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Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
THE
INFORMATIVE
PUBLICATION
New York 7, N; Y;j
Number 6243
197
Volume
MOST
AND
LEADING
IN
THE
FIELD
FINANCIAL
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
Price $1.60 a
Monday, March 4^
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
RAILROAD
INDUSTRIAL
tional common, shares
SECl REGISTRATIONS
of
to be offered ^through a 'nation-wide group
bankers headed by Francis I. du Pont & Co., New
Underwriting terms and price will be supplied by amendment.
Proceeds will be used to repay outstanding indebtedness of the
investment
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clinical research for the company, has conducted a number of clinical tests of the product and has been advised by another pharma¬
;
York.
ceutical
firm
that it
take such action
would
the
as
circumstances
■V: warrant to
enjoin the publication of its trade secrets and to recover
was active in the forma¬
tion of a company to engage in
the manufacture and sale of a.,
The' company manufactures bottle caps, bottling equipment and
tion Withdrawn—
product similar - to a proteolytic enzyme drug produced and sold
cans.—V. 196,- p. -2580.
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On Feb; 20, 1963, thV company Withdrew its: reglstr^ti<^- state-:
by that company. If the threatened action is brought against Neument originally filed with the SEC on Dec. 26, 1962, which covered
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bauer and the company is made a party defendant, and if the said
Diversified Real.Estate Trust
$600,000 of 6% debentures due 1978, 240,000 common shares, and
SEC Registration
company should prevail in such action and obtain a permanent
180,000 10- year warrants to purchase a like number of common
injunction, "the company will be unable to continue its business,"
Withdrawn—
shares, to have been offered in 600 units, each consisting of one
;the prospectus states.
...
f r On Feb, : 21,' 1963, the company withdrew - its registration states
$1,000 debenture,
400 shares and 300 (warrants, at : $1,00(K per;
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The company has outstanding 185,000 shares of common stock
ment originally filed with the SEC on March 8, 1962, which covered
Unit, through JayvW. Kaufmann & Co.GNew Yor^'rr~'Y ;l?7, p. 41.
(purchased for an aggregate of $41,000), of which Leon Krauss,
.1,000,000 shares of beneficial interest to have been offered at $10
Vice-President, Richard A. Neubauer, and Morris Cerota own 23.6%,
per share,
through Bacon, Johnson Realty Management Co., Inc.,
Arcum Pharmaceutical
22.9%
and 20.5%, respectively,
and management officials as a
New York.—V„ 195, p. 1309.
group 39.3
Bernard G. Wohl is President. If all the shares ar£
The corporation on Feb. 15, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 500
sold, present stockholders will own 60.6% of the equity and voting
t
series A preferred to be offered at $100, without underwriting.
power for an investment of $41,000 in cash, and the public will
Enzyme Corp. Qf America—Common Registered—
Proceeds are to be used for land acquisition and erection of a
own 39.3%
for dn investment of $240,000.
Sale of the new stock
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registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 21 covering 120,000
rants) will result in an increase in the book value of stock now
gaged in the packaging and distribution of pharmaceuticals.
( shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $2 per* .'outstanding from 30.7c to 83c per share with a
resulting dilution
/ share. The offering will be made on a best efforts basis by Bristol
oi $1.17 per share in the book equity of stock
purchased by the,
r,
-«r; Atlanta Gas Light Co.—To Sell Bds. Competitively
Securities Inc., 733 Third Avenue, New York, which will receive a
public.
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24c per share
Selling commission and $9,200 for expenses.
?v.' •Mr. W. L. Lee, President has announced a change in plans for
The
statement also includes 40,000 shares underlying 3-year warrants
the
sale
of
first
mortgage
bonds of
the company/
Previously
(Republic of) Finland—Bonds Registered—
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to be sold to the underwriter at lc each, exercisable at
Atlanta Gas Light had intended to negotiate the .sale of $27,000,10c per;
On Feb.
21, the Republic of Finland announced that it filed
share on the first 5,000 -shares and at $2 per share on the remain-.
A
000
of first mortgage
bonds to underwriters for resale to the
>
/ with
the
Securities
and • Exchange
Commission
a
registration
iiig 35,000 shares.
Up to $7,500 is payable by the company to1
general public, $17,000,000 of which ' were to be for immediate
statement covering the proposed issuance and sale of $10,000,000 *
Harrison B. Miller as a finder's fee.
According to the prospectus,
delivery and $10 000,000 for delayed delivery in August. Subject to
of ten year external loan bonds due March 15,
if the entire issue is not sold, "the proceeds realized may not be
1973.
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obtaining requisite regulatory approval, the company now; intends
The
statement
names
Harriman
Ripley '& Co,,
Inc., Kuhn,
sufficient for the company to carry on its business,-' with a result¬
to sell the entire $27,000,000 of bonds at competitive bidding with
;
Loeb & Co. Inc., Lazard Freres & Co. and Smith, Barney & Co.'{
bids to be received on Wednesday, March 20, at 12 Noon (EST),
ing loss to the purchasers of this offering.., ;• ;
.Inc., New. York as the principal underwriters of the financing.
The bonds were registered with the SEC on Feb. 1, 1963.—V. 197,
/ Organized under Delaware law in January^19^2 (under the name
A
public offering of the bonds is expected during the week of
p. 613*
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Neu-tKra Pharmaceuticals Mc.),^ the company^ proposes to sell and
March li:
It will mark the first offering of Republic of Finland
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y> distribute(initially
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only.; outside', the United Bfates)/ a. pharmaoeubonds in the United States since 1934.
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tical product *known as "Clinizyne," whicV*'irf '"said to be derived'Cities Servicer-Co^Preferred RegteterecLM
The
bonds
will
nof/be redeemable except" through operation
/from the pineapple plant and can be used In the treatment of a
of
The company of 60 Wall St., filed a registration statement with ;
the
sinking fund.
It
is provided that semi-annual sinking
variety of diseases having inflammation and swelling tumors as
the SEC on Feb. 21 covering 495,638 outstanding shares of $2.25
; ? fund payments commencing in September 1966 together with a
The manufacturing of the product will be
/prominent components.
cumulative convertible' preferred stock (no par), to be offered >
payment in March 1973 will retire the entire issue by maturity.
conducted.by its 92.5% owned Costa Rican subsidiary, Enzima' Corp.
Proceeds
from
for public sale (or if converted the underlying common shares) by
the
sale
of
the
bonds,
after' converting
the
de Costa Rica, S. A.
The $173,600 estimated net proceeds from the !
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the holders thereof from time to time on the New York Stock
S.
dollars
received
into
Finnish
currency,
will be included
/ stock sale will be used to purchase machinery and equipment, for
in
the
capital revenues of the Republic and used to cover in
Exchange or otherwise at prices current at the time of sale (maxi¬
1/ sales arid promotion, research and develbpirient, additional office
mum
/part
$55.4S per share). As of Mar. 31, 1963, substantially all of
contemplated < capital
expenditures
during
1963.
Interest
furniture and equipment
and for working capital.
According to
the properties and assets of Tennessee Corp., a New York eompariy,
on, and principal of, the bonds will be payable in U. S. currency.
the prospectus,
although the company believes that this product
will be transferred to a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company
is commercially feasible and marketable,
it has not received any
in exchange for the assumption of the subsidiary of the liabilities;
;
Gabriel Co.—Maremont Offers to Acquire Remainindependent confirmation of such belief, commercial acceptance of
of
Tennessee (and guarantee ,by the company of payment thereof
Clinizyme has not been proven, the market potential of the drug / ing Shares—
by the subsidiary) and issuance of an aggregate of 3,616,305 pre¬
C has not been determined and the company cannot set forth with
See Maremont Corp., this issue.-l-V. 197,
ferred shares by the company to Tennessee (of which the 495,638
p. 817.
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any degree of particularity the extent of the delmand therefor.
The
shares are a portion). Upon consummation of the exchange, Tenprospectus further states that Dr. Richard A. Neubauer, director of
nessee
(to be liquidated) will become the holder of about 23% of /
Greater McCoy's Markets, Inc.
SEC Registration
the total number of shares of the company having voting rights;
Withdrawn—
and such preferred shares will be distributed
to the holders of
On Feb. 25,
1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
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Tennessee's capital stock in the ratio of 9/10 of a preferred share
ment originally filed with the SEC on June 28, 1962, which covered
for each capital share of Tennessee.
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A
219,150 class A common shares to have been offered publicly,
Cities Service is engaged principally in the oil, natural gas and*
through Morris Cohon & Co., New York.—V. 196, p. 112.,
petrochemical businesses. According to the prospectus, the company
-
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Power
Alaska
Telephone Co.—SEC Registra¬
&
company,
including
major portion of its short-term bank debt.
a
therefor, in the event Neubauer
damages
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that
the
transfer
of
the
assets
and
business of
In This Issue
Tennessee,/
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which
produces agricultural and industrial chemicals, as well as
copper, iron sinter and zinc concentrates, will provide a broader
and more diversified base for the operations of Cities Service. In J
addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company
has .outstanding 10,853,889 shares of common stock. J. Ed. Warren /
is President and Burl S. Watson is Board Chairman. The selling
stockholders
are ; the
present directors of Tennessee
and their
affiliates.
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197,
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p.
a
of
director,"
816.
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Chairman
Board
is
32,405
owns
Heyman,
shares,—V.
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and
Tennessee,
David
H.
its
common
owns
„
45,031
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Conso Products, Inc.—SEC
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Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
inc.
—
Pro¬
posed Rights Offering—
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Feb.
26,
1963
the
company
of
4
1963. Subscription rights will expire on April 5,
1963. " v;
The offering will be underwritten by a group headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co. and First Boston Corp., New York.
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Consolidated Edison proposes to apply part of the proceeds from
the sale of the new common Shares to retirement of approxiniately
construction
finance
V.
/
197,
future
p.
program,
and
construction
405.
...
or
to * use
for
.
the
other'
,
.
Over-the-Counter Market
Transactions New York Stock
On
Feb.
27, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with
the SEC
on
May
28,
1962,
which
covered 150,000 common shares and warrants to purchase 30,000
additional shares, to have been offered in units of one share and
one warrant at $2.25 per unit,
through Hampstead Investing Corp.,
New York.—V. 195, p. 2589.
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Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—.Securities Registered
'yA/' The
company of 10 Columbus Circle, New York, filed a registrai'.-Vtion* statement with the SEC on Feb. 27, 1963- coverings $30,000,000
sinking fund debentures, due. March 15, 19$8 and 400,000. addi¬
-
1;
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Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
State and City Bond Offerings.—
Dividends Declared and Payable——
The
%
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to
sea
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miles
southwest of! Miami.
for
except
to
fully
about
but
develop"
company's
rock in the
a
the
net
a
loss
proceeds
to
continue
(at
level
the
for
from
land
expended
is
in
part of
the total
According to
the
of
land.
has arisen from the sale
$5,791; and the prospectus
ended
November
sale
stock
will
be
1962 of $35,987.
added
to
capital
b eused in part to satisfy any requests of rescission,
amortize
with
existing
the
present the
and
year
the
The
$53,000
small
Income
only
amount
must
mortgages,
conversion
land
be
is
of
the
subject
elevated
with
to
purchase
raw
land
to
land,
new
a
usable
to being flooded due to its
respect to the portion that
is actually utilized) and for general corporate purposes.
Accord¬
ing to the prospectus, the company in 1961-62 sold the 115,000
common
shares pursuant to a claimed Regulation A exemption
from Securities Act registration.
In its offering circular Used in
that distribution, the company indicated that the proceeds therefrom were to be used for road paving, land improvement, advertising and promotion, office buildings and furniture, salaries and
working captial, in its subsequent report of stock sales, how¬
ever,
the company reflected the use of about one-third of the
proceeds to amortize existing mortgages and to purchase new
land, "a fact not disclosed
in said offering circular."
There¬
after,
the Commission temporarily suspended the Regulation A
exemption; and the company submitted an offer of settlement
which was accepted by the Commission pending the filing by the
company
of
this registration statement and its fulfillment of
other action proposed in its offer of settlement. The
prospectus
further states that a total of eight directors, officers and em¬
ployees have agreed to deposit into a special escrow account an
aggregate
of
$60,060> for
repurchase
of
shares
tendered for
.
Foreign Exchange Rates————— 48
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rescission.
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
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15
"represents
the
and may
also
and
state
11
-
about
which
needed
net
funds
56
Reserve System———
-No
undeveloped,
excavated
reflects
2
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
of
present
'
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
located
amount
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land
presently
prospectus,
;
4J/a
shares held. Any remaining shares not
stockholders will be offered for public
underwriting is involved.
principal asset of the company consists Of two large tracts
share.
$7
development
'
purposes.—
ment
38/
such
by
per
at
The
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Miscellaneous Features
....
Creative Ventures Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
:
for
for
of
v;
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.^
38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
——1-j. 38
share
one
subscribed
—
- -
in connection with
remaining proceeds to
corporate
of
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Exchange.
37
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—i—-—,.-^- 38
% Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
Stock Exchange
38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange--u-^----4---Ji- 38
Montreal Stock Exchange——-—39
Canadian' Sotck Exchange39
; Toronto
Stock Exchange—J-Ll-40;
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of 811 Dupont Plaza Center, Miami, Fla., filed a
statement with the SEC on Feb. 25,
covering
(1)
outstanding shares of common stock subject to an offer
sale
37
: Midwest Stock
$13,p00,000 of short-term bank, loans, incurred
its
32
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Irving Place, New York,
filed a registration
statement with the Securities and Exchange;
Commission covering an issue of a maximum of 1,441,482 shares
of common stock. Maximum offering price is $90 per
share.
The new stock will be offered to the holders of the company's
outstandihg common for subscription
at the
rate of one
new
share for each 12 shares of common held of
record March 15,
On
Rights Offerings—
company
115,000
by the company to purchasers of such shares subsequent to May
31, 1961 to rescind such purchases at $2.60 per share, and (2)
136,094 common shares proposed to be offered thereafter for sub¬
scription at $5.50 per share to common stockholders at the rate
Exchange-^-45
-Cincinnati Stock Exchange-!^——■
Detroit Stock Exchange
Registration Withdrawn
Co., New York.i—V... 196," p. 2480k
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-Boston Stock Exchange-37
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York Stock Exchange (Stocks)-*.—...
National Stock
'■'?•'•f-'v-V:/.;.'"A,'
ment
H.
New
Greater Miami Industrial Park, Inc.—Files Rescis¬
The
registration
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)—
American Stock Exchange-
;
20, 1963, the company "withdrew its; registration state-;
originally filed with the SEC on Sept. 27, 1962, which cov¬
ered 125,000 common shares to have been offered publicly, through
On
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sion and
PAG®
shares. In addition,
Tennessee common
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and
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Stock and Bond Quotations
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The company has outstanding 612,423 shares of
(of which 497,423 .were issued in exchange for
which James G. Pace, President,
and Erwin Ira
chairman,
own
11,61%
find
9.04%,
stock
land), of
common
the
Ulman,
respectively.—V.
v'y./Continued
196, p.
board
1237.
on page
3
2
The Commercial and
(910)
Initial: response
A
($58,050,000) and moderately heavy municipal ($252,987,000)
debt investment funds is slated this week which marks
culmination of the U. S. Treasury's current and largest refunding involving
light corporate
demand
the
for long terra
backlog totals for corporate and tax-exempts remain relatively unchanged
than a shift in the composition of the former wherein the bonds' total
in '74.
Y
4.33%
at
to do
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four
are
ARE
AUTII.
WEEK'S
LARGEST
STATE
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private issues, two competitive utility, one raij equipment, and
corporate debt, and 36 State-local issues of $1 million or large?
Among the larger visibles expected are:
Tuesday (March 5):
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p,J§T^ICTy 1^1^.,
$2f.5 tpilliop ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXXCOl
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debentures
$20
4
Mar.
Aa
rate
by
Moody's
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Ust
Wffk
triple-A
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by
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POSTPONEMENTS
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Johnson, Realty Management Co.; Inc.; and Greater
lexicon
jqnior
?ocn nrefunding
1960. A
pre-refunqing
or
and
,
'pre'
debt-management literature
refundings.
since
Julian
These
Baird
tlje Eisenhower Administration
involves securities maturing in
neyy issues coming due in
few
a
years.
terms
are
a
the
the
pioneered
the
less exchanged
"Junior refundings" take in securities)
conversion,
amount involved
since
can
be
exchanged,
with
were
a year or
limits
no
quite
a
$«.«>
as
to
$209,791,079
.
-
4.8
4.!)
2.1
ctfs.
3%
8-15-63)
(11-15-63)
bonds (
3%%
Feb. 20
Yield*
Stocks.
( Vf )
(& )
notes
(
2-15-67)*
•3T'h% bonds (11-15-71)
4%
bonds (
2-15-80)
3Vz% notes (11-15-65)
-.3.1
3%% notes (
2-15-6(1)
1.5
3%
set
for
'
: bonds (
-
bonds (
2-15-80)
studies
3.HI
3.96
EAST
4.0
.
show
$50
,|rV"Hr''
March
4.95
4.00
4.05
early
+ ™S
up
due
to
rounding.
Exchanges
afwell^f individuals^ gr°UPS °f bu^rs~e g, banks,
made
freely In either refunding
corporations, insurance
compa-
*
All are reoperiings of existing issues
except this new one
When issues yields are based on asked
prices for delivery.
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the securities
and/pr thdse selected in exchange, and adjustments
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fbr-accrued
eligible
Interest
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on
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$428,904,(10;) (99).
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$2,299,921.886(30(J)'*,,$2,3!8,1)32,543(317)
$137,920,000
In
WASHINGTON
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$2,594,479,120(808)
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LOCAL
PUBLIC
HOUSING
POWER
12; $37,215,000 SAN FRANCISCO,
set for March 20;
and
SYSTEM
for April
17.
AUTHS.,
SUPPLY
:
$65
the
tlncludes:
STATES
GULF
in
four
UTILITIES
table
TRANSIT
construction
with
ctfs.
QUINCY RR.
to
float
seek
will
San
$100
million
million
$7.5
$100
to
up
million
Francisco
in
June
private
in
bonds
in
harbor.
in
lending
next
30-
-h'\
4
dates
tabulated
in
and excludes $14.7 million equip,
indeterminate backlog table below.
tr.
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CO.;
below,;
dates and one without dates amounting to $937,500,000. /
(NEW ENGLAND POWER CO.;- SOUTHERN UNION GAS;
JAMAICA SUPPLY CO.) still too tentative for other than the
preferreds
;
and
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'^37Issues of $300,000 or less in
and four of which are-senior debt securities.
dates,
expects
AUTH.
CALIFORNIA
projects including
tr.
equip,
seven
Dept.,
Resources
STATE OF
preferreds with
two
in
$32,000,000
/ indeterminate
in
BURLINGTON
$12,000,000
Excludes
Water
CHICAGO
iriid-March;
$37,095,000
CHICAGO
of
;Also,
State
going;
after'
for various possible
days
90
ctfs.
'
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of
"
five
which
r"'
possess/offering
,
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INDETERMINATE
,
,
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exchanged
involved.
b*.
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f
BACKLOG
^This Week
ti
:
1
Feb. 21,1963
Feb. 14, 1963
;
,$1,592,234,000-_ $1,572,668,000;,,, >,.f'.
,
$2,299,892,000
Corporate stocka: and. bonds*
/>Comprise
,
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have not been formally announced or approved for
offering as those in the Total Competitive and Underwritten backlog table above.
Recent additions
to this float of Indefinite financing plans are:
{,//:•;'/.;://•{ /';///{///..Reported
.
reported
secondary
financing
sale
of
plans
LIFE
&
which
CASUALTY
INSURANCE CO.
LIGHT
/ Clint Murchison,
Jr.,;' $30 ' million
LOUISIANA POWER &
/> TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS
PIPE
LINE CO.
debt securities
Securities
Securities
.v
Corp.;
Co., -Ltd.;
maturing
300,000
ADR's
CONSOLIDATED
Includes,
July
also, 46
1,
1963,
OF
SONY
EDISON
and
$690
CO.
million
CORP.
OF.
N.
via
Y.
TENN., by John D. and
bonds;
$30-$40 million
& Co.,
and Stone,
Smith, Barney & Co., and Nomura
refinancing of $27,561,000 of 3Mr%.
via
OF
CO.
White.
Weld
financing towards $1.3 billion five-vear
construction program, but'not recent registration of 1,441,482 shares of common as a rights offer¬
ing which is tallied in the above backlog table of Issues slated to be offered; and FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF MEMPHIS $4 million stock sales, tp be voted upon this week,
March 4, by the owners.
external
postponed corporates at estimated $103,132,000 compared to last week's tally of
$118,034,000.
As of last Feb. 14, 1963, postponed corporate securities numbered
49
issues, aggregating
53
and
had
an
estimated
value
of
$121,968,000.
"
postponed
or
be
securities
may
return
with
or
without
changes
to
the
backlog
of
issues
to
be
withdrawn.
1
STATUTES
.
FORBID
COMPELLING
OVER-AGED
DEFECTIVE
FILINGS
V:-//. TO BE WITHDRAWN UNLESS ISSUER CONSENTS
weeks
a
;
^
ago-we noted in this space, more out of curiosity than anything
small handful of statements filed with the SEC in 1961 was still in
registration. We wondered how this correlated with the SEC laws intended to
hold up a registration no more than 20 days so long as the SEC found no reason
to delay, suspend, or turn down clearance.
Mr.
be
issues
*
$63
program
else, that
add
\*\
STADIUM
Court' and
the
Two
not
1
9«.:
$983,743,000(103) i-':- $928,454,00!>( 10)
summer;
of
million
sometime
:Z//7
$20.0
•NOTE:
-
$5C million
market
These
3.95
18;
bid
feasibility;
getting
offered
4.00-4.20
$1,381,259,00(633)
WENATCHEE,
Supreme
•
*■/'
$301,238,643(150)
-
WASH., revenue bonds Oct."1963; $22 million JACKSONVILLE, FLA., revenue
million authorized—in June, 1963; $16 million KENTUCKY UNIV., expected
BONDS OF BOSTON, MASS., possibly this year; *94 million GRANT
& KITTITAS COUNTIES PUBLIC UTILITY DIST., WASH, perhaps early spring; $75 million CHICAGO
PUBLIC BLDG.r COMM.* lease-revenue"bonds
this spring; $15 million LOUISVILLE,
ivf., in Lite
1963.
CALIFORNIA'S $1.75 billion
water plan bond
issue was cleared lastZweek by the State's/
4.05
4.(10
$742,097,000(2;5)
$1,316,178,886(203) ' $1,389,578,543(211)/V $2,165,575,120( 709!)
*$t,OO2,(jl3,O0( 109)'
certificates—1 out
soon;
'
3.96
3.95
3.89
$298,980,136(141}
-
(29)
million NEVADA IRRIGATION DIST., CALIF., possibly
next May;-/
negotiated WICHITA,' KAN., refunding via B. J,' Van Ingen & Co.. "Pher
$41.1 million N. Y. CITY TRANSIT AUTH., revenue bonds series B,
1963; via Phelps, Fenn <fc Co., not earlier than next summer; $175 million WELLS POWEiR PROJECT, :
3.63
4.24-4.32
$69,781,293
231,457,350(121)
Excludes
approximately
spring or
1% )
.3%% bonds(11-15-66)
4%
$77,998,286 (20)
220,981,850(121)
$435,513,960(136)
sealed
this
1963
_
4.00-4.2!)
8-15-66)
2.4
Junior-Senior Refunding
3Vh% bonds (11-15-74
)t
( 'jr X
8.62
4.05-4.11
2-15-64)
$3.3
V.
(24)
$2,423,951,060(298)
million
bonds
1963;
. ,
3.80-3.87
$789,316,120 <70 ;
'
municipals without definite sales dates such as: $152 million JACKSONVILLE EXPRESS¬
WAY AUTH. negotiation doubtful/ before .April via Smith, Barney & Co.
of which $56 million are
new
cash and
the rest are refunding; $18 million ALASKA DEVEL. CORP
Court approved
and
/{expected late March; $60 million OKLAHOMA TPKE. AUTH., may not be forthcoming unless further
r-When Issued—,
Feb.21
Feb.27
1963
-Offered-
,
H-ir>-r>8)
*
,
(34)
166,136,120 (42)
$1,088,339,900 <61)
,
-
Also, $150 million competitive STATE OF ILLINOIS set for March
$130
Webster
.
Pie-Refunding
Eligible
$1,017,198,750 (62)
225,722,881(112)
Botb" '"TV"
/CALIF.,
how much
the highest syndicate
Estimated
,
3Ms% cth.
(
2Vi% bonds (
(29)
"
surprise—particularly
Yield**
Amount
{ 524,435,000
•
or
size and
CHANGES IN "WHEN ISSUED" YIELDS
(Billions)
512,268,150 (30)
$618,180,000
years.
the Treasury had announced it will
again, for the second
April long terms competitively to
bidder6
»
d
(32)
* Includes: One negotiation—viz./ $26.5 ^million BI-STATE DEVELOP'T, AGENCY AUTH., MO., {'.ILL,,::
mid-March, via John Nuveen & Co., and Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. * '
first
which took place Oct. 3,
Lk million rights lt has ar} unsuccessful appeal, The
$29,040 V- ^?asur.y
longest choice
March 1,1962
$563,904,900
around
30-yeqv maturities.-. The 17-year rights option in the current
Treasury package
borders between the
"^mor" and "senior" conversions—a problem for semantics
of
Feb. 14,1963
^
(32)
outstanding .shares of $2.25 cuipulative prefejrreds.'
.
/
new
years converted into 20
chqice of the
Feb. 21,1963
$504,9:10,000
Data, In parentheses, denpte the number of capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
capital "fend refunding by nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment companies, and
secondaries.
Excluded
are
private placements and such other nonpublic offerings as excha^kes,
shares reserved for conversion and for issuance under employees, and stobk option
plans and "from:
time-to-time sales." 'Thus, not tallied is the recently registered CITIES SERVICE CO.'s "time-to-time"
secondary sale of 495,638.
-•
maturing in the next few years
swapped for issues maturing in about ten
Sepior refunding
deals with issues maturing in 10
rbnipp
' *
«
(29)
!
'/With datfs^:/
5.
the
5 evolves not only an unexpected "advanced" reopening of Feb. 15,
S n9t mtimatqd in the original announcement of intentions but,
forewarned
in
'
v'-i
$985,825,000 ( 53)
_
a
$1,002,256,286
$989,655,193
$268,320,000. $1,020.01.400
stocks: 1
Total
-
large amount and choice of refundables
has accelerated the
governments even though the
exchange into
increase the total outstanding. The refunding, how¬
ever, does add
to, the supply of longer maturities.Z Hence, it conflicts with the
nudgmg policy of keeping yields down in the
longer end of the maturity specSo, far this cross-current competition has not seriously affected corporates
and municipals.
Nudgmg
supplanted "bills preferably" two years ago
w
$737,698,000
$628,839,000
$752,281,400
Corporates: ^$1,421,338,90(189))
Total Municipals: it»U 1.J) '
decline in the price of long-term
longer maturities will not
i^rf
lior? tul
sq, the
$1,118,!)S2,P>79
$62,373,286
Total
5
REFUNDING SIGNIFICANTLY
AFFECTS INTEREST RATE GOAL OF
V
"NUDGING" DESIGNED TO
KEEp ^pNp RATES LOW
The Treasury s seventh
conversion now underway since February 28 and
ending
undermining the Treasury's and Federal Reserve's
cooperative efforts to "nudge" long rates down and
short-term rates up.
V
$727,371,000
5(5,255,000 (24) L:
Without dates,,
,//
•
71,839,043
$391,61 (,079
CO.
registration last week which included:
(John W.) Co! via Bear, Stearns & Co.; Diversified Real
(
of
413,557,000
-
-
McCoy's Markets Inc. via Morris Cohon & Co.
The largest issue out of four that
annopnced a delay in their offering plans last
y/gs AqtPmgtiq IVJerchahdisihg^ Jnp. viaA. C. Allyn.
/
,: :
theeffect
380,599,036
...
/
With dates„_„
week
-
$252,987,000
$264,558,286
$360,816,193
.
Total Bonds—
1
withdrawn from SEC
Bacon,
(5)
$190,637,000
278,402,000
229,407,000
28,925,000
$54,156,293
$470,570,0(8)
dates,:
Corporate
;ANP;/ .',;//
were
Total Visibles
XCols'. 3 + 4) *
'
^ v.;/"/'
$508,201,400
'7/ TVisWeek
Financings
Eight issues
(4)
$244,080,000!
-
dates____
'
Without
Total
Municipal^*
'.
COMPETITIVE ANp NEGQTIATpD BACKLOG
-**
With
,
VISIBLES
"(3)
more.
/
Corporate bonds:
/
equipment trust:
S&P's; and $10,947,000
U
the postponed McGrath
Estate Trust via
:
$194,791,079
$202,185,000
.
__r„.
"
(WILLIAM) CO. via Reynolds & Co., and P. W.
LEAp^ RESPECTiyEL^» LAST
29,046' ^
' k/:
9,000
$306,659,900
-
*$1 million
$5,250,000
AUTQI\IATIC MERCHANDISING, INC., AND McGRATII
•
$29,046
7,860
.
,
'Corporates
$4,300,000vv Z $62,350,000
61,522,036
102,197,036
125,050,000
184,150,000
3,919,043
42,914,043
38,995,000
MarchJL, 1962
>Total of
•
Total
Stocks"
•
.*
$58,050,000
/ Peb. 14, 1963^^^-^i^
Also, tentatively slated for some time this week are: 115.000 shares of MIL¬
WAUKEE BRAVES, INC. common via
Robert W. Baird & Co., and $2.5 million
subordinated debentures, with attached warrants and
150,000 shares of common,
2,f»0p quits, of WALLACE
/
5,202
;
UNDERWRITTEN
Corporate
:*
Z^T."""
■
Total,—$196,820,000*
'
BOSTON METROPOLITAN pi^TR|CT, M^SS.
m
j 18,739
7,615
3,758
2-28-63,- '
-
-
$26,820
,
RAILWAY
and
1
9-15-62
-
,v
V; 40,675,000 /
Z 59,100,(MH)
Mar. 25-Mar, 30
\
NORTHERN
" (TV*
.—.m
Arhursclay (Marph 7);
GREAT
-
tlie first ten, dgys pf March wherein the.
AND
£ Corporate
;
9
Mar. 18-Mar. 23
million STATE OF ALASKA; $3,835,000 FRAMINGHAM, MASS.;
million SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS; and $3.5 million SPRING BRANCH
SCHOOL DISTRICT, TEXAS.
\ V ' " \
•
certificates
4-Mar.
Mar. 1.1-Mar. 16
N. Y.; $7.6
Competitive
8,000
6,041
.
3-1-62
$18,739
;
'
-t
via
.
$7,615
.
T\,,
/
^
9-15-61 -;1-
-
$19,436
3,979 :
^
COMPETITIVE
'y":
White, Weld & Co., and Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
LOUISIANA ; FISCAL AUTHORITY; $9,822,000 YONKERS,
million
3-15-61
-
'1.
>
''
4
-
4,213
/./-^V^ '..'Bonds
' $3.5
;
Up.--"
MARCH
Competitive ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC CO.'s $15 million first mortgage
bonds rated Aa by Moody'§ and declared SEC effective last Feb. 27; $10
million AUTOMATIC RETAILERS OF AMERICA, INCrsubord. Moody's
B-rated
Taken
<
AUTHORITY; $12 million DE KALB COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT,
QA.; $6-2 million STATE OF RHODE ISLAND; $7.5 million ANNE ARUN-;
DEL COUNTY SANITARY COMM., MD.; $6.4 million OMAHA, NEB.; $4.5
million DUVAL COUNTY, FLA.; $4 million MERIDIAN MUN. SEP. SCHOOL;
,
due
Government will be seeking $1 to $l2/2 billion of new cash for its estimated cash
the fiscal year begins on July 1, 1962.
■
;
STATE
Wednesday (March 6):
10-3-60
$12,473
6,609
The next Treasury financing will be in
Competitive NQRTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO^Moody's triple-A->
rated $40 milliqn debentures Svith ball protection for five years;
$29,361,000
MINNESOTA
(STATE OF); $25 'million 'PENNSYLVANIA GENERAL'
37/ss
^financing needs of $3 billion until
in size scheduled to appear this week.
r!
-
Outstanding.. $11,177
Exchange
Limited
To
5,000
,
■a
7
,
(IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
^
Amount
'
underwritten
one
the
,
Amount
SCHEDULED
ISSUES
who swaps for
someone
!/The following recapitulates the extent of previous conversions:
6-23-60
,
as
refunding involving $26 billion, the Treasury placed
that all but $1.2 billion of the limit
was spoken tor,
There is no limit to this refunding, and expectations are high
maintenance of high bill yields,' "
.
' '
1
s
k
-
tables below are the figures we would have included last—but not this—week.
NORTHWESTERN BELL TEL: CO.; STATE OF MINN.; PENN.
well
as
In the last previous
outside limit of $9 billion and was pleased
an
the
in
better
do
reinvest them
equities' increased—due to Consolidated Edison Co. of New York's
recently registered 1,441,482 common stock rights offering.
^
;
H'v
Last week we were unabfe to occupy this space because of an interposing com¬
bination of mechanical, Holiday and elfish interferences.- The latter are invisible
devilish creatures which haunt composing rooms and strike when least
expected.
declined and
To^accomrnp^ate thpse" who keep 'tra'cK "of'oiir weekly 'data, reproduced'
'
prepared data showing that those who take advantage of the offer
than if they were to hold on to expiration dates—unless the
interest rate pattern at the time of maturity in the market rose exceptionally 1
high. A person holding, for example, 3% bonds of '66 to maturity would have to
should
Other
*
on
The Treasury
$29,046 million.
The
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
after-market hours' announcement by the
.7;
SIDNEY BROWN
...
the first Thursday,-February 21, following the Wednesday
Treasury found 3%s of '74 down Vz to
%; 3%s of '71 down %; and 4s of '80 down %, The long terms^.all in all, quickly
evidenced decline, and Treasury bills rose as corporate and other holders not
seeking; longer maturities sold their rights and entered the short-term bill
'..market." /''
' Z.
;
""///'.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
financial Chronicle
Orval L. DuBois, an
exemplary civil servant who is Secretary of the SEC,,
patiently and kindly explains Why an issue cannot be forced out of registration
no matter how long the statement has
been defective and no reply is received
#'
Volume
197
letters
to
of
Number
6243
.
comment.Mi\
have done-wonders
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(911)
it is
Dear Mr. Brown:
In your Feb. 18
that where
to
.
issue,
discuss "Six Issues Still in Registration
you
It may be of interest to you and your readers to know
issuer chooses to continually file delaying: amendments
;
.
an
Commission has
authority to
Of the six
*
'
,
In
sixth
the
case,
no
^
Despite
' "■ * 1
material amendment has
to a letter of comments issued in
answer
been
filed
,V;;\
There certainly is
j
banks' free
excess reserves rose. They expanded $86 million on a daily average
basis, compared to the earlier week, to $353 million and achieved an actual
growth of $24 million to $568 million last Wednesday versus $544 million for
the prior Wednesday.
'
|
r
The drop in our monetary gold stock to $15,878 million brings it to its lowest level
since May 10,1939 and the cumulative loss so. far this year has been $100 million.
The
in
DUBOIS
harm caused by allowing a filed but noneffective state¬
^ except to those few who plot the potential
demand for investment-loanable funds.
The SEC will not pass a defective
registration and so no harm is caused to the public or to anyone else. Perhaps
registration
Greater
Corp.—Common Registered—
Nebraska
of
1107 Federal Securities Building, Lincoln, Nebr.,
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 20 covering
company
a
offered for public sale
per
No underwriting is involved.
The statement also
includes 177,150 shares to be offered pursuant to option to-.initial
stockholders at $2 per share.
;
%
-;;
Organized under Nebraska law in Jan. 19G2, the company intends
to engage in the business of operating subsidiary companies through
substantially total or majority stock ownership. Although the com¬
shares
share.
3,000,000
at
$2
of
stock,
common
.
.
future to form
pany intends in the
a new or purchase an existing
and a fire and casualty insurance company,
purchases have been actually commenced or
negotiated at this time.
The company further contemplates the
purchase of substantially all or a majority of stock of one or more
banks and one or more finance companies and the making of
mortgages and acquisition of evidence of corporate and govern¬
mental
indebtedness for the general purposes of the corporation;
no such
institutions, stock or indebtedness has been purchased and
no
negotiations pursuant to such purposes have been undertaken
at this
time.
In addition, the company does not now have any
licenses or permits of any kind or nature to engage in such busi¬
nesses,
and no applications have been filed to engage
therein.
The $5,560,012 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be
added to capital and surplus; and the management of the company
reserves
the right to make such allocation or disposition of funds
as
in its opinion appears to be in the best interests of the com¬
pany and its proposed subsidiaries under the circumstances existing
at
the
time
the
funds
became
available
to
the
company.
The
company generally intends to allocate $1,500,000 to purchase, form
and finance a life insurance company, $1,500,000 to purchase the
outstanding stock of one or more banks, $1,250,000 to purchase,
form-and finance a fire and casualty Insurance company, $1,000,000
to purchase, the
outstanding stock of one or more finance companies.V audi $250,000 to purchase mortgages and evidence of
corporate or', governmental indebtedness.
The
company has outstanding 59,050 shares of common
stock,
purchased by initial incorporators at $2 per share. Ray Peake is
such
no
company
formations
Chairman
Board
or
and
Hans
V.
Larsen
is
Fresident.
\
The
'
of
company,
tration
statement
with
of second preferred
in
stock
Foods,
share
for
the
at
the
stock
exchahge
Inc.,
of Star-Kisti
Progress
1062
SEC
outstanding
of
$.27
It is proposed to offer such
shares
common
preferred
for
snare
According to the prospectus;
of
Star-Kist
each
common
stockholders of
Star-Kist have agreed to exchange 956,871 common sha^s of st«rKist for 259,052 preferred shares of the company; and 39,954 shares
received by such holders will be resold in a public distribution.
No
17
is involved. The dividend rate on the preferred is to
be.suppliedby amendment.
The company is engaged principally in the manufacture, packag¬
ing and sale of an extensive line of food products, substantially all
underwriting
of
which
ties."
distributed under the
are
label
Star-Kist is engaged principally
and other fish products.
In
tuna
and
shares
preferred
of
common
the
stock,
addition
company
(with
stock,
$29.71
a
"57
Varie¬
in the canning and selling of
fisli
ness
trademark
and
to
Laboratory Procedures, Inc.—Common Registered
'The
YoriVpdriy
registration
of
share.
The
certain
Sto'cker St.,
3701
of
with
statement
the
SE'C
will
Includes
also
net
proceeds
short-term
from
at
$1
The
stock
the
Maryland Casualty Co.«-rShare Exchange Offer—
•
shares
sale
of
officers
which
21.6%
own
share
per
Frank
will
G.
statement
Sale
each.
result
in
of
President,
stock
new
increase
an
in
and
the
to
book
the
three
at
of
stock
H.
of 432 Commerce Exchange Bldg., Oklahoma
registration
a
statement
with
the
SEC
indebted¬
has
outstanding 5,257,130
per share book value
at
...
real
in
prospectus.
The
Trust
opportunity
interest,
of
property
No
was
to
of
kind
a
underwriting
organized
in
through
own,
and description
involved.
is
1961
to
provide
transferable
undivided interest in the Trust,
an
properties
consisting
primarily
of
shares
which owns
Mitsui
The
interests
in
real
an
^
the
equity
interest
in
In-
standing
and
656,975
officers
Whiteman,
V.
addition
and
Jr.
is
to
shares
their
of
beneficial
and
as
W.
estate.
In
a
group
own
3.5%:
Fierson
is
W.
1962), of which Mellon National Bank and Trust Company,
fiduciary capacities, holds Of record 34.1%, Henry J. Heinz, II,
Board Chairman, owns 7.8%
and management officials as a group
11.9%..
Heinz,
II
has. the
right
to
vote
28.9%
of
the
outstanding
stock held by Mellon.
Frank Armour, Jr. is President.
The pro¬
spectus
lists
17
shareholders?:-of.' Star-Kist who will receive
an
aggregate
of
change
and
public.
25.,052
The
sell
p.
propose
list
includes
13,46ft. shares
propose
523.
to
Heinz
who
sell
.
(out
amounts
*
to
preferred
sell
the
Joseph
of
66,576
ranging
J.
to
shares
pursuant
to
the
ex¬
preferred shares to the
Bogdanovich who proposes to
39,954
be
from
4
received)
to
8,527
'
"
the
others
who
shares.—V.
197,
>
<
at
$7,000 per
unit:
\
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
corporation,
registration
of
168
statement
W.
President.
with
NT.
rate, on the debentures,
public offering price
for both
goods
both
at
home
in
and
The
markets.
over-seas
proceeds from this financing will be added to general corporate
use In support of
the company's financing of joint ven¬
ture Investments, both In'Japan and
abroad," and of its expanded
trading activities.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
pany^ has
outstanding
158,732,436
shares
of
common
stock,
of
which management officials as a group own 1.6%.
Yasutaro Niizeki
is Board Chairman and Tatsuzo Mizukami is President.
funds for
Exchange Plan—
Michigan
the
SEC
on
Avenue,
Feb.
filed
Chicago,
Mobile Home Parks Development Corp.—SEC Reg¬
a
istration W ithdrawn—
21
covering an esti¬
mated 100,000 shares of cumulative convertible
preferred stock. It
is, proposed to offer an undetermined amount
of
the
preferred
shares (and cash) in exchunge for the remaining
outstanding stock
of the Gabriel Co. (presently 51.5%
owned by Maremont), and an
unspecified amount of the preferred shares for the remaining out¬
standing stock of Saco-Lowell Shops (presently 92 2%>
owned bv
Maremont).
Edward Padula,
1501
Broadway, New York, filed a registration
statement with
the SEC on Feb.
20 covering
$350,600 of limited
partnership shares in The Kelley Co., a vNew York limited partner¬
ship to he formed.
$21,0CO of such shares were sold privatelv, and
the remaining shares are to be offered for public sale by Padula,
producer of a musical play presently entitled "Kelly," in 47 units
interest
net
1973.
Maremont Corp.—Files
The
The
number
on
brokers
of
shares
fK
<
%
the
filed
Overseas
1
*
*'*'
withdrew
company
with
shares
the
to
SEC
have
Investment
its
Jan.
on
Service,
registration
28,
offered
been
at
Seville,
which
$2.50
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-j
Vy
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state¬
covered
share,
per
Spain.—V.
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New Industry Capital Corp.—Common
The
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188,
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sells a line of textile preparatory
machinery and replace¬
produces certain ordnance equipment for the United
Government.
Through Gabriel it manufactures automotive
.
of 1228 Wantagh
Registered—
Wantagh, N. Y„ filed a
25
covering 30.500
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $10 per
share.
No .underwriting
is presently involved, ^ Organized under
New York law in February, 1962, the company is a small business
investment
company
licensed to 'conduct business in New York
company,
registration
supplied by
and
1963,
common
through
has retained Georgeson & Co., 52 Wall
connection with the exchange offer.
The exact
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of automotive
replacement equipment; and through Saco-Lowell It also manufac¬
ment parts and
27.
originally
2248. -.j:
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in
-The company
tures
Feb.
I,250,000
registration, the rate of exchange, dividend
the preferred shares and the fees payable to
Georgeson and
who assist in the exchange of shares are to be
amendment.'
States
On
ment
company
Street, New York, in
rate
Feb.
on
debentures
.
196, p.
.
Kelley Co.—Securities Registered—t
Co., Ltd.—Securities Registered—
&
semi-finished
October.
in
is
,
the Trust his' out¬
Interest,
of - which trustees-
DeVier
3.7%.
Board
own
Harper
(maximum"$1 per common share) and underwriting terms are
supplied by amendment. Purchasers of common stock of the
company will receive ADR's in denominations of one to one hun¬
dred American Depositary Shares, each such American Depositary
Share representing 20 common shares of the company on deposit in
Tokyo.
As a general trading company, Mitsui deals in a wide variety of
industrial,
agricultural
and
consumer
goods
and
commodities,
serving the Japanese economy as a supplier of raw materials and
industrial products and as a wholesale distributor of finished and
indebtedness,
associates
Chairman
T.
be
to
a
certain
group
a
issues
portfolio
shopping plaza in Hollywood, Fla.
The
properties presently owned by the Trust are all located in
Florida and include
office and professional buildings,
commercial
shops and shopping centers, industrial and warehouse properties,
motels,
apartment houses,
bowling lanes- and
mortgage
invest¬
ments.
Miller
company
SEC
The
beneficial
January 1962, the Trust acquired its initial properties in exchange
for 627,756 shares at an exchange price of $10 per share, and in
May, 19, 219 shares were issued on the same basis in exchange
for
outstanding 2,102,527 shares of common
has
management officials as
is President and William
of Tokyo, Japan, filed registration statements with
20 covering (1) $10,000,000 of convertible sinking
due 1978
and 2,500,000 shares of common stock
(represented
by
125,000
American
Depositary
Shares)
and
(2)
100,000 American Depositary Receipts issuable on deposit of such
common
shares or other outstanding
common
shares of the com¬
pany.
The debentures and
depositary shares
(each representing
20 common shares) are to be offered for public sale through
un¬
derwriters headed by Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., 20 Broad St., and
The Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., 61 Broadway, both of New York.
the
in
with
a
which
of
Feb. 21,. 1963, the company withdrew Its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on June 28, 1962, which covered
common
shares to have been
offered publicly, through
Bear, Stearns & Co., New York.—V. 196, p. 112.
25
l
of
The company
253,875
City,
forth
set
New
(John W.) McGrath Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
$1
>
investors
St-.,
Broad
stock
Feb.
on
51
On
Liberty Real Estate Trust—Shares Registered—
filed
Co.,
&
(and 108,807 shares are issuable pursuant to a proposed stock
Ellsworth
fund
company
Colgate
ment
outstanding from 25.4 cents to 48.2 cents per share with
a
resulting dilution of 51.8 cents per share in the book equity
of stock purchased by the public.—V. 194, p. 1721.
The
Middendorf,
Chairman.—V. 197, p. 239.
now
Okla.,
reg¬
a
two
dividend),
other
public
value
and
surance.
be used to pay outstanding
acquire and equip laboratories
balance will be used to acquire
Linden,
filed
other firms, will form and manage a group of
dealers to solicit tenders of Northern stock, and the
company will pay the managers a fee of $35,000 or $40,000
and
pay
the dealers a fee of 40 cents or forty-five cents per share
(such amounts depending on the number of shares tendered).
The issuing company
and Northern are both multiple line in¬
surance companies.
According to the prospectus, it is believed that
the
proposed affiliation will benefit both companies in that the
combined
operations will produce a better balanced portfolio of
business
with
a
wider diversification of
risks and types of
in¬
leases on new laboratory
locations, modify facilities in a building occupied by one of the
laboratories, for an advertising campaign, and for general working
capital. The company has outstanding 275,000 shares of common
stock,
Baltimore,
SEC
is
soliciting
to pay Federal taxes, and the
additional laboratory equipment, purchase
and
It
Northern
of
basis.
Fortieth St.,
on
Feb.
21
covering 781,655,
proposed to offer such stock to
Insurance <%. of New York on a share
stock.
common
share
for
York,
will
to
of
stockholders
per
incurred
indebtedness
company
The company of 701 West
istration statement
with
the
Angeles, Calif., filed a
26 covering 225,000
public sale at $1 per
through underwriters headed
expenses.
the prospectus, this
is being made to
Saco-Lowell
and
1,557,903 shares of common stock, of which Howard E. Wolfson,
Chairman, Arnold H. Maremont, President, and Jerome M.
Feb.
andj $11,000 for
outstanding shares
37,500
stockholders
Gabriel
Comar, Executive Vice-President (each with their respective fami¬
lies) own 18.99% , 7.41% and 10.24%, respectively—V. 197,
P-524,
sold to Plohn & Co. by
share,
and
12,500 outstanding
shares underlying five-year options granted by the stockholders to
pizzini & Co., exercisable at $1 per share.'
The company operates six medical testing laboratories located in
four medical
centers
and
two
private hospitals in or near Los
Angeles.
It also
operates
a
central reference
laboratory which
provides more complex laboratory analyses. The $173,500 estimated
principal
the
of
Board
for
commission
share
per
shareholders
to increase its holdings in such companies with
a
view
to
complete ownership thereof.
In
addition to certain
indebtedness
and
preferred stock, the company has outstanding
be made
by Charles Plohn & Co., 4 Albany St., and B. W. Pizzini & Co.,
Inc., 25 Broad St., both of New York, which will receive a 10 cents
offering
communications antennas. According to
to
enable
Los
on
stock'/:td' be? offered
common
and commercial mi¬
absorbers, rballisitcally actuated devices
offer
,
shares
;
-
crowave
and
and a royalty of 2V2%
of gross box office receipts is payable to
Charlap and a royalty of 4% to Lawrence (who may also receive
additional 1% as director or co-director).
interests
a regis¬
25 covering 285,818 shares
Feb.
(convertible).
raie
shock
be
raised
an
the
Street,'Pittsburgh, filed
on
will
been
-"
,
February 28, 1963
covering 500,000 shares of beneficial Interest in the Trust. It is
proposed to offer such shares at a maximum $10 per share, for
(H. J.) \fleinz Co*—Files Exchange Plan—
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be
to
.
life insurance
have
of managing
right to present
purpose
j Investment News
The
partnership
$329,000
Continued from page 1
filed
keep bill yields up.
formed, when contributions aggregating
as
a
result of
this
offering, for the
producing the musical.
Padula acquired
the
the musical play on the stage from Eddie
Lawrence, librettist and lyricist, and Moose Charlap, the composer.
The net proceeds from the sale of the units will be applied to the
cost of opening a first-class production oi the musical in New York
City, including all production expenses and cost of an out-of-town
tryout.
Padula will be entitled to receive .50% of the net profits
of the partnership for which he will make no cash contribution;
General Corporation and
$912 million and $877 million in 1961.
was
help the Treasury's efforts to keep the bills' yield up. the Fed sold $29
million short terms from Its portfolio last week and in the previous week
disgorged $219 million. Nevertheless, the improvement in the banking system's
credit base occurred primarily due to an average decline in money in circula¬
tion amounting to $65 million, an average drop off of $100 million in Treasury
deposits with the Fed, and $36 milion fall in required reserves. Also, on a
dailly average basis, government securities held by the Fed increased last week
on a $24 million average in an effort to assist the Treasury's refunding and
Secretary
The
gold outflow in 1962
To
no
ment to remain in
$106 million average decrease in the float for the reported week's change
a $185 million
actual attrition on Feb. 27 compared to Feb. 20, member
a
and
Very truly yours,
:/
a week-to-week average decline in the country's monetary gold stock
million and an actual drop of $50 million from week-ago Feb. 20, and
of $15
August, 1962.
ORVAL L.
RISES ABOVE
CREDIT
$300 MILLION
of
the cases were requested from six to twelve months ago to withdraw
their filings because they were so badly prepared that the staff could
not be expected to spend the time which would be necessary to review
the^ filings and prepare a letter of comments thereon. To date, ho re-?
quests for the withdrawal of these filings, have been received. In the
"fourth case, there has been no responsive or "material" amendment t,o,
si-Tdtter of'comments issued in Jiihe 1962; and in the fifth case a material
amendment was: filed on Dec. 21, 1962, responding to a letter of com¬
ments issued eight months previously, and that amendment is still under
review.
RESERVE
'
referred to in your article, the issuers in three
cases
WEEKS, AND MEMBER BANKS'
the registration statement from
remove
filed but non-effective status.
a
".
no:
as
an
MONETARY GOLD STOCKS RESUME DECLINE AFTER A HIATUS OF FIVE
•:!mi
registration statement that does not comply with the requirements
of the Securities Act of 1933, and - does not request its withdrawal, theV
a
up
well that the law only goes so far as to compel the SEC not to
issue without cause and not go the other way around of forcing
out a dilatory defective issue. Yet, we would suggest here a statute of limitations-of-sorts giving the issuer, say, one year at the maximum to keep an issue
in registration or be compelled to refile
completely. This should give ample
time to allow ironing out filing details
particularly for the smaller registrants
going public for the first time.' It should, also, relieve some of the SEC personnel
-from constantly following up those few chronic linger-ons.- •
in weeding out deadwood,
cooperatively working with issuers seeking the most strategic timing for their
registration's effective date. "Mr; DuBois' letter follows:
Since 1961."
just
hold
of the SEC, and his entire staff:.'
in expediting clearances, and in
Cary, Chairman
3
under
also
ment
the
statement
Small
registered
company
with
Business
as
a
the
Investment
closed-end
under
the
Avenue,
SEC
on
Act
Feb.
of
1958.
non.diversified
Investment
The
Act
of
Is
invest¬
The
company
management
Company
1940.
(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;
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
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 3r 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American
Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year.
Other countries, $87.00 per yeaT.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange, remittance for
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
William
Streeti
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
discussing
certain
speculative
risks
of, the
offering,
Including
the stock sale will be used
potentialdilution
of; the equity
of
public
and for working capital .. the extent- of i'the
The company has outstanding ; v investors, the management's lack of experience, in the development:1
lands
and
the b construction
and/operation of ?
16.000 shares oi common stock, of which management officials f.s:Z of i unimproved
a
group
own;; 22%.
George B. Pollack is Board Chairman aild r shopping centers, the additional costs and problems which arise
from
such
activities, the effect on the issuer if the offering is
H. Gordon Pcltoh; is President.
c?{V<
only partially successful, the underwriter's limited experience, and
the nature and significance of the conflicts of interest of manage¬
New World Fund, Inc.—Common
:y
ment officials.—-y. 195, p. 53.
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The Fund of 4680 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles filed a registration ''
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t/'Z
statement with the SEC
on
Feb. 21 covering! 250,000 shares ; of
$253,030
estimated
investment
for
and
in
net proceeds
small business
cdrporate
general
.
.
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
from
concerns
.
.
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^Zv-Z-Z'//
purposes.
Proposed Registrations•
1
Registered—cl
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for public sale at their net asset
value
of flVa % to the underwriter, New
World;pistHbiitihg Co., of the Wilshire Blvd. address/;%/.; y? i
Organized under California law in November 1962, the Fund is
a diversified;
fcpen-eftd management company whose objectives- are
to seek growth, profit and income through investments ill cojttmon
stock.. Lodestar Management Company will serve
as the Fund's
investment advisor. John C. Tyler,
President of the Fund, and
Thomas E; Leavey, Wice-Fresldentj/are directors-of .Farmers' Under-,
writers Association,
which is. the sole owner of
the investment
advisejr and the underwriter. The Fund has outstanding 11,000
shares issued td 11 persons in a
common
private offering, some
/of,/whom, are management officials of Farmers Underwriters Asso-
j'.
stock, to be offered
plus a sales commision
common
(A. H.) Robins Co., Inc.—Common Registered—/
/
TKej /company1, of Richmond, Va., filed with fhe- Securities .and • ?
;f
/
Central Illinois Public Service Co.--?Bond Sale Date
V r "Cii
Feb/ 25, 1983, the
ahnduhcecf tliat It Would receive
company
bids
May .21 at 20 North Wacker Drive) Chicago, covering the /
registration statement cov- % proposed sale of $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due May 1.
offering of 425,000 shares/of ( 1993.—V., 196, p. 2077. Z;;/:/
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ctiHimcfh
shares aire to be sold by certain stockholders
and the company will not receive any proceeds of the sale. Gold¬
Communications Satellite Corp. — Proposed Stock
,
man, Sachs <fc Co. and Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.," New York, will
head the offering of 350,000 shares to the public.
The remaining - .-Offering—
Z'"zz/;Vz;/?/!;
:,
75,000" shares Will be offered by bne of the selling;, stockholders,/
On Feb. 20,
1963 it was reported that papers of incorporation ;
to employees of Robins.
~
had been filed for this company in Washington, D. C.
Company's
v
A; ^ Robins is eng&ged in the development, manufacture and;,; cciumon voting shares, without par value, will be divided into two
saie of pharmaceutical specialties promoted
"ethically" through
series./; Series I will be issued to the public, firms that produce
activities directed towards physicians and pharmacists./ The com-;;
space
exploration equipment, and other non-communications con¬
cialioq,
,;,-!■//,v/;.. ; ■_, /
!%/-;/,/Z?%/./Z;;.!:/? pany has a staff of approximately 700 field .representatives or ;;; cerns.
Series II will be issued to FCC-approved
communications
common
carriers, with the provision tha.^ no more than half the
;?*detf^'%-,meri with ,roughly 570/located;-.ih!."^e;-.;tJhRed . States.
NoHherti IhSiiraiice tty. of New Yoirk —Ex- // Robins' principal/^fodudts'-' are rantispashiodic .drugs Used for!. :, company's total shares can be held by. these carriers, and no
individual or group may hold
over
10%
of the remaining 50% .
Change Offer—
gastro-intestinal disorders,
drugs for
cough
and
cold ailments, !.;
Congress has authorized the company to provide satellites and
and skeletal
muscle relaxants. / Other products include analgesic, ;;
See Maryland Ca$\ialtjr Co., this Issiie.—V. 197, pi.240.
•
ground facilities for the international transmission of telephone,
ancretic, antiarthritic, anticholinergic, antidiarrheal, antihistamine,
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telegraph and other communications.
.
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digestant, diuretic and vitamin specialties.
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Oil & Realty Fiihds, InC;—■-Securities Registered—
.
Exchange
;
Commission
Feb. 28,. a
on
initial
the
ering
proposed
stock.! The
/■
public
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North High St., Columbus. Ohio, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 25 covering $1,000,000
of participating units
in its 1963 Gas and Oil Exploration and
Developmeht Program, to be offered for public sale at $5,000 per
unit (with maximum assessments per unit of $3,0000.
;The com¬
pany
will use funds subscribed to the Program
to acquire
for
the participants interests in proven, semi-proven and undeveloped
oil
and gas leases within the United States and Canada.
The
amount
initially
subscribed
to
the
Program
will be
used
to
evaluate, acquire, hold
and test such leaseholds, to pay costs
necessary
to accomplish
these- purposes,
and to pay compensa-tion
to
Oil
&
Realty Developments, Inc.,
the company's parent
and manager.
The manager will receive an amount equal to 10%
of
unit subscriptions and
assessments, an overriding royalty in¬
terest in each lease, and 25%
of the investor's net profits from
each lease after the investor has recovered his entire investment
in eaeh leasehold, as well as reimbursement for all costs Incurred
on behalf of the
Program.
Assessments will be used tc complete
and
equip
test
wells
believed
to
have
encountered commercial
production.
Milrray D. Lincoln is board chairman of the com¬
pany dhd its pareht, and I*. Lee Thornbury is president of botn.
The
compahy
246
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Saco-Lowell Shops
Maremont Offers to
—
Consolidated
Acquire
See
4
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Corp.,
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Star-Klst5 Foods; Inc.—Share
See
j.>
(H.
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Heinz Co.,
'A''":
i
this
Vt
,
its
«
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s
U-v-
be offered
for
to
time
time
shares
of
the
in
stock,
common
Allstate
pursuant
the
to
Pacific Norihwest Itaolin Co.—"Keg. A" Filing—
The
ilj i963 filed
cditipariy ort Feb.
shares
common
Proceeds
used
be
to
are
offered
be
td
Pacific of 233-8th St.,
of
for
at
general
corporate
St. Maries, Idaho,
5,805,851
underwriting.
without
purposes.
is engaged in the mining
clay,
feldspdr,
silica,
etc,
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oh
common
Proceeds
Feb.
filed
'
"Reg; A" covering
shares to be offered at $5, without underwriting.
to
be used for equipment,
sales promotion, deoc
corporation
are
18,
1963,
a
repayment an4 ijyorking capifjaK' -—tf'i
Poly structures', of 41 Moritvale Ave., Stoneham, Mass., is engaged'in the manufacture of custom molded plastic products. -
In
Corp.—Stop Order Issued—
decision
a
registration
order
and
statement
Feb.
announced
under
Act
land
included
material
to
warrants
additional
an
Commission
be
36.500
to
Richnibiid
facts.
issued
shares).
false
be
and
Corp.
underwriter
the
to
The
statement
misleading
in
consented
pur¬
by
The
Coihihlssidn
plans
vestment
opportunity
lnfcrhiation contained
made
in
plans
are
the
be
mission
v,in
its
false
ciation
of
that,
value
that
represented
and that
subsidiary;
wholly-owned
a
of
SEC
an
has an¬
mutual fund
to form a new
its plans
ruling
which
by
some
to
purchase
"has
been
mean
Sears
•
20, 1963 it was reported that/ this Houston-based pipe
is considering the issuance, for construction pur¬
of $30-840,000,000 of debt securities in the third quarter.
197, p. 862.
Feb.
company
poses,
—V.
News of Rhsiness and Finance
w;
such selling stockholderstf
(38,633 shares) and Robert H.
shares).—V, .197, p. 662,
<26,923
Inc;,
delayed
clarification
:
Walter,
the
bond
sale,
by
Texas
to
used
for
the
by
A-G Foods, Inc.—Net
company
such
cash
net
other
for
loans
Construction
197,
p.
*"
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of
payment
(parent) > and
expenditures for its
and
3
a
Co.
short-term
$24,000,COO.—V,
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with
Utilities
estimated
of
purposes.
at
fib't
i'
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meet
together
($43,800,000)
repayment
mated
the statements
The company,
other
1963
has
Of 39%
..!Net
$3,957,-
funds,
w.ill
construction
615.
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1964
are
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Were
The
units
records
for
company
the; opening
of
;
.
-
in
/
during the past year.
$2,283,065, or 737« over the
<Z 'W;,.
restaurants. Present plans call
units in 1963.
increase of
an
1
now
and
1961
incurred
established
also
were
1961.
,
"-'i
In
the year;'
during
$5,411,884,
in
$3,128,819
esti¬
equalled 34o per .share up from 25c
though
substantial
cost3
were
even
13'new
sales
New
corporate purposes, includthe parent during 1963
for
over
earnings
opening
Up 39%; Sales 73%—
operators of Ameche and Gino drive-in restaurants,
$138,799, an increase
record net earnings for 1962 of
the $100,117 reported in 1961.
achieved
were
from
expenditures
reported
%
operates 38
11 additional
(
with
contrary
that
it
for
(or
from
Stork Excbn,r*MTs
Coast
21
Sterling
made
ing
respect to
registrant's investment
misleading.
In this
connection,
the Com¬
and
found
prospectus
risk
the prospectus,
of
list
had
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Co.—May Sell Sees.
On
line
a
program
the
company's undisclosed invest¬
materially alter the nature of the In¬
and
in
prospectus
The
000
that
i'Ulfed
activities
and
:
from
of
order.
ment
Pacific
and
and. the
it
,
of Seventh and Lamar Sts/v Fort Worth, Texas,
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 25 covering
$22,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 19P3, to be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding March 26.
The net proceeds
various
entry of the
the
to
to
A.
Vice-President
filed
share
found
was
respect
American
prices,
Morton
405.
In
Texas Electric Service Co;—Bonds Registered—
V
proposed
per
the
on
prevailing
197, p.
/
filed
1933
of
The Richmond Corp., of Washington, D. C., which
the
public offering of 142,858 common shares at $7
the
and
development.
1) -1967.—V.
small scale," and would be started on a state-by-state basis
approval was granted.—V. 197, p. 661..
/
/
producer
gas
£uly
"very
v
and
and is
addition to various
preferred stock, the company has outstanding
of
common
stock,
of
which
American
Eagle
estate
real
shares
includes
the SEC Suspended
28,
Securities
the
.t'
;
by
chase
oil
owns
thereunder
then
,
a.
Richmond
a
in
independent
an
18%
and
management
officials as
a
group
7.8%.
American Eagle is 42.9%
owned by management officials of the
company as a grdup,
including J, D. Sterling, /board chairman,
and Barry H. Sterling, a director (and their families),
who own
an
aggregate of 37%.
Morton A.
Sterling is president.
The
prospectus lists 20 selling debenture holders, including D. Emerman
who
proposes
to sell $1,000,000 principal aniount thereof.
G hers propose to sell amounts ranging from $40,000 to
$810.O^O
(the latter by Greenborough Corp.). In addition, the partlclpantsil
in the company's stock option plan may, sell the shares! acquired*/
Corp.
Poiy structures, ItiG.—"Reg. A" Filing—
25.000
is
due
that registered investment companies
stock or would be required to divest
themselves of it, if Sears itself owned a mutual fund."
Earlier,
Allstate said that the fund would be in operation late in 1963 on a
,
kadllrl
The
engaged
indebtedness
"Reg. A" covering 10,000
ft
cents
35
also
cbhipany
Enterprises,
that
not
could
as
The
$24,331,800
and
received
it
construed
company's
Option Plan.
Stock
until
market
offered
be
to
Personnel Restricted
Key
.
Z'/zZ
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Delayed—.
public sale by the
over-the-counter
1963
l.
nounced
holders thereof from
at
then prevailing
prices (or, if converted, the common shares may ba offered from
time to time on the American and Pacific Coast Stock Exchanges
at then
prevailing prices).
The statement also includes 166,208
to
.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Plan to Form Mutual Fund
company of 100 West Tenth St., ;Wilhiihgton, Del., filed
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 21 covering S3 of outstanding 61/4 %
convertible subordinated debentures
1974,
■.
approximately $690,000,000 through the sale of securities
finance its five year construction program.
In addition/ it
be required to refinance $27,561,000, of 3V2%
bonds maturing
July
500,000
due
;
/
Reg'd
The
a
Inc.Fi-
raise
Zto
J- r-~ \f
r
.'--V';//^W":' "'mc
/ Sunset International Petroleum Corp.-r-Debs.
:
the company reported that upon completion of
offering, just filed with the SEC, it will have
1963
rights
proposed
to
Exchange Offer—
issue.
•;
.
•.
i
26,
,
will
y.'v r;• X
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.
,
+
On Feb.
2511:
p.
Co. of New York,
Edison
.tiancing ,Program—
Remaining Shares—
to
would
the
hold
company's
unimproved
development into
Underwriters National Assurance
representations
land
subdivisions
for
and
Co.
■
Common
Addressogrdph-Multigfaph
Registered—^
appre¬
Uorp.
Higher;
Sales
—
Net Down-r-
The- compkny
of
of 1939 North Meridian St/ Indianapolis, Ind.,
"'■•v
vTbe/cdthpkhy-*. has--reporteid that world-wide sales jior th^ second
filed
a
user
and that it had no present plans for.im-Z
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 21 covering
.
quarter ended Jan. 31,
1963, amounted to $44,036,000, a record
development of any of its three tracts, of land
the
/50,000 shares of common capital stock, of which 31.176 sSr s
high for any second quarter in the company's 69-year history.
are
to
be
offered
company ihtehds
to devote about $250,000 from the proceeds of
for
public
sale
by the Company and 18,824
This is a 5Va%
increase over $4i,723,000 for the same period; a
the offering for and has taken
share.s, being
steps to develop shopping centers
outstanding / stock, 'by
W.
Foster
Montgomery, ' a /' '•"year ago.
w
'
'
' *,
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on
tWo
oi
such
director and principal stockholder.
The. offering will be made at tracts'^ Moreover, the prospectus, fails td state
Net
income after taxes for
the second quarter was $2,533,CC0,
(l.j material facts concerning the feasibility of constructing shop¬
$7.50 per'share on a best efforts basis by K. J. Brown &
Co., Inc.,
against $2,637,000 earned.in the 1962 second quarter.
On 6,576,118 South Mulberry St;,
ping- tenters on the sites or the company's plans in connection
Muncie, Ind., which will/receive a $1,125
893
shares
presently
outstanding,
these earnings
amounted
to
therewith
(including construction costs
and
financing' plans);'!;' per share- selling commisstoni/.:?:/./// ' /. v'-/v
:•
v/.- ,.
39 cents-per share for the second quarter /this year and 40'cents
(2): that the cdihpany also Intends to invest in oihci; Unimproved ,;
.Organized in 1960, the company-is-engaged in' writing health
"per share for .the same quarter last year.
,;■•/':-;.//.
land
which
may
be
used for .shopping/centers,
bowling alleys,
For the six month period ended Jan. 31, 1963,
insurance;./The net proceeds from the company's sale of addif'f
world-wide sales
parkihg lo.s. apartment houses of general real estate purposed;
lional stock will be used to. increase capital and paid-in
/.
-surplus !/ were $85,868,000, also a new all time high for any first half year.
13»
that
its future
policy will be to invest about 20%. ; pf its.
In
crder to
assure
continued compliance
with Indiana Insurance / .-/This .compares with $81,899,000 /for; the/ same period last year,
assets
(as conipared to 1%
in the past) in trust notes and that
Law
/ an increase of 4.8%.
(which requires maintenance at all time of paid-in
i
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surplus '
$180,000 of the proceeds were to bt used for such purposes;
(4)
of
not
less
than
'/''Net income after taxes for
the six month period
$50,000), and to provide funds for expansion
amounted to
Z
"
the competitive factors as they relate
specifically to the develop¬
apd grow,n oi operations, r Tne proceeds will be invested in legal
$4,960,000, down from $5,306,000 for the firstv-six months of 1962, ;,,i
ment
of
shopping centers and other proposed activities of the
Investments
of
life
insurance
r
companies
by
Indiana // a'decrease of $346,000.
prescribed
company
as
well as
the fact
that
the
company's officers and
insurance law.
The company has outstanding 86)684 - shares /of /
; J. Basil Ward,
A-M President, said: "New orders jare coming In
directors have no experience in
development, operation or manage¬
capital stock, of which Montgomery owns 23.5%' and management '/, at a gratifying rate.
Orders received in January tiiis year estabment, of shopping centers.
Failure to disclose the intended use of
/oiilcials as a group 39.1% s'
As indicated,
Montgomery proposes
lishedja new all-time, record." Our-backlog is su^jstantiall^ higher
over
one-half
of
the
proceeds
and
to
describe
adequately
the
to sell 18,824 shares (acquired in 1961 for an
aggregate of $120.- •
today/ than at any time during the past 12 months."—V. 196,
order of priority "makes its
prospectus materially false and mis¬
000).
Robert W. Osier is president.—V. 192, p., 542.
n
"
p. 5479
2479.
"
leading,*; the Cothmissioh stated,
'
The Commission p.lso found false and misleading a statement
in
the
company's prospectus:
Adler Electronics Inc.—Sales, Net Set Recordsrtrds—
"There are no
business -relations,
United Saran Plastic Corp. I.td—Sees.
Registered—;
between the Board; members Or officers or. promoters which are
"■Record high -$ales and learnings for the first half of the fiscal
the
The'.company of Rehovoth, Israel) filed a registration statement;
competitive, with, of in conflict" with the business purposes of
oi-annual
year were reported "by Ben Adler,
with the SEC on Feb. 25
President, in the semithe
covering $330,000 of 7% convertible deben¬
company,"
The record indicates, according to the decision,
tures due
report1'to.- stockholders'..
Z1. ■'£ - " Z
<" •'
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1975 and 16,500 shares of 8%
varioils ekisting and potential conflicts of interests arising
preferred ordinary "H"
from?* shares
Sales for the 26 weeks ended Decj. 31,
1962 Were $10,856,000
($10 par),-.to be offered for public sale ltr units
the. competitive real estate activities of the company's officers and,
consisting
and net earnings were $280,000 or 42 cents a share.
of two $100 debentures and
This com10 preferred shares. The offerln'g will !*
directors.
Moreover, the prospectus also represents falsely that
be made at $305 per unit (payable in cash or certain Israel
sales of $4,700,000 and net earnings of $121,000 or
bonds) / ' pares,with
registrants will have first refusal
lots
for
sale
•
resideqtal
proverqent
or
v
.
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r,
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,
-
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><
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.
of
it
which
of
is
offered
registrants.
well
as
their
able.
for
the
such
to
policy
directors
of
of
the
registrant.
the
company
of
activity;
flicts
shows
record
the
account in real estate
the
registrantv without
own
opportunities
is
The
of
some
becomes
or
and
interest
it
ruled
renders
investment
that,
suitable
to
any
available
the
any
in
first
not
that
the
which
bringing
to
to
amount
a
or
to. discourge
prevent
to disclose such con-
matter
.'
registration
served
an
;a
of
great significance to
its underwriter is a
was
that
the
credit
report
parently
with
relied
of
the
of
visits
on
of
to
.
factor
bearlna
on
of
its
of
three
the
and
as
to
all
statement,
representations- of
the
the
matters
underwriter
company's
>
plant
and
purchasing
by
equip
new
deep
a. new
equipment
draw metal
>
department, Z to construct or acquire and equip a ' new weaving - '
.plant,
and
for
general'.corporate
purposes./;f The
shortnterm
indebtedness was incurred
to pay for a press for the "company's-/
metal
department, to acquire ,the remaining 50%>
interest in
a
subsidiary/, fend for working capital and general . company pur-1?,
the
to
certain
has outstanding
Enterprises Ltd., an
Jacobson
in
addition
by Joseph Jacobson, board
family), owns 99.9%i;
manage¬
indebtedness
and
629,067
ordinary
Israeli
company
company
chairman
of
the
.
preferred
shares,
wholly
company
necessary
'/Z,/.
(and
On
accuracy and
In addition,
Include
a
Finance
Corp.
hais called for redemption
-
,
ment
80,000
,
Feb.
25,
.
1963,
originally filed
common
through
Z/--., /'/Z.r;
R.
J.
the
company
with the SEC
shares
to
Edwards,
have
Inc.,
withdrew
on
been
will
be
<fe
Co.,
Chicago.—V.
Oklahoma
/
Trust
made
at
the
Continental
195,
p.
972.
Illinois
'Z■?///
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The
registration state¬
1962)
City.—V.
// '>•>./!'"?/■'
196,
j.
961
share,
532,.
p.
;
-'
company
in
net
///j/Z.
showed
a
25%i
earnings -for
t
the
increase
first
in
sales
six: months
'-//..t/ZZZ':z;-
and
of
81%
an
the
fiscal
v
ending July
the first half of
which, cdVered
per
Bank
31, 1963?; Francis L. Hine, President of the Millville, New Jersey aviation overhaul, supply and service .firm re¬
ported that sales totaled $9,597,163 for the six
months ending J
Jan.
31r 1963, up nearly $2 million from sales of $7,695,658 for
year
at" $12.59
National
Airwork Corp.—Sales Up 25%; Net 81%-r-
increase
/
its
July 30,
offered
March
the
the
at 100%,
on
(assumed by General Acceptance)
Payment
.*
his
/'■z. Wheeler & Ryan, Inc.—SEC Reg'n Withdrawn—
required
of; an underwriter to satisfy himself, as to the
adequacy of the representations in the prospectus "
the Commission ruled that the company failed to
summary statement in
the forepart
of its
prospectus
Admiral
which; Z.
controlled
_
and
Co.rp."
1963, through operation! of the, sinking fund, $50,000 of
614% ' junior subordinated debentures due Sept.
1, 1970, /of
!?
stock,
of
limited
for
Acceptance
15,
,
In
poses.-
ap¬
"It seems clear," the Commission stated,,; "that such a
investigation by an underwriter does not. measure up to
degree of care, reasonable under the circumstances,
^"General
.
ment..
the
'
Corp.Z-Partial Redemption—
.
the
company's plastic
accessories, to construct
and
tracts
other
<
,
&.,/ir-
'
expand
the;
company's
of
land,
optaining
,
,
.
offering is
Accordingly, the- in¬
investigation
two
■
the
the
company's list of stockholders and
on its president;
the
registration
only
material
regardless
offering and
the
failure
to
omission. 4 The Commission
also
ob¬
underwriter's
consisted
investors.
.
does'hot
company
company
.
?
materially '
statement
the
proposed
material
a
examination of
connection
the
of
success
it
business
that, .Since
any
proceeds
to
investors
securities sold, the probable success
of
experience
disclose
held
return
of
probable
also
nrn*imntp)v
proximately $1S OfMl finn
$15,000,000, (hp sPnis IpvpI as rpnnrtpri af t.hp start
the same level as reported at the start
is engaged in the production;and marketing of//
Zpf the-cuirreht fiscal year, /Based on its expanded marketing and
products manufactured from synthetic yarns, and plastics;
technological
capabilities,the company
expects
to
continue
its
principally light household and office furniture combining alumi.lum
Zrecord /of improved sales and earningsZin the periods ahead.—V.
supports and plastic webbing.
Subsidiaries produce zlhc oxide and
196, p. 1449.
process-regenerated polyethylene out of used plastic materials. Of
the
net proceeds from this financing,
'.f '
'
$150,000
will be used to
Admiral Finance
repay sundry-short-term
loans;/and the balance will be -Used to
.The
various
it
failure
v
Commission
inten^
that
-
////!/'./;/
suit¬
investment ';
•
the
misleading.
The
be
may
these
Commission., observed
c
by Brager & Co., 60 Wall St., New York,' which will receive a $36.60// 18 cents a share/for the 26 weeks ended Dec. 31, 1961. Per share
figures are based on 667,680 shares outstanding on Dec* ,31, 1962.
per
unit
commission
and
$5,000 for expenses. - The
statement
ZMr. Adler reported that in spite of' the sharp increase in sales
also includes 4,125 like preferred shares
underlying 5-year options *./
the company's backlog
issued to the underwriter,
of unfilled orders was maintained at apexercisable at; $10 per share.
officers A,
fact,, one officer vs
intend to engage for
registrant
transactions
The
of
for
in
•
;'•//!..'
to
the
the.previous fiscal year.
$363)212;
while earnings
first
of
Airwork
half
has
just announced
Net income
was up $162,-/
from 25.3c
' v./O'Z Z"/
consolidation of its wholly owned
per-share -rose
the'previous year! %!
a
• •
/ /'!
to
44.6c
,
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Volume
f
197;
Number 6243
handled
with
by
the
In
coverage
the
parent
Airwork
ten
depth. of
branch
general
196, p. 1763.
and
:
,
t
"v •«'
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company.
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p'j-* *
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_
y-\
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•,.*7
■
The
1962
has
company
were
$524,OCO
against
credit
i
;
.
"
'.
-
.
that
reported
^
earnings
equivalent
to
$1.05
30c per share in 1961. Sales for
or
$398,000
in
1961.
23c
or
there
1961
in
'
for
operations
share,
upfrom!/
1962 were $98,719,000,
also
was
a
reduction
stated.
and
Partial
unprofitable
lines
inventory
benefits
which
control
also
William
the
G.
elimination
rise
substantial
a
wv>
n
•
;
OahtA Co
Fhafri A*
^
.
Ihc —-Serondarv
Of-
secondary UI
*'
1941
n
/•
<
-
Redemption—
/'/
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The
company has reported that 1962
of 7%
from the previous
sales
increase
—an
]' '
reached $322,749,000
earnings were
year—and
1961.
In 1961 Armstrong had sales of
$302,740,000 and earnings of $18,506,000.
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Earnings per share of the company's common stock were $3.98
$21,121,000,
nAmmnn
Corp.^—Partial
corporation
Ai-rhstrongr fcork (jb.—kecpfd feales, Earnings—
>
announced that it had completed a secondary offering /.
07 «nh Pv,«rnn
W+ <tAQ 9*
of-.27,600 shares of this firms common Stock fit $49.25
per share.
The offering was oversubscribed.—V. 194,
7
of
of disposition during •
process
iqfi
V. 196, p. 852.
.
to
been a definite Improvement
'
:
■■ :^vy;:/v;-;i''--/v?i
there has
American uiain & uanie t°.v inc.
,
Presi-
Miller,
the
from
accrued
in
were
Amcrihah
importantly,
more
,
Steel
has called for redemption on April 1/ 1963,
through
operation
of
the sinking
fund,
$1,875,000
of
its 25year
4.35% debentures due April 1, 1984 at 1007*
plus "accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the First National City Bank,
55 Wall St., N. Y.—V. 197/ p. 615.
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The
fering-jr-On; March: 1/ 1963, Bache & Co.,/New York,
«
cost
dent,
mnroTns "-7v
nrntif
,n
special
net
,
New contracts are continuing to be Awarded/,
rate,; and
gratifying
a
ln prolit maiSins-
v
««?iiTi0veDienl
earnin18s resulte,d and continuing increased
of transportation equipment sales principally from programs
volume
of
at
\
from
but,
revenues,
In per share results,
*,
'
per
share.
per
1
j;
Armco
number
s
In fiscal
1963, management looks with confidence not only to another new
.
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Sales Higher-—
$1,838,000,
$89,424,000
of
.
>■{. r:';. ;V, ii..."
•
expand
high in*
.
Ui.
s
the lines •'
served 4,500 "customers in 66 communities in the same
offices,v;and provide greater :/• of-states and provinces. w V/*- •
• 4 «
business
aviation
markets.
The officers stated,1" "Based Upon our operations so far
will
This
-
Alco Products, Inc.—Net
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Chronicle
The. Commercial and Financial
.....
•sfw
*■-'
subsidiary
—V.
//
after
of
M.
J.
over
dividehds.
preferred
deducting
In
learnings
1961
share
per
$3.50.
/.
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President, said that the recofd "sales volume taas
stock
common
-/\-~--v .'
14%
up
were
Warnock,
;//../,. Y, .. ' the result df effective
selling', merchandising, and advertising, and •
Non-recurring book losses.of $4,103,C00--rfrom the sale of these "Y;•'
ri„o«oUi«^
^
the introduction df new products combhied velth the improvement
^businesses and. facilities , related to them,, and disposal of - out- v
y
-r> • . in4he general;econoipy,
•</;**/ / / /-/•
dated
service equipment? at- other plants—not
applicable to -the * „
; Sales.' and earnings lor :1962 reached .the highest; level In the firm's -Y
'.'The improved, earnings came ] largely/ irqm/ this expansioh/ih]';
company's normal business operations, • were charged directly to
56-year history, it was announced by W. G. Malcolm, Chairman
sales.
Other contributing; factory ,were. loy/er costs. pf , raw/mate¬
;earned,$urplus.,The businesses.affected lh^the dispositions Include /" Afld Chief Executive Officer,.";•:v; *
vl
■ V/ ~Y
m-v'
rials, further efficiencies, in manufacturing, ahd a more favorable
custom-engineered - equipment
lines
hianufactured
at
Beaumont, :K: Net earnings for ;the .year were $59,321,000, or $2,77 a share, up
assortment of products sold.
• *
.
Texas; Dunkirk, N. Y. and Cincinnati.
; h
♦
20'/c over the $49,354,000,-or $2^1: a share Reported in 1961,- Sales
i ./The gain in,earnings .was achieved even .though the (company's
The cash to be generated by these disposal* progr&mi is expeoted vfoyM962 "totaled^^ $649,211,OOQ/jar7%:increase-over^ the previous high •
selling prices on the average edged downward fractionally4Mr/
-to. femount tb^$9 to '$10 million,; of.iwhich .$5 million^vwas realized •
of ^603^959,000 in" 1961/ -'
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Warnock ;$ald.
'<•/*:
/.(^y
^
j/s, •••'"/ "
in 1962, Miller said. This, combined with the increased 1962 earn-,:
/ "Virtually all divisions of the company contributed to this year's
"Sales
of resilient
flooring products showed continued growth.
ings has resulted in a stronger and more liquid working capital .. record sales," Dr: Malcolm said.
"The more substantial increases
Among building products, the rapidly widening acceptance of ven¬
position; he_added. Working .capital at pee. 31, 1962, amounted to
were in agricultural chemicals/decorative laminates.- pharmaceu- /
tilating acoustical ceiling systems is noteworthy.
Residential ,use
$56,175,000 against $54,377,000 at the end of 1961.
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ticals, molding compounds and dyes. Paper chemicals, acrylonitvile,
Of ceiling tiles is expanding rapidly.,,
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'Tlie company's backlog of unfilled
orders at year end- was . ' rubber chemicals and pigments wete also significantly .ahead of
"Greater
sales
of
insulating materials were featured by
the
$58,000,000, 4-23^; increase over the $47,000,000 backlog at the
.1961.—Vi-197, p..712. , .. -- V <
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rising demand for Armaflex, the plastic pipe covering now being
end of 1961;ai';/
made in both sheet and tube form.
Increased §ales of industrial
Aico is- a
leading manufacturer of diesei-eiectric locomotives,
'AmeriOaii Pet^finJt; Inc.-^jPropbsed Acquisition-^—
•:
specialties reflected
the substantially greated demand from the
diesel: engines,
springs
and
forgings
for
the
transportation,
*. ^
^
v..,
automobile and jother consumer durable goods industries.
— 4
machinery ah'd defense industries.
.
.
lhe company and. Cosden
>
."Glass containers and, metal andmolded, closures were sold in
•■•■---an agreement providing for the acquisition of'the assets of Cosden
increased
volume. ' In
the
consumer
products
field, C)n.e-|tep
Alipe-liPtiv Pnwer Sv^tn fiir
TTi«hpr
' by American fetrofina, subject to an oil production payment, has
Floor, Care, test marketed late In 4961 Ann launchedvin4932A now
.®
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rower oyMem int.
iNei xvevs,. nitoiier
been approved by their respective Boards-of Directors ana-signed.
has
nationwide., distribution and has. shown
encouraging sales
The company has reported that ibt the yean 1962 net • income
' The agreement is contingent on obtaining favorable Federal rin/k v
;
was
about $23,800,000, 5.9%
higher than 1961. Share earnings for
come tax rulings, finalizing financial arrangements, and approval ; growth," Mr. Warnock said.—V. 196, p, 1872.
1962,
Miller
said...
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YUp 207c, Sales .7 %
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^etwleum^prp.^have^announoed that
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1962
$2.53
were
share
per
9,338,589
on
py;Cosden steekhblders pf the proposal,; The target <jate for Closing
the .transaction is April 29, 19631
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As presently Ipanned, the refiinng and'petrochemical operations
of Cosden will be operated under a new corporation to be organized
arid wholly-owtted by American Petrofina, Mr, Raymond JU Tollett, >
President nf Cosden, will become the President of the riew Corporation' which will retain the-Cosden name. •
The present Cosden Petroleum Corp.-will be liquidated following
the closing of the transaction.with Amreicah Petrofima.T
It :is estimated. by Cosden that upon liquidation the Cosden
shares against $2,42 vfor;,
1961, When- 9,276,000: shares were outstanding.
.
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Electric operating revenues lor 1962 (including revenues ot Cum-.
berland Valley Electric Co.) were approximately $172 million, 4.97*
higher
in
than
showed a
6.6 V.
power, supply
Net
1961;
regular
for
customers
increase.
■-
: customers 'revenues showed an
ihctease 'of about
commercial revenues 6.8%. Industrial revenues were up
.Residential
,,
and
5.8^
4%>.—V. 197, p. 43.
/
Arvln Industries,^
^Ttear
Net
stockholders will receive cash distributions of a minimum of $23.oU
v
This
Milw&ukde,:Wis.,
million,
$5.7
of
common
million
were
stock
57 cents in
1961.
subsidiary
the
about
in
1962
same
to
came
as
59
1961.
cents
#
Earnings psr share
share, up from
Credit
Allls-Chalmers
earned
Corp.
$800,000
•
in
w
both/;
1962, which amounts to another hine cents per common :
in, each of 'these years-^accruing to |he advantage of AilisChalmers -share owners." Earnings for the year reflect depreciation
the
Internal
48% .of
qualified."capital-.expenditures, "iI* -I
-iVtf
;
hlghllghted a nurAb^i^'Opbutstifndirig igeS ^ales per-A
.
5*' f pvpti
9 nm
en
iri
saia.
-V
IQfi
v.
n
p.
iyo,
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Morris
has
Chairman
Green,
semi-annual
dividend
announced
stockholders
to
the
of
payment
record
as
• »>•.
.
(117,309)
(81,219)
" . (36,090)
--/G* ($0.06)-
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service,-national defense and.
telephone
of
a
6c
of! close
.
Number
—V.
1962
$6,682,000
31—
Dec.
-
(246,000)
($0.54);
.
.
1 *
,
of
196,
2226.
p.
i961 '•
$6,189,000
(218,000)
,
($0.48)
459,687
136,789
$0.35
-
$0.30
455,964
per share—.1-1.-]
shares outstanding
455,964
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Associated Spring Corp.—Ahnuai Report-^ ^
Year tended Dec. 31—
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;
2——-Iw.
earnings
ZZ/
Share
•
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———2-
;$52,129,ll9. $41,814,145:
1,511,941
784.028
■
$1.38 •
$0.70
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Associdte$ investment Co.—Net Higher—
This
.
of
of ^s^per ^AT&TVsha^,^^
,/
South * fiend,
$16,511,435
in
Intf.
1962,
company/
equivalent
had ponsolidated net income
$4.49 per share of common
to
outstanding according to an announcement by O. C. Carmichael, Jr., Chairman.
Net income for 1961 was $16,401,685* or
$4.34 per share of common stock.
/ ,ti
/ / V
stock
1983.
The volume of finance; business, acquired
during ] 1962 reached.
dividend, Mr. Green stated,: reflects iast year's xecord salei/ ' an aU-tirnA;company high of ,$2,241,000,006,- an .increase ot ,$479-,/
and continued "optimism as to profits this year.":
enci
jotaj
0f
almost 66 million. long
distance conversations inCOO.OOO over the. preceding, year.
*
' i 1962
Sales were, $2,936,020; with earnings: 'of r$lE9,634 -bfefpre):taxes.,
Total receivables outstanding at year-end, 1962, also attained a
creased7.9% and ^overseas conversations 147*.
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This ,.is an increase .of 54.57*. in sales over 1961; and , a 42,6%';;
Taxes ;were $2,103,000,C00, • equal to $8.47 per AT&T; share/ In' / record-high point of $1,400,000,000. up $204,000,000 from the pre¬
increase in-earnings;/;-'■/•/:-*
vious year.
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"addition; customers paid $730 million in Federal excise taxes.—•
Mr. Carmichael noted that greater outstandings were
Earnings per share In'.--1962 were 36.3c with 240,000 shares out-v
realized
in all types of finance, receivables.
197, p.139.
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As a result of this
standing,On ;April of 1962,? An investment groiip headed by ,C. C. '
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1 ' increased business, unearned discounts on the finance receivables
,Pollings & Co., Inc. and Harrison - & Co;., placed :155.000.?5h.are&:'
Wiirkk' -'rtt •"'tnc-i/'Net tTri: -'Shorblv-:"'' rose to $107,800,000, the highest point in the company's history,
*as a public^nffering tOrbe traded On the Over-the-counter^market,.
American waier WOPKS L/W., inc. inbl up
, and at the same time the reserve for losses was raised to $34,'iAIE ,is a wholesaler and distributor of electronic parts, " com--.
,
For the] year ended pec,/3,l,/i962,. the, company had qpnsblida'ted- ■; '900,000/'.
,f
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; .Profits;; pf
ponents and...equipment., .Included - are/diverse /lines f rom/hfghly;.' net income from. operations ]of $7,720,495, and consolidated : net]
the - .insurance; subsidiaries Were lower due for ; the
scientific * instruments
to
basic
electrical
components.—V.
196,
Income of $7,765,455 including, profit (after income taxes) on the-'' ihost/part t6 the heavy acquisition ,expenses incurred on & sub¬
p. 2376. "
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disposition of a subsidiary, equivalent,- after; preferred and. pref-■ stantially larger volume of business written in all categories of
insurance and to the higher cost of settling physical damage claims.
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^ , prence\ dividend': requirements/', to-$1.88 and $1.89, respectively, per
':lfeMA
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■»'1-C / " v share' ^bri1 the/common stock, according to/preliminary] figures^ - .. "Considerable progress was made in the continuing diversification
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This compareswith $5,894,333 and $1.48 persharefrom operations''^ of. tho company's finance and insurance business.. In addition,_ the /
Jerome J/ Kaufmah,' President/ has ahnounced: that saies :andf :v]for l961, Gonsolidated het ihcome for' .1962;tncl\ide8 ;a reductl6n-, *'
company intehsified its geographic ^coverage. by increasing jthe ijotal-'
other revenue for the .first/quarter ended ^c. 31,
1962' were;
'Of :$l,074,6Q5 (in Federal, inconie taxes resulting; from ,the inyestmant
number of iocal operations to 590 offices in 415 cities in 45 states
$3,838,479 .down, from $4,413,245-:for/he first quarter ended Dec.,
credit-under the Revenue Act of; 1962 and from additional depre-^
and Canada,'/said Mr. Carmichael.
In l961; the company reported
31, .1961/ Net income after; estimated Federal income taxes ' for
' ciatiort allowed for tax purposes under ,the;Interrtal Revenue Serv-526 offices in
373
United States and
Canadian cities,—V. 196,
the quarter w?.s $226,900,
or
12c per share, .based on 1,972.665,
ice's depreciation guidelines.-*->/v p.]2175.'./
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shares outstanding on Dec. 31, ] 1962/ against $224,285 or 12c pen/{]/Consolidated gross operating revenues of subsidiaries for the year /;
share for the comparable quarter in the previous year, based on ;; 1962 amounted to $62,719,849 against $58,863,988 for the previous
.
Avery Adhesive Products,
Up 48%—
J,
1,867,910, shares - Outstanding otr Dec, .31, T96I,
'/ /->;: *• yeai*.
.--.-/vv.
;;/'■■ mv-.*
,v.r/- ■'
hks i-Apoi te'd that net earnings fo'i; thA fiscal. yeai'2
;] Mr.' Kaufman stated that the net income after "Fode^al .incomes *
The; ne/. income;- of Ame^ipAh ,Water <.Works fes a . separate cor-',;v, /
taxes
reflected continued profitable operations of' Alside ,'-Accept.< "poratiohj- for; the year 1962 amounted to $5,172,798 excluding profit
ended Nov. 30, 1962, were $1,290,089, an increase of 487*
over, the
tahce. Corp/the company's wholly-owned subsidiary engaged inoh the disposition of a subsidiary, or $1.10 per share of, common
$815,457 reported in fiscal 1961:. After preferred .dividend require¬
•the financing] of home Improvement products,. He. staled thatAK-v stock- after preferred;;an<t preference dividend ./requirements,
and » ments, net earnings were equal; to ;8l cents a share /from 55 ceiits;
side
Acceptance presently holds
almost $23,000,000 of cohsumer ■.
$5,217;758, or ,,$1.11 per share including such profit, up from
a share iti" the previous year/ Sales rose 33%
to $18,520,616 from
installment receivables.-^V'
196
p. 2479.
\
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;■ - $4,391,474 and $1.02 per; sharq pf .common ;Stock;for the year 1961.
,• $13,892,920.
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In
the
annual report R. S.
Avery, Chairman, and H. Russell
/
—V. 196, p. 949."
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Smith,
President,
said
both sales and profits established new
Aluminum Co; of, Canada, Lt(l.~ParH"al Redli^
;
Sales Set Records—- ]r ].
.
records* in 1962.' Results for the year included .eleven months'
";/»■'7]h6 cbrporationr has. called - for ' redemption on April' 1,] ,1963/.-..t Record^ hpt,"earnings, sales^''ahk']^Ihcoming^bWers. weVe
, operations
of, Antonson-Avery,
A./ B., of Gothenburg, Sweden,'
through operation of the sinking fund, $2,175,000 of Its 4Va%
by the company in both'the first nine months and third qiiarter of'
Avery's B^vedish franchise holde'r which- was acquired during; the]
debentures/due 1980
at 101.70%plus accrued interest. Payment '
fiscal 1963, it was announced by William E. Roberts, President and'- ■/ ^eaHaA a wholly-owned subsidiary. /
v
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will be made at the First National City Bank, 55 Wall St./ N. Y. Chief - Executive Officer. Mf, .Roberts noted" that -earnings for the
/
"The improved performance reflects aggressive marketing efforts
as
well as concerted cost reduction programs and the weeding-out
w-V/195, p. 2149. j
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chrrent] nine lnonths hearly 'equalled thqse. for the full.preylous
r
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year. - "
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; •'•--v'./.vV of unprofitable product lines," the company officials Stated.
Both domestic and overseas operations
contributed to the in*!
Airh^rlrari Rrnke Shop fn -/.NpW Fnrhnphn Plant—;
..
Net earitings after taxes for the nine months ended Jan. 31," 1963,
"
?e uVv
^Hr0pe*n
creases in sales and profits;—V.
196, p, 1551.
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/ were 441% ahead of last year's first nine months: at $3,163,000, or
The
company,
through its Swiss subsidiary, Brakeshoe inter40 cents per share on 7,812,532 shares outstanding. During the cornnational S. A., has acquired for cash the assets of Maschinenfabrik
parable period last year ^earnings were $1,311,000, or 17 cents'per '/
//Basic Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Hilden, near Dusseldorf, West, Germany. This company with/280 -;
share on 7,785,707 shares. Pre-tax earnings for the nine month
employees performs contract machining and assembly of hydraulic'"
"period totaled $5,588,000 up 162% from $2,132,000 of last year,
H. P: Eells, Jr., Chairman and President of Basic, and Roy ]J; /
components and other parts for a number of European manufac:/
Nine-month sales increased 13% to $66,789,000, from $58,808,000
Zook, Chairman
and President of Falls Industries/ hie., stated
turers. ;
Z/V/; v/
"./ ■'Vv ,' / / "/> reported for] the'first three" quarters -last year. Incoming orders // that a merger of their respective: companies has been approved
Under the name of Universal Hydraulics GmbH, the company will
totaled $74,809,000,
31% ahead of last year's $57,132,000.
in
principle by the directors of both.
/-'Z
operate as a subsidiary of Brakeshoe International manufacturing '- ' • Third quarter net earnings totaled $994,000, or 12 .cents per share /
It is proposed that for each share of Falls common stock, Basic /
industrial
and
airborne
hydraulic
equipment
corresponding
to ••' 'compared with $819,000, or 11 "cents per share, in the third quarter
would issue twenty-two of its 5%
convertible $50 par "pine mblerBrake Shoe's products in the United States and Canada.—V.' 197, /;&
ence shares,
the aggregate of these amounting to 63,228 shkrek. ;/
year ago. Sales totaled $23,669,000, up 6% from $22,328,000,. Inp. 712.^:-l;
■:.]"!";-:i]vi' •/- .•?;/. coming orders of $24,923,000 were, 26% ahead of last year, .and /: The proposed merger Is subject to approval by shareholders of
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.--l': backlog of unfilled, orders how stands at a record high'of $36,798,- / each company.
Special
meetings for this purpdse Will be held
late in April and proxy statements will be mailed before April 1.
American Building Maintenance Industries top
/ Basic is a major producer of stecimaking reiractories and of
Cnues Up lo%—
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chemical magnesia products.
$100,000,000 in incoming orders for the first time in our history,
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Falls Industries, Inc.
V Operating
of Solon, Ohio and its wholly-owned sub¬
revenues
of the company rose
13% * in fiscal 1962
ami will exceed our earlier estimate of a 107* sales Increase and
sidiary, Graphite Specialties Corp. of Sanborn, N. Y.,.are primarily
to a record $30,986,000, it was disclosed in the company's annual
substantially' Improved ^earnings."—V. 196, p/ 2376. ]//;/
engaged in the manufacture of graphite materials and products.
report to shareholders.
In the previous year,-operating revenues '«/" ''
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These include graphite refractories, chemical processing equipment
were
$27,517,000.Andrea Radio Corp. (& Subs.)—Annual Report—
of
•
business
April 1;
Payment
1963;
Will be made on May-1,
2,600'.000
2.19
1,147, Obq
0.97
j
v
paid
per-
""i'
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paid
Dividends
Net
lo-^
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number.of shares increased about 7,000,000 to 239,587,000.,
Construction expenditures totaled nearly $3 billion,' the largest
amcynt
in Bell .bystem
iiistory
More than $1.4 billion in new
capital -was obtained
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The gain in Bell Telephones in 1962 was 2,799,000,. for . a- year-;
-Average
Ended
Dividends
1961
$8,620,329
9,863,521
(1,243,192)
(649.085) (594,107)
($1,02) '*>«
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SeeA t)b.—Six Mbnths' Rfepdi-'t-—
Period
,
grCS-t piOgTCSS in 111 & n y fieluS
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Earnings (loss) ;
Earnings (loss) per share----—
satellite communfeatlons-—the company stated-in its annual 4-eport.'
The report went to some" 2,210,000 share owners, it showed-
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including better Individual
..
cash
9,829,934
expenses
Boll SyS-tGlTl Hlciclo
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$9,712,625
(
2,432,000
/2.05-:
3,582.000
—,
r__
Rpnnrf
i962
—
;
Income, after Federal taxes—
by
196;. p. 2275;
917ci
ii - *
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Almo industrial Electronics, Inc.—Initial Dividenqjr
'*
Net^'ihcdihe, 'ilos8)l'petl',share.^;
21/0.
Record Sales, Eamifigs—
Mnnfti«s'
Tn —Siv
•
taxes
»"/3.02;
ihedrne taxes—4,103,000
Federal Income taxes per share—
3.46
Cash dividends paid
1,186,000
Cash dividends per' share—4.00
—V. 196, p. 1872,
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that in view of the
Cosden is owned
Federal
before
Sales
Income (loss) from" operations....^
Proviston; for: Federal Income taxes.—
Net. ;inciomb /(lossM^—JiC-.
,
^ceyenson
-.-V' • -it, :p
1^62
1961
$95,343,000 $73,701,000
7,635,000 ] 5,033 000
-
income
/ Per
share
Provision foi*. Federal
p* A',AJ,
Revenue
Costs and
formances—-noteworthy not oply for what> they;acbomplished dur-'
the year, but also what they portend for the: future.,
"Allis- "
Chalmers farm equipment dealers, selling -a broad arid 'modern line
of pi-bducts .(two-thirds of the units are new within the last three
years), sold 26% more farm machinery in 1962 than they.did in
*
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inc.—Anniial Report—
_
Net
n
Ani^Hpan Shin hnilrlinfr
ing
lQf>l
^ • •• •
^
of the common stock of
v
To
Ovnrp
°
Period Ended Dec. 31—
-
Stevenson
.
:
American snip KUllrting V®'—&1X lVlonins , JXepori--^
;
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permitted under the htew "guidelines'/established by'.
Revenue Service and investment;credit amounting t<^
as
R
*
share
provisions
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Approximately 51%
per
"In addition," Stevenson said, "our wholly-owned
and
1961
ShcllG' ^
The managementof Cosden also announced
proposed; sale of assets to American Petrofiria,, the cash dividendwhich would customarily be paid in March ;had been; omitted.
*
Stevenson,-1.President,' said net earnings from operations;
of
COSden
P6H*
has reported 1962 sales of $516.1
company
^up almost $14 ^nillion from.a yoar earlier.
sales
*
31—
Net
^
AlliS-Chalmers Mauufacturihff Cfl).—Sale, Net Up—'
*'!•
tended Dec.
The
and
earnings
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,
,
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'ac'hieW>
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.
.
_
,
ended Oct. 3|, 1962,
totaled $504,839, equal to 69 cents a share on the 733,716 average
number
of
shares
outstanding.
This compares with earnings, of
$523,749 reported for fiscal 1961, or .75 cents a share on the 700,000
shares- outstanding" Gct.„ 31, 4961. ] "Fiscal
1962 earnings did not
keep pace with increased revenues primarily because of unusual
nonrecurring expenses/' Theodore Rosenberg, Chairman, and Sydney
J. Rosenberg, President, told -shareholders in the report.
At the close of the past fiscal year A.B.M.I. was providing-,contract janitorial service to 4,860 customers
in 74 communities of
13 states and two Canadian provinces.
A year earlier the company
Net
income
after .taxes
in
the
fiscal
•V,v(i<,r
year
frnriprfrwsA
n
coipt
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dL.w.i..i
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The
Bank
common
of
stock
of
New
the
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'rt/ r*/
AUSlIt yllCInlcai 10.
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for
the
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appointed
196,
p.
852.
registrar
Graphite
with
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the business 6f Falls
.
their
'
AppOintlTient
has
••
that
present managements will Qpcrate as a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Basic with Mr. Zook and Mr. Myldn T.
Cory, President of Graphite Specialties, serving on Basic's board
of directors.—V. 196, p.
1976. /•;;■;/V.;/-/' .•//'/■
] .'
and
»
a ■
specialty graphite items."'Following the merger it ts expected
^
«
v
and
iq«i
Baxter Laboratories,
Sales
and
increasing
earnings
for
the
eighth
Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
r
highs in 1962; with earnings
consecutive year, according to figures
reached
record
6
released
111.
.7 -"•••
(914)
William
by
Bloomfield
Morton Grove,
President of this
Graham,
B.
pharmaceutical firm.
The
$42,319,000 as against $37,562,000
in 1961.
Net earnings after taxes and before preferred dividends
were $2,845,000 up from
$2,519,000 in the previous year.
Earnings
the
for
sales
Net
were
year
six
i
,
nounced
preferred dividends were equivalent to $1 per common snare,
from 89 cents a share for 1961. All three categories—net sales,
dollar
earnings
and
earnings per common share—were up
net
13%
1961.
over
'
;
.
.
,
Mr. Graham said,
additions to staff
earnings,
Beatrice Foods Co.—Stock
On
has
ended
at
In
Dec.
sales
of
Investment
earnings
^
his
Clubs.
v
addition,
Mr. Bloomfield disclosed that
expected to have Its common stock listed
company
REVENUES—Operating
$106,6b5,OGO
and
in
the
of
1962 Daniel Bloomfield, President, an-.,
the Chicago Council of the National
30,
meeting
a
of
record
to
to
amounts
Chicago-based
charges
The
purchase
the
of
th6
the
..
.
The,
$3,450,2IS,
r
to
rose
$3,036,575
from
fire
the
in
company's
L.
non-recurring >.
in
Webber,
&
F._ Rothschild
-
approved an amendment to issue one
common
stock, of no par value, for each :
shares, of $12.50 par value, and to double the
shares of common. stock authorized to $10,000,000,' of V
Crouter
Co.,
1,000,000
r
" •
Co.-^^
U-j.—;'
J. -Barth & Co.__4.4£_:
'
;
;
100,000
Bodine_
&
Evans
A.
Inc.
&
.100.000
_________
Co., i
Hill Richards &
'
-
Inc.
1Q0;QOQ
of'1
^Investment-/Corp;
.
t.
* •"•••Norfolkl C/ii .i'tLiL ' 1100,000
%'Irving /;Lundborg > &
'
Co.,'
• 100/000
f
600,000
f
'
100,000 v
'100,000 ;
DeHaven & Townsend, /
Clement
»
.
$200,000
Securities
Corp.
Davis; Skaggs & Co..
&
1,000.000
Couub*5
600,000'
•
Amount
-
-
Carolina
1,000,000
V;/ Shearsonv<HammiU.Ai:.
earnings from operations
per share in the first half of fiscal 1963,.vs. $197,62^, or 31,4 cents,;- '' Fahnestock &
Huttdn
in: the comparable period, of:fiscal .-1962.
• • *
....
r*-■
Inc. '
For the current year as a whole, Mr. Bloomfield forecast sales
Split Approved—
'•
,
Westheimer & Co.—
Jack-
Curtis__„_
Co.
•
connection
Mr. Bloomfield noted. He said
alone totaled $220,754, or 35 cents
plant,
that
Paine,
year
son
figures
for
both
years
included
stemming from insurance payments received
a
the
5.41.'^
was
named below have, severally
the
following respective
Amount
.
earnings
income
with
sales
:V;7'\
$10,951,000.
bonds:
1988
.
Six-month
before.
1962 totaled
The ratio
in
company
to
period
company
Exchange within the next several weeks.
,
..
4:^4^4^ Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Bloomfield Industries, the executive said; had record * first half /.
Fenner
<&:
Smith
>
Inc/
earnings of $229,076, or 36,3. cents per share on "currently out- %
$3,000,000
A/ C. Allyn 8t .Co.-jjji 1,000,000 "
standing shares. This compared year-earlier earnings of $217,914,
or
34.6
cents a share.
Bache & Co..__.4_--.
1,000,000
were
the
amounted
for
purchasers
from
the American
on
of
revenues
income
net
fixed
PURCHASERS
agreed
;
.
and
earnings
'
stockholders
21,
Feb.
achieved
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
Stock
achieved at the >
same
time as substantial
and middle manage¬
ment, particularly in the research, marketing, and international
areas
Marketing expansion included establishment of new sales
districts in San Francisco and Los Angeles, to complete a transition ;;
to nationwide direct marketing in parenteral solutions and related
equipment.
Mr. Graham said that sales increases were general ;/
through most of the company's several product lines, with par¬
ticularly
good
gains
in expanded lines of
disposable hospital
equipment.—V. 197, p. 236.
,,
increased
The
months
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•;
.
Industries, Inc.—Sales, Net ,Higher—
company
Association
after
up
v/.rv
v
^
,
of
"more than
$7 million"
and per share
300.000
Stern,, Frank,
earnings of approxi-•
Meyer
H. Hentz & Co.4____
300,000
& Fox
100,000
mately- 80 "cehts.
.%■».. -77
■■
r \
New
York; Hanseatic
He
/
*„•
Suplee, Yeatman,
'
pointed out that • the company's outstanding shares had •
number of
Vincreaised :'in number to' 630,072 ; as - a result -of a • 4-for-3 ''stock v.. % Corp. 4.4^
——2
-.300,000 •
, Mosleyi-Co.
Inc.iu
100,000
no '■■par"-value,
Swiss' American Corp; 300,000 V/ Sutro
.Co.i^.wX.i._ ,100,000
split.; payable • today, to shareholders of record Feb. 6.
The split
Specifically, the amendment to the company's certificate' of in- ^ /gave > Bloomfield* Industries-- enough publicly-held shares to .qualify '
The''(Johnson,
Lane, •: '
J. W/ Tindall, & Co.i:
100,000
corporation has the following effects:*
■ < *
f
for an Araex listing, he added. *, .
^ 200,000; 4Yarnall, Biddle & Co. ; 100,000
»V. ', ..
v".V
.*/'
7
' i; Space Corp, V.
197.
y Reclassifies all outstanding shares of common stock, $12.50 par :
MWe
p. 613.
/4/V.r'.:/'/:
expect to file a formal application
with the Exchange
value, into shares of common stock of no par value;
before
the
week
is
,(j
out,"
Mr.
Bloomfield- told
the
investment
^^^^
^'r^^f:^\
,n'
V*4"'' „'<i
Increases by one-third the number of shares of common stock
group.
"By early -April at the latest, the actual listing; should
Brunswick Corp.—Net Down Sharply-—
outstanding}
•
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"
take place."
j
J
<,
'
Increases the total number of shares of common stock authorized
Reduced
demand 'fer> automatic£ pinsetters -and. bowling;; lanes
Bloomfield Industries, which has been in Chicago for 30 years,;,
share
additional
.
of
.
outstanding
three
,
-
,
.
.
,
■
.
,
,
to
10,000,000 shares
Maintains
the
present 5,000,000 shares;-v...,.'" *!/
of 4'/2%
cumulative preferred
from the
number
is
shares
of
the
of
William
par
G.
Karnes,
stockholders
change,
said.
It will not be necessary for
presently held stock certificates for ex¬
the
close
of
business
mailed
be
March
on
these certificates in the-mail by
and
the stock
of
Purpose
wider
a
1.
distribution
resulting
shares
stockholders
to
The
hopes
company
the
from
record
of
at
is
the
of
create
to
'
shares
'
,
Net
'
or
ihe
equivalent
cash.-—V.
in
197,
'
.
sales
"Net
"l"
'
totaled
,
in
The
1961.
.President,
1
reached
gain
the
$11,563,455
first
time,"
1
against
of
$1,251,261, or 12.1%.
net earnings in 1962
6,577,084 shares outstanding
Applied
share
in
shares
Howell
1962
Sales" in
below
5%;
were
the
previous
electronics,
Noting
equaled,
action
costs
year,
in
earnings'
and
for
.
major
the
network
were
1962
Micro-Data
of
products
company and its consolidated subsidiaries in 1962
high for the seventh straight year as sales rose to
for the fourth year in a row, Harold W.' Comfort,
sales
and
which
f
division
which
established
facilities'for
service
had
previously
.
been
Bell
1962
amounted
>
to
$357,219,000,
^
,
against
sales
net
'.
•
affecting future demand," he
bowling equipment market at the
the
be
to
stated.
■)
present
level
a
company has called for redemption on April 15,
1963, ' all
its outstanding 60 cents convertible preferred stock at $11 per
share, plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at the Bank
of America, Los Angeles, and the Marine Midland Bank & Trust
Co., New York.
Preferred stock is convertible *into. common' stock on April 15,
Sales were
$1,047,902,188, up 3.8%-. from
Earnings
per
share
were
$3.05,
The rate of profit last year was
attributed
It was 2.98
theimprovement primarily ■ to' better
1963,
re- : ;■
—V.'
-
i
1
<
'
of
fixed
2,426
for
iy4
shares,
common
'
proceeds
the 5%-%- bonds.
on
from
the said, together with funds
obtained from the .sale of the series A honds on Feb; 1,
1962, will be used to help' finance1
program for the hospital.
111,019
assets.
Net
/
380,040 '
222,806.
assets^L«-„„^u-.>,i.^v>%--.-4^__-._
share
■
f
and accrued interest
101
1962
of fixed
preferred
one
•
- Protestant'
Hospital
(Springfield,
Offered-r-Oh' Feb; 25/ 1963, B. C. Ziegler & Co.,
Bend," Wis.> offered publicly, $500,000 of this
corporation's first! mortgage serial t>onds, series > B,
dated ;Feb.^ 1/ 1963/ and due serially^ Aug/ 1, .1964Feb. 1, ,1977. The issue was priced at/ par and accrued
interest on the 4%%, -5% and 5 V4% - bonds and at
:;.$602,847
.
of
52ii>
p.
Burge
5",
:
the basis
on
197,
West
Federal^ncpjne^t^xe§:-rV. 196^%1.;. j '*
;'■/
■
Bonds
$2,000,000
ra.
ex-
/parision
:
deductions-^-interest L
°
"8,589" "
Net income before "Federal & "state income .•takes..... '
p IOQ.769 '
provision for Federal & State' income taxesc.^i-..i_.-J %'!".• 50,340 i
.
.Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co,; of
Chicago is trustee for the bond issue, and First Na¬
tional Bank of West Bend, Wis:; First Wisconsin Trust
Co., Milwaukee, and The Citizens Bank, Springfield,
Mo,, paying. agents.—V, 195, p. 1207.' /
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-
.
t
the
Divisions.
The
$113,446
na¬
a
by
Equipment
of
1961.
Depreciation
Howell
&
marketed
School
Budget Finance Plan—To Redeem Preferred—
.
from the
;
Other
and
•
earlier.
year
a
depreciation
of
costs
Science
'
of 7.6%
an increase
;/
start-up
and
high volume,
profitable
business and
"our
bowling supply, non-bowling and overseas businesses will continue
to expand in 1963," Mr. Bensinger said.—V. 197, pi 616.
(& Subs.)—Net Up 7.6%; Sales 3.3%—
non-reeurrmg
.
included
expenses
1962,
and defenseJ groups- hlso improved
and all were profitable;
consideration
Meanwhile,
Year Ended Aug; 31—
-
during
bowling equipment was greater than anticipated. However,
of bowlers is continuing to increase and "this- will be
basic
the
•
,
■
microfilm
$2.09
,
,
approximately $2.8 million in
drop in net earnings.
'' •
the
in
said
million
tionwide
Sharply—
levels
equipment and photographic firm.
earnings from established product lines
1961' levels, the executives said the company's
expanding
Percy
G.
1961
,
Boston. Pneumatics, Inc.—Annual Report—
.
earnings
the; number
-
,%Net'::sale'&-;:_a-i^--^%L_l_W^v:—
Cost of goods sold, exclusive of depretn. of, fixed assets
it was announced by Charles H."7
(Gross profit on:vsales4-.-:i.—-i.^---^-.i^--.-,--.-.~--.^-^-v.-^
Peterson, President, of the Chicago-'
/-Selling', 'general •& administrative;expenses, /exclusive of
above
business
exceeded,
or
domestic
$3.33
announced.
.v
•'
.
and
outdoor recreation
for
sales
1,631,861
596,000
the
Comfort
f deferred
a
outstanding
operating
resulted
Mr.
$1.2
that
6,546,044
Health
$426,865,000 in 1961.
Reflecting the
lower
1,035,861
.
' v
Co.—Net Down
Percy, Chairman, and Peter
based
of'
the
3,701,021
2,050,000
•
Provision for U. S. and Canadian Federal income taxes 'was $29,- ■:
110,197 in 1962, against $28,631,527 a year earlier. The 1962 figure,
Mr. Comfort said, was reduced by $917,000; or 48%
of the' invest-.
ment- credit provided in the Revenue Code of 1962; the remaining
52%
of the credit,' or $993,000,• was Included" in the reserve for -
the
on
$1.58
1961
$46,564,978
-
sales
on
volume, consolidated net earnings, after
provision for taxes, totaled $24,119,000, equal to $1.36 cer share.
During 1961, the company earned $44,982,000, or $2.56 per share.
Mr.
Bensinger/ said the industry-wide decline in demand for
chemicals and specialty foods. He said also that Borden's
equity in the earnings of its unconsolidated foreign subsidiaries was
\&t an all-time high last year.
<"
' -.. '" if, v
.--v-i"
of
number
shai'e
a
on
an
adjusted number
year*end.—V. 196, p. 1765.
&
increased
against
1961
that
Bell
26%
the
to
equal to $1.76
the year-end as
at
Of
Report—
suits from
Mr.
were
in
Mr.
Chapman continued, "and
$10,312,194 in the previous year; a
shares,
by
mafinc",
1962
$2.84 per share in 1961.
cents,per dollar of sales, the highest since 1950.
cents
The report points out that baby foods, coffees, chewing gum and
Life Savers all shared in the gain, with the major portion of the
increase
resulting from the inclusion of a full year's sales of
Tetliy Tea..'.
i
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.
4
"Earnings
showed, nearly
as
good
a
pace,
topping -the $11
for
Brass Corp.—Annual
against
3.09
<
,
&
$30,082,322 earned in 1961.
;
mark
and
The
their/ operations
Net income in 1962 was $32,354,515,
last year," Mr. Chapman said,
gain of $22,089,078 was at the
'
for
189,
transfer .agent
corporation.—V.
effect
adverse
new
levels
$1,C09,665,456,
.
million
of
a
xecord
-
1
$159,787,180
up from $137,698,1C2
rate of. 16%
appointed
1765.
p.
Profits
Life
to move forward," Alger B. Channmn. Chairman
Executive Officer told shareholders in the 1962 annual
Chief
,
.
sharply
a
despite significant gains/ in sales and earnings by other; divisions
of the company^ B.- E,. Bensinger,; President, " reported.
Mr. Bensinger said that sales of non-bowling products accounted
for approximately 60%
of 1962.volume.
Substantial gains in sales
and
earnings were registered by the Kiekhaefer Corp. subsidiary
1,651,021
Borden Co.
company continued
report.
r A
had
,
v
continues
Savers, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
"In sales, earnings, dividends, acquisitions and minpowei*, the
and
:.
in
$53,661,904
193,
reached
0
levels
.
income
—V.
44.
p.
been
■
•
Per share -earnings.,
■
the four-for-three stock distribution,
Mr. Karnes said.
These
rights will terminate if not exercised by the close of business,
April 15.
Thereafter, stockholders entitled to fractional shares
receive
has
York
prior preferred stocks of the
sales
■Net
of
Beech-Nut
and
Earnings before Federal income, taxes
Estimated Federal taxes
li—
redeemng fractional shares for cash.
A letter
will be sent to stockholders by the company explaining the rights
of stockholders who
are
entitled
to fractional shares as a result
wni
New
of
Bank
common
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Shareholders will have the option of converting fractional shares
full
food- service
Net
market
Karnes
Mr.
-
earningshave risen to* record
197, pi. 520.
fiscal, years.—:V.
Bohn Aluminum
stock,
largest fmanufacturers) of
and
five
have
to
broader
a
common
sales
Its
2347.
p.
March 5, he added.
distribution
noted.
into
The
;
will
additional
the
representing
reclassification
nation's
the
the- last
of
(H. C.) Bohack Co., Inc.—Appointment—
explained.
he
Certificates
the
for
each
Presiuent
surrender
to
of
one
equipment.
value of $100 per share outstanding at 76,602.
The reclassification amendment will be filed in Delaware, Mar. 1,
stock
;
.
Burroughs
million
Corp.
Also
included
for
start-up expenses
of industrial process
producer
approximately $450,000
tion
chancers
Mr.
Percy
that
of
nearly
DeVar^Kinetics
control
testing,
write-off
a
the
government
on
for-satellite
noted
was
in
equipment;
contracts
he
and
for
$1.2
division,
loss
a
^Net income
Earned
of
I
v;
1207. '
p.
'
1
"
"
/
.
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66,273
.
......
1962__4____.^.__'_.
•
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$50,429
196144——
surplus-^Aug.' 31,
195,'
;/
.■',
surplus—Aug., 91,
Earned
Simula-,
space
"".•/•„*••
said.
i
a
•;*
s. Y
,
Vu'v;
r
f'p"1
S'f
1 ^
Burgmaster Corp.—Net Down Slightly—
116,703
v
Sales of the company increased to $1,481,104, for the three months /
-
,
,^1
;ehded/Jan,; 31,/1963,4;with net income amounting/to- $65,177;: equiva4£;'
another
major charge against^ J.962* earn¬
lent to' 14 cents per share on- the; 471,584/ sharesoutstanding;/it//
of
a
Breeze Corp.—rSales, - Net .Higher—%"
$500,000 reserve for
•
"was reported by president Joseph Li Burg to shareholders at ittte /•
long-term loans of its 49%
owned
annual meeting.
■j" | " President' - J; : j. ;Ma'scuch • hd's• reported that - the company had'
*
■.
Japanese photographic, affiliate,, the Japan Cine Equipment Mfg..
? consolidated sales for" 1962 of $10,221,336, ;up from $9,117,856 in
•". - For -the three- months ended Jan.. 31, T962, Burgmaster reported
Co., Ltd. ' "This company; which experienced a loss' in its first
1961.
An increase of $1.1 million against
an
increase^of $417,000 % sales of $1,285,831, with net income of $70,819, equal to 15 cents
full year of operations, was formed with minimum
capital invest-."
between 1960 and' 1961.
•
l"y ?
■ *.
\
ment and bad to borrow heavily to finance its
per share-based on the same-number of-shares outstanding.. ;
considerable start-Up
Breeze
had
net
earnings for 1962 of $127,338 or 23 cents/ a ;-;
costs," he said.
He added the Japanese company is
expected to
1 share on 562,125 common shares outstanding. -In 1961 Breeze hadr v ,; Mf. Burg said ,the Might decreasfe.in earnings for " the first quarter
show considerable improvement in 1963.'" '
J
of the current
*,
'
fiscal year,
as
compared to the similar period in
earnings of 12 cents a share on 1,000 fewer shares, all attribu¬
Net earnings,
alter taxes, of $3,355,000, equal to 77 cents per1962, was due primarily to two factors: Considerable expense was
table to a non-recurring gain on the sale of property.
share, were 26%. below earnings of $4,508,000, equal to $1.04 per
incurred in conducting a broad market survey to increase
Book
sales; the
value
of
the
company's shares increased to $9.72 or' a
share a year ago.
Net income in 1962 included less gain from the
total ;of $5,467,204' during the year from $9.49 Of $5,333,446 a year - -cost of /goods .-sold/increased ' 2%.^ .-because of /higher costs i"or the
sale
of
marketable f securities
than in
electronic numerical controls -which are applied to Burgmaster's new
1961.
Bell
&
Howell
has i".1
earlier; "
; f y
.(
*, "f,"1
v
1
'' '
»
now
completed its sale of such holdings which were acquired as
low-cost line of tape-controlled drilling machines.
Mr. Burg said
'. During the first six months Of this yeair, Mascuch said sales of
a
result
of
the
merger
of
Consolidated
the company is making certain adjustments to
Electrodynamics Corp.,
Breeze
compensate for the
specialized lightweight hoists and winches for helicopters
in 1960.
.
:
•
*
higher costs of these -controls;—V.-196, p, 2580.
and military vehicles produced at'the Union
plant should increase
Pre- tax earnings in 1962 of
$7,034,000 against $8,561,000 in the
-substantially.
previous year.
<■?. •./■;% :/7 ■•-/
He also expects the Breeze-Illinois division to do well in 1963
Sales
of
$147,712,000 were up 5%
G. L T, Financial Corp.-~-Net Higher-^- :
over the 1961 -volume
of
with
the production of radio shielding for aircraft engines added,
$141,047,000. -.i
yr / ^•»;"
■
to its Aldrich line of oil and gas
; • The company has reported record net income; of $47,126,000, equal
fired-heating equipment.-r-V. 196,
Results included sales and
earnings of DITTO, Inc., and Micro
to $2.43 per share of common stock, for, the year 1962.
p.
425. • .
•■
,f
{■- 9*». - '
The results
Photo, Inc., acquired by merger during 1962, with comparative
: ' %>•,.
I:■•• '
-V.
'•'■ / - " -V."■ /-4"' ••
V:
compare with
1961 earnings of $45,633,000, or $2.36 per common
1961 figures on a pro forma basis.-—V.
196, p. 1765.
v V
share.
ings
Bell
resulted
&
from
Howell's
the
•
establishment
guarantee
.
1;
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V:'
of
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Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Bonds Offered—On Feb.
Benson-Lehner Corp.—Shows
The
for
In
to
60
cents
months
the nine
789
has reported
company
equivalent
ended
the
fiscal
like
period
1959,
the
date, net earnings
Sales
for
earlier.
the
has
Photo
drawal
for
ures
Ryan,
changed
the
after-tax
416,760
^
earlier.
$95,951
the
earnings of $248,071,
shares
a
outstanding
for
net loss of $1,227,-
:
company's
for
were
biggest
entire 12
profit
year
"•
months.
$3,001,581 from $3,001,337
a
and
*
to
;•
the
company's virtual with-'
government cost-plus-fixed-fee
development work. Fig¬
nine
months
actually reflect a $734,556 or 35%:
proprietary products and services, he said.'
Benson-Lehner, headquartered in Van Nuys, Calif., and with
subsidiaries in France and
England, is a leading manufacturer of
data
processing and information retrieval systems equipment.—
increase
V.
in
195, p.
the
sale
of
743.
BernzOmatic Corp.—Nine Months'
Report—
Period Ended Jan. 31—
sales
Gross
Net
-
of
Common
P a'«
Class
.
1962
PROCEEDS—Net
used
"V
,
capital
shares
$7,604,858
$7.186 058
6,635,853
255 029
from
0.49
—
share
0.41
ment
2,968,748
J
3,099,604
outstanding—1'
Stock
-
;
;;
_
,
p.. 2276.
•
to
;
of
the
372,842
252 158
252,158
625,000
"250,150
.
•
•
'774 R=;n
374,8o0
and
New
Commenting
bonds
will
be
Richmond.
City
miles
FEATURES—The
company
of
natural gas at
(Staten
and
with
the outlook, Henry
on
Ittleson,
1961,
Jr.,- Chairman,
and
Based
on
these indications and the present high level of the com¬
pany's deferred income,- the: officials ssid, "we look for C.-T. T. to
have another good year in 1963.". <'
v<
a.-x
/
'
,
Volume
.
429,000
of
receivables
frcm
000
reported
acquired
$4,008,462,000
ing at the end
1962
of
at
the
the
during
year
increased
close
of
previous
to
$4,603,-
Receivables, outstand¬
before.
$2,331,968,000 from
to
the
increased
1962
$2,157,475,-
year.,
•
^
The
report
that
stated
the
C. I.
T.'s portfolio of
"excellent,"- adding that "in accordance with the
company's long-standing policies, all known losses have been com/•'pietely .charged-off and adequate reserves 'for future losses have
receivables
bonds
are
redeemable
at
been
condition
of
is
an
covering
estimated
and
a
a
portion, of
territory
population
of
of
Queens,
all
approximately.
4,000,000.'
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the
V Callahan Mining Corp.—Annual Report—
Year
in
Ended
Consolidated
v
Income
Net
•
for
Dec.
gross
before
Provision
195 Montague St., Brooklyn, New
retail in the Boroughs of Brooklyn
Island),
provided."—V. 196, p. 2176.
^
to
distributes
square
the
the highest figure of record.
At Dec. 31",.
of future gross earnings 'totaled $260,092,000.
Walter
Lundell, President, noted that the company's current
operations reflect the present favorable trend of business conditions
'"which
is generally expected to continue in
the months ahead."
at
plus
York
of
at any time at redemption prices ranging
par,
and for the sinking fund and the replace¬
special
redemption prices
receding from
100.84%;
accrued interest in each case.
fund
York,
sale
1962,
.
BUSINESS—The
625.000
the
31,
L.
company
105.21%
to par,
from
Dec.
at
company's bank loans incurred for construction
outstanding in the amount of $12,000,000.*
now
REDEMPTION
option
proceeds
the
retire
purposes,
303 593
;
5 Stock
stock___________n_______r.____
B
196,
.
•>••*■-7;§/
1.563
7,050,310
working
Number
—V.
V
.
sales
Wnrn?naclnr£t
Eainings per
Net
..77'-•
report to stockholders-disclosed that deferred income,'!
includes
unearned /charges
on
receivables discounted,
un¬
earned interest and
unearned premiums
amounted to $278,334,000
this /backlog
,
The group was awarded the issue atv
competitive
sale Feb. 27 on its bid of 100.151%. ^Competing bids
for the single-A rated bonds, also as
4%s, came from
Blyth & Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co,\
and F. S. Moseley &
Co., jointly, 100.119; Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.10;
First Boston Corp. and
Harriman Ripley & Co., jointly,
100.062, and White,
Weld & Co., $100.0399.
v
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The annual
which
4%% first mortgage bonds, due March 1, 1988.
The
bonds were priced at 100.835%,
plus accrued interest;
to yield 4.32%.
;,V'V
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s
,
S>
year
President, noted that the nature of the
since last year due to sale of
Division
27, 1963, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
New York, headed an underwriting
group which of¬
fered publicly $12,000,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
Year—
considerably
Instruments
from
of
1962, against
12-year-old
were
M.
31,
year
the nine months
George
business
a
record
each
on
Dec.
Profit for
shares
—
V.
taxes_^44___%
taxes
196,
p.
£
1.
per.
share
r
:/,
•
1961
'
$4,909,000
1,200,000
941,000
509,000
£.;
__£
outstanding-.
1
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2076.
.
$5,535,000
income
income
income
Common
•
1962
revenues___
Federal
Federal
Earnings
187
"
31—
393,000
691,000
548,000
$0.27
/
"
$0.21
2,555,548
2,548,548
Number 6243 ./•*;
197
Volume
.
to $28,661,560 for
$27,095,593 for the
company has
reported that sales rose
three'months* ended Dec. 31, \1962, against
of the year- before. „ ? : .
the
like period
?
consolidated operations for the three months ;
which after preferred stock dividends was
equal to 43 cents per comomn share on the 2,355,669 shares out- ,,.;
standing.
Earnings for the comparable period of the prior year,
excluding- a special income item, were $1,172,964, or 48 cents per £
common
share on the same number of shares.' The reduction in
earnings was ascribed principally to the effect of devaluation of
the Canadian - dollar andvinoreases- in the- cost -of -sugar -over- that .
of a year ago.r—V. 197, p. 237.
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ago.—V.
Corp.~-Net Up 25%—
Erozman,
on
The gain of $3,002,666 was in contrast to
$1,562,267 for 1961?
Of
income
Net
~
25%
over:
•
of
the-$226,198 of; a>. year
what
in
both
earnings
were
and
*
to
year
a
..
Higher—
receivables
the
for
quarter
31,
this
at
date
Earnings
Atlanta,
cember
consolidated
are
which
Ga.,
and
1961
/>?*•.?.>
Hurt Factors, Inc., of
Canteen in De¬
$31,332,908.
were
.
before;\
amounted
they
•:
the fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
1962, Commercial Discount,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Automatic Canteen, reported earnings
$551,425 on a financing volume of $182,321,277. Outstanding
loans
7
-
a
all charges? Including, nearly $75,000' of pre-:
write-offs, was $282,171, a gain of
after
Dec.
1962,
31,
over
For
•
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increase
an
Dec.
V??,/.;•
.
7
1962, was announced by President Thomas Lefforge.
Earnings of $155,026 for the first quarter of the company's
fiscal year compare with the $152,590 reported a year earlier.
y
Net receivables of $33,502,573 showed a substantial increase over
the prior year's outstandings of $29,186,000.
* * '7;;
?>.;■: •*■'•?
development expense
and
mium
ended
pattern
pected that the first quarter's results will also set new highs for
any like period," he added.
v? ; ? The volume of business handled through 35 offices in 10 States
was 27%
larger than in 1962 and amounted to $14,223,508, up from
$11,220,842.
617.
p.
increase
An
said in the annual report to sharehold¬
of business thus far In 1963, it is ex- /;
President,
the
197,
Commercial Discount Corp.—Net
■ - -
year
?'Based
ers.
?/V":§
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F.
R.
Profit*
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co.-Ltd.^Shows
outstanding,
alone,
at
$1,361,181,263, an increase of 7.7%
?>?/,?;//.?? * /'/?: ?/- ;:/,',r/>-//;Vv?%
>?<:%-•:
/?
.
receivables
,
1962 was by far the best in history for this consumer-.t
finance firm, with earnings, volume and assets reaching new peaks,"
"The
r?
to $1,054,835,
For Ye^r—
-
other
are
[ Centufy Acceptance
from
Earnings
amounted
2077.
p.
v-v*;
.
^
well
196,
current .obligations, as
presently in negotiation.—V.
and
that
acquisitions
for
as
loans
outstanding
retire
Corp.—Sales Higher; Net Down^?:
Canada Dry,
The
(915)
Financial Chronicle *
The Commercial and
include Joel
to
by- Automatic
acquired
was
with
consolidated
Commercial
Discount
March
in
reports- consolidated-net profits- for 1962 of $63,000;... V
1962.;;-/
Based ouv the &verage humherrof, regular common/ shares outstand.^./^v?.. - y *'Vy."':•:.///^ y //v,v?
net loss of $1,138,000 for 1961, .an improvement .
Mr.
Lefforge attributed the increase in financing volume to a
ingv the earnings last year were equal to 64 cents a' share, against.
of* $1,200,000.
Depreciation included was $485,000, providing "cash
growing demand for funds by Commercial Discount's customers,
54 cents a share in 1961.—V. 196, p. 114.
/
flow" of $5481000.
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•
comprising a broad cross section of American- business and in¬
Consolidated sales- set a new record at $48,047,000, expressed in
dustry; "Experience has shown us," he said, "that our business
Chandler^ Leasing ^Coni^SiX Months? Reportr— *
Canadian dollars, as compared to the previous record of $40,559,000
increases when there* are swings in - the economy."—V. 195? p. 5.
in 1961.
