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The COMMERCIAL and
Beg. U. S.Pat. Off,
Volume
INFORMATIVE
New York
Number 6267
197
MOST
AND
LEADING
THE
PUBLICATION
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
7, N. Y., Monday, May 27, 1963
FIELD
Price
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2
Sections
Section
—
1
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
price
(maximum $13 per share)
supplied by amendment.
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
Records, Inc.—Common Registered—
Acme Visible
the
of Crozct, Va., filed a registration statement with
May 21 covering 150,000 shares of common stock, of
company
SEC
which
on
57,445
shares
offered
be
to
are
sale
public
for
the
by
92,555 shares, being outstanding stock, by the holders
thereof.
Smith,
Barney &
Co.,
Inc., 20 Broad St., New
York,
heads the list of underwriters. The public offering price (maximum
company and
$20
underwriting
and
terms
to
are
by
supplied
be
amendment.
The
manufactures office filing equipment and related
designed to provide accessibility and accuracy in
company
business
forms
locating,
posting
proceeds
from
will
used
be
the
balance
to
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
outstanding 647,069 shares of common stock,
will have
effect
company
giving
after
offering and the conversion by Bessemer Securities
Corp. of 5Va% preferred shares into 157,143 common shares. Harold
S. Geneen,
a
director, Leonard S. Schmitz, Board Chairman, and
Bessemer Securities propose to Sell 6,392, 6,392 and 23,615 shares,
respectively, and they then will own 11.6%, 11.6%
and 46.3%,
respectively, of the company's outstanding stock. Nineteen others
the
new
of their holdings
(with two exceptions) in
from 82 to 15,000 shares. After such transactions,
Geneen and John M. Kingsley- President of Bessemer Securi¬
all
propose
to sell
amounts ranging
Messrs.
stock
71.4%
of the
company's
outstanding
W. M. St. John is President.
■
will hold
voting trustees.
ties,
as
Stock Registered—•
Bard, Inc.—Capital
(C. R.)
of 731 Central Ave., Murray Hill, N. J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 21 covering 204,095
outstanding shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof through
underwriters headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Inc., 20 Exchange Place, New York, and Blunt
Ellis & Simmons, 111 West Monroe St., Chicago. The public, offer¬
The
company
share)
(maximum $17 per
to be supplied by amendment.
ing
price
and
terms
underwriting
are
,
^
distribution
outstanding
863,287 shares of
capital stock (not including 68,031 outstand¬
ing shares to be acquired from selling stockholders by the company
The
is engaged in the design, packaging,
hospital and surgical specialties'.
It has
company
sale
and
of
held as treasury stock), of which Gladys A.
Willits, John F. Willits, a vice-president, and Edson S. Outwin,
board
chairman, own 13.91%, 10.'36%, and 26.04%, respectively.
In addition, Davol Rubber Co. owns 25.13%
Mr. Outwin proposes
to
sell
181,915 shares
(plus '60,635 back to the company), and
Mary Outwin, individually and. as custodian, proposes to sell the
remaining shares. Harris L. Willets is president.
for
$1,000,000
sale
retail
at
terms
are
fur
of
to
and
.
60,000
apparel,
suits, dresses and related items and services in the
in Chicago, and of fur apparel and related services
departments in 14 stores in 11 other cities. The net pro¬
V.
from
the
company's sale of additional stock will be used for
the expansion and remodeling of the Chicago store. The company
has
outstanding 205,000
common
and
315,000
class B
common
shares, of which A. L. Meltzer, President, Minerva Meltzer, and
David
B.
Meltzer
and
Harold
162,935,
5,000,
15,895
to sell
Sussman,
Vice-Presidents,
own
common shares, respectively.
They
10,000 and 7,500 common shares, re¬
157,500, 5,000,
and
8,962
spectively. They
also own 39.3%, 31.4%, 18,1% and 6.1%,
of the outstanding class B shares.—V. 196, p. 633.
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied
amendment. The company owns all of the outstanding stock
of Brentwood Savings and Loan Association
(which is engaged in
(maximum $15 per
by
the
savings
and
the
and
agency business
and other
also
business in and-around Monrovia, Calif.),
conducts an escrow business, an insurance
(principally to assist the Association in making fire
available to its borrowers), and a trustee busi¬
insurance
under
ness
loan
company
which
it
acts
trustee
as
under
deeds
trust
securing
by the Association. The company has outstanding 1,303,800 shares of common stock, of which management officials as a
loans made
40.3%
W. K. Glikbarg is board chairman and Jack J.
Spitzer is president. The list of, selling stockholders and amounts
proposed to be sold are to be supplied by ' amendment.—V. 197,
group
p.
own.
tively,
1528.
On
Corp.—Acquisition
Approved—
the SEC announced the issuance of a decision under
Company Act
exempting from the provisions "of
of the Act the proposed
acquisition by Financial
General Corp.
("FGC"), a Virginia company, from International
Bank ("IB") ,an Arizona company (both with principal offices in
Washington, D. C.) of all of the capital stocks of Hawkeye Interests
May 17,
Corp.
17(a)
United
and
shares
of
stockholders
of
Interests
The
FGC.
IB
Corp.
proposed
and
FGC,
in
exchange
exchange has
respectively.
for
been
373,228
Coburn Credit Co., Inc.-
The
filed
of
company
53
of
North
Park
Ave.,
Rockville Centre, N. Y.,
SEC on May 20 covering
statement with the
subordinated debentures
registration
a
$4,000,000
-Proposed Debenture Rights
--A:
,
convertible
due
1978.
It
is
offer such debentures for subscription at 100%
of
principal amount by common stockholders. Unsubscribed debentures
are
to
be
offered
for public
sale through underwriters
headed
by New York Hanseatic Corp., 60 Broad St., New York.
The in¬
proposed
terest
to
rate,
terms
are
common
approved
the
by
and
a
includes
The
company
business
retail
with
is engaged primarily in the consumer sales finance
which
dealers
the
underwriting
and
consists
of
dealers
the
of
installment
in
purchase
contracts
connection
by
the
entered
with
company
into
by
will
Of
be
the
installment
to
general
corporate purposes.
In addition to certain indebtedness
and preferred stock,
the company has outstanding 961,136 shares
of
common
stock,
of
which management
officials
as
a
group
.own
45.9%.
Bernstein
is
Harold
Grossman
President.—V.
197,
is
p.
Board
Chairman
Irving
L.
1217.
Evans, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
and
certain
of
busnesses.
In
addition
to
-
of 36 South State St., Chicago, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Maiy 20 covering 200,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which 20,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the company and 180,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof.. Walston & Co., Inc., Ill West Jackson
Blvd.,
company
Chicago, heads
share)
17.14%
its
in FGC, IB also owns all of the outstanding stocks of
Hawkeye Interests and United Interests. The only significant asset
of Hawkeye Interests consists of about 36% of the outstanding com¬
mon stock of Hawkeye-Security Insurance Co., of Des Moines;
and
the only significant asset of United Interests consists of about 4.7%
of United Service Life Insurance Corp. of Washington, D. C.
(and
other
items
a
registration
175,000
and
underwriting
terms
the
former
the
two
of
including
company owns
FGC also own
found
(74''
merchandise
of
in
northern
New
Jersey
(which
Of
the
from the company's
with other funds) will
net
proceeds
a
portion of presently outstanding debt, In addition to
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 761,884 shares
stock, of which Daniel D. Solomon, Board Chairman,
Solomon
Messrs.
).
officials
management
stockholders,
Kesselman,
and
sell
to
propose
group
a
as
well
as
5,000
shares
470,939 shares ♦
as„ eight
other*
each.—V. 193,
;
■
6.4% of the latter). Majorityabout 27%
and 14.7%
respec¬
Greenman Bros. Inc.—SEC
that
the
the consideration
terms
be
to
•
.
business
other
than
proposed
received,
are
rea¬
that
of
an
investment
company.—V.
197,
•
Geigher Pipe
On
offered
been
the company
by
Williston
R.
J.
The
&
and
withdrew
on
Sept.
Gold
Exploration
its
28,
registration
through
This Issue
be
whose
Homestead
10,
address
for
1963
filed
Indiana
The
is
c/o
Zeman
26
32
& Fischer.
A" covering
underwriting.
3460
Wilshire
and development
of
240
Meridian
North
St.,
Indianapolis,
filed
a
advances from the company's parent, American Tele¬
Telegraph Co. (estimated at $20,000,000) and for other
purposes. Such advances were obtained for general
cor¬
repay
purposes,' including extensions, additions and improvements, "*
plant.—V.
The
14
Exchange (Bonds)
Stock Exchange.
A".
Bell Telephone Co., Inc.—Debentures Reg.
company
to
its
Stock and Bond Quotations
New York Stock
"Reg.
a
at $1, without
mining operations.
197,
1011.
p.
Registered—
Lightcraf t - General—Common
PAGE
"Reg.
registration statement with the SEC on May 17, covering $20,000,000 T
of debentures due 2003, to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding June 11. The net proceeds from the debenture sale will be
porate
(Stocks)
—
offered
be
to
used
Blvd., Los Angeles, is engaged in the exploration
gold mining properties near Quincy, Calif. .1
to
Stock Exchange
Corp.
of
state¬
1962, which covered
to
are
May
on
shares
common
Proceeds
corporate
American
by stockholders,
195, p. 2025.
100,000
New.York--V.
Beane,
corporation
300,000
phone. <fe
New York
:
Filing—
Supply Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
May 17, 1963 the company
originally filed with the SEC
In
.
covered
transac¬
or
1419.
ment
./
Registration Withdrawn.
May 21, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally
filed
with the SEC
on
April
25,
1962,
which
150,000
common
shares
of which 50,000 were
to
have
On
ment
Homestead
the
of
paid
the part of any
persons
concerned, and that the proposed transactions are con¬
sistent with the policy of IB and with the general purposes of the
Act. Proceedings are now pending on an application previously filed
by IB for a Commission determination that IB is primarily engaged
in
-
and 48,912 shares,
Kesselman, President, own 49,112
and
1226.
sonable and fair and do not involve overreaching on
p.
be
companies.
Insurance
Commission
The
tions,
insurance
subsidiaries
of
„
••
meat and
interest
owned
to
are
supermarkets and one discount house
supermarket).
Sanford E.
selling
insurance
Registered
filed
common
p.
and
Markets, Inc.—Common
chain of 10
a
of
merit
to the decision. FGC's assets consist primarily of in¬
in majority-owned subsidiaries and other companies engaged
tively
per
Mo.—
of additional stock, $500,000 (together
applied to the purchase of equipment, furnishings and inven¬
and to promotion costs incurred in connection with new store %
opening expected during the next year. The balance of the pro- »
ceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, including retire,
banking
According
company
of
1600
West
Slauson
Los
Ave.,
Angeles,
•
^
filed
a
the SEC on May 20 covering 125,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof through underwriters headed by William
R. Staats & Co., 640 S. Spring St., Los Angeles. The public offer¬
ing price (maximum $12 per share) and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
'
registration
outstanding
statement
with
,
National Stock Exchange.
Boston Stock Exchange
7
45
1 37
Cincinnati Stock Exchange...
37
Detroit Stock Exchange
37
37
Coast Stock
i
Exchange
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S, E
38
38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange...
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
The
manufactures and sells nationally a broad
lighting fixtures and lamps for use
in new construction as well as in remodeling, and redecorating. In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
125,000
common
and 300,000 class B common shares, of which
Arthur L. Addis, President, Bernard D. Gottlieb, Board Chairman,
and Ruco Corp.
(wholly-owned by Ruth Pereira, a Director) own
62,500, 31,250 and 31,250 common shares, respectively. They pro¬
pose to sell all such common shares. They also own 41.9%, 22.2%
and 25%,
respectively, of the outstanding class B shares.
line
designs,
company
of
decorative
;*
incandescent
;
39
Mayfair
39
40
Over-the-Counter Market
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices..
Markets—"Reg.
A"
Filing—
filed a "Reg. A" covering 6,000
preferred shares to be offered at $50, without underwriting.
The
38
company
on
May
10,
1963
38
Proceeds
New York
Stock
38
Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
are
to
be
used
for
debt repayment.
Mayfair of 4383 Bandini Blvd., Vernon, Calif., is engaged
operation of a chain of supermarkets.—V. 193, p. 2545.
in
the
McDaniel Equipment, Inc.—Offering
38
The
Miscellaneous Features
the list of underwriters. The public offering
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
State and City Bond Offerings
56
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
Condition
Federal
Statement
Reserve
of
Member
Banks
48
48
Condition
of
of 516 7th Ave.,
San Diego,
Suspended—
Calif., has withdrawn
>
''
of
System
of
company,
request for a hearing upon the Commission's order of March 13,
1963, temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from Se¬
curities Act registration with respect to a proposed public offering
of stock by that company.
Accordingly, the suspension order has
become permanent, and the hearing scheduled for May 20, 1963,
in Los Angeles, has been cancelled. The suspension order was based
upon false and misleading representations in the company's offeringcircular.—V. 197, p. 1213.
'
"
its
General Corporation and Investment News..
Consolidated' Statement
-
$9.50'
City,
be
terests
Foreign Exchange Rates
s
at
Kansas
from
net
used
Inc.,
sale
in
customers
purchases
of
proceeds from the debenture sale, $2,repay
outstanding
subordinated
notes
and
debentures
(the
proceeds
of which were
used
asv working
Capital) and the balance will be added to general funds and used
for working capital,
acquisition of installment contracts and for
merchandise.
262,980
offered
been
Co.,
tory
and
Transactions
rate
of subscription
by amendment.
record
date,
to be supplied
have
is engaged in the retail sale of groceries,
company
respectively,
the
Super
price (maximum $15 per
supplied by amendment.
through
General
the. Investment
Section
Pacific
Offering—
to
Securities
shares of
stock,
of
which
125,000
shares
are
to
be
offered
for
public sale by the company and 50,000 shares, being outstanding
stock, by the holders thereof. Hemphill, Noyes & Co., 8 Hanover
St., New York, heads the list of underwriters. The public offering
produce
Financial
Midwest Stock Exchange.....
.
shares
common
Co.,'Inc., 25 Broad St., New York. The public offering price
Stone &
Midland
General
The
Corp.—Common Registered—
12001 San Vincente Blvd., Los Angeles, filed
a registration statement with
the SEC on May 17 covering 100,000
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Hayden,
common
respec¬
of
company
A
1447.
p.
The company of 116 Main Ave., Passaic, N. J.,
statement
with
the SEC on
May
22 covering
used
Brentwood Financial
The
class
through
196,
store
leased
ceeds
refiling essential information. Of the net
company's sale of additional stock, $300,000
construct additional new facilities at Crozet, and
the purchase and retirement of 32,445 outstanding
purchase warrants and for general corporate pur¬
for
underwriting
share
the
and
poses.
to
in
engaged
SEC FILINGS
•
coats,
Evans
the
stock
common
cloth
in
is
company
propose
share)
per
and
INSURANCE
•
be
The
The
INDUSTRIAL
•
the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks.—........ 48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings..
47
(City of)
Oslo—Bonds Registered—
May 22, the City of Qslo (Norway) filed a registration statethe SEC relating to a proposed public offering to United
States and,European investors of $10,000,000 sinking fund external
loan bonds,
due June- 15, 1978, by an underwriting group to be
headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Lazard Frere§ & Co., and Smith, Barney & Co. inc., New York.
On
ment
The
with
bonds
will
be
direct,
unconditional
and
general obligations
Continued on page
3
«
t
2
(2146)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
SIDNEY BROWN
Municipals predominate this Memorial Day week's light calendar of public "
offerings scnectuied for tne capital market. What the state and local issues lack
in
.
aggregate dollar volume they make
up in number with 29 competitive senior
borrowings of $1 million or larger in size adding up to $liu.3
piillion—excluding the $30,o20,760 New York City secondary sale of its own
short maturities from its pension fund slated for tomorrow's auction block.
The
dow
and
jones
Free
houston, texas,
direction
to what effect the Federal Reserve's probable
ease may have upon the capital markets
as
toward
less
interest.rate structure.
In
the
meantime,
immediately
ahead there
are
these
larger
and
corporate
municipal issues slated to appear in this week's •» apital market:
Today (May 27):
'
•
.
$5,865,000 TULSA COUNTY, OKLA.; 215,000 secondary shares of UNITED
SERVOMATION CORP. common via Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Tomorrow (May 28):
110 000
Weld &
110 000
Co
'
'"C;
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Stone &■ Webster Securities Corp.;
BROWN
shares
of
which
of
60,000
MORTGAGE
Securities
ENGINEERING
CO.
common
via
Goodboiv
&
INVESTORS
Corp.
the
owners:
TRUST
of America:
in
million
$10
interests
beneficial
$5 million
SOUTHEASTERN
AMERICAN
debentures ^ated Ba by S &
via
BILTRITE
Fleetwood
CO.
con¬
P's and BB by Moody's
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Also,
which includes inter-bank
deposits went, down substantially in the amount of
$1,326 million. Time/savings
deposits only went up by $26 million. The
unexpected drain outflow to smaller
banks made the sizable two-weeks-in-a-row
borrowing
million SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY; $5 million
COUNTY, Ga., water and sewer revenue; $4 million SANTA ANA
UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, CALIF.; $3,630,000 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA;
$3.5 million SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC BUILDING COMMISSION, ILL.
$10.5
DEKALB
PENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT, TEXAS; $5,815,000 HOUMA, LA.; $5 mil¬
lion CHICAGO BRIDGE, VIADUCT & MUNICIPAL BUILDING, ILL.
UNIVERSITY
cause
OF
ALABAMA
BOARD
subordinated
banks'
million
OF
convertible
via Bosworth,
Co., and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
member
as
toi
to increase their
supply so as to depress price
In the past two weeks it has stayed out of the
market because
present debt ceiling is but $1 billion
away.
At the end of last week British
yields were 2.92% compared to our
182-day bills' 3.05-3.06%, but comparable
Canadian yields posed a problem at
3.23%. The Canadian method of
fighting
its balance of payments
problem is quite different from
ours—reiving as it
does on higher
money and capital rates—much to our
chagrin and discomfort.
What the Fed did, in pursuit of
"nudging," was to sell bills in lieu of the Treas¬
ury.
In turn, that forced member banks to borrow from
the Fed in order to,
maintain their loans and investments.
and raise
yields.
The
Federal
debt
Irgal rravimum.
ceiling is
Congress is
about $304 billion—$1 billion
shy of its
going through the throes of raising the
ceiling.
now
now
Until action is taken to untie the
made of the approximate
financing hand of the Treasury, use could be
$4 billion working balance the
Treasury keeps in banks
throughout" the country. It has been suggested, but then
turned down by the
Treasury, that it be permitted to exceed the debt limit
by the amount of its
working balance
kept for flexibility in meeting payments
presented to the
government at unexpected
times at unexpected parts of the
country.
The Federal deficit for this fiscal
year ending June 30 is now estimated at
$8 billion — down $800 million from
previous estimates due to improved tax
collections reflecting increased business
pace.
The Treasury has its
financing
well in hand for the
present but it must begin taking action" with
regard to
estimated $11 billion deficit
anticipated for fiscal year beginning July
1, 1963.
This figure assumes a tax cut
along the lines- suggested by the Administration
and the usual attrition in the tax
collection in the second half of the
year.
28-day competitive and
underwritten visibles
(1)
(2)
Corporate
May 27-May 31+
"
(3)
Corporate
Bonds
Stocks
(4)
Total
(5)
Total
Total Visibles
Corporates
-
Municipals'1'
(Cols. 3 & 4)
TRUSTEES,
ALA.,
$8,750,000
$34,655,729
$43,405,729
Jun
3-Jun
$119,302,000
7
$162,707,729
73,240,000
124,468,775
.197,708,775
10-Jun
225,545,000
15
423,253,775
39,150,000
321,013,738
360,163,738
76,835,000
436,998,738
11,500,000
105,500,000
70,385,000
175,885,000
$215,140,000
$491,638,242
$706,778,242
$492,067,000
$1,198,845,242
$217,040,000
$534,200,990
$751,240,990
$508,789,000
$1,260,029,990
$445,926,300
$726,948,500
$1,172,874,800
$456,261,000
$1,629,135,800
Jun
17-Jun
22
94,000,000
v
for investors' alarm.
During the week $3,750,000
INTERNATIONAL, INC., may
Richter &
And,
borrow
Jun
Friday (May 31):
no
to
bills in the regular bill market
$25 million HOUSTON, TEXAS, improvement general obligation bonds, and
$6 million HOUSTON, TEXAS AIRPORT; $10 million DALLAS INDE¬
assuming
banks
our
Wednesday (May 29):
$4,805,000
imperative.
the
—
for
are
vertible subordinated
via
.
secondary shares of DOW JONES & CO., INC., common via White,
York City member
banks,
May 15 to $282 million for
The Fed
ostensibly sold as many bills as it did to come to the aid of the
Treasury's method of trying to prevent domestic short term
yields from dropping
below that obtaining abroad.
The Treasury this year sold
$1 billion of extra
T. refunding debentures out—awarded to Morgan Stanley
uncertainty
the
the
on May 22 were
$5 million larger than
increased $28 million to a
was
Changes in the Fed's portfolio consisted of the addition of
$3,698 million up
to 90-day maturities and the
departure of $4,150 million of 91-day to
one-year
maturities with the exception of $15 million
one-year to five-year maturities.
shares
,
and
City Banks in New York City
pointed out elsewheres, the Fed's sale of bills forced
their deposits.
managed group last May 7 on
bid of 100.171 and priced at 100.816 to yield
market will be able to settle down untroubled by nothing more
in
all Reserve
•cover
4 33%—the
move
of
reserves
a $57 million deficiency which
prior Wednesday. Borrowings by those banks
.total of $81 million.
Fourteen of the biggest.New
borrowing from the Fed rose from $257 million on
the latest Wednesday.
Their total demand deposits
Washington Public Power Supply System issue no longer looms
over the Blue List—a painful trial to the May 8 winning, lone bidder, Wm. S.
Morris & Co.—and an estimated 35% dent has been made in getting the $250
malaise,
Fed
to
the
.
significant than: the pleasurable excitement stemming from improving business
conditions the troublesome discomfort from the intractable balance of payments
the
see
advances
open
hard hit—they had
Now that the
million 4%s A. T. &
and
paper
expanded by: $74 million
circulation, increased member bank borrowings
million to $769 million,
Treasury deposits with the Fed declining $270
million—or $421 million expansion all told
compared to $454 million reduction
of governments from the Fed's
portfolio ($345 million were owned
outright
and $105 million were
bought back by government dealers).
^
secondary
to
$17 million less than the
of $127
v
$31 million
displeased
reserves
due to
,
week's docket headed by total
not
excess
On the actual May 22
day, banks found their credit
a slide off
of money in
announced last week,
$188,398,000 in five issues ranging from $158,955,ouu to .px iniu^on to be raised in tnis week's money market without, inci¬
dentally, the Treasury's presence other than its regular roll-over of $2.1 billion
"short-term tenders. The Treasury, for the second week in a row, will not bd
seeking any new cash in today's (May 27) regular weekly bill auction. Prior toMay 20, it had tapped the money market for approximately $800 million new
cash in eight consecutive weekly taps of the regular Weekly bill market and
$200 million in two such taps last January. The money market will be issuing
the following tenders: $158,955,000 temporary urban renewal financing in 22 states and Washington, D. C., under the Housing and Home Finance Agency;
$16.5
million. New' York
City Housing
Authority temporary loan notes;
$9,140,000 Syracuse, N. Y. revenue anticipation notes, $2.8 million New York
State Housing and Finance Agency bond anticipation notes, and $1 million Erie
are
County, N. Y., bond anticipation notes.
is
commercial
to customary
investment trust. Tenders for corporate capital debt issues are but two in number
as
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
insisting that banks rediscount
finance their needs in preference
market practice of purchasing Federal debt issues
whenever
the member banks are in need of funds.
principal corporate activity is in the equity area and is characterized by
the large Dow Jones secondary and a tentatively scheduled sizable real estate
amounting to $8,750,000 if they hit their target dates
writer
eligible
The
w,Dwarfing the capital market
.
support the bill yield rate. This is so because the "float" underwent a
weekly
average rise of $428 million, money in circulation declined
$27 million on the
average, and Treasury deposits with the Fed shrunk $116 million—a
total rise
of $581 million as against
$419 million exit of governments. In addition to the
credit contraction of the exiting
governments, foreign deposits with the Fed
rose on average $34 million and other
accounts increased $178 million. All in
all, member banks average reserves for the week rose
$20 million, required
reserves went up $37
million, leaving
prior week's $459 million.
fixed interest rate
.
appear
average free reserves
float's
despite
mostly $419
rise
million
debentures
of
Total
GEM
Sullivan & Co., Scherck,
t
Last
week
May
plummets to
exceeding
release
$161
24,
1962
..t< ?,olid£$L
**} million
totalling $7,350,000 between
of
bills by the fed to
total
support yields
In the latest statement week member banks' free
Corporate
daily average
basis dove $99 million to $161 million from the revised prior week's average
of $260 million which was the lowest weekly level since July
27, 196(Fs $124
million average. The free excess reserves for the May 22 day nosedived by'
$231 million to $19 million in contrast with $254 million for the May 15 day.
reserves
on
'
r
With
a
Corporate
to help the Treasury which is unable to sell additional bills to
support their
yield rate because of the debt ceiling's proximity—rather than tightening credit
further to sponge up liquidity in the direction of even less ease than currently
pursued.
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non-tax-exempt
negotiable
college
dormitory
bonds
backlog
Last Week
May 24,1962
$512,190,000
bonds
.'
(32)
$514,840,000 (35)
$576,250,100
(43)
263,266,000
(23)
333,893,500 (25)
142,376,540
(36)
$718,626,640
(79)
•775,456,000 (55)
$847,733,500
$520,488,242
stocks:
$551,100,990 (52),
(60)
'
-
dates
dates
Total
four
This Week
dates
Without
Includes
more.
3-5.
competitive and
bonds:
Total
With
or
dates
Without
This change was prompted primarily for balance of payment considerations—
June
(50)
200,720,600 (79)
172,388,238
$820,041,400(240)
(88)
524,700,000(289)
$721,208,842(129)
$723,489,228(140)
$1,344,741,400(529)
+$1,496,664,842 (184)
$1,571,222,728(200)
*7708,345,000(109)
$677,810,000 (87)
$2,205,009,842 (293)
$2,249,032,728(287)
stocks.
.
For the
second week
in
member banks went deeply into debt to thfi
Fed with the result that they drastically reduced the amount of their free re¬
serves,
Their excess reserves on average were $442 million but increased bor¬
rowings
the
a
previous
row,
When one considers the fact that reserves in the
past 20 weeks of this year
have hovered closer to $300 million than to the $200 million
range, the week's
free
Total
picture depicts a startling change. The free reserve level last year
$400 million and it amounted to $500 million in 1961. In the years, 1961
1962, the Federal Reserve's policy of unduly easy credit permitted com¬
mercial banks to increase
deposits about $16 billion for each year. Most of the
increased deposits went into
time/savings accounts and, in turn, were invested
reserve
was
Were
it
not
for
of
$419
million
U.
S.
Governments
million repurchases released), mostly in the
($297
million
91-day to
outright
and
dates
both
financings
secondaries. LXcluded
$121
~i64
HI,000(103)
$2,627,809,040(711)
,num.b" of caPital issues to be publicly offered for additional
Lnonfinancial and financial corporations including investment companies, and
are
private
tfme-to-tim7esales"C°nVerS10n
placements
and
such
other
nonpublic
^ f°r issuance under employees,
offerings
as
and stock option plans
exchanges
and
"from
genera^^ortgage1 bonds Li. with'&s'S'
'
aM $5° m"ll0n S°U'hern RailWay C°' "rSt and
littSf/?2'00?'000
£hree larSer Preferreds with dates and $2 million XTRA INC preGULP STATE^liT^ TrrTCpcjldeSHPTTSMTr\w
JS^on in three Preferreds 'NEW ENGLAND
tabSated
ff£IES,Td F^ION ELECTRIC CO.) whose still unfirmed financing
POWER CO
Plans
are
Further, includes
,
26
issues
table above but in
s
of
$300,000
or
less
of
the
indeterminate
which
ten
possess
table
below.
sales
dates.
indeterminate backlog
Corporate
one-year maturities
$2,063,368,040(608)
-
~
of
canital a£d
se?onda?£ft
outlets—mortgages and municipals.
the
stepped-up member bank borrowings, the free reserve
picture would have been easier despite the fact that the Fed
parted with ani
average
.
municipals
Total
and
for the most part in non-commercial
corporates
With
week
ending May 15 to the tune of $82 million
brought the total average debt up to $281 million—or a free reserve tally of
$161 million., The spot excess reserves were a substantial $788 million on
May 22 but here, too, banks found it necessary to increase their ioans from the
Fed over the May 15 spot by $127 million to the
unusually high figure of $769
million—leaving free reserves for that day at $19 million.
0
over
Total
stocks
and
«ffiCw^"Se+ure^0^e^,A*nanc'n^
$2391,469,*750
bonds*
Pl&ns which
have
not
been
formally
??
$23^5,^00^)0
announced
w
to
A
:
r
~
*
May 23,
-
or
approved
—
1963
for
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Volume 197
6267
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
back"
General Corporation
and
operations.
Continued from page
proccea.j irom
bank loin incurred
to
is
which
the
1
"
*
capital
,
City
expenditures to
V. 1S5, p. 1926.
undertaken
be
by
.
_
The
P.
company,
>
0? Box
SEC
the
with
on
_
67. Waldorf, Md.; filed a registration
May 17 covering 225,000 shares of
shares are to he offered for pub¬
lic
sale
by the company and
100,000 shares, being outstanding
stock, by holders thereof. Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., 20 Exchange
Place, New York, heads the list of underwriters. The public offer¬
ing price (maximum $20 per share)
and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the retail and wholesale distribution
of
liquefied petroleum gas (LP-gas) and LP-gas utilization and
storage equipment. Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of
additional stock, $845,000 will be used to pay the balance of the
purchase price (an aggregate of $1,229,774) of six LP-gas operat¬
ing companies recently acquired; and the balance will be added to
working capital for general corporate purposes, including expan¬
sion
of
business
and operating
area
through additional acquisi¬
tions of LP-gas operating companies.
In addition to certain in¬
debtedness, the company has outstanding 773,285 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which the Estate of Lawrence ju. Parlett (for the
benefit of his widow, L. Louise Parlett) owns 36.8%. C. J. Mc¬
Allister, Board Chairman, 12%,; and Marion L. McAllister, his wife,'
12.4%.
They propose to
sell
57,500, 21,250 and 21,250 shares,
respectively. W. A. Schuette is President.—V. 194, p. 2271.
stock, of which 125,000
common
balance,
the
$7,000,COO
about
with
available
additional
of
to
a
the
.
cash,
equipment
Common Registered
sale
by
Holland, Pa., filed a registration state¬
May 21 covering 100,000 shares of class A
which 4u,Quo Shares are to be offered for public '
of
company
with
the
New
SEC
stoCK,
01
on
by the company and 60,000 shares,-, being outstanding stock,
the holders thereof. Reynolds & Co., Inc., 120 Broadway; New
York,
Auchincloss,
and
Parker
Redpath,
&
1705
H
St.,
N.
W„
power
their
the list. of
underwriters.' The
$10 per share)
and underwriting
public
terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
%
The company
(formerly Meyer Zausner, Inc.) operates a milk
proau."'S receiving, processing, manufacturing, selling and distrib¬
uting business throughout the eastern seaboard. In June it intends
to acquire in exchange for 4,422 class A arid 10,320 class B common
shares all of the outstanding stock of Maj.or Smith, Inc.. a New
Jersey company, which is engaged in buying and selling bulk raw
milk and
pasteurized sweet cream. Of the net proceeds from the
company's sale of additional stock, $250,000 will be used to pur¬
chase and install milk processing equipment in the company's. New
Holland
plant, and the balance will be added to working capital
to be used for general corporate purposes.
The company has out¬
standing 64,422 class A and 150,320 class B common shares, of
which Sol
Zausner, president, Hy Zausner, a director, and Nat
Zausner, vice-presiuent, and Sylvia Fleischman own 27.94%
27.94%,
18.63%
and 18.63%
respectively, of each class.
They propose to
sell all of their class A holdings, aggregating 60,000 shares.
Book
oliermg
D.
head
C.,
(maximum
P^ce
will
proceeds
used
be
,
value
of
stock
all
outstanding
now
is
$3.51
the company to help
197, p. 1638.
by
finance its
the
of
made
were
shortly
%
of
345,000
a
after
transmission
the
last
in
of
what
believed
was
iri
closed
were
our
excess
He
here
generator
interconnections
from
November.
' -,v
kilowatt
System and those
interconnections of upwards of
these
amount
an
they
v''
..
loss
re¬
to-
.
the
240,000
to
be
the
capacity,'* We are selling quite substan¬
tial
amounts
of
energy
to the east, too, as a
result of these
interconnections, For the first five months of their operation our
income
gain, before taxes, as a result of such sales was over
$160,000.
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"These
interconnections will be greatly
strengthened when we
complete
the
500,000
volt -extra
high
voltage
liries which
will
connect
Power
31,
System
our
and
The,
to
the
1963,
31
per
last
Total
operating
March
31,
period.
that
of
American
Public
General
of
Electric
Utilities."
Consolidated net income was $24,300,036
share this year, Up from" $22,920,904 or
Consolidated
1962
1963
first
Allegheny
five
9,338,589 shares outstanding both periods.
for the' first quarter this year, ended
revenues
$46,852,502
were
this
share
in
that
year.
common
$2.45 per share last year,
the
with
west
with
operating revenues for the 12 months ended March
were $173,706,880 against $167,535,178 for the 12 months
$2.60
or
the
to
east
total
ended March
Power
$45,297,773
versus
the
in
income was $6,858,372
against $6,355,639 or 68
net
quarter
quarter.
1962
same
73
or
cents
cents'
per
share
a
in
"
System
serves
states:
Maryland,
197, p. 913.
Virginia.—V.
Alliect
Ohio,
800,000
over
electric
customers
Virginia and
■%
Pennsylvania,
West
.
.
Research
Acquires Aff il-
Associates, Inc.
The company
&
has purchased 3,700 shares in Henkart, Van Velsen
S. A,; (HVL), located .in Brussels, Belgium, it
was
by John H. Carter, President of Allied Research. The
Laoureux,
purchase
represents
HVL
served
has
approximately
since
instrumentation
1957
10%
interest in
the company.
as
the European distributor of science
manufactured
by
Radiation
Counter
products
Laboratories, Inc.
(RCL), a subsidiary of Allied Research
Associates,
111.
As
RCL's principal European sales outlet,
HVL
for over-one-third of the division's total annual Sales,
Skokie,
accounts
according
Gas Co. of Florida—Proposed
City
On May
20,
corporation
corporate
to L.
President.—V.
RCL
Corti,
J.
of
purposes.
Highway, Phoenix, is engaged
such as toys, novelties, house¬
etc.
products,
197,
p.
1112.
:
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Delaware company, at the rate. of $300 of
shares for each 1,000 shares of Sunac. No under¬
Corp.,
and 20
distribute,
and- susbidiaries
in and around Miami.—V.
natural
197,
arid
gas
liquefied
a
1963 it was reported that the company plans to sell
$13,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1993 at competitive bidding.
May
oil
in
and
gas
16,-
Bids will be
New
York,.
producing operations in
Rocky Mountain, Texas and mid-continent areas and in real
operations-' in California.-According to the prospectus, Sunac
.engaged in exploring; for and producing crude oil and natural
In addition to various indebtedness and preferred stock, the
company
has outstanding 8;8C5,851 shares of common stock, of
which American Eagle Corp. owns 18%
and management Officials,
as a group 7.8%,
J. D. Sterling is board chairman and Morton A.
EDST)
The
received July 23 (11 a.m.. EDST) at 90 Broad Street,
information
meeting will be held July 18
(11
at the same address.-r-V
197, p. 2041.
Edison
plans
company
lion in
Co.
New
of
their families
own 37%
of the outstanding stock of American Eagle (management
officials as' a group own 42.9% of American Eagle.)—V. 197, p. 912.
Theta
Chi
Delta
Co.
Realty
Ames,
of
development
expenditures
about $1.3
of
bil¬
the
„
,
.
Consolidated Edison will have to refinance $52 mil¬
lion of bonds in the period—$28 million this year, and $24 million
in 1967.—V. 197, p. 2046.
"
faddition,
New
Northern Illinois Gas Co.
Bidding Date
on
Bond Sale—
May 6, 1963 filed a "Reg. A"- covering $120,000
of 4 V2 % -5%
first mortgage serial bonds due March 15, 1968-86
to be offered publicly at par and accrued interest, without under¬
announced that it would receive'
bids July 23 <10:30 a.m. CDST) for the proposed sale of $20,000,000
of first mortgage bonds due 1988.On
Electronics,
24,-1963
May
The
the
company,
headquartred-in
company,
ceeds
construction.—V.
for
Pacific Power
On
197,
Belhvood,
1950.
p.
will
111.,
the
use
pro¬
'
,
To Sell
Light Co.
&
Stock—
to
are
of
Delta
Theta
operation
be
used
for
renovation
construction,
new
and
,;:
.
of
Ash
217
fraternity
a
Ave.,
Ames,
Iowa,
engaged
is
in
the
The
Bonds, Pre-
,
corporation on May
capital shares to be
and
30
197,
p.
197,
p.
p.
22, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Oct. 27, 1961, which covered
162,000
common
shares,
of
which
102,000
were
to
have
been
May
the
1963
berg & Co.
Alsco and AIE are both distributors
components for indsutry.—V. 197, p. 1835.
company
Inc.,
Rector
2
Co.—-Financing Planned
stated
that
will
it
need
about
Transmission
Gas
Approved—
Co.—Expansion
Taylor
Hamilton,
Godfrey,
through
&
Co.,
York.—V.
New
20,
1963
it
The
on
shares
Proceeds
working
be
to
be
mid-summer,—V.
197,
2097.
p.
News of Business and Finance
offered
used
for
repayment of debt, construction,
and
capital.
Wyomont of P. O. Box 670,- Thermopolis, Wyo., is engaged in the
production
sale
and
of
petroleum
The
lative
of
company,
with
sale
150
the SEC
convertible
through
Hertford,
Conn.
(maximum $27.50
per
The
tomers
stock
underwriters
Row,
supplied
Cayseway St., Boston, filed a registration
oif May 16 covering 80.000 shares of cumu¬
preferred
The
($25
headed
par), to be offered for pub¬
by Putnam & Co.. 6 Central
dividend1: rate,
share)
and
public offering price
underwriting terms are to be
by amendment.
company
of
is
railroads
engaged
Lee
renting, trailers
in connection
with
to railroads
trailer-on-flat-car or
or
cus¬
-V.
issue.
p.
1797,
Stock
Of¬
the New York Stock Exchange, was
went to the selling stock¬
on
Proceeds
holder.—V.
p.
197,
1736.
'
On
,
,
Corp.—Acquisition—
May 17, 1963, the merger of Deegan-Denham Candy & Tobacco
distributor of tobacco, candy, drug products and sundries to
with annual sales
in excess of $2,000,000 into
America
retailers
Automatic
-
Vending
was
"
announced.
Louis. B. Golden, President of American
;
■ •* -: v:"'.
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Automatic, said the assets
cash and that operations
of
would be merged with those of Ace Tobacco
Division, a wholesaling division of American Automatic. Mr. Golden
said the combining of the tWo operations would greatly strengthen
America
Automatic's
already substantial wholesaling business in
the Cleveland area. ' ' •.;.%./%
•
V':.v.
Jack H. Epstein, owner of Deegan-Denham with 30 years experi¬
ence
in the wholesaling business, will join American Automatic as
Sales Manager of the division, Mr. Golden announced.
Offices of
Deegan-Denham at 7314 Wade Parke Avenue will be moved to the
home offices of American Automatic at 7501
Carnegie Avenue in
Cleveland.'•:'• %>* ■■■
"While much of our growth In recent years has come through
of
Deegan-Denham
Deegan-Denham
of
that
we
expect
as
will-show
neighborhood
"We
not
growth
the
an
5%
of
increase
$179,000,000."
"piggy¬
for
■
$2,000,000
to
the
a
year
to this facet of our operation
to
expect
first
quarter.
increase
for
about
(Gross
balance
the
4%
the
gross
for
about
It
is
our
consolidated
as
year
and
revenues
spend
in
1963
of
Higher—
pointed out that both Deegan-Denham and American
Automatic would provide each other with additional product lines
and outlets,
thus opening up substantial areas of growth for the
divisions.—V.
net
On
March
197,
2043.
p.
of
sales
31,
Systems, Inc.—Net Up Slightly
$1,271,418
earned
1963
net
the
of
operating results, Simon Gaynor, President,
ob¬
competitive conditions in ithe business forms
processing card fields is being reflected in the product
price structure.
ABS, he said, is pursuing a selective sales policy,
rejecting unprofitable business.
The company's operations should
benefit in the second half of 1963 from the contemplated installa¬
tion of machinery for the production of special feature tabulating
cards.—V. 197, p. 1011.
and
reporting
that intensified
data
American Cement Corp.—Net
a
whole.
revenues
1962
were
$42,000,000
net
show
income
in
the
Kilowatt hour sales
reach approximately
$172,152,149.)
for
property
additions
in the quarter ended
$20,590 after a $21,000
company,
income
for taxes on income.
On net sales of $1,300,405 in
the
like quarter of 1962, the producer and marketer of business
•forms
and data
processing cards earned net income of $20,116
after
providing $22,500 for taxes on income.
The net income
in
each period represents five cents a share on 409,227 shares
of common stock outstanding/
'
provision
^
the same
present judgment
to
and will contribute
share."
earnings per
company's
Golden
Mr.
The
ended
company
March 31,
common
first
common
Slightly Higher—
has reported that net earnings for the first quarter
1963, were $356,000, equal after preferred dividend
four cents per common share, based on 4,591,263
outstanding. This compares with net earnings for
requirements to
the
would
rate
purchased
complete feeding installations in plants, schools and institutions,
our
wholesaling activity in Cleveland and Cincinnati has been sub¬
stantial," Mr. Golden said.
"Deegan-Denham will add approximately
that
"We
were
shares
quarter
1962
of
of
$311,000
equal
to
three
cents
per
share.
the current first quarter were $14,223,000 against
the corresponding period last year.
.
%
In the quarterly, report to shareholders, James P. Giles, President,
noted that this
marked the seventh consecutive quarter of earn¬
Billings for
$14,177,000 in
ings, improvement.
He
added,
however,
that
"variations in
first
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THE
William
March
NOTE:
195,
On May 21,
Rich,
Jr., President, informed stockholders at the annual
"for the first quarter of 1963, net income was up
5
cents
per share,
compared with the first quarter last year, a
substantially
greater
increase
than
growth
of
kilowatt
hours
would indicate for they have increased only 2.4%."
He added:
should
in
System Inc.--—Net
Allegheny Power
J.
meting
Registered—
XTRA, Inc.—Preferred
statement
products.
—
American Business
a
Mont.
are
this
America—Secondary
of
oversubscribed.
served
1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 120,000
at $2.50, through Northwest Service,
May 10,
to
company
Billings,
Co.
offering, made
was
194,
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Electronics, Inc.,
Industrial
1963, The First Boston Corp.,
New York, completed a secondary offering of 250,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $62.25.
The
In
common
Inc.,
Almo
fering
-
reported that the FPC had approved
$56,000,000 expansion of its Texas-toNew England natural gas pipeline.
Earlier it was stated that the
company plans'to finance
the expansion by sale of debentures by
May
company's program for
1995.
Wyomont Petroleum
electronic
of
Pro¬
by the company and 60,000 by stockholders at $3 per share,
offered
AIE.
of
Electronics, Inc.—Assets Sold—
Alsco
Seo
combined
Tennessee
the
Reg. Withdrawn—
22,
and for the bonds
a.m.
Services,
18R4.
gram
1631.
Widman, Inc.—SEC
May
at 11
at Ebasco
1460.
of new money to finance its 1963-64 construction .pro¬
gram.
A spokesman said that the company is considering the sale
of a minimum'of $50,000,000 of debt securities in the fall—V. 197,
On
On
July
on
York.—V.
Southern California Edison
On
15,
equipment.—V.
(L. F.)
preferred will be held
EDST
New
$66,000,000
Wavelabs of 4343 Twain Ave., San Diego, is engaged in the manu¬
facture and1 sale of airborne and shipboard vibration monitoring
devices
1963 it was
the
noon
Street,
house,
1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering
offered at $2, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for repayment of debt, equipment, ad¬
vertising and sales promotion, research, and working capital.
-
for
12
at
Wavelabs, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
87.500
susbidiary
:
;
reported that this company plans to sell
$30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1993, and 100,000 shares
of preferred stock (par $100) at competitive bidding.
May 20,
Bids
Proceeds
owned
'wholly
a
as
management will continue after the merger, Alsco
founded in 1949 under the name of Albert Stein¬
was
.
writing.
equipment.
Alsco
Current
Co.,
•
ferred
on
company
of cash plus some AIE stock.
largest industrial distributor in
the
American Automatic Vending
'
The
(AIE)
Electronics
of
Alsco
Electronics, Inc.
AIE,
acquired Alsco whose sales exceed
amount
AIE
makes
Aluminum
t
Iowa—
"Reg. A" Filing—
$3,000,000,
undisclosed
an
acquisition
Industrial
Almo
of
acquisition
the
over
Delaware Valley area.
Alsco. will be
operated
York, Inc.—Con¬
five-year period 1963-1967, H. C. Forbes, Chairman, told
the annual "meeting of stockholders,
;
\
The cost of this development program will be financed by about
$500 million from internal sources, and the balance of $800 million
must come from sale of securities, Mr. Forbes stated.
is
Sterling is president; and they and other members of
of
for
$700,000,
estate
gas.
sales
An
Consolidated
In
writing is involved.. ,;:y
The company is engaged
Chairman
Green,
announced
This
915.
p.
struction Financing—
The company of 100 West 10th St;, Wilmington, Del., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 16 covering $2,025,000
of ..5%
subordinated debentures due 1983 and 135,000 shares of
common stock. It is proposed to offer, -such securities in exchange
for mot more than 72%' of the outstanding common stock of Sunac
debentures
Morris
haswith
Community Public Service Co.—Bond Sale Planned
On
a.m.
change Offer—
Petroleum
in
shares.
Inc.—Acquisition—
the
Ex¬
Corp.—Files
Petroleum
International
Sunset
reported that the company plans to file
early June covering, an undisclosed
was
statement
common
Electronics,
Industrial
Almo
Stock Offering
May
on
Space of 21200 N. Black Canyon
the manufacture of plastic items,
hold
1963 it
registration
a
Company
of
for
either
interconnection
announced
petroleum
13, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering
223.850 common shares to be offered at $1, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for equipment, new products and other
lic
in
iate in Belgium—
amount
A" Filing—-
Space Plastics, Inc.—"Reg.
.
after
soon
through
us
practical
share.
per
Reg'd—
program.—V.
construction
The
p.
of
kilowatts,
need
no
stock
,
May 23,
Net
the
City
the
in
be
'
a
current
in
value
unexpected
York
will
common
reported
y.,%
sulted
There
System
'
that interconnections between the Alle¬
System and the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland
pool, through the system of General Public Utilities,
Power
(PJM)
proved
"The
financing.
Power
.
Rice
gheny
said:
that
of
Allegheny
years."
-
Washington,
,
1953, the company of 80 Park Place. Newark. N. J.,
registration statement with the SEC, covering, $40,000,000
of first and refunding mortgage bonds due June 1,
1993, to be
offered for sale at competitive bidding June 18.
On
filed
of
two
President
in
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Bonds
form
exact
issuance
these
3
We will not require
public financing in 1963. In 1964
financing that we can see will be needed is the raising
$12,000,000 by Potomac Edison. We have not determined
only
about
west
The
ment
c -mmon
municipal
Registered—■
,Pargas, Inc.—Common
statement
enterprises.—
y"-.;'..v:■
convert them
1963,"
the
of
New
,
these
finance
to
and
basis,
payment
used
be
payments on equipment, $275,000
on a no down payment
extent necessary to
Zausner Foods Corp.—Class A
Oslo from the sale Of the bonds are \d be 'auvitrijed oy
Loan Fund to the Oslo Electricity Works, the' Oslo
Authority and the municipal tramway companies for capital
of
down
purchases.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding 330,000 shares of common stock, of which management
officials as. a group own 36%.
John P. Frendiville is Board Chair¬
man and
Carl P. Tomm is. President.—-V. 195, p. 2747.
1
■■
the. City's
Harbor
make
to
1952 to the limited
down
will
•''
■
and
in
transportable, reusable containers
companies and others.
Of the
$325,000 will be used to repay a
equipment) obligations, incurred
prepay
basis in
largest city of Norway and that
country's economic,- financial and shipping center.
^
v
t ^
Principal and interest on the bonds will be payable in New York
City ill United States dollars. A mandatory sihking fund of $900,000
principal amount of bonds commencing in 1968, together with a
payment of $1,000,000 on June 15, 1978, will retire 100%; or the
issue by maturity. The bonds will also be redeemable at tne option
of the City on and after June 15, 1973.
t
.
The kroner equivalent of the net proceeds to be received by the
Oslo,
leases
the stock sale,
ne„
2->%
of
also
It
railroads, transoceanic steamship
to
Investment News
(2147).
.
3,
On
1879.
account
Subscription
of the
in United
fluctuations
in
States,
the
U.
rate
of
S.
Possessions
exchange,
and
Members
of
the
remittance for foreign
Pan
American
subscriptions and
Union,
$80.00
per
year;
in
Dominion
of
Canada,
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
$83.00
'
per
year.
1J5 P. La pa.ua
unaer tne ac?
Other countries, $a/.uu pei . ear*
•
1
4
quarter
oi
(2148)
earnings
tne
^ear
indusi^.1'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
less
are
significant,
typically
are
period
a
since
of
the
low
first
activity
three
in
months
merged
cement
tne
headquarters
'
It
Cement is the nation's seventh
largest cement producer.
facilities in
California,
Arizona, Michigan,
nas
and
New
York.—V.
197,
712,
p.
carbon
Tne
American Investment Co. of Illinois—Partial
Tne
has
company
shares
oi
share,
May
announced
Hunter
In
Metal
16,
1963,
addition,
196,
2175.
p.
imax, Inc.—Acquisition—
tor
pure.iased^from
interest in
Aluminum
,
Glin
Mathieson
Research
Inc.,
'
the
be
ments
to
HiCO Liquidating Corp. HECO
Hunter
stocknolders
from
the
...shortly.
will
asso¬
begin making
proceeds
•,
of
::■
•
'J.
will operate as a division of AMAX and retain the name
Engineering Co., with headquarters in Riverside, California.
p. 1632.'
:
1.963,
for
inventory,
at
equipment,
working capital,
$225,000, will
repayment
of
be
Investment
by
Co.—Debentures
the
It
and
REDEMPTION
May
1,
of
the
is
they
to
will
such
as
the
the
will
applied
designed
to
be
used
for
musical
and
pianos.
portable
amplification
instrument
and
All
and
in
and
must
be
electrically and
and
Y. S.
N-
E.
New
Consequently,
all
of
the
company's
units
mechanical
The
firm's
ment
and
most
electronic
York
Stock
versatile
unit
is
its
B-12-X.
This
unit3
manufactured
special
features
by
found
the
company have, of
the model B-12-X.
on
less
fewer
course,
assembles,
others.
and
covers
The
retail
finishes
prices for
CAPITALIZATION
speaker
these
enclosures
products
GIVING EFFECT TO
from
range
PRESENT
such
$5
to
$170.
Outstanding
1.000,000 shs.
274 400 shs
463,634 shs
Bache &
and
state
beer
taxes
91,536,520
20,923,541
71,343,343
Tederal
$
92,363,709
21,020,366
™
LfcSo
70,612,979
Cost
expenses:,
products sold"
Marketing expenses-—.—
Oi
Other
income
and
and
general
Income
Provision
Becker
Net
&
Alex.
Burnham
Clark,
Dodge
64,637,775
Julien
Collins
397,743
for
the
three
Jan.
Lee
Carl
.
Co.
&
&
Earned
—V.
March
Year
Net
Ended
31
Stores, Inc.—Annual Report-
31—
Shares
concession
of
stores
197, p.
sales)
at
year
share
For
was
the
$1 65
1,000,000
1,000,000
at
open
36
16
end-
year
520.
$7,794,470
fewer
1,649,917
end
earned
earnings
shares
in
the
of
$8,612,213 for
the
to
$1.13
up
from
$1.06
a
year
outstanding.
quarter,
first
which
March
31,
1963
net
and
was
up
Chairman
0
increased
11.2%
to
Rexford
7.8%
to
$87,545,507
S. Blazer
and
com¬
$173,628,743
for
the
for
quarter.
President
the
197,
p.
F.
5%
months
Wells
told
&
Co.™
&
,.
increase
230
.
Consolidated
net
A
First
stock,
in
were
& Co., Inc._
Simon & Co.
M,
400
were
3,466,232
Deane
Stein Bros,
Corp.
&
Mr.
$36,654,000
March
31—
for
•
-
new
March
31,
two years ago.
1963
7'
1962
$8,824,082
208,204
share
177,689
$0.30
$0.25
!
1216.
March
(&
Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
31—
and
1963
other
maintenance
&
1962
$1,578,089
revenue
$1,500,784
administrative
975,345
946,101
229,342
taxes
231,205
69,065
interest
&
amortization
charges
63,816
133,870
bonds
on
137,500
2,763
1,502
105,309
85,970
$1,515,694
$1,466,094
-
-
62,395
34,690
93,190
142,155
$155,585
income—dividends
Provision for Federal
$176,845
securities
on
taxes
on
above
income
87,000
sale
on
of securities less related
54,000
$68,535
Profit
$122,845
taxes
69,518
26,617
$138,103
$149,462
$0.14
Net earnings
1,000
Per
400
-
& Boyce
&
share
^-V.
230
1,000
Co., Inc
American
150
Witter
■
196,
$0.15
^
1976.
p.
National
City Bank, New York, has been
appointed cotransfer agent for the corporation's common stock.—V.
197, p. 1738.
230
Co
Caldor, Inc.—Sales Up 72%—
150
600
The
the
1,000
-j._
company made substantial
first quarter of 1963 fiscal
the
1,000
Co
discount
Prospects
Wood, Struthers & Co;,
230
Corp.—Appointment—
First
230
1,000
&
Cabot
400
Corp.—
White, Weld & Co.
Dean
chain,
are
both
Inc.
earnings
meeting.
600
Bennett
•
Industries, Inc.—Net Down Sharply
President
sales
and
operating revenues were,
$20,827,000 in 1962. In making
from
Ralph
K.
Gottshall
commented
that
in
part,
gains by the
company's newer
7,
earnings, ; before
provision
for
dividends
on
$428,000 for the first quarter of 1963 against
earnings
March
3,457,433
quarter,
and
of
150
Inc.
Wertheim & Co
of
share
when
31,
shares
class
after
10
were
A
Gottshall. told shareowners that
ing the first
ago
taxes
Investment
230
Scribner
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day_;
Watling, Lerchen &
Weeden & Co., Inc
230
outstanding 96,590 shares
year
400
—
___:
Stroud
150
per-share
and
new
Stone & Webster Securities
Swiss
at
a
230
•
&
Renshaw_____
Rothschild & Co.™
F.
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Spencer Trask & Co
and
Outstanding
" the'
Kentucky.
orders
as
Robinson-Humphrey
I.
providing - three cents
a
common
dividend, against 27 cents in 1962
payable.
ago,
.150
1962.
quarter
1961
and
primarily responsible for
including
the
first
company's
,
' * 600
~
$939,000
cents
were
v'-v'Y;..
Shields
600
reflected,
1982
33
'y'7,7;v-\ "7'.7.7 ;.y-:-'77 7'"
•
Depreciation
400
Co.___
230
quarter
consolidated
in 1963 to $21,906,000
announcement
of
with
of
after
earnings,
compared
periods
and
$15,809,927
$9,788,261
estate
Other
2044.
divisions.
year
same
from
Net
ago.
share,
a
expenses
1,000
Corp.
Pressprich
Singer,
Inc
the
class
for
-.y--;'7': .''v^-
600
150
Co
Atlas Chemical
First
the
years
up
;
Operation,
Real
Interest
Rodman
400
Co.,
a
Ended
Other
L.
Co.,
Bond
W.
The
600
the
six
•...
Everett
company executives
said
only one month's operations of
Ashland's new United Carbon
division was reflected in the
earnings
report, as the United acquisition was
not effective until Feb. 28.
The
oil
and
gas
operations 'of
Ashland
and
United
have
been
Illinois
in
7'. 77.'
two
cents
shipments
transportation
1,000
230
Co._
&
share
$23,628,840,
Deduct:
150
Curtis
400
Share Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
up
stockholders that earnings for the
second quarter were
seriously
affected by a freezing-over of the
Ohio River, followed
by regional
floods which cut off
navigation at p. partially completed dam.
"Each
of these
interruptions to river transportation interfered
with crude oil deliveries to
the company's largest
refinery, near
Ashland," they said, "causing a reduction in
throughput of approx-.
imately 720,000 barrels in the
February-March period."
The
Hutton
197,
Rentals,
Jackson
Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., Inc
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Co.,
&
or. 41
Bush Terminal Co.
150
Webber,
Paribas
1,000
Indianapolis
income
year.
volume
&
Corp.
600
Inc.
&
$20,209,216
a
Ended
Period
230
Paine,
150
Hayden, Miller
Hayden, Stone
Inc. _1
to
income
Mr.
ended
$3,929,362, equal to 51 cents per share of common
stock,
with $3,674,473, or 49 cents
per share last
pared
Sales
Corp.
J
Ripley &
__™
Inc_„™ 1,200
Co., Inc._,
Co
Net
Pierce,
150
Hallgarten & Co.
—V.
scheduled
reported favorable shipments,
earnings
quarter ended March 31, 1963;
amounted
Sales
p.
Hanseatic
40O
Nolan, Fleming
& Co., Inc.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc
Goodbody & Co.™
Granbery, Marache & Co.,
ago
oxygen;
contribute
(William J.) Burns International Detective
Agency,
per
Co.
1,000
&
of
—V.
York
Union
Estabrook
E.
plant additions
197,, p. 1629.
year.—V.
$47,196,000
Earnings
Ohio
400
duPont & Co.__
Securities
Harriman
of
refractory
basic
not
were
told that, although some
slackening of orders
during the first quarter, the company expects a favorable
shipments for the remainder of the year.-—V. 197, p. 1114.
230
Inc
The
1,000
™_
Securities & Co
The
approximately 10%. above
corresponding period last year.
increased
then
second
Dominick
Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.__
W.
Refining Co.—Net Up 10%—
company has reported net income
months of the current fiscal
year,
Per
on
60,274 070
$2.02
Co.,
New
230
Inc.
102,527,649
The
the
$
share
Ashland Oil &
six
1962
2,022,922
per
outstanding
Number
—V.
1963
$
earnings
earnings
Net
125,569,613
&
has
first
and
150
230
:
Dillon.
Co.
150
Co
&
&
400
Inc.
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.__ 1,200
134,657,073
in
Corp.—Note
$769,096,
over
Period
S.
Drexel
.
shaped
increase
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Moseley & Co.1,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co.™_
150
Folger,
Jan.
(including
F.
2 930,765
1,839,285
company's
with the
was
its
against
level
■
.
230
Co.,
Co
Equitable
Arlans Department
Sales
230
Putnam
127,408,898
the
pace
the
in
machine
■
1,000
Milwaukee Co
R.
712.
p.
The
400
1,962,584.
affect
resulted
built
1963
150
230
" 136,619.657
;
that
keep
production although this division would
cents
occurred
1,000
400
Merle-Smith™™™
I.
materially
The
company
reported a
backlog of unfilled
machines and subcontract work
of
$36,900,000
"
Rhoades
Lynch.
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.
Francis
not
90-yard stripping shovel. This is the second largest shovel
by Bucyrus-Erie, smaller only than the Bucyrus-Erie
115-yard 3850-B stripping shovel now operating in
600
'
Fenner & Smith
Dick
124,478,133
to
185Q-B
1,000
Merrill
2,491,113
paid
surplus,
197,
&
Loeb,
Miller & Co
6,108,417
Eastman
Dividends
Thalmann
Mead.
3,177,652
&
would
Stockholders
150
Co
Co
Dominick
decision
later
ago
43
ever
1,200
_„_.™™„„:™™
M.
(311,626)
134,128,544
.
its
such
150
230
Co.™™
&
Inc.™
McKelvy & do.^z.-.—__™-;_
1,200
Sons
&
Co.,
600
Inc.
&
&
at
competition on the remain¬
stated that
termination of
50-year-old Buffalo plant, had been
availability
were
increase
-$1,000
,
&
&
1,000
Brown
Courts
foreign
Chairman,
pending
for
Large
Higginson Corp.—600
C. Legg & Co
230
230
™
Bradford
&
discontinuance
and
Jr.,
stated
respectively. .y.'7
John
4,653,124
months
1
CO.
2,162,011
-
surplus
444,839
(270,834)
income taxes
income taxes
income
Earned
&
150
Blyth & Co., Inc.__
Boettcher & Co
Cooley
the
to
.v
also
company
year
and
.
W. C. Langley & Co.„™„
Lazard Freres & Co
McDonnell
C.
steel
income since the operation had
recently
continued
shipments
taxes,
3,577,462 shs.
-
Loeb
Ladenburg,
400
150
Co.
J.
before
for
™,
230
&
12,656,196
1,559,320
Cash discounts, interest, and other
Income
Interest and other expenses
a
40,000 shs.
"
Kuhn,
600
Bear, Stearns & Co
50,422 259
expenses:
50,000 shs.
•'AmountKidder, Peabody & Co.,
150
12,557,225
1,542,930
expenses
125,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
omitted)
600
Corp
——
52,716,973
:
is principally
production. Sales
company
part
has called for redemption on
June. 1, 1963, all
outstanding $1.25 cumulative preferred series A stock at
share, plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at
Security First National Bank, Los Angeles.—V.
195,
p.
215.
Net
4,360
...
66,817,128
Administrative
the
lower
In
due
corporation
The
Inc.
Securities
Co
—
G.
1962
that
with
lower
per
backlog
Co.
McCormick
A.
'7;7
,
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Net Higher—
67,500,000
&
___™™_™™_.i._'
Allyn & Co.__
Bai'th
"
its
the
400
J.
but
losses.
Eells
$25.50
$4,360
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Costs and
of
Ball, Burge & Kraus
$
Sales
issue,"
this
Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred
name:
™
1962
small
The
Baker, Watts & Co
Baker, Weeks & Co._____
1963
*
(Kingdom of) Belgium—Bonds Sold
Privately—On
May 16, 1963, it was reported that $20,000,000 King¬
dom of Belgium 5%
treasury bonds due 1966 had been
sold privately in
London, <; England, through Samuel
Montagu & Co. Ltd., London.—V. 195, p. 1551.
all
Robert
7,
31—
its
Bacon,-Whipple & Co._
W. Baird & Co.,
$294 000
$0.27
,
Sold Privately—On May
reported that a $6,000,000 promissory
note due Nov. 1,
1979, issued by this company had
been sold
privately through Lee Higginson Corp.,
New York.—V. 190, p. 1519.
402,350,000
par)
set: opposite
American
1,000,000 shs.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Period Ended March
...
($10
Brothers
Inc.
•
stock
Salomon
C.
30.17
50,000,000
to
(000
Hutzler
821,230 t'7.
'
1963)™
which
on
line
in
also
produced
Baumritter
1968-
Amount
A.
31,
Corp.,
industry
about
were
in
23, 1963, it
Outstanding
due
Brothers
FINANCING
$294,000
notes
Lehman
Authorized
Common stock (lc par)
Common stock (lc par)___
7 7% conv. sub. debs, due Mar.
