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The COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
THE
Volume
Number
197
■
AND
LEADING
MOST
INFORMATIVE
6265
New York
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
The
shares
to
offered
be
the
April
on
to
shares
offered
offering
follows:
as
will
be
..ESTABLISHED
1319
N. W.
manufacture
30,
filed
1963
offered
be
INSURANCE '
•
for
"Reg.
a
and
A"
486
class
A
to
are
be
used
for
Family
of
Life
credit
Eastman
of
appliances,
the
Republic
>•
.
"Reg.
a
capital
stock
common
conduit
a
issuer
Bldg.,
Seattle,
sictcness
is
engaged
in
of
that
sets
engaged
sale
of
Ave., Gresham, Ore., is
iron furniture and'' the
wrought
TV
related items.
and
SEC
—
by
The
On
Filing—1
H. W. I.
26, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 1,000,preferred shares to be offered at 25 cents
for (subscription
by stockholders of record April 10, 1963 on the
basis of one preferred, share for each five common shares held.
Rights expire May 31, 1963. No underwriting is involved. < "
v, r?
proceeds are to
be used for mining operations.
Bristol of Pioche, Nev., is engaged in the exploration for copper,
silver,, lead and zinc ores. ■ .y.j*;
;;;
■
The
a
used
be
to
are
for
plant,
a
a
Brown
H.
of
distribution
of
Va.,
engaged
is
London
Dry Gin
the
in
real
underwriting
to
be
filed
June
involved;'
is
for1 repayment
used
"Reg.
a
15,
1981
equipment and
debt,
Nelson
Road.
holding
Box
868)
Fort
Wayne,
Ind.,
L
On
May
ture,
an
the
1963,
withdrew
company
its
registration
state¬
filed with the SEC on March 30,
1962, which
of 8%
subordinated debentures due 1977, 200,000
6-year warrants to purchase 25,000 common at $1
have been offered in- units consisting of at .$10 deben¬
$250,000
and
8
shares
common
and
warrant
one
underwriter, not* named.—V.
195,
p.
at
$18
unit,
per
through
1800.
issuer
and
held
the
parts
organization
reierence
any
Ralph
Hakim
to
the
in
also
the
found
that
financial
the
of
the
Issuer's
statements
issuer and
offering
the
of
circular
predecessor
Haltone Fur
Rentals
and
were
that they reflected assets of $3,820 shown at "iden¬
tifiable
cash
cost,"
whereas kuch assets had
been
among
those
acquired from the predecessor and had been valued on the pre¬
decessor's
books
at
$470.
The
made,
only
provisions
that
Commission
by
shares
not
were
assure
200,000
also
ruled
that
arrangements or
issuer
(and war¬
escrow
the
of
to
purchase an additional 33,000 shares) issued to manage¬
officials,
promoters, underwriter and counsel would not be
ment
reoffered
the
to
of
amount
A
196,
the
after
year
one
and
a
securities
exemption,
which
be
may
maximum
commencement
accordingly
the computation
in
offered
of
secu¬
the maxi¬
under
thereby
amount
such
of
Regula¬
a
being
exceeded.
855.
p.
Haverhill
The
within
required to be included
were
—V.
public
Regulation
proposed
rities
company.
originally
share to
per
~
13,
omitting
and
the
of
holding 44.5% ). The Commission
offering circular were materially
and
in
by the predecessor to the
portion of
the .issuer's
major
president
issuer.
sheets
balance
tion
O.
(P.
predecessor (all of
also found
Commission
misleading in
the
•
of
me
mother
predecessor
of
include
to
rants
A" covering
to be offered
(his
Commission
failed
mum
of
estate
covered
manufacture
& Vodka.
No
1963
due
-
I.
common
Harpers Ferry, W.
wholesale
W.
ment
and
licenses
equipment,
each.
29,
bonds
E
the
The
held
ussets
became
deficient
an
otherwise,, to
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
April
on
series
certain
notification
the
wife).
'
Hallandale Rock & Sand Co.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
»
"Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
29,
1963 filed
be offered at $6,
to
shares
common
Proceeds
April
6%
expansion.
"'
Working capital.
and
$500
Brown Distilling Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
on
of
Proceeds: are
.
corporation
corporation
$270,000
at
Building
his
a
constituted
stock
operation
that the
May 6, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment" originally filed with the SEC on Dec.
4, 1962, which covered
75,000 common shares to have been offered publicly, through an
underwriter, not named.—V. 197, p. 1014.
-
The company on April
000* series A convertible
10,0t)0
Copy
a
sole proprietorship operated by Hakim's
not engage in any business but served as
Hakim
the
of
management
by
did
transfer
its
misleading"
the
played
Inc.
and
owned
wmch
Selwyn
ruled
.;77.
insurance.
Co.,
to
and
45.1%
and
:
control
was
Selwyn Hakim,
son,
account,
' v'' •
."V'.
Gotham Educational Equipment
Registration Withdrawn—
covering
A"
stock
etleciive
(John)
$1.60
SEC FILINGS
-
that Haltone Fur Rentals,
assets.
paid-in
accident and
active
whose
810
preferred, $130; for common,
by Pacific Northwest Co.,
V"/1;;-;
of
life,
in
was
covering
^
Proceeds
at
Bristol Silver Mines Co.—"Reg. A"
The
1839
Price
underwritten
working capital.
$10, without underwriting.
tp be used for inventory, advertising and expansion.
are
of
Barger
be
at -25
Barger, Inc.—'"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
common
carpeting,
FIELD.
and
(Harry)
in
May 8,
1963 filed
preferred snares (par $o0)
on
Seattle.
sale
Proceeds
to
The
$400.
cents, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for mining operations.
Archean of 2019 Santa Rita Drive, Las Vegas, Nev., is engaged
in the exploration and mining of iron ore.
The
INDUSTRIAL
company
shares
Exploration Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
*Kie corporation.on May 8,1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 500,000
.
FINANCIAL
7, N. Y., Monday, May 20, 1963
•
dividend
$8
4,900
THE
Family Life Insurance Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
SEC REGISTRATIONS
common
IN
General Corporationj and Investment News
>
Archean
PUBLICATION
Gas
Co.—"Reg. A"
Filing—
on May
2, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 8,137
capital shares to be offered at $33.50 per share for subscription by
company
stockholders
held
of
the
on
Record
No
Haverhill,
In
distribution
purchase,
share
new
one
underwriting
for
each
19
shares
involved.
is
to be used for loan repayment.
Headquartered
the
in
of
basis
29.
May
Procee'dSf'are
northeastern
the
Mass.,
sale
and
of
Massachusetts.—V.
is
company
natural
193,
gas
for
engaged
in
consumption
2435.
p.
Charmingfare Associates, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
corporation
shares
common
Proceeds
golf
May
on
be
to
used
Candia,
at
filed
N.
A"
without
and
of
promotion
-
H.
Road, Box 361, R'.
in the operation of
Haltone
covering 600
underwriting.
"Reg.
a
$100,
construction
for
'
course.
Charmingfare of South
chester, N. H., is engaged
at
1963
3,
offered
be
to
are
On
the
a
Man¬
1,
No.
/
v.
Corp.,
$2
,
.
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
SEC
Act
announced
making
with
350
per
to
respect
Seventh
a
issuance
New
of
sale
by
150,000
Hudson's Bay
decision
a
April
16,
A exemption
public
York,
of
Its
Regulation
proposed
a
Ave.,
the
permanent
temporarily suspending
tration
public golf course
Rental
13, .the
Securities
order
.
D.
F.
a
May
under
1962
from
Haltone
regis¬
Rental
shares
common
at
share.
The
with
SEC
capital
The
States
whose
company,
Tex.,
filed
Gas
Producing Co.—Bonds Reg'd—
is Petroleum Tower,
address
registration
a
with
statement
the
Corpus Christi,
SEC
May
on
15,
covering
a
proposed offering of $50,000,000 principal amount of
mortgage bonds, series A, due 1983.
underwriting group will be headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Inc., The First Boston Corp., and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
In
ing
its
decision,
examiner
the
that
were
findings by its hear¬
offering circular
failed to disclose that Hal¬
materially
tone
Commission sustained
issuer's notification
the
and
Fashions,
issuer
and
deficient in that they
Inc., was the predecessor and
that Ralph
Hakim was promoter
an
of
affiliate
the
of
issuer
first
The
of
Security Freehold
Net
sale
bank
of
be
to
the
of
loans
sidiaries.
The
received
vendor
balance
Coastal
by
States
from
the
be applied largely to the retirement
debt of the company and certain sub¬
of
the
working capital and
purposes.—V. 197, p. 816.
proceeds
will
will
added
be
available
be
for
the
to
In This Issue
the
proposed sale
the
at
Proceeds
due
June
—V.
will
1,
be
1987
totaling
funds,
197,
of $13,000,000
meeting
is
first
of
scheduled
for
mortgage bonds due 1993.
July 18 (11 a.m. EDST)
address.
same
On
the
and
refund
to
used
outstanding 53/a%
bonds
due June 1, 1991.
The remaining
5'As
$5,000,000
about
the
will
be
used
for
p.. 1945.
construction.
'
,
.
May T5, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on April 2, 1962, which covered
70,000
shares
common
through
have
to
been
underwriter not named.—V.
an
offered
at
$5.75
share
per
195, p. 1799.
Continental Reserve Corp.—Class B Common Reg'd
The company
statement with
cents
$40
of
class
share.
B
par
per
organized
SEC
stock, to be offered for
underwriting is involved.
The
public
common
No
under
East 40th St., New York, file a registration
on
May 13 covering 45,000 shares of 50
114
the
New
York
law
in
October
1962
sale
at
was
company
and
to
insur¬
proposes
acquire, organize and manage" life and accident and health
ance
companies. It has no operating history and is in the promo¬
tional and deevlopment stage;
and two Subsidiary companies are
now
in the organizational stage (one in New Jersey and one in
New
York)
which,
when
authorized, will conduct an insurance
business in the respective states. Net proceeds of the public offer¬
ing will be used for investment in the two proposed insurance com¬
pany
subsidiaries. The
founders
have
purchased
500
shares
of
class
L
tional
stock
2,000
at
$40
New
York
American
share
per
shares^
have
and
subcsribed
for
an
addi¬
The
prospectus lists Edwin G. Wilken
as
president. He and four other officials own (in equal amounts) the
outtsanding 500 class B shares (plus warrants for 2,500 class B
common shares). ••
'
•
The
class
corporation
A
is
May
1,
to
1963
be
bondholders
filed
offered
on
a
pro
"Reg. A"
a
at
$50
for
rata basis.
covering
5,960
subscription
No
Crystal
Ranier,
are
is
to
be
engaged
Wash.—V.
used
in
194,
p.
-
It
for
the
expansion
operation
2116.
-
and
of
1
a
by
underwriting
equipment.
ski
resort
16
Stock
Exchange
28
Stock
Stock
Detroit
Pacific
Coast
near
(Bonds)——
Exchange—™—
34
Exchange
Stock
and
two
with
fee
for
stock.
Canadian
a
shares of Security
solicitations in the
such
services.
/
sale
of Houston, owns 67.7%
Limited
(wholly-owned
22.6%. W.
owns
_
_™____
Exchange.
—
Stock
40
by
E. Glenn
is
and Hudson's
subsidiary of
President.
Pursuant
46
tional
40
applied to
receivables,
Bond Averages.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
40
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—— 40
Transactions American Stock Exchange.— 40
Miscellaneous Features
Corporation and Investment News—
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings.—60
Dividends
Declared
Condition
Statement
and
of
Payable.——
Member
System
Exchange Rates
Statement
13
Banks
of
51
,
51
,
of
Condition
of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks____—
of 3430
with
the
52
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52
The Course of Bank Clearings____
49
options
exchange
(one
shares
upon
1,892,198
and
1
Kansas City,
Broadway,
the
SEC
May
on
13
filed
Mo.,
covering
a
173,433
regis¬
shares
proposed to offer this stock for subscription
stockholders at the rate of one new share for each
shares
693,735
direct
stock
-
of
will
or
added
of
be
may
consumer
stock.
common
be
reduction
to
proceeds of the sale of addi¬
capital and will be initially
borrowing,
or
to
purchase
or Invested in subsidiaries for
Net
working
term
short
advanced
to
sales financing, or other purposes.
loans,
The
pros¬
pectus lists A. J. Blasco as board chairman and Paul Hamilton,
Jr., as president. Management officials own some 18% of the out¬
standing
common
The
company
statement
vertible
■■
is
It
stock.—V.
Maust Coal & Coke
General
share
per
Securities Co.—Proposed Rights Offering
stock.
common
Over-the-Counter Market
42
of
shares)
Mac
($4.50
four shares held.
The record date, subscription price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc., 120 South LaSalle St., Chicago, is listed as the principal
underwriter.
The company is engaged primarily in sales financ¬
ing, direct lending to consumers on both secured and unsecured
notes, and commercial financing; and in writing credit life, credit
accident
and health,
and automobile physical damage Insurance.
In addition to indebtedness and preferred stock, it has outstanding
41
Dow-Jones Stock and
Mic
options
statement
common
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
41
exercise
upon
3%
cash
Interstate
of
39
each
of
The company
tration
40
shares
for
39
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E.___ 40
Reserve
Limited,
outstanding
the exploration
in
purchase
Investments
Bay Co.)
Mac
39
—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Federal
each
assist
$7,000
a
statement
capital
the
share); and the company has
purchased 273,250 Mic Mac shares in the open market at $4.50
per share. As a result, the company holds 67%
of the total number
of outstanding shares of Mic Mac. The company also proposes to
acquire the remaining 1,082,103 outstanding shares of Mic Mac
either for
cash
at
$4.50 per share or
in exchange for 288,560
capital shares.—V. 197, p. 1311.
39
Exchange-—^—-—
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange.
Montreal
for
will
of
for
offer by the company to acquire the outstanding stock of Con¬
Mic
Mac
Oils Ltd.,
the
company
has acquired 55,727
an
Exchange——47
Stock
Consolidated
involved.
Proceeds
j
and
on
shares
common
stockholders
Exchange (Stocks).
Cincinnati Stock
Foreign
Crystal Mountain, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Stock
National Stock
Boston
Consolidated Vending Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
ment
York
Co.
receive
Continental Oil Co.,
Company
exercise
PAGE
New
May 16, 1963, the company announced that it would receive
July 23 (11 a.m. EDST) at 90 Broad St., New York, covering
information
An
on
,
Petroleums
share
one
&
will
is engaged
company
share
"
Bond Sale—
shares
for and the develop¬
of petroleum, natural gas
and
associated
substances;
and
Security Freehold is engaged in
essentially the same business. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the
company has outstanding • 17,759,399 shares of capital
stock,
Mic
com¬
Bidding Date
King
ment, transportation,
to
corporate
general
registration
a
solidated
Stock and Bond Quotations
Community Public Service Co.
On
The
of
rate
and
States
Hudson's
pro¬
will
bonds
and
pany's
bids
Dudley
Bay
proceeds
posed
and
at the
Freehold.
United
Canada, filed
covering 440,901
9
offer such stock in exchange
to
stock
of which
York.
New
the
May
on
proposed
Alberta,
of
company,
the
is
It
,
company,
.
Coastal
Oil & Gas Co. Ltd.- -Files Exchange
r
Plan— •:% ;
order
with
of
530
the
sale by
the
stock, to be
company
ofiefed
Fifth
SEC
subordinated
197,
p.
1015.
Corp.—Debentures, Com. Reg'd
New
Ave.,
York,
filed
a
registration
$5,000,000 of conoffered for public
and 200,000 outstanding shares of common
by J. R. Maust,
board chairman,
president
on
May
debentures
14
due
covering
1983,
to
be
and
principal stockholder. Eastman Dillon', Union Securities & Co.,
One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York, heads the list
of under¬
writers. The interest rate on the debentures, public offering price
for both
issues
(maximum $17 per common
share) and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company
is engaged ih the business of mining,
processing
and
marketing bituminous coal from properties located in West
Virginia and Pennsylvania. The net proceeds from the company's
sale of debentures will be applied to the cost- of constructing two
new
processing plants, including mining machinery and equipment
(estimated
at
a
total
of
$7,500,000). In addition to certain in-
Mt.
Continued
on
page
3
i
2
(2042)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
The float's daily average declined
$74 million and the $50 million
gold drop of two weeks ago was consumated in last week's
daily average tally
as a minus $36 million.
Even the week's daily
average of money in circulation
rose $178 million in the week-to-week
change.
SIDNEY BROWN
moderately heavy calendar of corporate and municipal senior fixed interest
debt is tentatively billed for appearance today througn Friday
(May 20-25)
aggregating $b06.7 million. This figure includes two underwritten corpora:es and
one foreign denomination, and five
competitives,1 three of which are utilities and
munic.pals of
equipment,trust.certificates,
million dollars
a
or
-
7:-.
total of 8152.8 million; and
larger in size amounting to $152 million.
a
'■
■
held
reserves
for the
week
on
a caily
general
the
rose
than
more
close 7of the latest statement week.
One, unexpectedly the usual in-flow of
funds from out-of-town correspondent banks did not
occur and. two, the Treas¬
ury went along with its posted withdrawels of Tax and Loan
deposits to meet
the latest refunding's $529 million cash attrition.
Northwest Bell
Telephone Co. common stock rights offerings—and a few large
debt issues by utilities in the $20 to $40 million range. The total
backlog oib :
municipal and, corporate bonds rose S116 million above last weeks tally —
$1,525,543,000 and $1,409,896,000, respectively, and approximately $167 million
larger than last year's week. This week's tally would be $50 million less if A
Average
country-wide
—
—
Treasury deposits with the Fed advanced $78 million to $1,047 million- and the
May 15 increase
-
Salomon Bros, and Hutzler
jointly underwritten $50 million,"..
originally set for last week had entered
$66 million
was
the
over
preceding Wednesday.
These funds,
of course, need not be lost to the commercial banks
but for the week just passed
they added to the series of events taking up member bank's credit
slack.
Actual May 15 free reserves of member
banks
the market instead of being held over until tomorrow.
.advanced
The heavy hand of the
slow-moving, if not stopped temporarily, reoffering of
$250 million A.,T, & T. 4%s debentures won by Morgan Stanley managed
groun (May 7 on a bid of 100.171% and priced at 100.816% to yield 4.33% to1
Wednesday by $174 million to $254 million.
the
Overall portfolio
maturity); and the $122 million Washington Public Supply System Hanford
Project Electric revenue bonds won by Wm. S. Morris & Co., singly, can be sus¬
pected for slowing down the corporate and municipal borrowing pace. The
Blue List last May 15 was $718 million versus $600 million a
year ago.
Despite
the larger unsold inventory, the
interesting fact is that the Chronicle's 20-year
High Grade Municipal Bond Index averaged 2.925% on May 15, 1963 as against
higher yield of 2.984% for May 16, 1962.
U. S. securities
outright and
to
up
15, days
the. previous
over
;
changes by the Fed witnessed
owned
May 15 compared to May 8.
million
an
actual decline of
The portfolio gyrations for the week
maturities
$40 million
parting of $93 million of repurchases for
a
sold,
added, $6,247 maturities of 91 days to
$182
one
million
16
to
90
$3,607
saw
days
maturities
taken on, $2,787 million
year
to
one
five year maturities sold, and five to ten
years maturities similarly sold—or,
net decrease of $93 million for total U.
S. securities owned by the Fed.
a
EDISON, S50 MILLION ASSOCIATES
28-DAY
INVESTMENT CO., AND $30 MILLION PUERTO RICO
WEEK'S
COMPETTIVE
AND
Corporate
NEGOTIABLE
VISIBLES
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Stocks
Corpora tes
$154,700,000
$31,(525,009
$186,325,000
$152,016,000
10,300,000
38,557,210
48,857,240
109,448,000
158,305,240
125,325,000
143,215,000
191,065,000
334,283,000
34,150,040
338,(593.7 50
372,843,750
56,260,000
429,103,750
$217,040,000
$534,200,990
$751,240,990
$508,789,000
$1,260,029,990
SLATE
May 20-May 25
The Treasury will not enter this week's
money market for new cash. Instead,
it will carry on the usual roll-over in the
regular weekly bill auction market.
So far this year, the Treasury has raised
$1 billion in ten
Until last
"7-
7
■■
■
able to withstand
The week's average increase in member bank
borrowings came to $89 million
average borrowings at $199 million and the
May 15 spot rise was
$260 million over May 8 bringing last
Wednesday's total to a sizable $612 million
borrowed from the Fed. The Second
District's New York City reserve banks
had to borrow $257 million from
the.Federal Reserve Bank. Two Weeks)
.agothey had no such liability and a year-ago
they were in debt for only $37 million.
Based on c aily averages for the
week, the New York bank's borrowings came
to $53 million. The New York banks
were hit by
two special situations at the
-
LEAD
■" ,7.
-
were
:
County -.sanitary Authority, Fenn.. sewer revenue refunding bonds, for-June
and the still quite tentative June. 26 bid date for S80 million
Chicago Public :-""
Building Commission. Supporting the backlog during the June weeks are two
i
large non-debt issues—Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.,, and Pacific, Vi
CALIF.
■;
than total
basis for the week, member banks
leaving total
to higher tnan expected construction contract bids, originally
slated for June 5 the only large debt; issues in June are $94.2 million
Allegheny ' tf
SOUTHERN
'■
-\:
■
more
tightening pressures, and excess reserves
the large increase in member bank
borrowings.
District,. Calif, due
$60 MILLION
■
credit
tenders lor heavy issues have taken a sabbatical from the
way the slim schedule
of offerings now posted looks.* With tr.e postponement of Nevaaa
Irrigation
Associates Investment Co.'s debentures
-••
'7
' ■:
' 1
7
Because required reserves declined
average
The following Memorial Day week is, as expected, almost devoid of
large scale
financing. Ho too are the succeeding weeks through June. It seems as though
Lehman Bros., and
the average
on
outright purchase
of $98 million.
rate
20
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
last week
A
the reixaimng two are
.
-The Federal Reserve parted with
$17 million from its portfolio
through release of $115 million repurchases and the
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
.
week, it invaded the market eight weeks in
trips to the market)
a
May 27-Jun
1
Jun
3-Jun
8
Jun
-
,
__
10-Jun
15
17,890,000
__
^
.___
row.
Total
Among this week's larger corporate, foreign and municipal capital market
financing scheduled are:
v.\:
A-(.A''
Total
Total of Both
Municipals*
Financings
$338,341,000
•
Today (May 20):
ILLINOIS
•
STATE
V
•
NORMAL UNIVERSITY
Tomorrow (May 21):
$50 million ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT
'
'
;
•$1
A-rated
_^.7_
$267,425,000
$228,467,250
* $495,892,250
$464,344,000
$960,236,250
1< 62_-,____L__
17,
$285,201,300
$719,117,500
$1,004,313.800
$590,861,000
$1,595,179,800
*
million
LAND,
•
CO.
week
May
$6,750,000.
"
Last
debentures
noncall-
-
for eight years via Lehman
Bros., and Solomon Bros, and Hutzler;
million CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE CO. first
mortgage
Aa-rated bonds; $15 million CITY OF COPENHAGEN
sinking fund external
With
With
'
and
CALIFORNIA EDISON CO. first
call protection; $2.5 million and
75,000
Thursday (May-23):'
.
77 ■7
7
-
„
Also,
in
of
UNITED SERVOMATION
million
DANAC
REAL
CORP.
ESTATE
common
&
via
INVESTMENT
common
via
Ferris
via A.
INSURANCE
C.
Allyn & Co.
"*
$672,647,920
(51)
$546,857,250
(48)
$800,084,000(245)
172,388,238
(83)
209,261,840
(89)
585,107,000(317)
$723,489,228(140)
$756,119,090(137)
$1,385,191,000(562)
f $1,571,222,728(199)
$1,596,210,090(202)
$2,057,838,920(644)
both
$569,805,000 (91)
$685,341,000(i 00)
$2,249,032,728(286)
$2,166,015,000(293)
$2,743,179,920(744)
financings
issues
BELOW
in
five
QUINCY
&
RR.
general
includes
equip,
in
in
trust
two
mortgage bonds
$12,000,000
includes
$80
Excludes:
31
issues
two
million
of
ctfs.
separate
first
as
larger
bonds
rev.
$300,000
CHICAGO
Postponed $57.2
HIGHWAY
The
daily
reserves
pressures
free
average
headed
in
were
not
reserves
$18
a
next
million
"
-
July;
N.
Y.
million
of
with
sales
equip,
a
dates
tr.
$150
oreferreds
ctf.
million
with
-
less
or
PUBLIC
million
expected
$25.0
CITY
of
set.
i
„
i
_
x
_
_i
nine
COMM.
IRRIGATION
$136.8 million
million
above
turned out to be $252 million
total of $295 million.
reserve
the
and
to
$60
POWER
but
prior
instead of the
week's
total
surprisingly,
because
originally estimated*
to
that
LCS
ANGELES,
i.
possess
CALIF.;
JACKSONVILLE
Southern
set
as
$40
-1
_
yet.
millioi
UNION
ui>hjii
and
uuu
table
sales
tentatively
DIST.,
x^i-i
this
CHICAGO
million
dates
possible
UTILITIES
unuiiioo
million
I-.-A.
above
but
L'_EC
!__&>_
xi-
in
tl:
dates.
targeted
for
$21,540,000
EXP.
June
26.
COLORADO
AUTH,
range
AUTH.
rev.
million
DELAWARE
DIST.;
$26
RIVER
million
$39.3
PORT
HOUSTON,
million
AUTH.;
TEXAS,
ALLEGHENY
$28
TURLOCK
&
million
WATER
M.
million
LIGHT
COUNTY
DENVER
revenue;
$70-80
PORT
METRO.
million
T.
A.;
$40
million
NORTH
JERSEY
DIST.
WATER
SUPPLY
COMM.;
$53
MODESTO IRRIGATION DIST., CALIF.;
$20-25
million
SEATTLE DEPT.
OF
$30
million WAYNE COUNTY ROAD COMM.
expected
in July; $25
million
OF EDUCATION; and $55 million
ATLANTA, GA.
POWER;
CHICAGO
BOARD
INDETERMINATE
.
;
BACKLOG
stocks
and
bonds*
-
.
$2,245,500,600
-
Last Week
$2,383,809,060
•Comprise reported financing plans which have not been
formally announced or approved for
offering as those in the Total Competitive and Negotiable
Backlog table ■ above.„ Recent additions to
this
in
very
1964;
tentative
float
TENNESSEE
mid-summer.
leave
[
are:
GAS
ALLEGHENY
POWER
TRANSMISSION
.
CO.
•
SYSTEM
may
sell
reportedly plans to raise $12 million
to $56
million "debentures
by this
up
'
■
Includes,
figure
."34
free
to
average
excludes
in
million
$50
bid
PROJECT,
summer;
$25
DISPOSAL
Corporate
$270 MILLION
managed,
$10.2
and
without
CO.
7 7 ;
affecting member bank excess free
contractionary direction last week. Even so, the
significant
Also,
offerings
series
dates,
which
BUILDING
NEVADA
mid-May;
TRANSIT
WELLS
AUTHORITY;SEWERAGE
&
of most major factors
credit
seriously
(82)
earliest hoped
for OKLAHOMA TPK.
AUTH.
still
indefinite; S .1.1
bonds, series B, via Phelps, Fenn & Co. this
summer;
EAST WENATCHEE, WASH. rev. bonds,
Oct., 1963; 3100
million STATE OF
CALIF., out of $1.75 billion authorized, next June to get State Water
Resources
Dept's program going; $20 million STATE OF
TENN., out of $54 million authorized, sometime this
May; possible advanced refunding of $195
million GRANT PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT.
WASH,
which has a Jan. 1, 1970 call
date; $45 million LEWISPORT, KY.; $35 million SAN
JUAN, PUERTO
RICO; $19 million STATE OF CALIFORNIA beach
and
park development; $30 million DETROIT
METROPOLITAN
AIRPORT
revenue
this
for
$175
RISE $18 MILLION BUT
REMAIN
$300 MILLION LEVEL AT
(43)
126,002,820 (39)
be
to
This Week
MEMBER BANK FREE RESERVES
$546,645,100
sales."
$25,2.40,000
i
Co.; 150,000 shares of MARADEL PRODUCTS INC. common via
Hornblower &
Weeks; and 300,000 shares of MISSOURI FIDELITY LIFE
common
$840,091,000 (65)
__
three
Further,
Co.; 215,000 secondary shares
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;'$1.5
CORP.
$847,733,500 (60)
$551,100,990
1.
ids
preferreds
(NEW ui,uunmj POWER
ENGLAND
vymv
»_.v_>.,
CO.; uuur omiiio
GULF STATES
TRIC CO.) whose ofm unfirmed
still
financing plans are tabulated not
indeterminate table below.
In the course of
SYSTEMS, INC. via Drexel
May 17,1962
*$677,810,000 (87)
BURLINGTON
>
the week these issues
may also be publicly offered: $5 million
CONSULTANT'S MUTUAL
INVESTMENTS, INC. via Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.
after initial exchange period
option is completed; 200,000 secondary shares of
GLOBE SECURITY
of
'Includes:
-
BACKLOG
Last Week
259,866.000 (26)
dates
Railway Co.
.
^
>-■-
municipals:
tlncludes:
"7:')'77;/7''''- xv'-;7-7;-
$4,905,000 NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE.
CLEVE¬
'
$580,225,000 ( 39)
stocks
time-to-time
"7,,7 ^
Friday (May 24):
UNIV.
publicly offered for additional
corporations including investment companies, pnd
secondaries.
Excluded
are
private placements and such
other
nonpublic
offerings as exchanges,
shares reserved for conversion and
for issuance under
employees, and stock option plan? and "from
$2.7 million NEW YORK CENTRAL RR.
equipment trust certificates rated
Baa by Moody's and A by S &
P's; $23,260,000 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHORITY and $10,121,000
YONKERS, N. Y. • "
>:■
RESERVE
24.- 7
May
NEGOTIABLE
Data
Also, $30 million PUERTO RICO public improvement general
obligation
serial bonds, and $3,140,000 COOK COUNTY
COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
'
AND
in parentheses, denote the number
of capital
capital and refunding by nonfinancial and financial
SURANCE CO. common via E. F. Hutton &
Co.; and $10 million beneficial
interests by SOUTHEASTERN MORTGAGE
INVESTORS TRUST via Fleet- 7
wood Securities Corp. of America.
-V
..
WESTERN
for
set
$514,840,000 (35)
dates
Total
common
CONSOLIDATED LEASING
CORP. via A. C. Allyn & Co., and Walston &
Co.; competitive $6 million
Moody's A-rated first mortgage bonds and 132,294 shares in a
rights offering
to owners of and by INTERSTATE POWER
CO. — the bonds have noi
special call protection; 72,455 shares of NATIONAL FIDELITY
LIFE IN¬
DISTRICT NO. 218, ILL.
bonds
333,893,500 (25)
corporates
With
SOUTHERN
preferreds
-
___.
dates__
Total
Total
convertible
non-tax-exempt
revenue
COMPETITIVE
bonds.
Without
Wednesday (May 22):
of
million
hall
dates
Total
Total
units
$2.6
dining
Corporate stocks:
Also, $25 million TENNESSEE highway, education & mental health
bonds;
$21,540,000 COLORADO highway fund revenue bonds; $6 million
MONROE,
LA.; $4,372,000 STATE TEACHERS' COLLEGES,
TEXAS; and $3,765,000
TOLEDO, OHIO.
years
and
This Week
dates____-
Without
Smith, Barney & Co., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., and Lazard Freres & Co.;
$150,000 shares of
COSMODYNE CORP. via Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.;
$6.6 million GREAT NORTHERN RY. equipment trust
certificates rated
Aa by Moody's and
triple-A by S & P's.
refunding bonds with five
Excludes:
Corporate bonds:
loan bonds non-callable for 10
years via
and
more.
dormitory
TOTAL
able
$10
$60 million double-A rated
or
OHIO,
-
also 32 postponed corporates estimated at $60,200,000
compared to last week's
aggregating $64,200,000. These postponed securities may return with or
without
backlog of issues to be offered or be withdrawn.
issues
tally
the
changes
May
16,
1963
of
Volume
197
Number 6265
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2043)
General Corporation and
Tennessee
On May
debentures
Investment News
had
debtedness, the
B
shares
for
such
Metetelic
The
purpose.—V.
shares
Proceeds
to
be
to
are
May 6,
on
be
offered
used
filed
1963
at
SI,
maiiuiacture
indicating
oi
DC
'
Ave.,
fc.jcu-ical
held
for
with
system,
said
investment
Yale.—V.
197,
"preliminary
bankers"
with
to
A"
the
The
corporation
April
on
1963
filed
"Reg.
a
Mr.
lead
by
National" Commodity Associates—Securities
The
of
company
statement
with
partnership
90
the
John
SEC
interests
St.,
in
Net
Reg'd
Net
New
May
on
York, filed a registration
covering $1,050,000 of limited
7
Associates,
to
offered
be
for
public
at
sale
law
in
April 1963 with Shim Ben-Lev as
Ernest Bolan and Harold Hartwig
partner and Benlimited part¬
purpose of buying, sell¬
partnership was formed for the
trading in commodity contracts and commodities; and the
$9.55,w00 estimated net proceeds from the sale of interests will be
applied to such purposes. Ben-Lev, Bolan and
Hartwig hold 100%
of the
outstanding limited partnership interests, having contributed
$20,$10,Olo m.iu $10,Old respectively in cash to the partner¬
ship capital for their interests. Ben-Lev is president
and sole
ing and
stockholder of
the
12
Power
Co.—Bonds
from
its
to
parent,
Ohio
Edison
will be
applied
company to the betterment, construction and
acquisition
facilities (estimated $23,555,000 for
1963-64).—V. 197, p. 1527.
He
added,
usual,
30,000
shares
common
Proceeds
Su urn
26,
to
offered
be
be
used
for
1963
cash
the
the
Boston
exemption
to
t.ie
$10,
deposits
the
under
Investment
issuance of
its
shares
Company
substantially all the cash and securities
has
issued
an
their
at
of
Act
net
SEC
for
an
respect
value for
Westerly' Corp.; and the
order
giving interested persons'until
May 23 to request a hearing thereon.
Westerly, a Missouri cor¬
poration, is a personal holding company
having nine stockholders.
It has entered into an
agreement, with State Street Investment for
the sale of its.assets
(approximately $4,509,128 in value) for shares
of
the latter, which will be distributed to
the nine
stockholders
of
Westerly in
connection
with
its
liquidation.—V.
193,
p.
ended
The
company, Fourth and Main Sts.,
tion statement with the SEC
on May 10
tive
for
ether
mated
p.
corpora
at
e
purposes.
million
$4.7
in
197,
and
2589.
1835.
operating
operating
Western
Term
holders.
No
on
to
May
be
3,
1963
offered
at
filed
a
,$2.50
for
underwriting is involved.
Proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
park sites.
A"
covering 114,800
subscription by stock¬
sale
-
of
trailer
Western
of
111
W.
company.
Washington St., Tucson, Ariz.,
.
is
real estate
a
'
....
:'v
..
Co'._
stock
severally
of
the
purchase
new
Brothers
Salomon
Sherrerd
Carroll
Dorsey
&
Clement
John
3,175
'_.
Ladenburg,
Co.,
&
'•
Corp.
200
the
Frederking—
Inc.
Hentz
150
E.
On
May
16,
1963 it
reported that this company plans to sell
$30,000,000 of debentures in the third quarter of 1963.
The last debenture sale by the
company on Nov.
16, 1960, was
handled on a negotiated basis
by Blyth & Co., Inc., New York.
—V.
197,
p.
236.
Northern
States Power Co.
(Minn.)—Rights Offer¬
ing Planned—.
On May 14, 1963 the
company announced plans
771,110 additional common., shares to
stockholders
basis in 1964, to. raise an estimated
to
on
offer
a
about
l-for-20
$25,000,000.^
The
company also revised its plans to sell bonds in the
last half
of
1963. It now plans to sell $15,000,000 of
30-year bonds down
from its previous estimate of
$25,000,000.—V.
197,
564.
p.
by
If
in
Webb
Webb
income
over
Edison
Co.—Securities Sale Planned—
On May 14, 1963 it was
reported that the company plans to raise
$12,000,060 in 1964. It has not been determined the
type of security
to be sold.—V. 196, p. 2181.
'
.
*
to
Denver
&
&
Co.—
as
flow
accrual
of
&
Hotel,
Plaza
March
10
basis,
31,
of
Rink
Co.—
1963,
Webb
&
approximately
for
B.
record
Golden,
operator
of
1963
in
Dabney
for
President,
vending
the
said
equipment
fiscal
in
the
totalled
the
at
end
of
the
$1,522,939
77
or
$1.20
or
cents
a
share
a
share,
a
year
to
nine
costs
cents
year
of
one
the
$245,702
company's
written
off"
share, it
'".7;;.
;
per
reasons
the
purchased
deducted
was
and
although
increased
our
lines
year
and
are
providing
company
outlets
which
the
in
was
a
po¬
need
company
with addi¬
company
serviced
are
by the com¬
contribution
organization,
thus making an excellent
said.—V. 197, p. 404.
Mr. Golden
"it
cash
■/v
profitable acquisitions for cash
without the
equity financing.
Acquisitions made by the
fiscal
Fisher
v
39
or
owed
Of
a
this
Maurice
cents
do
rental,
the
the
Per
4%
do
the
include
which
earnings
share
sales
the
quarter
1962
in
company
the
was
(&
Subs.)-^
in
first
the
quarter'
company's
1963
in
and
1962
1962
have
Springfield, Mafjs.
The
acquisition involved
terms
of
which
held
In
the
that
the
sidiary
"I
Breck
of
feel
tribute
rience
substantially
preparations
strength,
record" of
to
will
G.
will
of
an
growth
in
the
Syn¬
period
on
and
adjusted
1,634,584
to
reflect
1833.
of
Cyanamid
in
the
the
be
under
the
said,
direction
of
organization
and
"this
both
additional
Cyanamid
hair
stock,
firm
Cyanamid Chairman, said
operated as a wholly-owned sub¬
success
gain
common
Springfield
family.
Malcolm,
Malcolm
while
talent
been
present management
Mr.
based
are
p.
Stock
Breck
Cyanamid
confident,"
and
W.
with
197,
transfer
the
business
American
President,
Rubber
American
1963
agreements on May 15,
1963,
and business of John H.
Breck,
undisclosed.
announcement
as
Breck
were
principally by
of
the
Co.—Acquisition—
assets
Inc.,
was
Synthetic
share
for
purchase
the
of
55%
1963.—V.
completed
acquisition
share, from $660,032,
American
period.
earnings for
dividend
of
company's
share
comparable
stock
scientific
ap¬
first
any
per
include
American Cyanamid
leased"
amount,
of
share.
per
not
share
The
for
Colo.
a4i
largest
earnings,
for
owed
on
Inc.
reachedrecord highs for the
Bernstein, President, announced.
J.
the
Earnings
thetic's
18%
shares.
garage.
Co.,
;;'/v.7;;,■'
earnings
were
Sales
Corp.
by the
Department Store,
Rubber
■
history, increasing 4.8%- to $23,759,467 from
$22,664,218 in 1962.
Earnings for the period were the highest lor
any first quarter,
increasing 35.9% to $892,769. or 53 cent's
200
underground
and
1963,
Biltrite
Sales,' Net—
Breck
support
wj)l
Edward
and
from
win
J.
con¬
Cyanamid.
C"°namid's
h"ne,'i,•
that has
preparations
of
employee groups.
aeauisitmn
achieved
field."—V.
an
197,
enviable
p.
1631.
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CHRONICLE
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(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;
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[every Thursday (general news and advertising
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate
issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other onices. 135
o
i®
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of March 3, 1879.
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Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N.-y
unaer tne *
t
Members of the Pan American
Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year.
NOTE: On account
Other countries, sai.uu
the fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
per
and
"
of
ago.
one
make
past
.i
increase
an
,
are
,
"location
was
year.
tripled and net earnings
they were in 1957.
*
:
as
:
of
'
Ud
nearly
great
share."
per
additional
Ereck
Knapp
$570,000.
like
Sales
—
levels
39%
have
that
for
this
Sales
&
&
payments,
the first quarter
than $600,000, an increase
&
first
the
quarter totaled
quarter
of
1963
were
in the year-ago period.
1
•
the
$422,757
recent
Vending Corp.
outstanding
said
said
earnings,
of
200
more
an
initial
$7,444,875
Louis
•
as
to
$983,085
American
#200
Jones,
year.
and
for
flow reached
of
sales
earnings
cents
Record
600
___■
Incsi-w-
timely
our
Sales
&
the .May-Daniels
Ice
the
during the
Co.,
Square, which is owned by Alleghany and
Knapp, includes title to properties occupied
Hilton
cash
increase
expense
100
Co., Inc.
1,000
Wyllie & Thornhill, Inc,__.
100
to
taxes
against
during the
sition
for
100
arrearages in rental payments
Court House Square in Denver,
last
restated
to reflect a
change in
depreciation on certain assets
straight line method.
Federal
with
1963,
climbed
Golden
He
2,500
Inc.—
during the first quarter totaled $120,during
the
same
period
last
year.
The
amounted
quarter
1963, totaled
953,827
Thalmann
__T
House
Zeckendorf
of
have
first
of-'
embrace
over
the $14,357,776 total of
the
Net earnings of
$498,524 or 39 cents a share were
$392,038 or 31 cents a share
earned the
preceding
basis of shares
the
reduced
income
on
Rico
March 31,
the
on
$369,514,
compares
28,
an
flow
an
100
Tyson
made
Puerto
advertisements
must
be
made
in
-,
the
Products
largest
to
'v
Knapp, Inc.,
Knapp had
to
report.
tional product
pany's present
Winston
Walston
reflected
and
the
over
Mr.
are
,
providing
Allied
Feb.
150
&
600
$416,827
earnings
would
the
Webb
As
net
against
Court
"Potomac
&
;
wastes,
share
a
quarter
in
Ohio's
303
Alleghany Corp.—Net Down Sharply—
..Alleghany's
operations
Canada
factor
contributing to the
cash flow was the
policy followed In relation to
location costs.
He said that,
$600
:
The company has
reported that net assets amounted to $121,837,229 on March 31, 1963, down from
$146,240,287 a year earlier.
The lower asset
figure resulted primarily from declines in the
corporation's
investment
in
Investors
Diversified
Services,
Inc.,
which was near an
all-time high at the end of the first quarter
of
last
year.
Net assets were higher than fit the end of
1962,
however, when they amounted to $119,037,452.
108,
first
company's
Per
decline
less spectacu¬
a
''-u.;';
2449.
below
Co.~~
.
up
year.
on
.
First
National City
Bank, New York,
has been appointed coregistrar for the company's 4.52%
preferred stock.—V. 197, p. 1943.
was
history,"
1112.
cents
annual
over
Cash
Co
Kohn
Townsend,
:
31
which
$20,016,876,
previous
The
Rowles,
1,000
—
Allied.
p.
amounted
of
of
year
Scharff
600
Co..*...
Co
our
Mr.
V-:;.-.':..,
1963 first quarter, ended
to
.
respective
Co
Inc.
200
;
&
&
Co.
&
Co
Norris & Hirshberg,
Wm. E. Pollock &
.
;•
in
month
passengers,
Corp.—Acquisition—
States,
approximately six times
Hugo Marx &
200
Cleveland
&
Sales
(000's omitted).
Bros.
Richard
150
&
Joyce
100
Inc.
Evans
B.
Kaufman
300
Sons—
&
Co.,
A.
First
Co.,
Alabama
Johnston, Lemon &
>"?■■■■
—
&
sales
company's
Amount
$3,175
Brothers &
Butcher
H.
from
bonds set forth below
Z'i:Amount
Lehman
as
ended
year
4,938,955 shs.
named
the
•
99,COO
fueling services, building maintenance
services,
handling and disposal of nuclear
Sales, earnings and
50,000 shs.
-
present)?
more-than.
large
6,000,000 shs.
BONDS—The underwriters
to
be
throughout
sa.u.
American Automatic
39%; Net 27%—
544,000 shs.
par)
FOR
'
-
Estimated Federal taxes fox
the
against $212,115 a year
earlier.
190, p.
54%
1,200,000 shs.
agreed
and
methods
$6,901,404,
par)
(no
factors
jeur.
accelerated methods to
from operations
before
period.
—V.
V
($100
issues—!
preferred stock————j,
Hallgarten
Sell Debentures—
equal
the
Net
8,970,000
Equity;
stock
x.e
of
197,
16,000,000
■
United
others.—V.
$192,000,
$100,000,000
——,
highest
of
loss' will
revenues
the
"
Appointment-^-
Co.—To
the
months
$284,046,000
"
number
a
quarter
commercial
'
•
has
and
1962
Outstanding
;'
'.
:
UNDERWRITERS
J.
.:
year, '
stadia
27%
issues—
Common
Fridley
Gas
in
accounting
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
(Not limited)
Various
New
.
,
.
are
first
ias*
results
decline of almcst $o7,0C0 in
like period a year
ago.
During
ios* $110,919.
a
the
second
equal
1&32'»
of $203 957.
quarter's
Allegheny
1962
9,569
Co.—Additional Financing Details
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
Granbery,'Marache &
Natural
$377,326'
,
loss
common shares
outstanding at the end of the p?riod. In
the
tbiee
corresponding 1962
months, the Chicago and
Detroit-based industrial manufac¬
turer earned
$210,642,. or 21 cents a share on
1,011,027 common
shares then
outstanding.
Included in
earnings for the recent quarter was
a
special gain,
after estimated
taxes, of $122,756, or 13 cents
per share resulting
from the sale of an
aircraft parts plant
during the period. Earn¬
ings for the
3,499,114
204,169
to
quarter
first
New
York
funds.
/
'
tne
Allied Products
Corp.—Net Higher—
$3,876,440
$629,513
earnings
continuing to decline, although at
last
tJna™!5s for the
1962
,,
$3,990,800
the
month
among
txie
—3,361,287
——-
Inc.
Northern
for
are
aviation, ground
than
warmer
normal
1963
.
bonds
bonds
Preferred
The
Proposed Registrations
were
than
same
sports
Debt:..
Capital Stock
T.
•.
investment
up
$300,270,
expenses—
Hutzler
and
April
colder
"the
company
Allied
$42,943,000.
also
collect
acquired an the
outstanding capital stock of
Building Maintenance Corp., and
its affiliated co'mpanies, in exchange for shares of
Allied Maintenance
capital stock,
it was
announced by Daniel Fraad.
Jr., President of Allied.
Mr. Josepxi L.
Stickler, Presiaent of Equitable, has been
elected
a
Senior
from
mortgage
Two
.
; \
development
were
with
from
railway operations—__
operating income
principal amounts
"Reg.
be
revenue
Birmingham Electric
have
Fund—"Reg. A" Filing—
company
common
shares
1963
712.
p.
New
expenditures are esti¬
million in 1964,-—V. 197,
•'/;■ "v
Tne
rev¬
711.
p.
v'. Various, .issues—:
Cincinnati, filed a registra¬
covering $6,500,000 of first
$4.2
and
would
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Long
Construction
1963
31,
were
operating
„
V
June
a
1963
yield 4.37%, and 50,000 shares of its 4.52% preferred
stock at'$101.80, plus accrued interest from
April 1.
The bonds were offered through underwriters headed
by Lehman Brothers and Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, New York. The preferred was offered solely by
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York. Additional fi¬
nancing details follow:
\
\...
Registered
1993, to be offered for public sale at competi¬
26. Net proceeds of the bond sale will be used
portion of the company's construction program and
bidding
finance
31,
revenue
First
mortgage bonds due
to
and
compared
March
whole
a
Alabama
Union Light, Ileat & Power Co.—Bonds
March
fiscal
of
earlier
year
$45,898,000
although
as
Alabama Power
with
asset
months
to
Equitable, employing over 1,400
people, is engaged in the con¬
maintenance of office
building and industrial plants in the
metropolitan New York area.
Its
clients
include, among others,
the Guggenheim
Museum, IBM,, arid American
Cyanamid.
The
acquisition of Equitable
brings the total Allied Maintenance
emPloyment to over 12,000.
Txie
widely diversified
—Our May 13, 1963 issue reported the
sale on May 10
of
$16,000,000 of this firm's 4%% first mortgage
bohds due 1993, at 100.08% and accrued interest
to
Corp.—Proposed Acquisit'n
investment company has applied to the
order
at
six
a
'
owner
tract
of
March
the
as
Vice-President,
efforts
the
19o3, as tne/, wan in rvoa."
April the airline carried
almost
ihe
Income
aircraft, operating
on
that
area.—V.
197,
A"
covering
without underwriting.
at
earnings
of
Jr.,
season
railway
—V.
City Bldg., Miami Springs, Ela,, is
transportation of freight and passengers,
h
air
proposed
Commission
Net
"Reg.
a
end
Alabama Great Southern
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
International
State Street Investment
This
filed
working capital.
of'215
in
engaged
to
are
and
expenses
April
on
first
First Quarter Ended March 31—
by
of
Airways, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
months
Puryear,
company's
Net
Saturn
T.ie
the
'tne
mahe
them
Equitable
.
Registered—
Co.,
had
company
at
President, told stockholders that "earnings
for the current year
reflect abnormally cold weather which
pre¬
vailed during the
forepart of the 1962-63 heating season. Through
February 1963, the winter was one of the coldest on record."
company of 19 East Washington St., New Castle,
Pa., filed
registration statement with the SEC on May 13
covering $9,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due
1993, to be offered for public sale
at ccmpecitive
b.uuing June ±2.
l'he net proceeds from the bond
sale, together with $1,500,000 from the sale of 50,000 additional
shares
12
the
$27,396,000
earlier
year
A.
from
the
the
R.
for
revenues
up
for
enues
<
1963.
The
against $2.40
31,
share
to
additional
:Vice-President
.V./ :
Operating
Tne
common
March
common
1
;
its
The
r.X,
Corp.—Net, Revenues Higher—
1962.
a
the
endCd
per
$30,606,000
principal underwriter.
Pennsylvania
months
$2.71
and
sa*d,.;"there
believe
net
first
a
attributed
Alie0heay
Allied Maintenance
113,429
-y\
The
original
as
$418,770
:-';r/••
company has reported net earnings of $3.30
per
common
share, for the first six months ended March
31, 1963 in fiscal 1963
up from $2.76 in the corresponding period a
year earlier.
For the
general
The
ners.
$322,110
53,870
;/
Alabama Gas
per murest. The) oaering
will be made through Under¬
writers headed by Investors Growth
Corp., of the John St. address,
which will receive a $45
per interest commission.
Associates is a
limited partnership organized under New York
Bey,
from railway operations
operating income
711.
to
of
began an all-cargo flight
May 1
and
charter division, established in
January, "to reach a
revenue level of $100.CCo a mouth
by the end of the year," Mr.
Barnes explained.--*V.
197, p. 1416.
'
$1,585,590
1,166;820
1,145.181
ior
kxecuhve
pursuing
year's
winder
19*2
and
addition,
expects
1962
$1,467,291
expenses
revenue
railway
197, p.
—V.
1963
revenue
of
reported,
over
In
this
severe
to
us
new
of
"Unit costs
lar rate than
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
RR.—Earningsoperating
operating
of
Barnes
"
Oxise*
balance
A"
Railway
Railway
currently
Barnes, President,
firs* quarter
18%
First Quarter Ended March 31—
income
$315,000
12^.0,
p.
payments, compared
Barnes
covering
29.50J common shares to be offered at $10, without
underwriting.
Proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
repayment
of
debt,
equipment,
product development and working capital.
Midwestern of Harlan, Ind., is
engaged in the manufacture and
sale of pleasure boats.—V.
195, p. 115.
net
..airs
.
liable
caaKWoou,
expects
which
News of Business and Finance
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
30,
is
iy<,
J.
$630,999, despite
O.
During
Midwestern Industries
become
may
Herbert
unusually
But
the
Alleghany
»*eanos
company
Federal
and
additional
approximately
arrearages
under
first
ana* second
not assumed
payment of either the
u
profit
an
V"
Conn., is engaged in
instruments of measuring
ta.k-i,,
Alleghany
record
to
electricity.
is
and
Alleghany has
tne
property,
that
The
new
covering 75,000
T.
been
Allegheny Airlines, Inc.—Shows Loss for
Quarter
discussions
regard
1885.
p.
have
rental
unpaid
iaxes
the
Leslie
Milford,
indicating
or
arreara6es.—v.
without
corporate
property
While
oi
underwriting.
•
working capital, equipment and other
for
purposes.
Metetelic of
83 Erna
transportation
been
financing
the
mortgages
said
would
,
in
mortgages.
Express System,
Inc.—Financing Planned—
million
have
"Reg.
a
general
Yale Express System
"expects to arrange for long-term
financing"
President told
a
record
turnout of
stockholders on May 14.
At Yale's
annual
meeting Gerald W. Eskow, President of the
$90
$500,000
Incluued
its
408.
p.
proximately
Alleghany.
payments,
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
common
197,
Debens.
an
Yale
has outstanding 606,300 common and 1,shares, of which M'aust owns an aggregate
of 65.4%
(all of the class B). As indicated, he
proposes to sell
200,600 common shares, after conversion of a like amount of
class
B
Sell
;
common
class
filed
Co.—To
reported that the company plans to issue
mid-summer.
Earlier, the company stated that it
by
1884.
company
143,700
\
,
Transmission
was
application with the FPC for authority to construct
additional pipe line facilities estimated
to cost $56,000,000.—V.
197,
p.
Continued from page 1
Gas
15, 1963 it
3
yew.
4
1963,
31,
taxes for the tnree months. period ended March
55%
greater than fhr the same period last year.
before
ings
were
sh&rc
amounts
ago.
year
a
Slightly
American & Foreign Power Co. Inc.—Net Up
Henry
that
Sargent,. President, stated in the 1962 annual report
a continuing improvement in the
financial situation
B.
there
was
in 1962, while further progress was being made in
restoring some of its former utility investments to a more favorable
earning:, position.
'••••.: v.
-Nonuiility income, derived primarily from interest on U. S. dollar
obligations arising from the sales of the company's utility properties
in Mexico, Argentina and Colombia to the respective Governments,
furnished an important part
of the company's total income and
amounted
to $10,339,000
in
1952, against c>8.328.000 in 1961.
Mr.
of- the
C.
income
net
totaled
$4,100,148
company
.
pointed out that these property sales not only have im¬
proved the income of the company from those countries, but also
have afforded Foreign Power a measure of protection against infla¬
tion and currency depreciation.
•
Funds received from these sales have enabled Foreign Power to
reduce its debt on
an accelerated basis
and to maintain a strong
nine
the
Atchison, Topeka
position.
After effecting debt reduction of $7,260,000 in 1962
and increasing
the quarterly dividend rate from 12 Va cents to 16
cents a share in the second quarter of the year, the company's cash
cash
and
cash investments aggregated $11,340,000 at Dec.
temporary
income for 1962 was $9,206,000, or
$1.26 o share, as compared with $1.25 a share in 1961.
Net income
of
Foreign Power and its consolidated subsidiaries for 1962 was
$9,747,000, or $1.33 a share, as compared with $1.29 a share in
company's corporate net
1961.
"The
"was
the
for
Government
letter
development during the past year," said
initiation of active negotiations with the
important
most
Sargent,
Brazilian
the
shonowners,
to
of
sale
stated.
Sargent
Mr.
properties." In
"These negotiations
Brazil
cur
reached in April qf this year on the
basic terms to be incorporated in a contract providing for the sale
of all of the company's properties in Brazil to the Brazilian Govern¬
ment or one of its agencies for a price of $135 million." Mr. Sargent
noted that since Foreign Power's income from Brazil had been seri¬
in
resulted
in
eroded
ously
understanding,
an
Brazilian
the
financial
recent
inflation
by
years
and
inability
obtain
to
rate increases, restoration of significant earnings on
investment
should further improve the company's
compensating
strength
and
its
outlook.—V.
future
197,
operating
operaitng
197,
March
713. %
with
of
outstanding
Ann Arbor
.
operating
Railway
of
t.ie
first
The
result
was
extraordinary
Major portion
sition
of
1%
.
t .e
o.
Guaranteed
Insurance
Atico
operating
1933
.
the
the
company
la,st
January.
Operating
included in the
not
were
1,563,287
,
from railway operations.
operating income
712.
$26,584
June
listed
16,
Beach, and
is
the
on
American
Stock
Exchange,
ment
was
In addition to the title insurance subsidi¬
interest in Mercantile National Bank of
1962.
97.7%
owns
in
engaged
—V.
197, p.
69,016
This
manufacturer
ported
In
March
of
amateur
31,
1963.
operating revenue...
operating expenses
1963
_;
'$934,339
revenue from railway
operations....
rahway cperating income
!
.— V.
197, p. 520.
$191,638
556 635
•
earnings,"
West
Point
Railway operating
Net
Net
March 31.
at
M-rtT
1.962.—V.
31.
$887,974
753,746
738,992
$74,732
$143,982
66,346
2,890
__
from railway operations—.
operating deficit-.
;___
p. 713.
Net
Inc.
—V.
Inc.
of the Argus business of Sylvania Electric
acquisition was consummated in May, 1962.
In
nine
the
months
ended
March
vania's
Argus business showed
ancl sales of $21,088,069.
This
cluding Fairbanks Ward) had
pro
year,
of
loss
$131,426
of
Herbert R. Leopold, President, said in the report that approxi¬
mately $300,000 was spent in the current year's first three quarters
to improve and integrate the Argus division.
During the period, he
pointed out, production was started in new facilities in Elk Grove,
111., and Toronto, Canada; camera and projector manufacture was
moved to low-cost plants in
Spring Grove, Minn., and Columbia,
C.;
computer
a
headquarters,
Mansfield
installed
was
the
at
warehouse, sales and service
the Argus division were consolidated.
have
moves
Chicago
company's
field
and
and
these
"All
center
facilities
of
been
paid for," Mr. Leopold stated, "their
only now beginning to be felt.",
The executive added that operations in the third quarter
were
adversely affected by cold weather in most of the nation ancl the
newspaper strike in New York City.
benefits
are
"The bad
weather
hurt
retail
sales
of
all
Items, including
cameras
and projectors, while the strike cut us off from our pri¬
mary advertising medium in
a
major market area," Mr. Leopold
explained.
included
Not
$132,008
the
in
current
year's
luxury
nine-month
loss
net
1963
197,
sales
totalled
the
Mr.
The
this
year
Wood
1962,
said
that
L.
Wood,
Chairman,
castings,
reported
the
first
all-time
Net
no
97
or
anticipates a record year in 1963.
orders -at the beginning of this year
of $1,000,000 over
the backlog of a
for
$83,026
three
1963,
quarter
any
taxes
share.
cents
However
were
previous
a
liability
forward.
said,
after
cents
$871,884,
of
quarter
high for
incoine
20
were
a
for
share
Federal
or
9
cents
in
1962
This
earnings
he
added,
the
was
in
a
corporation's history.
and net earnings
1961,
with
net
year
a
taxes
the
$3,220,349,
were
$195,038,
compared
income
in
sales
due
in
to
earnings of
which there
a
loss
quarter
share,
just past,
higher than in
most
costly
a
any
the
of
quarters.
13-week
production
strike
and
of
operation at
closing down the oldest
the Brooklyn facility.—V.
195,
Up
space
and
electronic
industries,
has
reported
a
20%
the
net
increase
in
six months ending Feb.
28,
six
mon.ths
like
earnings in the first quarter of 1963 estab¬
a new quarterly
record, it was announced by Colonel Andres
Soriano, President.
Converted from pesos to dollars at the
current
free
market
rate
of
exchange of P3.90 to $1, net earnings of ■ the leading
Philippine copper producer in the three months ended March 31,
1963,
were
S630.015,
or
41%.
above
the
$445,776
of
the
first
quarter
last
quarter
of
Earnings
year.
1963,
per.share
28
were
cents
the
in
first
based
on
an. average
of 2,244,717 block shares
period, against 24 cents
per
block share on
average
oi
1,895,934 shares outstanding
in the first quarter
of
1962.
Each block
share represents
ten Philippine or ordinary
shares.
The block shares
are
listed on the American Stock Ex¬
outstanding
in
the
the
by
the
of
in
Corp.
Samuel
to
The
sale
and
in
Berns
Bernstein,
The
company.
1956.
manufacture
incorporated
was
successor
Mr.
name
main
company's
products
of
ment,
cooling
firm
well
fans,
also
principal
company's
Ave.,
commercial
manufactures
Chicago
pounds of copper compared
corresponding period last year,
the
was
accomplished
1,150,756
the
tons
with
in
the
little
first
with
Term
loans
due
installments
quarter
in
of
the
of
tonnage
1963
and
13.3%
of
ore
$30,000
fans and air circulators.
cooking appliances.
located at 3050 North Rock¬
EFFECT
TO
A
shares
($2
shares
($2
par)
of
have
and
class
218,750 shs.
below
named
acting as
firm
commitment,
subject to the
underwriting agreement to purchase,
from the company, the respective num¬
are
a
the
of
shares
131,250 shs.
500,000 shs.
jointly,
not
A
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
underwriters
made
conditions
and
severally
bers
FINANCING
$900,000
par).
B
terms
PRESENT
1978
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
representatives,
1,117,347
forth
set
below:
Shares
McCormick
H.
same
period of 1962.
However, the copper content
improved to 0.71% from 0.64% .—V. 197, p. 1216.
ore
M.
of
Co.
Milwaukee
Baker,
.'
25.000
Co.__
18.000
_,.
Co.
Simonds
25,000
•
&
6,500
j.
Co.,
Inc.—
i_
5,000
—_
3,500
Stiver & Co.
Blosser & McDowell
Saunders,
Straus,
5,000
5,000
Goodkind, Neufeld & Co., Inc._
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
'.
in
the
&
Byllesby &
Allyn & Co
C.
A.
milled:
tons
equip¬
exhaust
semi-annual
in
of
Class
This
.
consists
control in¬
hoods,
to
specialty
office „is
GIVING
Class
was equivalent to 14,4
12,438,855 pounds for
increase
an
change
Co.,
business
designed
Authorized
The
Production for the 1963 first quarter
the
Mfg.
111.
18,
CAPITALIZATION
change.
138,330
under
1946
Specialty
principal shareholder
was
changed to Berns
an
^
period
atmospheric
conditions/ such
as
ventilating range
kitchen fans, humidifiers,
dehumidifiers, electrical heating
lished
Irving J. Rice
—V. 197, p. 1413.
Aurora Plastics Corp.—Sales
Up 23%; Net 33%—
On
23%
a
increase
in
sales,
the
company
scored
Anueao?Mgs 111 the °Pening quarter of 1963. This
Abe
Shikes,
L
the
in
like
annual
31
1962
$264,264
was
shares
were
1962
the
from
taxes
605,786
share
the
in
$411,719,
after
the
at
meeting
quarter ended March 31, 1963
$2,265,150
to
rose
income
per
President,
$188,923
quarter.
in
and
outstanding
cents
in
the
the
1963
March
first
Bessemer
increase'
reported by
stockholders.
of
quarter
$142,238,
on
33%.
&
Co.,
3.500
Inc
3,500
1962
of
Net
and
23
of the
last
Railway
operating
Net
Net
hobby
^The company
the
V.
Chemical
196,
p.
197,
kits
quarter
has
&
Electric
called
for
Co.—Partial
Bank New
York
of
net
Co.,
on
June
15,
1963,
of
its
4%%
Payment will be made
20 Pine Street
NY
$400,000
—
1976.
operating
revenue
operating
were
0.91%
______
*
from railway
operations—
operating income—.i
i
revenue
railway
Deficit—V.
197,
p.
713.
/
$*329,875
443,327
376,278
earnings
with
compared
1.72%
of
quarter
Mr.
the
1962
Allen
first
1963
they
for
the
same
quarter
last
:
.
for
quarter
were
were
$483,778,000.
$466,761,000.
-
For
the
first
\
that research, developmental and other costs
company's various
commercial programs and
to
certain fixed price military programs are being
charged to earnings
as
incurred.
Such costs on the Model 727
shqrt-to-medium range
jet transport and the Model 107 helicopter programs are substantial
relating
testing
1963
expenses—
$179,561
reported
were
to
reported
the
and will continue at
Net
operations
income
713.
s:ockholders'
Sales
Redemption
redemption
Trust
4,579,538
of $4,410,000 equivalent to 55 cents
by
President William M.
Allen
at
the
meeting.
These figures compare with a net
$8,041,000 or $1.01 per share for the first quarter of 1962.
As a percentage of sales, net earnings for the first
quarter this
share
per
annual
and
Baltimore & Ohio
RR.—Earnings—
Net
p.
1962
$4,249,662
3,390,251
railway
operating
year.
Gas
through
operation
of
the
sinking fund,
debentures due June 15, 1986 'at 101.74%.
at
from
1963
,
$3,569,812
Boeing Co.—Net Down Sharply—
First
year
Baltimore
-
cents
underway on a 22,000 square foot addition to
company s West Hempstead facilities, Mr. Shikes
told stock¬
holders, is expected to be completed this summer. The
addition is
being financed internally.
plastic
revenue
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
now
of
RR.—Earnings-
expenses
the
Aurora
Plastics is a manufacturer
related products—V.
197, p. 1528.
Erie
revenue—
respectively. Based
31,
1963, earnings
quarter
Lake
operating
initial quarter.
Construction
&
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
were $2,841,677
up
income before taxes
Net
first
a
was
and
early
a
relatively .high level during the developmental,
phases of these programs, Mr. Allen
production
said.
lOG"?
$83,765,827 $87,569,678
67,131,209
72,464,799
$16,634,618
$15,104,879
1,832,234
*1,158,781
aero¬
gross s.ales that totaled $926,526 for the first
1963, compared to $768,896 for the first
President
King
the
of
company
as
1926
-
and
Railway
devices for
in
41%—
Railway
Assembly Engineers, Inc.—Sales Up 20%—
Angeles manufacturer of precision
3,055,420
Consolidated Mining &. Development Corp.—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
This Los
$10,339,075
3,857,858
and
1313.
p.
Air
The
Wood
discussing the 1962 operations Mr. Wood stated that further
contributing to the decline was the $308,000 nonrecurring cost of
starting up the -company's new Cleveland plant, and due to the
of
$10,090,849
814.
P.
Production
carry¬
Mr.
In
expenses
Net
on
Arwood
increase
Illinois
of
and
1962
33,831,293
the
McCormick & Co., and H. M. Byllesby &
Co., Inc., Chicago, offered publicly 100,000 shares of
this firm's class A common stock at $7.50 per share.
Net proceeds will be used for repayment of debt,
working capital, and other corporate purposes.
The
from
investment
meeting.
unshipped
an
Rawson
of
197,
*
Sharply—
producer
ago.
In
was
in
stockholder
annual
Down
independent
$11,630,173
backlog of
$3,930,000,
was
an
Corp.—Net
of
from railway operations
operating income
revenue
railway
Atlas
two
are
Arwood
at
1963
35,177,296
liabilities
of $151339 218
1963,
founded
$45,268,145 $44,170,369
revenue——
expenses—
and current,
net working capital
with $155,630,125 for
,
. ,
, ; .
a
1012.
p.
$323,557,365
were
figure of
special charges against income: a reserve of 5223.-,
300 to cover possible losses in the company's Japanese subsidiary,
Argus Cameras, Ltd., of Tokyo, ancl a bookkeeping loss of $221,148
relating to the sale of Fairbanks Ward.—V. 197, p. 712.
Net
Net
\
volume
on
our
1933, consolidated ne'. income
terior
The
Inc.
.
31, 1962, Mansfield and Sylforma net losses of $1,398,935
these same two divisions (ex¬
net
a
Products
$21,141,088.
S.
Co.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
report to shareholders, the company announced a nine-month
loss, before special charges, of $132,008, oh sales of $23,266,187.
The figures include the
operations of Fairbanks Ward Industries,
in
a nonrecurring
profit improve¬
th.rd and rour.h
Air King Corp.—Common Offered—On May
Bernu
15,
1962
$828,478
__.
revenue
Railway operating
Railway operating
1963
indicating
compared
$172,168,147,
were
in
railway
197,
'•
ended March 31,
'
1953
expenses-
operating
$427,753
25,639
RR.—Earnings-
revenue
Railway
added.
he
six months
at
reserves
Net
a
27, 1962, when this wholly-owned subsidiary was sold.
Argus Inc. is the result of the acquisition by Mansfield Industries,
outstanding.
.he
laws
Dec.
and
researcn
$9,272,714, against $10,327,113 for the corresponding pwiod
previous fiscal year. Earnings for the most recent six mcn.lr'
were equal to $1.71 a share, compared wi.h $1.90 a share in
the 1962 period. Net income for the first six mon;hs of this fiscal
year was after Federal income taxes of $9,890,205,
compared with
$12,141,842 in the 1962 period.
Consolidated net salas .ro/ar-es and other oneratmg income fnr
the six months, amounted to $415,458 595, up from $336 812 4 5 for
the first six months of the previous year.
Total current assets Tss
1962
$320,907
...
_____
Net
net
to
laboratory
totaled
oi
Bay Ry.- -Earnings—
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
photographic equipment, has re¬
losses for the nine months
j
pericd
429,269
Report—
,
in
are
be reflected favorably
Mr. Ferguson said.
to
programs
For the
banking operations, in¬
servicing portfolio exceed¬
a
■
—V.
in "operating
reduction
sharp
a
ended
of
sales,
BUSINESS—The
Argus Inc.—Nine Months'
of."
many of these adverse factors as of
expect the results of cost reduction and
and
quarter
mortgage
First Quarter Ended March 31—
$262,023
173,000
revenue
railway
assets
approval
to
quarter
business,
view
"We
.
.
Net
Net
exchange
the
reported that consolidated net Income for the
fiscal year, ended March 31, 1963, amounted
then
net
fiscal
automotive
underway for. the. merger of
owned subsidiary, -American, Title
are
First Quarter Ended March 31—
,$1,825,310
1,614,046
expenses
York,
quarter
plans
97.7%
cluding origination and servicing, with
ing $-40 million.—V. 197, p. 1528.
1962
p
•
.
$1,640,630
stock
second
nature
Financial,
Atico
Miami
Co., New
for
Atico's
into
•
after
Co.
activated
ary,
Title
but
report,
Atlanta &
March 31—
revenue
for
royalties and other operating income for
amounted to $206,197,033, up from $19J,the quarter ended March 31, 1962.
' v
Earnings were adversely affected by less favorable experience on
some
government contracts than had been forecast, start-up costs
on
new
programs, and partial expenses incurred in tho sal
of
lie
Bendix Computer division, Malcolm I'. Ferguson, President, reported.
A favorable offsetting influence
was the continued high volume of
.
nonrecurring expenses of $53,060.
nonrecurring costs were incident to acqui¬
Guaranteed
consolidated
reported.
and
the
of
Guaranteed
of
results
Chairman Joseph Weintraub
achieved, Mr. Weintraub said,
quarter,
absorbed
all
1963,
10J.4
a,
Treasurer
the
on
stock
078,236 in
RR.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended
Railway
office
1943.
at t":e
197, p.
10,
June
19-3
5%
be
made
York.-—V.
will
New
company,
called for redemption on
deben.uies d
Nov. 1,
has
company
its
Payment
of
the
Railway
The
products
of its
Consolidated
the
Rail,, ay
•
-
subject
based
common
Corp.—Net Lower—
quarter
shares
investment
ancl
its
company has
$1,098,895 for the three months from January through
March, had adjusted earnings of $103,706, or 11 cents a share, for
Telephone & Te egraph Co.—To Redeem
Debentures—
v;i'%;v%
interests
o.
Beckma.i
to $4,116,104 or 76, cents a share on the 5,423,943 shares outstanding
at
the end of the period.
In the comparable period a year, age,
net
income was $5,285,330 or 97 cents a share on the 5,422,655
Report—
operating
for
Bendix
1736.
p.
of
„
The
incopie of
Atlanta & St. Andrews
American
pooling
a
proposal -is
i..e
second
consolidated
for
shares
public
health projects concerned with the detection and measurement of
radioactive
pollution in air, water and- lood.'The company also
makes carbon dating
laboratories whose applications range from
oceanography and oil exploration to archcoiogical studies."
Dr. Beckman said Sharp will continue to operate at its La Jolla
location,
functioning primarily as a developmental laboratory in
the nuclear instrumentation field. The Operation will continue to
be headed by Dr. Rodman A.
Sharp, who founded Sharp Laooratories three and a half years ago.—V. 197, p. 520.
7,943,809
Corp.—Quarterly
gross
nuclear instrumentation.
24,000
application
28.072,135
13,376,311
;
S„,arp specializes in the development and manufacture of highsensitivity radiation measuring
instrumentation.
Major areas of,
1962
28,218.028
i
Acquisition
Calii., said the proposed acquisition will add significant,,
capabilities in m.clear instrumentation to Beckman's existing
iines. of analytical and .control instruments- for scientific, industrial
and medical use.
v.h;'••/:'
/.
' 'V.' •'■'■"2
1 44 312 099
116,229,964
operations-
Instruments, Inc.—Proposed
new
v:.r
Financial
company,
314,124
F'ullerton,
$
income..^
$608,188
396,510
I9uw>, uie company and Sharp Laboratories, Inc., "I
Beckrrian's acquisition of the La Jolla; Calif., developer
call
i .aus
some
1932,
31,
144 692 5 7 5
116,474,547
—
railway
' operating
p.
Atico
The
expenses
$586,920
1
•<
1963
4
revenue
from
revenue
railway
—V.
y
Mr.
the
Net
31,
1962.
The
Railway
Railway
3,274,946
...
advanced
Oi
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
&
1962
.
$3,883,134
by the Sharp snareholders and acceptable state and Federal regulatory agencies.
1,
Dr. Arnold O. Beckman,
President of Beckman Instruments, of
ended
Quarter Ended March 31—:
%'"■ V- V
•- -
s.:
3,419,660
14,
announced
Report—
months
> ■
$4,006,580
from railway operations—.
operating income..
713.
p.
-
Beckman
arenot available,- as ;ab<i
clxh^aj *consv.nmiit;'ed ao^UiSihor.s. in
-Julyh and Octtbeu .of ■
^ tne" wicah ^a? ;eiiced vjunts 3d,*
1962, .net eammgs tv ere -$ilS,266,...equal - to -52 - edits -per snarj-'-n
the 76',',325 spares then-outs cunning.
Net sales for the 1962 fiscal
year totaled $12,726,2^4.—V. 196, p. 1143.
Net
i^7,
On
-
for
1963
i
'
;
revenue
railway
.
■
Sargent
Net
—v.
/Sharp.
Comparable results
j
expenses--
*
Months'
,
revenue___,2__2___u„_l_:
operating
Net
v
alter
Inc.—Nine
.
operating
the first quarter
in 19J2, acooruiug
Net earnings for the nine-months ended March 31, 1963, totaled
$402,100, equal after preferred dividends to, 43 cents per snare on
the 89o,olo shares >of. "Common stocx ou.wu&iiigV V.
•*.%
Net sales xor the nine months totaled $10,847,432.
'' :! %%•
First
Quarter Ended March 31—
for
1836.
Astrex,
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
Railway
preferred
dividends
equaled
$1.11
per
share
of
outstanding, compared
with
$1.10 per share for the corresponding 19j2 period.
Volume of business for the first quarter totaled $543,533,789 up
from
$507,961,300 acquired during the same period in 19u2.
*
Total outstanding
receivables rose during the first quar.er to
$1,449,412,843 from $1,418,747,424 on Dec. 31, 1932.
Total receiv¬
ables outstanding a year ago amounted to $1,233,180,793.— v.
19.',
p.
.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings
First
payment
of
common
stock
earnings
.
Railway
Slightly Higher-
.
to $49,897,980 for a 27%
gain over the
Outstanding loans amounted to $50,351,565 up from $37,514,032 for a 34%
gain; and assets at March 31,
1963,
totaled $66,815,667
against $48,827,739 a year ago for a
37% gain.
Mr. Lindner stated that present indications point toward
substantial increases this year
in new savings, loans, and total
assets.
Mr.
Lindner added
that results achieved tnus
far this
year should
be continued in
the months ahead to make 1963
another banner year for the company.—V. 197, p. 1112.
■ j .
increased
savings
held
O.
Net
earnings
Total
savings
income after provision for taxes was $37,529 as
for the like period last year.—V. 194, p. 1050.'
against $4,077,167 for me sauu p^nott
Carmichael, or., Chaiiman.
1963,
to
$239,280' or 36 cents per share for the like period
to approximately a 12%
increase in per
with
This
1962.
of
$32,035
Consolidated
of
against $239,280 for the three months ended March 31, 1962;
Net
earnings after taxes amounted to $299,937 or 42 cents, per share
compared
to
Associates Investment Co.—Net
three months amounted to $369,782
earnings for the,
Pre-tax net
Net
year.
related"
consolidated earn¬
President, has reported that
Lindner,
H.
fiscal
55%—
American Financial Corp.—Net Up
iCarl
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2044)
Unfilled
orders
at
March
$1,620,060,000 at the
log was $423,000,000
cable
to
to
missiles
end
for
and
of
31,
1962.
1963 were $1,577,000,000
against
Included in the March 31 back¬
moilitary
space
aircraft
programs.
and
$386,000,000
Commercial
orders
appli¬
amount
$768,000,000.
Mr.
ing
to
Allen
told
military
the
and
Boeing.stockholders that unfilled orders relat¬
programs include only those porlions of
space
.
(2045)
funds
appropriated by Congress which, have been obligated -by the
Department 01 Defense ana the National Aeronautics ami cpaee
Administration
.Additional
tialiy
under
amounts
inciease
—V.
197,
contracts
appropriated
the
sum
but
representing
Central RR. Co. of New
unfilled
oruers
March
at
Railway, operating
Railway operating
31.
Net
Book-Of-The-Month Club, Inc.—Nine Mos.' Report
Ftnou
Nee
Net
oaacd
on
income
31,
753,020
.
(0m5aa.auT.1g
924, .30 shares)
'
1963,
;
.
Net
;
:
-
..
....
-
191,
\
\
J.
spfcelai
'
railwuy
operations——
railway operating income—:
197, p. 713.■
■
•
- ••■•.■■ ;
Corp..(&
income
before
'lucerne
:
'
income
taxes
Net
Net
Net
l
lj.a2o,h>02'
from
railway operations
operating income_t__i
taxes
;
1,148,010
Breskin
197,
$3,505,749
384,838
Publications Inc.—Quarterly
$1,733,793
advertising
1963
and
printing income——
pruning income
Costs'
and
Eai nings
•.
expenses—
before
Net
earnings
for
Net
earnings
per
—V.
195,
the
894,(31
1,914,124
81o,bU4
288,267
242,578
116,102
130,533
period
share
$0.34
First
Period
ivfarcn
isiicifcO
$0.28
31—
1953
Earnings
—V.
per
197,
197,
common
713.
p.
&
operating
1963
;
—
202,279
$e.23
$0.17
—
197,
1962
'
$59,900,205 $62,775,108
expenses
49,505,235
_
Canadian
First
$13,139,477
Funded
3,881,287
3,'768;i23
First
Industrial
Gas
Ltd.—Revenues
Up
Net
26%:
Net
69%—
Tne
LPG
company had revenues of $957,652
in the
first quarter oi
from
its
natural
Quarter Ended March 31—
1963
$8,233,326
6.832,316
——:
tne
first
snare
tne
income
net
income
shares
$66,944
was
six
or
from
aggregated $228,835
17
or
cents
cents
before
197,
Railway
Railway
Net
fixed
First
Quarter
Elided
March
31—
1963
revenue—
A
due
due
1969-73
197,
708,239
_______
.
for
the
Ended
March
from
revenue
Net
railway
197, p.
1963'
31—
operations
199,594
Ranway
operating
expenses
long-term
of last
said.
for
the
the
company
level
current
should
year
'Net
sales
period
■■■
of
to
last
year,
Carlisle
Corporation
$6,664,880,
Net
year.
30
or
against
income
cents
for
the
first
in
in
*
earnings
$355,466
both
operations
partially
in
the
offset
Redwood
from
the
those
of
the
City,
Calif.,
combined
West
Coasc
down
are
better
the
last year,
1114.
P-
East
by
from
than
of
from
acquired
wire
in
cable
and
sales
$362,445
November,
been
First
Quarter
Ended
March
operating
$50,518,889
$51.472;759
—_
43,507,573
45,382,778
$7,011,316
257,164
$6,089,981
2,275,307
revenue
operating
expenses—
Net
revenue
Net
railway
—V. 197, p.
from
railway
operations—
deficit
operating
1217.
_
-—
witn
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
low."—V.
197,
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenue————
Railway operating expenses'
1
1963
Railway
Railway
operating
1963
Net
—V.
' '
1962
revenue—
operating
$854,253
expenses—
486,558
489,333
$367,695
115,655
*
Net
railway
—V.
from
revenue
197,
Earnings
operations
income
operating
Foundry
in
..___
the first
Co.—Earnings Forecast—
half
of
1963
should
be
well
above
the
74
share earned by the company in the first six months of
1962, Sidney Gondelman, President and Chairman, announced.
•Mi\ Gondelman called
the
company's
earnings outlook "very en¬
couraging" and said that there is every indication that the current
tinue
trend
to get
Mr.
will
with
strongest for
noted
;The
half
second
"provided
that
the
we
con¬
second
and
third
are
Mr.
quarters,
which
traditionally the
Corp.—Acquisitions^—
has purchased
two
industrial
enterprises,
BellCo., Inc., in Orange, California, and Pabcast in
California, Melville Keim, President, announced.
Keim
said
that
this-was
a
first
step
in
an
acquisition
following the recent-sale of the company's Canadian oil
for
$1,900,000
cash.
issue.—V.
197,
p.
Bonds Offered
—
bonds
—
pro¬
prop¬
The
acquisitions
included
all
of
the
capital
stock
of
Bellwood
Millwork.
a
manufacturer 'of
flush
doors for .the building trades with national sales
of approximately
$5 million annually,
purchased for cashr and the equipment, in¬
ventory, land and buildings of Pabcast, a brass and aluminum
foundry and die-casting shop, purchased for cash and notes.—
to
to the Kidder, Peabodyat competitive sale May 15 on its
bid of 98.6899% which named the 4%% coupon. Com¬
peting bids came from Halsey, Stuart & Co., 98.52
for a 4% % coupon,; and Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 99.79 for
a 4%%
coupon.
unconditionally guaranteed, jointly
and severally, by endorsement, as to principal,
pre¬
mium if any, interest and sinking fund payments by
the following railroad companies:
Chicago, Burlington & Quancy Railroad.
are
,
The
'
Pennsylvania
turbine
193,
0.
2775.
'
■
„
'
will
these
Railroad.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad.
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington R. R. '
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds'from
and
First Quarter Ended March 31—
operating
Railway
operating
NetNet
revenue
revenue./—
$10,930,609
expenses'-:———.9,448,198
from
income
"
'1962
'
$11,132,817
.
railway-operations—, $1,482,411
railway operating
V. 197, p. 713.
B
444,939"
9;,740,956
■' $i;39T,861
453,368
principal
1,
1963'
.
proceeds
of
Central of Georgia
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
the
series
1963;
first
mortgage
for
The
the
the
concurrent
$13,337,000
sale of the bonds,. together
sale
will
of
be
series
used
A
for
debentures
the
into
"first mortgage series F, 3Va% bonds due July
be used for payment of 'principal amount
series* G, 27/8% bonds -due July 1, 1963; and $2,-
be
will
used
balance
for
of
the
the
payment
proceeds
general corporate purposes.
REDEMPTION
'
of
will
J'
a
be
4V2%
note,
added
to
due July 1,
the treasury
>
'•
FEATURES—The bonds are redeemable prior to
1, 1968, only out of proceeds of any- sale or sales of mortgaged
property and assets of the. company to any Federal, State or
M
June
will
be
consumer
a
for
periods
of
Bronze.
and
covering a
vehicle,
new
in
cities,
in
,
declared,
"could
result
in
such
Mr.
Anderson
continued, "when it comes
of duty in the hands of four users,
its year
to
engineering
our
turbine
our
time,
of
laboratories to
undergo
a
learn In our interviews with the
we
checked
and
against
what
learn
we
In
tests.
will
we
making
are
revolutionary
promises,
no
possibilities.
commitments
no
regarding the time when a turbine-powered
for purchase by a customer who walks
dealerships.
our
197,
still much to be learned
all-purpose passenger car
building it in volume." he
an
as
needed
methods
is
Tnere
automobile
of
the
has
car
available
be
kind
this
climates.
data,
the
roads,
that we would be encouraged to
program—but on the other hand it
problems that send us back to our en¬
for further research and development.-
cars,"
that
same
one
for
with
turbine
motoring public
about
asked
cross-country
for
1632.
p.
Cincinnati,
Orleans
New
Pacific
Texas
&
Ry.-—
Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
operating
$8,514,304
7,119,728
from
revenue
197,
railway operations
income
!
$1,460,001
987,932
,—
$8,826,579
7,366.578
$1,394,576
expenses
railway
1962
1963
revenue—
operating
1,206.976
operating
714.
p.
City Finance Co. (Memphis)—Notes Sold Privately
—On May
been sold
New
Clark
Cable
to
Net
S.
the
the
basis
to
that
the
the-
that
Duellman
November,
in
fiscal
for
of
electric
Ohio
~
amounted
1962
$3,674,000
Duellman
to
time
1961/
of
at
is
the
the
supply stores,
;
,last
45
cents
39
cents
was
the
working
current
order
backlog
year.
had
He
1962
for
included
which Clark
that Duellman'iS sales
compared to the volume
Company
said
as
acquisition.--
industry
supplier
and
of
electrical
equipment
to
contractors in the south central,
area.
Mr." Beckenbach
tion
year.
earned
shares.
company
results
Electric
$4,556,309
Dayton-based
a
and
Defense
,
explained
of
acquired
preceding
$204,624
basis of 523,853
reported
$5,2C0,00O.
operations
the
the
of
1962 amounted to
outstanding,
up
from
improvements during
March 31, the company's
of
Beckenbach
Mr.
for
of
sales
electronic
Department
profit
as
that
over
up
shares
the
on
also
the
earnings
and
1963.
fiscal
545,920
and
that
for
year
of
sales
noted
$243,000,
profits
reported
mechanical
of
and
industry
share
per
preceding
toward
to
rose
Beckenbach
Mr.
for
against $5,165,000
$11,200,000
on
Vice-President,
manufacturer
components
Earnings
for
the
had
due^ 1977
Sales, Net—
ended
year
Beckenbach,
earnings
year.
Cable
notes
record sales,
Jan. 31,
reported
fiscal
Cleveland-based
electrical
He
Corp.—Record
has
the
for
William
rose
reported that $1,000,000 of
was
subordinated
privately through Robert Fulton Maine Co.,
company
share
the
senior
York.
The
per
14, 1963, it
firm's
this
payment
amount
$32^989,000
450.000. will
1963.
from
debentures,
in
car
acceptance
correlated
believe
the
to
be
automobile
be
experience
over
Anderson
Mr.
entire
laboratory
the
At
will
cars
motoring
laboratories
increased
The
with
"
fall
color—Turbine
.
V.
They
cars.
this
turbine
a
unexpected
returned
"We
awarded
group
bonds
the
have
one
turbine
their
Chrysler after
be
our
On
the
were
of
beginning
wil'l
only
reaction,
customer
of
"Each
—V.
1739.
public offering of $29,000,000
Chicago Union Station 4%% first mortgage sinking
fund bonds, due 1988, at 99^2% and accrued interest
to yield 4.66%.
The
in
50
of
our
gineering
Net
this
Co.,
the
reveal
Net
Railroad
announced
group,
White, Weld
company
Millwork
erties
Pacific
Chicago Union Station Co.
The
Gardena,
gram
the
the peak of the
building season,
the company.—V. 197', p. 1945.
Central Iladley
wood
in
the cooperation of labor."
Gondelman
coincide
continue
Union
May 16, Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld &
Co., New York, as joint managers of an underwriting
per
upward
$8,827,026 $10,358,653
1.214,707
1,777,513
Proposed Merger—
713.
p.
Central
cents
railway
50
users
on
unqualified
$833,593
See
Net
build
user
Railway
,
turbine
Anderson,
concluded.—V.
$344,260
133.839
revenue
from railway operations——
railway operating income
197, p. 1739.
family-
for
1962
$47,907,011 $50,442,782
.39,079,985
40,084,129
Net
Carolina & North Western
Ry.—Earnings—
will
selected
turnpikes,
geographical areas
accelerate
about
First
of
Consumer
and
below
first
a
painstaking examination. What
1962
31—
represents
Each
range
users
1963
—
Railway
Earnings
are
connected
.
First Quarter Ended March 31—
*70,573
plant
our
1962.
start-up expenses
kept profit margins
have
has
of
facilities/however,
partly because
plant
This
year.
$7,730,874
267,890
designed
months under a no-charge use agreement. The turbine
built in one body style only—a four passenger, two-
behavior
back
Railway
anticipated
$8,552,675
714.
p.
world's
development.
Robert
could
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
1963
cases,
last
197,
its
will
corresponding
."Our business continues good with sales and earnings of our
rubber
and
plasties
facilities
reaching
all-time
highs
for
this
•period," the Carlisle report said.
"The sales 01 our wire and cade
in
railway operations—operating income———_——
Deficit.—V.
the
and
Vice-President, Product Planning, called
"a Chrysler first," for never; before has any
company placed "a new and
revolutionary type of vehicle in the
hands of motorists
for the
purpose of testing consumer
reaction
and studying a wide range of driver
experience."
1962
.-••••."
quarter
down
-
introduced
test-program
various
1963
t28,000
engineered
hardtop—and
Mr.
248,309
$51,268,423 $52,045,172
42,715,748 s"'44,314,298
—
revenue:from
Net railway
continue,
high
the
Net
favorable,"
activities
record
,;V-:V'T'. •./•
$6,661,437
was
share
per
1963
appears
of
the
exceed
year."
amounted
last
outlook
"Should
the
for
31,
128,000
—
in equal shares.
specifically
Car
to
be
Drivers
First Quarter Ended March 31—'
March
will
the
$676,033
•
par)
corporation
car
and
to three
door
1,302,467
$563,896
the
company
broad
comparable to
the
record
first
quarter
of • last year, George F.
Dixon, Jr., President, said in the quarterly report 10 stockholders.
Dixon
1962
$1,978,500
income
revenue-
earnings
1;
1,319,831
railway
operating
14
program.
car
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns.
ended
May
Tne
up
$1,883,727
($100
1836.
passenger
research
714.
operating
:"The
324,181
Ry.- -Earnings—
expenses
Railway
our
572,034
revenue
operating
were
Mr.
5,706,902
•/
,
quarter
$7,652,366
$1,945,464
—
shares
by the Proprietors
p.
distributed
operating
—V.
Carlisle Corp.—Net Lower—
^'Operating results
operating
'
1,346,989
Net
revenue
from railway operations-./—
railway operating income—
-yV. 197, p. 713. ^v .'. •.
■
operations
income—MM—
10.000,000
10,000,000
cars.
521.
Quarter
Railway
Railway
$1,077,884
653,140
Net
Nfet
p.
railway
$29,000,000
_—
——
completely new idea in passenger
Contemporary and individual in style, powered by the com¬
pany's fourth generation turbine engine, it embodies the turbine
engineering acnievements of
a
decade
of
intensive
engineering,
,
5,842,528
„
Outstd'g
——
1964-68
B
power.
The Turbine
$2,040,966
expenses———a
from
revenue
Firs.t
1962
$21424,853
$1,061,991
expenses
1962
$7,883,494
revenue-
Chicago & Illinois Midland
$2,443,084 <■'
1,381,093
;■_•___
;
series
197,
'
bonds
—
series
test
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine-Earnings—
Railway operating
Railway operating
sinking fund
debens.
On
1963
V
Chrysler Corp.—Unveils Gas Turbine Car—
197, p. .714.
operating
operating
railway
'V.
1528.
p.
4%%
—
debens.
$1,311,094
167,189
*72,765
by
PRESENT FINANCING
serial
tOwned
a
Net
snare.—V.
a
$1,401,010
_
First Quarter Ended March 31—
then
outstanding.
operations for the period,
1988
Common
,$8,145,522
6,834,428
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
tne
l-y62,
1,121,095
casn
charges,
for
of
quarter
on
Total
$759,134
EFFECT TO
serial
size
1963, a rise of 26%
over
comparable period last year.
Net income after all charges for the three
months ended March
31, 1963, increased 69.% to $113,250 or nine cents a share on the
1,'321,935 shares of capital stock outstanding March 31, 1963. For
of
railway operations—
operating income——
railway
* Deficit.—V.
business
revenues
from
revenue
out¬
owned
Capital Stock:
",1962
'
All
is
v
,
43/8%
and
gas
<
Debt:
mortgage
due
Railway, operating revenue
Ranway operating expenses
,
•
Railroad.
company
purpose.
—V.
Net
the
v
Authorized
$10,394,970
—
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
49,635,631
1945.
p.
Washington
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The two debenture issues
offered are
optionally redeemable after May 31, 1964 and prior to
June 1,
1968 but only out of the
proceeds of the sale of inortgaged prop¬
erty. The series B debentures are also
optionally redeemable after
May 31, 1968 out of any funds available for the
Quincy RR.—Earnings—
revenue—
&
stock
the four railroads.
3%%
2ot,o62
snare-
phia, Baltimore
standing capital
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
$9,5x5,597
———
1738.
p.
X8,955,273
Railroad; Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Rail¬
road; The Pennsylvania Railroad; and The Philadel¬
1962
$9,»4.U,584
—;
-
$13,028,405
9,188,543
operations
income
revenue from railway operationsrailway operating income
—V.
3!
earnings
60,157,147
$13,843;146
railway
operating
Net
Sales
1962
$79,ldo,552
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
Net
.
from
revenue
Railway operating
Burndy Corp.—Quarterly Report-
Net:
1963
^
Chicago, Burlington
771,546
taxes
2700.
p.
.
•317,761
"1,107,071
j._
30.44
$80,332,473
expenses—
xRestated.—V.
$970,487
::
.
Peueral. income
$1,563,726
66,489,327
revenue
operating
railway
1962
$1,058,297
operating
The Kidder,
Weld
group
bid
99.102
for
the
series A debentures as 4s and 99.563 for the
series B
debentures a 4y2s.
,1
The issues are
unconditionally guaranteed by en¬
dorsement, as to principal, interest and sinking fund
payments
by the Chicago,
Burlington &
Quincy
~
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
Report—
Net
«•:•
Total- income'
depletion
4V2% coupon.
a
Peabody-White,
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
•
advertising and
before
p7~1529.
197,
First
713.
p.
income
Railway
Railway
Periou. Ended March 31—
To mi
-V.
series B debentures with
1,001,507
12,o48,732
$2,804,883
_
99.084% for the series A debentures
99.148% for the series B debentures at
competi¬
tive sale May 15. Kuhn-Loeb bid 99.29 for the
series A
debentures with a 4%
coupon
and 99.305 for the
"J1962
1963
1962
$16,0o4,481
"332,888
•
^
revenue
ranway
; -Delicit.—V.
Net
1963
$l5,9bo,788
expenses
ui
The series A debentures
The group bid
$55,088,009 $50,547,557
2,881,803
2,565,233
depletion—
or
$0.48
RR.—Earnings—
revenue.:--
uuviiUiiVJ,
_
172,255
Subs;)^—Quarterly Report—
Saa.s
r"
Maine
M(U4VXX,
was
made May 16 by an
underwriting
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago.
were priced to yield from
3.60% to 4.20%, and the series B debentures to
yield
from 4.30% to 4.50%.
$629,373"
b8,212
;
*r
group
I
1,902,627
$564,944
-
Thereafter,
1969-1973
1,
1962
$2,532,000
1,806,882 "
expenses—'
from
revenue
Cerro
"
•
-
Fust Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway -operating
Railway operating
651,061
1963
1
Boston &
$1,901,411
576,886
$2,371,826.
Period Ended March 31—
$u.03
■.'■.'•■*
'
;
.
—v.
J". $0.99
items
";%•
$2,153,210
'•
■
-
Debentures Offered—Public offering of
$10,000,000
principal amount of Chicago Union Station series
A 3%% serial debentures due June
1, 1964-1968 and
$10,000,000 series B 4%% serial debentures due June
,
revenue
r
they are recieemaoie at optional re¬
ranging from 104.13%'
to
the
principal amount;'
May 31, 19/4, ut sinking fund redemption prices of 100%.
after
ano
Vermont-Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
operating
-
and
$0.81
-
•
Net
i»2.04
713.
p.
•/
-
pnees
11,022,032
-
■s,ta-iCes--V
_
and
income
—v.
operations-—
deiicit
v
■
.
Ra>. way • operating
on
.
after
items
Rauvvay
2,799,064.
*.
stocx
•
fcpeciai
Central
Net
ileins___
special
railway
operating
521.
First Quarter Ended March 31—'
'917,310
l,o81,754
.
capital
income
l,ol4,436
otj,otK)r;*"birr126.
.
railway
197, p.
—V.
$18,oOi,511
x,jaj,02j
on
taxes-
and
oi
Maich
Ne;
10,520,301
•
demption
$12,673>511 $12,923,443
expenses—
from
revenue
-
instrumentality.
1962
lob2
$15,oj-1,262
base_
ta^es
—
income
share-
19j3
income,_
after
itcuio
•Net
Per
ul—
--a*—.
_—_
income, ueiore
Special
.
Marcit
j^iidca
suit.s
Nee
"laxcs
*
1963
revenue—
1495.
p.
Net
•
Jersey—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
performed by: the •company.
not obligated wcund substan->
being
5
to
service
the
said
that
needs
of
Clark
the
Cable
is
in
Department
an
of
excellent
Defense
posi*
for- re»i
maintenance
parts
as
a
result - of
a
product
diversification program
begun in 1959.
He pointed out that the
program-had enabled the company to increase .the number of orders
from 300
contracts in
1956 to over 1300 in the year just ended.
and
placement
—V.
197.
p.
1833.
6
The
(2046)
In
Sharply
Clifton Precision Products Co., Inc.—Net Up
first
the
half
fiscal
of
gas
signed
tions
The
by the company in the earlier period as a result of defective bear¬
ings purchased from an outside supplier. John P. Glass, President,
explained that the -company is now producing many of its own
bearings,' thus materially reducing dependence
on vendors while
improving product quality and cutting costs by integrating produc¬
tion
processes.
Subject
the
:
v
■
Net
Net
197,
'
1963
■
enced
de¬
Cola
-
Co.
3,061,404
3,217,918
$1,857,946
$1,992,395
1,406,390
Plans.
—
1,609,214
were
applications
Power
approval,
197,
for
Commission
first
the
in
the
deliveries
scheduled
are
of
"Tower
Music"
for
The
-
foreign
of
York World's Fair
the
In
will
;r
its
the
tower, which is as tall as a 12-story building,
world's largest and finest carillon.
This unique
the
Fair
grounds.
versatility of the
the music
The
circumstances require,
that, if
due
called
has
5'/8%
1,
June
National
sales
of
installation will be
reach as far as
made
was
musical
with
programs
President
Moses,
the
of
orchestration
full
will
Profit
for
of
-
'The
610-bell
carillon
rises
that
tower
.
Pro-
grams
console
from
the
will
housed
be
the
at
base
of
refunding
and
105.31%.
at
■i
.
world.—V.
0::X
197,
Guaranty
Chairman
of
1963
the
over
and
totaled
disclosed
$2,553,268,
$2,273,442
for
reported
•
Sales
has reported a
fiscal 1963, against
1962
third quarter, it
President
and
and
Chief
Executive
communications
The favorable
loss
for
the
for.
net
the
at
profit of
loss
net
a
.
-
-
:
increase
manufacture-a
acting
as
Mr.
,'
,
•,
*
in
Officer
ended
of
start
Csleman
increase
In
sales
the
of
Cook
March
The
report
several
also
told
lines
new
during the year," he
Coleman
of
Cable's
plans
to
for
the
and
'Manufacturers Hanover
co.-registrar?'for .the
Trust
com¬
by-J.
1945.'
p.-
of
Electric's
&
The
•
Net
—rV.
.
.2,-938,600
-from
revenue
197,
.
$602,386
$554,331
321,952
First.Quarter Ended March 31—
\
.
1963
1982
from
to
612/456 ;
8'
$250,130
$698,982
80,651
270.271
System, Inc.—Record
Net,
Sales—
announced
.
-
#
and.sales
first
any
for
William ,S.
by
the
quarter
Paley,
President.
Consolidated net income for
0QT.
iv:
•
V'
in
up
from.
increase of
an
$8,073,780
26%.
for
The
first
quarter
of
the
company's
Chairman, and
1963
Frank
the first three months was
the.
current
it
in
Per
Feb.
share
28,
ccsts
not
$10,175,-'
corresponding period- of .1962;
earnings are equivalent to $1.11 *
$13i,-
The
1962
results
of
results
of operations of
foreign sub¬
financial statements of the
company.
above have been restated to include the
the
figures
shown
foreign
subsidiaries.—V.
197,
p.
816.
Gas
company
has
%
reported
net
earnings
of
348,030,
periods
under
$1.77
or
for
the
have
share,
compared
corresponding ppriod
been
various
Sustained
a
restated
rate
cold
V
$27,467,000,
per snare, for the first quarter
of-i9G3 against
or
77 cents per share for the sarrie
period in 1962.
Net income for the 12
months ended March
share,
to
a
reflect
with
year
or
617.
Asso¬
refunds
47
or
Dec.
31,
$769,509
for
This
cents
per-
is
issuance
details
of
the
of
Fireside
'
-
be
retained.
factor
in
its
and
entrance
into
broader
T,
said
stock.
common
contract,- but
will
important
an
Dextra
of
said
all
in
the
/
field
com¬
geographic
areas
,
primary plans calls for production of a Dextra brand
products using Dextra Fortified Sugar, to "be pack¬
as
"Dextra, The Marshmallow with the Extra."
be, Mr. Schakel said, a part of an overall "Diet with
will
Dextra"
marketed
program.—V.
D! Giorgio
195,
2589.
p,
company's first quarter
share, as compared to a
of
$32,952.
Tne
in
Of
also
from
up
period
that,
increase
due
in
to
the
continue
will
pany
on
citrus
of
sold
Mr.
share,
Giorgio"
principal
our
the
also
and
of
Giorgio's
the
similar
in
t.ie
to
cold
irozen
and
subsidiary,
weather
market
the
' 7" '
than
..
zruit
ol
citrus
higher
a
stock¬
substantial
when
quarter
citrus."
re.lect
Vv'a:'%
' ''
message
reflect
trend
fresh
earnings' for the
loss in 1962
reduced supply
a
se:ond
remaining
Di
1962
single
com¬
.
normal
strength
Products
TreeSweet
^
Di
of.
ims
inventories
by
Company."
of
$25,216,960
pre-tax
Out in 'a
winter
that
least
at
its
earnings
Pre-tax
by
of
sales
against
7, \
earnings
caused
last
expected
carry-over
juices
1S62.
pointed
market
through
quarter
quarter
1963
quarter
freeze
is
dispose
"First
in
Chairman,
Florida
It
first
in
36 .cents'."
or
quarter
•
/V- :
first
$602,649
first
\
reported
citrus
California.
the
'
$1,222,649
"The
the
were
loss, for
$24,326,306
were
$112,952.
J. S. Di Giorgio,
holders
earnings
'
company
1933
same
(Quarter
Fruit. Corti.—Shows Profit for
The
per
of
to $343,324,
approximately
deferring most income taxes.
Chairman, outlined preparations for large
also
still
crops
business,"
pointed
remain
he
said,
out,
be
to
"cold
however,
that
harvested.*
weather
VIn
and
hail
California's
this--segment
have
severely
Northern California pium and pear crops, including the
company's acreage of those commodities.
The effect of
this
is
unpredictable at this time, therefore the quarterly; results ^are not
damaged
necessarily
a
full
indicative
year—V.
was
made
and
its annual
of
business
will
the
report for the year ended
aircraft
in
hand,
generate' several
declined
compared
the
to
decline
signing
of
announced
Daryl
ana
firmly
we
7.3%
95
to
cents
"due
was
million
of
the
p.
195,
2151.
results
which
be
will
realized
for
in
cents
88
for
expect
our
the
primarily
the
previous
ended
year
Mr.
year.
increased
to
indirect
an
units,
the
line
of
strategically
well
as
Mr.
products
Daryl,
en
the
have
Royal
Aluminum
the
as
been
located
sales
added
to
and
manufacturing
-
received
decisions.
March
sales
before
Earned
197,
management
Daryl's
existing
2,129,920
640,000
600,000
1,736,032
taxes-——
1,529,9^0
:
$1.45
r__
$1.28
1740.
Dorsey Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Period
Sales
Ended
and
Costs
March
31—-
1
i
revenues
and
1963
1962
$4,987,744
$5,428,659
4,798,830
5,122,069
188,914
306,590
expenses
one
as
additional
Stock
Florida,
aluminum
of
Exchange
for
area
one
the
over
and
a
has
decade.
been
established
Daryl
outstanding innovators in
products.—V.
191,
p.
before
for
called
outstanding
its
has
5%
first
1C4.60%
and
104.95%.
—V.
197,
p.
its
5 Vs %
Payment
for
—V.
197,
in
the
made
at
the
$0.08
$0.16
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
Railway
Net
operating
revenue
operating
expenses
deficit
Net
197,
* 1963
-
;
'v.1932
$872,573
$979,855
4,231,825
;
from
railway operations.—
operating
deficit
railway
—V.
%
—
—
...
5,307,213
$3,359,252
$4,327 358
,3,720,651
4,732,467
715.
p.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
on
Quarter
Ended
March
31—
1963
:___
—
1962
$1,581,146
$1,316,000
r"""
902,858
revenue
expenses
904,282
$678,288
$411,718
277,082
20,378
"
June
6, 1963, all of
mortgage, bonds due Nov. :.T,
1987
at
mortgage bonds due March 1, 1990
be
.145,230
714.
p.
Railway operating
Railway operating
first
will
161,360
88.914
earnings for periods—:
Earnings per common share
has^long been
designs and
504.
redemption
100,000
new
Light Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
company
tax
taxes
Net
First
&
income
income
talent
strength
lines," Mr. Lodge indicated.
of the nation's largest aluminum
fabricators, is listed
Dayton Power
at
$20,258,629
taxes,—'
share.
p.
1962
•
$21,769,932
2,376,062
.■___
%
after
per
Report—
1963
/
,
taxes
Earnings
—V.
Co.—Annual
—
Earnings
Income
Salt
31—
and
Lodge stated.
with
American
of
The
a
Crystal
Ended
Provision
its subsidiaries, and manufacturing facilities
15, 1963, by Martin S. Lodge,, President,
"Three
Aluminum
areas,"
acquire
May
on
Industries.
to
agreement
Royal
manufacturing units' in New Jersey. Illinois, and
California, and their sales forces will bring Daryl products closer
to these trading areas and will
also tend to strengthen the Daryl
uses
both
Year
Net
additional."
The
$23',340,000
Earnings for
Diamond
Inc.—Net Lower—
shareholders
Corp. of Hialeah, Fla.,
Irving Trust Co.,
N.
Y.
Net
revenue
Net_J"ailway
—V.
197,
1946.
p.
from
railway operations
income—
operating
715.
weather
throughout its territory early in 1963
responsible for much of the
earnings increase, Columbia said
System gas deliveries exceeded five
billion cubic feet per dav on
12" separate
days in January and February
was
p.
91
31, 1963, was $53
$47,544,000
or
$1 58
ago.
$151,700
was
the
acquired
the
and
in
ended
year
from
other
brokers
line
Earnings
The
Miami,
Sys.em, Inc.—Net Higher—
ceirs
the
97%
patented
1740.
recognized
Columbia
The
the
for
up
Fla.,' -producer of a
and
minerals,
City, Kansas.
vitamins
Kansas
marshmallow
aged
which
Daryl Industries, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Royal
in
&
food
of
1963,
31,
coupled with considerable nonrecurring expenses."
He does
anticipate these expenses will recur in fiscal 1964.—V.
197,
these
1963,
March
engine overhaul firm,
that sa}es increased about 5.6%
$10,210,690 for fiscal 1962.
McGee, the firm entered fiscal 1964 with "7 to
to
earnings
1963,
said
in
included
ended
the
that
of
position.
against
accounts
of
with
report
disclose
product
distribution.
of
amounteed
flow
President
to
distribution
are
that
income
result
a
Mr.
collars of
million
normal
Stanton,
Net
Beginning
Net
letter
a
per
sidiaries
quarter
•
was
share, against 88 cents per share (adjusted for
stock dividend)
for the first quarter of 1962.
sales
for
the
first
quarter
totaled
$141,213,861,
a
$9.2
fe-' ;;millhM*- Increase Over last year's -first
"-quarter net -sales of
\
o : -v.
Interim
profitable
Pharmaceutical, Inc.—Sales, Net
$1,487,391
Cash
as
McGee.
earned
S
the
Miami,
with
through
Fireside
pany's
in
resulted
the
were
history,
I,
$10,778,624,
p.
income
third
reported
direct
McGee
Net
ih
overall
an
not
and
profit
year.
According
;
highest, for
&
were
$64,587.
share,
per
wrote
$1,311,438
525,570
Broadcasting
the
Dallas Airmotive,
197, p.. 521.
Columbia
for
has
sales
previous
Henry
$775,700
.
expenses-—
Net revenue from railway, operations
".Net < fallway; operating income
—V.
toward
The company has distributed
Feb. 28, 1963, to shareholders.
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
revenue
140,052
,P..-
212 247
'
Railway operating
Railway operating
.
.$686,739.
189,026
V.
Midwest, and their plans call for immediate expansion of the
.
months ended March 31, 1963, sales were
:;19,$22,819,000 for the comparable period of fiscal
continue to reflect elimination of nonprofitable opera¬
company
scale
$3,701,611
$3,147,280
521.
p.
sales
program
Harry W. Bobley,
selling or
encyclopedias in
cooperation
with major
department stores throughout the country.
He also stated that the
Calories Dont Count product has been withdrawn
and the resulting
loss charged to earned
surplus.—V. 195, p. 5.
1962
$3,590,986
$637i086
-•
.
.
1,250,052
;
Earl Smalley and President Karl Schakel
made
was
said
One of
control
this
sugar
did
year.
cost
shareholders
Mr.
1963
•
railway operations-.-.—
railway -operating income
Net
told
fiscal
1963
fortified
Marshmallow Co.,
They
showing improvement in relation to sales
with significant reductions in overhead and
Vitamins
net
$1.06
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
—
They
operating
nine
the
Sales
1962,
the
Fifst Quarter Elided March 31—.
Railway operating revenue——..
Railway operating expenses——.
1
1962
$1,936,791
1,697^19
.
Corp.—Acquisition—
30,
of
personnel
net
1963, to $161,736, down
quarter and well below the
Up Sharply—
up
Colorado
1963
$1,734,405
expenses—
—__
May
acquisition
will
*"
*■
1,232,902
Shore Line RR.—^Earnings—
revenue
Board Chairman H.
Mangle,
electronics,
privately through Chas. E. Hamerman
ciates, Newark, N. J.—V. 195, p. 1096.
has been appointed
corporation.—V.
197,
the
$1,704,836
1,255,233
714. '
p.
Fireside
H.
aerospace,
sold
Co., New York,
stock
common
197,
against
Cove
.
3,882,656
$1,849,098
_
from railway operations^
operating
income—;.
■
'
'
railway
Dextra
$500,000 of
Co., Inc.—rAppointment—
-
1962
$5,587,492
4,277,706
revenue
Net
—V.
this firm's promissory notes due April 1974 had been 'f
souare
foot
manufacturing addition
to
its
present
facilities in
River. Grove during ,1963.
Tne. expansion move will more than
.double the company's present manufacturing area.—V. 195, p. 2489:
Coleman
Net
,
Cosmo Book Distributing Co.—Notes Sold
Privately
—On May 16, 1963, it was reported that
87,500
an
Railway operating
Railway -operating
third
the
$58,179
tions, Mr. Mangle said, but show improvement in divisions
represent the basis of future growth of the company.—V. 197,
said.
add
Detroit & Toledo
31,
third
the
1962
company's
progressing
Electric
For
1962,
'
introduced
1963
$6,126,804
expenses.
First Quarter Ended March 31—
$6,139,494, compared with $7,380,128 for third quarter of fiscal
1962.
earnings" for fiscal 1963. '"The-company is'continuing, i.s em-'
phasis-on. new product, research and development and has successfully
the
again
He
is
000,039,
,
earnings to the company's ability to
portion of-its own products In contrast to
distributor for others.
also predicted
"a marked
a
Cook
the
quarter,
costs.
were
of
said
costs
third
company
in
greater
the
other
per
the
Mangle
operating
prior
attributed
.
2,536,634
RR.—Earnings—
revenue——
revenue from
railway operations
railway operating income
197, p. 714.
On
$65,749 for
of
announced
was
quarter reduced
months
nine months
Mr,
sales
for "the
the
45-cents
$5,940,688
2,914,148
.
firm.
third
nine
$219,915
first
fiscal year totaled $5,*87,400
Up from $4,778,126
year.
Net income after taxes rose to $'275,422, or
share, against $236,041, or 38 cents per share, in the
previous year:
The earnings
per
share, after preferred stock
dividend
requirements, reflected an increase of 18%' based on
total class A and class B shares outstanding as. of Jan. 31, 1963.
.In.his message .ttr the' shareholders,■ David- Coleman,. President,
'
-
Ironton
&
1962
$5,837,386
_
Net
Net
—V.
Electric Co.—Shows Profit for Quarter—
of
parable
and
-.
Railway operating
Railway operating
for the first quarter of 1963 totaled $47,321,
of $8,150 in the first quarter of 1952.
share basis were 8 cents in the 1933 quarter
the 1962 lirst quarter.
There are 600,000 shares
company
quarter
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—-
This' River v Grove; 111; Company, has reported increases in
earnings for the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1933.
-
Detroit, Toledo
first
the
revenue, from
railway operations
operating income.—
197, p. 522.
First Quarter Ended March 31—"
that
increase
an
1933
$18,173,866 $18,690,153
12,336.480
12,749 465
expenses
railway
—V.
Sales, Net—
President,
,
RR.—Earnings—
revenue
Net
Net
Co.,
Trust
operating
operating
Railway
brand
The
from
Coleman Cable & Wire
;
Railway
all
"company's net operating loss of $526,499 recorded in -the comparable
:
Denver & Rio Grande Western
company
Cook
1.945.
p.
1963,
senior notes
First Quarter. Ended March 31—
,
the
large
,
'
10,
firm's
.
mortgage
bo.ds,
will be made at
Payment
Morgan
or
June
on
May 14, 1963, it
this
.
elliptical court.
A magnificently
landscaped plaza will be the setting for the console and the tower.
At, various heights In
the tower there will be banks of speakers
which will cover the full range and frequency, from low, mid-range,
to high;
thereby creating a true outdoor hi-fi effect,
The console will be completely enclosed in glass, permitting visi¬
tors to view the musician
as, he
performs.
Recitals will be given
several times each day by famous. carillonneurs from all over the
-
721 722 "
privately through Robert Fulton Maine Co., New
York, and Midland Securities .Corp., ;Ltd.r London,
Ontario.
'
outstanding.:
operates through a nationwide network of branch
throughout the United States, and in Canada through its
wholly-owned subsidiary Canadian Consultants & Designers, Ltd.
C&D functions through three principal fields of service—technical
services, such as design and-drafting; clerical services, through its
Office Extras Division;
and creation, fabrication, and installation
of exhibits and displays for trade shows and conventions
through
its wholly-owned subsidiary Award Exhibits, Inc. which has head¬
quarters in Chicago.—V. 197, p. 1633.
*
:.-
$2,476,399
714,437
sold
per
a
in
stock
common
The
*he
Fair.
will range from presentation of a full symphony to rock and
.roll, or the latest fad music. They will also feature music from the
120 countries in which Coca-Cola is sold;.
-s
v
,
earnings
cent
1
$1,924,206
Corp., Ltd.—Notes Sold Privately
was reported that $12,500,000 ;
due 1975, $2,250,000 of its
senior subordinated notes due
1975, and *$1,500,000 ~
of its junior subordinated notes due
1975 had been
taxes
with
on
1962
Delta Acceptance
of
-
redemption
Bank,
quarter
11.8%,
or
after
earnings of
outstanding
$10,366,104 $10 837 544
8,441,898
8,36i!l45
1_,
revenue
from railway operations—
railway operating income
197, p.-1837...
:
—On
offices
with
strike
time
j;
first
against
Fair
scheduled
be
outstanding musicians at the console. The carillon will
of day and participate in various functions at the
■■■
the
Earnings
Corporation and" Thomas J. Deegan, jr.;. Chairman of the Executive
Committee.
Directors and officers, of the Coca-Cola Co. attended.
This musical-voice of the Fair is so unique that a wide variety
of
for
$983,611, equal
shares of capital
1983
expenses
quarter of 1962.
company
Robert
Co.;
Coca-Cola
of
by
operating
c.
share on
highs for the
per
that
first
1989
City
Zimmerman,
$279,826,
can
officials at dedicatory
cererronie3 May 14, at the World's Fair.
Participating were: James
A
Farley, Chairman of The Coca-Cola Export Corp.; J. Paul Austin,
President
E.
to
Corp.—Earnings—
revenue—
—V.
197, p. 1945.
compared
15Th2 Announcement
Hudson RR.
&
operating
Railway
lor
has reported that the company experi¬
sales and earnings year in 1962, with sales
also emphasized
outstanding
P,
First
Charles
-
such
Delaware
Railway
Report—
Consultants & Designers Inc.—Record
system will serve as the musical-voice of the exposition and
add a, new dimension to the festive atmosphere.
The tower will be seen and the music heard at any spot on the
700-acre
amounted
outstanding
Chairman,
successful
He
N. Y.—V.
1964-65.
sparkling
installed
be
Music"
musical
*■
1963,
1,527,401
the
Net
Corp.—Annual
;
,
31,
on
1943.
p.
Instruments
corporation
series
rising amidst a world of exotic
lands will be constructed by the Coca-Cola Co. at the New
of
"Tower
120-foot
March
snare
First Quarter Ended March 31—
project will
future.";
near
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—To Re¬
deem Bonds—
-
World's Fair—
"A
ended
per
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
corresponding period of 1962, Decca reported
$2,135,868, equal to $l.u6 per share on the 1,285,701
shares of capital stock.—V. 197,
p. 1115.
Applica¬
project
,
Coca
In
peak sales rates enjoyed in the
final quarter of 1962 had carried into and through the first quarter
of. 1963.
He confidently forecast sales in excess of $2,000,000 for.
the first six months ended June 30, with an anticipated net income
of $184,000 equivalent
to 23c per share.
v;;:
Some 18,000 square feet of additional office, sales and R&D space
acquired in 1962 is expected to fill all present requirements for
additional
facilities resulting from
increased sales, without addi¬
tional expenditures.—V. 194, p. 1052.
$5,210,313
income.
operating
latter
the
$3,402,030 and
earnings
of $363,424
(45c
shares outstanding).
Both figures set new
company.
714.
p.
1964.—V.
very
a
hitting
800,000
1962
$4,919,350
operations.
railway
from
revenue
railway
—v;
Certificate
Federal
Commission
Siegel,
Henry
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses——
transaction."
for
is
cents
.
Net
despite strong price competition, Mr. Glass said, and new
products are contributing tc sales growth.
Clifton products are
used in nearly every major guided missile and
aircraft, including
Gemini
Polaris, Dynasoar and Mercury. The company has recently
been the successful competitor for supplying components for use m
the Apollo guidance system.—V. 197, p. 405.
v
Humble.
the
Computer
good
•
stockholders,
months
64
.
stock.
,
x
company's principal product lines, rotary components for
electronic equipment in aircraft and missiles, Clifton's sales remain
-'
"Monterey
Commission
to
will be based upon reserves dedicated from
fields and from additional reserves to be
by
of
Fall
to
three
cubic
purchase
gas
to
to
letter
a
trillion
6.4
conventional
■
i.
purchase
Louisiana
made
be
so-called
Power
withdrawn.
developed
in
This
with
agreement
new
a
purchase of
period.
reported
the
Federal
into
the
for
Co.
23-year
a
replace
new
entered
company
Refining
over
the
southern
the
In
•
&
Columbia
to
to
recently
major factor in this difference was a nonrecurring loss suffered
A
of
agreement,
1962.
the
Oil
feet
earnings
reported
has
company
March,
Humble
of $358,315, or 77 cents a
share
on
sales of $6,921,035, in the first six months of its fiscal
vear
'the period ended March 31, 1963. This compares with earn¬
ings'of $107,397, or 23 cents a share, on sales of $5,844,330, for
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Decca
Records, Inc.:—Net Down
Consolidated
of
operations
net
of
earnings of
its
subsidiary
Decca
Eazor
Sharply—
Records, including results
Universal Pictures Co., Inc., for
Express, Inc.—Appointment—
First* National
agent for the
tion.—V. 197,
City
Bank
common
p.
and
has
been
class
A
appointed New
common
stock
of
York
transfer
the
corpora¬
1740.
<1
Volume
197
Number
6265
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
)'
.Economy
On
' Finance
Corp.
May 15, 1963, it
Notes
—
Sold
Privately-r-
.i
Emhart
.
reported that $10,000,000 of
firm's senior notes due
May. 1, 1975 had been r
sold
privately through Michelman
& .Hanf
Inc., '
New York."'. " "
* / * "
::
was
and
New
share■
per
"
Capital
—V.
■%—j'—-i-—
shares
197,
$0.14
:
„
V.."
4,550,023
income
—i—
617.
p.
'I
New
607,143
Net
Offered—On May 14,'
offering of 80,000 common shares
of Ekco Products was
made by an underwriting
group J
managed .by Lehman Brothers, New York. The
stock,
priced at $28.75 per share, , was oversubscribed,
The
v
shares
sold
were
stockholders arid
the company.""
and
baker
The
of
of
No.
sale
Cicero
of
Ave.,
aluminum
Chicago,
foil
of
AS
4.60%
OF
APRIL
debs.,
due Aug. 1, 1987
Sundry notes of domestic-subs.
Capital-Stock:
"' V
..-v//////;-/
•,4V3%. cumulative
preferred
Second
,
23,760 shs.
-
by
each
of
them-are
Lehman
of
the
Sachs
&
Lynch,
Paribas : Corp.
White, Weld &
197,
//• ;te//;/./%/;>£;%
,
"a
modest
Fenuer
5,137,874
3,091,138
/'■
'...;,.vvv:
&
Inc.——/
Smith
Mf.
Strichman
'
./
this
issue.—
loss
to
•
the
that
$42,754
—
,
113,698
,
,
'
1933
V
revenue___
1962
$1,948,254
$1,947,212
expenses-——.
1,710,934
1,685,401
$237,260
$261,811
39,636
105,901
—V.
197,.
715.
p.
top
•
^
Georgia Southern & Florida
Ry.—EarningsFirst Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
Railway
of
rate
1964
830,961
revenue, from
railway operations.
railway operating income
Net
Execu-
of- hew
should
the
he has
stockholders
assemolea
that
the
operating
operating
■"'/v'/"//-!
.
revenue
1963
.
vl 41952
$1,899,338
„
expenses
$2,101,094
1,603,861
Ne^ revenue from railway operationsrailway operating deficit—
new"
convinced
are
1,642,827
r
$295,477
that
—V.
197, p. 716,
$458,267
239,268
Net
98,620
V..V-V'r'i
Good Humor Co. of California—Sales
Up 5%—
:
1963. first quarter, results were
Incomes are up: 101? both company'and its
subsidiary, DarriDslite,
quarter of 1962 because of cercain
Inc., during periods covering
approximately cne-half year of opera¬
treatment which-were undertaken, at
tions,- O. Richard Capen, President,
year--s.
that
the
first
announced.
company's
the
major
annual
factor
report. V" !,•
in
the
1963
first
Sales of the parent
company for six and one half-months ei^led
April 15, 1963, were $1,844,145, an increase of
5%
over sales of
$1,750,582 in the preceding year's comparable
period.
quarter
the
was
.
Georgia BR"—Earnings—
necessary
in. the
that
,
Railway operating
Railway operating
operations
Chief
reduce
midyear,-and
ieil
to
the
accounting
708,595
1
,
First Quarter Ended March
31—
•
1962
$873,715
$34,085
120,791
expenses—
Net
and
establishment
expected
1963
$742,680
—
loss
"
•
revenue-
,
said,.
deterioration in
the
operating
operating
revenue from
railway operations—
railway operating loss
197, p. 715.
•
.
V.
trend
net
RR.—Earnings-—
Quarter Ended March 31—
&
Net
Net
changes in engineering, plant,
eventually put Fairbanks Whitndy into a strong
- !•
,t
1
'<
noted
reflected
reported
loss
hmavorable
showing
of
Fairbanks -Morse, < which
on
net sales of $22,345,000 during the first
quarter. .: ■% Total
revenue
of
Dari-Delite
amounted
to
$110,329 for
five
said, that .two. ,of; the company's operating
units
in
months
ended
Feb.
28,
1963, compared to $90,542
for
the 'like
Hartford,> Conn., Colt's Patent Firearms and Pratt & Whitney,
period a year earlier, This revenue
reflects/.both royalties from
experienced losses,- but that the third Hartford
franchises and salea' of equipment to new
operating unit,
franchise holders. Mr.
Chandler Evans, turned in a
satisfactory performance and largely
Capen said, these equipment sales, rose from
$60,335 to $80,119
offset them.—V. 197, p. 1116.
due
- r
primarily because of
a
new
combination
of
•
lost
8,000
'•
-
,
Corp.,
-.v""-
group
'
$866,000
further
He
8,000
in
and
was
on
ana
comparableywith
He
8,000
8,ooa
„„
critical
consolidated
a
'
went
management
end
8,000
i———>'
Co.,: Inc.__L.__-
the
.
President
as
and
after
profit."
profit position. 1
and
24,000
sales,, he
election
1962,
steadily
operation
not
At■
■•
1,
in
widespread
a
company
losses
top level
purchased
,
"
froren
and
8,000 i
1733.
p.
the
Mr. 'Strichman
2,691,185 shs,.
be
to
Co.-—_—
Pierce,
$5,819,018
;/ ///.■,
continuation of
Whitney reported
and
Nov."
1
8,000
Merrill.
-V.
operating
r
underwriters
stock
Brothers_.i_—
Goldman,
$3,605,641
a
Strichman's
on
of
changes
several
Telegraph
privately through Salomon Brothers
V
■
Georgia & Florida
First
Railway
Railway
.
agement
.
.
;
Mr.
-
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Eastman; Dillon,vUiiton Securities•-&
,
Officer
to
■
,
common
follows:
as
47,337,015
■
In presenting the final figures for -the first*
quarter today! he
said, that the reorganization program instituted
by the new * man¬
-
22,991 shs.
.
•
of
names
of shares
46,271,764
operations—
$150,800,000
on
and equipment can
<$100-par>, issuable in series—
100,000shs,
^Common stock ($2.50 par)5,000,000 shs.
.UNDERWRITERS—The
reflected
this trend
led
show
-
-
—
the respective number
$53,156,033
.
92,205
.
&
''
Hutzler, New York.—V. 197, p.' 1014.
1962
operating management for the company under his direction.%
$15,000,000
"
cumulative preferred stock
/%
\
$49,877,405
//\//.'\/
efficient
stock
par)--
railway
Paa-Dan^s
$4,757,000
tive
-
%'/./''/te /
92,205
results
It- was
Outstanding
$15,000,000
J;
($100
1;, 1963
Authorized
f.
s.
from
715.
p.
that
'
bperates directly and through, 'subsidiaries .in'the
United States, and the
company's foreign subsidiaries own plants
In; England, .Canada, Mexico, Germany,» and Austrailiav■■£-<W/ Debt:
Co.—Merger Effective—
Telephone
*
had been sold
/
1963
railway operating deficit-—_r_——■
1932 when
of
is
hard¬
...%••._/>/•:•/<///
...
1218.
p.
.listed
was
'■/,"/
revenue
The
containers,
International
197,
/; General Finance
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On
May 14, 1963, it was reported that
$2,000,000 of this
firm's 4%% subordinated
notes due May
197,
1, 1978, arid
>/' $1,000,000 of its 5V4% capital notes due* May
1, 1983,
\
company
had a consolidated net loss of $849,000 on. sales
ot .$38,865,000 during, the first,
quarter of .1963, George A. : Strichman, Chairman and President,
reported to the annual meeting of
stockholders..
•
:'X; V;
certain
houseware, builders
rigid
equipment, and :coatingservices./
//// CAPITALIZATION
the
The- compaiiy
company,
Funded
See
V.
'
1949
and
equipment,
General Controls
•
Fairbartks'Whitney Corp.-7-Shows Loss; for Quarter
'
proceeds will accrue to
'';!%/■ 0V^
V•: /•/'':•.•'
commercial
paps,
account
;
Exchange under the symbol EMM.—V:
'
—v: 197,
.
none of the
BUSINESS—The company
Engaged in the manufacture
ware
for the
of
————„
secondary
a
Stock
stock
common
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenue.
Railway operating expenses.
Net
1963,
York
Exchange Listing—
the
14,
;/
V.:;
Ekco Products Co.—Common
Stock
May
Erie-Lackawanna RR. Co.—Earnings—
$0.29
174,992
-
--.607,143
...
/'.•
-
4,896,809
87,450
—
•
York
1740.-
•p,
Net^^s^ales,
Net'
the
on
Report—
Earned
of
Effective
1962
f
.
Inc.—Six Months'
1963
Co.-r-Appointment—
City Bank has been appointed New York registrar,
Co.; New York, transfer agent for the common
the company.
"•
v * ,»
■.
<■».
j
»•
Bankers Trust
stock
■■
EICO Electronic Instrument Co.
Manufacturing
First National
this
7
The
acquisition
by
Fairchild
Camera
of
food
—v.
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Corp.—Acquisition
193,
the
items
machinery
493.
p.
the
is
company
r.^"-
/'
promoting
////v'^:-7/
dessert
nationally.
/'<> ■/
■
assets of Berman •
El Paso Electric
'i Laboratories, Ozone Park, N.
Goodall Rubber
Co.—To Sell Preferred
Y., .was announced by John Carter,
Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
Privately—■
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Berman Laboratories has
15, 1963 it was reported
/
that the company- had applied
Sales for the first quarter of 1963
to the FPC for
produced for a number of years the Berman Metal
amounted to
721,336 and
permission .to sell privately
Locator, used
net
40,000 shares of $4.56
income
to
$23,671
compared
with. sales ^ of
v Internationally
by surgeons, for "exactly locating- metal objects in
$3,844,372
and
dividend.preferred stock '(par $100>>
v
net income of $89,469 in
the same three months of
''/'';%///:
the human body." It is an
1S62, accord¬
electromagnetic detecting device that
The issue would: replace the
ing .to F. B. Williamson, 3rd, President.
company's outstanding $5.36 dividend
quickly and accurately locates metallic
foreign'bodies; including
and $5.40 dividend
preferreds, which would be called for redemption
magnetic intraocular foreign bodies. Metallic fragments are
/ Discussing the drop in earnings for the first
about July 1,—V.
readily
quarter,- Mr. Wil¬
195, p. 975.
detected
from > a satisfactory
liamson said,
"it is encouraging that from the l'w of
distance
through intervening bone. /
January
and
tissue, and fluids.
Probing or physical contact with the foreign
February, March did considerably better, and April:'should
Electronic Assistance
show an improvement in
; body is not required ior detection.
;
.,V>
earnings over March. With an increase
Corp.—Shows Loss for Year
in
business
The company has
activity and.< the weather having broken from this
According to Mr. Carter, this medically proved instrument
announced that it realized a
will
profit of $257,913
winter's cold, bur customers who build
on sales
be
of $1,541,068 for the
roads, bricges, oams and
manufactured,
first quarter of the new fiscal
marketed, and serviced by the newly formed
'other heavy- construction projects are now
year,
ended April 30, 1963.• Per
Medical Instrument'Department
back
at
work. This
of
Fairchild's Du Mont Laoorashare earnings were 19,7 cents.
should improve our position over the next few
tories Divisions in Clifton, N, J.
months,"—V, 197,
At the
1
-On May
.
.
.
same
ended
Jan.
$2,185,000
In
for
off
1963.
the
letter
a
plained -that
in
time, it. issued
31,
It
12
its
.
annual
showed
report
loss
a
of
for
the
$1,381,000
fiscal
year
sales
on
The
of
months.
stockholders,
the
of
Robert
loss
had
Edwards,
been
Several
loss.
introduction
of
several
factors,
he said, contributed to
included consolidation at Red
These
the
remainder
Bank
of
Arboi',
located
volved
in
provide
tract,
Du
the
failure
to
deliver
essential
an
part
of
product
a
substantial
a
order,
to
the,
government's
drawings-and specifications on another
bursting of the sprinkler system in one
to
the
Bank
shoremen's
plant
strike,
EAC's
which
annual
stockholders
will
during
January's
stopped
meeting,
,be
asked
overseas
called
to
freeze,
and
failure
May
28
large
-
in
to
con¬
section
to
shipments.
for
in¬
the
of
long¬
'
.
New
upon
business.
.He
said
the
firm's
is
—;
197,
522.
p.
-
-
-
least
Mont
The
metal
will
plants
be
detection
In
a
report
Breiner
pf
Goodway
and
manufactured
in
Clifton,
at
N. ' J.
medical
supply
It
with
the
Fairchild
will
Income
Net
visual
continue
outlets.—V.
of
reported
equal
1962
to
prepared
President
March
31,
only. I
for
David
$2,632,412
.
Both
79
net
382,515
p.
the
that
before
In" 1961
the
equal to 65 cents per share.
stockholders,
Chairman James
M.
Engelson declared that for the year
2481.
firm's
four
assets
can
are
to
times
be
now
borrow
from
Net
5%/
shares
fourth
capital,' making
leveraged for loans and
total
invest-
a
than'$3,000,000.—^V.
196,
•
Earnings for the
to
the
first
first
quarter
of
the
at
quarter
1962,
annual
of
1963
Robert
"about
were
W.
Kean,
Jr.,
period Ended March 31—
Gross
told
$1,904,326 in 1962.
For the
1963, Elizabethtown Water reuorted
per
share,
period
Net
31,
ceding 12
Kean
a
with
a
shareholders
"satisfactory
p.
that
year."
prospects for the rest
"The
first
quarter is
March
of
Fort
31,
dry period and
considerably higher than a
1837.
pumpage
figures
ago,"
year
"
he
\
,
::
Emerson
Electric
.v,
Manufacturing Co.
,
Earnings
Estimated
before
taxes
taxes
on
Net
;
Net
earnings
Average common shares
justed for acquisitions
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
197,
and
share
common
916.
.
*.
stock
The
Denver
and
'The
p.
■
Chase
the
<
of
the
Grace
The
Bank
first
company.—V.
197,
$48,033,952
5,152,676
•'
Volume
Total
2,427,742
5,153,659
$0.47
$0.47
been
mortgage bonds,
p.
of
business-!
income
"
through
Santa
reported
and
that
the
of
use
1962
$523,740
$827,439
140,853
■
,
Line
has. called
of
Income
tax
-
—V.
197,
p.
1634.
"1962
138,400
Net income
Average common shares outstanding-,
Earnings per average common share—
.
up
both the
generally
:"'
made
"'.K
capital- expenditure
*
/
,
fiber, in
new
of
more
the
Merchant
Marine'
Dec.
1,
1987
made
at
the
.
be
June
of
100%
at
Morgan
1,
its
Bonds
1963,
United
4.20%
plus
SS.
accrued
Guaranty .Trust
York, 140 Broadway, N, Y.; and the corporation has
redemption on June 1, 1963, through operation of the
fund, $140,000-of its United States Government Insured
Merchant.
1,
1987
the
of
due
will
redemption on
fund, $140,000
sinking
Insured
Series
Payment
Redemptions—2
for
for
at
Marine
at
has
the
plus
called
Trust
for
sinking
1987
1,
at
the
SS.
accrued
Co.,
at
plus
Manufacturers
Maria
1963,
United
4.20%
SS.
Hanover
due
Dec.
through operation
States
Santa
interest.
accrued
series
Payment will be made
N. Y.; and the corpora¬
1,
its
of
Bonds,
100%:
June
on
$140,000
Marine
Santa
interest.
Wall Street,
16
redemption
fund,
Merchant
Dec.
4.20%
Bonds
100%
Bankers
Insured
Trust
Government
Mercedes
Payment
Co.,
40
series
will
be
Wall
Street,
Y.; and the corporation has called for redemption on June ,1,
1963, through operation of the sinking fund, $140,003 of its United
80
Government
Magdalena
Insured
series
will
Payment
Pine
Street,
Merchant
due
be
Y.—V.
N.
Trunk
operating
operating
Railway
Dec.
made
1,
at
Marine
1987
The
at
Bonds
100%
Chase
196,
p.
Western
4.20%
plus
SS.
accrued
Manhattan
Bank,
2582.
RR.^—Earnings—
462,400
543,037
2,037,162
197,
p.
from railway .operations—
operating deficit:
:
Railway
$13,472,000
11,418,152
$2,274,710
$2,053,848
380,299
497,451
716.
Great Northern
First
1962
,
Quarter
Ended
operating
Railway operating
Ry.—Earnings—
March
31—
expenses——
1963
1962
$50,003,679 $48,941,749
42,226,845
42,125,422
.
revenue-,——
774,781
..
$0.11
1963
——
expenses
$13,819,799
11,545,089
revenue——
revenue
railway
—V.
142,639,000 110,174,000
14,347,171
13,203,646
provision
were
in
New
called
tion
the
of
$■,-.'$
—
the
Inc.—Partial
operation
sinking
Net
.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
—2-
share,
common
improved
133,374
appointed trustee and
4.40% series due 1983,
.
%
com¬
gain- of
a
c.ompany's premium .tires being,
fiber, are receiving wide public
First Quarter Ended March 31—
1634.
year,-
company.
polyester
.a
expanded
Mariana
Santa
1963
',
—
per
5.8%.
$16,634,000.
.
.
company's planned $100 million
is "progressing on schedule."
corporation
States
Period Ended March 31—
2,724,934
7,122,426
has
cents
1963
States ..Government
4,622,453
Co.—Appointment—
the
to
last
can be anticipated.^,He said the new cord combines
outstanding features: of both nylon and rayon.—V. 197, p. 817.
Grand
Manhattan
increase of
Goodyear's business had
lines,
and
that, gains
Vytacord,
acceptance,
Railway
for
48
to
ah
period of
premium lines
Net
1962
09.62
.
increased
same
1962.
that
Chairman
made/with
$5,449,892
523.
Service
paying agent
>
-
—.
N.
1963
railway operations
operating
deficit
the
for
program
4,427,245
from
quarter,
quarter
the
amounted
in
non-tire
said
He
$4,950,985
expenses-
in
throughout most divisions
made
Ry.—Earnings—
revenue
General Acceptance
,.,
,
revenue
Gas
.
(ad¬
split)
&
Quarterly
3,354,39,7
outstanding
$0.44
'i
-
6,912,316
3,557,919
.
433,374
$0.75
1218.
operating
operating
197,
de¬
;
3
p.
390,000
744.821
railway
197,
$54,339,265
income-
on
820,000
share
per
Net
In¬
1963
income—
$22,946,854 $28,767,826
1,5(34,321
828,374
taxes
first
has started
-
Period Ended March 31—
Net
sales
•„
taxes
income
1962
first
1962
the
income
cents
interest.
of
—
contracts—-
income
First Quarter Ended March 31—
.
Report—
completed
Federal
Worth
Railway
Railway
our
indicate
said.—V.
.
1963
Federal
for
—V.
1963
always
Kean said."The second quarter
particularly
is
ended
or $1.8i
$1,146,274, or $1.50 per share for the same
31, 1962.
Revenues for the 12 months ended
$8,141,602 compared to $7,669,101 in the
pre¬
period.
lowest income period,"
mand
months
197,
were
months
45
the
for
,
due
March
1963
told
dicated
12
—V.
from
'
income
Earnings
earnings of $1,380,097,
from
up
ended
before
Provision
Earnings for the three months ended
March
31,
1963,
were
$296,185, or 39 cents per share,,
compared to earnings of $297,782,
also 39 cents per
share, in the same period in 1962. Revenues were
slightly higher, amounting to $1,978,669
for
the
1963
quarter,
against
March
income
Profit
comparable"
President,
meeting.
—
earnings increased in the first quarter of
1^63
period in 1962, E. J. Thoma:, Chairman/ rnnou rced.
first/three months rose to/$392,267,000;
against
Thomas said
interest.
Fischbach & Moore, Inc.—Six Months'
Report-
Report—'ffy,
■
and
$15,841,000
Net
from
/
Co
stockholders
to
,
Elizabethtown Water
Co.—Quarterly
■
.
/73
522
-
'
'
487
i
,1 C42 678
(295,850)
r
the
income
pared
governmental
its
more
in
$370,795,000 in
-
the
authorized
up
$8,000,000
The
is
to
which
sources
sales
similar
a
Sales
tire
$158,889,
share.
per
1963 cash proceeds from the sale of
75,000
in December 1962, was available in the
company
private
almost
-42.—
1659,
p.
'
——
/-
1962
$6 ' 4
(551.850)
taxe's—
Share-//_4_—2—
per
-
earnings of
cents
over
the
ments.
after
'
■
$5,661,176
(loss]-
taxes
(loss)
.
.
officers reported
1958,
before
income
Earnings
2—V. 196;
capitalization of First Connecticut,
including $400,000 in government subordinated
debentures, is now
$2,000,000. Under provisions of the Small Business Investment
Act
and
1963
197,
Corp.—Secondary Stock Offering
/
'stock, < Issued
quarter
Printing Co., Inc.*—Annual Report—
Goodyear Tire & Itiibber Co.—Sales, Net
Higher—
company has
for losses,
ended
•
.
15-month
a
probe
present
company earned $81,390 before
reserves,
to
p. T634.
sum.
Du
kYear Ended Feb. 28—
V':'
.
reserves
$10,958,714 $12,636,321
8.231,844' 10,003,909
railway operations- -"$2,726,870
operating income1.—
862,604
and'
through
^
1962
from
revenue
railway
—V.
expenses—
at
.'
<
•
cash
serve
to
patented
Laboratories
marketed
The
1963
revenue—
sold
Net Higher—
of
Net
Net
operating
operating
of-a
indicators
;
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
Ry.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
for
will
First Connecticut Small Business
Investment Co.—»
companies with proven earning
capacity, which
will either extend EAC's
activities into other industries or
com¬
plement its present product line.—V.
197, p. 1530. '
"
Railway
Rahway
.
.
undisclosed
owner,"
1 —On May 15, Bache & Co., New York,
completed a
secondary distribution of 32,000 common shares of
Falstaff Brewing at 36% a
share, with $1.05 a share
concession to dealers.—V.
197, p. 1634.
York,
intention
prior
an
hospitals, clinics, and individual
through established medical supply companies. The
instru¬
1741,.
approve
additional
for
consultant
a
is
Falstaff Brewing
dependent
government
be
p,
purchase of Ideal Brass
Works,. Inc., of St. Paul, Minn.
Purchase price is $2,775,000 of
which $600,000 is
payable by
150,000 shares of EAC stock.
Mr.
Edwards, in his letter to
stockholders, said that, purchase of Ideal
marked
the
launching of- an acquisition program
designed to
diversify and strengthen EAC's
activity and make it less
acquire
and
as
Locator
consists
Mont
to
of
prime
correct
Red
At
of
Engineering Division, formerly conducted at Ann
Mich., and of the Industrial Instruments
Division, formerly
at
Flainview, L. I.
Further losses arose from a
contractor's
the
ment
and .-'aural
activities
inventor
Divisions
Berman
doctors
products.
Systems
purchased
.'/://'-y'"
The
and
the
were
period.
President,
ex¬
by a change
created
accounting procedures, which provided for the
immediate write¬
of
costs
ol
patents, research and development activities
to
assets
Berman,
Laboratories
to
$470,000
engineering incident
the
Berman
Samuel
1,917,547
•
$0.26
Net
Net
—V.
from railway operations——,
operating income
revenue
railway
197, p.
1315.
"
$6,816,327
$7,776,834
1,527,182
2,454,784
*
8
Green Bay
First
The
(2048)
Pacific
Western RR.—Earnings—
&
Railway
operating
revenue
Railway
operating
the
1962
1963
Quarter Ended March 31—
;
$1,025,475
754,120
$1,034,169
expenses
—
716,112
two
from
railway operations—Net railway operating income—
;
—V. 197, p. 716.
/,•
....
v/•'■•...
revenue
$271,355
48,088
$318,057
74,782
.
•.'•
/;v
by
Paul
projects
for
Colorado
for
construction
towers
line
and
to
Co.—Sales
March
of
as
a
31,
L.
President
,,
in
earnings
antenna
in
R.
interruption
the
of
Giant's
Green
factors
the
were
involved
costs
in
pursuing
Grolier Inc.—Net
by
earnings
E!
and
J.
McCabe,
for
Shares
Net
are
first
the
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
operating
operating
expenses
Net
from
revenue
railway
—V.
197,
railway operations
operating
shares
certain
scribed.
for
Oil
;
.
$18.25 per share.
—V.
repayment,
states
38
At
■
by
and
company
In
addition,
under
l
under
74
All
Corp.—Financing Agreement With Holi¬
the
company.
planned;
or
278
200
and
Inns
either
in
other
the
by
licensees
under
113
that
there
is
and
Inns of America,
this issue.—V. 197, p.
Inc.,
Gulton Industries, Inc.—-Net Up
1948,
36%; Sales 23%—
Feb.
28,
dent
of
and
it
Service Marks
the
for
$24,400,687
Stockholders'
j
in
on
i
1963
28,
$30,044,860, against
taxes rose to
were
Earnings
year.
after
equity
the year
Feb.
increased
ended
1963.
28,
frpm
28,
Feb.
$11,818,000
-
large
a
First
-
Sundry
Notes
Notes
•
payable—unsecured
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
in
the
purchase
the
to
selling
shareholder, the respective
opposite their names;
forth
agreed
G.
Becker
A.
C.
Allyn
Bache
Baker,
v
Inc.
Co.
&
&
Lester,
*
set
Ryons
&
3,000
4,000
Co
after
and
Wells' &
2,000
Burnham
4,000
Newhard,
Cook
Julien
A.
Collins
&
Co.____
2,000
Sons—
2,000
Reinholdt &
8,000
Reynolds &
4,000
Edwards
G.
Shields
&
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Marache
Halle
Ira
&
Stieglitz
Haupt
H.
Hentz
Hirsch
&
&
Uhlmann
4,000
Inc—^
William
4,000
Walston
4,000
157,
cents
the
&
Co.
4.000
Co., Inc.—__
&
2,000
Co.,
&
Inc
8,000
3,000
F.
2,000
J.
Winckler
Co
earned
first
$749,000,
quarter
the
Of
cents
53
or
this
year,
per
share
against
difficulties.
The plant can
pellets annually.
ore
said
that
Co.
of
the
produce
1,250,000
tons
of
high
grade
Canada
is
in
now
operation
and
per-year plant will be completed by
of this production is 625,000 tons
the
June
1.
entire
Hanna
annually.—V.
5.5
million-ton-
Hardeman,
Inc.
—
Low
197, p.
Bear
submitted
of
Rivers
...The-bid
with
unit
for
Bidder
Dam
on
and
GraSs
Valley
and
impound
developing
all
'
project.
apparent
low
bid of $45,989,000 for
powerhouses
on
the
Yuba
two
of
area
five
of
55,000
mechanical
earth
and
and
rock—fill
dams,
200,000 acre feet, two single
K.W., new tunnel and siphon
and
electrical
located
equipment
for
the
*
50
miles
northeast
of
Sacramento.
The
project will cover approximately 50 miles extending westerly from
Lake Tahoe within Placer, Nevada and Sierra counties in California.
The
pletion
trict
contract
is
is
expected to be awarded within 45 days. Com¬
scheduled for January, 1966, the Nevada Irrigation Dis¬
announced.
tion,
have
*
such
of
underwriter
such
Shares
is
Clark,
Webber,
Kirkpatrick,
Jackson
Webster
Securities
Corp
White, Weld &
Paribas
Bache
15,000
Inc.—
Co.
Co.
5,500
1
5,500
Inc
&
Co.—
Alester
15,000
Co.___:
Bass
&
G.
Furman
Inc.
11,1)00
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
9,000
9,000
Mid-South
W.
Langley & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
9,000
9,000
C.
H.
Walker
C.
J.
R.
&
Bradford
Co.
9,000
Co.____
Herman
Kroeze.
8,000
-
McLarty
Bensdorf
&
8,000
Edgar
7,000
Wilder,
Co
Co.
7,000
&
4.500
and
> -
been
7,000
Co.,
$15,000,000
to
the
its
on
of
used
for
new
sites
the
before
5%
the
of
construction
presently
Santa
&
Co.———;
■
30,
1968
and
L.
McDaniel
P.
v,
-
;
2.500
Lyons
& Co.—:
Inc.
Lewis
Ristine
2,500
&
2.500
Co.
2,500
Co.—
&
maintain
capital,
Gulf
as
has
company s
on
pay
Co., Inc
Securities
Co
United
issue
2,500
2,500
Oil-
also
agreed
in
and
sell
to
existing
such
Gulf
from
preferred
licensee-owned
stock
Inns
will
and
be
for
of
Holiday Inns and Holiday
for use
in connection
with
the
.worth, equal
to. 30%
>_
to
if
up
to $25
obtained prior to
mortrage loans
newly acquired or constructed Holiday Inns
invested
of
"
•
guarantee
or
is
the
acquisition
at
occur
of
time
a
have
systems
1957
show
to
it
•
quality
tested
been
theatre
by a
pro¬
when
in
opera¬
motion. pictures
then
such
encounter
the
has
United
enacted,
million
June
30,
groups
no
opposition
been
proposed
prohibit
the
in
from
and
/.■-//;.
stock
Common
stock
197,
is
to
of pay
purchase
Net
Shares
Net
■
20,000 wts.
warrants
Finance
March
Per
—V.
20,000 wts.
1963
1962
for
per
$7,381,756
March
common
255,663
$7,864,953
stock
common
$7,126,093
9,633,739
9,640,739
31
share_—
$0.82
1839.
•
.
$0.74
'
.
Sound
Co.—Quarterly Report—
Marcfi
19631
31—
"
1962
$26,126,034 $27,867,874
Provision
Net
|
.1
income
before
for
taxes
income
808,071
taxes_^
370,680
__■/
stock
dividend
income—common
share—3,268,408
p.
1,462,703
746,369
;
437,391 /
income
197,
'
Outstanding
485,200 shs.
>
-«
Howe
Net
FINANCING:
253,797
outstanding
p.
years
which,
systems.
$8,118,750
Period Ended
Net
recent
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
31—
Dividends
income
197,
in
PRESENT
Sales
1966,
time
operations.
235.
p.
income
—V.
en¬
will
of .its.
television
income
Preferred
opposition
company'
.1,000,000 shs.- I
par)
-in
not
competing
the
Authorized
cents
that
,
is
"//'
significant
that
course
time
and
various state legislatures
operation
.
(50
Period Ended
Net
venture
representing
assuranee
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
the
Holiday Inns Jr.
is
States .Congress
would
Common
Preferred
of
organized
There
compahy
doubts
operation
''/// ■./*•'••
'.•
that, there
understands
media.
The
but
proposed,
commercial
a
/'■//,"
;/.://;/
experimental.
operations,
company's
be
to
as
these
of
The
intended
television-by
Legislation
in
results
profitable.
Household
31, 1965, for investment, up to
preferred stock.
The
proceeds
of
thereon
consolidated _net
defined.
first
television
by their-sponsors
the
company
pay
—V.
Dec.
into
The
-
2,500
&
sinking fund annually com¬
mencing Dec. 31, 1968 an amount equal to 5% of consolidated net
income for the
preceding fiscal year..: The company will be required
to
commence,
to
cable system was tested
,
to
is
acquire and exhibit
additional subscribers.
attract
Okla
.
not
being
to
test,
2,500
may
sale
a
Monica
tertainment
Co.,
developed
the program outlined below.
Through operation of a sinking fund,
the
company
will ' be
required
to
redeem
an
amount
equal to
2/a%
of
outstanding preferred stock in each year commencing
June
make
would
important
pay
A coaxial
system
be begun even if substantially
smaller number
of subscribers
A
This
the
of
will
would
and
difficult.
been
to
F.
cumulative
acquisition
and
Jr.
or
operation
obtained.
revenues
know
not
3,500
Inc._j._
6,000
from
as
many
city. Since a substantial part of the
capital expenditures will have been
and
operations
are
characterized
they-have
v
&
Crawford
Strader
discretion,
its
company
in¬
Monica
cable system is in operation in Etobicoke/a suburb
Ontario, Canada. The operations of these systems have
Toronto,
does
:
Co.,_
3,500
Hansbrough,
V;.
Mason-Hagan,
r
7,000
Co.
;
1,
company,
at
time to
time,
the
dwelling units,
and
20,000 subscribers can : be
37,700
coaxial
a
of
3,500
Co.
addition,
the
company
entered
into
an
agreement,- dated
1963, with Gulf Oil Corp. under the terms of which the
May
obtained.
exhibited
2,500
H.
W.
-
7,000
&
be
can
subscribers
4,500
Inc.
7,000
Co., Inc
Wilder
mini-
in his theatres. A flat; monthly■, fee was charged
.irrespective .of whether ihey viewed cany
of
the
shown. This operation has been discontinued. An/overthe-air system is currently being tested- iii Hartford/ Conn., under
a.-temporary license from the Federal Communications Commission,
to
3.500
7,000
7,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Rader,
programming
to
as
that
time
the
that
commercial
Fridley & Frederking
Hill, Crawford & Lanford,
7,000
7,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Newhard, Cook & Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Rauscher, Pierce & Co._
The
to
Bartlesville,
Inc.
G.
Co.—
M.
Finch
a
&
Co.,
____„.L—-
Hogle
Co.
&
&
&
Norris
A.
guaranteed
and
Santa Monica provides for
20,000 subscribers. Santa
in
up
that
in
particularly
in order to
3,500
McCarley
&
thereof,
be required in some
instances. No
material have yet been made and there
approximately
assurance
years.
in
being
Duddleston
v
8,000
Inc.
the
upon
pictures
Miller,
Neuhaus
Inc.—
Co.,
8,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
Other
__________4,500
Securities
.
•
Inc. '
Co., Inc,,
&
S. Dickson &
inc.
have
more
be
tor
Co.
Underwood,
G.
&
/
'
dependent
may
pre-operating
reduce
recent
4,500
Mellen
'//
largely
be
satisfactory
retained
or
programs
5,500
—
Joseph,
that
to
no
gramming
would
4,500
Co._
will
combinations
program
subscribers
4,500
&
as¬
determined by competitive bidding and iriay
of the gross receipts from its exhibi¬
or
or
planning
system for
a
expected
would
5,500
Co
Bullington-Schas
15,000
Corp
&
M.
of
prior
is
it
fewer
Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp.
Jack
is
made
5,500
The
15,000
"
.
&
Friedrichs
Monica.
system
company's
estimated
there
&
Inc.——_
No
company.
•
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
,
&
Landstreet
Hirsch
is
Shares
Almstedt Brothers:...;
Santa
deposits
assurance
The
company's
15,000
Loeb, Rhoades &
no
•
,"
the
upon
percentage
a
fees,
and/or
obtained
•%//■■;//.
.
,.
upon
flat
or
stallation
agreement:
56,547
Weeks_
Curtis
&
below,
underwriting
in
the
of
arrangements for
r
offered
hereby set
subject to the
than
negotiation
based
.mums
4,256,730 shs.
below
been
success
to
be
named
stock
common
15,000
Inns,
\
is
con¬
Valley, Calif.
construction
water
powerhouses
construction
an
dams
Grass
calls
total
a
five
in
&
of
Financing Agreement With Gulf
May 12, 1963, this subsidiary of Universal American Corp.
joint venture with Bedford Construction Co. Ltd. of Toronto,
struction
underwriters
15,000
Stone
1419.
On
Canada,
ject
Mining's share
Contract—
in
of
name
conditions
C6,
in
(Paul)
shares
Reinholdt & Gardner—
first
"
2,000 000
-,i
7,000,000 shs.
par)
several
Inc.
J.
portion of the pellet plant being built at
Labrador by the ore-purchasing partners of Iron Ore
Carol Lake in
'
2,000,000
Peabody & Co.
Carl M.
51
or
"
W. A. Marting, President, reported that the pellet plant at the
company's Groveland ore benefication plant in Upper Michigan is
completed and has begun operating with a minimum of start-up
He
the
of
■
Courts
common
$735,000,
period of 1962.
same
•
-
V
iron
1,540.783
Spencer Trask &
Boettcher & Co.
of
•
2,476;000
2,500,000
McDonnell & Co. Inc.—
share, in
per
Staats
R.
8,000
.ft,000
Inc.——
Mining Co.—Net Slightly Higher—
company
in
Co.,
1948.
p.
Hanna
The
stock,
3,000
3,000
"8,000
Inc.—/_
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
,
—V.
&
3,000
___
Co
Co.,
Co
Gardner
Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Co.__
&
Northwest
Pacific
&
Inc.
Co.,
:
.
'
Kidder,
3,000
Co
& Co.___
($1.50
The
effect
adverse
to wlien or if operations will be profitable.
will endeavor .to extend the Santa Monica pay
to cover.other parts of greater Los Angeles and
quality of program material which it exhibits. In obtaining such
material,
competition will be encountered from many other es¬
tablished entertainment media. Costs of programming will be sub¬
-
805^220 /•
1974
1976__
Equitable Securities Corp.
4,000
Mullaney,
due
common
number
forth
Paine,
Inc.
4,000
Co
total
terms
2,000
Boettcher & Co.
&
stock,
Hornblower
■
,
McKelvy & Co.__:
1
Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Co.,
.___
shares
common
;Shares
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
8,000
8,000
Simonds
con¬
-
8,000
Inc..
of
j
20,000
Co
1
&
Co
&
conditions
and
other
<
entered
into an
underwriting agreement with the company and
the
selling stockholders whereby they have severally agreed to
purchase from the company and from each selling stockholder
„
number
Shares
A.
terms
agreement, the underwriters named below
to purchase from
the
company
and
the
severally
notes
^
:
due
notes
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
'
tained
have
subord.
•:
652.245,
______
is pot.
Monica
endeavor to arrange for the installation of the
communities in the 'United States. No arrange¬
made thus far for operation Of the system any¬
will
other
have
where
"
material
a
ments
635!851
system
be given as
system
in
4,127,789
>
the
company
system
2,114,439
»
purchase- contracts
payable—secured
i
Capital
share.
contracts
Equipment
Lighting, Inc.—Additional Financing Details
per
and
subscribers commences. It
will be in operation in Santa
to
programs
Angeles
Los
television
'
-
subord.
$9
loans
1
•
mortgage debt
mortgage debtL
5Va%
—Our May 13, 1962 issue reported the sale on May 9
of 150,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at
•
that
can
surance
Outstanding
$29,086,877
; i
^
of
have
would
//HE
*
Los
Api'il 1, 1964. If difficulties are encountered the schedule
may
be further delayed and, accordingly, there is no assurance
that programming will start on that date. Any Substantial delay
_•
U.
Second
conv.
Halo
debt______________
indebtedness:
Third
.
■■
—
prior to
Holiday
pool, ad¬
Authorized
Construction
per
...
1014.
//'
made,
be
•
television
expected
All
the
/"'
mortgage
General
p.
on
to
'..
•.
.
switchboard
'''':■://•'■///:/'■//
of
pay
transmission
'
51/2%
197,
Office.
;
,
its wholly-owned subsidiary, Home Entertainment Co.,
Angeles, the company proposes to install and operate
system in Santa- Monica, Calif. No system- con¬
struction activities or
solicitation of subscribers have begun. No
income will be
received from the system- in. Santa, Monica- uptil
Inc.
air conditioning, a swimming
teletype, telephone and free television in
service, wall to wall carpeting,
the premises and on-the-preihises parking
by
facilities
reporting the figures, Dr. Gulton stated that sales of each of
the company's three groups increased at approximately the, same
rate.
The company's 16
operating divisions and subsidiaries are
organized in an Electronics Group, a Components Group, and a
Group.—V.
Patent
installation
the.
of
success
below, in Santa Monica, Calif.
/Through
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
In
Industrial
States
the
upon
measure
described
as
distinctive
year-round
all.guests.
"
$11.77 per
or
the United
24-hour
room,
restaurant
for
with
reservations
every
tyith $1,-
$10.46
or
1962 to $13,411,000
provide
vance
stated,
the' equivalent of $i .24 per share; compared
92 cents per share last year. //^.;////-
or
share
Feb.
previous
the
as
Gulton
Dr.
ended
year
the
in
$1,409,241,
Share
about
came
profitability,
Inns
manufacturing company.
on
a
sales gain of 23%.
result
of internal, growth
engineering and
year
increased 36%
the
increase
the
039,415
was
for
improved
Sales
record
electronics
the
income
All
t
1963,
of
Net
sales and earnings for the year ended
announced by Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, a Presi¬
had
company
impunity. None of the special equipment to be used in the
has been produced in other than prototype models and no .
been made for the .production of such equipment.
efforts of the company to promote its. system will depend im
The
of
company
,
as
The
but there is no assurance that such
agreements have
7
,
See Holiday
the
in
system
marked
a
19th and Broadway, Santa
development and promotion of
located at
company,
engaged
is
patents will be issued or that the company, will be able to prevent
others from appropriating
the results of its developmental work
design and are J
degree
of
uniformity _
throughout the System. Inns are identified by a large unique sign
standing 55 feet high and topped by a flashing star, which make
the Inns readily recognizable to the.public. The name "Holiday
Inn" and the
distinctive sign used by the System are registered
constructed
so
-
Calif.,
pay
ing to the system are pending
construction
12
corporate purposes.
television system. This system has not been installed or
commercially tested and there is no assurance that it is, commer¬
cially feasible. Applications for United States letters patent relat¬
a
with
company,
-'
York, offered publicly", '300,000 shares
BUSINESS—The
Monica,
operation-
planned by the
planned by licensees.
similar
of
are
by
leased
or
were
and
Inns
owned
\
stock: at- $10 per share. proceeds, estimated at $2,580,000, will be used
for repayment of bank loans, working capital, and
•
Holiday
owned
Inns
construction
construction
Holiday
348
1962.
Net
licensees, headquartered at
the Holiday Inn System
one
United States with Inns in
were
;
.
be higher than
expected to
are
of this firm's common
will be used
subsidiary, and
coast-to-coast.
1963, there were
States, of which 63
15,
United
leased
the
extending from
March
the
1963
.Entertainment Co.- of - America, Inc.—Com¬
Offered—0n May l5,1963, Bernard5 M. Kahn &
Co., Inc., -New
company
a
...
for
earnings
197, P. 1742.
mon
Of the total, 400,-
advances to
construotioii 'and •xnaintenance"'equip¬
\
anticipated future businpss,;
.
Home
.'
■
stockholders.
proceeds to the
against
$21,014
was
.
^$0.32
*
1963
this existing backlog-and on
on
and
sales
r
'
,
Based
-
offered for the company and 20,047
The offering was oversub¬
were
Net
debt
and
Gulf
"
among
ment.
.v*-;
-
\
.
BUSINESS—The
company
and
its
3736 Lamar Ave., Memphis, constitute
of
the largest
motel systems in the
$4,457,545
1,328,972
1,728,256
day Inns—
1962
'
><
first
•
.
of the backlog, the company reported, is well diver¬
over-the-road commercial truck-trailers, government
balance
The
construction.
1962
$4,446,474
income
.1
;
stock at
000
1117.
p.
1963
-
'
.J;,
quarter of
products,' and' utility'division
•
•
i
share____.:^_____L___'__i$0.35
per
for
in
Net
after
716.
p.
common
$19,089,058 $18,890,635
14,642,584
14,433,090
__
*:V
for the quarter
for the same period a
$8,774,964
down from $9,442,934
the
for
income
of
sales
reported
1963,
_
backer, a special trailer designed ;primarly for .trail'er-on-flat-car
.operations, which was introduced < last Murch;"
.
'€
ville, offered publicly, 420,047 shares of this firm's
•>
1963
revenue
Railway
'"■•/
-
'
$15,071,200 $16,724,900
taxes___^__^.
rpii-Ji,-':'/'1 * 296,100 ./v/ 278,000
stock/outstaJKting_____; v '652,986 "
652,676
.of -.common
197,
\/-'
■
Report—
.
.
v
,
'
that while sales were off slightly during
the lirst
quarter, ■ the order backlog at the end of April totaled
more
than $10 million, the highest level in Highway's nistory. j
A major portion of the backlog is for piggyback equipment, includ¬
ing both dry-freight- and
refrigerated trailers in the company's
standard "66" series and "several large orders for the new Piggy-
company's
the
31,
1
$455,365 in 1962.
The company reported
■
»'
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.—Gommon Offered—
May 14, 1963, Equitable Securities Corp., Nash¬
quarter
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
First
"in
Net
earn-
On
President, reported that record sales and
anticipated by Grolier. They noted
that
Jr.,
1963
for
said,
Harvey
1
earnings
-V.
have been traditionally lower than
those which can be anticipated for the balance of the year. With
these substantial gains already recorded for the first quarter, the
management believes the outlook for the balance of 1963 is favor¬
able."—V. 197, p. 917.
'
'
'
"profits
March 31—
.sales
Net
against $21,878,733 for the first three months of 1962. Per share
earnings for the first quarter totaled 37 cents on 2,293,093 shares
of common and class B common, as against the 1962 figure of 26
cents on 2,281,343 shares on earnings of $596,165.
In
the
company's quarterly report Fred P. Murphy, Chairman,
earnings
lower
$27,895,755
to
27.5%
Ended
Net
pedia International.increased
The
1962.
items
Period
Up 41.6%; Sales 27.5%—,r
the "period
Mr.
in
drop in aluminum prices.
has
company
March
sified
pany's • annual meeting. Grolier publishes 22 reference works in¬
cluding Encyclopedia Americana, Book of Knowledge and Encyclo¬
for
made,"
been
period
J Hewitt-Robins Inc.—Quarterly
Earnings of $876,807 for the first quarter of T963,; up 41.6%
-the comparable period of 1962, were announced at the com¬
Net- sales-
like
general
to find new applications for aluminum products as well as
fabricated from
titanium, zirconium, steel alloys,, and
special metals.. Operations at the company's new fabricating
plant in Adrian, Mich., are steadily expanding, and'construction cf
an
alumina plant in the Virgin Islands is well under way. Final,
plans are being drawn up- for ihe # company's • rolling- mill inv-the r
Ohio Valley."—V. 197, p. 618. -: ;
;:/w/ /./ /.-;/■
over
•'
the
the
1,
of
'ago.
year
other
of introducing Green Giant's new frozen food line and
penetrating the European market. The officers' predicted, however,
that both the company's frozen food and foreign operations will
contribute substantially to profits in the future.—V. 196, p. 2178.
*■
for
to
V
.v
also
Highway Trailer Industries, Inc.—Net Down Sharply
The
ended
efforts
for
corn
aggressive
an
share
a
"Progress has
program
•
1742.
for
cents
59
or
%
•
.
contemplated
that service stations for the retail
petroleum
products will be established at certain
existing Holiday Inns and at certain future locations, including
those at which Holiday Inns, Jr. will be located.—V.