A large portion of the. sales increase was due to acquisi¬
:
Peribd Ended Dee. 31—
1962
1961
tion of- Richardson Scale Co., a*, leading: U.: S. manufacturer "of,i.. Income; ? :/
..:??/7/.;7 ;/■/:?.??/// / Commercial Solvents Corp. (& Subs.)—Net Lower
complex electronic batching systems, automatic grain scales, and
Rental income earned^J—11^
" "$489,715 * / $353,061//,
The company, had/ consolidated earnings in; 1962" of $5,868,898,
other, systems used 'to control byK weight the handling of bulk
Other income..----—:,—17,771
1,501
materials. *
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or
$2.01 per share, before-a special charge, it was-announced by
During 1962, thfc major task of merging the management func-?:
M'aynard C, Wheeler,, President.: This includes $1,006,423, or 34
Total
^^1,*—*-'' $507,486'./ : $354,562 /
tions and sales and service organizations of the Richardson Scale
cents per share,-generated by the operations of Northwest NltroExpenses:
.'/f'*//7:7y::vv;7?v?i.?v'-'?7!
Division with those of the wholly-owned subsidiary, The Howe?,.
Chemicals,
Ltd., Canadian
agricultural
chemicals subsidiary
in
/* Interest
expense——————————
$163,950
"$118,036
Scale
Co.*,
was
substantially completed.
This integration of the
which-CSC
increased
its holdings' ta* a
majority ^ownership in S/ Operating* expenses—,-—?
i
.,.148,533
>• ; 68,632 ?
two organizations involved considerable non-recurring expense, such
January of last year.
*
*
/ /
*
*
*
as
: After
relocating a sizeable number of key people and training sales
-the---special '.charge--of: $924,408, or 32c -per share, against Total J—---—----,--—---ll—•• -'$312,483
$186,668
and service employees to handle both lines of products.
The single 1962
third quarter results, CSC net earnings for the year were
Net Income before; taxes .on income—. 195,003
167,894 ►
organization, *now" knownv as- H'ow8 '"Richar<isori -Scale to;;" when
$4,944,490,
or
$1.69 per share.
This charge recognized the net
Provision for deferred taxes on income: ;
^
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fully integrated, will operate more efficiently at lower cost and
'
after-tax effect of the company's estimated loss in the Billie Sol '
Federal
/ $93,500
$81,200
the resulting benefits will be increasingly evident in 1963 and 1964.
Estes case.- -?■■■??/■•//:/ ?■:/ ry-.y-.
State
—1
10,000
8,800
The $1,200,000 proiit improvement achieved in 1962 was mainly
•
Excluding Northwest results for purposes of comparison
with
due
to expense reductions effected progressively
during the year,
•Total—*,';
j.—-a,—
$103,9(00 .- $90,000 ? the previous year, Commercial Solvents -1962 net earnings were
including
the consolidating of the Rudel Machinery Company's *
$3,938,067, or $1.35 per share, after the special charge, against
Net income for the period.
/
91,503
77,894
machine, tool and materials handling distribution activities with
$5,505,293, or $1.88 per share for 1961. *
,
' *'
Net
income
per
share abased on -320;000
those of Canadian Fairbanks-Morse and the consolidating of our
Consolidated
1962
sales, Including /those of Northwest Nitro /
shares outstanding at Dec. 31———— ;c
$0.29 n . $0.24
Canadian Pump and Engine Division into the Contract Sales Divi*
were
$80,681,120.
Sales in 1961, which was prior to Northwest's?
—V. 196, p. 1240.
•
sion,/which " engineers, 'sells and services marine diesel engines, ?/
consolidation,
were
$63,840,847.
Northwest's sales in
1962 were
pumps, and* water and sewage treatment plants.
$15,315,810 against $12,870,876 for 1961,
y?"?
-'V 7/7
Chesebrough-Pond's liic^ (&. Subs;)~Ann. Report *
Orders
booked
during > 1962 set- a new record at $51 million,
*
During 1962, CSC invested $9,283,000 in acquisitions, expansion
V Year Ended Dec. 31—
V ' a > " * ' v 1962
1961 V .
and other avenues of corporate growth and development.
This is
increasing; backlog by $3 million to $12 million at the year end.
/r*/1" L
1- ' * ''
?} w2 i'
tf?
V,
,
J '
'C ' $
an
88% increase over comparable expenditures in 1961, and brings
"The company;
as
,
compared; to a
.
.
.
.
-
--
*
-.
.
.
-
—.
.
,
,
•
,
.
company-'has reported net: earnings of' $$2,2^ on total income$724,465 for the first quarter of its fiscal year ending Dec. 31, :
of
1962.
Net income
-
•
Net
This compiares with net earning^ of $256,341 on total income of
$1,105,916 for the same period, of 1961.
.
,
: '
Earnings per share for the Greater Miami-headquartered shipping
and land development company came to nine cents for the quarter,
?
.
-i-V.
principal reasons.
*
"Factors:■■'■.which"/; temporarily
our. income
lowered
.
Canaveral,/
14,000-acre * project
/ .
/
•'Our/, cash; flow -Improves, substantially each
company's
-
of the
southwest
at
Canaveral
opening
November
of
Acres have
and we are
>
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depreciation__l_i_;
before
- 6,015,336
^ 1,576,320
share
1765,
3,649.516
1,088,197
-•
investment
income,
insurance
the company for
income,
net admitted assets were reported by
year
•
than
the
double
assets
"/-/v.;■r/-;/'*"
1961.
forceful
growth
a
was
on Dec. 31,
added to insurance in force during the year.
in
force
$61,343,971
to
to $3,961,079 from $3,135,509.- :
Executive Vice-President, stated that
21%
rose
,
Mims,
Hornsby
in
National's
Consumers
insurance
$24,024,530 was
1962.
Net
of
in
increase
earned
$29,139
indicative
Also
64% z
—-
1,984,612
1962
was
significant from
the standpoint of important vsteps taken
for the future growth of Consumers National.
During the year, five
additional states and the District of Columbia were entered, bring¬
also
' $0.92
.s"
•-
Telegraph - Cp?—^ Debentures ?
taxes
.
$6,000,000 of this firm's 4,35% debentures due Feb. 1,:
1993, were sold privately through Kidder, Peabody
& .Co., Inc., New York.—V: 195, p. 969;
-
...
-
,
Clark. Equipment Co.—Annual
Ended" Deer 31—
Year
-
Carrier Corp.—Net, Sales Up Slightly—
.
.>.-»v.
ir
-A-:.
•
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*.-(
v*,
.
^• X>*
.«2 «.»
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,
.
•
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"Adding
H
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.
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for
in
business
new
the
Mr.
first
M'ims said,
month
"is
1963,
of
Companies—Net Higher—
■/
income of $48 million for 1962? up from $33.7*.
million, for 1961; was reported by Jr Victor Herd, Chairman. Earn-operating
"•
earnings
addition; to
-■
taxes were $3.81 against $2.68 in 1961.
after taxes were $3.58 »4rom- $2.68 for 1961.
stock dividend paid last May, Continental
share- before
per
sharer
1961>*•*.* ■ J* r
future,"
the
January,
$1.7
Continental Insurance
Net
,
ings
*1962 "
•
j
optimism
our
million.
This is more- than three times - larger than
new-business in the same month of 1962."—V. 196, p. 1241.
/? --
totaled
:
736/131
868,481
- $0.85
.
to
that
fact
the
Report—
"
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.
1,464,546
728,415
-
—985,654
913.333
• • $1.08.
:
?
shares outstanding
share—*
: —V. J97, p. 237.;
.per-
.
1
2,003,535
1,017,881
..
'
common
Earnings
:
1 " 1
.
——
income*
Net
Average
Privately—On Feb. 26, 1963, it was. reported that.
w 64,288-;
\
r
•//,/:^
ing to nineteen the number of states in which the company is
qualified to sell insurance. Entry into a number of additional states
is expected during 1963.
V
*
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,
t
1,400,258.,.
18,923
.
—
*
Carolina; Telephone &
;
,
,
;—-
Other* income—net
^
Income
Sold
•
-
revenues
'
? 1,880/434
» 2,904,812
1 '$1.33
Net' income * per
p.
Operating
Report
highs in premium
and
Up
Co.—Net
Insurance
-
,
profit
/C&sh flow! generated; frpm?operations»i??«:_
196,
^
•
Life
*
ended Dec. 31, 1962/ ** > '
Total premium income increased 82% to $1,495,171 from $820,769
a
year earlier.
Investment income was up 22%
reaching $194,977 against $159,531 in 1961.
Net earnings of $67,006 were more
Subs.>—Annual Report
City Gas Co. of Florida' (&
time
force
the
\
i
■*.
All
in
.
„
income
—V.
■
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Sharply—
1962
1961
.
$7,957,953 $6,049,051
Operating revenue deductions.^——.5,526,966
4,246,594
'1962 **."'/ 1961"
" Operating income
/ 2,430,987 /. 1,802,457 '
$17,825,467 $11,803,781m Interest charges • —__i.*—? 44^,375
'.402,199 ,
Gross. revenues
Operating
our
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
and
Cities Broadcasting Corp.—Annual
Capital
^
quarter
been doubling each month since its
confident a successful Inauguration ,t(
r
*
.
accomplished."—V/ 197, p, 815.
this project has been
<
.
..
land contracts has reached $32,000 per month.
interest-income from
Sales
.
....
.
Canaveral
40.* miles,.
located
new
,
Cape.
National
Consumers
':/;•'••/■:/.
31, stood at $8,240;799, up" substantially from
the* year earlier figure of $5,724,871.
v
,
t- ^
CAI earned $29,856. $39,1235" and-. $94,447 in: the second, third, and
fourth quarters of 1962, Dr. Harvard
L. Hull, President; explained,
but a first quarter deficit of $295,420, resultlngv-from heavy product
engineering costs and contract loss write-offs? left the firm with
a
net loss for the year of'$131,994, against a loss of $310,697 in
.1961. Earnings for the- last three* quarters totaled $163,426, or
,29 cents,per share.—V. 195, pi, 2489. . . .
)•*.
^
?
Dec.
Babklog on
1962
,
advanced
1961;
resulting
and
earnings were the Cuban crisis, which slowed down Cape
area
land sales considerably, and our start-up costs for
Acres,1 - the
.
of
manufacturer
This
,
;
aerial * reconnaissance' camera
systems, has reported that 1962 sales were $10,034,150, second high¬
est in the;company's history, against a volume of $9,676,682. in
split
.,
the
Inc.—Annual Report--
Chicago Aerial Industries,
cents
25
two-for-one
The
6,357,788
$2.18
$1.92
3t343,975;' 3,323,067.
per
196,- p.
capital Investments since the start of 1959 to $19,163,000;
company reported
that the downward turn in earnings of
fourth quarter is continuing into. 1963;
Sales volume
is being maintained at levels of the preceding period.' Competitive
factors in both methanol and ammonia business are offsetting gains
in
other.. CSC
product lines.
Earnings from the operations of
Northwest Nitro-Chemicals will be below 1962 levels a6 full pro- y
vision ,4s made fori Canadian income -taxes on current profitable.
/operations,
Prior: to * September, 1962, provision fof /these: taxes ,
on
Northwest operations was not required due to the carry-over
of prior years' losses.—V. 196, p, 2377.
%
CSC
/. 12,740,234
———-1—? 7,296,839 ? 6,382,446
—
share.
/—
shares outstanding.—"
2377.
,v—"
income
Average number
last year.
The latter figure is adjusted for the
of Canaveral International's common stock last
-June.
'
- i.
'
'
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~
Daniel
S.
Dubbin, President,
stated,
"We anticipate that the
remaining quarters of fiscal 1963 will be considerably higher than
the first period
which was down from the previous year for two
against
1&7.845.336 7
NetT sales
1—i-1114,580/976
Income before .provision- for taxes,v
—/ 15,000,317
Provision for taxes on income———i—— ' 7,703,478
Canaveral International Corp;—*Net Lower—
The
•
5%
a
Per
In
In¬
surance-paid $2.20 in cash dividends during 1962.
Sales
206.299,110 173,319,676.
company* has- reported that a profit of $527,000 orr 15* cents?
/"
Written premiums increased 5% ; to $462 million.
Earnings.
• 12,788,903
7.820,887
Consolidated
share was made in the three-months ended Jan. 31f?i
Earnings per share
assets
at
Dec.
?
$2.64 «$1.62
31,
1962, were $1,637 million and policyholders'
1963, first quarter of the fiscal year on sales of $56,736,000. Earn- V
Shares outstanding ?
li.?——i.--.
4,842,552
4,830,866 ' surplus was $907 million, based on market quotations for securities.
Ings in the corresponding 1962 period amounted to $526,000, also
—V. 196, p.' 1873. *
/: / While the statutory underwriting profit was a modest $1.1 million
15
'V*'
" /?//?:.."/"?::/?,;■
cents
a
share, with the volume being $56,463,000.
?///;*<
on
earned premiums of a half billion dollars,
it represented an
Orders
booked
in
the
initial quarter totaled $58,463,000. The
underwriting improvement of nearly $13 million over 1961. On an
Clevite Corp.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
comparable 1962 figure was $53,947,000 which reflects eliminations
adjusted basis the comparative underwriting improvement was condue
to discontinued
operations. On * the same basis, the Carrier
The company has announced that 1962 sales and other revenues
backlog of $76,054,000 as ofv Jan; 31, 1963 may be related td'1 $70,-.' f totaled $101,175,000, exceeding $100 million for the first time. 1961 y siderably greater. Net investment income amounted to $46,903,000,
; an Increase of $1,433,000.—V. 196, p, 1978.
^
sales
and revenues
were
$91,874,000.
Earnings of $6,562,000, or
229,000 a year earlier.
$3.38 a share, were the second highest in Clevite history and were
Cloud Wampler, Chairman, poipted out. that Carrier's first fiscal/
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.—Annual Report—
quarter is normally a period of nominal earnings. Then he added,'" ? 28% above the $5,143,000, or $2.63 per share earnings of 1961.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
v
*
'
*
1962 -1961 v'.
"Had it not been for the longshoremen's strike, which delayed ex- ?
Records were set in sales pf replacement bearings, rubber-and- •
Operating revenues
$19,265,833 $18,102,345
port shipments, the per-share earnings of the corporation for the
metal parts, and instruments: sales of original equipment bearings
first three months of fiscal
1963 would have been at least 50%
Total operating expense-'———/.-?—^..
" 18,824,192
17,965,117
were
the highest in recent years.
With the Canadian automotive
Net operating revenue
441,641
137,228
higher."—V. 197, p. 44.
industry enjoying an active year, the bearing subsidiary in Canada
Incomet before taxes•
t—.
368,998 /* *
30,651
again set records.
\
.'. - -./..
'.
,.
Net income
178,998
15,651
Celotex Corp.—-Quarterly Report—
/ Investments In" plants and equipment totaled $6,320,000.
Invest¬
Earnings per share--—
$0.30
$0.03
ments overseas resulted in near completion of a copper foil plant in
Period Ended Jan. 31—
'
1963'
1962
—V. 196, p. 1874.
V >;/■;;•!0;'>//?. <?//./?: ^ t-;.: y??,
Germany and acquisition of controlling interest in Brush Crystal
Sales v
$13,547,606 $11,870,961
y A
i/.: •'/:
'•/'■/'
-Income/before taxes-.__._-—;
29,054
•1,533,568 ' Co. Ltd., a British electronics producer. Bearing plants are being
Corn Products Co.—Net, Sales Set Records—^
built in India and Japan by new companies in which Clevite owns ;/
t829,000
The
common
per
•
.
.
.
.
—
—-—
,
■
.
Income
;
taxes*/...—
Net income —/
—v..;
.•
——
tFederal income
•Loss.
15,000
i_.
*.»
r'
/
14,054
tax refund credit.—V.
•• yr.-.r-Xlr-,*.'•
'■'
*704,568'
••:. -' *•
.
achieved
which
told
operations-to its; distribution and
'
warehousing activities..
the
Clevite spent approximately $5,300,000 last year .on Its own re¬
1963
1962
search and development programs and $3,000,000' on Government
Net iales —-*1^—4—- $25,256,000 $21,288,800...
programs for which It was reimbursed.
Company-sponsored work
Net before taxes
_I—_>
2,782,800
2,471,600
was
aimed
directly
at building
commercial product lines.
The
/ Net
after
taxes
:
1,452,500
1,278,700
Government programs Included work on fuel cells, solar generators
Capital shares
—
1,108,808
1,101,683 /; and underwater weapons projects.
•/■:'
-Earnings per share—$1.31
$1.16
Clevite's electronic Instruments sold well in 1962,
A new develop¬
—V. 196, p. 2673.
ment is a light-beam oscillograph which the company expects to be
highly competitive in the substantial market for this kind of equip¬
ment.—V. 196, p. 1766. Central Instrument Corp.—Six Months' Reportv-*
,-*.»■ - --,*-' *„.- * --
Ended Jan;
31
.
that
profits
net
Instrument
Coil
Central
and
31,
1962
sales of
earlier
$29,183
on
year
the
by
formed
was
Dec.
for
were
figures
comparable
no
ended
six-months
the
For
the
last
Corp.
of
merger
summer.
For
the^cblnp^ny
reported
$270,452.
There- are >.
inasmuch . as Central
Brook Labs Co., Inc.
the year ended June •
loss of $320,000. Brook Labs
was
the surviving corporation which changed its name to Central
Instrument after the merger.
The company is a manufacturer of
military and industrial electronic components and assemblies.
30,
-
1962
Brook
reported
had
a
At
the
stockholders
recent
in
that
-
the
company
Commercial
as
earnings are anticipated,
The
ized
stockholders
common
000,000.
The
shares
additional
Mr. Goldfarb stated.
an
increase of 500.000 in author¬
the total authorized shares to 3,-"
for
bringing
voted
shares
will
be
used by management to
7
<
Baltimore
This
income
the
*
1962
ment
.
shares
compares
accounts
company
Consolidated
has
reported
that
program
consolidated
tp $33,220,789, or $2.96 per share,
outstanding, after - providing for dividends
net
charges
and
of $763,282. ' /.
finance subsidiaries,
provisions
regular monthly meeting.
for
of
the
taxes,
increased
by
was—and
share
in
still—in high gear,
is
the
United
196, p.
we earned eight cents
1962." Earnings in the
against $22,532,374
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
redemption on April 1, 1963,
preferred series A stock at $21
corporation has called for
40,000 shares of its $1 cumulative
The
.
-.
in
1767.
Corroon & Reynolds
■;
States
this past year totaled $24,556,402,
share
1344.
per
p.
plus accrued dividends of 25
■/-.
V/:
cents per share.—V.
r;.s Cosden Petroleum Corp.—Proposed
,
American Petrofina,
See
Inc., this issue.—V.
196,
v
Asset Sale— /
196, p. 427.
/
?
increased earnings
income
a
1961.—V.
for
on
on
of
net
the society's
at
and earnings per share were
President John R. Rhamstine
Analysts. Corn Products was
earnings for Corn Products
United States
with
for
Security
Rhamstine
more
•
amounted
stock
company
earnings,
in 1962,
of
year," the Corn Products chief executive said. "They had remained
virtually stationary over the last- several years, while we made
substantial investments in new domestic products.
Although this
4 Vi %
cumulative convertible preferred stock.
$32,162,730, or $2.86 per share, reported for
the previous year. At Dec, . 31,
1962, there were. 10,632,987 shares
of common stock outstanding against 10,597,923 at the end of 1961,
The acquisition of The Farmers & Bankers Life Insurance Co.,
made
during 1962,/ has been treated as a /'pooling of interests"
lor accounting purposes aind consolidated net income includes the
company's share of its earnings for the entire year.
This treat¬
This
*
for
common
371,244
.
meeting Herman Goldfarb, President,
had a firm backlog of more than -.;/
well as defense orders.. A- continuation
of
profitable operations in the third and final quarters of the ~
fiscal year and achievement of the full year's goal in sales and
-
announced
$500,000
...
Labs
7
sales,
company
Society
_
,
Commercial Credit Co.—Net Higher—
*
in
the
climbed more than 8% In 1962,
said, to $46,250,197, from $42,571,703 in the pre¬
vious year. Earnings
per share increased
to $2.08 from $1.92 in
1961—a
rise of over 8%. World-wide sales reached $803,318,779,
against $745,835,743 in 1961, an increase of more than 7%.
"It is noteworthy
that domestic earnings moved upwards this
—
;
by
Boston
guest
Mr.
.
.
the
Net
.
Stock Increase Approved—
highs
Record
Australia
•'>
Ceiico Instruments Corp,—Nine Months- Report—*
Period
'
minority interest. Bearing licensees in England, Germany, and
enjoyed good levels of business.
The bearing company
Clevite established In Mexico in 1959 added manufacturing
a
-
1049.
196, p.
^;Aiv r.'"'^:.;vI?.£;r
after
all/
?
$959,095 to $21,-
740,130 for
1962 over 1961. Total receivables of all types ^out¬
standing at Dec. 31, 1962, amounted to $2,133,008,821, an increase
of 9.9% over the amount outstanding at the end of 1961.
Retail
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
The
*/"
were
company
has
reported
Inc.—Net, Sales Up
Sharply
that consoldiated earnings for 1962
of common stock based on shares
$8,621,000 or $1.84 per share
outstanding
after the recent 4-for-l
stock split.
Comparable earn-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, March 4, 1963
,
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,v*- >'v. '! v.vM'"*
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Number 6243
197
Volume
''
Johnson, President, reported1 to
,'
'
^
■'
' This was a 36%
gain in 'earnings over the previous year. Con¬
solidated net earnings
before appropriations to; general reserves
for the 1961 calendar year were $8,350,863, equal to $4.47 per share
of capital stock based on the 1,868,856 shares outstanding..;^In all
cases
the number of shares .; has been adjusted for stock' distribu¬
tions.)
V-;U-r.■:Xv.''"v•-^;
Savings accounts of affiliated savings and loan associations to¬
taled $471,031,730 at the end of 1962, a net gain of $105,696,114
or
28.97c
over the 1961 year-end total of $365,335,616.
New loan
volume totaled $252,181,671 for the year, an increase of $56,294,326
or
nearly 26% over the $195,887,345 of new loans during 1961. >At
year's end the loan portfolio totaled $536,124,378, against $399,285,839 at the end of 1961, an increase of $136,838,539 representing
a
gain of 34% for the year.—V. 196, 1768.
Edward
outstanding,
shares
stockholders..
,
>
>
;
The
-<
earnings
$265,843,769.
of
:
corporation
has. appointed ;the
Calico; Printers'
in
Europe"
Forim,: "arid
establishing
i;
The
*
^
^
-
•
Printers'
textile
Association
Great
is
with more
companies
Britain
the
and
affiliation
with
organization,
of Europe's
in »r the1 future
Lritain.
of
sales
and
74
to
cents
"Dollar
-
,per
sales
than
Commonwealth.
CPA's
this
of
Per
■
A
"The
into
Controls
both
market,
hydraulic
Stark.
of
entry
marine
the
here
the
new
accessory
Net
$.09,
1962
.
picked up sharply over the- previous
three quarters, however, John E. Kenny,
President; said in an¬
nouncing the current figures. Fourth quarter earnings were 82
cents, against $1.26 for the first three quarters.
Mr.
Kenney pointed
out
that the earnings decline
could be
attributed to losses taken on contracts executed by; European sub¬
sidiaries plus the nonrecurring expense of the corporation's move
from
New
York
City
to
Livingston,
New
Jersey, during
1962.
"This cost will be recovered; within
a
year from savings made
1962
by; relocation,"
economies
are
expected
—V. 196, p. 536;
't'Sf t * -ft >r
'r/;£ i- •> s' ^
•>,'
'a '
\
*
•
to
Franklin Stores
V*
,** a\
of
^
•' "W -
* ''''t
selling
sales,
general
&
Net
profit
operating
before
Net
—
$8Q8„541
,—-
$804,891
v——.
236,445
assets
;
item
,
-
of
$0.71
——
.
r-
of
Number
Current
.
The
ratio
.
r
1961,
:
for
the-full
and
year,
1961.—V.
over
million.—V.
197,
197;
for
account
and
the year
•
£•> t^
<
consecutive
fourth
the
over
previous
Sari
the
time
Leandro-based
of $105,226,976 were reported
This represents a 12% increase
of $93,807,406 and marks the first
worldwide
machines
business
has
issued
adjusted
reflect
to
tions
W.
'
:
v.
f
:
*
1
in
year
X'l
}
^
f
O
,
1
r
*
'
^
^
^
r
*
Quebec Power Co,,- this
see
issue.-—V.^ 190,,
p.
258.
„
to
I''
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,
"
Corp.—-Annual Report—
1962
lR
1961
of
Provision
Earns,
income
.after
taxes
1-
taxes—
979,462
.
3,114,728
3,931,132
Partial Redemption^—
Finance
Admiral
Corp.,
issue.—V.
197,
Transportation Corp;
American
General
this
p.
238.
Partial
a, year
,
-
corporation
;Year Ended
:
Net
Net
..
...
/
Dec.
; >
31— -*
•
V
income
Common
196,
•
.7..""
~
_.l—1—-1_—-
sales
Earnings
—V.
-
——-—•—
share of common—.——shares
outstanding
per
—
p.
1768.
{
1962
a
v
;
.
1961.g
183,463,439 167,667,488
9,390,415
7,305,237
$3.36
•-?'» $2.58
2,678,206
Dillon.
Securities
Glore,
Goldman,
Corp
3,000
Hgrriman
3,000
Co.
3,000
Smith,
3,000
Stone
&
Staats
& Co
Inc.
ties
&
5,000
Co.,
<fe
5,000
■
Weeks..—,,
Peabody
5,000
Co.
&
5.000
—
Barney >% Co. Inc.
&
5,000
Securl-'
Webster
;
Corp.
Wertheim
3,000
5,000
Co.
—
Kitlder,
R.
&
Ripley
Hornblower
Co.
5.000
Co.___^
&
Sachs
Inc.
7,000
Union
Co.„
&
Forgan
3,000
3,000
after
31,
Co.^
of
loss
records were
and dlvi-
A
taxes
-
-
with
an
-
•
1961
was
and
He indicated that "our prognostication for
quota of approximately $130 million,
up
with per share earnings in the neighbor¬
opposed, to the $2.50' for* 1962"*
sales
a
1962,
over
$2.90
as.
continued
its
expansion
in
the
field' of
teaching
machines
courses of learning.
The company's foreign
broadened, including the opening of operations*- in
programmed
earnings
prepara¬
Malaya
■
reflect
_
10c per
1962
et de
Feb. 27, 1963 it, has been announced»that Groupement Im¬
Europeen d'Etudes et de Participations (GIEP), a com¬
which will initiate and undertake real estate development in
Europe
and elsewhere., wfis
formed , in...Paris, by, a - group of
European and United States institutional investors,* GIEP has an
initial authorized capital of 5,000,000 French francs.
;
:
Half the issued share capital has been subscribed by a group of
investors in France led by Credit Lyonnais,
and including Union
Industrielle de Credit, Societe de Banque, Compagnie Continental
and Societe Fonciere Lyonnaise, and half by an international group
On
mobilier
$1.95
to
pany
$1.54
share of similar gains
S. G. Warburg & Co., Ltd.,
and Compagnie d'Outremer
l'lndustrie et la Finance in Europe and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
United States.
The United States group also includes J. H.
Whitney & Co., Irwin Management Co., and Nicolas Salgo & Co.,
led
'■
'•
affecting
Groupement Immobilier Europeen D'Etudes
Participations—New Company Formed—
1961's
from
ac¬
the
and Nigeria, and the* translation of several
Grolier
publications into
additional
foreign
language
editions.
—V. 196, p. 1979,
; \
; : ;
were
Philippines,
-
to
pre¬
earnings,
by
pour
Mr.
in
the
'
Inc.
Co.
&
London,
and
.:X
"...
.
Wormser
of
of
Paris
and
E.
Alec
Colman
Investments Ltd.
which are shareholders in GIEP, will select
real, estate developments on behalf of the company.
both
manage
of
Growth Capital, Inc.—Net Higher—
The
period
income
to
and
due
technical
improvements
of
existing
lines
—V.
will
ending
was
has reported that gross income for the
Sept.
$137,150
30,
or
1962,
about
was $475,163 and
cents per share.
net
26
six-month
investment
This compares
or about 19 cents per share for the same period last
gain from sales of investments was realized, primarily
depressed condition of the Over-the-Counter Market.
$101,121
No
year.
products.
company
to
the
196, p. 2582,
demand
Mr.
each
heavy investment in research and development.
Wanvig added, "the favorable reception of new
of
our
three divisions forecasts continued; growth
adequate
return, of investment."-—V.
Halliburton Co.—Note
Goodrich Co.—Sales Up 7.2%; Net Down—
and
$771,591,342
said
net
in
amounting to $26,333,763, from
share
was
:
1959.
income
in
1962
was
down
by
15.1%,
$31,034,500 in 1961. Net income per
$2.87, down from $3.39 in 1961.
Sold Privately—On Feb. 27,
1963, it was reported that Lehman Brothers and
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York, have placed privately
an $18,000,000 4.45%, note due Aug.
1, 1983, for the
company.-, Proceeds of the financing were used
to
retire short-term bank loans incurred* in the recent
196,. p.; 1769.
the
Keener
common
year
growing
Grolier
company achieved the highest sales in its 92-year
history,,7i2% above 1961 and 5.2% above the previous record year
1959, .J. W. Keener, President stated, y
Net sales for' 1962 amounted to $812,025,872, against $757,784,840
Mr.
this
sales
.The -Grolier
tivities
of
in
in
profits
to
1962
surge
president based his-1963* forecast on three • factors,
home - eduoation market - which has- been tapped for
only part of its potential, an obvious growth potential in the school
market and the inoreasing importance of the foreign market."
Mr. McCabe revealed plans for marketing early this year of the
Encyclopedia
International,
"the
first
totally
new
encyclopedia
developed In this oountry in the last- decade;" which will be solcl
both in the U. S. and abroad.
He also reported' that during 1962,
..
"a
with the expanded backlog, the company
for the first quarter. However, in¬
'
factors
of new
products
in
items
•
upward
strong
McCabe.
by Mr.
20%'
hood! of
indicated
that-
5,000
over
involves
1963
about
against $119,548
rose ta,$220,000 at
expected
5,000
Co
&
$3,511
share
per
Witter
McCabe,
continued;
dicted
increased backlog '
it'was reported by
intensive
■
5,000
reported record earnings of $5,800,000 for
1961.
'
,
;
Jr.,
President,
reported sales last
year
increased 26%
to $106 million, against. $8£ million in; 1961.
Per
share earnings last year totaled" $2;50 on 2,2877343 shares, Of com¬
mon
and! class
B common,
as
against the 1961 figure of .$2.07
on 2,281,343 shares on earnings of $4,800,000?
8$
Backlog
,
5.000
&,
has
company
up 21%
Edward
J.
sharply
1962,
Dean
613.
p.
1962v
«
and
197,
The
;
*
,
earlier.
year
in 1961 against
In
"
Eastman
3,000
'3,000 ~
Co
7,000
5,000
Grolier Inc.—Sales Up 26%-
quarter were $122,866f as
"
'
(B. F.)
2,678,811
period
overall
"However,"
':
„
3,000
3,000
&
Corp.
Moseley & Co
Blyth & Co., Inc..;
Co
&
&
30,000
First Boston
3,000
Co.
shares
s.
3,000
—V.
past year.
Earnings are adjusted for the three-for-two
last October and include 53c non-operatdng gains, net
continue
''
J
first
the
discussing
New
Corp.—Annual; Report—
has
Jackson,^
Inc.——
items obsoleted
has
Cable
General
F.
Day
Wanvig explained. that - operating results were adversely influenced through¬
out the year by the necessity of lower battery prices established in
1961
to: meet
the strong competitive
situation which prevailed
throughout 1962.- Values of year-end physical inventories in the
Oentralab Division have also -shown-actual costs to be higher than
'
^
called for redemption on April 1, 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $1,000,000 of its 4Ve%
equipment trust certificates due April 1, 1978 (series 57) at 100%
plus accrued dividends.
Payment will be made at the Bankers
Trust Co., 16 Wall St., N. Y.—V. 197, p. 142.
The
sales
1962:
expense
Redemption—
The
3,000
•
with profit being reduced accordingly;
He
have also- been curtailed by the write-off of
by newer products.
...
.
Although
non-recurring expenses
were
substantial
throughout
the year, Mr. Wanvig emphasized that they are an important seg0 merit of the company's program to create lower costs and have
enabled
it
to
substantially improve
1963
profit margins in the
^Battery Division. „Major cost items in the category include moving
charges in connection with plant consolidations and development
;
—
below
:;
Webber,
Curtis
&
Jfuckei; Anthony & R. L'.
-
Ccfl^lSaleS Higher; Net Down4-
increased
special. charges
added
$1»19'
1,782,920
r
Outstanding
1,187.872 shs.
named
.
3,000
Spencer Trask
company
previouslly.
avge; common share outstand- '
preferred1" dlvidends-^--i-j.^---i---;(; :; ^ -' $1.40
of com. shares outstanding
1,991,110 ■*'
no.
See
„
per
after
Avge.
52,279,893
55,193,253
—703,846
-
for
income
Net
561,493,658 450,955,997
business
income
Total
"Sparkle
1963
■
Inc.-
Higginson
William
made
In
.
Volume
for
net
a
the
split
,
of
General Acceptance
Year Ended Dec. 31—
;
Co._„
Reynolds & Co., Inc—
Calif., producer of pressure Instruments^ and com-1
achieved
reduce
,for
:
'
Alexis",
underwriters
Shields
achieved an all^tlme' sales record of $69,440;000 in
1962, a gajn of 11% over the previous year, according to a pre¬
liminary unaudited report, made by C. O. Wanvig. Jr., President.
Operating profit in 1962 about equaled the preceding year. Mr.
Wanvig: pointed out, however, that a number of factors combined
The
Set-
--
*'
the
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Globe-Union Ibc^—Sales Up 11 %; Net Lower—
f ^
,
of
Paine,
&
McDonald
T !■<-
which new
shipments in the coming quarters are
substantially in net income.—V. 197, p. 238.
foreign
Gatineau Power Co.—Expropriation Deadline
25,
3,000
3,000
Hutton
E.
; Lee
.
creased
for in the
1961.
The new sales high for
1962 is the tenth consecutive year in
which an advance was recorded by
Friden. "This growth should
continue
in
1963," said R. E. Busher, Senior Vice-President of
Sales,
who explained that Friden entered
1963 with its biggest
order backlog in the company's history^—-V. 196, p.- 2177,
^ 1
,M
by
2,000,000 shs.
Hayden, Storte & Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
after taxes last year were
share against 1961 earnings of $42,761,000,
match production
to
showed
of 76,647 shares
stock dividend
a
par)
Hallgarten & Co.__
hlgli' iii',!1962, totaling
Dec. 31, .1962, from $121,000At Sept. 30, 1962;
Because of a stepped-up sales program
and
...
Dec. 20,
and
Pasadena,.
sales
Net
1962.
'
.
•
income taxes have been provided
amounts of $5,182,000 for 1962 as against $4,627,000 for
on
Federal
($3
&
Co.
&
Estabrook
Sales—
per?share.-r-V; 196; p; 1769,
for the-similar
,
been
Ups
JAN.
OF
Inc.———
Allyn
Blair
9%.,Net earnings
per
.
$100 million.
.
profits were $5,724,131, amounting to $1.46 per share, the
as in
1961 when earnings reached $5,710,184.
The 1961 fig¬
Net
ure
of
for
the
first
quarter, ended Dec.
Robert B.. GlasscO... President..•
1
;
firm
has passed
same
Increase
an
ponents,
1962.
record
1961
stock
G. Becker & Co.
A.
21%'-—
and profits both before and
Glassco Instrument
operating revenue
31,
AS
Shares
C.
A.
has announced that Its net' sales arid earnings-in
theu-highest level in-the^company's^history;,;
.
-
the
was
$1.52
or
.
ended Dec.
"Dress
names
Originals",
Bache & Co._
the in¬
compared'with $174,856,908
Go.—Record Net,
net-sales
This
Net .sales
trade
commitment, subject - to- Aertatov conditions, to purchase
selling stockholders the number of shares of common
stock offered set forth after its name In the following table:
817.
p.
^w'
• a
523.
p.
>''
i-Is J'
$45,274,000, or $1.60
Friden, Inc.—Sales Up 12 %—
for
the
"Alexis
the
from
$7,826,168
$7,327,211
Working capital—"
—V. 195, p. 2491.
762,541
768.552
firm
a
company
This
-
187
-
$0.91
.
Stride
UNDERWRITERS—Each
.
"•
-
1962' Wer6< at
.
16.71
,,17^
■yw-y 2.1;
stores
■
sells
"The
and
Common
'
16.25
Equity per' shares,——A—
and
name
under
was
,
0.30
.
50,805
695,307
$1.05
Authorized
non-
$709,782 itf dends paid, Carl Ji. Gilbert, Chairman, and Boone Gross, President,;
'stated .In
$0.87
issuing .Gillette's annual report.
—
*. *
' •*
0.40
Net sales
for 1962' were $276,159,000, up from $253,502,000 for
$568,446
—
48,939
804,305
Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
underwriting, group, which offered
an
$125,000
income
net
-
share -1
per share
per
746,112
Manufacturlngr Cot—Common Offered
CAPITALIZATION
total'savings at Gibraltar Savings exceeded $182 million, up^
while loans outstanding Increased 34%
to more
-Gillette
; V"
352,938
Net--after.-taxea>-L^--i.i-.^'-^--
-
Dividends
1961
$7,187,458
853,244
■
,
GFCf also reached
of
$201
"••set in>
Earnings
Shoe
shoes
from- 1961,
'
incomev • taxes-
Federal
1962
$7,603,528
dividend
Toes"
year-end
than
$1,062,720
taxes^
special
per
volume
33%
3,650
,
_
Corp.—Annual Report-
31—
.
In
*■
$1,066,370
3,650
——-----
Dec.
White, Weld & Co. Inc—
505.964
———
deductions'
the
-
was announced by Herbert - J. - Young, President.
v
the diversified Southern" California financial corporation
It
recent
■**
Incomo
2178.
p.
Shoe of
960 Harrison, Ave.,
Boston,
manu¬
high quality children's shoes under the registered
Rite Shoe".
The company's wholly- owned
subsidiary, Wt-ber Shoe Co., Inc., manufactures and sells children's
trade
Mr. Young attributed GFC'k 1962 gains primarily to the record;
performance during the year of the company's principal, subsidiary, *
.Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association. As of the close of the
.
$1,572,334
475,995
196,
earnings
factures
$2,847,580, equal to $2.63, a share on, the shares outstanding
the
year, -
""$1,284,536
&. amortization.—
Depreciation
charge against earnings of
changes in carrying values
After
$233,645,925 as of last Dec. 31,
,
27,308,671
31,197,869
expenses—
Ended
'
"Total
X
-a
/•
this issue.—V.
sold for the account of certain stockholders, and none
of the proceeds will accrue to the company.
1962.
President.
.
special
a
$1.70
sales
1962,
earned
at
(
during
(& Subs.)—Net, Sales Up—
reflecting
consolidated
in
31,
In
—$32,482,405 $28,881,005
sales
Cost
..Dec.
•
(& Subs.)—6 Mos.' Report—
1962
1961"
Corp.
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Net
~
352,868 '*$0.75
;
,
^
1
'
-
publicly 170,500 common shares of Green Shoe Man¬
ufacturingat $28.50 per share. All of the stock was
722,186
-
fhe'company's'I962. net earnings.'shovypd'
2j.% .Increase over,
y'ear-eririier results, rising to a record $3,459,566, equal to $3.19 a
lshaf^>4(hio-,the ■ l-,083',650Vshares of capital stock outstanding last
.
Kenney said, adding' that "these
continue over the years to''come."
-
outstanding
Gibraltar, ^Iuanjcikl^CQip^Ne^
v
t*""
-
Mr.
of shares
reported, by P, W. Smith;
was
subsidiaries.
or
were
crease
.
possible
Petrofina,. Inc.,
Boston, headed
$il;215*d00
share.
,
This
compares
with consolidated net income from operations
of $2,581,194 in 1961, or $1.95 per. share on the 1,326,113^ shares
outstanding
at the end of 1961.
In addition,
nonrecurring net
income
of
$735,091 or $.55 per share from sale of investments
brought net-incoma:inH961 to^f3,316,285. or $2.50 per share.
'
Consolidated 1962 net sales amounted to $48,160,684, up from
$36,215,222 j in the previous year.
Operating results of the Ed¬
wards Co.,
which was merged, into General Signal in November
1962
of
quarter
share,
per
$2,481,740
.
last
at
consolidated
$228,540,171.
'
Earnings per share for 1962 were $2.08, against $4.04 for 1961,
based on shares outstanding at the end of 1962.
Earnings during
the
cost
increase
—On Feb. 28, 1963, Paine,
from operations of, the company and its consolidated
for the-year, ended. Dec. 31, 1962 was• $2,606,740 or
share on the 1,472,821 shares of common stock outstand-
per
year end, it
addition there was
ing
-or
for
;i
income
$1.79
Sharply—
$1,507,287.
Un¬
filled orders at. the end of the year were'$180,425,090.
Earned billings for 196l amounted to $197,907,515 and riet earn¬
ings were $2,923,862;
Unfilled orders at the end of 1961 were
new
adverse
our
1
requirements
for common stock
per share of common stock__
Average-number of common shares outstand¬
ing during period
—V. 196i p. 429.
Net
subsidiaries,
.
billings
of
of
BUSINESS—-Green
sales."
The company has reported 'that its earned
amounted to $170,975,752 and net earnings were
reaching
rise,
benefits
Net earnings
1961'
-280,335. r.c
*$0.60
:
number
to
combination
the
operating revenues—
Preferred
Plastics
'
$13}405,000
507,243'
—
Signal Corp.
General
Hynautic Division of Fluid
field will produce additional
Foster Wheeler Corp.—-Net Down
;
continued
"The
offset
Net. income
—V.
according to
abroad,"
and
Year
■
1962
,->
-
earnings-
*Based,-on. average
194, p. 1841. "
sV
previous quarter in the history of the company.
Administrative
plant facilities have-expanded accordingly.
'
7
"The company
expects to capture an Increasing shate of the
growing
v*
—^
share
costs
Grace & Go.—Proposed Subsidiary Sale-
American
Gross
diver-
industry' iri;
still-young
•
3l^»
Fort
Green Mountain Power
companies ^
affiliated
60
—
:
and
Mr,
Dec.
Profit before taxesNet income
J
1962
from
up
Ended
Sales
.
$925,328 during 1961.
Earnings rose
share from 72 cents per share a year ago.
in the fourth quarter were 17%
higher than any
$1,211,740
(W. R.)
see
Green
Annual Report—
at
employment
■
-
'Year
company, has announced record sales
earnings for 1962 operations.
Sales climbed 31% over 1961.
A- statement
issued by D.-A. Stark; President, indicates
plants
person
price elements more than
sales."—V. 196, p. 1769.
in
costs
existing
training and start-up expenses in
Wayne, Indiana, and Kitchener, Ontario.
non-repetitive
and
in
tion'si confidence'
v.
31%—
Ohio
most
one
General JFoam;i one fof the- leading producers of
the United States, is evidence of the Associa*
foam
urethane
in
f.r:
j
substantially all major lines
company incurred substantial extra production
with its modernization programs in
connection
highs in 1962," Mr. Keener said.
was one of the first organizations in Britain to introduce
foamfcack
lamination
service for the apparel industry and its
,
*
in
and
tire
new
Group
a
the
said
1962
plants
Lim¬
.
by
be
to
warehousing! distributor
a
Calico
sified
;
found
been
"
Mentor,
He
in
drape, and resiliency - of
superior to anything available
according to Alfred SChoen,
President, of* General
have created a demand which could be met only by
have
shared
was
or maintained in
all princi¬
Keener said. "However, pas¬
and truck tire prices declined to the lowest average levels in
10 years. Price weaknesses persisted in airplane
tires, some indus¬
trial and consumer products lines. and vinyl; resins."
from
Asstt,
increase
senger
British Sales Agent'
fdr/>the*company's products.-i'i'
execptional properties of handle,
"The
'GFC-FOAM'
vately—On Feb, 26y 1963,„ it was reported that $^,700;000 of tins firm's 4% % debentures sold dhe-Nov. 1,
1987, had been sold privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York.—V. 195> p. 2821.
This
10%
up
sales
9
industry positions were improved
product groups during 1962," Mr.
pal
ited, Manchester, England, exclusive selling agent for GFC urethane
foam laminating materials in the United Kingdom. All grades of
"GFC-FOAM" will: be stocked in England to meet the growing
Debentures Sold Pri¬
Fluid Controls, Inc.—Sales Up
and
"Per
throughout
—
net
General Foam Corp.—Appoints^
.
has called for redemption on April 1, 1963,
$438,000 of its 4%% first mortgage bonds due 1990 at 101.407c
plus
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, N. Y.—V. 196,
p. 2673.
Corp.
"The
"
,
corporation
Florida Telephohe
and
$4,456,815,169,
demand
The
'
earnings for 1961 and equivalent to $2.97 ft share of common stock.
In -announcing
the results, Chairman of the Board Ralph J.
Cordiner saidthat sales., billed represent an. all-time high for ;
General
Electric
for
the
second
successive
year.
Earnings
for
1962 were the second best in company history.—V. 196, p. 1875.
,
'
Redemption—
Co.—Partial
Power
Up 10%—
Results Issued by the company on its operations for 1962 showed
sales
billed
of $4,792,732,530,
up
8%
from 1961 sales billed" of
.
.
Florida
(917)
General Electric Co.—Net
L.
■
,
•
it. />*'•««* ;*v
>«
1
acquisition of Brown & Root, Inc. Halliburton is the
world's leading oil well service organization, having
revenues
and earnings in 1962 of $195,000,000 and
RSO Ofin
rpsnppfivelv.—V.
1.96.
d.
2582.
,
10
(918)
Inc.
Hardeman,
(Paul)
*
"
'
—
tain
Dam
company,
York
New
Inc.,
the
the
products.
These
ore.
of
.'
\>
1
1
7 71
<
?
7
f.
t
*7'
'
'•£j'7
*
i'
U'
the
•
-
-
-
sales
Net
.
its
food
and
drug
new
operated
has
as
additional
option,
an
Authorized
Short
notes
term
debt'
Long-term
.
mortgage
"
-
due
note
,
payable
1962,
shareholders.
-
-
The fiscal year's loss, which included "the abnormal non-recur-^
ring cost of the move to new quarters," amounted to $168,000,
against a loss of $595,000 in the preceding year.
Although sales figures were not provided, the company has said
its
1962
sales
would
exceed $6,000,000,
more-than double sales
of
the year earlier.
*
Net earnings for the quarter ended Jan. 31,
1933, were $132,000,
or 16 cents per share, on sales of $1,572,000.
A quarterly compari¬
v.
-
not made.—V.
was
son
196, p. 319.
'
.
..
"7.,.'
,'C !*
-
year Ago.
"Hayes*
high
■*
■
substantial
„
of
*
_
record
volume
Chairnran
•
volume
sales
to
with
volume
stated.
earnings
and
due
were
principally
to
automobile
manufacturers, and,
also a
textile customers," Edward C. Hetherwick,
<r-
,
to
profits
around
foreign countries,
.
Stock Split Announced—
share
a
Paul
of
Production
shares
outstanding.
The action was
taken by the company's Board of Directors at its monthly meeting
Feb.
-425,115
26.
The
against
also
declared
High Voltage Engineering Corp.—Record Sales, Net
Burlington, Mass., particle accelerator manufacturer has
that sales, earnings, new orders and backlog all reached
highs in 1962.
disclosed
Sales rose 32%
Denis
to $17,183,323, against 1961 volume of $13,013,384,
Robinson told shareholders in the company's annual re¬
■
'•< '
-■:
-
M.
port.
Net
earnings
after
taxes
reached
$1,429,801, or 60 cents pershare, up from $1,178,436, or 50 cents per share in 1961.
New orders booked climbed to $20,631,542 for the
year, highest
in the company's 16-year history by a wide margin.
Backlog stood
at a record high of $16,237,065
on
Dec. 31,
1962.
Dr Robinson
v
added, however, that the figure had risen to $21,162,713
15, 1963 far above any previous high.—V. 196, p. 746. i: v,
by
Feb.
■*
'
'
'
•
,
Operating revenues—electric
Operating revenue deductions;
1
-
Operation
for
depreciation
for
Federal
for
deferred
Taxes
on
income
14,730,660
22,535,235
479,121
tax
369,777
'•
of
investment
credit—Credit-
-
taxes
-
462,009
>
other
•"
900
'
440,140
'•+■•
8,879,446
8,361,660
operating revenue deductions.... 106,726,126
operating revenues
36,175,943
91,243,385
Total
Net
6,043,994
30,395,395
tax
Federal
income deferred in prior years—
Amortization
All
39,532,855
15,300,563
income
Credit
.
1962
-
Provision
-
!
45,643,979
6,599,875
Provision
V-
-1963
t
M*«.
$ .it142,902,069 121,267,220
Maintenance
Provision
•
Other
income—net
140,625
140,625
246^202
246,202
30,023,835
327,022
29,455
Gross income
Income
36,502,965
on
long-term
Amortization
Interest
Other
Total
of
—V.
7,875,000
7,331,250
39,197
39,295
interest
income
debt—
discount & expense#
construction—credit—
to
and
deductions..
Sales
applicable
to
pfd.
175,316
674,973
1,292^465
120,000
120,000
for
period
Balance
share
—V.
196,
p.
common
' 680 shs.
....
600,000 shs.
•
400,000 shs.
1—
$1.23
.to
ShS.,
per
preferred,
depletion
1963—
"...
net
:
$300,000
$3 14
l
i
■
company- for 1962 has shown" an increase
from the 76c a share earned in 1961, ac¬
President. *
V -s
;;*•
crude
in
oil
in
749,636
1962
cer-»
375,000 shs.
(& Subs.)—Net Up—
stock
compahy and
the
of
1962
amounted
share
after,
to
and
its
subsidiaries
$1,026,300,
equivalent
of dividends .on the
payment
-
.
amortization
•
■
Johu's Bargain Stores Corp.—-Common Offered—
On: Feb. 27,: 1963, Hayden, Stone & Co.," Inc., New
was
Mr.
1961,
York, headed an ^underwriting group which offered
publicly 50,000 common shares' of. John's Bargain
Stores stock at $10.25 per share.
All the shares were
account-of certain stockholders, and none of
jfor
the proceeds will accrue to the company.
The company is applying
for the listing
stock
common
on
facilities
*
Bargain Stores of 1200. Zerega Ave., Bronx,.
Y., through its "chain of 223 company-operated stores, is engaged
in. retailing merchandise,
consisting primarily of wearing
Sales - tip ,5% J
Corp.
maridfactdrer^^ 'bf-
1
Bowri-r,;
Ul'r
6APITAIJCZATION
ihdiistria1l,:;iimii¥g),nl.
Dttleaaf"■&#,■
■
,
from
Newark
to
new
a
50,000
foot
square
♦
.L.:"*
-1
25c)
stock, (par
-
1963,'.
are
headquarters#,
principal; underwriters
•
offered and the-aggregate number of shares which
severally agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders
follows:
'
*
*
*'
-
-
Shares
Net after tax income for the period ended Dec.- "
Hayden. .Stone & Co. Inc
$93,905, contrasted with $119,487 during the previous year.
Bache^. & Co.
Mr. Dunn reported that the company had
_____£_4._
anticipated moving if
costs to run "as high as ten cents per-share and we were
grati- S':
fied to see that we accomplished this at less
Francis I. DuPont < c Co
expense and with a
minimum
of disruption
Equitable Securities Corp.
in our production."
Per share earnings,!#
Shields
&
Co.
based
upon
412,919
capital
shares
outstanding,
amounted • to :■
—V. 197, p. 613.
23 cents, compared to the 29 cents per share earned" in the first
six months of 1961.—V. 196, p. 1051."
"
" '
1
was
of
stock
has
as
the
of.
names
.
'
.
$500,000
1,375,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
com--
UNDERWRITERS-rrThe
'
Outstanding
Authorized
4^$500,000
"olil7
f^hoSifSU#lSe toS! C°.
Common
'
OF. FEB. X
AS
here earlier in 1962.
31
its
of
the American Stock Exchange.
BUSINESS—John's
;
each
..
25,000
.
5,000- '
'!».
-
*
''v-
^ i-M
'
J
5,000
-
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—To Redeem Preferred-—
Interlake Iron Corp.-r-Net
375,764,
in
!
Up 6%—
-
income
equal to $2.38 per share, from $5,070,185,
6%#to $5;- ~
$2.25 a share,
rose
alloys
down
were
989,755
revenues
or
slightly
producer of merchant iron
In
earlier.
year
a
the
of
1962,
>
and
-
1
'
.
.
$87,'
,
'
<
-
outstanding
for
redemption
cumulative
4.60%
Payment will be
N. Y.f—V. 196, p. 2583.
ferro¬
from
totaling $85,141,744
has- called
company
its
share.
1961.
and
The
of
The company has reported that 1962 net
made
at
the
on
April
1,
preferred
stock
at
Morgan
;
1963,
per
Co.,
V
.
,
all
$102
Trust
Guaranty
#
v
;
Kerr McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Uranium Proper¬
ties Sold—
•'
President
T. F. Bell, in his annual report to
shareholders, said
gain in net income had been accomplished despite an in¬
crease in
labor costs of approximately 11 cents an hour and sub¬
stantial price reductions in the company's
ferroalloy and merchant
iron products during 1962.
'
>
On Feb.
14, 1963, Interlake's board of directors authorized an
agreement to acquire, substantially all of the business and prop¬
erties of Enos Coal Mining Co.,. a large Indiana
producer of utility
and industrial coal. The acquisition, which is seen as an
opportu¬
nity to diversify the company's business, is subject to approval by
See Vanadium
the
Interlake's
stockholders
ing,
25, i:1963.'
April
"There
has
been
*
and
*
$
will
'
.
be
voted
4
W.,
at
on
the
annual
Corp, of America, this issue.—V, 197, p.^716.
*
Kingsport Press, Inc.—Annual Report—
Year Ended Dec, 31—
'
,
Net sales
Net
Federal
before
income
Net income
tax
1961
-
$23,241,881#$25,654,949
tax
2,350,189
3,796,223
—-1,225,000
1,975,000
1,821,223
share
—V.
meet¬
income
1,125,189
:
——
Per
.
Federal
1962
>
£
income
196, p. 430.
;
:^!#$l,37'-!"!'';;:*: $2 22
-
-
slight improvement in remand since the end
(S. S.) Krcsge Co.—Annual Report1952," said Mr. Bell. "However, there is as yet little indication
that the trend is strong enough to materially affect our
Year Ended Dec. 31—
shipments, !;
1962'
1961
and we face a full year of increased labor costs and lower
1
' 1 "-'q
prices
' •
\'<s '■
\ ' 1, X '*11 •; • ! v
r \
^
*
for our products.
Sales
__—J___!_^
450,507,409 426 698,660
"At the same
time," he said, "our plants are being run as
Profit before taxes
18,117,163
18,452,582
tightly as possible and we have cut overheads to the minimum.
Federal income taxes____i______
i
'■ 9,103,000
9,590,000
We are vigorously pressing programs to add to and expand the # Net
Income
9,014,163
8,862,582
company's product lines. For the year as a whole, we expect to • Inventories
78,420,130 " 70,133.207
turn in creditable results."—V. 197, p. 818;
-"
"
»
;
Earnings per share*
1
'1
$1.64
*
$1.61
a
of
r
,
^
-
,
'
•
|
'
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t
1
International
—This
$64
*«*."'},
^
"SA'
Holdings Corp.—Note
million
announced
that
closed-end
arrangements
Sold
investment
have
,
' '*
-«•'
w'-''1
*
v"
Privately 3
trust
been
Number of shares
*~V. 196, p.
has
made
The
B
at
The
St.
erto with the other funds available to the corporation
and, following this policy, it is their belief that there
be
long-term advantage to the company.
International
Rectifier
Net
Ended Dec. 31—
sales
.!
Income
before
Net
Federal
Federal
Corp.—Six
*-
!•
Months'
1,116,353
356,234*
510,369
per
p.
share
561,010
555,343
$0.21
income
$0.23
company
in
National
share.
per
Bank
of
Bankers Trust Co.,
St.
16
Louis,
Wall
300
St.,
."1.,
1963,
its
series
wil
?
made
N. Broadway,
Payment
N. Y.
for
the
company's
4V2%
sinking
fund
debentures
1, 1983.—V. 197, p. 620.
Inc.—Earnings Up
6%—
company
$19,245,000,
compared
gain of 5.6%.
Consolidated
6%.
results
,
.
include
operations
of
Edcor
Produots
in a pooling-of-interests transaction in 1961, and
Toiletries Ltd., acquired for $1,000,000 in Nove- ber 1962.
Imperial Toiletries, on sale In 34 stores, including I. Magnin,
Neiman Marcus,
Bergdorf Goodman, etc., is the leading cosmetic
line in
these stores,
according to the company.
In view of the
planned introduction of Imperial Toiletries in other m--- r stores
Corp.,
acquired
Imperial
Silver
the
Co.—Net Up 22%—
ended
Dec.
j
!
31,
1962, had preliminary
$3,433,000, a gain of 22%. over the $2,815,000 in 1961, according to Craig D. Munson, President.
"After
providing for preferred stock dividends" ' explained Mr.
Munson in an interim
report to stockholders, "this was equal to
$2.58 a share on the common stock against $2 a share in 1961
on
the basis of 1,290,667 shares
outstanding as of Dec. 31, 1962.".
Sales totaled $79,240,000 in 1962
up from $70,362,000 in 1961,
earnings
p..
$25.3125
and its subsidiaries in 1962 had consolidated sales
with $18,182,000 in the previous year,
or a
# %.
Net
profit after taxes increased to $2,372,849, equal to $1.06
per common share, against $2,249,611, or $1 per share, an advance
of
of
1720.
International
—;V. 196,
'
$7,748,801
866,603
at
Lanvin-Parfums,
The
1961
$8,769,398
taxes
taxes
the
co-registrar
due Feb.
Report
1962
or
Redemption—
called for redemption on March
the sinking fund, 6,400 shares of
of
Bankers Trust Co., New York, has been appointed co-paying agent
and
407.
Period
stock
Boatmen's
Louis,
5,517,872
Appointment—
should
p.
has
operation
preferred
5,511,866
.___
746,"
company
through
stated that they intend to invest the proceeds of the
notes in much the same way as they have done hith¬
197,
.—
Laclede Gas Co.—Partial
to
place privately with the New York Life Insurance
Co. a 15-year note issue totaling $5 million. Directors
The
prepayment of
300,000
-
2,000,000 shs.
■
Income
year.
.common,
and
common
—V. 194,
21,176,008
85,000
prom¬
par)—
•
of "$169;600.
penses
$1,805,632 during
the corresponding six
months
inf'*
income clipped slightly due to the expenses Involved inH
the-company's entire manufacturing and administrative*!
Earnings
$4 in
;
after
all
charges
including. depreciation,
of $998,300 and plant shut-down ex¬
This was announced by Eugene H. Walet, Jr.,'
v-jPrqsident.
■*
" • <•:
7.
?
^
' *'
■
Cash flow/ amounted, to; $2.51 per common share. In 1961, net
income was $1,005,600, equivalent to-$1.20 per common share, and
cash flow was $2.18 per common share.—V.. 196, p. 2179.
75,000 shs.
245,280 shs.
1961.-Net
389,588
class A stock at $4 per share.
($1
calendar
shifting
21,565!596
537.
Net proceeds will be used for
the
for
with
pared
28,058,699
389,588
Hobam, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to a Feb.
21, 1963 offering circular, Doolittle & Co.,
Buffalo,
N. Y., offered
publicly, 75,000 shares of this firm's
.
stock
-
459
for
unaudited
>
;!t:
Jefferson Lake Sulphur - Co.
90,000
Dunnr President, reported, •<*"-'-*# ! c
the reporting period amounted to $1,908,342,
Volume
8,487,694
27,669,111
Per
r
120,125
subordinated
Consolidated
;
ined more than 5%
gained more than 5»- Sarin* the six months .ended'
during
months tended'Dec!'30r'1962,
William Hi
8,444,266
stk.
*
..
.
N. -Belmont;
this
of.7
Estimated
Net income
Divids.
144,904
-
deductions
exhibition
$561,641
issory notes due Oot. 31,
191,
30,053,290
debt
charge
'
....
acquisitions.!!:..--!_!
convertible
Common
deductions:
Interest
business
company's
theatrical
and
factors^-—.-
-r?V. 194, p. 2225.
at a price-of $1,500,000 payable in Standard Packaging stock.
\
p. 2202.
■:
-
years
—V.
!;?•;
the
of
r
Houston Lighting & Power Co.-~Annual ReportYear Ended Jan. 31—
part
television
i ■' N.
that
This
for
Other -notes
6%
Mr.
Belmont
also
said
that
Hydrocarbon
had
concluded
an
agreement with Standard Packaging Corp. affecting Hydrocarbon's
plastics subsidiary, Hyspec Container Corp;, which would, strengthenHyspec by an
interchahge of management, skills and resources!
and1 which gives Standard
an
option to buy Hyspec within 2V2
Sales
Its
regularly quarterly cash dividend
of 25 cents per share on the new shares payable April 29 to stock¬
holders of record April 8.—V. 197, p. 618.
'
record
growing
films
-
amount®(*^^t0.275,000. in i963». up, from. $1,027,500;in
i96i
^
board
series
and the financing and distribution of medical
.
-Notes' to
approximately 900,000 bar¬
Belmont said and real, estate
sales for 1962 were also substantially ahead of the preceding year.
Total net income from oil and gas properties, the sale of realestate, and including a loss from the plastics division, Mr. Belmont
rels
appliance, and
industries, has announced a 3 for 2 common stock split,
payable April 2 to shareholders of record March 8.? The com¬
has
film
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
This manufacturer of products for the automotive,
presently
of
films.
1,000,000
90,000
the
of
91c
cording'.--to
textile
pany
but
in
distribution
apparel; housewares, white goods and toys.
'
a
minor
the
$25-3,135
1,150,000
-
;
__
Industiflati. Tirrffer
Jackson, Michigan, company has reported record sales and
earnings for the six month period that ended Jan. 31, 1963.
Sales
rose
to
$16,140,000, from $12,649,000 in the six month
period last • year.
Earnings totaled $1,004,000, equal to $2.36 a
share
based
on
425,115 ' shares
outstanding.
In>;the comparable
.period a year ago, Hayes earned $618,000, or $1.50 a share, on
"&410.515 shares then outstanding.
"Jx
^
V;
For the quarter, the company earned $624,000, or $1:46 a share,);
! on sales of $8,484,000.
This compares with earnings of $413,000,
equal to $1.00 a share, and sales of $6,931,000, for'the quarter
but
and-(2)
comprising
.
This
7
films";
and
-
Sales, Earnings—1
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Record
television
for
feature films,
now
available
length
distribution,
"feature
—•
full
en¬
distributed
related episodes
shorter periods
"program series."
The
produce films, but does finance the production :
films produced by others for distribution by the
certain
A
(1)
films
•
7.?
$30,000
Preferred.stock-,; ($100 par
Class
A
stock,
(6c par).
Class B
stock,
(6c par)
—V. 197, p. 401- ' ;
/ V ' v
Net
announcing an operating loss for the year ended
nevertheless has reported a "transition to profitable
operations" and noted earnings for this year's first quarter asone
of the improvements in the company's affairs.
I
The announcement was contained in a brief progress report by.
Chairman Murray S. Gelber and President James W. Tuthill to
company,
31,
theatrical
New
The
or
is
6^30-69,
—
1966,
year
for
kinds:
York, is
picture films
Ave.,
motion
of
States.
Outstanding
payable
quarterly- -'
.
■
6%
mtge.
note
due -11-1-80,
payable- monthly-j
6%
mtge. not© due 5-1-78, pay-; able monthly.
Non-interest
bearing
note. - due
14,
for
company.
Third
United
two
for
one:;half-hour.
company does not
costs
of
exhibition
produced
733
distribution
the
in
are
of
Y.
Y.
the
produced
television
generally
Notes for film
-
I*/
company
of
company
in
exhibition
originally
-
:
%
primarily
the
for
1
notq, due- 1-1-73
.
BUSINESS—The
by
•
Non-int. -bear.
6%
1
v.,
*
.Harvill Corp.—Annual Report—
The
'
Outstanding
$353,135
Offered—Pursuant
.
debt)
,
bks.
to
Hydrocarbon Chemicals* Iric.~7Net Higher,—
Oct.
■
television
(includ.
current.
this long term
of
maturities
.
payable
Corp.—Common
Feb.
a
gaged
man¬
PRESENT FINANCING
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
,
payment of loans,, and other corporate purposes.
divisions
it'is
which
the metropolitan area of Buffalo, N.
at 1720 Military Road, Tonawanda, N.
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
1962
earnings after' taxes.,.---!----.--—1,032,788
838,811
Earnings per
share__——
—
$0.82 $0.71
Shares outstanding
1,206,260 - 1,108,380
—V. 196, p. 1769.
of
processors
now
are
company
located in
office' is
are
■.■per
Net
The
principal
Jan,
!
1961
$15,844,819 $14,804,526
businesses
two
company.
plants
The
(H. M.) Harper Co. (& Subs.)—Annual Reportyear Ended Dec. 31—
of
laws
present intention to > ./exercise/ to purchase1- the Stridh
Co., located in Gothenburg, Sweden, a manufacturer of machinery
for
processing natural sausage casings.
V;
The company's principal office and all of its present operating
■,
1
the
under
Films
.
19, 1963 prospectus, Pacific Coast Securities
Co., San Francisco, and Century Securities Co., Bev¬
erly Hills, Calif., offered publicly, 85,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $5 per shareNet proceeds, estimated at $325,500, - will be used
for production and distribution of certain films, re¬
agement's
hydraulic
.
Jay ark
to
product develop¬
simultaneously • two other
businesses, each substantially larger than itself; these were John
E.
Smith's
Sons
Co.,
a
manufacturer of
meat processing ma¬
chinery established about 94
years
ago,* and
Screen Equipment
Co., Inc., for 28 years a manufacturer of screening equipment for
sorting by
size various v aggregates
such
as
stone,, gravel
and
nel,
j
for
June,
1962, while still continuing
ment
activities, the company acquired
,
projects.—V.; 196, p. 2482.
Co.,
-
In
■
penstocks and main and auxiliary powerhouses containing four
generating units each developing 55,555 KVA.
,
-•
Approvimately 950 Philippine nationals will be employed on the ^
project, mostly craft labor,, under the supervision of L. C. Eddington, Vice-President of the subsidiary firm. - The project
will be
directed by Paul West, president of Paul Hardeman International.
Other
projects of the major aerospace construction and man¬
ufacturing firm include installation of manned space flight fa¬
cilities
for
the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
(NASA); launching and storage facilities for the Minuteman pro-;
gram; manufacture, installation and checkout of propellant trans¬
fer equipment for 57 Titan II silos, in addition to about $50 mil-.*;:
lion of domestic and
foreign hydroelectric and civil construction
Stridh
the
.
was!incorporated
particularly
"
,
of
f
1957.
Until June, 1962, its business was
marketing of new equipment for the proc¬
6,
and
industry,
essing
V„
r
company
May
on
development
_
,
purchase
the
and
BUSINESS—The
through its subsidiary, Paul Hardeman Philip¬
has been awarded an $18,938,000 contract to construct
Angat Dam hydroelectric project on the outskirts of Manila
by the National Power Corp. of the Philippine government.
Paul Hardeman, Inc., a subsidiary of Universal American Corp.,
is located in Stanton, Calif., a suburb of Los Angeles.
■
Construction has
already begun with completion scheduled for
early 1966.
Financing was arranged through the World Bank.
Angat Dam will be located on the Angat River, -about 25 miles
northeast of Manila in Bulocan province.It will have a capacity
of
220,000 kilovolt amperes and will furnish potable water and
power for Luzon Island.
> ;
;
-■*:■
; •
"
;
A rockfill dam 413 feet high, Angat will create an 18-mile reser->
.-voir .behind an.earthfill dyke..
iO/'.
Total cost of the dam is expected to approach $36 million. as- .a
bulk of .the
steel, concrete, equipment and other materials re¬
quired to complete the project is to be provided by the Philippine
government agency.
Facilities will consist of a power intake structure,
power tunThe
pines,
loans,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1
Gothenburg, Sweden.
.
.
' "'7.'"
*
.
Philippine
Wins
Contract—
7,
217%>
year
of
,
—Halle
John
will
..
Bros.,
J.
Wanamaker,
show
L.
Hudson, Marshall Field, Saks Fifth Avenue,
and others, lt is anticipated that Lanvin profits
improvement in 1963, the company stated.
substantial
Lanvin's Christmas business was adversely affected by <he news¬
strike which
started early
last
December,
the. company
reported, as it was unable to advertise through the medium in the
paper;
^ ^VJJ' •:?
Continued
on
page 51
Volume
197
Number 6243
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(919)
When
DIVIDENDS
Name
of Company
Share
Holders
Dividend
4.12 %
announcements
In the
tables.
;first
are grouped in two: separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
$5
nounced
during the current week. Then we follow With
a second table in which, we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name of Company
Consumers
Name of Company
Share
Laboratories
Abbott
Acme
Electric
Acme
Markets,
Corp..
Inc.
(quar.).—_____
7c-
3-20
3-
6
"
•
-3- .1
3-30
-
"
.;~3- 1
-
•:
Steel
Acme
_:_4—
Co._4_—
10c
Aetna Finahce Go." ,<quar.)—4_——r——
Alco Products, Inc. .(quae,)7.4—!—4—
Alde.ns,
41/a %
Inc.,
preferred
3-20
ti4-:Ik;
$1.12
%.;
3-
.
-
>
-4^1 r"
<5%'
Allegheny* Airlines --{stock. dividend )>/ri4-!*4Allegheny " Power System
(quar.)_4_4_—_—
s
Almo
-,8 "'•?
3-30
American "Bank
•'/
6%
Note
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)_—
American Consumers Industries
American
Express
Co.
American
Factors
Ltd.
25c
'•
——7—4
35c
4-1
Hardware
25c
——.4
Home' Products-
American
Corp.
Re-Insurance
American
Snuff
/Liz
I quar.
Co.
<N.
Y.)
30c
25c
(quar.)
common
4-
Arizona
Bank
4.32%.
3-
1
3-29 :■ ;
10c
3-29
20c
3-29
1
i.
,
25c
-
Stock:dividend ;'/is..-
Detroit
3-15
:
4-
-
1
.
;
•/__
:
"
__
3-
1
-,.3-11
:
4-30
4-
Bell' Telephone
Co.
(Canada)
.
lz
(quar.)
(quar. t
4-
1
3-
-
1
3-
.3-20
1
1
X
•3-
4-15
4-
3-
1
1
Bright ;(T.;G.), & Co., Ltd;, (interim)--—-4 V v;/ $25c
Brockway" Glass Co,, common (quar.)
.
'
20c :
;
5fA preferred, (quar.)44—^rt4-4-4—-—' .' 62Vic"
3-
First
3-
vi.
(From
//Fort
/
Garlock, Inc.
Gatinpau
2-29
3-15
4-
7L87c
7Vic
1
1
4-
1
Corp.
common
3-15
80c
-:
Stock
4Vi,ft- preferred ' <quar. )„_
—.^-_4i—
7%
preferred (quar.)4__
Central.Foundry Co. (quar.)'---—-.-^.44——
."•'.4- T
3-
8-
-
-
(quar.)
Inc.
4Vi^- preferred
3.50'r
$1.12Va
Co.
Penn
Electric
Chemical
Globe
Bank
of
Co.
Products
Bank
New
3-H
3-11
3-
8
•„
1'
3-8
Great-West
1
3-
Green
8
Griggs
4
Co.
(N.
3-29.
70c
'3-
3-11.;
4-"I.
3-15
5 V
non-cumulative
preferred
A
(qu.ar.)4_
$1.25
57
non-cumulative
preferred
A
(quar.)__
$1.25
non-cumulative-preferred A- (quar,*44
non-cumulative
preferred
A
$1.25
I.
;
3-8
6-27;
$1.23"
(quarOii,
Copper Co.^_l_
6-
li-ri4
T.
Gas
O'Nuts Corp.4(quar:)^iiI.4-4_lL_
-Financial. Corp.4.a4--_-»4-_4:^i4>__-4
Co.
of
Florida
(increased
10c
\"40c
'
10c
quar. 144.
3-30
3-15
.4- 1
'
3-11
3-31
3-13
;
7V
Investing Co.4(N. Y.^
-SV2e/r preferred (quar.»44
4-
Cincinnati. Gas *&'
"•
Electric, 4'** pfd,,*'(.quar,)
4%%, preferred (quar.)
V
4—_
-
Colorado
Gas,
com.
(quar.)
31.%e:
/
preferred
(quar. )444_4-_44^.^.Jl^w_4
5.36V
preferred
Combustion
Engineering,
Solvents
Inc;
Corp.
/"(quarJ)44!;^
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto
Rico,
Quarterly
Connecticut
Consolidated
&
Power
30C
20c
..
3-18
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•
3-15
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3-15
1
3-15
1
3-15
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4-
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3-12
4-30
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3-6
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Corp.,
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..
4-20
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Corp.
44
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2-28
3
4-11
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4-
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3-15
4-
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$1.20
4-1
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8
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4-1
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4-1
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$170875/
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35c
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3-26
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3-26
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3-11
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3-25
87V'2C
3-25
3-11
$1.12%
3-25
3-11
3-25
3-11
$1.50
common
(quar.)——!-
3-25
3-11
15C
3-21
3-11
$1.37 y2
3-31
———
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—
Cement
.
4-
.25c
(quar.)—
3-21
1
3-15
15c
3-15
3-
5
22j/2C
3-18
3-
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3-23
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37 %c
4-15
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(quar.)..——-——
Refrigerating Co..--—4—4_ c
-
45C
5-
6
3-15
3-23
10c
8
3-
3-29 Z
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3-
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25c
45c
4-16
1
3-25
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;
8
3-15
3-30
50c
$1.10
3-
8
8
3-23
3-
$1.05
3-21
3-
8
Inc.—_—
15c
3-22
3-
8
(quar.)—.
15c
3-15
87 %c
(quar.):—
.4.4_——.—
(quar.)—w—
—
Lines,
Inc.
Morris)—:
(quar.)_.i——.
7
73-717
Mills, Inc.,. common (quar.).
preferred - (s-a)——————.44—
3-20
3-11
6-20
6-
Brass
Co.
$3.50
35c
(quar.).——4___—
Corp.
(quar.)—
Piston
Ring
Company
_——4—
Co.——
/; 50C
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Fabric
Co.
(quar.)...———-
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777.77 77/ 7:;-V"v-v '77
/
10c
■■
:
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1
•
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7
-
5
3
3-15
3-15
3-30
3-14
3-12
2-28
4-10 // 3-15
i
25c
..—--4...
.
7
5
3-
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10c
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(increased)
3-
12VaC... 7 .3-29
7 National Bank of commerce (San Antonio)—
/:;;
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: -.4-. 1
;
10c
>
Mount /Vernon
.
4-
3-15
Narrow
9-16
3-13
3-20
5-13
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Muskogee
6-14
12-16
8
/z 4-71
30c
V. 3-15'7
9-30
■
3%
8c
Muskegon
12-30
2-28
10c
Murphy
'■
3-8
3-31
.
25c
3-
3-20..
3-18
3-11
4__—.———
Mueller
;
3-15
4-
—
3-15
8
3-29
'
$1.50
.4—--—.
——
3-15
77
3-15
4-
Communica¬
Marine
———
preferred
preferred
Extra
.7%
$1.37Vic
(quar.)___
3-11
1
.
30c
•
Morningstar-Paisley,
.
5- 1
35c'
income)
investment
Morris (Philip)
(See Philip
Morton7 Manufacturing Co.
3-19
3-19
..
1
3-11
4.-1-5' 7
4-717/
v
$1.08%
■
1
3-11
.7/ 4-1
$1.06 y4
(quar.)——
Moore-McCormack
3-8
.
3-29
3-29
4-
-
6
4-
3-23
$1.25
;<
3-
4-15
25C
Shares—
4.40%-
).3V2%'
3-12
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3-15
4-2
12 %C
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)x4_——
Mohasco
Industries,
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
8
3-
3-27
:4oc
'
,
4*11^
-
4- 2
4
,
:
3-29
1
25c
,
3-22
25c
preferred (quar.)
—
7 MilesT/ Laboratories
(quar.)_4--4.Mississippi;! Glass Co.-:—,—.
.
3-15
,4-. 17;
3-20
4%
Meyer-Blanke Co.—
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common
8
4-15
15 c
7 Merck & Company,. commoa (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)——
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
(quar.)———
Metal
Goods Corp.
(quar:)
4-.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
(reduced)
,
3' 5
10c
American
Portland
Merchants
4
8
3-15
»
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from
Corp.
Mercantile
1
3-14
ICC
Inc.
.
.3-31
.
L
dividend-
preferred
Medusa
3-18
8
3-
3-?2
55c
7' McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., com. tquar.i —
$5.50 preferredr (quar:)44-44.4444—_w4_
7-
93 %c
(Winnipeg
5V2%
$6
8
3-
3-20
15c
preferred (quar.)
Co.; (quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4V2'/<
8
3-
10c
(quar.)
3V2%
5f- 3.
3-14
25c
.—4
& Co.)
5
3-8
17l/2C
(quar.)
Co.
3-12
3-29
-3-29
(qui
McCrory Corporation,
3-18
.
,
3-15
15c
>
5
3-
1
7 -5.-15:
3-11
3-28
4
20c
Mattel,
Inc.
(Increased).
Max Factor (See Factor (Max)
5
3-
3-15 *
0 15c
?
3-
3-15
22c'
:
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Ltd.,
Stock
3- 8
3-15
■
&
Mastic .Corporation
3-
1
59 %C
4,
.44-—
$1 preferred; (quar.) 44———4._—
3-15
1
3-11
4-
,
3-15
1
3-22
$1
.4
class
International
Masonite
"
■.
4
4-26
$1.12%
(qt
deposit receipts—
7 (A final, payment of 5% * less British; In¬
come Tax
of 38% % equal to approxi¬
mately $0,075 per share)—
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•Market Basket
(Calif.), common (quar,).r_
6
"20C
.-5-:i"
6
3- 8
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tion,
$1.50
5%
H.)
convertible
Marconi
3-' 8
3-15
3-
1
4-
50C
■
1
3-15
12 Vac
4 4'
Products
(Quarterly
3-20
4-
v
50c
■
4-
50c
Co.,
General Industries
3-15
"
4-1
25c
•
'
12 VaC
(increased)
(Joseph)
Managed Funds;.
7
"
50c
$1.25
1
35c
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
Magnin
3--7/
4-1
8
4-2
—
4Va%:
Financial,
Fink
Madison
3-22
4-
3-
$1.75
—_
(quar.).
preferred
(R.
Macy
'
17c
4J
3-
1
12 VaC
Steel
St
3-5
$1
-
4-
(quar.)_
1
4-
xl,/2%
4.25V
preferred
(quar.)———-——
7-77-'4.35%''■■: preferred,: (quar.) —.4..,—
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Long Mile Rubber
(quarri—Ludlow. Typograph Co.,. common..
—_
$6
preferred (quar. )„.. .4—.4.-4-,..
Ita-isz:
1
4-
3-20
3-29
60c-
•
5
4-
*$1.37
10 c
5%
Baking (N. J.)
4-
—
17%c
4
xiy4v
xlV4 7^
.4.—_
(quar.) _—
(quar.) —
•—...
Leonard Refineries, Inc.
(quar.)l—41.4.4."-*
Levines, Inc. (quar;)...——I.—
Liberty; National Life Insurance..
Life -Insurance Co. of Virginia*— 7
*
7
(Stock dividend)
;
Londontown Manufacturing Co,
(quar.)
Lone Star Cement (quar.).—44——4—4.
Lotig Island Lighting, 5 % preferred (quar.)
2-28
3-
juxJ.
(quar.)^44
*$1.75
Way Motori Freight
Lehn
3-8'
50c
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6
4-1
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Corp.
5V" preferred
1
5-
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&
Laurentide
3-15
3-20
11V.C
Huttig/Sash & Door ,CQ.. comnj,911 ,.(quar.}—>
5V
preferred5 (quar.)—4——-44—.1,—L-iJ.
5V.
preferred (qiar.)^^—-.4„_4___
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5V
preferred (quar.)—4_^4—44—_1"2—
7.';;r 5V preferred ' (quar. )_I41—4——4_4
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4-
3-29
(quar.)'
Industries, Inc., com: (quar.)_.
;-;:>$2.25; preferred (quar;-)__4l_-4„—
4-16
3-29
3-
45C
Corp.
4.75%
.
Hardart
12C
82 %c
(quar.)___
Mfg.. Co.,
Latrobe
2-23 '
3-30
:
Houdaille
&
9
...—-4-
preferred
Lamson
4-12
CC( 3-14J ">F
V
25c
(quar.)J_*
;Holly Sugar Oorp.--(quar.>44.^14—4
-
4-
8
^5c
Corp.. (quar.
Chemical
3-
(quar;)..._4..4.4—4.
Refining
Kromex
1
3-
.
Inc.'
44_,-.__444__4
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i
&
4-
$1.33%
$1.33V
-
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(quar.)_4'I
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1
3-31
$1.25-" 5-
(quar.)_v-:-—
Company (stock dividend
Commercial
1
4-
4-
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Interstate
,7:5V'
Colwcll
$1
.$1.18%'
.
3-
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4-
*
444_44_7_4_'
Inc.
Chemical Coatings,
preferred
Hesa Oil
>
3-30
time)
5-23
3-157
43%c
.7Vic
Hewitt-Robins," Inc, (quar.)—*4_
.—4—44 '
25c;
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (quar.)—
$1
Extra.j._4—-^.4-4—-44^..—4t^-44—4—' " $4;
Hill Corporation
!
t ;7 50^
City
9
$1.12%
30c
Industries
Kroehler
3-18
8- 3>":
'*
25c/
-
.
3-
.
3-12
*$'1,25
Industries, Inc.,-, new com. (initial)
7" 4 (3-for-2 * stock, split )j___.
Hein Werner Corp.
;_4_4_i—
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r
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1
7,: 44 l'tv
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Hayes
3-11
3-30
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r
4—
Inc. (quar.)
7 Hanson-Vart-Winkle* Munning
4.9-V 6.-
11-21
3-26
4%
3-18
4-
4I8CT'"
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Hanover Shoe,
7
.9-26
-
$1.75'
3-15
4-10
3-20
Hamilton Management Corp., class A (quar.)
Class B < quar. )__4__4_---—___
_4_
'
3-28
=
73-11
.
:s-30
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Hall (W. F.) Printing Co. (quar.)____l__^__
Halliburton Company (quar.)
4_
:
2-27
15c
Grocery, class A (qui
Kingsport Press, Inc.
(quar.)
Koppers Company, common
(qua)
7
3-25
,
3-13
1
4-
20C
Kullen
King
-SSqr^^-tl' '// 3- 7
(quar.
Power
3-14
8 7
4-1
*75C
4_.4__
Keystone Portland Cement
(reduc
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(increased).
4
3-14
California—
Assurance
3-11
3-29 7'
4-
30c
43 %C
•
(quar.)
(Formerly Grand Rapids Varnish Corp.)
•
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
5%
19c
common
Equipment,
Guardsman
3-19
3-14
15c
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Mountain
income)
Additional
4-18
10%40^, 5- 3.1
.
L___
preferred
4-
12y2c
(quar.
33/4 %
4-.
3-29
3-
.
1
.4-1
40c ?>
(quar.)J_~4_
(quar. )_i
Products
3-12
3-12
3-12
$1
,
(quar.)__
Co.4_._44u—.444.4'
Machine
Co.
Kelsey-Hayes
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Globe-Uni6n,« Iqc. (quar:
Bros.; Inc. (quan)
4
.*4^1
Gordon Jewelry,, class A•
(quar,.)^^4_T4_^_
Grant' (W. T.) Co.,.common (quar.)_44^_44_
.
8
1
4-
*25c.
'
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3-11
3-
4-
15c
Trust
.
3-30
55c
Corp.
York
5
Phila.—
(quar.
'
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dividend
—u
pfd.
t 20C ;
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Rubber
$1.15
4.
,.
Certain-teed
Glidden
8
$1:50
—
v—
National
.
1
4-
Cp., cbmmon (quar.)_ '
40c
(quar.):.—4—__t——87Vic
——^—4
Securities Corp.
Century
4-
'20c'
•
-
Power'
preferred ( quar.)—--——
Quarterly
.4- 1
;
$1.18%
•
(quar.)—4—4.4—
preferred ( quar.)—
Central
3-8
Stock
(quar.
preferred
4.60V
3-
3-20"
25c.
4.75^4preferred"^quar.')4b44—-i:iUa-,4^4-4
Centra! Indiana. Gas
Central-Maine
4-1
$1.75
Gas & Electric Corp.-;-r-
3-29
3-31
25c
(quar.)
Lamson
Kendall
3-15
T4-30
Financial'Corp. of California—7'
(Subject to the California
•
Central- Hudson
7
.3-15
'
dividend
Trust Corn
•
—
-
Service Co
&
Kendall
25c
(quar.)_.v^
Corporation's
Girard
3-8
•
8
3-20
:
8
3-
35c
Corp. $2 pfd.- (quar.)"
(quar.) __4_4___444i.__44^4_"
preferred
Gibraltar
3-25
4Cc
$l.i2Vi *
3-
3-30
nvzt]
"Genuine-Parts Co.. (increased 17144444474444*
.
.3-29
.
.
40C
(quar.)_4,„4-444
(quar.)^_—
preferred
;$6
7%
3-15
.3-12
»•
$1.25
Kearney &' Trecker Corp..—7.—
Kelly Gitl Service, Inc——4—
3-15
3-11
40c z
(qoar.)_i.7__.^
of
40c
'
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$1 ■/
Waterworks
Genungs,
(quar:) -
.
3-29
Jones
4
3-
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4„4447744>i4ij.V4£4
Telephone Co.
preferred
General
..
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"
(qcar.)'44"4^i_V_4'44__4_
5.V pfd. .'(qua^;')-4__"'-
Products
•
Celanese
3-
.4-1;
..
41'C
:
(Texas) " (quar;)
preferred
Inc..
.
-
common...
(quart-).-,.
investment
Electric
Johnson
4- 4
-
1
20C
common.^.....'
Mfllsj
3-15
4-15
$1
■
—
Jefferson
3- 6
15 c
(quaf.)4^?.__^_7_i4_^_74;„4,
Electric' Co.
General
,43-15
Celanese, Ltd.—
'
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Corp.;
Shale
•3-8
4-
|
5- "6- ///
4-
^
Investors,"
General
4-2
60c
_,
.
General
■
3-15
3-22
•—],
25c
(quar. )__„4—$1.06W
preferred
12c
•
pref. series D (quar.)..—
6% pref. series E (quar.).
——
Jeannette Glass 7%
preferred (quar.)
3-15
/; 3-21/7;
73pC.
1
& Co,
Bancshares
General
3-15
Canada1 Dry Corp.; common—
v
60c
(quar.)__>_>4>4^4_^444_£r__»,
American
3-18
3-13
:
5%
3-8
3-15
25c
General Contract Finance Corp.;.'.common:.::
: '5Vi V preferred ''(quar.)
.
Stockholders' approved a 5-fdr-1 split
'
Carey, Baxter &; Kennedy—
"
*
(No.action taken on common payment at
this time).
;
-
(N.
7
Power,
General
v
*
-
River
5V preferred
^5MjV ; preferred, (quar.)
73-18
1
2-28
3-25
,15c.;
.
44-7,
Bank
par convertible
General Cable Corp.,
4-
3-15
3-29
.
55c Z
rincome),44l_4_^4----«~-*
$10
'4-' I
7
,790c.;.
Corp.?
Garfinckcl 7(Julius).
.
•;
-
8
63c
(quar.)1.4
Toms
3-12 > /u-Generrl- American'^Transportation
75c
: •
investment
Worth: National
General
Co.—
:(quar.)
of
/
"
3-28
Co.44^4-44444-4-__4-44-
Co.,
1
3-18
75c
7%' pref,; (quar.•
7%
pref. series B (quar.) .4444**-4u4.-i4
5% pref. series C (quar.)
3-28
3-11
2%
;
)
(increased)4_-
^4—
8
v
-
3-20
4-15>
45c
7
,
3-30;
4-1.
4
.4.
(increased-quar.
(Boston)
Bank
Florida -Power.
*'
:
3-8
tl5c ■'
preferred
(quar.)-_.L—44^4—!—44-r
5.75%- • preferred
(quara^—44-4441—4—
California Liquid Gas Corp.
$4.25• preferred
National
4%
6r/f
(quar.),_,
(
,
3-11
3-30
3-
3-15
4- 1"
.
10c
(^ocl^/dividend)-^,.!./
Bank
'
*
,
Electric .Power
National
1
1
4-
,',.'$1.05^7
'
Jaguar Cars, Ltd., ordinary class A—
(A payment of 20% less British Income
Tax of 38% %
equal to approximately:;
$0,075
per
share)u—_—
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common
4-5
7
3-30
.
25c
Works—r 44-,l4i.__^_7--—--4 *'
Trust Co. (N. Y.)* (quar.)^^,_
:r;,4Quarterly-
-
.
3-15
.
8
'
Screw
First' Morttaae -investors,
.First
'
3-15
3-29
3-29
r
3-29
.
IZf
4-15
/35c
:-V„
Firsi FIight; (Jjqrp.;
%
U
8
3-i5
.
4-1
*
v
,3-15
3-15
$2.50" preferred
,
3-I4V '.,.Fi$iUH' •Governor Co:< (quar-,4.1'
4* Flprida-Grbvirth Funtf-T'
"7
3-29
3-
3-30
f7.7
15c
.
Fiduciary
-4
3-14
3-29
4-
8
.3-11
-
6c
Faultlqss,;<l«ar,)---30c
f 3-15
l;
4-
,
5c
,.y
■
Company," ne#; bommbh (inltiall^iw
Stainless Steel (stpck 'diYldend)-,^_^
Federal
3rll
v
5-
..
15c- 74
Federal >Insurancer! Co.* (quar.T^u—J-^4_
; 3-15
3-303-22;
Bond
—
50c
:
ft Co., class A,' (quar.)4.4^.14J
Falstaff Brewing (iucreUScd) 4——_V_4__4_
,'Eamily Finance Corp. fquar.) _4_„_"_4-____4
'7Fanny Farmer Candy %£bops * (quar,) 4__.,,_14,
3-20'*(
;
4-24
Industries Corp; ('guar.)-!
jtalgary Power, Ltd.——:__;4—____
(increased).
com. "(initial)
new
4
4-
$1
& Light Co.; common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_.._—._4.'—
preferred <quar. ).u4-w4^4u-4--£—*
preferred (quar. >44—4^:4—-4.444"
preferred (quar.)_4._————
4.80%
8
;;FansteeLMetkHi^ieaL(qua^iy*i4.i4^^V--v£lE- f)
3-20.
1
4-
.
Cadre
3-
.Factor (Max)
7
1
Bohack.(H. C.l. SVi^ preferred (quar.)—_
$I.37Vi.,,
Cascade Corp.
(quar)__—4___10c
,
,3-29
9
3-
4-
8
55c
•
3-20
3-28
Bucyrus-Eria Co. Kmonthly) __i__4_"_4-'-i-—u.. ';ti 10c
Bullard'.Company-r-i,
■,
'
" •-»* /
• '
*'*
(No action taken on common payment at
3-
(quar.)
Trust C'o.
4-
4-15
'
net
4.90%
4.35%
4 <■
.
4-
7Vic
Stores, Inc. »(quar.)—-_^
4—J_—
31V4C
Book-of.-the-Month, Club
(quar)--4-i-i.
' 30c '
Bresklni Publications, Inc. .(quar.)
4——'" .12Vic
3-28
5-31
(quar.)—
Co.
Silver
2-28
3-29
Power
3.30%
3-8
3-30
Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—•*
Quarterly 4_4il__T______,4_«44_4_-.___*.47;
;E'merson Electric Mfg.
£
r-4—4
Ji
•Empire rDistfict Electric iquar.)..L^
-7—"7
i Employers Group Associates v( inbreased)4-.u.4
Endicott Johnson, 47*
pfd. (accum.)—-7—Ex-Cell-0 Corp.;. (quar.) __:
4
6-
,
.
.'■4-:i;,'
Boise
time.)
4
4-
.
,
1
4-
,
from
Iowa
Electro
;
3-11
*
3-30
30C
3-28
"r-
.
26C
Finance'(Indiana), com; (quar.)/
preferred (quar.)—'_.4.~—
(Quarterly
4 Vi %
3- 8
$1.05
'
Investor^ .Selective 7Fpnd, '.Inc.
3-8
3-30
,
Bendlx ,Corp», ——w4-47,-4—i_—v • * 60C '
Billups Western: Petroleum .(quar.)_-__—•
12V2C
Bird' & 'Son,:Inc._—-44—i_
10c
:
Stock; dividend
__4-—--i—■
"1% '
Black & Decker .Mfg.' (quar.)— 4
3. 1
4
"
;40c
.Bliss ft',Lf ugblin^' Inc. -i.—v_j. _;40c•"
Canadian-
:
5'
43-25
7- 1
——" 7*55c '7
__
1
3-15
:7 5%
Cony, preference 7 (quar.} _444_447:4444::'" 62%c 77
Bastian-Blessing Go.
(quar.)4—--------25c
Lomh, Inc.; (quar.
:
4
•//•;■ 30c
&
8
4-
Bausch
Dickinson
3-
:
$1.14
Kodak Co.,' cbmmon_'_4-,-J._4^-4_44*
$3.60 preferred; (guar.) 4^.4^44iXr-4-.-.4^.7-V
,'Edgcomb SteCl Co. (quar.)4
Electric Autolite Co; ' (quar.)
Electric' Bond ;& Share ^!o.. (quar.)
?
3-29
.
City
!
3-8
;
-
4-13
*30c
Interstate
3-8
.3-30
3-30:
••
1
22)
Ceramics,
&
International. Textbook
4-10
3-30
$1.07
Eastman
8
4-15
3-
4-25
$1
$1,25
*7 7.v;;.7:C,.-
Eastern
-
3-18.
3-15
3-29
Incorporated,
common
(quar.)_4___
12Vic
$6,25- pref.
(quar.)
4—4—44———" $1.56'y4
S5.60V con v. preferred (quar,$1.40
C.
3-12
*—
Co
Sulphur & Pptash
'V",.v::-V
3-8
4-
Bank &
I Bastern;
'
1
4-29
(B., T.),
California
Duval
1
3-30
3c
50c
92V2c
25c
.
Basic,
Chock
3-27
30c
,
4-
■
57*
7
20c
Pipe
preferred
conv.
International
'
3-15..
.
"4-29
(quar.).—_4_._4__444444r4'
/ 25c
Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)-W- ' .'jBSiyaC •
Babcock; & Wilccix (increased)^
,1'
k' '43c*
Bankers. National Life Insurance Co. (N". J.) */': 10c '
Barber Oil Corp. (stock dividendf—-_44—.
2%
Chile
: .3t
Dulfy-Mott. Co. (quar.)^—...
7' Duncan Electric, claS9 A" (quar.)4.4-4-—
Dunhill" International, Inc.^__^__,
1
3-15
3-12
Foods; Inc.
Central
3-16
(Joseph) Crqcible .Co.. .(increased)444-,
7i)ominion Glass,* Ltd7 new: com. (initial) 44,40
capitargainq plus $0,017 trom*;,//.::. .,/-.■
income)
r- 6%
15c,
April
international Shoe
8
Dixon
/
3-15
4-
vl'0'%'';•■'"
"7
3-
Hudson
Dinettes Inc.,
Dixie
7
1
&
Diamond National Corp.
Diebold, Inc. /(quar,
3-15
4-1
City Electric Co.
$0,013 from
4.'
3-
••
stockholders
International Salt
8
3-30
—
3-
4-:
(quar.)-z^i^-i__- '
37c
Atlas Consolidated Mining. & Developrhent*-^
Stock-dividend 1—44——__4_—__44444_—5%:
Axe-floughtoli Stock Fund—
-•
f
;
3-
43/ac
B "( quar;).
Delaware
3-11,
:
$1.08
.
this
.
'3- 8
4-15
...z t77;.
(quar.)-.!.—4.4.4
.
.
;
5%
3-15
3-30
of
International
3-15
3-294
17Vic
(qua44——.4.;
4.56 V preferred (quar.)-__ta»7_.__4-_;4-.4.20V preferred (quar.)^--,-7-,4—.4
5V
preferred (quar.)^^v7i~—4
,:
3-15
Corp.(quar. fzz&izjg.
—
;
,
7
3-29
50c
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.18
5.48%* preferred
(quar,)
4444—4~___ *y $1.37
Armstrong Paint &r Varnish (quar,)--15c*
Armstrong. Rubber. Co,
(quar.
; 35c '
Arnold -Constable Corp.
(quar.)-_i--__-^___'_ :
'lime
Arundel Corp, ' iquar.)-..———.4—___
' 35c *
Arvin Industries, Inc. - (quar,f-ir_r_%l-_-— " *
25c
,
,
3- 8
4
40c
:_4—4—4_,74
(quar.)-
preferred
4.72Cf,
;
$1.31 Vi
8
3-7
3-29
20d
.'
,
4...
'4.28V; preferred
,f,
3-7
4-
$1.50
Arkansas.PowerLight—'; 7/:7 7,/ •7' '*///z/,
v
V
3-7
4-1
$1.50
1
-a-
;L4ii44i
Company-
.
77 Angostura/W'jpperman
-
AmericA; com..4quar.)
.
3-
5-
IOC
'
;
3-8
3-29
25c
—
,7 • common1 - (quan)'^4.444'i;
4V
preferred (quar.) __—___7_444.4_4444Lr.-.
5-13
1
4.7
^international
8
it
.
*
Anaconda
Becton
4-
45c
__4
Cummins Engine Co. (quar.)'—4X
_4—
C.uhniiigham Drug St0resi lhc.44—w-^i.r4—l
t,
v
,..;3- 5..
Corp;_4444_44—
Ampcp Metal, Inc. (quar,)
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
.
'.i
,
.3-'e: '
:
4-1.
15c
:
of
(quar.
.
;•
3-15
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_______
Tobacco, 6%
preferred (quar.)__
Ametek,
Inc. ".(quar.)
4*4
V4_4—4—4"
Babbitt
3-
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
48c
Insurance Securities, Inc. (quar.)-^
Harvester €0. (quair.)
International Minerals & Chemical-*
3-11
3-30
.
t.
;8%c
"
Co.,
4-
4-1
6%
B/G
3-15
3-21
6-14
Corp.
Dayco Corporation, $2 preferred (quar:)-;^^
3?1
Delaware Power & Light, 47<»
pfd. (quaf.')-~
:..3-i4;v 7•"3.70V<
preferred.: (quar'.:)_44——,4^—:
3-29
-i2b"
__
American
*
3-15
3-29
3c:,
m -50c .'
-
^3- 8'
3-15
40c
Vj•
Corp., (monthly)
Equipment
(quar:) 444
Photocopy
American
7
3-11
'
.
3-25
Class
"3- '8 '
,
3-15
3-29
Co.
4>._.
——
3-11
4-"; 1-7
/; ,
15c;
7
Share
Telephone
Imperial Capital Fund—
(Quarterly of 4c from investment income
and 6c from long-term capital
gains)—
Imperial-Chemical Industries, Ltd.—;
American dep. rets. (A payment of Is :6d
equal to approximately 21c):
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.
Indianapolis Power Sc. Light, com. (quar.)..
;4%:; preferred (quar. )_4—4.4_4__44
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
44^.
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—
(2-for-l stock split subject
to approval
'
(quar.)
American
Atlantic
3-12
1
1/7
Zellerbach
• 5
preferred (quar. )4i:_______
Culligan, Inc., common (quar.)_
3-12
iiif:
25c
4-
l'/4%
4
3-15
Seal, $2 preferred .CquarJ^— .y
50c
Zellerbach )Cariada), class A (quar.)", . t25c
.-
3-12
•
(quar.y-4._44
(Boston)—
6-7
1
4-
&
•
3-12
4-1
Cork
Crucible Steel Coi
4-1
4-1
75C
(quar.)
American
^
:■
3-22
17 ViC.-
(quar.)—
common
dividends—4^4,—-4:-,44.4ii-._.i.41i4.^. ''
-
1
Crown
3-15
; 5-1
Electronics, Inc.
ts-a) -LiAgricultural Chemical "Cor——4_"4
American
$1.37%
12 VaC-
(quar.)
6- 7
6-7
4-
'
1
7-
55C
4-19
1
Crown
3T .8
3-25"
10c
V!-—---'
■•'7/
(quar.)
(quar.-_4
class A
5-20
7-
$1.12 y2
$1.13
-4—
common
8
7-
•
'Quarterly; 4—44
_v_4—^
4—4—Company;;,(qua r. )-4^__4-_4_^4—--;4'4v
Crown
"3-15
4-15
'47 Vic
Industrial
Corp.
—
3-11
37 VaC
/ $1.04
—
Crane1
'
Products
Co.,
3-
4-1
Crescent Petroleum^ 5%- pfd. Cqua£.)_4-.-.»«.. 4
31V4C
,4, (Common payment omitted- at jthte-.„time)»4i4-i^n
8
■'
Allied
(quar,)
.
Baking
4-11
Bell
Illinois Brick
4-5
.
% 3- 1'V
3-15
-10 c.
(quar. ^4
3- 8
'
.12 %C"
•
,_i.
4- 5
'*■
20c
(increased)—
com.
1
*50C
(quar,).__—
Craftman-Life- Insurance ; Co.
.
;
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
(quar. 14
5-
$1.25
Cooper uTire vA: 'Rubber ^increased)—41,4*
'
3-30
~~5%-
.4——_—4-4—./4'
Co.,
•
preferred
"Stock
I.'f
Ltd.
Corp.,
Continental. Connector,
'•4-15'
50c
-
Stock' dividend
-
-
$5.50
$1.03
1
Products
Power
Continental
%,
Payable of Rec.
55c
Rock
$4.16 .preferred
$4.50
preferred
$4.52 v preferred
Holders
When
Illinois
(quar.)
Paper
Consolidated
payment* date.
Per
preferred
preferred
Consolidated
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Consolidated Edison Co.
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)—
11
7; 4- 1!-
\
;
3-15
12
■•'"'-
■
'•
'••.
■■.'■
'
National Gas
Ecad
National
Co.,
common.——
4-
37 /20
JOc
30c
at
3-
3-27
3-11
4-25
South
1
<
.
Bank
(Boston)
National
Terminals
Corp.
(quar.)—.
NaiareU
434%
-prelerred
preferred
4.36'k
New
York Times,
South
65c
:-*/■••/:
1
/■' / 3-14
25c
(quar.).
4-
3-30
3-20
3-15
3-
'25c..
'37
-
Co,
pfd.
(quar.)
1
1 Z
3-11
timel
York
t'
—
Southern
Pacific
Co.
Spalding
(A. G.)
&
Magazine
3-
3-31
Co.
;
3-31
.
/
,
North
Refractories
Am eric, u
Co
V•■41/4vif •' preferred
3-
3-31
3-31
$3.63 {preferred
(
-
,
com.
t $4.16 {preferred
(
■
>
—
'»
»
Old
o-'-vice
.6^-
Republic Life
livp
1t«s il5 %
:.
(Chic.)
equal
to
3-15
4-30
4-
'
Texas
'Cement
Coast
&
.3-29
P°<
~6%
4-15
'"amount "in
Pacific
Northwest
t-quar.)
3-29
3-
1
2-25
3-29
5-
8
3-U
3-25
■3-4.;-
-3-
6 %
(quar.)
Consolidat:d
Tin
Fage-Hsrsey
Peerless
(quar. I
4-
(quar.)
Comm.on
Pennss lvania
&
preferred
G>"arterlv
i/'7Z
^
Peoria
•Z3-
5
4-
1
Z 3-
1
4-1
from
}*•'.;
Pioneer
•
7%
preferred
Plastic
Wire
>'
Piyir.outh
Pneumo
Porter
3-27
Co.
New
-common
Bros.
&
Providrnce
5-
;
4-15
75c
3-22
* :
4-
25c
2
3-, 8
4-15 i
/ 5-
5-15
:
4-12
■
3-15
5-
1/
8
;
•'
334'>'
3-15
3-
7
preferred
H
(annual)
'
Company
C.
5%
f/f
i"4.
A
Electric
preferred
hOosephl
Power
series
series
A
Brewing
1 /
5-
1
3-15
4-
1
$1.25
.3-21/
15c
.3-31
4c
3-15
5C
•3-29
30c
4-15
v
£
■/
:
A
7
3-15
3-
,
Extra
Sharon
Skell
Oil
-Co.
(Increased):
Sherwin-Williams
(Canada),
.
Refining
Chemical
/
/
Express
•
3-11
2-11
2-21
3-15
2-28
Life
Aetna
4
Air
Insurance
Products
Alabama
Co.,
1
(stock
3-11
30c
$1.25
3-15
3-
4
3-15
3-
4
//
1
(quar.)—...
A
(quar.).—' /
3-15
Aigoma
3-22
5-
1
Steel
Co.,
Steel
5%
Corp., Ltd.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Allen
8
3-15
'
Allied
•••
(
Industries
Artists
8
(quar.)
common
1
____
(quar.)
common
Beam
*
Belco
50c /
5%%
preferred
Allied
Chemical
4-10
Allied
Control
>
,
v
5-30
.-
4."
Holders
-
"
;
3-15
.
Class
3-
'/
4
2-25
'
/
3-28
3-
$1.37V2
;
7%
-
4-
(quar;)—is—.-.-$1.05
4-
.
Co.
%
l's
3-18
3-12
Boeing
$1.15
-
4-
1
3-12
Bohn
-"4-
1
3-12
*
3-15
^3-
.v
3-20
/', 3- 1
4- 3
/
class
A
(quar.)
30c'
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)
13-
?-°9
8
3-1"' V
3-8
3-15
3-
Bracn
^
1
*
,
45c
5%.
(E.
J.)
Brentwood
3-15
;
Bowser,
'
'3-4;
Briggs
&
&
8
2-
8
Bristol-Myers Co.
4-
4
3-14
3%preferred
2
,.
$1.75
(increased)
,
;,/ 15c
,
i
Corp.
4-
20c
'
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Corp.
3-
1
4
1
2-19
4-10
3- 8 :
3-28
•
2-21
2-15
6-1
5-21
9-3
..8-23
27y2c
11-30
H-19
5Qc
,35c */
(quar.)
/•/•
3-11
2-11
3-15
3-
1
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.
/
3- 8
.
27%c
dividend)..,
6%
(quar.V 35c
(stock
4-
1
3-15
;
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4-1
-4- 5
3-15
>
.:.^2-21
3-11,.
,3-1
3-8
2-15
.3- 1
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(quar.)
3- 1
3-
;
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3-15
35c
1
27%c
27V2c
(quar.)—
Corp.
;
3-18
// "
1
2-28
3-
3-15
10c
-
preferred (quar.)
87y2c
preferred
(accum.)/_—$1.75
Sons
Stratton
3-
1
4-
4-30
3-15
3'/2%
Financial
3-
4- 2
'■;'•/15c ./Z 3-15
;
Brass
Corp.,
Inc., $1.20
y
••
4-15
10c /
•
(quar!
Borg-Warner
4-15
1
-
;
(quar.)______. :
Fisheries Corp.—...
Three-for-two stock split^_
3-29
50c
''
Co.—...
4-
/::/
15c
/JLZ
Booth
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)____'J3>c
3-
4-15
:
V
&
3-15
15c
15c
4
4-30
3-15
.
•/? 12c
■
Z.
1
3-
r
1.—
Company
;
y
20c
(quar.)___;
Aluminum
8
35c
25c
/• 17l/ac
;
Quarterly
$1.23
..
—
;, 3-
<
./Quarterly
1
1
?
.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
Inc.
2-28
'
''
Inc.—
Philippine centavos)_.
class A (quar.)
,
Bell.
3-11
3-15
12'/2c
Blnney & Smith. Inc.
Blue
3-11
v
^
15
Co.,
Corp., class
Steel Corp.
>,
Blaw-Knox
2-18
-
3-11 ;
1
^4-
1
5
3*18
1
4-
.
20c
-f
Insurance,
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Blnks
•/
2-28
5
of
1
4-
: V;50c //
v
4-
3-
.6;. 2-25
4- 1
■
J35c
k
(quar.)
Bethlehem
_
2-25
4-1
' /'
4-
./' "
Paper
-;3-ll
1
4-1
.
4-15
3-15
15c
J40c
.
■
Life
Bernz-O-Matic
2-15
4-1." *
•
2%
35c
'/;•'
Corp.
Consolidated,
B
4-15
(quar.)
J
payment
4-1
$1
$1.06
Distilling (quar.)__^,
,
3- 8
4-
f25c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)__!
3-15
3-15
3-15
4-15
.
——
X Berman Leasing Co. (quar.)_
3-1
/
*"'>.• '
^._—•
•(A
11-29
4-15
—
Standard
Bergstrom
8-31
22c
$1.75
Corp
B
:/ Benguet
/
2-28
4-26
1
3-28 :
15c
(quar.)_-w__13%c
Corp.
Co,
Isle
9-16
$1.* • 4--1 <
.12%c //'4- 1 /
(quar.)
i
5-31
12-16
Corp. .: (quar.)
t
3-
,
/>4- 1
/ 4-1
Counselors,/ Inc.
(quar.)
ijiie bavers,,Inc.
Beneficial
V' >\
•
,
/•• 6*1^
50c
(quar.)
Belding Hemingway Co. (quar.
Belknap Hardware A Mfg.,
4%
preferred ..(quar.)
/Belle
,3-1
•',« '^r ".
3-15
7
28c
(quar.)
Petroleum
1 3-15
25c'
50c
50c
$1.12%
common
preferred
Beauty
2-25
_
(quar.)—
(James B.)
2-25
/' 3-11
.
/' 3-15 !' 3- 1
10c J
3-11' .3-1/
3iy4c5-10
4-19
J
Baystate Corp., common
Cigars,
2-4
2-21
25c
(quar.)
Aroostook
A
3-15
3-12-V:- 2- 4
93%c
Corporation
(quar.).
Iron Works Corp. (reduced).
Bath
3-15
3-12
(quar.)jv,—u.
Electric,
,
3-1
2-20
60c v.,.. 3.-15
15c
3-11
.
preferred
Bayuk
Payable of Rec.
4%
&
Hyaro-Electric, com,
preferred (quar.)
$1.40
the
45c
(quar.)__
Pictures
3-U
r
pfd.
.
3-1,
50c
"
3-
3-15
4-11
$25c
Wood
y.
Co., 4.20%
3-22
'
3-29 " ""'"•3-U
32%c
'.
Alan
Power
&
Class
8
25c
(quar.)
preferred
c
••
/
previous
r
3- ,4/
60c,
'
■
barcten
3-11'
?v When
15c
-
dividend)•
preferred,
$5.50
-
3- 1-.
,
3-29/
7%c
.
(quar.)
bctc„i-NuG
62%c:
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%a
$25c
;
4-10
given in
2-7
3.-18
-
(quar.).;:
(quar.)
4Mi%.,■ oreferred •>(quar.
Bank Building & Equipment Corp.
3-15
4-10
in
■■
Gas
3-15
2-20
2-20
.3-15
2-13 :
3-293- 8
$30c."
—
'preferred
7%
'4%
\
3-
'
.
.
,*93%c/
,
(quar.)„
(Conn.)
B4ngor
-
8
3-
'
3-30
-
*
$50c
Co.
Gas
3-15
'*
/
*
'(increased)___;______
3-15
1
30c
1
~
10c
Industries,
preferred
••
Bangor
3-15
1" ;
"4%%.
/ /. 4%
/•/
*
4-* 1
3-15
3-15
.
,
—.
,3- .2
62V2c / ' 3-15
:
Chemicals
&
Air Reduction
4-
1
3-
,
.r
,
vi/. 75c ://3- 8
35a
4-15, '
t
Baltimore
,.
3-11
1' '
'"■"/•: -4'/ 4-
Share
.
Co.__
44-
25c
4-
-••
..
Adirondack Industries, Inc. (N. Y.)
(quar.).
Aetna Casualty & Surety (increased)
•; 4* 5
4-
3
2-*19
3-1
.
3-15
$1.16%
25c
; 22%c
(quar.).
1
com.
^
Class
Inc;/__L___i_^.____
:
Instruments, Inc. (stock dividend)-. '
& Paper Co. Ltd. (quar.)__/__
15c
'I2y2c
'
3-30'
announced
Industries,
M
4.92%
(quar.)_-_—
Ltd.
F
.He
.
Alabama
$1.12Va
30o
Per
-.
1
/_
4-
>
10c
>
'
Company
1
10c
Power
C
v
t
.
3-15
1
3-20
-
$1.25
y >
-
(quar.)____
,
4-
—17 Va
&
'
,.
4-
Corp
Water
•-
table.
30c
I.ZIZ"
/.V. -/
dividends
4-15
—
4-JL
__/-/:/'/ 15c'/.^
4-15
—_
'
3-28
6c
/•*•:■'
3-15
;
!
$1.09
(quar.)—
'
Steel
Shawinigan
RR
Atlas
3-20
/
1
4-
5%
"'•.'
the
;
,4-15
%
//4-a5 '•'":
.3oc
$1.31 %
(quar.)
$4.50 .preferred
(quar.).:
Se.ton Leather Co.
(quar.)___;
'
Adams
■
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
Common
Co.
./Atlantic
3-20
*■
t
-
1_
r
4-15
6-21
3-15
.
.
27c
Financial-Corp. (quar. )——
Coast Line
8
% ,40c
r
———
AUanfcic Coast Line
.
Bank
Abitibi Power
4-10
3-
'//"^
;/A
3-25
/
give
we
Name of
3-15
4-30
40c
4-19
4-25
lOc
common
:
4-19
1
10c
:
Co.
•
5-
\
(quar.)
B—
(increased)—
Class A (quar.)—
—
/ Atlas Corp., 5% preferred (accum.)./
/Atlas
General; Industries,
3-29/
coinmon
.
SEC)_//_/_.
by
National
Co./ (quar.)
preceding
3-19
4-
Co.—
i
$1.05
.
^$l;02%
/ * $1.10
'
30c
being
3-12
30c
(s-a)
Co.,
;
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these
3-U
93%c
'>/.
Below
•
4-15
(quar.)
"
Cement
Jewelry
/'
$1.12%
preferred .(qqar.)
Zale
3-15
-
Co:,
Mfg.. .-(quar.)
Wolverine Shoe &.Tanning Corp.
4
3-15
;
3-29
?>•; 30c
—I" y
&
preferred
5
3-22
common—
(quar,)...;
$5
3-29
5
25c
27V2c
Savage 'Arms Corp.
4.36%
4-
8c
(increased)—
class
.Atlco
.
3- 5
4-19
7- 3
40c
—
time)
v' ■ "V"::(/./ /
Corp. (quar.)/._,.// /f : 30c y'
3-15
3r 8
commonj^/j________: : I'k 80c*
•
3-25 >' 3-11
(Pittsburgh) -(quar.) '
Weyenoerg Snoe ivifg._/,
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
Whitehall
3-29
4-15
,
;-10c
.....
f,—
Corp.
Associates,
Savannah
4-15
4-
(reduced)?
Financial
Sanders
3-
.3-14
75c
...
(quar.).———
Inc.
),
3-15
-
Power
Pennsylvania
1
/./
(quar.)
'{Broadcasting
$4.50^-
3-
,
(quar,$1.25.; .. 3-45
/ Associated Spring Corp. (quar.)j.
j
20c
3-11';,
Associated Transport, 6% pfd, (quar.)——_
$1,50 / -3-15Associates Investment Co. (quar.)——
'
65c
.4- 1
•
Athey Products Corp.___—j——^
25c*
*3-29
;
'v 3-' 8
3- £
t-3-20
3-11
$5 2nd preferred
Atlantic
'
3-1
20c
Corp.,/Ltd. .(quar.)
3-11"
2-21
—
———$2.25
common
'3-11.
4- 2
4.- 2 '
..
'
1
.
3-22
3-20
-
Louisiana. Gas>
2-25
■
4- 2
—
Inc.
2-11
3- 5
3-14
"
4-1
'
3-20
'
.
3-15
_
1
(.quar.)...
(William
,4-15
2-15
3-1
90c
7%c
12%c
Inc.
Seed. Co. (quar.)
Ashland Oil & Refining,
/ $5 preferred (quar.)
/
3-11
Electronics
Pacific. RR.
Western
3-15
'•«.»-
;
Rorer
%
/ 3-1
43%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Asgrow
:V
7
c3-ll
/ 50c
'
'C°*.'4%$$ pfd."(annual) 1_
Stock dividend '(approved
/;
■*.
—
Rollins
Ruberoid
4- -1
3-30 ;
50c
Telephone Corp.,
3-
(s-a)-/——
Products
conv.
Asbestos
'■
•
4-10.
30^
preferred: (quar.)
___/
preferred 1(quar.)ji..^_j_/___////_^/
Utilities Co,", 4.40%. pfd. (quar.)
Western
1
3-
■
,
12c
——__j——.
Inc
preferred
3-25
■"''•:'/£::/.
2^c"' /'3-22 /
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
'•
'
Republic .Foil, Inc. Mquar.'ju.—
Revlon, Inc.
(quar.)
Rich's,
Inc.,
common
(Increased)
Rochester
2.-29
(Arizona) ■•(quart)1_'_'£" '
West Texas
3-15
ICorp..^.
«
;/
25c
3- 1
.
3-15
3-15
.
45c
25c
pref; (quar.)___
Armco
Steel
Corp.r (quar.)
-Armour & -Company (quar.)—
Armstrong Cork Co.
*
1
$3.75
preferred
fquar.)——
,
preferred-, (quar.)^
4.10%
:
4-2
3-21
Fenn
4.20%
3-U
Aviation
10c
.
<'•,
3-15
3-25
"
—
Arkansas
<'•
'•
'*
,
'Equipment
4%%:
\
Inc.
Republic
West
1
1
Stnr> <dividend
.
__-V//
Oil
Wells-Gardner
3-29
1
...
'»•
1
-
-
3-15
40c
,12c
,
^
3-8
4-
dividend
Rayette,
Schlitz
3-13
4-
Quaker'City Life Insurance (Phila.)
&
(quar.)
Anthony Pools. Inc. (quar.)—w_
Arkansas-Missouri Power, common (quar.)—
-\ 4.65%
preferred ,(quar.)__
:
"3-11
l,' 3%2;;-.
-'
Irom.
Post
Anheuser-Busch.
3- 8 /
8-110
•
l'4r..L
2-20
•,
,
Industries,
Anchor
r
I
3-11
4-' 1
15c
(quar.)
i
3-15
'4% I *'
,*
f'
5-21
2-28
1
3- 8
20c
•
Amsted
;<.
'■ ;
;4'-* '.5-l3r'-:
•.30c
3-15
2-21
4-1
.
.
Co.
Co.—
$4.50 .preferred
-
,
3- 5
3-4
3-20
.
>
,30c
$1.25;
$1
jw
.','5-21/ /Amoskeag
(Quarterly of 5c from
(quar.)
(quar.)-
(quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
American Title Insurance Co. (Fla.)
American ZJnc Lead & Smelting
•
•
6-
//" 50c
*
'
:
•.
•};}:.
5 V* %-'
3-15
3-25
.
Purolalor Troducts,
3-1
3- 1
2-28
3-20 /
*.
25c
,
——*.
Common
(increased quar.)-—/—
—
Extra' —————I.—————
7%
preferred
(quar.)
90c
.and-- 5c
—
r
Oklahoma—
(quar.)..
2-11;
2-22
3-15
',20c
(Hiram) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.
*••
//c $ 1.25 preferred (quar.)/—
■',
Quarterly
;
i_i_
" '
.*'%i
I40c« ;/- 4-11
».u
y/Ayshire^ Collieries 'Qorii, /(quar.-)ij
z,
'
Wall Stleet Investing CorpZ—
"
.
'
?
} %
1 '<
V
1 /
*
5 ^ V I
" *
'.
.^1- '' -/ /
i/y
^Quarterly from net investment income)
' / * (Be ./ 3-29 •:
3-15
Bacardi Corporation (increasea qua/'
Waner .(Jim) Corp.. <quar..),;/20c ;%• 4- 1 0/3-15
Quarterly
".
Warner. Bros. Co..
(increased)\ - -.V:.,20C"-'",'>':4-'":lk'' •' 3-15 '
Quarterly
Welded Tube Co. of America-12-^ "'.
/
»
/
-.// Gi-arterly
:
>/
Vj -ACommon payment omitted at this
3-15
4-15 V
<quar.)_—10c
Insurance
(quar.). '/£?• 25c
Carolina
"
-
-
-
(initial),
10c
Guaranty (increased),33c
•••"1S!i*£asl* ^llroa^
Walker
10c
of
Corp., Ltd.
Stock;
-Victor
'
3-
North
.•
—L
,
" v
v
',
3- $
.
"Sl.OP'/i
30c
-
American Sterilizer. Co. (quar.)— -j——
•.i Anierican Sugar Refining—
/
•
-
4-15
■:::3-;5'
of
3-13
.
—
preferred' (quar.)—
Meter, Ca (quar.)
American Seating
4-19
.
"
.4-15
3-29
Washington
3-1
2- 8
3—4/
(quar.)
25c
3- 5
2 25
Safety Table Co.—.ClassA xommon'i (initial)-1
12%c
* .3-15
.3- 8/
■J■
3-11
'
i-.
yeeder-Root, Inc. (quar:)_^__j_ir__f._/l____
3-19
1
5-1
(quar.)
/• $i
preferred
(quar.$1.06
4.24V*-'
F.
2-28
3-29
Co.
S.
3- 4.
.
4^151
5c
preferred
5'»•
7
40c
Public Service
Purex
3-
-(quar.)
Co.
.
/
(initiaH_j._j„_.____-____
$0'/4C
'Co., Ltd....—$50c
Service
4-1
Coi-p,, common (quar.
./American Rubber & Plastics
30c '-l
3-28.."3- 7 ;
pfd. (quar.) ./- 62%c:#>-3-29
/ 3-15
Products-(quar.)
•
15c •
' 3-29
,3-15
Upson Company (quai\)___jj______J_._^__'.
/15c ••>/ 4- 5 v/3-22
Ut^ah Ppwer & Light (quar.)h;_//
33c '.*4^1 •
-3^2 -
'k-rU':
'
Fidelity
Freight
Universul
3-13
3'/,■
(stock
3-29
3-29
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary
/
S.
Co.
(quar.
Universal American Corp., xonv.
.3-ii
.3-29.
Printing'Corp of America
FnMJc
:/
dividendlll
<pynamics Corp.
$1.12%45c
/* 87V2c
Climax
Metal
$4 preferred
.
investment- income
'Vdll-y National 'Bank
10c-
_
net
U..S.
3-15
;
.
3-25
——_J.if.i-'5c
(quar.)
3-29
;,.
r
Optical Co. (quar.)—
American Potash & Chemical, com.
•; '
$5 preferred. (quar.)-
,
' '
•
.
' i
v "
(quar.)w_—
(H. K.) 'Company
(Del.)
Corp. of 'Canada. 'Ltd.—
Power
Price
Rubber
1
3-30
-fHartford)Tiquar~7~• v
Corp..
3-15
3-15
American
•
United Servomation
Corp.
3-25
$1.75
Cable
.•
,
securities
profits) •
United Merchants & Manufacturers
'20c :
'
(quar.
&
8
U.-
10c
•
Corp. (quar.)_
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
-
2-26
35c
~5——Co.
com.
American
distribution)
United Income Fund
~
'.&V
'
Plastics
Co.,
American Motors Corp. (quar.)
American News Co, (quar.)
-
X&>,
liquidating
3-15
4-
$4.50
-
40 xentavos
'/Phillips, Screw., Co
<
-
!'_r-.;'""'"'20c v-.
4-1
—80c
sharp>
per
of
Sugar
Amercian
.
-
\ -3-22
time)
(s-a)______
3-12
per ^share)
Phoenix Insurance
3-
<
;
4%%
.
.
United Carr Fastener Corp.
(quar.)
y-v/MOc • ; 3-15- ,'•/3-11
iUnited Gas Corp.-(quar.>: 'v/40cv/'^;4i-;T',"3-ll;
United Funds:.'
- -,
v. -ri
<■
i.■% ■ J
r
*. •<
;/
8
-11'
25c
gains)—
(quar,)_
payment
1
12c:
(A payment ot 25 centavos
(a
3-
,l
.4preferred
(quar.)____„-i—:: :v v $1
3.90Vv*' preferred
(quar.)___—r 97Vic
I.ong Distance Telephone,
com.
o' < '
>yfe8'.» preferred
1 >
4"
Philippine
■v;;
5- 1
62V2c
3-12
4-9
-t
4- 9 ?
3- 5
? 3- 4
.<
3-15
; 3-153- 1 •
Felt
..American
•
equar.)
capital
$1.56Vt
(quar.) '•30c
(quar.)/ 1
50c
3%t%: preferred
^American
6
/
?
1
*
<
3-29
<
Caliiornia vjBank - (quar.).^.-^^-—/ l-s/ <40q "
(Initial
*,
ll-J,'"
realized
2-25
3-
4-80
•
'■t ^
12c
—
payment omitted at this
American shares-— - -
preferred
United
3-8
4-
.
Corp.—
*:
10c
-
United .Carbon- Co.-h
8
Pfizer (Charles) & *Co. ('quar.)
Z-u
'
Philadetphia Fund, Tnc.— :
(QrarteTly of >6c -from hivpRtmerrt Income
and <4c
Crystal
4- 1
5-1
(quar.)—
(quar.)__:—
Aiherican Electric Power Co.,?new
-3-4
-
3-20.
12%c<
-
,
•
8
$1.12%
Cm__~_u_^5"
..3-15
;
final, payment, of
"J4%
.
5
3-
^5C
Philip Morris, Inc., common
>
-•"3-
Pa".)~
(Reading,
3-18r-
•
:
15c.
subj. -to approval of stockholders May -1)^
Union Bag^Camn -Corp. :(quai"4-i_c_kij/j.-j
Union Pacific RR. Co., com. (quar,)_^^____
1
1
Cola "Bottling Co. x(f Long
Island, 'Inc.
Ona-t-vrly,
Service
3-
4-
Pepsi
Gas
.
•,
v
3-15
3-15
;
Pepsi-Cdla 'Co. iquar.)«_.
Peuolane
1./
3-15
$1.15
'Railway
■
8
34c
——————
& "Eastern
10c
-1
(quar.)——
Cable, common
3-15
4- 1
t;
37'/2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
&
/?.,■
43%c
.
*•-
Corp.*—
Unilever, k, V. New xork snares-—
'
/1A * final,, payment of: approximately *48c
8
3-29
3-
40c
(Wash. "D. 'C.)— '
Bank
3-
:
t
'$1,02%
'
uu;.—
City
Quarterly
;
4-15
4-
:
"
•
(quar.)
Peoples ((Lffe Insurance Co.
./
AV2%
preferred ' (quar.)——-——1
American Cyanamid Co., common (quar.)_'__
-''
10c '
^
'
approximately 77c
subject to approval of stockholders May
1, 1863)
3-13
3-16
preferred
Peoples'Trust
■
3-29
.
4.60'1
Chain
American
:},&
2-25
" A
>
,
American Commercial Barge Line Co.
;
*.
-..
* 37%e
.
quar.)
Unilever,. .Ltd.
//•.•.(A
3-18
1
4c
;
Light '(increased)
(quar. )
6-12
3-29
:4.40^;; preferred (quar,)—
'■
$1.10
3.35',r
preferrediquar.)—83%c
'
-
preferred
American
3-15'
3-15
25c
i
Co.
yH $6.25 preferred
3-15 ;.
.
/1- 3-22, i'6 3- 8
.'5e
'<
2.——■
Steer Forging
Williams
(Common
8
6-12
4-
30c
$1.50
__■
,
&
(increased
.
Increased
Co.—
iquor.i
Power
3-
..
Z
3-15
—
/><'4'.!10%.'-.preferred
4 V? ry
(quar.>
Water
3-22
// 10c
j__Z—$22 Vic
(quar.)
&
■;..
income)—
Quarterly.
Tropical O'as •'
das, Electric Light s Power—
3-20
3
6-28
22c
:
Corp.__—
Ltd.
Cr,
Gas
,
v30q^>-><'3-29
2-28
"} 2-28
.
t-Banie
National
Transue
4-10.
6-28 /
15c
'
>• •.
—
—
Tt'bss,
Time
Pennsylvania
v.
$1.25
t
-
3-15
// 3-15
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Can
preferred
(quar.)
American Cement Corp.,
4-1
2- 5
2- 8
3-15
-
20c
7%
■
15c
Bell
prelerred
4-15
4n 1 V>
3- 5
3-10
:-,4- 1
$1.62%
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
(quar.)
V American
3-26—: 3- 4/.s
j
20c
.
i;
Inc.
■
2-15
9
/
30c
93%c
Rubber—
preferred
American
-
5
3-313- 5
$0.51582
Inc.—,
Transcon -Lines
8
4-10
1
.5/1/}
/ 37Vic
Telephone (quar. I —:
Facfiic Ut-qpt-one & Telegraph, com.
(quar.)
Pacific
■,
3-
4- 4
3-22
- .350'.
« 4-* 1 *
3-15,
;
$1.25 r preferred ';-(quaK)i.-—_—'—^—- - 31 Vic'.-'.'<4-: i.- . •' 3-15 :
Thrifty ;Drug Stores,: 4 Va % preferred (quar.)
$ 1.12 Va
r3-31
3-11 •'/:•.
\ 4%% <preierred
(quar.)
$1,06%
* 3-31
v
3-11
Time, Inc.; ——2-—--75c • > 3-11^
2*28-'Times Mirror Co.
(quar1.)—
1
l2'/ac.
3-25
3- 8
Tishman Realty
& Construction
(quar.).___
13%c ' * 3-26
3-14
3-29
4-15
31J/4C
;
—■
Express
(quar.).
_.r——
3-31% >
^
//:• 27c,
u;>...30c
;;
(Houston). (qnar.^.-j.
Textron', ;Tnc//common/(increased)
3-29
4-
Fund,
Texas
4-15
——
,
preferred
Poors (Corp,
24c
i—:
Texas
3-29
approximately
(quar.)
2nd
—.—5c
•Tucson
Aggregates
Co.,
6%'i preferred
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Biltrite
prelerred
.
......L;
4
(Quarterly from Investment
Gulf Sulphur Co.
3-29
/
4-15
10c
:
Underwood
Pacific
--'/'
—
(quar.)—
Bros., Tnc
preferred
6Vi%
3-
25c
•
$15c
America,
—
9
90
$.112 per depositary share)„——...——./
Pacific
American
8
%
$1.02
.
—
3-15
4-20
4-15
'
-
1%.
of
3-22
4-20
50c
(quar.)
payment
3-22
3-31
40c
.
(quar.)
...
tax,
Z".
(quar.)
of
,
3-22
4-15
—40o
(A
;•
common
Co.-
3-1
3-22
3--6
3- 1
2-15
'
——
3-29
.
4-15
$150"
;
prof.
;
3-
'
.5% .
/—<:i -;l ';/•
00.—.
.
3-12
1
4-15
$1:02%
$1.02%
(initial)
com.
(Toledo)
-
SPA
3-27
3-30
3- 5
'
32c
—
(quar.)
Insurance
•qiwidenr'.
v
Olivetti -(I. »C.)
4-
(quar.)—$1.04
+quar.t.j
Trust Co.
Citizens
(
3-16
..3-15
/4-15
—u '90c
.Co,
..
Ohio
3-29
$1.02
dgilvie frlour Mills, Ltd., 'new
4-20
-
55c
25c
.
(quar.)
.
(quar.):
/. 3-' 8/
3-31
$1.06
$1.06%
$1.13
1 27Vic.
iquar.i——r
$4.11 (preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
Cement
Ltd.
Co.
75c
15c
.-/i/12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)--.
>, 27c -/ 3- 9
Co., "common (quar.)
*
15c
3-15
«
//i, 6%
preferred;
(quar.)—
$1.50
'4- X
=>
.'American & Foreign". Power. Co. —16c
%' 3-11
y
American Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)—
.(No action taken -on commoh payment' at.
17%c
3- 9
»
.*
;/ //
American Heritage Publishing Co., InCw (N. Y.)
this rtime.)
;•
r
; '
///;
Common
Sun Chemical Corp., com.
(quar.)_—
8c
3-14
(increased)—'—— ■» v 10c» *■ 4-1
'3-20'
Class
B
"(quar.)_———
•
8c
.3-14.
$4.50 preferred. tquar.')—_v__—
♦
^$1.13
% 4-13-20;%
American Hoist:*Se .Derrick
(quar.)—_—
20c
3-11
IBunjeam -Corp,; '>quar.)'/__ji._.^
—>*.«.
36c..
3-28
*- 3-18
American Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)——
,6%c
3-20
''^1' ^
^r'
v ??,-f
' *i>r
^
'r
American International
Corp.
—1__—_
10c
3-26
Taylor {Snstruments (quat.)
,•
18cr t 4-: I-- : :3<»15
American Investment Co. -of Illinois—
•Telephone Service Co. of uhio, class A*..n
•
.
,8c/! ^3.^0;
3-11
(Class B —9c ! ^ 3-30
3-11 •; v. v6%%. preferred
(quar.)
$1.31%
4- 1
American. Machine & Foundry Co. (quar.)
: $5 non-cum. preferred
22%c
3- 9
(quar.)
f • •
$1.25 ' • 3-30 • '
3-11
,
,
(quar.)
jjreterred
$4.10
(Minn.)
(quar.)_
/$4.03; {preferred
Mfg.
/ 3-15
:
..
.(quaiv)
No.thern States Power
8
3T 8
.:./3%.8Z
4- l"'- /
15c
if- preferred iquar.i .....——
Northern Insurance Co.' (N. Y.) (interim)
Nortaerh Fachic Ry
(qua**.)
Northwest Airlines, inc. (increased)———
■/;
3- 8
3-31
50c
—
Northern Indiana Public .Service—
4.22% preferred" (quar.);.
8
3-29
$3.75
3-il
l '.!.
* <4-
,by
•
30c
25c
(quar.)..—..
No.m-i^ieianador Corp.
(quar.)..————
Nort v' American Aviation
(quar..
:
Aluminum
•
Inc.
Holders
When
payable of Rec,
10c
;
common
preferred
Portland
-.Aluminium,
3-11
3-11
'
■Stanley Rome' Products^ Inc, ,,(qqar.) j__._l % ;.50c >
,4- •li ;-. ,'3-15 -■
;Stanley Works -..h-t.l 11 ■
25c - ^>3-29;v '.:'-3-ll'
Sterling ^Brewers, Inc. r(quar.)