15,'73
—V. 196, p. 1973.
to
steel
E'ells,
upon
profits
completion
annually
as
company
it
by
for
cut
March
Schneider
company's net
to
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
the underwriting agreement, the company has agreed to sell to
each of the underwriters named below, and each of the under¬
writers has severally agreed to
purchase, the principal amount of,
of"
529,422
"3,090,837
on
,
P.
H.
furnace steel
par
debentures
Ampeg also sells accessories manufactured
by others,
miciophone cables, foot switches and
microphones.
The
1,065,866
taxes
(based
on
early
latter,
Mr.
in
exoen-
1962
$11,016,823
- 1,664,702
843,472
taxes
85,967.000
Common
controls.
An
accessory to this and other units is the
"Echo Satellite" which is used for
obtaining "concerthall" characteristics in musical
sounds. The
the
line
products
1967,
and
in 1908-
-
income
1944.
declined
line.
in
redeemable
$516,831,000
)—7.-;;
March, 1954 series, 4.5%-.
September, 1955 series, 4.20%
company's
smaller and
1964
one
decided
FINANCING
000 annually in 1967-1973™..
Capital stock:
Cumulative preferred stock ($100
instru¬
conventional
the
PRESENT
1963-1983
due in
Subs.)—Qtrly. Report
1963
Fed.
income
share
products
ing
1967-1984,
subject
to
sinking
funds
of
$2,100,000 in 1963, and
ap¬
proximating $2,000,000 annu¬
ally in 1964-1966, and $400,-
equipped with dual channels,
thereby permitting stereo¬
effects, has facilities for the input of up to three
musical
instruments, and has separate vibrato,. speed,
intensity and other
sive
TO
due "1984
notes
in
4%-5.9%
--
model
due
Capital notes, subordinated
fi
other indebtedness:
phonic
■
EFFECT
(&
Exchange.
1976
.
20-
Inc.—Net, Sales Down Sharply-—
the
notes—
$1,700,000
..
is
of
1980, subject to sinking funds
of
$4,600,000
in
1963,
and
approximating $5,900,000,.an¬
are
soundness.
notes
3%% -5%%
extensively
field-tested by
professional musicians prior to the
adoption of a
production model. Each unit, prior to sale, is tested
by the company
for
GIVING
debentures
nually
The
May
536,444 '
p.
to
lime
the
not
'
4%%
after
-
Sales
,
LISTING—Application will be made
the
on
Federal
per
(Walter J.)
of
due
•
are
for
prov.
outstanding
dependent
notes—
Subordinated
;
stream
company for the first quarter of 1963 earned
$258,483 on
of $4,846,872
versus
$499,586 on sales of $6,301,282 in the
quarter of
1962.
After
preferred dividends of $62,129 and
$22,367 respectively,, the net per common
share-was 17 cents in
the 1963 quarter* against 40 cents in
the like 1962
period.
optionally redeemable at prices ranging from 101.75%
plus accrued interest.
3 % -51 Ya "/<>
bands
ically designed for long and extensive use. The
amplifier must also
be able to produce the heavy electronic
output called for in musical
instrument amplification and to
reproduce, wiih extreme fidelity,
the timbre of ihe sounds
produced by unamplified musical instru¬
ments.
of short-term notes
debentures
for
197,
The
except under certain conditions relating to the
receivables.
On and after May 1,
1971
debentures
Senior
electron¬
full
been
difficulties.
sales
the
y;y.y.'7--■ '
FEATURES—The
funds
of
payable unsecured short-term
Long-term debt unsecured:
are
abuse
repeated movement
general
Authorized
of
mechanical
on
molasses-
had
high startup
first
company's
CAPITALIZATION
dance orchestras.
The unit prices 'for its models
range from
approximately $110 to $500 per unit.
More than 50%
of the com¬
pany's present sales are accounted for by units
selling in the $200
and $355 price categories.1' The
company manufactures 11 different
.types of amplifying units and designs its own
speaker enclosures.
■All uniis have separate
controls, and the larger units have at least
two
channels
(which
permit stereophonic effects)
together with
facilities for the input of 3
separate instruments.
Unlike conventional electronic
amplifiers, a portable professional
musical amplifier must be
ruggedly designed to take the
shock of
to
to reduction
7y
,
added
be
Notes
instruments,
guitars, accordions, string bass violins
manufactured
by
the
company
are
be
the
$11,792,982
before
Basic
fourth
J.
units
to
Electronics Corp.
income
See
be
100%,
list
accessory
and
of
process
Barringrton Industries, Inc.—New Name—
engaged
proceeds
1971
PROPOSED
N.
expected
the
Offered—
headquartered at 320 Associates Bldg.,
largest sales finance company in
primarily in time sales financing
industrial
products, in wholesale financing, in
is
States.
consumer
before
BUSINESS—The company was
incorporated on June 2, 1959 under
laws of the State of New York.
Its principal office and
plant
is located at 1570 West
is
that
713.
p..
shares
debentures
the
Linden,
Net
company,
Ind.,
Bend,
volume
v
Blanckc,
said,
operational
continuation
a
and attributed
sales
Income
underwriting
company and initially
within one year.
and
tecnnically sound,
Period Ended March 31—
a
4% %
an
PROCEEDS—Net
used
debt,
Ampeg manufactures professional quality amplifiers and
equipment for the amplification of the sound of musical
he
197,
Nee
making personal instalment loans and in industrial and commercial
financing and in providing the insurance incident to such financing,
1, 1973, and 29,400 shares of its com¬
stock, in units of $1,000 of debentures and 100
'shares, at $1,020 per unit.
as
unexpected
Avnet
new
firm's
United
of
June
estimated
plant,
refineries.
the
BUSINESS—The
mon
proceeds,
—V.
to
executives
May 22, 1963,
Souih
John R. Boland & Co., Inc., New
York, offered pub¬
licly, $294,000 of this firm's 7% subordinated deben¬
Net
costs
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
stock, was due principally to
plant startup costs. He stated
Provision
the
due
A
demonstrated
public offering of $50,000,000 of
due May 1, 1984, was
group managed by Leh¬
man Brothers and Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler, New
York. The debentures were priced at 99%, plus ac¬
crued interest, to yield 4.45%.
-77
197,
tures
a
.
Net income
this
sale
7
Ampeg Co., Inc.—Units Offered—On May
20,
class
polyols
as
name.
trade
made
Hunter
Hunter
—V.
with
organization
Oil, will continue the manufacture and sale "of
synthetic rubber and other products under the United
company
from
On
pay¬
the
...
Oil,
Carbon.
and
—V.
Tne other 50%, by virtue of the sale of Hunter's
assets, is now owned by AMAX.
stockholders are expected to receive the net .proceeds of
upon liquidation of the old Hunter company, which wiii
renamed
Ashland
as
United
Asnland
Associates
company.
sale
of
identity
its
.,
business .t.nd
Hunter
operating
offices
retaining
Arrangements are also being made for crude
pipeline system to move by pipeline to Ashland's
refineries.—V, 197, p. 1012.
•
\
'
oil.
Chemioal
Hunter
a
department
Houston
Co.,
Kentucky
on Aug,
14, 1963, 4,000
preferred stock at $100 per
company
and
Hunter
Engineering Co.
ox
tne saie of tne business
and
assets
of
about $14.7
million.
AM AX
Coz'p. iuS 50%
ciated
C
Red'n
redemption
prior
the
also said that Ashland had completed
arrangements for the acquisition, through subsidiaries, of a 530miie
crude
oil
pipeline
system whicn
receives
and
transporcs
approximately 55,000 barrels of crude oil per day from Louisiana
and Mississippi oil fields. A new river terminal is bemg constructed
just above
Natchez,
Mississippi,
to
permit
crude
oil
from
the
pipeline system to be loaded into barges for delivery to Ashland's
the
completion
AivinX
to
for
cumulative
dividends.—V.
accrued
American
On
called
SV* %
us
puis
in
black,
Carbon
,
single
a
Carbon
of
division
Pennsylvania,
Hawaii
into
United
Amtncan
.
for
no
1963
of
cents
in
the
class
and
common
1963,
class
A
after
Stock
A,dividend
1962
was
giving effect
Net
72%
over
stock.
in
dividend
1963,
for
Bennett,
7
Bennett
the
Bennett
year
in
in.
annual
„
.
substantial
a
year
the
1963
with
increase
in
-
first
quarter ended. April 30, 1963 increased
going from $2,125,000 in 1962 to approximately
year.
for
the.
stantially higher
,
told
„
successful
and
and sales for
President of
record-breaking
a
Mr.
.
for
this
Earnings
for
predicted a highly
at least $20 million
last year,
$3,600,000
Mr.
sales
.
sales
earnings
.
earnings.
,
told
.
first
than
,
for
the
quarter
the
are
same
annual
also
period
meeting
expected to be sub-,
last year, he said.
that
the
opening of a
drug department in 1962 at the chain's Danbury store has proven
highly successful and that drug departments will be opened soon
at
Caldor's Peekskill, -N. Y. and Hamden, Conn, stores.—V.
194,
p.
1716.
There
are
California-Pacific
The
decline
to
totaling
exceptionally bright
and
in
Carl
respectively,
stock.
the
sales
gains
year,
reported.
earnings
dur¬
payments
on
company
revenues
bettering
has
Utilities
reported
a
Co.—Revenues Higher
net
income
of
$391,229
totaling $4,008,584 in the first three months of
the first quarter performance of 1962 in which
from
1963,
a
net
,
«n'MWNi>»W»®|l"WWWMi *
»inimw
Volume
197
Number
6267
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2149)
income
of
$360,931
derived
was
from
revenues
$3,853,544.
of
earnings
940,563
in
the
shares of
first
sales
this
from
tank
stock
1962,
38
amounting
share
a
the
on
to
Chicago Union
Station Co.—Additional
Financing
20, 1963 issue reported the sale on May 16
of $29,000,000 of this
firm's 4% first mortgage sink¬
ing fund bonds due 1988 at 99V2% and accrued in¬
outstanding during the quarter;
cents
share
a
earned
wase
on
and
$425,350
appliances
last
produced
$452,034
the
terest
share
the
on
standing
in
In
the
12
$12,395,312
A
receipts
and
to
12
of
months
930,187
$1.24
outstanding
months
The
ended
in
shares
share
a
the
of
to
$1.20
stock
common
the
on
1962
equal
were
of
average
a
to
out¬
yield 4.66%, and $10,000,000 of its series A
debentures
series
A
B
entire
98.6899%
period.
debentures
privately through Dean Witter
per
such
set
price
and
opposite its
Canadian
interest
—V.
Husky Oil Cod.—Name Change Effective
•>'?,
.
.
(000
White,
A.
G.
Corp.
F.
offered publicly an issue of $10,000,000 Central Illi¬
nois
Public
Service
41/2%
first
mortgage
bonds,
series I, due May 1, 1993. The, bonds were
priced at
102.50% and accrued interest, to
yield 4.35%.
Award of the issue was won
by the underwriters
at competitive sale on
May 21 on a bid of 101.953%.
,
Competing
&
bids, all naming a 41/2% coupon, came
Blyth & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Mer¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., jointly,
101.923;
Halsey, - Stuart* & Co., ; 101.88;
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp.,
jointly, 101.83; Lehman Brothers and Bear,
Stearns
&
Co., jointly, 101.562; and White, Weld &
Co., 101.357.
the
costs
proceeds
of
penditures, estimated
from
portion
a
at
the
financing
of .the
will
company's
$21,950,000 for
be
applied
construction
southern
ous
to
111.,
Illinois.
electricity
The
company also furnishes natural gas in vari¬
At Dec. 21. 1963, electricity was
supplied
customers in 531 incorporated and
unincorporated
and
adjacent suburban and rural areas,
parts of its territory.
about 244,8(30
communities,
19 rural electric
wholesale.
At
customers
including
cooperatives
that
in
53
date
which
natural
New
197,
are
Co.—To Redeem Preferred—
convertible
inclusive-, on the
bentures,—V.. 196,
basis
r,
of
into
one
common
stock
share
common
to
July 1, 1963,
$16.24 of de¬
per
&
Michigan
another
phase
products
announced
the
cash.
•
This
of
for
diversification
"v
..
.
.
long-established
enjoyed
Corp.—Acquisition—
its
into
program
the
con¬
the
past
New
87
England
Co.,
growth
years,
founded
studded
in
with
1876,
has
Ohio
Today, there are many evident examples of the
Whiting &
ingenuity
and
inventiveness
in
precision
manufacturing;
Reviving the ancient art of making chain mesh, which
pre-dates
the year
1000, Whiting & Davis used its tool making and
tool
designing talents, to invent the world's only
mesh-making machin¬
ery, and still holds the patents. Prom
into the company's role as the
there it
only
its
Besides
glittering,
ucts
fill
mesh
arm
was
modern
only
few
a
mesh-maker
steps
in
the
manufacturing the fine "Oromesh," which goes into
handbags, Whiting & Davis mesh prod¬
functional, essential needs to industry too. Metal
fashionable
more
&
Walston
Co
&
Co., Inc
to
to
safety devices in the shape of protective
gloves, aprons, and
guards, ward off the serious accidents due to slips of the
knives used in the meat, and allied industries.—
the
sell
series
A
and
Inc
&
194,
2220.
p.
300
__
220
220
220
220
Hannahs
Inc.
&
100
series
B
debentures
to
several firms
or
below, each of which has agreed, severally and
jointly, to purchase from the company the principal amount of
series A and series B debentures set
opposite its name as follows:
■t'/.%''
•'/'v
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc._$3,300
Adams
&
Peck
Almstedt Brothers
&
Weeks
&
Co.—
Black &
&
Laird,
Loewi
Bissell
&
IVfackall
100
&
Meeds
Burns,
&
Moroney, Beissner ,& Co.,
Inc.
_C.
H.
Morton
&.
Co.,
Inc.
200
&
Co.,
Co._
Pickard,
Peters,
100
Win.
250
Co
E„
50
Inc.
Robert
&
&
&
B.. Hanauer
Hahnaford
Hmkev
/fe
&
&
100
&
Co.,
Co.
J.
Sweney
50
S.
Strauss
150
&
Co
J. Wertheim
100
Talbot—:—
Co50
Co
&
150
&
Co.
100
Co.__
150
Robert K. Wallace & Co
--Weeden
250
&
Wyatt,
150
F.
S.
150
Co.„ Inc,__—
Neal
Yantis
-400 ;
Co._________
&
C. N. White & Co
90
Co
&
Cartwright
Thomas
400
L___
50
Stokes
150
Sons
&
&
200
Inc.
&
&
"—V. 197, p. 2045.
ment
On
sell
Trust
1963
of
March
31—
revenues
Operating
•
•
including
$5,000,060
the
company
of
announced
trust
certificates
tentative
certificates
Oct.
on
1.—V.
plans
June
on
197,
27,
to
and
Earnings
—V.
700
—
Revenues,
for
the
net
18th
"favorable,"
pany's
Mr.
1962
in
to
cents
year
L.
per
income
in
1962
and
Rosenthal,
the
all set new records
outlook
President,
said
for
in
1963
the
is
com¬
the
diversified,
1962,
from
up
nationwide
$11,078,052
operating
in
1961.
utility
were
income
in¬
$2,096,504
or
Net
$2,220,715, or 96 cents per share, from
share, adjusted for stock dividends.
per
Rosenthal
and
advised
shareholders
that
the
results
attained
in
the
over
18-year period were attributable to Citizens
diversification in both geographical areas served
range of utility services provided; to
the; company's com¬
bination of internal growth from
properties owned for an extended
Utilities'
period
multiple
and
external
growth via
acquisitions over, recent years;
company's management premises; and to the
growth char¬
of the regional
areas
Citizens serves.
Mr. Rosenthal pointed out
that approximately 70%
of Citizens'
1962 operating revenues
originated in the States \of Arizona, Cali¬
to
the
acteristics
fornia
in
and
Idaho,
also
Colorado.
Illinois,
noted
In
100,000
29.4%
customers was
phone;
23.3%
and
the
cold
from
storage.
company had
added to acquired
and
more
addition
Indiana,
that
He
of
from
water;
stated
expended
to
these states, it
Pennsylvania and
Ohio,
1962
revenues
electric
18.2%
that
in
from
operations;
from
the
$26,047,819
gas;
years
on
also
operates
Vermont. He
Citizens'
sued
taxes
latter
market
be
realized
Inc.—Net
ing
caused
publicity
that
the
first
depressed
by
the
about
quarter
February
year.
He
and
also
March
noted
and
that
is
the
Cuban
that
crisis, the 1962 stock
in the U. S. income
held
However,^ he
is
stated,
indicative
not
expected
outlook
down
to
for
of
boat
boat
sales
it
the
entire
field.
He
developed during
throughout
the company's autorcontinue
1963,
197,
expected
p.
1115.
J.
■
outstanding stock of GFT.
L*
of all of
i
com-
>
was S431,outstanding capi¬
the
is
and
upon
The
to
be
.
con-
*.
;;
deducting the expenses of
from the sale of the deben-
$133,735,
stock
to
•
amounting
to approximately $4,in full at their principal amount
repay
or associates
the
of
its'
working
share.
per
will
of
sum
of such persons;
$1,5"75,000
its
ail
?
of
of
such
bank
will
accept
$100,000
of. Si.iu.-. 7o5
is
company
its
this
utilized
be
indebted¬
and
balance
the
to acquire
offer¬
sinking
fund
stock
common
offer, the
for general
com¬
cor¬
:
received
cash
will
reduce
company
the
addition,
holders
which
'
will
warrants
the
warrants
(d)
(b)
minus ce.\am
$425,000 made
or
of
presently outstanding 6Vsi%
$205,000
proceeds
exercise of
In
to
the
by
and
plus
amount
debentures'41,000 shares' of
If
purposes.
One-half
acquisition
capital;
purp'oses.
of
receive
Any cash
from
the
to
corporate
exercise
upon
stock
common
for general
received
applied
of
the- sale
be used
proceeds
be
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
6V2 %
subordinated
note
6!/2%
sinking
junior
nated
purchase
upon
debentures.
of
v
-es.
.urn.
the deben¬
of
•
to
equal
"
or
exclusive
exceed
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
fund
due
1972_
1,000,000
notes
payable
obligations
Bank
subordinated
8,439,524
those
of
of
,6,439,524
5,744,792
5,744,792
indebtedness
6V2%
due
tures
April
533,000
stock
2,500,000
deben¬
1. 1978—
(50c
108,000
2,500,000
(junior)
7% cumulative convertible preferred
stock
($10 par)____._—
Common
Outstanding
$1,1C0,000
$1,100,000
subordi¬
debentures
Vehicle
'
"
-
I
•
,
160,000shs.
1,500,000 shs.
par)_
150,000 shs.
411,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below have severally
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, to purchase from the company the respective principal
agreed,
amounts
of
debentures'
and
numbers
below:
;'"V.
C.
units
.
'
&
Inc
Co.,
&
Co.,
&
First
Guerin
&
Nebraska
W.
Erooksi
&
4,000
Turner,
.
Corp._^
4,000
100,000
Inc
Securities
2,000
100,000
2.0G0
100,000
Co
Co.
2,000
50,000
1,000
'
50,000
1,000
'
50,000
&
2,000
100.000
1,000
Inc.—
Co.—
Lewis
I
50,000
Peters,
Powell,
Warren
195,
W.
&
1,000
—:_
50,000
1,000
Inc.—
50,000
&
1.0C0
>
50,000
Co.,
1.C00
50,000
1,000
50,000
Co
York
-
1,000
50,000
Kistler & Co.
Rahel
!
1,000
50,000
—:—_—
Co
&
&
Cliff
2,000
100,000
_—
I
Hirshberg, Inc—
Writer & Christensen,
J.
4,000
150,000
:
C.
Norris
:,
21,000
150,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Austin, Dobbins & Calvert
P.
1
Units
21,000 '
500,000
Inc.
'
forth
150,000
:
L_-.
Saunders, Stiver &
'
=
$500,000
Co.—_•_—
Inc
set
as
Debentures
!
,
offered
:•
•
Allyn & Co
Eppler,
—V.
of
•
A.
1,000
Inc
2147.
p.
Consolidated Mosher Mines Ltd.—Earns. Statement
which
profit
■annual
for
the
expenditures
the
year
was
$2,891,358.
'
By the 1962 year-end,
by
the
mine
for
with
assets
Dec.
at
Production
duction
per
31,
day
as
for
the
■•
result
and
was
ex¬
in .the
including $545,760
charges,
$42,018
Operating
production
stated
depreciation,
revenue
had
of
net
amounted
'
been
fully liquidated.
The
capital of $78,043, which
liabilities over current
has
;
•
.-
of
averaged
been
the
1,268
scheduled
reduction
tons
to
in
per
agreement
Consolidated
facilities,
the
rate
proved
ore,
to
-
,.
The
pro¬
1,500 -tons
of
.milling
ore
from 656 tons to just over 400 tons daily.
with MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines Ltd. to treat
Mosher's
has
"
,
•
day.
average
MacLeod-Cockshutt's
The
.
•'
current
.
year
1963
all
working
a
excess
1961.
the
write-off
$119,388.
in' 1961
$555,350
for
rate
After
of
1962,
pointed out, bank loans (guaranteed
arranged
in
connection * with
preparing
with
1962
year
it. is
production
ended
contrasts
first
the
"
MacLeod-Cockshutt)
company
for
beginning of January,
Boeckh, President,
George
J.
shareholders.
report to
profit
$732,101
at
gratifying,
preproduction
to
of
commenced
tremely
should
business is favorable and that the
company expects
profitable operations of its television stations in Los
Angeles and* Portland, Oregon. Based on these
factors, Mr. Ban¬
nister said, results of operations should
improve during the bal¬
ance of
the year and that
operating profits for
are
will
Jack
part
holders
Operating
first
parts
non-recurring items,
previous year,—V.
event
loss
Mir.
sinking fund junior subordinated debentures isthe acqiuisition of California and Cal Rents,
owned by certain officers, directors and pro¬
in
subordinated
porate
,
in
included
continuing
the
the
contingent
Christopher & Co.—
Clayton Securities Corp
boating market, during
changes
weather
1963.
(a)
corporate
McDaniel
a
the
••
underwriter? of the securities offered
be
common
used:
time
to
the
to
at $5
Lower—
year's
operations,
particularly
in
the
pleasure
pointed out that an upturn in the boating market
late
the
inclusive,
1962
and
laws, and also to .severe
during the first six weeks of
motive
ice
part of
decline
products;
tax
tele¬
from
acquisitions and plant
properties after acquisition dates.
Between 1956
1962, Citizens' revenues increased 190%; and its net income
than doubled,
increasing 206%.—V. 197, p. 1012.
the
than
1956-1962,
the
general
junior
$0.26
outstanding.
"
President, attributed
the
decline
earnings to a number of factors. These
new
amount of
cash payment.
proceeds' after
to
Transport for
added
was
$83,788.37
$0.31
presently
and
Is
the
to
net
the company
of
at
ness
for
$863,067.15
779,278.78
Bannister,
start-up costs of
from
2.8%
shares
G.
sales
the
the
of
Suplee, Yeatman. Mcsley Col
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
earnings amounted to $290,449, equivalent to 21 cents per share
based
on
the
1,376,672
shares
of
capital stock outstanding
at
March 31,
1963, This compares with first quarter 1962
earnings
of
$469,240, equivalent to 34 cents per share adjusted to the
John
cish
1963
$132,000 are
Walston
Net
1,376,672
TTC
sale
and
finance
to
moters
reported
that
its
revenues
for
the
three
months ended March 31, 1963, totaled $17,468,186
against revenues
of $17,803,252 for the first
quarter of 1962.
Earnings before taxes for the first quarter of
1963
totaled
$315,449 compared with pre-tax earnings of $859,240 a year earlier.
quarter
loss,
of
adjustments; (c) to repay a loan In the
to California, of which $325,000 was used
1962
815,436.61
(316,755 shares)
Industries,
company
called
a
income
net
/.
which
has
more
26.3%
and
the
units
100
$98,424.64
Chris-Craft
Cali¬
the
the company
and
$1,000,000 of 6Vs%
150
$913,861.25
The
Higher—
share earnings
GFT
with
Chiles'
report.
of
$12,350,546
creased
86
and
straight
Richard
annua]
Revenues
income
Co.—Net
of
103,765 will be
B.
Citizens Utilities
the
growth of the companies.
and TTC as of Dec. 31,
1962
GFT
offering estimated
tures,
1738.
p.
to
equal
potential
of
PROCEEDS—The
2045.
p.
net
a
one-half
own
purchase by
stock
V100
Waggoner
Co., Inc
1963
taxes
share
per
197,
after
for
amount
hereby.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
_l_„
expenses
income
Net
equipment
The
tal
Certificates—
May 20,
$5,250,000
about
Gross
Ended
of
outstanding stock of TTC and he and Frances
and
value
Boettcher
Period
amount
an
TTC
In
the
each
Stroud
Utilities
and
the
earnings
Equipment
150
Stix
—
Sons
Co.—
Meyer
Nicolaus
Walter
Co
Garrett
50
1
100
Co
700
Inc.
Goodbody & Co.—
Gregory
Stifel,
Frank,
100
Hobbs & Hart,
division
a
Authorized
Si
&
Fox
;_
Freeman
Funk,
Brothers
Smithers
Corp.
Cleveland
Southwest
as
*
price to be paid upon exercise of the option was
by arms-length negotiation between representatives of
and Mr. Hall with consideration being given to book
book
965.
150
700
Co.,
—
First
First
operated
•
company
ture
700
s.
Stern,
150
&
the
150
700
Corp.
of
a
part¬
$2,270,000 plus expenses
of
purchase
the
the
300
Hughes
F.
Inc
Evans
A.
Co.,
Hutzler
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.—
Shearson. Hammill & Co.
700
The
determined
200
100
Clement
50
■_
&
plus
result
of
Hall, his wife,
pany
:
Salomon
700
Morris, Stokes &
Co.,
50
Rand & Co.—
250
Co.
&
Co.__
Rodman & Renshaw
250
—
Securities
100
Chris-
&
Raffensperger,
& Co., Inc
■
&
Inc.
Pollock
Inc
150
Schmertz
Colket
Writer
tensen.
150
Inc
Equitable
50
Northwest
Penington,
&
Elkins,
150"
&
Pacific
400
'
_
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
The
Nongard, Showers
Murray, Inc.
—50
Cunningham,
100
,
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
GFT
from
all
owns
General
100
250
Byrd Brothers, King—
City Securities Corp.—
Courts & Co.__
Julien Collins &
150
Mericka & Co.,
of
operations
Hall
of
W.
Denton,
Corbett &
Inc.
100
Hutchinson
200
—
100
Inc.
50
.
Co
Co.
Bros.
150
__
all
Rents,
Inc.,
whose trade symbol is GFT (herein
Transport Trucking Co., Inc.
("ITC'i for
deducted
the
Inc
Coe__________
&
Wm. J.
400
such
be
50
100
Co.,
McMaster
250
Simmons
&
•
& Co,
1
Bradford
50
Co._
_
400
______
Co., Inc
Ellis
C.
&
presently being
$1,575,000
taxesi
current
of
_
Joyce
250
—„
Co.—,
Corp.
$50
.-
Co.
50
Barth & Co.
&
&
700
Co.—
Co
&
Kenower, MacArthur
100
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Barret, Fitch, North &
Co., Inc.
Baxter
John B.
,
700
—
Bache
Jr.
Norfolk
50,
,
Amount
Hill
Investment
50
_______
:
.
California
1963, the company acquired for $500 the right to
the outsanding capital stock of General
Transport
of
of
bined
Houston
250
American- Securities Corp.
Anderson & Strudwick—
C. S. Ashmun Co
.
consideration
a
to
California
of
Co.,
and
value,
(000 omitted) '
.
for
contributed
liabilities,
period from Jan. 1,
through the date of consummation of the acquisition. In the
.
the
all
"GFT")
after
100
"
.
is'
8,
payment
_
and
disclosed
to
and
March
Equipment
.
Lee,
J—
piuchased
(Cal Rents)
purchase
100
McKelvy & Co.—
«.
On
100
_
separately transferable immediately.
fornia.
Son
&
were
and
California,
100
listed
Chesapeake
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.- -To Sell
Equip-
of
$99,000.
100
not
,
the
on
stock
Consolidation
California is engaged' in the business oi ren
U.g and
leasing passenger cars and trucks in Southern California and in
Sacramento. Its passenger cars' and trucks are leased for
operation
throughout the United states. Cal Rents was engaged in the business of
renting and leasing tools, trucks and contractors' machinery
and equipment from rental lots located in Oakland ana
Sa^.-men-o,
300
Co._
DEBENTURES—The company has agreed,
by the Interstate Commerce Commission,
authorization
corporations
Co.,
of
razor-sharp
V.
of
2031.
p.
subject
nership
Co
Harper
Inc.
Co..
Lyons,
550
FOR
&
assets,
330
Kaufman Bros. Co
550
—
UNDERWRITERS
subject
J.
based
common
.
fornia")
&
Kreeger
P.
&
550
accomplish¬
ment.'
Davis
world.
Wm,
550
Milwaukee Co
Putnam
330
330
M. Dain & Co., Inc.
Schmidt. Roberts & Parke
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
George K. Baum & Co
John Douglas & Co., Inc
S00
The
Evans
,
1962
of
stock
that,.,
BUSINESS—Consolidated Leasing was organized in Delaware in
January, 1962, and on Feb. 1, 1962, acquired all of the issued and
outstanding common stock of California Rent Car, Inc.
("Cali¬
330
—
J.
Co.,
Merle-Smith—
Francis I. duPont & Co.—
Boston-based,'Certified Pharmacal Corp.
acquisition of the Whiting & Davis Co.,
Plainville,
Mass.,
for
800
The
Dick
field/ the
31,
share
common
shares
shares
The shares
•
__
Illinois
Bioren
800
Co
Blosser
Jones,
800
Corp.—
Inc.
As
of
of
440
& Co
300
1144.
p.
Certified Pharmacal
sumer
The
800
__j.
Baird
Burnham &
1733.
p.
104%
Debentures
800
Co
Staats
McDowell
550
Blunt
called for redemption on
July 1, 1963, all of
convertible subordinated debentures
due July
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at
the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, 115 W. Monroe St., Chicago, or
The Chase Manhattan,
Bank, One Chase Manhattan Plaza, N. Y.
at
Co—
&
Co., Inc._
—
W.
Straus,
850
&
&
Roland & Co.
William R.
Co., Inc
Anthony & R. L.
of
J.
their electricity at
furnished to about 75,500
March
each
^
number
of
440
_
Model,
550
550
has
"company
1972
Inc.
1,250
Childs Securities Corp._—_
First
purchased
outstanding 5V2%
1,
Co
Inc.
Burns
its
&
&
Robert
J.
at
of
share
one
the
number
the firm's 7% cumulative convertible
preferred stock '
and 75,000 common shares. Each
unit, priced at $25, '
consisted of two preferred and one common share.
$440
__
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
York Hanseatic Corp.
Tucker,
Day
was
gas
communities.—V.
Central Telephone
The
;____
1,500
Blair
Baker,
headquartered at 607 East Adams St.,
in
portions of central
and
company,
supplies
date
and
the
on
—
330
Allison-Williams Co.—
V\■'7-
BUSINESS—The
Springfield,
i
Whipple
McDonnell
Inc
C.
Boettcher & Co
Allyn & Co
ex¬
1963.
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The 1993
bonds are redeemable, start¬
ing May 1, 1963, at general redemption prices
ranging from 107%
to par, and for debt retirement1
purposes, on and after May 1,1966,
at. prices receding from
102.37% to par, plus accrued interest in
each case.
that
into
440
Amount
PROCEEDS—Net
toward
1963
outstanding
of
Coal
195,
31,
(merged
30./1962).
based
are
Consolidated Leasing Corp. of America
Deben¬
tures, Units Offered—On May 23, 1963, A. C. Allyn"
& Co., Chicago, and Walston &
Co.; New York, and
associates offered publicly
$2,500,000 of this firm's ■
6V2%
subordinated
debentures
due
April 1,
1978 ;
(with warrants) at par and accrued interest from •
April 1. They also offered in units 150,000 shares of
<
,
Legg & Co.___
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
1,500
Co
from
rill
been
April
on
share
per
March
as
Coal.—V.
Amount
1,500
Inc._
1,250
C.
,
have
Truax-Traer
Nolan, Fleming
Co.,
John
Struthers & Co.,
Stroud
underwriting syndicate man¬
& Hutzler, New York,
Co.,
Inc.
A.
-■„;
<te
1,500
Jackson
Rothschild
aged
Brothers
&
Webber,
Bacon,
Salomon
at
conversion
bonds
1,500
Becker
Wood,
of
amount
(
,
Folger,
2,005
Curtis
Shields
L.
principal
omitted)
$2,005
Bear, Stearns & Co
William
by
would
Coal
stated
outstanding
,
Amount
Central Illinois Public Service Co.—Bonds Offered
—On May 22, 1963, an
■
the
follows:
as
Co
&
Weld & Co
Paine,
May 14, 1963 the American Stock Exchange reported that the
of the company had been
changed to Husky Oil Canada Ltd.
197, p. 1114.
were
Consolidation
Amounts
from June 1, 1963, to date of deliv¬
corporations listed below, each of which
jointly, to purchase from the company
or
accrued
name
Kidder, Peabody
Paribas
On
1964-68, and
1, 1969-73.
priced to yield from
annum
the several firms
to
ery
at
&
name
Co.
Into
1,
June
has agreed, severally and
not
'f
1965-88 had been sold
June
company has agreed, subject
by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, to sell
$29,000,000 principal amount of first
mortgage bonds at
of their principal
amount, together with accrued interest
the rate of 4%%
at
March
& Co., San Francisco.—V.: 187, pp. 2790 and 2903.
due
debentures due
authorization
the
876,779
California Packing Corp.—-Notes Sold Privately—
On May 21, 1963, it was reported that $75,000,000 of
this
firm's
4%%
promissory notes due April 1,
company has reported consolidated net income of
$6,017,284
the first quarter of
1963, equal to 58 cents per share against
or
57 cents per share for the first
quarter of 1962.
y ~
The
amount
of
consolidated net income for
the
first
quarter jof 1962 includes the
operations of Truax-Traer Coal
$6,006,112
3.60% to 4.20%, and the series B from
4.30% to 4.50%.
financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS FOR BONDS—The
31, 1963, utility revenues totaled
non-utihty sources provided $1,518,905 additional.
utility revenues totaled $12,083,394 and non-utility
$1,326,936.—V. 197, p. 815.
were
The
for
Additional
and
earlier
year
of
average
1963.
shares
common
periods
serial
$10,000,000 series
year.
periods of 12 months ended March 31,
1963 a net income
of $1,211,654 was derived from
revenues
totaling $13,914,217 this
year, in comparison with earnings of $1,191,589 from revenues of
$13,410,330 last year.
;
'
these
to
37/s%
additional
In
Earnings for
Consolidation Coal
Co.—Earnings Higher—
—Our May
average
shares.
common
gas
and
year
cents
39
utility services totaled $3,556,550 in the 1963
$3,428,194 in
1962.
Such
non-utility sources as
against
of
of
878,575
Revenues
quarter,
to
common
quarter
of
average
equal
are
-
-
••
Current
5
together with the use ox. their other
be beneficial to both companies.
The
:
6
(2150)
maintaining the milling output rate at full
lowest possible costs per ton milled.
permits
arrangement
capacity
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
with
Net proceeds from the offering will be converted
into Danish kroner and
applied, with other funds, to
resultant
Consultant's
Mutual
Investment,
Inc.
to
a
May 20, 1963 prospectus,
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co., Philadelphia, offered pub¬
licly 500,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$10 per share.
Shares may
.
also be acquired through exchange of
the
on
and
plus
accepted. The exchange period expires June 9, unless
after
bonds
list
be
must
least
at
city
$2,500. At the conclusion
diversified
investment
urban
S.
Philadelphia.
the
of
purpose
Fund
to
is
portunity
provide
of placing their funds into
pervised account, the consolidation of
many
others, will afford all investors
diversification
and
investors
the
with
their
securities
chase
of
Gain
of
the
the
Internal
tax
laws.
received
the
shares
a
the
the
Fund.
market
be
Fund,
to
Diversification
risks
,
inherent
-
,
Code,
and under
extent that the
the
the
of
not
the
losses"
for
Fund
total
shares
realized
capital loss
will be realized
gain
received
in
the
the securities
sions
in
The
the
will
in
or
of
have
predicated
no
to
offer
on
yield,
taxable
a
of
for
the
capital
Fund
the
combination
sales
no
charges
will
in
the
the
policy
of
management
in' securities
soundest
of
these
the
its
of
Fund
to
of
the
of
convertible
Fund's
cording
extent,
portfolio.
investing in growth
yield. Rather,
which, in the opinion
whether
the
factors.
Emphasis
will
into
preferred
common
stocks
Fund's
stocks,
its
300
Markus
Clark,
Co., Inc.
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc
300
800
Swiss
Dominick
300
Dean Witter
—V.
be
TO
bonds, including
when, in the opinion
&
Dominick
&
197, p.
PRESENT
managed
by
Co.
600
300
Stone
200
Co
&
600
A.
S.
On
an
E.
Telephone
Co.—Proposed
Acquisition;
a
Listing—
May
20,
1963
agreement
to
the
company
purchase
Missouri Telephone Co.,
all
that
announced
of
the
it
stock
common
has
Purchase
of two smaller independents was also
announced. They
Telephone Co. in Missouri and Enterprise
Telephone Co
in the vicinity of
Sacramento, California. With its new acquisitions,
the Continental
system now serves more than 100,000 telephones in
14 states.'...
■. ■
6%
also
was
listing
the
announced
the
on
company
is
that
American
Continental
Stock
presently
has
filed
traded
over
the
an
The
Exchange.
common
Gross
Net
■
Ended
March
Merrill
Paine,
William
—V.
per
shares
—V.
p.
197,
Control
The
161,808
share
Common
$0.04
1,278,712
D.
197, p. 1526.
C.,
and
markets
a
broad line
of
along
with
south
all
'
the
dent
in
Y',.
Y,
?..vY
S.
was
...
stamps,
Yv
including
Rockville
at
1710
in
engage
with
costs,
Manufacturing
at
Electric,
rate
Chapman
Ave.,
situated
The
in
land
the
of
and Robert Krausz, President of Rantec.
call for the exchange of Rantec com¬
of
PRESENT
of
a
shares
2.35
preferred
share
for
stock.
Emerson
of
Each
mortgage due Dec. 1, 1976
able
in
a
will
new
will
be
stock.
required
be
a
microwave
and
toward
of
will
,
will substantially
and
expedite
development in space
uor
Electronics
our progress in
complements
also expedite
electronic
and
industrial
controls
automation.
Emerson will significantly supplement Rantec's
marketing
and manufacturing needs."
President of Rantec, pointed out that
Electric
should
missile,
in
space,
permit
mercial
—V.
Rantec
research
It
strongly
Division and will
Science
Space
engineers,
advanced
programs..
the
application
industrial
and
197,
lead
and
areas
the merger with
to greater participation by his com¬
electronic control programs and also
of
in
Rantec
which
technology
Emerson
in
the
Electric
is
com¬
active.
2047.
p.
Epps Industries, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
"
Period Ended March 31—
Sales
earnings
No.
shares
Earned
—V.
per
196.
p.
$2,202,274
99,860
106,855
J
562,358
573,931
share.j.
2581.
1962 *
1963
$2,412,035
:
,
Net
.
$0.19
^
>
•
$0.18
•
FINANCING
Outstanding
*
pay¬
'
^ \
-J14:
v -*1
Y
«
,
monthly
installments
of
„
'
$5,697* which
v
amount
Includes 1
'
;
*
>».
•>"'
r
-
•
,
'
v
had .completed
'
*
.
.
v
of
share
common
Family Finance Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On
May 24; 1963, it'was reported that the corporation
the private sale of. $10,000,000' of its
both principal and interest
.senior subordinated notes due May 1, 1983 to several
$646,356
•
Common stock
($1.-par )__^___ur__. '
800,000>shs.
326,569 shs." v institutional investors; Goldman* Sachs &
Co.*;- New
—v. 197, p, 613.*
\ ;
> -•*•■;.
Y York,
assisted the
corporation- Aharranging^- the
^Detroit Industrial- Productsfinancing.
:.
" *
'i •.'> *:
Corp.—Merger OK'd—
'Family/ Pi nance of Wilmington,. Del., is one of the
» The
merger of - Technical Tape-of. Dela-wareV .Inc. into Detroit
Industrial Products was approved by shareholders of Detroit at a
largest-companies "in the consumer finance business.:
.6%
i
share
one
Electric
It
Krausz,
presently
beginning
area
convertible
0.8
scientists
Emerson
■
EFFECT TO
is
of
field
pany
Rock-
.
into
"At the same time,
development
Proposed
—
agreement
the
Electric
missile
the
extending to the upper Gaithersburg area,
County, Md., north of Washington, D." C.
*
GIVING
Co.
Electric, St. Louis, Mo., and Rantec Corp.,
Angeles), Calif., have approved plans for a merger
it was announced by W. R. Persons, Presi¬
the
of
transition
our
and
Montgomery
will
world leader in the design, development and pro¬
devices,
electronic
instrumentation
and
presently supplies designs and components to almost
every
missile and space
program
including Tital, Nike, Subroc,
Polaris,
Appollo and Gemini as well as a number of the
new
advanced and more sophisticated military programs.
'
■
"This is an excellent development," Persons said.
"With its large
and
ex¬
the ownership, planning
emphasis
on
commercial,
properties..
Wichita
the
of
companies,
Emerson
Rantec
staff
publicly 150,000
$10 a share.
conveyancing
located
to
purchase
Emerson
(Los
antennas.
stock at
purposes,
company,
cash
Inc., Wichita, Kans.
Bishop said the acquisition
,
stock
duction
5,000
;_.t
offered
common
organized
the
announced
W.
Electric
of
two
of
mon
Meyer
Authorized
22,;< 1963,
yield 5.55%,,were oversubscribed.
5,000
Frank,
& Fox
corporate
in
Bonds
Offered —On May
a public offering of $15,000,000 City of
Copenhagen (Kingdom of Denmark) 5%% sinking
fund external loan bonds due
May 15, 1978, was made
£y. an underwriting group managed by Smith, Barney
& Co., Inc.;,.Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Inc..; Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc., and Lazard Freres &
Co., New York. The
bonds, priced- at 98.23%, plus accrued interest,., to
—
of
The balance of the proceeds will be used for
CAPITALIZATION
Copenhagen
Inc.
Stern,
and
marketing outlets
which already have been established in
Switzerland, West Germany,
Scandinavia
and France.^—V; '197,
p, .1740.
(City of)
Calabasas
of the properties to be held by the
company.
its
President
Directors
in connection with title searches and title in¬
Md.,
has
Humphrey,
Approval of the stockholders of both companies
before the proposed merger can take place.
9,000
development of
real
estate
light
industrial
and
apartment
contemplated for development is
861,151
5,000
underwriter,
BUSINESS—The
16,008,000
861,151
—
convertible
general
ville,
25,160,000
——
Emerson
surance.
measuring,
and control devices and systems for use in industrial
processes, and has an international marketing and service organi¬
zation for marketing these equipments in
Europe.
Electrofact will continue and expand its industrial control activi¬
ties, but in addition Electrofact will provide .facilities for the manu¬
facture of Control Data computing equipment in The
Netherlands.
Thus, Control Data will have computer manufacturing capabilities
within the Common Market area,
orders
9,000
;,r/
revenue
48,000
Communications, Inc.—Acquisition—
company
future
state
118,000
617.
p.
Emerson
and
and
$0.06
$3,768,000
5,000
.
sole
as
penses
recording,
.
Co.
$0.14
$3,641,000
'
u.
of
1962
1963
share
Merger—
■
payment of certain notes, and of county tax, Federal
company
manufactures
197,
Net proceeds from the offering will be used to
liquidate existing mortgages on four of its properties;
Corp.—Acquisition—
the
Electrofact
&
shares of this firm's
1418,
has announced that it has purchased a majority
outstanding shares of Electrofact N.V. of Amerspoort, The
Netherlands, in exchange for 39,950 shares of Control Data common
stock, which have been listed with the New York Stock Exchange.
of
Outstanding':
Danac Real Estate Investment Corp.—Common Of¬
fered—On May 20, 1963, Ferris & Co., Washington,
55,158
$0.10
1,575,627
outstanding
Data
Co.i
Staats
R,
stockholders voted to change authorized stock
shares to 3,500,000 $1 par shares and effect
outstanding shares.—V. 197, p. 1833.
par
of
Davis, Skaggs & Co._
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
14,000
14,000
9,000
Inc
&
Stock
—
become a
part) of Standard Products', Inc.. a wholly-owned ECI subsidiary in
Wichita.
It is expected that the Humphrey division'will contribute
significantly to the commercial product development capability of
Standard Products, he added.
Humphrey's Wichita operation (the parent Humphrey, Inc., is
in San Diego, Calif.) had been primarily concerned with research,
engineering and limited production of gyroscopes, static inverters
and missile and guidance system components,
These programs will
continue at Standard Products.—V. 197, p. 617.
V.
1962
$1,878,572
income—■—
Income
& Co.,
Capital Changes
—
J. Barth & Co.
75,000
Curtis
&
Schwabacher
to
due
$120,000
.
H. Walker & Co., Inc.
G.
Inc
Webber, Jackson
Shields
!
was
income
ECI
Shares
Pierce,
Smith
taxes
compared with
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Terms
&
$5
Electronic
set
Lynch,
Fenner
million
$24.2
—
The
FINANCING
Shares
stock
1963
$120,000
1963
21,
split
per
Division
conditions.
application
$2,274,404
i
PRESENT
May
—V.
the. several
-
million
$34.1
Treasurer,
(no
stock
were
ago.
profits
Backlog of unfilled
Capital shares
forth below.
The purchase agreement provides
obligations of the underwriters are subject to
approval of certain legal matters by counsel and to certain further
that
counter.
31—
revenues
without int.
year
Bennett,
in
170,000
Earned
Sept.
stock
common
QUARTERLY REPORT—
Period
:•
EFFECT TO
20, 1964
172,000
50,000
par)
2,000,000shs.
633,341 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below severally have
agreed to purchase from the company the number of shares, of
■
.
It
for
due
notes
Common
Klem
are
of
Contractual obligations
- :
were
U. S. and foreign income
million a year ago.
ago.
$9.8
a
amortization
and
a
B.
10-for-l
Net
income of the company totaled $1,549,644 and net
Authorized
independent, operating 30 exchanges and
serving 11,000 telephones in eastern Missouri. Much of
the South
Missouri property, which lies south and
west of St. Louis, is con¬
tiguous to territories presently served
by Continental subsidiaries.
Exact financial terms of the
sale, which is subject to approval of
the
Missouri
Public Service Commission, were not
disclosed, but
cost
of the acquisition
is reported to be in excess of $2,000,000
in cash.
The
agreement calls- for Continental to assume control
of its new
property Sept. 30, 1963.
year
against
as
months
Sales
was
South
three
the
Jones & Co. Inc.
Edo
company
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
signed
of
an
million
million
million and net
1962, sales totaled $222
42; cents per share.
.or
for
taxes
Period Ended March 31—
"
an
unaudited basis, for the three months ended
$86,826. For the year ended Dec. 31, 1962, total income
$6,134,087 and net income $430,832.
was
$22.1
million
.from
Lynch,
ing industries.
1963,
before
increase
On
Offered—On
Merrill
military and space programs.
Industrial customers use the
company's equipment primarily to distribute oxygen, nitrogen and
argon to the metal fabricating, chemical processing and oil produc¬
31,
the last half will be considerably
he said.—V. 197, p. 715.
in
Split Approved—
ment's
income
earnings
period of
million,
$12.3
$15.5
Dow
"
REVENUES—-On
Continental
modest
a
—
located at 3232 West El Segundo Blvd.,
Hawthorne, Calif., designs, develops and manufactures equipment
used for pumping, vaporizing,
storing and transporting cryogenic
(super cold) liquids. Its cryogenic systems are used in the govern¬
March
shipment delays.
operations during the balance of
increase in earnings during the
any
Dover's
for
:
said that about one-fourth of
the lack of unusual expenses
encountered in the similar period of 1962. He also listed: generally
better operation's; decreased depreciation; beneficial effect in this
quarter due to the change to a calendar year reporting basis.
Dow changed its fiscal year to coincide with the calendar year
starting in 1963.—V. 197, p. 1313.
' ■
•
the
Turbocraft, Inc., and increase working capital.
512,100 shs.
first
has reported sales of $224.1 million and net income
same
of
Robert
800
of the 6% notes issued in connec¬
tion with the acquisition of the assets and business of
Outstanding
cents
$18.7
from
$26.5
600
pay one
BUSINESS—The
61
the
or
for
forecasted
Chemipal Co.—Net Up for Quarter—
Depreciation
Net proceeds will be used to repay short-term bank
FINANCING
5,000,000 shs.
Corp.—Common
and
company
the
were
May 21,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., New York, offered publicly,
150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $17 per
share. The offering was oversubscribed. :
borrowing;
quarter
Earnings
Corp.200
Weld & Co._
600
White,
with $790,000,
were
million for the three months period ended March
The net amounted to 63 cents per share of common stock
outstanding.
'
600
&
or
1962,
31, 1963.
American
;
group
a
expect
Dow
Peabody & Co.,
1733.
Cosmodyne
1963,
outlook
we
The
and
Authorized
—'{^mi96 p0<2k66910 C6ntS Par)-
Dodge
up
Fred D. Durham,
the annual meeting.
67 cents per share, for
at
greater than during the first half,"
up
Inc.
Burnham & Co
prevent
to
the
second
$600
—
Kidder,
'
currently
for
year,
"As
Securities
—
600
Bleich-
S.
were
$14,205,000
were
1962,"
of
the
new
elevator
plant in Horn Lake, Miss,,
Memphis, is proceeding on schedule. Manufacturing operations
moved
to
the
plant during July. Inventories are being
income
300
and
roeder, Inc.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Fund
EFFECT
Inc
Co.,
in
be
the
have severally
Goldman, Sdchs &
Hallgarten & Co
such securities offer sound values ac¬
investment philosophy. While the emphasis
GIVING
Ames &
1963
of
period
shareholders
the first quarter of
slightly better than
for
increased
gross
Eastman Dillon, Union.
Securities & Co.
The First Boston Corp.
1,750
quarter
same
told
Construction
will
For
Co
&
first
the
Chairman,
earnings after tax were $877,000,
quarter just ended, which compares
near
Amount
Corp.
the
for
Mr. Durham said.
De-Sta-Co, acquired late in 1962, had
good first quarter despite some nonrecurring charges against
earnings,
arising
out
of
the
allocation
of
the
cost
of
the
acquisition to the assets.
omitted)
The Dominion
1116.
p.
a
were registered
below
197,
Denmark's
2,308,538
of
(81%)
300
category,
CAPITALIZATION
Freres
Arnhold
investment will be ordinarily in common
stocks, thus placing
in the 'Common Stock', rather
than the 'Balanced Fund'
there is no fixed proportion which must be invested
in
any one type of security. The
proportion to be invested in each
type will be determined from time to time
by the Fund's Board of
Directors in accordance with available values and its
views of the
economic outlook
at
the
time. Whenever, in the
opinion
of the Board
of Directors,
economic conditions warrant,
part or
all of the Fund's assets
may be invested in defensive typfe securities,
including U. S. Government securities, other fixed income securi¬
ties, or even may be retained in
cash.
However, when favorable
economie conditions are believed to
exist, it is expected that the
bulk of th assets will be
invested in common stocks.
the
E.
A.
placed
also
tonnage
issue.—V.
quarter,"
to purchase "from the City the following respective principal
Lazard
values
be
of
and
per
share,
"Results
totaling
Loeb & Co., Inc.— 1,750
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
1,750
management,
the
to
in
total
Kuhn,
current
values,
(38%)
underwriters named
(000
as
may
lesser
fleet's
merchant
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc._$l,750
be
million
this
Net
the
municipalities are adminis¬
However,
various
of
the
Amount
weighing reasonable risks against worthwhile profit potential.
ordinary conditions, the assets of CMI will be invested
principally' in common stocks. Hcuvever, investments
securities
Danish
commis¬
or
Under
a
D.Kr.5,511
and
for-
$12,013,000
President
amounts of bonds:
upon
to
the
196,
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
sales
"Net
from
Copenhagen.
agreed
shares
growth potential,
discount
from
asset
value,'
modest
price-earnings ratio, or potential foxprospects of merger, liquidation or recapitaliza¬
from
made,
million
UNDERWRITERS—The
a
exchanges.
invest
appreciation
any
deduction
a
value
fixed policy, such
providing maximum
tion,
or
of
However,
the
event
flexibility
seek
management,
are
with
securities
will
worthwhile
exchange.
the
POLICY—It
maximum
Fund
in
benefit
exchanged. There will be
connection
Fund
stocks,
the
on
the
these
another.
one
exchange is greater than the cost to the investor of
INVESTMENT
maintain
obtain
of
tons at the end of 1961, 1,865,000 gross tons
in
million.—V.
$22
Corp.—Repurchases Own Stock—
Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc.,
Dover
imports of D.Kr.14,658 million.
Of
exchange is less than the cost to the investor of
exchanged, the investor will realize a capital, loss.
owning acceptable securities on which there are "paper
therefore
community,
independent
D.Kr.11,254
approximate
to
well
as
center.
and southern Sweden and for many years has been an
important trade route between the countries bordering on the Balitc
Sea and Denmark and the rest of the world.
Copenhagen in 1962
handled
D.Kr.3,611 million (32%) of Denmark's total exports of
the
will
important commercial city and port
railroad
See
Denmark
pur¬
expected
are
Divco-Wayne
and center of the nation's intellectual and
It is the gateway to Scandinavia and Northern Europe
economic
and
1963
year
1658.
p.
tax equalization payments from Fredericksberg and Gentofte
and, to a lesser extent, from the other 19 municipalities.
The Oresund (sound), on which Copenhagen is situated, separates
securities
Investors
fiscal
City,
provisions of
state and local
applicable
value
does
in
j
securities
recognized on exchanges of
the capital gain or loss
under
Revenue
Thus,
in
of
against
will
loss
or
shares
for
protect
securities,
to
Exchange.
cooperate in a number of areas—e.g., water supply,
electric
power,
transit facilities and sewerage—and they consider
questions of mutual interest through a cosulta.tive committee.
In
recent
years,
increasing numbers of the working population of
Copenhagen have settled in the suburbs, and Copenhagen receives,
in lieu
of personal income taxes on nonresidents working in the
owning acceptable securities will also be given an opportunity,
during the initial offering period, to diversify their holdings and
secure
the
benefits
of
professional
management,
by
exchanging
necessarily
Stock
municipalities
op¬
single professionally su¬
which, with the assets of
equally the advantages of
investment
supervision.
Investors
continuous
York
CITY—Copenhagen is the capital and largest
headquarters of Denmark's largest financial and
corporations
tratively
Chairman of the Board
OF
Gentofte
18, 1962, in Maryland. After the initial offer¬
the Fund will become an open-end investment com¬
pany, with redeemable shares. The company is headquartered at 21i
Cohen, President of Technical Tape, was elected Presi¬
of Detroit Industrial. The Technical
Paul
Technical Tape's sales for the year ended Sept. 30 were approxi¬
mately $19,500,000, up 9% from the prior fiscal year. Sales for the
Frederiksberg,
and
Dec.
The
interest on
and
City in U. S. currency.'
LISTING—Application will be made
E.
New
of
York
municipality of Copenhagen together with the municipalities
which is completely surrounded by Copenhagen,
are
herein referred to as "Greater Copenhagen" and,
together with 19 other suburban municipalities, comprise "Metro¬
politan
Copenhagen."
Although
constituting
part
Of t}xe
same
Of
in¬
company
corporated on
ing of shares,
St.,
DOLLARS—Principal
The
be used for investment.
a
IN
S.
the
major airline and
a
and
tapes
of
companies which will operate as wholly-owned subsidiaries
of Detroit Industrial, manufacture and distribute on a nation-wide
basis cellophane paper, cloth
and plastic pressure sensitive tapes
as
well as a wide range of polyethylene items for household and
industrial
use.
The
principal
Technical Tape products are sold
under the brand name "Tuck."
Technical Tape operates six plants
in the United States, one in Canada and owns a 50%
interest in
plus accrued interest, and optionally
at prices ranging from 101% to 100%,
in New
and Scandinavia's most
as
is
Y.
•
on
Denmark,
cultural life.
at net asset value.
Fund
of
industrial
offering, the Fund will become open-end
and its shares will be continuously offered for cash
proceeds will
N,
bonds
producer
York-based
two Mexican companies.
payable
DESCRIPTION
of the initial
BUSINESS—The
the
New
Tape
100%
1973
PAYABLE
are
PROPESED
.The minimum cash purchase must be at least $500,
the minimum
purchase through exchange of
Broad
May 15,
interest.
INTEREST
and
Net
sinking fund at
accrued
the
extended.
securities
Mr.
dent and
/REDEMPTION FEATURES—The bonds are not redeemable prior
15, 1973, except through operation of the sinking fund which
commences
on
May 15, 1969.
Annual sinking fund payments will
be sufficient, together with the payment of an equal instalment at
maturity, to retire the entire issue.
The bonds will be redeemable
for
Tape, the
products.
polyethylene
to May
securities acceptable to the Fund, on the basis of one
share for each $10
of market value of securities
Technical
of
financing of additions and improvements to the
city's facilities, including public utilities.
Offered—Pursuant
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
special meeting on May 21, 1963.
The merger had previously been
approved by directors of both companies and by the shareholders
the
Common
—
..
.
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.
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Number 6267
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Through subsidiaries it operates about
194, p. 2223.
29 states.—V.
ended
Net
a
1961.
taxes, for fiscal 1962 was $47,860, equal to
per share, compared with $34,014, or eight cents a share,
ago.—V. 193, p. 1014.
after
income,
cents
12
30,
Nov.
fiscal
for
reported that net sales for the fiscal year
1962,
were
$627,712, up from $497,460 reported
has
company
year
Financial
•
(& Sub.)
of Santa Barbara
Corp.
—
and
of
Tilton
said
(including
Net
■
the
year.
'
,
based
that
766,712
upon
Net
outstanding
operations, David L. Tilton, Executive Viceconsolidated net earnings for 1962 before
appropriations to general reserves were $1,157,160, up
14.8% for
the
year.
Year-end
assets were
$109,933,678,
having increased
21%
for the year. Real estate loans made in 1962 exceeded $30
million and at year-end loans outstanding were $92,960,678. ;
•
In concluding his report on operations, Mr. Tilton said that the
outlook is for a continuation of steady growth, but with conditions
report
a
on
stated
that
competitive in the
mortgage lending field in the
The result will be for profit margins to be slightly
lower than the savings and loan industry has been accustomed to
in the past. Although no prediction of earnings for the year was
given, it was stated that increased earnings for 1963 shouldi offset
the effect of the payment of Federal income taxes.—V. 197, p. 816.
being
quite
ahead.
months
the
the first
from
three
in
costikyan,
$1.08
Granger
in
revenues
the
million
$23
quarter
first
President,
told stockholders
totaled
months
three
first
the
in
of
that
operating
million,
$26
up
from
first^p^r.ter of. 1962.
Deposits held by affili'ftfqs at the end of the
nearly
$161 million,,
or
over
9%, from March
$1.7 billion ta $1.9 billion.
Approximately $129
quarter were up
31, 1962, from
million of this
gain, Mr. Costikyan indicated, was in time money which accounted
for
substantially higher interest
expense. Loans,
at the end of
the
quarter,
amounted
to $1.1
billion against $935
million on
•
March
last
31
first
quarter
this
amount
expenses,
on
total
in
increase
an
increase of 13.7%.
Mr. Costikyan said, "We experienced'
operating expenses of $2V4 million during the
year—an
Commenting
period last year. Of
increases in interest pay¬
p. 406.
1963 compared to the
$1% million represented
of
same
reported
and
Dec.
deposits."—V. 197,
time
on
Floyd Bennett Stores, Inc.—Sales, Net Up
the
In
chain,
Federal
amounts
p.
.
of
917. 7
$1,230,248
-7 7: ^7
.
for
had
Dec.
in
increase
100%
a
its
earnings.
for
1962,
it was
disclosed
that
sales
and
operating revenues for
1962
were
$10,588,914,
against $2,031,082 in 196i. This resulted in net profits of $312,931,
or
54 cents per share in 1962, against $156,186, or 27
cents per
In
the
share
in
company's
taxes
flow
in
in
share
per
was
1962
'ZZ.'.A-.-•'
;
1961.
$426,434
were
1962,
$238,103 in
against 52 cents
versus
$1.11
'
v.- :■
whose shares are traded over-the-counter,
operating four discount stores—in Brooklyn,
Valley Stream, Patchogue and Jericho, New York—and ended the
year
operating
nine
stores—the
above-mentioned, plus units in
Mahasset,
Ns
Y., Wichita,
Kansas, Davenport, Iowa,
and two
•
Floyd
began
in
Bennett
Wisconsin.
>
beginning of 1962 the company operated through
leased departments except for the food department in
its Jericho
store, by year's-end Floyd Bennett was operating food, housewares,
auto accessories,
pet shop, major appliances, cosmetics and
toi¬
letries, candy and tobacco, furniture and stationery departments
its
in
In
.
the
eastern
the
'
stores.
'■
:
■
"
their
faster with
areas of use."
many
Electronics
Gallo
that
the
year's
figures do
not include
revenues
from the
company's newest unit, Floyds Discount Center in Yonkers, N. Y.,
which
opened on March 20, 1963. It was recently reported that
during its first month in operation Floyds topped the $1,000,000
gross sales mark.
'•
•
7
7.777.
Stating, "We have grown and are continuing to grow, at a sub¬
stantial rate,"
Mr. Simon noted
that during 1962 the company
developed
"obtained, and
have
the
ability
help
to
new
reception,
television
the
well
—Quarterly Report—
V Period Ended March 31—
reported
Sales, Net—
sales
record
and
earnings
for
the
an
ended Jan. 31, 1963. Sales amounted to $2,928,011—
increase of 171% over the previous year, while net profits was
up
to
Earnings
'The
were
outstanding; Sales in
$1,078,476
were
cents per share based on 380,021
fiscal year ending Jan. 31, 1962,
7
"
7
20
the
.
and fabricates Teflon, Kel-F, Halon and
Kymar plastics.
These products are used primarily in the aero¬
space
and electronic industries. Cryogenic seals and gaskets and
electrical insulation are typical uses. In a report to stockholders,
L.
Angle,
437,285
55,932,572
expenses:
and oper. expenses
44,237,616
Provision for depreciation „_1——4,451,563
Selling, adminstrative and genl. expenses
6,641,303.
Manufacturing
-jj
Interest
costs
£
—
35,259,227
3,915,415
6,340,960
1,752,324
2,067,581
i
)7
"7*
Federal taxes
Currently
taxes
"
47,267,926
9,318,139
;—
7
:
3,830,000
576,000
3,101,000
1,614,000
—
future
7
\
income—estimated:
on
for
income
of
Earned
per
Dividends
—V.
the
years—
197,
p.
has reported
share for the first
Sharply—
figure for
year,
the
first
half of
the current
fiscal
the 26 weeks ended
Dec. 29, 1962, gross income increased to $11,776,321 from the $9,939,751 registered in
the comparable year-ago period.
The in¬
crease
stemmed
principally from syndication sales made iii the
period under review.
Net
income
to $187,117,
shares
first
the
in
half
equal to 31 cents
of
a
the
year,
current
share based
on
fiscal
year
amounted
the 601,250 common
Dec. 29, 1962. In that period, a substantial
write-off of costs,
incurred in the development of a number of
properties and
pilot films over the last few years, as well as
higher amortization costs, decreased net income, from
the com¬
outstanding
at
parable year-ago period. The write-offs are being taken in equal
parts in each of the two halves of the current fiscal year. Oper¬
ating, selling and administrative expenses in the fifst half of the
current fiscal year also reflect large charges, as costs of distribu¬
tion and residual payments are applied against initial syndication
sales.