197, p. 716,
is
It
from
ings were attributed
steady
the industry's record supply of canned
was
1965-
the six months ended March 31, 1963 rose to $38,$38,025,033
for the
corresponding months a
year
earlier, Lawrence A. Harvey, President, reported. Net income for
the period was $2,889,843 or 50 cents a share, against $3,372,786
that
Cosgrove stated
C.
sales
any:
on
marketing
Harvey Aluminum (Inc.)—Net Lower—
Net
427,159
consequent low prices.
Other
-
Chairman
and
Felton
reclamation from Hayden,
for $5,622,407. The Navy bid calls
towers, barracks, equipment building,
and related facilities at various sites
of
Wyoming
of
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
loans do not exceed 25%. of the aggre¬
loans and provided that the maximum
loan may not exceed 70% of cost of , "the Inn
to which it is applicable.
Gulf has also agreed to make available
to the company $6 million of short-term construction loans on a
revolving credit basis which are repayable on or beiore June 30,
guarantee
U. S. Navy troposcatter
of, three-phase, single circuit
bureau
.
.
provided such guaranteed
gate amount of all such
purchase
new
a
1963.
E.
factor
prominent
climb
and
reported
will
$2,423,454
a
plants utility systems
throughout Spain.—V. 197, p.
Higher; Net Down—
high in sales and a decline
In earnings for the fiscal year ended March 31,
1963.
The Le
Sueur, Minn.-based packer of vegetable specialties, in
its annual report, said sales climbed to a record $78,801,183, com¬
pared with the previous year's $75,038,512.
Earnings were $2,030,973, or $2.08 per share of common stock,
compavea with the previous year's earnings of $2,357,291, or $2.46
per share. Green Giant reported it had 917,530 shares outstanding
has
company
Francisco
San
157 miles
the
power
Giant
Green
The
of
project.
of
for
Archer,
construction
Co.
the
Hardeman, was the apparent low bidder on
totaling $8,045,861. These
included
a
joint
facility in Spain and
steel
;///„,/■
.
Electric
and
generated
other
venture
radio
Net
Gas
power
Additionally,
and Financial Chronicle
Commercial
1117.
66,458
2
shares
shares
370,933'.".'
v
^
-
.
■
$0.11
716,334
♦'
68,750
647:584
$0.2o
(2049)
-Hughes & Hatcher, Inc.—New Name—
See
Namm-Loeser's,
Inc.,
this
and
similar
product lines in less competitive
areas.
Introduction
unusually high number of new products as well as
accelerated
efforts
constituted
a
heavy drain on
the
profits
of
the
company during the third quarter. It is
expected that the
of
issue.
million
an
(& Subs.)
terly Report—
Period
•
Ended
Operating
31—
from
Income
Fixed
including
available
for
income,
Provision
before
charges
credit
equivalent
Federal income
depreciation
•
Total
taxes
taxes from
book
over
after
Less—minority
Illinois
reduction
Federal
iary companies
in
and
of
taxes
197,
2,062,988
the
merger
May
on
$2,025,713
Utilities
7.
ITT
Corp.
(&
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
operating
operating
:
197,
____.
'
Illinois
First
Ended
Railway
operating
Railway operating
Net
Net
railway
—V.
197,
1963
railway
Provision
$347,391
50,874
Interest
$301,741
operations
deficit
Equipment
Credit
Corp.
$250,000 of its junior subordinated
had been sold
privately
notes
Sold
due
—
Net
income
before provision for U.
S. Fed¬
eral and foreign taxes on
income,-—^—_
Provision for U. S. Federal and
foreign taxes
on ' income
income
Net
income
Number
shares
standing at end
197, p. 1014.
of
of
of
period—
For
the
three
In
the
to
months
after
84
three
$27,211,000,
all
cents
per
5,909,000
$0.91
5,922,638
6,036.310
out¬
\
months
92
or
ended
cents
•
depreciation, depletion, taxes, etc.,
common
March
31, 1962, net earnings were
and in the fourth quarter of
"In
the
first
three
months
deliveries of nickel
in
all
forms
less
returns,
allowances
and
Materials,
labor,
etc.
penses,
Depreciation
outward
freight,
and
an
search
duce
of
use
At
240,784,912
28,750,941
14,361,009
30,621,921
—V.
197,
made for
in
three
Rail
over
of
crease
Corp.
$0.35
42,683,887
Sales
—
Down—
Higher; Net
.....
The
has
company
reported that operations for the
nine-month
period ended March 31, 1963 show
net sales of $13,497,881
up from
$12,850,172 for the like period in
1962.
month
39
or
period
cents
was
sales
of
share
per
Operations
net
$677,687
for
the
seven
for
for
cents
per
as
1962.
share
28
the
third
$4,728,483
responding period in
or
or
cents
Net
down
ended
corresponding period in
drop in earnings for the
increased price pressures in
ductors. In order to counteract
The
to
with
income for
from
income
for
the
March
31,
the
quarter
or
16
1963
for
was
cents
show
the
cor¬
annual
taxes
Division
meeting
voltage
of
of
will
was
low
primarily
power
due
semicon¬
until
being
as high as 1500 volts. It is
expected that
expand
International Rectifier's
share
of
for Silicon Controlled
shifted
Rectifiers.
to
the
an
on
production
of
of
cent
with
a
high
for any first
first quarter of
the
Kaiser
and
of
Kaiser
Industries
earnings
the
in
Engineering
Co.
resulted
reported
the
first
and
in
Con¬
loss
a
as
first
quarter of 1962.
Industries Corp. increased to
1963 up from $1,843,000 in
;
.
;
.
been
$2,230,the
year
:
improvement in sales
an
Kaiser Steel Corp. and
affiliated companies of Kaiser
major
1117.
Earnings—
1963
i
expenses
1962
$11,015,734 $11,261,190
I
6,361,981
$4,653,753
$4,991,005
2.000.910
from railway
operationsoperating income
6,270,185
1,802,706
716.
Ended
revenue
&
Gulf
March
Ry.- -Earnings—
31—
1963
revenue—
from
$1,035,001
644,141
708,551
$202,491
$326,450
562
railway
operations
income
i.
operating
197, p. 716.
1962
$846,632
55,868
expenses
the
the
Corp.—Record
Roth,
third
President
quarter
highest
stated
for
Sales, Earnings—:
that:
"Sales
and
nine
months
ended
March
quarter
and
and
any
nine
net
months
Net
sales
for
the
nine
613,000
as compared
increase of 18%
to
months
ended
March
$115,467,000 for
the
31.
1963
same
earnings
31,
1963,
the
in
history."
earnings for the nine months ended
$5,504,000 as compared to $4,506,000 for the
com¬
were
period
$136,-
last
year,
Another
this
the
result
high
voltage
columns
increase
an.
$840,000
similar
gain
Earnings
31.« 1963,
Net
earnings for
gain on sales of
1963 period.
the
common share
after
payment
of
to
$1.;60
share
per
outstanding
last year.
of
as
gain
1962
Ended
and
Sales
of
and
and
interest
exclude
There
was
nine
for
new
a
of
until
time.
and
the
Prov.
for
general
plans
call
Net
—V.
—
1,598,983
S.
—
the
Iowa
said,
5,162,632
5,026,169
4,819.505
miscellaneous
1,259,598
17,704,049
1,249,351
20,309,450
15,078,281
18,707,860
$1.36
and
$1.69
foreign taxes
on
income
Net
—V.
for
in
about
1967,
the
of
increased
$9,000,000
Mr.
May
14
Dows
Net
be
of
1962
600,000
share
volume
will
predictions, he said.
Mr.
be
518,000
i
$31
million,
•
.
,
$375,966
479,847
449,498
716.
Quarter
Ended
March
operating
31—
1963
revenue—
operating
expenses
line
with
1962
$994,989
$894,977
704,147
655,753
$290,842
$239,224
46,391
28,101
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
Quarter
Railway
Railway
Ended
operating
operating
Net
March
31—
revenue-.
1963
!;
197, p. 524.
1962
$11,277,180 $12,083,480
10,385,533
10.633,168
-
expenses-
revenue
from railway operations——
railway operating deficit—
—V.
$891,647
$1,450,312
477,442
903,200
v ,.;
Libby, McNeill & Libby—Tender Offer Acceptances
On
May
15, 1963, Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Corp., New York, as agents for the
Paribas
that
over
Paris et
des
tabulation
share
•
1962, Josten's reported net income
of $1,423,000, or 55
share, on sales of $26,288,000.
V;
Gainey said the company's
plans call for breaking, the' $50
Pay Bas,
the Michele
of
nounced
earlier
shares
common
of
Lehman Brothers and
purchasers, announced
stock of Libby, Mc¬
common
& Libby had been tendered
by the close of business May 10,
1963 pursuant to a tender offer announced
April 29, 1963. Accord¬
ingly the tender offer has been successful and will not continue
to
May 20, 1963 as originally announced. The
purchasers, Paribas
Corp. (the wholly-owned American subsidiary of the Banque de
750,000
$1.20
900,000
Neill
V:
of
of
Sindona
the
Paris, France) and Fasco, A.G. (a member
industrial complex of Italy) stated that the
number
of
shares
tendered
will
be
an¬
exact
shortly. The payment
without"
197,
proration
1840.
p.
Litton
in
'
614,484
$377,898
from
railway operations
operating deficit
p.
revenue from railway
operations
railway operating income
197, p. 716.
892,000
•
$0.83
about
1962
$238,518
expenses
new
leading supplier of class
rings, yearbooks and other school
specialties, expects after
tax-earnings for the year ending June
30,
1963,
to
rise
to
approximately $1,750,000, or 65 cents
per
share, Daniel C. Gainey,
Chairman, told the annual convention
of the Financial
Analysts Federation.
per
1963
$195,003
l
Net
Net
—V.
adopted
Josten's, Inc.—Earnings Forecast-^—
fiscal
RR.—Earnings—
572,901
revenue-
deficit
197,
First
taxes
This
In
818.«
operating
operating
Railway
Railway
in
$17,933,000 $20,652,000
1,118,000
1,642,000
tax
tax
'
earnings per
196, p. 2179.
cents
share.
per
p.
railway
—V.
stated.
meeting,
of
earnings
Sales
—_
Electric
might
1963
income
87,638,336
4,820,634
expenses
administrative
and
income
197,
Net
'
sales
Federal
1,539,369
79,051,672
miscellaneous---'
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Construction
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply
Co.—Quarterly Report—
income
$
136,347,785
Lehigh & Hudson River
Ry.—Earnings—
Co.
Period Ended March 31—
before
1962
$
operate
split.
Net
common
p. ,1949.
121,341,420
products.
Lake Superior &
Ishpeming
pro¬
incorporation which provides for
The proxy vote on the stock
split
amendment was
1,548,319 shares for and 6,069 shares
opposed.
Proxies were received from
89.48% of the outstanding shares.—
V. 196, p. 1876.
a
per
197,
1963
metal
exploration
U.
Net' income
exclusive
borrowings will take care of con¬
and no financing is
contemplated
in 1965 and $21,000,000
Electric
stockholders,
at
$0.29
com¬
period
expenses:
Selling &
Research,
First
1965,
of
same
a re¬
the
bank
about
$281,500
2,933,006
on
the
no
March
Subs,)—Qtrly. Report
of goods sold
Depreciation and retirements---—
It operates
company is planning a con¬
$67,900,000. Mr. Dows said. This includes
generating plant to be constructed in 1966
Present
for
..
and
of
shares
share
per
property.—V.
(&
ended
dividends
average
$1.44
Net
earnings
needs
that
months
31—
income:
metals
Dividends,
Costs
March
other
period
period exclude
Kennecott Copper Corp.
Period
Sales
1962
outstanding
sales
on
to
same
the
preferred
3,261,616
stock
common
from
on
the
compared
Earnings for the
arising
for
31, 1963 were
period last year,
property.
from
In
shares
average
share
22%.
per
stock
mon
of
arising
March
—
Interstate will
income, the latter, he
stockholders if the threat
amendment to the articles
2-for-l common stock
the
company's R&D efforts has been the
introduction of a
line
of
integrated
power
assemblies
which
include
diodes,
con¬
trolled rectifiers and
control
circuits. Manufacturing emphasis is
currently
J.
revenue—
operating
operating
Railway
Railway
stockholders of
Sutherland Dows told
Chairman
1967.
Retained
struction
Income
ratings
the
of
for
of
.
$21,000,000
Net.
period
p.
Quarter
pany's
repayments
$70 million.
dividend
interests of
best
Federal
,
development
with
years
Power
dividends materializes.
the next five
years.
struction expenditure of
share
1962.
field
compared
of 1962.
Cost
15
over
Light &
During
$167,318
per
increased competition in the
low power field, the
company embarked on an intensive
program of
research and
development in the area of high
current, high voltage
devices.
A
family
of
high
power
Silicon
Controlled
Rectifiers,
utilizing an advanced processing method is
being readied for pro-:
duction. This
technology makes possible the production of devices
with
increasing market
to
nine-
against $937,630
period in 1962.
$5,101,371
$382,287
current
the
and
share
corresponding
quarter
compared
the
Net
per
the
197,
p.
amounted
refinancing,
500
on
15,331,805
$0.33
Electric
Board
Iowa
Rectifier
one
'Corp.,
Co.,
Kayser-Roth
years.
financing
International
for
stockholders
that,
earnings improve, the board will consider
ways and means of
dividends either in cash or
possibly in stock. In view
recent attempts
by both Federal and state
governments to in-
or
14,389,932
stock
common
—
1117.
p.
15,290,116
42,686,123
of
used
increasing
the
245,955,809
—
share
per
of
Cement
Chester H.
,
was
29 states. The
company maintains
development division to design and
Brass
the
Light,
as
before • deducting
taxes
based
income
Provision for income taxes—U. S.
and foreign
outstanding
it
special vending equipment
its own customers.
Iowa
229,454,906 223,652,092
16,500,903
17,132,820
on
earnings
Private
—
Program; Stock Split Approved—
ex¬
Earnings
earnings
$4,081,877
centers," eight specialty restau¬
vending machines at the 1964-65
New York World's
Fair.—V. 197, p. 1783.
.
Net
.be
annual rate of
rants, and
2,817,348
'V-
Net
will
was
and
"
Shares
$3,397,763
institutions, in
274,706,750 271,406,833
depletion
of
quarter
railway
for
550,705
vending and food services, primarily for
industry and
were
1962
4,924,875
:
__
the
Kaiser
above
.
269,781,875 268,589,485
expenses:
same
preferred
v
and
—.
.
Costs
97,410
—_
29 "refreshment unit
1963
income—net
Net
an
started
at
ness
International Paper Co.-Quarterly Report-
Period Ended March 31—
and other income:
Sales
sales,
discounts
•—
Vending Co.
May 13, 1963,
loan
be
The
Other
I-—■•
'
nearly 85,000,000 pounds, or more than
10% higher than the fourth
quarter of 1962, reflecting the
greater demand in North. America
and also in
Europe," the report stated.
"This encouraging
in nickel deliveries
upturn
was a major factor
in the improvement of
the
earnings over the fourth quarter."—V.
197, p. 1014.
Gross
the
on
than
revenue
v.ere
Interstate operates one of the
largest food service
organizations in the country and is now
doing busi¬
share,
were $22,210,000, or 75
cents per share. Net earn¬
ings for the full year 1962 were
$94,221,000, and for 1961 they were
$88,777,000.
:■■■
in
Corp.—V.
197,
—V.
(after
1783.
funds
The
to
share.
per
1962 net earnings
first
operations
Henry
profit
a
railway
First
3,531,172
disposition
on
investments
provide additional working capital for the
Chicagobased firm. The announcement
was made
by Ronald
Wolff, President, who said that this was the first
time Interstate has received
financing of this type.
•Of the total
borrowing, $9 million was provided
by the New York Life Insurance
Co., of New York
City, and $3 million by the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance
Co., of Springfield, Mass.
March
charges,
of
operating
operating
Railway
Railway
1,256,068
3,300,353
of
investments
197, p.
The
Co., Inc.—Net Lower—
ended
The
period.
Net
Net
Net
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
31, 1963, Henry S. Wingate,
J. Roy Gordon,
President., have reported net earnings
Chairman, and
of $25,025,000
equivalent
Nickel
274,109
Financing Ar¬
reported that the
company had received a total of $12 million in
longterm loans from New York Life
Insurance Co. and
5,551,000
\
International
as
all-time
an
the past two months
there has
Kaiser Aluminum
&
Chemical
—V.
281,692
282,123
1,312,618
excluding gain
disposition
Interstate
11,460,000.
$1.05
_
—V.
less
period
Net
1962
6,255,000
stock
1963,
62%
Electronics Division
improvement
in
sales
income
the
Railway
Railway
to
stocks-
investments
on
—V.
Co.,
5,710,000
!_
stock
common
common
applicable
common
of
•
Kansas City Southern
Ry
700,267
281,666
income
deducting estimated U. S. capital gains
and expenses applicable
thereto)--Net income, including
gain on disposition
1975
&
'
11,965,000
——:
share of
per
of
to
set
were
First Quarter Ended March
31—
preferred
tax
$56,282,000 $54,739,000
:
Net
net
31,
same
for
dividends
.
1963
-
on
I
income,
Gain
Co.-—Quarterly Report—
Period Ended March 31—
Net
sales
accrued
or
subsidiaries
of
1963
:
divisions
Industries
4,787,240
748,829
j.
for
13,483,606
4,612,971
etc.-
company
reported
three months ended
$1,699,000
share
&
Kansas, Oklahoma
minority interests in
2659.
p.
of
Proportion
of
Notes
—
paid
of
deliveries
1963.
Permanente
1,078,539
3,436,682
1,476,241
1,556,943
acqui- "
76,269
through Dean Witter
194,
;
March
for the
In
403,926
1,005,490
3,253,293
taxes—.
taxes
amortization—
income
ranged—On
Ingersoll-Rand
income
income
and
charges,
stocks
1,764,531
Privately — On May 14, 1963, it was
reported that
$700,000 of this firm's promissory notes due
1975,
$250,000 of its subordinated notes due
1975, and
San Francisco.—V.
than
for
Dividends
Net
Industrial
416,508
13,375,230
$2,066,272
716.
p.
of
in
of
3,493,061
3.595,157
—
Taxes--—other
1962
$2,110,516
1,763,125
expenses.:
operating
Maintenance
.
future
the
the
of
common
share
months
retail
Aircraft
earlier
18,270,846
3,601,732
3,541,264
-
Deductions:
31—
revenue
from
revenue
1962
RR.—Earnings—
March
000
'
;
for
loss
provision
per
'
compared
254,504
(25,277)
17,988,201
purchased—
operations
gas
Operating
Terminal
Quarter
and
substantial
a
180,493
100,720
(14,116)
stockholders
$363,000
net
ended
per
1.962.
1962
371,107
loss
a
cents
a
After
ago.
months
three
quarter,
Quar¬
170,715
100,618
subsids
$13,054,034
4,677,303
3,227,519
716.
p.
nine
of
of
against
was
three
Dividend
industrial
possible
Edgar F. Kaiser commented
to
stockholders that the
most significant factor
contributing to the 1963 improvement was
the $1,318,000
operating profit (before interest
expense and taxes)
of Kaiser
Jeep Corp. against an
operating loss of $1,096,000 in
the first quarter of
1962. Domestic sales of
"Jeep" vehicles during
the first,
$13,999,174 $14,579,954
3,360,703
3,180,452
-
of
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
President
approved
1963
$13,216,947
railway operating income
—V.
Natural
$65,887,427 $65,216,414
52,670,480
52,162,380
operations
there
the
loss of
aerospace
—
year
struction
-
(net)
Depreciation
railway
stock,
for
1963,
a
quarter
dividends-
Miscellaneous
Other
1963
expenses
from
revenue
and
1967, exclusive
meeting
earnings
net
SO.66
on
31—
revenue
period
Subs.)
Operating expenses;
March
15.
stockholders
:
and
annual
31,
The
earnings—U. S.
Interest
$1,878,062
$0,71
(based
Net
the
March
General
May 8.
Controls employs
Rentals f*
184,926
RR.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended
of
on
General
Electricity
subsid¬
45.
p.
Illinois Central
ITT
industrial
Period Ended March 31—
Gross income:
■$
Natural gas
$1,785,969
199,465"
stock
May
terly Report—
of
2,862,099 shares outstanding)
—V.
246,000
$1,722,000
2,225,178
——
common
effective
residential,
International
8.964%—
income—-—
share
1,539,969
1,692,000
income
Co.
into
merger
in
taxes
net
Railroad
At
consolidated
the
by
Kaiser Industries
Corp.—Mer¬
approximately 3,000 persons at
facilities in Glendale
and
Burbank, Calif.; Warwick, R. I.; Des
Plaines,
111.;
Guelph,
Ontario;
Dusseldorf, West Germany, and
Basildon, Essex, England.—V, 197, p. 1949.
$3,848,957
".
income
approved
agreement
IIT
tax
accruals
income
interest
Central
of
excess
users,
the
1,855,931
30,000
Telegraph
business
and
operations
of
the
company will be conducted by a
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary to be known as ITT General
Controls Inc.
Stockholders of General
Controls, one of the largest producers
of
automatic
controls
for
$5,704,888
$3,947,178
taxes
to
&
Glendale-based
$4,767,488
937,400
$5,708,402
1,761,224
income
provision for Fed.
income
Net
Federal
5,855,217
$4,707,303
1,001,099
-
.—
fixed
Telephone
company has announced
Controls Co. of
Glendale, Calif.,
The
announcement
said
that
54,593,709
5,497,340
-
Federal income
years
Deterred
Per
55,682,784
.
for:
Current
Net
:
of business
918.
p.
ger Effective—
The
charges
Net
*
$65,887,427 $65,216,414
transportation op¬
equipment and joint
operating incomeincome, net-
Other
International
;
trom
facility rents—net___
Taxes, other than Federal income
Net
increased volume
an
sales
hope profit percentages will
increase as business
but that
increases,
depends, of course, on how much
we
spend for growth,"
he added.—V.
196, p. 1660.
1962
transportation
*
—
expenses
erations,
1963
in
'"We
extensive
expenditures incurred will result in
during the next six months.—V.
197,
March
revenues
operations
...
Operating
Quar¬
—
mark
sitions.
sales
Illinois Central Industries, Inc.
9
will
„
Industries
for
be
all
shares
made
as
purchased
soon
as
at
$16
per
practicable.—1
■
Inc.—Sales, Net Up
Sharply—
Sales, earnings and earnings per share for the nine months ended
April 30, 1963, were all up more than 43% compared to the same
period of the previous fiscal year; Charles B. Thornton,
Chairman,
reported.
'
•
„
„
Addressing the New York Society of Security Analysts, Mr. Thorn¬
said preliminary figures for the nine-month
period showed net
ton
after-tax
be
of
approximately $17,000,000.
On the more than
outstanding on April 30, the nine months' profit
.therefore, to $1.67 a share, Mr. Thornton said.
comparable nine-month period of the previous fiscal yoar.
10.144,000
would
income
shares
equal
,
In
the
10
(2050)
adjustment
for
tuo-for-one
stock
Pinnated
sales
000 000,
up
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
stock
a
46%
split
for
dividend
paid
in
December
and
Maine
a
last August.
the
from
nine
latesi
$274,508,000
Illustrating the gains
made
months'
year
a
by Litton
period
totaled
First
$402,-
Railway
ago.
during
the nine
months
RR.—Earnings-
Ended
operating
operating
Railway
of
Central
Quarter
March
The
31—
1963
$5,812,017
revenue
expenses
quarter
$5,977,028
4,853,229
$1,218,265
376,015
year, Mr. Thornton noted the results exceeded those of
the entire fiscal year ended July 31, 1962.
In that full year, Litton's
net income amounted to $16,315,952, or an adjusted $1.64 a share,
sales
Mr.
totaled
$393,807,709.
reported
also
Thornton
Litton
that
recently
completed
Net
Net
additional flexibility for growth both internally
acquisition, according to Mr. Thornton.—197, p. 1317.
.-This Auburn, Mass.,
197, p.
and
first quarter
v
-
_
•
-
.
•
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
First
Quarter
E'nded
V
1963
1962
$17,917,714
16,543,209
Railway
operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
Harris,
agreement
Chairman
and
Louis,
three
their
Mo.
business
for repayment
of bank
the
Grant
offices
its
Insurance
claims,
in
the
and
9929
and
the
of
reinvestment
State
of
Ohio,
of
Net
from
railway
railway
operating
•♦Deficit.—V.
operations.
$1,596,788
♦250,399
287,256
income
716.
197, p.
com¬
Road,
St.
in
the
Railway
operating
operating
Railway
Common
Notes
$5,920,476
3,835,605
expenses.;
3,662,142
Net
railway operations
operating income
716.
railway
—V.
from
revenue
197,
p.
$2,082,746
$2,258,334
626,051
GIVING
EFFECT
is
$1.40
the
the
March
any
ls
the
period a year
Net
income
to
per
justment
s
Period Ended March 31—
1963
operating revenues
operating revenues
13,071,220
Total
operating revenues
Operation and maintenance
Depreciation
Other
taxes
amortization
and
income
—
._
_____
taxes
(including State
income).
1,044,684
operating expenses and taxes__
operating income
—__________
993,182
20,150,384
5,247,675
Total
Net
19,254,112
5,027,420
Other income
Interest
Other
181,905
Income
Gross
(net)
$5,182,605
802,066
—
deductions
Total income deductions.
Net
•
income
Dividends
preferred
on
802,063
6,228
_____
46,296
$808,294
4,621,286
stock
$848,359
4,334,246
.
269,000
269,000
'
Met
Income after divs.
preferred stock
on
$4,352,286
$4,065,246
Common
shares outstanding March
31——
7,325,718
Earnings per share of common stock—1—$0.59
7,320,170
$0.56
V. 194, p. 2769.
Louisville
'
1
Nashville
Railroad—Equipment Trust
Offered—On
May 14, 1963, a public of¬
fering of $5,835,000 Louisville & Nashville Railroad
3%%
equipment trust certificates, series FF, due
annually, June 1,
1964 to 1978, inclusive, was made
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Chicago, at prices to yield from 3.30% to 4.20%.
The offering group submitted a bid of
98.152% for
the certificates at competitive sale on
May 13. A com¬
peting bid of 98.6587 for a 4% coupon came from Sal¬
by
group
a
Brothers
omon
The
&
Hutzler.
an
agreement
dated
1, 1963, are secured by 17 road-switching loco¬
motives, 4 electric locomotives, 100 covered hopper
cars, 50 open top hopper cars and 30 airslide covered
hopper cars, costing" approximately $6,754,103.
Issuance
by the
of
ICC.
the
A
;
certificates
Earnings—
First
.
is
Quarter Ended
March
•
31—
revenue
1963
-___
expenses..
1962
revenue
railway
—V.
197,
p.
from
railway operations—— $11,897,110 $12,853,047
operating income
J
6,497,981
5,281,608
John
about
said
Maule
the
annual
&
meeting of
stockholders,
Leon
Lowenstein
$1
longed
man, reported net income after taxes" for the
three month period
ended March 31, 1963 of
$597,921, equal to 21 cents per share. This
compares with net income after taxes for the
quarter ended March
31). 1962 of $496,715 or 17 cents per share. Net income before
taxes
for the three month period ended
March 31, 1963 was
$1,219 240
against $974,640 for the first quarter of 1962.
Net sales for the first
quarter of the year were
$68,952,716 down
from $71,775,050 for the
first quarter of 1962.
Leon
"While
Lowenstein,
we
in
his
remarks
made money in 1962 and
to
stockholders,
stated:
are continuing to make
money,
profits has not been commensurate with
sales or invest¬
ment. We hope to do better and
resume the payment of
dividends
but I know our stockholders are
in agreement with
the level of
that
the
first
the
principle
obligation is to keep our
company in such condition
that proper profits will come
along."—V. 197, p. 1459.
Magma Copper Co.—Stock Split
Approved—
On
one
13 stockholders of Magma
Copper approved
stock split as proposed
by the, Board of Directors.
May
a
strike
This
The
and
after
year
Net
or
Net
ad¬
the
that
Brands
contribution
to
reported
the
the
Inc.,
sales
that
first
gains
is
represent
expected
during
first
three
the' Florida
on
the
quarter
months
East
Coast
to
"im¬
make
current
of
sales
to
Jose
Railroad
A.
Ferre
a
..>.1.
7
•
strike,
effect
compared
to
$90,361
at
the
passed
he
the
record
.showmanship
that
the
in
asset
continued
'
^
.
,
communications
firm
$2
per
share in 1963 versus
Chairman
and
President; told
projection had indicated the stock
said.
"broadening
and
permitted
activity."—V.
National
from
revenue
it
197,
to
enter
Metro¬
oi
"another
phase
of
&
Co.—Partial Red'n
N.
Y.—V.
Southern
197,
1950.
p.
Ry.—Earnings
31—
1963
1962
$878,804
609,713
$180,653
96 407
operations
income
*
$305 094
$269,091
railway
operating
45 264
624,441
7
in
—V.
line
this
related
research,
ward,
quarterly
sales
strong March quarter and
reflecting continued growth
Buetow, President, reported.
not
we
to
above
were
with
in
increased
part
to
overseas
in
the
same
sales
over
also
con¬
volume
3M's
business
period
a
abroad,
year
ago,
volume, Mr. "Buetow
accelerated
introduction of
new
sales
and
said.
marketing
products
and higher levels
during the quarter.
activity trends down¬
engineering and sales expenditures
the
uncertain
expect
the
earnings over
197, p. 960.
second
the
of
pace
industrial
quarter
will
corresponding
show
period
a
increases
in
sales
ago,"
he
said.
year
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March
31—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
operating
operating
>
1962
$1,103 972
$1 242 810
859,261
855,897
$244,711
$386 913
313,684
175826
:.
from
railway operations
operating income
revenue
railway
197, p.
—V-.
1963
revenue___
expenses
717,
'
1317.
v'; Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—EarningsMerritt-Chapman
Quarter—
The
company
despite
first
a
adverse
industry
Chemical Corp.,
While
first
impact
M-C&S
quarter
Merritt
of
said
operated
were
additionally
Merritt's
the
that
year
1962
profitably,
on
reported.
by
a
first
of
quarter,
from
railway
First Quarter Ended
Railway operating
Railway operating
with
1962
9,684,916
10,001,903
$2,613,272
$3,259,951
124,530
655 514
.
operations
___
RR.—Earnings—
March 31—
1963
revenue
1962
$71,420,808 $72,446,111
expenses
53,318,416
54,133,283
Net
earn¬
Net
comparing favorably
range
1963
$12,298,188 $13,261 854
expenses
Missouri Pacific
of
earnings for the first
the lowest for any quarter.
prospects indicate a pattern of im¬
after the
revenue
.
revenue__i______
Net railway
operating income
—V. 197, p. 717.
the
several
Because
usually
results
operating
operating
consoli¬
affected
winter
severe
company
ings for the full year expected to be in
the
Net
consolidated
are
present
provement in consolidated
with
Railway
Railway
.
divisions
results
factor,
months
First Quarter Ended March
31—
for
Loss
subsidiary.
this
year's
particularly
diversified operations, the
weather
three
M-C&S
an
of
Merritt's
the
Corp.—Shows
has reported that it anticipated a favorable year
quarter consolidated net loss of $329,000 due to
conditions experienced by Tennessee Products &
other
all
Scott
&
—V.
level.
On the basis of shares then
outstanding. Merr
1962 consoiaated net
earnings after taxes totaled $1.11 per
share, with first quarter earnings amounting to 11 cents
per share.
revenue from railway
operations.™ $18,102,392 $18,312,828
railway operating income__
9,014,018
7,332,070
197, p. 1950.
rltt's
first quarter
$59,867,000 and
of this year,
net
a
interest's
in
subsidiaries.
$137,000
in
profits
loss
Merritt's
share
on
net
provision
loss
.
the
in
taxes
and
sold
through Walston
Co., New York.
first
quarter of 1962, Merritt's
gross
revenues
totaled
with earnings of $1,291,000 before taxes and
minority
subsidiaries. Net earnings then amounted to
in
11
the
$47,000
to
to
'7'
'
■
In
for
allocable
amounted
to
end
Monon
$642,000,
cents
substantial
of
share
per
reduction
in
the
on
the
5,804,447
number
of
shares
outstanding.
outstanding at
shares
this
'7.
is
active in construction,
shipbuilding, chemicals, paints, steel and
metallurgical products, fuels, building materials, industrial
finance, marine salvage and derrick heavy
hoisting. Major sub¬
ing
Corp.;
Devoe
Tennesese
Finance
from
profitably
the
reported
a
New
Inc.;
Chemical
New
Products,
first
and
Industrial
Corp.,
M-C&S
■/
divisions
Merritt
reported.
operating
operating
operated
Devoe
&
Railway
Railway
operating
operating
Metallurgical Processing Corp.—Net Down
Sharply
and
earnings were
$22,745 equivalent
to
cents per share of
outstanding stock for the nine months period
March 31, 1963, Louis
Perlman, President of the heat trating and brazing firm reported.
same
period
a
share
outstanding stock.
previous period,"
"In
made
of
earnings
were
the
for
current
income
period
taxes
provision
earlier,
year
due
for
$52,212
the
company's
equivalent
to
sales
21.5
cents
were
to
a
:
oi
Mr.
per
Perlman,
carry-over
income
taxes
"No
loss,
was
provision
whereas
$17,490."
in
was
the
84 695
"
"
revenue..
v7,
1963
1962"
$991,954
689,339
$1,254,298
817,858
$302,615
$436,440
*29,021
expenses
Morton
in
25 086
Foods, Inc.—Sales Up 8%; Net Down—the
first
quarter
of
this
1962
Net
income
1963,
quarter
Mr.
the
than
for
in
company
was $162,743,
equal to
$233,014
or, 11
cents
of
1962.
Morton
result
a
the
of
told
heavy
program,
year
shareholders
expenses
and
8
a
increased
year
period to a total of $5,221,234, G.
shareholders at the annual
meeting.
pansion
said
$756,365
-
237,956
-
,
against
and
"$800,779
revenue from
railway operations—.
railway operating
income__
■
♦Deficit.—V. 197, p. 717.
.■
31,
the
;
%777
■
Net
ended
For
7-'7^?
Net
9.6
$424,449
operations
income
first
Sales
$445,710
operating
717.
p.
1962
$4,590,408
3,834,043
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
-
York
were
expenses
$4,389,589
3,588,810
First Quarter Ended March
31—
'7''•
Shipbuilding remained in a profit position, its
consolidated first quarter earnings
were reduced
by adverse cir¬
cumstances
affecting
results
at
Higgins,
Inc.,
the
company's
Gulf Coast
subsidiary.—V. 197, p. 1220.
Sales
,
1963
revenue—,—
197,
privately
Fulton Maine
RR.—Earnings—
railway
—V.
Shipbuild¬
•
all
quarter,
substantial
York
quarter rise in sales and
the result of a general gain •
throughout most of its
of
paints, industrial
finishes
and
related
products.
earnings as
product list
While
&
Co.
7:,.'-77 77\
Tennessee
during
Raynolds
Raynolds
Products
Corp.
Apart
&
Co., Inc., and Robert
Net revenue from railway
Net
other
include
&
First Quarter Ended March
31—
Railway
Railway
year's first quarter reflected the stock repurchase
program initiated by Merritt during the last half of 1962.
Engaged in a wide range of industry, Merritt-Chapman & Scott
sidiaries
Privately—On May
reported that $1,500,000 of this firm's
1975, $600,000 of it senior subordi¬
nated notes due
1975, and $350,000 of it junior sub¬
ordinated. notes due 1975 had been
was
senior notes due
minority interests,
$329,000, equal to
the 5,207,053 shares outstanding at March
31,
consolidated
cents per
1963.
After
subsidiaries
of
Model Finance Co.—Notes Sold
14, 1963, it
Merritt
reported gross revenues
$145,000 before taxes and minority
of
the
C.
Morton,
a
reported
slight
connected
drop
with
charges
ago.
He
pointed out that the
company
distribution into 25 additional
cities
over
the
months, ended March
share, Mr. Morton said,
share,
depreciation
8%
Chairman, told
three
cents
the
-
1636.
p.
City Bank,
March
717.
p.
attributed
of
the
this
p.
'i,
at
marketing i
the
......
.
expenses
progiams
,
197,
•
earnings from any acquisition made
Announcement was made last
night
acquire IceCapades, Inc., for $5
million in
acquisition represented a
the
Jiuarter earnin?s
throughout the quarter
substitution of higher-cost truck
break-even point."—V.
holds
in
any
States
Moscow.
of
coast-to-coast
about
year's
He
point last year.
:
Of the increased sales, Mr. Ferre
said, $518,000 was derived from
the company's subsidiary,
Stresscon, International, reactivated last
year to produce pre-stressed concrete products. The company, he
said, has begun deliveries on large contracts, and in operations
"has
than
United
Kluge,
operating
although
virtually
,
valuable
the
also
in
revenue
tributed,
and
in
It
show
people
of
The company has
reported increases in first
quarter sales and
earnings.
7,7;:;v<
7 'v
Sales for the first three
months of 1963 were
$172,135,132
up
from
$161,685,673 for the similar period of 1962.
Net income
for the first quarter of
1963 of' $19,616,006, equal
to 38 cents a share of
common stock,
compared with earnings of
$18,974,652, or 37 cents a share, for the same
period a year ago.
The
company's domestic business showed
gqins
in
last
stockholders.
railroad
still
more
cities
.
fiscal
nullified
in
business"
ice
.
its
nearly
the pro¬
but
>
of
Minnesota Mining &
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up
■
were
1962,
to
largest
example
believed
is
a
earlier
operating
Unless
Chairman
by
W.
An
Quarter Ended
197,
dividend.
said
and
attraction
"It
be
earn
$1.75,
First
railway
—V.
continuing, necessitated
•transportation to all of the company's plants outside of Dade
County, more than doubling delivery costs in these areas, he said.
Maule's sales for the quarter were $3,854,917,
up from $2,876,735
for the period in 1962. The company realized net
profit of $11,-
of record
capital stock. Accordingly, stockholders should
not send their exist¬
ing certificates to the company. The
certificates for the additional
shares will be issued as soon as
practicable and are scheduled
for
mailing a^out May 29, 1963.. The
company has only one class of
shares, capital (common) stock.—V.
197, p. 717,
last
a
reported
was
statement
three-for-
Stockholders
at the close of business
May 13 will receive two additional'
shares of stock for each share
then held. The
par
value of each
share has been reduced from
$10 par value to $3V3
par value
All
certificates for shares of $10
par value
outstanding will be deemed
to be certificates for the same
number of shares of
$3Vh par value
taxes
after
against $788,351
as
months
earnings benefits.
The
Chair¬
Net income
share,
a
six
Industries, Inc.—Net Down Sharply—
equal
Sons, Inc.—Net Up 20%—
first
Sweetheart
company has
million ahead of
$62,074,000,
(M.) Lowenstein
At
cents
forward
The
interests
,
at
Herbert P.
>
1840.
gain of 38%.
a
43
the
compared
as
.
6
Net
Net
$2,302,132,
leading manufacturer of paper cups is also the
nation's largest producer of ice cream cones and paper
drinking
straws
and a
major producer of disposable plastic containers.—
V. 197, p. 1459.
of
$59,066,251 $58,441,883
47,169,141
45,588,836
77;.-
to
capacity
"service
the
itinerary.
Minneapolis, Northfield
cup
company,
will
interests"
Railway
Railway
the
drink
For the
\
■
Railway, operating
Railway operating
subject to approval
V
increased
Chairman,
appreciable
The
dated
certificates, issued under
June
17%.
of
is
major
outstanding
diversified,
meeting.
business*
First
the
by all divisions" of the company.
"continuing success" of the company's -new carryline which he said is "now widely accepted
the industry."
He also said the company's new home
cited
first
of
the
The
company has called for redemption on June
15, 1963, through
operation of the sinking
fund, $480,000 of its 5>/2% first
mortgage
pipe line bonds due June
15, 1981 at 101.72%.
Payment will be
for
year.
985
&
Certificates
Shapiro,
hot
ago,
or
for
stock
throughout
package division,
155,185
$5,429,580
—
bonds
on
12,538,895
$25,398,059 $24,281,532
12,014,600
11,696,630
2,043,100
1,941,300
5,048,000
4,623,000
He
out
year
3%
portant strides
1962
$12,326,839 $11,742,637
——
a
share
gain
a
phase
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line
made
$18,696,691
the
its
American
record
against
in
1963, Mr, Kluge emphasized.
the company has
service
$34,250
$21,832,841
taxes
$995,202
for
Joseph
Electric
Federal
cents
ago,
before
with $1,669,871
34
to
in
Kluge.
Metromedia will
Capades.""
earn
He
1963.'
increased
continue
year,
cities
All
Mr.
in-: 1962,
cash.
•
reported
23rd
more
for
that
highs in sales and earnings
consecutive year—for the six-month period ended
eighth
31,
sales
same
Report—
Gas
.
o$2Jig^f i3 exclusive-of
in
Outstanding
700,000 shs.
800,000 shs.
-
has
company
—for
610,995
(& Subs.)—Quarterly
final
Capades, Inc. and
Metromedia, have-
of
Ice
arnnual
would
FINANCING
Authorized
to
anotiier
its
included
said
of
Harris
enter
The company, a
estimates its stock
the
PRESENT
TO
•
($1 par)
2273.
p.
increased
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
Ice
„
in
payable—banks and others—
Net
Net
stock
196,
The
1962
$5,918,351
revenue.,
sales
the
,,
of
President
Earnings Forecast—
ad¬
and
Mancnester
assets.
engages
best,
growth
Maryland Cup Corp.—Record Sales, Net—
1963
:■
Producer
and
H.
attraction.
Jc!?pades
u
media
—V.
March 31—
for
'
are
strength of
a
insurance,
premiums
in
is
in
CAPITALIZATION
i Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended
continued
•
broadening of Metromedia's interests wherein '
a
will
attendance
•.
its
casualty in¬
Michigan, Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Kentucky,
Oxlahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana, as well as Ohio.
Grant is
domiciled in the State of Missouri and is engaged in the casualty
insurance business
in
Missouri.
On
Feb.
28,
1963 .the company
acquired Metropolitan Universal Life Insurance Co.
business
surance
15,824,707
$1,374,505
the
earnings
Grant,
engaged
are
casualty
their
and
The
Grant
and
Manchester
insurance
similar
Canada
for
also
Co.
subsidiaries
subsidiaries
financing
firm
companies.
its
at
The
John
Capades, now in
world, playing in
Adjustment Co.,
Corp.
stock
are
corporations,
and/or
Standard
Mutual
subsidiaries
executive
investment
domiciled
Co.;
Budget
writing principally substandard
of
Mr.
Ice
other
Indemnity
The
Manchester
of
justment
the
controls
its
company.
of
producer, represents
the
Premium
•
revenue
President and
Kluge,
'
Net
with
1243.
p.
included
$17,421,495
31—
March
be used
&
Manchester
and
manages
mutual
'
Island Lighting Co.—Secondary Offering—
On May 10, Bache & Co., New York, completed a
secondary offering of 50,000 common shares of Long
Island Lighting Co. at $64 a share.—V. 197, p. 1784.
Insurance
and
maintain
.Long
that
increased
the acquisition of Ice
Capades and its related enter¬
by Metromedia, for over $5 million in cash.
The transaction
the acquisition of 100% of the
stock of Ice Capades, Inc.,
International Ice Attractions, Inc. and Lone
Palm Realty Corp.
Mr.
Kluge stated that the addition of Ice
Capades, ..with the
Investment
&
subsidiaries,
pany
'
H.
W.
the
company
activities.
'
proceeds will
Manchester
years
.'.I
Management
EUSINESS—The company was incorporated under the laws of the
State of Missouri on April 10, 1953.
It now owns three
Inc.,
,
to
196,"
announced
Insurance
loans, and working capital*
anticipates that both shipments and earnings for the
records. The feeling is based on new order
backlog currently at the highest level in ten
and the response among paper mill customers to two of the
products—showers and
caliper
control
doctors.—V.
197,
819.
John
John
$3.50 per share.
Net
will-set new
activity, the order
p.
203,995
—
Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to a May 9, 1963
prospectus, Troster, Singer & Co., New York, offered
publicly, 272,941 shares of this firm's common stock
by
Lodding
newer
reported
forward
year.—V.
prises
earnings
were
9.25
cents per
share on
431,600
capital
shares
outstanding against 9.08 cents for the same period last year. Net
sales were $595,777, up from $563,765 for the like period of 1962.
year
operations-
income
operating
717.
Manchester
Corp.—Net Higher—
company has reported that 1963
railway
-
at
Lcdding Engineering
railway
—V.
from
revenue
ar¬
rangements to borrow $50 million from the Metropolitan Life Insur¬
ance Co
The loan takes the form of promissory notes due Dec. 1,
1984
and will enable Litton to broaden its financial structure and
provide
looks
fiscal
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
Metromedia, Inc.—Acquisition—
the current
and
President
he
the
of
.
4,758,763
$958,788
.
company's
improvement,
1962
.
in
the
and
for
in
the
the
company's
substantially
first
towns
first
earnings
quarter
in
South
was
ex¬
higher
started
Texas
.
Volume
and
that
was
sun
197
Number
distribution
in
the
is
territory
always
continue
of
the
ineir
sharply
started
of
process
Tulsa,
being
in
luture if
the
entire
Okla.,
expanded.
at
upward
higher
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
...
costly
necessaiy investment
Speaaing
6265
first,
Mr.
the
in
November
Expansion
Norton
is
company
to
and
were
new
into
but
said,
in
is
grow.
Mr. Morton said that sales would
but that heavy expansion costs and
charges
would
continue
He
that
so
that
same
the
entire
as
year
of
part
the
sales
new
expect
we
should
year
show
areas
net
circuit,
Commenting
return,
about the
be
to
"Beyond this
pleted, we can
to
look
return
for
to
present
our
growth
normal,"
expansion
said.—V.
he
is
program
in
pattern
both
197,
that
The
Color
first
Edwin
Co.—Sales, Net Up Over 3%—
has
company
for the
the
Safe
announced
of
quarter
H.
Mosler,
increase
an
in
sales
period
Mr.
that
net
income
for
the
three-month
See
first
1962.—V.
197,
entertainment,
initial
Angeles
subsidiary
live
late
of
month,
Gas
and
Company,
Railway
operating
and
operate the
will be
Gas
.
system
operating
expenses
;
:
$63,030,667 $61,772,971
3,901,120*
2,461,916
_____
749,610
processing
and
other
1,270,574
66,200,338
.
purchases ■!
.2——_L._.co¬
23,505,679
and
196,045
than
income
taxes.
currently..
deferred
income
252,400
2,892,367
2,547,181
9,726.800
—
________
(accelerated
tax
9,035,600-
deprec.)
investment
1,257,200
credit
long-term dent__-_v._._—2_
interest
charges.^.:—
3.017,335
on
income
Amortization
and-
(credit)
of
expense
Other
1,318,800
75,000
Interest
.
6,160,866
227,100
taxes—
Other
$354,403
1,057,759
6,547,620
amortization—
7—___——„_____'
other
Interest
$2,785,087
2,430,684
10,949,066
;
1,170,246
Deferred
1962
22,585,914
11,083,398
Maintenance
Income
95,242
b94.877
1,567,383
___
deductions:
Taxes,
$339,345
1962
165,606,770 162,217,376
operation
197,
2,464,922
Net revenue from railway operations
Net;'railway operating income
—V.
197, p. 718.
'
feet)
sales—
Payable
$2,804,267
:
1963
thousands of cubic
—
Depreciation
1963
Quarterly-
—
Operating expenses, taxes and other income
RR.—Earnings—
revenue-..
Railway
Subs.)
69,248,780
the
524.
on
(&
public
announced.—V.
197, p.
Northeastern
&
Co.
31—
——
sales
Transportation,
Corp.—Merger Effective—
this issue.—V.
(in
products
Oil
/*:-'
Norton
Gas
revenues:
sales
Gas
Theatre-Vision
the
of
he
and
throughout
the
develop
to
demonstration
next
sports
theatres
formation
First Quarter Ended March 31—
1317.
p.
Operating
activity at the theatres.
diversification
programs,
the
affiliated
to
March
Payment
1962,
based
are
An
Los
New Orleans
according to Mr. Mosler.
shares outstanding at the end of each
Shares outstanding in 1963 were 1,630,628 against 1,619,519
period.
in
of
quarter
daily
color
announced
Ended
Volume of sales
period
to
Earnings
in
wholly-owned
a
network.
in
broadcast
just
National Research
Chairman, reported consolidated sales for
of $8,387,034, against $8,099,090 for the
for an increase of 3.6%.
$504,956, up from $487,170 for the same period of
1962, an increase of 3.7%, Earnings for the first quarter of 1963
are equivalent
to 31c per share, compared with 30c per share for
the
Period
months,
Depletion
Jr.,
stated
Northern Natural
11 ~
Report—
1963.
last-year,
Mosler
amounted
$16,000
theatre
vending
extensive
1016.
P-
earnings
three-month. period
same
will
NGC
Corp.,
staged
and
stepped-up
NGQ's
programs
country.
new
Mosler
plus
affairs
and
1841.
p.
against
as
company president said that steady progress is being made toward
the startup early next year of National General's closed circuit TV
com¬
sales
period
Angeles-based
diversified
in
the just-completed
six
$23,706,652
on
system
the
after
year,
Los
$22,439,800 a year earlier.
attributed increased earnings for the year to date to
operating efficiency throughout National General's 220-
improved
to
better
a
income
"start
1962.
in
earnings
latter
profit picture
for
as
the
the
with
theatre
added
better
a
to
rose
recently completed
last year.
period
for
Klein
Mr.
earnings.
see
income
compared
affect
to
the
in
comparable
operator
year,
trend
depreciation
$273,000
the
Total
a
(2051)
debt
66,2 i4
143,748
(76,5o6)
...
discount,
(48,796)
premium
■___'-i—■
deductions
3,154,870
42,954
and
credits
to
45,252
^
(26,749)
(31,234)
(373,173)
(344,826)
56,886,600
-2--
charged
(credit)
59,135,455
Interest
"10,113,325
9,313,738
-
construction
Motorola Inc.—Net Down 45%—
The
096,
the
has
company
increase
an
same
reported
of
4%
record
the
over
first
quarter sales
previous
high
of
of
New York
$80,590,-
$77,017,162
in
First
of 1962.
Earnings for the period were $l,3o6,667,
against $2,455,944 or 61c per share in the first
quarter of 1962, a decrease of 45%.
The earnings drop, Robert W. Galvin,
President, told Stockholders,
34c
or
quarter
share
per
Railway
Railway
caused primarily by "extraordinary measures" to improve the
company's important standings in the semiconductor and television
markets.
Central
RR.—Earnings-
Net
Quarter Ended March 31—
4963
1962
income
Preferred
operating
revenue
147,256,701
157,191,461
operating
expenses
129,399,923
133,569,540
17,856,778
23,621,921
1,522,359
stock
cash
Earnings
Common
on
stock
dividends
797,204
Net
*
Galvin
Mr.
outlined
"Sales of
Semiconductor Products Division
our
the
now
are
of new
The costs of engineering, plant and labora¬
equipment, and pilot production were large in
peaked to a substantial amount in the first
;
'
'
new
"This
effort
Net
was
to
necessary
move
the
Division
to
virtually
full line capability in the commercial, industrial and military mar¬
kets, and to prepare for entry into the new business of integrated
circuits," Mr. Galvin said.
"More new devices were introduced in
the
first
18-month
This
in
the
Division
had
period."
is the
the
first
dition
than
quarter
•.
principal
introduced
'
r
a
in
the
prior
Railway
Railway
'
"Our
endeavor
forecast
are
to
increasing sales in
on
Net
3,659,081
dividends.
cash
shared
fell in
and
a
Vj 197,
point of
Unfortu¬
'
Namm-Loeser's,
Sales Up 13.5%—
A
to
Name
—
At
the
pany's
annual
Inc.
meeting
time,
same
Change
name
approved
was
Bernard
#The
1963
1962
$30,351,991
$31,497,660
29,611,366
28,199,667
—
by
period.
.
$2,151,324
$1,886,294
3,288.491
3,849,272
Higher
its quarterly earnings statement, has
in
company,
Gas Corp.-r-Net
the balance of net income applicable to the
equivalent to 83 cents a share for the three
March 31,
1963 as compared to 74 cents a share
reported
common
stock
was
months
ended
months
ended
31,
share
for
share
per
outstanding
income
$19,176,859
March
the
income
for
calculated
for
the
the
for
for
the
on
the
for
the
a
Mr.
Pincus
change
name
certificate
stores
At
the
one
of
1962.
three
against
The
number
of
earn¬
shares
the
three
months
three
12
to
compared
1962.—V. 197,
months
months
ended
ended
ended
$18,065,424
March
March
March
for
the
12
31,
1963
1962,
31,
31,
1963
months
was
ended
1785.
p.
•established
that
additional
197,
p.
the
Railway
of
Net
the
best
was
York
New
Net
known
the
to
metropolitan
public
197,
Gross
whose
sales
'
..
10.67%
of
over
the
from
revenues
31,
older
earnings
is hopeful
previous
services
William
year.
year.
Railway
and
based
The
per
on
and
V.
Net
of
for
sales'
Frankel,
three
the
gain
shares
President,
has
been
adjusted
to
Oil
&
Gross
Net
operating
Preferred
Net
—V.
197,
dividend
p.
1963
•
the
'
requirements
282,675
280,673
12,000
stock
common
270,675
share of common stock
per
$1,926,122
12,750
v
$0.56
1317.
an
rable
the 26
increase
of
weeks ended
18%
over
the
18%—
March 26,
$1,485,383
1963,
earned
On
the
basis
fiscal
Per-share
1962 period on the basis of the same number of shares.
earnings including the special item a year ago were 45
$2,190,250
1,948,527
$214,636
$241,723
*42,837
Since
real
Mr,
actions.
estate
Klein
are
is
now
part
of
noted that profits
considered
regular
National General's regular busi¬
losses from real estate trans¬
or
operating
income.
Such
profits
proposed
of
Norton
of
merger
and
the
the
plan, each
five-eighths of
into
1016.
p.
Western
&
Net
operating
to
Federal
L
197,
_______
North American
While
showed
both
sales
declines
indicate
earnings
the
of
be
holders
the
for
Net
the
•*.
income
for
the
for
$24,286,660 $28,125,467
15,086,013
14,999,170
the
ago, Henry
interim
report
year
entire
-7
year
first
show
an
Fund
holders.
New
of
May
•
not
»
ended
March
31,
share. This
a
1963
President,
improvement
1963
to
with $321,-
decreases
quarter
Fork
"reflect
adverse
mine
He
in
in
said
will
January,
alum
conditions
1963,"
adding
performed
p.
the
sales
and earnings
for the
heavier charges at the alum
the closing of the Laurel
stated.
1852.
that
in
~
production
ceased
a
the
limited
plant
of
commercial
amount
during
"
of
the
alum.'
experimental
balance
'
of
the
'
(U.
First
Railway
operating
revenue—.———
Railway
operating
expenses
1963
—.
$40,087,080 $37,020,472
35,833,307
36,011,433
Net
Net railway
*
from
railway operations
operating income.
revenue
Deficit.—V.
197',
p.
718.
—
$4,253,773
1,181,711
$1,009,039
*1,376,610
are
exempt
distributed
on,
Co.
the
trust
a
of
New
bonds
certificates
units
rata
pro
will
to
also
certificate
York).
and
The
the
of
the
State
agreement
the
has
constitute
trustee
dated
and
sponsor
sponsor
initially
deposit
laws
the
between
which
such
under
indenture
the
deposited
the
Fund's
delivered
to
the
for
120,000
units
representing
the
entire
ownership of the Fund. Each unit initially offered
by the prospectus
is a 1/120,000 undivided interest in
the Fund. To the extent that
any
units are redeemed by the trustee,
the fractional undivided
the
of
each
and
trustee
units
to
tendered
may be
to the
and
in
OF
the
purchased
$12,000,000
suited
in
the
deposit
based
market
open
herein
in
other
and
the
in
con¬
tendered
and
to
to
purchase
to
in
upon
(1)
that
default
the
of
its
the
the
issuer
of
outstanding
amount
Fund.
other
bonds
factors
bond
every
of
certain
judgment,
were,
in the experience
them for deposit
qualify
principal
and
These
deemed,
to
of
the
selected
principal
purchase of
experience
best
addition
payment
sponsor
the
in
the
the
features
sponsor,
in
obligations
will
sponsor
units
be
may
BONDS—The
described
requirements:
in
The
hold
units
trustee.
for
income
Fund
offered
UNDERLYING
bonds
judgment' of
the
increase.
thereafter,
such
(including contracts for
obligations) which in its
issued"
for
will
time
and
time for redemption. While the sponsor is not
it is the intention of the sponsor to purchase
so,
ACQUISITION
unit
to
offering,
any
do
as
best
time
their
at
units
unredeemed
from
with
obligated
the
following
selected
so
interest
or
is
not
on
any
with
the public; (2) that the value
reasonable relative to the value of other
public
bonds of comparable quality and maturity available In like
amount;
and (3) that the bonds are diversified as
to purpose of issue and
location of issuer.
bonds
Neither
for
was
the
sponsor
default,
any
The
price
being
to
in
the
tion
the
Blue
List
grades
shall
be
liable
any
deposited
bonds
deposited
in
any
way
security.
in
the
Fund
to the public on the date of their deposit has
by the trustee on the basis of consultation with
bonds, other than the sponsor, or by reference
of
Current
the
Municipal Offerings (a daily publica¬
public offering prices of public bonds
being offered by dealers and banks).
current
currently
DISPOSITION
OF
the sponsor
the happening
UNDERLYING
powers
to
direct
of
certain
of
in
public
offered
public
containing
all
of
trustee
defect
or
which
established
the
nor
failure
at
were
dealers
principal
the
BONDS—The
trustee
events,
to
such
indenture
liquidate
as
em¬
bonds
default
a
in
(1)
pay¬
and/or
interest, an action of the issuer that
adversely affect its ability to continue payment of the prin¬
cipal of arid interest on its bond?, or an adverse
change in mar¬
ket; revenue or credit factors affecting the investment
stability
will
of
,1962
,
authorities
be
redeem
created
was
to
"induenture,"
Trust
trustee
sponsor
the
bonds
be
the
are
Quarter Ended March 31—
the
1
Fund
the
S.
to
.
underlying securities.
Simultaneously with
exercise
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
will
semi-annually
upon
and
executive
Interest
utilized
.
pursuant
1963,
the
ment
plant
1963,
be
195,
company's
effects of
the
weather
the
March,
work
year.—V.
the
in
'
governmental
semi-annually
.
been
amounted
compares
in the same quarter of 1962. Sales for the.
quarters, respectively, were $6,249,000 and $6,754,000.
plant,
York
1,
with
conditions
O-'V
,.
quarter
equivalent to 16 cents
of
quarter
G. Schmidt,
that present
will
Na¬
or
shortly
May 5, and Nov. 5, after deducting the
fee, and other expenses. Liquidated assets
distributed
selected
$58,815,520 $63,693,026
34,528,860
35,567,559
Corp.—Net Lower—
earnings
a
in
1962.
over
$258,000,
Coal
and
from
shareholders
told
1962
1785,
p.
of
Norton,
,
the Fund to purchasers
of
railway operations—
operating income—
railway
—V.
—
from
revenue
Net
—
of
each
Trustee's
were
1963
and
taxation.
certificate
"when
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses—
effective
share
share
a
Research
firms,
Tax-Exempt
Payments by
and
—
National
two
common
197, p. 564.
sub-divisions,
■
from
34,385
—
cents.
ness,
214,587
politi¬
cal
should
of
$1,205,685
164,331
thereof.'
nection
.
operations alone, fiscal 1963 first half earn¬
ings of $1,752,000 equal to 53 cents a share on 3,313,363 outstand¬
ing common shares, against $1,074,000 or 32 cents a share in the
like
197,
Railway operating revenue
Railway
first
totaled $1,-751,*
in the compa¬
1962
period, it was announced by Eugene V. Klein.
Earnings of Mobile Rentals Corp., a recently acquired
noted.
operations
income
First Quarter Ended March 31— "
The
subsidiary, are included in both periods. Net income in the yearearlier period included a special 'item of $411,270, whereas income
for the
recent six months resulted entirely from operations,
Mr.
Klein
railway
operating
fiscal
President.
1962
000, or 20 cents a share,
National General Corp.—Net Up
Earnings for
from
revenue
railway
two
753,
$1,112,775
Net proceeds will be used for investment
in inter¬
est-bearing obligations of various States and
initially,
1963
—
Norfolk
267,923
- $0.55
1,448,903
Bond Fund, Series 4—Units
1963, John Nuveen & Co., New
Chicago, offered publicly 120,000 units in
this Fund at an initial
offering price of $107.34, plus
accrued
interest, to yield about 3.73%. Minimum
of
2%
1962
1962
$2,654,588
1,543,696
and
interest
Ry.—Earnings—
operating revenue——$2,082,551
operating expenses1,867,915
♦Deficit.—V.
announced.
-
$1,980,506,
■.
•
earnings for
Net earnings
Net
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
revenues
income
Southern
months
include
1963
$2,656,471
Under
exchangeable
Nuveen
such
$557,596 or
corresponding period
in January, 1963 and the additional 61,200.
shares issued in acquiring the capital stock of Security Maintenance
Services, Inc., ,.of California on Feb. 18, 1963.—V. 197, p. 1317.
Period Ended March 31—
i, C
of
paid
National Gas
37,109
718.
Norfolk
Higher-
,
dividend
86,681
*
.
after taxes for the first quarter were $176,178, or 24
share, compared with $136,672, or 18 cents' per share,
741,082 shares of stock outstanding on March 31, 1963.
number
stock
$169,932
First Quarter Ended March 31.—
„
Net earnings
cents
$121,399
operations
income—
operating
p.
Railway
.
1963, totaled $5,786,227, a
$5,228,631 reported for the
the
$942,543
772,611
as
area's
pre-tax
and
Cleaning Contractors, Inc
March
721,215
-
railway
.
Net
ended
1962
$842,614
expenses
$0.94
-
Offered—On May 13,
York
trustee
1963
revenue
from
revenue
railway
—V.
1637.
National
operating
operating
Railway
highs in each of the past four years,
gains will be reported for the current fiscal
new
—V.
after
State.
of
stores. •
said
the
firm,
Pincus
York
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings
First Quarter Ended March 31—
company's
filing of a
would
more
closely indentify the cor¬
widely-known
retail
groups—the Hughes
Michigan and the Hughes & Hatcher
two
stores
department
Mr.
shortly
New
the
31—
stockholders
the
date.
BUSINESS—The
New York,
•
that
is
March
railway operations
income-
1963,
same
after
preferred
on
name
its
one
stockholders
official
with
Pennsylvania.
time, Namm-Loeser's
name
larger
effect
new
with
assembled
become
that
Suffrin
of
the
will
to
said
He
poration
Hatcher
the
told
9,042,737
$1.02
Co.—-Merger Effective'-—
7,
approved
the
on
months
12
share
the respective periods.
charges and before dividends
fixed
as
31,
Such net
of
end
after
$5,917,117
net
1962.
been
$6,564,908
was
from
31,
1963 was equivalent to $2.36
the 12 months ended March 31,
have
at
income
stock
up
March
March
a
ings
com¬
....
61,861,706
9,147.702
RR.—Earnings
that
of men's quality apparel stores posted record sales
$5,061,000 during the 13 weeks ended May 4,
about 13.5%
the $4,450,000 total of last year's like
chain
May
Corp.,
approximately
bettering
71,313,253
expenses..
surviving company.—V.
& Ilartford
56,761,228
operating
718.
p.
Norton
tional
revenue
from railway operations.
railway
operating
deficit
197, p. 718.
Such
the
55,978
;
5,100,478
65,656,213
period
purchase of the Fund is 10 units.
Approved.;
said
income
New York State Electric &
of Namm-Loeser's, Inc.
on
May
10, 1963, at
stockholders.
E. Pincus, President,
of
of
5,657,040
revenue
from
revenue
197,
On
$618,076
234,933
operating
operating
railway
—V.
$1,069,267
451,191
$429,895
Net
Net
Hatcher,
&
firm's
of
Inc.
beginning
Quarter- Ended
Railway
Railway
Net
1962
489,706
operations
expenses
ended
proposal" to change the corporate
Hughse
3,255,072
$919,601
revenue^
$2.21
the
3,401,198
■
railway
operating
Net
'
r
earnings
3,389,755
earnings
Northwestern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
First
$8,428,964
expenses-'—,—
from
operating
—V.
by
1317.
p.
retained
earnings end "of period
of com. stock
outstdg. end of period
Earnings per share of common stock
197, p. 236.
—V.
$7,395,817
First Quarter Ended March 31—-
will
1961,
operating
Railway
the tube manufacturer and ourselves, be¬
exceed $4 million.
A large proportion of it
the first quarter. More is still to come in the second quarter,
smaller
amount -in the third quarter," Mr. Galvin said.—
in
revenue—
revenue
1962
1963
operating
Railway
During the first quarter our design effort and costs of
preparation for production of this tube peaked also.
It is a tre¬
mendous, challenging, but promising undertaking. Total investment
expenses
1963
$31,402,717 $33,264,567
24,006,900
24,835,603
New York, New Haven
process.
and
in
Shares
Net
railway operating
—V. 197, p. 718. /
nately, the final decision cannot be made wtihout going all the way
in preparing for production to determine
the practicality of each
ginning
increase
Retained
.
Connecting RR.—Earnings-
Net
that period.
produce this tube is reaching the
design continues to look excellent.
basic
The
31—
reason
"Prospects for the year 1963 are for substantial growth in dollar
and unit volume with good earnings," Mr. Galvin said.
Regarding television, Mr. Galvin said the company is preparing
to reenter the color television business.
"It's our hope to bring to
the market a distinctly new product, not only in chassis circuitry
but
also in
an
exclusive design
of a 23-inch rectangular, short
length, color picture tube," he said.
decision.
March
from
revenue
New York
Mr.
reasonable earnings
Quarter Ended
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
the Division did not produce' a profit
Galvin said. To a lesser degree, this con¬
earnings again in the second quarter, although
quarter,
will moderate
Net
1785.
p.
railway operations
Net railway operating income
—V. 197, p. 718.
and
quarter of 1963.
*4,304,676
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
devices.
tory renovation,
.-
Retained
First
largest in the industry," Mr. Galvin said. "Through last winter the
was designing and preparing to
produce an unusually iarge
the fourth quarter
197,
New York, Chicago &
second
Division
number
Deficit.—V.
the
extraordinary measures adversely affect¬
ing earnings and reported the specific results in each of the com¬
pany's six product divisions as follows:
from railway operations--.
operating income
revenue
railway
8,490,233
stock.
common
was
Net
823,505
9,316,121
—_
to
are
be
and
(2)
liquidated
thS
power
subject
where
deposited
of
the
in
other
to
judgment
bonds
irrevocable
are
trust
(2)
of
above
to
and
retire
bonds
in
generally
the
the
bonds
sponsor
sponsor
if
refunding,
issued
the
The
reasons.
in
advanced
an
refunding
in
if
for
referred
shall
the
proceeds
refunded
only
Fund
considered
thereof
bonds
on
their
redemption date,' and it has so advised the trustee. If a de¬
fault in, the payment of the
principal of and Interest on any under¬
lying bonds occurs and continues for at least 30 days and if the
sponsor
fails
to
instruct
after notification by
the
trustee
to
sell
or
hold
,
within
30
days
the trustee to the sponsor of such default, the
12
productive
provides that the trustee shall liquidate said bonds forth¬
not be liable for any loss so incurred.
trustee also is empowered to sell,
for the purpose of re¬
indenture
with
The
Che
shall
and
size
Ended
Year
taxes
-.'!
________
197,
1572.
p.
..
Commissioner
made
Rubel,
The
Shares
of
1956.
million
In
current
the
to
"Conversion
and
the
of
$6
a
net
'
$695,816
to 19^9.
resulting
it_
the
of
dation
balance
history,"
company's
be-
Total
operating
sDaleu.—V.
197,
operating
Railway
8,756,595
19,400,116
8,387,163
17,353,120
543,580
327,581
1,613,835
1,751,706
2,659,170
in
2,680,943
expenses
3,654,914
3,697,862
37,877
132,913
82,168
92,567
.
'
charged
Amortization
-
the
of
cost
Net
—V.
in
dates
at
Pacific Finance Corp.—Net Higher—
income
Net-
Maxwell
quirements
for
quarter
of
$204,844,
of
stock,'
common
1,404,01b
the
on
first
1963
of
preferred
after
number
com¬
of
dividend
re¬
equal- to $1 per share
shares
outstanding.
This
D.
and
Loans
of 1962.
during the
quarter
acquired
for
$196,084,980
against
the
31,
quarter
first
amounted
quarter
of
1963,
Electronics
this
of
quarter
12.3%
a
Our
at
this
Notes
—
Sold
notes
1978 had
due
International
ics
—V.
197,
convertible
Pri¬
the
will/
that
rate
cents
63
in
Ltd.,
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co.—Net
major natural
has reported a rise in
share
from
the
for
cents
98
remainder
$100-$125
some
five
years.
receive
Higher—
March
'
million
in
pipeline
new
construction
over
the
First
the
income
net
for
the
three
months
next
1963
$3.23
common share, ^ in the preceding
12-month period.
first
quarter statement said the months of January
per
The
February,
1963,,
first
the
or
cubic
quarter
feet
When
the
system
a
2.27
coldest
were
in
the
sales
gas
averaged
about
billion
two
•
.
Keefe
told
to
reach
an
in
1962.
the
Gross
1963 annual sales are expected
billion cubic feet against 580 billion
650
for
revenues
and
Discussing
1963,
he
added,
company's
will
•'
$240 million.
the
future
plans,
■
this
Anadarko
million
period,
same
Production
for
drilling
be
Keefe
somewhere
said
he
added,
Company
is
Panhandle's
expected
to
wholly-owned
spend
about
580
"We
being
billion
the
will
said
be
feet
in
1962
to
the
to
fortunate
position,"
additional
capacity
believe our markets
we
necessity
He
cubic
add
in
are
able
of
the
major
present
financed
pany."—V.
a
197,
about
the
sale
Mr.
to
can
expansion
five-year
without
p.
The
come
750
billion
Tops'
less
should
Keefe
in
program
expansion
of
explained,
In
amount
of
addition,
$445,000,
Comparative
1962
the
in
to
shares
the
first
to
than
in
1,
Jan.
1963,
ended
were
of
of
payables,
1962
April 30,
any
about
total
a
for
$16,300,000,
the
first
quar¬
told
shareholders,
will
1963
Records
receivables,
well
in
probably
excess
be
(now being
$5
million
stock
common
by
"can
the
and
com¬
56
record high
should also
an
or
investment
28
cents
March 30,
net
or
profit
was
share,
per
based
realized
upon
in
per
the
1,604,881
1963.
for
undisclosed
an
West Coast factory.
or
of
million,
$4
retained.
audited),
For
slightly
Net
their
1963
1962
$1,375,547
$1,465,892
796,471
774,lOl
$579,076
$691,791
177,424
expenses
railway operations
126,347
;
197, p.
1962
period.—V.
197,
were
income
67
outstanding. No
for
cents
the
same
period
in
share based upon
investment profit was real¬
quarter of 1962.—V, 197,
p.
per
1992.
Provision
Net
p.
$12,961,219
share
for
against
Common
—V.
197,
first
profits
of
The
Penney Co.—Sales Up 2.5%—
company
has
reported
that
sales
for
the
first
quarter
which began on Feb. 1, 1963
increased
2.5%
over the same 1962
period. Three-month sales this year were
$347,486,193, a gain of $8,379,759 over last year's $339,106,434
of
the
1963
fiscal
year
^Number of Penney department
4963
stood
at
1,684,
taking
into
stores
in operation on April 30,
account the closing of one less
Net
___.—•
-*-V.
operating
revenue
operating expenses—,
deficit
railway
197,
p.
from
railway operations
operating income
760.
increase
1963
in
for
earnings
balance
the
should
be
good
a
''. •/'
1638.
p.
lines
all
319,758
$452,555
$458,834
220,057
operations
178,405
Minneapolis
Net Higher—
based
packaging
in.
first
the
for
1962
period
been
$3,227,968
quarter
in
of
in
1962
were
1963,
were
for
up
1962.
Sales
and
net
topped
with
1963.
President,
Jr.,
has
to
firm
were
that
announced
reversed
by
cost
a
downward
a
reduction
program
of
facets of corporate operation. The company is in
a
advantageous position in the packaging industry since
is rapidly expanding in areas for which our established
flexible
tailored.
The
open
new
many
and
semi-rigid packaging materials have been
trend
toward
unit
packaging
will
also
these product lines."—V. 195, p. 2493.
present
markets for
Rapid-American Corp.—Annual Reportoperational results for, the fiscal
announced
On
by
Meshulam
consolidated
ended
year
Jan.
31,
Riklis,
sales
Chairman.
$258,175,239
the
of
1963,
%
were
*
company's consoli¬
dated operating earnings were $1,257,302 representing 62 cents
per
share
on
the
basis
of
2,035,854 common shares outstanding
on
Jan. 31, 1963.
No
comparison with the previous year's operating results can
be
made
because
the
of
inclusion
the
of
results
of
operations
of M'cCrory Corp. for the period beginning Oct. 1, 1962, the month
during which Rapid-American became a majority owner of McCrory,
The company sustained non-recurring special losses attributable
principally to the liquidation of L & C Mayers mail order opera¬
which
loss (net of other consolidated gains) aggregated $3,addition, the company wrote down by $4,500,000 certain
due from APS Paper Corporation.
The non-recur¬
ring consolidated net special loss aggregates $8,331,888.—V/ 196,
p.
ii3. •
/"i'-v-/
/■
In
receivable
Reading Co.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
operating
Railway
Net
operating
1963
1962
$24,749,594 $26,444,207
revenue__________
.21,610,358
expenses
21,962,335
The
last
4,393,824
were
1963
$5,949,359
1962
1962
6,724,467
8,421,452
$775,108
$783,448
2,126,227
operations
income
company
has
reported
months
ended
March
six
year's
also
the
in
at
corresponding
up
compared
$7,638,004
railway
operating
_
—
$3,139,236
*257,521
$4,481,872
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.
Sharply—
c
the
-
from
revenue
railway
1,540,535
«
u,
1962
$778,592
298,917
:
meeting that sales and profits
of 1963, over the same period of
same
profits
the demand
1,691 000
4,409,379
\
1963
$751,472
.
income
this
Ahem,
remarkably
1,790,244
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
of
sustained
that
started
in
late
1962.
"In
addition,
stated
Mr.
Ahern,
"further
improvements in sales and earnings are anticipated with manu¬
facturing and production because of changes now underway, plus
a
full year of experience with the cost reduction program which
3,231,535
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
be
are
197*
railway
$3,059,840
the
J.
in
trend
of
$4,891
for
Gross
(J. C.)
.
rate
can
annual
from
John
1,960,000
„
760.
p.
$0.35
$22,938,160 $20,629,798
—
from
operating
quarter
climbed
3,750,244
r___;
shares
1962
$0.40
______;
_J,
taxes
the
661.
1963
taxes
income
that
quirter
indications
Industries, Inc.—Sales,
the
at
notes
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
Period Ended March 31—
per
products
564.
Stockholders
told
tion,
revenues for the latest quarter
income
first
company."—V.
railway
Railway
before
refined
fiscal
Ry.—Earnings-
revenue
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
Net
unlikely
present
revenue
Net
outstanding on Mar. 31 1963 C. I. Wall, President, reported.
corresponding period of 1962, net income was $1,986,986,
per share on 3,562,554 shares outstanding on March 31,
Earned
of
gallons, also up 6%.
operating economies made
and
expenses-—
Pickwick estimates
about 60 cents*
1962.
Gross
Sales
million
929
revenue.
Net
in¬
is
operating
cents
the
31/ 1962.
of
operating
reaches
760.
for
March
record
higher prices,
Railway
the
For
or
ended
Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway Co.—Earnings—
total
Consolidated net income of the company for the first three months
1963 was $2,231,206, equal to 62 cents per share on 3,583,314
shares
Pure
quarter
the
the
831,888.
of
first
Milligan,
First Quarter Ended March 31—
and. earnings
operating income
p.
W
the
quarter,
Rawleigh
President, reported. >"
earned $7,248,000, or 73 cents a share
Railway
$22,807
profit.
good
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Net Higher—
year."
one
program
from
revenue
197,
it
in
for
the
Phillips
Tops
or
were
approximately
railway
,in
L.
9,864,593 common shares outstanding, compared
57 cents': a share
in the 1962 first quarter.
rose
6%
to
$186,104,000
from
$175,256,000
in
volume,
year,
RAP
first quarter in
Phillips, President,
$70,000,000, thus surpassing
Net earnings for 1963
said.—V. 197, p.
1460.
Piedmont & Northern
Net
the
year
Forecast-
First Quarter Ended March 31—.
Net
28.5%—
28.5%
Robert
.
any
J.
share.
:■/,'/
pioneer in the economy-priced record business, Tops has one of
the most outstanding catalogs in the industry.—V.
197, p. 85.
—V.
area
2272.
p.
consolidated'
1962.
he
this
operating
operating
the
by our continuing cost-reduction program all contributed
improvement," Mr. Warner and Mr. Milligan said.
—V.
$14,700,000
in
1963
A
Railway
Railway
the
.
should
of
14,
to'an amount
not to exceed
prices
for
meeting.
Mr.
of
2039,
1,
at
Seymour
result
June
on
Street,
2382.
p.
record
a
sales
acquisition
half
first
"While
of
or
months
new
and
period
of
revenues
three
a
recorded
Bonds
Broad
Corp.—Net Lower—
$1,129,000
then
exceed
sales in
Operating
consolidated
amounted
1,690,231
ized
on
due
South
(EDT)
July
on
sales
over
135
$150,619
annual
trends,
include Tops'
gross
sales
"of
system in such in¬
absorb them without
our
best
1161.
Pictures
shares outstanding
continue
1963, Cy Leslie, President of Pickwick International,
cash.
No stock was involved in.the transaction,
which
of
year
cubic
company has reported that estimated consolidated net
for the first quarter of 1963 was
$275,000, or 17 cents
share.
should
year
Corp.—Sales
set
should
satisfactory,
$11,698,692
Paramount
this
May 15,
did not
1966.
crements as
of
recent
average
possible
This
advanced
$5,640,000
"Increased
earnings
$25
acreage acquisitions.
expansions, Mr. Keefe said, will serve to enable the com¬
to increase its peak day capacity—now in excess of 2 billion
cubic feet—by about 30%.
Annual sales would thus increase from
in
it
of
history,
that
11%
This
current
$65,745,269
amount
and
These
about
when
Pickwick International, Inc.—Acquisition—
On
total
pany
feet
share.
par
year
,
Mr.
expenditures
for
pipeline
expansion
over
the
next
five
"are estimated at somewhere between $100 and $125 million."
During
of
quite
capital
years
the
per
analysts that
estimated
between $235
about
on
.announced
and
For
history.
day and a record peak delivery day occurred on Jan. 23
billion cubic feet of gas was consumed by Panhandle
customers.
Mr.
company's
will
stated
year.
sales
sales
be
'
months ended March 31,
1963,
net income was
$3.88 per common share, up from $21,820,353, or
12
of
last
Based
ended
earlier.
the
to
sum
Heusen
sales
Phillips
gain
a
31,
For
an
set
Co.—Net Up
Chairman
the
In
-
quarter
series A,
the
104
year
stockholders at the
ter
consolidated
quarter
Mr.
•
$26,344,919,
sale
bonds,
company's
told
1963, after deducting preferred stock dividend require¬
ments, amounted to $7,791,741, or $1.15 per common share.
This
compares with $6,631,814, or 98 cents per common share,
a year
V
the
Phillips-Van
transmission
and producing
company,
first quarter earnings to $1.15 per common
year ago, predicted further operating gains
the year and estimated that it will spend
a
cents
Oil
Total
enable us to at least equal our last year's
period, Mr. Teetor said.—V. 197, p. 1460.
exhaust
to
applied toward the company's
for 1963, which is estimated at
same
for
3%-6%
sufficient
Speaking at a meeting of the New York Society of Security
"Analysts, William C. Keefe, Vice-President, reported that Panhandle
Eastern's
tenders
mortgage
Bermuda.
gas
of
'$1.43
share.
per
second
100%, plus accrued interest.—V. 195,
This
'
71
or
period last
same
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.,
Philadelphia 9, Pa.,
will up to noon
1460.
p.
.'
$1.55
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for
to Electron¬
Hamilton,
the
over
The
subordinated
sold privately
been
Capital
$346,610,
were
year
or
business
a
of
through the industrial Piedmont to
income
Warner,
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher
increase
$753,987,
were
v
Corp.
5V2%
firm's
Net
•
vately—On May 14, 1963, it was reported that $5,000,000
-Pure
in
is
issue
an
Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill.—V. 194,
on
performance fdr the
Packard-Bell
17,964,301
Teetor,
first
to
1962.
it had placed
that
$4,614,747
19,520,338
of
Chairman, has reported further substantial im¬
sales and earnings for the first quarter of 1933.
Sales for the period were $10,988,949, an increase of 9*1%
over
sales in the same period of 1932 of $10,076,171.
Earnings, for the
outstanding totaled $65J,same
date last year, an
loans and discounts
037,336, up from $539,882,174 at the
increase of 20.4%.—V. 197, p. 960.
At
r
discounts
$208,012,104
March
first
the
for
of $218,021
f
H.
privately
Co., New York.
y
eastward
$4,306,903
.
Circle
provements
earnings of 71c per share on the 1,410,000 average
number of shares outstanding after preferred dividend requirements
1975 had been sold
94,360
1318.
Perfect
'
-
...
579,375
per
197, P.
•
The company serves portions of the State of North
Carolina from the western section around Asheville
with
with
compares
income
income
—V.
1962,
of
tax
$28.-
202 804
v
——
•
$1,408,579,
was
average
$1,613,423,
was
the first quarter
net
C.
income
Net
the
for
income of $1,222,045 in
King, President, reported.
witji
pared
with
$4,564,800.
,
deductions—
applicable to common stock—_
share on common stock out¬
standing, 12,554 161 and 12,526,527 shares,
respectively
*
^—
•
/Total
...
Net
Earnings
2280.
p.
for
;
compared
579,375
underlying
purchase
173,100
•
due
construction program
investments
of
excess
Miscellaneous
$1,106,439
91,143
;
deficit
operating
718.
197, p.
$1,203,270
operations...
railway
from
revenue
railway
196,
provision
a
$2,275,000.
$29,259,825,
116.905
values
book
construction—credit__
to
of
subsidiary
a
yeai\—V.
for
of
year
to
privately with institu¬
$5,000,000 of 4%% sink¬
ing fund debentures, due 1983. The First Boston Corp.,
New York, negotiated the placement.
.;,/;
Net proceeds from the sale of the new debentures
will be applied to the repayment of
approximately.
$4,000,000, in bank loans, incurred for construction,
372,339
interest
Interest
1962
$3,787,382
that
and the balance will be
long-term debt and bank loans
on
prior
investors
tional
,
Preferred stock dividends of subsidiaries..-
Net
announced
22,579,548
____________
deductions:
restatement
,
to
amounted
Public Service Co. of North Carolina, Inc.—Deben¬
Sold Privately — On May
16, the company
22,206,709
282,705
23,827,241
:_
income
Income
$3,862,440
.
23,544,536
income
Other
Gross
the
in
after
applicable
1962
tures
$82,189,207 $76,804,447
:—
._
Operating income
1572.-
p.
1963
March 31—
revenue——
Federal
deferred
expenses
share,
per
.
through Robert Fulton Maine
7,t>*8,i.il
credit
$0.11
a
firm's senior notes
2,246,319
8,141,158
miscellaneous
operating
Interest
First Quarter Ended
2,556,329
depletion
Fed. income—liberalized deprec.
Deferred
Other
Railway
.
..
Electric Ry.—Earnings-
Pacific
—
and
64,8-72
$0.11
Protective Loan Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On
May 14, 1963, it was reported that $500,000 of this
.
income—invest,
$2,334,905
,66,325-
>
„
:
.2.810,.059
2,693,464
income
,
has announced that earnings for
31, 1962,-amounted to $934,665,-or 42 cents
provision, for tax contingencies of $1,000,000.
with $2,568,728 income and special" item for 1961,
compares
251,086
.
23,681,788
15,005.097- U.92'7,799
and
.
1962
Dec.
after
Sales .for
1962
"
1963
Sonnabend,//President,
.$1,15
..
local
State,
Report—
1842.
year .ended
or
26,172,497
Federal
indebtedness to Union, Pacific Airwill be stronger than at any time in
Myers
M.
the
_____—____$105,-7o3,743 $99,011,lop
revenues
Federal
112,247
^
—
*
$251,016
Premier Corp. of America—Net Down Sharply—
;
1963
amortization
Depreciation*
our
Mr.
197, p.
A.
Quar¬
—
••
•
Maintenance
long-term loan plus the liqui¬
the
from
of
condition
financial
—V.
$103,040,279 $96,201,097
Operating expenses:
Gas
purchased
Operation
Taxes—
•;
/'. 'V*
...
-
operating
$80,069
*120,414
:
contingencies
revenues
Total
.
the
(& Subs.)
V
;
1,537.996
4
Corp.—Quarterly
earnings.:
per-share,
sales
Gas
company
capital resulting
working
motive's
$547,069
1,214,162
Peucd tiiaed March 31—
;
operations——
income—i
760.
p.
income
share
2,265,194
$650,239
1,264,038
—_
$1,789,012
$2,364,105
Per
760.
p.
Operating revenues:
recently
announced
negotiation of
a
$1.5
real estate loan. "With the increase in
Airmotive
insurance
197,
terly Report—
the loan into common
share satisfies the obligation to Union
worih by $u95,816 wii.nout any cash
outflow."
Pacific
2,261,705
operations
deficit—
operating
railway
197,
—
Net
1962
$1,718,125
railway
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.
Sale
Mr.
PAC's
increases
million
the
Net
from
—
railway
operating
Polychrome
4,675,088
1963
"
expenses—
Myers said.
remaining portion of
at approximately
stock
40,308,021
$1,611,466
operating
deficit
Net
from
revenue
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
Lines—Earnings—
Seashore
1962
$1,456,970
1,376,90L
,—
Period Ended March 31—
Railway
the intervening period we have paid this debt
balance while increasing net worth from $1.1
million,"
$6.2
to
30,657,120
*2,455,086
revenue
Oilier
of
payment
in
issued
,
down
Net
Net
167,579,164 173,914,176
718.
operating
Chairman, and
balance on
loans from Union dating back
This
will bring Union's
total holdings to 32%
of the
848,331 shares outstanding.
' > '.
"Our
indebtedness
to
Union
exceeded
$3 million at
ginning
'
____
income
p.
Railway
■:
being
expenses——U
Sales
common stock to
by the California
to a joint announcement
President.
are
operating
Tnis
according
uohn W. Myers* PAC
by
Oil
Union
115,000
197,
1963
-
revenue
1962
' \
- -
198,236,284 214,222,197
operations
railway
operating
Deficit.—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
March 31—
operating
Ranwuy
—____
—
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
lirsi. quarter Ended
,
1963
15,
from
revenue
railway
*
$0.21
remaining
Oil
Net
—V.
Corporations,
of
May
on
C.
A.
expenses
Net
company will issue 115,000 shares of its
Oil Co. of California, subject to approval
Union
operating
.
Raiiway
1963
revenue.
115,381
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Plans Private Stock
The
at
235,321
$0.29
.
stores
1,689
were
1318.
p.
First Quarter Ended March 31—
-
i 158.084
per,' share_-_——-
Earnings
—V.
taxes—___
after
income
Net
operating
Railway
$3,871,217
$3,958,561
'310,627
'
before
income
197,
$
1961
1962
There
month.
the
1962.—V.
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Co., Inc.—Annual Report-
31—
Dec.
lpc
cq
Net
April,
Pennsylvania Reading
P-G Products Mfg.
Mot
during
store
of
Railway
composition.
and
end
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
by any certificateholder, and for the pay¬
ment
of expenses for which income may not be available, such
of the underlying bonds in a list furnished by the sponsor as the
trustee in its sole discretion may
deem necessary.
The indenture does not permit either the sponsor or the trustee
to acquire or deposit bonds either in addition to, or in substitution
for any of the bonds initially deposited in the Fund, except that
refunding securities may be exchanged for initially deposited se¬
curities
under
certain
conditions specified in the indenture.
No assurance can be given that the Fund will retain its original
units tendered
deeming
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2052)
sharply
with
from
last
$89,699.
earnings
also
$5,414,200 for
second
record
31
period.
quarter
in
net
fiscal
earnings
1963
Earnings
year's
for
second
up
1,482,350
of
$374,118
from
the
$148,250
second
period
at
for
in
quarter
$202,042
•''../
"
n
Net Up
—
showed substantial
increases
over
fiscal
the first six months and $3,287,384 for
against
$2,059,924
and
$1,121,501,
respectively,
1962.
In
the
letter
to
J. W. Bates, Jr., President, and
E. Thornton, Executive Vice-President, attributed the increases
full utilization of its equipment and to the company's expansion
stockholders,
2 095 875
C.
to
Continued
on
puge
56
Volume
197
Number
6265
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
DIVIDENDS
Per
:
Name of
Delaware
Dividend
announcements are grouped in two separate
the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we
follow with
a
second table in which we show the
tables.
Company
Fund
vestment
Delaware
preferred
Dominion-Scottish
/
Drever
Per
.
Name of
Abitibi
Power
%.:4%%
Acme
Company
&
Paper,
preferred
Markets
1
Class
Aetna
B
(s-a)—
All -Canadian
614c
(quar.
Western
Funds
6-15
7-
6-17
6-26
25c
6-
30c
5-29
7-
1V
5
1
New
20c
6-29
15c
6-29
6-14
5c
6-29
4
6-14
6-14
El
•
6%
Felt
'
Co.,
preferred
American
From
common
(qUar.)________
(quar.)
Hoist
Derrick
&
Co.,
(quar.)
■____
prior preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (((quar.)-.
$4.64
Water
Works,
Bank
(Phoenix)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Class
Oil
&
Refining,
A
Auto
5%
(stock
Selburn
3
Gas,
6-
9-
6-12
5c
rtion
2nd
Baltimore
Bangor
)
•
preferred
Paint &
1
6-
6-
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
1
7
30c
6-15
6-15
7%
preferred (quar.)
4 V4 %
preferred (quar.)
100%
6-
1
6-20
6-
6-15
$31V4C
4%
preferred
.
Beech
RR..
Creek
Beech-Nut
Belco
(quar.)
Life
i
6-
& Lake
Bessemer
Black
Decker
&
Cascade
Mfg.
Agency,
.
Class
B
J.)
A
B
preferred
;
Class
6-1
40c
6-28
10c
5-28
7-
1
10-
1
7
6-28
6-28
10c
.3%
66-
7-1
7-
$66 V4C.
._
6-
4.64%
.
preferred
Central
6-11
40c
preferred (quar.)
6-13
6-21
5-31
$1.12%
7-
1
7-
1
6-
40c
;
.6-29
87%c
$1.15
$1.18%
'7-1
6-10
1
Chicago
6-15
Chicago,
Rock Island
Cincinnati
4%%
Gas
&
Pacific
&
Electric,
preferred
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.'
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
$1
(quar.)
$1.18%
—______
Casualty Co. of New York—.
(Stock dividend on class A and class B)_
Citizens Utilities, class B (quar.)__________
City National Bank (Detroit) (quar.)-__l
City Trust (Bridgeport, Conn.) (quar.)_
1
Civic
s
$4.50
Land
Title
1
6-15
Gas
Co.
5-
6-14
75c
8,,
6-1
(quar.)_________
to
be
held
Continental
Insurance
Continental
Oil
Co.
Co.-(quar.)_
Investors, class A
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
(S.
Curtis
(Helene)
Helene
Curtis
Industries
Cyclomatics, Inc.
(One
10
share
shares
of
(see
(quar.U
(stock
Corp.
6-10
V
F.)
i
Inc..
...
for
Oil &
Chemical
Securities
5
6-
5
Harvester
Motor
net
investment
Trust
Y.)
Julian
&
Corp.
'
6-25
Kimberly-Clark
Corp.
Kirkeby-Natus
Corp.
5-10
Kirsh
20c
6-20
5-21
6-
5
Oats
Preferred
Company
(Common
6-14
5-31*
6-17
5-29
$1
7-2
6-14
Leslie
/ 50c
6-1
5-15
Lesser
Lamson
4.75%
&
Fay Inc., class A
(Louis)
A
25c
6-10
5-21
6-28
15c
6-
1
5-20
10c
6-
1
5-20
4-30
Inc.
5-22
7
(N.Y.)
:—
6-10
Neisner
5-15
7c
5-15
4-30
35c
7-
1
6-14
40c
Co.
6-14
5-29
25C
6-28
6-19
32 %c
6-
1
5-17
93%c
7-
1
6-14
15c
(quar.)
7-
1
Corp.—
Bros.—
Common
omitted
payment
Britain
Machine
this
at
time
(quar.)——_—_______
Newberry
(J. J.) Company—
Common
payment omitted at
Newport Electric Corp., common
3%%
»
preferred
Gas
this
time
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
North
Penn
North
Pennsylvania RR.
River
Co.
(quar.)__
(N.
Insurance
—
5-25
5-17
42 %c
Ry.
(s-a)!
Paper
Co.
(quar.);
Y.)
6-10
5-23
$2
7-15
6-28
(s-a)
TZ
'
.
.
40c
Leasing Corp.,
6-10
$1
(quar.)——
Central
Northwest
Pacific
6-29
6-14
7-
1
6-17
Park
6-10
Parker
Class
35c
5-23
4
5-
7-
2
7-
2
6-10
6-15
5-29
$1.25
6-15
5-29
6-20
6-
6-20
6-
6
Peerless
60c
6-25
6-
7
Penick
3
Penn
$T0c
$10c
6-
1
5-17
7%c
8-
9
7-26
Pen
class
Co.,
Class A and Class B)
B
•
6-15
6-
Patchogue
Bank
&
(quar.)
Fruit
Co.,
6-15
6-
3
4.60%
preferred
6-
3
(Com.
payment
6-15
6-
3
6-15
5-31
$1
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-27
7-
1
.6-10
7-
1
6-10
25c
6-10
5-27
6%c
5-31
6-14
$2
7-
1
Pittsburgh
income)
investment
net
(From
5-31
6-
5-31
5-17
Portland
17V2C
6-14
5-24
Premier
Albums
7V2C
6-25
6-
4
Premier
7-10
6-14
8-15
8-
6-14
5-27
6-12
6-
.
1
5
Gas
5-22
6-15
6-
3
6-25
6-10
6-19
5-27
20c.
5-31
5-15
7-10
7-
6-17
5-31
1
20c
6-12
5-28
6-12
5-31
$1.75
7-
1
6-10
$1.75
7-
2
6-10
10c
6-11
5-24
16c
6-14
5-31
10c
div.)
6- -1
5%-
—_—_
6-14
5-15
5-31
$2
6-14
51.18%
6-14
5-31
45c
6-28
5-24
6-14
•
Fund.—
6-17
5-24
7-
1
6-14
12c
7-
2
6-14
12c
7-
2
6-14
Ramada
60c
7-15
6-14
Ramco
Enterprises
20c
6-
3
5-16
Ramer
Industries
4C
(quar.)_—_
1
25c
(quar.):
Printing Corp. of America (quar.)
.*—
Prospect Park National-Bank (N. J.)_—
Publicker Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd. (quar.)
Puerto
Rico Telephone Co,
(quar.)_„
50c
(quar.)
1
6-
Ry.—
Light
(George)
5-22
6-
$2.50
___.
Co;
Inc. (stock
5-24
10c
Industrial
3
6-14
20c
(quar.)__
Wayne & Chicago
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
6-17
5
3
6 %C
(quar.)—.
Inc.
6-14
25c
5
6-
10c
_,
Fort
20c
40c
6-
6-
57 Vac
—
Pitney-Bowes
12'/2C
6-15
6-15
6-14
'
__—
Pittsburgh Forgings Co,
3
5-31
•20c
—
5-28
58 %C
—__
5-29
'6-14
12 Vac
5-28
20c
Philadelphia Suburban TransportationQuarterly
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)___—.—
Pioneer Fund, Inc.—
17V2C
—
5-28
4
4c
(quar.)_—__—
omitted at this time).
6-
$4
15c
(s-a)
Pennsylvania Engineering
;
Pepsi-Cola Co. of Long "Island (quar.)_
Pfizer
(Charles)
& Co.
(quar.)—_—_—
5-21
33c
Y.)
N.
;__—
Ltd. Inc. (quar.
4.68% pfd. (quar.)—
Ford,
6-15
30c
Island
(Long
2%
25c
Tube
15c
—
4
6'
5c
;__
6-
25c
-
5-17
6-18
25c
A„——-
(Stock dividend on
1
6-
'
8c
(quar.)_.
6-15
—
(quar.)__
B
6
10c
7-1
25c
6-
(quar.)_
—
Co. (quar.)—:__—__——__
A
Clas's
4
6-14
.
Ltd.—
Chemical
$1.75
25c
—
/ 10c
—
—
Series "(quar.)
(quar.)—,———;—1
Pacific
(quar.)
(From.investment
income)..
Inns
10c
;
7
6-
7
7-
1
6-14
6-27
6-
7
25c
;
6-
1
6-27
6-
7
50c
(initial)
1
7-
25c
(quar.)
5-29
7-
20c
(quar.)_.___—__
6-21
15c
$2
Pyle National Co., common
8%
preferred (quar.)_
7-
6-
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc.—
6c
-
6-27
7c
—
6-
5
6-
3
5-25
,
New
common
Rayette Inc. (quar.)_
Redwing Carriers
(quar.)__
7-
1
5-31
5-31
$15C
7-15
6-28
Reynolds
$13%C
7-15
6-28
4%%
6-10
5-31
4%%
6-14
5-29
Riegei
5-31
5-15
Riegel Textile Corp., common
$4
preferred (quar,).
50c
25c
;—
,
8c'
37 Vac
6-14
1
6-
7
Roberts
50c
7-
1
6-
7
Robertshaw
10c
6-15
5-27
Rochester
&
7-
x
5-27
Rochester
Transit
6-15
5-31
Rolls
7
5-31
35c
±
$1.12%
(quar.)__
A
6-
1
Less
Royal
.
+38c
7-
2
6-14
St.
Porter
&
7-
1
8-
6-10
1
8-
1
6-10
*•'
7-12
7-12
30c
6-10
5-27
25c
6-10
5-31
$1
6-14
6-
4
10c
6-28
6-
t
25c
(quar.)__
Royce,
Ltd.
Croix
*
6
tax
"ADRS'?
of
38%c.
(quar.)___
•
(final
*
6-20
6?
$2
7-
1
6-20
10c
(s-a)
(quar.)
ordinary
Cola
^
Valley RR.
Corp.
British income
Crown
■
(quar.)
Genesee
6-
3
5-17
4%
7-26
25c.
7-
1
6-17
.
'
—
.
Paper Co.—
Dividend
6-11
6-
3
7-15
7-
1
St.
Joseph Lead Co.
12c
(quar:)__
5-20
1
$1.12%
(quar.)„^
Controls
20c
(quar.)
1
7-
12 Vac
(quar.)——
59 %C
(quar.)
6-
5-31
5-31
7-
25C
_
6-18
59%c >
(quar.—
Corp.
5-17
6-28
14c
(monthly)
6-14
6-14
10c
—
Metals, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Paper
1
33c
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-24
8-
90c
5-31
6-14
...
6-14
8-15
12 Vac
__;
6-15
preferred
7
8c
com.
$2
3.60%
1
11c
;
Republic Foil (quar.)—
Republic National Bank (Dallas)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
$3c
—-
——______
Co.
;(initial-quar.)
Reeves Bros, (quar.)
Reliance Insurance, new
40c
(quar.) 2
series
1
5-15
Pacific
—-
preferred
common
6
6-15
(quar.)__—
Stock
Steel
Class
(quar.)
(initial)———_^_w_
preferred
i
20c
5-24
—
1__
& Investment
1
5-
6-14
(quar.)___—
Sessions,
cpnv.
1
6-
7-
5-27
1
25c
A (quar,)___
payment omitted at this time)
Lambton Loan
10c
6-
5-27
1
_____
(quar.)
6-14
V
6-
6-
two-for-one split.
31
(quar.)
Oil Industries
1
10c
Co.
Series
National
35c
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg. Co., 4y2%
pfd.
.
,
10c
.
Co..
McGee
7"
6-17
7-
$$1.60
—
——
—
7-
15c
$1.50
(quar.)_____
Kokenge
Kavanagh-Smith
—
7
40c
12 %c
be received about May
(N.
(s-a)
Clay Products (quar.)
Indemnity
(quar)
(quar.)——
Corp. (quar.)
Light & Power Co.—
Co.
pfd.
6-
8-30
$1.12 V2
a
8-20
$0,195
5-24
r—
income)-
approved
9-11
(Boston)
1
Commercial
Electric
5-28
..
;
4
America—
7-15
■
7
$1.06 V4
Co.
25c
$1.75
6-
—
Freight System
of
Co.
5-24
1
§
9-15
v*——
Corp,
6-12
$2
(quar.)
A
4%
i—'—
Stock
35c
___——
Kerr
5-24
(quar.)
6-
1
(quar.)___
Kerite
•
;___,
Dayton & Michigan RR.. 8% pfd.
Del Monte Properties (quar.)__;__
6- 1
~
.
each
Mines,0. Inc.
1
7-
———
5-21
i__.
DWG Cigar Corp/ (quar.)_
Daisey Manufacturing
7-
25c
Jfones Co,
35c
(quar.)
Curtis)
dividend)
Ray-Dyne,
10c
—
(quar.)—-—;—
(quar.)—
5-17
.
4
5-31
5-27
5-21
6-27
11V4C
(quar.)
Mortgage, $4 pfd; (s-a)
Club, Ltd., com. (quar.)___
6%
preferred A (quar.)
5J/2%
preferred B
(quar.)
5-27
.
6-10
6-1-
1
6-
(quar.)
Co.
5-24
7-
60c
•->
——_
Co.
(quar.)
Contractors,
National-Standard
(Winnipeg)
Co.
prior
6-12
(quar.)/—
Book
Extra
3
6-14
Industries
-6-1'4/'
9c
-
,
held)_i
com.
(quar.)
$4
30c
Corporate
Day
55c
45c
6-
6-
6-28
quar.)
—-
Insurance
Johns-Manville
.
6-15
6-28
6-29
(quar.)
Jockey
'
shares
1
6-
12c
Jersey
proposed
a
7-19
60c
(quar.)__
—_______
on
common
Publishing, Ltd., com.-(quar.)
$10c
preference ' (quar.)_^____l__^__$$1.50
Indus,
Co.
Organ
Curtis
Irving
•"
(quar.)__
Clark
Copp
«
6%
5-16
15c
(quar.)—
New shares will
6-1
(Toronto)—
a special meeting
on
May 27
split on the
two-for-one
1
——
(quar.)
preferred
Stockholders
Stockholders will vote at
'
6-
Watch
Fire
Iowa
6-14
7-1
33c
1
Blank
National
.
'
6-14
(increased quar.)
Fund
Castings
Cleaning
Quarterly
5-16
r
common
common
'
7-23
5-27
6-28
(quar.)
8c
(quar.)
1
6-10
22 %c
—
Supply
National
5-24
1
14c
1 quar.)
Co.
preferred
Investors
.
7-
5
6-18
(quar,)—-—-————-
Tobacco,
5-17
1
6-
6-
$12 Vac
conv.
(From
5-17
6-
$1
6
$1.12%
(initial)—
(quar.)—
Management, class A
Interstate
V,.
4
"
IIV4C
5-
$1.08
.
:
preferred
(quar.)__
F.) Printing (quar.)—.
Extra
5-31-
.
45c
Consumers
6-20
20c
5-27
6-20
$25c
common
8-
8%c
National. Securities—
(W.
Investment
40c
Sugar,
Co.,
International
____
preferred (quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power
Western
Insurance
Co.—
;___
6-18
5-27
■
32c
—_————■—
Quarterly
5-20
6-12
1
6-13
26c
——
Incorporated Investors (from income quar.)
industrial National Bank (Rhode Island)—
6-15
■'
7-
National
Putnam
6-1
$1.12V/2
•5-27
5 "h
(Edward) Lumber Co. (quar.)—_—
Rinehart & Winston Inc. (quar.h
Mining
(quar.)——
Honolulu Rapid Transit
(quar.)L—
5-21
6-15
6-10
Fuel
Securities
5-27
preferred
6-22
25c
RR.,
(quar.)
National'
Holt,
5-17
1
35c
Community
'
6-
Mutual
$1.25
Homestake
6-1
6-
Mountain
5-24
22 V2 c
___
Assurance
5-23
1
'
Hines
5-21
,
45c
(quar.) 1—
preferred
(quar.)_2____-____________
Research & Development, Inc:—
'Common
—
5-31
1
15c
Y.)—
A
Products
6-14
7-
6-15
Hess
5-15 '
17V2C
'
Insurance—
(N.
(increased)—__—_—
Hershev Chocolate Corp. (quar.)__
Electric
Commonwealth
■
6-15
Cliffs
Illuminating—
v(2-for-l stock split )______-ii.i—
Clifton
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
.Increased quarterly
Commercial Shearing & Stamping--
'4 %
.5-28
25c
(quar.)-____—
Iron, common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
;__
Cleveland
Moore
15c
50c
$1.18%
$1.18%
Herff
6-14
5-31
18Vac
Finance
Cleveland
3%
'
class
$7
Northern
Helene
Citizens
v
5-20
5-27
Hazeltine
5-31
6-30
25c
pfd.
4%
.
5-31
6-15
Life
5-20
1
7-
45c
class
RR.,
& Birmingham
40c
Hartford
6-10
6-10
7,
(quar.)______.
$1.50
Rivet & Machine (quar.25c
Pacific
6-10
6-
17%c •"
,
(quar.)
__________———
40c
____
Equipment,
5-29
5-17
30c
Mobile
—
(initial
6-14
5-31
Montgomery Ward & Co.—
__________———
Corp.
Hartman
6-10
/7-1
/ 6-29
$1.3iV4
(qaur.)__
preferred
Missouri
&
6-14
Equities, class A (monthly)Harrisburg National Bank '& Trust—
6-10
5c
(quar.)—
5-31
1
5-21
$10c
^
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
(Pittsburgh)
Philipp Corp.
Mfg. (quar.).
7-
Hanover
6-10
7-1
5-15
North
Hamm.ond
7
5-24
(quar.)—
Glass
Quarterly
5-27
4V4%
5-21
6-10
(quar.)
Mining
Aluminum
Mississippi
6-15
4 V2%
6-7
$1.16
a__
-5-24
Corp.
Chemicals
40c
Co., com. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)_—________
Hammermill Paper, common (quar.).
5-29
44c
—1
(quar.)___
—-
preferred
6-12
Minnesota
30c
4%
Power, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred ' (quar.)___/__—
51/4%
1
4
7
5-21
8%c
.-
&
(quar.)
Hamilton
Trust.
35c
Transportation
Extr<i
•
6%
7-
6-
6-
6-15
50c
5c
at
(quar.)_.
4.75%
5-21
(interim)
Precision
B
____
(monthly)
Oil
6-
Class
&
Monthly
Midwest
6-25
Hamilton
5-23
Maine
"3.50%
4.60%
4
ST^sC
(quar.)
Mfg.
American
Halliburton
.
(Philip) Mfg. (quar.)—
Illinois Light, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
6-i4
6-14'
1
8%c
Corp.
5c
5%
5
80c
Carey
Ltd.
Giant
Bank
(quar )-—
preferred
6%
Foam
Hall
5-23
6-
6-14
5-24
f
51.37%
51.12%
•_
;
(quar.)_
Bank
Corp.,
Green
.5-31
7-1
6-11
*
6-
(quar.)
;
Parts
7%
3
*6-27
National
Minerals
quar.)
Bancshares
Great
5-31
1
80c
B
Central
1
(stock dividend),
(Canada)
Co.
Quarterly
7
7
$25c
—
payment
7-
(quar.)
Automotive
•
$55c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy—
(No action taken on common
this time.)
8c
City)
preferred, (quar.)
West
7-
8-12
6
6-15
quar.)_
Mensh
5-31
(quar.)__
of California
Great
(increased
Mellon
,
10c
,_
.__
6-
6-28
8-22
'
preferred (quar.)
—
—
$4.75 preferred
<quar.)___—
$4.75 preferred (quar.)__
Georgia Marble Co., common (quar.)—.__
5%
preferred
(quar/U——
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Great Lakes Towing
5-31
6-
McCormick-Armstrong
(quar.)
Melchers Distilleries, 7% preferred——
Creek,
5-10
12 %c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Co.
5-31
1
5-15
5-20
$12%c
5-31
7-
6-14
5-24
31 ,/4C
(quar.)
6-20
62V2c
5-31
6-28
30c
/ 45c
(quar.)
1
—_
5-31
6-15
30c
5-31
preferred (quar.)__'__
omitted at this time
&
Mines,
Dock
6-10
5-21
6-28
62 %c
6-14
1
7
20c
___
(quar.)__
preferred
Mastan
6-
50c
(quar.)_______
preferred
4V2%
6-14
7
1
lc
25c
$1.60
9-6
6-14
32c
'
(quar.)
5-24
7-
$1.62
$5
(increased
General
5-21
1
.
Power
5V2%
1
7-
(quar.)
Light Co. —,
General
4-30
6^-
27 %c
(quar.)_—.—__
(quar.)____,
7-
Common
6-28
6-14
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Preferred
6-24
27V2c
(stock dividend)
common;
5-24
6-
7-
30C
87 Vic
(quar.)___
Arizona
General
6-14
7-22
3
15c
___.
5-24
Mirro
General
5-15
5-15
6-
Inc.,
Power
General
5
25c
.
(quar.)
International
Mills,
6-
(quar.)—
Breweries—
1
25c
Corp.
Geco
5-31
7-5
,
,
Mining Corp.
7-
7-1
1
of. Detroit
__4
Bank
5-13
7-
'
Bank
Mfg.
6-11
5-29
59 %C
Shipbuilding & Dry
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.—r-
New
6-14
6-20
(Phila.)
Class
preference A
Class
7-1
10c
(quar.).
Canadian
50c
(quar.)__—
International Detective
Canadian
Cannon
.7-1
$1.50
(quar.)_,
Co.
Callahan
V$2.20
7-15
,
25c
—__
Inc.,
7-1
(quar.)
& Sons
(William
Burns
7-15
(quar.)__Z____'_—____
Corp.
Trust
1
.
.__
:
Street
7-
—
—
5-24
32c
(N. Y.)
3
6-21
26c
Quarterly
6-15
______
—_^i.
Power
Fritzi
20c
Corp._2______________
I6V2C
25c
(Battle
National
Friendly Finance,
RR.-—
Erie
Quarterly
.
Broad
7-15,
12 %c
(quar.)
Corporation—
Boyertown Burial Casket Co.
(E. J.)
1
$1
Bondstock
Brach
7-
Stores
payment
Foundation
6-
,___
(quar.)
Cement
$1.03
(St. Louis)
Metal Supply
4V2%
4.32%
6-3
1
(quar.)__
National
$1.18
(quar.)
(Jersey
Bank
Governor
Common
5-15
6-
of
Florida
5-20
7-15
—.——
/$3 preferred (s-a)
Black-Clawson Co.
(quar.)
Boise
1
5-31
$1.06
(quar.)
Mfg.
Marquette
1
25 c
Bank
Florida
5-15
5c
(quar.)________——_.—
Savers
Petroleum
Capital
Marion
Maryland
Maryland
(quar.)
Bank
Foods,
6-14
1
;
6-14
22c
Florida
5
22c
$1.75
_________
Marine
5-31
1
50c
Trust
Westchester
Common
1
7-
(initial)
___._
7-
Realty & Construction—
preferred (quar.)___________
Fisher
5-17
(quar.)__
_'___
7-
7
6-
6-12
$1,12%
common
A
&
National
Fisher
5-31
$6V4C
National
Natijonal
7-
*.'7-
(quar.)
y'
V' V
Industries Shares
General
7-15
(quar.)
Quarterly '
5-13
6-15
25c
!__.
.____
6-14.
3
Electric—
First
5-20
(quar.)
Co.
6-28
7-
50c
(quar.)_____
First
5-20
$1.25
National
60c
6-17
$36c
Corp.
common
National
First National
5-17
6-28
7-
(quar.)—
Chemical
Hydro-Electric,
Co(-p.
Manufacturers
Fund
First
First
•
5%%
Mangel Stores
5-31
(quar.)
First
1
6-
tl6.V4c
(quar.)
5-31
1
\
22V2C
;
Casualty
Bank
Financial
5
(quar,.)__
pfd.
1
7-
5
*
(quar.)
1
6-12
30c
Quarterly '
Pacific
6-28
6-20
5%
5%
7-
(quar.)
&
fchigan)
8-15
7-12
$20c
$$1.50
(quar.)
7-
$1.06%
(quar.)__—
6-
.;,u.
62 %c
(quar.)
90c
:
7-15
payment)
split_
*7-5
$7c
:
:
$1.75
common
1
7%c
-
Water
Life
Y.)
common
1
quar.)
6-15
$40c
(increased-quar.)
stock
8-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
;
Circle Associates
(quar.)_
ral
new
Service,
preferred
Managed Funds—
Quarterly
(quar.)
Bearing
F/ami\ly
Public
55C
junior
8-15
3
—
Ltd.
Oil &
1
9-
$30c
dividend
Service,
Fafnir
Copper,
Maine
8-
!_____
Williams RR., preferred (s-a)
Freight (quar.)
Pittsburgh RR. (quar.)—_——_—__
5-31
.
(approved by ICG)
(accum.)_____;—
7
1
$1.50
Air
6-21
7-
15c
—_
common
preferred
Plastics
Electric
Bailey
6-28
3c
:
6-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
dividend
on
5-31
6-13
1
7
7-
taken
$1.75
:
common »(quar. )
Fglfpiont Foods Co.,
7,
34%c
——
(stock dividend)
Co.
preferred
&
5
90c
'
6-
action
4.75%
<fe
6-10
25c
(quar.)
Truck. Lines—
Corp.,
Aurora
6-
6-
6-28
3VAc
preferred
Associated
Atlas
6-15
6-14
(quar.)
preferred
5%
8-20
$1.25
_
6-28
(No
(N.
com.
B
ser
(quar.)
& Sons—
Three-for-one
(quar/)
preferred
Armstrong Paint & Varnish (quar.)
Arwood Corporation
(quar.)
___;
Asbestos Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ash Temple, Ltd., commonMquar.)
Ashland
5-20c
1
3%
.__—_
5-20
8-20
1
9-
12%c
,
5-15
Co.,
preferred
Lowenstein (M.)
25c
-
Co.,
$4.50 preferred
$4.12 preferred
Co.—
preferred (quar.).
5%% preferred
(quar.)__
Applied Research, Inc. (N. Y.)—.
1
4
•
(accumulative)
Paso Electric—
Erie
9-1
20c
5%
66-
(P.)
7%
Y. 1—
Stores, common (quar.)
preferred (quar,)______
Electric Col (quar.)___
Emery
5-15
5-20
6-
__
American
6%
"
5-24
1
6-
(N.
Bros.
Elmira
$1.16
___.
'__
A (quar.)
Seal-Kap com. (stock dividend)
; :5%
2nd, 3rd and 4th preferred (quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
:-6Ve%'
1
6-15
6-10
'
15c
Sault
$4.72
$1.16
—
American
Arizona
6-
1
5-29
22%C
22%c
American Insulator Corp. (quar.)
American Safety Table Co., class
.
7-
20c
(quar.)
com.
Common
V $4.64
.6-15
2%c
(quar.)
Assurance
Lorillard
6-14
6-14
7-
$1 75
Ltd.—
pref.
Long Island Trust Co.
5-27
6-14
35c
Co.
(initial
Baler
Eiizabethtown
investment/income-
American
6-12
Investment Trust-
Common
Growth Fund—",
American Home
*.
15c
$1.50
__
B
Co.,
1st
6-10
5%
Kodak
%%
Edison
•
American
1
Groceterias
redeemable
6-28
(quar.)
Insurance
common
Edison
6-14
Securities, common..
30c participating preference (s-a)_______
Participating
r
7-
5c
preferred
Economy
6-14
6-28
Electric
$1.60
15c*-'/
:
preferred
$3.60
!
5-23
6-28
American
Loblaw
5-24
20c
States Corp.—
preferred A (accumulative)
Economic
6-17
$1.25
5-24
1
(quar.)
dividend
Eastman
••
5-15
6-
50c
(quar.)
1
6-
;
$6
6-14
$1.12'/a
prior preferred
6-
10c
(quar.)
$7
5-31
v
1
/
4%-%
•
Cup
Eastern
5-31
15c
•
American Aggregates Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
American Crystal Sugar, common
(quar.)__
Stock
5-31
7-15
/
$3
/______
-
6-14
$6c
(s-a)
Lily-Tulip
7-12
6c
Myers
6-14
Magma
Life
Trust
(monthly)
Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)_
Corp.
(quar.)
Liggett &
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
Estate
5-27
7-
30c
(quar.)
When
Share
(quar.)
Real
6-15
If $1
Investments
Corporation
Eastern
31
Company
Inc.
$1
common
13
Per
Name of
Liberty
12 %c
Industries
Duval
5-31
6-14
12Vic
(quar.)_./____
guaranteed
realized
;
5-31
5
from
Company
Dulany
5-31
1V
6-14
12% c
Ry.
1
7-1
7-
6Vic
Supermarkets ; (quar.)
(Louis)
Co.
(quar.
Allis
AMs-a)\s_
:__
Dividend
&
7-
$28V'bc
50c
class
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$50c
-
_________
Inc.'-(quar.)__2._-__l:_L___^_________
Allegheny
Allied
(quar.)__-_
a
When
Share
:
:
Publishing,
Finance. Co.;
Aileen,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Addison-Wesley
.:/
.
3V2c
(s-a)_
Disney (Walt) Productions
Divco-Wayne Corp.
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Levine's
(quar.)___
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date/*
'
'
■
■
.
plus
profit)
Railroad
Dictaphone Corporation,
4%
When
Share
(quarterly of 9c from net in¬
income
securities
In
'
(2053)
6-21
5-29
St.
Joseph Light &
30C
6-30
6-20
St.
Louis-San
payment
omitted
25c
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)^
6-14
5-29
21c
6-18
6-
25c
6-17
6-3
3
'
Enterprises, class A
Francisco
Ry.
(quar.)
14
The Commercial and
(2054)
Eire
laul
•6t.
omitted
Second
pi't.tr.eu
time
this
at
$i.50
Yards,
Stock
Jersey
Co.
uas
(quar.)
Edison
California
Southern
$1.02
6-5
5-17
(s-a)„_—_
(quar.)
Vineyards, 6%
pfd.
$3
6-
1
5-15
Avco
7-
1
6-12
Avnet
Alan
5-29
Alberta
Natural
5
Algoma
Algoma
Central & Hudson Bay Ry
Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.
6-
5
Steel
Wood
6-12
6-
6-11
5-27
Allied
6-14
Allied
Finance
24c
6-30
6-
5
Allied
27c
6-30
6-
5
Allied
Radio
35c
6-17
5-27
Allied
Stores
Allied
Co.,
pfd.
5%
Gas
Chemical
6-28
Co.—
partic.
preferred
(quar.)__.
prelerred
(quar.)
—
Southern Pacific Co. (increased quar.)—
4; 32 %
__
5-29
7
30c
■
—
original
5%
•
!
;
preferred
30c
50c'
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories
French
&
5
5
5-31
5-24
com. "(quar.——
part pld.
njn-oum.
Kline
Souai
6-
com.
common
Investment,
Southwestern
5%%
6-17
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
Holders
12 Vac
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
28% c
6-
1
5-20
American
,
•
tne
to receive
24.
expect
aoout
oune
State
Albany
Co.
of
&
(D.
Oil
A.),
5%
Talcott
.4%
Gulf
Texas
Sulpnur
Petroleum
County,
of
Jersey
.Extra
1
6-11
6-
1
5-29
6-
1
5-21
American
Can Co.
6-15
5-31
American
Cast Iron
7-
6-14
American
(Quarterly
1
7-
1
6-
7
}50c
7
Ltd.,
Union'
Pacific
Union
American Commercial
Elastic
Corp.
Electric
Coal
United
Fuel Investors,
United
Screw
Class
American
United
6-10
5-25
7-
1
6-22
American
6-
3
5-20
Class
6-
3
5-20
American
6-10
5-24
6-15
(Common
U. S.
-
Class
8
6-
B
Home
U.
,S.
6-14
Insulator
U.
S.
Rubber
Investment
1
6-13
6-
1
5-13
American
6-
1
5-13
6-
4
5-21
30c
6-
7
5-17
7-
Common
Universal
Products
Oil
Canada
Utilities
Mines
National
Vermont;
Ba.ik
Virginia Dare,
Bank
&
1
6-10
American
Machine
5-31
American
Metal
5-23
4V4%
6-12
&
4V4%
5-24
American
Meter
—
American
Motors
50 c
5-15
5-
6
American
National
5-
6
A
2
•6-
5
Ltd., 5%
Beam
6-20
Bearings,
7-
1
6-11
Beaunit
8-
1
7-
9
Beauty
8-
1
7-
9
Beaver
5
preferred
Corp.
Baking Co.,
American
News
8-15
American
6-15
5-27
Common
6-2o
5-27
$4
6-26
5-27
6-
1
5-20
6-28
6-14
$5
v
7%
6-10
5-10
5-15
American
6-14
American
Warner
Bros.' Pictures
Washington
Waste
Water
King
co'iau.un
Co.
—
6-21
6-
7
6-15
6-
1
American
6-
5-17
Subject
5-28
$1.37 Va
7-
Motor
Co.
Ro-Search
5-
1
South
to
American
3
(from
Fund
net
7-12
American
American
Water
6-29
6%
6-17
5-29
6-12
5-29
6-
5-14
12c
(quar.)
1
6-
3
5%
5-31
1
Winter
4.80%
Class
Co.
7-
1
6-14
6-10
5-21
Class
4V2%
5-21
Binney &
1
5-21
Bird
9-
Black
(s-a)
South Africa
preferred
9-30
9-10
6
11-29
6-20
6-10
12-
*.25%
5-31
Bliss
&
6-14
5-31
Bloch
6-24
5-28
Bloomfield
6-
5-22
Blue
1
6-
5
5
5-10
5-
Bohn
5-10
.
preferred
(quar.)
V 4.76%
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
Argus
6-
6-21
6-1
1
5-15
Bowes
6-1
5-15
Bowman
12 VaC
6-20
5-17
Bowser,
4 lb %
Corp.,
$1.12
6-15
5-31
SI.19
prior
preferred
Wysong & Miles Co.
Zeller's,
Ltd.,
;
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-15
8-
Class
C
partic
(quar.i
$1.12 Va
(quar.)—
,i_
common
%4Va %. preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
"
20c
t35c
_
156 !4c
8-
Class
5-28
5-10
Bristol
6-17
6-
6-
3
7 VaC
,6-15
40c
6-10
6-14
the
dividends
announced
4
Ltd.:
75c
6-
1
5-10
$7 Vac
6-
1
$7 VaC
'
—
65 %c
(Final
S2.50
preferred
(quar.)_„_—____________
62 VaC
preferred
series
7-2
$2.36
4-30'
6- .1
6
1 quar.i
6-
1
5-1
55-
4
1
5-
dends
announced
preceding
.*
6-
1
5-
this
week,
these
being
1
5-
1
6-
1
$1.083/4
Name of Company
A.
A
Share
M. Instruments, Inc. (stock
Vending Corp.
(quar.t
C
F
Industries
(2-for-l
approval
dividend
4%
i.
6-
split subject to
Aug. 29)
ALD, Incorporated,
AMP, Inc.
6%
pfd.
5c
1
Payable of Rec.
5-30
4-26
5-10
5-
1
5-
70c
6-15
5-24
37 Vac
10c
1
4%%
-
Abitibi
Power
6%'
&
Corp.
t50c
Associated
6-
1
5-
3
Alabama
6%
$5.50
of
America
preferred
5
Tax
of
Truck
6Vt%
less
Brockton
6-
7
6-
Lines—
9
5-
3
Brockton
5-
3
$3.80
6-
1
1
5-
'
5c
6-
1
5-15
35c
6-
1
5-10
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
I—
7-
1
5-31
6-24
5-l»5
Atico
Financial
6-
1
5
100%
,
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-13
30c
6-
1
4-26
6-28
6-14
7 VaC
6-28
6-14
60c
'
(quar.)
-
4Va%
6-12
6-12
5-
3
5-20
4.60%
6-
3
5-20
4.44%
7-
1
6-17
—.
■
4-26
10c
5-29
5-15
6-30
6-14
;
Ltd,
(initial)
9
17c
5-13
15c
6-20
6-
35c
:_
5-31
6-
5-16
1
6
9334c
7-
1
t50c
6-15
6-
1
J12c
Note
7-15
5-31
5-15
425c
7-
6-
(quar.)_
and Materials
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.)
t..:
—
.
2
14
pence
equal
to
ap-
7
Co.,
;Q
.
British
.
:
6-10
"
4-25
"."/-f*
J/'■■■:■
/.V,-''-;
(stock
m
6-28
-
4-25
;
Ltd.—
f.55c
6-14
7-1
7-1
7-
1
6-14
6-14
•
7-15
6-28
8-
1
7-17
(quar.)
t$1.09
8-
1
7-17i
(quar.)
1$1.56
9-
1
8-30
19c
a
final
*
(quar.)_
^
►
Mfg.
Shoe
Co.
(quar.)__
Budd
Corp.,
Company,
6-
1
7-1
5-15
20c
"
6-17
4
5-20
$1.37Va
6-1
5-6
10c
"6-1
•
<
6-
".
(quar.)
s
(quar.)
»
30c
6-
3
75c
..
(quar.
stock
5-15
95c
Co.—
(quar.)
Sharpe
5-15
6-1
.
!
series A preferred
4-19,
5-31
70c
$1.37
Co.-—
(quar.)
Gas
6-14
25c
(quar.)
6-
1
130c
5-1
5-15
5-15
6-15
1
5-10
5-31
.20c
5-15
6-
15c
5-15
5-24
15c
6-15
25c
6-15
6- 3
5-21
5-
3IV4C
6-
5-22
.12Vac
6-
1
5-16
$1.25
6-
1
5-16
split
class
A
common
common
(quar.)
5
7
3
6-
1
preferred
1
5-17
6-
1
$1.11
6-
1
5-17
6-15
5-21
(quar.)
Forge Co.
5-31
5-20
6-14
5-24
10c
6-1
5-8
40c
6-
5-13
35c
5-17
6-
$1.15
(quar.).
6
5-
& Bascom Rope
Buckingham
3
5-
$1.12Va
preferred
4-15
5-15
Company
$5
«•
25c
6-
1
5-29
&
Buffalo
42VaC
6-
'T-v
10c
Stores
Union
Two-for-one
'
$l.37Va
5-15
4-30
to
Mills, Ltd., class A partic. (accum.)
Bruning (Charles) Co. (quar.)
Brunswig Drug (quar.)_.._____
Brunswick Corp.
(quar.)
Buckeye Pipeline, new com.
(initial quar.)
■
5-20
7Vac
J,;
equal
Bruck
5-20
J
5-15
6-
1
5-28
5-17
Brown
■
5-31
6-10
6-
5-24
Brown
'
L
$150
_
5Va%
5-15
*5a
,
5-31
Taunton Gas
Brooklyn
1
In1-
•
5-10
—100%
shilling
one
Brown
—_
—
1
f$l
of
preferred
Broderick
5-1
6-
.
25C
5-20
5-31
5.48%
5-
1
Ltd,'—
38%%
6-
10c
'
5-17'
investment
Edison, 5.60% preferred
preferred (quar.)
6-15
40c
''
3
6-
1
f24c
Broadway-Hale
5
—»
British
5-17-
6-18
6-
45c
dividend)
5-15
6-
40c
93 % c
40c
...
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(qUar.)_______.____
A
payment'of
Industries,
from
Co., Ltd.—
(5s out of capital reserve plus
6-20
•'
_
6-14
ioc
Gas
series
6-15
1
6-
if
62V2c
(quar.)
Co.
Final
Electrical
Associated
7Vac
.
(quar.)
Co.
Airport Parking
t37%c
t-aper
_
Reduction
5-31
7-
■
5-21
Petroleum
50C
II
(quar.)_
Co., Ltd. (quart)—
Process cquar.)_____________
Adirondack
Industries
(reduced)
Air
5-31
—
6-15
come
———
pref.
Acushnet
Aeroquip
6-15
(quar.)
5-24
1
8-23
11-19
20c"
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
—
(quar.)—
7-
Pamcor,
(stock dividend of one share of
*"Great'/Western Financial Corp. for each
•%25 shares held)—./
—•••■'—_•
Ltd.,
A
6-15
Abacus Fund
Acklands,
Class
Baby Service, Inc. (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods
(quar.)
'
Incorporated.
Artesian
1
3
__
6V4%
2%
—_
69-
6-14
(quar.)
British
75c
,quar.)—___
Associated
70c
by
(quar.)
Cork Co.,, common
(quar.)_^
Water Co.,
common
preferred
1
11-30
preferred (quar.)
t$1.12
preferred (quar.)__——
;
i$1.44
43/4%. preferred (quar.)
'
f$1.19
6%
preferred (quar.)___.,—L___i$1.50
5-17
Steel
$3.75
5-16
.
5%%
5-17
12 VaC
Armstrong
6-15
5-31
4 Va %
6-14
$1.16V4
Armco
8-
6-29
35c
quar.)
(quar.)_
Telephone
6-15
Holders
stockholders
(quar.)—
payable
When
5-25
____
includes
c
8-15
75cf
.,:
25%
6-14
27c
the
12V>c
(increased-quar.)
s.ock
^Payment
in
30c
Ltd.—
Oil
22 Vac
<quar.)__
)
Pnr
ABC
given
6-14
.'
payment
Common
1
6-
27 Vac
table.
6-28
Tobacco, Ltd.—
British. Columbia
1
60c
(quar.)_—___.
5-15
dividend)
'
(quar.)
5-15
1
12V2C
2IV2C
^
A__—
(initial)
proximately $.153 and free of
Income Tax)
:
American deposit receipts—
Registered
and
bearer
shares
1
59c.
(quar.)
(quar.i
,,
4-30
,
6-14
6-
U—
American
1
previous
weeks and not yet paid./The list does not include divi-
6-14
1
6-17
27 V2C
com.
common
American
British
r
preference
1
7-
25c
—
British
1
convertible
7-
5-20
-
(quar.)
dividend)
Bank
5-17
1
90c
$1.40
'v $l.06V4
British-American Construction
6-14
6-
in
5-22
(s-a)__81c
Co.,
preferred
25c
give
we
1
(quar.)
i
6-
$4.35
Below
6-
:
(quar.)_
British-American
5-24
6-
Brass
1"
.
6-
preferred
preferred
5-20
$1.25
(quar.)_—_k
A
Industries,
6-
50c
)
$1.10
1
(annual)
7-
32 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
2
6-
50c
new
class
preferred
Valley
3%%
5-13
6c
—
5.75%
5-10
1
68%c
7-
5-20
1
\v loc
(increased
Bristol-Myers
5-
1
5-20
1
6-
$1.41 Vt
;
(initial)
Bow
preferred series B (quar,.)—;.:——.
$2.62 Vt
preferred series C (quar.)
A
B
5-10
—
.$2.75
preferred
1
6-
common
6-21
5-31
1
Inc.,
5-21
$35c
quar.)_—__—
preference
6-
j.__;
(quarterly
Ltd.
3
A
5-31
6-20
49c
$1.183/4
35c
Brass
Products
5-31
'
37 VaC
______
common
Co.,
12 VaC
—
&
Corp.,
(stock
6-14
$2.40
Woror.ingion
5-22
27V2C
Corp.,
payment of
25c
Ltd.—
(increased
"
5-20
5-24
1
$1.05
common
Paper
(Final
15c
(quar.)
Corporation,
.Common
5-31
1
5-15
6-
31V4C
(quar.
5-20
1
6-
$0,065
Inc.
31V4C
(s-a)
6
6-
6-
Bourns,
5-10
5-15
7-
6
5-
6-
(cuiar.)_
Lines,
Fund
1
$2.25
5-
5-20
6-10
(quar.)
income)
7
1
—
6-12
5-20
15c
2
Company
40c
Pools; Inc. (quar.)
Corp., 6 V2 % preferred
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Corp.
Arden Farms Co., $3 preferred
5-31
'
Fisheries
6-
Apache
6-15
1
25c
2__'
Aluminum
Booth
6-
(quar.)
Anthony
$1.20
7-
12c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Boeing Company
3
5-31
5-31
Tobacco,
Inc.
6-
.25c
i: 6-20
1;
$1.25
preferred (quar.i
Building Industries, class
Bell,
5-
1
7-1
7-
(quar.)____
1
6-
40c
Quarterly
5-24
6-
6-
4c 1
convertible
37 VaC
3
SI.24
(quar.)
Bros.
Bowater
Telephone, class
Angostura-Wupperman
(quar.)
5-31
6-
Laughlin
37 VaC
6-
6-15
6-15
$1.12V2
(quar.)
6-14
Borden
—
7-
$1.12 Va
preferred
Bliss
6%
.___.
Anglo-Canadian
5-15
6-
quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
i__—
34%c
(quar.)
1
6-14
6-
6-15
$1.75
5%
Boston
6-
1
6-15
6
6-
1
25c
(quar.)
(Miami) —
6-15
1
6-15
37Vac 1
(quar.)
with¬
Andrea
6-
5-15
.
Light, common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
20c
1
7-
&
4.20%
5-31
—
6-
19c
Power
4.75%
5-20
70c
Investment
6-15
•
Hills
5-31
—
Andian
$1.06 V4
6-
15c
(quar.)
8-22
40c
1
Anheuser-Buscn
5-15
50c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
3
$1.75
6-
5-31
6-1
Inc.
Inc.,
6-20
27 VaC
6-15
1
Smith
Son,
6-14
Industries
(quar.)
Coupling Co. (quar.)
6-15
5-17
6-27
r,v
_
(quar.)___
(E. W.) Co. (quar.)
±
Anchor
•
5-17
6-1
___—
common
5.65%
(increased)
(quar.)—_______—
Corp.
1
:
$1.25
Amsted
15c
&
Boss-Linco
Corp.
6-
;
—
(increased
common
6-14
Sanitary—
(quar.i
Co.
6-10
5-31
53VbC
(quar.)_____
preferred
1
b-
(quar.)l
6-12
11c
Inc.
A
6-
6-10
6-10
2
10c
(quar.)____
common
(increased)
Bigelow-Sanford Inc.,
6-28
2
7-
6-15
Blaw-Knox
18c
1
Corp.,
IBig Drum Inc.,
(uaneston)
[)
18c
-
Steel
Bickford's
6-14
5-17
7-
$35c
___.
7%
preferred (quar.)_
Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
6-14
5-31
6-10
1
(quar.)_-___
Bethlehem
1
5-15
:
2
6-
(quar.)
20c
6-14
Radio
A
5
1
5-15
6-15
10c
class
7
7-
1
J25c
—
(quar.)
6-
7-
6-
25c
;__
5-
.5-13
1
17VaC
30c
(quar.)
National
B
Leasing
35c
5-31
25c
—
___
prelerred
6-14
6-
17Vac
(quar.)
; (quar.)—
Bag
Paper,
Bergstrom
Works—
preferred
preferred
Co.
Bros.
$1.06 Va
$1.06V4
Co.
—
(s-a)___
6-15
•
22 Vac
1
Fower
- 4.96%
V4.40%
5-31
7-1
2VaC
Gossett
Corp.
Berman
1
(quar.)
6-29
,
.
6-17
.c
'v.'35c
$40c
u_
5
6-
(quar.)
com.
6-20
30c
Telephone Co. (quar.)—_
& Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)———.
,.
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
6-10
2
Extra
7-
$1.50
_
Park
Wisconsin
5-24
6-24
30c
7-12
10%
Standard
of
I
6-
Co.—
5%
in-
Western Utilities Corp. "<quar.)
Wniipany Paper B ard Co. (quar.)
Wilson & Co., 4.25%
preferred (quar.i
7
6-
6-14
50c
.
6-20
7 Vac
preference (quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co. (quar.)
1
Amoskeag Company, $4.50 pfd. (s-a)__
11c
common
1
'I
30c
(quar.)
20c
preferred
5VaVo
7t
A
$1
&
Tobacco
5-20
Western
B
5-20
7-
—
Lumber,
Bemis
6-12
7 Vac
8-15
20c
Wes:
'.Class
4-30
1
15c
(quar.)
Counselors
(quar.)
$1.0t,V4
Insurance
6-14
50c
Jersey & Geas.iore RR. is-a)
Casualty & Surety (quar.)
Western Kentucky Gas (increased quar.)
Western Publishing Co., common < quar.i
1
6-
iquar.)_______
&
6c
African
>8-5
(initial)-
investment
6-4
6-
(quar.).
30c
Republic
Title
Inc.
Bell
6-17
.
.
Wellington
6-14
10c
Intercontinental
25c
Co.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
5-3
4%
Bell
343aC
Inc.,
(quar.)
Plastics
12 Vac
C
5-15
5-31
2%
5-27
(quar.)
26V4C
"
(quar.)
preferred
6-1
21c
5-27
34 %c
Smelting & Refining
Increased
quarterly
pa,, n^nc. omutea
Waukesha
Wellco
6%
6-14
47VaC
6-10
Chemical—
&
Seating
40c
(qi.ar.)
Power
Corp.,
5-15
: * 35c
6-10
V*
$1.31 V»
Rubber &
25c
(quar.)
7
1
6-28
Savings
17 Vac
(quar..)—
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
6-28
1
16c
Illinois—
Insurance
Radiator
5c
8c
preferred
6-
6-
5c
&
(quar.)
Distilmig
t
4-30
6-29
,
50c
Trust
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)_____^______—„_
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.).
Bell & Howell, common (quar.)
;
4(4 %
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Common
+3c
v
5-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
special preferred
American
t31V4c
5-10
5-29'
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Potash
$2
(quar.)/
5-31
6-10
25c
;
5-31
1
55c
(quar.)
5V2%
B.
5-24
(initial)
National
Corp.
Class
6-14
27c
6c
10c
(quar.i.
30c
'v;.
(quar.)
holding tax of 7%
Waco-Porter
Ward
Jumes
(
6-12
.
I2V2C
Ltd., common
Belden Manufacturing (quar.)
6c
9-
15c
6-
Co.
6-14
CO rH iH CM
vV
6-15
20c
Foundry
Quarterly
20c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
pfd.
4-19
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
time)
:_
Co.
4-23
7-
11-29
-
(quar.)__
Montreal
5-25
62 Vac
(quar.i
6-14
(quar.)
(Ariz.)
5-20
8c
of
Co.
Climax
preferred
5-28
40c
Trust
'5-1.7
5-31
'8-31
.
12-16
10c
barber-Greene
8c
American
Valley
of
;
;
.
(quar.)
Corp.
America
12 Vac
(quar.)
6-10
(quar.)
v
(quar.)__
;
(quar.)
Barber Oil Corp. (stock dividend)—
!
Bargain Town, U. S. A. Inc. (stock div.)___
Barry (R. G.) Corp. (initial)
Bayuk Cigars (quar.)
5-31
6-15
Show
Aroostook
6-20
-9-16
,
5-25
$1
>
-
:
(quar.)
Dispatch
of
$3
(quar.)
preferred
7-
(quar.)_
Industries
&
5-13
1
6-14
luc
Co.—
—
5-31
6-15
3 VaC
preferred (quar.)
Series B preferred
(quar.)
75c-
preferred
(quar.)_
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
4..preferred
(quar.)—-
Upper
1
7-
'
25c
_:
Chemical
Quarterly
Bank Building & Equipment
Bank
6-15
,
25C
5Va%
United
v
6-
.;1:r
(quar.)___
Radio
&
Bankers
;
25c
4^c
8%
r
5-10
(quar.)
6-10
...
,
45c
(quar.)
com.
5-17
dividend)
(stock
6-10
30c
.__
Co.,
1
5-31
Co.—
Life Insurance
(Indianapolis)
—
Co
6-
Corp. (monthly)
(increased quar.)
Supply
American Income
7-
-
Products
5-17
.
SO.2852
& Chemical, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_______—
Lumber
preferred
Bangor
(quar.)
Hospital
50c
this
5-24
50c
-
Mills
Tools
Baltimore
_______
common
American
American
7-
I6V2C
at
$1
5-15
—
Publishing
(quar.)
4-26
.
omitted
Heritage
Common
Metal—
payment
9
;
17 VaC
class A
(quar.)_—
6-14
Borax
.-41/2%
,
Greetings Corp.,
B
1
—
Sheet
5-
20c
—____
5-24
:
(quar.)
5-29
Oil
Bank
Power
(quar.)
Export Lines
American & Foreign Power (quar.)—:
.
._
pref. A
Corp., class
Baldwin-Montrose
5-15
Electric
American
(quar.)—-
6%
B
Barge Line Co.
American
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
1
__k—
5-27
62 Vac
(quar.)
Cos.
juolt
(quar.)
5-15
35c
(quar.)
United
Cable
&
$0,109
quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)_—
Aircraft Corp. (quar.)—
United
Chain
6-
10c
RR.
5-
$1.56 Vt
1
75c
sugar
United
Baker
5
45c
(quar.)
2
25c
(quar.)
share^
6-14
6-
37 VaC
common
6-
5c
Corp.
5-17
7-1
50c
6-16
35c
(quar.)
Steel
6-10
Quarterly
Badger Paper
1
pfd. (s-a)—_
(increased )__„
Pipe, 6%
7-
(Jersey City)—
American
Electric
5-15
Inc.—
25c
—
Union
5-
American deposit receipts Ord.
$0,119
T.), Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.) J; 62V2C
Corpoxation (quar.)
50c
Quarterly
__ir
; 50c
-____—
luc
5Vi%
Unilever,
6-10
of Ela.
15c
—
N. J.)
5-16
$1.62 Va
3
5-24
6-14
(B.
6-
investment income)-
net
8
5-15
4c
Ltd.
6-
(quar.)
Cement,
American
10c
—
from
preferred (quar.)
class A preferred
$6.25
6-14
Quarterly
Chemicals
Shares,
'7-
f20c
Development
(Morris
Co.
1
R,
25c
——-.———
Business
American
5-
.
1
25c
.
Rubber—
common
25c
Co.
•
Biltrlte
—
Trust
Trylon
Inc.,
1
:_
Trust
New
5-24
7-
5%
Trinidad
6-10
25c
(quar.)
Telephone, common
6-
S
87 Vac
——:—
Assurance Co.
6-
investment
Bacardi
•mm*
1st preferred (quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
$1.25
________
preferred A
(quar.)—
Time,
inc.
(interim.)
Todd Shipyards Corp.
(quar.)
Tri-Contipental, $2.50 pfd. (initial
6-21
•
—
(from
'
(quar.)/-—
Textiles, Inc., common
4% prelerred (quar.)
Tidewater
6-24
62 Vac
Gas Lines, Inc
Natural
Tennessee
Babbitt
7-20
30c
2nd
15c
—1
(G.),
B
5-14-
$15c
6 Va %
6
50c
(quar.)
Ltd., common
prelerred
(quar.)
Tammyn
7-10
6
25c
—
Inc., (quar.)
(James),
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
t4uar./
(quar.)
preferred
6-24
10c
(quar.)
common
6-
7-10
20c
(quar.)
Va.u S.ores,
Super
6-20
20c
(quar.)__
Y.i
<N.
Terstegge
Bank
Stratton
Stuart
Steel Co.
6-
94c
—
Prtssed
Standard
Bakeries
American
5-24
30c
(A. L'.) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
pre.erred (quar.)
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.i
(quar.)
5-10
93%c
(quar.)——
common
preferred
American Bankers Life
.>j.75
B
Airlines,
conv.
American
7
6-
new
Staley
Class
6-
25c
—
3Va%
5-22
45c
/,
"A"
3
6-20
5-20
IOC
—-
5-17
•*
(quar.)
Fund
5-28
$1
preferred
(quar.)u.--——-------Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
_—_—
Amerada Petroleum
(2-for-l stock split)
split—
two-for-one
approve
can
snares
income quarterly)
Ayrshire ,Collieries
(quar.)—_^___
Products
15c
V .63.75
6-
10c
1
5-10
iquar.)._^—
1
Starts
Sioc._uolaers
v
(quar.) 2—i
Telephone Co.—
preferred
Southwestern
5-10
5-24
Avon
8c
7-
(quar.)
common
6-10
834c
$1.16 V4
s.
__I
(quar.)—.
5-31
QV
$1.07
prererred (quar.)—•__«»
preferred
(quar.)
preferred uuar.
4-26
6-28
preferred (quar.)———.——--j..
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)
——Aluminum Co.
of America, common
(quar.)
4.2d%
5-20
Axe-Houghton
—
$1.25
4.65%
5-17
20c
5-15
4%
Power—
5-31
6-
75c
b—,
5-10
10c
50c
Graphic Arts (quar.)_.—
—_
Kid Co.
(quar.)—_—__.————L
5-27
5-31
45C
2 Vac
Electric
Southwestern
Electronics
6-10
10c
preferred
(quar.)
Corporation
5-16
.5-27
93 3/4 c
tywai./
1
——.
„—_
common
4
non-cumul.
6-11
1
_'
ijuU.
Products,
6-
25c
(quar.)_
(s-a) __———;—_J—
Corp.,
30c
iviiiieo,
Steel
2
6-10
15c
.(quar.)
common—
(quar.)._
Goid
Automatic
76-
6-
common
6-18
$20c
—
(quar.)—
A
$20c
$$1.25
;
Industries,
$35c
Co,_.
(quar.)—
$1.25
(quar.)—._
Class
Aunor
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Chemical
6-
6-17
7
Atlas
6-29
25c
6-
5-17
6-17
6-11
6-
3
6-17
6-28
6-12
6-
J20c
15c
50c
30c
Holders
When
Share
(quar.)
prelerred
12 Vac
Allis-Chalmers
7oc
Common
$5
$32 Vac
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd.,
6V2%
preierence
(quar.)
5-31
-
6-12
6-12
Q
5-24
1
Almaden
1
1
(s-a)'
2
4.08%
77-
——
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
Company
Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
$1.15
(quar.)
.
Per
Name of
6-12
1
$1.23
.
7-
Mfg.,
7-
:
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.05
(quar.)—_
7-
$1
Smith
Co.,
35c
a
Service corp. (4uar.)
fci.oe corp. or
America (quar.)
fcn.clau*
ve..c-Ut,a.i
vjil muai.;——
city
(quar.)
Natural Gas
4.60%
—
Eeumug.vp.i
Sioux
4.20% pfd.
(quar.)
5-24
8
Realty—
Cities
United
7-10
6-
Power
$2.50
(quar.)
Roebuck & Co,
Sears,
preferred
4.92%
preferred
Alabama-Tennessee
7-17
7 Vac
num^ei—
payment
^wOuancn
.40
<Ss
i-yvvoou
Alabama
When
Share
Name of Company
Payable 0) Rec.
32c
(quar.)__
Marine Insurance
&
V4uar.)__.—
&ta»v<a.Q
Per
H.dderi
When
Per
Snate
Name of Company
Financial Chronicle
60c
Bulolo
Bullock
5-17
Gold
Dredging
Fund,
Ltd
(s-a)
(from
net
income)
,
Bullock's, Inc.
(quar.)_:
____•
:
.____
$25c
-
investment
1
Volume
197
Number
6265
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(2055)
>
3'A%
preferred
.
common
(quar.)_
<quar.)_
_
common
Burrus
Bush
Mills,
California
Electric
California
Ink
preferred
5%
7
California
Packing
Campbell
Canada
Red
Cement
25c
Canadian
6-15
6-
1
5%
27'Ac
6-15
6-
1
5.35%
dividend)
A
5%
Electric
Ice
Canadian
Petrofina,
Canadian
Tire
'.'
Class
5%
5-15
Combined
6-15
5-15
$$1.10
7-1
6-
1
6-
4
$3114c
■
6%
Machine, class
Ltd.
Co.
5-16
66-
$5c
1
7-
5-
2
8
6-11
$25c
6-17
5-31
6-17
6-31
$75c
7-
1
7-
2
5-31
$18c
6-
1
common
,"6-
1
i
6-15
$60c
$18C
5
$30c
(quar.)____
Ltd.,
572%
preferred (quar.)i
4%. preferred (quar.)
6-
12'Ac
(quar.)
'
1
7-
1
25c
A
Gold
6-1
Consolidated
Papers,
5-17
Consolidated
Ltd.
._7___
50c
6-10
12V2c
;' 5-22
5-1
50c
____
30c
.'
5-24
Class
A
1
Class
A
dividend
Ltd.
10%
(interim).
Corp.,
3'A %
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
4'A%
preferred
Convertible
Carter
Products
1
(quar.)
Central Steel & Wire
&
South
Steel
Central-Del
class
&
$5
.
Service,
(quar.)
Chain
convertible
Belt
Co.
$3
Charles
(A.
of
Stock
Class
Chase
the
6-29
6-18
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-29
(quar.)
5-24
Corp.,
,
5-24
Corroon
6-29
5-24
Corson
6-29
5-24
Cott
6-29
5-24
Coty
7-
1
6-14
County Trust
Quarterly
7-
1
6-14
Cowles
Trust
6-3
5-
6-
3
5-3
5-31
4-30
Cities
preferred
6-28
com.
& Texas
6-25
"6-20
Clark
common
4%
Electric
special
Coca-Cola
7
9-
6
11-21
11-
1
6-15
5-31
6-
3
5-20
7-2
6-18
10-2
9-18
8
5-23
40c
5-29
5-
6-
5-20
1
6-1
2
5-20
6-
3
5-15
9-
3
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)___
pfd.
12-
2
11-15
65c
6-10
5-10
$1.10
6-10
5-10
1%
"
(quar.)
32V2C
$1.25
,
i7V2C
35c
7
" 6-20
5-13
6-28
6-11
1
5-10
66-
1
5-21
6-10
5-20
—
Il.l2y2
7-1
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-
„
Pass
Fcrster
Class
$2
8
25c
6-10
5-21
3%
6-15
5-31
25c
A
6-
1
5-10
40c
6-
7
5-24
25c
6-10
5-21
7-15
50c
6-28
6-10
5-24
(quar.)
5-10
N.
6-21
Erie
Excelsior
Resistor
5c
6-7
5-24
6-20
5-31
6-20
6-19
Fafnir
Broadcasting,
10c
6-15
5-31
Falconbridge Nickel
Inc.-!
Drug
Corporation
Bearing
5-24
5-29
6-
1
YFarbwerke
shares
5-17
<
9-16
Hoechst
(18%
6-10
5-23
5-24
5-
3
6-12
Federal
Federal
Screw
7-
5
6-5
Federal
50c
7-
5
6-
50c
30c
6-10
6-
20c
7-31
7-
Sign
Fiat
Metal
5-15
5-14
net
income)
Fidelity & Deposit
5-14
Filtrol
preferred
B
(quar.)
93%c
6-
1
5-14
preferred
C
(quar.)
97V2C
6-
1
Industries,
Delta
Airlines
Dennison
Denison
Denver
Devoe
Mfg.,
class
class
A
Steel
Ltd.
Y.)
(quar.)
Raynolds
$4
preferred
Diebold,
Dierks
Diners
Inc.
Houses,
5-10
6-
3
5-6
6-14
Dominion
Stores,
&
10-31
10-18
1
5-15
6-
6-29
6-14
6-14
5-31
&
Deposit
&
Moore
5-31
6-I0
5-31
5-10
Ltd.,
class
A
5-20
Corp.
6-1
5-21
28%c
6-15
5-31
32'Ac
7
J5c
7-71
7-11
-5-29
5-8
accumulated
•
5>:
75-25
20c
5-15
6-15
6-
5-24
(quar.)
40c
7-1
6-14
(quar.)
55c
7-1
6-14
12c
6-14
6-
15c
6-1
5-17
(Tulsa
5-27
4-30
Forbes
__^_7
12Vic
&
N.
6-14
25c
'
1
5-15
Ford
Motor
Co.
J20c
7-31
6-28
Ford
Motor
Co.
t20c
5-31
5-15
Foster
J62Vic
5-31
5-17
Wheeler
Foxboro
Franklin
8-23
6-
4
5-15
9-5
-
3%
8-12
t30c
7-1
16%c
6-15
5-31
SOc
6-15
5-17
$1
6-15
5-17
$1.12'A
56'Ac
6-15
5-17
5-17
5-24
—
(quar.)
;
quar.2__■
Life
A
B
6-15
6-14
oc
6
25c
5-10
6-
5-27
«
3
1
45c
6-1
5-2
(quar.)____
tS1.25
C-15
5-17
——
12'Ac
________-
Ltd.
(reduced)—
(quar.)——
(stock
5-
5-24
3oc
YY,
6-21
15c
_y_7 :
iquar.)—.—
(quar.)
Insurance
6-
7
1-.——
of Canada,
Company
5-24
9-16
7'Ac
(s-a)
class
5
Y.)—-
—_e._—25c
(quar.)
Wallace,
5
1—,
\Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—r
Inc.
6-5
6-15
-5-20
Mart,
5-1'
75- 2
6-10
(quar.)
A
■
0-2O
6-17
:
20c
(quar.)
preferred
5-21
50c
B
6-14
6-1
,
Sluar.._
A
J12Vic
5-17
5-21
preferred
1
5-23
6-10
6-1
preferred
i
3
6-1
2nd
8-
5-14
6-
30c
31'Ac
2nd
JlOc
5-31
b-23
23%c
(quar.)
convertible
6-
5-31
6-15
4-30
(increased quar.)_
Co.
6-15
2.0c
5-7
convertible
5%
3
6-15
$2.25
Steel
5-22
5-15
$4.50
Florida
6-
6
5-24
5-20
1
5-15
7. 6-14
6-20
2_c
6-12
5-
1
6-29
20c
ouc
15c
8
6-
30c
42'Ac
5-10
5-
5-24
50c
6-15
«
7
5-21
,
50c
5-29
60c
6-14
6-15
;
Y
(s-a)
Fleetwood
Flintkote Company, common
84 preferred
(quar.)
7
5-31
6-
Bearer
25% )_^
___________L_2
6-12
6-
6-18
6-28
6-
•
(quar.)
dividend
Fittings,
'•"",•'•••77" -7
10c
(monthlyi_
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
8Vic
(Increased)
5-15
7
.
■'
H.)
6-28
(quarterly)
(quar.)
1
6-1
6-10
7 '.7 '
(Syracuse,
6-14
'
Ltd.
6-
22'/2c 7
———-
(M.
Stock
Food
(s-a)
3
$1.45
Quarterly
Fishman
5-25
Industries, Ltd.
Coal
Ltd.
Flschback
6-15
DominionrScottish Investment, Ltd.—
5%
px-eferred
(quar.)
Steel
5-6
$45c
(quar.)
5-
8c
—_______
Trust
;
(quar.)
1,;.
pfd. (quar.)
Quarterly
5-24
5-10
Dominion
3
First
6-14
3
5-10
6-
Monthly
6%
6-
1
1
45c
(quar.)__
3
6-
5-14
50c
'7
$1
50c
1
Bank
15c
dividend)
5-
50c
10c
Dominion Electrohome
6-
National
6-
.
3
1
——7
Chicago
of Oregon
First
.
5-
6-
.
of
8c
(quar.)
1
87'/2c
(quar.)
35c
5-10
7-
Bank
25c
3
67V2C
National
Corp.
First National Bank & Trust
(quar.)
(stock
Inc.
First
1
Stock
5-15
'
Ltd.
3
15c
Corp.-Seagrams. Ltd.
Mines,
6-
J50c
Diversified Investment Fund Inc.
Dome
7-
$2
(quar.)__
Inc.
Bank
25c
Forests
Club.
Distillers
First
6-14
(auar.)
Crystal Salt
6-
$1.09
of America, class A (quar.)
(quar.j-____i._______________-.___
B
1
5-25
(quar.)
46'Ac
Corp.
Class
5-
1
7
Co.
Corp. (quar.)
Diamond Alkali,
common
Diamond
Finance
5-20
1
Dialight
1
.
6-
(quar.)
5-15
6-
45q
7-
(quar.)
Trucking
5-15
l
(Uxcreascu
6-15
(quar.)
(s-a)
5-24
6-10
35c
25c
5c
(Md.)
20c
(quar.)_
5-24
(incr.-quar.)
Inc.—
and
J$1.25
common
6-3
.
of
common
30c
A
25c
(quar.)
22c
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock
(N.
5-14
Corp.
55c
(quar.)
Mines,
Supply
Chicago
&
Inc.,
Inc.
debenture
Dentists
5c
(quar.)
5-20
5c
current
1
Foods,
preferred
6-10
—__—
Fund,
from
1
5%
5-15
25c
Manufa9turing Co. .(quar.)7--__
Capital
(Derived
1
Defiance
6-
5
6-
Delltown
5-31
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
5-15
$1.18%
17'/2c
preferred
25c
(quar.)
5-31
5-31
,
25c
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60%
Federated
Department
Stores
93%c
Baking
5-15
6-14
41c
(s-a)
Signal,
(quar.)
Company
6-21
1
6-
7 $1.25
(quar.____—-1
Fidelity
20c
&
A
&
5-20
7-22
37V2c
preferred
preferred
Park
6-1
tl5c 7
^__
(oi'ar.)
Worxs
3.75%
3.90%
5-20
$1.21%
$1.25
912-
.
5-20
1
$1.20
6-
7-5
4
6-
split)
Co.
Resources
5-10
25c
.
6-27
5-28
10-
Deer
tax
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearing—
Increased
quarterly
Federal National Mortgage Assn
8
Insurance
20c
(quar.)__
5-20
1
6-
Corp., common (quar.)
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
Ootporatioii
(quar./___
30c
common
1
6-
$1.25
(Germany)
German
5-
12-27
Deere
G
A
less
3
(quar.)._
Light,
6-
$1.60
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.42
__:7__
5-20
20c
Ltd.
Federal
(increased)
&
Mines
5-10
50c
Mfg.
——__
(quar.5jc
1
50c
Power
* 5-20
Fedders
$2
Dayton
1
Farrel
8-15
20c
!
6-
5.80%
prefemd
(quar.)______
Fanny Farmer Candy (quar.)___
Fansteel
Metallurgical
(quar.)
45c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
.Cyprus Mines Corp. (quar.)_
5-20
:
6-
,
(quar:)
(quar.)
1'30c
(quar.)
1
•
$1.05
7
Corp.
Co.
6-23
6-10
50c
i
Stores
Insurance
Fall River Electric Light Co.—
6-13
12Vic
(s-a)
common
5-20
6-
pfd. (quar.)
(Syracuse, N. Y.)—
5-31
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-20
1
conv.
6-12
30c
.•
(quar.)
1
$1.40
6-29
31V4C
pfd.
5-20
5-24
66-
(quar.)__
6-15
'
•
Co.—
$4.20
5-14
3
" 6-29
$1.41'/4
6-28
15c
93%c
.
(quar.)
7
1
Quarterly
FMC
'7
5-2
5-21
7-15
5-31
'■■'T- rXjX'-' xXy - 7
■;
$1.34
Inc.
90c
5-15
6-
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-15
5-10
6-
-
7-
5-10
5-17
-
$1.06'/4
Equity Capital
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)____
Erie & Pittsburgh
RR., gtd. (quar.)___—__
5-10
1
$1.37Vis
(quar.)__^
(quar.)____.
preferred
6-
$1.02'/2
___
common
preferred
5-10
Y.)—
A
Dahlstrom
4.36%
5.60%
Gas,
6c
(quar.)_
preferred
Daffin
Equitable
6-14
7 7 25c
—__
Forms,
5-24
Y.
5-20
25c
<quar.)__
4%%
preferred
(quar.)__,..
Empire State Oil Co. (increased s-a).
Employers Casualty (quar.)
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (K. C.) (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)
Business
5-17
6-14
25c
Emery Industries (increased)
_:
Empire District Electric, common
5% preferred (quar.)—^
20c
—
Plains,
v.
5-31
7-10
common
preferred (quar.)______;
preferred
(quar.)______
preferred
(quar.)_
$4.87V2 preferred (quar.)
!
Ernco, Ltd. (quar.)__
1
1
5-6
-
30c
$5
5-31
25c
7
38%% )
Co.,
6.40%
Ennis
(quar.)_:
87y2c
Illuminating (stockholders
6-
$3
preferred
preferred
Industries
Dobbs
6
Co.—
(quar.)_
6-14
(quar.)
preference
Curtis
Detroit
$1.2,5
Illuminating—
2-for-l
&
Inc.
8%
'
$1.25
(quar.)
betterment (quar.)
Electric
6-
Ry.
guaranteed
approved
4
6-5
6-
12c
7
Equipment7(increased-qrar.)
Cleveland
6-
4-30
9-26
25c
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)_
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.
7%
1
6-27
$1.25
(quar.)
Finance Corp.
Cleveland
6-
$1.25
___;
City Investing Co.. (stock dividend)
City Products (quar.):
City Water (Chattanooga)j 5%
Civic
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.♦
1
3IV4C
J.—
5-22
7-
5-
6-15
5-24
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5
18c
(quar.)_________r
50c
7-
,
from
(quar.)
93%c
25c
1
$62'Ac
___^____7___7__!___________
Natural Gas
3.75%
(quar.)__
Pacific
quar.)
5
8-
\7';7 7,.,
(quar.)__—____
1
(White
Seal
Curtis-Wright,
:
Coal
of
preferred
3
5
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-17
Horn
Paso
tax
12%c
&
Press,
Cunningham
income
preferred
5-29
7-
77:7':;77>.•J'1; 77"'
preferred
5-19
6-15
1
(less
5'/2%
.
5-10
1
8-
$25c
___.
4.10%
4'/4%
6-
H.)
Co.
Cuneo
5-23
7-
100%
preferred
Service
$4.40
6-15
6-10
6-
(quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans
preferred
3
7-15
dividend
Machine,
9
6-
$1
Petroleum—
&
gains—i
23c
5-
6-15
1
7-
45c
and
5-10
6-20
6-
25c
.7--'--*-7.7-
income
5-31
25c
6-14
5-17
25c
5-31
J50c
Coal
8-
quar.)
•>•••
El
;
Corp.,
30c
"
Elk
7
7
t50c
Nest
I2V2C
•
7
66-
34V2c
Zellerbach
6-20
*
Milling
W.
convertible
Crum
British
1
:
Reynolds,
Cork
capital
1
(quar.)
Crown
5-17
(quar.)
Electric—
6-
6-30
6-10
$1.50
(quar.)____________
Lilly & Co. see Lilly (Eli Co.)
Elliott-Automation, Ltd., Ordinary
7-
(quar.)
Crow's
30c
&
1
5-31
50c
45c
Eli
7-
;
convertible
$2
3
5-17
(quar.)__
(incr. quar.)
(initial
7-
3
6-15
$1.50
____;
5.68%
5-24
$2
A
8
investment
5-31
5-
3
1
A
com.
8-
11- 8
from
Battery
6-28
6-10
$4
preferred
new
-
20%
6-
30c
preferred
5%
1
1
RR
non-cumulative
5%
3
Si
non-cumulative
preferred
6-
5-23
87'Ac
non-cumulative
Cincinnati
1
1
2c
4-19
(quar.)
Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
Crompton & Knowles (quar.)_
Crowley's Milk (quar.)
5-10
$1.12'A
5%
Quarterly
Chrysler Corp.,
9-
12-
$2
5%
5%
1
1
6-
Paul & Pacific RR.—
preferred A (quar.)__
4%
6-
7-
6-
(quar.)
Chicago
Musical Instruments
Chicago Yellow Cab
(quar.i
Chickasha Cotton Oil
(quar.)
1
5-20
(resumed)
Creole
5-15
Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Stock
.
5%
7
$1.18%
& Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3%%
preferrc'i
(auar.)
Cincinnati
Crane
Crescent
6-14
6-13
25c
4'A%
Gas
6-14
6-28
$1.06
Chesebrough-Pond's (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington ' & Quincy
5-10
5- 8
7
5-31
7 5-24
$1.75
-Y,
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Electrolux
Corp.
(quar.)
Electronics Investment Corp.—
6-
$1.04
Mfg., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Company, 3%% preferred (quar.)
1
6-
3c
(quar.)__
Electric Storage
5-
5-20
37V2c
(quar.)__
:
5% preference series A (quar.).
'
Ecuadorian Corp. Ltd. (Bahamas)_______
Electric Hose & Rubber (quar.)__
5-15
1
5-22
5-31
7
6-
Trust, Ltd.—•
6-
5-
Crampton
1
5-
7'Ac
\
*
7
5c
Magazine
7-
Investment
6-
5-31
Co. of New England
International Corp., clas$ A.
7-
3%
(quar.)
76-10
^:4-18
6-14
•
preferred
25c
(quar.)
5-3
3
Economic
6-28
$2Gc
(accumulative)
&
Machine Co. Ltd.—preference A
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)
preferred
25c
income)
7-
1
5-
35c
Bottling
7-15
5-25
30c
&
(G.
Crown
(quar.)
1
6-15
"
(s-a)
5-31
Washing
5%
Eaton
■:
6-
;
Distillery, Ltd.—
6-29
75c
(initial)
;
5.65%
B
(s-a) _7
Natural Gas
Corning
5-31
30c
5-15
$5c
(quar.)
5-31
:
6-14
•
-
30c
•
(s-a)
1
5,36%
Steel
6-10
31'Ac
6-
3
Class
5-24
pref.
30c
Co.
5-31
*
6-10-
(quar.)
$3c
6-20
5-20
Varnish
6-10
6-10
10%
(quar.)
5-
A
5-24
5-24
pfd.
America, $1
of
5-24
Class
6-29
45c
investment
Chicago, Dock & Canal
Copperweld
Corby (H.)
6-29
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
&
5-20
-
6-10
15c
;
9-20
25c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
7
■
;_____
1
7-1
$10c
Ltd
(increased
5-27
6-10
,25c
~
Co.
Lines
preferred
6-29
3%
Co.
6%
'
common
from
Paint
:_
10-
5-15
6-20
1
7 >:
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
(quar.)
Coplay Cement Mfg. Co.—
5-24
6-29
40c
Chenango
5%
Cook
6-18
6-29
.
Boston—
(Semi-annual
4'A%
4%%
5-15
5-20
68c
dividend)*
Chattanooga Gas
Chemetron
6-14
(quar.)
East St. Louis & Interurban Water-6%
preferred (quar.)
;.
Eastern Racing Assn., $1 pfd. (quar.)
Eastern States Corp., $7 pfd. A (accum.)^_
$6 preferred B (accum.)
6-1
7-
$50c
Copper & Steel Industries—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Copeland Refrigerator (quar.)
Cook Coffee (stock dividend)
3
6-10
$1.19
"»uar.)____,
Ritz,
of
6-
$1.34%
(quar.)—.
<quar.)_
(stock
Fund
6-13
Corp.
Eagle-Picher
5-31
Casualty Co.
$1.04
:
5-17
Dynamics
$1.13
common
5-27
•' 5-27 '
1
10c
___^_________7_____
_—
Corporation
dividend
Duriron Company (quar.)_
Duro-Test Corp.75% conv.
$1.12%
Co.
6-28
7-
.
30c
Stock
5-17
1
Continental
34V4C
dividend
B
4-30
37'/2c
,
preferred
B.)