'25c
-%4-12.. * 3-25
('Btokeiy-riWah Camp/ Incj/-, contmon
j—u—^ - „ *. 20c ,4- T-.'- - -• '3-I2-V:
'5%. preference ,iquar.)/.
25c --'V'4-.ri .-.3-121":
/•/ '^nd preferred • ^quar^.'-j_--//..... J—>;
3-.12 ^
Stvawbiudge & cGlothief,-' $5 pfd..
$1.25 - .. 4-* 1' • 3-26,.:
,'Styion. Qorp,-- ;>.• -V'
,
3-31
,.
File
8
3-
.
7-
3-
3-14
<
.'.preferred/(quar.),.j—ii*——-Z——''90c,.
3.90prelerred
(quar,).-,.—....——.
97 Vic
4.10',f; .preferred (quar.-—I——$1.02%
/ 7 4 85%
preferred •„ (quai%)"«kv,-.*.V*-^A-^V--. '$1.21%
';:-:.5.25r^, -preferred'/quai'..)
$1.31 %
Nicholson
-4- 1
;.
,30c.-
.
approval
Standard
Screw
Co.
(quar.).—
Standard-Thomson Corp., (quar.)
■
3.60%
■
4.08%
Alpha
-
Caihomia- Eaison
7
3-
1
4-'4,V V3-14''
(quar.)—_;T_—10c ;■
(increased i
70c
Niagara-.Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
50c
&'•. 3.40%/ preferred
(qv.ar.)..—85c
Yot«er
New
/ 4- 1 %
62'/2c
the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
Standard .&
„>■'»
L
Trap .ROCk
Co.
(quar.)
isubject
to
.
/ 3-14
3-18
4-
;
(Class A and class B payments "omitted at
this
..j.——Z/42'/2c
Commissioners)
'
New
—
'Original preferred (quar,).——
:,/'-'4.32% preferred (quar.).
3-11
4-
$1.37%
—
,-■'//•
Gas
-dividend
Southern
30c
(qi ar.)
5'%%
;
fquar.)——
prelerred'* (quar.)—_56%c
Jersey
Stock
1
4-
(quar.)
i 1 $1.18%
(quar.)..i—.u-..—W--.—• $1.09
York Auction
New
(inoreased)
Corp.,
'•/
.VShare
(quar.)
Supermarkets,
Allis-Chalmers
3-11'. ?
4
3-25 y.
18c.
;v
..
Stores
Allied
v
..
of Company
Maintenance
Allied
//:
$3 preferred stock
on the
Name
-
Allied
French Laboratories (quar.) // .
3uc 3-19
3Electric .& "Gas—v.-'-i-1',;''"■•••'f/v i'%.yy
preferred
4.50%
Service—
Public
Monday, March 4, 1963
"
(quar.)——.-u,——J-
Co.
cement
Orleans
New
Kline &
Common
u.':
Shawmut
.
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
•
'.
time.);
Carolina
£i'/c
•
National
*w;>
Simplicity. Pattern Co.
the
April 18.)
this
Smitn,
1
5-
$1.50}.
prelerred
(quar.)
——:
above payment will not be made if
plan
to
retire
the 6%
preferred
stock is approved at the annual meeting
fc%
f'-vf (No action taken
8
3-15
3-20
75c
r
3-
1
4-15
..(The
■//v
:>v>
of Company
Slmmons-Bdardman 'Publishing—
Register Co. (quar.)———
& Oil Corp.
(quar.)
—
.
Holders
When
per
•
.
f
Name
Payable of Rec.
(D. C.)—
uarierly
Cash
■/
Holders
When
Per
Share
.
.
National Bank of Washington
i,
//
v..
Name of Company
National
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(920)
.
93%c
/
"
4-15
4-
1
Number 6243
197
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Oil
of
7
pence
and
British
of
free
(Pinal
payment
proximately
■
J
Ltd.
of
Income
14
$.153
Columbia
Commerce
free
6-10
Ltd.—•
British Oxygen,
less British income tax...
6%%
Class
'
3—j.5
J_._
: B
P': IOC
(William
International
J.)
15c
3- 6
:
15c
3-29
>;
'
>■£
■
Semi-annual
.
Insurance
l
_
3-
$3.75
General
r
3-
8
'(From net income
Canada ..Packers, Ltd.-r
Class
3-15
3-15
1
3-
1
3-
1
25c
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
27 Vic
3-15
3-
1
20c
Creole
3-15
3-11
2-21
:
2-28
187Vac t
4-
1
3-8
$87 Vac
4-
1
3-
1
Carborundum
(increased
4-. 1
80c
&
3-15
3-30
2-28
3-30
3-
1
3-15
3-
3-4
45c
3-
8
2-15
40c
3-13
2-i 8
quar.)
—
43c
3-15
"
3-
%;i 30c;
;;
3-
-i-
——
4-
1
$1.12 Vi
6-1
5-15
4-26
3-29
4-26
3-10
2-28
3-30
3-15
3-22
3-
1
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
3-
9 ; V
2-20
-
Centr»vi Illinoi * Public Service,
4* preferred (quar.)
4.92 %
$1.23
Central
Wire
Steel 8s
Telephone
$2.50
preferred
$5
25c
Central
$5
3-
3-30
/
2-25
3-30
3-30
'
10 c
3-15
2-28
4-
1
4-
1
4-15
68c
3-29
preferred (quar.—
Champion Spark Plug Co. (quar.)
Chance
(A. B.) Company (quar.)———
Chattanooga Gas Co————————
Chemetron
Corp.,
common
Chemical
Enterprises,
Inc.
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc.
3-25
3-
4
$1.12 »/a
45c
4-1
3-
4
stock
common
shares
date
3-14
2-21
Dow
3-9
2-21
2-22
for
C
30c
who
exchanged
MiU
Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Co.
Chicago
Rivet &
Machine
3-1
CottQn
Quarterly
Quarterly
•
record
Dun
»v.
du
:;.L5^ 1".
87 VaC
$1.50
3-30
(quar.)l—
1.'
(quar )_,
-i
10c
r;
3-15
;
3/1
1
3-15
;
-
-
5%
5%
Cities
'
.
vote
on
two-for-one
;
„
split—
16
on
common
Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron,
preferred
L''' LL;
—
Electric
preferred
Peabody
Co.,
&
5-23
8
6-
3
9-
3
8-15
$1.25
12-
2
11-15
?:
3- 7
„
2-15
$1.10
3-11
18 Vac
3-
-
(quar.)
—
Bottling
3-15
3-
I
Co.
class
Company,
nrp.fp'rrn^
preferred
of
$6
3-
•2-18
9
35C
3-15
3-15
Edison
4V4%
3-
1
Edo
El
f :>3- 1
$4.50
3-
6
$4.72
35c
3-25
3-11
$5.40
1
'3-18
4-1
3-18
4-
$1.75
$1
(N.
Y.)
25c
(quar.)-.
»■"
3-29
A
3-
25c
3-12
53 Vi c
3-12
common (increased quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
America
dividend
8'
15C
(quar.)——
fnuar. i_.
*
-
!
;
j
3-14
'2-28
3-
1
3-
•'
1
.
87 Vac
9c
(increased).
•
2%
3-30
3-
8
3-
8
3-15
.
Power
States
Corp.,
-
-
1
3-15
5-
1
3-15
y.
32 Vic
4-15
3-11
(quar.)--——-.
50c
3-11
2-15
8
2-25
3-15
Francisco)
(San
Arizona
(Phoenix)—
35c
of
Chicago
Hawaii
of
,
40c
(Jersey City»
^
yy.
Co., Ltd.—
.
Drugs
Bros.
1
$5.36
El Paso
'
Bank
$7 pfd.
Steel
(accum.)
of
Machinery Co,
(stock dividend)
(quar.)_,
Class
A
Stores,
common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—.,..
•
(stock
—
:
&
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
;
4— •"'/
3-11
3-
25c
3-15
2-25
250
6-14
5-24
25c
common
Co., common
Electro
Class
Storage
Battery
25c
(stock
Corp.—
dividend)
Electrolux Corp. (increased)Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas
1-31
Elizabethtown
1-31
Emery
Air
Water
Freight
Co.
Corp.
"
L—£
(quar.)
Consolidated
A
9-16
8-23
25c
3-12
3-1
4--1
3-15
13%C
3-21
3-1
12 Vic
3-15
2-25
4-
1
3-20
20c
3-15
2-18
$1
3-15
2-18
$1.12 Vi
3-15
2-18
3-15
2-18
30C
3-19
2-2o
5c
3-14
2-21
3-11
2-11
3-15
2-15
4-
3-15
1
> y
'
56 ViC.
7;
5%
t$1.25
IOC
-
:
4- 1
4- 1
4-
3-15
45c
3-15
3-29
25c
"v:
3-15
30c
25c
».J
3-15
:
,1
Corp.
tGas
Service
Geco
3-15
3-
4%
3-14
2-21
3-15
2-15
30c
4-
4-15
•
I
1
$30c
4-29
3-79
10c
3-11
2-25
•
3- .1
L
5C
3-1 J
(quar.).
"415C
3-21
2-28
1I5C
6-21
5-31
30c
5-
1
4-
1
3-29
3-15
4-30
4-16
3-31
V
5C
37 Vic
3-15
$1
60c
60c
3-
45C •'L 3-
-----
(quar.)
3-
3-15
2-21
5-15
4-26
15c
5-15
4-26
15c
;■
(quar.)
5-15
4-26
Investors
(quar.)———L
4-
$1.12 Vi
■
preferred
—
4-10
4-10
3- 4
3rt \4,,
3- 4
3y4
3-4
3- 4
3-13
1
,
'""-
l
'■L;;
Foods
General
Corp.
,
'
2-11
2-27
2-27
2-27
y
2-27
2-27
2-27
•
2-21
4-1
y
2-27
-
2-15
3- 1
3-15
3- 1
"■'■■■
2c
3-
'/4LL;:
;
10c
r
3-15
30C
-
3-15
1
3- !5
3-22
3-1
3-14
L
30c
3-
3-15
25c
37 VaC
.
2-15
2-21
8
45c
;%;;3-
6
2-15
50c
(quar.)—
Corp.,
-u
"2^; 5
5
'
Co.—-—.———
Motors
3-
10c
.
Xquari)i——L-L—:—
Finance Corp.
(quar.)_—
Fireproofing Co
l
General
N
•?2--8
10c
—
General Crude Oil Cov
General
3-
9
2-14
$1.25
5-
1
—
common
$5
preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (qiiar.)——
———
4-: 8
c
5-1
4-8
30c
3-30
3-
(quar.).
30c
3-11
3-15
$1.60
(quar.)
—
convertible preferred Mquar.)—-—
$1.18%
$4.75
preferred
General
Portland
General
Precision
$4.75
Cement
93%
—.—y—
(quar.)
Equipment,
—-—
com.
pref.
General
Signal
General
(quar.)
Corp.
Industries,
Steel
3-15
40C
%
•■•
2-28
5-27
1
3-: 8
4-
30c
■
2-28
6-15
$1.18%
———
(quar.)——————
8
2-21
.
■(
.
Inc.—
25c
3-29
3-15
Telephone & Electronics, common—
20c
3-31
2-20
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—————
preferred (quar.)
———4V4% preferred (quar.)
—
5.28% preferred1 (quar.).
LLll
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
———
George Putnam Fund (see Putnam Fund)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
55c
4-
1
2-20
4.75%
59 %c
4-
1
2-20
New
common
General
L
2-28
4- 5
(quar.)
; (quar.)^L
Corpyl—-——~——-
?
1
25c
25C
Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)—.—.——i—
American
5
2-15
9
3-29
$25c
—
(quar.)
convertible preferred
$4.50
2-25
3-25
Acceptance
preferred
preferred
General
L
Ltd.
3-15
50c
L.
(quar.).*—
3-1
3-15
12 Vac
class A (quar.i
(quar.)
Co.
Mines,
General
-2-26
—,
^
Knitting Mills,
(initial)—
'
4< 1
53 Vic
4-
1
2-20
54 Vic
4-
1
2-20
3-23
—~
$1.24
Giant
Portland
Cement
Giant Yellowknife
Extra
!
Gillette
;
Glenmore
B
Goodwill
;
Goodyear Tire
Gorham
Corp.
Gould-National
Government
Co.,'class A
(quar.)—
-—
Inc.,
L——:——
(quar.)_^——-——
& Rubber Co.
iqUar.)——
1
73-15
3-28
3-28
2-25
2-25
5
3-
1
17 Vic
3-15
3-
4
17 Vac
3-1 :>
3-
4
3-
7 27 V2C
4-10
2-25
.3-14
2-27
25c
3-15
2-15
*»-
55c
12 Vic
7
Batteries
C.)
(quar.)
Insurance
8
30c
3-15
3-
1
32 Vac
3-15
3-
1
20C
3-26
3-
—-—
—
D.
4-*
5c
(initial s-a)
Company
Employees
(Washington,
3-15
'
(quar.)L—
Products Corp.
Stations.
1
L $15C 77
+10c
,
—
Global Steel
F.)
3-15
4-
20c
—
r—
•
Class
1
-
Co._——
(ouar.)_
Goodrich -(B.
3-15
$1.15
Mines, Ltd.—:_l
Distilleries
3-15
4-
$1.15
(quar.).
—
Co.
3-15
1
4-: 1
$1.23
$4.92
preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred 1962 series
r
2-8
4L:;i,
4-
■
$1.25
2-8
3-23
25c
,1%.
Georgia Power Co.— "
$5 preferred
(quar.)__
2-20
GGc
4—
dividend
Stock
/•
2-29
.3-15
1
3-29
55c
(quar.)__
2-28
5c
class A (monthly)—-_-.L
Candy
4-5
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
'
3-20
20c
Cigar
y/./•.
5% :.
3-28
3- 8
(quar.;_
3-15
15C
45C
General
V 2-20
-
4-15
(quar.)_—.,
1
'":-4-;l.
56 Vic
3- 4
" 30c
^
;V
$1.25
(quar.)_;
General
3-15
3-11
$1.35
—-
1
$1.25
,
;
(quar.)
Garrett
2-21
3- 8
3-12
4- 1
$1.34
(quar.——
Natural Gas.
:7; 4-17'
4-30
15c
—•
General American Oil Co. (Texas)
General Battery 8s Ceramic Corp,
General Box Co. (quar.
5-1
y
5%
dividend)—„—1
3« 1
■
19 Vic
(quar.)
class A
Co.,
Garland
/
' 2-15
;
5- 1
Electric Co., common (increased)— y 16J/2C
preferred (quar.)__
Y
$1.03
preferred (quar.)__.
$1.12 !/a
preferred (quar.)___
—
$1.18
--Elastic Stop Nut Corp.. of America
Electric
y
$1.50 V.
10c
50c
$1.0614
1
2-15
Fuller (George A.) Co.
(quar.
Furmah-Wolfson (Initial) -
.3- 1.
2-21
2-28
/ 2-15
3-15
'
i
3-
3-28
5
Lj-4—-
E.)
Fruehauf Trailer
3-4
3-29
4- 1
-
3-
3-28
8%
—
—
2-25
2-25
2-20
\
^3-29
i $1.75
(quar.)—
3-28
50c
(quar.)—
2-25
3-15
$1.12Vi
—
Florida
3-15
50c
6-14
25c
&
Corp.
(Charles
Frost
;
(accum.)^—
3-15
—
(quar.)
Compames, Ltd. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)———-rFrontier Refining Co. (quar.)—
.
::
3-
3-30
15C
(quar.)-.——_
company
Corp.
General
$1.75
>
1
3-15
■
3-15
3- 8
.
.30c
,
1
7-
—
Cleveland)
in
National
3- 1
2-26
4-1
2%
y
—4
4-
,40c
(quar.)
Fraser
3-1
" /
-5c,
.
3-
40C
(quar.)„_
(increased)
Friden,
...
3-15
3-11
3-28
4-1
3-16
3- 8
^
15c
30c
31V4C
—
1
5-
Co.
Worth
Fram
3-20
3-21
3-15
-•
•
>
52Vic
—
(quar. )„
Corp.,
Corporation
Paso
$4.12
4-1
(interim)
—
L
—
(quai.).,
Co.
preferred
Eckerd
-3-14
1.12 Vi
-
3-15
5-8
4- 1 y
.
^
r—
preference
Eastern
1
3-29 7
"
Colgate-Palmolive
Corp.
2-11
30c
;
"
3-14 y",
4-25
4-25 *
32c
4-1
> 46 "Mi C1' ■*'
1.i" l
50c
4-1
:51V4C
4-1 •
51%c ' 4-1
.y52lic % 4- 1
«.j>a
Eastern Gas 8s Fuel Associates—
4Vi% preferred (quar.)__
11.12*4'
1
(quar.)
Cole National,
2-26
3-20
25c
—
—
5
1%
32'/a c
2-15
4-1
,-2- 7
3-1
2-27
87V^c
(quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)
Corp,
dividend
' 3- 8
3-21
"4- 8,
;
30o '
Corp.," 5%
Kootenay
7%
y
2-15
65c
,
y
;
5
5
3-
7 Vic
Corp. (quar.i
Ltd.
(stock dividend)—
Foster-Wheeler
2-25
3-15
$1.50
.i.
33-
1
3-1
4-" 1
3-14 ;
5-1
,
27V2C
—
(quar.)——
Company
Eagle-Picher
5-15
3-11 l;
(increased).
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Bank
Bank
Foster Grant Co.
4-19
6-
$1.25
common
preferred
Colonial
5-10 /
•
$1.25
(quar.)_
7%
3V2%
Duro-Test
Illuminating—
4%
Coleman
Duriron
3-20
bast
1
common
(quar.)—
preferred
2-26
'*
Stock
-
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
9-18
;
;
3-15
3-15
4-
—
Moore
Steel
Motor
: Fort
-
(quar.).—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)——_—
Dura- Corp. (quar.)^_^._
a
-
Cluett
4.20%
6-18
~
;:L4-;:i;;;
25c
preferred
$4.50
split)
56V4C
of
Building
8s
Formsprag
;
2-28.
•
(quar.L—-L.—$1.12'/a
preferred" (quar.)^i;
Dynalectron
Citizens
Utilities, class B (increased-quar.)
City Investing Co. (stock dividend)
City National Bank (Detroit)
(quar.)
City Products Corp.! (quar.)
Clark Equipment Co.
(quar.)_
H
2
3-14
$1.75
(initial)
Co.,
Cleveland
10-
3-19
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Service
$4.50
3-20
•
;
3-15
2%
50c
..y
preferred (quar.)..^__.
4.10% .preferred (quar;)^.;
4,15% preferred (quar.)—_
•
April
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)preferred
(quar.)__,
$4.40
3-15
'
.4%
2-15
•"':
$1.40
(quar.)L:-_———/-a^-—L_i
will
common
Cincinnati,
2
30c
preferred
proposed
2 L
7-
*
(interim)
preferred
,'3.-75%
3-1
5
4-
30c
$1.25
i-r;
:
;
3-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
!
Stockholders
5%
Ford
3-12
3-1
3-12
2-15
2-20
2-20
3-15
7c
40c
'
45c
* $1.75
•. $1.34
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)
*
•
& Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
(E. I.) de Nemours Co.—-
-8
■
Fluor
3-15 j
3-1-i
3-1
3-25
3-15
Ltd.
Pont
$4.50 preferred
2-28
3-28
25c
.
Oil%(quar.)
Chrysler Corp.—
:
2-26
;,
: 3-29
i./8c
'
2-15
20c
•*•
.
Power
$3.50
/
3-15
■
-
.
Common
6
3-15
■
30c
; :
31
?
3-29t
25c
(quar.)j
4-5
3-21
;
1
62 Vic
(quar.)
Christiana Securities C0.4 common,
New
.
$45c
40c
,r' $10c
7%
*
Title & Trust
Chickasha
7%
3-29
3-18
-
1
3
3-15
■
20c
V
(quar.)
common
I
Westchester
Florida
3-11
4-1
dividend)—^
3-
3-29
'
(5-for-4
Insurance
Futtermaft Corp.,
*
2-28
h. 3-15
:
2bc
45c
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Foremost Dairies,
Inc., common (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)__
——_—-
1
20c
;
3-15
40C
,
——
'
(quar.)
3-31
2-^5
g -f 3-' 4V
'
,: J5c.
y
4-15
2-i.o
■
(quar.)i_-_-._-«_-_---,L
■
Walt Disney
(see
Steel
(stock
2-28
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly : »»»»-.—:«Fisner Foods, Inc., common (quar.)—.Li-$5
preferred
(quar.)___.__.—,——
Fitchburg Paper, class A (quar.)i._-__^/—.iFleming Company, common (quar.)_
5% preferred - (quar
Flintkote Company, common
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—.
J.
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Florida Power & Light, common-^—
1
25c
(quar.)—
Co., ;common; (quar.).i
—
preferred
(quar.)
5.36% preferred (quar.)
—^—
Duke
/
(quar.)-
Instrument
Musical
Chicago
.
,
20c
Properties-Corp.
'-'Monthly • ,w.:
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A. Inc.
3- 4
3-20
Co.
3-15
30c
3VeC
tqaar.)
piu.
2-27
40c
Square
4-5:
2-27
2-27
4* 1
3-15
.:
-Drew
their
&
for
Lumber
.fe
3-25
$1
1
—:
2-19
Chemical
2-15
r
2-26
•
■
3-4
,
—
Chemical,
2-15
3-11
3,7 Vic7.
Seagrams
&
3-15
National
First
3- 4
4-15
3- 7
4- 1
;T >
,12 VaC .'
Corp., 4% -preferred (quar.).———
Dresser
Industries, -Inc.
(quar.)——'
.4-1'
4-15
5c
O common
by
this payment)
preferred (quar.)
qualify
3-11
25c
Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago Great Western Ry., 5% pl'd.
Chicago
'.
Dravo
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.).
Chicago,
Chicago
•.
3-25
$1.25
quarterly—
Tar
2%
—«
(initial)
Bank
National
Flschback
4- 5
2-28
3-15
'J.;3-15
/
(quar.)_
$20c
"Donnelley (R." R.) & Sons Co. (quar,).-r • 8c
Douglas Aircraft '(stock dividend)
'
" 5%
Dover
Corporation, (qiiar.)
j;—
20c
25c
common (quar,)_
Baltimore & Ohio RR.
(Stockholders of
Dominion
7Vac
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3J/a%
4r30,
,
,
(increased)
Foundries' &
3-io
(Tentative payment conditioned upon the
acquisition by the trust of the 55 Public
3-1
3-20
20c,
,VlOc ^
Western RR.
Dominion Stores, Ltd; (quar.)
-
4c
Champion Papers, Inc.
$4.50
Increased
Dominion
3-22
,
60c
Productions)
3-15
,
3-15
20c
:
(quar.)—
Corp.
National
First
12- 5
3- 1
3-1
3-11
;
3-15
$1.18
r•
50c
30c
&
Divco-Wayne Corp.
2-28
12c
12 Vac
—■
"
$1.04
,
-
.
55p
Disney (Walt) Productions
2-28
3-15
Realty & Construction Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Stores, Inc., (quar.)--—.
Special ' L.U*.- .Li
First Surety Corp. (stock dividend)
First Union Realty (Cleveland)
9-5
,
7.2-28-
1
3-15
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-5
10- 4
12-27'
..
Distillers
preferred (quar.)_
1
,r—
:
preferred :<quar.)
Li.
LI.
preferred <quar.)
l—l_j.il-Century Shares Trust—
'(Quarterly from net investment income)—
■
7-5
50c
50c
-
Corp
Fund
New common
3- 4
3-4
Mfg. (increased)
12 Vic
Corp,...;...
;..
15c
Devoe & Raynolds Co. (quar.)—35c
2-28
3-15
$1.25
4.15%
,
4-5
4-5
'
<;
28V4C
Inc.
Corp.,
preferred
Fireman's
6-17
0-16
3-1
Alkali Co., common (quar.)_
45c
$4 preferred (quar:)
—'
—$1
Diana Stores Corp. (quar..12Vic.-
2-25
'4.75%
5.44%
.
7- 1
9-30
3-15
5%
—
4-
1
4-1
-
5!/2%
First Bank Stock Corp.
3-29
.
1
National
Diamond
2-25
31c
Transformer Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)
'i——"
Vermont Public Service—
Rio Grande
General
$2.25
First
Dialight
1
2-25
2-25
33 3/4 c
—
preferred
Central
3-13
$1.25
,
Financial
4- 4
—
8s
Steel
.25c,
-u
America, class A (quar.)—_«
(quar.)—.
Federation.
/jv
3-18
*
Denver
Gasket
B
4-19
4-19
—
Detroit
.
—
Class
National Bank
50c
Foods, Inc.
(increased)
Chicago Trucking Co. (increased)—l
Detroit
3-30
•
62 Vic
.
Finance Co. of
Financial
First
•
•
4- 1
....
1
$50c
(quar.)
First National
25c
50c
profits) -i_—
3-18
.
3-30
250
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.35 preferred (quar.)--—————
'4.96% preferred ' (quar.)
f
Deltowh
■
.
62 Vic
(quar.)
Paper Products Corp.
Corporation
(quar.)—
First
$1.75
$1.75
20c
Denver
3-18
4-15
'Co.^.ii__7liI_--J—
Co., common
(quar.)—
securities
preferred
Corporation
Filtrol
..
(Quarterly payment of 2 Vic irom' net investment income and 10c-from realized
%
(quar.)
Fibreboard
Fund—
3-30
3-30
15C
—
Central National Bank
Central
3-30
$1
(quar.)_____—i
(Chicago) (quar.),
preferred
20c
(iricr.}
com;
4.60%
Ferro
2-15
2-21
$1.75
r-
;
2-25
30c
2-28
„
Delaware
.
2-15
—
3-14
12 Vic
.
preferred (quar.)
;, Deere: & Company, (quar,)
3-29
4
j-15
...
50c
(quar.)____
—.-y.--,
$56
—.
5%
——
dividend
3-14
3- 9
preferred (quar,)—1.1L-.1.1—93%c
Malleable Iron, common..——
25c
Dayton
JlOc
^
3-
3-
2%
-
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
3-29
20c
Mines
50c
45c
G.
•Stock
2-26
1
.
(quar.)-__y
Nickel
30c
(quar.)
3-14
,gOc 1 s 4^"1
v5% pr^ri'ed. (quar;)—4.-!l
Ddha Loi'th^'commbn (quar.).w
i
50c
3-15
3- 4
3-15 "
:
10c
Federal Paper Board Co.
Inc.—
Cigar Corp.—
Daffiri
Corp., ^quar^Daisy Manufacturing Co
1
—.111—t
Dan Rivef Mills, copinion (quar.
'
IV,
15c
-L.———/■
———
Co.
preferred
3-
—
Federal Pacific Electric,
3-25
4-15
2-28:'
3-15
.
preferred
First
35c
3-
3-li
<
—
2-28
3-1
3-11
L 2-20
3-15
—
v
Farrel-Birmingham Co. (quar.jf«.«.-^».'-.w—l
Fay (Leslie), Inc., class A_
Fed-Mare Corp. (s-a).
^'^1.-::
4
3-1
'
3-15
3-15.'
656
Forsier
Mines
W.
D.
2-25
8
Castle- (A. M.) & Co.'-/--w-,i,——
10c
Ceco Steel Products (quar.)—:—__
30c
——ui-'.
Central Illinois Light, common
44c
(increased)
;4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
.l_
$1.12 l/a
/ '4.64%
preferred
$1.16
(quar.)-..:—I
.
Cyprus
8
$5c
—
&
33/4%
4Vi% preferred (quar.)—
Cassiar
Asoestos,
Ltd.
(quar.)—
7VSiC
1
3-11
•
8c
•
5%
4
3-15
Seal
3-20 :
2-22
3-22
22 Vic
dividend
Falconbridge
2-25
3-22
2-20
3- 1
4
5
•
25c
<
${ 'fiu'i
.
Monthly •
4-1.,
3- 5
3-
87 Vic %
(quar.)
EiectroniC3_^—
Corporation
Stock
6
3-ld
25c
(quar.
Fafnir Bearing Co. (quar.)
J'airmont i-oods Co., common
3- 5
3- 8
'3- 5
3-11
25c
10%
8c
J)3%ov
—*
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
2-28
8-20
Co.
/
Extra
2-22
-
8c
—
Scott
1
80c
-
Pirie
3-
12 Vic
*
Carey: (Philip) Mfg. Co. (quar.)1
I
•'
Carnation Company (increased)
i—LCarpenter Steel Co. (quar.)
Carriers & General Corp.—
,■ V. i
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Carson
2-28
v
3-14
17ViC :
2oC
Company
2-28
1
3-31
$7>/2C
8
FMC
5-20
18
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings (quar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
50c
-
''
Stock
25o
v
-
40c
40c
:
each
(quar.)
(initial)
Co.
&
ivug.
k\Y
3-
6-10
25c
4-
for
share
Pittsburgh RR. Gtd,
Resistor Corp., 90c pfd.
(
3-5V
2-25
3-18 .* -'3- 4,.
3-15
'3-1
3-22
3- 8
3-9
2-18
45c
Corp.
Capital
Lspey
3-20
45c
(Dallas) (quar.)____
(One
8s
Erie
3-15
3-11-
55c
...
3-15
3-14
•4-
$45c
;
■-
4-16
$100
3-15
37 Vic v
(quar.)
u
Orush; International, Ltd.
(quar.).
1
CTS Corporation (quar.)
Cuban-American .Sugar.Co.—
7% preferred (quar.)—
7% preferred (quar.)—.1-—...
7%
preferred (quar.)
Curtis
(Helene) Industries
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp., common
(quar.)$2
preferred
(quar.)
$2 preferred
(quar.)
$2
preferred : (quar.).
$2 preferred
(quar.)
^
2-20
3-29
&
Cork
convertible
Crum
-
tl5c
3-15
Petroleum
Crown
2-15
•
3-20
$90c
3-15
15c
Corp.—
;
Crocker-Anglo National Bk. (San Francisco)
Quarterly
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
$2
■
L
kne
2-21
3-15
10c
Cox "Instrument Corp. (reduced)—
Crane Company-, 3%% pfd. (quar.)—
1
"
Equity
-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
100
s-a)
Emporium Capwell Co.
3-22
2-20
When
-
held)—
shares
2-20
;
16Vic
•
■,
1
27c
10c
'Class B (quar.
Cap & Gown Co., class A-__.i.-.
ill.,
Capital City Products (quar.)....._.^.._
93%c
(quar.)(quar.)-L--»..ii__...
Copeland
Refrigeration
(quar.)
.i
Copperweld Steel Co;_
Corroou & Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd, (quar. )—
Cosnat Corp. (stock, dividend)
Cott Bdttling COi bf New England.^.—-—.-
2-22
3-15
.....
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp:
3-13
25c
*
preferred
Continental Steel
3-
-
-Extra
1
3-15
4-1
(quar.)45c
common
«-14
22>/aC
...
Co.,
3-30
25c
(quar.)
.Class' B (quar.
'
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Canada Wire & Cable Ltd., class B (quar.)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
;
Canadian Celanese, Ltd. (increased)
L
Canadian Chemical, Ltd. (quar.)
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)_
.Cannon Mills/common: (quar.).'.^-.i.
■
5-
3-15
dividend
■
13
Share
Phonographs—
Mig. Co. ■ (quar.)
State Oil Co.
(lncreaseu
Stock
Co;
3-15
Co.
,
A
Water
4-20
t32y2c
:
30c
8s
-V
v;" '
Employers Casualty Co.
3- 1
3- 1
30c
6-28
:
U9c
*.'
Empire
3-15
^ $1.43 '.':': ,3-15
(quar.)
Continental Insurance Co. (N. Y.)-(quar.)..Continental ' Oil * eo.w.^...—1
4-16
.
jt
Lmnar«
3-30
3-30
(quar.)
/:/:6%;:--preference'Xquar:')i-^i-i^-L.ii-ii
8
3-
:
3-25
class A
Ltd.-—
una,
Co.
pielerred
6Vi% -preferred: (quar.)......;.......^..^.
••
Canada
Canada
Emerson Radio
3-15
**
4-19
$1.12Vi
—
Continental Commercial Corp., common
60c preferred (quar.).
...
;
8
2%
—
Cameo-Parkway Records, Inc.,
Cement, Ltd.
1.6%%
preference, (quar.).
A
Continental Can
1
noc
-
Life
;
3-29
"
5
25C y
(quar.).._...^.4.-.-~-,—
States
3-29
250
A*
.
Utilities, common - (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.).
.
'5%. conv. preferred Xquar.)Li-v-34
;5.40%
preferred
(quar,).-..i—
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
;L_y_L
California-Western
3-1
4-19
40c
(quar.)
common
f
of Company
2-25 *
3-29
3-8 ''
4
,
2-13
3-29
25c
#
i—iy
California-Pacific
>
ioc.;-;
10c
;
(stock dividend).———_
Co.
" •\3^
■
..i.
Ink
3-15
31V4C
•'fc
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd
California
2-25
3-15
50c*
.
2-18
3-15
$300
.i.—ll
—L
Burroughs Corp;
(quar.)
Mills, Inc., common.
Bush Terminal Co.
3%8
-
Burrus
Common *
*
Detective
t
l ;>
3-8
1
'
—
Agency, Inc. (N..Y.)—
Class A (quar.
'-Class. B (quari)^i...^.—i
1
*
'
* ;
■
4-
4-
-
10c-
—
;$1.20 participating class A (accum.)—-—
Brunswick Corp/ ( quar.)
—^..^..^.^..4.
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (increased).::.—
Buckingham Corp., class A—,
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)
—L—«.—L
*
t
3-15
(quar.)...
preferred (quar.).....
Bruck Mills, L.d.~-
TVic
35c
10c
(921)
,
Per
Name
,
(quar.)
————
25c
3-15 .
3r 1
Connohlo, Inc.,-5 40c r'preferred : (quar.)..' l
10c
4- 1
3-20 '
Consolidation Coal Co, :Xquar;) —1.1—^ ''-40c
' 3-15 3- 1
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.) (quar,).—^
75c
3-15
2-1
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
~
Quarterly.
-__i/
25c
4-5
3-20
Consolidated Foods Corp.
(quar;)ii.——•> : 30c/ \;4*'
■ 3-11,
'Consumers- Power;-Co. ■
/ v
- *
-•
J
;'
$4325 preferred (quar.)—i'iwi.$1.12Va 1 4-1
3- 8
$4.52 preferred (quar.
$1.13
4- 1 "
3- 8 'av $4.16:.-preferred
;
$1.04
4- I s
8
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago) (quar.)
25c
^3-15
- 2-26
3-14
cquar.)^.....!.^....
Distillers Corp.—
•4%
Burns
M-
Co.,
Edison
series
Connecticut
(quar,i2IU.w^.LJU-:-:i.i-i-^-i.^".
A.
Class
-
3-1
5.72%
When Holders
Payable of Reet
Share
Community Public Service (quar.)
5
1
,
Broad Street Trust Co.
Brown-Forman
4-
3-15
British Columbia Packers, class A (s-a)
137 Vic
7 - Class B ■ (/ ;:'v4o0c/;
4-25
8-1
115c
,
3%
Credit
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth
British
of
.
Per
"
*
dividend
Stock
4Vi%
ap¬
Forest Products (increased) ;!-
,f
,1
*
(quar.)—
Broadcasting System tqUar.)—
Clearing House (increased)
Commercial
to
.___
Columbia
of Company
Colonial Sand & Stone,Co.
Tax)
equal
pence
and
Tax)
Income
British
•
Name
*
_
:/'v,
$25c
<
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
\
Tobacco, Ltd.—
Ordinary (interim payments
equal to approximately $.071
Registered &
k
,/
Co.,
American
British
.
'
of Company
Name
British-American
•
Co.
(quar.)—_—..
/.
,
Continued
on
page
1
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(922)
14
.
.
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Highest
16
55
29
7
41% Feb
18
Abacus
Fund
72% Jan
17
84% Feb
27
Abbott
Laboratories
15
81% Mar
39% Jan
9
Jan
23
56 % Aug
12% Feb
25
14% Jan
14
88% Feb
26
Jan
15
24
21% Jan
52% Jun
25
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
4
60% Oct
24
99 % Jan
2
68'A Feb
28
11'A Oct
-■
28
21
Jan
33% Feb
21
May 29
23% Jan
90% Jan
Oct
10
13% Jan
2
25
9% Sep
22
25
3.
Jan
2
47% Mar
1
—
4174
4174
4174
8374
84%
84 Vb
84%
1274
131/a
12%
13%
ABC
Vending Corp——-1;
ACF
Industries
Steel
Co
10
'
x25Va
2574
25%
25%
13% Jan
24
12% :>>
121/4
12%
121/4
12 V4
54% Feb
6
51
49%
50
4774
49 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
13%
13%
14
23
51%
1474
23 Va
5074
Admiral
5074
14%
23
23
23
23«/4
2274
22%
23
1574
1574
15%
1574
1574'.
15%.
1574
1574
151/a
15V4
x60'/«
613/4
60%
61
60 Va
61 >:
60
61
5974
60%
9,400
56 Vu
56%
5674
57%
55V4
56 V2
5674
17,100
1
15% Jan
—1
•
Corp
—No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
28
11% Jan
3
11
26% Jan
8
Aeroquip
14 % Jan
3
16'A Feb
6
Air, Control
Feb
4
10
Air
4% Jan
2
Jan
59% Jan
12
54% Jan
Corp
Corp
•— I
Products
50c
Air Products & Chemicals____—.—1
14
A
65
Reduction Inc-—
40 % Mar 26
35
Feb
12
38 % Jan
8
22% Apr
4
19
Jan
3
?l% Feb
18
Alco Products
Jan
2
27 % Feb
26
30% Jan
29
Aldens
9
93% Jan
22
19.
May 29
24% July 25
39
89% Dec
94% May 16
4
91
12 % Mar 20
Jan
10% Mar >1:
J
Alabama
_
!
Inc
2
35%
3574
35% '
3574
3574
3574
201/4
20%
20'/a
2074
20%
2774
2774
*93%
95%
5
28 Vb
2874
27%
27%
2774
—-.-100
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
11
10%
35%
35%
35%
50%
50%
*99
51%
99%
99%
23
23'A
x22%
Alleghany Corp
i
10%
5
34
Jan
2
42 % Jan
11
32% Jan
2
38% Jan
23
39% May 28
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
52% Jan
28
6 '/o
convertible preferred—__10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
l
Allegheny Power System.
5
*35%
2
■
tu
9o
Dec
10
93
Jan
2
-100
19% Jan
2
_1
AO
.
34% Oct
2
23% Mar
16% May 29
Jan
57
42% Mar
4
18
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
23% Feb
25
Allen
1
46% Jan
15
Industries .Inc—
2
14% Jan
28
Jan
2
44% Feb
27
Allied Mills
Feb
15
87a Jan
4
Allied
Products
49% Jan
2
54 V
12
Allied
Stores
Jun
87% Jan
o
17% Feb
15
13% Jan
44% Jan
31
40
25
9 % Feb
45% Oct
26
-
7
Feb
8
91
23
16% Feb
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
Allied Supermarkets
24
23
Jan
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
29
Allis-Chalmers
91 % Feb
25
88
3
4%
preferred
Inc
Mfg
14% Dec
21
30% Jan
16% Feb
28
19 Va Feb
7
16% Oct
24
49% Mar 20
25% Feb
28
30% Jan
8
Alside
89
100% Mar
5
Jan
3
2u Vs Jan
2
V 23% Jan
23
Aluminium
Limited
Jun
25
68% Mar 23
53% Jan
.2
60% Jan
14
Aluminum
Co
22
23
20% Jan
7
28 % Feb
27
May 29
.34
28% Jan
17%. Jun 25
18
84% Jun
15% Oct
24
Jun
26
16% Oct
22% Oct
Amalgamated Sugar Co
9
22 % Jan
2
25 Va Jan
3
15
113 Va Jan
2
122% Jan
24
Amerada
1
22 % Jan
16
27% Feb
11
Amer Agricultural
Mar
23
17% Jan
3
Feb
16
97
Feb
11
18
40% Jan
4
17% Jan
2
25
30 \ May 18
26
Feb
14
62
23% Jan
114
20% Feb
Amerace
6
100 .!>
Jan
26
American
21
American
American
Bank Note"common
July 19
65*
Jan
14
Feb
26
Oct
18
18% Jan
4
13% Jan
2
16% Jan
11
American
Bosch Arma
91 %
Jun
25
53% Apr
25
48% Jan
11
55 % Feb
19
American
Brake
Co
American
Broadcasting-Paramount
38% Jan
14
47% Feb
1
42% Jan
30
'
*
25
47% Feb
19
30% Mar
38% May 29
47 % Feb
19
45 Va Jan
17
38'A July
41 % Mar
9
40 % Jan
2
22% Jun
.1
*
Theatres
5
1074 Jan
25
.
11% Jan
22
American
7%
;
Co
——
5 American Cement Corp —
American Chain •& Cable
20
23
34'A Feb
13
23% Jan
8
28% Jan
24
American
31% May 29
51% Jan
5
4174 Jan
3
50
Feb
27
Feb .26
94
American Crystal- Sugar common.10
f4%%
prior preferred-——100
American Cyanamid .Co -———_*ilo
20
Oct
3
94
Dec
21
90'
35% Jun 25
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
84
31
Jan
Jun
28% Oct
36
Jun
25
8% Oct
25%
14
31
64 % Dec
.Ton
4
20% Mar
7
29
2
3
Jan
18
54% Feb
1
44% Jan
Jun
25
1
23
32% Mar
1
36% Jan
J
62% Jan
18
May 29
2
24% Feb
874 Jan
2
11
40% Feb
3474 Jan
30
40
Feb
18
5074 Feb
28
58% Jan
22
American
Home
4
American
19V4 Mar
1
23
5
Jan
Jan
3
16
Jan
23
2
21% Jan
7
Mar 20
106% Nov
> 42
104
% Jan
Jan
25
104
Jan
.
20% Jan
2
24% Feb
79% Sep
7
86
Mar 19
81
Jan
2
84% Feb
18
23
40
Jan
3074 Jan
3
36% Jan
29
5
12% Oct
24
22% Jun
27
11% May 23
30% Oct 24
Oct
24
'48% Mry 29
8% Oct 24
105% Nov
29
101
Jan
2
109
1
American
American
1
31
Jan
Hardware
5%%
American
Feb
14
American
Motors
Corp_
45% Jan
18
American
Natural
Gas
19
24% Jan
24
73% Jan
2
61'/a Jan
2
65% Jan
25
American
32 Va Jan
2
Optical
10% Jan
17
15
25
American
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
Meter Co
Co
Rad
Jan
7
154% Jan
25
16'/4 Jan
2
18% Jan
24
Std
Sany
&
40% Feb
7
17
9 Va Jan
2
11% Jan
14
American
4
56 Va Jan
.2
Seating Co
;
Ship Building Co—No
65% Feb
14
American
Jan
3
Smelt & Rei'g
158 Va Feb
1
21 Vt Jan
2
30 V4 Jan
2
Jan
4
26% Jan
3
39% Jan
2
34% Feb
4
24% Jan
127
32% Feb
54
17
Jan
American
•
'
7
7%" preferred
American
21
6%
Snuff
common-
Amer
South African
American
Feb
21
37% Jan
5
41% Feb
15
2
125 Va Feb
7
American
31% Jan
8
American Tobacco common
6%
preferred •—_
44% Apr
5
2
134% Feb
19
127 % Jan
2
25
63 Va Dec
27
5974 Feb
18
25% Mar 19
22 >/4 Jan
2
23
Jan
25
29
Jan
8
Mar
26% Jan
1
4
6
American
Viscose
26
American
Water
5
6%
5%
preferred
5%
preference
18
Oct
26
54
44% Feb
25
25% Jan
2
Jan
16% Mar
1
48% Jan
30
29
22
Jan
American
Ametek
AMP
__
i
shares
No par
4
15% Feb
27
17% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
25% Feb
13
30Va Jan
2
34 Va Feb
25
Amsted
52% Jan
4
40% Jan
2
48
Feb
4
23 Va Jun
37
Anaconda
4
Co..,
271/4 Jan
3
35% Feb
14
Anaconda
Wire
2874 Jan
2
31'/a Jan
9
92
2
95
Jun
27
34% Sep
J! 36% Nov
26
49% Feb
9
37% jan
19
44% Dec
5
32% Mar
25
24% Feb
8
15% Feb
11
Jun
For
May 16
footnotes,
see page
•
■
60%
2374
1074
"
Jan
25.
Jan
29
Anchor
S4
'
1,210
501/2 >40% >:
66;700
6,100
3374
66,800
10%
51%.
"V
•;
|
'
14,700
40,400
19V4
15%
V *1574
15%
800
20%
20%
20%
20i%
4,200
*102,-.. 106
•
j
>6,000
•
20 Va
15%
Vl'V:
;
25,100
38
51%-
.
:
5074
>.;;
6,900
,
10%
37%
38%
50%.
21%
221/4
20
*102
f
22
/;.^;,*84%.
59,200 >
l
106
35%
*105%
...
16%
80%
35V4
105%
16%
27Va
-
.
2174
34%
.
1061/4
27a/a
16%
21%
*84V2:
.
85%
35
106'A
'
'16 %
•
•:•';
27'%
211/4
40%
40%
23
'
2774
20 Va
: 28%
23»/a
20
V-
106
48,700
i
t
33,000
1674
161/4
'
900
•
2,500
14
13%
27%
1,600
28%'
28%
'.
/-
rv,X.
;
13a/4
1374
*152 '/a
2074
266,700 '
41
41%
23,200
23Va
62%
V
61%
621/4,
'13 v./. "13 Va
."
12%
13V4
83,300
28%
29V8-
14,200
c
V
18 Va
31%
28%
251/c
154 Va
'*17%
31%
•
154'/a
•/•:•:'
■
22i%
221/4
131%
7,100
2,200
13%
*152Va
13%
13%
:
>
20 Va'
417/b
'•'
•-■>•'
32
*2'7 '/a
:
20%
22%
62 Va
13%
18
.'
40%
■62",.
••
\ *62 »/4
;
154Va
,:•
*1521% 1541%
26,600
•
10'
1
17%
'17%
3074
31%/
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2
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8
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1
41% Jan
7
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27
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6
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Chemical
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Corp—
&
&
61%
62%
"158 V2 158 Va
r
21
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311/4
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53
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60
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15
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28
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26
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122 Va
10
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45% ". 45%:
•
241/2
'•
20%
-
62%
32
31%
,
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•
-
4,900
-
Zinc Lead & Smelting
Inc
Inc
10
par
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
28
:
v
13%
177«
'39%
Corp
Works
15
39
33% Mar 29
28% Feb
30
29
2
13 Va Jan
25
Feb
29
16
Jan
15% Feb
Jun
••
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20%
%
39 Va
14 ',.
17%
,__25
_•
25
Jan
24
27
17
108
62%
29
13%
v
8%
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26% Feb
25
24% Aug 21
Jun
Mar 30
25
Tel &
-
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80 > *
13,000
'
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11%
111/2
49 49%
*
21 %
15%
22% > 23
(452%. 152%
Sugar Refining com—x_25
preferred
26% Jan
19
Aug 29
10
15
Jan
65% Feb
7%
preferred
5%% preferred
22 %
Jan
133
:
9
27% Oct 31
26% Oct 17
26
;
33%
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.
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Aug 10
'
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25
63 Va
100
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non-cumulative
31
May 29
'■
22%
13%.
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Jun
*27%
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com—5
18 % Jan
136% Jan
25
28
4014
pan-
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17
20
v
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•
21%
39%
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98% May 29
42% Jun
16;%
21VA
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—_—
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>
'
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,
July
20%
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Potash & Chem_
123
108
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American
28
-
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——
American
24
•
"38 Va
16 V
20%
20%
16%
Co
7
25 % Oct
22
:._No par
1.66%
18
Jan
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14% Jan
32
20%
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23
125
16
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2
30% May
8
133'A Apr 11
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43% Mar 2
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26
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1
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10%
357/8
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2
3
23%
10%
35%
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26
27
24 Vt
com__i
2
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Jan
30%
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'
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20"% Feb
.
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4
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152
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46
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%
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65
33%
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18% Oct
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61
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26
33%
-
100
&
43%
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,
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24
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2
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American
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Corp
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46 V»
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18% Sep
.16
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19
33
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42
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prior
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Corp
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10,900
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26
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*
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&
67
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551/4
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■
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25
24% Oct
2
>■.
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54
r
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10
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Jan
33% Feb
15
Feb
15 '
24
Power
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53 Vs
273/a
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,
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1874
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17% Jan
20 Vb Jan
20
Enka
5
19% Feb
97,' Sep
Amerioan
16
10% Jan
24% Jan
15% Oct
American Electric
Co——
108
24% 1 25
-1 42%
11%
-_No par
Commer Barge-Line Co__3
Consumer Ind ——No;par
Arperican Distilling
3
5< V4.Jttn
13% May 29
18'A Jun 28
101
American
79
18
44% Oct
17
2
35% Dec
24
12% May 29
;
55% Jan
Feb
Jan
55
32%
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51
:
54%
42
50% Mar 26
22
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24% Jan
2
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1
25
18%
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18%
>
100
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1
Jun
17
23 Ve
267a
600
88
27,900
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27%
26%
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28 Va >
27V4
1187'a
27%
19
27
23% * 23%
120%
23%
119
18%
21%
56 V4 J
26%
27
6,400
-
16%
5
26%
,
r
18% Oct
41
21%
.56%
'
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t
95
>
6,000
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22
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preferred
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17'/a
12.50
common-
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88
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13
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45,600
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44
-
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16%
26%
100
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90
2,600
13 Va
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.
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.
431/4
7%
16%
17%
55%
-
8
38 Vc
26%
26%
14
13'A
*90
91 %
21%
.
preferred
Shoe
17.100
22%
42 74
44%
17
17%
Corpx—____2
41
6%
89
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;
.
—5
11
67
52%
26%
Bakeries 'CoX—IX—No par
17
59
Apr'-' 4
53%
52%
13%
1
.11
8,400
>'
100
227 a
>
2,700
.
51
:.
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*
44'/a
431/4
774
Xl6%
preferred—^lOO
Feb
44
44 %
23%
29'A Jan
22%
*13%
25%
common
22Va
8%
117%
Airlines
991%
13%
12.50
-convertible
3%%
♦971/2
23
8
13%
_No par
Corp
50
44%
Chemical—No-par.
Petroleum
5174
13%
—No par
Corp
51 Va
16,400
34%
35
44 %
88
—No par
—_
34
7%
" 53%
13%
America——11—1
•
Feb
31
15
90
of
134% Feb
25
20% Jun
4
31
Dec
1074
10%
.
34%
14
88
_No par
16 Va Jun
45
95%
99%
-
>16% >17%
common
Inc
27%
35
44%
53
10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement—
10
81% July
27Va
*931%
?
13,700
13,000
2074'
3o 1/2
7%
_100'
__1:
__
8,500
2,300
3574
3o
13%
5
•
17
Jan
5,000
20%
34V4
,
43%
_5
common—No par
9% Oct
2,500
374
51%
43
44%
43%
__•—_No parCorp
13,300
'
'
_—____9
Corp '_
12% Oct
81 % May
gtd
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
6% jun
uuiy
Feo
66% Feb
24
34% May 29
12
100
■
» >■> 351/4
10%
10%
35%
36%
277/a
■95%:
10%
36
35 %
11
Jan
common
22,900
374
2174
common
48%
55V8
'
36
20%
43% Jan
Jan
>
3%
3%
35%
7
13
:3%:
374
,20V4
14
1
56% .57%
1.
33/4
3%
3%
374
.
Jun
5% May 29
.
'
•23 •>>:>;
Inc———1
preferred
2,400
'
27 % Sep
19
141/8 :
5,000
12%
47%
,
2574
'
*
•
"
•»V25:»
12 1/4
Corp——1.——_--2
Gas
4%%
'
■
——No par
Industries—_
3% Jan
2
4"% Feb
6,400
,
25%
22% Feb
25
.>5,500
'
.
12%
17
Jun
1574
2574
18
3% May 29
69%
151/4
15,200
8474
683/4
1574
12%
19% Mar 15
14
8274
69%
151/4
26
35% Jan
33
8674
68V4
1274
18% Apr
57
831/4
"
26
—__________
Express Co—_.
25
,
600
:
9,400
9,900
Adams-Millis
24
7
■>
13%
%i3 m
Acme
May 28
70 % Feb
:
Shares
: .•;
41
82%
1574
71
69%
>15%
.
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8074
Adams
9'A Oct
84'A Mar 15
87%
86%
15%
13Va
■41
24
20% Jun
41 »A May 29
13%
>
41%
8374
1274
.
Mar. I >.^"
14
Jan
4
1
45% May 29
15Va
41%
82.1/4.
■42:
the Week
.Friday
.:
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27
1
39% Oct
10
71%
>
1574
Feb. 28
•
12%
8874
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77:j/4
761/4
Thursday
84%
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*
;> 87
88
x86v4
25
Inc:
Inc—;————V
Acme Markets
> *41 %
4174
5
—
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Feb. 27
Feb.26
16% Feb
2
Mar
12
80
;/>:'>/>Feb.
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Lowest
Highest.
Year 1962
34% Oct
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
3374
10,100
16
14,500
' 1574
.
-
2,066
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6243
197
Volume
NEW (YORK
STUCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'''
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest''
33
-
Jun
;
Highest
42V4 Dec
25
„
40% Jan
31
30
*
STOCKS-
•'
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
r-
itf 43% Feb 27
Monday
Par
v.-v.."
Archer-Daniels-Midland
23 J/2 Jun
25
5
30 s,b Jan
2
33 V4 Jan
15
40 '
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
51% Jan
2
56% Jan
28
Oct
24
16;
73% Apr 23
42
1
47% Jan
25
J...2.50
_lo
Arinco Steel Corp
32
*42%
57% Feb
47% Jun 25
82% Jan
Feb
'
47
9% Oct 30
25
20% Jun
15
76
Feb
92% Feb
4
1
3
39% Feb
26
10% Jan
4
13% Jan
25
32%
53%
54%
44
43
43%
73%
74%
43%
Armstrong Cork Co common...
1
$3.75 preferred —
No par
Armstrong Rubber Co
1
Arnold Constable Corp - —.i.,....—5
.
73%
74%
91
20% Feb
13
26% Jan
2
33
Feb
19
Aro Corp j.
Arvin Industries
31%
25% Jan
2
27% Feb
25
Ashland Oil & Refining
l
27
2
3% Jan
14
Associated
1
43% Jan
22
48 % Feb
11
3j/8
46%
108% Feb
5
110% Jan
22
5.25%
15
Associates
47% Nov ,21
2
X 110% Jun
22
80% Jan
2
50% Feb 25
64
Jan
Associated
/'v
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2.50
Co
Dry Goods Corp com_50c
1st
Co
180
2,500
11 %
19
300
19%
1,400
31%
31%
18,400
26%
27
22,600
2%
2%
47%
109%
58%
10,900
38%
48.
109%
21,900
73%
89 %
3V»
10
59%
;
42%
38%
11%
19%
100
preferred
Investment
23,000
72%
27%
2% Jan
u
6,700
53
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32%
20
19
2.50
_
18,200
52
11%
2
43 %
32%
42
39%
11%
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43
31%
91
38%
_
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.
Mar. 1
43%
32 %
55%
17% Jan
Sep .27
52
7
42%
53%
5% May 25
1
,
2
34% Jan
Co
28% Feb
.
2% Oct 25
37% Oct
.
Service
Public
42%
32 %
.
23% Apr 16
33% Feb 26
19% May 29
105% Jan
66 % Jan
'87% Jan
Jah 12.
18
15% Oct
7
Mar 22
89% Jun.
2
25% Oct 24
Mar
Arizona
Friday.
Feb.26
32 >/4
Armour. & Co
38%
Sales for
Tuesday
Feb. 23
No par
47%
109
/
280
59
58%
4,000
V.
v
Atchison Topeka & Santa Pe com_10
non-cumulative
5%
Atlantic
4%
Atlantic
4V2
Coast Line RR
Atlantic
Refining
series
$3.75
preferred
91%
52%
10
common—.
B
46%
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No par
53
51%
100
Atlas Chemical Industries
10%
46'A
100
—
.
26%
10%
preferred__lO
City Electric Co com
preferred
26 VB
52
88%
17%
:• 2%
'
Atlas Corp common
5%
—
I
-2%
preferred
Austin
xi5y8
Nichols
No par
common
~
88 %
16%
1
151/8
21%
22%
'
Conv
prior pref ($1.20)
Automatic
Avco
Canteen
Co of Amer_2.50
Corp
5% Feb
8Vb Mar 12
26
5% Jan
9
46 V4 Feb
5
51% Jan
Mar 20
17
£12% Feb
13
19 Vb Apr
13
19
14% Jan
32% Jan
5
94% Mar
12
Jan
2
36 % Feb
100y2 Jan
4
106 y2 Feb
37% Mar 28
104'% Mar
Feb
14
9
88
Jan
3
92
Feb
7
-
4
Babbitt (B T) inc
Babcock
&
Baltimore
4y2%
4%
Gas
&
Elec
preferred
Jan
31
34% Feb
48% Feb
19
46% Jah
2
51 y2 Jan
7
21
12
Jan
3
17% Jan
29
71
Jan
2
76 »/a Jan
17
207/8 Jan
5
10% Jan
2
12 % Feb
25
30
39'/a Jan
7
46 % Feb
25
59
19
Jan
.37
13% Jan
3
15'/a Jan
29
•37% Feb 20
45% Jan
9
4
Jan
26
2
34%. Janlll52% Jan
21
29% Feb
4
4
Baltimore
4%
5%
Bausch
1
3
47 V» Jan
10
12
41V4 Jan
29
10
64% Jan ,25
2
152% Jan
Feb
95
22% Jan
35
103% Mar 1
23% Jan 18
2
Lomb
Baxter
115% Jan
issued
•
4%%
.
17
39% Feb
7
26
17
Beech-Nut
Life
14
22% Oct
24
9% Oct
18
Oct
.
35Ve May
26
Jan
Feb
42
Bell &
9
Bell
Howell
Jan
7
49% Jan
Bendix
15
51J/2 Feb
19
114% Mar
Beneficial
5%
1
5
24
1%
-,
Gypsum
Steel
4%%
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2
pfd
&
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•46%
48
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103
46%
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20
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23
44
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37
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35
20
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38
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20
20
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16
16%
16
16 %
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8
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.
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54%
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:
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54%
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25%
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14%
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14
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25
24%
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25%
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37%
38%
37%
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38%
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38%
38%
38%
35 V*
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38%
33%
2.50
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Brass Corp
&
35 Vb
25
70
Jan
2
Borden
34%.Oct
24
48% Jan
3
79
15
84% May-24.
Club
Borg-Wamer Corp
3%%
preferred
Inc
5
:
100
...
Borman Food Stores Inc..
54%
28%
25%
;$•■
24%
1
54 y2
55
27%
27%
24 %
25
24%
1
33%
33%
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v
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20
19%
20
19%
22%
22%
22%
22%
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60 Vi
61%
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61%
62
60%
61%
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common
34%
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V 23%
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43%
43%
41%
42%
41%
42
87%
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87%
87%
87%
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20
23
1.25
Co
0
56
28%
59%
5
1
Book-of-the-Month
?
14%
No par
5
28%' Mar 12
21
*51
1%
31%
1951—,
Co..
'Boeing; Co
21% Jan
53%
51%
xl%
common
Laughlin Inc
(E W) Co.
37% Apr,
54
51%:;
2 pesos
Bobbie Brooks Inc
1
55%
116%
I
of
56 %
52%:
10
56% Feb
2
55%
116%
common
Mfg
18% May
36% Dec
63%
97
1
Blaw-Knox Co
24 V4 Dec
29 Vb May 29
62%
63
•64
———
Inc
series
Decker
29
22 Vb Jan
62 y4
—100
Bigelow-Sanford
12
Mar 19
22
37
62
116 Va
preferred
41% Jun
9% Oct
38 y8
100
Co
Corp
24
29
45
37%
1
50
24
Sep 25
19% Jun 25
Jan
common
Bliss &
16
•
Co
Best & Co Inc
3
39% Jan
23%
44
21%
1
preferred.
26%r Feb- / 7
;
23
45 y8
38'/4
1
Benguet Consolidated Inc
27%. Mar 14
•
23%
*46 Vb
.5
Finance
conv
Bestwall
64
39%
28
44%
♦101% 103
—
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39%
37%
..
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27%
45
n%
11%
13%
28 y8
*28
•
I.
45
13%
61%
1
;
45
14
39 Vb
38%
.
100
pfd
preferred
$4.50
Bethlehem
87% Nov
22%
24%
v
38
12.50
Corp
47% Mar 15
152% Apr
22
"III
I2
I.II.No par
Bell Intercontinental
;28%
%
12
46
39 y8
28%
x44%
2
Corp....1.5
Co
♦13%
28% ?28%
2,50
.
13%
39
11%
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Mar. 1
51
&
13%
'
'
76
■
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38%
'
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'
75
12%
46 V4
45%:
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Inc
Gossett Co
43% Jan
31
75
Corp
1
11
31
26
31
75
11%
Savers
Petroleum
24% Jan
4
27% Oct
Oct
75%
"75
11%;
^50
Feb
1% Feb 20
22% Oct
15
75%
,11%
II—. 1
Iso
.1—1
I
10
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RR
Belco
2
20'
14%
Belding-Heminway
55% Mar 15
3
14%
Shoe
(A S) 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp ...
18
54 Va May 28
25
14%
———•
29
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•.
15
__ioo
15% Jan
128 y4 Mar 23
40% Jun
•14%
15
75
No par
20% Jan
15
79% Jan
15%
50 y2
-
8
108 Va Jun
.
35%
50%
i
9
.75% Jan
;;
34%
50%
Beck
12'/a Feb
140% July 24
16 % Jun 15
34%
50%
Beckman Instruments Inc..
50% Jan
27Va Oct 22
34%
50 %
8
Creek
92%
34%
15
Beech
33%
104%
33%
14
30
♦90
*90
33%
*49%
Jan
Jan
92%
13%
•103
50
16% Jan
35
34%
104%
33
66
26
13%
33%
••
5%
32'/a
preferred
Corp
48%
12%
6%
104%
91%
j-
47%
12%
r;
13% / 13%
34%
104
91
sy8
48'/8
12%? 12%
13%
34%
104
92%
5%
47%
v;
49%
iq
Laboratories
13%
35%
104%
♦91
100
5% ;
.100
(James B) Distilling Co
Beatrice Foods Co common..
Beaunlt
35
104%
_ioo
Inc
Cigars Inc
5%
preferred.lOo
Corp
1
19
Apr
19%. Feb
-
B
preference
16'/a Jun
25
No par
com
common
22% Feb
July 16
14 Vb
22
36% Dec
49 y2
12%
13%
Beam
58 y4 Jan
&
Bayuk
Feb
:
29% Mar 21
34 y4 Jun
48%
12%
Basic Products Corp
—
Bath Iron Works
Corp..
When
101% Oct
Ohio
convertible
Jan
42
2
&
non-cumulative
25% Jan
'37
29
Jan'
71
Jan
22% Mar
Feb '26
61
Sep 27
47%
12 %
Barber Oil Corp
;
Basic Inc common
27
52'% Apr
23% Jan
•
47%
12%
C
Bangor & Aroostook
8
27
1
85% Mar
48
5%
47% '
series
series
22% Feb
33% Feb
v
i
Inc_
preferred
24
20%
Corp.._I13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7
15%
•
1
24
6
19%
9
—
1
Co_.
Baker Oil
14
14%
'
5c
—
Wilcox
22
Tools
30%
>
23%
_1
_
Avnet Electronics Corp_.
58'% Feb
30
No par
♦86
19%
20
;
*33
20
22%
88%
1
11
11
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
Boston Edison Co
39
39%
38%
39%
37%
38%
37%
38%
1
2
% July
9
3% Jan
4 % Jun 28
25% Oct 25
5% Jan
2
30% Feb
12
7% Jun 25
10y4Jan
3
4
2
Boston & Maine RR common.No
par
5% preferred
100
3% Oct
23
'4% Feb
26V4 Oct
24
37% Jan
15
85% Jan
30
Jan
Braniff
3
60 y2 Jun
'2
83 % Jan
30
* 4
:
May 29
109
Jun
70
Jun
36 V2 Jan
24
2
22
57
23
22
25
Oct
12 Vb
May 29
9V2 May 29
79
Jan
.
;
Budd
28% Jan
10% Jan
26
55
9% Oct
24
18% Jun
25
80
18
Jan
Apr
Jan
4
10
Bulova
2
Burlington
14
4%
Bush
4%
.
4%
4%
45%
89
88
88
-
38%
38%
38%
38%
112%
112%
*112%
91%
91%
91%
91%
112y2
92
17%
17%
par
par
1
17%
17%
59%
60%
X60
61
27
27%
27
27
16%
16%
13%
14
16%
16%
13%
14 Vb
*85
*31
17
61 %
26%
16%
13%
16%
43%
4%
45%
90%
37%
91
89%
•.'.
4%
13% May 21
32% Jan
-
•
8
17% July 18
,
6% Jan
27% Jan
18
California
24
California
5% Jan
29
Callahan
13% Jan
29
Calumet &
12% Jan
8
.
Jan
11% Jan
3
18 y8 Feb
25
'2
7'A Jan
I,
16
"v 24
: ;
122 V* Mar 27
Jan
4% Jan
Feb
5
93 % Jan
107% Jan
27% Feb
15
21% Jan
23% Jan
22
12
93J/2 Dec
11
9iy2Jan
93 y8 Jan
25
48% Nov 27
52% Jan
3
50
.
12
26
Mar
:
Jan
footnotes,
9
16
43% S
86%
89%
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37
: 37%
38%
112%
112%
91%
17%
59
60%
58%
58%
26%
25%
26%
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i
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v
page
preference
15%
15%
13 Vb
13%
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86%
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86%
(31%
31%
10%
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10%
11
10%
10%
59%
59%
59%
60%
59 y2
59 %
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86%
31%
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86%
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31%
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31
11% *
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29%
30 V*
30 Vb
30%
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30%
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86
86
86
86
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87 %
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78%
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78%
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95 %
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5
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1
—
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11%
11%
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14%;;
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14%
14%
14%
14%
32%
31 Vb
31%
30%
31%
29%
30%
20%
X19%
19%
♦19%
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5
10% Jan
21
Canadian
Breweries
24 y2 Jan
31
Canadian
Pacific
Southern
,10
5%
Ry Co
Ry
10
8%
]
Ltd
14%
94
;
22%
93
?
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:
/ 95 V2
"
14%.
12%
preferred
11%
31V*
24%
Inc
5iy2 Feb
25.
17%
1
com
——
22% Jan
Canada
91
31%
59%
5
Inc
Financial Corp
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
conv
1112%
90%
16%
.11%
60%
10%
.5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
Campbell Soup Co.
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25
4%
43%
100
9% Feb
'.
■
Jan
28
4%
25%
i
27
14%
10%
112
/
17%
♦61
10%
-
86%
__10
Inc
92
10%
*88
38%
112%
8%
33%
4%
•
8%
33%
89%
'
4%
8%
33%
10%
92
4%
-8%
33%
45%
91
4%
4%
45%
92
,38 y8
1
preferred
Terminal
*88
8%
*112 Vb
5
Industries
second
89
91 %
4%
100
Byers Co (A M)
May 28
For
*88
4%
X44%
8%
20
♦19
"
24
-
91%
4%
100
A__
5
Co
4%
45
91%/
No par
Corp '
Burroughs Corp
23
14
100
,
8y8
—.15
Burndy
18% Oct
Jun
1
__„__——
Watch
4%
44%
3
preferred
3%%
4%%
85 y2 Jan
8
10%
...
Bullock's Inc
26
19% Sep 28
10%
common
series
Co
2
25% Jan
12% Mar 28
76
10%
Buffalo Forge Co
85 Va Jan
May 29
Sep
10%
Co
Bullard
9% Jan
7% Oct 23
20% Oct
11%
common
7
May 29
8% Oct
10%
Inc-
2
Vb Oct 24
17 %
Co
17
27
24
E
3.50
preferred
Jan
23
11% Jun
$5
9
84
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
2
31
33%
Corp
—No
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
No
Buckingham Corp class A
2
26
33%
Brunswick
8
2
Jun
70
Shoe
11% Jan
8% Oct
44
Brown
14% Jan
27 y4 Oct
33
...
preferred
79 y2 Jan
31
/
32%
2.50
preferred
5.50%
Jan 28
Dec
8%
32%
Inc
Brooklyn Union Gas
-16% Feb 28
45 y4 Jun
4%
8%
*4%
8%
32 %
—
Sons—
Airways
3%%
3
85 y2 Jan
&
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
4
26
13% Oct
87
111% Jan
27
J)
(E
4%
No par
_
Brach
x9%
24 Vb
♦io
ioy4
10
10
10
1,800
11,300
109
19'/2
10
:
16
^
(924)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
,
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962* /
•J
Lowest
stocks
Oct
24
22
Oct
25
32% Jan
9
Jun
13
",37
Va
12
15V4 Jan
3
Feb
12
Corp
Carolina Clinchfield. &
Carolina
19
101% Jan
2
Dec '27
60% Jan
10
65 Va Feb
21
45% Mar 14
35 Va Jan
29
39 'A Jan
8
Nov
25% Jun
28
:
44% Feb
3
49 % Sep
28
26% Oct
26
36 V2 Jan
2
3?% Oct
23
f
'
25
7
/•'
Jan
2
2
;
Mar22r
V 36% Mar
Dec
90
19
2
22
Jan
15 % Jari
15
49
14
78
2
lOTVa May 28
25
Apr 26
17
May 29
30 Va Jun 25
-
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
23% Apr
17% Oct
23
33
Oct
23
Oct
24
; 35
2% Oct
24
G
30% Oct
24
16
'
91
Jun
16
25% Jan-
Nov
27
96'A Jan
22
16
32% Jan
2
2
29% Jan
99% Jan39% Feb
21%'Jan
25 Va Jan
18'% Jan
22% Feb
24
5
10 Va Jan
Jan
11
96
96
11
51% Jan
39
Jan
Jan
9
4
23
20
27% Feb
24
36% Feb
24
17% Feb
,
Jan
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24
14% Nov
f 22%
30
Feb
14'/a Jan
17% Jan'
33% Feb
12 Va Feb
61 % Feb
31%
28% Feb
20%
'/a Jhn'
25 Va Feb
17
11
60'/a Mar l91
93 ; Oct 29
..
59»/2 Feb
1
JUn 27
58% Jan
33 % Feb
,
31% Oct
31 %
;
38%Jan;
;
48% Jan;
26
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3
2
13
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41% Jan
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14
7
14
8
22
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22
42
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42
.
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9
28% Feb
20
84Va Jan
20% Jan
3
2
41% Jan
21
t
81
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144
94% Feb
48V4 Jan
3
8
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32% Jan
3
;
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36V4Peb 15
45-'/a Dec
7
30Va Apr -18
41
Jan'
7
45 3A Feb
42% Jan
7
52
26% Jan'-
2
83
74
31% Feb' 16
25
31
.
Va bun 25
~ May 29
55 Va Jan
37%
5
&T83
453/4 Jan
2
Jan
25 Va Jan
2
3
111% Feb
44 % Jan
2
25
11% Jan
4
8% Jan
21
153/a Feb
7
113/4 Jan
3
2
10
13
Apr 18
50 Va Dec
5
88% Dec 27
May 29
107% Oct
May 29
113 % Mar 30
25
25% Jun 27
49 Va Jan
39
Jan
19
2
2
24
36'A Mar 16
May 28
30% Oct 22
65 3/a Apr 30
46 t'
33V4 May 29
45% Feb
20
10
18
27% Jan' 29
50% Feb 14
93A Jan
13% Feb'
28
2
12% Feb
4
2
56% -Feb
27
2
89 3/8
105% Jan
3
109
Feb 28
Feb;
14
Jan
25
115% Feb
13
109
_
15
43% Jan
8
102% Jan
105
Jan
18
12
94% Jan
3
96
Jan
16
9
23% Jan
18
26% Feb
25
94
23
94
23
96
Jun
28% Mar
94
Va
Apr
2
107% Dec
3
1
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28
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28%
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99%
37%
38%
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30
30%
23 Va G
21
23%
2 5'/a
11,200
20
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7,000
2,900
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39
41%
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53%
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6% Jan
44
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106
Jan
8
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7
5 Va %
.
preferred
104 V
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45
23 3A
40%
,
41
91
Feb
26
5 Va Jan
29
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13
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583/4 jah
20
Feb
common
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Credit
4 Va %
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common
Edison
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5
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82
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73 Va
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253/4
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110
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23
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48
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47 3A
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113
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15
20
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11 Va
11
5574
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55
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84
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31%
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34
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62
63 Va
60%
62 Va
373A
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37 Va
36%
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1103/8
32
10774
112 y4
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2
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Continental
of
Delaware
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34%
-
37 Va
42
413A
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1073/4
109%
109
1093/4
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28%
29%
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28%
28
28%
3,100
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61%
363/4
60
6074
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32,400
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37
14,400
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97
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107
50
24,300
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320
45
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43
44
91
91
91
91
90 Va
90 Va
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903/4
180
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32
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11
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110
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20 3/4
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17,700
21
61%
62%
60 Va
61
29,800
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113A
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12
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56 Va
57"
56%
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55%
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563/8
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47 Va
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47
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47
453/4
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1
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111
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Insurance.
Continental Motors
14
300
87%
11 Va
1
86%
32
46 Va
2
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10
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12 Va Feb
Steel
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110 V4
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5
common
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26%
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101 Va
100
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convertible
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243/a
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1
90
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America
26%
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preferred
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26 Va
253/4
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27,800 G
-
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preferred
643/4 Feb
J
26%
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58% Jan
see page 25.
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140
12,500
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-
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V
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Consumers
$4.16
2,200
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Consolidated LaundHes
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16,000
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45
50%
27%
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'36
36 '
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100
—
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1*
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s
preferred
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36 Va
--
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-
41
2,700
/
65
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41
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23%
29%
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56 % Jan
56
36
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10
v
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Continental
87% Jan
8% Feb
'
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Combustion
Continental
19
86 '/a Apr
-9%•- 10Va
22,100
;• 1,500
65%
'
32,100
.
60%
V.
34%
36%
3,100
45%
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60
54%
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$4.25
preferred—J
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
6
108% Jan 28
53%
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:
.
Southern
&
26
25
3
series
noncumulative
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'
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6
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4
443/4 jan
Dec
For
Mar
2
Jan
May 29
41
48 % Jan
4
35 Va May 29
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
82
43 %
37%
141
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32%
31%: 32%
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Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y„
1
'
22%
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23 '
23
;
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85
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84
84
84
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Corp.
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Collins Radio Co..
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1
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41 % Jan
56 3/4 Jan
4
25
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3,300
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.
1
Consolidated Natural Gas__i
24 Va Jan
100% Jan
Jun
>92
93//v
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g
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100
89 Va
•
39'/a- 39'/»
50
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34% Jan
4
29 V» Feb 27
63 % Jan 30
1
102 Va Feb
July 20
93'/a'
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35,300
/
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923/4
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stock—50
33% Jan
Feb
7
15
gtd
:
35
27
24
-
93
900
G
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30 % Jan
23
35% May 29
4%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Jan
49 Va Jah
81% Jan
42 3/4 Apr
25
>
23%
37%
144
*141
29 V4
14Va
37%
Cluett'Peabody & Co common—3.25 v^GG
42%'43%><; 42Va
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100
aG-V*140 ■ -'143
141*,
Cone Mills
101 Va Dec
38
Clevite
guaranteed
7
104 % Nov
101
,
Special
19
3
Aug
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Columbia Pictures
2
17% Jun
>
.
27
97 V4 Jan
3
-54%
53%
■
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36%
G
45
29
' ^2l%
•
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92%
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10
94% Jan
89 Vj Jan
91%
23 Va
144
•
29,600
47%
17%'
36%
480
18,000
35%
23%
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8
21
22% Feb' 28
24
25
100
—
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25
44 3/a Jan
8 v. Oct
65'A May 28
»
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1011
17%
4V«
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89%
>
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Feb
1053/4 Jan
7% Jun
5% Oct
' 4
36%.
G-—---25
Columbia
Feb
■
27% Jan
48 3/4 Feb
11% Oct
92
G
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34%
33%
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22
,
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
14
Feb 27
2
21% Oct
Corp
Colorado
Mar 19
51
G
8
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19
2
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-
18
32% Feb
2
2
77 % Jan
96
G,
28
10
22 % Jan
25
1-
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69,500
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160
400
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76
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46% G . 45 46
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60% - ^
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110 '/a .111 V.
City, Investing Co_j.^w—i—^_——524
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V V - -30 V; 30 i
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v
36% Jan
26
103
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Co
preferred
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G
7
72% Mar 16
Jun
ggg
27
79'/a Jan
30
Gotham
,
335/a
-47
.
44%
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21
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35
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15
1
9
48% Feb
20 Va May 29
34 ,.. Jun' 27
;
18
84 Va Feb
24
1
8% Jan
Feb
28% Jatt
25% Feb
41
21%.. '
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preferred —-,
i—
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—_10
c I T.Financial^^orp__;
—No par
32% Feb 26
2 >
22% Jan
Jan
47% Jan.
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Jan
65
17
69
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22
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14
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19
27
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41
23
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Feb 25 iGG ; Clark Equipment :Co—.V.^34%g-35--V"34% :::'34% '
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42%
42%
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Cleveland Electric Ilium common.15
65%-- -65%
66 '
66%-65 Va, 66.
104% Feb
4.;
$4.50
preferred
G—^i._No par
102% 103% V v- 102%-102% -vG-102% 102%
2
2
64
4
31
Feb 14 > •
9% Jan 1L;G G
17
37% Jan
r—•—
55
19
Jan
3
64'A Jan
101% Jan
j
12
19% May 29
30
29%
Chrysler
29
41% Jart
61'AFeb
2
103% Jan->2
27% Jan 12
May 29
75% Jan
20% Jan
Jan
112 - Feb; 8
26% Jan 30
4-
> 24% Jan
8'A Jan
.
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143
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2
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Jan
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94
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37 Va
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14
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Feb
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5
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1
37
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27
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104
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27
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97 Vi May 29
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25
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28
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99%
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Champion Spark Plug Co^—"v—^1% /•. {■■■'■
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Champlin Oil & Refining Co_1 '
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30 ~
Checker Motors CorpG-—-.-i—1.25
22% - 22%* * :g ' 23 *
Chemetron Corp —
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20%
21%
20%
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1
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6
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5
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Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
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Chicago Pneumatic Tool
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Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
23%
24% - ■ G 23»A
Chicago Yellow Cab———
No par
• v■
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'23
23%
Chickasha
Cotton Oil
—5
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Chock Full-O-Nuts Corp—
25c
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Chris-Craft Industries __t.L
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.
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Century Industries Co -----No par
Corp
5
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8
19
Jun
101 Va Jan-
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20
64
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75%
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-
14
11% Feb
27
15
:
Feb
36% Feb
59% Feb
Jan
16 % Feb
64% Feb 20
4
22
32
'
7,
55% Dec
Nov
5
8% Jun' 25
13
-
•
70
63%
36
63%
63
•
107
35 Va
41
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64 Va
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Central Soya
..
7
98
14'A1 Oct
:
.
14:
57% Jan
13% Jan
22% Sep
Oct
Jan
51% Jan
21% Nov
8ep
,
;
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37
4
1
13% Nov
7
5 % Jan
2
Mar 29
Jan
*
May 29
Oct 22
;
f
45
60
'
106
2,800
64
34 %
Central Illinois Pub Service—No par
Central & South West Corp——2.50
1
3% Oct
2,500
105%
63%
.
16
7
133/4
34 V4
.
3
11
133/a
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7
•
18
31% Apr
257/a Feb
3,000
14
34 Va
-
17:
44% May 28
75% Oct
9
1137
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29
34% Jan
32 v Get
15
2
Jan : 4*
Jan IT
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27
49 Va
Cenco Instruments Corp————-1
Feb; 6 .1v
29% Jan
24
G
•
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4
41% Feb
'
25
19
Feb
33% Jan
19%
23%,
4%
38 V4
21
Get
18
48
2
40%
44 '//
26%
'13%
"77
65"
36%
36
407/a
43%
27%
49 Va
Celotex Corp common————1
5% preferred——————^20
'
22
31% Dec
15% Jun
10
1
Feb g7
Jan ,22
Jan 23
Feb
6
2.
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<
.
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'
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27 Va
106
1
64%
,
18
May 29
f
6
28
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77% Jan" 2'
25% Jan
20%-Feb 25
9% Apr
41
35%
,
29% May 29
21
\
15% Jan
38V4 Feb
:
28
Feb- 27lBV* Jan' 9
.
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100
21
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.
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22% Oct 25
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47y4
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11
Feb
106
106% '
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46% Apr 19
33 Va Mar 27
35%
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—
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Friday
Feb. 28
-50
Central Aguirre Sugar-Cp---^-—5:
Central Foundry Co --1",
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4
5% preferred series B-—4-^i-lOO "
7
v 34%Jan Sftv; *.
Cehtral Hudson Gas & Elec^No'par;.
2487/«Feb: 6 g>: y Central Illinois Light, c.om--Ndpar
7
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,
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28
14
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Thursday
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19
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-
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27 Va Mar
2
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•
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G
Feb. 27
46
&
22% Mar
9
52% Mar 30
5
1
preferred
46V4"Jan
98%'jan
23
Dec
•
25
July
2
38% Jan
AUg 23
25% May 28
'
15% Jan
.
18"
93
Jan
21
23 Va Jan': 2
28Va
,
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—10
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68
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Wednesday
Feb. 26
28Va-
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24% Feb
142 Va
133 V8 Jan
9
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20
387/a Jan
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2
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93
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-
-
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-
Feb. 25
:
No par
Ry_100
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
General. Corp——1—1
Products Inc
1
80% Jan
9/
4 V4 Feb 20"
20% Jan
14% May 29
Jun
&
'
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48Va
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63 ,63% ? '//
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10
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76%
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Caterpillar Tractor, ———No par
35
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v
35V® 135Va
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24
24%
•
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" '
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52% 92% < • «• 92% ' 92%
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Carriers
'H:
34% Mar
10
;
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68
7
22
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20
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91
13
Jun
10J/4 Feb
Jan
14
44
8
64 Va Jan
3
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26
16% JUn
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29
25
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22
42 Va Jan
V
1
23 Va Jun
Power
Carrier Corp
8
34% Jan
4
/ 70
2
49 V2 Feb
3
54
Mar 12
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4% May 29
26
2
48
3% Jan -4
-
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10
,
—
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25
Jan-
29 % Jan.
'
77
Feb
41
2
36% Jan
8
45% Jan
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8
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16
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•
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11
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107
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15 Va Mar 30
45 % Jun
96
YORK
EXCHANGE
1
43% Mar
Mar 16
56
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Lowest
Highest
-
Highest
G,
x47— -47
-
■r
61%
59%
;
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6243
Volume 197
(925) ; 17
NEWlYORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK;RECORD
A
Range for Previous
Year 1962
■
Lowest
18 ya Oct
; 23
18% Oct
23
43
12% Jun
25
23% Mar
27 V2 Oct
26
.
105'A Jun
5
18% Oct 24
11
Oct
Dec
21
26% Jan
15
25 <
18;
Copper weld Steel Co
14
6
16% Jan
2
20% Jan
32 y2 Jan
2
37
49 y2 Jan
3*
54% Feb
28
v
Jan
14
92
Jan
Jan
2
13% Jan
•
2
;
Jan
2
5
*
i
16
21
•
■
14-
88
21
91
17
5 % Dec
'
24
Feb
87 % Jan
21% Mar 12
167'A Jan
1
Mar
153
27
Feb
Feb
15% Jan
>
2
49 y2 Feb
17
Dec
27
82
Feb
25
83'/a Jan
•
26
19 % Feb
12
12
Feb
26'
14% Jan
8:
22 % Jun
2ft :
26
23 % Jan
4
25%Feb
19
22 y2 Jan
24
24 Ya Feb
19
24
68% Jan
83
42 % Jan
2
18
Oct 24
17% Oct 24
30
Dec
41
12% Oct
22
27
>
Jan
4
52
Jan
100
Jan
21
Feb
103
19
25
52 y4 Jan
63
Jan
25
Cudahy Packing Co common—:
4%%. preferred.:
10% Jan
11
Jan
29
Cuneo
19'/a Jan
5% Jun: 22
Jun
35
14 Vb Jun
27
8Va Feb
25% Jan
39 Ya Feb
14
12% Feb
14
9
19
Jan
20 y« Aug 16
•
31 % May 29
47% Oct
20
14% Feb>
24
17 y4 Jan
35% Aug 21
33% Jan
58
Mar 20
78
14;
23% Feb 20^
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64
18
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86% Jail'
11
May 29
2
40% Jan
7
Dec
12
89% Jan
7
9 % Jun- 25
20% May 29
77% July 27
12% Jun
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2
20
51% Jan
2
27
•20'/a Dec
13
19% Jan
21
55% Feb
15
46% Jan
3
61% Dec
27
55% Mar
-•37% Mar
1
1
42 y4 Feb
3
27 Ya Jan
44
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15
26% Jan
12
<9
9y8 Jan
12 % Mar
10% Jan
31 y2 Jan
2
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22
35
217A Jan
60%
31% July 18
16 % Jun
25% Jan
25
20% Deo, 28
17 % Jun- 27
16% May 29
40.Jun
•
7
37% Jan
•
31
May 29
22
Jan
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43
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61
11
Oct
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48
17
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23
24
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33 y8 Dec
■
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Jan
■
,
21
49% Feb
48
Jan
49
'Feb
28
22
203/4. Jan
9
28
15% Jan
28
313/4 Jan
24 Ya Feb
13
20% Jan
2
23% Feb
273/4 Jan
23
19'A Jan
2
243A Feb
16
<46% Jan
2
55
Feb
93% Dec
7
Jan
2
97
Jan
4
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2
115% Mar 15
2
147/a Jan
1173/4 Feb
Jun
97% Mar
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.
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101
7
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9
991/2 Jan
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14
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:
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5
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7
31
Jan
24
30
Jan
29
100
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29"
32 % Jan
18
491/2 Jan
2
26 Va Jan
5
2
4j/2 %
Elastic
Jan
30
Electric Auto-Lite Co
297/a Feb
53
32 '/a Feb
14
371/2 Jan
8
5
93A Jan
2
121/2 Jan
24
17'A Jan
2
19 3/a Jan
9
27 Ya Jan
3
331/2 Jan
15
Emerson
Electric
Radio
i
53A Jan
50
9 'A Mar
1
.<: 347/a Mar
1
71% Feb
253/a Jan
22
42 % Jan
31
<
201/2 Jan
3
14
,
9
2
4 'A Feb
13
3
581/2 Jan
8
217/a Feb
;< 60
Feb
20
Erie &
13% Jan
2
16% Jan
25
Eurofund
18
Evans Products Co—
25
Eversharp
Inc
Ex-Cell-O
" Corp
367/a Jan
2
25
Jan
2
13 Va Jan
< 33% Feb
49 Va Apr
9
40 % Jan
2
463A Feb
Mar
27
141/2 Jan
27
91/2 Jan
2
<:
13
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preferred
series
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37% Jan
3
42% Jan
28
213/4 Feb
7
11% Jan
2
16'A Jan
14
Fairbanks
87/a Feb
14
43/a Jan
2
6y8 Jan
11
Nov
16
23 y8 Mar 12
16
31
Jun
14
70'/a Mar 21
Feb
26
18 Ya Jan
10
41% Feb
28
501/2 Jan
14
11% Feb
13
7% Jan
2
83/4 Feb
6
32 Ya Jan
2
22 Ya Jan
2
253/a Jan
11
27
523/4 Feb
21
50 3A Jan
14
51% Jan
8
24
39'A Mar
8
30% Jan
3
351/2 Feb
27
footnotes,
see page
25.
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1
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26
25
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31
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16
12
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56 Ya Feb
4% Sep 24
41
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16 Ya
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17 p.,";
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2
22% Jan
22
24 V# Feb
4
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46 y* Jan
1
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3
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353/8 Feb
3
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.
3
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19
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,
22
27
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3
23% Mar 26 A
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23
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19
10
2
12
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Delta Air tLines Inc
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2
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69
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5
2
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13
21% Feb
31
31% Dec
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14
22 y4 Feb
233,,
16
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45%
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28
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21
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29
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Crescent Petroleum Corp com——! *
28
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45
3
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29%
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5
,
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24
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2
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4
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5
9
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May 28
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
27'A Jan
18
'
40
Feb
26
15% Feb
1
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
<22 % Jan 21
5
34% Mar 19
27
Lowest
.
34% Feb
24
Sep
8% Oct
i
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle \
(926)
Monday, March 4* 1963
....
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
„
29
Mar 29
267/8 Jan
32% Feb
21
13% Jun
25
28
Jan
2
17% Jan
23%. Feb
19
6% Jun
14
Jun
44% Jan
29
Federal
14
Federal
Pacific
38% Jan
6% Feb
2
17 7A Jan
16
36% Mar
1
40
18
May 10
23% Jan
3
24% Feb
2
42 % Jan
2
47.
6
14
22% Feb
7
37 % Jun
54% Jan,
27
Dec
17
10 %- May 29
16% Jan
7
44% Feb.
25
Feb
53% Feb
6
15
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6
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conv
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14
20»
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.
22% May 29
47% Oct 24
33% Jan
31
Filtrol
74% Feb
27
Financial
37% Jan
29
Firestone
22
66
Feb
25% Oct 24
48% Mar 21
34
Jan
23% Oct 23
50% Jan
2
317/s Feb
72% Jan
2
50% Jan
13
2
8
26% Mar 16
18%. Jan
2
17% Jan
43 v* Oct
12
•
24
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9
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25
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18
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40
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31
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25
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7
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26
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7
36 Vb Jun
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19
Dec
96
31
32%
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Power Corp—i_—-i.—;-2.;50
Florida Power &
4
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22
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21
2
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9
58% Feb
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5
Jan
17
26
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31?/a Feb
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24
19
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8%. Jan
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24-
Oct
15
5
22% July 11
29-
16
2
14% Feb
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30% Oct
8% Jan
177/8 Jan
,
Tuesday
31%
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5
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23% Feb
25
6% Oct 24
1
8% Jan
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11% Oct 24
31
Monday
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May 28
20
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1,19G3
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Lowest
20,600
6,200
•
62,400
280
G
14% Jan
25% Apr
2
11
19% Jan
2
22% Jan
24
46% May 22
30% Oct 24
371/4 Feb
5,
43% Jan
2
31% Feb
35%
Jun~25
58
2% Oct 24
ft
18 % Jun
?
14
Oct
Jun 28
:
7% Nov
10% Jan
32
Oct
79% Jan
•27
Jun
:
:
'
Jun
Jan
2
2
24% Feb
i 21% Feb
26
20% Jan
4
12% Mar
1
127/b Jan
9
28
307/b Jan
14
19
16
27% Jan
26
20% Jan
23
97
85
8 s
:
25
54% Jun 25
Dec
9
-98% Feb
72% Feb
7% Jan
9
28
14
2
42% Feb
27
General Cable
15
88
Feb
27
33% Jan
17
4
Jan
10
19
9
14% Jan
36% Feb
1
25% Mar
5
2
1
>
Co--—
447/8. Feb
14
General
Finance
Corp—
77% Jan
85% Feb
4
4
337/a Jan
2
3
-
28
31% Jan
116 % Dec
113% Jan
31
30 % Jun
J15
Oct
14
24
2
11% Jan4
20
21
88% Dec
64
Jan
117
87
Jan
Jan
1
$3.75General
19% Jan
2
23
General
General
18
39
18
7% Jan
2
5% Jan
57/a Jan
8
37% Mar 22
31% Jan
347/8 Feb
14
General Public
General
1
15
11% Jan
13% Jan
10
267/8 Jan
32% Feb
20
General
35
447% Feb
7
General
5
May 29
25% July 26
18'/a Oct 24
,
6% Oct 24
16
Oct
22
97
Jun
100
Jun
33% July
28
Mar
Jan
26% Jan
Signal
40 %
New
7
30
$1.30
preferred
$1.25
27% Jan
8
29
Jan
2
227/8 Jan
2
26% Feb
13
10
2
12% Jan
28
20% Jan
3
101% Jan
2
102
Jan
28
$5
14
106% Apr
13
101% Jan
4
107
Feb
21
5% %
2
42% Feb
19
23% Feb
General Tire
1
& Rubber com—
35
Jan
14
367/a Jan
23
Genesco
103% Feb
14
Inc
common--
May 29
•'21% Oct 23
21%
101
100
—1
48% Jan
9
55 Vb Jan
2
Gerber
1.9% Feb
25
Getty
11% Feb
28
42% Jan
2
44% Jan
2
2
13% Jan
36% Jan
9
36% Jan
8
42% Feb
25% Jun
14
41% Dec
20
37% Feb
28
12% Jun
27
20% Jan
29
17
12% Oct 24
34% Jan
2
21 % Oct
22
49% Jan
2
10% May 29
17% Oct 22
15% Apr
11
75
July 2
3% Dec 27
18
19% Feb
1
Jan
18
Grace
15
Grand
27% Jan
31% Feb
19
Granite
12% Jan
15
103
237/a Feb
81% Jan
84
Feb
11
3% Jan
&
(W T) Co
11
14
Great
15
62% Feb
35
43% Jan
Jan
42
16% Jan 24
28
337/a Jan
17
143
2
Jan
4
28% Jan
23
Great
Great
Great
Western
8
61% Jan
3
72% Feb
May 29
47% Dec
5
41% Jan
24*
46% Jan
5
30% Jan
2
39% Feb
15
7%
9
30% Dec
27
81% Dec
31
44% Apr
43% Apr
19
82
•
12
94% May 11
30% Feb
38
Jan
2
92
Feb
43% Feb
7
34.
Jan
2
37% Jan
Jan
18
96% Jan
7
95% Jan
3
100% Feb
12
100% Feb
18
100% Feb
105
108% Mar 14
see page
106
4
Feb-15
107% Feb 19
18% Feb
25.
12
-
102%
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106%
36%
35 7/8
363/8
35%
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36
103
103
102%
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21%
102
103
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29%
213/8
,
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.
6
108% Jan
30
19
22% Jan
7
conv
,
preferred
102%
900
23,500
:
2,200
14;700
9.100
29%
295/8
29%
33%
333/4
1.100
33
335%
33%
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203,700
38ya
391/4
38
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27%
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38
3,300
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38%
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18%
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17%
17%
17%
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29 y4
297/s
14%
143/4
22%
23
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83%
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33/8
3%
43%
15%
153/8
39%
40
48%
14%
2,100
47%
46%
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39,700
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31%
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43,600
38%
39%
39
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37%
38%
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29
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39
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153/a
5,600
363/8
37%
48%
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47%
173/4
36,700
17%
17%
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18'A
$4.40 preferred
403/8
1533/4
152%
37%
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70%
45 y8
457/8
443/4
37%
377/8
37%
37%
90
90
r? *89
90%
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Gustin-Bacon
Mfg* Co
100
:
-
•
100
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100
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36%
353%
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15,400
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283/4
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35%
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45%
37%
40%
17%
38%
40%
153
22.500
36%
353/8
440
36%
•
12,000
28>100
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45%
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17%
38%
1533/4
28 34
100
$4.44 preferred
17%
,
39%
1533/4
37
?
6.000
23,600
37%
28%
com_No par
140
3%
43
48%
28%
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37 v*
41%
3%
42%
4,800
13,300
48%,
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-
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23
38
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71
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14,200
29
483A
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-
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17
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38
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2,100
37,900
,
28%
23
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233/a
83%
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50
$4.20 preferred.
\
6,700
12%
37%
29%
-
23%
83%
43% !?: 44
8.33 vb
Utilities
3,500
11 %
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:
17%
29
14%
223/4
47%
Co
32.700
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1
29%
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—100
18,500
/
215/a
2k
;
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;
327/s
38%
39
18%
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Corp
$5.08 preferred-;.
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10
7,800
34
37%
No par
25
preference
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36
34
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41
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44
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29%
397/B
Gulf Oil
$5
10.900
35
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35
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47
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18%
r
18
107% Feb
Shoe
4%%
25
17
footnotes,
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106'%
39%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.Nopar
14
95
107
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102%
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39
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8
4
*97% Jun
Mar 12
19
600
111.000
'
Co„1
Corp
com
Manufacturing
Greyhound Corp common
20
38% Jan
Sugar
preferred
Green
4
Feb
93
July 24
103% July 18
41
*101%
106y4
ft?
331/a
_No par
Prop
18
30
30% Oct 24
Ore
27
Feb
26
2
Iron
40% Feb
154
647/8 Nov
10
221/4
101i/a
323/4
12%
1
Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
Western Financial
Jun
31% Jan.
NOr
Great
53
Jan
Stores
Great
2
"15% Oct 23
21 3/8
36%
36%
2.50
Pacific Tea
&
4
29
Mar
Atlantic
15
32% Nov
Dec
103/4
213/4
lO'/a
21%
101 %
,
107
100
Feb
21% May 29
97
10%.
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1
49% Feb
19% Jan
36% Jan
2
103/4
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25
"
42% Jan
8,700
273/a
24%
5
common
4% Jan
Jan
27%
251/a
323/4
21%
-
-
4
Ltd
3%%
16% Jan
90
27%
243/4
10%
22%
101%
5
46% Jan
70% Jun
27%
ft
106%
213/4
—5
14% Jan
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
11%?
6.25
39% Jan
27
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25%
31%
39%
No par
Co
60% Jan
20% Jun
27%
32%
26%
5
Co
24% Feb
47% Feb
27%
'
101 '/a
103'A
?-:;12%:
lo
City Steel
18
12% Oct 23
21%
27%
..-.25%
,
37
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&
23
34% Oct 26
21%
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25%
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367/a
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31%
■
1
10-
Rubber
Dec
30% Oct 24
22%
27%
21%
27
30
Oct
14
221/4
27
.
297/s
14
Sep
22 i/a
9.700
4,600
.
4,400
34%
34
35% Feb
30%
30
(B F)_
Union
Grant
20% Jan
5
147
30
44
34%
preferred
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30
May 29
137% July 3
22 Vb Jun 26
30%
43 %
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5
2
12
170
•
24,300
Corp of Calif-1
Cards Inc
5
1
Graniteville
Dec
?
5%
33%
153/4
a—.
9
29% Jan
-
12%
30%
127/8
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44
'
Jan
25% Jan
83
12
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12%
307/8
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5%
15%
Granby Mining Co
Jan
32
12
33%
12%
•
157/a
Corp?
Tire
(W
39-
•
5%
33%
■?
155/8
Gould-National Batteries Inc
42% Jan
Mar
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39'
5%
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Co
Alden
Goodyear
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.
53A
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16
Brothers
Goodrich Co
24
23,200
16%
Globe-Wernicke Inc
28
36%
'
Globe-Uhion
9
Jan
36 %
16%
Gliddep Co
49
22%
107?
36%
5
,15%
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37 %
16%
Gimbel
1
36%
'ft J
.34,600
16%
27
547/8 Feb
38%;
18%
1
38% Feb
4
1.200
1
18'/8
45%
3
15% Feb
4;100
/ 35%; 35%n
18%
535/8
183/4
Jan
72% Jan
1,700
18
18%
l
-9% May 29
36% Oct 22
232,900
;
91%: 95%?
91
35%* 35%
53%
Gillette, Co
18
;
102
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Financial
25 i* Feb
90%.
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44 3/8
33
Jan
897/8?
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19
43% Mar 15
4
210;
60%.
116%
533A
29% Oct 26
19% Jan
38,200
46
9
21% Nov
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27
24
60
115%
115%
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2.700
23,200
116?
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33
115%
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•
2.900
9,500
66,700
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■
45%
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24% Oct 24
30"% Jun 21
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19
2
14
12%.
34%
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11
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79%.
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&
13
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531/8
28
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41%
■
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33% Jan
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72%
19%
2
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53%
55
11
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120
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15%
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47
34% Nov 29
13
26%
18 7/8
28% Oct 24
12
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5
53%
23% Jun 27
: Feb
15%
26%
**
5
46%
Gibraltar
13% Feb
40% Jan
15%
5%
19%
Giant Portland Cement Co
28
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10,400
30'
53%
25
■■
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1.1.200
88%
29%
70
900
41%
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29
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30
19%
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2
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42
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53
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2
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Greeting
50
18.400
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———
14% Jan
9% Jan
44%
107/s
10
36% Jan
14%
12%
33%
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11%
10
14
14%
33%
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11
29
23% Jan
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27%
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14
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32% Mar 21
13
32
22
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24
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5
16% July
6
8% Jun 22
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22
16
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Mar
363A
22%
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53
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31%
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
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25
25
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4
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12
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116
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preferred
25
58% Jan
12% Jun
;
:
26%
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13%
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36%.
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22% Feb
267/a Jan
22
13.%-
•
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par?
102
30% Jun
75%
42% ?
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80%-
36%.
2.50
Industries
27 % Jan
4
Jan
.
10c
Corp
Refractories
Steel
22
Dec
20
No
Utilities
General Telephone
6
28
19% Feb
preferred
General Public Service
44'A Jan
Mar 14
34 y8
74%
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27%
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21 % Mar
26
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41
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1
39% Jan
37% Jan
21% Nov
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34 Vb Jan
9
28% Jun
82'A
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Precision
9
18
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1
Jan
$1.60
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43%
61%
62%
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116
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Oct
Advertising
21%
12%
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19
27vb
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preferred;
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Feb
26%
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31%
•
100
Corp^
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\
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48'/a A 48%
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20 3/a
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v
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com
" A 49
v
:
103% 103%
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2
14
-112
•
34%
_;i
2
'
597/a Feb
61% Oct 23
15 ! May 29
38% Oct
21
'•88% Jun
24
33%
50
l__
Jan
10
24% Feb
87% Jun
•
47%
29%
48%
Machines^l5
23% Jan
2
16% Jan
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28%
^No par
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22
29%
48 VR
Tel com_No par
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100
Utilities Corp com
5
pfd
AAAJ
93* Oct
29%
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International
124% Aug.30
2iy4 Mar
8
ll3/4 Jun '25
293/4
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Resistance
4
Jan
29
48%'
9,500
17,400
5,500
75%;
7 A/
26%
8 %
8%
29%
80
International Salt
18
8%
9
29
preferred——100
29
27%
7
4%
■
19%
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37%
_i
International Rectifier
,
21
16%
.
A
7
4%
_i
preferred—:
International
27%
8%
100
'
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-
.21%
20%
•
37%
•
—-100
Canada—u
89% Jan
44% Jan
9%
26%
7%
27%
I
preferred—.—:
48% Jan
7
28
9
:-__25
common—
103 % Feb
46% Feb
*7
75%
38
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Corp.
3
3
7
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.7—'
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of
:
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37%
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par
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•
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2
403/4 Jan
17
75
37%
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413/4 Jan
"
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97
common.
39% Jan
A
■
17
75
4%
Mexico_100 pesos
99 % Jan
3
26
2
25Va Jan
...
4
25% Jan
33,
1
71% Jan
-
28
17%
75%
■.
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v 27%
7%
35'/$
Co
.60
,
69
35
21
20% .21%
16% : 17
36%
Paper common
_2.50
preferred——.;
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Int'l Pipe & Ceramics
Corp com
1
25
8% Mar
17
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.
4%
$4
29
i
500
420
29,800
115 :
34%
45%
37%
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International Packers'
13
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75
100
&
;AA/44%>
21%
9
International
8
107
2
24
29% Jan
4
7
1
Jan
1
45
26
Jan
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34%
4%
Corp
12
>593/4 Jan
May 29
17% Nov
118
23
v
2
15
;
18
99 % Jan
A
115
69
34%
21
27%
50
>2'//'
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/ 507/8 Jan
21
A 30% Feb
26% Feb
21%
21
97
Co
International Silver
7% preferred
Mar
17% May 29
45
2
16
Jan
21%
21%
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preferred /---//i—VAi-iooA'
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-42%
36%
International Mining Corp/.A ..1%
Int'l
42
"
21%
17
common—No par
18
A 50% Mar
41% May 25
A> 19% Oct 24
4
24
115% Jan
18
20% Feb
104
27
Apr
58 % Jan
May 28
Jun
f Jun
7
A
3
Feb
39 %
33
1
38
116
*64%
34%
;
21%
35
—
De
Harvester
.
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69
34%
21%
common:._5
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4% preferred——
30
Mar 26
98 A
A29
A 41%
92
/
4
May 29
31
11% Jan
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7
17
37% Mar 13
.
h
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55/. Dec
A 36,.
25a:
26
18
183/a Jan
,
26 A
213% Oct
•
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Feb
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17
-
/. '/• 7%
28
10
.105
A/37 t. Jun 29
: ./ --7% May 29/
V- 18% Jun 25 v
62-
Dec
17
14
A 17% Jan
f. 26% Jan
38 Vs Mar-16
99
30% Dec
Jan
86% Feb J1
59% Feb
5A
2
Inf'l
116
*64%
21%
75
.
25
175
Steel
-4%.%
36%
37%
21%
__
preferred
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49 Va Feb
157% Jan
v
6%
Interlake
•
1
•115
69
21%
Inspiration Consolidated •;Copper__20
Interchemical Corp common
_5
18
56% Feb
A. 40% Jan
6
''
Inland
8
424% Feb
Elect
Ingersoll-Rand
11
26% Feb 18
384% Jan
18% Dec
Oct 25
■■
16
Feb
853/4 Mar
22
16%
36%
42%
41%
43%
2iy4
—1___5
Co
General
Industria
16%
AJ
21 y4
—
Indianapolis Power
28
36 % Jan
2
4
43/4 Jun
9
-
.
2
*3/
Nov
>
31
6% Jan
28
Indiana
36%
38
•: *37%
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preferred/so
4.20%
29
19
A 85% Jan
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33 /. Jan
39 % Jan
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95
:
"363/4*Jan
25
Apr
25
Jun
'49% Feb .20
28
:
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.
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5
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10
9
7
50y2 Feb
Jan
9
\ Jun
'
75
22
52
.Jan.
29% Feb
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.53
2
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34 /- Jun
25
08
14
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36 y8
,•
18%
preferred
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59
24
>A(81;A Jan
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24
Jan
20'/8 Oct :.24
-
14
21:
Illinois
16%
16%
36%
5,700
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24%
13%
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i
48
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393/4 Jan
65
.
Cement
-
48% Jan
i55 A Jun
5
Jun
Ideal
5
May 31
.; 25 a May 29
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43 ya Oct
Idaho Power Co
Jan
(
300
8
-43,900
43%
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5
,j5% preferred series A.
0-5% preferred series B
Hupp Corp common—
Illinois
26%
38
42%
87
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4
15
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&
19
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May 21
87
26
'
Feb
87
.34%
100
473/a Jan
May 16
.
45
44%
5,900
2,500
">18,700
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preferred
9
7% Feb
26
3iy4 Jun
a; 40
31
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23 A Feb
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:
rS6
:
44
•
/ ~
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Hussmann Refrigerator Co
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>May-25 7
•47 "
May 29'
v-
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42.
39% Jan
50
23% May 29
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45
■
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Nov
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100
;
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v 44% Feb A 5
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2
46% May
44% July 16
48% July 3A;
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'
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42y2 Jan
.
A.
:
2
46% Feb
28
V
.7% Feb
22%
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23%
'"
13%
,
20
28
40% Jan,! 8
16 Vb Jan 30
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>
13
183/a Sep 27
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-
.
9% Mar 26
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24%
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•-'•'
23%
42%
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5
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1
37'*
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k
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28l/a Oct 24
•••>/ *42
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Johnson
Howard Stores
12%
4,700
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18%
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No par
preferred
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A ,12%
9% Jan-
4
'
.
"10,500
8 v4
45 V4
preferred—
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1
1,200
20%
8
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preferred—
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Jan
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22%
36 VH
116
34 Va
par
i
33%
20 Vh
8%
43 A
19%
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Corp
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43
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Houdaille Industries Inc commori__3
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;
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45%
5
preferred
A A A%
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19
'
'115
.
9
31%
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'
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31%
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common
1
.22
42 A
45'/a Jan
9
•
/
2
40% Jan
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-
2
18% Jan
97'A Dec -28
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July . 2 A
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15 % Jan
-
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89'/a Jun
4
90 iJan
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: 41 .--May-17
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,
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\
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;
.
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Z :35% Feb
24V4 Jun 25
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46
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——
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93
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30'V :t.;t.lO,C00
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30
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42%
•
>
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132
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,
26%, 'Jun 14'
•
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1
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33%
23%;
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37%
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.
22
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•
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100
•
32
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.
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44%
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7%
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:
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Feb
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11
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29
14
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23
Oct
16
87
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par
conv
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A
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132
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1
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•
100
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46
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33
-
19%; 19%
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A,22 %
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;
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A
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23
22
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9
-
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5
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32 y8
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32
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'
33%
•
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32
.
23%
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132'
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10
7% non-cumulative
preferred__25
Hercules Powder common____i
-
7
35% Feb
41% Feb
15% May 24
1110% Oct 24
1
Mar
32 % Jan
40% Mar 27
May 29:
A32% Oct 23
.
Mar 21
A
30
-33%
-
51%
98
21%
37
32%
51
14%/ 14%
A
37%.
32%
23%
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29 Va
5
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.preferred
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Mar. L
Feb. 28
■
51'/4
'
50%
/
'■
33%
33%
-i~25
3.657o
preferred
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8
Sales for
Thursday
;
Feb. 27
37%
32%
A
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Co—
&
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (H J) Co
87% Feb A 4
11
22
Inc_____l
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16
1
44% Jan
•
1
Jan
5%
40% Feb 21
—25% Feb.20
2
32%"
'
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23
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Harvey Aluminum Inc„
Hat Corp «f America common
"
'7
24% Mar
•
19 % Apr
3iy2oct 3i;
.
86
Jan
•
Jan
•42%-Mar
•
88 :. Mar
7
20% Oct
;
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Dec
4
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Feb
.
24%-
":
2
17 V4 Jan
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9
-
100
World
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14 /'/ 14 '/a
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:
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9
8
37%
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5
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.
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1/
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—
preferred
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'
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13
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*
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'
.13
1
21
j.9%Jan
22
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29
Feb
.Jan "23
.
Wednesday
Feb. 26
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.-
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5
Feb>28
18% Mar
18
Tuesday
Feb. 25
50
A i34% Jan
7
22
Jan
-
>'32 y8 Feb —
-
Monday
-Par
Hamilton Watch Co common
i_l
4% convertible preferred
:
100
Hammermill Paper Co
„_i_2
4
14
96
3!
33% Feb
;
2
•
Jan
33% Feb
28
.30% Feb
4
Hall (WF)
'
Jan
4b
v
Jan
Hackensack Water
*
4,
•
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31% Jan
aff'
A-. 25
-6
Feb
26 % Jan
.
2
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Hallicrafters Co
126-
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75%:Jan
.
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i
%? Apr 13
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20%-July 11
.
A
48% Mar 13
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18
21
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Oct c>3".
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22
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK A
H
-
j
Jan
22% Feb
..
3
,36% Jan •3P:
-
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7
29% Jan
:.
2
-Jan
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EXCHANGE
48% Feb. 12' A,/53% Jan
12 y4 Feb 12, A"' 14% Feb
J
2
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.
26% Jun: 26
NEW
Highest
36 '/Jan
14
27 A
'
-
59'/a Feb
.27% Jan
V
May 28
-A
Lowest
37% Aug 30
36 % Mar 22
29
,
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
19
A
11
87
54%
53%
543/8
533/4
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88%
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88 %
46 Vb
47%
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53
52%
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157/a
16 Vb
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51%;
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,
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86 ya
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53
10 y4
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17
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A
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A
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;
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13%
V ,1,400
20%
21%
8.000
/
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20
(928)
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§ NEW
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
;
.
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
;
NEW
Highest
YORK
i/UU
Jan
3
103
Jun
7
Jan
101
>'•
j.
78
112
90
May 21
81
93
Jan
24
12
5
8
94 % Dec 27
95'A Jan
10
Jan
26
<
3
26
;
V 99
Jan
31
26
10'
Jan
85
Jan
2
21
"
>4.50%
29
4.20%
961/2 Jan
Jan
22
100'/a Jan
29
41% Nov 23
38% Jan
4
44% Jan
30
Nov 27
19% Jan
8
21 '/a Feb .12
23% Jun
27
36%'Jun
27
24
13
78% Mar 16
25
40% Jan
26Va.Jun
•
60'/a "Get 24
24
25
Jun
32% Jan
29
2
53% Feb
28
19
-Dan
65 Va Feb
3
Jan;
l'/1'
33
Jan
2
Jan .^2
30
Jan
2
36% Jan 30
34% Feb .25
Jan
66'A Jan
2
74% Feb
91% Mar
Jan
41
•; 71
5
23
30% Jun
25
45% Get
25
79V4 Jan
3
May 28
34% Dec
1;
Mar
21
pfd
conv
J
100
-
22
39% Jan
9
37% Jan
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preferred
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1081/2
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106%
33%
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; *i02
40%
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V
20
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33 % Jun
Oct
24% Oct
12
38% Feb
2
Jan
11
27 ;
1
2
15% Feb
39»/2 Jan
2
43% Jan
V2
107%
1
40
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10
88% Feb
§
2-1
-
-
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26% Mar
Apr 11
8
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16 Va Jan
13'A Jan
251/4 Mar 12
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1
2
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2
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23% Jan
2
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21
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4
27% Jan
2
32% Jan
38
24
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1
28%
29
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V
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41 1/4
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20,600
400
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310
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-
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27
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23 Va
23'A
7.600
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;
19%
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25
25%
21.600
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30 Va
2,600
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10,500
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6,900
41.200
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6.900
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38%
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15.500
601/4
73%
35%
87%
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4,800
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32%
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53%
11,800
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88
19 V4
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,
41%
88
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37
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53%
53%
•
,
41 Va
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74%
t
97 Va
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,
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100 Va
70%
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i 37
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100
41
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53%
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53'/a
97'A
400
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34%
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941/2
102
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32%
70%
100
107
103 Va
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-
33
•
32
300
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v
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62%
36%
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53%
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9,500
;
95
50%
100'A
.
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53%
17
74%
35%
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88V4
Kroehler Mfg Co
'107
.
102
41%
321/2
;
53%
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;
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32
34%
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Kress
102
„
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-
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10
common
preferred
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-
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82
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-
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Inc
40
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53%
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,.-74%
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102 Va •'
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-
36 V.
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106'A
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106'A
83%
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63%
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<
.
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4
-17%-
-
62%
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Korvette (E J)
26
30% Jan
26
4%
Shares
I.
;32Va
95
50 VB
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42 Va V 42 %
/'■•
32%
63
v-1.7.%
-
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40%
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-
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33'/2
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107%
40%
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50%
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42%
52%-
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5
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l
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
;100 g
25
the Week
Friday
Feb. 28
95
:•
'
/;
Kimberly-Clark
.
.,34%
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94%
1001/2
x42'4
.
Kern County Land Co—.—2.50
15
84 V2 Jan
367/a Jan
24
Jun J25
20
Mar 16
57
22
Oct
32 Va Jan
591/4 Jan
Feb 26
88
13% Get 24
11
28
44% Mar 14
27
80% Aug
2
21% Get 24
20
52 V2 Feb
Sales for
Thursday
(;
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.
:
941/2-
■
par
106
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821/4'
1011/2 101% •
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v> Kert-McGee ..Oil Industries.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
/; *931/4
^ 5ova
♦93
100
Copper^
33%
93%
501/2
VVA .82
...
preferred
34%
'93-'/2
•
'
23
'Feb. 27
V ,--*50 Va
94
*102
preferred
Kennecott
Wednesday
50%
-
i'■ X40
100
City Southn Jnd 'com No
-34%
......
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.
Kendall
,
4
78% Jan 10'.
.34% Jan- ;.2 •' ;'
3
;';34Jari
/
/
19
94
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co_r_Np par
Kansas Power & Light Co..
8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp
L__,
1
Kellogg Co—;
60c
Kelsey Hayes Co__._„__
;___l
y
3
r,; 46% Feb
1957)
Non-cumulative
: Feb. 26
34Vt
100
__
preferred—Z*-—..A——100
4.35%
»
17
55
5
'>
26
86 V-
59%-Oct 22
■
.
48
24%-Sep 24
\
2
16% Feb
4
131/4 Oct
Corp___33%c
preferred
preferred
Kansas
Jan,
27% Jan
V 48
7
47 Va Jun
*
<
<
K;
Tuesday
Feb. 35
Par
_
4%
20
50% May
26% Jan
(ser of
83
15
•28% Oct 12
Monday
r
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
preferred-.-.
100
A
17% Nov
22
Chem
preferred
4%%
30
3o%.Nov 12
95% Get
&
convertible
4%%
101 Va Feb
>
Monday, March 4, 1S63
:f;fS
K
4Va%
40% Feb
110
Feb
Apr
101% Nov
8
91
7
29
100% Jan
83
"94 % Dec
6
Jan
Jan
106
Kaiser Alum
9 '
111% Jan
4
A
10
31
51% Jan
r
39% Jan
July 31
89 -
38% Jan
951/2 Jan
2
104'/2 Jan
'
9j%D«m 26
1
Jan
50 Vb Feb ' 12
May 16
111
10
;•}*'
: Aug
86
32 'A Mar
99
Sep 20
50% Nov
6
2d
47
Mar 15
37
May 29
25
;.
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'S©
b-t
;
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
;
-
14%
,
25%
25%
25
-
251/2
30 Va
30% ./ 30%
;
.
30%
.
>•
87,700
.
L
24
40 Ve Jan
2
13% Jan
2
191/2 May 29
31 Ve Jan
12
27% Jan
2
36'/a Aug 15
20% Oct 25
40 V2 Mar
Oct
10
Jun
18
Laclede
3
13 Va Oct
22
291/4 Feb
26
21% Apr
39
21
1
3
25
22% Feb
9
13% Jun
13V4 Jun
Gas
Co
common
4.32%
10
36'/2 Jan
.
'
8
36 % Jan
15
Laboratory for Electronics Inc.
28
26% Jan
15
preferred
Lane Bryant
1
25% Jan
15
Lanvin-Parfums
Mar
15% Jan
2
18% Jan
14
13% Jan
3
20'/a Feb
20
22
Jan
2
31% Feb
14
Leesona
7
r
6% July
15
1
15% Mar. 6 /
6
24
Sep 28
Va May 29
19 % Jan
25
23% Oct
22 'A
22% Dec
V
1% Jan
14
24
35% Feb
7
26% Jan
2
29% Feb
1
May 29
43% Feb
8
33% Jan
3
39'/a .Tan
22
Feb
8
2
10% Feb
2
^ 55% Jan
16
13% Jan
25
23
Oct
110% Feb
12'A Jan
66 V2 Jan
25% Jan
24
54% Mar 29
41%'Oct 25
July
9
56
Dec
47'/a Feb
»6
15»a Oct 23
24% Fab
13
27V4 Jan
2
18% May 29
123
Jun
39
May 29
100% July
6
104
88
Aug
9
95
90
Jan
3
-;■
36'4^0ct
Jun
•
% Oct,
14
rtlltn
Jan
14
23
% 54 'A Jan
2
1
23% Jan
4
Mar
17% Jan
3%%
Litton
20% Feb
Inc__.L
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Lone
Star
Cement
Corp._ZZ.ZZZZZ4
Star
Gas
common.*;*-.-x.10'
51% Jan
3
58% Feb
11
105
Feb
1
96
Jan
11
May 1
• iii; ;-J'rJ
Jan
16
98
5%
Feb
1
16 V» Feb
2
46 % Jan
9
3
150% Feb
8
Mar 59
32
Jan
7
Apr
11
59% Jan
2
15 % Feb
8
38
4
21% Feb 20
>' lS '/a Jan
Feb
10
60%
53%
52%
18Va
Lykes
Bros
20
A 22%.
150.;
*140
56%
57%
105%
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61%
•
•
18% - 18%
19%
18
20 'A
150
56%
56%
55%
105 Va
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15%
15%
i
r 43%
' 44 >
150%,
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69%
50
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;x
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55%
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105V2
99
15'
10% "10%
46 %
X148
Co..ZZZ..10
-
148
10
42 %,
147%
70% ' -71%
>
99'/a
.14%
427/»
'
35%; 36%
46 Va
*98V4
,
147%
35%
■>S 35
69%
■
^70
JlOVs
;
10
.46%
43%
44 Va
16%
44%
13.300
97%
13%
.
36 %
45%'
A
*96
43%
,
-70%
10 %•• 10%
.69%
42.800
<47,200
150
> 54V4
97%
X42%
58.400
20
23%
56%
14%
.
43.500
105 Va
.
*97%
150%
36 %
70%
45%
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V147/b.'. .151/8'
';;..43%,v44--;
149'
par';-'
99
'99
"
..1.100
97%-
95.600
18%
19%
-22%
*140
; 150
-
:50%
59%
51%
Vv57%:
153%
22% * - 23'A
23%
*104%
'
97%
Corp.-.._...25c
Steamship
600
18%
18%
Co common—.2—.2' 5
'
v
19% * 20%
,
J23%:
*104%
100
(M) & Sons Inc.
T 1
Lukens Steel
Co..^.^___-_____3.33y3
-
.18%
;
*132%
Lowenstein
47% Feb .14
18'A Jan
62%,
53
23^1
preferred—...100
Electronics
2.900
'
100
Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky).No
Louisville & Nashville......".
10% Jan .24
2
E
•
com._Z-l0
preferred...
preferred.^.—--..i
Z
30
D
61%
19%
_____100
preferred...
series
Lorillard (P)
.;
6
72Va Jan
9% Jan; > 2
39 V2 Jan
2
Loral
B
series
4.35%
18
42 Vb Jan
142% Jan
■
series
4.25%
5
1113% Mar
6
APH -'4'''^
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co
7
8
a
conv
62%
54%
■
"
-
49%
70.500
61%
Lone
160
5.500
65.500
16%
53
15
Co
49%
16%
>
14
4.84%
12.500
17%
1
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp.*!...ZZZ.ZZl
Loew's Theatres Inc
~
13
Jan
87 Vii Jun
Industries
17%
48% ;v49 '
V 5.%
5%
_~_2.50
ZZ.20
pfd..
24% Feb
Jan
27.
conv
43 200
71%
45% - 46%
16%' 18%
16%
i__5;..
•
non-cum
13%
70%
143% Feb
96
22
Co
Lionel Corp common
15,200
154% 155
7
95
-
;
1,500
f <52%
13
25
28
104
;
Belt
Inc
1,300
io%
52%
Z 5
ZsOc
_
15.900
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*36%
'100
_
27%
*10y„
Feb
40.
;.
Link
7% Jan 25
2
100
300
27
"
...
64
May 29
May 23
69
28
31
.151
25% May 29
1
18
9,100
17.700
.^7
2
preferred...
Ling-Temco-Vought
25
22
Mar 20
Dec
r63% Feb
24
27
Jan
Mar
Inc..
j
132 V2 Jan
98
137
21
49'A Jan
,
155 V2 Jan ;23
57
Mar 20
6
18% Feb 27
28
Feb
Refineries
Lily Tulip Cup Corp..^,
50 Va Jan
V; 57Va
20
24
7%
14
lb
5
17% Oct
-
2
46'A Jan
4% Feb 28
■
5.000
~T~~3
6
2
34 V2 May 29
Leonard
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby.......
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
14'
2
Jan
69 % Dec
22%
.17%;
27,800
,
18
74% Feb
^
1 %
7%
17%
1%
*22%
7.600
29
7%
No par
26
156% Feb
11
12,900
19%
X27%
No par
"
2
15% Jan
3,600
"17'/a'
:
1
common
pfd series A
22%
16%
15
Lehn & Fink Products.
2
Feb
conv
2,900
.18%
CoIZ.ZIl
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehman Corp
4
8
47
Valley Industries
$1.50
Jan
150
2;.,,
19 Va Jan
,57
24
23
42'A Feb
6
25
15% Oct
46
9% Jan
<•51% Jan;
Mar 19
155% May 11
45% Nov 36-
May 29
Jun
11
17Vb Mar 12
May 31
3
Lehfgh
1% Feb
31
13
a
12
22
Jan
'62
8 '
2
/
6% Feb
4
50
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement
3
63% Oct
/
14
2
25
40
18
19% Jan
Jan
24
15
7% Jan
2
5% Jan
9% Oct
31 '/2
2
9
8% Oct
147
Jan
4,400
23
'21%'
I~~i
ZT"Z5 *'
Corp^_u^^.i.£7ZZ-.ZZZZr:ZZ'"5::-;-
16% Jan
.
'&
8
7,500
49-
22%
i-
_
Lear Siegler Inc........
Lee iRubber &; Tire..^____.
:
Feb
7
43 Va Oct
,
Feb
1% Mar 16
9
4V4 Jun
-
13%
13%
29%" 30%
*42
......No par--
Inc....
___
Jan 15
1
4
_
A_I"~~25
series
16%
161/4
>10%
xl6%
16%
•16%
27%
27%
*27 Va
40'/a
39%
48
48
48
59'A
58%
59 Va
93 Va
93'/a .93'/2
93'A
94%:, 3M.-93V*.
20 5
20 Va
20Va
20
20'A
2 '/a
.2
2Va
M
21%iOct
25
40'% Feb
'4Jun
26
44
44 v4 Juil
5
4o'a Jun
25
86
72
93
24
30
2
41% Feb
46 Va Jan
2
2
3,V>:
48
56
23
Jan
Jan
36 Va Jan
Jan
2
59% Feb
24
Mack
7
7
94 Va Jan 28
1
24
:i% Jan
2,5
3
■'2':'■
9% Jan
77 % Feb
14
40% Jan
22
26
25
-47-*« Mar 20
35'A Jan
2;/
25
56 V2 Mar 12
41% Jan
3
25
32% Feb
24
25
27
Feb
28
•
63
Jan
•22% Jan'
14
48% Feb
2
—.5
_____Z50
<
Inc
common—
A
preferred_.No
Magma Copper
—"
Magnavox Co____^.
Mallory
1
(P R)
Manhattan
Shirt
23% Feb
15
6
5% Jan
7
18
27
Maracaibo Oil
20%May 29
34
48% Jan
14
29 Va Jan
11
Marathon Oil Co
22 % -May .29
35
Jan
J35
23
Maremont
18
Mar
Aug 30
1
Mar
26% Jan
2 •;■'
-Qcc
24
28% Sep
32 Va Feb
4
24% Jan
2
9'a Dun
27
18% Jan
27% Feb
6
>12
12% Jan
2
36
15% Feb
21
13
21
.30'8?Oct
24
2tT% Aug 29
Feb
34'A Jan
-46 V2 Mar 15
23
37% Jan
33% Jan
2
May 28
28% Jan
38% Feb
2
20 Va Feb
25
25 7a May 29
36% Dec
22% Jan
27
36'A Jan
10
42% Dun
58 Va Jan
17
25
77% Dan
70%.Jun
77% Feb
53 'A Jan
821/4 Jan
2
Feb
26
"76
21
2
May 18
83% May 17
5
77% Feb
751/2 Jan
9
-84
29
20
84
1314'Oct -24
83
May 21
May l'O
82
Jan
35% Feb
5
233s Jun
25
35 % Feb
2
33
Jun
27
78% Jan
29% Jun
21
35
Dec
20
22
32 % Jan
2
2
19%-Oct J24
15% "Nov
3
23% Sep
24
48
19
25 Va Jan
27
81% Dec
14% Jan
29% Jan
19
125
Jan
19
81 % Dec
27
104
102 % 'Nov
23
150% Jan
19
'93
Jan
33 Va Feb
21
:
23
Jan
14
Feb
18
17% Jan
10
2
32 % Feb
14
Mays (J W) Inc
Maytag Co.
54% Feb
11
MCA
36
Jan
21
23 % Jan
9
2".
28
23% Jan
28
17% Jan
7
89
7
3 V2 %
1
$6
Jan
100
Jan
65
2
•;
92% Mar
16
Jan
105
10
Jan
8
72 Va Feb
25
29% Feb
2
22% Jan
13
21
61 Va Nov
23
53% Jan
17
40 Va Mar 15
60% Feb
6
34% Jan
8
34% Jan
2
37% Feb
21
23% Jan
19% Jan
4
16
Jan
22
49% Feb
9
40
Jai|
3
/ 1074 Jan
2
Aug
Jun
26
26
9 % Oct
30 %
8
24
|„23% Jan
9
May 28
46% Jan
2
8 Va Oct
26
19% .Oct
29
17%.Jun
25
39'A Jan
23% Mar 12
12% Jan
<
31
38% Feb
8
33 % Dun
20
48 %
Dan
30
96
Jun
17
f
29
Dun
27
26% Feb " 7
,24% Oct
25
81% Dan
2
32 Va Apr
90
Oct
For
footnotes,
.
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Volume 197
Number 6243
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NEW YORK
STOCK)EXCHANGE)STOCK
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31
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the Week
-
80
32
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Missouri Portland Cement Co
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Mohasco
18
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;
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21% Feb
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Mission Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corn
29%
19
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12
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32
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,
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2
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44
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10
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14
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23
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•'
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preferred
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9
Feb
■
99
2
3
Mar 19
133% Jan
2S
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34% Jan
5
24
100%
8
16% Oct
13% Oct
55
2
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32 % Jan '4
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7
May 28
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.
7
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15
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93% Jan
81
Nov
^an
Merck & Co Inc
15
26% Feb
2
woh
26
97
i/8
91% Feb
Stores
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
< Wednesday
Thursday
>
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Mercantile
87% Jan 30
2
3
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3
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22% Jan
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2b
19
2
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23
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Range Since Jan. 1, 1963;
Highest
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20% Feb 28
28
Feb
40%
43%
21 ¥2
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23,800
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9.700
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1
Monday, March 4, 1963
a.
.
NEW YORK. STOCK-EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
49 % Jan
7
11
99
29
97 Va July
Nov
8
100 Va Dec
14
105
3
94'A July 18
3
50% Feb
13
Feb
12
99% Feb
28
4.40%
85% Jan
21
Jan
9
88 Va Feb
7
3.90%
97
102
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 25
STOCK
YORK
Ohio
Jan
7
104 Va Jan
24
4.56%
100% Jan
8
102% Jan
25
4.44%
88
100
*103'A
104
10o
*101 Va
102%
19
43% Jan 23
46% Feb
21
18% Apr
23
17'A Jan
7
18% Feb
13
31
95 Va Nov
15
94 Va Jan
9
98
Feb
7
29 V. Oct
24
Feb
26
36 y4 Jan
3
38 Va Jan
25
Oklahoma
3
31% Jan
2
37'A Jan
28
Olin
14 %
V,
46
25
41
■
Jun
35
41 Va Jan
Dec
1115
25
28
17% Nov
23
15% Jan
2
16% Jan
54% Jan
23
47 Va Jan
4
52 Va Jan
76
24
Natural
25
59 Va Jan
30
15% Jan
11
Outboard
21
Marin? Corp_____
14
25'/a Jan
2
Outlet
87% Feb
13
V8 Feb
53% Jan
9
26
21
60
Jan
4
Owens-Corning
25
96
Jan
2
72 Va Jan
24
81 Va Feb
18
19
Jun
<•
99 Va Jun
28
Mar
100
105
2
17% Feb
13
5
36%
Jan
4%
18% Jan
8
Pacific
3
14% Feb
6
Pacific Cement
25
May 29
31% Jan
2
May 29
61%
58 Va Feb
28
26 Va May 29
393/a
31% Jan
3
5
158%
5 % May 28
34% Jan
American
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102%
*101%
10234
45%
44%
451/4
104
102%
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1023/4
45%
45 Va
45 Va
45%
104
33%
16'A
34 7/a
34%
16%
16 Vb
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50'A
50%
54'A
14%
53%
14 Va
54'/a
14%
13 y4
22
22
33
80%
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102 Va
100%
33 Va
16%
50%
503A
1.800
54%
54%
12.700
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13%
13%
13%
13%
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21%
22 Va
36,700
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59'A
57 Va
58%
80%
79%
80%
17%
16%
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13%
13%
32%
13%
33 Va
32%
58 Va
58 3A
'•I. 58 Va
31%
32 Va
31%
60 3A
145V2 Jan
1513A Feb
25
151 Va
151%
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5% Jan
6% Feb
7
23%
15% Feb
__10
Corp—_____No
Tin
17% Jan
15
24
Packard-Bell Electronics
11'A Jan
14 V8 Feb
11
Pan
24%
213/a Jan
27% Feb
18
4o% May 29
701/4
67% Jan
78% Feb
14
9i% Aug 23
97%
98
Jan
17
9% Jan
28
15%
15% Oct
24
96
10
Jan
73/4 Mar
16
58 Va Feb
1
353/a Jan
Panhandle
18 Va Oct
24
383/4 Mar 15
24% Jan
28 Va Feb
24
753/4 Apr
11
50'A Jan
2
55 % Feb
14
21
35
Jan
31
29% Jan
22
333A Feb
8
23% Jun
15
27
May
Feb
27
26
2
2
7
Jan
27
■
.
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4
42 Va Oct
22V2 Jun
Pipe
4%
preferred—
Papercraft Corp
40% Jan 22
17
East
6->
..
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151 >/2
70c
13%
13%
133/4 k 13'%
1
25 Va
26 %
25%
26
73%
74%
731/4
74
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25%
51
51%
52
53
33
33%
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33%
32%
25
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26%
25%
26 Va
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28% July 12
8
27% Jan
4
24
26
14% Nov
17% Jan
14
Mar 29
Oct
22
27% Jan
4
26
19 Va Jan
2
40
May 31
48'A Jan
3
May 29
52% Jan
17
42% Jan
23 Va Jun
25
41
Jan
2
25 Va Jun
14
34% Feb
3
10% Jun
Jun
1
Penick & Ford—_x
.1
183a
9
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp_x__—
1
17%
14
Penn
5
9%
45y4 Mar
.
47 % Feb
4.68%
1
Co
Inc
——
common-
preferred
x
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L__^___
13
conv
18
Pennsalt
24
33% Jan
9
101 «A Jan
106 3A Feb
28
100
103
Feb
13
16% Feb
15
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—_xl'
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4%% preferred
x—
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100
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Vz
18% Feb
Jan
2
131/4 Jan
54% Jan " 2
-
35'A Feb
52% Mar 19
51
..