In the first half of the previous fiscal year; net income was
$367,471 or 60 cents a share, based on the 611,250 shares out¬
standing at Dec. 30, 1961. In the latter half of the current fiscal
year,
Four Star received a tax-free payment of $500,000 from a
company-held insurance policy on the life of Dick Powell, the late
Chairman
Mr.
Star
prior
founder
a
McDermott
has
markets.
films
and
made
To
he
Four
that
considerable
syndicate
produced
years,
stated
of
by
Four
said,
some
the
in
Star
the
Television.
fiscal
Star
its
and
company
year
to
date,
released
formed
a
Four,
into new
television
to
the networks in
domestic syndication
by
diversifying
extensive library of
progress
of
bank
stock
agreed
of
common
a
purchase
Philadelphia.
1963
Outstanding
$300,000
632,542 shs.
750,000 shs.
underwriters
named
sub¬
have
below
several¬
from the partnership the number of shares
opposite their respective names pursuant to
contract,
and
subject to certain conditions stated
stock
set
Shares'
37,500
s.
Sons—__
DeHaven
&
&
Crouter
Bodine—__
Francis
duPont
I.
15,000
—
Raffensperger,
&
Co., Inc
9;000
Hughes
2,000
:
4,500
2,000
9,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
William R. Staats & Co.
9,000
Stroud
2,000
Co.
& Co.;
;
Inc.
Curtis
&
Robinson & Co.,
&
Marache
Granbery,
2,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Townsend,
&
2,000
—
2,000
Donaldson, Lufkin &
Jenrette, Inc..
15,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc
Newburger & Co._______
9,000
Co.___
Co.,
&
Inc.
4,500
&
Peabody
Kidder,
9,000
Brown
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Col
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.
Co.,
&
Inc
2,000
9,000
Inc.-
9,000
Yeatman,
Mosley Co., Inc.______
G. H. Walker & Co., Inc,
Hallowell,
—V.
197,
Suplee,
4,500*
15,000 ';
4,500
9,000
'
Great Lakes Chemical
and
Sales
$0.75
$0.5625
that net Income was $23,520
quarter of 1963.
or
2.5
Inc.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
Division—
for
against
Corp.—Net Up 37% —
significantly
increased
Charles S.
by
income
the
Hale,
during
ended Dec. 31, 1962,
1961.
Consolidated
year
$1,443,691
it
1962,
was
President.
43%
to
income,
rose
net
in
increased 106% to $.197,589.
After reduction of taxes,
net
income
was
$131,089, an increase of 37%
over
1961 income,
which was $95,729.
Earnings per share were four cents in 1962;
three
in
cents
1961.—V.
Northern
197,
p.
407.
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—On
May 21, Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
York, and associates announced that they were
awarded at competitive sale an issue of $6,600,000
New
Great Northern
on
bid
a
bid
Ry. 4%
Stuart &
equipment trust certificates,
4% coupon. A competing
99.037.for the
of
of 99.6386 for
4Vs%
a
coupon
from Halsey,
came
Co. Inc.
certificates, which
offered
for
non-callable,
are
re-
were
public
sale, subject to Interstate Com¬
merce Commission approval,
at prices to yield from
3.30% for the June 1, 1964 maturity to 4.20% for the
maturities due June 1, 1977 and 1978, inclusive. "
be secured by new equipment esti¬
$8,264,000 and are guaranteed as to
principal and interest by Great Northern Railway Co.
They
to
are
mated
to
The
Platronics, Inc., this Issue.—V. 196, p; 1658.
earnings
taxes,
against
the first quarter of
9,000
1629.
p.
Great
Instrument Corp.—Sells
St.,
31.
Shares
$0.81
$0.60
Net
income
for
the
first
quarter of this year amounted to
$334,353, equal to 24 cents a common share, down from $439,786,
equal to 32 cents a share, the year before.—V. 197, p. 1117.
General
Walnut
MARCH
loan'
& Co
The
See
OF
it^
protection
customers.
therein.
Gross
has reported
company
AS
plant
commercial
and
purchase
to
before
said his company purchased 50% ownership in
Chem-Foam Engineering Co., Batavia, 111., molders of foam poly-"
urethane during the quarter.—V. 197, p. 1419.
General Cigar Co.,
guards,
proceeds
and
company
uniformed
(no par),—_—s
UNDERWRITERS—The
ly
$2,071,587
cost
certificates
will
in
mature
15
annual
instal¬
.
ments of
(&
Corp.
Acceptance
Motors
General
Subs.)—■
$440,000
inclusive.—V.
on
197,
each June
p.
2047.
.
1 from
1964 to 1978,
-
,
Quarterly Report—
Operating income
for
losses
on
7 1962
1963
Period Ended March 31—
(after deducting provision
non-recourse and foreign
'
•
States
$82,148,761
1——
-
5,341,402
3,605,696
4,102,859
Grow
Period
income
267,407
88,497,333
298,086
Gross
income
92,422,017
88,795,419
Shares
—V.
92,154,610
-
Net
expenses
and
30,552,045
31,296,305
discount
operating
Interest
40,102,669
70,654,714
68.682.78o
21,767,303
20,112,639
12,099,750
income
Net
8,961,862
1,179,587
operating
Earnings
of
income
Net
—V.
197,
before taxes
United
for
-
States
and
taxes
share__
p.
income
for
the
Insurance
Corp
period
_
The
company
the
first
has
reported
.
o
•'*'
Corp.—Net Up Sharply-^
consolidated
net
income of $3,302,975
Quarter
of 1963, equal after preferred dividend pay¬
share on an average of 1,369,172 common shares
outstanding. These earnings compare with a net income of $438,334
in
the corresponding first quarter
of 1962, equal after preferred
ments
to
$2.17
sults
232,000
$0.18
$0.31
799,918
767,559
:
:
/
....
.
Aircraft
Engineering
'■;
■ - •• .
Corp.—Quarterly
Report—
March
Ended
1963
31—
1962
$
Sales
Income before
Provision
Net
4,064,605
Federal
for
income
2,035,015
2,216,300
$0.86
$0.94
745,000,000 345,000,000
2,229,300
share."
per
197, p.
2,275,000
and
;
Backlog
—V.
2,150,000
1,914,605
taxes
L_
;
outstanding.
Earnings
94,904,273
4,360,015
taxes
income
Shares
$
106,708,205
income
other
and
818.
a
dividends, to nine cents a share on an average of 1,288,957 common
shares
then
outstanding. However, net
income from
operations
alone
in the 1963 first quarter show a- loss of one cent a share
against a profit of 4 cents' a share last, year. Non-recurring profits
of almost $3f million this year, against $59,249' in the first quarter
last year, account for the very substantial increase. "
Howard
1962
$5,535,000
818.
renegotiation
General Waterworks
for
10,141,449
1117.
/;
the
144,548
outstanding
197, p.
Period
foreign
:
Motors
to
1963
31—
11,150,777
9,667,553
444,716
10,112,269
-
amendment
number of authorized
197, p. 1742.
$6,387,000
March
Grumman
Provision
an
18 million.—V.
after taxes—
37,386,475
Total
Operating profit
million to
16
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Ended
income
Per
Less:
from
Revenues
Other
—
1963, stockholders approved
incorporation increasing the
of
shares
common
Corp.—^Capital Increased Approved
$79,550,235
5,902,990
——————v
Total
21,
May
certificate
:7V7;.:
countries
Other
The Greyhound
On
■
receivables):
holders.
In
term
Common
5,676,656
also
Regan
Mr.
Canada
including substantial write¬
offs and a special credit, should compare favorably with the $1.20
earnings per share registered in the 1961-62 fiscal year, President
Thomas J. McDermott announced
in an interim report to share¬
the 1962-63 fiscal
Short
•
4,258,646
1962 was $42,571
or
4.4 cents a share. President Thomas W. Regan said, "unsatis¬
factory price
levels in the
corrugated container industry have
continued to depress profits."
comparable
trained
,
the
1913,
.
Authorized
5,681,258
outstanding—
share —,
paid per shares.
■—■_
——'
1218.
'
company
per
The
in
CAPITALIZATION
4,406,000
General Box Co.—Net Lower—
The
817.
furnishes
4,603,139
period
stock
common
$0 85
721*825
Security
4,715,000
Shares
$612,968
share
common
per
p.
announced
Net
____
8,664,646
—
thereon
payable
to
Deferred
—
57,398,063
Federal
before
United
Four Star Television—Net Down
Earnings for
30,764,064
566,788
.66,716,202
and
1,334 793
$681,692
.
Courts & Co._—4,500
processes
company
President, said that 65% of the • company's business
is
aerospace
and electronics
and
the balance in the chemical
and general commercial field. Further increases in sales and earn¬
ings were forecast for the current year.—V. 196, p. 2177.
G.
1962
33,388,951
-
66,339
1,396,393
714,701
$0.95
taxes
income
investigatory services to industrial
company is headquartered
at 2011
Alex.
$32,760,463 $24,731,223
;——■
——
,
1,401,132
62,739
taxes
197,
Bache
that sales for the first quarter ended
March 31,
1963, rose to $12,533,222 from $12,203,057 reported for
the
similar period of 1962.
'
'
year
shares
income
5,494,995
1,459,132
Drexel & Co.;
Subs.)
(&
1963
services
Costs
5,435,575
Bioren & Co
manufacturing
From
1962
$6,896,127
expenses
income
Davenport
From
kind of executive personnel who
continue in our forward strides."—
Co.—Record
has
company
$74,757.
and
income:
Gross
and
before
Research,
Parzen
American Transportation Corp.
General
The
Fluorocarbon
fiscal
of
1963
profit
income
The
President
ParSsen,
Sub.)—Qtrly. Report—
;
sidiaries
"Colormaster" for color and black and
FM, and the
"Discoverer" for short
as
formerly of
College Point, New York, and now located in Westbury, said the.
acquisition will provide his company ''with the electronics engi¬
neering, testing and production facilities required for expanding
business
in
the
present and near future." Parzen Research, a
privately held company formed about a year ago, currently has a
backlog of more than $110,000. The company specializes in the
fields of frequency control and synthesis, precise frequency meas¬
urement, television, communications, direction finding; and digital
equipment for industrial and military applications.
Benjamin
sales
BUSINESS—Established
reception.
as
(&
31—
pany. The company will receive none of the
from the sale of the shares.
antenna
indoor
new
a
March
acquired by the underwriters from a partnership
whose partners are officers and directors of the com¬
in
FM reception and is scheduled to introduce shortly
indoor antenna systems: the "Twin" for black and white
television
the
us
196, p. 2482.
The
marketing
now
systems
for
system
three
is
antenna
for
program
our
12 months, equal after pre¬
share. Of these earnings, $2.45
resulted from sales
Systems, Inc.—Common Offered—
1963, an investment banking group head¬
ed by Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, offered
publicly
200,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $13.75
•per share. The offering was oversubscribed.
The 200,000 shares of common stock offered were
.
even
and
Globe
companies.
Carl Gallo, President
of Gallo Electronics, said the sale was
made
as
part of his company's program to concentrate on the
development and marketing of indoor FM, television and other
antenna systems. "The funds received,'" he added, "will allow us to
proceed
preceding
common
a
preferred dividend payments,
with consolidated net
compares
On May 23,
has sold, for an undisclosed sum, its wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Automata, Inc.,
of
Westbury,
New
York
to Parzen
Research,
Inc.,
it was
announced
on
May
20,
1963
by both
cents
-
President and Chairman, • pointed
Sherman Simon,
report,
out
—V.
Net
—V.
nor¬
operat¬
■7:7-77,'
company
year
Milwaukee,
at
"
Stores,
the fiscal
Whereas
'■
reduce
that
an
$6,894,707
Income
for in the
1962.—V. 197,
for
'
the
Interest
Gallo Electronics Corp.—Subsidiary Sold—
The
Income
before
Cash
1961.
report
1961.
Profits
in
annual
v7 !7;.7.
in
$1.47
Glatfelter Co.
Operating
Income
to
added
only 18 cents last year
properties.—V. 197, p. 1530.
Ended
of
served
He
consolidated net income
31, 1963,
after
This
sales
Cost
provided
$1,074,518
and
equal
and
year
(P. H.)
Net
to
which
,
share.,
$3,159,274
this
Period
weather
7
invariably the poorest from
was
$6,300,685,
common
of
cold
manufacturing difficult.
months ended March
to
a
share
a
Net
have been
taxes
1963
77v77
• >
exceptionally
made
ferred dividends
;'77:'7".7
1962.
and foreign income
Sharply
31, 1962, this discount department store
operating revenues five-fold over 1961, and
ended
its
year
increased
$3.69
income
p.
was
31,
Other
ments
196,
net
which
$1,174,759
wave
consolidated net operating earn¬
1963 were $321,834 higher than in
months of 1962, On a per-share basis earnings rose
1962 to $1.16 in 1963—up 7.4%.
that
has reported
company
for
stated.—V.
was
for 1962 which was $24,161,926.
for the first quarter of 1963 was $1,553,771,
over
whit
Up 7.4%—
First Bank Stock Corp.—Net
The
ings
it
a 32.3%
the comparative figure for the
first quarter of 1962. Earnings for the quarter amounted to 40
cents
per
share compared to 30 cents per share for the first
three months of
1962.
Per share
amounts are computed on
the
3,909,001 shares which were outstanding on both March 31, 1963
.
Fresident,
Of
profit
increase
general reserves and after provision for Federal income taxes were
equal to 38 cents a share. This is the first time a portion of earn¬
ings has been set • aside for payment yof Federal income taxes,
Before provision for payment of Federal income taxes, consolidated
earnings'showed a 35% increase over the comparable period last
year.
In
for
income
ating
resulting from the distribution of a 5% stock
earnings per share before appropriations of
shares
presentation,
the 12
For
to
sales and operating income of
the three months ended March 31, 1963. This is
14.7%
from the first quarter net sales and oper¬
has
company
increase
an
r
shares
network
the
and
of securities
$27,710,917
consolidated
dividend)
night-time
by
sales
amounted
Friden, Inc.—Sales Up 14.7%; Net 32.3%—
first quarter earnings rose
the first
Mr.
water
mally the first quarter
ing standpoint.
laying
1658.
12 & above earnings for
the
same
period last year,
Lloyd I. Tilton, President, reported
at
the
firm's
first
annual
meeting. Consolidated assets at
the
end of
March,
1963 were $118,406,035, an increase of
$8,472,357
6ince
organization—Four
The
Increased 12%—
Consolidated
organization—Four
sales
began
.
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
Filmohm
The
■
affected
Star Distribution Corp.; an international
Star Television International, Inc.; and
the foundation for the production of full length
motion picture films by entering into an agreement- with Martin
Manulis to develop projects for this medium.
For the 1963-64 season, it was reported that two new one-hour
film
series
have been sold,
and| other new pilot films are being
presented to sponsors and networks for the coming season. More¬
over,
several new live shows
are
being prepared for both day
sales
395 offices in
.
(2151)
Butcher, III, President, commented that operating re¬
during the first three months, of this year were adversely
Corp.—Six Months'
Gulf American Land
Period Ended
Earnings
sales
Net
before
Provision
Net
income
for
operating
taxes
Federal
197,
—
shares
p<
outstanding
523.
„*
taxes——._
—
Report-—
1962
$0.56
$37,910,110
7,943,253
10,810,589
4,173,341
5,704,000
3,769,912
5,106,589
9,292,773
9,158,060
income—;_ $35,273,301
—
ipcome
income
Common
—V.
other
and
1963
$0.41
share
per
Net
:i
February 28—
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2152)
Refractories
Harbison-Walker
income
gross
Subs.)—
(&
Co.
Each
services
and
sold
$23,474,187 $24,917,721
—
1,254,619
—
2,541,715
2,477,854
1,539,085
United
March
outstanding
1962
1963
March 31—
Ended
period
Sales
42,109,158
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
Harsco
1217:
p.
'
;
■
Co.—Securities
Gas
REDEMPTION
option
—V.
$0.63
1,179,572
outstanding
—-I
—
197, p. 1014.
—
,-
Hughes & Hatcher, Inc.—New Name—
See
,001,752
The company
Co.—Rights Offering to Stockholders
subscribe for 80,000 additional common
to
share,
per
changed
done
intended
and
shares at
be
to
May
Co.
done
3,
1848,
June
on
by
the
7,
its
City
of Hartford
and the Towns
of
Federal
The
scribe
Co.
Steam
subsidiaries
were
Connecticut
in
Steam
lease
Co.
two
has
and
The
and
and
subsidiary
Hartford
incorporated
1961
owns
wholly-owned
the
under
commenced
the
Service
Co.
Service
Steam
See
June
laws
operates,
the
of
operations
that
under
State
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Funded
The
debt:
Gas
Company,
series B,
due Feb. 1, 1983
Period
Net
due Feb.
Hartford
due
1,
Non-callable
($12.50
$3,850,090
Less:
pfd.
Net
—V.
($12.50
60,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
par)—
500,000 shs.
—V.
the
Industries,
Inc.
Reports
—
Record
Sales; Net Down—
The
year
the
preceding
The
of
ended
down
year.
income
in
of
$74,'527,196
with
for
$68,341,119
for
will
obtaining
"Despite
of
be
reflect
$2,579,349
were
Canadian
for
to
number
For
of
the
a
Mr.
from
later
Gidwitz
others
has
been
for
In
an
effect
the
toiletry
in
this
large
"have
fields."
advantage
to
characteristics
this
In
they
the
past
In
us
on
company's
continuing
growth,
it
was
shares
shares
will
the
to
business
overall
also
are
results,
behind
costs
or
197, p. 238 and V. 196, p.
expected
us,"
to
to contribute
1554.
higher
he
contribute
for
sales
added,
the
and
"several
more
first
im¬
time."
In
increase
'
for
company
net
the
income
first
?
Contracts
from
unearned
realized
receivable
$10,473,679
gross
nearly
of
100%
was
reported
by
1963.
218%
to
$11,757,998 by March
31
31,
1962.
Deferred
income
(the
in sales-contract receivables to be
Dec.
portion
lives of sales contracts) increased
the three-month period.
of
gross
income
showed
$7,023,501
•
increases
of
quarter'
1962.
industry.
"It* provides the
his
194,
.
he
said,
After
same
total
54
the
consolidated
and
W.
not
as
share
a
now
Craig
last
share
a
in
the
on
the like
1962
year's
excellent
first
common
period
outstanding.
Munson, President,
D.
the
quarter
fall below
to
close
a
on
explained,
and
quarter
expectations.
question whether second quarter
1962.
to
earnings
of
the
p.
more
satisfactory
I
summary,
Canadian
company during the
termination
of operations of
the
results
of
as
promising
growth, and
not
be
return
would
1963
we
far,-
so
can
see
another year
we
the
immediate
we
drive-in
"is
-
-
unique
in
the
franchised
operator
with
eventual full
ownership
business, including land, building,
equipment, and signs, and
to Henry's deferred
income, which represents built-in
due
prospects
are
expect to continue
this
time
why 1963
at
for
progress
company."—V.
our
197,
due
EFFECT
Arrangements
outstanding
have
stock
of
been
completed
Ansonia
Mills,
for
the
Inc.,
acquisition
of
series
due
under
dent
will
the
and
^elected
Chief
and
the
extruded
North
woven
Officer
and
of
stage
elastic
and
the
to
fabrics.
elastics,
broadwoven
Puerto
the
of
one
due
bonds
due
of
secured
debs,
$20,000,000
3 000 000
2;000 000
7
is
Arrangements
in
;
been
be
corpo¬
,
foremost
a
manufactures
located
in
producer
1
of
9,000',000
6 0C0 000
due
1968__
(par $50)
series________
_____
series—_____
_____
(par
have
such
of
for
shares
pursuant
to
to
The
&
Co
thereof
Blunt
&
&
3.70
&
Michigan
The
Stern
Brothers
sold
principally
stretch
The
N.
Rhode
period
Inc
for
of
through
the
the
the
in
100
Chiles
Mullaney,
&
Quail
Co.__
&
Starkweather
L00
100
Wells &
Co., Ine
&
Co._
1.00
1.00
Co
1.00
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson 1.00
R.
Williston
&
Beane
1.00
"
Co.
(&
Subs.)—Net Up Slightly—
net
1963,
that
for
the
nine
months
ended
income was $367,160, equivalent to 46 cents
$361,718 or 45 qents per share for the same
the previous year—comparative
earnings per share are
795,685 shares of commcn stock currently
outstanding.
on
197,
reported
from
up
of
based
523.
p.
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Net Up Sharply—
The
on
ended
March
sales
share
per
of
31,
reported that net income was 30 cents per
$20,966,000 during
the second fiscal quarter
sales
on
This
1963.
of
with
compares
$22,292,000
during
earnings
the
of
same
two
cents
quarter
last
'
year.
For
of
has
company
share
the
81
six
months
cents
ended
share
per
March
sales
on
31,
1963, Joy reported earnings
of
$45,764,000
compared
with
earnings "of. 33 cents per share on sales of $46,105,000 a-year
ago.
In
a
quarterly report to
the
shareholders, James A. Drain,
President, stated, "The improved earnings for the six months are
basically
to
us
the
result
make
—V. ; 197,
Island,
broad
brand
manufacturers
company,
V.
fabrics
concluded
to
31,
1.50
2.75
has
share,
per
l 50
.
_
Chapman, Howe & Co~I~I__
'
company
Co.
2.75
Co
Jaeger Machine
The
March
1.50
Mc-
2.75
Co.__
&
1311.
Bennett,
1.50
J.
p.
1.50
1.50
1.50
2.75
—_
197,
1.50
_
Inc.____
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.__ 1.00
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__ 1.00
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Watling, Lerchen & Co.___ 2.75
Julien Collins & Co
1.50
Crowell, Weedon & Co
1.50
—V.
Co.,
1.50
1 50
_
Reinholdt & Gardner
2.75
&
&
Donald &
2-75
Staats
_
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co.__
2.75
Milwaukee Co
R.
Manley,
Corp— 2.75
& Co.,
Marache
be
W
Irving Lundborg & Co
2.75
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Schwabacher & Co._
William
Loewi
2.75
Co
wi,"—"7—7T
rra.
,J___
3.70
Inc
not
will
Co
3.70
—
of
&
Inc.
Janney, Battles &~E
Clark, Inc.
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Lester, Rvons & Co._
3.70
Simmons
C
Bradford
Courts & Co
Granbery,
and
purchased.
3.70
J.
First
is
shall
as
offer
any
Dempsey-Tegeler
4.60
Sons
Co.,
Ellis
if
company,
forth be¬
set
Cf
4.60
Co
&
subscription
all
the
stock
common
^
Burr—.1
Qhio
underwriters
of
the
purchase
S
Smithers & Co
William Blair & Co.__
Walston
OFFERING-—The
agreed to purchase from
the respective percentages
132.294
F.
&
80,000 shs.
3,439,666 shs.
severally
obligated
Brown
200,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
RIGHTS
price,
000
500,000 shs.
$3.50)—__
FOR
the
Rothschild
Coffin
l'800
$5,000,000
stock
subscribed
F.
6,000 000
of
greater
our
to
program
profit
on
reduce
expenses,
enabling
volume
of
business."
smaller
a
619.
p.
"Interspan,"
laregst manufacturers
of
Taunton, Mass., "Fabulastic"
Ansonia-Elias
markets
have
also
are
will
consolidated
2o!o0o!o00
.
Stock:
subscription
Kaiser
Rico.
fabrics
—
and
Squire
Presi¬
producer—v
product—of braided
finished
It
garments and swimwear.
subsidiary
Mr.
the
as
FINANCING
1993
stock
and
Outstanding
1991
below
company
remain
world's
produces
elastic
autonomous
will
Ansonia.
Director
thread,
and
it
The company's plants
yarn.
and
who
Squire
rubber
Carolina
Ansonia,
separate
F.
approximate $17,000,000.
\
Products, Inc.;' is a leading
Stretch
woven
a
.
sales
chemical
raw
narrow
spandex
as
David
Executive
annual
International
from
of
Vice-President
as
whose
ration
continue
direction
Iowa
$36,953,046
PRESENT
1989
series
the
all
the company.
This
was
announced jointly on April 25,
1963, by Martin Cohen, Presi¬
dent
of
International Stretch;
and David F. Squire,
President,
Treasurer and principal stockholder of Ansonia.
7
7; /
Ansonia
by
TO
1987
low
Stretch Products, Inc.—Acquisition—
totaled
1982
series
%
UNDERWRITERS
L.
1962
1980
due
—V.
1635.
International
Dubuque and Clinton,
1978
due
5.50%
satisfied
fully
reason
dis¬
pur¬
construction
Unlimited
series
Common
silverware
not
are
and
no
of
Canadian
our
while
like,
would
we
as
than
that
say
to
Authorized
series
Alex.
year.
against
$677,000 in the
for payments of preferred
cents
a
purchase, transmission
distributes natural gas
also
in
in
White, Weld & Co., Inc.____ 7.95
Hayden, Stone & Cq„ Inc
4.60
reported
$726,000
providing
to
as
for
better
extension
of
of
50%
a
Netherlands
Common
Corp.—Shows Loss for Quarter—
during the first quarter of 1963 resulted in
$1,402,000 or 66 cents per share of common stock
provision for dividends on preferred and preference
a
of
net
was
compares to a net profit of $1,011,000 or seven cents
the common stock in the first
quarter of 1962.
This
per
by
stocks,
after
it
announced
share
Ansonia's
new
Steel
Operations
loss
—
Market.
operations into Japan and Mexico. It is expected that these
plants will be in full operation shortly.—V. 197, p. 1531.
.
Jack
L.
Ashby,
President.
on
"Net
sales
for
the
first
this
of
quarter
year
were
$55,709,000,
against $62,592,000 for the same period last
year," M'r. Ashby said.
"However, a significant increase in sales,
coupled with favorable
resulted in a net profit for the month of March.
Recent
costs,
International Telephone &
First
trar
National
for
the
City
5.25%
Bank,
New
cumulative
Telegraph Corp.—App't
York,
has
preferred
been
and
preferred stocks of the corporation.—V. 197,
Interstate Power
1963,
Salomon
bid
the
p.
appointed
the
4%
regis¬
cumulative
2049.
Co.—Bonds Offered—On
Brothers
issue
of 99.062%
at
competitive sale
in
in
the
successful
March
1,
which
month,"
Bids
manufacturing
start
of
to
the
cost
performance
long-range
substantial
cost
Ashby stated.
of
higher activity indicated in
generally and improved sales volume
"Because
May 23,
May 22, on
up
another
at
the
line,
open
Fontana
together
tions
to
hearth
plant." This
with
their
See
(T.
J.)
one
Oil
The
1962
,
naming a 414% coupon came from Paribas
Corp., Childs Securities Corp. and W. H. Morton &
Co., jointly, 101.029; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
or
83
Gross
Win.
of
early
and
steel
recently,
consuming
we
started
steehnaking operations
nine
furnace,
since
the
re¬
open
hearths
on
the
brought plant opera¬
197, p. 1635.
1962."—V.
197,
p.
1839.
Oil Co.—Net Higher—
company
a
six
Co., this issue.—V,
has
reported
increased
cents
increase
were
sharing plan on
savings in that
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
Moss Tie
Kewanee
to
put
oxygen
highest level
Kerr-McGee
a
furnace
coupon.
competing bid of 99.011 for the bonds, also as
4%s, was submitted by Halsey, Stuart & Co. and
associates.
steel
contributed
Mr.
industry
&
for the 4%%
improvements
flected
A
^
adds
GIVING
2118.
p.
awarded
deferred
to
the
"Own-as-You-Earn,"
also
C.—Subsid¬
income
over
and
drive-in
of
1963
of
generation,
buses
Debt:
Preferred
2,025,400
revenues
during tfie
figures for the first quarter of 1962
totaled
$348,121 in the first quarter resulting
$192,371.
In
addition, Mr. Kay announced that five new drive-ins
were
established during the quarter under the
company's "Own-as-YouEarn" Plan, as compared with four new
units in the first
Gross
in
2,026,420
Hutzler, New York and
associates
offered
publicly an issue of $6,000,000
Interstate Power Co. 4%% first mortgage
bonds, due
1993, at 99,751% to yield 4.39%.
The group was
$6,258,953 in
Eoth contracts receivable
of
turn
were
anplied
1963
$5,032,160.
series
Capital
SO.90
increased
profit
from
*
of
quarter
at
was
%
$1,814,000
$0.70
of moving and starting up the new plant will cause
the rest of the year,
but the ultimate result will be
for
owned
Net
income was
$28,446, against $14,478 for the same period
1962, M. R. Kay, President, announced. Earnings were
ap¬
proximately
12
cents
per
share on
242,708 shares outstanding.
That figure compares with 6 cents
per share for the first quarter
of 1962, adjusted to a comparable number
of shares.
Mr. Kay also reported increases In
contracts receivable, deferred
income, and gross income.
1963,
the
manufactures
in
1;
'
$1,417,000
of
and
cents
;'7'r''
company
revenues
4%%
135,000
expense
much
of
Henry's Drive-In, Inc.—Earnings Double—
♦
1,949,000
135,000
business in silverware and most subsidiary products
running slightly behind last year, and unless it improves
foundation
'7
the
equal
silverware,"
>
■
Mr.
non-recurring
many
of
portantly
the
1962.
was
handicap
"In
year.;
said,
Gidwitz said that
budgeted for all divisions.
year,
a
pro¬
earlier.
"With
An
1,552,000
issue.—V.
quarter
of
cost
111.
47/a%
few months will be the early
Niagara Falls, Ontario silverware plant and their transfer to
smaller, and completely modern plant at Perth, Ontario.
our
products are
various divi¬
another
their
.
current
The
new,
not
holding large shares of markets.
earnings have been
—V.
of
been
"A
other
and
new
marketing by
entry
an
test-marketed
immediate
provide
the
areas
first
Co.
offering,
together
with
on May
23 of $6,000,000
'7V7;
the
operates
5V'o%
including the Canadian subsidiaries
Son, Inc., slightly ahead of 1962, but
&
of
caused
should
for
and
pointed out.
year
the
May or June, it will be
products,
developmental
Earnings were equal to $1.22 a share on the 2,111,608
outstanding at Feb. 28, 1963 and $1.54 a share on 2,090,493
a
this
&
13.4
or
Power, of 1000 Main St.,. Dubuque, Iowa,
in
Mortgage Bonds:
severally
Corp.,
the
•-< :
and
Dubuque,
3%%
1961
taxes,
this
about
results
currency
earnings, we consider the
increased expenditures in connection with such
products a valuable
investment in future profits."
Domestic, Canadian and foreign facilities were expanded last
year
First
Canada.
Incoming
with
cosmetic
that
and
which
and
earnings
said.
other
preparation
apart
the
to
unusual
an
products,"
pattern
a
of
President,
them
Net
incurred
were
company,
these
time.
adjustments.)
several
stages
field
of
set
follow
tax
7
33/4%
Washington, D.
compared with 50 cents
of 1,293,455 shares
which
The
(restated
costs
that
the
prietary
first
$3,216,418
expenditures
of
"All
quarter
losses
noted
which
sales
compares
•
the
areas
Long-Term
business."
S.
sale
East
income
be
budgeted at
after taxes
were
profits
said world-wide sales of its products, including
affiliated manufacturers, reached the record area
advanced
sions
as
for
pre-introductory
Willard Gidwitz,
He
record
This
1963.
for
after
foreign
from
U.
General
company
million
Heavy
in
28,
7^"-
named
of
this
of
payment
principally
of electricity.
certain
$28,436,000 $27,975,000
-U-——___'■
Bank
common
construction
towards
5
of
Bank
1963
preferred stock
on
the
company's first mortgage bonds, will be
$5,350,000 bank loans made in 1962 for
and
CAPITALIZATION
fractionally ahead,. Sales of our major subsidiaries started
slowly, however, and resulted in substantially lower earnings
next
announced
Feb.
company
of
$100
and
has
company
the
those
Royal
31—
basis
has
Curtis
per
expire
r-'-vivX'.
engaged
and
1742.
p.
"Sales
in
Helene
is
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
income
on
Hutchinson
off
1839.
p.
the
of
for
$17,777
offering
the
poses,
after provision for Federal and
Financial
"were
City Bank, New York, has been appointed transfer
company's $3.50 second cumulative preferred stock.
the
197,
Canada
asked
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
funds to he received from the
in
profits
National
for
197,
stock
60,000 shs.
stock
(II. J.) Ileinz Co.—AppointmentFirst
1635.':
pk
Redemption—
earnings applicable to common stock
dividends,
stock
will
Ladenburg, Thalmann
REVENUES—Operating
Net earnings per share of common stock
Common shares outstanding at end of period
Net
1527.
p.
share.
a
Co., jointly,
4.36%
good
$3,850,000
Rights
share.; >; .•.■'•7
,
March
Dividends paid
first
par)
Common
agent
in
Container
state taxes
...
H.
1993
8%
&'
BUSINESS—Interstate
-
Ended
earnings,
stock:
197,
747.
p.
International Silver Co.—Net Higher—
equity:
1963.
.
sales
The
Company,
bonds,
5V2%
May
cents
3
branch
427.
Net earnings
1,200,000
Steam
mortgage
Stockholders'
—V.
11.9
Allen
at
2,0C"(),000
1, 1987
$24.75
underwriting. Kidder, Peabody and associates
an
underwriting compensation of $15,749, or
charge
195,
Climax*; Inc.; this issue—-V.; 197,
.
2,000,000
series E,
C,
May 22,
on
•
series
Capital
'
1,500,000
series D,
at
share for each 26 shares
underwriting group headed by White, Weld
Co., Inc., New York, will purchase any shares not
of
issue.—V.
Husky Oil Ltd., this issue. '
any
p.
Inland
$2,000,000
clue Feb. 1, 1974
due Feb. 1, 1979
3V2%
series
:
■
,
<
this
Inc.,
-
Oil Canada Ltd.—New Name—
at
184,
See
4% %
•first
:■;£
iary Sale Approved—
5 V4%
The
Metal
International
mortgage bonds:
2%% series A, due Feb. 1, 1972
%
'
Outstanding
first
132,294 shares
new
wanted
Engineering Co.—Assets Sold—
Canadian
made
Unlimited
Hartford
3
FINANCING
record
3V2%
be
—V.
rental
the
•
.
additional
The
of
from
for
716.
p.
corporation has called for redemption on
May 31,
1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $120,000 of its 6%% first
mortgage series A bonds due May 1, 1975 at 100%. Payment will
The
year.
net
a
•
,
7, 1963.
net
The
the Steam Co., a central plant and distribution system
processing
and distribution of steam and chilled water
to
the
buildings
in
Hartford's
Redevelopment
Project,
called
"Constitution Plaza," and
other buildings in downtown Hartford,
several of which, in both categories, are still not
complete.
.
197,
Inland Cement Co. Ltd.—Partial
Both
Co.
100%
an
of
and
West
companies,
for
held
Census.
company
Hartford
period ended March 31, 1963, after provision
$1,966,000 and after interest charges of
debt.
Estimated net earnings for the coi-
Communications,
American
Husky
Hartford,
East
Hartford,
Glastonbury,
Manchester;
Bloomfield,
Wethersfield, Rocky Hill and Farmington, all in Hartford County,
Conn.
This
area
has
a
population of 377,000 according to the
1960
on
of
price
share in the ratio of one
stock
the
of
redeemed
program.
Hunter
gas
comprises the
served
of
debt.—V.
Electronic
See
business
consists
months
taxes'
Humphrey, Inc.—Sells Division—
being
name
The
1927.
company
Higher—
has announced estimated net earnings of $4,166,000
long-term
on
long-term
"See
reforming and distribution of natural and
and. selling the same for residential, commer¬
industrial purposes in its franchised territory. The terri¬
and
tory
on
located at 233 Pearl St., Hartford, was
of the State of Connecticut as The
on
bonds
are
redeemable
at
the
at general redemption prices ranging from
redeemed prior to May 1,
1964 to 100%
for
or
after
May 1, 1992; and at a special re¬
those
subscribed for by warrant holders.
Two
other
bids were received
period
in
1962
were
$3,100,000
after
provision
for
taxes of $2,200,000 and after interest
charges of $397,000
income
purchase,
production,
manufactured
cial
laws
Light Co.
Hartford Gas
Gas
The
to
the
under
City
this issue.—V. 197, p. 2049.
responding
on
BUSINESS—The company,
incorporated
Hartford
three
income
$385,000
the basis of one new share for each
six common or preferred shares held of record May
15, 1963. Rights will expire June 17, 1963; No under¬
writing is involved. >
/
'
:v
Net proceeds will be used for repayment of bank
loans, and for construction. ' / A
~
$30
the
for
Js offering its stockholders the right
company
Namm-Loeser's Inc.,
Humble Pipe Line Co.—Net
-
for
Hartford Gas
—The
FEATURES—The
company
for
Rights Offering to Stockholders—The company is
offering its common shareholders the right to sub¬
&
,030,012
3,072,820
declared—
dividends
Cash
Shares
101,
An
,900,041
$0.55
-
,759,747
1,678,313
before taxes
Earnings alter taxes———
Earnings per share.—
Earnings
the
of
104.38%.
"
3,914,613
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
Inc, and Kidder, Paebody & Co., jointly,
White, Weld 100.859.
those
.
.
Sold
.
Smith
and
$19,398,680 $20 ,572,523
;
—
of
Privately—On
May 21, 1963, it was reported that $1,400,000 of this
firm's 4%% first mortgage bonds due 1988, and 40,000
shares of its 4.90% dividend preferred stock (par $20)
had been sold privately through Kidder, Peabody &
Co., New York.—V. 197, p. 1948.
$0.77
40,141,692
1963____
of period
31,
close
lives
demption
•
Working funds at
—V. 197, p. 818.
States.—V.. 197,
Honolulu
$0.48
the
Henry's
.
1,245,175
1,646,684
Depreciation and depletion
Federal, foreign and state income taxes^—
Net income for the three months——
Earned for each of 3,141,364 common shares
with
Drive-In specializes in the sale of 15-cent purebeef hamburgers plus a limited menu of other popular food items
and
beverages.
/
More than 125 Henry's Drive-Ins are in operation throughout the
1962
1963
period Ended March 31—
Products
company to be realized during
drive-in Owners/Operators." •
the
for
contracts
sales
Quarterly Report-
,
to $4,279,316,
share, in 1961.
income
Wikoff
totaled
Smith,
that
consolidated net earnings for
$1.38 a share, from $2,579,148
or
/
'
$27,561,894
President,
in
against $26,163,713.
the annual report,
improvement in earnings resulted from
a
said
the
greater effort in acquiring
Volume
Number 6267
197
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2153)
producing
properties,
ploration
"Tne
lor
oil
a
and
conservative
more
and
gas,
reduction
approach
to the ex¬
administrative costs.
in
1962
figure when compared with 1961
significant
since
the
net
earnings
especially
prior
and
came
soleiy
_
operations
sale
of
and
properties
Mr.
bmith
Kewance's
average
and
net
the
production.
and
was
the
He
1961,
of
labor
crude
oil
Mr.
and
prices
the
is
Freeman
fiscal
construction
fixture sales
the
proposed
$200-300
million
petroleum
This
development
of
country's
our
future
natural
said
1964
Federal
industry would especially penalize
increase,
he said,
"would
discourage ex¬
and
presently
that
first
last
International
Corp.
Notes
—
Sold
Bache
W.
and
other
builders
196,
that
should
197,
Period
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Ended
Net sales
and
March
other
Income
(loss)
Income
30—
before
G-.
—V.
:
On
(9,995)
i___
$0.17
822,220
California
Approves
Ex-
The
holders
prior
to
from
March
>'
June
Lestoil
the
1,
1,
record
over
D.
accepted
holders
will
to
of
their
interest
Hogan,
class
offer.
accept
study
shares
the
on
expressed
and
in
A
We
the
its
Jr.,
decision
the
the
also
opportunity
receive
E.
Commission's
two-thirds
already
will
tender
for
Sales
time
to
indicated
the
other
exchange
merits."—V.
after
197,
that
49
confident
are
they
per
share
and
Record
Net
sales
and improved earnings
department store chain.
sales
to
rose
all-time;
an
of
776,332
been
reported for
share
per
number
President
of
the
this
of
before
after
Income
previous
and' adjusted
year
to
reflect
Levine
said
competition
that
and
held
were
down
in.
of
these
have
The
the
48
31,
1963,
after
of
Dudley said
to
the
total
nine
sales
"and
months.
sales
we
32.9
of
share
per
ahead
last
of
Profits
to
the
several
annual
Lily-Tulip's
the closing of
and
its
warehouse
in
Depreciation
last
over
three
these
that
the
factors
and
was
for
some
to
do
temporary
with
in
Point,
Queens,
for
the
Holmdel,
N.
N.
Y.,
months
were
31,
in
of
in
block
by
of
a
51,000
group
Ling-Temco-Vought
Wayne
President,
Several
»
key
shares
of
14
for
of
DivcO-Wayne
individuals
over
and
Corp.
the
$1,000,000,
has
.
been
Newton
this
year,
Ling-Temco-Vought
price
for
Wayne
the
Glekel,
i
agreed
as
former
Glekel
of
subsidiary,
Vought
as
part
Industries,
early
upon
was
somewhat
and
had
underwriters'
below
been
the
saved
the
of
sold
the
purchase
to
market
the
commissions.—V.
197,
and
level
cost
of
p.
by
16
cents
common
per
in
from
also
as
and
94
in
1962.
reported
"strong sales demand and order
improving, but not yet satisfactory, rate
an
Hagerstown."—V.
197,
1118.
p.
stock
1840.
W.
3,500
Co.
2,400
2,400
Securities
Corp.
Straus, Blosser &
" 2,400
_
3 50)
Mc-
Dowell
3 500
2 400
Wm, H.
Tegtmever & Co.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
'
"
•
common
and
2,400
2 400
;
.
s
class A
;
stocks
common
Stock
of
the
under
Exchange
the
1118.
p.
,
Atchley, Jr., President, has
quarter
first
Sales
operations
production,
enabled
L.
will
be
Mr.
in
company
for
and
1962
to
of $269,591, or a nej;
President,
stated
in
the
the
make
profit
of
annual
of
use
satis¬
a
$225,359,
report
to
habits
891,000
he stated, is in
maintain such
strong
a
to
a
liquid
position
position,
while
the
on
and
the
lookout
the
at'
against $34,903. Depreciation absorbed
was
$70,300
sheet
in
Dec.
for
the
1961.
31,
1962,. indicated
working
capital
of
company.
Revenue was
also obtained from" Consolidated
for the
use
of some of MacLeod's underground facilities.
1963,
400
MacLeod's
tons
per
production rate is
with 1,500 tons
day
Consolidated Mosher.—V,
scheduled
per
day
to
just
supplied by
average
being
189, p. 2786.
favorable
a
at
balance
York, offered
common
stock
Of the proceeds of the shares sold
by the company,
working capital. House of Tre-Jur, Inc. man¬
and sells both preparations and accesso¬
marily
engaged
manufacture and
and
and
•
of
accessories,
dental
joharie,
New
in
in
October, 1961, is pri¬
through
its
divisions
and
subsidiaries,
in
the
sale of cosmetics and
toiletries/hair preparations
soaps
and bath
preparations, proprietary
drugs
offices
Afnericas,
organized
company,
preparations',
Executive
of
and
the
York, N.
Lake,
sunglasses
company
and
are
sundries.
located
at
510
Avenue
Y., and manufacturing facilities are
Illinois, New York, N. Y., and Cana-
Y.
N.
Crystal
outgoing
shipments.
Mid-America
15-year
5%%
Common
stock
notes
$2,975,000
convertible
($1
par)
backlog
1962
29,
Corp.—Acquisition—
of
Charles
195,
Potter
subsidiary.
$1,057,000
for
the
President
as
The
parent
calendar
of
Illinois
Adhesive,
a
reported earnings
sales of $16,300,000.
company
1962
year
on
9.
p.
Miles
The
all
Laboratories,
corporation
has
Inc.—To
Redeem
Preferred—
called
for
redemption on June 29, 1963,
outstanding 4V2% cumulative preferred stock at $25 per
plus accrued dividends of $0.08 per share.—V. 197, p. 1840.
of
its
Molecular Research, Inc.—Rights Offered to Stock¬
holders—Pursuant to a May 3, 1963 offering
circular,
the company offered its stockholders of record
May 3,
the right to' subscribe for an additional
100,000 class A
shares at $3 per
share, on a pro rata basis.; Rights
expired May 8, 1963. Florida Growth Co., Palm Beach,
Fla., was the principal underwriter. Unsubscribed
shares were offered to the public at the
Net proceeds, estimated at
other
same price.
%
$270,000, will be used
development, working capital, and
and
corporate
Palm
State
of
date.
Beach,
purposes.
Florida,
The
initial
government
with
its
of
telemetry
systems
The
S.
an
systems
for
notes—
2,750,000
•
2,000,000 shs,
2,500,000
.
921,646 shs.
use
in
the
steel
industry/
the
military and other special electronic
electromagnetic warfare techniques and
.
«•
■
.
has
completed the development of one
System • for the steel industry, which
initial
testing
the
at
Homestead
•
specific
is
Works
now
the
of
Steel
Corp., Homestead, Pa. In addition, preliminary
design
completed, but not as yet test proven, on" three other
Electronic Control Systems for the steel
industry. For the mili¬
tary, the company is currently developing a new Direction Finder
under a fixed contract price of $64,900 with
the Bureau of Ships,
U. S. Navy, for installation and
use
by the U. S. Navy on board
small ships.
Approximately 40%
of its development is complete.
This includes the
design, prototype equipment and packaging, and
it
is now. ready for
testing for evaluation. Likewise, considerable
has
been
development and design effort is being expended in
establishing the
company
metry
the
of
S.
is
capable
a
and
contract
no
four
which,
U.
as
experienced
organization
in
the
tele¬
field.
There
Electronic
under
with
Control
contract
in
steel company to purchase
Systems other than the initial
any
amount
$141,466,
is
to
be
Steel
Corp. There is no assurance that these
will be purchased by the steel industry.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
products,
PRESENT
any
one
delivered
to
when
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
A
stock
Outstanding
700,000 shs.
Class
280,000 shs.
B
stock
300,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.—Common Of¬
1963, Hornblower & Weeks, Chi¬
cago, and Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., Milwaukee,
fered—On May 14,
offered publicly, 200,000 shares of this firm's
stock at $27 per share.
common
The stock
was not offered for sale in N. Y. State.
Net proceeds/estimated at
$4,941,000, will be used
to increase capital and
BUSINESS—The
on
Nov.
company
surplus, and for investment.
was
incorporated
Under
Wisconsin
law
14,
1956, and in March, 1957 was licensed by the Wisconsin
Insurance Department .to
engage in the business of insuring lenders
from
loss
on
residential
loans,
occupied. nopfarm homes,
principally
on
single-family,
The company's home
owner-
office is 600 Marine
Plaza, Milwaukee.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
Outstanding
$2,7251000
Rd.t
development programs since that date,
principally towards the develop¬
with
Control
undergoing
U.
for
systems.
company
Electronic
Belvedere
directed
control
associated
processing
and
efforts
electronic
systems
data
.
3105
Fla., was incorporated under the laws of the
June ; 1, 1961, 'and began operations as- of that
organization engaged in both commercial and
research
major
headquartered at
company,
Common
stock
($1
par)__
UNDERWRITERS—The
firm
FINANCING
agreement
Outstanding
2.000,000 shs.
underwriters
commitment, subject to the terms
writing
PRESENT
Authorized
,
Authorized
57/8%
orders
May 20, 1963 the company announced the
purchase of assets
Illinois Adhesive Products Co., a
Chicago manufacturer of spe¬
cialized adhesives for
graphic arts. The acquired firm has experi¬
enced annual sales in excess of
$1,500,000 for several years with,
a
long history of profitable operations.
W. W. Whiteman, Jr., President of
Mid-America, announced the
CAPITALIZATION
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
15-year
The
On
ries.
BUSINESS—The
over
May
$1,400,000 will be used to purchase the business and
assets of House of
Tre-Jur, Inc.; the balance will be
v
in
despite severe competition and changing
Department of Defense new orders of $5,during the first six months representing
March
available,
23, 1963, Hornblower & Weeks, New
publicly 150,000 shares of this firm's
at $20.50 per share.
ufactures
profitable
reported
that
the
of
received
were
CAPITALIZATION
added to
that
loss
30 was $4,229,300,
an
increase over the Sept.
fiscal year-end backlog of
$3,667,400.—V. 197, p. 1317.
ment
mining situation.
against
the
'
Atchley stated
buying
West
milling!
custom
the
$42,288
announced
offset
for
BUSINESS—The
profit
Allen,
than
more
quarter:
the fiscal quarter, which ended on March
30, 1963, rose
to $2,855,800 as
compared to $2,419,000 for the first quarter and
net income amounted to
$99,200 as compared to the loss of
$63,400
in
the
first
quarter.
The
net
income
in
the
second
quarter >;■
amounted to
10
cents
per
share against a
loss of 6 cents per
share in the first quarter,
%;
;•%' '■
For' the six months period sales
amounted to $5,274,800, down
from the prior year's
$6,261,700 with the result that net income
for the first six months of 1963
amounted to $35,800 or 4 cents
per
share
against $265,900 or 26 cents per share for the
first six
months of the prior year.
<
the
that
at
a
for
&
-
Sharply—
from
Net, Rev¬
—
Divco-
agreement
last month,
year's first quarter
charges of approximately
"after
reduced
were
that cash flow
maintained
stock
1962.
Mr.. Glekel indicated
this stock was reached
Ling-Temco-Vought
registration
said.
the
Masten
Co.,
Mac-.
this
Maradel Products, Inc.—Common Offered—On
■
acquired
that
cents
1962
over
Divco-
were
March,
purchase
price
date
its
in
Mr.
the
net
For
pur¬
among the purchasing
group which also included several members of
Mr: Glekel's family.
In addition, 5,000 shares were
purchased by Divco-Wayne for use
in connection with a
possible acquisition.
The 51,000 shares sold
are investment letter stock
which cannot be traded on the market
"without a
secondary registration.
No
such
registration is con¬
templated
stated
are
a
share, in 1962.
stockholders, C. Rhoades
said
charges,"
company,
Mosher
from
announced.
Divco-Wayne executives
2.400
Microwave Associates, Inc.—Shows Profit for
Qtft
second
share,
cents
to
against $2,060,290 the year before. ;
I: I:I •.•
Output from mine averaged 649 tons per day for the year against
tons in 1961. From the adjoining Consolidated Mosher mine,
the mill treated an average of 1,268 tons
per day—providing revenue
and
itself
company
50
or
1,918
Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc.—Sells Divco-Wayne Stk.
A
2,400
2,400
Co.
Inc
Southeastern
,
May 22, 1963 the'
Dana
.
for
067,180,
J.,
by startup costs at Holmdel that
were
heavier than
anticipated.; This was due mainly to delayed
completion of the building and installation of
equipment, "largely
beyond our control," the Chairman said.—V.
196, p. 2278.
chased
$61,989,820
compares with $1,156,051 a year ago. In addition
supplies are shown at average cost of $414,812, against $395,875,
and
shares
in
associated
companies are carried at cost of $2,-
affected
were
the
over
income, depreciation and amortiza¬
start-up expenses was $1.33 per
Balance
year,
earnings
17%'
$1,353,697, which
increased
quarter
share
report
earnings
Other income of
$529,300
up
___
Inc.
Co.,
of
company had an operating profit of $617,744,
and
profit of $488,349.
Operating revenue for 1962 is reported
$1,030,881', against $2,750,370 for 1961. Operating expenses, after
deducting general and overhead expenses charged to Consolidated
Mosher Mines,
amounted to $761,290 against $2,132,626 in 1961.
■
three
quarter
at
starting
Bronx, N. Y.
charges
first
•
the
plant
the
for
Hagerstown
new
a
In
a
told
result
a
Co
&
Mary Carter Paint Co.—A. S. E.
Listing—
On
ended
President,
taxes
operating
policy
yy,;;, ;.yvyvy.'y,■ ;;y.y-.yyyhad
manufacturing
plant in College
its
decline
1415.
p.
2 400
2 430
2 400
_
Ryons
E.
&
company were listed on the A.mercian
L\ mb:ls MCii and
MCBA—V.
—V.
17%; Net Down—
sales
1963
C.
$61,800,
new
The
March
$25,129,000
Chairman,
period
and
facilities
The
$885,525, or 28 cents per share,
per
share
in the
1962
quarter.
1 yv.y ;yy;^:...
of
ended
with
Bergman,
that
deferred
factory
Mr. Bergman said.
The increase came as a result
capital
investment, application of new regulations
governing the lives of depreciable assets and the
company's practice
of
accelerating depreciation wherever possible;
The company's cash
flow, which is depreciation and amortization
plus net income after taxes, amounted to
$2,268,000 or 71 cents
per share, for the
March 31 period,
compared with $2,391,000 or
75 cents per share for the
corresponding three months last year,
i
In addition to
higher depreciation charges, the company's first
of
$0.18
shareholders.
Ordinary
and
Weekly Premium
197, p. 1532.
months
J.
reported
interim
Down
John
year,"
during
Debit
compared
non-recurring
Syyyy,
greater, number
of
up
cents
stockholders
"some
:
the
Walter
meeting.
were
48
or
told
factors,
nature."
year,
period
$1,537,409,
Chairman
for
$25,697,000,
last
the
at
for
against
Cup
about
period
stockholders
The
245,169
121,887
$0.28
common
MacBride
other
while
year
slight decreases."—V.
&
2 400
Co.____
of
share
of
Revenue
year.
last
progress
accelerated
Monthly
last
over
cents
for
Ordinary,
increased
Lily-Tulip
climbed
same
«The
183,453
$1,544,425,
Net
added
enue
.
Sales
$3,411,274
373.601
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines Ltd.
an
slightly
are
look
197,
for research
gain from opera¬
increase of 3.3%
comparable period of 1962,
for. the
per
backlog as well
of
production at
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
1963
1962
March 31, 1963, were $1,486,168,
after provision for preferred divi¬
these
by
tion
company's
$2,138,300,
with
compared
reported,
Group Life show
the
1963
•
up
before
1962.
share
Mr.
reported
company's
Reinsurance
:
31—
taxes
has
firm's
common
amounted
share
per
next
and
stores
$940,000, representing amortization of start-up expenses at the
Hagerstown, Md. plant which had been deferred through part
during the first quarter, based on the number
(6,300,000) outstanding as of March 31, 1963, were 33.9
Dudley
the
additional
new
earnings
shares
"The
Mr.
taxes
$2,070,000
said
cents
Princeton, West Virginia,
$72,828,503,
period of 1962.
against
the
earnings
,
made
insurance sales and operating earnings showed a
continuing
during the first three months of 1963, according to Guilford
Dudley, Jr., President.
\y ;:v;
■
V
In his
quarterly report to stockholders for three months, ended
Mr.
line
the
for
cents
In
Life
the
&
Kidder &
2,430
Lerehen
Lestrrnee &
selection
Bride, Chairman
rise
of
in
two or three
194, p. 1721.
1963.—V.
in
i.-II.-:1.
opened
open
to
comparable
dends,
A.
ings Up Slightly—
He
to
taxes
company
amounted
He
-
being
store
new
absorbed
716.
p.
Earnings
or
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. of
Tennessee—Earn¬
March
been
procedure.
now
hopes
of
expenses
have
share—
per
197,
1963
y
year was climaxed by the acquisition
Kaufman, Ltd. stores in New Orleans,
In¬
stores provides Levine's; with a
base for further
Charles
4 500
__
&
Co._„_
Raffensperger, Hughes
3 500
of
good progress in this area and anticipate further
gains through these and other new stores we plan to add in this
section of the country," he added.—V.
196, p. 1761.
tions
Entailed
months
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Sales
Up
earnings
Co.,
wholly, owned
rising costs.
development in the southeastern States, Mr. Levine said.
over
six
the
during the fiscal
four
"We
share.
per
$5,099,306
income
income
—V.
„
Expansion
clusion
ending July 31, 1962, reached an allrecord earnings of $1.02 per share.
Jan. 31, 1963, rose 13.2%
above
and net earnings advanced to 50 cents
year
March
Net
$30,-
outstanding shares.
Morris
because
the
com¬
Virginia, Ten¬
Maryland.
latter
is
Carolina;
with
accounting
store
company
North
Sales
"However," he added, "the addition of seven new stores
plus steps
taken to improve the company's
competitive position and to improve
techniques for ultimate distribution of merchandise should begin to
bear fruit during the current
year."
'
of
22nd
Net
against
4.5CO
Co., Inc.-
M.
A.
4,500
Inc.
Co.,
*
.
in
'ending
cents
the
tech¬
associate
-8
areas
$723,544,
$1.06
part
v
Lundy Electronics & Systems, Inc.—Qhrly Report
the previous year.
\
"
profits after taxes amounted to
$729,507, or $1.07 per share
based on 681,757 shares
outstanding. This compares with
current
the
an
Net
or
last
47
Period Ended
$33,325,706,
Co._
Inc._—_
&
Co.*
1840.
p,
have
high
from
during the balance of
Levine's, Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
Dallas-based
of
-
Aug. 1,
1963, on the
company
to stockholders of
year
months
during
the
the
$32,660,899
six
previous
The
have
for
period
openings
"holders
had
for
same
with
California
have
high of
Sales
with
states
that
Co.___4,5C0
dv.Pont &
&
&
Lester,
Co.
•
payable
1963.
volume
the
debentures
new
15,
be
engaged
in
applying modern
merchandising
the building materials
and
supply business. The
29 sales outlets, 21 of which are owned and
stores serving major trade
nessee, West Virginia, and
exchange
satisfaction
will
is
to
has
pany
dividend
common i stock
July
Lowe's
niques
1963.
President,
California
of
1963
who
I.
&
Friedrichs
A.
5 zJO
Inc
3,500
acquisition.
12.5%.
increased
outstanding
May
Shareholders
by
-
Co.,
&
Collins
'2,400
Co
J. A. Hogle & Co._.__
Howard, Weil, Labouisse
,
5,200
Wetling,
/ Due to anticipated, increased
earnings for the fiscal year ending
July 31, 1963, Directors of Lowe's, at their
regular, meeting on May
20, 1963, announced an increase in their
quarterly cash dividend,
from 10 cents to 1114 cents
per share, an increase of
A
offer.
and
&
Weeks
Julien
5,200
—
&
A
Courts
5,200
Co.
Day
the
Lowe's Companies, Inc.—Dividend
Increased—
a
the
internally
5,200
Inc.__„
sev¬
in
the follow-,
& Co.__
Inc.
197,
($0.01)
822,220
Products, Inc.
Offer—
both.
Bateman, Eichler
5,200
Ervftn & Sons„u—,.
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
William R. Staats & Co.
2049.
p.
Co.,
Hutton
Blair
9,395
143,139
197,
&
Arthurs
enable: Littcn to broaden its
provide additional flexibility
and
have
contained
Eoswort,h, Sullivan
Alex.
and
below,
the
Shares
69,100
8.200
Walker
F.
—V.
will
Weeks__^_
Co.__,.__,
Walston
.
23 it was reported that Lestoil Product's
application
permit enabling it to make its
Exchange Offer available to
shareholders for the State of California has been
granted
by California Commissioner of Corporations.
V
Lestoil's
offer
to
exchange each share of class A stock for
one
common
share plus a $10, 6Vz%
subordinated debenture, due
March 1, 1973 was declared effective on
April 25 as a result of the
"substantial endorsement and response" of the class A
for
arranged
growth
—V.
959.
p.
change
-
214,406
.
(loss)
Lestoil
class
L.
H.
E.
Privately—On
(600)
1-
outstanding
197,
for
$7,028,795
357,545
Sold
through Lehman Brothers
Clark, Dodge & Co.,. Inc., New York. -
1962
$7,471,506
_*
—
taxes
Earnings per share
Shares
was
financial structure
1963
y
income
taxes
income
action
~
<
Inc.—Notes
named
conditions
from
company
stock, respectively:
common
Hutton & Co
R
May 22, the company announced completion of ar¬
rangements to sell $50,000,000 of promissory notes due
Dec. 1, 1984, to an institutional investor.
The trans¬
Pri¬
1949.
p.
Industries,
The'financing
Leesona
of
Shcarson, Hammill &
Tucker, Anthony &
augment
re¬
000 of this firm's unsecured senior notes due
Mar. 31,
1975, had,; been sold privately
through
Maxwell,Franklin & Co., Inc., New York.—V.
Net
E.
Reynolds
8.
p.
&
Baker.
reported that $2,000,-
was
shares
& Curtis
growth should continue in
severe
weather, that slowed
has delayed
additional lighting
winter
commercial
and
Webber,- Jackson *
Francis
Plan
underwriters
Shares
Paine,
yearns
Abnormally
half.
activity
to
last
increasing sales volume.—V.
Litton
Lease
of
Hornblower &
sources."
vately—On May 21, 1963, it
The
,
preceding
year,
when the Conyers, Ga., headquartered
equipment manufacturer earned $8o4,927, or 75 cents a
share based
on
fiscal
1963's outstanding
shares.
Net sales for fiscal 1963, also increased to a new
hl?h, totaling
$22,671,011, up 16%
from year-earlier volume of $19,515,309.
lighting
difficult
more
said
ing number
the
over
in
daily
over
—'
agreed, subject to the terms
underwriting agreement, to purchase
,
barrels.
States.
setting
the
best"
5.62%
becoming
are
United
from
UNDERWRITERS
erally
to
irom
consolidated
up
2,273,500
reserves
rising,
are
for
oil
the
in
of
profit
"all-around
company's
barrels)
gain
out
obtain
control,"
our
increase
ploration
net
a
the
of
one
The
(21,840
pointed
costs
was
history.
showed
to
production
new
19o2
production
costly
"beyond
or
said
However, he
tax
by nonrecurring
securities," he said.
91-year
reserves
and
unassisted
were
Lithonia Lighting, Inc.—Net Up
8%; Sales 16%—
Earnings for the 1963 fiscal year ended March 31, 1963, increased
a
record
$918,174, equal to 81 cents a share on 1,136,001
common
shares
outstanding at the year-end,, it was announced
by Robert J. Freeman, President. This represents an 6%
increase
is
years
9
to,purchase from
named
1,738,369 shs.
below
and conditions
the
company
an
have
of
made
the
a
under¬
aggregate
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10\ (2154)
& Co.
Baird
W.
Robert
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Straus, Blosser &
30,000
Weeks
&
Hornblower
■
I
&Tco~.
—V.
197,
Inc.
Inc.
—
Mullaney, Wells & Co., .
Saunders, Stiver & Co.__
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
to
4,000
• O00
4,06
Olin
one
1963 stockholders accepted an offer by Kerr-McGee
Inc. to purchase all outstanding stock of the com¬
Purchase
price was not disclosed.
The acquisition will
D.
and
McGee
A.
of
1,
E.
E.
Y--.1
Chairman of
1963.
Pershall,
r
are
'
was
is
provide
a
and
equipment
products
The
growing
timber
of
and
for
For
of
the
flow
in
Net
earnings
.-
and
the
1962
of
'
2279.
p.
On
May
197,
fibrous
Resigns—
John
E.
Zender
reasons
those
to
note
due
Nov.'1,
1977__—
5Va%
of
will
duties
former
Brass Co. division,
for consultation
will
assume
duties
the
of
of
Manager
offered for sale
-
not
subscribed
F.
R.
for
the selling shareholder
company.
insurance
is licensed in
company
home offices
are
states
25
and has
located in Kansas
one
overseas
City, Mo.—V. 197,
p.
1415.
W.
.197,
and due 1972
1983 to Mutual Life
and
Co. of New York and New York
The
financing
negotiated
was
Life
Stone
&
Insurance
Carl
by
M.
Co.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., New York.
will
Proceeds
be
used
theld by the insurance
other 6%
retire
to
companies,
all
senior
and
subordinated notes.—V. 196, p.
notes
$1,600,000 of
2080.
&
Co.,
Pressprich
&
Co.,
1527.
p.
On
April 24, 1963,
change of the
and
and
shares
the
then
split,
issued,
The
share
approved the proposed increase
company's
authorized
common
stock
from
par value to 700,000 shares of $5 par value
two-for-one, of the 228,799 shares of $10
into $457,598
the
of
declared
$5
new
record
previous
Split OK'd
stockholders
$10
directors
on
holders
the
of
a
par
June
quarterly
shares of
1.