5-31
$1.17
common
preferred
convertible
Continental
34c
preferred
1
6-1
tax)
come
Dura
$1
Assurance
31c
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.—
Chance
3
si.25
iquar.)
Champion Papers,
$4.50
6-
3334c
7
6-
82'/2c
(interim)
com.
5-15
Dunlop Rubber Ordinary reg.—
■;
7,^.7-. 7'
Amer. dep. rets, (final
payment of 1 shil-i
■
"
'
ling 1 pence per share less British in-
EAsy
(Increased)
America,
3
5-23
-
1
10c
22V2c
Air
45c
(quar.)
6-
6-10
'6-
$1.34
$1.75
:
5-3
6-20
6-17
40c
—.—
5-20
1
25c
_______
(quar.)____
Can,
preferred
$3.75
7
62'Ac
(quar.)
5-17
Mines
dividend
6-13
1
25c
:
5-
5-31
10c
(quar.)
of
Continental
5-20
62'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5% %
Stock
*
6-
$1.3437
(quar.)
preferred
5.44%
5-17
5-31
$1.23
5.48%
(quar.)
6%
preferred
<~uar.)
Central Vermont Public Service—
4.65%
Continental
5-17
'
$1.12%
:
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.75 %
5-31
Continental
6-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
V 5-31
20c
preferred
5.44%
5-15
$lOc
common:
Telephone, common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred C
(quar.)
$1.35
6-15
Corp.
preferred
4%
5-13
f:
7
5-27
20c
dividend
29%c
_L
(quar.)
iquar.)___
preferred
4.96%
5-23
Electric—
preferred
5.38%
;
5-20
7c
•
com.
'
25c
(quar.)
1
5-20
<7-
30c
4%
Water
Container
25c
Ltd. Xannual)__
Public
Louisiana
4.50%
$2.50
Stock
5-15
25c
Co.
preferred " (quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
$2.50
8-15
5c
Wire_____
Oils,
Consumers
.5-15
1
$15c
•
4%
Central
1;
$12c
A
:
West
Rio
Illinois
Central
6-
9-1
:. 6-
:
6-15
9
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
Mortgage, Ltd., 60c Dref. (quar.)
Central Charge ^—'ice (quar.)_____________
Central
preferred
Co.,
B
class. A
5-15
6
6-
15c
50c
(quar.)______
1
5-27
6-
,
20c
7
10-
6-15
$6
(quar.)____
Co.,
10-31
20c
Special
5-20
$1.43
(quar.)__
preferred
$4.52
25c
J
Central
preferred
$4.50
$1.06%
Centennial
Central
'•$4.16
5-15
7 7
$1.121/2
Mills
Food
Extra
5-15
5-31
Power
Electric
Class
-7
Ltd.—
5-31
$1.12%
___:
_.
6-15
$13c
Co.
Consumers
.
5-15
$12c
Glass
5-15
'
5-
6-1
$12c
60c
;
9
30c
(quar.)
56'Ac
-
7
5-
•
5-25
30c
(Wis.)
6-1
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products Ltd.,
A
Consumers
$25c 'r
Carthage
Catelli
(quar.)
preferred
Jr.
6-107
•
7-10:
40c
._
4VA%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)___
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.—
41/2 % preferred (quar.)
6-28
-
'
class
5-25
7c
(quar.)
Stock
5-24
5-31
:5-15
3%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Bradstreet, inc.
(increasedi_7
Special
5-31
—
(quar.)
Carrier
1
6-29
.5-15
1
■
(quar.)
Inc.
Petroleum,
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
____i___________
Carreras.
6-
6-29
5-16
1
6-
quar.)..
10c
West
7
Duncan
9c
I,——.-
Yellow-Knife
Laundries
6-20
6-10
6-
5-3
20c
Dredging,
8c
(quar.)
(quar.
1
10c
Consolidated
(quar.)
Steel
Dun
6-
'
1
6-
;
common
7%
3
6-
75c
5.38%. preferred
5-15
40c
7
Inc.
Co.,
5-15
5-24
1
5-
5-16
7oc
(quar.)
-
Enterprises
Power
7
•
1
(quar.ji_5
(quar.)
Company
6-1
10c
Discovery
Steel
Drexel
Duke
5-15
6-
50c
:
(increased
6-
$1.12%.
Semi-annual
Carolina
Pepper Co.
5-10
6-1
15c
(stock dividend)______
(quar.)_„_______^_7_
7
Co.
6-
20c
Consolidated
&
25c
(quar.)_
6-1
3
Industries
Corporation
10c
Diversified
Standard
Securities, Ltd.
(Canada)—'
7—___—
Consolidated Edison
Co.
(increased quar.)
Consolidated Electronics Industries
(quar.)_
5-17
6-15
2
6-
25c
Corp.t 4% preferred (quar.)..
Dresser Industries, Inc.
(quar.i
Drewrys, Ltd. USA, Inc. (quar.)__
6-15
y
7-2
7-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)____
common
Caressa,
Carpenter
*
7-
:
5-15
5-24
6-15
,
Inc.,
45c
*
(quar.)
6-30
$1.33%
5-15
1
6- 1,
7
Consolidated
4-30
4-30
-
Quarterly
Consolidated
7
5-15
$20c
6-
preferred
5-15
J27'Ac
6-29
31 Vic
(quar.)
8-1
8c
Dravo
(Bridgeport)—
convertible
5-31
!_
____
(Portland, Me.) (quar.)
A
5-15
Dr
7
Credit
40c
$20c
'
com.
6-10
683/»c
preferred
5-22
Dow-Jones
6-
(quar.)
convertible
5-15
Dover
5-16
,
}20c
t25c
%
;
Sons. (quar.)_
Corp., 6% prexerred A
preferred A A (initial)..
6%
6-17
(quar.)______
class
40c
$$1,06
Gas
Paper,
5-22
5-31
$$1.25
4%%
preferred
(quar.);
Canadian Western Natural
B
Connohio,
■
:
5-16
1
Dorsey
3
Drackett
____
System
Products—:
7
5-
1
$1.25
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Connecticut National Bank
6-14
$20c
pfd
-
common
Cap & Gown Co.., class
Carborundum Company
5-17
Doughboy
66-
preferred
6-29
Quarterly
,
Community Public Service, com. (quar.)
4.72%
preferred A (quar.)
Components Corp of America (quar.)______
Composite Bond & Stock Fund—
Cone Mills Corp., common
(quar.)
7?
(quar.)
(quar.)
iquar.)
Ltd.,
Canal National Bank
1
5-16
$2
62Vic
;
Co., com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Commonwealth Income Fund
(quar.)
Commonwealth International & General
Fund,
(s-a)
Commonwealth Life Insurance (Louisville
5-31
1
50c
4Vi%
5-31
7-
$10c
■___
preferred
1
7- 2
" 6-15
Locks
Commercial
5-10
'
$10c
.7
2
6- 3
'
$l0c
$18%c
pfd.
A
non-cum.
Ltd.,
Utilities
7-
$$2
__*_
A
Class
5-10
$23c
A
Canadian
..
5-31.'
5-20
6-
6-
&
Bros,
(quar.)
Dorr-Oliver Inc., common
8
20c
Plastic
1
4-30
6-28
5-
12 Vic
Broadcasting
$50c
investment
class
Milling
Columbia
(quar. )
Securities,
Colorado
Columbus
6-
6-10
62 Vic
—
i
(quar.)
& Elevator
5-15
6-20
9c
17 Vic
____
(quar.)
preferred
6-26
10c
B: (quar.)—:
Canadian Husky Oil, Ltd.,
preferred
6-10
f25c
'
'
_
net
5-28
5-31
R.)
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
Ltd.—
Donohue
Corp.—
7-29
$32Vic
,
(quar.)
Ltd
Iron
130c
_
___7_._
_.
Co., Ltd.
6-17
&
10c
_
(quar.)—
(from
;
12c
common
$10c
common
(quar.)
Class
Canadian
Fuel
1
(R.
6-
'5-17
Co.
(quar.)
preference (quar.L,
$1
Donnelley
When
Share
& Chemical
Common
5-31
6-13
1
Company
Tar
7VaiC
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
,
Dominion
5-31
6-10
6-29
(quar.)—____
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
5Vi%
preferred B
(quar.)
Colorado Interstate Gas, common
1
Petroleum,
General
General
Colorado
3
5-27
6-
_________
Canadian
5-
1
6-21
15c
—
(quar.)__
Utilities,
5%
Per
Name of
6-14
87VfeC
—
(quar;)
common
Colonial
6-15
25c
Fairba iks-Morse
income)
4%
7
„
(s-a)__
(quar.)____
(accum.)_
Stone
5-10
6-
Ltd.
1
30c
of America
&
Stores,
preferred
preferred
6-
_
Inc.
Corp.
Sand
Colonial
6-15
Ltd.
common
Colonial
6-14
-6-15
-
Mines
7-
Acceptance Corp.—
A
5-17
22Vic
___
Fund,
Class
6-10
22c
(quar.)
Gold
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$14.95
$7c
(quar.)
"5-29
■<
5c
Malting Co. Ltd.
7
Canada Safeway Co.
Ltd., 4:40%. pfd. (quar.)
Canada Steams.jp Lines, 5% pref. (s-a)
Canadian Arena Co. Ltd. (s-a)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Canners, class A (quar.)
Canadian
6-28
2%
(quar.)
common
Devonian
Aikman
&
Colonial
6-20
com.
class
$1.30 preference (quar.)
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian
Canadian
6-21
5-24
_v
____;
Canada
Collins
6-14
6-15
Corp
National Corp.
(quar.;
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd.
5-10
...
Willans
When
Share
Cole
3
(quar.25c
Mines,
Co;,
3
5-21
-7-10
25c
(stock
Lake
5-
5-
Company
International
Colonial
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cameo-Parkway Records,
1-
"'6- 1
-
common
preferred
preferred
Cochenour
10c
(quar.)_________
convertible
5%%
A
Co.,
3
tile
(quar.)
Utilities,
5-
V
,
dividend).
class
Power
Co.
California-Pacific
5%
(stock
1
7-20
j
_
Co.
Group,
6-
7-15
—u
Inc
Finance
Coca-Cola
25c
(quar.)
**
(initial
Terminal
CMC
3
6-
15c
-
Hog Inc. (initial)
Dry Dock Ltd., class A
Burroughs (J. P.) & Sons— «-,
Per
Name of
5-
.'12%c
Bush
•
<
of Rec.
1
-
$1.12 V2.
»
Holders
6-
$1
^
_
___
__
Burrard
New
30c
87'Ac
_
Burndy Corp. (quar.)
Burroughs Corp.
(quar.)_
When
Payable
r
__
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
_
Per
share
•-
,
Name of Company
Burlington Industries,
.15
6-14
5-15
17'Ac
—.
dividend)—*
6- 1
5-10
5%
7-1
5-31
•
7-11
Continued
on
page
52
\
16
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(2056)
16
39% Jan
72% Jan
42% Apr
7
9
Jan
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
17
23
55
56 Va Aug
29
81% Mar
11% Oct
24
21% Jan
15
12 % Mar 26
14% Jan
52 >/a Jun
25
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
4
93% May 16
24
99 % Jan
68 % Feb
28
60 % Oct
99 % May
ABC
Vending
Corp
Markets Inc
Acme
Acme
Steel
18
May 15
33% Feb
25
Mar
1
27
Jan
24
10
Apr
4
13% Jan
24
Adams-Millis
22
Oct
25
10
May 29
Jan
1
43% Mar 18
54% Feb
9 % Oct
24
19% Mar 15
11% Jan
3
17% May 14
Admiral
25
35% Jan
17
22 V* Mar
4
26% Jan;
May 28
18% Apr
18
14% Jan
3
16% Apr
10
45 Va May
56
84% Mar 15
41 Vt May 29
70 Va Feb
54 Va Jan
7
4% Feb
29
3Va May 29
Jun 25
19
14
May 29
24% July 25
22% Apr
19
89% Dec
94% May 16
Feb
35
.
Jan
14
41
27
48 % Jan
Jun
27 Va Sep
4
2
.
,
53% Apr
19
96
Dec
10
93
Sep
18
11
11
23
52% Jan
103
16% May 29
23% Mar
2
19% Jan
29
May
34 Vt Oct
57
4
42 % Mar
52
2
May
12
24
July
17%
25
26
13 Va Jan
15 Va May
6
Allied
Kid
40
Jan
' Feb
Allied
Products
6
49% Jan
57"% Apr
18
Allied
Stores
Jun
4
87% Feb
91
Jan
17
10%
10'A
10%'
".101/4
45%
471/4
461/2
47Vt
44 Va
10
13% Jan
11% Jan
4
14% Jan
19% May 15
7
89
96
Jan
Apr
16
38 Va
1
22%
23 Va
23 Va
30 Va
30%
23%/
30% /
92%
92%
Corp
17% Jun
25
28% Jan
4
Jun
25
68% Mar 23
51% Mar 22
64% May 16
Aluminum
16% Jun
22
23
Dec
31
20% Jan
31% May 17
10%
10%
-
34%
35%
37%
37%
38
36%
50 Va
34
Feb
9
22 % Jan
66% May
70% May 15
1
22 % Jan
45% May 15
Amer
17% Jan
24% May 17
Feb
16
97
31'
24
23% Jan
Jun
26
90
Mar
114
Co
American
15
15% Oct
116
Feb
convertible
Bakeries
American
Bank Note
Apr
4
62
67
Feb
26
18% Jan
4
13% Jan
16% Apr
48% Jan
58% Apr
4
11
Oct
41
18
6%
23
25
25
47Va Feb
19
301/4 Mar
4
38 Vt Jan
14
471/4 Feb
i.
38 Va May 29
19
435/a Apr
1
473/8 Feb
1
38Vt July
—
41% Mar
5
-•——
■
41
Jun
.243/4 Jan
13
31% May 29
513/4 Jan
84
47Vt Jan
3
94
Dec
35% Jun
25
50
Dec
25
55% Jan
2
15% Oct
50
50%
49 Va
49%
14%
14 Vt
14%
14%
*14Va
14%
45
45
45
45
45
*14%
14%
45
45
56%
56
91
13 Vt
13%
13%
19%
19 Va
*93%
95%
13%.
18%
28%
28 Vt
29%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
1
62%
63%
x63 %
63%
63%
64
63%
64%
27%
27%
27%
29%
291/4 i,:31 V2
30%
31%
24%
24%
27%
24%
27%
24%
24%
24%
25
25%
24%
25i/4
139%
138 Va
140 Vt
138%
.135%
V
137 %
138
139%
68%
42%
22%
23
69 Va
100
70 Va
69 Vt
68V1
•:
44%
45 Va
44%
22%
23Vt
23%
17% Jan
8% Jan
2
8
34% Jan
30
2
49% Mar 25
Jan
8
19% Feb
13
24% Jan
42 Va Jan
x25 %
26%
24%
25 Va
23%
26
*25%
26
25%
25%
*25%
*63%
64%
2
15%
157/8
15%
15%
15%
16%
16
53%
54
53 V*
54
53 Vt
54
52 Va
23
40
Jan
105% Nov
29
12% Oct 24
22% Jun 27
30 Vt Apr
Sep
Home
16
Jan
23
3
20 Va Jan
2
23 % May
104
7
24% Feb
87
5 Vt %
1
2
3
Jan
3
30% Jan
101
18% Mar 13
American
25
19% May
Jan v
2
2
14% Jan
May
39% Apr
115 V
3.90%
26
26% Mar It
29% Jan
4Vt%
16
23
Feb
53
Apr
20
46
Jan
Oct
24
48% May 29
8% Oct 24
24
Oct
24
12
Oct
24
26
20 Va Apr
American Natural
24
American
70% Apr
22
-American
2
10% May
6
.15
Jan
25
American
27
3
32% Jan
7
16 V* Apr
26
12% Jan
2
Jan
7
159
16% Jan
2
24
40% Feb
30% Jan
Jan
20% Nov
2
1
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
98 Va May 29
25% Oct 24
123
July 2
42% Jun 25
18 Va Jan
152
150
7
17
34 V* Feb
9% Jan
May 4
Apr 24
56 Va Jan
30% May
133 Va Apr
151
8
11
5
164
27
28
-•
Mar-
127% Jan
59
-
4
129
May
36% Apr
1
2
2
Amer
126 Va May
1
■33% Apr 17
136 % Mar 26
65% Feb
28 Va
Jun
25
1
2
29
25 % Apr 18
25% May 17
28% Apr
2
27 Va Apr
24
25
Jan
16
26Vt Feb
7
24% Aug 21
Jan
2
29
15% Feb
5%
13% Jan
18
Aug 10
Jan
19
22% Aug 29
Jun 27
10
39
Oct
26
17
Jun
25
Jan
8
27% Oct 31
26% Oct 17
54
15
Mar 30
42
Mar 19
33% Mar 29
25% Mar
20% Jan
4
14% Mar 16
37 % Jan
15
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
37% Jan
52% Jan
23% Jun
37
Jan
25% Oct 26
37% Jan
4
91
95
10-
May 28
16% Oct
Jun
24
28
27
49% Feb
11
24% Feb
For
25
79
footnotes,
American
48 Vt Jan
30
Ametek
5
9
97
26% Apr 19
21% May 15
,Feb 27
8
see page
2
15% Feb
27.
27
Apr
11
Anchor
Anderson
41% Jan
7
Anken
"18
39% Jan
Apco
2IV2
87
38%
38
113
113V4
18 3/4
18 8/4
29%
18%
19Va
42 Va
43 Va
43V4
44 Va
22 Va
22%
22%
67
68
par
V
No par
44i%
443/4
''44%
44%
22%
22 Vt
22%
22 Va
221/4
68
67Vb
68%
*671/4
11'%
12
11%
11 3/4
V28%
283/a
28Vs
281%
29%
28'%
29 Va
28 Va
15%
1601%
22 Va
157
26 V2
*126
pr.eferred_100
157Vt
1601%
*158%
22%
223/4
23Va
23%
24
-32%
323/4
33
33'%
12 rv
f
157%
158
26 Va
27
33 Va
32 Va
33Vt
25»/2
25
251/4
24%
_____12.50
13V2
13%
13%
13 Va
33 %
124%
125
123 Va
31V2
32
31%
:
134
100
Corp
Works
,_.
Co
133/4
124%,
32 Va
134
134%
12 43/B
123%
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25%
1,700
26
*25%
26
27
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27 " *
*253/8
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243%
243/t
243/4
22%
23%
>20%
227/a
45
45%
45 *
45%
30
30%
25V4 "26
■
23%
233/e
23%
44 Va
".451/4
44%
45
30%
30%
30 Vt
30 Va
18%
17Va
24%
V
/
18%
17%
18%
'<■' 17 Va
"IS 1/4
241/4
23 Va
23%
24 Vt
23%
24 Va
33%
48%
31%
.
49%
50
32
6.25
34%
34
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—21.80
27 Va
23%
;__1
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19Va
32%
*96 Vt
27%
22 V*
50%
31%
32
32%
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32
97%
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90
27
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30Va
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96,100
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24 Va
10,200
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50 Vt
343/t
34Va
34%
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51%
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50 %
31%
31Vt
311/4
32 ■/
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32%
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27
27
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18%
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22
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26
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25 Va
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1
2,600
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36,900
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26
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134
134
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26
253/i
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-
31
135
134
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760
230
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63%
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27%
:
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63%
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33Va
124Va
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32 Vt
>
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128 /
26 Va
33%
257/a
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25
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&
33
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-
3,800
18,000
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158 Vt
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127
128
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74 Va
157 Vt
158 Vt
33%
13%
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160 Va
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25%
33
25 Va
157%
.
32%
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73
-
127 Va
127%
126
32 Va
common
32%
11V4
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126
,
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38,900
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27
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11
26 V4
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28 Va
.
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16
1,900
79,800
113/4
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45%
11 Va
•
33,200
45Va
22 Va
67%
16
157,400
223/8
11V4
160 Via
1,300
18%
67
.12
15%
6,400
.18 Va
293/4
67%
*157
_.8%
1,200
183/4
28 V2
_
33,500
*29
11%
*
80
383%
114V4
-
18%.
"18%
291/4
19 Vt
114
94,7C0
88
37%
38%
10
20 Va
*863^
115
X115
115
29%
451/2
Corp
X38 Va
38%
v
■
18Va
.'
&
88%
900
5,100
106
20 Va
21
*87
*29%
No par
Co
Clayton
*114
x20%
87
,
38 Va
38%
112%
23%
Chemical
2IV4
20%
88%
20 V4
*87
xl8%
com
preferred
Oil
*104Va
19%
Hocking Glass Corp_:
,20 Vt Apr
$4
106
19
-Ampex Corp
5
8
*1041%
106
*104V2
29%
10
>,
23 Va
23
23%
104
19 Vt
Co
2
20,000
18%
100
&
36,300
21 Va
■
23Va
29%
Wire
10,100
55%
21
29 Va
commo,,
Co
Industries
44%
553/4
21%
36,000
51,800
,
15Va
45%
Anaconda
441/4
56
21
23 Va
23 V2
Anaconda
44 Va
5534
15%
Zinc Lead & Smelting.
1
No par
51 Va May 16
Jan
38
Inc
35 Va May 14
44
25,900
133/8
!
19%
Inc endorsed shares
3
13
15%
25
2
13%
23
*253/8
2
I2V4
22 Va
*24%
27% Jan
13
*15%
24V2
40% Jan
12 Va
a
I534
27
30 Va Jan
291/2
a
15%
24 Va
4
35V4
29i
'■/
15V4
*25%
4
37 V
34%
297/a
15%
25
2
363/4
36V4
29 Va
-
21%
25
Amphenol-Borg
35,300
371/2
36
29%
21%
27
25% Feb
37
36 3/a
29Vi,
21%
72%
3
37%
3,400
36 Va
21%
73
preferred
preference
36 Va
56
32% V 33
11
10%
Sugar
57%
391/4
38,300
391/4
44 Va
23
-500
12,300
563/4
553/,
104
v
3.9V4
44%'
*112%
5,100
23
577/a
56 Va
23 Va
3,200
;
39%
44
*151/2
600
••
14,900
541/2
.
571/8
55
105
•54
;
.
391/2
43
23
11 3/4
1,
57%
57%
21%"
53,600
411/8
11%
.
451%
411/8
39 Va
43%
74
&
preferred
23% May 13
92
36
30%
12%
.
45Vt
■
57V«
15%
_____100
Smelt & Ref'g
.31 % Apr
28% Jan
37%
*91%;
92
*91 Va
.
19 Va
6%
preferred
5% % preferred
Amsted
38%
10 Va
Water
14
;
32%
Viscose
35% Feb
35 Vt Apr
10
./
10%
American
13
-91 Vt
32%
American
18% May 13
91 Vt
22
6
AMP
92
22 Va
May 16
Jan
643/4
22%
20% Jan
May 16
34% Sep 26
28% Oct 23
Jun
:
6
25
52V2
52V2
52
21
Sany com___5
preferred
5%
24
25
25
23
221/2
57%
56 V*
1
non-cumulative
6%
Apr
*22 Va
55 3/4
29%
American Tel & Tel Co_
22 Vt Jan
223/4
22%
Dvlpt Corp.!
American Tobacco
25 Vt Mar 19
22'Va
22%
19%
Co
South African
5.44%
May 29
20
22 Va
22%
43
.
American
?
22Va
22V2
22%
23
52
92
58Va
5
...
.
.v
18%
preferred
6%
3
May 17
13% May 16
22V2
.25%
29%
12%
_No par
Std
&
.American Snuff
27 Vt
54
.Seating Co
_10
Ship Building Co__No par
American
7%
53 Va
.
29%
Co
Gas
Optical
American
3
533/a
2
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
American
Mar 26
53
_1.66%
Co
7%
preferred
American Research
May 17
28 Va May 17
26 % Jan
19
63 % Dec
Jan
Jan
23% May
13% Apr 30
114% Jan
2
2
44% Apr
134% Feb
*
74% May
21% Jan
125
33 Vt July 18
136 Vt Jan
12
News
American Rad
May 17
113/8
36 Va
1
100
__:
^American Potash & Chem
May 10
11%
37%
•
com__i
Corp
45% May 16
25
llVt
Va.
—No par
Products
24% Jan
30% Mar 15
65
Metal
7
May
41 Va
11 Va
57
___100
Meter Co
American Motors
9
4
41 Va
•'
87
Mar
54% Jan
41%
11%
53 Vt
22% 22%
22% ;22%
51%
52
*91
92
56Va
57V2
38% 39
36Va
37 Va
36% 36%
28%
29%
12% 12%
41 Va
21V*
61,-
18% Oct
-
45 Va
41
87
2
152 Va May 16
23% Oct 26
8% May 29
48% July 18
122
39% Feb
2
2
Oct
142
23
22
142% Jan
14
73% Jan
32 Va Jan
2
45Va
20%
American
14
Jan
31
451%
com_i._l.75
Inc
21,100
311/8-
31 Va
44%
Mach & Fdry
preferred—.!
Climax
30 V4
9,400
31%
*103 %
Metal
52Vt
32
5OV2
*90V*
1
convertible preferred-
17,900
51%
44%
22 Va
23
____1
Ill_
15%
53
..
44Vt
*41 Va
11 Va
53
100
American
7
18
.
.
12.50
of
Co
100
161/8
16
x30%
preferred
American
19 Va May 13
19
18% Sep
Investment
prior
American
May 16
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
-
40c
__.
600
65
„
32Va-
41%
Vll%
53 Vt
53 V4
6.50
Corp
Products
7,500
44%
41%
:
American Hosp Supply Corp_No par
American International Corp
1
7
Jan
81
2
5
97
Hardware
American
4
)
Foreign Power__No par
American
Jan
101 Va Mar 18
Mar 19
&
400
23%
26
44
2,50
Export Lines Inc
■I
31%
^---10
Co
126,600
23%
31 VB
No par
48,600
24%
12L
*641/4
64...
63%
64
*62%
63%
63%
44%
241/8'
26
4,700
15,000
68%
26
26%
14,900
23,200
137
43%
24%
26 Vt
Corp
American
52,100
*115
*25%
-.___1Q0
Power
64%
r.
68
116
113 %
113
113
113
*110
__5
._____lo
American
22
23
Jan
Enka
44% May 15
15
2
86
American
63,200
24%
70V4
No par
25
preferred
58 Va Jan
18% Mar 21
5
12
9
13% May 17
prior
14,800
27
64 Va
45Va
23%
29%
26%
29
I
69%
45
22%
V
113
*110
136%
44%
44
1
V
69%
par
Sugar common-10
American Electric
16
10,400
18%
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
37Vi May
6
363/i, May 14
19
26%
No par
Commer Barge Line Co__3
Consumer Ind
_No par
59 3/8 May
2
44% Jan 23
30 Vt May
62,600
951/2
18%
18%
5.. 11 Va
6
1
19%
19
*941/2
18%
27
1_
2
323/8 Mar
16,i00
18%
1
473/4 Jan
'
13%
951%
*94
5,900
90
13Va
19
19%
19%
94 Va
*93%
4,100
561%
561/4
13%
13 Va
800
1,700
•
81/2
*88%
90
*88%
91
19
19%
95%
-,v
8%
56%
56
56%
88%
13%
56
*88%
45 / :
45
8%
81/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
91
19%
common—__12.50
363/4 May
'
4,600
40,400
51
26
______;
Co
American Crystal
4%%
27%
14%
13 %
Chajn & Cable
American
18
'/•■• 102
27Vt
27%
18%
._■.
94
4
106 Va Nov
7
24% Oct
v
24
79% Sep
Jan
*101
27%
27%
common
88% Mar 12
2
33% Feb
May 29
Mar 20
643/4 May 17
40 Va Feb
1
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
3
79
25
44 Va Oct
101
American
29% Apr
20V4 Mar
18
17
American
24
8,700
102
%01
50 Vt
*94
No par
12.50
No par
Co
7% preferred
23
May 17
49%
i
18
American ^Cement. Corp
28% Jan
10% Jan
12 % May 29
?
541/2 May 17
5
~'~mm.
25% Jun
22
15
31
35% Dec
24
8V4 Oct
30
113/4 Jan
25
41V8 Jan
26
31
42 Va Jan
Jan
20
21
28% Oct
2
v
49
Broadcasting-Paramount
TheatresTnc
American Can
22V4 Apr
'
5
Jan
Jun
2
17
34Vt Feb
2
103/a Apr
)' "*;• '
50% Mar 26
27
1
Oct
40% Jan
9
.U—'
/-V—'
23
18 Va Oct
20
J 'l!'——
49% V 50
27%
14%
100
10
preferred
American
22 3,4 Jun
31,900
26%
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
53 % Apr
25
Jun
Jan
5,600
33
37%
__50
American
17
'.65
26,900
10'A
.
51%
'
8
29 % Jan
July 19
•
31%
36%
27%
57%
preferred
26% May
59
.
yio
33%
;
50%
8%
common
17% Jan
30
10
48,500
:
94
26%
45
No par
Airlines
24% Apr
40% Jan
30%
181/2
Corp
4
18
25
30%
*92Vt
51%.
56%
America
of
May 18
16% Oct
22% Oct
13,700
27%
*88%
Agricultural Chemical__No
3% %
2,700
231/4
27%
___10
5,100
371/4
37%
331/8
102
*101
3%:
3%
23
27%
5
When issued
May 16
50
50 Va
102
*100%
102
8%
Cement
Petroleum
23
20% Jun
49%
*100%
No par
,_100
Corp
Amerada
49%
50 Va
_5
7,100
37 Va
/
10%
lOVt
10%
37%
100
20,000
-
'
-
94
35
1
Aluminium Limited
140 % May 15
3iy2
33%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
May 29
113% Jan
30%
*921%
94
10%
'
57%
-
5,300
:v;
;__No par
Portland
15
31%
37%
Inc
134% Feb
30%
*92%
94
33%
l
18,200-
50,500
X
No par
Alpha
Alside
25
23Vt
38
Inc
8
84% Jun
23Va
10 Va
common
16
Amerace
37%
23%
:;
3%
371%
23%
—
3%
33%
i__■
19% Apr
29
3%
37%
3%
10
:
30% Jan
Apr
30%
10%
60
■V 56%
57%
x37%.
3%
*92%
V
57
——l
common
29
20 Va Jan
2
26
x57
58%
3-/2
•
15%
60
38
5
16% Feb
7
59%
57%
_No par
24% Apr
18
60 %
17%)
25
:
51
12
9
15%
59%
38%
l
49% Mar 20
27% May
15%
15%
151/2
17%
247/8
15%
______5
24
45
16%
24%
1
57%
70,200
59%
17%
247/8
15%
60%
'
'
16%
17 Va
24%
15%
59%
4,300
4,000v
/■i
24%
17%
25 Va
58%
3%
58 Va
■
17%
3%
—___
16% Oct
30% Jan
59%
■
25
17%
25%
15%
60%
,15%
26%
"37%
convertible preferred
'4.08%
44%
46
16 Va
24%
1
——
Corp
8,600
10%
45
No par
4%
2
26%
2
preferred
Allied Supermarkets
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Jan
26%
45%
Mills
7
45% Mry 10
9% Mar 11
Allied
5
16% Feb
10,400
,
26%
Inc
15
100% Mar
17%
Corp
31
23
24
81% July 5
14% Dec 21
17%
__i______100
Feb
88
17%
26%
10%
common.
66% Feb
6% Jun
45% Oct
2,300
17%
2
9 % Feb
81% May
3
9% Oct 23
72 »/2
18
-44%
50c
preferred
Co
93%
72
17%
10 J/4
1
Inc—
Allied Chemical
93
72
17%
.
26%
Chemicals
Industries
Allen
9
9
93%
7IV2
10%
1
44% Jan
5
34% May 29
12% Oct
Jan
141/4
93
72
26%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
28
Apr
13%
92%
71%
10%
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
42% Jan
Jan
Inc
4% %
14%
91 %
72%
26 %
Corp_
Products
Aldens
22
Jan
Gas
14
92%
10%
Industries——
Alco
38 % Jan
47% Jan
88
J
Alabama
13
May
39 Va May 28
A
14%
72
26 %
Reduction Inc.—
Air
14
93% Jan
9
32% Jan
2
16
14
31 % May 16
9% Apr
31
5
61% Apr
23 %: May
26.% Mar 26
Jan
-4
13%
91%
71%
26%
Products
&
13%
91
17%
.
Products
38% May 10
12.
.Jan / 3
.91
12 J/4 Mar 20
5% May 29
19
Jan
39
4
Control
Air
4% Jan
r
2
6
3% May
40% Mar 26
33
Air
Jan
€5
18
Apr
Corp
26
46,700
17%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
8
200
10,900
14
71%
Aeroquip Corp i.__
6
Shares
•
13%
1
Corp
39% Oct
_
95%
17%
J__
20% Jun
90% Jan
94%
10
Adams Express Co_—
23% Jan
21
94%
94%
_No par
Co
2
28
94
13%
1
13% Jan
95/2 Sep
95
94%
90 %•
1
25
15
,93%
95%
94%
42%
*42
43
*42
43
*42
5
ACF Industries Inc
14
Jan
80
Laboratories
Abbott
2
1
May 17
*417/a
42%,
May .16
41%
42
May 1.5
May 14
May 13
Par
Abacus Fund
26
34% Oct
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,19G3
Year 1962
STOCK
EVERY LISTED
FOR
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
TRADING
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
RANGE OF PRICES
Monday, May 20, 1963
...
Exchange
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY
.
*96 Vt'
27.
-
8,300
23,000
>
•
89,400
1,120
5,200
971/2
27%
6,900
22%
: 21%
21%
.20,600
19%
19%
19 3/8
.19,700
f
Volume
197
Number
6265
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2057)
17
v
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
33
STOCKS
Year 1902
.
Lowest
Jun
42 y4 Dec
25
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
39
May 16
30
31
25
Mar 29
33 % Jan
15
Arizona
40
Oct
22
713/4 Mar 15
51% Mar 19
15
Armco
32
Oct
24
57% Feb 16
733/4 Apr 23
42
59% Apr
483/4 Apr
15
Armour
47% Jun
25
82% Jan
2
25% Oct
24
Feb
5
47
30
15% Oct
25
1
66 y2 Jan
7
84.y4 Apr
24
7
87 y2 Jan
2
92 % Feb
1
Mar 22
34 J/4 Jan
3
40% May 16
89% Jun
9% Oct
Mar
18
Jan
10 y2 Jan
12
Armstrong
25
Arnold
20 y4 Feb
13
Aro
16
17% Jan
15
26
26% Jan
2
34% Mar 27
193/4 May 29
28% Feb
20
25 y2 Jan
2
31
May 25
2j/2 Jan
2
20% Jun
2y4 Oct
25
37% Oct
1
47% Nov
21
43% Jan
Sep 27
80 ye Jan
2
58% Feb
25
52
20'% Aug
29 % Apr
6
27% Jan
16
93/4 Aug
2
34'% May 29
10% Dec
21
10% Jan
2
11
49% Jan
4
43 '% Jan
2
48% Jan
913% Apr
47'% Dec
6
Oct
10
31% Jun
27
85
25
Jan
2
Arvin
94
46'% Jan
21
21
543/b Mar 18
Apr
4
15
48
Jan
2
86 % Apr
19
56% Apr 16
89 34 Mar 14
Atlantic
16
25% Feb
'5
14% Jan
11
17% Feb
26
Atlas
23
2 % Jan
2
25/a Feb
25
Atlas
20
14% Jan
3
17% Apr
18
7
173% Jan
8
18
25 % Jan
28
283/a May 16
38"% May 16
12% Jun
15
July 23
27% Dec
21
93% Oct
24
313% Jan
28% Feb
13
*" Jun
25 ";
10
17
11 % Jan
25
19% Apr
Avco
37% Mar 28
56
May 17
Babcock
14
Jan
27 Ya Jun
27
96% Jun
20
104% Mar
5
100
85 y2 Jan
4
943/4 Mar
9
88
14% Jan
2
36% Feb
Mar 18
106% Feb
Jan
18% Oct
23
'33% Feb
1
26% Jan
30
Oct
29
48 3/8 Feb
19
46% Jan
9% Oct
19
22% Feb
21
12
3
16
24
4%%
93% May
7
40% May 17
18
29%
1,900
30%
19,000
3%
3%
3 »/4
3%
8,600
Gas
&
Bangor &
25
85% Mar
20% Jan
5
10% Jan
May 3
12% Feb 25
24
52% Apr
30
39% Jan
46% Feb
25
5%
12% Nov 13
23% Jan
4
123/4 Apr
15 % Jan
29
Basic
Bath
Iron
36
Oct
22
59
Jan
19
22
Dec
21
37
Jan
2
36% Mar 20
453/4 Jan
26
31% Apr 26
26% May
1
47% Jan 10
Jan
18 y2 May 29
343/8 Jan
11
22% Mar
363/4 Oct
61
Feb
26
41.5/8 Apr
29% Jun
24
52% Jan
27
29
22
21
6
30
101% Oct
17% Oct
62% Jun
2
29 Va Mar 21
24
14
1523/4 Jan
2
35% Apr
5
45% Apr
96% Mar 28
Barber Oil
Basic
18
100
Jan
20 3/4 Mar
82% Apr
41% Jan
9
Bausch
29
3
103% Mar
6
26
7
54% Nov
16
95
Feb
19
66
Jan
22% Jan
22
16
163/4 Jan
8
31% Jun
5
35
26
33% Apr
10
35
29% Sep
11% Oct
27
60
Beck
2
Jan
—
Creek
34% Jan
43 Va May 14
Beech-Nut
12% Jan
8
153/4 Jan
29
Belco
18% Apr
26
20% Jan
18
11% Oct
24
24
19% Feb
50% Jan
26
15% Oct
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12 Va Feb
14
48
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15
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2
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128 % Mar 23
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22
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31
18
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24
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12
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3
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8
2
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6
7
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2
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3
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4
36% Dec
35% Jan
2
21
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6
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22
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25
35
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27
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25
11% Feb
7
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23
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8 5/a Mar 13
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11
33/8 Jan
.
2
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2
30% May 17
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4
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3
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15
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13
85% Jan
30
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4
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13
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2
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23
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22
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22
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26
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31
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70
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8
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100
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16
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27.
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3
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2
Canadian Pacific
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9
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28
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9
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15
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Canada Dry
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$4.25 conv preferredCanada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
5%
5
_
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Ry
928
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Callahan Mining Corp
Soup
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36%
5
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1
Industries
Terminal
■
313/4
31%
11%
5
13
37
5
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A
36%
87
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47%
47%
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42%
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34 %
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Calumet &
28
16
92% Apr
21% Jan
48
16%
4
10%
-
15%
California Financial Corp
California Packing Corp
t
5
107% Jan
15
471/4
40
102
preferred
—
.____—.100
3%% preferred
100
4%% second preference
—100
29
27% Feb
85'% Jan
47%
103
92
13 %
"
4%
11
'
42 %
363/4
Bullock's Inc
29'% May 13
6% Mar 11
6,500
13%
Byers Co (A M)
8
16
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issued—
9
23% Apr
153/4
89 3
1
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2
2,000
50
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53
16%
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2
7% Jan
53
90%
10%
Stores Inc
18
13'% May 21
Sep 25
12% Mar 28
Food
Jan
323% Jan
10
&
—
Feb
23
53
10%
44%
No par
Corp
preferred
21
23
I.6CC
52%
53
40%
15%
_
210
40
89%
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153%
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34
May 29
11,200
92
10%
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2
7% Oct
21,100
92 3/4
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Burlington
9
13%
35
103
90%
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Bulova
13'8
4,600
34%
15
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard
Co
15
4%'.
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10%
31%
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13%
35%
90
10
Aluminum
Budd
4%
103/4
1
Decker Mfg
(E
4%
15%
Laughlin Inc
18%. Mar 19
10% Jan
,52%
1573/4
28
Mar 27
*39%
157%
Burndy
9
40'%
157%
95% May
8
173/a May 17
Jan
40 %
*157%
133/4 Mar 15
20% Oct
4
Jan
91%
*91%
157%
Bucyrus-Erie
12% May 17
35% May 17
88
53
.
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91%
•
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When
13
24% i Jan
55
52%
34 3 u
103
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Buckingham
17% May 13
63% Apr 24
Jan
52
13%
131/4
35%
103
321/4
Buckeye Pipe Line
18% May 13
15% Apr 16
87% Mar 27
93% Dec
17% May 29
8% Oct
2
2
2
15% Jan
9
24
113/4 Jan
79% Jan
613/4 Jan
27
24 y8 Oct
14"% Jan
4
39%
:
4%
43'4
31 %
Brunswick
33% May
7
313/4 May 16
" 8
-
26% Dec- 14
Jam 23
11% Jun
84%- Oct
/ 41% Fe b 21
18% Mar 8
44
,
14
153% Feb
■-
Jan
39%
—100
5.50%- preferred series
Brown Shoe Co Inc
10
2
31
19
20 5/a Jan
523/4 Jan
Dec
•423/s Apr
40%
1
Airways Inc
Manufacturing Co
3.50
Briggs & Stratton Corp__
__3
Bristol-Myers Co' common
______l
3 3A%
preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common—__100
19
114
92%
39%
Briggs
25
Apr
933/4 Jan
24
79
98 3/4 Apr
*91'%
34% :
103
.
893/4
Braniff
30
91
13%
351%
102'%
92%
Brach
14
Jan
143/4 May
26
12%' May 29
9% May 29
63/a Jan
13%
3434
*91%
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
5 % preferred
__100
13
343/4 Apr 11
123/8 May 17
47
13%
4%
,
10%
Boston Edison Co
14
93/4 Feb
4%
101%
35%
102
45%
32%
Borman
21
99%. Feb
13% Oct
.
5% Feb
13%
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102
■
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67,100
53 %
33%
3%%
14% May
9
42% May 13
3,200
18
32%
Borg-Warner
19
Jan
26
45%;
Feb
85% Jan
Jun
i 23
87%
16,900
15
31%
Book-of-the-Month
Jan
1.100
•
27%
32
233/4 Jan
85
17 %
18%
31%
Borden
*16%
■
1
Co
Bohn
64% May> 8
46% May 14
310
15,900
97,000
15%
13
Bond Stores Inc
9
2 5%
27%
32%
Boeing
23/U
2%
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Blaw-Knox Co
4
2%
14,800
,
17%
32
(E
15%
15%
313/a
&
89%
15%
27%
33%
&
89 y4
15%
2
38% May 15
84% May 24
22'% Jam
2
2%
,19%
Bliss
53%
88%
15%
8,400
38%
2%
193/a
Black
53-%
88%
%
28
2%
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
___5
4%% pfd series of 1951——100
6
25
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20% May 15
8
15'%
2%
54
17 Vo
—III
4
Mar 18
54%
8.91/4
2,900
93'
53%
38%
23/8
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Mar 14
14
15
54'%
88 34
*92
53%
53%
143/4
Bobbie Brooks Inc
19% Jun
15'%
Bestwall Gypsum Co
Illioc
Bethlehem Steel Corp common—__8
7% preferred
_100
593/4 May
9
333/4 Apr 16
263/4 Apr 15
403/s Feb
89%
15
34
14
18
543%
88%
15%
53%
19
273/a Jan
30% Jan
54%
89%
52%
27%
Co
2
35 % Mar 26
543/i
89%
52%
93
89
Inc
225/8 Jan
1
30
Leasing
Co
7
5
513%
333/a
&
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5
51%
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93
17%
<
23
56% Feb
51%
15
100
—
preferred
16% Apr
213/a Jan
*92
5
2
37% Apr
109
Feb
93
51%
.—No par,
Finance
123/s Jan
29
2% July 9
4%" Jun 28
May
90
*92
______1
Best
343/4 Apr 16
159% Mar 25
27
16,100
46%
93
28%
Corp
Berman
11
46%
38%
Co
2
25
29% M,ay 29
6
67,200
10%
46 5/8
*92
No par
$4.50 conv preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
8
4
Sep
22
5%
6
2
Jan
9% Oct
1
2
Jan
16
15
May
263/4 Jan
153
35% May 29
Jan
May
1% Feb
283/4 Jan
3
26
79
53%
125
29...
10%
46'%
37%
Intercontinental Corp
Beneficial
15
18% May
24% Dec
24
2
28%
10%
27%
Corp
Howell
Bendix
28%
11
46%
17 Va
Gossett Co
19
29%
29%
10%
46
—II10
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Inc
Savers
&
24
Apr
28%
11
46'/8
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&
60
35% Jan
26% Feb
9% Oct
51% Feb 28
1
114% Mar
Life
Petroleum
59% Jan
29
10%
46
37%
RR
Bell
Bell
28%
11
46%
1
_
Bell
7
17
39 5/s Jan
Oct
20
15
Jan
27
87% Nov
64
50% Mar 22
495/8 Jan
11
29
10%
271/a
I
Belding-Heminway
21% Apr 22
27% May
9
5
43% Jan
3
3
2
20% May 15
Feb
40% Jun
Jan
17% Apr
30% Feb
152% Apr 24
27% Mar 14
15
793% Jan
9
1% Jan
47% Mar 15
24
27% Oct
1403A July 24
13 % Jan
21% Mar 28
20
l3/4 Feb
26
22% Oct
31
55% Mar 15
49% July 16
108 ya Jun
4
6,600
17
—._
Shoe
9
65%
25 5/a
preference
Corp
Works Corp
Corp
223/4 Feb
65%
46 y4
I_i0
preferred
36% Dec 47
8
16% Jun
24
66%
35%
_
Lomb Inc___
14%. May 29
65%
17'/a
Corp
common
&
Beech
66
25%
35'%
B
(A S) 4%%.
Beech Aircraft Corp
30
26.900
64%
28%
__.
Apr
51%
64%
17 y«
Corp
com
Beckman Instruments Inc
15
28
Apr
14% Apr
17
11% Jun
64
,___g
series
Laboratories
4% %
51%
64%
5c
Cigars Inc
Beaunit
51%
63%
•51
25%
*34%
(James B) Distilling Co
Beatrice Foods Co com
No
245/8 May
1153/4 Jan 14
3%
51%
17%
Beam
49% Mar 14
3%
513/4
263/8
convertible
Bayuk
3%
51%
36
Corp
Inc
Baxter
3%
51%
25%
*34y2
Products
92
Jan
3%
51%
*17%
_
Elec
Aroostook
24
71
1,600
51
&
Jun
8
31
2%
Co_.
preferred
8y2 Oct
.
3%
30%
1
Wilcox
38% Dec
60
30
30 %
Ohio common—100
non-cumulative preferred_100
4%
*11
29%
.1
Tools Inc__.
Baltimore
May 14
17% Jan 29
11%
18%
4%. preferred series C—__lQo
53
Jan
&
Baltimore
6
*11
No par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7-
*11
i
Baker Oil
1
11
29 %
31
(B T) Inc
5
12% May
32% Jan
11
40%
18V2
Corp
11% Mar 26
19
11%
40%
403/4
11%
30%
Avnet Electronics Corp__
Babbitt
100
40
29 %
1
common
8
7
2,600
393%
18%
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
22
40%
39%
29%
pref ($1.20)
3
5% Jan
9,700
91
40 3A
40
'
__20
Nichols
17% Jan
4% Mar 20
80%
91
♦91
_1
24% Mar
46% Feb
9
Mar 20
80%
92
92
31
lo
273/a May
8% Mar 12
58%' Feb
26
May 29
443/4
81%
*91
*183/8
50c
preferred
Conv prior
23
44%
80%
90%
29 %
X30%
100
1
Mar
45%
82%
82%
90%
18%
common
4
23
30% Mar 29
4% May 29
37 % Jun
5%
45 %
81%
82
92
29%
preferred
B
16% May 16
13% Apr
2
16% May 29
14
Refining
series
Austin
44%
17,500
31,600
21,600
18%
Corp common
15% Sep
20 5% Dec
56
83%
•
*29%
Chemical Industries
17
55%
45%
31
—No par
575% Feb
88
Nov
11% Jan
56 %
55 y2
44%
29%
10
Coast Line RR
1
'
55%
44 %
54%
303/4
City Electric Co com___4%
preferred
100
3
Feb
555/a
56
45%
29%
Co
24
3'
78,100
31%
11%
18%
.—
12% Nov
29
40 y2
31%
l
81% Jan
Jun
40'%
31%
2.50
41% Oct
2Z
Shares
40%
823/4
Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
non-cumulative preferred
10
$3.75
'
31 %
'
18 %
Inc
Investment
Atlantic
54%
39
the Week
18%
Brewing Co
Dry Goods Corp__.
4%
313/B
55 %
Atlantic
10
40
31%
*11
Friday
Mav 17
2.50
Industries
5%
40
31%
45
Atchison
28
40%
31%
5
Corp
Associates
24
X40y8
40
Associated
Mar 18
40%
"90%
Sales for
Thursday
May 16
31%
_____1
Corp
Associated
Jan
87
Constable
Co
Ashland Oil & Refining
May 13
3% May
8
51% May 15
66% May 16
22
5 %
lo
________________Z.Z—.5
Rubber
May 15
40%
Corp
Co
PRICES
Wednesday
May 14
31
2.50
—
23% Apr
33 y2 Feb
2
Co
Armstrong Cork Co common—____1
$3.75 preferred
_No par
13 y2 Jan
4
&
SALE
Tuesday
May 13
No par
:
Public Service
Steel
HIGH
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
43% Mar 13
23 % Jun
38%
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
943/4
95
95'A
96%
96'A
97
97%
24%
24%
24%
243'a
243/4
24%
24%
23%
99%
24%
12,500
24
93
93
*93%
94
*93'A
94
93 %
93%
*93'A
94
55
54%
54 %
*54'%
55
54%
54 %
*54 %
55
103%:
10%.
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10'A
10%
8.S0O
28
27%
28
27%"
28
27%
28
27%
28%
27.500
1.66%
No par
100
*54'%
-No par
10%
25
2734
,
1434
9,5C0
30
"
-
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2058)
18
.
.
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Oct
9
Jun
96
J
10
Mar 16
43% Mar
1
491/z Apr
11
24 % May
2
29% Feb
12
1514 Mar 30
103
Nov 19
13 % Mar
7
15% Apr
8
101% Jan
2
Feb
12
27
60% Jan
10
70
3314 Mar 27
41
56
24
25
37 '/a Oct
Highest
Lowest
32% Jan
13
Jan
8
45 V* Jun
25
64
26% Jun
28
45% Mar 14
Dec
107
43% May
2
8
3614 Jan
49% Sep
50% Apr
36% Jan
28
2
Jan
26
29% Jan
34% Jan
54
Jan
6514 Mar 13
7
Jan
38 % Oct
4 V2 May
July
44
Mar 12
77
23
48
4
64% Jan
80% Jan
314 Jan
414 Feb
25
42% Jan
22
Jun
16 % Jun
14% Nov
79
Jan
44
5
26
34% Mar
Mar 22
137% May
14
42% Feb
13
20% Mar
90
:
.14% May 29
Jun
44
20
Aug 23
68
,25 Va: May 28
Jun
35
;
93
July
17
25
5
May 29
23% Jan
7
102 % Apr
4
1
Central
Illinois
47 % Feb
7
Central
&
27
2
24
Oct
Mar 19
24
9% Apr
4
24
49 % Feb
16
33'/a Jan
25
Jun
21
% Feb
Cessna
16
25 Va Jan
' 2
Nov
27
96% Jan
22
16
32% Jan
' 2
40% May 16
21
May 29
31 % Dec
21
29% Feb
12
34% Jan
17
18
31% Apr
11
16
Oct
24
20% May 14
25% Jan
25
25% Feb
7
18 Va Jan
2
lO'/aJan
2
5 Va Jan
2
32
Oct
5
44 Va
May 28
60
Jan
4
9
98
Jan
U
May 29
62
Apr
3
7% Apr
3
Jan
62% May 14
7
100
'2
60
Mar
92
May
2
May
,
1
"
37
51% Jan
Oct
22
13% Jan
4
13% Nov
1
21 Va Nov
23
Sep
20
27% Feb
19
14%
Jan
2
22% Sep
24
36 % Feb
15
29 Va Jan
17
9% Jan
6
10
Jan
2
16% Jan
14
9
11% May 15
Feb
20
22% May 10
38% May
8
24
17% Feb
Nov
5
64% Feb
20
5i% Jan
3
61% Feb
8% Jun
25
22% Feb
7
13 Va Jan
2
22 % May 15
14% Oct
22
36% Feb
8
20% Jan
2
19% Oct
24
31% Jan
12
26 Va Jan
:3
14% Nov
30
26% Feb
2
18 Va Jan
2
19
22
35% May
2
22
Feb
20
25
21
Mar 26
18Va Jan
.4
May 28
8% Oct 24
29
Jan
4
33% Jan
2
7
Oct
13% May 16
2
'
.Jun
15 V2 Jun
13
,
15
36% May 29
50 Va Mar 19
87 Va July 10
93
Oct
29
107
Dec
32 % May
25 Ve Feb
14
14
Mar 29
28
101 Va Jan
2
27'A Jun 25
v
52% Feb
16
Jun
27
Chickasha
Chock
15
Chris-Craft
44% Oct
24
97V» May 29
1
59'/a Feb
112
30
Cincinnati
29
When
29
8
27
4G % Feb
Jun
27
37
31
14
Feb
20
23 Va
Jun
31% Oct
53
Jun
31 Va
Cleveland
104% Feb
4
3
■) 19% Nov 26
8
17
36 Va Jan
12
37% Feb
68
22
57
12
Jan
49% Nov
143
103%
30
140
Mar
6
Coastal States
96% May
Coca-Cola
24
41% Jan
21
80
Jan
9
21
55 Va May 16
Apr
17
31% Apr
5
36% Apr
22% Jan
2
33
19
84% Mar
1118% Mar 15
$3.50
Collins
May 15
Collins
8% Jan
2
10% Apr
16
32% Jan
3
39
19
14
14
Jun
25
69
Jun
4
41
May 29
51
30'/a Apr
18
31
17'
79% Jan
34
55Vb Jan
.May 29
7% Jun
11 'A Oct
•
25
11% Jan
2
96
19
25
49 Va Jan
22
27
39
24
46
May 28
30% Oct
22
65% Apr
27% Apr
33% Feb
42% Apr
101'/a Dec
2
104 % Nov
121/4 Feb
4
Congoleum-Nairn
17
35
6
"
89 Va Jan
3
17V4 Jun
25
92
Aug 15
51/2 Oct 24
35% May 29
101
July 20
38
Jun
28% Mar
7
■
16
32%
32%
21 Vu
71,400
21%
20 At
21%
20%
21%
21%
22'A
21%
22%
22 %
22%
x21 1b
22%
22 Vb
22%
22 '/a
22 %
21%
21%
7%
7%
7,800
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
24,900
42%
42'A
42'A
42'A
42'A
42
61%
*97%
104
2
68%
59
10%
11
17%
17'%.
par
50
par
•
02%
•
62a
*98'%
62'A
*98'%
62%
104
42%
62 'A
*99%
58%
59%
58%
59 %
59
59%
7,500
11
11%
11'A
11%
.2,900
18
18
19
11%
19%
11'A
19
19%
19%
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
38
37
37'%
34%
37
37
37
22 %
22 V2
22
37%
38
12 %
,
12 "a
12'%
12%
13 Vu
131/4
59
59'A
59%
60
60
60 %
60
20%
20%
22 V4
21%
22'A
21
32%
33%
21%
33
34%
34%
35%
34%
35'A
34
31%
31%
34'%
31
24
24
23%
24
22 %
23%
23'A
23%
23'A
23%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
Va
'A
23%
*231/4
31%
31 Vu
31'%
24
24'A
24
24%
23%
24'A
23 7 a
25 'A
25%
25%
25%
31
31%.
*23%
16%
15%
16
15'%
15%
54 Va
53'A
.56%
56%
com_8.5o
55%
55Va
55%
55 Va
55VB
55 'A
100
*'
*105
1
107
49%
48%
49%
43
42'A
27%
67 VB
113
92
*105
107
x48
42%
67%
67
67%
66'A
115%
114
114%
113%
22 lit
23
28
27%
92
43
48%
42%
67'/a
114
48
42'A
65 Vu
114%
22%
22%
23
23
22%
27%
28'a
27%
28 '/b
27%
8%
8'%
8'%
8%
39%
40'%
40 %
40%
x40 Vu
44%
44%
*44'%
67%
*39
43%
64%
104
63%
64%
103%
45
103%
63%
104
8%
8
'A
8%
2,300
40%
36,000
45
64%
104'%
63 'A
*104
*67 %
67%
67 Va
67'%
*67%
39%
39%
*39%
4-1
42%
44%,
4o'/.,
148%
*145 %
34%
34%
35%
34%
35%
35%
36'A
35%
95%
36%
94%
95%
45,100
95
95%
95%
96
21%
22 'A
95%
22 'A
22%
14,700
1
54'/b
54%
95%
22%
54'A
54%
54%
*81'%
82'%
*81'%
82%
*81%.
32,200
common
22 "2
55
22%
55%
54%
55 Vb
*81%
82 %
811/2
81%
2
25
21
26"
17'/a Jan
Feb
18
29
72% Feb
16
58% Jan
25
64% Feb
15
121/4 Jan
29
10% Jan
29
56
19
53'A Jan
29
56v4 Jan
13V8 May
2
63% May 16
42% Mar 29
19
87'A Jan
4
2
'A Jan
91
4
Feb
26
'
5% May 16
x34%
35%
34%
34%
35%
35%
35%.
31 %
32'A
35%
9,900
32
33
31%
321/4
31%
22%
31%
22%
23'A
23%
115,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
21%
—5
9%
10 VB
9%
10
9%
9%
50
B
37'A
37'A
36'%
37
36%
36%
23%
27,400
9%
9%
22,000
37
37
37%
37%
9%
20
Ry—
1st
Co
*51%
52
51%
52
52%
52%
55
55%
52'A
54%
55'A
54%
55%
54
55
10
291%
29%
53%
29'/b
29%
29'A
29%
29%
5
29%
28%
29%
28%
29'A
28%
29
28'A
28%
28'A
84
83
83
69%
68%
69%
69
Inc
27%
27%
27%
♦83
69
29%
84
*83
69°%
69'A
1
common
2 7'A
27%
27%
27%
5
46%
47 Va
46%
47
109'%
110
100
109
1
26
12.50
49
-
Co
52
-
46
52%
*83
84
.
Y
41% .Inn
47% Apr
36% Mar
59V2 May 17
27.
15
28 'A
16,10
46%
13,20
47 Va
46%
110'A
110'A
1.09%
26 "a
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'/4
25%
25'A
49%
25%
49%
12,60
491b
49 %
49%
49'/«
491a
49%
49%
16,60
109
46%
9%
13%
X13%
14%
12%
13%
12%
13%
9%
10 VB
10 Va
10'A
10'A
10%
10 %
10%
59 V4
59%
58%
59'A
110
10
9%
9%
9%
59'A
9%
59%
9%
59'A
9%
110
1,1C
9%
9%
3.00
12%
13 Vb
107,80
10%
10%
50,90
'
591a
59%
59%
5.1C
86%
21.80
87 V»
107 'A
107
107'A
107
107'A
107'A
107%
106%
107
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
_5
32%
110'A
111'A
33'%
4.20
33'A
33%
33'A
33%
Corp....1.331/3
40%
34%
33'A
33%
40%
40'A
41
41'A
42'A
41 VB
41%
41%
*26%
14,00
13,40
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,00
64%
64%
66
65%
66%
65'A
65 %
10,101
43
42
42%
15,10
44'A
9,80i
Corp..
preferred—.
Container Corp of America
No par
No par
>103
*94'A
com...5
29%
100
*951/4
1.25
9%
___
Lines
Inc_,_„
Continental Baking Co
$5.50
preferred
Continental Can Inc
common
5
No par
86'%
87
86%
33
87
48%
108
103'%
97
63%
101'A
>103
86%
101%
101'A
102
101%
102
103
103
103
103
103
97
97
*96%
97%
28%
29
*94'A
&
Steel
28%
29'A
-
*97
28%
281a
96
94%
94%
*94%
96%
1
9%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
11 VB
11'A
179,7(
49%
48%
49%
49'A
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
8,2C
108%
108%
46'A
46%
x45 %
46%
43.7C
*89%
89%
89%
89%
11
5'A
47,5(
108
*95V4
96
108'%
108'%
108%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
89%
89%
89'%
89%.
4%
4%
18%
*18%
108%
28
*108
28%
109
.22,7(
(
4%
4%
*89%
4%
5%
5 Va
25
18%
18%
*18%
*18%
19%
*18%
.5
59%
19%
1C
60
59%
60 Vb
59%
60'A
59%
60%
60'/b
60%
28,9C
18,9C
com—'2
,
.
4%
19
4%
1
Corp
Corp
1,07
97%
9%
96
89%
Delaware.
1,90
1Q3
45 Vb
preferred—
Insurance.!
44
42'A
101'A
lo
common_\
44'A
86'A
103%
96
29%
87
101%
96
No par
_
convertible
Steel
46%
110
86'A
Laundries
Data
1
7,00
28'A
107Vs
preferred—
Continental
14,30
28'A
1
$4.50 preferred
Control
30,50
84
111'A
series
Foods
Continental Motors
Continental Oil of
20,60
28%
70%
12%
com__No par
No par
54%
29%.
69'A
1
$4.16
$5
*83
52'A
■
70
No par
Consol Electronics Industries
Continental
9%
10
$3.75 preferred
Continental Copper
10
35%
102'A
13
6,700
31%
101%
48'A Jan
22%
64%
82%
20
35%
100
Air
22%
148'%
30'A
common
N
*145%
1
—50c
common
series
pref
preferred
148%
8,200
No par
!
Inc
of
conv
22%
*145%
42%
88% Apr
8% Feb
26,900
43
34 VB
1
44'A
147
44 VB
3
90
43%
42%
94%
of N Y
Co
43%
147
44'A
24
220
11,000
44 %
42%
_
68%
40%
42%
44
200
*67 Va
43%
44
63%
104'%
*39%
40%
43%
2,800
63%
104%
68 %
39%
44
2
64%
105
42 »A
Jan
81/4
45
43
106
8%
3,300
2,400
5,200
145'%
A
4%
23
28
43%
Cigar Corp
Edison
Continental
23
27%
40%
44%
11% May 16
23
23,300
12,200
41
42%
50
May, 15
109% Apr 29
46 7/8 May 15
42%
65%
114%
45 %
44
,
42%
651b
*114
28%
220
7,900
451/8
44%
2
48%.
40%
43
5
42%
661/4
1,900
105%
40%
44 Va
23
91
45%
42%
Jan
4,200
28
48 Vu
115
*39
44%
55%
*105
'A
39%
43%
17,900
502,500
28
67 Va
44%
16%
23,000
58%
*92
1C6%
48
940
2,60Q
-
55%
92%
28%
45
15%
28
92 %
*105%
16%
56%
27%
8%
*103
1
*105
27%
92%
42%
64
stock..50
107
27%
92'A
48
common_l5
50
28
92'%
15%
11,500
37,700
23%
16%
55%
55'%
.No par
No par
39 V2 May 10
94 Va Apr 24
*23
58
15%
31%
18.9C0
145'%
preferred
$4.52
23 %
531/4
9
4
31'A
16%
54%
28
3,300
25,200
'
24
26
X23'%
45% Apr
IO2V2 Jan
18
'47,600
61
20
4
Mar 25
450
4,800
'..1,600
13%
%
63'A
Jan
13%
59
20 %
27
93
13%
59
20
92 %
20,COO
11
"16%
gtd
■
58%
53%
.
1.80Q
62%
104
11
62%
105
42%
62 %
*99%
58%
26%
3
42%
62%
104
6,000
*18
37%
11%
62%
104
42
1
6% Jan
33
5
94
see page
32%
___10
43% Apr
footnotes,
33%
Consolidation Coal Co
Consumers Power Co com
Dec
For
32%
Consolidated Natural Gas
94% Apr
2
8% Mar 15
2
50% Jan
.
32%
25
18
Feb
31%
Apr
23% Jan
Feb
20.800
May 16
25
471/4 May
8 7/b Jun
43% May
35% May
640
40%
66 %
94V2 Jan
11,600
40
45
98% Apr 15
1021/4 Apr 23
29
101'A
40'A
25
Publishing Co
Consolidated
101'A
2,000
32 Vb
32 %
3
27
28%
102
'
2
291/4 Feb
29 %
44
39%
40% Mar
12
3
28%
*101%
2
9
107% Dec
29%
102
4%
44
39 %
100
Cone Mills Corp
Consolidated
281a
*101'A
35Ve Jan
Oct
4'
—
Jun
1
_
Jan
82
7
96
Feb
42'A May 15
4%
44%
7.700
39%
No par
Edison
61% Apr
16/
4 %
44 %
30%
40%
-5
preferred—
2
4.12%
29%
4%
44%
30
1.25
Solvents
1
$5
4
44
43%
102
301a
100
Iron
Conde
Consol
29 Vb
*101'A
30
39'%
5
System
conv
Consolidated
29%
1£1
4
30%
39% ■"40%
$4.25
Nast
29%
100
3%
43'%
.
30%
1
;
10% Apr 29
14% Mayl4
__
971/4 Jan
35,900
4
43%
30%
56% Jan
23
27
33.400
4%
29%
241/2 Jan
20
f33V4 May 29
3
'94% Jan
24%
3%
43
30
16
America
Columbia Pictures
13
16.200
33,000
23%
Inc___
25
140
25%
42%
24
pfd
100
System_2.50
15
101
25%
41%
23%
Gas
Jan
*100
25%
42%
24%
Columbia
891/2 Feb
100
25
41%
23%
25
1151/2 Feb
1,100
24%
Broadcasting
Commercial
2
49
24 Vb
No par
Southern
Commonwealth
109
30
45% Feb
&
19
18
48%
common__3.25
noncumulative
14
28
8,200
48%
100
:■■■■•
34%
24%
Columbia
29
Feb
25%
42%
100
34
24 Va
1
19
50%; Feb
81% Jan
100
100
34%
*48 %
800
1%
Corp
&
27% Jan
109
36'A Mar 16
Jan
Fuel
IIIV4 Feb
21
42
34
76
Producing-33 %c
preferred
4%%
x24%
42%
34%
48%
49%
•
No par
of
21
2
*99%
25
42
'A
v
12.50
Co
Mar 20
105,% Apr
2
21% Oct
Jun
'
100
24%
42
18%
*47
*73
26.800
Credit
44'A Jan
*99V4
25
18%
49%
76
14%
Engineering
3
100
24%
18
*47
*74
14%
Commercial
2
■25 Va Jun
'25
100
18
44% Jan
5
113% Mar 30
34
48%
Combustion
3
107V4 Oct
34'A
48%
24
24% Mar 19
27
May 29
34
28% Apr
48% Feb
_
74
48%
41%
18
49%
74
*47
34'A
preferred
!
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
Jan
A 17'%
.
74
49%
25
18
83% Dec
4%
17%
48
34%
Feb
7
13
Apr
50% Dec
5%%
17
48
*73'A
*48 V2
74
67 :
49% Jan
15% Feb
3
25
7,200
8
10'A May
8% May
24
18%
Feb
8% Jan
Jun
■65'A May 28
103 y May 29
56% Apr
29% Apr
4
Oct
8
'30
63,400
83
5
37% Mar 23
45% Jan
31%
77 y4 Jan
105% Jan
25
15% Jun
•35
29%
291/2 May 10
26
16
30
22 'A Jan
72% Mar 16
Feb
Apr
52% May 16
26% Jan
31%
27
Jan
42V2 Jan
20 % May 29
Jun
41
7
27%
15
;
Gas
Corp
Colorado
Mar 19
45% Dec
Jan
Radio
Colorado
17% Jan
48% Jan
Dec
28
1,700
14%
preferred
Colonial
Oct *72
31% May 28.
22
Oct 24
27%
29
49,200
Co
Aikman
23% May 15
Nov
41
27%
29
5
4%
Colgate-Palmolive Co
4
30
9
27'%
_No par
Coca-Cola Bottling
15
"*7 Va
,
500
15,800
28%
No par
36 % May 16
41 Va Jan
17%
45%
28%
11%
_
2
18%. Jun 27
17%
44%
10
Peabody & Co
preferred
7%
3
3
17'A
47%
k.1
guaranteed
20
55
17%
45%
28%
25c
"
84 Va Jan
81% May
1
34'/a Dec 13
17%
47'A
26%
Co
Cluett
8
2,400
4 6'A
28%
100
Corporation
May 14
60
93%
8
Ilium
Clevite
147
\ 93%
*28'A
No par
preferred
Special
93%
11%
A
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
20% Jan
75% Jan
'
$4.50
93%
35,100
15%
Co
Iron
Electric
28% Feb
19 Va May 29
;
May
Equipment
2
32% May 29
Jan
:
Clark
93%
800
45%
143
14%
:
47% Jan
1
Mar 27
28%
93%
25%
45 %
*141%
14'4
—
39% May 10
44% May 13
'
19
May 16
12
Jan~
27% Jan
42
3
July
93%
25%
46
143
*17%
5
Cleveland-Cliffs
17
93
25%
45 %
*141%
14 Vb
Co
11
May~29
;70
Stores
45% May 16
May 29
134 Va Jan
City
68% Jan
37 Va Apr
9314
25%
'•
46%
142
17V4
40
City Products Corp
11
6
6
46
142
14%
A
14
2
23
45%
143%
47%
100
Feb
41
25%:
25%
25%
45%
143'%
14%
Corp
9% Jan
31
5
Apr
*25'%
47
145
520
25%
conv- preferred
Investing Co
63 % Mar
Jan
25%
42,200
11%
$4.40
City
37% Jan
31 Va Oct
'
29
29% Feb
99
41%
26%
Oil
30
4
33 Va Feb
!
26
2
64
41%
'28 %
8.50
18
4
41%
26%
:
"Electric
&
70% Apr
12
23.6C0
41%
1
26 Va Jan
3
Oct
41%
17 %
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co common
__10
115 V2 May 13
9
65% Oct
41%
45%
No par
series
Gas
48% Jan
102
41%
*11%
issued
38 V2 Jan
3
41%
11%
Inc
new
9
3
41%
27
Industries
27
96 Va Jan
4%
76%
17'A
_—10
O'Nuts
26
58 Va Jan
,
2
8% Jan
7
68% Apr
4
24% Jan
'
.
2
Jan
20 Va Jan
Mar 23
8% Dec
100
4%
9%
75
,1
preferred
4%%
preferred
106 Va Mar 19
49% May 13
55% Jan
1
4%
11%
4%
Jan
41% Mar 20
5
Va Feb
35Va Feb
10%
77%
4%
1
Corp
94
'
A 18 Va Nov
9%
77%
4%
26%
—
Cotton
Full
56 % Apr
3G% Mar 20
49 Va Mar 21
10%
78%
3%
45'A
Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Cab
No par
23
•
32 "
9%
76%
4
28%
Chicago Yellow
28 % Apr
Feb
9%
76%
4
11%
Co
Co
preferred
2
Mar 22
104
9%
76%
4%
26%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
25
90
114.600
9%
76%
44%
5% series A non-cum pfd
100
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
49 '/a Jan
10
120
11%
preferred
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No
27% Apr
,
18,300
2 5Vb
'
Chrysler
64
11%
5%
58% May 17
6
58%
25%
Corp
18 % Jan
18% Apr
59%
10,500
*17 Vb
Chicago Great Western Ry com__lo
Chicago
300
58%
42%
50%
29%
Corp
Class A
5%
34
59%
42%
50
1
Products
preferred
23% May 13
Mar 19
May
3
*33%
25 »/a
Chicago & East 111 RR com..No
35% May 15
12% Mar 18
51
27
33%
*11%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3%%
convertible preferred
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
8
8
48
9314
42%
50%
33%
No par
Chemway Corp
Mar 25
44
2
51% Jan
46%
"
42%
*49%
No par
Co
Gotham
Chemptron
5
■
75 Va Oct
25%
k
*143
2.50
Champion Spark Plug Co..
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Checker Motors Corp__
22% May 13
24
37
4
42 %
49%
34
5
Belt
$4.50
29
3% Oct
Mar 29
59%
58
par
Corp
Champion Papers Inc com
30 % May 10
101 Va Apr
15% Jun
45
58%
Service—No par
Co
Aircraft
Chain
15
Pub
Industries
Chadbourn
4% Mar 13
44 Va May
41% Feb
38% Feb
100
591/2
No par
Corp
Certain-teed
6
29 Va May 29
91
5914
42
70
1
.No
com
South West
Soya
Century
Cerro
24% May 13
2
22 Va Oct
Central
22
23
i a
3% Mar 11
3% Oct
30% Oct
Jan
14% Jan
32
26% May 16
20% Mar 20
31
Jan
35
4%%
26% May
2
22
16
Light
preferred
22 Va Mar 11
14
*33%
43
100
Illinois
41VaJan
2
49%
33%
74
98% Jan
60 'A Jan
50%
*3314
50
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
23
42%
*49%
*73
Central
Oct
43%
49%
3314
*48
22
Feb
7,400
42%
Foundry Co
1
1
of Georgia Ry com
No par
preferred series B___
—100
49% Apr
19VaJan
41
5
35% Mar 19
29
40%
5%
Aguirre
7
11 Va Apr
40%
1
2
2
40%
106
20
Corp_
Sugar Co
Jan
4
40%
Central
2
Jan
40
17 Va
14
33 Va Mar 27
4.3C0
40%
27%
77 Va Jan
33
40
17
50% Jan
23% Apr
40
27 /
3
23
69%
Central
Mar 26
17% Oct
69
Central
May
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
11
A
Instruments
46% Jan
28
26
19
Apr
2
46% Apr
106
69 %
31% May 17
18% May 16
15
33
2
25
Jan
106 %
69
49%
preferred series A_100
Corp common
preferred
5%
Cenco
3,100
*106
1
Celotex
14
14
69%
40%
18
47% Feb
2,500
13%
107%
9%
conv
1.900
27
46
69%
33'4
100
46%
*26%
14 Va
*106%
1
preferred
46
26%
14
14
39%
10
:
Shares
45%
26%
45%
26%
13%
the Week
May 17
6914
76%
4%%
106%
45%
26%
14
Friday
May 16
106%
100
7
.
106%
45%
26%
Sales for
Thursday
69
Caterpillar Tractor
No par
Ceco Steel Products Corp
.—10
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
24
17% "Jan
2
48
52 % Mar 30
101 Va May
Apr
2
15 % Jan
19
36% Jan
2
73'
9
Dec
78
29
4,
Jari
22
2
51 Va Nov
Apr
137^
50
Products Inc
2nd
x45%
26%
14
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 15
69%
.—1
7%
Tuesday
May 14
69
5
(J I) Co common
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred
9
15% Jan
23
26% Feb
94
25
30% Jun
106%
Monday
May IS
13%
No par
7%
2
38% Jan
Mar 13
68
1431/2 May
Jan
211
28
2
•
?
Ry_100
Case
J May 13
47
36% Mar
19
91
26% May
13314 Tan
9
Dec
.28% May 29
19% Sep 21
Clinchfield & Ohio
'
14% May 16
20% Jan
10
29
1
25
26%
Carter
20
29 Va Jun
18'% Nov
46%
2614
9
4
26
28% Jun
>
10% May 15
3
Jan
3% Jan
70
2
2Va Jun
12414 Jan
29
22
9% Jan
29
#46%
lo
No par
?
Par
Carolina Power & Light
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Corp common
4%% preferred
Carriers & General Corp
9
44% Feb
3
26% Oct
5
Carolina
3
May 17
May
45% Jan
30% May 29
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Carborundum Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
Carlisle Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Lowest
22
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1962
,
12%
12%
12%,
13
12%
13 'A
12%
13
5
12%
12%
60%
61 'A
60%
62'%
62'A
62%
62%
63%
62%
63
7
45
45V4
*44%
45'A
44%
44%
45
45
45
45
49%
50%
50%
54%
53%
56
55'A
57V2
55%
591/2
56c
17.CC
1.6C
117,8C
Volume
Number
197
The
6265
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2059)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
18 7a Oct
24
34% Feb
5
22 % Jan
21
23
27
34% Mar 19
27% Jan
2
Sep
8 % Oct
1
18% Oct
23
43
12% Jun
25
23% Mar
27 7a Oct
12
2
16% May
263/4 Jan
6
16% Jan
2
24% May 13
32% Jan
43% Mar 21
92% Jan
5
11
Oct
Dec
90
28
36
Oct
153/4 Jan
5% Apr
50
Apr
83% Jan
4
14% Jan
42 % Jan
2
81% Apr
11% Apr
23% Jan
28
26
24
27% Aug 24
42% Mar 19
30
Dec
18
34% Dec
41
Jun
14
48
37% Aug
8
91
Aug
7
12% Oct 22
Mar 13
5
44
Feb
27
2
45
Jan
4
24
Sep
59"% Jan
253/a Feb
96% Jan
97
May 3
21% Mar 29
6 % Oct
25
15% Jan
19
3
70% Jan
29
12% Feb
13
33% Jan
2
19% Jan
6% Jan
2
25% Jan
3
45% Oct
7 19%
9% May 29
28
5% Jun
22
213/4 May
10
35
10
Jun
Mar 13
3
Mar
Crucible Steel Co
5%%
39% Feb
Cuneo
8% Dec
28
14% Jun
27
20% Aug 16
173s Jan
2
24% May 16
35% Aug 21
78
Mar 20
33% Jan
3
38 3/8 Feb
47% Oct
14% Feb
24
9
19
7
Jan
12% Feb
57% Jan 17
$1.60
14
prior
Class
15
45
Jan
2
40% Jan
7
46
Feb
25
86% Jan
5
91
Dec
12
89% Apr
3
92
Feb
4
15% Feb
7
13
Jan
2
143/4 Feb
1
1334 Jan
2
20
May 16
21
30
Jan
11
May 29
9% Jun
25
18% Mar 12
20% May 29
77% July 27
78% Aug
2
29% Jan
2
85 % Dec
86
Dec
81% Aug 30
87
Dec
2
Preferred
Jan
18
Preferred
3.75%
87
May 10
90
Jan
29
Preferred
3.90%
series
46
Apr
25
13
55% Feb
15
2
30
Nov
19% Jan
2
9
9% Jan
2
13% May
31
31% Jan
2
34% Jan
22% Jan
12% Mar
20
9% Oct
12
26
15
31% Dec
6
Feb
30
18% Jan
26% Oct
26
34% Jan
10
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
46% Jan
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
25
40
10% Jan
4
27% Jan
2
22
34
10 % Oct
18
11% Oct
26
23% Mar 26
18% Jan
Oct
23
40% Feb
27% Jan
35% Jun
25
437a Jan
12% Jun
22
48% Mar 23
21% Jan
3
22% Dec
21% Jan
17% Feb
15
11% Mar
16
19
16
49
Apr
27 %
Jan
25% Jan
2
28
24
Dec
7
17% Jun
27
37%" Jan
26
23
16% May 29
Mar 26
?4
22% Jan 22
283/4 Apr
55
22
29% Jan
24% Apr
72% Jan
'
Jun
17% Oct
27
24 '
32
23% Jan
19
4
Mar
223/s Jan
21% Mar
5
20% May 29
31
Feb
8
13
May 29
22
Jan
23
43
Jun
11
Oct
;■
'
26
61
2
16 % Jan
2
53 % Apr
13% Jan
2
24
25
Jan
16
13
Feb
26
254% Mar 14
233
101% Jun
114
•:
105% Apr 22
5
10 % Jan
Apr 27
97% Apr 27
81% July 12
84
24 % May 29
32% Mar 22
Apr
30"% Jan
39
44
42
Jan
5
Jan
2
48
Sep 14
July 10
42% Jan
12
47
Mar 27
45% Jan
19
49% May 25
48% Jun 13
44
43% Jan
45
17
8
2
Feb
7
Oct
23
2
May 28
8872 Jan
2
90
3
92 72 Jan
Nov
30
633/4 Mar
5
4972 Jan
267z Jan
2
5%
Jan
16
26
177a Jan
13
77s Oct
27 38 Jan
3
24
15 3/8 Mar 16
.
5
93/4 Jan
9
2
15
39% Mar 15
347a Mar
357a Jun
25
4972 Mar 30
2
14
Aug 22
63
1
1
Apr
38
3
*84%
85%
86
*87
88%
*84%
86
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89
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89
65
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45%
4,800
340
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5374
5474
48
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55%
47%
54%
49%
487b
55%
49%
48%
49
27%
27%"
48%
27%
487a
277s
21
27%
38,000
20%
20%
21
21
27%
22%
22%
3/a
27%
227a
6,300
27%
1,600
13%
13%
22%
123/4
13%
22%
1274
13
122,500
123/4
13
•
13%
32%
15
13%
32%
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1
__
.
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27
:
3,000
16,600
9,000
33
323/4
33
13
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13
327a
13
13%
33%
13%
33%
24,200
11,200
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127a
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13%
33%
16,300
3374
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100
323/4
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No par
3274
33
323/4
52%
52%
52%
53%
1
58
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527a
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58%
58
527a
52%
58%
58
52%
12
58%
57%
5,700
50c
57%
573/4
573/4
9,100
14%
12%
15%
12
2.50
143/4
15%
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22%
23%
23%.
36%
35%
233/4
3534
2.50
35%
48 3 a
2
48%
12%
48%
12
12%
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12
117a
12%
15
143/4
147/a
143/4
233/4
237/a
227a
353/4
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227a
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487a
5,600
17,800
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22%
35%
48%
157a
237a
26 %
26%
26%
263/4
28
28
28%
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26%
26%
35%
35
48
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27
28
28%
28 74
26%
27
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27
207a
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20%
27,400
47%
271/4
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27
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27%
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28
48
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.<
4,100
2,900
11,300
2,000
9,700
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27%
2674
19%.
20
19%
20 %
20
;1.25
25%
26%
26
26%
25%
26
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24%
247a
25
25
24%
251/4
247a
25%
24%
25
27%
28%
273/3
24%
27%
20%
25%
24%
273/4
277b
24%.
277a
27
273/4
27%
65
7/a
65%
3,400
643/4
651/2
43,800
2574
257a
25%
25%
253%
25
25%
187a
62%
187a
1877
63%
1
.
64%
65%
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i
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1
.
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•
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33
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12%
12%
137a
127a
255%
252%
254%
108%
108%
86%
863/4.
86%
333/4
33%
337a
33%
255
108%
108 %
86%
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12%
12%
253%
86%
86%
86%
33%
.
108
653/4
253%
12%
255%
108
255
5
common
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33
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33%
12%
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12%
252
5,300
9,500
22,700
16,000
5,900
26,800
8,100
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12 3/a
2,300
5.800
254%
11,300
'
108%
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10834
88
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44
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47
47
47
50
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50
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46
467a
1,280
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49
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48
47
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49
47
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49
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47
48
48
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18
177b
47
487a
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18
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47
47
17%
177a
1
12
12%
12
12%
12%
1234
12%
2
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
27%
27
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com
—
9
17%
50
130
230
173/4
1,700
13%
127a
1274
34,000
27%
267a
27%
2,100
11
Mar
6
74
May 8
27 % May 17
457a May 16
474 Feb
13
16
23 7b
70/2 Mar 21
Mar 12
117a Feb
2
523/4 Feb 21
3972 Mar 8
see page
99,100
607a
10,400
100
100
Emerson
113 74
114
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101
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101
*
101
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101
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2
367a
36 7a
36 3/a
36 7a
3672
367a
36%
35 3/a
11%
117a
11%
11%
113/4
1174
117a
11%
11%
5972
5872
59
58
58
58%
58%
95
94
94
95
95
283/4
283/4
29
29
297a
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101
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100
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5
101
36
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367a
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3672
7
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6
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37 3/a
307a
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29 7a
101
37
31
6
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37
94
17%
570
16,700
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8,100
57%
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72
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3774
30
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101
3774
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587a
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5974
59
59%
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307a
31
6
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6
.
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5,400
2,100
5,900
14,000
2,600
57
56
56
55%
5672
55 72
55%
43
45 3/a
433/4
45 74
4472
447a
44%
5674
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11,200
6 7a
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101
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24,300
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44%
44 74
4674
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10 74
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1072
1074
1072
10 72
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19%
19
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15,000
——3
197a
19%
193/4
19%
193/4
19%
19%
1
367e
3672
48,400
36 74
36 7a
357a
367a
36
367a
35%
36
& Phonograph
5
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,_20c
10
22,200
10 74
1074
10%
107a
1074
40
397/a
40%
4074
407a
40
407a
40
9%
404
22.300
3974
563/4
573/4
563/4
57 3/a
54%
567a
547a
5574
48 7a
487a
487a
487a
487a
48 74
49%
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7,300
1,500
Co
Gas_.
Mfg
Co
Co
Electric Co
7.50
48 7a
—10
217a
22 74
2174
21%
74
74
74
1
26
2674
2672
26%
—8.50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
Evans
17
58%
44
447a
44%
447a
No par
3
37a
—
Etirofund
17
: .3534
Endicott Johnson Corp common__10
4% preferred
100
25
16%
1
1
;
Co
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
5%
2,90.0
101
99.7b
1672
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District
Erie &
10172
1147/a
Empire
13
100
,
113%
Manufacturing
20
100
115
Emhart
Feb
100
100
167a
1133/4
Radio
Air
100
16%
1153/s
Watch
Electric
Emerson
100
16 >
11474
Associates
Natural
167a Jan
2
100
1678
11572
——____——50
Co
National
Paso
60
117a Jan
4% Apr
15
May
32% Apr
com
*73
3
217a
*74
263/4
4474
3%
37a
173/4"
97a
10 74
93/4
49
21,200
2,800
217a
217a
21%
21%;
227a
75
73
74
74 7a
75
27
26 72
267a
26 7a
27 %
10,200
45
457a
33/a
44%
45 74
6,400
3%
26,700
447a
3 3/a
374
3 74
15,300
590
A
—100
17 74
1774
18 74
183/b
18 3/a
173/4
Pittsburgh RR Co
50
*59 72
6172
*5972
6D/2
*5972
617a
*5972
61%
1
1574
1572
15%
1572
15%
15 74
157a
1574
15%
14%
1574
147a
147a
14%
147a
29,900
383/4
387a
387a
3774
387a
37 7a
3774
41.500
417a
41%
42 7a
41%
42
4174
4174
14,300
46%
4574
45%
4,900
48
4772
4772
2,800
127a
11%
1174
1,300
57a
48,700
preferred
series
Inc———
14 74
15
1
Co——
Inc
Corp
—5
357a
377a
_3
Products
Eversharp
Ex-Cell-O
2
Factor
(Max)
493/4 May
■
2
1
Fafnir
Bearing
1674 Jan
14
Fairbanks
Fairbanks Whitney
16
6 7a Jan
11
1
18% Jan
10
14
19
3% Apr
22
5072 Jan
83/4 Feb
22% Jan
2
257a Jan
50
5
517a Jan
8
3
373/a Apr
16
13
32% Jan
Elgin
217a Feb
2
47%- May 10
7
14
22
60
393/4
4074
147a
,
37 74
AO
18
1774
*597a
15
18
610
617a
1574
10,100
F
14
Nov
217a
6078
1678
Storage Battery
Electronic
1472 Jan
5874 Mar 11
4872 May
Jun
21%
597a
114 74
preferred
133/4 Jan
3
15
24 7a
19%
597a
10
Manufacturing
Emery
Jan
37% Jan
31
23 7a
193/4
58%
Electric Auto-Lite Co
El
15 74 May 14
383/4 May 14
46 3/8 Feb
7
87a Feb
24
19%
58%
_100
common
Manufacturing Co
Products
237a
197b
58 3/a
Corp—2,50
Co
preferred
474%
Ekco
24
19 3/a
587a
Electric
Jan
Jan
Jan
Steel
24
19%
587a
58%
22% May h
97a Jan
preferred.—:
Kodak
24%
197a
110
31
6
2134 Feb
$3.60
com
5874
25
29
prior
Stainless
24 74
—.1
Inc
307a
38% May
May 29
472%
Eastern
Eastman
24 7a
5
Lines
Electric Bond & Share Co
5
Electric & Mu's Ind Amer shrs—10s
2
467a Mar 14
Air
*98 7a
Jan
2% Jan
May 17
86
45%
472 % preferred ______—_____100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer_.._l
9..
footnotes,
86
45%
May 17
49 7s
For
29
*841%
45%
287a
367b Jan
27
287a
84%
45%
2.50
23
24
1974
293/8
84%
27%
preference
Edison Bros Stores
27
Nov
287a
843/4
46%
50
Eaton
1674 Oct
2772 Oct
29
84%
*84%
"__3
preferred
preferred
Echlin
3474 Sep
50
283/4
85%
*84%
88%
29%
.2.50
—_.
18
9
572 May 29
1972 May 29
10,500
31,700
19
28%
*84%
29
451/4
143/4
46
.
14
14
4
21,900
91
143/a
21 %
Co
18
27
1074 Oct
20
84%
86%
12%
Jan
51
_
May,29
19%
65%
:.
Feb
3
24.
193/4
453/4
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
30
2072 Jan
Apr
19%
1
Co
Eastern
573/4 May 14
19% Jan
4774 Jan 26
Mar
19%
21%
Eagle-Picher Co
43
54 72 May 16
42 % Jan
2
874 Jun
18%
6474
$2.10 preferred
2072 Apr 22
3672 May
9
1172 Jan 24
Mar 20
287a Jun
61
19
45%
—_
14
Apr
8
463/4 May 17
1274 Jan 24
2
42
2172 Jan
*89%
143/a
21%
Inc—
Light
cony
43%
43%
91
14%
65
DW'G Cigar Corp.
Dynamics Corp of America
$1
44%
*89%
147a
64 3/a
Ltd
23
58
8
26% Jan
5
43%
91
143/a
593/4 May
2
317s Apr 30
6 3/a Apr
1
2
25
2
445/a
*89%
21
preferred—preferred
4%
6,700
20%
preferred
$4.15
Mar 21
26
3 8 3/a
2
19
25
43%
91
No par
No par
60
21
24
Jan
$3.75
627a
64%
Productions
15
2
Feb
15 % Oct
Jun
44%
14%
*84%
Corp
4.10%
18
22 % Oct
1174 Nov
63%
1,200
207a''
Co
Chemicals
4.20%
32 74 Jan
3174 Mar
12
62%
143/a
*87
Co—__5
Industries
50c
31
29
17
57
Jan
Jan
30
4% Jan
44%
*89%
28 %■
Chemical
7
100
383/4 Dec
30
371/4
63 %
14%
84%
Pont de Nemours (E I) com
5
$4.50 preferred
—_No par
$3.50 preferred ________-No par
22
29
24
Oct
Jan
Jan
100
233/4 Sep
2
45%
91
18%
du
5
6% Jan
68
37%
62%
32
647a
Inc
Fund
Duquesne
317a
37
137/o
2
337a Jan
26% Feb
6174
61%
613/4
Jan
50
21
2,000
623/4
14
30
16
Jun
371/8-37%
61%
373%
62%
623/4
9572 Apr
56 7s Feb
55
211,300
363/4
613/a
24
25
1874 May 29
347a May 29
2374
37
14
Jan
27
37% Nov 30
2374 Jan
1,000
23 »/a
37
613/4
377a Jan
7
27
24
10%
14
101
3472 Jan
Ull % May 14
527a Mar 20
24
Oct
*10%
1078
24%
37%
61%
122 3/8 Apr
9872 Mar
4 74 Sep
41
Jun
12
107a
237a
.
14
May 17
173/a May 17
123% Jan
333/4 Nov 26
Feb
10%
24
13%
60 3/4 Mar 14
1067a Jan.
Aug 23
J an
103/a
227a
Dunhill International
;
13,100
32
10%
23
18%
2
11
7%
317a
10%
54
Co_
Mines
Duplan
3,100
22 %
61%
6
300
800
23
7
10%
61
17
23
..
203/4
Club Inc_.
(Walt)
Power
t
11%
22%
Duke
101 72
Jan
227a Jun
Jun
*32
•
8,600
*lli/4
10%.
633/4May 17
243/4 Apr
243/4 Feb
2
_
8
32%:
5,200
87a
57
E
Jun
X
31%
205/B
8%
57
7'/4
100
22%
187a
4
4
21% Jan
11578 Mar 15
1
32%
23
7
1774
313/4 Jan
30
46% Nov
32
23%
7%
32%
17%
253/e May
101
27
6%
17%
13
52
Jun
6%
7
173/4
9
July 9
40 3/a Mar 23
26
6%
63/4
22 3.4
17 3a
4
101
23%
87a
11%
500
9.70C
106
20%
57
11%
1
50
2
20
23 %
87a
57
11%
DuBois
153/4 Jan
4674 Jan
Feb
(The)
Dresser
"
7
95
22%
8%
46
*104%
20 3/4
59
11%
25%
203/4 Jan
3
16
May 29
22%
22%
83/a
*56
Y;
257a
4
553/8 Feb
22
11%
65
113/4 Apr 29
94
59%
11%
25%
48
9372 Dec
18
8%
*56%
106
:•■;
25%
50% Mar
16
Jan
8%
57%
11%
57%
*11
*104%
203/4
20%
6534
12
Apr
89
106
20%
25%
33 % Dec
25
"•;, 8%
106
21
2534
48
19
7
8%
106
20%
25
49% Feb
1
203/a Jan
25
"105
20%
65%
46
13
24
23,300
106
20%
25%
47
23
Jun
150
20 >/2
*105
25
43% Apr 15
47% Apr 26
24 3/8 Feb
9 78 Oct
971%
20
25%
33% May 16
273/4 Jan
85
55%
9772
20i%
25
44 % Apr
23
973/a Mar
97%
20%
24%
2
157a July
3
3174 May 29
80 % Jun 22
187a Oct
55
97%
20%
971/4
20%
55
1
48% July 13
29% Feb 19
25
551/4
97%
20%
54 %
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
4
Jan
547s
98
•20%
*45
65
Dover
9
109% Mar 15
893/4 Mar 26
10
17% Mar
54%
*973/8
203/4
45 5/8
20%
14
12% May
May
541/4
98%
20%
*4478
53%
30
256% May
Jan
45
64%
Dome
16% Dec
May 29
23% Oct
46
45
..
53
Donnelley (R R) & Sons
Douglas Aircraft Co
7
Feb
171/4
367a
20%
Dominick
29
Jan
55.80C
173/4
373%
14% Jan
10
6% May 29
164% Jun 27
29,000
17%
37
18% May 17
6
May 27
3,300
17%
37
17%
37%
52%
11
Dow
227a
23
17
37%
20%
24
May
1
26 7a Apr 26
25% Jan 15
22 s/a
22%
17 %
37%
64%
28% Mar 19
4
2,600
3,300
1
21 % Jan
Mar
113/4
237/a
45%
14%
National
Corp
11%
2378
No par
29 % Apr
Mar
20% Jan
100
11%
24
Light Co——6.75
__
■
83%
1174
24
.■■/•:■.
363/4
44%
__
Lines
Pepper
*8174
3,600
*97%
—100
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne Corp __•
1
Dr.
5,300
4734
443/4
*89%
Distillers
66
40
31% July 18
30
600
5
47
54%
100
C
Corp
Diana Stores Corp__
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp.
May 16
Apr 23
20% Dec
5
47%
831%
363/4
100
Detroit Steel Corp—;—
Vilbiss Co
Disney
47%
*813/4
451/4
55%
50c
&
Diamond Alkali
Diners'
12%
5
473/4
81%
36%
1
De
15% May 14
23% May
9
363/4 May
2
15
May 29
22% May 29
16% Jun 25
A
Supply Co of N Y
Diamond
5
4734
813/4
*44%
—
19
93'/4
48
17%
9,100
89%
*9274
*12
84
12
16%
*88%
93%
x5
5%
168
12
12
233/4
22%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
1
Detroit Edison
—10
Mar 22
5
16674
89%
473/4
11%
common—7
series
Inc
Power
Air
Dentist's
58% May
3
12% Jan 15
10% Jan
21
Delta
29
54% Feb
3
Records
Delaware
8
14% Apr
31% Jan 24
•
Light
Delaware & Hudson
28
45% Jan
9% Oct
18
&
3.75%
Deere & Co
8
13
May 16
49% May 14
% Apr 16
22% May 16
29% Feb
7 % May 29
Apr
22% Feb
55 %
3
36% Mar
15
25
66
18% Mar 27
46% Jan
5%
169
*813/4
22%
1
series B__
13
20% Dec
5
48%
84
2374
50c
Jan
26
*923/4
12
1
86
27
93%
12%
23
5
87
12% Jun
*88%
5
100
4
38% Jun
89%
233/4
Inc
4
Decca
*88%
11%
common
Mills
Mar
18
166%
89%
233/4
D
82
45% Feb
170%
*88%
168
22%
16%
10
84% Mar
51% Jan
36,200
89%
171
23%
!
31
16
4,200
571/2
169%
11%
No par
31
20
15% Jun
'
Jan
51% Apr
57% Feb
56 3/4
237a
171%
23 %
No par
Inc
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
31
37%
23%
2.50
preferred series A
River
24%
367/a
573/4
*12%
1
Corp
33/4%
3 6 3/a
57
*923/4
100
27
iv
34% May 28
41% Oct
2
21% Jun
Dana
Dan
36%
58
5
common
■
22
233/4
363/4
57%
11%
A
■
32% Oct
24%
36%
57%
47%
5
Cutler-Hammer
24
37
12%
No par
preferred
24'%
93 %
12.50
preferred
Curtis-Wright
26
673/4 Apr
prior
24
57%
23
Inc
3,800
3,600
7,800
13,000
12,700
36%
23%
common
153/i
235/a
57%
12%
;__1
America
157s
24
24%
36%
*92%
2.50
Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
$4
16
X2378
24%
24%
25
Cunningham
14
31 7a May 29
Press
15%
23%
*81%
preferred___100
T S Corp__
Cudahy Packing Co
4%% preferred
25
63 J/4 Apr 10
11% May
7
23% May 15
8 % Feb 14
4
of
16%
24%
1
common
convertible
24
12%
No par
C
1
Jan
Seal
32
931/4
25
Publishing
&
2674
3174
5
preferred^-—_________No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20
preferred
No par
15
2
Cork
32%
12%
$2
23
7
v
Crown
31%
*923/4
——100
Crompton & Knowles Corp
May 15
7% May
52% Jan
13% Feb 20
25
20
Jan
106
17% Jan
Aug 23
19 % Dec
7
Jan
common
Petroleum Corp com
convertible preferred
5%
261/2
32%
15%
*88 %
1
preferred—
Crowell-Collier
24
21% Apr
3
25
103
Apr
M0U
2
27
19
4
37% May 15
46% May 6
4
16% Jan
i
86% Jun
14% Jun
107% Feb
19
58
Co
3% %
267a
32
16 %
170
lOO
Crescent
19
24% Feb
*
2
27
Crane
26»/8
32%
15%
24%
56%
Coty International Corp class A_.lc
8
20 % Jan
4
21% Mar 26
14% Apr
28 % Feb
Coty
26 34
*32%
16 %
36%
5
1947
Shares
26%
32%
24%
5
190
of
ser
the Week
26%
2334
50c
preferred
preferred
Inc
Friday
May 17
May 16
26%
15%
1
,
Sales for
Thursday
26%
1
common
PRICES
May 15
31%
,_5
_
Co
SALE
Wednesday
May 14
26%
5
Works
3% %
8
2
Products
3%%
11
5
Corn
_5
.
HIGH
Tuesday
May 13
„<•
America
Corning Glass
25
11% May 10
4% Mar 11
12
24
22
Apr
of
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
22
31
27
Oct
Apr
93
21
Dec
83
17% Oct
18
Feb
; 19% Feb
26
•22% Jun
91
24
17
17
11% Oct
87% Jan
27
2
15
58
May 15
173% May
8
89
Apr 10
6
5% Dec
68% Jan
24
76% Jan
Feb
38
2
Mar 29
15234 Mar
96% May 17
21% Mar 12
31
5
49
607a Mar 28
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
10
Apr
2
194% Mar 19
Dec
33
Co
Monday
J
Controls
Jan
26
LOW AND
STOCK
26% May 16
21% Jan
18
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
4
15 % Feb
40
May 28
105% Jun 27
87
NEW
6
74 Mar
30% Jan'
27.
6
11
$1.50
—1
47 %
&
convertible
Co
Corp com
preferred
Brewing
Corp
46
4678
46
4674
487a
48
483%
113/4
12 74
48%
127a
483/4
12 74
■
.
No par
11%
_1
40
5 74
57a
574
1672
1674
16%
1674
37%
387a
377a
387s
6%
67a
6%
63,4
2474
247a
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont
Foods Co common.—50c
5% junior preferred—
50
Falstaff
47
46%
CO1———i_—.10
& Co class A
Morse
'
1
5
5
453/4
x47%
/
12 3/a
127a
57a
16%
377a
397a
67a
6 3/4
5
167a
5 7a
5
167a
16%-
167a
167a
1,400
38 74
3974
37%
38%
41,000
67a
674
67a
674
15,100
243/4
247a
24 34
25%
21,100
'
.
243'a
*50%
363/,
'
243/4
51
*5072
*3672
363/4
247a
51
3674
'
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"
367a
243/4
51
363/4
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36 74
51
36%
*50%
•"
35%
51
3674
2,700
20
The Commercial
(2060)
and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 20, 1963
....
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
"I
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
30
19
May 28
29
Mar 29
26% Jan
25
28
Jan
2
17% Jan
8
2
34
13% Jun
6% Jun
14
10y4 Mar 13
8 Ve Jan
2
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
15% Jan
2
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
9% May 16
19% May 17
44% Jan 29
20
31
5
Apr
23% Feb
37% Mar 12
141/4 Feb
2
61/2 Apr
5
25
221/4 Feb
7
161/2 Jan
2
25
44% Feb
7
36% Mar
1
42
3
24% Apr
491/2 Apr
6% Oct
19% May
-
22% July 11
24
May 10
23% Jan
37% Jun
54% Jan
2
42% Jan
2
Dec
6
23
53% Feb
6
13% Apr
35% Jan
27
17
10 Va May 29
18% Jun
20
31% Feb
15
May 29
28% Dec
5
ua.i
2
35% Mar 15
27% Jan
2
22% May 29
29% May
-
Mar 25
•
Mar 12
•
24
48% Mar 21
33
23"% Oct
23
50% Jan.
2
31% Jan
2
2 '
24
43% Oct 24 V
721/z Jan
2
50% Jan •
12
20% May
8
18% Jan
26% Mar 16
17% Jan
May 29
23;
80% Aug
1
24
Oct
85
\*
15
25
May; 8
•
90
Jan / 2
98% May .7
% Jan i3.
5
5
47
Jan
23
82% Feb
24
301% Mar
14
24
30
Dec
4OV4 Jan
75% Jan
2
211/eJan
Jan
.
17% Feb
25% Feb
2,
Dec
21
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
16% Mar 13
11
21% Jan
8
13
14% Jan
3
11% Jan
96
Jan.22
May 29
$4
4
..
95% Jan
10% Jun
25
8% Nov
7
36% Jun
26
47
Dec
26
7% Oct
24
14% Jan
4
Jan
14
-
Jan
,
4
91/4
91/4
9%
9%
18%
■181/4
43%
x42%
8%
4%
39%
24%
24%
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24%
48%
48% /
47%
48%
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161/4
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39%
41%
28%
29
28%
28%
•
301%
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•
241/2
24%
48i/4
48%
161/4
16%' '
41%
42% '
27%
28%
30%
32%
24
45% Feb
24
24
<
29
3
29% Jan
22% Oct
25
19% Oct
12 Va Feb
14
1
51% Apr
8
2
10% May 17
Mar
23
Ford
Motor
Foremost
•
■
33%
60
37%
36%
37%
35%
36%:-'
38%
381%
38%
56% "
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38%
39%
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.
22%
55%
22%
"
20 */4
22%
20%;
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X20
89
331/8
59
■
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89
Foxboro
97%
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4'6%
x45 %
9% Jan
24
2
28 Vb Apr
26
3
8% Apr
12
22% Jan
"...
6
5%
.
14%
14%
43%
23%
23%
23%
44%
*95%
15
74%
"I41/0
'
•
-
Franklin
Stores
Freeport
Sulphur
23% Oct 24
56
Jan
2
26% Mar 19
36Vi May 17
Friden Inc
27% Feb
15
24% Jan
32% May 13
Fruehauf
Nov
20
84
May 29
78% May 29
85
30% Oct 24
46% May 22
Jan
2
15
33% May
8872
Feb
,4% Mar 19
2% Oct
24
18% Jun
14
27% Jan
10
17% May 29
26% Jan
2
19
27
14% Jan
4
26
321/s Feb
16
102
24
25
86
51/2 Jun
26
15
30% Jan
9
991/2 ;M ay
40 '/a Jan
Jan
33% Mar
2
45
75
•"
Inc
Corp
voting pref
American
preferred
911/0 Jan
3
117% Apr
2
8% Apr
14
Jan
8
9% Jan
24
General
3
16Vb Jah
24
General
Bronze
Oct
Jun
preferred Z
42% Mar 15
36% Jan
2
6
83% Jan
15
88
Feb
46'% Mar 20
23
79'/2 Jan
27
291/4 Jan
4
34
Apr' 29
5% Mar 22
General
Dec
52% Ma
27
14%
14%
43%
431/4
23%
23 %
23%
24%
43% '•
24 % >1
97%
*95%
97%
20%
211/4
971/2
*95%
20%
21%
20%
15
15
15%
15
15%
15
10%
10 J
49%'
48%
49%
9%
10i/4
.21
*14%
25%
15%
*15
15
6% Apr
19
8% May 29
161/2 Jan
9
14% Jan
2
16% May
9
General Controls Co__
Jun
25
36% Feb
1
251/a Mar
1
General
Dynamics
25
781/2 Mar 12
71% Mar
6
29% Feb
82% May
7
541/4 Jun
9
General
Electric
-•
531/4 Mar
5
391/4 Jan
96
Jan
2
77%'Mar
10% Oct
30
Jan
4
11
22
33% Jan
21% May 29
108
Jun
1161/2 Dec
25
31% Jan
3
59% Dec
1
44% Jun
2
20
44% Feb
14°
General
Finance
4
General
Foods
13% Feb
21
General
Apr
5
General
Mills
Apr
57% Jan
1
27
88 Vz Dec
31
87
14
43% Aug 14
32
May
Oct
24
30% Mar
118
Jan
30% Jun
17 % Jan
81% Jun
15
26% Jun
25
59
34% Oct
19
1
33
44% Feb
9
37%'Jan
7% Jan
2
40% Jan
31% Jan
1
10
.
391/2 May
5% Jan
34% Feb
1
8
14
10%
•16,800
49%
101/4
50%
49%
50%
226,200
10%
10% '
10%
■227,700
26%
26i/4
26Vb
26V4
29
29 %
*•
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35%
35%
357/8
36%
8%
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8%
8%
8%
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27%
26%
27%
26%
26%
15,900
34%
34
34%
X34%
36%
28,400
32%
135,600
15
General
30% May 17
General
22
General
34%
34%
343/4
37%
37%
373/4
37%
44%
44%
44%.
.•44%
45%
443/8
4534
/•/; 5%
1
27
34% Nov 29
33% Mar 18
28% Oct
24
55
28
29V4 Oct
2
43% Mar 15
26
16% July 6
8% Jun .22
32% Oct 24
19% Dec
Jan
32% Mar 21
Jan
33
Jan
24
11
3
247/8 Oct
24
44% Jan
2
31% Mar
1
•25
9
521/4 May 15
37% May 16
5,700
<"14%
1,700
5174
14%
17.900
:
80
87%
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87
33V4
33%
33V2
33%
33%
335/8
33%
3374
32%
33%
7,500
4%
4%
4,000
2
4%
5
52
4%
5
5
4%
4%
51%
"
4%
16 %
16%
16'A
16%
163/8
26
26%
25%
26%
25%
16%
26%
81%
821/4
80%
813/4
803/4
82%
41%
41%
42%
42%
80%
l
81
80%
81%
81 Va
12%
12%
12%
121/8
35%
35
.12%
351/4
115
*42
51%
5
'£
87
20
7,000
253/4
26%
25%
26
36,500
81%
42%
821%
81%
82
72,60.0
42%
42%
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42%
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82 %
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8174
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31,500
12%
34%
353/a
52%
11%
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12%
13%
27,900
35%
341/4
3474
34%
34%
21,800
115V4
114%
72%
70%
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32%
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331,8
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23
223/4
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39
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115%
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200
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26%
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Time
General
Corp
__2.50
Tire
Rubber
&
30c
Gerber
Inc
103%
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103%
104
103%
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103i/4
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51 %
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5
63%
64%
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23%
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Co
Oil Co
I~_4
Giant Portland Cement Co__
—1
Gibraltar Financial Corp of Calif_l
Gibson
Greeting Cards Inc____—5
Getty
Co
*103
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12,300
27%
340
355/8
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35 %
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12,200
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67
22%
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23
32
36%
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38
38%
29
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31%
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32
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Globe-Union
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14%
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30
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51%
52%
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35%
50%
6,100
37
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;
19,300
_
32%
-
40
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5,200
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&
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.
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Goodrich Co (B F)
Goodyear Tire
103%
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15
10
Corp
Co
10
104
50%
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67,400
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103%
351/4
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102
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65
31%
26%
102
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104
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36
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common
Products
*101%
100
preference
5%%
preference
26%
100
com__
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Gimbel
18
52
143/4
26%
9
Feb
51%
14%
3,100
9
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8%
27%
Gillette
13% Jan
52
145/s
9 .1/4
112%
9%
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9
,
27%
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2
51%
14
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1
112
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9
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4
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9
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>
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22
9
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27%
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36% Oct
.
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8
11
77'
37%
76%
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2
17% Apr 30
111/4 Mar
6
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36
14
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9
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14
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14
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30
35
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9
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2
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9% May 29
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41% Apr
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;
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23% Jan
211/8 Nov
24
36% Apr 15
36% May 15
100'A
*27%
$4.50 conv. preferred—
Georgia-Pacific Corp
23% Jun
*98 3/4
._.
8
25
100%
B)___^_25
(series
15
16% Jan
*98%
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred
52% Apr
10
99%
preferred
_25
General Tele & Electronics—3.33 %
Genesco
30
991%
7,300
8
17% Jan
99%
■
29,700
38% Apr
IO41/4 Apr
14% Apr
27 Vz Jan
*98 %
15
14
5
99%
3074.
Jan
21
1,300
2,600
32%
21
Mar
12 %
29 3„
32%
Mar 25
Feb
123/a
29%
14%
Feb
53
12%
2934
29%
103
19
12%
«.' 29%
15%'
107
12% Jun 25
12%
215/b
30
4
12
May 29
21% Oct 23
12%
29
33%
16.
May 16
24% May' 2
12%
29%
51V4
,
Apr
6.7
4,700
12%
*86 V2
Corp
101% Jan
6
207'a
"; 900
29 %
2
Industries
100
10
12,200
■
12%
r
Utilities Corp___2.50
13
Jan
20%
,.
31%
24%
1.25
__No par
___10c
4
23
43 % Mar
20%
7,300
5%
31%
29%
5
Corp
106% Apr
52
20%
5%-
V
*98%
100
Co__
14
3
32
12%
___l
Cement
25
2
20%
5%
30 /
5,200
12,500
29 Vo
•
____100
3OV4 Apr
102% Feb
16
201/a
45 7
14 a 4
12% May 14
"27% May
1
Feb
2OV4
38
44%
29r;b
9% Mar 19
20
20
34%
37%
32%
20
62% Jan
19%
19%
33%
.
■
15%
19% Feb
58% Jan
29%
'
29%
26% May 15
Jun~22
293/4
5
70
33
2
30%
5%
29%
5
•-
15
22% Jan
40% May 29
51/8
29%.
5%
;
88
28%
2
101% Mar 12
%
30%
5
*29%
•:
321/4
*87%
-
32
Jan
35
•
•/ :
28%
29
19
87%
15%
18% Oct
42% Feb
32%:
87%
34%
common__l%
$1.25
2
32%
87%
37%
Advertising-.
Signal
$1.30
33% July
32%
87%
35%
Refractories
Steel
General
3
32%
88
*871/2
31
27% Jan
20% Jan
32%
88
2,400
15%
27% Mar 27
Jun
34%
321/z
3,600
-3,100
28 %
7
Jun
33%
32%
'
30 Vz
22
97
27
34%
2,800
•
15%
261/2 Jan
100
27
8%
27%
*871/2
29
•
28'A
26 % May
22
;
31
6
Oct
f
15Va
4
16
35
27%
Mar
•
291/4
34%
30%
Dec
6% Oct 24
26
29%
:
1
28
24
4'
,_5
28
8
26
'
__6.67
May 29
25% July 26
26
,
31%
3
Equipt
$1.60 conv preferred^
General Public Service—
Public
25%
33%
1
No par
Precision
15% Apr
33% Apr
•'4,800
33%
.
26%
,
No par
_l_No par
Portland
IIV4 Jan
-
27
_i
1
Outdoor
26% Jan
5
/'
15
10
.
1
preferred
22% Mar 28
1
157/8
14%
IOV4
■
8%
Corp_____
Corp.
General
441/4 Jan
18
9
19,100
300
8%
1
21 % Mar
Oct
21% Nov
15Y8
V
100
preferred
General
15
21% '
8%
common
Motors
$3.75
15%'
•
14%
9,900
97%
V2
_No par
Corp
General
15
23% May 10
9
41% May
Mar 19
$5
20
8%
5
...
preferred
General
Mar 20
95% Mar
51/2 Jan
37% Mar 22
4% May 29
25% May 28
9
Jan
5%
73% May 10
Jan
114
38
*95%
4,600
30.100
29%
5
Instrument
2
'
18,700
•
V-9%
-
"
10%
37%
Corp__
85% Feb
.
24
•:
34%
Finances Corp
Contract
116% Feb
4
113
115% Dec 21
106% May 29
25
Apr'18
-:.
75
34%
:__
Corp
35% July 25
57% Jun 25
74
.
29"
Co
20
'<
•
34%
:___
Corp
Corp
41/4 Oct 24
4% Mar •4
10,600
••
141/4
25%
Texas
deneral Cable Corp com_
4%. 1st preferred—
Cigar Co Inc
9
v
500
14,800
•
35%
General
85
8
27
'
•
61/4
44 J
29%
No par
Bancshares
9
32
'
34%
common...
5
.__No par
16
20% Jan
$8
6
29'A
com__l
Baking Co
Nov
11% Jan
33
:
75%*
37%
Transportation
1
99
"70
7
14%
34%
i
Co
26
28
18,700
-
45
43%
34%
of
—
7% Nov
Jun
12,700
-
25%
com,
Investors
Amer
9% Apr
97
431/4
9%
__50
General
2
4,600
•
I
89
97 7
74%
9%
common.l
General
28
7% Jan
33,800
-V
•
23"%
9%
13,000
3
36,700
■
201/a :■
*44'.:'.
>
X37V4
preferred
2^
67% Jan
45
'
•
22%
,
*86
•
•'
6%
44%
Oil
6
-
.
____5
Amer
23
22%
19%
451/4-.
44%.
:
'
55% ,:.' 55%
•
97%-.'
6 V4
f
•
40
14%
9%
1
_100
General
Feb
89
"
5
10% Jan
70
.
!
._
4
8 % Apr
55%
*44
36%
44
9%
10
common!
Corp
conv
$4.50
7
20%
60
:
39%
8,800
/ '
-
10
77% May 16
1
22%
59%.
36
'■
141/a
2
:._33%c
Acceptance
$0.60
General
8,600
35,200
33% :
'
74%
-
491/0
Co
____'
convertible
General
14
12;900
'
50c
_l
Skogmo Inc
41/2%.
13% Mar 21
8
97
441/4 May 11
52% Jun
221/4 Apr
12% Mar .-1
26% Mar
7
May
8
Oct
28
40 %
>'■• 33
36%
-
431/8
'
501/0
Corp
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries
33% Mar 27
2
21,200
/'
14%
49%
Gardner-Denver Co
6
32% r
18,700
"
441/2
9%
___
preferred
Gamble
May 17
6% Mar
4
Jan
19% May ' 8
10% Jun
27
471/0 May
3% Jan
231/a Jun
941/2 Jan
38
40% Mar 20
21
2
43% Jan
7
31% Mar 14
58
25
35% Jun
4%
xj
28%
31%
39%
551/4
6%
*95%
10
27%
33% :
60%/';
*97
:
44%
75
r
!
45
6
45
:.
97%
44%:
15
,
42% 'i
36i/4
•
'
97%
*14%
41%
591/8
;
•
20%
191/4.
2
44%
74%'"
18 %
331/4
33%
•
89
'
*97
6% •
43
Co
17%
'3oo
49% '
17%
28%
'? 28
-
201/4
*86
451/4
5%
56
23
19%
97
•46%
42%
Fram Corp
.
28
24%
48%
-
-
19%
*86 ':•■'
'
60% '
22%
:"
*96%'
_1
Foster-Wheeler Corp
15
30
30
30% Feb
12,300
,_1
15
34% Jan
36% Apr
29
Apr.
26% Mar 19
8%
18%. .•:••'•. 1,100
39% v.
r • 4,200
*24%
"
22%
33%
■
55%
1
20%
73%
l_.
8%
42%"
•42 •-
32%
58
38 »/2.
___10
" i
:
33
2.50
10
Inc
18,900
V 7,100
43% '
38%"
48%
17%
16%
•
58%
2.50
Dairies
6,200
19%
•
18%
•
24%
48%
33%
No par
Co
9%
43 /
39%
*24%
v
•36%
par
1
Foote Mineral Co_____:
May; 3
8% Jan
1
11
7% Oct
67
Feb
42% Apr
19% Jan
42
8
Oct
25% Oct
9%
19
•
19
38%.
'
201% Mar 29
•
8%
xl9 •
39%
8,800
9%
•
43;;
571%
44%
convertible preferred
Mart Inc——___.
18%
42%
6,000
19% E
*
____2.50
1
<
.
33'//
7
:___5
•
f
18%
;
Shares
34
19i/e
.
9%
43'/.:;
161/2
39%
9%
•
the Week
"
Food Giant Markets Inc common_"_l
Food
18%
'
18%
8%
18%
'39'/2
416
Fair Stores Inc common
1
$4.20 divid pfd series of '51-:—15
>
•
8V4
18%
39%
9%
/
33%
42%
18% /•/:
42%:
18%
No par
r___No
8%
>
39%
_^_—__—;_—No par
Corp
'■)
181/4
1;
Rubber.:
&
Stores.
9% >•;
'
42%
Food
21% May 17
15% May 17
151/2 May
2
2-,
Tire
preferred
,F M C
23
,
19%'
_________1
"Florida Power Corp.. :
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd—
7
97
,
34 1
18%
$4.50 conv A 2nd preferred_._100
.$2.25'conv"B 2nd ofd-J
Nopar
/Florida East Coast Railway Co__25
44% May 14
2
35% Jan
33%
19
.
14
461/2 Jan
•
33%
18%
,_1
Flintkote Co common...
9
18
25
65% Jan :
25
12% Oct
7% Feb
V.
33%
191/4
._5
Fischback.'& Moore Ine___.
.
_
2
40% Feb
29% Oct
18% Oct 26
.
46% May -13
Jan
33%
18%
First Charter Financial Corp.No par
.21% Feb 15..;
.891/2 Mar 27.
23
331/8
Inc
Federation
:First National
6% Feb
25
; Firestone
:
41
Mar 16
48% Jun
89
29
Apr
13
46
3% Jun 25
28% Jun
Jan
Feb
:
Corp ;.
Financial
,
' Feb
104
35% Jun 26
.Filtrol
y
May 17
19%
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc____10
Apr 15
37%
44%
58%
-23 '•
2
851/2 Jan
8
Mar
87
;
2
66 ;
25% Oct
.13% Oct
.
3
18
36% Apr
'
57
f
35% Feb
23% Mar 20
Friday
May 16
33%
,
42% May 15
2-
24
14
9
24
Sales for
Thursday
19%
Pacific Electric Co com
1
conv 2nd pfd series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
/ 4.60%
preferred -__._______J._25
Federated Dept Stores
-—
1.25
Fenestra Inc
10
Ferro Corp :
:_
—_1
Fiberboard Paper Products__No par
.
J
33%
;Federal
J,',-.;
51/2%
Mar 21
..
Corp
:
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal
PRICES
Wednesday »"
May 15 - ...
'
May 14
,_2
Fedders
.
May 13
_i
5
Corp.;
?■
381% May 17
Oct
29
8
8
9% May
24
14% Oct
30 % Oct
'/
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Fawick
,
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Family Finance Corp
:
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
'
.
291/4
108,400
5,000
18%
18%
12%
12%
12%
6.500
52 74
1
12,200
14%
40%
19
18%
29V4
14%
40%
51%
521/4
87,000
.
•
1,500
21
54% Feb
36%
35%
36V4
35%
37
37
37%
363/4
14
411/4 Dec
20
Gould-National Batteries Inc__
37%
25% Jun
4
38%
391/4
39
37% Feb
38V4
39
37%
Co___
3,300
29
Grace
373/4
20% Jan
1
44%
45%
45%
45%
46
46
Mining Co Ltd
49,500
2
Granby
47%
341/4 Jan
25
46%
24
5
20%
20%
X20%
*20 3/8
16
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,100
491/4 Jan
2
Grand
20%
21% Oct 22
21% Apr
19% Apr
453/4
12% Oct
16% Apr
15% Jan
38%
46%
37%
27
47% May 17
39I/2
12% Jun
27% Jan
15% Apr
33V» Apr
22
10% May 29
11
Granite
12% Jan
15% Apr
22
30% Jun
17% Oct
75
July
3% Dec
22
29% Jan
9
351/4 Mar 19
28
11
2
20% Jan
12
26% May
9
Dec
811/4 Jan
85
8
251/e Jan
5
83
2
27
2 Vb Jan
34
Oct
23
607/8 Jan
2
Dec
18
241/4 Feb
8
30 »/4 Oct
24
62 % Feb
6
35
47% Feb
1
43% Jan
12% Oct 23
42% Jan
2
30
May 29
137% July 3
22% Jun 26
357/s Feb
147
28
33% Jan
2
Sep
17
361/4 Jan
2
21% May 29
32% Nov
29
27% May 10
311/2 Jan
2
53
64% Nov
26
61% Jan
3
14
Apr
25
43% May 14
_
24
Jan
4
17
Jan
16% Jan
143
11
49% Apr
14V8 Jan
34% Oct 26
May
41/2 Jan
39% Jan
14
Jun
42% Feb
4
52% May 16
24% Aor 15
46% May 17
154
Feb
44% May
88'/2 May
2
2
30
May 29
20% Jun 27
5
41% Jan
24
30% Dec
5
30% Jan
2
70% Jun 27
81% Dec
31
41% May 15
82:
Jan
2
92
38Va Jan
4
34
2
46% Apr 30
39% Mar 28
47% Dec
30% Oct 24
441/4 Apr
271/2 May 29
87% Jan
3
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
90
Jan
2
97
93
July 24
103% July 18
107
105
Jan
lo
15% Oct
23
For
Mar
971/2 Jun
Dec
19
7
12
17
1081/2 Mar 14
.
41
Mar 12
footnotes,A
see page
'95
95
Jan
Jan
18
Apr, 17
99% Feb
6
52% May 13
97
Feb
Apr
8
1
IOOV4 Feb
28
101% Feb
28
106
Feb
15
108% Jan
30
106 T
Feb
6
1081/4 Apr
9
22% Jan
7
17% Aor
27.
19
R)
&
Union
Grant
Co
5
18%
18%
18%
19
183/4
19
18 3/4
19
18%
187a
20,900
29%
30V8
29%
30
29Va
293/4
29%
29%
29%
291%
24,800
Xl4 %
Co
(W T)
14%
14%
2.50
26
26%
26
26%
100
85
85
85
85
5
Co common—
3%%
preferred
fGrayson-Robinson
Great
Atlantic
Great
Nor
&
Iron
Stores
Pacific
Ore
Financial
Great
Western
Sugar
1%
2%
2%
2%
25/a
2%
1
45%
46%
46'A
46%
45%
161/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
41V,
43%
42
43%
42
49
49%
49%
51%
51%
Co
Corp
_1
44%
423/4
151%
151%
Manufacturing
Co
par
$5
preferred
No par
Co
86,300
16%
165/4
16%
16%
43%
51%
42V4
42%
42
423/4
11.000
51%
52%
51
52V4
33,800
21%
423/4
43%
2074
213/4
21
21V8
49,400
4574
443/4
46%
41,200
150%
152%
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
/
;f. 41
85%
83
83
*81%
82%
52%
51%
513/4
50%
513/4
50 3/4
51%
50%
40
40%
'403/a
41 5/a
.41%
41%
41 %
41%
24,300
50 3/4
401/4
*89
90%
97
97
83
*81%
83%
*971/4
*101
II100
,106%
100
*107%
,~2.50
19%
98%
*971%
♦1003^
102
106%
108
201/4
*106%
1.
108
20
13,500
903/s
90%
90
90 f
200
45%
45%
453/a
45%
107,700
371/8
36%
37
36 5/8
37
98
*95
-
'
*95V4
97%
96
100%
*100
*96
Xl00%
106%
xl0PV4
108
x
20%
700
25,100
"
45%
X36%
983/a
102
V
45
37%
97
*89
•
♦89
90%
453/8
*95%
82%
973/4
;
*96
97%
"
Co
4,600
41%
40
37
"
340
28
27%
51%
ir
100
4,700
151%
44
*150%
151
28
37%
100
preferred
$5.08 preferred
Mfg
47%
273/4
45%
$5
Gustin-Bacon
10,900
46%
28%
45%
100
3%
46i/4
28
"37%
$4.20 preferred
$4.40 preferred
$4.44 preferred
2%
4574
28
8.33 V3
Utilities
350
3 74
28
*83%
5,400
11,600
86
2%
28 %
'
14%
25%
*85
25/a
.
150V4
14%
25%
86
463/a
16%
20%
43%
com_No par
Corp
States
21
152
14%
26 74
*85
27%
_3
■
Gulf
20%
43
*150
Greyhound Corp common
3
4%% Conv preference
__50
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No
Gulf Oil
211/4
_No par
100
com
preferred
Shoe
20%
14%
25%
86
No par
Prop
Western
14%
26
*85
No par
25
Tea
Great
14%
251/a
14%
l
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
Green
81,900
.—6.25
City Steel
Graniteville
8
30% Mar 18
(W
1071/2
,
19%
1
v4
1071/2'
20
97
96%
97%
26,500
,
300
460
1013/4
*100
1013/4
: 1063/4
270
108%
•300
19%
17,200
106%
1063/4
*106
1081/4
1081/4
*107%
193/8
19%
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(2061)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
'
NEW
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
May 11
May 13
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 15
Sales for
Thursday
May 16
Friday
May 17
the Week
Shares
H
29
37% Aug 30
May 29
44% Oct
:,
591/2 Feb
24
27% Jan
108
3
31
16% Oct
34% Jan
4
3
24
21% Oct
26
34% Jan 15
23
Oct
„
3
481% Mar 13
122
1281,2 Apr
Aug
3
20% July 11
7..
12
40
93
4
2
6
26 V4 Jan
3
33
.38
31% Jan
Jan
22
2
28
Jan
2
2
43% May
38% Feb
1
30% Feb
28
18% May
9
lTJ/s May 29
•
..
16
Oct
24% Jan
4
Dec.21
30% Jan
22
9% Jan
6Vb May 29
38% Jun 27
Oct
13
4
-
351/2 Jan
24
Hanna
6%
28
21% Jan
2
(MA)
9
26%
: 35
17% Jan
2
7% Mar 26
40% Jan
Apr
11
&
World
May 15
Haveg Industries
May
Hawaiian
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (H J) Co
15 y2 Jun
22
31% Jan
4
20
Jan
2
25% Feb
20
34
19
64% Jan
18
39
Apr
2
49% Jan
16
Dec
7
88
Mar
2
85% Feb
19
20 V2 Oct
24
48
Jan
2
22% Apr
23
14% Apr
22
191/4 Apr
443i Jan
6
89
Apr
30% Jan
18% Jan
24
Heller
Helme
271/4 Jun
8
40 % May 15
391% May 14
July 13.
Jan
37
Apr
5
38 % May 16
119% Jan
36
35
2
13 % Feb
28
Helmerich
43 % Jan
16
Hercules
Mar 21
50
25
110% Aug 10
118
Dec
551/4 July 18
82
20
Jan
3
36
May 10
115
62
1
Mar
May
118
8
69
Jan
37
Apr
4-
65%
2
41% Feb
12
52 %
10% Oct
141/4 Oct
24
15% May 24
13% Feb
20
24
21 % July 10
16% Jan
2
40% Mar 27
May 29
16
Oct
23
21
Feb
29
15% Jun
Jan
331%
2,500
31%
231/4
23 3
32
24%
33,500
32%
60,400
37
129
37
14
Jan
2
25
19% Jan
4
13
76
Nov
29
5% Sep
19% Jan
3
2 4% Feb
34%
44%
45'/a
1.25
18% Apr
9
"27 % Jan
2
20% Apr
4
78
17
Jan
8
May 17
10% May 17
4
13
71/4 Oct
24
17% Jan
2
7%-Apr
3
10% Jan
19
8% Feb
1
3% Jan
2
5% Apr
26
14
36% Mar
9
30
40% Jan
2
27% Mar 19
July
42
Dec
6
60
28
Jun
25
-
93
.
21/2 Oct
15
2
45
Jan
May 17
32 % Feb
23%
23
23%
23
23%
22%
23
1
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43%
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40c
33%
34%
32 3a
34
33%
5
24%
24%
24
24%
24
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27%
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
8.33%
43%
44%
431/2
44%
43%
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90 Vb
90%
89
89
24%
251/8
24%
25
24%
24%
24 3 g
24%
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
25
3% Feb
42
July
91/4 Oct
2
27
9% Jan
29
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
9%
9%
9%
25
9%
9%
9%
Co__;
5
8%
2.50
50c
24%
9
9%
8%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
10
36%
36%
37%
38%
1
28%
29%
29
29%
12.50
46%
471/4
5
33%
34
97%
99
Sugar
&. Winston
Mining
4%
convertible
When
_25
Sound
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104%
3
2%
*16
106
41%
16%
92%
12
11%
12 Va
121/8
11%
12
54%
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29%
10.500
34%
30.600
106
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100
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16'
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13,600
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100
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5,900
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12
12%.
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30%
30%
12%
12%
53%
53i%
4,700
31%
32,100
30%
101
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1,400
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31%
101
101
100%
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23,200
101
170
101
80
7%
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7%
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17%
43%
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43%
200
17%
17%
17%
3.500
43
43
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43%
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8
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101
44%
17
243/4
101
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6,300
128
101
101
3
100
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71%
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101%
101%
2%
60
41%
82
29%
,
102
100
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41
3
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106
40%
3
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100
16%
49
34%
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91
54%
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82
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5
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„
9.800
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:
30
52
47%
•
291/4
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42%
5% preferred series B
Hupp Corp common____
5% preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
29%
45%
47%
jv
29%
25%
42%
29
32.400
45%
1
preferred series A
45
3
100
.
42%
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128%
1
41%
3
*98%
1
1,700
39
41%
127%
„
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—
12.600
34%
127/i.
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■
29 %
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4%
48 %
98%
No par
Co
8%
*41/4
28%
126%
Co
8%
41,2
38%
Power__No par
&
25V4
9
24%
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24%
25
4%
25%
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10,300
8%
45%
•
67.800
10%
24%
45%
84%
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35
4%
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9
25%
52%
32%
9%
25
45%
92
78
32
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26
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41
78
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3,800
19%
78
4%
.
34%
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78
a
24%
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34
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Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc coin
_5
5%
51%
.
47%
*96%
16%
25%
3
24%
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—;
issued
Howard Johnson
Mar 12
5
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25
41%
2%
1
.100
Lighting
101
5
41
comraon.No par
preferred
20
Apr
104%
5
preferred———
98% Feb
18
preferred
Finance
28
43% Apr
common.
preferred
9
8
Corp
&
29
30
Inc
preferred
Jan
16 % Jan
Corp
Co—
Corp
Rinehart
4.40%
6
*77
9%
5
s
Electronics
Apr
40% Jan
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Voltage Engineering Corp___1
35
13
51%
9.400
15,900
102
14
52 3
33%
31,100
10
Dec
52
190
68%
33%
22%
98% Jan
21% Feb
51%
*62
34
23%
28% May
42
51%
1151/4. 115%
68%
33%
19%
6
18
51%
116%
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34%
22
2
26
51%
68%
34%
23%
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Jan
51%
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35
20
Howard Stores
131/4 Oct
68%
34%
22%
16
37
*62
34 %
23%
24
14
*1151/4
68%
115
19%
13% Apr
8% Jan
115%
*62
115
22%
13
6% Mar 20
43,300
116
23%
554/4 May
Feb
37%
115%
36%
115
1,500
22%
2
9% Mar 26
37
20%
2
101
10,000
36%
19%
'
96% July
651/8 May 29
37%
22%
11% Jan
•
36%
77
47% Jan
3
11%
36%
22%
8
.
36%
20%
9
6814 Jan
150
11
37
19%
17% Feb
101% Mar
38%
11%
77
56% Apr
28
38%
11
22%
1
Jun
38%
11%
76%
4314 May 29
281/8 Oct 24
95'
38%
38 %
11%
38
19%
Houston
May117
Apr
40%
*37%-
11%
22%
3%%
May 71
2
37%
38
10%
36%
■
5
49
37%
38
11
76%
Inc
Houdaille Industries. Inc common
9
43
*37%
381/4
38%
18%
Corp,.
Bearing Co
Hotel Corp of America common
5%
convertible preferred
Mar 26
2
16,800
*38%
15%
39%
22%
Hoover Ball
9
6
May
39% Jan
4
15%
____1
129% Apr
Jan
14,600
10%
__ioo
preferred series A
100
13
25%
11,400
2
45 3 4 Aug
10
24%
29,400
3
Oct~24
7,800
90%
31.600
97 % Apr
8
*89
•
15%
Household
321/a
43%
901/2
15%
391/2
—No par
So div 2nd pfd series C____No par
92 % Mar 21
May
8,400
431/2
43%
*89
52%
53% May 17
Jan
231/8
22
8
114
22%
15
23
9
231/4
43%
24%
88% Jan
23
22%
44
24
80 % Jan
97% Dec
23%
29,000
24%
82% May 17
119% Mar
24 200
24
$2.25
9
28%
24
47% May 10
25
28
23%
26% May
,
29%
-
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2
Jan
7,300
28%
43%
21%
2
741/4 Jun
23%
16%
18% Jan
90
35
23%
221/4
45% Jan
88
34%
24
15%
40% Jan
9
34%
21%
1
4
341/4
23%
16%
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15
% Jun
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35%
24 %
22
Holt
18
89
7%
43%
16 %
May 17
6
2,500
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21%
57% Mar 20
10
2,000
7%
43%
16%
41
Aug
7%
3,900
21%
14
Jan
24,200
16%
37% July 18
75
22%
21%
321/4 Jun
83
a
*89
22
7%
•
'
.
35
16%
Holly
3
16% Feb
25c
7%
*42%
19%
21%
Holland Furnace
9
2
15
1
7%
43%
19 V4
34%
1
16 %
Hooker Chemical
21
10,500
23
34 Vb
21%
Homestake
.2% Jan
33%
19%
341/8
51%
Hoffman
9
15 % Jan
33'4
19V4
1
11
5
33%
33 %
2,800
50c
15
12
13.100
34%
___i
52% Feb
Jan
5
45
33%
19%
.
Chemical
37% Feb
23% Mar
22
44/4
34
Inc
99
1
45%
19%
Co__
Oil &
3
Feb
443%
33
100
A
2
28
34%
33%
_
6
106% May
41% May
45
33%
19%
38%
93
2
44%
45
33%
*37%
43% Jan
101 % Jan
34%
32%
19%
Co
100
34%
33%
7%
8,500
34
33%
8
36
132
34%
*34%
50
Corp—__
Hilton Hotels Corp
8
Mav
35%
>130
lb 1/8
10
32 % May
Jan
32%
36
132
1
Hill
25
17% Jan
24
161/8 Jun
1.
35% Feb
25
14% Jun
3
11
Jun
104
Mar 22
241/4 Jun
July 18
411% Jan
941/2 Dec
25
87% Jun
26
Jan
2o vu
33
35%
*130
33
34%
High
4
31/2 Dec
6
24% May 10
34%
32 %
36%
132
18%
par
3%%
35
Jan
33% Feb
32%
35%
♦130
33%
common
Hewlett-Packard
May 17
11
31%
36%
8
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com__l
4
Jan
15
20
44%
31%
130
5
common
Hewitt-Robins
14
14% Jan
74
18
261/4 Jun
x34 %
•
—5
preferred^_25
Payne
i0c
Powder common!.
1 1/24
Heublein
1
Jun
22
36%
130
34%
par
Hess
3
May 16
25% Apr
12% Jun
681/4 Jun
31%
37%
129
preferred_No
Hertz
30
33%
Hershey Chocolate Corp—No
May 10
17% May
22 %
1.900
33%
1
Inc
class
27%
109
33
&
conv
*26%
>104
23
,
preferred
S2
11
31% Mar 26
23
25
12%
26%
106
33%
non-cumulative
5%
Mar 11
32 '/a Oct
,
7%
13
26 %
106
23
Industries
(GW)
123/4
26%
108
22%
(WE) & Co
17
10,900
13%
*26 %
*104
33%
preferred
Helehe Curtis
8
13
12%
26%
108
700
1,700
33%
____l
Inc
Industries
3.65%
29
27,700
22%
common
Telephone
Hayes
53%
39%
22%
Inc
Marx
Corp of America
J6V0
preferred
25 %
3
32
52%
32%
7.5o
Co
&
2,35,8 May 15
31%
53%
No par
Cnemical
Schaffner
35 %
xo
*38%
31%
53
33
100
Hat
11
44
2
Feb
39%
31%
53%
22%
Harvey Aluminum Inc
6
9
16
19% Jan
May
Hart
13%
39
31%
53
32%
'
10% May 29
.31% Oct 31
26%
*104
38%
31%
2.5o
com
Corp
Harsco Corporation
//May 17
23 %
23% May 17
84
27
106
'
24fJ/8 Apr
Oct
12%
38%
.
22%
:
Harris-Intertype
Harshaw
131%
38%
1
Refrac
Brace
53%
2.50
Co
preferred
Harcourt
10
Co
31%
52%
106
100
Organ Co
Harbison-Walker
May 10
34% Jan
Paper
31%
531%
13
1
common
preferred
38%
32 %
52%
1
„.
38%
32
5
convertible
Hammond
5
53% Jan
32% Mar 20
3
Mar 29
42
4%
Hammermill
38%
__5
Co_
Hamilton Watch Co
3
Apr
12.50
Printing Co
Hallicrafters Co
'
-42
May 29
May
35
Water
(WF)
Halliburton
.' May 16':
132
2
25% May 29
Hall
24% May 17
.
.
7
126
Hackensack
27% Apr 10
107% Apr 26
33% Apr
9
Feb
75% Jan
30
6
29 % Jan
25
39 V* Jun
22
53% May 16
; /.
14% Feb 21;
.
21% Feb
a
13
'39 y*, Jan
Jan
32% Feb
;
29
,12% Feb 12
22% Feb'./ 6
2
Jan
36i% Jan
July
Jan
% Feb
48
2
26% Jun 26
;
29 % Apr
14
27% Jan
10 ■ May 28
18% Jun 27
83
•36
C 36% Mar 22
26 % May 28
16%
16%
17%
35%
34 %
I
37
23% May 29
18% Sep 27
Jan
32% Jan
2
45% Apr
31% Jun
28
»
29 % Jan
46% Feb
25
41
May 29
42% Jan
Apr
.
46% May.
16
44% July 16
48% July
3
48
45% July 19
50
44% Feb.
2
30
9
47
Nov
15
52% May 16
5
5
36% Apr 17
25% Apr 23
52% May 16
39% Jan
2
53
21
May 25
Mar 18
34% Mair
May
Idaho Power Co
Ideal
Cement
Illinois
Central
2
Illinois
4
Illinois
Power
:No par
6
39% Apr
8
48
Feb
21
4.08%
preferred
29
49
Mar 11
4.26%
preferred
50
51 % Feb
25
53
Jan
4.70%
preferred
49
May 14
47
30
50% Mar 20
49% Feb 20.
4.42%
Co
No par
common
!
May 29
43% Mar 30
Jan
7
27% Apr
22
36% Jan
29
Indiana
31
May 21
29% Feb
25
33
Jan
31
7% Feb
19
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
57/s Jan
28
6% Jan
9
87
Jan
5
65
Jan
2
80% Apr
24
155
Jun
19
155
Jan
28
26
48% Jan
2
May 29
90% July 24
39% Jan
22
98
Apr
26
20 % Oct
29 *
Mar 16
5% May 29
50% Sep
151
J an
26.
5
•
155
Jan
4.20%
Industria
28
.
31% Jun
36
33
25
300
Jun
43%. Oct
24
14
573% Jan
2
Mar
Apr
30% Feb
96
Mar
384% Jan
Jun
62
Oct
10,100
3,200
470%
474%
471%
30,200
33,800
Jan
11% Jan
30
1
15
3.3
2
104
Jan
4
8
Apr
19
110% May 16
11
Jan
5%
convertible
25% Jan
28% Apr
23
International
24
34% Jan
'41% Jan
25
18
85
May
99 % Jan
106
101% May 16
40% Jan
3
3
/23% Jan
59% Jan
2
9
5
102
May 16
49% May 13
243a May 15
25% Jan
Apr
2
24% May 15
50% May
9
7%
conv
When
Jim" 21
52%
Apr" 12
50% Dec
May 29
33
1
24
26
22
Jan
20
2
124% Aug 30
21% Mar
8.
49
Jan
3
2
27
16
125
16 Va Jan
10
10
24% Feb
21
14
14% May
84 V4 Jan
July 16
88% Jun
13
59% Feb
112
footnotes,
Feb
2
Jan
2
2
Mar 25
-
May
17% Apr
3
23
$6
Power
&
Apr
8
7
42
Jan
2
50% Apr
10
7
73 % Jan
2
89 % May 17
3%%
&
30.100
18%
19,400
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33
32%
31%
31
31%
31
32%
99%
90,600
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32%
32%
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100
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51
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80
80%
80 Va
81
81
81
82%
1.700
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
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27
7,300
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
36 J/4
37 %
36
36V4
35%
36
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40
8
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40
40
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2314
81%
40
8214
103
103%
101%
103 %
102 V4
103
103
103
101%
49
102
102
102
1.410
49
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49%
49
2,500
25
24%
24%
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24%
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24%
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49%
1,600
38%
16,400
27%
4.100
49
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49
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49%
49%
49 %
49%
49 V4
49%
1
37%
38%
37%
38%
31 Va
38%
38 Va
38 %
38%
26%
27 %
27 %
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62
63
27
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27%
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63 '4
32
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32
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57
54 %
53%
54%
53 %
27%
53%
53 Va
63
*31 Va
53%
57 %
53%
57%.
57
56%
57
57%
57
24%
24%
24%
24 V8
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
126%
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126 %
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126%
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126 Va
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16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
13%
131/4
131/4.
13%
17
100
1.000
3,500
13,800
9.800
17
5,400
13
2.100
151/4
15
15%
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15%
15%
15%
4,500
89
89
90
90
90
89
89
740
56
56V4
561/4
56V4
561%
55%
56
3.300
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13%
90
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90
48%
49
83
84%
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1
15 Va
15V4
1478
100
87%
87%
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1
56%
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56%
100
common—
1,780
126%
_5
pfd
35,300
32
24%
57%
57 %
53 Va
63%
*124%
5
!
62%
*31 Va-
1
10
preferred
27%
62 V*
27
62%
47%
1.5'Oc
Co
7,1C0
47 %
*49%
1
9,200
48%
*24 %
Co
6.300
47%
24%
5
8
23%
48%
47%
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1
Corp
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81
8 Va
23%
com
5
2.50
common-
Johnson, & Johnson
40
8
23 %
25
Electric
Breaker
Johns-Manville
X30/4
100
32%
2.50
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
89
64%
17%
.
26%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
7
64%
17%
10
1
Jaeger Machine Co
V4 Jan
10'
65 %
17%
10
3.50
6
86
*9%
x(i4 %
8%
Light Co
Inc
31%
*99 %
33
491/4
1
Co
31
31%
100
32%
103%
May 15
Tea
30%
103%
13% May
Jewel
10
100
19 V4 Feb
30
17%
9%
*99%
_10o
Corp
90
61V4 Apr
65%
17 %
87
23%
preferred
I-T-E-Circuit
*
65 Va
18
,
48%
7
29
27.
Iowa
Island Creek Coal
10
65%
17%
•
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85 %
8 Va
;
Gas
13,100
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23%
& Power Co
issued
Iowa-Illinois
1,610
53 %
8 Va
Co
Power
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10
65 Ve
<-17%
47%
7
50 Va Jan
see page
55% Apr
3
57% May 15
19% Jgm
Apr
13% Jan
87 V2 Jun
75% Jan
•
49% Jan
121
July 9
Va Sep 28
■
3
Utilities
Elec Light
162 %
521;4
23%
$2 convertible preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
Iowa
85V2
87
64%
10
17%
*39 Va
issued-
Interstate
62%
162
■55%
8%
pfd series B
63% Feb
62
16214
14
61 Va
2314
pfd series C
2
*9%
64%
.
*84%
85%
com_No par
& Tel
conv
2
62%
162
■
•
25
Tel
150
8%
common—,
4%
39% Apr 30
28% May 2
5
Shoe
4%
When
55%
46614
23%
1
10c
Co
preferred
International
61%
162 %
54%
61 %
474
22%
Corp
International Salt
International
60%
161%
54%
469
No par
International Silver
Mar
Jan
1
'100
25
No par
3
27
56
com
preferred-
Feb
17% May 29
For
Pipe & Ceramics Corp
Jan
45
23
No par
Resistance
2
24
Int'l
61%
162%
54 %
2.50
common
preferred
Rectifier
2
84
Paper
$4
International
44% Jan
38% Sep
61% Oct
International
*97%
%
161%
1%
No par
1
Limited
International
28% Jan
43
Packers
7
7
25
International Mining Corp
Nickel of Canada-
Int'l
International
473
54 %
*84 %
100
28
2
9% Oct
preferred
470%
162%
t>l Va
com—5
10% Jan
50% Mar
11% Jun
4%
Chemical
&
61
472%
54
—100
29% Feb
50% Jan
82
Minerals
469
•
162
_No par
7
24
12% Jun
common"
22
12
Jan
Int'l
•
Machines—5
preferred—
Mar 26
115% Jan
17% Nov
Business
25
18
15
1
40 3 a
8
'
■
Corp
Harvester
.7%
100
64% Jan
21
39 Vb Jan
38
29
preferred
International
Int'l
_5
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
100
49% May
118
23
Mar 20
41% Jan
40
17
55% May 15
39% Jan
Jim
1,700
162 %>
25%
4
,•
40
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16212
25
Corp
29
May~25
*155
10,200
25%
2
19% Oct
162%
7,800
80
25 %
15
4%%.
Co_-
98
y25.
162%
79 %
25 %
39 v2 May
41%
*155
80 %
25%
99% Jan
2
*155
162 %
79%
13,700
6
25 %
18
Mar
80
6
25%
16
45
78
31%
6 Va
2 0/4
58% Jan
Jun
80%
*6
3314
30%
Interlake Iron
May 28
Jun
6
4914
33
31 Va
25,500
37% Mar 13
3l
6
*48
3414
97%
33
92
*155
79%
79%
6
■
97%
68% Feb
71
79%
X6
49 V4
%
99
Steel
41% Apr
25
May 29
30%
97%
Inland
36
26
21% Oct
26
33
97%
30
7% May
33 %
31%
98%
58% Mar 12
20 Vb Apr
32%
30%
98
11
4
*48
33
31%
99%
Jan
18% Jan
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
49%
31%
31%
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86 % Feb
48% Jan
*48
32 %
30,100
175
83% Jan
7.
49%
50
30
34%
26% Feb
17
50
40%
98
Dec
*49
36%
26% Jan
Dec
50
36 Va
17
12
*49
540
521/4
39%
10
55
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38% Mar 16
28
5214
34%
99
29
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37%
20% Mar 14.
32% Apr
8
4% Jun
52 %
50
36%
16% Apr
37
*5114
*49
34 3
3
18
52%
49
24.6C0
35
5
Dec
48 %
37%
85% Jan
40% Jan
105
47
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31%
6
39%
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48%
31%'
6
39 %
47
%
31
.
39%
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40%
18% Dec
1
39 %
47
34%
4
Nov
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39%
48%
37%
25
101
49 %
47
*47%
39%
Jun
49% Jan
Dec
50%
49
39%
,
37%
475% May 9
62% May 17
157 % Jan
30% Dec
*52
47
34%
JUM
2
52 %
39%
48%
40%
9
24
47
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341/2
52
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39 Vb
47
jO
36%
9
Oct
39%
47%
1
4,300
40
Jan
Jan
52
37
81
22% Oct
52
40%
57% Mar
95
52
34%
159% Mar
.26
51
4,100
b.
28,300
34%
2
9% Apr
52%
3o%
22
6
521/2
39%
24
85% Mar
51%
No par
Jun
1
51%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—10
16
Jan
8
50%
26% Apr
23 % Jan
16
24/a'
51
*48%
__l
par
Ingersoll-Rand
common-,
No par
6% preferred——,
—100
24-8
52
*49 '
Mexico_100 pesos
De
24%
52%
Interchemical
41% Apr
4
34
Feb
Elect
34%
2414
51 'Vb
*52
50
•
Corp
3414
24%
52 %
37% May 14
35% Apr 10
98% Feb 18
1
23
145
57
preferred
General
34%
24%
51%
47
50
24% Jun
3412
24%
51%
47%
50
preferred'—
35
24%
50 %
39
—50
Apr
45% J&n
47
35
25
50
50%
No par
Central, RR Co
35%
24%
49%
_5
Industries
23% May 29
25
35%
5
Co
5
48%
48%
5
81%
82
56
90
13 %
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90
'
•
48%
49%
84%
86%
•
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90
13
48%
49%
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48%
88
89
87
89 V
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27.100
9,200
'
22
(2062)
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
35
Lowest
Highest
29 % Jan
22
98 % Jun
18
YORK
19% May 13
Jonathan Logan
47 7a Jan
2
58% Apr
15
Jones
105 72 Apr
24
19
157a Mar
13% Dec
19
173/4 Jan
4
13 7a Jan
15 74 Apr
14% Oct
26
40% Jan
4
19% Jan
26 74
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
100 % Jan
2
73% Jan
1027a Mar 26
May 29
38% Oct
NEW
Highest
&
5%
Inc_.
preferred
18%
197a
183/4
19%
19
557a
A
56%
100
55%
56%
55
Co
*104 74
10574
1
*10474
104
147a
14 7a
14%
2474
243/4
series
(Earle
Ml
Joy Manufacturing Co
ZZZZZl
PRICES
May 15
10
common
SALE
Wednesday
May 14
50c
Laughlin Steel
Jorgensen
May 15
luesday
May 13
Par
1975
18
56%
55 7a
104%
104%
14%
14%
147a
243%
24%
Friday
May 17
19 7a
147a
2475
26V4
25%
105
Sales for
Thursday
May 16
18 74
55%
104%
104 7»
14%
25%
Shares
10474
*14 7a
the Week
25%
18%
55
14%
2674
78,300
55 72
31,300
420
'
1,300
45,300
K
25
May 29
37
Mar 15
32 y2 Mar
84
Jun
26
99
Sep
20
90
47
Jan
3
503/4 Nov
6
50
103
Jun
7
101
Jan
112
lo
1
417« May 14
2
99
Jan
Mar 25
104 y2 Jan
May 16
May 21
111
*
■
102 7a Feb
28
78
July 31
Apr
3
86
Aug
6
947a Dec
26
95 Va Jan
26
101% Nov
5
94'/a Dec
27
89
Jan
8
91
Jan
83
26
81
Jan
21"
4% %
Jan
31
26
84
102
Apr
95
Kansas City Pr & Lt
3.80%
3
Jan
preferred—•_
23
Nov
27
195/a Jan
21% Mar 25
28% Oct
12
273/a Jan
347a May 15.
53% Feb 26
20% May 10'
7
48
4
1672 Mar 18
47 V4 Jun
13
26 % Jun
25
3
48
Jan
86
917a Mar
24
Jun
_
Jan
67
3
•
39 7a May 16
Jan
40 y4
5
66% Jan
5
71
May
7
7972 May
Mar
2
.78% Jan
10
25
4672 Feb
19
343/a Jan
42% Apr
22
30% Jun
25
41
Jan
23
34
373% Jan
9
45% Oct
25
79 y4 Jan
3
.5974 Jan
11
May 28
34 y2 Dec
21
23
11% Dec
28
20
33 % Jun
27
52% Mar 13
327a Jan
44% M'ar 14
80y2Aug
Jan
Mar 16
12
45% May 16
2
.Jan
2
15% Feb
1
8
43% Apr
16
3974 Mar
2
88
Feb
26
8472 Jan
10
21% Oct
24
57
Apr
11
,25
20
Oct
22
22:
3678 Jan
8
217a Jan
13% Oct
24
Mar
89
Mar 22
32% Jan
2
2574 Jan
2574 Mar 12
1674 Jan
2
21
Oct 24
18
13 74 Jan
22
20
213/a May
153/4 Apr
Jun
25
30 y2 Jan
247a Oct
26
39 y2 Jan
28
10
Oct
Mar 12
2
24
407a Jan
317a Jan
12
15
4072 Mar
207a Oct
25
36% Jan
18
Jun
15
2
30 7a May
2
347a Apr. 10
1072 May
7
27% Jan
8
2
15% Jan
.
10
2272 Mar
7
3
29 74 Feb
9
15
23 7a Jun
26
213/4 Apr
13 74 Jun
25
39
,5% July
25 78 Jan
13
Feb
43 7a Oct
4
62
Mar 19
■9% Oct
63 7a Oct
24
147
■
8
110% Feb
May 31
155 V2
8
45% Nov
25
25% Jan
24
V
Jun
14
4% Feb
22
Feb
132
27
151
14
Jun
21% Oct
Apr
32
157a Jan
25
72
95
Jan
20
24
Jan
56
30
92
3'j% Jan
15
24
3/4 Mar 27
24
10 74 Mar 21
26
74% Feb
•i'l %
25
56% Mar 12
«xar
20
63
26% May 14
35 7a Jan
40
2
Apr
25
32% Feb
28
22% Jan
2
27
14
25
21% Jan
3
7
6
5% Jan
1
-34
May 29
35
Oct
24
1Jun
27
Oct
13
46% Mar 15
2
76
Oct
24
1Jun
25
May 21
84
May 10
35% Feb
5
35% Feb
78% Jan
2
3
21
35
Dec
20
Jun
22
32% Jan
2
19
i
Oct
i
Nov
27
i
Dec
24
23% Sep
25 75 Jan
125
Jan
1
Dec
27
104
Nov
23
Dec
1
23
Mar
15074 Jan
19
Oct
1
i
29 7a Jan
!
7
79
May 13
108
50% Apr
34 72 Feb
8
24% Jan
2
19% Jan
4
Jun
16
Jan
497a Feb
9
40
Jan
23% Jan
9
463/a Jan
2
1
Oct
26
12% Jan,31
Oct
29
38 %
For
77
eb
footnotes,
8
see page
28
4
95
1
6
17% Mar
94
63 72 May 1:7
22% Jan Id
15
May 28
23% Jan
6
9
89
19
23
May
May
May
May 15
May 17
21
40% Mar
24
28
22
61% Nov
58
37
1974 Mar
23% Jan
1
2
3
Mar
Apr
4
19
7394, Mar 13
317a Apr 26
60% Feb
6
40% May 16
12
2?
Feb
r
29 74 May
1
,18% Mar 26
51
Apr
22
10% Jan
2
39 74 Jan
3
9% Jan
18 78 May
1
51% May 14
2
12
237a Jan
3
29% Mar 29
27,
Feb
38%
38 75
397a
397a
3875
38%
397a
3975
39%
7575
3974
76
39%
75%
39
77%
76%
39%
77%
3,600
75
78%
75
7575
77%
74%
32,700
40%,
7574
39%
6,300
27,500
73 %
Corp
40V:
Belt
3%%
40%
39%
3675
36%
55
56
54%
43%
44
4375
1475
44 75
43%
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45%
147a
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41%
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427a
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20 Va
21K
41
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11%
13
2074
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1474
283/4
28
28 74
28
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33
33 74
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307a
■
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33
12%
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58
277a
27
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22
227a
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18%
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11%
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5874
27%
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27
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27
22%
2274
2274
23
24
24
15%
1574
24 Va
167a
14,100
16%
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17%
177 a
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18
1775
26%
17%
27
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2874
2874
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774
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29
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42
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common
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preferred™
100
217a
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;
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com
preferred
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100
98%
series E preferredElectronics
Corp
Loriliard (P) Co common
13 74
25c
5
52
7%
preferred™x.—
100
Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky)_No par
Louisville & Nashville™
237a
138
*105
4_100
4.35%
Loral
21%
23%
,
62%. 647a
31%
32%
7 106%
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22
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23 74
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32
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52
5,800
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18%
500
717a
87,200
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51,500
70%
56 %
1974
20
1974
22 74
22
2274
22 *
2374
2374
23%
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240
674
24
160
6174"
3074
26,500
29.300
1874
5774
19%
16,900
1574
5174
.-
72%
57%
19%
42%
.
''15
19
717a
7874
155
42%
,
674
*1874
69%
Star
—
7774
2.800
154%
4374
1574
_ZZZl
ZZl
When issued
5%. series B preferred
1574
15474
74
1
Long Island Lighting Co
1,900
3,900
*3074
3074
*48
277a
24,100
26,000
*48
31
58%
27 7a
7 74
1274
20%
54%
—100
Inc_
D
20%
8,300
5
25
Star
series
45,-500
24%
10%
Lone
4.25%
273/4
X24 75
7
Co
_■
Co
26%
2475
1975
3
Lone
conv
27 %
2475
2072
•
*48
59
18
740
26%
243/4
31%
31%
26%
1,200
4,200
24%
147a
'
*18
7,400
14%
417/2
89
27
2734
127a
31%
*49
par
com_'
Inc.
conv
'
29%
l
14%
41%
*83
2,400
15,200
19%
,
32%
25
_
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp„;
Loew's Theatres Inc_—
4.84%
1475
28%
3175
-ZZZZZZl
-
common
9,100
36%
56 7*
1475
37,200
14,200
40%
3675
36 Va
_i
non-cum
:
36%
pfd series A—No
Industries
4075
5
Co__
Lionel Corp
Litton
.7474
40 '"
55%
Corp
Ling-Temco-Vought
Link
74%
36%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
160
24.500
19%
34,400
237a
137
15,600
22 74
:
58.800
137
30
6274
6074
61%
6075
'6175
31%
17,100
307a
31
307a
307a
10674
14.000
10674
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106 Va
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•
96
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96
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96
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96
98%
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99
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99
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99
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60
96
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99
13 %
52 7a
13%
52 74
1374
13 74
53%
1374
5174
5374
13 74
5074
1375
12%
51%
100
13.%
17,100
52%
5174
70,300
(M)
Bros
Inc
36
36%
12.400
77
1174
77%
77
1174
1174
10,300
46
11%
46 74
1174
45%
4674
7774
1175
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!
18%
4574
4674
19
4474
1874
46%
1874
4474
45%
18%
18%
2,700
1874
1874
18%
19
8,500
—__10
common—„
preferred .series A_
convertible
Magma
28
287a
457a
*49
1
50
•65%
_100
94
1
21
comZl
preferred—No
35%
44 7a
5
Zio
Madison Fund Inc__
Madison Square Garden
Corp
60c
36
77%
11%
common
•%574% preferred—
Macy (R H) Co Inc
4 74 %
3574
75%
1172
3.3373
Steamship
Trucks
26
75 74
_l
& Sons Inc.
MacAndrews <S? Forbes
Mack
35%
74%
35%
74%
_
Lukens Steel Ca—
Lykes
15174
35%
74%
15174
50
Lowenstein
65%
94
%
22 7a
*151
2874
*151
■
2874
447a
94
28
6674
66
9
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152 Va
2874
152
11%
28%
152
11%
4374
44
28 %
4374
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50
50
*49 7a
.
40
7,300
"v
28%
44
1,400.
12,700
50
66
66
6575
66
94%
94
94
94
9475
530
22
22 74
22 74
22%
22 Va
227a
12,300
2
974
66
*94
94
2
2
28%
44%
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2274
2
' 15274
4374
50
X2174
9
par
1527a
3574
447a
*4974
65%
2
2 74
17a
175
9,900
♦9
974
*87a
2
17 a
.
5,300
974
79
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82
81%
82%
80
8174
7975
80
2674
4.300
2774
2774
2774
27
27 74
27
427a
27 74
4374
4,500
42%
4374
4174
43 75
4274
4074
41
4174
407a
4174
41
3174
43 74
41 %
71,700
417a
307a
3174
30
31
25 74
3175
3075
2574
25%
x24 %
3175
6%
2475
2474
24%
2474
674
25 74
3,400
53%
x5074
6%
51%
20'%
2874
2774
'32,400
5
2774
32
32%
3274
1
327a
30%
32%
31%
30%
31
.11,400
l
12 7a
30%
31%
Mfg"co~~~~'~"~Z4
12%
12 7a
1274
38 74
1174
38 7'4
12 74
117a
12%
3874
38%
38
34
34 3a
3875
3874
38 74
347a
3474
2C7'4
3474
3474
20%
347a
3474
20
;.34
2074
2074
43%
20%
20
42%
207 a
20
43%
2074
437a
43 74
56%
5774
43%
43 74
43%
43 %
56%
567a
4374
6,300
5674
567/a
5674
57
5574
56 Va
8674
10,400
84 74
84%
85 74
85 74
*84 Va
86%
*85 74
8674
*85 7a
86 Va
*8574
8674
75%
75%
*7574
7674
*75 Va
7674
830
8574
86
*85 %
8674
200
Copper
When
iq
_
issued
767a
Manhattan Shirt™
Manning Maxwell
7a
40%
Marquette Cement
&
Z
Co
$1.50
preferred
1959
McCall
McCord
Inc common
conv
53
$6
86
*75 7a
674
674
convertible
2774
27%
2874
2775
674
53%
28V4
3274
3274
3274
32
3274
30 7a
3074
3074
3075
12%
10,000
3874
3,400
77
757a
7574
85
85 7'a
1
8574
15%
16
1574
1574
1574
par
35%
$674
1575
1574
36
1574
1575
3674
36
37
36
56
3774
36
56743674
36 74
5674
56 %
56%
5674
5674
56
3674
36%
3674
367a
36%
par
McDermott (J Ray)
McDonnell Aircraft
McGraw-Edison
26%
26%
26 74
26%
2675
26
22 Va
X2174
22 %
22
22
*22
1374
1334
1274
13 74
1274
13
12
77
77
73
75
73%
74
81
8074
8074
97 7a
96
96
100
&
81%
81
8iy4
96
96
96
Co
Inc
Corp__
100
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKee (A G) & Co
;
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Trucking Co_;
1__
& Eng Co
300
.•.,..4
A
.
No par
9
_
1
No"par
267 a
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3674
56 %
3674
3,200
12,000
V
7,700
3.300
,
2674
26
26%
2,400
2274
21%
22
2,200
1175
1274
1274
-
75
75
79
7974
*95%
97
48.800
210
1,2701
70
65 74-
64-74
65 1
64%
647a
6374
6574
30%
63 74
297a
6574
840
3074
28%
2974
2974
29%
2975
3075
35,400
5774
577a
58%
5674
58
'
59
39%
56%
40 y4
57%
39%
40%
40
4074
40
28%
4075
283'a
?8%
3974
2774
11.500
2874
28
2774
28
18 7 a
27%
187a
2774
2775
1874
18%
20.300
1874
48 7a
18%
187 a
18%
18
48%
18%
4874
4874
4874
487a
48%
17
49%
17 78
4874
49
17
17
5,700
17
17
1675
17
49%
5C%
16%
17
50%
2.100
5174
49
50
4774
v
1
No par
81
*96
74
-
30
65 74
2.50
1
class
5,000
71,000
30
1
_
Co—
Inc
7674
81
95
Publishing—zzzzzzzzl
McGregor-Doniger
76%
100
'
16,800
16
3574
55
B____:_Zl00
preference B__
6,300
34
85
*85
•
•
-
7,400
12
38
22%
preferred
preference
conv
4,100,
52
Z_50c
conv
3,900
53 Va
37
preferred-
100
53
^___3
convertible
Mach
86
*84
2775
7%
9%
52%
No par
472%
McNeil
867a
86
7
51%
36%
common
572%
McLean
7"
*84
—No par
Corp
Corp
McGraw-Hill
.
*84 7a
series—100
preferred—_No
McCrory Corp
'.,. 3 7a %
31%
6%
No par
Mays (J W) Inc
Maytag Co—^—;—_—.—No
MCA
41
25
Moore—12.50
Marlin-Rockweli Corp
Marquardt Corp
Field
43 7a
30%
ZZZZ5
&
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
—1
Maiathon Oil Co__________
No par
Maremont Corp
;
_z_—__l
Marine Midland
Corp
Marshall
777a,
42
3%
Magnavox Co__-___.
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i
Mallory (P R) & Co_—~"~Z~"~~""~T
3%%
_
3774 May 16
Jan
34 74 Jan
64
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No
par
$3.75 preferred 1947
series_No par
$3.40
preferred-:
No par
Apr
17 74 Jan
Jan
21
Oct
87
73
26
Apr
76 7a Feb
Jan
3378 Feb
93
Feb
86
20% Apr
H-% May 17
Oct
26
86
20
6274
ZZZZl
_ZZZ—5
IZZZ5
.
Tire™
preferred
2,800
19%
63 Va
Martin-Marietta Corp
_z_i
Masonite Corp
___Z_Zn"o par
May Dept Stores common—™
5
44% May
59 74 Mar
Feb
Jun'26
1
10
19
~
Aug
38 74 Feb
22% Jan
_
19
9
5
3
30
14% Jan
48
26
23
Apr
75 72 Jan
82
29
15% Feb
>
Jun
t
83
15
40 7a Apr
,
1Jun
1
2
82 7i Jan
8372 May 17
24
32
Jan 23
3b 75 Apr
32 7a Apr
53 74 Jan
29
27
;35
8
May
347a Jan 23
2
20
Jun
24% Jan
27
21
8
16
53% May 13
11
May 18
Feb
i
% May 13
26% Jan
2
58% Jan
84
2
Jan
251/2 May 14
77a May
9
27
27
197a Apr
36V4 Jan
tJun
•
437a Feb
36% Dec
5
Feb
12
Feb
28% Jan
25
Jan
4
IB 72 Jan
56
'
Aug 29
May 28
May 29
tJun
•
1
28% Sep
24
1
Aug 30
Mar
3
43% May 13
48% Feb
7
31% May 13
29
24
45% Mar 14
1
9% Jan 16
82% Apr 24
27% May 15
Jan
Jun
May 29
May 29
15
_
Oct
Mar
17
2 7a Jan
Jun
Feb
May 10
May
24
,8% Jan
■
25
Jun
Jan
1% Jan
8
Jun
15
66% May
967a Apr
r»% ivlar
24
1% Oct
29
Jan
50
7%
50'
20
5574
—
_
6
46% Apr
Jan
31
'73/4 Oct
1
19
46 % Jan
Dec
17 74 Oct
1
12% Apr
4
9 % A or
36.7a Jan
2
May 17
Feb
2
45 7a Jun
1
152
2
4072 Feb
17
,77% May 16
2
44%. Mar 15
477a Feb 23
5
15
7
20
4
Apr
r,%
2
9% Jan
9
16% Feb
3
Jan
59% Jan
39 "3 Jan
5
,
99
2
4
25
Jun
4
142% Jan
9
May 14
90% Mar
16
8
25
Jan 16
105 74
8
Jan
21% Fob
27
05% May
33 7n May
7
15 % Feb
23 74 Jun
50
17
Jan
67% Jin
22
44 >/4 Jun
86
14
9fi
11
May 29
15
14374 Feb
1112% Apr
42"0 Jan
4
Mar 20
8 7a
2 J '/4 Feb
7
3
94% Mar
1
Apr
28
29% Apr
~6
40
2;
7a Jan
104
31
64
Mav 29-
Mar 14
51 % Jan
f7~Zj
50
22
22,1/2 Mav 17
2
May
7% Mar 14
28
17% Mar 22
23
M'ar 20
96
May 13
58i% May 13
22% Jan
4
74 Jan
2774 Jan
63% Feb
23
27
23
49
1557a Jan
3
18% Feb
72 7'4 May 16
6
Dec
47 78 Mar 29
53
1
13
95
1
3
17% Jan
20
2572 May 29
30 % Oct
Feb
24% Feb
104
2
2
2.