37% Jan 22
Chemicals
Corp
253/8
52
52
32%
323A
27%
46
Feb
11
49% Jan
21
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Apr
30
49
Jan
4
63
Feb
26
Peoria & Eastern Ry
56% Feb
16
46
Jan
2
50% Feb
26
2
40
Feb
28
48Vi Jan
2
/153/4 Feb
58
22
Jan
7
1
Permanente
'
12 Va Jun
15
493A Oct
24
593/8 Mar 23
35% Oct
24
66
99
15
19% Mar 15
Va Jan
13% Jan
52
27
55
Jan
2
51
99 3A Jan
1011/4 July 13
Feb
45
31
9
Jan
'
9
Milk
Pet
Cement
Co
Co
lOlVa Feb
19
13 Va Jun
25
19 Va Jan
2
16% Feb
12
17'/a Jan
9
24
42
Feb
13
25% Jan
2
283/4 Jan
9
Pfaudler
33 'A Oct
23
57 Vs Mar 15
47
2
52
Feb
21
59
<Feb
0
33% Jan
24
44% Oct
1
623/8 Jan
15
53
Jan
Mar
1
4%%
Pfizer
(Chas)
Phelps-Dodge
Co
&
33%
101%
lOl'/a
101 Va
29
181/4
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May 29
Jun
6
1033/4 Nov
7
July 10
88'A Nov
-
2'
29Va Jan
28
Jan
100
Jan
7
105
86% Jan
11
90
Feb
11
10
103
Feb
Phila Electric Co common-—No par
5
Mar
•
Sep
13
100
Jan
Aug 23
106
Jan
31
105
Jan
7
105V2 Jan
23
81
Jan
2
33 Va Jan
21
39% Feb
1
Phila
5
713a Jan
25
7
Philip Morris Inc common
61 '/a Oct
24
112'/a Jan
78% Feb
82
July 16
87'/a Mar 27
84% Jan
3
9t
Feb
July 25
843A Peb
19
813A Jan
10
90
Feb
Oct
/ 597/8 Mar 14
47 % Jan
11
50
Feb
15% Oct
24
24
26% Apr
2
19Va Jan
3
21% Jan
15% Oct
24
25
Aug 30
21% Feb
20
24'/a Jan
24
69
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
58 % Jan
14
97
Feb
6
1003/4 Nov
27
991/2 Jan
8
102Va Jan
18
41 Va Jan
11
29% Jan
18% Jun
27
30 Va Oct
23
11% Oct
4
65'A Mar 19
.
39
23
13% Jan
:
Jan.22
3
67
Aug 17
86 Vi Mar
1
Sep
28
81
8
73
12% Jun
22
16'/a May 15
.
723A Jan
64
18
Jan
44% Jan
17% Jan
9
34
2
80
Mar
893A
•
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102
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85%
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47%
48%
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20%
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1
convertible
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101
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40%
39
,
preferred
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20Va
21%
213/4
57%
56%
57
773/4
153/4
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A
•
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126% Aug 21
433/8 Oct 24
5% Oct
36 Va Oct
35
139
1
Jan
7
9
24
38
125
Nov
14
25
78
Jan
25
130
Jan
3
21 A Oct
24
34% Dec
6
6
81% Jun
14
133/4 Oct
90 Va Oct
-
Jan
17
57% Jan
105
Jan
18
21
573/4 Peb
30
14
54 % Feb
Jan
14
14
40 % Jan
Jan
Feb
HVaFeb
Jan
Jan
122
26
57% Jan
41,
4
Jun
44 V2 Jun
Feb
139
33
353/4 Mar 29
22
20
513A Jan
4
771/2 Jan
134% Jan
553A Jan
8
116% Mar
2
20
54
22
V 88
10
12% Jan
5
Oct
May
Jan
14 V2 Jan
67% Feb
22
Z 19% Jan
Jan
8
124
8
Feb
613A Jan
3
111>
11
4
15
148% Jan
4
1
preferred
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Co
Pittston
(The)
A
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.
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56
-
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;
102
30%
40%
29.100
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:
80
85
24
21
Jan
22
18 % Feb
27
Poor &
18
95% Mar
5
93
14
99
Feb
18
Porter Co Inc (HK> 5%%
May 28
32
3
47'/a Mar
8
42% Mar
1
48
Jan
29
Potomac
92 V2 Jan
2
69% Mar
1
75
Jan
8
32% Apr
69% Dec
27% Jan
2
30% Feb
19
56% Jun
25
20 Va Jun 25
Jan
15% Jan
19
Jan
18
3
49
Va May 29
26
68% Jan
2
733A Feb
11
29
July 24
31 '/a May 14
30J/8 Jan
2
32% Feb
18
Jan
5
92
Nov
20
91 % Jan
4
95
Feb
21
Jan
2
95
Dec
6
94% Jan
14
96% Jan
22
85
87
90 Va July 17
98
Nov
104
Jun
29
109
106
Jun
29
110% Feb
Apr
i-t
21
97
15
1 OR 3/4 Jan
111% Jan
25
Nov
21
32'A Jan
373/8 Jan
17
791/a Apr
11
76
773/4 Jan
8
24% Jan
21
24% Jan
22
Feb
5% Oct
24
Jun
May 29
1117% Oct
18
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21
88
30
Jan
24% Jan
8
24
*
31 Va
233/4 Jan
18
'
2
283/4 Feb
20
303/s Feb
25
Pullman
41
18
Pure Oil
18
Quaker Oats Co common—
—5
6%. preferred
——___—_100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
2
543A Oct
24
91'/2Feb
16
61V, Mar
1
Jan
2
27% Jan
2
141
25.
Jan
69Va Jan
145
Feb
30% Jan
19
9
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11
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7.500
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5%
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26
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8
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40
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28 3/4 May 29
95
34
21
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16 3/4 Mar
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31
104 Va
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6
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Oxford Paper Co common;
21
Jan
30c
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com—6.25
Co
;_-__—100
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18
14
104
Fiberglas
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Owens-Illinois
Feb
47
142 J/4 Oct
Jan
35 Va Jan
2
25
15
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1
31 Va Jan
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25
9% Jun
100
Jan
101 Va Feb
16
16%, Jun
2
Mar 23
43
25
97'A Jan
Jan
115
14
Oct
15
105 %
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34 Va
53'A
Co —x_——No par
Jun
46 Va Oct
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49
:
16
Orange & Rockland
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99%
88 Va
18
Opelika Manufacturing Corp__,____5
Utilities
10
Otis Elevator—x——_—__—3.125
2
48%
88 Va
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49
53'A Feb
50'A
99%
88 Va
18
34
13% Jan
49 Va
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Mathieson
50
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1
24% Mar
64
common_5
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3
Jan
24
10 Va Oct
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&
preferred_-._____________.i_2o
preferred ___.
—__100
4.24%
14
43% Oct
Gas
4%
10
May 28
26
Okla
Shares
99 Va
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46%
45'A
Dec
28
88 Va Jan
the Week
Mar. 1
Feb. 28
I
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v
16'A Jun
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Friday
Thursday.
,
,
„
99 Va
99 Va
100
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,
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preferred
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100
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Wednesday
Feb. 26
EXCHANGE
Highest
46% Jan
2
Dec
86% Dec
38:. May 28
92
Lowest
Highest
80 Va Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
V
62%
*144
29
6%
;
/
85
38%
v.,;
38%
25%
28%
7,200
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37
100
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•
.
7.100
?«%
37%
26,100
.61%
62%
5,600
144%
144%
29
29
/
180
900
Number 6243
197
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
>
■>' -Range .for. Previous^
Range Since Jan. 1, J962
>v\-
Highest
Lo^yest
t
Lowest
-"'STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH BALE PRICES
YORK STOCK
NEW
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
EXCHANGE
Highest;
637/» Mar 14
Radio
61%
62%
71% May 29
79% Dec
20
45
Jan
10
$3.50 1st preferred ———_No par
Ralston Purina Co.———1—2.50'
*79%
28 i/s Sep
38%
80%
38%
21% Jan
2
>——i.i_2.50-
xl5%
15%
30% Feb
13
38% Jun
27
10
12% May 29
Oct
8
24
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of America com_No par
Corp
Inc
Random
88-
May 29
-
Nov. "28
25
14 % Feb
16
16 Vi May. 29
24%'Apr
18
25
41 % Feb
Raybestos-Manhattan
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Rayonier
Inc
.
—i———
16
7% Jun
May 29
5% Oct
TOV/4 Feb'
24
12
Nov
Oct
24
34
15
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661/2 Jan
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preferred
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&
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—_10
5
5
100
10
5
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&
Copper
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Chemical Co—-2.50
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79%
0:37%:
15%
-15%
11%
61%
79 %
27%
15 %
15%
12
59%
/fo37
24%
27
:.27%: 27.%
28%
8%
•
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15%
13%
14%
13%
4%
5'..
39%
133/a
39
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4% > '4%
'5
104
38%
89
14
.
13%
4%
4%
62%
63%
62 y8
63%
60%
62%
60
60%
43'/a
43 la.
43%
42 %
43%
42%
42%
41%
42%
33
32%
32%
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32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
23
23%
Riegel Paper Corp_u.U——-u-ilO
33
2-2-—-—-1—2.50
-22
1
25
•
-
.56%; 60
22%
21%
23
23%
24
22%
23%
25%
24%
25
24%
25
24%
301/8
25% •>
30 y4
25»/8
Elec Corp—No par
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30
30%
30
40 y8
40%
40 y8
40%
40%
40%
39%
40%
39%
40
36
36%
36%
36%
36
36'/a
35%
5
105%
107%
105
105%
105%
107%
106%
preferred series A
—100
Corp >
———y—i—1
Ronson Corp
+—1—.—-—1
Roper (Geo D) Corp.,.
—
-1
Royal Crown Cola Co
—
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
20 g
Royal McBee Corp
—1
Rubbermaid: Inc
1
Ruberoid Co
a———1
*94%
96%
16%
Company-
Controls—
Robertshaw-Fulton
Rochester Gas &
Telephone
Rochester
Rohm
Co
Haas
&
common
4%
Rohr
>
-16%
/
36% May 29
89
60% Jan
352% Jan; 26
37
;
y Jan
45% Mar
2
16
94% Nov
Jun 28
-
4
93
•'
1
25
Feb
—/at
25
'Jan
>
47% Jan
96
14
Feb
^
20
r
—
28% Jan 29»
7
.
•
*
-
22%
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16%
>17>
23
23%
31%
32
32%
31
31%
,
25
,
45%
46 y4
45%
45%
45'/4
9%
9%
9'/a
9'/a
9%
12%
16%
12%
18%»
16%
29%
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16%
16%
16%
23 %
22%
23'/8
21%
21%
12%
12%
28%
14
9%:
29%
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31%
45%
<9%
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12%
28.
28%
•13%
13%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
45%
Safeway Stores common
1.66%
,4%
preferred
—100
4.30% conv preferred
—-4-^100
St. Joseph Lead Co
—TO
St. Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L Ban Fran Ry Co com__Nopar
46%
93%
*220
94%
375
26%
27%
21%
20%
21%
20%
<$:
82%
'28%
83 l?
29V*
i
37%
37%
10%
10%
V'12%
12%
V
>
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.
.
97
22%
•21 Vav 22 .:
12%
29%
29%
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.
,
36
106%
31 y8
46'/8
45%
'
24%
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22'A
30%
!
.
20% May 21, ;
v 19 v-Jan
10 v 21% Feb .26 :
421%-Mar 1
* • '18% Jart -2-> ^ 23*. Jan <28
Preferred series. A $%4—li.>-100
68 Vi Oct'" 8 ^
;81' •• Dec" 31
.79 ; Jan
8
\ 85% Jan" 25'
22% Oct. 23
,39% Mar 12
26% Jan .2
St Regis -Paper Co——.^.*.45;
30% Feb
4 >
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
27% May 29 ;
10
40%-Apr
3
35 r Jan. 2
38»/4 Mar ,1?
San Diego Imperial Corp—--l
8
May 29
l6'/4 Jan
2 • i
- lO '
-Jan '2
-;12 : 'Jan 18".
11
Sangamo Electric C6_i.—4
5
Aug 13
18fa Jain
2.
>
. ll% Jah;
3/
13% Jati 10.^
> Schenley
Industries- Inc com -^In¬
15% Oct 26 w -27%'Jaa
2 : ' - • >18% Jan ' 2
21% Jan 29
convertible preference
35c
8%Oct 19 - ' 10% Jan : 9? T
9% Jan 15
-93/4 Feb 18
„
Schering Corp common
_1
•30% Oct• ;T■: ;60% Feb' 1- / ^"39 / Feb '12.1 > 45% Jan 16- /
5% convertible preferred30
31% Aug 29
42% Jan 24
" 32% Feb
8
35% Jan 16
'
\ 4%, Oct .*24
•*.—.,,.1
11 '/8-Jan - -9 vV 6%.Jan - 2 97/e Feb 15 " • X Schick Inc
>8chlumberger -N -y-.—-1—_4j.y--i.Jl
y49 : /Oct^23/ ^ 98%Febol4
65% Jan >18
' 71% Feb '7 :/
SCM * Corp 'Commoh.-i...—i—4-—L-5
cl0% Octf-24
283b-Aph.23 ;
-12% Mar 1 >/ ^i6%>jscav23 v/
.>.5%% 'convertible, preferred—50
50
Oct 23 '
53% Dec 28 • -v 51%-Jan
3
59
Jan 22
25
Oct. 25
Scott Paper Go- • common„__Na par
-.42% Jan, 2
31'/a Jan
3
OS'/a Feb
4
:
i77
Jan 16
- 87
vDec 18
>96 • Jan * ^8
^; 91%JFeb 11 >
:$3;40 preferred —4
iNo>par
; 90 - - Feb
6
99 Vz Dec: 31
-97% Jan ' 9
,102 **Jan„28 v
$4 .prefeired
par
>19 ,* Oct.' 23
26% Jan 30 / (>;-2iy8 Jan r 2
>^24% Feb 12 4: > Scoville Mfg Co commonz44—--25
/
".'3.65%" ■ preferred —4——^—^100
,04%"Jan .>5 J -82 / Jun -12; % >' >77* Jail 18. ,
78% Jans 23
'
v* Screw & Bolt>Corp«of Amer—-—1
3% Oct 22 V
6%'Feb ' 7
4% Jan • 2
- -.-5% Jan 23
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
^20
;2t v Jun 25'
33%Dec 31
•<
-82% Jan
2 . *38 'fFeb 14Seaboard Finance Co—;
1
11% July 30 .• *
23%- Jan ^, 3
17.% Jan ,.2 / • >19% Jan 11= "
/14" •" 'Jun. 25; • A 27%-Mar .9
Seagrave -Corp /
.• - %20 r Aten;.. 2
v 31
-Feb 25 *
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
5
y
—
—
*
- 30% Feb. 28
33%Jan -28
Sears Roebuck & .Co—---------.--3
59
Jun 25 ;• • 88% Jan
2
• 74
Jan .17.^r 79% Feb 27 ^
9% Dec 31
15V2 Mar* -2
-1 9V4 Jan 14 >.
10
Jan
4 '
Seiberling Rubber. Co—-^1 *
Servel Inc common
1
;
6% May 29
14% Jan
4
9% Jan ' 3.
• 11% Jan 22 '
5.25 preferred
103% Oct 12; >104,' Aug
-—No par
7. '
103'/4 Jan
8 • '105 - Jan 29 "
B F C Financial Corp.—
1
12% May 29.
18V* Jan
3
13% Jan 24
14% Jan 18
>
Shahmoon Industries Inc—-—2.50
6% Jun
5.
.11% Mar 30
9Va Jan
2
15y4 Feb 13
Shamrock Oil & Gas
—-1
: 30y4 Jun
25
,
45Va Feb 12
•
34% Jan 30 .*■ - 39'A Feb 14; «
Sharon Steel Corp
No par
14% Jun 25"
' 29% Jan. 4
18% Jan
2
24% Jan 23
Shattuck (Frank G)———No par
9% Oct 24
23 y4 Mar 28
11% Jan
2 v 14
Jan 22
Shell Oil Co—-————-1
28% Oct 23
41% Mar 20
34% Jan 16
38
Jan
2
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
147/s May 29
23
Dec 31 •
22% Jan 16 : ;23%. Jan 31
Sheller Mfg Corp—_—
16
1
May 28
r 22% Jan 15
19y4 Jan
2 '
22y« Jan 28 / '
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
9% Oct 24:,
187/a Jan
4
,'
10% Jan
2
13'/a Jan 14
Shoe Corp of America1
H16
Oct 22
19% July 10
16y4 Jan
2
19
Feb 15
16y4 May,29
13% Jun
97
23
46
17%
.
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16%
32%'"
.
105%
97
22%
45%
9%
29%
106
-
■
31
.12%
v
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22%
~
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96
22%
:
23
22%
.*14
No par
Ryder System Inc.—-———2.50
-
36%- 36%
——.
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical; Co
•
352y4 Jan.26
22% Jun 26
:
30
Corp,.——10
Rockwell-Standard Corp —_——5
Ritter
y;
.
88%
-
42%
-No par
Corp—_
11%
86%
11%
,
:.:25;y;.y25,/a
;■
-
37%
•
Co_:_—.—-1
Rhodesian
Selection Trust Ltd—£
Richardson-Merrell Inc i_——1.25
15%
24%
9%
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Rheem
-
15 %
11%
18
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15%
-13%'. >
xii'%
:
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3.60%: series—>—100
Preferred
.
15 V*
61%
16%
Inc
Rexall
15%
■
60
19% -19%; >
40% V 41 '/a'/
•
Republic Aviation Corp.—_i—50c
Republic Corp common...;
50c
$1
convertible preferred—
10
Republic Steel Corp
38 y8
•15%
48
13%
iiy8
Chemicals
Reichhold
79%
37
•> 9% V-9%
-17 -> 17%*
•
79%
38%
10%
12%
•24%
——No par
1
_
COi.2———r^NO par
Bros-Tnc-———>i—-60c
80
15 y8
16
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Roller Bit
.^Reeves
C2%
79%
62%
85%
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_iiNo par
.
Shares
38%
v28%
•is y4
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the Week
Mar. 1
61%
>
25%
" •
Friday
-Teh. 28
80%
V.
>9%
28
Sales for
Thursday
-
w>
>
38 %
86%
r£5
1
?
-
> > >
38%
61
•
;
9%
*.»i5
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Reading Co common
1
•
Jan
13% Jan
1
8
86
-
Feb; 27
*79%
;
10% ' 11.
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•
65:
Wednesday*
:
>
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19%
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k
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9%
39%
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33»/4
33
8%
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w
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69
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55
32%
32%
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-
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.
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:
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*
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*
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.
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18
..
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30%
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78%
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,
.
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,
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■
-
105
.
13%
14%
13%
39
21%
'
14%
38%
22%
12%
12'/a
35%
36%
23%
23%
20'A
20%
11%
11%
-
19
Jun
33% Jan
27
2
22% aMr
26'/a Oct 23
56
19
24
33y2Mar29
26% May 22
40 '/a Feb
5
22
28% Oct
24
84% Jun 25
129'/4 Mar 22
:
14 ',
19'A Oct 24
44
Jun
Feb
' 35% Mar
.
20 * May29
•;:'45y« Jun 25
29J/2,Jan
5
12Va Feb 28
59% Dec
50
;
29 1
25
Mar 23
May 28.
:
Feb
53:
15
171/aJun
:33
Jan
23% Feb
25
23 Va May 29
44.
"Feb
-
'
75
*
Apr
"
v
5
23
4
,24
90
Oct
-
Jan
15
-
81
Sep
25
Feb
62% Feb
7
57»/2 Feb
-4 /
30% Jan
43
,40% Feb."25
43% Feb 27/
"4
:
15
/
Jan
Jan
28% Mar
55% Mar
27
.
2
,
.
33
Feb
Jan
56% Jan
2
> .55
2
2
35Va Feb 25
Feb
49 Va Feb
'
18
20
14% Jan
67/a Jan
3
8% Jan
2
/
27% Feb
16»A Jan
19/
10
Jan
9
>>
93% Jan
24
38% Mar
1
>>
25
v
.
>86
Mar
8
•
13
82 Va Jan
For footnotes, see page 25,
Jan
3
2
31% Jan
9
;
97
Feb
1
15
,
11
May
" 97
v
2
2
Jan
' Feb:
1
37 Va
130
27%
28
27%
28
66 %
66%
65%
66
60%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
13%
13
>> 8%
Kline
&
French
preferred
.
Southern
9%
Indiana
Gas
Southern
Pacific Co
non-cum
Mobile
&
Southwestern
;
>
,
/ >;
$4.50
55%
23%;
23%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
65%
64 Va
65'A
63
64%
61
61%
60%
60%
13 V.
12%
13
12%
;>• 9%
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9%
9%
56%
56%
571/4
,57
57
53%
•52,
53%
40
40%
*52
>> 55%
*52
•
.9%
12%
9%
:
40%
40%
41
41 %
41%
43%
40 V*
42%
39%
41%
35%
35%
35'A
'34%
34%
24%
251/2
25%
25%
25%
31-
31'A
31%
31%
30%
31
"54%
55i/2
55%
55%
55%
55%
53%
54%
& El-No par
53%
53%
54
52%
7.50
x47%
48'/a
47%
48V4
47 V*
48
46%
52%
47'A
29
29%
28%
291/4
x28%
29%
28%
58%
59
57%
58%
56%
57%
tr
ctfs—100
Public Service
preferred
35
55%
23%
41%
40%
35'A
>. 56'/4
40%
40%
40%
56
23%
31'A
"201/4
x53
>5
:201/4
*73
75
•
20'/4
*73'/2
54
•
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20'/2
♦20
20'A
74
*73
75
29
55%
i-
56%
20'A
20'A
•73%
76
34% ' 34%
34%,
34%
34'/4
34%
33%
33%
15%
151/2
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
ll'A
Co—1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Spartans Industries
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20% preferred—
100
Sperry Rand Corp common—50c
$4.50 " preferred
•
25
Spiegel Inc common
40%
63%
56%
56%
53%
•
37%
1271/2
31
1
8VA
5
(Del)—No par
stock
'
35%
common—No par
preferred
20
Ohio
*52
63
24%
27%
57'A
40%
40
Southern Railway
5%
53%
'
>
57
125
64%
X65
9% >9%
-
129
*64
64%
25%
Southern Natural Gas Co
:
Xl2%
>
•
127%
33%
>24%
Co
Southern
>
10
*57
67
•52
.
33%
25
California Edison.
Southern
V
14'A
13%
'
11—-4^.44-0.-^.25
Southeastern Public Service Co
18
90
37%
Labs_No par
"
98% Feb
7
-/28
Jan 29
*
37
Iiic—5
29
Jan
38
24%
18
10% Feb
15
37%
56'A
60'/2Feb-14
20
; Jan
3 /21 * Jan 25
72% Jan 21'
74 > Jan 15 'M.
/ 33% Mar 1
36% Feb
6
'
38'A
56%
>
: 31% Jan 29
1
1
37%
251/2
v
13
22%
38%
24%
25
14
22%
Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Soo Line Railroad Co
._No par
South Amer 'Gold, & Platinum—^_1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5% preferred
:
50
> South Jersey Gas C01—
-2.50
South Puerto Rico Sugar com—5
14'
;
29%
23
56%
*•
54 " Feb
*29%
22 Va
26%
——
Socony
■>
30
23%
30
25%
Oil' CO—25(A O)
Corp
10
Smith
•
\
*29%
23%
35%
64%
Smith-Douglass Co
16,
*29%
24
128%
;
21
30
23%
64%
Smith
34
29%
130%
129
—10
33%
35%
64'/4
:
issued
22%
30%
37%
:
35'A
18%
22%
23%
36
128%
Skelly
14% Feb 14
-10% Feb; 6
<
Corp
34
22%
23%
231/4
23%
129%
25
66% Feb 25 -
2
47% Jan
24'/8 Jan
Aug 16
20% Jun. 25
28
'
2
Jan
> 95% Dec 26-1-,95% Jan
22
90
1
50c
5
20
23%
22%
35Va
29%
Co
23
23'/a
64%> 65 >
56%
56%
*
18
28
42 Va Jan
3
10% Oct
2
61% Feb
Pattern
Oil
When
>
-26% Jan
No par
No par
Co
Singer Manufacturing Co
•
w
58ya Jan 29
30
*
8'A Jan 24
25
Jun
s
50
7
26% Jan
9% Oct
-
2
// /51% Jan
16
353'a Mar
1
3
Jan
22'AJan
7
11.
Nov
40 »A Jan
136'/a Feb
1
1 cl". 68"A Feb"'18
53 % Jan
yy
20% Dec 31.:- /
/
'
2
Mar
52
•
9
22% May 29
.
'v/
Mar 21
59% Feb
5.
14
.
22
18 *
Sinclair
11% Janl 2
8%*Jan- 4
Uy30% Feb 16
May 29
18VA July
71
50
Simplicity
63 > Mar
55% Jan
58% Jan
16
53 "
May 29
23
2
40'/4 Jun 26 '
36
25 Va Jan
2
38 Va Jun 25
& 21% May 29
Slmonds Saw & Steel
•' 32% Jan
317k Mar 30
57% Jan 30
May
Simmons
11
22%
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
15
32% Feb
16 //vl 28% Jan
16
30'/2 Jan
" 44% Jaii 17
27% Oct 24'
>
19
21% Oct 24" v" '40% Jan
28
37»A Jan
23% Jan
'
27
;Feb
58
>
Jan
26 Va Jan
23
t
8
..
-
25
125
-
21
,5% July 3,.
.12'A Nov, 26
;77% May29'. v-*9y8 JAn - 2
391/2 Jun
'
;
62
.
.
35 % Jan
'U'-'
,
50% Jun
Apr
9
7
287/a Jan
15'A Oct *24
1
2
32% Jan
24Va Oct
18%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 %
ll'A
28%
28%
27%
V 8
7%
81/4
28%
•95%
28 >
96'/2
28'A
96
'
*95
96%
•■13%
>95%
96%
25'A
25%
85--
85'A
27
•
X26 '/a
26 %
26%
-No par
•85V2
87
"
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84%
84 Va
14'A
95%
13%
14;
13%
•95%
26%
•
8
28%
96%
96
13%
*95'/2
No par
13%
*94%
*95
24
(932)
1
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•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
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NEW JORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'-!V* 7
Range for Previous
25
39% Dec
4
35% Jan
2
39% Jan
14
77% Jan
2
64
Jan
2
70'/Wan
25
Standard Brands
81
"Jan
22
85 Va Feb
21
18
Jan
21
14 7 v
62 '' Jan
2
20Va Feb
65% Feb
Feb
13
46% Jan
2
83 %
Apr
25
2
50
May 29
65% Dec
5
81 Vi May 29
98 Vi Dec
26
58 %'Feb
15
397k Oct
59% Feb
58% Jan
h'
.
4
4
7
$3.50 preferred -k
21
28
54
'7
60% Feb
58% Feb
2
7
25
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Financial Chronicle 1
Number 6243
The Commercial and
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197
Volume
A
■
2o
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Lowest
/
Highest
22
A 41% Feb
14
95 Mt Aug
10
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24
98 Ya Jan
23 Mi Jun
25
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32% Mar
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4
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161% Jan
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26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
.
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
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1960
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101 %
21
7 95%
97%
89
101
95%
97
99'A "99%;
99%
•"7 22 7799%
7:77/47" 7101%'102%
103%
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd
sink
4V2s
f extl loan 1973
—a——i-^AAprll-Oct
external loan
1976————:
_Afay-Nov
102 %
102 % 1C2%
101%
101% 102 y4
12
101%
101%
101% 102%
38
101%
103%
5
98%
fund
debentures
3%s 1970
May-Nov,
April-Oct
1980—^
101% 101%
'
'
-
103
loan
1977
i
———Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl-sink fund 5s11970_Atfttne-Dec
§ •Nuremberg
(City of ) 6s 1952_.
Feb-Aug
•
5%s
extl
5%s
^ -
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5%s
s
5%s .a f
1966—June-Dec v
1988—.—1_„ApriZ-Oct
debentures
3s
3%s
debs
conv
Co-^.
• . 7 •
subord debs 1986_
:Z r
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100 '100
—
100/
*
100 Ya
f
.
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--V
101 %
105
105 '
98
"
101%
105
106
101%
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:
49
71%
95 :
Telephone and Telegraph Co—
1980
debentures
49
86%
'
3%s" debentures
" 7%
''7;_7':'''/iZ'-
•
3
49
57
—
mortgage
I Consol mortgage
■;
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6s
6s
1952
1953
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:
1955—.—.
,
—A_May-Nov
—May-Noo
a—Z-Feb-Awg
2-May-Nov
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April-Oct
^
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(Federation
,
.
of).
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reduced-.*, to
'
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7.
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sinking- fund
pursuant
reduced
-
*55.%. 55%
to
gold
Plan A
to 2% J ..2012-
I
,
I 84%",65%V
7
95%
91%
31
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94%
: 21
7 94%
137
102.. 103%
139
106%
107%;
313
340
106% 107
318
317
debentures
-
4s
97
329*
96
7/
—April-Ocf
May-Noo
1995
7
96%
92% /.
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92%
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95%
105%
142 /
105% 106%
*1C1V2 102 %
1977—Feb-Aug
1995_jl_—
,
'/:'*'<••■
debentures
Stamped 4s July. 1
87%
87%
94%
94%
,
102 %
86%
106%
General
-
,
80%
93%
1985.
1979
—-j.—FebrAug
4%s
debentures 1983——
April-Ocf
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe— ■w/7/:7 •'!/<•: /
■
78%
90 %.
102
.
• 7
64%
'—-4«.'
see- page
31.
f!?
(
.
.«
.
63Vs
•7."£
7762%
62%
62'A
//7a X
>/
reduced
to
2.25%)
2004—
——
June-Dec
—
1967 stamped
pursuant to .Plan A
/: •• •.
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
2004
June-Dec 77
•!
§• Rome (City of) 6y2s 1952
u
April-Oct .
"
footnotes,
63,
'
1—aaAa—A_June-D«c.
(interest
1963—May-Not)
—June-Dec
1980——Mar-Sept
/'•
General mortgage 4'As ser C 1972
Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s ser D 1980——Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining.-2%s debentures
1986_:„Jan-July3V4S debentures 1979-—————-—.'.—Jan-July
4%s conv subord debs 1987—
I—Feb-Aug
Atlantic
*63 %•
7/_.;••
19681 a_^une-Dec
(interest"
7
.7 5 %s
7 5 '/as
.
3
56
25
87%
Atlanta
v
.
59/
7,'7.;-7"
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r.
7s
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'.
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..
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70
81%
95
79%
1C2%
'/.'/
80%
50
91%
—-7.^—--7-7 .April-Oct
/
88%
77%
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79%
.Mar-Scpf
._Jan-JUly
7^/
82%
83%
.76%
36
723/
91V8
95
*-
•
Feb-Aug t.
»7s.external -loan of.J926; due. 1966_——Mayrfltoa
,
'•
.Stamped pursuant to' Plan A (interesti / >
reduced to 2.5%) <T999___—__—/4A_April-Ocfr^7iA.l7
v
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—
98
102
-
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7
m
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5
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103 Ya
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9
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96%
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90
I
(State of)— ./■»
§«8s external loan of 1921
.
-iT"
75
81%
Associates Investment
/r* ;75.;' ,77r%'.
.
V § •External secured- 6%s* 1953.;
a^—•_*—Feb-Aug '
"7; Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
/
_15
,,'>^77'/'.'..
80%
—Feb-Aug
Armour & Co. 5s inc sub deb 1984-.^.——May-Noe
4'/2s conv subord debs 1983-.
—Mar-Sepf
4'/2s debs 1976_i——Feb-Aug
5%a subord debs 1977——i
June-Dec
.
7/
Nyasaland—
-June-Dec
—
;
•
76%
86% r86%
-June-Dec
—
/American Tobacco Co 3s debentures 1969—April-Ocf
3 V4S debentures 1977:
—-——-Feb-Aug
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs 1977-———April-Ocf
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
__Quar-Jan
: Apco
Oil Corp 5%s 1981
7„
——April-Oct
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs
1984
-April-Oct
4%s sinking fund debentures 1986—;
June-Dec
•.
/lihine-Westphalia ^Electric 'Power 'Corp-- v
'
Direct mortgage 7s* i.950—
Z—Mar-5epf„
mortgage' 6s
.1
.
<
Consol
5s-.'
4%s
.
7Va
76%
—1—i
4%s debentures
*8%'-—
8
71%
126
81%
30
82%
81%
76%
debentures, 1983: 777.-7... _May-Nov
convertible debentures 1973—7— _Mar-Scpf
37/as
8
/
<
90%
121%
82
1984
1990
debentures
debentures
3%[S
-
'
1973
2%s. debentures '1971
*7.7
*7
>—
1*72 % s debentures '1987
'7
:>
1986
2%s debentures-1982 77—1.-—....7 .April-Oct
/
86%
*77/
7:
debentures
2%s
Feb-Aug
.ApriZ-Oct
,_Jan nJuly
72%s debentures 1975
'.*7%
7
125
63 "
'97%
125
123
+
107% 113 %"
65 77; 73 -v-
73
95%
'95'
/104 % ' 105 %;
112%
71%
-
,
*86 '*>'
.
Direct
1.112.:
j
72%
..
7*867''
6s
§ •Stabiliaation loan sink fund 7s 1947_4pril-Gct
V;/ 7 •4%s assented 1968aa-1
;~^--Ap?il-Oct
j
§♦ External: sinking fund gold 8s Tl950__Jan-july
0- •//•■•A %si assented il&63A_AA—.A.—lA-lAAJan-Valy
Porto" Alegre (City of)—.
• / ' •
>,
6s 4961 stamped pursuant to" Plan A
"
^
(Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
—Jan-July
7-7y2s" 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A' v 'i
. •»
-.
(Interest leduced to 2.25 %)' 2006—.—Jan-July
112
71V*
2%s
7 *46
93%
84%
72 Ya
American
1940—;_April-Ocf
/•'.'/•4.%'s assented 1958——.11
.—a—Apr(Z-Oct
/
<
.
103
(State of)* 7s 1947—:—_A_Afar-Sept
gold
-.
97
105% 105%
i
99%
104
1
104
102% 102%
7
...
99%
7 101% 101%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
77:" reduced to *2.125% ) -2008—.j-—x.-^JAay-Sept
• Peru
(Republic of) external 7s 1959—_iMar-Sept
/ / •Nat'loan extl s f 6s Is series- 1960__June-Dec
• Nat loan extl s f 6s 2nd series
196lA_April-Oct
(Republic of)
*96%
94-
.
94%
4.80s
•
•.
§ •Poland
77.
--^-±~-J-±±-.-*.*L.J&n?July
American
extl- loan 1977-Al_iAA^A.i.i/i-Apr«-Oct:
{•Pernambuco
Co
—May-Nou
& Foreign Power debs 5s 2030— Afar-Sept
junior-debentures 19877
— Jan-June
American Machine & Foundry Ckj-rr ,,; /
7 ; 7 .7 ,/t.
4'As conv subord. debs 1981—^..Z/.Maf-.Sopt •
American Optical Co— /
4.40s • conv subord debs" 1980——..^.—April-Ocf •
4%s
•
"
.
1—:Ju7ie-Dec
--a;——June-Dec
of) 5%s extl 1973_
f external loan 1975_a
(City
Airlines
Can
4%s- debentures' 1900
American* Distilling
^
v' :iv }
•'
Ameritian
.•
extended to 1963a_—.71./—Mar-Sept
•SVzS extl loan
(30-year)
1958
_'•—_.May-Not;
5%s due-1958 extended
to 1968—.1—May-New
7
American'•
100
•
1953
due
Oslo
V
extl
§«6s
v
-98%:- 99%
.
25
Devekmment -Co- Ltd—- •" v"7 r
..
loan (30-year) 1953
Afdr-Sept
Oriental
-'7 6s
•
♦921/8 °_i!rj7_
.'._i
s
1981
Electric Co
West
of
Western
104% 107^4
,
...U
1980a_a—_April-Ocf
debs
debentures
773%s sinking fund debentures 1983
-loo% 100%
s
new
sink
Allied
67
24 i
.
See
:
Norway. (Kingdom •£)-—
4yas s f extl loan old
105'A
Feb-Aug
Rft
'
»
1007/8
-
gtd dollar bonds
1
'
99%
;
Nippon Tel &• Tel Public Corp—
6s gtd. dollar -bonds- 1976a-———_—AA--ApriZ-Oct
6s.
102% 102% ■"
104
104
i-.#
99% 100
1970——i-June-Dec
5 %s
iA_April-Oct
1977—-—_a—a—A_7-.AA-,A_Afay-Nov
15-year 5%s /
15,-year 5 y4s -
.
•
5%s
Allegheny &
r
^Zealand "" (Govt)
1987
June-Dec
Alleghehy Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981-April-Ocf
4%s sink-fund debentures 1986
June-Dec
Allegheny Power System— >■ • 7 • ;••••/.
7'"
jv
?
-
New-
subord..debs
Great, Southern
Alabarag "Po.wer KCOsV'mtge 3%s.:1972-L__J.8**Jtllyiiityajt_..t
7 lst/mortgagk- 1984__aaaa'—AA—.—iilftfr-Sept"""
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4V2s 1975
April-Ocf
rMinas7Geraes (State)—
/ 77/
,
* f ' *
/•/•Secured ,extl- sink, fund 6 V2^ 1958.—.-Mar-Sept
7' •>
•;Stamped, pursuant .to-Plan' A. (interest
*<
»
v7
v, reduced
to 2.125%) 2008/.—i——Mar-Sept
/
•Secured extl sink fund-eVas- 1959/~7iTMar*Sept
-/Stamped pui'suant.tn.Plan'A (interest
^
.
conv
Alabama
;IZ''v7
"
173
'
-;*v
Uku
67%
59.
■Wv'
Automatic
r
Charl Air Line Ry 3%s
Coast Line RR 4%s
A 1904
mortgage-4s ser A
f
__
101%
93'/2
__
7*99% 100%
"101'A 102.
93% 93 % ' *97 Va
.'7
'/'
4%s
5s
Canteen
conv-
subord
Co
of
debs
America—
1981:
Manufacturing Corp—
conv subord debs
1979——
*
/
96%
96%'/.
7
'96%
3'
90%'
91 -r'
113% 114%
••
1
Feb-Aug
f,
"
97
:
91
114%
208%
227'A
.
100
98
2097
93%
111%
'184
\
—Jan-JuZy
102
7 96 %
-
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114 V
92%
7 96
;
—
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96%
100%
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V
-
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1
&
General
108% 213%
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101
>
The Commercial and Financial
28
or
Sale. Price
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Interest
bond S
1
New York Stock
1, 1963
City
Products
5s
SI®
3%s
1st
cons
cons
mtge
4s
1st
cops
mtge
4'As
mtge
4%s
convertiole
4 'As
conv
1970-.
1980
A
ser
B
ser
Feb
81 %
86%
74%
69%
76
75,%
—May
2010
1
86
73%
75'/a
79
1995——-—ApriJ-Ocf
C
ser
income
85%
73%
—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
.
78
76%
dobs series A 2010_r-._—~-,-'—Jon-rJ.uly
.1
General
Oas
68
76%
Cincinnati
72
80%
St Louis
64'A
7b
78.
V,
Beneficial
5s
Finance
1st
80
Steel
Consol
135%
15
"106:;
106
108 Ml
Corp—
.Vj
• •
conv 1980_*L,
Jan-July
2%s debs 1981
Mar-Sept
4%s sink fund debentures 1991
_—June-Dec
104
-
106
^rplapp Co 4%s
92%
:
'
87'/a
85'/a
4%s
■
/ '
Gas gen mtge 2%s
3s 1980-—
4'As 1983
mortgage .5 Vis 1986—
debentures
1st
99
103%
3'As
Corp
Brunswick
Buffalo
4%s
Corp 4'As conv 1981
Bush. Terminal Bldgs 5s income
Burroughs
•
96
197J,
Jan-July
conv sub debs 1981
Jan-July
first mtge 2%s 1975_Map-Nov
Niagara Elec
96%,
,
91
106%
114%
94
/
96%
.
sinking
*
s
2%s
86%
%
-8-
consol
Carolina
debentures
96%;
Clinchfield
Ohio
&
4s
1965
Mar-Sept ;
*56%
Feb-Aug
Tractor
4%s
debs
April-Oct
1977
104% 104%
1986__.
May-ZVou
June-Dec
1965—.
April-Oct' /
3'As, debentures
1976
Central of Georgia
357
98'/a
10
90%
April-Oct/'
98%
90'/a
v.£ii.V
3%s
r
//
Vi
debentures
conv
RR
Central
Co
of
N
90%
6
First
K
series
N
series
O
125
117%
122'A
de
Pasco
5%s
Corp
1979—
conv
5.90s
subprd debs
warrants)
conv
Without
6s
subord debs
conv
.■■Without
Champion
4%s
V..'
105'A
1971—
ww
91
86
86%
Consolidated
96
88%
98
►-»!
lOOrStw
1st
108
*105
3'As
debentures
3%s
1965
debentures
4'/2s
8/;,A
ref
Jan-July
—Jan-Jwlp
debentures
1984
106
*91%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4%s 1992
Mar-Sept
Refynd an.d impt M'3%s series D 1996—May-NOo
Refund and impt M 3 %s series E 1996—Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973__June-Dec
;•
•*;
A 107
.84
84
R & A div first consol gold 4s
1989—Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s
1989——Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
1985_Feb-Ailg
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
1970_Feb-Aup
1st and refunding mortgage 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
1st & refunding mortgage 4%s
1978
Feb-Aug
.
vV
r..l
/
.
■(:,
■
':i 82/
195
12
84%vv
•
86
/
'
86
v
•/
•
''Jj
•
86%
v;
^ 85%
86
86%
10
88%
94%
•
1st
•
2nd
mortgage. 4s
inc
series
mortgage 4%s inc
A
Jan
2003
Second, mtge
First
inc 4%s Jan 1 1999
conv
mortgage. 3s
series
B
1989—
72
Natural
debentures
.75%
78
73%
64%
64%
61
65
.
48%
4%s
1st
income-
Chicago
First
Terre
and
Income
Chicago
debs
Haute
35
36
81
77%
A
59'A
59%,
„
,
57%
78%
2%s-4%s
&
Full
4%s
1994
"99
3'As
West
O'
series
2%s
Ind
Nuts
F
series
RR
4%s
1963
G
A
1963
63
Mav-Nov
Corp—
*99%
•
Union
323
C
I
T
4'As
Cities
mortgage
3%s
2%s
Financial Corp 3%S debs
debentures
1971
Service Co. 3s
For
s
1974—
_
1970__
Feb-Avg
465
April-Ocfr
102
87
see page
/
"
89
1 /•/
88%
88%
1
87'/a
L
91%
92%
lo;
101'A
102%
'
—
49
106'A
99%
105'A
107%
105
98%
97%
106% 107
96%
5
♦lOG'A
105%
105%
105
•_i
107%
104%
106%
105'A
104%
4
104% 104%
103
71
15
;
102% 102%
101
101%
102%
328:
102% 103
__
' ;
106%
10
107% 107%
*104% 105%
;
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101% 102
88%
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328
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;
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1
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103%
86%
87
83
122
107
83
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•
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83
AA//
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101 %
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106
104'A
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__
85%
103%
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106
106.
.
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85%
—
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/
94 y8
'
__
*85%
_A
,
102'A
105 '/a
106'A
105
101%
104'A
87%
88%
Mar-Sept
,
;;
1984
Co
5s
debs
conv
Steel Co
of
Publishing
Co. 6s
1st M 3'As
debs
103%
*104
104% 105
105
97
97
92%
91%
104
86
85%
103%
103
105
101%
10).
104%
100%
__
/
1—ApriZ-Oct
*66_Map-Nov
106
•
99%
95'A
93%
78'A
1986——April-Oct
,
106
102%
.
' ;
97%
96%
103%
/
v
^
1981__—
Amer
103% / '5
104%/
102% 102% "
103%
104.'A 104'4
1051/a 105%
wf."
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104%' 104%
102% 102'/2
*104
1979—June-Dec
1983-«ApriL*Oct:;
-<vV
•
143 V: 153'A
♦86
—
—_——Map-Nov
debs
subord
conv
•
v
*103% 105%
*103 y4104
—May-Nou
4%s .subord debs
8^'A,
147%
104% 104%
♦93%y^-y
1976~—_—-—April-Oct
—:———April-Oct
3s. debs
'87%
143
2
„
103% 103%
May-Nou
1985
debentures
Steel
1983
debs
subord
convertible
103
103
93%
-
82%.
102
Incorporated
series
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
A. 1978—
mortgage.
3'As. .1982
//
105
mortgage
,
_
*86%
/
—A
—
'
/
1987
5s
65
-
62%
Delaware
99^
99%
>//
4s
Hudson
&
Delaware Lackawanna
:
100
90'A
New
99%
99%
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/
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;
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—^^__Jun-Dec
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1983—
A—Feb-Aup
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87'A
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footnotes,
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series
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3s . 1978.:———
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85%,
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■
101 %
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'
debentures/ 1986
——Feb-Aug
1986———Map-Nov
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•
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conv
Cincinnati
100
Jan-July
subord debs
1981
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Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s
1975_Apri!-Oct
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mortgage
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1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4yas
1987
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1 2020
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1978
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(perpetual)
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3s
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k < 1st M refunding mortgage Issues—E
/
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———April-Oct
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D
1972J___
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,
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series L
3s series N
fund debentures
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series
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1976
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debentures jseries P' 1981^.———i«._Apr»Z-Oct,
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100
♦8oy8
,»Mar-5ept
B
series
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'
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1983-—^-May-ZVov
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5s
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r
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,
debentures
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Jan.1,1963
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: 80
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60
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3s
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107%
1970
3s
1982
-
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,
-
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3s
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mortgage 2%s 1985
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,
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series
coll trust 4s
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/■
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<
4'As
&.Mlch
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3%s
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Range Since
Sold
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91
Bonds
High
—
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f'V "
Jan-July
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Friday's
107
107
3s 1989_—A———-—Zifai/-Nov.
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(The)
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95
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1977—
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1982
1993
B
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& Electric Co—
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sink fund 3V4S 1990
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Bid & Asked
,
debs
Refunding and
76%
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ref
is
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conv
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Baltimore
Sale Price
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4s
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Baltimore 8$ Ohio RR—1st
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
High
Low
No.
High
Lew
Jan.
.Sold
Interest
BONDS/
,
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
i
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
1st
Monday, March 4> 1963
.....
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NEW YORK STOCK
1st
Chronicle
(936)
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/•1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1985
1st mtge & coll tr 37/8s
1988—
April-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
52
'52
A./
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44
'
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Number 6243
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Volume
.
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,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
'
Friday
Interest
Sale Price
Friday
or
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's..
Jan.
Bid & Asked /* Sold
Low
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'
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'
1%
contingent interest)
1993
Jan-July
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2018
April
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///;/.:'
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contingent
interest,. 1993)—Jan-July
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June-Dec
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80i/4
Gen & ref mtge 2%s series J 1985
Mar-Sept
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May-Nov
3%s
convertible debentures 1969
Feb-Aug
3%s convertible debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 2%s series N 1984
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995-Jnne-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
—.
June-Bee
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept '
__
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
April-Oct
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Week's Range
Last
Period
BONDS
Stock Exchange
V
New York
(937)
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New York Stock
1,1963
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4 Vas
,
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4s
conv
subord debentures
1977
5s s f debentures 1978
Dow Chemical Co 3s conv sub debs
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Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1982_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
87
5
89
89
93%
30
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1987
Feb-Aug
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Mar-Sept
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April-Oct
5s stamped 1965——————April-Oct
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income debentures Jan
1 2020—April-Oct
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5s
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conv
108
108
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108
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101
101
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101
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4%s
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5s
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1979
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B
F 1984.
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Feb-Aug
1989
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1980...^.>w^Jan-July
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Inland Steel Co 3%s conv debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I
1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3V2S series J 1981
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s series K
1987
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4V2S
series L 1989
Feb-Aug
debs
$1%
*85'/s
*85'/a
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4%s
100
106%
81%
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1978
B
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series
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.
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84
21
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84
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Jan-July
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1977
debentures
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'
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debentures
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Jan-July
1970
1)
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or
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80%
93
80%
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Last
Sale Price
1968
92
*85%
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Corp 2%s
debentures
4%s
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debentures
4s
90'A
"
125 V*
Co 2%s 1977
Feb-Aug
2%s 1979
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3 %s
1982—i...—.
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s
1983
———Mar-Sept
1st
mortgage
3 Vas
1984
Jan -July
-1st mortgage 3V2S 1986
.—
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 3%s 1988
April-Oct
1st
mortgage
4%s
1989
Mar-Sept
5s
s
f debentures
2010
Mar-Sept
89
89^-
88%
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:
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,
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'
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.
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126
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96
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41%;
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38
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76
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Joy
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1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
2%s
1975
Central Power & Light
Jersey
*
91%
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AprilrOct
Metallurgical Corp—
4%s conv subord debentures 1976
April-Oct
Federal
Paper
Board 5s 1981
May-Nov
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3V4S debentures
1977
May-Nov
Flintkote Co 4V2S conv debs 1980
April-Oct
Florida East Coast Ry Co—
1st mtge 5s series
A 2011
Jan-July
2nd mtge 5%s conv inc ser A 2011
Jan-July
Food Fair Stores 4s conv debs 1979_
April-Oct
Foremost Dairies Inc
4%s 1980
Jan-July
Fort Worth & Denver Ry 4%s 1982—
May-Nov
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.
102 Va
,
103%
Kanawha
Fansteel
108
112%
105%
114
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101
101
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87
30%
127.
93%
79
91%
_
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Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
4%s sink fund debentures
1986
101
94%
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40
99%
35%
98
103 %
38
37 %
77
mortgage 2%s 1980_^J2£
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——April-Oct
91Va
102
*102% 103
April-Oct
1990
4s
Ry
mortgage
1st
89%
90
__
91%
Michigan
City Power.& Light 2%s. 1A76^_^_June-Dec
2%s 1978--ii;2—__
June-Dec
Kansas
*__
&
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
1997—April-Oct
April-Oct
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Koppers Co j 1st
93%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
.85/
*_«
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Dock
Lakefront
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conv
1976^—April-pet-
debs
—i;:
'
128%: 128%
2
128
1984
—May-Nov
Gen Amer Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
General Cigar Co 5%s income debs 1987_June-Dec
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General Foods Corp 3%s debentures 1976_Jan-«luZy
General/Motors Acceptance Corp—
// 2%s- debentures 1964«_..-.«.».——Jan-July
3s
debentures
1969
Jan-July
3%s debentures
1972
Mar-Sept
4%s
3%s
;
debentures
subord
conv
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1977
debentures 1979debentures
1980
4s
5s
f:5s
—;«.i.-,-^-«,»_Mar-Sept
debentures
1982-—-_„r»££4.-;_.w--.^-.Mar-Sept
1983_.
Mar-Sept
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Jan-July
General Shoe 3.20s 1980^
_Mar-Sept
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
May-Nov
4V2S convertible debentures 1977—;
June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79—Feb-Aug
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
ApriZ-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
;
June-Dec
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::
4%s; debentures
debentures
4%s
......
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Jan-July
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General mortgage 3'/8S series O 2000
Jan-July
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Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010_—Jan-July
Great Western Financial Corp—
"
5s conv subord debentures 1974
June-Dec
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—i
General mortgage inc 5s ser A July 2015
April
General mortgage Inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
April
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980—
May-Nov
5s inc debs series A 2056
June-Dec
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976
May-Nov
1st
mortgage
3s 1978
■;—
ApriZ-Oct
3s
debentures
1969—
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
—
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s
1980
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1981—
May-No 1;
1st
mortgage
3Vss
1982
June-Dec
1st mortage 3%s 1983
—Jun-Dec
General
series
5s
48
■
—
—
110 %
170
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conv
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.
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'
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,
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117
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Jan-July
1972
see page
31.
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94
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& Robbins 3%s debs 1973
—
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.
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debentures
v:{ A*
v
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1980——.;
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4%s.
'
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McDermott (J Ray)
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1984
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113%
208
211
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87%
•
104%
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211
5%s
4%s
,;.3%s
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172
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104 Va
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1972—May-Nov*;;
Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
sink fund debentures 1978
J,/. 3'As sink fund debentures 1980
79%
79 Vt
..
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footnotes,
/ *79%
;
1970
of America—
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1976—-Mar-Sept
1981
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113% 117
114
114%
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April-Oct
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-t
.
MacAndrews & Forbes Co—/
5s
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Z Martin
Inc—
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44
70
72.
2003—ApriZ-Oct
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41
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3%s ser
3%s ser
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1962 4%s 1987
June-Dec
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Electric 2%s 1979
May-Nov s
1st mortgage
3 %s
1982
Feb-Aug ■
1st mortgage 3 Vbs 1984
April-Oct
/ 1sttmortgage 47/8S • 1987_————^.^.l—Mar-Sept y
1st mortgage 47/aS 1990
April-Oct
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first mtge
36%
38%;
mtge 2%s ser G
refund mtge
&
First; &
74
•
56 Va"
36
36%
41
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1976
refund
&
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71 Va
68
58%
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73%* <75%
% 71%
.
4%s
103
r
54
■
38%
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April-Oct
1982
1987
debentures
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debentures
3%a
<
106 «/a
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3.75s
1976
debentures
53
60'/a
50
.
v
63
debentures 1978—ApriZ-Oct
sink fund debs
1986
Ju?ie-Dec
Louisville & Nashville RR-— /
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
April-Oct
C
104%
105
*
:
C
3s
99'/a
95
96% i? yy,v
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4%s
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sink
4%s
173
97%
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Maine
Water
62%
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Lorillard
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963——April-Oct
105
153 Va 164
134'/a
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104%
103
;
103% 103%
9
Aircraft
debentures
4.50s
__
v
71
<The)
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89 %
ii.
1976
debs
69%
./
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Corp—
5%s conv subord debentures 1980
Litton Industries Inc 3 Vas conv 1987—
153 Va 159
■101%
subord
conv
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■'
65%
100 %
98
53 % ,• 54,
59%
60
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s
106 %
104%
59 Va
'
69%
May
May
May
contingent interest 2003
contingent interest 2003
contingent interest 2003
•
6L'
69
Interest 2003—____May-Nov
interest 2003
!
May-Nov
fixed
•
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91'/o
60
*98
fixed
4%s
Series
987/8
97
Co—
South
Mich
Series
106%
105%
Term
37/as
fund
&
ext 1979—April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
105'/a
1965— May-Nov
4%s s
'
May-Nou
Grace (W R) & Co 3V2S conv sub deb '75
May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4VaS conv 1978Jan-July
Grant
(W T) Co 4%s debs 1987
Jan-July
Great Northern Ry CO—
/ :
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.
(B F) Co first mtge 2%s
f debentures 1985
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110 Va 111%
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debentures
-
debentures
5s
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RR
&
series A 1968
June-Dec
gold 3%s '97-—June-Dec
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st & ref 5s stp '74—Feb-Aug /
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry— /v
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984—Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003—
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1st
133
General American Oil Co of Texas—
103
81%
—
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81'
105
78%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(938)
30
.
.
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
Week's
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
or
Low
Sold
High
BONDS
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
No.
New York Stock
..—April-Oct
131
first mtge 27/8s 1974—May-Non
2%s
1980
1
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3y8s 1988
April-Oct
4%s
debentures
1991
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4y2s series C 1979__Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
-Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
♦83
Metropolitan Edison
1st
116 :
131%
•
97%
97%
lirst
102%
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mortgage
3'/as
First
mortgage
4y4s
1986
s.;I- *
:
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3%s sink fund debentures 1976
Feb-Aup
3.10s sink fund
debentures 1972
April-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage 6s
1985
May-Noc
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4y2s inc series A Jan 1971
May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Ocf
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—tune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
lien
4 Vis
series D 1978
Jan-July
• Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967
April-Oct
5%s
subord income debs 2033
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series C Jan 1 2005
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81
54
78%
7.9
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97
77
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Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
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71%
424
65%
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Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s
debentures
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Feb-Aug
5 Vis
subrod debentures 1981
Feb-Aug
Morris & Essex first gtd 3%s 2000
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
Map-Nov
3y8s
debentures
1978
April-Oct
60
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106%;
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'73-Jan-july
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1975_Mar-Sept
N
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&
N
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first
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 1)
Week's
Friday
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
or
Range
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Mar-Sept
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
*90'A
*68%
•
St- Lawrence
St
Ry
1st
• 5s
Lines
I
C:
79%
77%
78%
*82
76%
75%
Sf
95'A
94
95%
85
1976
95 %
*94'A
10
*84%
A-"
.
83
105%
114 'A 116 'A
83
1
87%
88'/a
13
89%
91
85'A
88%
88 %
_4
105
A-
104%
-2-4.:,.
105%
114%
119%
86'A
25
84%
86%
70'A
114'A
124
86'A
;
_Feb-Aug
70'A
"-•I;
69%
70%
Biscuit
Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
May-Noy
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
Co
debs
1985
2%s
77%
75
coll
trust
1971
3'As
80'A
79
4%s
84'A
77%
1st
debentures
mtge & coll trust 5s
5'As
120
124%
t
93
*90%,.
'
96
97
1978^-4-
1980
*92%
89%
97
14
96
97
94'A
r
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
93
89%
„
94'A
May -Nov
April-Oct
—
sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
fund
*94%
■
_Feb-Aug
3%s
•
106
-4^
—Jan-July
1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s sink fund debentures 1972
69'A
104
91
120% 123'A
120%
Jan-July
70
sink
99'/a
99%
4
'
Mar-Sept
73%
:
57
*99% 100'A
106 v, 106
-
1966—ApriZ-Oct
1977—
Gas
&
—
June-Dec
America
of
debentures
76%
13
87
76%
1973
10
94%
94'A
10
100%
101%
*91%
101
101
*102
103 %
102
102%
99'A 101%
99%
99;%
Jan-jaZp
;
:
101%
12
102'A 102'A
103'A
104'A
106
Mav-Noy
104% 105'A
"2
104%
105%
June-Dec
104'A 104'A
2
103%
104%
132
145
May-Nou
—
sinking fund debentures 1980_—
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
*105%
Louis-Southwestern
*92'A
Paul
Duluth
&
1st
RR
93%
*80'A
—
92'A
y' 89
l
5s
126%
Finance
*99
,
91
94
m
conv
Rubber
2%s
-r
Map-Nov
Jan-July
■v:"'
1
87'A
~
102% 104
11
103'A : '
101
5
103%
v
105% 106
22.
105
106%
105
r;
,7--
•'
'
Smith-Corona^Marchant—5y4S^1979—.—~tfan-July
•
45
104%
105%
if
s
3s- debentures
78%
79
*92%
17
*90
.
103
105
79%
92'A
90%
105%
90%
90.
90%
101% 102
; 99'A 99'A
101%
78
"32
.
__
20
99'A
99'A
16
.104 '
84%
102%
100%
250
7
101%
*64 %
108
85
83
*100% 101
100%
100%
■
Telegraph Co—
&
Telephone
Bell
105'A
165% 105%
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Socony-Vacqum Oil 2y2S 1976—
South' & North Alabama RR 5s 1963—•.
Southern
78%
*81
*79
81
S
*226
,
*79%
—
-7.
■
'
7—'
-wiA.
63%
■:
SSA
4'As
59
c6hV subord debs 1980
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
4'A»
Gold
4'As
4'As
1981-
Gold
—
3%s ser
101'A
99'A
100%
100% 101'4
61
102'/4
102
20
102
39
96
98
86%
86%
74
74'A
61
62'A
102'A
96',4
97
3
786%/86%
103'A
Southern Pacific RR Co-
27As series E 1986—.—Jan-July
First mortgage 23As series F 1996——Jan-July
Frist, mortgage
5'As series H 1983_—April-Oct
First
first -consol gold. 5s 1994——jan-tfuZp
coll tr, 4'As 1988————-JFeb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-lVop
Southern
1st
76
mortgage
Ry
*61'A
104
'A
Tell 2%s
Bell
*78%
102%
■
103 p/8
%:
I
86%
81
78%
84%
84%
•
Spiegel
5'As
5s
Inc
subord debs 1984__—June-Dec
19834_l4L^.:;.-A—.._1—ApriZ-Oct
conv
debentures
Oil
Standard
California
of
4%s
—Jan-JuZp
1983-
Oil (Indiana) 3'As conv 1982—April-Oct
debenturesApril-Oct:;
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 23As 1971—Map-Nov
111
in
4,'As
^-103%103%
Chemical
Stauffer
Stokely-Van
.
conv.
1973—Mar-Sept
Camp^ Inc—;
subord debs.
*
'
Oil:
Corp
subord
conv
debs
'
>■
{
-
87%
88
89%
9.5
99
97%
89
6.
2
•
mo%
—
*98%
;
.
97'A
98
»
98'A
99
94%
—
•" "
1982_
- *
April-Oct
17
101% 101%
*98
100
95%
°1.
„
*92%
98.
97%
'■
9
98%
89%
f
100
91%
~5
62
95%
95
'
„
115% 118
115'A
y/
95%
91
100 %. 101%
9
98%
*98% 100
—
4%s
90%
104%
102 %
•
Mar-Sept
—Map-Nov
27As
Symington .-Wayne1 Corp—
88
i
12
"
88%
debentures
37As
103%
1
-
•
89
88%
debentures 1966—Jan-JuZp
Superior Oil Co 33As debs 1981-—;—
—Jan-July
Surface" Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971—-May-Now
Swift & Co 2%s debentures* 1972.
Jan-July'
v
27As .debentures
—!—May-JVo»"
Sunray
88%
89
*100%
;—
88..
104%
102
:
"
Jan-July
4'As
1982__—
Sunray DX Oil 4'A's debs 1987__
A'As
88
.
117
t
103%
43
103%
.111
.
12
102 'A 1027 a
Jan-July
(Ohio)
42
104'A 104%
1982
1974-—..
debentures
2 %s
Standard Oil Go
112%
102%
Standard
1st & ref mtge 2%s
1st & ref mtge 2%s
1st &
ref
1st
ref
&
5s
5'A%
senior
notes
RR
Assn
of
Refund
and
impt
4s
Refund
and
impt
2%s series D
C
-
20191
1985
*104'A
150
149
-
*105%
.94
Jan-July
—
Louis—
series
—June-Dec
—.
1978--
St
June-Dec
.
1979__——June-Dee.
1980——
Tandy .Corp- 6'As .'debs
Terminal
•
i
—
150
__
01
10
82T4
82'A
79'A ' .79'A
77%
108
.
mtge 3 % s
mtge • 3 'A s
....
86'A
87%
2
86'A
89%
*88.
86%
89%
86%
86 V4
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1979
J«?ie-Dec
1980
Mar-Sept
19812—.—June*Dec
19821
April-Oct
series G
series H
series? I
series J
82
114
104
1
108
86%
■'
*91'A.
*77%
7
__
__
*91% /
.
77'/a.
—
;*96-
—
117%
91%
20
119% 120
90%
91%
8
78-
,90%
.
.
91%
120%
96%
95
95
96
79
79
79
2
J,.
82
3
73%
82
88%
88%
1
87%
88%
-
RR
Co-
mtge
4s
income series
A Jan 1981—^.April
1991..
April
income 4'As series B Jan
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Gen mtge
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000Feb-Aug.
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-tfuZp
General
mortgage 3s 1979
-—Map-Nov
West; Penn Electric 3'As 1974—iMay-ZVoy
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966_:
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361————Jan-July.
First
-/• •
*92
60
92
92
58 %
57%
97%
—
102
60%
57'A
11
*80
100
60
95%
19
59%
97%
98%
8
59%
13
99'A
*100
99
JA'
__
99'A
Jan-July
1982
85
*80"
registered 2361
———Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979:
April-Oct
debentures
15
98%
98%
99'A
40%
98
3'-v
*86
4s
5'As
33%
40%
♦36
79
74
97%
80%
.
80%
100'/a
98
—
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As series A
5s income debentures 1984
*78'/»
1981-Jan-July
Union
Teleg
*106,
Co 5'As
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Awg
Wilson & Co. 4'As sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
^._tfan-July
Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029——May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979———
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971_——«Jan-July
©
P:SI' ^I
97%
—
.
99%
"
■
98%
'■yAmr-
99
68
67
35
60%
57
126
*84
97%
65%
11
65%
66
69
"86%
97%
v
-;
91%
86%
93
99'/a
88%
'•
*86 34
*97%
99%
99
6
99%
*98'A
*89'/*
88'/a
"4
*76'/a
:
107%
.
107%
*89
.
98%
104'A
88%
*98'A 100%
May
debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept.
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967-—,—Jan-July
3%s
convertible debentures
1975——_May-Nou
Western
67
83%
84
93
;
93'A
*81*
93
r-
5
93
:
;
f.^
Wl'
119
105'A
105'A
149
169
105'A
105
91'A
>?
V-
1
80 %
,91'A
109
94
•''.
Jan-July.:
;April-Oct
87'A
79'A
w
a
Inc—
notes 1979—.
convJ notes
90
87'A
79%
& Southwest first gtd 5s 2003^—_Jan-J«Zp
General mortgage 4'As
1983^
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge- 3 'As ser C 1973_Aprll-Oct
1st lien &• ref 4s series F'1983
Map-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008,
Peb-Aup
Vornado Inc 5s conv. subord debs 1982
Mar-Sept
(James)
senior
capital
86
87%
—Mar-Sept
—
Elec
Lt & Power
2%s
1976-
-
t
94
i.
82%~
82'A
79'A
80
Deferred
included in
not
102
n
102
included in the year's range
Under rthe-^rule sale not.included
deli very, sale, not
the year's range,
included hr the year?» range,
#
the
*79
-Jan-July
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
,
•
■
1st mtge 4'As series H 1990———.—April-Oct
.5'As
104%
)Virginia-
Yonkers
Talcott
103'A
—
~
81
*84%
98%
15
t,
Western
—
1985——April-Oct
———Map-Nov
debs
1983-—
3'As debentures
108
——
lOi'/K luJ%
*86-
V
107
105'A
108
*97%
103%
103%
5
JhA'A J17
106-
106
mtge
Southwestern
66
-
'
mtge 2%s series E 1975
mtge 3s series F 1978
ref
ref
Wabash
96'A
86%
97%
157%
Map-Nov
—Map-Nov
A '75_ June-Dec
-—
1st mtge
Fran Term
San
&
&
63%
150
—
Mar-Sept.
1977^—
A
93%
48
98%
103% 103%
.
.<.»
3Vss conv subord debentures -1969June-Deo
4%s cony subord debentures 1976——Mar-Sept
Gen
Lines)
(Oregon
1969
v
1«V.
238
232
10
63%
Southern Pacific Co—
First
93%
—
98
98'A
86%
85
88 %
*93%
78'A .86'A
79%
79%
:;V>,
—
228
*142
--
86%
86%
86%
M
—Jan-July
1979
debentures". 1985.;.———.
Feb-Aug
2%s
debentures
1987
...
—Jan-Julp
Southern California Edison Co—
3'As convertible debentures 1970
Jan-July
Southern
Indiana
Ry
23As-4'As
1994—tfan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv 1973_June-Dec
23As
116
140
*86%
Vendbj Co-r*"
1st
103
4%s
138
138
:
Vanadium Corp of America—
95'A
--
..
'
'
106
95'A
■
-
103'A 104
103
1
95 'A
*86%
f debs 1983-Feb-Anp
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982:
April-Oct
Shell :Oil Co 4%s debs 1986_
1
Feb-Aug
Shell C, Union Oil .2 % s> debentures 1971
April-Oct,
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Jan-July
Co
&
1981
1976
1967
80'A
87'A
102'A
1st
Roebuck
debentures
136%
79%
C"
95 'A
'
.
105
Sears
debentures
2%s
debentures
■?;
—
102% 102%
7—'
•f.
debentures 1977
1982———,——
debentures
t':
dune-Dec
subordinated
4%s
5s
.
1972-------—.^-Feb-Aug
debentures
45As.
301
87'A
•
-
debs 1980—-Jan-July
2'As 1966
June-Dec
Sears,. Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
"
m
--/V/../
*80'A
*87'A
a
5'As
Co
I
85%
^
Line" RR Co—
mortgage 3s series B 1980
:
Map-Nov
3%s s f debentures 1977
———Mar-Sept
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons
3s debentures 1974
94
126% 129%
1st
Seaboard
7
subord
April-Oct
Map-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
United States Steel 4s debs 1983——
:
Jan-July
.4'As sinking fund debentures 1986——2ApriZ-Oct
U S
— ■
:0,Sz-k }
94
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971—-Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43As debs 1982.
Jan-July
Seaboard, Air
97%
States Freight Co—
United
—
*93%
*87%
——.'
cons
Scott
,
88
70%
122
105%
J*i«e-Dec
71%
'• "'.f
'
•
105
87
6
74
—
1970_tfu?te-Dec
84'A
78%
78%
ser
4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3'As B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
St
117
Inc
subord
conv
mtge
1st
St
113
105
88
*83
June-Dec
62'/4
__
71'A
79'A
1997_—
—Jan-July
A Jan 2002-—.-May
pitge 4s series B 1980--*-——
.Mar-Sept
income debs series A J Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
•Second mtge inc 4%s
18
-A,
..-,71 %
.
.June-Dec
1991
debentures
64%
mmwm
—
71'A
Co—
mortgage 4s series A
1st
.
71%
April-Ocf
Francisco
Louis-San
79
115
.
-i
■
:
—May-TAov
Car 4'As s f debs
debentures
1986
f
Air
4%s
1st
1996
;.
:
debs
2%s
—
1975_ApnZ-Oct
2%s debs
Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
6s
97
88
72
1971—Map-Nov
1980
Tank
s
United
United
gold
72
70
"100
3%s
Second
90%
92%
84%
114
April-Oct
Map-Nov
California
subord
conv
Pacific
3%s
trust 2%s
coll tr 27As
3'As 1982.
debentures
4'As
United
Saguenay
69
88
70%"
v
5
.
Missouri
&
Oil Co
47As
131'A
.
debentures 1977—June-Dec
conv
79
*103
-
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991-Mar-Sept
Electric Corp
4'As serial D 1977———
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5'As
conv
debs
1977—tfan-July
Gas
of
mortgage and coll
debentures
1968
Union
Rochester
Co
First
3s
49%
5
2
.
'
1978—Jw?ie-Dec
debs
u
v
series D 1995-Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Apnl-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 37As debs
r,1^
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—Apnl-Oct
97
94%
99'A
98%
Union
Reading Co first & ref 3'As
72
High
98%.
*
*80
114
Q
98'A
89
1,1963
93%
Pacific-
Thompson Products 47As debs 1982—.«Feb-AapA
Thompson Rarno Wooldridge Inc—
5'As debentures 1986——
Jan-July
Trans
98'A
76
97
'
98%
78
Ami
2000
5s
20
98%
|
1970- .ApriZ-Oct
refund M 3%s series
gold
Low
94
72
98%
refund M
first
Jan.
No.
89
-Map-Nov
and
Pacific
Range Since
Sold
93%
and
&
General
87'A
3s
Bonds
High
94
92%
92%
First
First
87'A
—
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1983.A4 _Map-Nov
debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
!
-85
103% 104'A
103%
Corp
Texas
92
93%
—
*87'A
Texas
170
90'A
84'A
*93%"
Company (the)/ 3%s debs
108%
170
90'A
*84
*.
10038
95%
—
90'A
or
Sale Price
Low
99'A
*108'A
170
170
Period
Last
High
99%
:
3'As 1968-Jan-JuZp
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—(June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures 1972---^--i-----^----^we-:De®:
and refunding mortgage 3y4S 1983_April-Ocf
debentures 1975
—.—
--_rApril-Oct
debentures
3%s
No.
Interest
New York Stock
1,1963
High
*96%
99%
debentures 1963—•->*—
First and refunding mortgage
3s
First
Jan.
Texas
& Gas Co-—
Public Service Electric
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Asked;;
Low
Week's
Friday
Bonds
-.y. Ex-coupon.
,
102
102
d Ex-interest e Odd
in the years lange.
102
lot sale not
r Cash sa e
^
recei» or reorganized under Section 77
KISS'S be^ngtransacted
durioe current week.
|
o.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
(940)
32
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Feb. 25,
and ending Friday, March 1. It is compiled by the report on the American
In the
itself
Exchange
Stock
stock
intended to
is
and
Last
;*"■
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
& Construction
Missiles
Acme
A
Class
common
Acme
Acme
Wire
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
Berkshire
Bickford's
Inc
Birdsboro
25c
1
10
Inc
Co
Class
10c
A
Corp
Airlines
Brillo
Properties
10c "
Oil
ord
rets
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer
10
Alsco
4%
Oil
Inc—
5%
£1
Co
Electronics
S
60c
¥
8%
1,300
Vb
Jan
3%
1,900
%
i
—
2%
26,600
%
Feb
serial preferred
Industries Inc
Buell
Bunker
v '*
,
2%
'
_50c
MARC Inc
Manufacturing
Petrofina
American
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10c
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
Thread 5%
preferred!
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Co
class
.
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Hill
13 y8
13%
12%
3%
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Appalachian.Power Co 4%%
10%
10%
warrants—
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Associated
Electric
Vp/4%
12%
Jan
16%
Jan
3%
3
deposit
Laundries
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Co
;
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Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
.3%
Feb
California
Feb
9%
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$3.00
pi eferred.
Jan
$2.50.
preferred—
96% Jan.
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8%
Feb
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2%
Jan
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
19J/2
Feb
600
10 y8
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
6 J/4
Jan
11%
Feb
5%
700
5y8
5
11%
11
8% Jan
;
6,200
-
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4y8
4%
1,200
2 y4
2%
1,200
7 J/4
8 J/4
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11,100
10,000
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19 yu
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16%
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300
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Canada
Bread
2%
Feb
1%
22%
21%
20
22 Vz
5,500
18%
Feb
24%
23%
24 y2
11,100
22%
Feb
24%
Jan
65 J/2
65J/2
50
63%
Jan
66J/2
Feb
52
Jan
53
Jan
56%
Jan
60
Mar
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8.000
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Jan
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
Y
$1.30
Co
Feb
10
Mar
12 J/4
Jan
31/2
Jan
4 /a
Jan
4%
7,100
500
Feb
5%
Jan
*
32%
*
common
preferred—
27y4
/
100
32 J/8
Jan!
32Vb Feb
.20
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15,200
13
Jan
1%
Feb
1,800
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Jan
5
Jan
Canadian
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Canadian
Homestead
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Canadian
Husky
Dredge & Dock Co
Gas & Oil
Oils
~3%.1ir
3%
26,500
Feb
4%, Jari
7
1
•
16%c
Feb
8 J/4
5%
Feb
Canadian Industrial
Feb
8 Vb
Jan
Canadian
Javelin
6%
Jan
7%. Jan
Canadian
2%,: 2%
1,200
2%
Feb
3
Jan
400
7%
Feb
9
62
63
1,700
55%
Jan
13'/a
14%
4,300
10%
/
Jan
7%
7%
16 Vb
15 y8
17%
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v
/64V
14%
Feb
Feb
1
com
preferred
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121/4
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3
17%
5
;
,
3
6I/4
15 J/4
16
44%
44 y4
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%
Jan
14%
Jan
11%
Jan
13%
4%
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Canadianwide
Canadian
1,100
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—
Jan
Castle
43
Jan
451/4
Jan
8
Jan
10%. Feb
19,500
5
Jan
8% Mar
12%
13
4,400
4
2,100
1
3%
10%
9%
:
Jan
3%
4
11
3,500
31/4
Feb
Jan-
%
%
3,800
%
7%
6y2
19 y8
18
Jan
17%
1,000
5,400
8
23 Ya
17% Mar
Inc.—;
footnotes,
4
9%
8,700
%
Feb
600
14 y2
Jan
4%
7%
Jan
2,100
2%
Feb
400
49 y8
700
3
49%
■
10%
Ltd
Amer
(J W)
\
34,800
4
Feb
Jan
,
(AM)
Feb
107/8
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
6y8
Jan
&
Jan
16%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
5%
5.50
85'/4
5%
18
5%
86 J/2
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Jan
2,900
16%
150
17%
Jan
2,500
4%
Jan
1,100
85%
Feb
108%109%
450
107 J/4
Jan
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1.500
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Corp
3.50%
5%
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95
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1
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Co
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4
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Jan
Feb
1
Jan
Jan
75'/4
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85%
18 J/2
18%
1.300
17'/8
Jan
37%
25
Y 34 J/4
4y8
4%
6%
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Jan
-
5
Jan
2,500
6y8
l
100
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39J/2
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4
1.600'
1%
,
9 *
Feb
30i/4
Jan
7%
500
9
Jan
19%
Jan
28 >•
1
87 J/2
Jan
37 y4
18 J/2
2.50
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6 /•
131/4 Mar
%
8,900
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Chamberlin Co of America.
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:
v.
3J/8
2,100
r •
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preferred-*
preferred
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Co
Jan
llo- YJati:
72 J/2
4
100
10o
common
Corp
Jan
Jan
10%
2.500
13%
convertible
B
Century Electric
Oil
3%
pref
pfd
Light 4%
convertible
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12%
1
Power
Securities
series
$1.50
%
5J/2
10
*
Maine
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
2,100.
12%
11%
5
,
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief
Consolidated
Christiana
Jan
Oil
Chromalloy
Circuit
Jan
C K P
Feb
Clark
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Feb
9
Feb
47/8
Feb
6%
Feb
\i
Feb
11*6
Jan
10»/2
Feb
I3J/2
Jan
16%
1
Corp
10c
Inc
5%
18%
lc
Foil Corp
25c
22 Va
Jan
24
Feb
2%
21.2CQ
1 Va
Jan
3
Feb
5%
6'/a
10.000
5y8
Jan
6 J/2
20 V*
60,000
12 Va
Jan
20 J/4
Feb
Jan
17'/B
Feb
Mar
241/4
Jan
Feb
13 %
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
23
.1
;
800
2 VB
2
Mining
Corp
17
J/4
24
,
14%
15%
19
19
121/4
12
48.300
21%
121%
13 J/2
19
3
Jan
Jan
Feb
Development Ltd.
Cable
8% Jan
Jan
Clary
Jan
»
Corp
-
Clarostat
31/2
51%
Clausner
4%
Feb
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
8%
8%
1,900
8 V8
Jan
9%
Jan
Clopay
8y8
8%
2,600'
6%
Jan
91/8
Jan
Club
36.
Feb
Feb
15,600'
19l/2
18
1
Co
Hadley
1
see page
18%
Jan
J/4
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Corp of America
1
-
700
6 '/a
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
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11/4
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8
2%
49%
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2,700
8,400
16
7%.
*
121/4
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1%
n
1
1
10i/4
1%
10
9%
25c
1,100
10%
10 J/2
15 J/2
Inc
10 J/8
Jan
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4 J/a
Jan
7%
,
Jan
1
Jan
3,900
Mar
13
Jan
3%
%
3%
1
Corp
Jan-
4 J/8
1,200
5%
Carreras
Feb
10c
Corp
Corp*-.
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14%
2,700
%
15
50c
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
4%
-
:
5%
IB
15
1
1
1
Corp„
Co_—
9
10 J/4
4%
1
International
VB
10%
1
Feb
17%
:
:
Feb
Jan
Mar
50c
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9%
ioo
7
700
8%
lc
Telephone of Canada.!
3%
4,600
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Feb
6%
Bearings Inc
Electronic
8%
16,500
4%
Jan
6 v8
Jan
8%
23,000
_
Bell
8 J/4
10%
6c
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Cinerama
Bell
i
Minerals
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
11%
300
8%
93/4
8%
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp.
Corp
Corp
2,800-
;
4
pfd—10
Properties Ltd-
Williston
Canaveral
Carter
3
4,400
■
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10c
Co
51°« Mar
9%
5%
Jan
5%
500
45
5oc
Engineering
2,300-:
5%
8%
5%
Jan
*
Construction
liV Feb
2.50
Ltd
Petrofina Ltd partic
Canadian
Century Geophysical
Bargain Town USA Inc
lJ/8
*
Gas
Ltd*
17%
Jan
>A 4%
200
:
3%
3
15 y4
l»/8
17 J/2
1,100
9%
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Feb
Feb
5 i'a'
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb;
5,600
5%.
61/4
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%
13
6,200
/
5'/a
5%
1
1
13 J/2
8%
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%
1,400
12,400
10,100
18
16%
12%
1
6%
8,800
1
% :
1
•
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8%
_
1
Inc
18
%
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,
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iu
1
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preferred
1
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9,800
10,000
lit
li
10c
1
Jan
5 V*
,
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Ltd
Oil Ltd
4y4
5%
i
50o
131/4
500
Records Inc—
A_
6,300
10 pesos
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For
Jan
4,300
10%, 10%
11
30
25v. Feb-
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
Photo
Jan
1
1
Class
3,400
Baker Industries Inc
Berkey
Feb
&J/8
10c
Cameo-Parkway
Jan
$1.40
Co
5J/2
Jan
_x
Jan
Central
Instrument
Jan
M-43/8
Feb
59,100
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class
Baruch-Poster
9%
3%
2,500
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Campbell Machines Inc
13%
32%
103
x
Canal-Randolph Corp
Corp*
Industries
9,400
■
1
—
preferred
6%
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Inc
Watch
>
100
Mining &
non-cum
Benrus
1,600
60
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' 7%
•
common
4%
5%
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(AS)
7%
50
Central
Beck
7%
1-^ Jan
Y
Jan
.1
Power
1,100
™
Radio Mfg Co Incx
Steel Products Inc
Oil
Jan
1,500
50
50
101;
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Jan
1,900
Electric
Central
Bayview
7%
24%
Jan
Central
BarChris
Feb
Jan
24 J/4
Jan
".
7%
Corp
Collieries Corp
Barnes
22J/4
24 y4
Feb
5%
Inc
Oil
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
Industrial
Banff
Jan
Jan
Jan
28%
1
Industlres
Aurora- Plastics
Baldwin
9% Feb
21J/2
Jan
22%
•V. v
500
62
General
Banner
Jan
Jan
200
s
1
5%;
I.
Sewing. Centers
Convertible
26%
1
12 ;
100 y2
.
1%
V
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Ayshlre
;
1
26
50
4,300!
3
Co
Atlas
Avis
■
—
3s 6d
4%
Corp
Line
Consolidated
Avien
9 J/4
Jan
Feb
10%
18%.
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7%.
Corp
Research
Non-voting
Jan
2%
2,200 Y
15%
1
lo
Industrial Products
Financial
Automatic
Jan
28 %
14,800
12%
18.
Corp
10c
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
\ 'A'.«
1
Jan
24
6%
25,700
3 J/4
11%
26%
14%
Inc
Feb
19,100
:
,
26y4
2
&
33 Via
Oil & Gas Cox
Devices
,
7
-
3
3y8
11%
2.50
7%
.
1
of. America
Testing Labs
Automatic
.
6%
__
-
6%
Company
Feb
-
1
Inc
Audio
10%
Jan
8% Jan
1
2%
600 r<
£1
regis
Associated
Atlas
Jan
18 J/4
10%
4% %
Inc
Stores
Associated
Atlantic
,v'vV
8%
27% Jan
87/a
9
24y2
9%
103
.
25^,
1
40c
rets
Associated
Atlantic Coast
v'.y
4% Feb
20%
700
2,100
————10
Canadian Export
Atico
4,000
27%
Jan
,V
2y2 Jan
50,700
Jan
20
Industries—
Pood
Atco • Chemical
Jan
;
,
10%
1,500
31%
31 y8103
Inc
Services
Associated
Astrex
16%
,/> 14% Jan
,
13
4
Electronics Inc
Oil Corp Ltd
Associated
Jan
Jan
common—1
Asamera
American
800
Feb
4%.; Jan' -.y
900
99
9y8
9%
26%
preferred
5%
Burnell
6%
31%
x
Co
Aluminum
convertible
y Arrow
18%
9%
Inc
400
8
98%
pfd_100>'
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Shoe
BVD
11%
4,300
3%
7%
50«
Power &
Butler's
Feb
12%
'
3 %
2.50-
Louisiana Gas Co*
Arkansas
Jan
7%
3% Mar
800
10%
—i
—;
—
Arkansas
Altex
2 J/4 Mar
■
14
3%
5*
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Apollo^ Industries
35c
2
Jan
25c
Burroughs (J P)
41%
Jan
.
600
3%
1
:
Jan
Jan
(7,200
13
13%
Jan
4»/4
7,100-
—.
Anthony Pools Inc__.
Arnold
Jan
1%
5%
preferred
(The)
3%
.
500 : ;
13%
4%
4%
Andrea
Co
1 %
900
*
dep rets ord shares
X2%
~
20,700
4%
4
Radio Corp
I
Anglo-Lautaro,Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.43 }'■
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±
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Ansul Chemical Co
1 /;■■
3,400
41 y4
6%
6'
2
Anchor Post Products
3
4iv4
4iy4
12.50
I f
A
"900 "
2%
2%;
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&
3,800
2 !/4
Mines Ltd—
American
••
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American
Armour
Jan
2
Jan
2y8
convertible
6%
Jan
1,600'
7%
_2'/4
25c
American
Argus Inc
Jan
16
18 Vb
1
B
class
Company
Budget Finance Plan—
3y4
8%
Mills Ltd—
iwuui.—£1
Paper
American shares
American
'"vY
Jan
7 J/4
Jan
1%
66%c
Co Inc
F
Burma
Israeli
American
13
2%
—50c
(E L)
1
48
4% < 5
1
Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
American
90
300
15
30c
Common
American
24 y2 Jan
Jan
Feb
10
Mills Ltd
B
8,
5»/4
5'A
47%
20$.
American Eook-Stratford Press Inc—1'
Ymerican Business Systems Inc
•*
Book
14%
Jan
6
18%
25c f
preferred
Bruce
5%
4%
1"
Corp
Beverage
American
American
Jan
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered
Bruck
»/•%»-
pfd_1001
1 .;
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Industries
Amco
Jan
8
Corp
Co of America $3.75
Aluminum
81J/2
Feb
6,900
- ;;
v
—*
—
Class B common
Inc
Ambassador
20 y8
80
:
6%
10s
10s
bearer
Power*
Company
1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com..30c
Corp
Rainwear
Almar
1,800
84%
9-y8
■
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,
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Unlimited
Alloys
6%
3%
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dep rets ord registered
British
Corp common—
convertible preferred—
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1,200
22%
;,
1.
—1
;—
.—
dep
Amer
Allied Control Co
Allied
7% Jan
6
2
2'/4
1,
Brown
.
Jan
'8%
1,500
American Tobacco—
Amer
Inc
Artists Pictures
5»/2%
Jan
';1%
82%
.
20c
Inc
Manufacturing Co—
British- American
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
If
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A-—£1V5^
Allied
4 J/4
Feb
!
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American
All American Engineering
All-State
Jan
%
22
6%
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
preferred-
Alaska
r' 3 %
10
Wood Steel Co common
5%
Works
Gear
2,400
21,200
84
—1
Inc
Foote
Jan
1%
.
22.
100
1.50
!
Brandy wine Raceway Assn.
preferred—100
4.20%
Power
Alabama
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Brad
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Jan
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•
common—
prior, preferred,
1
Bowling Corp of America
America—
'
2%
28 J/2
6%
1
Chemical Co Inc
Bourjois
.—1
Discount Inc*
Investment &
Airport Parking Corp,of
Co
Jan
Feb
24 y2 Mar
250
9x/4
7%
7%
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%
v.
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Jan
4%
3%~~
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7%
400
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.•.-.LOW
400
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24 y2
4..
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Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
5%%
■
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
;
8
2>/4
24%
Shares
High
7%
1
A
Bohack, (H C)
of Prices
Low
'
3
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc
£»lliSS
(The)
for Week
Range-
.1
*
*
—x
Building
Aerojet-General
Aid
Inc
Corp
Aero-Plow Dynamics
Aeronca
whether
Sales
Week'*
Last
■
Sale Price
Blauner's
Bloomfield
Plastics
Admiral
Frocks
Bethlehem Corp
1%
1%
/'/':///'
v/Y/;!v **$•'': Par
High
Corp
—
Products
Precision
Shares
Friday'
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
-
2%
1'■■■'
10c
Corp- class A
Mfg Corp
Acme-Hamilton
of Prices
.//V
for Week
Low-
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Sales
Week's
,
security
every
for Week Ending March 1.
Range
>•:
Friday
STOCKS
include
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
or
Corporation
Aluminum
Products
10c
1
5'/a
•
6%
1,700
3.900
Jan
850
Jan
14
14 %
5.700
Jan
14'/2
Feb
3
3'/a
500
Jan
3%
Feb
3
3
200
Jan
3
Jan
13'/4
3 Va
1
5 J/2
5%
4
—
12
6%
13%
,*
10O
13%
5
lo
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Co
5%
6%
l
6,700
^
51/2
—
.
2%
5%
Jan
•
Jan
■
Number 6243
197
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 1)
Last
f
Range
Electronics
Cohu
Low
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Shares
Low
High
19%
4%
19%
13%
1 %
1%
43%
10%
2%
.4%
Community Discount Centers
Consolidated
—10c
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Royalty Oil
*
Sun Ray Inc
10c
.606
22 %
Feb
Jan
Jan
Fairmont Chemical Co
,18%; Feo
& 5% Feb
Seaboard
Falcmi
Construction
Products
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
19,600
1%
Jan
1.100
41%
Jan
46
Feb-
1,500
10
Jan
14%
Jan
Fargo Oils
2%
4,700
2%
3%
Jan
Federated
4%
1,260
4% Jan
5
Jan
Feb;
Continental
Aviation
*
i.
i
1
«.
"
•
.V.-V-*'
t
1,400
21%
Jan
3%
700
18%
Jan
It
9,000
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Felmont
7
900
8%
100
50c
10c
•8%
It
900
3%
176,900
17%
Materials
Corp
21/4
Cooper-Jarrett Inc——u———1.:
18
Coro Inc
Cott
14% Feb
-J-
22VU
24%
2,900
22%
Feb
26%
Jan
Jan
Tiger
Co
1A
1%
5,900
'Vvr'lA
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
15,200
21/4
Feb
2is
Jan
6%
6
2%
6%
6
Feb
8V4
Jan
6%
6%
7y4
24,200
5'A Jan
7%
Feb,
7%
400
7%. Jan
6%
6'/a
1,700
16%
17%
5,200
1
1
6%
——10c
;
—
.
Inc
Line
•
Ford Motor
of
Feb
Forest
Jan
Fotochrome
7%
"*7%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
14%
.
8
:
Jan
.
Feb
67/8
Jan
18
Feb
•
.
1,200
3
300
10
5,200
*
1
10'/a
/
1
1% *
6%
'7%
;
y,
Jan
12,600
5%
3%
Jan
Jan
'
10%
Feb
Feb %
Jan*
1%
Feb
7%
Feb
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
11%
14 Vt
Feb
12%
Jan
16%
Feb
—
13%
Jan
159
—
•
Feb
; •
180
Jan
6
%. Feb
6
5%
' 6%
2.400
5%
1
2%
2%
2%
8,700.
3%
5%
5%
5%
1,600
2% Max.
47/fe Jan
57/8
Jan
2%
2%
3
2,900
2%, Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
34%
Feb
2%
Fresnillo
Jan
20
:
1
-10c
Fuller (Geo A) Co—5
f
16%
?
14% - •' 2,100
5 ^ll% il2-» •* *4 300
1414 r. 14% -14%"/ ,8,200
,159% Utt%
120-
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'/ 600
3%
10
6%
Enterprises—
City
3
3%
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w
1
—;
Jan
.
)
._1
5%
Jan
,
7%
_25c
Inc_
18ya
Jan
5% Jan
Inc
Company
(The)
Friendly Frost Inc
33%
32%
33%
Jaja
31%
1.400
Jan
22%, Feb
1,700
200
Flying
(MH)
Feb
1%
Sterling Inc
—
-2.50
Fischer Jb Porter Co—^
Fishman
67/8
2%
-
§% Ja,n
%' Jan
15%
9%
Jan
20 %
Jan
21 y4
Jan
1.200
5%
Feb
6%
Feb
5,300
preferred class A_—>—
Beverage Corp..!—-1.50/.
Bottling Co of New England
1
$1
Cott
Jan
Jan
Corp common
10c
60c convertible preferred--,--vw«<---«-^8 ■;
Warrants—
■
■
Feb
£ •;
1
—*
Reynolds common
5%
2% Feb
2,800
————-——-—5;
-
Feb
5% Jan
4 Va
11 Va
First National Realty .& Construction
Jan
8%
.Jan
17 %
non-voting___————i—•
Corroon &
t
'
600
6%
6%
-
/
•
7
.
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*.
Class B
1
2% Jan.
:
"
Continental
Cook
Inc
Financial General Corp*—
10% Feb,
3%. Jan
1,500
2,900
1
Corp
Chemicals Inc
&
5,800
6%
12%
-1
A
Petroleum
Plastics
5%
v
-10c
—-
class
4%
12
Feb
Jan
9,000
Vending Machine Corp_10c
Paint & Varnisb Co———L15
Continental
cl A
High
12
Firth
5%
8%
14
Corp
Ltd
Purchaser
Filmways
Jan
4%
5% Jan
5%
Connector
22%
% Jan
1% Feb
•
1,100
:t 2
Jan
,\s'NJ'*;
Continental Commercial Corp-—-—1
Continental
/
Jan
9%
7%
lt-,
5%
Feb
2,4 '0
%
1%
Engineering__l
&
r
-
4%
2,500
21%
4%
9%
Low
1
Famous Artists Schools Inc-
1% Jan
4%
1.50
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
11%
•
4%
High
2c
Jam
45%
2iy4
•4»/4
1
class A
1
Drilling Co
4
4%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
,,
Low
F
Fields
Consol Diesel Electric Corp..
■
Feb
1.900
5%
Par
Jan
Jan
2,7.0ft
17%
5%
Inc—10c
Community Public Service
—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1 ::
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc————50c
It
3%
20%
17
Colonial Corp of America.---—--—50o
Colonial Sand & Stone Co—
1
Commercial Metals Co
5
Jan
7,000
4
•3%
Inc
Sale Price
,
High
Week's,;,:
Sales
Range //, for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
<
-American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
iTe
Oils & Minerals—.Is
_—1
Coastal Caribbean
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
6% Jan-
8
Feb
Courtaulds Ltd—
(ord reg)—£1
100
1
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
5
18,700
receipts
Instruments
Crane
Corp
Petroleum
Creole
Corp
.
,
Jan
36
Garan
Feb
Gatineau Power Co common
Jan
.
,
38%
5%
—1
800
3% Jan
4%
Jan
400
2% Jan
3%
Jan
1
Amco
Crosec United
Industries
Aluminum
Crown
6%
•
Jan
7%
Jan
5'A
Jan
Crowd Central
800
12%
Jan
14 %
Jan
Crown Drug
700
2%
Jan
27/a
Feb
100
5%
67/8
Jan
13,800
9%
Feb
Feb
Petroleum (Md)—
5
Co —————————25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co-—,———-10c
Corporation
*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
*
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Class B common—-——
.——1 ;'
Cubic
12%, Jan
7%. Jan
11%
10.300
8%
1
«.
1.000
General
2.500
6% Jan
l7/a Jan
3.900
8'A
2.600,.
16,700
2%
"warrants"
Co—
*.-1;
General Battery & Ceramic Corp
1
General Builders Corp--—-———-1
General Development Corp
1
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord registered—£1
Alloys
General Fireproofing
Feb
Feb
General Plywood Corporation
General Stores Corp
28 Va
7.200
Dairies.————50c,
Daryl Industries Inc
50c
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
'5%" preferred
;
——■
20
Daitch Crystal
5%
.V
.2%
8V4
Feb
12%
18 Va
Feb
1
preferred*.—-———*
preferred —————*
2%
%'
1%
1,000
2%
800
100
10.10O
Feb
1
4%
5%
Jan
Dayco
D
Corp
C Transit
1,900
4% Jan M
5%
2,700
8% Jau
6
Defiance Industries Inc class B
'-'J1':'?, i
'
-—5
13
;
-
,t
—100
'y< '."\V ' ^
'/
'V'
Inc.————i—-1
Manufacturing
1
Products
1
Co Inc
1
*
'
'
Detroit Gasket
&
Detroit Industrial
Reynolds
&
Devoe
*
'
^
Desllu Productions
■■i"
8.
8
11
Dilbert's
Goldfield Consolidated
Jan
8%
Jan
12%
7%
27%
Feb
%
-3,300
7/s
Jan
Supermkts com—10c
preferred-i—————10
/%
•%
15.000
%
Jan
10 V2 Jant>
27/8 Jan
1,800
-
%
14
:
^T2,200
%
•
137/a
4%
4%
Diversey Corp^—.—-——1
11%
11%
Dixilyn
class
Corp
convertible
—*
*
Co Ltd
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
2%
11%
10
16%
/
1 Va Jan
,
1 %
:
Jan
*
17%
12%
'
Harris
Driver
11%
2%
9
Feb
2%
2%
600
2%
Feb
—1
1%
1%
12,100
1 Va
Jan
-1% Feb
28%
29%
500
26%
Jan
33% Feb
5Vb
5%
2,400
5%
Feb
9%
9%
1,200
9 Mi
Jan
25%
2,300
Jan
19%
Jan
9% Jan,
400
16 %
:
Basins
Lakes
' •<
;
-
-
y■
■
v.
•
-
8%
,4.'
..
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•
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39
Feb
137/8
Jan
Feb
8,200
41
9
Feb
15%
Feb.
18%
14%
Jan
15%
.7
6 %
1,300
6
Jan
414
2,100
4
Jan
4iS
2%
3%
JanJ
3%
7'/a
Jan.
31%
Jan
Feb
Hall Lamp.
2%
Jan
•34-
2%
25/8
■/;.
;
6% Mar
3,900
yyyy
42%
.
34
3% J.an*
Inc
1
Equity
Corp
common
convertible
$2
15%
15%
4%
47^,
^
13
12%
5%
5%':-.
1
.
Forge
67p
Ero
&
Steel Corp
cumulative
1st
Manufacturing Co
_
—
—10
2%
2,500
5%
;-:\a 400
'
15
■"
\
•
/•,
400
'r
1%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
2%
2%
7.800
2% Jan
3%
6%
6%
600
6V»,Jan
7% Jan
'
24%
Jan
26
Jan
5
Feb
;
2%
-2%
14%
12%
Jan
14%
34%
Jan
37
2y8
Feb
1
2%
11 %
10%
Jan
v
11%
3Va
Jan
11%
>
"
900
2,300-
6%
•
/
t.500
2%
57/8
14%
30ft
17
34%
16,100
33%
2,800
2
2'A
4,50ft
4'A
47/8
•
'■
Jan
Feb
6%
Feb;
Jan
20 %
Jan
34%
Jan.
26% Jan,
30'/8 Feb
Feb
-Feb
6%
4% Mar
47,200
5%
167/8
31%
3%f Jan
Jan
200
..; 100
2%
47/8
2%
: 300
:
14%
37
37
Feb
•
36%; Jan/
-
Jan
Jan
/
Feb'
•
Heinicke Instruments
Helena
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Henderson's
Payne Inc
Portion Pak Inc
Hercules Galion Products Inc
—10c
1
ZOc
—_1
1.25
Jan
Higbie Manufacturing Co___
Highway Trailer Ind Inc
5%
convertible preferred
.
25 Va
Jan
i:
6%
Feb
Feb
5%
Jan
V,/.'" 3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Hill's
105
-
Feb
Hilton
3
Va
:
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Jan
Jan,;'
■,V.
Jan
Hoe
Supermarkets Inc—
Hotels "warrants"
(R)
'
^
5 Va
400
100
4%
Jan
500
4
8
7%
7%
Jan
2 V8
Feb
3%
Jan
•-
Jan
6%
500
*■
1 ' v..
1
_10c
36.
>"
'
'
9
•
2%
2'%
4 "4
1
0
2%
; 4%
7%.
7%
4%
4%
/
9%
7%
•
4%
"
800
■
V
400 /
.
Jan
4,700
.
;
soo
7 6.000
6VB
„
\
Jan
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold
Jan
Holly
9%
Jan.;
2%
;' 4%
Jan
3^8
Hoffman
Jan
,
Feb
Jan
5'/a
Feb
.
Home
Finance
Oil Co
Class
B
Inc
class A
Group
Ltd
5
50c
Mines
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares Inc
Home
FebFeb
•/,;
1
2.50
—40c
25c
International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inc
11
.
i—
i
2%
'
10o
,—10
—50c
common
47/8
v
Feb
11
Inc
4%
*;
5%. Feb
;
Co
A
57/a
Feb
;
Va
4%
4
.
" r;r-.l%
'800
•
&
Jan S
8V2
/.
18%
Jan?
Feb
6%
800
TVs
2,200.
6%. Jan
8 Va
Jan
•
43%
•
4
4%
1,200
7%
8.
1,400
I
6,300
Hi
%
%
4%
5Vs
5%
5% ;■
14%
'6%
30
16,500
,
—————;
1
——:
*
®
—-—1
—
*
r:
%
6%
6,100
9%
6%. Mar
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
Feb
Jan
30%
3,700-
277/a
Jan
34%
Jan
30
-V
28
5,700
26'/»»
Jan
30%
Feb
102
Jan
107
Jan
-76
Jan
,/.80.
Jan
10
12
13%
13%
Jan
13 y8
.13 ' Feb
3% Jan
15%
Jan
4%
Feb
Feb
95/b
14.700
13
1,000
:>
4%
14%
14%
4
1,300
9
7
7%
13%
13%
6%
IV*
:
Jan
14%
67/8 ,Jan
800.,
:
Feb
9%
Feb
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
137/8
Jan
7%
Jan
2%
Jan
13%
100
4,300-
8%
13
200.
3.700
6%. Feb
700
;•
1% Jan-
17/8
2
7%
7%
2%
3%
1,300
79,900
%
%
600
22%
23%
2,400
1%
1%
9,400
I;
Feb
1.900,
5
Feb
>
7
Jan
9%
2%
Feb
4%
Jan
%
Jan
t!
Jan
19!/a
Jan;
Jan
237/8
Feb
1%
Jan
6%
Jan
1
.
5%
5%
35%
37 Va
600
32 Va
Jan
30%
30%
1,900
28 Va
Jan
30%
Jan
13%
13%
1.600
"•12%
Jan
14%
Jan
11%
10%
Jan
Jan
11
11%
2,700.
1,900
12
10%
12%
Jan
'
37 Va
Feb
„
10% Jan
.
Jan
8% Feb-
•
iV Jan
13%
8,500
77/b
7'A Jan
5%. J.an
1,500
15 Va
5V4
Feb
4%
Jan
47
5%
-
Jan
16% Jan/
18%
18
Jan
—*
Helmerich &
6%
4%
4%
preferred
4%
5%
7.
4,400
Jan
57/8: Feb
17%
Feb
4
P?d———100
100
Heller (W E> & Co
16% Feb
2%
Feb-
Jan
Heli-CoU Corp-
Rubenstein
147/a
Jan
10,000
.
ft
-
374. Jan
13%
27/8
16%
Co__.
Inc—
Jan
V
/
l'/a
7%
2
900
4Va, Feb
CO—-————2,
Feb
-
,
14%
13%
-
43%
Industries Inc
Haven
6%
Jan
44%
4
4%
•-
—
For footnotes, see page
Jan
5
S
3%,; Jan
A———-1
1%
5
f
Jan
50
.47."
1%" \2
5%
■
__
Exquisite Form Indus Inc.—
1%
2%
1,100
2Vi Jam
Harvey's, Stores class
14%
.
Jan
16,700
3%
3Va
47
—
1/
-
8,400
68,800
5%
40% .Jan
—10c
Hazel
Bishop Inc
———10c
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
Hecla Mining Co
-25c
169%
Jan
4
98
3Va
1
W-*
Mfg & Electronics
Inc
Espey
1%
3%
V
Jan
'
5%
■
Esquire Radio & Electronics.
Essex
Chemical Corp
—
Evans Rule Co
1
1 Vu
2%,
600
1
4%
7,800
;r.
"'•••/'■
Corp
Esquire
Jan
2,800
Radio Co Inc
21% Mar
16,900
5
2••
2
—
-4%
•
1,900
Hastings Mfg
Jam
12%
•
900
6%'
'
ERT
Jan1
27/8
Jan
182
Jan riy
7/s
4%
4,900
/'
:
common.,
preferred
3%
2%
Harvey
Class
Erie
Jan
Feb
3%
Feb
Jan
15
"
5%
23%
4%
—
.
■v
5%
I
2%
10c
_
preferred
;
6 *
13%
'
21%
y.y'C;
pfd—. .100
5%
Jan
9%
2%
155.%
5% Jan;
'V'200
4%
1
—-
Electric
7
26 %
Jan
'
1,900
,
v
5
■
43
^ 24%.
1
Jan
10
8,100
,
500
:•
Emenee Corp
Empire District
1
5%
Associates Inc.._10c
America
'4%
,
21
——•
new__
Jan
9
42%
\
Feb
2.500
JL3
18
5%
?,
10c
180
12%
15%
1
,
——
—
_
Jan
3.10a
14%
11%
1
V 21%
Co:
:
L. 50c
Missile Facilities—: 25c ;/: :
Electronics Corp of
19%
165
14%
Specialty
Electronic &
^ 4%
2,600
bmmJ •'
.
—
Electronic Communications
El-Tronics
/
14%
—
1: ■;?
Corp
Jan
,10
—X
———
Feb
3%
Jan
*w-l;:;
Industries
Harvard
Jan
7Va
39%
--i'v
1
Assistance
24.
Corp
Stores Inc.
Electric Light
Hartfield
Jan
450
70ft "
:
*
2%
TOO
8*
42%
23%
''
Electrographic Corp
Electronic
■
400
»•
Ltd
Electronic Research
7%
42%
■
23%
Electr o-V oic^Jnc j-i-
Electronic
2%
3»C
(Raul) Inq--,
Corporation
Harnischfeger
'
—!0c
Co^————3
Hardeman.
'v..
/
4% / 47/8
—1
F^o(>»rpoxatiGn-4—
Jan.
Feb
Hartfield
•
*
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B_
Echlin Manufacturing Co__
Elder-Peel
~V/H
.......1
$7
■
2%
•
States Corp common.:
1
H & B American Corp,
2,100
33%
20o.
Eastern
4%
1
Feb
y 6%
1,100
2,400
2%
6%
——
Inc_—
t:
Jan,
6
4ft
j
—_—.—
new—
3
Jan
1
Can Co class A
10% Feb
Jan
.500
r'
Freightways
24
32
Industries-
Gulton Industries Inc——
40'A
10,400
'
Eastern
Company
Gulf & Western
'40%
16%
•.
Eastern
Hydraulics —^--,4——-_J50c
Feb-
15% ,15%
E
Eastern Co
'
preferred seri^§ A—:———---3,9
>
Jan.
.,
-
15%
1
Eastern Air Devices Inc—
i,—_1
Producers common—60c
4
Grocery Stores Products——^—-^—-5
$ Grow Corp (The)——
f— IOC
Guardsman Chemical Coatings Inc—_1 >
T Guerdon
Industries Inc common——*
Gulf American Land Corp,——V
Gulf States Land & Industries..——5.0?-
Jan
T% JtLti
37%, Jan
3.800
1
•
Industries Inc——10c
Petroleum Co
20c
Bowling Corp
—.1
Chemical Corp_,
Lakes
Greer;
Ham
'
Mines
Manufacturing
Griesedieck
Feb
17%
Jan
12%
100
.
5,700
10%
17%
Jan
16
2,600
1
reg—-—10s
Duraloy (The) Co
1
Duro Test Corp—
15o.
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
*
—;,-10o
Dynalectron. Corp
.
———
Inc
13%
Gray
Great; American
6%
Jan
8
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American, dep rets ord
■
Feb
1,000
——1
£1
1
Feb
13%
5
Co———*—i—
.114%
3,400
Great Western
Feb
Jan
35% Jam
...——1
--•*-*
Fair-Community Drug
Drug
Jan
Feb
preferred———-32.50
$2
Jan
Jan
97/e
Great
Feb
2%
13%
Dorsey (The) > Corp-T--—
Draper. Corp
Drilling & Exploration Co
4%
?
11%
17%
Dorr-Oliver Inc common--——-——-7.50
Dominion Textile Co Ltd—
Jan
7.000
10%
16%
Chemical Co Ltd
&
Jan
16%
Jewelry class. A
Gorham Corporation
■
*
Dominion Tar
10%
200
23
Jan
Gordon
-
Feb
2,200
2%
12
Jan
13%
14%
Goodman
Jan
17 y8
4
2Va
A
Petroleum Ltd
Dome
4X
100
16%
1.000
9
Great
.ord,, reg-——-—10s
1,300
15.
5; Goodway Printing Co Inc-
Feb
3%
% Feb
400
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—»
Amer -dep .rets
19
14%
11
Great
—
.
185/b
Feb
5% Jan
3V8
1
■
Co,-—-16%
—-•
——
—1
-—.-4
Manufacturing Co—,—
—-5
Feb
24% Jan
27/a
Quality
7% ' 1st'
Jan
li
13%
Jan
3%
iii—-—4c
Inc
class B
Glass Tite Industries
Feb
3,100
137/s
Jan
4 %
23%
147
4,900
13
22 Va
Feb
Jan
8%
4,200
.
Feb
7 7/8
6%
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
.v
12 %
17
3%
Security Systems—
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin (Wm) Co Ltd
26%
5%
Feb
600
17%
a: w.., 5.600
;
V
17
■
Glenmore Distilleries
7Va
2,700
16%
Gilchrist Co
Gobel, (Adolf)
8%
-
10%
•
1
Dialight Corp
—
12 Va
Jan
11%
Globe
25%
5'/a
25c
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
/—;/■,
-
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
Feb
10
1,500
Feb
Jan
Feb
8.300
32 Va
l87/s
Jan
13%
16%
11%
142 Va
2,300
I6V2
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
Feb
12 Va
16
Jan
5'/8
-*'
22%
217/8
debenture stock
8%
^ -
-
10%
1.300
:ll;;,v
•
30
90
32%
10%
1
Mfg class A——
Denmson
32%
Feb
CO—•
Gilbert (A C)
Jan
101%
500
Inc com class A n v
ov
Jan
57/8
V4 Jan
98
125;.
9,100
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
5 Va
■-
f
13%
Giant
5%
Feb
Feb i
Jan
'
Jan
4%
'
12 %
:
109«
102
13%
Jan
■
Inc
Mines
Day
Jan i
1%
13
Foods
2V2
Feb
Feb
13
Giant
4Va
-
% Jan 1
1%
Jan
15%
24%
.
50c
1
1
Corp
Controls
Giannini
*
10c
class A pref—
35
System Inc cl A com—20c
Davidson Brothers Inc
&
l'/a
.-
1%
—
10 %
,
M Jan
11% Jan
2,800
Feb
5%
34% Feb
Jan
1
% Jan
4% Jan
18,900
3
;
Feb
2,500
Genung's Incorporated
$4.68
Jan
6% Mar
32,100
Georgia Power $5
■
Jan
77/8
.
39,500
Corp
Gas
9% Jan
3%
5!A Jan
300
—5
1
2.50
———
Corp
General Foam
General
7% Jan,
Jan,
Jai\
Feb?
5.34. J.ftA..
Jan
14%
14 y8
Jan
11%. Jan
1,700
Inc
Industries
General Acceptance
:
Jan
3
1.500
Corp—25c
*
preferred —————————100
Gellman< Mfg Co-■
T
■
Name changed to
r
?
Feb
Corp—-—25c
Crowley Milner & Co
—-1.
Cresraont Consolidated; Corp
———1
Inc.---
Feb
9 5/8
3
6% Jan
2% Jan
1.500
—
8
7.& Feb
8,900
American dep
Cox
The Commercial and
34
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
(942)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 1)
/
American Stock Exchange
ii.-i:•>s':::"
Hormel
Par/.^--,:-"
/
;■
Horn
&
Hardart Baking
Horn
&
Hardart
5%
preferred
common
(The)
Motors
Hubbell
Class
B
common
—10c
.1
<
——
:v. 400
18 '4
1,100
17;%
.5V4
-18
A
;17%
17% /.
.
,
,3
.,
■
.
12%
*
.12%
3Ve
Feb
Feb
Marconi
23
17% .Jan////
Jan
:
Hydi^metais/InC'/^^A4-Cw^-uiJ2;50/;//-^4^-V|:
—
.5 A 19%
Marlene
Jan
14%
Corp
:
157b
Jan
5%
\
'
Jan
Maryland
Jan
20%
-
Massey-Ferguson.'Ltd-—
Maule
Feb
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Inland
Credit
Inland
Homes
class
Corp
Corp
—
Corp
International Holdings
6 %
—
—50c
Oil
91
Jan
Jan
Jan
127s
Jan
972
Feb
93%
Jan
300
1%
li/a
1514
314
851/4
10 %
1-'—1
10c
11 %
24%
1
26
.
Mill
Feb
174
2
4.408
21,100
£":£&! .r^vFeb-
8,900
2(4
20,600
Jan
.'22%/"Jan/
2,500
.5746%
22 s/a
23%
Feb
6% ''Feb,
"124:' Jan
5,700
800;
A-
r,j 23%, Mar
1,600
!/;;'v78.-,Jan:
-
'
j
5%
137a
!
Co
Feb
Feb
3% Mar.
13
:
:
Feb
8(4- Feb
15
14%
Jan
15J% Jan
2072 Jan
;-8(4? Jan
,167s: Feb
t
50c
73%
.16%
;
,
Jan
Jan
,28(4
7%
Canada.-.-;—
Corp of
\~-il
Airlines
Mohawk
Inc_—
Warrants
872
.
Feb
Jan
14 77 Feb:'
•
104
-4%
1
.A
Jan
1
5'/2
;,
23%
24(4
26
111,200
1%
174
Jan
;
*'
13%
Feb
2678
13.300
8%
'478
1
Feb
'!o
".1
1,800
—,
—
Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
4.80%
preferred: series B_.
4.50% preferred series C—
Monogram
-
;
1
;
32%
24%: Jan
;678-Feb:
1
—
Molybdenite Clbrp: (Can) Ltd!.
Molybdenum Corp of America
Jan
,
.4
.'
•
102%
"ctf
MissourirKansas-Texas: RR
Feb
74
Corp
4% Jan
•^
Minnesota Power & Light 5% pfd-i100
Mirro Aluminum Company———10c
Feb
37a
Electronics
Milo
50c
50
1
preferred
convertible
Mining
Jan
15(4
■h Jan
2072
47a
••'%>•'
3578
.12% .Jan-
.
f'
867a Jan
/ 127* Feb
Jan
.
Corp..--——.——2.50
Factors
4%%
Jan
-
.
—
31% Jan
J 5.100
10%.-11
227a
50c
5
Miller Wohl Co comm6n_-.-.l!«_-.
Jan
77a
'
29% Jan
•
—_1
Financial Corp_.
Midwestern
Feb
87a
**
■
Jan
978
.
.
Jan
Jan
8
5%
;
Investment
Midwest
Jan
5 '
85(4 Feb
,
20,000
____
34
Feb
374
20
5.3001,700
7(4: Jan
Feb
574
Jan
1074
400
3%
851/4
10 /;■'
ioi%
.
1(4 Jan
1,700
1
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp
Irving Air Chute—_
Israel-American Oil Corp.
6
1,500
13%
22 % ■ Jan
:i^7% JxH
15.700
18741*19(4
,
10%
InCi.i!-;^_uA----.--10<J -
Mid-West Abrasive
Jan
177a Feb
77b. Feb;
600-
300
6 'A
47B
Peb
,4(4 Feb
: - 27/a. Jan
700
51/2
7%
71/4
6 %
31
800
:
-2,600
6 %
17«
.
.18%-
1.
Associates Inc
Microwave
*3% Feb
3% Jan
700
pfd—100
Service Co 3.90%
Public
Jan
37a
4'/2
.4%
Builders Inc__10c
Funding Corp (N Y) cl A
5
Investors
8874
7,1001
v>
Michigan ChemicaLCk)rp^-^^-r--^-lx* :! /!
Michigan Sugar Co common
1
37a "
6% preferred
—:
10 Micromatic
Hone
Corp
——1
8%
Feb
32
41/4
Property
Investors Royalty
Iowa
10 3A
2.200
41/4
311/4
33 %c
Company
Investment
Jan
9%
91/2
A
1
878
2,100
971/41001/4
5
Jan
372
15
357e
6%
17a
A-A-l'
Mfg
——
Refrigerating Co
Mining Corp Ltd-— —.«i:
Miami Hxtrudersr
Feb
83/b
70
International Products
Intex
9
.
31%
4%
—r—
Merrill Island
,-417ft Jan
14%' Jan
.
300
1";
Products
Feb
1,800
International Oil & Gas Corp__
International Stretch
387s
100
141.4
■
■
Jan
8%
Jan
13" " Jan
2,900
5
1
1
of North America
International Breweries
Inc
772
39,100
4,400
1
—1
A
Co
Insurance
<
50c
25c
Electronic Hardware Corp
Indus
s
Merchants
47/8, Jan
,j
.
warrants——
Corp
Mena^co
47s, Jan
/ 306":
31%
33 7/e
.
•'Al''.;T13/4 M2.",:
Inc—
Industries
MoCrory
—
4,900
,
.
33.%;-
,'714 Jan
/■v.//
(
Feb *
Jan
2,100
/
1474 Jan
^.. A % .' Jaii
'
;
Melnor Industries Inc
.
■3
400
21
/•"'•GTt'-*- .7-
22%. Jan
'
warrants
Corp
Corp
Cup
Masco Corp
Mead Jtihnson &. Cai—
i
20%
3.400
•
•
37« Feb
McCulloch-Oil Corp_;
I.M C. MagnefcicS 'Coi'P
^—f33%c
Imperial Chemical Industries-^'*»
-American. dep rets wd reg-i.--1—r£l
Imperial Oil (Canada)
—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp—
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
13(4 -,13% ;
3%
3%
High
2l%:Fel)
12% Jan *; '
300
Jan
f
—
Industries
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
21%
£1
—10c
—:
Martin-Marietta
31%
Feb
Feb
5%. Jan
2,000
20%
19%
Jan
Feb
Jan
A
.
Ltd
Co
18%
-
Sales
Shares
;
Marine
International
18%
2%
.
5,800
Hygrade Food 'Products—.
5%
12%
.26%
.
-
,,300
6%*'
;5%!
i ''
Jan:5:.
/
13,600
:';.SZ.. v."5.%-
.
:
.1,500
2%
•
4%
>:•
II,600-
28
27%
12%
•
Feb
32
Specialties* lnc-.^!-^.-.-,-.i;_:i.^—f
Mallory Randall Corp
10c
Mangel' Stores i—4'-^'-._l
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
2.50
-
•••*•
Z
<
/High
21%
96 34
(
J&n '
28
Low
■
for Week
of Prices
Majestic
Jan
124
Jan.
30 j
■
Feb
'
Range
.
Service!-i—
Public
Maine
'
•
Ino
Manufacturing' Co
Hydromatics Inc
5%
;
;__x_xx____5
A__l0
1
____
Products
Vitamin
200
.
'
Manhattan Corp class
Hudson &
Hudson
Co__
Inc class A com
(Harvey)
Hycon
2.50
1
5
Mfg Co_
31%
1
95V« Jan
20
:
96
34 %
Last
Sale Price
Par
High ~
-i
,19%-Jan
I,400
20%
.
31%
'
-/Jaii
110
''•70
96
.
Low
28
625
116
20
,,20 ; ,
' A;,v
.
33
:
115
/.
116
100 ■'
.—.-1.
——:
Electric
Hoskins
Howell
*
—— *
Co
High
32
—7.50 ZVi—
& Co
(Geo A)
Low
;3!/::'//v
STOCKS
-
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
of Prices >
:;ca
;
V::
Week'g
Friday
:
Sales
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
'
v
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
1178. Jan
2.. Jan
.1,900
.
Construction
Jefferson
Jefferson
Lake
Co___
Lake Asbestos
Jefferson
Series
Industries
Jetronic
Corp
9
~5 3/a
5%
5%
27a
27b
4(4
'Pi?*
,'4%
•
~4%
_*._75c
■
Mount
3%
3%
6(4
'
6%
;
; 6
v
'
U/if? 'a
28
-28
19%
2274
77a
7%
2.50
14 74
14 7i
—1
10c
—1.25
"
x
.
2!?;
2 1«
Kleinert
Klion
(I
Inc
(H L)
-Hotels
Knott
17a
174
;
5.000
3 V3
:
7.300
■:*■ too
Kostin
!.
:
Corp class A—
(The)
Kropp. (The)
Forge Co—
■_
Electronics Corp
*
3.7004.900.
Smith
1% Jan
%
Nachman
Corp
Feb
National
Alfalfa Dehydrat &
Jan
18 3A
Jan
National
Bellas
iB«
Jan
i7«
Jan
National- Bowl-O-Mat
Corp
2s/a
National
(Mich)
300
5
133A
5 7a
16%
16%
-
Jaii
3%
Jan
Feb
c,14%
1,800
Jan
14
Z; Feb
5%
Feb
100
16%
Feb
17%
Feb
'100.;
14%
Jan
15 Vr Feb
4y2 Jan
15
137b
64,400
Feb
17%
Jan
2
2%
6,500-
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
47a
574
1.900
4%
Jan
53/s
Jan
Nat Nast Inc class
v.", 5
5
774
/.
/"!
•
5%
Jan
1,200
13%
Jan
7%
6.000
:
3%
1.000
77a
s-V
3%
7%
,
"77a
Mlllihg..3
300
13
;A
',"12%'
A-A!44A._.i..__-:_2^o
•
1
—^
1
1
'77a ;
'-7'
-774
77a
12
Brewing
National'
Casket
National
Co
1
;4,ooo
/
/
Lake
Shore
Ltd--—A
Mines
1
Lakey Foundry Corp___
Lamb
Industries
Lamson
of
Corp
27a
Electric
Weld
National
Equipment
National"
Petroleum
Ltd
Rental
7
37a
5
10
13 %
14
167a
16 7
_5
37a
!
Delaware-
:33/4
.
v
Jan
2%
Jan
l3/4
Jan
.2%
Jan
300
.j
Jan,
11(4 Jan
•
'.
700
,
Jan
2(4
"
1,600
4V'4
Jan
14%
Feb
——;
Inc_
•
a
1,100
147s
Jan
17%
3.000
25/8
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
267a
6.600
22%
Corp'
Lease Plan International Corp-
—1
25
—-
1
5
107s
13
13
__25c
Ltd-
K-V14.'*'
A*."
•
Filter
Lee
Motor
57® Jan
27%
Jan
Products
class
A
1
—
._;
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
common
Jan
157a
15%
16
1
207s
20
6
I7(Y
46,900
v/%
9%
10%
3,900
9'A
11%
11%
500
10%
1
17%
19%
Livingston
Locke
Oil
Steel
Lockwood
Class
&
674
Rubber
Associates
Co
Louis
Sherry
Louisiana
Jan
Jan
13,600
8(4
Feb
978
Jan
700
13%
Jan
!
New Idrla. Min
Inc__'____. -x —1
Service--
10
Land & Exploration
-30c
Friday Silver Lead Mines- lOo
Lundy-Electronics & Systems Ine_. .ulOc
II
(The)
2.50
Co
Corp
-
?
3(4
500
Jan
15% Jan
4(4
Feb
im Jan.%>
New
Mexico
Jan
9
A.'v :.r
// S/2%
3
•;/
/
(
~4%
&
Norfolk
Macke
Tracks
300
r
North
Vending
Co
class
Mackey Airlines Inc
17a .Jan
Novo
U
9(4
Jan
Nuclear
Feb
v/r/3 Va
.
1774
Jan A "
21
For
footnotes,
2,800
257a
3.500 :
700*/.
25%
Jan
2934
3
Feb
1074
Feb
»
-
1
1
*
RR
17s'Jan.
Jan
l.Y
25
Feb
37a
59
—50
Co
Pub Serv
Nickel
-
95 7»
4(4 % pfd___100
Ltd—:—1
Mines
16
*
•Tan
FeS
Jan
16%
Feb
:2%
Jan
1774
Feb
.22%
Jan
Industrial
Corp
Corp
.1.^4.1—..
1j
of Amer. (Del) ^
4l_10c-
Feb
77s
Jan
10
Feb
4%
'.'
5
29% A
28%
:
2%,
i:
70 (V Jan
'
Jan
4%. Jan
2.400v
9(4
2%
3
1,200
1.509
1%.
3(4
1(4
-5%
i.wn
39,900
1(4
-
"ۥ:
17%
5
22%.
(4,
174-Jan
1,700.
20%
1
see page
Railway
Jan
5.400
21%
r,'
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc-__
1c
Oil Corporation ;
-_50c
Feb
Feb
2.9G0
7774
—33% c
Macoid. Industries
Jan
6%
Jan
797a
30%
20%
/ 28%
18
Magna
Jan:,
43%
Feb
>
75
20
——_1
A
387a' Jan
34.
3.33% 4.
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^^__._4...._-.i..^__i.23
Rankin
5%
'
Feb
Manufacturing
Ogden
_50c/
2%. Jan,
Airlines
Penn
Northern Ind
Ohio
Corp'-/--/-^
warrants--!-
Rosario
Jan.
117a. Jan
Co___-.._..__4a..'.
Southern
&
Northeast
Feb *
ma;-
Inc
317s
1
'
•
2.8(MV
21%
.
.
..
78
2%' Feb
v
Jan
Jan
24
Feb
Jan,
3%
22%
"
Jan
Jaiv
.1% Jan
3%
Jan
Power
.-x—
Town
40c
4(4%
Corp
preferred:—.
common—.4,
:
100
..100
107a
5%
preferred
'Overseas
Securities"-^—
-44'444
41 '
4%
26%
1
J
_1<"
—___4—7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
1
Old
■-
91%
•
4_50c-A
4_
Co_
16(4 V 17.(4'.'-
1 /
Co_______
Petroleum Corp_i_____i_20c
Corp
Brass
Ohio
Mack
Jan
%'-Jan
25c
North', American: Royalties' Inc."
Northr Canadian Oils. Ltd^~——v
Occidental
MacFadden-Bartell
Jan-
1374
^^._50c
Land
Honduras
Ino
Noramco
Oak
;a
Chem Co
Arizona
&
Noma Corp
2%
400
28
2074
757a
87a
123'4* Feb
Park
8 3A
700/
'
874
874
;
1%
*
17a
-.
8t
New.Jersey Zinc_-..__-
North
Lucky
Lunkenheimer
23%
8%
.
"97a Feb
_*
Nelly Don Inc—
2
Nestle-Le Mur Co——-'
Feb
8(4
Louisiana
Lynch
12(4
:
Preserves
Gas
Jan
17% Mar
5,800
10%. Jan
Jan
-
13,'Feb
20c
York- Auction
Jan
;;
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27b .Jan
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^
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6%
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8
.—_1 %
Lodge •& Shipley (The): Co.j_:
Longines-Whittnauer Watch. Co— u__l
Jan
Jan
5
10c
National Video Corp class A
Nedicks Stores Inc.
Needhani -Packing
778
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;
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(3.500
1
—25c
—
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.
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56%
-
10
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.
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% Jan
-
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Kessler
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Jan;
—10
——
18
2074
1
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;
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preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc-,
Feb
274 Jan
2
2
37s Jan
Feb
2
■400'
-
.-2%
;
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Levine-'s Inc
5%
2
,
25c
1
4
Realty Corp A—
Leslie Fay Inc class A
Jan
14 3A Feb
13%
17a
Feb
7%
105h
National Presto Industries Inc..
2%. Feb
27a Jan
1
Corp
Lefcourt
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National Research Corp^.—;
New
Lee
Jan
Jan
37a
5
Co
Jan
237a
24(4 .25(4
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Machines
National Union Electric Corp
/
300
-
2%
2%
9%
1.200
12
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Industries
Larchfield
.2%
11
1
_
-
Lamson & Sessions
Lanston
-
9% Jan
600
.
17a
41
1
25
5
1
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National
107b .107*
Jan.
8%* Jan
5,400
1%
87b. Jan.
5% Jan
:59f''
2,300
8%
'
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National Telefilm
1
1
Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp—
..497a ;Jan
4% Jan
Jan
v'4,500
•
15
Jan
11%
5.900
13
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13
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18'A
Feb
8,000/
13 7b
12%
3%'Feb;
.16
Jan
8,100
17%
A
-
3Vb Janr
■
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L'Aiglon
.
100
.
47a
National Rolling Mills Cd_.
Kulka
14%- Feb
~
14%
47
•
14
19
17%
.
Corp
Kratter
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6% Feb
32.7b Feb
6,300
47
800
187a
25c
5
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33 %o
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Dept Stores Inc_—
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ll.7a Jan
4(AjJan
v
2.900
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14
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(S)
600
300
•
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Kinney * Service -Corp-^—
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30%
Company
Feb
3p*>' ^Ja»
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8%
.
Namul-dlioeser's Inc
Klein
'■
1474
3,200
;
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/ 6mJan
1,900
7%
—
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Oil
Company
Kirklond
/
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11,100*
77/«
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1
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Kingsford Company
Kirkeby-Natus
28-7u
,
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Muskogee Co
! 1,700
1372
2034
Jewelry Stores Inc.
Kin-Ark
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,
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Murray Ohio Mfg Co
—
Muskegon Piston Ring Co_
2,900
2
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&
21,400
67'b
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-47a Jan.
.
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4 200
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'
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Kidde-(Walter)
900
2,500
1378 .'14%
•
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—4
Kaltman
(D) & Company
50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pfd—100
Katz Drug
Company1
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co—a.
1
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.1——1 '
Kay
3%
6%
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Corp
Kawecki Chemical
Feb
Feb
(
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70
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6
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-Jan
10072
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•
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Vernon
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101% -Jan
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94
230
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Montgomery.Ward & Co class A.^—*
Morse Electro/fPr6du(Jts!^-i!4.^-.25c
Mt Clemens Industries commbni.__.4_l
6%' preferred;
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1—1
2%
a;
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(The)
Jupiter Corp
37/b
9%
96
95
95
^
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3%
1%
274
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warrants—
B
974
1
1
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100
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100
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V
200
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*
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11%
400
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1%
Jan
Oxford
Jan
6%
Jan
Oxford
Electric
Corp
Manufacturing class A com
—1
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1
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35%
727% Feb
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3874
Feb
:
.
Volume 197
Number 6243
.
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The. Corrlmercial.and Financial Chronicle
*
(943)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week
Y^i'VFrldayy^/: Week's
^
STOCKS:
Range
Last
4
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
V-. Sales >&\
for Week
r
Low
Par
Ended March 1)
Friday
Last /"
'STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1903
Shares
Low
High
Week's
Sales
for Week
Range
.,
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
High
35
of Prices
Par
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,19G3
High
Low
High
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—Vtc extended to Jari 3 1965—
Ritter
700
25% Jan
32%
Jan
11.800
10
13%
Feb
100
20
Jan
21
19%
Jan
22%
Feb
7%; Jan
7"%
Jan
Pacific
Clay s Products.---—_-_---8 —
Co common———1
12%
.5% cum cony preferred
—25
5 w
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6% cum conv 2nd pfd A—
.—25
Pacific Coast Properties Inc
1
•
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33%
5%% 1st preferred
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25
27
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4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
25
4.38% redeemable 1st preferred—.25 - y ^ ;
Coast
Pacific
5.200
—_2
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*
)$4;40 dividend -preferred-l-V-——*
1 $4.75 dividend preferred-.
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dividend:preferred—
conv
dividend
Pacific
Northwest
Bell
4% 1 tyz
97%
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V__^
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103
155-
4
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220
50
156
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3%
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26 V2
11'/a'1
104%
100
104-
Feb
Jan
26%
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Jan
23%
4,000
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4
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4%
Feb
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36 'A
36%
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20
1,600
-
900
Feb
60%
Jan
•
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Jan
St
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Jan
Salem-Brosius
4%
Jan
San Carlos
San
18,800
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-1,500
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3^
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Feb
■
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Jan
4% %
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7.y8
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80
.Jan
Jan
8j/2 Feb
10
Jan
41%
(The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
13%
8.300
il
7,000
11,200
;
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6
26
7%
4%
Feb
15 y4
11
Jan
6%
Feb
5Va Jan
•
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25
3% Jan
300
7%
106%
"4%
6%
7%
KJ •.1
29
-3% Jan
8%
4% Feb
4% Janj;
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Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd————ttt%
■Pratt & Lambert, rCoi—lil- ?i_;
'
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Jan
8%
|4%
24%
5%
(The)
Providence
35%
6
7%
—
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.1
-
Jan
10%
32
■
3 Va
37
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
618
7%
Jan
Jan
3% Jan
4%
lOVa
Jan
12%
21%
Jan
22%
Soss
25%
2.100
23% Feb
25%
Feb
V-:
94
59%
1,000
12%
28%
10
10%
2,300
25%
25%
3,100
24%Jan
600
2,000
4%
10% Mar
.
1
*
2ll
33%
200
8%
2.000
Feb
325
34
32 y2
Jan
10
Feb
2% Jan
v
1,400
18%
13 %
3%
Ramer
Industries
9%
V
3J/a Jan
34 :
Jan.
■
-
4%
Feb
6'/2
Jan
9%
Jan
8-
8%
3,300
Industries
Latz
&
Inc__
:1
-
.1.
:
——1
-
6%
7iTo
17,300
15%
16%
12,700
17%
Feb
9%
10%
4,200
11%
Jan
14
1,800
14%
Jan
12%
*
20c
6%
Transistor
Corp
Oil
Estate
Co
5,600
83 Va
23% 23V2
m
A
3,200
A
Jan
26%
31,000
27%
Jan
0"'^
.
25%
25%
original
~4%
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:
Standard
Brands
29
48%
40
57/a
100
5%
15%
14%
Corp—2
Properties Corp of
1-
600
8%
Jan
16 y4
1,200
17%
Jan
33%
6,200
33%
Feb
34% : 34%
3,300
35
Feb
30%
26%
500
7%
7
34%
30
26%
—
1
-
24 Va
1
6%
7%
5.600
6% Feb
9% Jan.
7%
7%
600
6% Jan
7%
1%
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
—.-l:
Warrants
t——titt-:.
1%
500
1% Jan
■"
Reda
Pump Co_
Broadcasting & Dev
Soundcraft
(Robert)
&
'
Jan
1
Co
'2%
~2%
600
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
3%
8.400
3%
Feb
3%
Feb
1
Corp
Reinsurance Investment Corp
Reis
27
1
5c
Reeves
Reeves
Jan
6%
7%
35,400
1
%
17 Va
17%
4%
1
20
Co
2,800
17 Va
3%
Insurance
Co
10
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
76%
76%
79
-1-
Corp
if
Jan
82%
12%
12
12
Corp
Uranium
Industries
(The)
Mines
Inc
class
Ltd
Resistoflex Corp
*
Corp common
convertible
Inc
11——-
-
? : Stepan Chemical Co——il—
Stephan
(The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Feb
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Stetson (J B) Co
Stop & Shop Inc———
Ridgeway Corp
>
900
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
1.500
Supercrete Ltd.
Superior Window Co class A
7%
2,300
series
A
7%
12
♦
:—
For footnotes, see page 36,
-
i7«
8
12%
%
2,000
3,400
15,700
7
6%- Jan
10%- Jan
.