$5
quarterly
value
This
dividend
stock,
par
value,
value.
par
and
other
&
dividend
payable
paid.
is
'
of
20
June
15
cents
to
per
stock¬
33%
increase over
'/»••
Y' •
a
""
"
Quarterly Report—
Period
Ended
March
Sales
after
!
1963
Earned
and
$4,969,000
reserves..
211,000
.___
per
sharc____________________
outstanding.
;
Shares
—V.
taxes
$5,100,000
399000
$0.92
$1.83
oor 7qq
917001
,
New
cates
York
Central RR.—Equipment
Trust
Certifi¬
Offered—On
May 23, 1963, Salomon Brothers
& Hutzler, New York, and associates
announced that
they were awarded at competitive sale on May 23
an
issue
of
$4,275,000
New
York
Central
Railroad
J/4% equipment trust certificates
for the
for
a
on a bid of 98.37
4y4% coupon. A competing bid of
98.061, also
414% coupon, came from
Halsey, Stuart & Co,
Chicago.
^
were
The certificates, which
reoffered
for
are
non-callable,
public sale, subject to Interstate
1962
$12,000,000
1,620.000
900,000
810,000
810,000
$0.33
$0.30
2,699,094.
;
:
.
.
yV,
,
2,689,518
E ectris
County
Co.
v
Notes
—
Pri¬
Sold
-
of
"YY
$523,571
the
for
the
first
stockholders
to
sales
figure
period
same
six
by
represents
in
months
John A.
40%
a
previous
the
of
fiscal
the. 1963
Chairman.
sales of
Doremus,
increase
over
year.
31,
indi¬
ended
1963.
1963
citizens,
sales
for
exceed
five
the
and
amateur
to
letter
a
-4--
•
,
,{■• Unaudited .operating figures, also released by Mr. Doremus,
cated more than $20,000 earnings for the six months period
specializes
which
company
communications
dollars.
stockholders,' Mr.
to
old
year
busines3
million
a
equipment' are
:
;•
.;
-
approval
the
Doremus-reported
key employee and directors stock, purchase plan. He also noted
t"-e introduction of two new products, the Poly-Call Selective Ringer,
which permits selective calling of Poly-Comra citizens transceivers,
and
a
two-meter
transceiver,
the
Foly-Comm 2.
used
in< Civil
a
Defense
shs/
and
Public
■
radio.—V.
Amateur
Service
192,
'• %
of North
1858.
p.
Y
<
Y
.
Carolina,. Inci—Appmt.—
.
Irving Trust Co. New York has been named trustee, registrar and
paying
agent
in
due
«.
for
the
corporation's
the
1S33.—-V.
197,
Publishers
At
31.25
_:
1963
1,800,000
.
;
reported
were
current
sinking
fund
debentures
.
Inc.—New
annual
16
4%'%
2052.
p.
Co.,
May
Preferred
stockholders
meeting,
Approved—
approved
pro¬
a
12.50
posal to increase the authorized caiptal of the coinp: ny by creating
12.50
._
Co
a
2.50
class
new
Lockyer,
of
stock,
"Prior
$10.
purposes.
be
to
Mr.
by
announced
was
the stockholders
Charles
by
the
of
for
the
working
Board
W.
shares
or
a
part
of
placement
or
providing
of
purpose
stock
such
public
be
at
may
offering,
Directors.
of
the directors recommended
Lockyer said
stock
100,000
were
designated either as "Serial Preferred Stock" or
Stock," with each share having a par value of
contempltaed that all
the company by private
discretion
tional
it
is
by
the
issuance
for
Preferred
It
sold
stock,
preferred
President.
Authorized
the
the
the
addi¬
creation of
company
with
and funds for .possible future acquisitions.
"The
company's
sales,
inventories
and
receivables have been
increasing and additional working capital is required for the opera¬
tion, continued modemizatioxx and expansion of the. business," Mr.
regional
capital
time.-
company,
and local coffee
by them of Perk-Pak
concerns
under
their
Since
the
advent
for
the production and marketing
respective brand names.
and
wide public acceptance of percolators as
a method of
brewing coffee, means have been sought to develop an
acceptable substitute in order to dispense with the manual
cleaning
of the percolator basket
and disposal of coffee
grounds as is presentty required.
Perk-Pak
has
been
developed to overcome this
objectionable cleaning and handling.
Perk-Pak
is
«ost
package made of aluminum foil
a
percolators.
coffee,
Each package contains
and
is
designed to
metered amount
a
of any quality or variety, sufficient to make four rups
Additional amounts of coffee can be brewed
by "nesting"
placing one Perk-Pak upon another—2 Perk-Paks- to
of coffee.
or
8 cups
to
produce
of coffee, 3 Perk-Paks to produce 12
coffee the user merely inserts one
brew
percolator
brew
with
measured
a
amount
of
cups
or
water,
of coffee.
In order
Perk-Paks
more
permits
the
in
a
coffee
to
when
and
completed, disposes of the Perk-Pak and rinses the
Thus, Perk-Pak provides a convenient and clean method
any sacrifice of flavor and quality in the
percolator.
of brewing coffee without
of
cup
coffee produced thereby.
with
the
_proceeds obtained from this offering the
to
establish
some
other
ficial
to
On
stock.—V.
company
various
of
TV
cartoon
and
animal
characters.
the purchase price was paid in cash, with
payable from future sales of Milvern over the next
three-five years. The purchase price
was not disclosed.
With this acquisition Purex enters the rapidly growing children's
bath
time fun market,
which has boomed in recent years. With
payment on
remainder
the
axxticipated
the
potential
next
Sales
about
"population explosion" of the
is expected to continue with
Milvern
of
'60s and '70s, the
a rising curve for
decades.
two
for
the
197,
$2,000,000.—V.
.1962-63
fiscal
year
estimated
are
at
1638.
p,
Purolator Products Inc.—Proposed
James
D.
confirmed
of
Abeles,
that
Acquisition-
President of Purolator Products, Rahway, N. J.,
had discussions with the management
Purolator has
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., Newark, N. J., looking toward a possible
of the two companies.
consolidation
believes
company
that
its
largest
potential
sources
in¬
of
which
distribute
coffee
under
their
respective
and, in the producing of Perk-Pak on a
directly or through franchises, for others.
brand
contract
The
basis,
sales
assurance
the
directors
can
be given that the
company will be able to con¬
royalty arrangements or lease any machinery thereby.
any
present
or
sales
date
coffee
concerns.
of
be
solicited
certain of the officers,
employees of the company. The firm may at some
employ additional personnel to solicit various of the
future
activities
will
As
the
presently
by
company
alternative
contemplated,
if
the
acceptance
of
the
product and availability of working
capital from the proceeds of this offering for the production of
Perk-Paks. If the firm should undertake distribution of Perk-Pak
Ulxder
its own brand name, it will
requix'e substantial quantities
of aluminum
foil, coffee and tin cans in order to produce the
package and ready itn for market.. It is believed that each of such
can
will the
be
obtained
company be
from
several
sources
dependent upon any
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
TO
one
and
Authorized
Common
196,
stock
p.
(10c
1551.
par)
*
that
source
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
made
reasonable
ably below
after
a
but
study
careful
tentative
which
the present
of Tung-Sol's
The
price
paper
in
Puro¬
market price for Tung-Sol common
quoted
YY :
;
,"Y
price offered by Purolator was »based on the recent market
of Tung-Sol as it existed prior to the publication of news¬
stories relating to these discussions.
Mr. Abeles said
it
business,
offer which is considered to be fair
involve a purchase price consider¬
would
stock.
not
was
Racine
that
possible
reached.—V.
solicitation
available
public
materials
that
had
lator
and
do
not proceed at a satisfactory rate,
would be for the company to itself
distribute Perk-Pak through retail outlets. In the latter event sales
to consumers
would be dependent upon
obtaining retail outlets,
only
said
He
pro¬
of the corporation will be directed towards
obtaining such
business from the category of customers mentioned above.
However,
—V.
soap
initial
An
gram
case
Hills. The Milvern Co. was founded in 1954. and is
the sale of liquid and dry bath bubbles for children
products which are formed or packaged in the
in
other
likenesses
a.
lay in the leasing, on a royalty basis, of machinery and
equipment for the production of Perk-Pak to national and regional
For
1573.
p.
Corp., Ltd.—Acquisition—
Beverly
the
come
either
Issued by the directors at some later
be
1963,
15, 1963, A. C. Stoneman, President, announced that
acquired the Milvern Co., inc. a California corporation
had
engaged
aqd
acquiring additional capital is more bene¬
he added, the preferred stock- will remain
may
intends
complete pilot production line for the manufacture
beginning with the raw materials of aluminum foil
coffee, through the formation of the Perk-Pak pack¬
age and the canning of same and ending in outer
packages ready
for shipment to distributors and retailers.
names:
197,
May
Purex
ground
The
17,
Purex
of
and
the company's capital stock
consisted of
shares of
6%
cumulative preferred stock $100 par, 750
of common class B stock,
and 368,752 shares of common
11,000
On
of
company,
April
shares
Perk-Pak
and
In the event the Board of Directors determines that
method
the
authorized
as
market
Although various machines, which are believed capable of oper¬
ating on a fully automated basis, have heretofore been devised,
a
full-scale operation 'has not yet been
put to test. Accordingly,
the
197, p. 1261.
sales
year
The
41 25
Inc.___
momentarily.
share
Lockyer stated.
summate
1962
"
>■
reached
be
900,000
located at 162 Burnham St., Kensing¬
ton, Conn., is engaged in the development of Perk-Pak, a
patented
disposable package used for brewing of coffee,
primarily with a
view
towards
entering into royalty arrangements with national,
no
'
(shipments):.—;
Profit
:
31—
1
-
Curtis
&
will
tar:
per
stockholders:
Inc
corporate
BUSINESS—The
concerns
dividend
Net
of
proceeds,
of
National Rubber Machinery Co.—Stock
300,000
266.200
Co
Jackson
year
349,641 shs. I
.
to
the
in
was reported that $1,000,notes, series B, due 1993 had
been sold privately through First Boston Corp., New
York.
'•
;r
In
-
estimated at $191,600, will be used
for repayment of
loans, equipment, working capital,
*
Insurance
offering
for
designed
earlier
vately—On May 20, 1963, it
new
Net
of
Propane Corp.—Note Sale Arranged—On
May 21, 1963, the company announced that it had
arranged to sell two issues of notes totaling $12,750,-
the
facility
C00 of this firm's 4%%
'1.
underwriters named below have severally
the
company,
in: the. respective
per¬
such shares of the class A stock
as
to
largest
announced
$12,850,000
expected
42,858
.
had
taxes
Plymouth
of
Its
agency.
National
000
.
day
a
income
Total
Perk-Pak, Inc.—Common Offered—On May 20,1963,
Eddy & Co., New Britain, Conn., offered publicly,
60,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $3.50
per share.
•'
Fidelity Life Insurance Co. offers whole life
on
an
individual basis, group term life
insurance, individual and group creditor insurance, individual annui¬
ties and individual and group accident and health insurance.
The
life
term
;:V
country's
a
'
in
172,500
Y'\
266,200 shs..
pursuant
Rothschild
Murch
the
that
BUSINESS—National
and
Glass-to-
Linden, N. J.,
Secretary and
Polytronics Laboratories, Inc.—Sales Up 40%—
782,578
;
par)
Hayden,
in New York.
the shares being offered by
Par-
the
1,000.000
1,000,000.shs.
of
outstanding
196, p. 1662.
v.
,
867,000
1,500,000
.YY"
the
as
components,
tales'
income
$700,798
172,500
~
•
(Si
Presi¬
the sale of the company's shares
applied in payment of current indetbedness of $750,000 and
applied to general funds.
No portion of the proceeds
of
;
.
'.
Y"'
metals
our
Corporation's
Platronics,
Platronics'
by
income
—
into
and
upon
'.
42,858
1976'
balance
the sale
.*•'
:.
.
1,000,000
pan
matters.
addition
been accepted with regret by
Bierwirth said. / "We are pleased
Mr.
will be receivd by the
,
:
($1
stock
is
lie
corporate
President in
the
of
which
on
J.,
Palumbo,
Shares
FINANCING
782,578
July 1,
Faine. -Webber,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
from
•••
1966i'__
15,
due
stock:
L.
May 23, E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc., New York,
and associates offered publicly, 72,455 common shares
of National Fidelity
Life Insurance at $34.50 per
share.
Of the total, 36,227 shares were sold by the
company, and 36,228 by a shareholder.
The shares
the
debs,
B
are
National Fidelity Life Insurance Co.—Common Of¬
will be
subord
Manager
General
as
1992.
N.
John
'-Period Ended March 31—
Net
Outstanding
1.500,000
1976—______
1,
UNDERWRITERS—The
fered—On
not
Dec.
A stock
—V.
General
as
PRESENT
867,000;
.
promissory Y
eonv.
Class
division which
in important capacities since 1935."—V. 197, p. 1841.
he has served
were
6%
President
resignation has
directors,"
continue
due
Capital-
Chairman.
of
subord.
Mortgage notes——
,:.5note due Feb.
'
that Austin R.
of the corpora¬
announced
lias
available
Zender's
"Mr.
board
he
his
resume
be
Bierwirth
Mr.
5,
TO
$1,800,793
:
5%%
as
Bridgeport
will
and
dent.
indebtedness———.
274,145
" $0.52
President and a director
of health, effective June 1, 1963.
will
Zender
Mr.
of National's
fibers
filters,
.
Authorized
278,206
--$0.53
-
resigned
EFFECT
1975——
—
for
entered
;
1,
Corp.
and
and
units
Net
agreed
to purchase
from
centages set forth below,
Chairman,
Bierwirth,
has
for
tion
Chemical
p.
Pacquins
Plough, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
$373,600 tor
GIVING
Class
&
197,
functions
while the
City,
at
glass-to-metal seal division.. With their
original facility
augmented by
the GI purchase, Mr. Palumbo,.
said, the new
division's
short-term
production goal of over one
Federal
was
processed glass
plant
.
May
had been changed to Hughes & Hatcher, Inc.
Distillers
National
glass.
due
2051.
p.
has
insulation
debt:
Sundry
Stock Exchange reported that the
1963 the American
15,
the company
of
name
situated
Instrument
Newark,
by
known
electronic
establishment
Jan.
1962
r
—V.
corporation,
industries.
Funded
Change Effective—
General
announced
Income before
company's products are used primarily in aerospace., atomic
energy,
chemical, petroleum, petro-chemical, pharmaceutical, .• elec¬
tronic, food processing, distilling, metallurgical, public utility and
note
Inc.—Name
the
The
'
Namm-Loeser's
<
firm
acoustic
manufacturing
note
v
-
the
and
a
63a %
share
per
of
Division,
Hatronics,
plating
million
temperature,
$4,318,000
—
•
to
-$4,600,000
-
class B held
or
dehumidification
of
compressed
clarify and purify'liquids and
the
used
of years,
constructed
production
manu¬
1963
■'
-
—
earnings
196,
■
manufactures products for the -sensing
for the detection of gases,
and pumping of water.
and
thermal
for
York
New
for
are
treatment
number
a
products
marine
31—
sales
—V.
1841.
p.
also
company
control
company
products.
wood
of
March
Ended
Net
Net
197,
Rights will expire June 3.
Co., New York, is the prin¬
1963.
company,
These
and
coal.
resource—that
York
New
be
to Mr.
Palumbo, the purchasing agreement includes
and facilities,
which are being removed to Platronics'
expanded plant, as well as an arrangement whereby his
company will fill most of GI's internal requirements' for glass-tometal seal products.
These will include, Mr.
Palumbo said, endseals, transistor mounts, crystal covers, connectors and unit headers.
.
gases.
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.—Quarterly Report—r
Period
issue.—V.
will be used for loan repavment, plant
CAPITALIZATION
;
this
Inc.,
Offering to
L. F. Rothschild &
gases.
Kerr-McGee's
sale
and
facture
17,
filters
with diversified
including uranium, vanadium,
oil
administration
in
will
According
organized
in 1946 and has its principal executive ofiices and principal plant
at 30 Sea Cliff Ave.,
Glen Cove, L. I., New York. The company
is one of the major producers of high-quality metal and disposable
acquisition
the
that
natural
other
resources,
and
lithium
in
step
May
BUSINESS—The
of Moss Tie Company marks
diversification program and s ould.
favorable vehicle enabling Kerr-McGee to engage in an¬
said
McGee
another
integrated
fully
a
other natural
in
helium,
potash,
Climax,
'
•
Kerr-McGee
interests
Affiliate
Sells
—
relocation, equipment, and working capital.
contemplated.
established in 1879 &nd
lands.
been
Net
has been in busin:ss con¬
tinuously since that date.
The company has never had an un¬
profitable year, and its brand "The Stamp of Character" is a classic
in the industry.
It is a major supplier of ties to many of the na¬
tion's leading railroads and also engages in the preservation and
sale of lumber, poles, and other forest products.
Moss Tie operates
four wood preservation plants and owns large acreages of timbsr'Tie
Moss
Metal
Net proceeds
changes in the operations
that no
and
President,
as
Tie
Moss
Corp.
cipal underwriter.
.
Kerr-McGee and
emphasized that the business oi Mo>s would be
without, interruption under the same management, with
Levy
Meyer
Seals
and
located
Inc.—Acquisition—
purchase
Metal
has
share for each nine class A
new
record
1963.
respectively,
continued
of
July
effective
become
Moss,
The
1964
Stockholders—The
company is offering its class A and class B stock¬
holders the right to subscribe for 61,627 additional
class A shares at. $30.50 per share, on: the bash of
Approved—
Moss Tie Co.—Asset Sale
sale
the
be
equipment
Corp.—Rights
Industries,
pany.
Chemical
Mathieson
American
See
16,
May
Platronics,
annual
15
from
each June 15
on
Clark,
Division will
manufacturing operation
sippany, New Jersey, plant.—V.
recently
193, p. 2217.
this issue.—V.
Inc..
Co.,
Robins
H.)
(T. J.)
On
$285,000
Mr.
to
the Desetin
entire
Stock Interest—
Sale
Manufacturing Corp—Proposed Asset
Morton
Oil
According
will mature in
certificates
of
1963, Robert W. Clark, Jr., Vice-President of Pacquin,
subsidiary of Chas. Pfizer, announced the acquisition of
Chemical, manufacturers of baby drug products.
a
Desetin
1111.
P.
(A.
15,
Generali Manager.
4,000
Pall
See
June
1978, inclusive.—V. 197, p. 2051.
4,000
Mason-Hagan
to
.
The
installments
4,000
—
The Marshall Cc
1974
15,
to
are
Railroad.
4,000
4,000
------
___
__
Irving Lundborg & Co.__
Mackall & Coe
_—
June
Monday, May 27, 1963s
.
(Chas.) Pfizer Corp.—Acquisition—
of
4,000
4,000
Co., Inc. ______
Bateman, Eichler & Co.__
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
from
.
On May 22,
Iiac.,
be secured by new equipment esti¬
mated to cost $5,343,750 and are guaranteed, as to
par value and dividends by the New York Central
They
Barret, Pitch, North &.
:
maturities
the
1978, inclusive.
5,000
McDowell
30,000
12,000
A
C. Allyn & Co
8,500
Hemphill
Noyes & Co.__
8,500
F
S. Moseley & Co
8,500
Reynolds & Co., Inc.____
8,500
Goodbody & Co.__i.
7,000
Walston & Co., Inc.—7,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—
5,000
J. C. Bradford & Co
5,000
Havden, Miller & Co.—
5,000
Laird & Co., Inc.—
5,000
Lester. Ryons & Co.____
5,000
Newhard, Cook & Co
5,000
inc
Bache
for
5,000
approval, at prices to yield
15, 1964 maturity to 4.50%
for the June
3.50%
from
'Shares
Shares
Commission
Commerce
to
shares of its common stock, each underwriter agreeing
purchase the number of shares set opposite its name below:
200.000
.
197,
p.
although further discussions were anticipated,
to predict
1785.
Hydraulics &
whether
any
agreement
Machinery, Inc.
—
could
be
Sales Up
20%; Net 72%—
earnings, for the nine months ended March 31,
substantially over those of the corresponding period
it was announced by President John Erskine.
Net sales of $6,160,936 for the nine-month period ended March
31, 1963, represents a 20%
increase over sales of $5,110,701 for
the same period in the previous year. Net earnings of $277,051
posted a 72% gain over the $161,313 for the nine months ended
March 31,
1962.—V. 194, p. 428.
Both
1963,
in
the
sales
were
and
up
previous year,
no
of supply.
Rantec
FINANCING
See
Outstanding
543;510 slis.
p.
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Emerson
Electric
Manufacturing
Co.,
this
issue—V!
194,
2554.
Continued
on
page
54
Volume
,
V„
6267
Number
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2155)
11
S
Name of
announcements
Dividend
tables.
the
In
first
nounced during the
Then
Ciiy
two separate
dividends an¬
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payment date:
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6-20
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preferred
(quar.)____
(quar.)..___
Kansas-Nebraska
preferred
Natural
Gas,
;
com.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf R., 6%
6-20
5-31
Kellogg Company
Kelly Girl Service,
12'Ac
6-14
5-30
Kelsey-Hayes
7-
6-20
$1.25
1
Kendall
5-31
6-20
6-14
1
7-
4%
6-17
6-
5%
7-17
6-14
6-15
3
6-
7
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
$1.07
7-
1
6-
7
30c
7-
1
6-15
7-1
6-15.
Class
8-22
5c
6-14
5-31
25c
7-12
7-
7-1
6-20
6-
1
5-20
6-15
5-31
10c
7-16
6-14
50c
7-
1
6-14
—
35c
7-
1
$1
6-21
5-28
—_____
7'Ac
6-15
5-31
10c
6-14
5-31
.__
10c
6-14
5-31
income)__
50c
6-15
5-31
]
4c
6-15
5-31
1
(quar.)—____—
25c
6-20
6-
6
(accum.)_—___
15c
6-
5-21
I
I
10c
6-20
6-
3
I
10c
7-15
6-25
I
15c
6-28
6-14 -
5c
6-28
6-10
Corp.
(quar.)
Co., class A (quar.)__„_-i_____
(quar.)_______
B
6-20
(from
B-l
Keystone
Series
investment
Growth Fund—
(from investment
income)
K-2
Portland
Kuner-Emson,
Cement
6%
preferred
Industrial' (quar.)
—
—
1
5-31
6-14
$3
35c
Keystone Custodian Funds:
Keystone Investment Bond Fund—
Kysor
2
30c
6-20
6-10
7-15
7-
Lanvin
Parfums
Latrobe
Lau
Steel
Blower
2c
—____________
(quar.)
—
(Richmond)
—
25c
1
Refineries
'
(quar.)
—__
6-15
6-15
6-
6-
1
1
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_i
(quar.)——
6-14
6-25..
5'A%
5.75%
5-15
6-28
—
5-28
Liberty Fabrics
Lodding
11'Ac
Co;
Co,
Lexington Water,
45c
10c
(quar.)__.
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
Leonard
1
7-
Loew's
Engineering
Cos.,
Inc.
Perfected
6-14
Lomart
7-
1
6-10
Lone
C
7-
1
6-
5
Long Island Trust
T-
1
6-
3
Longs
..
•
C
•'
Star
Cement
Drugstores:
pfd.
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
(increased
6-29
-**T
Y.'),
(N.
*'
45c
(quar.)-
6-28
7-
^.____h.
(quar.)__
Copper
Cleaners
Series
3
9-
5'Ac'
(quar.):
7-15
6-28
$1.25
Kewanee Oil
5-31
5c
General American Investors^_______
5r31
50c
9*?f<
pfd. (s-a)
___;—
(quar.)__:
Inc._
_:L_
(increased)
Refining
Kennecott
Kent Dry
$1.75
Garfinkel
;_-•
(quar.)
__1;
(quar.)_.
5-31
20c
Investors
6-28
6-15
$1.08
(quar.)_
6-15
30c
:____
7-15
$1
preferred (quar.)___
Electric, common (quar.)_.._
&
6-21
68%c
(quar.)
5-31
25c
(quar.)
common____
7-1
$2.75
—
6-15
$1.12V'2
preferred
Southern
50c
—
(quar.)—_
7-31
50c
(quar.)
noncumulative
Keystone
preferred
15c
Industries
preferred
preferred
$5
15c
—
$i
*
.
(quar.)
6
Light—
$4.32
4'Ac
—
1
dividend)
(quar.)
Southern
City
Kansas
(stock div.)
(quar.)___
(quar.).
Hill's
City
noncumulative
6-21
IV2C
(quar.)
Corp.,
Kansas
1
10c
Co.
_'
13 %c
dividend).
RR
Co.
Johnson
1
(quar.)_
Machinery
&
(stock
Mfg.
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power &
4% preferred (quar.)
8-
50c
B common
Investors
4%
6-
Foundation,
Israel
Kansas
•
Refining Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Box
6-28
6-14
*
50c
Jacobson
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
6-14
6-10
50c
.___
Ltd.
(quar.)____
6-14
85c
(quar.)—
6-
5
6-28
25c
i_.
preferred
6-14
(Kearny,
(quar.)
(stock
&
General Bancshares
6-
6-15
6-28
48c '
quar.)_
_i._;
6%.
1
7-
37'Ac
income and
security
profits)
&
6-5
5
10c
;
(initial
(quar.)
International Pipe & Ceramics, com.
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
7'Ac
(qu'ar.)
(N. J.)
(quar.)—.
(Julius)
6-
12'Ac
(initial)______A__—_____^_
preferred
56'Ac
6-
7
Common
International
6-29
75c
5-31
7.
3
6-12
6
7
6-20
6-28
<quar.)__
Trust
&
6-30
5-21
(San Francisco)_
(Newark, N. J.) —
(Boston)
Inc.
(George A.)
6
6-
25c
Co. (quar.)__
Minerals &. Chemical
International
3
40c
^
Corporation
Mfg.
6-
6-21
25c
Steamship
Investment
12'Ac
5-31
6-14
9C V
Interlake
International
5-30
17'Ac
—•______
Corporation
6-
6-13
12'Ac
_%____
investment
6-14
Fund—
preferred
5-31
6-13
62'Ac
Company of the S.tate of
Pennsylvania; - (s-a)_p_
f25c
-_-
Foster-Forbes Glass Co., common
5'/2%
6-10
10c
III
Extra
5-29
class A
Steel
3
International
20c
Fort" Worth
3
6-
10c
(quar.)
:
Income
Lumber
International
6-25
Jackson
preferred (s-a)
Wayne
Fundamental
6-14
(From
5-31
9c
Laboratories
Co.
4
6-
6-14
17'Ac
_Z
(quar.)
Shares,
6-19
City Enterprises—
Formsprag
6-
6-14
6-17
investment
and
6-25
25c
17'Ac
(Canada),
common
1
5-31,
Bank
Dairies,
7
7'Ac
,
(quar.)
Consolidated
6-18
6-15
A
6-20
25c
...
6-
7-19
7-15
Frontier
6-25
6-14
12'Ac
(quar;)_
5-31
6-20
6-29
short-term
from
Foremost
6-10
4
Inc.—
t
6-27
$1.75
(quar.)_
(quar.)-
35c
!_
1
6-14
10c
45c
— —
Fleming Company, common (quar.)—___—
5%
preferred (quar.)——
—
6-14
$2
.—
30c
40c
Bank
Fitchburg Paper,
6-21
3
Insurance.
60c
(quar.)——
National Bank
N.J.)
5-24
7-
(Boston)____
investment
Insular
30c
First Trenton
Fostoria
6-28
$1.40
:
common.,
(quar.)
Cincinnati Transit
quar.)_
7
(monthly)-
(quar.)_
Insurance
National
First
Frantz
(increased
6-
6r29
15c
8-23
^____'
National
6-
6-15
5-22
5-31
.
6-14
Insurance
Quarterly
6-12
6-21
(quar.)_____.
Industries
Ltd.
Institutional
6-28
J.)
(N.
1
25c
Lumber ,(quar.)
(From
New
9-
Fund
First
6-11
6-14
7",
12'Ac
Co.
Tobacco
Fund
Institutional
25c
Fireman's
Fram
Mill &
15c
30c
30c
Fireman's
5'/2%
(quar.)
payment at
common
General
6-11
7-19
(quar.)______"
quarterly
Inspiration
Y.) —
time.)'
Chicago
•
75c
of Pennsylvania—
of America <quar.)_—
preferred
$2.25
Forest
55c
2%
70c
pfd.
12'Ac
(quar.)__,—_
Co.
(quar.)__^__
Corp.
(quar.)__
"
(quar.)—________
Corp.
1
7-, 1
30c
(quar.)
Oil,
Income
(quar.)_____—.—-----—
Financial
Forest
(NYC)
Chicago Great Western Ry., 5%
on
Finance
7-
6-10
25c
___"
.
■
9c
N.
(Syracuse,
Publications
Mills
7-12
,
12 Ac
common
Teleohnne
Increased
$1.12'A
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quarterly from net inc.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing—
(2-for-l stock split)——
Fiduciary Trust <N. Y.)
(quar.)
7
12'/2C
•
Cement
Imperial
National Mortgage Assn.
Common
;
(stock div.)_
52'Ac
Federal
Fieldcrest
1
5%
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)L__,
Imperial Life Assurance-(Canada)—
467/sC
Insurance
Corp.
1
6-30
Central
*
Federal
Ferro
6-10
78-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Illinois
(increased quar.)
Rubber
5-31
6-20
(quar.)___
5% preferred A (quar.)
Sugar, Ltd.. (quar.)__
'50c
Players Canadian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Faultless
6-14
25c
Food
American
Famous
5-31
6-10
(quar,)_
Central
50c
Co.
5-31
6-14
15c
Drugs
Bell
(s-a)
Insurance
6-
6-20
6-
-
10c
Excelsior
3
7-1
50c
10c
Group (quar.)_____Z_____ZZHonolulu Rapid Transit, new com. (initial)
5%
preference (quar.)_
Illinois
*
& Missile Facilities, Inc. ,(N. Y.)
payrneht? omitted at this time)
Elizabethtown Cbrisolidated Gas (quar.)__:—
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Tquar.)'_
Emhaft Mfg.
Co.
(quar.) _———1--1——
Endicott Johnson Corp., 4% pfd. (accum.)__
Epko Shoes (quar.)__"_—
Erlanger Mills Corp., com.
(quar.)
—
4%.%
prior preferred (quar.)_i.
—
Ethyl Corp.
3
:f22»Ac.
Co.
&
Ideal
(Com.
Company
N.)
Illinois
Electronic
Essex
5-31
6-
1
__Z
Boxes, common
(quar.)__
51'Ac
preferred (quar.)_l^—_
'.—
JBckexd- Drugs' iFlorida) * flnereased)
—A
EdgeWater Steel Co. (quar".)'-r,—
Edgcomb Steel Co. (quar.)l
L™;—,
Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
(qUar.) ___________
Electric Refractories &? Abrasives*Corp.—
6-14
6-
25c
———
(quar.)____———
action taken
6-27
J75c
quar.)_____
this
5-31
from
Enterprises (increased
Chesapeake Utilities (quar.)
(No
5-31
6-14
7-
17'Ac
:
Chemical
1
6-14
6-14
$25c
■
Bank of Phila.—
Quarterly—
)
2
t$l
$50c
(quarterly
(Brooklyn)
New
6-14
1
tl5c
(quar.)
—
—'—1
Central
7-
6-29
____
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
* (quar. )
Bank
7
tl5c
Co.—
State
Century
series)
Corp.
National
Quarterly
6-14
6-
tl5c
income)-
Central
1
6-21
15c
Products
Foundry
7-
$1.18%
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Power,
(quar.l
&
3
10c
—
General
&
investment
net
(quar.)___
Mortgage
(quar.)
A
International
,6%- preferred
Carriers
3
6-14
26'Ac
common—____—i.—;
Cable Co.,
Canal-Randolph
66-
1
Co.—•'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
.
4
6-15
7-
32c
Associates—
Fuel
&
6-
H5c
Z
B
Hygrade
3
6-28
2c
Finance
Hook
6-
10 c
(quar.)
517/aC
(quar.)__"—
Financial
Telephone
Co., Ltd.,
class
2
2
75c
—__
;Participating
77-
7-
7V2C
—
Foils
3
t$l
—
Calumet & Hecla, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)________!
Cambridge Tile Mfg. (quar.)—
_____—_7.
Canada
6-17
6-
2
62c
f$1.12.V2
:
preferred
Interstate
convertible
7-15
7-
15c
t$1.25
(quar.)__——_—
Liquid Gas (quar.)—
California
7-
(P.
Class
3
6-27
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Chemical
52'Ac
—-
-x-
4'A %'
Federated
preferred
California
7
•
(quar.)
$2.50 pfd.
87'Ac
(quar.)_
6
6-10
—
(quar.)_
Gas
&
A
Hutchinson
$1.12'A
6-10
!———
.
preferred
6-
6-20
40c
Calgary Power, Ltd., common—
5 %
preferred
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)_
4%
5-31
6-20
(quar.)—
California Electric Power,
6-
6-15
$1.12 V2
',
■
7
6-29
.6-27
50c
l„_____
.
7
75c
,
.■
6-
35c
(initial-liquidating)
(quar.)—
Corp.
7
15c
(s-a)_^
common
V;':
'
CIT
■
"
—r—
Manufacturing,
6-17
1
—
Bush Terminal
5-21*
6-15
1
7-
———.1
J.)
'
1
2
6-
—
(N.
6-
7-
:115c
——
Extra
6- 5 ."
"
&
Hoerner
8-
7-
5-31
Quarterly—'—-
5-31
1
7-
30c
t6834c
—
(quar.)—
6-14
7-15"'
6-17
7-
27V2C
v
preference (quar.)_u__
Drilling, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Braun
Engineering (quar.)__*___;
Bridgeport Gas Co.; common (quar.)_
j5.28% preferred (quar.)
Briggs & Stratton (quar.)__——J.————
•
4-15
$1.37
*
Bros.
Burlington Bank & Trust
10-15
12c
—
.
01-15
3%
—
Co.
10-31
1-31-64
t55c
(quar.)__
Belle Isle" Co*rp._____
—7 ___C
2
Bestwalf.Gypsum : (stock dividend)_•_«—
Blue Bell, Inc.
(quar.)i_i___!
Bohack (H;C.), 5%%*.prior pfd, (quar. )_^—
Book,-of-the-Month Club (quar.)
1'
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co.— .T
Watch
7
4-30-64
Gil
C.)
Preferred
t37'Ac
preferred (qUar.)l_—______—
preferred (quar.)__;_2—_____—
Eastern
1
7-15
20c
;
Bulova
•" '
7-31
20c
20c*
2
(quar.)__!_
4%
preferred (quar.
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada Ltd.
Boyles
2-
3-2-64
ir»:
Hess
7
6-
25c
56'Ac
A
5
Agricultural
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.,
,
6-
7-26
5%
(quar.)
Corporation
6- 4
5-27
Z_:
dividend)
class A com,
(stock dividend).
5-31
6-28
5-31
6-29
35c
(quar.)
7-16
6-25
(stock
common
6-20
30c
5-23
6-13
"
-
(quar.)__
Radio
Hawaiian
6-15
32'Ac
Y
Aluminum,
Imperial
9
15c
Calorific
Harvey
5-23
6c
Corp. .(initial)
preferred
Andy
5-24
6-15 V
3%
:
s-a)_____
(quar.)ii___:^___
Insurance
$1.50
12'Ac
•
preferred
Chemical
1st
6-21
Engineering Corp.—
Brass,* Ltd.,
5%
6-
22c v
~
Handy
.
6-14-
55c
,
Aircraft
Life
Hahn
*
6-
; 25c
t25c
(quar.)_____
$2.10
3
-
(quar.)
House of Vision
(quar.)__—.___
preferred
3
5-30
7-10
.
25c
27'Ac
B
Quarterly
Gulf
time.)
(quar.)
common
6-
17'Ac
.
Hupp Corp.,
preferred
5-30
6-14
7"Ac
3
6-15
5-22
6-10
15c
_V_-—„
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-22
'
;
Corp;
Class
4
7-
50c
933Ac
Co.—
preferred
6-17
37'Ac
5-31
5-31
a
4.15%
3.75%
.
(quar.)
6-14
4c
5.20%
.
6-10
preferred
$8
(interim)
Light,
Duquesne
8-9
common
4'A%
.
Grolier, Inc.} common
■
Home
Nemours
6-17
tioc
17'Ac
City Steel Co. (quar.)_,
Greyhound Corp., common
(quar.)i__^
50c
preferred (qUar.
preferred
(quar.)_—.___—-—
$3.50
4%
—_t_—b_7_—7
____-
de
6-15
tl5c
;
Granite
Grinnell
^
6-14
7-'
Corp,
(initial
Harris
(quar.)
6-14
7-
I
Employees Life Insurance—
common
6-1
7'Ac
Ltd.
Employees
'6-14
Fundi
6-14
7-
Ltd
(quar.)___,
6-28
____
6-14
7-
(quar.)
6-15
_______
7-
20c
(quar.)
Co.
20c
■r;
4.10%
15c-
"4%
$4.50
7-
dep. receipts—
less British In-
Common' _L_.
Co.
$1.31'A
(quar.)__L__-_—
approved
I.)
(E.
Common
,
5-27
15c
30c
-'
15c
•
:
5-15
1
New
6-28
45C
—
5c
—
^4—
Mfg. Co.,-
Corp.
F.)
Government
.
r
6-14
_
(stock
div.)
Government Employees Insurance
(increased)
6-20
"-,'2%
7-
(quar.)_,__'_____I___________I,
<B.
Government
6-20
7-
10-for-l split
Drew Properties, class A
(monthly)
Dunham-Bush, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.) 1;
'Amer.
Belknap Hardware
Rubber
Union
Goodrich
6-14
12'Ac
I
7-15
$1.15
(quar.)
8-
$1.15
.
8-30
$1.50
$1.23
(quar.)i_______
Mines,
7-15
9-15
$1.24
;
Products
Globe
Co.—
&
Stockholders
1
+31'Ac
L—_
of 14%
of" 36%% )_
Yellowknife
Globe
6-15'
L
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)___^___*_:__-__
preference
7-15
1
$1.25
Distilleries Co., class A (quar.)_
; Class B .((juai*.
A!
Glens Falls Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
(quaYT)_
5-31
-
5
7-
4C:!
3C
Fabrics Co.,
2nd
7-15
1
8-
___.
series)
Cement
2%
Stock
Corset Co.,
5-31
(quar.)____——
payment
Portland
Giant
'6-11
1
6-14
40c
;
1
(quar.)_
Crucible
1
8-
(quar.)
,.Extra
6-11
77-
1V4 %"
2
Dominion
5-31
$1.50
t34%c
•
—
Group, Ltd.
(Final
Y
(quar.)
(auar.)__
Dickinson & Co.
Becton,
preferred
'
.
Growth
(Joseph)
8-
.
'12 'Ac
-
rw
Co.)
Dominion
$1.50
(quar.)^__—_
common
84.60
(1962
7
$1.25
(quar.)'
(quar.)_!
Giant
5
.__
(quar,)
6-14
A
(quar;)_,
preferred
,
5
6-15
25c
dividend
6-14
___
(initial)
com.
preferred
preferred
changed to
Chicago Trucking Co.
Giorgio Fruit, $3 pfd. (s-a
Diana Stores Corp.
(quar.)
6-14
-
this
at
(quar.)_____
6-
1
$1.27'A
(quar.)
(quar.)•____
$4.60
•
5-31
37 'Ac
Di
————
(quar.)—*——
Inc.,
preferred
Beaver
f
new
$4.96
.
5
______
Denver
6-19
1
duPont
Dispatch,
preferred
f*
;
5-22
6-14
6-
^_____
common
1
7-
50c
Georgia Power, $5 preferred
6-14
1
7-
!
Bankers
6%
5-31
6-15
pfd.
Glenmore
(quar.)_r_'_x._^_____
(quar.)__
payment
Foods
Dixpn
preferred (March, 1943 series) (quar.)
preferred (Nov.,1943 series (quar.)—
Avrllon Telepnone Co., jLtd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
'•'6% preferred (quar.)—
———;
—
6-10
12'Ac
Plants
Malleable
$28.50
6%
.' 5'A.% preferred (quar.)_5% preferred (quar.)
6-24
1";
6-15
preferred A
$26.59
6%
:
1
40c
;
Corporation,
Stock
series)
1943
8-
7-
*;25c
A—_______ '
Dayton
7
-
(November, 1943 series )_.;__
payments clear all arrears on
issues.)
••
v
(Above
•'
Corp
7-
8c
preferred
-
6-18
'
Son:
Pilot
7-
c
•
•
(quar.
5-31
'
convertible
&
6-14
$1.25
$4.92
(quar.)
(quar.')_____'_'__________
Dayco Corp.,' $2 class A (quar.T___l________
6-3
"
$1
-
6%
preferred
6-12
15c.
Extra,
6-14
6-28
'
$2
,,
(quar.)__:
(S.)
3%%
6-11
6-28
10c
7-
B
R
&
Dana
6-11
40c
—
1__
.
,
-
1
(quar.)___.
Grumman
D
.6-11
7-2
17c
•
'
preferred
6-28
•
J-'—A A C 25c
30c
(quar.")__CA_*l;___r__;
Corp.
$5
5-31
.
5
5-27
Co.—-
5.44% preferred (initial quar.)_-___^l___t
7%
preferred (quar.)—_•
Ametek, Inc. (quar.)
—£■.—
Metal Inc. (quar.)
Anaconda Company
6-12
30c
:_AL",
Corp.— - ----
6-14
7-
34%
Iowa—
6-17
:
*
preferred * (quar.)__"
(quar.)'_____:__rA_—__—
Cutler-Hammer, Inc." (quar.)_LA——______!_
'6-14
:
6-15
Class
Curtis
3
•
Ampco
(s-a)__.
dividend
5'A%
5-27
67
*
7-1
■
12c
-.(initial)_■
common
1
10c
(q*uar.)i
(quar.)_ir__"_;_"__T_x.A__"ll.__""r'
Steel
./■■. 6-17
1-
53'Ac
Crestmont
Consolidated Corp.' - (stock div.)_
Cro^n Zfellerbach Corp. (quar.)-lllr;__A-__i
Crucible Steel Co. of America, com. (quar.)A
6-3
6-3
1
'30c
"
(quar.)
(quar.)____-__:—__J
American Sugar Refining
New
15c
:
(quar.)"
Optical
Sterilizer
'.
7
6-28
■
A 10c
Corp.t_t__'_"__2__-—.
American Re-Insurance
American
;
/
International
.6-
>
Quarterly-.
;
,'6-7
7-
45c
87'Ac
3*A%
American
77-
25C
^
of
.____
$1
(L. L.)'. Co. (quar.)A_Jl___________i___
Craftsman Life Insurance "(Boston) •'"(quar.)
Credit Finance Service, Inc., class A "(quar.)'
5-31
"
.
7-T
7oc
(quar.)
7—; C
American Cyanamid,
common' (quar.)„_'___
"
5'A %' preferred
(quar.)__
General Waterworks Corp., 5%
5.10%
preferred (quar.)___
$1.75
•^
Cook
6-10
'6-14
10c ;•
?
(quar.)l_"
Co., common
3
6-11
Telephone Co.
'
preferred
-.6,%
;
6-
6-25
"
preferred
preferred
Stock
-
American
„
(quar.)_"L____\:__l___--_ 4
Commercial
Continental
;'?
6-17
$1.37'A '
Cigar Corp.
1
27'Ac
General
: 35c
ContinehtaVConhector 'CorplvciassAfquar.);
;"'cT
•
preferred (quar.)
Maintenance
6%
time)
Allited -Egry
C.)
7-
$1
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
Coal
A
11-
preferred dquar.)
-
.
5-31
6-15
30c
(quar.
(interim)-^
'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
time.)
preferred
12-16
$3
common
When
Share
.
5'A%
(quar.
Water;,
Consolidation"
6-15
■
6-17
Consdlid9ted'FinancialCorp..(quctr;)___"__i;^;
•
1
prefefred'
Consolidated
•
Allen
Co.,
Company
General Cable Corp., common
(quar.)_.
4% 1st preferred (quar,)___^;
________
General Contract Finance—»
(Common payment omitted at this
6-17
5%
preferred (quar.)___i______^
preferred (quar.)_i__r______l_r__Ax.^_"
Company,- common-(quar.)
.
Connecticut*
,
OWateTtoWn,
.(quar.l___2
:
Allegheny Ludluiir Steel Corp. (quar.)\
Allegheny Power System (quar.)__^__u_l^r
4%
5'/2%
5-31
25c
>.
N.-*Y.)
.
,
4£c.
(quar.
Agricultural Insurance Co;
:
6-
6-14
3%
:
Aetira
6-27
l
7-10
25c
'
Commonwealth. Edison ;,(quar.)______;L
Commonwealth Water' Co.— r ;; ; V
5-27
6-11
15c
;5c;
Express CoC_—"
'Advance"'Mor.igage' Corp. "(Initial
"7*
i '"Stock
V: C
•
Adams
7-
-
5,
by the Comptroller of the Currency)
4'A% 'preferred
(quar.rColumbia Title Insurance (D.
V.C,
(final payment of 13% equal to'approxi-C C
m'ately $1.80 "per American dep." receipt)
r
;
pfd." (quar. )_____--
Coleman
Payable of Rec.
Share
,•*
$1.37'A
(quar.)
5'/a%
Leaboay.&
7%
■'
Per
.*
1
Cleveland Trust Co.;. (s-a
*
**c
■:'I-i,.
7-
approval at special meeting November
a^a
ously announced,? but which have not yet reached their
w
Investing Co.,
Per
Name of
6-13
10c
xNauonat Lank (neverly Hills) tinitial)
btcck
dividend
(subject
to
shareholders
follow with
we
Florida
cny
the payments previ¬
show
we
the
all
current weeK.
table in which
second
a
grouped in
are
indicate
we
of
Payable of Rec,
Share
Company
City Gas Co.
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Devices
*
—-
quar.)—T_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Y.)
—
_________
(quar.) _Y;
Co.- (N.
—
--
(quar.)
15c
$1.43%
$1.37'A
12'AC
5c
11'Ac
12'Ac
25c
30c
_r___
12'Ac
1
I
12
(2156)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
*-
Company
Snare
Loai.uine
Title
Co,
(W.
Ludlow
Corporation
MacDonald
Mack
(E. P.)
Trucks,
5'A%
Inc.,
Magna
Gas
pref,
Quarterly
;
Marsh
Pioneer
Porter
6-27
6-12
Potlatch
1
6-12
Power'Industrial
6-15
5-24
t$1.62'A"
Preston
Mines,
7-1
6-
7
Y.)—
Producers
Stock
22lie
■
7-15
$17'Ac
j.—
(quar.)—
7-15
Public
6-20
4.03%
4.18%
5
6-13
5-31
Martin
6-26
6-
3
6-
3
Marietta
?
:
preferred
Corp.
(Quarterly
Mays
Corp.,
(J.
Investors
from
Growth
investment
Protective
Stock
Co.'
Mc^ay-' Machine
;-'i(quar. i
1
3c
——
20c
Bank
Corp.
Light
(l-20th
Michael
of
&
a
(Chicago)
(N. Y.)
-
(quar.)
•
(J.), Inc.
Stern &
\Vz%
preferred
,
for
sh.
Pacto.'s
5%
preferred
6*28
7.
'
6-18
7-
1
6-14
6-15
5-31
Rhodesian
7-15
5-31
1
6-14
Rio
7-16
(John)
&
Co.
6-15
6-
1
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-11
Mount
Vernon
Mountain
6-
5-20
1
2J
3
.___
$1.27'A
6-
1
*
Narrow
Mills
6-
I
Rock
6-28
5-15
7'Ac
.
1
&
fr-un
62'Ac
6-14
7-
1
Co.
(quar.)
;
Securities
:
S.
F.
C.
Co., Inc.
inCcme)
—:
—
$5,375
Salant
&
and
6-14
Sanco
to
Corp.,
6-
5
Schwitzer
6-
5
Scott
7-15
6-
3
Scripps-Howard
6-12
5-31
&
6-
6-17
6-15
5-31
7-
1
Class
3
G-
(Final
7
tax
come
Sexton
Shakespeare
Nev
Y.)
Shattuck
&
(ounr
vti.
Telegraph
Haven
Gas
Haven
Water
New
Jersey Natural
Co.
(2-for-l stock
5-31
Shelbv
5-31
Shell
30c
6-14
5-31
(quar.)
Co.
5-31
34c
7-15
6-21
6-28
6-10
)__
:
50c
(quar.)_j
Gas
:_
.
.
6-28
6-14
90c
•
(ouar.)__
7-
6-14
25c
7-15
1
7-
1
split subject, to stockholders
pnn-ov"' in July and
Public Utility
Commissioners)
New Jersey Pc wr &
Light, 4% pfd. (ouar.)
4 C5%
nre'e—'*i J quar.)
*
New v<-«rk
touar.)..
pr-,rp—i^.R)
York
CIacs
B
SI
5'A7c
Newark
67c
preferred
uia
«...
Northern
Trust
Northrop Corp.
Edison
(quar.)_
.
.
Building
B'Gosh
Preferred
Skil
Co.
Si
5-31
7-31
7-10
7-
1
6-10
6-15
5-31
25c
6-30
6-14
6-28
6-14
6-17
6-
7
7-
2
6-
3
6-
1
5-20
6-28
6-
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
A
6-
70c
(quar.)
F '."'.
Crment
G'-.s
Corp.
A
7-16
6-28
7-30
7-
16c
(quar.)
5c
(quar.).
4
9
1
6-18
6-
6-
5-15
1,
(quar.)
'
6-14
5-31.
6-
5-15
40c
6-17
6*
5
6-17
6-
5
1
30c
7-
15C
6-12
1
Cc.. common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Trading, class
Philadelphia Title Insurance
A
27'/2c
7-
1
$i.12'/2
7-
1
(quar.)25c
Co.' (annual)__
,6-
$1
5-28
6-12
6-12
6-29
6-
4
6-20
1
6-14
Superior
Packaging
Service.
Company
Techumseh
Teleflex,
6-
5-27
Welded
5-13
7
&
Tube
Penn
6-15
5-31
$4.00
preferred
Utilities
Textron, Inc.,
5-31
7-
2
Co.
3
5-31"
1
6-28
V°'egand
8-
1
6-28
Wisconsin
6-30
5-24
4'A%
6
5-31
15c
6-19
6-
6-20
5-23
6-22
4
Wyckoff
6-22
6-10
6-10
7-
2
Yale
6-20
6-
7
Young
SI.25
7-
1
6-14
$1.12 'A
7-
1
6-14
$1.20
$1.183A
100%
6-20
8-
1
1
6-24
Towne
80c
$1.12'A
7-15
$1.05
7-15
6-20
$1.02 'A
7-15
6-20
25c
6-28
6-
30c
6-29
6-1
11c
6-28
6-i7
6-
5-31
1
5-31
7-
6-
6-
6
7-
1
6-14
6-14
6-10
A.
Si
M.
6-28
6-
7
A
C
F
6-10
66-
7-
6-19
$1.25
1
ALD,
3
25c
>
6-14
7-1
6-10
6-15
-5-31
25c
7-12
20c
6-
15c
6-10
30c
6-28
6-
5
6-28
6-
5
6-
1
5-20
6-10
5-24
."A
(quar.)
.'
•_
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)—
56'Ac
.
3
6-28
5-28
-
5-31
(quar.)__
25c
6c
7-30
7-15
7-15
7-
1
1
6-11
12-16
11-30
25c
6-24
6-10
20c
6-10
5-20
50c
fir
Machine
common
(quar.)___
(quar.)
6-10
5-20
17'Ac
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)'
give
the
dividends
this
7-
1
6-15
announced
6-
6
25
6c
6-14
6-
week, these
being
6-
5-15
7-
6-10
1
6-
3
5-28
/•.
7-
1
6-17
(stock
dividend)-
Payable
4%
(increased-quar.)
6%
5c
Acklands,
Abitlbi
Acme
(stock
Western
shares
pfd.
6-14
50c
6-10
5-31
5-31
Ltd.,
Power
payable
70c
by
6-
1
Aeroquip
6-
3
Aetna
$1.27
7-
1
6-
7
$1.27
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
6-14
$1.14
7-
1
6-14
8-.1
7-15
•
$1
$1.21
8-
1
$1.19
8-
1
7-10
$1.14
8-
1
7*10
8-
1
$1
7-10
7-10
30c
7- .1
35c
7-
1
6-14
31'Ac
7-
1
6-14
6 Vic
-
6- 3
6-14.
6-
4
15c
6-14
6-
4
25 c
7-
6-14
1
one
Corp.
share of
for
5-24
1
6-15
6-
1
5-
.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
5-207,
5-31
5-15
j
t50c
7-
1
5-31
t28VaC
(quar.)
7-
1
5-31
1
\
50c
.
(reduced)
'
(quar.)
5-31
6'Ac
(s-a)
5-31
6-10
6-14
5-31
6'Ac
A
7- 1
25c
(quar.)
Industries
Inc.
;•
!
}37'Ac
common
Publishing,, class
Corp.
_
3
each
(quar.)
Finance
Aileen,
4-26
6-15
7-
Pamcor,
(s-a)
Adirondack
6-20
pref.
Paper,
Process
Class -B
6-21
of Rec.
5-30
6-14
6%
&
Markets
Acushnet
dividend of
Financial
preferred
35c
SI.16
the
Holders
37'Ac
(quar.)
held)
Addison-Wesley
30c
given in
10c
Abacus Fund
4'A%
:
previous
When
1
3
in
The list does not include divi-
Share
Instruments, Inc.
Industries
c-reat
6-21
12'Ac
7-
10c
Wire_
(Payment includes
Incorporated.
15c
15C
(quar.)___
5
I
(mjar.)
Incorporated,
25c
^
5
7-
$1.12%
^
AMP, Inc.
,
10c
(quar.)
6-14
7-
1
30c
3
6-10
$1.25
(quar.)___j____.
convertible preferred (quar.
1
1
\
"
:
Name of Company
6-28
7-15
5c
common
7-
8-
7-17
(quar.)
4'A%
.
4
8-
Per
5c
1
6-20:
'
(quar.)
announced
25c
(quar.)
6-20
'
preceding table.
20c
•
Co.
Founds
we
dends
1
t!5c
(quar.)____
30c
______
Co.—
weeks and not yet paid.
5-16
'
7-15
_^._—
Co
Power
Mfg.
7
20c
(quar.)__
1
$1.43%
,
(quar.)
common
split)_—„—
Works
preferred
Below
•
(quar.)
Zi—J
(quar.)—
&
Bros.,
preferred
5%
5-27
1
6-15
I
3
*
L.)
Pafteries
Younker
5-24
6-14
10c
~
6-
7-15
6-
7-
$1.62
—
6-20
!
Co
Spring
veunestown
'
5-31
25c
(quar.)
5
$1
Ry.,
(quar.)
Inc
Steel
&
6-29
"~
6
6-
5-24
31c
div.)
6
6-
6-18
time.)
."
Michigan
Pres..
Vrc~.rp.
(quar.)__
(Edwin
preferred
6-10
6-
6-20
;
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
Woodward
&
Lothrop, common
5%
6-20
30c
—
this
common
stock
preferred
wnolf
3
6'Ac
at
Wood
4
6-
5-29
5-31
Co.:—
Chemical
Wolverine
Brass
5-31
1
6-10
6
(quar.)
V/hitco
5-29
6-15
6-15
7-
6-15
25e
(Pa.)
omitted
Frie
lien
(Two-for-one
8-
6-
T «kp
Motor
6-
5-22
6-
:
America
6-
White
1
6-15
6-15
6-
(quar.)
of
6-21
48c
Co.__
common
Packing Co.
Co.
P^wer Co.,
&
1
5
15c
payment
prior
6-
6-17
Bancorporation
(quar.)
Western Pennsylvania National Bank
(quar.)
iTT->stir>'nster F"nd
'___^___!
4%
6-
5-31
6-15
6-20
:
——
'6-14
6-17
6-15
15c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)!
4.10%
preferred (auar.)__
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-24
7
17'Ac
(quar.)
4.20%
13'Ac
$1.25'convertible preferred
Inc;,
A
4'A%
6-15
30c
Light, $4.80 pfd.
preferred
preferred
7
6-10
6-
12 "2c
—1.
Couar.)
(Common
1
(quar.)
Tobin
B
Scientific
7-
(quar.)
Power
6-
6-20
62'Ac
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Waverly Oil Works (s-a)_—
7-15
Texas Electric Service
Co., $5.08 pfd. (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)___
$4.56
6-21
35c
(quar.)
class
6-10
(quar.)
pl-eferred
5
1
15c
5-17
Co.
Reed,
Wheeling
(quar.)
preferred
6-
6-
1
5c
(quar.)
6-14
40c
$4.00
6-25
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Coke
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
(initial)
$4.56
7-25
7-
iioc
(quar.)
1
10c
Corp.
&
Products
Grocery
$1.12'/2
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
5.08%
preferred (initial).
6%
Food
7
Inc.—
Products
7
6-10
1
Chemical—
preferred
3
Inc.
Tennessee
conv.
Von's
;
6-
25c
I
(quar.)
6-
7-
15c
3
(quar.)
preferred
7
6-29
50c
—
6-
(quar.)—
convertible
6-
45c
7-
25c
(quar.)
3
6-21
5-31
25c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)_
6-28
(quar.)—
Food
B
6-
I
(quar.)_____
Co.
3
6-
3c
:
Waddell Sz
2%
—
6-
6-15
33c
(Arizona)
5-24
15c
pfd."(quar"j
6-15
30c
(quar.)
5-17
10c
_"
6-15
28c
•—-
(quar.)
7
25c
(Mass.)
6-14
5
5c
Trust, new (incr. quar.)—
Inc., class A (quar.)
6-21*
1
Supply
Grey
6-20
dividend)
(quar.)_^
Structural Steel Ltd.
Co.
&
Virginia Iron Coal
5-31
3 MjC
com.
4
7-
50c
7-12
(quar.)
Co.,
6-
35c
——
6-10
2%
(stock
3
6-19
17'Ac
iquar.)
6-
22'Ac
(quar.)
6-
ap¬
—
5c
(quar.)^_
6-18
6-25
Industries—
Light Co.
32'Ac
I
~
Co.
Electric
&
IOC
common
(stock
6-14
6-28
the
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
18c
(quar.)
Poor's
Crane
$4.76
•6-17
5%
3
50c
Inc.
6- 3
6-28
30c
in
Western
—
Wells
Corp.
(payment on
preferred omitted at this time),
Stubnitz & Greene, common
(quar.)
60c
preferred
(quar.)
Sundstrand
Corp.
(quar.)
5%
5-31
6-
$1.50
A
5-29
6-11
6-15
tentative)
are
common
35c
America
B
&
6-14
in¬
_
6-10
6-27
3%
Co.
(quar.)
Markets
7'Ac
——
6-12
JL„C
Administration
(quar.)—
Bankshares
Viking Pump Co
Virginia-Carolina
5-31
•Wesk.
(quar.)
4
6-28
433Ac
Co.,
Valley National Bank
7-12
Co.
6-
5-17
7
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Veeder-Root
Inc.
(quar.)—.
-Vernors Ginger Ale
(quar.)
6-14
6-12
2 2'Ac
Struthers
Susan
1
6-15
32c
British
"
5-27
30c
dividend)
Investments
Automated
Power
(""lass
_•
Strawbridge. & Clothier, $5
Swift
7-
6-21
less
(reduced)
of
Ins.
dates
6-14
10c
13c
income)
Industries', cl-'ss A. (quar.)—
Sterling Brewers Inc. '(quar.)__
Stonecutter Mills, class A—_
Tex-Tube
6-11
:';'7-
20c
—
10c
•
Star
Texas
3
6-14
40c
(quar.)
Utah
(Denver)—
Springfield TV Broadcasting
Standard Knitting
Mills
Texas
Milk
&
4
$1.02'/3
common
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
iquar.)—
Peoples ^Life Insurance Co.
(Wash., D. C.)—
Quar teny
_■
Petroleum
6-14
ioc
Pennsylvania Gas & Water,
preferred
7-
25c
Co
50%
6-20
6-28
••
50c
%(quar.)
fund—
quarterly
Standard &
Szabo
5-10
5-20
Co.
preferred
Syracuse
1
5
6-14
6-30
7
15c
(s-a)
(stock
and
Hotel
ordinary—
of
Sprague Electric Co,
7-15
1
stock
(quar.)
Springfield
7-15
6-10
575c
V
~
preferred
8-15
7-
7-
35c
(Initial-auar.)
7'Ac
preferred
Standard
Universal
4
Vita
Wesson
4.80%
4.75%
6-
Fund—
Southwestern States Telephone
7
12'Ac
Corp.
5-24
Class
(quar.)
Indiana Gas & ElectricCommon
(quar.)
7
6-
7-20
10-14
^6-30
t68%c
""
^
Insurance
Maritime
Virginia
Victory
Southern
6-
22c
(initial)—
1
6-20
$1.25
Pittsburgh Water, 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)_
Southern Gas & Water, common
(quar.)
:
$5
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
Tappan
s-a)__
6-
6-14
South
6-
8c
(increased
United
A
(quar.)_.
1
South Carolina Insurance
Co. <quar.)__.
8-15
15c
(quar.)
5-20
6-14
^
G.)
Products
6-28
Pap«r Industries—
A
Scnoco
6-14
2%
class
Equipment Co., class
4'/2%
3
15c
;
(quar.)
1
6-30
i_;
Devices,
tl5c
(s-a)__
6-
$0.8958
,
$6.50
6-17
42'Ac
dividend
Penn-Dixic
Pet
6-11
*•;
6-14
(quar.)
Coi'p.
t$1.75
Northwest Bell Telephone Co.
4.10%
6-14
1
$1.11
(auar.)
Discount Corp.
Parker-Hannifin
Penn
1
7-
50c
(quar.)__
6-14
Utilities
split)
Simplicity Mfg., class
40c
com.
Stockyards
6-30
dividend
25c
Paddington Corp.,
.
7-
I10c
(quar.)
Products Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Pathe
6-29
$1.10
Steel
Class
5-31
7-10
jl5c
.
United
United
6-30
Forms.
Corp.
Stock
Class
Sugar
Pak-Well
6-10
Co.
(quar.)
Stock
.
97M?c
preferred
Pacific
6-14
1
25c
____
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
3.90%
Owners
7-
75c
—
(quar.t
Orpheum
5
6-14
55c
__,
common
Service
5
6-
$1.25
-
.
;
(quar.)
6-
6-19
27c
)
(quar.)__
Cshkosh
1
7-
6-19
50c
:
rouar
preferred
Ontario
6-14
5
30c
(Chicago)' (quar.)
pre'^rred
Cl'*ke,e
1
$1.50
'
4.40%
Water
7-
$1
;
4.44r<
Ohio
5-31
$1.37'/a
common
;
(quar.)
Co.,
1
$2.50
Oceep. Fisheries', ltd., preferred
(qurir.)a
Czll'ie ir.i-v.y.-^r'1's
Ttd.
""rr.)
Ohio Citizens Trust Co. (Toledo)
Ohio-
6-
7-
$2.50
L
No*Airlines Inc. (quar.)
Northwestern National Insurance
(Milwaukee)
6-10
6-14
$1.25
,
r
Co.
6-10
50c
Nor'h American Aviation
Inc. (quar.)
Northern New Ycrk Trust Co.
.(Watertown)—
Qrarterl"
N^'->rm o.-r'fi"' R
1
30c
(quar.)
lephone,
(quar.)
f c
1
7-
$1.25
A
(quar.)
T
preferred
7-
$1.01'A
(qunr.)_.
5-27
6-28
(Ohio)—
(quar.)
Increased
;
Times,„class
■
6-10
to
Preferred
6-14
Shop
Rite
Foods
(increased)
Sbwavder Prn.s. (auar.)
Solitron
.