15
18
6
15
5772 Mar
57
5*.% Jan
16% May
83% May
159 % A or
2
Apr
/
5
Dec
2
467a Jan
477a Feb
'
Oct~24
137
Jnn
2
9
Jan
Leonard Refineries Inc
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
2
e
SO
26
,Jan
56
May 29
36 7»
10% Feb
57
123
1003/4 July
88
Aug
Lehn & Fink Products
693/4 Dec
23
18% May 29
Jun
6
22
1972 Jan
,
39
39 73 Jan
38% May
54% Mar 29
46
July 9
•34 72 May 29
17% Oct 24
15 7a Oct
1
150 -I,
2
Oct
'47a Oct 25
15% Oct 24
31
12 7a Mar 26
49%
1975
63
1
Jan
2
8,600
2,200
.7,800
337a
637a
No par
29% Feb
Inc
conv
50%,
20%
33
20
4
A
23
$1.50
3475
46%
20%
19%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_
1
Lehigh Portland-Cement;
15
Lenigh Valley Industries common_i
Lehman
3275
4975
32%
49%
993%
4574
*20 7a
567 a
common—
preferred series
Lane Bryant——__.
Lanvin-Parfums Inc_
3
12
33
32%
50%
1
2
1% Feb
20%
4974
*99 74
47 "
2075
62 7a
5
4.32%
Leesona
4675
3675
Paper Co;
4
14
46%
20%
44
:
2
7% Mar 26
9975
46%
20%
97
3874
1
Lee Rubber
19% Jan
*99 %
46%
2075
10
20
63
i._loo
Lear
2
9974.
*95%
1017a
55
Laboratory for Electronics ^c—
&
*99%
10
957a
*10072
'97
10
common—
P Sutherland
Siegler
99%
*94
10075
100 g
_10
—
Co
*9575
100%
43 Va
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co„
Gas
97
5,500
38%
1
Kress
Laclede
101
*95%
1975
______1
Airlines—
Korvette.(E J) Inc
Kresge (S S) Co
K V
*100 7a
97
1
14
667a Jan
26
Jun
40
Inc
95%
101
200
,
83
62%
Co
14
517a Jan
May U
15;.';
Co
preferred
83
37 %
Co
14
9%,Jan
6
317a May 29
4%
39
84
*94
10
KLM Royal Dutch
Koppers
40
*82 75
957a
5
Wire
18% Jan
2
32 7a Mar 19
17 78 Mar 12
23
&
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
26% Jan
7
1 % Mar 16
433/4 Feb
Gil Industries
Keystone Steel
*3975
84
*94
1,300
1
2.50
174 May
22
Jan
11
353/4 Feb
Co
20% Feb
.7
223/4 Dec
lierr-McGee
10674
39%
39%
*82%
50
_No~par
Land
110
94
'(V
200
400
-
__q
:___
County
31% Feb
6
24
22 74 May 29
83/4 Oct 25
Co__
Kennecott Copper.
Kern
1097a
106%
4675
1
3
8
23% Oct
Kendall
-
39%
45,200
507a
109 %
84
317 a
40 3/8
99
507a
110
20%
_50c
1
39%
*96
'106
*99 %
__8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp_
Kellogg Co___
40%
51
T08Va
109%
*9575
No par
Light Co
17
15% Mar
Feb
15
&
Apr
13% Jan
21
Sep 28
17a May 29
193/8 Jan
9
9
Power
Jan
16% Jan
3
15
24
6
15
Apr
14
27% May
1972 Mar 12
13 7a Oct, 22
2
35% May
7
517a Apr 26
47% Mar 29
3672 Jan
Jan
8
:
23% Jan
2
19% May 29
6
273% Jan
4
36 7a Aug
15
Kansas
3975
*9574
*5075
*100
preferred
100
Kansas City Southn Irid com No
par
Non-cumulative preferred
25
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
39%
417a
99
5074
94
Z_ZZl00
__ZZlOO
2.
Kelsey Hayes Co
Mar 29
Jan
30
Jan
24
*
33
2
24
22
60 % Oct
Jan
55
783/4 Mar 16
.4072 Jan
24% Sep
59% Oct
39%
*82%
100
preferred
413A Nov
26 y2 Jan
*1C572
*105%
4.35%
20
5072 May
110
pfd__100
108
100
4.20%
15
27
*108%
100
.
4.50%
12
24
108 %
pfd
conv
May
97 7a
27
13 % Oct
50 %
preferred—
preferred
4%
36 % Nov
17 % Nov
36% Jun
*9534
50%
Co com_No par
100% Apr
47% May
38 74. Jan
4074
96 %
conv
.Mar
23% Jun
'
4075
96%
50%
preferred
(ser of 1957)
(ser of 1959)
43/4%
3975
100
preferred
40% Feb
Jan
Corp___33 73c
,_5q
convertible
43/4 %
24
99
Chem
47a %
9
93;' Feb 12
99% May 10
9574 Jan 10
95% Oct 22
&
51% Jan
110
387a May 17
Alum
17
1117a Jan
4
Kaiser
Apr
5674
57%
25,600
900
5174
49%
10%
11
48 Va
1074
1174
11,700
11
11%
11
27 7a
27 72
1174
107a
11
27%
11,300
27%
27%
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197
Number
6265
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
17% Jun
25
Lowest
33 % Jun
20
48% Apr
12
21% Apr
38% Jan
91
30
96
Jun
29
93% Jan
Jan
Jun
17
23% Mar 12
26% Feb
24% Oct
81V2 Jan
18% May 28
60
Oct
10
28
2
6
90
25
7
32 Va Apr
27
Feb
28
-
22
1
4
45% Feb
21
7
96 Va May 14
20% Jan
4
22
Apr
2
25% May 17
27 Va Jan
3
86 Va Jan
2
90
24
33 % Jan
3
22% Jan
2
8% May 28
9% May 29
Aug 17
11% Jan
29
14% Jan
2
11 % Jan
2
13% Apr
13% Feb
52% Jan
12
29% Jan
2
37% Alay
92% Apr 25
28% May 17
j.
29
11
8
26% Oct
24
58 Va Feb
15
28
Feb
28
34% Mar 25
10% Jun
25
16% Nov
23
15
Jan
2
29 Va Alay 17
26
93% Jan
2
97
Nov
81
Jan
8
87
May 28
80
July
9
84% Oct
26
94
Jan
9
100% Aug
39 % Apr
6
25
May 28
43
Oct
23
95 Va Jan
2
10
58% Feb
14
Dec
5
102
Apr
96% Jan
29
90
7
101
Inc
Alesabi
Mesta
4.35%
11
88% Feb
1
Apr
10
86 Va Feb
11
Apr
24
Mar 20
'34% Jan
3
49% Jan
2
39
Apr
62% May
101Mar 22
Jan
2
70% Feb
8
60% Jan
40% Feb
5
24 % Jan
2
24
25
Mar 19
18% Jan
2
70 Va Oct
24
133 % Jan
77 % Oct
23
98% Jan
2
12% May 29
17% Dec
14
41 Va Jun
15
70 V4 Feb
7
14% Oct
84 Va Jan
79% Jan
24
15
-
33% Apr
22 Va May 10
2
Hi.',a Apr
16
2
88% Feb
27
Apr
15% Jan
8
52 % Jan
2
64% Apr
24
„
Edison
5%%
Midwest Oil
Minnesota
Minn
2
23
9
Minnesota
&
8
48% May 15
Minnesota
6
19
Jun
28
31% Dec
31
29% Mar
6
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2% Oct
22
4% Jan
3
42
25% Jan
7% May 29
11% Apr
65 % Oct
Mar
Oct
80
5
32% Jan
34 Va
22% Jan
18
4% Feb
15
19
9% Apr
66% Jan
30
77
Apr
22
63
2
May 15
37% Mar 29
27
13
22% Mar 20
18
Jan
14
Nov
29
11 % Apr
16
22
10 Va Nov
29
9% Jan
16
35
Jun
25
52% Jan
2
31
May 28
39 Va Dec
20
24
30
'
28
42% Mar 26
May 29
9
17
54% Apr
10
2
42% Apr
5
36% Jan
39% Apr
9
8
15
33% Mar 13
18% Mar 28
23% Jan
2
37 Va Apr
11
32 % Jan
2
38% May
9
8 % Oct
17% Oct
23
12% Feb
28
8% Jan
2
23
36% Jan
22
23% Jan
2
12
Apr 11
31% May 16
17% Dec
4
16% Jan
17
May 29
May 29
18 Va Oct
;
89 % Mar 14
35
32
24
19
;■
Apr
2
Jan
27
12
23% Apr
20
12
22
30% Jan
2
14% Nov
1
Jun
25
34% Jan
23
36%
37 V8
36 %
32
32%
31%
123/4
37 Va
32%
28%
28
28%
*99%
12%
,12%
12%
37
36%
37 Va.
31%
32%
31%
27%
28%
28 Va
87%;
88
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86%
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86%
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38 Va
37%
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61%
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62
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102%
102%
103
68
103
68
30 Va
31%
2
102
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28%
29%
71,000
88%
160
88 V4
101
87%
86%
86
102
37%
*100
102
37%
373/4
14,900
62
62%
3,400
30%
21%
30%
21%
21%
104%
103%
104%
85%
85%
85%
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61%
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10
87%
86%
30 Va
85 Va
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101
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18,200
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101
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103 V2
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300
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67
67
1,700
31%
30%
31
6,100
21
21%
14,000
103 VB
102 3/4
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21%
22
21%
22
21%
22%
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21 VB
46%
47%
47V4
47%
48%
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48 Va "
47%
51 Va
51%
51V2
51%
48%
51%
51%
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51%
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51%
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31%
31%
31
31%
31 Vb
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31
30%
30%
3,300
38%
39 %
38%
39%
39
391/2
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40%
39%
39%
29,300.
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3%
63
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class
8,500
4,500
60
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60%
60%
60%
63
62%
5,100
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1
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35%
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
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1,500
27
26%
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26
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68%
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30,400
60'
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38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
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20 VB
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20 VB
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193/4
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19%
19
19
37%
38
371/2
37%
37%
38'/4
37%
38%
37%
37%
Aloore-McCormack Lines
Alorrell (John) & Co
65,300
12
10%
11 Va
11
11%
10%;
111/4
11%
11%.
11%
9,100
in
30%
31 Va
30 Va
11%
311/4
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class A_
B
Montana
79%
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293/i
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16
.
28%
29%
.
15 Va
151%
29%
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Wheel
Mueller
15
Munsingwear
27% Feb
1
16 Va
15%
16
531/2
541/4
38%
38 Va
383/4
53%
38%
53%
38%
.—No par
79 %
28%
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90
29 >/b
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8,300
15
%
200
53 %
53%
19,200
38%
38 Va
9,000
9,400
15%
16
5,800
300
30
30%
30%
31%
30 3 a
30%
28,800
5
19%
20
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19%
19Vb
19%
193/4
20
193/4
20
17,600
3
64%
66
643/4
66
65%
681/2
67%
68 Va
66 %
67%
16,800
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39%
40
39%
40%
40 Va
411/4
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40%
41
41%
4,300
26
26
25%
25 7/a
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26 VB
26V4
25%
26%
3,600
1
28%
28%
28%
29'/4
28%
29I/4
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28%
29
28%
29
6,700
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28%
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27%
28
27 VB
29
4,600
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24%
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24 '/a
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23%
24%
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5,500
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21
21%
20%
20%
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371/4
38
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37%
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Murray Corp
161/4
54 VB
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Alurphy Co
16%
53%
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Alountain
16%
2
Co_
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Power Co—
Alurphy
29%
No par
Chemical
M S
2
12%
Alontecatini Mining & Chemical
Amer shs (5 shares or
5,000 lire)
Alontgomery Ward & Co
No par
Class
Motorola
38% Mar 27
12%
123/4
28%
No par
Paper
Service
Montana-Dakota
Alotor
22 Va May
12%
36%
•
2,000
.17,000
96
28%
12%
12%;
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*100
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28%
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100
~
80
23%
87%
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100
96
89
23
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15
533/4
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38%
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"
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23
27%
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Machine
May 10
13
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88
101
7,300
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873/8
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110
26%
22%
89
*
23%
2,400
97%
12%
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preferred
31% Jan
10
17% Feb
4.20%
.Monarch
29 % May 14
;■
Mar 20
29% Mar 21
26% Sep
29
Feb
12%
preferred
41% May 15
27% Apr 24
3
23
Nov
2
12%
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2,000
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-
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Light
Industries
3 % %
73
11
21% Jan
Alohasco
20
5
Jan
May 28
21
,23
i
4
Mar 26
28 % Jan
20% May 29
;
58
41% Jan
24
12%
No par
&
RR
Public
Alonsanto
Jan
38 % Jan
49
Pacific
Alonon RR
24
10
int
pfd-lGO
common.
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Missouri Portland
15% Alay 10
16 Va May 13
19% Oct
29
12%
27%
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87%
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27%V 28%
27%
12%
j
24
86%,
'
88%
24
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12%
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"5
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87%
.
96
27%
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Missouri
*92%
95
27%
12%
—100
Amission Development
1
24% Oct
.48 % Oct
Mission
23
Apr
May
80
2
15
Oct
30
69 Va Jan
7
Apr
11% Jan
•
9
7% Jun
Jun
3
Mar 20
'. Feb
44
4
2
5
15
Apr
53% Alay
2
10
*92%
_
48% Jan
69% May 11
25
75% May 28
87%
ZZ_lo
Power
44% M'ar
25
24%
86 Vb
No par
.........
42 VB
1
18 % Jan
40% Feb
7
22
87 %
24Vb
benef'ci
Mining & Mfg
4
24
18 % Jun
X87%
preference—
100
Enterprises Inc.—No par
Dec
26% Jun
88%
21%
24%
23
convertible
47
1
22%
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3%
45% Apr
51 Vi Mar
23
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.5o
24% Jan
25
22%
Corp
21
35 Vt Jun
23
Laboratories Inc
Minerals & Chemicals
24
2
22%
Afiles
Jun
2% Jan
23
25c
3.90V*
Corp
May 29
37 % Mar 19
22%
87%
Shares
*21%
24%
12.50
1st preferred
34
30
24 Va
;
34
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24
_
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17
14
24
24%
Inc
1
69% Apr
22
23
24 »/b
5
of
2
28
95%"
the Week
41%
24
Co_
preferred
Aliddle South Utilities
104 Va Jan
43
95%
88%
4.45%
102
42 %
£6%
86 Va
preferred
3.80%
98 Va
42%
*95%.
24%
preferred--.
preferred
3.85%
21%
42%
96%
24
Inc_
Metropolitan
May 17
Apr
21%
42%
par"
Co
Aletro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metromedia
21%
42 Va
96'/a
-100 7
—
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Machine
21%
43 VB
[_16%c
Inc
Linotype
Friday
May 17
Mav 16
213/4
1
common
preferred
Sales (for ;
Thursday
21%
No par
Co
PRICES
23%
Merritt-Chapman & Scott-
86
16% Oct
2
1
$3.5o
Stores
Co
Mergenthaler
84
13% Oct
55
Feb
&
43 Vc
SALE
1.83%^
Alerck
1814 Oct
85
No
Mercantile
3
19
Cement
29
2
88% Jan
88% Jun
Portland
21%
HIGH
Wednesday
May 15
,
*95%96 Va
series)..-100
24
77% Jan
23
3
Aledusa
May 14
21%
5
(1st
25% Apr
90% Apr
20% Mar 11
94% Mar 23
88% Nov
82% Jan
preferred
Tuesday
May 13
10
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
5
Monday
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Alead Corp common
4% %
LOW AND
:
Par
14
25
24
;
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Jan
Jun
28% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
23% Feb
84% Jan
13
NEW
Highest
of
America
v
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N
8% Jan
22
13% Aug 22
62 Va Mar 16
54% Jan
70% May 16
National
Acme
25
24% Dec
27.
21% Jan
30% May
National
Airlines
'19% May 19
31 Va Jan
12
25% Mar
15
National
Aviation
45 % Apr
24
43% Jan
50% Feb 21
National
Biscuit' Co
Jan
4
11% Jan
15% May 13
National
Can
8 Va Dec
; 43% Jun
11% Jun
27
t
33
May 29
9% May 29
66% Oct 24
18
31
Jan
7
1
2
66% Mar
82 % Jan
24
29% Feb
5
20% Jan
18% May 29
23% Dec
14
22% Jan
32% May 17
27% Alay 10
46% Jun
72
18% Oct
132% Jan
10 % Mar
20% Oct
24
Jan
4
30% Apr
25
23
59 Va Mar 19
23% Mar
4
67% Jan
26 % Jan
4
10
28
Natco
Corp
■
5
Co
30% Jan
2
29 % Jan
34% May 15
National
Fuel
9 % Mar 27
7% Jan
12% Feb
National
General
33% Oct
24
56 Va Jan
3
5
99%. Dec
27
22
Jan
4
98
24% Oct
24
2 6 % Oct
9
33 % Oct
24
50 Va Apr
30
2
45% Feb
8
27
Jun
40% Jan
50
Feb
98
May
2
77
National Linen Service
8
35 Va Jan 10
28 % Feb
30% Jan
22
42 % Jan
47
34% Mar
45% May 16
Apr
5
Co
24% Feb
20
18
Jan
25
May 17
National
Sugar Ref
2
15
Jan
18
May
National
Tea
23% Feb
16
10% Oct
25
21
6% Nov 13
13% Oct 23
Mar 19
11% Jan
12
25% Jan
9
6% Feb
11% May
Oct~31
52
75
May 29
81 Va Mar
Jan
1
6% May. 14
18% Jan
2
Apr
32
27
6
Va Apr
15
Natoriias
13% Jan
7
7% Feb
1
26% Alay .9
35
May
7
2
20
May 14
S3
Jan
14
6
75 %
May 17
85
Apr
38,900
65%
64
65 Va
641/2
651/4-
64%
65 %
24%
24%
24%
24Vo
24%
24%
Nautec
Co
X64%
24 Va
241/4
24%
51
491/2
49 Va
95 Va
*93%
95V2
33%
33%
33 VB
32 %
*49
51%
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:
93
93%
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94
93%
34%
33%
34%;
33%
34
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
47%
46%
47'/a
101 %
101%
*101 %
*101 %
102%-
73%
73%
74%
71 %
73%'
71%
72%
253/4
253/4
26
26
26
1
11%
26
11%
11%
♦
11%
26
26
25%
26 VB
47i% •'
47
48
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*30
12,700
210
93,000"
900
29%
29%
293/4
29%
29%
30%
30 3b
30
50c
46
46
45»/4
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44 %
45
44%
44%
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5
44
44%
44%
4434
44%
45%
45%
45%
44%
45%
35,600
23 %
24%
231/4
23 3k
23%
23 VB
24%
24 Va
25
16,300
17%
17%
X17V4
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
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17%'
17%
8%
8%
8 '/4
8%
8 3,8
8%
8%
8%
8 3/8
8 %
11.500
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6%
11%
IDA
111/4
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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6%
6%
6%
6%
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6,400
24%
26 Vb
241/4
25
24 Vt
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%,
13,600
34
33%
34%
34
34
33%
33%
33%
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23%
20
22%
81
79%
80
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33%
common-No par
22%
100
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England Electric System
1
England Tel & Tel Co_„.. 2o
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd_19o
638
7
6%
6%
23'
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30%
1,700
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1,400
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163/4
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18
1«
18
13,700
1,700
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20
20%
20
77%
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21%
.
20%
75%
2,200
213rt
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77
;
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1,110
•
19% May 29
26% M'ar 27
24% Jan
2
28 % Apr
26
New
27%
28
27%
27%
48% Feb
28
27%
2
11
27%
28 >/8
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481,4
48%
48
48V4
47%
.48
21
89% Apr
48%
48
86 Va May 10
47%.
481/4
Aug 23
43% Jan
86
Jan
273/4
May 29
51% Jan
28
36
29
90 Va
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90%
'83
51% Sep
85
'
24.700
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1
(J J)
preferred
100
10,600
47%
—
Newberry Co
600
93%
33%
102 Va
Fibre Co
Neptune Meter Co
11,700
51 Va
73%
_
Corp
3%%
50%
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10,700
56,100
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47%
Corp
Neisner Bros Inc___
8
66 VB
102%
Co..
National Vulcanized
24
22,900
32 Vi
26 %
73%
Co
29
9
72%
30%
26%
48 VB
ChemicalZ
&
22% Jan
9% Mar 29
71%
31%"
26%:
102 %
Corp.
22
5% May 28
72
26%
47%
Co
Starch
24
8
70%
x30%
26%
72%
National
13 Va Oct
15% Jun
19 Va Jan
71%
30%
26%
*101%
National-Standard
15% May 29
15 V4 Mar 19
70%
65
*94
•
3,700
'295/b
>
5
common
Co——
National Steel
84,100
_No par
National Gypsum
$4.50 preferred:
27Va Jan
14,700
14%.
1.51/4
~_1
ZZZZl
Corp
National
Lead
48
14%
14%
50%
.
50
——10
3
25% Apr
Apr
Co
47%
47%
24
Corp com„5
(conv)
Gas
4
30
32
preferred
Apr
102% Alay
68 Va Jan
4% %
273/B
15V4
26%
1951——__loo
27 VB
48%
71
•
6,100
271%'.
15 Vb
'
3,500
68,100
27VB
48
27
pfd series of
.
151/4
29%
4% %
27i/4
48V4
70%
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
Oct
27 >/,
15
263/4
8
30
48
29%
96% Feb '12
29 %
15 %
71%
54
•30VB
48%
27 VB
48% Jan
28%
14 Va
ZZZZ-10
31%
92 % Jan
69 Va
29%
48 Vb
70%
28
8Vb
68%
48
.5
Nat'l Distillers & Chem
8%
70%
'
/
29%
54 *, Mar 23
Jan
27
26%
5
93 % Dec
93%
27%
8%
691/2
28 VB
29%
No par
5
61
28 Va
8%
City Lines Inc_„__
1
National Dairy
Products-——-—5
2
25
29
8i%
*70%
8%
69
27 Vb
National
83% Jan
Feb
67%
28%
!___1_5
Corp__
National Cash
Register
National Castings Co_-___
47
Jun
Corp_.
8%
67%
8 Va
8%
69
8%
67
—"ZZZI-IZl
—ZZZZZZl
...
86 Va Feb
24
Jun
Jun
61 Va Jan
2
20
94
2
54% Jan
2
39 % Mar 21
22
10% Jun
20
Nov
97
5
36% May 29
26
15
12'
31!
14
20% Jan
May 29
43% Dec
Jun
27
33% Jun
15
26!
43% Jan 31"
86
May
3:
28
9
7 6 Va Jun
19% Feb
27'
Jan
47% Mar
28 % Jan
15
Jan
2
2
Mar 11
38
11 %
40
82
1
Apr
Jan
5
3
Va Mar 22
May 28
48% Apr
26
6,7%
Jun
28
74
Dec
19
72%
Jan
11
71
Jun
26
79,
Feb
23
76 % Jan
3
79
Jan
2
86
Jun
4
83 % Jan
37
•
85
July
Jun
29
24
21
107
May 17
4
27% Jan
38% Feb
July 31
110% Dec
21% Jan
15% Jun
26
4
May
9
13 V4 Jan
21
59% Jan
16% Jan
9
76
May 22
Dec
28
48% Apr
6
45
19
34 Va May 29
109
14
Mar
6
_1
15
50% Apr
76
May
25
22
6
20% Mar
18
20%
19%
19%
413,1,
41
Va
53,000
1134
11
11%
com.No par
44%
44%
*44V2
44%
44%
44%
—100
83%
83%
♦823/4
83%
445/b
*82V2
83%
*82%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
49%
49%
49%
49%
493/4
76
76
Y
State
$3.75
Electric Gas
preferred—
3:40%
—100
—
79%
79%
*79
86
*85
30
4.85%
preferred
100
*105
;
.
Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
—_25
119 Vb
119%
23 %
23 %
North
American
North
American
Northern
13%
21
1
63
633/a
623A
63 Va
62 3B
63
60%
62
61 Va
61%
30,500
7
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25
35,900
Aviation
Corp
1
10
;
Central
*77%
52%
493/4
51
50
54%
53%
533/4
53%
loo
*106 %
107
*1061/4
100
110%
110%
*110Va
100
110
110
—
May 14
Northern
Pacific Ry
3|6% May 16
Northern
States Power Co
;
5
$4.11
95% Mar
95
4
23
40% Dec
12
35 % Jan
55
2
42% Mar
6
51
Jan
31
20% Jan
2
23
Feb
18
44% Jan
3
Northwest
Airlines
Norwich
Pharmacal
50 VB
50 Vb
22,300
533/4
52%
523/u
6,100
107
107
108
108
*107
110 Va
110%
1103%
111
*110%
111%
110
110
109'%
110
110
110
160
.
490
46%
48
47 VB
47%'
471/2
47%;,
47%
.47%
36%
36%/
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
7,1Q3
79%
801/4
793/i
793/4
80%"
80 »/4
80
80
210
*93
941/2
94%
94%
93%
93%
*93
94%,
520
93%
*93
94
*93
94%
♦93
94%
100
94
♦931/4
94%
94
*933/4
94%
95%
233/8
23,600
543/a '
53 Va
53%
23,400
2,300
94%
94%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
10
51 Va
53
52V4
53%
54
543/4-
533-4
"31/3
95%
•
47%
48
46 V2
47
46 %
46%
46%
5
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
22
62 %c
40%
41%
41
41%
403/4
41%
40%
41'/a
•47
47%
,
*46
•
110
22 Vb
94
94
23%
*941/2
.
*94 Va
94
94
94
24 Vi
93%
.94
*93
94%
Co_~
22,100
108%
1103/4
110
2334
Inc
Co
51%
52%
*93%
Z
Northwest Bancorporation
Northwestern Steel & Wire
20
50
,533/4
i07
1
—
Corp
19 %
79 %
80
preferred ———100
preferred
100
$4.16
r
10,000
18%
*78%.
36%
93 %
Northrop
8
18%
79%
463/4
100
14
7%
8%
17%
*78 '/2
36
94
25
8
200
3,300
46
.93%
Feb
May
5
com
110
50%
*133/4
610
28,200
♦79%
25% Jan
38 Va Mar 19
79
53%
21 Va Mar 20
27.
17%
78%
51 %
31
see page
17%
78%
10
preferred—
preferred
preferred
8
17%
No par
33 % Jan
footnotes,
7%
8
171/4
*77%
Co
preferred
For
8
17%
Indiana P S
$4.08
2
7%
14
78 Va
Natural Gas Co
93% May 13
2
7%
17
50
„
Northern
19% May 29
600
13%
21
9
27
*13%
14
91% Jan
59% Jan
14
21 Vb
$4.1o
31% Jan
23%
21
19
44%. Dec
23%
21%
96
.
23%
20%
4
10
23%
203/4
92% Jan
11
23 %
20%
93
25
*22%
*13%
preferred ——————100
preferred
—100
17% Jun
31% Sep
23
13%
$3.60
42% Dec
22,300
20%
31
10
120 %
20%
80 Va Jan
May 29
119 V*
*13%
2
11
120 V2
10
Jan
22
3,700
1201/4
Northern
5.60%
2,700
26 Va
1201/4
3
5%%
24%
119 3/4
120 Va
54% May 13
5.80%
3/4
620
,50c
Corp
76
Feb
1053/4
26%
33 Va Mar 29
Apr
*105
23
23
160
250
108 %
26
119%
520
95
*107%
24
78%' Mar 23
93
1053/4
110
.
86 V2
26
Coal Corp
Sugar Ind
Ry Co
93
"
90
22,200
79 %
23%
37% Mar 16
3
*105
75'A
QS
95
108'A
1,600
.
50 Vb
79%
*85
26%
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
19
*94
108 '
'
75 %
■
24
25 Va May 29
Jan
86%
24
31
Feb
801/2
26
9% Jan
48
76%
80
*85
26%
19% May 17
1
*75
24
79
Msr
49%
24
Car
May 16
110% Jan 17
50%
26
American
108
Jan
*105
82%
24%
North
111
86
105%
108'/4
1053/4
82%
26%
29
2
86
*1071/2
83% Z
1,2001
44%
23 3 a
26% Apr
11
91% Apr 24
'93% May 31
93% Dec 20
*94
108
80
86V2
95 :
44
■
26%
4
29
8
*105
95
.
49%
%
_i
American
Jan
85% Jan
105%
95
107Va
*85
50
,
—5
North
11
79%
86
,
76%
♦75
79%
85
100
95
104% Jan
May 11
76
45
;
108
107% Jan
Jan
t76
•
___100
95
.109
.
94.900
42 VB.
11%
108
7
2.400
19%
100
6
3,100
41%
—100
113% Mar
31%
12
preferred
114% Mar
30%
r
42
preferred
11
/
31
20%
5.25%
26
31%
303/4
11,7001
•
19%
4.10%
Apr
4,500
31 VB
31%
30%
82
11%
28
53
51'A
413/b
2
2
51%
19Va
66% Jan
4
,
52
11%'
24
Jan
51%
51%
41%
28
May 15
51%
52
.
19
6%
preferred
Norris-Thermador
43% Jan
39
31
Feb
Oct
4
30%
x513/4
79 %
106%' 106%
11%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Sep
44% Jan
52%
90%
108%
'
40%
3.90%
107
24
52 VB
*89
•
8014
107%
19%
3.60%
14% Mar 29
105'4
.90%
79%
107%
113/4
22
107
30% Oct
103 Va
*89
7934
771/2
105V4
40%
21% Mar 18
7% Apr 29
14% Jan 14
2
72% Jan
43
103
104
18%
23
3
771/4
75%
773/4
11%
Central
82 % Jan
Jan
*89
90%
5,009
40
N
85% Feb
75%
12,000
1
45
Norfolk &
18% Feb
2
Railroad—
Chicago & St Louis Co__
York Shipbuilding
Corp_^
Y
New
26
May
6
1
4
11% May 29
York
N
8
13% Apr
121% May
23% Apr
27
65 Va Jan
New
44% Jan
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co—
Sep
2
5
_
20% May 15
9
Jan
25
Brake—:
18
14
Jan
Air
Jan
15
Apr
York
29% Jan
Apr
15
New
*89
'
25
18
30
common—10
preferred J
100
Newport News Ship & Dry bock—1
106% Jan
Alar
Jan
23
13
Mining Corp
convertible
20 Va Jan
22
25
8
4%
25 % Jan
105
30
Apr
33% Feb
95
24
72% Jan
53
Newmont
110% Feb
7
6% Oct
102
92% Jan
Jan
107'
104
May 17
88,
31
19% Oct
Jun
2
3
May 29
41% Dec
Jan
25
12% July
48
4
9
July
85 %
27
94
3
16% Oct
100
Nov
109 Va Jan
18
Jan
104
,46
82
108% May 15
'
.
:'4o%
40%
710
800
5.800
r
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2064)
24
Monday, May 20, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
May 13
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
May J4
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 15
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 16
,
May 17
Shares
o
38
Jan
49% Jan
May 28
92
80% Jun
97% July
99
11
105
14
100% Apr
19
17% Jan
88% Jan
31
29% Oct
24
41
Feb
102
41%'Jan
14% May 29
19% Jan
12
54% Jan
23
35
May 28
43% Oct
76
24
Jan
25% Jan '
87% Feb
64
25
96
Jan
115
Jan
99% Jun
14
Oct
25
97% Jan
16
16% Jun
25
9% Jun
28
43
4.56%
25
4.44%
Apr
13
26
4.24%
25
Oklahoma
Olin Mathieson
41% May 13
17% May 13
59
21% Feb
15
21
24% May
1
68% May 14
Outlet
53% Jan
72 % Jan
24
84% May
Owens-Illinois
100
Mar
1
2
2
Co
4%
Jan
18
37
Apr
9
Oxford
104
Feb
6
$5
18% Jan
8
Pacific
American
15% Jan
12
15% May
12% Jan
l
15
4
14% Feb
6
Pacific
Cement
25
May 29
36% Feb
20
31% Jan
2
34% Jan
29
Pacific
Gas
47
May 29
61% Dec
27
53% May
U0% Mar
16% Mar 25
26% May 29
1
1
Apr
24
Pacific
Intermountain
17
Pacific
Lighting
14 % May 13
Pacific
Petroleums
20
39% Jan
2
5
158% Feb
26
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
2
Apr
6% Feb
25
5% May 28
5
14% Nov
5
13% Apr
25
17% Jan
15
142% Oct
23% Mar
31 % Mar 12
145% Jan
2
35 % Apr
Pacific
157
25
6%
Tin
22
20
Jan
3
15%
Jan
12
11 % Jan
2
13% May 10,
16% May 15
Packard-Bell
25
Pan
American
24
24% Feb
70% Dec
12
213/8 Jan
2
38 % May 15
Pan
2
803/4 May 13
97% Feb
8
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
12
67% Jan
96
31
Oct
24
58% Feb
10
98
9
8
Jan
17
18% Oct
24
38% Mar 15
24 % Mar 20
42% Oct
24
75% Apr
11
49% May
22% Jun
21
35
Jan
31
29% Jan 28
37
23% Jun
15
27
May
.27
Feb
28% July 12
22
33
Jan
13
19% Apr 25
14
23
14% Nov
15
Mar 29
24
8
Oct
22
26
27% Jan
19% Jan
May 31
48% Jan
50 %
Apr
50
34
17
2
5%
Penick &
42
Apr
Apr
19% Jan
37
May 29
23% Jun 25
41
Jan
2
25% Jun
34% Feb
20
30 % Jan
35
Mar 11
38% Mar 22
36
May 16
14
28% May 29
Jan
Penney
5
98 % July 25
106% May 25
32 % Apr
101
Apr
95
1013/4 May 25
2
18% Feb
98% Apr
13% Jan
17
2
8
39"% Apr
3
10% Jun
27
31% Oct
22
.
543/4 Jan
2
39 % May 29
52% Mar 19
37
Jun
3
51
33
Oct
24
25
Jun
Apr
56% Feb
22
58
46
Feb
49
30
4
16
46
Jan
2
Jan
39
Mar 19
2
series
14%
13%
1
62% Jan
25
May 29
18% May
17
28% Jan
1
9
54% May
15
9
6
61% May 16
35% May 14
52% Mar
34% Mar 20
29% Jan
2
79%
41%
42%
No par
28
*49%
5
34%
._1
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
18%
*18%
18%
20
20%
20%
21%
18%
20%
17%
8%
i—50
1
*45
46%
39%
103
106
33 % Jan
21
5
71% Jan
25
61 % Oct
24
82
112% Jan
87% Mar 27
84% Jap
3
80% July 25
84% Feb
19
81% Jan
10
42
59% Mar 14
47 Va Jan
17 '
July 16
Oct
24
Feb
■
14
88% May
6
55% Apr 26
21% Jan 18
15% Oct
24
2
17% Apr
15
40
Oct
24
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
97
Feb
6
100% Nov
27
99 % Jan
8
102% Jan 18
18% Jun 27
30% Oct 23
41% Jan
11
.' 29% Feb
28
65% Mar 19
39
11% Oct
23
3
34% May
1
49!8 Apr 15
17% Jan
9
2
86
26% Apr
69
4
Jan
Feb
22
13% Jan
67
Aug 17
86% Mar
1
72% Jan
64
Sep
28
81
8
73
12% Jun
22
16% May 15
126% Aug 21
43% Oct 24
5% Oct
82
May 10
2
22
Va May 14
1
134% Jan
51% Jan
12% Jan
-4
7
Jan
8
Jan
0
38
Jan
24
41
Jan
35% Mar 29
143
May
8
57% Jan 14
12% May 17
61% May 15
'61
32% Mar 12
125
Nov
14
Jan
17
44% Jun
25
78
Jan
4
57% Feb
28
88
Jun
25
130
Jan
3
105 % Jan
21
Oct
24
34% Dec
6
6
122
28% Mar 20
120% May 6
81% Jun
14
13% Oct
24'
90% Oct
18
95 % Mar
5
93
Jan
May 28
47 % Mar
8
42
Mar
32
221
Jan
3
21
Jan
22
3
15% Jan
3
14
5
22% May 16
56% Jun
20% Jun
May 14
40 % Jan
130
8
May 10
66 % Apr
122
May
35 % May
148 % Jan
18 % May
99 % Apr
48
Jan
23% Apr
25
1
50%
43 %
14%
54
15!%
55
*45%
46!%
*101
1013%
27%
27%
17%
17%
No par
common—
100
1
25
5
preferred
preferred
'
100
100
preferred
.
100
Glass
52%
19
62%
100
33%
5
Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
5% preferred class A
5%%
1st series
"
46
xl5%
*83%
*80%
20%
convertible
*102
11%
•
'
„
88
527/8
19%
62%"
100
34%
46%
16%
87
82
22
*143
55 %
55%
*129
132
64
•
8
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
Corp
117%
121%
125Va
123%
M0
Poor &
118
34%
___1
Plough Inc.—
Polaroid
'118
34%
18Va
18%
.18%
97%
98
45%
45%
Co
Electric
Power
sf pref_100
Co
New
10
34%
,98
45%
11%
57%
132
64%
117%
34%
124%
"
18% '
98
96%
97%
45%
110% Feb
15
5.28%
preferred
100
109%
109V2
com__No par
111% Jan
25
Nov
2i
3
37% Jan
17
79% Apr
24% Dec
11
76
Jan
2
81
May 13
3%%
28
24
May
3
25
Mar 14
Feb
8
23
Mar 29
10% Feb
21
6
Jan
88
84
Jan
,
54% Oct
136
24
Oct
25
25 % Oct
26
For
91% Feb
146„
Mar 13
30% Jan
footnotes,
16
3
see page
l
Jan
2
27% Jan
2
27.
% May 14
Public
Serv
64
*100
10
101
34
33%
33%
47 Va
46
47
16
15%
15%
Va
*83%
86
*83%
82
*80%
6,600
7,800
3,200
86
*80%
"
82
21%
141
10
'
21%
21%
•141'%
141
22 Va
18,200
120
142
55%
57 %
56 %
57
U
30.490
11%
12
11%
12%
91,300
Va
*56%
57 Va
260
61 %
61%
61%
61%
1,900
34%
34%
34%
35
1,600
*129%
132 %
*129%
132
*56%
'
65
57
65
65%
65%
10,900
1,750
120%
120%
120%
34%
34%
34%
4,800
128%
131 %
130%
132'/a
58,700
18 Va
18 Va
18%
18%
4,600
97
97
*96%
97%
290
22 Va
23
22 %
22%
13,400
119%
34
4,200
of
Co
Ind
99V4
99%
*99
*108%
109
*95%
*109
99
109
109
109%
110%
99%
77'%
99%
77%
78 %
*93
100
109
108 %
109
108%
108 %
230
110%
37%
110
110
109 %
109%
540
37%
12,600
36%
37
37%
80
81
36%
37 %
_100
80
81
*79
81
*80
81
4.32%
preferred
preferred
25
*24
25
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
*24 %
24%
24%
24%
100
4.16%
preferred
25
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
23%'
6%
23%
6%
*23 %
23%
23%
23%
1.000
6%
7%
7%
7%
19,200
86
86
86
86
37
37%
37 Va
37%
37%
37%
13,700
x29
29%
28%
29 Va
29
29%
8.900
Publicker
$4.75
Industries
Inc common
preferred
5
6%
37 %
37
6%
6%
37
7
*80
*86
81
87
140
30
No par
*85
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
3
„Pullman Inc
—No par
36
36%
36%
36%
29%
30%
29%
30%
39%
29%
31%
40 Va
21 Va
39%
31%
30%
31%
31
35,000
40 Va
39%
39%
39
39%
22,000
72%
73%
73 %
74%
73
74 %
70%
73
3,800
65 %
66%
145%
65%
3,900
Anr
2°
Pure Oil-:
79% Apr
24
Purolator
69% Jan
18
86
5
;
Products
Y; '
61 % Mar
141
31
41.%
15%
2,800
5,100
18%
'63%
63%
550
*99
109
2
33%
,46%
18%
18%
101
110
100
3
1P %
63 Va
>100
99%
MOO
11
290
MM--
95,100
53
*99
preferred
preferred
23% Jan
52 Va
52%
99%
5.05%
64 % Apr
51%
2,300
1
36% Jan
88
97
15
9
90 Va
*87
*95%
Feb
26
*89%
88
97
109% Jan
38% Mar
13,800
89'
*95%
96% Mar
38 V4 Dec
84
84%
89
97
106% Mar
25
83%
83 %
*87
15,100
10
23
29,500
93%
Apr
20 V4 Oct
40 %
93%
109
28% Jun
60
40
39%
40 Va
*93
4.30%
15
140
106 Va
15,100
21
Apr
*105
31%
Nov
30
39%
106 Va
31%
98
2
'105
31%
90% July 17
19% Jan
220
•
100
31 %
97
6
*99%
100
31%
93%
*93
26% Mar
90 Va
31 Va
*95%
30
35%
102%
31%
93V4
4
17,500
34%
..
90%
102%
*89 Va
102 %
31 %
95%.
May 15
19,800
20,600
95%
7% May 16
*99%
35 Va
4,400
30,400
.61%
78
93
40% Jan
*89 %
52%
60%
29%
100
86
34%
'102
25%
51%
.
74%
100
4
*25%
53%
61%
29 %
preferred
2
25%
60%
73%
preferred
23
'
29%
4.18%
35% Apr
25 %
52%
74%
4.08%
2
2,200
29
5
23
17%
73 %
21
Jan
17%
29
Feb
43% Jan
17%
73%
95
18
17%
78
97% Apr
17% Oct
2,800
73%
31%
93%
94% Jan
Jun
10
26%
73 Va
91% Jan
31% May 29
1,300
101%
26%
73%
6
84
*101
26%
73 Va
20
24
101%
26%
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No par
$1.40 div preference com__No par
Dec
5% Oct
'101
23.
95
22
2,000
45
28%
2
24 VB Jan
2,600
55
44%
77%
Jan
24
14%
*54%
45 Va
22%
87
July 25
15
54%
45
78%
Nov
21
14%
54%
23
92
35
14%
5,800
28%
5
19
43%
77%
28%
of Colorado
Co
Jan
22% Jan
42%
22%
Gamble—
&
Service
85
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
43%
11,300
78%
75 % May
10
11,300
55
29
68% Jan
30 Va Jan
108% Apr
32% Jan
180
51
23
26
29
54
50%
45%
31% May 14
Jun
53%
54
43%
12
57%
61%
33%
21
*129% 132
64%
65
*118
1°0
34%
34%.
124% *28%
18Va
.'8%
45%
July 24
106
55%
54%
51%
28%
Public
—
Procter
19
100
lu2
16%
39"%
77%
16
30% Feb
.
35%
22%
79%'Apr
27% Jan
29
35%
104%
100%
16%
39%
54%
55%
143
55%
61
61
29
Jun
.
50%
56%
54 %
51%
44 Va
14%
15
54%
54%
45%
45%
*101
101%
27 ,
27!%
17%
17%
25
25%
52%
53%
60%
61%
34%
35%
101% 102%
90%
90%
*99% 100 '
*105
106%
39%
40%
85%
85%
89%/ 89%
*87
88
51%
52%
18%
18%
62%
63
*100
101
33%
34
46%
47%
15%
15%
*83%
86
*80% 82
21%
22%
142"
55Va
73%
31%
93%
104
16%
39%
103"%
36
104
101%
17%
39%
100%
16%
39%
8%
44
47
-■
39%
34
'
5
69% Mar
19
18
35%
104
8%
x44
46%
39
34
2,300
800
49,500
12,430
3,800
90
30,300
5,000
1,400
13,000.
320
650
159,900
700
-
10
2
32% Apr
69% Dec
32 % Feb
39%
*33%
23
17%
17
8%
47%
18%
18%
21%
45%
47%
39%
34
8%
104%
100%
*26
*27
18%
21%
17%
No par
92% Jan
25
3
-
.40
6,100
36,300
43,630
700
18,230
.
33%
*129
63%
64%
■
12
56%
75
1.25
51%
34%
26%
27%
•
.
143%
55%
33%
56%
34
.
22%
11%.
55%,
"60%
11%
60%
34
90
99
99
*105
106%
40Va
41
85%
86%
89%» 89%
*87
88
51%
52%
19
19
62%
62%
*100
101
33%
34
;
46%
47%
<>16
16%
85%
85%
*80%
82
21%
143%
60%
53%
61 %
35%
102%
89%
99
56%
100
preferred
1
Potomac
55%
No par
.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
_10o
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The) common—
1
$3.50
*143
10
pfd—100
prior
52%
60
34%
53%
60!%
34%
34%
101% 101%
90
90
'
25%
25
25%
52%
59%
*87
46%
78
96%
7%
44%
27%
51
34%
7%
45
27%
17%
35%
51
79%
98
*44
34
43%
101
27%
17%: 17%
16
36"%
>39%
56
13%
16%
37%
79
96%
7%
45%
27%
51
35
26%
27%
16%
27%
18%
20%
320
13%
13%
6,900
2,700
•
7,200
12,100
15,400
127,900
13,700
6%
14%
37%
47%
53%
101
27
105% 105%
39%
41%
84%
85%
89%
89%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate
.
99
100
_100
50c'
5
100
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common.
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp_
—1
Pitney-Bowes Inc ——————2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co_
>_
——1
*54
*45!%
,
_1
_
4.68% preferred
;
Phila & Reading Co,rp (NY)_
Philip Morris Inc common
1
4% preferred
.3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum—
25
49% May 29
35
52%
1
1
18
333/4
34%
33%c
4
29
39%
333/4
34%
100
—
7
Jan
55% Jan
22
May
14% Jan
20
54
5
Oct
19% Jan
116% Mar
May
May 17
10
67% Feb
22
36% Oct
35
139
Jan
26
64
38%
3434
34%
No par
Permutit Inc
4.30%
5
Apr
1
41% Apr 24
90% Apr 22
91
39%
345/3
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
_33%C
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
Phila Electric Co common—No par
16
2
47%
14%
55%
Apr
Jan
46%
14%
Apr
81
47%
34%
149
6%
14%
14%
51%
8%
44%"
56
53 . '
51%
44 %
19
24
8%
44%
46%
38%
333/4
34%
17%
34%
600
.
14%
148%
*26
17%
8%
45%
17%
8%
54%
53
50%
43%
Jan
26% Oct
17%
8%
*44%
17%
46
55%
53
51%
437/a
96
Feb
/
34%
150
6%
43%
27%
18%
21%
55
3.80%
16,500
13,800
200,300
7%'
26%
*26
39%
4.40%
3,900
21,800
78%
27%
18%
26%
*26
16%
1
13%
33%
34%
26%
39%
5
17%
13%
33%
13
51%
*26
15%
Mar
*17%
33%
*96%
25
39%
Mar
17%
' 14
16%
27%
15%
91
320
37%
35
39%
105
103
49%
34%
15%
7
13
49%
34%
39%
11
31
28%
50
34%
5
Jan
2,200
6%
14%
7%
44%
50
34%
41%
_10
86% Jan
34%
100%
34%
98
7%
41%
27%
7%
27%
28%
par
78
*96%
98
104
100%
16%
7
Sep
i-
7%
x40%
•
10014
28
Jan
79%
7%
103%
88% Nov
106
78%
*96%
98
100%
103% Nov
Aug 23
80%
*96%
103%
6
101
37%
101
July 10
97
16%
103%
■Tun
100
16%
37
100%
Pfaudler
34%
100%
*149
13%
16%
38%
79%
13
16
35%
13%
103%
98
8
13%
16%
35%
100
82
100
13%
14%
16
1
4%%
preferred
M
Petrolane Gas Service Inc
Petroleum Corp of America
2
2
14%
34%
6%
14%
——100
Co
2,100
34%
100%
*17%
149%
6%
• 14%
148
6%
preferred
Milk
103%
34%
101
34%
34%
151
6
15%
7%
19
12
34%
150
35%
70c
101% Feb
44% Oct
;
6
50c
;
Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Perkin-Elmer Corp
7
102
100%
35%
34%
*100
151%
6%
Peoria &
7
Jan
17%
102%
102%
35
' 34%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
May 13
17%
102%
100%
34%
Pet
16 % Feb
34 y8
100%
151 %
—.—
26
47
102%
35%
101%
Pennsylvania RR_.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
24
25
102%
102%
102,%
—100
Pennanente Cement Co common—1
5% convertible preferred——50
"
12,700
14 2/7
9
13
81%
18%
8
Mar 15
81%
56%
Jan
Feb
81%
18%
Jan
42
80%
56%
13%
51
57%
82
14
55
23
80%
18%
13 % Jan
24
81%
56%
44% May 17
99% Mar 8
18% Oct
80%
13%
51V4 Mar 14
33% OCt
14,200
82%
18%
59% Mar 23
2
800
64%
56%
19"% Mar 15
19% Jan
11%
23%
63%
19
56%
14%
66% Jan
25
11%
23%
65%
18%
24
13% Jun
11%
23%
64%
55%
13%
preferred
28% May
11%
23%
65%
14%
15
26% May 17
11%
23%
64%
19%
24
101% July 13
11%
23%
68%
56%
35% Oct
99
Jan
15
11%
23%
66 y4
14
Co—
Chemicals
4.40%
16% Apr
11%
23 y8
68%
18%
49% Oct
2
12
23%
56
12% Jun
31
37,700
2,000
3,700
19%
1
4%%
51% May
48,!% Jan
46,000
14%
1
——1
13
Feb
48%
56%
Industries
28
63
17%
58
48 y4
13%
preferred
Feb
56% May 15
11
Jan
17
58
48%
19
55%
—
common
106% Feb
103
17%
58%
48%
Express Co_5
No par
Ltd—
Corp
—3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
17% May 10
35 % Feb
Jan
17%
58%
49 %
13%
(J C)
Pennsalt
17%
58%
48
32%
preferred
conv
17%
58
50%
14
Ford
4.68%
2
29
17%
58%
49%
17%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp——,„M
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
5
9
10% Feb. 14
17%
58
51
33
issued
When
17 %
58
._1
prior
300
17%
Sulphur—
Tool
71,500
40
*96
13%'.
323/4
Transportation—No
conv
3,600
40%
34%
41%
97
14
Pictures Corp—
Pendleton
35%
39%
35%
40%
*96
97
17%
Electronics
Peabody Coal Co
97
35
41
34%.
41
32%
Corp
Parmelee
5
*96
35
35%
40%
13%
Parke Davis & Co
1
14
May 17
*2 3/8 Jan
3
52% Jan
Apr
16% May
7
8% May 14
41% Jan
2
4
7% Oct
40
55% Feb
97
35
32%
Paramount
21
2
293% May
1,300
13%
Papercraft
27
26
?5% Apr
26% Apr
18% May
17% Jan
10
20% Oct
8
16,100
18%
33
—
% Jan 28
45% May 17
24%
*17%
*96
17%
World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe Line
No par
4%
preferred
100
9
35 % Mar
16
Jan
6 3/4 Apr
,
24%
18
13%
Amer
2
9% Jan
24 %
17%
32%
.
Corp—1
Packaging Corp of America——5
15% Oct
24
18
35 %
35
Consolidated
7% Oct
10% Jun
24%
17%
97
*99%
5
Telep & Teleg com
preferred
Pacific
7
Corp
23%
41%
102
Aggregates Inc_5
63 3/4 Jan
10
24%
18
23%
10
Corp
&
280
102
81%
100
15
:_No par
Electric
&
102
*17.%
11%
—
,—
*101%
18
*23
com___6.25
Co common.
preferred——.
102
*101%
102
300
66%
30c
Co
Glass
Paper
*101%
900
50
No par
—
preferred-,-.
.105
2
Jan
102
105
58
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp—_1
8
31% Jan
100
Outboard Marine Corp.
11
104%
7,000
17 %
3.125
1
2
5
Otis Elevator
2
15% Jan
Corp
*104
97
Opelika Manufacturing Corp——:_5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
10
; • May
8
59% Jan 30
May 15
11% May 15
5
Jan
Chemical
104
89
*101%
104
99%
104%
89
49
89
100
*88
48%
99%
100
89
34%
40%
100
7.50
Gas
49%
99%
89
104%
102
24%
48%
99
89%
100
104%
23%
49
,48%
48%
100
*89
104
*17%
—
Natural
99%
104
20
preferred
48
49%
89%
99%
*89
2.50
preferred
4%
38% Jan
15% Jan
*
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
2
18% Feb
47% Jan
Mar 23
101% Feb
25
2
preferred
preferred
preferred
2
24% Mar
14
26
Jun
3.90%
13
24
Jun
19
25
7
48%
15
100
100
100
100
preferred
98% Apr
48
3
46% Oct
10 % Oct
7
102% Jan
4.40%
94% Jan
3
Jun
Mar 25
May
Ohio Edison Co common
l
9
34% Apr
31% Jan
26
25
26
May
7
8
22%
Jun~28
51
Jan
Nov
18% Apr "*2 3
95% Nov 15
16 %
12
9
100 % Dec
9414 July 18
3
Feb
85 % Jan
7
105
3
97
100% May
89% May
86% Dec
29
46% Jan
2
21
Dec
Inc
39%
29%
30%
40%
—1
73%
74
86
*85
'
V
.
': 30%
Q
147 Va Mar 14
34 % Apr
29
Quaker
Oats
Co
common
5
6%
preferred,
—100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
65%
*143
33 %
66
145%
33 %
65%
65
143
'
*33%
143
33%
*144
33%
33%
65 Va
144
*33%
66 %
144
34 %
65
144%
145%
80
33%
34%
700
Volume
The Commercial
Number 6265
and Financial Chronicle
(2065)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous/
Year 1962
Lowest
*
STOCKS
'
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
,
Lowest
Highest
NEW
-
Highest.
YORK
'
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
par
Tuesday
May 13
May 14
,
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
May 15
Sales for
the Week
Friday
May 17
May 16
Shares
R
38% Jun
63 % Mar 14
8
Oct
Jan
2
20
77
Apr
17
45
Jan
10
34% Jan
2
21% Jan
2
15% Feb
26
30% Feb
24
56
79% Dec
27
71% May 29
28 Va Sep 10
12% May 29
13
25
14% Feb
18
25
May 29
5% Oct
12
'.
8
1
24
21%
23
Oct
15
12
12
4
10
j,
4
14
23
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23
13% Mar 26
30
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30
53
12
May 28
24
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19
12% Jan
4
30
31
19
Nov
Oct
;
17
60 *
26
27.
,
May 17
.
Reliance
Elec
Reliance
Mfg
18% Feb
26
2 ■>
6% Jan
Jan
10% Apr 19,
16% May
2 /
2>
Jan
4
5
36 % Jan
2
45 Va May 16
40 % Jan
2
48 Va Jan
37% Jan
7
2."
34% ,Jan
2
29
4
23% Jan
2
14
49% Jan
8
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
102 % Jan
41% Apr
r
Mar
6
80% Feb
8
26
3% Jun
24
5% Dec
22% Oct
14
88% Feb
2>:
15
4% Jan
•
55
Jan
44% Mar 14
39
Jan
>,<
2
2
37 % Mar 19
24
6/
19% Jan
3
42% Feb
24
30% May
28% Dec
21
37% Dec. 31
25
38
May 29
Feb
27
2
73
Jun
27
124% Dec
5
104
90
Aug 30
97 > Dec
18
94
Feb
24 % Jan
25
16 % Mar
14
29% Feb
12
21
25
31% Mar 15
v
2
*18% Jan
May
•
,17% Jan
Haas
9
Rohr
Rohson
May 17
Roper
Feb
23
14% Feb
5
8% Jan
2
11% May 29
17% Jan
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
Royal McBee
4
13% Jan
15
Oct
7% Oct
Jan
5
26% Apr 29
11% Jan 21
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
26
24
l( 18% Feb
31% Feb
13
9
Jan
10
12 % Apr
2
19
19% Jan
16% Mar 21
1
14% Feb
8
(Geo
Ruberoid
Ryan
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13
14%
3,900
28%
283/4
6,-300
15%
15%
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16
14% %
10%
143/4
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22%
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42
62%
61%
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42%
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43
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16
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16
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63
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63
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63
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;
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50%
51
51
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10
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1
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34
34%
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51%
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88
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44%
33
44
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43%
44%
32%
33
321/4
32%
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25%
25%
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26
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26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
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8,400
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40%-
40%
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40
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40
403/4
40
40%
3,700
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10.300
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5
39%
123
100
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26
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39
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39
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122
97
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16%
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17
26%
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
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97
16%
26%
15,900
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27
1
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33%
32%
33 y4
32 V2
32%
32%
33%
33
34
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35
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34
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34
34
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34 Va
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5,900
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47%
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47%
47%
47%
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9%
9%
9%
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12%
1
27%
28
27%
27%
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12
12
12
16%
17
16%
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17
17'/4
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11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
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Cola
Co
Petroleum
Co
Corp
—
I
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System
4,600
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5%
5%
30,500
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l
;
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35 Va
106
5%
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14,800
51%
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5%
40,300
45
34%
45%
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38%
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16%
38%
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16%
38%
34
105%
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16%
34%
46%
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343/4
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Ltd
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105%
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17%
9%
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88%
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34%
46%
46
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30
17%
9%
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com
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43.
513/4
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4,600
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50
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17
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16
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16
62%
16
•
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42
15%
,
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13
28%
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18
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10%
16
17
26,900
28
14%
42
16%
29%
123/a
10%
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4,600
5,900
8,200
28 V* :
14%
2.50
Aeronautical
Ryder
153/4
14%
34%
Co
Ruppert
16
10%
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;
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41
15%
9
1
34
9
8%.;..
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10
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1
49% May
10% Jan 17
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1
93/4
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16
15 Va
100
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38
-
12%
Corp
2
29
11,200
>
33%
,
Co
2
26
38,100
10%
28%
preferred series A
2
Oct
24%
9%
12%
common
&
4%
43 % Jan
10% Jun
23%
9%
x34 %
Rohm
26% Jan
25
28%
24%
9%
No par
Corp
11
15
29%
23%
97/a
28
Inc
Controls
26
Apr
293/e
23%
28 %
series
Selection
Dec
12
29%
23 %
Co___2~50
Tobacco
J.)
27 % Apr
7% Oct
29%
11%
pref.
3.60%
44
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
11%/
27%
Company
8
27 '/a May
41%
IIV4
I„5
Rockwell-Standard
May 16
96% Mar 4
.4
41
11%
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp„No
par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
2
Apr 11
40% Apr 25
Mar 18
(R.
Robertshaw
131
12
2nd
Richfield Oil Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
43
Mar 19
15% May 29
May 29
33
42%
11%
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Ritter
10
41%
113/4
50c
conv
10
l
26% May 16
10
44 Va
11V4
50c
Richardson-Merrell
16
10
44
1
& Chemical
Metals Co com
Rhodesian
.
10
11%
*15%
1
1,300
44%
12
Brass—
17
11%
series—-100
&
72,700
66%
10
50
preferred--
'
44%
15%
Corp
653/4
11%
15%
I 10
I_I_5
I_5
661/4
44
15%
3%%
21
47% Apr
36% Apr
26% May
3
37% Jan
34% Jan
-
8
Jan
■
;
9%
44
50
——_
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6,800
8%
preferred series A
Rheem
171/4
65 %
66%
50c
Drug
Reynolds
17%
No par
4%%
:
-17%
23%
preferred
4%%
5% May 17 :/
23 % Mar 19
12
>
Inc
Rexall
15
17 y4
29%
common
Copper
8
Apr
65% Feb
17
34% Mar 26
26% May U
17% Oct
% 47% May 14
1
7
Feb
10% Jan
Corp
Revere
28
Jan
38% Mar
7
;. Mar
110
3;
16%
8%
Eng Co
Co common.
convertible
Reynolds
17%
29%
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■
7,000
16%
10
23%
&
Revlon
>'
35% May 16
51% May 14 r;
87
4
14
102
32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
Oct
16
Jan
15% Feb
25
Oct
90
\
;
16 /
17%
:
8%
Corp
Republic Aviation
$1
36Va
23%
Chemicals
Republic
81%
x35%
No par
Conv preferred
24
52% Jan
23
Reichhold
801/4
36%
29%
preferred
2nd
Reliable, Stores
17
41 % Jan
8% Jun
20
22
2
'
40
9
80 Va
36%
8%
Stores
11
43
,
1st
non-cum
Owl
80%
37%
23%
Roller Bit Cq
Reeves
Bros Inc
17
50% Nov
86% Nov
Red
80 V4
37
29%
non-cum
4%
80
37%
5
common
Reed
Jan
8
34% Oct
U
69
Jan
'
4%
65 3%
80
36%
IIIIIBo
Co
Jan
67% Mar 13
20% Oct
48
May 17
66%
*79%
;-ii%
—No par
Inc__3.33y3
Inc
Co
65%
79%
37%
17:
.
1
International
Reading
20% Jan
2
14
Raytheon
43 % Jan
•
7
24
20 Va Jan
97
•
Jan
16% Jan
Mar 12
8
14% May 17
29% May
7
17% Feb 21
38% Jan
28
Aug
24
Raymond
Rayonier
66%
79%
2.50
House Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
10% May 17
13
Inc
2
May
65%
37
No par
_2.50
Random
15% May
51%
6% Oct 24
7
com_No par
preferred
23 % Apr
31'% Jun
9% Jun
12% Oct
58
Oct
13% Jan
18.
18% Jan
49% Jan
Ranco
30% Jan
21
May
6
1st
7
C 29%
2
Jan
16% Jan
.
Corp of America
$3.50
24
44% May 14
11% May
8
2
15% Jan
8
19 % Apr
25
-
v
14% Apr 30
10% Mar 14
22% Mar
5
21% Feb
23
16% Oct
7% Jan
15
jun"
■
21% Apr 22
1
Jan
13% Jan
Oct_2i
10 % Oct
9
19
Ralston Purina Co_.
Jan
18% Jan
1
21% Jan
16
10 % Feb
24
Nov
Oct
13%
•
May
8% Jan
16
24% Apr
41% Feb
Radio
40
9% May 17
41
7% Jun
16% May 29
67% May
9
81% May 17
Co
No par
Inc__
17
17
11%
2.50
12%
.
*12
27%
12
12%
12%
12%
28
28
28V4
..
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12
12,600
:
8,900
7,600
12V4
12%
12%
2,900
28
*
28
8,500
11 3/4
12 Va
300
7,100
19,400
S civ
36 y4 May 29
89
Jun 28
352% Jan
26
2
45% Feb
4
16
91% Apr
22
352% Jan
26
22% Jun
603/a Jan
943/4 Nov
26
37
•
■.».
Jan
57% May
96
Feb
4%
4
25
Jan
7
32%
St.
May~16
20% May 21
1
21% Mar
19
1 Jan
10
183/4 Jan
2
68% Oct
23% May 16
81
i: Dec
79
8
86
34% Apr
22% Oct
8
23
8
3
35
Jan
2
10
Jan
2
133/4 Apr
15
2
11% Apr
27% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
103/a Jan
9
9% Jan
15
1
60% Feb
.49
Oct
9
451/2 Jan
16
35% Jan
12
23
98% Feb
14
653/a Feb
10% Oct
24
Oct
23
283/a Apr
53% Dec
23
50
11% May
513/4 Jan
25
Oct
25
42 3/4 Jan
2
77
A Jan
16
87
90
Feb
6
19
Oct
22
21
Jun
Mar
7
Electric
Schenley
Industries
Schlumberger
Jan
22
26
18
86
Jan
8
92
Apr
97% Jan
9
102
Jan
30
21% Jan
2
82
Jun
7
77
Jan
18
4% Jan
28% May 17
2
78% Jan
3.65%
23
5V2 Apr
2
Mfg
Screw
9%
8,200
41%
23,000
preferred-
Co
Bolt
33 % May
2
36 V4 Apr 25
Seagrave
Sealright-Oswego
Falls
89% May 17
15% May
7
11% Jan 22
Sears
25
293/4 Jan
9% Jan
4
23
8
2
183/4 Jan
11'%
2
Jan
24Vs Jan
.2
34% Jan
16
11
Dec
31
22% Feb
15
18%
Jan
4
21
May 23
Jun
27
33% Jan
26% Oct
23
56'
24 % Oct
24
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
15Va Oct
24
26% May 22
22
28% Oct
24
40% Feb
.
23% May
9
13% Jan 14
19Va Feb
35 % Jan
2
22
,
5
Jun
14
62
Feb~21
35% Mar
29% Jan
Mar
Shahmoon
72% Feb 28
'
'
2
15
'
50
Mar 23
53
Feb
19
29
May 28
443/4 Jan
17
32% Jan
5
24
2
9
6
6% Jan
3
,
12% Mar 26
93
Apr
24
14% Jan
91/4 Apr
331/2 May
1
20% Jun
25
383/s Mar
1
25
Jan
3
81
32% May 16
25
86
8
82 % Jan
2
90
footnotes,
see page
27.
Feb
1
14%
14V4
*14%
15
110
15%
143/4
14%
9,500
10
15%
2,700
143/a
14%
1,200
40'/s
15
■,v
110
15%
151/4
15%
8%
8%
*106
Kline
Smith
French
&
Co
Gold
Amer
8%
17 '/a
8%
17%
preferred
Jersey
Puerto
Gas
17%
4,900
23
29%
29 V-
26%
26%
26%
10,800
451/4
45Va
45%
79,500
76%
16,100
25%
25%
25%
26%
26%
5
2634
43%
44%
43%
43%
433/8
44
44%
74%
75%
X74 'A
74%
75%
753/4
60%
60%
603/4
60 34
60'/a
603/4
59%
60'%
28%
28
2834
273/4
60%
28%
60
28%
28%
291/4
28%
: 28%
35%
38 %'
36%
36%
36 3/8
38%
37%
381/4
37%
37%:
41,700
66 Va
67
66%
67
66%
671%
12,000
,65%
66
66%
66%
663/4
67%
52,500
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
10,400
83/4
8%
83/4
9%
5,700
3,200
15
Co
1
-
■67 /•>:■
18
8%
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2.50
39%
com
5
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1
Edison
8%
661/2
42
66
17%
8%
60%
531/4
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Gas
&
60%
603%
53
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531/4
*52%
531/4
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53 %
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39%
38%
39Vb
39%
391/4
1,300
43%
463/4
443/4
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45%
47%
208,300
33%
33%
33%
33%
33'%
39
433/4
331/8
25%
25%
25%
25%
25s/8
2534
25%
255/a
25%
25%
3,700
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
62,000
55
14,300
56 V2
57
56
57%
57%
5734
50%
51 Va
51%
515/8
34
*33
56%
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34%
Service
Co
6234
64
20
20%
21
100
;
76%
76%.
1
35%
36%
1
1
_2.50
common
6
—100
common
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32
7.50;
& Bros Inc
_r,
60%
33
No par
common
60%
39
common
Corp
preferred
60 Va
43%
34%
Rand
60%
60%
33V4 '
33%
Public
9%
El_Nopar'
ctfs
18
8%
♦95
•
55%
54%
57%
57%
57
57%
51%
50%
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50
'50%
9,700
3334
34%
34%
35 %
34%
351%
68,500
6334
641%
63%
63%
19,500
21
21
21%
21%
4,500
77
*75Vb
54%
*57
64%
63%
64%
21
20%
203/4
78
75'/a
751%
*75%
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
35%
18
17%
18
173/4
18
173/4
12%
125/a
36
17%
12%
12%
8%
8%
317/8
31
56%
503/4
63%
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18.
12%
'
55%
20%
-
31V2
96
*95
8%
8%
32
31%
96
*95
12%
91/4
8%
31%
313/4
123/4
96
*95
96
85/a
.
31%
*95
2,000
12Va
,
6,100
8%
11,800
31%
15,200
96
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13 %
13S/b
13%
13%
13%
13%
95%
95%
95%
95
95
95
95
94%
95
No par
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
32%
31%
32 Va
9Q
90
99
v
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91
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91
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20
5,500
18
95%
....
600
36%,
.
12%
125/8
91/4
31%
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77
50c
♦89%
800
56%
/
;„25
No par
3,800
10,400
8%
43%
No par
tr
75%
1,600
33 ',4
(Del)
stock
17
9
39%
.*
:
76 3/8
"
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60%
*
;
67
17%
'9
50
75
653/a
•
66
17%
60%-
Sugar
67%
65
com_4.50
preferred—
preferred
3,500'
12,500
5
Co
Co
Ohio
39%
—10
■
-
$4.50
173/8
.22%
38%
Platinum
Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20% preferred
Spiegel Inc
173%
8,100
293/4
.;
Indiana
Southwestern
$4.50
12,000
39%
—
Rico
non-cum
Sperry
*22 s/s
5,900
8%
29%
263/4
—No par
& G
California
&
22%
23%
8%
;:i7%
,
243/4
23%
22%
2234
'
Mobile
17'A
24%
8%
'
39%
Southern^Cb-.—.;—.j—5
5 %
17%
243%
23%
83/4
8%
22%
Labs_No par
—
preferred
Southern
8%
17%
17
8%
39%
Inc
&
South Carolina E
;5%
23
9
5,500
_50c
Soo Line Railroad Co_.
South
3/4
'
293/4
Inc__
Co
Mobil Oil
Socony
1
8
♦
■22%
Industries
7
15%
83/4
*106
39
Sparton
18
15%
,
8%
834
110
2934
Corp
Spartans
Feb
8%
*106
39
Co__
O)
28'
Jan
15V4
143/4
8%
110
2934
;
24
15
8%
*106
38%
'.
—
(A G)
98% Feb
8%
106
*29%
Co
Corp
Spalding
97
4,700
8%
25
10
Pattern
Oil
23
6
15%
23
Railway
25% Mar 19
94% May
7
14%
293/4
6
Apr
14%
38%
Pacific
19
14
38
Southern
2
14
23
Southern
Jan
13%
29%
653/4 Apr
6
14
1
35% May 17
36s/s Feb
14
No par
1
1
14
No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
10% Mar
2
Mar
Co
& Steel
57
May 13
57% Apr 25
52% Apr 19
15
26
May
.
2
333/8 Mar
2
For
America
Signode Steel Strapping
2
Sep
of
Corp
2
3
13%
22,300
23
Jan
23
45,100
"
24%
Jan
213/a May
2,600
89%
24%
43
76 % May 13
35%
88%
23%
50
_
343/4
88 Va
50q
51% Jan
5
27%
36
87%
23
9
21
25%
,35%
88 Va
23%
Mar 21
72% Jan
26%
36 %
85%
243/8
May
-19% Feb
31%
35%
86%
24%
50
31
303/B
36
85%
23%
53
Apr 16
35% Mar
7
31%
3534
86%
24%
Corp of America
Southern
20% Dec
30%
36
8 5'/a
23'%
36
.75
31%
35%
24%
Sheraton
Southeastern Public Service Co
283/a Mar
28%
30%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp_.
_1
25
55 % Mar
12,600
36,800
18
7
23,300
20
4%
.
423/4
Jan
16
38'%
19 3/4
43/4
42%
Feb
59% Feb
3,500
373/4
20
.
42%
33
30% Feb
4s/a
38V4
19%
42%
27
21% May 29
4%
37%
20
43%
4
44
43/4
38V4
19%
423/4
24%
_
15
■
4%
37%
20
433/4
40 % Jun 26
-
43/4
37%
193/4
431/8
Shoe
Inc_
30 % Mar
30
4%
36%
15
_
Co
41 '/a Feb
4%
36%
20
43%
Singer
4
4%
19%
1
Corp
Co—
Sinclair
//Feb
20
43%
Oil
Simplicity
'• 54
10
791/4
*78
1
Shell
15
2
•
9,400
30
24
*78
79%
36%
106
Co
61% Apr
*78
29,900
9,300
Saw
Apr 29
78
40
28%
15%
Simonds
68 Va
X78
101
283/a
401/4
21
Simmons
69% Apr 16
16% May
3
10 J/4 Feo
6
*78'/a
101
28%
791/4
14%
22 % Jan
16
31% Mar 30
97
101
28
27%
21
57 % Jan
24Va Jan
*100
28
27%
161/4
23 Va May 29
38 % Jun 25
22
101
x27%
40%
South
Aug 16
*100
27%
79%
9,000
91
21%-
25
10% Oct
101
27%
*90
.
153/4
28
90
91
21
35% Feb
81/4 Jan
*90
40%
48 % May 16
953/4 Dec
92
90
*100
16%
2
42V2 Jan
*90
91
101
27,500
21%
4
3
90
*90
*100
16,400
34%
40%
30% Jan
15
34
16
28 V2 Jan
25
35
21
16
Oct
34%
40%
16
Jun
35%
16%
Jan
Jan
34%
213/4
233/4 Feb
4
351/8
4034
401/2 Jan
24
34%
15%
33
'90
353%
40%
25
263/4 Jan
35'/8
53
21%
24
47% Jan
*523/4
17%
24
1
53
40%
17 Va Jun
23
52%
21%
273/4 Oct
Nov
53
16%
21% Oct
9a/4 Oct
52 34
21%
South
11
53%
%
40%
Smith-Douglass
53%-Jan 21
'51% Mar i8:
5
53
1
Corp—
38% May 11
_
4
14
54
"*■
_No par
:
(Frank G)
(A
8 % Jan
^Feb
53%
50
No par
Steel
Oil
2
18% July
16,500
12 %
8%
No par
Sharon
Shattuck
Smith
11% Jan
223/4 May 29
74%
12%
8%
14%
Skelly
603/4 Mar 20
58% Jan
2
71
74
13
1
66% Mar 22
26
May 29
75
12%
1
& Gas
291/4 May 16
27
May 29
29,400
74%
13
2.50
Oil
23% Jan
593/4 Dec
Feb
9%
75%
12a4
83/4
3
Industries
Shamrock
23Jan
12% Nov
58
83/4
74%
13%
5
Corp
common..
55%. Jan
25
25
28
Inc
C Financial
8
25
39 Va Jun
18
F
76% May 17
5% July 3
7% May 29
9'/8 Jan
8%
75
8%
5
&
5.25 preferred
S
28% Apr
46% Apr
45% Jun
:
Servel
39% May 15
323/4 Feb 11
Jan
44
Jun
8%
73%
12%
1
Corp
Roebuck
5
19V4 Oct 24
'May 29
26% Jan
2
28% Jan
63
50%
Mar 15
32% Jan
23
17% May
7
43% May 13
24% May
3
191/4 Jan
2
83/8 Apr 26
16% Jan
2
20
8%
20
Seiberling Rubber Co_.
Mar 12
153/4 Apr 30
15% Mar 18
43 % Apr 22
30
22% Jan
22
106
24
34% Jan
12
May 28
9% Oct 24
19
13% Jan
113/4 Mar 30
16
Oct
3
23% Mar 28
.413/s Mar 20
A14% May 29
16
7
2,900
13%
25
Co
Aug
9%
1
2
18% Jan
9%
74%
No par i
of Amer
Corp
74
6
9%
8%
100
20
7
93/4
10,200
50,100
12%
_No par
common.
2
Mar
9%
12%
22
73%
No par
883/4 Jan
14% Jun
*9%
123/4
20%
■/
1
25
9% Oct 24
28% Oct 23
•
5
V
N
Jun
9
60,400
33
59
8% May
103 'A Jan;
12%
41 %
Finance Co
4
123/a
323/4
Air Line RR Co
2
12%
42%
Seaboard
45% Feb
123/4
21
12%
33
Seaboard
25
12%
20%
123/4
41%
24
30% Jun
12%
21
12%
33
38% May 17
5
12%
20%
42%
20% Apr
6% Jun
12%
21
33
2
104
12%
113/4
20%
6,600
41%
2
12
37%
33
17% Jan
12% May 29
37%
41%
32% Jan
103% Oct
34
37 %
33
9
14% Jan
33%
37%
40%
3
15% Mar
34
37.%
33
31'
31
333/8
37%
9%
27% Mar
Dec
32%
37%
12%
33
231/2 Jan
6 3/4 May 29
32%
3 6 :|4
12%.
41 %
33 Va Dec
9'A
33%
37'/4
12%
93/4
25
.
1,100
31,800
323/4
36%
•
32%
25
17
23,800
84
33%
40%
Jun
Jan
1,900
23%
82%
1
113/4 July 30
Jan
20 Va
23%
351/2
*84
1
14
293/4 M'ar 19
20%
23%
32%
*86
30
;
preferred
&
20%
12,000
11%
preferred '.
Scovill
203/8
32%
23%
851/2
32%
20%
-233/4
84
250
32%
86
"
12
63/4 Feb
23
8634
16,600
94 5/8
400
21%
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
$4
20%
23%
9 4 3/8
*250
11%
Scott
28
20%
56%
56'A
95
400
32
321/4
"22%
56%
*94%
*250
20%
Corp common
5Vj%
convertible
5
31
56%
95
35c
—
59
3134
20%
*.
5634
400
—5
SCM
Dec
.
Inc
23
94%
32
r|0%
22%
56%
*250
com__1.40
Corp common
convertible preferred—
5%
31
31%
20%
56%
95
400
Inc
Schering
Schick
94%
*250
86
5
Co
56%
400
preference
Convertible
363/8 Apr
3
Mar 15
No par
com—No par
100
5%
Imperial Corp
26
26% Jan
•
5
3% Oct
31
10
Diego
75% Apr
16% Jan
7
991/2 Dec
23
743/4 Jan
28
4
Co
10
16
2
Power
Ry
Sangamo
■
321/4 Apr
6% Jan
24
Fran
31
_l
24
38% Mar 29
1
42V2 Jan
11% Jan
24
San
10
94%
*250
San
10
May 17
L
56%
94'/a
100
Regis Paper Co
]
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
15
9% Apr
Joseph
56%
100
St
22
13% Jan
22
1.65%
preferred
Lead Co
conv
Preferred series A
39% Mar 15
2
19
Oct
St
9
2
common
preferred
St. Joseph Light &
20
May
26% Jan
31% Aug 29
4V2 Oct
21% Feb
16 % Jan
18V8 Jan
>;
11
Aug 13
15% Oct 26
30%
Jan
40 V2 Apr
May 29
83/4 Oct
31
393/s Mar 12
273/4 May 29
Stores
4.30%
161/4 May 29
13% Jun 25
.
Safeway
3
20
91
120,400
750
49,600
70
26
(2066)
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
'•>
Monday, May 20, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
"
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
24 % Jun
39'/a Dec
25
77% Jan
48
4
35% Jan
2
64
Jan
2
25
81
Jan
22
May 29
74% July 2
15 % Oct 24
83 y4
35 y8 Jan
2
50
65% Dec
5
May 29
Apr
98 y2 Dec
81% May 29
2
93
Square D
20y2 Feb
Standard
69y4 Apr
98 V4 Apr
YORK
Standard
$3.50
14
Brands
Inc
Kollsman
24
Standard
Oil
of
Feb
13
58 y4 Feb
15
46% Jan
2
Oil
of
26
58% Jan
2
9
60% May* 6
68% Apr 15
Standard
59% Dec
Standard
Oil
of New
48
59% Feb
8
52% Jan
2
70% May 13
Standard
Oil
of
May 29
July 17
85
95 y4 Feb
11% Jun
25
23% Mar
41% Oct
22
71
...
90
28
Jan
,
22
93
Apr
3
13y2 Apr
16y4 Feb
26
47
5
53y2 Jan
$3.30
9
■
9
30
May 13
23% May 17
Jan
22
30% Mar 15
23% May 13
27y2 Jan
29
31
22% Feb
12
12% Jan
2
16% Jan
24
18% Oct
24
40 y4 Jan
2
20y2Mar25
24 y8 Jan
8
29
25
6% May 29
y2 Mar
liy4 Mar
6
7% Jan
26
5
32 y4 Dec
21
>29
:Mar 18
24
47% Jan
29
32
Va Mar 18
81% Feb
28
84% Nov
14% May 29
25
19% Jan
17
83% Feb
28
'■[;
15% Jan
71% Jan
91% Mar 261
55% Jun
7
3-1.11
Oct~22
23
Jun
9
38% Oct
24
10 y2 Jun
6
34
26
Nov
18
Feo
Feb
2
>
13
25
16% Nov
33 y4 Apr
15
Jan
10% Feb
24
30% Jan
20% May 29
15% Jan
2
28% Jan
2
21% Aug
Stewart-Warner
54%;Apr
18% Jan
5
32
2
2
5%. May 17
24
16% Jan
17
92
19
21 % Apr
Jan
7
3
2
54% May
May" 29
4
7% Jan
6
12 % Aug
13
Jun
27
1385 Feb
21
12 y4 Oct
24
24 y4 Mar 21
31% Oct
24
49% Feb
27
22 % Jun
25
47 y2 Jan
4
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
795
11% May 29
13
Jun
18
19
27
29 y2 May 29
May
2
2
44% Apr 10 /;
36% May 8
19% Apr 17
17% Jan
34% Mar
2
8
14
5% Mar 26
61
Mar
9
45% Feb
19
25 % Mar
2
173/4 Jan
2
Jun
14
May 29
617/s Dec
25
18% Mar
11 yB Oct
7
16% Jan
2
42 % Mar
4
41% Jan
2
22
Apr
11
23% Jan
15
125% Jan
133/4 Mar 26
4
52 % Nov
33% May 29
13 y2 July 19
37 Va Jun
59 % Jan
5
52 3/4
22
OCt
49
26
453/4 Mar 29
34 Va May 29
32 y2 Jun 25
29
57
Apr
47% Jan
28
May 16
42% Jan
Taft
18
7% Jan
Talon
25
Jan
2
2 7% Mar
1
25% Jan
2
35 V4
Apr
44% Jan
22
24 Va Mar 20
2 97% Jan
4
293/a Dec
10
26 Va Mar-12
293/4 Apr
11
14
18
Jun
19
24
Jan
3
37% Jun
25
66
Jan
2
50% Mar 20
63
60 Va May
12
88 %
Apr
6
89% Jan
11
93
29% Jan
4
25% Oct 25
11
Feb
33 3/8 Feb
13
4
16
3
Jun
Oct
Apr
25% Nov
2
243^ Mar 13
25% Mar 20
57% Feb
7
53% Jan
64 Va
4%
25
25% Mar 26
19% Mar
4
2
20% May 29
27 Va Jan
15
167/a Apr 26
253/4 Mar
45
633/4 Jan
30
58 % Jan
20 % Jan
May 29
247/a May
20
3
$1.20
24
423/4 Feb
8
51
25
81% Jan
2
65% Feb
48 7/r Feb
15
44% Jan
54
2
133% Feb
Toledo
28% Jun
108
25
Jun
21
141
6 %
May 29
8V2 May 29
Jan
187/a Jan
2
■
14
14 % Jan
19
2n- J *> n
31
23
16% Feb
25
16
May 29
34% Apr
51% Feb
13
Oct~26
26% Feb
46
Oct
29
52% Feb
5
15% Oct
24
393/a Jan
22
6% May 29
11% Jan
2
34
.
5% Mar 26
93/a Mar
1
153/4 Feb
7y2 May 29
13
Oct 23
8
42% Mar
55
May
143/4 Jan
4"
6
2
45 %
Apr
30
20
Jan
2
8
May 17
May
Trane
3
Edison
•;
iey4
/
a
*82%.
36y8
84
19%
193/4
52%.
1-/51
15%.,
15%
39%
/
33
33%
>•
■')' 6
203/4
31%
21%
*21 %
46 3/4
46 3/4
473/4
24%
' 25%
25
9%
10
22
20
'■>
*19%
V 52
51
20
10
51%
52 y2
■15%
15%
41%
333/4
33 %
33%
6%/
553/4
-
55%
io.y4
10
1540
19%
42%
19
42%
35%
36
353%
17%
173/8
33 Va
33 y4
.
57/a
6ya
31
20%
3iy4
2134
22%
233/e
24
48%
483/4
49
50 3/a
11,500
25%
26%
26%
273%
26,600
9%
9%
49%
49%
33%
9%
98
33%
55%;
49%
34V2
34 Va
55%
55%
10 3/8
1510
18%
18%
42 Va
423/4
35%
34%
35 %
333/4
343/4
17 y4
9,300
173/8
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
14,200
27%
37%
473/a
48
"
27
28
28
28
36%
37
36%
36%
46%
47%
45%
46 %
"
203/4
6%
21
6%
53
3,000
2,200
16,300
34%
:
367%
51%
3,800
11,300
v
19
42%
27%
6%
151.100
10 3/a
18%
30
4.200
1522
42%
37%
51
5,800
.
55%
10 Va
1550
19
27%
6%
7,200
4,400
34%
42%
27
50%
6,100
98 y2
49 y2
18%
363/4
6%
268,200.
>'<
97/a
*97
49%
'
ioy8
1510
'
'
9%
98
553/8
10 y4
1551
27
6%
3,000
S'-' 19%
38%
~6%
1,100
8,900
V
6%
37%
*6%
5,300
.
•;'
31%
42%
35%
17%
403/4
20%
98%
10 %
42%
17%
.
52y4
15%
25%
1530
19
15%
48 3/8
55%
10 %
••300
30%
33%
55%
51VB
*6
6
6%
4,500
35,800
2,800
6%
6
6%
2,500
6%
6
6%
4,300
52%
52%
21,700
6%
63/8
6%
52%
53%
52%
53
20%
20%
20%
207%
20%
20%
673/4
681/4
20%
66%
67%
20 7/a
'66%
67%
66%
45,000
18 Va
6 7 3/a
18%
67%
18%
67%
18%
18%
18%
18%
55,700
18%'
473/4
18 %
X473/4
18 %
48
473/4
48
48%
48 3/a
553/4
48%
55%
48%"
567/a
563/4
58%
57%
58
15%
;.:75
153/4
15%
16%
16
76 3/a
75%
77 %
76%
47%
547/8'
,
x57%
57 7/0
16%
157/a
16%
18,500
6,400
64 Va
64 Va
78%
757/8
64%
64%
77 3/a
64 3/8
64%
64%
117,600
82,800
>
66,000
65
213/a
65
22%
213/4
213/4
65%
21%
213/4
21 Va
18,000
533/4
21%.:
22
543/a
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
343%
35
54%
543/4
35
55%
353/4
35%
357%
35%
36
17,900
37%
353/4
373/4
36 3/a
373/4
38%
38
55,700
15%
15%
73V4
75%
37%
37%
38%
22%
38
4,700
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1,700
33%
34
33%
34%
34
34%
33%
26 3/a
27
34%
29
26
263/4
253/4
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26%
47.500
25%
26%
253,8
26
27%
26%
24,700
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11%
28 %
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57
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28%
27%
28%
27%
12
27%
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11%
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58
11%
11%
56%
57
56
11%
500
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57
5734
57%
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94%
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16,000
94%
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94
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94
•
4.000
94%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
24
31%
24%
313/8
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24%
31%
233/4
24
23%
24
25%
25%
237/a
24
25%
253/a
25%
253/a
25%
25%
25%
25%
647/8
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64%
64
64%
64%
31%
64%
64%
'
1,700
28,100
4,800
177/8
18 3/a
64%
65
18%
19%
19
19
19
19
287%
29
187/a
19
28%
29%
28 7/o
29
29
69%
69%
29%
29
68%
29 %
68%
683/4
69%
68%
263%
2 6'/a
69%
26%
68%
68%.
1,600
26%
13,100
7.800
10,200
,
26 3/a
26%
25%
73%
733/4"
263/8
72%
25%
73%
257/a
72
73
72%
8,100
537%
73%
53
73%
53 3/a
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53%
73%
51%
3,800
52%
1573/4
157%
157%
154%
154%
5%
57/8
5%
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10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
16%
16 Va
17
16%
17%
11
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-5
10%
15
15%
15%
157
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5%
6
52%
'
16,400
155
1,500
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6
12,800
10%
16%
9,000
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49,900
19
18%
18%
18%
187/a
18%
19%
475/8
18%
47 Va
47%
18%
47%
473/4
47%
553/4
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47%
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553/4
47%
55%
55%
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55%
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55%
26%
1,100
283%
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247/s
99,700
48
48
500
33
34
69,300
23 %
22%
25%
48%
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48%
327/8
50
24%
*47 %
33%
*8%
conv pfd series
of 1957
Century-Fox Film Corp—
513/a
154
18 3/a
1
common
1573/4
6%
553/8
50
.
158%
47%
_1
preferred-,
8 3/a
l
Industries Corp,
33
8%
34%
8%
*48
26
33%
277%
48
33
33%
j
34%
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48
487/s
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8%
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8
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4,900
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8,600
8%
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f'r
u
15
Oct
24
7
Jun
25
12% Oct
1
1-63/4 Oct
19% May 15
10 3/4 Mar 22
36
23
Jan
27% Jan
30% Oct 23
53 % Jan
313/4 May 29
2
15
15
433/4 Mar 15
17 % Jan
8 % Jan
13
2
3
211/2 Jan
29
38
Jan
2
34% Jan
2
2
1003/4 Jan
2
52% Apr
25
48% Jan
267/8 Apr
78
1011/4 Dec
7
100
Jan
3
„
22
2
35
22
Nov
25
38v4 Jun
100
Jun
25
223/4 Oct
24
Jun
25
6% Jun
27
41% Jun
27
8 3/4 Jan
5
18 Va Oct 24
Jan
3
23i/4 Feb
21
56
Mar
6
93/s Feb
25
53 7/a Jan
$4
8
18
2
271/4 Apr 25
1
30% May
18% Mar 27
Feb
21
United
Artists
403/4 Jan
.
see page
:;
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lo
Corp
10
United
Biscuit
Co
Jan
28
Jan
2
50% May 13
Jan
2
32
31
2IV4 Jan
Jan
17% Jan
2
2
4%
4%
United
36 % Apr
25
United-Carr
Board
conv
1956)
&
conv
pfd
100
27%
Fastener
83/4 Feb
8
United
21
United
Electric
30
United
United Financial
United Fruit Co
1% Jan
11/2 Apr
5
47% Jan
55% Feb
21
34
36
Mar 18
United
Engineering
Gas
&
Corp
Foundry1
of
Gas
United
Calif
No
Corp
Improvement
United
.
Cos—~
United Shoe
6%
Mach
preferred
-
common
8%
50%
19%
80
391%
9%
80
30
93
69%
170
72,000
9%
9
19,100.
40%
40
70%
.
11,800
14,000
313/4
32
313/4
32
30
29%
30%
29%
30
413/4
41
41%
45.200'
50 %
49%
49va
20,000
39%,
40%
40%
50
497%
50%
49%
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7,200 i
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109
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40 3/a
9
9%
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93
70%
.
85
*105
109
•
109
.
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5,300
109
97%
.
97%
977/8
977/8
97
977%
97
29
97
29%
29
29%
28%
29%
32%
28%
32%
283%
32%
33V4
32va
33
15,200
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33%
19%
33%
*19%
17,300
19%
19%
19%
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353/4
197/a
100
353/4
36
36
36 Va
36
36 '/a
5,400
22,700
35%,
8%
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..
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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50 %
50 7/a
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50%
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1,100
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50%
193/4
1934
193/4
19%
24%
19%
19%
24%
19%
19%
24 3/a
24%
25
25
25%
25%
25%
273/4
300
19%
247/a
27%
27%
28
4,800
.
14,200
26 7/a
38%
39
27%
27V4
27
38%
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38 3/8
25
10
25%
387%
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387/8
38%
25%
383/4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
16,800
22%
22 Va
25 %
26
22 3/a
22 Va
22%
22%
23%
183/B
23
'
18%
18%
233/s
18%
5,200
10.400
18%
18%
18%
18 3/a
18%
16,400
22
1
25
35%
281%
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267%
1
oar
25
19%
8%
5
493/4
105
98
29%
35
38%
50%
109
50 %
5
ZIZIZl
39
323/4
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Co—~4~50
Corp
United Merch &
Mfgrs Inc
United Park City Mines Co
29%
97
ig
Greenfield
30
32
1
Coal
29%
9
277/a
101%
85
70
393%
317/s
28%
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71%
393/a
9%
28%
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Corp z
59 J, Jan
Jan
39%
70%
32%
,102
85
.
9
497%
pfd_100
10
38%
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32
*105
Amer__Nopar
Corp
Corp
39%
85
9 Va
38 %
1
of
Carton
20
30
27.
1955)
(series of
10
19% Jan
Jan
(series of
Jan
393/4 May
3
27vi Apr 29
233/4 May 16
9
*81
317/8 "32%
29%
29%
No par
i
common—1_5
Jan
IO2V2 Jan
253/4 May 10
20% Mar 20
J
101 Va
383/4
lo
Co
112
19% May 29
15% May 29
1-6% Oct 23
footnotes,
-lo
preferred—
Car
Twist Drill Co__
United Air Lines Inc
United Aircraft Corp
18
For
Tank
25
common
Union
15
4
non-cum
Union
Co
14
28% Feb
35'/2 mar 16
RR
26
27% Apr
71 % Jan
of California
Feb
35 Va Mar 14
24
Pacific
Apr
20% Mar 19
24
Oil
Union
32v2 Apr 25
30% May 16
413/4 May 16
217/8 Jan
Oct
101V2
*79%
2
31% Oct
101%
*92
2
41
101%
80
2
2
101 %
93
30% Feb
1% Jan
28 3/a
*79
38'/a Jan
'/a May 29
28%
*92
$4
Union
96
19
28%
79%
17va Oct 24
Mar 26
27%
92
14
71% May 15
401/2 May 17
293/4 May 28
25
4,300
28%
71
8JV2 Jan
105
8
553/4
28%
79%
463/4 Mar
18
55%
18%
-
•
36,100
56V2
70
3
64
16% May 28
112 %
55%
92
31v4 Jan
29
111%
563/4
70%
2
Mar" 11
112%
56%
92
2
337/a
110%
563/,
70
2
50% Mar 16
110%
56 Va
563/4
92
83/4 Jan
353/8 Mar 15
13,900
56%
5
85
23v2 Jan
24
,__io
110
80
26% Jan
333/4 May 29
401/4
39
*81
19
5
39%
46%,
110%
*79%
Feb
18
46%
397/8
38%
109%
1003/4
2
Dec
46%
39
46%
387%
No par
No par
25
102 % Dec
46%
39
46%
111
No par
No par
331/4 Jan
113
26
88% July 23
12,900
25
46%
383/o
preferred
59% Jan
5
46 3/a
25%
46%
38 3/8
46 VA
110 %
x25
preferred
4
547/8 Dec
25%
2,500
15,300
15,500:'
25%
preferred
preferred
3
19
14%
25%
$4.50
28
39% Jan
9,100
103/4
13%
25%
$3.50
Dec
39
21%
10%
141/s
25%
;
$3.70
32% Mar 13
23
20% Jun
21
10%
137%
253/a
6%
;
21%
10%
10%'
14%
7
8'/a Feb
8
20% Oct
issued
21%
21%
103/4
133/4
Mar 14
92
69% Jan
When
21
11
14%"
25, VA
20 g
Union Electric Co common
28% May 10
102 3/4 May ]7
21%
10%
14%
No par
Corp__
21%
11
143/B
Jan
75% Jan
28
2
3
Carbide
217/a
11
14%
82
19
Dec
81/4 Jan
Union
21%
~
95
7
Dec
92
271% May 29
ord
Corp
4
'
No par
7
83% Jan
78
18
43v2 May 29
__i
——"5
25
2
29
84v4 Jan
13
14
Jan
Feb
72% Jun
831% Dec
1123/4 Feb
563/4 May
;
Unarco Industries
i
Underwood Corp
Unilever Ltd Amer dep rets
Unilever N V ord shares
Union Bag-Camp Paper
25v2 May 10
46% Apr 15
401/4 May 17
1213/8 Jan
943/4 July 24
Udylite Corp (The)
2
21% Jan
27
Jun
May
26
373/4 May 28
83
231/2 Apr 18
12
Apr
.
—
8,000
20
20%
,
:v
49%
1559
10,500-
213/4
*97
335/8
55 y4
6
17,900
36%
•'.403/4
.
6,800
193/8
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V
40%
"
18%:
/
15%
V
800
9,400
.
35
35%
40%
93/4
100
'
.
28 y4
34%
.
40%
25
57/a
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/
48%
10 s/a
5%
3 9%
213/4
493/4
19% '
34%
1%
51%
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1%
52
35%
27
1%
1%
1%
13/a
1%
50 Va
51%
50%
50'/a
50%
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353/a
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■/.
16,500,. '//;;■,//;
16'/a
.84
'; 28
35%
18%
22
33 y4
42%
3434
48%
49%
;
34%
31 %
33%
28%
.
■'
.
200
*84%
16%
V : > 83%
28
20%
9%
*82%
16%
84%
36%
20%
*97
27,600
34%
83%
20%
30%
1
20th
./'••
12,500
93/4
30
34 Va
35
313/a
33%
1548
v
22%
9%
V
.,•/ 400
53%
Financial Co
Tri-Continental Corp common
8
22 3/a
20%
*193/a
203/4
493/a
ioy8
28
V
50
*29%
;
16%
16%
30%
100
-
83% 4-"
20%
••
48%
1510
84%
16%
823/4
6
25%
*97
No par
1
Trans-World
343/8 May 15
6%
20%
—1
Co
22%
33%
343/4
.100
Tung-Sol Electric
3,300
,15%
33%
Co__
$2.50
"
15%
40% >
Corp
Airlines
127/a
34%
39%
6
*823/4
34%
-
52 y4
21%,
2
World
;
,
353/4
31
5
Pipeline
123/4
*47%
"
2oy2 >v
19%
15%
:
.
6%
•
35
9%
27%
t"
28
X343/4
193/4
19%
.
16% t > ; •'
343/4
.{.
•
84%
i6y8
x823/a
35%
25
Electronic
5,000
3,200
12%
223/0
84%
__lo
Co
24
245/a
*823/4-
84%
83
39%
No par
Co
Trans
/22 %
,
23%
243/b
12%
•
48
24%
34%
34
14,300
24 Va
34%
19%
*19 y2
7,50
common
143/8
48
34%
34%
,_100
...
Apr
8
553,4 May 13
283/s May 15
Jan
12%
22 %
9,800
93%
14
24
34
Roller
Transwestern
48
11
12%
22%
Transitron
17% May 16
22% Apr 15
May
12%
22 %
Transamerica Corp common
4%% conv preferred
159% May
3
73/4 Jan 24
12% Apr
3
49
13
*92
V
•
24%
49
'24%
34%
com—5
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
293/4 May
1
763/4 Apr 24
Jun
R)_
y- /
i4y2
10 y4
Bearing
'
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
3
*47%
-
93%
14%
30%
__i
preferred
Tiniken
14%
22%
.35%
l
:V
'■
*92
'93%
14%
9%
5
'
preferred.
Tidewater Oil
29 % Apr 29
69 % May
9
15% Oct
Co
Co
Co
Thor Power Tool Co_
May 13
Jan
(J
*92
•
29%
No par
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
21
23 % Feb
f
Mfg
Betts
Thompson
8
Feb
25
23% Jan
15
Jan
Glass
&
■
9%
No par
50c
preferred
Chemical
Thomas
•
24
15% Oct
45
36
11
Thiokol
Co
common
conv
Thatcher
30
25
17
Inc
i
'
30 y4
Texas Pacific
$1.25
14%
*30
Coal & Oil
10
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
32
61 %
93%
14
9%
Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33 %
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
Texas Instruments
Inc
l
Utilities
9
*92
14%
3oy4
Gas
Texas
33 % Mar
60 3/a
93%
9%
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas
Textron
104,700
*29%
——12.50
—.
Texas
Texas
29% Mar 21
65ye
61%
9%
Co__5
17
18 3/a Jun
Jan
Transmission
13
3
24
23% Oct
10
Gas
55% May 3
36 3/a May 17
38% May 16
17% Jan
50% Jan
64%
61'/4
34%
1.25
25% Feb
7
9
65%
62 %
30%.
.1
Corp
65 % Apr
28
64%
603/4
9 y4
1
787/a May 16
217/a Feb
663/4
63%
33%
-4.50
2
'31% Mar
65%
x62y8
26%
(James)__
Texaco Inc„
May 2
18% Apr 30
48 % May 17
58 % May 15
167/b May 15
67%-
70%
—5
Tennessee
70
1,600
66%
33.200
*29%
1
Inc
Tennessee
30
943/4
58%
13
25
Tandy Corp
TelAutograph Corp.
53% May 15
21 % Apr
Inc
94ys
58
12%
Broadcasting Co
Talcott
48 Va May
9
7 3/4 Jan 25
94%
58%
67 %
>:
i
31,300
94%
57%
22%
~_l
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
645/a
95%
583/4
25
1.38 8/9
Swift & Co—
/
63y8
943/4
57%
24%
ioc
25
65
943/4
24%
6.25
5
513/4 Nov
25
22% May 29
26% May 29
19 Va Jun 25
Sweets Co of America
9
20
153/a Oct
45
May 14
May 4
1559
643/a
65 y4
14,000
58'/a
47%.
—1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
64
19,000
943/4
24%
,_5
Sunray DX Oil Co
2
1130% Jan
4
6
May 16
Corp
653/8
Shares
57%
.<
24 y4
——l
18
21
95 y2
58%
24%
Sun Chemical Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred
No par
Sun Oil Co—
No par
2
14,800
47%
l
Corp_
Sunstrand
153/8
52
18
:Jan
323/e Jun 22
31
56% May
10y2 Jan
■
Sunbeam
May 10
40% Jan
2
16 3/a Feb
98 %
50% Apr
34% Apr
29% Apr
2
11% Jan
50% May 17
27% May 17
10 V4 Feb
5
15% Jan
1045
557% Mar 23
4% May 29
43/4 Oct 24
2
16
65'/a
24
20
_.
24% Mar 26
25V4Jan
8
/;:•
840
65%
24 y4
2.50
Storer Broadcasting Co
l
Stouffer Foods Corp_——1.25
Studebaker Corp
1
Suburban Gas —„—1
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
_l
SuCrest Corp
1
34Va May 10
65
15
28% Feb
24
14
3
43y2Jan
May 14
53 % Jan
Feb
2
21% Jan " 2
8% Jan
2
Oct
•
2
41% Jan
May 29
8
18% Jan
23
8y8 Oct
11
41% May 16
84 y2
153/3
47%
'
Corp
prior preference
Stone & Webster—
Stone Container Corp
;34% May 14
25% Jan
29
43
■
17% Jan
;;
Apr
45 y4
83
~6
11
24% Nov
May 29
17% May 29
21% Oct
.:
Jan
84%
15%
24%
Stokely-Van Camp inc common—1
/.Apr
84
15%
47
.—15
25
31
84
16%
28
Inc
21
23%. Jan
8
14% Oct
& Co
24
15
83%
15%
i6y8
82%
19% Feb
•:
83%
153/4
*82%
36% Apr
24% Jan
'
83%
15%
24
•
5
11
1
83
16%
—„_1
11
5%
70 3/4
100
.
50% Mar 20
2
May 29
(J P)
69%
,
'-23%
,
_l
.
preferred
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Stevens
71%'
14%
common—„5
3%%
;
47%
70
*92
No par
Chemical Co
Sterling Drug Inc
4 -When issued
.
463/4
713/4
95
5
25
:
13
6
18
47%
70%
69%
18% Jan
24
44
28% May 16"
35% Apr 18
46%
71
65%
29% Feb
23
27 % May 29
21% May 29
.-.i:
27
46 y4
57%
1
Corp
(The) L S
the Week
70
lo
common
,17% Jan
'
.
20 y4 May 17
70 y2 Feb
Feb
Ohio
Friday
May 17
45
<
7
Starrett Co
Stauffer
17% Feb
6
84% May 16
18
29% Jan
28
33% Jan
25
15% Oct
37
Stanray
"
3
15
85
27% May 15
24%
31% Jan
38% Jan
..
25
Jersey
Standard Pressed Steel Co
Stanley Warner Corp
\
10% May 16
2
Jan
25% Oct
22
No par
Indiana
Sales for
Thursday
65 y4
3%% preferred series A
—100
Standard Packaging Corp com
_1
$1.60 convertible preferred
—2o
$1.20 convertible preferred20
6% convertible preferred
—20
17
Jun
107/8 Oct
21 y2 Jun
22
,
Mar 12
preferred-.
conv
PRICES
15%
6 25
com
SALE
70
44%
69
83
Calif
HIGH
Wednesday
May 15
May 14
83
43%
No par
com
Tuesday
,
May 16
47 y4
473/4
No par
Industries
1
preferred
•
May 13
i_5
26
,
Monday
Par
Co.
45% May 28
39% Oct
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
47% May 16
73% May
7
85% Apr 15
14% May
7
6iy4 Feb 28
26
NEW
Highest
48,400
1 Va
1%
503/4
5,700
50%
50 3/a
35%
10,400
35
353/a
1,120
,
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
19 Va Oct
95 V*
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Highest
Lowest
4iy8 Feb
14
243/4 Jan
2
Aug 10
98 y4 Dec
24
9874 Jan
4
23 V< Jun
25
32% Mar
2874 Jun
25
477a Mar 23
65 y4 Oct
153
24
10574 Jan
July 11
Jun
14
Oct
36
•
23
Apr
3
25
153/4 Jan
19
5074 May
45 7a May
4
29
U
S
U
S
42% Jan
4
9
857a Mar 11"
407s Jan
1613/4 Jan
51
: Dec
31
48 7a Jan
2
62% Dec
31
56
Jan
10
Mar 27
May
787a Jan
2
152% Apr
17
-
6
-
437a Jan
150
19
U
717a Feb
20
54
2
Apr
22
29
19% Oct
Aug
24
297a Oct
23% Feb
25
18
6
28 72 May
413/4 May
9 7a Feb
14
387a Jan
28
24% Jan
2
33 % Apr
34% Mar
1
39
170
Feb
2
1607s Jan
3
165
317a Jan Z2
13 74 Apr
4
-
31
United
403/n May
6
4
61% Mar 14
•••
31 % May 29
8%
_
177s May 15
28% Apr
3
423/4 Jan
55
32 3/4 Jan
2
4272 May 14
16% Mar 20
19% May 16
413/4 Apr
4
40%
Jan
' 2
Ma~r~20
373/a Jan
10
8
Universal
Oil
337a Feb
3
123/8 Dec
367/a Apr
16
19
283/a Jan
16
12% Mar 20
Vanadium
28 7a Dec
31
26 3/« Mar
15 7s Feb
29% Apr
37 7a Jan
14
May 29
26
Van
14
Varian
223/a Jun 22
.:197a Jun 25
1;
457a Feb
503/4 Jan
.
28 3/a Jan
1
247a May
19
2
8
24% Apr
25
8
Oct
24
18
8% Jan
Jun
25
44% Mar 23;
39 7a Jan
397a Oct 24
44
40 7a Jan
4
44
53 74 Dec
53
2
Oct
24
467a May 28
67
86
Jan
2
Jun
29
16
Oct
Jan
60
■
Jan
Comptometer
5%
prior
5%
convertible
27
113
Jan
14
93
Feb
11
18
99
Mar 15
91
20
1057a Oct
16
267a Jan
93
3
23
106
Jan
3
1047a Jan
21
4
367a Jan
14% Feb 21
8% May 29
1017a Sep 10
Jan
16
104
14 7s Apr
10772 Feb
2
Jan
4
16
1
'
9
88
Feb
26
31
Jan
3
93/8 Jan
4
July
Oct
5% Oct
24
3974 Oct
24
4072Jun
25
577s Jan
5974 Jun
Vulcan
5i
iviar, 1
•-'. 247s Mar 4
72
Mar
17% Jan
273/4 Jan
7
8^4 Feb
11
12"
60
25
Apr
3% Jan
•
"1772 Feb
107a
Oet~24'
20% Feb
9
22;
Oct
24
3874 Apr
19
173/a Oct
3
92
Oct
5
29
Oct
29
May 29
-
54% Jan
2
2
51
May 29
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
2
Jan
22
57i Jan
Feb
32.
Jan
14 7a Feb
23
95 7s Jun
25
87
102 72 Apr
95
Dec
2
2
Mar 11
9
20
4
Jan
11
3
26 72 Oct
22
46
97 72 Feb
16
102
19
May 29
23% Jun 25
3274 Dec
4
28
Jan
Jan
2
31% Jan
13
29
Feb
21
18"% Jan
533/4 Apr
17
2
Jun
27
23 72 July 31
Apr
28
94 72 Jan
917s Jan
•
5
2
4
32 7s Feb
9
28
Jan
187a Jun
14
29 7s Dec
31
29
2172 Oct
24
41% Jan
4
217a Oct
24
303/a Mar 12
25
May 29
80
Jun
108 72 Sep
25
Sep
397a Jan
24
Apr
42% Jan
10
907s Oct 29
24
Apr
Union
2
32
2
3772 Apr
24
19
9074 Jan
30
15
Jap
4
81
4
43
4
417a Jan
2
23
103% Nov
19
'
5
20
1013/4 Mar 15
May 16
Jan
*
24
White
61% May 17
105 72 Apr 16
.10% Feb 27
*
May.29
1074 Jan
15
6 3/4 Jan
2
Oct
26
25
Jan
19
2172 Jan
2
25
17
4372 Feb
28
39
2
27
26% Mar
14
32 72 Aug
1874 Dec
26% May 29
48
18
32% Feb
Mar 22
" Jan
■'•:
Mar 29
May
19% Jan
34 7» Mar 25
White
15
25
22
57
Feb
16
38
Jan
2
847a Mar 16
437/8 Jan
Nov
15
87
Jan
2
93 7a Feb
12
9% Feb
7
6 72 Jan
2
93/4 Mar 28
317/a Apr 22
62 74 Jan 31
Jun
26
22-
Jun
44
May 29
26
39
Jan
2 *
26% Mar
607s Mar 16
•
V,
h
1
56
6
Mar
>
297a May
125
Feb
9
13172 Apr
44% Dec
3174 May 29
20-
23
55
Oct
Oct
23
Oct
24
22
8174 Jun
28
22
92 7s Jan
Feb
8
Jun
25
Jan
Jan
136 72 Apr
47
24 72 Jan
3
>
62% Feb
-
2
5
26 7s Jan
■
2
85
7
Jan
98 7s May 10
117a Feb 28
9% Jan
*
New
6%
-
107
7
12
Jan
Mar 29
27%
24,600
97a
46%
47
47
47
110
110
110
110
*9077
97
9274
*91
98
967a
>105%
597a
69%
46%
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96%
106
9872
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*9574
.
967a
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106
*91
98%
106
45
14,400
45.
1107a
•
112
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987a
96%
*9574
927a
98%
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*9574
96% /
106
26%
26%
283/s
277a
28
24%
24
27%
243a
23%
133/4
24%
137a
23 7a
133/4
247a
13 7a
1C572
13%
*105 74
13 74
13%
1067a
*105 7a
1067a
•105%
105%
27%
13 7a
1067a
2,100
360
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267a
1057a
2,100
2,900
67%
927a
23%
100
16,400
61
663/4
1117a
,
•97
96%
*105%
13,600
47%
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46
1107a
93/4
53%
47
68%
45
91
97a
53%
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60
67 ./,
111
91
97/a
59
46%
111
927a
•
357a
53%
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9%
53 74
53%
47
59
69%
r
26%
•
9%
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62
6974
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25
10
110
.
106
90
110
277a
2774
8,600
23 5/a
23%
16,900
1374
13%
6,900
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1067a
40
:
82
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8
81
82
82
82
253/s
81
81
24%
81
24%
81
24 7i
24%
24
257a
874
247a
8 7a
8 7a
24%
5,300
874
874
87a
3,600
8
43%
8
43%
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5574
557a.
26 7a
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73,4
/
63%
273/4
55
54%
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7%
277a
7%
7%
27%
7%
7%
7 %
7%
67a
674
67a
633/4
5 7
63%
633/4
47a
5%
21%
21%
13%
1097a
14
14
1474
26
26%
400
28%
2874
2874
34,700
1087a
1,C00
36%
37%
37
37%
37%
3774
37%
49%
377/a
x48%
38%
49
5,100
497a
4974
38 3/4
49
38%
4974
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38%
4,700
387a
38 7a
38 3/4
33%
3374
337a
33 74
33%
600
3 74
3%
3 74
3%
18,300
16 Va¬
1674
2,800
1074
10 Va
44%
10072
16%
10%
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(F
/
16%
16%
10-%
V
10%
11%
12
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45
46%
5,700
45%
4774
46%
101%
46%
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10174
7,400
1007a
100%
1017a
96%
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101%
270
94
967a
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967a
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94
967a
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95
947a,
94%
190
38 Va
18,600
94
9374
3774
37
37
377a
101
101
*100 7a
47%
48%
48%
38
383/4
49%
38%
393/4
39
39%
1972
197/o
20
30
20%
♦29
343/4
34%
31
31
307a
30%
30%
30%
36%
37%
36
877a
87 ■'
*87
*115
307/B
*115 7a
33
3274
983/4
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98.3/4
4734
48
47
preferred—_80
(The S S)_
20
79%
80
797a
41
-
7
9 741
93/8
31%
363/4
87%
*87 7a
Co
99
99
477a.
47%
79%
4174
80
8Q
59%
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*9
41
-
'■
106
104 7a
Co
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Worsted
30%
31%
31%
36%
32
28,300
377a
85,100.
87%
87%-
*115 7a
87%
,
120
313/4
•'
99%
*115 7a
32 74
317a
.99%
■
87%
410
35,700
80
40,
40%
1.600
59%
59%
61%
44,100
104%
*1033/4
99%
49%
80
403/4
,
99%
483/4
80%
*1033/4
104%
700
170
93/a
9%
97a
9%
437a
26%
*42%
43%
25%
25%
♦433/4
157a
15%
153/4
36%
367/«
26%
2674
26%
2674
40%
4174
927a
*917a
97a
3174
30%
7 31
59%
30
59%
15
15
15
15%
3,100
37%
36%
37
3,300
26
267a
2574
26%
407a
40%
40
40
*91%
92%
45%
9%
97a
97a
3074
603/4
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60%
61
3074
307a
31
133
133
4674
46%
34%
617<
31
134%
200
300
2,100
30 3/a
30%
8,600
6174
31
3,800
31
/
1347a
4674
457t
45%
353/4
35
35%
35
35%
263/4
31
134%
443/4"
3,200
20,700
92%
97a ■:,/ 97a
30%
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44
•
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9%
30%
135%
47
433/4
30%
31
307a
134%
5
974
433/4.
92 % /
•
593/4
200
36 3/4
26%
40%
407s
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974
i
15 s/a
36%
1574
917a
6,000
.
44
367a
•;:.
413/4
'
10,700
50
48 74
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37
_._10
1,200
313/4
9%
1534
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40,700
120
253/4
26 74
-
6,500
32 /
37%
:
974
37
10
7,100
36%
253%
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"
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3274
136
4,700
40
453/4
45%
35
27
35%
27".'
74%
74%
8,800
35%
19,100
3,300
34%
26%
73%..
10
.100
263/4
26%
74%
26%
26%
263/4
733/4
74%
343/8
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35 7a
263/4
10
73%
35%
74%
353/4
3574
74%
35%
747a
3574
35 74
36
91
34 7t
91
91
91
91%
91
91
230
102
102
10274
102
102
2,400
90
90
No par
9874
5
10%
Co
20%
30
35%
974
1
__1
Co—
207a
*29
-253/4
91%
Co
27,700
♦24%
.
4174
Inc
26,500
39%
253/4
10c
k—
Service
■
48 %
313/a
317a
•36%
59
/
30
407a
59%
1047a
40
477a
39
35%
*80
41
583/4
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com
Z
48
:
No par
Inc.:
-
32% "
99%
•
203/4
102
4372
50
Inc
Power
120
32
20 3/a
■•:.
39 3/a
3574
'■
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49 7a
30%
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33%
37%
i
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20
common-
31
3674
120
"■•.
58%
59
104%; 105
1
30%
•
37%
102
477a
39 Va
*29
35
4174
41
58%
30
347a
30%
365/a
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20%
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34%
30%
1
2074
30
34%
37%
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4774
120
_/
37%
102
46%
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il 3/a
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3272
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16%
10%
300
10174
45
98 %
common
37a.\
167a
1027a
3672
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2,300
967a J
1007a
5
Iron
37
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100
108
4974
374
common
108 7a
497a
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-
10774
37;'
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37%
374
1
—
110
37
16,500
37
5
Chemical
*108 Va
37%
36%
33 %
•
5,400
27
33%
100
22%
13%
374
716%
pfd__i._100
series B
Erie Ry
21%
28
3%
No par
19,200
27
163/4
——2.50
500
5%
13%
3%
2
3,400
66
57a
28%
110
37%
33
33
1
7
657a
.
27 7»
16%
Inc
21%
7
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57a
227a
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4
B
.
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1
series
22
137a
7
657a
57a
3,400
10,400
3,600
28
.1
preferred
Inc
22'™'
63/4
*6474
/■■••;
•
27%
27%
38
6,200
55
26%
383%
3634
4974
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5
42%
55
26%
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2772
1097a
,
427a
55
26%
13%
27 Va
5
44
54%
26%
4%
:
1087a
No par
4374
5574
6%
63%
5
1
*37%
44
240
7%
7/63%
No par;
No par
44
•
26%
6 %
■/■■ 27%
44
874
5574
8
6 3/a
1.25
common
Public
Wyandotte
263/4
70
1
Worthington Corp common
472% prior preferred
Wrigley (Wm) Jr—
25
1,300
29,400
28%
28%
934
69%
preferred.__100
Stores
Woolworth
'May 16
913/4 May 16
283/4
243/4
55%
14 74
common
Woodward
28
24 7i
47
preferred ———100
Witco
24%
533/4
14
Co
Elec
Wisconsin
May 13
24%
25%
60
21%
Industries
Wisconsin
36
'
Co
25
28%
47
26%
Co
Winn-Dixie
35% May 15
277a Feb 15
753/4 Apr 15
2
&
5,000
247a
287a
627a
4%
Mfg
$4.25 preferred
8
'
"
16
131
25
28
Wilson
13%
283/4
9%
50c
Corp
Windsor
2,500
137a
28 7a
46 3/4
21%
preference
Oil
■14 Va
297i
27
No par
Stores' Inc
Wilcox
3274 May 17
7
30
8
Jan
7
Jan
2
58
93
"
92 72 Jun
130
--'42% Jan
'. 5
29% Jan
15
21% Oct
10
28-
29% Dec
6
35%
13%
29
553/4
1
—
Wickes
25
88
>5
253/a Mar
35%
1474
29
24%
9%
1
convertible
$3
393/4 Apr 15
2972 Jan 24
Jun
33% Oct
20
W
RR___
Corp
Motor
Prior
35 %
13%
35%
13%
36
13%
a
■
8.600
29
6174
8
Inc
preferred
White Sewing Machine
8
35% 736
.:
27%
54 3
—-15 :
Telegraph
57»%
433/4 May 16
2
White
;;
13%
2774
0/2
convertible
Dental
36
463/4
common
472%
preferred
47i%
18
Jan
.
150
Whirlpool
7
77
52 3/a Jan
253/4
50
35 72 Jan
25
.2434
Wheeling & Lake
100
Wheeling Steel Corp commoni
10
$5 preferred
No par
33 % Jan
33% Jun
29%
May 10
35
Apr 15
99% May 15
3
47 7s Mar 28
13%
29%
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
115
•
2
Jan
24
Feb
non-cum
Pacific
Oct
100
25
Western
Jan
35
Ry com
No par
2nd preferred—40
Western
j
19,100
11,900
Bancorporation
31% Jan
20
77
Western
36 7s May 17
92
42 7a
100
Lines
33
: 27
30.400
197a
4074
*93 74
863/4 Apr
110
Feb
2
137,000
347a
407a
preferred series C_____100
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preferred
100
3.80%
16%
34 74
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May 16
1674
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80
177a
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11
9
1637a
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343/4
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Apr
Apr
4,400
3,500
18%
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31 74 Feb
2
31%
37
41%
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22 3% Jan
:
307a
36%
165
40%
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Power
Air
100
317a
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187a
com__l
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2
2
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8,700
10,800
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4
67a
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18%
Coal
Co
Financial
Corp
Va
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com
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18
29
Mar
493/4 May 15
40
f
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367a Dec
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&
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Penn
13,200
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Knitting
4.20%
39%
6 74
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118
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15
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27
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14
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30
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14
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8
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Washington Water Power
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10
2
12 3/a Jan
39 7s Mar
1
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40 3/a
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8
51
Feb,
1
393/4 May
6
3372 May 16
3 72 May
8
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5
6%
10
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317a
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2
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2
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6474
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preferred
6%
8
110
3
853/4 Jan
v
153/4 Feb
4
30% Feb
1
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2
143/e Apr
8% Oct
72 3% Feb
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28%
65%
40
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Walworth
28%
29
62%
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Wallace
14
22 72 May 17
14
4774 Jan
Walker
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2
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Feb
23
;
20
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377a Mar 19
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Mar 11
103
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25
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28
40% Jan
2
'
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Dec
3
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27.7a May 17
105
2
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25
55% Jan
.
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170
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preferred
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10
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24
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8 72 May 17
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Vornado
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i
,
6
4272 May 17
8 74 Feb
15
33/a Oct
87
2
63/4 Mar
8
25
Mar 27
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2
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19
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81
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20
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58
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issued
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18%
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3874
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7
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18%
25%
27%
preferred
preferred
$4.12 preferred
$4.80 preferred
24
10
183/4
637a
—
Chemical
$4.04 preferred
2
5
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18%
25%
1
preferred
$4.20
28% May 14
24% May 13
18% Mar 22
10% Jan
30
May
106 72 Apr
7
Jan
,
96 72
$5
934
18%
253/4
2.50
Co
Virginia Elec & Power
10
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Carolina
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9%
x4474
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Virginia
May 13
45
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1
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13
44%
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12
47
447a
507a
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Co
553/4 May 13
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7
18
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62 7a May 13
70
May 13
2
447a
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4374 Apr
1087a Feb
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1027a Aug 24
167a Jun 25
.
1
31;
1117a Dec
19
88
Oct
..Mar 23
4474
44%
40
.
Steel
Co
23
92% May 22
947a Feb 13
103% July 18
89% Jan
10
447a
12,900
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107a
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Raalte
U 3/4 Feb
22
Jan
10%
Corp
1
32 % Jan
2
27
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10%
com__25c
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Vanadium-Alloys
170 7a
50%
com.No par
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8,300
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103a
50 1
Upjohn Co
Uris Building Corp.
Utah Power & Light Co.:
22 y4 May 29
20
Steel
1707a
40
3,300
44%
84
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44
83 3/a
10%
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1707a
45
833/4
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preferred_25
preferred
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Leaf
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Corp
preferred
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83
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18,400
\ '
10%
16%
Utilities
Universal
83%
44 74
507a
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&
45%
50
common
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8
Mar
Vitamin
443/4
1074
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com
United Whelan Corp
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15
Jan
S
31
45 7a
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1
common—
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1072
5
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non-cumulative
99 74
3174
5
preferred
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U
25
6
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1%
303/4
9974
31%
83
84 7a
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307a
99 V*
31%
507a
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Corp
100
the Week
May 17
30 3/4
30%
30%
447a
169
;
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100
5
Corp.
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S
1
872 Jan
Feb
Shoe
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preferred
30%
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<•'.
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May 16
31
10 74
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7
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May 11
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4
24
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40
54
8
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31% May 14
4
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19
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2
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2
40
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3
24
158
2
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2 "
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Jan
S
7%
16
38 72 Jan
v
4
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Playing Card Co
8%
TJ
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6
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30
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17 ya Jun
.
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9
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170
-
1
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4
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2
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10
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29%
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29
1
100
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May 1
197a Apr 22
85/a Jan
35
2
22
S
27% Feb
164
139% July 2
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•
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1
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4%%
8
15% Jan
827a Sep
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■
37
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9
preferred
& Foreign
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•
49 y4
171
23
:
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22 y4 May 29
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5
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4
53s/a Mar 20
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18
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4
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6
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9% Feb
23
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U S Borax & Chemical Corp com
LOW AND HIGH
SALE PRICES
Monday
May 13
Par
317s May 10
2
10
Apr
457a Feb
16
2374 Dec
•
Jan
STOCK
45% May
3
73
YORK
EXCHANGE
313/4 May 14
997a Feb
5
11
48% Mar 29
2
8% Jan
-
4
Jan
42 7s Sep
21
307a Jan
26
367s Feb
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24 y4 Mar
2
10% Oct 23
43
9
NEW
Highest
22
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10%
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3,000
700
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87% Jun
19
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14
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27
4
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30 3/a Feb
21
23
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Jan
24
195
2
22% Oct
23
16
2574 Jan
22
1073/4 Mar 28
84% Jan
2
14% Oct
25
30% Mar 16
317a May 16
33% May 17
102 7a Apr 16
2
657a Oct
18% Jan
Xerox
May 15
2
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&
Corp
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1847a
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Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
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Youngstown Steel Door
No par
25% May 16
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31%
100
„
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31
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31
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31
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24%
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253/4.
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2574
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5674
57
32,500
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24
75% Mar 15
asked
priees;
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indicated,
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this
597a Jan
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day.
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Mar
of
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of
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sale.
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22
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Radio
distributed,
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.
.
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
(2068)
28
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
Year 1962
GOVERNMENT
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15 1963-1968
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Mar 15 1965-1970
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Mar 15 1966-1971
Treasury 2'As
Jun 15 1967-1972
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Sep
15 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
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or
Sale Price
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Low
New
Transit
Unification
Range Since
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BONDS
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New York Stock Exchange
or
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footnotes,
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see page
31.
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—
June-Dec
1957
1961
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assented
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—
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1945
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—
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105%
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Apr-OcZ
1957
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1957
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11
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Mar-Sept
1957
§
91%
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Mar-Sept
of) 5'As 1973-,—
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•
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§ • Antioquia
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•
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(Kingdom of Norway)
Amsterdam
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•
1947
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56%
■
FOREIGN
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April-OcZ
(interest
'
•
High
June-Dec
,
99% 100
99% 99%
..
88
88
*88
93
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22
64
10T% 103%
98% 101%
98%
99%
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92%
86
88
*
5
v
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,
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4'A
Number 6265
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial mid Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK
BOND- RECORD
/I.-
(Range for Week Ended May
17)
_
Friday
BONDS;;
New York Stock
Week's Range
Interest
Lasi
Period
,
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Friday's
Low
European Coal and Steel Community—
•>
5s
secured
(11th series)
1978
series) 1980__
f debentures 1982
s
Finland
Extl
(Republic
loan
§• Frankfurt
»•
of)—
New York Stock
99%
65
101 %
104
26
101%
104%
31
97%
98%
102%
106
'•6Vis
102%
98
97%
•
*95%
II
95%
'■
3s
•
95%
1
dollar
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106 % 106%
93
.93
April-Oct
104%
92
107%
dollar bonds
4s
International
dollar
5s
3s
•
dollar
Good Hope
7s
f
s
Greek
loan
April-Oct
of
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101%
102%
107%
June-Dec :
June-Dec
110% 110%
95 Vi
95 Vi
1945
94%
97
7s
part
paid
•
6s
part
Africa
paid. 1968
1964—
lona
loan
Electric
due
Tokyo
35%
36
32%
32
32%
30
125
36
26%
47
.
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6s
1953
of
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1971
to
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—
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1981
1961
extended
1961
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1974
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loan
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.
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extended
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extl
77%
—
—
June-Dec
new
27%
27%
--
—
June-Dec
1965
1968
1
Co
f
High
98
27%
Mar-Sept
1958—
Jan
s
Low
77%
—
.
*97%
June-Dec
Dec
Power
1971
(City
5Vis
•
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5•Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946
April-Oct
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&
funding 4Vis ,1966—.—_——April-Ocf
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v
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mortgage 6s 1949
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"4%s debentures adjustment 1970—*—Jan-July
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——Jan-July
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;.
—
May-Nov
May-Nov
1962
Southern European Pipeline 5%s
Southern
Italy Dev Fund 4 Vis
5Vis
36
1962
external
(Union of)
external
—
May-Nov
1958—
external
Jan. I, 1963
No.
(interest
Halske-Corp 6 Vis 1951
of) external 7s 1958
assented
Range Since
Sold
High
(Kingdom)—
external
secured
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2012
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5 Vis
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•
2%)
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,
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110%
1930—
1980
1972-
1952
(Prov
Vis
South
93%
Steel & Iron Works—
mtge
to
5 Vis
,
1972
bonds
bonds
&
Silesia
• 4
19721953-loans—
bonds
or
Sale Price
May-Nov
sinking fund 1957__May-Nov'
to Plan A (interest
secured
secured
series
Siemen
of 1924
Prussian Conversion
.
8s
pursuant
Croats &
8s
• 7s
•
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan
5 '/as
dollar bonds 1969i-—
extl
reduced
—
May-Nov
1973
98%
(City)
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Serbs
German
;4%s sinking funds
70
26
1021/4 102%
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1953—
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reduced to 2.375%)
2001
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102%
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100% 101%
•
Exchange
High
{•Sao
Mar-Sept
6%s
Main
on
Low
;
.
1973
6s
,
No.
V
.BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
,
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1975
series)
(13th
5 %s
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(7th
secured
5%s
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ami
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—
..
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Week's Range
Friday
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extended
to
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100
1
99
101
229
229
;
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—June-Dec
1963
.
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100
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83
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——„Mar-Sept
82
series
7s
f
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1977
3s
B 1947
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gtd ext s f 3s 1977—
Italian
,
7s
•
series
§ •Italy
(Kingdom
of) .7s
81%
81%
84%
81
82
85%
82%
82%
22
82%
Jan-July
:
(Government
5.Vis
Japan
extl
6s
Development
gtd extl loan
1978
extl
6 Vis
6Vis
•
extl
due
5 Vis
1964
of
due
1-
1954—
'24
extended
1964
to
to
94%
98 %
99
92%
97 Vi
Del
•
94%
•
4%s
Royal
4%s
Dutch
98
102
101
101
115
97%
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•
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101%
101% 102
100
24
30-year
•
(City
of)
101%
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867/s
1%
98%
28
60%
to Plan
reduced
2.125 %)
to
Reduction
85%
87%
71
82%
1%
66
%
1
conv
89
5 1%
60%
60%.
45
57%
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98
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29
99%
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1980
mtge & coll tr 3Vas 1984
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1985
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s
1988
97%
-2
99Va
89%
102'/a
Div
May-Nov
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1985_May-Nov
1977—
2%s
2%s
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—
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58»/a
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Division-
coll
-
104.95
>
due
85%
—
104.60
at
1977_.
mortgage
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—
85 %
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debentures
Lackawanna
and
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i.—Mar-Sept
6
Delaware Power & Eight Co—
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96%
13
at
trust 4-6s May 1 2042
May-Nov
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll trust 5s series A
1985_May-Nov
98%
102%
43
6
June
Collateral
87%
95%
1001%
on
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1990
called
2%s
York
1st
100%
5Vss
*—
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1987——
June
♦104V4
*85V4
———Jan-July
——.—„.—.—
called
debentures
First
95%
57
'
88%
92%
98%
'
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—_—April-Oct
Apr-Oct
debs
5s
bond
Co
Income
86
96%
87 Va
——
102% 104
344
April-Ocf
—
4%s
1978_
mortgage
&
New
..
1st
„
89
24
Z
100% 102
April-Ocf
1979
1981
1983
Amer
of
May-ZVou
f.——
conv
debs
Seal
mortgage
3%s
100
.
103
89%
91%
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1965—Jan-July
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debentures
1983—^
,_iFeb-Aup
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR
Co—
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N.
89
87%
88
"
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debentures
Dayton Union Ry 3 'As 1965
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99%
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June-Dec
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1991—
mortgage
3%s
1982———
mortgage 3s 1984
1st
103
19
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1989
4%s
mortgage
1st
58%
77
63%
Feb-Aue
19741970
Mar-Sept
^..Feb-Aup
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
3s
101
—
62
May-tiov
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footnotes,
E
4%s
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Above
—
16
89
90
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June-Dec
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90
82
78'%
91
61%
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—
3%s series
2%s series G
•
86%
85%
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Feb-Aup
1987
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Cork
Crucible
56
56%
—
65%
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1981—..
gtd
debentures
Service
36
59%
85%
84%
97%
97%
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first mtge 2%s 1975
debentures
4%s
1975
Steel
conv
5
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Products Co 4%s subord debs
Crowell-Collier Publishing— '
conv
97%
—June-Dec
1982
debentures
4%s
1
82
89%
105'/4
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1981
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1
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1987_
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1963
A
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4%s
70
Terminal-
mortgage
Cities
G
4%s
mtge 2%s
1978—
2%s
First
1963—
Corp—
4Vis
First
F
series
RR
4%s conv subord debs
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st
1st
U
—
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mortgage
series
Baking
Copperweld
First
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
-Feb-Aug
Chicago
First
71
90%
99 % 100 Va
106 ^4 106%
106%
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RR—
& Pacific RR—
mtge 2%s series 1980_
income debs 1995
First
66
82%
88%
1
■
(Bait)—
1976
Power
Continental
37%
Chicago Rock Island
Chicago
T
4%s convertible subord
debs
1983
Continental Can Co 3%s due
1976—
4%s
debentures
1985—
Continental Oil Co 3s debs 1984
35%
55
Jan-July
1st
1984
Light & Power
series
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
1st
1st
67
1994_
—Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s
inc ser A Jan
2019__April
4%s conv increased
series B Jan 1 2044
April
• 6s inc debs series
A Jan 1
2055
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Chicago & North Western
Ry—
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mtge conv inc 4%s Jan 1
1999
April
First mortgage 3s
series B 1989
4%s
1st
80
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;
luJ%
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mortgage 4%s 1987
mortgage 4%s 1988
1st
6
8
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—
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debentures
68
125
76
82%
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1986
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2
72%
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87%
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Jan
40
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105.31
1992
debentures
70
1988—Jan-July
A
>
72%
75
72%
88
79%
12
87%
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debentures 1982
debentures
1983
debentures
1985
1st
-
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891/4
861/4
78%
84%
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debentures
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—
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ser
Paul
series
April
May-Nov
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2038
Louisville
inc
4%s
Chicago Milwaukee
5s
4s
4%s
Indianapolis
at
1992_r
2%s
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RR—
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10
debentures 1963
debentures
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,
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debentures 1979
debentures
1978
4%s
84%
80%
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95
86'%
.
108
86%
91%
91%
85%
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l
4%s
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4
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1989_:
mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
mortgage 3%s series B 1985
5s
:
on
1991
subord
M
5s
100
82
100%
22
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conv
4%s
■;v •General
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V
ref
3s
111%
98%
86%
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■
__
80
i.
;
May-Nov
April-Ocf
—
1991
W
M
3 Vbs
92%
104%
11
88
82%
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90%
i
Apiil-Qcf
U
series
ref
—
1990
T
80
.——May-Nov
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Feb-Aup
•—May-Nov
ref mtge s f 2%s
series X 1986
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s .1968
3 %s
debentures
1976
98%
92'%.
111%
95
91Ve
81%
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1990—'
S
series
s
1st
106
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87%
72%
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1986
R
series
1st
111
103
98%
157
106
88
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
-——Ja?i-July
called
convertible
4%s
105
2
106%
98V4
93%
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1989
Consolidated Gas
110
94
'
104'%
104%
86V2
87
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1988
P
series
Consolidated
107%
107
98
—
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1996—May-ZVou
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and
refunding mortgage 3VeS
1985_Feb-Aug
First and
refunding mortgage 2%s
1970_Feb-Awp
1st and
refunding mortgage 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
1st &
refunding mortgage 4%s 1978
Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern
98
107
1992
Refund and impt M
3%s series D
Refund and impt M
3%s series E
Refund and impt M
3%s series H
Second
—
102%
,
95
104
87
June-Dec
4%s
Ry
^R & A div first
O
series
4%s
.
5s
debentures
Ohio
2001—
1986
bond
series
4%
V
86%
__
*95 Va
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
subord
105%
—June-Dec
1987
series
4%s
91
86
*86%
—April-Ocf
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3%s debentures 1965
3%s
1978
1st
warrants
subord
Without
series
4%s
127%
46%
88%
ApriZ-Oct
N
Above
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
subord
series
98%
77%
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97%
.
*87
Jan-July
1974
Pacific Ry Co 3%s series A
1974—Feb-Aup
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Feb-Aug
de Pasco
Corp 5%s conv 1979
Jan-July
conv
N
1982
L
64%
9
2
16
*91
^June-Dec
series
1985
55
6
96%
1041%
103V4 105 Va
99% 102 Va
103V4 104%
34
104%
105% 106%
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99%
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94%
102 Va
>104
106
Feb-Aug
1983
731/4
104
77%
First
5.90s
1981
1984
57%
104% 105%
98 Va
98 Va
90
H
1
63%
87
3s
Central
Cerro
I
series
309
63%
90
90%
02%
100%
1981
J
9 9 Va
5
8414
90
series
series
4%s
1995
A
Illinois
conv
104%
3%s
3%s
63
104
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
4%s series B
4%s
63%
86%
May-ZVou
87
"
A
Gen mortgage 4%s
series
Gen mortgage
Central
99% 100
/
—..Mar-Sept
1977
1981——
G
84%
85
95V4
104
104%
100% 100%
ApriZ-Oct
1979_—
series
84%
84%
5s
Central of Georgia
Ry—
First
mortgage 4s series
104%
100%
1970—May-Sept
1972———.
76 Va
__
83%
*59
April-Ocf
June-Dec
F
D
3 %s
83%
June-Dec
5%% conv subord debs 1983
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977_
4%s sink fun debentures
1986
Celanese Corp 3s
debentures 1965
3%s debentures
1976
•
*84%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1965
91
88%
102 % 103%
May-Nov
L
1972—
E
series
3%s
June-Dec
Canadian Pacific Ry—
4%
consol
debentures
(perpetual)
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
series
3s
1976
83
O**',
95 Va
>
_April-Ocf
1977
C
series
3s
3s
91%
91
April-Ocf
refunding mortgage issues—
2%s series
A
1982.,—
2%s
first
85%
&
3s
Power
iuj Va
*
Consolidated Edison of New York—
2%s series
California Electric
''81
89%
Co—
debentures
80%
bl
100%
lld;
.
86%
114%
...
80
90
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96%
85%
91%
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Cl
88
93
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,
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Mar-Sept
May-Nov
series
3s
94
86
-
*88
sinking fund debentures 1999
-April-Oct
s
f debentures
1999———..—ApriZ-Oct
2%s
96%
91%
85%
Corp 4%s conv sub debs
1981—Jan-July
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
1975_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4%s
85
2%s
1971—
Brunswick
Buffalo
3s
82
April-Oct
1981
debentures
Edison
mortgage
mortgage
-86
7T% r'<o '/♦
bo
93
94%
*100% 101 v*
84Va
8u%
1983_,———Mar-iVou
subord
Commonwealth
99
106
3s
Brown
1981
mortgage
1986
mortgage 4%s 1987——.
Combustion Engineering Inc—
conv
81
Mar-Sepf
Elec 3%s
61 %
92%
Jan-July
1964
Ohio
3%s
3%s
1st
95%
100%
South
10
56
:.
,
Jan-July
-April-Oct
1980-;
G
debs
9J%
*80
Feb-Aup
1977_
1979_
F
8
80%
Jane-Dec
1st
103 Va
106
101% 101 %
C
series
conv
mortgage
3%s
106
;
Mar-Sept
subord
Columbus &
50 Va
17
__
June-Dec
—
107
97%
May-Nov
mortgage 5Vas 1986
mtge 4%s 1988
1st
series
series
80
7 9%
r ~,
:
debentures series I
1982_—.—.>
4%s debentures series J 1983—
4%s debentures series K 1983
5%s debentures series O 1985
104 Va
47
—
•;
5s
87
101 Va
debentures
debentures
debentures
4%s
106
1977
1975
3%s
112
21%
84%
B
3%s
87%
97%
101 Va
20%
—
series
61%
92%
Mar-Sept
V
68
:
so
13
*81
ApriZ-Oct
—
3%s
92%
46%
20%
;51%
1993
debentures
5%s
_Mar-Sepf
1970„May-Nov
—i^Feb-Aup
3%s
110
62 %
U
59V4
Hign
105
*81
May-Nov
3s
37
101% 101%
1967—
series A July
series' SS 1965—;
mortgage 6s
mortgage
Low
58
ii.
78 Va-
•
Since
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
—
*ou
1989
3s
139
78%
61 Va
1986———
3s
Corp 4%s
1
mortgage
3%s
mortgage
1st mortgage 4%s
1994
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Boston & Maine RR—
First
mortgage
1st
1963
Range
Sold
Mar-Sept
105%
—
*67
*'<8%
June-Ocf
1st
3%s
103%
1991—
:
Bonds
High
106% 108%
Jan-July
1982
System Inc—
debentures series A 1975
91,
85 Va
107%
1991_Jan-JuZy
1985—
103
106
1027/a
—
3s
2%s
1st
150
87%
—Jan-July
1980
mortgage
110%
91%
4s
mortgage
105%
*86%
1981—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
106
105%
91%
Jan-July
1982
104
*87
—
debs
Columbia Gas
—_May-Nov
—
27
1st
96%
135%
—
*„
91%
37
108%
"103%
Bethlenem Steel Corp—
'/■'
Consol mortgage 2%s series I
1970—Jan-July
Consol mortgage 2%s series
J 1976——May-Nov
'•
Consol
95
143% 144
Laboratories Inc—
4s
98%
subord
Friday's
Low
St Louis Division first
coll trust 4s
1990_May-ZVou
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating 3s 1970
„
3 Vis
or
Bid & Asried
Corp—
1st
1989
—-Jan-July
1990——June-Dec
1st ref mtge sink fund 4s
1993
Mar-Sepf
4Vis conv debentures 1974—
—Jan-July
Baxter
mtge
83%
1
Co—
.
1st
1st
..
Feb
81%
75 %
_April-Ocf
1995—.
income
series
—Feb-Aup
-Mar-Sept
1980
C
ser
Baltimore Gas & Electric
:
1970—.......
B
ser
convertible
conv
A
ser
conv
Monday, May 20,
.
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
Products
.
(Range for Week Ended May 1
7)
Week's Range
Last
.
April-Ocf
58Va
51
63
27
13
27
37%
37%
38%
46
46
46
3
45
10
45
*88 Va
—
41
'
31 Va
4 3%
43%
54%
37
,
471%
87
87
94
96
June-Dec
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Nov
June-Dec.
June-Dec
*94
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Number 6265
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Volume
,
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.
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Chronicle
(2071)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
,?
New York Stock
,
Friday
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Interest
BONDS
4
Period
Exchange
Rio
&
Grande
Western
or
Sale Price
Friday's
contingent
interest)
Edison
General
Gen
and
ref
&
refund
mtge
Gen & ref
3'As
series
3s
33As
&
Gen
&
Detroit
ref
&
series
series
3Vis
1969
Mackinac
1971
f
s
debentures
Chemical
1977
1978
3s
Co
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
—
debs
sub
conv
1982_Jan-July
Dresser Industries Inc 4s conv 1977——__Mar-Sept
Duquesne Light Co 23As 1977_—
Feb-Aup
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979_
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
—Feb-Aup
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982_:_—
—Mar-Sept
1st'mortgage 3%s 1983_—
_Mar-Sept
1st
mortgage 3%s 1984———
Jan-July
v 1st
mortgage 3%s 1986April-Oct
1st
mortgage 33As 1988
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 4Vi,s
1989
—_—_Mar-Sept
5s
debentures
f
s
2010
89
79 Vi
Corp 23As 1970—
4 Vis debentures
79 Vi
20
94
85%
5s
91
79%
3
Vi
debentures
debentures
92%
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4%s
&
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210
210
80%
2
208
10
80 3A
80
71
71
71
95 Vi
95
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111
Cent
RR
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consol
mtge 3Vis
mortgage
3Vis
97
28
74
78
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mortgage
3Vis
95
69
94
95 3A
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mortgage
3Vis
138 Vi 141
138%
77 Vi
152
124
142%
97
97 Vi
34
83 Vi
83 Vi
2
96%
3%s
86
77%
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series
1979
C
series
sink
fund
debentures
Steel
Co
3%s
debs
conv
92%
—
89 Vi
*91
92%
*—
87%
99 Vi
92%
99%
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104
87%
mortgage
series
4%s
I
series
1972
subord
conv
&
Chemical
debentures
Edison El 111
(N Y)
Ekco
Products
Elgin
Joliet
£1
Paso
1973
4.60s
1987
106
5s
stamped
first. 5s
Railroad
1965
101
107%
25
92
92%
20
102 % 102%
,
3
4 %s
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ser
A—
Jan 2015 Apr
mortgage 3 Vis ser E 1964
April-Oct
mortgage 3Vis ser F 1990—Jan-July
First consol mortgage 3 Vis ser G 2000_,.Jan-July
■■/-•5s income
debentures Jan 1-2020—_April-Oct
•
18 7%
90%
division
first
Interstate
4%s
92%
101
.
3Vis
102 Vi
101
f
s
4Vis
18%
19%
13
24 Vi
85
11
80%
f
s
10
34
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33%
38
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192
88%
87%
94
91%
91 Vi
5
91%
24
100%
103
7
102%
104
12
102 %
104%
1
103 %
105
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83
102%
103%
110
112
48
101
112
135
137
37
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24
103%
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110
255%
74
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Jan-July
Feb-Aup
<
•
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1987
.
144
104%
132
118%
148 ya
100 7/a
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April-Oct
_L
101%
92%
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tfau-July
1980
89
88
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_
Jan-July
1978
148;
266
102%
-
Feb-Aup
1977
128
1
143% 145%
April-Oct
233
102% 102%
'83—May-Nov
1981
3%s
79%
192
92%
93
96
41 %
15%
mortgage
Co
76
79%
41%
36 %
debentures
Power
74%
103 Vi 103 Vi
Feo-Aup
88 Vi
36 %
debs
Line Co—
debentures series A
79%
102% 102%
102% 102%
Oil Pipe
Interstate
36%
subord
79%
220
91%
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Department Stores—
conv
Interstate
85
consol
Ohio
103
1st
First consol
First
108
101
Co—
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106
103
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1965
Erie
1970
106
88
82
76
*88%
Mar-Sept
5s
conv
subord
debs
1981
Intern'l Tel & Tel 4%s conv sub debs
4.90s sink fund debs 1987
*108
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
—
T%s
Ry
Southwestern
<Sc
106
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Co
Eastern
&
May-ZVou
85%
100% 101%
l007/a
Feb-Aug
—
debs
86"
86 %
*190
Jan -July
1979
87/
85%
%
76
Mar-Sept
1989
82%
85
...
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International Silver Co—
subord
101%
104
u/te-jDeo
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
International Harvester Credit 4%s
4Vis
debs
series
B
1981
4%s debs 1988
94
100
106%
Stainless Steel Corp—
conv;
97%
86 1
85%
*81 %
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1982
L
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mortgage 3%s series J 1981
mortgage 4%s series K 1987
1st
3.65s
5s
180
*82
—Feb-Aug
c
1st
92%
3.20s
International Minerals
Eastern
105%
100 Vb
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Jan-July
1980
mortgage
1st
Mar-Sept
103 Vi
5
80%
85%
May-ZVou
1984
1st
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15
*85%
May-JVou
1974
F
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s series
Inland
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105'
*81%
1979—May-Nov
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mortgage 3%s series H 1989
1st
99%
83%
77%
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1st
A
ser
series
76%
95
'
104%
104
100%
98% 101
Illinois Bell Telephone 23As series A
1981—Pan-July
First mortgage 3 series B 1978
June-Dec
*74
95
103%
•-
10
81%
89%
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77%
99
102
103
103%
105
100 %
101
91%
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96 Vi
72%
86 Vi
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32
104% 105 Vi
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Higfr
90%
91 Vi
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86
72%
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Low
102 %
»
104
—Jan-July
1986
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
97%
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104
—Jan-July
debentures
Range Since
Sold
100
97
Industries—
subord
conv
97 Vi
Jan- July
—Jan-July
i
Bonds
High
91 %
—.Jan-July
1984__
1982
debentures 1981
4%s
debentures
1987
Hunt
91
Range
Friday's
*100
—tfune-De c
4Vis
93%
81%
80
91 Vi
or
Bid & Asked
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debentures 1978
4%s debentures 1977—
89
80
*78
Week's
Last
Sale Price
—Jan-July
1968
4s
90%
4%s
91 Vi
Finance
84%
92%
Period
Low
87
9 2 Va
Interest
High
87
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92 Vi
,__Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
1980
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
4s
conv
subord
debentures
5s
Low
*94
1995_June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995—j—.—
June-Dec
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 23As ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
ApriZ-Oct
Dow
No.
,
89
1st lien 4s
Ry
High
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Exchange
*
Mar-Sept
1984
N
O
series
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
—Feb-Aug
1985
J
1976—
debentures
27/8s
ref
1982—Mar-Sept
series I
debentures
convertible
Gen
2%s
2%s
.__June-Dec
1970—
3%s series K
convertible
,
H
Jan. 1,1963
fixed
1993
Income
Detroit
Range Since
Sold
'
Household
Jan-July
mortgage series A 4%% 2018..,.
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Denver & Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
>'■
fixed
1%
contingent
interest 1993)—Jan-July
1%
t
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r
'
(Range for Week Ended May 17)
Week's Range
Last
Low
Denver
31
36JA
36~
15%
15
-
mortgage .3Vis 1971—Mar-Sept
100
I-T-E
Circuit
Breaker
4%s
1982
conv
—
94%
—
94%
21
12%
19%
7676
73
Jersey Central Power & Light 27/as
Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Joy
84%
84%
*91%
—
_
84
85%
90
91%
86
86%
85%
85%
—
85%
F
family
Finance
43As
subord
conv
Federal
Paper
Firestone
Florida
&
2nd
Co
Stores
4s
inc
4Vis
4%s
Gen
*88%
92 Vi
*103
subord
—Jan-July
100 Vi
t;.': '
7-;
of
debentures
4s
i
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1975
Mar-Sepf
1977
debentures
Feb-Aup
1979
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
5s
debentures
1980
5s
debentures
1981—
4Vis
debentures
4 Vis
1983
Motors
General
Shoe
General
Telephone
4%s
Time
General
Tire
Gimbel
4%s
Brothers,
Glidden
101
91%
95
Co
debs
4%s
149% 151
13
112
103% 104
95%
128
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92
108
360
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94%
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T)
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Great
General
Ry
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B
4%s
Series
C
5s
56
93%
96
92%
95%
•
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series
General
mortgage
General
mortgage
163
168
106%
98%
106%
105%
91%
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5%s
4%s
177
57
144
1611%
148%
168
-87
101%
1976
D
3Vis
series
N
1990—Jan-July
O
2000—Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
Jan-July
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•.
4%s
"conv"
subord
interest
subord
103%
debs
interest
104%
36
97%
98 Vi
9
103%
105 Vi
242
153 Vi
193%
3s
103%
4
95
104%
Gas
sink
3%s
12
1 107>
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75%
5s
conv
subord debentures
1974
General
mortgage inc 5s
General mortgage
1st. &
ti
5s
Gulf
3Vis
M
debs
mortgage
| 1st
//
ref
inc
series
series
States Utilities
3s
ser
inc 4s
ser
G
A
2%s
A
July 2015
B
Jan
105
3%s
April
April
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1980
2056
1st
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1976
mtge
1982
;
debs
Nashville
debentures
1st
2Vis 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3Vis 1981
mortgage
3 Vis
1982
mortage 3Vis 1983
1969
mortgage
1st
1st
1st
1st
*85%
Jan-July
1978
3s
170
51
134
84%
2
81
85
1st
71%
19
65%
71%
1st
182 Va
1st
86 Va
86
*92%
'
871%
of
div
1962
1986
4%s
second
^
mortgage
Hertz
4s
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Xerox
conv
ser
cchv
Hooker
Hotel
6s
mtge
os
84
84
Trucks
Macy
5s
1976—Mar-Sept
1981
May-Nov
subord
Ry
Chemical
conv
Corp
conv
debs
1970—
first 4%s
Corp—
subord
debentures
of America—
coll
For
tr
debentures
footnotes,
.
1984
see page
194
79%
199
99
152
199
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98
_i_Jan-July
118
118
119
conv
&
93%
90%
99%
"
90%
90%
93 Va
99%
99 %
99
99%'
88%
A
86%
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93%
—
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94%
104 VB
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105 Va
71
72
71
11
69%
72
65
77 V*
2003—April-Oct
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71
71
June-Dec
I
102
102
12
Mar-Sept
71
71
4
1980
1979
*70%
72
Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
103%
—
70%
72
78%
78 Va
84 VB
79
79
*81
_April-Ocf
1990
'99%
84 Vb
*78%
May-JVou
1987
Forbes
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103%
—
103%
102%
105
Oil
RR
Co
5%s
2%s
1987
Feb-Aug
wts"
"ex
debentures
debentures
Corp
Central
Co
Co—
debs
Co
subord
Credit
,
May
sink
Stores
4%s
1977
1981
5%s
1978
debentures
4%s
1968
"ex
1981-ApriZ-Oct
1972—May-Nov
Feb-Aug
May-ZVou
Feb-Aug
1987—April-Oct
wts"
fund
Realty
debentures
Corp
5s
T
95%* 100
38
115
119
McKesson
87
94
&
Robbins
debentures
3%s
1980
1977
debs
1973
1980—
Merritt-Chapman & Scott 4%s
103
100%
1975
2
52
87%
103% 104%
*85
91
6
205
104
83
87%
101%
103%
27
102
104%
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102
103%
22
100
112%
88%
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—
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87
90-
102% 102%
110% 112 %
75%
101»/4"
176
—
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"
104
17
103 7/a
102
102
97V2
88
—
86
102
Feb-Aug
'
99% 101%
203% 205
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
—Feb-Aug
103
103
*91
_May-Nou
Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
McCrory Corp SV^s debs 1976
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
5s
conv
subord debentures
1972
4%s
*90
102
60 %
McCall
98
98%
103%
75%
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
3%s sink fund debentures 1978
79V4
.
Mar-Sept
33.
188
1
96%
101%
98%
——Feb-Aug
Inc 5%s debs
(R H)
3%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
1999
1972_
*79%
&
subord
conv
Mack
84
Marathon
2%s
66
118%
238
M
MacAndrews
Jun-Dec
Corporation—
Hocking Valley
5s'
first
56%
104 %
208
93
June-Dec
Inc—
25
*77%
1987J
2%s
79'%
92%
June-Dec
subord debentures
78
383
103%
ZJune-Dec
1982
1984
4%s
mortgage 4%s
Martin
4%s
3%s
66
2003—ApriZ-Oct
H
ser
gold 3s
Electric
&
mortgage 3%s
Macy
Haloid
79
106
86
h
Hackensack
Gas
mortgage
Maine
v-X;V
74%
•-_
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May-ZVou
>
89%
861%
73
79%
34
.
j
119
80%
RR—
&
trust
65%
98%
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ApriZ-Oct
—
mtge 3%s
refund mtge 3%s
Louis
112 %
585
100 %
231 % 238
First
Coll
426
351
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71%
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101
277
65%
68
76%
44
74%
99%
79
231%
refund
57 Vi
70
2
106
77%
103
118%
refund mtge 33/aS ser F 2003—ApriZ-Oct
refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003j—ApriZ-Oct
71%
89%
87
AprfZ-Oct
May-Nov
&
56%
99%
115 % 119
88%
40 %
42
80
99%
78%
&
First &
*40%
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118%
35
40
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1987
1978_
fund
&
35%
34%
*37%
105%
First
74
—
40 %
First
8
84 Va
38%
37%
77
107%
4
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66%
35
103
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85%
62%
58%
73%
75%
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
54
65%
99%
57%
84%
71-:
61
May-Nov
debentures
debentures
debentures
4%s'sink
1st
—
55%
*59%
*65%
Aprll-Ocf
1987
1980
1976..
4%s
fund
1980
conv
3.75s
debentures* 1976
Louisville
2044
50
4
8
75%
164
1
Long Island Lighting Co 35/eS ser-D 1976_iJune-Dec
Lorillard
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963
_April-Oct
104 Vi
57 Vi
June-Dec
72
54%
Mar-Sept
—
•,
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
66
54%
'7
100% 100%
75%
75 Vi
91%
100 y«
72
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
wl
1976
debentures
Corp
debentures
Star
98%
106
59 %
98
63
2003
1976
wi_.
debs
Inc
Aircraft
Louisville
75%
20
63%
71%
2003
interest
debs
1976
subord
conv
4.50s
Lone
103 3% 103%
182Vi 193Vi
102% 103 Vi
104% 104 Vi
64 %
100%
Corp—
Industries
Lockheed
4%s
97%
91%
__
63 %
May-Nov
May-Nov
2003
2003
contingent
subord
conv
(The)
Litton
106
103
1041/4
Lionel
5%s
93%
101%
1041/4
4
*105
*103
*90
*100
May-Nov
■
v
99%
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
96%
/.
4
92
93%
101% 101%
125%
98%
12
104%
165
107
125%
99%
16
2003_
interest
contingent
104
104
*125%
99
.
96 %
104
72
107
63
1033/4
96%
72
104V2
94%
102
104%
20
Jan-July
Jan-July
3 Vis series
4s
82
70%
102%
93%
:_Jan-July
1973
C
E
83
82
70 V'a
102%
36
161i%
—Jan-July
D
Series
fixed
82%
—
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99
83 %
■81
62%
*81-
June-Dec
49
36
169
May-ZVou
1987
1968
May
May
• Series
F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—Aprll-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
97%
June-Dec
1978
conv
debs
Series
•
*821%
192 %
82%
82 %
gold 3 Vis '97—June-Dec
interest
fixed
—
82%
Co—
series A
South
148
.
158
Co—
series
5s
General
4%s
Co
April-Oct
Term
3%s
fixed
95%
Goodrich
Grand
4s
99%
106%
93%
A
93%
105% 106 %
107
93%
__
82%
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1997—April-Oci
Valley Coal 1st & ref 5s stp '74__Feb-Aug
Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
1st mortgage 4%s extended
to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
98Va
161
(B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965___May-Nov
4Vis s f debentures 1985
May-ZVou
Grace (WR) & Co 3%s conv sub deb
'75—May-Nov
1986
3s 1964
RR
&
& Mich
127
93%
97%
Dock
sinking fund
Series
94%
93V8
105 Va
94 Vi
99%
94 V8
170
101
92%
98%
106
114
1
%•;•;
103% 103%
103% 103%
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debentures
—
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Lehigh
Lehigh
96
103%
103%
fund
1st mtge
Lake Shore
"/
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93%
106
151
51
105%
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
sink
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co
170
95
June-Dec
'79
1981
:;\
45
May-Nov
1979
5s s f debs 1981
debentures 1983
4V4s
Co
subord
conv
Rubber
&
debs
1980
4s conv debs 1971
debentures 1977
convertible
General
40
93 3A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
:
3%s
Corp
3.20s
30%
83
79
*85%
*84%
85
110
Mar-Sept
1982
debentures
General
31
94%
u'//C ;:,■'.■.*
1972
debentures
70%
36
34
25
*180
1976_Jan-tfuZy
1969———————
debentures
'104
75
♦70
mortgage
Lakefront
1984______May-Nov
.
debentures
92%
102
*—
Texas—
Corp 3%s debentures
General Motors Acceptance Corp— .
2%s
debentures
1964_
debentures
89%
90
11
99% 100 %
.
Co
Foods
5s
92%
1st
VI
General
3 Vis
88%
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3s
103 Vi
1st
1976
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
Cigar Co 5Vis income debs 1987_Ju?ie-Dec
Electric Co 3%s debentures. 1976_Mal/-Nov
3Vis
r
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Araer
Gtneral
90
114
101
4
&
Michigan Ry
4s
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Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
New Jersey Power &
Light 3s 1974
Consolidated
*85 Va
—Feb-Aug [.[
—
New
New
85'A
92
Feb-Aug
New
New
88 Va
*85'A
Mar-Nov
1988
4'As
77'A
Co—
1982
*88
April-Oct
3'As
201'A
~5
94V2
May-ZVou
conv
Mar-Sept
I
3%s
149%
101'/2 1011/2
June-Dec
debentures
Tel &
debentures
debentures
3s
1982
1974
3s
1975
207
105% 106
Map-Nov
1974_ApriZ-Oct
debs 1988__Apr-Oct
subord
3'As
1983
200
*103% 105
June-Dec
debs
5
105Va 105%
101 'A
-Mar-Sept
debs
f
s
71 'A
105'A
June-Dec
1992-
4%s
3%s
189
189
1977—Mar-Sept
1970
85'A
196%
—June-Dec
Steel
Corp 1st 3'/as
mortgage 3%s
1986
mortgage 4%s 1989
1st
84 Va
71%
April-Oct
.
National
1st
85
1976—Map-Nov
debs
debentures
&
Prods
Lead
3%s
1976
fund
Nat'l
Nat'l
debs
conv
Dairy Products
debentures
1970
3s
Mar-Sept
1987
75
Electric. Co—
3'As series
s f debs 1985-June-Dec
debentures 1987-:
_ApriZ-Oct
fund
Gas
National
3'As
debs
conv
134%
83
85
Register 4%s
4%s sinking
Natl
6s
22
104
77%
1185%
1986—Feb-Aug
ser
130
*75'A
*80'A
83%
101%
"120 Va
43%
39%
Owens-Illinois
Oxford
Map-Nov
1980
3s
&
mortgage
Pacific
conv
Louis
Inc
Biscuit
National
5'As
St
Gas
mortgage
mortgage
First
Nashville
124
June-Dec
1980
mortgage 4'As 1993
Mathieson Chemical 5'As
5'As conv subord debs 1983
N
NAFI
2%s
2%s
1st
104%
6
40%
105
ApriZ-Oct
1978
mortgage
Olin
104 Va 104'/a
June-Dec
1984
124
Feb-Aug
mortgage
mortgage
1st
95 Va
104'A
39
104
Feb-Aug
1st
65
39
.
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•
2%s
1996
first
1st
74
59
1st
1st
71%,
25 Va
39'/a
— —
Feb-Aug
1981
65
65%
62%
95
70'A
*95
——
April
1980—Jan-July
debs
213
1.034
74
62%
Li
2007
1
1981
debentures
subrod
Mar-SepZ
B * 1966_'—iFeb-Aug
75
71%
67
-
1991
inc
71%
74
70
*102
Jan -July
mortgage 2%s 1975——
mortgage
3s
1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982
1st
85
84%
82%
Jan .1
A
2045
1
3 Vis Series
debs Jan
Ry
Monon Railroad
5 Vis
1st
mtge income 4%s series B. Jan 1 2030
income
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
•
1
Jan
series
Edison
Oklahoma
'V
'
-
Telephone
82%
*83
June-Dec
1979
104
100'A
O '
'
'
■;
1987
debs
104'A
103'A
*82%
97'A
104
*_
Mar-Sept
100
94
*103'A
ApriZ-Oct
1977
1979
64 Va
66
24'/a
2%s
85
98%
*103
Feb-Aug
86%
85
94%
57
15
90%
Jan-July
5s ser A Jan
debs 2033
95%
80
86%
89 Va
27
;
*97
June-Dec
86'A
84%
98 Va
86'A
85%
80
83'A
*95
—
Jan-July
83
85
85%
*85'A
tfune-Dec
conv
Bell
High
83
*83
_Mar-Sept
1991
4%s
5s
Low
59
79
"
3s
debentures
'L—■
63
—Jan-July
1967—ApriZ-Oct
income
81
52
'
*93%
'
1990—tfune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
8
39
87%
Corp
Northwestern
97%
93 Va
18
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First
mortgage
97 Va
91%
5
^91%
'•
——
92
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
mortgage
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
85'A
*80%
April-Oct
1986
First
1st
Range Since
Sold
86
85%
June-Dec
1984
mortgage 4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990_.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Bonds
High
*84
——Feb-Aug
First
Va
98
Friday's
*83
1974—Feb-Aug
_April-OcZ
Jan-July
1st
3%s
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975—
mortgage
98 'A
96
--
first
mortgage
First
■■■</,
Jan-July
Power
mortgage 2%s 1979First mortgage 3%s 1982
86
95 Va
26
97%
Week's Ranee
Range
Last
Period
1st
82
'
—
First
100 Va
~5
101
*86
88
80'A
*80'A
States
(Minnesota)
175
116
247
87
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
Low
83'A
*86%
Michigan Central RR 4'As series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s
1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969—.—
——Mar-Sept
3%s
165% 175
.
High
Northern
1975
debs
subord
conv
Friday
.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s 1974—May-JVou
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 VIbs 1988—April-OcZ
4%s debentures 1991—.
June-Dec
.
(Range for Week Ended May 1 7)
Week's Ranee
Range
Interest
bonds
New York Stock
Chronicle
debs.. 1981—,—
—"Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sepf.
*.._
'
84'A
*96Va" 98
83 Va
95%
84
-
98
Number 6265
197
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2073)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
Week's
Week's Range
Friday
«
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TnUrPct
Interest
o
T-V
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BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
I.nct
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
First
First
First
First
First
3%s
First
3'As
4%s
99i°o
1963
debentures
3s
•
99 hi
'
99 Hi
/ 96%
157
1
108%
96%
12
1
170'/8 170'/a
94%
94%
*83%
Texas &
92'A
92'A
92%
or
refund
M
3'As series
refund
M
3%s series C
Texas
94%
85
Pacific
&
General
Range Since
Sold
Jan.
1,1963
Low
High
No.
High
92%
92%
93
13
92
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98'A
98'A
98%
22
98'A
and
first
gold
refund
M
B
1970-
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89%
89%
89%
7
88
99'A
90%
1990_ .April-Oct
74
74
1
70'A
74
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100
101
11
92%
101
2000
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A
3%s ser E
1985. -Jan-July
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78%
79%
80%
7
70
80
80
43
112
120
104
105
94%
87'/a
„
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Orleans RR—
and
93%
20
92'A
61
104
103
Sale Price
May 1 7)
Week's Range
Ran?o
_May-Nov
—
and
86'A
104
3s
New
First
84'A
102'A
—
Corp
First
90'A
94%
94%
Texas
(The) 3%s debs 1983
debentures 1965_.
170 '/a
170
—
Last
Period
108'A
108
1
Company
97
95%
1
94%
'
..i
Interest
Exchange
„
Low
99 Hi
99'A
108% 108%
96 3A
¥
High
Texas
May-Nou
and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968-Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037— tjune-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures 1972
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983-April-Oct
debentures 1975
April-Oct
debentures 1977—
.—Mar-Sept
'
Low
No.