18%
Feb
% Jan'
Jan
9
'
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Jan
2%
Feb
Feb
8
12%
>
%
Jan
Jan
Inc
—
Supermarkets Operating Co
Bupronics Corp
Swanee Paper Corp
Symington Wayne Corp- warrants
Syntex Corporation
3%
8%
10%
17%
100
—
8%
700
17 %
18%
1,400
Jan
20
1,900
7%
Jan
21%
1,400
19%
Jan
13%
14
2,100
12 Va
Jan
15%
Feb
14
14
400
10 Va
Jan
14%
Feb
16%
Feb
17%
Jan
17%
18%
8
7%
21
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17%
500
1%
12,200
•<:
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Jan
8% Feb
23%
Feb
1% Jan
Feb
40
19%
Jan
23% Feb
3,100
4%
5,300
7,400
5% Jan
1,500
6
4%
5%
7
6V2
6%
2%
2V4
6%
6%;
.
Jan
23%
23
-
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32 Va
1'
2
11% Jan
Jan
16%
1%
—
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Feb
17% Jan
17%
50c
25c
1
Feb
12 %
10c
:—25c
10c
Jan
Feb
28%
4
new
Jan
1V4
10c
4%
M% Jan
—1
1
■4%
900-
Jan
9%
1
Electronics
Corp
Jan
4%
5;
———1
Corp
International Petrol Corp
'
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Wells
Sunset
1
Rio^ Algom Mines Ltd common:
Struthers
Sunair
2%
-
Jan
Jan
6V4
♦
Stylon
16%
4%
1
:
(Del)—
Jan
14% Jan
24% Jan
.
32%
5
Feb
7%
V 2%
Feb
Jan
14
50c
Jan
1
9%
2%
•17% Jan
i——10c
4%
10c
3,300
MM
—
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12%
50c
:
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16%
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Feb
9Va
8%
50c
Steel Co of Canada Ltd-.
Jan
.-■Restaurant Associates Inc
(
24%
10c
preferred—
Feb
16%
2,700
1,900
1
1
Jan
1
12,400
1
A
"
300
.
8% Jan
7%
2%
: ■■
10c
3%
3.800
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Jan
22%
222
—
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12
2,000
7%
v.
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Jan
6%
800
10%
1
14%
12%
14%
5%'
13%
600
1
2,800
11%
14%
1
:
11
Jan
4% Feb
76% Jan
.—-I
;
4% •4%
1
1
'
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc.-.
72%
2,200
18% Jan
1,900
1
—
Inc-i—
Jan
23% Jan
3c
:
—
Feb
25
100
300
;
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Reliance
25
500
24%
23%
8%, Feb
% Jan
3.100
%
.
4% Jan
24%
23%
23%
—
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Co
Aviation
Stelma
America—
27% Jan
86% Jan
—
-
——-lc
Co
Products
50c
20% Feb
32% Jan
150
—5
Stratham Instruments Inc—
Class A————
Feb
7% Jan
4,600
15%
:
1
.o;: Steel' Parts Corp ———————.1;
Real
5% Jan
16
5,700
67/a
30
7
__8.33y3
Metals
Starrett
19% Jan
700
Forgings Cprp ——1-1——H '<
Feb
3.400
V4
16
6Va
1
Paint
Jan
20'/a
Jan
200
16
29
47 Va
£1
$1.60 convertible preferred-
Feb
19%
2
Jan
100
15%
50c
Standard Dredging Corp common
Feb
Investment
of America-
Jan
Jan
18
v'
—
9%
14%
23
1,700
5
,
,
Corp
19%
11 Va
1,900
1%
43
5%
26%
4.200
24,900
1 %.
6%
preferred
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Shoe
Jan
7,200
14%
24%
700
n
P/a:
Jan
cumulative
Mar
18%
13%
Feb
Jan
28 V2
..*/*'
29
cumulative
Star
18
25
100
*•**
43
12.50
Stanrock
23
34,300
96%
MM-"
1%
1
1
Oil Co
Feb
18%
10
Jan
31,100
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—^1 "
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16
6% Jan
17% Jan
19%. 3.
1-1
_
Feb
78%
20c
Airways Inc———1—
Jan
7,100
Jan
Feb
7%
28
-
9y4
10.500
Jan
13
^
Stanley
7%
650
27%
*
Standard Tube class B
15 Va
4%
2,500
76%
78
Precision
Jan
7%
5%
2,200
-100 •'
Jan
23
Rapid-American Corp_
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Trust
j
13
T&; Feb
7%
28
;
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12.50
common
10
13%
7%
•
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4%
li®
5
—
4%
4%
.
—20c
-
-
300
%
%
17%
2,500
17 y4
2%
..
3
400
700
10%
400
7%
8%
13,700
38%
42%
39,100
10%
Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
Feb
7
Jan
2 Vb
Jan
2%
6
800
11,300
%
%-
4Va
Jan
7Va
Jan
Va Jan
%
Feb
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%
13 %
1
Jan
Jan
.
Feb
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
44%
Feb
Feb
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35
20
Jan
12%
2% Jan
10 %
.
0
Jan
:
3
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11%
TVa Mar
•
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12
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Petroleums—,-i——l*
Denn
Southern
:
Feb
2,300
Feb
10 y2
'
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Ramo Inc class A..
Real
8% Jan
11,500
10
8%
*
Jan
Feb :
.
2,700
Standard-Thomson
25c
8
•
:
39,000
Standard
_
900
5%
1 Standard Shares
_
77/b„v.
4%
Standard
Inc——1
5% Jan
20,300
8%
Standard
Enterprises
Jan
5%
-l
Southern California Petroleum
.
Ramco
5%
60,500
1.
Inc
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc-i—c-l8%
Jan
.
17%
7%
preferred—
25
preference
25
convertible preference
25
4.32"% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% (cumulative preferred—.
25:
4.08% cumulative preferred——25
Feb
Q
8%
2io
5%
10'
13 Va
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
-1
Feb
11% Feb
7%
Creek
5%
*
62
MM*
5%
Jan
5%
400
-3
4.56%
4.48%
94% Feb
10%
Ii56
16%
•
1
Lumber
&
Airlines
4.78%
Feb
r
92% Mar
49% Jan
9
Jan:
2,000
Feb
2,900
5%
10%
Jan
20%
Corp new common——25c
South Penn
Feb
12% Jan
Jan
,3% Jan
9% Feb
12
-
South Coast
Jan
500
250
20%
100 :
9% r 9%
Sonotone'
Jan
2,700
1,600
:
1%
Spencer
Radiation Inc class A
Feb
'Jan
Southern California Edison—
2.700
127/a
20
5
--1'
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
—
4
1,300
5V2
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
$3 convertible preferred—
*
Simpson's Ltd—
lllwl-l-l——1
Slick
w
77/a Feb
2,700
.
'
10>/4
1
Manufacturing .Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Feb
Jan
3,; Jan
57%
:
Plywood
Southland
Corp
Quebec Power Co—
3%
Feb
20»/4
3.50
Singer
Jan
3%
1,900
92%
92%
5
Quebec Lithium
Jan
11,000
9%
1 l'rt
-
10
Milling Corp
Sinclair Venezuelan
Jan.-
Feb
i
preferred
:
100
Puerto Rico Telephone Co—20c
Puritan Sportswear Corp
;
*
50c
American
3%* Feb
;
4'/a
12%
Ltd-
Simca Automobiles—
Jan
24%
MM*
•
Quality Importers Inc———
"
22% Jan
20
Corp
10c
Silvray Lighting Inc———25c
Feb
8%
11%
22%
4
11%
__
1
Co_
Jan
3%
3
>
B--i---i——-i.-l^-li-l—2..
■
Silicon
Jan'
1,000
.
Class
Silver
Jan,
22%
U%
20
Gas
Jan
17
——20
Arh- preferred
.
Company
Jan
200
3
"
7%
>,
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co__„10c
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A4-1——-2 ;
,6% Feb
13%
1%
20%
3
pesos
SherwiijkTWilliam^^of Canada
Jan
2% Jan
34 '
Jan
i
8%
7%
20%
preferred_r
Sherwin-Williams Co
Jan
,2
Jan
2% Jan
30 y4 Jan
3.100
8fcj8%
•'
10c
4%%
Pyle-National
37%
7% Feb
400
31%
34%
-
common—
13%
V
12.50 '
1
Mining
Shawinlgan Water & Power-
Feb"
Feb
9%
7,900
Public Service of Colorado—*
■
1%
200
preferred
14%
Feb
;
convertible preferred--
Shattuck
:
4% Feb
12
100
.jy8.
Preston Mines Ltd^--i—i—-«^——«.—J,
convertible
Jan
1,600
—
Proctor-Silex Corp—
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Jan
1,600
3%
B—
'
-•
..
1_^_-
Seton Leather Co
9% Feb
400
2V2
-A—Ittt—1—1——t-——-ioe
;
4%
4%
1,300
31
Iiic
America—,
Servomecbanisms Inc_i__
' ■'i,
Jan
11,200
3%
Class
Prophet
2
674t
10%" 10%
711
8%
.
:
..
Servo Corp of
v
uan
35 y2
200
"12%
-
6%
Seligman
m
5
3% Jan
7,900
•
2%
Class
$1.25
1%
■
12
r-V "
ilV;
t„
Security Freehold
Feb
8 y4
,
1.100,
35
—il
,Cjorp-^-■
'
-
600
66%
Presidential Realty
800
10%
Jan
Jan
4
2,800
•>.>
."•••4%,tv5.%.v
6%
■
.9
v
Feb
10
108
Jan
21%
3.200
___!
Frentice-Hall Inc
1,000
3%
S
yf
• ,1
Petroleums
Season-All
6% Jan
9% Jan
105
Jan
250
4%
3%
1
Corp„
3%
3%
Series preferreaillilii———20
1 series • preferired-1— -i.il
20'
'
Seaboard
Jan
6%
1.000
'-22%':.;24: ,,
.4.,;/. 4%;,y
■
Feb
57/e
2,600
8%
34%
•
Seaboard, World
Jan
9%
500
9%
9%
106y8 106'/a
"8%
—.1
Inc.———
3%
—1—_1
Milling Co 'Ltd—.i—i6
series
Sealectro
Jan
%-Feb
-
1.100
6
(Del)-—2.501
Power Corp of Canada new common—*
Precisionware
5,100
15%
Corp Ltdl—
Seaboard Allied
Jan
12%
400
10%
i>.
/Powdrell & Alexander, Inc
Precision Microwave
Jan
16
l_tl-.il
Petroleum—1
? Seeburg (The) Corp——
Seeman Bros Inc__
.
2.50
•
class -A-li-i.!
'Screen:' Gems: Tric^-llii—-
Feb
4%- Feb
28 Va
'
:50c
Polycast
Feb
2%
Sayre .& Fisher Co__
:
Jan
600
3,600
11,400
4%
—
Poloron Products class A—r_t—
4%
2% Jan
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
10%
.
"Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc-—lOe
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
;
*
Pneumatic Scale.
t
10
Corp
3% Jan
2,500
12%. Jan
Jan
Jan
'
tnc-.-it-._-—50o
Electronics
Feb
Feb'
15,100
■
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
4i40 %
:•
Jan
:
Polarad
9% Mar
4%
—
3% Jan.
.
Jan
ll7/a
4%
25%
"Cpi..—-Ill—*f.
-Pittsburgh Railways
Jan
3
10%
Savage Arms Corp
;
i.-*
Savoy Industries (Del}—-—-J
-25c
Saxon Paper Corp 'com——i—--—-25c
4
50
22-
11%
Jan
"2%
Feb
72% Jan
40%
4%
12%
:
—i,
—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
12%
2Va
4%
10 %
500
e%
'
Philippine, Long. Dist Tel.Co—__10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co._l:_L^—
_10c
Phoenix* Steel Corp"^Del)—Ji^-l-4
Piasecki Aircraft' Corp
i„
I
Pierce Industries Inc.
1
.Pioneer Plastics Corpj.-—
10% Feb
11,000
8% Jan
4% Jan
-
2%
Jan
■Philips Electronics'& Pharmaceutical
Industries
10%
2,800
3'
10%
Sarcee
600
•
8V2- 8%
39
•
,10c
r'-VV
-
Feb
,
14.700
12%
ll'/a
2.50
,-j
3% Mar
7
Feb
1
1
23%
600
77% •'.78%
—_^1 .>
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics--—-—.—1
'/"r*
7% Jan
600
—50c
.-i—.——*
8%
2,600
7%
•:;ivi%r2%-
Bottling Coi ;ot»'v: > 5
^
Long Island Inc——————25c
Circle
Ltd—r_:
'Jan
500
11%
9%
Feb
6
1,300
7%:
2%
4
4% Feb
Jan
4,100
3,200
Jan
-
Pepsi-Cola
Photo
3% Jan
4% Jan
1—1
__1
;
V. Jan
14% Feb
37/a
19 y4
13,300
3%
•;
1
'■
;v
:
22%
,
., ,
'.
.
Lawrence
14
7% Mar
700
1
8%
Jan.
1,200
7%
1
—2.50
Perfect
1
5% Jan
14
r
9
Jan
,
Electronics
Permian Corp ———
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
13% Jan
-
4%
«
36% Feb
6,100
19%
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredge Ltd
Perfect
Co
Oil
3% Jan
51% Mar
18% Feb>
1.100
54%
-51%
'
Co_—ul-—il—
14%
Jan
1
—.
Class B1--1----—J8
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp___
.1
...
Feb
-
Jan
"104%
11%
9% Jan
89% Jan
Jan
12%
._30c
—:
Inc
Ryan Consolidated.
Ryerson & Haynes
Jan
6%
85
4%
11%
ord regis—
:_£1
Irtc_ii_——1.50;';
Inc__
Runs Togs Inc
Feb
ll7/a
•
Products
Royalite
3%
5% Feb
86;
H%
13%
Rusco Industries Inc.—
Russeks Fifth Avenue Inc
•: Jan
10% Mar
Jan
10%
Jan
3,100
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
28.100
Jan
7'/4
7% -■7%
3%
3%:
Jan
97%
3
Jan
4%
7%
86
Roxbury Carpet Company-^.
1
Royal ^American Corp—1—'
1.50c
Royal School Lobs Inc'^i---——1——.lc
164%
r:
6%
5
7%
4% Jan
1
Products
Rowland
95% Jan
5,000
-10%
Jan
Feb?
5%
5
Ross
Feb
102
5
20c
Rosenau Brothers Inc-.--.-l-
Jan
96 %
155
-
50
100
3%
101 %
•
Inc
pfd F---100
Roosevelt Raceway Inc-
5% Jan
Jan.
i
80
98 V4
103
97%
Park Electrochemical Corp class A
10c
Parker Pen Co'Class ^A-—.^.-1
--—2-
■
Jan
87%
Page-Hexsey. Tribes
Pali,'Corp ;class A—.J.—r—-1'
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc__2Bol
Pantasote Company
.1
-Pahtepec Oil. (C A) "Amer," shares-- 1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
11;
1
Pentron
Jan
Jan
25 %
.2,800
100 Vb 100%
5%
pfd
Packers
Penh Traffic
27%
25%
24%
Products
5%
Broadcasting
.
Feb
26
Feb
24% Feb
Technical
1
1
common
Rolls Royce "Ltd—^ ^
American dep rets
Feb
27%
100
;
Power & Light 5%
Super Markets
Paddington Corp class. A_.
27%
200
11
1
;
—
Warrants
Pacific
28%
Jan
1
Telep.;
Ltd
Petroleums
Pacific
Jan
Feb
26%
*
Airlines——
Northern
27J/a
26%
'600
'■
*
preferred-
Pacific
Feb
600
600
'100%
$4:75
Jan
2,000
4'/a
Pacific
$4.36
Rollins
V
-v •••.
Inc
30%
Feb
B
Rodney Metals, Inc—:i
Rogers : Corp__
—1—^.:
'
Jam
29% Jan
200
Robinson
class
Rochester Gas :& Elec 4%
Jan
35
32%
4.000
.
?\-x*'.. ?;.\v
ft
Pacific Industries
Jan
.
Finance
...
,
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(944)
Monday, March 4, 1963
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 1)
v
Range
Shares
•t
Sale Prlee
American Stock
for Week
of Prices
Last
:
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCK8
American Stock Exchange
Low
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lew
High
Exchange Bonds
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Talon
Inc
Class
B
.;—
common
Material-,
i';—
Operations Inc—.
Technicolor
2,300
30%
45%
47 Ye
4,400:
37%
Jan
1974_
24Y*
26%
15,300
24 y4
Feb
29 y2
Jan
16%
18 V4
16%
Feb
22%
Jan
Baldwin Montrose • Chemical Co 7s wi
9%
9%
10%
8%
Jan
11% Feb
2%
4,600
58,100
2,700
1,400
5%
600
Inc—-
2%
5%
1
2y4
3%
Tehney Engineering Inc——
Terminal-Hudson Electronics
Jan
5% Jan
Boston
BSF
2y4
Feb
2% Jan
Brandywine
3%
Jan
4%
6% Mar
101% Feb
%
Jan
6%
6'/8
500
14%
26,800
3,100
4,900
%
Jan
;6
12%
24
20%
1%
10c
10
12%
12%
100
Thorofare Markets Inc
25c
16%
17 YB
1,000
" 7%
.
Feb
22
22%
1,600
153%
Jan
24%
•
;
Jan
;
li :/•/ Feb
6%s
'
Feb
Lux Corp
Forging Corp
Trav-ler Industries
•
True Temper
1,000
Jan
650
90 >%
Jan
93%
3%
200
4%
6,600
4
4V4
Jan
v
3%
2%
1,000
,
5
Jan
12
y8
7,500
4%
Jan
5%
1,300
7%
Feb
9% Jan
9%
400
9J/4 Jkn
10% Jan
'4 % .",:••.
34%
32%
Corp
4»/8
900
r
10%
Feb
Jan
29
11%
Feb
Jan
32%
6.200
■mi.mm
.
Co_i._j._-i
Investment
Union
Union Stock
Yafds
of
United Asbestos
-4
33%
3%
1%
3%
_1
1?'4
United
l
Improvement
United Milk
1
.
-15
Conditioning
U S Ceramic Tile Co
U S Natural Gasj..
«>
•''
Hydrometals
'
'•! 7
4,300.
.
I
1962_.
'
'';
v
"
7%
4%. Jan
r
.*
y.v'5 :&<
2%
Universal •Marion* Corp
•
i
9Ys~
Janf
5%
Janii»i
2%
1,900
2%
800
—
i
20,000-
33% *
25
••
£ 2%
—Ivxfc.,-.1
A *
3
Feb
Jan
Ittc class A
5
»%
,
9%
;
ii%
25c
2%
3%
7%
Iron Coil & Coke Co
Vita Food Products-—
Vogt Manufacturing
3,100
—■
——
'
10
.7%
•
16%
4300
13%
13%
2%
9%
5%
:
108%
Jan
Jan
-
37%
Jan
'3%
Jan.
7'% Jan
v
103% Jan
^
Feb 4
18
jan
5
700
10% Feb
:'"J
Feb ; :
Feb'
%
"153%
100
5%
——
Jan
6% Feb
2,700
16%
♦
—...
.
9%
— —
25c
..
Inc
••:'■'*•"
800 ''444
Virginia
VTR
•
16,000
6%
3
~6%
19
25
32
21
30%
42
6
11%
19%
70
71
18
18
70%
70%
57
98
57
4
-4.4434/ 4
57'%
98
\
■
89%
98
; 53%
62
98
87%
2
86%
-
i
94 y4
414
88
16
77%
84 Va
269
79%
93%
44
91
80%
83%
79%
79%
1981-
June-Dec
1st 6s 1982
83%
4:
66'%
"6%%'114 tr cttt-*—
48%
1972
Z4://6'4
70
;:4'/60/4 79
60%
—Jan-July
Jan-July
$973%
4%s
507
70
50
;
*
/
79
86
96%
98.
66%
66 Yb
Tr
47%
1978
113
993%
61
11
•
48%
120
:
70
.
112
115
/103
110
112
124%
51
116%
102
104
104
$98%
48 Va
46
6
10
10
.
105
103
Corp
new 6s due
1984—April-Oct
Corp 5%s 1974
Quar-Mar
Corp 5s 1976—.
Jan-July
America 5%"s 1976
Feb-Ocf
Hess
of
107
,
4
127
106%
—
106
107
84
84%
109
88
105 %* 108%
88
82%
56
•
107% 108
"
90
105
•60
/70%
20
97%
97%
*6
92%
70
1st
92%
70
mortgage 3y4s ;1968-^«.-April-Oct
AprlZ-Oct
1984
June-Dec
•
my8
77
70
\
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Jan-July
1398—Jan*»July
$94%
__
"
'
90
^
-"'-93 /■•'
100
99%
$97% 100
-
125 »/a 125%
13% Jan
5% Feb
Jan
ioa
124
7 "
125 Va
100
100
90
2
98
91
49
89
93%
88
91%
89%
$87
conv
sub
debs
1976
90
81
—Mar-Sept
<5orp 3s 1981
-May-No®
81
__
100
72
X
-
81%
.
—Jon-July
3s series B
1973—
—Feb-Auy
u 27/8s
series C 1976
——
—_
Feb-Aug
>
3 y8s series t> 4.976_——a
—j.
—Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
-3%s series E 4978^«.•*.
3s series F 1979
———__——.
—Feb-Aug
3%s series G 4981——
—:
u_—
..April-Oct
4%s series H
1982—
—Feb-Aug
4%s series I 1982
—Jan-Aug
] 4%s serlfes J 1982_— 'mm im mm mm ~ •• 4sfmm -mmm, mm mm mm mm -Mar-Sept
4%s series K 1983i.—
-Mar-Sept
5s series 'L 1*985—————————————————— __Feb-Aug
4%s series M 1985:
-Mar-Sept
; 4%s series N' 19864.
4.
— _Aprfl-Oct
r4y4s series O 1987—
_Afag-Nov
4%s series P 4987-.
._May-Nou
85
85
•91%
•
85
98%
89
98%
99
90%
1965-—--._Mar-Sept
3 %s series A 1973—-——
\''-I
'
III ■':/
.97%
/4
40
April-Oct
Southern1 California Edison 3s
I
Jan
■
11,000
Vinco Corporation—
conv
Safe Harbor Water Power
Feb
'A
,
'
101
55
"
5% Jan
"39% Jan
•.
Jan
500
""9%
8%
26%
1100%;
464
,,
6s
5% Jan
•*" Jan
6y4 'Feb.
6% Jan 4
11
ItVa Jan /
//1.000 4 ;v 9% Jan 1
' .444% Jan *
3%" •*%" r 2.100 ';"3%Feb.
Venture Cabital Corp or 'Ahiericu—l
Vlctoreerl (TRfe) Instrument CO—_il
Vlewlex
/
6%
6%
10%
v.-
-- •
62
25
—
Co 7s debs 1967—
-May-Nop
5%s conv subord debs 1977—Jan-July
Realty Equities Corp—
7%s (Without warrdtttS) 1972——4*.*
Feb-Aug
Reeves Broadcasting & DeVel Corp—
.
Corp .ii.-4._-—I
55
25%
Rapid American
Jan
"9% Jan
i«,wo
Jan
I?
Valspar
91'
100 %
100
:4V-4; :/'/44
$101/4 101'%
—
1963—April-Oct
debs
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
5% Jan
4% Jan
33% Jan
"
3;lVW
r
'5
•
Bellas
Ohio Power
Jan
Jan???
2% Jan
■v i.ioo-
9%
92'%
71%
Jan
7
6
Jlo%4H%4
115 Yz
90 3%
/
7% Jan
rl%
9-Va
ll Yb :
^
,
:
,*:
,
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3V4S
3 % s 1970
Jan
100
>
"
Jan
192
•
600
7,200
33%
debs
-Jan-July
Mar-Sept
/
1975——Feb-Aufif
Feb
4%
-•
Jan
5%
4%
^
—17.78
—
//'/;
116
Nuclear
6% Jan
r
8%
5y4
44'411
Jan
8% Jan
5% Jan
:v, Jan
1,800
Jan
Feb
•
700
5-
127%
107%
r
Jan
41
Mar":?
184 %
10
•
2 3%
.
•
Jan
■• : ;'
4
v
•
2% /•'-2 %•.•'•:
■
Universal'Controls Inc.—25C
11'
%.4// K'4\;4 4:i/;:
$100
J-.'.''
104
General
2%
Warrants -Series 1955—
Universal Container COrp cl A com_10c
112
:
«
Research
5%
v
84
April-Get
National
& 5% Feb
loo/.*:
......tt'i'; r/
6
I
91
82
■
1978:
1977—
6s
National
Jan
71%
25c
>
—.——May-Nov
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
May-Ndv
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Mar Sept
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
Co
Chemical
National
68%
Reclaiming Co
Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
United
:*immm
91%
/' I•'
_May-Not
+Italian Power Realization
Kaltman
Jan
13
f
Feb
;-Of'
')
r-
mkmm
June-Dec
1981_:
6s
318
1-A
1%
2 3%
jl
—
Inc
Jan
.3 A
1,300
191% 191%
*
50c
—June-Dec
1978—
1/
109% 109%
June-Dec
6s
subord
5%s
4% Feb
37%
.
/.
Assn
& Manhattan Corp
22% Jan
Jan
200
5%
1970—
A
1976
Jan
4,800
143%
10c
-100
i
Utah-Idaho,, Spggr
Jan
21%
v
.
Corp
Universal Insurance-
12%
8,100
7%--.
.7%
154
17% Jan
2,500
1-;: •■/•••
U ' S Rubber
Warrants Series
38
!'5%
•
.
American dep rets ord regis_.
United N >J<RR As Canal—
S Air
-.7%
T.'4.
Investing—2.60
&
Products—-—.
Molasses Co Ltd—
Uftited
Jan
200
1%
37%
• "
*
—
10%
*200
.
.
95%
80%
100
127%
112
1127%.—
Development 6s 1974
Afay-Nov
General Foam Corp 6 %
conv 1981
—Aprll-Oct
Gulf American Land Corp^/:
6%8 conv. sup deb f 1977—1^——Feb-Aug
Hudson
Feb
Jan
'• /•'.
4%
68%;
Jan
73/4
22%
4%
ir
3,400
12%
22%
Caneo Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United
U
12%
20
,
Corp_:
United Elastic Corp
United Foods Ihci
:.
50c
j
Omaha—;
Aircraft 'Products
United
'
Quar-Feb
Hoffman International 7s conv debs 1973--June-Dec
36%' Jan
17%
8%
100
64
:4
94
/
1
Kawecki
7%
wts
Builders '6s
Hartfleld Stores
4% Jan
Jan
10
700
io
Unexcelled Chemical Cofp—--—i-i——5
Union Gas Co Of Canada—
i*
^.1975
/•
15
4
,
,,
Feb
5%
4%
80
13% Jan
Feb
7%
10%
95
General
Feb
4%
/
ex
General
3% Feb
9%
.
94 Yb
■<: 74 /
1969
subord
Fotochrome Inc 5 Yas
94% Feb
-
Jan
'7%
1
Raceway
convertible
6%s
;
«■
—*
39
102'/a
'62
—
First National Realty & Construction Corp—
7% Feb
23% Jan
V
3% Jan
500
12%
*
»
-
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Contihehtal warrants
84%
Jan
4%
Steel,
Inc-
Jan
12
1
Williams
Jan
613
21%
4%
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com__10c
&
2%
200
22%
93%
3%
Trans World Airlines "Warrants"
Transue
200
7
7
High
r/I
27
12
65
-1972
'
Feb
3y4 Feb
2%
2%
Low
22
93%
89%
161%
Lackawanna of N J Division— .•
r
! /
1st mortgage < 4s series A 1993——---May-Nov
• 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
May-Nov
Tobacco
22
series
convertible
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Feb
Jan
22
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—5s
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4 y4 % preferred~L*.«.».100
Tonopah Minting of Nevada
_1
Tower Universal Corp
1
Town Photolab Inc
6c
2%s
5%s
.
peb
*24
2y4
13
18%
Feb. 1
163%
Amer
•/:!•
39
•
April-Ocl
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Continental Vending 6s
1976Davega Stores Corp— •,
> *
Jan
Mar
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com—
70c convertible preferred
Amer
No.
7% Jan
Jan
12%
1
Jan. 1,1963
Jan
98%
7,600
2%
/;
36
:
deb -1977
sub
Edison
Co
Range Since
Sold
;.
Building'.Indus 3Eno^-i.,^■;=-4.v.:==
conv
2% Jan
2,800
2
6%%
Feb
23%
Thriftimart Inc class A
Bloomfield
Jan
Feb
5
„
Jan
6%
2%
5%, Feb
_50c
Electronics Inc
Inc "Warrants"—
Thew Shovel Co
1
Textron
Jan
k3%
.1% Feb
v2% Jan;
Bonds
High
A—
Belock
Instrument Corp-6% series
Bethlehem Steel. 6s Aug 1 .1998
150
!
%
-10c,
—
48 Va
2
100
99
pfd-_——I*'
Texas Power & Light' $4.56
Texstar Oof p———
Jan
600
4=1
7V8
6%
Inc—25c
42%
4%
3%
_—
Jan
900
2%
10c
——.—;
8 Y2
1,200
5
2
Television Industries inc..I
Jan
8
200
6,800
4%
2 4/
■
Warrants '—
'
1%". 2Vb
—_?0c
10c
__1
*
_
Trans
tfune-Dec
American
17%
8%
Friday's
Low
Realty & Petroleum 6y2s^
!
—1972
•Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3y4s 1970—
June-Dec
Tel-A-Sigh Inc—
Telectro Industries Cofp„
TfelePromptet Corp
Teleregister Corp__.———.
Textron
39%
8%
38
or
Bid & Asked
Jan
1
„—
Technical
1,800
37 Va
Sale Price
10
•
„12%c
-—:*
preferred
Tampa Electric ;'Co——
Technical
39%
37%
5
5
class A common--
30%
Last
Period
91%
90%
92
91
88 %
90%
$89 y4
$86% ,87%
87
87%
-87
$92%
-
86%
"-$92%
t
102
102
94%
873%
92%
93%
99%
1013%
102
.■»
1043%
104
1043%
103%
104 Y*
104% 106
,:
102% 103%
102% 104 y4
100% 1101%
100% 101%
103%
$101
101% 101%
101%
89
:
86%
86 y2
94%
102% 102 %
———
'
93
?
$103
—
86%
87
$103% 103%
$104% 107
0;/;'-
86%
,
94 Ya
102
$104
au-.
?'
101
101
.
85
W
Wagner Baking common,
•7%
2%
T'i
preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc
——100
common
6% notweum conv preferred10
Waltham 'Precision Instruments Co_—1
$6
&
Kttapp Inc
series
2
/
Utilities
Westbury Fashions
pfd
_
;
Western Equities Inc
—*
100
: ioc
——-
Western Nuclear
io«
~
Invest
5c
■
_
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wiebolt Stores Inc
-—4.
.—III
ZJll
Williamhouse -{The) Inc__J.
—II~~iOc
_I„l
Industries"!
10
Williams Brothers Co_—
&
~
Co_—
preferred
__
-
i
~~
"
~i
Jan
4
Feb
%
77
Jan
87
•
3%
Feb
4
4%
22
Feb
5
Jan
Jan
24%
Feb
94% Jan
9Y» Jan
95%
Jan
23%
600
95
95%
350
9%
9% 4
2,800
2%
2%
2®%
3
3VB
-
1,400
6,700
3
.
•
24
600
24%
25
1,000
10%
%
ii ;.4'
1°0
-
300
33%
10%
10%
1%
%
7,100
15%
5%
5%
19%
223%
9%
1,100
1%
15%
J
Food Service
Inc
6$
debs
1973
U
Jan
94% 495%
91'/a
95%
92%
91%
•:'
$93 Va
.
92
73
74
92
27
Jan
s Natural Gas
6%
conv
sub debs 1977
—
17
74%
$140 4/ 160
99
69
69%
99
69%
90
1
94
94
'4/
Feb-Aug
4)/91/;;4 101%;
4
1
-
4/4^7/4;:
*
Jan
147
98%
99%
69
70 Va
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
12% Feb
Feb
„
H Jan
35
9 3%
Jan
12%
1%
Feb
200
143%
500
'5%
Jan
Feb
1% Jan
16% Jan
16%
3,600
13%
Jan
7
7%
4,900
5%
Jan
Jan
6
17
Week's Range
Friday f
Jan
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
»r
Feb
Feb
(Germany) 7s 1951—
—
•Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952—
Jan
German Savings Bank and
' Feb
7%
,
45%
900
14%
Feb
2 l'e
1%
6%
2%
Jan
7%
9,600
1,100
Feb
7
Jan
8%
Jan
Debt Adjustment Debehtures—
5%s series A 1967
15%
Jan
17
Feb
4%s
95%
Jan
99% Feb
11
Feb
13%
Feb
18 Yb
Jan
Range Since
Sold
i
Jan. 1,1963
No.
High
Low
Low
High
$120
Jan-July
46%
Jan -July
9
Jan
6%
Bonds
Jan
16%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
,
•Baden
14%
■
j
iLu
99%
99%
30
11
11%
2,450
16%
16%
400
~
17
,
:
series
•Hanover
B
Clearing Assn—
)■
1967
(ProV)
6y2s
1949——
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
$97%
95
Maranhao
7% Feb
Ih
2,000
-25c
8%
8%
1,200
-25C
4%
4%
17,900
—5
3%
4
1,600
8
Jan
Jan
3% Jan
3% Jan
1
9%
Feb
Feb
4% Feb
4
Jan
97%
97%
95
--
95
95
$110
Stamped (Plan A) 2y8s 2008
May-Noo
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
stamped (Plan A) '2y8s 2008——Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic *of)~
>■■■•
Sinking fund 3s Jafii 1 1997Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
$65
-
70
$99%
99%
$50
-
Parana
Vonkers Raceway Inc
6% preferred
61
42 y8
46%
47
49
•No par value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution.
gEx-<5tock dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year'ts range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
;.
„•
r.;
;
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask priees; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
L.
r' i
Abbreviations used above—"cod,,f certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,
cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-V," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"wi," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
.-' i'
f
(not included
«
.
Zale
100
140%
25% Feb
Jan
Vale Express System Inc class
A.
-
943/4
92
25% Feb
—.
1:
Z
V'
Jewelry fco-t.
Zapata Off-Shore Colli——.II—"
Zapata Petroieum Corp.
; I
Zlon Foods
Corpl___
" ""*"***—
%
66%
11
91
93
87%
10
92
—
%' Jan
Jan
16
dep rets ord regis——€c
preference
£i
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—"ZII—IIII40c
—
Feb-Aug
;
.4,,,
/: 3% Jan
1V Jan
-
9,600
200
32%
4
94%
$91%
4
•
4
""
2,600/
23%
3
Jan
April-Oct
Washington Water Power*. 3y2s 1964——June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
June-Dec
12% Jan
Feb
'2%
1970
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Ufar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1976
;
May-Nop
Jan
1,900
American
com.,.
Szlabo
Jan
300
4%
9%
3%s
2% Jan
1% Jan
Feb
3%
23
•
Gas
Gas (Calif) 3s 1971—-Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3y4s 1970^——Feb-Aug
73% Jan
!
4%
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
4% % "pfd~"l00
Wood Newspaper Machine new cofn_Ll
Woodall Industries Inc___
2
Woolworth (F Wi Ltd—
•8%
/
320
3%
4
California
Sduthern Counties
Feb
1%
Wil^iire Oil Co_j
Brothers "commonA—
^Wilson
5%
2
13,700
81,300
,
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
I
Whippany Paper 'Board
——10c
White Eagle international Inc—10c
White Stag Mfg Co——
i
Williams (R C)
Jan
Ltd—'
American dep -rets ord shares——Is
Western Tablet & Stationery .—
*
Williams-McWilliams
4%
50c
4.40%
Western Stockholders
2%
78%
Jan
7
55%
3%
—
Inc
3
200
'A./
Southern
2% Feb
Feb
42
60
1
%
77
1% Jen
1,200
4:/'
3%
2
V-I: ^
••
77
*1.28
West Chemical 'Products
West Texas
2%
4 47
.
*
Manufacturing!
2%
'44-
33%
Company inc
Wentworth
;
'''<mmmm ^ ^
.—10c
common—
preference—-
Welman &
<
44
4
y
Webb
;
'
16
16%
700
15% Jan
4% Jan
17% Jan
6% Jan
5%
5%
1,600
7%
7%
10,600
6%
Jan
7% Mar
4%
4%
200
4%
Feb
4% Feb
,
.
.
..
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6243
Volume 197
Chronicle
(945)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended March 1)
" Week's
Friday
/Low
Range Since Jan, 1,1963
Shares
High
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden
High
Low
Chemical—25% 27
Corp—^*———1-66%
20%■>
20V* 21%
American Tel & Tel
-1-——33%
118% f i 118% 123%
Anaconda-Company
—
-—-—50
.44
45
Boston Edison Co
——10
38
-.38
39%
Boston /Personal Proper ty:Trust_,——*
' —
63% 66%
Motors
37
12%
59"%
Mfg
18%
—
53%
53%
-—
Cities
&
■
—
——5..
Co_~
Range
Copper
Associates com—10
Eastern Mass Street .Ry Co
*
.6%'- 1st >pfd series-A—
.
.—100
5% cum ^adjustment
100
First 'National Stores Inc—,
*
Eastern Oas <fc Fuel
122
18%
—
Calumet
.100
77
51
.
-17
T
'
-
.65
200
i-*.i-—-f-r2.50
—
32 - .'.35%
7%
8
56% ' 57% ■■■«
41% »43%
5
73
72%
75%
3i%
33%
22
22%
—*
—
Ford Motor Co
„•
General
Electric
Co---*.:—
Gillette
Company
——1
-
50c
-«
—
Island Creek Coalr Co common——
->.440
.929
•
■
*
—
.
< ■>
•
Booth
67"% Jan
Burton-Dixie
18% Jan
96
Jan
Business
26%
26%
772
.24% Feb
46%
46%
218
NY
—
47%
1%
34%
15%
31%
"306
38
'43%
1%
31%
13%
>31%
39 Va
108
34% Jan
42
23»/2
63%
433
35
19% Jan
902
'.851
;32%
33%
58% Jan
-21%'Jan
47% Jan
49% Jan
72
Jan
31%- Jan
15
31%
39%
23
——
63%
Torrington Company—
United Fruit CoL
-25
com—25
Refining Ac Mining.—_50
10o
Ac Mass Railroad Co—
Vermont
r32%
Westinghouse Electric Corp——6.25
':
..v.."j-
<■
.■>-"
-
53
;53
United Shoe Machinery Corp
U iS Smelting
25
'
:
/
/v,:V •/•'.*;
•' <:7\V/'v V- •''
/
150
1,396
5
483-
.
y/' •//'/'/V':-'
//ry:;. y//
•
•
Piano
i
-
Preferred
Low
10
*
*—-*
Service
Coleman
Co
Columbia
(Un)__
—*—,
—
25
—
*:»-•,.
,
54
•
■
99
,
.
41% Jan
26y8 Jan
26 Va Jan
96%. Jan
;'49%: Jan
90 Vtt Jan
37% Feb
100
-
;
,
'
54%
3
-••
601
12
25
91%
92
37% 37%
102% 103 V*
97%
153
■
Procter & Gamble common
——
68
45%
17%
146
16Va
Jan
23 Vs
197
20% Jan
33% Mar
33%
34%
24%
26
70
69%
70
578
13
69%
73
1,867
.
185
.
191
185,
187%
177/8 18
26% 27
••
s
.
17%
.
27
55
93 Va
40%
104%
9'/a
Jan
25%
•
_1
5
—-—
250
22%
33%
■
Jan
9y8
SO'A
17y«
__
——100
——
American
U S Playing Card
pfd
4yi%
Dodge
23% Jan
70
Feb
69% Feb
485
Mar
*17% Jan
24% Jan
-7 1
303
196
.>
El
Par
^Electric *& Equip.;
Allied
Supermarkets
_—i._.
S
'
f'':
-
Paso
11
'V
800
665
13
167
32 V*
1,982
28%
91%
1,830
73
Jan
-^i
' :
41%
43%
24 V*
200
24%
Jan
26 %
:
5,084
31%
Jan
347/a
900
30
900
12%
Jan
11V2
520
&
4%
4%
300
42%
,
2,489
42
5 Va
•28»A
3,575
25%
Jan
62y4
5,480
57%
Jan
95
75c
80c
23%
.——I
— 1
1
1
1
—
23%
.545
.
8%
p411;
Jan
Jan
20 Vb
Jan
.247/a
200
2% Feb
700
2
"
2
10%
10%
285
25 Vs
'25%
2,074
24%
293
24 Va
24% -.24%
.
,
2 Va
2%
;
Janr
Bros
25%
26 y2
1.500
"23%
Feb
.59%
.59%
62%
1,800
59% Mar
2
250
Steel
—
2%
49%
Jan
54 y2
Feb
54
17%
Jan
23%
Feb
29%
"!*29%H$0
,55%' 58%
'470
28%
Jan
30%
.55%
•
12%
a2y4
4%
'
^y4
2,500
34%
1,500
48 V*
600
J2S'
It
26%
1,349
330
23%
Jan
27% Jan
7%
6%
Jan
•22%
22%
,150
.20
220
5
Exchange
the round-lot
of
42
*42%
43%
10,500
traded
■
Vv--'! v:
•
v/.'
Low
22%
Jan
/
Feb
8
9%
27 y4
28 y8
9%
37%
Jan
44%
Jan
48%
Feb
I 6%
Jan
42
47%
Jan
T'
^*—10:'
—
-
Jan
8%
Jan
.
Mfg—
n
Co t>f America
(Un)
Airlines
Co
Can
American
Cyanamid
I/"
■'*»>.
Jan
15%
Jan
14%
Jan
44%
1,000
2,500
17%,
1,900
% 55%
56%
18%
18%
45%
52%
46
Feb
54% Jan
.
45%
'
——1 '•
•
18
53 %
21%;
21LI
Jan
600
51V2
Feb
20%
Jan
9.1Q0
22%
20
21%'v'
13%
14
1
_
v.''
*
16 V4
U
American Motors
/
-
Corp_
Rad
&
Stand San
American Tel- As Tel
1
Jan
50
•
100
—*
Products' Corp
Canteen
Co
Corporation
—
of
45%
10%
11%
52
54%
26 Va
v
23%
—4
America_2.50
14%
13
For footnotes, see page
44
10%
26 Va
10
43.
23 % !
23 V2
-
-14%
/.
23 Va
Feb
23%
Feb
Jan
33%
Feb
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.
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400
250
50
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35
5%
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12
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50
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24
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24
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4%
700
3
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60
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62 Va
6,300
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44%
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47%
Feb
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Feb
Jan
53%
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Feb
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49 V*
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Jan
Feb
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3,800
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53
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50 %
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10 y®
1,400
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35
2,800
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16
100
43%
Jan
49%
600
44% >44%
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28 !
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1,300
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31%
Jan
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Co
Radio
Jan
*
10
*
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1,600
46 y2
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Feb
>
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Mar
Jan
10y8 ;Jan
52
Jan
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7/24% Feb:;
23
/ Feb
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14%
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31%
48
Jan
v
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Corp
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Ac
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71
72%
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51
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25
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22%
Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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Sinclair
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Feb
Jan
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1,000
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41
60
;.62%
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Feb
367/a
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39
Feb
44%
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24
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62
Feb
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28
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1,200
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Corp
17
74%
37
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51% Feb
497/a Feb
60%
5
(Un)
Co_.
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Co (Un)
Southern
Jan
10
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Feb
•
St Louis Nat Stockyards
St Louis Public Service "A"
Jan:
47
1,100
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Diego Imperial
Jan
16%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)-
San
49
16%
1
(R J)
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48%
Inc
Reynolds
Feb
"*46
47% ;i48%
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Co
54% Feb
>'58
Jan
16%
; 47%
5
20%
33%
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12,400
1,100
46% ,47%
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Republic Steel Corp
Feb
'29%
5
——-i—*
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29
28
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28
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Corp
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23
7,500
33%
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51
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Jan
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60
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32
:
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Procter Ac Gambia
Pure Oil Co
Jan
17 V*
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3,300
'
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*8,500
14
32
.10
preferred
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6y8 Feb
'
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Feb
Jan
'
ir/ 200
46%
49%
/
300
18%
45%
12.50
-
(Un)—.
Co
85 %
31%
31% *33%
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1
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Jan
37/8
43%
1,200
'
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11%
.1,000
5%
/; 16 Va
■'
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Mar
(2,800
21% ^22
•
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR '—.—**■*
Peoples Gas Light Ac Coke
Pfizer (Charles) .Ac Co (Un)
Jan
14%
49%,
—
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1
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f62%
24% ,25%,
724%
Feb
10 %
;'29% 'Feb
Mar
34%
60
160
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Northwest
16
13%
16%
500
>; 81
34
——8
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Jan
13%
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.
78
:
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v2,400
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.
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.
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Ross
25%
25%
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10 y2
Jan
,24%. Jan
110
10%
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>10%
5
Feb
8%
350
:
6Va
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427%
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selected list of the dually
a
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Admiral Corp
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>12y4 Mar
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issues.
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;-
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4% Jan
34
Jan
100
9%
Montgomery Ward Ac Co-
|
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Jan
62 Va
46% Jan
Parke-Davis Ac Co—————•
Avco
55% Mar
16% Jan
,12% Mar
18%
47%
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Jan
7%:
all the local issues, and
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Automatic
1,100
2,700
18%
18%
30c
Inc
Monroe, Chemical
Jan
21
25%
compilation
Feb
2,100
3.33 V3
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24% Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Midwest Stock
A
Feb
64%
537/a
1.66%
Corp
C (Minnesota)
-
Jan
26% Mar
22%
T8
Minnesota Mining Ac Mfg
Feb
17%
5
Feb
50%
52%
3
Metropolitan Brick, Inc.*.
Meyer Blanke Co—
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing Ge
10% Mar
28
Jan
300
5
24 y2
28 %
,
21%
-*-.—5
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)——
Jefferson Electric Co
Means
Jan.
19%
25c
———
Feb
52%
———1.
*
McKay Machine Co
Feb
19
:
Feb
21%
—————3
(Un)
Industries
Martin
.
9% Jan
10%
25%
1
■
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Feb
26%
——^*—10
-
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"
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96%
Jan
l——.^2.50
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Atchison
Feb
94% Jan
150
34%
Northern States Power Go-—
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30 V*
"18% Jan
'26% Jap
23
•27%
(Un)
preferred
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Marshall Field
•9y4 Jan,
2 V* Feb •
.;2y8 Jan
Jan
2%
2\
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,
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20
21%
8y8
1,340
:■'% no
20 y8
.
8%
,
——
•
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i06y2
23
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non*cumulative
$3.50
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1% Jan
20 y8
.*
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Anaconda
61 %
Jan
_5
&
Lockheed
28% Feb
60 Va
"7%
Apache
Jan
25%
95
.
Feb
27 Vs
,
Jan
16% Mar
56 %
"44%
——;
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Jan
,
63 y2
Jan
1
Electronics Corp
Tire & Rubber
Lincoln
Jan
46%
Jan
•46ya*,?eb.,"
72
9,000
1,500
(W H) Co———
Drug Stores
Libby
13% Feb
42
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common.,
-——--^-—--—-10
Udylite Corporation *•
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4,200
6,400
(Un)—
-
Leath' & Co
Jan
60%
Corp
American
('•.J.
60%
Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe—
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp"MottaFch"Uo———ii—
Feb
32%
12%
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American
-^63%-Jatt
'"*10%-Jan
1,600
Gas
Motors
International
%
Jan
.
27%
Company
Aluminum
"41% Jan
5
60%
Go*———————..—5
Electric
Interlake
Jan
Feb
;
19
Allis
4,000
29%
Greyhound Corp (Un)——3
Gulf Oil Corp
8.33%
Heileman (G) Brewing Co——*1 i
Hein Werner-Corp
3
Hibbard
Spencer
Bartlett
25
Holmes (D H) Co Ltd
20
'
13
10% Jan
38% Van
'T'eh
45%
Jan
50c
Dairies
Tele
Greif
'j
32%
42%
(H W)
Co————
2
Rudy -Mfg Co——-—-——1
Scotten, Dillon Co.*—*—
———10
Allied
Jan
'15,3wr ^*33
,35y* %
16%
Wisconsin Bankshares—5
Flour .Mills of America-**———1
7%
Feb
■41%
4%
Se'Co
Steel
Jan
1%
1 •'^■'.Fch"-.
.
49%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common—..
Feb
510
Rickel
Advance
13%
TOO cJ
92 y2
«i2y4
Gray
34
323
12%
?
—2~50
Co—
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.
:'^12% 3an
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14%
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94
„
13
-12%
32%
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Brewing Co—
1
1
'
"
Feb
24%
Kresge (SS) Co
Kysor
Industrial "Corp
Lakey Foundry Corp—
Madison
Square
Garden
National Elec "Welding
Acme
Feb
5%
5
——
5% Feb r
Jan
87%
a2%
General "Motors
Universal
Feb
"4%'Feb
'23%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Feb
14
•41%
——«
Trailer
11%
'•5% Jan
5%
"29%
Feb
*
5
Gillette
(The) Co—
Goldblatt Brothers
Jan
Feb
Mar
16% Feb-
Jan
34
23 y2
22%
-2,600
.
87%
'
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13% Jan
10% Mar
14 "V.-
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Steel Corp ——
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Prophet
35
•
16%
'j-88
——7.50
Gen
High
Jan
10%
common
Detroit
Davis
30%
Jan
* ' 27 y8 Feb
63% ,63%
——1
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Feb
Feb
7% Feb
Jan
15%
13%
'29%
^87%
10
Co
Co
12%
100
5%
5
25
Co
560
10%
Crowley Milner & Co
Parke
44% Feb
20% Jan
Jan
47 %
Insurance Co
General Mills Inc
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
16%
.16%
____1
Paper
Edison
6%
2,247
"13%
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Corp.
Consumers Power
Goebel
-
43%
General Foods Corp.*—
'
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Houdaille
Feb
27% >27%
America
of
Natural
General
T
116%
1
—.
Burroughs Corporation
Fruehauf
Jan
16%
>47%
Illinois Brick Co
13
12%
12%-
,—2 ;
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'
First
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Low
7%
I
Feb
26%
' (.v.1,
Elder Mfg Co__.<
75y8
19Q
18%
.27y8
.
•'
Mar
41 %
10
*12%
Co
Manufacturing Co
Inland
High
7
7y4
1
Products
Metal
Low
1
Allen
Ford
"5
it.*."
Fairbanks Whitney Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
"23%
35%
26%
70
;
Feb
40 Vb
45
"
3,600
5(K
i
12% "12%
„
*.
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(Un)
Edison
Dow "-Chemical
51% Jan
17% Jan
.
26
•
Jan
Jan
/ ;35
Feb
7,600 "
; 8,400
v23
4%
5
System
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Detroit Stock Exchange
Detroit
23
Jan
36%
'600 ;
700
-
*
Huttig Sash & Door
Consolidated
24%
2,700
^
32 %
30
•
Corn Products Co
Howard
Chrysler
40 Vs
i45
'
10
Iron
Corp
Continental
29 Va Jan
99
Feb
8Va Jan
9
17y8
—
Buell
30%
—2.50
Inc-
Gas
Container
42% Feb
29% Feb
,
50
9
National
preferred
99
'53%
'
37.%
u——-—-I
Eagle*Picher ———5
Gibson Cards i*-—-.
5
Kroger-——1
Little Miami RR
(original) ———50
Budd
43%
17%
30
•
Co
Commonwealth
High
Low
267/a ,26%
27% 28y»
Chemical
Borman
42
29%
Fruehauf "Trailer r.Co—-—.—u**—-il
High
25
26%
Cincinnati Gas Ac.Elec xommon——8.50.
4%
preferred
—
100
Cincinnati Milling
—10
Cincinnati & SuburbanBell Tel——60
•.vCincinnatl-Transit
_12% •
American
42
16%
,
12.50
General Candy Corp—
General Dynamics
42%v : 42%;42%
-8
Carey Mfg
Champion Papers common
8%
38%
42
indebted to the firm of W* E. Hut ton & Co. for- the transmission
are
Par
Rapid
/
3,700
,.v>——
38%
45
25
Cleveland-Cliffs
of these prices.
..
1
5
—
Corp
F W D Corporation
DuBois
Feb
l.OOO
:
Jan
Feb
24 V4
'
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Diamond
Feb
Corp
Foremost
Baldwin
1%
32%
Corp-——*»5 *
.
Ford Motor Co
We
Jan
-1%
30% 131%
30%
8
24%
1%
P2
Chicago So Shore Ac So Bend RR„12.50
.
'
1%
28% Jan
(Un)
Inc
Capital
•
Chrysler
55y4'Feb
88>/2 Feb
74% Feb
37
Jan
'
Feb
$3 convertible preferred
Feb
»\
21%
21%
25%
26y2
Champlln Gil «Ss Refining-v-
37% Jan
.
3,500
City Products Corp
1% Jan
36/8 . Jan
16% Feb
-Feb
Jan
Central & South West Corp
66% Jan
27
Feb
74
74'/a
26%
55y4
78
74Vi
"84%
Clin~>Mathieson Chemical—>
Pennsylvania RR
-10
15
Rexall Drug and Chemical Co-—-2.50
__
Sha-wmut ^Association—
*
39%
Stop Ac Shop Inc.——
—
-1
—
25
"23%
•
Caterpillar : Tractor
23% Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
350
600
Corp.*-—Calumet & Hecla inc
——————5 %
Cdn Export Gas & Oil Ltd^
—16%c
26% Feb
49
Feb
26%
England Electric System.—.—20
Tel & Tel Co
.——100
NH & Hartford RR com
*
24 y4
"
20% Feb
107
Feb
New England
High
23%
24%. 24%
Borg-Warner/ Corpf.*-^-^--*^*^.^—&'■
Brunswick 'Corp.■ —/
Burlington ..Industries (Un)—1
Burroughs Corp (UnL——
—
5 '
-74% -Feb
280
3
Low
22% Jan
23%
Steel
Fisheries
Cities
-527
New
Bange Since Jan. 1,1963
24%
Co
Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
Boeing Company
(Un)
,
Copper Corp
—69% 70%
Lone Star Cement Corporation
;
5
—
19% 20%
Maine Central RR 5 7c
cum pfd—100
__
100
100
Kennecott
-Shares
10
Consolidated
Bethlehem
-.32
Feb
•
137 - Jan
7% Feb
11% Feb
,«50% ^ Jan.- ?•/;:riy>/58 %^'Feb. < '
.41%' Feb
47Va • Jan
72% Feb
79% Jan
28
Jan
33% Feb
20% Jan
24 ye Jan
3,763
306
—
-
-
866
~
y
——•
—
Co
Howell
Benguet
.
,
,471
38
100
43
12%
60%
--
RR_
-—100
HeclaTnc~—----5.
Service Co-.-—
.——10
Boston & ^Providence
22% Jan
v27%'Peb
15%*Jatt *>' ■ *23
Feb
114% Jan
125% Feb
40%-Jan. •
• 47%- Feb
36% Jan
39% Feb
.56%-Jan
66Vi Feb
33
Jan
-43 "Feb
12% Feb
13
Jan
.55%-Jan
61
Feb
16% Jan
19% Jan
48% Jan '
53% Feb
259
707
3,385
American/Agricultural
Bange
of Prices
Par
Bell &
American
Sales
' for Week
Week's
>
,
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
STOCKS
Sales
1
Range
Last
STOCKS
Friday
y
Boston Stock Exchange
LISTED
37
Jan
9y4
9 Va
56%
Jan
Jan
Jan
-■
■
(946)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS I (Range for Week Ended March I )
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
x-'
?ar
•
Standard
Standard
Oil
/
Storkline Corp
—
U
S
Gypsum..!-.,.
Steel Corp
Universal
Match
Universal
Oil
Co
Webcor
Publishing
World
American
Yates
Co
;
Machine-
V*2,200
-j 40%
Jan
.43%
'3,700
Jan
62%
Feb
.18
--
7 31
1*800
.
,
•
*
>
71%
X
6"%
X
1,300
1,700
;
-33%
Jan
'73%
Jan
411%
Jan
Rockwell-Staudard Corn—^
Jan
49%
Feb
Screw .&
1,200
^13%
Jan
%
Feb
600
33%
5,400
5,300
75
1
'
15%
16V2
52
15%
-
-
.
;
33%
iw.
;
24%
t
60e
4%
4%
x
:
181
...31%
24
Jan
54%
36
>25.
.
36%
,
,103
51%
,
•
362
.
<1/
5
.
65>
:
16%
59%
of Prices
Par
Buckner
Oil
&
Gas
and
Co—
Emporium Capwell
Eureka Corp LtdExeter
Oil
Goebel
Good
Humor
Holly
Oil
Calif
of
Co
Co.
M
J M
Meier &
36%
Nordon
Inc—
Co
8%
37
Jan
46%
32%
,
2.35
Western_l
!
Feb
Jan
9
Jan
35
343A Mar
39
15c
Feb
30c
Co
35c
Mar
50c
1.30
series A
Co
United
Industrial Corp
Preferred
1
:3lc
32c
«.
:;t^7 X-.
1.50
.
i
3
Victor
Equipment Co common
XWestates Petroleum common (Un)_
26%
.
28
_
Averages
.'
Preferred
;x':
135.72
241.88.
93.88
00 CO °0 O
88.63
240.20
93.87
83.65
88.60
89.73
88.96
X
8.600 "
19%
1,400
V
2.50
33%
33%
33%
1.85
1.85
2.00
2.50
2.55
'yi
.
26%
6
2.25
77
6%
6%
2t40
95c
2,600
28
28
29%
"7 88.97
89.70
88.99
150.37
133.00
236.14
93.88
83.71
88.90
89.60
89.02
are
XWilltston .'Basin
4%
43/4
6%
Feb, 26
Jan
Mar.
7
Jan
V
J
Jan
.,34./
;
Jan
Jan
.2.70
•
,
Jan
2.80
?
Jan
28
6% Feb
■XX
- 300
98c
Jan
Exploration
10c
"75c
?
75c
73c
X
Composite
Feb
-5%
Jan
-LISTED
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
•
Last
*
i
Sale Trice
7 l" '
Par
Acme Markets Inc_
American
Atlantic
1
95c
Feb
Budd
r
Jan 1
;
118% 123%
>
Central
Soup
RR
Chrysler
Curtis
124:1
125 %
Jan
43%
Jan
48(4
Jan
15
Feb
13%
13%
150
13
Jan
14%
Jan
Electric
Light—
Storage Battery
Finance
Co
America
8%
252
12 %
Jan
8%
'
-
>
92%
Jan
14
411
93%
Feb
106(4
Feb
24 %
;
71%
Jan
*-365
-£'• 6%
Jan
192
46%
Jan
r
32%
95
'I
Jan
(
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$4,826,b00
3.677,970
3.672.500
3,692,320
Thursl
Feb. 28——w—!
4,094,590
4,607,000
3,740,000.
3,920,420
3,886,000
19,057,800
$21,137,000
March
1
—
,
$5,214,000
4,388,000
5,044,000
276,000
$1,759,000
4,093,000
4,187,000
$5,000
25,000
$30,000
348,000
'
32%
33
998
30%
Jan
33
51%
53%
122
50(4
Jan
54%
:
Total
Feb
10
$22,926,000
Feb
Jan. 1 to Mar. 1
Week Ended Mar. 1
-5
1
2.50
.
Ford Motor Co_—
Foremost
Dairieg
Garfinckel
General
Motors
Food
International
Macke
A_.
Resistance
10c
—
Vending class A
Co
Inc
6,115
39
:
;
;
ys9% :
Philadelphia Electric Co
Phila Transportation Co_
Potomac
Public
Electric
Power
common
*
Jan
10 V2
Jan
8% Jan
20%
Jan
21%
65
24
Jan
21%
-
"
Feb
19%
20%
213/4
2,816
20%
Feb
82 %
-170
77%
Jan
39%
40%
<-550
.393/4
•
•Foreign :■
Jan
24%
25% Mar
295
401
40 Va,
1,826
32%
Jan
V 33%
2,408
32%
■X 33
24
;
/
•
Electric
&
Gas
,,
•.,',
$2,399,000
14,663,200
$13,966,000
23,270,000
215,095,000
231,825,000
t,
$22,926,000 :
t.-'-V
•
>
'*
y
Feb
Ritter
Bcott
Co
Finance
33%
Jan
15%
4,205
12(4
Jan
-16%
90
35%
Jan
5
5
y
50
4%
Feb
7%
Jan
(No. of
,30%
30
•32
C
6,658
29%
Jan
33%
Jan
Shares)
-15
7
com—*
6%
'
7%
38
;
,
Stocks
Jan
2,750
5%
Jan
,7 7%
Feb
43%
70%
45
2,577
42%
Jan
48(4
Jan
73%
Feb :
70%
71%
2,633
68%
Jan
8%
8 3'8
19
7%
Jan
1
5%
5%
20
5
Jan
Smith Kline
South
"•
Paper
& French
I
Lab
Jersey Gas Co
Bun Oil Co
Texas
Eastern
"•
¥50
32%
Transmission-'
preferred
Woodward
&
7
Lothrop
com
1.944
63%
66%
41
46%
47
17 V2
18
54%
46%
•
54%"
2
l?
*
4il''
1
-
*
v
::
54%
10
31%
■
9%
Feb
5%
Domestic
35%
Feb
Foreign
.
Bonds
Total
v
x; Bond
Corporate
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
.
V)
-.•;••'
Sales
'
Feb. 25.
Mon.
Tues.7
Feb. 26-
Wed.
:
1,041,765
1,032,330
1,000,995
Feb. 27.
Feb. 28.
•
$13,000
$408,000
444.000
$422,000
$1,000
1,000
744,000
;yv.
•
745,000
-444,000
;
/• y-'.y,
>■441,000
988,875
440,000
1,000
881,565
255,000
14,000
~5~66o
274,000
$28,000
$7,000
$2,326,000
Jan
Jan..
-
Foreign
.
'"419
61%
Jan
66%
33%
Jan
41
879
43%
Jan
16%
Jan
52%
Jan
1.
4,945,530
Total
Feb
1.945
March
$2,291,000
Feb
546
Fri.
47%
;,18
59
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan. 1 to Mar. 1
Week Ended Mar. 1
1962
1963
4,945,530
1962
47,275,425
7,156,520
$2,291,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
■; 1963
$1,055,000
61,366,928
$11,951,000
—387,000
$10,884,000
'
8%
-"X
23%
23 Va
1.25
55
8
Jan
8%
Jan
"Bonds—
269
21%
Jan
24%
Feb
Domestic
217
25 %
Feb
29%
Jan
Foreign
Government-
-33%
35 Va
1,347
37
Jan
Foreign
Corporate
87%
87 %
30
30
•26
33%
—
83s
23%
26%
-
26
.*
new
33%;
40'
63%
Thompson
$4.25
32%
173/4
Ramo-Wooldridge
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
~ 71
Warner Company
JJ—_
-Washington Gas Light common-
$245,791,000
$229,803,200,
'
*
—
•
Feb
365/a
43%
B
$25,669,000
•Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
*
35%
•
15 Va.
50
class
.
,
■
"35%
lo
common
v
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange:
-
Feb
40%
1
Reading
$45,000
1,759,000
21,137,000
—-
i
$~3o",666
,.
—
———, ■
Total-!--—-
Jan;
>40%
34% Jan
-
Jan
87%'
-
152,953,195
183,720,603
Jan
22%
;19% Mar
^
—
Thurs.
Service
v,:- x/ '
"Bank—*—-
Feb
78%
39% ;
7-•
•Railroad and ^Industrial——
Feb;
14%
20%
;40
■
International
Jan
Jan
36
■
Bonds-^ :
1962
1963
XV1962
14,981,403
19,057,800
-U. s. Government—
Jan
2634
;
Stocks—Number of Shares
:
41% Jan
57%
22=8
"803/4
:
Feb
12%
22%
X33%
Feb
47%
85
25%
20%
25 Va
Feb
7,202
22%
lo
common--
62%
13
Jan
41%
x 39
196
20
Pennsalt
Chemicals Corp—
3
Pennsylvania Gas & Water.com—•
Pennsylvania Power & Light—'
*
Pennsylvania RR
_5o
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Perfect Photo Inc
•
21%
59%
:/25% [x;
100
1963
25% Jan
21%
-
720
' :
13
1
16%c:
_
39
21%
1
—„:
/
24% Feb
227
93/4
9%
3:.
_l
Martin-Marietta Corp
&
528
43%
1'
—
Madison Fund Inc
Merck
24%
41%
1
1.66%
class
24%
24%
42%
_50c
common
Corp
Inc
243A
24%
,
2
„
(Julius)
Acceptance Corp common
General
Giant
—
Bond v
Sales
310,000
437,000
Feb. '26. "
Feb. 27——L-.
Fri.
-
$388,000
4,078,000
Tues.
Feb
Feb
Bonds
f
Shares
"Total
Govt,
Wed.
Feb
8%
53%
Feb. 25-—*——^;
Mon.
Jan
2,537
7%' H8X X
7
XU. 8V
Foreign
'
*
101.8
r
Jan
24
_5
Class A non-voting—.
7 Food Fair Stores
•
--
Int'l
Bank
Baltimore
at
'
and M'iscel.
No. of
Jan
100
■'
96
24%
87%
8%
938
:
13% .14
94(4
24%
'
......
- *
7112.0 > x
y 85.5
,185.5.x7/v7x: 443.0'
.178.2 • r
"128.8
■413^3'.:; fi.,:.: .:*83.8:-:
Railroad
."Stocks
.
■
::
..rsr-Q.6.
+.0.1
:159:1
,.7109.0- r
"*
«
XyOaily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
10%
kV 49%
158.1.
^109.1' «
f
134.4-'
!
x
—0.4
.
107.0
.
«
v.—1.4
.
-Low-:
/. ,135i0::7:v7^x^'98v6,
J35-.€!;';^" *'• '95.2
...
—0.7
^
112J),
.178.1
•
■
Hfglr. ,..*.
144.3
—1.2
129.8
v
..
.
-
Transactions at the; New-; York Stock Exchange
Feb
114%
251
£
—1.0
.1962
•
•
•
,
—0.8*
:12r.X
.
,
Change
125.9.
,
.120:2
Jan
185
!—_i6.75
Light-
Duquesne
of
80(4
6,491
8%
Percent
135.4
134.3
.'Tfadef'fFinance-aniTiSerVicex-'7,
"Mining
High-r
Feb
13%
25
_1
common
&
y
47%
——50
N J—
-
Power
68
13%
1.80
Co
Publishing
1.637
;-45%
47%
1
Corp
Delaware
r
Non^Durabie «ooda. ;128 9
rrranspEortation,
A-i
.110.4
vUtility • —•—177.3
1,1963
Range Since
13
-.
Co
of
Co
•
1
4.33
Company.—-J—-T-..-5 i
Campbell
7 777/3'
68
•
Corp
Transit
-.
'7 -v»L"owvv .'
Low cHigh
■
3
Sales
"Shares
69%
Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Balitmore
X ;
18
Jan
■tor Week
Range
of Prices
.'—33% * -7118%
•—!
Tel—1
Tel &
City
Research
>
—
^Durable
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Atlantic
1957-59=100
•
Feb. 21,'63-Feb. .15,'63
V
x
"
Manufacturing
Feb
"
■
Feb
SEC Index.of Stock Prices-
7* 7
Feb
7.-8X
"•»;-.Tan.
73c
2.70O
27
-The SEC index -bf .stock: prices based on- thb.closing pricesr b£ -300- common
stocks for the week; ended. Feb; 21 1963; for- the composite arid; by > maj or
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs: arid lows
for the current year,
.
Oil
Mar 14
Jun
Range for 1963
124.20
'Feb
29%
6V2 Feb
•
——
125.71
1
-r
7-%
Jan
Feb
"4
—
Low
a,
2.85
J
26 Va
600
144.31
127.09.
High
125.60
100.23
120.15
126,32.
—
——
"Feb: 27—
Fri.
'
X Jan
5%
v
Range for 1962
Jan -j
82c
10.100
6%
5.04:
2.988Rails,
%
•Thurs. Feb.<28——125,05
*
•4%
6%
X
the folio wing, divisors: Industrials,
:
:
;•' f .x •
Closing
Feb. 25—
Wed.
Feb
5% Jan
2,300
88c
3% Jail
Feb
•
Jan
23
300
88c
89.81
88.76
Tues.
Jan
r719%
Jan
1.70
8,900
6%
88.56
83.61
—
Feb
31%
2,600
6% x
83.65
93.88
Mon.
Jan
1.75
Jdii
8
"1.200
27
.6 ;
93.87
238.66
* Rite
,
47% Feb
*
2.50
239.94
662.94
.
134.85
134.18
(35 Stocks).
Jan
' Jan
4 *
"1.800 "
l ;
88.98
Feb
Feb
* ; 17% Jan
100 *
10
89.61
-
151.81
Compiled by National; Quotation Bureau, Incr.
Jan
'35c
2.90 Feb
25"
Jan
1.600
9%
"
(Un)
Bonds
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
4%
>F«b
1.45
;'xXXXX40Xy
4%
2.35
W
1
Total
*
ties
.
135.51
Jan
63
116(4 (Jan
2,700
18%
;
10
Utilif"
•(
Rails.
Jan
1.45
Feb
xjan'
:30c
300
3%
>
26%
7
—•
Grade
Rails v-
trials' "
153.12
.
Warrants
Grade
.
Jan
1.85
Jan
3%
57
2,100
8%
1
!8%
common™
Second
Indus-
,
Jan
95c
Feb
1.20
3.000
1.50
J'-_ l::
1.60
200
yxx,y r
pfd
*
152.15
Jan V
.
1.10
Jan
Feb
x
15^00
63
16%
25 i;
Terex
Corp
10c
Trjco Oil & Gas Co—„.-50C /Union
Sugar Co.l_—;
—X
5 '
Southern Cal Gas
4
63
;
-
.65
Stocks
.
First
152.55
9% Feb
Jan
45c
X 67c
2,100
.
8%
..x-;;-
1
-
1.200
1.25
3 Va
73/4
10.800
75c
:|
,
ties-
•
Jan
200
7
25c
r——
9%
k 8,700
3%
•l'.v
•X
Utill-
roads
XXvlOfX:,
Total,
■
670.80
Mar
4
26%
1,300 vX-
78c
1
1—
.
38c
1.65
.—33 %c
;
/Rail¬
-
:•
Jan
1.90
X
11,400
X
1.60
—1
common
.trials
-Bonds-
15
.
compiled dally by using
Utilities, 6.04; 65 stocks,15.00.
" 7"
Jan
700
:
V-X. 75c
75c
—25c
Feb
Jan
681.64
—
27
Feb.
Jan
Feb
6,300
2,100
70c
X
7.
Invest
Oil
:
8%
•
40
—
Co
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Reserve Oil & Gas Co'
Ranch
;v
30c
35c
■
Corp Ltd—
Rhodes
24c
30c
10c 7
(Un)
Petroleum
American
v
1.25
Oil Co
Frank
Merchants
Rice
34%
34%
50c
.10 &
1
Co——
M
&
North
33
1
__-
Salt
800
2.05
X:XX':5 :X
Western
Imperial
,
.
Mar
28
200':
v
2,100
4%
•
-
26
v
X
31%
10c
(Un)
Jade .OilLeslie
29%
1.90
Exploration Co of California_l
Brewing Co
—,
1
General
44%
28
26
Jan
25
150
"'t.
4%
.—1
Jan
27%
37%
.
674.61
'
:
1
25
Feb.
High
Low
32%
25c %
—
class A
Ltd
Co
CO——
26
26
44
10 •
—10
Cooke—
Jan
Jan
22-!-^-!
Feb.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
—
28
1
*
Inc
Industries
Buttes
Castle
'21——!-:
Feb.
Shares
26
Corp
& Co Ltd
Jan
5-'.vvPeb>
19%
.
'
Low
Cement
Feb.
Feb.
for Week
Range
;
pfd (Un)—:-25 x
Brewer
(C)
—
* 7
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
5 7
American
X-
■
'•:
20
30
-Indus-
r
,v
Date
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
25%
;;
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York jStock "Exchange as compiled by. Dow-Jones <&* Co; ^
f
X*x W- [1'
7
Week's
37
x
are
/"/xe;/'
Coast Stock Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Friday
7; Last
;
57% Jan
i:
.
Stock andBond Averages
Below
listed exclusively on the Pacific
other Exchanges.
Feb"
il<
31%
;
;»
-Stocks-
include
•
Jan
011
This list does not
Jan
Jan
5 :-x
.19%
<:
Jan
'34%: Jan
•:.:4%k Jan
...18%:Jan
.
Jan
Feb
.
stock Exchange
Price Range on Stocks
Jan
36(4
x XV'':
'
Foundry Co—-1® V
' v 19
19% j.: 7 104 >
Air. Btake——Li_10
' (Z-' 27% [ 27% v
123
Elec Corp—6.25
32%
32% 33%
652.
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
•
;
.15%. Jan -v:
x
Jan
; Jan
65c
,
.
10a
;
•.
27
Jan
5
Feb
-Jan
34%
7:
.35%*. Jan
..x.^Va -Janx
3,434
,
56% '*> I
36
--i.' "1
50c
100
4%
Jan
.-43
Jan
678
19(4 .19%
*
547/a'
-
5
:
;
Jan
33%
.
Jan
.
Jan
28%
9%
Jan:;„:.
.
3iy«
Feb
30 %
,
Jan
31
.
Jan
74%
8,..
7
68
[ 60c
^36
60c
>86
—
27
120:
25%
.
:
.-341
f
34
,33%
r
,8%
41%
,
27%. Jan
139
33%
.
'40(4
.
50
x
37%
66%; Jan> ; ;
Jan
Jan
m
32%
.
740%
.58
k
'High
.
33%: Jan...
Jan
.10%
Feb
13%
-52
500
8%,
-
32%
.
JL58
.
United Engineering &
Feb
37
Jan
:
Range Since Jan.I,1963
Low
*
,
28%
28%
27%. 27%
.
'
:
.36
Shares
.
72%.74
;
"
Bolt iCorp -iOf'America!!-J—1
'7% Jan
35% Feb
•80
Feb
9
900*
54'%
37%
i
x
Jan
75
600
'
52%
31%
30
9%
9%
-
Jan
32
700
337/s
-
9%
.
35%
75
Jaiv
"
•"42%'Jan;
Jan
30
1,100
•
7Vs
-17
Jari
6%
32%
32%
32%
411% Feb
86% Jan
Jan
■43%
34%
:
—
•Mountain"Fuel
9,400
X
;
36% X
6%
.
-
i
McKinney- Manufacturing
_1
Supply-!u!—^ 10..Pittsburgh Brewing Co common1
Pittsburgh ( Forgings ". Co1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
lo ;
"Jan
76
-1,500+
-
:
.
.Harbison Walker' Refractories-!—7%
Harne ( Joseph) 'Co
*
Feb
.15%
Jan
101
Feb
14%
35%
35
.73
■'
——!lO
47% Xx
30%
307/s
j
_1
Duquesne-Brewing Co of-Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
——--i._5
Equitable Gas Co—
!• Feb
8
7 30%
14 % .Jan
*
*
,
'
■
.Jan
16% Jan
800
80%
14 %
14%
' 35
V
for Week
of Prices- :
/Low High
Feb
■
36
35 %
45%
•
•
<
r-1
—----!l0..
Columbia Gas System
Jan
59 %
-14%
::*.X76--:.
1
*
—1
5
1
:—i
Jan
102% 105%
45%
6.25
Corp—
Radio
Jan
17%
—
/Hlaw-Knox Co
Jan
6%
7 24%
"
76%
1
2
(Un)
Bancorporation
:
W/a
-;
"35 Va/'
1
'X 33 !.
200
4^100
*
:
Feb
7,500
60 V2 ••61%
.
—1
.—
Westinghou-e Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
Zenith
■
.
Feb
60%
.
17%
,3 --
53%
:
'
43%
"
Feb
Jan
'
Allegheny Ludlum; Steel/_^—„;
Armstrong Cork Co__
Sales
Range
Sale Price
X'7;
Pat
Jan
65%
Last
i
'1
Jan
y->:
—
.30%
41%
.61%
10
—---4
Products—
31V2
7y8 *>■ 7%
103
Inc
Western
59^8
•
(Un)——1—
-16%
-Corp-——.——.-2.50
(Un)
Upjohn
47
58 %
'♦41%
15
7 28 :
Jan
2,200
x
•
/Week's
Friday
-
Jan
Feb
61%
■
9.000
:
*
:
Union-'Carbide -Corp——
Union Pacific RR (Un)__——
States
Jan
53%
.28%
-3.50
*
—
208 So "La Salle
United
Jan
31%*
'"*7%
.-—--25
Sulphur (Un)
St Corp
TexasxGulf
600
-
60 Ya
59%
°
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
63%
13
1,000
25'A
6,500
31%
Feb
52 Ya
-
—:
——
14 V4
26%
28 %
3,900
61%
.
52%
—l
..
\-r"
61%
-
Texaco Inc
29%
13 V2
25%
6.25
25
7
—
Company
&
High
STOCKS
LISTED
High
•
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
Sunray D X L Oil—
—
Swift
Range Since Jan. 1,1063-:
7>;'7; LOW
25V4
13%
50c
(Un)
of California—
of Indiana
of N J (Un)
Oil
Oil
Shares
28 Va
Inc
Standard
Pittsburgh Stock /Exchange
for Week
Low
(Un)
Pacific Co
Bouthern
Bperry Rand Corp
Spiegel
:X"
Sales
/'
Range
of Prices
.'
Sale Price
vV ■■■■' ■ ■xX-x f-.; V •>
.
Last
,/■
* ' '
•
:
.
3
100
33% Mar
■.
87%
Feb
87%
Jan
30%
Jan
i—
—
28,000
X
,
39,000
7,000
.31,000
$2,326,000
$1,125,000
„
.
•:
72,000
202,000
.
225,000
Feb
30
•
Total
$12,410,000
$11,311,000
Volume
Number 6243
197-
.
The Commercial-and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(947)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
This week's tabulation
is for
Friday
Range
International Utilities Corp—
$2.00 preferred —;
Power
&
Low
Paper common
*
1.——i—*•
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
46%
*
22%
Ltd
-—
-
Aluminum Co
of Canada 4%.% pfd-50
47
Anglq Can Tel Co 4VaVe piu
—oJ
$2.90 preferred
—50
_w
Ax^us Corp ;Ltd i common-9%
*/'
$2.60 class A preferred
-50
class
B
Corp
Atlantic Sugar
Atlas
Steels
Bailey
common
Ltd——
.—
46%
Feb
49%
Jan
43
/• 48
42
Jan
45%
Jan
53
125
51%
Feb.
53%
Jan
9%
375
9 H
Jan
51
75
50%
Feb
47
1'/ 725
'
53
,
9%
50%
&
3787
50'A
Jan
3.200
'(%
Jan
7,085
25%
Feb
*
17%
17%
151/8
■'- 770
17
Jan
*
/ 37%
"37%
37%
6,003
34%
Jan
25
25
400
23%
Jan
pfd_
51
,
25
51%
,
Paper
63
64%
3,901
63
Feb
69
3,325
71
Feb
76%
Jan
73
71%
73%
4.133
70%
Feb
79
Jan
50%
50%
51
2,555
48
Jan
51
7 Feb
5.30
5.20
5.40
5,555
17%
17%
250
15
Jan
20
415
51
Jan
53
Feb
53%
Feb
54%
Jan
50
Jan
51%
Feb
53%
Feb
common...*
J
__
52
53%
52
>
53%
—50
K* 51,
.
54
295
52%
53%
,-.7;v 175
5%
5%
1.019
Note
British American Oil
British; Columbia ' Forest
Mills
B
*
Telephone
Building
Bulolo
<
Preferred
Canada
Cement
$l;3o
common..
preferred
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
20%
*
•Canadian
Jan
12
Jan
13%
Feb
17%
Jan
19"%
Feb
29
22%
8%
I—*
'~
1
Feb
29%
22% Mar
Jan
4,336
20%
Jan
25
69%
Jan
71
51
Feb
56
Jan
13%
13%
Jan
4,989
8%
Feb
10%
18.660
10%
Feb
11%
.440
51%
Feb
53
Jan
100
Jan
9% Feb
Jan
585
a92
,
13 %
9%
J«h
24
90%
5
Jan
Jan
92
Jan
24% Feb
;
51%
Feb
38%
Jan
22
22
105
—25
Ltd
Co
,
.
A
8%
50
power
<4.00
6%
__
16%
*16%
61%
63%
2.867
Canadian
"Viokers
Consolidated
Textile
class
Feb
450
:
4.00
2,650
8.55
174
23%
300
41
-41%
Jan
22
Jan
26%
Jan
25
39
6%
.74
2
22%
22%
725
22
—100
al27
al27
10
121
48%
49
7.631
Feb
9.25
•
Jan
12%
Feb'
Feb
6% Feb-
,
Jan
24
4.50 Jan
200
A__:
11%
Jan
22%
450
ir.7%
75 m 75
Feb
Jan
4.25 Jan
7,430
^
174
%
7:90
-5.00
Feb
10%
12%
23
5
4,95 Jan
Jan
18
1,900
5.00
44%. Feb
Jan
Feb
152
53'
Jan
24%
7,910
12%
7
Preferred
Jan
5.00
45
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
75
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
Jan
133
;,/■
Dome
V-*":/'A'iLji
.
Seagrams
50
Feb
Petroleum
—iU————.2.50
12%
12%
■
17
18%
10
" 62
61%
63%
2,223
19%
17%
20%
31.364
20
20
200
6%
6%
360
2.25
2.35
1,180
Dominion
new
7% .preferred
Dominion Lime Ltd
Steel
>.10
—
'
——~
Coal..——
&
Dominion
Stores
Ltd
Dominins
Tar
'
*
11
14%
21%
Jan
64%
18%
Feb
20%
Feb
20
Famous
Jan
6%
2.00 Jan
2.35
10% Jan
11%
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
18%
22
22
600
22
Feb
22%
5%
•
19 %
18%
19%
4.305
16%
Jan
19%
24
1.180
21%
Jan
24
Mines.
:
42%
.
275
11
50
•
/
GO
Great
.Great
Britain
&
Corp—i.
50
113
43
9
9%
.34%
,34%
36%
2,850
400
__
1,574
,
9
Jan
50%
Jan
43
Feb
Jan
9%
Feb
32%
Feb
34%
Feb
49
Home
Feb
53
: Feb
Feb
7
Jan
Oil
Inv
J°n
Feb
18%
Jan
3,055
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
27
1.040
25%
Jan
27
Feb
21% Jan
1.100
25.
'
,
6
100"
'
6
4.588
Feb
6% Jan
2.85 Jan
1.300
3.75 Feb
33%
Jan
101
180
100
104
34%
Jan
35
Jan
10%
11%
1.150
10
•17%
8,125
16
Feb
4.65
Bay
-
5%
5%
26
24%
100
A.
18
—* .%
18
.•
•
225
15
5%
5,500
.
26% '
Feb
Oil
Tobacco
Ltd
Canada
/
Cement
International
Nickel
of
International
Paper
18
Feb
20%
Jan
•12%
13 Vq
Jan
1.500
11%
Jan
12
12%
52%
1,684
12
50%
12%
13%
10,325
11 %
Jan
41%
1414
14
25%
1,010
class A-.i2.5Ci /
—-—.2.50 .:/.
Maclaren Power & Paper
Class /B/>i-,———
7%
,
Jan
7%
17
Jan
17%
.x«tn
34%
Jan
36%
Feb
23
Jan
21 %
Breweries
Class
B
Ltd
L
—
Freierred
class
20%
20%
21%
12%
7
,
713
■—:
Montreal
Trust
Moore
Noranda
7%
Jan
800
7'A
Feb
9%
Jan
12%
Feb
3,778
27%
Jan
30
Feb
787
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
Feb
43% Jan
14% Jan
,
40
*
40
100
12
12%
585
12
88
Feb
45"%
Jan
52%
Feb
16% Jan
16%
Jan
34%
Jan
:
90
94
775
50
7 52
2,605
al4% al4%
40
»
25
50
Feb
100
Jan
32%
5,424
31%
Feb
23 %
20%
Jan
23%
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
14
Jan
16
Jan
11% Mar
13%
13%
15%
15%
16
2,400
4,567
4,475
-1
Products
11%
11%
>12
7,575
common
21
21
35%
35
27
1
* v 78%
35%
*
27
*
,
&
Ltd
Co
;
common
i
Quebec Telephone
1958 preferred
Power
Jan
23%
,%n
35
Feb
38%'
Jan
725
27
Mar
30
Feb
8%,
16.550
37
6,599
7
2.443
89%
90'A
36%
46
46
a21
7 a21
9%
a8%
Royal Bank of Canada——
10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common——--*
Feb
93
Jan
36% Mar
Feb
Jan
49 %
Feb
Jan
22 %
Jan
Jan
12 %
Feb
10
Feb
10%
9
Jan
5,280
100
11%
14
275
14
■
8% Feb
78%> Jan
7% Jan
72% Mar
11%
11%
7%
Jan
Jan
44%
200
74%
Jan
21
300
a8%
Jan
38%
35%
200
72%
-10
73%
4.85
9%
Feb
64
10
12%
12%
9%
Feb
8%
35
2.426
151
"
——
20%
295
35%
36%
A_—u—7——-i7—* !
Rolland Paper class
Rothmans Co
665
--•260
28 'A
35
~20
common
Jan
8%
common.—.——-*
Ltd
Canada
12%
35%
"
6% :
i—1
-7.100
—*
77.
preferred
Jan
21%
...
Quebec Natural Gas common
St
Corp
Lawrence
5%
class
Cement
St Lawrence
preferred
Foods
Salada
Ltd 7
11%
Feb
15%
Feb
Feb
7%
30 y4
^
.
>.
•
_
.30
30 %
44V'8
.27%^'
6 %,
30'A
Jan
.45
Feb
Jan
45%
47
Feb
Jan
,26
265 '
5.80'
Feb
Jan
;.
-
28% Feb
220
6.25
5.40 Jan
;
Jan
14 J/4
9,270
13%
Jan
14%
a25
5
25%
Feb
26%
Feb
a7'A
175
7%
Feb
7%
Jan
a21
a21
75
20%
Jan
31
*
••»—
'k
31.%
V
>
Canada—.a——;——mf
—.-1
Feb
30% Feb
14
31 %
75
29%
'Jan
2,600
32 Va
Feb
.32%
36%
650
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
Z'
a7
:
—..7.——v
SoUthain Co -77.-,
-__.*
Standard* Structural Steel-——.———*.
of'
Jan
8%
.
a25
14%
Simpsqns
Co
29
.
Jan
11%
Jan
28%
/—A
103
'
5.80
...20
^preferred U-
7% Jan
660
;
28'A
27%
v..
477
.46%
46
Warrants
Sicard Iric common-..-——
S46
:44 v44 %
>
i77——...——■../•
Shell Oil of Canada Ltd "A"
—*
Sherwin Williams of Canada com
*
Jan
38,694
30%
A
A.4% pfd.
.•
—50
Series; B 4%%pM7.770^.-4.^.7-50-,.
Shell Investments Ltd 5V2 %
pfd;
20
.Series
Feb
9 %
'..35
;
a
102%
100
29%
Feb
a—
3,850
7%
9%
*
—-—.
32
102% 102%
9% > 9%
100
—*
30%
7 Plocc
14
a22 V'4 a22 % L //
*
common...—
——
common—.
Scott-Lasalle
?'
*
A
Shawinigan Water. & Power com.._—.*
'
Jan
2,585
30%
common
Reitman's
Jan
,
12
13%
Development 7——,—
6%
Feb
108%
31%
Corp of Canada..
Quebec
31C
Feb
23 J/4
Petroleum
Bros
Jan
7%
/
*
*
Page-Hersey Tubes *:_•—
Price
Jan
22c
31%
Steel
Power
13%
12%
105'A
23%
Ontario
Penmans
Jan
*
Ltd
Mills new common
Flour
Placer
Feb
22
Light & Power————*
Mines
Scotia
Ogilvie
Pacific
;
•Feb
29%
11%
Chemical common._5
&
Drug
7'A
640
28%
;*
—
20% Mar
302,861
29
5
Corp
National
Nova
—
22% F^b
13
11%
40
—
22%
Jan
1,342
22,134
29'A
Locomotive
Jan
31c
105%
Ci—
Montreal
Jan
18%
106
27c
30c
—*
A,
18%
20
25
22%
Massey-Ferguson common ————*
'Rights
^,•
5%%
preferred
100
Metropolitan Stores common
*
Miron Co Ltd 6%
partic pid
10
Molson
325
12,878
a22 % a22 J/2
22%
& - Tel—w*10
Maritime .Tel
a22
a21
>21
Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
MacMillan
Va
io%
10%
19%
33%..
u
•
.
18 Vi
.
19%
,
Jan
V Jan
Feb
Feb
16,334
18%
Feb
20'A
Jan
2,405
19%
19%
18%
,
21
/
'
32 V2
19'A
Feb
20'A
Jan
..
•?'•■.
4•
■
v'
class
Finance
Traders
Trans Canada
.
43%
Jan
47%
61%.
1,043
•59%
Feb
65%
Jan
13%
•13%
13 yB
13%
Feb
15%:
Jan
10%
10%
11 %
8,075
9%
Jan
11%
26
25
26%
23,508
2,255
21»A
Jan.
26%
Feb
15
-
Jan
1.84
Jan
A
Pipeline.—7—
Canada
Trans
Mountain
Triad
Oils
Turnbull
Oil
Steel
United
Ltd
—
•
7—7—r---^
&
.-V4--7—*
56
.
.
25/
' 5%
100
58%
2,893
r
Feb
14% Jan
•a
—
6%- Jan
Feb
12
12%
Feb
55%
•
Feb
Jan
'
195
195
Feb
Jan
5%
370
.12%
55%
•
-1
Ltd
>
5%
'
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
1.60
12%
a__
_
i—*
Worts
14%, Feb
200
12%
5%
1
Jan
:
900
12% >2%
a22 % a22 %
Corp.——---——-——*
Gooderham
Walker
14%
160 :V. 160
i2%
common—^.—*
r——7.—-77-—77~10
1,915
14%
14%.
Line—_—*
-*
Pipe
Ltd
Elevator
preferred /
Viau
1,860
59%
Corp Fund—1;
Trans
-
45
60
—*
Bank
Toronto-Dominion
C
44 Va
...10
banadki Ltd^i-_-l-7—
Texaco
;
1.95
100
59%. Feb
2.05
Feb
15
Feb
Jan
13%
Jan
17%
17%
400
17%
Feb
18%
Jan
18%
18%
18%
3,400
16Tb
Jan
21%
Jan
21
20%
21
400
20
Jan
21%. Jan
preferred ——<——-100
96%
96%
96 %
50
*
36
36
36%
50
33
Jan
36%
Feb
a49
a49
5
48
Jan
49%
Jan
Transmission
Westcoast
Co
Prod & Crude
Pac
Western
vot trust.*
Oil--——5
—7-7—*7
class A—
(Geo)
Class B
Weston
—————*
—■
"-
•;
^——-.50c
preferred
4%%
14
14%
400
97
96% Mar
Feb
,
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Shown
This week's tabulation is for a six-day trading period
:*
64%
43.
.
41%
4,283
41%
4,085
14
2.160
6%
25%
26
> A 261
5%
7,415
17%
63%
66%
30
7.60
(Friday, Feb. 22, through Friday, Mar. 1)
31 Vi
Week's
Range
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Par
.
21c
—————*
Alscope Consolidated Ltd————*
Alsof
Mines Ltd.^
—.—v_
-1
5%
Minerals
Alpha Aracon
—
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Amalgamated Beau Bell Mines Ltd—1
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—_—I
Telefilms
Bav
Black
Blue
Yukon
River
—
Mines
16%
Warrants
Bornite
British'Controled
Bruneau
Jan
15%
Feb
63%
6% Jan
28% Jan
28%
Jan.
18V2
Feb
2,250
.
•
2.50 Jan
32c
Jan
9.800
9.60
7c
6,500
al2
24c
24
54,100
8,000
9%c. 9%c
6.30 Jan
180
s 9,486
5c
3:000
;
22c '
__
*
6%c Mar
4c
Jan
12
Jan
16%c Jan
14c * Feb
9%c Jan
14% Jan
,
5.050
17
16%
a6
a6.75
175
12c
15c
13,700
.1
a28c
a28c
50
1
24c
27c
4.000
21c
21%
24
1.025
20% Feb
——1
Mines
Oilfields
—
■
-17
*
•
4.75 Jan
12c
Feb
,
Jan
Feb
27c
Feb
85c
6c
Jan
2.60
Feb
6c
Jan
7cf
Jan
5c
Jan
3.10 Feb
1.35 Jan
a6.75
Corp
Jan
14,621
20%c 23%c
23%
——
Copper
26,750
34c
1.45
Jan
5%
Jar»
Jan
4c
4c
2.85
9.60
„
"
2,000
Mar
4.00
Jan
46c
1.70
Jan
10
Jan
8 Vic
Jan
5c
12
Jan
>
25c
Jan
Jan
23 Vic Mar
J*m
12c
117%
Feb
7.25
Feb
19c
.
Jan
H::
Feb
44 Vi
Jan
1
Ltd
5,700
4Vic
al2
22c
Mining Ltd
1
RaCeway Inc——-L—1:
13,300
5c
6Vic
„
7c
Bonnets
4%c
4c
-
23c
5 Ac Jan
1.86-Jan
5° 3an
5,667
7,600
- 7c
2.40
5c
32c
.
*
1
Feb
„
4gn
A
1.40
„
:
_1
Feb
63c
5c
'
•
1.40
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"—1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—
——I
Bateman
13 % Jan
Feb
''.••'•'25% Feb
-vi
.
*
2lc
46,100
2.75
5c
2.80
.1
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd cl B
737
85c
4c
—
Ltd——.——*
Augustus Exploration
1.500
Cc
2.20
4Vic
'■•
5%
21c
82c
•
.>
1,400
21c
—.
,
3.25
5%
—.
High
Low
llc^ Jan
3.25 Feb
175,350
23c
15c
83c
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining——1
Anthonian, Mining Corp. Ltd.
—1
Arno
Mines
Ltd—
——
*
Atlas
High
3.25
Class A
55%
Jan
Jan
Low
.
1
Radio Electr! Ltd com—*
Vlax
13%
.:
Jan
10,370
v/
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Ltd.
—
CalgaryidciEdmonton
17%
10
page
1,425
% .14%
6%
._*
Canada
see
.
Jan
51%
13J/4
41%
common
36%
Bibis
300
18
12%
_._*
Corp common
preferred
footnotes,
36%
Power———
Jan
5% Feb
26'A Mar
52%
—.——4.68%
Acceptance
For
11%
com____5
——
of
100
16
.
Jan
*
preferred
17%
Feb
21
*
Co
ImDerial
17%
Mining Co—
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common—
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
10,576
—£1
Mining—
Imperial
•
—
17%
Jan
15
*
Feb
104% Jan
11%, Feb
Jan
14%
101
Jan
17'A
1
'Feb
'
v
3.40
.5
Class B■:'!
Indus
57%
!24%
.
2 00 Va
1
!.
Jan
104 »/2 104%
17%
■■
17%
1,970
"
33% -34 %
lOO'/e
Corp—
18%
3.40
34 %
.^.100
Z.IOO
51
6,076
"
,9%
26
>Z-6':
__
——*
—
class
Hudson's Bay
Inland
—
l57%
6%
125
'
Hudson
6<4
-
*".*
6%
,
70.
24
—
•
Lakes
HOlt, Renfrew
Feb
Jan
9%
9%
i—10
;r
49
18%
18%
*
49
6%
56%
57%
1
s~
'.
Paper
Handy Andy /'Co common.^
Hawkey Siddeley Can Ltd Com—
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.
;
Feb
40
200
*
•
•42%
9%:
;"—
,
*
*
__l
preferred
"
Canad
20%
240
Feb
Power/ Common..^
preferred
preferred
375
41
7 %
—
Lawrence
Feb
23%
•
:*
5%7r
20%
40
7%
Jan
—
Freiman,'..Ltd.''(A J)i,—■■■■
Gatlneau
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
•
Ltdi
Frenoh Petroleum*
Feb
43
20
——38
-i-—,—-*
Jan
17%
Fleetwood Corp .2.,..—
Foundation* Co of Canada
;
21%
Feb
4,260
8,423
Corp ;
.J——'
^.1
^^.1
Heating Prod class A
;—*
Fraser Cos
Jan
Feb
13%
,
Canadian
18%
Jan
18%
*
Players
Feb
Feb
6%
13%
Ltd—————3%
Nickel
16y8
Feb
.17%
Eddy: Match
Falconbridge
2,795
Feb
18
■
&
16%
Jan
Feb
61
13%
Pont, of Canada com_-..2
*
Dupuis Freres .classf'Aiyiii^iv-l--^—L* ^*
Enamel
16%
81%
Jan
10
j7%
%.
Du
Electrolux
16%
Ltd—
St
Jan
Feb
5% Jan
*
———
—
->^etteemable»preferred A'iit,.— —.23%
Dominion Textile commbii^^—Adil*
Donohue, Bros
Dow Brewery
'
700
com———*
Chemical
&
'
.
1
common
Warrants'—-J—--——.
•Dominion
;_*
common..
New
—
Feb
17
1.030
3.7%.
Glass
47%
12%
5,245
8
■
Bridge .„•;
i—tit*.*,
Dominion Coal 6% preferred——.j.
25
Dominion Foundries & Steel com.;—.*
.
Feb
A.——_—* '
class
Financial
Zellers Limited common
48%
Dominion
16
*
com
preferred
Lower
4V2%
:
———_.i—.2
10%
Jan
(M)
Feb
Jan
'
Distillers
Feb
14%
Steel
5
273
.
1~
A-—
Co——
9%
4,060
Ltd
53% Feb
Jan
225
common...
Seal
350
15%,
5
Steinbergs xlass A.
Jan
7 Jan
3,128
23%
A
Glass
9%
15%
67.
14
11%
;
*
15
20%
5%
•
Jan
10
8.30
Jan 7
16
61% Feb
15,948
5%
Mining >Sc Smelting——*
Consolidated
9%
1.5%
Service
7% Jan
16 % Jan
Feb
174
12%
*
6% Mar
Feb
12%
42
11%
'
Development—
Ltd..!
5
4.30
13%
20 %
:-—*.•;
Co
.
Feb
2,010
-26%
•
26
.
Feb
' /'/431,U
:
4.75
4.45
26
11%
Central Del JRio> Oils -Ltd.^————^
1,928
Loeb
Jan
8%
4.00
1.275
44 %
174
Railway.
——25
Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
Credit
'13%
4.50
Canadian Pacific
Cellulose
14%
12%
5- :V«
'
«
Jan
10%
Jan
!
14%
Jill..:.——1_—1*' %
Canadian
6%
>
43%
__
—50
650
22
Feb
7%
200
62%
'
*4.30'
Jan
8%
•1,066
6%
'
Canadian Marconi Co.———————1
Canadian Oil Co 8%
pfd
—100
22
8,410;
884^
i
**,4.15
.*
com
;
8%
c
>
!—-*
common-
___L—
.Canadian^ Locomotive
8%
8%
—it-*.:—il—*'
International
__
common—*
79%
Lines—:
Bros Ltd
Jan
53
9>/4
24%
24%
_.
125
9
;fc/
Jan
.-
78%
Pipe
preferred
$2.00
Jan
969
Jan
'
79
25
Jan
36
Industries
Zellerbach
Feb
33%
35%
Preferred
Crown
2,579
.
35
1,325
1
&
Feb
9,601
Canadian
Cork
Jan
28%
27
38
Canadian
Coronation
29
7/977
71
a92
.Husky, common-—
1.
i
Canadian Hydrocarbons!•_—
l——-*
Canadian: Imperial jBk, ot .Cpmmerce.lO
Crown
4,409
29
54
9%
Canadian
Consumers
a—
35
50%
Chemical
P*
Jan
Jan
a
37%
Fairbanks-Morse class
K
23%
20%
5
49%
B ■ —1——
Columbia
3,515
I 37%
Canadian
C
Feb
22%
8%
10%
51%
10%
,
—_I;_25
series
Class
Feb
Feb
8.75
cammpn^Il—49%
Canadian
-
6
317
21%
21%
■; 71
100
>$l;75;>series
$1:00
600
Feb
7.40 Feb
705
13%
commonlilill^—i—;--*<-
5%preferred;
Canadiah Celanese
3.75 Jan
3.497
27%
Jan
54
51%
*/c
52
$3»20.®referred&A,i.«A_*L--.——.i—SO
'..
6
31
v
27
Canadian British .Aluminum com—:—.*
Canadian,Bronze
500
7.65
"fc>
3
34
-
new—*
common—
Feb
Jan
1,433
27
—*12.50
Breweries
Jan
15%
12%
19%
35
10
Electronics
30%
23%
52
2C%
21%
al03%al03%
1
1'.*
Aviation
Feb
375
6
—*
.1
Feb
53%
25
common
preferred
Canadian
Feb
7.40
Malting
Canada SteamshiD common
5%
Jan
27
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—_*
Foundries
Jan
4.45
54
Jan
7.40
;
Feb
19%
Feb
54
Jan
53 %
12%
19%
1—20
-
5%
Feb
2.75
52
Jan
12%
12%
..100
.—
•
.,
Jan
53%
1—1—*
common
■
50%
6,972
54
29%
5
——.
Feb
1,345
9,854
..LI*
Products
50
5.65
Jan
3,397
*
Gold
5
14%* 14%
19%
20%
*
—
Calgary Power
:
class A
4.15
54
50%
Feb
29%; 30 Ve
,
25
com
51%
3.90
19%
1
Ltd
51%
:
;.»*.—*•
> 30.
Products—, 14%
Company
Class
"
4.10
*
Co
Columbia Power...
Bruck
,v
4.95
12,741
51%
5o
—...
Bank
$1.25
Feb
50
1
400
Lewis
Jan
73%
*
—
Brown
25% Feb
71
25
Columbia
Feb
63%
Paper
—;
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Bowaters Mersey 5% % pfd.—.——50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power.
*
British
37%
10
pfd—
Bowater-
British
Jan
72%
*
American
Jan
9
29%
7"/l9'Vzjan.
10
Telephone
British
.77
'
10
:
A
Bowater
V10% Jan
52% Jan
51% Feb
:
O 74
—
Corp 5%
preferred
Jan
27 y4
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Rights
5%
25 Ve
25%
Banque Canadian National.
Bell
Jan
51
,
—
5%%
Power
Jan
26%
_
Bank of Nova Scotia
Class
48%
22
13,920
Jan
—*
.
Bank of Montreal—.
Bathurst
43%
8
._
42% Jan
High
43% Jan
48% Jan
78% Feb
1,640
53%
(John)!———i-—w,.—•,
Ltd
Laurentide
High
•
Feb
—50
preferred
——.
Selburn
Low
40%
Jan. 1, 1963
Low
48%/ 49%
49
Range Since
High
•
43
Class C preferred
Asbestos
Range Since Jan.1,1963
6,591
Shares
50%
Public
Jamaica
Labatt
3,044
46%
23%
46%
/:
•
VZ $2.70
42%
46%
22%
-
.j/.-J.,.,
High
41%
42
for Week
Low
—^5
—
Intel-provincial
Shares
Sales
Range
~
7::777z:7,777-; ::7' ;!f '..Par
z
for Week
of Prices
Par
Abitibi
'dales
Week'i
.
Last
Sale Price
Last
Sale Price
six-day trading period
a
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
(Friday, Feb. 22, through Friday, Mar. 1)
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended March 1)
Exchange §
Expressed! in Canadian
39
Feb
/ 73%
Feb
A.33% Feb
Corp.Ltd
•
23Vi
Gatilpbell <Ohibougcmiau Minos Ltd
1
Canada Flooring Co-Ltd'class B——1
18%
Canada Southern Petroleum
Canadian
Common
Canadian
Colliers
-
&
•
Ltd
Resources
3.85
1
3.85
18%
3.70
3.90
—
Jan
27c
Jan
24
Feb
4.60
3.°5 Jnn
400
4.15
18
•
—
a—
Jan
18% Mar
16% Jan
820
1,200
4.90
3.«o Feb
Jan
Ltd:—
,1--———I—
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian General Investments Ltd
-3
'•
*
._*
7%
—
•
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7Vi
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a7%
42
42
50
1
1Q9
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8
250
"
.
40
Jaa
•
Jan.
7%
Jin
'
8%
Jan
42%
Jan
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stocks
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stocks
for Week
Range
of Prices
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;-"1i Par
Ltd—
Mines
Carbec
Warrants
Inc
M-G
Limitee
Dominion
class
•<..
al4c
23c
23c
23c
,1,600
37 y8
37
37%
4%c
4%c
.
.
400
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25
24c
al9
20c
620
9%
9%
al2
al2
34c
:
C 20c
Jan
25c
36%
Jan
39%
3c
Jan
-
Grissol
Foods
,19c
Jan
29%
22%c
Jan
33c
40c
Jan
23
Feb
280
9
5,200
Jan
26
Feb
68c
16c
Jan
1.92 Jaa
2,600
11c
56,730
9J/2c Feb
13c
32,500
10c
8%
4c
8%
8%
500
3%c
4c
6,000
Feb
8% Jan
3%c
8%
19c
2,000
15c
Jan
21c
59,500
18c
Jan
29c
7,550
6c
Feb
8%c
Jan
3.75
3.95
1.82
1.80
1.88
20c
20c
25c
2c
36,110
3.30
3.630
Jan
Feb
2.00
Preferred
Jan
!
Warrants
Feb
2.15
2.10
2.30
2,035
Feb
2.60
Jan
Class A
•
80
6Vic
8c
8,100
5%c
;8
Feb
•
1.70
1.60
1.73
18,754
1.60
alO
alO
100
•
1.35
Jan
2.10
1.85
Jan
8c
Jan
Voting
Jan
Alberta
Lead
Mines
Oil
Ltd—
Lingside
Lithium
Loblaw
Cos
Z,: Class B
Ltd
class
;
—
ldfec
17c
7c
122,422
v
Class
Feb
*
Trunk common
2.75
29
130
25%
3.25 Jan
Jan
Feb
1.09
Jan
2.85
5.15 Feb
preferred
Central
Warrants;:
Lochaber Oil Corp Ltd—
29
Aluminum
2,000
2,200
60c
Jan
1.00
Jan
10%
Feb
12 Va
Feb
3 Vic
3 Vic
2,000
3 Vic
Feb
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
1.50
1.50
1.50
300
9c
IOC
Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd.
Marchant Mining Co
10c
1st
Massval
Feb
$2.50
Mines
Ltd
Matachewan
Feb
8%
Feb
Feb
8%
Feb
•
.
15c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd 1111—15
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
•
Melchers
T/o
Distilleries
preferred
1.50
dan
1.50
Jan
Ashdown
22,000
6,700
7%c
Jan
;
12c
Jan
54c
Feb
;
81c
Jan
97c
26.000
75c
Feb
a6c
250
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
15c
1,000
14c
Jan
25C
Feb
;
Island
*
Mining
Corp
Ltd
5%
•15c
Vending
&
Nocana
Amulet
14c ' Jan
82c
71c
87c
542,500
Co
Mines
Asbestos
American
Rare
Northern
Corp Ltd
4,500
51c
Jan
70c
19c
17,300
16c
Feb
36c
31.500
8%c
Silver
Peace
Metals
—L-,
6%
16c
180
900
cum
non
1st
cum
Feb
11
Traction
Chibougamau
Goldfields
British
American
Oil-
British
Columbia
Forest
Quebec
Telephone
Crest
Gold
5%
1956
Columbia
Packers
British
Columbia
Power
Columbia
Sugar
common
Jan
Mines
4% %
preferred
preferred
5%%
Feb
Brockville
Feb
Brooke
32
Jan
Jan
Brown Company —
Bruck
Mills class ,B
13c
Jan
22c
Jan
Feb
7.35
Jan
v
Bond
:
Building
f
-
preferred
Products.
:
Enterprises —I——
Calgary Power common
Jan
Canada
7c
7c
5 Vic
Jan
8c
Jan
3 Vic
Jan
6c
Feb
Canada
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
Canada
Foils
Iron
Feb
Canada
Malting
9%
Jan
Canada
1-48
Feb
10,500 :
1
5c
4%C
5c
3,000
24,000
4%c
4c
4 Vic
12,750
47%
48
9
9%
1.48
1.48
•<•
260
1,950
,
300
2.70
14,000
2.85
875
5c
6C
9,500
2.80
2.80
500
3c
3 Vic
4,500
14c
14c
15c
26,100
20
20
20
1,000
4c
3Vic
4%c
13,500
26c
24c
30c
2.60
3.00
45
9
3.40
?;
Jan
■
Jan
'
Jan
1.48
48
<
Feb
,
;
■
'
Feb
Cabol
common—
Class
*
;10%
#
Ltd
Stores
clasj
Ltd_
A
footnotes,
•6%
Dominion
Sugar
class
1
r
see
Packers
43.
52%
Jan
Feb
51 Va
Jan
7%
7
Feb
8%
12%
150
11%
Feb
17%
18
3.360
16%
Jan
51%
Jan
14%C Jan
23c
2.70 Mar
5c
Feb
2.45
Jan
2%c Jan
<<
Jan
Canada
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
4c
10c
Jan
i5c
20
Feb
20
.
2.45
Jan
3.25
Jan
Canadian
Canners
40c
625
Jan
50c
Jan
Canadian
Celanese
4.15
4.35
3,376
600
10
:10 %
1.375
16c
18c
44,100
6%
6%
1,019
Jan
10
Feb
10% Mar
16c
Feb
24c
6%
Feb
Jan
76%
4.10
Jan
50 %
Feb
53%
Feb
1,265
8%
Jan
10 %
Jan
Feb
45
33%
Jan
16,500
53 Va
Feb
51%
51
51%
135
50
Jan
51% Mar
50% Feb
54% Jan
53
53%
5%
5%
305
34
~
34
550
3.90
4.15
24,818
—
4.10
V
'
350
5%
32
2.75
36%
55
Jan
'Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
34
70
70
,25
125
70
2.90
2.75
Feb
3.15
91
93
130
85%
Jan
S3
v
Feb
Feb
Feb
4.45
Jan
2.90
93
70
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
30
30
81.518
29% Jan
30 %
Jan
14 Va
14%
14%
8,340
12%
Jan
15 Va
Feb
16%
16%
16%
125
15%
Feb
16% Mar
19%
27,395
19%
Feb
23%
780
30%
Jan
34%
Jan
170
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
840
51 %
Jan
54%
Jan
94
Jan
105
30
19%
33%
20
20
53%
,
>20%
33
53%
537/a
96
_
,
80
96
13 %
.
9%
5
20%
Jan
20%
Jan
13%
3.524
12
Jan
13%
Feb
6
31%
12,580
9%
3.75
120
24
9
.
9
Feb
107%
Jan
8%
6
27%
.
96
Jan
7%
20%
20%
12%
,
* <
Jan
-100
8% <
20%
.*
s
105% 105%
8%
.
1,168
•
6
Jan
:
Feb
8% Jan
42c
Feb
Feb
31% Feb
21
.
Feb
10% Jan
>!Ll5
Feb
Jan
8.041
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
6,367
29
Jan
35%
Feb
28 %
28%
28%
352
27
Jan
29
Jan
27%
.955
57c
,
•
:
26%
t
;
26%
.•>
4,772
26% Mar
29% Jan
,
160
35
Jan
38 %
20
Jan
22% Mar
69%
Jan
72 Va Mar
37
37%
22 %
21%
22 Va
721/2
71%
58%
72%
58%
115
56
Jan
58
59%
855
55
Jan
60
76
77
1,659
74%
Feb
81
96
69
'
•
>
59 Va
76%
'
.100
94%
51
.51
13 Va
13%
-I
,
■
•
13 Va
•
Feb
56
Feb
.13%
Jan
>
13
I 1.350
I
9
6,755
10%
27,250
10%
10%
51%
52
9
9
570
1.90
2.00
1,230
Class
B
warrants
i
<
1.95
2.00
1.100
;r
11%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
1.85
Jan
2.20
1.65
Jan
2.15
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
51'A Feb
12
12%
1.215
common.
•
49%
49%
50%
38.867
36
37 V2
37%
650
36
25
Jan
38 %
10%
3.85
Jan
7%
Jan
Preferred
59,221
3.25
16.690
7%
7%
4,050
86c
.3
90c
117,270
85c
Jan
95c
2.100
75c
1
Jan
Canadian
61c
63c
38,600
49c
Jan
64c
Feb
Canadian
Curtis Wright
Dredge Dock.-
78c
-J.
S8c
175,000
35c
Jan
95c
Feb
Canadian
Fairbanks
class
15
425
14%
Feb
16
Feb
Class
6%
Jan
91c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.00
Jan
7%
8V'a
455
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
*
8%
8%
9
970
7%
Jan
9
*
4.00
3.75
4.50
1.085
3.00
Jan
*
A
Jan
Feb
8%
8%
3.00
,85c
common
■
3.00 Feb
8%
3.10
7%
.v
Morse
38
Feb
8%
•
_
,
52%
11
_
Jan
13%. Jan
9
Feb
Feb
12
preferred
Chemical
..
,
Jan
■*
,
Feb
9
10%
1
A_I
class
Warrants
Collieries
-
8%
Jan
51
300
9
_I
!
warrants
Feb
96%, Feb
93% Jan
11%
.8%
/<
Jan
13%
51 %
——*
Feb
<
51
f 12%
Feb
~
155'
87/a
com__;
59
185
53 %
•
515
12 Va
.
_*
common
'
4,699
371/2
10
•
1
A
B
69
Feb
165
:
Feb
Feb
3.35
54
•
79c
7%
71
1.100
-
Class
Canadian
Jan
62%
5,012
61c
preferred
new
Canadian
1.10
Jan
J an
5,144
■
"
625
1.10
Feb
1.75
35%
50 '
2.60
4.75
37%
351/4
-
Aluminum
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.30 Jan
21%
-
30c
Jan
10%
Feb
51c
common
Breweries
British
Jan
4.00
52%
25
103
20%
33%
B
Aviation
9%c
99c
52
10
class
504,800
30c
3.45
,—
Wire
Feb
\
73%
34%
Jan
Jan
Jan
35
A——
Lad
6 %c
\
65
71
3.35
•
Preferred
22%
100
•
class
Preferred
Feb
105
62%
Steamship Lines common.,
;
12.50
Feb
320
35%
Canada
Jan
8c
3.10
,
Jan
19%
53%
Safeway
3.75
"
100%
Jan
13
54
Canada
Feb
25
101
23%
'
'.740'
20%
B
Jan
14%
page
Feb
50
•
2c
*
.
Feb
50%
1,125
*
A
Foundries
61c
•
Ltd—
5
50%
400
51%
35%
Permanent
$1.75
4.15
315
51%
51
Jan
.
—*
Preferred
1.05
1
1
Feb
9
20
Cement
35c
17c
For
21c 22 Vic
1
Lawrence Columbian Metals
Lawrence Diversified Lands Ltd
Sangamo Co Ltd
;
Jan
9%
*
Jan
St
7%
3.45
—-*
—
—w—
Feb
St
9,175
10%■ Feb
8%;
61 %
63%
1
2.15
Warrants
Jan
72%.
•
.
25
Feb
I2
Jaxi
8%
25,500
10
Burn^ & Co
Canadian
I
101 Va
2,694
50%
—100
preferred
1.60
•
77/a
10
10
148.162
100
—
Chemical
2.05
1
102
.
1.50
common_25
(1956)—
Feb
7c
Jan
6.60
Columbia Telephone
1.60
Ltd
Jan
102%
102
9%
*
2.05
Mining Corp
Foo's Enterprises Ltd
16 %
20
—,
57c
11%
31
:
British
14 %c Mar
.
Feb
.
Preferred
B
'•7 ViC
Roberval
Jan
*
Corp
British
class
.-48c
20
pfd
15
* v
British
Jan
Jan
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec
235
*
Jan
3%c
Jan
15%
37%
——*
Products
5c
5C
Jan
47c
15%
*
31c
2.70
Jan
•
59%
Feb
1.35
*
119
Cobalt & .Exploration
lr
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd 1
Lithium Corporation
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd!
—III
24
.'.w;,'
Feb
30c
37%
100
-5,000
21 %c
Jan
46%
1,46
common
38,200
LtdLl
6.30> Jan
/
306
.
37%
common—,
7c
*
rnete®
...
58% Jan
Oaii,/.^ a 25Va Jan
/
7%
*
common
39c
50
r
.
50%
.£1
3.40
1
pfd
Jan
Jan
640
—•*
5c
Ltd-—-
,
;
30C
_50
—
Jan
14c
5%c Jan
32c
—
—
38c
Quebec
Sob'V's
preferred
Paper
Company
3.40
47%
27,743
,
50
preferred
5c
50
Jan
Jan
12%
Canada
Quebec
Quebec
Ruby
Corp 5%
—_*
pfd
108%
25
38c
II
Jan
Jan
47
—
1
-
23%
class A——l,
Paper
Canada
partic 2nd
Gas -Producers
4c
41,300
6.75
Corp of Canada—
Provo
Red
152,100
&
•
Ltd
Jan
Jan
5.50.
43%
217/a
••><22%
({>
22%
51%
*
4c
10c' Jan
193,500
50
2
22%
51% '
10
Preferred
Feb
6.60
Power
Brazilian
Jan
97,400
»■
Jan
9.75. Jan
irilMhfityt
300
•
2.75
1.70 Jan
84
32
.'I
203
*
-
B—3——
Bros
5% %
Feb
15c
32
160
17c
Jan
Jan
13c
class
Industries
Bowater
Jan
Jan
57c
r
1.90
12c
46c
—
Mining & Smelting
Pennbec Mining Corp
Pitt
Gold Mining Co Ltd
4 % %
10c
360
—1
106
5,763
46%
—
common
Telephone
Bowes
Jan
1.50 Feb
2,250
•
11%
73
10c 14 %C
47c
60
6.00
46%
10
B
-1——
Ltd
Bowater
F«»b
3%c Jan
11
1
Jan
8%
4,150
300
84
12c
7C
-
Mines
:
7c
Ltdl
60
-
46 Va
w-
23%
> —
Bell
Jan
4,250
4c
,
11
common
Mines
Prime
11c
14 %c
k ;
—-
50
common—
.
Bridge & Tank
(T G)
Bright
;1,775
10
River
Power
2.25
1 90
Feb
6%
4.000
2.00
Jan
»5
II
1,400
1
Mines -Ltd
Porcupine
1.60
83
Copper Mines (Que) Ltd—1
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investmn Co
1
Paudash
50
1.55
11c
I
2.182
3 Vic
Opemiska
Patricia
8%
11%
14 %c 15%c
1
A
65c
7%
12c
Corp
Quebec Power Co
60c
11%
1
2.35
30'%
<110
7.55 Feb
50
Jan
30C
cominon>-j
*
Beaver Lumber Co common———*
Jan
1.12
too
3,284
17%
Beatty
Feb
16c
1.10
1.55
8.00
22%
.*
Bathurst
Feb
87c
Jan
60c
1
class
Opemisca Explorers Ltd-*
45c
class
Sugar Refineries
Bartaco
Jan
1.10
10
.
American
North
Ltd
Ltd-
Ltd
Finance
3.55
Jan
16 %c
•
Ltd
Norac
1.10
I
Bank of Nova Scotia————————10
Jan
9,100
j
Co
North
18c
2,500
13.200
;
7.55
-*
——
-
Bank of Montreal—-——
Jan
17c
Ltd-*
Co
I
Mines
62C
1.45
16c r
•
Pow
Exploration
West
Feb
1.35
m
Temple
Autofab
Jan
*
New Formaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland Lt
56c
loc
1.40
•
Minera's Ltd
Needco Frigistors Ltd
New
5%
Feb ;V;
Feb
5%
1
Native
Newrlch
14c
Hardware
Atlas: Steels
Jan
1
common
Jan
46%
—
Jan
•
Ltd
Royal Dairies Ltd
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Automatic
1,083
20.300
1
Mount
National
10
•
Mount
25
—50
:Class- A.:i——i——-«——-*
Preferred.
—:
100
.
36C * Jan
5%
55c
1
Mines
51
49%
55c
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
r
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Mistango River Mines Ltd—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Pleasant
Jan
Feb
Mar
39
15c 16 %c
;5%
1
Feb
107 %
>83c
Jan
27%
265
5.75
,
—*
$2.60 preferred
—'
class B preferred
Atlantic
Jan
9
6,000
9
1.08
2dc
450
29c
,
9
5
—.
51
25c
•
9
Feb
2.80- Jan
-
"
Feb
50%
29c
•
com
;
Mercury Chipman
Merrill
Limited
w'
:—*
;
——
$2.70
15c
92c
2.00
1,703
,46%
22%
preferred class A.
7%
8
a6c
i
1
4,950
108
Corp common-———-———*
9%
Class C preferred
———-*. '8 Vi :
82c
1
_
23%
Jan
Jan.
2.55
•-'
warrantsclass A——„——*
——100
Imperial
preferred
54c < 61c
•
2.35
65c
28%
Argus
; Ash
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd
22% Jan
;
2.10
107 107%
\
*
preferred
4%
Anthes
65c
;
Co
4% %
Feb
-
11 %
■•
800
:
————-
————
Jan
;-/"5c •
65c
600
100
—
common
preferred
Analogue Controls
10%
710
1,630
27%
28
107%
7.76 ;■
—
Aluminum Ltd——
Feb
Jan
60c
2,540
430
2.65
107%
2.20
100
warrants
B
1
.
:—5
Preferred■
Feb
17c
Jan
29
10c
23%
70c ;■ 72c
-
■
19
Feb
8%
23
2.45
■
.
2.65
Jan
25% Feb
3.75 Jan
"
21%. Jan
4 Vic
8%
24% Mar
3.40 Jan
17% Jan
3,000
8
500
19
5c
10c
3.50
42%
<<<^.9;:
5C
77/a
.
24%
240
High
40% Jan
24%
3.50
■
4,912
3,766
2,000
8
Low
.42%
2,220
40,850
8c
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
41
42
24 %
19
87c
'
Low
Shares
20V'2
4.20
13.595
six-day trading: period
20
3.80
3.15
being
one
18%
t2.75
•
Jan
18 Va
80c
,—*'*•••'
4.40
20%
3.00
•
A
Jan
<<<8%c:Jan
10
-50
1
———-
Jan
Algoma
•
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd
80c
Feb
Alberta Natural Gas__——————10
1
Publishing Ltd
4c
3.85
if;SS';!2.18 Jan
4.00
5c
1
"Jan
;
500
Jan
Jan
;Feb
.
Feb
ik
Ltd
40c
?13
Feb
9
•
Mining & Exploration Co Ltd 1
Laduboro
Leland
Zinc
&
Feb
In Canadian 'Dollars
a
—
trust-—
Gas
Algoma Steel
Kontlki
12%
Sales
3—
Class A preferred
Labrador
86c
for Week
Alberta Distillers common—,
Feb
27c
Jan
1.05
-1
4c
Jan
600
Range
common——
Jan
Mines
24,500
Week's
*
—-—•—--25.
Ltd
Acklands
Jan
Gold
55c
4 Vic
Jan
'
10c
>8.000
4.00
Jan
1.80
4,850
:
3% c Feb
Jan
7c
Kiena
43c
4 Vic
Par
90c
Iron Corp raj.Keeley Frontier j LtdZ-
100
of Prices
Abitibi Power & Pa!per common
Preferred
——25
700
Jubilee
13
.
Last
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
Mar
7°
3.75
15&C
Jan
3Vic
83c
'
Jan
29c
ft
&. Mining
95c
9,200
Friday
Feb
6c
-ZX
Feb
700
14,000
85c
13
Jan
5c
Jan
1,000
Dredging
60c
60c
3 Vic
■
(Friday, Feb. 22, through Friday, Mar. 1)
2.000
Ltd
60c
Jan
85c
85c
This week's tabulation is for
Jan
13c
95c
Co
Feb
8c
3 %C
•
Prices Shown Ate Expressed
Feb
2.09
12c
Jan
18c
3c
A
Jan
3.50
.
Jan
are segregated into two parts.
The first
STOCKS, and the second list the MINES and OILS.
Jan
19c
Ltd.*
class
5%
•
2.60 Jan
Exchange issues
INDUSTRIAL
25c ' Feb
2.07
20c
The Toronto Stock
Feb
9%
1.75
Ltd
•
I Toronto:; Stock Exchange
Jan
37 %c
18.800
10c
2%c
Mining Ltd
Feb
Jan
;Jan
Feb
7%c
Interprovincial
v
——
1.19 Mar
Jan
*
2.05
2 Vie
Ltd
.Jan
jan
11%
>.-5'
6c
4.00
95c
(Can)
57c
''..14-
-U-
18,500
7%c.
4.00
1.70
Helium
7c
50c
9%c
•
Ceramic
Feb
3,800
4 Vic
7%c
Paints
3.45
*
950
International
Jan
75c
Jan
.
38c
2,050
3.25
of Canada—2
Speculative Inv Fd
1.70
International
25%
4oc
2.7 33
5%
•
Western Helium Lt<}
7%c
Internat
24% Jan
8,600
14
5%
Westville Mines ,Ltd—,———-—1
13c
5
,45c
12%
Feb
10c
Develop
&
v40c
.
i
-
*
Ltd
Products
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Mining
Inspiration Ltd
13%
1
Wainwright Producers & Rehn Ltd—1
Weedon Mining Corp
—1
Oil Co Ltd-*.——
——*
•
Hastings
Jan
•
.
509
Jan
540
220
1
Ltd
Jan
51,400
34c
26
*
Canada
25
14c
6 Vic
V
1.95 Jan
—1
of
•
69c
12'/a
2.07
Mines Ltd
;Vv'<"59
Jan
15c
1
Autotronics
Age
C,a30
Jan
8
12
;.'V
*
Lake Silver Mines Ltd
5Vic Jan
Westeel
*
Golden
7Vic Feb
3,600
Feb
15% Jan
40c
Ventures Ltd
102,278
Feb
Jan
19c
1
Jan
9%
Feb
Jan
37 %c
Ltd
12c
7c
6c
7c
r
'
30c
1.50
9%
Mines
Jan
Westburne
Jan
15%
9%
Reliance
3,500
Jan
18c
470
23%
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
.10
Co Ltd
Pools Ltd
3.30
Feb
5c
"i, a
a__
1,610
23%
1
Electric
Swimming
Mar
22c ,< Jan
1.70
23 y*
(1945) Ltd-.
Minerals Ltd
Feb
J«n
502,550
Mines
1.05
*
Val
Jan
<
15%
*
Fabi Limited
Jam
60c
,40C
Towns
United
iy 1.55 Feb
Feb
29 %
Ltd.
62c
.25
Feb
Feb
170
Ltd
Jan
38,100
9C
■v
'
Feb
4.60
<<;
1.65
16,000
Mines
ljc
9c
64 C "
Jan
6Vic
Jan
5Vic
15%
31c
Com
Jan
a30
iJan
Jan
18
10c
7%C
7%c
Jan
23c
Feb
-
Jan
84c
16% Mar
5 Vic
York
1.19
Ltd
40J
?
1.00
94c
*
15c
8.000
1.65
15c
1,000
'
'
•
Jan
1.50
25
30c
Feb
117% Mar
26,000
lie;
8c
-l
56c
8 Vic
Jan
"
?
20,000
a
19c
1
Explorations Ltd
Oil
Ac
4.00
6.700
V
95c
t
5.000
1.55
Z
,
.-14Vic Feb
'Jan
21c
*
110%
16,2j5
17%
10%c
_1
Ltd
Feb
93c
Jan
3%c Jan
-
10,300
1.000
V
Ltd-*
Weld & Steel Works Ltd.*
Lake
;;8c
.
20c
Mines
Tazin
453.
65c
High
6%c Jan
4,000
■<
16%
-1
Jan
29 %
60c
16%
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
7%c
115% 117%
60c
•
8ales
Shares
High
6%c
117%
y lie ;Feb
> 2.35 Feb
Jan
..
Services
Air
9c. ,i Jan <
4%c Jan
4,500
.
29 %
Sullivan
Genuine
.4,500;
<
.
29c
Metal Mines
Glen
4C
5c
1
Gaspe
8%C
4.50
1
Fort
76c
al4c
Dumagaml Mines Ltd
Fox
<
4.50
Dumont Nickel
Fontana
5,280 ;
83c
100
Jan
11 %c
Feb
90c
8c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
Equity
,<
<
pfd
6 %0
Warrants
Jan
1.45
Jan
29 <
35
1.00
Leaseholds
Drummond
,■*lie
•
3.608
4c
*
Ltd
Feb
13.400
78c
5
Ltd
6c
7c
78c
«—-•
A
y
2.25
•
Ltd
1,
Jan
29 VA
6
10
A
Corp
Explorers
Dominion
29 Va
300
.
1.18
Mines
Dome
18.500
:
5c
class A
Ltee
class
Petroleum
Denault
6 Vic
1.45
2.10
1
Electronics "Ltd——;
Delta
}20c
1.55
Provost
&
Couvrette
4c
Jan
11c 11 Vac
-
Mogador Mines Ltd-.
1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated Paper Corn Ltd
*
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Consol Textile Mills Ltd 5 %
pfd—20
Crusade
Feb
11c
200
<■■■
.<5%c
Consolidated
Credit
3c
2.500
—
Mines Ltd
Spartan
2.600
,
—■—
Copperstream
Feb
»6c
(Can) Ltd-
Commodore Business Mach
11
4c
—I
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Copper Corp—
Cleveland
Southern Canada Power 6%
Jan
9%
Low
1
Feb
18c
6c
J
}
Ltd-
Mines
—
Ltd
590
1.45
3c
—*
—
'Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Cheskirk
240
a
Mines
Dufault
South
Feb
38c
42,435
14c
Ltd
Corp
11
:
1.45
Ltd
--—
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
J
Cessland
58c
10%
As-estos-corp
Caspar
a86
48c
54c
Ltd
Co
Royalty
Cantexas
Fab
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
-
25
a85
pfd
100
CtwuUiu" -»*-Ouiak Henneries'Ltd-Canadian Power-& Paper Inv Ltd—
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—
1
Canorama
Explorations Ltd
J
Trust 5%
Inv
Inter
Candn
Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
'
:V,'sV,
East
.
(Range for Week Ended March 1 )
Sales
Week's
Friday
•
.
(948)
40
:
4.50
Feb
Feb
Number
197
Volume
6243
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(949)
CANADIAN MARKETS
-Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Trice
Par'
Products
Food
Canadian
General
Electric
Canadian
General
Investment
—-0
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
Canadian Locomotive
<6%.
Jan..
45
Jan
39
v'-
33%
Jan
43
Jan
150
15
Canadian
Pacific
Railway—'
2,316
;
V'6;'
Petrofina
Canadian
621'4
a% ■
61%
5.720
14%
5%
;. 5%
9
2.007
Canadian
Utilities
preferred
—1
95%
>_
Preferred
5%
6,06
Crush
Jan
24
36V4
Jan
40
Jan
20%
19
20%
Jan
.107
25,164
,115
17%
725
7%
'2.05
*
'
7%
7%
700
.28
30
10
450
r
—:l_——25-
:
-
-
10
1.95
1:95
1.95
14%
14%
1.70
;
—50
42
—10
.'—_0_—_5
68
———————
42
1.90
1.10 Jan
JL27
/111
2.60
2.60
400
49
>9,220
5,590
Dominion Electrohome
48%
Foundry &• .Steel
Dominion
Lime
Lime
—;
;
common—J.-—.
53
16
11% Jan
14%
Feb
11%
12%
8.70
62
61%
-6%
•
i
63%
'(Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Invest, cbinmon—-*0"
Dominion Steel Coal
—J—.
,—* •:
Dominion' Stores
--*■
•|b|§'
;•
,
8%
8%
,
8%
'
:
.;11%, Jan
,61
•6%
1,723
13%
13%
8,670
17%
18Va
14,722
Jan
.Preferred
8%
Jan
Jan
12
Dominion
-
-
--*.0.
—
Textile
23.50
Dupont Co--
Economic
Investment
Eddy Match
;
Trust
Co
common.*1
Farnl
Class
20
*,
,
44
11%
205
205
>
:
8%
10%
•
2.25
143
0
1.125
43
0
:'H 90:
11V*
174
75
195
Feb
Jan
>046% Mar
66
35y8
Feb
iJan
225
Jan
Jan 0
Feb
12
Feb
.
68%:
.
Jan
1.170
8%
Feb
10 y4 Jan
885
10%
Feb
107/b
10%
2.00
2.35
58
18,992
18
18%
:
3.326
26
l
1.70
2,250
56%
435
.
Jan
2.45
Feb
18%
Federal
Grain
class .A—
j
Fibre,Products common
'
JFleet Mfg;
:
———
'■
4.00
79c
—5
I,720
0
24
••
45%
—
-*
Foundation (Co_-_;----i.u.-^--^-^-—■
Fraser Companies
,__■*
Freiman (A.J), common-—-———*
Fruehauf -Trailer^-—
171%
9%
26%
34%
General
Petrol
Genera]
Steel
100
104
■
58
330
Feb
4.00
75c
Jan
Jan
5.50 Jan
Feb
83c
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
.25;
Feb
Feb
51
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
26%
Feb
,1.166
,;.V
560
101
I
11%
7%
110
"
10%
6%
800
'0.7
7%
104
104 Va
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
32
Jan
Feb
777
62%
Jan
68%
67c
67c
662
65c
Jan
70c
Jan
8%
■8V2
840
Jan
9
9
9
775
140
75
64%
66%
Feb
Jan
-12% Feb
Jan
16%
Feb
:60c
(.6:1 c
2.70
3i00
2.40
2.60
2.80
2.45
68c
370
0
50c
36
16%
16%
10%
11%
16
15
16 %
23%
11%
w-——12
Groceterias
class
A
12
1st pfd__30
preferred
31%,
30
—iwu*
St Paper
40
100
22 %
Feb
10 Va
Jan
31%
>1,356
.31%
Feb
32
,32
35
9%
565
,
8%
8%
6,158
18
21
21%
2.45
00
25%
11%
11%
106
,106
12%
12%
13
105
106
1.55
1.65
41%
41 'A
.50
2.25
240
700
Maxwell.: Ltd
'
Grain^0.^—w----i-ii-'—---*//
M E p.tC Canadian Properties——^*
Metro Stores common20
Preferred
24
Jan
:
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
22% 'Feb
3.20
Feu
Feb
Jan
'.27
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
iFeb
1C6
12%
Jan
22c
Jan
435
104 >/a
Jan
.200
.1.50
Jan
1.65
Feb
041%
Jan
2.60
7%
.7%
41
.1.95
n
•1*425
—20
22
22'A
13%
Jan
31c /
Feb
109
Jan
iTan
-
Feb
Jan
3,00
1,80
(6.022
3,95
.2,738
6
29%
29%
0
6
28%
A
.30
Jan
Jan
22%
3.00 Feb
0.250
1.75
8
Feb
.