New
Co.
Sheraton
Smith
Now; York, Chicago &
St. Louis RR. (quar.)
New York & H~r!cm
RR., common (s-a)
6-15
6-30
income)-^
Shares
Co
Business
Oil
...
.
6-29
Welch
Qz
Sherer-Gillett
Co.—
(quar.)
New
Tobacco
383A %
(Frank
6-15
6-15
47'/2c
"
Telephone
Realty
S.
15c
class
Co.
7c
6-14 V
/
Co.
investment
stock
of
(John)
3c
30c
..
England
S.
split 3-for-2.
com.
net
Clark
from
payment
7
(N.
U.
U.
Co.
Utah
(quar.)
7
(quar.)_.
*
1
_
(s-a)'—""
Ang.)
25c
&
(quar.)
Trust, Ltd.,
6-
New
5-10
5-
'
A
B
Selection
6-
iquar.)
3
4
(txuar.)—
York
5-22
1
(Los.
25c
from
Diversified
Class
6-17
New
40c
;
Security Life & Accident Co.
1
S.
(Subject
5
15c
Security
1
of
Lines
20c
(reduced)
5-31
7-
8-
>11'»«. 8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
6-
7'Ac
5-31
1
■'
U.
•
■
(quar.)
5-31
7-
10-14
$2.„0
Freight (quar.)
States
25c
__:
Broadcasting
(Two-for-one
States
Tile
6-26
5c
6-15
6-20
4
30c
'
(quar.)_____
Corp.
Ceramic
25c
(quar.)
be
6-15
40c
11-
30c
•
i-
—
N. YrJ
(quar.)
Bank
J40c
Corp.—
1
N*
will
<6-15
5Cc
iquar.)
Carton
Pacific
S.
City
(Okla.)_
30c.
17'Ac
(Elizabeth)
United
&
$20c
approval
20c
30c
(quar.)__.—
l*LC_A_-r_'
(Troy,
Fastener
6-26
75c
30c
■Seagrave
7-
Bank
United
$1.45
6-14
7-
Co.
6-14
s-a)_
common
7-15
26c
-Ft?*®
6-29
Associates
31'Ac
Tank
Board
California
United-Carr
U.
.erly
Stevens
(quar.)
National
United
7
25c
(S-mi-annual'
Seaboard
-
(Quarterly
A
National
6-18
Victoria
Drilling
cuar
6-10
18c
pfd.
5-28
6-29
(initial)—
Williams
Ini ial
1
(s-a)
$1.01
1
6-28
6-12
Corp.
(quar.)_
National Securities Si Research
Corp.—
Na(ional Income series
(from invst. inc.)
National Growth series (from
invest, inc.)
preferred
6-
6-
;
Corp.,
Co.
6-15
Fe
7-
(s-a)
7-20
10-14
6c
*
Co.
Bank
5-21
class A
shares
Finance
Santa
17c
National
2nd
B
6-14
Scudder,
—.
57c
Investment
National
Union Savings & Loan (s-a)
Union Stock Yards
(Omaha)
7-12
(N. Y.)
stockholders'
6-14
6-20
'
n~r-cutr>uMh'e preferred
Presto Industries
National Propane
Union
5-31
Salant—
class
6-14
(quar.)
7-20
4
fl^c
(quar.)__*___
7c. preierred (quarlr
preferred (quar.)A---'
proval
Bank
preferred
1
City Lines (quar.)
1
National Fire Insurance Co.
(Hartford)—
National Gas & Oil
(quar.)—
57c
6-15
6-14
3
United
Joseph Light & Power—
.5% preferred A (quar.)
7-10
National
com.
6-29
split)
30c
Mortgage & Investment,
6%
St.
(quarterly
——
5 V-2
6-
6-21
preferred (quar.)
preferred
<quar.)^
$3
7-
.
Register (quar.)
Na'tonal Casualty Co.
(De'troit)
y
-
5-31
12c
(reduced
stock
Financial
6-29
)0c
6-19
"
_
"
—
(increased-quar.)
com.
6-16
20c
$5.80
933/4C
__
l.\
3
:: 11-
6c
,v-~
preferred
of Canada,
6-29
Ltd.—
:v%
50c
'(s-a)
RR.
7-
\ .8- 3
-
25c
(quar.)
6-29
?5p.
6-15
1
8-
6c
Li
A
"A
6c
•
6%, noncumuiative
2 7'Ac
(quar.)
.
v.'%
22'/2c
Co.
.
5-31
5-31
7-
"
•*'
™
(quar.)
United
Israel
10c
Cash
National
Land
2%'.
(quar.)—
nor.'nve-tment
F"'ra
1
5-21
7
6-21
6-21
moc
*
(quar.)«.____
common
35c
31'Ac
(annual)
20c
(quar.)
'
National
7-
>
;
time)
this,
—
7'Ac
Ltd.
National
Subject
1-.
(quar.)
Decatur
Nation-Wide
75c
_
Corp..
(quar.)
Union Gas
(Washing¬
little
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ages Corp. (quar.)
of
Rogosin
6-12
6-
45c
—
6
-
at
(quar.
$1.50
^
Scudder, Stevens & Clark,
Fabric
Nashville
Ines,
Corp.
Rockland
'•5-21
Telephone & Telegraph
Company
Algom
Robinson
5-20
$1.25
Corp.
(quar.)
1:——
noncumulative preferred
6%
.
*
approximately $0,189
Royal Business Forms,
6-
A
Class
5-31
5-31
Class
Common
5-31
(initial quar.)
share)
Ruberoid
6-15
$1.37'A
:
States
Muskogee
6-29
6-29
(quar.)
Co.
payment of
American
b
6-14
15c
___._L__
Manufacturing
Finance
I
5-31
6-29
(quar.)
Co.
Trust,
5-13
37'Ac
(quar.)
Union
.
5-31
$1.32
—
Reynolds
5-15
1- -J
dividend
Morton
Corp.
5-31
7-
'
'
omitted
payment
Acceptance
Roadway Express—
15c <"•
Corp.—
(Common
5-31
$1.26'A
l___
6-
6-
---
3yc
(quar.51-12
71/2C
iquar.)___
Roan well
—_
(Amsterdam, N. Y.) (quar.)—
Morgan Engineering Co.,—
$2,50 prior preferred (quar.)
6-23
6-29
•
—
(quar.)_——-
common
——
preferred
Underwood
5-31"
$1.07'/2
—
6
6-20
.
6-28
6-29
:
Insurance
5-31
_i
(quar.)
7
10c
Title
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
held)
dividend
12c
Selection
(Interim
Montgomery County Trust
Stock
Estate
ton, D. C.I
:
Republic Aviation
Revlon, Inc.
Reynolds &
6-14
27'/2c
pfd.
6-
6-28
$1.04 '/2
—
5-15
6-
5-31 -
6-28
$1.02
Inc.. (quar.)
6-10
'v
—
4rA%
v
6-14
60c
(quar.)
Importers,
56V4C
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mon-Art, Inc., preferred (quar.)
Morrell
Corp.
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-24
2%
—
•
:
shares
Temper Corp.,
Stock
Union
—
(quar.),
Real
6-14
$1.25.
Corp.
6-11
-
6-14
6-20
(quar.)—j.
5c
100
*
of
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(Two-for-one
Brewing Co._*
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5'A%
$5.10
preferred
(quar.)
i
15C
(quar.)
5c
Minneapolis
5-15
1
of Rec.
1
6-
-
16c
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
Middle South Utilities
b-
6-
6-28
t$0.G24
Transcontinental Investing (soock div.)—
(One share oi preferred ($25 par) for each
•I 40c
to
Reading Tube, $1.25 preferred
5-31
8-
.—
6-^.U
2%
J75c
(quar.)__
Shares
Lines
When
Payable
'
5-17
:
6-23
held)
(quar.)
5-31
iquar.)_T—
iquar.)
per
(quar.)
6-10
^
Gas,
preferred
Quality
Co.—
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Mill
6-3.0
6-15
37'Ac
each
&
preferred
dividend)—
4'A%
preferred
($50 par)
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities Co., common-:
Preferred
preferred
256
(stock
sh.
com.
,
5iqA50c;.:';
22'Ac
^
5-31
57c
approval
Corporations)
of
Electric
preferred
15c
(quar.)
6-20
10c
6-20
;
(quar.)
Power
Michaels,
1
$ 1'
(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Mexican
7-
3oc
'
(subject
preferred
Purex
5-23
,
—
Merchants Refrigerating Co.
Machine Co.
(quar.)
Goods
6
Ex.ra
5-31
6-
T-
Mcsta
Metal
6-24
b-_4
1st partic. pref.
Star, 6%
Union
'
47V2C
i.
-
True
$1.40 dividend pref.
(quar.)
Publishers Company, 6% preferred
.v
::
Fund
(quar.i
National
'
1
7-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Lumber
(quar.)
blcGraw-Edison
7-
-30c
;;
income
Assn.
Inc.
River
Mercantile
$1.12'A
,————
'1
—
5.05%
5.28%
"
»-uC
..
——I—-
(Ohio)
4.30%
25c
(quar.)
(quar.):
W.),
McCloud
(quar.)
common
'
Transcon
dividend)——
<quar.)_.
Commission
Service
7-19
1
8-
Oil
dividend
ti-14
7-
6-11
(stock dividend)__:
Corp.
Ltd.—
Cotton
Calif.
6-20
6-25
(quar.)—
(stock
Industrial
& Telephone, Ltd.—
—__u——<
15c
17c
(quar.)
B
Albums, Inc.
4oc
Massachusetts
Inc.
Premier
(N,
Trans-Canada
Holders
Per
Share
Name oj Company
Products—
oiass
Premier
Son
&
Massachusetts
&
A
4
Supermarkets .-v.-—17c
Marshall & Ilsley Bank Stock Corp. (Milw.)
Quarterly
_-%%•37'Ac
41/2%
Forests
chass
5-10
1
5-22
dividend)
(Mass.)
6-
6-
Marsh
.
(stock
Inc.
6-18
Telegraph
Masonite
Co.
(H. K.)
7-
r
5-30
Holders
Toronto
(quar.)_—,—___
National Bank
(quar.)—
rr/ac
_45c
15c
Plastics
Pittsburgh
Popell (L. F.)
6-28
of Rec.
(quar.)
—L—-w_50c
—
(M.)
7-15
preierred
655Ac
ui.
(quar.),
preferred B (quar.)—
7%
•;
5-31
5c
(quar.)_—-—
Co.
(Common
-
6-14
6-14
b%
Payable
California Co.—
Wiggly
25c
(B.)
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
Maritime
7-15
——
(quar.)—-—-a-
Ltd.
b-ji
6oc
common (quar.)———
(quar.)—
•____
Electronics,
b-
Piggly
When
Share
Name of Company
5-31
$25c.
(quar.)—
Electric
&
Manischewitz
(quar.)_.
6-14
wO
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Macuson
Ltd.
Co.,
Per
Payable oj Rec
55c
(quar»>——_—__—
Lowney
ivi.)
(quar.)
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Louisiana Laud & Exploration
6-14
5-31-1
7'Ac
6-24
5-15
10c
6-
,
;
:
(quar.)
6-14
5-31
7-15
6-17
62'Ac
(quar.)
5-15
12',Ac
12'Ac
Co.
1
6-
5
5-20._
6-
"
*
Air
Reduction
Co.
(quar.)
Airport Parking Co.
of
America
Alabama
6%
Gas Co.,.common
preferred
(quar.)
$5.50
series
Alabama
A
preferred
Algonquin
6'A%
Almaden
5-20
3
5-20--,
$1.37'A
7-
1
6-17
$1.05
7*
1
6-12
——
$1.15
7-
1
6-12
—
$1.23
______
Gas
Building Credits, Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.,
com.
preferred
Vineyards,
common
(s-aj
6%
pfd.
7-1
6-
3
t20c
6-17
6-
5
6-17
6-
5
12'Ac
6-29
5-31
$1.02
(s-a)
_
6-12" "
5-17
t32'Ac
—
(quar.)
$1.50
30c
preference
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
Natural
"5-15
6-
(quar.)—_
—
4.92%
;
1
6-3
-j—
(quar.)
Co., 4.20% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee
7'Ac
42'Ac
L-—
Power
4.60%
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
5
5-17
$3
6-
1
5-15
Volume
Number
197
6267
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of
Alan
Wood
Alberta
Company
Steel
Natural
Co.,
Gas
5%
pfd.
Canadian
Allegheny
Western
Allied Chemical
Allied
Ry.
1
guaranteed
6-18
6-
6-
5-31
6-15
5-31
7-
6-14
', '$3
v'
45c
_
(quar.)
1
6-10
"
6-
5-28
7-20
Supermarkets
(quar.)
15c
(Louis)
Co.
(quar.)
25c
Portland Cement (quar.25c
Allied
6-
6-26
.
Aluminum
$3.75
Co.
of
America,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
(2-for-l
Amerada
$15c
—
stock
Aggregates Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)_
American Airlines, common (quar.)
3%%, conv. preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Bakeries
5
__
5-17
6-14
6'/2%j
2nd
Biltrite
1st
1
5
5-15
6-17
6-
1
1
5-15
1
5-17
Atlas
preferred
American
Inc.,
class
A
preferred
American
Chain
American
(quar.)
Crystal
American Electric
Power
Export
Felt
7-
1
7-
9
7-
American
Class
'
American
&
Home
American
Assurance
$4.64
American
Home
American
Hospital
5-15
6-
7-1
6-15
6-10
5-10
6-10
5-27
6-10
5-27
-
5-29
5-15
v
6-12
5-29
6-12
5-29
6-10
5-24
22Vic
22Vic
•
Insurance
(stock
1
9-
1
1
Metal
Climax
preferred
Inc.,
5-
7)
6-15
6- 5
preferred
Meter
Motors
American
National
Co.
1
1
7-
1
7-
1
22Vic
;
;
6-10
(quar.)__
com.
(quar;)
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
&
preferred
$5
special
American
Rubber
&
American
Safety
Table
Plastics
Title Insurance
Water
5%
5-31
12Vic
5%
preferred
7 Vic
1
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Corp.
Angostura-Wupperman
A_"
Argus
Corporation,
Co.,
•
Corp.
preferred
Ltd.—
5-21
6-15
5-10
6-4
6-10
5-13
6-14
5-24
7-
1
7-12
.6-14
1
5-17
6-
1
6-
1
4-30
6-
1
4-30
25c
6-20
6-
20c
6-
5
5-
1
5-
1
5-
6-1
5-
Bowser,
6-
5-
Class
1
1
1
$4.35
5-
preferred
(quar.)
6-
1
Arkansas
aArmco
(quar.)
Valley
Gas,
common
$3.75
Artesian
Class
Arwood
.Asbestos
Paint
Water
A
dividend)
(quar.)_
&
Co.,
Corp.,
Ltd.
6-14
5-17
5-31
6-15
5-31
.
2%
12Vic
40c
1
6-15
6-5
7-
5-15
6-20
6-
5
6-
5-
9
6-
7
1
5-
'3
common
9334c
(quar.)__-_.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5-
3
15c
6-12
6-
1
40c
6-
1
5-
1
40c
Varnish
(quar.)
Corporation
Bow
5-
5-17
6-15
75c
,quar.)__
6-14
27c
split
(quar.)—
Cork Co., common
preferred (quar.)
6-
1
5-
1
5C
l-.
6-10
5-31
$2.20
Class
B
$30c
(E.
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
6-15
Co.,
proximately
Income
$.153
1
6-28
5-17
6-
7
$10c
(quar.)
3
5-15
7-29
<
6-26
$30c
5-31
5-15
$32 Vic
6-20
5-20
$25c
(quar.)
6-
$50c
5-10
1
6-15
5-15
$$1.10
7-
1
6-
1
$3iy4c
7-
2
6-
4
$$2
6-
3
5-10
noc
A
7-
1
5-31
$55c
7-
1
5-31
$66J/4c
7-
1
5-31
$10c
Ltd
2
5-31
■
6-15
$10c
;
;
net
7-
$i8=y»c
(quar. )_i—
■:
5-16
1
5-17
6-
investment
6-
1
$5c
7-
2
6-11
6-17
5-31
5-
8
$25c
7-
1
6-14
$27c
7-
2
6-15
$25c
6-27
6-
$60c
5-31
5-
$18c
6-
1
5-22
$18c
6-
1
5
5-
6
Canadian
International
1
6-
7
Canadian
Petrofina,
6-20
Canadian
Tire
6-12
Class
6-
1
5-22
4%
1
5-15
Oil,
"6-14
Co.
A
pfd.
6%
class
$25c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)
Ltd.
.
pfd._—
non-cum.
Ltd.,
common
i
6-17
5-31
5
7
22
$30c
5-31
5-15
$20c
5-31
5-15
-_
common
Natural Gas
Ltd.,
$27'/2c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mills, common
i
com.
Ltd.,
preferred
Class
Ltd.,
Machine,
Cannon
6-23
$20c
5-15
80c
(quar.)
& Gown Co.,
:
6-11
5-23
80c
(quar.)
B
6-11
5-23
6-24
Cap
8c
6-20
6-
1
5-20
Carborundum
45c
6-10
5-17
1
5-20
Carey
40c
6-13
5-29
5-20'
Carolina
6-
1
5-20
Carpenter
1
5-22
Stock
7-1
6-14-
Carrier
7-
1
6-14
4V2%
6-17
5-15
4.80%
6-1
35c
.
,15c
6-1
class
6-29
l2V2c
A____
!____^_
,
27YaC
-
com.
Steel
Ltd.
-
1
5-16
5-21
Catelli
Pirie
Food
6-14
5-17
6-18
6-
10c
5-28
4-30
Central
&
6-
5-17
Central
6-1
5-10
1
.5-15
5-28
4-30
100%
6-
1
4-15
15c
6-
1
5-21
10c
6-
investment
4Va%
Central
shilling
equal
to
6
4-26
5-31
5-17
5-29
5-15
6-
Central
3.50%
5-15
81c
(initial)
5-29
6-30
6-14
$7c
.5-31
5-13
27V2c
7-
1
6-
7
10-
1
9-
6
6-20
6-
6
.
Ltd.,
class
West
Illinois
Co.
15c
35c
Note
Ltd.
1
5-16
6-15
6-
$12c
5-31
5-15
7-
1
1
Light,
preferred
common
of
$12c
preferred
5-17
5-31
5-31
5-17
6-15
6-
5C
5-31
5-20
25c
6-13
6-
29 Vi
5-31
c
6-13
-v
1
3
4-30
6-
3
$10c
6-14
5-15
44c
(quar.)___
6-21
5-31
7-
$1.16
1
7-
$1.12 Vi
1
6-
7
6-
7
20c
6-10
5-20
$1
6-29
6-18
$1.23
6-29
6-18
6-
1
5-15
P-
common
$1.12 Vi
;—.
(quar.)__j
Power,
$2.50
preferred
6-10
1
6-10
$1.15
7-
1
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
y 6-io
40c
—
——
$1.18%
.
$1.31 V*
6-29
5-24
6-29
5-24'
62y2c
6-29
5-24
$1.25
6-23
5-24
33%c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-29
5-24
(quar.)
5.44%
preferred
(quar.),—
prefeircd
(qua/.)
6-10
25c
62y2c
(quar.)
5.48%
6-10
6-29
$1.50
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
C
5-15
7-
$1.3137
(quar.)__—
(qaur.)
Telephone, common
preferred A (quar.)
1
6-29
87. Vic
;—,,
common
(quar.)_.
preferred
5
$25c
'_
(quar.)
$2.50
6%
■
Electric—
preierred
Maine
-
$15c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Illinois Public Service,
preferred
Central
I
$25c
'
7- 2
6-
7
-4.15%
6-29
31c
37y2c
5-24
6-29
34c
34y4c
—
(ouar.)
4.65%
Vermont
Public
preferred
-
5-24
6-29
5-24
6-29
5-24
7-
1
6-14
7-
Service—
(quar.)
4.75%
6-10
4-25
preferred
$4.50
ap¬
British
preferred
$1.04
.__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
53/s%
to
Tax)
deposit receipts—
Registered
and
bearer
shares
dividend)
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
4.96%
5-15
6-15
v
'
equal
free
7-15
$50c
(quar.)
Ltd.—•
pence
6-
933Ac
(quar.)______
>
1
A
(annual)
5'/4%
$1.35
5-15
1
6-
v
$1.06 V*
25c.
Ltd.
4.75%
Central
1
9-
6-
30c
$5
,
6-
$1.12 Vi
preferred (quar..)—'.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
6%
5-15
—
Oils,
Central Louisiana
5.38%
■
25c
5-15
5-15
5-31
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
1
5-31
Wire
&
Rio
6-10
Co.—
&
Wire
South
Central-Del
5-24
60c
;
,
&
5-24
7
7-10
40c
Mortgage, Ltd., 60c pref.
Central Charge Service (quar.)
Central Steel
6-10
6.
56 y» c
1—
(quar.)
1
6-28
fOc
30c
3'/a%
;
Centennial
4.64%
(quar.)_____
Scott
Steel
45c
^
Products
20c
quar.)j.__
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
8r23
11-19
1
common
preferred
•
50c
initial>_K__
.
•;y
—
10%
preferred
9-3
3
.v--
*
(interim)
Corp.,
35c
<
;
(quar. );.______•
4%% preferred (quar.)
4V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
Convertible Jr.
preferred
Carthage Mills (quar.)_
1
6-15
5-31
6-
(quar.)
Steel
Carsnn
8-
!_
dividend
11-30
.
(quar.)—
5-15
B-15
75c
(quar.)
A
6-14
6-28
30c
______
class
Company
(quar.)__:
(Philip) Mfg. (quar.)________
6-
American
6-
5-28
6-
1
6-10
7-22
L
and
6-17
7-
10c
6-
:
Ltd.
Co.,
1
$75c
Husky
Carreras,
(quar.)__
14
6-
6-
common
of
1
1
6-15
C
5%
—
(from
Ice
6-
-V >' $1.40
(quar.)
Co.
Tobacco,
payment
6-
6-
3%
Electric
Canadian
Co.—
______
American
1
6-15
6-15
49c
(quar.)___
Oil
3
5-
(quar.)___
Canadian General Securities, class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)__
$1.25
British-American Construction and Materials
Ltd.
American
General
1
6-
1
10c
Canadian
Western
(s-a)__
Bank
6-
(quar.)
Petroleum,
5-15
\
10c
(quar.)_
class
Inc.
5-27
1
6-
10c
& Sons
preferred
(Final
5-15
6-15
' 27 V2c
Bristol-Myers
British
Fund,
1
6-15
Ltd.—
Industries,
J.)
British-American
British
Canadian
6-
.
Ltd.
Fairbanks-Morse
4.60%
Brass
3%%
Devonian
Canadian
Utilities
(quar.)
Quarterly
Bristol
Canners,
Canadian
5V2%
(initial)
Valley
Brach
Canadian
6
6-
1
Canadian
common
preferred
5-17
6-15
common—
(quar.)
5-17
6-27
6-
„
A
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
1
6-
class
Sugar Co., Ltd.
Ltd.__
preference A
5-17
____
B
5.75%
22Vic
(quar.)_
$1.16(4
(stock
Armstrong
Armstrong
V 25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
„____!
Industries
Western
Steel
$1.08%
common
common
2
6-1
Canadian
(quar.)
Inc.,
5-10
5-29
10c
from
one
6-14
27'/a
—
5-20
(quar.)_^
of
6-20
6-28
6-10
25c
(quar.)______
6-15
•
payment
5-24
7-10
25c
Malting Co.
I
Safeway Co. Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, 5%
pref. (s-a)
Canadian Arena Co. Ltd. (s-a)
Canadian Breweries,
Ltd., common (quar.)
5-20
...
new
Casket
6-15
6-15
____
Mines,
Dominion
5-24
dividend)
Corp.,
&
1
(quar.)
A
6-14
6-
(quar.)_
Co., common
preference
6-10
,14c)
5-
6-
(stock
Burial
Lake
6-1
:____
Products
Bowman
60c
two-for-one
7-
$35c
$1.05
Industries",
class
7-15.
22VhC
Canada
$1.25
i
(quarterly
Paper
(Final
1
27Vic
Preferred
Bowater
6-
(quar.)
Arkansas
Boyertown
6-
preferred
Power,
6-10
$0,065
Inc.
6834c
$1.10
preference
2
$1.30
Central
Fund
Red
$1.41 V*
(increased
Lines,
7
6-21
22c
(quar.)
common
preferred
15c
;
common
Corp.,
7
6-
7-20
$llc
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
25c
$1.12V2
income)
655/ac
6-
approve
7-
1
(quar.)
Company
Boston
•
59c
convertible
Fisheries
Boss-Linco
5-10
(quar.)
Gas,
5-17
$1.06Va
6-28
6-
75c
preferred
90c
Booth
5
1
7-
_____:
Aluminum & Brass
Bondstock
Corporation
Borden
,6-
6-
6-
*t7(ic
(quar.)
6-20
7- 5
;
3uc
6-17
6-.1
6-
6-28
25c
Co.,
Canada Cement
1
7-
(quar.)____j____
Company
5-10
6-28
5c
5-31
27V2c
Boeing
5-21
10c
(quar.)
Campbell
7-
—
Bohn
3
1
2% *
5-15
27 V2c
3
3
dividend).:
1
Quarterly ';.
•
3
5-
5-
(quar.)
6-
Quarterly
62Vic
A
Inc.
A
Cameo-Parkway Records,
5-10
$2.36
Stockholders
Bell,
5-
1
12»/2c
5-31
5-10
-J7Vic
(quar.)________
(quar.)
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
Blue
8
3
1
:
5-15
25c
common
preferred
Building
5-
25c
6-14
40c
convertible
Bourns,
Public Service Co., common (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
!
$2.62(4
preferred series C (quar.)
Louisiana
6%
Eloomfield
5-
5-13
1
6-
—
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Tobacco,
1
1
6-
10c
7-1
•
;
Laughlin
Bros.
66-
6-
;
6-
5-31
3c
-
$2.75
Arkansas
(E.
&
5-24
Detective
6-17
5-28
50c
(quar.)
quar.)
series
Bliss
Bloch
5-20
o
6-
preferred
(quar.)^
California Packing (stock dividend)
Callahan' Mining Corp. (stock dividend)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
W.) Co. (quar.)
.5-16
5-31
$1
5 V2 %
40c
(quar.)
preferred
6-1
6-14
$1.1834
Light,
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
6-10
15c
32Vic
.
Arizona
preferred
6-14
6-21
6c
.
preference
(Phoenix)
preferred
7-3
7 Vic
,
■.
(quar.)
$3
(increased
partic
5-17
40c
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Farms
8-15
$35c
(quar.)
Anthony Pools, Inc. iquar.)„
Apache Corp., 6 Vs % preferred
Applied Research, Inc. (N. Y.}_„
Arden
5-15
8-15
6-20
40c
12Vic
(quar.)
1
3
6-24
6-
Valley Gas & Electric
preferred ' (quar.)—
5.60%
convertible
37V2c
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
5%
25c
(quar.)
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
7
25c '
.
.'
class
6-
9-3
$2.25
_
(s-a)
(quar.
Telephone,
Anheuser-Buscn
.
7
9-
12Vic
<quar.)__
Corp.
(4c...
31 Vic
,343/8c
(quar.)
Co.
Anglo-Canadian
$2.40
5-15
6-
31
,
(quar.)—_—___—
Industries
$2.50
6-1
31 (4c
(quar.)
National
Corp.
preferred
5.65%
5-10
6-
5-24
Canadian
(quar.)
3
5-16
■
87y2c
(quar.)
Utilities,
6-14
3
(quar.)__
Mfg. (quar.)
Power
Co.
7- 1
,•./
6-
Blackstone
(quar.)__
Anchor Coupling
Bank
1
34%c
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co. (quar.)
Amoskeag Company, $4.50 pfd-. (s-a)
C
6-
6-
37 Vic
,
American
Class
6-21
California-Pacific
2 V2c
Co.
Decker
Hills
5-20
25c
4.75%
5-31
1
$1.50
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Cascade
6-
15c
(quar.)
1
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
15c
Binney & Smith Inc. (quar.)
Bird & Son, Inc., common
(quar.)
&
Power
Erie RR.—
Bigelow-Sanford
Black
Electric
Ink
50c
(s-a)
Black-Clawson
California
California
10c
4.20%
7-1
37Vic
<quar.)
preferred
Common
3
4
4-30
25c
;
Steel
Black
90c
(quar.)
preference
5%
Arizona
5-
6-
;____■—17V2c
6-10
5-10
quar,)_____
,
class A
Group,
1
53Vec
(s-a)___
6-28
5-3lV
Finance
C
10c
Bickford's
5-31
M
17V2c
^
Lake
Boise
(quar.)
(Miami)—
Co.
Corp.
•5-22
10c
;
(stock
6-
$25c
(quar.)
,
5
25c
Co.
Canada
6-
70c
C
5-31
•
5-24
6-
6-
.
(6-
10c
6-14
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
3
12 VaC
•_
5-15
y
6-15
'
30c
Inc
10c
•
% 6-15
5-10
.
40c
(initial)
4%
(quar.)
15c
1
35c
;
20c
(quar.)
&
5-
Canada
Co.
preferred
5-31
2%
(quar.)
5-15
5-31
15c
21c
...
6-
>:»';*•< :>V
35c
(quar.)
Leasing
Mills,
6-15
$25c
(quar.)__
Terminal
5-15
12 y2c
—______
A
47V2C
Bag
(quar.)___
Paper, class A (quar.)___
B
Burr us
Bush
6-10
6-14
20c
•
Bros.
4V2%
1
5-15
1
6-14
5-24;
6-21
7-
6-
1
$1.25
_____
Corp.
1
\ 6-
3iy4c
.___
:
International
Class
(quar.)
common
6-15
5-22
5-10
7-15
New
7-
1
6-28
1
7- 2
5
6-5
1
7-
B
6
5-
5-15
25c
^
Hog Inc. (initial)
Burrard Dry Dock Ltd., class
Burroughs (J. P.) & Sons—
35c
6-
40c
7-
•
u
'_
Bush
50c
Corp., common
7%
preferred (quar.)
Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
$1.25
7-1
7-15
'
'
t<
quar.)
30c
6-
3%
;
Savings
(quar.)
5-28
7
7-15
7-15
5c
&
Extra
V
6-14
$1
6-24
•
22c
5-15
6-28
Class
Burroughs
$40c
Savers
Gossett
Bethlehem
7
J.)
Inc.,
5-
1
3
-$30c
.
(quar.)___
(William
Agency,
common
Intercontinental
Bessemer
6-
5-20
Burns
1
6-
15c
___!_:
<
6;
20c
;
(quar.)
Burndy Corp.
(quar.)____
Ltd.,
&
Berman
6-29
6-1
$1.06
(initial)_
(quar.)
Bergstrom
5-15
5-31
loc
12Vac
(accum.)
15c
Manufacturing
Bemis
6-10
5-15
6-1
50c
Bell
11-29
5-24
1
6-17
5-20
75c
__;
4%
preferred
(quar.)__.
4V2%
preferred (quar.)_
.
~--^J25c
5c
(quar.)
11-29
6-12
6-
' $36c
(quar.)
.__
Inc.
1
6-
10c
,
Burlington Industries, common
3V2% preferred (quar.)
8-31
12-16?
<
$31(4c
$1.75
Distilling
RR.
Life
A
9-16
income)
5-15
7-
30c
.__
Gold
Bullock's,
5-15
$1.37 y2
;
Forge Co.
Dredging ,(s-a)____i.____^;___i
Bullock Fund, Ltd
(from net investment
6-20
50c
Trust
(quar.)
(quar.)
Buffalo
5-13
1
1
i
20c
(quar.)_______
Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.) _____;
$5
5-31
.V
National
Bell
5-31
$1.75
27Vic
_i_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Radio
6
6-20
Works—
preferred
Andrea
12-
1
•
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
& Howell, common
(quar.)
I. 4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
9-10
20c
'
Co.
5-24
1
Bell
6-10
9-30
6-14
'
____:
Tobacco
preferred
Andian
6-28
.
5-20
6-14
T'elephone & Telegraph Co.
Quarterly
6-14
6-14
(quar.)
Fetroleym
$3
(increased)
class A (quar.)
American
5-15
7-
t
Corp.
B.)
Lumber,
Class
5-31
Seating Co.
(quar.)
American Smelting &
Refining —
Increased quarterly
____x
American South African Investment
(s-a)__
Subject to Republic of South Africa with¬
holding tax of 7%
Amsted
6-20
6-14
American
5Vi%
5-21
$1
$1.25
_:
American
5-17
1
6-
■v'i6_ 4
95c
;
Budd
5-31
6-
4
5-15
6-
,
$1.37
5-17
,
70c
(quar.)__
4-19
5-31
5-31
Co.—
Mfg.
Co.
,
Co.—
Brunswick Corp.
(quar.)_____
Buckeye Pipeline, new com.
(initial
Buckingham Corp., class A common
6-
(quar.)_.
Counselors
(quar.)
Belden
Sanitary—
Co.,
American Seal-Kap com.
(stock dividend)—
5% 2nd, 3rd and 4th preferred (quar.)
6%
1
30c
;
5-31
5
62Vac
Corp.
Class
Standard
6-
5-17
$0,119
(quar.)
Inc.
Creek
Eelco
5-21
6-
25c
(quar.)
i
preferred
(quar.)_____________T.
5(4%
1
6c
;
■
(quar.)_
&
6-20
6-15
Ord.
Montreal
Beech-Nut
'
8-22
.
Common
American
6-14
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
■;
V
50c
common
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Snarpe
6-14
6-14
32c
(quar.).
Mills, Ltd., class A partic.
Bruning (Charles) Co. (quar.)
Brunswig Drug (quar.)
5-31
5-10
1
50c
(James
Beauty
Chemical—
Radiator
of
Beech
(Galveston)
__
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Gas
Shoe
25c
(quar.)
(Phila.)
Bruck
6-
final
a
(quar.)_
series A preferred
Brown
10c
(quar.)
8-30
19c
(quarj
Company
5-27
10c
.
7-17
1
Bascom Rope
&
5-27
5%;.
(quar.)
&
Brown
45c
pfd.
7-17
1
Co.
preierred
Brown
6-10
$6J/4C
pfd.
1
8-
Co., Ltd.—reserve plus
Taunton
6-11
$5c
receipts
8-
9-
Stores
Union
6-14
$$1.09
Trust
.5-16
:
25c
Building & Equipment
Beaver
5-21«
6-14
(quar.>i__^_j.___4i__,_______
$4
American
•
?'•:
6-
6c
Common
-
•
9-3
Quarterly
Potash
1
6-10
$i
Aroostook
America
of
Beaunit
6-14
6c
News
7- 2
6-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
deposit
Hydro-E16ctric,
Bearings,
6-14
20c
i.
Brooklyn
common..
Chemical Corp.
Dispatch
Beam
5-13
: •
$1.06(4
$1.06(4
__
(quar.)
__
American
7%
•
30c
4
Corp.
—.
American
American
•
35c
(quar.)__
American
6-
7-
34%c
(quar.)_____
American
-
7-12
«.
;$1.31(4
(quar. )____^_
Broderick
5.48%
5'/a%
(quar.)
;
(quar.)_
Barber-Greene (quar.)
:
Barber Oil Corp. (stock dividend)——
Bargain Town, U. S. A. Inc. (stock div.)
Barry (R. G.)
Corp. (initial)
5
34%c4
B
5-17
5-21
$20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bank
6-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Machine & Foundry
&
preferred
Bank
6-20
20c
(quar.)—_.—
Series
1
6-15
Quarterly
5-14
(quar.)
American
Ltd.
Show
Bank
7Vic::
-
(quar.)__^i_____________
$3.8o
(accum.)
&
&
Radio
Bankers
8-20
6-
-
5-20
'
preferred
common
Gas, .5%
preferred
(quar.)
Bayuk Cigars
preferred
5-17
$$1.25
4V4%.
8-20
6-
____
5Vi%
Quarterly
Quarterly
Bangor
Bangor
Co.—
(quar.)
of Illinois—
1
(quar.)____________
Oil
Paint
Baltimore
10% 7'
quar.)
6-
Mills
2nd
Baltimore
5-20
$1,16 7
dividend)___——
American
1
1
12c
5(4%
4(4 %
6-
$1.16 r
(monthly)
(increased
Brockton
6-
$$1.50
Edison, 5.60% preferred
preferred (quar.)
5-17
5-17
60c
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical Co.—
$1 preferred
(quar.)
1
'
____'
Corp.
Supply
Life
(Indianapolis)
4(4%.
5%%
6-14.
6-15
20c
'
(quar.)
American Insulator Corp.
American Investment Co.
Common
Selburn
5-29
____
-•
Products
American Income
'
Paper
Bailey
8c
(quar.)
Brockton
1
1
50c
Badger
17Vic
17Vic
(quar.)
3
6-28
$24c
Street
6-
$1.11
(B.
6-14
4%
com.
5-
6-12
6-14
7-15
dividend)
93 3/4 c
Products,
American
6-14
6-29
'
Co.,
Broadway-Hale
6-
Quarterly
5-10
Co.—
(quar.)_^_
Ltd.
6-29
2 Vic
Derrick
(quar.)
prior preferred
prior preferred
R,
6-29
16c
Common
$4.64
:
6-14
6-28
'6-10
S
7%
Hoist
Broad
3
6-14
/
$1.15
T.), Inc., 5% conv.
Corporation (quar.)__^
Quarterly
;
$1.50
"•
'
(quar.)
6-14
5-
50c
Bacardi
8c
common
6-28
6-12
6-14
1
$$1.56
of capital
6-28
1
7-
(quar.)_
Petroleum
(5s out
25c
(quar.)
dividend)__..__
Service,
Collieries
Babbitt
5c
income
Publishing
British
5-13
4-26
$1.12Vi
!
(quar.)
(stock
Steel
15c
(quar.)
B
.
5
Fund—
Heritage
Common
1
1
Bulolo
B
15c
•
66-
7-
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
25c
Mines. Ltd.
20c
(quar.)-____
(quar.)
Growth
investment
43/a %
6uC
,
non-cumul. preferred
Products
(quar.)
Ayrshire
6-14
27c
___
5-10
i
5-31
6-28
•
$l.l2Vi
Foreign Power (quar.)
American Greetings Corp., class A
(quar.)__
B
6-
6-14
50c
American &
American
6-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—_
6%
1
9
25c
(quar.)
5-15-
6-
•
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
7»/2C
Industries,
Plastics
Electric
Avon
6-11
1
1
(quar.)
common
Gold
30c
6-20
8-
Lines
Co.,
preferred
:
8-
Electric Securities, common
participating preference (s-a)
Participating
^__4__^._;_^_^__-_444___2.-.
American
1
12 Vac
30c
American
7-
,
5-17
SlVsC
American
Class
Auto
$1.56(4
-62 Vic
&
Sugar, common
prior preferred (quar.)
From
5-31
6-15
$3
:
Cable (quar.)__
American Commercial Barge Line Co.
6%
6-15,
25c
American Cast Iron Pipe, 6% pfd. (s-a)_i__
American Cement, common
(increased)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)____
4»/a%
Atlas
Automatic
____.
4%%
5-20
30c
$$1.12
(quar.)
1
of Rec.
7-
$$1.44
$$1.19
(quar.
preferred
6-15
100%
A
Aurora
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
common
$6.25
5-10.
5-31
Aunor
20c
preferred
5%%
6V4%
(quar.)
Corp., 5% preferred
6-15
,
(quar.)
4 Va%
Holders
f 55c
.
5-20
6-
When
Payable
Co.,••Ltd.—
(quar.)
6-17
35c
preferred. (quar.)__
Class
Telephone
1
5o
(quar.)
Chemical
Columbia
Share
41
6-15
$1.25
Refining, common (quar.)__^
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)_
;
$5 preferred (quar.)
5-15
6-
6-
$1.62 Vi
7-
30c
__
Atlantic
1
/
■
Common
Line
preferred
4.44%
Atlantic
9
of Fla.
;___
6-17
British
Truck Lines-
coast
4.60%
5-
87Viic
«'.
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.»
Coast Line RR., common
(quar.)
Atlanta Gas Light, common
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)_
5- 6
,0
45c
Rubber—
prererred
1
Atlantic
5-31
American
common
7-
$16(40
(quar.)
Refining,,
Financial
Atlantic
5-15
7-
,;
25c
t
(quar.)
American Bankers Life Assurance Co.
Atico
5-23
5-29
30c
$1.25
—
American
5-16
Name of Company
6-17
•
13
Per
of Rec.
T - *
t$1.50
dividend) (approved by ICC)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar. i
Athey Products Corp._
5-29
5%
&
Holders
7-
f20c
A (stock
1
6-
split)
American
Class
7-
93%c
Aluminium, Ltd.
Associated
6-10
30c
________
common
(quar.)___i._
Oil
When
Payable
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
.
Alpha
3
6-
6-
—
Allis
1
Per
Share
.
,
common
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Associated Eaby Service, Inc. (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods
(quar.)
6-21
$1
__
6 Vi %
5-14
75c
(quar.)
6-20
8c
Ltd.,
preferred
Ashland
5-10
8%c
(quar.)
Allied Stores Corp., common
4% preferred iquar.)
.
Temple,
6%
5-15
6-28
$6c
Radio
Ash
4
1
25c>
(s-a)
.
Name of Company
6-12
$35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Graphic Arts
Allied
7-
t20c
Funds
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
Co
Dividend
&
'
(quar.)____
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
All
When
Share
(2157)
(quar.)
5.44%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Champion Papers, common (quar.)
,
(quar.)
1
6-14
$1.343«
7- 1
T-' 1
6-1.4
68c
•7-15
6-28
f
1*17
$1.19
6-14
3QC
6-
1
5-10
$1.12 Vi
7-
1
6-
Continued
on
'
3
(stock
25%
6-28.
4-25
page
49
The Commercial and
14
Financial Chronicle
Stock Record from the New York
Stock Exchange
Highest
Lowest
Jan
34 % Oct
23
55
56 '% Aug
29
39% Jan
16
81% Mar
42% Apr
7
4
96
May 23
80
Jan
11'% Oct 24
21% Jan
15
52 Ve Jun
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
25
2
14% Jan
It
ACF Industries
Acme Markets Inc
60 % Oct
24
99 '% Jan
2
68 % Feb
28
9% Sep
28
21
Jan
2
13% Jan
2
18% May 22
Oct
25
33% Feb
21
25
Mar
1
27 > Jan
24
V May 29
23% Jan
3
10
Apr
4
24
90% Jan
2
13% Jan
54% Feb
22
v
43% Mar 18
39% Oct
1
9% Oct
24
19% Mar 15
11% Jan
3
20 Vb Jun
25
35% Jan. 17
22 % Mar
4
i May 28
41»/4 May 29
18% Apr 18
84% Mar 15
14 % Jan
3
45% May 29
70 Vb Feb
7
4% Feb
19
10
3 % May
29
56
16% Apr
26
35
Feb
12
22% Apr
4
19
Jan
r, Jan
4
16
14
39
2
26% Mar 26
89 7% Dec
94% May 16
38% May 10
3
24% July 25
40 V2 Mar 26
25
33
Jun
14
May 29
4
25% May 24
%
31% May 21
323/4 Jan
Jan
11
48 % Jan
2
39 Vb May 28
533% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
88
96
10
93
Jan
2
103
193/4 Jan
0
42% Mar
4
18
Sep
Dec
2
2
29
May
52
Allen
May
17'/4 Feb
15
131/s Jan
2
151/b May
6
Allied
Kid
347/s May 29
44 7/8 Jan
31
40
Jan
2
453/4 May 21
Allied
Mills
7
Feb
15
9% Mar 11
57
12
24
July
4
Jan
16% Jun
18
847/a Jun
20% Jun
9
22% Jan
2
15
113% Jan
17%
16%
17%
16 3%
16%
251/4
25%
25%
25%
24 7/a
25%
*24 7/a
25
157%
157/8
16%
161/4
16 3/4
64%
64
64%
633/4
64 %
22,300
56%
56'/a
55%
56%»
21,200
15%
22V2 Oct
23
177/b Jan
97
Feb
177/a Jan
243% Apr
July 19
65
Apr
4
62
Jan
11
Oct
18% Jan
4
131/2 Jan
53% Apr
22% Jun
48% Jan
25
23%
49%
102%
1023/4
27%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
3,200
50%
49 %
50
49%
49%
32,600
102
273/4
9
45
56 3 8
56 3/4
56%
567%
56i/8
56%
56Vi
56%
56
563%
common- -No par
90
88%
883/4
88%
89
88
88
88
88
90
131/4
13
13%
13
13%
13
13%
13,700
20%
88.4C0
95
Cement
—
American
May 16
_No par
30%
337/a
32
37
24%
25
24%
247/s
Airlines
40% Feb
79
6,600
43%
433/4
437%
44%
44i%
443%
42,200
237%
23%
237%
237%
243%
54,700
50
Chain
American
Commer Barge
American
Consumer Irid
American
Crystal
19% Feb
13
26
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
*64%
65
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
51%
513/4
53%
533%
537%
54,
30%
31%
45%
f
46
411%
12
41%
41%
41 %
411/4
12%
12%
121/4
12%
12%
117/a
54 %
55%
23
23%
100
lo
54%
10
38%
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
Co
Corp
22%
13% May 29
181/4 Jun 28
247/s Jan
15
12
Jan
Mar 20
2
42% Jan
15% Oct 24
79% Sep
7
241% Oct
23
97
Sep
Mar 19
.86
Jan
29
40
30 % Apr
18% Sep
53
Apr
24
46
Jan
2
39 % Feb
26
54% Jan
4
*18% Oct
25
24
2
152 % May 16
56%
56%
57%
383/4
39%
39
36'%
35%
353/4
36
35i%
35%
19,900
28%
28 %
29
28%
29
22,000
13%
13%
13%
13 Ye
13%
13%
13%
29,300
42%
431%
42%
42%
42i/4
433%
36%
29%
13%
28%
13%
447%
43%
44%
44%
,
22
307/a Mar 15
Jan
20% Nov
122
25
40% Feb
7
30V4 Jan
17
9% Jan
65
48% July 18
'
2
152
4
24
151
1
30 7% May
8
133% Apr 11
125
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
May
Apr
33 %
July 18
136% Jan
2
251/b Oct
44% Apr
134% Feb
77
Jan
19
63% Dec
27
123
July 2
42% Jun 25
129
25
59
-
2
Jun
29
8
25 % Apr
25
19
10
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
Jun
27
39
Oct
26
54
17
Jun
25
337/8 Mar 29
Mar 30
25
Jan
Jan
4
20% Jan
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
37% Jan
2
4
40 % Jan
37
Jan
4
•37% Jan
4
25% Oct 26
91'.,.Jun
■
f
27
95
■
34% Sep 26
28% Oct
.
27 % Apr
23
11'
25
Jun
,
May 16
497/s Feb
79
-
,
.
For
9,
Feb
23
24% Feb
9
footnotes,
14% Mar 16
3
5.44%
18%
18 ?8
10
44%
447%
'<
6%
Co
.
:
*.5%
48% Jan
Jan
27.
-v.
30
31% Apr
5%
5
~18% May 13
,
•r
*21%
11
11%
11
28%
28%
'
33
33%
33%
33
33
117/8
11%
11%
11%
76%
76
77
27%
27%
1283/4
33%
327/B
75%
29%
257/s
*25%
26%
*25%
251%
*25%
35% Feb
11
134%
•133%
134%
65%
64 '/2
6 51%
64'%
28
28
28
28
253/4
253/4
26
26
26
.
Apr
39% Jan
5
8
V"141% Jan
7
20% Apr
18
Anchor
$4
^
;
l*
preferred
Clayton
Anken' Chemical
Apco' Oil Corp
.
&
-
30%'
253%
243%
20%
20%
18%
20
453/4
45%
30%
30%
307/a
26%
29%
-
45
45
301/4-
295% '•30 •>
17%
18 i/s
26%
25%
1
347%
-351/4
r__-_-_-__5o
--■50%
50 3/4
.*
Corp
6.25
:__No par
30 7%
Co__l_J-2I.80
&
__l
32 %
353/8
35%
51%
51%
31
353/4
521/4
32
31-
.
313/4
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31
32%
32%
•*97
98
*96%
971/2
'27%
27 %
27%
27%
21%
•217/e
217/a
23
19 %
19 y2
19%
19%
1
.
361/4
'
,
25%
'
253/4
35%
"36
98
97
97
273/%
27%
24
V 24%
19%
19%
19%
25%
20
323%
♦97
273/4
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v V
24
-
—
;•
197%
31
65,000
1,300
;
1327%
,
.
6.900
28%
-24%'
10,000
10
98'%
20
>
19,500
36
32%
28
.
46,300
51% 1/53%
23%
*
"
257%
31 y
27%
600
8,400
64,600
51% -52%
-
r*
'
•-
——
18'%
30% «.31 y8.32 5%
32'%
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•-
.
Film Corp___20c
:
31%
317/8
<
35
—
177%
177% ;■ is
257%
50%
3,230
26'%
1,200
173/4
-
26
•
20,700
263/4
1
2,100
19%
17%
&
25%
181/2
24%
L_
3,300
241/4
17'/a
-
25,300
*25'/4
241/4
24%
171/2
647%
451%
45%
:•
79,100
710
26
-
261/2
243%
24%
14.0C0*
87,600
30%
-28%
25%
-
26
*25%
*25%
14
123%
1341/4- 1343%
-
-257%
46
297/s
•122%
-~
207/a
20%
&;.CHble.^_JNo par
Hocking Glass
Anderson
7.:
Inc
251%
237/s
Electronics' Corp
___i
123% '■>
25
26%
253/8
,
*451/2
30%
13%
14'
28
'
Industries
Aj-iacDndaP Wire
■A
20%
.-45%
1
Anaconda- Co
.
14
35% Apr
97
_
■Amsted
>0.
19%
>-45%
30%
Zinc Lead & Smelting
1
•
i
No par
shares
No par
214,600
64%
•
25
28'%
26
28%
26
26'A
134%
64%
251/2
28%
28i/4
1333/4
647/8
*251/4
-
643/4
1343/4
*253/4
9,000
1343/4
133%
25
30
33'%
307%
loo
25
27i%
130'%
327%
30%
123
2,100
27%
> *129'%
137%
311/4
28%
27%
'
650
.
33
123'%
303/4
26
160
30%
30%
28
5,000
12,900
30%
-16.25
25 7/8
12'%
76%
160
27%
33
•'
133/4
137/a
1233/4
2,500
12
137/s
133/4
122 7/8
5
27%
331/4
19,300
755%
>
>
129 Y 129
29%
273/4
331/4
-
241%
123%
133/4
1233/4
25
-
30
160
:
24
159 V\
33
32%
30%
13%
122%
•
27%
129
*128
-~
159%
159
27%
33%
29
1601/2
159
273/,
128%
33%
com
160
160
•
117/a
1283%
64
41,400
160
333%
751/2
25
15%
151/4
Xl5'/2 -15%
16
113/4
159%
Corp
47,500
33%
74V4
31
305%
24%
1593/4
27%
30'%
24'%
747%
33
30% *311/4
25
159V4
Ltd.JEl
104;400
241%
74%
27%
800
11%
*158%.
157%
*127
66%
11'/a
24%
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8%
21%.;>'
66 %
11%
24
33%
i2
117/8
No par
21'%
671/4
160%
*1583%
2,300
22
Hi/4
30%
15%
16
,
667%.
67%
>11%
29i/8
291%
153%
16'%
159
24%
endorsed
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg
26% May 21
24,600
113%
Inc
Inc
44%
11
preference
American
AMP
437%
par
preferred
preferred
Ametek
44%
44
Y 5'%%
'
181,900
22
common__12.50
American Water Works Co
6%
preferred
r
1,400
*19'/4
671/2
preferred
Viscose
29%
18 T%
43%
pr.eferred_100
common
19%
29
18 7%
21%
12.50
Tobacco
American
'•■'
Sugar
19%
29
181%
673%
24
Tel & Tel .Co
19%
29
18%
22
157%
15,700
19%
29 3 8
18%
,
44%
28 3%
197%
19%
"
22
common.
Inv Co
700
433%
.100
Co
20,800
*67
Corp.l
com
37%
113%
67
159
Co
37'%
1131/2
22
10
Dvlpt
38'%
114%
67
5
80
89
37%
217%
com
*87.1/2
*113i/4
1
100
&
871%
433/4
No par
Sany
61,400
291/8
19%
29%
18%
preferred
American
25% May 20
23% May 13
36% May 22
A'52% May 23
•26% Apr 19
•*
21% May 13
,15% Feb 27
see page
Std
non-cumulative
American
7
v
28% Jan
.92
18 7/8
293%
No par
Smelt & Ref'g
■>, American
24
,
27 % Jan
.
6%
6
,i26% Feb
19
18%
170
20'%
20'%
38%
*113%
29%
3,700
1041%
114%
38
38%
2,700
23
1041%
20%
87%
18%
Co
Gas
Amer South African
,v.,
88 %
29%
preferred
American Snuff
2
2
6
-30% Jan
52% Jan
23% Jun
28
1%-
28% May 21
x-Mar 19
25% Mar
15
*,
American
i
20%
88
114
114
114
20%
"
37% Jan
May 28
16% Oct 24
May
28% Apr
18
42
>
65% Feb
t
2
20% Jan
10
>
-
16
24
13% Jan
■i
V
Mar 26
37%
38'%
377%
114
20%
*87
15%
23
23'%
106
20 i/s
1.66%
Seating Co
American Ship Building
337/8 Apr 17
-136% Mar 26
25% May 17
27% Oct 31
26% Oct 17
Aug 10
Jan
Jan
May 23
14
May 23
126% May
1
18
25
i
87
34,800
25,400
15%
'211/4
"
*1041/2
88
20%
20%
106
6,300
551/2
21%
,
151%
23 Vb
23%
*1041%
36%
55
557%
211/4
15%
15%
231/8
23%
106
*104%
2
American
v;
36% Apr
3
30% May 21
1
22 % Jan
22% Aug 29
t
2
Apr
25% Mar 19
23
•
127% Jan
1
May 29
20
>
4
28% May 17
Jan
26% Jan
23% May
13% Apr 30
114% Jan
2
Mar
-
164
21 % Jan
28
May 22
12% May 24
56% Jan
5
24
-
20%
151/2
151%
23%
23%
106
87
100
Chera
&
104%
com__i
Co
Potash
Rad
23%
100
15%
15%
151%
1
__No par
7%
preferred 1
American Research
May 23
34% Feb
.
98% May 29
American
ri American
16% Jan
18% Jan
23% Oct 26
8% May 29
7
26
160
1
Optical Co
American Photocopy Eqpt Co.No
16% Apr
Jan
;
Natural
News
55%
21
56
21%
.American
32% Jan
May
12% Jan
55%
21
Corp
American
36%
36%
557/8
Products
American
25
Jan
Metal
Motors
24,500
36%
35%
28%
29
211%
Meter Co
20
35%
55%
Inc
3,200
37
13 %
100
Climax
42,500
395%
36%
21
111.
571/4
35%
21%
of
56%
391/4
37 %
55%
Corp
66
94
35%
553a
Co
60%
57i%
*92%
94
39%
39%
553/4
39%
600
56,000
691/4
56%
39
57%
•
94
64%
71%
21%
convertible preferred
American
3,600
18,800
221/4
1
preferred
Metal
54%
243/4
22
94
29
Fdry com_._l.75
American
22
,15
&
American
,
247/8 Jan 24
27
150
4%%
'7
*70% Apr
Mar
Mach
American
26
p 23
Feb 14
•45% May 16
10% May
24
3.90%
54
241/4
22
37
12.50
Products
Supply
prior. preferred
American
1
May 16
/29 7/a Jan
9
2
Oct
142
2
20 % Apr
32% Jan
Oct
Oct
Jan
61 /
12
5%%
197/a May 24
14% Jan
2
24
14
115
Jan
73% Jan
142% Jan
Investment
55
24%
22
Corp.No par
International
American
39% Apr
307/8 Jan
101
26% Mar It
24
Oct
48% May 29
81/4 Oct 24
American
7
24% Feb
16
301/2 Oct
23
88 % May 22
Jan
19
20
Jan
104% May 24
19% May
18
23
.<
Hosp
81
"i
18% Mar 13
12% Oct 24
22% Jun 27
American
23 % May
101 % Mar 18
2
105% Nov
•
5
11% May 29
2
4
16
3
20 % Jan
5
1061/2 Nov
'
101
Home
Jan
55
24
22%
92 %
*
■
American
23
55%
67%
94
.
4,100
20,000 y
35%
6.50
2.50
___40c
No par
Power
12%
25
*213/4
743/4
92 %
v
34,500
42,400
55
553/4
25
673/4
*
'
24%
55
23%
92%
41'A
■
41 %
72%
313/4
46'%
41'A
313%
451%
11%
22 %
Hardware
31
457/4
41%
92%
American
31%
453/4
25
68
Foreign
30%
45%
31
117%
31%
45%
*22
10,300
453%
30%
.
41%
22
Power
9,700
54
45 Va
50
■
15%
52%
No par
Corp
American Export Lines Inc
600
26%
52%
4%%
22
*26
26
52
Sugar common^lO
44% May 15
58% Jan
18% Mar 21
">
15%
Line Co__3
Enka
30
26
157/a
American
49% Mar 25
26
No par
Cable
14,500
26 %
25
26
15%
Corp
American
25%
257%
25%
26
5
American
13% May 20
*110 Y 120
120
243/4
—1
May 21
28% Jan 24
Electric
*110
24%
12.50
common.,
&
120
23%
26
*64%
—2
23%
*110
1241/2
*115
233/4
*25%
-No par
Co
12% May 20
American
34% Jan
124%
23%
5
__
American
8
*115
100
23%
24%
24 Vb
1
preferred
6
2
14,900
433/4
24%
_
Co
36% May 14
8
137i%
136
42
Broadcasting-Paramount
Shoe
447/b Jan
Jan
136%
437%
par
—
36% May
32% Mar
33% Feb
134%
41 %
Bosch Arma Corp.
&
6,000
135%
68%
preferred
Theatres Inc
9
257%
68%
_No par
25
30 % May
25%
68i%
preferred
55% May 21
87/a Jan
25%
67%
Co
Cement
177/s Jan
24%
68
Brake
23
55,000
24%
67%
common
American
37% May
34,400
307%
68
American
2
633%
28%
67%
American
2
623%
32 7%
1347/8
16% Apr 23
58% Apr
4
3
81,700
'633%
68 %
•
7%
26%
62%
30%
26%
,
1363/4
Bank Note common
30
400
67 3/4
American
American Can
470
134%
Bakeries
25
1351%
6,200
_No par
American
42% Jan
,
•
_No par
Corp
:
26% May 24
29% Jan 17
67
Feb 26
6%
19%
*94
.^_12.50
...
convertible
3 %%
13
13%
13%
_No par
29% Apr
May 29
4,200
8%
Agricultural Chemical- _No
24% May 17
116
59% May
17
500
8%
83%
8%
1,000
45
45
45i%
8%
14
*133/4
14%
14%
*45
*8%
Petroleum
Amer
47% Jan
1
451/4
8%
Corp
45% May 15
88% Mar 12
25
14%
45%
8%
Corp
Corp
When issued
21
441/a Oct
*141/4
8%
Inc
Amerada
26
251/4 Jun
49%
14%
453/4
8%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
70 % May 15
Dec
18
50%
14%
45
134%
Dec
81/4 Oct
49%
14%
45
*14%
120
5
_
Aluminum
Amerace
50
5
493%
277/a
341/4
May 20
16
27%
24%
May
94
20% Mar
277%
49
1
6,100
103
*101
103
*101
25%
3
107/a Jan
104
27
25
May~29
49
*102
63%
Jan
12%
497%
271/s
35% Jun
2
49%
497/a
497/8
1023/4
49%
5
100
-No
Aluminium Limited
Co of America-
,
74% May 21
94
Jan 18
31
493%
49 i/a
31%
2
557% Jan
357/8 Dec
31,700
49%
_l
38%
63%
20
25
2,500
38'%
33%
37%
26%
10% Apr
47% Jan
24
323%
38
32%
37%
10%
10 Y
62%
50% Mar 26
Jun
103%
32%
10%
331/s
37%
27%
24% Jan
287/8 Oct
10%
38%
10%
31%
62%
2
31
13,700
10%
32i%
38
10 Ve
26 7/8
2
84
20
64%
11
417/a Jan
V
27%
40 % Jan
22
56,600
20,000
94%
63%
41% Mar
5
10 1/8
*31%
941/2
.
303/4
*92%
26%
38 */4 July
13
♦92%
251/4
31
241/4
31'A
94%
1
Alside
.
1
34% Feb
51% Jan
93
24%
31
38
5
Portland
Alpha
14
23
94%
92%
237/s
*921%
par
May
47% Feb
Oct
31%
9,900
38 % Jan
311/2 May 29
24I/2
31%
*92%
2,100
38,400
1
20
23%
31%
•
6,200
37'/4
18%
4
Jan
23%
30 7/8
3%
*371%
333%
30% Mar
17
23%
31%
33/8
37%
3%
32%
43% Apr
1
237/s
30%
3%
37
34
19
27
37%
31%
19
Jun
3%
37%
31%
47% Feb
18% Oct
3%
37%
29%
47% Feb
41
3%
37%
297%
16
16
23
9'
16
21
25
9
57%
3%
37%
29
10
38 Ve May 29
5
56%
57
3%
56%
3%
37%
2,700
11,400
313/4
American
25
56%
-
293/4
2
Jun
637%
29
14
41
63%
18%
16
59
18
62
•
95
2
May 18
15%
61%
56%
4%
26
Apr 29
140V4 May 15
11
4
30
25
15%
60 %
17
~
18%
3
16
114
26
15%
15%
20i%
37
2
Feb
237/b Jan
18
16,400
17%
17
17%
25%
943%
66% May Y8'Y
221/2 Jan 16
40% Jan
24
16% Oct
58,100
16'/a
'
15% Oct
90
Jun
5,500
4,COO
11
50 3/4
25
No par
_
107%
47%
10
_
_
107/8
47%
37%
Co
__
10%
47%
■■<
18%
7
/'
48
19%
647% May
20% Jan
Mar "~1
31
IO1/2
943%
27% May
15
10y4
457/8
187/a
51% Mar 22
■
10%
461%
197/a
34
134i/4 Feb
25
•
10%
45%
95%
29
Feb
10%
47%
46%
18%
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34
May 29
10%
3,300
191/a
20% Jan
31
26%
19%
243/4 Apr
Dec
26%
26%
95%
.4
23
26%
2634
19%
Apr
19% Apr
493/4 Mar 20
22
18%
18%
Jan
13'/a Jan
16% Feb 28
68% Mar 23
177/8
26%
*94%
96
281/2 Jan
18%
261%
19
20y4 May 23
3
25
17%
261/4
19%
2
89
24
17%
26%
95%
14% Jan
7
Jun
17%
26%
18%
4
17% Jun 25
17%
19%
24
16% Oct
17%
4,800
17,600
*933/4
121/a Oct
45
733/4
18
10
2
21
73
17%
197%
117/8 Jan
147/8 Dec
73%
100
preferred
1
Allied Supermarkets Inc
10
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred—100
93/4 Oct
Jan
73%
Products
25
12
96
731/4
Stores
87% Feb
Jan
95
73
73%
Allied
2
4
30% Jan
95%
731/4
x93
Allied
49% Jan
Jun
23
93%
73%
17
5
6
88
100y2 Mar
93V2
72%
18
9 % Feb
667/8 Feb
3
23
5
94 %
95
94
91
25
26
81V4 July
31,600
577/8 Apr
6% Jun
8IV2 May
2
7.400
141/a
95i/4
31
Chemical Corp
Allied
45% Oct
16 3/8 Feb
93%
137/a
1
__
Inc
Industries
5
34% Oct
2
23% Mar
92%
14%
10
—
Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry.6% gtd
9
9
16% May 29
93%
14-
1
Allegheny
52% Jan 28
Apr
931/8
14%
1
Alleghany Corp common
convertible preferred
67c
38 3/4 May 22
27
27% Sep
94%
137/s
10
11
42% Jan
7
22
13
4
May
/
93% Jan
9
9% Apr
31
5
Jan
41
14
Jun
•
_
Jan
91
12% Mar 20
53/4 May 29
19
Jan
..