High
New York Stock
Jan. 1, 1963
Co—
Electric & Gas
Service
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Public
Friday
ROMIIS
BONDS
Rmvp SillPP
Rnnrfc
Bonds
'33
Texas
93'/a
Pacific-Missouri
Term
105
RR
of
New
Pacific—
Orleans
3%s
1974
Ju?ie-Dec
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5'As
debentures
Tidewater
•
Oil
Feb-Aug
1986
3'As
Co
*80%
118
Jan-July
April-Oci
1986—
Trans World Airlines 6'As inc debs
1978_Ju7ie-Dec
„
118
119'A
"103
5
85%
298
88'A
85%
93'A
87%
84
87
70%
87%
85
95%
Q
*98%
—Jan-Jul#
1964—
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
98%
99%
98%
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Upion
R
;;aaa.t
'
<;A;.
'
First
/:■• A
1983—April-Oct
53
54%
127'/a
Oil
4%s
Corp
Gas
Rochester
debs
conv
serial
mtge
&
1st
mtge
3'As
::
100%
102%
91 'A.
89'A
91%
85%
122
136'/a
*85
127 % 129 3A
344
3%s
100
*100
*94%
108'/a
96
106
102
5s
110%
36
104'A 105
Union
95 3A
71
109'A
108
105'/a
Tank
f
s
United
coll
tr
2%s
Car
1980
1986
Co
debs
of
debentures
June-Dec
_Mar-Sept
Power 3s series A 1971
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
1996_Jan-July
gold 6s 1996
Louis-San Francisco Ry
1st
•
6t
income
5s
St
Paul
Scioto V &
Scovill
Air
Seaboard
91
91
*84'A
*87%
1st
4s
cons
*94%
RR
Line
*88'A
—
131%
3s
.
*80%
*87 'A
June-Dec
96%
1966
—
1972
4%s subordinated debentures
5s
debentures
1982
4%s"
82'A
221
;74
144
79%
91
3
—
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1st
2%s
America
80'A
*
—
91
—
5s
941/a
87%
85%
;
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__
U
'120%
252
;'/?//--
:/;/--
debentures
&
3s
Bell
_tfune-Dec
—
—
debentures
——
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5
95'A
96%
86%
86%
—
—
102%
13
'1
107
10
105
69
104%
105%
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v
II
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84
*92
' ■"
1
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89%
84
A
77
4'As
Gold
4'As
1981
San
90%
89 %
Term
102
83%
•84
'•TOO
4s
Tell
77%
231
235%
83
85
99
—
—.
86'A
17
77%
2
100%
n
Oil
Standard
62%
5
101%
103%
9
104%
106
3
104
105%
65 /
—
1982
June-Dec
102 %
101% 102%
15
101%
105
1981
___ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
149%
149% 152
59
132
155%
Jan-July
97%
April-Oct
102%
1976
debs
1983
1986
102
102
98%
.
97.%
♦86%
—
*75%
*62%
105%
debentures
Oil
—April-Oct
23As
debentures
Standard
Oil
Stauffer
Co
4'As
—April-Oct
.
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
1982
1973—Mar-Sept
4'As
37/as
1982
debs
Superior Oil Co 33As debs
Transit
,.
Swift
Co
&
27/8s
43As
mtge
debentures
2%s
debentures
Symington
subord
Electric
debs
&
98%
102
Power
ref
mtge 2%s series G
&
ref
mtge 2%s series H 1980
&
ref
&
ref
86%
104
5s
102%
*77%
,;v/77 1
108
97'A
100
:
104'A
6s
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
■
-V.
1972
1973
1982
debs
—;
77
84%
110
123%
_'
104% 105'A
22
103%
105'A
101% 102%
58
101
103'A
88
102%
88
88
87%
87%
100
97%
97%
y
v
88
13
88
90%
58
102'A
104%
88%
44
87%
89'A
88 '/a
54
87%
89 y4
20
99%
101'A
6
:..:A 97%
102% 103
101
97%
7'A
7
96%
95%
99
94
99'A
6
*98'A
Jan-July
May -Nov
94%
Jan-July
90
94%
—
90
*91%
90
r
'
■
.
2
—
—
101%
98'A
94%
6
95'A
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May-JVoy
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100
97%
57
96'A
101% 101'A
Corp—
subord
debs
(James)
senior
capital
3'As
1st
RR
4s
debentures
■
96
98%
income
5s
series
gtd
Tandy
•
86
86
77
78%
*91 '/a
78%
*77'/a
*90%
♦92'A
90%
91%
92
10
117%
121
21
90%
98
—
97'A
96'A
90'A
„
121
120
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74
79
79
2
78
90'A
79
225
73'A
90 '/e
90'A
9
87%
91%
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40%
40%
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■'
82
'
•
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98%
99'A
61%
97%
99
»
85
—
91
92
99%
22
98
100
*91 'A
Jan-July
—
14
98%
98%
*79%
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1969—April-Ocf
April-Oct
—Jan-July
1966
I
2361
1982
Co
debentures
Union
Western
Teleg
3%s series
A
1984
Co
5'As debs
*'
•
98 %
62
62
20
57'A
61%
62'/a
13
57'A
62%
9 8'A
98 %
3
95%
98%
61'A
79%
•
*79%
100
*77%
1981_Jan-July
May
•
15
100
98
80'A
101
Central
mortgage
RR
4s
♦77
99 V4
*99%
Electric
88%
—
99
99'A
.98%
86%
2%s
Power
dan-July
May
A 2004
1 2029
1976
mortgage 2%s
1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
1st
1971
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
100%
99%
—
.
88'A
♦97»A
91
,87-
93
86%
—
86%
97'A
86%
Co—
series
Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan
Wisconsin
100%
107%
*89%
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co. 4'/8s sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
First
97 3A
104'A
99%
Wheeling 8c Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures
1975
May-Nou
Wisconsin
—
99%
105'A 105%
1987—Feb-Aug
1971——Mar-Sept
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s
99
69'A
69
70
24
65%
71%
60'A
60
61
42
57
72
*83%
83%
84%
92%
85
93%
*81
♦93%
100
89%
93
91'A
91'A
1982
ApriZ-Oct
118
117
118
6
109
124
Inc—
notes
Elec
Lt
&
Power
2%s
1976—.—Jan -July
Corp
RR
debs
ASsn
of
Jan-July
and
impt
Refund
and
impt 2%s series D
*105'A
92%
92
—
41
105 %
included
169
not
104'A
—
92%
series
C
105'A
91%
94%
the
2019
1985
Jan-July
April-Oct
*82'A
„
—
*79'/a
93
—
Deferred
104%
144%
150
Louis—
Refund
4s
*105'A
June-Dec
1978
St
*144
June-Dec
1980
notes
6'As
June-Dec
1979
82'A
87
78'A
80
*79
A—
102%
lp2%
in the year's range, d ExTnterest.
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by ouch companies;
♦Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during cuirent
a
1979—^
notes
conv
5 %%• senior
'
Terminal
89%
87%
.
81
84%
78%
101%
•
87'A
86
16
86
*86%
income
4s
Power
Penn
Shore
5'As
265
120
86%
86
88'A
86
Mar-Sept
series A Jan 1981
series B Jan 1991
mortgage 3'As series B 1971—
mtge
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
124%
1966—Jan-July
1971
subord
conv
4s
98
•,A
•
*83
124
114
86'A
*87
mtge income 4'As
West
107
105
4
—
*—
—Feb-Aug
2008
'
*86
82
99
Co—
RR
West
62%
61
63'/a
104
76
74
—
A
1981
1982
April
April
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-duly
General mortgage 3s
1979
May-Nov
West Penn
Electric 3'As
1974
May-Nov
86%
--
—
1979
mtge 3%s series I
mtge 3'As series J
debs
77
44
104 % 105'A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
s—June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
April-Oct
series E 1975
F 1978
series
income
33
Co—
mtge 2%s
mtge 3s
First
98%
K,i 4.0,
—
79
Mar-Sept
ref
subord
90
86
90
77'A
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'As series H
1990——April-Oct
5'As
104%
w
103'A
96
47
102%
*85%
1980
ref
Yonkers
5s
102%
Wayne
conv
Talcott
98%
•
.
Wabash
101'A
99'A
117
:;
'
1981
1st
Inc
90
June-Dec
1976
&
•
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Sunray
Oil
Corp
2%s debentures
Surface
102% 103'A
93%
96
80
65
166%
Inc—
subord
97%
97 %
79%
59
*98
Jan-July
debentures
(Ohio)
Camp
conv
1982—April-Oct
conv
1974
Chemical
Stokely-Van
Jan-July,
1983
4%s
debentures 2%s
(N J)
93%
—
_Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
238
231
22
•
105% 105%
*106%
June-Dec
1984
1983—
Oil (Indiana) 3'As
debentures 1983—
4'As
Standard
*93%
86%
85
88'A
*86'A
.
3
150
100% 101
April-Oct
1985
debs
Standard
•
104
80'A
79%
4';'A
235%
100%
__May-Nov
California
of
debs
23As
subord
conv
91%
86%
82%
77%
.*150
—
——Map-Nov
——May-Nov
1983
debentures
5'As
•*
5s
91%
104
debentures
subord
Western Pacific RR
Spiegel Inc
101%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General
mortgage 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
108
26
84
90'A
100
60
*79%
--
mortgage 2%s series' E 1986—
Jan-July
mortgage 23As series F 1996—_„Jan-July
Frist. mortgage 5'As series H 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan -duly
1st
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988—
—___Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
l
Jan-July
A New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Noy
debentures
103'A
99 'A
101
104 % 105
1967
fund
Vornado Inc
85%
85%
First
3'As
101%
1
q 15 j,
101% 101%
1st
100% T04'A
99'A
99'/a
99%
102%
.
First
Bell
5
101
Jan-July
1st
Pacific RR Co—
Southwestern
102% 103
Mav-Noy
1st
92%
89
220
*99 %
mtge 3%s ser A '75_June-Dec
1st
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1st &
105%
10
'
102
iMar-Sept
1977
A
.
Fran
.
April-Oct
1980
&
Gen
(Oregon Lines)
1969_—
Southern
97
101%
Mar-Sept
1st
■
104'/a
103% 104%
103%
78
4
__
105%
Co—
Gold
A
99'A
101
*
1978
debentures
subord
conv
Virginia
107
1057A
4'As
Gen
4'As
*100
Corp of America—
conv
4'As conv
Vendo Co—
Southern Pacific Co—
First
97
*92 %
1980—
debentures
Steel
sinking
3'/aS
103 %
106
105
debentures
convertible
96
94'/a
Freight Co—
States
Vanadium
104
101
36
105
-
—
1970——-—Jan-July
Southern
Indiana
Ry
23As-4'As 1994..—dan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'As conv 1973-June-Dec
3'As
90%
96%
94'A
96'/a
94'A
87'A
96%
Telegraph
&
Edison
California
93
89%
106
102'A
102'/a 103'A
102%
May-Nov
1977—
Co—
Jan-Jnly
1985——Feb-Aug
1987———
Jan -July
debentures
2%s
135
93
—
94
80%
87'A
-
102% 103%
—Feb-Aug
:
1979
2%s
Southern
119
131
—
79%
—
11
*86%
~
Co
Telepnone
debentures
72
100%
106%
99'A
141'A
6s
Southern
87%
:
103% 105%
43As s f debs 1983_Feb-Aug
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986
Feb-Aug
Shell Union Oil 2'As debentures 1971——April-Oct
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986-—June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures -1965
Jan-juZp
Smith-Corona
Marchant—5'As
1979—
dan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'As 1976
i—-June-Dec
Suuth & North Alabama RR 5s 1963
—April-Oct
Roebuck
69%
104
*90
April-Oct
1st
Sears
84%
9
130'A 135.',/
*94%
May -Nov
1978
4'As
coll trust 4%s
debentures
United
10
72
Feb-Aug
1972
2%s debentures
Rubber
125
*90%
1972
debentures
subord
conv
S
114%
87%
Jan-July
—
1971
3'As
trust
fund
&
161
70%
Jan-July
t
debentures
coll
States
2%s
94%
trust
fund
mtge
United
81
94%
1966—April-Oct
fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4'As 1977—
8c
105%
'105
135,
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll trust 5s
1st
92'A
89
* '
97%
8c
5'/as sinking
79%
69'A
mtge
4%s sink
81
84'A
83'A
«
fund
mtge
1st
91
104%
100'A 100'A
Feb-Aug
88%
15
105'A
87%
70%
83
86
122% 125
April-Oct
1977
coll
sinking
1st
Corp—
Acceptance
Roebuck
6ears
& Sons 2'As
1974
debentures
3%s
74'A,
76%
130% 136%
3%s
(Jos E)
64%
24
81
86/
*100
Seaboard
Seagram
4
''7/
124'A
Feb-Aug
94'A
83
Co—
mortgage 3s series B 1980
— ._Map-Nov
s
f debentures 1977-,———__2— _Mar-Sepf
Finance
Co 5'As
debs 1980— .-Jan-July
1st
June-Dec
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4'As
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971—,. _Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 43As debs 1982—— —Jan-July
Scott
77%
79'A
1971——.—April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
New
:■
7.
105
1991_Mar-Sept
85'A
94%
89%
105 A'
June-Dec
mtge
4%s sink
'
76%
*83'A
——
Depot 3%s B
Union
:
1989_Jan-July
1968—June-Dec
RR
Duluth
&
;
81
May-Noy
bond certificates 1989
inc bond certificates Nov
4s
Paul
70%
Ry—
Louis-Southwestern
First
82
90'A
62'A
74%
80
inc 4%s
Second 4s
St
74'A
series
4s
90'A
;
—
82
4s
mtge
mtge
,„/
—
87
-
June-Dec
L
;
1st
Co—
series A 1997——-—Jan-July
ser A Jan 2002
-May
B 1980.—
—Mar-Sept
debs series A Jan S006—;Mar-Nov
mortgage
Second
•
1st
*68%
'
741/4
April-Oct
Second
"
——
*91
1985
1st
St
1970_dune-Dec
1976
<
'
86
1973—
Gas
8c
84'A
•
Inc
subord
Biscuit
debs
f
s
Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge 8c coll trust 3%s
Lawrence
—
May-Nov
4y4s
Lines
conv
United
St
85%
*94%
1982
debentures
Air
4%s
3%s
*90 »/4.
93%
*85'A
May-Nov
4'As conv subord debs 1991—
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures
100
94%
93%
1975_April-Oct
Union Oil Co of California 2%s debs
4%s .debentures
1986
United
Saguenay
1971—May-Nov
trust 2%s
1968
1st
85
91 »A
1977-
D
—
Missouri
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5'As
conv
debs
1977
(fan-July
Royal McBee 6'As conv debentures 1977—June-Dec
4'As
*100%
of
mortgage and coll
54%
45
Corp
Electric
&
54%
Co
debentures
3s
Reading Co first & ref 3VsS series D 1995_Moy-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985-—Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 37/as debs
1975
Richfield
Electric
In
included
delivery
10
e Odd
sale not Included
the year's range,
in the year's
range,
n
range,
t
102
102%
lot sale not
r Cash
.
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qpctinn
77
<*
under Section <7 oc
.34
0
(2074)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
ii
■
.
.
Monday, May 20,
.
■
1963
1
—
,
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list
the
on
American
Friday
s t o ck s
Sale Price
Aberdeen Petroleum
Corp class A
Mfg Corp
Acme-Hamilton
Acme Missiles
Class
A
&
Acme
Precision
Wire
Admiral
9%
Co
2%
2%
59 Vs
2,200
5,600
23 Va
22
:
_•
preferred
92 V
16
17%
79
79
79%
4%
4%
2%
2»/a
7ys
7J/a
7%
6%
2%
2%
9,100
8%
8%:
7%
8%
9%
9%
"5%
Beverage Corp__
American
Book-Stratford Press Inc
5%
5%
3%
25o
2 Va
50c
Co
3
2%
2%
,2%
46
47%
7%
24,000
3%
y-4%
3,600
13%
4,200
13%
13
4%
4%
12%
11%
3ya
3%
10%
i
4%
11%
9 Va
9%
1,900
98%
98 % 100
6%
6 Va
6%
4,000
5%
32%
33%
28%
100%
i
40c
27
1%
Va
,
1,500
.2
400
13
4%
*
regis.:
25%
2
4%
£1
.1
1,300
2%
1%
1,400
Consolidated Mining
Development Corp
Industrial Corp
Corp
Collieries Corp
Jan
3y4
7%
6,800
2%
6% May
8
1,700
V/a
Apr
700
3
27 %
20
19
7%
Feb
63%
9
2,400
55%
Jan
64
'
'*
*■
'
14%
9%
8%
15%
13
15%
9 %
6
Mar
8%
8% May
9,300
1
12 V*
11%
20%
1
preferred..
4%
4%.
4%
4%
6%
6%
3
6%
3
ioc
5
__
iy8
17%
Inc
P)
v
—
10%
Apr
14%
Jan
13%
Jan
200
5Va
2,700
10%
19,900
6%
28 Va
28%
500
—50c
5,400
1
Company
7%
r
J;
,
&
Son
Inc
Corp
—a—
6%
*
6,800
;
A
6%
%
7fff Apr
3V4
Jan
28% May
28% May
8
Apr
Jan
Jan '
4%
Jan
13% May
8% May
3% Jan
v
__
4,000
•
■
.
11%
Feb
5%
Feb
8%
Jan
Apr
Jan
15%
15%
4,000
13%
Jan
10%
10 Va
vl6Va
200
4%
10 y8
4%
Jar
4%
10%
Feb
1,100
4% May
6Vt
Jan
14%
13
14%
15,800
t3o
7,800
4%
5%
"
2,600
8V2
Va
3%
1
Va
3%
5%
5%
—1
v: 6%
17%
7
1
-
.
_
17%
Jan
Va
:: ■■■
—25c
new.
-1
-.
'
vv
15%
r.;
■■•-.
—2.50
"
■
Jari
Apr
22 Va
900
8
9%
—
9% Apr
May
21% Jan
10%
10
—_—
"
6%
Jan
10
Jan-
22%
28%
7%
4% Mar
10%
28% May
28 Va Jan
Feb
2V2
6,000
9%
Jan
Apr
■■
7%
'''
*
Jan
14V4 May
:
•
V
900
7 Va
,
1,000
17%
6,500
-
6%
Apr
Apr
16 Va
Jan
Jan
6%
9%
Apr
19 Va
Jan
/
Jan
Oil
6,900
29%
19.100
73%
22%
Feb
74
550
63 Va
29% May
Jan
53
53
75
200
52
Jan
55
55
100
54
Mar
50
•
Records
Inc—
i
10c
7%
1
1
Ltd
Co .Ltd
5%
Jan
7
Feb
9%
8,400
4U
4%
4%
52.300
6%
6
*
6 %
1,700
4%
27%
.3%
3.100
22%
6,300
13%
42 y4
11%
Jan
13%
42%
100
22% May
HVa
Jan
15
2V2 Mar
4%
40 Va Mar
Jan
Mar
36
~313
~4Vs
3A
°ic
•
734...
1 /a
16%c
45 y4
Ltd
8%
Amer
:
12 Va
_1
9
Central
B
Maine
Power &
Apr
8%
Jan
18
Feb
1 Va
Jan
18 Mar
lfe Feb
dep
6,200
7%
Apr
71.900
5,600
8%
3%
Jan
;10%
10 Va
5C0
9%
Jan
4%
5 V4
2,900
4%
Feb
200
Va
Feb
1,300
tV
13%
Apr
17%
Apr
4% May
7%
Jan
24%
Apr
5
lis
14%
14
'
h
14 Va
'
50c
1
1
4%
53/a
21%
225a
18l/4
22 Va
__
1
5.50
4%
18 Va
50
5%
1.800
5 %
5
93
92 s
a
93
%
13%
13%
1
Light 4%
3%
3%
1
4%
10
2,300
5
83
3%
1
10%
•
6Va
19
Jan
Jan
110
100
Mar
10 Va
3,900
Jan
3 Va Jan
10.20C
%
Feb
Jan
Jan
95
Mar
4
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
Mar
107 Va
400
13%
Jan
Jan
13% May
4% Jan
Jan
Jan
%
6
Feb
Jan
14% Mat
4% Mar
73 Va
1 Va
180
Apr
72 Va
Jan
86%
75 Va
•GO
Apr
85%
Jan
87 %
Jan
20
20 Va
1,200
17 Va
28
Jan
32
40
—
74 Va
8634
100
100
4V2
20
1
pref
pfd
16%
9%
Jan
16% Mar
1,700
10
3.50%
6.000
%
1H
4.34
Corp
14.6C0 "
108% 109 %
rets B ord_2s 6d
1
Power
-
4 1 '8
4
10%
1
:
(AM) & Co
Catalin Corp of
America
Hadley
6%
1338
4
6c
Co—
Central
Apr
Jan
5,500
X1*
8%
13 %
*
1
Carolina Power &
Light $5 preferred—*
Central
4%
2,500
1
ii}
2.50
Castle
Jan
36%
3% Mar
1C0
Jan
4% May
6V2 Apr
Ltd
Capital Cities
Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation Co__.
:
(JW)
12%
Jan
to
Canada
Corp
Carreras Ltd
62,300
73.3
18
10c
Canadianwide Properties Ltd
Canadian Williston
Minerals—
Canal-Randolpli Corp
Canaveral International
Carter
54
Jan
36
Feb
May
Apr
60% Mar
7% May
3%
20
1
22%
Feb
200
36
Feb
20%
:
Feb
7%
*
common..
& Dock Co
changed
20%
28 %
21%
29
18%
40
375
Apr
34%
Jan
40%
700
Apr
7%
Jan
Central
.Bailey & Selburn
Baker Industries
Oil
&
Gas
class
Inc
A_1
.Baldwin-Montrose
——
Baldwin
Banner
Barnes
*
"
Town
Inc
Engineering
Bearings Inc
(AS)
3
3
1
1
10
50c
:
lfo
7%
19%
19%
_25c
__
V
9%
8%
9
\t
12
Corp
Corp
of
Selock instrument
Watch Co
enrus
2
Canada___
Corp
_~1
_I_l25c
50c
Inc
1,300
12
Jan
2,600
Apr
1% May
2%
Apr
4Va
Jan
2,100
7,300
6%
21%
Jan
9%
Apr
Jan
IOV'4
2.600
9 Va
1,000
3Va
8%
2%
2,300
1,100
V
2 3a
52%
53%
6 Va
7%
7%
23 Va
Apr
12 %
Jan
10%
Jan
1 £0
Apr
%
14%
6%
2 Va
49 Va
4
«
Feb
Jan
1 Va Mar
18% May
8% Jan
'3% Jan
,
Apr
Apr
Feb
53 Va
see
page
38.
Charter Oil
6%
Jan
Chief
Jan
*
10
1
&
Circuit
—1
5
Machine
-
1
1
preferred
9
Apr
Feb
3%
4 Va
6%
6%
300
h%
1a
7,500
13
Feb
11%
11%
IV2
600
Apr
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
25%
28 Va
2,1C0
2 Va
13 490
22%
1 Va
Jan
1%
28% May
"lfe
Tl%
1,300
3% Mar
5
'
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
6% May
3
Feb
Inc
5%
8,2 00
5 Va
Jan
18 Va
19%
16,700
12 %
Jan
13 Va
6%
22%
14%
37,200
'22%
13%
Jan
23%
17% Mar
22%
'
6
*
Products
Co
5%
18%
Co
Co
common
11
11
5
5
5.600
5%
l
6%
6%
6%
5%
6T
'
673
—1
a
19
Mar
24 Va
Jan
10% Mar
4% Mar
13%
Jan
1,700
3.200
r
6% Mar
; .16,6.00
4% Mar
__4
12%
A
;
1
!—_2_*
1
,_20
Jan
Feb
Jan
3 Va
Jan
3
3%
1,800
3%
3%
600
11%
12%
7,700
P% Mar
24
25%
7,70,0
20 Va Mar
-
7%
6% May
14%
3
3
6% Mar
Apr
3%
11%
Jan
Apr
4,700
11%
_10c
—
6%
20%
13%
—25c
Manufacturing
Credit
.
10c
2__,
Clary Corporation
Clayton & Lambert
Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
-Aluminurft
4
8 Va
Jan
lc
Corp
—a
C K P
Development Ltd
Clark Gable
Corp__
Clarostat
8
2
Inc
Foil
~8Va
2.50
Ltd
Corp
Mining—
Christiana Oil
Corp
Chromalloy Corp
Coburn
9%
preferred
Consolidated
Club
Jan
Co
Chicago Rivet
9%
7% May
2,000
.
footnotes,
convertible
Cherry-Burrell
May
6% May
Jan
1,700
.
$1.50
Century Electric Co
Century Geophysical Corp
Chamberlin Co of
America—
Cinerama
8% Mar
% Jan
1.600
6,590
8 %
7%
Apr
9%
2,900
.
•
15%
'
6%
2%
52%
7%
4%
20,800
4.900
7%
8% Mar
14 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
7,200
1
May
11% Mar
Jan
3%
1
5^8
5
10%
1%
,
11 %
Jan
1,300
18%
5%
8
Mar
9,000
1 Va
1
Berkey Photo Inc
7%
-.w
4V4
V/a
18%
6Va
8 fo
1,500
V/a
6%
Securities Corp common
1
$1.40 series B
convertible preferred-*
15,200
;
18%.
•
Telephone
For
7%
13%
8
j
Shoe
Bell Electronic
Bell
7%
13%
4
Co
Barry Wright Corp
'Barton's Candy
Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bay view Oil Corp
10%
4%
1%
(
Beck
9%
~jqc
II_10c
Inc
USA
ic
11%
I~50c
Ltd
Industries
Bargain
50c
preferred
Securities Corp
Oil
10%
Chemical-
Common
Convertible
Banff
11%
1
"
2%
Jari
;
A
4%
-■
3Va May
.5% May
,
"
73%
50
—
Bread
21%
1
50
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
partic pfd—_10
.
20%
100
■
13
/
/
•
.Canadian Marconi
Jan
23% May
5% Jan
4Vb May
4% Jan
•
r'
2
2% Mar
A May
^ May
3
9 Va
.
Jan
100
7
7
18 Va
27 Va
28
i— 66%c-v-
____!———
A—_:
Husky
Feb
%
42%
10
—______/.>;j
Feb
Jan
Feb
1,700
2,000
6,000
12%
12%
B
Canadian Industrial Gas
Canadian Javelin Ltd
May
%
13
'
;~4%
1
9 %
7,500
15,700
23%
__1
Jan
%
5,800
12%
21%
I__1
com
%
710
7%
2%
28%
1
preferred
Name
Jan
1,800
15%
fu
fir
ioc
■
6%
42,300
3,200
Jan
23
20% Jan
25 Va May
'
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Husky
Oil Ltd
Feb
20,000
2,700
ic%
'W-
7%
3
%
'
1
$1.30 preferred
!
Canada Southern
Petroleums Ltd vtc
Feb
11%
710
com „30c
A
preferred
Canada
Jan
8%
8
Ltd.—
:
V Canada Cement Co Ltd
Jan
;
26%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Campbell Machines Inc
Mar
2Va
1
Avondale
8,250
27
pieferred
Class
Feb
6%.
2%
11
Apr
*
1
Mines Ltd—
Co
6%
2 y8 Mar
7%
63%
_l
Jan
8 Va
67,300
May
7%
_—
^Ayshire
6
2 V*
7%
2%
.3%
8%
Inc
(The)
$2.50
Jan
10c
__1
,_
Hill
S3.00
1V4 Feb
1 5Va May
__i
Inc
Inc
j;
2%
v
7%
_■
Aurora Plastics
Corp
Automatic Radio
Mfg Co Inc__
Automatic Steel Products
•Avis
.
5%
63
Jan
28%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
common—
Jan
6%
_•
Jan
Va
3%
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
1%
Jan
7%
S Jan
16%
24%
8y2
,
Feb
5%
27,600
13
400
%
3%
—30C
class
90
7,300
2
26%
preferred—-—
Cameo-Parkway
5
10 pesos
option warrants
Atlas General
Industires Inc
Avien Inc
BVD
&
/Atlas Corp
Co
24%
Jan
1%
1
—_
serial
(J
Butler's Shoe
Jan
5%
Atlas
non-cum
i
1% Mar
4% Jan
5y8 Mar
40,800
.21 Va
Apr,
5% Mar
•6.
1,700
Co
*
Canadian Dredge
3
1%
10c
Atco
Non-voting
30
Jan
3
1
Chemical Industrial
Products
Atlco Financial
Corp
;
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantic Research
Corp__,
___i
,
103
Jan
4%
1%
18%
,v
—
Burroughs
s
____lc
:
20%
•
300
1%
ord—*
34% Mar
Jan
3%
15
1%
.
.1
19
81%
6,900
Apr
33 y3c
Associated
Testing Labs
Astrex Inc —.'
1%
900
400
6'/a
14%
._20c
—
Jan
,
3,400
1
5%
Jan
13%
24% Mar
1% Feb
% Mar
7,600
5>/a
21%
85
6%
Jan
Feb
101
Jan
25%
20%
84
84
Co
Industries. Inc
Burma
4% May
9% May
Apr
40,000
l
*i
4Va
Jan
32%
Jan
V'';
Jan
4% Mar
13
7% Mar
96% Jan
140
Mar
8
?V-- 21%
American dep rets ord
shares—..3s 6d
Burnell & Co Inc
Jan
9%
10
Feb
1,700
3,600
.
20% May
4% Mar
14% Mar
•
26
2.50
Co.—
.
Apr
Apr
20%
2%
.
Apr
7 Va
i—i
Company
Bunker
Jan
_:__50c
Associated Food Stores
Inc
Associated Laundries of
America
Associated Oil & Gas
Atlas Sewing Centers
Audio Devices Inc
May
12
100
"
Jan
Mar
1,400
Light 4.72% pfd_100*
Associated Baby Services
Inc
Associated Electric
Industries-
'
6%
10
~4%
7%
6%
6%
10
w
Co
Common
Buell
1,000
~4%
"warrants''—
,
Jan
16%
4%
100
Arrow Electronics
Inc__
Asamera Oil Corp
Ltd——
* '
L)
Mills Ltd
F
Jan
11% May
3
Jan
5
;
Inc
Budget Finance Plan—
Jan
3,900
'
8%
V
Bruck
S
-V'
'
t
7% Apr
5%' Feb
Jan
1
pfd
/
Jan
"1,500
4
11%
l
;
Jan
1%
Jan
8%
dep rets ord registered—
£1
«U— —25c
(E
B
3% Mar
3% Jan
47% May
.
4% Jan
3% May".!:'
12% Jan
800
13
U Va
37
600
13
11%
Jan
Feb
7%
18'% May
3% Jan
1,800
8%
preferred
f
Feb
3%
2% May
800
7Va
1
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Co
*••
Bruce
Jan
4
Jan
2%
5,700
v/a
1
rets
'•*'•
9y8
Mar
1%
700
~7Va
13
;
4Va%
3
%
28,300
1
7%
10c
Class B common
i%
5%
Jan
7,200
3%
,v
_—1
Brown Forman Distillers cl
Feb
52
Mar
5%
Jan
1 %
3%
8
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Brown Company
Jan
■>
6%
May
4
7,300
2%
2
Inc
44
22,500
2%
12.50
Co
deposit
4
2%
2%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A'
shs_3.45
American
200
4,800
28 Va
8%
dep rets ord bearer
10s
dep rets ord registered-——10$
Columbia Power
*
Amer
2%
Jan
Apr
Apr
Tobacco—
British Petroleum
Jan
6%
6 %
4% Mar
2%
24%
8
—
; Jan
6Va Jan
89
150
20%
3 la
1V4
_100
.
£1
Angostura-Wupperman
&
,.125
1,600
3%
5
Arkansas Power
Armour & Co
5%
Amer
Amer
10
Jan
24%
19
4 rr.-'-
.1.50
Works
Oil
American
British
Ltd—
MARC Inc„
Argus Inc
45%
;7%
5
.7%
American Petrofina Inc
class A
1
American Realty &
Petroleum Corp_10oAmerican
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
American Thread 5%
preferred
"
3,000
•// 100
44%
5%
•
1
American-Internatl Aluminum
5%
4%
5V4
•3%
American
British
14% Feb
Apr
May
V
10 May
84 Va Apr
1,600
Jan
9%' Feb
5
7,300
Jan
,9%
.
Jan
24%
—
„——
Gear
9%
Feb
___T. '.Vv.,;:. 7%
common
Manufacturing
British
9% Jan
6% May
9% Apr
37/8 Jan
,
9% May-
24,600
6
Brillo
3
Jan
7%
4 V2
1
;
Foote
Mar
_10c
Brandywine Raceway Assn
May
5%
Jan
7%
500
,88%
5%
20
American Business
Systems Inc
Electronics
Inc—__
American
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co
Brad
7
2%
___1
Co Inc
High
2,200
2,500
Inc-
Inc
prior preferred
Inc
Low
8%
2%
Feb
65
Mar
300
1%
...
87%
6
_1
__
Co
High
8%
19 Va
—3
Bowling Corp of America.
May1
5.Va
2% May
8% May
6,900
5%
U
,
88%
1
Anchor Post Products
Radio Corp
Feb
Jan
7%
600
7%
..
5y4
1
Aluminum Co of America
$3.75 pfd_100
Ambassador Oil Corp
;
_1
Amco Industries Inc
:
;
Book
(HC)
% %
Bourjois
17% May
6% Apr
5% Jan
1,300
10
7%
1
Andrea
5
Jan
! '80
Jan
2
300
lOo
American
Industries
Bohack
Jan
4 Va
10,100
8%
8Va
Corp
Building Industries
A—__I—
Borne Chemical
93%
Jan
3V4
12,700
6
8%
3
Manufacturing
Class
Bloomfield
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
2%
■
.2.50
—___u—
J I,
4
,
Shares
8%
1
Inc___
1"
for Week
2%
«
Jan
17%
62 y4 Mfcr
22,700
8%
2%
1
Anthony Pools
2%
50o
Inc
Mills
12 y4
4,100
10
Inc
Chemical
5%
6
Corp common__l
Israeli Paper
American shares
Jan
3,900
Bloomfield
Jan
Low
1
_
Corp-
4 Va. Feb
23% Apr
89%
50
8%
1
every security whether
during the current year.
Sales
Range
of Prices
___________
£lVi
Paper Corp_
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Smith
13 lA May
May;
Week' s
Last
Blauner's.
Apr
4V8
Jan
56
5%
1
Allied
Friday
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow
Breeze Corp
10c
convertible preferred
&
Birdsboro
shs__
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance Tire & Rubber class
A
Allied Artists Pictures
American
Binney
Jan
May
14
1,700
41/4
7%
3%
3% May
Apr
100
4
1
include
occurred
Sale Price
Par
Jan
65%
-S
19%
800
91
100
to
17.
-
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
3
.100
14%
11%
Jan
10%
3,800
17%
10
Engineering Co
Co
3%
23 Va
14
100
common
Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp "warrants"
Ansul
45%
3%
3%
intended
dealings have
Exchange
—
3,400
13%
of America—
is
any
Berkshire Frocks Inc
Bethlehem Corp (The)
Bickford's Inc
Jan
4% Jan
4% Mar
4% Mar
2% Apr
7,100
3%
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets
American
All American
American
American
2%
61%
-
12%
_
American
2,800
3va
Alan Wood Steel Co
5% preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc
Rainwear
2% May
Jan
9 Va Apr
2%
200
5%
12%
4.20%
Co
9V'a
5Va
59 Va
1
Power
Allied Control
3,100
1
;
All-State
1,200
3%
1
Corp
A
Alabama
1%
10c
Discount Inc____—1
&
American Stock
2% Mar
Jan
3%
~5Va
Techniques Inc
Class
Jan
'18
1
Corp
Airport Parking
2%
10,800
2%
10
Aid Investment
Aileen
Inc
2.000
1%
3
10c
Inc
2%
2%
J/2
and
which
High
1%
Va
itself
in
S T O CK S
Low
2%
1
Corp.
Dynamics
Manufacturing
Aerosol
Inc
bond
Range for Week Ending May
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
2%
1
25c
Products
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
1
10c
Co
Plastics
Aero-Flow
Shares
Low
..
Exchange
or
for Week
Construction Corp
common
Acme
Alsco
Stock
stock
Sales
Range
of Prices
*
Par
Almar
complete report of the transactions
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
%%
a
Exchange for the week
beginning Monday, May 13,
ending Friday, May 17. It is compiled
by the report of the American
and
5
furnish
we
Stock
3% May
12% Apr
26 %
Apt
Volume
Number 6265 ".'.
197
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2075)
AMERICAN STOCK-EXCHANGE " (Range
Week's
Friday
S T O CK S
Last
Range
of Prices
Par
Cohu
Electronics
Coleman
Co
Colonial
Sand
Inc
Inc
Commercial
Low
1
43.8
.—5
Stone
&
Metals
Shares
Low
4%
11,800
312
3,200
29%
4,500
13%
34
35%
17 y*
17:
17%
,5%.
5.38;"
!%'..
300
v
—10
41V2
41 y4
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
-25c
Compudyne Corporation
-50c
Connelly Containers Inc
8%
8%
9%
1%
1%
2
16,500
5
5Va1,500
Service
_
:5
.
'
41%
1,400
40 Va
18%
Feo
Fairmont
Feb
Falcon Seaboard
l3/4
Jan
Famous Artists Schools Inc__
*
7% May
1 Va Mar
Community Public
Par
5%
Jan
2,700
■
Consolidated
Corp.
10c
4%
*
24 %
20c
4,/b
Mining & Smelting Ltd
4%
Oil
Royalty
Consolidated
Sun
Construction
Continental
Gas
&
Inc
Oil..
Ray
Products
Aviation
*
Inc
T" 7/a
10c
class
&
9 Vb
A
1
%
1%
.7%
•
1%
Engineering—.1
7'/a
3,400
.
Feb
Jan
Jan
Fargo Oils
5%
Apr
Federated
5 Vb
Jan
13
1,900
.1
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.
1,200
.
7%
,1,000
Commercial
Continental
Connector
Continental
Cook
Materials
Paint
&
Corp
1
cl
A
,5%
7 %
•
10c
Co
Fields
Purchaser
Petroleum
Plastics
class
A
Jan
Apr
Filmways
7%
Feb
Financial
General
10 %
25 %
.
% Mar Z
-..
1
1 Va May
v
7
■v
Vb Mar
First
2% Jan
Jan
5Vs
8°/b
*
%
2/03
Coro Inc
60c
convertible
Corroon
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
$1
Cott
~8%
Beverage
1
Corp
8%
%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
19'% May
7% May
17% May
Apr
17
73/4
6Vb
6
6%
7%
5%
2,200
Apr
Feb
1,700
7
Jan
22%
■
7
V
Feb
21 Va
1
8 %
8 3/8
2%
41%
2%;
60.800
42
42%
16,400
1
4%
4 Vb
4
25c
2%
2%
5
Corp
Milner & Co
Crowley
Crown
Aluminum
8
Crown
Central
Crown
Drug
Petroleum
Corp
25c
(Md)___
5
Co
400
6%
Jan
2%
Jan
35 % Mar
9 3/b
Fishman
Florida
(MH)
Co
Capital
%
2,600
3%
Jan
l,5no
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
200
•-6%
Jan
83/8
1,300
Apr
3
Jan
5 V4
Jan
5
Apr
B
400
12 Va
Jan
143/4 May
2% Feb
2%
1,700
2 Vb
5%
Apr
5%
3,400
5Va
8
9%
8%
14,200
6%
Apr.
Apr
100
Jan
Jan
14 Ve
8%
A
common
common
1
13%
13%
14 Ve
9,200
13 Vb
7%
11%
13
13%
,1,800
11%
Inc
6%
Jan
123/s Jan
Feb
Davidson
Brothers Inc
A
800
3
600
93% Mar
3,400
5%
5%
6
8,200
14%
133/4
1//
..
14%
9%
/
.
Motor
of
City
Fresnillo
Canada
*
Enterprises
175% 177 %
50
900
3%
8,200
5%
5%
5%
2,700
4%
2 %
2%
2%
10,500
2% May
5
L
33%
323/4
34%
1.500
30% Mar
143/4
14%
14%
2,400
57o
100
General
Acceptance
"warrants"
General
General
Electric
American
6V4
2
23/8
73/4
1
—1
Alloys Co
Battery & Ceramic Corp
Corp.
General Development Corp
53/4
2
1
General
General Builders
8%
debenture
dep rets ord
7%
8
'//
3
1
General Fireproofing
Plywood Corporation
Corp
3,500
26
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
&
Dialight
Jan
Giant
Foods
Jan
5%
Apr
Giant
Yellowknife Mines
3314
33%
10%
6%
10%
7%
23%
2414
1
Manufacturing
May
1,400
2%
64,100
7 ;/•'
5 Va
Apr
5%
Jan
--
r-
26
26%
900
8%
93/8
4,100
15Vt
5,300
123/4
15%
17%
1 Vb
24,400
4,600
12%
1,000
15%
1 VB
123/8
1
12 3/b
7
<
30
Jan
33 Va
Apr
Gilbert
1.400
10%
Apr
Apr
11%
Jan
Gilchrist Co
5%
7%
Jan
1814
Jan
24 3/0
20
142 Va
Jan
May
Apr
7
May
3,700
14%
11.800
155
Quality
8%
Feb
ord
Petroleum
Dominion
Corp
5%
Apr
1434 May
73/b Jan
Goldfield
5,300
2.200
24 Va
Jan
28%
Goodman
Manufacturing
II
Jan
34
V2
%
Jan
5/0
Apr
Jan
1
Tar
&
-2%
Coal
10%
214
214"
preferred
Drilling
Driver
&
Corp
Exploration
Co
IIIII5
Co
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
Duraloy
Duro
dep rets ord
(The) Co
I~10c
21% May
14% Apr
Greer
Jan
3,000
16 %
Jan
18% May
Grocery
19
Grow
13
12%
1314
12,100
12%
Jan
3514
3634
200
35%
Jan
8%
13%
Feb
41
Jan
36
■=
,
Eastern
States
Guardsman
'
4,200
23,600
34 Va
Apr
40% Feb
Gulf & Western
15%
Feb
18%
Gulton
14%
Jan
17
16%
16
16%
-'600
6%
6%
700
•4%
4%
100
4
Jan
2 Va
2%
6%
1.500
2%
Jan
6%
2,900
6% Mar
3534
36%
1,500
2V4
2%
4,400
;
5% Mar
31%
2%
Jan
Jan
8
8%
42
749%
1,830
38
4
May
4%
7,500
4
Mar
1,300
-19%
-i'
".
43/s
1
9
29
lOO
1,500
:
182
20
•
1
:
1
~2
12 /
r
11%
1
Corp..
Research
,_loc
Communications
Electronic
12 Va
53/4
53/4
6
4%
:
12%
4%
4%
4%
50c
23%
24%
25c
4%
23%
4%
,
Facilities
Feb
Jan
7%
Gulf
States
Land
Electric
1,800
5,100
12%
434.
Jan
29 Va
175% Mar
183 3/4
170
-
10
Jan
Jan
U
5
Apr
Apr
15
Jan
3% Mar
3,600
/
10%
Apr
1.400
4%
Jan
31.100
American
H &
B
14%
Jan
1 Va
Feb
6%
Jan
20% Mar
17%
Apr
5%
Jan
14%
Jan
6% Feb
25 Vs
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
1,100
4% Mar
5%
Apr
1%
Jan
3 Va
Jan
33/4
3%
4
1,700
3% May
5%
Jan
,
103% 103 V2
10
I 3%
18.300
314
48
48
Steel
Corp
common
preferred
10
:
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc.
Esquire Radio & Electronics
~4VB
.
48
'
'
50
98
Jan
3
Mar
4434
Jan
105
3%
48
6%
~~
footnotes,
Feb
441,500
2 3/4
1
4%
43/4
4%
400
2 3/a
2 3/a
2%
12,100
7
63/4
7
1
Jan:
Feb
Mar
Apr
4% May
4% May
5%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
6
Mar
7%
Jan*
24%
.1
Jan
2Va
1,400
-
.
30
2
12 3/a
Jan
400
34%
Jan
2%
2 Vb
.,
2%
~6
5%
53/4
4%
"~6
Apr.
1% May
10 % Jan
19,100
Inc^.—1
—1
26
3%
14%
39
Feb
Jan
Feb
May
2%
Jan
14% Mar
2,900
3%
Jan
6%
Feb
42,400
43/4
Apr
6%
Jan
2,400
143/4
Jan
20 V,
'
5%
33%
4,000
26 Va
Jan
35%
Apr
32%
4,200
30 %
Apr
36%
Jan
23/4
40,200
16%
is
;
2
43/o
4%
13 Vb
17
73/a
6
1
.,
44%
———25
2
*
———
3%
4,800
17%
.
12
Jan
8%
Jan
Mar
18%
Apr
8 Va
Jan
'
6%
2,900
44%
v
1,900
6
Jan
1%
900
2
Apr
40 %
Apr
Hecla
Inc
National
Mining
33/8 ,Jan
4% May
1,100
4
Feb
5%
Heinicke
Jan
73/a
7%
6 3/4 Mar
8%
Feb
6
Jan
6 3/a
Jan
5Va
5%
5%
15%
153/b
153/4
5,100
16%
Instruments Co
63/4
4%
3%
63/8
4 Va
7
-
*
Inc—L
Heli-Coil Corp
35
35
28%
28
-6,900
3% May
5
2 8 3/4
Mar
133/b
:
Jan
6Vb May
27%
1,300
3,600
37
*
Rubenstein
Helena
7%
25c
Foods
Heller
pfd
& Co 5%%
(WE)
4 7c
preferred
26 Vb
Jan
Jan
Pak
Inc
—1
Hercules Galion Products
Inc
Hill's
Hotels
Hilton
"warrants"—2.—
(R)
&
A
Inc
Co
Hoffman
Hofmann Industries Inc
Jan
4 Va
4V4
400
3% Mar
434
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines—
Holly Corporation
9%
Jan
Holly Stores Inc
900
6%
Apr
6 3/4
Jan
1
2 %
Feb
6%
3%
3 Va
6%
130,100
3%
Apr
85
15 %
4Vb
4%
1,200
33/4
Jan
400
133/4
Jan
16 %
17%'
6%
700
7%
7%
7 Va
53/4
15%
53/4
15%
16 3/4
800
6Vb
6%
4,500
5%
1,200
6
-
Jan
Jan
Jan
13
Jan 1
5
Apr
17% May
9% Feb
7%
18
Feb
113/4 Mar
May
___IIi
6 Vb
700
IIIlOc
6%
6Va
Jan
■
3%
43/8
21,700
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
.
•
May
6'/b May
7%
2%
9%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
13
Jan
1
1
Jan
700
Jan
1,100
International
Jan
Oil
Class
Inc
Shares
Home
B
Co
1,500
1% May
7%
2,300
7
4oc
1%
23/8
1
11.400
S/8
5/8
26 3/4
26%
26%
1,900
50c
1%
1%
1%
3,700
5 5/8.
8,900
1
100
5
Jan
May
196 Mar
19 Va
1
Jan
Feb
43/8 Mar
26% May
1% Mar
6%
Jan
.—,—-—1
,
Finance
13/4
7%
25c
Holophane Co
Home
1%
73/a
Corp—
—
Holyoke
1 %
—2.50
common
1
—
Jan
1,900
May
Jan
Feb
10
14%
17 Va
Feb
Jan
\
Hoe
4%
3 Va
30%
13
102
Jan
38% May
107
13%
6Vs
Supermarkets Inc.———...—50c
9%
76
13%
10c
Higbie Manufacturing Co
__1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
57c
convertible preferred
10
Jan
16
•
104 Va 104%
100
———-100
....—
Portion
Henderson's
5%
10%
Jan
6,500
Inc_50c
—
Kosher
Co——
2 3/4
2%
2%
4%
4%
i
Jan
3Vb
v
44 % May
3%
4,500
17,600
2,300
2
10c
Co—
Apr
10 Vb
Jan
7
16
4%
4%
—1
4%
1%
2% May
5% Feb ;
17%
700
e
43%
2
Jan
May
5,800
7%
18%
6
Feb
2
700
123/4
Inc—————1
Co
2%
12%
—1
10
4% Mar
714
32%
30%
2
600
6 %
32%
31%
10c
200
9%.
18
—25c
5
7.200
Jan*
50c
—1
1
4VA
1
page 38.
4%
1%
Jan
6Vb May
l5/a Jan
Jan
200
1%
4%
6% May
7% Feb
see
3%
6
7
9%
26%
Jan
May
.1
Inc
13/B
53/4
Jan
2,200
2
lOo
.
.
33/4
Vb
1,600
23,300
5%
21
2%
4Vs
—"IIIIII
I
1
Corp..
Co
5
1
Corp
Exquisite Form Indus
2
3,300
13%
Light-
Industries
Radio
Class
1
'
25
Apr
9 Va Mar
1,000
.
Feb
3%
5,400
9%
24 %
common——*
Inc
Electric
Hebrew
4,700
"3%
5%
Feb
33%
38
Corp
Stores
Apr
4,000
l
•.
9%
15-8
Apr
2 Vb
Lamp Co
i,
(Paul) Inc
Apr
Mar
5
ioc
preferred-!
4%
Jan
May
Apr
II
Hastings Mfg
Hazel
Bishop
2V4
.
For
49 % May
5% Jan
4%
•
5%
93/a
25
lVa
25
13 Va
Harvey's Stores class A
2
"
r
Rule
1,500
11%
37 Vb
Industries
Harvey
Jan
5
pfd_~_100
5%
common
Chemical
23,600
16
Jan
2 Va
Industries Inc
9
2%
1
—
Evans
l3/a
27%
Jan
Jan
37 Va
Industries
3% Feb
•
Inc
Essex
1V4
25 Va
l3/a
27
Apr
Jan
9%
/
50o
1
—5
Corp
&
Jan
36 Va May
3 Va Jan
1
Electronics Corp of America
1st
11
1,000
"7
514 '.
1
12
900
'
Associates Inc__10c
Co.:.
1% May
7% Mar
14,2m
16%
16V4
5
2,000
1 i'o:
.
_i
Electronic
67c
1,600
10%
Jan
23
43/4 May
3% Feb
165
182
'
~
/%
2
:/
28%
•
Inc
Electronic Specialty
Electronic & Missile
Ero
16
10%
May
5%
16 % May
7
Jan
36%
16%
2%
:
Coatings
Inc
Land
Jan
2
20o
B
Electronic Assistance
ERT
15%
10%
7
———10c
Chemical
734
35%
2%
6%
A
—
Industries
Gulf American
8,900
16%
25
Inc
Electrographic Corp
&
153/8
common—60c
(The)—
Corp
Harvard
Corp common
series A
$6 preferred series
Edo Corporation
Elder-Peel Ltd
Forge
16V4
,.1
Products
8%
1
—
Freightways
Eastern
Erie
Apr
20o
Co
Company
Stores
Guerdon
;
series
Hydraulics
Grlesedieck
7%
_i
class A
——
Corp
12 Va
-10c
Inc
Corp—.—
Producers
preferred
18%
May
Petroleum
Hartfield
Can Co
convertible
400
Feb
6Vo
18%
—1
Air Devices Inc
$2
14%
Apr
Apr
9%
36
Eastern
Equity
14 3/B
2%
13%
800
15c
Eastern
Empire District
14 3/a
Apr
Industries
Hartford
Corp
Apr
Great Western
E
Emenee
16%
1
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
El-Tronics
2,300
-•
—
Ham
Electro-Voice
17%
Co
Hardeman
preferred
16 Va
.—1
-£1
———>
Hall
$7
17%
Feb
10,300
10s
reg
Corp
DuVal Corp
Dynalectron Corp
Co
22%
Feb
11%
13%
1
Test
Eastern
21
Apr
3%
May
13%
1
•
Harris
Jan
11%
Bowling Corp
■a
Dorsey (The)
Draper Corp
13%
700
9,000
Chemical
1314
32.50
4,300
Feb
4Va
Lakes
Jan
Feb
15
Lakes
1
Jan
21
Basins
16
10
13%
12 Vb
/
4V«
Great
18%
"_7~50
Apr
14%
Feb
13
•.
Feb
10 %
20
4%
Jan
Feb
Jan
,
~4Va
American
17%
Feb
16%
18,900
11%
1.0m
Apr
1013'4
11 3/a
Great
10
12%
109
n
134
1,100
Jan
Jan
11 Va
Jan
13%
Ltd
Textile Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
=
Jan
11%
Feb
Apr
500
1%
13%
I
ord stock-
Chemical Co
Dominion
$2
.10
10c
Ltd
&
10%
1%
Jan
11%
Apr
14% May
3 % Jan
10s
reg
24%
Jan
11
11%
Jan
800
Apr
18
98 Va
—J
1%
%
■r;
10% Jan 1
2 Va. May
2,800
Feb
Jan
15%
102
1
%
1,200
34%
10l'a
Jan
143/4
10,700
% Mar
8.600
2%
Apr
8
200
14 Vb
..16%
Goodway Printing Co Inc.,
•
Gordon Jewelry class A
——.—1
Gorham Corporation —Li————4
Gray Manufacturing Co—
5
6,400
14%
2V4
Apr
14
Mar
25%
'•'
100
100%
Great
u
14 V8
/•'=—J:''
13%
4-ft Jan
n
Jan
6
1
B
Ltd—.
Co
5%
10
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel
Dominion
(Wm)
27%
10c
com
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp common:
Dome
Gluckin
514
14 Vb
''
13H4
—*
Systems———
26 34
Distillers Co Ltd—
rets
Security
class
534
1
.1
7%
_4c
26%
Engineering Co Inc.l
'—w
—•
^
__—————
Distilleries
Glenmore
Globe
Co
(A C)
1
8 %
•
Great
Corp
dep
v
Ltd
1
25c
Supermkts
1st preferred
Amer
n
Glass Tite Industries Inc
714
1°%
3% Mar
.
'
1
class A
com
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc..
7Va
2% May
9% Jan
6 Vb Mar
1
1
Jan
14% May
Apr
Feb
14%
•
50c
3,000
2,800
152% 152%
l
Products
Dielectric Products
77c
4 Va
5
Devoe & Raynolds Co Inc
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
:
Dilbert's
Feb
4%
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit
2%
4,300
Apr
7%
8%
1
3,200
2,200
Apr
91%
15%
1
23,4
5
32%
Jan
7 3/b
--
:
.1
Corp
Inc
Jan
1
2.50
Corp
Corp
Controls
Jan
53/4 May
1% Apr
1,400
3
6%
—
5
:
Foam
Gas
preferred—.
514
100
Apr
10%
12,000
3
63/4
registered—£1
Giannini
16
stock
Jan
3% Mar
36%
Ltd—
Co
Apr
5
24
Feb
Apr
5%
Jan
91 %
6 VB
6%
4%
•
i;
'
*
.
Jan
200.
Jan.
6%
3%
Jan
303/s
•
common
preferred
4%
5 Va
7%
5%
G
Inc
Garan
2%
10 3/4
180
1% Mar
(Geo A) Co
Georgia Power $5
$4.60 preferred
35
Feb
5%
3_
1
10c
Company
8,400
4%
pref
159
5%
Jan
4% Apr
16% Feb
i
11 Vs
3%
Feb
Jan
12%
33/4 May
Apr
6,000
Apr
7%. Feb
16 %
9% May
2,900
Apr
1%
13% Mar
1
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
175%
1
Inc
(The)
Feb
3%
*
Jan
1
Fotochrome
.
12 Va
Feb
5%
700
4
12%
Jan
1
2,300
9%
3%
12%
6 %
1
D C Transit System Inc cl A
com__20c
Defiance Industries Inc class B
l
Dennison Mfg class A
5
Apr
18
lVa
3%
5%
-_10c
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class
7
Jan
10 Va
'
5%
Jan
I
.
Genung's Incorporated
D
2 s/8
4%
14 Va
7,900
10
12%
.
General Stores
50c
Apr
1
..,
Corp
General
50c
73/4 Mar
8%
1
General
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Jan
Jan
Apr
2.50
General
Daitch
8V4
Apr
■
5%
7
7oo ;
1,700 7
„
3
-,
1
8 Va May
14% Feb
Jan
•
'
l
Laboratories class
Class
r
2V4
*
Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter
14
17%
•Flying Tiger- Line Inc..,—wLl-;—i..l
Jan
10c
Corporation
Curtis
13%
/
Jan
Apr
4%
4
14
5
=
Jan
1% May
214
.
Feb
3
43 Va
.7
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cubic
"4%
^ Mar
Apr
7%
7%
.
26 V*
1% May
2
Feb
9
5>%
1
Industries
600
20,300
7
63/a
16 Vb
8
.
Porter Co——
Gatineau Power Co
Crose United
7 5/a
Feb
Feb
/
7A Feb
50c
7%
6
Apr
6%
.
6^ Jan
,
£1
Corp
May
93/4
Jan
20%
7Vb
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
Creole Petroleum Corp
Jan
20
—
1
(ord reg)
Consolidated
Jan'
700
1.50
Co of New England
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts
Cox Instruments Corp
15%
__
•
—
Feb
53/a
73/b
17 Va
10c
Jan
'
-—'■
*
Cott Bottling
Cresmont
~8%
5%
7%
-10c
preferred—,!
8%
Forest
5
22 Vb
12,900
,24,100
5 Vs
Jan
Feb
& Construction
Fischer &
Jan
17%
——
3,300
1%
73/a
5%
6%
14%
Jan
23/fl
-25c
Feb
5%
•
—
25%
11 Vb
13/8
in
Jan.
4% Jan
7,300
2
1
Corp common _L
Feb
16
,
25 Va
1
Corp__—_
National Realty
Ford
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B non-voting
•
25%
33/4
1,500
1,000
.
liso
Inc.
Warrants-i—J—l—
Firth Sterling Inc
Apr
6% Mar
600
7%
•
Hi^h
Feb
9,800
19%
7.
3%
6%
133/8
-10c
...
Inc
43/4
Jan
600
%
19
1
3%
6
12%
2%
Corp
Chemicals
&
Jan
800
*
•
7%
13
15
Inc
5%
5%
50c
Corp
Varnish
Cooper-Jarrett
Corp
Low
13
1
■r
Continental
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1
8%
.
Shares
-1
Ltd-
33/4
•
14,400
1%
Apr
3%
6 Va
—2c
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
3%
■/.
21V4
...
3,600
9%
1
4 Vb
:
Low
-1.50
4 % Mar
2,900
24%. 24%
4
7,4 Vs
'
Consolidated
Consolidated
•4%
Co
Drilling Co
1434
Apr
Felmont
Consol Diesel Electric
Chemical
46
2,100
for Week
of Prices
434 May
Jan
1%
1%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
35% May
Jan
4
1 Va
Week's
/Last
Exchange
High
Apr
Apr
Inc.. -10c
Centers
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
4%
_5
.
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
34
_1
Co_
Co
Community Discount
for Week Ended May 17)
Sales
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
35
Group
Ltd
—
Inc
class
A—
53/a
5VB
•
35%
353%
35%
800
32%
Jan
37%
Feb
5
1
30%
303/4
31
800
28 Va
Jan
31 %
Apr
13%
133/8
133/4
900
1234
Apr
14 3/a
Jan
*
13
12%
13%
1,900
10%
Jan
13% May
12%
13%
1,400
10%
Jan
13% May"
*
.
36
(2076)
The Commercial and Financial
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
•
Last
.
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Par
Hormel
&
Horn
&
5%
& Co
(Geo A)
Horn
Hardart
Hardart
common
Hubbell
2.50
Inc class A
5
com_
Class
B
&
Hudson
Vitamin
Hughes
Manhattan
Oil
Inc—.—
Inc
Canada
5
—__
18%
100
17%
300
17
19
29%
30
12 %
12%
14
—1
14
14%
6%
-
Manufacturing Co————_ _10c
1
Hydromatics Inc
22—
Hydrometals Inc
2.50
»—5
Hygrade Food Products
6'/a
3'Va
*
i
>3%
20%
Feb
Co
Jan
14%
International
Ltd
Marlene
Apr
31%
Inc
7%
8
6Va
6%
23%
23%
25%
34%
33%
34%
7,600
Marine
Martin-Marietta
10c
'
5/1, Mar v
6%
Jan
Jan
3%
Apr
1%
Apr
5%
Jan
Maule
5%
5%
6,300
21%
1,700
->
Jan*
5%
15%
'
Jan
7% Jan
22%
:
■
—
Industries
Inci.
McCulloch
Medco
Inc
&
A
1
.
Menasco
Mfg
Merchants
American
dep
ord
rets
33 %c
Electronic
£1
reg—
Hardware
5%
.
1
Corp
41%
14%
14 Vb
2,600
*
},V
71/3
Credit
Inland
Corp
Homes
Insurance
9%
> 9
91 Va
500'
9% 7
Vb
91V4
3%
8%
2,100-
,
91'A
,3%
3 V4
International
1
1
North
11%
10'A
_5
101%
1
America
Breweries
4Vb
Inc
Holdings
International
Oil
International
International
Stretch
Corp
i,
&
Gas
Corp
88
r-73Vb
3%
500
•
10V4
1,000
5,500
2,000
4
4 Vb
36
34%
4
V4
%.
4
1%
1
Intex Oil Company
——33 %c
Investment Property Builders Inc—10c
Investors Funding Corp (N Y) cl A—5
3.90%
Irving
Air
"3%
1,700 .7
5,300
1,400
7Vb
Jan
Feb
10V4
Apr
102 %
v
May
Feb
5 V4
,
36
Jan
Feb
57/a
.
24%
Va
Va
27'A'
Micromatic
Mill
Factors
Miller
4% %
Milo
Co
Jefferson
Construction
Jefferson
Lake
Jefferson
B
Jetronic
John's
Co
1
5 Va
1
IV4
1
Corp
Petrochemicals
6
Industries
Inc
Stores
10c
Corp
Minnesota
Mirro
14 Va
6V»
2{J
A
Light 5%
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
3JA
Jan
Airlines
86 Va
Jan
Jan
13 V4
Apr
20 Va
Jan
28 Va
Feb
Vb Mar
8
% Mar
3%
Jan
(The)
6 Va
6% May
4 i9o
Jan
10%
1,300
2,800
118
Jan
900
»
2 Va
2%
1.300
2 Va
15%
6.000
11%
6
RR
Inc—
Power
4%
4
2,000
.
Jam
Apr
Jan
15% May
Jan
Katz
(D)
&
Drug
&
Corp
.__
4
_
7%
7%
8%
1%
.
1%
1%
50c
Company
Electric
4%%
pfd—100
31,600
6'A Mar
2,600
•'
'
"_*- '
;'
1 %
12%
12
%
12%
1,100
Bldg Co—
1
23
22%
Kawecki Chemical Co_——
25c
25
Kaufman
&
Broad
Jewelry Stores Inc——
Kidde
(Walter)
Kilembe
&
Co—
8,900
5%
6,300
25%
5,800
6%
6%
900
2.50
6'A Mar
12%
-
.
12%
37.7'.
3
l'A
1%
1.25
Company
Kingsford Company
______—
1%
l'A
800
3 Vb
l'A
1%
1
_
Oil
■;,•:•
12
Apr
VB
Montgomery
Morse
Kinney
Kirby
Service
Corp—
Petroleum
Kirkeby-Natus
Co
Feb
Minerals
Kleer-Vu
27%
(S)
Dept
(I
B)
Corp
Jan
15
2%
Jan
Apr
2
19,100
Mar
1
■7
Jan
1 % May
Stores
3%
Jan
5
Mt
&
16
Jan
14 'A
3,700
1,700
14
23 'A
18% Mar
24% Mai-
19%
20%
5,700
15 Va
20% May
Va
Va
7
29,600
__1
'__
_10c
3
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4
Cup Corp
1
Masco Corp ——1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd—
—*
13,600
3%
3%a
Low
21%
———-—1
—
Industries
Range Since Jan. 1, iy(J3
High
21V*
17%
*
——
,
Shares
21%
10c
:—__
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Apr
-
Specialties
Marconi
6% May
20
12% Apr12% Jan
5%
—
: May
Jan
26%
21 'A
—-
100
Mallory Randall Corp.
Mangel Stores
—;
35% May
1963
for Week
of Prices
Low
7
Majestic
Jan">
1,400
3,800
Service—
Jan
Jan
;.-
Public
Jan
Jan
28
2,400
-
•
652-
3
3%
—
.
4%
18%-
1
Ltd
80O
700
29l/a
12 %
—1
—_•_
*
io
-•
Monday, May 20,
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Maine
Feb
23
Apr
19% May
95 Va Jan
6%
18%
Corp class A —10
Products
Hatcher
&
Husky
Hycon
1
common
Hudson
r
108%
900
.
34%
124
.
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
Jan
34%
6
'
28
10
.
99
.33%
6
575
20
99
33%
1
Jan. 1, 1963
Range Since
Low
31%
111
19%
99
_100
Co
Motors
(Harvey)
19%
—
STOCKS
Shares
High
30%
111
preferred —.—
(The) Mfg Co
Electric
30'/a
Co__
Hoskins
Howell
Low
.7.50
Baking
Friday
for Week*
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended May I 7)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Chronicle
.13% May
.4%
Jan
18% Mar
Number 6265
197
Volume
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
37
(2077)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 1 7)
Last
Par
'
Low
Vtc
Coast
Pacific
Co
5%'
cum
cum
common.
conv
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Gas
Electric
5%
1st
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
;
:4.80%
4.50%
,
4.36%
-
Pacific
Pacific
20
Jan
22
Mar
193/4
Jan
23
May.
8%
27%
;/26%
25
Apr
Jan
Rolls
30%
Jan
400
263/4
Apr
2874
Feb
;»2774
Feb
$4.75'
conv
$4.36
dividend
Pacific
dividend
*
Pacific
&
Power
Light 5%
Packer's Super Markets
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall Corp class A
petroleum
(C
Electrochemical
Park
Parker
Pen
Class
•
1
vtc^_2 Bol
«
Penn
Electronics
Pentron
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of,
Circle
Corp
Perfect
Photo
Inc
Permian
Corp
Philips
Electronics—
Industries
——
Steel
Piasecki
Aircraft
Pierce
Corp
Plastics
Pittsburgh
Mar
-•
12%
500
11%
Apr
79
800
72%
Jan
4Va
27,200
12%
6%
80
Feb
15%
Jan
Sayre
Jan
';'
.1
o
.,
Apr
16
Seaboard
74
Apr
5%
5%
8,800
5 3/4
Apr
6 3/4
Feb
Season-All
4 /
Servo
2,500
9%
Apr :
Jan
Servomechanisms
500
574
Jan
6%
67/8
1,000
9%
9%
9%
1,300
115
114% 115
26%
24%
1,200
2674-
-29
12
~
Jan
105
23,100
21 Va
50c
-
2%
,.f-
2%
274-
3%
3%
4
3,400
8%
8%
9
400
38%
40
1,200
33
4,300
Seton
8%
Feb
Shaer
Jan
Shattuck
10
Materials
&
Polymers Inc
& Atwood Mfg Co
Plume
Pneumatic Scale—.Polarad
Poloron Products
_10c
_*
40
—10
Electronics
Corp
class A
Jan
Apr
4%
Feb
Apr
107s
Apr
40
Apr
6
2 74
4%
4%
2
2
100
4%
4%
5
1,400
6%
6%
7%
400
11%
11%
11%
500
11 Vb
11%
11%
500
9%
974
3,900
%
1
Jan
-
.
1
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrefl
Power
&
Pratt
&
Inc
(Del)
2.50
Canada
of
_•
Royalties Ltd
May'
Corp
Inc
:
_
Presidential
Class
Class
Class
Silicon
200
Progress Mfg
Co
Inc
common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
Service
of
Creek
American
Jan
374
.
Feb
Apr
874
Jan-
Apr
6 i3e
Jan
874 May
Sonotone
4%
3%
4%
18,100
354
Jan
474 Mar
South
14,700
10V4
Jan
1574 May
South
Jan
233'4 Mar
14
15%
23%
23%
24
24%
13 %
13%
2174
1,400
,
92%
Corp
Penn
Feb
,5%
Jan
1434
Apr
4.78%
66%
67%
12%
cumulative
4.48%
29%
29%
3174
16,500
133/4
13%
14%
2%
2%
2l7tT
original
E.
10 74
"6%
4.22%
3174 May
4.08%
cumulative
2374 Mar
872
Feb
2 74
14 74 May
Sperry
Jan
Sports
Feb
Standard
3%
Jan
Jan
10%
7%
1
34
1074
10%
200
6%
6 3/4
11,200
10%
6%
11%
9%
674
9.000
69,300
10
12%
12%
133/s
32%
30%
33%
Jan
6% May
11%
4,100
40c
Feb
Feb
20.600
23%
.1
Corp
Brands
Stanley
(Robert)
Jan
Mar
23
1974
Feb
14%
Feb
22%
233%
Reliance
Insur
1974
Jan
6
6%
3.300
5%
Apr
974
7%
3,600
674
Jan
774
3.800
1%
Apr
2
Feb'
"ts
-v
Jan
30
5%
8,700
5%'May
6
May
3
3%
2,100
274
374
28%
74
5
3%
3%
;■
74
27
900
30
3 74
Feb
3%
1,500
Jan
U
Jan
1,600
41
Apr
12.900
11
Jan
16
16
1774'
437/4
43
45
1
12 %
12%
12%
1
6%
6%
,'7
3.100
4%
43/4
5
5.200
474
4
4%
4,200
ll
Mar
14
1,500
'
374
Jan
4
.
Apr
•
5-74
(The)
3,000
■/"-.• 550
8
4
Feb-
Jan
7H Apr
1974 May
1174
Jan
/1474 Jan/
Mar
574
Jan
3% Mar
5% May
'
.10°,s
Apr
13
F-b
9 74 Mar
774 May
5
Jnn
:
1,600
674
7'/a
4,800
2774
200
2674
Jan
28
Feb
80%
''
83%
-
"
83%
8,600
7474
Feb
83%
Jan
1*6
74
-
v
.
,
/
Jan
7%
Feb
2874
28
26% Mar
325
9774 Mar.
25
rJan
74
Jan
Mar
25
,600
"
Mar
74
4%
474
3.200
%
1°G
9,000
74
Apr
274
274
2%
2,500
174
Apr'
2874 May
•'Apr
29
374 May
4%
%
Jan
5
Jan
II
.
Jan
2% May
200
31
30
16
Jan
28
Jan
32
Apr
4174 Jan
60
Apr
300
31
59
49%
12% Mar
4.730
13%
37% May
2.200
13
250
37% ; 38
13
574 Mar
6
Mar
Jan:
54%' 59%
5%
5%
574
11
Jan
18 74 May
1774
18%
1,900
»
5%
5%
5%
2,200
574
Apr
774
Jan
7
7
7%
2,000
674
Apr
8%
Jan
17%
Jan
18
15a4
1,900
36 74
17,700
27%
Jan
39%
38%
3974
11,900
31%
Jan
36% May
3934 May
3274
30%
33
400
2974
Jan
33
26%
26%
200
26%
Feb
2774
25
86
86
200
25
Inc
Corp
2474
1,600
23%
Apr
24 74
300
2374
Feb
25
Jan
23%
23 %
100
22 %
Feb
23 Va
Jan
16%
1774
274
16
Apr
2% May
1874
Jan
474
Feb
7474 Mar
80
2
16
16
16%
2.700
12
1174.
1274
68,600
474
Jan
1374
Apr
2%
1,000
174
Jari
274
Feb
8
2,000
674
Jan
2,800
1074
3/a
Jan
50c
Ridgeway Corp
2%
1
common
8
*
A
13%
•
see page
38.
.2%
Yff
13%
A"
"14
%
9,900
674
Apr
Jan
2 %
'
4,400
1,600
1274
12%
200
474
2,200
474
4 7a
9%
8%
9 %
2,100
7%
774
14,300
lc
774
1%
1%
174
23%
2374
2374
9
9%
26%
26
26%
900
1374
13%
13%
1,100
5,600
.'
9
1
20
1374
1
10c
2%
Jan
Jan
24%
Apr
2,300
7%
Jan
974 Mar
233/4- Feb
26% May
?
32 %
574
4,400
4%'
1,400
17 74
Apr
4
Mar
13
11
6 74
Jan
ll
1
27%
27%
2874
3,600
10c
274
2%
274
20,400
11
11
11
800
2274 Jan
874 Mar
14
•-
74
May
Jan
Inc
29
Wells
Corp
Supercrete
10 Va
1,300
17% Mar
20
1674
Jan
25% May
10
2,300
8,100
774
Apr
1074 May
1
2474
974
1974
25
19%
21%
2,900
19%
Apr
50c
193/8
1974
2074
5,600
13%
1374
400
12% Jan
10% Jan
1%
174
4,900
9
5
163/4
__i
(Del).
10c
1%
Corp
574
13,200
474
5 74
4,800
Apr
6%
2,000
Feb
674
Ltd—
1
—25c
674
2
174" Apr
Jan
6
Feb
Jan
Jan
.* '7
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
500
74
Jan
11 Mar
100
74
jan
1% May
300
13 %
Jan
1874
19 %
274
900
2 74 Mar
Jan
2 74
374
2%
1074
3,900
97i Mar
1274
Jan
1074
1174
2
6174
"warrants"
L
13,100
;
1874
50c
25c
1
Swanee Paper
74
*
900
6%
574
874
Jan
it
Supermarkets
Co_:
674
Jan
174
—
10c
Supronics Corp
2 74
,2
-
674
Superior Window Co class A
'
Jan
Jan
5
574
10c
Petrol
1%
Apr
5
574
4
Inc..
17% Mar
26%
1974
1
new
Feb
Feb
40
5,900
21% 4
.1
Corp
14%
Apr
2274
2074
l
...
2374
20% May
Feb
174
May
2974 May
•
Cnrp._y
Syming:ton Wayne Corp
Syntex Cort>oration___
Jan
10%
2374
—
Operating
11%
8% Mar
9%
Products
Electronics
1,300
Feb
Feb
1074
_i0c
International
10%
May
3%
1274
Jan
*
______5
(J B) Co
9%
Jan
Feb
174
1
Canada Ltd
Sunset
Jan
9
Instruments
Jan
1474 May
2% May
11
Jan
474
Jan
16,100
Jan
3274
Apr
7%
Jan
14
30
Feb
5% Apr
374
Jan
474
Jan
11
17,400
:
50c
1274
143 4
common.:
':
Jan
Jan
12 %
■
Jan
874
1%
18
__1 ■
Apr
Jan»
12
1874
13%
1
Ltd
674
3,600
4,300
•2,200
32
374 May
8 74 Apr
Apr
574
574
14%
2,900
4 74
12 3/4
Apr
Mar
10
674
374
l
:
.
4
4
1374
32%
1
preferred
Jan.
8674 Mar
25
Feb
24 %
1
A
Mar
82
24
1
class
Corp
.
25
,3c
Mines
May
25
25
Corp
Sunair
1774 May
10C
Mar
May
15%
31
Co
Corp
of
Co
Stylon
Jan
__1
14
'
15
15%
36%
Inc
convertible
Struthers
Apr
574
Argentine Mining Co
474
7% May ;
12%
1,300
8,400
1274
7%
:
II,600
12
i-:
2774
674"
2
Strong Cobb Arner Inc.:
1774 May
•,
Group
footnotes,
""
5%
4% :■
1774
274
Stop & Snop Inc
45% May
1374 Apr
Rico
For
874
14%;.
23
Co
Uranium
Industries
Stetson
Feb
74
RIC
series
Jan
-4
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Apr
9,800
374
11
1
*
Jan
Resistoflex Corp__
,
Restaurant Associates Inc
Algom Mines Ltd
13
96
Tube class B
Sterling Aluminum
May
574
374
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial, Corp_
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Warrants
23,300
.4
'
8
50c
Stepan Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
i3o May
i3« May
100
5%
i
Inc
193/4
1874
474 '
5
Parts Corp
Stelma Inc
Jan
174
A
30
5c
w
Feb
774
l
Steel
Jan
6%
1%
1
new
Mar
6
r
25
Petroleum
Statham
1
Co
Co
7
7,oo0
Apr
2374 May
1%
:«
.Remington Arms Co Inc
Rio
Star
50c
: 2.100
Shares
Aviation'
Starrett
337/s May
7
__1
1
&
1,300
71^
20
preferred
Paint
Products
Stanrock
25c
Inc
874
774:
275
,
"warrants"
..1
Standard-Thomson
Feb
16
6%
1
Industries
6%
111,900
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred.
Standard
'A
A—
M. CorpBroadcasting & Dev
2,400
1374
Co
Arena Inc
Jan
974
Investment
D.
Jan
774
774'
...
Utilities
<fo
Royalty
Rand
Standard
1074 May
IIV4 Jan
574 May
'
Reeves
Reis
8 7/2
10%
3,400
10%
10%
*
Pump Co
Reeves
Jan-
9%
•
.674
8.33%
4.24%
Steel
Reda
Feb
6"Va
474 Mar
31,600
28%
preferred.
preference....
12 7'4 May
32 %
Rights
R.
'
£1
preferred
69 74 May
Jan
Jan :;
9
1,600
20c
—_
47a
25
preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred.
11.800
,25c
...
Apr
Neb,
27%
convertible
Apr
Properties Corp of America—
Class
874
274
1
95
2,100
1
Warrants
Jan
1
49 %
1.300
11
Inc
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Apr
674
2,400
5%-
1474
1,200
10c
Standard Forglngs Corp
Standard Metals
Co
1
«'
5
-v
^an
2474
;
92% Mar
200
93%
66%
1
of America
23/4
2574 May
-*>%
961/4
;
cumulative
4.56%
12%
800
1374
12%
Ramo Inc class A
Trust
'274
1674 Feb
■
12.50
255a
Standard
Real
774
;
.v,.'
4,100
1
Oil Co
May
23
R
Estate
,A
'
100
24%
Soss
:
Manufacturing
Coast
Corp
$1.60
Real
10 Va May
Southern California Edison—
15%
1
__1
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
i
2,100-
37.100
1874*
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Inc
J
4%'.
96%
Standard
Enterprises
Apr
5% Mar»
1
7S4
3,100
*
Industries
r
Jan
1,600
874
Power Co
Ramer
•'
1174
Jan
474 May
974 Mar
2,900
1474
37%
dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Slick Airways Inc
Q
Ramco
Apr7
Jan
.8%
1,800.
2,000-
...
-
*
8
5
Radiation Inc class A
8
5
2.100
*
7%
*
Corp
J art'
233/4
Amer
Jan
Apr
Southland
Quebec
1 is«
24%
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co.,
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Southern Realty
Quebec Lithium
4 74
774 *.
deposit receipts
Publishing—
8%
20c
Inc
Jan
Boardman
Southern California
Quality Importers
ii
;
Apr-"
'
20c
8%
100
Co
Apr
May-'
22 Va
Jan
__25c
7%
•
preferred
Jan"
2074
.
__10c
Corp
1
1
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
3%
1974. May//
23 "i
.
*
convertible preferred
Simpson's Ltd
Colorado—
Rico Telephone
r
<'
25
5
„
12.50
Corp.
Precision
8 5a
.20
Puritan
?
Jan
700;
-
10%
Jan
774
i
>
73%
12%
$3
33% May
37
274
Automobiles—
Simmons
Feb
3 74
Apr
774
Mar;
2074 Jan r;
•
-
Jan
14
2
1
;
Proctor-Silex Corp
4%%
2,100
774
Apr
19 Va
24
274
_5
10c
B——
Puerto
32%
.4 Va
21
•
19%
7%
__20c ./:
z;
Transistor
Silver
Realty Corp—
Preston Mines Ltd
Public
,
3% May
7%
'
2174 Mar
24
L___
B
374
31%
32
/
-
1774 MayX
374. Feb/'
.
'
974 May
30 Va
3Va Mar
I
100
5 74-,.-
9%
100
1174 May
1,500
10c
-L/.-
J.-—
Canada.
of
Feb
1,300
3%
!
.
Jan,/'
274 May
3
Mar
ioo
.
:
1474
I
common.
Jan
Jan
774
■'
Mining
774
1%
2%
7 5% May
i.
■
I,500
c
.
1%
474
Watpr •&.Power—2774
9 %
30%
15,200
10%. 11
4%
'
Corp___.__.__i_^__if.___l;
Denn
Simca
200
3%
Shoe
Jan
33%
21
.
•
_1
Inc
1334
Apr
2
Jan "
Jan"/'
12%
2 v4. Jan
800
-
2074
v
f
L.j
....
Apr
2lB0
3 %
3 74 Mar
Jan
.'Mar
..14y8
-1.900
274
1974
22
;
Silvray Lighting Inc
1,900
2%
2 %
3741Jan
1,800
2074
-
174
7
Inc—
Apr
274
1
66%
A
Inc..
America"
774
2%
1
__
Prentice-Hall Jnc
■
10
6,900-
3
2074
/ 10% :
3
...
674 Feb
4% May
674 May
32%
2%
*
Microwave
Precisionware
9%
1
Lambert Co
Precision
•
1
Alexander
Corp
Prairie Oil
Inc.,
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co..
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Apr
-
2.50
5% Mar":
:i2%.Feb /
;■ 974 Mar:
5,000:
-
20 3/a
'
1074
5
1
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Apr
/
-/
274
22
:
1
Sherwin-Williams Co
Jan
7%
2
1
5
2%
!
4%
50c
Polycast (The) Corp—
Polychrome Corp
-
3.50
Leather Co_—_i
26% May'
Apr
23/4
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Latz
Shawinlgan
115% May v
$1
Jan
4
600
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Corp of
8% May
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22
474
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,
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Mar
10
64,100/;
1774
23%
874
Feb
474
6%
50
Inc
16
1374
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474
Jan
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874
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2,100
574:
:
205/4
1
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Jan
3%
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2074
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1
Apr
33/4
10%
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3.200
1,400
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23%
7%
6
..16
May 7
7%
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234
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800
10%
Pittsburgh Railways Co__
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1,500
7%
4 % Mar
:
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900
-
2V4
1674
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1,800
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15
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4%
4%
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1
1
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10
11
25c
1
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Feb
l
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Gems
%
_l
Inc
& Fisher
4,700
26%
Apr
1.700
774
11
2%
:
10
•
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood
& Lumber
%
4%
1774
Jan
1
H
41/4
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Apr
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433/i May
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10
10
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14,300
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89%
1.500
474'
73%
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13%
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Jan
14 74
374
2.700
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8%
4%
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7,100
28%
9%
Jan
/
700
434
1574
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1074
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4 74
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preferred--.-..-^-
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43%
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v
preferred—.20
2074
Satcee Petroleums Ltd.i.——.50c
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,1__—„vf: 774
•
Saxon
700
Apr
85.
200
■
.
Jan
4
Apr
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13 74 Jan
200
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1,000
1674
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8%
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774 May
2 74 Jan
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5
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&
11
v
5%
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2374 May
5%
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Jan 77
2 3 3/4
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-
1674
1.50
;
1,700
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Pharmaceutical
&
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Phillips Screw
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4 74
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Carlos Milling
Jan
41%
5%
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1%
43
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St
3
5,000
8%
2.50
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Jan
8 3/4
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674
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674
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77%
88%
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574
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674
5%
Jan
7 4274 May
-
Jan
7%
'
4% /.
2174
Jan
3aV
78 %
100
Ryerson & Haynes^i—_.i-...
Feb
9%
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4% Jan
4,800
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9
19 %
1%
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F
2.
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Jan
57s
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53%
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>7 193/4
3%
4%
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Russeks
Jan
800
9%
674
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1.
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4—._1.
Royal American - Corp.
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Jan
200
,
£
5
6 3/4
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1i
22%
■
574
Raceway—
474
23 %
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Elec
,--i New
Apr
Jan
23/ :
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common
Products
Rusco Industries Inc.^is..
8%,'May
Feb'
3%
22%
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36%
Feo
106
,
Feb *
1,800
Jan
3%
Jail
183/4
400
•
5%
Rpyal School Labs Inc__i____j?—_lc
Royalite Oil Co \Ltd-ii___.
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263% Feb
51% Mar
4,600
7%
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1
374
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900
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7
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1
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2.50
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5%
9.6C0
38%
22%
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102%
3,400
,
Jan
99
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
"
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"104%
163 %
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3
500
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63%
21%
-
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Jan
23%
75
7%
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4
4
96%
20,500
61%
574
101
101,% Mar
140
May
95% Jan '
3,300
:.'•„/
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;
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'
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8%
7%
;-
4
62%
21
38 %
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3%
1
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;
1,120
230
2,300
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Apr
;,25 74
3% May
9874 Apr
200
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574
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290
25
26
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Roosevelt Field
Roosevelt
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Broadcasting Inc_
Royce Ltd—
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27% May
2774 Mar y.
.
Jan
i;
3'Va
3%
24%
,
Feb
24%
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/
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pfd——100
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1
—
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3%
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Petroleums, Ltd ^warrants
Pacific
98
.
Airlines—1
Northern
Pacific- Northwest "Bell
;24%
1.700
98
97%
Feb
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143V4 143 %
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Jan
26
1,500
.
102% 102 Va
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2674
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1965
3
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35
Jan
99% lOOVi
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98
!
Jan
Feb
3%
3%
•
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7%
29 %
1,600
24% 24%
;
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Inc__.—
class
Technical
Rochester
32%'
27%
2774
27%
27%
25%
26%
Jan
Rodney Metals Inc
Rogers - Corp—!_•———
1,200
r
974
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Robinson
Feb
4,400
33%
30J/4
27%
.
May
12,900
9%
33%
*1 29%
:
27%
26%
25%
1st
Lighting $4.50 preferred—,
dividend preferred-—
$4.40
100
--
—
1st
Industries
6,100
21%
26%
25
preferred...—.25
pfd series A.-25
redeemable 1st preferred-—25
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preferred-
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30
pfd—25
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35
200
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11%
1
....
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6%
Jan
25%
34/a
34%
—
for Week
Valley Gas Co—
extended to
Ritter
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Products
Clay
Low
f
Grande
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Rio
Pacific
Week's,
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange'
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
.
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
7
7
55%
774
12.000
61%
64,200
674
35
Jan
Jan
21
9 74
Apr
Apr
61% May
The Commercial
(2078)
38
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
of Prices
American Stock
Shares
Low
High
Friday
5
common
preferred
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Telectro
15,000
24
25%;
23%
24%
12%
9
Alsco
29 y2
•
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Apr
Baldwin
Belock
12% May
1%
1%
4,900
8% Jan
1% Apr
2%
2%
2,700
2%
1
51/4
4%
5y4
4,700
4y8 Mar
6%
Jan
•
6V8
6
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14,900
4% Mar
7%
Apr
Boston
2V»
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2%
2%
: : 300
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3y8
Apr
BSF
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% Mar
2%
Jan
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Inc
inn
-
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1%
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3%
3%
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5
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,
4%
5%
8,500
25c
2%
Jan
Bethlehem
3%
Jan
Bloomfield
•;
3
May
4% May
4%
61/2%
Power &
Light $4.56 pfd
Corp
Textron
Electronics
Textron
Inc
_50c
;
98%
Jan
101%
Jan
%
Jan
5%
-1,000
5% May
7%
Feb
15 %
31,600
11% Mar
,22%: 22%
1%
12
10
1,100
A
2
20%
.■// 400
'•24
Jan
11
//•„,■
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15%
15%
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Apr
18%
1
21%
21%
22%
2,200
2iy8 Mar
24%
Jan
3%
Feb
Trust Co Ltd— „
ord registered
5s
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Todd Shipyards Corp
1
1
20
22%
22%
22%'
Toledo
92 y4
92
93
Edison
4*4%
preferred-
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower
Universal
Town
Photolab
Inc
Corp
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:
3%
3%
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9
10%
10%
91/4
400
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9% Mar
38%
39%
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32 y8 Mar
35
35
29
35 y2
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regis
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1955
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25c
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5%
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1
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Virginia Dare Stores Corp
1
Jan
8 %
7%
800
7%
3.600
6
Jan
1,200
5%
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7%
5y4-
5y4
800
5%
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5%
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2%
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2%
2%
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2%
5%.
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2%
5
Apr
33%
9
75
31%
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9y8
9,100
8%
Jan
;
11%
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14%
1,100
9%
97,300
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11
30%
;
6%
deb
1981
conv
71%
69%
73%
53
94
54
38
51
62
89%
95%
77
87%
95%
82%
84 y4
112
77%
84%
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227
78%
93%
54
May-Nov
Corp—
19%
71%
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—
.
42
11%
April-Oct
.
83%
2
:
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1977
z,
Feb-Aug
_
85%
.;
5y2s
1981
72%
74
13
61
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10
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conv
1972
6s
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—
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Co
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Bellas
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Nuclear
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Jan
Corp
1970
Mar
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2%s
93%
Jan
3%s
9%
Jan
Feb
3%s
3s
14% May
sub
Water
B
series
series
series
79
:
86
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series
3
8%
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—
4.40%
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102
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103
25
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85%
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32
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3"%
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series
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8% May
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series
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Jan
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440
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April-Oci
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Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
Food
Service
Inc
debs
6s
1973
94
94
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91%
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82
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82
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Mar-Nov
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82
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103
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conv
subord
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S
6%
debs, 1976—
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conv
/
90
May-Nov
debs
163
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Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974———Jpwe-Dec
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163
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1983_——
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1982—.
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series
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1982—J
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Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
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1982
4%s
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May-JVor
1965——Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
3s
—:
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Edison
2,900
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50c
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112
15
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;
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1972—,
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10%
pfd——100
Western Equities Inc—
Western Nuclear Inc
Western Stockholders' Invest
96%
June-Dec
1967
1976-.
Jan
10
Knapp Inc common—10c
preference_i.____—
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Wentworth Manufacturing—.
„_1.25
392
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Weiman &
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1977
1981
H
K
11,800
7
w
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108
113% 115%
65
—Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
6s
1979——z;
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series
series
9%
•
10%
Instruments
127
103
;1 88
86
48i/a
112%
7
-
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103
115
Feb-Ocf
1978
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5s
500
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104
; 1
;
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88
Jan-July
1976
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4%s
Jan
11%
100
debs
1976-.:
C
series D
;4%s
May
Apr
4%
11
:
106
105%
1973—Feb-Aup
I
12 %
5
preferred
47
113
April-Oct
1
Co
1973—
series
Jan
11
common
Gas
debs
California
series
3s
6% Mar
15%
conv
&
7s
debs
series A
6
•
3% Mar
600
preferred
Co
subord
Harbor
5%
v.
9%
5.300
common
125
Sept
Quar-Mar
Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
conv
3Vas
1,000
3.600
.:
—
—May-Nov
_—Mar
1984
—..i
——
conv
Southern
•
1.100
2%
Inc
1982
1977
Corp 5%s 1974
Corp 5s 1976
of America 5%s 1976
American
6s
1,800
7
8%
Manufacturing
5%
due
6s
47
'113
105
April-Oct
-—May-Nov
deb
conv
Co
Service Electric
Reeves
3%
8%
•_
liq tr ctfs
1978—
5%s
Co
6%%
—
4%s
General
12%
6%
_25c
L;
Tr
1977_
6s
Chemical
Research
3%
10%
Chemical
11
16%
99%
11%
19%
West
39
16
16
70
3%
ioya
Westbury Fashions
38
May-Nov
96%
11%
18%;
West Texas
1993—z:
50
5%s
Feb
3
;/
Jan,
4%
5%
5
33%
14%
600
"6.300
20,900
5ya.
4%'
33%.
:.,/9
2% Jan
2
Apr
2% May
2% Mar
1.600
:
8%
Precision
1591%
Jan
.
ioy8'
Waltham
Webb &
102%
118%
10
Apr
18%
non-cum
B
1974_
Realty Equities Corp—
7%s (without warrants)
8 % Mar
7ya
1
6%
100%
-5
50
Rapid
Apr
6%
& Coke Co__ —'
2
Vita Food Products—-.
__25c
1%
22
157
'
98%
202
7%
,
1
Virginia Iron Coal
Waitt & Bond Inc
101% 102 y4
148
,
1981
Land
4%s
Valspar Corp
Wagner Baking
series
101%
148
■
.,
62
4%s
VTR
*
98%
3%s
Vogt
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
,
53
Public
5% May
May
3% Apr
1,000
5
2%
Corp cl A com_10c
Inc—-
2%
7%
2%
•
Universal Insurance__—
(The)
100%
56
:
9%
5y4>
z
Universal Automated Industries Inc_10c
Victoreen
91
100
6% Jan
6%'
Reclaiming ;Co__—___•
1
Stockyards Corp_/__
:
25c
Universal American Corp—
Series
20;
202
2%
7%
Rubber
Warrants
201
50c
United
Marion
1978
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971.
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984
Feb
Jan
4%
100
...
Corp
41
3% May
5% May
Co Ltd—
rets
1 i9e
Mar
5
;
Apr
Jan
36
900
&
U S Ceramic Tile Co
U S Natural Gas_.
Utah-Idaho
921%
71%
:
29
•
Jan
3%
Products—
Conditioning
Universal
115%
90%
.
"
$100
'V
1993——ZUap-Nov
A
Corp
National
Apr
8,900
Controls
72
Jan
Jan
T.500
Universal
series
Mergenthaler Linotype
Apr
4
1 i5o
'.
13%
i 21%
38%
United Foods Inc
Jan
600
1T\
Container
23
90".
72%
Livingston
20% May
900
37%
Universal
4s
National
4%
4%
1%
'
92
-
71
Kawecki
Apr
22%
22
37%
S
144
127%
105
150
91
'"88
85
100
127%
71
Kaltman
Apr
11%
17% Mar
12 V4
1
U
Jan
6% May
5.100
4
•
Corp
dep
17
June-Dec
National
7
*
Corp
Improvement
Mar
4
100
•
Air
951%
68%
108% 113%
90
June-Dec
1976-
5y2s
Stores
•Italian
13% May
39% Apr
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
S
Jan
2,200
13%
4
Elastic
American
Apr
47/8
4%
12%
United
United N J RR &
liy8
Jan
4%
United
U
93i/4
■
2
/
June-Dec
RR—
sub
conv
Hydrometals
Jan
12%
United Aircraft Products:
Molasses
9y8
1
5
Co—
United
64
9
23
94%
83%
66%
102 i/a
Hoffman International 7s conv debs 1973—June-Dec
Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982
_Jan-July
' i-mm:
vv/ u
Milk
Inc
Foam
Hartfield
7% May
*
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
United
58%
137 y2141
Realty & Construction Corp—
1976—————
May-Noi
American
6%s
13% Mar
39%
&
United
Gulf
Feb
4%
Feb
7% Mar
3,300
3%s
6s
Development 6s
General
Feb
Jan
4%
1
127% 127%
April-Oct
'
61
82%
—June-Dec
1978
84%
3% Mar
5!/8
<
Jan
12
2,500
7%
8%
*
Corp
United Asbestos
Jan
i
COj_.
"warrants"
Union Stock Yards
Jan
3y4
3y8
z,
Cable
&
Union Investment
12%
•
Inc
Feb
90%
400
-
wts
ex
Fotochrome
Jan
200 ;
6s
Western
mortgage 4s
National
6%s
Apr
23%
3,100
Assn
29
93%
82%
Quar-Feb
'
'
,
1970
27
92
Steel
z
Inc—
—
Industries
Tri-Continental
3%
3%
1
Williams
&
Forging
3%
3%
"warrants"—
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A
Transue
Jan
21%, Mar
225
1
1
—z____;
Trans Lux CorpTrans World Airlines
Trav-ler
Jan
6 IS
100
z
z
Corp
June-Dec
1969——.
Authority
Co
&
mortgage
General
2%
1,000
Raceway
Transit
• 1st
First
Jan
rets
A
High
85
61
7s
1977—
series
Low
61%
Feb
15%
Inc class A
deposit
deb
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
89
1972—April-Ocf
series A 1975_Jan-July
6%
convertible
Credit
ist
Tobacco Security
Amer
1970_
Range Since
Sold
55%
June-Dec
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Feb
2%
13
».v Feb
25c
*.
1994
Aug
2%s
Delaware. Lack
15% Feb
Jan
1%
9,500
.12%
.
6s
sub
5%s
Coburn
Feb
%
—10c
com
Thorofare Markets Inc
Thriftimart
75
8,000
5%
22%
5
—
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
3y4s
Chemical Co
59%
1972—ApriZ-Oct
debs
Bonds
High
Jan
14%
15%
Inc
101,
14 /
Friday's
7% Jan
ie
%
5%
10c
"warrants"
Thew Shovel Co_
101
•
:
—
tjune-Dec
1 1998_
Building Indus Inc—
conv
Chicago
Texas
Power
Steel
Edison
Co
1974
Pump 4s inc
Elec
Brandywine
.
debs
Instrument Corp
1%
Jan
&
Montrose
2%
72,700
sub
conv
Realty & Petroleum 6y2s
Steel
10c
Tenney Engineering Inc__;
Texstar
5V2s
Appalachian
Jan
26%
Feb
Inc
American
25% May
18 y8 Mar
.
16%
4,900
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Apr
22 y8 Mar
14,300
12%
uy8
Jan
23% May
10% Apr
Sales
Last
Sale Price
48 y2 May
Jan
20c
;
TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Television
22,500
14
24
ZIi
Inc
Industries
Warrants
25%
12%
23%
*
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
23
12%
i2y2c
Inc
Operations
Technicolor
23%
11.67c
Material
Technical
Technical
30%
2,100
8
*
Inc.
Indus
Freez
48%
10
4%
Tastee
46%,
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
Week's
Interest
Period
Inc.
.
Exchange Bonds
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
BONDS
Talon,
.
(R.»s« for w«k Med m„ i
for Week
Sale Priee
Low
Financial Chronicle
Sales
American Stock Exchange
Par
and
Jan
96% May
6%
Apr
12% Jan
2% Apr
2"% Mar
3% May
3%'Apr
•
American dep rets ord shares—Is
Western Tablet &
Stationery/.
*
23%
Weyenberg Shoe
■fa
22%
26%
25y4
Manufacturing
—1
fa-
•4,400
24'%
26%
•
Whippany Paper Board^—--
10c
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A
10c
fa
%
l
21%
21%
2
1
12%
12%
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc—;
Wichita River Oil Corp__
Wiebolt
Stores
Williams
Brothers Co
1
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
(R
C)
&
Industries
Co
10
■
Wilshire
Wilson
"III"*
IIIIlOc
I
Oil Co_______
Brothers common
1
IIIE—I—II
IIIII
preferred
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
4%% pfd~~100
Wood Newspaper Machine——
1
Woodall Industries Inc
2
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—_
American
6%
dep
rets
ord
regis
%
Jan
2,000
19%
Jan
25%
Feb
2,500
22%
Jan
26% May
9%
Jan
1,100
5%
17
Apr
13 Ve
1,500
9%
Jan
13%
1%
1,200
1 %
Feb
15%
5%
15%
700
14%
Jan
16%
5%,
14%
1%
6%
17%
.
.
5%
Feb-
•6
13%
Jan
183/s
Apr
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
1,800
14%
Feb
17% Mar
2%
20,200
1%
Feb
2t^ Mar
7
2,300
is
200
15%
100
100% 101%.
11%
n%
preferred
A
95%
Jan
1,750
11
Feb
9,900
16% Feb
u
1,500
155/4
16%
27,600
Jan
2% Mar
25c
16
4
4
4%
4
5
8%
Feb
4
to
ii
Jan
8Va Mar
Vs
4,200
3%
Jan
4l/a
200
3%
Jan
•Baden
•
CoIIIIZ
16%
16%
50c
5%
5%
6%
Corp_
2,300
4%
Jan
10c
9%
4%
8%
4%
9%
4%
18,100
6%
Jan
Foods
&
-1
Corp
—1
16%
800
1,600
15%
4
Jan
Mar
1951—:
7s
Waterways
—
Low
!$120
Jan-July
1952
6%s
Friday's
Jan -July
//
.
High
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
Low
High
-
~7%
$7%
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5%s
series
A .1967—
4%s
series
B
• Hanover
Jan
6%s
;
.
:—-LJan-July
1949_
97%
—
-$110 -
Feb-Aug
-
97%
95
$97%
/ $95%——
Jan*July
1967—
(Prov)
95%
—
19-% Mar
101 % May
13%
Jan
20% May
Maranhao
stamped >(Plan A) 2VsS 2008
_May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—-1—June-Dec
Parana
8
Mar
2% Mar
1
Feb
16% May
4% Feb
4%
Apr
stamped
(Republic
Sinking fund
Rio
17 %
Apr
6% May
9 % May
4%
Feb
(Plan A)
of)—
3s
Jan
2%s
/
'
1
de Janiero stamped
(not
included
tribution.,
x
in
year's
Ex-rights,
70
66
1
$65/
:
$99% 100
99
$50
51
2008——^.Mar-Sepf
■ /
"
75
' 55
100
'
'•
60
.
1997
(Plan A)
46%
47%
48
47 y8
Jan-July
—
2s 2012—Jan-JuZy
•No par value, a Deferred delivery
f Ex-liquidating
distribution.: g Ex-utock
48
42
1
transaction (not included in year's range),
42%
48
47
49
d Ex-interest,
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transactiot
range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year'u range),
t Ex-dis¬
z Ex-stock
dividend.
\
.
Bonds being traded
$ Friday's
Zapata Petroleum
Zion
(Germany)
Danzig Port
•
Zale Jewelry Co_
Zapata Off-Shore
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
'
Peru
6%
25c
I~
6% May
Jan
20%
17%
Apr
300
:
%
11%
20
Mar
1,500
7
Period
E Sales
Last
Interest
Apr
5,300
17
.
6%
2%
2
Jan
14%
16 %
14 y2
ii
Week's
Friday
BONDS
22 % Mar
6%
18
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
Feb
20%
^I—IIllioc
Yale Express System Inc
class
Yonkers Raceway Inc com
12%
%
1,900
£1
Ltd
*
9,100
ii
5c
preference
Wright Hargreaves
6%
15%
1
5%
.
11
Jan
1%
~
Inc
Williamhouse (The) Inc
10%
iT«
bid and
flat.
ask
prices;
§ Reported in receivership.
'
no
sales
being transacted
A
during the current week.
v
Abbreviations used above-^"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "ri-v,"- non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when iusued; "w
w,". with warrants; "x \ " without warrants.
197
Volume
6265
Number
;
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2079)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low
Chemical
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
•
1.66%
123%
Company
Boston
Edison
Boston
Range
Gas & Fuel Associates
6%
1st
' cum
6%
Co
Street
Mass
First
National
Ford
B
Loew's
/,
J/4
Jan
45
677/s
•
-
56 J/2
-
•
-
-
r
32 J/e
35%
3,148
24J/2
265
75 J/2
78%
202
■14%
14J/2
22
22 J/s
12 J/2
Athey
Products
H)
Chemical—
/
100
(N
48 J/2
78
48
78
*
27
26 J/s Mar
Jan
79
14% Mar*
15 J/4
22%
Apr
Jan
9 J/2
Jan
14 J/4
24%
Feb
68
Feb
49 //.
78
*•''
38%
10
31%
248
i
Feb
16%
.—10
:
—25
Association
J
i'
*
& Shop Inc
:T
Fruit
Co
Shoe
26 J/2 Mar
18
28 J/2
29 J/s Mar
f
Apr
27%
Corp com—25
U S Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Westinghouse Electric Corp
6.25
3,700
6,800
Calumet
&
Hecla
22%
660
19%
Jan
27
691/4
235
58 J/2
Jan
691/4 May
27%
2,044
21%
Jan
27%
Feb
521/4
514
47%
Jan,.
55J/4
Feb
Apr
nk.
63%
66 J/4
700
49 J/2
Jan
88V2
Feb k ;.
37 J/8
283
31%
Jan "
37J/4
Apr
v..
Coleman
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Co
Columbia
We
indebted to the firm of W. E. Ilutton & Co. for the transmission
are
LISTED
STOCKS
Last
31 J/4
of Prices
Low
Pai
1
Shares
B
V
D
3 J/a
8
36
100
32%
Jan ' '
36
17%
17%
20
16%
Feb
18
Feb
26 J/4
26%
196
24 J/a
•
3
.
May ;
Carey
Mfg
10
Champion
Papers
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
pfd
Milling
Cine
Cine
&
14% May
35
1,300
26%
Jan
35
1,900
27 y8
Feb
34
23
23
100
22 J/a
Jan
24
23
"
Fruehauf
Trailer
41%
48
48 J/4
200
103% 104%
482
97%
Jan
500
8J/2
Jan
50
12 J/2
1
''
;—
BONDS
Transit
24°/a
7
2uj/8
25
33'/a Mar
27
50
24%
28%
77%
_1
136
367/B
27%
28%
24 J/b
36 J/8
26 >/2
•
16 J/4
78%
6%-
.-
293
572
*
79.:
■.
156
:
/'
$12,375
..."
,
■
64
General
STOCKS
Last
General
Apr
Gen
18%
Feb
General
Tire
Gillette
(The)
*.(5,
il-
::
72% Mar
'
79
\
'
J/4
34%
600
18%
29%
29%
'1,100
26%
49%
49
49%
4,100
44%
Jan
28%
28%
29%
1,700
23%
Jan
59%
60
700
59% Mar
57J/4
231/2
56%
57%
900
49%
22%
241/4
3,400
17%
Jan:
31t
31%
750
28%
Jan
64%
19%
65%
1,200
55% Mar
19%
3,400
16%
Par
Allen
Electric
&
Supermarkets
American Metal Products
Associated
Avis
Brewing
Industrial
Borman
Briggs
13%
—2
Continental
5
&
!
Gar
Wood
.1,142
28 J/2
53 J/4
Apr
5,027
10 J/4
:
Motors
Goebel
Brewing
Great
Lakes
Houdaille
13
17%
17%"
3?%
131/4
35%
35%'
—1
49
32%
32 J/4
,'_1
5%
Stamping
"——3
com
Mfg
23%
Udylite
Feb
4 J/2
Jan
10 J/s
_1
;
38% May
■'/
;
II
3,872
1,335
45c
21/2
2%
100
44
24 J/2
9 J/2
3%
"
1 w
—** 'Urn mAiiti
—Mm ** «—
Feb
44
Jan 5
24%
Jan
10 J/2
Api"
38%;,
27% k
111
1,170
Mar
2 j/4
May:.
34% Apr
171/2
500
17
27
410
23%
6
6
2.800
_1
21%
-1
„
United Shirt Distributors—
3
-
"373
21%
"3
500
Mar..;
6
Jan
10 J/4
Feb
21:
-
Jan
A
compilation
of
the
8
23
Jan r-
Jan
Feb
Apr
3
May
Exchange
round-lot
transactions
and
a
Friday
Last
only
H)
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Acme
Steel
Co
Shares
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
1
17
Low
.
17%
1.400
13%
Jan
16%
17%
5.500
11%
Jan
3%
—
—9
50 Va
51%
2.400
19 '/a
Jan
431/4 Mar
12.50
10
1
For
footnotes,
see page
••'
45.
6% Jan
51% Apr
10% May
10%
26%
26%
35 J/4
High
18
13 J/a
13%
Jan
23
Jan
20%
Jan
1,000
54
54%
9,900
50
13
V
3,500
32
■'/
100
1,450
45
41 VB
45%
45
Jan
44 % May
5,500
17%
46% May
30
30
Jan
16
Jan
400
.
38 J/4
550
:
13%
Jan
20
24
Jan
3,100
150
61
Co_„
Lockheed
Field
19
Jan
261/2 Mar
62J/4
7,900
30%
32%
4,300
47 J/2
47%
48%
700
81/2
8%
800
54%
1,500
71/2
'
50c
1
.1*
—4
Chemical
Chemical
Montgomery Ward
National*
North
Tile
-
Illinois
Gas
6%
Jan
Jan
231/2
Jan
16 »/4 May
5%
Apr
Jan
151/2
800
1,700
34%
42%
46%
49
46J/4
500
Feb
58 J/8 May
10% May
38 y4 Feb
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3,600
,
191/4 May
22%
Jan
47% Jan
51
Apr
35
46 J/4 May
60
1,400.
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500
51/a
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17
Jan
18 J/a
10 J/a
5
5
I8I/2
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53
Jan
12% May
64% Apr
5%
Apr
59%
27%
60%
3,300,
400
28
9 J/a
25 J/4 Mar
3 J/2
29
Jan
Jan
May
May
Jan
4%
53%
53%
54
2,600
491/4
Jan
54 ya
377/a
37 J/2
38 J/4
32 J/a
Jan
24%
5,700
1,700
24
Feb
24 J/a
24%
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Apr
Apr
38% May
26 y8 Jan
4
4 J/s
500
3
Feb
51/4 Mar
1
61
63%
300
60
Jan
•
16%
17 J/a
100
15
Jan
64% Apr
17ya May
66'/a May
(Un)
5
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66J/a
64%
66 J/2
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5QJ/2
50
521/4
36%
36%
40'/a
39%
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Chemical
Corp
•
57%
Jan
-
4,300
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1,800
43%
Jan
500
33%
Apr
43%
(Un)
Jan
2,000
'2,200
31%
Jan
r
52% May
36%
Feb
49%
Jan
41% May
,
•
27%
27%
28%
24% Mar
29% May
5
Co—
34%
34%
34%
700
29%
Jan
10
16%
15%
171/8
5,100
131/4
Jan
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53%
53%
56J/8
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1,000
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Feb
36
Apr
17y8 May
56 Va May
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51%
51%
53%
5
52%
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15,700
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—
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Corp
52
52%
1
141/4
15
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78
t
Jan
54% May
Jan
55
200
13
May
17
Feb
400
70% Mar
79
Apr
.-900
36% Jan
41
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1,300
78%
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47
47 J/a
Apr
—
Gamble
(Un)—
k
Co
39%
40J/4
661/4
66
66%
38%
38%
39
43 J/4
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33 J/2
35
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(R J) Tobacco
Brothers Co
3.700
14J/2
Jan
19 J/2 May
63%
1.600
52
Mar
6.300
17%
Jan
63% May
241/2 May
Richman
24 J/2
45 J/4
44
45 J/2
3,600
43%
Apr
471/4
Feb
St
Louis
Nat
56 J/2
57 J/2
2,200
48i/4
Jan
May
St
Louis
Public
55
56J/2
700
1
—
Metals
Co
Petroleum
•
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(Un)
Stockyards—
Service "A"
Imperial
•
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Reynolds
Diego
Apr
Jan
18y8
,
Jan
43%
14
Apr
49 J/2 Jan
8 J/a Mar
32%
Apr
9%
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49
8Va Mar
5
Corp of America (IJn)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—
San
Jan
—1
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un);.
Royal Dutch
6 »/a Mar
58%
1,700
7%
20
—————5
Bancorporatlon
3.33
Inc
Jan
10
52% Mar
•
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Peabody Coal Co
Oil
321/a Apr49V4 May
1
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(Un)
Mfg
Northern
Pure
Jan
Feb
8%
12 J/4
58 J/8
341/a
20%
59%
Corp
&
Ja;n
26%
42% Mar
19 J/s
•
—
—
Aviation
Illinois
Procter
Apr
Apr
62J/4 May :
32
43%
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(Un)__
Northern
Process
50%
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41%
Jan
100
--1
& Co
&
American
Mar
200
56%
1
(Un)_j.
Co
National Distillers & Chem
-
1
7 J/2 May
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co
Monsanto
36
26%
Feb
I,300
;'
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151/2
•
—•
16
6%
—•
—
21%
14%
15%
1
;—1
(Un)
56
71/2
211/2
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5% May
56
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common
Corp
27% May
350
62J/4
—
Corp (Un)
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Marietta
Jan
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(Henry
Jan
321/s
—1
-30'/a May
6 V2
25 J/4
•
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Apr
May
300
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1,300
8
2.50
5
18%
Apr
Mar
17% May
Jan
100
■■
149
29%
&
Jan
31 J/2
40%
Shoe
31
64
181
—
Jan
Mar
Jan
29%
Co__—
Jan
55
96 J/2
39%
Electric
15%
Apr
17%
16%
181
;
Jan
Apr
Jan
900
45%
171/2
17%
25
—
Jan
18%
96 J/2
221
42
20
Harvester
18
37% May
..
Jan
'
'
96 J/2
41%
1
——
Jan
v
v
27% May
36% Apr
Mar
13
300
/
38
Apr
731/4 May
26"% Apr
Mar
17%
Feb
Feb
60
96J/2
3
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28,
8.33%
-
28%
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13%
54
—*
•
Jan
57%
291%
Revlon
Jan
18
31 J/2
15
37%
600
9,000
39%
6 J/a Feb
52
May
.
15
36
18
•
—
Radio
59
15
29%
Mar
14,400
■f
•
17% May
173% May
:./.. 58
32%
371/4
Feb
Apr
83% May
271/4
32
1
12
851/2
721/2
26
3
Inc
Co——
19Vs
49 J/2 Mar
Feb
Jan
78
35
70%
Ltd
Steamship
22%
-
Apr /
42
Jan
72 J/s Mar
*
Steel
57
v
Apr
251/2 Mar
22
19%
■■
Jan
481/2
3,300
21
24 J/2
.
1
6%
37%
Jan
3,100
4,300
21
62%-
10
Mar
:
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Potter
17 J/2
10
Admiral Corp
82%
1
Phillips Petroleum Co
for Week
'
Par
26%
82 '/a
801/2
(Un)
Co
Parke-Davis- &
selected list of the dually
Sales
-
Range
25%
80%
34 J/2
—
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issues.
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25%
82%
30c
—
STOCKS
Feb
Apr
-
;
:
27%
Northwest
•
traded
9
preferred—100
Cooperage class A
(Minnesota)
-
Jan
701%
Indiana Public Service
Northern States Power Co—
The weekly ranges for all the local issues,
8%
26%
Northern
Midwest Stock
32% May
800
10
81%
;
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Modine Mfg Co
Jan
--271/2
Jan
2
Jan
7%
Monroe
393/4 May29% May
/
May
20-
24%
Meyer Blanke Co
3% May
24% Mar
17 J/2
..
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,
3 J/2
27
17%
May
,
3V2
Apr
Jan
10
10
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Jan
Jan
200
3,000
34'%
McKay Machine Co—
Means. (F W) & Co
Metropolitan Brick Inc___
36
200
32%
32
27'/a
Martin
21%
290
'
8%
41/4
44%
33
JtJ.
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Industries
Marshall
73 J/4 May
1 J/s Jan
20
8
2,900
—3
Co——
Corp
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Lvtton's
6 J/2 Mar
952
1,455
10 J/8
27%
.
3J/4. Jan
251/2 May
220
■
2%
■10 J/8
Feb
Apr
110
251/2
23%
7,000
10%
3.33V3
Libby McNeil & Libby
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Lincoln Printing Co common
$3.50 preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
32 34 May
,
Jan: '
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Co
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90c
2 J/e
50%
1
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Jan
457/a
513/a
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72J/4
38%
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5 J/s
3% Jan
57% Jan
3%
Corp
Corp
35 J/s
.21/2
3
Co
Dillon
Studebaker
100
44
--—-10
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Masco Corporation
Parke
Davis & Co
Rudy
Jan
100
300
—*
Rubber
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Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co__
13% May
37
r Apr
2,690
32
May
65% May
20% Apr
13% Apr
Jan
481/a
—1.66%
Johnson
Apr
343/4
8%
—
Industries
Scotton
18 J/4
Jan
25 J/2
1
Co
Refineries
Macoid
Apr
-%n
5%:"
57% May
241/4 May
2,100
5
Corp_
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641/2 Feb
2,200
9%
1
•
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50% Feb
Jan
5 J/2
5
Brewing Co„
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Spencer
Bartlett
Jefferson
May
°%
85c
*
13
31%
32%
&
International
Apr
17 J/2
70%
~85C
—1
45 J/2
1,220*
5%
—1.66%
Thermos
Jan
42
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Corp
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)_
Jan
2,963
100
35% May
29% Apr
Jan
-■
51/4
'49
32%
*
May
30% Mar
96J/2 Feb
36%
9%
1
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13
13%
4,577
41%
49%
58% May
48 J/a
49%
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57% May
33
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Jan
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Mar
11
Jan
Huttig Sash & Door
Apr
500
41%
50 J/s
41%
1
Co__
41
100
2.50
Industries
1,130
4J%
'—"—3
Co
Leonard
612
4 J/2
Kresge (S S) Co.
Kysor Industrial Co
Lansing
44%
13
Chemical
King-Seeley
J/8
1
——2
Corp
5%
Jan
'
94 J/4
1
—
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Howard
May
1.00
Jan
5,040
11 J/2
Oil
Holmes
May
14
Jan
57%
Industries-
General
65c
301/2
Jan
3% May
10% Mar ,/k
4% Apr
10%
—
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100
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Bros
Hibbard
21 J/2 May
110
10
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19
,
740
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5
Co_
Trailer
5
Jan
Apr.;;.
54
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Corporation
Motor
Fruehauf
96c
44
Manufacturing Co
Economy Baler Co
Ford
650
~5i/8
36J/4
5
non-cumulative
Heileman
May
13%
Jan
30
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Eaton
Ex-Cell-O
14%'...
2J/e
12
HJ/2
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Gasket
100
15%
120
95
Jan
25%
121/4 Mar
1
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10
12 J/2 Mar
57%
Cigar Corp
Edison
336
3%
191/2
v'
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56 V2
100
7.50
Corp
(W H)
Drug
Gulf
High
Jan
10
Motors
Detroit
6%
_12.50
Co
Detroit
19
21 J/2
96c
*
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DWG
241
13%
5 J/4
Co
Burroughs
Corp
Chrysler Corp new
Power
13%
211/2
21%
1
Manufacturing
Consumers
3
-
Electronics
&
Greyhound
1,205
3%
.J--5
Food Stores
Consolidated
5
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
10
19
.—5
Co
Mfg
5
1
-1
Motors
Tele
Greif
High
9%
—1
*
Corp
Brown-McLaren
Low
1
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Allied
5
Great -Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes, Towing common
Shares
95
51 J/4
900
17,600
•l
.
•
33%
45%
44J/429
291/2
900
56%
Jan
67% May
2,200
Jan
41 y4
500
34%
40%
Jan
48%
II,700
471/4
29
23%
Jan
35
6,500
47%
50
50
12%
12%
.
47 y4 May
38% Mar
450
27%
Apr
30%
3,800
431/2
Jan
49% May
48
Jan
53
Jan
Jan
14
Apr
10
Jan
13%
Apr
6
12
1
Apr
Jan
May
13%
47%
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—
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641/a Mar
161/2 Mar
Jan
12%
Goldblatt Brothers
May
for Week
of Prices
Jan
34
—
General Mills Inc
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Jan,
10%
341/4
29%
—
Co (Un)
Corp—
79%
7 %
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63 J/4
10
100
Electric
30 J/a May
Exchange
Week's
100
3,800
58%
10
General
Apr
Gray
Friday
16%
,
41% May
46% Feb
Jan
28
Candy corp
Dynamics
Gossard
Detroit Stock
Jan
41J/4
67%
t
Fruehauf
General
'
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53%
F W D Corporation
General Foods
6% May
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15%
58
2.50
as
36% May
27
May
Feb
23% Jan
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58 J/4
18 J/2
23%
23%
3 6'/a
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,
48'A May
104% May
May
58,/- May
18% May
17%
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■
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10
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104 J/4
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Co
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89J/4 Mar '/
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41%
.
41/2 Mar
65%
America—
92
12%
401/4
3,300
28
Inc
—1
Gamble
of
Dairies
Daniel
&
Mills
Foremost
15
11%
IS
10
Ford. Motor Co_
10
Kahn
Procter
Flour
301/4 May
28% May
93 J/2 Jan
■
Kroger
Feb
Jan
Apr
Tel
Chemical
&
29%
26 J/8
27 J/2
100
National
May
85
51/4
4%
12 J/4
•
;
467
Feb
Mar
30%
1
(Un)
Bankshares—
56 J/a
7,300
30
34%
151/2
Rubber
29 J/2
16 'A
May
41 J/2 Mar
29%
—12.50
Gas.
54%
91%
27 J/a
1,400-
1
5
28%
750
46J/2
Apr
;May
40%
46% May
20% Jan
—50c
56 J/a
29
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Wisconsin
34J/2
Jan
29%
46
.
of America
Insurance Co
28%
_
Bell
Eagle-Picher
Early
.
First
Jan
24%
46%
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&
4,900
35 J/4 Mar
5
;
Edison
Tire
Jan
28%
.27%
Whitney Corp
Firestone
Feb
li/4
27% May
IJ/2 Feb
700
271/8
Co
Fairbanks
Jan
26J/2
Apr
100
5
4V2%
*
Cincinnati Transit
DuBois
■■
Jan
JL3%
Jan'
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36%
—
new—8.50
Com
Electric
&
_
Sub
Diamond
17%
3%
■
Jan
211/2
29
36%
(Un)
System
Natural
Paso
22 V4
23 J/4
•
1%
36%
Inc
Chemical
Elder Mfg
May
3
■
1
High
36
3
1
Brew
El
Low
*
Burger
Dow
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
.
27 % May
550
31%
8
23 J/8 Mar
2,100
26%
1%
311/e
28%
"
1,000
25%
__1
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Co_
for Week
500
__5
Corn Products Co
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Aeronca
,kr:/:4 >-.V-A'k '•//:■*
Week's
Jan-
27%
»
24%
Corp
Continental
; of these prices.
Friday
Container
Jan
171/8
■26%
(Un)—
Iron
Commonwealth
26 J/4
Apr
±
Co_
Gas
Feb;
13%
24%
City Products Corp„
'
Apr
Jan
22'/a
2,500
_•
Corp
2.50
Champlin Oil & Refining—
$3 convertible preferred:
♦
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__12.50
Chrysler Corp new common
:_12.50
Cleveland-Cliffs
29 y4
25
200
15%
23 J/4
16%c
Service
Apr
291/8
22%
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Cities
Jan
58 J/2
24
27
Inc——
Tractor
May
121/2
Jan
14%
23%
.
51
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Apr
52
28%
P2
•
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Mar
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Feb
16% May
126 * May
33% Apr
-
23%
14%
27 k
Export Gas & Oil Ltd
Cdn
28%
Central & South West
36 J/4
37
56
(Un)
Corp
Capital Corp
Caterpillar
26%
Machinery
;r
54%
*_r_—
Corp__
38% May
,
50%
*
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55
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56
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Feb
23
-
Jan
9%
10
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''MaySW.
40%
4,100
-
Burton-Dixie
69
*
United
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28
3,100
11%
„3
Inc
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
May
22 J/4
_1
Torrington Company
5
6,100
51
10%
Amerlca-2.50
Corp__:
Corp
May
41
Jan
Apr
32%
48%
10%
—10
Borg-Warner
Brunswick
28 J/2 May
Jan
^:
30%
501%
_10
_•
Consolidated
Fisheries
■4,400
12% May
114% Jan
_50
Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co—:
Company <Un)___--
Booth
Jan
18%
•
Binks
v
3,100
241/4
Jan
1.25
Bethlehem
Boeing
May
43 J/2
28'/a
38%
Jan
67%
890
41
17
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20 J/4
520
*
15%
28"** Jan
*
124
31
15%
16
123% 125
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Bell & Howell Co„
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33%
——
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15%
4
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5
%
16 "4
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of
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Feb
58J/4
9,100
5
Corp
Canteen
Avco
Corporation 5
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden
Mfg Co_xx__x
Apr
82% May
36% Apr
19%
High
19% May
—
4
51%
4.400
-6.25
Santa
V/-,
Jan
21%
18%
—
&
Low
20%
(Un)
(Un)
Common
j
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Stop
Topeka
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
18%
(Un).
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Corp
Jan
Feb "
71 J/2 Mar
560
28 J/4
47%
28
■''••"7
<
13%
27 J/2
1
20
-100
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Quincy Mining Co
Shawmut
Atchison
San
Low
20 J/2
(Un)
Company
Corp
Steel
Shares
-1.66%
Co—J—»
Co
Jan
50%
842
Tel
20
Apr :
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41%
75
1,530
50%
24%
5
Co
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&
Stand
37
26 'A May
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Association
Racing
England
Railroad
; 48
Apache
Armco
59% May
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50c
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Mathieson
Jan
Apr
24% May
-82 J/2
common
New
Olin
199
16%
Tobacco
Anaconda
' "
Apr '
Jan
80%
Theatres
Tel
70 J/4
Jan
Tel
&
...
May
55%
25
Co
New
Northern
55%
•81%
5
Lone Star Cement Corporation
Narragansett
56%
42
88
:
15
•
49;
—-2.50
i_:
Corp
Copper
Boston
98
.
—1
Coal
Creek
Kennecott
Jan
26 J/2
15
*
!
Co_____
Company
Island
59%
26'/a
x—100
,--100
Inc
Stores
Electric
Gillette
58 J/4
.
Jan
36 J/s
American
American
'
Feb
23
1126J/4 May
50% May
Rad
Automatic
;
Motor Co
General
com—10
Jan
Jan'
40 J/2
American
44% May
*
67%
24%
;
for Week
1.75
-
Ry—
A__J
pfd
pfd
cum
24%
5
Copper
J/4
15%
114'/a
Jan
607
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
.
American Machine & Foundry
American Motors Corp—
High
417
68
65
1,030
4,755
42
67
10
Eastern
Eastern
40%
"22%
455
"
:
1
19%
*
Trust
Co
Service
■
41 J/4
10
Property
'
"123 J/4 125 J/4
; 48%
50%
50
Co
Personal
Cities
18%
18%
33 Va
Corp
Tel
&
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
44%
/■'
■
Shares
High
44
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
*
*
of Prices
Sale Price
American
(Range for Week Ended May 17)
Stock Exchange
Boston
LISTED
.
39
2,200
-
,
Jan
„
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
40
.
.
Monday, May 20,
.
(2080)
1963
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May I 7)
'<
1
Friday
STOCKS
:
•'
.
.
Class
(Un)
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp
:
Gypsum
States
Universal
Universal
Oil
Jan
68"%
51%
Jan
56% May
34
35
3,500
28 %
Feb
35
13%
13%
Jan
Webcor
Inc
69
58%
47
Jan
60% May
67
4,400
58%
Jan
68
31
32%
280
6%
15,000
34%
10,300
6
43%
400
40%
6,100
59'/a
Jan
18%
2,100
16%
Jan
16%
5,300
13% Mar
75
75
15
:
109% 112
38%
800
76
900
73%
6,500
43%
Jan
4,000
13 %
Apr
35%
100
28 %
Apr
41%
42%
400
33%
Jan
2,800
5 %
5%
38%
39%
37%
4,200
12
12%
400
15%
.15%
100
56%
^57%
5% May
300
36 %
1,900
56%
Natco
Screw
&
Bolt
Cement
Brewer
<C)
Co Ltd
&
Broadway-Hale
Oil
Gas
Cabol
Enterprises
California
Castle
Ink
Abbey
Eureka
7%
•
40
Apr
37%
General
Feb
81
Jan
Corp
Co (Un)
Western
Oil
.13%
Jan
16%
51% Mar
59%
on
Jan
,
J
&
M
Meier
M
Oil
Date
Corp Ltd
Norris
Oil
Co
.—10c
h
——10
(///'V;'.,--■
Sugar
United
Industrial
Co
Petroleum
Basin
1.45
May
4%
3% May
Apr
67
Feb
39c
Steel
Wood
Tel
Jan
2,45
2.45
2.50
1,300
3%
Jan
1.20
1.30
3,200
2.90
3
t9%
__
—
>
9%
8%
21
21
22
2.25
2.25
800
32%
32%
32%
1.95
1.85
1.95
1,100
3,100
2.95
2.40
3
7,000
31%
1.
6%
3134
—1
26%
32%
6%
6%
88c
26%
26%
3
3%
57c
67c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.80
3.00 May
33% May
Jan
5
Mar
7 % May
5%
Jan
7%
74c
3
Feb
29%
Feb
5%
May
50c
Feb
98c
Mar
26 % May
15,800
24,700
May
Transit
Jan
Chrysler
Curtis
Co
Corp
new
Power
207
12%
Feb
17%
114%
Jan
126 %
24%
Jan
28 %
46%
45%
46%
1,063
43%
Jan
48 %
Duquesne
11%
9
11%
1,569
May
14%
Jan
13 %
13
13%
+
12 % May
14%
Jan
Electric
Stores
Ma eke
Fund
2.50
2
T
class A
Inc_
Transportation
84.20
89.27
84.31
89.55
168.17
140.89
257.26
94.02
84.42
89.54
Electric
Power
Service
Reading
Co
57
25%
Feb
41%
Feb
52 %
Jan
11
48%
9%
60
10%
Apr
14%
Feb
23%
861-
20%
Apr
29
Feb
22%
22%
106
21%
Feb
24%
21%
22%
796
19% Mar
87
4.
39%
19
Apr
22%
77%
Jan
90
608
*
34%
Jan
41%
32%
Jan
42 %
*12%
Jan
39%
39%
325
35%
Jan
8%
8%
30
*
8%
9
..>v.
.%
11
89.23
89.02
89.25
give
average
effect
7
......
.'
i"
,v.
'ij
v ..
./
;• V-"'
*•.
-
(35 Stocks)
''
Closing
Range for 1962
134.40
High
134.50
—
..
_
Low
Mar 14
144,31
_
-
-L_
134.60
__
Jun
134.84
—
.100.23
27
Range for 1963
High
134.76
135.59
May
3
120.15
_
Low
Jan
3
___
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
SEC
stocks
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
May 10,
1963 for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
index, of
the
for
stock
week
industry groups
com___*
22%
73%
10%
8% Mar
for the current.year.
May 10,'63
Non-Durable Goods
Service
'V
*New High.
'
"
123.2
104.2
+0.2
+i.l
■+'■:
Foreien
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
.
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
and M'iscel.
r-ovf-
P,"iv>d
Bonds
Sales-
May 13——
Wed.
'4,923,430
$5,042,000
$822,000
$5,864,000
May 14_^_____.
Mon.
Tues.
4,748,910
5,557,000
829,000
6,386,000
6,901,000
328,000
6,573,000
May 15
5,656,530
Thurs.
May 16
"5.640,510
5,517,000
391,000
5,908,000
Fri.
May 17
4,406,380
5,118,000
456,000
5,574,000
Total
25,375,760
$30,633,000
$2,826,000
$27,807,000
Jan. 1 to May
Week Ended May 17
1963
Stocks—Number of Shares
17
1962
1963
,1962
333,949,664
25,375,760
19,566,770 "I 425,061,893
$2,826,000
$1,569,000
36,915,700
27,807,000
Bonds—
U. S.
35,419,000
478,333.000
532,377,400
$30,633,000
$37,988,000
$515,531,700
$563,957,800
>
Government
International
$283,000
Bank—
Foreign
Railroad
and
Industrial
Total
!
———
-.
$31,580,400
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
;
-
5%
Jan
9 %
May
Mon.
May 13
42 % Mar
48%
Jan
Tues.
22 % May -
675
4.147
24
May 14
Apr
Wed.
May 15
73%
551
68%
Jan
75% May
Thurs.
10%
478
7%
10% May
Fri.
4% Apr
-30% Mar
60% Mar
5%
'
Apr
68%
*
38%
39%
406
33%
Jan
41
266
43%
Jan
50%
1,116
16%
Jan
19
57%
58 %
60
50% Mar
60
8%
494
25%
509
Foreign-
Total
•
Bond
Sales
Corporate
Bonds
$447,000
467,000
$2,000
442,000
25,000
384,000
—
1,346,980
553,000
8.000
1,350,345
871,000
5,000
$2,695,000
S40,000
Apr
18%
s
Total
/
Gov't
$2,000
8,000
—
$10,000
386.000
569.000
,
876,000
$2,745,000
Feb
50 %
18
Foreign
6,760,910
■___
Apr 1
49
-
Bonds
$445,000
1,205,400
Jan
36%
v
Bonds
1,471,800
May 17
350
.
Domestic"
1,386,485
May 16___
Apr
371
8
25%
8%
8%
8%
26%
26%
27%
*
37%
36%
38
31
31'
45.
<
No. of
4,147
•
see page
153.5
Shares
9%
23 %
1,784
_1J25
168.4
Stocks
*
(No. of
5%
•
106.4
170.3
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Shares)
67%
39%
121.2
181.7.
.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Apr
35%
49
-
"
-
Feb
46%
8%
168.0
121.9
..
123.2*
'
7%
10
common
:
.
125.8
138.6
+0.1
+0.1
121.1
181.6
168.4*
'
Mining
130.6
—0.4
138.6
121.2*
35 %
5
25%
116.2
Jan
34
1
131.7
Feb
66%
Imorovement—~4~50
+2.4
4%
5%
5
121.1
128.6"
29%
67
18%
135.0
181.7*
;
i.;
and
+0.9
.
138.1
:
Transportation
Finance
+0.7
133.8
131.7*
Goods
Utility
142.7
143.7*
Manufacturing
Trade,
Low
High
Change
135.0*
1
Composite
Durable
-1963-1962-
Percent
143.7
80
>
.73
May 3,'63
1957-59—100
6,665
34%
•
,
36 % May
Apr
•
___
ended
35%
22%
45
10
2.50
1.
6%
6
34%
35%
32%
_1
footnotes,
.
39% May
9% Jan
50
com
89.14
15.00.
17% May
10
new
89.14
89.13
"
■
Apr
430
1.819
Transmission—__IT—3.50
Woodward & Lothrop
composite
89.07
89.08
;
Corporation's distribution of one additional share of stock for each share held.
the divisor for the 30 industrials to 2.914 from 2.988 and that for the 65 stocks
from
Date
Apr
Apr
11,224
:
Light
65-stock
the
89.29
Jan
249
1,520
s
17%
*
Gas
for
89.02
„
Chrysler
Jan
36%
common—
&
and
Bonds
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
*
5
French Lab
Gas
24 i
41%
Co_
For
11%
22%
15%
Universal Marion Corp
Washington
67%
7,836
Jan
34%
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
United Corp
Warner
Apr
73% May
72%
11%
70%
23%
57%
Apr
May
22%
May
•
&
Eastern
Gas
8%
18
312
_25c
Jersey Gas Co
United
1,847
41%
Sun Oil Co
Texas
5,559
11
20%
35%
Paper
Smith Kline
South
50%
19%
49%
10%
16%
10
Electric
stocks
Apr
Jan
41%
common
common
30 industrial
33% May
—*
Ritter Finance class B
Scott
Apr
Jan
87%
common
Public
722.84
for the
::
Feb
30
50%
20%
Co
New
89.25
84.31
40
ties
54% May
21%
19%
___,
Co
Potomac
8%
Jan
50
Electric
89.75
Total
Utili¬
58% May
Apr
6% Mar
46 %
163
86
,"38%
Peoples* Drug Stores Inc
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L I
Photo
Jan
1,383
38%
Water
24%
24%
20 %
Power. & Light
Jan
■55%
__3
1
Apr
55%
*
Gas
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
2,113
22%
Pennsylvania- RR
Phila
33%
51%
115
347
1
16%c
;
Pennsylvania
Perfect
f
7
15%
107
Apr
19% May
,-23%
55%
24
1,791
54%
-_1_1
Corp_t.
&
7,712
7 '/•
7
,_1
:
Inc^——
Chemicals
58%
53%
58
1
10c
—
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
Pen'nsalt
50
33
1
Vending class A_
Madison
19%
33%
10
Dairies
Resistance
Jan
92 %
5
Acceptance Corp common
1
General Motors Corp
1.66%
International
12%
374
10% May
Jan
559
97%
19%
General
Giant .Food Inc
8%
13%
53
Battery,
!
78
13%
53%
Ford Motor Co
Foremost
10%
9
94 %
12%
—1
6.75
,
Storage
Fair
10%
97%
50
J
Light
84.45
93.95
Jan
1
,
93.95
10
Rails
93.93
Feb
13
common
Rails
93.96
Apr
300
1
Light
trials
Grade v
257.68
Apr
4,992
4.33
Co
&
Grade
256.02
Jan
26%
1.80
N
Publishing
80%
Feb
26%
5
Delaware
Food
16%
16%
123% 125 %
68
1,129
26%
Co
of
RR
72%
123%
Budd
Central
Second
Indus¬
.<
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
High
Low
High
71%
*
Co
Apr
31% May
37% Apr
,
10
First
Stocks
ties
;v.'.
Jan
95c
33%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Company
Campbell Soup
Low
72%
10
common
Arundel
Balitmore
*
10
—
;
65
Jan
34
2.30 May
600
3
57c
1
.
Utili¬
May
2.85
23
2,200
1
11%
22
Jan
1.70
Mar
6
Jan
31%
600
90c
1.65 Mar
2.20 Mar
4,200
„
10c
(Un)
17%
200
6%
6%
—
Apr
7% May
800
2.25
8%
Exploration
2
1.20 May
2.25 Apr
600
8,300
i
.
25
10c
Tel
&
20
v,
■
Apr
common
Corporation
Atlantic City Electric
Atlantic Research Corp
Total
'
a255.92
Apr
1.75
Markets Inc
American
Jan
Mar
19%
Par
Alan
31%
140.85
averages
changed
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Acme
794
Jan
54%
Apr
pfd
common..
Jan
Jan
Feb
50c
common
Oil
Jan
25%
141.41
May 17
1.35
__
Equipment
18%
141
-Bonds—
15
Rail¬
May 16___
16%
5
Westates
Jan
485
'
140.45
Fri.
300
31c
Warrants
Victor
the
14.79
Jan
3,500
i.
Williston
4%
16
19%
Jan
32c
Co
Corp
39% May
5 % Mar
167.90
—
The
Jan
1.85
1.50
;
Preferred
Jan
166.31
Thurs.
1.10
95c
18%
Corp
Trlco Oil & Gas Co—
34 %
164.65
May 15
31c
1
A
■
'.I
May 14
1.35
33%c
series
Co
57% Mar
724.34
Wed.
30c
13,000
Jan
a723.01
Tues.
18%
Oil & Gas Co—-
Union
90c
4.200
150/
Jan
Jan
255.72
Mar
35c
1.55 Mar "
600
.3,200
Jan
4%
51%
310
31%
37%
36 %
9%
5
8% May
38
4%
19
36%
•
Apr
580
•
39%
4%
19%
31%
36%
Jan
May
39%
62c
Jan
1.35
—1
Develop—:
1
_10
May
139.90
May
14% May
Feb
Mar
7%
.1-1
Co__—
39
6.25
100
4% " 4%
55% '56%
5
35
Stocks
May 13
25c
(Un)-
8%
4%
56 %
—5
20
-
Mon.
15c
Jan
3%
8%
1
Aerica_
Jan
35c
6,000
57
16
a
2.45 May
39
Apr
Western————————25c:
Oil Co
1
Terex
4,100
66c
—
Gas
53c
45c
Ranch
Cal
49c
3%
50
719.84
Jan
Jan
2,800
Rhodes
Southern
35
Jan
55%
39%
164.60
Apr
2.15
57
39%
Jan
Jan
21%
10,000
Reserve
Rice
1.00
Jan
90c
common
Pacific Oil & Gas
Mar
26%
3%
27
75c
1,200
723.30
Jan
18%
50c
650
73c
—10
37 % May
50c
25%
' 75c.
Apr
9
34% Mar
91c
Jan
23% Mar
37%
65c
roads
10
Jan
85c
.■
31%
160
35%
25%
75c
trials
Apr
2.35
68c
Co. Inc_.
Petroleum
Nordon
34%
Jan
4
89c
—
Co
Jan
'Feb
1.75 Mar
70c
;
Frank
&
Merchants
37
12%
,
Co
26 %
28
2,300
2.300
300
27-000
200
1.70
97c
222
*
35%
25%
57 % May
—
—50c
Salt
Leslie
Jan
25
600
1-700
7,600
1.65
90c
45 % May
•
Indus¬
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
10c
—1
-50c
Jan
10
to
„
14%
31%
-
30
This
2,300
12%
75
the
are
Feb
Callfornia_l
1
Calif
Oil
Jade
M
of
Co
Humor
Imperial
,
of
15% May
34
—
45%
Apr
9
50c
—-1
Exploration Co of
Brewing Co
-
Goebel
Holly
Co
Ltd A
Co
44%
7%
Apr
2.45
37
20c
32%
44%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.35
36%
18c
—
33% May
9
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
to
21%
Jan
lo
Jan
42 % May
31%
High
20%
—
2
10
25c
Corp
Oil
Exeter
33%
;
Co___
Capwell
Ltd
Emporium
75c
10
.
1-85
5%
—*
5.50
Ltd
Co
Cooke
&
Cypress
Good
&
Co
Buttes
57%
33%
--1
•
Inc
Jan
31
8%
Jan
Apr
42%
32
Sales
for Week
Shares
26 % 26%
57 57%
32% 33%
1.75
1.85
4%
5%
75c
75c
—
5
Inc
Stores
Industries
Buckner
25
*
pfd (Un)
Corp
9%
45
common
17 % May
r
other Exchanges.
American
Jan
33%
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Elec Corp
■.
May
Low
8
33%
5
price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
of Prices
Apr
785
33%
Corp
15—1—IIII
Par
29%
10
Pittsburgh
13———„—
Week's
Range
27
Supply
May
Last
Sale Price
174
1
Mountain
May
May
Friday
29%
1
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
STOCKS
29 %
Refractories—
Co
May
LISTED
Apr
Apr
29%
_8.50
—
—
33%
84 % May
.54
75
•.
38 %
27% Mar
v
40% May
Jan
'51%
5%
39%
37 t. '
33% Mai-
Pittsburgh—5
.
(Joseph)
McKinney Mfg
Fuel
High
67
161
37%
Jan
15% ,;i7%
84
Walker
Home
Jan. 1, 1963
Low
May
83%
--
Apr
112
35%
-I
16%
Jan
40%
83%
49%
49
Apr
69% Apr
18% May
.
.
,
Jan
33 %
16%
p
■
Jan
71%
101
3,800
40%
Harbison
Range Since
High
32
Rockwell-Standard Com
"
•
Gas
Shares
5
Co of
Co
Co
Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
43%
Jan
68 %
18 %
Light
for Week
36%
31%
10
34% Apr
Jan
66%
Duquesne
Equitable
36%
10
^
Feb
8
May
24%
Apr
Apr
33% Mar
28 % May
42 %
■-
112
1
5
Corp
Radio
32 % May
Feb
15%
2
6.25
*
Machine.
American
Jan
61%
6
42 A
%
1
•
(Un)
Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
World
Publishing Co——:
Bancorporation
Western
25%
33%
1
Jan
13
1,300
1,200
2,900
64%
-~
.
15
7,300
32 %
65%
57%
31
•
May
64%
;p
,
Apr
31%
58/4
64%
2.50
1
Westinghoure
Zenith
58%
900
*
*
-*
10
---4
Products
(Un)
Co
Yates
2.200
16%
(Un)
Match Corp—
Corp
Upjohn
Duquesne Brewing
66%
56%
12 \
3.50
(Un)
Pacific RR
Steel
Columbia Gas System
65%
55%
---25
Union Carbide Corp.
S
46% May
Low
1
Blaw-Knox Co
b67/8
-J
Transmission
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)_.
208 So La Salle St Corp
Union
43% May
35% Mar
1
Eastern
United
9% May
Jan
3,400
13/2
32 /a
(Un)
Texaco Inc
U
Jan
45%
6.25
25
7
5
D X L Oil
& Company
Texas
8%
34%
43%
---
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
400
1,400
9
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
9'/4
43%
8%
--
Sunray
Swift
89% May
Jan
45 A
50c
(Un)
of California
of Indiana
of N J (Un).
Standard Oil
"Standard Oil
Jan
8%
600
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Apr
^2/8
--
.
Oil
Standard
74%
2,700
8%
80
STOCKS
LISTED
42%
5
Inc
Spiegel
89%
8%
Jan
15
Oil (Un)
(Un)
Southern Pacific Co
Sperry Rand Corp
85%
aos/
-5
;r
Co
Southern
59
460
80
Friday
Hign
i-,UU
\
•:
Sinclair
Socony Mobil
Range Since Jan. 1, 15)63
High
78
89 /4
8%
,
Oil Co
Oil Corp
Shell
Shares
78%
3
1
Sheaffer
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
for Week
Low
\
—
Roebuck & Co
—
(W A) Pen Co class A
Sears
Range
of Prices
Par
Corp
Schwitzer
Sales
Week's
s
sale-price
50
,*
8
Apr
May
Week Ended May 17
1963
Stocks—Number of Shares
8%
Apr
Jan
27%
Apr
Domestic
8%
Feb
Foreign
Foreign
9
Jan
382
25% Mar
29%
Jan
3,346
33% Mar
38
100
29% Mar
32 %
Government
_II
127,350,586
10,000
$1,402,000
16.000
25,000
$29,325,000
1,202.000
130,000
$25,865,000
653,000
626,000
$2/745,000
$1,443,000
$30,657,000
$27,14+,000
'
II__II__
Corporate
Total
107,100,702
«
May
Apr
Jan. 1 to May 17
1962
1963
5,510,580
$2,695,000
Bonds—
Jan
21%
1962
6,760,345
%
.
40,000
Number 6265
197
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
(2081)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
*
——25
Paper
preferred
4% r!o
44 %
*
*
&
Ai .minium
Ltd
Aluminum
Co
of
Argus
Corp
$2.50
Ltd
class
$2.70
class
B
A
Class C
270
24% Mar
25
53 %
54%
2,630
43%
Jan
28%
29%
9,586
22
Jan
preferred
Asbestos
Corp
Sugar common
5 '7c
preferred
Bailey Selburn 5%% pfd-
23%
100
49%
50%
1,135
a53
a53
5
52
45%
45%
118
42
Jan
55
55
52%
Jan
55
12
2,945
Jan
12 %
53
53
a52%
a52%
a53
53%
53 %
Class
preferred
25% '
68%
69%
69
10
75%
Feb
2.70 Mar
4,563
Feb
79
Jan
53
18 %
17%
18 %
500
16%
Jan
18%
pfd
note
1,250
53%
54
90
Jan
53
53%
197
52%
51
Feb
Jan
51
Apr
54
54
3.70
59
59
25
29 %
8,515
27% May
12'% Jan
4.15
2.75
Jan
53'%
17,005
Feb
*
18%
18%
1,715
21%
20%
22
15,127
19%
Feb
13 %
13%
200
12
Jan
14 %
19%
18%
19%
425
17'%
Jan
19%
28
28%
455
21%
Feb
31
6.35
6.60
7,650
6.50
8.75
28%
47% Mar
49
a97% a97 %
5
95
98
*
200
16%
Jan
19
May
75
26 %
Feb
28
May
63 % Apr
28% Jan
26
common
531/2
53%
'54
300
48 %
84%
10%
Ltd
87
2,210
78%
Feb
11
300
10
Jan
11%
Apr
11%
12
575
9%
Feb
13%
Apr
14%
Jan
17
•
com
_.*
17
16%
17
2.750
*
17
17
20
22
—
A
-
;
.
17%
1,934
22
22
100
a25
25
a25
5
Canada Cement
$1.30
&
175
7%
Jan
7%
9
1,900
7%
Apr
9
8%
9%
4,350
7%
Apr
9%
&
Paper
Co "A"__2.50
23
Corp Ltd
Tel
&
Ltd
;;
25
24%
14,278
26
26
26
22%
22%
22%
13%
14%
6%
par tic
class A
pfd
108%
class
A
30%
•
13'%
—5
54%
Chemical
13%
98%
>
5
com—
30%*
16
rights—
a 1.64
a
Canada
Iron
414%
Dominion
Sugar
Foundries
Co
Ltd
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
Canadian
$2.20
class
Bronze
5%
Canner
Canadian
Celanese
series
11%
pfd__
Co
Ltd
class
580
8'% Mar
Morse
Reed
May
Reitman's Canada Ltd
66%
492
36.
Jan
37%
1.466
35% Jan
66% May
38 % Jan
21
22
11%
21,330
3.50
3.50
100
—^
a4.10
25
9
9
100
7%
a4.50
a4.50
50
4.00
....
6%
7%
67%
68
5,138
16%
16%
16%
2,805
82
83
48'%
Jan
4.00
Jari
11%
11%
11%
4,627
19%
7%
19%
8.20
8.20
11%
11%
a5%
•
a4.50
a6.00
*
Smelting
7%
26%
—_—__*
___
Jan
Jan
22
9.25
12%
7%
26%
1,500
4,25
Jan
13,145
22%
Jan
6%
100
4.50
45
1,080
___*
39
Jan
17%
Jan
6
6%
1,975
6
May
■8c
11c
4,695
8c
May
11c
Foncier
Franco-Canadian.
Zellerbach class A
15%
161/4
300
al51% al51%
25%
26%'
13%
13%
13%
*
.
2
—
2
132
Jan
900
22
Jan
Ltd
1,625
12
Jan
650
26
_•*
Mines
Distillers
l
—
13% Mar
16% May
152% May
26% May
15%
Apr
Dominion
6%
Glass
preferred
&
Steel
&
Dominion
Stores
Dominino
Tar
17
Feb
23% May
250
5
Jan
19'
21
18%
Jan
66%
67%
3.083
61
Jan
21% May
67% Apr
17% 17%
6,975
17% May
67%
18 Va
18%
525
7
7
7'/a
300
14%
141/4
16
15%
16
19%
19%
■19%
common—
1
Coal
,
.*
Redeemable preferred
;
L
23%
,
Dominion Textile common
7%
preferred
:
*
_
Ltd
of
7%%
preferred
Dupuis Freres class
Eddy
•
com
50
A
Corp
Enamel & Heating Prods class
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Fleetwood Corp
Foundation
Fraser
■
—
9%
of
Co
Ltd
French
•
Andy
preferred
.
Oil
Howard
For
1,735
Feb
147
48
48
250
46
Apr
48
7%
8%
14,420
105
113
662
a36% a36%
1
8%
113
*
48%
1,750
:
Jan
35%
Jan
44%
Jan
14%
_*
Apr
9%
Jan
10
600
a95
10
14%
10% May
1.65
Feb
Apr
8% May
113
May
36% Mar
49% May
7% Apr
121/4
Feb
12 %
Feb
Mar
95
Apr
12% Mar
15
May
9%
Jan
93
'1
a89
.
15
3,881
9%
10
4,975
9
Jan
10
Feb
all
10
__*
6%
665
10
__
184
11%
a95
*
7%
11
11
——100
.*
_
Jan
64
7%
*
■
49%
4.85
Apr
all
5
11
Jan
11 %
Jan
Jf89
35
86%
Jan
89% May
7%
Jan
a87 '/a
•
8
8
125
79
80
3,667
18%
18%
10%
10%
5,420
27c
38c
199,047
a29.85 a29.90
_^10
190
79%
•
A
■____*
27c
pfd
9
Apr
Ltd
5%%
Williams
Ltd
of
Canada
;
*
preferred
Southern
Standard
Structural
Steel
of
Steinbergs class A
.
Canada
Co
Texaco
Canada
Traders
Trans
Canada
Steel
Oil
&
Class
Jan
6.50
6.65
500
19
13,214
25
26
515
125 % 125 %
8%
Pac
26%
Jan
125 % May
9
Jan
,
Apr
32%
33
.34%
Apr
al6
70
14% Mar
16%
Apr
33
34
1,038
31%
Apr
36%
Feb
56
56
33
50%
Jan
56% Mar
11
755
9%
Jan
11%
29%
1,249
—
10%
20%
20%
21%
18,162
18%
Feb
21% May
23
23%
930
19%
Feb
23
May
51
May
51
Feb
49
51
450
43
65%
65%
500
59%
Feb
66 % May
13%
13%
14
5,720
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
Feb
Mar
11%
6,190
9%
Jan
11%
28%
13,881
21%
Jan
—*
14"%
14%
14%
9,305
14%
Feb
28% May
15% Mar
*
Line
11
12%
12%
12%
*
a5%
a5%
13%
900
58%
58%
59%
1.55
1.60
4,535
1,000
15%
15%
15%
350
14%
15
1,255
19%
19%
175
20
19%
20
22%
40
50
50
Worts
*
1
*
.*
Oil
Crude
5
class A
*
*
*
common
preferred
11% May
100
13%
B
Ltd
Feb
Feb
26%
*
&
Mar
7%
May
11%
common
Prod
(Geo)
24
125
1,375
Feb
6.65 May
19
28%
Co
Trans
.
30
8%
Jan
Jan
1
Pipe
&
5.40
13%
28 %
*
Knapp (Canada) Ltd—
4 % r/c
26
30% Mar
al6
*
Voting trust
Zellers
1,150
—*
Wtestcoast
Weston
27%
10
A
Corp
Gooderliam
Western
47.35 May
33
._*
Bank
Elevator
Steel
Webb
45% May
Jan
*
Z
Ltd
Walker
Jan
45%
*
1
class
Mountain
Turnbull
Jan
44
*
-
Corp Fund
Pipeline
Trans
United
29
33
*
Ltd
Finance
Canada
Viau
5
1
Toronto-Dominion
Apr
'
Power.
Canada.
30%
500
—
,*
—
Jan
Apr
7,945
—10
—
Jan
Apr
11%
a23
26
'
—
6%
Co
28%
19%
55c
48.75
17%
125 %
*
Southam
Jan.
May '
47.35
19
100
com
—
9%
27%
^_*
common
r Feb
14
27c
45.65
pfd—20
"A"__
615
81% May
47.35
45.65
_50
preferred
Inc
a23
72% Mar
40%
50
100
•
Mar
5
11%
Apr
1.55 May
55%
Feb
13
Mar
14%
Jan
6%
Jan
13% May
2.05
Feb
59% May
15% May
13
Mar
15'/2
Apr
17
Apr
191/4
Apr
7,435
16%
Jan
21%
23
1,450
20
Jan
23
May
40%
480
33
Jan
40
% May
450
48
Feb
50
May
Jan
25 '/2 May
21%
Jan
50
Jan
36%
Jan
44% Mar
25
80
Jan
83.
4,875
9
Jan
.
•
50
50
206
42
42% '
2,173
82
82.
9%
9%
50 %
.
Jah
Canadian Stock
Prices
Jan
Shown
Are
9% May.
38
25
32%
55%
55%
60
46% Mar
7'%
162
6%
Feb
Feb
38%
Last
Apr
17%
21% May
21%
Jan
25
Feb
9%
May
Apr
Alpha
—.——
Radio
Aracon
—
Electronics
4.00
—
*
9%
1,755
9% Mar
11
29
2,470
25%
Jan
29
,6%
6%
200
5%
Apr
6'%
Jan
Alscope
Consolidated Ltd
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines
2.95
3.00
400
2.85
Jan
3.75
Feb
Alsof
ClasS
14C
140
—
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
15c
High
lie
Jan
23c
•3.25
5,250
Feb
5.00 May
Mar
Ltd—
*
Common
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Low
.
Canadian
of Prices
Sale Price
Ajax Minerals
Exchange
Range
Par
7% May
64%
in
Week's
Friday
Apr
56
265
9%
41% May
Feb
Apr
,
22%
10
103.80
100
Can Inv
103% 103.80
265
100
104
107
__
*
Corp.
;
107
23
27%
■
l
._
common.
28
870
a76% a76 %
50
12
11%
,11%
484
a88
1
•'
a88
5
12
12
20
Jan
Jan
Apr
4.50
325
4
Jan
7
May
45c
32c
45c
12,331
19c
Mar
45c
May
LtdZZl
5%c
5%c
5%c
2.000
5c
Mar
7%c
1
36c
30c
47c
117.300
30c
May
85c
__1
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining.
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
2.10
2.10
2.17
3.500
38
38
75
A
6%
103.80 May
107
Ltd
Mines
Arno
Mines
27 % Mar
30%
Feb
Atlas
Telefilms
64%
74%
Apr
Augustus
Jan
8'% Mar
May
12
May
84%
Jan
88
Apr
1.120
10
Jan
12
Mar
5.267
16
Jan
20
_____
Ltd-
*
.
6%
Int
■
6%
3,553
...
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd
15
15
175
14%
Feb
Apr
19% Mar
5.00
5.00
1.260
3.00
Jan
7.00 Mar
Beauce
3.10
Ltd 5% pfd
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd—.
Black River Mining Ltd
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc
(Canada)
Gold
corn.*
5
ioo
$2.00
footnotes,
■
39c
7'%
7
28 %
28
,
51c
7%
28%
150
•
660
8.195
*
pfd
see page
50
45.
4.65
18
21%
22
600
14
13%
14%
2,805
14
14%
550
45
31c
21
22
44
2.20 May
4.500
14
A
Paper
51c
______
Ltd
Mines
2.35
480
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
51c
Apr
May
7% May
May
29
22
May
Warrants
Jan
14'/a May
Bluewater
14% May
Bornite
45
Bruneau
May.
8,768
28c
'• •-.-»■
48c
52c
3,500
30c
12
12
100
10c
10c
500
-
J:
Oil
12
•'
■
.
1
__1
_1
^
Jan
1
—
Mining-
Stores
12
Jan
18,450
32c
1
—j
Bayt Mining Co
Placer
11%
43
Mines Ltd
Band-Ore .Gold
Belgium
1,100
2.95
30c
_20
6%e
4c
4c
s
——'
Z'
—
Mines
Gas
Corp
Ltd
_
^
1,000
16 %
120
Apr
7c
Jan
3.30
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
Jan
9c
6c
■
Apr
46c
1.70
12
12p
8%c
Jan
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
4c
*
Jan
5c
Jap
16c
Jan
30c
Aur
16% May
16 %c Jan
16% May
18c
19c
.11,500
28c
Apr
1
9c
9c
9 %C
5.200
8%c
Apr
12c
Jan
1
19%
19
19 %
2,320
14'/2
Jan
19% Mar
7.35
7.35
18c
20c
>•:
600
ZZZZ.Ii
1
4.75
Jan
8.00 Mar
3,500
10c
Jan
20c
10c
10c 12 %c
12,500
10c
May
19c
Jan
21c
20c
11.000
20c
May
27c
Jan.
;
____,
Feb
40 %
9.20 Mar
2,000
*
Ltd
2.50
5,200
23c
16%
—
!____—
&
Copper
7C
4'%c
23c
-
Feb
2.60
Mar
2c
4c
2.70
cl B—*
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Baker
Talc Ltd—
Bateman
32
4c
*
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.86
2.95
.
19%
2.35
„
■
32c
_
Ltd
20
common.—_____*
•"
■
Exploration
5.00
___i
...
Smith
25%
145
Apr
22%
100
Paper.—.
Co common
class
10
May
23%
Jan
___100
&
B
147
Feb
8%
1.50
20 % Mar
Jan
_
Class
Jap
51
——1%
Rights
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Holt, Renfrew
Home
Mar
16%
4,764
.
—
Wares
Farms
21%
2,860
Warrants
Hardee
Apr
100
7,647
May
63%
*
preferred
Lakes
16
20
21%
—
Handy
Feb
Apr
63
Co—-
Motors
Great
13%
23
35
£
28%
preferred
5%% preferred
General Dynamics
Britain
15 %
Jan
Apr
20%
1
5%
5%
Feb
7%
63%
—
Great
20
Jan
10%
15
200
4,097
■
Power
Steel
Feb
Feb
21 '/4
Canada.
Petroleum
General
20%
*
(A J)
General
May
ZZ*
__
Gatineau
6%
38
__
*
Ltd
Cos
.18
Apr
7%
1
A
24 %
11%
3,775
15,335
9,736
19% '
147
.
1.50
40%
,
STOCKS
*
Electrolux
Freiman
42%
•
Match
'
'
.
*
Canada
19%
—'
31/3
Brewery
Pont
14%
23
19%
..100
...
—
Du
.
173/l
200
cbm____—*
Chemical
Dow
4,115
13%
21V4
lo
Ltd
Bros
Jan
21%
13%
«
Ltd
Steel
Donohue
47%
20%
*
*
Lime
Dominion
&
52%
20%
*
...
___.
Dominion
.
51%
12% May
52% Apr
*
com
common.
51%
1,300
4,841
25
...
.
Foundries
Dominion
7%
preferred
Corsets
Dominion
12%
2
■
Bridge
Coal
12%
10
1
—
May
1.50
100
,
Jan
Jan
31
39%
50
^
15% May
10%
10
Canada
Simpsons
May
*
Seagrams
Dominion
Dominion
12%
pfd_
common.........
Trans
Denison
26,060
11% Mar
39%
*
-—6.65
of
Sogemines
Apr
7% Mar
16%
*
7%
7% May
.
Oil
Sicard
27%
Jan
6
.
—:
Ltd
18'%
10%
*
—
Cement class
4'%%
B
Sherwin
Jan
.45 >
Jan
18% May
8'% Jan
18%
26 % Mar
Warrants
Apr
44%
18%
600
100
Investments
Shell
Feb
6%
Feb
8c
Credit! commbrf.
Shell
Apr
Jan
5%
128
28%
—:
Foods
Series
Jan
8%
7% May
11% Mar
425
■
4.95
Jan
7 90
5,700
►
28%
Shawinigan Water & Power com—,—..*
i
Class A
:
*
Series A 4%
pfd_ ^
-50
30% May
11%
7%
26%
45
A____*
——
8.40
,
28%
Shawinigan Industries rights.
18'%
-
38 %
Salada
Jan
6%
*
*
:
1,050
23%
Apr
preferred
St Lawrence
May
10%
335
■7
8
Jan
27
Royal Bank of .Canada
15% May
48 % May
Jan
24%
Ltd_.
&
International
42
200
22,501
*
Co
Jan
4.35
:_*
20%
245
82
Feb
30%
_*
4,180
29%
69% May
16% Apr
Feb
May
30
_
23%
28%
*
-
•
Jan
12%
4,010
22%
29%
—
;
__
Apr
7%
4.25
*
Mining
42,853
13% May
20% May
—
4%%
4.50
30%
Textile
L)
47'%
,1
13%
82
Jan
Jan
Rolland Paper class A_
Class B
Co
Jan
14
pfd
Rothmans
Peb
25
—
Rights
15%
61'%
__——;
Feb
Mar
preferred—10
Ltd
Cellulose
Corbys class
13%
48%
50
...
J)_
Glass
15%
6
9
20%
37% May
27% Mar
12%
common
Mar
4.50
Jan
A
Apr
Feb
1,500
class A
Reynolds Aluminium
Rio
Algom Mines
11% May
3.50 Apr
4.10 Mar
5,375
68
*
com
Railway
Consolidated
Apr
a4.10
Vickers
(B
Apr
Feb
A—50
*
Power
______
Petrofina
8 %
3.50
Class
Apr
1.60
31%
9,951
common...
May
14
*
class
Telephone
95
Jan
30
6,801.
4,350
■
.
17,786
*
E)
Jan
1.75
Mar
15%
—
Jan
(Albert
Apr
16%
15
13 7/o
common
Jan
14
Jan
55
20%
common
12
10%
11%
Natural Gas
Quebec
100
14%
..20c
Ltd
6%
preferred
Quebec Power
May
25
Feb
Jan
13%
1
92
100
-.20
Quebec
55
88
45%
19%
Transport 5%
11% May
55% May
10"% May
Jan
12
761
—
—
100
22
pfd
Provincial
14%
875
,
15'%
23'%
Ores
Co
Mar
13%
Corp of Canada&
Jan
May-
35
*
Development
Iron
7
31
__1
;
common
Bros
Apr
Jan
—-—:
150
95
22
common—
Consolidated
Crush
10%
37%
Development
Credit
Feb
66%
common—*
A
Wire Cloth Ltd
Del Rio Oils Ltd
Grown
Feb
51 %
9% May
51% Mar
82
Pacific
(R
10%
130
310
95
■
Coronation
35,917
54%
25
:
International
Consumers
11%
64
*
Preferred
Crain
11
44,285
14
Canadian Marconi Co__________
P
Price
14
Industries
K
Premium
Jan
*
,
Fairbanks
Columbia
Apr
13%
—*
Canadian
Coghlin
58
Apr
Apr
H
10%
Husky
common
1
Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
C
Feb
13
a54% a54%
_^_100
_
A
B
Capital
51
25
al3
9%
Canadian
Central
5,700
57%
al3
8%
;
Canadian
Power
56 %
________
Canadian
Placer
Apr
54
common.^..
Chemical
Canadian
May
88
9%
common.*
pfd_
class
Canadian Converters
Preferred
87 %
Jan
Penmans
May-
common
Products
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
56 %
a54%
Steel
69%
5
& PowerMills common..!
Flour
84
975
a88
•
29% May
25
May
Light
Petroleum
Jan
87%
;
Ogilvie
20%
a88
series
Canadian
4,320
25
$1.75
$1.00
Class
700
24%
87 %
*
common.
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
29%
24
preferred-^
Aluminum
Canadian
26'% Mar
29%
24%
_______-50
B
British
Class B
Pacific
.__*
Canadian
Canadian
Ontario
30
12.50
preferred
$2.65
24% May
39% Apr
Jan
*
Electronics
Breweries
_____*
Jan
Jan
May
14
Jan
Feb
2,975.,
26
27
*
Aviation
25%
20%
100
Malting
Canadian
25%
29
;_10
common
preferred
Canada
*
570
May
..
36%
1,969
5%
109
Jan
9%
27%
1.64
35%
Apr
Mar
105
'
Ltd
36%
25,140
30
May
May-
14%
28%
al6
13%
*
23%
26
23
Jan
125
55
a
May
1,596
a
99%
53%
.
99 %
*
:
;
30%
Feb
12%
175
30%
•
;
;_____*
'
Jan
24% May26'% Apr
20% Mar
4,175
6%
23
Jan
26
30
13%
29%
*
;
109
13
6%
13%
10
Jan
18%
21,631
,
Apr
16%
3,854
14%
Jan
May-
20
.25
10
100
Co
1,650
__*
common
Ltd
23
a25
24%
24%'
*
common—
Tel—
23
a25
__2,50
Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Scotia
39 %
a__
7%
Noranda Mines Ltd—
39
May
8%
Trust
29 %
Jan
22
7%
Drug &
23%
Apr
18%
r
Feb
1
a._
May
8%
National
30
Mar
87
8%
Trust
39%
20
16
20%
54% May
>v;
*
Corp
*
common
preferred
Canada
Jan
*x
A
Locomotive
23%
Feb
86%
class
B
*
73%
34% Apr
26% May
May
—5
—10
Nova
Calgary Power
9.789,
.—25
-
class
Feb
19
28
5,934
Service
Jan
18
3,440
-
Jan
May
28
70%
National
Feb
J*'.
6%
Apr
26%
Breweries
Moore
.■
34%
Montreal
18% May
Jan
6.35 May
Jan
24% Mar
50
26
(Robt)
Class
Feb
5
5'%
16.950
49
33%
Montreal
"
Gold
225
28
49
69%
Power
Co
Molson
Feb
28
6%
27
27%
Apr
May
*
B
May
*
__
Miron
23 %
13%
*
A
18%
1
6%
B
Mitchell
Jan
*
__
16
34%
Massey-Ferguson
5%% preferred
May
30%
Apr
Ltd——
Cos
Maritime
4.65 Mar
60
45% May
13%
Canada
(John)
Bros
Mailman
Jan
28%
40% Mar
8.516
69%
Financial
MacMillan
Jan
Feb
8.316
15%
25
preferred
Class
57% May
51% Feb
50%
45%
15%
2.6%
preferred
Maclaren
Jan.
May
50
3.95
*
Products
56,076
51
28%
*
Co
.'450
57%
52 %
________*
Power
Products
54
52
57
50
Light & Power.
Forest
52
50%
50
_____
class
57%
50
Ltd
Class
Feb
52
25
i
___
44%
15%
7.60
Public
Loblaw
Apr
:
of
common
Lewis
Apr
48
14%
45%
Corp new common_2.50
$1.25
Jan
70%
.