3.60
Jan
Jan
1.95
Jan
21'Za
190
3.00
3.90
class
Mar
Jan
Jan
.
'
—
Containers
18
.102
50
r*
—
Industries Gas
Milton-; Brick-
1,875
——*
—————
Midland Pacific Grain
Jan
11%
527,157
105%
Jan
97c
25
92,006
Sic
50 %
Jan
2.25 ..Feb
100
25%
Jan
Jan
23
•1^00
11%
9%
21
•
20,156
2.25
Feb
-8% Jan
Feb
18%
•
365
22 %
10%
<
16%
,.-.g0o-
23%
22
33 % Jan
Jan
82c
02,685
23%
Jan
47 ya
835
17%
Feb
Feb
33'/a
Feb
,8
Feb
:12
Feb
8%
77/8
"1.000
21
100
31'/a
,
•
'6,401
27c
preferred—-
Jan
Feb
4,845
49
22%
2.30
•
-
43 y2
•12
85c
,————100"
-
—
Feb
Jan
23%
48
17%
*
Jan
16''A
23%
8
20
—
Feb
22'/a
12%
83c
class A-2,53
A preferred
26 V'a
Feb
Jan
48
,
Jan
Jan
83c
-
19
10%
9%
-8y8
'
Jan
Feb
20%
490
Jan
37
13%
mm
8
Jan
85c
(6,240
9,588
0
9%
—-—50
———
,2.65
Feb
Jan
31%
—————20
——
3.00 Feb
24
•"05,-465 00
10%
•
common
Jan
Feb
32'/a
.16
770
41%:
0;
Mar
68c
Jan
80c
Feb
2.35
'7,525
04,000
34
Feb
2.40
12,630
68c
;
35%
—
Preferred
Feb
6%
•6Va
1.75
3.10
Jan
Feb
3.95 "Fib
,
Jan
<0% Jan
27 Va .Jan
29% Feb
28%
Jan
30l/a Feb
Feb
43 y4
Jan
6
30.)
'"
Molson
Brewery class A
Class -p—-
:
'
:
Fine
Montreal
5ia4
Locomotive
Works-
40
40
•
Foods
?
626
40
—
—
Monarch
Moore 'Corp
i*
7%
8y»
00 12-: ,12'A
0 50
51%
01.715
40
3,960
*
commonl-.--—
'97/8
Jan
12
Feb
15%
Jan
45%
Jan
52%
Feb
4.45
Jan
5.25
Feb
7% Mar
0
0 10,458
AV-
National
./v5-
National
——J—u.——u-1
Drug & Chemical common-
15%
National
Trust
26 Va
Neon
Containers
-
Products
Niagara
class
Wire
Mines
Northern
Ontario
14%
15%
610
18%
0., '*■32
B__-—_
r.
—
14%
13 y4
13 Vt
.31%:
32%
i8y2
;
18%
Northern Telephone '
:■ Warrants",
.31%
49>A
49 y4
'0'
'5,505
5
32
9%
9%
5.75
'
Nova
Scotia
5.50
23%
617
23%
13%
Power—
v
Ogilvie
Flour
13%
—
13%
■.
35
35
35
15%
16
Ontario Store
Fixture
-0
4.00
4.25
3?
31%
32%
,
Oshawa "Wholesale^————*
Overland
———*
common
-
4.40
4.40
—
Jan
•>.:9% Jin
•
5.95 /Feb
Jan
.23% .Jan
Jan
13% Jan
Feb
38'/a
Jan
Jan
16
4..40
Jan
33
Feb
3.85
30
Feb
Jan
4:00
120
;
-
32% Mar
0 Jan
50
,
34%
2,100
•2,990
—0*
019
Jan
12%
M30
-
20%
Feb
Jan
34% Jan
14
100
15y«
Loan & Debenoure—
Steel
Products
1,731
^0
common——"*
Ontario
Ontario
31%
49
■
Jan
.
0 15%
:
0 Jan
4,166 0 y'9 0. Jan
5.25 Feb:
1,100
.60
19%
Feb
17V4. Jan.
'
708
%;.
49 y4
5.50
:* 9%
-1
19
18%
32 %
Gas——
29Jan
31%
,7;0071
'
Natural
Northern -Quebec Power common—.
Preferred
50
—i-—-.0——
16%
Jan
17% Jan>
013.0/ Feb
109
'7750
7
Feb
21
1,270
27
40/26'
18%
—
Noranda
3,440',
5y8
Feb
140
64%
Drilling class A_-___50c
0
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
12
28% Mar
82
Feb
34% Feb
Jan
,100
.Jan
103% Jan
150
28%
.
Jan
.5% Feb
JJ'A Jton,
33 V#
'6.840
104 104%
Jan
9%
25%
>600
34%
191
171%
354
259
--
■
5y4
Jan
"Feb
45%
7Va
28 Va
4.95
79
367
SVf-
6%
Feb
100
•
26%
11%
6%
28
Feb
315
24
46 %;
175
28 %
T%'
—
34
100%
—
•'General'.Motors
;
4.40
100
•6%
7%
Gatipeau Power common,--'
—;
5% preferred
—100
5V2 % preferred
100
General Bakeries——,---——*
General Development —
—1
General Dynamics —
—1
—1 '
25
200
77c
'
.
—
.
70
4.00
-* v:
——-1
Ford .Motor -Co.—
Ford :of^ Canada--——---—.
-
4.50
_■*-.
—
—JJ--—, ——-0.
Fleetwood-Corp
25
4.50
>67%
'
Jan
Jan
4%
40
Modern
Jan
6
0:2.25 Jan
200
40%
Midwest
Jan
80c
Jan
14%
5,404
Jan
11
Feb
9
.
LOO
5V2%
Jan
58
Feb
50% Jan
117%
16%
5 %
1.75
2,235
Preferred
Falcopbndge
-—-.-j---.;
Famous Flayers Canadian—-*
Fanny Farmer Candy
-ii.--.-i;--——1"
Federal Farms' common—————*
12%
01,800 >
.04,7510.'0.
8,120
24
McCabe
Jan
38% Jan
>030.0/ Jan
,210
.0
6&
66
00 0
common,—.3
-
35 Va
195
-
46%
33%
■
1,925
Feb
10,550
5%
1:95
-
Feb
20
;.,36% Jan
17
58c
65c
300
>6 */a Jan
420
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Rights
—;—
Jan
19%
.
•
11%
—1
00.
*
1——i—w-w—--10 :
warrants-——-—-————.
A
43
20
"
-
46 Vi>
„•
_
Preferred /
42
V.-'
Jan
15%
Magna
i:
Maher Shoes Ltd——————*
Maple Leaf Mills common-------T.-_-*
Jan
23
Feb
16% Jan
.10 y4
00
20%
Jan
18 y8
Jan
■
•
Empire Life Insurance—--n---iL-.--i.10
Equitable Life Insurance $5 paid—25
V Exquisite
42
5,135
2.891
21
675
19%
■
-20
,
;——.——
Emco> Ltd
22
18%
.
-•*
Easy 'Washing Mach pfd—-*'-..
.21
19%
*
common
17 Va
10%
24
Macleods
Feb
14%
.18% Feb
.
3.55 Jan
20%
.
,
Jan
6
Macmillan Bloedel Powell ;River
■
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
3.15
6%
Maclaren Power
;;0 8% Jan
Feb '
•
i4,860
•4.95 Jan
6
.Minerals'
Loeb e(M ); Ltd:
Feb
.8,
2.85
3.25
24
Preferred
Jan
2.40
010% Feb
Jan
:•
04:75
.-'Locana
Feb
Jan
8
13%
65
Jan
Jan
Jan
159% .Jan
.2.05
.
—
13% Feb
0 9.00 Jan
185
10
17%
Feb
:6%
..
478
11 Va
Jan
123
//i'?7,40-Feb';'/
550
8>/4
,
10%
21%
Feb
2.05
.
.—10
1st
Jan
-
0
4,800
10%
Inc ————————1
Loblaw Cos class A——
——
Class B
————
Feb
.
•i.,7.70
5%
Loblaw
2.80 Jan
6%
0:0^ 81% Jan:;-
.
20%
B
V
i
:J9 Va JPeb
f
25
Class
Feb
53 V's Mar
4,985
$1.25 preferred—20
$2 preferred ——r————38
Loblaw
.5V'8
class A——--——10
2nd preferred
Feb
49%
Feb
200
A
10%
17
100
2.40
135
Jan
110
2,883
6%
2.40
warrants—0—>;
Jattn
2.50 Feb
355.
J
:
.
47
.1,050
12
-*i*
1
120
1.700
7.40
:
.
-.78% .Feb
0
.Jan
0 ,706
1:75
.———^f*
-
Preferred
Jan
;
...
tf. 75c
9%
——
—
Cement
Levy Industries
Feb
13% Mar
120
————.---j.—■
Dominion
18
.
51% Mar
590
110
i----i*0
common
2.060
'
300
'4.849
0
29.S4&.00 -.L50 Feb
57.
62c
Leland
•
Feb
53
.
17
1.70' Feb
■'
Mar
127
.
'Feb
68
7,085
Dominion Bridge ;
——-—:*.
Dominion .of Canada GenlnV;
.j*
15
Feb
>
Feb
6 %
*
-
—
$1.40 ^preferred
1;95 Jan
13% Jan
44
13%
48%
17%
Feb
Jan
-*V0
10%
Warrants
————i,—
Lambton Loan ——————-—--10
Laurentide Financial class «A——->*
Jan
10%
Jan
13%
/'
29%
Feb
3.20
.
Jan
8% Jan
Feb
.50
.
0 ,53%
2,65
»
0-
Jan
Jan
*
—2
Jan
2;65
30
14%
.
8
t
Feb
55
51%
common
■.: Warrants ——————
Lakeland ■ Gas—
Lake Ontario <Cement ;common——1
Feb
380
13%
common-
18
-0:-.73%
.
2.40
'
_^^io
-
Common
Jan
125
51%
Ltd
109
68
.
Club Ltd
Labatt'
Lafarge
Jan
5%
m,
—
Feb
.27%
300.
13%
Seagrams—.
"Dominion
Feb
Jan
44
;
60
,
i
53%
-
600
-
14%
——-^--—-—10 I
.1
6.35
.Jan
2.15
-
150
1.60
-
Warrants
0
16% ..Jan
6% Jan
1,859
2.25
28
•10
2.05
•
"Estate'•'-—Lj-—,—
Distillers
.22%
10,645
preferred ,.,-——'—-—,-100
Class A
Dale
13,348
Feb
48c
'
2,00"
■9%
* J*
Kelvinator of Canada.
8%
17,161
17%
AJ----^-2^c
Jan
26% Feb
-48%.Jan
*"•—
5%
warrants—
Warrants
9%
•%: 19
■'00:52% Feb:
.
7.9%
Kelly Douglas class A
9
7% Jan '- /
.7% Jan "
4.75 Jan
106%
5%
Lake
B
63%
Jan
?i70 Jan
■
Jan
.43 %
(3,290
1,075
•
Warrants
5.35
common
International
Jan
37%
17%
-
Crows '.Nest
Class
44 Vt
56c.
1.80
Preferred
23%
*
A—;
—v
Preferred
Jefferson
6% Mar
Jan
87c
•
16 Va Mar
-
Jan
0 18% Feb
;
-Feb
;JJ6-
^
561
r
Jan
37
106%
/
Public Servioe—
Jan
25
23,092
'
"
78%
Syndicate class
Steel
*
■
_
Feb
-6
Jan
«67c
'
—
140 Feb
>6% Jan
'
5
Jamaica
:23
.
.-100
j,—
—:
Timber
1.490
;
53%.:
Pjpe„^,.----—^*
Jan
-4.15 Jan
Feb
8
300
10.017
(/:■:.8'*-
19%
106%
Imperial
:
>,
*
Bit .:;
(R ■ L) »• Ltd—-*—*-.5%^-^——?-■
Crowp Trust
Crowp Zellerbach
.
y
66%
49 y4
50%
Interprovlncial Pipe. Line
Interprovincial
17 %
0100
49%.
48c
Investor
-6%
<
r
63%
48%
Cr'edits-f-. S
Jan
29% /Jan
; /
49
common
Feb
4.10 Jan
6,161
(9%
Building
Discount
Feo
18 %
Jan
•4.75 'Jan
.
200
-25
1959 .-warrants
0
0
,—5
common
17
-
■'
161/2
26%
5
-
Interprovincial
Feb
5,760
6%
16%
26%
•
-
—
22%
20 V4
Cosmos
Crestbrook
.81^;
15
8%
9
7%
5.80
23%
—
.
Preferred
.
Credit
'Warrants
>•
6%
com
Minerals
International Utilities
Jan
37%
•
Smelting
B
Coronation
Craih
13%
195
95%
5%
8
...
preferred.
Distillery class
Craig
15%
Powders
-'i-—4.ii26>
19
-
-
4.60 Jan
3.35 Jan
Bronze
4.5b
Feb
:
Jan
47% Feb
Jan
4.70
17
'2,000
Interprovlncial
Jan
%
.0 101
'
•
Jan
275
Jan
85
>
25%-Feb
2,335
Jan
Jockey
~9 W
Consolidated .Paper ——.——J*
Consumers Gas common—
,
—*
:
15%
.
55
Feb
45
33
Oan
'
Warrants
11%
82c
450
875
Gas————————
28%
0
'
68c
International Nickel
27%
Jan •
17
500
3.65
15%
8
Consolidated Mining &
Corby
/
95%
-
Preferred-
Class
.5%
*
„
-99%
7-18 %->-Jan
:;>0l,5150>"
18%
5%
.0::Preferred
*
Building common—
\
?
;5,%
Bakeries
r
>
4.85
17%
1
18%
International
29l/a Jan
.20
J53D
1,475
4.70
10
common
18
Feb
•
Jan
67c
International
Jan
2.25
1.00
5%
Jan
-
,
City
690
4.40
20''
26%
Jan
*3% Jan
Inter
Feb
1.00
-----;
058%
.Jan
16%
3;59
4.95
Jan
Jan
//JB45-
21VB
'■^r^..5"
"»
34
*
18%
/
"V
f/:..,24%-<'Jart^
..ID..
20
;
-55
1.265
16%
15%
Cellulose
Consolidated
Consolidated
-
-V:>JL5
.Jan
05% Feb
47 %
/High
Feb
50
"
——————---J-—/.
1
23%
'
31»i,
20
t-1-4
*
'—————-*-.,-25'
Preferred
25%
4.35
Gas
Warrants
v 10%
85%,
18 '/4
,
'•5%
ChateaiLGai Wines-'——
Columbia
/:
1.
....—
Capital Bldg; Industries—,.——
Chrysler
31
85%
27%
V.V.7
Co
Natural
Jan
4.00 Jan
:
47%
11,240
preferred
Cement
Inland
Feb
Feb
47%
Low:
26
——^*
Inland
67
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
25%
•Inglis,-(John).-wii—
Jan
10 1
1,517
:
.100% 100%
.■
7% .Jan
1.60 Jan
17 %
.
Feb
3,270
45
18%
^
,
Shares
——•
-
Jan
1.841
11%
26'/a
20.
com__•
——_——20
—
Canadian Westinghouse
Canadianwide Properties
19.361
38
^—,0* '
Natural Gas
26-%
"25
J———-100.
Preferred/-
Canadian Western
4%
25%
>
.31
85%
—100
Canadian Vickers:
430
11%
common
:
'
Feb
4.55 Jan
2,659
42
preferred
AVa.%
v
4.70
07%
26%
—J—'—.—
-:
13%
190
4.40
56%
a
.
preferred——,.,—10
,
16% /Jan
Feb,
15%
Industrial Minerals
Industrial Wire
for tVe«k
Low
Industrial Acceptance common———*.-**
0 214 r/c ipreferred
50>
;
1.05 Feb
1,416
8,254
14
25%
Canadian Tire Corp .class Aj—-—,——*
Common
'
1.460
9%
,
25
Feb
'
K 57%:
.
'
Feb
1.20
61%
4.60;
■comraon-.r.wi.w,.-.i^
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
0000 0000,'x:VarS
'.Feb
25'-
,
Oil
-
35%
16:{'»
14
1
Canadian
High
>
Sale Price
'
16%
.9%
*
Canadian Marconi Co__
'-41
(X0
1.05
62 Va
*
common
Low
15%
2.50
Gas
0,.
75
42
6
Vl
1,10
Canadian Hydrocarbon common-——-*:
Canadian Imperial Bank—
_10 0
Canadian
>
/Week's
;
Last
Range Since Jan.1,1963
45
16%
6
0 ;
36%
wm'iAZ,
—•
—
High
36
36
class A—*
Securities
——
,
Low
STOCKS
Shares
45
pfd——28
Qil——————,—-J.
Canadian Husky
Warrants
>
.
Friday
for Week
;i
of Prices
pfd__100
2nd
Canadian
Canadian General
i
(Range for Week Ended March 1)
Sales
Range
.»
41
Jan
4.H0 Jan
Jan
'
Wares
*
common
Globe
Envelopes class A___
—*
Goodyear Tire Canada common-—*
4%" preferred—
ii—50.
Gordon Mackay class A
*
'Great Lakes
Paper.'
Great Lakes Power
•
l-
;
common
08%
•
9
-
Great
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
3,170
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
West
Class
Voting trust
1956 warrants
225
3,518
1.05
805
0
49
1;85
Feb
1.30
Jan
48
1.80
Jan
49 Va
Jan
Jan
2.45
Jan
6V2
Jan
6%
4.50
150
4.00
Jan
4.50
15%
2,138
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
14
14
Feb
16%
Jan
Lines
800
——
Trust
10
3,414
1.00
200
1.00
Feb
2.90
2.95
400
2.90
Feb
18%
:
15%
1.00
i.V
———
Preferred
Peoples
Photo
19%
1,837
585
18%
58%
59%
61
^
Jan
Jan
Jan
20 %
Jan
Feb
64
Engravers
Corp
Power
Iron
Premium
Reid
Farms
*
common
1st, preferred
Harding
100
Carpets
common
Preferred
^
Hawker" Siddeley
Preferred —
Hees
(Geo
Hinde
&
Home
&
Howard
Huron
&
Jan
—
-
Erie
prior
Riverside
Jan
Robertson
565
18
Jan
19 Va
155
25
Jan
26
8,07o
100
87%
88
16%
>
17 %
*
1.00
50%
51
j—20c
1.75
44
44
59
Jan
5%
Class
Yarns
Mfg
2nd
Robin
Robinson
Cotton
Jan
Feb
Jan
007'%" Feb
:
Ma
6,480
1,893
70e
Feb
>89
90%
3,365
64%
Jan
4.00
4.00
10
9%
23%
23%
5'/2
20 %
9%
100
4.50
Jan
19%
21%
preferred—
Mill
23%
00
125
,
145
Feb
Feb
Jan
23%
93
93
50
93
>14
110
13
16%
16%
4.75
15%
0 1,225
4.50
5%
5V2
150
5
16%
Feb
Feb
5.50
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
9
Feb
Feb
Rockower
10
4.25
4.00
4.50
1,775
-4.00
Feb
18
Feb
Rothmans of Pall Mall—-—/.
10
8V2
8%
8%
2,235
7 Va
Jan
Royal Bank of Canada—
10
F
72 %
74y4
11%
11%-
1.90 Jan
60%
a
425
43%
Jan
44
Jan
59
Feb
66
73%
l'lYa
~
Jan
Feb
88
1.60
Jan
14%
Feb
398
4.95
5%
Jan
50%
Feb
93
Mar
16%
i
Jan
13
Jan
.1.00 Mar
Jan
20%
13%
1,000
Jan
Jan
75
4,735
;>
Feb
50 V2
5-%
14
00
* 0
'*
9%
9%
Jan
*
Nod well
4.50 Feb
Feb
>
Feb
94
Feb
83/8
3,535
50 %
5%
1:20 Feb
Jan
47%
160
9%
50%
;
5%
<3.75
1,175
/9%
8%
*
-8%
*
preferred
Jan
Feb
Jan
-1.75
37
>90c
20%
A
9%
Jan
Jan
76c
j
20
100
15% Jan
Feb
8
4.00
.
Jan
35 y8
265
4,500
1.40
50
4.70
.*
Feb
-6.00
1.55
1,700
•2,652 0
89
-'——* ,
Feb
103
14 % 'Feb
6%
—100
Jan
,51
•
Jan
695
v
.
'2.00
20
pfd
1
Reynolds
19
——
i-
Paper
Jan
Feb
5%
*
Co——
Pittfield
4.10
Feb
ti7n
:
Properties preferred
Aluminum
preferred
61%
25%
common.
0-;——0———
Jm
-4.80
.1
—
Chemicaf —-----------—-2
Preferred
Jan
>19
,
Lithograph preferred-—;
53
Bldg common————0*
Jan
5%
-*
—-
2.50
60
36
37
Revelstoke
50
7,914
10
25%
—*.
Dauch
Smith
61 Va
•
!
'
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3.65
61 %
25
—
—
common—'-—
Hayes Steel
3.30
,
9
1.75
Jan
8%
Jan
4.50
24,895
8%
1760
35 %
3.Q0
49 y2
600
1.65
F0b
Feb
IOO Va
30
325
14'%
23%
7%
25>
'
Jan
*76c
^0—0-—
©atten
2 75
05,165
103
4.85
14%
8%
——-
400
•
51
103
4,60
—
20c
------———
Reichhold
1
4.85
*■
—-——-'---0*
Preferred
—
00510
—
—
Ore
—
Revenue
Hardee
———-————
•
Grip
17%
20%
2.85
7y8
——100
-
Warrants
Class'A
2.85
7 Vb.
*»
Quebec Natural Gas
Rapid
—
8,746
21 Va
50
preferred-
Industries
Price Pros
•
1.80
3.50
•
'0
Credit
21
.-1.25
Pipeline common
Phantom
21V*
0—0*
•*
—
—
Pembina
Feb
14%
Page Hersey
Parker Drilling
Feb
4.50
*
*
6%
Jan
10%
9%
910
6 %
10%
Jan
1.00 Jan
8.85 .Jan
275
1.80
Greening Industries -—---—-———-*
Greyhound
9.80
10%
Jan
*
------
Winnipeg Gas
Guaranty
20 y8
48%
—
A--^——-----,4'.
Coal class
B
Greater
109
10
_I
50
'
Feb
200
8,681
_•
preferred
Class B .warrants--—
49
48
17%
20
commons
Jan
Jan
; .6y4
1.00
Capital
10
144
48
—
$2.80
45%
„Jan
17%
9.70
Northern
Warrants
8% Feb
135
:c. 6%
••
Warrants
Great
7%
"
78%
Jan
34%
8,053 '•'• / 72 % Mar
11% Feb
3,135
Jan
Feb
3,657
Feb:
Jan
53
2.30
Jan
Royalite
Jan
Oil
common
Preferred
Russell
l—
25
—
(Hugh)
'
*
class A—
..0.
—
—
'
25-y4
10
i —85
10%
25
400
-
-Feb
25
9%
25%
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
'
Rights
—
-
—i——
2.70
.3,05
10
1.52
1.91
5,702
——*
41 %
4iy8
II,484
—___5
14 Va
14 y8
17,855
46,111
2.70
Feb
3.10
Feb
6% .preferred
For footnotes, see
486%
page
43.
6%
140
v
11,407
191
Mar
Lawrence
Lawrence
St
Lawrence
Maurice
Cement
class
A
•
r
*
pfd_„:
,—100
Gas————.———1,
Corp
class
'
•
common
—
—
Feb
44%
Jan
St
14
Jan
15%
Jan
Salada Foods Ltd—•
6%
Jan
6% Jan
—
...Warrants
-0—
14
22%
..
.0
—
'• 3.35
55c
139j
2.100
97/a
3.05
3.45
10,127
/.
2.933
...
•
016
Jan
?3
22 Vi Jan
99
65
57c
'•> 8V2
0.14
640
15
22 y4
102 102 y2
A
41%
;
k"
6%
Jan
St
St
'
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
i-4
Imperial Tobacco common..
Va
Jan
55c.Feb
93b
.3.05
Jan
Feb
103
;
-.
Feb
:
.
.
f
Jan
Jan
69c" Jan
11%
5.20
Jan
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(950)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last /■:'
stocks
Range
Pa
2.55
class
Holdings
Selkirk
5'/8
5%
A
29%
■:
45%
14%
5
51/4
12%
13
:
Ltd—
•
K D .Manufacturings—-^———
13
9%
>
19%
Oil
Canadian
High
Jan
Canadian
19 Va /
!
1,838
Long Island
'
12 V8
Jan
9 Va
Feb
Feb
19%
20%
2OV4
49%
Feb
Feb
17%
1,000
3.55
200
3.55
Feb
1.25
1.25
/
100%
1.15
Jan
Feb
Charter
Jan
1.40
Chib Kayrand
l
Ltd
Canada
Texaco
Warrants
Traders
$5
60c
Feb
Con
13%
14
15,944
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
93
93
65
92%
Jan
93
41
75
41
Jan
41%
Jan
class
13%'
A
1
100
41
Canada
common
163/4
25%
26%
-141/4
14%
9,792
6%
8
8,495
12%
:
16%
22%
18% :
—
25
5%
-
Trust
:-;•?%•
-
135,87.
13%
—■
20
7%
18%
——
8
30%
12%
Feb
J
White
Pass
Wood
■?.
Jan
Feb
Jan
26
'
60-
(John)
—
50c
Feb
1.80
-
59 Va
?
Jan
2.05
"
95
29
30
300
10,485
Ltd
class
888
9%
A-?-'
iilk*
Electric——.—ia-———*
—
«———_:
2,950
2.85
2.50
60c
4.75:
28,610
.
4.25
AND
Abacus Mines', Ltd—.
;
•
17c
Mines
6c
—
Exploration
Mines
Agnico Mines
40c
Ltd
6.00
Ltd
Oils
An aeon
Rare
Leduc
Earth
aoc
4.75
Cusco
Feb
720
12,240
€.500
:
29c
7%C
Feb
10,69)
Jan
Jan
23,700
30c
Jan
14,585
10c
Feb.
Feb*/
40C
lie
91c
4.600
90c
Jan,/?-;? 1.04
Jan
11,000
7c
Feb
Jan
1.00
1.20
72c
_
14c
Jan
Jan
Bata
Eethlehem
Bibis
Yukon
Bordulac
Bouzan
Buffalo
Cable
Cadamet
9,200
5c
5c
3,000
Camerina
Campbqll
Giant
Mascot
Giant
Yellowknife
Glacier
9c.
■
•
.
*
9c-
2,666*
22c
-24C
57c
.1,980
12V4
:
12%
>79c
80c
4.25
14,021-
30'
Jan
/
lOVa
Jan
:
Jan
3.90
Feb
Jan
lie
Jan
24%
Jan
Jain/
,,-89CT
Jan
Jan
74c
-
Feb
-
lie
57c
8,837
2,295
4.15
;26C
.
•
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
57c
13 V4
Feb
-95c
Jan
4.60 :Feb
.
:: 30% .Feb
Jan
"
12%
8V2C
9c
16.500
19C
-23c
7.000
9V2C
9c
9%c.
20%c
22c
7%c
8V2C
•
29c
"'
22c
4,983
'
28%
13
8c "
14,200
57c
.
T2VaFeb7c
Jan
8%c
./lie
Jan
18c
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
23C
Feb
"i2c
Jan
25c
Jan
;
'
15,500
•
14,550-*:
20%C" Feb
-
6 V2C
1.05
23 % c
■
/
5c
?- 6c:
32c
32c'
■
32c'
-
Jan
2.40
10.000
•24c
Jan
21C
Jan
Glen
Feb
6 V2C
Feb
Goldale
8C
Jan
Jan
6%c
Jan
Jan
8%c
95c
22,200 *
220,700
21,000
Jan
5c
Jan
1.20
27c
*;.'
■
"Jan;-
Feb
-
Jan
/ 6V2C Jan
16c//Feb*
.
Feb
2.10
13V2C Jan
94,148*'
Feb
2.75
''
/" 1.86 Jan
Uran
Mines
Feb
Jan/:
Feb
Great
7 VaC
Jan
9 VaC
lie
Jan
24c
Jan
9 VaC
12 Vac
32c
••
-
Mar
22,500 "
4c
29,000
Gridoil
Jan
Gulf
Gunnar.
Jan
46 %c
Jan
17c
13,000
15 %c
33,600
12c?
3.25
3.30
652
2.90
Jan
82c
80c
83c
4,577
66C:
Jon
19c
Jaii
3.30
13Vic
Jan
14 %c
3.70
Jan
.
Feb
13c
Jan
.
*
(
Feb
-.1,05 Feb
:
1
9c
■
3c
9 VaC
7%c
Feb
25 Va
Eeb
9c
Jan
"65c
Jan
44,200
10c
Jan
'
26 Va
26 V4
13 %c
26 Va
865
12 %c 13 Vac
26,000
66c
69c
12%
? 12 V4
12%
3,360
11 %c
11 Vac
13c
28,475
1
8c
2,951"
10%
28 Vs. Jan
a
77c?
Jan
-
15c
Jan
:
,
12%
Feb;
I8V2C Jan
11 %c Mar
Jan
6C
; 26c
9 Vac
110.397
4c
27c
16.500
24C
Jan '
15 Vac
16c
7,300
15C
24c
28c
14,600
24C
Feb
15c
10,500
13c
Jan :?■
3.60
15.750
2.95 Mar
8.975
12% "Jan
9Vac
Jin
——1
13C
,
2.95
Jan
.
Feb
27c
,
Jan
17C
;
.
Jan
33 %c
,
Jan
/
12%
1_1
12%'
17%c Jan
??? 4:30. Feb:
9c
38c
42c
1
—
6 VaC
7c
>8C
9 %c
;
13
;
Jan
39,302
32C
Feb
56c
Feb
13.400-
6V2C
Jan:
7V2C
Feb
28,500
7%c
Jan
9Vac
Jan
9.70
5,275
8.75
10%
Jan
VaC
34.000
2.50
?: 200
•
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Lead
Mines
____1
Mining
Gwillim. Lake Gold-
-
——1-1
9.40
1
—
4c
Jan
Jan
6.45
15 Vac
J————1,
Develop-?—
Mines—i.
Jan
'.7 Vac
'?
Jan
v;/ 1.72 Jan
/. 2.87 Jan
Jan
Jan:
12 Vac
1
Freehold
Gulch
12c
Jan -J
•
41 VaC
1.56
2.40 Mar
'
Plains
23c
?•
Feb '
16c
-1' •'
Grandub- Mines/—'
2.95
21,100
lie
1
——
-a
.
18c
156,900
16,690
—1
-
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Goldfields Mining
46C
15c
2,800
14,316
1
Jan
lie
1.64
2.65
12c 12 VaC
;i2c
---1
Mines Ltd
Feb
Jan
1.60
2.40
?
2.40
l
Mine
Jan
Mar
1.64
.
...
lo
Explorers
Jan
10c
.-
4
3c
:
5Vic
Jan
2.50
Jan
Jan
'
6.25
6.35
2,123
5.85
?
Jan
'
29c
—
29c
30c
3.20
2.30-
4%c
2,730
3.35
2.22
v
2.25-
—
Lake
4%c
i
.
Jan
.25c
..
1,825
3.15
9,800'
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37C
Jan
2:05
Jan
Jan
2.34
Feb
5c
4'/aC Jan
; 5,000
.
3.60
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Jan
Feb
Hallnor Mines
Hard
:
: lie
——_i
!
Edmonton
10c
25c
!
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14c
v
1
24
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Chibougamau__^J„l1-
■'Ah.'"'—^,
-
.
8.90
?.
11c
11c
8Vac
-10c
10c
2,166
?
12 Vac 15 Vac
! 5,250
8c '
41,020-
Feb-;
12c
see
page
43*,
Jan
14 %c
-
Hasaga
21'/4
24
t>,2°O.;v205.
3.85
4.1^
3,845
.i.iAl)780
•■•'" 14,903
20 %
—
-Feb
3;80
/tV" * Y.-r
V
-
Jan
r
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1
Gold
••••
—
Lakes
Iron—
—
1
95c
14c
Heath
Feb
Highland
Feb
Hollliiger Consolidated Gold
Jan
Home Oil Co Ltd
4.65
Jan
Class
;
Gold
B
Mines
-
1
—
Bell_j-
:
,
class
A
!
10^10
11 %c
Feb
426.570
I2V»C
Jan
•;:••• 95c
?? 13c
6c
?-' 5 VaC
2.62
*.
95c
15c
21C..
15c
1.03
90c
Jan
21c
28.500
Jan?,
10c
500
5
/
26
12
Feb/?!
Feb
,
Jan
Feb
16c
Feb
27C
Jan
'
22 c
6%c
2.61
2.65-
24%
261/4.-
•;*ii%' 12 V4
12
•Feb
15c.
/
12 %C Mar ?
6,355
19.200
•:5%c
8,500
6,315
Jan
2.21
Jan
..
:
12 V4-
20%
Jan i?"
II,797
11 Va
Jon
5.044
11%
Jan
15,383
■
r
7C'
Jan
2.70 •Jan
J
:
12
—
12c
21c
i4c
21c /
/'?
1
Jan
llVaC
12c 13 %c
Headway Red Lake———1
Jan
2.10
.;
•
16c
13 Vac
1
Hastings
of
11 Vac
1
1
-
Mines
'17c
1
" /t»;
1 /
i/
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Minerals
Gold
2.50
—1 i
—
a.eo
:
t;?v<)2i)0 .Jan
-
—.
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Jan
'
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footnotes,
? 11 Vic
Jan
'
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Rock
Harrison
Head
Oils
For
1.20
2.20
7c
9c
'
1.15
—
39C
46c
19V2C
63c
-
2.900
l
Ltd
11c
6c
714,800"''
f
1.00
—-
Mines. Ltd—
5c
8,100
1
Jan
,74c-
21V2C
Feb
6%c
?18c
Mining
Mines
Genex
7c
755,000
6.35
-
Mines—
Mines
Gaitwin
Geco
10,400
42 %C
19»/ac
69,850
Feb'
9c
'
18,000
8C
6c
14 %c Jan
22,000
lie
.—20c
—v-*--
4VaC
12 %c
43c
116,500
22c
8c
23o
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17,575
24c
v
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Ltd
Mines
41c
19 %c
23c
3 Vac/Jan
13 Va
Farwest
2.86
18c
l,09d,513
20c
8VaC
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2.71
15 %c
,
9c
19%c 21 Vac
—1
———
39c
15c
4 Vac
'
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GoldrayGrandroy Mines-
8c
Calalta. Petroleum
Calgary
16c
1,000
•4,110
10C
Mining
Jan
53c
Jan
19c
2.727
Sol
Eureka* -Corp_'__-_-___^
Feb
31c
Jan
98C
7%c
41c
__50
;
Mining & Smelting
Holdings'Ltd
Mines
Feb
50c
6%c
Mines
Red
Feb
17c
9,200
7c
i
Ankertte
Buffalo
32c
.
23,812
18c
Jan
'
Uranium—
Reef
Jan
•
Ltd—n-,—.-t.--a1
Eldrlch' MinesA_s—•—a——
Frobepc
Feb
62,133
?5%c
Ltd
Mines
Brunswick
1.10
53c
7c
/••
Bralorne Pioneer
Broulan
.
1.14
18c
Mines.
Mines
Bay
285
6V2C
-
Elder-Peel
Feb
Jan
Corp
IIV2C
2,575
25%
Jan
Jan
25c
Mines
Bidcop
Black
Copper
Feb
•
Feb
92c
Petroleums
Bevcon
7c
*:4,50O
Jan
24 V4
.
49,050
2.07
23%
1,500
Duquesne.
Belcher Mining Corp-
Jan
10c
2.60
10 Va
50c
Beattie
•
Feb
8c
2.60
Jan
3,400
5(
Jan.
lie
•27c.
2.05
Feb
33c
Mines
"20-'
Jan
2.60
9.05
1.02
Mining-.
Feb
Feb
2.05
22%
Mar
1.05
Uranium
95c»
Feb
1
French- Petrol preferred——
20c
Jan
6%c
i.-l
__j,
45
28c
Metals
Mines-
4,695
98c
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Baska
Mines—
Sullivan
Francoeur
Jan
Be
Y
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17c
Jan
62c
17%
.1
Feb
Jan
5c
Feb
1.10
Jan
5c:
—-S
Mines
21c
8VaC
19
21 Vac
Amphi Gold-———
East
El
Feb-
34c
Jan
93c
23%
Trust
Jan
6,310
4.20
Dynamic. Pete^—--i-
Feb
1,000
25
Jan
16c
„
Jan
.
2.700
23 Va b
..
1
7c
4,200
3.75
/ 12 %c
219,700
-
Jan
43c
152,320
•-
:
!——1
3.90
5%c
9.45
•
8V2C
Feb
10c
1——J———*
East Malar tic
Feb
1.31
74c
20c
30c,
20c
:70c?
—1
Co—
:5.00,.jani*
Jan
20c
2.50
—
"
Jan
17c
Mines.—29%?
I
*
"'
17%
21e
i——_l_l.
Petroleunr
95c'
7c"
10c
1
Dunraine * Mines
East
Jan
lie
23
24%
;
-i
2.40 JPeb
...
r
9 Vac
1-?—1
.
Jan
10,200
9.05*
2
—JL.
—
9C /Feb"
8 Vac
1
Jan
4,100
8c
Bankfield
Base
18?
——1
—
3.40
34C
1.03
6c
5 V2 C
.
Oil—
Barnat
Mines
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd——-i__u——a—a-_1
•
Mining—, -u—j—
Fatima Mining
1
24c
Mines
Feb
v
Jan
':
3.70
,
;
Jan
9c
8.00
Jan
91c
526,565
1.01
„
Jan
33c
5,766
64c
;
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lie.
.
•
7,600
-
13c
Bankeno
Barex
Explorers-—
Duvan, Copper
Jan
33c/
90c
7 Va C
Donalda Mines-
Jan
7VaC
Feb:?
6c
,.llc
18c
Decoursey Brewis .Mining
-1
Deer-sHorn,,Mines*.i-?j—/i.--?l"?
Dome
Jan,
20 V2 c
Jan
7.15
%'Mar
;i;2^Peb
?
4.30 Jan
5,000
3,300
'
Feb
Feb
8 Vac
••,
l'
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19C
18c
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.
Feb
"15c
19.800
J
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50c
—1
a——1
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35C
19c
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.Dome
Feb
Feb
6.000
7 Vac
1,952
10,800
16C-
7 Vac
30c
Feb
2.66
21c*.
Jan
28C
Feb
Jaii
1,01, Jan
,5,123 '
•
7'/aC
31c
Dickenson Mines
42c
-
Jan
14c
9V2C
'38c
14,107 '
•
Jan'
16c.
•'
1
Vac.
15c
;
,
.
.2.33
Feb"
26c
3,000
7 VaC
15c
7%c
.
Feb
10c
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-
1.24
53c
'
10c
8
Mar.
Jail
25,950
.
Feb
3,919
——
Copper
Mines,!
preferred
<
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77c
Jan
4J/aC
4 VaC
r:i5" 1.18"
•
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Devon Palmer Oils--..——
.—25c
,79c
'
;-5%%
,
Mines
Delnite .MineSi
14,200
40
preferred
Banff
/
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Delhi. PaeifiCi.--
Jan
10c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A$5
1./.
;
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.
v >
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l.is
-
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!
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33,700
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;.-"4/60
.
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50
Jan
1.03' Jan!
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*
2.02
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34c
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10c-
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44c
50c
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.
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9c 9%c
,
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40c-
i7,100-
•
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350
•
Jan
2,749
'30c;
9%c
?
50c
,
90c
12,900f
4 Vac
',' 27c
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2.50
3.55
12,664
2.30
4 VaC
:27c
;i
—
98c
-;45G-
•
Feb
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95,829
Feb
7c. .Feb
..:60c
Feb
29c
•
2,500
4.60
13 VaC 14 VaC
.r
4 Vac
———«
Daering
Mar
6.50
2.12
-1,183
Jan
44c
•
Jan ?
30 %c
16
14,500-
.25c
90c
———
Warrants
Mines
2.21
Feb
60c
7.55
a_
Associated Arcadia1 Nickel——
Gold
90c
/ / :43c
:l
Per.shingj—
Crowpat
30c 33V2c
Mines-—!
Gold
Feb
7%c
zk
Aunor
Jan
10c
Oil
91c
2.25
,1
_*
Mines
Crestaurum
Crolnor:
7.25
Area
Aumaque
39c
2.48
28c
Development
Coast
Craigmont
Jan
3.10
-
Copper—
Jan
7 %c
-
Anglo United
Ruffner
43c
16c
Ansil Mines---——
Atlantic
Cowichan
4.00
r
Feb
•40 c
5%c
•
Mines
Atlin
.
10c
Anglo Huronian
Asamera
9%
Jan
5,500
5%c
10
;
Anglo Rouyn
Gold
Feb
Jan
18
Jan-
157,721
•16c
Pete
Lead Mines_,
"•=
—2. ■' '
25c
4,000
v:
-93c?
3.85
Couleo Lead ZincJ-i-i——1
..Courvan Mining———
—a——1.'1
ll%j Jan?
Jan
5.75
77c
17c 20 %c
;
Anchor "Petroleums __;
Arjon
10%
25c
-46c
39c
_
Mines-!
Larder
90c
20,475
.
4.50
Jan
111
5%c
2,500
2.35
Alminex
American
28,350
45c
Gold—
Consolidated
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
6c
44c
6.35.-
30c
Jan
51c *Mar.
;
4.3O
,17© .Mar. /
21,846
4,000
53c
Yellowknife
Pacific
20c"
27c
29c
4.60
—
-
25c
26C?
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11,050
Feb
17c
5V2C
*4,000
55c-
Jan
50c
Jan
Feb
3.55
6 Va C
51c
8c
Jan
Jan
1.86
OILS,
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49C
•
51c
Jan
14c
2.38
19 %
Jan
49c
•2,705
1,425
6c
1
Jan
44c
-
-
2.33
Feb
3.10
I,514
WestvPetroleum-A-^.——/ 2.33*
Daragon
MINES
Alta
3.40
2.90
—*
—
7,933
4,326
16c
Consolidated
Feb
2.90
class
50c
Jan
Feb
15%
:
7 Vac
15c
'
Jan
'
1,845
7c
47c
•48C
\ /I- J
8c
Feb
9%
7C
:.A
5V2C
Jan
16%
;Jan
22,900
Jan
9%
-92c
;
23,800
21%
15%
Jan
*
109,7,00
10c
'J.8fy Jan
Feb
5
79c
<83©
6 VaC
Feb
A
79c
9c
99 V8
Co_„—4.-——*
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80c
5 Vac
Jan-
8%
Jan
? 9c
Jan
300
Jan
5c
5 VaC
Jan
8%
10c
!1
94
81/4
8V2C
Jan
In
19%
*
Jan
Jan
Mines
17
9%
6c
•
Minej
Exploratlnnu-,
Coppercorp ■ Ltd'.—
Copper-Man- Mines
Jan
4c
—T
Con west
Jan
8c
.
7c
?
Regcourt
175
106 %
57c
Feb
Sannorm
5,868
55
Jan
5c-
Consolidated
3,500
8,257
43c-
Consolidated
97
107
43,324-
66,000
Feb
18%
10%
Jan
Jan
21%
9.75
Jan
l3c
Jan
96
106%
Jan
21c
Jan
30c
.
■Feb'?/-;
100
—
78c
Jari
131/4
Jan
17
Jan
18C
700
*
a.
Poplar
61c
5,667
-a-
1
Mine
Red
Jan
Mar
Mar
12,000
Ltd
Quebec Gold Mines—
/Consolidated Rambler
Consolidated
4.60
23c
23c
5c
——1
Mogul
Pershcourt
Jan
7c
Ltd
Oils
Feb
Jan
'30Va
Feb
23 c
•
;
Gold
Mac
Jan
1.90
10 VaC
2,285
*
Mic
Feb
54c
8c
—1
-
Mines
44c
:
7c
1
Consol
Feb
39
Jan
,12%
-2,015
Marbenor
Consol
6c
Feb
8c
1./\
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Consolidated Northland Mines
Jan
53C
Feb
Jan
4 VaC
*
ConsQlidated Mosher_i—
Jan
Jan
.16,
15a
47c
5VaC
Jan
4.15
550
6c
Jan
22 VaC •Jan* /
17,500
67c
16c
13c
•
1.38 Mar
18c
Jan
Jan
18c
Feb
1
Jan
7c
1.23
4V2C
Consolidated Morriion Exploration
Jan
20c
12c
?■
-
Feb
1 4.95 Feb
•-13'?;, Jan36% Jan?
"3,021
Lake
Consolidated
1.10 Jan
r.
Feb
12%
;
20c
47c
*
Consolidated
4.35 Mar
65c
lie
-1
Consolidated Halliwell;—
Consol
w-»-??
——
--1
-
Jan
68
Mar
55
Gillies
Consolidated Marcus
Jan
'
Yukon-
«&
Knitting
Akaitcho
4,950
4,856
12,387
:.v;
:
Jan
53A
Jan
4.05
2,485
"*"2,050
17%
Feb
14c
-
'
13
Consolidated
'
4.50 Feb
East Crest
Consolidated*'Golden- Arrow
6%'Jan
Jan
23c
Consolidated Fenimore Iron
19 Va Jan
30
-.Jan
,
9c
Consolidated
Jan'
20
^Class A warrant^—
Advocate
24c
23C
1.35
„i
Consolidated Discovery——,
Jan
183/s
——_
——L—
preferred
Acadia
4.50
19 Vac
Feb
9.25 ?jah
,
Jan
32e
•
>Ja,h ?
35c
Jan
43c
-
.
Jan
•
1
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Jan
8'
/
53/4
4.25
17
■£»
—100
.'Warrants--
Accra
4.25
22 Vac
23c
*
233/4
:
Jan
23 %
290
301/4
.
Mar
•
Zenith
4.35
—*
Flin_
Cadillac
14%
Jan
29%
100
23c
—
Callinan
833
ui-
37%'
Copper warrants
B.
8,365
—1
Beta Gamma
Central
22% Mar
1,385
'3,715
7,931
:
4.95
Con'solidated
Consolidated
~
trust
——
;
80c
4;8Q"
13%
—
f
•
1-80. 1.95^
WW, 14%/
'1.85
Products.—i—
Class
1,800
18,450?
1.
:
——
Consolidated
Jan
'2,500
55- 58V4
.4.03*
Foods^'ilass*
—
67
Shawkey
Feb
16,100
??
<4.35
50c
55c
Trans .common
Class B——
'4 % %' preferred
;
66
4.05
>
56 %
Weston (Geo):class ?A-—a
-
38c
50c
?y
?
Feb?"
7c
."Feb/-
8V»c Mar
?r98c
•:12
9 VaC -Jan?
1.55
'
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Jan
14 %c
4,000-
47C
*
Jan
10
12c
66
1-
Western" Pacific—
York
16,800
10c
13c
7,
:
Feb
1.03
1.35
———I
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines
16% Mar
Jan
'
4.75
4.05
Equipment-—__
Knapp. Canada Ltd_>i—
Woodward
496,350
16c
38c
Feb
/?;l2c/;,Jan"'
Feb
5C
49c
—* •'?
26 3/8
6%
,'L,. \-.1
10c
4.50
_1
—
Waterous
$6
13c
15c
9 Vac
.
Jan
1.10
1.40
—.j.—__1
Key Mines
15
12%
?/:* -675''
•5%
10c
—I.
Wainwright. Products & Ref_
Western
17,100
1
Coniaurum
Jan
8,855
;
25 7* 25%?
4.50
—
Walker G &■ W—:
30
30
1
•
•
Jan
300
'
19
18%
?? 30
——,—i
:—a
7%
Jan
14%
200
22 %
77/s
?Jan
3.50
21
500
12%'? 12%-
22%
Feb
16% Mar
129,765
14%
—
1.05
10?
16%
25%
—
of
Preferred
1.20
Jan
7.90 -Jan
7,2001,500
.•
Feb
41
6 Vic
10 VaC
12c
Jan
Jan
? '8
Vic/Feb *
'1.04 Jan
;
Jan
30c
*
Lake Gold Mines--*—-
Con
1.20
6c
15c ; ?
17c
52C
9%c
10% Jan
13,170
1.10
f
./Combined, Metals
—«
Coniagas Mines-—'—---——-2.50
Jan
Feb
Victoria & Grey
Westeel
Coin
Jan
20c
Vulcan —i.u--——«L—
Voting
62,
59%
Jan
8
100
Electric—
Westfair
Feb
:
47%
36,081
8,075
Steer^brpIIIlZlZZ-——
&
65%
Jan
26c
Vendomatic
Webb
Feb
1.90
tl
Westcoast
59%
?V60
Corps class A—-
Vector
Jan
*6,084
60
—
United
6%
62
20c
rights
Pipeline-——
Pipeline
Trans Prairie Pipeline
Turnbull Elevator^-—
ciass
A preferred
20
Union / Acceptance common———.:—
Gas
2,226
5,225
43 %
7%
1.05
B
plaQC
443/i
21c
Canada
Union
44
•8.55
-
1
Chimo Gold Mines
•
Chromium Min & Smelt
Cochenour Willans
Jan
I 60
5
.
Trans-Mountain
United
2.25
1.25
preferred
Class
Feb
19
59%
59%*
preferred
Trans
Feb
.'——-
common—
Finance
4 % rk
Jan
1.70
7%
—1
preferred
Marts
Towers
17%
100
——————-
Star
Toronto
841
2.00
corn-
Bank
Dominion
18%
44
common
General Invest
Canadian
Third
Toronto
Copper Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
18
2.00
.—
—
2.00
18%!?
——..
Industries
Tancord
:-8.30
1.16
1
/'
Jan
';•'1:1*4 Jan
.
Jan
84c
500
■
' •
*
6 Vac
-
3,888
30c
.
1
Jan
'
Tamblyn common
11%
•
Feb
Jan*
9c
10c
-
.5,500
30C
;l
Mines
Chesterville Mines
VaC?
103/4
1,10
1.20
■
-
96c
■
*
1,000
«'*''
8.25
Oil
4,150
2,200
73.-082'
89c
J
11
.
>
Jan
104
Jan
*
Cheskirk
;
10c
8
Jan
"26c? Jan
-
;Jan*
7C
:i3c
85 c
1--T ? ?
Central- Porcupine«?.v-»i.—*-—.A--.l-l
?
4.00
1.03
7 VaC
i
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Jan
,33 c
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13,500
12c
1
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•
•
10c
>
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?
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/jCentralvDel -Rio—
Jan
18
Jan
100
Jan
?:Jan.
30%
16% Mar
10
101% 101%
1.25
53
.
Mines
Gold
7c
■
99c
10c
130.
1
16,375
9,50(1-
7 Vac-
17c
1
Jan./
*
40C< V-45C' i
"7c
1.55
Feb
*
-
.:/ 3.70 Jan
1.02 Jan
1.05 Feb?
95c
*F6b
3.55
Jan*
15c
Feb
21C
'
Feb
18 %c
Jan
:
*1,40
/
■
Jan
87c-
2,360
)
Feb
3:50
r
Feb
Feb
4.95
1.20 -Jan*
!
12,377
,
15c 15 %c
*
.
•
Jl
j.
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Cayzor .Athabaska
c--.
Feb
,
-
-
Exploration
Cariboo
29%
■
31,759-
15c
i40cw
Northwest Mines—
Captain
Feb
136
1.12
1,02:
10%
3.55
—
*
Feb.!
-25
4,000
99c
.•7c"
Janf
29%
"
—w—-—.--10
—
*
;*
—
Canadian Silica
CanrErin'Mines
16%
Industries
Canadian
Candore
193/e-
———---——----
Jan
Jan
49%
24,225
20c
:
1
Jan
19 %
>2
Canadian: rNorth?IhcaiZ---^A-i;-
4.25
49%
1.09
19C
'
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10c
Jan
363/s
9%,'Febv
506-
1,60(1
95c
1.05
20c
—
11 Va
: ;
Feb
1.25
1.07
«
3.55
>
1.20
2.99
3.55
1.35
•9%c •Jan
-
?3.50
3:50
Canadian Malar tic Gold
Jan
18%
8,100
Canadian
Feb
?
IOO
26,299
-1,275
644*075
3.15
Jan
'
19% Mar
10
9%
6,000
21c
3.00
13y8'Jan
Jan
'! 2.75 Jan
,■;■! €85
1.28
16 Vac
1.21
,
16%
Crest
3.85 Feb
9%
■9%'
1.23
,18c
167/8
Jan
3.70 Jan-
:
1.23.
High-
Jan
1.09
3.15
32, Va
Jan
29 V2
'
•
;
Homestead
29%
—
Preferred
Switson
Jan"
17%
-9%
Petrol ordinary
Common
Jan
6
4.00
; "v
3.80
1
Export Gas & Oil
13 V*
3.65
24,150
29,975
/Canadian :Dyno- Mines'
33
10%:
:
Supertest
Canadian
9%
18%
Steinberg ..class A—'—.'———-—,-—-4.
Sterling Trusts
Stuart
Jan
Jan
•
1.35
14
91c
14%
--
1.21
Canadian Devonian, Petroleum
Jan
•
1.34
——i—
Feb
575
.
Warrants
6.35
Feb
200
10c
28 V2
13
10
<i—..————
of- Canada^-;
Steel
Feb
16 Va
Jan. 1,1963
Low'
<
16
1
Minerals—•,
5
■
9>/4
Stanley'Brock ctyss A—T—U—
Astoria
13%
245
'
*Tungsten -i.-—a.»-A.^--^
Canadian
Canadian Delhi;
Jan
Jan
-12%
5,015
3.95
: Canada
Feb
30% Mar
Range Since
High
16 Va
Pdtrol ~——1
Jan
1,236
33%
Radio /—~*->—
Standard
;
33
Standard' Paving-»--—
303/8
for Week
Shares
•
Lands————
5.30
34
3.90
.————-—
Foods- Ltd—————-
Stafford
Jan
-
Monday, March 4, 1963
1
25'%
3,380*2,225
18'/4
————«20
Preferred
Southam
Jan
Southern
••47%
•
93/4
f
Oil
Canada
120
.1,867
,
3.25
Canada
Feb
Jan
740
313/4
3.05
Slater Steel common—
:
l!
13
30%
■
—
Simpsons
Feb
45
2,465
-5,880
46,478
'
5.98
14 VB
v
Canada
Industries /.
Silverwood Dairies class A_—
S
28%
5.60
Shullys
ClassR
!.-"
46
6%
283/8
160
Lake
Red
103/4
1,755
V
r
of
Oil
•
27?/4
:
Warrants
Shell
44%
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Campbell
3.30 Mar
Feb
29
176,083
30%
?; 44
50
«-50
20
8 3/4
8,486
30V4
Va
;
:—-
preferred —
Class B
preferred
Shell Investments preferred^
A
Class
30
:
Class A
4.95
Week's
.
Sale Price
High
2.35 Feb
4,751
950
9%-
8%
Shawinigan Water & Power common..
t
3.30
Arts
Seven
Low
High
Low
Ltd
Sayvette
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
^
Friday
?:,? Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
..
(Range for Week Ended March 1)
8 ales
Week's
Friday
.
•26 % Mhr
13%
v
Jan
.13%
Jan
-
Number 6243
Volume 197
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(951)
CANADIAN MARKETS I (Range for Week
Last
Range
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Sale Frice
STOCKS
Shares
/
Ended March 1)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Sales
/
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Priees
Shares
;
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
"
Low
2.75
Consolidated
Gold——
Hudson, Bay Minmg.'& Smelting——
Howey
Hudson Bay
Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hydra-Exploration
Z 52>/4
2.50
1
.
1
2.75
52
52%
15%:
Iron* Bay
Mining—
Jaye: Explorations
—■___20c
J—_35c
37C
,12.900
33c
Feb;
1.28
,15.687
95c;
74c
10,100
70c
Feb
20VnC
-
23C
25C
—-.1e
15 %C 17 %c?
49,500
11c
5,497
-——-—1;
Copper
Kirkland yTownsite
Dufault
Lake
& Exploration
18c
20c
11 %c
1
—i.^.1
28%
28%
10%C
11c
Petrol Oil & Gas
♦
60c
59c
62c
1
21c
20c
22c
56c
59c
Pickle Crow? Gold Mines.
56c
Pitch Ore Uranium
,/
l
2.85
555
2.40 Jan
3.85
6,200
2.95 Jan
.Mines——t:
1\
1.17
9%c
12c
6c
Lyndhurst Mines~&.ll
Lynx YK Gold Mines
———-—*
MacdonaldrMines
19c
—1
2.36
4c
1:30 Jan
Jan
4%c
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
Renabh
Feb
25.100
6,500
4c5
3.95
Jan
Jan
16c
4c,
:
Feb
2 .40 Feb
4%c Jan
64,700
7%c
Jan
13c
75c
Jan
1.00
4%c:
5c
19c
Feb
8c
9c
3.9,500
14,800
e'/ac Jan
18c
49c
52c
24,970
8%C
7.000
8c
8.50
8.50
9%C
9c
9%c
50c
49%
51
8.70
V
MaybruhMines
Mclntyre^—
vS
4.500
55c1
Feb ?
80,
?
10c
take-—.
Red
1 /
1 ;
—
LakeGold Mines
Red
McMarmac
30c
♦
21%e
2.39
Meta, UraniumMines—;————1
Mentor
Merrill
.
-Midcon Oil
5%c
10,530
23 c
28,900
21%c
:
2.35
2.4-1
33C
25'/ic
52c
Sand River Gold
Petrol
-jfm —— — —'
i. J./
Mines.
*
975
V
v.;
75 c
—
Mt-
40c
Wright Iron-i—————————1/
Murphy Oil ■
i;—'
Murray Mining Corp Ltd——
Creek
Nama
New
New
.
Davies
*
50c
Mines————_1
Goldvue
New-Jason -Mines:
New. Kelore
Jan
43c
Jan
21c
Jan
36c
Feh
Jan
;
2.20 Feb
14,450
1.06. Jan
10c
7,500
,
Jan
5c
25.300
5c
Jan
4,100
19c
35,900
13c
1.700
4c
Jan
32c
35c
37,025
6c
5 Vic
6c
20,500
5c
18c
2.02
26 %c
35c
Jan
7%c Jan
28c
Feb
28c
25 %c
28c
8,000
25c
5 Vic
5%c
1,000
4Vic Jan
3.70
3.60
4.90
7,800
3.60 Feb
Jan
.
1.05
14.000
90c
25c 25Vic
3,700
23c
13,000
14,600
4c
7c
Jan
7»/2c
1.30
1.26
1.35
6I/2C
6%C
70
48,875
15,500
.——1
—
Mines—:'
,
10c
37,600
9c
Jan
; 13C
10%c
;
,
Jan
8c
13 %c
14c Jan
31c
•6VaC
/■ 4%C
4:85;
17c
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l:;
Newriorth Gold Mines..--——1'.
New
New
Taku
Mines
Nickel Mining
Nickel
Nisto
Rim
—
!
&-Smelting
1
1*
—.1
—
Mines..
—
Mines
;
Nor Acme Gold.—I
18c
18c
15c
341/2 c
Jan
/
,
Mines
I61/2C
Jan
52,790
33c
Jan
6c
5c
9,700
15c
Jan
19c
Jan
2.82
Jan
3.10
Jan
10c
11c
Feb
14c
Jan
24c
12 %c
Jan
24c
Mar
1.75
3,000
387,700
13,367
10c
19 %c
29%
360
1.40
29
——50
28c
—
13,000
6c.
40c
4,340
!
*
49c
46c
50c
12,775
—1
5.05
4.95
5.20
24,550
20c
21c
10,200
33%c
32 %c
35c
Goldcrest
Rankin
j.
-1 ;
—
1
—
Northspan class A warrants
Northern Canada Mines..
1
Mines
Okalta. Oils
.
Grenada. Gold—..
i.—1
Qrrasby Mines—
Osisko Lake Mines-.:
'
:_.t#
—
:11-
44c
40c
17c
Jan
6.25
Jan
22c
Jan
25Vic Jan
Feb
48%C Jan
Jan
36c
Jan
54c
Feb
4.90 Feb
50c
2.20- Feb
Jan
2.60 Feb
1,500
15c
Jan
21c
Jan
6.300
8%c Jan
12c
5c
II.500
4c
53c
7.800
48c
lie
3,500
12c
6.50
6.90
15;431
2.23
2.39
24,-250
6.60
N-
2.30
14 Vic
25yac
38% c
11 y2c i4%c
,
v..-
25c
38%C
26c
40c
8,000
•
157^)50.
i
>':•••
lOiOOO
9,500-
5yac Feb
58c*
Feb
Jan
10c
12c
15c
90c
Jan
4^33
29c
Jan
37c
Feb
12,500 '
'6 Vic
Jan
', 9c
Jan
9%C Feb
10c
13c
Jan
II,200
138,000
1.72;
>
1,73?
5;3ff Jan
28c
1.49
.
Feb
1.80 Jan
Jan
l4%c Jan
Feb
12c
Jan
12c
Jan
5%c Jan
2/400
30,700-
12c 131/2 C
Feb
Jan
5c
3%c. Jan
19c
,
1.66
*
*
68a.
Jan
82c
Jan
2,000
12c
Feb
15c
Jan
88c
'Jan
70c
12,560
33C
23c 24% c
16,450
10,000
12,655
23C
11c
2,500
11c
1.56
Jan
55o
79C
38c
60c
,
1.70
1.56 Jan
60c
64c
'
Feb
10c
Jan
4,450
53C
12c
lie
Jan
1.56
1.65
Jan
65c
Jan
11,900
/
Jan
Jan
Feb
v
63c
59c
40c
30c
Jan
23c
/
y
Jan
Jan
85c
Mar
66c
12 %C 13 %c
13c
Jan
8,400
1,300
•
37c
62C
,
39c
Feb
34,800
74c
12c 12%c
:
121/2 c
25 %c
28q
1.69
74o
1 *•
....
25 %c
1.66
-
1.53
13y2c Feb
,
*
1.84
Jan
Jan
76c
79C
4,135
18,600
76o
Feb
17%C
Tribag Mining Co Ltd.
Trinity Chibougamau
20C
3,750
16c
Jan
20c
Feb
20C
24c
42,083
18c
Jan
24c
Feb
Jan
78C
—.«■
...
'Reef
2,365
60c
66c
——1
1.45
1.37
1.45
7.80
7.65
7.85
32c
3.75
,
52c
18,000
1,895
7,973
* :
——1 /
Upper, Canada Mines
'Urban. Quebec.
109,232
66c
1
United
/
9.95
2,310
38c
3.90
1
—
United Canso voting trust ctfs
United Keno Hill...——
10%
340
3.80
10%
37c
——i,-———1
Asbestos
United Buffadison
——1:-
11 %c
11c 11%C
,/
1.36
1.05
Jan
1.51
22c
1.55
/
-
Consolidated.Exploration
Mines
Violamac
Mines
—1
—1
1^:
->W«»w»"'US1-1 W'wm^ f*—«i*-»mrnmm
4V2C
5%C
14 %c
15c
1.83
Jan
Jan
66c
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.65
8.75
Feb
14c
Feb
20c
1.51
160
1.48
Jan
26c
Feb
56,300
/
14V2c Jan
-1.35 J an
Feb
Jan
1.66
Feb
Jan
Feb
25c
Jan
6%c Jan
3Vic Jan
10,0002,500
1.53
Jan
4.20
Jan
1.35
966
15C
50c
10%c Jan
9,866
1.81
12%
Jan
1.15
25,447
14,125
20C
20c
1.51
Jan
Feb
7.35
34,100
1.41
1.35
20 %C 20y2c
Vandoo
Jan
16c
i
2.09
Jan
.'-v.*-
Wasamac
85C
——
Wespao Petroleum
Westates
Petrol
Westburne Oil
West
97c
Jan
4J/ac
Feb
17c
Jan
9 Vic
Feb
12c
Feb
13C
10 %c
_
12C
4.80
5.05
1,949
85c
87c
3,200
4.80
—
87o
——
Malartic
Jan
3c
12c
1,316
3%C
12c
12 %C
Mines.
8%c
Western Beaver
Lodge
Western Decalta Petroleum
*
1
13 %c
n
8C 10%c
13c
14c
7
86,700
;
1.22
1.22
1.34
...2
3.05
2.95
3.25
15c
15c
15c
Willroy Mines
1
Wiltsey Coghlan.^--^.——1
1.60
1.56
1.65
13,187
3,000
27,400
18c
Surf
Western
Inlet
class
—
Wright
Yale
Hargreayes
Lead & Zinc
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellorex
Mines
—
18c
20c
122,500
1
Windfall
20c
18c
21c
40c
90C
90c
90c
28,957
3,030
8%c
9c
1,500
—_20c
5%C
5 %c
6c
1
6C
6e
6%c
51,500
3,500
——1
1.15
1.14
1
...
—
-
Yellowknife Bear Mines
:
93c
3.15
1.53
Jan
Feb
15%c Jan
1.35 Feb
Jan
3.40
Feb
Feb
87c
12c
Jan
13c
;
'
Jan
12c
<
Jan
6 Vic
Jan
/ 5.65 Feb
4.80 Mar
83c
3,000
24,800 1
A__—:—50c
Western Mines
Feb
70c
35,500
7,500
14,200
85c
3c
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake Nickel
/ 17c
1.78
Jan
29c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
18c
Jan
Feb
79c
Jan
1.00 Feb
8%c Jan
5%c Jan
10c
Jan
7c
Jan
7%c Feb
17c
6c
1.09
22 %c
Jan
1.19
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.17
10,060
Young; (H G) Mines
1
7c
8c
24,200
6c
Feb
Consolidated
1
45c
45c
6,000
41c
Jan
5c
5c
/?;; 5,083
4c
21c
23c
31,100
21c
Feb
31c
Jan
19y2c21%c
32,375
16c
Jan
21 %c
Feb
Yukon
Yukeno Mines
.1
Metal
5yac. Jan.
Jan-
38'%C Feh'
Zulapa Mining
5c
1
Mines—
22c
1
19Vic
14o
Jan
47c
-
Jan
7%c Feb
Jan
UVic Feh
~
27c
Feb
48c
Jan
—
FOOTNOTES FOE OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
-7.40. Jan
2.41 Feb
v.
Jan
1.31
-4.85: Ffeh
59e
Jan
5
Jan
1^9- Jan-
;
Jan
2,05 Jan
I6yac Jan,
1.72 Jan
Feb
v.; 6.50*. Feb-
20c
Feb
36c
ir,768
31,100
38C
Zenmao
Jan
Feb;;
80-
35c
Jan
5.00
Feb
10 %C
10 Vic
__L
.i:
27 %c Jan
Jan
19c
11 %C
1
31
50c
L
...
Orchan. Mines—
1.75 Jan
Jan
4%c
•
Oleary Malartic.
Opemiska Copper.—
.
7%c Jan
1.20 Jan
27
Jan
9%c
11
Gold
1,600
2,400
24c
.
8%C
?
*
O'Brien
50c
2.50
19c
18 %c
1
Obaska Lake Mines
25,500
50c
2.40
•
20c
Northland
Norvalie Mines
50c
——
—
Mar
::'-l8c^ Feb
2.435
1.60
North
Jan
6c
'
Feb
15c
2,500
Canadian Oils common...—25c
North
38c
4%c Jan
18c
22c
Northgate Exploration
.
Feb
16c
40c
3.00
6c
24c
—...
1,500
Feb
Jan
i5c
11c
Warrants
:500
:
-
2.95
*
North Coldstream
Feb
Jan
15c
Feb
Jan
19C
....—>——I
—
18,700
17c
2.95
Preferred
18c
6c
*
Norpax Nickel—
Northcal Oils Ltd..
35c
7c
Fei>
lie
Jan
15c
1
North
13c
-
15C
Feb
Jan
16c
4%c
4.85/
27c
United New Fortune
Jan
20 %c
Jan:
Feb'
15,700
1,000
,16c
6c
1
Norgold
V lie
19c
Jan
5.60 Feb
V
37c
25%c!27%c
■?■
United Oils
Feb
24%c Jan
13 %c Jan
Feb
Jan
24c
;/ 20%c Jan ;/
Jan?
132,000
33c
?
1
Norlartic Mines
Normetal Mining Corp.
16c
20c
15c
1
Mines—
Norbeau
54.350
:
7c ■$■■■ 9c
8c
*
—
15c 16 %c
15c
1
1
Rouyn Merger
New Senator ROuyn—
17c
Jan
8.05
20C
7c
,;4%e
19 %c
Z 3.25
./if/
■/J.15„ ,Feh
55,400/
33c
6%c
Feb'
2.90
187,631
13,975
18,000
9,100
1,470
lie
33C
Jan;
6,45 Jan,
■
149,470
1.11
?■
/ 1.37 Jan
Jan
15c
/
/
19,378 Zv
541
13c
10c
1.00
—-1
....
Vespar
New
12 %c
1.00
99c
-
5%c Jan
4%C Jan
68,650
::
1.94
—».l
Gold-...
Territory Mining;.
Thompson Lundmark
United
1.44 Feb
V
Jan
9c
62,700
16c
6c
50.000
17c 19 %C
; 10c
17c
1
1,12
Feb
Feb
"7,062
:
34c
26c
Teck Hughes
TemagamL
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
,
6%c Feb
9c
8.05
1.80
Union Mining Corp —i—1 f / 23c
Union QilU
10%
—-^-1 ^
,
1.30 Jan
13c
16c
43c
Feb
27%C Feb
>
Feb
Jan
5.25 ' 5.60
:
_
5.00 Jan
/
J
Feb
.
/1.84
Triad Gil'^/-—
■/■
5%c Mar
<
Jan
3.500
5%c
7c
7 Vic
,
/
Jan
4Vic
4 Vic
•
-
Jan
10c
10c 11 Vic
Jan
/ 5%c Feb
Jan
sy2c
'
Jan
86,629
27c
Trans Canada Exp. Ltd;————-.1
Transcontinental Resources
*
2.50 Jan
24^
.
;
9c
Feb
37c
Tombili Mines Ltd
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
7%c
11c
7,800
24c
Torbit Silver Mines—-^-wl;'
Tormoht Mines; ———————I'
Towagmac Exploration —«1
Feb
6c
•
Feb
5c
90c
/
1.24 Jan
2.15
1.00
.
2.40 Jan
16c
i—1;';.
Newlund Mines—
84e
2.02
Petroleum
New;:Harricana.v
New Hosco Mines.
Feh
4%c
Continental Oil of Canada.
New
Jan
5c
-i-u——-- •
New
,10c
18Vic
)
16c
5o
16,108
3iyac
Taurcania
15%, Feb
Jan
34 % c
Development—
*
Holdings —-—--wl
Warrants
Jan
16C
•
Concord
Newconex
5o
14
750
-
13c 15 %c
2.12
:
1
1
1
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet Mines
New
;
1.16
————.Z.——1.;/
1
-Mines—
Alger Mines
New Athona Mines
New
New
1.09
I31/2C
5c
National
Nealon
2.25
32c
Ja-n
/
Jan.
74c.
21,100
14,800
.20c
2.25
1.11c
1
Mines.
Exploration ——1—-—..,.-—-*
National Petroleum u——-i--~-*-~25c
19c
2.25
-,
-.Jan,?/
71/20
2,000
.
40c 41 %c
19 %c
1
Minerals
Multi
!■
76C
Jan
7c Feb
31c
5c
25c
—1
Jan
56,000
Jan
13%
44,500
1.20
29C
34C
1.7X
,' '380
10c
7.10
121/2C
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
12c
1; fc/:/?'-9o?- ^ y' 9o; 9%C
Jan
8c.-
Jan
25c
7
24c
Jan
5%c Jan
;
18,500
5,000
43c
2.9d : 2.97
28 %c
1
26c
14V/4
Jan
5c
2.10
Feb
11 y2
2,325
19,625
60,350
ihC 15%c
1
18%c
8e
34c
V 5.25'T
1
Sullivan Cons Mines-
22 %c
12c
Jan
Jan
1.58
Jan
1.90 Jan
200*
71/2C
13c 14%C
45c
53c
;/ 1.32 Jan
Feb
1.33
8,500
32,286
27c
♦
Sunburst Exploration?
,
1.01
?'fe;-:;200//
71/2C
Steely -Mining--.
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Jan
Min
,
,
Jan
Corp —i-i-—;
vO^e.Mines-'ji&i--—i'———l-./
Moneta Porcupine
1
;
•
„
10c
9,610
6J/ac
25c
6%c
..I
27c
?
131/4
1
Jan *
V
121/4
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Starratt Niokel
:
23c
16c
1
23 %c Feh.
31c
2.10
;; 2M,
1
Ltd
4:200
22C
Jan
Jan
2.00
,"r 7.35/
,
t,
17:225
29c
91c
13c
5C
50c
Stand
58 c
22c
Jan
89c
1J5.
—1-"
8%c
26c
Mining
■
64c.
83c
9%c Feb
38 %C
1
;
520
30c
Feb
33 %c Jan
19,300
: •
'
8%c
24%c
Petroleums--iJ—.—-*J~* y
]
Feb
i.—l
Security Freehold
Siscoe Mines
:
^400'Jan
;
Max-
10%
Jan
lie
,_.._..»_50C
.......
52c
8c
Jan
93c
15 %c Feb
39c
1.55
12%
...1
26c
--i.—
Mining--^————.————1
Mill C.ity^
■
20c
Jan
45c
13c
Antonio Gold
8%e
9,150
9,700
Midrim
:
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
16c
;
3,230
11,800
6%c
Silvermaque
Jan
27c, Jan
2:67 ^Jan
V
2.35: Mar.
22.080
85c
Jan
12c
Jan
11,300
15c 15 %c
/ Southern Union Oils
SpoohervMines & Oils
6%c Feb
2iy2C Mar
12", 645
30c
31c
33 %c
4%-c Jan
14c.
22,400
'
yap;, Jan
51; ,qFeb
Jan/
/27c
47.900
4%c
Petroleums
1.25
Exploration: & Development_50o
Island Mining—
1
McWktters
Medallion
32c
31c
10%c Jan
50c
12c
Stanrock Uranium —L—i——«.l:
McKenzie
3.25
41c
Mines
Silver
*
9
t
Jan
Feb
1.10
6c
Silver Miller Mines
9.1$. Jan ;1
•
Jan,,
2.40
9.65 Jan
25c
Sigma 'Mines Quebec
Jan
43% Jan
6,894
Feb
12VaC Jan
6%C
Sheritt Gordon
'
:
Feb
8c
Jan
6,527
25,050
83c
2.10
/ Satellite Metal
v
Jan
Feb
8:50 Feb
1,890
Feb
v
Jan
Jan i
.
23c
4c
2,320
91/2C
Consolidated
Sarcee
Jan
49c
.
14%c Jan
11,125
1.53
Ryanor Mining
>.
Jan
12c;
14c
12c
~
Jan
45c.
47c
:
23c-.
/•
Feb
10c
93c
85C
Mines
Rowan
/San
Jan
11c
Jan
1.08
I
Mines
Rockwin
; :
Jan
Jan
8%C Jan
Jan
7c
48c
Athabasca Uran
Roche
Feb
Feb
3;750
Jan
Jan
Feb
4c
27,700
46c
■
15c
3,500
4,596
1.48
1.70
14 %c
20c 22 %c
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix
/:
6%c.Feb
26,300
lie
1,500
Z 8.65 Jan
Feb
10%
10c
..
Reeves Macdonald
1.14 Jan
2.10 Jan
95c
5 Vic
94c -
;
22c. .Feb/-'.
5c, Jan
•
Jan
;
Feb
Feb
4.05
Feb
/ 14c
«
13c ;
1.G8
Rexpar Minerals
I
Rio. Algom *w—--.i*.
22c
90c
/10%
203/sC
.1 ?
5;000
8c
i;MattagamivLakei:i-ii-^——
j/-?,
Jan
24,500
Consol
Jan.
Feb
3.25
'
93c
14C 14 %c
Jan
.
8Vic Feb
3.900
5,125
V
39C
21c
9c
49c
iMartin-McNeely Mines ——-—1
He
14C
Jan
6.85 Jan.
930
*;
11 %c
14c
45c
2.90
Jan
42c
85c
95,259
...i—X«.
Feb
200
466
f
6c
1
——
—
Ranger--Oil
Rayrock Mines- Realm Mining
"Jan
lie
19c *
'1
:
8c
8%c
8%C
Raglan- Nickel
.
12c
9c
—I,
221/2 C
5c
2.70
10% c
''
4.500
,13c
}•>?--
21c
5%C
-
34,050
18c 18 %c
*
——————
21 %c
30
:/ 1.48
6.899
28,60©
10%
172,100
5.500
18c
On
1
9%c
i6c
16,330
9c I
8%c
66c
2.76 Jan
,.
10,726
'
1
Radiore Uranium' Mines
Jan
r. >,
50
4%c
Jan
Feb
231
8.60
Feb
Mar
Jan
6c
3.65
94c
ii-—-~4Ll-
19c
Queens ton Gold Mines
Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd •'
1.50 Jan
?
Feb
1.75
*
;,Maneast^UraniUnt-'--^.--—,w—
; Quemont
19c
1.30
98c
9c
;
1.57 Jan
2.40
Magnet- Consolidated: Mines——1
:
Feb?'-'
Feb
15c
Jan
1.16 Feb
95C
Ma j ortrans-'-j.----—-—--—
3.90, Jan
43c*
600
2.30
-Malartic* Gold -Fields—
.
6c
17 %c :
4c
/
35c
.
/ 8.35
——^^.1—* //9c
1.19
;
3.50
VMacfie Explorations
—1
; MacLeod Cockshutt/-i-i------1.-—
Feb
12.500
6c
Ltd——————*
Lake——___.—
.•
1.16
9%c
13 %c
Louvicourt Goldfield
V
Jan
850
—
3.85 Mar
^
Jan
4c
Jan
2.98
•
3.70 Jan
10c
.Jan.
v19c
Jan
1
Quebec Ascot Copper
1
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
1
Quebeo Labrador Develop..
1
Quebec Lithium
i.1
Quebec Manitou Mines —:
Quebec Mattaganii
1
Quebec Metallurgical
;
Jan
10c:
r
160
5%c
1.70
15c
7.05
Jan
Jan
1:72
5%c
3,400
29% Feb
3.50
s^i;5c:
3.55
122,500
2.GO
:
-_1
——*
Long Point • Gas-i--i——iLL-L.—-1
50c
8%c 10 %c
3.85
:;
Jan
Purdex Minerals Ltd
2.6©
3.400
40c
Feb
15c
84,500
110,200
3,900
14c
14;000
1.40
50c
27,400
16c
10c 12 %c
49y»c
3.30
Ltd
Jan
10%,c Jan
49%C
50c
27
36,700
Mines
Feb
Feb
95c
15 %C
3.35
7 Vic
32c:
1.53
15% C
12c
Jan
4,750
85c
8c
1.35
64c
42c
1.48
?15,550
———1 -
Feb
52c
38c
2l
90c
9%c
'Mines;———i——1;'
Mar
40d
—/^50c/
1.55
; 6.40
'
Jan
22c
11 %c
628
Jan
27c
70c
Jan
39,200
26,200
*
25
?
Feb
54c
♦
29%
I,300
Jan
58c
281/4,
Jan
5.20
10c
27
"
Preston
'
Feb
50C
5lc
.
Development
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
11c
29c
•Manitou Barvue
7.30 Feb
8%c
z: 7%c
iM
Feb
3.80
15 %c
12,400
6,585
Prospectors Airways
6.15
Lac Gold
7%c
; Place. OH & GaS:
Placer
•y
Jan
Feb
8.20
Feb
28%'C Fbb
19,200;
10,225
Jan
8 Vic
Lexindin Gold Mines
-
1.04
23c
Jan
3.10
40,000
23,226
;;
Jan
28,084
26,300
31c
Jan
8V2C
-
20e
29c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Jan
3 70
i8yac
lie
>
Perron Gold Mines
;
Jan
19q
30c
.
POrmo.Gas &':
25c
14c
115,300
MaiacheWan
1.55
32c
v
Jan*
35c
fln
Jan
Feb
17c
38c
TV/Tivi
Feb
;
6.15
3,818
40c
32c
5.000
3.85
Mines
22q
"34c
2.57 Jan
1,200
29c
nw\
Fqb
Jan
11.033
s
34c
1
Jan
15c
:
Jan
12,094
& 3.75
Maralgo
12c'
7.10
33C
TVA
Jan
21,500
38C
Manok#
10c
Powell Rouyn Gold^-—
Prairie Oil Roy__..^_—
3.85
Leitch Gold* Mines
'
8,833
Ponder Oils
--50C;■
Red
11c
13C
1
Jan
.6.20
Latin American
Madsen
Jan
11c
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless- Exploration
Feb
Lamaque Gold- Mines—1——•;
Langis Silver
1
r
14c
6c
—-—1
Macassa. Gold - Mines
Jan
1.10
t
—*.1-
u——*
Uranium
12c
Jan
——*1
LaLuz Mines"
•Lorado
31,510
/
15c / 18c
6.90
7.80
n-v
7.00
1
Jan
.35c
Lake/ShoreMines—1
Little Long
13c
Consol
5c
3.20
*
Mines v
Lingman Gold
Lake vOsn-Mines
>
J*an
12c
Paymaster
Jan
57c
4,441
16,425
Lake
Lencpurt Gold
26c
447,700
3.10
—_1
.Kopan;/^//-//^
Labrador Mining
Feb
5c
32 Vic
32^c
-1
———-
-
17c
88c
HV2C
Kirkland Minerals
I,625
-
'
Kilembe
Feb
14,500
10%u Jan/
; * 20c
Feb
Jan
6.45
Jan
21c
16c
.6.50
International
6.75
6.85
Jan
15c
'
1
5c
Gold—.1,
86c
3.50
-
72c
72c
*
—
3,662
89,000
3.50
>
Kenville XSold Mines--—
Kerr-Addison
28o
98c
Jan
52c
18 %c
1.05 Feb
9,400
30c
95c
Jan
*
15%b Feb'
5%c Jan
Jan
1.15
97c
45c
1
'27c
Jan
28c
—* ?
60,450
Pax
86c
lie
Jan r;'
4Vic Feb
1.05
52c
7.00 Jan
Pato Consolidated Gold
Jan
8Vic
.
49c
High
12%
6.10 Mar
Jan
,
14.833
33.000
51c
640
,
41c
1.29; Jan:
17,600
15%
1.12
Frontier
22 %c
6.25
20c
/■
Jan
'
Paramaque Mines
Patino Mining
•V20c.f-,-,Jan;««; 24%q jan
126,700
6.10
Low
11
13,988
^Pamour Porcupine
,r:
5c
'lie
5c
..
26,300
-
6.10
Pamoil Ltd
'
12
Jan
28c : Jan
9%c 10 Vic
14c
——„.:.l
-
20yac
23c ;
Warrants
'■•.'jf1;'--'.
?
23c
11%
11%;
Jan
Jan?
,-
1
High
51c'
1.10
70c
Petroleums
Low
13 Vic
5,000
36,411"
■JowseyMining'iCo;JLtd^i-^^2-—~.«1;
Keeley
Jan
IOC
IOV2C
i 15 VaG
Joutel -Copper;
9c
Jan
Pacific
17%. Jan
34c
—1.
Mines■
Jonsmith
Feb
10c
——-L •
Gold 'Mines-
Joburke
4,026
14%
Par
;
Jan
55%
/
28 c
„—1,
•
————
Jellicoe- Mines
Jan
35c
——
Waite
50%
10c
r>'.
Jack
2,266
3.05
28%c
Mines^.—
Iso Mines-
Jacobus-
2.75.Mar
480
15%
g:. High V
1.18
i
CopperVMines^i^-^—
Irish"
-
2.85
i.
15%.
V
Low
High
43
>
»No
par
value, a Odd lot sale- (not included in: year's range),
d Deferred delivery sale (not
in-year s
included;^ in year's range). e Selling.- ex-interest, f Flat price. rCash sale(not included v
range); t Ex-liquidating,, dividend:? CUn):Admitted^ to?unlisted^ trading privileges, "wd When
wi When issued, zEx-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend,
.y-;
delivered,
-
;
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(952)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter
obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers
Inc.f and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the ''asked' ) at the time of compilation. Origin of any
The
Securities;;,
is
national
distribution
distribution.
primarily
in
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Eastern region.
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Canadian
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Radio
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5
Central Maine Power
10
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19
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1
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Sterilizer
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Anelex
23
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4
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Coral
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Avis
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1
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25%
34%
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Mississippi Valley Gas Co
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8
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38
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Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
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Garland Knitting Mills cl A
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163/4
23
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1
Continental Trans Lines_—-—1
Control Data Corp_
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27%
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27%
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Atlantic Utilities Corp——,—1
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14%.
16%
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34
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Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
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Fullview Industries
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22 %
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53A
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Futterman
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Armstrong (A J) & Co Inc.—_1
Arrow, Hart & Hegeman
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Commonwealth Telephone Co-10
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Kendhll
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14%
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217
133'
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13%
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24%
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Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
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3%
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38%
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23%
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10
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3%
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50c
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33
9%
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28
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American Air Filter Co*——1 /,*23y<-.: // -25%
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16%
18 •
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25%
class Ai.-w.-i.-l
Fiat Metal
7%
113/4
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-1. ;
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Natl
Flreco
8%
3%
1
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Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Motor
Textbook
Bakeries
Interstate
2.50
Farrel-Birmingham
8%
7%
West
Federal
63/e
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Far
7%
8
Engineering Corp
43A
Corp ——
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——-*--10
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; 69%
6%
65
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173/4
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common——
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Fablen
14
16
1
Interstate
International
19%
Executone Inc
9%
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—50c
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9%
26
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63/8
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77
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1
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72
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Monday, March 4, 1963
.
13%
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!—1
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Acme Electric Corp
*-—•—-1
7%
Empire Devices Inc
.
(Quotations for Friday, March
following bid and asked quotations are
wide
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27
.
Volume 197
Number 6243
/
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(953)
National and® Eastern List of Over-The-Counter
Ask
Bid
Monmouth
13%
16 %
17%
Rudd-Melikian jWc—1-. /
1
1
1
12%
13%
Russell
1
20
22 %
1
11%
12%
CandieswiL.Mjii.il
Rust Craft Greeting Cards
1
Safticraft Corp—-—-——10c
St Croix Paper Co..
12 Va
St Lquis Capital——-————.!
Inc—10
28%
30%
San
Jockey Club-lc
Equipment
1
Monroe Auto
Servocontrols
Moore Drop Forging Co—
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Moore-Handley Inc
Moore Products Co
.
Morningstar-Paisley
Morse
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Co
Knudsen
Morrison
Shoe
Co
Naloo
Fabric
National
15%-
Schneider
14%
19%
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J)
10c
Sciencer Capital Corp—————l
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—*
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9
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5y4'
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5%
9%
&
Fetzer
11
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Sea
7%:
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18%
12
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24'
54%
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25%
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1
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—
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Northern
13%
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36%
30%
32%
35%
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Co—3
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Corp
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5%
29%
12%
Sigma Instruments
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
3%
17%
Skil
Small
13%
Transportation
■
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7%
20 y4
22%
46
48%
Southeastern
19%
20%
Southern
California
Southern
Gas
Pabst Brewing Col-,————
Pacific Airmotive Corp
.—1
15%
V 16%
Southern
Pacific
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11%12% /
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15
Parker-Hartnifin
23%
Paterson
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Paper Co_10 %
Dental Supply—♦
(M)
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Petroleum
25%
Tube
Co
Gas
Penobscot
193/4
31
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Fibre
14%
>
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.
14
Spector
Freight System
Sprague Electric Co
Slaley (A E) Mfg Co
Standard
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Fruit
50
cl
Petrolite
28%
Philadelphia
Photon
Pierce
&
^' Pioneer
.
213/4
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A—1
63/s
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Plymouth
Rubber Co
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103/4
Books
10%
5%
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Polychrome
Corp
(L F) Co
Popell
Portland
Genl
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Potash
Potter
8%
Electric
,93/4
26%
22 V
7%
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25c
Premier
Corp of America
Industrial
Corp
Premier Microwave Corp
Prihiex Equities Corp—
Printing Corp of America
Producing Properties
2 5/«
10c
1
Pubco
Golf
168/4
17%'
Yellow
19%
21%
York
10%
35
Public
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Public
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Public
Svc
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28 %
23%
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35%
12
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Mellon
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34
36%
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73/4
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53/4
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30%
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243/4
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24%
Transcontinent TV class B__2.50
14%
Trans-Air
Trans-Coast
Co.
Gas
Treesdale Labs Inc
33 %
Trico
Tropical
Products
17%
Tucson
1
13%
14%
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florins
75%
79
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5 Va
89%
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81 Va
501/2
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Detroit.. 12%
Bank
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National Commercial Bank
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337
Trust
Co
7.50
51%
National Community Bank of
Rutherford (N J)
12.50
69 %
18%
73
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66
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New Jersey Bank & Trust Co. 11
Carolina Natl Bank
Northern Trust Co
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42
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39%
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N
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43%
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100%
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15
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40
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10
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of New Rochelle
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Glrard Trust Corn
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63 %
First Natl City Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
41
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Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
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57 V4
43%
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74
20
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35%
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90
Chicago
44%
4
42%
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
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58%
56
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
First Natl Bk of St Louis
10
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283/4
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National
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38%
35%
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57%
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29%
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Liberty Real Estate Bank &
10
10
35
68
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154
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145
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.10
31%
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3/4
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73/4
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Fargo Amer Trust Co.. 10
66
69 Va
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
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171/4
Range
Sale Price
43/a
51/8
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91/4.
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8 3/s
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61%
22
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29%
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153/4
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25%
5%
7%
41
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1
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24
Winston-Salem
National Stock
26%
V
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Co
8%
2.50
Uarco Inc
Trust
3%
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Rockower Brothers
Rockwell Mfg Co
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87/b
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1
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31 3/8
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15%
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20
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27 Va
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5%
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123/4
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Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
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16%
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5
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26
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10c
14%
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Pacific Power & Light Co
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18 %
Advance Mortgage
Allied Graphic Arts
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49%
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7
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19%
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7%
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Wilcox
31%
69%
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Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
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1
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23%
163/4
Western
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47%
Washington Natural- Gas Co.10
Washington Steel Corp—.!-
41%
38 V2
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Warren' Brothers Co......u.—10
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Sierra Capital Co—..
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Old Ben Coal Corp
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Onyx Chemical Corp.————*
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Orkin Exterminating Co
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143/a
43%
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15%
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Nutone
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17%
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Norton Company
6%
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6%
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38%
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Western Kentucky Gas Co
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West Penn Power Co_
West Point
9%,
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21%
24%
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7%
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29%
4%
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37%
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New Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
New Jersey Natural Gas Co—5
New York Airways Inc
—_ 1
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1
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35%
7%
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14%
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States
4%
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12%
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33%
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53/4
37%
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17%
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10c
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Co——--—5
Schlitz (Jos) Brewing
15
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5
351/4
1
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42%
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National Propane Corp
373/8/
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53/4
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5
National Periodical—______
35
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United Nuclear
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United Artists Theatre Clrcuit.l
United Illuminating Co
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Savannah
18%
16%
Petroleum
Associates
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23%
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14%
27%
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13%
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Sanders
8%
7%
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Safe
10%
9%
Morton Mfg
Mothers'
18%
16
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12% '
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far Week
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Insurance
3.30
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1.90
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9.60
Feb
Jan
3.60
Feb
1.60
1.90
35c
1.90
Electronics
V Development Corp
Industries Corp
Wells
1.60
Feb
2.90
3.30
1.80
—
Jan
4.20
Cable
Golconda
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1.20
&
Chemical Co
Nashville
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Corp
1.90
100'
1.20
Jan
65c
50c
•:
1.90 Mar
Jam
J an
Feb
80c
1,0001
40c
Jan
90c
1.10
.
1.10
1,300
70c
Jan
50c
50c
100
40c '/ Feb
2.10
•
V
50c
2.20
80c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
1.10 Mar
•
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40
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
'
Securities
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter
1
Inc_
Affiliated Fund
American
American
Shares
Business
Growth
6.74
8.21
K-l
(Income Fund)
3.93
4.25
K-2
(Growth Fund)
Physics
S-2
13.23
14.58
3.94
4.31
13.52
14.63
5.91
5.77
Knickerbocker Fund
Inc—1
S-3
9.23
8.49
X3.59
s
Knickerbocker
4.03
9.21
10.07
13.18
14.25
General
12.34
13.52
Special
Investing
Ltd—
(1954)
•
.
Ltd
Fund
16.48
—
1
10.06
■'.*>
Chemical
Colonial
Growth
10.99
Medical
Int'l
10.38
11.29
Mutual
Invest Found
10.87
11.88
Mutual
Investment
11.81
12.91
Mutual
Shares Corp
9.48
10.36
Fd__l
'9.57
10.46
Nation
9.47
10.35
National
Investors
Corp
15.10
16.50
National
Securities
Series—
9.15
9.95
Gen
Stock
1
Mutual
Fund—1
8.08
-
11.60
7.17
Growth Fund Inc_lc
Delaware Income Fund
6.46
Diversified
16.80
1
56.58
—1
10.56
11.54
1
10.08
11.02
7.94
8.70
8.79
9.63
3.16
3.47
Inc.l
Fund
—
Theory Invest Fund Inc__ 1
Dow
4.59
4.96
1
15.47
16.82
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Balanced
—
Trend
Financial
Industrial
12.05
Horizons
9.03
9.13
New
York
R P
Inc
Fund
Capital Fund
Chemistry
Electronics
Inc
1
11.40
12.46
1
12.09
13.21
_1
13.72
14.99
5.93
1
Provident
Puritan
5.79
8.41
10.69
7.68
8.35
50c
11.29
11.40
9.09
9.93
1
14.29
14.43
Income—1
4.02
4.39
for
1
8.00
8.65
14.28
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc..
Research Investing——
Revere Fund Inc--—-
15.81
Scudder
13.04
Scudder Stevens & Clark
19.42
3cudder
Inc_lc
4.02
4.40
Inc
10c
5.72
6.25
Florida Mutual Fund
Inc
1
Canada
of
Stevens
Common
9.98
9.6,0
14.63
Bond
series—
stock
Common
6.53
2.83
8.03
9.09
Trust
Investors
General
6.57
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
12.32
Hamilton
Funds
Fund—
a20.45
Inc—1
7.78
Incorporated
Institutional
10.09
6.67
12.40
Fund_lc
"9.63
10.54
X6.77
7.41
Investment
Co
Investment
Continental
of
X9.43
10.97
10.94
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Intercontinental Fd_
Investors
6.73
Line
Income
5.63
-
6.09
Fund
Whitehall
Winfield
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)—
B-2
(Low
Grade
(Medium
B-3
Priced
Fund
11.62
Insurance
Firemen's
Centennial
Congress
Life
.
Life
67
Intl
Ins
Jefferson
25%
28%
32
35%
63%
68
Republic Insurance (Texas)—5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
75
79%
35%
37"%
5%
6%
t56%
212 :
59%
222
(NY);
Life
Lamar
Life
Lawyers
Ins
15%
69
10%
11%
Seaboard
Co.—^4.——-5
•«. 44%
of Amer
Ins
Surety
16Va
Security
46%
Security Life & Trust Co.;
70/;
75%
Southland Life Ins Co
108
114%
-,
60
51%
63%
16%
46%
54%
173%
—5
117
.
Travelers
123%
Ills'Co-ry-—5/
Insurance
Co'/-—5 '
8%
86%
116
122%
124
130%
9%
17%
14%
5
83
86%
10
38
41%
Variable
16%
17%
53
56%
26%
28%
Western Reserve Life Assurance
of Ohio
—————1
Corp
5
U S Life Ins Co in City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur—1
25%
167
12
11
f
7%
6%
58
54%
20%
19
Westchester Five—2
Life Ins
12%
23%
161
(Ala) _1
United Security Life Ins
13%
107%
11%
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co-i/5'
US Fire Insurance,—3
16
1
55%
52%
102
United Family Life Ins Co
1
United Ins Co of America_-2.50
y
Buffalo.
79
82
Bankers Ins Co, (Tex)^fc*.
70.
67
Ins—50c
3
48
75
Haven)—10
5
Springfield Insurance Co__
2
$6.50 preferred ————10
Standard Sec Life Ins (NY)y^2
Title Guaranty: Co (N Y)—y—8
Union
—5
(New
Ins
Southwestern Life
:
70%
10
& Acc—
Insurance Co—2
Title
13%
65
1
3.50
Co
Marine——6.25
&
Life
15%
Life
Central
Fire
(Paj
(NY)
Insurance
Paul
Seaboard
'
&
Ins
Corp
44
.
5
„
St
Lite
City
Reserve
1
Accident
Standard
Kentucky
86%
5
—2
82
Reinsurance
10
Co
of
33%
Quaker
—
&
31
14%
—
Co—
Co
Life
7%
34%
79
Ins_2.50
Boiler
Mid-Cont
Life
Interstate
11
6%
32
84%
new
Insp Insurance
Illinois
:
128%
13%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co——5 "
Insurance
9%
Profess & Bus ;Men's2 Insy——1
Providence-Washington
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C) new_
.4%,
15%
Steam
87%.
124%
Co
Insurance
74%
Corp, ZZy„Z
3
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hartford
70%
'82
10
Phoenix
63
.5
Insurance
56%
< 65
30%
.
44'/8
Hanover
65%
53
5
1.25
(S F)
Ins
34 z;
61
N
77
(Phoenix)
American
Life
31%
Y_10
of
Co
Pioneer Home Owners Lifey-i-l
58%
3%
Employees Insur (DC)
4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
Great
3%
Co
'■
48 Vi
r
Insurance .Co—ry^«--.5
28
Gov't
Gov
45 %
>
1
—
Insurance
Internat'l
Georgia
Insurance
20%
274
260
peoples Life Ins Co-r^r - ; / •
(Wash D -"C)'-y——~5.
5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co—
'
•48
;;
Amer—2
Co
Indemnity
Pacific
Peerless
,
.84
54
60%
63%
33 V2
35%
79%
,.75
;
9%
10%
35%
38 Va
•:'i7
18%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Banks—
,v
Bid
Ask
Banks for Cooperatives—
Bid
3.15s Apr' 1, :1963—y——— •
9963/64 1001/64
99.31
i—
99.31
100.1
3.05q June 3,. 1963
——-99.31
,f3.40s Apr 15, 1963
100.2 f
&
''100 •>
3.15s Aug l,1963/_
u——100
3.40s May 15, 1963
100.3
100.1
Federal Land Bank Bonds— /
1
Federal
Loan
Home
3.15s Mar 15, 1963;
,3VaS Apr 15, 1903—
-
3.30s Sep 16,1963.
3%s Sep
15,
1965
100.3
100.1
2%s May
lv 1963' ■"
3%s Aug 20, 1963
100.3
100.1
-
—100.7
22, 1963/^iw———100.2
100.4
4 Vis Apr
4s
Oct
20,1964/-^-//—/—
20,1964/
:
101.17
4S
Oct
20, 1965/—
•
100.13
101.4
101.6
101.6
100
100.22
4s
Dec
20,1965————
100.14
100.18
3%s Feb
——
101
—;
100.26
101.8
21,1966—;
3%s May
2, 1966—99.8
100.30
Sep
99.31
100.9 '
3%s Oct
99 63/64 1001/64
y
100.2
,
„i-. 1.99.29
,,,
,
100.1
100.24
.
Federal Natl Mortgage .Assn—3 V4s
.,
Ask
100.1
100.4
100.2
100;i6
———y
101.6
4%s July 20, 1960/i./y-/:---y—. -" 101.28
4s
101.12
101.14
101.14
100.12
99.20
102.8
11.24
3.92
102.8
May 22, 1967/-/-//-.--/—
100.28
3%s Mar 10, 1966^
100.12
100.20
4%s
Mar 20, 1968i-_——
101.16
102.16
101.16
101.28
4%$
Mar
20,1969
99.24
4%s
July
15, 1969—
102.8
103.16
104.16
Deo
10i 1970j.10, 1971.10,-1971—
5%s
Ltd-
Fund
17.23
6.56
5.09
5.56
Feb
18.73
6.00
26.16
Ohio
25.29
Second
16.20
17.68
1"'
Inc__l
2.82
104 ^
3%s
107.16
108.16
4%s
102.16
103.16
—
—
-
;
4Vis
■■
104.16
,
103.8
20. 1974
99.30
1978-73
103.8
107.8
97.24
107.16
103.24
97.8
101.24
100
104.8
100.6
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Maturity—
8.93
-
,
,
Treasury Notes
3%s May 15, 1963
3%s Aug 15,
1963—
9.76
NOV 15, 1963
3 Vis Feb
•
100.5
100.16
3%s Aug
1 %s Oct
100.7
;
100.9
4%s
Nov
100.9
l%s
Apr
100.7
—
1
10.11;
11.05
12.92
14.04
X13.82
15.07
1 Vis Apr
4s
May
l
3%s May 15,1963———
13.04
;
6.87
7.51
l
6.45
6.97
•
-
~
•
Fund
—
Inc
Fund
all.08
—
Aug
15, 1964-———
a9.26
Dated
a22.52
Inc——
Inc
3.15s
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
a77.04
3.45s *
8-
1-62
5-
1-63
al5.20
Fd_
Rate
a42.64
Fund
98.5
98.7
100.29
102.31
97.10
1,1965
97.14
102.29
102.31
1%S
Apr
Aug
1,1966
15,1966/-/-/—yy—•
1 %s
Oct
" 1.1966
96.26
96.30
100.12
100.14
100.18
15,1966
4s
99.15
101.15
100.31
100.20
95.22
95.26
101.22
101.24
95.2
94.30
yy
'
3%s/Feb
98.29
15,
1967—y^
100.29
l%s Apr •' 1/1967—//—!——
3%s Aug 15, 1967—/——*.—,'
102.25
1 Vis
102.3
Oct
1,
99.31
100.15
93.2
1967—
100
94.4
94
100.17
93.6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a20.23
Fund
Fund
Feb
3%s
100.5
,
102.23
/
' 100.10
100.29
ax82.45
Inc
Inc
Exchange
100.3
1, 1963—
99.13
15, 1963
1— ' 101.13
1%S Apr
1, 1964—y——,
98.27
4%s May 15, 1964-—y/y/y/—y >'102;1 •
3%s May 15, 1964
100.27
4%s Nov
58
99.29
99.27
1%8 Oct
>
—.
1, 1963__
15,1963--—; 100.8
Ask
(Continued) —
15, 1964——
1, 1964——Z—
15, 1964::
4%S May 15,1965—
IViS Oct
1,1965--——3 Vis NOV 15, 1965——————
Treasury Notes-r-
14.10
Fund—10c
Fund
Centennial
100.3
100.14
—
15, 1964
l
;
Bid
Maturity—
Ask/
Bid
,
Certificate of Indebtedness—
3.08
1
.
Westminster
Feb
4%s Feb 20,
5 %s
\
•
Iric
Capital
Capital—
23.18
4%s
3Vis
.101.18
101.16
10. 1977
Ind
Investors
25.07
101.16 "102.16
104.8
100.16
100.16
103,
—-i,
12,1973/.yyw-^yyyy
6.73
5%8 Feb
■
10, 1972-
Feb
10.44
3%s
20,1970/—106.8
Apr / l, 1970-.-/-/-///^/^ v96.24
July 20, 1
. 106.16
Oct
1, 1970-1967
IJLd
102.24
May
1,1971—*.—96.8 :
Feb. 15, 1972-1967—; 100.24
Sepv 15,1972yii/*i//^yyv:J^99 ':
103
10,1970y—103.8
4%s
6.16
•
103.16
4%s Apr
4%S Sep
4%S Aug
4%s.Sep
,
i
Street
Street
12,1966
4%s Jun
11.64
9.52
Fund
Fund
Federal
10;1965———.
3%s Mar 11, 1968i———,... 99.8•
4%S Ap*' 10^19691——— / 102
12.28
3.59
101.28
101.12
12.77
Inc-
Street
Diversification
■
Pacific
61%
171
Ins
Life
45%
49
"
4
Co
General Reinsurance Corp
Situations
Fund
Devonshire
1
43%
43
Line
Old
,142
80%
1
Glens Falls—
7.65
1
Fund
Swap Funds—
.
11.^5
1
Fund
First Nat'l Life
Franklin
12.57
1
Inc
Fund
34.90
Bonds)_1
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•
23
*41%;
—5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
a29.25
.
7.02
Shares-1
Inc
Growth
10.75
al2.70
31%
*
2V
12, 1972
Fund
34.22
Mutual Fund—1
(The)
;
29%.
4%s Jun
Inc—
Equity
Empire
Johnston
46%
Group Assoc—
—*
Reinsurance Corp—5
4%S Jun
lOc
1
Fund
Inc—:
Northern Ins Co of N.'Y——-12%;
North Western, Natl Life Ins Cbj,;
7.14
Investing Corp
1
Research
,15%
14
48
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Fund
11.12
6.23
Investors Selective Fund
j
Investors
Federal
37%
18
6.53
Ltd
International
Line
18.85
XlO.40
:
Istel Fund
Employers
Employers
11.82
17.44
——
Northeastern Insurance—3.33 %
Fund—1
Fund
Wisconsin
Income Fund
North
14.62
Canada
Wellington
-v
Fund—
Stock
New
28
40%
:'y
18%
'■
5 1.44
Rivera—2:501
43"
67%
26%
Co—-5
of N Y
Co
Ins
34%
38%
13.38
Fund
Investors
11.99
Investors Mutual
Investors
Eastern Life
17 %
5
1
1
Income
Washington Mutual
10.31
Boston—_1
of
Group Funds—
York Fire Ins Ca—
2.50
5
(N J)—1.25
Eagle Fire Ins Co
l
Fund
Science
Funds
Wall Street
4.78
America——1
Trust
Investors
4.37
62
>
,
3 Vis
lc
Inc
Fund
Resources
51
Hampshire Insurance
(Ga)_1.25
10,1964
3%S Dec 11, 1964/
1
Inv__10c
:
Accumulated
Wellington
Int'l
94%
29
New
——-—„y—
a35,28
_l
Fund Inc—
7.29
11.34
Fund—lc
Institutional Income
United
Value Line Special
-V;
Fund
Growth
Institutional
Growth
Value
8.50
lc
Ltd—
Shares
Foundation
Inst
9.23
Fund
1
Investors——1
91
27%
48%
2
Forster Inc
&
Crum
4s
1
Value
2.30
Income
Incorporated
Century
United
Inc 10c
Boston
Criterion Insurance *
Corp—*
Inc
United
luc
of
Fund
Income
Fund
nited
Imperial Capital Fund Inc—„lc
Imperial Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund
5
-5
Fire—
Nationwide Corp class A
3%s May 11, 1964-
Fund
United
H-DA
Series
Casualty
40.00
Z_T.
143
com.—1
Line Ins AA
Union
70%
America—1
37.25
y——
United
y
1
s
of
Co
8.68
U B S Fund of Canada Ltd
United Funds Inc—
9.99
17.53
Inc—
H-C7—
5/. Series
Texas
13.49
9.12
1
Continental
7.22
17.02
Administered shares—lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
Fully
Growth
Ins
15.09
;
81%
95%
90/~.'
135
4VaS
•Stock
20th
,
Nat'l Old
National
64%
Co of NY—2
Insur
13.78
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
7.14
6.58
1
Group Securities—
<
'
,
Aerospace-Science
—lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Natl Life & Accident Ins.
3%
60
"A"__2
(NY)
1
Inc
Television-Electronics
!
7%
16%
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)w2 ;
57%
Connecticut Gen Life Insur5 "137"";
Continental Assurance Co—
_5
163
9.96
Fund
10
58%
76
(Bait)---—--10.
Life
National Fire
671/4
Mar 11, 1963
4 Vis Nov' 12, 1963
i
Investment
Balanced
-
5
(N J)
Coastal States Life Ins
Stein Roe & Farnham
7:39
:
1
Investors
8.21
X2.57
1
Inc„—
America
of
Fundamental
State Street
5.94
.
stock aeries-—--lc
Preferred
Fund
—lc
series
2.71
X7.48
——lc
7
3%
.
8.03
Investors—*—
2.46
Beriesi-i-^yy;.——-—1C
Util
Sovereign
5%
54%
51%
Co_l
Midwestern United Life Ins
Monument
34%
14%
160
"
10
—
Co
Life
11.54
Foursquare Fund
—;—1
Franklin Custodian Funds-
125%
13%
.
13.41
Amer
;.14%
32%
141/8
3 V4S July 16, 19633.30s, Aug 15 1963——u
10.56
Inc
Shareholders
in
38%
13v"'""
.**
1
Life.
Standard
Insurance
Casualty
al3,28 "
2£c
Industry Inc__1
Shares
6.08
,34%
.
-1
Re-insurance
Citizens
Fund-1 l'a 18.32 r
Trust of Boston—1
Southwestern Investors Inc
_1
2.15
11%
2.50
(Wash DC)
(Galveston)
Ins
Beneficial
9,70
10.80
—I,'
Assurance
Bankers & Shippers.
Bankers Natl Life Ins
10.43
.8.97
5.59
•
Mercury
a9.64
9.88
Ins—
(Newark N J)—2%
Life Companies Inc_l
Nat
10.91
.
1
Fund
American
Founders Mutual Fund——--—*
1.97
7.49
Shares—1.25
Selected
,.'53
Lincoln
""
Clark-
&
Stock
% 6.85
-—1.
12.00
Fund
153
Lincoln
Co
Amer
33%
31%
Liberty Life Ins...
1
National Life Insur—5
14%
Home
American
31%
;
118
Loyal Amer Lile Ins Co.Inc-50c
'.-.Maryland Casualty_y.-y-y——1
12%
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
12%
Income Life Ins Co—1
8.82
8.11.
1
1
28
.
10
47%
American
15.52
Growth- ryr^.——-y—1
Penna—5
of
Co
87%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Fund-———1
17.96
14.62
Inc_l
Life Insurance Co of Va
84
American
"8.72
9.78
11.54
Stock
Inc
(Geo)-
Putnam
al9.80
~7.80
10.53
2.50
Inc
Fund
Fund
Putnam
7.12
*
Inc__—
Fund
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
26%
44
Amer Ins
Home
al4.u
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp___
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pioneer
23%
Ins
(Jacksonville ;Fla)——y.
6.44
Fund
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Penn
Pine Street Fund
Life
90%
24 -&j
Greatamerica
Fund
Street
Oppenheimer
Heritage
40%
86%
Life
Gulf
al4.86
Ltd_34c
&
Shares
William
13.09
Florida Growth Fund
.
6.20
11.15
14.03
Fd
7.86
Stock Seriesi-yy-y-
5.30
Co
Inv
4.32
7.19
EnglandFundyy/y/ZZy/yy.
12.98
1
/
1
Inc__—1
Fund
3.86
5.67
—
New
12.11
Fund—25c
Mutual
6.59
8.31
50c
Fidelity .Capital Fund—
Fidelity Fund Inc—
Fiduciary
12.30
6.03
(T Rowe) -Growth
Fund
Inc—
;
Fund Inc—/*//'.10r
Equity Fund Inc—;—v——20c
Fidelity
11.25
—
.
Price
Energy
Growth
15.26
8.33
——,-*50e
Corp—_l
.
__/-/
Investment
Federated
14.12
——
Fund
Stock Fund
Electronics
2.76
23.09
7.60
& Howard—
Eaton
2.70
21.34
——
Securities Co Inc.
7.62
One
American
-37%
21%
.
Stock" Series^i-—x—y——.y
16.97
—25c
Stock
Shares
9.83
al4.12
Series———
Nucleonics
Investment Fund—1
Growth
Diver
7.07
56.01
Inc
8.96
Fund
Series-.——_——-
Income
Insur
Bid
2
43'/4
Assurance
Ask
Par
(Birm)__2
■/'/' Vv'
Insurance
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
4.36
,
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware, Fund ■
Dividend
21.00
Fund——l"
De
4.04
New
Inc
Investment
.
Growth
19.22
Series B
Income
Growth—
Preferred Stock Series
20.87
6.56
15.62
—.
Series
Dividend
12.54
19.37
8.75
14.45
Series—
Bond
8.78
Inc—i-i-'y.:—I i
Investment Trust-liv
7.98
Foundation-
Shares
Trust
Wide
Balanced
Fund Inc———*-T
Western
6.61
6.03
Series—
Insurance
General
Life
Liberty
132%
Co_1.50
Life
Founders
American
881/2
.
-
40%
,
Equitable Assur—2.50
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Combined
Co Funds-
&
Series
Investing
50c
Diversified
10.49
Mutual
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Crown
24.46
9,60
6.61
Fund Inc
Continental
22.20
Inc—1
14.57
Investment-—1
Fund
C)
(B
Growth
Composite Bond & Stock
Consolidated
interest—1
Fund
Fund—1
Income
Concord
8.15
11.05
Energy
Commonwealth
Composite
7.46
Fund—
Life
beneficial
Securities
84
127
American
American
;
Bid
3.50
—
Citizens
14.87
13.61
Stock
1
25c
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
int—33 Vic
Growth
Investors
Morton
(Quotations for Friday, March i)
—5
Agricultural Insurance Co—
10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111) _1
Boston
Trust
Investors
beneficial
1
&
Commonwealth
1.58
6.05
Inc
Fund
1.80
13.33
of Boston
Fund Inc
Colonial
1.65
1.45
of
Surety
&
Insurance
American
al4.72
share3—lc
of
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
"
shares—lc
10.09
Fund
Chase
Life
Amer
Industries
1
Trust
Shares
Can—1
Fund—*
—lc
Stock Fund
Growth
Century
6.50
Investment
Massachusetts
^
.
17.35
t5.96
Funds—
17.83
'
15.88
a28.58
Fuhd'Inc——1
Units
—>
Capital. Life Ins; Shares &
shares
17.56
Growth-
of
Fund
11.72
Inc—1
Fund
Sayles Mutual
Managed
Mass
16.07
Inc_:——;—-—1
Fund
Canadian
Canadian International
Loomis
Massachusetts
Fund—
General
Canada
Loomis-Sayles
7.10
6.50
Fund'Tnc———1
California
12.12
4.93
4.51
Stk
Insurance
15.62
10.72
Inc—1
Investors
Insurance
new——-—1
50c
-
5.98
14.75
1
.'
Life
11.09
Street
Growth
Lexington Income TrustLife
9.51
5.46
1
Fund—1
Lazard Fund Inc_
10.39
10.69
Bullock Fund Ltd———r—•—1;;
1
11.62
Growth Fund
—t—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bondstock Corp
-1
Canada Ltd
Casualty
Aetna
6.48
4.86
9.54
5.32
22.26
5.31
■
Axe-Templeton
Broad
4.87
12.12
fi 4.45
:
9.89
13.36
1.63
Axe-Hougliton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Boston Fund Inc
9.06
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd_l
8.73
10.65
20.40
1.48
&
9.76
(High-Grade Com Stk) „1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
V':.;S-l
al4.19
•;
Inc_r/-1..
"A"
5.92
5.48
Fund Inc—lc
Fund——1
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Aetna
—1
:
Trust
—*
Sci Fd_33Vic
Fund
Associated
Atomic
611
7.59
2.27
2.08
Investors
American
American Mutual Fund
Par
Par
1.25
1
Inc
Fund
Advisers
Mutual Funds—
Ketone Custodian Fund
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
Cont.
1
1
Fundy^-«y..-.Z-.y~Z.-25C
Aberdeen
Ask
'Bid
Par
;
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds-—
.
Due
3.35s
9-
4-62
6-
3-63
al4.27
3.20s
10-
1-62
7-
1-63
Bid
Dated
Rate
Ask
r.
-
-
-
Bid
Due
100.1
3.10s
11-
1-62
8-
1-63
100.3
3.15s
12-
3-62
9-
3-63
100.1
100.3
3.15s
100
100.2
3.15s
2-
4-63
11-4-63
3.15s
3-
4-63
12-
99.31
100.1
al0.33
1- 2-63
10-
1-63
2-63
99.31
/
Ask
100.1
100.
100.2
100.
100.2
100
99.31
100.2
100.1
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
Recent Security & Conv.
Z/Z
Bonds
American
Tel
4%s
Steel
Tel
Co
Carrier
Ches
Dallas
Duke
of
Edison
Hotel
4s
Illinois
6s
ww
George
Power
5V2S
4%s
Pacific
Petroleum
Pow
102 %
Public Serv Co of Okla
101%
102%
Quebec
Nat
100%
Republic
102
Sheraton
Sthern
100
100%
103
104%
Tenn
5%s__1977
106
108%
Textron
conv__1976
111
114
1971
1993
5s
100:/>
100%
1992
2000
102 Va
101%
-1984
4%S——1992
4%s
101%
1992
Gas
Ed
Tele
Broadway Bldg 5%s ww_1970
Pacific
1992
Light 4'As—1993
Trailer
Hotel
75
4%s„2002
4%s
4 '/4s
Natural
St
107
70
York
1988
Georgia Power 4%s
Hilton
165
1969
_1982
Tel
4%s
Power &
Fruehauf
New
105
43/8s__2003
4Vas
Gas
Power
Paso
5%s
Penn
Potomac
Consolidated
El
conv
Corp
&
Columbia
102
1994
—
Barium
101%
100%
101%
103
105%
91%
99%
96%
99%
&
Lt
Gas
Pictures
Co
New
Gas
of
4s
Am
Westcoast
-5%s
100 %
87
;
>100%
97%
84
y
.
91%
105
99.129
June
Mar
14,
1963
99.866
99.870
Mar
21,
1963
99.060
99.863
June
Mar
22,
1963—
99.811
99.816
June 27,
Mar
28,
1963
99.755
99.761
July
Apr
4,
11,
1963
99.698
99.704 V.
July
1963—
99.665
98%
Apr
Apr
91
109
113
1963
99.064
99.077
98.996
99.013
5, 1963^.
98.947
98.964
98.914
98.932
99.671
11, 1963—
July 15, 1963—
98.886
98.904
99.646
July
18,
1963—
98.828
98.848
99.583
/,
19631963—
99.640
1963
15,
18,
6,
99.591
July
25,
1963-
25,
1963
99.523
99.531
Aug
May
2,
1963
99.467
99.476
Aug
May
99.410
24,
Apr
1,
1963—
Tel
43/8s_2001
101%
102%
9,
1963
99.420
4%s
1983
101%
102
May 16,
1963
99.353
99.364
Aug
1963
99.289
99.298
Oct
15,
1963—
1963
99.243
99.256
Jan
15,
1964—
—1970
;
4%s___
C
99.200
99.136
99.116
June
99.924
87%
95%
ww_1967
y;
99.186
99.124
99.977
99.921
Apr
5%s
99 V2
102
May 23,
111%
113
May 31,
—1984
118%
109
115
93
96%
•No
—1938
95
97%
New
29,
1963-
98.771
98.788
98.713
98.731
98.661
98.679
98.599
98.618
98.541
98.561
98.150
98.169
97.367
97.394
120%
1970
A—1988
Ask
1953—
13, 1963—
/June 20, 1963—
99.975
1963
1971
Trans
series
1985
102%
99%
—1965
5s
5s_.
ww
U S Industries
1992
4Vas 1993
101%
102 %
Bid
Ask
1963
8, 1963—
Aug 22, 1963—
Engl
Trans
Amer
1977
4%s
53/4S
5s debentures
5s
Ask
Bid
Metropolitan
.1996
4%s
Bell
Bonds
Tel
&
Debentures Issues
28,
Mar
7,
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange.
value,
tNew
b Bid
yield
stock
x
price, d Ex-rights,
k Admitted
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued.y
to listing on t
Ex-stock divider]
Volume 197
THE
Bank
Number 6243
COURSE
*
.
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
The Cornmercial and financial Chronicle
.
Week Ended Feb.
BANK CLEARINGS
increase compared
an
with
year
a
-
'>■'
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, March 2, clearings for all
Chester
$
District—Philadelphia1,673 544
„
—___
-
,.
"
__
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 6.6% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals
Scranton
stand at
Wilkes-Barre
center
$35,314,932,750 against $33,142,426,103 for the
week
same
1962.
in
At
York
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 9.5%.
a
Our comparative
1,018,000,000
2,197,020
7,378,108
(a)
.
:
Delaware—Wilmington
sum¬
New
mary for this week follows:
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(9
New
Ended
March
2—
1963
York
Chicago
13,926]ll9
...
cities)
'1,081,220,624
ODio—Canton
1,376,349,659
+
6.0
1,289,000,000
—
4.2
Columbus
*906,000,000
City
905,782,102
+
567,963,715
—
Cincinnati
.01
557,284,949
1.9
'
Louis
483,800,000
r.__
Baltimore
694,701,624
—
cities, five days
Other
cities,
+
all
cities,
9.4
+12.6
1.7
Total
$28,171,359,144
$2,364,774,829
+
5,648,042,730
+
5.4
$34,124,337,154 $32,012,817,559
+
6.6
+
cities,
five
days_
day
one
all
1,190,595,602
cities
for
exact
week
details
issue of next week.
$35,314,932,756
for
the
We cannot
cordingly, in the above
week
covered
1,129,608,544
District of
$33,142,425,103
at this center
furnish
are
(6
cities)
752,2
6.6
+
them today,, inasmuch
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
the week ends
as
available at time of going to press.
not
was
an
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Ac¬
Macon
has to be estimated.
cases
Florida—Jacksonville
.
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
_.
Orleans.
cities)
(10
Outside of this city there was a gain of 7.0%; the bank
clearings
showing
increase of 7.4%.
an
york^Re§erve ^
R^i^^pigrict
decline
We group
the cities according to the
located and from this
are
the totals -show
an
we
note that in
improvement of *7.7%, and in the
of 3.2% r but- hi^ihe Philadelphia Reserve; district the totals
of 4.6 %„
a
__.
Alabama—Birmingham
increase of 7.2%; the aggregate clearings for
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
Boston
lijo
356,6
150,6
Columbia—Washington
having amounted to $27,619,762,204 against $25,764,392,775 in the
week in 1962.
record
29,9
205,0
South
by the foregoing will appear in
the last day of the week in all
For that week there
the New
4,8
___!
Richmond
elaborate detailed statement, however, which we
present further below,
the whole country
same
District—Richmond
Virginia—Huntington___
Virginia—Norfolk
able to give final and complete results of
the previous week—the week ended
Feb. 23.
1,598.054,851
5.4
days___
Saturday and the Saturday figures
we are
cities)
Fifth Federal Reserve
6.9
5,952,978,010
(7
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta
Complete and
In the
16,325,396
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
Total
our
92,404,600
"12,773,419
362,948,522
3.3
475,148,885
728,917,493
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
All
five
14,776,966
369,908,455
.
?:•
___,
Youngstown
West
Ten
i__l;
J-
Mansfield
—17.7
519,946,868
Cleveland
—
535,514,663
671,616,470
_______
977,044,532
440,927,111
Francisco
429,700,000
960,795,000
______
Pittsburgh
;_____
Cleveland
_____
San
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
9.5
+
1,235,000,000
Boston
St.
%
$^9,113,569,649
1,458,632,402
Philadelphia
Kansas
1962
$20,937,356,344
....
5,315,955
25,003,927
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
1,579,856
(a)
6,146,095
Philadelphia
Reading
this
1962
■?" A'■* Ji- -.4- V+''
Pennsylvania—Altoona
I'ethlehem
? 1963 M
!
(
v
■
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
p "h':.
In
the Cleveland Reserve district the totals are
larger by
0.2%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 11.4% > but in the Richmond Reserve
District
^ei^otals v are ^mailer by 2.6 %
* The - Chicago j Reserve! District has to tits
gain of 9.0%; the St. Louis Reserve District .of 9.1%
,
and the Minneapolis
Reserve District of 18.6%. In the Kansas
City Reserved District the totals register
an increase
pf, 6.5%; in. the Dallas Reserve District Of 7,6%, and in the San Fran¬
credit
,
a
cisco Reserve District of
9.9%.
In the
following
^
*
Boston•
New
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
•-5th
6th
7th
10th
";i*
44
"
14,028,-812,034
12,151,244,757
9
"
793,194,247
6
"
City—
•
________
Francisco
10
Tot61-i^i.___—_ilQ6 Cities
1,411,638,459
r'
c
"
v
.
^
v
»
"
•
5 •"
637,835,798
615.708,985
';■<? i
^
•.
1962
,
11,414,161,751
Maine—Bangor
'
Portland
^-
?■
7,538.216
Lowell1,
;
—_:
8.048.935
C6nnecticut--»Hartf6rd
1.588,390
V
"
:
<
.
New' Haven_l___,
:
+!
i._-
"* •; v,}V
$
.V.
j-
*
——•;
-St.
City-.
3,935,373
6.3
707,341,792
+
0.8
3,381,523
.+
7.7
1,549,415
3,412,504^ +
5.2
3,376,540
7,023.281
2.2
3,312,507
.,
;
12,992,576
60,746,787
;
,
3,302,455
,
'
.
—i
Total
>
47,945,111
+
-
3-8
+
'
26,7
.
16,355,854
650,835,476
'
3,202,125
Texas—Austin
.
13,630,430
,
Fort
r:;,
.
Jamestown
Wichita
49,3'
5,3'
Falls.
%:■,{* 6,0!
•
Louisiana—Shreyeport
'. / ' ^ 13,7'
'
23,540,807
1'
36,460,900
' 2,785,809
-894,489,727
New
3,781,141
!
-
York
—
-
+ 33.8
+
3.2
2,974,441
'
2.886,019
862,786,129
Total
cities)—789,6'
(.6
807,520,921
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
.
Jersey—Newark
_;
Northern New Jersey
,
'
-
2,650,442
3,714,008
13,352,469,028.
+33.4
+
+42.7
10,597,767
Santa
7.4
Stockton,
(9 cities)
A 102,024,382
.95,980.812
+
13,763,318,395
+
7.7
Total
.
—
832,136,379
32,818,484
' 13,244,249
16,291,710-
+;
(10'cities)„_!.!.*
1,551,195,848
'
^
^
Grand
*"1
(
total
(106 -cities)
1
—— ■
,
27,619,762,204
6.4
14,817,457,075
'
-
Outside
Total
«
,
V
9.0
;+25.2
Beach
San -Jose__,
•
+19.9
64,749,469
City__l—
Pasadena
+
+38.5
6,363,329
285,228,668
113,330,694
21,379,852
:
! San
.+
26^154,902
f
California—Long
5.7
45,679,685
36,219,693
-81,061,565
29,698,244
142,221,805
54,748.900
Syracuse
New
•
219,804,716
'
.
Oregon—Portland
>
4,047,509
14,345,612,679
Rochester
697,51
__—
A'
18,941,139
33.466,700
150,350,973
•
,
Worth
Galveston
48,565,947
6.2
39,610,233
'
"
1
793,194,247
—17,5'
'
13,250,404
-60,883,726
,
37,601,600 ;— 5.6
3,728,034
;___—
33,576,257
489,877,690
12,892,295
6,643,459
i
Dallas
2,924,389
14,403,978
Utah-^Salt Lake
York—Alban3fi--LL_:_L.____!:__-
,
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
1,556,742
.
cities)____
(9
Yakima
Buffalo
„
.
6.517,594
:
-
21,151,674
-Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
.■Elmira
^16,871,934
.
—___
Joseph
9,311,391
222,151,801
-
-
■
Missouri—^Kansas
%
City-
1,053,877
815,543
.rV
_______—__________
Washington—Seattle'.
New
...
Hastings
1960
'
;+
923,326,034
(12 cities)!
877,360,100
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansae
Gmaha
19,837,011
Hampshire—Manchester^.,
•
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
35,497,300
__________
Island-^-Providence-_—
cities)
(7
Wichita
J
17,051,612 \'+13.0
;
13,486,727
; -
15,633,319
,•
Total
•
-
4,524,560
6,274,562
Helena
V/
—
1,475.308
•
>3,588,860
Worcester
Total
9.0
734,947,189
19,275,293
Springfieid:
New
1
.
3,339,138
'
,NeW Bedford
hhode
'
''
11,045,241
:!
Colorado—Colwado Springs__J__;
3,764,902
751,272,698
vFaU ' River_,—' •'
______________________
Kansas—Topeka
1961
$
Dec. %
3,427,580
Massachusetts—•'
'
7,936,745
605,110,038
226,835,635
Montana—Billings
10,903,817,570
(First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
*
''' .'X.
4
22,683,879,436
Inc.or
.
-
4
*
.i North Dakota—Fargo—
Dakota—Aberdeen___'__
1,248,930,292
25,056,015,682
*
t
.
k
—
555,142,464
1,294,034.031
.
•
South
Week Ended Feb. 23
.
1963
-
7,0
+
v
711,416,803
621,948,807
698,453,159
9.9
>
years:
■
••• ■
;+
25;764,392,7757+. 7.2
t
,
St.; Paul
726,076,201
686,569,829
7.6
872,765,623
Minneapolis
1,469,431,873
,
•
+
; 12,411,923,747
,
Minnesota—Duluth
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
our
February 23 for four
Clearings at—
i\
6.5
724,125,913
•27,619.762.204
-
J *+
750,652,980
1,551,195,848
1,576,449,300
:
3,225,936
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-?—
675,750,106
.1,390,246,838
739,991,219 H+18.6
...
NewYork.13,274;i49,525,
We now.add
9.1
&■,'
Total
1,366,644,056
737,723,260
,1,422,790,657
7+11.4
Illinois—Quincy ______:
1,047,766,721
1,346,656,209
'
9.0
789,674,515
:
•
1,059;955,888
0.2
? 799,696,356 r.i+
877,360,100
\
7.7
4.6
.1,602,326,379 ^ +
.
872,765,623
Kansas
1.630,121,286
r,
1,747,141,403
-V
-.•••«;,.,.y
+
—
,
779,456,712 "— 2.6
1,816,103,350
7
week ended
-807,520,921
1,525,149,244 -'•.+
752,268,534
.
4
Outside
862,786,129
+
1,598,054,851
;:
10
Louisa
San
218,218,850'
3.2
894,489,727
1,133,426,105
Minneapolis
12th
Tennessee—Memphis
13,763,318,395
Chicago,_____________ 17
Dallas
261,020,837
$
1,081.220,624
44
390,300,000
Kentucky—Louisville
$
; Dec.%
14,817,457,075
.;'4
1
Louis
1960
"
7
11th
1
£■
923,326,034
s
1961
"
6
____________
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
.
Inc.or
9
Cleveland
Atlanta
1962
-
9
Richmond
8th St.
9th
York
Federal Reserve Districts:
Missouri—St.
V
.
-
12 cities
2nd
summary by
1963
:
Week Ended Feb. 23—
1st
a
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
-
V"
«
'
furnish
we
New
York
City__^
13,274,149,525
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
;
;•
v
Inc. or
Dec. '/o
23
48
The Commercial and Financial
(956)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
.
.
Fund Notices
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
1 A
certifies daily to the
Below will be found
countries
preferred
of
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
KATES CERTIFIED
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
28, 1963, INCLUSIVE
; *
-
FEDERAL
BY
1930
FEBRUARY 21, -1963, TO FEBRUARY
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
Suying Rate for Cable Transfers In
+V
Friday
"
"
<r
;
^Argentina/
.
India,
■
r
SDaii.
„
.0386500
'
under
sinking
provisions.
fund
*
,
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
*
'
,
.144933
144981
.144991
/
.310566
.310566
.204050
.204050
I
.310566
.,204050 '+;*■
.249912
.204050
,310566
.249845
<
^
le ;
1+
.209820
2.803160
.209830,
Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd.— ;
'
5 Vi% secured conv. debs, series A dug
.209810
,
2.802375
2.802900
Imbank Realty Co, Ltd.~~
:
6 V4 %' 1st mtge. bonds series B due
.
.00161083
.00161075
.00278933
.00278983
.00278983
.326908
Closed
.00161062
.00278883
•
.00161087
.326908
.326908
.326875
,0800560
.0800560: +
(.0800560
.
Washington's
.277650
.277575
2.775247
2.775405
.139950
Birthday
.139975
,+
;
.277575
.0349000
*0349000
.0166643
.139925
.0349000
.0349000
.0166643
,192675;
.192625-
.231178
.231175
1.396264
2.803000
1.396264
1.396343
1.396214
2.803000
mtge. pipe
cumulative
1
(
2.802375
818
Mar 15
—Mar 31
—;
;
1
due
818
•
r
1978
Mar 15
-
717
of America—( +
line bonds due
1
—_—Apr
1979
*
(
Gas Corp.-*- '
&
5Va% debentures due April 1, 1984*
—_—Apr
Saint John Shipbuilding & Dry Dock 'Co.' Ltd.—
'
debentures
1974.:
due
(+
,
w
"
preferred
819
46
1
*
..Mar 15
820
.
5Vz%
*
*
,
'
1980
-
series
( *
*, 1 I 1
1978***L-ii;(.—Mar 15
,
preferred stock—
debentures
*
stock.*——I'———^^.Mar 31
North American Investment Corp.—
*' '
'
5 Vi %
cumulative preferred stock.
Mar 20
.Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.*—
1.39W52
2.802900
2.803160
1st
4.50%
.231118'
'
20-year
4%%
.192733
+
B
New York Sta*e Electric
.0166631
.0166631
.192850
series
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.
2.774628
.139975
*
4%%
.277649
;
Co.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.-—- %
.0800560
;
2.775148
,
Laclede Gas
*
-
1
Reynolds Corp. $1 cum. pfd. series A stock—Apr
Florida Power Corp. 4%% 1st mtge. bonds due 1990—Apr
General American Transportation Corp.—
:
*
4'/«fk equip, trust ctfs; due April I, 1978 (series 57.)—Apr
.249987
.249850
1
,
.209820
2.803000
■$■■■
.
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd. ,4 V2% debs, due 1980-*—Apr
Armco Steel Corp. 25-year 4.35% debs, due 1984
Apr
.210087
,
page
Da|.e
(Admiral Finance Corp. 6%% Jun; subord. debs! due '1970-Mar,15
.144950
Washington's
Birthday
.928463
.210112
•
^
w
"
-
Corroon &
C," :928437
.928125
.210112
.231158
pound sterling
called
Cdmparty 4nd Issuer-"
.0200600
.210112
.231281
Republic of South Africa; rand
,
,
;
.0386833
.928125
Closed
.0166631
United Kingdom,
+
.0200600 ;
"■:l .0200600
( .192900
peseta
Switzerland, franc
those
<rV-
2.232968
2.233386
;
.0387000'
.
.0200650
—
Pwden. krona
(
'
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
japan, Yen-'- .00278933
Malaysia, malayan dollar
.326895 ..
Mexico. iw«0'*-•
-f .y ,-■ .0800560
Netherlands, guilder
•
.277700
Motv Zealand, pound
2.775247
Norway, krone
.139941
Portugal, escudo.0349000 ;
...