4% Jan
65
>
42%
931/2
141/4
,
,
61% Apr
2
6
3% May
*417/a
95%
137/a
Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp ,
1
Air Control Products —
—50c
Air Products & Chemicals
1
Air Reduction Inc-No par
A J Industries
1
2
Alabama Gas Corp
2
Alco Products Inc
1
^Aldens Inc common
5
4%% preferred
100
.
8
18
Apr
54% Jan
6
26% Jan
.
42%
93%
14%
Adams-Millis
17% May 14
.
*417/8
95 7/8
25
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express Co
15
Y
Shares
14 %
5
1
—
Sales for
May 24
421%
*41%
May 23
42%
*417/8
95
1
Abacus Fund
Abbott Laboratories
ABC Vending Corp
26
99% May
17
12 % Mar 26
72% Jan
9
May 22
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
May 21
May 20
*41%
42 %
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year1962
Wv.
LOW AND HIGH SALE! PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
J
Monday, May 27, 1963
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
>
.
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
10
.
.
(2158)
•:
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,
26,600
15.300
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Volume
Number
197
6267
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2159)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
33
Jun
25
23 % Jun
42% Dec
25
Oct
22
40
32
Oct
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Lowest
V
Highest,
39
43% Mar 13
May 16
38%
Feb ■
31
24
57% Feb
NEW
YORK
33 % Jan
15
Arizona
59% Apr
48% Apr
15
Armco
15
Armour
84% Apr
92 % Feb
24
Armstrong Cork Co
Mar
1
Monday
Par
No par
40%
2.50
Public Service Co
Steel
&
Corp
Co
40%
40%
40%
11
2.50
*18
15
26
26% Jan
2
34% Mar 27
Arvin
19% May 29
28% Feb
20
25% Jan
2
31
5% May 25
2% Jan
2
Ashland Oil & Refining
Associated Brewing Co
2OV2 Aug
22
1
20% Feb
Aro Corp
13
May 13
3% May
8
51% May 15
06% May 16
6
27% Jan
16
29%
21
10% Jan
2
11
43% Jan
2
48% Jan
6
85
Oct
10
Jan
2
Jan
10
94
Corp
Industries
18
18%
18%
18
18
18
29%
18
29%
28%
29
28%
29
29
29
30%
28%
297/a
29%
6,100
30%
3%
297/a
30%
30%
30%
29%
301/4
14,900
1
3%
3%
3%
50 7/8
51%
50%
51
50%
51
50%
50%
51
10
65%
65%
51%
65%
66
7,500
65%
65'/a
65%
65%
65%
65%
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29
29'/4
53,600
10%
11
10%
11
10%
107/s
18,700
46%
46%
46%
46%
46
100
927%
927/a
461/z
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2,600
92%
93
92%
92%
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56%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
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53
53%
53%
53
53 %
17,000
89%
88
891/4
88%
88%
400
16%
15%
16%
15%
I6V4
23,800
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
23,100
88
Nov
16
86 % Apr
19
89% Mar 14
1
25% Feb
5
14% Jan
11
17% Feb 26
Atlas
Feb
23
2% Jan
2
2% Feb 25
Atlas
Corp common
17% Jan
8
28
9% Oct
24
31% Jan
14% Jan
3
_
13% Apr
2
27% May
24% Mar
28% Feb .13
23
30% Mar 29
15% May 21
Mar
Atlantic
Coast Line RR
Atlantic
Refining
No par
54%
54%
54%
57
common
10
52%
53%
52%
53%
preferred
100
89V4
89
89%
Chemical Industries^.
1
15%
16%
2%
2%
16%
2 /'
16%
1
$3.75
17% Apr 18
28% May 16
38% May 16
1
16% May 29
25
4%
5%
series
B
preferred
"
29%
29
*
*89
*17%
52%
88%
Xl6
2%
2%
93
150
17%
17%
277/8
28%
26
28%
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.5o
*37%
38%
35%
15%
15%
15%
37%
16%
15%
157/a
15
26%
15
27
15%
1
26 %
151/4
26%
26%
48,300
26%
26
26%
16%
16%
25%
5c
15%
16%
26%
15%
54,300
16% "
16
16%
16%
17%
41.600
__
Nichols
Conv prior
20
29
29%
__No par
Austin
17% Jan 23
14
Jun
4
4
3.0C0
29%
3
25% Jan
3%
10%
46%
92%
81'A Jan
7
3%
10%
57% May 23
56% Apr 16
18
3%
28%
2
20
3%
3%
46 %
21
15% Sep
3%
29
Jan
27% Dec
700
46%
48
20% Dec
70
11
46% Jan
17
110
10%
15
11% Jan
11
28%
21
12% Jun 15
21
July 23
10%
46
57% Feb
3
3,400
IIV4
4%
27
29
40
30 '/a
Co
City Electric Co com
preferred
24
Jun
39%
Atlantic
31% Jun
2
40 %
*11
11
50c
Dry Goods Corp
41% Oct
12% Nov
*17%
21,800
91 %
40
40%
*11
20.5C0
791/4
91 %
*91%
Atchison Topeka <$z Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred
10
28
Apr
18%
401/8
11%
457%
78%
46%
79
92%
78
791%
921%
1
Investment
91% Apr
47% Dec
87
*11
79
*91%
4,600
2.50
Inc
Associated
Mar 18
4
Constable
Associates
Apr, 24
10% Dec
49% Jan
25
common
$3.75 preferred
40% May 16
13% Jan 25
9%.Aug
2
34% May 29
46%
11
2
25
45%
40%
17% Jan
43% Jan
46%
1
16
58% Feb
45%
22,000
5
23% Apr
33 % Feb
2
56%
Arnold
25
21
56
Armstrong Rubber Co
1574 Oct
80% Jan
56'%
92%
4
47% Nov
15,900
55%
79%
10 % Jan
1.
311/s
45%
12
27
30%
91 %
Jan
Sep
31%
79%
18
52
411/4
31
56%
447%
30
37% Oct
41 %
3iy4
55%
92%
9% Oct
25
41%
31
557/8
80%
3
2% Oct
41
31%
547/8
45
2
34 % Jan
20% Jun
40 7/a
31%
55 7%
79%
87% Jan
Mar 22
Shares
40%
31%
55%
44%
7
47
the Week
40%
*91%
23
89% Jun
Friday
May 24
May 23
40%
1
73% Apr
2
24
Sales for
Thursday
May 22
40%
No par
47% Jtfn 25
82% Jan
7
Wednesday
May 21
•1
31%
5
25 V2 Oct
66% Jan
Tuesday
May 20
10
Mar 29
42
16
STOCK
EXCHANGE
51% Mar 19
5
71% Mar 15
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Archer-Daniels-Midland
30
Highest
._
common
pref ($1.20)
3
Avco
8
Avnet Electronics Corp
Corp
;
17%
17%
17%
26%
27%
36%
■
37
17%
171/4
17%
171/4
2.300
26%
26%
25%
26%
11,900
37%
36
36
*35
1,100
B
41/2 May 29
37% Jun
10
8% Mar 12
26
58% Feb
May 29
11% Jan
271/a Jun
96% Jun
17
25
104% Mar
20
4
94
Mar
18% Oct
23
30
29,
48^/8
Feb
9% Oct
7
11 % Mar 26
19
371/2. Mar 28
27
57/a Jan
14% May 22
36 % Feb
7
100
5
1
2
Mar 18
9
88
Jan
3
1
26% Jan
16
19
Babbitt (B T) Inc
56% May 23
14
Jan 22
12% May
32%. Jan
Mar 20
19% Apr
851/2 Jan
Oct
4% Mar 20
46% Feb
5
9
106% Feb
Babcock
Baker
Baltimore
6
93% May
Jan
53 %
1
Wilcox
Tools
Co
Gas
&
Corp
Elec
7
4%
Baltimore
4%
19
22% Feb
21
12
Jan
17% Jan
25
85% Mar
8
71
Jan
92
8% Oct
5
10% Jan
12 % Feb
3
25
Basic
Apr 30
39% Jan
46% Feb
25
22
15 % Jan
29
36% Mar 20
45% Jan
9
24
207/8 Jan
38% Dec
24'
52%
121/4 Nov
13
23% Jan
4
Jan
19
36
22
.
Oct 22
Dec
59
21
37
Jan
12% Apr
2
26
Baxter
Laboratories
41% Apr
3o
29
35% Apr
5
18
2
45% Apr
100 /: Jan
541/4 Nov
16
11'/a Jun
28
31% Jun
5
291/4 Sep
117/8 Oct
152% Jan
2
Feb
19
95
.
6
26
60
17
22% Jan
22
14% Apr
16
26
.33% Apr
10
17
34% Jan
2
27
24
16% Jun
12% Jan
8
8
141/4 May 29
22% Feb
9
18% Apr
26
11% Oct
24
19% Feb
26
13 % Jan
3
15% Oct
24
50% Jan
4
7% Jun
25
12% Feb
14
27
7.5% Jan
31
25
557/8 Mar 15
48
Sep
341/4 Jun
49% July 16
1081/b Jun
2
51% Feb
28
114% Mar
1
1% Jan
2
17
5
30% Feb
27
47% Mar 15
26% J an
2
3
28% Jan
2
140% July 24
152% Apr
24
15
153
64
22% Oct
31
39% Jan
31
267/a Feb
7
97/8 Oct
4
20% Jan
2
Oct
20
871/2 Nov
Jan
Apr
May
Best
8
3
86% Mar 27
12
Mar 19
.51% Jan
8
26% Mar
6
217/a Jan
■*
2
27
May
90
Feb
6
2
12% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
167/s Apr
27% Jan
1
35%
Mar 26
40% Feb
26
37% Apr -5
5
21% Jan
30% Jan
2 8 7/a Mar 12
21% May 23
Jan
29
16
Sep 25
19% Jun 25
41% Jun
>
25
70
Jan
18
341/4 Oct
24
48% Jan
Jan
15
84% May 24
79
9% Oct
22x
2% July 9
4% Jun 28
25% Oct 25
7% Jun
47/8 Feb
4
.437/8 May 21
6
117/a Feb
3% Jan
7
2
5% Feb
2
9% Feb
23
26i/4 Oct
24
39% Nov
26
37% Jan
3
60% Jun
15
,99% Feb
13
4
90% Dec
13
8 5'/a Jan
87% Jan
30
83% Jan
23
Apr 25
36% Jan
111% Jan
30
May 29
109
Jun
70
Jun
13% Oct
27
8% Mar 13
;
4% Feb
43% Apr
116
26-
99% Feb
26
24
52% Jan
2
451/4 Jun
22
61% Jan
Oct
22
30%
25
4
.
12% May 29
9% May 29
79
21% Feb
15% Feb
Dec
31
84% Oct
271/4 Oct
26
31
41%
81/4 Oct
44
Feb
18% Mar
14
11% Jan
2
79% Jan
2
28% Jan
7
37
8
10% Jan
2
Jan
17
Jun
26
61% Jan
29
91/4 Oct
24
15% Jan
2
18% Jun
25
26% Dec
14
257/s
Jan
2
80
18
88
Dec
13
85
Jan
30
Jan
70
Apr
9
84
Jan
23
55
9% jan
Dec
13
76
93% Dec
10
90% Jan
78
11% Jun
27
24% Jan
24% Oct
24
53% Mar 26
17% May 29
8% Oct 26
24
Jan
5
26
4
10
7
13% Mar 15
V
Jan
9
23 % Apr
24
7% Jan
3
4/2 Jan
3
8
24
17% July 18
122 % Mar 27
277/8 Feb
15
*«■»/
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Jan
2
92% Apr
17
21% Jan
2
85% Jan
12
93% Dec
11
48% Nov
27
52% Jan
3
Jun
14
12
Mar
9
9/s Feb
26
28
26
Jan
16
22% Jan
2
8
19% Sep
For
footnotes,
see page
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303/4
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
11,300
24%
24%
237/8
24%
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24%
24
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42%
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42%
42%
42%
42 7a
42%
427/B
2,100
38
38%
38
38%
37%
37%
371/4
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3.100
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6,500
86
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26,900
15
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32
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5 i/'a
5%
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4274
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4274
417/4
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113
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5%
100
6,800
10.300
29%
95
common
30
13%
42%
•
'
II_100
______
87
13%
437/8
42%
3
series
'
66%
'
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3.50
Corp
common.
preferred
5%
92%
5%
6,100
4274
4274
6,300
96%
■
97
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8,200
9274
41%
413/4
42
42%
43
113
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113
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112.74
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8974
90
89%
89%
89%
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15
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15
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15
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10,400
90
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113
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A
,
common
Co
Inc
Industries
second
—
31%
31
30%
30%
30 74
17%
13%
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34%
17%
171/a
17%
13%
13%
87
13%
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34%
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87
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17
16%
34%
17%
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61%
61
61
61
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13%
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1674
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11,200
62%
6174
62
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13%
13%
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34 %
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91
76
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22,000
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7,100
1374
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1734
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100
15,100
/
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4,300
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1674
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100
31%
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17%
1374
12%
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200
31
v
87
35
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preference
17%
17%
137/a
87
450
600
101,600
'
31
2974
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*75%
97
*96%
97
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13
13%
26,800
3454
3474
51,900
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76
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75%
10
97
96%
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20
/
•
60
1
17% V;
1778
17%
17%
17%
17%
1774
17%
17%
8,100
5
29%
297/8
29%
30%
293/4
30%
29%
203 4
29 %
29%
49,400
1
191/4
191/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1974
1.700
9%
9%
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9%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
2,700
:
•
c
17
3%
Co
(A M)
.
11% Apr 11
California Financial Corp
29% May 22
6'/s Marll
California
13% Jan 29
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Callahan
—
31
30%
No par
____!
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
Terminal
—
3174
29%
5
Watch
••
—
31%
31
10
._
preferred
3%%
preferred.
"V "'z;:
63%
32
301/8
5
,
4%
4%%
63%
31%
_l
5
class
preferred
Burlington
113
*!91
92%
41%
41%
5 %"
901/2
Shoe
Bulova
;
22,700
42'
147/8
t
210
61
15%
*34%
35
42
423/4
*60%
16%
*34-18
35
15%
$5
17% May 20
Feb 18
Apr 2^
*60%
15%
*34%
1021%
.__No par
No par
Budd
34
10% May
28% May
61
153/4
35%
'
*102
New ________________—,__No
par
May 23
76
May 23
96 % May 24
24% May 14
94 % May 22
*60%
102
20 %
Inc
______
Buckingham Corp
Bucyrus-Erie Co
91
5
;
5
common
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line
13% May 22
35'% May 17
28
42
61
102
124%
Bullock's Inc
Feb
*34%
102%
_i
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
16
*60%
*102
1.25
Club
Brunswick
24
107 % Jan
'
BrassZcorpIIIIs
Stratton
preferred
Bush
18% Feb
May 28
29%
37%
37%
Manufacturing
Byers Co
May 29
Sep 25
18% Oct
30
25%
42%
12%
&
6,600
42%
12%
Brown
15
'
80
53%
No
& Sons_
177/s May 13
'
45%
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J)
63 % Apr
;:
*44%
24%
,________ZZ2~50
Airways Inc
2
?an „2
45%
28%
9
•;
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30%
Jan
2
45%
28%
107/8 Jan
13% May 21
*44%
No par
(E
21
32% Jan
45%
9%
30%
Mar 19
23
2,700
12
5%
Mar 27
18%
16% Mar 12
2
23
12% Mar 28
76
May 23
28
.
7% Oct
20% Oct
2
Jan
87%
117/8
8 7/a
.3%%
10
4
4,300
87
11%
29%
__5Qc
Brooklyn Union Gas
18% May 13
15% Apr 16
87% Mar 27
8
17
87%
11%
5%
Braniff
21
21
17
87%
11%
8%
19
2
17%
88%
10%
474
Brach
20% Jan
8
67% Apr 18
33 % May
7
31% May 16
147/8 Jan
17%
87%
8%
May 24
8
17%
474
Apr
28
1,100
13%
43
May 22
531/4
41%
114
Jan
53 %
13%
4
25
Nov~28
531/4
17
41%
3
93% Jan
531%
1
Bristol-Myers Co
2
53
____10
Briggs
Briggs
6
443/4
53
•
4,800
Co______ _50c
______;
Stores
30
85% Jan
10%
100
__
25
14% May
57
? Jan
89%
10%
3,800
124%
1951
—
Jan
31
23
Co
98% Apr
Jan
89%
10%
45%
397/8
411/4
______
127/e May 22
6% Jan 14
47
90'
110
39%
*92
5
91
2
17
360
93%
40%
Boston & Maine RR common.No
par
5% preferred
100
11
3 7/a Oct
53
16'
104
93
397/8
53%
I
Borman Food
13
34% Apr
53
16
*103%
92
40 %
*123%
common
of
Boston Edison Co
14
57/8 Jan
28% May 21
10% Mar 18
I,nc
series
Decker Mfg
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
87% Feb 19
14% May 9
2
Borden
53
104%.
92%
39%
1
Book-of-the-Month
67% May 24
46% May 14:
10% Mar
27
35
25
11
22,
Dec
8
Jan
9
40
j
Bohn Aluminum &
Bond Stores Inc
20% May 22
23% Jan
103 %
91
39%
38%
1
Boeing Co
38'/8 May 15
357/8 Jan
21
9% Jan
Jan
85
2
36% Dec
Mar 18
41%
3
22% Jan
29% May 29
Mar 14
57
2
4
IO31/4
91
40%
_ioo
Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
Bobbie Brooks Iric
14
103
*92
93%
39
_I_Iso
Co
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
4
•
103%
103
7,200
38
2
common
Blaw-Knox.Co
23
7
56% Feb
24
Co
_
pfd
&
102 %
13,300
37%
1
;
Leasing
4%%
Black
34%
*37'/4
__5
Bigelow-Sanford
25
34%
38%
Gypsum Co
ZllliOc
Bethlehem Steel Corp common.
8
7%
preferred
100
59% May 9.
33% Apr 16
26% Apr 15
34%
37%
No par
conv
Co
34%
2,100
Bestwall
159% May 24
18% May
24
~
preferred
&
34%
20%
I_III I
Co
Corp
Berman
16
24% Dec
Oct
Howell
preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc____2
23% May 24
35% Jan 15
35% May 29
18
&
Finance
34%
13%
j
Intercontinental Corp
$4.50
6
34% Apr
34% .Apr
Gossett Co
5%
6
1% Feb
35%
13%
I
Corp
&
Bell
54% May 24
125
34%
7,900
13%
I_s
Corp
Bell
19
35%
65,200
131%
Belding-Heminway
Bell
14%
13%
__
,27% Mar 14
3
25
18
14%
15%
Savers
Petroleum
Bendix
43% Jan
16% Jun
Belco
14%
13 %
Inc"
' 1
4%% pfd__I_100
S)
14%
14%
RR_______i__IIIIII'5o
Life
Beneficial
22
40% Jun
Beech-Nut
60
20
79% Jan
207/e Jan
(A
14%
13'%
2 50
_
Creek
14
13%
Aircraft Corp
59% Jan 24
15
24
Feb
Beech
50% Mar 22
49% Jan
22% Oct
42
Beech
117/a .May 24
27% Oct
i"
Shoe
8
30
.43,% May 14
16% May 24
14%
37%
Beckman Instruments
Beck
1334
13%
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Corp
2
Jan
>•
17% Apr
271/4 Oct 26
Jan
Beaunit
15
16% Jan
35
preferred
21% Apr 22
277/8 May. 9
9
1281/4 Mar 23
1% Feb
Jan
4% %
14
4,300
>
37%
____
21% Mar 28
54% May 28
15
1% Jan
66
7
11%
\
par
24% May
8
115% Jan 14
35
Apr
36% Dec
% Mar
1134
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10
I_lo
IIIII_1
Inc
12%
*44%
Cigars Inc
]\jo par
(James B) Distilling~Co
JL2'
Beatrice Foods Co com
No
49'/a Mar 14
103
82 '/a Apr
Apr
Bayuk
29
3
Lomb Inc
12%
10%
Beam
26
20% Mar
I_
4%
56%
11%
89
1
~50
Corp__II_II
Works
41% Jan
22% Mar
Feb
52% Jan
14
Iron
26% May
1
47 % Jan 10
11
61
62% Jun
Bath
6
34% Jan
27
29% M'ar-21
II
4%
56'/2
12
15%
ZIZZZlO
Corp
common
4%
56%
53
1
_
convertible preference!Basic Products
Corp
&
24
24
Inc
Bausch
18% May 29
17% Oct
Barber Oil
Corp_
4%
55%
39%
preferred_10o
Aroostook
31% May 22
36% Oct
1011/2 Oct
Bangor &
21
Jan
29% Jun
96% Mar 28
May
29
4%
'56%
12
*91
__10o
5%
60
4%
55%
102%
100
& Ohio common
non-cumulative
Jun
B_____i00
4%
55%
12
35
No par
com
preferred series
preferred series C
4%
54%
12%
13%
13
4%
553,4
12%
IIIIIi
4%%
May 23
4%
55
ZZ~9
_
Inc
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
40% May 17
46%
&
Oil
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
\
1
9
974
9
2.50
28%
2874
28%
1
574
574
574
5
12%
1274
12i%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
;
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
874
•
574
12%
9%
874
2874
574
2974
x27%
6%
53/4
1274
9
29
»
1274
12i%
9
2774
6
1274
22,100
874
874
271/4
277/8
574
574
25,600
12i%
12,800
12
V
17,800
5,500
14%
1474
14%
1474
141/2
1474
1474
14%
I434
1474
98
9874
9774
9854
98%
9874
98i%
991/4
98%
99'%
5,900
2374
24
23%'
2374
2274
2374
2274
2374
23
231%
8,900
*931/4
94
93%
93%
94i%
94%
*931/4.
9414
*93%
941/4
*54%
55
55
55
55
*541/4
55
*5474
55
*
:■
"
$4.25
conv
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
3
Canadian
Breweries
2
Canadian
Pacific
Ry
Ltd
No par
100
'
No par
10%
10%
25
2774
28'%;
-
1074
•
1074
2774
28'%
*54'/4
*10%
28
1074
101/4
10%
1074
28%
28
28'%
28
60
100
1074
6.700
28'%
17.800
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2160)
...
Monday, May 27, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Mar 16
43% Mar
1
49% Apr
24 Ve May
2
29% Feb
12
15y8 Mar 30
13 % Mar
7
15% Apr
8
24
56
Oct
25
32% Jan
9
Jun
13
96
Jan
8
103
Nov
19
101% Jan
2
108
% Jun
25
64
Dec
27
60% Jan
10
70
May
28
33% Mar 27
41
26% Jun
May 17
22
45
45% Mar 14
•
44% Feb
3
49% Sep
28
26% Oct
26
*36% Jan
36% Jan
8
45% Jan
2
30% May 29
,
23
38% Oct
54
7
4
26
3% Jan
42% Jan
Jun
26
16 J/4 Jun
14% Nov
79
-.
Mar 22
Dec
14
42% Feb
20% Mar
90
2
18 'A
2
4
Jan
15
35% May 22
2
15% Jan
2
47
19
73
May
3
2
33
Jan
7
35% Mar 19
22
4
46V* Jan
2
49% Apr
28
26
46% Apr 19
98% Jan
7
102'A Apr
52% Mar 30
;»
25
25
22% Mar 11
26% May
1
41% Jan
Apr
47% Feb
7
2
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
33% Mar 27
28% May 24
23% Apr
2
11 '/a Apr
17% Oct
33
Jan
4
19% Jan
14
23
23
60% Jan
2
Oct
24
35
Jan
31
3% Oct
24
9% Apr
4
30% Oct
24
49% Feb
16
11
Oct
16
Mar 19
20% Mar 20
3% Mar 11
33% Jan
2
3 8'A Feb
22% Oct
25
91
21
Jun
22
2
16
25 '/a Jan
2
Nov
27
96% Jan
22
100
29% May 29
41% Feb ,16
32% Jan
2
21
May 29
31% Dec
21
29% Feb
12
18
Oct
24
31% Apr
11
15% Jun
25
25% Feb
7
20% May 14
18% Jan
2
3% Oct
24
10% Jan
2
Oct
5
45
Mar 29
44% May 28
75% Oct
9
60
Jan
May 29
Oct 22
62
32
37
6
10
■v
7
Oct
\
May
16% Jan
14
Feb
20
.
2
36% Feb 15
8
17% Feb
29% Jan
17
9% Jan
2
8% Jun
64% Feb
25
22% Feb»
3
13% Jan
2
22% May 15
35% May 21
32% May 24
51% Jan
7
14 V* Oct
22
36% Feb
8
20% Jan
2
19% Oct
24
31% Jan
12
26% Jan
3
14% Nov
30
26% Feb
2
18% Jan
2
19
Jun
22
Feb
20
15% Jun
25
35% May
2
Mar 26
21
18% Jan
4
22
25l/a Feb
14
May 28
8% Oct 24
23% May 13
2
56% Apr
30
25
28% Apr
29
90
101% Jan
2
107
Dec
14
104
27% Jun
25
52% Feb
16
36% Mar 20
Mar 22
Feb
27
94
Jan
29
49% May 13
-
497/B NOV 30
143
July
42
3
140
Mar
1
Mar 27
May 22
47% Jan
19% Nov
27% Jan
26
55
32% May 29
75% Jan 19
*
19% May 29
18% Jun
Nov
9
41
Dec
14
17%
24
9
4
May 15
*22%
23
23
233/8
233/„
23%
900
25c
1
16%
15%
16
15%
153/4
15%
15%
10,300
15%
16)%
15%
16
16
16%
16%
16%
161/s
16:%
8,900
12.50
x57%
59%
58 V*
60
58%
60
57%
59%
57%
58%
347,300
55%
55%
54 V*
55%
55 Va
55V2
55
551/4
55
55%
4,100
28
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,100
92%
93
93
92 Vi
92%
O'Nuts
Full
Corp
Industries
...
Corp
Investing
100
100
No par
Co
Special
.
Clevite
guaranteed
&
May 21
1,900
32%
*32 V*
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
l.OCO
No par
stock
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
Co
21%
22
56V8
551/4
553A
82%
82%
*813A
82%
82%
37%
38%
38
39%
31%
391/4
33
38%
32 %
31
32%
23%
23%.
23
23 %
22%
23%
22%
23%
38
38
52%
52%
54%
30 '
9%
9%
*36%
50.
*81%
37%
38 3/4
313A
233/a
30
39%
31%
•';
5,200
29,000
23%
52,900
38,200
,
16,200
9%
10%
9%
9%
39
38%
38 3A
383/4
38 3/4
52
52
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52%
V 52 %
523/4
53%
54yfl
53%
54%
54
56
36,400
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
28 Va
28%
28 Va
281/2
27,600
14,300
82
82
82
82
70%
71%
69 3/4
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28.%
291/4
283A
29%
9%
10%
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500
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53%
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29%
10
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28 %
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283A
28%
28%
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281/4
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84
83
83
5
70%
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70%
71%
28 %
28%
28%
28 SA
28%
71
70%
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5
>
443A'
.
60
5,600
18,000
451/4
47%
45%
110%
*1091/2
110%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
243/8
10,800
49%
49
48%
49%
48%
49%
46
47Va
1103/4
24%
293/a
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463A
*109%
253/8
24%
-
25
47
110
46%
110
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\
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110
-
14,200
500
110
9%
12%
13
13%
20,300
10%
11
15,400
1
58%
59%
59%
59%
59
591/4
59%
59%
60
com__No par
86'A
863/4
861/4
86%
59%
86 3/4
86%
86%
86%
86%
No par
107V4
1073/8
106%
107
106%
1063/4
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107V4
1,500
A
..100
110%
1103/4
111
111'A
111%
1113/4
111%
111%
2,600
5
32%
33%
32
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
6,900
11,900
Co
Cigar Corp...
of
N
Y
4.12%
pref
conv
Consolidated
series
Foods
Consolidated
18
121/4 Jan 29
10% Jan
413/a Jan
13% May
2
633/a May 16
47% Apr 15
Continental
36 V2 Mar
61% May 20
Control
$3.75
Inc
41%
42 3A
41%
42
40 Vs
41
40 3/a
41%
26V4
261/4
26%
26%
261%
26%
26 3/4
28%
643A
65%
65%
653A
65%
653A
65%
65%
9,200
42
42%
421/4
42%
42%
433/8
433/8
43%
43%
44Va
21,000
441/4
14,500
__1.25
Oil
103%
103%
97%
*97%
97%
97%
97%
28%
273A
28%
*97
,
273A
*941/2
11
49%
*97
97%
.
2 8 3/a
27%
28
96%
*94%
96
11%
IIV4
49%
50
113/4
50
28
*94%
11%
50%
IO8V4
1081/4
*108
96
12%
503/8
109
46V4
46
46%
No par
901/4
901/4
*89%
91%
*90
91%
of
Steel
Corp
5
.1
:
.
5%
5
19%
*19
'
51/4
5
5%
11%
493A
*108
451%
*90
4%
12%.
50%
4
46%
91%
5
370
102
70
103%
97%
*96
271/4
*94%
96
109
103%
5,600
A
12
493A
*108
30
27%
17,600
96
...
12%
222,200
50%
109
,
•
4,100
*90
60
4%
453A
41,200
91%
45%
110
5
9', 100
19%
18%
19
*18%
*18%
18%
2C0
60%
X59%
60
59%
60
59%
59%
17,000
123/4
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
21,000
18%
60
60%
60%
"123/4
12%
12%
12%
613/4
63
„X61%
62%
613A
62%
61 %
62
443A
44%
44%
45%
443A
443A
44%
44%
2,100
56
58 %
52%
57%
53%
55'A
56
57%
322,700
62
62%
7
44V2
443A
50c
59%
61%
5
Delaware
Corp.
5
*19
*94%
43%
*101%
102
103%
102
453/4
Insurance
44%
101%
*103V4
46 'A
:
433A
102
103V4
45%
Continental Motors
Data
44%
101%
103V4
1081/4
Copper & Steel com__2
preferred—
25
Continental
43%
1013/4
104
common—10
convertible
Continental
441/4
102
103
1081/4
preferred
Continental
433A
441/4
44
101%
No par
Inc
111%
65%
common___5
preferred
Can
111,
6,600
19,400
421/4
Corp of America com___5
preferred
I......
.100
$5.50
107
26%
Container
Continental
107
65
No par
___.No par
Lines
<
9%
41%
No par
preferred—
$4.16
preferred...
Baking Co
861/4
9%
26
No par
com
$4.50 preferred
Air
/
49%
1
$4.52
Continental
/
93A
___5
1.33%
Corp
Co
Consumers Power Co
491/4
10
Corp
Laundries
Coal
49 3A
49
12.50
Co
preferred
15
21%
55%
10%
Feb
page 25.
21%
555/a
93/4
643A Feb
see
213/4
551/4
*81%
10%
20
footnotes,
21%
55 V*
123A
17% Jan
For
22%
54"%
10%
583A Jan
53 Va Jan
21%
55%
13
16
2
22%
•
—
10
26
19
21,000
10%
Feb
Feb
92
IOV4
72% Feb
•
91
10%
19
56
931/4
10%
2
56V4 Jan
911/4
10 3/a
48/4 Jan
43% May 29
85% May 29
945/a
No par
Edison
Consol
$5
93%
95%
31%
Inc
Continental
May 16
95
9,900
93A
12V4 May 22
,
32,100
147
123A
50% May 22
53/8
36%
43%
13
25
41/4 Jan
35%
*145
9%
2
13
36%
12%
3
21
35%
9%
50% Jan
24
443/a
147%
36%
13%
1073/4 Dec
25
43%
♦1451/2
36
36%
94%
9%
July 20
26
441/4
147%
36%
36%
31%
-
94% Apr
Feb
43 V4
*145%
123A
Edison
Publishing
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
23
91
44
43 V4
147%
.43
1
Nast
Mills
94
87'A Jan
42%
*145%.
43%
148
Electronics Industries
Conde
291/2 May 10
Oct
42%
13,500
10
Commonwealth
18
Dec
41%
29,500
4,700
23% Jan
4
42V4
40%
37%
1
9
10
42%
42 3/a
43
82%
,.100
3
471/4 May 29
8% Jun 25
40%
4OV2
40
691/4
*391/2
35%
common
941/2 Jan
4
*67%
40%
31%
preferred
12
881/2 Apr
8% Feb
691/4
*39 Va
82%
Solvents
453A Apr
102% Jan
3
*67%
40%
*813A
Inc
105
Jan
691/4
*39 Va
55
..No par
15
82
*67%
40%
22%
.5
320
104
104
68 V*
*39 Va
93 %
1
common..
23
46% May 15
105
67 Va
40%
36
50c
preferred
98 3/4 Apr
42% Mar 29
105
105
17,800
Ry—
1st
1021/4 Apr
Jun
105
104
67%
41%
_i
B
7
29
104
104
67 Va
50
common.
27
38
103'A
*45 Va
*39 %
gtd—50
series
23
109% Apr
41
32 %
101 '/a Dec
2
2,300
13,600
1041/a Nov
2
83%
411/4
643/8
331/4 May 29
3
943A Jan
2
971/4 Jan
5
8%
451/2
Consolidation
Jan
8%
64
45
6% Jan
8V4
41%
2
433A Apr
8 3/8
64 3/4
35Va Jan
106
8'A
451/2
20
8% Mar 15
4,000
8%
64V4
457/a Feb
24
29
45
America
Iron
Combustion
4%
283/4
41 Va
42 % Apr
24
283A
65
22
Mar 25
28%
45%
Consolidated Natural Gas
93
283/4
41%
291/4 Feb
9
28%
64%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
Cone
1,000
283/4
No par
System
conv
22%
1
Columbia Pictures
41/2%
223/8
45V4
1
Southern
Commercial
22%
41V*
4%
noncumulative
$4.25
22%
8%
8%
23
65
No par
of
'2,100
22%
45%
Corp__
&
19,700
22%
28 V*
28
8%
21,700
67%
*22%
22%
28
42%
114
41V4
66% May 16
5% Oct
22%
-42%
64%
Co
preferred
42 3A
353A May 29
113%
42 3/4
41
3
101
67 Va
1143/4
42 3/a
45 V4
2
Jan
673A
1131%
114 V»
114
64%
241/2 Jan
2
67Va
1141/4
113%
114
41%
563A Jan
941/2 Apr
673A
45%
30
15
423/4
67
49
63%
36V4 Mar 16
Aug
42'A
66%
40%
653/8 Apr
92
49
42 3A
66
6,ICO
45
preferred
1
28% Mar
48%
42%
66%
114
No par
Aikman
13
25
48%
42%
48%
660
360
49
48%
66
1
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
4%
49 V*
1063/4
48%
10
Co
Fuel
49
*104
1043/4
common.15
Co
.".
Corp
104%
105
230
No par
Iron
Peabody & Co common
5 % %
105
105%
42 V*
5
7%
$3.50
92%
92
*105
105%
105%
No par
Corporation
Cluett
92
92
92
5
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
>
Feb
4
1,700
23%
35
18
3,500
28,400
15%
115% Feb
Jan
2C0
7,500
*22%
16
25
24%
16%
28
Apr
22
V:
23
Feb
27
22
13,300
59%
16
271/2 Apr
333/8 Feb
14
20
23
109
50% Feb
11%
*19%
5
Oil
Cotton
$5
29
*11
20
9,900
25
19
27% Jan
11%
*19%
17,000
Jan
IIIV4 Feb
*11
20
23 3A
109
3
21
60
11%
*19%
32%
Inc
Mar 20
60%
*11
25
pfd
100
System_2.50
443/a Jan
60
11%
25
Gas
25
60'A
20
23%
Columbia
Feb
593A
60 V4
19,200
104
313/4
18
171/4 Jun
*19%
600
63%
*97
24%
1053/4 Apr
Jun
11%
19%
63 %
63%
104
23%
Consol
96
11%
*19%
*97
42
31%
May 21
74
59%
*10%
62%
63
104
*41 %
42
233A
15
3
60
62%
*96 V4
62%
104
'
31%
89% Feb
89% Jan
59%
*95
104
42
42
42
24
Broadcasting
29% May 22
48 3/4 Feb 18
61%
62%
*99%
42
23%
Columbia
8
4
62
42
24
19
Feb
4OV2 Mar
42%
32%
2
30% Oct
42%
3,800
23%
Colonial
6
33,900
233A
81% Jan
2
8,600
7%
31%
Consolidated
Jan
211/4
7Va
31%
17
39
21
2OV2
7%
24%
61% Apr
27
20 3A
21%
7%
24
2
24
20%
21%
7%
31'A
491/2 Jan
May 28
203/4
213/4
6%
23%
4
46
21
21»A
7%
*23%
12V4 Feb
21% Oct
20 3/4
21%
7V4
24%
1
25% Jun
21'A
21%
7%
24
83A May
2
20%
21%
7%
31%
18
491/2 Jan,
21%
21%
24%
Apr
113% Mar 30
21
1
1
5
1.25
31 %
Colorado
83
45,800
23%
10% Apr 29
143/4 Mayl4
25
33
7,000
J
Jun
32%
13,500
8% Jan
May 29
331/8
34%
10'A May
96
323/4
20%
7
25
33Va
34
4
19
32%
20i%
15% Feb
107V4 Oct
323/4
341/4
11% Jan
May 29
32
21%
44'A Jan
103
32%
33 s,a
2
27
32
9,000
34%
453A Jan
83% Dec
8,700
21%
22
65V4 May 28
280
39%
391/8
34%
16
1053/4 Jan
•
1021/2
38 Va
21V4
37 % Mar 23
5
102%
39'A
213^
55% Jan
5OV2 Dec
102 Va
391/4
35%
25
25
*1013/4
393A
29
21
27
Jun
101 v.
39 Va
28%
*102
33%
Jun
30
28%
101 V4
39 Va
29
102
34
19
21
28%
102%
39%
28%
102
x39%
21
10% Apr
29% May 10
28 5A
33%
39
77 V4 Jan
28%
20%
23% May 15
22V4 Jan
4,500
283A
28%
61%
3
523/4 May 16
13,500
61%
2
Apr
29,300
4Va
46%
'/a
61%
Collins
21
251/4
4
46
4
61%
15% Jun
13
24%
46
4
60%
67
3
251%
45%
4%
38
24% Mar 19
25
24V4
453/8
14%
72% Mar 16
24
241/4
4
44 3A
61%
313/8 Feb
Oct
23%
41/4
44%
373/4
May 29
20% May 29
7% Jun
24%
4
44%
14
26
8
23%
41/4
44Vt
6IV2
79% Jan
11V4 Oct
24%
4%
44V4
37%
Collins Radio
2
23%
141/4
4
May 29
24,300
61%
203A
17
35
14%
13%
Jan
5
14
37%
39% May 24
30
34
141%
141/4
33
Jan
14
373/4
8% Jan
16
14%
14
2
26% Jan
41
14 %
61 %
32% Jan
■■
14%
37%
5
18
Jun
141/4
14 V4
22%. Jan
Jan
30% Apr
69
143/4
37
84% Mar
24
31
14%
7,000
13%
56% May 23
56% Apr
25
32,400
61
2
42% Jan
Jun
900
271/4
37
17
7
14
11%
26%
13%
21
45% Dec
Oct
*11%
27%
Coca-Cola
31% May 28
22
11%
26%
37%
Apr
Jan
11%
27%
36% May 22
96% May
41
28%
11%
27 Va
13%
31% Apr
Mar 19,
29%
29%
*11 Va
36%
Colorado
51
29%
293/4
11%
271/4
42%
3
Jan"
30
29%
111/2
22
20% Jan
48% Jan
293A
29%
*145%
20
1118% Mar 15
~7% Oct~22
30
30
210
9,200
A 21,400
22%
41% Jan
41% Jan
1
27
421/4
101
22
80
Jan
81"% May
34% Dec
25%
413/4
3.25
May 14
84% Jan
103% Jan
May 29
25%
42%
preferred
100
Coastal States Gas Producing_33%c
147
28% Feb
70
8
25%
413/4
22%
When issued
39% May 10
31% May 29
3
25%
42%
22 V*
32% May 22
134% Jan
25y8
4IV2
22
32% May 23
44% May 13
25%
42%
1
Cleveland Electric Ilium
12
25%
42
100%
22
Cleveland-Cliffs
37% Feb
100%
253/8
42%
1
$4.40 conv preferred
11,
12
100'A
253A
101
1001/2
2,400
26%
40
68% Jan
23
48%
11%
Corp—.
Motors
45% May 16
31% Oct
100
15,000
1
41% May 22
68 V* May 21
j;
101
100
343/8
"
42
-10
63 'A Mar
105
77
27
Inc
37% Jan
8
18%
47%
11%
Co
29% Feb
17
101
5,000
18%
*75 Va
■•:/
26%
Corp
Products
4
22
76
5
2
Jan
49%
110,400
253/8
100%
No par
Co
Gotham
Belt
;
'■
900
8,300
>
No par
Co
Industries
18
Apr
3,400
*461/2
101
70% Apr
.;
50
1,300
30
48%
48% J an
36% Jan
77
491/4
38% Jan
64
18%
47
48%
9
99
18%
47
*75
18%
491/4
27
4
18%
491/4
26
17
/
49
11
12
600
23.7C0
■
941/4
29%
49
9% Jan
Oct
29%
48'A
com
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
'
Clark Equipment Co
65% Oct
183/4
;
48%
Light
14
37 Va Apr
57
Jan
181/2
18 3A
'
29%
30%
34
Feb
102
93%
34'A
31
6
29%
//■■>■
45%
143%
34
24% Jan
3
'
54,600
26%
45%
*142
93%
9,700
42 %
*26
46 V4
...142
93%
94%
30
26 V4
45%
142
590
4'A
42
34%
City
3
29
26 Va
46%
143
*93%
94
42%
4%
341/4
30
33% Feb
94
„
29
18%
*47
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp.
No par
Cities Service Co common:
10
115% May 13
58% Jan
94
10 %
41%
26
45%
*141 %
141'/2
50
75
4%
341/4
4%
preferred
4%% preferred
106% Mar 19
96% Jan
93%
26
46
141%
10%
75
Va
34
26% Jan
Jun
'
41%
25%
45 %
45%
10%
76%
4
3 4'/a
20% Jan
Jun
25%
25%
143
41 %
10V4
75 V*
4%
41%
41'
4%
34
1
53
25%
45 Va
*141V*
4%
*75
35% Feb
31% Oct
41%"' 41%
75
75
4%
*47
97% May 29
1
18% Nov
23%
91,800
4%
75
29
8% Jan
10%
' 76
10%
75
75%
4 % "
49%
26
7
9%
9%
10
75%
75
46% Feb
Feb
70,100
*47
68% Apr
14
61V*
8
76%
55% Jan
31
60 3
49%
41% Mar 20
8% Dec
62%
61
'
*75
5
Mar 23
62%
33
8
37
60%
3IV2
112% Feb
27
63
341/2
49% Mar 21
Jun
100
61%
32
59% Feb
20
33%
351/4
27
Jan
49%
*32%
34%
24
106
9%
49%
33%
63%
61%-
50
*32%
35
Jun
2
8.6C0
*49%-
33%
33%
44% Oct
32
43
50
*32%
34%
Chrysler
May 21
49 % Jan
42%
*49 %
33
32 Va
Chris-Craft
27% Apr
42%
50
18 K
Chock
29
42%
42%
43%
33
461/4.
15
Oct
4,100
17 3/4
23
50% Mar 19
40%
451%
18% Apr
93
40%
181/4
18 V* Jan
36% May 29
41
42 %
45%
Mar 19
87% July 10
40%
I8V4
12 % Mar 18
60
4,000
40%
33%
*33
-
68%
45%
15
6
*49%
300
683/4
I8V4
2
May
42%
49%
107 %
69
45 %
4
51
42%
49%
*106%
68 Va
181/4
Jan
—-r.
42'/a
3,100
106 Va
69%
40%
1
443A
33% Jan
29
13
40%
107
69
108
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8:5o
When issued
8.50
V.
Mar 29
28
x40%
41
106 Va
13%
Chickasha
61% May 24
20
69%
13%
Ry com.-lo
5% preferred
50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No par
5% series A non-cum pfd.___100
Chicago & North Westn com.No par
5%
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
^.No par
14 V* May 21
5
69%
40%
Chicago Great Western
24% May 24
38% May
8
24
106%
69%
-
5,500
4.800
13%
18'A
Class A
8
14% Jan
106%
106%
69
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
15
19
13%
45%
Cliemptron Corp
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
2
11 % May
13%
"
26 V4
18
Checker
•:
.
60% May 22
2
27% Feb
Nov
£
100
2
Jan
9
24
Sep
48
Mar
92
51% Jan
4
13%
♦106
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
63% May 23
20
22% Sep
7 '
3
13%
47%
44%
Chain
16
2
13%
' 14
47
x25%
17'A
Cessna Aircraft Co
30 V* May 10
102% May 24
51% Jan
27
453/8
Chadbourn
Mar 25
26 Va
17'A
Century
4% Mar 13
44
27%
44%
Central Soya
46% May 24
3
47%
27 V*
29
Cerro Corp
Certain-teed
6
Jan
46 %
27 %
13%
No par
/4%% preferred
.100
Central Illinois Pub Service__No par
'
"
Central & South West Corp
2.50
.
25 % May 23
25% Jan
46%
26%
Central Illinois
V
22
40% May 16
34% Jan 17
46
26%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
■
23
19% Feb
Shares
46%
26%
—
:
22% May 13
7% Apr
5
37
11
21% Nov 23
:1;
13% Nov
Jan
1
27 % May 22
2
5% Jan
4
Apr
13% Jan
98
Jan
14% Jan
32
the Week
May 24
—1
Corp
Instruments
Certco
2
Dec
101 % May
May 29
30% Jun
14
36% Jan
25% May 28
Jun 25
35
5
50% Jan
Friday
May 23
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
5
Central Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
5% preferred series B
—100
.
14
May 23
Sales for
Thursday
May 22
46%
47%
1
__20
Celotex Corp common
5% preferred
a
18% May 20
9
22
May 21
?% Feb
77 % Jan
78
Aug 23
July
*
2
23% Jan
51% Nov
17
30% May 21
Jan
19% Sep
93
-
15% Jan
23
68
94% May 24
38% Jan
26% Feb
21
-
9
2
68
14% May 29
Jun 20
2
Mar 13
28 V* May 29
44
143% May
Jan
21
-
May 13
47
36 % Mar
28
13
26% May
20% Jan
19
91
9
4% May 23
42% May 24
133% Ian
9
137% May
•'
10% May 23
80% Jan
34% Mar
22
Jan 10
44
5
29
25
124 % Jan
Jan
3% Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
May 21
45%
.
65% Mar 13
Jan
64% Jan
25
1
22
3
2 % Jun
18% Nov
29
34% Jan
4
29 % Jun
28% Jun
50% Apr
Jan
70
2
July
'
9
Jan
48
9% Jan
4% May 29
44
43% May
3
29 % Jan
Mar 12
77
2
May 21
SALE
Tuesday
May 20
Carborundum Co
5
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carlisle Corp ——..i
No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
5
Carrier Corp common.
10
4%% preferred
50
Carriers & General Corp
1
Carter products Inc
-1
Case (J I) Co common
1
7%
preferred
:
100
6%% 2nd preferred
—1
Caterpillar Tractor
No par
Ceoo Steel Products- Corp
:__10
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred series A_100
10
11
37% Oct
HIGH
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
,
«;
>
17,500
Volume
197
Number 6267
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2161)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
18% Oct
24
34lb Feb
5
22 Va Jan
21
23
27
34% Mar 19
271* Jan
2
12
Jan
2
17% May 23
21% Jan
2
26% Jan
Sep
8s/s Oct
1
18% Oct
23
43
123/4 Jun
25
23 V4 Mar
27Va Oct
26
40
1
4
a
5
90
2
2
38
Apr
Mar 29
60
May 22
Feb
152% Mar
87 Va Jan
27
S6% May 17
21% Mar 12
31
5
Dec
28
36
Oct
24
60% Jan
76 V2 Jan
17
83
5% Dec
91
:•
0 42% Jan
2
V
27
,9
5J
31
Mar 13
-/II % Apr
23 % Jan
4
4
Aug 21
:< 21 % Mar 26
'
ll3,a Oct
30
41
24
Dec
Jun
34% Dec
14
37% Aug
8
91
Aug
12% Oct
7
48
27
5
44
Feb
27
»43
Jan
4
MajV; 3
•96% Jan
10% Jan
2
103
107;Va Feb
25
19
19% Aug 23
6 Va Oct
25
15 *-8 Jan
10
45% Oct
3
70 lb Jan
29
9"e. May 29
19% Dec 28
1230 Feb
13
20
Jun
7
Jan
17 % Jan
2
7% May
3
52% Jan
■
'Mar
10
4
2
19 % Jan
3
13% Feb
20
6 la Jan
2
25
35
8V2 Dec
28
14 lb Feb
14 Va Jun
27
20 Va
25% Jan
Mar 13
31V8 May 29
78
24
Mav 15
21% May -
1
$2
25
C
4pr
>
7'~ May
7
23% May 22
-■6% Feb 14
39% Feb
3
Seal
22%
23%
3,500
36%
22Va
36%
22 Va
36%
19,300
37Va
37
371/4
4,400
59 lb
93,800
167'A
5,400
58%
59%
166%
167%
166 V2
*88'/a
167%
*8813
89 Va
*88 lb
891/2
*88 lb
*92%
93'A
Curtis
S4
prior
$1.60
*92%
12%
93'A
*92%
*12%
12%
12%
12 Va
*121/4
5
5%
5'/a
47 lb
47
83%
*82
11%
11%
11%
23%
22%
17%
17
36 Va
36%
*45
5
20 Va
*104%
20%
5
19%
*105
20%
84%.
1
6%
No par
31%
36%
11%
11%
11%
12
23%
*23 Va
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
17%
17%
17%
35
35%
*45
*82!A
■
36%
46
4,700
3,200
22 Va
2,200
17V4
17%
19,400
35%
36%
38,900
46
54 Va
45
45
52%
200
53%
51 -1
52%
51%
52
97
97
57%
16,900
97 %
98
20%
20%
98
21 Va
106
'105
20
8 %
20 7
106
8
8
1C5
20 %
20%
8%
*58 %
11 %
11 Va
*11
23 %
23%
23 '/a
6%
7 Va
6%
*58
•
7
31%
10'A
2 l'/a
23%
20%.
105
106
.
'20
20%
8 'A
61
11 "A
31%
X22
36Va
*45
23
31%
84'/a
98
8%
340
21 Vb
63,600
106
400
201/4
2,900
81/4
6,600
81/4
61
*58
60','4
11%
*11
11V2
1,200
23%
2,400
7%
11,200
23%
7
23%
7Va
7
/
300
3 lib
31%
31%
31%
*10 Va
31%
10 Ve
10 Va
23%
10%
22%
10%
22%
23%
37%
22 Va
37%
23
37%
37 3A
*371/4
61%
37%
vi 700
60%
62
58%
60%
6,900
44%
441%
441/8
441/2
10%
10%
10
22%
23 lb
22%
1
*37%
37%
37%
61%'
62%
61%
61%
10
*82%
84 %
11%
17%
46
1
Inc
84 Va
11%
22 Va
No par
Cutler-Hammer
8,700
1,700
*82
17%
common
.
5 Vb
47%
5
23%
preferred
A
Ve
47%
59
7
400
5 lb
47%
11 lb
■/'
23
.
12%
5%
47%
57
v-
12%
5Va
47%
11%
8
•
•:
11%
12%
5%
*20 Va
8%
57
11'A
Inc__2.50
54
*97
106
8
*55
common-
■>"
55%
57%
19%
100
Stores
"%:*45
54 %
5
35%
46
97%
No par
common
■
58%
167
47%
22%
17%
5%
47
23%
23%
22 %
common
preferred
Curtis-Wright
Class
93 'A
47
No par
Drug
prior
*92%
•82
i.
Publishing
93'A
12 Va
2.50
..
3,200
89Va
931/4
1
Inc
Cunningham
60
166%
89 lb
1
preferred
Press
57%
167%
25
;
S
4 %%>
36%
*C8%
No par
common
Zellerbach Corp
Cuneo
14
24% May 16
38% Feb 26
67% Apr 15
17
23%
25
Corp—
Cudahy Packing Co
14
12% Feb
2
57% Jan
22%
23%
100
preferred-.
preferred
T
63%
?
7
33% Jan
•
Mar 20
22%
23%
*92%
$4.20
preferred
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
5va'7(
convertible preferred-—100
Jan
9
22%
23%
*
166%
15
Jan
24 VB
56%
23
i0
23
x36%
Jan
106
22%
56%
21% Apr
.
17% Jan
19
Aug 16
35 Va Aug 21
47 V2 Oct
3
6
&
23,700
22%
5
common
Cork
9,000
17Vb
17
37 Va
Crown
a,.
100
V
Crown
31%
16%
31%
17%
32
16%
56%
*2t
7
33 lb Jan
22
46% May
oo
4
21 % Mar 29
"•97t
14% Jun
5% Jun
27
2
-Sep
:
37% May 15
271/a
32%
17
31%
16%
23 %
1
convertible
Shares
26%
32
X31%
100
1947
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
20% 8.1.1
2
*28% Feb
24
59% J.tn
22
865s Jun
1 : %
42 % Mar 19
18
5%
the Week
27
16%
23%
37
common
of
ser
preferred
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
25% Feb
Friday
May 24
May 23
26%
100
Works
3%%
'
31%
Sales for
Thursday
27
32%
Coty International Corp class A- lc
24% Feb
19 Vb Feb' 12
26'A
23%
5
Crane
14% Jan
26
27%
_
26%
16
-
1
5
preferred-.
Co
26%
50c
preferred
Inc
Coty
26%
PRICES
Mav '22
32
1
11
Ai-r
28
—5
Co
Glass
3%%
2 6 lb
SALE
Wednesday
Mav •>!
_5
25
83% Jan
24
Products
Tuesday
at
America
3Va%
5% Apr
18
Oct
Corn
10
15% Jan
2
of
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
A^r
5
81% Apr
Co
Corning
Apr
93
21V
11% May 10
4% Mar 21
17
Dec
22
17 3 % Ha y
6
24
Feb
22% Jun
;
15
32% Jan
Oct
26'
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1J
Ap.'
.16 lb Jan
11
1134 Oct
3n
Mar 21
1943/4 Mar 19
14
3Ionday
>
Controls
24% Mav 13
49
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
27 la May 2 4
6
60% Mar 28
27
Dec
92 % Jan
18
Jan
433
May 28
105 V» Jun
87
15 Va Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
2,200
700
47,800
D
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
86 V2 Jan
5
91
Dec
12
15% Feb
7
11
May 29
9 % Jun
25
40'A Jan
46
Feb
25
3
92
Feb
4
13
18% Mar 12
7
69 la Apr
7
2
16 Va
Jan
13% Jan
2
May 24
20% May 21
Dana
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Dan
River
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
—1
43%
44
43%
100
*89 Va
91
*89%
5
14%
14%
50c
Mills
19%
19%
28%
Inc
14%
43%
43%
91
*89 lb
14%
14%
44Va
91
*89 Va
14%
14%
91
*89Va
15%
15%
6,300
91
16%
56,700
29,100
20% May 29
77 Va July 27
78 Va Aug
2
29 Va Jan
2
27
Jan
30
19%
Jan
20%
19%
20 Va
19%
20
20
31
82
Mar
4
86
29 Ve
19%
85'/a Dec
2
Preferred
28%
29
Jan
3.75%
2 9'A
29Va
29%
29%
84 Va Mar
4
87
85
Jan
85
7,400
31
85
29 Va
Dec
*84 Va
29 »/8
86
18
Preferred
85 Va
series B
100
85 Va
85 V2
85V2
:
Dec
13
87
86
85Va
87
*84 Va
85 '/a
81v2 Aug 30
34 V2 May 28
41 Va Oct
2
3.75%
May 10
90
Jan
*84%
86
29
Preferred
*84 Va
86
3.90%
series
86
100
*88
85'/a
16
45
Va Feb
18
*88
85Va
51% Apr
57 Va Feb
89
89
*88
89
89
89
50c
20
51 Va Jan
2
*45%
*88 Va
46 '/a
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
66 Va
66%
66
No par
66%
66
21 Va
21%
21%
211/4
66%
21%
30,100
15
18% Mar 27
46 Va Jan
3
67
700
13
67'A
45 3A
20 lb Dec
66%
45%
12Va Jun
1
45%
27
38 V4 Jun
26
55% Feb
21Vs Jun
15
29 Va Feb
15 Va Jun
25
Nov
12
12 Va Mar
20
26
15
22VaJan
7 Va May 29
30
36Va Mar
1
_
21
.
Feb
6
18
2
19Va Jan
;
9
9% Jan
2
31
31% Dec
31 % Jan
2
46
31
25
Apr
Decca
Records
67% May 21
22% Feb
Delaware
&
13
Delaware
Power
Lines
22% May 21
13% May
8
34% Jan 29
Air
Detroit
4
10% Jan
2
10
31 lb Jan
24
12
46% Jan
45% Jan
3
54% Feb
3
58% May
3
12% Jan 15
Diamond
2
9% Oct
25
27 Va Jan
22
15
10 v* Oct
18
17% Feb
11% Oct
26
Oct
23
35% Jun
25
12Vt Jun
40% Feb
16
Mar 22
19
Detroit Steel Corp
Vilbiss Co
Diamond Alkali
16
2
11% Mar
6
15% May 14
DiGiorgio
8
23% May
36% May
9
Diners'
(The)
2
Disney
(Walt)
27% Jan
43% Jan
48 Va Mar 23
2
2
49
Apr
22
Diana
Stores
3
19
Jan
3
28%
Iviay 22
5
21% Jan
3
30
Apr
22% May 29
16 Va Jun 25
31% July 18
23 Va Jan
2
28% Mar 19
Dome
25% Jan
'2
19
6
21% Jan
28
24
Dec
7
17 Va Jun
27
37% Jan
Jun
17 Va Oct
27
20% Jan
26
24 Va
16 Va May 29
40
24
Apr
72% Jan
23
24
32
Mar
5
31
Feb
55
8
May 29
22
Jun
26
61
May 27
11
Oct
24
25
Jan
16
6% May 29
164 Va Jun 27
13
Feb
26
254% Mar 14
233
101 Va Jun
114
Apr
Mar
4
2
21% Mar
13
5
22
:223a Jan
43
Jan
4
Mar 26
22% Jan
'■
4
20 V2 May 29
Mar
23
6
11
2
10
13 lb Jan
2
10Va Jan
29
27
13lb May 24
Jan
7
105% Apr
22
256% May
9
109% Mar 15
81 Va July 12
97 Va Apr
24 Va May 29
32 Va Mar 22
Apr
30% Jan
39
Jan
5
44
Sep
14
42
Feb
4
44
Jan
2
48
July 10
46
Jan
2
84
27
18% May 17
63% May 17
14% Jan 17
10
33% May 16
44 Va Apr
2
49 V2 Feb
11
.42% Jan
12
47
Mar 27
43 Va Apr
15
45 va Jan
19
49 Va
May 25
47% Apr
26
50
43% Jan
2
1
48
Jan
50
$3.75
Mar 21
45
Feb
8
7
Oct
17
48 Va Jun
23% Oct
25
46
July 13
29% Feb 19
23
May 29
13
> 48
48 Va
May
Jan
17% Mar
16'A Dec
12
11% Apr
33 Ve Dec
13
25% May
3
4
24% Apr
24% Feb
23
Eastern
Apr
16
46% Jan
2
90
Jan
2
30
May 28
52
Jun
25
89
Jan
18
22
May 29
95
Feb
26
20
Jun
27
46% Nov
1
2
60% Mar 14
101 Va May 17
93 Va Dec
7
21 Va Jan
4
12% Jan
2
115% Mar 15
106% Jan
2
18 V2 May 23
122% Apr 26
4
101
9
40% Mar 23
88 V2 Jan
,94
3
98 lb Mar
34 Va Jan
2
fill lb May 22
52 V8 Mar 20
Nov
101
37 Va Nov
63% Mar
30
18
Eaton
18
Echlin
60
Jan
14
95 V2 Apr
5
30
Jan
2
Jan
29
100
Jan
29
30
32 % Jan
18
30
27
100
7
39% May 21
59% May
2
31% Apr 30
5
49 V2 Jan
2
27
33% Jap
30
26 V2 Jan
2
24
6% Jan
2
25
56 Va
Feb
16
50
2
23% Sep
24
38% Dec
17
6% Apr
58
Apr
31% Mar
8
51
25
16
Jan
5
9% Jan
2
May 22
12% Jan 24
20 Va
5%
Feb
Jan
21
15 V8 Oct
19
26% Jan
26
17 Va Jan
2
22 Va Oct
24
42
13
27% Jan
3
Feb
7% Oct
24
15% Mar 16
28 Va Jun
15
39 Va Mar 15
35 Va Jun
25
49
12
Oct
24
55
Jun
21
i8% May 29
34% Mar
23 Vb
May 20
76
May 20
27% May 21
45% May 16
5
21 Va Jan
2
61
Jun
25
30
1
19% Jan
26
38
34% Sep
27
49% Apr
9
Jun
14
46% Mar 14
21% Feb-7
14
23 Va Mar 12
70 lb Mar 21
HVa Feb
2
9V2 Jan
2
15 Va
32% Jan
2
50
52% Feb
21
25
38 Va
Nov
For
27
24
39 lb Mar
.footnotes,
8
see page
Jan
May
2
6
prior
48
12 Va
12
12 Va
11%
12 Va
15
151/4
15
15Va
14%
15
20%
21%
19%
20%
19%
20 >/a
27%
34%
35%
34%
35'/a
35%
36
35V4
351/2
47 Vb
471/4
47'A
471/4
47
471/2
4,100
X27%
28%
2 7'A
28
26%
27 'A
13,400
14%
48
1
27%
x47
27%
47%
27%
•
/
8,600
6,500
24,500
7,900
27 Va
28 va
28
27%
27Va
26%
271/4
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 lb
20%
20%
5,500
20 Va
20'/a
20 Ve
20%
20 Va
201/4
20
20 Va
4,200
25%
26
.
26 va
27%
25%
26%
25%
25%
261/4
6,500
25%
25%
17,900
241/2
241/4
24%
24%
24%
22,500
27
261/2
27%
26%
27-
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
1
27
27%
27 Va
27%
x26%
5
64 %
64 %
63%
64%
63%
641/4
63
63%
61%
63
25%
36,800
25%
25%
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
26'A
26 %
x24 Va
39,700
„1
25
24'A
24%
24%
24Va
24
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
63%
61 Va
62 Va
X61%
61%
13%
.
181/2
63
13%
13%
12%
13%
13%
13%
24Va
24
5,500
24Va
2,700
17%
18 Vb
17%
18
7,600
60
6IV2
60%
60%
2,700
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,000
'
12%
12%
12%
12Va
131/2
23,400
249
251 Va
251%
254'A
X253 Va
254
251'/2
253
251
252'A
11,400
108%
108%
108 va
108 %
108%
108%
108
1081/4
108%
108%
No par
87 '/a
88
87%
87%
87 Va
87 Va
*87
5
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
44
44
44
5
com
50
*43 Va
44
*43 Va
50
♦47
47 Va
*47
47 Va
*46
46 Va
46
46%
50
*48 Va
49 va
50
*46 Va
47
50
*48
*48%
47
12%
121/2
33Va
*44
471/2
48
12%
12%
88
*87
1,700
88
400
331/2
33
33%
13,800
441/2
*44
44%
820
49
49
49
46 Va
*46 Vb
461/2
*46'/a
*48 Va
49
*48 '/a
49
*48 Va
49
47
*46 '/a
70
46'/a
49
4
6'A
380
47
'47
47%
*47%
47 V2
48%
*48
48%
48%
48%
*48V4
49'/2
*48%
491/2
50
5
17 Va
17%
18
18
18
18
'18
18Va
18
18 Va
3,100
1
12 Vb
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
121/4
12
12%
21,200
2
—
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
27
26%
26V2
1,200
24
24
23
com
Inc
47
12'/a'
*26 Va
$3.60
10
Steel
Co
960
Paso
Natural
Air
May 14
15
May
1
32% Apr 19
6
May 22
101
IOIV2
18%
IOO'/b
18 Va
181/2
18'A,
18%
30,100
114%
112%
113%
112%
113%
112%
113%
30,600
101
*99%
101
lOO'A
18 ;/•
Empire
District
%
*100 Va
101 Va
V
430
99%
♦99%
99%
99%
210
36V4
36%
36V4
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
9,900
11%
11%
11%
11'/a
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
7,300
55 3
l
99%
36%
UVa
56
55'A
54%
*54
55»/4
54
54
95
*941%
95
*98%
541/4
94Va
941/2
*94%
29%
29%
55%
94 Va
a
*94
29Va
29%
29%
*98%
101
101
*98%
29%
29%
'V
*981/8
101
39
'
*94%
29%
29%
101
*98%
39
39
1,500
95
29%
.