6% pfd
Paper
$1.40
May
3.50
59 % May
Jan
10
Powders
Nickel
Labatt
25% May
70
76%
1,038
Company
Bulolo
Jan
63
Jan
11%
100
___
Feb
69% Mar
50%
3.535
50
$2.00
preferred
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
Jan
102
2,682
Bank
Building
19
Jan
23%
3.465
1,303
3.50
Jan
52
Oil—:
Ltd
101'%
78%
American
Mills
17
5
100
76
■75%
3.40
77 %
1,075
2,062
14'/a
preferred
Utils
High
58%
13%
■
International
Laurentide
Low
57%
•
Bronze
Jamaica
Range Since Jan.1,1903
High
13%
—
International
Jan
51%
American
Bruck
29%
51%
British
Columbia
Apr
78 V4
British
Columbia
23%
*
5%%
Brown
9,055
10
—
Traction
British
27%
alOl
*
British
Feb
Jan
18
A
Mersey
50%
Cement
Internat'l
May
26%
27%
10
Telephone
:
;
5%
preferred
5%%.
53
Jan
7%
25
Bowater
Brazilian
50 %
Paper common-—*
&
Bowaters
50% Mar
160
1,980
25%
Banque Provinciale (Canada)-
Bell
Mar
9%
alOl
Banque Canadian National
Power
Internat'l
54
9%
3.45
Bathurst
Inland
50% May
53% May
9% May
*
100
Bank of Nova Scotia
Feb
May
Low
57%
Ltd
preferred
23% May
Shares
*
preferred
Jan
May
May
53% May
9
100
53%
.i
46%
60
53%
18
!
Bank of Montreal
$2.25
$4.50
45% May
25
12
22
Oil
for Week
£1
Co__
__
Feb
23%
Mining-
Bay
Sales
Range
of Prices
h
'
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
5
6% preferred
4.68%
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
*
Apr
50%
*
__
46
23%
*
Atlantic
Feb
Bay
Imperial
55% May
29% May
40%
Par
'
Hudson's
High
6,080
25
50
preferred
A
Low
45
50
50
preferred
preferred
class
High
44
*
$2.60
Range Since Jan.1, 1963
29
4%
common
Shares
53%
pfd—25
4 % 7c
preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4 % % pfd—50
$2.90 preferred
50
Canada
:;i
Hudson
25
common
Algoma Steel
Sales
of Trices
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Low
Par
Power
•
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi
Canadian
Week's
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended May 1 7)
Exchange
in
41
21c
May
42
(2082)
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 20, 1963
i
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
227/a
22%
3c
3c
Canadian Dredge
4.30
&
Power
1.000
Jan
3.85
9
5.000
7.00
4.25
-
1.500
8%
8%
600
7%
752
9"A
17c
11c
2.900
Ltd
1
6%c
6 J/2c
6 %c
500
Explorations Ltd
Corp Ltd
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
1
*
1
7%c
7%c
7%c
4,000
4%c
12
12
12
3.100
10
Cessland
*
2.10
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chiboug, Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
1
1
1
12c
Cleveland
Corp—
1
Commodore Business Mach
(Can) Ltd_*
Jan
Mines
Carbec
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Ltd
Corp
Copper
Coniagas Mines Ltd—
Div
Consolidated
Mogador Mines Ltd
New Pacific Ltd
Consolidated
Standard
Consolidated
Paper
Consolidated
Textile
Sec
Ltd
Com
Mills
Credit
Provost
&
M-G
David
Denault
Limitee
Dominion
class
Explorers
"A"
Fab
5.500
4c
500
a20
3
19c
625
20c
41%
Jan
19C
12 J/2
Minerals
Metal Mines
Inc
15c
Van
Feb
4.70
Apr
Westburne
May
Apr
Apr
25c
Jan
York
20
30c
Feb
Jan
12J% Mar
Mar
Jan
16
33c
33c
14.500
22 %c
Jan
27c
II.000
10c
Mar
28
28%
2.165
Feb
10
10
100
8%
Apr
27c
30c
3.500
25J/2c
Apr
68c
18c
20c
7.000
16c
Jan
25c
2.35
2.35
%00
1.92
1.10
1.12
2.300
1.00
3c
3c
3.500
3c
Feb
Jan
1.17
Feb
14c
46.500
8c
Mar
16c
13c
15c
28.200
10c
Jan
23c
May
a8%
775
1
2%c
2 */2c
3C
6.500
2c
Feb
3c
1
32c
32c
34c
1.000
32c
May
40c
3J/2c Jan
6c
Mar
Reliance
Fox
Lake
Fundy
Glen Lake Silver
Golden
Foods
Gui-Por
Hubbard
of
Co
3.70
1.68
700
7c
2,500
Ltd
class
A
pfd
*
&
Ltd
class
A
(Alfred)
class
Malartic Hygrade
Mines
Matachewan
Ltd
Co
M)__
Distilleries
Mining
Ltd
Ltd
Royal
Dairies
Royal
Rice
35.625
1.20
1.35
3,850
1.20 May
Co
North
American
North
American
Rare
20
20%'
i.480
18
Jan
301/4 May.
10
900
Jan
11
Bank
8%
2.650
8
5.000
3c
3c
21%
50c
40c
1
Peace
River
Permo
Gas
Phoenix
Pitt
Oil
Gold
14c
15c
7.500
14c
52
52%
1.750
44 J/4
30c
24c
30c
39,500
Regent
Silver
Silver
Town
..61c
66c
9.600
50c
Apr
66c
14c,
Jan
22o
20c
18c
22c
14.600
2.00
3.40
84.536
33c
24c
34c
28.900
7.500
12c
10c
13c
•
54 c
50c
54c
8%
Sobey's Stores
Soca
South
Ltee
class
—
Dufault
12
1.10
A
Standard
Supertest
Gold
6c
Tank
12
1,957
46%
1.35
500
1.30
Jan
16
16%
1,100
11%
12 Vs
9%
9%
52%
,52%
7%
♦
12%
•
51 J/4
51%
530
al7c
a20c
1.550
Jan
15c
2.20
3.40
31c
18c
2.20
3.50
V 8c
10c
10%
12 % May
10.535
7%
Jan
9% May
295
.50%
Feb
53%
53%
1,370
50
Feb
8
1.450
7
Feb
53% May
8% Jan
2.70
48J/2
19c
13c
.7.500
57c
/
210
11%
555
20
.6.405
16%
Jan
23%
25
750
22%
Jan
25
102
May
102
25
Jan
103
Jan
37.60
37.60
Jan
45
Alar
4.75
4.95
820
55c
27,100
68%
69%
75%
75%
3.35
3.50
2.70
3.00
500
.
256
Jan
Burns
May
Ltd
class
Feb
1.000
1.90
Apr
3.00
Jan
12.500
31c
ii,100
5c
9%
9
100
2,85
30c
67c
1.60
18,725
500
.
30c
Jan
Canada
2.20 May
3.50 Mar
Jan
9,281
46c
6C
Canada
Packers
Class
$
11.
10J/2
2,500
4c.
1,300
49
20c
20c
20c
3.00
3.00
A_„
4.200
4c
4c
2.45
2.45
2.45
26c
l
27c
3.00
30c*
.3.20
1,436
1.05
1.600
95c
500
45c
3.10
1
99c
\
45c
45c<
10J/2
10%
13J/2c 13 %c
27c
2.95
10
200
-
13c
1.000
6%
67/a
7
664
49c
•
2c
/'/
49c
51c
46.656
6%
,
46c
69c
62c
70c
56.500
35c
31c
30c
40c
35.400
30c
al5.
al4
al5,
lie
8%c
-
55c
120%
70c
120 120%
51c
74c
Apr
Jan
Canners
Celanese
Jan
Canadian
Jan
\
•
class
Curtis
A
262
12
Jan
14
900
21
Feb
31%
7
9%7%
7
100
10
3.844
'7%
210
67c
70c
23%
23%
38%
23%
39 %
1.270
51%
6%
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
7%
42c
Jan
Feb
58
May
97% May
107%
Feb
May
Feb
7% Mar
10 %
Jan
8% Mar
1.15
Jan
9.807
.
20%
Jan
24% May
3.410
29
Jan
40
Ap
29 %
30
109
27
Jan
30
Ma;
28%
30
2.366
-26
Mar
30
Ma;
50
35
44
44
43
230
35
Jan
43
Ma;
24%
2.795
20
Jan
25-
Ma;
87
88%'
Jan
44
Ma;
890
69%
90
Ap
59
60
155
56
Jan
60
Ma
59%
60%
60%
170
55
Jan
60%
Feb
81
79%
79
80
95 Vs
95 Vs
57
56 %
58
1.047
13%
13%
777
2.169
,
75
14
13%
9%
8%
9%
11.280
11%
11
11%
27.686
14%:
1,700
74 %
Ap
Jai
93%
Jan
96%
Fe'
51
Feb
58
Ap
13%
Jai
12% May
11%
8
Jan
Apr
14'%
9
Ap
Ma
10%
Feb
11% M;
1.665
51
Feb
55
Mi
53%
54%
1,495
51% Mar
55
M;
10%
10%
4,780
8% Mar
11
A
54
54%
54
10%
55
2.50
2.60
1,920
1.60 Mar
2.65 Mi
2.40
2.55
900
1.60 Mar
2.70 Mi
*
14
66%
;_*
;
Wright
—3
♦
:.
*
Investment
Securities
Electric
pfd
»
A
9
700
12c
May
23c
Jan
9c
1.5c0
7c
Mar
14 %c
Imperial Bank
19
Apr
Canadian
19
475
19 J% May
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian Hydrocarbon
11%
9
Js
21,343
8%
Feb
11% Mi
34.010
3.00
Feb
4.95 Mi
3.665
6%
Jan
9%
A
2.386
80c
Apr
82c ;
8,600
75c
Jan
1.00
Ji
8%
5.900
7J/s
Apr
8%
Ji
1.335'
7%
Jan
9 Vs M
3.00
Jan
4.75 M;
8"
4.75
'
9
9
4.75
.
4.75
200
95c
A
37%
38
335
35
42%
43%
730
33%
Jan
43% Mi
157/s
42%
•
16%
770
15
Feb
16 %
16%
Jan
20% Mi
20
6%
20
100
7%
27.404
1.10
1.25
5.320
17%
18%
1.270
17%
—10
;
4.95,
Mi
94c '
•
67%
67
—2.50
9%
9%
common—
Gas..
38 %
75c
8%
l
20c
66% Mi
Jan
93c
—
7c
14
Jan
36
8%
81c
-
16c
Jan
36
532
4.25
*
—
Husky,. Oil—
11
1.044
10%
11%
28
class
2.840
66%
37%r
13%
1
;
14
64%
37%
4.90
General
—
Jan
40
24
.
16J/2 Mar.
Feb
29
♦
General
B
Apr
20 %
13%
.25
General
Class
Jan
39
Apr
2.40
—
Warrants
23%
Jan
19%
13%
•
—
B
Canadian
Feb
30%
530
28%
50
common
Canadian
Jan
19%
525
20
Jan
-
Canadian
84c
76.204
39
Jan
*
-
Canadian
120% May
7
22
■
94
♦
com
Feb
Mayr
Jan
18% May
20
100
B
Apr~„
r
Jan
12% May
105
Canadian Dredge Dock—1
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
*
'
30 %
9.165
50
Jan
Class
Jan
16.193
50
Canadian Collieries common.,..
Preferred
Feb
3.15
2.854
Canadian
13
.Jan
Apr
20%
4.65 Mar
58
—
May
51c
18%
Jan
Apr
2.50 May
27% May
107
Jan
42c
Apr
29%
18%
May
Apr
2.50
preferred
Chemical
Warrants
1.00 Mar
May
6 %c
110%
class
warrants
$1.75
64c
28%
5
2.75
97%
warrants
Canadian
16
\
A
B
Canadian
55c
1.217
Class
Jan
7%
100
57
24c
Feb
3.735
17.674
5%
107
45c; May
10% Mar
Feb
May
6
4.15
2.50
5
97%
50
Jan
141/4 May
58.800
Cable
Class
.
50c
81.090
May
10
;
common
Preferred
100
'
~
13c>
6
7.540
3.75
10
preferred—
Class
B
preferred
Canadian British Aluminum
125
~
55c
&
1.10
May
May
12.50
Wire
4.75
Apr
53
•
3.25
Mar
Feb
♦
Permanent
50c
Jan
50%
*
May
6%c Feb,
May
120
Breweries
17c
2.25 Mar
475
1.800
52%
Aviation
Jan
Jan,
Jan
52%
Canadian
3.10
2.45
52% May
Canadian
Jan
10c
Feb
100
\
•
Preferred
Apr
500
50%
Jan
3.75
12.320
120
May
May
24 %c
15c
Apr
Apr
17
5%
51%
•
May
2.25 Mar
15
5
*
•
A-
Safeway Ltd
Feb
16%
Apr
51%
•
class
Steamship Lines
9
Jan
14J/2c Jan
?2.60
16%
9
*
•
common
Canada
500
14c
Foundries
Canada
11
57% May
10% Mar
»
Sugar
Canada
49
37%
Feb
*
May
V5c:
Jan
Jan
53 %
*
-
70c
Jan
Apr
33%
150
♦
9 % May
1.450
*
2.60
*
45
1,100
3.10
15c
4c
,
45
11
Feb
100
B
Canada
53%
321
common_25
Malting
Jan
6c
Apr
Feb
26.656
'
1
3.25 May
3%c Jan
18 %
50%
9%
*
Apr
'
5c i
Jan
510
283
57%
*
30c
..
Feb
May '
Apr
4.10
May
38
A
7%c Feb
48r.
Apr
2.70 May
16 % Jan
21%
common.'
Iron
Jan
Jan
3.50
70
20
Foils
Canada
Jan
May
76%
2.80 Mar
100
class
Dominion
Class
...
Feb
69% Mar
36%
20
common
Canada
10c
62%
2.105
57
Corp
A
Dock
Cement
Canada
2.969
10.179
18%
series
Canada
Apr
4.95 May
1.70 Feb
9%
common
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
8.20
Jan
Apr
28%
Cabol
22c
!
Jan
36%
57 %
Feb
Mar
Jan
19 %
18
*
Dry
4.10
14 % Mar
22 %
52
Products
Co
Burrard
34%
Apr
17%
3.95
1
Bullochs
100
Feb
35c
2.50
Power
24c
,
75%
•
51%
;
511/4 May
Jan
3.300
1
6c
•
60c
i
I»
Jan
Feb
6c
30C
5
see page 45.
7c-
Mar
6.60
1,100-
25,551
2.35
M
IIIHi
12
Jan
Apr
14
common
Columbia Telephone
&
Jan
Jan
18 Vb
common-
preferred 1956
preferred
Brown Company
Building Products
14 J%c Mar
Apr
5%c
33c
31c
5c.
pfd 50
*
Feb
Apr
8%
53%
5%
Traction
4% ft
Feb
1.70
16 %
6,042
-
50
5%ft
Jan
15c
32c
12.100
7.90
9%.
l
110
50% May
14% Mar
20%
*
.
Preferred
16c
1
IIII*
Jan
British
Feb
22
50
1
common
5ft
Sugar
Apr
May
Mar
29% May
24 % Apr
*
common
Preferred
Jan
55% May
Jan
13%
25
Columbia
Columbia
British
British
Apr
Jan
21%
17%
■
_*
Oil
May
43%
*
Forest
9
-
-20%
—
*
common
Columbia
4c
1.
2.000
2*
Ltd
50%
1.35
*
American
l
,
23%'
49%
*
common
Paper
British
12c
150
6c
35c
&
British
12
6.90 May
23%
*
Feb
Feb
Jan
5.30
17,558
10
preferred
Mersey
preferred
Bridge
Jan
24% May
34.519
common
new
May
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
-
29%
10
Jan
1.90
Jan
19
*
Corp
May
9 J/2c Mar
23.500
7.90
»
Ltd
B
-1
Valley
Brazilian
Jan
Apr
19
564
222
Jan
17 %
54%
1.35
31% May
110
9.75
53
10
87c
l
footnotes,
6c
5c
a20c
•
I_
V
Jan
Jan
2.50 May
45c
36c
73
24.000
51 J/4
2
;
6.90
2.80
83c
Feb
Jan
May
108%
28%
•
common
May
6%
1.500
?
6c
1
;
1.225
*
.
class
May
11
1.234
11c
,
12
•
Ltd
Mines
1.10
32c
*
.
Petroleum
For
3.60
'
10c
1—1
Southern Canada Poweit 6ft
pfd—II100
Air Services
I
———
•
-
1.75
1.10
1
Spartan
Warrants
.2,000
13'/2c 14 % c
1
—
Mines
24%
*
9c
750
12
Jan
48 %c May
53.000
8%
-
1.10
6c
Ltd
23%
1
'
23c
2.45 Mar
Ltd
2.830
Bramalea
2.75
Ltd
Mines
19
24
Apr
Jan
106
*
A
Preferred.
Bowaters
Apr
Ltd
18%
50
—
,
Apr
Apr
Ltd—
25
;
Hats
Bowater
Feb
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Bow
Jan
41c
i
(1957)
Summit
Jan
5%
Mar
Sangamo Co Ltd———„——„„l '•
Saucon
Development
I
Silver
Jan
10
Feb
12c
—1
Mines
107
25
—
Telephone
36c
Apr
5 J/4
66c
;
Save
9 J/4
3c
Lawrence Columbian Metais
St Lawrence
Diversified Lands
Salem Exploration Ltd
&
20
200
20.900
10
Warrants
Shop
a9
1.50
Ltd
'107
7.50 Mar
50
preferred-
;
Power
Biltmore
1.50
6t
';
Bell
22c
,
Ruby Foo's Enterprises
.
Feb
18c
1
Co
Jan
6.90
-
A
Apr
725
Ltd
Feb
107 %
class B
Lumber
25c
5%
2.40
Class'
54%
2,310
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Gold
Beaver
Jan
a9
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
1
Quebec Lithium Corp.
l
Crest
Jan
23.500
1
27%
70
8.237
10
Industries
Jan
Mar
5%
Quebec
Red
Jan
9c
2.05
Ltd
21,990
110
8.85
10
Nova Scotia
Bathurst
81c
18c
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power Corp of Canada
4% ft 1st
6ft
non cum partic
2nd pfd
Quebec
22c
of
Bartaco
Mar
3 %c
Oil
Mining
24
38 J/2c May
7c
Jan
-
Jan
1.65
1.85
Mining & Smelting
&
5.700
750
4c
Apr
Ltd
Rights
Feb
3%C
Ltd
Canada
50c
7'/2c
May
121%
21 '/2 May
52%
Opemisca Explorers Ltdl
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1 '
Stores
150
21%
7%c
Northern
Mines
4%c
J/4 May
Jan
109%
'
Electric
Autofab
Jan
Jan
2.00
8.25
Bank of Montreal
10
8 J/4
Quebec Power Co 1st pfd
50
.Northwest Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd_l
Service
31%
65c
High
46
*
8%
Auto
Jan
3%c
Co
4.525
Jan
Mar
2.35
2.240
2.50
29%
30%
22
4.850
73c
2.35
5
40%
100
20%
.1
Ltd-
Low
1.30 May
10
Investmn
2.65
Steels
33% May
34c
Mines
2.60
•
*
Jan
1
Pacific Atlantic Candn
Rights
Patricia Silver Mines
230
A
Jan
12
Ltd
23%
„
Jan
81/4
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
23%
Refineries
7 %
1.75
1.85
Corp
Shares
3.75
common—
60c
•<
Metals
for Week
•
3.35 Mar
Preferred
Atlas
being
Sales
Rauue
of Prices
—
Feb
one
280
;
Acceptance
Sugar
Class
first
OILS.
3.60
preferred
25%
Ltd
Asbestos
B
Temple
Atlantic
1.60 May
Ltd_*
Ltd
Week's
The
and
Dollars
3.60
com
Hardware
Atlantic
parts.
MINES
Canadian
25 %
preferred
100
Ltd—
Norac
Paul
class
C
Ashdown
May
3.85 Apt
in
22 % May
preferred
$2.70
i
Amulet Mines
Mines Ltd—
Finance class A—
Paudash
Mar
*
Co
Expressed
two
the
225
common
$2.60
51
5.15
Corp
Class
20 %c Mar
■
list
100
class
May
•
Pow
West
Uranium
Argus
Imperial
100
•
Nocana
Orchan
Apr
—
Exchange
inio
100
4ft
5.700
1
Frigistors Ltd
Exploration
Anthes
Co
33
7%
4.55 May
25
common
preferred
Controls
1.00
1
Formaque Mines Ltd
&
Aluminum
33
1
Co
Jan
second
—-
95c
*
Ltd
Jan
8%c
Jan
segregated
*
7%
1
Vending
80c
Apr
3.85
25
Ltd
95c
5
common
Jan
3%c
the
•
Apr
'
are
and
♦
——
7%
.*
Ltd——
Mills
Automatic
Lt
3.90
•
common
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Mount
Newfoundland
3.45
2.60 May
2.85 Jan
5
Co
Mount
National
23.496
1.35
1
7ft
preferred
Mercury Chipman
Merrill Island Mining
Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Pleasant
3.35
1
Mines
40c
2.325
25
Aluminium
4% ft
9c
Jan
2.90
*
Gold Mines Ltd
2.503
4.500
4.50
9,400
Gas
2.28; Apr
Jan
60
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Melchers
7c
44%
95.600
.1
Jan
Jan
4 Vac
45%
common
Analogue
a—
—
51
7%
5c
4%c Mar
86c
High
common
Central
Jan
2.80
Mar
3.50
_L*
<
Gold
.
Mar
81c. May
44%
Algoma Steel
May
3.85
Jan
1.50
3c
3.65 Mar
Apr
Low
preferred
1
A
Ltd
Cdn
5%c
a—
16c
1
A
Leland
Copper Mining
Co Ltd (Walter
75
3%c
4.25
70c
1
Ltd
;
Inc
9,249
:
4%c
*
Natural
Jan
25
Apr
13c
3.25
_5
Co
Ltd.
Lamontagne Ltd class
Publishing
1.85
alOc
43c 47 %c
•
„
8c
Jan
51
*
Explor
3.000
1.80
43c
4.50
warrants—!
B
1.85
Mar
2.20
A
Class
Ash
16C
*
Ltd..
&
6 J/2C
35c
Jan
Mar
25
640
500
—
25
Warrants
Mining
com—
*
Corp
2.50
1.75
1.75
5c
700
2.30
Jan.
1.35
30
6c
*
Mines—
Mining
New
2.35
l
Accept
Newrich
3.20
Ltd—:.l
Corp
Labrador
New
25
3.00
alOc
Mining
Ltd
Labrador
Needco
25
*
Ltd
Can
16c
38.100
1,000
81c
12 %c Mar
5
.
45
common
Algoma
Jan
34c
Ltd
Alberta
Apr
2.00
1.60
Dredging
Oil
4.25
1.60 May
7c
3 VaC
81c
Jan
15% May
5% Jan
2.00 May
6c
Jan
15.300
__
Jan
29c
Petroleums
Laduboro
8i%c
1.50
4 %c
500
2.100
v..
Jan
•
common
—
trust
Gas Trunk
Class
Apr
May
3.20 Apr
Paper
Class A preferred
May
2.300
i
3 %c
11%
—————_25
&
Distillers
Alberta
Jan
1.220
4.00
1.60
•
Gold
Mount
5c
___—
Iron
Monpre
18.200
1.64
Ltd
Massval
6c
7c
Investment Foundation
Downey
5c
30c
Helium
Lingside
5c
5
Interprovincial
Lambert
35c
1.60
International
Kodiak
Jan
•
Ceramic
Kiena
18c
4.00
:
International
Jubilee
29c
112.000
1
Inspiration Ltd
Co
Jan
35C
*
Chemicals
Warrants
15c
30C
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Ltd—
Felt
12.500
33 %c
Ltd-*
Canada
Ltd-.
Mines
Uranium
Inland
29c
13.000
1
Mines Ltd
Age
Grissol
25c
29c ;
4%c
8%
1
Mines
Copper
4c
*
Ltd—
Autotronics
Genuine
1
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
Bay
Ltd
(1945)
47.000
Warrants
May
Mines
11c
Lasi
Voting
Jan
Rock
Fort
..
Alberta
Apr'
Mining & Exploration Inc
Fontana
STOCKS
Preferred
Ltd
Jan
Power
Acklands
Fabi
8%
Jan
5%
Par
Abitibi
Preferred
Feb
4c
Mar
14c
a8
57c
2.90
Sale Price
2.57 May
12 %c
a8%
Mar
9c
Friday
INDUSTRIAL
Jan
■
Jan
14 c
*
32c
3,175
3 Vac
Are
Jan
Flint
Ltd
Shown
28% May
10 J/4 Apr
18c
Feb
71,025
5 Vb
•
STOCKS,
Prices
1.19 Mar
23
Apr
75c
'
Exchange issues
Mar
29c
28%
Feb
27
Jan
3 %c
Canada—2
INDUSTRIAL
26c
1
•
Toronto Stock
Jan
46
15 J/4
The
Jan
Jan
200
30
Jan
40c
-
900
2.00
Toronto Stock
Jan
25c
43
15 J/2
Apr
24 %
32.300
r-
9c
1
11% Mar
15 J/4
29%
3.15 May
4.25 Jan
Mar
Apr
8
12
1.000
60
May
41% May
Mar
11c
26%
5%
1
of
Jan
Apr
2.00
*
—*
Fd
6%c
Apr
30
15 Vs
Ltd
Mar
3.35
26%
1
Speculative Inv
5c
2.60
101
68c
Ltd
Jan
950
14%
Jan
14c
6.000
15%
12c
91
5c
36c
1
Jan
1.14 Mar
May
May
2.75
65c
13c
6c
3.60
34c
Ltd
89
30
Jan
.
16c
'
Co
Mines
19,500
10
Ltd
Helium Ltd
Westville
Jan
6 Vac
2.65
67c
*
6J%c
Jan
22c
Jan
35c
1
29
7c
245
•
Associates
Explorations
Oil
5.250
5c
•
Vanguard
Western
8c
91
3.60
2.75
*
.
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon Mining Corp
4c
.Jan
__
Electric Co
Hout
62c
*
Apr
Fano
Mines
class A
Swimming Pools Ltd
Der
39.000
6c
1
Jan
Feb
20
a44J/8 a44>/8
29c
Jan
Towns
Jan
90c
6c
*
Mining Co Ltd
Principal Properties
Mar
10c
1
5J%c
1
Ltd
Ltd—
Ltd—
Ltd
Obalski
United
Val
1
Ltd
Corp
Corp Ltd
14c
Jan
36%
500
15c
United
Feb
92c
May
18c
600
.12%
United
Feb
2.35
15c
2.500
11
,
Mar
May
11c
25
250
18C
1
Ltd
1
Freezers
Asbestos
High
17.500
100
Ltd
Low
11c
89
85c
—
4c
'7.542
20
4.00
4,590
11
1
Mines
&
United
1
Ltd
Explorations
Equity
18c
Ltd •
1
Com
Exploration
Jan
4c
26.000
4.60
20
•-*
Mines
Oil
4%c
40%
40%
1
Ltd
Dumagami
Dumont Nickel
Empire
May
Feb
3%c Jan
20c
Linoleum Co Ltd-*
&
Welding & Steel Wks
Peel
7j/2c
I.000
19c
5
Drummond
Elder
71c
9.500
a20
19c
50
A
Leaseholds
Oilcloth
Sullivan
2.340
10
Ltd
Dominion
Dominion
East
83c
5
A
A_
Limitee
Jan
4c
1
class
United Corporations
Class B
Tib
Jan
11c
Apr
90c
4.55
4.55
—1
Frere
&
4c
4.584
3%c
20
Ltd'
Dalfen's
2,000
82c
*
Canada
12
Ltd—
Ltee
class
Inc
5c
2.10
lie % 12c
4c
4c
4c
1
preferred
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Couvrette
4c
1
Petroleum
Trans
9c
Apr
Mar
1.90
pfd—*
5%
t
Feb
Titan
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
10c
75c
,
•
Ltd
Shares
7%c
1
Ltd
Canada
lie
__
2.50
Consolidated
6c
Texaco
Mines
low
1
Ltd—
2Ue
Jan
15c
Tazin
Mines
Ltd
8% May
12% May
Apr
12%
Talisman
Mines
4.25 May
Jan
12%
Lake
May
4.30 May
9.00 May
3.40 Mar
8%
Jan
5.65
3.50 Mar
-
.
Tache
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
4c
Jan
12%
1
Ltd
3.800
24
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Feb
3c
2.000
4.30
4.15
Ltd—* '
Inv
Paper
Explorations
8%
20 Ve
720
5.05
4.30
9
& Dock Co Ltd—.—•
Canadian
Canorama
4.60
Ltd—*
Petroleums
Devonian
Low
22%
3c
4.95
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
*
1
Campbell Cnibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada Southern Fetroleum Ltd
1
Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd__3
Canadian
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—,
(Range for Week Ended May 1 7)
Sales
Last
68 *
9%
6
1.05
Mar
Feb
39
F
7%
Ji
Ji
Feb
1.60 Ji
15 % Mar
19% M:
10.279
61%
Feb
69
10.583
8%
Apr
10
% M;
F
'
"
Volume
197
Number 6265
;
,
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2083)
CANADIAN MARKETS
43
(Range for Week Ended May 1 7)
1
STOCKS
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
I, 1968
Range Since Jan.
Shares
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Pacific
Canacian
Railway
preferred
5,974
13%
4.25
4.25
4.35
2.774
4.00
Jan
24%
Jan
3C% May
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
16
Jan
22
Apr
23V4
Jan
29
May
34
Jan
46
Mar
303/8
29%
30%
30.229
10
Salt
1134,
11%
11%
1.517
*
20%
21
400
•
27%
27%
29
2.050
»
38%
21
38%
38%
170
34%
33% ,34%
-
2.079
"
Canadian
4% %
5%
Utilities
preierred
_100
preferred
Canadian
Wallpaper
Western
Mfrs
class A
Natural
Gas
;
*
Westinghouse
Canadianwide
Properties
Capital Bldg Industries
Chartered Trust-
Wine's
Building
.__
Gas
Apr
3.550
'
,
980
20
May
May
16
7Va
9V»
8%
9
8%
__
Jan
8V4
Jan
Apr
9
8%
5.50
6.10
26%
26%
27%
Jan
40%
41 Va
9,301
23%
23%
30,296
107 %
108
65
106 V4
Jan
18%
19
2.070
16%
Jan
19
18
650
I6V4
Jan
18
8
Jan
6V4
6%
4,860
1.50
1.65
1,060
26%
26%
25
1,45 Apr
26% May
:
10c
13c
8C
9%
♦
9%
101,255
9%
16,590
'
8c
,
9
•
>
3.65
May
15c
May
10%
Crows
Nest
Crush
International
Ltd
1,550
1.45
700
58%
44
51 Va Mar
61
12% Mar
16
15 Va
13%
13%
300
13%
13%
14 Va
7,670
11 Va
Jan
2.50
2.75
950
2.50
Feb
Gen
Inv_
Fabrics
51%
51%
52%
8,105
47
Jan
52%
20%
20%
21%
11,985
1,840
17
Feb
Feb
124
20
14
12%
2,615
*
12%
12%
Dominion
Foundry & Steel
•
67 V»
66%
Dominion
Lime
1
7
common
110
929
12%
5%
11
M&r
10
6,610
Jan
677a
Apr
7VB
525
6V4
Jan
7 V'4
Apr
2.45
2.45
10
1.95
Jan
2.75
Apr
*
8%
8%
225
8
Jan
10
Apr
*
8%
9
425
8
Feb
9
Apr
50%
50%
352
14 Va
15%
2,850
15%
16
15,015
19%
20
20,518
23 V8
23 %
2,290
61
Warrants
2.45
.
Dominion
Magnesium
Dominion
Scottish
Invest
common
Preferred
50
Dominion Steel
Coal
Dominion
Dominion
Tar
•
Stores
&
Chemical
16
,
*
common
Preferred
Dominion
14 y4
♦
19%
23.50
Textile
pid
Economic
Trust
Co
19%
7,075
16%
Jan
20 Va Mar-,
4,78 7
36
Va
Jan
447
2o
•t-U
,o
17
Jan
20
Jan
9
Va May
1014
Apr
30
Jail
in
Ford
13%
;
class
1.65
1.70
350
1.60
63%
63
63%
28,189
50%
Steel
A_
2,100
100
19%
Jan
25
Feb
1,465
45 Va
Feb
55%
Apr
190
369
171 Va
Jan
I
9%
3,148
9%
28%
28%
1,510
25 V4
5%
5%
6
700
105
105
10
20
125
71/2
7%
7%
625
6V4
347%
55
33 Vb
104
103 %
107
»
13 %
Power
29%
25
29 Va
May
11
12
4,161
7 Va
86%
90
55
10%
10%
11
140
326
121
48
48
48
6%
6%
6%
8%
8%
12
200
19%
Jan
45%
46
Chemical
Farms
A
•
1.05
50
50 Va
1.85
2.00
11870
2.95
100
6%
6%
50
6%
•
4.25
class
A—
common
Huron
Flo
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
,
;
prior
Assurance
For. footnotes,
3.50
Jan
18
Jan
26%
26
26%
505
25
Jan
20 Va May
26 Va Mar
71/4
7
7%
15,113
450
iro
23% Apr
20% Mar
670
40
Jan
May
100
May
Mar
56
May
19
Mar
22
Jan
18% May
1.90
1.35 Mar
2.30
43
63
126
Apr
58% Mar
44
62
32%
125
31 Va Mar
32 Va
f80
180
35
44%
45%
23.373
140
8
Jan
40% Mar
66
192
Feb
Jan.
Jan
Jan
19 Vb May
Jan
13
pfd__30
32%
32%
Apr
33%
Jan
32%
32%
Jan
9%
8%
•
9
Apr
8% Jan
7% Apr
77/b Mar
33%
9%
50%.
18%
18%
19%
A.2.53
23
22%
23
25
24%
24%
33
1.478
30%
32%
285
815
8%-:
8%
13.435
8%
9 Vb
6.711
12%
May
31%
10
•
50' 50%
,
47%
443
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
51%
Apr
19% May
13% Mar
1.550
21
Mar
24
25
100
22
Mar
,25
24%
23,955
18%
Jan
26
140
21 Vb
Jan
200
25/
Mar
499
32
May
21%
27Vi
34
35
12%
12%
13
3.835
14 Vb
13%
14%
12.924
.
—•
20
——*
Gas—!
class
Feb
Mav
10%
1.940
■
21%'
.
J
no
Mav
Apr
21 % May
27 Va
May
36
Jan
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
12%
104%
Jan
14 Va
/
108
107
109
370
46%
46 %
46 Vb
100
2.70
2.65
2.75
1.400
7%
7%
7%
1,805
Feb
8
23
23
600
21%
Jan
23.
2.30
2.25
2.40
39,676
1.75
Jan
3.40
3.80
2,865
3.00
Mar'
850
41
1.95
7
Jan
109
Feb
.
Jan
Apr
Jan
46Vb May
2 75 May
Jan
«Dr
2.45 May
3.95
Feb
11%
A—_—
———•
11%
11%
30
29%
30%
710
27%
Jan
11% May
31% Apr
30%
41
265
28%
Jan
31 %
•
8%
9%
1,550
90
90
45
8%
preferred—__—100
*
65
13%
13%
99
54%
53%
55
5%
10 V4
Apr
65
14,640
5%
7Vb Mar-
102
.
Jan
SO
1,185
'
5
*
65
13%
99
*
v—:
Works
6
May
Apr
Apr
May
90
70
Feb
12
Feb
88
Jan
100
Jan
45%
v'V 9=5
Jan
55
Apr
15%
Jan
16%
Apr
16,
Feb
28%
28 Vb
56
27%
Jan
28 % May
29
29%
1,130
21
Jan
29%
Apr
20
preferred.—
10
29
-'
1.65
1.75
10,490
1.40
Apr
1.75
Apr
18%
200
.17%
Jan
19%
Feb
28% Apr
31 Va Mar
30
17%
Jan
20
49
Jan
9
Jan
51V4 May
9% Apr
28%
28 V2
150
•
36 Vi
36
36%
10,342
*
19%
19 Vb
19%
preferred—50
51%
51%
511/4
5,7.00
515
1
9%
—100
83
30
preferred—
—
Natural
Northern
Quebec Power
Northern Telephone
5% May
18%
!.___———_—
Ontario
Gas
.
Utilities
West
Nova
Scotia
pfd—1
Power
—
Apr
May
9V2
6.00
100
83
85
515
80
Apr
85
25%
430
20%
Jan
26
Apr
A
765
5.25
6.00
Feb
Apr
May
Loan
13%
1?%
SO
10%
Jan
14%
*
13%
13
13%
3,670
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
10
Flour
Ontario
9 Va
25%
•
37
37
37
125
34%
Feb
38 %
Jan
Jan
20
•
Cement
Ogilvie
Debenture
&
■
20
19 Vb
_*
355
3.53
3.55
300
•
36 %
36
36%
2,160
*
4.50
4.50
4.50
10
8%
8%
1,525
15%
14%
15%
90,355
9.00
8.25
9.00
2,780
23 V4
22%
23%
3.50
3.50
•
common
2
—
common
...
*
Preferred
Petroleum
1
Warrants
Hersey
•
Drilling
Pipeline
*
—
1.25
*
common
common
Industries
*
20
.
3.50
14
2,010
r
Jan
4.80 May
8% May
11% Mar
15% May
6.10 Mar
9.00 May
4.00
:
20 %
.100
2.75
6%
26%
8%
Apr
26
2.70
3.50
13,430
15
525
Jan
3.50 May
Feb,
8V4
Feb
Corp
10%
10
10%
1.40
1.50
7,800
39%
40%
3.216
1
8%
-7%
8%
36,851
90c
80c
95c
16,190
114
105
115
2,906
13%
11%
20c
*
;
8%
43,855
1.50
39%
100
Ore
Iron
Bros
6% Mar
,
Z
Feb :;
1.40 May
..
35 Vb
Feb
Jan
Feb
37
2.70 May
,14%
Apr
23% May
Apr
291/4
Jan
36% May
Jan-
41,063
29V4
7%_
or
May
4.40
3.50 Mar
30
-5,545
-
7%
15
7%;
29 %
*
Engravers
Premium
Mar
37 Vb
6.00
Warrants
North
Natural
Quebec
Gas_
Chemical _______—2
Litho
Jan
Jan
preferred
common
Bldg
'-Preferred
Revenue
Robin
15%
Jan
10% May
1.75
Jan
41% May
Nodwell
class
St
Lawrence
Salada
51 % May
170
47%
Jan
400
10
Jan
5
51/4
2,190
4.50
Jan
5% Mar
23V2
250
19 %
Jan
23% May
21
445
20% May
23%
Feb
5 50
Jan
-
21
20%
4.85
4.80
5%
6,750
4.25 Mar
5%
.6%
1,730
4.00
Feb
11% Mar
7 V4 May
Jan
.10
9
Feb
7%
Jan
9
72% Mar
81
■J 9%
400
8'A
3,810
80
4,138
12%
12%
100
10Va Mar
14%
Jan
25%
26
200
25
Feb
26
A_.—„_—.—_*
10
10
432
Jan
30%
Apr
Feb
Cement
18%
18%
103
103
30
48c
57c
24,400
10%
10%
10%
13,003
3.30
3.30
3.80
2,160
9%
*
class
.10
7%
7%
79%
79
A
*
class A pfd
.—100
Gas—_
Foods Ltd
Warrants
5%
—25
(Hugh)
St Lawrence Corp
Mar
Feb
May
13% May
11%
51
___10
■;
Preferred
Feb
45% May
*
—10
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil common
Maurice
8% May
1.20
115
Mar
1*
;
preferred—
Paper class A—
Rothmans of Pall Mall——
St
3,745
13V2
51%
Jan
.20
Rolland
Russel
8
Jan
Mar
23%
51%
--
Jan
May
'
common
4.80
55c
64 %
11%
53
*
____________—
Properties preferred
Rockower
May
35
8
26%
22%
43 %
■
Feb
Feb
Mines
■
7% May
31%
45ya
920
43
Jan
Revelstoke
50
250
44
250
22
4.45
Apr
650
18,965
see page 45.
Jan
76
'
44
'25%
21%
42%
14% Mar
Reitman
Mar
22
or
25%
25 %
2i%
14%
Jan
13%
1.80
*
Jan
9%
4.10
60c
1.70
10
75
Apr
325
21%
20
9% Mar
300
22
-IIIIIIIIII_•
Apr
38
Steel
Reid
1.071
56
Jan
22
Apr
2,735
Northern
Mar
20%
55%
19
Jan
16%
10 Vb
;
Noranda
May
20
,
Feb
Feb
20
2,740
Reichhold
48c
99
18%
16
100
16
98
Apr
1.10
725
8.928
21
15%
95 Va
Jan
Apr
17%
1.65
Niagara
Power
FebJan
39
,
13%
Preferred
31c
18 Va
11 Va
85c
Jan
17%
Warrants
91,614
97
Jan
Mar
15%
Jan
62c
1.05
32 Vb
15%
May
37c
18%
9%
66c
Feb
Jan
50
•
50
Feb
May
2.90 May
5%
64
1.80
_
1.80
150
l.io
2.35
1.274
3.40
21
Rights
Price
May
Feb
15%
24
I__IIIIIIl5
_
Feb
49.794
122
preferred__IIII_50
Glaze
Mar
4.50
17
Apr
17% May
•
7
2.40
750
78c
35%
7
80c
15%
Jan
20c
Erie
Feb
1.80 Mar
4.70
11
72c
-
Feb
1
Neon Products
Photo
10%
50c
Jan
Feb
Apr
May
5,195
Trust
Phantom
68
97 %
National
Parker
4.850
35%
72c
17
3.740
Foods
National Grocers
Ocean
2.75
Jan
4% Mar
6.320
2.60
12%
16%
Preferred
58 % Mar
2.10
10%
,
2.25
Jan
5% Mar
900
3.35
14%
830
3.10
9
16,067
Containers
National
May
9%
«!/_
I
Jan
Feb
1834
'725
7
75c
Jan.
1.70 Mar
Drug & Chemical common—•
-5
National
200
/
7
7
70c
6
1/2
Corp common
Penmans
20%
-
Moore
Jan
2.75
-
Fine
658
9,035
.
5.582
6%
Jan
Feb
11% May
10% May
'
4.00
45c
17
—
Pembina
Apr
546
16%
80c
5%
900
20
Locomotive
May
7
1.95
10%
Feb
13
—
Investments
Page
1.540
Jan
19%
Properties..
Montreal
2.95
Jan
14%
;.,14
Jan
5%
Jan
10
3.70
Canadian
Monarch
2.45
1.70 May
2.25 Jan
6%
May
68
l-n
•
Pittfield
1.30
5%
10%
58c
1.321
17%
———_*
Fixture
50 Va
2,700
30
—
Products
50
Jan
210
68c
27%
Montreal Trust
Apr
11%
10%
Apr
_2_—— 50
Wholesale
I"
IIIIII*
:
Hplt Renfrew
Imperial
98
Feb
Mar
.11
61c
1.80
—2.53
Steel
2.25
9
_u____II__100
& Co
700
24
97
240
60
/
.
•
:
Smith
2.35
22 Vi.
59 %
.
Dauch
&
1.60
2.25
"•
common/
Preferred
1.50
74c
48
Jan
•
Store
9%
100
25
Steel
.5,035
60
—mm
Preferred
Heps (Geo H)
4,692
17 V4
23%
»
II
!
Siddeley
17
16%
,
common
100
16%
1 60
*
preferred
Rights
4.25
17
11111—10
II_100
75
140
!i
171/4
IIIIIIII*
III_II "TI_
III""*
preferred
Carpets
675
1.05
50
2.95
class
Cotton
46%
05
44
3.55
8
class
Paper
Ontario
Apr
10% May
3.10 Mar
12%
;
Monarch
Pacific
Jan
9 V'4
10.325
18 Vb
1st
—
&
Monarch Knitting
24%
13Va
8.65
3.40
13
Ltd
Containers
Jan
19%
327
3.25
Apr
7
8%
class A_
Power
Overland
975
Apr
B—
20 % .May
1,905
.
3.15
——•
A
Brewery class A
Jan
13
24
Jan
9 Vb
19%
class
Oshawa
Jan0
Jan
2.05
1
Brick
.Class
13%
4.95
3.100
12
Midwest Industries
Molson
Feb
450
3.215
17
common
Ontario
12
...
Preferred
Modern
Jan
Jan
6%
38
Metro Stores common!
Milton
Apr
68
59%
17%
25
_20
—
——
:
C
2.65
Jan
2.80
20
1st preferred——
Grain
P
Feb
Mar
53
11%
Fund '-Ltd__i._2_—________10
15%
10%
1
Feb
57%
•
:
—
8 Va Mar
Jan
12
50
Jan
A
•
6% May
Feo
10 Va
warrants
Coal
49
iviuy
24
24
May
"
1.50
29
2,990
May
6%
Shoes
McCabe
E
9.245
58%
87
2.70
2.70
_
Maple Leaf Gardens—_________—
Maple Leaf" Mills common.......a_—*
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
*
5 % cfr
preferred ______a——___100
12,854
1.85
-1st
Home
^
ioy8
;
warrants
Howard
7Va
50
;
trust
&
5%
1
144
Jan
12
Greening Industries
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Hinde
20%'
305
11
eo
*
__
Hayes
.
45%
i
Mar
Jan
12% ivxit.y
89 Va Mar
Jan
1
Winnipeg Gas
Hawker
»•%
127
525
12
B
Harding
»84
1,500
137%
19%
8 Va
Jan
137 Va
_•
common
$2.80 preferred
Class B warrants
■_
Feb
560
29%
*
I
May
•'32
75%
62 Va
•
Warrants
Hardee
13% May
_•
Northern Capital common
Preferred
Hand
104
107 V* May
Feb
Mav
12
Warrants
Hamilton
Jan
Jan
10%
79
29%
Great
1956
100
100
Apr
•
:
34% May
Jan
7%
«
Apr
859
77 V»
.
Jan
5 Va
6%
A
8
3,700
71/4
I—*
Paper
20%
18% Mar
570
76 %
50
A
Feb
class
B
Maher
M
2.50
62%
Jan
3
Financial
B
Magnum
May
13%
1
class
7
779
104
107 107%
131/2
1%
common
29% May
Jan
100
Apr
105
,
Jan
34%
Jan
1
Inc
Class
11% May
Jan
Feb
19%
*
Great Lakes
100
193
Jan
5% May
Feb
83c
Mar
19%
100
B
class
65c
28%
"
Mfg class A
Feb
54
9%
86%
Lakes
Voting
Jan
76c
*
Wares
2.50
79
Jan
1
t
common
preferred
Mackay
Greater
Jan
4.95
22%
*
class
Gordon
Class
28
Feb
70c
100
Development
C
Feb
2.40 Mar
58
*
common
Trailer
West
Jan
22%
187%
9%
Motors
Class
Apr
100
1.90
Envelopes class A
Goodyear Tire Canada common
Great
64%
21 Va May
100
•
a
preferred
Class
Jan
67
52 Va
Globe
.
Jan
2.45
H
Preferred
Great
4.40
2.45
Apr
67
531/3
Bakeries
Grafton
25
1,700
Jan
2.45
Co
General Products
47o
1,115
4.55
22%
preferred
General
7,275
27 V4
5
Co
(Charles)
General
21%
27
4.45
__
4 45
Hi
I_IIIII
Corp
(A J)
General
20%
17 •;
10 V4
2.40
57%
11%
3.10
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River——•
11% Mar
10 Vb
*
.
Companies
5%%
7% May
Feb
82-5
21%
A
Canada
General
13% May
252 Va May
275
1
Mar
Feb
7%
•
Gatineau Power
57e
39
Apr
Mar
11V4
189
10%
•
8
1
'
Preferred
.
Grain
Freuhauf
290
10%
-
Preferred
Frosst
285
"I
•
Mfg
Fraser
13%
250 252%
252
II
Candy
Freiman
"8
v
7%
common
Foundation
1,585
8
10
Farms
Motor
10 1
:,r
*
Farmer
of
9%
_
10
Warrants
Ford
Apr
42%
Famous Players Canadian
Fleetwood
May
24
42
•
Falconondge
Fleet
20
Feb
19%
Class A warrants
Federal
Jan
75c
Jan
7
10
Groceterias
(M)
Jan
78 V4
74c:
—_——:—-—
Maclaren
Jan;
4.55
6.714
7
.
______
common
preferred!
Loeb
6%
87
.10
preferred
Class
Apr
Mar
84
10%
10
2
Gas—______—
Loblaw Cos
-
54
5
Feb
5%
—__—10
..Class B
26% May
Jan
May
3.00
1.90
A
preferred
preferred
Loblaw
May
48 V'4
45c
120
•
Secord
Loblaw
May
17 Ve
21
19 %
com_*
new
Preferred
Fanny
Feb
16
42 %
20
Empire Life Insurance
Exquisite Form common
Federal
15% May
•
Mach
Investment
Match
Emco Ltd
5038 May
Jin
13 Vj
*
common
Dupont Co
Easy Wastnng
Eddy
47 % Mar
l"
class
Leland
I 12% May
12 Va May
12%
67%
7
;:
400
10%
*
A.
;
Levy Industries
2nd preferred
.
common
5
26
3.35
2_.__.i_—
$1.40
Feb
13%
12%
80
3.35
10
Canada
$1.25
Apr
13 Va
120
13%
•
100
6%
*
Loan
6V'4 7c
$2
8,498
60c
63 Vj Mar
15,135
54
2.80
,
of
Laurentide
Mar
Jan
120
25
common
Laura
Apr
70%
26 34
3.00
11%
I
common.
class
59% May
73% Feb
62%
*
-
Preferred
23% May
*
preferred
Ltd
Jan
1.285
60c
2.40
Apr
44 V4
26
25c
J
z
Cement
Lambton
2.85 Mar
*
Electrohome
♦
:
May
28% May
Mar
86%
Warrants
Apr
2
Seagrams
Dominion, Bridge
of Canada
Dominion
Pipe_;
8 XU
20 Vb
Jan'
59%
!';■ ;5/
Apr
16
26
53%
_5
common-
6%
500
25
:
69%
60c
Apr
19% May
87c
Jan
Mar
3.00
Line
Lake Ontario Cement
Apr
13%
_•
70
26%
55c
325
19%
28 Vs
57
Apr
6'/a
Jan
2,525
Apr
13%
Jan
17%
8 V'4
19%
28 Ve
57
2.50
common
4.75
360
Feb
8% May
6% Jan
Jan
8,763
'
16%
Lakeland
1.75 Mar
Jan
•
common
Estate
new
Serice
Warrants
Jan
1.10
10
:
5
Common
17 V4 May
13 Vb Mar
17 V\
70c
19%
_________________
Steel
Douglas
Lafarge
Jan
1.45
15%
191/4
65c
17
280
6
19%
./■ 8
*
com
Labatt
May
18
5%
19%
11
.Warrants
Jan
58%
17%
_1
preferred
Kelvinator
Jan
29%
*
common
Kelly
Feb
*
Timber
Zellerbach
Coal
109Va
6 Vb May
1.55
26%
*
18
Jan
May
May
6.00
Apr
Apr
62c
23% May
Jan
«
6y8
7%
4.55
Preferred
May
36
19
Feb
1.103
3.100
warrants
B
3.65
590
8
!
Lake
Club
Class
5%
5.00
'
B
Jockey
5%
7%
4.80
Bldg Credit 1959 wts—
Discount common
Public
Class
May
17%
.
___
Jamaica
Apr
40 Va
■
9.4
41% May
23%
18
Apr
10
Powders
Syndicate
Jefferspn
Feb
Jan
Jan
26%
;
„
6.35
4.75
96
Class- A'
8% May
22%
16,559
19,380
105
_25
Interprovincial
9% Mar
7% Jan
15,305
3,325
v
99
w—V—
Bronze
warrants
Investors
Jan
7% Jan
-
99
May
49
—u__—__i________'__;__25;
Intel-provincial Pipe
9 Va May
7
4.10
700
3,715
Feb
*
Nickel
1961
7% May
653
8 Va
Gas
InterprOvincial
May
-
47%
69c
Intel-provincial
Jan
20%
.16
234
A
Preferred
3.25 May
100
?
49
20
International Utilities
7 V2 May
Apr
_25
■
Imperial
(R L)
Ltd
Dominion
5%
49
'
Va May
8
18%
Credit
Dominion
62
9
_«
Preferred
Dominion
56 Va May
49
common
International
Jan
7%
,100
,
Warrants
Distillers
16
•
!
Class B
Coronation
Jan
*
*
common
preferred
Corby. Distillery class A
13%
.50
Minerals
Jan
500
Natural
City
28%
15.931
preferred
International
May
2.10
16
II
Jan
125
7.580
20 Va
16
Feb
717
*
3.00
20
20%
__
_
Dale
7%
*
common
B
Crestbrook
62%
7
_i.^._lO
Warrants
Rights
57
'
-
62 %
6%
4.15
Apr
110
10
15%
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Paper
Crain
.15 V4
•
:.
Preferred
Class
Apr
125
Gas
Inter
6%
16
28
Warrants"
International
Jan
24% Mar
1.425
27%
Preferred
May
31
Apr
3.10
1
Consolidated
Consumers
4.55
800
2.90
_
Bakeries
25 Va Mar
21%
Jan
2.780
_*
National
Consolidated
20 Va
125
•
.___
Cellulose
Conduits
120
30
;
Co
•*. •' Preferred
Apr
6 Vb
*
*
Inland
Jan
6%
High
13%
14,034
27%
.5%
class
Low
15%
6%
Minerals
Inglis (John)
Inland Cement
May
17
5%
•
Dunlop common
Ccllingvvoou Terminal common
20
Jan
15 Va
3.70
••//v
;
Cochrane
Jan
17
5
28
3.(50
*
common
May
22
15%
__100
Machine
Ingersoll
Feb
100
<
Industrial
15%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1983
High
»
,____
Feo
27
525
Low
•—4.86%
L____—
preferred
4%%
Jan
21
21
Shares
5
common
Industrial Acceptance common./
$2.25 preferred
May
86
101
22 Va
575
22
,v
:
Jan
175
_20
_,
Jan
17
-
Jan
34% May
99% Jan
U8%
3.60
51/4
*
Warrants
Columoia
•
28
1
25
Clairtone
Crown
II
*
Chrysler
Cosmos
16%
4.95
Jan
83 Va
5
20o
19% :%/ 20
19%
20
__
%■%'
20
22
com—•
Canadian
Gai
19%
29 Va
50
86
„
100 Vb 100 Va
20
Preferred
86
...
19%
preferred
Chateau
:
100%
*
Canadian
4%
,'
100
Vickers
Canadian
-
•
common
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
Apr
16%
25
Canacian Tire Corp class A
Common
16%
Feb
161/4
1
Co
for Week
High
Low
High
16%
*
common
Petrofina
Canadian
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
'
Par
Week's
last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
_1
—
•
18%
56c
-
9%
14
1,020
"
Jan
99% Jan
48c
9%
May
Jan
2.15 Mar
>
19 Va
103
69c
Feb
May
Apr
Jan
Jan
11% .Jan
5.20
Jan
The
(2084)
44
Financial
Commercial and
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 20, 1963
I
CANADIAN" MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Pa
S&y/ette Ltd
Scythes common
Selkirk Holdings
«
1,860
2.35
Feb
19
19
200
15 %
Jan
5
5
5
800
4.95
Feb
A
9
8%
9%
5,705
28c
25c
38c
218,773
30
29%
30
281
45%
45%
2,584
47%
47%
47%
27 %
Industries . rights
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class A preferred
50
Class B preferred
50
Shell Investment's preferred
2o
27%
27%
.Warrants
6.25
6.90
Silknit
common
•
.
Apr
Bouzan
Apr
Bralorne
Jan
45
Jan
45% May
47 % May
25'%
Jan
28 Va
Buffalo
Feb
41,862
5.30
Jan
42,412
13%
Jan
2,020
4.60
Apr
5% .Feb
,
125
6.90 May
19
,
May
Apr
37 % May
40
41
50
38%
Feb
41
13
13%
1,588
12V4
Feb
13 %
13%
13%
13
Jan
13% May
13 Va Apr
33
27
Y-&Y
32%
33%
4,336
29 V2
Jan
2.85
3.00
900
2.75
Jan
*
9%
9%
495
9 V4
Feb
May
34%
3.55
11*%
Cadamet
Canada
Southern
Apr
Canada
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Australian
Radio
—
Canada
of
Common
Preferred
10%
10%
849
12Va
Jan
10%
Feb
20%
10
Jan
9%
9%
660
9V4
Feb
20%
21%
37,394
18%
Feb
23
*''
—
23
23 % May
Jan
Canadian
Jan
25% Mar
Canadian
18%
18'%
19
1,735
15% Mar
19 Va May
Canadian
Northwest
4.00
4.25
450
Feb
4.25 May
Canadian
15
Marts
1.10 Mar
1.40
$5
class
Canadian
20y4
201/4
17%
730
21
Jan
22
Jan
51
49
51
1.794
91
51
43
91
285
87
8
8
5.836
Apr
Cassiar
Asbestos
Jan
Central
Del
5%
5'%
Apr
Apr
Central
Pat
59%
Feb
66% May
Central
61%
613/4
62
85
62
80c
65c
80c
1.900
*
14
13%
14
14.754
13%
133/4
14
450
A
59%
Feb
Jan
Charter
60c
Apr
3.50
Jan
Cheskirk
13%
200
28%
21
14%
14%
14%
37.938
*
71/4
7
7%
5.925
*
121/2
12
12%
'580
23
23%
300
22 % Mar
7% Mar
Pipeline
Pipeline
common
20
B
'_
class
Corps
United
Steel
Victoria
&
Grey
Voting
West
Trans
Indies
Class
14%
Jan
15 Va Mar
Cochenour
Jan
Coin
Gold
11%
Apr
Lake
Copper
Western
23 % May
Coniagas
10
Mines'
Class
18%
Jan
Apr
55 % May
Consolidated Bellekeno
56 %
Apr
59
Jan
Consolidated
Beta
23%
Jan
27
Apr
Consolidated
Callinan
30%
Apr
Consolidated
Central
6%
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
Dragon
56%
135
26
26%
2.350
30%
30%
100
28% Mar
5%
4.45
5%
1.640
4.90 Mar
4.30
4.45
1.470
a
5%.
10
15
15
15%
2.910
4.20
4.20
4.20
200
30 Mar
13%
.
16
Am-
York
Ltd
Zenith
58%
59%
4.80
1.60
_
_
2.100
17.429
15%
16*
.100.
East
Consolidated
Gillie's
Consolidated
Golden
Consolidated
Jan
5.00 Mar
13 % Mar
Consol
2.05
Consolidated
16%
Jan
Apr
Marbenor
Consolidated
Mic
A
Consolidated
550
40c
Mai-
1.00 Mar
Consolidated
1.700
May
2.10 Mar
Consolidated
Negus
13%
1.40
12'%
1.C00
18%
19%
20
22%
22%
Jan
for
Acadia
Accra
Uranium
Gas
Advocate
Agnico
Mines
Mines
Akaitcho
Alta
23
Consolidated
20%
Apr
Consolidated
Anacon
Jan
1
23
Gold
4.90
8%
1-
3.75
40
40
260
5.00
4.85
5.00
2.50
300
40
11 %
5.007
32
Jan
19% May
Feb
Conwest
1.75
2.00
1.75
2.570
3.85
Jan
Cowichan
40
Jan
Apr
May
5.CO May
2.00 May
May
5c
5c
5.000
5c
Apr
7VaC
43 V2 C
38c
45c
45.975
25c
Jan
56c
Mar
10c
Mar
14c
Jan
11c
11c
11c
12.800
7.40
7.05
7.40
10.125
58c
52c
59c
7.684
50c
45c
*
Mines
1
1
.
Croinor
'"'w—
40c
*
Oil
44 c
:
Bata
Mines
Bibis
17c
5.533
5 VaC
6c
7.666
4c
Mar
8c
2 6 Vac
26 Vac
29c
30.944
26c
Feb
32c
11c
lie
2.000
58c
14.700
1.01
5.800
1.01
11 Vac 12'%c
18.900
7%c
Miiies
_
2.50
56c
54c
1.01
•
1.01
10c
9c
10c
II.100
6c
5 VaC
6c
4.000
Mines
i
*
*
9%c
38c
2Gc
Jan
Jan'
58c
May
1.25
Jan
Feb
Feb
13c
Mar
12c
Apr
Apr
5%c
Jan
9c
Feb
Jan
7c
2.45
2.450
1.86
4.85
5.05
4.580
4.20 Mar
16c
.
Apr
12c
2.05
——
Jan
May
Apr
Feb
5.00
-
*
1
10c
2.55 May
5.05 May
•15c
16c
3.355
*
12c
12C
13c
35,400
7c
Jan
13 %c
LI
31c
31c
34c
14,700
30c
Feb
43c
Jan
1
24c
22c
25c
5.500
16c
Jan
25c
May
*
1.15
1.16
1.22
3.400
62c
Jan
50c
:
18'%
.__
:
:
.
18 Via
17%
1
I6V2C
14c
18c
7,560
188.J00
1
9c
9c
10c
21,500
1
12c
11c
14c
631,455
_l
11c
b
.'
14c
17%
Mar
20c
Jail
Apr
1.22 May
Feb
20
Jan
6%c
Jan
27c
7c
Feb
ll%c
Jan
3%e
Jan
14c
May
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
1
65c
64c
69c
101,300
19%e
Jan
89c
Feb
1
7'/aC
7%c
8c
4.033
7%c
Apr
11c
1
31 %C
23Vac 31 VaC
90,500
20c
Mar
1
62c
62c
67c
11,204
57c
Jan
67c
__1
12 Via
12%
12%
10.311
10%
Jan
13 %
Feb
71c
Apr
95c
Jan
Horn
Jan
7.40 May
Delhi
Mines___
Gold
Mines
•
Pacific
Delnite
Mines
Denison
Devon
a.
Mines
Palmer
Dickenson
Oils
52'c
May
Dome
45c
Jan
Dome
Petroleum
18c
May
%c
14c
3.150
12c
Mar
20%c
Jan
East
4c
6%c
9.700
4c
May
"7%c Jan
23%c 24%c
13.880
23 %c
3.000
5%c
5%c
5%c
26c
92
7.15
.
3.20 Apr
Donalda
Duvan
Mines
:
Amphi
East
Jan
Jan
East
9c
May
Jan
Elder-Peel
8.25 May
El
Feb
15c
May
Eureka
24c
9c
10c
27.950
.,
Sol
28%
29%
14
14%
1,450
7c
8 Vac
23,400
'£,500
20 %c
Jan
31 %c May.
May
3.90
Jan
4.75 May
24%
Jan
30% Mar
12%
Feb
15
Apr
7c
Jan
11c
Jan
8%c
Jan
12c
c
54c
1.00
1.00
3.775
7c
7c
500
6%c
6 Va c
7 Vac
9,139
5c
5%c
Faraday
Jan
Fargo
1.23 May
Jan
Feb
25 %c
Feb
11c
Jan
8,000
Mar
Feb
Francoeur
Jan
74c
Feb
French
Jan
34c
5c
8%c
5c
Apr
Geco
9c
Apr
Genex
Mines
7c
Feb
Giant
Mascot
.3.90
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Feb
Giant
Yellowknife
Mines
23%
24%
770
25%
25%
25%
1.235
1.35
1.28
1.35
92c
Jan
_i
36c
35c
38c
4.362
23c
Mar
50c
Apr
18c
20c
12.399
16c
Apr
31C
Feb
Grandroy
Jan
Granduc
Feb
Great
3.40
Jan
12 % May
24%
Glen
24
25% May
Va
Jan
Apr
1.35 May
Mines
Goldfields
Mining
Mar
May
Mar
21c
Jan
Gridoil
5%c
5c
6c
9.200
4%c
Feb
7c
Apr
Gulch
7c
7c
6.000
8c
Jan
Gulf
4%C
5c
6%c May
4%c Apr
7c
Feb
Gunnar
Gwillim
Lake
—
7%c
Ltd—
11c
9 Vac
11c 13 Vac
11c
37c
53c
1.20
Jan.
13.855
.
Jan
16 %c
Apr
16C
17c
7,100
15c
May
22c
Apr
10c
May
14%c
Jan
Jan
3.70
Feb
16C
1.43 May
Mar /
2.20
7Vac
10c
46c
Jan
Jan
12.770
7%c May
11c
May
Lead
Hallnor
Harrison
•
Jan
Mar
'
Rock
Mines
19,100
29
1.500
25 %
Feb
10c 10 %c
8,700
9c
Jan
Jan
Mines—i.
17c
90c
Apr
6,583
28.800
10c
Mar
4c
Jan
11c
May
Feb
37c
Apr
1,750
10"%
Jan
Mar
88c
12%
Jan
.
18 %c
Feb
Jan
48.500
33c
4,000
16c 16 Vac
40,100
15c
Jan
17c
Jan
26c
16c
11c
32c
13c
8 VaC
27c
13,567
24c
Feb
33 %c
Jan
13c 13 VaC
7,000
13c
Jan
17 Vac
Jan
4.30
Feb
.3.20
3.20
3.55
12.375
12'%
12%
12%
2,035
37c 39 VaC
6 VaC
6c
6c
8c
7 Vac
8.25
8.20
4c
2.45
2.45
1
—
Jan
29% May
12'%
-
65c
10c
May
12
39 %c
1'
6c
10c 11 %C
1
1
,
2.90
86c
.
1
13c
12c
8c.
24 %c
2.95 Mar
12
56c
Feb
13,500
6c
May
7%c
Apr
13,200
7%c
Jan
10%c
Apr
6.062
8.00
4,500
3%c
Apr
2.50
1,000
2.10
Jan
13C,
9,500
1 lc
9.85 Mar
Apr
4c
Apr
-
Jan
26,389
Feb
8.35
,
13
Mar
32c
5%c
Jan-
2.60 Mar
15c
Feb
21c
Feb
1
—-—
12c
Jan
Head
23c
Jan
Headway Red Lake
Lakes
Iron
•
■
10c
10c
lie
21.400
10c
Mar
1
Minerals-.
Hastings.
of
8%c
1
:
Gold
Gold
2,825
28
•
21,000
9c
i
Mines
Hard
47c
—1
Freehold
9%c
'
1
Develop
Mines
4.05 May
May
23.100
Jan
■
10c
3.05
7 VaC
28'%
*
Mines—
Plains
10c
2.95
__
2.95
8c
1
Mining
20 %c May
48 3?6
•
2.87
10 %c Mar
—1
Mines
15c
19.000
2.20 Mar
21.300
1
93c
248.800
5,283
16c
1
Ltd
Goldale
49c
18c"
1.53
2.47
5,225
1.72
Mar
14C
8%c
6.200
7 Vac
37c
1.43
1
7.650
10c
Feb
10 %c May
2.37
Mines
Uran
4.500
7%c
22c
875
1.48
12
17c
7%C
6C 10 VaC
20C
•
2.45
10c
98c
16 %c
Feb
1
53c
57.035
Jan
16c
1
95c
4.05
5c
12,030
1
.__
Mine
50c
3.60
95c
1
Ltd
lG'/aC
4.05
78,065
1,269,884
Explorers
Glacier
22 Va Mar
10,100
Apr
1.20
4,330
1.12
1
Ltd
17S
'
3.00
2.35
1.01
10
Goldray
19c
17c 20%c
Feb
Jan
Jan
2.30
2.26
1.10
20c
Mining
24
40c 41 %c
2.75
1.86
2.25
2.26
1
preferred
Gaitwin
8.95 Mar
20c
2.25 May
2.25
1
Jan
1.10
Apr
6%c Apr
900
40 Va C
Mar
1
1
Mines
Petrol
4.253
H:V
6c
Feb
1.31
90c
5.900
4.0C0
Apr
8%c Feb
1
Mines
Ltd
Mining
Mining
Fatima
7 VaC
1
.__
:
.
Uranium
Oils
Farwest
63c
12.600
1.00
Jan
14c
33c
105.030
24c
40c
12%c
1.900
47c
Apr
8.075
1
Mines_
Mines-".
8'% c
aan
9c
7c
20 %c
Mar
3,497.
21c 21 VaC
1
•
Ltd
8 Va C
21c
,
1
7c
13.700
7V2c
1
9uc
9.684
2J
14',8
8%c
Corp
3.60
45.
28%
—
Mining
12%
see page
II,225
♦
Gold
Sullivan
3.45
Uranium.
4.75
1
:__
Malartic
33c
Apr
11%
Mines..
1.750
.4.35
—
1
Co
Pete
12
50c
76c
4.50
2.50
Mines—
Copper
3.60
Corp.
76c
1
25c
Mines
5%c
50c
10c
*
Feb
Dynamic
90c
49c
{
15c
Jan
2,33 Feb
Apr,
Jan'
11c
25
footnotes,
15c
1.99
4.60 Mar I
1.24
53c.
22c
1
Mines.
For
■7.050
.
95c
Mines
2.07
Jan
29c
Jan
10c
Duquesne.
Bay
2.00
3.55
Apr
21c
8%C
Petroleums
Bidcop
Black
Jan
Apr
1.35 May
Jan
50c
Yukon
35c
58c.
2.01
•
May
Jan
9c
Minipg.
Uranium' Mines.
Bevcon
18c
May
Apr
16c
25
Corp—
■
Mar
8c
75c
6%c
16%c
9c
"3
Copper
.
16c
Jan
May
Apr
8.812
1
A
:
Bethlehem
25.450
-
4.0C0
1
Mines
Mining
42c
77,700
3.000
1.Z3
Metals
Belcher
5%c
3.000
23c
21c
6.000
43 c-
7c
20c
9c
1
Oil
Beattie
6%c
c
42 c
11 %c May
51c
May
17c
Jan
24c
Barnat Mines
Base
Jan
13c
Jan
1
Bankfield
Baska
Jan
14c
17c
Mar
1.14
•
Mines
:
Jan
44c:
3.327
10c
2.12
20c
Mines
Trust
7c
7.650
14c
6 Vac
15c
26c
1
Copper
Barymin Exploration Ltd
12,143
51c
14c
1
35c
1.20
40c
Nickel
preferred
53/4%
preferred
Barex
11c
45c
*
—
1
1.620
13
'
;
$5
Banff
Jan
Feb
Mines
77c
Jan
1
Bankeno
92c
•_
Explorers
2.500
5%c
Mines
Gold
Daering
10.827
1
Gold
Apr
Feb
Petroleum
Mines—
19c
13 %c
•L L
31.000
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
75c
11c
Mines
—
18c
•
23 %c
1
Mines
Aunor
8.650
40c
Pershing
2.95
44c
20c
Area
Aumaque
Jan
90c
90c
Copper
Craigmont
16 Va c
.
2.95
10c
i
Feb
Jan
52 c
574
Yellowknife
Jan
5c
85c
8%c Jan
18.000
Mining
2.70
i_10c
,
5.75
'43c
1.200
Ruffner
10c
Jan
5%c Mar
'
15c
Atlin
Jan
4c
—
Mines
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Coulee Lead Zinc
Courvan
5c
8.25
Atlas
7e
1,000
•
Exploration
4.90 May
Mar
3.55
Jan
978
Apr
1
2.85
.
29% Mar
7% Mar
6.155
15c
Coast
4.500
10.808
West
8.20
Atlantic
25,733
7 VaC
4'%c
11.185
Consolidated
4.10
1
Earth
Arcadia
8c
7 %c'
•
44c
65
175
7c
Jan
May
4'%c
-
•
1.12
28
7.165
12c
4.45
Jan
5.475
Feb
40c
111
8
5c
1.04
Apr
9%
33.299
4.'45
106%
19%
9c
42c
105
9
8c
4.45
108
8
Apr
57c
Ltd
Sannorm
18%
15c
Apr
4 %C
Poplar
Regcourt Mines
9%
May
Jan
27c
Mar
Consolidated
19%
35c
10 %c
62.695
Mar
Consolidated
Apr
-Jan
18.500
43c
84c
Consolidated
25
4.000
11c ll'/ac
35c
27c
Apr
1
Pete
Warrants
18c
35c
11c
6.000
Apr
*
Associated
23C
35c
38.742
May
1
Asamera
Jan
44c
12
*
Petroleums
Gold
78c
1.35
100
_1
;
Rouyn
Mines
United Development
Arjon
Jan
41c
Jan
Anglo
Ansil
61c
1.06
Jan
5S5
Anglo Huronian
Anglo
4.700
1.16
8.85
6.935
100
_l
Lead Mines
68c
4.70 May
Ltd
15,000
27
_
Anchor
Mar
66c
5'%
11%
*
Rare
24c
Red
19%
94
Quebec Gold
Deldona
Ltd
Leduc
Jan
4.10 Mar
Deer
*
American
18c
Rambler
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Larder
Jan
2.591
1.35 Mar
^00
Daragon Mines..
Decoursey Brewis Mining
Alminex
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
28c
20c
"
107
*
Pacific
Allied
Mar
20c
Pershcourt
Consol
17
Mar
May
2.01 Apr
44c
Nicholson
Northland
Consolidated
Ltd—
Consolidated Oils
Roxaina
Minerals—
Feb
May
20c
Mines
Consolidated
held
Yellowknife
13c
22c
Exploration
Apr
Cusco
—;
Ltd
Jan
50c
Oils
Jan
OILS
Oil—
&
9%c
5 845
.
19 % May
16
14.840
•
3.75
Exploration
•
Acme
each Ten
Jan
19.300
11.200
21c
Jan
1.45
30c
Being
One
18c
87c
99%
11%
108
*
13 %
15 %c Mar
10.465
19%
19%
3.755
Feb
65c
500
20c
19
_
_
Feb
Feb
6c
27c
Mosher
70c
20c
_
Realty
16c
14 %c
1.60
Iron.
Mormon
*
__.
&
Apr
14.157
4.70
Mogul
Consolidated
4.85
5
-
;
exchanged for
Abacon Developments
50.500
17c
13c
1.06
Mac
Apr
May
1.40
Apr
7%c
7c
Gold
16
12%
Y
Apr
Jan
1.60
Jan
24c
Mines
40
..
*
Mines
1.03
Jan
7c
1.60
-
Arrow
Jan
55c
9.25
1.36
Jan
4.40
Lake
Marcus
Crowpat
Abacus
5c
24c
HalliwelE
Jan
Jan
1.06 Mar
11 Vac
__
13c
Crest
Jan
*
AND
7.90
22,138
15 Vac
■■
:
Fenimore
13
"
•
MINES
8.35
Jan
Jan
8c
Oil
Consolidated
36 %
-50
preferred
_
Abacon
4.200
Mines
May
59% May
1.50 Mar
3,369
-
1.00
11%
_
1.45
6c
Flin
175
50c
100
A
1.43
6%c
Cadillac
3.857
80c
5
*
class
21.100
Gamma
15
50c
,
common
8.650
6 Vac
98c
Jan
35c
40
1.00
*
class
1.35
6c
____*
14%
—
A
Ltd
1.30
Shawkey
1.00
ApiMar
4.25
'
14%..
*
*
_
8.20
6c
Apr
Mar
12
May
10%
6.885
1.35
____*
Key Mines
40
_
Electric
55
100
1.50
15%
*
warrants
Knitting
Zellers
40c
1.900
*
A
Yukon
Pass- &
45c
4.80
$2.80
55c
13.100
L
8.25
2.50
_
4.50 Apr
4.00 Mar
*
..
Wood
(John) Co
Woodward Stores
A
'
59
__
preferred
White Hardware
Class
44c
—1
$6
White
45c
*
—•
_
12
Discovery _L
5%
56%
26%
—30
.
preferred
Warrants
65c
22*% May
53
22%
20c
B
4% %
55c
11%
9c
4.50
'
150
common
class
60c
11%
16c
16%cMar
__1
_•
21.969
__
(Geo)
Jan
____»
55%
Pacific
Weston
6%c
*
Metals
Combined
22%
—1
_•
9.COO
10 Vac 12 %c
1
55
5
Warrant's
9c
1
:
21
*
♦
Product^—
Western
8c
1
Mines-
Con
A
Westeel
8%c
Willans
6%
Con
_
common..
Feb
Jan
•
49c
Mar
__
Plant
I.000
Jan
c
62c
May
*
_
37c
10 %
Jan
May
common
class
37c
1.10 May
82c
Jan
Jan
10
common
_
Apr
32c
51
*
trust
95c
43c
Feb
'
Foods
3.100
10.800
Jan
Equipment
Westcoast
1.10
82.300
9
Knapp Canada Ltd
Westfair
1.02
55c
Consolidated
&
Feb
1.06
Feb
44c
50
Wainwright Products & Ref
Webb
8%c
39c
30
_
"Waterous
Apr
49 %C
850
*
Walker G & W
5%c
Apr
—-
795
*
new
7.578
18c
52c
52c
10
*
Vulcan
Jan
6c
*
51
Corp
—'■
Vendomatic
9%c
5 Vac
9c
Smelt
10
93/a
50
—50
—
Jan
1
&
10
B
Preferred
7c
14 %c May
33c
Jan
1
Min
51
common—,
preferred
United
I.772
5.271
1
*
10
Jan
Jan
Jan
21.450
25c
1
Apr
8c
Chimo Gold Mines
Chromium
Jan
1.14
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
11%
14%
1.20
26c
May
May
10c
1
28% May
Mar
1.00 Mar
15c
1
Mines
Jan
8
1.18
5%C
1
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
87c
9.tn)0
.
—50
*
preferred
Class
93/4
Maiy
1.55
4.20 May
41c
1
Coniaurum
Acceptance common
Canada
50
4.75
28.532
Mines
Feb
Jan
Apr
13c
.'
42
42.232
Jan
10c
1
Oil_
27c
c
7'%
*
39
May
15c
37'%c
1.40
22 %c Mar
1.05 Mar
12c
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
42
of
8c
1—_
Chesterville
11%
A
.'
Apr
42
Gas
40c
Ltd
Jan
11%
Class
90c
4.95
Apr
Jan
3.15
*
14%
26%
Union
.
6.141
2.99
1
15%
42
preferred
B
1st preferred-
92c
1
Feb
28V2
Class
90c
;
13% Mar
Mar
;
May
18c
Porcupine
50
preferred
6.000
*
r_
520
4.074
1
*
A
5,010
22c
Mines
Geld—
5%,
653/4
._
Elevator
1,08
18c
__
Corp
51/4
1
Prairie
1.02
>
—
90c
_♦
Rio
Pipeline.
2nd
May
Cariboo
8
Corp__
Class
Captain
91
Canada
Union
Apr
Apr
Canada
Trans
1.05
20c
6c
Jan
Trans
Trans-Mountain
—16%
1
Mines ___'
6%
Trans
Turnbull
11.100
10c
Exploration
Mines Ltd
Gold
Quartz
*
—
1.C7
Williston
Can-Erin
643/4
B
preferred
99c
Gold
Jan
65
common
Finance
Class
1.07
Inca
Jan
104
100 Va May
1.000
1.15
North
*
Star
Towers
.__1
Silica
Malartic
10
preferred—
Toronto
425
18.772
*
Apr
25
——*
1.
1.20
Canadian ..Long Island
102
50
1.15
1.55
4.25
Homestead
Apr
5.10 Ivlay
1.15
.
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian High Crest
120
100% 101 Vb
23c
Jan
3.45 Mar
3.90
*
Dyno Mines
2.651
100 Vb
Apr
L. Feb
1.09
4.05
Petroleum
25%
3.55
70.890
24
3.75 Mar
410
i:
Devonian
Canadian
104
2.350
4.45
18 %c
52,840
1.38
4.25
Warrants
23%
*
Dominion Bank
Traders
1
5.10
3.80
4.30
Exploration
21% May
19 Va Mar
'1,500
.
4.50
1.35
1
Minerals—
103 103%
100
Invest
General
Paper
Thompson
Toronto
Petrol
25%
•
4.95
*
Canadian
.
18 %c 18 %c
1
25.635
10%
—*
-
Canadian
Third
__5c
4.20
Canadian
♦
—
1
% Feb
12c
May
*
common
20
20.400
4.60
——.100
common
Canada Ltd
-4,720
14c
Candore
Texaco
23
Lands
4.25
Tamblyn
21%
Apr
3.80 Mar
*
—.—
223/4
Jan
1,500
——————
Industries
Mar
1.15
4.50
25
I Preferred ■—L—
Switson
18c
9%c
4.40
100
Preferred
Jan
Jan
6.300
4.40
1
Steinberg class A
Superior Propane preferred
Supertest Petrol ordinary
14 %c
12c
90,733
*
*
Paving
Standard
Feb
70.600
14c
*
Standard
8c
17c
1.24
Canadian
Mar
30.000
14c
1.16
*
Ltd
Foods
Stafford
7c
10c 11 %c
12 %c
Jan
Apr
May
16c
11 %C
36%
Jan
4.05
2.50
Jan
13c
31% Mar
Feb
2.05
Jan
6.45
4%c Jan
1.20
25
Aor
7.200
13 %c
3,180
'
32.320
5c
1
34
52
2.50
5c
1
Canadian Delhi —Y————_10c
19%
20
2.17
48c
•'
3.10 Mar
lie
Tungsten
Jan
Jan
51%
Jan
Apr
10.940
1
Oil
19%
Feb
Apr
5.60
2.50
L
——25c
.
Canada
51%
17 Va
40 %c
3.654
5.75
3.75
_1
Mines
33%
51%
14.750
5.60
3.60
1
Lake
& Edmonton
Calvert ..Gas" & "Oil——
Campbell Chibougamau
34
y
46c
5.75
3.65
Calgary
19%
966
44c
1
Calalta Petroleum _1———
*
20
a
preferred-——50
Industries
Southam
1
1
Mining & Smelting
Buffalo Ankerite Holdings Ltd
Red
High
heid
Brunswick
6Q9
19
four
Ltd
,
44
Low
Ltd
Mines
Pioneer
290
4.85
each
Mines
30%
13%
vV
•V'';;
for
One
Mar
54c
„
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
for
Bordulac
Jan
*
common..:
.Preferred
Somerville
Steel
Feb
Nortn
Low
Shares
Ltd
exchanged
28%
37%
37%
6%
,11
Jan
May*
Mines
Being
*
Simpsons
Ltd
S K D Manufacturing
Slater Steel
18%
4.60
,
8%
25c.
Apr
19
•
*
5
40
—
class A_.
Dairies
B
Class
18%
4.75
*
.Preferred
Silverwood
•
6.90
*
Canada
Industries
Shullys
45%
———
of
Oil
:1
3.30 Mar
Bordulac
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
3.00
Shawinigan
Shell
Low
High
4
*
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
2.70
——i
class
Shares
2.70
Arts
Seven
STOCKS
for Week
Low
'
'■
,
'Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended May 1 7)
Sales
95c
94c
95c
3,000
90c
Jan
1.03
Feb
1
16 %c
16c 17 %c
32,500
10c
Jan
24Vac
Apr
1
20c
20c 21 VaC
.18.900
20c
May
27c
Jan
"
.
Volume
197
Number
The
6265
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
45
(2085)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
for Week
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Heath
Gold
Low
5c
6c
21,000
1
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
2.65
2.65
2.65
200
5
28%
28
28%
14
13%
14%
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Class
B
Howey
Iron
Iso
16%
26c
27c
2.51
Apr
47C
Jan
28"% May
Jan
14 %
11%
Jan
14% May
Pato
2.50 Mar
3.95 May
Pax
18,342
4,440
50%
14%
9,281
Jan
May
59 % May
17% Jan
Feb
Pernio Gas & Oil
1.05
1.39'
68,860
95c
Jan
73c
72c
75c":
20.700
70c
Feb
1.55
I:
Perron
May
86c
Jan
Jan
14 %c
14c
16c
51.500
12c
Mar
7.25
7.20
7.65
4.506
6.15
3.40
3.40
300
3.10
Gold
Jack
Walte
—!
Mining
1
Jacobus".
—20<j
Joburke
15c
Mar
20c
Mar
10,575
"11c
Jan
4 Vic)
4%C
Feb
I2V2C
12 Vic
14c
9,250
-8 Vic
Jan
15c
21c
24c
34,659
21,510
20 %c
Neb
27c
Jan
1.20
29
_—
Copper
Kirkland Minerals
_
—
5,686
52c
—u.,——,1
1
50c
14,500
29,870
4Vic
Jan
Dufault
Mines
Lingman
Lake
Qsu Mines
Lake
Shore
500
^.57 Jan
26 c
33,889
25c
Mar
40c
Jah
15,100
17c
Jan
32c
Mar
11c
Jan
18c
Apr
25
Jan
33 Vi
Apr
:La
Lencourt Gold
2.38
2.50
715
5 20
•
16,585
Jan
7.0o
10c
19c
2.38 May
5.00
1,200
2.95
3.60
3.70
I,900
3.60 May
3.00
1,000
2.25
3.50
4.65
Jan
Apr
33 Vi C
36c
30,150
29c
Jan
43c
33c
29c
34c
114,325
25c
May
37c
—;•*!'.—1
—■■—1
1.37
1.36
.1.39
8,180
1.30
8c
8c
9,000
'8c
1.55
Jan
Mar
19c
Rayrock Mines
Rexp^r Minerals
'Algonv
.Hi...,,
Rio
14 Vic May
Jan
Rix
Athabasca
1.15 Mar
1.97
Apr
Rockwin
1
8%c
8c
8%c
7.700
8c
Jan
11 %c
Jan
1
10 ViC
10 %C
13c
56,200
10c
Apr
21c
Feb
6C
6c
1,000
5c
Jan
6Vic
Apr
Mines
:
*
Mines
i
1
Rowan
Gold
Macassa
Mines
Red
18c
11,200
5c
18,500
4c
Jan
6c
3,300
83c
May
1.14
Jan
2.35
2.40
5,308
2.40
Feb
1
———*
5c
4c
5c
14,700
6Vic
Feb
7%c
7 Vic
8 Vic
Mines
——,
Barvue
Manoka
Maralgo Mines
Marboy :___.
Mining
—
Mentor
Mill
Mining
Min
61c
%C
8 Vic
8.00
*
1
8
8.10
52%
27%c
25 Vic
50c
May
70c
2.90
2.90
3.15
1.200
9.50
9.40
9.65 (
4.045:"
:
39c
48.800
47c
8.000
8c
27,230
4,810
8c
5.504
43%
Feb
Apr
49c
Jan
Jan
70c
Apr
Feb
10c
Jan
9.15
11c
Jan
54 Vi
25Vie May
37Vic
20c
2.25 Mar
29c
31c
14,210
25Vic
40c
Jan
65c
56c
67c
48.100
50c
Apr
67c
May
8c
8c
3.100
8c
May
10c
Jan
30c 33 Vic
15.300
23c
Mar
37c
May
35c
40c
43:292
26c
Jan
45c
19 Vic
20c
2,314
18c
Mar
23c
33c
37 Vic
_—————__—_*
16%
16%
17
2.455
9 c 10 Vie
10c
38.385
78c
_.
49c
■
—1
81c
49c
21%c
Murphy Oil —;i_!——______—_______*
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
.—--1
4.643
1.07
1.01
17
Jan
-
94c
Nam a
Creek
_—-—1
Mines
14 c
_____——25c
Petroleum
Mines,,——
18c
Jan
Jan
13 Vic 15%c
74.650
13c
9,500
5c
Jan
7 Vic
Jan
8,725
25c
Jan
29c
Apr
United
10.000
4c
.Apr
5 Vic Mar
United
United
New
New
Continental
New
Davies
New
Goldvue
New
Harricana
of
Oil
New
New
90c
1,090
23c
Jan
36c
17c
38.600
10c
Jan
4 Vic
7.300
4c
Jan
7c
7c
Jan
.!——-—1
_
Mines—
1
.
Norgold
28C
Apr
24 %c
Jan
.19c
88.075
16c
18c
II.500
13c
15c
34.500
13c
,
May
55.750
11c
Jan
25c
6Vic Mar
He
Jan
19.503
29c
May
40c
Jan
——1
16c
15c
17c
25.990
13c
Mar
38c
Jan
7 Vi'c.
4Vic
6Vic
Apr
Westates
18c
Feb
Westburne
May
5 Vic
5%c
4.200
5c
Jan
7Vic
Jan
14c
14c
2.050
14c
Apr
19c
Jan
72.690
25c
Mar
38c
May
38c
33c
38c
3.00
3.00
3.15
131935
10c
9c
11c
19.500
40c
34c
43c
494.825
26 Vic
25c
30c
25,250
1.60
1.70
1.810
33
33
165
59c
55c
59c
17.287
2.78 Mar
3.15 May
Apr
14c
Jan
12 Vic
Jan
45c
May
25c
May
30c
May
9c
1.20
1.77
Jan
27
Jan
34
44c
Feb
60c
3.60
6.25
Apr
Jan
__1
3.90
3.80
4.00
1
25 Vic
25c
26c
13.833
17c
Jan
28c
Apr
1
28c
27c
31c
72.573
25%c
Jan
48Vic
Jan
North
Rock
25c
24 V2C
26c
3Qc
Mar
•
2.33
2.25
2.40
7.800
20c
14c
14c
15c
6.200
14c
:
Mines:
"
Norvalie
Mines,
Nudulama
Mines
1,
32.797
8.900
*
1
21c
1.85
Apr
Apr
May
Rankin,,
Exploration
Apr
2.60
Apr
Jan
Feb
15c
'
Lake
Gold
O'Briqn
Okalta
♦
Mines
Feb
9c
2.200
8%c
Jan
13c
8.700
11c
Jan
4Vic
Mines
4Vic
850
4c
Jan
5%c
49 %c
■
1
*
Oils
12 %c
48c
/
•
51c
5.725
Feb"
58c
3,800
8c
Jan
14c
5.000
10c
Jan
15c
1
7.90
7.85
7.95
11.497
6.50
Feb
8.20
Western
2.16
2.22
23.915
1.85 Mar
2.45
Feb
Gold
1
13c
12V2c
13C
26,000
5 Vic
Jan
31c
Orenada
30c
32C
56.552
20c
Jan
Osisko Lake Mines
_
1
36c
41c
50c
62.645
33c
May
50c
May
34c
31c
35c
5 Vic
Jan
1.37
Jan
15 %c
15c 15 %c
12.912
13Vic
Apr
19Vic
Jan
8.10
8.00
8.20
16.755
6.45
Jan
1.08
1.07
1.10
4.5,5
3.10
3.10
3.20
3.55
3.55
5.30
300
19c
19c 26 Vic
24.390
19c
May
37c
Feb
32c
32c
9.500
20c
Jan
38c
Mar
36c
.Jan
15.000
1.07 May
43c
8.40 Apr
1.21 Apr
2.86 Mar
14.293
Feb
3.35 Mar
'
34c
24c
1.86
1.92
22.474
12c
12c 12%c
5.600
11c
10c
11c
—w
5.10
24c 27 %c
1.75
65.973
16c
■
Jan
1.70 Apr
9Vic Feb
18.275
10c
5.60
Apr 1
Jan
Feb
2.05
Apr
16 Vic
Jan
13c
Jan
1.03
1.03
1.100
90c
Jan
30c
30c
35c
14.749
29c
Jan
46c
Mar
9c
8 Vic
10c
48.500
6c
Mar
11c
Apr
4 Vic
4%c
1.000
4.80
4.75
4.90
14.401
27 %c
26c
29c
9,400
19c
8c
8c
8 Vic
7.500
5 Vic
Jan
1.54
1.54
1.57
4.730
1.49
Jan
15c
26,000
12c
Feb
20c 22%c
1.90
31
20c
May
28.750
—
_1
1
■
—
14c
--
■
21 %c
1.70
1,80
'
,
'
70c
'
70c
1.31
3Vic Jan
4.60
010
1.56
68c
10.000
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
6c
5.35
Feb
APIJan
36c
Apr
12c
Feb
1.87
Apr
15 %c May
39c
Jan
1.90 May
82c
Jan
88c
Jan
70c
70c
76c
14.500
60c
Mm-
85c
Jan
38c
38c
38c
500
25c
Apr
40c
23c
23c
3.322
19c
Mar
30c
Jan
11c
10 %C
12c
11.000
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
79c
84c
13.530
53c
Jan
86c
May
2.400
10c
Apr
1
*
—
10c 10 Vac
15c
Jan
Jan
14Vic Mar
._*
1.62
1.61
1.65
6,200
1
94c
91c
1.02
38.550
76c
Feb
1
30c
28c
30'c
60.450
16c
Jan
30c
May
^,,1
20%'c
Jan
24c
Feb
Jan'
12%
Apr
—
—
1
.
.
-
20Vic 20 Vic
H-J O «vC3
1.50 Mar
1L
39c
66.999
3.40
3.60
4.003
70c
74c
19.250
1.33
1.35
6.50
3.45
1.84
Jan
1.15 May.
73c
1.35
*
6.70
*
1.47
4.569
1.100
205.875
19c
*
1.945
6.70
22Vic 22J/ac
16c 19 Vic
*"
__1
1.43
1.48
65.211
1
15c
1
1.45
1.45
1.51
■9.175
22c
:
30c
3.20
Apr
Apr
50c
4.20
Jan
Jan
'
1
Fortune
9.95
1.750
34c
1
18c
500
10%
*
21c
23c
7.332
15c 16 %c
3.750
,
52c
Jan
1.15
Jan
6.50
:78c
Apr
1.65
Feb
8.75
Feb
May
15c
Feb
22 Vic May
10Vic
Jan
16 %c May
1.35
15c
Jan
Mar
VI.37 Mar
16c
Jan
1.57
Apr
26c
Jan
1.66
Jan
25c
Feb
1
6Vic
Jan
4%C
5c
16.000
3c
May
,1
76C
75c
81c
14.409
68c
Mar
97c
1
16 Vic
16 %C
17c
2,667
13c
Mar
22c
Apr
1
—
1.83
1.75
1.84
2.09
Jan
1
Petrol
Beaver
Willroy Mines
Wilshire
Oil
Wiltsey Cpghlan
Yale
97c
Jan
4Vic
Jan
17c
Jan
769
13c
Mar
Apr
9 Vic May
3.00 Mar
83c
1,350
82c
Mar
7c
41.000
6c
Mar
12c
17c
1.822
1.65
12c
Jan
93c
Jan
1.35
Feb
13.900
Jan
4.45
Apr
2.32
31.00
1.50 Mar
1.80
1,300
2.03 May
2.50 Mar
14c 15 %c
15c
89.310
1/.67
Apr
29c
Jan
42c
Apr
35c
34c
36c
18.700
18c
Feb
80c
80c
10.070
71c
Apr
:________1
9c
9c
9 %c
8.100
8%c
Jan
7c
7c
8c
73.500
5%c
Jan
6c
6 Vac
6,750
1.06
1.10
4,900
Mines
Young
(H G)
Yukon
Consolidated
1.10
_1
Mines
Apr
13c
80c
1
Yellowknife Bear
Apr
2.20
1.63
2.08
—____20c
Zinc
Feb
6.000
13.182
—___40c
Mines
Feb
Apr
4.20
4.00
4.00
89c
Feb
1.19
14 c 14 Vic
1
&
5.05
3.55
1.11
2.19
——______—1
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellorex
Jan
3c
10c
14c
1
Hargreaves
Lead
70c
3.500
6c
1.18
,2
L
Windfall
Wright
1,998
2.000
11c
82c
1
:
90c
3.25
1
:
Apr
3 Vac
——
u.—___*
___:
Jan
10 %c 10 Vic
1
Lodge—
1.35
10c
*
—
Mines—
22.400
3%C
—
1
Oil
•
85c
—
lie
._*
_!
Western Decalta Petroleum
Western Mines
_—___:
5Vic Mar
1.05 May
1.00
Feb
10c
Jan
8c
May
7%c Feb
1.19
Feb
8c
8c
1.200
6c
Feb
14c
Jan
44c
2.700
41c
Jan
47c
Jan
3c
5c
12.100
3c
May
24c
1
43c
21 %c
24c
55.550
19c
Apr
31c
Jan
30c
Yukeno Mines
24c
31c
187.700
16c
Jan
386
May
•
;
1
Metal
—
44c
_____!__;_k__T
'
':
Mines
Zulapa Mining
Jan
Apr
2.22
Copper
Feb
50c
7Vic Feb
.Jan
10
1
Opemiska
Orchan
16c
Feb
12 Vic 12 Vic
Mines
11c
9c
Jan
Feb
Hill,,,
Malartic
West
Zenmac
Obaska
Jan
11c
Feb
9c
.
Feb
21c
12c
May
11c
,9C
HV2C
5c
26.500
1
34c
Goldcrest
Canada
Jan
500
15c
1
Feb
Jan
North
Northland
Feb
Jan
.
Feb
North
Northern
Feb
Jan
16c
5%c
Werner Lake, Nickel
Wespac Petroleums
15c
50
.___
Jan
%c
Weedon Mining
19C1
*
Exploration
12c
8.500
May
7c
32c
11 Vic
w
—
—1
Wasamac
.
1.500
1
_*
22 %c Mar
12c
—
22.503
,1
—
5
6.333
12,600
,
12 %c
_1
Mines
Violamac Mines
24.000
Canadian Oils common—_,25c
15c
__l
Vespar
5c
1
Coldstream
10.859
6c
26c
14 Vic
Quebec
17c
„*
North Bordulac
15
Jan
15
6c
55c
Reef
34c
,1
ji,
,
Jan
5c
14%
24 Vic
w'
24 %C
3.170
voting trust ctfs
Keno
28c
4 Vic
33c
—-1
—
Canso
15 Vic
1
11%
14%
1
5.600
Vandoo Consolidated Exploration
Vauze Mines
Apr
20.780
33c
—-
Preferred
15 Vi c Jlar
9 Vie
14 Vic 18 Vic
——1
Jan
Feb
23c
30c
Mines
Northgate
Jan
Urban
Jan
14c
8c
Northcal Oils Ltd
North
13Vic
20c
15c
;
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
North
May
31c
Mines
Norlex
8c
1
Gold,:
Mines
44.000
United
Jan
9c
'
!,_,——,-l
Mines
Norlartic
8c
13c
—
25c
2.100
Apr
Jan
1.12
.
—___—,1
,—
Mines
Acme
1.75
6c
22 Vic
18c
Feb
19c
14c
1-
Upper Canada Mines
Feb
Jan
2.500
8c
"
Nor
9c
131.200
6 Vic
8c
Rouyn Merger—■
Norbeau
2.625
1.52
6c
Mines—
Rim
7c
1.32
1.39
12c
18c
Jan
69c
United Oils
19c, May
6 Vic Feb
30c
'
1
New. Senator Rouyn,,,
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nisto
J£.11
4c
:—,,!—,_1
Mines——,
United
May
Apr
16C
30c
16c
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltdll
Nickel
Feb
——1
,—
Newnorth Gold Mines
New
7.915
—,_I
Mines,:
Mines \
Kelore
Newlund
.2.950
1.45
Petg——_—1-,-__50c
New Hosco Mines—
New Jason
4.30
1.35
Canada,,—*
5.00
1.45
3.40 Mar
4.30
1.35
Jan
65c
Mindamar
4.30
13c
13 %c
Asbestos;
6c
-_1
Feb
66c
Buffadison
5 Vic
_—,—
9 Vic
—__i
United
Bidlamaque
Warrants
21.800
*
United
Apr
Newconex
•
Apr
10c 10 Vic
*
—
42c
5c
93c
1
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Apr
5c
Jah
1
Union Mining Corp
Union Oil
26c
25c 25 Vic
81c
1
!,
Apv
Feb
13.225
25c
11.550
1
5 Vic
20.000
—
89c
Jan
___.
26tic
39c
!———1
85c
1.32
Feb
^———
Jan
4 Vie
Mines,,..
May
85c
#
Feb
4 Vi c
Development,,,
Holdings
Mar
80c
Feb
Feb
37 Vie
Calumet
52c
Jan
1.01
May
.___
Jan
38c
Concord
Mar
45c
5.950
3c
—
May
Athona
New
38c
70.250
1
8c
Alger Mines,————1
New
16.400
80c
1
2.50
New
.
Apr
31c
■.
—
New
-1
40c
1
—:
4c
Gold—
Mar
*
Exploration
Exp Ltd
14c
t
16c
49c
1
4 Vic
—1
49.458
1
—-1
Mines—
Feb
11% May
99c
Gas
New
Nealon
46c
15 %c
7.000
Oils
&
Tribag Mining Co Ltd,
5c
25c
1
Transcontinental Resources
Triack Oil
1.85 May
18c
1
Jan
10c
Jan
23.057
_!
Jan
2.100
Jan
9.65
1
Mines
Apr
13,600
Jan
12 Vic
1.475-
5c
Oils
1.24
35.600
85c
2.416
50c
2.40
15c
6.950
14c
11%
,1
Torbrit Silver Mines
33c
1.98
Mar
92 c
14c
1.20
i;
Apr
6 Vic
93c
89c
Jan
1
Mines Ltd
Mar
14c
Jan
*
1.01 May
1.86
1.86
Jan
16c
Apr
3.25
1.28
Tombill
17c
5 Vic
*
Exploration
National
12c
Jan
Feb
25c
1
Trinity Chibougamau
National
Mar
14c
10c
Jan
65c
Feb
Apr
1.80
8c
6.003
15c
Jan
2.00 May
1.24
Apr
67c
500
9.000
47c
*
Feb
27.500
9c 10 %c
7c
14 Vic
5c
:
Ltd
36c
1.12
1.900
1.15
—
Trans Canada
1.87
6.663
5c
Contact
Tormont
46c
_50c
_L
Cons Mines
Towaginac
Feb
1.18
_■
Mines
Apr
c
22c
1
May
%
75c
Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami
Territory Mining
Thompson Landmark
10 Vic May
Feb
Apr
May
1.45 Mar
8
50c
;
—
Union
7,628
22c
.
13% Mar
7Vic
74c
1.82
3.734.400
1.25
Taurcgnis
.
40c
1
Mines
32,037
53c
21c
1.85
.
3.625
Jan
Jan
1
Sudbury
May
3.30 Apr
1.48
'
1
Sunburst Exploration
,28c
May
73c
4.500 "
20.249
11%
_l
—■
Sullivan
6%c Feb
Jan
Mar
May
6.700
—
1
—___:
-
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Gold
Apr
4 Vic
39,310
Feb
9.65
21c
^,,,1
Starratt Nickel
Apr
4.05
Jan
2.60
89c
—*
—
—
Stanrock Uranium
Mar
Jan
6.85
7 Vic
14 %c
,
_j
Stanwell Oil &
Jan
Jan
Vic
Jan
:? 2.76
11%
1
Gold
Mines
Spooner
May
2.00
10 Vac
*
1
:
Stand
Siscoe
31
19 %c
—
III_Ii
Gordon
Southern
Apr
12c
8.00 May
27.040
__*
_____:
1.02
Mar
3.10
*
T—:
80c
—
.
Gold
Silvermaque
Jan
1.72
18
20c
—_i
Petrol
Creek
Silver
84c
1.60
7 Vic
1
1
.
Silver Miller Mines
May
29c
Mines-i,,^———.——,_1
Minerals
11.9/5
Sigma Mines Quebec
Jan
2.85
1
,
23c
18c
33.025
51,275
Feb
12c
6 Vic
1
Porcupine
———1.
Wright Iron,,—________—
..—1
Multi
65c
—.
w__—
Uran
Security Freehold
Apr
Jan
23 Vic 25 Vic
1.25
.
Corp
Mar
63c
■
Satellite Metal
Mar
Feb
10c
6c
1.00
23c
Jan
25 Vic 29 Vic
6c
*
»—
Petroleums
Ore
Jan
59c
1
River
Sherritt
Jan
42c
Antonio
Sheep
29%
Jan
1
Consol
Sarcee
Apr
Jan
64c *
Feb
1
Exploration
Sand
Feb
11c
6Vic
53
13c
8%c
8.10
52 %
Mar
5%c
,
17%c Mar
8 Vic
8 Vic
1
Mines,
Moneta
Mt
41c
1
Mining,,,,—.—
City
12.100
59c
,—————-——1
Midcon Oil
Midrim
92c
40c
Mines—
Uranium
35.700
87c
"
Exploration & Development_50c
Isl.and Mining,,,—,,——~1
Merrill
Meta
9.125
18c
59c
Petroleums
Medallion
9c
16c
40c
Lake
Red
Gold
1.10O
3.500
Lake—,
.Red
18c
8c
■
McMarmac
Jan
7 Vic
____
McWatters
Feb
9c
_———*
•
May
4c
15c
:—1
1
Consol,—
Mattagami Lake
74c
528
7Vic
—
Corp,:
Martin-McNeely Mines
Maybrun Mines
9,200
-
1
;—
Vic Mar
16,000
H
!_.—
Mines
Jan
5c
16c
__,,1
23c
May
76c
88c
Mines
4c
6
74c
18c
--1
—-——1
—
Jan
2.10
5,960
21 %C 21V2c
*
—
16c
4 Vic
4 Vic
21 Vac
Uranium
Manitou
2.31
74c
——1
—*
—-i——1
Maneast
Matachewan
San
Apr
85c
Malartic Gold Fields,,,——
McKenzie
Feb
83c
Majortrans
Mclntyre
3.95
4 ViC
Cons
Maritimes
3.15, Apr
!—-T
1
Lake,,,,,,,,,:—____J___1
Madsen
Magnet
Marcon
16 Vic
5.701
85c
Cockshutt
Marchant
3.20
4 %c
———1
—,
Explorations
MacLeod
3.15
——,_1
Macdonald Mines
Macfie
3.15
*
Ltd
66c
10 %c
40c
Mines
Ryanor Mining
Salem
28
Feb
32c
Rupununi Mines
5,000
Yellowknife Gold
50c
10c
88,600
Lyndhurst
5%c Mar
_l
15c
Goldfield
53.000
20.400
26% Mar
—
Rio
Jan
6c
■
Realm Mining
1.66
1.75
Feb
4.993
Apr
May
*
15c
19c
23c
52c
Apr
16Vic
54c
39c
—L——,1
1.45
1.55 May
Jan
Jan
1.000
—
15c
.
62c
35c
10c
15V2C
51c
20 %c
Lithium
1.55
1,500
55c
V
6.340
'
28 %
—
Copper
Chibougamau Gold
1.63
1.63
12,850
31c
1.295
Ascot
_—-b
Mines,——
Mar
20c
80c
Gold,,,—„—— *
—1
Gas___,_——
Uranium
24c
14,700 B
18c
6.100
Ranger Oil
Jan
29 %c
54c
Radiore Uranium Mines
Jan
1.50
Mar
1.64
Raglah Nickel
Apr
44c
39 c
Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Feb
May
36c
Quemont
Jan
23c
5%c
Ltd
Quebec Metallurgical
i
Queenston Gold Mines-
5.00 May
3.90 Jan
3.00
,
3.65
169.200
Jan
V 54c
Feb
2.93
35c
Airways
Quebec
Jan
Mar
23c
26c
mil
Ltd
Quebec
Jan
14c
May
Feb
63c
Quebec Manitou Mines,
QuebsC Mattagami
Jan
7%c Apr
35c
Mines
Louvicourt
Lynx
7,500
11,750
—__,_-,_50c
Lac
Long
Point
Long
8c
17C
—■——1
__—.—__
Leitch Gold Mines—_——
Lorado
6.80
15 %c
,
Latin American
Little
6.50
7 Vic
16c
10c
—
Langis Silver
2,501
6.70
Mines,,,_____________*
Oil
21,385
1
Mines
Luz
Lamaque Gold
Landa
17c
33%
Quebec
13c
'
Jan
28c
15c
1
Mines
6c
7.45
3.40
31 Vi
•——,1
„———
Feb
Provo Gas Producers
Purdex Minerals Ltd
24c
—1
Gold
Prospectors
1.10
May
Jan
17c
ll%c May
—1
Preston
Apr
Mines
Jan
10c
1
Royalties,,,.
Jan
Apr
3.50 May
33
Oil
14c
3.033
•
Gas___.
1.55
Apr
6.45
3.30
Prairie
&
14.300
12c
51c
II50C
ftouyn Gold—:
Oil
90.000
12c
55c
_*
_
Ppnder i'Qils:
Powell
25c
13c 13 %c
1
——
Feb
12c
«
IIII1
Development
3.80
30 c
1
Gas
33 %c
68,700
15c
Lake
'
Feb
&
Petroleum
Feb
25C
•.
1
& Exploration,,!—,*
Mining
1.05
Jan
20c
26 Vic Mar
5c
6.95
25c
Kirkland Townsite
5 Vic
Jan
56c
5c
6.70,
6.90
____—
:lie
2,450
30c
5c
1
Gold1
Kilembe
1.30
29c
Vic
53c
Frontier
—*
Gold Mines,—________—i—,1
Kenville
Kerr-Addison
5,333,
11 ViC 12 Vic
11%C
*
—
5c :•■
Oil
Placer
' Apr
22C
Copper 4—:——1
JoWsey Mining Co Ltd—
1
Lake
Place
Feb
Feb
20c
II Hi
Pitch Ore Uranium
Jan
20c Mar
4%c
Mines
Labrador
Jan
27c
Jan
8.20
20c
*
24 Vic
:
-J
—
Mines-—___.
Joutel
Keeley
16,520
58 500
13cl
1
Mines
Gold
Quebec
•Jo'nsmith
17c
22C 23 Vic
12 ViC
1
_
:Jellicoe''MinesJoliet
16 lie
17c
,
22 %c
__35c
_
Apr
Jan
ml
•
.
Jay e Explorations
Mar
1.08
23c
30c
'
—1
Mines
54c
U %C
—1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—.
PicKle Crow Gold Mines
Hlab
Jan
86c
1
Apr
1.15
45c
4.236
20c
Consol
55c
1
13.600
1
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Feb
33c
48c
1.08
International
Jan
43c
Low
48c
1.02
.,6.50
Gold.
51c
43c
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
48c
1
—
Consolidated
Paymaster
Shares
1.08
May
26c
17,610
11,775
v
„20c
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Patino Mining
11 Va
;
Low
Pamour
20%
1
._
_
Pamoil Ltd
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
3.10
Jan
1
-—
Mines
Bay
Mines
58%
16 Va
,1
Mines
Copper
57 V4
16 Va
-2.50
Hydra Exploration
High
7c
May
5,960
4,922
3.95
5714
Mining & Smelting.
Bay
3.10
5c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
6,951
'
14 Vi
3.75
Gold
Hudson Bay Oil
Irish
14
14
Consolidated
Hudson
Low
5%c
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1, 1963
High
1
Mines
(Range for Week Ended May 1 7)
Sales
Friday
%c
36c
11c
38c
17.000
30c
May
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
*No
23c
Apr
included
32Vic
"
Apr
range),
49c
Jan
wi When
par
value,
a Odd
lot
sale
(not
included
in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest,
t Ex-liquidating dividend, (Un) Admitted
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
in
year's range), d Deferred
price, r Cash sale (not
f Flat
to
unlisted
Ex-stock
trading
dividend.
privileges,
(not
delivery
sale
included
in year's
delivered,
wd When,
46
The
(2086)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
National and Eastern List of Over- The-Counter Securities
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
furnished
quotation
The following
w»de
natmnal
distribution
on
The
the
in
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
Service
113/4
Calif
Water
&
21 ft
23%
Cameo
133/4
14%
5ft
1
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co,*
Adler
Electronics
Inc
10c
Aerotest Labs Inc—
10c
Aerovox Corp
—.————1
Airwork Corp
—
—1
Ajax Magnethermic Corp..—*
Alarm Device Mfg——
—10c
Albee Homes
*
Alberto Culver
10
Aid Inc
.1
Alico Land Develop
1
10ft
Corp
Electric
Canadian
4%
Cannon
Cannon
Mills
Class
lift
7%
8ft
55 ft
Allen Organ Co
58 ft
6V4
6%
Carmer
Industries
2%
2%
Carolina
10
25 ft
9
Corp___3.75
Corp
1
5%
8%
Central
5
213/8
223/4
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central Maine Power,
10
37 ft
16
26 ft
5%
6ft
27 ft
29%
Central
26 ft
28%
Cent
7 5/s
19%
21%
American
—2.50.
Air Filter Co—
1
Automatic Vending-*
Biltrite Rubber Co—*
Cryogenics
50c
Electronic Labs cl A_1
Express Co
5
American
Financial Corp
Indiana
Gas
37%
American
American
American
Vermont Pub Svc Corp—6
Channing Financial Corp
1
American
American
253/a
American
5 %
Anchor
Farms
Arkansas
Valley
I
3%
Commonwealth
:7ft
2%
Commonwealth
15%
•
52 ft
3
lift
6 3/4
5ft
2ift.:;
1
Products
13
10
Transport Inc
hie
:
•
Light Co
^
5
Company
♦
Atlantic Improvement Corp__25c
Credit
Atlas
•
Class
Corp
Corp
15:
10c
10 ft
10c
-
Inc
•Automated
40c
Avery
Adhesive
1
Avon
Products
Aztec
Oil
Inc
Gas
&
17 ft
10 ft
Cove
Systems
Cross
Baltimore
Bangor
Paint
Hydro
Banlife
1
Company
Dallas Airmotive Inc
Dickinson
Diamond
14%
Dictaphone
Belle
Isle
Bemis
Beneficial
Gas
Co
Matic
&
Hills
Corp cl A
1
50c
12ft
Power
&
Bolt
Beranek
Ami
Boston
&
Newman:—
Co
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Bowl-Mor
Bowman
Inc
SI.20
Brown &
Browning
Brunning
Brush
Arms
_
Co___
(Charles)
Beryllium
Co
28 ft
60
63%
22
23%
Hearst
1
24'ft
26%
Heath
1
61
63%
Drugs
Economics
of
Fla
Laboratory
Ecuadorian
Corp
Ltd
18%
9ft
Edgewater
El
20
1
14 ft
15%
•
39 ft
43 ft
Instrument—1
Grier
Elco
10
Steel
Co
Electric
3%
3%
1
7'ft
8
Co
(Texas)—*
25%
class A_50c
Corp
25c
7ft
7%
23V4
Electro Consolidated
41ft
44%
Electro Instruments
Electro-Tec Corp
47
Electrada
493/4
8%
23%
42 ft
9ft
29
7
9%
25%
Corp
45%
10
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
Elizabethtown Water Co
15 ft
Elk
23%
25
Detective
«
By liesbj
E
I
Cad:c
Cald^r
VH M)
R
Inc
Ilioc
& Co
class
Industries
A
_l6%c
Corp
~
2
Inc
ilL
_
Csioon
Corp
California
''-—to
For
6%
Empire State Oil
Endevco Corp
4%
5ft
Ennis
5
5%
Epsco Inc
Equity Oil
5%
6%
Erie
7ft
8ft
Esley
Business
Co
Company
Indian Head
8
Corp
$1.25
9%
Information
5%
3'ft
6ft
Infrared
50c
20
34'ft
37ft
—*
28 ft
30%
15 ft
lift
15%
17
19%
21ft
4'ft
•
1
4
12%
16 ft
5
Inc,
33%
36 ft
Ets-Hokin
29%
16%
18
Ethyl Corp class- B
Executone Inc
Galvan
Inc
Inc com
Gas
&
:
Water
Insurance
for
Inc
Securities
23%
27%
30%
1
.
25c
.
6%
73ft
5
5 ft
class
A—1
—2 ft
50c
:—
—1
50c
Pwr Co com,*
——13.50
Class
39 ft
5%
6%
12
13%
22
23%
24%
8
263^
>:
33/4'
113/4
11
18%
9%
.
4
12%
..
12 ft
19%
Hat
Co
1
9%
17 ft
18%
7%
7 3ft
1
7'ft
7%
8'ft
36 ft
38%
1
9ft
10 ft
1
10
11
1
6%
7%
1
33 ft
36%
1
Corp
Co
Precision
A
8%
*
1
15ft
16 ft
Bearings6ft
7%
1
41ft
44%
—1
3'%
4%
33/4
4%
26'ft
———:—2
Mart Inc—
Missile Systems
Mississippi Glass Co,—
Mississippi Valley Barge
4%
37%
—*
Co
Bradley
Miracle
6%
»■:•■
10c
10
24
1
14%
15'ft
5
26%
28%
26
27%
Intermountain Tel Coj__
-10
International Bank of Wash—1
Flavors & Fragrance—,50c/
20'ft
22
4'ft
4%
36'ft
38%
Mohawk Rubber
28
30 %
International
55
58%
Monmouth
12ft
13%:,
Co,
1
Intl
Interstate
Interstate
5ft
14 ft
6%
20%
Interstate
91ft
13 ft
19
9 ft
4'ft
1
3
39
Gas
Textbook
Co__—*"
Motor
88'ft
Corp
Corp,
Coke
Minneapolis Gas Co—
11'ft
.
17ft
Bakeries
Corp
1
Engineering Corp—1
1
10
'
6%
4
*
Inc__——*
Interstate
10c
5%
38 ft
Inc
Miniature
29%
28'ft
36%
Pictures Corp.,
Bros
Milton
25%
*
14 ft
283ft
1
&
Mfg Co
Millipore Filter
21%
10
Industry
Industries
20
16 3ft
13%
26
Miller
.
15 ft
ft
1
Mid-States
Business
Cap
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
Milgo
Electronics
Corp
4
1
8%
1
Mid-America Pipe Line
Midland Capital Corp,
4
33
3%
7ft
40
Inti3r-County Tel & Teleg-4.16%
13%
Freight Syst_l
Securities
Co——5
Vending
Co
s—!_1
Investors Diversified Service A_1
Ionics
Inc
„1
5
7
7%
Iowa Public Service Co
1
4%
5ft
Iowa
J*
24%
3'ft
3%
Intermountain
8%
'
48'ft
8%
38 ft
/18%
42'ft
123ft
48.
45%
22 ft
20
Co
Indianapolis Water Co
Industrial
Timer
Corp
,2.50
Electronics
12%
301ft
Interstate
28
3%
11%
50c
A
4ft
26
'
6ft
Indiana
Mills
Inc
preferred
5ft
54%
,_1
28'ft
8%
*
Inc
Microdot
26
10c
Properties
__10c
Resistor
27%
see page
Income
4ft
*
_
&
Ilikon
7%
Forms,Inc—2.50
1
Tell"
footnotes,
41ft
6ft
5
_
Ofis
Corp
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp,
Corii—11
__
Interstate
TJonld
Coal
39. ft
8%
3%
10
Michigan Gas Utilities Co__2.50
26'ft
Miller
4ft
10%
8 3/4
—,1
Inc
Mexican Light &
$1 preferred
7%
24
3'ft
9%
1
1
Coal
Metcom
40'ft
6%
8'ft
25c
Merchants Fast Motor Lines,—1
Publishing Co
5
Metal
Hydrides Inc
:—5
17%
37%.
1
21ft
7%
——„2
Melpar Inc.
24'/a
16
5
Material
Field
Corp
•4'ft
19%
•Meredith
5%
:
3%
1
McClennan Inc
Industries
Medallion
30%
5'/a
22'ft
—1
Gas
6%
27%
51%
5'ft
9
1
lc
—1
Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
preferred
—24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
1
Huyck Corporation
•
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc
1
1
£1
2'ft
.'
2nd
8
1
A
Hudson
*
14%
25%
14 ft
Horn
class
1
Elion Instruments Inc
30%
23%
C
28%
Co
3%
1
Corp
Electronic Accounting Card
Electronics Capital Corp,
Electronics Int'l Capital
•
_
20%
10c
Electrolux
1
Intl
Oft
42 ft
3
1
Burnham
(W j)
8%
19%
Oil
9'/a
1
Corp
40'ft
Houston
45%
16 ft
preferred—10
Hobart Mfg Co
:
*
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
Natural
21'ft
15
6 '/a
Houston
43
v.
14'ft
,1
Ins
Maxson Electronics
McLean Industries
McLouth Steel
27%
11%
103ft
Inc
Maxam
'
25
5
Inc
10
*
17
8'ft
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
Burns
Drive-In
Hewitt-Robins 5%
52 ft
1934
21ft
Agency class A_,_,
150
Bush Terminal
Buildings Co 10c
Business Funds Inc__
8
O———
15 ft
Inc—1
—5
1
13%
Morrill
(D
553ft
38%
403ft
Company Inc.,
Company
Mattel
10
8'ft
A—25
Hot Shoppes Inc
House of Vision
5
&
Electronic
Paso
5
Mastan
Maust
Publications
52%
10%
35%
•
9%
Matheson
17 ft
9'/a
——3.50
Richardson Inc_l
493/4
,10c
Co
1
&
Cons
Eckerd
Germ
1
7%
28 ft
25 ft
11%
125%
15%
—
153/4
Edgerton
incZIII3
Co
6%
Munning
Harrington &
14ft
8%
10
1
Henry's
263ft
107ft
120
1
Inc
&
8%
►
13 ft
Mary Carter Paint class A
1
Maryland Shipbldg &
Drydk_50c
Hanson Van Winkle-
263ft
—-1
—1,2.50
Eitel-McCullough Inc
Sharpe Mfg Co
Shoe
49 ft
Steel
5
Handmacher-Vogel Inc ——1>
Handy & Harman——1
Hoover
Edgcomb
~20
6ft
Horizon Land
EICO
_
17%
5ft
11'ft
4ft
I__5
Marsh
Marshall
19
Mining Company
23 ft
7%
38 ft
Inc
Inc
14%.
28%
8,
Marrud
5%
3'ft
33'ftc
Co
,8
Co__
Electric
Products
15'ft
4%
9%
;
1
F)
&
Capital
Corp,,
;.;••
Corp
Marmon
Herrington Co
13 'ft
4%
4
Mat
42'ft
———.—.——-1
10ft
3%
Co—
38'ft
Hanover
10%
10%
8%
3 V
lift
Markite
14 %
23%
——
Marine
27 %
l
&
Maradel
9%
1
3%
Inc
7ft
5%
—20c
•
Magnetics
•
2
Co
Inc—
(E
Gas
3%
3
8%
Hanna
9ft
9%
•
,1
Manufacturing Co
Corp
Madison
1
Inc
•
Co
Corp—_10c
Macco
MacDonald
lift
Mangmt class A—10c
Mfg Corp———.
*
4%
Corp
Steel
12%
'
Cosco
1
Dymo Industries
Dynacolor Corp
7%
51%
11 %
10'ft
5%
Eastern Racing Association,—•
Eastern
Utilities Associates,,10
6%
49
Hamilton
3"%
;2.50
16
93'ft
Hamilton
10c
—_*
93 ft
ft
113ft
Hamilton
4%
14
8'ft
90
1
21
-6%
21ft
52 ft-
8ft
90
1
Inc
7ft
5
19%
4ft
29
—^.1
B
10%
18%
21
Inc
5'ft
2
52 ft
3%
45%
—,1
Stores
3 s/s
19 ft
16%
42%
Cesser Enterprises cl A.lOc
Companies Inc_„—___1
17 ft
26%
4%
15ft
8%
—1
Corp
10%
2 3ft
70c
8ft
21%
Capital Corp—1
Gyrodyne Co of America:
1
Hajoca
28%
9%
Ludlow
Corp —_————*
Lynch Communications
Sys Inc_l
Lytton Financial
Corp,,
.1
19%
16%
1
—
28 ft
1
49 ft
,
2ft
25
Const
Glass
37 ft
Interstate
lift
2ft
Inc
Star
Lucky
20%
5%
10 ft
Lowe's
19'ft
183ft
25%
50c
Longs Drug Stores InC
Louis
15 ft
16ft
5%.
29%
41'ft
18'ft
"•
17
27ft
38%
17%
343ft
Inc,.
3%
Co
Chemical
.16 ft
Company
•11 ft
I*
Guardian
,-5
Corp
1
Hydraulic
British-Amer
Brockway
Duriron
3%
•
Inc
Co—2.50
Inc,—
10c
common
Gas
Bush
26 ft
preferred
Brdigeport
Bridgeport
Dura
21
10 ft
—-1
24 ft
Products Co
Instrument
Co
Bowmar
Bowser
15%
19 ft
193/8
Grosset & Dunlap Inc—
Growth
Capital Inc
15%
1
/• 4ft
37 ft
35
11
23%
—:—
& .Co
Candy
.
,1
Grolier
US/8
9ft
Sons.
(Eli)
Lone
8'ft
113/4
9%
-50c
Loblaw Inc
20%
3%
10%
•
—20c
&
Littlefuse
7'ft
—*
10%
15ft
17
36%
7%
^,5
Corp —
19%
83/4
Co
Lipe-Rollway Corp A
Lithonia Lighting Inc__
r1'//
•
19
*
10%
Grinnell
Lilly
63ft
Loft
Corp—3V3
Estate
Gulf
—
Bradstreet
Dunham
14 ft
Brick
Fire
Power
Real
8'ft
1
Liberty Real Estate Trust
65ft
6'ft
Gulf Southwest
Company
Corporation
&
P)
7
7%
8.%
Lewis Business Forms
Inc,——1
Liberty Loan Corp,,
.—1
21'ft
34'ft
'/■
-—1
93/4 :;'-v
18 ft
20
Enterprises
Duffy-Mott Company
Dun
(A
18%
Corp
Corp.*
Company
Greenfield
18%
Crucible,
10 ft
1
Green
Green Mount
6ft
—*
Inc
Levitt
10c
DreXel
8%
18
7%
8 ft
93ft
42
——.
Develop
Drackett
26 ft
.
7
Lei
10
6
class A
1
Government Employees Corp—2
Govt Employees Financial
2
8%
——1
Co
Londontown
Ind Inv
28 ft
Lehigh Press Inc,————*
17'ft
5'ft.
Products-^.——*
Wash
183/4
26 ft
Co,—:
Leece-Neville
31'ft
I93ft
Blower
Leeds & Northrup
93ft
9
Properties
39 ft
common,,.—
•
Corp
Boston
(J)
Dravo
38%
8
Rubber
Gould
17 ft
2.50
Leaseway Transportation Corp_l
18'ft
13sft
93ft'
Inc_——2
—,2.50
Lau
9%
1
•
16
.
20 ft
9
Inc—
————2.50
Latrobe Steel Co,,.
Corp
Globe
•
21
28%
5
19%
Corp
1
♦
——,
Capital
36 ft
7ft
1
5c
63%
Franchard
73/8
conv preferred—:
5
Dinettes Inc
—:1c
153/4
19%
Light—1
5%
60ft
——X——,—5
Inc
12 ft
1
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Bohn
Business
Machines
5
7ft
17 ft
Inc
Donbar
'71
*
Inc
Bon
14 ft
243/4
14%
23 ft
$1.25
8%
II
5
Corp
Son
73/4
67
10
:
Inc—
Manufacturing Co
Billups Western Petroleum
Black
Dixon
5
Bibb
Bird
Dixie
34%
25
1
Hathaway
O
403/4
Works.
Berkshire
Beryllium
62%
38 ft
32%
Inc
•
Diversa
Bag Co
Corp
;
Berkshire
Bernz
13 ft
20c
Iron
Bros
12 ft
59 ft
1
Corp
Belmont
13%
Co—
19 ft
9
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Glickman Corp '
Name changed to
■//'/
H)
*
Digitronics Corp
1
1
Salt
Corp
Diebold
Disc
Co
33ft
l63/4
Crystal
*
(P
21ft
*
/
21%
2
,6.25
Lance
368
345
1
11%
13%
preferred,—10
67/a
18%
12%
19%
3%
Lake Ontario Portland Cement
5% convertible
46'ft
12
6'ft
193/4
18%
10%
Laguna Niguel Corp Units,—
11'ft
Inc—_—*
———70c
':
17 ft
,1
Inc—,
43ft
,44
Chemicals
10 ft
17ft
1.25
Southern
Utilities
24%.
'
Mississippi Valley Gas
,
Missouri
Mite
.'
26%
Utilities
Corp
Modern
,
1
Construction,,•
Company
1
Park Jockey Club-lc
Monroe Auto Equipment
8%
24%.
10%
11%
11%;
Drop Forging
Moore-Handley Inc
12%
Moore Products Co,:
218
229
1
—
Homes
8'ft
23
„
Co
Co
Moog
.
Servocontrols
Moore
1
■—
Co
1
—1
13
Morrison
26%
2 8'ft
Morse
—15
50 'ft
52%
Morton
Knudsen
Shoe
Inc
Foods
Inc
3ft
6'/a
17'ft
18%
113/4
12%
,4
Q
16 ft
—.—1
934
10%
1
18 ¥4
20%
10
11
Inc—10
30%
32%
1
8 3/R
9%
—5
8ft
9
Morningstar-Paisley Inc—1
11%
5
2%
5ft
Co
*
30'ft
18%
1
LNC
195ft
Corp,—
35 ft
7'ft
26 ft
Products
33 ft
93ft
3%
Ohio
36%
65ft
18ft
Glatfelter
Corp_5
6
1
Manufacturing
;•
24'ft
5
Company
83/4
10%
Co
7%
20c
of
Glass
Koehring Company
Kollmorgen Corp
Kromex Corp
Krylon Inc
3'ft
2
,
25%
9
1
6%
International Bridge,—1
9%
Inc
&
A
Products———10
'
.—1
58
5%
Knox
_10c
class
Electronics Inc
1_1
Invest
13 ft
8
10
Glassrock
6ft
1
Inc——
Estate
Finance
7ft
Baystate
Beauty
Real
54
1
1
Behlen
Foods
Denver
.
Dial
10
8 3ft :
8%
13ft
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp——1
Delta S S Lines,,
5
•110
Detroit
'
10'ft
1 'ft
23 ft
28%
9ft
i 33'ft
10
10 V
6%
27
—10
38%
4ft
23%
A
93/8
General Aniline & Film A——*
19 ft
Co
8'ft
2
25
,—
363ft
——50c
—
273/4
10
•
27ft
12%
12 ft
Co
Kings Department Stores
Kingsport Press Inc
Kingwood Oil Co,———
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Geotechnical Corp
1
Giannini Scientific Corp,—_10c
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
12 ft
10c
4ft
1
73ft
Garland Knitting Mills cl A—1
Inc
:
———1
Gas
Service Co
1.
10
U%
3
—1
6
1
3ft
63ft
Garlock
11%
21ft
2ft
__
22%
Corp
Distilling Co
Basic Properties class A
Bates Mfg
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc
Corp
Gateway
,1%
Co
3%
Corp
Industries
Gem International
5
11%
5%
3
11%
Keyes Fibre Co
1
Keystone Custodian Funds A—*
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class A—1
5'ft
1
Refining ———1
Corp
,1
Industries
Furman-Wolfson Corp
G-L
2%
/
34%
lift
Company Inc__—_1
—1
———
California—
Futterman
Class B
15%
■f:; 7
,10
Utilities
2.50
Realty
Lay Inc
of
,.
1
—
6
—1
21ft
Barden
Becton
Inc
5
Barton
Corp
Counselors
50c
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Co
Corp
Corp
5ft
—1
50c
Chem
&
Electric
Pharm
Danly, Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
9%
1%
4'ft
Greater
18%
Atomic Inc
&
Data-Control Systems
8%
(NY)
7%
——1
Magazine & Broadcstg_l
Craig
4%:
17 ft
Company
4
1
:
Co—
Vitamin
CoWles
Deltown
Baird
Company
18%
1
Oil
12'ft
Crown-Bremson Industries
Cummins Engine
1
Co
Babcock Electronics
Kewanee
> 21ft
17'ft
Crouse-Hinds
1063ft
23
19'ft
Corp,,*
lift
2.50
21'ft
1
—
Shale
Cowles Chemical Co
36%
4ft
1
1
Co,—
8%
5%
/:.
34 ft
.5
Products
Inc
-
&
General Supermarkets Inc—10c
General Waterworks Corp—
1
.
.31%
25%
4ft
5
Ketchum
1
Franklin
Kentucky
5'ft
15 ft
•
6ft
10
Inc
4%
General
Electric
32 ft
*
Refining Co,
14'ft
24%/
317
13%
26%
Co
1
Fulton
16
22 ft
300
1
—
.—10c
Inc.
19%
10%
-.
-
4
.
Amer_50c
Automation Industries Inc
Avis
•
Davis
11%
Ridge Prop Inc pfd——,8
Cosmo Book Distributing Co_10c
16 ft
/->: 7%
"•
9%
Bldg Components'_50c
of
v
6%
-Atmos-Pak
Automatic Retailers
ft
1
common
B
23
&
29%
Coffee
A
Kennametal
10%
Coral
_*
-2c
Corp
12
27ft
Cook
Aircraft
10
5
Cook
.
18'ft
Kendall
Fullview
9%
10%,
17%
17'ft
103/4
Corp
Co,——1
5%
1
common
9%
Drive-In
Continental Telephone
4%
Kellwood
/Frouge
29%
143/4
10%
17 ft
1
105ft
General
Products
13%
16%
22'ft
i!
24ft
9%
General
Rock
243/8
12%
203ft
Corp———
14ft
Continental Trans Line's———_1
8ft
3Q
1
Steel
173/4
Mtge
22'ft
Corp
1
Kansas-Nebraska Nat Gas Co_5
Kay Windsor class A
1
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
13ft
Continental
31ft
7%
Gas
Atlantic
12%
263ft
36%
Rico
7%
93/4
Kane-Miller
255ft
11 ft
Frontier
35 ft
8%
Kaman
5ft
343/8
17%
29%
323/4
27
Steel
123/8
23'ft
64'ft
•
2.50
Co,
Labs
28%
•
7%
10 ft
33'ftc
Feiss
Inc
Research
lift
7ft
14 ft
'
16%
•
Gas—5
Refining_2c
5%
/
■
8%
1
Springs Corp
Utilities
64
ft
Oil
60 ft
Co
27
Investors,,-*
Continental Screw ,1
-—.—1
23ft
60
Natural
5
53ft
7
Machine Co_20
5
28 ft
9'ft
11
1
3
Fritzi
6%
Telephone Co-10
4%
1
1
Larnson
&
26'ft
36%
,9-
Frito
29 ft
6ft
Joseph
6%
4%
*
10c
10
Consolidated
173/4
25%
24
27%
&
5%
6
10c
Co
Corp
$1.46
preferred
Kalvar Corp
^—.*
Puerto
12 S/8
16%
1
Corp——_1
Gas
343ft
Computer Instrumnts Corp__25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consolidated Freightwy Inc_2.50
Consolidated Rendering Co_6.25
34ft
2ft
Clearing House
253ft
63ft
1
Franklin
Commonwealth Theatres of
16 ft
55%
.
32%
1
Atlantic
Inc
Commnowealth
2ft
1
Astrodata
Plastics
6 3/8
1
Corp com-3
preferred
3ft
Inc
Atlanta
5%
$1.25
Colorite
10c
Corp class A
Assembly Products Inc__
Associated
—25c
/
lift
:—25
10ft
24 ft
& Gas
25c
1
Arvida
Associated
Oil
1%
15 ft
I
1
10
Associated
Colorado
Julie
1'
Corp
Co
Service
Jostens
14'ft
Franchard
21ft
Gas
7ft
20ft
13 ft
Fox-Stanley Photo Prod——1
41ft
19 ft
Inc—
65/a
19ft
Foundation
19%
38%
23%
Dept
Stores.
Armstrong (A Ji & Co Inc
Arrow, Hart & Hegeman
Metal
is
Co—5
Milling & Elevator—1
Stores
Commonwealth
Arlans
2ft
Interstate
Colorado
Commerce
Industries
7 %-v;'v
22 ft
Colorado
21% ; "
Co__5
63/4
20 ft
Colonial
56 ft
Power
20 ft
53/4
11
623/8
,
21ft
18%
53/4
5ft
53%
common
19 ft
Engineering Co Inc,,1
Insulated Wire Co——*
59 ft
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Art
Collyer
22
Coleman
A
Steel
1
Foster Grant
24%
23%
1
cl
Johnson
Jones
Forest Labs Inc__
26 ft
23
-1
Products
Corp
15%
preferred
Missouri
Arkansas
13 ft
24ft
10
(Florida)
Co
Precision
4
Corp
Co
Participating
Gas
1
class A_10
Inc
Industries
A—16%c
class
16%c
National
Cole
27 ft
ft
139
_—
16%
16%
Inc
Applied Research
Aqua-Chem Inc
City
Clifton
163/4
/
;■
5
♦
B
Mfg
(Andrew)
Corp
Corp
Jerrold
35ft
A—1
7%
66
5'ft
1
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24 ft
234
133
'
6%
"
ft
10
1.50
Univend
Corp
Arden
6
15
3%
Co
Class
22 ft
228
Plastics
Jergens
83ft
class
Company
Floyd Bennett Stores Inc,.,—_$c
Foods Plus Inc—
ft
—,1
7% :f-:
—100
—:
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Citizens
7ft
27'ft
com—1.25
Securities
Preferred
4%
4
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•
53/8
12
Anglo Canadian Tele
Arcs
413/4
25
Corp
Anheuser-Busch
Christiana
19%
Plastics—1
Sterilizer
American
Anelex
59 ft
4%
39ft
Equipment
•
Corp com_7.50
25
Safety
preferred
American
10
13
..
E.
3ft
,
6 3ft
62
1
Florida Telephone Corp cl A—10
Florida Water & Utilities
1.
93ft
25
103ft
Florida
27
83/4
—1
Chattanooga Gas Co—
—1
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
Construction-5
Gobain
St
Amer
Ritz—
the
18 y4
American
&
of
563/4
American
American Pipe &
American Rubber
Charles
11%
8%
*
Furniture Co
1
Greetings class A—1
American
Gypsum Co
—1
American Heritage Publish—25c
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
8 3/8
7'ft
93ft
J
Jervis
.
41
Co
6%
Florida Gas Co
Florida Public Utilities Co
393/8
38 ft
Telephone
85 ft
•
*
Fund
Jessop
Fitchburg Paper Co
Fleming Co
Supply Co
8%
81'ft
2.50
6'ft
123/4
Jarrell-Ash
10%
Inc
Inc_50c
Cie
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7ft
Japan
43/8
20'ft
Foods
17
5%
11%
6%
3s/a
9%
8ft
Financial
10%
15%
Inc—1
Markets
1
6
19'ft
Realty
Ask
10
1
5
*
Union
Bid
*
—
Lincoln
Financial
.
wid!
wide
a
Jane
Colby
Inc
Janesbury Corp
,1
cl A
Corp
Fisher Governor Co
•
Water
hav»
haie
1
(Chas)
Mortgage Investors——.*
Fisher
303ft
—10
—
Inc
Poods
Alterman
9ft
18
Kaiser
153ft
28%
8ft
16%
Inc
Minit
10
Corp
First Western
39 3ft
14%
24 y4
Radio
43ft
14%
Jacquin
Jamaica
First
10 3ft
4ft
10c
453/a
96ft
First Repub Corp of Am cl A—1
First Small Business (N J)
1
First Surety Corp————,1
7 3/8
9%
42ft
93
First Natl Real Estate Trust--,*
9%
_——1
1
' •'
5%
63ft
Jackson's
First
6ft
4%
22'ft
First
7ft
6 "ft'
20 ft
(Richard)
Corporation
50c
Investors
79 ft
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*
Flight Co
First
Natural Gas————1
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Allyn & Bacon Inc——50c
Altamil Corp ——
50c
Allied
First
6ft
Cascade
12%
153ft
10c
Ji
Arizona
of
82
Irwin
_*
which
Par
9
55/a
10c
of securities
securities
which
composed
Ask
8ft
4%
12.50
Ltd
Boston
5%
Bid
Assn,100
Inc
Corp
Sales
First
—1
Inc
Financial
Fireco
15'ft
75
—50c
Pipe Line Co
Carpenter (L E) & Co,
Cary Chemicals Inc
Mills
14
—25
_
i
Corp
77ft
*
common—
Inc
23
14 ft
—1
—
Caressa
' 11%
8%
—1
common
4
33/8
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Allied
B
13%
73ft
.
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50c
100
Ltd
12%
is
comprises
1
Financial
Fieldcrest
list
list
region.
1
A
Natl Mortgage
Fiat Metal Mfg Co
2 3'ft
Capital For Tech Industries—1
Capital Products Corp
,
50c
Capital Southwest Corp
1
8ft
8
213/4
—2
Electric
6
10 y*
12 ft
1
Superior
West
"Eastern"
50c
class
Inc
Federal
33%
Telep
Lanes
Farrell
Ask
31%
Camioc Fastener
.
Bid
—12ft
—
5 3/8
10c
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola—
Inc
33/4
__—
Credit class A
9
43/4
„
All State
Par
Water
8%
Acme
Far
Ask
Calif
-1
Abbey Rents
Fair
Corp
"National"
Eastern
Par
Fabien
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
(Quotations for Friday, May 1 7)
The
request
distribution.
primarily
.
.
.
Volume
197
.Number 6265
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
47
(2087)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Bid
1
25%
27%
San
29%
21%
Sanders
20%
21%
Santa
Of#
t> 72
Morton Mfg Corp
Mosler
Safe Co———1'.
Industries Inc
1
Motec
Mothers'
Nalco
Cookie
Co
Chemical
•
Narrow
Fabric
Nashua
Co.
Schaevitz
Corp—1
14 V#
151/4
Schield
15%
17
Schlitz
Food
National
Gas & Oil Corp
Homes
Class
Products
18%
23
50c
5%
6'/a
50c
5
5%
Scot
3%
4%
Scott &
Development_lc
Periodical
8%
1
Propane Corp
National Realty Investors
Work-Clothes
Neiman-Marcus
Co
15
•
11 %
121/4
6%
7%
2'
Nesbitt
(John J) Inc
Nevada Northern Gas Co—
38%
New
York
Gas
Trap
Co—5
Inc
.1
.
•
11%
254/4
27
1
10c
46%
6 V#
Noyth Amer Van Lines Inc
•
24%
North
5
*
(A C)
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals
Penn
Northern
Gas
Company.
Ontario
Gas
Nat
Northwest Natural Gas
Northwestern
Norton
Pub
Company
Nor.ema
Service
12%
13%
19 V#
38"
Shulton
36%
4
■
Service
12%
Sierra
Sigma
Instruments
3%
18%
201/4
13%
Onyx Chemical Corp
•
Originala Inc
——___10c
25%
27%
Orkin
Exterminating Co
Pabst
Co_50c
A__—25c
23%
Chemical
class
50c
141.4
15%
21
~——
Brewing Co———
Airmotive Corp
6
19%
15%
Pac Mercury Electronics clA _50c
Pacific Power & Light, Co—6V2
27%
Pacific
31
Southwest
Airline.—
Pacififc
Vegetable Oil Corp
Package Machinery Co—:
Packard
Pako
Instrument
Panacolor
Inc
Paterson
8
1
Parchmnt
Patterson
Dental
161/4
261/4
1
Co_10
Paper
Supply
13
12
12
*
8 '/a
1
14%
2
Petroleum
Peerless
Tube
7%
Pennsyl
Real
Penobscot
Inc
Co
9
Estate
Inv
Chemical
Tr—8
Fibre
Perini
Corp——...
8
4i/4
14
Water
10%
9%
Pierce
10%
12
Chern
Stevens
Corp__2
Pioneer, Natural Gas Co
3.75
Playskool Mfg——1
Plymouth Cordage Co—
25
Plymouth Rubber Co——
5
PneumoDynarnics
Books
Popell
(L
Portland
Potash
America—5
Co
Corp
.—1
Premier Microwave Corp.
1
PrimeX Equities Corp..——10c
Printing Corp of America
1
Producing Properties
.-10c
Research
Professional
Pubco
Petroleum
Public
Svc
Co
Public
Svc
Svc
of
Loan
Strategic
Halo
Kansai
10c
17%
19%
Lenox
1
30%
61/2
71/6
Inc
25%
2%
3'/4
Techno
Fund
10%
Telephones
Mex____5
Fashions
Radiation
Corp
19%
23%
18%
4
11%
__5
39
42%
Remco Industries Inc
Renwell
Industries
Inc
13%
14%
9%
10%
Richardson Company
12%
Ridge Tool Co class A__
_____♦
Riley Stoker Corp
___—3
Mills Inc..3%
Roadway Express Inc.—.
Split 2-for-l
25c
Robbins & Myers Inc
Roberts Co
•
Rockower
Rockwell
Rorer
Rose
(H
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(Wm
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Royal
Dutch
Rucker
Louis
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24%
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28%
61
67'/a
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4%
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48%
3
31/2
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1
82 %
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11%
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&
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48.
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10%
15%
*
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6
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1
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7%
8 %
20%
22%
25c
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5%
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1
15%
16%
—
Corp
3%
7%
Products
12
4%
Gas
Lt
!
5%
6%
&
Corp
Co
*
"Adrs"
12%
Amer
Life
Rican
&
Bid
Ask
12
13
14%-
Casualty—1
Cement
_._l
Co
Co
Natl
64 Va
15%
23%
25%
21%
&
Bank
376
14%
8%
21%
23%
5%
3%
13%
5%
4
14 3
4%
261%
5
51/4
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1
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10
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11%
13
381/4
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9%
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8
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24
60
Morgan
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57i/4
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84%
87%
85%
88V4
•
of
50
Trust
10
90%
44%
94%
(Newark)————5
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
53%
56%
54
64%
60%
69%
47
50
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Co
(Camden N J)_
—6y4
^
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Merchants
Carolina
Provident
Rockland
Natl
(Suffern
N
Bank
823/4
67%
Security
71%
&
41%
105
107%;
of
Banking
(Philadelphia)—5
Co
Westchester
New
Franklin
Harris
Natl
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Tr
&
Sav
Exch
Bk
Y-5
Bk
10
(Chic)—20
(Los
33%
5
of
Trust
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Bk
Bank
58
41 3/4
443a
42%
45%
135
141
31
33%
57%
60 5%
43%
45%'
80
83%
63%
66 3/4
171
178
33%
73%
36%
26'%
10
66%
77
71
10
69
72%
Phila
10
44%
48
80
83
:
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12%
Nat'l
32%
34%
501/4
;.. 53%
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..,—5
of
Aloany
B
81
86%
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National
Street
55
(Wash)
of
Natl
Carolina
State
713/4
467'a
233/4
Co
(Charlestoni
Bank
39'/a
44
Y__5
Security Natl Long Islnd N Y_5
South
37
68%
10
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Angeles)
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47%
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Canada
Bank
Union
State
31%
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5
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of
First
'
46%
Pennsylvania
Trust
43%
104
Louis
S
Bank
National
79%
99%
5
20
Tradesmen's
Natl
X44
Bank
(Chic)
Co
&
Trust
(Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
Second
First
Bk_10
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
97%
First
Natl
Natl
Trust
94
Y)„20
Newark—6.25
Eng
1st
(Jersey City)_l0
551,8
43%
*
10
St.
(N
Essex
of
Bk
Seattle
City Bank
12.50
State
68
Natl
J)
&
Bstn_12%
63%
Chicago—20
First Natl Bank of Dallas.—_10
637'a
51
J)
59
Bo'ston_12y2
323%
&
of
Maryland——10
of
72%
30%
61
7.50
Bank
122
69%
8
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First
First Natl Bank
(N
Co
64
of
(Cleve)
Bk
Royal
Royal
9'/4
119
Community Bank of
(Atlanta)— _10
Bank'
12%
Westchester_5
Newark
First Natl Bank
Bank
Detroit
of
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)
42%
Natl
25
60 Vs
(N Y)-_10
Natl
of
New
320
Federation Bk & Tr Co
First
527a
8%
Northern
56%
First
52%
48%
58%
53%
Natl Bank
49%
55%
303
86
28%
6.25
New
Fairfield County Trust Co——10
61 Va
26%
(NJ)_1
Y
Shawmut
North
291/a
58 3 a
N
176%
57%
28
82
82%
171%
(S F)_10
(Mlnn)_10
Ask
79
Natl
—
Corp
10
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Tr
Fidelity-Phila Trust Cq
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Trust
(Albany)
Banking
75%
(N Y)———50
Bid
30
Louis).12.50
Bank
Rutherford
National
20
10
5
Commercial
Co
National
'
Stk
City
National
52 %
18%
(Chicago) __—_—_—33Vb
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)
5
Bank
Bank
35%
T.15
York—
National
342
331/4
&
Natl Bk
Bank
58%
721/4
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
New
National
93
330
J) —10
&
103/4
Guaranty Trust Co
National
Co_12ya
Bk
233%
Bank.
&
56%
Co
Empire Trust Co
Bank
Tr
Monmouth Cnty
Bank——— 5
Nat
Natl
Natl
51%
Tr
221/4
5
B
Bank
36%
(N
16
36%
40%
43%
67
71'%
&
T
10
(Conn)_10
(Boston)_10
39%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
29%
56%
73%
103
31%
59%
76%
(New
Trade
York)
15
Bank &
Trust
Co
108%
Co
(N Y)__10
Union
New
Jersey
Bank
Union
71%
Tr
of
(Los
Angeles)—7.50
2%
301/2
32%
11%
81 3/4
85
42%
45%
13
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hudson County National Bk__10
29
31%
Union
Hudson
21%
68
72
23
United
States Tr Co
(Boston) 10
42
45%
United
States Trust
(N
Y)__.20
77%
Valley Nat'l Bank of L I
5
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.10
34%
37%
66V4
691/4
40
42'%
Tr
Co
Industrial
Providence
Industrial
Trust
(Union
National
R
8
of
I
Valley
Co
City)
Bank
.-10
Bank
67%
55%
58%
&
(Phila)__
5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co
(Philadelphia)—10
31%
48%
33%
50%
57%
61%
Commerce
Trust
Wachovia
Co
of
Bank
Fargo
(Cleve)_10
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Trust
&
Winston-Salem
Wells
Bk
N
Co
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Amer Trust
81
5
Co—10
393/4
42
76 7
79%
a
25%
30%
Mercantile
National
Co
14%
31%
1
Mellon
55
Girard
8
61
45%
90
Continental-Ill
Brook
58%
——10
&
Meadow
386
National
41 Va
Trust Co (Bridgeport)—10
Cleveland Trust Co
50
Natl
Maryland
48%
(Savannah)
40
5
Trust (Buffalo)
Manufacturers Hanvr
59%
53 Vb
34
First
13'
:
5
of
Southern
Connecticut Bank
Co
Cleve—16
of
9%
38%
Companies
(St
Merchants Bank of
J)
23
1
1
Co__
Long Island Trust
67%
55
(Phila)l__5
(N
Bk
Co
(A H)
Par
143
'49
(N Y)
10
St Louis—20
First Natl Bk of Passaic
Cnty_25
First Natl Bk of St Louis
—10
10c
27
29
14%
15%,
30%
32%
24%
46%
25%
Bus
1
50c
*
lc
17i%
11
4%
5
4%
5%
7%
8%
62
66%
20
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21%
22%
23%
1
4%
2.50
26%
10c
Frldaj
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
18%
10%
7%
5%
1
28%
.
81/2
West'n
Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
Range for Week Ending May
3%
System__i
Pipe Line_50c
43
53%
48
National Stock Exchange
331/4
.:
2%
5
&
1
Manufacturers & Traders
.100
7%
1
Co..:
El
8%
••".5%
„i
Ask
'
8%
2%
,1
Corp
Brands Inc.
Bid
10
8
3
;
.
4%
11%
Johnsbury Trucking
1
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting__l
A—
6%
8
10
A
Corp
Treesdale Labs Inc
Inc
72%
1
Indus
Transogram Co Inc
Unishops
67
5
Gas
Uarco Inc
33'4
10c
'■
Corp
Gas
6%
3%
2
l
Transcontinent TV class B__2.50
Transcont Investing A
1
Transistor Specialties
10c
"21"
1%
1
5
St
16%
139
City
First
5%
l
T
Transcontinental
Tucson
8%
Inc
Scale
Tropical
5
32
1
System., Inc
Trans-Coast Inv Co
4%
18%
•
Trans-Air
16
17%
1
Tonka Toys Inc
Towmotor Corp
30%
8%
4%
Inc..'__^._1
Timely Clothes Inc
Tip-Top Products class
Tobin Packing Co
Trico
7%
19%
Ohio
Furniture
Transcontntl
'
38%
Marine Service
1
Lewis Foods class B__10c
Inc
1
Tokheim
6%
18 i/e
1
Chem
S
&
(N Y)
Bank
5%
351/2
Co
Tidewater
Tillie
10®8
5
Thompson (HI) Fiber Glass—*
Thriftway Foods Inc
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
Time
9%
5
3%
Texize Chemicals
Inc——l
Thomasville
3%
71/8
2iya
2
Inc
14%
7%
3%
6%
19%
4%
&
Therm-O-Disc
141/a
35
\
Industries
28%
1
12%
72
—l
Texas
Natl
Connecticut
6%
32%
;
Texas
3%
ioc
I.IIII_
footnotes,
4%
*
™
Inc
78%
51/2
6
681/2
A„50c
Gas Corp„
Texas American Oil
Corp
Toledo
II.5c
Corp..~_i
Stover Candies
Rust Craft
Greeting Cards
St
33
40%
22%
28
~
Corp
Capital
30%
371/2
37%
Russell
Safticraft
31
26%
Co
Rudd-Melikian
29%
..BVhc
Pete__33%
Industries
11
2 %
Marie Reid
Royal
9%
10
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„_
Inc
Mfg Co
Furniture
-
1
Co
Inc..-
Mfg Co
Rotron
Rowe
&
Brothers
8%
33
1
-
Robertson
14%
30y2
Racing Assn Inc..
•
Rexach
Construction Co__—1
Rice
13%
_50c
Revere
Brand
22%
——lc
—
River
201/a
3%
27
7%
Tenney Corp class A
Terminal Transport Co
1
Dynamics
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling ccnv class A
20c
Redwing
Carriers___.______l.25
Reheis Company class A_______1
A
4
_i
Shirt
Robins
22
•
15%
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
25c
Co__:
Tex-Star'Oil
T
'
Inc
21
Commercial Trust
3
25i/4
9%
9
"Adrs'
12%
25c
10%
8%
Inc
Company—
Roberts
10
__3'
28%
8
19%
9
____5
1
10
14%
Citizens
1
Lines
13%
«
41%
18
Inc
Gas
Puerto
20%
22
Inc.—:
Nat
North
11 %
19.%
1
of
46%
11
Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
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171/4
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May
2,1966
98.28
101
4¥is
July 20„ 1966—
102.2
4s
May
100.16
4V4S
101.28
99.20
'4s
5s——1977
Pacific
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s__,
1985
Republic Pictures 4s
1965
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww_1967
77
4%s_1988
100%
100%
1992
102¥2
104 y4
Gas 5y4S—1977
IO6V2
109
Electric 4%s
Ten,n Gas Trans 4%s
124
127
Texas
Gas
4s
cony
1976
Southwestern
4%s
5¥aS
Feb
20,1970
101.8
3V2S
Apr
1, 1970
101.8
5Vas
102.24
103.24
July 20, 1970—
4¥2S Oct
1,1970-1967
107.16
108.16
3%s
May
103.8
4¥bS
Feb
101.12
102.12
3%s
Sep
104.16
4V2s
Feb
99%
101 Va
101 ¥2
Hilton
100
102¥2
102 Va
102 y2
ww_—,
Elec
Textron
1993
—
—
—1934
Michigan Consol Gas 41/2S—1988
100 ¥4 "
•
Service
Amer
'-—1993
,-1993
1983
4%s__—1993
5s——-——1970
WW
Westcoast
Trans
5¥2s
5Vas series C—_
103
97
96
1, 1971
100.8
15, 1972-1967
98.16
101.8
99.16
103.8
104.8.
100.12
.___
1978-73
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Bid
Ask
Rid
Maturity—
100.20
3V2S Aug 15, 19633 VaS Nov 15, 1963
3 V4S Feb
15, 1964
3 ¥4s
100.7
100.9
IV2S
Apr
100.7
100.9-
4%s
100.8
IV2S
Oct
100.5
100.6
3¥2S
NOV
Treasury Notes—
3%s
IV2S
Oct
47/b8
Nov .15, 1963—
IV2S
Apr
1, 1963
99.I6
101.2¥
,; 99.1
,99.3
Feb
1, 1965^
4s
Aug
IV2S
•
;
-
4.
15, 1965_
15,1966
:__
1
1,1966
Oct
Ask
15, 1966
—
1,1966—™
4%s
May 15, 1964
101.20
101.22
3%S
Feb
15, 1967
May
15, 1964
100.20
100.22
l%s
Apr
1, 1967
15, 1964
102.9
102.11
3%s
15, 1964
100.23
100.25
97.26
i
97.22
102.21
96.26
102.23
100.6
1,1965-
"IV2S Apr
99.18
101
.__
1,1964
Rid
May 15, 1965
100.6
May 15, 1964
point
a
(Continued) —
Treasury Notes
98.16
100.8
100.8
95.30
101.13
94 30
1O0.1
100.10
94.2
100.12
93.2
92.8
Aug 15, 1967—
IV2S Oct
1,1967
96.30
96.2
101.15
95.2
100.3
94.6
100.14
IV2S
Apr
1, 1968—
93.6
92.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a21.95
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
3.35S
9-
4-62
6-
3-63
100
3.20s
a81.95
al5.98
al5.14
10-
1-62
7-
1-63
100
Ask
3.15s
¥ 1-
102%
109
85
93
100
Bid
Ask
1-63
99.31
100
100
100.1
3.15s
"2-
4-63
11-
4-63
11-
1-62
8-
1-63
99.31
100
3.15s
.3-
4-63
12-
2-63
99.31
100
12-
3-62
9-
3-63
99.31
100
3.20s
4-
1-63
1-
2-64
99.31
100
5-
1-63
2-
3-64
99.31
100
United States Treasury
Bid
Ask
105 ¥2
103
99.975
1963—
99.916
99.921
Sep
5,
6,
1963
99.870
99.874
12,
June
13,
1963
99.817
99.823
Sep
Sep
19", 1963
99.761
99.766
Sep
26,
99.729
99.733
Oct
3,
1963
111 ¥2
June 27,
88%
July
97 Via
July
J
102%
Aug
102%
102%
Aug'
101
101%
Aug
102 ¥2
Aug 22,
115
125
19?8
95
198R
98 ¥2
98.893
98.832
!
99.713
Oct
10,
1963
99.642
Oct
15.
1963
779
98.791
99.594
Oct
17,
1963——
758
98.771
99.561
Oct
24.
1963
700
98.713
99.533
Oct
31,
1963
.642
98.656
99.476
Nov
7,
1963
99.412
99.418
Nov
14,
1963
99.356
99.362
Jarx
15,
99.299
99.306
Apr
15,
1964
1963—_-a—
99.240
580
98.534
98 ,522
98, 007
1964
1965
98.020
205
97.223
98.532
99.251
128
A
98.957
820
97
;
118
1984
,___
8, 1963
15,
99.017
882
J.¬
99.528
;
1963
1,
99.077
99.470
!
1963
102%
•
99.133
99.555
____
1963__
July 25,
—
1963
99.192
947
1963—
99
99.
124
007
1963
99.588
1963
100%
29,
99.637
«.
1963
July 15,
July 18,
Aug
99.707
1963
5, 1963
11,
99.977
181
067
1963
June 24, 1963
Ask
Bid
1963
May 31,
103
105
Bills
Ask
May 23,
l00y4
99 ¥2
10-
3.10s
June 20,. 1963—
102%
2-63
99.31
June
1043/4
Due
Dated
Rate
100.1
3.15s
.-1971
_
97.20
107.8
102
102.18
-
5s debentures
5s
107
96.20
20. 1974
Feb ,20,
104.8
106.8
15, 1972
103.16
100.24
103.8
106
104.8
102.8
102.8
100.20
103.8
r.__^__
103.8
__
99.8
101.4
102.8
1968—^
20,
Mar-20, 1969J
,4%s July 15, 1969—
100.8
98.14
Elec Power—
Tampa
Telep Go of Calif—
Genl Tele & Electron 4¥28—1988
Petroleum
100 Va
106 ¥2
4V2s
6s
2003
4 V2S
-
102
100.24
101.8
22, 1967
Mar 20, 1968
June
100.8
101.20
;
4%s
102.24
102.16
Bell Telep—
¥2
Nat
Trailer
Hotel
West
-
North
101 ¥2
101
—1982
4VaS™
Natural
Fruehauf
1983
4%s
conv
106
Indiana
Pacific
—
Elec
104
Northern
101 y4
Gas—
4%s__
City
1007/a
101
20, 1965_.
1, 1964
Bid
1978
Pub Serv—
.'
1993
6%s
101.4
100.26
Feb
100.8
.__
;
Issues
Bonds
Co
100.2
100.30
_____
Dec
3.25s
Mitsui &
100
20. 1964—
20, 1964____:
Oct
15, 1964
all.26
Inc
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures
100.5
3%s
IV2S Oct
a46.13
Exchange Fd_
Capital
Capital
100
'
4s
4%s Nov
a23.66
Fund
Street
100.3
a9.91
Inc—-—
Fund
Fund
99.31
Bonds—
100.18
a90.23
Inc
Fund
Street
Diversification
100
100.19
all.77
Inc
.100
99.31
Oct. 22, 1963—
Aug
3%s Aug
Fund Inc
Ask
99.31
Aug 20, 1963_
100.18
of Indebtedness—
5s
Fund
Street
Bid
1, 1963
1, 1963_
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Maturity—
Fund—_—1
—1
Inc
4
5.85
6.34
Aug
4¥aS
7.23
5.80
Growth
100.1
3.15s
20.21
3.31
Fund
100.1
point
a
Cooperat ives3,
1963_
June
101.20
'
10, 1977
6.72
18.59
3.03
Equity
for
3.05s
100.12
_,
12,1973
_i
20%
101.26
12, 1972
11.12
Ltd.
38%
•
100.28
10,1972—
13.61
_____10c
Devonshire
Ask
11%
¥
4s
—
10.14
Special Situations
B-3
Bid
10%
100.28
VaS
12.45
Fund
Income
Banks
102
.1
Fund
.
99.12
Shares-1
Inc
Congress
Tel
5
100.17
—
Ltd-—__1
Inc
Fund
Line
B-2
&
12
6
100.14
Sep 10, 1970
Aug 10, 1971—
4%s Sep 10, 1971
4
Fund
Fund
Canada
International
B-l
Tel
1
Co
36%
100
10, 1970
Investors
Bonds
(Tex)
34
1O0T4
4 Vas
Centennial
Keystone Custodian Funds—
American
of
Co
3%s
al3.60
Co
U S Fire Insurance
3
US Life Ins Co in City of NY.2
Variable Annuity ..Life Insur—1
100.1
100
____
3%s Mar 10, 1966——
4 Vas Dec 12, 1966—
12.03
Accumulated
Ask
100
10, 1965
3.87
Inv„10c
Swap Funds—
36.83
Fund—1
20%
____
Jun
11.01
Growth
Century
Empire
Johnston
19 ¥a
94¥2
United Security Life Ins (Ala).l
United Serviceslife Ins.—
*
11, 1964—
Apr
Wisconsin
13.77
l
Inc
16%
1.
Dec
4%s
Winfield
11.20
6.78
Selective Fund
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Intercontinental Fd_
15¥2
100
12, 1963
13.21
20.34
Fund—,
6%
1
3%s May 11, 1964__._:
4s
Sep 10, 1964
12.09
Inc
12.43
Stock
186 ¥2
63%
Ins
United Family Life Ins
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
,
1
Fund
Whitehall
13.05
Mutual Income Fund
11
¥1
11, 1968
10,1969
•
Group Funds—
Investors
26 ¥2
181
*
60%
1964—
Mar
^Wellington
-
Investors
24 ¥4
5
America__2.50
15, 1965—;
3%s
Investors
11.50
of
14%
United
Bankers
Union
100
8.21
Washington Mutual
5.20
America-
of
106 ¥2
13%
9V2
100
13.27
Wellington
Int'l
"iQ
56
101
24%
Banks—
4%s
a37.70
Vanguard Fund Inc
1
Wall Street Investing Corp.—_1
7.98
Fund
96%
22V2
99.31
7.53
Fund
11.67
8
72
92
_2
99.31
12.28
Value Line
13.13
Fund_lc
2
Travelers
75 ¥4
15, 1964—
a32.23
Value
7.93
(NY)
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
Insurance Co—
72%
126%
17, 1964—_______
1
Value
10.60
Ins
67 ¥2
8 ¥2
Insurance
1
Fund.
United Science Fund
9.10
9.70
10
Sec Life
50
72%
Corp
1
United
Ltd—
Fund
Growth
Institutional
8.33
10%
46 ¥2
Ins—50c
Life
3%s
United
2.69
1
_1
Inc
Fund
preferred
4s
9.16
United
1
Boston
Incorporated
69¥2
121
12.16
16.30
United
5.62
Standard
5
10
5
5
:
Aug 15, 1963.
Sep 16, 1963
3%S
10.56
8.47
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd.
United Funds Inc—
"8.78
$6.50
57%
Accident—1.25
Ins
Home
3.30s
9.76
11.13
1
Trust of B^ston—l
Investors
3.47
Income Foundation Fund
5.14
5
17 V8
55Va
54%
July 16, 1963—
3.30s
xal0.45
Shares—1.25
14.88
Texas
5.02
lc
67
9 ¥2
Springfield Insurance common_2
16 Vb
52
10
3.20s Jan
1
United
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
6 3 ¥2
142
3ViS Feb
Industry Inc
Street
Life
3.30s
1
Stock
a22.28
6.25
of Amer.-__1
16 ¥4
Obligations of Government Agencies
Clark-
&
American
in
Balanced
Inc—
Ins
Seaboard
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
al4.58
of
Stevens
Stein
18.84
Shares
Mutual
Hamilton
Marine
&
Life
56 ¥4
14%
136
Insurance
Title
Federal
xal950
Fund
State
10.54
Fire
32%
52 ¥>
5
Standard Life
Life
Lawyers
11.62
Southwestern Investors Inc
14.69
Paul
Seaboard
221
'
Sovereign
7.68
Fund-lc
26%
29 ¥2
.
Southwestern Life Ins Co.
Accident
Life
11.93
20th
'
Stock
91 ¥2
65%
5
Buffalo
of
Kentucky
7.75
Shf»"»hn]Hers
Securities—
Aerospace-ScienceCommon
88
24%
62%
(NY)
Life
Co
9.60
7.09
Shares
7.60
27%
148
3
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
6.99
6%
25
140
Co
Television-Electronics
Fundamental
11
35 V4
3
Co
Mid-Cont
16.49
___1
Common
2.81 '
lc
_
series
America
2 55
1
Series
——1
Selected
6.85
9%
-5%
9.44
Scudder
11.77
lie
-
Common
8.73
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-l
2.35
6.30
10.77
128%
Southland Life Ins Co..
Boiler & Insur_5
Insurance
Lamar
1
Inc
Fund
Scudder
Funds—
Series—
of
2.15
—*
Fund
94%
125
68 ¥2
10.47
4.64
Revere Fund Inc
6.50
1
Founders Mutual
Foursquare Fund
Fund
5.95
64 3 a
90 ¥2
75 V2
Corp
Kennesaw
15.77
Research
4.82
60
71
9.58
4.25
(Geo)
20.66
4.40
64%
'
64
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
15.01
for
Fund
Growth
15.29
Inc_l
Co
Fd
61 ¥4
(DC)..4
12.65
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc——_1
17.51
Co—.—5
Insurance
50¥4
12.29
Income—1
Inc—
Putnam
9.34
16.20
Inc_lc
Inc
Industrial
8.59
1
37 VB
62%
-
11.49
Fidelity Capital FundFidelity Fund Inc
54 Va
34%
58 ¥2
47¥2
"8.71
S|;ock
—L—1
Puritan
9.42
25c
,51
of N Y-10
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven).
Security Life & Trust Co...
11.54
2.50
Growth
Rowe)
41
33%
St
71%
211
(Jacksonville Fla) _2y2
Interstate
18%
38 ¥4
Natl
20%
12.17
7.95
68 ¥2
10
Jefferson
v
—_1
*
Inc~
Inc——-—50c
Inc
Fund
(T
Putnam
—20c
Fiduciary
Fund
Pine Street Fund
Price
Fund
Ins
Insurance
Life
Intl
al5.95
Square Mutual Fund
5.25
y
Investment
Life
Illinois
6.12
3.78
3.45
American
Home
16.83
5.62
18.70
Energy Fund Ipc—'
Equity Fund Inc
Bond
Fund——-1
15.40
Penn
6V2
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
13.80
47%
17
(DC)-1.50
Life Ins
Greatamerica
14.26
4.86
Fund
Franklin
12.63
13.05
17.20
Fund
Federated
1
-50c
Howard—
Electronics
Inc..