Feb. 28
J
2.233593
.0387000
.204050
.249950
.209810
2.803000 '
.03161037
rupee
list of ccrpotate bonds, notes,
stock called for redemption,
a
common
date foT h1^""
ing tenders, and the page number jjives the loca tion in
:the current volume (except where Otherwise!indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle* .; * +
.00740280
::: .00740733
and
The date indicates the redemption or last
Thursday
Feb. 27
.00738833
'
2.233466
•
—
d Wednesday
'
26
including
;
United States Money)
In
■.'■V.-K
.
.00738833
2.233460 +
.0386916
v •0200663 r
'
.927812
—
.210112
—( .144800
.310566
.
,
*
V
V'
.00738002
peso-
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
( Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
+
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), new franc
Germany, deutsche mark
Feb
Feb. 25
mMhMM
(Value
York
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 22
Feb. 21
.
New
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
i(Redemption Calls and Sinking
-^
-
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the requirements of
to
Pursuant
Chronicle
—
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd.—
5V4%
1st mtge. pipe line bonds due Oct. 1, 1978—
Transcontinental Gas PipgiLine Corp.—
5% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds due 1977
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease ( —) Since
Feb. 27,
Feb; 20,
1963
•
,
1963
ASSETS—
V
Gold certificate account
Redempton fund for F. R. notes..
.14,332
...
.1962
50.
iw+d-Y d
1,048
—
1,263
113
+
"
Total gold certificate reserves
Cash
15,595
408
-
(*602 )
...
Discounts and advances..
Acceptances:
»
■v
•
1
Boughtoutright-...
Bills
—
279
...
"?x'*
.
-
67
2,323";
? +NoteS++.
V
Bonds
Total
bought
outright
agreement'
+
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Banks increased $217 million but bor¬
2,001
137
+
Total tJ. S, Govt, securities
137
*
.
29
+
2,138
309
+
items
Cash
Bank
in
process
premises
Other
...
30,679
of collection (1,183)
5,394
....
*+
d-v '
105/
283
311
5
+
•,
"
assets
Federal Reserve
642
(1,785) 52,492
'
*
loans
notes:—;
-
,
(602 ) 29,249
;
50
—
1,312
+
--■Deposits:-'
bank reserves—I
Member
—L_+
.16,496
V 759
U. S, Treasurer-^-general account
" Foreign.
V
,
222
+
Other
':■$ +
M9
32
•
•
310
18
+
40
—
U, S.
312
358
—
—
118
—
' 17,748
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabs.
(1,183)
dividends
to
v..
liabilties
3,940
1
:
1
+
+
Real estate
(
U.
.
Total liabs. &
of
Ratio
to
d
gold
deposit
77
Federal
52,492
23
+
934
i.
..
capital accounts (1;785)
certificate
and
474
..
..
+
642
—
46
+
18
+
8
1,579
+
reserves
Reserve
note liabilities combined...
32.8%
,
+0.3%
2.9%
Contingent liability on acceptances
i
'
purch. for foreign correspondents i
84
29
:
to
S.
are
the eliminations made in the consolidat¬
.
•
365
560
(
•
>
—
+■:
430
.
1,
t
is
+ 2,267
+
1,373
—
54
+
15**
—
511
—
20
113
+
—
24
103
+
+
337
—
+
89
•
—
2,476
+
3,490
3,701
843
>+•
«
(+
247
545
+
409
162
*+
30
127
212
—
—
164,414
2,543
426
5,026
^
+
'
+<155
214
+
+-2,062
+11,355
ing procesSiv;;V(;i-;^#+.;+\(::w^W^^
LIABILITIES—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
condition
banks of
shows
a
adjusted,
weekly reporting
following principal
ended Feb. 20:
justed,
of
Ah increase of
changes
for
the
demand
a
States
savings...
568
a
able week
net
a
gain of $131 million; during the
year ago
time
and
Commercial
official
Loans to brokers and dealers for
U.
purchasing
S. Government securities decreased $19
insts.,
their loans for
decreased
purchasing
$23 million.
an
in 1962.
—„
liabilities.——
ACCOUNTS-.————
t Exclusive
tion
of
of
loans
valuation
to
domestic
reserves;
commercial
Grace (W. R.) 6s
Stock dividend
2,592
**
j
:
v
617
1
*
-
717
^
•
*Mar 15-
v :
760:
(
<
checks
•-
"
661
+561
1
"^
>
-241
362
57
.
14
—
+
+
59
;•+
■
are
not shown
35c
Stock
3-
9
3-
9
2-
$2UC
4-
1
3-
8
25c
.
-4-
50c
3-15
3-
1
40c
3-10
3-
1
4-
8
3-
8
4-
2
V
Insurance
*-+***1
(increased)
35c
$1.75
Co.,
com.
:40c
+ -
Mfg.
Ohio
6s
RR.,
3-
8
3-
8
3-
3-15
3-
1
27 Vac
3-15
3-
1
32 Vac
4-1
3-
1
1
quar )
1
•4*
i
3-
350
4-
1
3-19
37 VaC
5-
1
*
4-19
"
50c
3-20
35c
3-15
300
3-15
2-28•
3-20
3-
2-28
3*
1
'
..."
37 VaC
.
12 VaC
''5-
50c
1
8
4-15
3-11
2-21
•
$4.20
$1.25
-
(quar.)__
$1.25
3-11
40c
Utilities Co., common
$4.40
preferred
9
8-22
2- 8
4-
1
3-15
$1.29
-
4-
1
:
>:
3-15
28c
3-15
2-18
$1.05
3-15
2-18
_
(quar.).——
(quar.)—...——
$4.44
5-24
9-
$1.16
(quar.).—
preferred
preferred
6-10
•
r
:
3-11
__——
t
(quar.)..
2-21
*
$1.25
(quar,).—.*
-
Oil
Gulf States
4,372
:
56V4c
preferred- (quar,),.—
Corp.
Gulf Power Co., 4.64% pfd.
5.16% preferred (quar.)
•:
3- 8
.
2
3-15
(increased) £•■/>
com.
4-
3-29
Grummaiv Aircraft Engineering. Corp. (quar. )..
Gulf Life Insurance Co.—
r'
(Jacksonville)
(quar.):
Mobile
8
+ $1^5
+*+.
Greyhound Corp., common (increased
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Griesedieck Company common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Grinnell Corp.
(quar,).—
Grocery Store Products Co. (quar.)
Grolier, Inc.
(quar.)
S5
8
3-8
4-2
■i.
tlOC
(increased)
Co.
2-
25c
Green Giant Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)——
Shoe
3-15
.
'Extra-,
—————
7% preferred (quar^).*.———***.
Greater Winnipeg Gas
Sugar
l
(Houston )-
Corp.—
dividend
Great Western
Gulf
2-20
20c
5%
Life
Quarterly
Green
2-15
2-15
3-15
(quar.)
$1.10
3-15
2-18
"
,
2,879
33
+
522
>2
+
3-15
$1.11
2-18
'
$5
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—*
.a*—
$5.08 preferred (quar.)—
<
v
3-15
2-18
23
+
25
+
13,692
3-11
3-18
22 %C.;
2%
———
Great Western Financial
8^244
' +
<+
—
+
Southern
Great
Payable of Rec.
-
40c
preferred
+
Co.—
Paper, Ltd. (quurj
Great Northern Paper (quar.).——
preferred
<
56
+ *
:
Holders
When
■
Share
Extra
$5
2
/■>
' + '~
461
1
—
+
217
+
283
—
409
+•
545
+
—
2
+ 25
654
+
Gustin-Bacon
Mfg.
Co.
and
after
deduc¬
shown gross.
$1.27
Hamilton
Mfg.
COr
Hammermill Paper Co.,
"
separately.
4-16
7
'
....
25C
-$1
30c
(quar.)...
common
■
2-21
2-21
2-25
4 -A
3-11
4-
3-11
:
s
10c
—
Hanna Mining Co, (quar.)
Harbison-W&lker Refractories
50c
...
*
3-11
2-25
2-25
3-12
25c
(quar.)
1
3-11
25c
25c
;
Company
3-19
3-15
-
$1.06 V*
——
A.)
3-29
3-29
3-15
•
$1.12 Va.
preferred (quar.).—
4 Va %
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)—
(M.
2-18
;
3-15
15c
(quar.
4%%
Extra
15C
...
(quar.).—.
Hamilton Watch Co., common
4%
preferred (quar.
3-15
•
(quar.).—
■
of U. S. Government and postal savings not
February 13 figures revised.
1
,
Great Lukes
$5
+ -'126
commercial banks
•Preliminary (San Francisco District).
■
•"
Extra
shown separately.
i
•
Nov.''T,nl975—
City Steel (quar.)
Gray Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Great Lakes
Dredge 6s Dock (increased)
Gulf
I
2,354
5,763
individual loan items
§ Includes certified and officers'
"
-
Granite
257
except those of U. S. Government and
banks, less cash items in process Of collection.. •
11 Includes time deposits
l
pref; series A stock...:—Mar 22
Company
1,013
t Includes all demand deposits
domestic
as compared
increase of $15 million during the similar week
Real estate loans increased
$54 million. "Other"
+
Name of
Hanna
million, and
carrying "other" securities
Loans to sales and personal fi¬
loans decreased $15 million.
others—*.—.——,
Reserve
—_*July
pfd. stock——Apr
DIVIDENDS
+
36
+
112
Banks
Federal
cumulative convertible
+
.
%
nancing institutions decreased $15 million
with
etc—— *
carrying
or
369
,'.r"
From
CAPITAL
or
i
+
196
*
banks—
'
series)*:*—***—*+
4.60%i-eumul.
Co.
Continued from page 13
.168;
:.■■■
,v
(fourth
65D0.,-Inc.—^
*Announced in this issue,
•
16
^
subdivisions—3,661
interbank———
Borrowings:
Other
.
deposits.—9,802
political
1978
Electric
6s
PerAiian Cofp.—< ''c«1
,
Foreign:
Governments,
compar¬
these loans increased $59 million.
1,604
+
20
+
'
—„
From
tricts for
<
653
—
—_
Domestic
;
dis¬
1
11,124."
and
Other
decrease of $653 million in
10
v+
592
banks
1,057
savings deposits—total 1i
51,904
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits..*-*——:
—35,384
$94 million in loans ad¬
and industrial loans increased in
+
+184
+1,104
,
4,458
—
Commercial
Time
deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial
—2,452
Governments, official insts., etc.—
week
•
deposits, and
<■-+•67
•
—2,109
64,892
5,119
^W^Poreign:
increase of $1,104 million in U. S. Govern¬
ment demand
-
Commercial
decrease of $512 million in demand deposits
an
S. Government...
Mutual
512
90,339
Domestic interbank:
member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
the
the
statement
62.081+-
....
deposits—total
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States and political subdivisions--**—.
U.
6%
1 777
564
.
—
Demand
due
Gas
(P. R.) Mallory
657
+•
31,715
assets/liabilities
23
<
15**
■
1,664
.......
15
•
11
~+
15.742r
—_
Demand deposits adjustedf
series
Kansas
:
•
refunding
"
-
'
'
^'3**^
' 3 ;*'-(+
+
-.
+
+'
23**
.*/ '<•
*«
.
•'
Total
*
—
V
; •
92-
;
....
assets—net.—
mortgage & coll. trust bonds 5%%
,
19
—
Treasury bills -——--..i
i-__—5,029
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—."
2,441 •
Treasury notes &^ U. S. bonds-maturing:
Within 1 year
;
3,504
1 tO'5- years——.J..—.—.w. -13,789 '"
After 5 years.:.—w
6,952 ^
Other: securities
—..^.."16,137:
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks.
12,741
Currency and .coin
....
''
1,636
Balances with domestic banks-.,*.*..—2,941
•
1st
817
.
Per
v
'
Government securities—total
,
,
*
.
687
commercial banks
Page
1962j
■
1,384
Other
♦Figures in parentheses
.
,
loans——.
domestic
1st mortgage and coll. trust bonds' 3^% series' due
1965 (first series) and 1st mortgage & coll. trust
*
bonds 3%% series due 1974 (second series) and
v.
.
+10,014
321
+ 9,901
+94- ■ -+? 7,977 J
131** + 2,344
7
+
202
'-Other' loans18,220
Loans
Date
•
,
.
+
-+
finance, pergonal finance, etc.—
3,736.
Others—
——2,715
Loans to foreign banks„_—
632
■+;
1,502
+
+
<
Sales
5
660
—
pur-
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
_____
(1,785 ) 51,007
+
-
;;
1,517
securities—.
Government
CALLED
—190
'34,520'
.
Other securities
-'
+ 287
3
+
loans..'...*.,
for
*
862
Feb. 21,
(in millions of dollars") "
•
•
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
*
Surplus
Other. capital accounts—
'
investments...*.*.....*" 129,394
ninvestraehts.-.'adjusted
—-4 127,730
.V Other, loans for purchasing or-carrying:
U S. Government.6ecuritles^,,-.i»„
102
98
—
70
f;
Total
,
and accrued
i':V:
515
—
.1963
('•.,,:+:Other''securities+-_A-+--.--4-—2,556.
.
Total
1963*
and
^ Agricultural loans
v Loans to. brokers
and. dealers
chasinfc or aarrving:
,
T
6% subordinated debentures due July I, 1970 •
(+ +
(Convertible until July 1, 1965)———
——Mar 4'
Tectum Corp. 5%% *s+f.rdebs. Dec+1,'1971————Mar^ 8
Loans to
Feb. 13,
,Dp«ns>?adlustedt^—79878
.
.
V
4
Budget Finance Plan 6Ci-cent conv^ pfd, stock—i-.i:+*iApr 15
(Dallas Power & Light Co.—
''
A»
5V4% 1st mortgage bonds due 1989*—8"
Eastern Gas & Fuel. Associates—;
+
( (/ * ;+•
Decrease (—) Since
•
ASSETS—
Total
'
"
'
■
*
Vv,'f)
-
Increase ( + ) or'
<
i
,'
97
1,579
+
-
Commercial and,industrial
"
1
.
$409 million.
Feb. 20,
Loans And
Total
'
■
^
1
,
decreased
'
•
ISSUES
( ^ 6% conv, subord. debentures due
Seaboard World Airlines, Inc.—- '.
domestic commercial banks decreased $511 million.
356
.d": 3
+
—
......
assets_.ii.«.^^^(._„L.ri.^_^''-
LIABILITIES—
others
2,136
30,498
,
,
Total loans and securities*....
ENTIRE
Federal Reserve
378
+
30,361
•
Held under repurchase
,
8,608
6,483
+
—
4,164 '
rowings from
'
.
502
—
10,289
"
.
13
+
•%S-,A'Certificates^V^-J^U^^^'^Mt+'' ,*3.580
I,
935
—
r&*W"72::
"is
7
+
124
-
52
—
.
^
Company and Issue— "
adjusted decreased $ 182 million in
the San Francisco District, $104 million in the Richmond
District, $87 million in the Chicago District, $83 million
in the Boston District, $80 million in the Kansas
City
District, and by lesser amounts in five other districts, but
they increased $247 million in New York City. Savings
deposits increased $56 million and "other" time de¬
posits of Individuals^ partnerships,land cprporatiohsiri^
creased $126 million.
\
'-•
1985———Apr
debentures -due-1967.+^——.—_*+i.AI)r ;
20-year 2% %
Demand deposits
Feb. 28,
:(■"*"+'*+
•*
'
"
.
ury notes and U; S. Government bonds decreased $147
million. ''Other" securities increased $247 million, ,d
(In millions of dollars)
I
United States Plywood'Corp:+-{ • ♦ „.
25-year 5V4% debentures due April 1,
United- States Rubber Co.—
* v
(
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly;peporting mem¬
ber banks increased $24 million, Treasury certificates
increased $103 million, arid the combined total of Treas¬
Consolidated Statement of Condition
1
Apr
-Apr
—i
;
v
2-25
3-12
2-25
2-25
3-12
f
'
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Harcourt
Harris
Brace
Trust
Harshaw
Harw*tv
&
& World.
Hawaiian
Hawaiian
Inc.
Savings Bank
Chemical
Co.
(guar.)
12 VaC
-v:
50c
(quar.).^
(quar.).
<
*■
25C
4-19
,
-
4-
5
3-
8
2-20
4-
1
3-15
3-
8
2-25
<quar.)*_*^*..
30C
3-31
3-12
Manufacturing Co.—.
Agricultural (quar.)
...—
10C
3-15
3-
5
25C
3-15
3-
8
23C
3-
8
2-15
16c
3-12
2-23
Aluminum,
Hastings
$1.50
—
elass
Electric Co.
A
(quar.)——
....
_
?
Number 6243
197
Volume
1
Share
;
.
Hazeltine Corp.
Heileman
'■
Brewing Co.
(G.)
(quar.
'
(H. J.), 3.65%
Heller
E. )
(Walter
preferred
4%
3-15
3-15
"25c :
•
"
-
:
preferred (quar.)
& Co., common (quar,)
5c
.:
4-1
3-31
10c
3-15
3-31
3-31
Hercules
Galion
Products, 7% pfd, -(quar;) • v 5 35c/
(quar.)—35c
*
Series
Series
4:
3-20
4
.
A
(monthly)
—
—
$.04166
j
3-
Chocolate
Hershey
(quar.)—
_
Heubein, Inc. (quar.-)..--.-.-.^-;-^*,.—■
Higbie Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Hills Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
—_
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines (quar.)_
Homestake Mining• .Co^<2uar.)U^^^
>
Corp.
> ; -x
■
1
$4.25 preferred' (quar.)v_!____*_dL---,..i—'
$5 preferred ,<guar.
,
■
$1.06%
$1.25
.
;
-2-25
x
;
3-12'
>
-
4%
preferred (quar.)__—
preferred
(quar.)
3%%Vpreferred
Houston Lighting & Power, common
Common (increased quar.)_
;
$4
Sound
(quar.)
5-
17%c
$75c
4 3-11
Breaker
Circuit
(quar.)—__■.
^ p 'c
68%C
-
.» •
3-29
4.60%
Ideal
Co.
(quar.)—:.
Illinois Tool Works (quar.)—
(Can.)
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preference
y
Income
Ltd.,
Boston
from
of
Fund
43-
3-31
50c
25c
4-1
v 3-
1
19c
3-31
3-15
3-18
3-15 •<
6Va%.
:._
(final)
com.
(quarterly
income
and
of
12c
$15c
$3%
11c
from
t/(Quarterly
Indiana
from-investment
General
Corp.
Industrial Acceptance,
2-21
3-29
3-29
'
33-
1
,
Co.
(quar.)
■
.
1
1 >
3-15
-
•
,s
4c
20c
$25c
.___
7%
<*.,
,
x
-
3-
1
-
-3-29
.
'
Co., G% preferred (s-a)
$3 X 7- 1 x 6- 3 ?■
Inland Container Corp., class A (quar.)—35c2^' 3-15 v.v. 3- 1 i
Inland Credit Corp.—
xv.
xi»
i./
Class.A-(stock dividend)
—i
•" 2%
5-22
4-22 !
.
Interlake
Iron
Interlake
Co.
Steamship
;
;
40c
3-29
;
65C
50c
(quar.)
Madison
4
3-29
3-16
International-Flavors;&^Fragrancesr-*,
-4
x
r
-
Xi.
'x'
■
■
4"
-:-.Quarterty;
International House^ of'; Pancakes, ilnc.-^ .l:
,
'25c
1%%
".vim
.
.
-
•
Marsh
2c
.■
4-10
4-
<* 7%ct
*4-10
6c
3-28 ;
i:4..''/4lo:,^";: 3-28'-
4.80%
4
Stock
dividendl—
P.: Sutherland
Paper
-----—
(quar.)-———
Kansas-City Power .& Light, new com/ (init.)
,
-.Extra
3-15
,75c
3*15
3-15
2-25
3-30
3
t25C
.
,
6^29
6*14
4-30
4-15
35c
3-11
2-13
3-15
30C
1
,35c
.
-
,
—
,
Ray)
-
Kern
County.Land. Co. (quar.)*-—-----"*'■60c
Gold4Mines, Ltd. (reduced)-fl2c
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries (quar.)__'_—1___ -s25c
Kerr-Addison
3-
1
8
3-15
2-15
3-11
2-22
3-15
10c
10c
(s-a)
in
class
3-15
BB
4-15
17Vac
3- 7
3c
2-28
2-28
Stocks
from in35c
Co.
(quar.)
Chemical
-
—
(quar.)
class A
—
(quar.)___
Paper,
Co.
3-29
3-
3-15
3-
1
55c
5c
20c
20c
5c
27c
—
3-21
3-
1
(Pittsburgh)
Insurance
(quar.)
8
3%
40c
—
(quar.)
Power
W'. )
2-28
3-15
3-5
2-19
3-5
2-19
3-15
3-1
4-
3-10
1
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-
8
3-8
3-29
1
3-
8
1
3-
8
4-1
3-
3-11
2-
8
1
3-
1
3-
8
44-
4j
.
8
t'. j n
4-
1
4-
1
:
'
3-15
; 3-15
2-28
:
0
3-15
2-28
1
3-22
3-11
2-25
4-
Meredith
Mesta
(quar.,)——
voting com
—
i—1—
(increased)—
2-28
4-30
4- -0
,
20c
&
20c
tim
/' 10c
"
>
Stock
4
3-15
Mlckelberry.'s
Quarterly
Middle
South
Middle
States
Common
>
3-15
45c
-v,'
(reduced)
Midland
——_
Abrasive
4-
1
3-15
1
3-
$
Old Ben Coal Corp
4- 1
3-
8
Olin
4-
Factors
20c
3-13
20C
6-12
14c
—
.
2.
/x4«;3::?v
,
preferred
&
5
2-11
4-
1
3-15
15c -./i
150
,
Modine
Mohawk
Molson
Class
Mfg.
Co.
2-18
3-21
2-28
4.50%
4-1
3-8
4.70%
Pacific
4
————4'4.
:—
^
•
preferred
Gamble
3-15
1
1
1
3-15
■
;3-U
3-16
3-
1
3-
2-
8
,
;
3-15
Pacific Nutrient &
3-12
2-21
4 Common
5-
1
3-29
4-
1
3-15
4-
,1
-
Pacific
1
3-15
2-11
3-12
2-11
3-12
3-
1
8
t25c
(increased)--!-5——/ $25c
3-29
3-
1,
3-15
2-
8
;,
~
30c
Utilities; common—-„_4_-4
35c
(quar.)_i!!—$1.12%
preferred (quar.$1.17 Va
>
2-21
3-
1
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-
8
2-
4
8
Y
^
3-5
3-15
4-
2:
4-
1
3-18
3-10
2-15
3-10
2-15
3-10
2-15
3-
1
4-19
4-
5
3-
5
2-15
4-
1
3- 5
3-15
4-15
4-
1
3-15
3-
5
3-29
3-12
3-29
3-12
3-
4-.1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
37%c
—
Outdoor
American
Parker Pen
<3-15
1
4-
1
?30tr
.4-15
R
3-29
■-:
O°o
25c
—
1
3-
$1.11
$1.10
97V2C
—v
2-20
5-
]5c
;;.:■
(quar.)
Chemical Co., common..
Advertising (quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)
Parker Finance Corp. (quar.)
Parker-Hannifin
Corp. .(quar.)_—
8
4-
" 30c
v
3-
3-12
y2%
(quar.)
3-20
42%c
:
(quar.)
3-25
3-
-
3-15
4-
5%
62 %c
Robinson
42-20
3-
preferred
6%
Pacific
8
3-29
Montana-Dakota
3-15
1
4-
Pacific Coast Co.,
$1.25
30c
$1.15
$1.10
18c
^
(quar.)___ 1
!___
Ltd., class A (increased)
1
1;--
4-
Clay Products (Increased) —„«r,5C:
5% preferred (quar.)_.—
31%c
3-20
3- 4
Pan
(quar.)
3-
44-
preferred (quar.)----!--..!*--^-——-v h$l,
Paper Co., com. <quar.)*._-——.
'30c,
; 25c
(quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co.—i—
f:3- 6
4%
4-.10
Lignt
—
2-28
3-20
2-20
1
4-15
(increased)——-44 22Vac
*
Chemical
3-45
3-
Go.
Breweries,
B
3-
Mathieson
/Oxford
2-25
3r29
Rubber
v
3-15
v
;
(quar.)__
dividend
3-15
3-
3-11
Co
Regulator—
—
Stock
5-21
3-30
45c
Mississippi Power-Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—'
Missouri Public Service, com
(quar.)—
4v
1
2-19
2-25
37V2C
Paper (quar.)__
Co.
2-28
iv
3r20
44c ;
r-;
5
2-20
9
3-20
(quar
— .-20ox
Orange & -Rockland Utilities
4%
preferred (quar.)
$1
Otter Tail .Power Co., com. (quar.)
45c
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
—
$1.10
$3.60 .preferred (quar.)
^,_^c
Overnite Transportation
(quar.)—
12/2c
Owens-Corning Fiberglass (quar.)
25c
Owens-Illinois Glass Co., common (quar.)__
62V2C
3-12
17 %c
(quar.)
& Mfg.
Aluminum
:
35C
.
Inc.
Minnesota & Ontario
4
'
-
3-
tOpelika^Mfg. Corp"-
Illinois—
of
"
4-
3-12
1
1
4-
27 %c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
5%
3-
v
.
Corp
8
5-
v-'3-15
Common
Minnesota Power
3- 8
for
(increased)
Minneapolis
Brewing
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Minnesota Mining
3-
—
(quar.)
"
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. Ordinary shares
A
payment of approximately
$1.40 per
share after /South African non-resident
3-8
1
1
-
.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
44-
,
-—-—
—
Inc.
Co.
Corp.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Mill
2-21
25c
Utilities,
;
4-
$1.11 Vt
Products
Telephone
' x
25c
97 %c
4 $1.08%
$1.08%
(quar.)
Oil
Midwest
-3-;' 8
2-4
3-13
-
96»AC
.
share
,
common__
2-18
4-19
■
.
95c
Capital Corp. (initial from earnings)
Mid-West
;
3-6
35c
—
additional
Public Service,
Drilling & .Exploration—
Common
(stock. dividend)
5 % preferred (quar.)—
Oceanarium, Inc. (auar.)
Ohio Edison Co., common (quar.)
.4.44 %; jpreferred t{ quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
,
3.90% jpreferred (quar.)
—
2-21
:
4-1
27c
(quar.)
—
2-28
3-20
3-19
v
■;
2-28
10c
12%c
42%C
; 33c
(s-a)
Northerh Trust;:Co/ (Chicago) •. (quar.)-—4/
'
:75e :
/Northrop "Corp. .(quar.)-v-_—4-^—'25c
>f
1
3-
2-28
3-20
preferred - (quar.-- V$1.45 •
:4v5.60%'::T:prefewedx(quar.)4;4!-44/-!i—4$J.40/■
5.75% "preferred." (quar,)*_i!*w-a----——-4 '$1.43%
2-18
3-11
25c
•
(quar.)
Telephone
1
2-28
,10-10
Ocean
.
Mid-Continent
v
1
3-11
Nqrwicli/ Pharrqacal Co. (quar.). 25c
■-'■ ■■4, ■
/: ;;■ ■■■;■•■
'" <
:>*
!'vt,;:
4dW?ifimu^ctniin«t>Co.
'
Vkk
1
3-
3-15
;
Food
3-
4-11
7-U
11-
5.80%;
(Pittsburgh)
(N. Y.)
each four shares held)
3rl5
7
1
I
3-29
.
45c
(quar.)
(one
3-15 /
!
V;
3-15
37 %e
Co
dividend
3-29
V-:
5%%
8
5-
(quar.)___!—*«0c','
preferred (quar.)_
$1.37%
"•
2-
B-
•
'
'■/"2-20V'
4-29
v
35c
Trust
3-15
2-20
•/
;
4.40% 4pref.; Vquar.)_«^*,^a»-.!^-^-;-.-«:
Common
2-15
?-U
37,/!-c
Northern Natural Gaa Co,—
/ 3-IV
3-n
50c
Co.
Publishing Co.
Machine
3-11
20O
<r
(quar.)
(increased)
Bank
4
4-1- <3-19
...Y-VJBO-V Pi 2-15 s.6
3-29
62 %c
—
Metropolitan Edison Co.—3.80% preferred (quar.)—,
3.85% preferred (quar.)__
3.90% preferred (quar.)___
4.35% preferred (quar.)__
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities^
r
■
3-25
50c x-
Indiana
3-
3-15
t-5c
20c
10c
preferred (quar.)
Northern
3-22 S
Co.
—
North American Life Insurance
**} '■.
3%c
(Norman)
Ltd
North American Van Lines, Inc. (quar.)
Nort i
River Insurance
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
3-12
1
93%c
»—
Inc.
Co.
6%
3-15
3^15 '
■
See Wiatt
American Car corp.
(quar.)___
North American investment, common-^,*-..
^
.
II
&
4i
(quar.)
Robbins,
&
(F.
Co.
3-29
Co.
Mining,
North
3-15
4-20
.
Normetal
2-28
4-20
WJatt
Norman
2-28
1
■•■5%.
income)
,1
Co.
3-27
*
31 %C
(quar.) V
Fd.
1
3-19
3-1
<4-
50C
Stock
3-
1
3-25
62 %C
•v.v;
Drydock
—
/
25C
$1.12%
—
2-15
4:
2%
...
3-15
3-15
$1.05
———
Growth
investment
8
3-11
v
35c
Mercantile Trust Co. (St. Louis)
Mlrro
-
2-Z1
3-
■
3-29
40c
(quar.)
Company,
(J.
1
2-20
6
4-
Detroit—
of
(stock dividend)-
Merchants Fire Assurance
Kayser-i'Poth
Corp. (quar.)
10c
4- 1
3-15
Kellogg Company, common (increased)
i_' ' •>
35c
•
3-15 .4 3- 1
3%%. preferred (quar.):
87'/2c 4-: 4- 1
3-15
3 %%'. preferred (quar.),_-_^-_—
~87%c ,:J7- 1
6-15
3%%
preferred (quar.) „>-_ci.__--—1-__
87%c
10- 1
' 9-164
3.% %
preferred
(quar.)_—
—u; 4 "87%c
1-2-64 4 12-16
Kellwood Company
(increased)20c 4
3-15 4 3- 1
Kendall Co., common (quar.)
30c ?- 4-15
2-25
$4.50 preferred (quar.)i.———v
$1.12%
4-*143-15
Kennecott Copper Corp. (reduced)——'——I
$1
3-22
2-26
Kentucky Utilities Co.. common (increased)
"
45c
3-15
2-25
2-28
3-11
3-
■•
—
'
"
50c
common—
common
Mercantile Stores
2-11
—
15
$$1.25
—
—
'Quarterly. 4*-4—
4
,
3-14 H 3- 4
t25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Mellon National
'3-1
-3- 9
.
>35c
". Sl^c 4
6
17 %c
2-25
4-
—
2-25
10c
'
,
-
Cvrp.
from
—
McKesson
Means
3-20 " .' 2-28
:
3.80% >preferred '(quar.)-_----_
.95c 4 ,6- 1
,5-14
4% preferred (quar.).—
;
.
,$1
6-1
6-14
4.20% preferred (quar.
;4
$1,05 "
6- 1
5-14
4.35% preferred-Kquar.)^i42---^«--——
$1.08%
6- 1 ,, 5-14
:«> 4%%; preferred (ouarj)i_4--^-^---L-----Sl.lP'A ', >6- 1, :i4.5-1.4? Kansas;City Southern Industries,; Inc., com.
50c
,3-15 4 2-284
•4%
preferred
(quar.)
—_—____4
25c
4-15
3-29
Kansas -City Southern Ry.> common--—-v '
,$1 3-15
,
2-28 '
4%, preferred- (quar.)w-—-^4::-v->50C' 444-154
3-29 •■■■
Kansas Gas & Electric, common—^ 23c
3-29
3- 8
4
4"/a%
preferred (quar.)
;—
$1.12%
4-1
3-8
v
4.28% preferred (quar.)—-—
$1.07
4- 1
3- 8
4.32% preferred (quar.^^-i—^-^-^^w^::
' $1.08
4- 1.
3- 8 4
Kansas-Nebraska Natural <Gas— 4
1
,
.
' '
Common
(increased)
—--i—430c ''4:4-41
"3-15 4
$5 preferred (quar.)
-4
44 $1.25
4- 1
3-15
Kansas.Power & Light Co., com. (increased)
4 ■ 40c 4 4 4- 1
3- 8
,4 4 % % preferred (quar.)___.—
$1.12%
4.4- 1
3- 8
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
4- 14
3- 8
Kavanau Corp. (monthly)
.!
7c '■'■44- 1
:
3-11
—
2-
(quar.)—
Investors
&
McDermott
■
V.
3-522
payment
soe
Mcuraw .Edison
,
,
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co, (quar.)
$1.26
27 %c
inc.
Co.
'Non-voting
'2- 5 "
.
2-15
60c
Shipbuilding
McCormick
(quar*
4 40c
4-1
3-18
3%.%.^nrefprred/ W-quar,)--t^------l-^i4^ 4,.,:93^0-,,;vR.,4;->,4y|-q;7 ..
Johns-Manville Corp. (quar.)
;—
50c
3- 8
3- 1 Johnson & Johnson
(quar.),————i— 4
25c
3-11
2-25
-\-:.Extra4'L-ll---x^----_^--Xi.----i4---i-L-.-.4
10c=
3-lt
.42-25-.'
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
62Vac
3- 8
2-11
5% preferred ;(q(iar,)^>,u-4---«.-4:w--4-X"x. $1.25
.'4- 14 43- 8
K.
investment
?
(Quarterly
44V;':k.;;?44:^:-:'.4.:;:.'!:-A4'44;,4:^.144i44:;4444;4:-;-
Jewel Tea Co.,4eommon
3-5
action
No
4-16
5-
$1.75
10c
Co., 5.40% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____.
26c
New England Electric System
(quar.)
28c
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly
1
—
47 %c
New Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar.)
32c
New Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
■
-$1
4 4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.01 "A
New Jersey Zinc
' 20c
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
50c
New York "State Electric ■&'Gas
3.75%
preferred (quar.)
93%c
Newberry (J. J.) Company (reduced)—25c
Newmont Mining Corp., com. tquar.)____—
60c
4% preferred
*-V.
Newport Electric Corp., 83A% pfd, (quar.)!*.>
$33Ac
Niagara iShare Corp.—
Quarterly of 6c from net Investment in- ,
come and 24c from capital galns_.M__M
30c
Nopco Chemical Co,, common (quar.)___
25c
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—
i30c
Norfolk & Western Hy., common (quar.)
$1.25
1
6% preferred
(guar.)
15c
■4>6% preferred (quar.15C-'
6%
Referred (guar.)
15c
.
_
gains.
2-15
1
3-11
5.20%
2-14
35c
O
•
-
B
Nevada
1
3-15
2-15
-15c
17%c r
50c
(increased)
Research:
Brothers, Inc.
Nestle-LeMur
2-28
3-
2-18
/3-15:'
$1.06y«;'
—
Quarterly
Class
River, Ltd.—
May Department Stores Co.
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
May tag, Company tquarjMqCord Corp., $2.50 preferred
.
3-153-154
.' ,.*■' '2% ■'; -43-15:
3-.8
3-11
6c
&
Fire
Nekoosa-Edwards
1
3-11
3-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
(payable
Growth
Union
Nelsner
.
Supermarkets, Inc.
Maryland
.
i.w—*—
3-
35c
/—i
Oil
Massachusetts
.
Jaeger;lMacHine !Co.4—---15c
3- 8
2-15
Jersey Central Power & Light—^
;-4%--preferred; Kquar^4-i---lil-4ll--4-wi-,- :' 4v;iJ%4. "'5«i '144-4-10
4;
1
4-25
3-15
3-28
(quar.)
com.
(Both payments are quarterly
vestment income).
National
1
2-
3-
v,;
Stock dividend
National Steel Corp.-________
..
(quar.)
Maryland National Bank
4- V-'.
com.'*(quar.)—
4. 50c / 4- 1"
preferred/:^quar,)+^ll.^lll^-l-_—4.' " „460c4- 1
—
--1— -4 ■; 40o».,.. 4-1--,
-.
:|rving !Trust,;Co. (N. Y.> (quar.)
3-
3-12
20c
preferred (quar.)
Maryland Casualty (increased)—
Stock 'dividend
1
3-14
3-15
5-15
60c
(quar.)
Bancorporation
(quar.)——
4%%
^3-14
,
flowa ElectricLight'& Power,"
'4
55c
3-15
30c:
10c
20%
National-Standard
4
—
Martin-Marietta
.
—
.-4-1-4—(s-a) ——1^-.
3-
75C
Bank
*
^Royalty, <Jo.
1
—
v
capital
net
Marlin-Rockweil
44,
v 4,
*
4
:(quar.)^X-44-.S-i~i4^i--^i---ii'4rx4$8^.';443-"'8;4'-3-18 ;
Class»A : (quar.)A-.^—-l-—.—4—.-..-,' •>'?. $2 «
3- 5
: 2-18
Investors Funding Corp of,N. Y.-^,"
vf f
4
v
Class" A
(quar.)
" f *415{r-4^c.;4rlb4«'>'*.4-->i 4
preferred-(quar.)-;
4-
--
i
4
3%
National
Marine
.
'Extra-
3-
Trust r(quar.)—__
Marathon
Investors Diversified Services Inc.—
'
1
$1.75
Hanover
^Quarterly
.
.
Investors
4-
2-26
Industries
National Starch &
8
60c
Manufacturers
4 Common
6%
3-
5
3-11
National income
>4
2-21
$25C
Inc.—
4
2-21
3-22
3-
;—
Securities
National
2-20
3-11
3-15
4-10
,
'
Class-- B
3-15
(quar.)
Manufacturers
-
,
8
25c
1
•x-'IOc'"
!25c 4
(quar.)
National Presto
2-15
30c
1
3-
1
3-15
preferred
dividend
/National
2-15
3-10
i
Co
Powell
Inc
Manpower,
.
,
-
3-10
50c
8
3-
3-14
stock)
7-15
10-15
3-
3-
3-14
isiT- ,t
^4-
Corp.^-
Machines
(quar.)
Co
Stock
4-15
■
1
7%
Class BB
1
3-29
Mangel .Stores Corp. (quar.)—
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
-
1
8* 1
11-
2-19
ty-
4-
v
(Little Rock), class AA
2-15
3-
2-19
y rtc! 4
National Old Line Insurance Co.—
3-14
$1.10
priority shares
(quar.)
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) '& Company (quar.)„
to International Industries
:Stock:'.dividend^.^-^^,-—4-4,—5%
<
4-15
'
3-15
International Nickel Co. (Canada), Ltd.^: 4 ■
■■.
:
.Quarterly .,.^—■v-x--^50e > v43r20 <; ; 4-.18 v
International Paper- Co.,iCom. (quar.)-,—4- , ■ 26 "Ac
3-18
2-25
$4
preferred ,(quar.)
—$1.
3-18
2-25
International "Petroleum.- Ltd- <quar..),,4,—
' ' $30c
7,3-lt
2-15
Interstate Bakeries^ common (quar.)—.-T,--- ; '
40c- 4 4- 14 4 3-11^
$4.80f-preferred (qiiar.),^
,,4,,,
4$1,20
4-1
' 3-11
Interstate Motor Freight System (increased)
-"
20c,
3-42-15
Interstate Power Co., common (lncreased)-c
426V»c
' 3-!20 4. v3- 4
4.369c
preferred
(quar.)—
54VaC ■
4- l:
3-415Va fe. preferred 4(quar,)^,,4i,4,4-4.w4,,44" "■'08.%c4-4v>4*, 1
Investment Co. ;of^America^ - 4' " ^
•
"44
(6c from" net investment* income and 11c
4^
from net securities profit)-—
,4
'
17c
"3-28
3-.1
Investment
Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
$60c
4-15
3-15
6%
Convertible preferred (quar.4- •.••-""175c:;" ' 4-1544 3-15 4
Hame. changed
5-
1%%
1%%
Convertible
■■
.
&
from
on
Gypsum Co.,
National Lead,
National
Lock
2-19
3-15
12 %C
'4; \!
Magma 'Cupper Co
Magnavox Company
Mailman, Ltd.—
/".'•-ffe.v
t
Fund,
Quarterly
National
8
2-20
3-5
^
Welding
Food Products
!
Madison ^Gas; 8r f Electric: /(quar,
Machines,,4
Increased-quarterly
...
1
3-10
12 %C
Company
Bloedel
taken
•
;
9
4-
55c
Exploration
Increased
MacWhyte4Company
■
International Business
3-
$1.75
Chemical
&
National
3-
3-9
3- 5
22c
Tiairy ■;Prbducts!!44>.!444*i4.t "4-'63cV
National Electric
1
4
3-15
!
«&
""I:
4-12
x
■
>Bahk-::oI47ul8a' (quarjw——-25c
2-28
3-11
V
Inc. :<quarterly, : ;
income)
3-11
.
(quar.)
A
44-4y*%4preferred
%% ^preferred'"'(quar.
2-15
1
class
net / investment
from
National Distillers
••!•■'■• 3-15 ■•>
3-31
Corporation,
(quar.)
National
,
common
Steamship
Bros.
MacMillan
■.
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Lykes
"J." \hy-
3- 8 x
Ingersoll-Rand
.
Lunkenheimer
-
2-25
3-15
4-
4%
(increased)
(quar.)
Lucky Stores (stock dividend)—
Ludlow
Corp.
(quar.)
.
3-15
3-11
1
35C
Louisville & Nashville RR.
2-15
3-
12 %C
(quar.)x---—^-*;—
Land
3-15
300;
■'■
—
3-22
30c
National City Lines, Inc. (quar.i.A_
National Cleaning Contract (quar.)
—,
1
$1.21
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
25c
22c
Rational Hastings '00.-!-^----------^^---
1
3-
5q„
15c
-
(quar.)——
2-28
3-15
4-
3Jc ■'..
4 Stock • divldend-i-!/x-i4!-^»ta-^i,,i»-:*ii4:-4i.*"v'
National ^Biscuit1 Co.; (increased)
■•■"••■
*
3-11
3-15
-
,
Company,
preferred
Louisiana
;
>
2-18
(quar,
Class B
^.Hatibnal1
444/
Drugstores
(P.)
3-
3-30
t3c
f2c
preferred
Lorillard
■■'
23c
income)—__
i—
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
7
■
capital gains) ________—_______________
Incorporated Investors—
1 <
* * ,
;
3-
3-15
32 %o
•
Miami RR.—
Long
3-15
>
•
Ration-Wide Securities Co.,
3-15.
Original Stock
(quar.)
Special Stock
(quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
Lone Star Gas Co., common iquar.)_—4.84%
4-
3-15
;
Enterprises, class A
Company (quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)____
/
3-15
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
6
1
1
—
1
3-25
(s-a)_
investment
:
4-15
25c
quar.).
3-
31 %c
——
57 %C
(increased
RR.
4-11
27Vac
25c
(quar.)
(Texas) (quar.)
-—
Ohio: !VHg4 Co- 4(increased)*.w«i.4«.!
Nashua
•'■■"-
3-31
4,
(quar.)
preferred
Cement
Illinois .Central
3-20
1
27c
'■' Stock-dividend"
4/ Stock dividend
Lnwe
3-
2-15
26V4C
-
(quar.)—____
Inc.
Nalco^^ Chemical CQi
:;
-
Co.—•
3-
4-30
Quarterly of 5c from ordinary income and
25c from realized capital gains
-x
Liggett Ss Myers Tobacco, 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) .& Company (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Corp. (quar.)___
Lincoln
printing Co.
(stock dividend)
3-29
3-15
3-12
10c
•
4
3-29
8c
Murray ;Company
3-15
10c
(stock div.)__
(L.)
&
Leesonia
'v 4--l-vx 3-15
25c
3-18
,
3-15
4
I-T-E
4-16
2-28
3-29
Levines, Inc.
(stock dividend)—
Lewis (Tillie) Foods (See Tillie Lewis Foods)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
2- 8
4-15
3-15
f
Salt
Leath
v
5%
t#Wy.
*:/;-4:V>;V.
preferred
Lesser
V 2-28
3-11
Industries—
Products
Leslie
-■/
4-10
<
kXf*
Extra
1
4-24
3-20
Mutual Shares Corp.-—
1
25c
Lau, Blower- Co^—
4-19
1
3-
62 %C
Industrial Corp.-.,—,—--—--——
4 6%%
2-15
6-10
5-
10c
dividend—
Hygrade Food
3-11
$1
Hubinger Company (quar.)—-.
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Stock
4-15
54c
Co.__
Hunt Foods &
4-15
•
2-25
4-15
/ Murray:
3-18
3-15
2-15
3-18
Munsingwear,
/•/.,2-25.\
3-15
.
30c
Lake Central Airlines, common
;v4-l5'~i *3-29'V
45c
._!_
preferred (quar.)—__.
Howe
a- $1
'V $1.10
V; 933Ac.
________
2-11
4-1
■,5%;
ll'Ac.
/Leitch Gold Mines^
;2-20
3-15
3-29
3-29
3-29
3-11
25c
'■
.
(quar.)—
Co.
4.32%
3-20
4.40%
S.)
common (quar.K:
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)____
■4)44.56.% preferred (initial quar.)
Y2-28
4% Vo .•preferred ( quar.-$1.12 % ' 1 3-29'
Hoskins; Mfg. Co. <quar.)i•_-x•J^^•-^^w'^w^-.•,• -"--"IOc
•
"3«V7x
Hotel Corp. of America, 5% preferred (quar.)
31Vic
3-31
Household Finance Corp., common (quar.)__
35c
4-15
'
500
3- 1
3* 9
'
-Quarterly
Z2%e
Movielab, Jnc., class A
(stock dividend)*.
4%
MSL Industries
(monthly;
.4—v •'
8c
,
2-28
3-15
3-15
35c
Supply Co.
(quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
2-28
Payable of Rec.
5c
10c
(resumed) ..w.*.
Corp..
Mountain Fuel
arc Irom Investment in-
Laclede Gas Co.,
X:
3- 5
3- 5
2-28-
20c ■3-12 :
'
24c
Wheel
4 Motor
Holders
When
Per :
Share
Monthly
'4-
*•
2-28 '•<"
3- 1
r
(S.
Kysor
'
4-15
f 3-27
3-27
~
Kresge
3-^5
v;::3-15:
r
come)
-
2-25
'
3-15 > >
'
.
Hoover Co,j; class A < increased
Class;® (increased)
3-15
-4-. 1
5- 1
3-30
3-29
■
'^v.'^Qov
.
Hooker Chemical
17 %c
■
10c
20c
11c
"
15c
,
1
4/ 4
4:4'..;44x
of Company
Mciore (E, R.) Company (quar.)—. ;
8
1
,
;:A^imonthly)i-^i^^-i-.»^^^wT'::$^04166¥v::v:-4-li';^:'i:':4-:':lv^
■-"Class
*
3-11
"
—1— "
—
33-
29c
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
'Kirscn Co.,.(qaar,v)—
Kleer-Vu Industries, Inc: (stock dividend)-*.
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber Co. (quar.)
14
Knudsen Creamery Co.
(quar.)
Koehring "Company— 4.
4
:
.4 5%
preferred (quar.)
5 % % ' preferred
(quar.)
Kollmorgen Corp. (quar.)
4-15
:
7%
preferred
'8- 17-15
'■ 6%
preferred (quar,3—
—- ■;
30c
6- 3 ' / 5-15 '
6%
preferred (quar.)_—30c
9*- 3
.8-15
Hercules Powder Co,, common..,..,:,
15c
' 3-25;.
2-15
'.
$2 conV.;: classA (<*uar,):y/'x ':50c 1 /;3-25
'v,
Herman & Appley—
?•<': '/v. ■
- ■ vf"c;;-^
Class
S-l
4_-^-_-44
(Both payments
/
2-28
5- 1
,
B-4. w-i—
3-15
N
3-
30c
(quar.)__
Name
Payable of Rec.
3-15
.100
(quar.)
Holders
When
\
10c
(quar.)___
A
Co., 4.80% preferred
Keystone Custodian Funds:
3-20:
3-20
(incr. quar.)—
B
class
Co.,
Fibre
Keyes
-•
3-8
10c
$1
(quar.)~
(quar.$1.37%
Hendersons Portion Pak Inc.
■
9iy»c
5%%- preferred
-
Class
3-: 1
•.
Oil
Kewanee
49
;
P er
Share
of Com pany
;■ Name
4
3- 1
3- 1
,
T3-15 '
'
(957)
Holders
Payable of Red
20c
Extra'
Heinz
When
Per
v/ vV-/.
of Company
Name
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
"'"■
Class
B
x
.
15c
5c
5c
5
4-
4-30
7-
?-i5
<-o
:—_
3-
3-29
25c
*•_
4Ji
——
1
7-31
•>
;
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]
8
1
16c
Co., class A (quar.)-.——_——
«.
(quar.)__—_—-
3-19
3-5
25c
25c
3-
7
2-27
3-
7
2-27
3-
6;
2-15
^
Packaging "Corp. of America
1——
-:
20c
Panhandle Eastern-Pipe Line—- ~
►,
,4 T
(Common
(increased-quar.)
—
v
55c
4 4%
preferred (quar.)_:
$1 *•
•-'4.64%
preferred- (quar.)—..—
4 $1.16
Paramount Pictures Corp.-(quar.)
,50c
Pargas,
Inc—
——-—U
4
t/9c P
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. ,(qnar.)^__^__—12V*c
Parmelee Transportation -Co.
-»■ ■;'••■ „„5qp
Peabody Coal Co./ com. .(increased quar.)— • - 17 Vac
-
2-28
3-15
.
,
4-
l\
3-11
,
3-15
3^5
2-25
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2-20
3-15
2-19
3-29
3-15
4-
5-15
1
50
(958)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle xV.
When
Name of
Penick
Penn
&
Company
Ford, Ltd., Inc.
Controls,
Penn-Dixie
Inc.
'
,
Corp. (reduced-quar.)—.
Pennsylvania Mutual Funds, Inc.—
...
(From capital gains).—.—
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)____
Peoples Gas Light St
.3-14
3-15
3-
1
4Va%
25c
—
Cement
3-15
3-
1
Shell Oil
7
„
4%%: preferred
Peter
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
Paul,. Inc.
Petroleum
&
Trading Corp., cl. A (interim)
Phelps DOdge Corp.-----——■;
—_
.—'
Philadelpnia Electric Co. (quar.)
Philadelphia
Stock
Life
,
——V
:
$5.50
Gas
Co.,
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Pillscury Company, $4 preferred
2-20
3-29
3-
3-29
2-28
—
2-15
Texas Power
1
3- 8
Texas
4r!
1"
St
Simonds
Halske
■
of
Tax
G.
A.
25%
ADR's; (16%
equal
to
about
2-22
3-31
3-15"
4-15
4-
Sinclair
(quarterly xrom net
v.
.
(quar.)_.
—-—-—-
$2.50
$25c
Electric
.Regulator
(increased
(stock
Inc.
Primex
approval
3-25
3-4
3- 7
3-11
.2-27
22c
4-15
3- 9
3-29
40c
Co.
of
Public
Service
2%
5.05%
5.28%
4- 1.
3-
&
3- 8
3-10
2-14
$1.25
$1.31 V*
3-15
;
3-30
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-30*
3-
1
3-30
3-1
3-30
.papji^al.,
-
"common (quae.Ja^'A-Ac*', \
(quar.)*_'_.a
——■
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)—..
Quality Importers, Inc. (increased)
Quemont Mining, Ltd.
\
x
•
x"'-a
'
40c
3-15
2-15
3-i5
3- 1
$20c
3-29!
3-1
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*
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1
$3.50 preferred (quar.)—87%C
Ralston Purina Co. (quar.)——————_
20c
Inc.
(quar.)
Insurance
4-—
preferred
Ranch
Oil
$6.50
3-16
2-28
4-, 1
3- 8
Staley
3-22
3-15
3-
25c
4-1..
3-15
14c
4-1
2-20
50c
4-19
3-20
3- 6
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8
4-
59%c
1
3-
4-12
4-12
20c
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3-30
90c
4-1
3-8
Co
7
2-15
2-26
2-15
2-15
——30c
3rll
3-4
Steel
3-15
Rio Grande Valley Gas
(Texas) (quar.)
River Brand Rice Mills, Inc. (quar. )__„
Roadway Express, Inc..
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, Co.
Robertson
3-30
.
4c
3-15
22Vac
■
"
60c
30c
3-11
Rockwell-Standard
50c
3-10
(quar.)
Roper (George D.) Corp. (quar.)—___
Royal Crown Cola: Co. (lncr-s-ed)—
Ruppert (Jacob), 4Va%'r',pfd.
(quar.)
Russ Togs, inc., class A (quar.)__
...
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)
20c
44-
4-
15c
3-20
5c
3-8
4-1,
2-27
' 4-
—
St.
Lawrence
Class
St.
A
Co.,
Corp., Ltd.
Louis-San
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ry„
(quar.)
5%
5%
St.
Regis
Salada
;
preferred
Co.
:
^
(quar.)_—"
Santa
;
57c
preferred
Corp.—
Bros.
Stores
&
5»/2%
preferred
A
A
7V>c
Scott Paper Co.,
$3.40
>$4
Scott
&
Scripto,
Scudder
terly
Stevens
from
Seaboard
Stock
27V2C
(quar.)—
$1
-
;
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Inc.
"%,
(quar-
Fuller
:
Sfars
Sexton
Roehuck
(John).
Shattuck
&
&
(Frank
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preferred
5.25%
%
3-
4.50%
Co. ^(quar.
)i____r___T._
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(quar.)
*
4.72%
4-
2
4-
2
3-11
2-18
Texas
35c,
4-
2-21
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;
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2
%
2
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3-15
3-
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3-11
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preferred
preferred
Inc.
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,
2-28
6-1
5-16
7%c.:
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2-15
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3-15
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3-29
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Stockyards
2-28.
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7
3-15
1
3-15
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common
1
2-15
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(quar,)—.
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7YsC
10-15
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5%
prior preferred, (quar.
62%c
5%" convertible preferred (quar.62V2C
Virginia Commonwealth Corp. (ouar.
-a 31c
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3%
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3-
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8
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3-15
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4-15
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4-1
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3-
3-15
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Western
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-
deposit
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tax
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of
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Westmoreland.
1
1
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3-15'
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equal
5% .^preferred
3-1
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receipts
8
3-15
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preferred (quar.),
37%c "X
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27c';
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18c ,
:
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4-12
3-11 /
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8
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10c*'
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,
3-11
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.
\
3-20
7
35c
15c
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—
3-15
3.15
$1.22%
(quar.)
5
X 3-29
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(increased)
A—-/——--—- /
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preferred (quar.)
Washington Natural Gas (quar.)
A———
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2-15
50c
;
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2-15
10c
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A—A—.
Class B
;X .Warner-Lambert
1
3-14
—•
:
3-
2-22
Wagner Electric Corp.
(quar.)—
Walgreen /Company ( quar.)
'3-4
3-14
(quar.
(quar.)
1
2-21
•
30c "> 3-21
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2-28.
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4- 1
3-15
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12VaC
5- 6
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co. (quar.)
3-15
3-1
10c
3-31
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2-26
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Vulcan Mold St Iron Co—
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•
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3-7
3-15
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2-21
3-20
3-
,
3-1
2-21
3-21
——
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(quar.)
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2-28
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2-18 '
3-6
4-1
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2%
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AX'/.
40c
5.40%
prefen-ed (quar.)7_A_—l.__A-l__77
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—
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preferred
2-26-
3- 4
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77- 4.96%
.
3-i
3-9.
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Universal Match Corp,
2-25
(increased)
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preferred
convertible
Texaco,
•
4-
3-15
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2-26
25c
preferred
5% preferred (quar.)___s
2-15 7777
Tex-Tube, Inc., common (quar.)
4-16
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4-16
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(quar.)__
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4-12
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(quar.)__________ii
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3-
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(quar.)—^
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25c
preferred (quar.)_
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preferred (quar)——4A—_ A a AA7' ^ $1.13 7:
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2-26■
3-29
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(initial).—
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preferred
preferred
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S.
/■
2-22
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8%
2-15
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Playing Card
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3-11
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Tennessee
8
dividend..
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(quar.)_A,
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3-29
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3-14
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(quar.)
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;
3-
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2-22
1
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class
4-15
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1
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-
(quar.)
preferred
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4-
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4-10
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2-28
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127
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(quar.)A
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(quar.)___^
preferred (quar.)__
:
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preferred (quar.)
:
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6-15
3-15 7
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% 6-
12-16
32c.
2%
(quar.—
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3-15
6-17,
$1.25
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,
—$1.25
(quar.)
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;
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4Va%
4-
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——__
2-14
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preferred (quar.)—%—___—62 Vac
Superior Electric Co. (quar;) ■
6c
1
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15c
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.
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■
50c
Ltd/
Extra
Swift
3*
*
.
(initial)-"
common
United
4-19
1
3-15-?^A3-
30c
.____
Taft
1
;
.
45c v- 3-
7
4-19,
1
3-14
.
20c
4-
5-
Carton
&
Gas
•
4
4-
25C
•
(quar.)__
common
7-15
3-15
Board
United Illuminating Co._
Unitfed.Insurance Co. of America
Z
•
'7-10
87V2C
7-31
25c
' $1.25
$1.25
3-13
3-
Lines,
Electric
•
(quar.)
of ^Canada,
Baer
5%
7
Air
United
7
4-19.
.
-3-15
30c 7
(quar.)_
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)_
J25c
5c
SuperTValu Stores^ common'-(quar;)7
1
3-15
3-29
—
.
37Vac
(quar.)
com.
4-15
Paper
Schwitzer
3-
.
1
5-15
-
35c
16Vac
(quar.)___
,
5%
(quar.)
4-30 ^
Foods,
Schering
4-
*
$1.63
|10c
'
—
(quar.)
com.
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
St.
..
(quar. 1
(quar.)
5%
'
A
(quar.)
Francisco
5%
,
,
—....
class
-
_____
Gypsum- Co., common
Ar-- 65c 1 ;4A*i- .;:
preferred (quar.) AA A-..A AA.X. A A; X'" $x;75'7" -4-1' 7
Co., common (quar.)____A.xni ^ .. -50c» 3» 8
rt,;v4%%.* preferred -(s-a)__i'j.u-4AAi:a-i---_A-_
22Vac
1 X*
5--.17
74-19' -7
tj. S, National Bank 4PPrtlw^AQyft)si<quar:),X7jvi':7656.^?*^ 4^4.7
5-1
.4-19
U S Pipe; 85,-Foun.drjf: (qua?.Ji__AAA—A30c
3-15/r
3-15
;r 3- 5
U. S. Plastic & Chemical Corp.-—
7;.' 4-30..
4-10
•X/ Stock dividend
______—4
■ "3% ; % 4-1
$1.12%
House Distributing Corp. (quar.)___
International Petroleum (stk. div.)_
dividend—A—
,___!
Sunshuie Mining (quar.)______;
1
87V2C
4-19
4-19
74-19
7.
5-15 ./
United
4-19
6-1
5-
27V+C- v
31 %c
$1.50
-
I
5-
$1.10
Stock;
■
3-
.?
7-
2-28
4-19
5-1
$1.15
Sunset
2-27
'
5-
27 Vac
(increased)
flOc
Cement
(quar.)
Lawrence
St.
1'
,^3-15
3-19
3-
5-1
$1.03%,
Corp. (quar.)
Sunray DX Oil Co. (quar.
•
preferred" (quar.)_
Yards Co. (Omaha)
Co. (quar.)
4-19.
5-15
92>/aC
2-15
.
3-18
3-15
97VaC
Sunset
,
1
,-5-15
$1
1
2-27
8
;
•
•
Sundstrand
2-27
;
4-
$1.12Va
•„
Sugar
United
4
H
:A-AA
(quar.).
Stock
A;New
7
17 77,3-ja
7 4-1
3-18
92%c
Sun Oil Co; (quar.)-_ii.w7_-j._^-.«_,__^_7_--_
2-19
3-30
Stores, common (quar.)
40c
4%
preferred (quar.)__
$1
4.30%
conv.
preferred (quar.)—.._„
$1.07%
St. Joseph Dead Co., (quar.)
i
25c
St. Joseph Light' &' Power,, com.
(quar. )—1 21c
5% preferred (quar.)';
"
$1.25,
preferred
..
common
(quar.)__
Struthera Wells Corp,, com;
;
$4.50
8-15
3<
,
preferred: (quar.)l._A.a^—■
7 ~
Class
2-15
Safeway
9-15
3-18
19c
7.
,
Inc.- (quar.)
Storer Broadcasting, common
3-11
t;
5-15
,;;.;,7
$1.07
Stop &- Shop,
5
3-15
1
6%
y'Stlx
2-20
1 '
25c
$1.16%
Stewart-Warner Corp..(quar.1
Still-Man Mfg. Corp., class A
(quar.)
6
3-29
1
3-
3-13
,*/•
.
2-15
6-15
,
3-
1
-
;7^SterUng» -AluminuTO
2-26
4-22
25c
3-15
4-18
Inc., common (quar.)_
12%c
,3-15
United Aircraft Corp. (quar.)_
;50c
73-11
United Artists Corp. (quar.)_j__
AAr40c- X3-29
'
2-15
-94ct
Ohio,
1
3-15
3-15
48c
Union
4-15 %
7
.
12Vac
3-14
1-
4-
4-
'$3.50
2-28
$1.25
(quar.);
Oil Co. of
1,
3-15
(quar.)
—
Union
>,
3-15
75c
Stauffer-Chemical Co.,
2-18
$1.12Va
...
5-
3-
25c
7;2-15
5-. 1
(Los Angeles) (quar.)__
Electric Co., common (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)__
v"$3.70 preferred
(quar.)_—
7
3-14
(quar^_____——$1,12 Va
(quar.)
Brands, Inc.,
3Va%:
1
3-
H.) Co.. (quar.)
Rockwell Mfg. Co, (quar.).
Corp.
7
4-15
3-20
3-9
:
•
74-12
;
25c
(N.
3-
1
5- 1
5-
15c
„
"
3-20
;
(quar.)2_____.
(quar.).
preferred
Sterchi
25C.
;
;
3-15
3-15
3-13
Corp;.....
3-15
4-1
2- t'
2-28
3-30
"77 4- 1
62%c
I'
8
.73-: 8
3- 9 "
Union
4- 1
>
3-1
33-
! /4t 1''
-
32c
"
2-4
3-15
3-15
Products
6
3-20
;
1
A 10c
37%c
Extra ;
2-25
»
-A 4-
Union Bank
3-11
1
3-30
25C
3- 5
Paper Corp.. (quar.).
4-
25c
(quar.)
:V 3-15
Jersey (quar. v__AX
Industries Corp., $1.50 pfd.
South La Salle Street Corp.
Udylite Corp.
3-11
?
25c;
lc
Riegel
>-7 2-28
5%.
45c
Riesre Meial
2-28
3-15
State Loan- & Finance, class A
Class
B
(quar.)i_______—
3-15
v
3- 6
3-15
25C
7
7.... 5c
(quar.)___
State .Bank of. Albany (quar. )_._
^
;
Stock.xltvidend (approved; by stockholders)
25c
(quar.)
Service
Service—
Standard Register Co. (quar.)
Star' Market* Co.
(quar.)_____.
5
5-1
.
208
1
3- 8
3-15
7Xt20e
.7. ,45c
,
-3-15 :•
3-15'
.7 4- 1/. 7
22%c
Co./__j.__%^_-,_„_______
3-13
4-
/
7.7 25c
>.
Corp.»- common (quar.)_
30c
3-15
(quar.)
$1.12Va A 4-15
Trust Co, of Motris County ;(N. J,) (quar.).A ' 60c: 773-15.
4-1
70c
-
'35c
.
(quar.)
$1.20
77'% 3%%
preferred (quaT.)
Standard Pressed Steel ,(quar.)_
7
Insurance
* 3-15
71
preference
Twin
50c
preferred (quar.)__
E.) Mfg. Co., com.
Standard
5- .1
(quar;)
Corp.
i*
3^1(j;v 72-),a?>
.
Temper
4%%
United
—
preferred
(quar.)
7 Standard. Oil Co.
(Indiana)* fquar.)
Standard Oil CO. (New Jersey).
Richfield1
Oil
•
/ t20c
Trust Co. of New
48c
$3.30
Richardson-Merreil,. Inc.. (qu&r.)...
.
.
A
3-15 7,
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of California,
$1.12 Va
,
Travelers
True
v
3-13^
3-
common
2-28
15c
7 4- 1
3-15
35c
3-15
2-28
-7-" .$f-7; .*3-157. / !2r28"
"' '25c >v
31%c
4-1;
-3- 8 ;
3I V4C * 7 4- 1
' 3- 8
....:
3-13
3-30
;
(A.
$3.50
4
B
.(quar.)
A_____A
Traders Finance, class A (quar. )_
5;
Class B (quar.)_
;_
Co.—
$3.75; pref.
2-15
—
3.66%
2-20
3-15
'
Rice
3-12
3-15
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)__
4%% preferred (quar.)________
4 Va % preferred (quar.)^.,
i
Reynolds da Reynolds; class A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co., com. (quar;)
.
3-18
60c
—
Electric
preferred (quar;)
4.40%; preferred ($25: par): (quar.)%__i._^
4.40% preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
V 4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%; preferred (quar.)
-.5%..preferred (quar.)—
Spartbn'Corp;, 6% preferred (quar.)_
Speedee Mart; Inc. (initial-stock dividend)__
7 Spencer Gifts, Inc.. (quar:)-2___-_i.——*
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Spiegel,; Inc.,.common <quar.)__
preferred
Class
1
$1.25,
Sprague ElecU:lc^po. r(quar.)_________w_ii->,
Springfield Insurance Co., common (quar.).
——I2V2C
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)—__—____
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co,
(quar.)...
dividend
4--1
—
7
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.,
Public
Standard
(quar.)
Gas
Electric
'
$l
Republic Corp., $1 pfd* (quar;)——.
Republic National Bank of Dallas (monthly)
Stock
Railway
$4.50
20c
■
Raybestos-Manhattan> Inc. (increased)_.-..
Reliance
: /
%
v
R&nco,
.
8
7V2C
•
&
,
3-8
3-
4**St\ *'•
Radio
Red Owl Stores, Inc.-—
(2-for-l stock; spilt
Reeves Rrothers, Inc. (quar,)
2-25
...
Shipyards k Corp.i-A----7_AA__-;____
Corp.;/(quarA
Tractor.Supply Co;,/class A (quar.)/
1
31c
4.15%
2-21
3-21
4-1
/
Gas
(increased-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_:
Natural
1
_
58c
;Jl5c,
«,«$2
-
•
—
.V
Indiana
3.70%; preferred
3.90% preferred
•
.
3-12
T JZ5c.'7'*
Towmotor
.
p
40c
Common
2-26
3-14
Todd
3-29
25c
(Increased
1
2-28
.
Lewis
lc
Company (quar.)____
Water—
:
Southwestern
2-28
3-
3-
3-
;
3-27
'
" 25c
3-1
-
3-29
3-30
,
'£
8c"
Tobin i Packing* 4quar^)7-_i^j_7__A--i_ A->
;;;
Gas &
Southwestern
.
3-30
,3-15
.
"
.
3-29:7 " 3- 1
3-25%
10c
(quar.)
3-
3-15
•.
„
50c
■
'
(quar.)
non-cumul;. preferred
7 5%: non-cumul; preferred
(quar.)7v5% nonrcumul. preferred (quar.)__
Southland Royalty
Co. (quar.)__
7Southwestern Electric Power—
5% preferred (quar.)___—
4.65%
preferred (quar.)__-^________
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
1
3-
(quar.)
com.
: ' 3-29
15c
Service
5%
3-15XX; 3- 1
,
.
•
' 35c
(quar.)A
60c
.
4-10
1
__Aa__,
10c
Telephone Co.
Southern
1
3-
2-18
2-25
.
a-11
31V4C
38%c
>
(quar.)
Southern
50c
3-13
,
(quat.)_iiLi.
3-1
?
1
4-
..
2-8
3-15
50c
Public
4.80%
(R. I.)—
3-30
preferred
5-
30c
(quar.)____A___A____,
Inc.
3-14
.
$1.14/-
3.- 7
2-28.". '
Class A and -Caaii^Bi/tfitOck^ividendA^wAr^/^; 3%7 - 7'4<
.'*8-;«;7"rt'.-.--2?*28'. ;Title< Insurance/ 8c
Tiustr <li?vA# ./(qqar^i- •;750ck; /
45o
(quar.)_
Propane Gas Co.
77
'
8%
Industries,
2- 8
3- 4
,
35o
(quar.)__
(increased)
Foods;.'(qus^)X_AALA7AAl-A7'-7/ 10c 7/ -■ 3-15 ^ / 3-/5
Timely Clothes, Inc> (stock"dividendAA__.7.2%'. 7 3-15 • X3?.7l>
Timken Roller Bearing
;(quar.)_Aj.aA_Aj_
.7~60c*/• 3-. 9' ' 2-20
Tip Top Products, class A_a~____-A-_a_.
/
7„5c..--X.;4- 1.
3-15
2-15
,
8
3-14
30c
.
.
5%
;
_____
quar.)
*.
$4.50 preferred (quar;)^_^^_.__i___
'7.•.; $5 preferred (quar.)—
1
3-22.
20c
Oil Co.
Common
Mexico-—
Gas,
A
Southern
.■
?
(Increased );<*ii—;—.—'
Cd.
Southern
3-15
3-15
.
3-30
'
Tillie
* 2-25
3-15
3-
;
60c
Classes
Southern
(Birmingham,
to
stockholders
60c
Pyle-Najiibnal
2-23
3-1
3-15 '
' v 85c
„__——
Southeastern
3-15
$1.40 preference
(quar.)
aa-aa35c
yFublicker .Industries, $4.75 pfd. (quar.)
$1.18%
Puerto Rico Telephone Co. (quar;)—
45c
Puget Sound Pulp St Timber (quar.)
25c
Pullman. Inc.—i—
—A__——T■... 35c'
Putnam
(George) Fund of Boston—<
•„
(10c from
Investment
income
and
48c
from
2-21
3-15
'
2-28
1
4-
preferred
(quar.)_
(initial)
Southeastern
3-22
3-15
$1.25
Co.
Southeastern
Co.
New
Electric
4-10
7c
—.
4.30%,
.
3-1
HVsC
15c
15c
Mfg;
Class
,;
3-11
preferred (quar.)———————
$1.02
preferredi (quar.)j
I
"
$1.04%
preferred,.(quar.) —————,
$1.07Va
preferred (quar.)—-——
:——
$1.26Vt
preferred (quar.)—. $1.32
;'4.08%
;;4.18%:
3-15
75c
-
Co., common..
87o
preferred (quar.)____________:
Southbridge Plastic Products Inc.—
4
3-15
RR.
South Penn
1
3-
16c
preferred (quar. )<._i,________________
5*%%X preferred•. (quar.)———.——.
/
3-12
30c
^
South Puerto Rico Sugar
3-15
------
5%
;
3-
.
Corp.,
preferred
Line
Boss
2-18
3-29
dividend)
(subject
$1.55
Soo
4- 1
4-1
—
on
Service
tf
4
preferred '(quar.)-—————.—-
Public
Sonotone
1
3-
.3-22
4
25c
36c
—25c
(quar.)-
Feb. 28)
Providence Washington Insurance
$2
2-21
37Vac
Insurance
dividend
Stock
2- 8 "
.
,
3-
J6% 2nd preferred————————
Producers Cotton Oil Co. (quar.)——
'
3-15
3-
Equities, class A (monthly)
Corp., 4%% preferred (quar.)_
Life
3-4
3-25
Proctor-Silex
Protective
3- 8
,
3-25
quar.)
(quar.)
Pratt & Lambert, Inc.
Premier Industrial Corp.
Preway,
Light, $4.56 pfd.
Co.
3- 4'
2-14
3-12
20c
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, com. (quar.)A 4% preferred (quar. )____A^»;A1 A A A-AA
Thorofare Markets,
Inc., common:, (quar.)ij.A'
5%. preferred (quar.)__A__7A-——A—' 77
5% preferred B (quar.)___Ai~____A__"__. 7
2- 8
,
Skil Corporation - (quar,)
^
'. 15c- ■' *3-20
3- 5
Snap-On ?TeolA Corp; ^stock';div4denctA_—* 100%
•' 3-11.
,2-20.7
Soeony Mobil, Gil Co', (increased)
;
69c*
3» 9;
2- 47
Sonoco Jhroducts C0.7_^4.__A-__I_x-"_i__7_
1 V '256.'-' •'
3^97:' ;;/'2r2t..:
2-28
25%
1%
Potomac
Powers
;
1
62Vac
Potlatch Forests, Inc. (quar.)-—,___
Electric Power (quar.)
;
3-12
20c
——
2-22
62 %c
(quar.)--——.
General
&
Utilities
Thomas
3-26
3- 8 '
Co.—^
Singer Manufacturing CO. (quar-)___^..
:
Stock dividend<;____—
Skelly Gil Co.- (quar,
2-28
—5c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
—
common
preferred
;■
Polychrome Corp. (stock dividend)
Popell (L. F.) Company (stock dividend)
Portland
2-13
,'20c
^3rl27
25c.
3-20
j38c
,t4-i 1
55c' .y■ 73*20:■
.
Pittsburgh National'Bank (qiwi/.J__A_-jjXA;
Pittsburgh.'*Plate Glass-(quar,)A_nA^/
Placer
Development Ltd.
(quar.)__—j--.:
Corp.,
,
3-
Pittsburgh^ Foigings ;aAAaAAA-AA—-
preferred
77 share
-
20c
Thermogas/Company (quar.)____!
20c
,Special---;,$l-(.-.-.
x .♦
.
Sri Xlflc «j>v: ./3-I'i*'»
Pioneer Fund, Ino. ( from net invest, income)
6%c
3-15
Pioneer -Natural;*Gas (^uar.)i———
26c
,3- 7
5%
/
/
(quar.).
St
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
$1.49
Venezuelan
-
Producing
*
Saw St. Steel
"
Gulf
OIL. (quar.
Texas Pacific Land Trust, sub, shares
7v"
,
1
Texas
.
Pme ascreec Fund,' Inc.
; Investment hiconie h
Polaroid
\
less
'
Piper Aircraft
Puney^owes, due,
.
Simplex Wire & Cable- (quar.)____—10c
•Simplicity Mfg., class A';•—
15c\
Simpsons, Ltds (increased22%c
Sinclair
Oil Corp;______—_.a___-^___i.
50C
2-28
3-15
(quar.)
,2-14
4-
Simmons Company
1
' 3-29
10%;'
3-15
3-15
45c
per share)
^
;_
Signal Oil & Gasrclass A common (qtiar.)_.
Class B common (quar.)____j._^.;
«i,_—_•
6 ;
3-
$1
(quar.)
common
Pacific Coal
German
3-12
-A 15c
$1.37 Va
.
Natural
Texas
A
7 "
Instruments
2-11
3-12
2-15
3-13
3- 8
.
Texas
3-5
t'56V*c
(quar.)
(quar.)L.__^_^.
Co.
Siemens
4-20
1
1
3-11
60c
dividend
Piedmont
4-
$0.25
75c
/
30c
(annual).
Insurance
3-14
4- 1:
30c
v
0/ Company
4- 2
preferred
When Holders.
Payable of Rec,
per
Name
3-1
3-1
4- 2
M'fg. Corp. (quar.)__—25c
Corp. of America (quar.)_--i.__25c
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)_^
15c
Class ; B
(quar.) ___i_
*_^._<
-..
15o
2-26
5-
$1.12^
——:—
__
Holders
Playable "Of Rec:
$50c
Shoe
2-28
4-15
.
'Share
„
Shawinlgan Water & Power, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Sheller
3-29
3-28
Coke Co. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
15c
Pet Milk Co.,
common
(increased)
___—.%/ 27Vic
„
2-21
'.
"
10c
50c
41c
When
Per
Name of Company
20c
3t)c
(quar..W
(quar.)—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
Monday, March 4, 1963
A—;■>' 35c:;/} 3-15.*,
—; X
30c 1. t 4- X>
3-11
3-
1
2-14
3-15
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6243
Volume 197
W/ien
Per
Name
Weston
'Class
.
18%c
(quar.)———«y;/.:.'t8%<?
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
—
Whippany Paper Board Co. (quar.)
Stag Mfg.
Stock
Wiatt
(subject to approval of
approval March 11)—
50%
10c
25c
$1.06 ft
75c
Co.; (quar.)_____———
(Norman)
Wickes
Corp.
(quar.)
Wieboldt Stores, Inc., $4.25 pfd.
y
4-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
4-10
3-8
4- 1
4- 1
.
(quar.)_,.r_.
;
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)__—__:
Wings & Wheels Express (stock dividend)—
Stores (monthly)-——
—
Wisconsin Electric Power
'
61/a% preferred^quar.)
Winn-Dixie
>
4.40%
preferred Xquar.)_—
4.76% preferred (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar._—
Wisconsin Public, Service, .common—
5% preferred (quar.
5.04% preferred (quar.)____;
•
5.08%
preferred (quar.)
Wometco Enterprises, new class A
(initial)
New
Wood
class
B
(initial)——.;
Woodward Governor Co.
M
Youthcraft
Creations,
Zeigler Coal & Coke
Zenith
Radio
• Transfer books
t
in
,
1
3-15
3-15"
3-11
3-
3- 7
3-20
3- 4
4- 1
5-1
". 4-19
3-11
2-21
'
10c
t 10c*;,
$1.25 ,
:
9-15
(quar.)___
25c
25c y
1962
ended Dec. 31,
for the previous
1962
•
according
t '■ *.r".
covered
year
the
reported
1963,
year
a
.
has
resulted
in
than
more
films
194,
the
in
offices
for
the
for
the
total
Net
.
"During
19%; Net 29%—
at
196,
that
r
in- other
2583.
p.
where
areas
;,y".
•
This
areas.
situation
indicated
that
exceed
and
the
similar
have been
increases
in
several
p..2674.
1962
net
196,
.
sales' for
the
fiscal
ended
year
The
company
attained
sales
record
a
volume
type
In
$32,200,000
Goldman further
$3 million in 1963
about
1962, J. E. Workman, President, announced. The earnings for 1962
$1,969,000, equal to $1.73 per share, against $724,000, or 64
for 1961.—;V. 191, p. 1567,
....
Year Ended
Net
sales
Inc.
Dec.
and
before
1962
other
income
taxes
and
non-
Sept.
:
..-v
;
income
324,402
178,007
1,390,777
$0.40
;
Inc. per share of common stock
—v. 196, p. 2180.
,
.
;;
...
.
$1.69
message
reduction in
added
that
$2.72
per
net
income
until
$1,421,000, against
>
V
$
Lorenz Iversen, President,
this
resulted
in
the
steel
expenditures
"The
rate
adversely
affected
and
reduced
1098,
195,
p.
the
of
volume
industry's
for
$2,-
of
curtailing
modernization
operations
of
the
steel
and
mills
s&M,' as' well as
h8- told shareholders.
our
replacement. business,"
'
Metromedia* Inc.—Annual Report—
Dec. 31,
Net
flow
•—
per
Sharesoutstanding
—V.
197,
$3.53
.'
240.
p.
$0.67
" 6,Q26r557 V 5,186,590
;
share
common
$48,653,186
1,164,267
2,489,639
$1.40
share—
common
;flow"
Cash
1961
•
$53,069,751
income per
Cash
new
1962
>
revenue..
income
Net
VvV
1,707,682
'
-
'
$2.98
1,707,057
,
,
Michigan Seamless 'Tube Co.—Quarterly Report1963
1962*
Period Ended Jan, 31—
'
INet sales1
.
Other
1 *
——
$6,135,54?
$6,348,688
23,765
■
29,275
income—net,
$6,159,312
Cost of
The stock
sales
T
■Selling'and administrative
Interest'
—
Provision
—3?,H2
—
for Federal Income taxes
;
it
the
insurance
has
until
obtained
Insurance
CAPITALIZATION
license
a
GIVING
Net earnings
Earnings per share
Dividends
do
to
of
the
EFFECT
any
State
;
TO
<
•
FINANCING
Authorized
$298,571
$0.49
$0.43
share
Charged
to
$0.25 J;,;
252,095 :
'
earnings
$0.25
212,128 *'■
856.
.
and
.
Outstanding
325,000
325,000
hi.
362,000
$6,038,054
$339,909
Plans for the merger of Remanco, Inc. of Santa Monica, Calif,
Micro-Radionics, of Van Nuys, Calif., were announced re¬
cently. Both firms are clients of Electronics Capital Corp., Small
Business
Investment
Company based in San Diego, Calif.
The
merger is subject to final authorization by government regulatory
agencies.
f- VVVVX'": f'ic
,
PRESENT
($2 par).
197, p. 43.
$5,860,741
>,
.
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. of Tennessee—Record
ECC
Maremont
Sales Earnings—Stock Increase Approved—
The
company achieved
new highs
in
sales during 1962, Guilford Dudley,
total
holders
the
at
Accident
life
insurance
insurance
1961.
This
divisions,
annual
sales
were
2%
15%
behind
sales total of
a
increase
The
operating gain and
told share¬
1962.
of
ahead
the
of
last
year,
company's record
These
$12,000,000,
year's record of $545,380,000, Mr. Dudley reported.
Life insurance in force reached a new peak of $2,199,000,000 at
the end of 1962.
Net investment income increased 11% to a new
high $12,879,000.
^ '
,
an
Lowell
subsidiaries, and of five automotive parts
acquired during the year.—V, 197, p. .524.
operations before taxes increased 6.9% over 1961
to a new high of $10,557,000.
However, Federal income taxes were
up $350,000 over 1961.
This resulted in a net gain from operations
after taxes of $8,523,865, only a 4%
increase over the record year
of 1961.
Earnings rose to $1.62 per share, compared to $1.56 per
share the previous year.
.......
In his annual report to stockholders, Mr. Dudley stated:gain from
well
"With
over
a
half-billion
dollars
in
total
sales,
which
is
•
Micro-Radionics'
represents
company,
in
of
$1,750,000,
the
present
represented by stock
which will op¬
combined
an
facilities
ultimate
which will be
firm,
ECC
known
F-105.
as
firms
•
<.
Micro-Radionics'
competence
in
the
area
microwave
supported
by
of
commercial
components, test units and small
extensive manufacturing facilities.
and
is
systems
In addition to compatible product lines, production equipment and
marketing areas, the two companies are expected to realize sig¬
nificant
operating economies through complementary administra¬
tive management staffs, the announcement stated.—V. 195, p. 641.
The
company has announced that 1962 net operating earnings
$43,154,370, or $1.93 per share, up from $42,012,166 or $1.91
share in 1961.
Sales for 1962 totaled $1,199,573,777 against
$1,219,228,393 the previous year,
.
The corporation's net operating income for
the fourth quarter
of 1962 was $9,655,905 or 43c per share down from $9,718,777 or
46c per share in the fourth quarter of 1961.
The fourth quarter
earnings were based on sales of $279,132,801 against $306,266,733
in the final quarter of 1961.
During 1962 extraordinary capital
gains from sales of property, plant and investment were $2,234,444
or 10 cents per share from $2,805,489 or. 13c per share in 1961.
The company's figures were announced by Joseph E. Muckley,
were
per
an
»
,
that 1962 was a
satisfactory year."
approved a 20% increase In. the authorized capital
to 6,300,000 ($3 par). Following this
action, the board of directors declared a 20% stock dividend.
Mr. Dudley said:
"The board anticipates that the annual cash
dividend rate of 60 cents per share can be continued! on the in¬
creased number of shares."—V. 196, p. 620,
Stockholders
from
and
military
Martin Marietta Corp.—Net Higher—
all-time high in this regard for the 10th consecutive year, and with
highs also being reached in net gains from operations, net invest¬
ment income,
premium income, total life insurance in force and
accident insuranaa in force as well as assets, we can certainly say
stock
rebuilding
at
investment
debentures,
v
Consolidated sales rose from $69,274,000 for 1961 to $112,246,000
for 1962, incorporating the volume of Maremont's Gabriel and Saco-
.
Net
figures
automotive
$558,214,000 from both these
or 2ft%
over the preceding,
total
in
Van Nuys.
This
equity of 66.3%
in the
Micro-Radionics, Inc.
The merger joins two companies active in different,
but com¬
patible areas of microwave technology.
Remanco, designer and
manufacturer
of
large
microwave
test
systems,
simulators and
sub-systems, has a strong capability: ih circuit-eng'ipeering.
It
is well known in the field of radar target simulators and radar
check-out systems for advanced fighter aircraft such as the F-104
"
common
of-
a
investment
merged
compare with earnings of $3,755,598 and $2.68 per
share, reported for 1961 by the Chicago-based producer of
parts, textile machinery, and military, weapons.
The
1961 figure is based on an average of 1,367,000 common shares out¬
standing, while the 1962 results reflect an average of 1,429,000
shares outstanding.
while
year
:
has
convertible
erate
company has reported that consolidated earnings were $4,^
or $2.93 per common share, for the year ended Dec. 31,
299,583,
Jr., President,
meeting in Nashville.
sales
were
produced
both
and
Corporation—Sales, Net Higher—
5,250,000 ($3 par)
,
MldrAmerica Pipeline Co.—Shows Profit for Yea*
,
Substantial
President
Chief
and
Washington Society
Financial
Officer,
speaking
of Investment Analysts.—V.. 196,
p.
before
in pipeline volume,
net income and earnings
during
1962 was reported by Robert E. Thomas, President.
Mid-America's third annual report Thomas disclosed that net
income for
1962
totaled $1,507,562,
against a loss of $2,567,536
In
for
the preceding year.
;
Earnings per, share for the 1962 year were 82 cents, as against
share loss of $1.40 in 1961.
Mid-America delivered a total of 16,388,448 barrels of liquefied
petroleum gas products during 1962 compared with 9,869,838 for
1961.
Average daily deliveries climbed from 27,040 in
1961 to
44,900 in 1962.
Gross
revenue
in
1962
totaled $11,987,515, up from $7,119,660
a
year
ago.
Operating revenue per barrel was 72c, while a year
ago the per barrel revenue was 71c.—V. 196, p. 2278.
.
-
per
*
Vice
increases
the
2180.
.
Maryland Cup Corp.—Net, Sales Up Sharply—
Long Island Lighting Co.r~Construction Program—
8
The company increased its first quarter earnings over those of
same .period last year—-recording an all-time
high in sales and
earnings for the period, Chairman Joseph Shapiro reported.
Earnings for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 1962 were $125,959 or
six cents per share, against $65,385 or three cents a share for the
first
quarter last year.
Net sales increased to $9,092,648 from
to spend in 1963 a record $58 million
electric and gas facilities on Long Is¬
land John J. Tuohy, LILCO's President announced. • "This amount,"
Mr. Tuohy said,
"exceeds last year's record construction expendi¬
The
for
the
company is planning
construction of new
-■:' - ■"< ' v'.-"■■ "•' * • v *" * v."
Of the $58 million, $42 million will be spent on electric facilities
1-such as generating equipment,v transmission and distribution lines
and substations; $11 million on gas properties, mains and services;
and $5 million for facilities common to both gas and electric operture
by $6 million."
",v'
the
-
"
$7,810,506 for the
^
"
"
l'
•
""**■
ations.'
•
early
"Vi*n.
"•
same
"Although sales of
centrated
said.'
in
part
m
1'
of
»■
the
our
quarter last year.
major product lines
our
hot
weather
fiscal
year
"
ibicge^Bihgle Itern In the constrdbtjon.plan te
Middlesex
v
/
seasonal and
are
*
'
-
"
»'
"
series
con¬
1
-The-company^ Sweetheaii Cup division; is
^
w
■■
v.V'-
'
a~
'
>
L
.
majoi? producer ot V.-"*
v"--:v-;:
—
Preferred Sold Pri¬
On
H, due Jan. 15, 1993, and $1,000,000 of its $4.75
cumulative preferred stock had been sold pri¬
vately through Kidder, Peabody & Co, Inc., New
-York.—V.-190, p. 2450..,/::,r:^:::;;^A^"^^' -' •
series
.
,
inilUon
Water Co.—Bonds,
Feb. 26, 1963, it was reported that
$1,250,000 of this firm's 4%% first mortgage bonds,
vately
months, these increases during the
are most encouraging," Mr. Shapiro
"•
t;;
,
,
-
521,759
■
42,751
Micro-Radionics, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
insurance business
New York. 1
of
per
Depreciation
—V. 196, 1p.
yet written any insurance, nor will
this offering has been completed,
Department
'
-
f
5,111.544
318,000
———
:
$6,377,963
5,009,367
496,262:
expenses———
company
Capital stock
—V.
for
on
the
1,000,000
the
company
had
share.
Federal and
were
contemplated
Year Ended
.
>
-y
.
to
in 1962
*
V; ,
equal
paid
v
1961,
Net proceeds will be used for
any
from
12,319
$2,719,717,
For
deferring
'•
The company has not
write
and
ap¬
-
issued.
his
Gross
reported
for
%
■
The
1962.
29,
.#
devalua¬
currency
•
Vv; -
it
3,694,173
1,568,784
336,721
(less
foreign
facilities.
,,
the improvement of operating facilities
outside financing is anticipated.—V, 196,
No
surance.
expenses
Non-recurring expenses-relocation
plicable Federal income taxes)
Net
1961
746,747
expenses
before non-recurring
and
Co.—Net Down Sharply—
stock
taxes
1961.
..
intends to write various forms of
life
insurance, including ordinary life, limited payment life, en¬
dowment insurance, retirement income
insurance, term insurance,
various term and family
income riders, pension plans, annuities,
juvenile
life
insurance,
non-cancellable
accident
and
sickness,
guaranteed
renewable major
medical
insurance,
and
group
in¬
$26,806,240 $29,959,355
income
on
recurring
Income
June
Report—
31—
'
incorporated
.
_
Leesona Corp.—Annual
'
in
—V.
BUSINESS—The company of One Liberty St., New York was
duly
pursuant to the laws of the State of New York on
were
of
maintenance
,
cents per share
locations,
also
and for
regions.
all'sold..
was
for
$120,632,796,
to stockholders,
said
the
earnings was attributable to the reduced volume
of
sales.% "The
upswing in the steel industry during the first
quarter was not sustained; steel production actually dropped at
mid-year to the lowest level since
1959," Mr. Iversen reported.
hospital^ governrhent buildings,
locations."
spend
investment, and other corporate purposes.
of
of
1980.
p.
common
Income
state
increase
.,.
stock at $6 per share.
Latrobe Steel - Co.—Net Up Sharply—
of
Income
990,000
Co.—Capital Stock Offered
«-~0ri Feb.. 125, 1963, the: company offered publicly,
without underwriting, 215,400 shares, of its capital
with
sales
Pittsburgh company has reported* that
was
$1,71.6,207, equal to $1.72 per share
shares
-
substantial.—V.
overseas
new
$40 million, a more than 20%
reported this past ' year. . >;.
would
company
vending equipment
contrasted
company has reported
$4,423,941,
This
,
1963
we
expect to add
about
IOO
Macke
automatic
the* smaller AutoMacs to
the'^hree hundred we are
.
Cleveland
Co.—Sales, Net Down Sharply—
Ind.,
$1.71 per common share in 1961.
or
tions."—V.
Madison Life Insurance
and
of
inventories
or
factories
exceed
"
1
presently operating in universities,
that
$34,157
12-year
announcing year-end results, D. Mead Johnson, President, said
sales and profit for 1962 were below the
preceding year due
to "substantially lower Metrecal sales, write-offs of excess Metrecal
Co.~Saies, Net Up Over 30%
$33.8 million
the
loss of
earnings
:
respectively.
would
1963
a
company's
In
1962
$275,000
the
in
year
that
for
cafeterias
Investment News
$72,556 against
The year to date
a
profit
$9,624,874,
Goldman, President has reported that for the quarter ended
31,
1962, sales and net income each increased about 30%
last year's results, amounting to approximately
$9.5 (nillion
and
30,
General Corporation and
to
year.
previous
equal to 77 cents per common share
the year ended Dec.
31, 1962.
This compares with sales of
$145,450,813 and net earnings of
Aaron
over
York
net
He
over
-
contract sales,
the basis for profit reporting,
record
high for nine months at $2,407,815—up
$1,478,000 generated a year ago.—V. 193, p.202.
to
the
...
Goldman
New
last
any
and
Dec.
the
for
doubling the before-
new
a
with
completed
over
and
that
country,
The company had already moved
editorial facilities into the new quarters.
/Macke Vending
,
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
: date and/ors. record -date ia indicated herd;
P
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident ta*. -8 y
«
for
This Evansville,
the
>
:
amounted
period
Mead Johnson &
pe¬
income of $3,939,883, up 29% over $3,056,126 for
1961,
high in per-share earnings of $3.44, against $2.74 per
1961, based on 1,144,815 average number of shares out¬
standing.—V. 196, p. 2278.
set
share
15%';
Continued from page 10
months
same
Total
63%
Consolidated net sales reached $33,791,000, a 19% increase over
comparative 1961 figures of $28,496,000, restated to reflect acquisi¬
tions and the Miami Industries merger which occured
during the
year.\-"".•*'"
',
• •
■ '
K--/•.
2-15
.
nine
earnings
amounted
has reported record highs in sales and earnings for
ended Dec. 31, 1962.
year
registered
history.;
and
849.
p.
not
was
McCormick Selph Associates, Inc.—9 Mos.V Results
for Qtr.—
indicate
offering
,
period: from
estimates
The
The company hud a profit of 20 cents a share for* the hine^month
period ending Jan. 31, 1963, according to Frank LaHaye, President
of the pioneer
explosive ordnance firm. Total 'after tax earnings
Pre*
first quarter sales for the
approximately 24% ahead of
Preliminary
ago.
rights received by United States .resident-stocfc-
holders.
year
that
were
the
SEC.—V. 197, p. 239.
$3,409,056
were
The company
3- 8
not closed for this dividend.
year
fiscal
increase
executive
the
3- 1
3-11
31,
share for each ten held of record Jan. 31.
new
Mesta Machine
2-21
3-29
5%c
increa,se- In profits on7 a 19%
ended Dec.
year
President,'
MSL Industries, Inc.—Sales Up
V'
1
\ y
:..•"
pending merger)-.—U ■.
sales
—V.
2-15
3-12
Lynch's
dustrial
its
l 8-31
;
fiscal
33%
a
fiscal
one
Rights will expire March. 15. Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Ltd., Toronto, is the principal underwriter. Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., New York, has offered to purchase
profits for the like period one year ago.
y :
Stockholders were informed of the progress of construction of
the new MPO production center at 222 East 44th
St.., New York.
The new studios will be the largest self-contained facility for the
production
of
filmed
television
commercials
and
sponsored
in¬
5-31
'
of
tax
3-15
J 2-28
3-15
3- 5 *
12ftc
1
3-20
4- 1
3-15
6-15.
the
quarter
same
3-4
3-15
the
company has
ended Jan. 31,
riod
2-25
.
,
Expropriation
MPO Videotronics, Inc.—Sales Up 24%
2-21
3-16
for
Campbell,
The
y
■*
Massey-Ferguson Ltd.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
holders—The company is offering its Canadian stock¬
holders the
right to subscribe for an additional
1,226,894 common shares at $10 per share on the basis
819.
p.
Canadian' funds,
.resident, tax
i : a
197,
Sept. 1st
thru
Aug.
31st.
The comparisons
above
in
sales,
profits
and
earnings per share are therefore between the fiscal years ending
Dec.-31, 1962 and Aug. 31, 1961.—V. 196, p. 855.
•
^
:
' .':•••>
v
■}
tax deductible at the source.
Nonresident tax 7%;• y
Less British Income tax^y_.«r- yit. iaiipj
nou,-.
v •
t Payable
•
5-
25c
10c
Corp.
Zonolite Company—^ '
(Pro-rated payment
Co.
this issue.
Co.,
has reported
sales
E.
for
viously,
4-15
4-15
4-15
3- 1
3- 1
5- 1.
15c
v
(quar.)
A (quar.)
class
Co.
Power
The year ended Dec. 31, 1962 marks the end of the first
that Lynch's fiscal year has been on "4 calendar year basis.
2^28
5- 1
37ftc
$l.l2ft
25c'
25c
30c
___
Tube
.
40c
—
,___
&
•-
■
50c
.
_!—"
Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
Yocam Batteries (quar.)
Sheet
4-15
this
Towne
Quarterly
Youngstown
lines, of about $34 million.—V.
Lawrence
against sales of $2,884,387
year.
Net profits after providing for Federal income taxes amounted
to $343,216 up
from with the previous fiscal year's net profits
of $257,382.
The final net profits equalled 97c per share based
on
353,951 shares outstanding as of Dec. 31, 1962 compared with
77c per share for 332,664 shares outstanding at the end of the
previous fiscal year. '
• "
■
' < .yf;v>:
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
3-20
15c
< 5ftc
(quar.)
;
-
in
Donald
Sales
7-5
10- 4
3-15
3-15,
.3-15 I.
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$1.27
—
^Quarterly
3-15
L 3-15
3-15
$1.24
Worthington. Corpy''common-^l————
~4ft%
preferred (quar.)
—___'
Wrigley (William Jr.) Company (monthly)—
Monthly
;
I
Wyandotte Chemicals (quar.)
&
St.
The company
-
.
Woodward Iron Co. (quar.)..:—
Yale
transmission
Quebec Power
increase
to
3- 5
3-15
4-30
37Vac.
,$1.25
$1.26
_____
Newspaper Machinery—
common
(initial)__^_
1—
New
transmis¬
Lynch Communication Systems Inc.—Net Up 33%;
Sales 19%—
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3-30
$1.10
$1.19
—_—
See
:
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;
3-30
$1.12ft
$1.20
____.
._
.
v.
,$1.50
.
-
4ft % preferred (quar.)___.
4.80% preferred (quar.)__—
of
to carry the electricity from the new generator into the
The Barrett Station's new generating unit is sched¬
begin operating in October, 1963, at a total cost, including
Lower
3-14
2-15
3-20
3-20
3-20
y 3-11
8-1
11- 1
4-1;
40c
40c
$1.06V*
2%
"i 8c
—;
Wisconsin Power & Light
for construction
system.
to
associated
3-15
6%
preferred
(quar.)__
3*4% jr. preferred
(quar.)„_,,_^^^^,^.(.t,.811/40,iy, -4-1
Williams Bros. Co.
(quar.)_______
183Ac
3-21
Wilson & Company; common (quar.)———
40a
5- 1:
Common
uled
1963
£1
paper cups and containers. Maryland Cup is also the world's
largest
producer of paper drinking straws and ice cream cones and a lead¬
ing producer of disposable plastic cups and containers.—V
196.
p. 2674.
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LILCO
3- 1
2-28
2-28
3- 8
3rl5
y.
3-11
3-11
3-22
4- 1
million will be spent during
sion
3-11
3-15
>
$5.3
-
-
dividend
stockholders'
the completion of the second 185,000 kilowatt generating unit at the
Edward F.
Barrett Power Station in Island Park.w-An additional
3-11
''4-1'
15c
40c V
85c
50c
$1.31 Vi
.—
_
White
,-4- 1,
.
Whirlpool Corp., common (increased)
4V4% preferred (quar.)___,
_•—
White Motor Co.,
common
(quar.)____—5V4%
preferred (quar.)
—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
(959)
1
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(960)
Corp.—Investments—
Midland Capital
The
thin
has
comnanv
$10M0000
during
busl-
assets as well as in other aspects of fts business, K Myron Hlckey,
President-Treasurer, reported at the annual meeting of stockholdei*s.
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Backed up by sales of more life and accident and health insurance than in any previous year, net premium income rose to $5,452,122. in 1962,. a gain of 8,6% . The company's assets reached
$6,500,000 at Dec. 31,. 1962, an increase of 4.3 k over total admitted
assets a year earlier, pie total legal reserves om the company s
life insurance* policies increased,4/2Zo during_ 1962 and^ stood at
$4,067,013 at year-end. Surplus increased to $979,047 at Dec. 31,
annual
committed
or
portfolio
inception three years ago, according to the
report.. One investment was- liquidated
which sets Midland's present figure at $9,368,000 in-
1962
4,tJ
^ diversified
m
third
company's
The company set new records in 1962 in net premium income and
v
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Edgar -Schabacker, . Jr., Chairman and .President,
disclosed -■
in the report thatirr 1962 alone the* company had made. 11 new,
investments
for a
total of $3,758,348
of which $3,183,348 was
C.
-
-
$575,000- remains open-in "the form of commitments.
said that the companies in which Midland Capital
invested"-to date
represent a- combined total of more than
disbursed and
Schabackev
Mr.
"has
;
rsnfl
p
tovestment
company
and^that the
_
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taxes——
11.^77,000
———
5,480,000
r
Shares
'
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year Ended Dec. 31—
Volume
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Ended Dec,
Year
31—
sales
after
$7,285,099
taxes"
Earnings
Number
—V.
shares
of
196,
?
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of
4
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company has reported that consolidated sales were $687.up from. $613,896,221 in 1961, a gain of 12%.
Net income
$83,690,090; equal to $1.61 a share of common stock, compares
with 1961 net income of $75,171,837, or $1.45 per share.
In th® tfpinpany'«> annual report 4o
Buetow and.
Chairman
Mobile Gas Service
_
,
,
•..
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Gross
Net
operating
income
^Preferred
revenues
1963^
_
which competitive pressures
—_
——
$7,486,799
.
did
v
"68,192
.
The
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(E« RJ Moore Cbr-^Net Up 54.6%* Sales 4.6%.'
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called
has
company
on
April
1,
ChicaKo.—V
^earMx:n
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196
1555
n
^
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Scott
2.3%
drop in
in 1961.
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Pacific: Savings & Loan Association
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Feb. 20, 1963 it was reported that 162,712 shares of this firm's
outstanding guarantee stock will be sold about March 11, at ap¬
proximately $15.50 per share, through Kidder, Peabody & Go., New
-
L
Headquartered at 5401 Whittier Blvd., East Los Angeles,
company operates as a savings and loan association.
Calif.,
the
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(Offering^;;;;:::
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Pacific Tin * Gonsohd^ted" Corp.^tyAnnUal" Reports ^ C
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ot fresh
$1,243,371 for
President, reported.
York.;;;.-"';."..
1963,
-
tftlcftgo* y. lab,
NeHy I>«n, iiic:—-Net TTp 34%—
distributor
of
.
America—Partial Red'n
redemption
for
income
,
v-
.
Wash.,
Seattle,
the 146%
increase in net was realized despite
sales which totalled $191,508,059 against $195,953,449
He attributed the rise in earnings to a reduction
in
operating expenses plus
a
better margin of profit on
sajesi
The 1962 sales were up slightly in the trucking and ship¬
ping, divisions a Pd "lower in the other operations.-rrV. 195, p. 1320.
mortgage
Dearbom sr
60i[694
$1-66
...
operation of the sinking fund> $1,050,000 of its 4%%
pipeline bonds due 1979 at 100%
plus accrued
interest. .Payment will be maide at The Chase Manhattan Bank,
80 Pine St, N. Yl,; or The First National Bank of Chicago, .38 S.
69,858;
-
ot w,nmon
have made impossible since 1959."
for the first time, operations of La
which, Perry said, 1
profit ratio.—V. 196, p. 2279.
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a
.
,
first
$7,289,294
.
produce
,
through
Net'earnings-':for;• commons,, 1''»'640J689
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net
Mr.
included,
1962
Francaise, purchased by NVF in mid-1961,
Natural Gas Pipeline Co; of
f
diridend requirements
for
Sales
Fibre
1962
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fruits and .vegetables,.;
the year ended Dec. 31, 190®,
J.
G. Scott,
This was equal to $1.03 per
share on- 1,209,339 shares outstanding and compared with $504,545
or
42c per share
on 1,185,626 shares in
1961.
"
"
other-contributing factors, according to Mr. Perry, included a
product mix that was "less profitable than forecast, and increased
costs that, could not be offset by compensating price adjustments
Corp.—Annual Report—
31
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Pacific Gamble Robinson Co.—Net Up
^ Georgia plant are reflected in. the lower 1962 earn-
;;«
stockholders, President Herbert
„
Jan.
share,
per
company
This
a
McKjnight attributed: 3-M progress
Year Ended
$3.48
had
3-M
during the year to "the continuing ability, of our people to invent,
develop and market a wide'fange of new "and unique products."
The company's world-wide sales showed gains in
each quarter
over comparable periods in
1961 despite the slower pace of Industrial activity in the United States.
WltA the business upturn late
in^ the-year, fourth quarter sales, established, a new high in the
firm's 6i-year history.—v. 196, p. 2080.
v
was
;
unchanged 'from
outstanding,
R. Perry,' President, said the company's reduced earn- '
ings were caused by ; a combination of factors. "First, the increased sales contain a significant amount of sales of acquisitions
where profit ratios are not yet up to standard. Adoption of the
new depreciation
guidelines and non-recurring type losses such
The
P.
stock, after preferred dividend require¬
$4,572,386, equal to $3.25 per share on the
outstanding. This compares with earnings
after preferred
dividend
requirements
of
common
$861,302,
in
nancing
Co.-r-Sales Higher; Net
stock
of common
shares
660,000
of
year
.
year
"
:
against.
1962
.
085,773,
represent the 11th consecutive
has- reported increases; in both, sales and; earnings.
for
has continued its growth pattern during the
the fields of consumer Instalment credit, commercial fi¬
and insurance,". King reported.
•
The volume of loans
and discounts
acquired during the year
totaled $893,268,875,
up from $632,280,923
in 1961. .Total loans
andL discounts outstanding at Dec. 31, 1962 were $661,342,306, up
from the 1961 year end total of $519,798,098.
The company's branch system was expanded during 1962 through
acquisitions of existing facilities and the opening of new cl'fices.
The number of offices was increased to a total of 474, a net gain
of 53 offices for the year.—V. 197, p. 564.
-
-
Eugene
figures
of
"Our
summer,".
last
reported ftp stocks-
.
record
.
,
Sales, Net—
The
the same number of shares then outstanding.
equaled $2.90 per share as contrasted with
preceding year.—V, 196, p. 1813; :
v
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$145,750;: iir
'/;,w
v/; 'y
The company has reported that 1962 consolidated sales were
$25,050,419, highest in its history. Sales for 1961 were $23,056,340.
1 Earnings totaled $717,508 or $1.09 per. share for the twelve months,
against $870,708, or $1.33 per share in 1961.
The company has
Record
——
the
> Net income for
yuwu
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Mining &, Manufacturing Co.
on
1962
1,408,407 average shares
the
Cor-
^
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.
Minnesota
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is
upsurge
American
acquired
we
.
National Vulcanized Fibre
'
$0.50
513,400
.
factors to our sales
generated, by the North
being:
in
share
.
The company had net income of $5,433,688
$5,052,564 for 1961; Maxwell C; King, President,
ended Dec. 31, 1962 were $955,000, a sub- •
sales of $206^772 for 1961, according to John J.Y
contributing
volume
.
holders.
year
the
Q{
%
Pacifie Finance Corp.—Net Higher—
Sales Up Sharply
respondence Schools Division which
McNaughton said.—^v, 196, p, i66i.
.
558,106
258,106
$0.70 '
515,864
_
2279.
p.
—774,076-'
;
' 358,876_
-
share
per
.
1961
$5,421,822
1982
.
,
taxes
Profit
)<0ne
business
t?~
;;
before
the
for
per- share
B
.
.
.
class
87,349
"Our sales for 1962, exceeded by 19% our earlier projection of
$800,000 for the year," McNaughton added.;
;
,
,
Tvrsv*
A and
class
213,993
^ Angeles"based educafci°»al train-
6°$i5«>t
4Rfi7?9
486,712
538,834
Milo Electronics Corp.—Annual Report—.
Profit
Sales
.
stantial gain over
69Ji39ft
•
approximately
are
323,915,000 263,856,000
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a
National Systems Corp.
,
Average_slmres outstanding_-__„____-_
v.
flow
$3.58
-
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Report—
at
Cash
There
;
.
$2.20
shares outstanding. .The plan must be approved by 66%% of each
cjass 0f preferred, and> of thq common.—V,. 19.1, p, 2417.
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3,985,000
^outstanding ^4,071,000
Mill Factors Corp.—Annual
i;
n7ifino1
trend ivhich should continue in the future..
a
after all charges amounted to $1,120;355 equal to
share on the 660,446 shares of capital stock outstanding
year-end.
This compares with 1961 earnings of $1,453,345 or
$1.70 per
new
face
,
sewer
income
Net
„
year
$13,157,897
clay
Holders of the 6%
,—1———r—-'
earnings
from
increased,
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class A stock would have
cash for each share, or $177.50
$177.50
the
in
ended Dec: 31, 1962, totaled $13,113,659
in' 1961.
The company's principal product,
pipe, accounted for all but a minor part of
the past year's volume.
The report stated that while the market
for Pacific's
products in residential projects softened somewhat,
the
volume
of municipal,
stote and federal sanitation projects
4%% 25-year debentures.
class B would receive either $152.50 in cash or
amount of thev same debentures.; ....
of
sales-
Net
down
vitrified
class A and class B cumulative preferred/
of receiving
option
face. ac0UI1t
11,440,000
5,417,000
before
Pederal, taxes
Net
the
noq non
«ai
$97,390,000 $91,009,000
sales
Net
Earnings
Products—783163, Net Lower—
and
"
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Under the proposal, holders of the 7%
$3,067,057,315,
,
Jrroposea IrreieiTea Jteiirem^nx
April 18, on a plan to retire the
stock.
r
loci
in„„
PrpfprrpH
totaled
earnings of the company in 1962 declined from the
year's levels reflecing extremely inclement weather In the
first quarter of the year; and" a strike in the building industry
during the'* 'second quarter, President John D. Fredericks an¬
nounced1 in his annual report to shareholders.
"Under the normal
marketing conditions which prevailed during the final half of the
year, sales and earnings rebounded to more satisfactory levels,"
he said.^
"
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,
1962
to
rose
previous
vote
to
non-callable
company's
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T pqrl
xraliAtial
Inc.—Annual Report-^.
Laboratories,
-
year
a
during
earlier.
year
$35,375,425 on Dec. 31, 1962, from
earlier,
and
policyholders
surplus
reached
to $6,604,734 in 1961.—V. 196, p. 2585.
;
compared
Pacific Clay
Sales
out that the exceptionally rapid growth of
National Lead to.
Stockholders. are
.
j
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$7,029,517
v„
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...
,
1
Miles
>
haye each muitiplied six times in the 10-year period.
Income for 1962 was $50b,713 equal to 35 cents per
share, from $417,530 before taxes or
29 cents a share and net of $202,530 or 14 cents a share after
taxes ln> 1061.—V. 197, pi 819.
^
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to be no taxed.
had elected
•company
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Mr. Hickey pointed
.
$30,432,684
written
a
assets
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
.
."--CNational Home Life during the last 10 years is reflected in the fact
,iia,.r.-a .
,
1QR9
that net premium income in 1962 was 12 times as much as in 1953. ;
qualified in 1962
fjhe company's assets, -its legal reserve on. policies and its surplus
Capital
Midland
regulated
a
j.1962,
more
admitted
Net
r
.
that
said
tax treatment
for
employment
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Schabacker
Mr.
for
wKnnd
j.uuo
provide
and
sales
annual
in
$35;000,000
thT,v
man
.
...
.
Insurance
of
from $2,848,304,556
up
more
since its
concerns
ness
Volume
National Home Life Assurance Co.—Net Higher—
v
commitments of
of twenty small
and
investments
made
.
,
v
Year Ended Dec. 31—
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1962
before income
taxes, depreciation,
depletion,
etc.
;
Depreciation,
depletion,
amortization : of
V intangible assets, etc.
1961
Income
-
$l,420.60(f
$1,697,000
Net sales of the company in the first quarter of tJie current fiscal
ye«)r were slighUy higher than a year earlibr and. profits scored a.,;.
389,000
359,000
>34% upturn,. John. J. Quinlanv President, reported to shareholders.
Income before taxes oq income
1.D31JOOO
1,338.000^
yhe company hasrepottedthat preliminary figures indicate "that'.; The second quarter should witness increased activity, with gains in
;
Provision for taxes 4n Income
k? 467,000
net earning *f0r the.:.year ended Deo.- 31, 1062, rose "24.6%
301,000
:
on ft - sales and
pi^flts, the. rule, he added.
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Nek income
sales increase of 4.8%.
730,000
871,000
-joty
--ty;Roy the three months ended Jan. 31, 1963, net saids.were $2,"970,Per
share
$0.67
'
$0.08
Salee for 1962-were" $A,368,000, against $7.985J>00 in 1961.
Net > 358;: up from-$2,953^583 a year earlier.
Net profits amounted to
—V. 190, p. 1340.
profit for 1962 was $481,000, up from 1961 earnings of $386,000.
$169,239, equal ta> 33 cents a common share, compared with $126,Earnlngs per share of 77 cents were reported for 1962, based on
696, or 25 cents a share.
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Net, Sales Lower622,180 shares currently outstanding.
The profit Improvement resulted from a cost reduction program *
Per-share earnings ln i96I were 70 cents, based on 550,000 shares
started last year which is now beginning, ta reflect in better operNet income of
the company in
1962. amourited to $4,765,290,
then-outstanding.
ating results. In addition, more effective material buying and added
equivalent to $1.71 per share, against $5,302,703, or $1,90 In. 1961,
;
The-company manufactures commencement caps and gowns, girls'
manufacturing economies contributed to the gain. A careful reaccording to a preliminary report released by President Fred L,
gym wear,
choir and choral robes, and confirmation robes.
The
evaluation of packaging and shipping supplies has resulted in furDoolittle.
s
"
company was founded in 1907.—V. 195, p. 1851,
ther savings.
,
"v.
;
,
*
Sales, less caslt discounts amounted to $52,202,221, down from
Demand for the Spring Line was described as satisfactory and
$53,587,996 in, 1961,
x
Naleo* Chemical* Go.—Sales
7%—
For
the
final quarter,
ended Dec. 31,
1962, sales, less cashThis Chicago, 111., company, according to its annual report, set
discounts were $12,276,300 from $13,021,812 for the fourth quarter
sales and earnings records in 1962; even though substantial startof 1961. Net income for the 1962 period was $1,137,870, or 41 cents
New England Electric System (& Subs.) — Afinual
up expenses on
a
new
plant at Freeport, Texas, were incurred.
a1 share, down from $1,286,877,
or 46 cents a share for the final
R<arinr+
Thesfr expenses were offset, the report said; by improved perform/
;
f.
quarter of 1961.—V. J96, p. 1877.
ance- in other divisions.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
,1962
.1961
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,
ujp-
Igo.-v 8?%?pr tll^5 currently are runntog 7% ahaH of
..
s
Sales
totaled $55,049,224,
575 955 set in 1961
up 7%
the previous high of $51,*
over
_
TrQrn<«»<,
QW
t4
v.
from
were
$63,130,000, up
was
$1,019,000 or
$49,283,000 in 1961. Profit for the year
share, against a loss of $726,000 or $1.16
$1.63
per
per
share
In
196i
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annual report to shareholders President
Carter Kissell
unevenly distributed volume affected operating results in
certain plants. According to Mr. Kissell, results were also adversely
affected by higher labor rates, and by a lengthy strike in three of
National's plants. These factors combined to reduce profit margins
vsubstantteUy below the levels we expect to develop," said Mr.
said
that
*
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An
,
encouraging performance was turned in by the company's
Transportation Products Division. Railroads stepped up their purchases in 1962 by 7,000 new cars over 1961, and the company increased its penetration of this industry. Several new products for
transportation markets were developed during the year, including
thg
as
hvdraulic
30
freight
new
'
slidinc
sill
dGsimiGd
for
ii^a
in
PYi^tino*
qq
wpii
aesignea lor use in existing as well
pars
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Common
said,
'our
total
sales
should
show
some
increase
in
holds, we expect to show improved earnings through
continuing improvements in operating efficiency."—V. 196, p. 2080.
$3^/a'^liai^e
mu
The
«
°r
m
«T V7
/ '
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.
$3.29
a
share.—V.
196,
p.
22 ^ Sllare ^r0Itt ^211 mllll°n
that before issuance of
st°ck tiividend
1812.
.
„
,
.
.
.
and
37.14%
64.11%
against
«i 523 136
in
and
loss of
37.49%
The
a
loss
+r,
.
„
1ftco
i
lower
prices,
policyholders'
.•
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-t
Ouehtec
Power
Co.
highly
Volume
assets
the
of
shares
earnings amounted to
1962
to
successful
this issue.—V.
196,
p.
,
level,
totaled
$36,493,572,
per
President of the international pharmaceutical
company,
noted that sales from Pfizer's worldwide
E.vMcKeen,
chemical
Earn¬
Philadelphia
&
Reading
Corp.—Sales Higher, Net
The
in
had record sales in 1962, according to Howard A.
President.
Preliminary figures indicate that sales and
for 1962 totaled $190,522,467 up from $155,461,510
company
Newman,
income
I96i;
before
Federal
and
state
taxes
came
to
$14,359,786
for
—V.
with net operating gain rising 30%,
exceeding $3 billion and net admitted
another record level, was reported by
gain,
197,
p.
760.
1962,
to
after provision'for Federal income taxes,
Direct premiums written
totaled $57,178,902 against direct premiums of $49,352,244
Net
record
down from $19,005,697 In 1961.
Net income after taxes
$6,309,786, equal to $2.15 per share based on 3,055,192 shares
outstanding at the close of 1962. This compared with net income
after
taxes
of
$8,955,697 or $3.05 per share the year before.
-
°PeratlnS
acquisitions.
a
total
1961
$1.93
at
was
£180.
written
16%
increasing
also
1962,
Power, Co.,
insurance
earlier.
$440,960.
year
the
alent
Income
company.
Net
in
from
other
UeaaiUie bei—:
A
has reported record worldwide sales in 1962 of
increase of 15% over 1961 sales of $332t470,550,
1962
Down—
~
ExDronriatiou
Ltd
reached $1,242,555 from $893,495 in 1961.
128,931
■
*
r.
See. Quebec
an
for
operations rose for the thirteenth consecutive year in 1962.
ings increased for the tenth straight year.—V. 197, p. 760.
declined
surplus
'
Northern
.
nM iOfi
market
1596
"
,
up 12%
of $32,663,562.
Earnings in 1962 were equiv¬
share on an average 18,880,626 common shares
outstanding during the year. This compares with earnings per
share in
1961 of $1.75 on an average of 18,612,886 shares out¬
standing during that year.
-
■Earnings,
and
nf
$39,721,291 to $35,569,531, yet total, admitted assets showed
a
slight increase to $112,541,401 versus $111,896,766. Net realized
capital gains were $600,599 in 1962 and $633,856 in 1961.—V. 195,
n
,
,
^vestment, earnings increased-to anewMghln 1962 of
?QRi '0iLt^ for the 1,028,128 Lpepntw outstanding shares.
1961, adjusted
presently
Reflecting
adjusted
John
of
1961
in„ooonh
as
1962
The
company
$383,573,179,
af eTie™
year
respectively.
$1,461,370 compared with
I$5, p. 1253.
■
,rtoenc.
statutory underwriting
°F
.
r®8ular year-end 2%
..
.
we?e X?LtlSy uSohJS from 'Se^pSvloos
sales
net
joint statement noted
.
Old Republic Life Insurance Co.—Net Up 30%-
climbed _6%. to a new recojd from a
earnings .rose more .than 2%, Chairman Melvin H. Baker and President Fred A. Manske announced.
Sales increased to $230.8 million from $218.2 million In
1961.
and
..
.
Service
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Sales Up 15%; Net 12%
f.
in 1962 to $1,409,376 from $1,151,976, before realized capital gains,
Net premiums written of $62,460,350 represented a 6.4% increase0Ver the preceding
year. .The unearned premium reserve increase
0f $1,801,911 was $183,687 greater than a year ago.
Earned premiums increased 6.2%
to $60,658,439.
>
National Gypsum Co.—Sales Up 6%—.;.
The company's 1962
yeairearlier
.
.
Water
Brook
has
the
—V.
(& Subs.)—Annual
Renort— •'
^
4
'
Jf
The group has reported that net operating earnings increased
1963
If this forecast
;
of
shares
New Hampshire Insurance Co.
:
Scranton-Spring
(formerly
company
called for redemption on April 1, 1963, through operation
sinking fund, $106,000 of its 5V8%
debentures due April
1, 1984 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at
the Manufacturers
Hanover Trust Co., 40 Wall St., New York.
Co,)
g.oJS.bJb. 13,202,002
—7—
incom;
from
•
Concerning the- current outlook, Mr. Kissell said that, "It must
be recognized that labor negotiations in the steel and other industries, including our own, could materially affect results.
"Based on recent discussions with key national customers and
on
economic
predictions for the durable goods industries/' Mr.
Kissell
13 202 002
12 039 636
taxps
The
~V' 197, p* 46,
National Castings Co.—Shows Profit for Year—
Pennsylvania^ Gas & Water Cot—Partial Red'n—-
*
SeHer commrTh^re::"::::::::::::
$140 17,3 $i532
Outstanding
*—13,495,640 13,061,640
'
announced that 1962 sales
income
ppdnrai
GoSidaHTet
7tS a^17Divldends Pald came t0 $2,440,750, or $1 per share.19/, p. 717.
The company has
;
201,762,998 191,775,287
Consol. net income before Fed. income taxes 30,987,275
30,525,566
.
'
®
^
,
Operating revenues
Earnings for 1962 amounted to $4,935,232, or $2.02 per share on
2,441,500 shares outstanding, up from $4,802,632, or $1.97 per share
V
...
investment
income
increased
by
$100,000
a
to
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
scribed
On Feb; 27,
—
Secondary Oversub¬
1963* it was reported that a
secondary offering of 83,231 shares of this firm's
common
stock made at $56,375 per share through
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York, was oversub¬
scribed.*—V. 197, p. 819.
—
Number 6243
197
Volume
.
Pocket Books, Inc.—Annual
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
"Ambassador"
of
States
Report—
(961)
scotch
whiskies
and
"Old
Bushmill"
Roxbury Carpet Co.—Sales Up 59%—
Irish
whiskey, last year rose 12% to $5,096,610 from $4,550,563,
President, in a report to stockholders for the year in the previous year.
ended Dec.
31, 1962, reported sales of $23,259,000 and net earn¬
Net
earnings Increased 23%
to 3 $300,338,
also a new. high,
ings after taxes of $855,000. Mr. Shimkin stated that since 1962
from $244,277 a year earlier.: *»v
;
\
was the first fiscal year of Pocket Books, on a calendar year basis, !.'
Latest earnings were equivalent to 50 cents on each of 589,600
no
comparable figures are available for the prior year.
".v.;^ shares outstanding at end of 1962, against 40 cents a share on
At Dec. 31, 1962 there were outstanding 3,000,145 shares of com¬
600,000 shares outstanding at year-end of 1961.
During 1962 the
mon stock of
Pocket Books.—V. 196, p. 2280.
f
(
^ company reduced its outstanding stock by acquiring 10,400 shares,
-
Leon Shimkin,
i
,
and
B.
from
income
net
1962
Prestige
sales
to
amounted
$1,682,131,
a
24%
fourth
Quebec Hydro-Electric
-
Mr.
-
.
'
'
...
Market
consisted
of
million in
$509
Life
of
insurance
force
in
to
came
<
up
PROCEEDS—The
Canadian
$4,700,000,000, which exceeds lS61's rise by $1,216,000,000.
the year's end, over 36,000,000 people were-covered by Pruden¬
At
tial life insurance.
Increased
Assets
The
record $1,049,000,000, and climbed to a high
in
a
4.63%
on
investments climbed to a 30-year high of
4i53% -in'*1961.-• Federal income taxes of $83 bullion^
Jan..,31—.
revenues—n *•' ■
.
* ■ "
Operating
sales..
'
:.
sales
power
Other
.
.1..,
;
__
; •
772,189
458.495
*
_
,
the
revenues!
Generation:
■"■»■••
'
*
■
'
■
■
-
8.274,503
'
.
'
are The Shawinigan
Maurice
Power
Corp.;
Quebec
Power
Water
'
--■
*■-'L £'{'?'■
<
,1
v
.
Electric
of
dollars
and,
after
to
believed
was
in
tji©
to
history
A
the
be
of
the
.
of
the
exchange with
the
single
buying
cates
& Hutzler, New York, and associates offered publicly,
$6,360,000 Seaboard Air Line Railroad, non-callable,
4% equipment trust certificates, series W, at prices
to yield froni 3.40% for the Feb. 1, 1964 maturity: up
these
Canadian
that this
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Offered—On Feb. 27, 1963, Salomon Brothers
Power
three other relatively small
acquisitions is somewhat
and
Co.
cost
in
floor
the
Southern
Gatineau
Co.;
Exchange at $24.25 per share.
stated
order,—V. J.96, p. 2281.
&
deducting
the
from
common
Co.,
be
to
For the year 1961,
statements
acquired,
•
combined
Quebec
available
are
the
operating
combined
to 4.20% for the maturities from Feb.
1, 1978.
Feb.
1; 1975 to Feb.
the
for
eight
of
larger
the
power
totaled $222,779,-
have
Co.—Expropriation Deadline Set—s-
Power
Jean
of
of
Lesage
an
Hutzler
&
26, on a bid of 98.798 for the 4%
announced
has
Quebec
private power companies will
offer for their shares made by
seven
accept
awarded to the Sale-*
group at competitive sale
were
coupon. A com¬
peting bid of 98.682 for a 4% coupon came from
Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc.
Rated Aa by Moody's and AAA by Standard &
Poor's, the certificates are the second and final in¬
stalment of an issue totaling $12,720,000. Security for
the entire issue is to be provided by new equipment
estimated
to cost $15,935,466.
Them certificates' are
guaranteed as to principal and dividends by Sea¬
board Air Line
^ailrbdd Cb^rrV. 197, p, ,761.
i.
the latest for which
revenues
would
The certificates
Brothers
mon
would
earnings
Electrip Commission.
v
2,866,471- 3,858.006
76,730
'218,630
'
$0.41
;
transaction involved lining- up in advance a
large number of orders to sell and matching them on
the Prime Minister of Quebec.
St.
and
estimated
financial
Premier
holders
4,567.954.
4,778,580
$0.5$ *
-
The
,,
to
•
to
the
of
have produced cash available
for debt service charges equivalent to
1.7 times annual interest
charges and 1.6 times total debt service on a pro forma basis,
giving effect to this financing.
\ ...
$21,764,418 $20,989,561
Taxes—j
." Othfer than income
Federal income
Federal income deferred—net^
Ltd.,
$350,000,000
Power
Such
000.
.
Vxpenses, excluding-taxes-ifi^ili^i.
&
companies
■
Total
The
proceeds
rights
complete
642,695
653,857
purchased and interchanged—net_ ■.
'341,948
265,160
$ f, \, ti,'; , \if
iyjjtiu V to- i
a»eSIlpu*.
..1
'r U'
Total cost ofi poWer—net-i;ix—_—■_..—
$8,723,547
$9,193,520
.Other6XpeftsesI_l-i.^
" '17,714,684 '• 7,201,041;
Depreciation
5,326,187
4,595,000
'\
{*T
'*■" frT f "Tf
t • -j I,, j j
■
controls
Co.,
approximate $1,375,000,000.
Power
:■
funds
properties, will result in net plant of some $1,765,000,000
against which the, pro forma net debt of the ? Commission will
Hydro
V
.
other
own:
$38,625,513
7,738,904
financing,
together with
acquired
companies and Commission
fuel
625,000
602,000
;
.y
exchange acquisition
Stock Exchange.
The Commission proposes to acquire properties, plants and equip¬
of the private
companies, which have a net book value of
about
$520,000,000
and,
when
combined
with
the Commission's
1
——-»
—
1,227,000
880,000
832,000
'
■>■.
•
.1962
1,712,000
-
first
ment
,
670.362
$39,693,641
•
.
^
Power Co.,. this issue.
spokesman
sale of Shawinigan Industries Ltd., shares
and class A shareholders of Shawinigan
the net outlay by the Commission is esti¬
mated at about $307,500,000, Canadian.
♦_
n
,,
1,676,360
—
?
.
Total operating
Expenses—.
after conversion
this
of
used,
be
be
to
Saguenay
of
under
$38,462,957 $36,278,791
_
__
Ltd.,
excess
Water
1962
,,
'
■'
■
.
Prime
Unit
1963-
,
proceeds
will
which
Power
companies.
in
*
Public. Sei^ice; Co. of Ne^-Hapipsbife—Ann. Report
Ended
tax
;
New York Stock
Ltd** Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.; Northern Quebec Power
Co.,
,
up $7 million, reduced the net for, 1962 to 4.14%,v.""
Prudential's life.insurance sales, still the highest in the insurance
business, dropped from $9,167,000,000 in 1961 to $8,689,000,000 In
1962.—-V,. 193, p. 2438.
.Year
Co.,
Canada
Co..
company
Itv was
.
Report-
1963
.
to
companies
Power
of $16,622,000,000.
This increase, the second to exceed a billion
Prudential's 88-year history, topped 1961's by $27 million,
'
Interest
dollars,
by the Honorable Jean Lesage,
-■
by
owned
Saguenay Electric Co*—Expropriation Deadline Set
See Quebec
>.
pay
the cost of acquiring the shares of certain
privately owned electric power companies operating in the Province
of Quebec in accordance with firm offers that have been announced
rise
a
income
1V>■•■■•'■
a
foreign borrower since 1915, during World
War: I> when a $500,000,000 Anglo-French Loan was
negotiated with American institutions.
the
$90,367,000,000.
wholly
a
Months'
.
profit
Earnings per '..«har»v
'V, 1p.,2484.
;
net
$12,798,000 $10,196,000
Net
for
$50
payment in
group
This issue pf $300,00.0,000. guaranteed by the Prov*
Commission,
record
a
dividends,
dividend
same
Federal
net
a
assets, machinery
of
Suncook, New
Inc.,
________
before
a
in
^ Scbvili Manufacturing Co»—Exchange Acquisition
" iiice and payable in United States dollars is the
larg¬ ; —On Feb. 25, 1963. an exchange acquisition of
37,550
est financing undertaken in the United States market
shares of this firm's common stock was made on the
,.
total
to the
resulted
1962.
Provision for. Federal income tax
smaller amounts
!?■
in
(& Subs.)—Six
the
that
reported
against
as
This
stock
common
in
sound,"
$441,627,
year.
in
achieved
company acquired the
Dole-Suncook Yarn Mill
the
Profit
;
.
the
of
$7,334,593
is
Period Ended Jan, 31—
purchasers at agreed upon future dates, out to
May 1964. The direct placement of these debentures
was negotiated by The First Boston Corp, and: A, E.'
Ames & Co.; Inc., New York^nd assoclatefs. as agents
'
of
of
to
of
ever
1963
^
the
1962
Net sales
of the Commission.
compahy has scored hew' gains in "benefit payments,": insur-r
"ance .in force, assets, and other areas of operation during 1962,
despite ^ decrease in overall insurance sales, Orville E. Beal, Presi¬
dent,. announced.
•/"►
r-y-:
:
Payments to policyholders and beneficiaries reached $1,724,000,000 up $65 million.
Living policyholders received 69%, or $1,197,000,000 oP the total.
.»
>
5
■
ifrom 196i.
This is the largest
history of the life insurance, business.
preceding
.
share
per
December
equipment
to
>
amounted
the
.
in
Russ Toss, Inc.
^
Of
,
Prudential Insurance Co. of America—-Ann. Report
million
/
1962
sales
highest
carry-over
be delivered ifi
,
V
further
mean
$17,394
"Net
the
were
and Canadian institutional investors. The balance will
position
excellent
should
countries
In
report.
1962
backlog
Hampshire, now operating as Suncook Mills,
subsidiary of Roxbury.—V. 197, p. 281.
.
The
Part
,
Privately—On Feb; 21,1963, $100,000,000 principal
a total of $300,000,000 of 5%
sinking fund
debentures due 1988 of the Quebec Hydro-Electric
Commission were taken up by a group of American
in the European
growth, despite the
recent denial of the United Kingdom's application for membership. ;
Ekqo Products owns 69% of Jthe common stock of, Prestige Qroupj
.^.
said' Prestige's
Keating
Common
of
profit of 80c
5 amount of
were
.
■
Stock Ex¬
Debentures
—
annual
of
the
'
loss
Sold
and
$22,201,435, a 16% increase from $19,157,547 in
1961.:,
..
1 ...
.
:
••
Prestige, the largest manufacturer of. housewares in . the United
Kingdom, expanded in 1962 through the purchase of Welby Indus¬
tries,'Ltd., manufacturer of aluminum holloware; Stainless Devel¬
opments Ltd.," producer of stainless steel garden tools and door
fittings, and the bakery utensil business of Clairmonte Brothers
Ltd.
Commission
1962
and
,Mr. Anderson.
Net income; for
j
listed on the American
1963.—V. 195, p. 1320.,
14,
last
quarter
period,
and
increase
preceding year, said Arthur Keating, Chairman
the parent company Ekco Products. Prestige
$1,356,454 the
both
of
of
on. Jan.
had record net sales of $26,366,068 for 1962, up
year
when net sales totaled $16,506,029, Charles
President stated in his letter to stockholders in the
company
from
Anderson,
company's
v
in 1962, Prestige announced.
earnings
Consolidated
change
treasury stock.
the company! were
as
Shares
of E'kco Products Co., Chicago, had record
This British subsidiary
sales
held
now
Prestige Group, Ltd.—Net Up 24%; Sales 16%—
The
59%
,
-
53
that Share¬
have until April 19
the Quebec Hydro-
Security Title & Guaranty Co.—Net Up 42%—
;
i
<■-'
The company has announced record after tax earnings for fiscal
1962 of $103,700, a rise of 42%
over
1961 earnings of $73,000.
Payment is to be made hy^Pr*! 30, the Pi^erpier stated. Total &i< Per share earnings rose 43% to 83 cents, from 58 cents in 1961.
of acquiring
the seven major utilities, and four minor ones,
Seymour Fischman, President, stated that the expansion of title
been
estimated
at
$604,000,000, of which some $300,000,000
insurance business
and
appointment of several upstate abstract
toill be reqqired to pay off the shareholders.
,
;
corporations as agency offices, brought a rise in premium income
r>
'
cost
has
"
.
i Total'taxes
:
Net
jJ:
^
$29,486,199 $29,634,151
operating-..income110,207,442
Other
Income
deductions—^"
and
Miscellaneous
Other
-■=
-
1,896
:
•
149,020
Interest:
long term debt
to
Amortization of debt
Balance
for
Shares of
premium and expense,
common.
stock_^w__,j__-_______
stock—
*
earned
after
'
,
Maintenance
-
■
1
Long term debt interest
charges and preferred dividends
Memp: Maintenance, included above
11
3,550,000
>
1.511
-
,
.
(
2.80
$33
share;
Co.
each
for
$43
Northern
for
each
Quebec
Saguenay
Power
Co.