50
15,500
101
39%
39
39%
59%
59 Va
59%
59%
59%
591/4
59%
59%
59%
3,700
30%
30%
30%
311/4
30 Va
30%
30%
31%
31
Va
31%
11,900
shrs—10s
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
12,200
10
5514
55%
54%
54%
5%
54%
551/4
54%
551/4
54%
54%
2,500
1
47%
49
48%
50%
48%
51
48%
50%
49%
49%
51,000
5
11
11%
10%
Hi/4
11'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10,700
xl9%
44,600
15,900
CO
38 Va
38%
6
Electric
19'/a
19%
19
19Va
19
19 Va
35%
36
35%
36
35%
36%
9%
10
9%
9%
40
40
39%
401/4
40%
1,600
55 3a
55%
541%
55
9%
40%
54%
55
491/4
481/4
48%
48%
49%
4,900
1,300
11,000
36
35%
9%
10
9%
20c
Co
40%
41
40%
41
54 Va
55%
54'A
55%
49
491/4
*48
10
I
9%
.
*47% 7 48%
21%
23
221/a
22%
21%
22%
76
77
76
76
75
76
75%
76
27%
2 7'A
27%
27 Vb
27%
26%
27 Va
26%
27%
44 Va
1
8.50
447/n
44 Va
44%
44 lb
44 Va
431/8
44
*42%
43%
8,500
3,500
Co com No par
3%
24,600
221/4
23 Va
*76
3%
31/4
100
*17%
*59 V2
31/4
17%
18
50
61V2
*59 Va
l-
15
15%
15
5
14%
15
14%
3%
3%
3lb
3%
18
22V4
6,400
75%
22%
—100
Co
9%
27
Corp common__10
preferred
3,400
19V2
19%
35 Va
7.50
Co
.
39%
36
19 Va
1
5
Co
Phonograph
Freight Corp-
Manufacturing
18
36%
v
3
Mfg
*100'/a
3%
3%
18
17%
18
590
7 520
18
17'A
17%
61%
61 lb
61 Va
15V8
15
151/4
15
151/4
15
15%
7,000
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,700
*611%
62%
*61%
10
62%
4lV4 May 22
Eversharp
Inc
1
38 Va
39%
39%
41
39%
411/4
391%
40%
39%
40%
52,400
46% Feb
7
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
3
41%
41%
41
41%
41 %
41%
41'A
42'A
41%
41%
-8,600
48 lb
2
Factor
(Max)
1
45 %
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
46%
47 Va
46%
47
49% May
1
16% Jan 14
Fafnir
Bearing
10
47%
47%
47 Va
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
11%
*47%
11%
47 lb
12 Ve "
11 %
11
12
12%
12%
11%
11%
900
2,000
5 lb
5
5 %
5
5%
35,400
May
6 Va Jan
11
18% Jan
10
50 Va Jan
14
8% Feb
6
f
&
Co
Morse
Fairbanks
i
class A
Co
Fairbanks
,
Whitney
$1.50
&
Co
No par
Corp com
convertible preferred
2
50 % Mar
5
51% Jan
8
30'A Jan
3
37% Apr
16
,26% May 24
5%
junior
preferred
Brewing
Corp
_50
1"
.
36%
6 %
25
*50 lb
35 lb
.
38
5 Va
5
5%
••
5
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
37%
38%
37'A
37%
37
6%
6%
6%
25%
25%
16%
38%
6 %
'
6%
25%
*50%
51
35%
lb
37 %
16%
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont Foods Co common
50c
Falstaff
5
1
.
22% Jan
25.
*99%
4,000
38 Va
Inc_
Emhart
4%
17 Va
113V4
92,400
'
'59%
Gas
Endicott Johnson
100 la
17%
7,000
22%
1
&
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR
100
23%
58%
5
Storage Battery
El
100 Va
24
5
Co
Electric
Watch
22'A
58%
100
of Amer
Amer
Associates
221/4
58V8
2.50
.
&
National
21%
58%
113%
100
Electric
Electronic
22
17%
1
common
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Electric Bond & Share
Elgin
23%
21%
58%
112%
:1
common—
Mus Ind
23%
22%
60
10
50
4%% preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
23%
21%
58%
100
100
preferred
Edison Bros Stores Inc
23lb
22%
60 Va
2.50
Corp
common-.
Manufacturing Co^
Manufacturing Co
4%% preferred
Ekco Products Co
23%
21%
60
1
-
Assn com
preferred
Kodak
•'•'•.i
37% Jap ; 3
47% May 20
2
llVa Jan
d
14 Anr 16
13
19 Va May 29
27 Va Oct
12
15
34%
common
Evans Products
13 3A Jan
3
.
5V2 May 29-
Jan
6
6lib May 22
16 V8 Jan 25
9
31
12 Va
21Va
14%
2
5%
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co_
Eurofund Inc_—
2
8% Feb
34%
1.25
(E I)
13
Mar
16
2.50
1
13
Jan
Nov
12
x21Ve
23
-
4% Feb
14
May 29
12%
22%
1
21% Feb
36%
15
12
.14%
Inc
2% Jan
27
4.
7,300
-
58% Mar 11
23
29
57%
No par
14 % Jan
Jun
May 29 >
57%
!
9
May 17
20 Va Jan
571/2
1
3
16% Oct
10% Oct
11
Jan
Jan
57%
:
Stainless
Emery
Jan
Jan
12
57 Va
5
43
14
11% Nov
57 Va
No par
Electric
*63
57
7,100
58%
Sons_
Fuel
Radio
2
4 lb Jan-
57%
52,100
_50c
Lines
Emerson
Aug 22
26% Feb
5 7 lb
50
Emerson
Mar
23 y4 Jan
57%
1
No par
Apr 22
36V2 May
9
11V2 Jan 24
51
47 va Jan
24
l
8
57% May 14
34 Va May 29
"2
Oct 30
8'%
Mar 20
1
54% May 21
42% Jan
2
lb" Mar
68
9
4Va%
Eastern
Eastman
Feb
24
92 Va Jan
26
Air
Eastern Gas &
Apr
4 V4 Sep
41
Jun
Jun
51%
Cigar Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
$1 conv preference
15
22% Jun
8
51%
DWG
37% Jan
Jan
Aug 23
33% Nov
51'A
14
E
19
July
511/4
Eagle-Picher Co
14
20% Jan
101
52%
preferred
4
16
7
500
51%
$2.10 preferred
4
13
25
33%
preferred
31% Jan
23
24
15,000
13%
preferred
15% Jan
24% Feb
Jun
331
32%
131/2
preferred
4.10%
15,700
18,100
*33 %
-
Light Co
2
55% Feb
9 Va Oct
31
13%
33%
preferred
4.20%
13%
33
13%
1
9
27% Jan
85
4%
7
131/2
32%
1
Nemours
20% Jan
23
97% Mar
22
Jan
Va Mar
131/4
*33%
Co_
29
15% July
3
31% May 29
8OV2 Jun 22
18% Oct
47
13%
32%
14Va
$3.50 preferred
$4.15
22 3/8
13
32 Va
33%
Corp
Duquesne
22
13 '/a
32%
13%
$4.50 preferred
89% Mar 26
2
22%
12%
32%
*33 Va
50c
Co
Chemicals
de
22%
13%
32%
.2.50
Dunhill International
Pont
2,100
22%
12%
32%
13%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
du
27%
52 va
Dresser Industries
Duplan
27 »/8
34
;
Power
271/2
No par
Chemical
Duke
5,800
27
12%
Corp
DuBols
27
22%
_No par
Donnelley (R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
26% May 22
25% Jan 15
27
22%
47,300
52
Inc
Dover
Dow
27%
22%
541/2
52%
33%
Ltd
14
1
27 Va
22 Va
541/4
51V2
13
Co
Fund
24
May
27
8,200
55
521/2
34
Productions-.
30
66
27
211/4
52 Va
Club Inc
Mines
,,51 Va
12%
Corp
Corp
29% Apr
29%. Jan
1,6 Va Jan
f.
Pepper
54lb
51Va
52
Corp
28% Apr
53% Apr
,
Dr.
54 %
50%
34
Fruit
Dominick
20% Dec
23
53%
50%
_i
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne Corp
:
21% Jan
22% Dec
21%
54 %
10
15
Distillers
22
May 29
15
21 Va
53%
47%
180
20
91
—No par
•
Co
National
18% Jan
21%
54 Va
49 Va
22 Va
•
67%
21%
54
3
10
De
10% Jan
23% Mar 26
21
34
!
*84Va
48 Ve
Light Co— -6.75
Edison
18 % Jan
14% Apr
&
Inc
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No
par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
1
69
53% Jan
Hudson
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
34% Jan
24
Inc
Delta
16
30
Oct
100
C
55 Va May 16
26
40
A
52% May 24
24
Feb
common—7
series
28 va Apr
9% Oct
26% Oct
,
Light
Deere & Co
37% Oct
.
&
-
..
35%
6
25%
2 5'A
25
51
50 lb
50 Va
*50%
36%
35%
35%
35%
6% '
2,800
,
16%
1,100
37%
19,200
6 lb
6%
15,100
25%
26 Va
51
50 %
50%
110
36 Va
36
36%
12,600
25%
6,800
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2162)
.
.
.
Monday, May. 27, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
May 28
29
Mar 29
26% Jan
8
34
Apr
30
Family
25
28
Jan
2
173A Jan
2
233A Feb
19
Fansteel
6% Jun
14
10 y4 Mar 13
8% Jan
2
9% May 16
153/4 Jan
2
19% May 17
44% Jan 29
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
5
37 % Mar 12
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
6% Oct
24
14'A Feb
2
14% Oct
25
22 JA Feb
7
30% Oct
25
44% Feb
7
31
16 % Jan
8
54% Jan
2
42 % Jan
2
49% Apr
Dec
6
133/8 Apr
23
353/4 Jan
2
37% Jun
27
17
10 Ve May 29
] 8 'A
Jan
2
35% Feb
35% Mar 15
27% Jan
2
36 % Apr
66
Apr
25 % Oct
24
23
50% Jan
43 % Oct
12
May 24
33
Mar 12
373A Jan
24
44% Apr
58% Feb
18% Jan
26% Mar 16
173A Jan
8
85% Jan
1
24
104
35% Jun 26
46
Oct
3% Jun
87
Mar
90
Mar 16
: 2
V
:
"8%
A
23
18%
*24%
2nd
conv
Dept
pfd
series
Stores
41%
42
28
31%
32%
—1
1
33 %
33 %
32%
58%
59%
58%
36
36%
35%
36 V*
39%
39%
38%
39%
5
23
55 Ve
55%
x55%
55%
•553/u
1
22%
22 %
X22 %
22%
213/4
2
5
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
May
2
983/4 May
13
23
7% Feb
preferred
$4
7
46 V* May
14
Jan
Inc
.
;
Flintkote Co common„„r.
89% Mar 27
23
Federation
Firestone
8
22% May 24
"
Corp
S4.50
No par
—:
2nd
A
conv
preferred
Florida
East
46% Jan
9
Florida
18
Florida
Power &
17% Feb
4
29% Oct
24
30
18% Oct
26
40 % Jan
Jan
22
96
Dec
35% Jan
44 % May 14
2
95% Jan
14
F
25% Feb
2
21'/8 Jan
Fluor
7
23
Jan
C
M
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
16% Mar 13
21% May If?
Food
11
21 % Jan
8
13
16% May 20
4%
2
Food
3
4
11% Jan
.
.Jan
2
15 % May
3
12 Ve Feb
51% Apr
20% Mar 29
Dec
9% May
26
42
1
Mar
17,200
16 3/4
18,100
42
41%
41%
41%
41% =
28%
2 7 3/a
28%
27%
27%-
32%
33
313A
3 3 3A
33%
33%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
59 %
55%
57%
55%
56%
54
551/2
35%
36%
35%
353A
35
38%
391/4
37%
38%
553/4
55
55*%
36%
55%
22'%% / •'
213/4
22
21%
55%
21%
21%
21%
22%
213A
22%
991%
*44%
.45%
63%
;
89
6%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
74
74%
x73%
74V2
74
743/4
/ 74%
1'4%
14%
14%
14%
143/b
14 ■%
42 V*
43%
24
24 %
43%
43%
24
1
common
24%
21.%
20%
21%
16%
15%
97i%
1
20%
21%
20%
10
common
preferred
16%
16%
*15%
14%
14%
14%
Co
1
9%
:
2.50
49 %
10%
49%
48%
2
Co
95%
*95%
■
44%
443A
74%
743A
'9,900
15
153/a
13,800
41%
42%
29,900
24%
.24%
24%
23,300
97%
21
*95
'■
21%
9,600
97%
20%
16
*15%
:
A-'.:-
15
10%
15%
50
' .21
10,300
15%
;
V 300
,
15
15
Vb
14%
15
10%
31 Vs
30%
11%
37,500
48%
49%
4 8 3/a
48%
135,000
11 %
49%
48 3/4
7,200
,
75%
14%
42%/-
*95%
15%
143/4
15
10%
49%
10
/:
130
500
.
6%
24
24 3/a
95%
97%
6%
.
•
98
45%
♦44%,
6%
50,000
89
98
3,309
10,600
44%
14 %
.
43
23%
*95%
.*86
32,500
,
41%
421/4
15
Inc
Mineral
•
25,200
37,900
4.400
11%
10%
11
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10
10%
26
26%
"26%
261/4
26%
26%
26
26 %
31%
32%%
32%
33%
32 %
31%
32 3/a
35%
35 %
35%
35%
353A
35%
35%
33%
35%
3.5%
37
11
30 V8 Feb
28
37
7% Oct
29
19% Jan
3
8 3/, Apr
29
19% Oct
3
29% Jan
12
22% Jan
2
23 % Oct
24
243A Jan
Jan
Foxboro
15
Apr
.
__1
24
Freeport
Sulphur
Friden
323/4 May 13
2
Inc
26
37% Mav 21
Fruehauf
88'/a Apr
15
Dairies
Co
Fram Corp
^____i_-__^___.-__50c
Franklin
Stores
Corp
.1
May 24
9% Jan
28 Vb
26% Mar 19
84
*98
6%
'
*86
98%
45%
42,600
11,200
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15
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89
98%
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1 8,200
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20
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r
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Apr
Nov
45%
,
30
34% Jan
81% Jan
27% Feb
89
98
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.
26%
26% Mar 19
2
Mart
Motor
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3,000
343A:
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2
1
85
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16%
48%
16%
Foremost
23
Feb
May 29
48%
15%
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8
67
78% May 29
800
47%
'
1,000
7
10% May 17
4
45% Feb
24
17 %
25 Ve
31% May 20
14% Jan
24
Jan
38%
2
24
Oct
56
18%
38%
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30
7% Oct
22% Oct
25
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273A
%
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6
8,600
16,900
411/4
,
97%
45
9,800
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9
25%
43%
pfd series of '51
convertible
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8
Inc
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divid
Giant Markets Inc
Foote
14
Light Co
Corp
Fair
$4.20
21
89
25
Corp Ltd
Food
97
Dec
14% Jan
191/4
2,600
38%
38
—..2.50
No par
Power. Corp
75% Jan
2
47
83/4
Shares
*24%
V:
2.50
10
25
Jan
97%
*44%
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Railway
Coast
\
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100
par
bfd_^____No
$2.25 conv B 2nd
,2
7
17%
27%'
40% Feb
26
48 3/a
16%
\
31%
14
25
47%
17%
18
42%
653/4 Jan
8% Nov
49%
17,'
49 %
17%
28%
Jan
36% Jun
.48%
49
31 Ve
82% Feb
10% Jun
243A
27%
30 Ve Mar
May 29
38%
243A
42 Ve
25
■89
19
38%
24%
—-—1
24
47
18%
Paper Products
No par
Coach Lines Inc
10
Corp
12% Oct
25
19
38%
*24%
39"* 1
9
,18 3/4
18%
38%
24%
18%'
-
10
48% Jun
28 V4 Jun
39
1.25
.
Inc
Financial
>3.7,
Jan
41 % Jan
13
Feb
6% Feb
25
".2>
50 % Jan
8
80% Aug
85
43%
91%
Fischback & Moore Inc
25
2
23
43%
8%
9
Tire & Rubber
No par
First' Charter Financial Corp_No par
First National Stores
_No par
15
31'A Jan
2
72% Jan
A3 % Oct
44%
42%
Co
Fifth Avenue
2
15
29
20% May
24
May 29
'■433/8
42%
8%
Electric
v
9%
'
23 Ve Mar 20
48% Mar 21
23% Oct
43%
42%
8%
Fenestra
54
22 % May 29
19%
42%
Filtrol
ajo
19
8%
Fiberboard
15
.'6,200
42 %
Ferro
6
31% Feb
28 % Dec
>
9%
18 3/4
93/8
19%
_1
3
18
53% Feb
20
7,900
;-.9%-
.
com
29% May
24
May 29
14
.19 Vb
19%
423/4 May 15
Oct
18% Jun
33 %
19
19%
Federated
24
33
19%
Paper Board Co common__5
preferred
25
4.60%
May 17
93/8 '
9
9%
the Week
19%
331/4
333A
19%- 19%
.
Friday
May 24
May 23
33%
33%
19%
5%%
Federal
42
243A May 22
.
•
Sales for
Thursday
19%
Pacific
Mar 21
1
3
9%
9%"
PRICES
r;
19%
Mogul Bower Bearings
19'A May
2
36% Mar
9%
33%
19%
19 Ve
SALE
'■
19"%
Federal
233% Jan
24
*
33%
19%
May 22
1
5
Corp.
Federal
8
5
19%
2
Corp
9% May
6% Apr
1
HIGH
Wednesday-
May 21
May 20
33%
34
5
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Metallurgical Corp—
Fedders
May 10
22 % July 11
29
Fawick
Par
Corp
Finance
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
13% Jun
20
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
Corp
8%
8%
8%
8 3A
8%
8
26%
26%
26 3/4
27
25%
26%
25%
26
19,700
35%
1
100
common
6,000
8%
26%
36%
36%
37%
34%
37%
343/j
353A
34%
35%
43.100
32
32%
32%
32%%%
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32%
31%
32 %
31%
32
69,300
88
88
88
*87%
89%
87%
87%
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8%
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preferred
::
2,900
21.100
26.
10
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4%
10
Co
181,700
v
,
>
*87%
'.
8 3/4
>
83A
'=.
%
1,700
120
88%
i
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30% Oct
24
46% May 22
35% Jun
25
58.
2% Oct
24
18'A Jun
14
27% Jan
10
17 % May 29
26% Jan
2
Feb
43% Jan
32
May 24
31 Ve Mar 14
21
4% Mar 19
39
Garrett
6
Gar
6% Mar 28
2
8
22'A Apr
4 % %
33% Mar 27
19 %
19
Jan
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
1
26
32% Feb
16
26% Mar
8
30% Jan
97
9
32%
33
39
37%
38%.
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3 8 3/8
45
45%
453A
46%
46%
Industries
common_l
convertible
Inc
5%
5%
5%
5%
General
14
American
32%
38%
45%.
'"53/8
preferred
Acceptance Corp
$0.60 conv voting pref
13,% Mar 21
23% Jun
32%
33%
44%
General
15
May
.12'% Mar
33
32%
38 %
2
Corp
Wood
32%
5
__5
Skogjno Inc
Gardner-Denver Co
May 20
47 Vb May
4
3% Jan
Gamble
2
•
40 % Mar 20
'
'
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_50
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com
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.
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5%
32
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31%
20%
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20%
20.
32
38%
32%
45%
5%'
313/4
31
19%
20
7,500
46
5
31
201/4
8,300
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38 3A
46%
_
7,300
5%
.
*30
5,500
,
32
>100
191/2
.19%
7,000
No par
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
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com__l
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"28%
29%
29%
29'A
29%
293/8
29V«
29%
29%
293A
3,400
99
99
98%
98%
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35 %
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75%
"
102
24
7
44'A May 11
"v52% Jun
25
86
5% Jun
26
94% Jan.
■27
Oct
8
Jun
28
7% Nov
1
10% Jan
26
70
May
99% May
2-
40VnJan
4
$4.50
'
33% Mar
Feb
6
8% Apr
23
99
Jan
67 % Jan
1
General
Amer
General
77% May 16
28
preferred
Oil
Amer
General
Co
2
93/4 Apr
3
117% Apr
31
834 Apr
8
9% Jan
24
General
Bnncshares
3
16 V8 Jan
24
General
Bronze.
52% May
9
.General
Cable
7% Jan
16
2
20 % Jair
9
23
$8
5
:•
Baking
Co
99
34%
35%
9%
110%
8%
9
Oct
23
79% Jan
8
32
14
42% Mar 15
36% Jan
2
6
83% Jan
15
88
Feb
27
4%
29 % Jan
4
34
Apr
29
General
5% Mar 22
General
85
Dec
Jun
27
46% Mar 20
4% Oct
24
6% Apr
36% Feb
27
Jun
25
54% Jun
25
20
Jan
19
4% Ma,r 24
1
71 3a Mar
53 % Mar
5
39'A Jan
96
Jan
2
77% Mar
10% Oct
.
1
25 Ve Mar
78% Mar 12
35% July 25
57% Jun 25
30
Jan
4
11
22
'21% May 29
2
33% Jan
Apr
1
116% Dec
3
25
59% Dec
20
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
115% Dec
21
88'/a Dec
31
87
32
24
Jan
Dynamics
Electric
Finance
4
85% Feb
4
General
Foods
18
13% Feb
21
General
2
38
Apr
116% Feb
5
2
Jan
2
17% Jan
General
5%
73%. May 10
118
95 %
3
n
Mar 20
Mar
$5
1
$3.75
General
General
41% May
9
General
39% May
1
26% Jun
25
59
9
33
34% Oct
19
44% Feb
9
37% Jan
4% May 29
7% Jan
2
5% Jan
3
5% Jan
37 % Mar 22
31% Jan
4
Mar 19
10
Oct
1
6% Oct
24
Oct
22
97
Jun
25
100
Jun
14
16
33% July
30%
2
Jun"22
30%
31%
4%
434
4%
253A
25%
25%
251/4
81%
82 '/a
81 %
82%
813A
83%
42 Ve
42%
43%
43 Vb
43%
43%
;43%
2,400
80%
82 %
80%
81'A
80
81%
80
80%
80
80%
39,900
,_l
12%
13%
12%
13 Ve
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 3/a
12%
18,800
3
No par
Utilities
2
15% Apr
22
General
2
33% Apr
15
General
1
31 % May 21
General
27% Mar 27
$1.30
preferred
27% Jan
$1.25
22
7
29
Jan
2
19% Feb
20
30% Apr
102% Feb
23
100
Apr
16
103
Mar 25
13
101% Jan
4
107
Feb
21
Jan
14
38% Apr
8
104'A Apr
52% Apr
22% Jan
20% Jan
19
58% Jan
26% May 15
12% May 14
35
3
43% Mar
2
52
3
6
General
$5
Tele
Time
Tire
5%%
8
Inc
10
24% May
2
Getty
Oil
30
16% Jan
25
Giant
5
27 % Jan
24
36% Apr 15
36% May 15
36% Apr
8
Gibraltar
Gimbel
53
Mar
2
28
Jan
11
29 % Oct
26
43% Mar 15
33
Jan
3
41% Apr
30
29
Jan
Products
91%
*91
32 3/4
33
*32%
32%
32%
32%
2,300
22%
22%
22 Vb
22%
21%
22%
.16,800
3934
40%
39
1
2.50
15
14%
14%
14%
15%
143A
15
143/4
15
32%
32%
33
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
33
29%
30%
30%
31 %
30%
31%
30%
30%
29%
30 3A
25
27%
27%
*27%
27%
*27%
27%
•26%
'
*26%
27
*26%
27
12% Jun
27
29
1
31% Mar
;
35% Mar 19
16% Apr "
'A 15% Jan
1
28
4
24
34% Jan
2
21% Oct 22
49% Jan
2
27% Jan
12%
12 %
12%
12'/a
121/4
113/4
26%
"25%
15% Apr
11
•12% Jan
2
17% Oct
29% Jan,
2
20 Ve Jan
2
12% Oct
75
July
3% Dec
34
,14
22
2
83
Dec
12
2
81% Jan
8
2% Jan
4
19% Apr
33 V* Apr
;
"
26%
26%
26%
102'A
102%
102
102 %
103%
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35%
100
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104
1
35%
36
No par
103%
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5
t
36 Vs
36%
104 %
35%
104V4
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51%
,51%
..
101
104
50%
50%
51%
51%
661/4
66%
653A
661%
64'%
65 3A
63
64%
4,600
22%
22
22%
21%
22
21%
213/4
38,300
15
143/4
15
14%
15
10,400
52
.51
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29
29%
35%
35 3A
35%
35%
32 %
31%
32 Va
311%
32
5
38%
38%
38 'A
38%
373A
'38%
38 Ve
38 %
38%
38%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29V4
29 %
29 Vb
29%
28y0
29%
6,300
151/a
14%
15
15
15%
15
15-%
141,800
40%
403A
41
40%
41
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41
4,200
19
19
2,100
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123/o
50
50%"
44,600
353A
36 3A
46,200
1
(B F)_
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40%
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19
18'A
18%
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183/4
5
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15%
40%
5
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14%
lo
Corp
14%
12%
12%
12 %
121/4
12%
12%
—__lo
51%
52%
52
52%
51%
521/4
36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
37%
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37%
381/4
46%
47%
45%
46%
5
20%
20%
20%
5
18%
18%
181/4
&
Co
Mining Co Ltd
Union
_
Co
38%
46
20%
20
18%
18"%
39%
39%
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45%
45
453A
31,700
19 %
:
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45%
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3 6 3A
38%
•
51%
20'
19
19%
3,300
18%
17,900
95,900
18%
18 Ve
29%
29%
293/4
14
14%
14i%
143/s
14%
14%
25%
26
25%
26
100
86
86
86
3
3
3
3%%
preferred
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29
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86
87
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25%
28V*
87
-
293A
15 Va'
25%
25 V*
28i%
861/4
86%
70
2%
3,300
48%
75,900
2%
2%
23/8
47%
48 %
48%
60% Jan
39% Jan
2
49% Apr
4
Great
Atlantic
14% Jan
2
17
Apr
25
Great
Nor
Iron
No par
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3/a
16%
16 >A
35
Jan
2
46
May 22
Great
Northern
42 %
43%
431/4
45
45%
46
44%
45
47% Feb
25
43% Jan
2
54
May 23
No par
51%
52
51%
52%
52%
53%
53%
16% Jan
24
1
20%
21%
33% Jan
2
No par
47%
49%
49
150%
*151
23
30
May 29
137% July 3
22 Ve Jun 26
42% Jan
35% Feb
147
Sep
28
17
143
Jan
4
36% Jan
2
21% May 29
32% Nov
29
27% May 10
31 % Jan
2
53
14
64% Nov
26
61% Jan
30
May 29
20% Jun 27
47% Dec
5
41% Jan
30% Dec
5
Jun
70% Jun
<
81% Dec
31
82
44% Apr
19
38 % Jan
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
90
97
Jan
2
93
Mar
7
2
Gulf
Mobile &
$5
.
8
Gulf
Oil
39% Mar 28
Gulf
States
preferred
101% Feb
28
15
6
99% Feb
17% Apr
6
,
19
108% Jan
1C9
30
May 21
22% Jan
7
Utilities
Co
$5
preferred
Mfg
20%
50
151 %
53%
4,900
9,200
27,200
20 V0
66,500
431/4
45%
106,000
1513/8
151%
28V4
28 %
2,800
41%
20%
19%
42%
36.800
19%
493A
46%
152
152
150%
27%
28
27%
28
273A
28%
28
41%
39%
40%
40%
413/4
41%
3
40%
%
80%
803A
803A
82%
82
831/4
50%
50%
48%
50
48%
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48%
49
40%
39%
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39 %
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39%
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83%
48%
39%
50
1
80
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49%
28%
v
41%
83
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400
2,300
*
26,200
9,500
41%
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89%
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89%
89%
89%
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90
90
90
45%
45%
45%
45%
45 Va
45%
44%
45%
136.100
45'/a
45%
37%
36 3%
36%
363A
6,800
37
37
com.No par
36 3/4
*96
97%
*97
98
100
98
98
*97%
98 3/8
*100%
100
preferred
Gustin-Racon
473/8
151%
16%
44
53%
54
89%
;
$4.44 preferred
$5-08
20%
152
16 '/a
43
*
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preferred
$4.40
20%
51%
47%
3
8.33%
$4.20
20%
46%
47
No par
Corp
1
46%
9,700
com_No par
..
28
47%
12,700
100
Ohio RR
Apr
46%
3
'
100
preferred
30
1
2%
7
100
Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4%% conv preference
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
100% Feb
Feb
Corp
com
Shoe
*97
Feb
-Mar 12
Feb
Co
preferred
Apr.17
106
41
7%
Green
Jan
106
lo
23
8
2
Jan
108% Mar 14
Jan
Feb
30% Mar 18
44% May
88 % May
95
105
15% Oct
Sugar
95
17
Dec
Financial
Western
34
;
107
12
Western
Great
46% Apr
Ju,; 24
103% July 18
97% Jun
Great
92
Jan
Pacific Tea
15
154
1
Ore Prop
Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
51% May 21
52% May 13
41% May 15
30% Jan
27
30% Oct 24
24% Anr
&
Stores
3%
4,800
14%
14%
25%
29
-
18%
25
28%
9,700
18%
__5
6.25
common
1,200
12%
28 3/a
Co
(W T) Co
5,500
107,400
36%
20%
18%
293/4
-
50
•-
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28%
7
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18%
2.50
City Steel
Graniteville
38%
45%
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37 %
1
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&
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14%
62 % Feb
26
22,800
51%
35%
•14%
24% Feb
34% Oct
12% Oct
20
1,100
■
67
23
24
v
12,600
66%
Dec 18
Oct
30% Oct
•
104
280
-
36 3/a
50%
25% Jan:
•
"
104
104'A
27
5
55,800
1013/4
103%
4
Grant
35 %
25%
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103%
No par
Granite
22
10334
103%
Grace
Grand
1013A
1033/4
30%
Co
Granby
25%
.
1013A
104
1
Alden
(W
253/4
102
35%
36
Gould-National Batteries Inc
15% Apr 22
26% May
9
86 V* May 24
4% Jan 11
102
*103%
3.1 %
Co
Goodyear Tire
16
25%
26%
30c
1
Goodrich Co
42% Feb 11
•47% May 17
21% Apr 25
2
10% May 29
.
16,000
12 Ve
500
29%
Globe-Union
: 37% Feb
11%
26%
Globe-Wernicke Inc
9
11%
26%
35%
18
20.
12%
26 %
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32
32
101
*100
,
200
26%
*98%
'
121/4
52'/2
16%
26%
91'
100
*113/4
12 %
52%
%
3,200
*16%
53%
"
'11% ; 113/4
*
2%
16%
*83
491/4
-
2%
9,500
26%
*45%
*98%
:
90
99
443/4
44
•
4,500
18,700
16%
84
*91
47%
35%
1051%
*97%
27/8
500
•
26%
54
82%
343%
pfd series B
Jewel Tea
44
2%
163/4
25%
5>S
*45%
47
35
*103%
99
42%
23/4
*i6y4
35%
*971/4
43%
2%
47%
35
>103% 103%
99
42%
:; 24%
common
conv
Johnson
*98
2%
163/4
247/8
99
41%
3
2%
473/4
X47i/a
55,600
99%
Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
•
23,600
31%
Iowa
3o
247%
2934
4%.
No par
No par
/'i $6 preferred—
I-T-E-Circuit Breaker
May 15
8%
1,700
8%
100
Rights
1
7
8%
10
4%
preferred-
When
8%
25%
4%
Corp
4%
6
7
29
333%
25%
24%
1
3
23
11% Jun
82"
180
33%
10
19
Iowa Elec
49%'Jan
79%
34
9%
32
11/64 May 24
63% Feb
5
121
*78%
331/8
9%
100
interstate
;
*78%
347/8
*9%
83/B
$2 convertible preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
2
79%
323/4
10
31s/8
2
124% Aug 30
"21% Mar 8
79%
35%
97/8
*99 V4
Shoe
Iowa-Illinois Gas
79%
78
10
;
8%
£
International Utilities
55 % Apr
3
58
May 21
27
Mar 25
12,100
34%
10
of Cent Amer com__No par
4%
31% May 24
12,800
19%
18 ¥2
50% May 9
403/8 May 21
31% May 24
49
Jan
3
3,100
217%
19%
99%
28 Va May
12
23%
21%
19%
36%
,
32 ¥2
2
20
23%
22
19
19%
18
2
503/4 Dec
33
Jan
233/4
21%
21%
19
31%
2
2
23%
21%
19%
99%
44% Jan
Jan
9,200
9,900
11,600
_2.50
28 % Jan
56
15%
20%
,___No par
23% Jan
2
151/8
20%
4%
Limited—
2
52 % Apr
21
38
118
593/4 Jan
15%
21
21%
l2/3
common
3
7/64 May 23
45
Packers
Power
15%
-•.
19 3/s
_No par
Canada^
International Silver
When
52 %
20,200
78
35%
—100
18
May 16
49% May 24
51%
52%
337%
8%
com
,
25
24% May 15
30
100
32%
21 */8
_ioo
39% Jan
24% May 15
51%
/
197/8
No par
Chemical
Resistance
5
33
68
207/8
,15%
*
_No par
common
International
Apr
32%
;
117
*62
78
50
International Salt
106
52%
22
Machines—5
International
102
517/a
39
*115%
62
*4%
£
2
99 % Jan
31%
523/4
39%
115%
62
.
19%
No par
Corp
7
101 % May 20
403/4 Jan
3
327/8
633/4
32%
21%
100
preferred
International
44,400
391/8
•115%
116%
*62
78
__.__No par
23
9
391/2
39%
383/8
*1151/4
21%
_5q
common
28% Apr
413% Jan
493/„ May
1161/2
68%
50%
;
Rectifier
413/i Jan
7,200
24
__50
International
7%
113%
15%
—50
25
May
38%
11'/a
23%
Co
28
85
*373/4
11%
21
i%_5
64% Jan
293/a Feb
381/4
11%
153/a
__i
10% Jan
Mar
*333/4
ll5/s
50
7
5%
38%
11%
23%
No par
common—No par
Paper
preferred•
Int'l Rys
1,800
*373/4
48%
34%
—
345/s Jan
2
7
29
'18,000
41/2
_,.
39 ¥s Jan
12
Mar
Jan
9,800
143/4
40%
48 7/8
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
5%
convertible preferred
May 21
26%
14%
40
52%
43%.:
21
22
2 5 ¥8 Jan
2
50 y4 Mar
413/4 May 25
193/4 Oct 24
11
7% May
27
115% Jan
18
111
48 % Jan
3
Feb
58% Jan
May 28
Jun
Jan
4
20 Vb Apr
"41% Apr 24
39% May 4
26
Jan
7% May 22
Mar 26
29
26
21% Oct
36
104
$4
Mar 20
25%
14%
5
International
993/4 May 20
10
94
40%
_5
preferred-
International
8
Dec
30% Deq
263/8
213/4
49%
Business
of
7,600
*90
28,800 '
1
preferred
Nickel
9,000
43
14%
15 Va
42%
Corp
&
28%
227%
'42%
40%
21%
23 %
1
Co
Harvester
28%
22%
43
26
15%
Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
Minerals
29
223/4
41%
4%
International Mining Corp
20% Mar 14
'43/4 Jun; 28
.
Int'l
17
11% Jan
15
38 y8 Mar 16
16% Apr
26 % Jan
99
•
2
25
Jan
56% May 22
86%. Feb 11
83 3/4 Jan
25
Oct
175
6
28%
22%
1
'
Co
Iron
7,200
51%
preferred
International
:
43/8
Co
preferred
Interlake
23
15%
23
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—10
Interchemical Corp common—
5
4% %
preferred
_ibo
26% Apr 15
475% May
9
63 Va May 20
384 % Jan
8
Jun
Jan
4
22%
41%
217/8
Power—No par
Power
Steel
23%
26%,
15%
;___100
&
RR
Inland
233/a
143/4
21%
—
16
Jun
28
41% Apr 16
383/a May 23
35% Apr 10
98% Feb 18
Mar
1
9
26
1
23
23¥2Jan
2
52
95
Mar
Apr
24,700
90%
No par
Central
Industria
34%
48%
Co__
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
preferred
20
33
*43%
4%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
9
433%
347/e
40
x313/4
33%
24
1,900
433/4
34%
15%
*62
50
Jan
77%
.
*42%
*115 y4
48
6¥4 Jan
7%
2,900
11%
52 %
33%
155
15,000
38 7/a
33%
50
80 3/4 Apr
2
28
31% Jun
25
28
Jan
Jan
155
217%
*89
23
100
General
213/a
8
48%
preferred series -A
4.20%
6,500
22
r>
90%
'
_No par
preferred
Indiana
19%
367%
38%
683/4'
48
Jan
10,200
19
36%
107/a
116%
r"
.
333%
19%
37
x377/a
11%
517/a
Finance
Lighting
4.08%
1
10
7,500
397/a
*373/4
38
*115y4
33
:
15
38 Vs
■
333/8
>
'
39%
15%
11
447/8
45
.
433/4
25%
263/a
45%
4,900
*4%
common
Illinois
31
Jun
Corp
Industries..
v
253/4
39
37%
12.50
Illinois
29
33
7% Feb
15%
39
*37%
_5o
363/4 Jan
87
Mining
Central
•
*89
'
-
.50
7
*
263/8
preferred
25
155
257/s
preferred
22
5
*89
90%
preferred
Jan
Jan
90%
*89 : V
4.70%
29% Feb
5 y2 May 29
so% Sep 26
44
4.42%
27 y2 Apr
151
43
30
May 29
43% Mar 30
47
43%
50% Mar 20
49% Feb 20
May 14
31
May 21
23%
42
34%
8
29%
22%
437/8
4.26%
24% Jun
•
28%
23%
34
46%
Inc
Illihois
21
23 5% May 2.9
25
297/a;
22%
7,800
■'
34%
213/4
36
-
357%
134
191/8
233/4
283/4 ,29%
223/4
231/a
35
*132
36%
.
7%
*42%
323%
'
353/4
132
5
Winston
: ■V
1
Idaho Power Co—
Mar 11
•
43
23,200
69,900'
__io
&
Ideal Cefment
54 Vb May 24
.41 ' May 24
Apr
47
47
5
54
34 %• Mar,: 6
457/a Jan
15
May 25
5
'
52% May 16
50
■
36% May 23
¥ 26%
22
7.7/a
35
____50c
Co
4HusstbaHn.:Re^rlgieratPr:
,
Jan
183% Sep
217/s
7'
31%
20
1,300
33
19%
36%
23%
1
Hudson Bay Min. & Sm Ltd__No par
■Huht .Foods Si Indust Inc com—5
5% preferred series A
100
.:
5% preferred series B_______4100
-Hupp Corp ;common„_'_
5
19
36%
;
32 3/4
107
44%
33%
23%
2.50
"preferred
-5%
19
361/2
*106
34
-
,
43% Apr5
327/a
36%
Corp___i
Corp
.35%
132
45
43%
—100
Howard Stores Corp__
•
44%
,
42%
•
32%
36
132%
347/8
23%
;Ho\te Sound.'Coi-/^._u_
.
35s/8
35%
_I~ ~i
coml.l
series A
Corp
Johnson
233/B
*423/4
common_No par
preferred—..
_100
^Howard
22%
233/4
Ball & Bearing Co_
_____5
Corp of America common
1
: 4,40%
.Houston
6
20
j 8% Mar 20
1
•
9
55% May
¥4; Jan
98
*
.
May
*13%-May
'
98% Feb
6
23
..•;9%:M&r26
18
Jan
i
47% May 23
50 ' May 20
*13% Apr 24
9% Jan
9;
2
68% : JaU
101
96% July .6
5 Vs May 29
100
May
3.9% Jan
8
•56%-Apr
A
9.7 % Apr
24%
28%
5%
convertible preferred
_25
Houdaille Industries Inc common:
3
$2.25
convertible preferred
_5o
4%
237/8
1
Co______
Chemical
3%%
24%
>32%
36%
Hoover
Mar 26
"...
2,100
33
*
'
60,800
32%
*341%
77/8
xl9 "
27i/8
33
'33%
V
147/s
27%
xl3%
■
1,700
14,600
*3234
35%
5
Household
33
45
13%
27%
500
32%
52%
52
108
5
;
preferred
$5 div 2nd pfd series C
Hotel
445/8
39%
38%
*31%
32%
22%
:::''
*106
39
1
*131
7%
8
27%
V
.
33%
7%
*43
Corp___I~~50c
Inc„
S4.25
92% Mar 21
4
>;a7%.-Feb
24.
31
Shares
33%
34%
36 '/4
,
27%
108
x23%
_5
j00
Inc
Rinehart
Hooker
May 24
88
•-
—1
■Homestake
18
88 % Jan
28
Jan
Holt
13%
36
217/8
32
Furnace
137/a
27%
132
34
447/8
*62
Sugar
357%
*i3oy2
34%
19%"
par
Corp
Holland
47% May 10
80 V2 Jan
■
4
45%, Aug 27
13
•
43% May 29
92
the Wreek
X241/2
227/8
par
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hoffman Electronics
Holly
12%
32%
36 y4
Corp_____No
preferred
'
52%
25
19%
preferredlNo
High Voltage Engineering
Hill
26% May 24
.
42
»
3%%
31%
52
x327/a
35%
Z5ic
Co
31%
*107
*22%.
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Heyden Newport Chem Corp
15
45% Jan
82% May 17
6
Jan
,
83
i
*
;
132
32%
A
Hewlett-Packard
44% May 24
3% Feb 15
*
37% July 18
*
preferredl~25
~i0c
Hess Oil & Chemical
9
2
5
~
36
■
>44%
-
common—"Y1/24
class
Hewitt-Robins
9
21
12
.
:
Chocolate
Heublein
-
11
May
X32%
34%
£ ibo
preferred—
conv
Hertz
26
106 ¥2 May
1
2%-Jan
15% Jan
28
'•
Jan
5
$2
,
4i: A May 17
57% Mar 20
25
37% Feb
2
17% Jan
22
Apr
52 Vb Feb
3
101% Jan
1
15
5%
51% May 21
32% Feb
8
2
32 % May
.
11
Jun
35% Feb
24
16% Jun
43 % Jan
3
94% Dec
25
2% Oct
14% Jun
July 18
104
Mar 22
5 Vb
2
~
._
common
Powder
Hershey
4
2
Jan
27% Mar 19
(G W)
Hercules
:
25
10% Jan
33 y8
\ 35Va
*130%
par
common.—__8 33y>
Co
-preferred £
non-cumulative
'•Helmerich & Payne.
14
287/8 Jan
3
3% Jan
30
2
41% Jan
24% Jun
7% Apr
36% Mar, 9
40% Jan
6
42
93
6
24% May 10
32%
Ilioc
2
*38%
523/4
27%
24 3, b
_5
Co__
7;fo
4
79% May 22
36% May 20
10% May 17
17
.Jan
4
15
Helme
20% Apr
4
25% Apr
18
Jun
5% Sep
22
•
52% May 21
17% May
3
22 V4 May 16
24% Feb
1
247/a
_
Helene Curtis Industries
Heller (W E) & Co
•
4
12
Telephone
391/4
32%
52
33%
*
I" ~_i
common—I_i
America
(HJ)
3.65%
11
Apr
20
2,3
68 % Jun
Jan
13% Feb
Oct
16
Heinz
;
Mar 11
69
41% Feb
•:
14% Oct
33
Friday
May 24
May 23
32 :
107
24%
.
Industries- Inc_—___ ~~~_5
Hazeltirre Corp^
L:L________No
16
37
■
of
27%
1.07
331/4
_l
Marx:
27 y4
109
33 Va
•Hayes
24
118
31%'Mar 26
15% Jun
62
Sales for
Thursday
*38%
52% ;-53/;Z,
12%
13
12%
27
sq:,
41% May 22
38% May 16
,13% Feb 28
,
Ac
39%
32%
32 Va
Z
"33%
~~~25o
Haveg Industries. Inc___:
8
:
Corp
Hawaiian
29
18Jan
5
Apr
30% Jan
8
Apr
.
119% Jan
•
Hat
16
89
23
22
*.14% Apr
17.
2
"
37
PRICES
May 32
'
-
~~~ '1
World Inc.
*38%
323/s
53
*106/
2 50
Harvey.Aluminum Inc__—
297/b May 20
25% Feb 20
2
84
-Hart Schaffner
6
9/: Feb 11
:44 -. Apr 11
36% May 20
25 % May
3
:;
22% May 24
24%i.Apr
/ May 23
23% May
7% Mar-26
40'% Jan
2
37
1
T_~I~100
Harris--Intertype Corp
.
1
.Hajrsco Corporation
~~i 25
-.Harshaw Cheiuicir Co---..... " ' 5
*
'
23
SALE
Wednesday
•.*.
.
■
.'.,"21% Jan * 9
9
32% Mar 20
1'7% Jan
2
-
'
30% Jan
27
13
4
32%
12%
Harbison-Walker Ref-rac com._• 750
*»6% :preferred --i"Ji__/j^i_ - £loo
.
:*•
.May lo
53% Jan
common.
convertible preferred
39%
52%
-
-
1
Hammond Organ Co!
Hanna (M A) Co^
-
*
V 30%'Feb 28
;J42;. Dec 21';
22
6'/a May 29
38% Jun
V
May 21
*38 V2
_5
__
•
■Tuesday
May 20
~5
i
I
Hammermill., Paper Co.
May 21
33 Va May 20
38.. May
3
132
Apr
5
"
2
25 % May 29
(W F) Printing Co
% May 24
; Feb
29% Jan
39%Jur£25
Hall
>
/ Halliburton Co_____
14
4
,
6
53% May 16
31
■
48 V2 Mar 13
122
.
Monday
Par
12.50
12
-
,
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Hackensack Water
12
22% Feb
3
Jan
34% Jan
22
12% Feb
-
2
36y2 Jan
-
24
21% Oct
,
YORK
EXCHANGE
48%'Feb
14
2
7
Jan
29
-
'
;26
NEW
H
\. 29
,
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
13.
■
.
15%
14%
15
88
87%
87%
55¥4
56
55
*86¥2
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13¥b
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5
12%
13
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17 Vb
17
173/a
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90
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90
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15
54
58
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58
24%
24 ¥4
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125 ¥2
17%
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13¥2
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158,900
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200
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89¥a
11/64
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90
49¥a
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5.900
4,400
5,300
80
3.600
50
17.400
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20
(2164)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday,' May 27, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
kSTOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year1962
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
May 20
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 21
29 Va Jan
98% Jun
2
19% May 13
Jonathan
73% Ja'.i
2
"47% Jan
58% Apr
15
Jones
102 % Mar 26
15
May 29
38% Oct 22
100 Va Jan
105 Va Apr
24
19
f
18
15% Mar
13 Va Dec
19
17% Jail
4
13% Jan
15% Apr
14% Oct
26
40 Va Jan
4
19% Jan
26 Va
&
5%
(Earle
May 29 "
Jun
26
99
47
Jan
3
103
Jun
7
Mar 15
37
84
20
6
50
112
/
104% Jan
May 16
111
83
May 21
102%.Feb
Apr
3
100 /
4%%
111% Jan 21
4%%
(ser
28
110 t
94 Va Dec
12
95
101 % Nov
5
94 '/a Dec
27
99% May 10
95 J/4 Jan
10
102
8
95 Va Oct
22
99
:Jan
22
12
41% Nov
23
38%: Jan
4
20
Jan
26
36 Va Nov
91
.
26
31
4%%
40% Feb: 26
6
■.
Jan
84-V
24
26
J an
*
Feb
93 <
•
Apr
'
Jan
4%
19% Jan
8
21% Mar 25
27% Jan
2
48
Jan
2
34% May 15
53 Va Feb 26
13% Oct
24
26 Va Jan
4
16%:Mar 18
20% May 10
67
78% Mar 16
55
Jan
25
40% Jan
3
33
Jan
40% May 22
24% Sep
59% Oct
24
48
2
30
Jan
40 Va May
22
86
60 Va Oct
24
91% Mar
3
'
66 Va Jan
7
79 Va May
2
78% Jan
Mar
10
Jun
25
46% Feb
19
34% Jan
42% Apr
22
30% Jun
25
41
Jan
23
34
37% Jan
9
45% Oct
25
79 % Jan
3
52% Mar 13
59'% Jan
11
May 28
34% Dec
21
32% Jan
45% May 24
11% Dec
33% Jun
28
20
Mar 16
Jan
12
Jan
44% M'ar-14
39 Va Mar
88
27
84 % Jan
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
57
20
Feb
26
25
2
16% May 24
2
43% Apr
8
89
10
Mar 22
16
Apr
11
32% Jan
28
Oct
22
36% Jan
8
21%'Jan
2
25% Jan
15
24
25 Va Mar 12
16% Jan
2
21% May
11
Oct
24
Jun
25
30% Jan
24% Oct
26
39% Jan
;.'f
Mar 12
18
13% Jan
22
4
2
Power
2
34% Apr
&
39V4
104 %
14%
,141/2
25
25'/a
19Va
18%
56%
55
106
25
47,100
56 Va
104%
14%
Shares
19 Va
39,400
105
^280
•
14%
>
2,300
25
25%
16,800
38%
251/4
14%
*94
*95 3 a
39%
111%
*106 V
1091%
*106%
111%
109%
39%
38%
38%
39
•;
*83 V:
*100%
*83'
84%
*94
.
>♦111
101%
900
38%
*83
;
*94
?
1.200
109%
38%
95%
*10OV4
400
r
114
*106%
i
84%
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95%
10114
98%
511%
100 V4
•
84%*
3,200
N;A 20
95%
100 %
96
*96
98
*96
98
*96
99%
99%
*99%
99%
*99 V4
60
98
*991/4
99%
45%
46
45V4
46
20%
20 %
45%
20 34
45%
20%
32%
33%
20%
20%
32%
20%
331%
32%
451%
20%
2C%
49%
49 %
33 %
33%
49%
49%
33%
49%
1.100
49
32%
33%
8,800
49
19
49
19 Va
49%
49%
4,000
19%
21,600
1
19%
Co
19%
45%
8,800
64%
63%
64%
64%
39
19%
65%
381%
64%
38%
65%
65%
38%
40%
65%
13.100
38%
79V4
75%
39%
x37 %
40'/a
39%
40 Va
37%
78%
19.600
38%
36%
37%
36%
79Va
37 Va
3,500
75
x76%
75%
77%
75
75%
76%
75%
30,900
38%
75%
39%
76%
39%
75%
75%
40%
6,500
39%
40
31.800
78%
2.50
75
1
38
Kerr-McGce Oil Industries
19%
40
38%
63 %
NYpar
Copper
*99'/4
38%
1
8
78
•37%
78%
19 %
19%
19 V4
1
36%
39%
36%
36%
36 3 a
39
36 Va
39%
5
36%
55%
56 Vb
36%
55Vi
36%
56
36%
36%
55 Va
4.600
44%
56 V4
55
44%
56
44
44
55%
55%
43%
15,100
15
15
44'/4
43%
43%
43%
45%
__10
42
421/4
100
*88
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
"King-Seeley Thermos
Co
1
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common.;
100 g
preferred
•Korvette (E J)
96
»/4
98%
*50 Va
110%
...
18,000
'
98%
51
*20%
i:::~iBoc
Land
97
101
40 Va
%
110:
84%
"95%
*1C0'%
51
25
Co
County
*91%
51
99%
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kennecott
39%
99
38%
*94
101%
40
Vv *50%
109'%
38%
*83
95%
*100%
39%
*971/2
50%
110»%
46V4
&
co
*106
84
39%
45 %
preferred
Electric
-
84
8.75
4%
104%
14 Va
100
50%
109'%
109%
*38%
No par
•Kern
55%
*104'/a
18%
*99%
Co
Keiiogg
19V4
56%
the Week
No par
com
Light Co
Kayser-Rotli Corp__
Kendall
19
55V4
25%
Friday
May 24
Inc
Va
4,500
15%
15%
15V4
15'%
151/4
42
89
15%
42
15%
16%
42
2,300
42V4
42 Va
42%
42 Va
42%
3,100
*88
88%
88
88
*88
88%
1
26%
27%
26%
88
__10
26%
88
Kresge (S S) Co
23%
26 ■/«
23%
26%
26%
24
26%
23%
28V4
..10
23%
26%
Kress
23%
24
24
5
19%
.23%
Kroehler Mfg
20 '/a
23%
8
19%
*13%
2
.30 % May
27% Jan
City Soutlin Ind
Gas
'
100
100
Non-cumulative
<»
19 V,
■
May 23
6
,15% Apr
23% Jan
2
*106
com.No par
preferred
Kansas
Mar 22
13% Oct
20
pfd__100
preferred
Kansas
Mar 29
26% Jun
23
conv
100
7
24
1959)
pfd~100
preferred
12
71
99
5Q%
109%
4.35%
27
5
38 Va
98 Va
55%
109 Va
100% Apr
47% May
Nov
5
39%
98%
_100
28% Oct
25 V8
38%
1.100
50% May
25%
100
preferred
15
Jan
25
50
conv
preferred
27
14%
33%o
4.20%
27
Jan
Corp
4.50%
17 % Nov
105
14%
i
Mar
36y2 Jun
13
"
97% May
Kansas
18%
53%
55%
1041/4 104'/4
14'%
14%
*
City Pr & Lt Co
3.80%
*104
_i
__
preferred
of 1957)
(ser of
Kansas
3
23% Jun
47% Jun
55 Va
preferred
Aug
86
19 %
54%
loo
Co
Chem
9
38% May 17
Jan
&
convertible
51% Jan
4
18%
lo
,
.
K
<
Alum
4Va%
95 Va Jan
89
Kaiser
May 14
May 21
81.'
;
78
Mar 25
Sep
10
Jan
2
50% Nov
,
41 Vb
1
Jan
90
Juiy~31
101
32% Mar
.
M)
Joy Manufacturing Co
AC
25
50c
common
preferred series A
Jorgensen
May 15
1
Logan Inc
Laughlin Steel
Sales for
Thursday
May 22
"
Kroger Co
14 V4
1
*13%
141%
14
14
28%
28%
28 %
14%
29
14%
14%
14%
28%
33
28%
29
31%
28 %
32%
28%
32
29
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
4,800
11%
6,800
30
2,000
10
K
V
(S
H)
&
Co
Co
p Sutherland
Paper Co
5
32
20%
19%
19%
19'/2
19%
18%
190
83,200
9.000
19%
11,200'
400
21,200
h
10
Oct
24
40 Va Jan
2
19% May 29
36% Aug 15
20% Oct 25
31 Va Jan
12
18
40 % Mar
367/a Jan
101/2 May
27% Jan
7
15% Jan
2
35% May
7
51 Va Apr 26
27% May
9
47% Mar 29
8
10
22 Va Mar
7
Jun
15
36 V2 Jau
3
19'/a Mar 12
13% Oct
22
29% Feb
9
15
13% Jun
26
21% Apr ,3
13% Jun
5% July
.
15
25
Jan 15
15% Mar
6
24
Feb
8
Lear
3
20% Feb
14
Lee
31% Feb
14
Apr
17
7
.Jan
2
16% Jan
2
19V2 Jan
14
4
1% Feb
12
11
Jan
26% Jan
2
8
7% Mar 26
3
7
43% Feb
32 % Mar 19
11/4 May
22
8% Oct
25
13
Feb
8
9% Jan
4
62
Mar 19
51 '% Jan
23
?
2
May 31
31% May 29
15
40
Jun
1551% May 11
45% Nov 26
25
24
54% Mar 29
25
19% Jan
15% Oct
24
57
46
July 9
34% May 29
37% Oct, 24
15% Oct 23
Jun
39
6
6
13
27% Jan
2
155'/2 Jan
23
May 29
100% July
20
471/2 Feb
24% Feb
18% May 29
123
Dec
5
■
57
M'ar 20
104
Mar 20
88
Aug
9
95
Dec
90
Jan
3
96
May
31
6
Jan
150
I59V2 Anr
38% May
?•
Va Jan
15
Feb
49
Va Jan
Jun
24
27
22
1
May 13
Mar 14
72V4 May 16
23
Lehn
Corp
Fink
&
Leonard
Inc
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
58 Va
May 13
2o3'« .Tin
2
4
Link
3%,%
23 '/a May 24
Lone
Star
Cement
241/4 Feb
Lone
Star
Gas
96
Jnn
05% May
8
.961/2 Mar
16
99
4
42 Va Jan
2
142% Jan
9
33% May
9
IO5V4 May 14
7
3
Apr
4
5
When
series
E
Loral
Lorillard
(P)
45Va Jun
86
20
24
25
72
Jan,
2
93
Dec
31
92
30% Jan
Jan 16
15
24
.7% Oct
24
10% Mar 21
26
74% Feb
56
3% Mar 27
8
Jan
Jan
Jun
25
47%* Mar, 20
25
56 Va Mar 12
40
19
25
32% Feb
28
22% Jan
27
14
21% Jan
Jun
20% Oct
24
41/2 Jun
25
Feb
2
35 Va Jan
2
Apr 29
2
3
Mar
6
36
May 29
20% May 29
221/4 May. 29
V 5% Jan
7
45% Mar
14
43% Feb
27
21
28% Sep
18'/a Jan
12
56
13
Oct
7
24
29% Aug 29
17
May 28
77% Jan
5
771/2 Feb
70% Jun
v'
Aug 30
35
9% Jun 27
30 Va Oct 24
25% May 29
42 Va Jun 25
: •
34
M'ar
1
4
Feb
27% May 13
26% Jan
2-
24% Jan
2
11
8
May
341/2 Jan
32
Apr
3
28% Jan
:
2
19 V8
36% Dec
27
58'/a Jan
.2
2
83
771/2 Feb
751/2 Jan
20
84
May 10
82
13% Oct
24
35% Feb
23% Jun
25
35% Feb
19V2 Oct
24
78% Jan
-35
5
3
•
Dec
32'/a Jan
23% Sep
25% Jan
J.5% Nov
27
81 Va Dec
24
125
Jan
81Va Dec
27
104
20
19
19
20% Apr
11% May 17
73
.
63
Dec
19
18% Oct 23
35
Jun
21
150% Jan
93
Jan
89
79
/-May 17
22
94
95
60
May 13
May 21
108
19
•33Va Feb
21
22% Jan
10
61 Va Nov
23
50% Apr
34V2 Feb
23% Jan
1
12
4
16
Jan
22
40% Mar 15
34% Jan
2
15
19% Jan
26
17% Mar
9
281/4 Oct 26
181/4 Aug
8
Jun
May 15
23% Jan
2
32% Jun
26
49'% Feb
9
40
91/2 Oct
24
23% Jan
Jan
3
9
10% Jan
2
Feb
Mar
Apr
6
9
6
28
4
7
4
19
73% Mar 13
31% Apr
60% Feb
26
6
46% Jan
12% Jan
31
19% Oct
9% Jan
2
38Va Feb
12
8
23% Jan"
3
29% Mar 29
29
For
footnotes,
2
see page
391/4 Jan
25.
3
Feb
13
46.000
500
19'/a
18 %
19
18%
18%
11.300
22%
22%
22%
23%
23%
35,500
23%
23%
23V4
23%
34,800
22%
23 Va
160
*137
61 Va
61%
31
31%
-
160
*137
160
*105
*94%
*97%
106'%
96
*137
61%
62 %
61%
62%
31%
31
31%
31
106%
•"105
106'/a
*105
*941%
99
160
62
31 Va
99
96
*94%
99
'
*105
62 Va
31%
106%
96
*94%
*98V4
"105
96
98%
98%
*137
62 V8
31%
100
160
63
•6,466
■
31%
7,500
106 V2
*94%
96
*981/4
100
360
36%
11,100
781/4
79
11%
11%
12,500
44%
11%
451/4
11%
45
46
11%
46
12 Va
10.400
47 %
10
•±6*4
18%
19%
471/4
46
18%
46%
19
8,100
18 1/2
18%
18%
19
6,100
*28%
Co
xl8%
Va
19
1
12%
12%
13,600
50%
51%
21,100
151
151
340
I
..10
28'%
28%
5
42%
44
50
*49%
50
1
common
65%
94
22%
100
1
1%
9
65%
941/s
94%
22V4.
22
28%
28 %
28%
28%
600
43 Va
45%
44'/4
45 3a
44 Va
44%
41,300
50
50
50%
50%
*501/2
50%
66
65%
66 Va
66
94%
22 VA
94%;'
94Va
94%
94V8
*94
94%
22
22%
22 Va
22%
22
221/4
lTa
2
8%
8%
80%
811/4
26%
27
81
27
,
43%
41'/a
41%
31%
Moore_~_TTl2l50
24%
6%
6%
no par
*28%
43%
2
42%
_i
28%
50
.9
~~"i
~~~~5
Co...
&
43 Va
66
27
1
28'%
*49 3
4
80%
31/_
,
_.
1%
2
66
.
66
1%
1%
1%
9 Va
*8%
9%
8%
*79V'2
27%
80%
27%
390
10,300
8%
80 Va
4,500
2
*8%
•
700
66
80
79%
26%
1,000
79%.
27
27
55,300
26%
1,400
1,000
43
42%
43 Va
42
%
42%
42V4
43
41
41%
40%
38.900
41 %
40%
40%
40%
41
31%
3.000
32
32
32%
33%
33
33
33
24%
24V4
6%
24%
33%
24
24%
24
241/4
24
24%
x42'%
%
7
*6%
7
6%
,
7
6%
10,800
1,400
6%
2,300
&
52
53%
51%
52
51
52%
52
27%
28%
52%
51%
28
28%
52% %.
28
28%
28
28%
28
5
32%
331/4
32%
281/4
33V4
33
1
_
Corpl."
30','4
331/4
32%
30 Va
31%
331/4
13,100
30%
33Va
31 %
321/4
30%
12%
31%
32%
12%
32%
12 Vb
33'/4
12%
12%
27,700
121/4
12
121/a
12
121/4
15,000
39%
40
IIIII~"l
Co__~~II~~4
38%
No par
40%
33%
34
39%
34%
40
34 </4
39%
33%
39%
.33%
19%
34 Va
35
___i
20
35%
19%
20
19%
No par
19%
20
19%
20
43 Va
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
44'/4
44
441/4
54%
56
54%
54%
85'%
,
.
common
39
x38%
___5
55 VA
55%
series.No par
series.No par
*84'%
86 Va
85 Va
85'%
85%
85%
85%
No par
1945
1947
*75i%
76%
*75%
76%
*85
86 Va
85
85
,15'%
15%
15%
,36 «/4
36%
1959
series—.100
1
No par
.