25 Va
45
:
49
23 ¥2
.1
3 4 ¥2
45
Insurance..^3.33¥3
16 ¥4
32
5
18%
Employees Insur
Hanover
15¥a
Ins_2.50
Gov't
Great
23%
49%
47
—5
Gov Employ
Gulf
Fund-—L——-1
Oppenheimer
Pioneer
&
Balanced
Shares
1
25c
Invest Fund Inc
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
Fund
P
1
Shares
Theory
R
—1
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc.l
10.14
Fund
5%
1
4
8.77
One William Street
9.55
71%
37%
Falls
Hartford Steam
11.77
Inc_l
Inc
Fund
68Vt
Insurance
7.96
Electronics
12.62
Life
14%
35%
—
101%
21%
80 ¥2
5
(Phoenix)
Internat'l Life
98 ¥1
Reinsurance Corp (NY)
.—2
Republic Insurance (Texas).—5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
Reserve Insurance Co
—-3.50
87¥2
77
13¥4
1.25
(S F)
Glens
61.43
11.55
Fund
82¥2
1
126%
Providence-Washington
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co <N C)___5
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)—5
•;a
4
Co
8.02
New
18.28
60.82
1
Fund
18.10
l
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
77¥2
—1
England Fund—
Nucleonics
De
73¥2
82 ¥2
102
121
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
.5
Phoenix Insurance Co
10
Pioneer Home Owners Life——I
Profess & Bus Men's Ins
1
qr»5/R
Series————1
—
57%
■*V8
Insurance
Franklin
54%
oqi/„
First Nat'l Life
12.11
48¥2
Group Assoc
*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Employers
Federal
44V2
5
Co
58%
77
97 ¥2
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)_5
80¥4
—1
of N Y
6.58
New
1
10.67
173
77
(N J) —1.25
6.02
Stock
Growth
Inc
Fund
Inc
Co
1
Series—
Series
Stock
Leaders Trust Fund—
Investment
Forster
Life Ins
Georgia
6.88
Income
&
General Reinsurance Corp
Investment Trust_l
Western
Crum
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Eastern
Ins
%
15%
51%
54 ¥2
River———2.50
Peerless
75 ¥2
166
Fire
Pacific Insurance Co
2
5
(DC)—.
6.75
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
Diversified
Criterion- Insurance
62%
170
70
York
6
14
Life Ins—
New common (splii 9-for-l)
Old Line Life Ips Co Amer___g
Pacific Indemnity CO——3 ¥3
43%
59
5.
7.86
Income
7.52
11.63
41 ¥4
164¥2
_5
Co—
Co
4.60
21.62
Crown
Casualty
4.21
20.12
20.25
Assurance
6.18
Preferred Stock Series
—
21
7.19
13.61
Series B
19 ¥4
1
9.47
12.59
Corporate
Northwestern
of America—1
Continental
Firemen's
1
,
8.71
1
,
30%
NY—2
Series-———-—1
Dividend
1
Consolidated
28
of
16.65
10.92
9.63
Northeastern
15.40
9.99
.—50c
Nortn
14%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins_
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
16.34
;
North American Life & Cas
42
13¥2
Employers
1
Inc
Inc
29%
39%
"2.97
Nation Wide
& Stock
Fund
Fund
Concord
Life Insur Co
(N Y)
24.65
11.18
Inc
Composite
1
5
"A"__2
Life
Standard
Casualty
Continental
10.93
10.23
Investment
New
2.91
10.00
Stock
46%
22.78
Fund—1
Commonwealth
73 ¥2
43%
27%
Securities Co Inc.l
Shares Corp—
Commonwealth
69
Ins—1
9.72
Investment
Mutual
Fd—1
2
(N J);
al4.77
Mutual
13.66
Gen
61%
1
12.69
12.50
Fund—1
Int'l
58
168
49
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA com
.1
National- Union Fire
5
Nationwide Corp class A——2.50
New Hampshire Insurance.
5
—1
Mutual Trust Shares.;—.———1
11.61
1
Income
Commonwealth
71%
10
Life
Co
4¥
15%
68
Continental Amer Life Ins —10
Funds—
_
1
Commonwealth
Fund
1
(B. C)
1
& Energy
Composite Bond
11.30
Growth
3%
.,'14%
Insurance Co
Combined Ins
*
5
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
25.43
11.86
1
—1
Citizens
8.96
8.20
10.34
25c
Inc_—
Fund
Colonial
Boston
16.23
23.27
10.82
8%
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) —1.25
1
Fund
Securities
12.41
1
Century Shares
Trust
Fund of Boston—Chemical Fund Inc
14.85
Inc—-1
Medical
11.36
7%
Security
Beneficial
Stock
——
Inc-1
Citizens
Life Fundbeneficial
interest—1
of
Morton
Chase
Colonial
Fund Inc
Units
14 ¥8
Re-insurance
Bankers
Massachusetts
lc
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
al5.67
int__33y3c
Growth
Investors
43¥4
12 ¥2
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
a30.85
Insur
1
Casualty.—--——
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
Monument Life (Bait)
10
National Fire
!
10
Nat'l Life & Accident Ins
5"
14%
39 ¥2
Mercury
1.96
beneficial
13 ¥a
Nat
1.67
of
1
(Wash DC)
(Galveston)
Life
Maryland
Amer
Trust
Investors
Madison Life Insurance Co
6.85
1.79
Industries
92
Ins—
18.58
*
Mutual Fund
5%
88
15%
162 ¥2
6.29
1
.
a
Companies
Ins
14%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_50c
Amer
American
1
Co-1.50
Insur
33%
132 ¥1
Lincoln
American
\
Ins
31%
128
14%
17.00
Inc—1
National
Life
10
49
12.38
&
Liberty
Assurance„2.50
Home
Life
Lincoln
77
46
Co—1
1.53
shares
19.01
17.60
—
Fund
American
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
Ask
29^
31%
13%
American Income Life Ins
shares—lc
Mass
Inc
—1
Canadian International GrowthFund Ltd ——
1
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
11.33
Ltd
Fund
General
Heritage Life
(Jacksonville Fla)
6.57
Special Investment shares—lc
7.90
American
Penna—5
26%
.
Bid
73 ¥4
(Birm)__2
of
Insur..1
Life
American
Funds—
General
Fund—
General
Canada
_-r-l
Fund
Founders
Co
Assurance
23%
25
American
17.62
Life
42%
22
(111)_1
2.50
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
7.06
6.00
16.75
1
Inc—1
Investors
Stk
Canadian
Sayles
Managed
6.44
1
1
International
5.19
9.68
Fund
Lexington Income Trust-.
Life
9.88
1
Growth
Casualty
Par
•
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
161
40
American
4.69
Lazard Fund Inc
10
Co
Ask
104
155
American Equitable Assur
16.09
Knickerbocker
5.75
4.07
„_5Qc
———_1
Inc
Fund
4.29
14.87
Bid
99¥2
Insurance—_______5
All Amer Life &
14.17
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd_l
Life
3.50
& Surety
Agricultural Insurance
16.36
1.73
Massachusetts
California
12.98
14.99
Casualty
Aetna
24.13
1
5.32
___,
Investing
Street
Broad
22.12
Stock)™1
Com
8.99
1
Inc———1
Corp
Fund
Boston
Stocks)
Com
1.57
Inc—1
Ridge Mutual Fund
Aetna
Cont.
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
Loomis-Sayles
Blue
Fund
4.87
Fund
—-1
Growth
Canada Ltd
Custodian
S-l
al6.63
-1
1
Associated Fund Trust--——*
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33¥aC
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
American Mutual
Axe-Templeton
6.69
6.19
Investors Fund
Fund Inc
American
'
Par
Ask
Par
Fund—
Keystone
(Quotations for Friday, May 1 7)
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds—
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Monday, May 20, 1963
...
FOOTNOTES
98
•No
101
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
FOR
asset
value.,
Exchange,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted
Ex-dividend.
wfWhen Issued,
y
yield
x
to listing, on the
Ex-stock dividend..
'
Volume 197
Number
6265
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
49
(2089)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared
with
a
year
Preliminary
ago.
compiled
figures
Complete and exact details of the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
us,
country,
indicate
clearings
18,
that
for
from
the
1.8%
the United
of
In
its
week last
$34,034,109,394
at
in 1962.
week
t
St.
u—
i__-
583,681,925
—
Francisco
Pittsburgh
—
—
—
486,500.000
959,106,443
530,108,422
.«
514,290,213
6.2
3.6
6.2
2.0
1.9
2.5
0.7»■
3.0
+
594,840,723
498,500,000
952,322,000
City
Louis
San
ter
%
1962
$19,112,706,209 $18,001,107,947
1,582,612,065
1,640,963,080
M,280,000,000
1,365,000,000
,923,691,761
942,544,113
;—
Chicago
Kansas
BY TELEGRAPH
"1963
—
+
—
having registered
according
to
the
Ten
cities,
Other
cities,
all
Total
All
cities,
2nd New York
3rd Philadelphia.—
.
3.7
4.6
+
—
$32,819,958,516 $32,165,698,291
1,214,150,878'V 1,273,317,006
—
+
cities
week
for
follow:
v,
v:;;-v-.
;V
\
17,307,121,872
1,199,165,666
=,
of
Outside
1,828,527,259
844,367,148
789,454,774
814,276,806
6
San Francisco
718,625,499
646,704,882
10
1,676,841,668
1,556,604,032
___
:_
1,605,690,844
Bank
75,000
government
'-7
; '
$410,309,000
8,529,000
crease
——
the
in
a
York
27,923,468,615
25,827,861^669
12,538,968,700
12,384,821,039
4.0%; in the Richmond Reserve District by 8.7%,; and
of the clearings for the
in the Atlanta Reserve District by
Reserve
the
V. ,'.;V
A'.;"
VVvV .. 1963
\ 100,614,538
-
January
79,185.645
February
March
—
—
'
-
.
..
"
,
"
'
'
'
118,034,886
<
215,497,672
299,946,967
65,255,742
101,775,900
(000,000
'
Omitted)
New
1963
York..
San
4,055
3,479
2,470
2,277
Fran...
Cleveland
Dallas
Kansas
1.884
2,330
....
Baltimore
..
Cincinnati
,
Richmond
.
Louisville
974
2,447
2,387
A;
.
1,464
1,090
2,105
2,369
1.991
City
Louis...
Atlanta
2,942
2,706
2,146
2,253
1,862
2,223
2,080
2,080
1,782
2,984
.
Minneapolis.
Houston
3,311
^
1,933
1,741
1,812
1,658
1,248
w
r,
990
817
1,247
1,040
1,456
1,300
1,094
882
1,189
Portland
1,214
1,593
1,076
1,327
Birmingham.'
Omaha
....
Denver-
....
St.
958
899
1,125"*
4,164
5,422
4.374
5,565
4,672
5.767
731
943
869
734
'
h
721
\
983
.
Memphis
907
785
'664
-'667
Buffalo
698
662
574
631
Washington.'-
813"
649
574
Milwaukee
837 A
742
791
)■
Nashville
.
803
..
,
Other. Cities
Total
11.019
All..
154,294
Outside NYC
We
73,448
now
..
10,027
9,124
139.450
67,961
122,681
60,496
add
our
..
.
-
New
3rd
6,753
5,309
4,116
Cleveland
5th
3,200
6th
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
3,871
3,202
V 2,903
2,497
2,564
3,030
.2,763
481,421,
37,229
518,650
249,748
San
-
"+
67,961,222,120
-Month
of
+
Inc. or
$
City
H
17
Francisco
Four Months
1960
$
$
17,075,376,676
.
16,224,110,245
2.0
277,064,182,879
20,190,966,094
+
0.8
26,544,907,946
27,856,247,101
+
3.2
14,453,118,389
27,150,426,765
+ 10.8
—
21,760,251,633
29,210,400,716
15,097,049,097
29,921,605,016
A
■
+
6.1
46,436,637,761
+
3.7
14,809,273,450
+
4.9
14,616,001,577
13,824,860,250
+
5.7
20,068,315,535
+
2.6
23,579,073,646
19,554,055,660
22,479,905,709
+
4.9
32,772,191,109
30,986,615,445
+
598,869,733,961
557,799,138,839
+
271,259,828,546
+
3.6
.
4,700,332,518
6,690,949,183
240,188,151,662
48,136,088,039
15,529,718,554
"
"
"
"
.
2.7
+
295,553,554,043
"
3.327,574,723
4,189,184,354
1961
Dec. %
281,061,618,392
6
6,648,887,433
Four Months
1962
31,745,734,684
3,460,814,556
10,776,524,098
four months for four years:
Four Months
Months
18,164,930,059
"
16
14
,171 cities
Outside
New
York
City
.
20,320,536,618
13,889,288,103
26,889,839.089
44,204,596,238
5.8
43,827,319,215
13,653,791,404
12,894,339,670
18,211,181,203
19,809,364,102
27,775,128,420
7.4
518.650,102,763
478,686,379,877
249,748,048,368
246,628,246,316
13,533,332,356
12,095,160.769
17,130.052,118
19,387,338,173
26,967,727,405
..
_
following compilation covers the years by months for two years:
The
/
Month
'
.
-
J>
Dec. %
«.$
1962
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
73,936,768.693
3.0
60,747,129,106
68,614,708,627
3.7
January
162,919,514,555
150,919,911,863
+
8.0
76,137,716,222
February.:
132,039,774,718
149,615,564,766
121,842,783,906
+
8.4
63,002,834,886
145,586,100,358
+" 2.8
68,472,286,834
6.3
154,294,879,922
418,348,796,127
139,450,342,712
+ 10.6
207,612.837,942
73,448,780.450
203,298,606,426
67,961,222,120
+
444,574,854,039 >
557,799,138,839
7.4
281,061,618,392
271,259,828,546
+
598,869,733,961
March
;
"Total
—
1st
Quarter—_
April
•
+
'
'
Total 4
Months
the
month of April and since Jan. 1
1
-Jan.
Inc.
1962
$
Clearings Outside New York
1963
Inc. or
1962
1963
v
April-
1963
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
-Clearings, Total All
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for
Clearings at
6.3
+ 11.4
5,510,097,311
7,939,612,388
139,450,324,712
16
Total—
478,686
246.628
40,276 557,799
271,259
+ 10.6
+
327,388,391,096
21,334,174,124
29,456,305,082
15,585,130,467
"
"
31
Dallas
36,373
598,869
281,061
3,392,998,420
4,865,444,481
18,658,610,048
"
15
8
—,
Kansas
12th
442.313
120,116
60,725
13
:
:
;
Louis
11th
2,932
.2,763
2,601
3,060
-
8.7
'
3,684,616,049
clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the
10
York
10th
3,542
3.399
3,249
2,669
517,523
42,312
—
.'2,965
-
3,097
8,995--
+
'
154,294,879,922
cities
1 14 cities
Richmond
3,639
4,696
3,723
5,244
3,920
4,450
556.557-
•
8.0
"3,949
3,534
4,639
3,697
5,098
3,789
4,409
2,870
3,229
3,362
60,725,500,866
13.9
+
$
Philadelphia
4th
,
631
756
120,116,411,482
60,496,726,754
+
-
5,014,426.609
6,918,339,930
.
4,274
V-
Boston
2nd
232,058
18,776
21,797
13,085
13,116
13,167
10,927
9,250
8,195
' f
8,090
6,958
7.925
V 7,375
7,430
6,618
5,328
111,121
733
113,55-7
1st
2,314
' 2,968
2,512
723
740 "
Tot.31 Cities-143,275 129,423
-
3,630
3,526
2,736
2,990
122,681,102,774
OO rH
3,798,908,885
8.7
73,448,780,450
.171
+._■<
Federal Reserve Districts
13,772
13,972
10,194
9,610
7,546
8,492
7,038
8,388
7,452
7,661
5,224
4,250
+ 10.6
1.8
4.0
+
1963
12,120
3,462
2,923,734,480
8.9
2,967,770,581
4,330,377,101
4,649,559,813
6,863,457,759
+
+
7,400,221,931
Four
268,902
18,719
22,181
4,177
'
4,076,442,206
61,389,201.392
7,479,487,736
;
$
$
4,168,167,131
64,213,133,361
5,224,065,016
6,429,885,652
3,518,962,220
6,567,780,310
10,572,537,063
3,175,406,767
+ 13.0
11,688,356,927
6,139,668,334
8,644,135,925
44
17
append another table showing
We
APRIL
286,539
20,308
22,935
'13,396
1
14,594
15,552
.11,489
11,001
8,202
V 9,054
7,374
9,073
8,532
8,441
7,051
5,857
"'
3,990
3,994
5,013
4,183
5,332
3,681
l',123
840
9^4
7,152
5,967
4,167
1,147
895
1,248
•
956
.
1,036 "
1,111
Paul....
11,552
7,933
9,304
7,648
9,573
9,004
8,776
757
A
893
-
.
11,846
957
1,437
...
-
1,865
1,678
1,307
958
A
1,121
Orleans
14,923
16,456'
1,830
Jacksonville.
..
19,805
23,326
14,081
1,914
Seattle
New
1,055
1,839
1,997.
1,649
317,808
3,303
3,241
2,694
2,211
2,064
-1,986
1,717
IN
.
Outside New York City.
:Jan. 1 to April 30——
1962
1961
1960
1963
59,390
4,642
5,229
3,216
5,488
2,805
3,325
3,607
1,590
..
.....
Pittsburgh
St.
4,856
3,107
A...
1960
62,184
5,116
5,855
4,380
....
Boston
71,489
CITIES
44
11
Dallas
for leading cities for the
April 30
LEADING
Month of April
1962
1961
80,846
5,165
6,123
3,740
3,790
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ar
Detroit.
.
FOR
44
San Francisco.
Total
57,291,287
CLEARINGS
44
in the
I960
•1961
or
5,481,236,989
4,003,656,291
3,753,673.256
5,171,560,252
14
of 6.3%;
11.4%, and in the San Fran¬
6.3
+
73,725,415,920
12,621,543.087
6
increase
an
of
Dec. %
$
4,483,945,675
8,425,462,206
44
16
«
4,129,492,516
14
31
y
11th
month of April and for the four months ended
in each of the last four years is shown below:
BANK
44
—
__—
12th
190,180,939.
106,521,874
The course of bank clearings
44
8
Minneapolis
Kansas
City___
10th
r
16
_______
Louis__
St.
14
13
15
,
Inc.
1962
,
83,280,733,606
5,579,300,934
7,778,338,697
—
—
8.7%, and the Minneapolis
'
'
254,584.480
Quarter
1st
April
Chicago
9th
1960
89,108,085 A. 63,932,362
92,803,996
60,533,354
65,715,223
,
68,482,247
Atlanta.
:,-8th
1961
80,883,432
66,131.993
•
'74,784,297 •>
"
*
1962
Richmond
";g
The Chicago
gain of 8.0%; the
cisco Reserve District of 8.9%.
>-■
41
a
In the Kansas City Reserve
record
totals
Dallas Reserve District
13.9%.
credit
District of 10.6%.
District
4,767,314,818
cities
its
to
St. Louis Reserve District of
1963
14
.
has
District
Reserve
District the totals are larger by
Cleveland
5th
;
Philadelphia
4th
6th
Number of Shares
.
New
3rd
ip the following:
1,362,073,575
3.8
10
7th
1963 is indicated
to
726,607,722
575,418,053
,
5.3
in the Boston Reserve
-—i
2nd
the
New York Stock Exchange for the four months of 1960
on
V
+
Month of April—
Boston
1st
+ -7.7
606,130,704
1,480.055,066
+
summary
the Cleveland Reserve
26,893,400
in share properties
The volume of transactions
'
733,669,131
9.6
+
13,172,061,633
District of 6.3%.
Philadelphia Reserve District of 1.8%.
In
and
$124,314,000 $117,182,400 $441,276,200 $465,139,800
bonds
730,025,440
0.5
—
29,987,627,430 V
Federal Reserve Districts
Total
818,289,138
1,504,279^120
,1,808,385,824
759,918,137
685,884,383
757,393,974
2.9
818,298,617
-——
U. S. Government—
1,205,309,855
1,527,554,570
13,667,181,334
clearings having been $154,294,879,1962 aggregate of $139,450,342,712. In the
Reserve District the totals show an improve¬
ment of 13.0%;
30,714,200
13,9^5,tf^i;i03
31,586,237,362
aggregate of
New York
$438,246,400
A-—--1
253,000
j.
5,443,400
6.5
792,504,461
767,232,072
,
For
April..
.'.,1;.,
.
,
4.0
A
that month there was an in¬
of the entire body of clearing houses of 10.6%, the
of
1962
280,753,414
1963
7.0
1,904,895,106
1
928,317,189
—
City
furnish
also
We
1963
361,106,354
$111,739,000
$115,710,000
misc.__
&
A/A.
"yVVA
••...•
International
Foreign
1962 7
6.6
'
S
v;:
1,271,625,474
1,407,515,713
834,903,124
1,454,993,999
1,836,335,168
3.9
865,749,520
1960
WT s
965,581,537
15.845,239,285^
2.2
1,517,409,868
•
r
__106 cities
York
New
month
—■—Four Months
65,255,742
106,521,874
shares
Bonds—
Railroad
I
1963
Stocks—
Number
6.4-
9
12th
va'v'7,
—Month of April—
+
923,286,026
1,718,404,548
922, and the
Description—
5.2
•
April and the four months of 1963 and 1962
;
»
7
-
1961
+
1,225,558,978
Kansas City
Dallas
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York
Stock Exchange is appended. The
for
Inc. or
1,576,650,674
Minneapolis
on
results
1962
7;
St. Louis
9th
District the
&:
/\
Dec. %
18,421,314,793
.
*
4
8th
10th
Totai
all
Total
♦«
a
larger by 9.6%, and ih the San
are
1,006,250.490
1,058,929,189
•
Dis¬
District suffers
by 0.5%, but in the Dallas Reserve
totals
CLEARINGS
10
Chicago
1.8
+
which
17
Atlanta
Reserve
In the Kansas City Reserve
smaller
are
7
:
Chicago
gain of 6.5%, and the Minneapolis Reserve
a
9
_________
Richmond
6th
The
4.0%, but the St. Louis Reserve District has to
credit
l9|3
cities
9
Cleveland
5th
2.0
4.6
$34,034,109,394 $33,439,015,297
five days.
day_____.
one
+
12
...
7.0%.
6
4th
0.2
4.8
—
$26,749,204,126 $25,799,113,261
6,070,754,390
6,366,585,030
five days
five days.
cities,
-
523,220,562
—
—
779,581,073
499,361,460
of
totals
-.SUMMARY OF BANK
-
...
....—;
Boston..
the totals
District
Francisco Reserve District by 7.7%.
<
Federal Reserve Districts ;
1st
11th
'
Baltimore
..
.
778,179,391
"_1
—
of
■
c
Reserve
improvement of 3.9%, in the Richmond Re¬
an
District the
in
the
Philadelphia Reserve District
Districts
Reserve
city)
the Boston Reserve
in
We group the cities
gain of 6.6%.
a
Federal
Week Ended May 11—
7th
____
Cleveland
trict
increase of 3.8%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
that in the
this
District of 6.6%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
serve
Outside this city*there
1962.
6.4%,
of
it appears
(including
Cleveland
District of 2.9%.
CLEARINGS-RETURNS
Boston
the
In
430 in the same week in
Ending May 18—
Philadelphia
2.2%.
having amounted to $31,586,237,362 against $29,987,627,-
stand
we
was an
York
of
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
gain
a
loss
corresponding
totals
District
District of 5.2% and in the
detailed
elaborate
register
5.3%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
the
clearings will
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week
totals
from this
and
Reserve
At
for
against $33,439,015,297 for the same
6.2%.
the
York
record
preliminary
this center there is
States
located
are
statement, however, which
present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results of the week previous — the week
ended May 11. For that week there was an increase of
above' those
Our
Saturday,
ended
week
cities
all
from which it is possible to obtain weekly
year.
them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of the
on
May
New
they
New
cannot furnish
based
be
by
$
to
Apr.
•
"
0.2
+
1
2.1
8.1
3.6
week ended May 11.
for two years and for
-Week Ended May 11-
30-
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
Dec. %
1961
1960
Dec. %
1962
1963
Inc. or
1962
1963
or
+
-
>
$
$
First Federal Reserve District- -Boston—
Maine—Bangor
-
•
18,682,889
Portland
38,973,242
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
3,790,469,070
'
River
•
New
_
Bedford
•A
102,510,416
Worcester
-
'A
6.3
—
45,177,737
4,688,211
8,667,263
4,336.261
8,091,348
1.5
2.3
841,070,915
3,980,918
■->-
1,188,616
4,773,276
»
285,331,734
+
7.4
1,052,463,887
+
8.8
78,896,278
25,841,144
26,045,933 i
306,469,648
1,144,974,466
-
22,740,677
■
>
I
New Haven
New
,
118,964,542
Island—Providence,
Hampshire—Manchester
220,834,200
254,569,307
-
118,490,390
+
187,887,600
-
0.4
+20.6
25,878,300
-
,
456,085.410
'v
-
31,208,200
Waterbury
Rhode
290,936,918
.
+17.5
-
472,098,110
105,093,700
98,304,400
+
"-IS,500,000
6.9
769,661,400
+
5.0
807,851,900
-.
20,055,351 :
17,731,727
+.13.1
76,328,557
6.3
18,658,610,048
-
73,881,194
+
3.3
18,164,930,059
+
2.7
.
?' 4,290,881
3,902,852
1,6587342
+
>
,
47,8667200
,
50,097,100
4,551,106
16,871.087
1.3
16,403,992
37.3
54.576,884
15,152,414
51,516,653
0.8
—
—
„
(14
cities1)——
4,767,314,818
4,483,945,675
+
"
25,728,450
0.8T
24,378,571
47.9257000
47 A 04.600
3,596,893
"1
928,317,189
4,643,556
3,697,790
+
25.6
3,881,515
1,058,929,189
1,006,250,490
+
5.2
965,581,537
.
i
— —
4.5
"
Total
1,8897475
4,559,042
20,010,645
0.1
—
-
—
>.<*'■
■'
'
4.8
—
22,921,731
'
'
•
Connecticut—Hartford
+
+
15,708,877
57,476,966
3.4
11.1
+14.3
.
4.3
746,545,956
—34.1
4,772,873
5.8
'
8,170,443
+
.;
1,802,403
9.2
374,577,475
9,020,387
772,910,511
5.2
—20.1
4,337,133
6.6
—'
3,800,395
+
71,894,225
396,125,403
4,615,888
7.5
—
806,570,948
2.5
+
78,476,537
12.8
+
'
+
—
28,553,365
-
+11-6
•s
+
,
70,757,704
42,817,770
22,800,945
+
19,241,296
69,951,597
14,594,261,648
+3.2
90,912,080
77,736,282
14,923,356,369
68,995,701
—
6,928,286
21,465,721
\
Springfield
5.1
2.8
—10.7
11,576,299
-
6,189,925
_
151,906,496
+
'
17,868,050
10,850,589
_
_
154,220,705
1.4
76,060,684
7.5
—
36,253,214
3,607,430,570
18,437,473
Holyoke
Lowell
-
.
75,012,937
+
19,226,959
A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month
Clearings
of
April-
at
1
-Jan.
1962
Inc.
$
or
to
Apr.
30Inc.
1962
Dec. %
1962
or
.
.
-Week Ended May 11Inc. or
Dec. %o
$
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
Dec. %
Second Federal Reserve District—Hew
YorkNew
York—Albany.
347,891.883
698,710,428
New
'
York
Rochester
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
(10
cities)
lYird Federal Reserve
7,360,195
3,124,636
+
2.2
4,452,016
+
10.9
17,919,051,028
"995 o28,447
+
5.2
56,523,343
•
■
"
—31.5
5.8
46,706,912
137,587,424
5.5
2,975.182
'
+
—
+
4.2
4,215,748
4,659,908
+
6.6
15,384,499,915
13,443,040,630
49,255,138
'
+ 14.8
146 745,040
138 ,161,711
+
+
12.1
1,885 ,940,773
1,420 ,538,953
1,871 ,946,348
+
0.7
110,437,592
106,004,928
+
327,388,391,096
295.553,554,043
+ 10.8
18.421,314,793
17,307,121,872
+
54,864,040
6.2
1,593 ,033,050
4.7
+
+13.0
588 381,920
4.8
+
34,467,092
98
3,225,389
4,271,994
"
6.5
616 581,190
68,672,663
155,573,431
16,815,565,797
9.9
(a)
,
+
_
—.——-
.
cities)-.
0.7
—
+
"
-
¥78*763
1.0
-
36,035,435
"
4.4
—
/
~
1
48,735,798
31,733,781
33,690,292
+~12B
•87,4_19~214
.
90,289,058
+
0.7
79.794T653
77,365Tl75
4.2
102,861,630
90,860,817
6.4
15,845,239,285
13,925,824,103
—
8,164,550
34,142,474
528,490,492
318,463,192
127,631,050
73,836,470
+ 18.6:'
9.7
+
5,481,236,989
1.8
+
57,016,477
4,5977269
4,6967318
2.5
i,i4LOob~ooo
1,126,000~6o6
+
1.3
2,765,489
i,2oo,ooo7ooo
—13.1
1,128,0007000
5,182.945
4,525,671
5.0
7,309,673
8,594,107
126,244,031
+
9.8
+
~4.3
(a)
21,334,174,124
1,423,359
2,567,724
1.2
—
31,423,953
486,327,869
310,892,836
:
1,833,442
1,463,753
2,571,702
—10.9
8,672,585
:
1,482,281
104.1
+
<a)
6.1
2.6
•
7.3
+
1,502,543
+
111,664,268
,
'
5,oTo"463
35,130,453
116,494,304
+ 23.3
1,888,661
?
-
'
5,0~70~372
20,308,296,000
(a) -tv
7,858,566
5,579,300,934
(a)
7*8
+14.2
—
3,066,580
+
+ 10.8
1,616,090
2,026,587
3.3
135,343,633
50,783,756
138,608,747
(a)
28,490,953
0.2
+
—
(a)
32,977,150
19,805,290,000
1.0
+
31,267,624
-
80,978,420
_
31,410,696
145,863,629
96,899,335
1
+ 17.1
13,975,841
9,692,988
151,310,383
Jersey—Trenton___
27,539,774
30,389,522
+ 17.6
8,891,157
5,116,495,000
31,571,605
1,573,665
.
27,606,973
"
7.0
(a)
33,626,149
22,335,207
14,111,935
35,697,405
—
0.9
+
—
(a)
8,830,794
(13
'145,240,014
•2,952,402
+
7,915,819
5,165,117,000
-—
j.
Total
153,618,226
+
7,297,063
(a)
—
Delaware—Wilmington
New
60,204,716
2.5
5.9
District—Philadelphia—
,
■V
41,234,331
+
+ 16.9
241 ,161,703
458 ,231,762
39,535,703
26,155,342-.
iScranton
:
148 ,126,435
37 ,125,465
+ 18.3
+
286,539, 310,293
73,725 ,415,920
——
Hazleton
806,330
1,047 393,690
Lebanon
Wilkes-Barre
72
317,808, 115,569
7,365,499
Du Bois.
74 380,159
r
+ 12.4
—————„—
York
7.9
+
+ 13.1
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Reading
60,,267,198
244 049,607
Bethlehem,
Lancaster
1,197 ,163,204
2,669 ,349,639
63, 820,543
r
,71,489, 120,592
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
1,416, 335,270
2,736 045,812
5.5
■K 0.7
83,280,733,606
—
New
Total
18, 767.503
+ 12.1
+
80,846,099,472
274,299,105
157,796,547
40,792,289
398,943,823
479,817,415
—
Syracuse
Utica
16, 007,863
20,255,527
Jamestown
310, 272,340
662, 552,650
16,127,115
Buffalo
Elmira
—
3,182,098
7,485,007
7,129,427
(a)
7,722,775
(a)
3,944,035
i¥.i
6,025,372
7,564.517
+ 17.0
24,525,706
+ 18.9
18,466,773
25,211,143
16,949,499
1,271,625,474
1,205,309,855
6,541,009
+
8.7
*•+
8.7
33,139,273
+
2.4
23,282,895
21,760,251,633
+
(a)
'
5.9
+
,
2.0
—
1,225,558,978
,
28,332,808
19,578.657
1,199,165,666
+
2.2
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
'
Ohio—Canton
''-V:'"-'?
Hamilton
Lorain
60,843,620
+
7.2
1,464,816,032
+
8.6
3,107,365,950
Columbus
" 5,967,240,887
2,942,152,273
364,746,500
19,481,567
+
5.6
11,846,923,018
+ 11.6
407,136,300
22,138,783
-1—
'
"
8,354,445
Mansfield
—,—
Erie
City__
Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling—
(15
cities)
7,479,487,736
+ 13.3
1.8
—
84,419,300
*78,972,700
2.4
15,765,347
14,077,674
71:?
14,026,024
14,209,931
6.7
29,957,517
259,109,829
233,277,159
223,711,649
252,919,613
243,210,671
215,756,276
680,677,214
86,531,949
"
4.3
684,555,773
,
17,727,086
301,123,849
+ 10.2
16,244,111
569,535,943
75,785,800
6.9
+
322,701,906
613,607,100
71,254,800
12,063,485
12,447,113
14,072,942
14,795,035
417,206,608
476,5047505
1,407,515.713
1,527,554;570
0.6
—
8,202,548,755
165,180,121
58,812,154
164.318.966
115,047,488
116.006.967
70,141,894
•—17.9
29,210,400,716
+ " 0.8
— 127,049,611?,
57,607,013
9.8
+
14,753,801
310,365,504
1.6
+
7,933,127,191
—55.6
+
599,492,339
2.4
—
—
15,133,607
342,136,066
653,311,872
1.9
1.9
—
26,505,318
16,998,333
-
9.2
—
0.4
3.1
90,709,066
29,476,800
8.8
+
40,965,485
27,527,049
a
Fifth Federal Reserve
+
250,642,699
5,857,915,057.
11,489,636,291
1,431,210,800
1,526,638,300
6.4
—
2,146,027,214
7,778,338,697
Newark
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh^
251,765,070—
•
+ 13.6
8,922,848
65,572,383
62,092,474
50,935,227
181,901,413
71,371,388
67,785,308
57,730,809
178,680,218
2,105,223,590
MO,000,000
12,213,256
29,098,785
15,276,109
Youngstown
Total
■'
65,205,151
1,590,758,605
V Cleveland
Oil
'
Y\?/V
•'
.
Cincinnati
6.0
4.0
.
29,456,305,082
?
—
3.3
+
0.5
451,858,458
485,537,919
1,576,650,674
1,517,409,868
69
—
—48.9
+
9.5
District—Richmond-
West
Virginia—Huntington—
Virginia—Norfolk —_—£—
26,774,491
South
+
Carolina—Charleston-.
Columbia
Total
Sixth Federal Reserve
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
50,462,327
—
Vicksburg
—
Jackson
25,067.287
i—-—+,
—
v
—
—
Watertown
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar Rapids———
Sioux
——
—
—
+ 13.9
—
612,202.130-
17,4/
+
6,009,313
22,973,goo
••
+ 11.2
10,716.455
+
446,"l~6~2~540
419,506,145
+
185,784,194
171,2~0~9~153
+~¥s
865,749,520
5.0
+
228,935,302
9,972,929
'
•
+
.
7,4
6.4
409,128,843
+
8.2
+
8.3
23,148,456
9.1
—.——
57,013,125
837,957,179
11,023,543
11,587,694
.
141,0057954
834,903,124
818,289,138
34,152,528
6.6
34,033,818
155,277:561
433,300,000
8,740,960
29,921,605.016
35,140,512
158,04u,707
461,000,000
10,026,373
8,879,752
+ 12-9
8,203,824
9.5
8,154.295
4.4
6,947,278
290.591,297
+ 17.4
306,844,053
7,399,172
+
5.6
7,0*427244
285,088,310
285,022,' 203
368j562~145
307,100,384
+
20.0
18,956,888
16,736,604
263,258,583
17,041,736
302,476,407
17,508,360
6.6
+
9.5
.,■-- +
12.1
157,354,269
7.4
43c,000,000
■
'
+
+ 14.0
+ 29.5
+ 11.4
+ 12.4
—
+
+ 13.3
4.2
7.5
+
—
+
4.0
8.1
6.1
+
,
,
3.3
5,013,584,000
/
495,000,000
904,694
836.310
294,208,000
320,418,000
1,718,404,548
1,605,690,844
780,577
+
7.0
862,897
251,715,000
257,014,670
1,454,993,999
1,504,279,120
791,841,354
8,606,768'
10,844,940
1,670,973.,
4,470,409
37,437,302
288,981,399
+
32,167,013
+
4.6
+ 28.1
76,948,933
246,028,565
3,229,977,519 "
37,099,499
41,081,607
48,266,309
6.9
+ 14.5
46,819,4.49
7,345,797
21,946.532
7,430,256
0.1
19,834,431
+ 21.7
163,880,894
+ 11.5
8,674,452
+
6.8
59,964,333
+
6.7
60,400,973
38,860,790
3,905,169
+
8.0
+
151,133,017
1,117,542,459
381,451,294
23,081,456
1,303,759,875
385,807,081
4.5
11,688,356,927
.
78,255,981
7.1
-
2.5
+" 4.6
29,432,945
63,593,583
36,974,078
64,944,871
37,335,893
22,935,061,014
.
23,326,523,401
160,823,188
234,902,535
249,690,031
167,883,400
16,212,939
+ 18.1
+ 18.7
2lX93~915
+
13,250,426
11^465*235
+~15.Q
18,900,862
17B28~513
102,l)98~o56
113,57~8~coo
+ 33.8
"
3,420,858
0.1
1,991,512,121
27,997,374
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville.
Tennessee—Memphis
Dlinois—Jacksonville
(a)
—
Quincy
Total (7 :itie«)
•
1;055,530,320
907,891,378
3,782,621
16,942,477
4,003,656,291
1,862,246,152
23,179,093
4,712,137
990,424,324
785,930,668
3,293,017
14,830,658
3,684,616,049
3,709,
20,637,871
20,7~18~907
12,876/288
10,4937^37
9.3
+
235,599,866
+ 23.1
21,217,843
2.0
299,601,021
55'5,104,793
1,747,481,385
192,804,598
.
3,362,259,288
+
—
5.9
5.8
+
4.2
5.1
0.4
6,026,287
+
+
+
34,793,706
12,621,543,087
383,193,955
78,651,393
+
+
+
3,633,453
+ 15.6
35,153,546'
7.5
4,861,452
5.1
+
96,570,309
5.4
+
+ 15.6
'.
191,404,289
238,507,341
+
96,602,848
14,502,897
66,738,339
13,396,533,000
+ '5.6
+
5.4
+ 12.1
+
°—
1.7
+ 10.7
+
+
+
—
+
183r2~6_4~879
19.4
+
15,9987i83
102,2897000
13,049,453
12,325,843
5,103,007
5,177,181
176,288,669
196,5857620
1.2
9.6
8.4
1.1
+ 27.5
—
12,038,110
5,307,351
175rbr6~5~,283
16,589,111
103,58~6~000
3.1
+ 16.7
+
5,566,014
4.2
+ .4.1
—
'14,447,497
15,838,265
9,637,968
89,313,149
24,570,627
+ 64.3
8,537,092
+ 20.6
8,968,168
68,584,292
22,647,371
21,309,685
2,036,474
1,334,723,876
74.062,483
23,161,256
1,746,136
1,298,539,239
6,960.043
V 8.027 283
5.7
—
64,047,026
2.1
1.0
1.7
142,384,355
+ 13.0
225,287,413
+
4.3
248,913,339
150.342,935
14,235,985
+
0.3
+ 11.7
+ 13.9
1,344,714
1,294,279,013
2,002,806
1,380,617,094
8.296,562
8,357,404
13,956,647
13,651,780
14,600,179
10,930,097
14,601,622
1,828.527,259
1,904,895,106
0.7
—
9,023,866
17,859,939
0.1
17,822,644
15,097,676
21.1
13,i:ol,lo4
8,337,148
7,376,725
1,836,335,168
1,808.385,^24
401,200,000
380,100,000
217~,9457425
—
+
k
+
8.0
48,136,088,039
46,436,637,761
+
3.7
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
Louis—
Louis
405,4167008
157,883,737
38,479,960
177,158,140
313,308,919
586,135,726
1,842,574,725
216,178,423
+ 23.1
"
5,855,217,533
4,635,877
Girardeau
19,761,000
235,538,882
11,060,097
1.2
7.3-
47,369,521
15,294,392
■
4.4
+
63,958,17265,228,062
45,883,496
Peoria
Rockford
Cape
5,506,597
V
'*
4.0
351,003,605
221,248,924
399,142,850
77,104,332
252,633,192
101,545,304
4.3
37,157,982
.—
cities)
5,577,207
26,448,278
232,292,282
3.0
3,060,183,618
8,441,500,000
150,793,644"124,142,062
119,686,096
5,332,421,186
809,765,271 ,/■
5,224,509,158
302,000,775
160.301,558
156,848,000
77,149,410
14,081,701,000
5.3
+
8,893,478
Springfield
Sterling
+
31,745,734,684
9.4
+
6,123,578,083
———
—
(31
+ 15.2
+ 14.9
16,165,122
'
Total
2.0
77,838,377,
144;061,149
435,437,325
47,158,696
20,259,988
56,766,350
4,476,299
—
Decatur
9.5
+
+ 3li7
45,562,332
355,612,798
103,466,920
6,297,501
City
Ames
+
7,265,555
.1,912,518
——-----
Moines
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
"
'
—
Des
4.2
+ 12.9
21,362,229
Milwaukee
—
1.6
+
+ 14.1-
467,94^,758
58,057,173
i-
Haute———_—
Wisconsin—Madison
--1—
"Sheboygan
+
+ 12.8
15,097,049,097
336,444,813
180,199,339
151,628,000
365,611,410
50,931,887
14,683,581
5,422,978,000
+ 22.7
89,429,524
Bend
.
12.9
37,798,000
16,158.078
150,401,396
Terre
Oshkosh
+
9,570,177
—
—
Indianapolis
+20.1
46,746,813
99,408,777
20,368,042
59,131,188
19,491,422
63,984,623
Lansing ———---——
Muskegon
South
20.9
3,311,806,000
104,676,128
-
—_
1.8
+ 24.1
i
6,549,991
29,407,000
243,870,211
11,512,090
923,286,026
172,154,262
436,554,967
667,837,946
3,097,823,708
8,776,066,229
161,846,877
132,337,026:
131,008,423
5,565,741,578
922,937,550
5,767,658,317
-
+ 12.0
7,400,221,931
/ 17,673,601
3,740,117,000
53,352,588
——
.Bay City
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
+
8.8
4.4
+
District—Chicagi
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Rapids
8.5
+ 10.2
1,247,655,000
8,425,462,206
—
+
+
+ 10.0
«
.:
+ 12.0
3,737,187
1,437,463,000
cities)-
+
96,599,313
445,689,000
3,990,038,843
15,585,130,467
+ 11.6
84,185,409
11,498,514
"
3,811,595
—
Seventh Federal Reserve
Grand
4.2
41,118,035
38,396,000
87,688,311
12,594,572
--.
Louisiana—New Orleans
:
31,904,779
29,493,314
1,300,734,232
198,060,534
1,327,041,253
74,581,841
84,168,754
Montgomery —1
Detroit
2,870,625,779
9.9
r:v":?/+?';/
37,908,988
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Flint?-
2,990,841,427
03 +1
+
-153,821,650
740,083,195
2,080,600,000
35,148,583
35,669,280
1,456,972,189
245,716,476
1,593,760,253
Macon
(16
9.5
+
3,798,908,885
38,575,608
—,
Columbus
Total
+
3.7
+
171,696,944
803,238,314
2,330,100,000
Augusta
Meridian
1.4
33,635,483
+
8,309,667
742,945,549
+ 21.6
District—Atlanta-
—
Georgia—Atlanta
Jackson
7,051.751,450
34,894,320
1,782,287,760
4,129,492,516
Tennessee—Knoxville
■
7.0
109.509,071
8,887,925
813,639,379
cities)
Nashville
5.8
105,116,552
490,391,000
4,167,146,187
194,142,777
449,704,179
7,152,892,025
42,338,162
Columbia—Washington
(8
+ 10.7
120,334,583
1,884,949,073
;—
Frederick
of
+ 15.7
+ 11.9
51,478,101
Maryland—Baltimore
District
24,178,925
114,489,000
974.850,751
132,489,000
1,090,939,964
Richmond
+
6.9
+
20.8
+
"6.6
+
15.5
+ 14.9
+
+
14.2
8.7
7,648,162,384
...
7,374,999,868
114,581,933
103,832,925
(a)
4,164,315,174
3,526,839,341
13,966,182
61,853.540
15,529,718,554
3.7
+
433,500,000
+ 10.4
383,300,000
+ 13.1
16,561,277
3,994,516,661
3,249,060,875
+
4.3
+•
8.6
13,010,266
+
+
8.0
219,115,748
187,996,284
224,527,031
181,169,799
3,755,116
3.5077631
7.3
57,291,578
—
2.4
+
3.8
199,796,555
152,949,363
+
7.1
3,4~487056
'
14,809,273,450
+
.
4.9
844,367,148
792,504,461
+
6.5
757,393,974
158,404,526
3,468,186
759,918,137
Volume
<
197
Number
6265
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Month
of
April
1963
Cleariiigs
Jan.
1962
$
at
(2091)
$
Inc.
1963
or
Dec. 7o
/'
to
1
Apr.
-Week Endec
30
1962
,
$
51
Inc.
1962
1963
or
$
Dec. 7o
$
Inc.
1961
1960
$
or
$
Dec. 7o
$
Ninth Federal Reserve District-Minneapolis—
.
Minnesota—Duluth
36.580,545
2,447,753,275
32,657,318
2,223,377,186
20,471,787
__
18,727,964
_
Minneapolis
Rochester
Paul
St.
944,065,999
6,113,664
5,507,799
4,121.o93
3,737,394
49,913,866
46,022,829
North
Falls
Dakota—Fargo
Grand
Forks
Minot
South
11,953,728
—
Sioux Falls
Great
+
6.8
3,339,381,866
22,792,714
22,876,495
14,385,567
13,853,307
8.5
190,518,433
195,207,608
+
7.5
49,713,565
47,173,221
+
+ 23.2
.
3,630,837,689
58,583,682
49,777,657
31,561,373
-
Lewiston
Total
26,509,135
+
2,145,545
2,401,363
—
8,357,145
467,401,065
0.8
192,~1~52T424
172,045~14O
0.5
10,T97~204
11,122^867
+17.9
210.194.405
3,~756~346
4,033,121
—
10,379,772
+
+
+
.C-
3.6
113 888,460
281,445,694
9,843,536
14,616,001,577
+ 10.2
114,606,315
289,705,o26
—10.7
•
■
.
'
0.9
118,009,991
+
'
4.6
26,889,782
;
10.324,625
5.4
69,858,172
131,749,238
7.4
"
-
•
2.4
196,284.448
9.6
+
..
208,435,902
3.8
27.128,639
+ 19.1
67,804,481
8,225,059
494,110,697
+
0.4
205,282,311
-..
4.9
—
'
+•
76,97G,554
+ 26.6
7,176,195
29,000,036
7.0
4.6
—
•
+ 23.4
41,895,925
—
9,369,569
511,521,461
.
_
+17.7
72,841,025
Falls
Helena
"<■
8,713,369
535,009,889
5.1
31,798,863
Montana—Billings
'
1.9
5.5
+
+
16,230,837
53,052,728
6,822,957
Huron
■
.
+
+
71,729,521
+ 11.0
11,729,553
20,026,417
138,944,619
9,073,439,516
75,417,073
+10.3
,
11,111,655
14,449,761
-
Dakota—Aberdeen
141,571,293
9,573.485,766
9.3
+ 11.2
849,108,750
Winona -J.
Fergus
*.
+ 12.0
+ 10.1
+
•
4,303,783
•7
3,649,324
~
J
;
•-
6,921.538
6,935,152
0.2
7^22~1~970
7,454^499
15,690,521
15,23 i,536
+
3.0
14,361^740
15,4707 54 G
789,454,774
.
767,232,072
+
2.9
730,025,440
685,884.383
+
26.9
—
+ 15.0
+
2.9
9,437,569
+
3.6
13,824,860,250
+
5.7
19,938,062
+
9.1
I
...
'
(16 cities)
3,753,673,256
f
_
3,392,998,420
+10.6
-
; Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
5,640.172
5,202,465
58,526,505
49,096,828
958,889,365
893,364,205
-
__
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
6,518,020
Parsons
150,577,806
7,098,560
6,193,675
2,369,504,609
2,253,445,071
+
62,849,844
60,384.455
+
2,498,301
2,213,030
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Eleventh Federal Reserve
17,955,821
15,ouo,<j.J6
+ lo.8
13,827,660
11,601,489
+ 15.8
637.280,716
606,830.518
+
5.0
34,925,585
34,478,240
+
1.3
32,033,904
32,328,550
23,612,912
5.2
9,304,347,351
9,054,136,739
+
2.8
520,350,435
527,033, <95
4.1
251,975,278
241,432,350
+
4.4
14,369,987
14,227,560
12,966.882
12,568,657
+
3.2
12.9
+
1.2
1,220.436,293
13.8
141,802,411
1,036,243,522
+
7.2
4,865,444,481
+
6.3
69,061,059
1,267,658,832
—
132,353,701
-
4,250.766,728
469,527,336
463 Toll's 06
13,580,182
15,000.864
2.4
7,363,498
8,496,429
0.5
+
733,669,131
726,607,722
3.7
7.1
+
4,274,863,132
20,068,315,535
+ 28.3
26,827,533
18
.
+
—
19,554,055,660.
336,299,058
+
292 261,537
2.7
106,770,089
+ 10.3
106 976,776
11,001,,051,260
1,188, 828,485
2,706,030,769
311,111,451
203,916,351
299,805,269
200,644,663
27,021,000
23,849,000
2,080,247,989
7,640,711
8,201.881
26,132,930
25,289,348
+
_—
Falls
1
13,289,779
Texarkana—
+
3.8
11,552,293,505
1,231,804,978
'.+
1.6
819,569,501
8,669,869
8,8<9,/U3
814,276,806
818,298,617
—
0.6
2.6
103,662,000
+ 15.1
—
822, 936,817
+ 13.3
103 ,020,000
V
+14.8
—
9,004,840,444
—
6.8
30,547.716
104,147,853
11,213,603
+ 18.5
48,776,311
4.8
240,362,191
5,510,097,311
+ 11.4
23,579,073,646
15,087,380
49173267681
0.4
427640,356
427940,T>0~7
~0.7
437O~83~,725
427far3_3,680
0.6
5,217,000
5,635.000
7.4
4,951,000
6,169.000
3.6
+
—
—
5.5
-6.1
—
248 ,805,877
6,139,668,334
16,429,455
5267861,035
+
42 ,438,135
+
+ 15.1
+ 10.4
—
108 976,659
58,926,197
18,696,193
560,168,145
5.0
+
32 ,547,805
3.3
21,518,304
6187308,871
0.2
+
8,532 062,358
61,748,251
22,479,905,709
—
cities)
(11
1.3
1.0
—
•
27,548,167
Arthur—-,——.—.
Total
+ 11.1
'
88,631,036
Louisiana—Shreveport
1.6
26,243,185
2,387,968,435
Wichita
—
+ 14.6
+
Worth
Port
+ 16.8
+ 13.3
+
••
'-Houston
-
181,591,407
8,244,676
2,984,657,223
—
Galveston
183,215.419
+
District—Dallas-
Paso
Ft.
0.8
201.413.982
V:
236,352,979
33,243,833
Beaumont
Dallas
22,676,751
1,052,468
10,785,828
8,112,821
308,389.780
Texas—Austin
-El
26,482,844
5,171,560,252
Total (14 cities)
202,984,334
1,476,831
978,196
267.832,576
1,111,226,812
Denver
6.3
+
1,259,088
11,883,848
—
3.8
+
37,847,471
Springs
14,205.236
8.1
—14.1
1.202,937
12,199,972
.5.9-
—
312,066,695
Colorado—Colorado
'
8.9
+
174,386,754
Kansas City
St. Joseph
'•
3,462.971,007
1,913,645
Missouri—Joplin
'
3,681,822,807
5,935,179
1,351,828
1,105,814
7.3
+
1.714,989
+ 13.7
-
..
190,415,344
59,190,987
Wichita
.?•
216,485,282
62,666,203
_
21,760,361
_
+ 19.2
1,840,941
Topeka
•
8.4
+
>
Hastings
,
4.4
"
57692,719
47476,069
27.2
57372", 176
573c¥.04i
+""3.1
157463,313
1478987268
9.6
606,130,704
575,418,053
+
+ 14.9
—
+.
3.4
157248,249
147788,068
4.9
708,625,499
646,704,882
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
10,480,758
8,590,828
+ 22.0
38.300,366
1,121,273,787
1,040,606,229
+
7.7
4,374,655,079
31,906,284
30,186,971
+
5.7
121.098,174
65,555,166
68,456,062
4.2
265,125,061
33,516,122
4,183,085,364
120,254,991
277,811,870
Washington—Bellingham
"Seattle
a;
,
Yakima
„
Idaho—Boise
—
.
Lake
27,847,453
+ 13.2
120,408,122
+ 12.9
4,672,065,789
30,662,565
606,296,240
477,728,686
58,713,586
—
City—
-——
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Berkeley
'Long
—
''.Riverside
7
Total
,
(a)
30,353,888
(a)
—
8.0
198,181,723
+
5.3
745,381,375
+ 22.4
+
3.4
154,294,879,922
139,450,342,712
73,448,780,450
67,961,222,120
operations
(a) Clearings
6,381,356
264,344,860'
246,^80,010
+
7.0
235,294,183
1367994,064
1267889,310
+~~o76
1127d25~, 377
~2.0
2970~8~0",628
7.3
17,"8~o~8766l
18,2247415
+~~8~.6
79l77~C~87451
679,Tl7769
9.8
+ 11.8
7.5
the
to
—
—
—
•
+
•
the
countries of
requirements of
world.
Section
We-give below
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
MAY
Country and Monetary Unit
522
of
Noon
BY
7.6
26,105,625
267639,222
8.0
1472~9~0~,249
15747)7454
¥.8
900/777",831
8297O~4~27572
.
France
10,
1963
Buying
TO
Rate
44,070,368
42,642.492
37,528,200
16,063,331
+
5.4
13,558,361
11,543,454
18,102,231
15,316,846
+
18.2
16,218,796
16,399,589
30,986,615,445
+
5.8
1,676,841,668
,1,556,604,032
+
7.7
1,480,055,066
1,362,073,575
•+
7.4
31,586,237,362
29,987,627,430
+
5.3
27,923,468,615
25,827,861,669
+
3.6
13,667,181,334
13,172,061,633
+
3.8
12,538,968,700
12,384,821,039
—
557,799,138,839
271,359,828,546
7. 'v7.
■
Japan, yen
Malaysia,
-
;
buying rate for cable transfers
16,
Cable
week
BANK
1963,
on
the
different
TREASURY
UNDER
in
New
(Value
Tuesday
May 13
York
May 14
ACT
in
United
States
Wednesday
OF
1930
Money)
Thursday
May 15
May 16
.00729566
.00727057
$
2.230501
2.231155
.0386750
*
2.230756
.0386750
.0386750
f
*
for the week
million in loans ad¬
justed, $412 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $418 million in balances with domestic banks,
$1,811 million in demand deposits adjusted/ and $766
million in U. S. Government demand deposits, and an
increase of $275 million in time and savings deposits.
7
for
comparable
franc
_
.0200550
.0200500
;
.927968
.927812
.210150
.210150
.210150
ing
.210150
.144700
.144700
.144725
.144700
.310566
.310566
.310566
.310566
"
/.
;
.204050
,
;204050
.204050
.204050
and
.250850
.250825
.250975
.209602
.209607
.209632
lion
.209627
2.799280
.
2.799700
2.800100
2.799600
-
•
'
.00160975
.00160950
.00160950
.00160950
.00275866
.00275850
.00275533
.00275533
.325838
'
.325838
.325838
.
.325871
.325871
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
,0800560
.0800560
.278125
.278116
.278137
.278100
.278125
2.771287
2.771564
2.771980
2.772376
2.771881
,139950
Portugal, escudo
.139950
.139950
.139950
.139943
.0349000
.
'
"
.0349000
.0166631
.0166631
.192675
.192675
.192650
.231158
•'■;.
.0349000
.0166631
peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound
sterling
.00160960
.00276050
malayan dollar-
and
a
industrial
net
decline of $152
week
year
a
loans
ago
in
decreased
million;
these
eight
during the
loans
decreased
.231300
.230971
1.394271
2.799000
"
1.394410
1.394620
2.799280
.
2.799700
,
.0349000
.0349000
.0166631
.
.
.0166631
.192600
.192693
-.231325
"
"
.231340
1.394819
1.394570
2.800100
2.799600
or
$196 million, and their loans for purchasing or carrying
{'other" securities decreased $228 million. Loans to sales
.250825
.250725
2.799000
.
changes
$27 million.
.928437
.209597
peso
Temporarily suspended.
.0200533
.928437
-
.204050
*
principal
Decreases of $676
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
carrying U. S. Government securities decreased
.0200600
.144750
new
8:
Commercial
districts
.210150
mark
weekly reporting member
System in leading citie?
of
Reserve
following
the
.310566
.
statement
Federal
the
May
$
2.230836
.0386750
of
ended
TARIFF
INCLUSIVE
Transfers
condition
The
banks
shows
just passed.
TO
$
.0200600
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
.927812
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
*
of
Monday
,0386750
:
markka
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
Spain,
\
.
Tariff Act
for the
MAY
for
2.230278
(Metropolitan),
317337,800
16,925,485
.00729942
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
Mexico,
"
peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland,
'
—
46,702,020
281,061,618,392
RESERVE
''May 10
Argentina,
—
5.4
1.1
598,869,733,961
the
record
a
FEDERAL
v'';..Friday
■.»_
ll6703"5706O
2.3
discontinued.
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
FOREIGN
; v
+ 14.1
—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
243,458.975
5.0
+
7.5
+ 10.6
8.1
208,052,957
7,043,303
+ 16.4
32,772,191,109
+
214,615,474
8.2
+
v
8.9
+
6.9
+
263,537,595
287,393,019
7,939,612,388
+
6,516.o93
284,195,343
306,778,297
71,839,653
8,644,135,925
—
York
Estimated,
75,972,092
74,294,441
229,069,226
7,052,979
4.6
+
120,358,596
15,552,207,274
805,839,392
16,456,164,216
93,025,425
cities)
New
"
.
208,726,119
Grand total (171 cities)
; Outside
426,857,972
.
245,576,324
+
254,955,753
227.185,139
1,5
+
—
—
(17
234,575,291
1,864,517,792
2.8
4,055,303,588
Barbara
fStockton.
63,966,435
—
4,380,559,953
—-
Jose—w-—.—
San
/Santa
7,
_
185,392,758
9.2
+
122,082,202
46,253,189
————
Francisco
4.5
.119,536,124
.2,326,756,535
+ 16.4
57,138,985
48,325,006
—
+
410,406,057
69,874,320
Beach
Modes to
IS an
"
4,177,485,752
113,836,095
2,164,929,841
1,634,760,072
■232,521,667
461,741,209
-195,943,728
9.6
+14.8
+
•
4.6
0.7
—
•
+
27,971,301
528,082,829
120,222,738
; Pasadena
+ 14.3
+
+
109,634,781
1,076,372,903
.'
——
Utah—Ogden
tTSalt
31,534,770
1,214,956,081
Oregon—Eugene
I; Portland I
—
personal financing institutions decreased $164 mil¬
and loans to "other" nonbank financial institutions
decreased
$205
$15
million
similar
million.
million,
and
week
$16
in
as compared with decreases of
million, respectively, during the
1962.
"Other"
loans
Real, estate
increased
loans
$12
increased
$73
million.
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
banks decreased $381 million, Treasury certificates
increased $16 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
ber
ury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased
million. Other securities decreased $25 million.
1
Demand
deposits
adjusted
decreased
district and included decreases of $1,058
Vnrb-
<£909
millinn
in
thp
$47
in all
but one
million in New
P.hirn^n
District.
$124
•
52
The
(2092)
St.
Boston
■
•
: f
•
May 8,
May 9,
May I,
1963
1963
43/4%
ASSETS—
Total
3%
and
and
investments
investments
5 Vis %
—1,524
+
+
Commercial
to
industrial
loans-_____
loans:_J____»______-;Li%
Agricultural
Loans
82,285
and
brokers
dealers
&
for
•
1,538
:
676
—
'+•
Eastern
chasing
U.
S.
Government
Other
+
,
r'
V
Other loans
U.
+;
for
purchasing
S.. Government
Other
!
+
'1
■
161
+
196
—
77
securities
89
—
+
';>+8'+'
—
1,469
finance, etc.__
'
+
Real
10
Loans
U.
loans
Treasury
..Treasury
•"
:••;■,
:
1
Within
1
.
1
5
to
& U. S. bonds
Total
1,227
411
55
+
412
724
514
16
+
+
3'-
17,215
banks
3,052
+
25
—
+
2,943
+
■*
71
+
+
276
418
•
44
+
523
—4,607
5,276
North
+
div.
5,035
+
+
766
"5%
112
578
+
Commercial
and
official
+•
,,.
Other
States
29
+
1,100
+
53
+
275
+
*
Jan.
15,
1965-
-May 20
1632
series
+LL_L__bonds,
P,
10
1945
due
Dec.
*
!
f.
6
Jun
i
;;
*
pfd.
+
87
+
—
+
175
+
33
+
+
2
+
617
1741
1947
1460
Commercial
insts.,
106
:
1965—
mortgage
bonds
From
others
11
257
2,551
—
•
—
.5,738
ACCOUNTS
296
120
—
+
.+'
603
+
1
13,880
15
Other liabilities
CAPITAL
4
+
+
r
408
+
643
Feb.
1,
of
of
loans
valuation
t Includes
to
commercial
domestic
individual
reserves;
loan
banks
items
after
and
shown
are
gold
notes—
(335)
gross.
U.
S.
Government
outright
Held
S.
Bank
outright
Total
OF
Federal
TENDER
743
631
—
260
Jan.
1,
2039—.
Page
Deposits:
A,
U.
due
Jun
—
14
*
S.
Steel
4%%
Co,
Associates Investment
5%%
4%%
Brooklyn
5+8%
Union
first
■Columbia
'
5 Vu %
Gas
4%%
of
debs,
E,
due
47/b%>
1987
Dibrell
•'
6%
collection
15
*
1
1836
—Jun
6+2%
5+4%
first mtge. bonds,
first mtge.
•*
5+2%
A
Cigar-
Getty Oil Co.
Grace
Line
+
105
..
+1,835
(335)
278
~249
.—
of
Li
1
1837
1
1739
Jun
1
1,050
+
1979—May 31
V
1947
66
—
42
—
278
—
certificate
3+2%
15
U.
S.
5-31
20c
7-
1
6-14
$1.50
7-
1
6-14
7+2C
5-31
5-15
25c
6-22
5-
8
6-22
5-
8
6-
7
5-22
(quar.)
32+2 C
_
in
25%
class
;v,
—
R.
5
5-
6-
3
5-15
1
4-26
8-
1
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
6-
1
5-17
7-
1
6-
6-
5
5-22
6-15
5-15
Co.
Ltd.,
6-
1
5-
.
6-14
3
5-31
5-24
6-10
6-17
15c
3
5-
3
5-14
.
5-17
5-24
4-22
5-24
4-22
20c
6-
1
5-17
30c
7-
1
6-
933/4C
7-
1
6-4
20c
7-
1
6-14
30c
6-
1
50o
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
f20c "
9
5-17
6-
7
1
t20c
6-29
6-
6-
1
5-23
+62+2 c
6-
1
J70c
!1_
;____
(quar.)
5,
7-2
4
}20c
6-
common
(quar.)
1
3
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)___^
Ltd.
6-
6-15
6-
20c
—
Tea
c
25c
Co. Ltd.
Capital,
preferred
preferred
c
t25c
(resumed)
Pacific
Power,
5-17
30c
:
&
1
20c
(quar.)
Paper
6-
32+2 c
(quar.)
Company (quar.)_^
:
Grant
(W. T.)
Co., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Gray Drug Stores, common (quar.)___
Lakes
5-15
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Atlantic
1
12+2
Batteries
Mining,
6-
15c
i-:
(quar.)
Co.
7-15
10C
15c
(quar.)
Rubber
&
1
6-28
12+2
Inc.,
>
U3c
Corp.
(quar.)—
W.) Co. (quar.)__
$2.50
6-
3%
Mills
Bros.,
Union
Great
5-20
c
7-
A
Industries
Stations
Stock
Great
1
15c
Employees Corp. (s-ai
(W. R.) & Co. (increased quar.)
Grand
5-15
6-
27+2
—
(H.
Granby
4-29
5-28
25c
dividend)
Systems
Goodyear Tire
Grace
6-15
10c
(stock
Knitting
Goodwill
1
168
—
108
1,187
+
311
+
1
+
5
'.+
1,332
67
—
<
5-23
accounts—
(1,630)
Corp.
Store
from
het
Common
+
25
+
46
53
(22c
+1,279
+1,888
$5
—
.1%
—2.3%
the
25
$5
made
in
the
con¬
6-
5-15
Power,
5-23
6-14
5-31
5-31
4-22
35c
6-
7
5-17
5c
7-
5
6-21
—
States
5-31
5-
9
12c
5-31
5-
9
9c
5-31
5-
income
8c
and
9.
6-4
5-
8
5-21
5-
6
from
Inc.—
income)
12c
RR., common
•
50c
"6-10
5-24
$1.25
6-10
5-24
81.25
9-9
8-22
$1.25
12-16
11-29
40c
6-10
5-
$1.29
7-
1
6-15
$1.16
!
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities,
8
$0,015
(quar.)
5.167e
5-
income—
7-
1
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
4.64%
1
5%
^___
(quar.)
Corp.
1
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
6-
27+aC
30c
Ohio
preferred
Gulf
eliminations
7
Fund_
investment
preferred
Gulf
83
6-
$1.62+2
Fund
Mutual Fund,
net
Gulf
correspond¬
6-28
Fund
ordinary
Gulf Mobile &
$5
32.1%
1
tlOc
—
capital gains)
Guardian
(From
54,602
12-
(quar.)
investment
Stock
from
9-
12-10
dividend)____
Products
Aerospace-Science
to
;
(stock
Grosset
& Dunlap
(quar.)
Group Securities, Inc.—
All
5-25
9-10
40c
(A. P.)
Fire Brick (quar.)___
Shoe Manufacturing (quar.).
Greyhound
5-23
6-15
6-10
(quar.)_____
—;
;
Fully Administered
Growth Capital, Inc.—
liabilities
are
•
1
25c
40c
_________
(quar.)
Insurance
Winnipeg Gas Co.
Greeley Gas Co., 6¥2% prf. B (quar.)
+1,817
934
parentheses
Quarterly
Grocery
+
acceptances
on
Paper
Life
Green
53,128
(1,630i
reserves
Northern
Southern
Green
+
dividends
note
Great
44
—
4,939
(1,295)
_______
in
Gloray
423
+
16
61
capital
for foreign
♦Figures
Security
Globe-Wernicke
Lakes
80
items
accounts
liability
ents
5-17
——
Industries
Northern
18,240
cash
combined
purchased
5-31
6-15
:
Tax)
come
Globe
Great
+1,568
59
+
167
1946
__
10c
(quar.)_
Company (quar.)
I
ulaxo Group, Ltd., Ordinary Amer. dep. rets.
(Interim payment of 6%% less British In¬
Great
479
F.
5-22
&
4
+ 1,888
36
+
16,830
;
and
5-22
1
Corp.—
Greater
in
gold
deposit
5-22
1
class A
281
+
1,279
+
29,869
account
reserves
&
1
77-
Controls—
+
ACCOUNTS—
liabs,
7-
66c
53 VoC
<
40c
liabilities——
capital
Food,
.
50c
Rubber
Corp.
2,208
—
54,602
deposits
Capital paid
Surplus
5-15
54+20
—
(quar.)
+
common
28c
(quar.)_
6-15
8
May
15,
.
1981
.May 22
1838
process.
5-20
subord.
year
debs,
debs,
due
due
Government
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
6-15
5-20
$4.40
solidating
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
6-15
5-20
$4.44
due
Inc.—
income
Inc.,
1,730
1,375
'
notes.
availability
Total
Ratio
—Jun
—
May 1, 1978—
subord. debs, due May 21,
aebs.
+
93
193
Contingent
1982:
1,
due
Co.,
cumul.
.i L:;
'
bonds, series
(quar.)
Products
$2.80
liabilities & accrued
Total
Co.—
June
627
53
—
+
1837
Inc.—
debs,
series
General
1
—Jun
Gas
due
—7,297
167
_____:
CAPITAL
5-15
1-
(quar.)__
Great
Treasurer—general
Total
Other
,
—!
Co.—
Fedders Corp. 5%%
(A. J.) Freiman Ltd.—
,
1632
————Jun
——-Jun
1986
1, 1978;
5%%
532
8,932
+
•
Deferred
1
6-
1%
&
Inc.
Gorham
40
—
6,360
(1,630)
Foreign
Other
6-
$1.25
dividend
Gossard
+
+
(1,295)
•.
1836
1977——May 15'
1,
1986
—
Brothers,
1
1986
and
Natural
debentures
subord.
June
1977.Jun
1,
1835
Inc.—
June
Service
1991;
15,
due
bonds
due
due
Aug.
1
Co.—
due June
Consolidated
.
Gas
due
Page
—Jun
1
56+4C
•
_-
(quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
assets
Co.—
June
System,
series F, due
.
due
Public
•
debs,
debentures
Electric
mtge.
debs,
Community
.
&
Gas
debentures
1977———
5 Vt %
Co.
subordinated
Baltimore
Date
debs, due
5-15
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
11
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—■
Acme
4.25%
362
—
867
—
31,975
Other
PARTIAL
40
103
>
series
————————
3
6-
55c
5-22
+
867
31,289
securities
process
Member bank
Transportation Co.—
mortgage 3%-6% bonds,
Consol.
Date
L"
3
5-
5-22
Globe
4—8
+
105
Gov't securities——
Reserve
5-
5-22
Ginn
LIABILITIES—
Company and Issue—
Philadelphia
agreement
assets
Redemption Calls and Sinking
1
6-1
——_
5% conv. pfd. series B (quar.)__
Gillette
Company
(quar.)
2+112
10
—
31,184
premises
Other
NOTICE
in
6-
Graniteville
Total loans and
items
27 V2 c
22+2 C
1-
+
9^695
U.
6
1
Giannini
1962
—
4,379
Total
;
Government
repurchase
6-
7-
Globe Envelopes, Ltd.,
12
+
14,438
bought
4-26
6-14
'
6-30 :
Gould-National
—
under
6-28
7-
Giant
May 16,
44
Bonds
Cash
Fund Notices
25c
(quar.i
55c
$6
securities:
commercial
Total
6-27
593/sC
1787
—
2,672
Notes
-
5-27
5-24
15C
—
____
Waterworks
+
642
Certificates
'1
deposits except those of U. S. Government
banks, less cash items in process of collection.
§ Includes certified and officers' checks not shown separately.
il Includes
time
deposits of U. S. Government and postal savings
not shown separately.
•
V
•
'
*
May 1 figures revised.-
(quar.)
Tire
—
352
advances
Acceptances—bought
6-15
30c
7
(quar.)
Goldblatt
—
and
6-
(quar.)
$2
1963
15,534
Cash
Discounts
8
6-29
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
General
—
1,270
reserves—
certificate
8
preferred
1994
May 8,
14 264
_
R.
5-17
4.40%
80c
1963*'
F.
8
$i:i8%
(quar.)_
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)_—
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone & Electronics—
May 20
1989
ASSETS—
for
6-
30c
$2.25
1
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
fund
7-
General
1884
May 23
—Jun
May 15,
Redemption
7-
1
_
(quar.)
4.36%
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
deduc¬
demand
all
domestic
&
'
preferred
Georgia-Pacific
account
1
8-
32 V2 C
Telephone Co. of California— —
preferred (quar.)
L——__
preferred (1956 series) (quar.)_-_
Telephone Co. of Ohio
1993
1970
Bills
t Exclusive
General
1950
Consolidated Statement of Condition
certificate
5-16
8-
'
3
Bought outright—
tion
Industries
15
this issue.
in
5-16
6-
$1.25
«quar.)L
(increased-quar.)
Gestetner, Ltd.
(stock dividend payable
ordinary A stockL
:
Total
Banks
R.
573
+
Steel
Jun
1990
due
due
5-10
6-10
6-10
93 % c
(quar.)_—i
Jun
1,
1974—
1,
■■■•■
5
50 c
;
(quar.)—
General
General
debs,
Oct.
50c
6
equipment—
preferred
Gerber
.
.
F.
+
332
banks.
Borrowings:
From
20
2,712
Cement
Public Utilities Corp.
Refractories (quar.)
Stock
44
etc
Precision
Common
20
Michigan Power Co.—
'Announced
Gold
official
5-24
4.75.%
632
interbank
6-14
25c
•
6-14
General
1
1
Jun
2,890
+
5-31
General
$2.20
May 31
4,018
10,854
4,052
'
subdivisions
5-
6-15
Portland
General
stock
3
5-27
——
preferred (quarj
preferred (quar.)
General
Outdoor
Advertising
5.28%
due
5-31
5-
6-28
(quar.)_—.—————
5%
5V2%
4V2%
-
Inc.—
debs,
5-15
5-31
6-19
,
Ltd.—
July
5
6-14
6-19
Y.)—
(quar.)
(annual)—
General
10
l_Jun
stock
due
subord.
Ginger Ale,
s.
15,
bonds
6-
30c
5c
(N.
—.——.
General
--
Co.—
mtge.
Inc. 5%
.10c
—
Corp.
Fireproofing Co.
General
Foods
(increased-quar.)
General Motors Corp., common (quar.)—
$4.75
+ +"••■
%
Mines
1
25c
Oil
General
(In millions of dollars)
236
political
Governments,
;
10
8,126
35,909
deposits
deposits
Inc.
Products
7-
50c
Page
'
Jun
j"
*..
6-10
$1.12+2
_
Drive-In
Genisco
95
+
Foreign:
;
'
,
5-15
•
3.75%
due
mtge.
preferred
Nickel
Electric
6+2 %
6
54,026
i
deposits—total fl___—
time
and
.Domestic
-
<
V
__;
stock & 5.6% div.
Investment' Corp.—
first
Vernor
50
+
673
insts., etc
banks
savings
Savings
-
General
Date
Co.—
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
-
1885
305
32
11,302
1
savings
Governments,
<
debs,
A
1989———
pfd.
debs,
Textron,
Foreign:
Time
1
interbank:
Mutual
:
—Jun
„
5-24
1
2c
General
CALLED
6-
12+2 c
(quar.)
finance Corp.
(quar.i——__—L; V 37 V2 c
General
*
■
25c
(quar.)_
Ceramic
&
Co.
Crude
1885
10
—
Corp.
1884
10
5,376
—
Cigar
5-15
5-31
6-14
—
Battery
Quarterly
Coil
6-10
6-27
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
General
General
45c
Corp.,
Investors—
preferred
21
534
617
$4.50
July 10
1978
Rankin
"5%
1,178
+
ISSUES
-
refunding
cumulative
Tampa
,
—
America
6-29
25c
(quar.)
American
Jun
stock
& coll. trust bonds 5%% refunding
(fourth series)
July
Co., 4%
cumulative preferred stock—Aug
Telephone- Co.
of the Southwest—
46
3,090
__
63,914
Commercial
-
stock
General
5-15
7-10
t25c
iquar.)
Ltd.
Acceptance
General
■
90,137
Government
Domestic
+
4,191
subdivisions.
preferred
,
5%%; first
1.811
ENTIRE
series
1,
due
Wisconsin
political
cumul.
Co.
Mines,
5-15
6-28
25c
(quar.)
6-24
3%
————-—,_
common
-
American
North
11,254
—
61.888
deposits adjusted t_
L+_.—
Demand deposits—total §--L+-___LL-i.+
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
S.
1884
mortgage
5!%%
94
LIABILITIES—
U.
1
l'elephone & Telegraph Co.—
series
General
3,576
+
18
,
—
166,664
Demand
and
Jun
preferred stock, 5.50%
L'
stock,
6.70%
series
May 31
first
*
595
•
—
293
—
1,572
-
S.ates
1884
Gardner-Denver
4,057
—
35
'85
12,626
_
1
Terminal
5+2%
+
coin
-—
Jun
series;
$1.20
convertible
1st
1,390
381
—
7,617
assets—net
assets/liabilities—
,
+
2,444
.Reserves with F. R. Banks—————-
.Other
12*
14,203
_
years
domestic
22
2,387
—
1,857
■'After .5..years-—
Other
securities—.
Balances with
1884
1971
1,
1
mortgage bonds due Nov. 1, 1987
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
.v..-.',/-%/.+ • '
1st mortgage and1 coll. trust bonds 3+2% series due
1965 (first series) and 1st mortgage & coll. trust
bonds 33/4%. series due 1974 (second
series) and
-
.+
—
4,156
_•
Currency and
June
i
Payable of Rec.
50c
——
(Ga.),
General
1884
—_—_Jun
due Nov. 1,
1983
Burroughs & Son, Inc.—
5%
maturing:
year
1965—May 29
Corp.—•"
1977
1,
5%
Dayton Power & Light
475
+
—.
73
+
30,277
bills———————
certificates of indebtedness—
'Treasury.notes
due
preferred
Co.
due »June
512
+
5
1,714
banks,
securities—total—!_
Government
S.
;
»
commercial
and
5,/b%* first' &
51
+
16,310
18,763
—
__
domestic
to
1,
Buildings Co.—
*
5% gen. mtge. 30-year income bonds due 1982——„Jun
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—
29
+
?
15
—
679 :
-----
loans
Geco
i
Co.
Holders
When
Share
(quar.)
dividend
General
debentures
P.)
Bush
479
—
164
:—
2,747
estate
Other
^
3,779
.
Other
Loans to foreign banks.
1884
___
5%
(J.
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
:
Service
1
—
.Company and Issue—
%
228
840
.
2,836
___
securities
Sales finance, personal
June
stock,
Oil
American
carrying:
or
Gas
Jun
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
Per
Corp.
Stock
Louis—
Motor Co., 5%%
cumulative preferred
Chemical Co. 5%
debs, due
1980
6%
___,
Light
.
General
2,275
%
2
—
pur-
securities
securities
Gas
Co.—
1981
1,
debs,
,
carrying:. ;
or
1785
Transmission
due
series;
Tidewater
7,212
+
■■ %-L:152^-r
35,185
~
'
2%%
debs,
+,/:.■ +
Dec.
9,398
Loans- adjusted t
■
St.
1968
1,
Edison
1
9,453
—1,113
of
Co.
June
due
Preferred
Witco
131,491
debs,
Inc.
Texas
+
1962
129,777
adjusted t
due
California
—Jun
'
1985!—
1,
first & refunding mtge. bonds due Sept.
Gas Transmission Co.—
Texaco
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
Investment
debs,
June
Garrett
1989—.
Co.—
& Power
1884
.
Page
1
Chronicle
Name of Company
1,
Tennessee
White
-
Electric
Securities
Date
Jun
•
& Power Co.—
bonds due June
debentures due
Southern
6%
Decrease (--) Since
■'
\
mtge.
5+4%
Increase (+ ) or
•'
Light
first
Savannah
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $257 million but bor¬
rowings from others decreased $120 million. Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $411 million.
•
Joseph
5%
:
1
/
Company and Issue—
in the Cleveland District, $111 million in the
District, and $102 million in the San Francisco
District.
Savings deposits increased $87 million and
"other" time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
corporations increased $175 million.
million
and Financial
Commercial
(quar.)
(quar.)__<_
1, 1987—Jun
1
1838
$5.00
preferred
preferred
l,1964-____Jun
1
1838
$5.08
preferred
June
June
Insured
L
i_
(quar.)l_L____.
$1.11
Merchant
5-20
$1.25
6-15
5-20
$1.27
+-■
—•/-
6-15
6-15
5-20
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
r
•
Marine Bonds
4.20%
v
•
SS
4.20%*. SS
Hackensack
Santa
Mariana
Santa
Maria
series
series
due
due
Dec.
Dec.
1,
4.20%' SS Santa Mercedes series due Dec.
4.20%
SS
Santa
Kerr-McGee
'5+4%
;
Oil
Magdalena
Industries,
debs.- due June
Michigan
Wisconsin
1,
series
Dec.
1,
1987
Line
5%%
5V2%
mtge. pipe line bonds due 1977—
first mortgage pipe-line bonds due 1980
first mtge. pipe line bonds due June
15,
Midwestern
;
53/4%
New
Gas
first
York
Transmission
Electric
&
•
k
U.
S.
China
Bear
Gov't.
Bear
series
Insured
series
due
•
5+4%
Jun
debentures
due
1981
dtfe
1981—Jun
1
1784
15
Jun
"
*
v
•
.
1840
Jun
___.
1
1785
'
June
1,
Marine
and
5%
1987—
Bonds
SS
'
1986______
_
5%
_Jun
-
1
1841
Jun
'
-
1
■
When
Share'
Holders
Frosst
dep.
Payable of Rec.
(Charles
'
E.)
1
Co.,
class
A
Now
known
Common
4%
.,.
Monthly
5-15
5-22
tl5c
*6-21
5-31
30c'
$1
5c
1
1785
Hamilton
Gardner-Denver Co.,
common
(quar.)
5-
9
5-
9
t3c
6-
1
$25c
Ltd.
Hansen
Manufacturing (quar.)
Refractories,
preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker
Brace
Li-
i5c
(quar.)
$1.50
8'
1
7-
6-
1
5-15
5-31
6-28
5-15
6-15
7-
1
6-14
Hart-Carter
6-17
5-16
Hart,
1
6-
3
6-
1
6-
11c
$1.25
&
World,
37 V2 C
'___
v :
5c
5-10
5-15
,
1
5-15
5-24
6-12
5-24
(quar.)
6-
1
5-10
15c
6-14
5-31
45c
••
_*
com.
5-10
6-
5-10
3
$1.50
7-19
7-
12+2C
6-
5-17
5
(N. „Y.)—
"
Harris-Intertvpe
Trust
Quarterly
Inc.
50c
.
6-12
25c
—
Harris-Teeter
Harris
Harshaw
Inc., class B pfd.
6-14
6-14
Ltd.__
Handy & Harman, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
:
(M. A.)
Co.
(quar.
Hanna
Mining
(quar.) "_L
Handmacher-Vogel (quar.) __•
6%
5-15
10c
3%
+■•
Cotton,
,
25c
(resumed)———
Quarterly
(monthly)
35c
(quar.)
Company
Mines.
Harcourt
—
(quar.)
Corp.
4-16
1
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
7
6-
6-10
—
■
Fruehauf
as
(quar.)_
6-
30c
10c
+
\
Fruehauf Trailer. Co.—
Gannett Company,
Jun
&
;_
(quar.)_.—
Hanna
equal
1842
.
—
Company
Mines, Ltd.—
receipts (final payment
to approximately. $.443)
Freeport Sulphur (quar.)
_;
Friden, Inc. (quar.)
Amer.
Futterman
SS
Philippine
;
1>
Corp.—
Merchant
Co.—
1839
1950
Name of
Co.
dividend
Hallnor
-
Free State Geduld
:
1981
Pennsylvania Electric
1
15
.
4+2%
debentures
due
1992—
Northern States Power Co.—
Continued from page 15
Per
Co.— ~
Gas
4%%
first mtge.
bonds due
Pacific Far East
Line, Inc.—
*
Jun
mtge. pipeline bonds"due 1980___
State
1
Co.—
6+4%. first
«,
Jun
Jun
——
Corp.
Stock
'
—
Hajoca
Hallicrafters
and
Inc.!1—
1977—
Pipe
due
DIVIDENDS
1, 1987;
1987;
1, 1987;
Water
(quar.)
7
30c
Super Markets Inc:~(quar.')__
Savings Bank (Chicago)—
6-28
6-14
10c
7-15
.7- 1
&
50c
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Schaffner
&
Marx
(quar.)___^.
17-
1
25c
6-
7
5-24
25c
—,
Chemical
6- 1
5-15
35c
5-20
4-26
6-14
nr m**p^rw*.t< >t*< i u*
Number 6265
197
Volume
.
.
.
Hartford
iE.
Hauserman
F.)- Co
48 3/4 c
——
preferred
preferred
5%
5.10%
Products,
Galion
5-23
6-12
5-23
6-12
5-27
5-10
.
.
6-15
5-16
5-
7-
7-10
5-31
6-29
Class
A
dividend
Stock
7-
15C
A—
1
87 Vac
6-
1
$1.09%
6-
1
5-15
5-31
5-17
6-29.
6-
|45c
Class
6-
1
Horn
1
tl5c
6-28
6-28
6-28
7-
112 Vac
1-1-64
1
7-
10c
12-
1
5-
$1.12 Va
6-28
1
15c
.
preierred (quar.)——
Hoskins Mfg.
(quar.)——________——
Hot Shoppes, Inc.
(stock dividend.)
—
Hotel Corp. of America—
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)—
6-
1
6-
6
6-14
preferred (quar.)—_
preferred, (quar.)
—-——
4.40% preferred (quar.)—__________
Common (increased quar. t
———
Hubinger
Hudson
__
7-15
6-28
93 3/4 c
7-15
6-28
$1
7-15
6-28
$1.10
7-15
6-28
(quar.)
& Smelting
5%.
6-
1
•
6-10
31V4C
6-1
5-17
6-1
5-17
1
5-17
6-
1
17 Vac
5-31
31c
5-20
(quar.)_.—-—
5%.
(quar.)———--———
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
—___________
5%
—
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Huyck Corporation, common (quar.)
41/2% preferred (quor.)———
$2.75 preferred (quar.)
—
$1.25
5-31
5-15
$1.25
6-28
6-14
$1.25
9-30
9-16
$1.25
12-30
12-16
69C
6-28
6-
7
4.60% pfd.(qua;r.)__
Power, common (quar.)—
—
57 Vac
7-15
7-
1
25C
5-20
4-25
10c
6-12
5-29
Circuit
I-T-E
Idaho
Idarado
Illinois
Breaker,
Mining .Co
Tool Works
.
—-—-
(quar.)——
—
Imperial-Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American dep. rets. (A payment of
equal to approximately 21c)
General
(quar.)
——-----—
Industria Electrica de Mexico S. A
•
preferred
4(4 %
of Canada-—-—
Minerals
—
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)——
-6% preferred (s-a)_——
—
—
Ingram & Bell, Ltd. (quar.)
Inland Container Corp., class A (quar.)——
Credit
Inland
Steel
Inland
6-
1
International
1
:
$1.25
7-
1
6-10
$1.06 V*
7-
1
6-10
20C
5-31
6-28
International
7-
(s-a)
Paper
A_—--------------
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Resources Fund
(from
income)
Silver
5-22
preferred
preferred B
International
&
Textbook
4.36%
5(4%
Investors
Class
Investors
Class
6%
Iowa
Utilities
Engineering
Power,
7- 8
i
—
(quar.)
Funding
A
(qtiar.)
Corp.
of
New
Light
preferred
&
Power; common—
(quar. )——————_
1
5-15'
MSL
6-
1
5-15
6-
6-17
v
6-10
5-
1
5-
Leath
i
5-14
b-
,5-24
7-10
6-27
6-
5-15
75c
1
6-12
6-
split—
5-10
5
•
5-
1
70c
6-10
5-24
40C
5-27
5-10
6-10
"5-31
20c
6-10
12V2C
6-10
10c
10-15
10c
5-31
.
"
-
.
5-24
5-31
10-
1'
6-
5-
1
5-31
Madsen
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
6-
1
5-10
6-28
5-31
1
10-
1
(H.
Way
Leonia
5-31
1
6-
1
5
D.)
•
'
-
6-14
about
on
5-14
6-15
5-24
7-
6-14
1
6-19
6-
1
6-
1
5-10
12 Vac
5-31
7-
6-10
1
7-
1
Manpower,
Marathon
I-
6-15
5-24
Marine
5-15
5-13
5
5-22
Inc.,
Co.
Motor
7-10
7-
1
7 VaC
7-10
7-
1
1
-
co.
5-22
15c
6-10
5-17
17 Vac
6-15
5-24
25c
7-20
pid.
6-29
6-28
6-14
6-10
5-15
$1.25
6-10
5-18
35c
1 accum.)
6-10
5-10
6-
1
|20c
6-
1
"Amer.
I20C*
6-
&
Field
6-
1
5-
3
6-
1
5-
3
Masco
7-
1
6-
7
6-
10c
0-
6-10
6-28
5-17
20c
5-24
5-15-:
12 Vac
ordinary
7-16
inc.)
1
5-15
6-10
5-10
Matheson
6-14
Mathews
10c
11 (4c
6-15
5-15
6-14
5-29
5-20
4-30
6-14
5-31
5-31
5-15
6-28
6-14
6-28
6-14
6-14
5-31
3
&
v
Life
6-
Insur.
100%
20c
5-31
4-25
5-21
$3.40
preferred
3.75% preferred
5-24
5-10
5-15
5-
6-10
5-17
55c
(quar.)
6-
5-15
& Co.
(quar.)__Corporation, common
6-
1
5-15
933/4C
6-
1
5-15
1
5-15
7-31
93 3/4 c
35c
4-26
McDonnell
5-31
5-17
62VaC
6-28
6-14
6-10
5-20
20c
6-28
6-14
6-14
5-15
McKesson
t35C
6-
1
5-15
McNeil
26V4C
7-
10%
6-
1
6-14
5
5-13
27c
6-30
6-14
31 J/4 C
6-30
28 VaC
6-30
6-14
22c
6-29
5-24
6-15
6-
6-14
32C
6-
40c '
5-15
6-
6-15
,
1
5-15
1
6-1
$1.25
Stock
1
110c
6-
1
"5-15
12 VaC
6-
1
5-17
&
dividend
Mead
Johnson,
4%
preferred
Meadville
Mechanics
&
4%
5-29
$1.37 Va
6-30
6-20
6-
5-
■
3
1
5-31
25c
6-12
5-24/
3%
(quar.)
6-14
5-17
5-
42 VaC
6-
1
5-10
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
common
6-
1
5-10
3,
17c
Co.,
(quar.)___
(quar.)_l
common
7-
1
6-14
$.00%
common
7-
1
6-14;
55c
7-
1
7-
62 Vac
(s-a)
6-14
Farmers' Bank
1
6-14
45c
&. Co
6-16
5-29
(Albany, N. Y.)
60c
Shoe
4%:%
6-14
6-12
3 7 VaC
Quarterly
Melville
1
t40c
(guar.)_
(s-a)
W.)
(F.
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
Means
6-1.4
7-
15c
_!
preferred
6-14
6-28
(quar.)
Engineering Co.
M'ead, Corporation,
4(4%
Mines,
Robbins
Machine
6%
"
32 VaC
(quar.)—4
Power, com.
(quar.)
&
6-14
6-28
•
Porcupine
1
6-28
25C
_____________
Mclntyre
:
$1.50
$1.37 Va
$1.12 Va
________
Publishing, common
preferred (quar.)__
6-
7
30c
6-28
McGraw-Hill
tlOc
;
5-31
6-
1
20c
(quar.
Corp. (quar.)
Aircraft
7.-10
6-14
7-
|50c
(quar.)_____
preference B
5-17
1 *
6-
Va %
preferred (quar.)
$6 preference (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
1
6-
1
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar,)____^__2______w;—
Maytag Company (quar.)
McBrine
(L.), Ltd.,
preferred
(s-a)____
McCord Corporation, common
(quar.)____
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
.;
1_
5-28
27(4c
5-21
5c
Co.
Stores, common (quar.)___
preferred (1945 series)
(quar.)
preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)_
4'/a %
6-20
5-24
30c
(quar.)
3
6-12
1
Co.
McCormick
30c
3
7-
6-17
$1.50
;
,
5-15
5-15
'
Co.
Conveyor
McCrory
6-25
6-
5-31
$1.50
common
dividend).
Quarterly
$3.75
5-17v;
35c;
May Department
8c
25c
20c
62 (4c
683/4C
•
10c
6
30c
(quar.)
Indemnity
7-26
$3.75
5-17
•
40c
4
(quar.)
(stock
12(4c
:
5^20
___:
(from
Co.
Co.,
Massachusetts
7-/3
6-14
2%
&
preferred
Corp.
5-15
35c
(quar.)
McLennan
(quar.)
Marshall
1
7-12
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.
Marshall-Wells
5-15
*
$1.30
rcts."___
dep.
Moore
5-10
Co.—
Industries
5-31
7-
17 Vac
Coal
__-
Capital
5-10
6%
6-29
1
(quar.)
iquar.i_-
Co.
15c
Corp.—
preferred A
preferred
B
1
5-
6-
1
5-17
$1
:__
6-
3
Mercantile
Mercantile
Trust
Merchants
Fire
t31 V4C
6-
1
5-10
7c
6-
1
5-15
Meredith
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (quar.)i_______
1%
6-
3
5-13
10c
6-
1
,5-17
10c
6-
3
5-10
$1.44
6-
3
(quar.)___
Co.
____________
(St.
Louis)
Assurance
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
5-17
6-15
5-15
1
6-10
6-
3
35c
6-14
25c
6-20
5-20
5-31
50c
5-10
5-15
7-
7 Vac
1
1
25c
$0,137
—
6-
6-
45c
27c
(quar.)
25c
Stores
6-
$1,183/4
'
(quar.)
17 VaC
Shops
com.•
new
common
(initial)
—
(quar.)——_—_
Bank
Salt
&
Co.
*
35c
(stock
6-29
6-24 J
8-
7-18
%
)
Lipe-Rollway,
class A
(quar.)
Midas-International, class A
(quar.)
Middle
States Telephone, common
(quar.)_
(ll-for-10 stock split subject to the ap¬
proval of shareholders and the Illinois
5
5-20
5-31
5-10
6-10
5-24
6-14
5-15
6-14
5-15
6-10
5-22
6-
1
5-10
Co., common (quar.)
+_
Mid-West Abrasive Co. (increased).—______
Mid-Western
,
1%
$1,311/4
1
1
'
6-
1
5-10
5c
7-
1
6-14
30c
6-
5
5-24
$1.25
6-
1
5-10
Commerce
5%
Miller
-
•
55c
6-10
5-17
Milo
______^__22—_
(quar.)—.—.,--.—™-—
Water
Midland
Rhoads
&
ll_
'
Gas
(quar.)
5-17
1
5-20
5-
20c
6-12
15c
•'i 5-31
5-15
25c
6-29
:
—
Electronics
(initial).—
Mine Safety Appliances—
'
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)__
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd,
5-24
6-29
"25c
8
5-24
5-31
5-
1,:
30c
6-
1
5-14
20c
8-
1
7-12
6-
1
5-15
5C
30c
5c
:
,
5-21
Commission)
preferred
Middlesex
4-30
■
25c
6-
6-
»
5-31
5-17-
5-29
5-15
■
J35C
6-28
5-31
6-10
5-20
7-15
6-25
45c
6-
1
5-10
$1.25
7-
1
$1.15
7-
1
6-15
$1.10
1_—
5-20
75c
(s-a).^
3
50c
____
7-
1
6-15
56 V4C
6-
Minneapolis-HoneyWell Regulator—
1 Va%
8-
1
1 Va %
11-
1
10-15
,6-
1
5-10
21c
,
7-15
Common
3%
5-23
12 VaC
*
4-25
6-
$1.35
3
5-
6
6-28
6-
7
(quar.)
preference
Minnesota
5%
60c
(quar.)„
$1.10
Michigan Seamless Tube Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
6-11
65c
——
,
6-14
interest
beneficial
15c
(stock
dividend)
Steel Treating Co. (quar.)——__—
(quar.)
5
of
Inc.
(quar.
Michigan Gas Electric, common
4.40% preferred (quar.)
25c
dividend)
Co.
6-
5-15
5-24 1
6- TV
Trust—
Units
2%
j.
Link-Belt
6-20
10c
—
Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc.—
4(4% conv. preferred A (initial)
5-17
12 Vac
dividend
(quar.)
6-10
4
Mesabi
Metalfab
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement (quar.)_,
Trust (N.J.) (quar.)_
(quar.)
1
6-
10c
——
7-
20c
——
—
Glass
5-10
'
(quar.)
Freight (quar.)—
6-14
1
5%
Inc.
6-30
—
Common
15c
5-22
6-21
130c
Co.
G
Oil
5-24
30c
7 (4c
50c
6 21
dividend
Marsh
6-14
15c
;
A
2%..
Co.
Corp.
Common
5-22
6-5
Stock
6-29
•'
Maxwell &
Mqrlene
1
5
5-15.
5
I25C
(quar.)__
8c
(s-a)
3
31,
May
-
6-10
6-
B
3
60c
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)Quarterly
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)
'
Liggett»& Myers Tobacco (quar.)———.—
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
——
Lincoln Printing Co.—
5-22
$2
Class
.5-16
6-
5-15
6-
12 Vac
Saskatchewan
Mannesmann
i
6-
6-15
35c
'
(s-a)
J 12c
Libby, McNeill & Libby, coni. (stk. dividend)
5(4 %
preferred (quarl)
———
—
5-17
6-20
&
A
6-
1
Ltd.-—
,
&
Class
V
$1.183/4
Ltd.—
(quar.)
—.—,—
Libbey-Owens-Ford
5-15
|75c
R.)
Mannattan Shirt
5-
5-20
River,
;
RR.,
(P.
5-
5-20
1
Central
Manning,
5-15
1
5-31 ;
Mines
Ltd.
5
6-
6-
25c
Shoes,
b-
6-15
6-15
Car
Manitoba
\
845'
1$1.25
(annual)
Maine
5-10
4
6-
8-30
16c
;
5% pfd. (quar.)
Powell
;
preferred
6-23
7-15
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Lake Gold
Red
Mallory
5-31
5-31
10c'
25c
23c
(R. G.), Inc. (stock dividend)Corp., class A (quar.)
;
Portland
Stock
5-15
t50c
Leslie
5-15
6-
&
Company
Maher
12-16
5-15
6-28
7-31
'
Ltd.
Steel,
Fund, Inc. (from investment inc.)
Magnavox
Company
(quar.)
Magnin
(Joseph)
Co., common
(quar.)
8%
5-31
8c
Madison
9-16
1-2-64
4-20
5-21
5
8c
Ltd.—
Convertible priority shares
6-15
7-
87(4c
87(4c
87(4c
*
20c
$6V4C
45c
30c
$1.12(4
5-17
5-^0
6-
'X'Cr
$25c
Extra
Kratter •
of
■
15c
:
(initial)
A
8-14
preferred
District
Mines
class
Structural
8-14
(quar.)
Candy
Leece-Neville
4-26
7-
Gold
Shirt,
1
^
preferred (quar.)—
&
Co.
(quar.)
1-
Leesona
4-26
5-31
Macassa
1
—
shares
■
^______
8c
40c
$1,125
$1.25
'
:
.
.
(quar.)
Monthly
.
5-14
1
.
(quar.)
B
preferred
Lee
9
5-20
7-
6-15
30c
,'kUC:
8c
9-
dividend ————-.A-———
Secord
Lehigh
60c
$1.21
;
9-
53/4%
1
5-29
7-
5-15
0-24
^
$1.08%
$1.12(4
preferred
Lee
50C
1
3
b-10
•
Mailman,
(quar.)——.—
held
preferred A
Siegler",
Lear
5-10
54 Vac
5-24?.
Y.7-
6-
iquar,)__-__v_
Monthly
8-14
—
Leader-Durst
5-15
t40c
7-15
5-24;
.,'.6-25
2jC
two-for-one
Monthly
Monthly
1
;———
100
5-15
5-31
'
5c
Tourneau
Le
5-20
5-31
75c
6-30
5%^__
Co.
Fixtures
9-
—,
(quar.)
each
convertible
$1.25
5-20
6-17
'1
6-14
Industries-
1
Laurentide Financial,
6-10
6-28
6-
6-14
20c
12 % c
class A
:
Dietetic Laboratories-.—!
R.
6-20
Acceptance Corp.—
Lindberg
—.
6-
Inc.,
&
20c
..
Lawter Chemical, Inc.,
v
5-15-'
'
York—
(quar.)——
•
Rubber
for
Superior
Laura
3
J40c
$2
—
—
(quar.)_.
Electric
com.
M.
MacMillan, Eloedel
Quarterly
preferred (quar.)
—
Superior & Ishpeming RR. (quar.)_
Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)——-4—Lamston
(M. H.), Inc. (quar.)
•
Lane
Bryant,
Inc.
(quar.)
5-21
68 3/4 c
(quar.)——
Diversified Services,
A
6-20
5-
1
6-20
26 Vic
—-
(quar.)
preferred
6-
t60c
$1
com.
M-G,
5-15
Mac Why te
Lake
5-10
6-10
26V4C
$1.31 V4
(quar.)—;;
common
preferred
preferred
4.80%
Corp.,
5-15
1
5-14
5%
6-14
—-- —
——_——___
1
6-
Store
D
8-14
C
(quar.)_—1—
Telephone Corp. (quar.)
Central Airlines, Inc.—
Lake
1
5-31
————
(quar.)
Stockholders approve 2-for-l split——
$2 preferred (quar.)—.__;—___
.
Interprovincial Pipe Line (quar.)—
_
International
5-
3
Telegraph Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
&
8-14
—.
4.56%
7
6-28
5c
Products—
Telephone
5.25%
Interstate
5-
1
6-15
27 Vac
(quar.)—_—
5-15'
M
1
LaCrosse
Lake
t50c
5-28
-12 V2C
5-13
1
^—
Fund—
preferred
5%
$1.75
5-17
30c
(quar.)
B
ciass
1
———_
A
4 32%
3
in¬
net
6-10
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
common
Stock
4-22
6-
8
6-
35c
9-
(quar.)
$1.40 convertible preferred (quar.)——
Laclede Gas, common (quar.)—
•
5c
Stretch
Interstate
Class
3
10c
_
International
International
Co.
Resistance
International
4%
6-
6-
10c
8
5-
Co.
Products
9-
—
__—A—.—
Creamery
Labrador
7-15
$1
Ltd. (increased)
Petroleum
International
International
—
——________—
International
vestment
1
6-17
6-
Metal
5 Vz %
2
7-30
$1
(quar.)
Lyon
Mack
Inc._
Kusan,
Inc.—
(Canada)
Paints
preferred
International
$4
5-
35c
40c
8
5-
6-
(quar.)
a
Lyiies Bros. Steamship
7
6-1
MacKinnon
Lamaque
(quar.)——
(Canada), Ltd.—
Nickel
International
Lunkenheimer
6-
1
5-14
(S. S.) Co. (quar.)—_—
Company (quar.)
Kroger
3
1
"|20c
10c
pfd.
International Harvester Co., 7%
6%
6-
6-
$3
5-
6-
___
5-10
6-10
7-
6-15
v
approve
$1
$1.05
————
1963)
Kresge
11-15
75c
6-
Lubrizol Corp. (quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines (incr.-quar.)
3
5-17
11-29
U5c
—
Fragrances,
&
Flavors
6-
5-14
conv.
Corp
5-10
115c
—
5-24
6-10
1
Company, common (quar.-)_
preferred A
(quar.)——..—.—
conv.
preferred C (quar.)
——
Kollmorgen Corp.
—
Kratter Corp: (stock dividend)—
(Three shares of
Canal-Randolph
Corp.
5%
5%
Corp.—
Machines
Business
Quarterly
International
——
6-11
Stockholders
1
Koehring
Fund—
Foundation
investment income) /.
Inter-City Gas, Ltd—:
—
Interior Breweries, Ltd. (s-a)
—'
5-15
6-
(quar.)
common
dividend
(I. B.)
6(4%
(From
6-15
95c
(quar.)——-1—
Mines—
Products
Knudsen
5-24
6-
tlOc
*
Long Island Lighting—.
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(Quarterly from income).,—
Shares:
Institutional
7-18
7c
15c
(quar.)
Gold
Knickerbocker
5-15
6-10
30c
2%
Co.____-_-__-_—-—-«——-
Institutional
1
6-
1st
Kleinert
Corp.—
(stdck dividend).———
Class A
8-
6c
& Company
Kingston
9
20c
Industrial
1
180c
(quar. 1 i_i.—
Nashville RR.
(quar.)
Magor
common
Inc.
common
4-
25c
Indianapolis Water, common (quar.)—,•
5%
preferred (quar.)-——————•—r.
&
6-
preferred (quar.)
Keystone. Discount Stores—_——„
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)—
—
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
,
5-24
7
20c
"...
8
Cement
$1
—
—
4.80%
7
6-
25c
8
5-
(quar; /
preierred (quar.)
Athletic Club
$1.05
$1.083/4
.
Industries
Stock
7
6-
5-31
(quar.)
Corp.
6-
6-28
»
Company,
preferred series A
Keyes Fibre,
Is 6d
(quar.)———
& Water
Indiana Gas
Indiana
6-28
12c
$1.12
8
5-
6-
180c
2
Angeles
Louisviue
Louisville
»oc
—
Ketchum
5-15
preferred A
preferred B
5-
6-
i—
6-17
35c
—
Kerr-Addison
5-15
5%
dividend
>7-1
,;40c
—_—
—
4-30
5-31
5-31
(quar.)
com.
(quar—)—
Organization (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities, new com. (initial-quar.)
43/4%
preferred (quar.)
Kern County Land (quar.)————
—-——
-—_
Industries,
&
6-
t5c
137 Vac
(quar.)
Los
$1.1834
$3.25
31 (4c
Extra
5-31
$1.25
Trust
Gas
Foods
roc
93C
5-10
Kent-Moore
5-15
6-14
—
12 Vac
Hunt
Stock
Mfg.
-
*
"
6-10
5-31
5-17
35V4C
Londontown
22(4c
59%c
$1.03(4
$1.183/4
Kennametal,
5-10
6-
40c
(quar.)——
Production
Paper
—
Kendall
5-27
6-10
:
2-17
■
Lone • Scar Gas Co., - common
62(4c
$1.25
75c
Aluminum &
$4.50
7-10
31 Vac
32c
Sutherland
Kendall
5-15
17 Vac
(quar.)
11-15
.Corp;.L—
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
————
Kellwood Company _4———————————
Kelly Douglas, Ltd.,: class A (quar.)—
4
Kelly Oil (quar.)—
——_—
i
t75c
—————
Pulp & Paper, class.A (quar.)——
5%
preferred (quar.)———
—
5.12%
preferred
(quar.);
————
$1.42
preferred
(quar.)
—*—
Hudson Vitamin Products
(quar.)—
12-10
3- 10-64
t60c
Insurance
5-25
933,4c
.......;2%
3(4%
5-14
7-24
10c
Hudson
Hugoton
Hugoton
0-
6-11
$1.06 V*
6-14
'•
3(4%
5-14
6-11
—————
Company
Mining
h-jU
12VaC
.
Bay
6-15
-
(quar.)——_——.——
*
8-15
$1.10
a-h—
Life
6-14
Laughlin Steel, common (quar.)—
preferred series A (quar.)
Mfg. & Supply (quar.)__^—
-
5-17
9-10
$1.10
*
1
&
2-17
6-10
$1.10
(quar.)_
1
—
Corp.
(monthly)
Kay Windsor, class A.
Kellogg Company—
'
3(4% preferred (quar,)—
'
">4c
Aircraft
.Extra^.
London
*
5-17
$1.10
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
5-31
6-10
10c
A
7-
,,
(quar. )„__
(quar.)___-_
6-
Co,
Kavanau
6-30
31(40
preference
6-28
42.(40
50c
Inc.
4.84%
—
4-19
4%
1st
preference
: 15c
(quar.)
Machine
3- 10-64
$1.75
.
Johnson
50c
$1.25
——_—
5-22
35c
dividend-^
&
11-15
5-20
-r
Lamson
8-15
12-10
•
,—*
Co.—
Tea
9-10
50c
.
——
preferred (quar,)^__———,
preferred (quar.)
—_———
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
—;•
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar,)—
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
_:
$4.35 preferred (quar.)—————————
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kansas Power & Light, common—
—
4(4% preferred (quar.)————.
5%
preferred (quar.)
5-17
40c
common--——
3%%
Stock
6-
$1.25
4%
41/4%
preferred
Howe
Sound
Co.
Lake
(quar,)
CO., ')% pid. (q,.ar.»
Petrochemicals of Canada—
4.35%
5-17
(resumed)
pfd.
5%
Glass
4%
6-20
(quar.)
common
—.
4.20%
7
5-17
Corp.,
_
preferred (1959 series) iquar.)
Pipe Line, 6(4 % preferred (s-a)—_
City Power & Light, common—*
3.80%
preferred (quar.)______—
5-15
r-
6-12
._
(quar.)
_
50c
(quar.)
2
-
Inc.,
&
2
20c
com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)^...
betterman
6-10
4.75%
5-17
Stores
preferred
2
7-
Kaneb
5-31
1
6-
10%
5%
Howard
$5
7-
•/xl(4%~
:
60c
..v. $1.25 :
Kansas
5-31
112 Vac
6-12
Corp.,
Lockheed
xl(4%
>
(quar.)
common
Chemical, com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
6-13
20c
Finance
5-31
(quar.)———:
5-31
10c
(quar.)
—._J_.—__
Household
(quar.)
E
4.75%
4
Y.|,
D
preference
Kaiser
4
(N.
preference
cum.
5-31
6-
Co.
cum.
4(4%
6-
Hardart
Lockhart
5-15*
6-27
&
5-31
KVP
5-15
6-
6-27
preferred
2
Johnson
8-30
5-29
4Va%
7-
Supply,
betterman
betterman
gtd.
5-15
1
9-25
>
25c
A
cum.
Water
gtd.
gtd.
4%
Lyons-Magnus,
$1,25
Company, class
B
(quar.)
Loblaw,
joslyn
30c
2nd
Hoover
5-31
Jones
,115c
—_____
(quar.)—
common
2
Holden
Payable of Rec.
4%
companies, Ltd., mass A—
■/; Class' B
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)___^__
Loblaw Groceterias,
Ltd., common
7-
5%
37 Vac
4%
When
Share
Co.
Lobiavv
preference
preference
cum.
Jones
11c
5-10
2nd
5-31
5-15
'
4-19
$1.50
15c
(quar.)
1
334%
preferred (quar.)
Jiffy Steak Co. (stocK div.)——
5-15..
6-
2%
,
Common
6-14
1
5-25
5-31
$1.25
—
dividend)
Service, Ltd., common
preference
Initial
$1.06 Vt
Chemical,
$4.25
5-15
5-31
Jewel
6-20
20c
4——
5-15
1
5-31
1
5-17
.
__
—
held)__
(quar.t
1
6-
5-17
Jantzen,
preferred
(quar. 1
—
preferred
(quar.)—-—-—-—
Hooker
$5
class
on
Mfg.
Valve
6-
35%c
■;
mm4
___
________
RR.
Special 4% gtd. betterman
Original stock (quar.)
Original stock (quar;)
Original stock (quar.
Original. stock
(quar.)___-.
2
Jeannette
tlOc
Homestead
3
5-15
2
■i
.
Hollingshead~_(R."M.T
Oil,
3
5-
1
5%
5-24
50c
Corp.
(quar.")______
Ltd., class A (s-a)___.—___.——
(s-a)
____—Ji„————-—-
5-
1
6-10
Jefferson
Mfg.,. Ltd., class A (accum.)——
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.-—
Quarterly
-——i__—
—
1
6-
6-
■
;/:'6%
5-24
13c
Holden
6-
43c
Special
-Special
Special
7-
Jamaica
.
common
3
7-
8-15
6-25
,
(quar.)__
1
Public
cum.
5%
5-15
6-25
15c
Supermarkets,
Home
Investors
7%
7-15
9-3
30c
class A (quar.)_
Hilton Hotels Corp.
(quar.)—_
—~
Hinde & Dauch, Ltd. (quar.)——
Hobart
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)_i———
Hill's
1
17 Vac
of
five shares
each
3
5-
J15c
6
6- 3
8-r
50c
(quar.)
5-
of Company
Miami
(quar.)____t$1.75
B (quar.)
_
xi%%
C (quar.)—
xl(4%
5-31
5c
(increased)
Heyden Newport Chemical, common (quar.)
3Va%
preferred (quar.)_____j.————
$4,375 2nd preferred (quar.)"
—
Highland-Bell, Ltd.—
Stock dividend (one share of 5% preferred
for
preferred
Jamaica
6-12
30c
Inc.
Heublein,
7
6-26
35c
_________
.
4-30
1
1
$1.05
(quar.)—
Jacquin (Charles) et Cie (stock
Jaeger Machine Co. (quar.)—
6-14
6-28
.
Israel
10c
(increased quar.
Co.
ts-ai___
Creamery
6-
1
4%%
7%
Jones
Hershey
.
7-
91'/4C
+$1.50
Inc.—
Appley,
&
Class A
Herff
1
6-
!
5-23
15c
.
Herman
preferred
5-23
common-
<quar.)_____
66-
,L
6-12
preferred series A iquar.i—.
___
convertible preferred seriesB (quar.)
6% convertible preferred series B (quar.)
Hercules Powder, common (guar.)—
A
50c
—
(quar.).
97Vac
4.20%
5-17
6-12
7%.
Class
common
5-23
133/iC
6%
preferred (accum.)—,—
Henderson's .Portion
Pak
quar.;
Service;
53
Per
Name
.
Little
44c
3
6-
1
6%
(increased
Public
Holden
Payable of Rec.
*
5-15
5-24
6-12
15c
Express
(quar.)
—.——__
Paper Products Ltd.;—
Hendershot
Electric—
&
93 3/4 c
123/4c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)———
—
Mining
(increased)________——;—
Heintz
(H. J.) Co., 3.65%
pid./(quar.)_
Hercules
1
12c
5Va%
Gas
When
Share.
Company
7
12 Vac
(quar.)
Hecla
Helms
4
6-
16c
115c
(quarj)-------^-^-.^^---.^-,
preferred
Iowa
6-
7-
30c
Furniture (quar.)
„
Steel Products, Ltd. (quar.)______.—
Telephone, common (quar.)
Common
5-10
1
6-14
10c
.—
Hawaiian
4.80%
6-
.
10c
Haverty
Hayes
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Iowa-Illinois
Electric Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
3.90%
(2093)
Holden
When
Per
Hastings
we
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Name of Company
MWfrwmtl'"
Power
(quar.)
&
Light,
common
(quar.)
preferred
Mississippi
4.40%
(quar.)
Power Co., 4.60%
preferred
Mississippi
Steel
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.
,
(quar.)
IOC
5-31
6-14
5-
1;
54
(2094)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Per
Class
Missouri Public
'
Stock
Service,
dividend
4.30%
preferred
Missouri
5-14
5-16
Oklahoma Mississippi River
Prods. Line, Inc.
5-16
Old
25c
6-
$1.25
Rubber
Machine
4.50%
6-15
6-15
30c
6-28
6-
30c
6-
6-15
35c
7-
1
5-31
$1.12%
$1.17%
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
(quar.)—
Lire
current
(quar.)
(quar.).—
Mining
&
Chemical
payable
rate
of
in
U.
S.
exchange
(payment
funds
May
on
Montgomery Ward
& Co., common
(quar.)
—I
R.)
(quar.)——;
class
at
Moore
Corporation,
7%
preference
7%
A
preference
Mosler
Safe
common
Mosinee
Paper
5-15
5-29
$1.75
5c
6-
7-
1
6-
7-
2
2
+$1.75
7-
2
Class
5-31
7-11
40c
6-
7-
1
5-
5%
8
preferred
(s-a)—______——
class A
C.)
Co.
6-
3
Oxford
5-13
Oxford
5-14
12%c
6-28
6-
$1,37%
——
(G.
6-20
(quar.)
6-1
4-24
30c
6-
1
5-10
7-
Marine
common
7-
1
(quar.)
Chemical
Nalley's
Inc.
Nashua
(quar.)—
25c
—
Bank
of
National
Biscuit
National
(quar.)
Tulsa
—
(quar.)
National
preferred
($50 par)
(quar.)—.—
preferred (quar.)—
Drug & Chemical, common
(quar.)
60c
preferred
(quar.)—-—
National Food Products
6-
6-
x
17%c
—l—
Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)—
Accident Insurance Co. Inc.
(quar.)
——j.—
&
National Tea Co. (quar.)—
National Union Fire Insurance
7%c
6-
20c
(quar.)——
5-15
5-10
6-14
5-31
62
5-24
6-
5-17
(quar.).
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper
18c
—
common
(increased quar.)—
(quar.)_
Jersey
(quar.)———:__
Zinc
6-28
New
5-24
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
Class
New
A
York
$3.75
(quar.)-
'
3.60%
4.85%
5.25%
Niagara
Power, common
preferred
(quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)—'
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-
3
5-10
3
5-10
5-10
6-15
5-31
6-15
50c
6-30
Penton
7
7
6-30
6-30
6-
7
6-
7
6-30
6-
7
6-
7
+30c
:*
5-14
Peter
6-10
5-
9
15c
(increased)—
8-
1
11-
1
10-10
$6c
6-27
North
10c
6-15
6-
North
20c
6-10
'
5-31
5-31
North American
Acceptance
(Del.) (quar.)
American Car Corp.
(quar.)——
American Investment
Corp. of Calif.
Common
6%
American
American
7%
(quar.)—.
Refractories (quar.)
Sugar Industries, Inc.—
____
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone
Ontario
Natural
—
.___
4y2%
preferred
preferred
4% preferred (quar.)
Nutone, Inc. (increased
O-M
Oak
Company
________
(quar.)
(quar.)———
Norton Company
(quar.)
Norwich Pharmacal
(quar.)
Nova Scotia
Light & Power Co,
5%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—
33c
Oceanarium,
Inc.
Crankshaft
4.56%
Co.,
pfd.
Stock
Phillips'
7-
6-17
1
6-17
1
6-17
1
6-14
+ 12%c
6-
1
5-15
32V2c
6-
1
5-
3
$1.12%
6-
1
5-
3
1
32%c
$1.12y2
$1.3iy4
6-
1
1
,
6-13
5-31
6-10
,
1
6-.1
5-
:
5-
3
6-
1
5-
3
5%
1st
6-
1
5-15
5%
2nd
10c
A
(quar.)
6-
7%c
15c
X.——25c
(quar.)
3
5-24
6-14
5-31
6-
.
5-21
7
6-15
$1.14
6-
25c
1*
6-
1
5-15
&
preferred
New
preferred
Read & Co
6-14
5-31
Pratt,
6-
$1.12%
5-
Prentice-Hall
1
6
$1.10
6-
1
5-
6
$1.05
$1.02
6-
1
5-
6
6-
;
':.r.
1
5-
6
Primex
Equities
Proctor-Silex,
6%
Inc.
10c
:-x
2nd
6-12
(quar.).
5-
6
6-
$1.75
1
5-10
6-
1
"
6-
6-10
$1
9-10
1
5-15
6-28
25c
5-31
1
1
5-10
6-
1
4-25
6-14
4-25
50c
6-
5-10
10%
1
5-27
1
57-
6-
6
5-24
6-14
5-31
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-20
5-29
10c
$1.20
;
$1.25
55c
$1.75
:_
6-
+2 5c
dividend)
3%
3
6-24
5-
6-24
6-
6-24
6-
25c
6-1
5-10
6-10
"5-31
25c
6-
5-15
20c
6-28
6-
4
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
61 %c
——
61c
'
»
25c
(quar.)
.
1
6-28
3
preferred
(monthly)
__
*
(quar.)
5-31
6-15
/
7-
1
15c
7-
1
6-14
6-14
'
.V
5-17
5-29
5-17
5-15
6-
.
1
5-
6
5-16
1
5-10
6-
5
5-15
6-12
5-17
6-
4
5-15
6-15
5-15
4c
6-14
5-31
7-10
5-241
6-
5-15
6-'1
75c
fc-,
1
6-
5-15
,
1
5-15
6-1
10c
•
8-
5-15
1
7-15
•*;
80c
~
(quar.)__
6-15
6-
5'
37%c
y
6-15
6-
5
60c
6-10
5-21
6-
5-15
+25c
1
-
$1
'
6-1
$1.02%
$1.183A
6-
$1.02%
6-
5-10
1
5-10
6-1
$1.233A
.5-10
1
6-
1
5-10*
'
5-10
$1.37%
6-
1
5-10
10c
6-
3
5-17
30c
6-10
5-20
;
:
__—_:
'A50c
•>
6-10
10c
5-17
6-28
6-14
6-1
5-3-
$1
+7%c
6-
5-
6-
1
5-11
+6V4c
(quar.)
6-
1
5-11
25c
;__
:
A
(quar.)
1
»
+$1.06%
1
3
j 6-15
6-
^__
20c
7-15
7-
25c
6-1
5-15
12%c
5-22
5-
—._
Co
$%
preferred
(quar.)
Co._
25c
common
+60c
&
(stock
Sons,
Greeting
dividend)
(quar.)_
Ltd., class
,
'
•
Inc
(quar.)
(quar.)
;__
series
5-17
5-15
6-
3
6-27
6-
7
6-
5-14
10c
(quar.)
7
6-20
6-
5-31
-
5-15
7-31
7-15
3
+25c
8-1
7-2
+$1.25
7-25
6-25
$1.25
6-17
6-
3
$1.25
9-17
9-
3
$1.25
12-16
12-
2
$7.50
L
6-
3
5-16
35c
6-1
5-9
50c
--
6-28
6-17
3%
6-28
6-17
12%c
5-31
5-21
40c
6-29
6-
$1
rate]
7-1
6-3
$1.07%
7-1
6-3
per
7-31
7-
share)__
+6c'
32%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
6-11
6-14
20c
(quar,)
Works, common
preferred
8-15
7-2
6-15.
Ry.,
A
5-15
1
25c
tlOc
Gobain
preferred series
4-30
6-20
5c
.-
Francisco
5-10
7-31
10c
-
Cards,
-
$51c
>
1
5
9-18
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-14
6-
15c
A
6-14
6-
5%
__
(quar.)__
5-15
5
6-
+15c
7%c
preferred
A
1
7-5
8-15
V $1,015
(quar.)
1
8
7-
5c A
.__
1
6-
10c
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
5
9-14
8-23
6-1
5-3
29]$c
29{,)c
•
6-1
5-3
29%c
I
6-1
5-3
6-1
5-3
4.70%
preferred
series
C
4.70%
preferred
series
D
5%%
(quar.)
preferred
series
E
29%c
(quar.)
6-1
5-3
3434c
6-1
5-3
35c
5-20
5-
Schering Company,
Schlitz
,
preferred
(Joseph)
Schlumberger,
School
Pictures
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewing
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
-
Royalty
Stock dividend-—
Safway Steel Products, Inc.
(quar.)___
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)
5%
3
66-
37%c
(quar.)
______
"
3
7-15
6-29
7-
5
6-14
25c
6-
1
5-15
10c
6-15
30c
6-
1
.
•
5-15
5-31
7c
(initial)
(quar.)
n
5-10
6-21-
—
Inc.
Water
5-24
7-19
7c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar. )_•
5%
preferred
(quar.)
St. Louis Southwestern
Ry
St. .Regis Paper,
(quar.)
4.75%
6-15
-
,
preferred
Jose
8
5-17
5-17
683Ac
new
(quar.)
Corporation,
Louis-San
5-
6-15
6-15
30c
J
Tool
Inc.,
6
40c
(quar.)
$1 pref. A
Aeronautical Co.
4.75%
5-31
HTsc
5-29
-
6-14
5-
25c
Co.
Francs [net French
Salada Foods, Ltd.
5-17
7c
9-20
5-20
50c
u_
.Lawrence Corp.,
Ltd., common
5%
preferred A (quar.)—•
San
6-14
10c
9-30
6-28
12%c
(Manufactures Des Glaces &
Produits Chimiques)—
American deposit
receipts (payment of 4.75
3
25c '
6-20
9-20
.-
St.
Saint
3
62J/2c
—
A
Inc.,
Manufacturing Co.
A
.
6-20
9-30
5c
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
6
5C
62 %c
6-30
6-30
c
20c
4%
5-31
5-
5-16
1
50c
-
Sabine
„
5-20
5-27
5-14
6-
+10c
5%
4
_
6-21
.
&
Craft
5%
1
26c
5-28
6-12
Clair
Specialty Mfg. Co. Inc. (quar.)__
Johnsbury Trucking (initial
quar.)
St.
6
7-15
-
5-15
25c
A
Class
:
6-14
6-
25c
(quar.)
St.
5-24
6-30
40c
Ryan
St.
5-10
6-15
17 %c
$1.37%
9-12
<
$2.25
___
L-ii
Tool
(Hugh)
Rust
'5-10
5-20
&
Togs,
Russell
.
5%
—
Russ
Russel
5-10
6-
1
6-14
5-31
;•
Rudy Manufacturing Co.
Ruppert (Jacob), 4%%
.
5-10
6-
•
10-
1
In¬
(quar.)
A
5-20
4
9-12
6-14
(quar.)
L
Rubbermaid,
5-31
6-
$1.50
—
Class
5-23
33c
1
1
shares
Royal Bank, of Canada
(quar.).!__Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class
8-20
6-
6-10
7-
$0,076
A
Ltd., class
L
Gear
.
7-
10c
(quar.)
A
Marie Reid,
Ross
7
45c
(quar.)_.
Co., common
preferred
Rothmoor
■
5-20
20c
$1
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-13
3
75c
quar.)
Rose
-
5-17
6-
Life
Co.
Haas
Gear
5-31
$30c
(Texas)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
B
6-14
6834c
I
Transit
Industries
Ross
5-17
6-10
$1
—
(auar.)
(quar.
class
6-10
30c
$.6955
(quar.)
(quar.)
■
3
25c
dividend)
Roper
5-22
6-20
9iy4c
com.
Class
4%%
6-
12%c
(quar.)
H.)
4%
preferred
Rolland Paper,
5-22
6-10
30c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
6-29
*
6-27
5%
(quar.)^
preferred K (quar.)
preferred L (quar.)_
&
.
5-22
10-
surplus)
Co., class
(H.
(John)
Rohm
5
•
(quar,)_
4.75%
preferred
6-
25c
(incr.
Rogers
4-30
6-
•
(initial-quar.)
preferred
5-28
$1.25
Chemical,
Corp.
preferred
Rockwell
6-21
400%
(quar.)^______u__
5.50%
6-14
30c
common
Oil
Rochester
-
1
6-12
12 %c
18
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.95%
1
6-15
35c
preferred
common
7-15
$1
.___
$2.46
6-
25c
Portland Transit
!
Potash Co., of America_
Potomac Electric Power
Co.—
$2.44
5-15
5-15
•>\5%
(quar.)
Company
1
6-27
(quar.)_
B
4.10%
5-15
6-
7-
:
+15c
(quar.)_-
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
pfd.
Ltd. (quar.)
Corp. of America (stock
Polaroid Corp., common
(quar.)
+$i
1
41C
Development,
15c
—
6-
50c
Plastoid
3
1
15c
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
____________
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula
Ry.—
Placer
6-
7%
Gas, com.
preferred
&
preferred
5-10
6-
Income
Little Ltd.,
Rochester Gas & Electric—
4%. preferred F
(quar.)
4.10% preferred H
(quar.).,
4%%
preferred I
5-10
1
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
1
Corp.
Robinson
5-10
6-
6-
5-31'
2%c
;
5-10
1
$1.16
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
Coke
1
6-
'A.'.
■!
$4.80
5-10
t62V2c
+$1.12V2
_
Aircraft
6-
6-27
.
+$1.50
$$1.50
Building Materials, Ltd.—
Robertson
5-10
$1.15
.
"*'•
.
Shares, New York Reg
Natural
1
5-1
5-15
dividend).
American
5%%
preferred
Roadway Express,
5-10
$1.06
Gear,
Company,
i
6-1
6-15
7%c
(stock
Robbins & Myers
Inc., common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
5-31
1
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Indiana for each
Finance
6%
4-29
6-
40c
'*
+15c
of
Grande Valley Gas
Tinto Zinc,
Ltd.
Class
4-29
6-15
•
Rio
5-15
5-29
$1.17%
$1.12%
(quar.)
(stock
1
-
.
6-24
(quar.)
of
preference
Ritter
3
$1.01
(quar.)__
Aviation
Pittsburgh
$5
,
5-15
30c
25c
_i
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Pioneer Natural Gas
(quar.)
Piper
5-15
1
$1.10
Rio
5-15
6-
A
Investment
Steel
Richfield
5-14
5-20
25c
L„_.
$5.50 convertible
Pillsbury
.
5-15
6-
6-
V
1
6-
92%c
Co.—
common
Petroleum
1
6-
6-14
30c
dividend
Piedmont
Piedmont
-
:
Forge & Machine
Corp.
(quar.)
Power, 4%% preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred
(quar-.)—,
1
4.20% preferred
(quar.)
__L
Ohio
preferred
1
3
7-
_
—
Ohio
4.08%
66-
Poor
(quar.)_
Edison
Phillips N
1
1
6-
50%
(quar.)__
1
A
Richardson
Company
(quar.)
Richardson-Merrell Inc. (quar.)_J
6-13
$62V2c
(quar.);
preferred
7-
7-
•__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
$3.65
7-
4c
(quar.)
7
5-31
31%c
(quar.)
6-
class
Drug & Chemical (quar.)
Revere Copper & Brass
(quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco
(quar.)
5-31
35c
(quar,)
preferred
6-20
7-
__.
Ohio
6-
Inc.
6-28
'6-14
class
Rexall
7
6-14
.
17 %c
Philadelphia Suburban Water—
Common
(increased-quar.)
5%
5
$1.37%
$1.45
$1.40
___
Manufacturing
6-20
'7-
6-
5-24
7%c
Fund, Inc.—
(Payable from
capital
5-24
+ 10c
Pfaudler Permutit
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co. (increased
quar.)
Philadelphia Germantown &
Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp*
(quar.)—,
44c
Ltd.—
quar.)
(quar.)—
9-16
7-19
V
6-17
6-21
6-14
20c
Ltd.,
Revere
1
6-1
+20c
(quar.)____
6%
5-24
(s-a)
Petersburg & Hopwell Gas
(quar.)____
Petroleum Exploration
(increased)
Common
~
45c
Ltd.——
Northwest
Bancorporation, common (quar.)
4.50% convertible
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern Public ServiceCommon <quar.)_
5y4%
1
9-30
12%c
;___
Co.
7-
$1.75
40c
:____
(quar.)
Gas
5-31
6-28
$1.75
—_
(quar.)
5.60% preferred
Northern Ohio
Northern
5-31
' 6-20
7-15
•
15c
North
5.80%
6-20
37%c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Van Lines
(quar.)————
Northern Indiana Public
Service (quar.)—
4,40% preference
(quar.)—
^_____
Northern Natural
Gas, com. - (increased)
5y2%
preferred
(quar.)—*
7%
"
y
10c
preferred
North
North
1
6-15
„
7 %
Co.
Revelstoke
5-14
6-
5c
'
7-11
15c
______
Paul,
5-171
6-15
5-20
25c
Ltd.
(s-a)
Insurance Co.
(quar.)__
Republic
6-
5-24
V 6-28
•
Mines,
Republic
7
50c
preferred
Co.
&
6-14
5-
3
25c
20c
:
Renabie
6-14
25c
;
Machine
1
1
12 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Perkins
7
5-31
7-
3
3
1
held)
•
Remington Arms Co., common
(interim)
4%%
preferred
(s-a)
7
5-28
50c
,
6-
5-17
1
6-14
$1.25
._.
:
5-31
6-21
6-
66-
5-1
12 %c
share
surance
5-24
'V
7-
7c
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of
Washington
(D. C.)
(resumed)
:
Perfect Circle
(quar.)_
Perfex Corp.,.
4%% pfd. (quar.)
6-
$1
—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Normetal Mining
Corp. Ltd.
6-13
25c
$1
(quar.)„
Telephone,
6-14
$1.16
dividend
4V2%
30c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Peoples
6-30
27c from net capi¬
from net investment
common
6-15
^
(quar,)
Publishing
$1.21%
4%
preferred A
(quar.)
————
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)——
Norfolk & Western
Ry., common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
of
3c
6-28
55c
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores
(quar.).
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
(quar.)
Peoples Life Insurance
(D. C.)—
$1.31 %
___.—.—
25c
com.
6-17
Ltd., class A (interim
less British Income
Tax)
Batten,
Company,
(One
12-10
.
•
Reinsurance
12-10
1-3-64
-
87%c
(quar.)
Extra
6-10
1-3-64
Co.
A
(quar.)
redeemable preferred
redeemable preferred
Reheis
6-14
3
4%
+4c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar,
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
4.64%
7
6-
6-
4,50%
4.20%
-
97%c
$1.02%
—————
6-
6-30
2
7-
5-15
+25c
Realty Corp. (N. Y.) (stock
dividend)
Corp. (stock div.)
5-24
7-
10c
-
1
6-5
Reece
3
12 %c
+35c
Industries
Pennsylvania Power
5-17
6-30
•
90c
—
(quar.)——^——
Co.,
1
6-
1
"
6-
40c
Extra
5-15
3
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60%
7
6-
85c
— —
Corp.-r—
and
6-
1
6
7-
$22 %c
(quar.)
Line,
preferred
4.70%
7
7-
6-
5-15
5-15
5-15
6-17
>
Quarterly
6
6-
:
common
Dividend
Controls Inc.
4.05%
7
6-
50c
(quar.)—'
gains
6-
1
$1.12 y2
.—_
preferred
income)
Nopco Chemical
7-1
7-
1st
3.70%
6-29
933Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_,_
Pennsylvania Electric. 4.40%.
pfd.
5-31
7-10
5-
9c
Stock
5-15
6-10
5-20
1
1
15c
Extra
1
20c
x
(increased)
Pipe
Pendleton Tool
Penn
*
5-31
5-31
$1.12%
(quar.)—
;
6-
6-10
Brewing
5%
.7
;v
.—
preferred
Share
(Quarterly payment
tal
Pembina
6c
._
3.90%
4:10%
Pearl
Peerless Tube Co.
60c
7-
6-
6-1
6-
35c
Quarterly
5-22
-
$1.25
(quar.)
Raymond Corp.
(quar.)
Raymond International, Inc
Raytheon Company, 5%%
preferred (quar.)
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling Corp.—
5-24
20c
j
(quar.)
convertible prior
5-21
•
(quar.)—————
Mohawk
5%
5
7-31
6-14
12 %c
;
(quar.)
5-31
6c
,
Niagara
3.40%
'
6-10
40c
_
State Electric & Gas—
preferred
preferred
1/
20c
(quar;)
(quar.)
1
Equities,, class A (monthly)
(monthly) —'——;
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
:
4J/2%
preferred (quar.)——
Newport News Shipbuilding &
Dry Dock
Co.
6-
$$1.25
V;
.
&
Peabody Coal Co.,
5-10
I
Ltd.
6-
5c
20c
-
Inc.
7-
6-14
15c
5-10
$1.31 V*
(quar.)_,
Timber (quar.)
Class
5-15
.
5-10
1
26c
/
Refining
7%%
Grip &
6%
5-17
65c
.
Corp.
Organization,
6%
5-17
$0.3281
1
6-
27c
(quar.)
payment of
5-15
25c
dividend
+ 60c
—
Mining Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.); :
York Air Brake
York
5-25
5c
—_
New
7%
Rank
6-12
25c
Purina
Inc.
Rapid
5-15
6-
32%c
Enterprises (s-a)
Ranco,
l' 6-12
8
•-
87%c
(quar.)
America—
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
6-11
Oil
1
.
(quar.)
Mining
Ralston
5-20
1
6-28
31 %C
common
Consolidated Gold
Dredging Ltd.
Paton Mfg.,
Ltd., common,
3
1
6-
37 %c
Pato
5-15
5-
7-
e-1
'
Corp. of
Ramco
5-10
-
10c
T_.
Tubes
35c
•
Co.-—————;
Newmont
4^%
5-8
5
America
(quar.)
(s-a)
semi-annual
28c
Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)
England Electric System
(quar.)—.
Newfoundland Light &
!
Power, com. (quar.)
New
1
6-
5-24
25c
New
pref.
6-
-.*■
Radio
5
5
$1
(quar.)
Porcupine Mines Ltd,
Sulphur (quar.)
Eastern Pipe
Line,
Parsons
5-15
7-
6-
15c
Parkersburg-Aetna (quar.)
Parmalee Transportation
Co.
1
5-
Corp.
(quar.)
Drop Forge Co.
Park
3
5-20
20c
_
6-
.
5-31
5c
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nestle-LeMur
Co.
New Britain Trust
5%
6-26
7y2c
Stores
1
%c
$1.25
American
Pargas,
5-10
V20c
Co.,
Papercraft Corp. (quar.)
Paramount Pictures
Corp.
1
5-15
7-25
'
State
5-15
5-24
10c
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
5-17
6-
Quaker
Quemont
12 %c
5-10
-
;
6-28
'
6-
$1.16
(quar.)__
preferred
6-14
1
5-
Indiana—
Supermarkets
7-
6-10 ?-■
5-31
6-10
$1.0614
$1.22%
(increased-quar.)
preferred
7-15
1
(quar.)
Panhandle
(Pgh.)—
Quarterly,
—i————55c
National Video, class
A___6%c
National Work-Clothes Rental
(quar.)_
Don, Inc.
Neptune Meter,
1
6-15
17y2c
—
Co.
Pan
5-24
4%
quar.)—
Chemical
Stock
Pamour
5-10
1
1
1
of
Puget Sound Pulp &
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
Pure Oil Co.
(quar.)_
1
6-
(quar.)
Corporation
Increased
5-10
6-10
6-
$1.12%
Machinery Co.—
Starch
Pako
5-10
1
Oil
Industries
Page-Hershey
5-10
5-15
v
511-
2
6-
quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Corp. of
Corporation 1
Paco
5-15
6-15
6- 1
15c
&
Nelly
1
6-15
20c
Gypsum
(initial
Tin
Vegetable
Packaging
5-17
6- 3
12-
Co.
preferred
5.25%
Coast
Pacific
preferred
Pueblo
8
90c
preferred
Pacific
5-20
56Vic
——
common
5
6-10
$1.06y4
—
Nedick's
5-15
6-10
30c
4%%'
Nashville
National Rubber
6-
6-11
1
5-
4-29
20%
Colorado—
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
Co., new class A (initial
quar.)
Paper Co., $5 preference
(quar.)
Pacolet
4%%
of
6-14
6-
55c
National
(quar.)—
7
25c
._
National Life
5-20
5
7-10
!
25c
Dairy Products (quar.)—
National Distillers & Chemical
Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
New
5-22
40c
———„
Mfg.-——————
National
5-
6-
25c
———
Co.
(quar.)
Chemical &
National
5-31
22y2c
—
Casket
National
6-10
5c
_—,
(quar.)
Corporation
National
5-22
25c
_
Nalco
of
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New
Mexico—
5% preferred (quar.)
6-18
$1.10
common
Co.
preferred
3%%
"6-18
-
5-22
6-10
.
D.)
(quar.)
25c
(init. quar.)
com.
(reduced
Glass,
5
5-29
1
$1
25c
Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Pacific Employers
Insurance (quar.)
Pacific Far East
Line, Inc., com. (quar.)__
5% % convertible 1st
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
Finance Corp.
(quar.)
Pacific Gamble
Robinson
(quar.)
Pacific Nutrient &
Chemical
6%
$1.19
Mfg.
Pacific
7
7.
.
^
+.20C
preferred
6-14
^
N.
dividend)
preferred
Service
Common
5-27
6-19
,
(quar.)
Power
Transportation
6-17
+20C
Overnite
4%
V
.____'
Corp.,
Service
(stock
4'A %
-
s-a)__
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
5-27
'
(increased
Owens-Illinois
Public
4.32%
______
5-13
5-10
Pubco Petroleum
4.64%
+20c
5-15
5-16
50c
Quarterly
1
6-
1
9c
(Bismarck,
dividend
Public
6-12
___
__—,___
5-17
5-31
5-
6-
6-10
10c
!
Provident Life & Accident
Insurance (Tenn.)
5-20
6-1
tax)__
quar.)
5-31
4c
x
_z_—______•
Murphy Corp., common (quar.)—_—.—
Preferred series A (quar.)
Murphy
Outboard
6-10
3IV4C
Insurance—
(quar.)
Insurance
4.90%
shareholders approval
May 27
6-10
$3.50
:
(quar.)
-
5-31
subject to the ap¬
Service Commission
the Public
preferred
27 %c
(quar.)
• Inc.
5-10
5-23
of which is an
non-resident
Co., new
$4.40 preferred
(quar.)
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
8
5-
A
Otter Tail
4-26
5-22
7%
of
Class A (s-a)
O'Sullivan Rubber
1
5-22
Movie Star,
7
7
6-10
Holders
Payable of Rec.
•
preferred
Life
Stock
equal to approximately $2.80
African
Chemical (increased
Oshawa Wholesale, Ltd.—
5-31
10c
6-
6-
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%
5-31
7-
35c
Munsingwear,
is
Onyx
5
_________—/ .30c
Motor Finance
Corp. (quar.)
$1
Motor Wheel
Corp. (resumed)
10c
Mount Diablo Co.
(quar.)
7c
Mount Vernon
Mills, Inc.—
>
;
proval
6
t$1.75
——
25c
40c
When
Share
Washington
conv.
Provident
5-24
12 %c
Copper Mines, Ltd.
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
Two-for-one stock split
6
6-
6-20'
(quar.)—t25c
L-L'.
:—
(quar.):——.—.— v'
(quar.)—.—.__—„—_
Extra-.
■
and
South
Opemiska
5-20
7-15
25c
(quar.)
Mills
less
4.75%
8)
(quar.)—
Co.
extra
the
——
(quar.)l—...
B
Co.
Morrison-Knudson
7
6-12
+$3
one
Providence
$2
20c
&
and to the
_______—.___
(E.
1
...
(quar.)__
A
5-15
Chemical
Per
Company
Progress Manufacturing Co.—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
5-15
'
(A payment of 2 Rands
5-17
30c
(quar.)—
preferred
85
Ontario
5-28
.——_.——
5-31
6-15
Quebec Ry. (s-a)
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
5-28
$1.05
5-31
9c
.
87%c
Tool
preferred
4.70%
Montecatini
5-28
Name of
5-31
6-15
+30c
.__
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Olympia Brewing (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Coal
Mathieson
Oliver Tyrone
5-31
6-15
Ben
Olin
5-15
6-12
6-12
10c
(quar.)
Chemical Co. (quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
Moore
1
30c
Monsanto
$7
6-
5-15
(quar.)—
preferred
Monarch
of
1
20c
preferred
(s-a)
5-14
1
__——.———
4.20%
Mohawk
of Rec.
6-15
10c
Okanagan Investments, Ltd.
1
Extra
3V2c/c
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
Holders
5c
__
6-
(quar.)
common
When
Payable
Co
6-12
preferred (quar.).——________—...—
Modine Mfg.
(quar.)
Industries,
Per
Share
Company
Sand
6-
5%
Mohasco
River
$1.38
—
common
5-31
6-12
Name of
Ohio
% %
$1.07%
__—__—
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Utilities,
5-31
(quar.)
—___—1~.
preferred
5.52 %
common
of Rec.
6-15
.
Holders
6-15
18c
.
Payable
$1.10
5'/2c
common
B
When
Share
"Name of Company
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,
.
-
I
Volume- 197
Number 6265
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2095)
Per
Name
Schwitzer
5'A%
Science
Scott
Corp.—
preferred
Share
Fetzer
A
(quar.)
Scott-LaSalle,
Ltd.
Scott
$4
M.j
Scovill
__
(s-a)
$5
Finance
$6.25
common
Land,
Seaboard
Searle
(G.
Shares
&
Cc.
1
Slieaffer
Steel
1
5-13
20c
6-10
5-23
7-10
6-20
shares
Class
B
Pacific
$2.44
_A__'.
Signal
Class
B
Signode
.
5%
Co.
Sterchi
5-10
Sterling
6-10
5-20
Sterling Drug
5-20
4-26
Sterling Precision
5-24
5-10
Stetson
7'Ac
5-31
5-27
5-
6
15c
5-27
5-
6
15c
__
5-27
5-6
(quar.)
51c
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
J 10c
(quar.)"
(T.
Ltd.
Co.,
Sinclair
Oil
new
Mines,
$2
(Howard)
preferred
Smith
Smith
Tools
Socony-Mobil
Soss
South
Texas
Southam
class A
61c
20c
6-T 1
5-10
5-31
5-15
6-11
5-28
7-
2
6-15
1
B
8-
7-15
Teck-Hughes
5-17
Television-Electronics
5-15
6-
5-
1
6-10
from
Edison
1
Television
Shares
5-10
Tennessee
5-17
Tennessee
Gas
6
5-23
Common
6-
4
5-14
4.10%
5-20
5-
9
8-
1
7-
2
5-20
5-
5-20
5-
6-10
5-20
4.72%
6.-10
5-
4.90%
31'Ac
___£
6
4.64%
(quar.).
$1.16
7-
1
6-
4.65%
7-1
•6-
5-31
4.92%
6-28
5-31
6-11
6-19
6-
5-31
4-15
5.24%
6-28
6-14
5.25%
7-
6-10
1
5
Texaco
preferred
preferred
preferred
Canada,
7-
1
6-10
Texaco,
25c
6-29
5-24
Texas
35c
6-29
5-24
Co.—
Eastern
4.50%
29%%
$1.28
6-
5-13
5'A%
6-
5-13
5.52%
5-13
5.60%
31'Ac
preferred
Increased
Stock
Gas
5-15
1
5-15
1
5-15
6-
1.
•
5-15
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)___
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
$1.32
_
_J_
(quar.)__.
£
Spencer
Gifts,
Sperry
Co.,
preferred
Rand
common
(quar.)
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
Si.15
8-
1
7-19
$1.1834
8-
1
7-19
Tidewater
8-
1
7-19
Til-lie
8-
1
7-19
Timken
$1.05
5c
$3.50
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.,
FOrgings
Standard
(75c
Fruit
&
quarterly
clears
Class
Milling
B
Motor
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Common
Stock
334%
Co.
of
A
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
7-10
6-15
7-
5-15
1
6-15
(quar.)
4%
5-31
1
5-
5-20
5-
5-15
40c
6-15
6-
1
5-31
Oil
Roller
(increased
class
A
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4'A%
share
(quar.)
Trans-World
Stock
.
3
5-15
5-10
Trans-World
5-10
Travelers
6-10
5-
Trenton
6-10
5-13
6-10
5-17
10%
6-24
5-17
Trinidad
of
common
6-28
Tropical
1
5-15
Tube
1
5-15
Tuboscope
6-
!_
30c
(s-a)—.
:
pfd.
(accum.)
1
5-15
20c
6-10
5-24
20c
6-10
5-24
45c
7-29
6-28,
$0.5156
7-19
7-5
Card
preferred
Truck
A
30c
27'Ac
pfd.
common
6-14
1
6-26
5-27
50c
6-10
5-10
(quar.)___
(quar.)___£_____
(quar.)
7-
5-31
$1.75
Inc.
5-20
5-
6-15
5-29
7'Ac
7-15
6-17
10-15
9-16
17'Ac
(quar.)_
25c
7'Ac
Lines,
5-29
5-17
3
5-15
:
.____
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)
25c
Corp.
(quar.)_____________
4'A% pfd. (quar.)
10c
6-
$1.06'A
6-15
7
Corp.
5-17
Forge
class
A
(quar.)
common
Mould
(quar.)
Scriver
(J.
B.)
7'Ac
5-31
5-10
50c
(quar.)!
Co.—v
preferred class
A
6-
1
5-15'"
$1.37'A
6-
1
5-15
35c
prior
6-
1
5-14 (
,
,
(quar.)_____
$1.25
Steel
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
Corporation
35c
A
1
Electric
Iron
&
Co.
$5c
.5-22
'
(initial
.
1
6-
l
5-10
6-
1
5-10
6-17
*6-
3
5-24
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
$4.80
preferred
(quar.)
__r
4-26
26c
6-20
6-
$1.01
6-20
6-
6
$1.03
preferred
.6-20
6-
6
$1.05
6-20
6-
6
6-20
6-1
6
$1.25
6-20
6-
6
$1
19c
6-15
15c
6-
5-24
4-30
5-24
4-30
Hot Springs,.
_1
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)_
Co
Vulcan Materials Co., common
(quar.)
6'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Vulcan
Manufacturing
Iron
6
$1.20
.
(quar.)
&
1
5-
15c,
$2
quar.)
$4.12
Mold
5A
6-
three-for-two
a
(quar.)_,
preferred
7-
5-10
15c
.
(quar.)_
preferred
$5
1
6-21
stock
common
common
6-
37'Ac
■
Power-
approved
•split of the
New
&
7-15
Vogt
3
1
6-15
6-
1
5-22
5-15
1
5-17
12'Ac
6-10
5-23
$1.56'A
6-20
6-
5c
6-15
5-24
Co
Wakefield Corp., common (quar:)___
5%' preferred (quar.)
Walgreen Company (quar.)__
Warner
5-31
6-
5-24
1
6-15
5
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
5-31
5-10
7-10
6-15
6-
6-10
Common
$4
$4.50
Washburn
5-14
5-15
Wayne
6-18
Stock
6r
5-15
2
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-
West
.
$1.12'A
5c
subject
May
1
5-15
(stock
dividend)
dividend)
(quar.)
J.)
7
Gas
Co.
Investment
5-31
5-31
5-
(quar.)_
Company
5-
3
6-
1
5%
Twin
5-24
4-26
6-15
6-
6-10
5-14
5-31
5-17
6-
(quar.)
5-15
7
4-16
J25c
5-31
5-17
27c
6-20
63,3Ac
59%c
8-31
8-
5
6-29
6-
3.
8-31
8-
5
7-31
7-
8-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
1-
1
6-14
6-14
5-23
Service
Co.,
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)___
Ltd.—
dep. receipts (final payment
approximately $0.70)_
Pacific
Ltd.
Products
5-15
Power
&
62'Ac
6-
3
5-15
Disc
27'AC
6-
1
5-10
A
*
—_.—_
(quar.)________———
A
1st &. 2nd preferred-(quar.)
Corp.,
Electric,
6%
6-
Pipe
.•
preferred
Brake
preferred
(George),
4'A%
equal
Oil
(quar.)_____
Air
Class
•
Crude
—
Gas—
(quar.)
preferred
Westihghouse
-
&
(initial)
Westgate-California
3.80%
3
:
17'Ac
3
5
Weston
6-
(quar.)
Co.
6-
7
5-13
1
17'Ac
Co.
1
$1.50
1
6-14
3
Electric, common
(quar.)________
preferred (quar.)
1
_!
Clutch
Gas
(s-a)-
Westinghouse
Tung-Sol
5-
36c
1
6-
4.75%
$3.25
1
6-
$2.55
5-15
16c
City Fourth Unit, Inc.—
preferred (accumulative)
5-
6-28
Cornmon
Tudor
$6
5-17
18c
6-14
Western
2
5-
10c
(quar.)
7-
22c
Seaboard RR:—
&
Gas
Lines,
4-11
5-3,1
6-10
lie
:
6
6-14
1
4.75%> preferred B (quar.)593Ac
$2.75 preferred (quar.)_____—___________
683Ac
5,44%
preferred
(quar.)___—,—_____—
*
68c
2
Development Co., Ltd.—
Ltd.!
5-
7-
6-20
to
5-21
45c
44c
6
7-26
7
30c
Amer.
6-
5%
(quar.
(quar.)
guaranteed
Western Holdings,
2%
..I.¬
5-
Corp.—
common
preferred
Western
(stock
5-20
4-25
15c
6%*
Co.—
Co.
5-10
1
1
$1.50
Western
:
—
6-
7-
12'Ac
Products
(quar.)___
Telephone Co., common (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)__:
A West Ohio
5-30
to
20
(quar.)_
6-
6-29
4.72%
6-
6-14
dividend)
stock for each
held
A
Chemical
$1.44
5-17
8
11c
;
Coast
Special
—
class
West Jersey
•
(quar.)
(H. R.)
A
6-10
5-
50c
dividend
Class
West
6-
Co.
Bros,
Weissberg
3
5-
7-
Weiss
5-10
5%
3
5-15
5-10
1
40c
6-
5-15
1
6-
29c
Washington Natural Gas (quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Mfg.
6-
Inc.—
capital gains
5-15
5c
—
25c
plus 32c from
5-15
20c
,
realized
5-24
$1.13
Fund,
income
3
6-
5-20
5-20
6-15
25c
Investors
3
6-18
6-15
6-10
45c
;
(quar.)
Mutual
investment
6-
5-31
6-15
6-30
$1
6-
i'20c
;—
(quar.)
Wire
from
8c
"net
.
6-30
17'Ac
Swasey Co. (quar.)
:
(S. D.) Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Warren
5
5-31
.
10c
25%
'
&
Washington
6-10
5-31
5-17
Co.—
(quar.)_
preferred
Warner
5-20
''50c
Clutch
&
5-20
6-10
6-12
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—-
6-14
10c
Brake
6-10
40c
(Increased)
dividend
5-24
6-
Electric
7'Ac
31'Ac
Stock
5-24
6-15
60c
(quar.)—i
(N.
Co.
■
5-24..
1
6-
Virginia
5%
Financial
*
6-10
$2
.
(quar.)
8%
Virginia
Amer. dep. rets.—
(A final payment of 4'A% free of Trinidad
West Indies Tax)
6-
(quar.)
&
Rubber
5-17
5-22
,.1:50c
$$1.12'A
(quar.)
stockholders
Petroleum
6-
common
5-31
6-14
Coal
.
<
3
5-27
Pipe
S.
i
5-31
6-14
30c
—
(N. Y.
Financial
Trust
7-15
___
7-
6-1.4
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
30c
(quar.)
5-16
5-
65c
(quar.)
6-
1
35c
i—
$25 preferred
of
Transamerica
40c
__A
6-
15c
1
30c
dividend
933Ac
.-..A
of
approval
6-10
65c
.,
$1.12'A
1
$4.04
Reg.
,
;
7
22'Ac
Pipeline (quar.)
Investing (stock
shares
65c
(quar.)__
pfd.
conv.
6-10
9
v5- 7; A
Corp.,
6-
$5c
(quar.) __:
(Los Angeles) —
!
Corp., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Transamerica Corp.—
45c
(quar.)
5-10'
5-31
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
Finance
50c
6-
5-31
7-
Co.—
.,..c-A'AA-AA,:
preferred (quar.)__—$1.06'A
preferred (quar.)
—,!.____'__A£____A' $1.14
4.25% preferred (quar.)
$1.06'A.
Tokheim Corp. __A
35c
Toledo Scale Corp.
(quar.)__—--A____£____
25c
Tractor Supply, class A (quar.)—;
22'Ac
100
183Ac
2'Ac
Diego)—
7-
Stockholders
6-14
4'A%
6-14
5-15
9c,
65c
Virginia
5-28
1
4.56%
7-
5-15
5-
2
15c
4%
quar.)
__—_.
Transcontinental
1
(San
(Oregon) (quar.)___
Foundry
(quar.)
Virginia
i
Toledo Edison
82'Ac
com.
Jersey)
5'A%
6-14
7-
$1
$1.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Bearing
Trans-Prairie
1
7-
20c
(quar.)
Oil (quar.)
Co.
5-20
6-
5-31
Is
$1.24
&
Lewis- Foods
5-10
6-
of
$1.31'A
,
(quar.)
1
5c
(final
Bank
$4.20
(quar.)
Quarterly
which
(quar.)
5-16
pence)
(initial)__•
Mines, Ltd. (initial)
1
Company, common (quar.)__
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
---
40c
Coal
5-28
1
1
6-15
7%
5-3
:
$1.35
(quar.)_
Traders
1
6-
3c
"adrs"
Vauze
3
.___
1
Standard-Thomson,
3
6-
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)—
Class B
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)—
Packaging Corp., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Standard Shares
3
5-
$1.67'A
Class B
(quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust
5-15
12'Ac
quar.)
Register Co.,
(quar.)
3
5-
1
(quar.)
5-31
6-15
$1.06'A
Vernon
3
5-20
6-
5-15
6-
Pictures,
3
common
preferred
One
$5.25
A
'__
A
5-
1
6-
5-
1
5c
(quar.)
1
6-
$1.40
■
5-
6-15
6-
Ohio—
(increased
preferred
Class
1
3
5-.1
50c
$6
California,
(New
Co.
preferred
Standard
plus
of Indiana
preferred
$1.20
pfd.
(quar.)
dividend
Standard
6%
of
Co.
25c
87'Ac
$1.60
class
Products,
Co.
56-
Steamship Co.—
(Del)
preferred
3
3
50c
(quar.)——
Standard
$3.30
_£____
(quar.)
(quar.)___
payment
!
arrears)
Standard
Corp.
$1.12'A
25c
(quar.)
Standard
$1.12%
37'Ac
.___
__
.
(quar.)__
common
Standard
6-
$1.38
.
—___
Inc.,
preferred
6-
1
7-
Vapor
6-14
8-
6-
6-15
6-
10c
Vanadium-Alloys
5-28
7-19
6-14
1
15c
50c
Playing
S.
5%
5-31*
1
1
6-
arrears)
(Chicago)
Co
Match
3
7-
8-
(quar.)
(Conn.)
5-
6-12
7-19
35c-
____________
Brands
1
6-14
7-19
33c
(quar.)
Water
Standard
6-
15c
1
$1.50
__
Stamford
3
3
10c
1
36c
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
Inc., common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Spindale Mills, common (quar.):
B
55-
1
Title Insurance & Trust
Spiegel,
Class
1
1
35c
1
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp.,
66-
$1.37'A
—
Glass Mfg.
(quar.)
Company
(increased quar.)
Industries,
common
(quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
Thompson Paper Box Ltd.
(quar.),
Thompson
Ramo-Wooldridge,
com.
(quar.)
8-
5-
S
S
Van
3
Thermogas
8-
6-3
of
(from net investment
Products,
& Iron/
preferred
Van Raalte Co. (quar.)
3
5-
Thatcher
8-
36c
1
of
$1.75
$5.50
5-14
27'Ac
r
(quar.)
5-14
6-
5-13
$1.40%
•
(quar.)
Chemical
5-
1
6-14
27'Ac
(quar.)__
par)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp., 67c preferred
1
6-
$1.10
_
States Telephone—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Spencer
4.20%
6-
6-
20c
$1.06'A
__
1
1
National Bank
3
30c
92'Ac
7-19
6-
7-
(quar.)
Valley
Valley
5-10
1
Instruments
97'Ac
Common
Sparton
5-
$1.25
$1.28'A
,
1
dividend
Pacific
$1.033A
._
Southwestern
$1.44
Industries,
Texas
1
$1.333/4
;
(quar.)
Texas
Texas
6r
$1.183A
(quar.)
2
20c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
4
6-10
6-1
Producing
5-31
1
(quar.)
Co.
Universal
4-30
6-
preferred
7-
5-31
.
6-
preferred
7-
$l.06'A
5-15
preferred
S.
Transmission Corp.—
Gulf
5-15
5-31
37'Ac
payment
America
common
Universal
7
$1.433A
5'A%
1
Lines
Class
7
6-
$1.45
$1.46'A
4.96%
Gypsum,
Universal^ Foods
6- 7
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
6-
1
Thomas
(quar.)
(quar.)_!
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.40%
7-15
1%
(quar.)_
($25
Gas
Common
6-15
10c
—
preferred
4.36%
1
6-
Texas
1%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
:
6-
6-
Service—
3.70%
5.62%
8-15
5-31
20c
:
4.15%
4.757c
5-15
9-15
6-26
Stock
!
3.90%
4.607c
6-15
25c
25c
Propane
dividend
4.40%
6.70%
Service—
;
Public
5-15
20c
(quar.)
Southwestern
Stcck
6-15
7-
6-
.
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
30c
quarterly
Southwestern
5.85%
37'Ac
A
(quar.)
dividend
5.80%
1
7
*7-1
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
preferred
6
6c
(quar.)
Electric
53A%
5-
5-31
25c
,
(quar.)
common
5-13
6-
6-14
70c
Railway
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_
57c
non-cumul.
preferred (quar.)
Southern States Cooperative,
Inc.. (annual)
$1
6-
40c
50c
:
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
Universal Insurance
7
6-
66-
6-28
27'Ac
Universal Container Corp.—
Class A (quar.)
7
6-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
1
7-1
t40c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
19c
1
$1.31
'
^
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.35%
77-
5c
15c
(quar.)
Lumber
U.
7
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Transmission,
25c
.
__
non-cumul.
Southwestern
5
6-
7
•
Ltd.
$0.2656'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-
1
"'7- 1
$1.25
$1.27'A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
!
5-31
1
7-
$1.23
£_!—-s
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.75%
$1.22'A
(quar.)_____
(increased quar.)
Inc.
7-
$1.18
£
preferred
(quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
5.12%
!
5%
6-25
25c
(quar.)
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
5-
22c
•
Chemical
Co.,
U. S. Steel Corp.,
7
(quar.)
7-
&
preferred
Envelope
S.
U.
7
6-
6
$1.06'A
i
!
9
5-
(quar.)
Laboratories
S.
U
7
9"
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
6-28
1%
preferred
Gas
6-7
1
S.
U
7
5%
preferred
7-
5-
5-21
6-
25c
Borax
S.
•
5'/a%
preferred
5
5-17
$1.02'A
5-15
6-14
5-21
(quar.)__
com.
;
National
U.
7
5
$1.20
6-
6-11
6-
(quar.)
S.
7%
6-.7
5
$1.50
6-21
1
6-28
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
U.
3
25c
Georgia Ry
5-
25c
&
5-31
9
$1.75
special of 2'A
a
U.
1
20c
(s-a)
5-
6-
5-
Southwest
5-15
1
5-
5%
1
5-31
5-
1
;
plus
Scientific
U.
3
3c
Co.
Molasses,
Id
4'A%
Inc.—
income
6-
5-15
Inc.—
States
U.
3
5-
1
5-31
Southern
6-
5-
T-
1
5-31
Company
$5c
1.
■
7-
25'Ac
Natural Gas Co.
6-
7-
26'Ac
Southern
6-
5-15'
Quarterly
8
$1.15
(quar.)__
Southern
16c
6-15
37'Ac
Dye Works, $4.25 pfd. (accum.)
United
5-15
5-
$1.12'A
10c
com.
6-14
5-28
6-14
(quar.)
com.
Co
Science Fund
United
U.
15c
30c
;
6-28
40c
:_
Corp.
income)
and
Transmission—
50c
dividend)
Funds
United
1
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
6-14
20c
Piece
United
5-15
(quar.)
15c
.
4'/4%
7-
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
47c
7-15
50c
preferred
preferred
5 7c
22'Ac
6-28
12'Ac
-•
(quar.)
Insurance
United
5-15
^
1
Quarterly
5-15
1
1
common
Illuminating
United
5-31
6-14
4.60%
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
California Water,
6-14
6-
7-19
e-
6-
30c
(quar.)
preferred A. (A quarterly
10r>ac and 4%c on account
5-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.08%
4.78%
5c
5%
8-15
;
5%
5-31
5-31.
7-19
United Industrial Co.-^-
5-10
6-28
17'Ac
(s-a)_
Fund
Management
Albama
6-13
6-
4.24%
Southern
5-31
7-19
7-19
8-15
-
___.
America
preferred
United-Greenfield
United
57c
8-15
8-15
$1.37'A
Improvement,
preferred
United
9-6
(initial)
Gas
4'A%
5-21
5c
3834c
(quar.)
California
6-15
10-21
Inc.,
convertible
6
$1.00
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foods,
60c
United
5- 3
5c
investment
60c
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
preferred
7
5-
40c
(quar.)
of
6-
5-29
io%
common
Co.
1
87'Ac
(quar.)
Engineering & Foundry,
7%
5-15
2'A%
div.)
quar.)
Gold Mines
Quarterly
7'Ac
(quar.)
Biscuit
United
5-10
16c
6-14
20c
common
6-10
4.50%
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Development (quar.)
Telephone,
(stk.
(quar.)
$50c
(quar.)
United
5-10
'.-6-10
$1.12'A
•
(quar.)
Corp.
6-
6-28
92'Ac
1
.__
Lines,
preferred
6-14
90c
25c
40c
Co.
Air
United
5-15
15c
Drill
Artists
5-24
5-31
37'Ac
-
(quar.)
dividend
United
,
5-24
7
6-7*
35c
Broadcasting
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Tasty Baking Co., class A (quar.)
6-15
Ltd.—
(stock
6-14
6-
•
York
(quar.)
Car
Twist
5'A%
5-15
25c
..
Taft
45c
Oil
Gas
1
12c
Tampax,
$28.35
Service
6-
Tank
United
5-10
50c
New
(Los
preferred
Stock
5-17
1
15c
Operating
30c
Inc..
6-12
5-17
(quar.)
$3'Ac
;
5-31
1
5-17
1
6-
45c
(quar.)
Symington Wayne (increased quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
Class
'
5-15
7-
Union
5-15
(quar.)
42'Ac
(quar.)
Propane
6-1
5-25
32c
Union
5-31
6-14
;
Supermarkets
1
7-19
5-13
5-10
$25c
(quar.)
Public
6-14
6-8
-
Swank, Inc. (stock dividend)
Swiss Chalet, Inc., 70c preferred
30c
Co.
Southeastern
!•
15c
6-26
5-10
5-27
•
(quar.)
5-15
5-10
6-10
12'Ac
5-15
6-10
5-20
37'Ac
Petroleum
(initial
Mining
6-14
10-18
4
V—Ordinary
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
-quar,)
Union Gas System
(quar.)____-
5-20
12'Ac
(quar.)
quarterly
Cable
1
8-1
11-1
6-14
Biscuits—
common
7-
6-
N
Bank
$4.00
4-26
6-1
12'Ac
25c
Ltd.
A
quar.)
1
6-10
5-15
6-1
25c
(quar.)
7
6-
50c
Corp.
New
62'Ac
$3.70
5-10
25c
(quar.)
common
30c
Mills,
pfd.
6-
2%
(initial quar.)
A
International
Sunshine
62'Ac
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
Angeles) (quar,)_________
Union Bag-Camp Paper
(quar.)___
Union Carbide Corp.
(quar.)___
Union Electric, new com.
(initial quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar,)
5-17
3 ;
6-
7-
6-
20c
5-31
483Ac
pfd.
7.-29
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Southeastern
5.60%
6-13
4%
(s-a)
International,
Company,
Southern
6-10
Increased
37'Ac
Street
77c
Union
1
12'Ac
(quar.)
$22'Ac
Paper
Oil
Southeastern
1
6-28
$15c
Manufacturing Co.
Penn
7-
62'Ac
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp., $1.25 preferred
"$1.55
preferred
(quar.)
South
Sunset
Sunshine
_
(s-a)
Investment
Snap-On
5-15
5-15
Holders
Payable of Rec.'
shares.
Unilever
Sunset House Distributing Corp.—
6-10
preferred
Salle
Inc.
(quar.)£____;
17'Ac
Corporation ; (quar.25c
Udylite
7
34%c
(quar.)
Stowe-Woodward, Inc. (quar.)