Corp., are included in -the Shawinigan offer,"
addition,
—V.
•
of
Commission
The
Shawinigan
alsq
will
17.72
and
Sales
profits of
the highest levels since
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.^—Arinual
David
Report
Samoff
In- their
Continuing an unbroken upward trend of many years, sales of
electricity increased 7% and sales of gas increased 11% over those
1961, Donald C. Luce, President, disclosed in the 1962 annual
report of the company!
•
<"Electricity sales
the cooler weather
conditioning
sales,
the
however, were in
daily
average
less
were
in
equipment
than
be
the
did
he
said,
were
"because
not
require customer's airfor extended periods. Gas
estimates because cumulative
our
normal
near
during
the
See
Up 45%—
were
W.
Elmer
records
established
were
demands
demand
for
in
the
1962,
electric
of
and
on
report
June
19
showed.
resulted
The
in
gas
combined
an
1
all-time
peak load of 3,180,000 kilowatts. A record day's output of 56,172,000
kilowatt-hours of electricity also occurred on June 19, and a record
day's send-out of 8,315,954 therms of gas was recorded on Dec. 31.
Sales
were
Earnings
pared with
—V.
197,
per
$162,346,937, an increase
share of common stock
in
$3.31
1961
•' '
564.
p.
and
$2.76
in
of
8%
over
$3.74
were
1960,
Mr.
1961.
Pullman
1962, com¬
Luce reported.
before
Net
Provision
Net
income
for
10.837,726
Earned
Capital
—V.
per
share
196,
p.
4,867,000
5,561,726
'
6,091,865
1813.
»
$1.23
$1.33
4,525,908
i_
i
shares
4,597,408
"kS
Quality Importers, Inc.—Sales Up 12%; Net 23%—
New
by
by
•*.'.■
records
in
net earnings were established
preliminary figures released
Henry C. Kaplan, President and Chairman.
Net sales of the company, which is the sole importer to United
the company
in
liquor
1962.
sales
and
according
to
This
10,958,865
5,276,000
-
for
Rochester,
1
N.
operations
form
of
amount
.
Net
above
or
$1.47
Y.
company
license
in
sales
fees,
1961
of
was
Pulverizing
Total
Income
has
released
remainder
$26,876,948
1961.—V.
196,
p.
34c
of domestic
2081.
Division
—V.
t
The comparable
divisions in 1962
were
11%
7,728,000
4,706,000
-
35,026,000
income
Federal
Federal
income
19,984,000
2,325,000
taxes—
taxes
1,432,000
800,000
—
1,525,000
1,432,000
$1.10
1,382,000
—
$1.47
975,000
196, p. 2125.
Smith Industries International, Inc.-—Net, Sales
Up
Sharply—
■'-}
Record
769,
near-record earnings were attained
sales and
Dec.
539,086
31,
1962, Donald E.
revenues
registered
increased
the
190%
in
in the year
Graham, President, announced.
were
$11,416,637, up from $10,-
1962
before. Net income after taxes for
the previous year. It amounted to $487,-
year
over
based on 441,973 shares outstanding
This compares with $168,190 or 38 cents a share
average number of 444,953 shares outstanding during
equal to $1.10 per share
during the
based
on
year.
an
the preceding year.
The
Smith
Tool
Co.
Division
increased
its
share
of
the
drilling
This performance was
7.1% . decrease in drilling
activities
in
the
United
States
and
Canada,
according to Mr.
Graham.
Domestic sales of the Tool Division increased by 5.6%
and
total
sales of this division
increased 6.9%
over
1961. Net
bit
market
all
the
for
more
the
seventh
gratifying
earnings were 85%
in
successive
view
of
year.
a
greater, marking the best performance for any
Smith Tool Company's history.
The strong increase in profits was accomplished through greater
one
,
'
8,382,000
■•
:
Division
Earnings per share
;
Common shares outstanding
year
market
.
1961
"
'
$12,256,000
revenues
for
Consolidated
in dividends.
per share.
.
Net Income
t
preliminary figures
.
$21,938,000
Machinery
before
Provision
higher profitability
which
the
$0.01
1962
•
Division
per
$396,702 or
6,605
$0.05
184.
'
Airways
Illinois Shade
economic
showed net earnings for the year of
share up from $55,382 or 5c per, share
last
year
after deducting special items of 48c per. share.
The foregoing figures do not include unconsolidated earnings of
the company's wholly-owned West German and French subsidiaries.
Only cash revenue received from foreign subsidiaries is included.
In
1962. this amounted to $461,385 or 39c per share, net after
taxes
withheld at the source.
Of this total $164,193
was in
the
1962
24,871
.
197, p.
Slick
: s
$1,735,455
taxes
Slick Corp.—Annual Report—
a
Up Sharply—
16,618
*2,013
-8,000
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1962
taxes
income
1961
$1,454.7*»6
20,913
3,958
Revenues—
data
electronic
and
"released
1962
•
,
operating income,
Ritter Co., Inc.—Net
1961
184.
taxes
after
*LoSS.—V.
ended
403,174,222 346,719,307
taxes
income
I;:',
(
1962
1
revenues
197, p.
interest
Income
larger average number of
Micro-Radionics,, Inc., -this issue.—-V. 191, p. 2684,
See
Inc.—-Annual Report—
other
a
.
television
manner,
.
.
this issue.—"V.
Income per- share
Remanco, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
■
Year Ended Dec. 31—
and
General
2675.
p.
in
•
Sales
color
differing
per
222.530
:
$0.12
1,891,454
,
,
$1,444,171
before
Minority
processing which, in a
forces with strong impact
upon
the company's over-all performance, and did so in an en¬
vironment made
favorable
by
the improved performance of the
company's nineteen operating divisions and subsidiaries."—V. 196,
were
Electric
an
revenues
168,000 shareholders,
$1.95 in 1961, on
in 1962.
- 'v■ v
the
472,850.,
$0.25
1,891,454
1,
_____
Estimated taxes
said that sales last year totaled $1,751.-
the principal elements stimulating
They said
and
1962.
to
$5.83
^
1963
1962
^523,258 $11,728,923
Ended Nov. 30—
Period
-
revenues of electricity and gas also reached new
highs
sales to customers were
14,066,762.347 kilowattincrease of 7% over 1961, and sales of gas to customers
were
1,020,698,978 therms, an increase of 11% over the preceding
year.
The electric revenues were $293,973,814, up 5%, and gas
In
hours,
addition
to
the previous $7.64.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Quebec Power Co.,
Income
capital gain of $6,960,000
was
realized in
1962 from
the sale of 991,816 shares of common
stock of the Whirlpool Corp.
This nonrecurring income added 41c
per share of common stock to the operating earnings in 1962.
General Sarnoff
and Dr. Engstrom said that RCA
generated
substantial momentum in 1962, and added:
"Given
a
generally favorable business climate, that momentum
should accelerate in the years ahead."
In
heating
output of both electricity and
annual
customers
to RCA's
Report
Engstrom
$2.84, against
outstanding
equivalent
now
to $8.25 from
Net sales
1962 advanced to
in 1919 Chairman
Engstrom announced.
un
shares
•■season,J-.'.-..I;■ i':-New
Dr.
are
rose
Shawinigan Water & Pawer Co. Ltd.—Exprbpria~
corporation during
company's founding
increase of 13% over the 1S61 record of $1,545,912,000.
Operating profits,
after Federal income taxes,
rose
to a record
$51,535,000, surpassing by 45%
last year's profits of $35,511,000.
From
operating
income,
earnings
per
share
of common stock
646,000,
operated
line with
temperatures
expected,"
we
summer
to
Annual
and
Sarnoff
reserves
share
tioiji Deadline Set—
...
'
for
per
147.
Shore^daluevar, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
the
President
and
aggregate
value
—V. 197. p. 184.
,
pay
Radio Corp. of America—Net
Denotes credit or decrease.—V. .196, p. 220.
p.
Earnings per share !
Common
shares outstanding
;
indebtedness of
the bonded
^:^•;•.• ;;
separate unit under
a
officer,
Net Incopie
474.
p.
title
Period Ended Jan. 31—
2,250,052
-
ment.—V.; 196,
senior
a
Water,
assume
will
Book
193,
Seeburg
•
_
Hydro-Electric
Quebec
stockholders
of
and
reserve,
share.
...
interest and principal at ma¬
turity. This obligation will be guaranteed by the provincial govern¬
2.28
20.68
and
expropriated companies and
.
,2.70
2,883,819
-
and deprec. to oper. revs.
?
1.419
;
2.35
Fixed
%
^
3,550,000
,
taxes—
'
5,037,225
^
share;
for each Southern Canada Power
Gatineau Power Co. share; $37 for
Power
direction
to read and service all
titles involving $100,000 of insurance, and expanded operations with
the addition of twenty-three persons to the staff.
During 1962, Security Title added ' $123,000 to its reinsurance
$56.75
each
for
$35
Lawrence
$3,101,000, from $2,600,000 during 1961.
Early in the year, the company established
the
Commission is offering pre¬
Southern Canada Power,
Gatineau Power, Lower St. Lawrence Power and Northern Quebec
Power its 10-year
guaranteed bonds which bear interest payable
semi-annually at annual rate equal to dividend now payable and
of an equal
par
value with, and in addition, $15 for each par¬
ticipating'preferred share of Southern Canada Power-and $5 for
each; preferred qha?e. of Gatineau
;
679,200
5,365,535
•
In
ferred
5,716,425
;
679,200,
Co.
rice Power
:
$3,265,235
$3,304,348
;
St.
to
,
each
each
Quebec Power and Southern Canada Power are subsidiaries of
Shawinigan and assets of a third Shawinigan subsidiary, St. Mau¬
*48,336;.
.
^6,044,735
Outstanding—end of •period_^____^
Earned per share outstanding___
Times
*49,179
.
requirements
common
3,332,360
39,249
*58,038
48,365
*30,665
w
Tqtal deductions
■Net income
Preferred' dividend
Electric
share;
Co.,
share;
Lower
Ltd., share.
8,981,660
3,335,827
construction
Power
Ltd.,
each
■
Other "
Allocated
Co.
12,350
9,349,083
•
-V
Quebec
2,648
711,235
Gross income
Deductions—.
mission is offering $30 for each common share and $30.25 for
class A share of Shawinigan Water & Power Co. Ltd.; $37 for
-
credit
special-charges—_________
Equivalent
f Under terms, of the offer being mailed to shareholders, the Com¬
.
8,991^362
•
-
income—net
deductions—
investment
3%
*
$8,644,590
$7,721,781
:
Total- expenses
in
penetration
and
through
cost
reductions
in
all operating
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(962)
.
.
Monday, March 4, 1963
.
•n-r.'
departments,
Mr.
substantial
further
Privately — On Feb. 26, 1963, it was reported that
170,000 shares of this firm's 4.60% series preferred
stock
($8,500,000) had been sold privately through
.
•
'•
,
'•
'
'
.**
-
Sry-
*.,>«'
*
,
Corp.
Preferred
—
dated
Feb.
mtge; bonds, 6% ser. due 1982
Capital stock * ($1- par) —,
,
j.„
—V. 196, p. 1359.
Luskin;
21, Meyer
$4,320,00ft
in
for
debentures
arrears
the
that
ditional
the
on
and
and
customers
since
preferred
elimination
confidence
of
The
has
company
Luskin
Mr.
1957.
1,
Feb.
dividend
the
the
in
stock.
common
would
arrearages
stated
create
V
'
exchange one $25 face
amount
of 6%
subordinated sinking fund income debenture due
July 31, 1982 and one-half common share for each $25 par pre-
,
j
<
past
'•
Wright
1962
and
President
$460.3
were
$409.1
million
to
H.
A.
million,
for
1961.
Shepard
have
increase
an
Net
income
of
re-
$51.2
'"
$3,25 per -sharei
against :$6.5 million. or
per-: share%fbv: •;the. "-previous year.
"
•
■
■, Earnings per share statistics for both years were adjusted to
.
the
greater
number
of
shares
common
outstanding
the
as
v.%
.
..
7 7-
5
y
'
-
,,
;
1
^
.
,
.
,
through operation of the sinking fund, $2,904,000 of its 5Vi'/c
first .mortgage wplpe line- bondsi due- Oct.197® at 10®% ;pius
accrued, interest; Payment will be made at the1 Morgan Guaranty
"■
,
31—
1962
Trust Co.', of New York.—V.
1961
$9,521,777
<
197,"
"
450.
p.
;
.
•
;
:
,
:
Transcontinental. Gas Pipe
^
Income; Revenues—^'
117,509
1
•
-
,
Trans-Canada. Pipe Lines Ltd.—Partial Redemption- i
Tb6%ii6rppratl<)ft ''has called Tor redemption^ on JApfit 1,: 1963, "
Line- Corp.^— Record*
'
>
•*
..
••
--7 182,413%'
:
The company has reported that gas-, deliveries,, operating: reveEarned per common share—$0{llf
$0:20
>
nues
and
earnings
in 1962 were tne highest in
the company's
Common shares outstanding.
—7^-.,
705,626
705,560
history.The-system is the major supplier, of natural gas. to the
J4-y. 196, p. 2225. '
,
((
y
New York-New. Jersey-Philadelphia metropolitan areas and .other
share. The offer will expire Mar. 29, unless extended, and is
only* if at least' 80,687 of the 90,687 outstanding preferred
are exchanged.
\ "
•
«•*.,«
Accepting stockholders must forward certificates, with executed
Letter of Transmittal, to United California Bank, Corporate Trust
Division, 108 W. 6th St., Los Angeles 54, Calif.—V. 197, p. 449.
•
-
.
1,430;000 shs.;
;
$10,123,859
taxes
•
$12.5
was
-
,
7
;
,
sales
•Profit- after
ferred
,
:
.
valid'
shares
Ended Dec.
Year
Net
the
pf a. 10% stock dividend jdeclaredtin December; a
•.
:•,*-*
Mr, .Wright and Mr. Shepard described 1962 as a good year for
TRWj- its
shareholders
and
the ^company's • more than- .29,000
employees.. "Results are gratifying in that they provide evidence
that the growth trend TRW enjoyed in
1959 and 1960 has been
:Profitv'before-,ta^»:;^^^7777^-^--.vW2k-i—^ 7
254,509,££399,4131^
4;.•* '<■■■>^ Provision:, for^'inoome;-7 137,000'>
7- 217.000:7.
expansion; acquisitions or mergers. • :
^
Accordingly, the company is offering to
D.
the
equivalent
reflect
Taylor Corp.—Annual Report-
ad¬
from the financial community,
and would, increase the opportunities for
within
result
been
company
employees,
$4,320,005'
-
1,500/000-shs.
,
,
shares
J.
over
million,
'
company,
1st
Chair-:
man and President, announced that the company is offering; holders
of its 6V»%
cumulative preferred stock the right to exchange their
letter to stockholders
,a
million
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING 77 ; resumed;they said.—V. 196, 'p.v 1920._,
7 Authorized
Outstanding'.
Exchange Offer—
In
Chairman
•
;
of-Pownal, Vermont, was organized
for the purpose of carrying on
thoroughbred and harness horse
race
meets,
at which
parimutuel betting would be conducted if
authorized,• together with 'all "associatedactivities. 7
1
BUSINESS—The
.
Southern California Petroleum
by products .developed
861.
p.
ported that sales in
{ v:..
,
•
l
197,
$1.71
.
,
for
accounted
now
years."—V.
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge. Inc.-<-Sales> Net Up—
.
Net proceeds wili be used for equipment, construetion, and other corporate purposes; ;
V..
has been appointed sole transfer '
cumulative preferred stock of the
-.:i*
''
"
k \ $$ ' £ *
£ 'f-
Trust Co;, New York,
agent- ior the 4.60%
(series B)
company.—V. 137, p. 761.
Irving
is
five
of
**
1
.
units
2,000
capital stock.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.; New York.
Appointment—
sales
15, 1963, Brown & Co., Boston, offered
this firm's securities ; at
$1,250 per unit. An additional 816 units were offered-;
by the company, without underwriting, at the same
price.
The units consisted of one $1,000 6%\ first %
mortgage bond due Nov. 1, 1982, and 250 shares of
publicly,
Gas Co.—Preferred Sold
South Carolina Electric &
Feb.
amended
He added the company expects
in 1963.—V. 196, p. 2281.
Graham said.
improvement
,
v
eastern
.
Technicolor Inc.—Net Lower; Sales Up—
The
states;*
Net. income
:
.
for
set
1962
record
a
of
$23,132,421
;
-.
from $20,for
common
up
net income for the fiscal year
805,370
in
the
preceding
year.
Earnings available
stock increased' 12%;"to $18,525,563,.equivalent to: $1.45or 6c per share,
after a non¬
per-share
charge of $291,833, or 11c per share.
In 1961 the com¬
from. $f .3o: for the previous: year basedY'pn, 12,785,070 shares: out-,
Southern Canada Power Co. Ltd.
pany reported net - income of $1,744,963, or 67c7per .share; after : ; standing: at the end of 1962.'.; Based oh.ithe: increased number of
Expropriation
non-recurring income of $265,315, or 10c per share. Sales for 1962
shares,;Ytd be1 outstanding following 1 the. onerfor-fiv.e stocks dis- 1
Deadline Setwere $57,927,893,
tribution to be: made on March 1, 1963, earnings, for 1962 were
up from sales of $55,026,550 for 1961.
The earn¬
see Quebec Power Co., this: issue.—V. 187, p. 577.
ings of 6c per share for 1962 on 2,640,478 shares outstanding is
$1.21. per share against $1.08 per share for
1961... The earnings
? '• %
'f '
i y
.'.."V- V *v
\ \ ' »"V l'> «C
• \
ic', ** ' v y'"nO'
c
r)
compared to 67c per share earned in, 196i on'2,623,218 shares-v , are- not subject to refund or adjustment, under. any
rateYpyoceed- 1' >
Standard Fruit & Steamship C<h—Net Up Sharply
..then ' outstanding, • • • <
'
" "1!
ings.
1
"
'
■ ;•,
.
'•;%
*
• <»
f
j>
**.
Patrick J. FraWley, Jr./ Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,
; Operating; revenues increased 14%
to a. hew, high:, of $213,327,470. v . r
The compariy "had ' consolidated- profit from Operations in excels -.
company has reported that
Dec. 29, 1962, was $149,969,
ended
-
recurring
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
,
,
.
,
.
-
-
..
.
■
.
of
$5,700,000, which sets
in
any
one
$5,100,000
President,
of
1962
The
earnings
of
quantity
resulted
in
the
of
of
the
bananas.
not
.
tax; loss
a
have
amount-
to
more
®
carryforward of approximately $8.0X10,000,
U.
pay
resulted
income
S.
from
taxes
for
non-recurring
1962.
A
..
portion
which
losses
had
we
of.'
$2.02
were
against
$1.85
196,' p. 2126.-
%:%,■
-
.
-r„r',
*.
-
1962
states,
of
with
its
Provision
for
Federal
income
taxes
earnings after,-taxes-Earnings
per' share
Shares outstanding
—Y. 196, p. 1814.
r
satisfy
was
the
growth,
$2,301,203
This
represented $55,000,00 of the 1963 backlog
The
percentage of 1962 sales subject
to have remained the same as: in
30%.'
its
.now
under
are
Dec.
construction.
Other
expansions
■
taxes
on
taxes
on
sulting
net
from
gain
1961's
over
total
of
$1,819,655.
-
:
1961
-
■
income_-L
income
—
differential
which
the
reserve
able
were
subsidiary
a
which was liquidated
non-recurring loss from this
$657.601.—V.
197,
those
of
Supercenter,
Inc.
to
on
667,
Interest
and
3,841,012
750,039
351,747
!
deductions—net-*.;
Interest charged to construction—credit__
Tbtai
Net
income
7
.
deductions____l__7-_'____
report.
Net profit for
earned
sales
in
were
1961.
Net
was
requirements
-
in
—V.
in the
in
1962
that,
Installation
Alfred
B.
"1962
of
in
were
below
399,023 ;
Thew
1962
were
a
in
year
his
of
Income
Net
.1,704*864
Tri
.
1961
to
stockholders
for
the
Is
much
pointed
greater
out
than
had
"Production
been
anticipated.. For
in
our
full
new
will
be
introduced
in
1963."—V.
of
196,
p.
2225.
Louisville
based
in
volume
with
before.
year
John
results
these
use
Taconic Racing & Breeding
Association, Inc.—Units
Offered—Pursuant to a Sept. 27, 1962.
prospectus, as
,
present
this
G.
sales
•
•
.
and
of
$36,117,427
due
to these
the
Higher—
reported all-time highs of
earnings for 1962. This com¬
and profits of $1,008,952 for the
in
stated
factors:
success
of
an
an
that
the
increase
intensified
improved
in
development
Year for the past ,11 years, Mr. Beam said that
approximately half
nine acquisitions
by internal expansion.
%
"Since we intensified our research and development program two
the company's growth has been due to a
while the remainder has been
generated
i;
years
ago,
products
we
every
.,
operations
and
annuities
with
year
showed
increase
an
continued
193,
forms.-^-V.
trust
in
"
,
growth in ihp.
1603. '
Corp.—May Refund Preferred—
refund
to
Brown,
its
presently
continue,"
President,
-is
the
-
be
the
Charter
Francis
F.
announced, •
■» largest
-
issued
,.
and
asked
will
outstanding
nation's
.
■*
•
presently
cumulative
is
j
.
Randolph,
,
to
vote-.
-
permit
stock
Chairman,
-
v
diversified;
i
outstanding
;
to
preferred
closed-end
t
810,740
-
-
preferred
callable
executives
dividend
of
,
rate
preferred
poration,
financial
the nation's build¬
product
every
-
history —.
substantial
a
at
a
declared
that
if
W
the
refunding is effected, the
new preferred
to be issued would be substantially similar in terms
to
the
presently
outstanding
$2.70
preferred,
except
that
the
improvements in the manufacturing and
marketing
of the company's industrial and commercial
lighting fixtures.
Noting that Thomas Industries has set a new sales record
•
.
from
shares of
stock, par value $50 per share. The
price of $55 per share and accrued
dividends.
Widely
owned,
largely < by individual
investors, it is
listed and traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
466 397
and
program,
over
would
stock,
would
not
be
and
be
somewhat
thus
Its
lower.
claim
increased,
they
The
on
the
aggregate
assets
said.—V.
of
197,
p.
amount
the
cor¬
450.
.
Beam,-President,
were
activity;
billion
company
gain
insurance
life
Tri-Continental. Corp,
amendments
to
-
company.
are
preferred
has
company
$1,617,550
v
.
$32,311,252.Group life :
has
than one million
lives were covered
produced
record
business
new
pension
conditions
E.
investment
$2.70
$0.09
466,397
Fred
There
-.
pared
plant
capabilities, increased sales are required. To assist us
in obtaining
higher sales, the development of new products has
been intensified
Several
outstanding
!
■,
more
in
earnings
approving
Tri-Continerital
4o!437.
$1.39
of
-
on
corporation
-
58,137
649,118
share.^
2718.
$41,256,974
company.
ing
capacity
26
"if
1961
1,134,118
;
best
—
year's
preceding
Continental
-
March
$25,694,517 $25,972,904
;
Thomas Industries Inc.—Sales, Net
new
that,
p.
This
re¬
resulted."
also
common
shares
196,
:
/
typer of: insurance
5,452,982
and
individual
for
level,
the
over
Stockholders
*
and
1962
.;
•,
/
.
16,972,138
..
Report—
/
.
.
the
The
equipment in the new plant was com¬
The organization worked to reduce costs
through utilization
of the increased
space under a single roof, and-the better facilities
available.
Operating improvements and increased profit margins
He
taxes
Common
pleted.
have
before
income
Earnings per
profit of $488 541
$12,692,386.
In 1961 net
message
<■•*
$141,159,306, a 3.1%
increase over
1961.
Although the
new individuaLilife.^^ insurance production
last year : 3feU;"
dividuaL annuity, and
net
adjustment
r-
paid
was
of;
premium
861.
Shavei Co.—Annual
insurance.
by more than/ $1
group •
up
1957: this
force,
preceding
life lines.
premiums
1962 ;was
By year's end,
.
the
the
•
Nelson
was
much
for
every
than $3,675,000
more
in
Improved interest
individual
volume
:
197, p.
•
was
and. since
year,
policies
Written
$18,008,159 $ 15,267,274
a
reported by this Bristol, Conn.,
electrical equipment, in its 1962
a
in
volume
v"
agents
major
our
Travelers Insurance .Company, The
Company and The Charter Oak Fire Insurance
$25,733,457,749
force
over
totaled
$4,046,409
1,704,864
Balance';
during 1962.
The firm realized
liquidation after tax credits of
$718,747 against
sales
$11,716,820.;.
President
ported
1962
In
.
with
coupled
'
309,689 %
768,934
19,713,023
stock; dividend
—v.
annual
competition,
the year's operations. insurarico in force at the end-of
preceding
increase
3,804,869
330,874%
$4,173,864
income
Preferred
were
and
of
Travelers
by group life insurance.
Favorable- mortality experience
86,013
7.7-77
„
Year Ended Dec. 31—,
Net sales
electronic
increase
increased by more than 55%
20,932,534
130,434
__
of
"
President,
Committee.
companies—The
including
insurance
individual
23,756,453
mortgage bonds
debentures
on
combined
%he
$23,886,887 $21,018,547
-
improved sales and earnings
DeWltt,
Finance
same
Total-life
$55,614,853 $48,818,201
"
v
/
Superior Electric Co.—Net, Sales Highermanufacturers
intensity
mained -from
561,600
4,110,711
7,363,636
9,197,671
income
Other
662.
p.
Doyle
working day throughout the year, an increase- of more than
bver; 1961., * The*- company* has -paid
-nearly; $11 billioh ih ,policy
benefits* since; it was founded-in 1864;;——;
^
^
7
_
exclude
the
On the average,
payments.
Travelers Indemnity
.
472,770
4,418,447
appropriations
operating revenue deductions
operating revenues
income—net___^-._^_-;—
Interest
Earnings per common share from normal operations on the 1,outstanding shares at year-end were $1.41 or 17.5% over
$1.20 total for ,4961.
'
»
R.
W. Byerly,
President, said in his message to shareholders
operations"
J.
of
continuing
the
"normal
by
Company—i-after - the- establishment of required-1 reserves .ahd* the
payment of claims, /expenses and taxes. In "1961; $61,094,045, fe*
22,312,296
14,469,958
7 J
;
Interest
591,804
that
released
Chairman
was
Baker,
6%
the
-
re¬
taxes™--
Income deductions:
':.v
-
at
s
/
22.3%
26.5%
for the rfii*st tirhe in
and- operating, results also, reached
The Travelers Insurance Companies.
time; total premium income for all lines increased
in 1962 to a new: high of $1,348,052,275, which
-represents a 6.8%
gain:, over-1961 f
V' '
"
Another. 1962 highlight is that total life insurance in force —
/including a- record*;breaking sum- of more than $25 billion* in' group
insurance—reached an all-time-high;
A" total of $69,689,018 remained-from last year's operations' in
'
.
,
,
25,454,542
16,071,423
—
Total
n
•
a
(&-Subs.)'—Annual Report
billidh dollars,
one:
income
: ■%'.■< si-
At the
—$79,371,306 $69,750,735-
accelerated amortization—
Property retirement
of
a
<
each
•
facil¬
of
1962
-
Other
1962, according
report.
earnings record means that Super Valu has more than
net
earnings in five years.
Net
earnings exceeded
.
brokers
benefit
Sub.) —Annual Report
31—
Federal
Gross
high
new
%
■
rr;-■*.,<
The Travelers^ policy benefits totaled ~ $1,010,058,779i
The sum/includes, benefits paid in 1962 - under- all forms of - insurance
policies together with funds set aside as reserves for future
report
Texas Fewer & Light Co. (&
$1.10
a
:
- -
'. Last; year
growing demand for its products and to continue
the
Year Ended
1,652,349
operations reached
to the firm's annual
Up 15%—
:
year
W.
"despite
and
'
1,663,264
million dollars for the first time in- 1958. -■■
-;
«
Net sales climbed .to
$302,241,125 up from $247,137,506.
increase. .Net earnings.from normal operations
represents
one
...
normal
report
line.''
■
.
last
Gladden
that
recently have been completed at Dallas. Houston and Kansas
City, and are planned for* Kentucky, Italy and Australia.—V. 196,
p. 1920.
Net
in
new
doubled
from
-
/ad joint : statement;/The* Travelers Vexecntivefe/ jsaid%they Vwere^ parn
ticularly gratified with the favorable results in 1962 arid added
1962.
Super Valu Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 22.3%; Net 26.5%
earnings
report
contracts-
ities
1,821,626
$2.20
Co.—Net
These and other financial..results-are contained In :The Travelers
.
and
the
Direct
premium
levels
annual
manufacturing; backlog
$82,000,000.
Other
Net
;
v
-
:
while
record
facilities
v/hich
of
1961
1,652,349
•
"
The
.
assets
at year end: were $171',89'9,;000.
an
increase of,
the* $136,876,000 reported* at the close of; 1961.—V. * 196;
.
Policy1 benefits exceeded
1962
v,
-
high,
new
'
3,528,000
3,635,798
;>
Financial
Travelers liisiirance Co.
v
$2.13
estimated
Federal
Net
a
record
a
1962's
Operating revenues—
Operating revenue deductions:
Operating expenses
1962
taxes-_-i.^i_-___________
before.-.
year*
net
over*
793.
•
$8,577,200.
were
states,
TI has embarked upon the most
building program in its history; Major projects
include a new 290,000-sq.
ft. multi-purpose plant in Dallas and
a
new
60,000-sq. ft. semiconductor plant near Nice, France, both
$92,754,747 $79,075,896
7,163,798
3,484,890
_
•
when.: it
achieved
with
>
against
in
is
also
began
government
extensive
Year Ended Dec. 31—
the
..
.
;
sales
was
dividends
preferred
'
1962
$110,000,000
$39,000,000
Tq.
1494.
before
in
renegotiation
1961
Sunstrand Corp.—-Annual Report—
Net
after
share
outstanding.
that* 1963
so
the
from
prior
Earnings
over:
premium of 50/100 of 1%.
Payment will be made at
Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., N. Y.—V. 197, p.. 862.
Total
•
shares
entered
over
to
$240,692,588 and net income
were
common
then
Sales
Net income amounted to
$498,349, equal "to $1 per share. This
was
14%
higher than, net earnings of $442,016 or -88 cents per
share reported in 1961.
Sales for 1962 were
$10,556,797, against $8,607,170 in the
.
.
Trans-World
outstanding at year end,
Total 1961 sales,
and net income was $9,446,386;
Earnings per 7
share'after preferred dividends were $2.36 on 3,944,575
common
oompany,
a
specialty mail order firm,
established newfor.saies.and earnings in 1962, it was announced by Leon¬
P. Carlson,'. President.
v
~
"
p.
13%
deliveries
gas
Net
$233,223,325
shares
1961.
sales
per
3,948,238
were
records
year.—V, 196,
of
in
Dec.
.
Sunset' House Distributing Corp.—Net Up 14 %—
,
ended
year
sales of $94,852,000
.
Total
The
ard
estimated
p.
This represents a 43% increase since
1959, despite an 11% increase
in the average number of common
shares outstanding. During this
four year period there has been an increase of
33% in the number
of gallons of gas
sold, which In 1962 amounted to over 178 million.
V,
show
the
for
company
net
25%
on
for
the
of
final audit,
to
a
Chase
of
continued 7 violent
semiconductor - price competition 7.
in the
year
and
a
reduced volume
of
defense, systemshipments, however, net income for the year was lower
than, for 1961 although the fourth quarter's net income .was the
best for any quarter since 1961's first.
J - ' 7
„
1962
gain
a
rise
a
.
system
Gas Corp.—Net Higher-
for
feet,
.
early
Anton, Chairman, stated that net earnings for the fourt
quarter of 1962 were the highest for any three month period in the
history of the company. He announced record net earnings of $3,222,013 for the 12 month period ended Dec. 31, 1962, up from $2,903,251 for 1961. Mr. Anton commented that 19(j2 net
earnings had
increased 51% since 1959.
S',J,
1
share
cubic
reflected,
the Consumer
of
a
7 Because
been
Mark
per
well-as;
as;
figures
estimated
Earnings
Earnings
529.1r.billion
This
1961.
.
charged directly to surplus In 1960 and 1961.
Some of the 1962
earnings
were
tax-free due
to', this
portion of
previous losses;
therefore, earnings of $525,000 were transferred directly to surplus,
representing taxes not paid due to this portion of the tax loss carryforward.—V. 196, p. 2718.
Suburban Propane
to
write-downs
in
$187,902,860
earnings of Trans-World Financial Co. for 1962 before ap¬
propriation to general .reserves - rose to $3,092,967, an increase of \
15% over the $2,683,515 reported in 1961, it- was anriqunced by
share, for the year 1961.—V. 196, p. ,2225.
7 7
7
7
7.., Louis J. Qalen,. President; Net earnings, were
equal to $1.95 per.
share based on 1,585,419 average shares outstanding, compared to
Texas Instruments Inc.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
an
adjusted $1.69 per share for 1961, based on the same number
of shares adjusted for 5%
stock dividend in 1962.
'
The company has reported that sales billed were higher for 1962 '
%
Savings increased: 30%- to $132;755,000 from: $102,261,000'Awhile.
and its fourth quarter than for any previous year or single quarter
loans outstanding were up
in company' history,
23% to $145,587,000 from $118,277,000.
•
^
•'
our
'
'
,
.
of
and
from
a
earnings of $10,256,000. or $2.55 per share on
Che 4,016,317 shares outstanding at year end.
This compares with
sales of $92,632,498 and net earnings of $10,657,748 or $2.65 per
our
/
Due- to
this
7 Preliminary
and
improvement
both
will
.
phases
Division
Inventories
to
Corp.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
31, 1962, subject
stable in 1962, and helped to contribute
profits realized on our stem operation; how¬
in profits was largely achieved as a result
production and marketing programs for CABANA
portion
the
all
Picture
certain
of
attributable
was
and
Tennessee
we imported and sold more than 12 million
packed bananas,
an
increase
of
some
20%
in 1961.
Our aim to minimize unit costs
in
Motion
value
income
net
.
said.
economies
the
profits of
market
estimated
in
■
second
sold
operations.*
*
Banana prices were
to
credited
further
decline
Partial Redemption—.
continued loss in the same division.
;
M'r. Frawley further stated'that present projections indicate- 'that
The corporation has called
for redemption- oh%Apr.
1963,
1963 * will be
an
improved year with earnings expected' to be 7 through operation of the
sinking fund, $1,125,000 of its 5% first
higher than the 1961 earnings of 67c per share.—V. 196, p. 2529.
mortgage pipe line bonds due 1977 at 100% plus accrued interest
directly to earned surplus.
straight year of improved
As was true for operations
the
marked
improvement in net
(plantation packaged pre-cooled bananas)
realizing
in
1962
Products Division
1962
plantation
the
ever,
been
CABANA
our
During
program.
boxes
has
have
1962 represents the
results, Mr. D'Antoni,
the major reason for
year
in
1S61,
profit was
decline
to
the
stated
operating
over
of the company
and represents an improvement of approximately
net profit results for 1961. Joseph S. D'Antoni,
in a letter to stockholders.
In addition. $525,000
year,
over
the
that
stated
the earnings
for
record
a
have introduced
working
day,"
,
an
he
series
of
average'of-two
pointed
out.
new
"About
improved50% of our
or
Tropical Gas Co.—Net Higher-
.
President Fred
H. Billups has reported that the company showed*/
$1,486,243, in 1962, an increase of $228,345,- or
r
previous year.
Mr.-Billups further pointed out
that, the dollar revenue .of the company, from U. S.
and Puerto * %
Rican sources now represents 58% of the consolidated total.
Liquefied Petroleum Gas sales showed gains: in all
operating
>
a
net
18.15%
profit
over
of
the
divsions, subsidiaries, and affiliates of the company during
with particular emphasis on markets*, reopened, such as
the
year,
Dominican Republic.
Mr.
Billups
pointed
;•
-
out
*
*•
that
the
net
profit
for
the
-
--
.
year
the;
was
\-i
'
Volume
197
Number
The
6243
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(963)
affected
the
by
share
per
also
were
affected
the
by
and
-
that
issuance
United States Rubber Co.—Sales Reach
of
Sales
of common stock at close of 1961.
He pointed out
additional return r derived Jfrom the investment of this?
contributed to the profit growth of the company during;
.
had
.the
current:year,
•• \ y•
The company has not pursued a 'brbad
Vila,
'•'? y1-' y-''
plan ^ acquisition during
Net
in
1962, having chosen to consolidated the financial and operating
position of the company on 1961 acquisitions. Nevertheless, Trop¬
ical
did broaden
•'
'
■
market
its
in
areas.—V.
of
.>*•*.*'!;?-■
Unilever
N.
V.,
this
issue.—V.
V %* I.*-
jl\ '■'?
196,
sales
of
Boards
Unilever
N.
V.
and
Unilever
Limited
have
an¬
consolidated'
-
net
yyV V;
$148,000,000.
was
x
,
1961.;;; '- :
in
consolidated
The
;.
;'yy\\y,\ ;.y
profit
before
taxation
of
$145,000,000
with
compared
in
and
other
products
products.
for
High
1961,
in
1962
10%-
a
increase
18%
an
in
increases' in
charges
for
services
subscriber
net profit was $66,000,000 in 1962 compared
with $69,000,000 ii* 1961.
•,
The foregoing results reflect the fact that third party sales and
profits before tax of the United Africa Group were $93 million
and $9 million
lower, .respectively, than in 1961, due partly to
the Group's declared policy of moving, out of or reducing, certain
trade and merchandise lines. However, excluding the United Africa
Group, third party sales increased by $186 million, and profits
before tax by $18 million.
dial
operation, the economies of automation
favorable earnings report, it was stated.—V:
-
are
reflected
196,
company
the.
Sales
from
total,
rose
therefore,
Unilever
and
million
by $93
793.
196,
for
profit
as
third
whole,
a
before
by
tax
party
;
Sales
sales
1962
,
$0.48
—V.
196,
;
;
Vanadium Corp. of
Ihe
the
highest
that
reported
attained,
ever
After
613.
has
company
preferred
Co.—Net
45%
net
profit in
the
above
dividends
both
in
Up 45%—
1961
the
was $790,353,
profit of $546,-
1962
net
the
years,
The
;
result
1962
McGee
equal to $1.08 per share of
stock, from 86c in 1961. There
were 588,850 shares of common stock outstanding on Dec. 31,
1962.
Total income in 1962 was $7,961,767, or 66%
above the previous
high of $1,787,232 in 1961.
Margaret
the
Brand
benefits
Smith,
three
of
common
President,
acquisitions
"Internal
stated,
in
growth
contributor,
increased 70% to $1,017,992
Life insurance in force was $71,630,562
felt
the
at
end
1961.
of
the
Dec.
on
31,
1962,
from $1,584,291 a year before
assets increased to $9,056,313: from $6,068,405v.
admitted
p.t the two Colorado
modern
operations
Naturita
Corresponding gains,, also to record levels, were .shown in all
principal balance sheet items. Capital and surplus rose to $1,986,864
and
are
President
related
of
Vana¬
at
locations
are
March
The
Navajo
plans
affected
not
are
by
the
shutdown
the
oi
Durango
•
transferred
to
Shiprock.—V.
196,
-
p.
1962
1515.
i
in
1962,
increase
an
sales
of
Hathaway
1962. was also
new
plants and
and
Lady
Hathaway
shirts
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.
(&
2226.
Subs.)
Bridgeport.—V.
197,
566.
p.
•
Sons, Inc.--^Appointment—,
The ChaSeS Manhattan' Bank,
Neiy
York has been Appointed
registrar for the class A stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p.
3199,
Net
—
Up Thirty-Six Percent—
1^
tM;i<wnpah^
Wellco Ro-Search Industries, Inc.—6.Mos.'
and subsidiary in 1962 incfeased.
preceding year, on a 26%
gain in total revenues
a
new
high, F. X. Carroll, President, announced.
The improvements represent a continuation of the uptrend which
began in mid-1960 when present management assumed control of
Union Oil earned $45.9 million in 1962 compared to $36.9 million
in 1961and 1962; revenues - of -$569.4 million Compared t.6 $546.3
million jin 1961,: it~ was reported by A, C. Rubel; -President.' .;
*
; 36%
share compared' with
per
,
t
"Union's
y
of the
..
a
,
.
,
...operations,. Mr.. Carroll, said.
earnings have- risen in each
past four years
and in 1962 were 84%
higher than in 1958," Mr. Eubel said in
a
report to shareowners.
"Union declared cash dividends of $2.25
After
total
,.
number
"A
of
growth,"
said
in
areas
showing
of
the
factors
the
of
success
Report^
.
'.Total
for
Union's, earnings
in
V-
the
7
year
of oil
and
-
Coast
.'-x
7
'*
.......
•
'
The
*1961." *
over
oil
and
gas
Union
had
net
Both
end
barrels—up 27
of
; ,'j
1'•*
area.
5.3
trillion
Production
barrels
liquid
.
million
crude
day-in ,1962,
per
runs,
of
up
hydrocarbon
Union's
from
were
oil
feet
from
averaged
of natural gas ln- 1962/averAged -51-0 million-cubic
per;day.^o,n increase;of ;22% over 1961. yy yy.vVX' y:y
"During the
254%
creased
past
decade
Union's
production
natural
of
gas
in¬
over four■ times as
fast as the growth- .of U". S.
production,"'Mr. Rubel said. "We anticipate further
gains in Union's naturalgasproduction."—V.197, p, 566. ; .:
v
,
.
gas
,
Union Spring & Manufacturing Co.—6
.Period.
Ended
Dec.
31—?
profit
:
&■'
__
Backlog;
*Loss.—V.
187,
332.
p.
'>"•
i ?\T~*va'*>$'VAy'
s
,
-said1
company .has
\
i
•
''5V'.'
-r
•,,
,
M'O
the
145.
p.
i
yr^
United Fruit
The
by
United
The
and
to
operation
V
en lures
will
,
140
be
1961.—V.
Ji
.
fof
of
the
has
made
Broadway,
at
N.
called
sinking
due-Apr. T',
.
General
196,
p.
generated from
and
1922.
p.
the
-
others
.
leased
.
on
a
long
,
,
.
Operating -revenues
high, of $69,077,000 in>
'-V
.
.
.
,
'iA 'AAv'"
7
AA "V*tr
Higher-—
holding company's /affiliated banks
of $5,776,366,000 at the end of
earlier.
Total loans rose 18.16%
record $3,471,432,000 from $2,938,006,000 a year earlier.
Total
1962
to
a
of
the
to
deposits
a
9.94%
from
The
bank
high
new
$5,254,027,000
year
a
report showed that; Western realized a net
$20,200,000
(after taxes and expenses) on the
of its stockholding in First Western Bank and
Trust
Co.
for
$63,374,994.
Western used $58,800,000 of the net
proceeds from the sale to reduce its long-term debt to $14,000,000.
profit
sale
f
annual
1962
,
about
of
Jan.
2,
1963,
With the sale
of the First Western Bank shares
completed. Western
Bancorporation has complied with all of the terms of a
1960
agreement with the United States Department of Justice in settle¬
ment of a civil antitrust suit.—V,
197, p. 185.
basis.
term
1959.
in
former
company has
increased
depreciationj and: retained! barn-:
L
ate
to
'
$335,000
on
of
Apr.
its
25
plus accrued
2530.
due Dec.
1, 1987, had been sold privately through
Kidder, Feabody & Co. Inc., New York.—V. 194, p. 54.
capable of producing 1.500,000 pounds ner month of aluminum
oper¬
past
17
order
to
customers
6C
years,
years,
who
excess
will
of 3,000,000
Wurlitzer
alloy
A
pounds in the form of zinc dust
r! will
is an
authority on zinc as well as aluminum products, has been
for the past 29 years and will continue to head up
metallurgical department.
Furthermore, the company contem¬
plates utilizing the services of all plant operating personnel.
The
acquisition of General Smelting will broaden the
overall
marketing area for Wabash and the production of zinc dust and
with
spelter will add to the company's diversification program.—V.
P.
195,
Trust
•
I,vl963,
year
deb-
Payment
New
York.
l•
%
•:
1255.
ported for 1962 by tbis manufacturer and distributor of
and scaffolding equipment.
;
The
increase in
earnings was more than double the
increase
in
Revenues
electronic
spinet
Organ—
organ
equipped
with, a
permit
sales, B.
went
up
J
The
organs
re-
Herleman
/
rate
of
Albrecht, President, disclosed.
from $4,072,800 a year ago to $4,904,756
in
share
of
market
figures
- -
■
he
new
said.
on
organ
pro¬
v;'
company's
v
organ
selling
the
said
for
retails
for
several
hundred
$760
and compares
dollars more.
favorably
with
Designated model 4040, the new organ has two full 44-note key¬
boards,
with"j inclined
and
overhanging keys of molded Implex,
athletic
.«•
and
all of the
diapason.
P.
specific
be revealed.
to
electronic research division
has developed
a system of producing organ
and orchestral voices
in this organ that replaces a multitude of electronic impulses with
two basic wave forms. The two waves—square and sawtooth patterns—can be varied to reproduce the voices of other instruments
with
greater accuracy at lower cost than is possible with other
Mr.
systems,
through
5V-»%;
interest.
Co.-of
not
duction
General
the
1961.
Electronic
Co.—New
all-transistor
new
package of versatile controls is expected to increase the company's
market potential for organs approximately 30%, William N. Herleassure the continuation of fine quality
and service
Wman,: Executive Vice-President, said.
and suppliers of General have experienced over the
Wurlitzer is one of the top four firms in organ production. A
Mr. Walter Fruede, who has been with General for
manufacturers
trade association of which the firm is a member
remain as plant superintendent.
Mr. Ray Howland,
-
Guaranty
p.
Feb;, 26, 1963, it was reported. that -$2,500,000
of this firm's 4% % first mortgage bonds, series D,
~On
President, has announced the acquisition of
Smelting Co. of Philadelphia. General Smelting will oper¬
division of Wabash Smelting and will continue in the qual¬
ingot and in
and spelter,
earnings
566.
a
Gas Co.^-Bonds Sold Privately
Western Kentucky
Inc.--Acquisition^;
Thakar,
production of aluminum alloy ingot, zinc dust and zinc spelter.
General Division has a physical plant of 70,000 square feet of
'floor space 'on one; floor and presently has •production facilities
that
from
retained
for
as
H.
Waco-Porter Corp.—Record Revenues, Net—Corp.—Partial Redemption
'r&'i Highest/ sales and profits in the company's history were
100%
Morgan
Y.—V.
v;*
The
In
profits
share
per
redemption
fund,
1985.at
the
share
per
ity
'
net
1962
credited
48c
197,
States; Plywood
corporation
company
196,
David
makes a total net income in 1962 of- $13,700,526, or $1.62
share/for; the. year,.from- $1.51 per share in 1961.'
1962
sales- of
products
and
services
(excluding the property
sales referred to above)
amounted to $319,786,983', or an increase
over
$1,42
opened
AVabash Smelting
.
v
This
$8,466,390
the
—V.
per
of
to
Consequently, additional equity financing is not contemplated.
Three of the new stores to be opened will be on property owned
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
tropical
properties
$4,162,581 equivalent
against
Von's
$11,210,600
reported that consolidated -net operating earn¬
ings increased to $28,715,412 in 1962 from $26,594,688 in
1961.
These
earnings are equal to $1.68 a share on the
17,132,5181/2
average shares outstanding in 1962—up from the $1.59 a share on
the 16,716,756 Va shares outstanding in 1961.
The
;
ings.
were
,of
1962,
sion out of funds
$11,005,888 or $1.30 per share up from $8,920,911 or
$1.03 per share for 1961.
The company also reported nonrecurring
profits of $2,694,638 equivalent to 32c per share realized from the
sale
io'; $4,4?7,138,i equal
of
Western Bancorporation—Net
/■
5 new supermarkets, making a total of
80 units in operation at the year end.
The company plans to open
11 new stores in 1963, 8 of which are in new locations and 3 will
replace existing units.
The company also plans to finance expan-
"*!
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•
company..has reported that
ations
climbed
illegal
an
.record. $11,381,000 .against
a
fr.i'.r
-
In
Ltd.—Reports Loss for Yr.
Gross
revenue
and
operating, income
totaled
$1,839,000
and
$638,000,
respectively.
However,
increased ; write-offs; non-cash
charges and exploratory costs resulted in a loss for the year of
$595,000;. - In his message ; to stockholders accompanying -' United
Canso's
annual
report, John T. Sinclair, Jr., President, predicted
"considerably
improved"
operating
results
during
the
current
191,
Income
high
hit
in .1962
-
_
year's
by
were
income
gross
coippany's eight-year • corporate history.
year.—V.
.
operations were adversely affected
$863,708 or 60c per share.
when
earnings
previous
-
y
revenues.'and
operating income
during the 1962 fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1962 reached new high
levels, with oil and' dry gas production achieving record heights
in
jiet
1961,
Operating
reached $86^370,000 upvfrom- the
p.
earnings for. f:1960.—^V.. 196,Awe "2226.
t *
x\
-/%'•
•'
•
785,000
;
J
-
Net 13%^—
"•(on 3,120,152 shares), an increase of 13% over last year's $3,931,207 or $1.26 per; shar^ err the same number of shares.,
Net profit as a percentage of sales was 2.08%.
Mr.
Von der Ahe,
in commenting on the company's financial
soundness, stated that net worth increased to $29,931,849, .equal
"to $9.59 per. share.. During. the year,, -the, company liquidated • its
long-term indebtedness and is now free of -any long-term, jnotes or;:
; contracts.
fu*'-U:y*AAA
United Canso Oil & Gas
The
•
,
..; -
?• ;
1,843,400 r
In
•
_
$2,747,479
»33,524
150,583
J
U,: •
.
1962
strike,
/'
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net
a
„
313,036
company set record highs in both -sales and
1962, T. A, Von der Ahe; President, reported. ;
; Sales rose to $212,248,668, an increase of 12%. over last
sales of $189,403,938.
..w■
1961
$3,604,165
__
Net
Mos.' Report
1962
p.
realized
additional
the
„
Production
domestic
special charge
'1814.
...
-
The
1961.
!,
"
feet
and
Von's Grocery Co.---Sales Up 12 %;
•
108,000
aii, increase: of 5%> 6ver .l961v;Related to
oil production in 1962 averaged 68%
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in. 1961.
196,
year
crude
from• 65%
—V.
reserves
gas
inccme
Net
'/ .:
-■
million
546
of
cubic
liquids
gas
1
.
in: 19621.:; At
natural
net
billion
natural
'
v
reserves
1961;
950
up
and
r 1
appreciably;
rose
barrels
feet
cubic
of
refinery
runs,
reserves
,1 ""I
Lines
contributed
an
__.
50%
Air
profits were derived mainly from operations, which
$4,703,186 or $3.29 per share. Special items produced
21c a share,
reflecting the difference between net
gains of $889,087, or 62c a share, from the disposal of property
and. a year-end write-down, equivalent to 41c a share, of company
DC-6B's to an average book value of .less than $160,00t>.
There are 1,430,730 shares of WAL stock outstanding.
Highest profits were attained by. Western in ;1959,; wben earn::?thgS ;reached'' $5,017,000 or $4.60 per share (when fewer shares
were
outstanding).
;
.
of
$0.27
-%«*, ]'"%
*
1
;
profit ,of $5,014,000 or $3.50
per
share for 1962,
the second highest year in the company's
history,
Terrell
C.
Drinkwater,
President,
announced.
Company
records were set for operating income, revenues, number of seatmiles produced and passengers carried. •!
the
are
In the Gulf
gas
'
1 96,000
"""
'
.
V
" 1961'
$2,539,000
■
90,210
$0.25
-
Western Air Lines Inc.—Net Up ^ Sharply—
company's -rising pro¬
Vitro Corp. of America—Annual Report—
A continuing and
.,-Year Ended Dec. 31—
"r
.1962 /f.;
t 1961
intensive cost reduction
program has contributed significantly to
Total
revenues
i'
$48,180,988 $46,042,827
profit improvement. Increased earnings also reflect improved West
;
Costs, expenses and other deductions;..——
47,603,183
45,164,417
Coast retail prices,
for; gasoline* -as compared with the'very low:
j Net Income
' 577,805
878,410
prices that prevailed 'during ; most of1961-." y ) "■yy/;
Special
charge,
loss
on
disposal -of idle
Other highlights of "Union's report include: >
property
^
v..
264,769''
Capital investment of $101 million in 1962 reflected an increase
duction
2816.
*
Western
for the year ended Dec.
31,
1962 amounted to
from $6,560,279 in the. previous year. Coal sales
totaled $6,789,234, a gain of 34%
over
$5,067,340
197, p. 185,:.
■
p.
-
up
1961.—V.
194,
T*
V
revenues
$8,275,876,
outlays have been concentrated
prospects for profits.
Good indications
investments
.
net
" ■'
$2,776;000
—V.
.
i96i.
.
•■■ "/1962 .■;
■
Net income—^
Per share;^:.
;
•
This compares with a
earnings were equal to
48c per share
on
an
average
of 1,396,693 common shares outstanding during
1962, and 36c per
share on the 1,357,222 average number of shares outstanding in
com¬
•
"Capital
best
these
responsible- for
wer©
Rubel.
Mr.
39%
up
•
.'
;
Sales
jU
p;./
:*
'
ipcome amounted to
net of $487,828 in 1961.
V,
■
%
««,<*
consolidated
taxes,
'
These
,
Fourth quarter net earnings of $13,317,000, were
pared -to tlie $9,587,000 for the like; period
1961.
for
$663,437.
'
share for 1962, including a 25 cent year-end extra, plus a
year-end share dividend. This compares with the 1961 dividend
of $2 in cash and 2%
in shares."
v
per
2%
provision
Period"Ended Dec. 31—%
^
over the
reached
which
.
JSarnings ior 1962 were. equal to $5.02
per sharpy in 1961^,;'' '
.y
and
period
a
■
$4.06
9.6%
of
.
>
Union Oil Co. of California—Net Up Sharply—
.
%
;t,
earnings,
a
record high in
sales,
by
John W, Field,
President.
company,
$50,952,349
(H.) War show
total
v
.
in
year.
.
Packaging in
and
plants/ Some of the present personnel at the two Colorado
of the purchase. High overall operatingbe
in
the
for
totalled
p.
Up 22.3%; Sales 9.6%-**;
of
record ; investment
by
Warner's in
equipment, he said, including a new
plant for lingerie production at Hemingway. S. Carolina;
a
new
weaving
mill
to
produce spandex fabrics at Hopkinton,
Rhode
Island; greatly enlarged plant facilities for slimwear production
at. Dothan, Ala.; complete equipment for a leased plant at DoverFoxcroft, Me. .for the manufacture of Lady Hathaway products,
and several major additions in production
equipment for Warner
1, the effective date
will
increase
volume
increase
the reasons cited for
among
1961.—V. 189,
sportswear.
mill, completed in 1955 and having a rated
capacity of 15,000 tons of ore per month, will process ores from
the newly acquired mines as well as from Vanadium's
present mines
and purchase sources in the Colorado Plateau area.
These mining
1J
■„
and
move.
The
1962 against
-
Chairman
that the company wilft close its present uranium mill
said
costs
from $596,961."
at the end of
Weissenburger,
.
for the purchase of
Mexico, from Kerr
Inc. Tlitbluded in the purchase
Navajo hidian Reservation.
in
the
New
the
the 1961 total of $46,502,155.
Net earnings, after taxes, were.
$2,007,631 in 1962, against the 1961 figure of $1,641,824.
Earnings per share of common stock in 1962 were $1.75, based
on the
average of 1,128,837 shares outstanding5 during the year
up from
$1.56 in the previous year on the average of 1,029,823
shares outstanding during that period.
'
Mr. Field said that the gratifying increase in sales and earnings
was primarily
due to a record demand by consumers lor Warner's
slimwear products made of uncovered Lycra and to a substantial
Colo., one of the cowmry's earliest uranium producing
as well as Its concentriuor at Naturita, Colo, soon after
March 1„ the effective date of the purchase. High overall
operating
and
themselves
made
1962
dium,
Industries,
mines
Monte
La
arrangements
Shiprock,
amounting
over
••
Durango,
facilities,
throughout the business. Accident and health premium income, the
largest source of revenue, rose 62%. to $6,690,962 from $4,137,197
in
1961, and life insurance premium income, the second largest
$56,694,623
G.
/
mill-vgt
year amounted to $48,217,000, down fractionally
total of $48,573,000 which included" sales
1961
A, 22.3%
America—Acquisition—
completed
uranium
Oil
uranium
was
has
company
Navajo
.
for ,the
over'
Sales
p.;
Union Bankers Insurance
..
had operated at a profit during the last five months 6f
"This indicated", he stated, "the
beginning effect, but
of our cost reduction program initiated during
;
I, >;
Wasreported
$0.41
2226.
p.
-
in
loss of $1,973,000 for
1961
147,830
share
its
and
,
major
Warner Brothers Co.—Net
174,042
of
As
$3,321,051 J
$4,083,647
income
Per
$9% million.—V.
V
.
_______
Net
each
comparison, 19G2 sales would show an increase of $2,143,the previous year.
reported previously in a preliminary earnings statement the
company had a consolidated net loss for 1962 of $476,000
against
000
the
/a
...
in
scaffolding
$2,500,000 of unprofitable product, lines since discontinued. The
report noted that if the unprofitable product sales were excluded
Valley Forge Products, Inc.—Annual ReportYear Ended Dec. 31-—
Schiller Park and in CleveDallas, Fort Worth and
c.,
to
.
In
year.
from the
2225.
p.
said.
not the full impact,
1962."''
r
made
in
for
depreciation
Aibre.ht
- valve
^manufacturer' has reported marked -im*
operating results in its fiscal year ended Dec. 31.
1962, according to its annual- report.
W. Frederick Spence,
Chairman, informed shareholders that the
minor contributions to revenue gains, internal
growth and renewed
emphasis 011 merchandising of additional telecommunications serv¬
ices accounted
for the bulk of the increase in
revenues, Scupin
said.
With 99%
of its 442 telephone'exchanges now converted to
con¬
the
years,
^This- 120-year old
.
,
scattered
D.
continued
provement
A. Scupin, President.
' V;
to
the common stock are expected to
$8,369,664, equal to $1.61 a share, up from $7,047,321
.share in 1961 when fewer- shares were outstanding.,
a
in
10
Walworth Co.—Annual Report—
increasev ;
operating
gross
was
and
was
its
and
indicate
company
on
operating revenues for .1962 will approxicate $55,665,660,
said, an increase of more than $5,000,000 over the previous
record high of $50,491,178 established a
year earlier.
..
Although acquisition of additional telephone properties in 1962
;y,-
■ ■
Limited
the
from
allowance
scaffolding was up sharply, Albrecht said
building activity in all sections of the
country.
Waco
Increased
its
inventory of rental scaffolding by
almost a quarter of a million
dollars to keep pace with the in¬
creased demand.—V.
190, p. 2389.
*
reflecting
Utilities, Inc.—Net Up 18%—
1962
plants in
to
reported substantial increase
divisions—for
gymnastic equipment,
construction
spectator sports equipment.
Rental income on
the
for
equipment from six
after
x0, pnd branches in Minneapolis,
i.,
.•
plastics
improved
from $181 677
pvfr share—up approximately 50%
share,.
\jle company, which has
Washington,
record
a
$1,37;
it
solidated
■
rental
$940,398,995
$25,694,400, equivalent to $3.50 a share
$27,095,748, or $3.80 a share in 1961,
said.
.%%;%,>.y
cost-cutting
of
areas
Gross
-
:
a
■
-
The consolidated, profit before taxation of N. V. iri 1962- was
$158,000i000 compared with $144,000,000 in 1961, and its ? con¬
net proxit was $80,000,000 in 1962 compared with $79,'-
$140,000,000
over
revenues, according to C.
Net -earnings .available
or
solidated
ooo.ooo
vigorous
figures
earnings for
net
reach
profit in 1962, including- exceptional,
$2,000,000, was $146,006,000. The corresponding combined ;
consolidated- net * profit in 1961, which included exceptional; items
$11,000,000,
and
reported.
7.1%
from
down
Unaudited
.
in
items of
Of
was
of
After-tax earnings increased
per
.Part of the increase—approximately $36,000
\<e®~wa^ attributed to Waco-Porter's change
schedule of its
5.2%-. Mr. Vila
United
-•'L
consolidated profit before taxation, of N. V. and Limited in 1962
was1 $298,000,000
compared with $289,000,000 in 1961 and their
combined
income
stock
of
Officer
gain
a
20%'.
r&c
!o'S„equ« 63c 94c
J°
earnings, of
ioci
1961
programs
profit in most
company's operations, but these improve¬
ments did not overcome
higher foreign exchange losses and lower
prices, the executive said.—V. 197, p. 862.
the provisional results for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962.
combined sales to third parties of N. V. and Limited in
was
$4,136,000,000 to $4,043,000,000 in 1961. The combined
1962
Net
important
nounced
The
Executive
Major sales gains were recorded In tires
cars,
and In footwear, chemicals and
Unilever N. V.—Annual Report—
The
Chief
$1,006,792,650,
new
793.
p.
and
were
common
decline
'
X
Report—
sales
1961.
of
a
13t>6.
195, p.
?
.
Unilever Ltd.—Annual
See
number
a
President
■
■
Billion—
exceeded
one billion dollars for tha
first time in company
history during 1962, but net profit declined due to-higher foreign
exchange losses and lower prices in some-categories,
George R
shares
that. the
stock
exchange loss in Venezuela bf $63,000,
an
earnings
135,000
55
VJvQriPt.v
nf
four
families
Twenty-two
nrcmn
anri
of organ
automatic
nrrhestral
tone—reed, strings, flute and
controls provide
a
wide
tone
voices
and
effects.—V.
197,
p*
K
(964)
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payable
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
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arid 1981. f
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b on d s offered
Feb. 26were
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ity approved by Orrick^ Dhhlqui st,i Lbs
awarded to the Bank of America- Yi^790^00 ;3.l0^:Du^bh March 1
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{ ^ from/1982! td 1984 inclusive. :i
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bonds
Feb.
offered
19
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;;: BOnd Sale—The $2,500/000 in¬ awarded to Hill Richards & Co.
dustrial plant bonds offered Feb.
Franklin County Water District,
26
to
awarded
were
Stephens,
jointly.
CALIFORNIA
Los
School District,
March
A'ngeleS County, Calif.
on
purchase
the
for
14
$190,000 bOhds,
of
follows:
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
1 from
65,500
Angeles until 9 a.m. (PST)
April 2 tor the purchase of
Los
i160,000
Bohd Offefing—Gordon T. Nes-
The bonds
ball-
are
March 26 for the purchase of $44,000 school bonds. Dated April 1,
1963; Dub bn April 1 from 1964 to
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Interest J-J.
Principal and interest
1983 inclusive.' Principal and In¬
Legality approved by ^ Orrick, terest
payable at thej County
the
1 A-O) / / payablb at
to 1988 incl.
Dahiquist, Herringtoh & SutcliffeA
office.
Treasurer's
Hay ward, Calif.
Callegttas Mumcfip'itl \Vater District,
Ventura
bond
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering
—
Monroe
M.
ceive
the
Directors, will receive sealed bids
—
K. ITeal
until
sealed bids
.receive
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
March
received
12
for
,
receive'
(PST)
on
purchase
the
of
Feb/26, 1963, but were returned $300,000 municipal pier ^ bonds.,;
Dated Jan. i, 1963. Due oh luly T
/ unopened to the respective bidders
from 1965 to 1983 incl. Principal
/ because / construction . bids>. Vhi-u
Adicated a project cost higher, than ahci.interest (J-sT) payabl^ at; the
estimated and allowed for in the City Treasurers office,l oh at .the
bond issue. The city has
purchaser's option in ' the Main
office of Bank i. of America i jN[a<
decided
revisions
certain
make
in the
•
§
and to advertise for
sewer project
tidnal Trust and/SayipgS
As$ociav
f ion in the/ Cities of San Diego,
Xfiew Construction bids,/,
;•
Los Angeles - or 'Sari
Franciscos
;
The$400,000 6f bonds are ex¬
pected to be offered for sale again Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers.
<within the riexV three • to, Six
according
to City Clerk
Leona Garrison. There Will be no
substantial
changes in the terms
conditions of the bonds ex-
and
cept for the date. 1
-
Lei and Stanford Junior
Lfhibersity,
San Francisco, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
bids
at ;Er
2p.m.(PST)lon
for the purchase. of
$750,000
u
■
.
1, 1963. Due
to
from
50,000
June 1 from 1965
on
office.
Legality
approved
by O'Melveny & Myers.
Ventura
County, Calif,
,
.
.
Bdttd Sale—The $260,000 school
bonds
offered
and the First Southwest
1975
to
1983
3.60s; Due
'
■
Feb.
26
"Y //. </*/,:
\
1
bonds
March
;
were
1,
Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., San
interest
net
cost
Francisco, at
of
about
a
3.32%.
Orange Unified School District, A
;
Orange County, Calif. '
/
^Bond Sale—The $410,000 school
bonds
offered
Feb.:
19
were
•••'•
4
^ y
-
-
-
.
/
$800,000 school
Feb.
offered
26
Bartford
awarded to the
•
were
National
t
Bank
....
&
Trust
3.65s; Due on; March 1
price of
frbrii 1986 to 1988 incl,
;
'
'
Co.,
100.399,
3s,
as
at
a
basis of about
g
a
2.96%.
Upland, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
Hartford, Cbnn.
$235,000 school
Feb.
19
were
13
school bonds
The
were
•
purchase of $9,750,000
.
•/"/'l'-- «'; w:'V'?;; 1
El Paso County School District No*
•
(p-:
Colorado Springs), Colo.
—
the
for
Unlimited tax bonds/ as-follows:
$4,500,000; flbdd: control' vbohdsi
Acrh;)LO bL 'ii
-Bond; Sale
J. Mahon,
City Treasurer/ Will receive sealed
bids uritil riooh %f EST): ori: March
Blyth & Co., Inc., and
^
Dffering—John
Bond
Due
to
a
headed by ;the Harrib
Savings Bank, Chicago,
and Chase Manhattan Bank, New
York, at a price of 100.043, a net
,/
1964
to
'
^,000,000 /school bondb^ Hub^bri'
1983 inbL
i,500,000
public / works'- bonds;
Due on May 1 from, 1964 to
;
SS'SSSj- B83/-//'f: /• ^ ^ / Y'Si:
1,000,000
./; C p ue
$1,200,000 ;3^s^' Due(^n? DecY /I
' ' from j964 to 1969 incl.
3,500*000 " 2?4s. Due on Dec. 1
frbm11970 to 1977 iheL: A-* / -
1 from
'
/:-/May 1 frbm
$11,700,000
awarded
May
on
/ 1983 incl;
/
works
public
,on.
bonds,
May 1 fCoin 1964 to
pnblic Works; bondj^ ;Dup
May I from 1964 to "1980
on
-
,
incl.
Dated May
^
awarded to the
•/;'•/''K /'■;/"'/ /•/./
Bolton',. jC'onh, *■*'.
85,000
•
'///■■'/.
Bond Sale—The
incl.
on
Co.,
CONNECTICUT
totereSt «** 01 2'91%' aS f°UoWS: /70Oi()OO
NorJhoH Union School District,
Bankers
Bank,
Co., Chemical Bank New
:York Trust Gd./ali bf /New/York^
'
March
on
payable at the County Treas- Trust
urer's
Manhattan
Trust
1
March/ 1
on
Due ;
1984 and 1985.
ipcl. principal and interY- syndicate;
1983
est
-
months,
-
March 4
M. C. Pickled $125,000 school bonds, Dated June
City/ ClerkV Will
Simer,
$400,000 Sewer System Improve¬
; to
were
f; J^r^0-coLo^Abd
sealed
until
Imperial Beach, Calif.
Bond Offering
Ceres, Calif,
170,000 3 V2S.
bdhd-OfreHh^Hdrfy' M/'Efee,"
Centro
$6,500,000 water bonds.
were
19
Willianx R. Staats &
jointly,
at a ^et ^est cost of about
Imperial County, Calif.
May 7 for Clerk
of theHoarjd
water Will
3^A) Due
awarded to
Meadows Union .School District,.
purchase of $3,000,000
bonds.
until March 20 ior the purchase 6f
ment Bdnds of 1963
Offering
County Treasurer's office/
Bearded, Finance Officer, will re¬
Evere|t, Secretary of the Board of
V
Feb.
from 1971 to. 1974 incl.
bohds.!
able.
1, 1963. Due oh May 1 from 1964
>
^
vig, Clerk of the Bbard bf Super-,
Due A)n visors, will deceive sealed bids at
irom 1965 to 1^92/in- Lbs Angeles until 9 a m.? (PST) on
blusive.
$200,000 school bonds. Dated May
.
offered
^war^ed to Shearson, BammiU &
Co., and' J.-Barth ,& ^Co.; aotntly,v fDominick &/Dptoihick; /Rdq^elt
at a price of 100.014 a net inter- & Cross, Inc., Wood, Struthers &
es* c
about 3.58%, as follows: Co., Deriipsey-Tegeler & Co.; inc.,
City School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
1065 to 1992 inclusive.
revenue
Jan. l
/
Y
Manhattan Beach
*
$125,000 seWer bonds. DUb hn Jat/
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Los
(PST)
a.m.
for the purchase of
bohdSiYDatecl April/
5
Waterworks
(PST)
p.m.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
ion
March
on
bonds
nue
Angeles until 9
1, 1963. Due on July 1 from 1964
/ Bond OffeMiig—Betty Ferrhnti,
to 1,998 inclusive.' Principal and
Secretary oi; thb Board ;6f Directinterest
(J-J)
payable
at the $60,000 43/is. Due. on March
tors^ Will receive^ sealed bids at
County Treasurer's office; / / V Y
from^l965; td 1970 lhcL Y
Merced Until 7:30
Inc., and T. J, Raney & Sons, Inc.,
Bellhoiifer Unified
at Los
Merced County, Calif.
Chase
will ^rebeive /sealed^ bids
visors,
1963^/ principal
1,
:and interest"
(M^) payable at the
8,375,000 2.90s; Due$ on Deo.
Connecticut ^ Bank & rTrust Corn^
YY frbm X9781 to 1980 YnclY
?
pArty Hartford. Legality approved
3/025,000 3s. Due on DecYi;from
;
by; Day/ Berry & /HoWard.
/
1981
"to; 1983 incl/' / /Y / /; /
.
^ v"-^
v^./yi
'
awarded to the United California
i
lCr-
-w-
'
r
Waterhiiry, Conn.'
-
Other members of the syndicate:
/ Note
}'
Offering-^-George Coukis,
:
/Assiatant^^pirectoY^bfBudget//Wili
/receive/sealed bids until J
Bank,;;Los Angeles, as 2%s, at a^F^'
nue bbnds 'offered Feb.;{2l,i Werb/
(EST): oh March 7 f6r { the
price of 100.019: a basis of about ,™ev+me
Nuveen & Co., chase of $10,000,000 notos/
awarded
to
the
Housing
and 2 iqo/
s
'
V i / / Eastman Dillon* Union Securities
Hbmb Finance /Agency.
% ■ ?'ryr^
; &/Co:/' First Y^tfOhdl-••panfc-Y.irn
reve¬
p.m,
purn
;
,
." Duarte XJnified School Di'strict,
;
'/. "f JLbs A'hgele's : Cbitnty, Calif.
BOnd Saie^The
.
.
were of¬
of
America
Bank
fered
to
N.
& S. A. of.'Bah Francisco,
T-
and
Associates, at
net interest
a
cost of 3.24%.
El Dorado
'A
'
High ScJi. Dist.,
Untbn
Will receive
:
Offering
Bond
Ruth
—
Clerk of the Board Of
Lang,
Supervisors,
Will receive sealed bids at PlAcer;
ville
until
March
4
11
(PST)
a.m.
on
the* purchase
for
of
/ $303,000 School bonds. Dated Dec.
15,
1962.
1964
to
Due
1973
dune 15
on
incl.
i,
1963, Due
and
interest
est
proved ;
quist,
HerrTngfon
'6ffering—Fred
J.
March
until
26
$1,965,000
for
2
p.m.
the
school
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
bonds
awarded
phy,
Moore,
on
of
Dated
inter¬
Dahiquist,
,//
;
.
Feb. ,25
Finance
$1,220,000 liriliniited
follows:/
Secretary
—
of
20 for the
revenue
1963. Due
Bank
;
&
j
Florida Development Commission'
Trust; Co.,1
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
:
,
/ /
/ 314,000 series C
Dated
April
1
April
;
—
Ben Dickens,
from
tax bonds, hs nick, Mercantile National' Bank;- chasp, bf
: /
/ Dallas; LaidlhW 6c Go./ The OHid bonds.
bonds//'""-'"
1963.r Due"
1964
On
1978
incl.
pay¬
office:
the
to
County
Legality
$15,000,000'
Co > BleWer, Glynn & Co./Kenower, MacArthur & CO. and Hani-
approved
fen, Imhoff & Samford, Inc. 1
No. R-l
Riverside City School District,
Riverside County', Calif.
/
Sale
—r-
The
h.u ^
'/
.
Pointyr>/
a
Clerk,
14
receive
(EST)*
noon
for the
W. P. Kidd,
—
will
sealed
on
March
purchase of $1,995,000
unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
$6",500,000
were
syndicate headed bv
Offering
bids until
r
school bonds offered Feb. 19
awarded to
City
CP. O. Lakewood), :
Colorado
Bond
r e. v e
,
'{■ 'A'-
Jefferson County School District
by
//Y/.////
p.rp.
pur-
GEORGIA
Bond
Treasurer's
2
thp
Stranahan, / Bartis; &
Compahy,
/
Principal and interest (A-O)
at
March;25 lor
/ :,/•'>
1,
$309,000 improvement bonds. Due
:
on
the First National City Bank of
livan, Cletk of the Board of New York, at a price of .100.125,
Supervisors, Will receive sealed a net interest cost of about 3.09%,
Calif.
Opal L. Mur¬
April 1 from 1964 to 1982
the Board
4
221,000 improvement bonds. Due
on
bids until 11 a.m.
Date?d
Offering
CO./ Kunsns ;GityY vR/^: H;
(EST); ori
of
(PST) on March as follows:
/;'Y^///'/; //;;Y
purchase of $1,000,000 $680,000 4s. Due On karch l from
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1963,
/ 1967 to 1972 inclusive. —- Dub on April 1 from 1964 to 1983
210,000 3%s; Due March 1, 1973.
for
'April
1,
April 1 from 1964 to
office.
Legality
Approved
O'Melveny & Myers.
by
230,000 2.70s.
550,000
•
1976 and 1977.
/;
/
;v
Water
;' April 1 from
/
bonds.
Due
April
-
1
1964 tb 1982 incl,
from
incl.
.
;
on
500,000 electrical bonds. Due
Due Match 1, 1974.
260,000 2%s. Due March 1, 1975,
590,000 2.80S. "Due bn March 1,
April 1 from 1964 to 1982
irici.
the
(EST) on Mabch incl. Principal and interest (A-O)
purchase of $21/000,000 payable at the County Treasurer's
on
Federation
Bond
a.m.
bonds.
ford .National • Bank-v &^ TrubtYGo/
Bond Offering—Donald D. Sul-
Water Power Commissioners, .will
receive sealed bids at New York
City until 11
Wallace,
$906,000 series A bonds.
and
Agency.
Angeles,
Dallas, F. S. JMoseley &• Cb;, HartY
.
Santa Ana Until 11 a.m. (PST) bn Mbulton & Co.^Br8un, Boswdrth AHot^y,fpFtte
receive' sealed bids until,
March' 19 for the ■' putchase** of -&• Coi,- Inc.* Dofciinick •
• ;Domi-.:
were
Bousing
>
visors, will receive- sealed bids at /Trust
reve¬
the
B.
O'Melveny & Myers.
$165,000
offered
to
Offering—LI
'.
Clerk/pif/the/ BohtA
ap-;
Memorial Hospital,
Sale—The
Los
Jr., Clerk of the BPard of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Eureka
Orrick,:
by
Bond bffering
Humboldt County, Calif.
Bond
April 1 from 1964
;:VCalifornia
Bond
& Sutcliffe.
^Eureka High School District,
on
office,, Legality
Long Beach
Home
Dahi¬
on
Bond
able
ity
Orrick,
*
purchase •f bf!
Herrington & Sutcline.
nue
by
v
(A-O) payable at the County
Treasurer's;
; (J-D)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
approved
(PST)
a.m.
the
Oak¬
at
1988 incl. Principal and
from
Principal
10
for
5
bids
$125,000 school bonds. Dated April
to
,
until
land^
sealed
DrangS. County, Qatif^ A
//
/
Bond Offering—Jack G, Blue,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
March
El 'Dorado 'County, Calif.-
"
Placentia Uhided School District,
Y
Aiameda County, Calif.
$100,000 School
{ bonds offered Feb. 19
the
Liverrhorie; School -Dis'frict,
>
1964
•/, ;;
/
to
on
1982
■
288,000 recreation bonds. Due
...
on
April 1 from 19'64 to 1982 incl.
Volume
197
Number 6243
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
,
30,000
building
April
bonds.
from
1
Due
1969
to
on
1974
incl.'
:
75,000 equipment bonds. Due
building
bonds.
1979
April
1,
1963.
Citizens
Southern
&
National
7
7
W
Bond
Offertng^John J. Eakin, >: jcL
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
March 19 for the purchase of
<mv. */.<"•'<
t*
In/M
1964
from
1
P"r?A Ward EigM
1,
Bond Offering
New
™
7
LOUISIANA
for
a.m.
the
school
purchase
bonds.
,1963. Due.
(CST)
on
England Merchants National
Bank; Boston. Legality
approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Resident; ^of th« Parish
bids until 10
^
m
a d interest (M-S) payable at the
Monroe San-
•—
inteCt
and
X)0(Jge,
March
Grovetand, Mass,
$85,000
Bond Sale—The $595,000 school
bonds
offered
Feb.
20
were
on
of
Dated March ..1,
March 1 from 1964
.
awarded to HalseVf Stuaf t & Co.
Offering—Marion W.' Ca*/f° 1973 ihcl. Principal and inter- InO.,k and ;the Stone St Webstetr
Clayton, La.
Miller,
awarded to
the
a
Chase
syndicate headed by
Manhattan
Bank
South Bend
of
New York, Trust Co. of Georgia,
at
cost
of .about.
lows;
„„„„
1064
the!
of
rti?/
April 1 from
on
„
,
awarded to
$^
syndicate composed
a
Continental^Illinois
Na-
1971
1980 incl.
to
750,900
Due
3.10s.
Co., and C. F. .Ghilds .& Co.,
April
oh
1
from 1981 to 1983 incl.
at
price of. 100.152,
about 1.94%.
a
Robinson
Securities
~
Co
tan Bank and associates
IOWA
offer-
anteed by
Bond
Offering
ILLINOIS
from
Interest
County School Dist. No. 147
(P. O. Dixmoor), lu:
1964
J-D.
1
Legality
by_ .f c
& BeUn.
Waltham, Mass.
Note
to
Clark,
the
on
(EST)
purchase
March
of
Sale—The
$30,485,-
$1,000,000
O
AnNov.^mfpriSal^ndL^eTt
payable at the National Shawmut
nua! net i^erest eost df 3,6136%. 000 certificates offered Feb. 26 Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
apOn reoffeiing,, they bonds are were awarded to a
syndicate proved
F.„>cu
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
priced to yield from 2
30^
headed by the cha5(J ManhaKan Paimer & Dodge.
out to 3.65% for the 2002 maturity. Bank, Bankers Trust
w
Associated
incl.
1972
E.
(P.
Certificate
pirst
approved
in
Co., and the
the
offering
National
Chemical
Bank
City
New
The
Company;
oloj
York
First
are:
pirst
Bank;
New
Trust
National
York,
as
100.366999,
National
City Bank
2%s, at
all
MICHIGAN
of
price of
a
Bay City, Mich.
basis of about 2.58%.
a
R«n(|:nffpri,i«r
Other members ot the syndicate:
wiWjecfeive
Lnh
$275000
ls
„
J
w
LSrnmed
revenue
^1963 2on^^i i^Vom
1,0,^3 !^
York; Alex^Browh & Sons, Glore,
Jcffcrcon PofUh. Eact Bonh Consol.
t
win
rlLS3.,^
nn
:
Education,
will
receive
sealed
faidS until :8 p.m. (CST) on March er,
SecreWyv ^ the Board of
5 for the purchase' of $650,000
Directors,
sealed bids
school
bonds.
Dated March. 1, until 2 p.m. (CST) on March 7
f
pnrvmtrniw
Bank of Birmingham. Eddiemah,"
Area Six Community School but.
liams, Secretary of the Board df
a m
for
r
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., LehPollok & Posdick Incorporated; man Brothels, Smith, Barney &
(P. O. Mu.catinc),hu>a
Rotan, Mosle&Co.; arid Inter- Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., Chemical
Bond Offering—Shirley Thick- state Securities Corporation.
Bank New York Trust Co., NfeW
Bert D. Wil-
Offering—-John
bids
4
MARYLAND
an-
were
Finance Agency.
receive
are guar*
an
19
>
the State of Louisiana.
bid of 100.116999, setting
S.
Langdon, Sartdblcfm
'
will
Maryland
Thomas
—
,
June
offered Feb.
a.m.
(CST) on
March 14 for the purchase of
$72,000 sqhooj bonds. Due from
1964 to 1983 incl.
Alta, Iowa
Inc
Citizens & Southern
Bond Offering
are
Schools
of
bonds
nue
-
$3,0Ob,b00r eve-
Superin- swarded to the Housing and Home
The
sealed bids until 10
basis of ing $9,000,000 5%, 3y4% and 3^%',
Series E Bbnds. due Nov. 1. 1908
Natiohai Bank, Atlant# Johtisbn, Peterson, Town Clerk, will reLane, Space Corp., Clement a; eeive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Evans & Co., J. II. Hilsman & Co., (CST) on Mawh 9 for the purNorris & Hirshberg, Inc., and J. chase
of $62,000 improvement
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on
W. Tiridall & Co.
Cook
T
tendent
Commission, La.
Corporation,
Hnmnhrev
Courts & Co
Bond Offering
Bond Sale—The Chase Manhat-
2s,
as
Bond Sale—-The'
District (P* p. Franklinton), La*
Greater Baton Rouge Port
through 2002. The boiids#
Other members of the syndicate:
Equitable
a
nology (P. O.Cdmbridge),Mdts.
Washington -Parish, VarnaJo ScA.
P.
22,000 improvement bonds.
tional Bank & Trust Co., Chicago;
Massachusetts Institute of Techa
lmnInvpmpnThnr,da
nnn
'
*
•
a?
wn
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Ciirtis,
April l from Goodbody & Co.,. Julien Collins &
on
purchaser. Legality approved by
Chapmdn & CutleL;
c—
197Q' IncL
1,850,000 3s: Dpe
:
Community
Corp.,Irid.
$169,000" bonds/ hs follows:
S a 1 e%The - $2,450;0bd
X11C*.
d
o n
Bond
school bonds offered Feb. 26 wefe
'3.02s, as fol-/''if
$400,000 2%s. Due
.
fe
price.b£ 100:039999; a net In-
a
terest
1
March
on
March
p <R* Hubrn.
elusive. Interest J-J. legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
school bonds offered Feb. 26 were
£
ii/r
^
January
hnd July-I from 1964 to-1973 in-
Fulton County Schbot biiirici, Ga.
B o li d Sale — The $3,000,000
Dated
Dated March 15, 1963, Principal
Wide Schbol District (P. O.
(PLeesville), La.
<R4nn nnn
$400,000
.^elusive.;The bonds
^e^lity approved by
-
r
w
v
Bank, Atlanta. Legality approved $250,000" hospital bonds:. Dated
by Oliver, Davis & Maner, Savan- March
1, 1963. Due on
nah..
bonds.
Match
on
the I ntirrbasii vof
purchase nf
1963. Due
<
'
receive
a'iU
Auditor*
(CST)
thP
for
revenue
County
pirn:
bids Until 3
-
57
to 1978 inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
#v:
i...
.
Indiana
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
1983 incl.
to
>.
-
County (P. O. Rensselaer),
Jasper
on
April 1 from .1975 to 1979 incl.
Dated
V.
::v
(965)
k
535,000 Ice-skating arena bonds.
Due on March 15 from 1964
■■
on
Due
'
,
85,000 3s. Due on Aug:-'1, 1977
Muhlenberg County (P. O.
awarded to Barrow, Leary &
Co.,
tip-: and 1978:
:!®
Y
Greenville), Ky.
at a net interest cost of about
g 235,000 3%sv'Dye:)6li"BondOfteri«glr^:|job4:^W^bb:|. 3.63 % .
April 1 from 1964 to 1972 incl.
22,000
/'
.
jgg. - 1983 incl; The
Brothers,
SeloeVagf District
i„tefest j-j.
(P. O. Cretna),
Cp.y Salomon.
Legality
LouisianaV.
& Hutzler, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., aPprove(j fcv
Miller
Canfield,
$600,000
Bond O f f e r i n g—Frank J, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
pa^dDck ^ stone
'
1981 incL Interest J-D. Legality school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1;»1963.
Deemer,
Clerk
of 'the
Rsirish-& Ca* Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
approved by Chapman & Cutler. Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1982
Sewerage District, will receive Eenner & Smith, inc.; Blair & Co.,
Cdro, Mich.
Du Pdge County School District,
Bond Offering—John M. Dunincl. Principal and interest (M-N) sealed bids Until 2'^.m. (CST) oh to., EquUable Securities Corpo*1963. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1965 to
for
the
purchase
of
payable at the District Treasurer's April 4 for the purchase of $4t- ration, Shields & Co., Hornblower can, Village Clerk, will receive
office» or School Treasurer, Mus- 000,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Weeks, L. F. Rothschiid & Co., sealed bids until 7:39 p.m. (EST)
gin
catine Conimunity School District, May 1, 1963. Due on May 1 from First of Michigan Corporation, on March 18 for the purchase of
Education
will
receive
sealed Muscatine. Legality approved by 1964 to 1993 inclusive. The bonds Dick & Merle-Smith, BraUn, Bos- $150,000
revenue
bonds.
Dated
bids until B p.m. (CST) on March Chapman & Cutler.
are callable. Interest M-N. Legal- worth & Co., inc., Estabrook 5c July 1, 1962. Due on July 1 ftbm
20 for the purchase of $283,000
County (P. 0» lowd City), lty approved
by Chapman & Co., Clafk, Dodge & Co., Hejnp- 1965 to 1992 incl. The bonds are
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1963.
lLa
Cutler.
hill, Noyes & &)., Wm. E. pt>Uock callable. Principal and interest
No. 10 III.
Bond
Offering—Mary C. HodSecretary of the Board Qf
Due
Jan. 1
on
from
1965
mclusivA • Interest J-J.
Approved
Madison-
to
1975
Bond Offering
legality County
by Chapman & Cutler.
C. A. Boyde,
—
Treasurer,
Secretary
cation,
until
of
will
7
p.m.
—r
the
Ula
Board
receivei
on
Brazier,
Edu-,
of
Match" 15
for the
purchase bf $050,000. school
bonds!
Dated
on
April
1,
1963. DUe
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1981 ihcl.
Interest* J-J.
■
bonds
are
ity
approved
by
Chapman
&
New
*
KENTUCKY
.
,
Jefferson
WauhctdnP^ m^cUll.
County
Bond Sale
PhiPDCfn
of
Allan Blair & Co., at
100.117,
a
net
nnH
and
Chicago,
a
interest
price of 2,81%,
of
cost
about 2.94%, as follows;.
$350,000 2%s. Due
on
0f bar, a
Dec* 15 from
1250,000
3s. Due on Dec. 15 from
100,000
follows;
1965.
1966
1975 to 1979 incl.
; '
3Y8S. tine, on. Dec.
1980 and 1981. ;
"
|
& Son, at a1
150,000 2%s. Due
1964 to 1974 incl.
v
and
March
on
1,
from I960: to
,
nue
bonds
.
College
$750^,000
offered
on
1987 inclusive
5
r
*
•
Feb.
i
;
.
Bond
l
reve-.
12
for.
to 1976
on
will
Brieif Jr
rpcpivf»
nVCST)
the
purchase
of
on
Sealed
March'
$382 000
20
Aug. 1 from
incl.
■
r
:■
sea^^h^^9ti4il^-nii;CE§$i
Win-
on
I Co The Illinois Com- March 12 iprr jne purchase of
for the purcnase
& Co., The Illinois Com- marc?
Schwabacher & Co., Wells $1*445,000 special ass easm ent
&
Christensen,
Inc.,
Wachovia bonds, as follows:
Bank
Trust
Co.,
Winston- $435,000 improvement bonds, tine
.
Benton. Legality approved by Jo-
seph R. Rubin.
X
C
Salem;
Terrebonne
...
Parish
4..
Waterworks
..
v.
.
1 (P. O. Houma), La.
Bond Offering—Charles C. Col-
lins, Jr.,
Secretary of the Board
Waterworks
Commissioners,
receive
(CST)
sealed
Purchase
on
r#
f
.
Cooley
&
Co.,
National
on
bids
March
18
until
for
5
the
1
from
1064 to
1073
Vy.v
&
400,000 improvement bonds. Due
Co., Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes
S
Morris
Wni{am
Williams
ii/
&
&
&
on
Co., and C.
i
^
from
1
1964
1973
to
610,000 improvement bonds. Due
Co., Inc.
Feb.
1
from
1964
1973
to
incl,
Dated
James J. Lynch,
purchase
of
Feb.
ancj mterest
*4,
1963.^ Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal-
receive sealed bids until April 22
the
Feb.
■SIS
»
Washington Suburban Sanitary
District (P* O* Hyattsville), Md.
for
■
incl.
r
on
.
approved
$14,000,000
by Miller, Canfield,
pacjd0ck & Stone.
unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
Leslie
$10,000,000 construction bonds
4,000,000 water bonds.
Township School District
No. 1 (P* Q.
.
Leslie)i Mich.
Bond Sale—The $795,000 school
bonds
MASSACHUSETTS
of g $915,000
revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due on
Feb.
ihcl.
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Ferris
Treasurer of the Commission, Will
offered
awarded
to
...
Feb.
^
25
were
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
............
Framingham (P. O. Boston), Mass.
inc.,
and
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Nov- 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
Bond Offering—Albert E. Cole, Fenner. & Smith, Inc., jointly, at
Th^bonds .are callaWe. Interest Tow r# Treasurer, will ^ receive a price of par, a net interest cost
M-N. Legality approved by Foley,-sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) ont of about 3.43%, as.followsr,, r'C k
^ Judell. ^ f
Y
March 6 for the purchase of $3f-^ $30,000 41/^s. Due on May 1 from
;
Vermillion Parish, Erath School ; 835,000 unlimited fax^bonds, aS :;;s; 1964 to 1967 incl.,.\;.lM,^
-'
'
100.276, :a net
interest:, cost Vof
Principal and interest payable at : District No. 2 (P. O. Abbeville),
about 2.98%, as follows:;;
;;;:the Bank :of Marshal ? COuhty;'- :;' ;-' Y-:*:'^^- Louisiana
1964
Robert
thron
throp
Bond Offering
300,000 school bonds.
will
were>school bonds. Dated May If 1963.
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
dug on May 1 from 1964 to 1977
&
Share
Corp., at a
price of.;inciUsive. The bonds are
callable.
$430,000.2%s. Due
cityr
Kansas
William
RonH
p.m.
Offering—w''J
coUntv Clerk
'
g *
Bond'0rfering-R. Stanton Kil^^^i^ty-Clerk^ill • receive
Co.,, Robert L. Whittaker & Co.,
-
®ond Offftrillff—-SpfllpH hiHf? will
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11 a.m. (CST)
^-0f ^
vot.
(P. °> Muncie), lnd.:
Sale—The
(CST)
-
Ball State Teachers
:
'
<
..,v,
1973 incl.r
Marshall County (P. O. Benton),
:
Bond
.
District No,
■
,ndIANA
f
igg^fo
fc,
1067.
90,000 2%s. Due March J;; 1968.
480,000 2%s. Due on March 1
15,
Co., Commerce Triist>
Comme:
St. Bernard Parish Schoot Distrkt
pfice
O. ChalmetU)* La*
$105,000 4s.pu^on March 1, 1964
and
a.m.
April 24 for the purchase of $1,000,000 sewerage bonds. Due from
reve-
net interest cost of about
as
Orleans, La.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 10
.
(P.^u. Louisville),
The $825,000
awarded to the Harris Trust and :J; J;
B. Hilliard
nf
•
Brothers
Brown
1
pany,
Bond:Sale—The; $700,000 park jme bonds offered Feb^ 20 were
bonds
offered ' Feb.
19
W^re Warded to a syndicate headed by'Bank
Fed- Trust
a
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
Cutler.
Kentucky
"Ronlr
W^.M^ch
^"^) M^&J.?rpnfjS^^^108y inclu-'^°^nty Treasurer^ office; Legal- sive: Interest M-S. "Legality ap-
,
Savings
^n
Grahanv
^ (J-J) payable at the Second NaCompany* New Yorit "cflv
Bank'Trust Co^NeW SlS^ov^dhykK
j
Wand* iProvidence-8
-IsoTMe ol aeati'c Cor#
,,Harriman &
ii-N
™
1,^2
«m Notr.
'pSpai-Sd*.
1"
Legality !approved
by; Charle$: & Trauernicht.
.^Qvincrc
»
fldd- Paddock & SiOng.
sealed bids
(CST)'
(CST)
o
'
Lor
^Bohd^Offwiag-C.
./ABril a." IMS. -DtM
Offering
School DUirict
^Mdiutrhl
County Community
River), tit.
,
Bond
Natchitochet Potith Comolhtated
will; receive
.
'
! Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
bonds
«
offered
.
Feb.
21
were
.follows:
:
$3,300,000 school
March
bonds.
15, from
inclusive.
Due
on
1964 to 1983
100,000 3^s^Due
on
May 1 from
1968 to 1972 incl.
255,000 3&S. Due
1973
to
1981
on
incl.
May 1 from
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(966)
58
70,000 3%s. Due on May 1; 1P82
1983.
and
MISSISSIPPI
*
■;
terest M-S. Legality approved by
& Fizzell.
340,000 3V2S. Due on May 1 from
Bond Sale — The .$15,000 inti1984 to 1991 incl..
*
provement bonds' offered Jam*3
Saginaw, Mich.
••
..
(EST)
"on
bends,
*
nnn
$625,000
of
blds untl1 10
imnrmtPmAnt
improvement.
March
on
limited tax bonds, as follows:
$77,000 ;' sewerV'bond&v Due on
March 1 from 1964 to 1973
_'
•
1
March
1964
from
to
syndicate headed by
on
1973
Gulfport Municipal
Sale
Bond
—
awarded to
■
Hh-k:
incl.
Interest
1963.
March
on
Due
'
Sale
The
—
B. J. Van Ingen &
Other members of the
Fidelity". Uniori
Due
March
on
to
_
19 were interest cost of about 2.79%.
Bosworth & ; jefferson Davis County (P. O,
interest cost
het
a
Offering
Bond
;
Chancery
MINNESOTA
sealed bids until 10
March 5 for the
Duluth, Minn.
Clerk,
the
for
18
purchase of $3,100,000
on
chancery
Le^
.
000
Cook,
r e c e
until 11 a.m.
Marcft 5
Marqyart, Windhorst & West.
Clerk, will
equipment
bonds.
from
Due
Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
#
(P.
esahc.O
of $350 000 building
Bond
Sale —The
struction
were
$295,000
offered
bonds
awarded to
& Co., at
Due from
to
Barcus, Kindred
1983
^
will receive
sealed bids until 10
Bond
■
Sale—The
incl.
ouBond off«rln,S - Hams Bunch,
Chancery Clerk
Roseville (P. O. St.
bonds.
,•
about 3.36%;
(CST) on
March 4 for the purchase of $375,-
Paul), Minn.
a.m.
000 unlimited tax bonds,
provfement bonds offered Feb. 25 lows:,
$1,250,000 im-
fol-
as
headed
by
to
the
syndicate
a
Bank, St. Paul, at
a
price of
net interest cost of about
a
$275,000
National
First
industrial
par,
100,000
3.61%,
bonds,
bonds.
road
Due
from
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
2.80s.
Due
on
March
150,000 3.20s.
,
Due
on
City
1
3V2S.
from
Due
1973 to
18
March
on
3.60s.
from
Due
100,000 3.70s. Due
1983
on
March
1979 to 1982 incl.
and
on
on
incl,
?'
;l,
^March
1984.
Co.,
Sanborn
2.00%
ens,
Clerk
—
of
\
.
1
(CST)
p.m.
Francis S.
the
Board
of
on
March
12
purchase of $310,000 school
bonds.
Dated
1,
1963.
Due
Secretary
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo,
of
will'
the
Roberts
at
the; purchaser of
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
March
1
of
sealed
$450,000
March
from
2%s, at
1,
'
"
price
Bond
Ma^ru, •
Co.,
rdceiye'sealeci
;
>
March 1, 1963.
Due
March ;1
on
be received until March 5 for
of
$500,000
Citizens
the
at
courthouse
bonds.
National
Bank,
Englewood. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
t„
Vr
Laconia (P* O. Boston)^ N. H.
Thompson, McEvers & Fizell.
Bank of Rhode
Mercantile
,
c
Q^c/iun^
.
r
Rand
&
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Af# •/•
Honeoye Falls, N. Y.
Offering— A. A. Snoody,
Bond
1,. 1963.
(EST)
Due
on
on
March
1» 1961, Due on Sept. 1 from 1964
1
Boston.
Legality
Principal and.
interest payable at the Somerset
Trust
Company,
(EST)
a.m.
Dated
Due on Dec.
March" 6,
27, 1963.
NEW JERSEY
the
by
Asbury Park, JV. i.
-
,
.
Sale—The
offered Feb. 26
•
&
Co.,
3.65s,
as
at
inclusive.
1989
interest
Bank of
Honeoye Falls! Legality
Wash¬
O f f
Note
Howe,
sealed
,
,,
a
12
Offering—Earl C. Nelson,
Due
incl. Principal and interest
Due
Bank,
on
Dec.
1
from
1964
to
g—Gordon
Finance,
A.
will
_
able
for
the
will
a.m.
at
trust
a
designated
r
j
»tt
1983
Candor,
>,
Spencer,
in
at
Trust
Company, New York
the
Morgan
Guaranty
City.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman..
Dormitory
Authority (P. O. Elsmere), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $5,500,000 reve¬
Lebohner,
receive
(EST)
,
be
purchaser
v
sealed
on
March
purchase of $1,395,000
Dikeman.
the
by
pay¬
to
company
New York, if no such designation
nue
bonds
awarded to
offered
a
4.
Tioga,
f
t
Feb.
26
were
syndicate headed by
Phelps, Fenn & Co. and Lehman
Bros.,- at
a
revenue
parking.bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962.
purchase of $1,475,000
school bonds. Dated April 1,1963.
n
of
New York State
A
Bond Offering—H K.
Treasurer,
13
Rochester),
1964, Principal and interest
YORK
.:
.
bids until 11
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on March
i
e r
Director
price of 100.0127,
bonds. Dated April 1, interest cost
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
Ladue School District, Mo. - 1961. Due on April 1 from 1964 to follows:
Bon£ Offering—Robert S. Wein- bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 2001 incl. Interest A-O. Legality
$1,210,000 6s.
stock, Secretary of the Board of 14 for the purchase of $465,000 approved by Sykes, Galloway &
1965 to
will;:, receive
and
approved by Reed, Hoyt,
burn & McCarthy.
Alfred Umve»,ty (P O. Alfred),
Doverj N* Jf*
Bond
Principal
(J-J) payable at the State
ap¬
:
NEW
,>
3
3.63 %
1, 1963. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964
to
then
Legality
& Howard.
awarded to
composed of John J. Ryan
Leventhal
purchaser.
$853,000 bonds
were
of
New York
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man
Bond
purchase
City Clerk, will receive sealed
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
bids until 10 a.m. (MST) on March
"(EST) on March 7 for the pur¬
5 for the purchase of $3,500,000
chase of $6,820,000 notes. Dated
revenue bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
March 15, 1963. Due March 15,
Due on July 1 from 1966 to 1990
on
March 5 for the purchase of $1,-
000,000 ; notes.
the
receive
(EST) on
bonds. Dated Jan.
Monroe County (P^
Albuquerque, JV. Me*,
Bond Offering—Ida V. Malone,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
11
Le-
NEW MEXICO
Offering—James P. Bourne,
until "
Watchung.
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
approved
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
p.m.
Principal to 1985 inclusive.
1983 incl.
and interest (M-S) payable at the»
State Street Bank & Trust Com-
1963.
Stroud & Co., Inc.,
(EST) on March
March 12 for
for
the
purchase
of 21 for the purchase of $890,000
$130,000 sewer
sewer
bonds.
Dated improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
1964 to
bids
Co.,
f
School Districtf
bids until 8
5
Dal¬
Grandbery/ Marache & Co., and
sealed bids until 11
Note
Island, Providence,
National Bank,
las, National Shawmut Bank, State
bell, Secretary of the Board of
Village
Education, will receive sealed
from
Fidelity-Philadel-*
phia Trust Co., Industrial N a tional
kins, City Treasurer, will receive
March
Wood,
Smithers &
Bank & Trust
Connecticut
Hartford,
Co.,
Bond Offering—Edith A. Camp-
Bond Offering—Chester F. Per-
a.m.
Buffalo,
Co.,
from I964 to .1986 inclusive. PrinStreet Bank & Trust Co., both of :
the cipal and interest (M-S) payable
BostonV 'Robert Winthrop "& Co.,
Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
Trust
Struthers & Co.; F. S,
430,000 improvement bonds. Dated
1966
1983 incl. Interest M-S. Legality approved by Stinson, Mag,
Education,
price of 100.-
a
tal Illinois National Bank & Trust
Parke,
&
a
March 12 for the purchase of $1,-
Washoe County (P. O. Reno), Nev*
Mills),
Board
receive
as
3499, a net interest cost of about
ibFSBorougli Clerk, will
vhJWlds. until 8:45 p^J^EST}^ cm
& Co., Hanauer, Stern & Co., and
for
school
,
for the
April
approved
a.group
1963.
■
n
syndicate
a
Bank, New York and Marine Trust
a
Offe^ngr^RutbB.
Bond
callable.
-
to
headed by the First National City
TenaRy, N. J.
7
..
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
are
im¬
$12,900,000
awarded
were
ers
the
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on March
to 3.70%.
No. 638, Minn.
Pecholt,
Legality,
Offering—Jane M. Leav-
Education,
Independent School Dist.
Bond Offering
May 1 from 1964 to 1988
bonds
Sale—The
of Co., Chicago, National Bank of
Detroit, Manufacturers and! Trad¬
basis of about 3.49%.
100.087, a
Na-
or
Missouri
Bond
Mann-
Inc.,
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
at
bonds. Dated May 1, 1963.
-
heimer-Egan, Inc.. Shaughnessy &
Co., Walston • & Co.,^Inc.,/ and
Reoffered
March
of $1,500,000
ffoi, f
Co., J, M.'Dain
Co., Iric.j John Nuveen &: Co.;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, CaldPhillips
sealed
on
were
^
&
well,
(CST)
purchase
The
1
■A Other members of the syndicate:;
Allison-Williams
receive
will
19
Principal and interest payable at the
Eirst National^ JSank of Boston.: inclusive! Tlie 'bonde are' callableV
Interest M-N, Legality approved
1, b^ Charles & Trauernicht.
?
' \J- Legality approved by Ropes 7 & Principal and-interest (J-J) 'pay-!
able at any commercial bank or
Gray.
Jackson County Consolidated Sch.
trust company to be designated
Due
200,000
the
for
revenue
incl.
1978
Clerk,
provement bonds offered Feb. 20
Feb.
31/2S,
as
Manchester, N'. H.
F. LV Boggs,
—
bids until 4 p.m.
from 1970 to 1972 incl.
300,000
Offering
Bond
First
the
First National City Bank of New.
Columbia, Mo.
1
March
of
Jointly»
by Ropes & Gray.
MISSOURI
from 1965 to 1969 incl.
,
Whitefish,
pany,
$250,000 2s. Due March 1, 1964.
250,000
at
March
plant
Due from 1964 to 1988 incl.
follows:
as
payable
Schmidt,
and
are
interest
.
Bank
$590,000
,
awarded
were
bonds
(J-J)
^azoo County (P. O. Yazoo City),
20
The
tional
con-
Feb.
net interest: cost of
a
1964
and
Bond
2.71%. ;
NEVADA
Bond Offering — Shelby Woodr
March 19 for the: purchase of. ward, Chancery Clerk, will re$240,000 school bonds, ',
ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
r
u
s
j
1
fu
n
(CST) on March ,12 for the purLake o fthe Wood. r
County
incl.
Louisville),
.
Baudette), Minn.
1987
Mississippi
.
be received until 2 p.m. (CST) on
to
callable.. Principal, and
Faegre & Benspnxf^-a'
Winston County (P. O.
were
■■■,-■
..
bids until 7 p.m: (MST)
18
for the purchase
ITprk.
1964 to 1988 inclusive.
Good Thunder School District
:
-.
Southampton Township School
receive
25
Housing
bin District (P. Q. Vincentown), N. /.
Other members of the syndicate:
of
®ond Sale—The $420,000 school
$135,000
revenue
bonds.
Dated bonds
offered
Feb. 25
were Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
July. 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from awarded to J. B. Hanauer & Co., Chicago, Drexel & Co., Continen¬
i ve
(CST) on
for the purchase of $350,-
geaje(j
WV
basis of about 2.59%.
will
Feb.
the
to
District, N. J.
price of 100.0506,
a
offered
bonds
'
$1,480,000 reve¬
$900,000 school
C. E. Garret-
—
City. Clerk,
son,
1964
Bond Offering—James H.
sslity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
No. 68,
Bond Offering
March
Starkville), Miss.
April 1 from 1964 to
inclusive. Interest A-O*
1993
on
purchase of $100,-
Oktibbeha County (Pi O.
auditorium; bonds. Dated April 1,
1963: Due
(CST)
a.m.
to 1974 inclusive,
receive sealed
(CST) on Mar,
will
Bond Sale—The
C. Bradford & Home Finance Agency.
Burr,
Erie County (P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
offered
2.60s, at
as
College (P. O.
Yonkers)j Ni Y'.
'
.and J. C. Bradford & Co., jointly,
MONTANA
000 Improvement bonds. Due from seaied
Bond Offering—Bert H. Parson,
City
v
-
Whitefish, Mont.
receive
will
bonds
Utica.
loway & Dikeman.
Elizabeth Seton
awarded to Hornblower & Weeks,
Dale,
Edwin
—
Clerk,
•
,
Prentiss), Miss.
of about 3.09%.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Woods and Semple-Jacobs & Co.,
Inc.
Sale—The
Company
Valley,
approved ^bjr Sykes, Cal¬
awarded
Bond
Principal
Trust
Mohawk
Legality
syndicate:
«onBank & Trust Co., New York;
265,000 314s. Due March 1, 1982.
water^ bonds.
Due on April .
(A-O) payable' at the
Midland
the
of
ark; Boland, Saffin, Gordon &
Sautter, Ira Haupt & Co., Federa-
1
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
,
AA»
Bond Sale—The
$170,000 high-
Braun,
at
Inc.,
Co.,
Marine
nue
bonds offered Feb.
awarded
a
Trust. Co.; New-*
»
way
3s, at
-
1 from 1964 to 1993 incl.
basis of about
as
$60,000
and interest
2.98%.
1978;
3.20s.
180,000
Co.,
a
of
Dated April 1, 1963.
syndicate headed by
a
Other members of the syndicate: Hanauer &
Co., J.
$160,000 bonds Goldman, Sachs & Co., W. H. Morcol, and Coffin &
offered Feb. 19 were awarded to
ton & Oo,; Jnc., Stifel, Nicolaus
A
VRidgefield School
Scharff & Jones, Inc., at a net & Co., Inc., Yates,* Heitner &
Cudlip.
Clair Shores, Mich.
Sale—The
(EST) on March • 12: for th6 pur¬
chase
$3,900,000
school bonds offered Feb. 20 were,
1,
E.
Kenneth
—
-
Bond
1
March
on
Offering
Bond
ioo;063Ya basis of about Brazie, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
.
,
■
Bond
and
Jackson County (P.O. Pascagoula),
by Dick-
inson, Wright, McKean &
St.
v;
3.10s.
1977 and
$1,850,000
the Equitable Securities Corp.
1,
110,000
syndicate headed by
a
Newark,
Rahway School District, N. J.
50,000 3s. Due March 1, 1976.
Separate
The
Due
Co.,
Trust
3.49%.
follows:
3V4S.
^
N.Y,
Deer field,
Company,
St: Louis, at a price of 100.001, a
net interest cost of about 3.24%,
$530,000
„
,
price of 100.148,
were
March
Trust
were
,
First
Bingbamton,:
jointly, as 2.90s,- at a \ price of
100.637, at a basis of 2,81%,
City National Bank,;
Hanauer, Stern & Co., as '3%sf'af
from 1964 to 1975 inclusive.
School District, Miss.
.
Dated
a
Mercantile
26
,
awarded to
350,000 sewer bonds; Due; from
■
M-S. Legality approved
Union
a Art
m1_
awarded to
the
,
Guaranty
Co., New . York,, and
Trust
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Fidelity
..
offered Feb. 19 were
1964 to 1988 inclusive.
Due
bonds.
;
.
.
v?0!11!? 5
school bonds
.
street
366,000
,
Mbnday, March 4, 1963
.
awarded to the Morgan
v:
UuU);
®waTrd®d toIa grotip S°mISf®d1!°f
MisLuri
as
.
inch
(CST)
am»
purchase of $650,000 un¬
follows.
as
will receive sealed
purl
City Clerk
March 11 for the
■**
chase
Bond Offering—J. a McManus,
Mehlville School
:
$535,000 school
Feb.
offered
bonds
St. Louis County,
•
f Bond Offering^-Philip E. Goodlander, City
r®"
Bond Sale—The
"
,
DUtriet-Ne/Rdt-fP. O. Sf.
°f
^-° ^ BWflC
Water: Valley
;
(P. O. Mount Laurel), N. J.
.
Mount Laurel Township Sch. Dist.
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
'
;
.
Coffeeville, Miss.
..
.
of
about
'
as
1
-
Due
1974
net;
a
3.31%,
on
July 1 from
incl.
.
150,000 5s. Due July 1, 1975.
Caroline
'
on
April 1 from 1965 to 1978 incl.
Interest
by
A-O.
Dorsey,
Legality approved
Owen, Marquart,
Windhorst & West.
for
incl.
on
the
March 1 from 1964 to 1983
The
bonds
are
callable.
In-
payable
at
the
Dover.
National
Union
Legality- approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
1,000,000
and Danby, Central School District
(J-D)
:
*
No. T (P.
Candor), N. Y.
A
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school4
bonds
offered
Feb.
19
were
:
from
3V4S.
1976, to
Due
qn
July
1981 incl,..
1
-
590,000 3.30s. Due on July 1 from
1981
to 1984 incl.
3 v, !
-
r
t
Volume
Number
197
6243
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(967)
2,250,000
3.40s.
from
300,000
1985
Due
July
on
1993
to
incl.
l/10s. Due July
the
1
purchase
1, 1994.
Devine
J.
&
Co.,
&
1964 to
&
Lynch,
Smith,
Brothers
&
Inc.,
H.. Morton
W.
/'
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
390,000
McEntee & Co., Inc.,
76,000
Coffip
Co.,
Inc.,
Roosevelt
Davis
&
Clerk
bonds. -' Due
equipment
ni!?4 aiK*
r»/»
Barr Bros. &
&
bonds.
receive
noon
(EST)
Dated
1
Sale—The
awarded
1980
from
1964
until
receive
of
of
to
2.70s, at
as
April
&
'
V
on
(CST)
March 1 from 1964 to 3973
Due
••
'!
~
-
•;
x
.
Donovan,
SOUTH
&
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
Harney County Sch. Dist. N. 30
1(P. O.Hines), Ore.
.-/-V-1
•/ - /•<
y
Bond Offering—Jos. M.
Boehm,
Education,
bids
until
Laurens
Treasurer's
Hanrahan,
Beane, Laird, Bissell & Meeds, purchase of $850,000 school bonds.
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., Shelby Dated April 1,1963. J}ue on
Oc{. 1
receive
sealed
(PST)
p.m.
bids
until
Davis
&
Co.
and
from 1964
Tilney
to
improvement
bonds.
April 1 from 1964 to
on
on
Texas
Bond Sale—The
awarded
receive
March" 5 for the
on
the pur-
Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinburg),
Carolina
of
sealed
bids
until
bonds
noon
incl.'
1983
•
Interest A-O. Legality approved
purchase of $205,000 school bonds/ (EST) pn March 7 for the pur¬
Principal Dated Jan. 15, 1963. Due on Jan, chase of: $125,000 library bonds.:
& Co.
and interest (A-O) payable at the 15 from
1964 to 1978 incl. Prin¬ Dated April 1, 1963. Due on April
Elyria Savings & Trust Company,
cipal and interest (J7J) payable 1 from J964 to 1978 incl. Principal
Pembroke, Darien, Batavia and
Avon. -Lake Branch. Legality ap¬
at the County Treasurer's office. and interest (A-O) payable at the
I
Alexander, Central Sch. Dist.
proved
by
Squire, Sanders & Legality
Manhattan
No. 2 (P. O. Corfu), N. Y.
Bank,
New
approved
by
Shiiler, Chese
Dempsey.
1
Sayre/ Wipfree & Rqnkin.
York* Legality approved by SinkBond. SaIe
The $1,715,000 f*> V'
' -*'
"•;
>ler, Gibbs & Simons.
school bonds offered Feb. 20 were
Cullom
r
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothmari.
Bond Offering — Furman E.
Thomason, County Treasurer, will
8
n
April 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
Mc¬
CAROLINA
South
Clerk of-the Bqard of Education,
will
Gibson,- Spence &$
inclusive.
7,000,000 series 403 bonds. Due
County (P. O. Laurens),
Bond Offering—Fari Sloan, Jr.,
1
March. 26 for the
on
livan,
Farmers
1983
Govern & Lane.
Ohio
vs"'• ..•••>*
by
the
March 18 for
on
(M-S)
interest
arid
OREGON
Avow Lake Local School District,
V" .-''l''"v-.''
ved
a p pro
r»
$1,500,000
incl.
Principal
are
interest
$8,500,p00 limited tax
bon<^s' a? Ml°ws:
500,p,00 development bonds. Due
on
and
at
1964
bonds
to
ihcl.
the
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Co.,
Williston
R.
Due
payable at the State
receive
J.
bonds.
MarchU'*frqm. 19$4
-
from
* iJalias, J exas ^
d q f f e r| n g-^Harold G.
Secretary, ,wilL res
:
Bo
-
-.,V.
*700,000 - school
(J-D) payable at the
Legality
by
'
^
office. Legality approved by Sul¬
will
York;
,
"
r
1
The
Principal
payable
.
Due
Portage Cqunty National Bank of
.
inclusive.
approved
March 1 from 1964 to 1993
on
incl*
until' 1- '
for
1992
National Bank, Brenham.
Legality
s.
Kent.
Federation
Trust
.
7
to
March. 1 from 1964 tQ
on
$300,000
°f
March
on
callable.
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane.
Clerk of the Board of
&
Due
purchase
Due
(M-S)
bond
2,000,000 construction bonds.
Education,"
March
on
the
1963.
"
development
Robbie
schoolhouse bonds. Dated March
1,
and interest
ohio
Co., Kean, Taylor &
Bank
Principal
1963.
(EST)
p.m.
for
faith
follows:
as
Mrs.
—
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on March 13
""""
^oi/or
th*
full
/J/j993;:Jnclp:.%:;".7i/^
District,
Sealed - bids
$8,200 M0
.
Fred Head,
—
Biard.of
12:30
*
City Comptroller's office. Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
basis of about 2.61%.
a
1,
m
price
a
Offering
receive
•
until
incl.
..
.
bids
Marr>h
nn
of
2,000,000
Squire,
purchase of $178,000 school bqnds.
Dated March 1, 1963. Due on Dec.
1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
Principal
and interest (A"0) payable at the
syndicate
a
■■
Bond
sealed
Offering
Barnes, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
will
$3,000,00.0 construction bonds." Due
on March i from 1964 to 1993
pay¬
County National
by
Treasurer,
credit bonds,
inclusive.
Painesville, Pa
Painesville.
<■
inclusive,
1964 to 1980 inclusive,
Dated
Independent School Dist.,
Texas
Raymond H.
—
State
/ESTx
Dm
and
1983
to
Legality;' approved
/:/
$5,625,000 imT
Brenham
Bond
Offering
Hawksley,
1
Bank
Bank
-
Due
Co./Francis I, duPont &: Co., Ira
Haupt & Co.,
H. Walker & Co.,
New
bids
Bond
S^°0l-b0SdS':?Purchase
1963. Due on Dec.
able at the Lake
w,,j
Other members of the syndicate:
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., F. S.
Smithers
'
March 11 for the
on
^°pda-ic&k,ofihe
Due. from 1964 to 1980 mcl.
headed by Lehman Bros. & C. J.
Pevine & Co.,
100.591,
sealed
March 1,
from
,
provement bonds offered Feb. 26
of
Esch,
Principal and interest (J-D)
Due
'
bonds.
sewer
1964 to
Co., Tilney & Co., Doo
Onondaga County (P. O.
i//////: Syracuse), N. Y.
were
E.
the Board of Education,
will
990,000 renewal bonds. Due from
Bond
of
G.
—
to 1970 inclusive. •
:^19644691'& «' - • Sanders & Dempsey. • ;
to 1970 inclusive.
'225,000 sewer-bonds. Due from
Street sboroLocal School
Cross, Inc., Wood,
.1964 to 1970 inclusive.
y
Ohio
:
Co., Shelby CuUom. 424,000 water bonds. Duo from
little & Co.,: Sage,; Rutty & Co.,
Inc., and H». V. Sattlpy, & Co,
.
Offering
Burr, .Eldredge
Kean, Taylor & Co.,
&
Struthers
building
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
!Franda I. duPont & Co.,: First ot
Michigan .' Corporation, yK Adams,
Co.,
Bond
406,000 improvement bonds. Due
Inc.,
ISLAND
Rhode Island (State of)
from 1964 to 1980 inclusive.
Hutzler, Blair & Co.,
Co.,
RHODE
Ohio
598,000 improvement bonds. Due
Salomon
&
City School District,
'
from 1964 to 1980 inclusive.
Pierce,
Inc.,
Painesville
un-
follows:
1975 inclusive.
1,030,000
Co., Kuhn, Loeb
Merrill
Fehner
$9,822,000
as
$4,295,000 school bonds. Due from
Other members of the syndicate:
C.
of
limited tax bonds,
•
59
offered
to
$1,000,000 road
Feb.
26
were
syndicate composed
a
Underwood,
Neuhaus
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis,
Rotan, Mosle &
Co.,
.
:
—
Cincinnati, Ohio
,
rector
ri;
Bond
Offering—Roccp R. Doino,
Schools, will receive sealed bids
for
21
the
purchase
will
jbids until 10:30
^March:
?
14
$8,250,000
sealed
a.m. (EST) on
purchase of
the
for
commuter
bonds.
ear
Clerk
the
Board
Commissioners,
sealed
on
bids
March
$30,000
until
11
1964
University of Rochester (P. O.-
:
Rochester), N. Y.
Bond, O f f e r i
g—L
n
Thompson,, Vice
to
a
First
R
0 y
for
1973
B.
the
revenue
Due
on
incl.
purchase
(A-O)
National
ington
Oct.
Interest
proved
from
1
1963 to 2000'
A-O.. Legality
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield
&
(ES,T)
.
bonds.
Dated
.
Oct. 1 from
on
Principal
payable
Bank
the
at
Wash¬
and
Bank,
and
both
of
Bond Sale-LThe
awarded
of Wm.
to
J.
Vested Fire District, N.
Bond
bonds
Sale
The
—
offered
awarded to the First
al
2.96%.
/
3s, at
as
'
1
No.
1
Central
School District
for
the
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
Feb.
*
1, 1963. Due on Nov. 1 from
1963
to
1990 inclusive.
i
r
Yonkers, N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Martin L. Ball,
City Comptroller, will receive bids
until
noon
(EST)
on
on
March
1
Due
from' 1989 to
on
Bop^^ Qffpripg?—Roy X.v McCullough, President of the Board of
/Trustees,
receive sealed bids;
/until 7:30' p.m; (CST)Cbn; March-
on
Co.
of
at
Co/
Houston.
Mid-
and
1
1,
1996.
15
for
the
1963.
on
be
Dated
(M-S)
1
are
National
Legality
Charles
callable.
Principal arid interest
National
Bank,
Bank, Houston. Legality
approved
by
by
Clerk
—
of
Education, " will
bids
14
until
for
noon
the
Norman J.
the
receive
(EST)
purchase
Due
incl.
(J-D)
on
Dec.
1
Principal
payable
at
of
sealed
on
of
school..; bonds.. Dated
1985
Board
March
$875,000
March
1,
r
Texas
Bond
Bond
(EST)>
Offering
1964 to
and
interest
Dated
the
Minster
from
on
March
—
Howard
M.
re¬
2.61%,
May 1, 1962.
terest M-N.
to
2012
Due
on
May 1
inclusive.
Bank, Dallas, at
to
'
on
Bond Sale—The $850,006''school
'
bonds
offered
awarded to
April 1, 1970
Barksdale
F-
w-
Feb.
a group
Craigie
&
&
on
1974 incl.
April 1 from
/
a
Co.,
Co.,
price of 103.36,
2.89%.
.
a
20
were
composed of
and
Kenny & Ayres, Inc.,
1971.
1972 to
VIRGINIA
April 1 from
on
1969 incl.
161,000 23/4s. Due
-
i
p.m.:(CST)
the purchase of
/Ut < '*
^ " Alleghany County (P. O. Covington), Virginia
April 1 from
1966 incl.
for
.
'
on
12
//
price
follows:
97,000 2V2s. Due
and
a
March
$1,845,000 schoolhouse bonds.
25
Feb.
Republic
net interest cost of about
as
1967
on
$477,000 re¬
the
Offering—Seaijed bi<|s will
be received until 7:30
offered
to
135,000 2V4s. Due
In-
Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson.
bonds
awarded
1964 to
a.m.
18 for the pur¬
The
—
$84,000 3y4s. Due
chase of $1,000,000 revenue bonds.
1965
Sale
of par, a
Bond
Independent Schpol
pUtrid, Texas
National
Allentown), Pa.
MacGregor, Secretary, will
ceive v\sealed bids until
11
from
State Bank. Legality approved
by
Abilene
were
//•
Elkins,
n s o n,
Teqas Qity lndep, Schpo) District,
TEXAS
funding
Myhlenberg College (F. O.
Vi
Weeiris & Searl.
Chapman & Cutler.
G.
Minster Local School District, Ohio
Dated
bonds.
(F-A) payable at the First City "
the
approved
the purchase of
school
1963. Due on Feb. 15 from
1964 to 1996 inclusive. The bonds
1964
at
for
6
Feb. 15,
Principal -and
payable
Planters
March
$3,500,000
1,
March
from
Qffering—Spaled bids will
recpived until 11:30 a m. (CSJ)
on
of $150,000
March
inclusive.
1978
interest
Memphis.
Other members of the syndicate;
purchase
bonds.
Due
Union
and
by
Texas
(CST) on March
a.m.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., C. J. De-
Co.
of
approved
Spring Branch Indep. School Dist.,
hugh, Mayor, will receive sealed
to
March
130,000 Is. Due March 1, 1997.
&
Cornmerpe
Legality
Vinson, Elkins, \7eems & Searls.
net
a
f
Ripley, Tenn.
building
March
1994 incl.
Kirkland
March 6 for. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Due
&
Securities
Co., Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
1963.
.
F(ouston, fadep. Sflfaot'
District^ (P. (X. Houston), Texaq
.
interest cost of about 2.84%.
bids until 11
of about 3.29%.
Offering
May 1, 1983
on
1984.
14 /for the. purchase Of $1,200,000 -
Securities Co., Inc.,
Bradford
South
Sparks & Co., Schaffer, Necker &
Bond
school
and
vine & Co., Ira Haupt & Co., J. W.
Stueve,
13
Feb.
140,000 3V8s. Due
.
Bpitd Offering—James R. Fitz1,
18
I sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March
720,000 3.40s.
/
im¬
May 1 fronri
on
Bond
from 1986 to 1988 incl.
/
$48,000
bonds offered
provement
vmond, District Clerk, will receive
$1,835,500
3.35s.
C.
1
Peelor & Co.
Bond Offering—M. Betty Red-
;
The
—
incl:
to 41093
incl.
1983
260,000 3V2S. Due
were
(P. O. Webster), N. Y.
J
Sale
1979
/schoolhouse bond^ pated April 1,
1903. Due on April 1
fron^ 1964
$380,000 high'•
-
.
1969.
March
awarded; to • Ellis & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.694, a basis
'
Webster, Penfxeld, Qntario &
I Walworth,
Bond
to
on
Due on March
1984 and 1985.
'
310,000
&
Cambridge), Ohio
a
basis of about
a
1970
1995 and
pity Nation¬
Bank, Binghamton,
price of 100.316,
1,010,000 3}4s.* Due
com-
rGuernsey County (P. O.
were
Bond' Saler^The
the Cherokee
follows:
60,000 3V2S. Due MarchA 1,
Bank of Cincinnati.
20
as
190,000 3.30s.
Mericka
Tenn.
syndicate headed by
on March 1 from
1904 to 1968 incl.
$194,800
Feb.
were
$270,000 6s. Due
Co.,
Corpl, and. Pi'ovi-
Cleveland
TENNESSEE
e
MeMinff County (P. O* Athens),
J.
approved
group
^indhorst & West.
to
%
May 1 froni
on
1980 to 1982 incl.
April 1 from 1966 to 1983
Interest A-O. Legality
on
May A1 from
"on
250,000 3.30s. Due
bids
bonds. Dated April 1, 1963.
Authority
reve¬
of about 3.32 %,
$606,000 im¬
a
Due
quart,
$2,950,000
a
1977
and
sealed
on March 6
of $2,720,000
purchase
1969
iriclusiye, Principal ari<!
Halsey, Stuart & Pet, Inc.,. at a. ivay bonds pffered Feb/19 were
interest sA'-Qi payable at the Na¬
price of 98.007, a net interest cost awarded to a group composed of tional
Bank
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The
school
May 1,
on
215,000 3.20s. Due
Arthur L.
a n.a g e r
receive
from
incl.
1971 to 1976 incl.
inclusive.
offered Feb.- 20
bonds
awarded to
provement bonds offered Feb., 20
Wood.■
of
the
for
,
City, Ohio
Bond Sale
240,000 3s, Due
unyi 2:30 p,m/ (CST)
(P. O. Pittsburgh)/ Pa.
purchase of
Legality
Grove
'
were
purchase
sewer bonds.
Baldwin-Whitehall Schs.
nue
Savings
1,1960.
1
on
PENNSVLY4NI#
from
$3,240,000
of
bonds. Dated Oct.
for/ the
receive,
(PST)
—
May 1
on
1968
and 1*970.
approved, by Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
;
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids by Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eekler
until 3 p.m. (EST) on March. 14 & Niehoff;
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for
27
wil)
a.m.
will
-'-''Clerk,
D. W. Ayrds,'
—
Director,
$5,000,000
CouYlty
a.m.
the
incl.
and' Washington.
President
Bond Offering
receive
*
11
building
interest
of
will
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p,pnd Offering
•°HpehL Business M
to
65,000 3%s. Due
DAKOTA
$10,500,000
Salem, Oregon
Offering—Harry R. Allen,
of
1964
No. 1, S. Dak.
Washington), Ohio \ 1 n
April 1, 1963. Due
Due from 1963 to 1987 incl.
of
building bohds."!
March
Bond
Sloan Colt,
purchase
sealed bids until 10
Fayette County (P. O.
receive
the
Finance
(P. O, New York City), N. Y.
^Chairman,
^ihcipal
1, 1963.
for
fer & Williams.
Port of New York Authority
| Bond Offering — S.
of
payable at the Irving
Trust Company, New York City.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
*
I
purchase
follows:
as
$9Q,000 5s. Due
Sioux Falls Independent Sch. Dist.
re¬
arid interest
pf $2,125,000 school bonds.
i
the
1963. Due Nov.
Fredonia), N. Y.
March
State Treasurer, will
hoppl (FST) oil ceive sealed bids until April 23
for
$20,000,000 /notes. Dated .ApriL 1,
Assistant to the Superintendent of
until
12
March
School District No. I (P. O.
t
0^,,finance, will recqivq^ppputy
bids until
sealed
Arkwright, Sheridan;
Portland and Dunkirk, Central
3.27%,
Oregon (State of)
|SOUTH
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
Pom fret,
■
.
.
Walker, Austin & Waggoner and
Lentz, Newton & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
as
Horner,
Willis,
3.20s, at
basis of about
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(968)
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ed to J. F. Simard & Cie Ltd., at
"/) St. Joseph, Que.
Virginia
a price of 98.47, a net interest
Bond Offering —Gerard PresBond' Sale
The ' $1 000 000-inclusive.
cost of about 5.91%; as follows:
seau, Village Secretary and Treasschool bonds offered Feb. 20 were '
.
>.
, >/
S562 000
5».is ' Due on. March 1 urer. will receive sealed bids until
awarded to F. W: Craigie & Co.
! Laurent.de, School Comm.,,ion, , ,
•
.IsP 1973 incl:'•
' 8 P-m.'->(EST) on March 4 for the
and r; S- Dickson &
Co., Inc.,
Quebec „
.
,
,
. fro
. ?
.
* t* \> > purchase of ; $125,000 aqueduct
iointly as 3^s at a price of 102.Bond Sale—The $950,000 school 388,000 6s. Due on March 1 from bonds. Dated April 1, 1963. Due on
705 a basis of about 2.81%,
bonds offered Feb. 4 were award1974 to 1983 incl.
April 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
,
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St. Romuald-d'Etchemin Parish,
? •.;
Quebec
! v r Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 4 for the purchase of $97,000 sewer bonds. Dated April 1,
1963. Due on April 1 from 1964
to 1983 inclusive.
bonds. Dated March 1, 1963.
Due on March 1 from 1964 to 1983
Martinsville),
Henry County (P. O.
Monday, March 4, 1963
sewer
—
.
,
'
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Portsmouth, Va.
Offering—A. P. Johnson,
Bond
City
Jr.,-
receive;
will
Manager,
(EST.) on
sealed bids until 11a.m.
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of
,
$4,600,000 unlimited tax bonds, as
y
March
follows:
purchase
the
for
14
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SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNTS
$3,000,000 water bonds. Due on,
...
April 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl. ;;
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Due
April 1 from 1964 toy ;i.
on
;
1983 incl.
.
Dated
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
bond s.y
improvement
1,600,000
April
Principal
1963.
1,
BANK & QUOTATION
(A-O) payable at the
and interest
Chase Manhattan Bank,
New York
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King, Dawson & Logan.
',
pfillftEC^Rlli1-"^
Rockingham County - (P. O. ';y;
Harrisonburg), Va.
Sale
Bond
The.
—
.
vJ;'/
.
$1,000,000y:?
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awarded to
a
Trust
&
Willis,
and
Co.,
.
.
v%
*
Kenny & Ayres, Inc., as 3%s, at a
of
price
2.79%.
yy:
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GIVE |Cf
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J2 f: yil
Strudwick, Federation
Anderson &
Bank
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composed of
group
v'.-••'?..'--.y.
i,vV-^5y.
.;
school bonds offered Feb. 20 were
102.86,
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STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
basis of about
a
.
c
_
WISCONSIN
Bond
•
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Beloit, Wis.
•
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
•
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
•
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
Calland,
H.
Offering—R.
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m.
the
for
7
(CST)
purchase
corporate
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•
MIDWEST STOCK
•
$1,420,000
as fol¬
of
bonds,
purpose
lows:
-
March V' i
on
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
^
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EXCHANGE
•
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
•-
$605,000 school bonds.
325,000 school bonds.
120,000 fire bonds.
70,000
-
bonds.
sewer
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
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175,000 school bonds.
60,000 water main bonds.
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES—
^ DOMESTIC
25,000 school bonds.
March
March
1,
from
1964
1
1963.
Due
on
able at Chicago or New York
CANADIAN
•
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
•
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
RAILROAD BONDS
•
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
•
INDUSTRIAL BONOS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
Principal and interest (M-S) pay- f¬
as
DOMESTIC
VP.
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
inc.
1983
to
MUNICIPAL B0ND&-*
CANADIAN
40,000 public park bonds.
Dated
•
City;
mutually agreed upon. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Chippewa Falls High Sch. Dist.,
,;
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<.
No. 4, Wis.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be received until 1 p.m.
March
19
for;. the
$1,147,000
school
1964
beil,
(CST)
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS'
Wis.
bids
on
March
$4,265,000
as
will
until, 2
of
bonds,
SECURITIES
•
-
Comptroller,
sealed
chase
Dated
Offering—Irvin F. Knoe-
City
ceive
%
of
-
West Allis,
Bond
on
April 1 from
on
1980 incl.
to
(CST)
purchase
bonds.-
April 1, 1963. Due
will
OTHER STATISTICAL
re¬
INFORMATION
p.m.;
19 for the pur-'
•
CALL LOAN RATES
•
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•FOREIGN EXCHANGE
series
•
TIME LOAN HATES
•
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
PRIME BANKERS'IACCEPTANCES
1963
follows:
$3,000,000 school bonds.
139,000 sanitary sewer bon<|s.
29,000 waterworks system bonds;
MONEY MARKET
•'
i'l'«.
•
627,000 storm bonds.
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470,000 improvement bonds.
Dated
April
and interest
City
Principal
1963.
1,
(A-O) payable at the/:
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
WILLIAM B. DANA Cd.
,
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
25
SUBSCRIBE
S■ QUEBEC
-y
Bond
Town
;
PARK PLACE
NEW YORK 7,
CANADA
•
I wish
Record for
Ester el, Que.
Offering
—
Secretary
Pierre
and
TODAY
Blain,
Treasurer,
Name
—
will receive sealed bids until 3:30 s.
p.m.
(EST)
on
March
for
8
Address
the
purchase of $189,000 improvement
:
bonds. Dated April 1, 1963. Due on
April 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.iyf-fc;
Granby, Que. ' '"Vv ' •////
Offering—Donat Brosseau,
Clerk, will receive sealed -
Bond
City
bids until 8 p.m.
4
for ;* the
(EST)
purchase
of
on
March :
$150,000
-
to
City
^
N. Y.
,
subscribe
one year
r
to
for the
the Bank
sum
& Quotation
of $45.
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