Sun
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Sunray DX Oil Co. (quar.)
1
La
UARACO,
-
5c
$12'Ac
$$1.31'A
._
Foods
5-31
40c
(quar.)
Industries
1
\
.
—
B
6-
6c
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
Smith-Douglass Co.
(quar.)
Smith
5-24
%
:
:
B
Superior
common
common
Ltd.
6-17
class
Broadcasting,
Class
15c
(quar.)
Singer Mfg.,
Siscoe
Ltd.
Class
Storer
7-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Simpsons-Sears,
5-15
5-15
1
5-
(quar.)
5%
Co., 8%
(increased
Mfg.,
convertible
South
Quarterly
6-14
1
split——1
Corp.,
B.)
Stewart-Warner
$1
$12''Ac
A__
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Simonds Saw & Steel
Simpsons,
5-27
6-14
6-
2
6-
(increased quar.)
(John
15c
.
(quar.)
S.) &
6-10
6-
6-29
7-
Stores, Inc.1 (quar.)
Aluminum Products (quar.).
stock
1
15c
Bros.
Stouffer
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (stock dividend)
Simms
;
Still-Man
.
Company
5-17
Co.—
Strapping,
5-10
87'Ac
-•
:
..
5-15
Siltronics,
Simmons
.
1
(quar.)
Steel
6-
quar.)
6-
(from net
preferred series A (quar.)
Instruments (stocK dividend)
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Sigma
Sigma
A
(initial
6-15
37'Ac
_
Brewing
Power
Co.—
&
common
/50c
(quar.)
Rainier
5-24
J12'Ac
Stephenson Finance, common
5'A% preferred (quar.)
_
preferred
6-15
_____
Steinbergs, Ltd., class A (increased)
5'A%
preferred A (quar.)_____
!
Three-for-one
.
Sierra
New
:
6-20
Ltd._:
4%
37'Ac
(quar.)
5-23
(year-end)_
Co.,
5-24
30c
(increased).-
33Ac
Shop & Save (1957), Ltd. (s-a)__
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
Sicks*
Stein Hall
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
6-20
15c
Mines,
Sherwin-Williams
Bros.,
Parts
7-10
Sheller
Sherritt-Gordon
5-24
6-15
(quar.)
common
25c
Manufacturing (quar.)
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
6-15
$1.50
208
When
Share
Corp.—
1
25c
;
6-10
—'
(quar.)
A.) Pen, class A
(quar.)
Transport & Trading—
6-
___________
7-10
income)
York
6-
_____
preferred
Stedman
B
New
3'A%
5-17
annual)
Inc.
6-15
Company
Industries
Corp.—
30c
(W.
Class
Shell
5-17
5-23
quar.)
(quar.)
9
15c
20c
(quar.)
in American Industry,
5-
___
$1.56'A
(initial
6-29
5-24
Twin
6-29
7-15
30c
(quar.)
Chemical,
$1.18%
Y.)
7-15
$20c
'
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Stauffer
7-12
Per
Name of
6-29
25c
(quar.)
B
1
7-15
$40c
& Finance
A
Class
6%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$30c
(quar.)
$1.25
Industries
investment
Class
5-10
1
(resumed)
(initial
D.)
Season-All
(s-a)
—
7-12
6-28
Power
Corp.
(quar.)__
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—
common
5-10
1
When
Share
A
(s-a)
Warner
6-10
6-
Sealed
New
6-10
class
Extra
8-
6-
(quar.)
common
class A
(N.
State Loan
$25c
(quar.)
Co.
Surety
5-15
15c
(quar.)
Seaboard
1
6-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
5-24
Star Market
8-
_
Corp.,
preferred
Seaboard
Stanley
1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5-20
B
85c
(quar.)
S4.75
6-14
6-
6-14
5c
r
(quar.)
Seaboard
6-28
91'Ac
Co.,
preferred
7-18
8-
20c
:____
A
Gems, Inc.
Scythes & Co. Ltd
1
$7'Ac
(quar.)_
Screen
Class
Company
Ltd.,
_______
—
Manufacturing
3.65%
Per
Name of
13c
17c
,
Paper,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Holders
10c
(annual)
(quar.)
& Sons
(O.
$3.40
27'Ac
_
(monthly)
Foresman & Co.
Scott
When
Payable of Rec.
Stanfield,
Research Associates
&
Scott,
of Company
55
B
B
5%
(s-a)__
$1.75
____
pfd.
35c
(quar.)
common
class
(increased).—;—:
A
30c
95c
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
7-
1
6-11
tlOc
t$1.12'A
$$1.50
7-
1
6-11
6-
1
5-15
6-1
5-15
(increased)
:
.
(quar.)_.
(quar.)___—
8
+10c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
59c
5-13
1—
_A
>
56
(2096)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
-
Weyerhaeuser
Whirlpool
4lA%
White
Company
Corp.,
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
(quar.)
30c
.—
preferred
(quar.)
Whitney Blake
(quar.)__
6-10
6-
7-
Corp.
Wilcox
Oil
10c
Stock dividend
Quarterly
1
I—
Bros.
Williams
Wilson
&
Co.
Co.
5-
8-22
6-10
8-
1
7-
11-
1
10-
Stores
4
17V2C
(monthly)
5-21
2
5-
Winter
& Hirsch,
Wisconsin
6%
Fuel
Co.
Light Co.
Public
Wolverine
(quar.)____
1
4-25
issued
$1.50
7-31
7-15
1961,
6-
5-15
Service,
(quar.)_.
15c
—
i
Aluminum '.(quar.)—
Conversion
Co.
7-
5c
_
7-
6-20
75c
—
1
5-31
6-14
7-
1
6-14
t$i.37y2
6-
1
5-15
(s-a),.
10c
5-27
Governor
Co.
(quar.)
50c
6-
4
Iron
(quar.)—
6% preferred—
40c
6-
8
Woolworth
(F.' W.)
(Semi-annual
income
,
payment
tax
of
equal
3%
to
$0,041
Per
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
(increased
Co.
Class B (quar.)_
(Wm.) Jr.
Monthly _i
70c
quar.)_
5 Vac
Co.
Co.
———
6-14
1
1
25c
8-
1
Chemical
(quar.)
Worsted
i
1
6^
1
—V.
Corp.
(quar.)—.
6-10
7-
6-
Batteries
1
Net
7
(quar.)—
10c
6-15
Youthcraft
Sheet
&
Creations,
class
A
(quar.)—
9-15
6-15
5-15
I2V2C
5-28
7-10
Radio
Zenith
(quar.)
Co-Operative
Quarterly
25c
6-11
6-
■.
Extra
♦
—_
1——
Zion's
Mercantile
i
40c
5-25
40c
———————
5-25
for
this
stock
first
dividend
quarter
meeting
specialties
that
of
were
1962.
are
1461.
p.
shares,
months
decline
the
speak
revenue
197,
in
in
is
from
told.
Income
average
and
published
date
incorrect.
was
the
at
$67,644,000
Mr.
Dart
corrected
income
of
the
1963
4,282,599
'540
759,506 '
earnings
above
the
and
Investment News
compact
companion
unit
to
the
dial
of
Red Owl
Sales,
and
the
were
and
for
in
all
Snyder's
the
in
year
the
fiscal
Drug
were
.ended
year
$293,943,421,
preceding
categories
March
2,
1963
Stores
The
year.
7.5%
up
increase
•
due
was
operations,
sales
for
the
was
well
as
to
months
of
the
as
11
the
to
addition
in
fiscal
Consolidated
share,
net
earnings
against
This
year's
were
$2,373,603
or
share
per
year.
pen
or
typewriter.
can
be
inserted
$2,652,918,
$1.69
figure
year ended Feb. 27,
I960,
The
the
year-end amounte'd to,
equalled
number
1,498,106,
year
earlier,
increase
adjusting
earnings
Chicago division,
the
Directors
fourth
Mr.
on
Bell
two-for-one
March
22,
as
the
1963
cash
result
a
of
This
basis.
split
to
report
the
stated.
annual
an
for" a'
achieved
was
increased
quarter
year,
share,
a
after
in
of
the
holders
A
compared
set
in
other
a
dividend
the
rate
improved
same
record
on
; 1.2.5%
earnings
rate
a
time,
stock
common
by
of
the
by
the
Rochester
Telephone, ""the
the
faster
per
1963.—V.
than
shift
manual
Operating
Net
carrier
Net
1963
revenues—Net
extraordinary
Net
other
Net
income
income
Mr.
162 411
549,656
income
486 338
2,370
income
Earnings
Net
279,452
259 670
_'
sales
an
for
of
based
on
267,278
said
to
$60,000,000,
of
the
Mr.
for
$.335
—
reach
income per share
p. 1358.
the
on
full
$ 335
of
America.
$ 308
that
1963
year
1963
said
From'this
Acquisition—
of
both
companies
have
1963,
approved
/•nnftcfi stock of Central
?fn^eli?noe ft0,cko*wili be exchan&ed
Standard.
capital
.nc>meeting of Raliance
anrt
l9W>
,bPon
tbeir
£aro^,e
Standaid capital stock
that
a
approval,
to
st°ck
Reliance
for
stockholders
will
each
who
1.9
Boards
proposal
for
Stockholders has been
the
the
gives
Aronson
Ratch, President of Reliance
Insurance Company and
Alfied MacArthur,
President of Central
Standard Life Insurance
Company, jointly announced on
May
10,
manager of
is
not
only
dialer
of
personal
virtually
customer
make¬
or
St.
or
to
of
whereby
outstanding
said,
struction
expected
.
profits
we
for
need
us
and
to
for
the
for
forecast
of
the
full
year
of
than
last
Mr.
show
meet
annual
first
six
1963
are
esti¬
year's
record
amount, he
higher
increase
generated
depreciation
for
our
offer
for
one
June
share
24
sales
of
shares
of
Central
hold less than
15,000
(Will) Ross,
The. company
last
two
plan
to
soon
as
that
profits
said
at
least
the
same
the
need
for
additional
percentage
that
Orlite
Israeli
sales
companies.
The
shareholders at
the
Rusco
a
spe¬
possible.
Rusco Board
both
companies
agreements
Engineering
patents
based
would
RDI
upon
announce¬
continue close
in
regard
to
particularly
Co.
in Ness
Ziona,
•
Corp.—Earnings-—
.
1963
.
1962 '
$53,561
201,660
$175,050
$182,466
130,270
from
railway operations
operating
deficit-
$19,194
228,611
._
182,703
Ry.—Earnings1963
revenue
St. Louis,
1962
$29,114,513
expenses—
$28,911,732
22,584,939
23,405,758
$6,529,574
$5,505,974
3,091,259
2,518,50i
—
San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings-
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
Railway
197,
%
revenue
from railway operations——
railway operating income
i.
197, p. 761.
—V.
Israel,
processes.—V.
s
761.
p.
1963
operating revenue—.operating ^expenses
Net
Net
said,
of
over
should
the
an
existing long-term debt of
a five-year bans
loan
banks.
$5,000,000 in new funds," Mr.
next
from
revenue
railway
—V.
197,
1962
$1,167,282
735,650
$1,290,573
$431,632
$477,045
91,630
99,089
813,528
railway
operations
income
operating
.
661.
p.
St Louis
Southwestern
Ry.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
1963
operating revenue!
operating expenses—------
Railway
—.—
revenue
from railway operations
railway, operating income—
Net
*
Net
—v.. 197,
761.
p.
.
1962
$19,057,362 $18,365,387
10,856,954
10,597,403
.
$8,200,408
$7,767,984
3,238,094
3,698,825
..
St. Regis Paper Co.—Net
The
expects
company
"William
R.
Adams,
1963
Slightly Lower—
to
President,
be
told
a
moderately better year,
stockholders
at
tbe annual
meeting.
The
Mr.
first
quarter was not quite what the company had hoped,
said, what with strikes of various kinds across the
industries, the almost nationwide severe winter,
Adams
country
and
in
the
uncertainties
Regis
the
several
sales
first
were
concerning the administration's tax program,
slightly from $139,100,000 to $142,700,000
Earnings were down slightly at 35 cents a
up
quarter.
against 37 cents
Prices
those
in
of
actual
a
last
of
at
year.
the
ago
some
year
movement
of
company's major product lines were below
time, M'r. Adams pointed out, but the
prices in the industry seemed to reflect the
this
improving market conditions. He cited recent increases
grocery
bags and sacks, kraft paper; and
tainers
on
the West Coast. The latest week
for
available
are
at
96.2%
showed
the
and
paper
paperboard
with 95.1%
in
of
capacity compared
week of 1962, he said.
Exports continue to grow as
the
rising
in
sulphate
corrugated
which
con¬
statistics
industry
operating
corresponding
the
standard
of
living
in
parts of the world requires more paper, Mr. Adams said.
Regis exports to every one of the Continents
and
to
every
country in Europe.
Last year, he stated, the company's exports
again rose and this time by 20%
over
the previous year.
With
many
North America
funds
two
adequately
years
from
new
con¬
the
cash
retained
provide
the. total cash'
expansion plans to meet production
requirements
expected in the future."—V. 197,
p.
1834.
it
reserves,
the only
is
expected
in
area
that
the free world with
this
part
of
the
adequate timber
business
concluded
negotiations
to
acquire
Badger
Laboratories, Inc., it was announced by Robinson
Bosworth, Jr.,
President of Will Ross.
Badger Laboratories of
Jackson, Wisconsin,
will,
take
increasing
on
capita
and
use
it
is
i46i.
importance over the years.
Western Europe's per
of paper is only about 25% of that of
the United States
growing and will continue to grow rapidly.—V, 197,
p.
1
„
San Diego
&
Net
y
31—."
operating
revenue
operating
expenses——_____i
——
'from railway operations
operating income——
revenue
railway
y
..
Arizona Eastern Railway
First Quarter Ended March
Railway
Railway
.
•
.
;
■
%
Co.—Earns.
1963
1962
$765,497
$747,866
289,237
,315,042
$476,260
$432,824
144,107
128,903
■
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
has
Rusco's
year.
as
Net
Net
Net
called
Equipment
desirable addi¬
St.
Aronson
15-year loan
Insurance
Co.
of
net
Sleeping
very
diversification.
pulp,
$24,500,000, an
$22,661,508 in the first
greater
10%-
\
of
"which are now available
primarily for
equipment. This amount when.added to
be
and
a
the
of
this
working
operating
operating
Railway
share
estimate
sales
forecast,
should
that
$3,388,000
Louis-San Francisco
Railway
St.
.
": V 1v-'\i•:../■■
sales
over
sales
sales
a
of
any
$3,400,000 had. been repaid to Prudential.
Also
of $2,000,000 had. been
repaid to various
"This
Reliance Insurance
Co.—Proposed
or
growth, Ronson recently obtained an unsecured
$10,400,000 at 5.y2.%
from
the
Prudential
$ 027
II
;j
_
magnetic
time.
drawer
$54,675,516.
Aronson
$ 2si
income,
any
"
profit
half
approximately 8%
Aronson
submit
stated
and
deficit
197,
increase
this
first
a
to
further
railway
and
same
'
directors
need
increase.
291,120
the
at
desk
a
automatic
last year.
Based
__!_
___
extraordinary
197,
18^546
per
Total net
—V,
of
Mr.
526 948
______
—__.i:
share;
ordinary
income
Net
increase
half
8,621
552,026
was
provide
First Quarter Ended March 31—
magnetic
company's
that
Institutional
program
to
shareholders
subsidiary,
Net
pencil,
in profits of 15%
for the
period last year, Louis V. Aronshareholders
at
the
told
said
amounted
managements
of
owns
Railway
the
on
deleted
in
xy'
Aronson
mated
Income taxes—estimated
Special tax credits-
by
removed
on
1943.
meeting.
31 989
taxes
easily
Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
President,
months
——
________
Net
II,
son
879,115
__
before
1962
$1,527 864
1,316,096
income
directory
is
recorded
or
stored
further
no
p.
134,168
■
but
more
important, it
frustrating dialing errors. The
company anticipates
half of 1963 over the
227,358
operating
197,
The
first
$2,093,110
—
—
Magicall
:•
dialing,,
directories.—V.
the
—V.
for
Redwing Carriers,
Inc.—Quarterly Report-
Operating expenses.
Depreciation expense
V.'xV
197,
Ronson
Period Ended March 31—
■
cartridge
Magicall
eliminates time-consuming,
with Magicall service has
approved
distribution
on
15,
:
■
spot.
cents
1,375,841
$6,836,000.
voted
Net
for
be
can
during
90
Board
a
March
in
and
would
Rusco's
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenue—
Railway operating expenses
access
Ferini Electronic,
Corp. reports that Magicall has been
approved
by the Bell Telephone Laboratories-and will soon
be market tested
by the Bell System.
According to Justin M. Williams, customer relations
stock
split.
The
operating losses of
the
convenient
box
Frames
for
Rutland Railway
standard
$5
Magicall and
added, changed
be
dial
15,974
,
1,491,258
1461.
an
unit." After the name and number
the directory, the dial box is
attached and
on
16,391
*
,
f
for calls to distant
cities, etc.
400-name directory cart¬
installation
and
$4 a
month.
650 and 950-name
capacities, and
the
directory
into
can
compact
calls,
"memory
typed
dialed
Numbers
The
at
1,404,266
or
number
handles local
any standard typewriter.
dial box is used to insert
numbers
Magicall's
written
the
tape.
the
outstanding
with
two-for-one
despite
.
record
shares
$1.77
preceding
in
—128,873
interests
codes
area
The
It
in
detachable
are
to
the
in
said.
the
of
the
of
established
At
amounting
share
per
call.
any
Directory cartridges also come in
cost slightly more.
Listings may be entered on the
tape
per
dial
can
extensions,
progress of the Agency
volume of 10.4%, the
report
continued
increase
-
year.
office
The Magicall.
service, with
ridge,
costs
the "customer
sales
over
Magicall unit
127,280
6,364
118,014.
6,496
Koppelman of RDI and Mr. Miller made the joiht
and
which
.
The
codes,
137,049
140,431
licensees
sales
in
also
Rusco's
proper
,
of
Particularly noteworthy
Division, which had an
said.
the
the
Bed
line
were
meeting
ment
listing appears in the window, the user lifts his
receiver, presses the Magicall button and
talks/ Dialing is com¬
pleted automatically in about
50% less time than it takes to dial1
most calls
manually.
•..%
.
/
'
•
for
$279,055,329
of
When
\
Stores, Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
earnings
sales
gains
-V'
L.
shareholders.
of
-A
760.
p.
60,010
"
Industries, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
coordination
dialing instrument that dials
any
telephone
number
accurately and automatically.
Magicall unit, only 5Va by 9V2
inches, is located on the desk
or
table adjacent to the
telephone. An alphabetical
directory with
listings of personal, business and
emergency numbers is visible
through a window on the face of the
unit.
This
directory is
designed like a "scroll" with
spools on top and bottom. The direc¬
tory is moved, up and down, from A
to Z,
either by a manual
selector wheel or
by a faster, motor-driven selector.
highest in the company's history, Ford Bell,
Chairman,
Bergerud, President, said in the annual
report to
Alf
Net
197,
minority
674,811
61,166
•
will
Edward
The
program.
Reading & Bates, in December, 1962, acquired the re¬
maining 51% of the common stock of Reading & Bates
Exploration
Co.
and
Reading & Bates Drilling Co.—V. 197, p. 760.
_-
to
373,388
703,388
*
the same special
meeting of the
of Directors, it
agreed that the merger negotiations with Raymond
Development
Industries* of Huntington Park, Calif., would
be discontinued.
Mr.
quickly,
Continued from page 12
437,895
At
promising
telephone, Magicall'is
electronic
"
was
manufactured
A
purchases
expenses—
13,
Harvard
change
new
to
the
telephone
Magicall made its world debut on
May 14, when it was
by Rochester Telephone. The new
product was developed
by Rerini Electronic Corp.
industry.
unveiled
and
adminis.
.
product
Board
Rochester Telephone customers
may now dial any telephone num-1
by simply pressing a button!
"Magicall," an automatic dialing
instrument, is a dramatic new
telephone service—new to the
public and
General Corporation and
products, including
1349.
p.
year
cial
Rochester Telephone Corp.—New
Automatic Dial¬
ing System—
tax.
22,394
1,510,009
acquire Harvard by issuance of 550,000 shares of Rusco
common stock.
At the present time there are
approximately 1,400,000 shares of Rusco stock issued.
Messrs.
Miller and Roche announced
that
there
would
be
no
p.
tax.
and
international
Rusco
1358.
p.
1,487,615
Roche,
famous
1963
197,
533,842
i
27,569
companies—:
income
on
May
tional
662
14%—
14%
were
1962.
products.—V.
and
contracts
income
E.
last
Inc.—Sales, Net Up
number
new
income-
and
196,
with
$2 165 926
the
to
other
an
preferred stock .'of
in 1963 and $48,000
in 1962, per share
earnings applicable
company's common stock for the first
quarter 1963 were
against 29 cents for the same
period last year.
The. company
dedicated
a
$2 million ■ research
laboratory -last
February and researchers are at work on a
..
simi¬
1963, L. V. Miller, President of Rusco Industries, and
President of Harvard Manufacturing Co., announced
agreement whereby Rusco Industries would
acquire Harvard.
Mr. Miller stated that the acquisition was
approved by the Rusco
Board of Directors at a special
meeting held in Cleveland on May 12,
1963.
Mr. Miller added that the
acquisition of the makers of the
M.
1962
$6 448 525
$2,092,266
761.
payment
oil
selling
Rusco
year."
ber
'-Deficit.—V.
crude
applicable
Net
—V.
cents,
leads
The
and
said
$16,000
Non¬
source.
duties
$2,021,457
on
.
35
excise
and
supply
Taxation
sales were
$11,106,071 and net
$1,371,388.
For
the
same
period
last
year,
sales
were
$9,703,742 and net income was
$1,194,663.
After deducting dividends
paid on now-retired
5-15
a
1961
$2,179,657
exploration incl. dry holes—
Depreciation, depletion and amortization—
Interest on long-term debt
operations.
$6,274,559
4,182,291
——
from
for
is
Report—
575,537
associated
Research
On
first-quarter
De¬
Wisconsin,
1,631,689
Operating,
attributable
retail
themselves,"
expenses——
Robins Co.,
taxes,
interest
special
addi¬
were
1963,
against
sales
_____
p.
expand
1962
income
.
railway operations,
operating income
railway
'
:
levies
Purchased
market¬
the
of
optimistic about the balance
revenue—__
operating
sales
Dividend,
ethical
-yy
operating
Milwaukee,
.
company's
for
to
Development
operation.
Group—Quarterly
1962.
$65,742,000,
The
of
results
in
plans
and
and
in
was
its
stockholders
4,666,587
three
period in
year
headquarters
company's
cents.
income
dividend.
and/or record date is indicated here.
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
15% Canadian nonresident
Jamaica
quarter
comparable period
Tne company's
7
5-15
date
Less
current
operating
to
closed
not
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
a Less
British
income tax.
x
46
3%
its
Badger
1,604,120
has
Institution
—
'
Previously
the
.
Transfer books
y
same
This
5-31
6-28
—.
the
with
Research
the
or
Richmond, Va., ethical pharmaceutical
manufacturing firm,
reported record consolidated
sales and earnings for the
first
quarter of 1963.
Both sales
and
6-10
25c
Jewelry (quar.)————
Zeigler Coal & Coke (quar.)
the
(A. II.)
5-14
15c
Zale
in
keeping
expanding
primarily
the
(000's Omitted)
and
Less:
annual
$1,613,000,
world
ethical
with
in
company's
in
Dutch/Shell
Harvard's
8-31
$1.25
(quar.j"_—
Tube
the
Sales
cents
5-31
10c
Youngstown
for
5-15
25c
Railway
Railway
5-24
5-29
at
were
First Quarter Ended March
31—•
—V.
Yocam
of
parent
manufacturer
Royal
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Ry.—Earns.
y 5-10
30c
—_i„—
line
facilities
assist
Ross,
specialties,
and diversifies
Earn.
56
or
manufacturing and
Toppin will continue selling its own
line
first
197,
Net
Xerox
expanding
quarter
to stockholders. "We
5-10
10c
—
(quar.)
Riker's
first
7-19
6-
1962
the
earnings are based on
outstanding during the first
the
6-19
20c
(quar,)——
at
5-20
7-
in
previous
were
share
"The
5-31
6-
10c
Wyandotte
Wyandotte
1
25c
(monthly)
;V
Wurlitzer
5-
1
highest
earnings
announced
largely to the reorganization
3
25c
—
Wrigley
6-
5-
$2,609,000,
told stockholders
period
adjustment
also
Riker
for
in
6-11
record
a
share
4,657,789 shares
British
share)
Der
of
the
to
number
approximately
*
per
Sales
less
Co.—Reports Record
President,
The
chemical
Period Ended March 31—
reached
after
and
distributor of supplies and
equipment
"for hospitals and nursing homes.
White Knight Manufacturing
Co.,
a wholly-owned
subsidiary located in Ozark, Alabama, manufactures
hospital garments and accessories.—V.
193, p. 2826.
the
comparable
1963.
company
part
tion
5-13
Co.
8,
ing organization,
5-21
Woodward
the
share
per
when
As
5-17
Woodward
Will
1905, and writes
non-participating
life insurance as welb as accident
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
field.
The
will
national
yy
5-31
15c
vertically.
partment
drug subsidiary, Riker
Laboratories, has expanded its facilities in
Australia through acquisition of R.
D. Toppin & Sons
(Pty) Ltd.,
pharmaceutical and proprietary firm at
Thornleigh, New South
Wales.'No price was disclosed.
6-10
.
for
March
The
5-31
v
1
6-14
;
15c
—
Wood
7-11
37V2c
common
Enterprises, class A (quar.)—
(John)
Co.—
(G. H.), Ltd., 5%% preferred (quar.)
Wood
cents
6-
Wometco
Wood
35
50c
(quar.)—
earnings
pharmaceuticals
medical
lar
Earnings
5-20
1
quarter
meeting.
7
1
90c
At
share, Justin Dart,
6-
(quar.)—
&
Wisconsin
Wiser
Oil
First
per
35c
Power, com.
(quar.)—
preferred
Wisconsin
preferred (quar.)
insurance,,
.
acquisition of Badger increases
manufacturing
nearly
150 years,
has
writes nearly all forms of
United
States, Canada and 82
Central Standard Life,
headquartered
World.
the
The
for
and
the
Rexall Drug & Chemical
5-15
6-
health
—-————
Electric
preferred
3.60%
7%
Inc.,
5-31
6-22
institution
$315,000,000
Free
manufactures
for
holding
in
6
8c
8c
the
stockholders
-
except life throughout
of
those
end
of
1962,' they had a total of
life insurance in force,
assets
of $115,651,812
and
a
policyholders' surplus of $20,506,540. Central
Standard does business
30 states, plus the District of
Columbia.—V. 197, p. 1638.
5
—
than
newly created Reliance
value will be offered for
to
—-
Philadelphia
more
of
par
$337,000,000
5-15
40c
(quar.)
and
5-24
6-1
40c
.—;r
a'.
shares.
share
$50
stock
a
Chicago, was established in
ordinary, industrial and group
6-10
40c
62V2C
(quar.)—
of
countries
7-31
6-20
...
15,000
One
with
Standard
in
2
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros. Apparel
Winn-Dixie
5-31
15c
Common
Winkel
5-
6-28
Standard.
stock
Central
of
Reliance,
3
6-
of
insurance
5-15
5-22
2 V2 %
——-
—
Bros., 5%
pfd. (s-a)
& Company, common
Wilson
6-10
18 %c
—
,
Williams
6-14
15C
—-—
excess
assets
7
25c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—
Central
common
shares
in
6-24
1
of
A
19
5-10
6-21
$1.3114
15c
Wickes
class
5-10
85c
(quar.)
common
5'A %
shares
5-15
6-10
-
3
50c
(quar.)
Motor
6-
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Co.,
When
Share
Name of Company
.
.
San
Diego Imperial Corp.—Bonds Sold
Privately—
On May 15, 1963, it was
reported that $7,000,000 of
this
firm's
5V2%
10-year
collateral
trust
bonds
had
Volume
197
Number 6265
.
been sold privately to 14 institutional investors, in¬
cluding Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.
The sale was arranged by White, Weld & Co., New
Silicon
'Year
loans,
will
be
the
augment
other
used
retire
to
capital
subsidiaries,
p. 1884.
of
corporate purposes.—V.
income
Special
000,
fopringfield, 111.
or
cents
d
non-recurring
increased
While
share,
a
net
costs
to
of
related
in
$546,000
to
facturing .losses
from
electronic
in
the
the
components increased,
and
apparatus
meter.business
products"
South
new
and
facilities
Carolina
contribution
a
anticipated.—V.
are
Savannah & Atlanta
Railway
fNet>-
'
.
have
197,
761.
p.
:
i
Seaboard Air Line
Operating
—V.
.
railway
—v.
197,
961..
,
i 217,391
-
"
y
"
Y
' Y " "
Y '
.
'
.
,
J
„
\Y Y
/
...:
"
Earnings
Singer
of. 1962.:
.12 Viincrease".
a
Sales"»for
•
the
improvement in
product line with
;
sales
in
earnings
Name Change
First
quarter earnings will be approximately 13.5% higher than
previous ■ record set in 1962, shareowners were told at the
company's annual meeting.
;
'
;";
Austin T. Cushman, Chairman, said earnings for the period are
On
the
estimated
at
million
$36:2
42
cents
or
ended
months
per
April
48
or
share last
1963
30,
per
share
against $31.9
Final figures for the three
to be
available for
the end of this month, he said.previously,'. Sears gross sales for the quarter were
up
11.6%. to a record high of $1,116,000,000. Mr. Cushman noted
that, in 1945, the company's total annual sales were $1,045,000,000.
"When we were looking ahead in late 1962," he pointed but, "we
announcement
Quarter Ended March
First
operating
operating
Railway
expected
States
Railway
near
3.88
•—
estimated
of
basis
the
of
improvement
an
results
the
too
conservative.
an
increase
of
It
date,
to
I
6%.
to
5
in
sales
would
that
seems
now
from
3%
call
that
be
forecast,
able
of
should
we
This
*
course,
;•
%...
Scionics
O
of
;
y
electronic,
Southwest
Pacific
of
Southern Pacific
John R. Thome.
President
chambers
for
missile
arid
space,
by
temperature testing
the temperature
precision
components
and
will
be
tation
seal
hermetic
card
ture
of
ceramic
and a line of microfilm
joint venture with Xerox
capacitors,
equipment in a
New York.
•'
making
Rochester,
'•
last
year
the
in
musical
first
1963
first
The
31% increase in
by this Elkhart,
a
reported
were
educational
The
showing
instruments.
sales
quarter
Railway
^ ;
Net
of
quarter
from $1,268,500
1962.'
•
primarily in the Bundy, Signet, Bach and
Selmer
(Paris)
instruments,
although
1963
figures also
reflect
the
addition
of
sales
of
Buescher
instruments
during February
and
March.
The
Buescher
name
and
assets
were
purchased by
Selmer for cash on Feb. 1.
%
gain in sales
Net
earnings
Jack
President
this
ter
1962.-
year
to
—V.
last
cents
7.7
with
Along
197,
Net
for
earnings
operationsincome
: :
„
$17,679,411 $20,052,840
Net
Net
197,
gain
in sales, Mr. Feddersen said
running well ahead of last year.
railway
from
revenue
operating
railway
Quarter Ended March
!
operating
—
(loss)-/./.——
1052.
p.
Sheiler
$2,892,000
$1,658,000
(101,000)
101,000
814,001
$0.12
/
share
per
$0.12
:
:
market
Net
Net
98
or
by
the
for
March
cents
For
exceeded
he
22.6%,
first
after
six
those
the
for
previous
fiscal
stated.
months
the
share,
March,
for
taxes,
$1,149,197
per
197,
Inc.—Qtrly. Report
March
31—
1263.
p.
will
listed
be
SMPA.—V.
A capital stock of the corporation
the American Stock Exchange under the symbol
on
197,
the
23,
May
class
1993.
p.,
••
;
of
fiscal
1963
amounted
and
the
was
months
six
equivalent
to
March
ended
$1.20
per
share
Railway
Ended March 31—
operating revenue.
Railway
operating
1963
quarter,
sales
$13,197,087
were
Net
197,
p.
on
all-time
An
earnings
1963,
Net
were
Mark
J.
profit for the first quarter was $6,622,000, against $6,371,000
first
1962
quarter.
Current earnings were equivalent to
83
cents per common share, up from 80
March 31,
1962. ■ . •. y, '•(v
months
of
Profit
1962.
before
.
Net
V
compared
Shoe Corp. of America—Quarterly Report—
'
Period Ended March 31—
Net
Loss
sales,
Net
Net
Net
taxes
loss—
—
shares
196, p.
1
„
income—nonconsolidated
2125.
i.
-
—
subsidiaries
in
the
In
for
first
both
the
first
quarter
1963
and
137,710
the
consolidated
—
Sun
Finance
158,797
30,258
.
;
17,173
34,173
128,539
51,346
1,628,336
1,618,613
America
1963
of
and
quarter
1962.
1962,
South
in
257,997
* r
the
$10,161,819
the
**'
were
'
it
t
of
rate
doing
business
missiles and space vehicles.
Control
indicated
President
currently
Is a leading manufacturer of
relays, and of ultra-high relU
year,
subminiature
and
for
relays
Dynamics,
said Control
$1 million a
.
operations
Dynamics
will-be
,
.
reliability
high
significantly
relays
of
types
broadens
Teledyne's
Teledyne produces communications and control equipment,
computer systems and semiconductor circuits and devices.—V. 197,
1786.
p.
Teleregister Corp.—Net, Revenues Higher—
The
284
company
cents
30
or
in
has reported that net income for 1962 was $864,a
share, compared with- $819,864 or 29 cents a
-.1 ■
1961
net
-
•,
the
for
revenues
,'•* y
^,
„
year
$17,804,220,
were
against
accounts of. the company's
In quotation board revenues was an increase
produced by Teleregister's travel reservation systems, which pres¬
ently handle approximately 60% of all trunk line air passenger
bookings in the United States," John E. Parker, Chairman said.
"A major factor here was the first full year of revenue from United
Air
Lines'
Instamatic,
the
world's largest
commercial
on-line
processing system."
•
reduction in the company's
tion
network was
board
in
volume
change
reduction
some
"After
a
rates,
revenues from its stock quota¬
decrease in New York Stock Ex¬
service charges are geared
the reported pointed out.
service
outside
than
more
to
which
to
service
in
subscribers
board
due
1962
query/reply
Telequote
six
was
extended to serve
the New York metropolitan
of
of
years
research,
development
over
area.
and
Loan
operations
Europe have not been included
statements.'—V. 197, p. 1993.
Co.
(Ohio)—Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—On May 15, the company announced
had
completed
the
private
sale
of $3,000,000
and
The
100
'
field
the company put into operation during 1962 the first three
savings bank accounting systems in the nation, thereby
testing,
on-line
Parker said.'
of revenue," Mr.
activity
the
in
community
financial
during
1963
focu.s on the company's new 27,000 square foot financial service
center at 75 Varick Street in New York to be opened late in 1963.
First "customer of the new center will be the American Stock Ex¬
will
along
with
Two
quota¬
center
this
central
new
on-line
travel
new
World
Airlines
at
that it
of
its
will be activated.
services to brokers
systems
Idlewild
for
Air
Airport
France in Paris and Trans
cut over to full operation
were
spirng.
Two
new
announced in the report
and Teleregister France,
on-line systems in Great
foreign subsidiaries were also
Tennessee Central
1462.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
1963
$912,449
777,954
Net
from
revenue
197,
Tennessee
per
th?
operations
railway
operating
railway
"Deficit.—V.
p.
common share, up
like
1962
period,
share
earnings in
stock
outstanding
been
20,843
•'
net income was $17,682,350 or 38
from
it
dividends,
March
31,
.
cents
$16,710,037 or 36 cents per share for
announced by Qardiner Symonds,
'
'
was
both
and
periods were after provision for pre¬
on 39,972,597
common shares
based
1963.
Figures
for
to
reflect
the rate settlement
income
before
Federal
restated
Gross
—
Gas Transmission Co.—Net Higher—
Chairman.
ferred
.
income..
762.
''■Y:,Yv
$232,715
*73,485
Quarter Ended March 31—
operating revenue
Railway operating expenses—
1
1962
$996,372
763,657
$134,495
First
Railway
Per
&
$17,-
in 1961.
"Offsetting a drop
Consolidated first quarter
^
continental
financial
year
a
'
with Teledyne's existing ,relay business at the Teledyne
Precision facility in Hawthorne under the general managership of
Arthur C. Hughes. Operating and production personnel of Control
Dynamics will be retained.
'
Dr.
Singleton
said
Teledyne
recently
introduced
the world's
smallest and fastest relay, designed specifically for space applica¬
tion.
He said the addition of the Control Dynamics miniature and
Net
$64,168,000, an increase
of $3,035,000 over the $61,133,000 reported for
the corresponding
three months of 1962.
The figure for 1963 represents an all-time
high for any quarter, the-previous high having been established
■Sales
in
-
...
cents for the three months
ended
$34,814,537 $33,291,756
416,794
154,883
—
income
taxes
loss—
Common
—V.
etc.
before
Income
1962
1963
from
firm has acquired privately-owned Con¬
North Hollywood, Calif., through an ex¬
announced by Dr. Henry E, Singleton,
of
is
London,
England,
—Teleregister Ltd.,
Paris, France—to market Teleregister's
Britain and on the Continent.—V.
197,
quarterly high in sales and .record first quarter
made during the three months ended March 31,
Hiebert, Chairman and President, reported.
to $1,059,604 as against $915,034 a year earlier.
income,: after taxes, was $51,7,604 'or 54 cents per share
with $439,534, or 46 cents per share, for the corre¬
sponding months of 1962.—V. 197, p. 565.
.
same
$54,826
174,543
Sterling Drug Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
31,
amounted
and
$15,851,964,
197, p. 1574.
control of the company's quotation board
network. Later in 1964, an advanced Telequote inquiry/reply service
,
238,608
deficit
761.
the
the
$1,284,046,
Teledyne.
of
Singleton
will; automate
1962
$561,614
806,788
1963
$750,171
766,154
*$15,983
operations
railway
from
operating
^Deficit.—V.
from
up
revenue
railway
Net
.
,
expenses
in
for
to
tion
to
common stock
currently'outstanding.
For
of fiscal 1962, net earnings were $937,576
calculated on the same basis.
1963.
rose
change to whose members the new Televox automated voice
service
will be made
available.
In early 1964, the
.
Transit Ry.—Earnings—
Staten Island Rapid
taxes
$11,313,020
Dr.
stock,
of
President
Teleregister's
Effective
31,
Calif.,
Corp.
opening another source
Products, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing-
Motor
Standard
31,
against $23,329,601 a year earlier.
Profit before
$2,293,297 compared with fiscal 1962 first half pre-tax
of $1,953,476.
'
1
' *
income,
to
56%
Hawthorne,
change
data
First Quarter
taxes,
after
956,205 shares of
comparable period
the
ended
as
totaled
1963,
months
six
half
sales
of
earnings
the
the
first
Net
taxes
232,888
.
penetration.
$28,351,592
$1,210,847
income-;
1963
1962
$18,020,286 $23,436,676
Net income
before tax
550,267
1,280,989
Net income after
tax
•
——265,456
805,381
Earnings per share based on 2,254,296 shares/:
; ,
outstanding at March 31, 1963
$0.12
$0.36
Manufacturing Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
earnings,
year's
.
sales
—V.
•
,•
,
...
.
1963, increased 21.5%
over
those
of
a
year
earlier, it was reported by Januarius A.
Mullen, President. .jTbis compares with a rise of 12.5%
in U. S.
and Canadian automotive production for the same period, he said,
with the more-than proportionate rise in Shelter's sales compared
with automotive output being attributed to the company's increased
for
Sales
1962
$7,255,096
6,044,249
1963
$8,006,213
6,109,761'
565.
Ended
Jan.
income
228,492
$1,896,452
———
operations
railway
from
revenue
197, p.
Net
814,001
(loss)
or
shares.-—-
196,
129,807
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses—
Period
1962
1963
Sales
—V.
$305,673
147,756
.
816,282
revenue—^—
operating
climbed
The
Servomechanisms/Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Earned
1962
$769,348
463,675
1963
'
31—
operating
railway
ended
net
increased
and earnings
revenues
year
said
cents per share—a 25%
increase over last year's
or 81 cents (per share figures are based on
number of shares outstanding in each year).
Dynamics
share
Railway
Net
fiscal
the
President,
nents,
$723,288
406,704
operations
income—
Railway
—V.
the
*25%; Rev¬
Teledyne, Inc.—Acquisition—
This
trol
Total
First
oz.
12.3%.
relay line to permit substantial production and operating economies.
In
addition to the manufacture of precision electronic compo¬
761.
p.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Net
first quarter
spring are
Period Ended March 31—
profit
'
$316,584
Ended March 31—
operating revenue-/.--—.——
Railway operating expenses——
Standard Kollsman Industries,
Net
"
1 '
1461,
p.
Common
8,734,955
8,797,360
—
(^'
■
1962
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
the first quar¬
against $51,600 for the same period in
of common stock after payment of the
10.4 cents per share this year, compared
for
'
ability
1786.
p.
$65,255,055 $67,016,624
47,575,644
46,963,784
First Quarter
—v.
and
waste in
integrated
Railway
Selmer
share
were
92
micro-miniature
;::Y' 1963
:.•
—
railway
from
operating
1786.
p.
(
year.
the
orders
197,
said.
the, quarter,
in
$64,205,
per
dividend
advance
Improvement
showed
Feddersdn
were
Earnings
preferred
13,388,778
was
also
F.
38,328,855
Co.—Earnings—
t
reveftue
railway
—V.
...
up
..
15,747,041
•-
the first quarter over
Ind., manufacturer of
$1,656,600
were
■,
37,067,818
operations:
income
Ended March 31—
operating revenue-.
—
operating expenses—.——
Railway
Net
sales
$
162,657,317 164,516,127
125,589,499 126,187,272
——
First Quarter
aper¬
Y
•:
to
The
Corp.
(H. & A.). Selmer, Inc.—Sales Up 31%—
Brisk
expenses
Southern Railway
in
Mr. Maranz added.—V.
ago,
>
centrifuge; test
equipment
manufactured by
P.S.I.L.
added to the existing product line of Scionics' instrumen¬
division.
Scipnics
also manufactures microminiature and
as.
1962
1963
Proposed Merger—"
"
\ <■
See tinion Pacific Railroad Co., this issue.—V. 197,
controlled
6.70%
Inc.—Net Up
that
has reported
levels
Maranz,
average
at
;
*
12.06
3,12 oz.,
regarded
'
"
•
S.
Revenues
Y
Co.—Earnings—
revenue
operating
McCannel
Mr.
Freez Industries,
56%—
company
equal
the
from railway
revenue
railway
Net
0.12, oz. of gold, 1.42 oz.,
Copper values were 0.85%
according to
values,
record
15,
May
on
'
t
.
.
mining concern has announced plans for a
earnings of $1,028,726,
$
Railway
Net
announced
was
*768,208
_
Ended March 31—
operating
operating
Railway
■■■■
Laboratories
Instrument
Calif.,
Park,
Canoga
environmental
The
of
Corp.
by Scionics'
1963,
•• * .*
,
538,278
>
565.
197, p.
First Quarter
assumes
Corp.—Acquisition—
Acquisition
Scionics
--k'T..,;
Deficit.—V.
'j
Y,
,,
0.34 oz. and
of silver.
oz.,
Leo
$1,502,992
to produce
reasonably favorable economic conditions and a stable international
situation."—V. 197, p. 1359.
' '
.•'
railway operating income
Net
>
'
1.36 oz.
The
to
However, on
earlier estimate
1
Toronto, Canada
enues
1963.
for
.
part of the century when the property was originally mined,
are impressive by today's standards of smelting and production and
solidly justify a program of diamond drilling.
♦
.
$2,765,080
operations
railway
exceed
to
-
during the current year.—V.' 197,' p. 962. '
Tastee
expenses
from
revenue
■
also
early
the name of the
reported
Net
expected
■:
•
recently taken by him from the original dump assayed at: 0.09 .oz.,
•
As
of
1963..are
year
:
Talisman Mines Ltd.'— Announces Idaho Drilling
.•
This
1963
1962
$17,888,327 $16,485,742
15,123,247
14,982,750
31—
revenue
earnings
net
full
that both sales
records estab¬
1962, Sunset House
$498,349 equal to $1
announced that Sunset House ex¬
pects
to open four additional retail stores in California in the
next
12 months
raising the total to eight.
/
"
With regard to mall order operations, he said 30 million catalogs,
would be mailed to Sunset House customers throughout the United
Line RR.—Earnings—
Soo
cents
year.
are
and
the
President
company
These
The
to
for
he stated,.' /V
the
drilling program en a gold,; silver and copper property held under
option by the company in Lemhi County, Idaho.
•'
The
property,, which was crudely mined at separate intervals
from
th6 turn of the " century until 1930,
showed in its smelter
return sheets average "grades on deliveries of 26.3% copper, 5.34 oz.
of silver and 0.9 oz. of gold—quite unusual realizations.
According to consulting geologist, J. D. McCannel, four samples
Approved—
15, 1963 stockholders voted to change
Singer Co.—V. 197, p. 1161; 1
May
firm
$10,556,797
Sales
million,
anticipates
be higher than
year ended Dec/ 31,
would
the
For
Program—
Mt. Kircher hotedrwas
and
a greatly improved
1962,
of
said- the -company
1963
year.
per-share.
and
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Net, Sales Higher-
million
last
lished
three- !
operating efficiency, and
consequent better margins.
better
,
,
in
earnings
$12
.
Distributing Corp.—Sales Up 25%—
also
Carlson
Mr.
and
were up 2 V* %" to $157,884,000 from
the 17th consecutive quarter in which
and
2494.
p.
House
the
the
at
the result not only of greater -volume, but also of reduced costs
expenses
of
25%
in the four months ended April 30, 1963,
corresponding period last year, Leonard Carlson, Presi¬
national specialty mail order firm, told shareholders
annual meeting.
'
of
>*'•
$154,054,000 in
both sales and
earnings have exceeded those for the corresponding quarter of the
previous .year.-'.V/
V '■' / v.
"We look to the balance of the year with confidence," Mr. Kircher said and added that he expected 1963 to be "another year of
continued significant progress.".
t
.
is
31,
States
the
had
Y
'
' \
.
this issue.. ,;
Co.,
of .The
earnings
period
This
1962.
.
$4,076,910
—-
Manufacturing
and
durable
consumer
increased
Sales
over
dent
$0.17
515,000
$3,357,592
—
-
months
month
operations..— $10,877,714 $10,415,203
4,480,814
3,743,728
,
86,091
share compared to $8,142,000 or 91 cents per. share for the first;
three
.
•
181,591
Manufacturing for the first,
quarter of 1963- again set new records^ for the. company, Donald i
P. Kirscher, President, told the shareholders at the May 15 annual
meeting. Net income for the first quarter was $9,159,000 or $1.03
Sales
per
108/676
/
$2,003,161
76,755
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Record Sales*
Y
1962
J
the
195,
Sunset
The
.»■"*"
March
offices in
ana.—V.
•
155,546
"
—
taxes—
1682.
p.
other
and
1963, the company operated
Ohio, Georgia, Tennessee,
West Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina and Louisi¬
1962
1963
taxes
-
At
dealers.
Subs.)—
(&
Inc.
shares
Singer
tYvY'-Y''
:
income
•
Products,
automobiles
of
goods at retail and provides wholesale financing for
,
Singer Co.—New Name—
See
RR.—Earnings—~
railway
operating
p.
.
share
—$0.15
outstanding——______
" : 515,000
per
of
197,
The
r-evenuej from
Net
Net
Precision
after
Backlog. —'
:
•
!
1963 Y" Y 1962
revenuel__„___l_„^_^
$44,710,128 $42,684,436
expenses—.33,832,414 32,269,233
operating
outstanding
$2,010,343
Number
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
sales
61
before
income
Earnings
been ?'
' $327,980;' Y.$375;428 >
.
income
Net
.$1,17.4,471 v $1,223,069
846,491
• 847»64l,
.
T
;
Railway
36,008
156.
sales
Net
"certain new
1963
•
railways operating incomei_^.__..^_.i;_i
—V.
"
p.
Railway operatioris-1-,1.
"from
revenue
by
earnings
1574.
Y
Ry.—Earnings—
operating' revenue
operating expenses.
.
Railway
Net"
197,
to
31—'
Pifst QuartEfEnded March
*'•
..$0.07
516,250
company
personal
(after deducting special
shares
average
p.
Net
steadily
the
$0.31
533,958
the
Headquartered in Celeveland, the company makes
loans to individuals, finances installment
62,992
k
; "Management is hopeful that the profit factor will improve
throughout the year," according to the report. Gains in
;
—-—
•
—
Period Ended March 31—
disappear completely during the course
Lanphier told shareholders. Y
-J \ YYY>;Y.:i:;:
year,'*. Mr.
546,558
117,204
163,962
special
______
.
"greatly reduced and should
of
and
;
1
Quarterly Report—
first quarter results were restricted by manufacturing losses in the
South Carolina branch and lower-than-anticipated sales of electric *'
meters,
C. H.' Lanphier, President,
advised shareholders, . Manu¬
f
on
195,
Simmonds
the
lor
loss
$13,387,000
volume
—V.
has reported net income of $148,quarter ended Mlirch 31,
1963.
was
incurred, refleoting
its plant relocation program.
Sales
$10,615,000.
-
taxes
—
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
in arranging the
1, 1978.
assisted
York,
57
financing.
company,
a
earlier,
year
income
_____
Earnings, per share
charge of 22c)
Based
A
$1,682,382
income—
Net
for
and
197,
Sangamo Electric Co.—Shows Profit for Quarter—
This
before
charge-
1961
$2,898,311
sales
Net
bank
New
1962
31—
Jan.
charge
short-term
senior notes due May
Transistor Corp.—Annual Report—
Ended
Net
York, and J. A. Hogle & Co., Salt Lake City.
Proceeds
(2097)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
income
the
1962 quarter have
made in late 1962.
taxes
was
$38,599,665,
in-
58
eluding
(2098)
J
$30,722,198 from
from its Tenneco
877,467
the
pared
with
gross
income
including $30,161,881 from
pipeline.
•
• -
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
company's
pipeline
and
group
$7,-
Tri-Continental Corp.—Appointment—
Corp., or non-pipeline group. This com¬
of
$36,833,224 for
the
1962
quarter,
the
pipeline
and
group
$6,671,343
of
non-
Defense.
and
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., New
York, has been appointed
transfer
agent for the $2.50 cumulative preferred stock of the
corporation.—V. 197, p. 1994.
'
'
•
Gas
delivered
during
systems
amounted
day, up
19
A
of
Second
leases
changes
in
discovery
in
March,
68
area
new
of
condensate
perforations
of
feet
gas
Net
day,
oil
and
and
natural
from
the
305
was
feet
and
'
level.
;
million
cubic
feet
|J?he
361
from
set
On
of.
Co.
.million cubic
'
barrels
per
production
1
y
Texas Gas Transmission
ithe
the
Corp.—Net Higher—
same
period
a
''yy>
earlier.—V.
year
197,-p.
;.>The
•
did
Net
Net
—V.
197,
762."
p.
1962
527,211
555,781
expenses______
$142,574
3,092
V
1963
revenue
operating
expenses
_
—
Net
railway
Thomas & Betts Co.—Sales
the
first
$4,724,300
1,604,857
1,327,350
'
of
less
quarter
those
satisfactory
products
since
Higher; Net Down—'
costs
involved
in
MacDonald says.
Net
•
sales
$7,471,536
of
income
47
to
for
totaled
cents
standing
1962
in
cents
months
31.
to
New
ended
income
$826,907,
and
the
stare
further
plant,
stallation
of
Research
and
opening
a
for
All
"■
the
will
absorbed
67,000
in
in
the
the
The
.
remodeled
addition
center
Other
costs
and
facilities
in
than
the
1962.
-
It
of
maintain
of
snare
Union
Pacific
requisite
Rock
to
he
and
its
$511,410
$97,299, equal to 24
with
achieved
net
cents
in
197,
a
the
of
income
reported for the same
per'iOu of
Total loan
volume for
the -second
to
-
1962
penditures,
118,918.943
29,786,389
cents
from
up
8,824,930
$3,282,227
a
23.3c
or
liquid
and
period
to usual
.vy.
totaled
a
loss
confidence
that
in
Mr.
Five
1963
the country,
:-
Mr.
fiscal
10%
was
21
or
in
stores
as
these
located
are
operations
embarked
as
closed
and
stores.
upon
a
in
As
As
another
of
will
this
be
included
be
of
of
this
two
decrease
decline
&
1962.
bonds
are
remeemable
and
West
Virginia.
was
the'
at
.
$38,929,000.
times.'"','
purchasers
Fixed
charges during
■;
named
firm commitment to
buy
a
r
below "
-subject."
are,
all the bonds;
:
Amount
Co.y
\ :
$11,350
Co
;
Edward
L.
Co.,
Inc.
Crouter
Dick
King—
Pollock
Inc.
150
Co.—
&
250
Co.,
&
:,
Pressprich
Co.,
&
Co._
&
Inc..
300
'
Irving J. Rice
Co.,
Robinson
&
&
Co., Inc.
150
Inc
Co.,
150
&
GOO
400
Co., Inc.
Schwabacher
250
William
200
H. J. Steele & Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer
Co.—
Talbot-___
H.' Hilsman
Inc.
The
Sons
&
,
Co.,
200
—
Hirsch
&
Co.,
Inc._x__—
Illinois
Co.,
Corp,
Walter
Thomas
Stokes
&
Spencer
MacArthur
C.
&
Coe
N.
&
600
Co.
&
150
&
'
200
Co.—
1,250
Co
150
300
L.
&
Co
&
150
Whittaker
Co.
300
40o
Co
White
&
150
—__
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
1631.
p.
Co
Trask
Robert
250
197,
600
&
Staats
_'—
750
Co.
<fc
R.
600
Inc.
150
Kenower,
Robinson-Humphrey
Fox
of
Norfolk
Mackall
200
...
Hanauer
&
•
Inc.
Co.—
Garrett
2,000
Hughes
Rambo; Close & Kerner,
300
&
750
-
W.
250
1,250
&
Hirshberg,
Northwest
E.
150
B.
The
R.
Stokes
Evans
150
1,000
Raffensperger,
Co.
A.
200
Hanseatic
Inc..
250
-•
Bodine
&
Fahnestcck
J.
Wm.
Townsend,
Inc.
J.
'Pacific
~~ 300
Securities
Morris,
York
—
250
Co._—.'
&
*
.
$250
Corp..
N'orris &
100
•
•
Merle-Smith
&
Elkins,
&
Co.
—
&
100
:——
Brothers,
DeHaven
150
New
&
Amount
Hutchinson'
Co
Moroney, Beissner &
:
Co., Inc.:1
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—'
-
&
Burton
Union
&
2,000
Inc."___—
Collins
,-McMaster
.,..150
Co
&
Co.,
in
Wabash
200
•
discount
during July.
regular stores, five
stores
'
.
RR.—Earnings—
man¬
«-•
discount
feels that operations for the
current year will be
maintain the strong financial
position of your company.
to
as
to
ex¬
con¬
12, months ended Feb. 28," 1963, totaled
6.41
:
&
Stearns
—V.
Management
such
a
be "used
construction
banks for
department
closed
31
'
Burns, ' Corbett
Pickard, Inc.
'
-
■
First Quarter Ended March 31—
liquidating the discount
date
earned
—
Elack
...
these
However,
profitable.
substantial
a
of
including
will
to
(OOO's omitted)
*
Bear,
throughout
discount
result
a
the
remained
expenses.
will
large
program
possible.
operations
of
the
net
Allison-Williams
com¬
Despite
company
opening
stores, and five leased departments.
fiscal
cents
discount
our
."At year end
;
that
for
$24,956
year.
in the
Stuart
Investment
departments, which
that the influx
Detroit area resulted
quickly
have been
operations
of
financial position of your
noted
the
of
as
loss
a
preceding
said.
leased
believes
Hyman
agement has
higher
of
in
the
Carolina
income
Inc.
-
have been added to the company's
operations
March, 1963. The opening
management
the sales
quarter
the
for
non-recurring
•
"
share,
resulted
$13,843
electric
~
Hannaford
that
notes
headquartered at 7th and Franklin
utility operating in most of Virginia."
company,
an
North
-
indicate
reported
of
and
-
Clement
one
department opened --in
departments resulted in
"
10%—
second
1963
of
Hyman
additional
stores
$340(785,
31,
.
has
of
.
conditions, under
Halsey,
-
that operating
fiscal year will be iavorable.—V.
197, p. 1575.
the
offering
treasury for,
the
.
1962
share,
President,
loss
a
fiscal
strong,
1574.
p.
Jan.
with
pared
;
business
ended
year
in¬
v
y-:
from
retirement
.
quarter
the com¬
a
21%
gain over the
period. Earnings amounted to
against $186,795 or 3.06 cents a
the
revenues
Dallas
$9,700,000,
bid of 100.01%.'
a
FEATURES—The
were
j:
first
at
197, p. 566.
"
7
Robert
to
included
the
proceeds
UNDERWRITERS—The
/-
•
upward trend."—V.
an
company
parts
Julien
Sharply—
Shirt Distributors, Inc.—Shows
Loss forYr.
A.; Hyman,
products
to
in
the
equivalent totalled
said
the
Operating
$188,729,000
a'.,
position.
on
reimburse
EUSiNESS—The
Sts., Richmond, is
•*-
strong
and
sharply during
Fein, President,
rose
stated,
results for the current-
Bert
con-'
are
at regular redemption prices
ranging from
100%, plus accrued interest.
They also are redeemable
for the sinking fund" and the
maintenance and improvement fund
at special redemption
prices ranging from 100.76% to
100%, plus
accrued interest,
V
V:;' ■ :.\,V.• t:-;
105%
company has reported an increase i
or $9.03 a share as of March
31,
in the first quarter last year.
First quarter figures, Mr. Fein
<
Chief
"markets
instruments,^
&
purposes.
option of
29,706,511
8,778,681
maintain
Bernard
1963,
20.3
that
scientific
.
public
a
including
REDEMPTION
89,212,432
.
and ' earnings
devices should resume
PROCEEDS—Net
provide for or to
holdings of net cash
in the corresponding
or
indicate
and
Goldman, Sachs.& Co., jointly, 99.903; Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith
Inc., and Lehman Brothers, jointly,
99.85111; White, Weld & Co., 99.82, and Stone & Web¬
ster Securities
Corp., 99.80.
speculate
1963
share
a.
continued
1963,
31,
to
on
products,
backlog
a
and .'income
Chairman
bonds as 4%s,
received from Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler and
were
authority, but
special meetings of
-
Industrial Corp.—Net Up
sales
$8,006,987
Kansas
Elizabeth.
expressed
progress.—V.
share,
the
.
March
went
in
sales
our
Closely competing bids, also for the
T. C. C.
Island
121,225,349
91,438,960
$127,038,239
27.5c
31,
resulted
revise
Gmzton,
also
petitive sale May 14
:
annual meeting.
Sales
for the quarter
record
a
previous record
compares
the
pany's
consolidation" Of
at
that
favorable,
reached
company
Net income
'•
Both
ended
quarter
high in net income for the second
quarter oi nscal T9o3, H Was
it^uwu oy Paul M.
Hickox, Execu-.
tive Vice-President of the
consumer finance
organization.
"
;
<-
original
first
square-foot
distribution
new.
Thrift Investment Corp.—Net
Up
;
common
declined
early date.
an
report,
to
corporation
United
and
company
companies
and
at
7
annual
March
United
new
a
of
responsible for the
segments of the company's
equipment
units
continue
unissued
'
quarter of
share.
Net
common
development of new products,
including- those for
the semi-military
and commercial electronics
fields, is being ex¬
panded in 1963, Mr. MacDonald
observes.
He noted
.conditions
obtain
share
opened in January,
data processing
new
but
preceding. year.- Profits realized on the sale'.'of
also
higher, amounting to $6,632,016 or 47.1c a
compared with $4,472,407 or 31.8c a share.
% ' '
of
to
rose
chiefly
both
■{ T&B's engineering
1963,
1962 was 37 cents and
penetration
were
charges
for
expenses
Missouri,
31,
vV
and
market
non-recurring
Elizabeth
-City,
.
a
■
acceptance
up
the
quarters of
gaim Mr. MacDonald reports.
product line showed progress.
were
lor
cents
55
or
fourth
manufacturing
the
c^e
-
.
Byrd
March
first
quarter of
1962.
Net
is
equal/ after preferred dividends,
1,438,008 shares of common stock out¬
sales
Among
preceding quar¬
quarter largely because
1962
the
in
Net
respectively.
product
equipment
,
.
This
the
on
third
three
Pacific
.
/
$714,234.
the
like
■'
36
from
;,.,
.
$24,344,244.
..v'.'.: y
'
' :' '
'
:
Major group holdings of-common stock investments as of
March
31, 1963 were: domestic public utilities,
$47,368,003; oil, $10,332,544;
paper,
$4,163,904;
electrical
and
electronics, $2,769,847;.'rubber,
$2,559,710.
Holdings of True Temper Corp. common stock had
a
-value of $14,280,882 and
holdings of Canadian International Power
Co. Ltd. common stock a value of
$12,701,120.—V. 196, p. 1921.
which have prevailed in conduit
fitting
and because of substantial
non-recurring
company's
broad
expansion
program,
Mr.
three
March
amounted
income
the
$7,167,384
share
a
on
of
the
the
to
•
or
He
h.
commercial
has
to
us
offering of $30,000,000 Vir¬
Power
4%% first and refunding
mortgage bonds, series R, due May J, 1993, was made
by an underwriting group managed by
Halsey, Stu¬
art & Co. Inc.,.
Chicago. The bonds were priced at
100.625, plus accrued interest to yield
approximately
4.34%. The group won award of the issue at com¬
14,072,149
shares
outstanding
against
$121,860,665
or
share on March 31,' 1962.
' •'"
investment income for- the 1963 fiscal year also increased
The
As
1962,
against
authority
%
share of Rock Island.
on
share
prices
June,
:
from
$3,864,249
stated.
May 15, 1963,
ginia Electric
for.o the
securities
were
1963
were
the
largest for any
the
company's
history.
This
was
cited -by
N.
J.
President of the manufacturer of electrical
terminals,
connectors
and
fittings, in the interim report to shareholders.
Earnings for the quarter, above those of the two
below
all
held
be
value
t ob¬
from
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Bonds Offered—On
a
Net
V to
in
were
seek
railway operations
operating income
asset
$8.66
$4,551,968
MacDonald,
ters,
common
of
Union
762.
effect
arisen
the'
.
.
struction
its 1963
net
share
for
will
operating
revenue
operating expenses—!
railway
197, p.
In
in
,
Sales
Island
arrangement.
authorized
an
required
revenue
Edward
Ginzton
microwave
Co.
of
United Corp.—Annual
Report—
1962
$18,088,813 $18,095,192
13,364,513
13,543,224
operations.—
Net railway
operating income..'
—V. 197, p. 762.
quarter
of
will
'
1963
from
Railroad
cooperation
'•*.- ...
Ry.—Earnings—
operating
Net -revenue
Pacific
$132,904
2,689
Net
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
Railway
the
for each
that
Railway
Railway
.
Texas & Pacific
&
completed.
$688,685
—V.
-
Island
the .complete
First'Quarter Ended March 31—
1963
railway operations-—
operating income
railway
state
stockholders
1360.
$669,785
revenue
from
revenue
Dr.
Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
operating
operating
time
caused
Dr.
of
in
inventory
have
said that the company's
long-term outlook re¬
unchanged and "as soon as the problems in procurement
regulation and inventory levels are resolved, demand for advanced
plan agreed upon by the managements of the three,
Union Pacific and Rock Island will merge through the
.718
receipts
has
Officer
when
delays
mains
in
Rock
and
consummate
managements
the
on
Texas Mexican Ry.-^Earnings—
Railway
Railway
/
;
v
22,429,235 common shares outstanding and Rock Island
has 2,916,'711 common shares
outstanding. It is contemplated tnat
this will be a tax-free
merger. On consummation of the merger,
the- 'Southern
Pacific
will
acquire Rock Island lines south and
southwest of Kansas City at' a
price to be 'determined on final'
conclusion of engineering studies now under
way:
12
$2.56 per share for the
•
has
now
months ended March 31,
1963, consolidated net income
$10,237,000, which amounted, after preferred dividends, to
$2.65
common
share.
This
compared
to
earnings of $9,917,000 or
per
Rock
with
virtually
the
Union Pacific
net
y
now
resulted
Pacific
to
companies,
exchange of
against
,yV/y
For
Union
Under
income during the first quarter of 1963 was
earnings of $2,828,000 for the first
quarter of
1962.
After
preferred dividends,
tnis amounted to 84 cents per
share
on
the
3,327,773
shares
outstanding
at
March
31,
1963,
compared with 75 cents per share on the
3,296,613 shares at the
end of the same period
during 1962.
was
;
Railroad
Chicago,
is
has
order
and
company
short-term
resumed
regulations.
of
rate
relatively
be
addition,
high vacuum equipment and electron linear
accelerators,
tinuing to' expand and that sales and
earnings for these
are
maintaining a steady rise."
$2.66
■*
jointly announced that Southern Pacific
Co. had completed a
study of the
was
conducted
and
study
I; C. C.
:
,
the
was
$4.37.
*
the
be
In
19a3,"
lor
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
should
met.
procurement
million
Executive
for
($31,187
agreement of the managements
of
the three companies on a
plan which will be presented shortly for
approval by the Boards of Directors, and later by
stockholders, of.
the Union Pacific and Rock Island. Thereafter the Southern
Pacific,
-
;';y
.
'y A..
RR.—Proposed Merger—
1963, it
of
Island
This
Bank
Consolidated
10,
study
Rock
of
;■
-,
shares)..———
y
1961
$51,247
•-
should
levels
been
lower
$20.9
estimates
.
_
Union'Pacific
properties
Net
New York Trust
Co., New York, has been ap¬
pointed by the company to act as registrar for its
5.08% cumulative
preferred stock.—V. 197, p. 1884.
;
.•
$3,143,000,
May
and
This
57,527
day.
per
189.'p.
taxes—;
share ,(11,724
1396.-.
Union Pacific
barrels
one
"
yy'
^
—V.
after
per
pro¬
leases.
income
Earnings
Ver-
nearest
10.9
Net
acres.
Federal
ls in 'the
the
flowed
averaged
calendar 1962.
for
at
of
Trylon Chemicals, Inc.—Annual
Report—
Ended Dec. 31—
V" :
1962
Year
quarter.
116,000
on> the
day
per
condensate
Appontment—
Chemical
from
production
rate
1962
acquired
discovery
inch Thoke,
cubic
of
another
condensate
above
gas
million
barrels
the
discovery
miles
^
one-fourth
a
10.6
340
were
dual
new
first
for
company's
which
aiiu
the
was
day
per
and
slightly
The
onsnore
well, which
well, tested on
the
on
Louisiana
1962.
miles
ductive
deliveries
reported
was
from
the
over
"The
through the company's pipeline
cubic feet,
or 3.36 billion per
302.5- billion
6.6%
or
offshore
lease sales
milion
the quarter
to
billion
factor
buying
have
'
*
This
normal
jectives
.
Railway
.Railway
•"
Net
Net
from railway operations.
operating income
762.
'
y
1962
$7,429,286
$7,233,191
2,274,051 /
———.
197, p.
1963
$30,285,863 $29,576,852
22,856,577
22,343,661
revenue
railway
—V.
*
operating
revenue——_i_
operating expenses—
2,199,400
,
quarter
was
$4,989,000
from $4,098,000 for the
second
quarter of 1962. Receivables outstanding also increased,
standing
at
$14,330,271, against $11,795,405 for the 1962 period.
;
>
'
,
;
Universal
up
,■>;
H'ickox
also
reported
that
first
the
the
consolidated
'
i
expansion
V
continue
quarter
the
depressed
iei%
Chairman
through 1963.—V. 197,
Co.—Net Up
net
income
profits
and
of
rose
the
initial
President
period
announced
of
at
by
-
•
revenues
J 320 compared with
"Provided
solidated
'
share
for
+*£
the
first
$30,512,449
$1.45
a
of
share
is
75
in
the
annual
in
1962,"
a
Net
—'V
he
noteu."—V.
197,
&
operating
operating
revenue
Mr.
oA
uj.
p.
is
Western
May 16, 1963, it
Pressprich
$34 003
Uris
railway
had
&
been
$1.85
and
-
Cash
Per
$1,838,413
1,162.520
operations—.
treasury
of
common
March
earnings
preferred
$2.42
per
24,
from
1962,
the
operations
stock
share
of
the
company
of
consolidated
887,790 shares of
in
1962.—V.-197,
the
p.
com¬
•'
treasury
net
the
,
Co.,
as
also
a
At
A.
of
May
15,
consultant
meeting
a
Co.—Management Changes—
Jackson
resigned
1963.
to
of
the
Chairman -of
as
Mr.
the
Jackson
will
board
the
remain
company.
y
held
Ward
Baking
director
a
and
.
same
date, Mr. A. M. Sonnabend, who has been a .director of Ward
Baking since 1957, was
elected Chairman of the Board.—V.
197, p. 1683. .1
After
Warner
earnings
common
of
,
R.
reported
$2,180,000.
such
on
shares
24,
The
stock
company.
2,
Bros.
Pictures, Inc.—Net Slightly Lower—
has reported that for
company
1963,
cents
1162.
Buildings Corp.—Six Months'
Report—
from
31—
"
operations
1963
x
net
consolidated
share
per
net
the
on
income
4,837,052
the
was
six
months
ended
March
$3,927,000,
representing
of
shares
stock
common
81
outstand¬
The consolidated net income for the
corresponding
period last year amounted to $4,074,000 which
represented 84 cents
per share on the 4,830,052 shares
outstanding at March 3. 1962.
Theatrical
and
$47,941,000,
television
dividends
$116,000
were
and
film
from
profit
rentals,
foreign
sales
011
sales,
$118,000, respectively, for the six months
$0.25
$0.26
and
$1.03
—V.
197,
ended
March
amounted
net
to
consolidated
capital assets was $4,000 for
1963, against $40,901,000, $44,000
six
months
etc.,
subsidiaries
of
the
$1.09
;
1360.
p.
892,126
3,546,742
3,780,154
income1
flow
197,
V-
"1962
$13,269,976 $11,053,497
^___
860,199
flow
share:
The
2,
ended
March
1962.
3,
862.
p.
196o
net
profit
Sold
Privately—On
$10,500,000 of this
certificates, series 2, due April
W
amount
of
the
of
of
$967,742
equivalent
stock.—V.
197,
to
in
13
963.
p.
as
share
a
has
reported
current
per
fiscal
share
compared
recent
procurement
were
.with
months
which
manufacturers.
to
on
the
•
sales
year,
of
$34,743,637
against
sales
of
ment
last
43
cents
year's
One
has
there
has
affected
factor
inventory reduction
and
based
45
on
were
$1,713,464,
per
in
been
new
this
program
order
shares
share
receipts
initiated
Weatherford
electronics
in
March
the
fiscal
cents
44
year.
*
"Electronics
\
same
19
or
a
of
1963
its
fiscal
that
revealed
distributor
31,
on
outstand¬
in
3,903,833
government
for
electronic
appears to be re¬
by the Department
in
the
Joss
of
overshadowed con¬
electronics parts and equip¬
sales
and
earnings
of
the
sales
totaled
compared
year.
of
the
Glendale
$6,053,899
with
the
for
record
the
level
period; and that net profits
share on the capital stock versus
year-ago
cents
share
in
a
the
first
' ""
...
distribution, just
as
'
with
nine
months
of
the
196?
%
-
electronics
is
slowdown
slowdown
V.
ended
$6,273,726
•
manufacturing,
undergoing a transitional period," Mr, Weatherford noted, add¬
ing: "We continue to maintain profit margins wherever
possible
while refusing to build" sales for the
purpose of volume alone.
,
Mr.
Weatherford
shortly
a
R
months
$242,794"or
down
1962.
3,962.824
cents
acted,
overall, to
restrict
the first
three quarters
industrial
nine
for
for
President
aggregated $107,190
during the first,
$34,348,760 for
Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
squeeze
tinuing strong commercial demand
1962,
'
outstanding.
During
lated
cents
of
Weatherford
in defense-related business, as reflected
major missile contracts by California companies,
oi
the
Earnings
quarter
•'
period last year.
Net
earnings
from $1,738,396 earned
in the first? half of
ing,
the
same
shares
A
company
sales
$48,808
Associates—Net Slightly Lower—
The company
half
of
profit
Varian
.
132',988
with
compares
net
same
$1,714 263
$577 650
manufacturer
of
automotive
ignition
replace¬
reported March quarter sales of
$1,296,599 and
of $65,667, equal to 18 cents
a
share on 360,000
shares
outstanding.
*1,1361613
168,434
(R. V.)
company,
parts, has
ment
and
sold
privately through R
Co., New York.—V.
196, p, 1350.
the
earnings
Valley Forge Products,
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
The
which
$675,893
—
in
shares
"
$2 00-a
estimated.
19(33
shares
871.898
net
Mr.
con¬
pending sale
during -the year by
J
-?
on
30,
$780,000.
were
consolidated
Net " income
This
Co.—Securities
was
on
ended
Periqd Ended March
Revenue
RR.—Earnings
——
weeks
net
March
Cash
gains profits
if the
-approved
reported that
equipment trust
1978,
were
strength,
such
Ward Baking
weeks ended March
operations
ing at that date.
meeting.
period.
Chandler
share
expenses-'
from
at
as
:
—V.
1462.
revenue—
^Trailer Train
s
1962
current
capital
197Wpy 762?rati"B ' income—r
firm
;I5,
like
common
First Quarter Ended
March 31—
Railway
.Railway
reporting period
the
exelas.,.«
cents
^Brror Broadcasting
Toledo, Peoria
:
with
excluding
30, 1963.
March
12
1962, Norman Chand-
between
excess
FCC,
the
economy
maintains
its
earnings tor 1963 win range
versus
e
the
outstanding, • excluding
the
5earnings forecast
W.1
at
stock
share
per
13
from
.
For
consolidated
amounted -to
comparison
preferred
outstanding,
as
that for the
earnings
cents
pany,
,
earnings for the 12 weeks ended March
24, 1963
were
$1,766,681, equal to 40 ceius a share on the
4,424,014 shares
of common stock
outstanding. Taia compares with
$lo2,705, equal to
4 cents a share on
the 4,382,135 shares
outstanding a year earlier
alter
adjusting for the 2% scock dividend
paid in January, 1963.
Consolidated
88
to
net
on
stock
Sharply-
dramatically
Consolidated
,
amounted
is
one
of
official said the
1060.
p.
dividends
dividends
Times Mirror
First
-
Ohio,
Tne
months.
would
After
office'" opened under
had begun to make a
new
company's current expansion
program
contribution
to
profits. The office,
in Mentor,
eight opened, by Thrnc in tue
use
xu
Co., Inc.—Net Down
Sharply—
The.company has reported
1963,
■
■!Mr,
Pictures
foresaw
a
resumption
of
upward
..
momentum
and, .with
newly expanded facilities in Glendale and Palo
Alto now iii full operation, said the, electronics
distributing company
is prepared to
take advantage of it. Mr. Weatherford also main¬
tains
—V.
sales' office-warehouses
197,
p.
862.
"
in
Pomona,
"
'
Anaheim
"
-
and
San
Diego.
compared
w<xn
nee
a
Yale
reported net income of
loss of $605,015 for the
The
lion
$17,04±,io8
to
Express
combined
division
Revenues for l_t>2 more than uouoled ttiosj oi 1961,
irom $7,329,000, Herbert R. Weissoerg, Presi¬
year.
previous
using
lyo2,
tor
has
organization,
hocel
national
$592, <o0
Corp.—Shows Profit for Year—
Weissberg
(H. R.)
T.iis
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6265
197
Volume
th
System, Inc.—Net Lower—
volume
Republic
(2099)
of
Carloading
Express
and
its
recently
Distributing Co.
&
totaled
acquired
$20.5
mil¬
er—on
-
for
the
President,
annual
his
In
increased
Mr.
-
first
told
three
months
of
the
Gerald
year,
W.
Eskow,
to
corporation no* owns ten hotels.
' .
noted the corporation paid $1.20
the
sticknmders
to
share paid in
the past year
in
new hotels to the Weissberg organ¬
Inn in Washington, D. C. opened
rcmcj ue Leon iwcei in fean Juan,
open
in
November.
With these two
two
in
1962,
increase
an
the
Yale
first
,,
The numoer of stockholders has increased
1961.
from 3,-OwO
said.—V7'.195, p.,2538.-i
over 4,0u0-, he.
to
had
Western
000
T,
Railway operating
Railway operating
/V-v->
*•
Net
Net
197,
'*'■:*
p.
First Quarter
V
"-"L
RR.
•'V/
operating
Railway
operating
expenses
Net
from
revenue
Western
.
—
operations
Net
Net
197,
White
of
Eskow
business
by
and
special
into
White
ton,
by
million
told
that
in
the
increases, although
one
is
due
on
addition,
first
New
1,
and
1963. '
severe
England
in
States
earned
As
were
1963
not
been slated
in
the
in
on-
of
\
a
was
has acquired
••
Gage
has
changes
in
operation,
personnel
contemplated.—V. 197, p. 1575.
distribution
or
outlets
This
',7:7177
60-page booklet
help
v/f-'xC';--
v.--
reported a net profit" of $33,396 or
3c a
share for me first three months ended March 31, 1963, after pro¬
vision' for income taxes, compared with a loss of $17,272 for the
corresponding period in 1962.
In a letter
to stockholders,. Captain L. R, Thornton,
President,
said
that
the
first
quarter results were "proportionally low in
relation-to the expectations of the usual year's operations:*.*
He
explained that during the first quarter the dredging and construc¬
tion
business is "historically slow and, therefore, earnings in the
you
of
stores
new
ended
March
and
earnings plus
highlight
the
31, 1963.
President Ben
by
17.5$,
of
A.
the
over
before.
«standing
,
with
.
Mr.
17 and
Midwest
effects
of
increase
the
and
earnings
to
Lipshy
fiscal
of
reflect
and
had
295
both
293
a
annual
record growth
report for the
Lipshy shows net sales
$62,885,589 reported the
J
r-
class
also
B
current
said
shares.
common
$3,574,096j7equal
the
number
to
of
$1.05
This,
it
year
outstanding
compares
ago
the.
year—another
with
business
company added 73 new stores
record which
far surpasses the
and
are
three
months
for
that
of
with
the
the
interpreted
be
not
must
balance
the
added
,
index
an
as
to
weekly columns in
net
Power Co.—Net
for
income
March
bringing
the
31,
According
12
The
Commercial
*
Obtaining
*
The
*
full of practical and
effect
tne
1963
ended
March
The
„
'•'-*•
of
1963.
31,
of
selling
proven
Chronicle.
You'll
$3.15 per
the period.
the .!<.
share
J
These
*
„,
approach
various categories of
how to
are
investors
defined
and
—
and
their
you're told
develop each of them to their maximum
potential'
$621,372,713
increase
preferred
for
sales
•'
'
' '■
■
,
'•
~
•
„
the
to
in
*
earnings
unusually cold weather, especially
After
earnings
to
end
share
per
Financial
and
client list
a
initial
accounts.
,
investment
Chairman,
revenues
of
equal
the
at-
$2.95
on
quarter
consolidated
were
standing
'
Seybold,
L,. F.
to
investment
The final sale
Higher—
months
such
of
iyo3-
to
first
$1,203,048,
total
the
designed
oper¬
1963
was
$20,638,508
up
from
$19,403,685
for
the
comparable
period ended in 1962., Net additions and improvements to property
and
.plant
made
during
the
current
12
months
amounted
to
$21,867,145,
is
proven
.
*
Consolidated
us —*
year."
year
.
Wisconsin Electric
from
modern,
promotional ideas.* John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
learn about
stock
dividends
months
of
stock
common
of
Techniques
own—the
March
enaed
out¬
you
can
relative
attractiveness
securities and their vital
This .compares with earnings
corresponding 12 months ended a year
first quarter ol 1963 were equal to $1.15
analyze
to
use
—
of
on
your
various
balance sheet
items
\
the
for
Earnings for the
per share against $1.03
per
share for the first quarter of 1962.
Atter giving eifect to the 2 for 1 common stock
change on April 25,
ago.
1963,
57Vz
for
earnings
cents
mined
firs;
the
share
per
the
on
Operating revenues for
were $164,406,680 or 7.2%
ended
than
in
1962.
in
the
creased
12
increased
the
the
of
to
gas
fo:
R.
C.
12
to
were
12
in
12
1932.
6.2%
months
number
the
during
1963
31,
months
and
102,121.
than
more
news
be
better salesman and run a
a
yours
FREE if
you
subscribe
edition of The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
sold
than
in
this
Of
Co.—Net
gas
the
p.
has
of
March
31,
1963
12; months
the
first
first
quarter of
1932.
of-5,198
customers
65,803
were
using
of
reduced
in
products
items
sales
were
was
-
many
less,"
areas
that
AND
sales
for'(he
fiscal
the
greater
Mr.
(52'issues)
0
Plus
a
than
Rolfing
this' year
than
a
year
ago,
stated,
last
and
while
"but
the
expenses
which are Reflected in net earnings."
that prospects for increased sales and
*
check for $20, please send me 12 months
of The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FREE
saving of $6
WE
of "How to Sell Securities"
the single copy price.
copy
over
COPY OF "HOW TO SELL SECURITIES."
—
a
big
.
4.••
•»•••••»••«»•••*'••
WILL RUSH YOU YOUR FREE
Address.
City....
Mr. Rolfing further stated
profits for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1964 were good.—V.
197,
p. 963.
'
■
■
TODAY
natural
•
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Gentlemen:
/V o77i e
reported
were
better
SUBSCRIPTION
1598.
..
&
PLACE, NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
Enclosed is my
Duringbrought'
31, 1963 were $39,215,900, down 3%
from
Sales for the preceding year were $40,522,730.
civilian
YOUR
quarter
March
defense
ENTER
to
during
Up 25%—
President,
25 PARK
Wisconsin
amounted
the comparable
number;
195,
Co.,
a
"
subsidiaries,
Power
COMMERCIAL
llrst
1963,
brought
sold
addition
net
a
during
1963
the
31,
customers
months \ended
12
in
March
electric
Michigan
Natural
heating."—V.
year.
distribution
were
Thursday
you
And it's
than
were $1,504,548, equal to $1.68 per share on 894,519
outstanding on March 31, 1963. For the preceding year, net
earnings were $1,201,859 or $1.35 per share on 891,137-shares.
of
help
sales
earnings
"Sales
can
NOW at the $20 rate.
ended
shares
sales
to the
this booklet
profitable selling operation.
depreciation,
Kilowatt-hour
ended
of
company's
the
than
more
months,
Rolfing,
ended
Net
the
taxes
-
more
16.3%
Wurlitzer
year
for
for
1001 ways
more
of
ended
Wisconsin
before.
year
space
"preceding
the
by
and
therms
the. current
the
in
sales
Co.
was
total
March
than
expenses
1963
During
8,128
19.5%
the
the
ended
603,723.
Gas
was
1963
montns
provisions
period
of
quarter
1962.
270,217,479
of
In
deter¬
during the
12 months
ended
March
31,
7,343,178,359
kilowatt-hours
or
6.9%
more
first
of
total
ended
to
equivalent
for the corresponding period
$138,222,504 were 5.8% more
March 31,
1962,
Gas revenues in¬
ended
including
Natural..,gas
This
12
more
Operating
comparable
net-increase
Natural
were
sold
to
the
quarter
1963
6.6%.
Electricity
during
the
revenues
months
1963,
31,
amounted
for
E'.ectric
15.2%.
March
of
quarter
compared with 51>/2 cents per snare
tor. the first quarter
of 1962.
basis
same
during
previous
or
acquired two years ago. The Company
in operation on March
31, 1963, and currently has
additional stores under construction.—V.
197, p; 566.
12
through
and
shares.
units
available exclusively
—
your
1885.
.
common
net
adjusted
by rate
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters
taken as a whole and with the
excellent prospects in the company's- fields of operations, WilliamsMcWilliams should
continue to
have improved
earnings in
1963.
The company expects, an upswing in business activity in the year
ahead which
in
turn
should
make available
a
larger volume of
construction contracts.
The
report noted
that the Federal fiscal
year
begins in July and
"a full, program of dredging projectsof
the type suited to our operations will scon be awarded
in a
volume sufficient to carry our activities into 1964."—V. 197,
p. 1162.
of
p.
Net earnings after taxes rose
16.3%
to hit a new peak or $4,070,978, equal to $1.20 pem share on the 3,406,426 combined out-
„
31,
197,
are
has
company
the
overhead."—V.
high of 43 stores opened
the
a
out.
operations are complemento absorb increases in
vol-
By JOHN DUTTON
WiJiams-McWilliams Industries Inc.—Shows Profit
For Quarter—
in
in
two
trans¬
plus
a
no
reflects
aole
only
both
authority
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
.
become
.
on
"be
of
one
possess
Gage & Valve Co., Eurling-
Jerguson
wholly-owned subsidiary of White.
Jerguson is the nation's leading manufacturer of hazardous serv¬
ice.", direct reading liquid level gages. Their uses incluae all major
pertoleum refineries, chemical processors, marine, submarine and
stationary power plants, as well as atomic energy, space programs
and others.
'
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777;-;;— 7.7 77
The
company, .which
employs approximately 200 persons, will
remain in its suburban Boston facilities, according to Mr. Reddig;
ations
pointed
Republic
increases
being
Sewing Machine Corp.—Acquisition—
Jerguson
first
will
of
which
forwarding
In Your Business You Need-
Redemption—
for
disclosed.
*He
E'skov
and
high in .net sales
number
year
$73,899,144—-a gain
; year
affected
offset
position
country
freight
Mr.
Yale
The report released
of
$13.2
qUai'te'r is
for May
depressive
it,
Yale
the
appreciable
all-time
the
fiscal
.77
/
7
experienced
and
An
per
$153,-
$195,000
the
Zale Jewelry Co.—Sales Up
17.5%; Net 16.3%—
freight^ transportation
year
feed
result,
a
in
nationwide
.
volume
a
systems
to
without
Yale in. the
puts
that
tary.
substantial'labor increases
January
%\'--7''v
winter
of
line
added
lime,
slow
cents
1962.'
January-March
this
had
or-5
income
in
on
the
that
noted
rate increase
a
Mass.; in a cash transaction, according to an announcement
White President,- Edward S. Reddig. • Purchase price was not
The
He
'.'
7
quarter of
He
period
the
producer
net
a
Republic
r
traditionally
$83,000
$172,000
:
September
June
the
1963
the
and
same
from
up
of
revenues
for
income
the
for
-
net income
in
ki. ;
circumstances.
eftect
million
stockholders- that
low
1
and
us
The company
„
called
has
trucking
mil¬
to
forward-
$167,428
18,485
income
Co.—Partial
Motor
company
share
before*
year
redemption on June 21, 1963, 8,650
5V*Vo
cumulative preferred stock at $100 per share,,
plus accrued dividends of $1.17 per share.—V. 197, p. 1061.
The
shares
$90
acquisition
the
tended
$3,432,118
1,353,612
operations—$133,322
:
27,855
'
V:-;:.
railway
operating
exceeding
through
strike
freight
1962
$1,023,818
856.390
7.1
expenses..
7o2.
p.
$5.7
million
per
of" $13.8
the
tradiionally
In
1963
$986,108
852,786
.*■
,
revenue__t
from
revenue
railway
—v.
revenues
size
dock
largest
of Alabama—Earnings—
Railway
operating
operating
Railway
Railway
in
said,
the
and
■
First Quarter Ended March 31—
-
of
„
1963. and
$6.4
cents
9
Northern
4,176,495
1,890,109
$
income
• '
have
Eskow
Mr.
strike
1963
1962
$14,586,620 $13,334,157
10,410,125
9,902,039
—_
railway
railway operating
197, p. 762.
—V.
$2,517,797
1,873,580
Co.—Earnings—
revenue
a
put
.
Ended March 31—
Railway
Net
—
operations—$1,690,959
income____^_'2__L-£
l,427,5i2
Pacific
"Western
:
railway
operating
762. ;
railway
—V.
.
expensesJ__._-.-,_.-2_.7__l_>. 8,868,821
will
tripled
During the first;quarter of
Mr.
1962
$11,853,652
■;* 9,3o5,855
-*.1963
.
£---—$10,559,780
revenue
from
revenue
March 31—
of
against
or
volume
Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended
Yale
which
revenues
quarter
share,
million
-t.
that
Yale,
operations,"
,
cents
85
1963,"
May
continental
combined
the
of Republic earned $1.1 million or 6* cenvs
per-snare- in. 1962- on a
volume of $29 million. Republic, which had revenues of $54.5 million
in 19u2 earned
approximately $1 million for the year.
7
>
■?
per-share, in
over
indicates
in
of
City newspaper
of high income business.
Republic—the nations tmrd
transportation
stockholders.
performance
"clearly
lion
lz-sto±y
Weissberg
dividends
per
be
may
the Gramercy
the
scneduiea
Rico,
additions,
of
year
are
ana
Mr. Weissberg indicated
an.icipated for 1963 with
shareholders,
to
earnings
and
this
These
February,
Puerto
report
revenue
addition
the
ization.
in
Tne
repotted.
York
volume
Acquiring
'
dent,
New
reduce
Yale
59
Zone.
State.
63
The
(21C0)
Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday. May 20, 1963
...
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•
i
j
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
t
V
ALABAMA
*
Youngtown,
j
O f f
Bond
Piedmont, Ala.
Sale
Warrants-
warrants
sold
were
&
Watkins
$150,000
to
21
-
11
the
for
1963. Due
Trustees, Ala.
Offering—W.
Jr.,
E.
of/ the
Treasurer
Pickens,
urer's
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
the
(CST)
noon
$3,000,000
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
1,
bonds
are
interest
National
Valley
or
Arizona,
Bond Offering—Gordon T. NeSr
y
Phoenix,
Bank,
or
Los Angeles until 9
June
on
to
.1983
(PDST)
a.m.
the
inclusive.
interest
1,
from
/ :
1962. Due
purchase
of
,
(J-J)
by
Greenfield
payable
Union
Kern
Bond
to
1965
inclusive.
2002
3 Interest M-N.
1,180,000
Nov.
1,
1965
Forest
Bond
•
bonds.
revenue
from
ARKANSAS
at
1962.
Due
School
District,
Offering—Vera
Inc.,
inclusive.
T.
and
sold to Stephens,
were
J.
Raney
&
Sons,
Interest' M-N.
625,000
Gib¬
K.
from
1963. Due
1966
July
on
1
Recorder, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
2003
to
until
Interest J-J.
7:30
for the
Legality
approved
by
White,
;/
a
Offering—A.
H.
Romick,
sealed
(EDST)
June
on
chase of
bids
until
4
for
2
the
ity
p.m.
revenue
$7,500,000
1,500,000
Dated
Aug.
and interest
&
tax
bonds
on
awarded
were
Co., at
$583,000 lim¬
May
Dabbs
8
1,
1963.
Memphis, Ark.
Bond Offering—Charles F. De-
(F-A) payable at the
Bank, Trust of¬
graff,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
(CST) on
fice, New York. Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horo-, May 28 for the purchase of $388,0.00
witz, Starin & Ellis.
to
Offering—Robert H. Old-
bonds. Dated
revenue
1963.
Anchorage, Alaska
Due
2002
April
on
on
May
until
28
for
11
inclusive.
the
$3,630,000 unlimited
815,000
purchase
tax
of
bonds,
improvement
one
to
one
bonds.
Legality
325,000
Due
from
95,000
from
;
to
one
bonds.
to
one
ap¬
July
*
six
1,
1963.
receive
until
11
4
the
for
1983
Legality
interest
:
1, from
May
27
$238,000
1964
sive. The bonds
cipal and
at the
are
interest
to
for
the
or
Schmid,
York
Eastern
and
the
at
on
;
school bonds.
Due
District
sealed
11
Secretary,
bids
at
Bond
rick,
will
of
Municipal
Bond
Water
County,
Sale —The
bonds
Calif.
$325,000
offerin gof the
bonds
have
tentative
offered
May
8
.
*
Bond
El
Sutcliffe.
Centro, Calif.
bonds
awarded
offered
to
the
Bank, New York City. Le¬ California Bank of Los
gality approved by Gust, Rosens at a net interest
cost
2.97%.
$57,200,000
been
im¬
May
8
United
Angeles,
of
July
\
8
to
about
Bank,
Bank,
Manhattan /
York City.
Freeman,
R.
—
E.
Commission,
way
sealed
on
bids
May
until
21
for
$21,540,000
on
will " receive
11
the
bonds.
revenue
The
bonds
the
at
office,
Due
Walton
(CST)
of
•
by
sealed
City. Legality approved
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman &
A.
Phillips, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
May
until
for
21
$938,000
1993
p.ni.
the
Sale
water bonds
to
June
on
offered
2s,
as
basis
at
inclusive.
of
cost
$1,170,000
at
callable.
Principal
of
100.049,
office.
Bond
City
approved
bonds
and
are
Torpey,
President
purchase
tax
$1,500,000
San
100.002,
$130,000 5s. Due
120,000
1971
350,000
to
1977
of
of
cost
on
and
Due
1972.
23/4S.
1973
May 15 from
on
1983
on
1976
on
Due
days after
seven
award.
Legality
certificates
awarded
by
offered
to
May
Kidder, Peabody
Equitable
15
syndicate
a
&
Securities
3.25%,
as,
Co., and
Corp.,
at
a
interest cost
net
a
were
headed
follows:
$730,000 41/2S. Due
1966
to
5,910,000
1983
15,
May
*
15
inclusive.
May 15 from
"inclusive.
V
Jan.
on
1
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
l/10s.
Due
members
W.
R.
Jan.
of
1998.
1,
the
syndi¬
Pressprich & Co.; Ira
Co.;
Bache & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; W. E. Hutton &
Co.;
Baxter
worth
&
Lyons,
■
&
Co.,
Co.;
Braun, Bos-
Inc.;
Hannahs
Rand
&
&
Co.;
Lee,
Interstate Securities Corp.;
Inc.;
Sterne,
Agee & Leach, W. J. Meredith &
*
Co.
works
June
bonds.
from
St.
1964 to
1
Bond
June
interest
1,
Hartford.
Principal
1963.
payable at the
&
Petersburg, Fla.
Offering—Charles F. Bis-
sett, Finance
receive
Trust
Legality
Con¬
(EST)
Company,
bids
June
on
of
bonds,
Administrator, will
sealed
chase
Dated
and
until
for
11
$17,000,000
revenue
$7,000,000 refunding bonds.
4.700,000
by
DELAWARE
improvement
storm
bonds.
drainage
700,000
BondSale— The
offered
awarded
to
14
National
of New
as
York,
basis
a -
2.72%.
*
■
members
cost
&
tional
of
of
of
National
Hutton &.Co.; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Lawson,
Robinson
*
Bank /.of
syndi-.'
&
r
Whittaker &
Co.*
Co.
and
Island,
&
Co.;
Davis
Lundborg
Springs,
Sale
—
a
offered
to
Fla.
The
$355,000
Goodbody
Treasure
nue
7
were
at
Co.,
&
to
Herbert
J.
jointly, at
$750,000
offered .May
awarded
interest
Island, Fla.
Sale—The
bonds
.
9
reve¬
were
Goodbody & Co. and
Sims
&
l
Co.,
price of 98.475,
a
cost
of about 3.56%.
Inc.*
a
nei
•
GEORGIA
&
Augusta, Ga.
& ^ Co.;
Robert
May
net interest cost of about 3.67%,.
Commerce,
Shelby Cullom
Irving
awarded
about
Co.; Roose¬
Rhode
certificates
Bond
the
Providence;: Fahnestock
Co.;
price of
Cross, Inc.; Industrial Na¬
Bank
Seattle,
headed
"/■;. "
cate: F. S. Smithers &
velt
a
Certificate
bonds.
were
City Bank
23As, at
recreation
improvement bonds.
Tarpon
$9,628,000
May
syndicate
a
bonds,
bonds.
600,000
Delaware (State of)
bonds
a.m.
pur¬
follows:*
as
2,500,000
approved
11
the
1,500,000 improvement
Other members of the
syndicate/
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc.; J.- Barth &
Co.; E. F.
3.40s. "Due
incl.
June 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
100.3119,
May
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971-
Co., Inc., and Cherokee Securities
on
1,000,000 renewal bonds. Due oh
Other
to
un¬
follows:
bonds.
«
Due
bids
June 6 for
as
by the First
1970 inclusive.
2V2S.
to
price
follows:
as
Town
$3,800,000
public
$1,250,000
a
the
Gainesville, Fla.
Robinson, Robinson & Cole.
interest
net
a
2.98%,
at
or
.
1,300,000
May 14 were
syndicate headed by
Francisco,
the
June 1 from 1964 to
necticut Bank
Ventura
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
of
of
John W.
sealed
on
bonds,
school
school bonds offered
a
Chicago,
Certificate Sale—The $7,000,000
cate:
—
of
receive
(EDST)
noon
limited
interest
approved
The
—
Bank,
by Chapman & Cutler.
Haupt &
•
inclusive.
by O'Melveny & Myers.
Sale
cer¬
Principal
shall be selected by
as
of
360,000
Conn.
Offering
on
School District,
Dated
place of payment in New
receipt
1.98%.
Hartford,
1983
Legality
a.m.
(J-J) payable at the
purchaser within
a
CONNECTICUT
East
Due
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
9
The
callable.
National
such
York
Ingen & Co.,
of
about
from 1965
The
,
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
are
interest
May 14 were
price
a
Dated June
1
until
certificates.
1993
of about
The
—
awarded to B. J. Van
(PDST)
purchase
sewer bonds.
1, 1963. Due
to
8
bids
-
.
Fla.
May 21 for the purchase
on
$1,150,000
First
pay¬
Chase Manhattan Bank,
or
Bond
the
Charles
—
Beach,
City's Finance Director's office, or
Treasurer's
New York
Watson.
&
Director of Finance, will
Evans,
receive
callable.
(J-J)
State
in¬
1975
are,
Principal and interest
able
of
purchase
July 1 from 1963 to
clusive.
(MST)
a.m.
New
Certificate Offering—Charles H.
and
Living¬
The
or
Legality approved by
Richardson
Fort
1964
ston, Secretary of the State High¬
Council, will
Ojai, Calif.
Offering
callable. Principal
Chase
tificates
revenue
postponed
.
650,000 3s., Due
$525,000
&
Colorado (State of), Colo.
Offering
on
(M-N) payable at the
July 1, 1963. Due
until
from
Sale —The
provement
were
/
Herrington
"
revenue
May 1, 1963. Due
Boca Raton National
1985
interest
and
$2,700,000
are
and interest
1, 1963.
Denver, Colo.
offering date of June
/
1964
im¬
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
Company.
payable
District,
Dahlquist,
Offering Postponed—The
Bond
Coachella
May
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or-
Nevada Irrigation District, Calif.
awarded to
for the purchase
San
1 from 1964 to
Principal
May 27 for the
on
of
The bonds
$210,000
Dated June
June
on
inclusive,
•
on
of
Wither-
May 1 from 1966 to 1991 inclusive.
at
(PDST)
a.m.
purchase
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
price of 98.00,
County, Calif.
Barbara
—
the
bids
W.
sion, will receive sealed bids until
2
bonds. Dated
Supervisors,
sealed
Offering—T.
'
about
or
a
Commission
ington, Secretary of the Commis¬
Other
Valley County Water
Offering
for
Water
provement bonds.
Oxnard
Riverside
tan
July
Principal
payable
on
Arizona,
bids
at
Jean Pullan,
Howard.
for the purchase of $7,120,000 im¬
about
inclu¬
the Chase Manhat¬
feld & Divelbess.
$3,-
.
Bond
were
of
of
Dated
July 1 from 1964
(J-J)
provement
callable. Prin¬
Valley National Bank
on
revenue
1979
(J-J)
purchase
on
$200,000 water bonds.
City Treasurer's office, the
ht PJioenix,
New
District, Calif.
sealed
District, Riverside County, Calif.
receive
bonds. Dated July
1, 1963. Due
July
at
.or
of Los
Virgenes Municipal
Santa
at
(PDST)
bonds.
inclusive.
Coachella
Avondale, Ariz.
on
a.m.
280,000 school
to
bids
Myers.
Bond Offering—The
City Clerk
Will receive sealed bids until
5
of
office,
in
the
at
Offering—A. M. McBride,
General
Manager,
will
receive
on
Ana
until June
(MST)
sealed
Due
years.
bonds.
by Preston, Thorgrim¬
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
purchase
County,
Bond
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
ARIZONA
p.m.
payable
Chicago.
Calif.
Due
approved
son,
of
Principal and
Treasurer's
or
Las
Offering—L.
B. Wallace,
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
to six years.
one
Dated
Due
bonds.
refunding
from
purchase
of the fiscal agencies
School Dist.,
Orange County,
1, 1963. Due
'
six years.
refunding
200,000
/
eight years,
refunding
Union High
June
bonds.
six years.
to
one
(PDST)
a.m.
the
(J-J)
5, 1963.
Anaheim
will
905,000 improvement bonds. Due
from
for
inclusive.
Angeles
a
as
to 20 years.
refunding
from
until 9
4
CALIFORNIA
Bond
Due from
1988
City
1965
proved by Townsend & Townsend.
(AST)
a.m.
follows:
$1,290,000
to
April 1,
from
1
land, City Manager, will receive
bids
20
Bond
West
Principal
receive
Bond
$900,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1963. Due on July 1 from 1964
yyy/
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
sealed
June
on
were
COLORADO
Sullivan
'
•
.
Offering
Jose until 10
,
Franklin National
Bond
Los Angeles
6
Co.,
cost of about 3.48%.
the
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
net interest cost of about
a
3.64%.
at
&
Clerk of the Board of
Los Angeles County, Calif.
any
offered
to
payable
May
Clara County* Calif.
,
County Treasurer's office.
County
Ark.
Sale —The
on
(M-N)
interest
on
bonds. Due
revenue
Townsend
by
Springdale,
ited
bonds. Due
'
Aug. 1, 1983.
on
pur¬
bonds,
Aug. 1 from 1966 to 1982 incl.
j;
Due
1, 1962. The bonds
approved
Bond
revenue
bonds.
Townsend.
follows:
as
Nov.
<
$9,000,000
on
callable. Interest M-N. Legal¬
are
Secretary of the Corporation, will
receive
Due
Nov. 1 from 1976 to 1997 incl.
Dated
of
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
bonds.
revenue
purchase
Bond
$185,000 hospi¬
Taylor
Development
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Dist.,
Whisman School District, Santa
^
FLOttlDA
Florida
County, Calif.
offered
to
interest
net
La Canada Unified School
District,
follows:
as
revenue
163,000
Development Corp.
June 3
on
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1975 incl.
>
(P. O. Juneau), Alaska
Bond
1983
purchase of $213,000 rev¬
$50,000
ALASKA
(CST)
p.m.
bonds,
enue
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose.
Alaska State
Bass, City
(PDST)
a.m.
the
May 1' from 1967
inclusive. Principal and
interest
Bond Offering—C. H.
11
for
11
$150,000 school bonds. Dated May
to
Lepanto, Ark.
Dated
bonds.
revenue
;July 1,
June
on
1, 1963. Due
jointly.
'
Bakersfield until
bonds
will
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Sale—The $2,250,000 rev¬
bonds
enue
1
Nov.
on
2002
to
Dated
tal
awarded
Bond
County, Calif.
Hospital
Bond Sale—The
the
Clerk of the Board of Super¬
son,
Ark.
City,
San Bernardino
Principal and
New
City. Legality approved
1
Nov.
on
Twentyriine. Palms
County Treasurer's office,
Dated
bonds.
for
$430,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1963. Due on July 1 from 1964
Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess.
revenue
4
"
Nov.
Levy, Williams & Stern, and Shuman, Agnew & Co.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
July
and
Manhattan
York
follows:
as
of
Chase
purchase of $4,805,000 revenue
bonds,
office,
Bank
May 31 for
on
Principal
District,
$200,000
of
The
;
School
County, Calif.
May
on
(J-J) payable at the Town Treas¬
of
Board
.
sealed
Unified
Los Angeles
Rise,
July 1 from 1970 to
on
callable.
Bond
purchase
inclusive.
1990
(MST)
a.m.
bonds. > Dated
revenue
of Alabama, Board of
Glendora
Ariz.g—Ruth
n
Clerk,- will receive
bids until
Stubbs,
Lombardo, Inc.
University
'«
Town
The
—
i
e r
L.
Bond
enue
Sale—The $8,000,000 reV»
bonds
offered
May
15 werfl
Number 6265-.'.
Volume 197
awarded to
Drexel
Boston
&
100,068,
at
„Co.,
and
of
price
: a.
interest
net
a
-
Corp.,
follows:
;
$240,000
Due
May
1965
i
on
1963.
and
"
^
1
&
-
nue
Due
on
ton
1,
&
from
1974
320,000
and
;
members
May
1
Bond
syndi¬
liam
Blair &
10
Dominick & Dominick; Wil¬
Co.,
Brothers
Stern
Inc.;
;
County (P: O. Decatur),
-Georgia
Bond
:
Offering
C.
—
Offering
Secretary
hart,
j
O.
Education,
will
the
the
Busen-
missioners of Roads and Revenues,
school bonds. Dated June
May 28 for the purchase
on
of $5,000,000 revenue
April 1, 1963. Due
1964 to
terest
Principal
Bank, Atlanta,
Chase
or
Manhattan Bank, New York
Legality
City.
King
by
approved
&
Dekalb
County School District
Offering
Jim
—
will
until
(EST)
noon
purchase
Dated
1
receive
Cherry,
April
from
First
10
1963. Due
1,
1965
York
Citv.
King
&
Atlanta
Bank,
' Bank,'
Manhattan
Julian
and
June 7
on
or
New
Legality approved by
Legality
Schiff.
Dallstream,
bids until 11
(CDST)
a.m.
28 not tentative
on
provement bonds offered May 16
N.
the
of
T.
to
&
S.
a
group
Bank
bonds. Dated May 1,
Dec.
on
Interest
Continental
Illinois
price of 100.08209,
a
terest
cost
of
about
net in¬
a
2.93%,
as
1964
1966
3V2S.
and
Due
1967.
1968
to
1977 to
on
May
on
1976
3,885,000 3s. Due
15,
15
1983 inclusive.
interest
and
the
sealed
bids
May
for
10
1983
inclusive.
callable.
(J-D)
Principal
bonds
are
interest
and
Bank,
the
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
June
May
on
$95,000
of
for
20
the
revenue
as
sealed
the
until
bids
June
of
Mt.
Bond
State
inclu¬
1985
3,275,000 series
pur¬
Elizabeth
until
will
10
a.m.
Dated
June 1 from
on
The bonds
Principal
National Bank, Mt. Ster¬
Legality approved by Graf¬
ling.
City
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
(CDST)
chase
on
of
bonds,
will
until
receive
10:30
a.m.
May 29 for the
pur¬
$5,000,000 unlimited tax
follows:
as
$4,000,000
Jan.
bridge
1 from
Bond Sale—The
ous.
purpose
headed by
National
1968 to
Due
on
1977 incl.
on
interest
net
as
and interest
1,
Principal
1960.
York
agent
of
the
or
City
at the
in
$3,485,000
from
bonds
Sale
—
offered
awarded
to
a
May
by the First National City Bank,
York, as 2.90s, at a pric$ of
Due
1
June
1,
1974.
inclusive.
to
June
Other members of the
Trust
New
ern
1 from
syndicate:
York,
Buffalo;
Miller
Co.;
&
a
basis
of
cost
&
Halle
Smith,
Peabody
Barney
&
& .Co.;
Co.;
R.
W.
Kidder,
Press-
prich & Co.; Salomon Brothers &
Clerk,
3.40s.
Due
1,
1989.
545,000
3.40s.
1,
1990.
—
will
bids until 1 p.m.
A.
R.
receive
(CST)
on
Nov.
Due Nov.
3V2S.
Due
Nov.
on
1,
Chicago,
New
offered
the
the
Securities Co.;
nett
&
man
the
or
Trust
&
Dom¬
Cutter,
Co.; .Stern, Lauer
Ben¬
Co.;
&
Trust Co.,
Illinois
Chemical
Company,
;
Note
Fosdick,
&
Winston
Abroms
Co.;
Stern
&
Co.;
Crane Investment Co., Inc.
&
&
&
Masten
Purcell,
Co.;
Hendrix
offered
the
Bank
New
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler.
Co.,
erty &
Mayes,
&
Cherokee
and
rities Co.
tional
at
May
Secu¬
about
8 were
awarded
to
England Merchants Na¬
Bank
&
Trust
interest
net
a
Co., Boston,
about
of
cost
Medford, Mass.
offered
Inc.;
of
cost
1.37%.
Sale
—
The
$500,000 notes
May 10 were awarded to
the National Shawmut
ton, at
a
1.38%.
Bank, Bos¬
net interest cost of about
■
,
Sommerville, Mass.
Note
Lecompte, La.
Bond
Town
Offering
will
Clerk,
the
for
Dean Buller,
—
sealed
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Sale
Dated
June
awarded
$500,000
10
Boston
a
South Hadley Fire District No. 2 ?
Massachusetts
Interest
Sale
Note
♦
offered
at
Agricultural
College
University of
The
—
May
9
$85,000 notes
were
awarded
Gladden,
—
Sterling
W.
Board
Secretary of the
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 10
for the
enue
Due
a.m.
on
(CST)
June 3
on
purchase of $2,990,000 rev¬
Dated
bonds.
April
1,
1962.
April 1 from 1965 to 2002
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
basis cost
a
Springfield, Mass.
Bond
Cutler.
Offering
receive
(EDST)
a.m.
of
will
Treasurer,
sealed
purchase
Francis E. J.
—
City
Callaghan,
bids
on
until
June
4
$2,300,000
10:30
for the
bonds,
as
follows:
$1,000,000
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
June 1 from 1964 to 1993 incl.
Legality
Chapman &
approved by
to
3s,
Mechanical
and
Offering
price of. 400.266,
a
as
of about 2.95%.
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond
De¬
net interest
Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.,
Louisiana State
were
-
Safe
cost of about 1.41%.
J-D.
of
the
to
The
May
$120,000
1963.
15,
—
offered
posit & Trust Co., at
on
of
purchase
notes
May
(CST)
60,000 sewer bonds.
1,000,000
street
bonds.
Due
on
June 1 from 1964 to 1973 incl.
St.
LOUISIANA
Bond
(P. O. Shreveport), La.
"
Bond
Offering
—
a.m.
(CST)
Joe J. Mickle,
on
May 29 for
purchase of $534,000 revenue
Dated
Oct.
1,
1962.
Due
Oct. 1 from 1965 to 2002 inclu¬
Roam,
sealed
sive.
Interest
proved
by
A-O.
Legality- ap¬
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Cro\ve, McCall & Horton.
Bernard Parish School District
No. 1 (P.
Centenary College of Louisiana
on
for the purchase of $500,000 reve¬
interest
New
Note
A. Webster Dough¬
Co.;
to
Fall River, Mass.
&
Agee
Sterne,
awarded
Bank, Boston,
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
E.
A.
Inc.;
$500,000 notes
were
National
Co.; Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle;
;
.
.
1.36%.
Inc.;
Co.;
&
The
—
May !9
net
a
Co.,
cost
\-
Sale
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Eddie-
Pollok
net
Trust
interest
a
First
at
County
at
Chicopee, Mass.
Co.; Second Dis¬
trict
Adams
school
Sale—The
offered
bonds
to
a
$1,300,000
May
group
S.
14
com¬
Corp.; Francis I. du Pont &
Co., and Kohlmeyer & Co., at par,
"a net interest
a§
cost of about 3.40%,
Dated
to
June
and interest
City
First
bonds.
Due
on
1,
1963.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's
National
office
bonds,
Bank, Boston. Le-
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
Sudbury, Mass.
follows:
$450,000 3s.
renewal
June 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
posed of John Nuveen & Co.; First
U.
300,000
O. Chalmette), La.
awarded
were
>
$800,000 notes
1.29%.
.
offered
Dominick
Co.;
The
—
Norfolk
of about
1992.
&
Deposit & Trust
May 13 were awarded to
Brookline,
Hammill & Co.;
Principal and in¬
Continental
York
bonds.
May 22
Sale
Shearson,
Brothers
.
.
&
man,
.
net interest cost of about
a
Note
Other members of the syndicate:
1,
payable at the First Secu¬
until 10
Springs, Ky.
Offering
May
May 1 from 1965 to
on
Lexington;
•the
City
530,000
4
President, will receive sealed bids
KENTUCKY
Bond
1988.
Rowles,
;
•
Brookline, Mass.
1,
$7,500,000
Dated
bonds.
June
on
National Bank & Trust Company,
&
about
Other members of the syndicate:
•
of
rity National Bank &
Co..;
tional Bank of Wichita.
Dawson
purchase
Due
Weeden
Stieglitz, and the Stockyards Na¬
2.88%.
Co., at
'
awarded to
were
Safe
-
;
$200,000 notes
1.32%.
Due Nov.
and
The
May 13
1987."
1991
«r
,
Nov. 1, 1986
on
3.40s.
2.490,000
*
—
Boston
West¬
Company of
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.;
J. A. Suther¬
(EST)
a.m.
inclusive.
York.
New
100.1599,
1963.
inclusive.
on
on
Hayden,
were
1972
to
—
a
June
on
Due
&
headed
1964
Due
1983
$6,000,000
syndicate
2V2S.
1975
14
The
11
revenue
2.58%,
240,000 3s.
Marine
Chicago Park District, III.
about
Offering
the
1988
1973 and
City. Legality approved by
Bond
of
cost
2%s.
430,000
New
Chapman & Cutler.
until
for
of
terest
(J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office,
fiscal
Co.,
follows:
Jan. 1 from 1969 to 1978 incl.
Jan.
Trust
&
1,
'7
'
offered
the
$60,000 improvement bonds.
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
the Continental Illinois
Bank
Nov.
on
1985.
Due
1
Nov.
inclusive.
and
land,
syndicate
a
Chicago, at a price of 100.0571,
bonds.
1,000,000 building bonds. Due
Dated
$4,155,000 vari¬
to
Due
,
:!$i
Attleboro, Mass.
unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
'
(P. O. Lexington), Ky.
Bond
bonds offered May 14
awarded
were
to
from
Note Sale
on
1981
May 8|
Suburban'
the
MASSACHUSETTS
510,000
24
University of Kentucky
Wichita, Kan.
Weber,
1982
in¬
and
ton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
Chicago, III.
Due
to
315,000 3V2S.
(J-D) payable at the Mont¬
gomery
&
Due
1983 inclusive.
callable.
KANSAS
Bond Offering—Alvin L.
3V4S.
to
Trust Co., of Hyattsville, at a net
inclusive.
1972
1973
Cady &
ap¬
Miller.
ILLINOIS
awarded
$690,000 im- j
offered
from
1
Due on Nov. 1
580,000 '3.40s.
Leach;
$1,200,000 school bonds.
are'
Ice
bids
sealed
1964 to
McCord,
to
The
—
bonds
provement
inclusive.
Kelly & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur
Clerk,
Court
Sale
interest cost of about 2.52%.
Due on Nov.
1969
for;
Rockville, Md.
Bond
'
(EST) on June 4 for the purchase
terest
Ross,
follows:
as
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman; A. P.
Sterling), Ky.
June 1, 1963.
1962i Legality
Dated Oct. 1,
net interest cost of
a
3.45%,
of
bonds,
bonds.
B
par,
4
bonds.
Fried-
Dean Witter &
and
bids
June
were
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Offering—Mrs.
receive
*
by
to
1965
County
Scott,
a.m.
for the
11
10
follows:
proved
about
Interest J-D.
C.
College Board, will re¬
on
from
1
Montgomery County (P. O.
Treasurer
Labouisse,
Sealed
—
received until
purchase of $6,000,000 school ?
Barr Brothers &
C.
Jeanette
—
Jones, City Clerk and Treasurer,
approved
Teachers
the
rev¬
May 14
Offering
be
Allen
Millersburg, Ky.
1982
Joseph
—
Co.,
Citizens
Offering
about"
of
Maryland
inick;
Bond
price of;
a
County (P. O. Bel Air)*]
Bond
were
Teachers College
Offering
Hartford
syndicate headed by
a
Weil,
&
Co., at
Legality
at
approved by Joseph R. Rubin.
1963.
Wagner,
(EST)
richs
of
Eddyville.
payable
State
(P.O. Muncie), Ind.
ceive
Howard,
from
1 from 1964
The
at
;!vr/^;
2.74%.
.
,
$6,600,000
offered
bonds
1,030,000
(CST)
a.m.
23/4S,
as
-basis. cost
a
ap¬
Lafayette, La.
receive
purchase
the
Legality
Sale—The
-Bond
1970
will
Co.,
100.036,
1963.T Principal
payable at the City
275,000 3s.
1, 1963. Due on Dec.
sive.
Bond
interest
Grafton,
until
21
on
awarded;
were
the Hartford National Bank
MARYLAND
and
1965 to
County Clerk,
Due
$169,000 schoell
1
July ; 1,
$325,000 5s.
Bond Offering—James H. Wise¬
man,
<
bonds.
clusive.4 "
Dated
New
by
•
July 1 from 1965 to 1993 in¬
Bank, Glasgow.
approved
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered Mav 8
on
Trust
Kentucky
callable.
are
Legality
Ball State
inclusive.
May 15 from
are
Lyon County (P. O. Eddyville),
$2,450,000 series A bonds.
4,995,000 2.80s. Due
from
May
on
;
1964
bonds
at
Orrington, Me.
clusive.;,
Ferguson & Fleischer.
May
to
chase of $5,725,000 revenue
follows:
$1,120,000
payable
15,
bonds. Dated June 1, 1963. Due on
Na¬
Trust Co., of Chi¬
and the First Boston Corp.,
cago,
at
&
The
Principal
Legality
May
May 15 from
on
inclusive.
1982
(M-N)
INDIANA
A., of San Francisco,
tional Bank
J-D.
com¬
First National City Bank, of New
York,
Due
Farmers National
by Chapman & Cutler.
America
of
from
1
of $500,000 im¬
Dated
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
bonds.
980,000 series B
May-
mentioned May
as
inclusive. The bonds
(State of)
Bond' Sale—The $10,000,000 im¬
posed
1963.
sealed
receive
will
purchase
1988
on
will
Mayor, will receive sealed -■?
the
to
inclusive.
Due
MAINE
Due
proved by Chapman & Cutler. ',
B.
1984
'
July 1 from"
on
:;4V •\r.
V
v;; '. ■
;
TreasuferV office.
-
"
.
Offering—Lynn
provement bonds.
Secretary of the Public Bldg.
Commission,
Due
HAWAII
awarded
field,
to
revenue
were
Bond
Bond Offering—Frank H. Whit¬
ney,
' Q
•
$320,000 school bonds. Dated. June
III.
Commission,
Skaggs, Hays &
<
Glasgow, Ky.
on
Building
Public
Springfield
'
-
13, for the purchase of $3,500,000
Spalding.
Hawaii
ity approved by
$775,000
of
Interest A-O.
by
p.m.
1, 1963. Interest J-D. Legal¬
Fahey.
1985
fol¬
as
to
Due
295,000 3V2S.
to
bonds. Dated
revenue
1980
on
$1,-'
July 1 from 1968 to 1987 in¬
re¬
1:30
of
A- bonds.
605,000 series A
Reed,
will
until
series
;elusive.
^
May 21 for the purchase
$342,000
June
to
Hardin, Waite & Dorschel.
Jan.
inclusive.
1990
to
purchase
approved
bonds.
on
(CDST)
a.m.
on
callable.
President
O.F.M.,
the
June 4 for
on
of $2,550,000
National
Chase
until
bids-
sealed
President,
bids
sealed
330,000 3.40s.
July 1 from 1964 to 1967 in-
awarded to
Rev.
—
$54,000
for
Legality
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion,
Corporation
F.
bonds,
to 1977
1971
J-D.
B.
—
ceive
faculty bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due on April 1 from 1965 to 2002
(P. O. Decatur), Ga.
•Bond
Offering
Woods,
for
Spalding.
the
Bond
(A-O) payable at the First
National
Interest
Offering
revenue
enue
Corp. (P. O. Quincy), III.
in¬
and
Bond
purchase
July 1 from
on
lows:
ap¬
Corp. (P. O. Prestonburg), Ky.
(CST)
for the
Due
61
1976 to 1979 inclusive. '
Ben¬
receive
630,000
Dawson,
Legality
will
May 28
the
225,000 31/4S.
Earle
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
&
or
Clerk,1
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on May 23
Quincy College and Seminary
bonds
The
1 from
Nov.
on
of
City
ton,
Springs, La.
Offering-^-C.
1, 1963.
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1992
callable.
are
bonds. Dated
Due
inclusive.
$335,000
of
purchase
Bank
Louisville
Bank'
Springs.
sealed
;
Bond
Floyd County Public Courthouse
(CDST) on May
Emmerich, Chairman of the Com- f;
will receive sealed bids until noon
of
Board
receive
bids until 8 p.m.
for
III.
C.
J.
—
of
20
(EST)
rev¬
School District No. 57
\.\P. O. Mount Prospect),
1978
callable.
are
Fidelity
Trust Company,
of
•Bond
Kalb
Citizens
(EST)
Cook County
Inc., and John C, Legg & Co.
De
26 for
$80,000,000
bonds.
enue
Co,,
-
the
until
June
on
of
purchase
Denham
1963.
Principal and interest payable at
W.
Co.;
&
Fleming :r&
inclusive. The bonds
Director,
bids
1,
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Robert
—
sealed
(CDST)
a.m.
the
Co.; King, Quirk &
Folger, 'Nolan,
receive
will
cate:
Offering
June
from 1964 to
1
Commercial
Chicago Public Buildings
Christensen,* Executive
Dated
Dec.
Dawson
1993;
the
of
C. Haas & Co.,
Commission, III.
on •
May 1,
E.
Yates, Heitner & Woods.
v1
^
1992 inclusive, ••■/ ;
Due
Is.
Other
Due
to
Co.;
Chas.
Weeks;
Beane; G.
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
4,440,000; 3.40s.
&
&
& Co., Inc.;- James A.
^ Andrews & Co., Inc.; J. R. Willis-
.
1,000,000 6s. Due on May 1 from
1
S.
F.
Hornblcwer
.
(2101)
bonds.
Moseley
Curtis;
of ; Weigold
cost
about 3.35%, as
3.40s.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Hutzler;
syndicate headed by
a
First
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Due
on
1975 inclusive.
July
1
1965
Bond
offered
Sale—The
May
9
$400,000 notes
were
awarded to
,
62
(2102)
Boston Safe
the
Co., at
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Deposit
Trust
&
Bond
1.32%.
Offering
ceive
sealed
(CDST)
Charlotte
Bond
School
Offering
Mich.
District,
Bart
—
chase
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8, p.m.
1
Interest
purchase
4 for the
June
by
school
$1,225,000
of
from
Windhorst
&
from
1965
sive. The bonds
terest M-N.
to
College
Paddock
(P.
City
>.
purchase
June
on
of
bonds. Dated Jan.
1965
Legality
Kent
the
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
(J-D)
Mayor
by
sioners.
nautics
for
the
11
Due
of
the
(EST)
Dated
April
Interest
approved
by
M-N.
to
1993
approved
Due
by
Due
inclusive.
callable.
(A-O)
Canfield,
Dated
Oct. 1
on
The
payable
positary's
bonds
office,
"
or
Legality approved
Michigan
by
of
awarded
were
Arthur
cost
&
of
to
Co.,
about
Rockford
May
Citizens
City.
Charles
at
net
a
receive
&
School
1
bids
to
Sale—The $895,000 school
bonds offered May 9 were awarded
a
April
from
Michigan Corp., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
i
at
Montana
Curtis, and Shannon & Co.,
price of 100.029, a net inter¬
a
est cost of about
3.10%,
$125,000 4s. Due
1964 to
for
the,
1963.
on
160,000 3s. Due
Bend Sale—The
to
1980 to
1988
on
to
July 1 from
as
inclusive...
of
cost
about
MINNESOTA
Howard
Lake
District No. 880, Minn.
♦Bond Offering ,— Leonard
>'
Strohschein,
receive
District
sealed
(CDST)
bids
Clerk,
until
will
to
p.m.
May 23 for the
on
8
pur¬
a
&
of $270,000
school ' bonds.
Dated May 1, 1963. Due on
May 1
from 1966 to 1983 inclusive. In¬
Union
a
of
about
Legality approved by
Howard, Peterson, LhFevere, Lef&
Hamilton..
..
•
V;:■'*
Sale
Littlefork, Minn..
Offering
D.
awarded to
J.
Mohn,
Halsey,
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
3.60s, at
—
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
May 21
for the purchase of $207,000 rev¬
bonds.
enue
Due
on
Dated
Nov.
1
Nov.
from
inclusive. The bonds
Principal
payable
and
at
Insurance
1,
1965
are
to
cost
cate:
1992
Sautter;
callable.
(M-N)
Federal
Deposit
Hanauer
Corporation,
or
Wells
(CDST)
chase
of
received
on
May
until
27
$285,000
for
.
4
the
&
&
Christensen,
Shockey
&
Co.; McCormick
&
Co.
Mayer
:-
Monmouth
p.m.
and
a
provement
were
i
f
rrjf.C
to
B.
;ur *
Co.,
100.0089,
about
a
net
3.04%,
as
4s.
995,000 3%s.
1986
to
Due
on
■
June
1
Due June T, 19851
Due
1989
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
V
of
New
&
from
Co.,
price
a
3.20s.
Due
on
to
2007
Due
on
June
1
May
28,
June 1 from
Comptroller
announced
15 that $30,520,760
maturity
offered
will
City
serial
for
public
bring the
of
sales
ondary
program
lion
to
since
under
but
took
are
now
This
such
Mr.
than
Beame's
$160
mil¬
bond
not
are
being
original
pension
newly
Other members of the First Na¬
t'vf'.'
Trust
bonds
an
being
this
:
»
Oi
America
San
Francisco;
&
Co.;
of
N.
Goldman,
Chicago;
T.
S.
&
Lazard
Sachs
A.,
Freres
&
Co.;
3*
Gardner;
Byrd
'
y
>
>
Co.
Other members
the
of
Brothers group are:
& Co.; Merrill
Lehman
Phelps, Fenn
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
&
ner
Smith
Bank
of
Inc.;
First National
Oregon,
Portland; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Wm.
E.
Pollock
&
Co.,
Inc.;
National
State Bank of
Newark; Walston &
Co.,
H.
Inc.;
Bacon,
G.
Walker
Stevenson
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
Boat¬
men's National Bank of St.
Louis;
E. F. Hutton &
Co.;
Eldredge &
Co., Inc.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day; '
R. D.
White & Co.;
Inc.;
A.
M.
Company
Rand
Stroud & Co.,
Kidder
of
A.
&
Co.;
Georgia,
Andrews
&
Co.;
Trust
Atlanta;
&
Co.,
Inc.; '
&
Co.,
Inc.; 1
Tripp
National City Bank of
Cleveland;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Y
Schaffer, Necker & Co.; F. W.
Craigie & Co.; Stern Brothers
Co.;
Baker,
&
Watts
Co.;
&
BurnSj
Robert
D.
&
-
Corbett
&
&
Co.;*FabriGarrett
Sons; Herbert J. Sims
&
&
Co., Inc.;
Pickard,
-
•
Inc.;*-
A. Pincus & Co.; John
Small':
Co., Inc.; Mackey, Dunn & Co. '.
Field,; Richards
Bros.
&
Boyce;
Robert
W.
RambOi
&
Baird
Close
Co.;
Dreyfus
&
Stein
&
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.;
Kerner,
&
:
•
Inc.;
'
Rutty & Co., Inc.; Stix &
Co.; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson;
Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., Inc.'; Dol¬
phin & Bradbury; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co., and Magnus & Co.
New
University (P.O.
York), N.
Sale—The
bonds
enue
Y.
'
$3,400,000
offered
/
rev¬
May 13
were
Housing
Home Finance Agency.
and
awarded
to
the
Sale—The
bonds
offered
awarded
Trust
at a
Struthers
&
Roosevelt
Smithers
Co.,
Sale—The
provement
were
&
&
Cross,
Co.;
Inc.;
posed
of
I.
National
Bank
of Rhode
&
Merle-S'mith;
:V'v'.o
Laidlaw
Brothers Harriman
•,9.1
si
&
&
?:%%'•
J.-
a
Lin-
1
2.80s,
as
basis cost
;
du
$1,740,000 im¬
a
May
group
Pont
&
Corp.,
&
Co.;
about 2.66%.
.
basis
-
,
:
Co.;
y
Hall- ~
York J
2.70s,-. at
as
a
9
com-
and the New
price of 100.2799,
Is¬
Co.,
Devine
S.
Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Dick
Brown
C.
& Co.,
Dominick, Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Indus¬
trial
and
offered
to
&
F.
Dominick
bonds
awarded
Hanseatic
Inc.
Guaranty 1
York,
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Bond
garten
Wood,
sewer
"were
9
Morgan
New
price of 100.226,
Francis
Co.;
•
of about 2.77%.
Drexel
&
$293,000
May
coin Rpchester Trust
Dillon, Union Securities
Co.;
to
Co.,
&
Dodge & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford
now
&
.
& Co., Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw, and Charles W. Scranton &
Eastman
case,
average of 3.26% a year
■'
of
both
of
&
offered
Co.,
by
funds.)
The
&
land, Providence; Coffin & Burr;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.';
Clark,
re-sold
buyer—in
the
in¬
sale
Newhard,
Newark, N. Y.
sec¬
office.
"secondary'
issued,
bonds,
funds, will be
total of
more
he
of short-
bidding.
Blair
;
at
-
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Robins
Bond
Syndicate Members
Bank
held by the penision
im¬
1963,
a.m.
First
National;
son
Continental Illinois National Bank
will
Municipal
Third
2008 to 2013 inclusive.
be
investments,
the
pen¬
&;
Company;
Nashville;
Reinhoidt
Bond
inclusive.
2001
5,970,000 2s.
of
Y.
Falion
Ohio
Brothers; King, McJunkin; Patton
&
Co.; Wm. R. Staats & Co.;
1
Building,
City, N.
7
Na^
Co., both of
Bramhill.
Corp.;
New York
June
on
from 1990 to 2000 inclusive.
6,965,000
City
Sage,
3,980,000 3s.
.
Co.;
Trust
,The
of
Banking & Trust
the
y-.t
of
York
Brothers
from 1965 to 1984 inclusive.
$1,370,000
3.10s, at
York
fund
return
.,,t,
New
■
10,945,000 3.10s.
McEntee
Sale—The
in
15
r
of
15
Na¬
Smith, Barney & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.;First National
Bank;
Boland, Saffin,
j
May
First
Lehman
cost
$19,990,000
pur¬
Dec. 1
on
the
&
Cook & Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis
& Co.
cand
anty Trust Co.,. both of New York;
May
Co.,
Mav
eventually,
offered
to
Bank
and
interest
basis cost of about 3.06%.
a
The
County (P. O.
bonds offered
awarded
will wipe out
bond sale, under Comptroller
11
&
Co.;
$1,331,000
a
ex¬
tional
City
Bank
group
are:
Bankers Trsut Co.; Morgan Guar¬
(A
Sale—The
bonds
follows:
composed of
group
Trust
as
Manhattan,
Co.; Tilney
Co.; SeasonAllan
Over
Beame
York
City
E.
the
The
—
Adams,
sion
&
&
in¬
surplus.
group, at a price of
offered May 15 were
to
held
Inc.;
Bank
Mr.
process
awarded
tional
bids
increasing the yield Of City's
Freehold), N. J.
Bond
pur¬
improvement
J.
the
(State of)
Sale—The $48,755,000
housing
were
of
Edu¬
sealed
for
5
volves bonds which
bids
bonds.
Off
&
Cincinnati; Thomas
good
be
Co.;
Cooley & Co.; Provident
West:
will
&
into
being
also
&
City;
Cleveland
James
Abraham D. Beame's program for
Co.; W. H. Morton &
Hutchinson,
chaser's option in New York
City.
Mankato, Minn.
Bond Offering — Sealed
&
Haupt
Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Inc.;
pur¬
Legality
approved
by' Dorsey>
Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst &
Ira
for
fourth second¬
ary
syndi¬
Gordon
not
so
higher yields.
Bond
Island,
price
a
'Roderick
—
June
Sale
New
$4,300,000
the
of
Saffin,
is
time,
New
9'
Franklin
Long
at
receive
Bankers
100.39,
"
&
members
as
market
the
flowing
funds
of
to 1982 inclusive.
Company,
3.57%.,
Boland,
with
may produce a
May
the
of
and the Massena
Co., Inc., as
price of 100.372, a basis
a
about
Other
1962.
interest
the
of
1963
York,
syndicate headed by
a
Stuart
of rock-
He has scheduled
money
for
$1,345,000 school bonds.
awarded
the
school bonds offered
May 15 were
Bond
of
Bond
The
—
will
water bonds
Hoboken, N. J.
Bond
pension funds,
the
money
in
$85,000 general
2V2S,
Offering
Bond
basis cost
3.09%.
terest M-N.
be
Trust
Inc.;
'
Co.,
a
must
improvement bonds.
vested
Massena, N. Y.
District, N. ./.
price of 100.021,
their
on
two-year-maturity
or
plained, this
Dated June 1, 1963. Due
&
at
less
City guaran¬
difference
safety.
New
City School District, N. Y.
noon
from
Boland,
Saffin,
Sautter, and Fidelity
Trust Co., Newark, as
3.10s,
Gordon
The
pension
basis cost of about 2.48%.
a
Bond
chase
group composed of B.. J. Van
Ingen
chase
ler
Bank
until
,
basis
Bond Sale—The $850,000 school
bonds offered May 9 were awarded
C.
much
issues of New York City cap¬
ital
Company,
offered
to
as
cation,
JERSEY
Cliff side Park School
Bank,
Ayer, Clerk of the Board of
2.93%.
NEW
Independent School
Corp.,
total
employees
interfere
new
YORK
bonds
Hudson
a
about
invested in
Lemon
Singer, Deane & Scribner;
with
the annual deficit and
Mineola,
$275,000 school
price of 100.519,
a
its
group,
the American Securities
3s, at
total
yielding
pay¬
Rockaway, N. Y.
National
•
bonds offered May 9 were awarded
1979 inclusive.
360,000 3%s. Due
now
the re-sale of the bonds
Manufac¬
Trust '
-
awarded
were
Londonderry School District, N. H. Y
" '
:
the
Bond Sale—The
purpose
100.06,
July 1 from
'
Hanover
East
NEW HAMPSHIRE
July 1 from
on
' \
billion,
reinvesting
ribbed
incl.
National
i
or
NEW
'V
.
First
of¬
of its
funds
this
period
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
,
of
to
and
Due
1972
to
took
none
higher-yielding securities
revenue
1,
1963
he
the
.
from
1
1975 inclusive.
1976 to
wood.
inclusive.
250,000 2%s. Due
1970 to
July
on
1969
awarded to
follows:
as
Since
sold
to
involves selling selected blocks of
10
21
City
•
Saffin, Gordon &
Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Bank
pension
bonds
\
Banking & Trust Co., of^
Laird, Bissell & Meeds;;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Inc.;-|
of
by the City Treasury.
Comptroller Beame's program
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 school
bonds
offered
April
27
were
&
son
turers
County, Dutton High School
•
Branch
$L7
made up
New York City.
District No. 28 (P. O.
Dutton),
of
the
at
George K. Baum & Co.
Teton
group composed of The First
its
of
bonds,
savings.
Board
until
$2,500,000
Albuquerque
bonds offered May 8 were awarded
Mich.
Bond
to
able
Bond Sale—The $430,000 school
District,
the
years,
$3.5
City
'
May
on
of
Dated
Oct.
on
sealed
(MST)
.
R.
Wilson;
1"
bonds held by the
bonds.
County (P. O.
Townsend), Mont.
interest
the
;
one-year,
a.m.
Broadwater
2.66%.
past
49.3%
by
tees
Mexico,
Co.,
funds, and
proceeds
to
year
-
pension
about
Ridgewood,
Principal and interest (A-O)
Kenower, Mac-
in
The
Offering—CyreneF.Luthy,
purchase
MONTANA
8
a
income.
will
or
Inc.;
National
Boston; 'Na--
Johnston,
Bank
Kansas
$1,614,-
bonds to the funds.
MEXICO
New
the
estimated
an
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
Trauernicht.
offered
added
the
fice, the City has sold
1984
New Mexico
Bond Sale—The $350,000
county
bonds
sale
of
of
Boland,
tional
totaling
'
pension funds.
1963.
approved
for
short-maturity
1, 1962 brought
Jan.
large blocks
'
hospital
since
of
premiums
that
Regents (P. O. Alburquerque),
Bond
De¬
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.; Henry Harris &.
Inc.;
Co.;
Comptroller Beame pointed out
bids
interest
the
Sons,
a
now.
than the returns the
are
bank
a
trust company in New York
County (P. O. Newberry),
at
Tilney &
an
secondary sales of $129.9
million
$2,725,000
and
Legality
NEW
1,
&
Co.,
tle; Granbery, Marache & Co.
the
4.40%
more
does
worth
funds'
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
interest
the Town
at
N. J.
June 25
on
of
that
bring
about
273.56 into the pension
the
from 1965 to
1
payable
1965 to
and
cash
it
on
Oct.
from
Principal
(EDST)
of
35%
reinvestment
sealed
Principal
of
1997
receive
June
on
(J-D)
G.
(CST)
bonds
of
■
School District,
Allandale.
H»
^
-
said
Sautter;
than
million
Hoyt, : Wash¬
v
purchase
inclusive.
'
a.m.
bonds.
revenue
Reed,
p.m.
the
University
1962.
1, 1963.
by
return
Third
pay¬
Company
First National Bank of
Mrs.
—
Trust
Comptroller
investments should
funds than
Feb.
on
yields.
Commerce
inclusive.
school bonds. Dated July 1,
the
by
8
for
000
Legality
Miller,
1963, Due
McCarthy,
May 29 for the purchase of $175,-
Paddock and Stone.
Luce
until
in¬
Commis¬
of
.
sealed bids until 10
May 1 from 1964 to 1993
on
inclusive.
Board
the
Franks, Town Clerk, will receive
June 4
on
1,
ucation, will
be designated by
to
Offering
L.
Aero¬
purchase of $620,000 rev¬
bonds.
enue
Britton
—
a.m.
and
&
Bank
better
bonds.
sewer
Bond Offering—Winifred Fran¬
1,
Bosworth
Dickson
to the pension funds Thus, the
reinvested $30,520,760 should earn
cis, Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
from 1964 to
1
Saltillo, Miss.
Board, will receive sealed
bids until
June
S.
tional Bank of Commerce of Seat¬
greater
average
pur¬
1964
Waldwick
May
Braun,
re¬
year
p.m.
Jersey,' Secaucus.Legality
burn &
$515,000
re¬
Shawmut
new
re¬
7:30
$2,160,000
V. approved
Charles & Trauernicht.
Chairman
will
until
at
sealed
on
of
Principal
Legality
.
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
May 28 for the
on
of
from
15
The cash
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
invested in highly-rated securities
The
Principal and interest (F-A)
^
-
and, approved
and
Rapids), Mich.
Bond
of
cost
Alexander
—
bids
Dated June
Butler,
Dated
June
on
County (P. O. Grand
Gordon,
a
able
(CST)
purchase
purchaser,
Chapman & Cutler.
•
for
terest
2002
approved
Town
(EDST)
Peterson
receive
a.m.
1988
1, 1962.
to
inclusive.
will
10
1963.
3
Jan.
from
Clerk,
industrial
$1,500,000
Due
1
and
basis
a
Offering
sealed
chase
'
.
revenue
on
ceive
Marquart,
Offering—Graves
bids until
(EST)
a.m.
West,
ceived from their sale will be
,at
.
with
Schiesel,
in¬
callable.
Laurel, Miss.
Bond
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
10
&
&
Offering—Henry Stefens,
the
1984
to the pension funds.
3s
Secaucus, N. J.
approved
Owen,
100.217,
Hayden,
as
New
22
until
to
are
of
Bond
MISSISSIPPI
V.
O. Holland),
Michigan
v.'X•<'
Bond
1964
and
2.98%.
Due
Popovich.
Legality approved by
.Y;'Y''/ ■'Y V
Hope
1963.
Sautter,
Co., jointly,
pur¬
callable. In¬
are
Canfield,
Miller,
Stone..
inclu¬
1979
re¬
&
&
price
p.m.
the
Legality
Dorsey,
May
1,
bonds
J-D.
7
Stone
W.
improvement
June
The
bonds Dated June 1, 1963. Due on
1
for
$1,250,000
June
on
on
until
Dated
clusive.
(EST)
bids
May 27
on
of
bonds.
Rypstra,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
for
Richard
—
Turnlund, Village Clerk, will
MICHIGAN
<
Gordon
Roseville, Minn.
net interest cost of about
a
.
cost
a
of
,
Orangetown, N. Y.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
awarded
to
the
$190,000
May
8
sewer
-
were
Marine
Trust
•
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo, as 2.80s, at a price of
Co.;
100.133,<v
Co.;
2.78%.
a
,
basis
cost
of
•
about
"
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Volume
Number
197
6265
.
.
The-Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
76,000 buildrrig bonds. Due from
Penfield, Perinton, Brighton
School District. No.
t
1
to
>4
.Walworth and Macedon, Central
1980
Methodist College Inc.
inclusive.
1964 to
\
Bond
inclusive.
1982
Penfield), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Robert B. Mur¬
ray,, President of
the Board of
515,000 improvement bonds. Due
Education, will receive sealed bids
499,000
I
until
23
11:30
for
purchase of
school bonds.
Due
inclusive.
(M-N)
'Jrust
from
1
Principal
'
payable
approved 'by
l^ashburn
235,000
Le-
& McCarthy.
•
Noi 1
(P. O. Fairport), N. Y."
Bond
Sale—The $281,000
Ifonds
offered
-
awarded
Co.,
basis
a
to
Adams,
2.80s, at
as
May
:
"•
McEntee
&•
1964
of
York
New
Sale
bonds
revenue
headed
Co.,
to
3%s, at
Co.,
basis
of
cost
price of 99.7699,
a
about
3.38%.
J.
&
Co.;
Devine
&
Co.; Bear, Sterns
Shields
&
Co.;
Carl
Weeks;
Weeden
&
Wertheim
&
Co.;
&
offered'
Corporation;
Co.;
Roosevelt
;
R.
L.
$485,000 3s.
&
&
McEntee
Adams,
Sautter;
Inc.;
Saffin;
Herbert
John
Thomas
Small
&
Arthur
J.
Co.;
&
&
Sims
&
Swiss
&
Co.,
Co.,
Due
sealed
on
bids
11
1
170,000
unlimited
tax
June
1 from
1964
Due
to
clusive.
v
on
Childs Securities Corp.
Cooley
&
Davis &
Co.;
Co.;
Dunn
Raffensperger,
Inc.;
225,000
Shelby
Rand
Roberts
&
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Hughes
&
Co.;
Parke,
Schmidt,
Cunningham,
1964
school
to
and interest
bonds.
Due
1963.
1,
York
City.
kamp & Co.; J. H. Hilsman & Co.,
Inc.; Starkweather & Co.; Robin¬
Co.;
Columbus
Co., Inc.; Allison-Williams
Boettcher
Securities
curities
Co.;
&
Dallas Union
Se¬
Co., Inc.
G.
Morris
Edwards
&
Stokes; &
Sons; Elkins,
Evans
Co.;
&
Co., Inc.; Foster & Marshall, Inc.;
Hutchinson,
Shockey
&
Co.;
Hanauer, Stern & Co.; Johnson &
Johnson; Kormendi & Coi, Inc.;
Mackall
&
Coe;
Mead,
Miller
&
Co.;
Northrop
&
White,
Inc.;
.Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood; Poole
Co.; Prescott & Co.; Putnam &
sealed
on
County,
Legality
until
Due
(J-D)
Principal
payable
Manufacturers
•
Brothers
Inc.
Yonkers, N. Y.
Bond
City
R.
Offering—Martin L.-Ball,
Comptroller,
will
receive
sealed bids until
noon
(EDST) on
May 23 for the purchase of $10,121,000 unlimited tax bonds, as
S.
a
the
Co., at
of about
$60,000
par,
1,365,000
to
1982
improvement
Due from 1964 to
1,120,000
Due
637,000
from
Due from
inclusive.
.
from
1964
equipment
to
:
bonds.
1982 incl.
improvement
bonds.
incl.
1977
bonds.
,
Due
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
95,000
/
to
3s.
1969
as
80,000 3.%s.
June
from
District
Due
on
on
1973
Offering
Clerk
on
inclusive.
1
In¬
of
sealed
(EDST)
June
on
of
bids
Board
4
of
will
until
re¬
1
for
$600,000
The
.
for
agent
for
p.m.
the
pur¬
improvement
July 1, 1963. Due
(J-J)
on
Principal
payable at the
National
Bank,
Legality
of
State
approved
by
Leod,
Board
May 27 for
$300,000
Offering—Arthur E.
bids
sealed
(EDST)
chase
until
June
on
re¬
10
000
Dated
at
First
the
Sale
to
tax
by
a
to
(F-A)
McDonald
2.66%.
May 3
&
Co.,
'
/
as
basis
a
V
.
t
syndicate:
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
&
&
Co.,
Dillon, Union
The
Ohio
Weil,
and
at
the
Company,
Offerin g—E.
until
the
noon
(EST)
of
bonds.
Dated
June
on
1
May 22 for
on
purchase
$500,000
June
from
inclusive. The bonds
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
at
be
the
bank
a
to
then
be
to
by
Legality
Sinkler,
a
syn¬
York
&
.
Gibbs
TENNESSEE
Bond
Sale—-The
bonds
provement
awarded
James
A.
and
$425,000
offered
to
a
&
C. C.
Coll-
Kerner,
Leavens,
Inc.,
seph Lincoln Ray.
group
Shaler
Inc.;
and
Jo¬
Mayor,
tion
Franklin County (P. O. Columbus),
bonds
awarded
to
a
Ohio
purchase
ing
bonds.
Due
on
of
sealed
on
bids
May 23 for
$175,000 refund¬
Dated
April
1,
1963.
April 1 from 1964 to 1977
inclusive.
The bonds
are
callable.;
VIRGINIA
Fairfax County Sanitary District
May
group
&
Tenn.
receive
(CST)
the
No.
$250,000 recrea¬
offered
-
net interest
a
Fulton,
will
until 1 p.m.
Township (P. O.
Bond Sale—The
•
Securities
Landstreet
"
•>
Glenshaw), Pa.
&
$
com-i,
Offering—Milton Counce,
Co.,
Roth
im¬
May
2.96%.
South
Bond
Close
&
.
syndicate:
Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Rambo,
by
ap¬
Columbia, Tenn.
ings & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes
&
if
Nevr
a
posed of the Third National Bank,
W.
Sherrerd;
upon;
at
designated
County Board.
proved
pay¬
company
agreed
agree,
bank
trust
or
mutually
net interest cost of
3.10%.
&
1983
callable.
are
to
Other members of the
Butcher
1963.
1964 to
cost of about
about
county
1,
$1,615,000
sold
Warren
a
Horace'
Arnette, Chairman of the County
Board, will receive sealed bids
Kirkpatrick, Inc., at
and
New
County (P. O. Dillon), S. C
Bond
Mid-South
Co.,
of<
Legality approved by
Gibbs & Simons.
Clark,
Co., Inc., at
Bank
Manufacturers
or
Trust
Sinkler,
Dillon
were
Sale—The
were
are
interest
City.
July 1, 1963.
bonds
1,
1965
bonds
and
Co.,
Bank, Cincinnati, Har¬
Co.,
payable
Hanover
/
The
Principal
Nashville,
school
syndicate
a
price of 100.508,
of about
inclusive.
&
$1,800,000
offered
bonds
awarded
1993
callable.
Feb.
from
1
dicate headed by Eastman Dillon,
by
Mc-•
receive
Dated
Feb.
on
Union Securities & Co.; Ira Haupt
The
—
Bond
Bank,
approved
F.
will
bonds.
Due
school
National
Legality
Mayor,
Simons.
Pennsylvania
able
CAROLINA /
pur¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Ironton.
Ports?
" •'' "'?////
.
sewer
1963.
of $2,150,000 improvement
bonds.
fiscal'
is
Rico
Offering^John
a.m.
the
for
5
Puerto
bids until noon (EST) on
May 27 for the purchase of $228,-'
York
ceive
Rico
sealed
to
Sehrlein, City Controller, will
of
the
Jr.,
failure
Erie, Pa.
Bond
Development
Puerto
SOUTH
Due
callable.
are
Au¬
through the air-,
Authority.
road
bond
the
of
Government
Bank
York
the
7
composed of
12
Bond
were
(P. O. Fairfax), Va.
Sale—The
bonds
sewer
were
$1,700,000
sold to a group
Singer, Deane & Scibner, Roberts
from
assessment
&
from
:
bonds
awarded
Kraus,
101.449/
as
a
$294,359 special
offered
to
27/ss,
basis
May
Ball,
at
a
cost
Burge
price
of
8
June
Francis
as
21/4S, at
Wheat
cost of
of
Westmoreland
about
Bond
for
Offering
Ohio
—
Sealed
received
until
the
purchase
$3,000,000
provement bonds.
bids
June' 27
im¬
a
basis
I.
&
of
about
County (P. O.
Offering—W.
the
Commissioners,
Board
will
Pont
a
and
&
Co.; J. C.
Anderson
&
net interest cost of
3.66%.
Norfolk, Va.
E.
of
Bond
Noel,
County
receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
on
du
Co.,
Strudwick, at
Greensburg), Pa.
Chief
be
price of 100.06,
about 2.22%.
Bond
Kettering,
1
Parke, and Stroud & Co.,x Inc.,
2.68%.
will
from 1981 to 1985 inclusive.
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
&
a
>
March
Chesterfield,.
Offering—Robert L. Corl,
and interest
June 1 from
on
June
Authority (P. O. Northampton),
inclusive.
Due
the
on
of
Bond Sale—The
Due on June 1 from
3.40s.
pur¬
Legality approved by
Clerk
of
totaled
7,148,857
pounds, against 5,391,536 in March, '
1962, an increase of 32.5%.
Northampton Area Joint School
were
1
re¬
p.m.
County (P. O. Beliefonte):
Chief
March
Chesterfield, S. C.
bonds.
Due
moved
The
Dorothy E.
—
of
(EST)
noon
purchase
Irving Co.
June 1, 1968.
June
8
school
1981
to
J-D.
Director
in
port
Bond
Harris,
until
1963.
in
increase of 22%, accord-
an
ing to Ruben Sanchez Echevarria,
July 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Education, will receive sealed bids
cost
inclusive
Due
1976
1
1,
bonds. Dated
(P. O. Blackfork), Ohio
Kitchen,
follows:
June
bid
$65,000
1964
terest
G.
Rhoads, Sinon & Reader.
rison
of
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
100,000
Dated
J.
May 20 for the
on
of
1962,
Pa.
OHIO
Provident
were
inclusive.
Due
to
to
(EDST)
chase
145,558: passengers
incl.
1988
District,
—
Puerto;
<
Airport, at San/
1,
July
Secretary, will
sealed
Peoples
Securities
on
School
School District
chase
follows:
as
Smith Inc., Eastman
net interest
1967
60,000 3.10s.
1974
May
on
purchase of $2,145,000
Other members of the
$410,000 water
composed
B.
$94,200,000
Dated
Offering
College.-
cost
Co., Inc.; Vance
a
3.34%,
75,000 41/4s.
1964
Mead,
550,000 dormitory bonds.
Merrill
7
of
bonds.
through
Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled 177,722/.
in March,
1963 compared with
the
of
Pennsylvania
$195,000 dormitory bonds.
2%s, at
;
May
&
6s,: Due
1964
purchase
V Bellevue
Bond
E.
(CST)
p.m.
bonds,
headed
Legality
group
Dickson
follows:
$4,053,000 school bonds.
4
the
were
Securities Corp. and J. Lee Peeler
&
for
29
revenue
Pershing,
offered
to
Richard
—
Secretary
ceive
until
limited
Trust
York.
Sale—The
awarded
the
Centre
Euclid, Ohio
Graham, N. C.
Bond
Jr.,
traffic
Rico International
Cargo
O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
bids
Bond
and
Mitchell,
by
Shetterly & Mitchell.
bonds
.
Offering—A.
Authority, P. /?,
International Airport Passenger
v
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
Co;; Shannon & Co.; J. W. Sparks
& Co.; Walter Stokes &
Co.; Talmadge & Co., and Van Deventer
purchase of $1,-
,
thority.
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
1964
at
Hanover
Company, .New
approved
until
?
.
Executive
County * Commissioners,
Dated June
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
interest
bids
Dakota, State Board of
May 28 for the purchase of $1,-
1989
sealed
the
for
Education,
(EST)
a.m.
Biggs,
bonds. Dated June 1, 1963. Due on
Whiteville
11
Davies,
Offering
revenue
Bismarck), N. D.
until
Pershing,
Commission, will receive
bids
1, 1963.
(P.
ity
Higher Education (P.O.
the
000.000 school bonds.
to
of
Board
19
Bond
Com¬
Bond; Offering—W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
A.
Mitchell,
Legality approved
Allegheny County Sanitary Author¬
Decatur-Washington Local School
(P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
Cherokee
Co.;
the
of
on
Shetterly & Mitchell.
by
the
PENNSYLVANIA
250,000 housing bonds.
Principal
Trust
approved
&
inclusive.
1983
School District, Ohio
receive
payable at the Manu¬
Schmertz & Co., Inc.; G. H. Muse-
son
1
Offering—Freida Tibbets,
1964. to 1986 in¬
Hanover
New
pany,
to
May
on
on
.
June
facturers
Due
400,000 dormitory bonds.
1989 in¬
clusive.
Dated
Inc.;
A-O.
750,000 dormitory bonds.
from
June 1 from
Cullom
Co.; Johnston, Lemon &
Mackay,
1
for
1, 1961. Due on
inclusive.
>
Due
10
revenue
Commissioner, will receive sealed
1989 in¬
420,000 refunding bonds.
Boyce,
1
Com-^
Legality ap¬
proved by Spahr, Andrews & In-
PUERTO RICO.
1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Rock wood,
of: for
May
on
1975
to
1976
Bond
as
.
31
1963. Due from 1964 to
Due
3.10s.
will
clusive.
&
Bond
North
,
Interest
until
$367,000
bonds. Dated Oct/
Oct; 1 from
bids
May
on
of
Tucker,
500,000 school bonds.
bonds,
$525,000 refunding bonds.
1966
June
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Bond
Easter-
follows:
June
Bros.
from
Clerk
E.
23/4s.
Mellon
senger
ceive
May 28 for the purchase of $1,-
Co.,
Stein
$1,025,000
the
Trust
Puerto Rico Ports
sealed
(PDST)
a.m.
Co.,
price
a
at
and
Greensburg.
pany,
(P. O. Portland),
National J Authority, will receive sealed bids
and Herzig,. until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June 4
at
payable
Bank
gersoll.
Third
Co.,
(J-J)
and Cargo Traffic Increased—Pas¬
receive
Bond
follows:
as
from
1989 inclusive.
until
&
est
National
The bonds
Principal and inter--
will
National
Boatmen's
Marietta City
:
June
on
Trust
July 1 from
on
Offering—Clarence Young,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees,
of
net interest cost of about
a
2.99%,
Commission, will receive
Corp.; D. A. Pincus & Co.; Pohl &
Inc.;
100.03,
June 1 from
on
Offering—W.
ernment
"/
Due
callable.
are
Bend
$2,150,000
Guaranty
Nashville,
McKenna
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Mac-
American
in
from
1
\
Oregon
by/
composed
group
Louis,
1,125,000
1984 inclusive.
1985 to
Bank
(P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
Inc.;
Kenower,
Co.;
Co.,
Gordon
&
June
on
a
York,
St.
net interest
a
to
were
Brunswick County, Southport
Bond
Co.; J. A. Hogle
Boland,
Due
3.40s.
from
Cross,
Day; Fahnestock & Co.;
Co.;
Sale —The
Morgan
New
Securities
1980 inclusive.
140,000 3V4S. Due
:
Kean, Taylor &
Inc.;
the
about 3.18%, as follows:
150,000
•
..
school bonds offered May 15 were
Hayden,
Wm.
E.
Pollock
&
Co., Inc.;
Tripp & Co., Inc.; Tucker, Anthony
&
Bond
Dono¬
7
/
"
Strayer & Stoe.
Bank,
May
First
the
price of 100.06,
1981 to
.-,r"-v" •'. •.
purchase of
Fargo School District, N. D.
Co., of Smithfield, jointly,
1964 to
1,
Legality approved
'
Hunter.
Legal¬
Corp., and the First-Citizens Bank
Stone & Co.; American Securities
Inc.
office.
Sullivan,
by
to
cost of
$600,-
Dated Oct.
(A-O) payable at the
bonds
a
on
NORTH DAKOTA
Sale—The $775,000 school
& Trust
receive
(EST)
Oct. 1 from 1965 to
on
2007 inclusive.;
1963.. Principal
awarded
Co.; A. C. Allyn
Bache
'
County (P. O. Windsor),
Bond
Co.;
&
Co.; Hallgarten & Co.;
Barr Brothers &
/
North Carolina,
M.
Loeb; Rhoades & Co.; Hornblower
&
Due"
the
bids
OREGON
Coggin
will
a.m.
bonds.
for
of
sealed
$500,000 school bonds.
by Smith," More; .Smith, Schell &
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane.
Bertie
at
Other members of the syndicate:
C.
1,
City "Comptroller's
syndicate
a
by Halsey, Stuart &
as
June
14
May
& Co., and Ladenburg, Thalmann
&
-v./:.?
from
inclusive.
President,
revenue
1962.
) NORTH CAROLINA
Inc., Drexel & Co., Glore, Forgan
a
v;'
B.;
1
Reed Institute
Offering—Walter
awarded
$25,000,000
offered
awarded
were
000
to 1966
Due
S.
July
(P. O.
June 10 for the purchase of
Authority
The
—
1971
and interest
(P. O. New York), N. Y.
Bond
to
Dated
Carolina, Inc.
Superintendent
Schools, will receive
,
July 1, 1963.
63
1964 to 1992 inclusive.
Offerin g—Robert P.
Heischman;
until
sealed bids until 10
T
van,
Port
O.
.1
1966 inclusive.
sewer' bonds.
ity approved
of about 2.78%.
cost
Bond
from
Due
inclusive;»i;,'/
31,000
were
price of 100.097,
a
'
vV
were
Belmont), N. C.
bonds/ Due from 1964
school
8
North
80,000 compensation award
;
7;
Southern Benedictine Society of
removal bonds. Due
snow
from 1964 to
.
::
'•Perihton Central School District
bonds.
May
Bond
rev¬
from
Due
inclusive.
1982
Ohio
Housing and Home
Finance Agency.
inclusive.
1982
sewer
210,000
Hoyt,
Reed,
bonds.
1964 to 1982 inclusive.
-
,
Security ;
.Company,. Rochester.
gality
1984 to
1992
interest
and
the
at
water
Reynoldsburg Local School District,
C.
$1,290,000
offered
bonds
enue
inclusive.
1972
to
Sale—The
awarded to the
270,000 renewal bonds. Due from
$1,273,000
1964 to
1964
1964 to
May
on
Bated June 1, 1963.
Nov.
on
(EDST)
a.m.
the
from
(P. O.
Fayetteville), N.
530,000 building bonds. Due from
(P. O.
(2103)
(EDST)
June 4 for the, purchase of $2,-
875,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Offering—T.
F.
Maxwell,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11
11
for
the
a.m.
(EDST)
improvement bonds.
1963.
Due
on
June
purchase of $7,000,000
on
Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1964 to
64
Interest
National Bank, Norfolk, or
ginia
Trust
Bankers
York
Washburn
Hoyt,
M-N.
Villages
TEXAS
Bond
school
vari¬
$150,000
bonds offered May 8
awarded
were
the
to
First
tional
Carthage,
Bank,
interest
Na¬
at par,
about
of
cost
a
price of 100.0025,
cost
of
2.70%,
3.04%,
$550,000
follows:
as
offered
to
May
from
4Vss.
Co., at
575,000
80,000 23/4s. Due
May 1 from
on
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
Goliad,
on
April
awarded
were
*
April
on
15,
1980.
Koenig,
on
April
15
1974 inclusive.
Keating
&
Stead,
Channer Newman Securities
Co.,
and
Nongard,
Showers
&
Murray, Inc.
Due
April
on
Bond
vais,
Offering
City
sealed
on
to
Smith Inc.;
Hornblower & Weeks;
Bond
City "Controller,
provement
&
Corp.;
Co.;
Childs
Dominick
Francis
du
I.
&
Pont
Securities
&
Co.;
bonds
sold
were
composed
Cochran,
Na¬
Murray
&
im¬
to
a
Gairdner
of
& Co., Burns Bros. & Denton
Dominick;
tional Boulevard Bank of
Co.,
Ltd.,
R.
A.
-
Bond
sealed
on
bids
May
until
29
$6,000,000
for
10
dins,
Secretary
receive
p.m.
(EDST)
1975
are
to
bonds.
revenue
July 1, 1963. Due
?,
The bonds
(J-J)
payable at the Chase Man-
hattan Bank, New York City.
1 from 1964 to 1983
r.
.
.
Le-
gality
El-
approved
Vinson,
by
*
GIVE
kins, Weems & Searls.
STOCK
Houston, Texas
Bond
City
Offering—Roy
Controller,
sealed
bids
May
on
until
29
$25,000,000
receive
•
AMERICAN
•
NEW YORK STOCK
•
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
•
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
cipal
purchase
improvement
of
bonds.
•
PITTSBURGH STOCK
•
DETROIT STOCK
•
at
1964 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
and
the
Chase
New York
(J-J)
STOCK
EXCHANGE
(CST)
a.m.
MIDWEST
•
NEW YORK
Dated July 1, 1963. Due on July 1
from
payable-
Manhattan
Bank,
EXCHANGE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
STOCK
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE-BONDS
EXCHANGE
City. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy.
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
.
•
VIRGINIA
Virginia
Polytechnic Institute
Bond Offering—Lewis
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
•
MUNICIPAL BONDS—
DOMESTIC
(P. O. Blackburg), Va.
State
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Oakes,
will
10
the
for
B.
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
H.Vaden,
•
Treasurer, will receive
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS
(RR.)
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
PUBLIC
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
May 24 for the purchase of $710,-
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
000
•
FEDERAL LAND
•
FOREIGN
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
REAL ESTATE BONDS
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
1963.
to
bonds.
revenue
Due
1984
interest
State
April
on
inclusive.
and
the
by
office.
Mitchell,
*
Pershing,
WASHINGTON
Washington
Public
GOVERNMENT
Sale
revenue
were
ris &
—
•
Power
The
bonds
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
$122,000,000
offered
May
OTHER
8
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
awarded to William S. Mor¬
Co., Inc., at
a
price of 98.00,
?
9,030,000
2.40s.
on
CALL LOAN RATES
•
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
•
Due
•
•
MONEY
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
3.26%,
r
$3,310,000 6s. Due Sept. 1, 1967.
Sept.
-
1,
1968 and 1969.-
.
BONDS
SECURITIES
•
follows:
as
RAILROAD STOCKS
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
Supply
net interest cost of about
a
RAILROAD
•
BONDS
System (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
UTILITY STOCKS
•
•INSURANCE STOCKS
:•
•••■
BONDS
Legality
Shetterly & Mitchell.
-
BANK
1965
Principal
Treasurer's
approved
from
1
payable,, at
(A-O)
■
Dated April 1,
MARKET
4,875,000 2M>s. Due Sept. 1, 1970.
7,340,000 2.60s. Due on Sept. 1,
.
1971
and
1972.
1,430,000 2.70s. Due Sept. 1, 1973.
1,150,000 23/4s. Due Sept. 1, 1974.
3,330,000 2.80s. Due on Sept. 1,
1975 and
5,145,000
I
-
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
|
25
,
1976.
2.90s.
/ 1977 and
on
Sept.
on
SUBSCRIBE
Sept. 1, 1979
and 1980.
18,460,000 3.10s.
Due
on
Sept.
7, N. Y.
1,
1978.
5,520,000 3s. Due
PARK PLACE
NEW YORK
Due
./■
I
wish
to
Record for
subscribe
one
year
to
the
for the
Bank
sum
&
of $45.
TODAY
1
from 1981 to 1986 inclusive.
Address
Wit worth College
(P. O. Spokane),
Washington
City.
Bond Offering — Albert
Arend,
Chairman of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed
2 p.m.
(PDST)
purchase
of
on
L..
bids until
May 29 for the
$428,000
revenue
-
June
Zone
State.
Quotation
Desjar-
Treasurer,
until
bids
May
& Co.
Chicago;
RECORD
callable. Principal and interest
on
Dated June
BANK & QUOTATION
Dated
sealed
purchase of $103,000
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1996
(CST)
bonds.
on
:■
E.
and
Daly & Co., and Bartlett, Cawley
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
Oakes,
purchase, of
1, 1963. Due
will
receive.,
a.m.
the
purchase
Offering—C.
SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNTS
'
will
(EDST)
of
the
Quebec
Sale—The$l,881,750
•
B.
p.m.
8
receive
improvement
Kitchener, Ont.
1
syndicate
Dewar, Robert-.
Offering—Roy
for
BeaU-
will
Ste-Therese-De-Blainville Parishf
Pierce, Fenner &
,j
$100,000 vari¬
Houston, Texas
.
Bond
Lucien
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
1983.
"
:
until
21
Dated June
CANADA
15,
—
Clerk,
bids
May
$2,755,000
Due April 15, 1981.
Lynch,
Pancoast.
&
Due
Inc.;
Jacques-Cartier, Que.
bonds offered May 7
purpose
son
<
Due
1971 to
QUEBEC
'
ONTARIO
15
1970 inclusive.
Gardner; Rodman &
Inc ;
•
,
Hayden, Stone & Co.; C ilien Col¬
follows:
Due
1965 to
23As.
April 15,
on
.
lins
as
Monday, May 20, 1963
.
Texas
Sale—The
Bond
ous
from
Reinholdt &
,
Other members of the syndicate:
Merrill
net interest
$70,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
3s.
1982 "and
14
syndicate
a
a
Due
375,000 3.10s.
$3,900,000
April 15*
on
<
Renshaw; McDougal and Condon,
1978.
725,000 3.15s.
Sal e—The
bonds
and
1979 and
Oconomowoc),
O.
Due
1976.
2.90s.
1977
700,000
headed by John Nuveen &
a
net
...
City, Lac La Belle,
awarded
were
purpose
(P.
and
625,000
Wisconsin
Carthage, Texas
ous
approved
WISCONSIN
Oconomowoc
*
Sale—The
Legality
1975
Mc¬
&
Carthy.
Bond
350,000 2.80s.
by Burcham & Blair.
Legality approved by
City.
Reed,
New
Company,
1962. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1965 to 2002 inclusive.
Vir¬
payable at the
(J-J)
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1988
terest
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(2104)
sewer
1, 1963. Due
8
for the
21
bonds.
on
inclusive.
June
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