54
25.200
13,100
35%
19%
Co
Corp
3,700
7,700
82,100
6,400
54%
53%
54
86 Va
*85V4
86%
86 Va
87
*85%
861/2
85 Va
85%
*85'/a
86'%
*751/2
76%
75%
75%
*751%
76'%
20
*85%
8 6'/a
*85%
86%
85%
110
15%
,85%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
37'/a
*85
14,300
170
I
•
80
3,700
36'%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
56%
56 Va
56%
56 %
56%
No par
56'A
56%
56%
.36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
No par
36%
36%
36%
26 %
26%
26 Va
26 %
26'/4
26%
26
3
261/4
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
50c
21%
2,200
12i%
13 Va
12%
13%
14
151/4
14%
15
14%
15»/4
69,300
75
76
79
79%
No par
common
preferred
74'%
100
„
74 Va
76
79%
95i%
64
64'%
29%
30
.2.50
57
57%
57%
55%
Co
39
39%
39%
40
39
39 Va
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
28 Va
100
Inc
Corp
1
Co
Publishing__.IIIII~~i
Inc
class
A....1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines___No
Co
Robbins Inc
Trucking Co
& Eng Co
-
78
56%
1
&
■
76
79::
95%
^100
preference B
&
56
100
preferred..:
Ray)
Aircraft
&
56,100
551/4
36%
McGregor-Doniger
McKesson
70%
54%
■
79%
(J
McNeil Mach
70%
54%
56'A
1
McGraw-Edison
McLean
71'/4
55%
71V4
36%
preference B
G)
70%
14,800
151%
&
convertible
(A
18'%
78V4
convertible
McKee
6%
18 Va
6 '/a
22%
~7~~
Corp
McCord
Corp
McCrory Corp
18Va May
1
51% May 14
301/2 May 28
8% Oct 26
6%
18
36
preferred
McGraw-Hill
6
18
151%
common.
40% May 16
291/4 May
1
18% Mar 26
51
Apr 22
"5,800
6%
18%
22%
Exploration..
conv
6Va
*18
23Va
.100
McCall
4'/2%
6%
18%
79i%
Corp
McDonnell
6%
18'a
23%
;
Field
McDermott
53
6%
18
22%.
100
Shirt
conv
52V4
*137
10
Mays (J W) Inc
Maytag Co
$6
53
6 Va
18
10
May Dept Stores
51/2%
52%
110
15%
3.33%
Martin-Marietta
31/2%
151/4
22 %
Inc
conv
15%
36%
Midland
Inc
14%
53
78 V8
Marquette Cement Mfg
$1.50
15%
52%
36%
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Marquardt Corp
,
MCA
15
53
11 %
preferred
May
May
May
151/4
52%
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preferred
28
15
52%
77%
3%%
58
151%
36%
$3.40
37
6.300
34,300
15%
52
11%
2
10
Jan
154%
41%
41
76%
4
191/4 Mar
•41%
41%
36 Va
76% Feb
341/4 Jan
154%
41%
155%
41%
11%
$3.75 preferred
$3.75 preferred
371/4 May 16
155%
411/4
*154%
42'%
77%
1
291/2 Jan
14,400
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41%
155%
41%
•36%
May 24
17V4 Jan
154%
77%
11 %
Apr
Apr
154%
77%
76%
87
87
78%
361/4
86
9
78
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12,200
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2
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48
8
78%
38,200
22'%
Corp
Masonite
16.200
77%
16
50
Inc
issued
Marshall
53%
15%
.
(Ky)~Ncfpar
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Magnavox Co
Mallory (P R)
Marine
53%
16 Va
78 Va
23%
Sons Inc
26
19
Mar
1021/4 Nov, ,23
Feb
14% Jan
2
-
40% May 23
j6 % Feb
5
53V4 Jan
821/4 Jan
22
33 % May 22
33 'A May 24
15% Feb 26
10%
54
16
16
77%
19
Copper
Maremont
10%
53%
16 Va
54%
15%
79
151%
Maiathon Oil Go
23
11
54 '/a
15%
53%
16
77%
1511/2
Manning Maxwell
Jan
10%
53%
53%
15%
100
151%
53% May 13
35
2,600
70%
54%
com
Co
Oil
34%
53 3
Madison Square Garden
Corp com.l
60c convertible
preferred_.No par
Maracaibo
34%
11%
1511,2
&
Fund
Manhattan
34%
11%
35
10%
70%
56%
(R H) Co Inc- common
4%% preferred series A
When
34%
11 Va
34%
10%
14,700
19Va
Macy
Magma
14,700
18%
preferred
Madison
34%
29'/4
1%
23
153
Steamship
Trucks
5 % %
34%
28%
10',4
10
MacAndrcws & Forbes
Mack
291/4
1V4
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2.51/2 May 14
7 '/a May
9
G
May 21
21
48% Feb
7
33 Va May 24
4
May 17
27
27% May 15
48% May j.3
22% Jan
76
Jun
16
16
24
44% May
591/4 Mar
83 V2
Jun
or
10
29
15
82% A
30
21
29% Jun
9% Jan
•
8
Apr
May 18
2
2
36% Jan
84
33
23
46 '/a Mar 15
3
.2% Jan
3
26% May 14
34% Jun
27
15
96 V2 Apr
24
Jan
1% May 24
8% Jan
17
66'A May
Jan
63
Jan
50% May 23
19% Mar
24
1% Oct
Jun
30
•6% n.pr
46 U Jan
17 % Oct
50
Jan
36 Va Jan
23
29
1%
23
100
<r>n
44 '/a Mar 15
29%
35
1%
13
19% May 20
40% Feb
*22
52 Va
2
47'% Feb
19
1%
22%
29
35
28%
12%
2
5
19
1%
22'%
29%
I
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18%
1%
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29%
51%
15 % Jan
25
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2,600
131/4
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(M)
•
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7
52%
20
25
22.000
1%
22%
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12%
21% Feb
23'/4 Jun
19%
1%
*22
18%
51%
27
44% Jun
26,600
18%
13
14
21% Oct
13,900
7%
18%
51%
Lowenstein
Bros
28%
18
12%
79% .May 23
Lykes
17%
28%
18%
18
51',4
12% Apr
Lukens Steel
17%
28%
7
13
2
15
17%
28%
52
2
4nr
17%
7 Va
12%
9% Jan
Jun
17%
30
7
51 Va
59% Jan
6
17%
29%
7
5
4
29
17%
30%
7
25c
8
Feb
17%
29%
7%
Corp.
11
7
17%
28%
100
preferred
Apr
15% Feb
G4
May 29
Jan
7,000
common
Co
671/a Jnn
Mav29
32
17,300
69%
X56
7%
22
8 '/a
Mar 20
9,400
16%
3IV4
7
5
30 V2 Oct
50.
40
24%
16
19%
preferred
Electronics
23%
16»/a
17%
^_4
preferred
4.35%
23%
29%
i
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D
15
15%
71%
56%
:
series
17
May 17
B
4.25%
16% Feb
16%
li3%
preferred..
issued
series
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Co
conv
Long Island Lighting Co
5%
15%
56%
common
14
3
16%
24%
6S%
Corp
15
IT
15%
23%
I III
_IIl
3
143% Feb
Jan
16%
20
Loew's Theatres Inc
7
51% Jan
24%
22%
56
1
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville & Nashville
25V2 May 29
»
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conv
28
104
24%
22%
_~_2.50
common
non-cum
4.84%
24%
5
Feb
22
24%
22%
5
Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
29%
*46
23%
_50c
Litton
11%
30
56
25%
100
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12
30
23
7
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11%
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23%
25
.
Co
Lionel Corp
56
24Va
23%
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com
preferred
Belt
12%
301/4
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3
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Products
Refineries
12
*30
2
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132 % Jan
4
Apr
•
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Ling-Temco-Vought
27
7% Mar 14
28
6
63% Feb.
151
Corp
-.I.IIIII5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
1
Lehigh Portland Cement..
15
Lehigh Valley Industries common 1
$1.50 conv pfd series A
No par
12%
30
56
*46
27
15%
5
11%
29%
56
.
26 VB
"1-1
jj.
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
57
17 % Mar 22
17% .Tan
Inc
18% Feb
4% Feb
57% Mar
3
Siegler
47i/8 Mar 29
Apr
1112% Apr
361/4 Oct
137
18
2
94% Mar
1
55% Jan
2
29% Apr
6
111/2 May 22
16% May
2
Jan / 2
69% Dec
56
22
83% May
46
Oct
1
12V8 Mar 26
14
4% Oct
31
66 V2 Jan
2
25% Jan
Jan
29% Feb
39% Jnn
2
43% Oct
6
No par
1
Rubber & Tire
I2V4
30%
*46
Leesona
21
35% Feb
17V8 Mar 12
__25
Lanvin-Parfums Inc
22% Dec
110% Feb
A
Lane Bryant
15
11%
29%
4
series
14
24
24
_1
common
18% Jan
1% Mar 16
23
Co
preferred
25'% Jan
22% May 29
9% Oct
Gas
4.32%
2
23% Oct
63% Oct
Laclede
Apr
1% May 29
19% Jan
9
147
Laboratory for Electronics *ac
-13% Jan
39
6
Sep 28
14
par
No par
9
1
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v
*95%
97
79
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81
80%
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100
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100
64
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63
63,
63
62V4
63
29%
301/4
29%
30
28%
29%
28%
29%
56'%
541/a
55%
38%
391/4
27%
28%
18%
18
18
48 Vs
48 Va
48%
•
18
18
48 Va
48%
48%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
17
48%
49
48
48%
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47%
11
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11
11%
11
11%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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11
83
80
48%
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17%
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8,200
12,500
2,700
1,400
100
1,010
10
2.380
61,300
53%
54%
15,900
38%
391/4
10,600
28%
8,800
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I8V4
400
46%
47
5,400
*16%
17
1,500
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„
48 V4
7,300
11%
12,200
27%
2,900
I 11
271/4
Volume 197
Number 6267
...
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(2165)
21
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, ] 963
Highest
Lowest
-
25
23% Mar 12
33 % Jun
20
48% Apr
12
91
Jan
30
96
Jun
29
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
24% Oct
25
32'/, Apr
6
22
Apr
2
81% Jan
2
2
Jun
22
25
45% Feb
93% Jan
7
Oct
10
86% Jan
Feb
2b
20% Mar 11
94% Mar 23
77% Jan
88% Nov
23
88% Jan
3
24
33% Jan
3
22% Jan
2
11% Jan
90
29
8% May 28
93/3 May 29
13
263/4 Oct
Aug 17
14% Jan
24
2
11% Jan
12
29% Jan
58% Feb
15
2b
Feb
13% Apr
25
16% Nov
23
15
Jan
2
3
88% Jun
19
85
93% Jan
2
97
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,
23
24
24
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23
25
39
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Me
60% Jan
22
24% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
84% Jan
2
111% Apr
4.45%
2
88% Feb
15% Jan
8
2
28
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24
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Apr
JJ
98% Jan
2
12% May 29
17% Dec
14
15
70% Feb
7
52% Jan
2
64Va Apr
24
24% Jan
4
18% Jan
2
23
45% Apr
24
40y4Feb
8
34
May 29
-
Apr
34
Jun
21
47
Dec
7
19
Jun
28
31% Dec
31
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
nn
2% Oct
22
4% Jan
3
2% Jan
2
51% Mar
1
48% Jan
2
65
42
5
32% Jan
4
Minnesota
25
26% Jun
22
18% Jun
,
'
25
Jun
53% May
3
Mission
6
34% Mar 20
MissloU
37y2 Mar 19
25% Jan
2
22% Jan
19
9% Apr
9
80
13
,y
Oct
10
77
Apr
Jan
11% Apr
16
15
Nov
29
Oct
22
10% Nov
29
Jun
25
52% Jan
2
31
May 28
39% Dec
20
38% Jan
28
May 29
42%Marfl26.;
36% Jan
19% Oct
15
14
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49
Jan
23
36% Jan
May 29./; 17y4 Dec
22
.
23% Jan
2
16% Jan
4
17
89% Mar 14
58
Apr
41% Jan
35
Jan
3
Mar 26
20ys May 29
28% Jan
19
23
Jan
21
May 28
29% Mar 21
27
Nov
2
14%N«v
23
Jun
:
1
26% Sep
29
12
22
20
17% Feb
30% Jan
27% Feb
2
27
43% Jun
22
54% Jan
2
11% Jun
25
247/8 Dec
27
21% Jan
16
•19% May 19
31% Jan
12
25% Mar
5
45% Apr
24
43 Ve Jan
7
Jan
4
11% Jan
2
33
May 29
9% May 29
66% Oct 24
18
132% Jan
8% Jan
2
70% May 16
Jan
50% Feb
65% Mar
1
5
20% Jan
2
32% May 20
14
22% Jan
3
28
•
Jan
4
59% Mar 19
67% Jan
10
20% Oct
24
23% Mar
4
26% Jan
28
2
30% Apr
93% Dec
23
83% Jan
28
92% Jan
4
96% Feb
5
54
Mar 23
48% Jan
3
54
29% Jan
2
Jun
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
30% Jan
33% Oct
56% Jan
3
99% Dec
27
93% Jan
61
2
7% Jan
5
;
2
50
98
Feb
13
Oct
22
98
Jan
4
68% Jan
24
32
Apr
30
25% A-r
^
26% Oct
9
33% Oct
24
35% Jan 10
2
50% Apr
45% Feb
15% May 29
13% Oct 24
24% Feb
15% Jun
23% Feb
16
22
5% May 28
10% Oct 25
8
6
45% May 16
28
May 21
18
/ 15
2
Jan
2
52
2
20
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—
75
May 29
19% May 29
81% Mar
'
51% Jan
Aug 23
51% Sep 24
86% May 10
86Vi Feb 20
85
97
Jun
5
15
Nov
20
54% Jan
85
Apr
28% Apr
26
11
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21
6IV2 Jan
•
2
94
2
89% Apr 29
83% May 23
2
Jari
New
Jun
22
39% Mar 21
28% Jan
2
10% Jun
14
20% Jan
12
15
Jan
2
May 29
43% Dec
31
21% May 22
Mar 11
447'n Jan
R
n
26
28
9
Jun
27
33% Jun
15
1
19% Feb
26
11V4 Apr
5
43% Jan
-76% Jun 27
13% Apr
31
40
3
45
86
May
3
Jan
67%
Jiuf 28
74
Dec- 19
72% Jan
11
71
Jun
79
Feb
76% Jan
3
82% Jan
86
Jun
4
8
88
27
q2% Jan
May 17
104
Mar
Jan
2
Jan
85-
18
104
July
100
Jun
3
29
27% Jan
July 9
85% July 31
21V4 Jan
4
12 Va
July
15% Jun
'*
107
16% Oct 24
21
23
4
May
Jan
2(3
7
110% Feb
106% Jan
25
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18
122
22
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15
24
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27
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76
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2
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19
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28
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4
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6
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22
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21
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
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EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
May 20
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Monday, May 27, 1963
May 21
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
May 23
•
May 22
Friday
the Week
Shares
May 24
O
May 28
92
Jan
11
99
Dec
2
21
80y2Jun
29
86% Dec
7
9 7 V2
July
94 %
49% Jan
46% Jan
38
3
Feb
12
97
Nov
51
May
100% May
Jan
7
100% Apr
19
102
8
14
7
105
1
25
Apr
preferred
.
preferred
preferred—
4.56%
25
102% Jan
22% Mar 25
2
7
18% Feb
88 y2 Jan
31
95 y2 Nov
15
94% Jan
9
98 y2 Apr
26
4.24%
29% Oct
24
41
Feb
26
2
38y2 Jan
25
Oklahoma
26
34% Apr
31% Jan
Jun~28
16 y4
18% Apr
17% Jan
23
13
Natural
41% Jan
3
41% May 13
Olin
19% Jan
12
15% Jan
2
17% May 13
54% Jan
23
47% Jan
4
59
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
Jan
May 28
2
May
8
3
48
59% Jan
30
Otis
24
24% Mar
1
11% May 15
15% Jan
11
14
25% Jan
2
21 % Feb
15
87% Feb
13
53% Jan
21
24% May
1
68% May 14
72 y8 Jan
24
46 y2 Oct
64
26
25
96
Jan
2
14
Jun
115-
Jan
2
99 y2 Jun
25
97% Jan
16
16% Jun
25
25
9% Jun
101% Feb
100
2
Jan
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
4%
18
Apr
9
Oxford
104
Feb
6
S5
18% Jan
8
Pacific
American
May 24
29
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
Gas
15% May
l
15
15% Jan
12
12% Jan
4
15
May 29
367/e Feb
20
317% Jan
2
34% Jan
47
May 29
61% Dec
27
53% May
UO% Mar
20
16% Mar 25
39% Jan
5
2
158% Feb
26% May 29
142% Oct
26
preferred
Jan
37
25
35% Apr
5,000
81%
79%
80%
10,800
102 %
102%
Intermountain Express Co_5
No par
18%
56%
19
56%
1
13%
14%
34%
34%
150
6%
Corp
Ltd
5
2
?5% Apr
10
27
Feb
27
33
Jan
21
Pendleton
19 % Apr
25
When
26
Mar 29
May
177/a May 23
17% Jan 14
16% May
Oct
22
27% Jan
4
26
19% Jan
2
48% Jan
3
May 29
23% Jun 25
52% Jan
17
2
34
14
347/8 Feb
25% Jun
95
Jan
27
31%
22
Oct
2
Jan
42
Apr
5
20
30 % Jan
35
Mar 11
32 % Apr
36
May 16
54% Jan
2
39% May 29
52% Mar 19
37
Jun
3
51
33
Oct
25
.
28
Feb
13
103
17
2
17% May 22
35% Feb
8
40% May 24
11
Feb
49
Jan
4
16
.46
Jan
2
2
39
63
Feb
26
13% Jan
49% Oct
24
59% Mar 23
51% Mar 14
55
Jan
8
35% Oct
24
66% Jan
43
May 24
5i
Jan
9
.99
Jan
■
101 %
15
99% Mar
July 13
>■'16% Apr
2
13% Jun
25
19% Jan
2
24
42
Feb
13
25
May 13
23
57% Mar 15
47
Jan
44% Oct
1
62% Jan
16 % Feb
May 29
98
Jun
6
103% Nov
7
82
July 10
88% Nov
96
Jan
18% May
12
28% Jan
2
52% Mar
Mar
1
28
86% Jan
11
91
Mar
5
19
103
Feb
5
106
100
Sep
13
97
Apr
106
Jan
31
103
Apr
16
81
Jan
2
33 % Jan
21
112% Jan
5
71% Jan
25
24
61 % Oct
24
'
82
July 16
80% July 25
87% Mar 27
84% Jan
3
84% Feb
19
81% Jan
10
42
59% Mar 14
47% Jan
17
Oct
24
15% Oct
24
2
17% Apr
Oct
24
Jan
4
51% Jan
Feb
6
100% Nov
27
99% Jan
8
18% Jun
27
41% Jan
11
29 % Feb
28
30% Oct
23
Feb
26
11% Oct
4
67
26% Apr
69
12% Jun
22
5
19% Jan
116% Mar
44% Jun
88
8
3
17% Jan
9
2
86
May
7
8
73
82
May 10
Jan
139
May
67% Feb
1
57% Jan
51% Jan
7
Jan
12% May 22
38
Jan
613/4 May 15
41
Jan
61
353/4 Mar 29
40% Jan
32 % Mar 12
Petroleum
Pfizer
8
21
95% Mar
93
25
92% Jan
22% May 16
1
69% Mar
25
32% Apr
■415% Jan
Jan
19
69% Dec 26
29
Jan
3
20
4
May 23
8
■
$3.50
2
75% May
2
32% Feb
3
18
Procter
Feb
21
97% Apr
5
4.18%
1
4.30%
15
5.05%
92
Nov
20
91% Jan
4
95
Dec
6
943/4 Jan
14
98
Nov
21
Apr
110% Feb
7
1093/4 Jan
15
108% Apr
10
111% Jan
25
Nov
21
32 % Jan
3
79% Apr
24% Dec
11
76
Jan
2
28
24
May
3
23
Mar 29
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
223/8 Jan
21
19
July 25
35
100
8
81
May 13
Mar 14
4.32%
Jun
24
18
24% Jan
31% May 29
Feb
8
10% Feb
21
6
Jan
2
88
23
84
Jan
4
86
May 24
22
24
Jan
43% Jan
35% Apr
30
26% Mar
38% Mar
9
25
38% Dec
28% Jun
26
,
•
2
233/4 Jan
6
23
23:
193/4 Jan
2
17% Oct
20V4 Oct
2
36% Jan
11
»64 %
Apr
22
7% May 16
May 15
,
May 24
40% Jan
4
30
,
Apr 15
31% May 14
41% Apr 22
4.16%
Puetro
43%
44%
43
101 %
*101
*101
102
27%
263/4
27
8,900
173/4
17%
173/4
3,100
25%
26
26
26
26
26%
51%
51%
521/4
60
61%
59%
60%
35%
77%
73%
31%
*93
*95%
*99
*108%
29
com—No par
t
—
100
100
100
100
100
,
110
37
com—No par
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.
;
25
25
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24%
23%
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7%
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Co
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29
30%38%
70%
29%
73%
31%
94%
97
99%
109
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102%
90%
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90%
100
100
100
*105
106 %
*105
7%
31
-k
39%
72%
/
130
100%
280
106%
*105
106 %
38%
16,700
85%
85%
85%
853%
10,300
88%
88
88
38%
*86%
18%
19
58%
64
62%
100
101
*100
55%
32%
333/a
33
47
47%
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7,100
-
80
.
5,700
33%
33%
463/4
5,600
18%
46%
47%
4,500
59%
100
100
33%
125,200
19
57%
62
10
•
54'A
18%
100
90
87
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54
87
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82
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82
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82
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22
21%
15%
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55 A 56%
12 /a 12 %
56% 57
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34% 34%
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65% 66%
121% 121%
33 % 33%
136% 141%'
29
74
31%
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81
24%
23%
80%
*24%
*23%
7%
87
7%
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—
—
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29%
30%
38%
72
142
551/4
56
23,600
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73,300
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60
66 'A
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8,100
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132
66 34
124
123
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4,600
34
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89,600
140 7%
18,100
20
19%
900
640
125
34
34%
139 3/8
18%
20
95
96
%
95%
22%
22%
22%
,22%
20,000
77%
78
77%
77%
16,900
28%
29%
28%
29%
21,800
75
751/4
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2,400
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1,450
96
74%
31%
31%
31%
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94%
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951%
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97
*95
97
100
100
100
109
109
109 %
110
1091/4
109V4
230
373/4
39
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7,500
80
•
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80
80
80
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-
50
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580
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110
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,
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86
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270
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58
61%
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37
10,800
—
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58
6,400
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142
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87
99
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'
50
300
22 '/a
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223/s
55%
94%
38%
.
100%
100
150
90%
88%
97
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109
110%
38%
80%
25
24
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38%
72
27,700
102%
*90
39%
54%
29%
36%
29%
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29%
46
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87
74%
31%
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14,800
85
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87
54%
18%
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87
33,400
38%
7%
81
24%
23%
52%
60%
84%
*88
37%
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*24%
*23%
37%
2,500
52%
593/4
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36%
1013/4
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93%
*95%
97
*99
99%
108% 108%
*110
110%
110
"
36
35%
*101%
22%
78
29%
74%
31 %
No par
5
110
263/4
17%
96%
Gas com.No par
200
101%
17%
60%
22%
77%
29%
73%
31%
3,300
3,600
44
27 %
•
96%
—-
Quaker Oats
443/4
22%
77%
Products
18
551/4
96
22%
78%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
3
Inc___
No par
69% Jan
5,900
15%
96
_lo
Pullman
PurOlator
42%
151/4
97
22%
78%
of Ind
Pure Oil
42%
*543/4
153/8
55
97
22%
Co
preferred
24
43%
15%
55
5%% sf pref_100
Power
preferred
Rican
42%
15%
18%
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75
42%
18%
preferred
preferred
79% Apr
3
Co
20,100
18%
preferred
preferred
preferred
3%%
25
.
May 23
1,150
47%
18%
Gamble
Serv
Public
39
21
5% Oct
84
Feb
56
61 %
343/4
130
65%
120%
35
135%
613/4
47%
18%
preferred
preferred—
5.28%
96% Mar
1063/4 Mar
'■
,
56%
12%
603/4
48%
x51
*141% 14256
56%
11% 12%
56%
56%
61
61%
/-.>34%
34%
*130
132
65%
65%
*120
121%
33%
34
133% 136%
142
533/4
62
18%
div preference
2
10
Electric
&
$1.40
;_1.
-
Public Service Co of Colorado
5
109
*141%
55%
12
56
61 %
34%
130
65%
120%
34%
132%
47
15%
85
82
22
5,300
53%
52
53%
473/4
17%
18
64
64 %
*100. 101
32% 32%
47
47%
15% 15%
83% 83%
80% 80%
21% 22
33%
5-692
400
8,900
120
390
142,200
1,800
61
—10
Co
Poor &
4.08%
95
*80%
21%
preferred—75
1.25 1
__1
convertible
Public Serv Elec &
2
85
100
Common—
Plough Inc
i
Polaroid Corp—
Jan
29
(The)
Potomac
68% Jan
32%
46%
15%
.
30,800
49%
27
101% 101%
90
90
*99% 100
*105
106%
39% 39%
83% 84%
*88.
89
*86%,
52%
39%
*34% 34%
35% 35%
104% 104%
101% 101 %
17'/a 17%
39"% 40
62%
*101
35%
preferred class A
—100
5%% 1st series prior pfd.
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Jan
29
35%
5%
87
Jun
35%
,
85
Jun
35%
102
102
89% 89%
99%
99%
*105
106%
39% 40%
83 %
84%
*88
89
,87
87
52% 53%
18
18%
64 %
64 %
*100
101
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
; 7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co-;
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
Porter Co Inc (HK)
23% Apr 18
793/4 Apr 16
30% Feb 19
30 % Jan
31% May 14
90% July 17
x59%
44
44%
39%
54%
44
51%
•
43%
44%
39%
1,200
700
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27,000
3,?99
150
26
26%
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21% 23%
17% 17%
8%
8%
*44
45
44
44%.
39% 39%
34% 34%
35
35%
104% 104%
101 % 101 %
17% 17%
40% 40%
*54 %
25%
50%
59%
27
26%
26%
17%
17%
23% 24%
17% 17%
8%.
8%
55%
17%
25%
52%
60%
,
99% Apr
14
27% Jan
2
49% May 29
17%
25"%
49%
34%
15%
101
101
26% 27%
17%
——
3
May 24
35% May
1
44
25%
51 %
.
105% Jan
148% Jan
44%
17%
No par
Pittston
125
*54%
5
.67% May 24
6
54%
34%
—_
9,800
28,500
42-499
900
4,000
200
41%
15%
55%
44
—1
-33%c
—12.50
27'%
49%
*34%
*26%
50
9,700
93,000
o,100
48%
50%
41%
15
27%
Inc
28
28% Mar 20
49%
41%
15 %
26%
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
120% May.
Jan
51%
42%
101% 101%
100
7%
47%
27%.
24'399
59
58
——1
130% May 24
18
106
!
7%
44%
9
13%
53%
54%
44%
preferred
Co
;•// 53 /2
57
54%
;100
3.80%
preferred
100
4.30%
preferred
100
4.68%
_100
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)_50c1;
/
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4% preferred-——
-loo
/
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5 "
Phillips-Van Iieusen 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 preferred1 (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
—1
4.40%
39"%
50
Co Inc
&
16"%
39%
14
16%
39%
78%
98
7%
35%
35"%
104% 104 %
100% 101%
17%
17%
39%
39%
100% 100"%
16%
17%
39%
39%
101 %
16%
14%
Corp of America-
(Chas)
105
101 %
l-:'
Inc
Service
Pfaudler Permutit
35%
1
17
24
104
Gas
34%
35%
104% 104%
56
Jan
122
34% Dec
221
May 14
*104
44
46%
39%
34%
35%
54
57% Feb
14
133/4 Oct
July 24
14
9
90% Oct
56% Jun
20% Jun
8
4
Jan
14
May
24
.130
25
143
134% Jan
Jan
24
22% May 23
2
Jan
78
Oct
10
553/4 Jan
54
25
Jun
Jan
14% Jan
20
12% Jan
,
Nov
Jun
15
13% Jan
72% Jan
125
81%
49% Apr
1
1
6
21
.
34% May
18
22
Jan
16 % May 15
22
Oct
18
64 % May 20
'
126% Aug 21
433/a Oct 24
5% Oct
36% Oct
21% Jan
102% Jan
81
22
35
14
24
86 % Mar
23
Aug 17
Sep 28
64
39
65% Mar 19
Feb
91
2
97
1
22
6
88% May
55 % Apr 26
15
40
Apr
41% Apr
90 % Apr
35%
54%
50%
42
Phelps-Dodge Corp
105
8%
45%
26%
18
25%
17%
8%
13/8
,4
48%
27%
34%
53%
preferred
Petrolane
7%
467/a
34%
—No par
common
7%
453/4
17
8%
-%t
Phila Electric Co common
7
8
26% Oct
4%%
Co
36% May 22
2
Jan
100
Aug 23
101
1
9
Milk
13%
16
38%
78
*96%
44%
39%
x23%
173/3
No par
100
convertible preferred
14%
16%
38%
78%
98
26%
18%
25%
17%
8%
45
33%c
1
54% May
9
61% May 16
6
29% Jan
15
34% Mar 20
25
Pet
101% May 20
28% May
2
8
26% May 17
18% Oct
33% Oct
5%
13%
16
37%
77%
*96%
26%
*17%
24%
17%
8%
*44
341%
common
14%
16%
37%
78%
98
18
*34
__
8,000
260
2,400
9,200
26%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4 % %
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred™
100
Pennsylvania RR
10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Corp„———
33% 33%
>'*150
151 /
6
6
14/2 14%
13% 14%
15% 16%
39% 39%
78
78%
, *96%
98
7%
7%
44 % 4a%
, ,
27% 27%
48% 49%
34% 34%
*26 /8 27
56%
33% 23%
151
151
6'/a
6%
14% 14%
27
39
Cement Co
17,700
12,800
27%
39%
Permanente
17
19%
56%
*49%
34%
*26%
39
Perkin-Elmer
19% Mar 15
18%
56%
13
50%
3
Pepsi-Cola Co
58
15
19
13 %
27%
46%
7
56% Feb
22
18%
56%
34%
26%
23%
8%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co——
29'™°
18%
*44
.
33
49
34%
26%
44
Corp
18
lo
900
14%
27
17
50
1
18
32%
26%
23%
1
_5
common
preferred
18%
14%
33%
33%
33"%
150% 151%
6
6
14%
14%
47%
240
18%
27%
50%
35
45%
47
conv
7
51% May
>48% Jan
241
Jun
12% Jun
Mar 19
Fruit Co Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
56 % May 15
46
30
31
1
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
106% Feb
101
Apr
Jan
Ford
4.68%
29
7%
27
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn
46
27%
*18
9
2
50
Apr
98% Apr
13% Jan
1
1
Industries
Tool
14
50 %
78%
98
50%
issued
10% Feb
8% May 14
Apr
Apr
106% May 25
101% May 25
2
187/a Feb
3
10 % Jun
preferred
prior
conv
Penick &
38% Mar 22
28% May 29
98% July 25
5%
19% Jan
42% Jan
Jan
Peabody Coal Co common
25 % May 22
7
41% Jan
41
34%
*26
Transportation
Apr
May 31
37
27%
No par
5
25
Parke Davis & Co
Parmelee
55 % Feb
7% Oct
15
40
No par
37%
43%
37
July 12
24
1
28
28 %
8
1
Pictures Corp—;
preferred
29% Jan
26
14% Nov
Corp
Paramount
48% May 24
20 % Oct
'
No par
100
Line
Pipe
13%
16
37%
78
*96%
7%
46%
16%
2,300
14
13%
34
151
6%
14%
14%
1,500
34%
100%
57%
18%
56%
14
102 %
34%
101
14
33
18%
14%
33%
19%
18
14
33
19%
57%
810
100 %
34%
*34%
*100%
17%
14%
'33%
13%
15%
36%
347/s
100%
33%
17%
13%
32%
19
150
x6
14%
13%
70c
1
77%
*96%
7%
11
May
14%
5
„_50c
Electronics
East
149
6
>
102%
34%
100%
35%
101
13%
14
33%
102%
102%
103
56%
17%
17%
13%
32%
Papercraft
1
*100%
10
31
27
*100%
34%
34%
101
5
Aggregates Inc_5
Panhandle
14
102%
103%
34%
Corp
&
Electric
&
80% May 13
15
103 y4
15
2
23% Jun
V
100
67% Jan
29% May
28,900
80
12
24% Mar 20
11%
400
82%
70% Dec
Jan
48%
17,800
81
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
38% Mar 15
2,200
487/a
82%
39% May 24
75% Apr
587/a
48%
80%
2
.35
58%
48%
17%
82
21% Jan
21
58%
48%
*17
17
80%
12
24
58%
49
17
23%
24% Feb
4%
58%
48%
64%
24
17
58%
48%
17%
11%
157/a Oct
28
58
48%
63%
American Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Jan
17%
58
23%
Packaging Corp of America
9% Jan
*17
11%
Pan
24
17%
58%
57%
65%
Packard-Bell
48% May 22
210
23%
16% May 15
42% Oct
9,300
30,900
39%
17 %
11%
2
18% Oct
35%
38%
64%
11% Jan
22% Jun
34%
39%
23
12
98
35%
39%
11%
15% Jan
8
34%
39%
66
25
9
35%
39%
'
23%
1Q% Jun
10
97
35%
40
11%
14% May 21
Jan
97
97
35%
39%
*96
65%
2
6% Apr
97
*96
97
35
40%
23
2
35% Mar
97
35%
11%
25
96
97
66%
5% Jan
8
600
23%
9 % Jan
16
12,000
18%
11%
13% Apr
58% Feb
24%
18%
64%
3
97% Feb
23%
18%
23%
Jan
24
24%
18%
11%
20
Oct
23%
18%
65
5
31
23%
18%
23%
22
7
23%
17%
*17
6%
15
60
23%
17%
64
7% Oct
77% Jan 12
5
237/a Mar
102
23%
18%
11%
14% Nov
5% May 28
102
24%
39%
Pacific
25
102
440
35
Telep & Teleg com
14 2/7
preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
25
17% Jan
"
*101%
600
310
104
*96
No par
Petroleums
Apr
6% Feb
157
2
104
23 %
common..
Pacific Lighting
Pacific
105
102
*101%
*104
4,400
•
48%
.—
Co
Paper
Pacific
24
17
89
104%
104%
102
49%
100%
*87%
24 %
Corp
1
com—6.25
preferred™
14% May 13
31 % Mar 12
145% Jan
Apr
63% Jan
1
1
*101%
48%
*99%
88%
*17%
'
105;?
2
Jan
Co
Glass
Owens-Illinois
2
1
31% Jan
5
84% May
Co
Outlet
8
Mar
100
Mar 23
43
Oct
28
May 15
102
49
100%
88
30c
No par
Outboard Marine Corp
19
'
48%
100 %
89
3.125
24
10 y2 Oct
76
49%
100 %
89
89
*101%
5
10
Elevator
43% Oct
Jun
48%
100 %
48y8
100
104%
Chemical Corp—_5
Mathieson
25
14 y2 May 29
98%
*88
*103%
7.50
Gas
88
105
100
preferred
48%
48%
99%
*103%
—
35
Jun
48%
88
—.—100
—.—100
4.44%
10o
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
2.50
4%
preferred
20
3.90%
2
May
preferred
4.40%
98%
15
100
Ohio Edison Co common
9
89% May
9
85% Jan
100 V2 Dec
105
July 18
3
29%
37
v
30%
•40 34
73 .'t
74
v
.
>
29%
29%
29%
30%
39%
30%
39%
73%
>
12,500
30%
13,700
i;4i%t
30%
v 40%
45,100
733/4
73%
3,-400
-
Q
543/4 Oct
136
-
Oct
25% Oct
For
24
-91% Feb
25
146
26
30% Jan
footnotes,
16
Mar 13
-
3
see page
61% Mar
1
Jan-
2
141
'27% Jan
25.
2
<
•147% Mar 14.
34% Apr
29-
Co" common.
i -64V4
"preferred—4--—--'
*144%
.5 —=-100c
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
6%
333/4
643/4
V 64%
64%
V
*144%
146%
147
333/4"
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-
4
,
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64%
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,
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64%
146%.
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■
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1
30
400
Number 6267
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2167)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1962
<•'.
STOCKS
"-Range for Previous
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
.
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
<
Tuesday
May 20
May 21
par
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
,
\
a
Sales for
Thursday
•
Friday
May 23
,
May 24
May 22
the Week
1
Shares
/V'Y-'>.;<Y
38% Jun
63% Mar 14
56
Jan
2
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
17
82
May 22
Jan
10
34% Jan
2
40
Jan
21% Jan
2
15% Feb
26
18% Jan
7
Ranco
9% May 17
13% Jan
7
Random
27
71% May 29
28 Ve Sep 10
12j/2 May 29
45
Oct
24
30% Feb
13
7 % Jun
25
14% Feb
"16
18
41
-
24% Apr
41 % Feb
16% May 29
25
May 29
5% Oct
12
Oct
8
1
Oct~2i
13%
10y4 Oct
9
Oct
Inc
2
Rayonier
8
21
11% May 20
18% May 20
4%
14% May 20
29% May 24
4%
Red
17% Feb
Reed
21% Jun
15% Jan
8
23
21% Feb
12
23
16% Jan
4
12
Jan
15% May
10
v
May
13
Jan
21
67%
68%
82
81%
81%
80 3/B
80 5/a
1,500
35%
353/4
353%
35%
355/8
353/4
10,100
17
17%
1774
17%
171%
173/8
16%
17Vb
163/4
17%
6,400
25
18% Jan
23 % Apr
28
49% Jan
4
38% Jan
45 %
14
23
Jan
23
13% Mar 26
20% Jan
10
10%
93/4
9%
101/8
9%
41%
41%
41%
41%
-41%
41%
41%
413/4
41%
413/4:
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
123/a
12%
125/8
27%
28%
39,100
34,300
17
51% Aug 30
76
Jan
30
53
Jan
2
69
Jan
17
12
24
Jan
19
16% Jan
2
18% Feb
26
6% Jan
19
Stores
May 28
Elec
24
12% Jan
2
10% Apr
24
17
Mar 12
14
:Jan
2
28
Oct
19
60
Jan
4
34% Jan
2
16% May 2
41% Apr 16
Republic
30
Nov
7
43% Jan
5
36 % Jan
2
48
Revere
31
67% Mar 13
40% Jan
2
48% Jan
24
6
37% Jan
7
2
35 % May 16
4
'
Oct
24
20% Oct
26
52% Jan
2
29
20% Jan
27
41% Jan
4
23% Jan
Mar
48
Jan
8
50% Nov
14
49% Jan
8
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
102% Jan
3
34% Oct 23
80% Feb
16
86% Nov
90
Jan
4
15% Feb
5% Dec
8
8% Jun
26
3% Jun
25
Oct
24
40
102
28%
27%
28%
28
281/4
24 Ve
243/4
233/4
241/8
23%
241/4
23%
235/8
22%
23%
28,000
103/4
11%
11
11%
11
11%
103/a
11%
103/a
11
16,400
18
18%
18
18'A
17%
17%
17%
17%
*16%
14%
14%
14
14 /■'/
13 5/8
14
29
291/a
291/8
29
50
14%
14%
__No par
No par
__
28%
287b
15%
52% May 21
Jan 28
1
47% May 14
88 % Feb
8
14
10% Jan
2
15
7
4% Jan
2
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
4,800
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
105/s
10%
7,600
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
1,900
43%
43%
43%
431/4
4474
441/4
45%
44%
45
2,200
16%
16
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
63
63
63
*62%
64
20
16%
171/4
16 3/4
17
16%
17
17.600
9%
9%
9%
22% Oct
24
28% Dec
21
27
Jan
3
31
37% Jan
2
38 ;
Feb
8
34% Jan
2
73
Jun
124% Dec
27
5
104
Dec
18
94
Feb
90
Aug 30
15% May 29
24% Jan 25
14
29% Feb
21
12
16% Mar
97
May 29
17% Oct
12
31% Mar 15
25
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
11% May 29
4
25
5
Oct
26
41
10% Jun
29
Jan
Oct
26
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
7% Oct
24
18% Feb
15
12
96
'
Feb
Jan
10
2
8
86
39 3/8 Mar 12
26% Jan
2
34% Apr
35
Jan
2
10
Jan
2
133/4 Apr
11% Apr
15
mi, Jan
10
18% Jan
2
9% Jan
15
1
31
3
83/4 Oct
19
103/b Jan
30% Oct
1
60 5/s Feb
38 % Mar 29
42 % Jan
3274 Apr
674 Jan
2
12
11% Jan
4
May
22
23% May 21
10
■
May 22
>45% Jan
16
35% Jan
16
10
Mar
7
23
98% Feb
14
65% Feb
23
1174 May
7
75% Apr
16% Jan
26
28% Apr
533/8 Dec
28
513/4 Jan
3
59
Jan
22
363/8 Apr
26
23
50
Oct
23
25
Oct
25
42 3/4 Jan
31
Mar 15
77
Jan
16
87
Dec
18
86
Jan
8
92
Apr
5
90
Feb
6
997/2 Dec
31
97% Jan
9
102
Jan
28
19
Oct
23
26 % Jan
30
21% Jan
2
29
82
5
2
Jan
18
4 3/b Jan
2
32% Jan
2
3
17% Jan
9
20
7
33 % Dec
31
11% July 30
2374 Jan
14
27% Mar
-
77
/
25
Jun
25
883/4 Jan
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
59
63/4 May 29
143/a Jan
203/a Apr
2
2
74
4
Jan
Jan
17
Mai'
6
83/a May
7
Aug
7
103% Jan
8
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
18% Jan
3
13 74 Jan
24
11% Mar 30
974 Jan
2
30% Jun
45% Feb
293/4 Jan
34% Jan
30
103 % Oct
12
104
25
14 % Jun
25
9% Oct
24
283/4 Oct
23
12
16
11% Jan
106
24
May 20
153/4 Apr
30
18 3/4 Jan
2
24% Jan
11% Jan
2
17% May
•41% Mar 20
May 28
93/4 Oct 24
34% Jan
16
11
24"% May
22% Jan
15
19% Jan
2
18% Jan
4
22
21
19
Jun
27
337/2 Jan
May 23
2
25% May 23
83/a Apr 26
1674 Jan
2
13% Jan
14
19% Feb
18
22
26% Jan
28
Mar 15
26% Oct
23
56
19
32%. Jan
24% Oct
24
33% Mar 29
28% Jan
15% Oct
24
263/8 May 22
22
Jan
28% Apr
15
285/s Oct
24
40% Feb
5
35% Jan
46% Apr
30
Feb~21
■
„
393/4 May 22
323/4 Feb 11
Apr
63
-
2
Mar
62
553% Jan
8
23
'
20
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
45 % Jun
25
44
72% Feb 28
25
593/4 Dec
27
603/4 Mar 20
5874 Jan
2
69 74 Apr
5% July
3
7% May 29
397/2 Jun 25
12% Nov
26
11% Jan
20% May 24
2
8% Jan
4
1074 Feb
6
58
Feb
15
53 74 Jan
21
61% Apr
24
50
Mar 23
53
Feb
19
51% Mar 18
54
Feb
4
29
May 28
41% Feb
28
Jun
9% Jan
2
68 74 Apr
29
16
443/4 Jan
17
323/4 Jan
21 % Oct
24
407/2 Jan
16
28% Jan
273/4 Oct
24
33
Jan
16
3074 Jan
493/4 May 21
35% Feb 25
17 % Jun
25
233/4 Feb
16
2
88%
133/a
583/4
57%'
59
44
43%
43%
32
32
313/4
32
__2.50
26%
26%
26%
,_1
25%
26 %
26
58%
26%
26%
2,500
26%
26%
11,300
No par
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32
32
32%
_10
403%
40 %
40 %
40%
40
40 74
40%
40%
40%
41
39%
40%
39%
40-
393/4
39%
39%
39%
395/8
39%
137%
5
32%
132
31%
133%
133
135
135
Corp
(Geo
97
97
16%
16%
16%
16 34
10,800
26
27
25%
253/4
26%
25%
26'/a
26
11,500
1
347/8
33 7/2
33%
32 %
33
33%
34
32%
33 %
32%
33
31
%
32%
31%
32%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47'%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
9%
1074
974
10%
9%
1
_;
Co
•12%
12%
28
_1
28%
12%
12%
28
28%
11%
11%
94%
.100
preferred
Inc
Falls
Co
20%
*20%
20%
23%
23
2374
85
83%
83%
*84%
34
33%
33%
33"%
3774
36%
36%
36%
36%
12%
12 74
11
Nov
33 3/8 Mar
1
15
2
10% Mar
6
28
6% Jan
3
9% Apr
24
47% Jan
4
Jun
25
874 Jan
24
Oct
42 7/2 Jan
2
25"% Mar 19
35% May 23
90
Jan
15
953/4 Dec
26
Feb
1
22
24% Jan
2
94% May 7
12"% Mar 26
97
10% Oct
15
Jan
18
97
9
93
Apr 24
98% Feb
90
3
Aug 16
24
May,
Jan
20% Jun
25
38% Mar
1
25
Jan
3
32 74 May
81
25
86
8
82% Jan
2
90
Sep
-
For
Mar
footnotes,
see page
25.
Feb
7
16
1
'
2,700
64,800
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,900
413%
41
41%
41%
41%
40 »/4
10
415/a
39%
40%
22,500
33
32%
33
32%
32 5/a
321/4
32 5/a
*32%
32 %
4,000
9%
"
9%
9%
9%
,
9
74%
73%
12%
123/B
12%
52 % *
52 %
53
52%
3474
34
*90
*100
15
14%
90
*90
*100
$4.50
Spiegel Inc
$4.50
29
28%
79 74
*78
4%
•
4%
29
79%
28%
.*78
4%
38%
38
38%
38%,
28%
27%
79%
*78
79%
78
*4 5/a
-
39%
'27%
30
791/4
43/i
2,900
393/4
23,900
17,200
45/8
19%
193/4
20
19%
20%
19%v
19%
19%
20%
27%
27
27%
27 3/8
.28%
28
28%
28%
29%
35
351/4
35%
34%
35%
345/8
35%
34%
35
x'88%
89%
893/8
90%
89%
90%
88%
89%
15%
151/a
15%
15%
151/2
15%
16
90'
16
15
8%
8%
110
■
14,100
39
4%
38%
4%
39%
28%
*106
15%
15
8%
110"
*14%
14%
8%
*106
8%
8%
14%
15
15%.
15%
15
15%
40%
40%
40%
40%
22
22%
22%
23
15
.
15%
14%
15%
14%
8% '
8%
106
106
110
15%
151/4
*106
8,700
2,700
47,700
8,600
8%
7,300
500
110
15 3/8
26,200
14%
15%
5,800
401/4
.22%
40%
22%
7,000
8,300
15'/8
153/8
15
15%
43%
42i%
43%
42%
43%
42 7/4
42%
41%.
24%
24%
x235/8
235/a
23%
23%
23%
233/4
24%
23%
24%
24%
8,500
42
24%
251/4
233/4
8%
83/4
17%,.
Xl7
22%
8%
24%
24%.
251/4
91/4
9
9
9%
8%
.9%
17%
171/b
17%
171/4
17%
17',
22%
23
22'A
22%
22%'
6,200
32,100
12,200
17
22%
37,100
223/4
,
.
-v
3,000
3,900
•
39
.
29
29%
27
271/4
27
453/a
46
45%
'
74%
5,900 :
•38%
39 %
30
29%
293/4
27%
265/s
26%
5,100
45%
45%
45%
56,800
74%
75
15,000
39%
X39
39%
30
*29%
75
1,200
75%
74
75%
74%
59%
59%
59%
5974
59%
591/4
59%
591/4
59%
29%
293%
303/8
31%
301%
31
29%
305/s
19,700
38%
38
30%
393/4
39%
425/8
40%
41%
40 5/a
42%
94,600
66%
66
66%
X65%
66%
65%
66%
65
65%
13,600
66%
6674
67%
66%
67%
66%
67%
67%
675/8
25,800
1734
17%
18
18%
191/4
19%
19
19 5/a
19%
201/4
49,400
9
9
8%
8%
9
75%
59%
60
59%
53%
53%
52%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
49%
47%
49%
47%
7,200
58%
58%
3,000
*52%
53%
41%
40%
41
44%
52%
39%
47%
9%
591/4
40
59%
53%
48%
60
3,200
53%
47
43%
45i%
8%
9
6074
*52%
59
*52%
91/4
9
400
7,500
232,200
1,800
33%
34
34
34%
*343/8
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
25%
32%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
1,700
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 5/s
325/8
32%
32 5/a
32%
30,200
55%
55%
55%
58
57
57
55
_5
&
No par
_No par
62%
20
21
*75%
35%
18%
100
1
1
63
•;
21
■77
*75%
35%
v
35%
3574
36%
351/2
36
47,900
631/4
18,700
213/a
4,800
62%
*56 74
62%
63
21%
36
18
18%
12%
12%
8%
83/4
9%
8%
32%
33%
33 »/a
35%
96
95
95
13 s/8
13%
135/8
94%
32
32%
91
'
*95
13%
*94%
13%
9
95%
94%
951%
•31%
32
311/4
31%
*89%
91
90
90
63%
62%
21
21 %
,
21%
771/2
*75%
77%
36%
36%
18
57
*755/8
77
36
13%
*89%
200
51%
10,100
18
96
17,500
52
12%
32%
55 '/a
57
51%
35%
13%
94%
54%
*56i/4
21%
*75%
551/4
51%
12%
95"%
6
100
77
50%
x35
54%
51
18%
12 %
8%
31%
1
.25
'■>■■
4%
27%
66
.1
No par
10
102
74
59%
8%
No par
7,900
28%
37%
66%
2.50
common
preferred
13,200
92
102
46
50c
335/8
90
*100
45%
common
25,600
34
92
46
common
33%
33%
34%
102
45%
Co
2,200
*90
27%
Corp
preferred
523/4
*100
26%
preferred
52%
91
27
Rand
52%
102
2634
4.20%
11,600
*90
38 3/4.
Sperry
12%
*100
29%
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical
9
74
12%
91
27
35
88%
15 74
8%
*106
33%
34%
8%
73%
102
28%
*78
4%
37%
xl9%
.
333/4
9%
12%
52%
52%
.
74%
12 5/a
74%
12%
53%
:
8%
74%
91/8
74
12%
38%
Spartans Industries
10
74%
29%
Co
67,800
11%
125/s
225/a
29%
Service
11%
12%
22%
29%
& Bros Inc
12
12%
No par
Public
11%
7,500
22 5/a
No par
(A G)
12 74
200
19,200
12%
23%
Spalding
37
22%
23
3834
Southwestern
36 5/a
12%
15 74
ctfs
36%
22%
221/B
tr
36%
v
12%
40%
common
preferred
333/i
22%
14%
Mobile & Ohio stock
33%
12%
40%
(Del)_
33%
.85
231/a
21%
_
85
12 74
15%
Gas
22%
85
22%
21%
Indiana
12,000
20%
23%
*84%
:
12%
40
Edison
231/a
20%
33%
86
x31
22%
14%
42%
24%
23%
8%
1774
California
20 3/4
5,900
3,600
31%
31%
20
20%
23%
121/8
12%
330
™
311%
•
14,600
56%
96
400
12%
40
5%0 non-cum
19% May 23
14% Jan
26 3/4 Jan
23
20%
2"?
55%
*951/4
*300
22%
32
74
12%
No par
Southern Railway
36% M-ay 23
1
93/4 Oct
31%
56
95%
400
33
"
1
_-._2.50
—___:—
*300
34%
12%
No par
Corp
95%
95%
32 74
21
Steel
55%
56%
400
31%
21%
35 3/b Mar
95%
*300
22%
9%
41%
•
__1
common
567/8
95%
'32%
37
1
Co__
56%
400
20%
__5
5
3
Corp
*300
22%
*83%
33%
25
-100
l_l
20
1
Co
95
400
31 %
No par
..
56%
94%
*300
[10
-
56%.
5674
:._100
preferred
conv
63%
22 3% May 29
1,000
2,600
12,600
S
,
Southern
v
11%
11%
Southern C'o___
3
13
11%
11%
21
23
11%
11%
623/4
653/4 Apr
IIV2
2.50
35%
213/8 May.
18
177/a
50%
76 % May
173/4
17%
35%
19% Feb
17%
17%
35%
55% Mar
6,500
17%
173/8
35
72% Jan 21
2,600
11%
12
50%
Apr
123/4
23 3 8
11%
17%
Southern Pacific Co
59% Feb
12%
28%
12 7/a
17%
36% May 23
75
29,600
12 3/4
_No par
54%
20 3/8 Dec
6,700
93/a
28%
*113/4
50%
14
9%
2,200
105,300
123/a
121%
'
10
33'4
28
*11%
*5774
Feb
123/4
28%
12%
57%
May 29
18% July
5
12%
28
*113/4
55%
71
95/8
12 %
50%
44
10
*11%
57%
Jan
*33
5
ELNo par
Southern Natural Gas Coj,
7.50
283/a Mar
80
,_1
Inc
7,200
1351/2
34
;
Aeronautical Co
135
_1
(Jacob)
System
97
20 g
Co_.
Corp
97
17
.
25%
32%
.-
Petroleum
*961%
163/4
*96%
26%
34 '
D)
Corp
Cola Co
1351/4
97
17%
1
;
__
137
*961/4
17
97
57
May 13
573/4 Apr 25
523/s Apr 19
16
30,300
17%
*96%
51% Jan
50
Jan
30% Feb
7,700
2,200
,
17
100
Southern
43
1,800
26%
Southeastern Public Service Co
9
10,300
263/4
25
30
15,700
I
313/4
26%
18
Mar 21
58
44%
26%
Jan
May
5734
44
.■31%
27
Feb
50
313/4
44,900
26%
33
53„
59%
4474
3l5%
8,200
6%
26%
27
57% Jan
57%
44
31%
400
%
14
26%
3034 Mar
May 29
215% May 29
88%
6
26%
22% Jan
38% Jun 25
51,000
26%
.
31% Mar 30
36
593/8
44%
1,000
2,600
443/8
13%
433/4
56.000
106 %
44%
*8874
6%
x31%
23% May 29
40% Jun 26
14
6
6%
8,100
._^___5
Corp
.
3l3/8 May 22
42% May 22
Jan
*881/4
141/4
6
57%
Simonds Saw & Steel
6334 Mar 22
35% Mar
883/4
13%
6
106
800
77,500
l
Simmons Co
76% May 17
50% Jun 14
19% Oct 24
May 29
5%
*881/4
14%
133/4
45%
Simplicity Pattern Co__
50c
Sinclair Oil Corp
5
Singer Co
10
Skelly Oil Co
25
Smith (A O) Corp
10
Smith-Douglass Co Inc_
5
Smith Kline & French Labs_No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Soo Line Railroad Co
No par
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com-4.50
5% preferred
50
South Jersey Gas Co
2.50
South Puerto Rico Sugar com
5
8%
preferred
25
3
1063/a
44%
Signode Steel Strapping Co_______1
43% May 13
'22% Feb
106
45%
43%
1
106
44%
88 3/4
*88
6
106
45 5/s
__1.25
Co_.
Elec
Co
106%
447/8
__No par
preferred series A____
Sharon
7
31
Oct
Haas
53i
106
Shattuck (Frank G)
No par
Shell Oil Co
1
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp____
__—___1
Sheraton Corp of America.
50c
Shoe Corp of America
_1
23
Dec
16
£
Telephone
&
16%
______10
.
S F C Financial Corp
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas
-
,
■
16
Inc
Corp_
&
Ltd
5.25 preferred
'
15% Mar 18
4374 Apr 22
4
23
Oil
_1
Co_
Trust
Corp
Servel
22
Mar '12
22% Mar 28
14% May 29
14%
Selection
Seaboard Finance
Seagrave Corp
Sealright-Oswego
Sears Roebuck &
Seiberling Rubber
903/4 May 22
9
"
33% May 2
36% Apr 25
2
.
2
293/4 Mar 19
Jun
88 %
14
Manufacturing
Scovill Mfg Co common.
3.65% preferred
;—
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
393/4 May 24
12
6 3/4 Feb
25
Jun
88%
$4
May 20
79% May 24
574 Apr
2
Jun
22
3% Oct
21
453/4
com
st- Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co corn—No par
Preferred series A 5%___
100
St Regis Paper Co
1
5
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co_
5
Schenley Industries Inc com__ 1.40
Convertible preference
35c
Schering Corp. common
1
convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
—
1
Schlumberger N V__;——
1
SCM Corp common
5
5%% convertible preferred
50
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
_No par
9
10% Oct 24
743/4 Jan
106%
44%
J.) Tobacco
3.60% series
St*. Joseph Lead Co___
15
18 7/8 Jan
27% Jan
Oct
106%
5
pref
(R.
preferred
39% Mar 15
May 29
40% Apr
16 7/4 Jan
:
100
_100
,
23% May 16
Jan
49
52 3%
4.30%
Aug 13
155/s Oct 26
'
52%
*16
'
Safeway Stores common.—.1.66%
3
79
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
52%
20
183/4 Jan
8
*51%
Ryder
.
57% May
19
11
52%
Ryan
2
21% Mar
273/4 May 29
*51%
8
Jan
20 % May 21
23
52%
Ruberoid
3234 May 16
21% Feb 20
22% Oct
51%
10
4
Dec
51%
Rubbermaid Inc
7
81
51%
2nd
conv
9
Jan
-
85,400
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
Royal McBee
25-
■
14,200
33%
Roper
6
352% Jan 26
8
34%
32%
19% Jan
9
,
25
333/4
335/8
12 % Apr
16% Mar 21
4
16% May 29
42%
34%
32%
Ruppert
22
68% Oct
41%
33%
34%
1
45% Feb
13 5/a Jun
41%
35
331/4
19
13
Jan
42%
34%
33%
13 % Jan
91% Apr
37
41.1/8
34%
32%
31% Feb
2
26
42%
33%
33%
14% Feb
16
225% Jun
41%
34%
32%
15
Apr
60 % Jan
26
43%
333/4
26% Apr 29
11% Jan 21
943/4 Nov
352% Jan
42%
_____________
'
'
89 :•
28
.____1
Inc
Ronson
34 % May 20
2'
36% May 29
Jun
48
8
8% Jan
5
17% Jan
16
38%
473/4
5.
common
1
49% May
10% Jan 17
14% Feb
16
38%
47%
Rohm
Feb
5,100
15%
A%
Rohr
38
9%
9%
39
9
2
93/4
46i%
41%
Rochester Gas
May 24
2
.
15%
27% May
2
9%
9%
3,900
38 s/8
Corp
Corp
43 % Jan
93/4
9%
17%
16
Rochester
26% Jan
17
*61%
4-6%
Rockwell-Standard
11
17%
63
393/8
Company
Robertshaw Controls
2
26
*61 %
38%
11
Dec
44
'
17
50c
63
16
17"% Jan
Mar 18
50c
;
25
27% Apr
23
7% Oct
97
4
*61 %
46 3/8
Ritter
137% May 23
Mar 19
18% Jan
May
Apr
40% Apr
100
v
46%
Rheem
1
43
May 29
16
39
Rhodesian
May 22
33
37% Dec
25
43
5
45%
Richardson-Merrell
26 % May 11
5
38%
Riegel Paper Corp___
27
400
14 »/8
4574
Preferred
15
26% May
3,200
14%
38%
Richfield
3
*1534
16%
16
19% Jan
15%
16 %
10
23% Mar 19
12
153/4
443/4
21
42% Feb
■16%
14%
;
Brass
65% Feb
34% Mar 26
24
*153/4
14%
preferred
&
36% Apr
20
163/4
383/a
Reynolds
6 % May 22
6
15%
*153/4
10
Corp__
47% Apr
Jan
15%
10
Steel
2
Jan
39
30% May
29%
14%
Corp
17
55
44% Mar 14
29%
l
&
Copper
4%%
7
37% Mar 19
3,600
29%
50c
Rexall
Feb
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
13%
10
110
Apr
2,300
13
'
"
convertible
Revlon
38% Mar
Mar 14
28%
17%
Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
May 24
87
32 % May 11
Oct
$1
3,700
27%
preferred
Eng Co
Co common
Conv preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp
common
i
6% Oct
4,100
283/4
Mfg
12% Oct
10
50
Inc
Reliance
93/4
27%
Chemicals
Reliance
10
50
Roller Bit Co___
Reliable
22
10
A
"
May 23
97,600
No par
preferred
Stores__
Bros
68%
„„p
2nd
non-cum
Owl
Reichhold
9% Jun
1st
67%
Inc__3.33%
____
_________
non-cum
Reeves
9
11
16% Oct
6
68%
82
35%
__
31 %Jun
19% Apr
67
81%
35%
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
7% Jan
5
67
81
36
1
29% May
14% Apr 30
10% Mar 14
22% Mar
65%
81%
35%
Inc
30% Jan
2
15
House
International
22
13% Jan
24
66%
80%
2.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
21% Jan
1
65%
Inc
Raymond
21% Apr
15
par
No par
2.50
preferred
12% May 24
16
Jan
19
1st
Ralston Purina Co
18
10% Feb
24
Nov
Corp of America com_No
$3.50
24
44% May 14
1
2
May
8% Jan
Radio
68% May 22
36%
36 5/a
36%
9,000
18 5/8
19 y2
191/8
19%
7,400
13
135/b
133/4
14 »/8
19,800
8%
8%
6,400
34%
35%
8%
34%
*95
13%
*94%
31
*89%
9
35%
97
135/a'
953/4
*95
97
56,800
60
13%
13%
123,500
*94%
953/4
170
311/2
30%
90%
*89%
31
90%
22,100
10
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2168)
.
.
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Pear 1962
Lowest
74% July
4
35% Jan
2
2
64
2
Apr
25
81
35 y8 Jan
2
83 %
2
24
NEW
Highest
77% Jan
May 29
15 % Oct
Lowest
39 y2 Dec
25
24 y8 Jim
48
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Square D
20 y2 Feb
14
Standard Kollsman
Standard Oil
22
Jan
14% May
Co-
Standard Brands
$3.50
May 29
65% Dec
5
61% Feb
28
69 y4 Apr
24
98% Dec
26
93
Feb
13
98 V4 Apr
9
$3.30
397/b Oct
6
Standard
;
26
58% Feb
15
46% Jan
2
60 y2 May
45% May 28
59% Dec
26
58% Jan
2
68 % Apr
May 29
July 17
59% Feb
8
52% Jan
2
95 % Feb
28
70% May 13
93
Apr
3
.48
65
90
25
23% Mar
41% Oct
22
71
21 y2 Jun
25
29 y2 Mar
22
22
30% Mar 15
31
18% Oct
24
16% Feb
26
53% Jan
9
26
Jan
29
2
20% Mar 25
ll'A Mar
6
5
32% Dec
25% Oct
24
61% Feb
7% Jan
21
29
16% Jan
/Yx/'.
'
3
47% Jan
29
32% Mar 18
38% Jan
15
28
84% Nov
28
83 y4 Feb
7
85
Feb
27
14% May 29
65 % Jun 25
19% Jan
17
15% Jan
3
17% Feb
6
71% Jan
18
24%
Oct~22
37
~Feb
6
23
Jun
25
34
Feb
28
29% Feb
25
15% Oct
26
33% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
18% Jan
11
91% Mar 26
27% May 24
29% Jan 18
.
u:
Nov
9
38% Oct
24
20% May 17
70 y2 Feb 13
10% Jun
25
16% Nov 23
15
33 % Apr
44
Jan
31
18
27% May 29
21 y2 May 29
36% Apr
19% Feb
11
Jan
2
23 y2 Jan
24
Apr
2
V/v//
5
17% Jan
20 % May 29
28% Jan
25 Va Jan
21% Apr 16
34 % May 10
15% Jan
•
21% Aug
2
Feb
14
18% Jan
45% Apr
23
41% Jan
24% Nov
29
21% Jan
19
'
50% May 22
28 Vs May 23
10 % Feb
5
2
8 y8 Oct
24
16% Jan
Oct
17
92
83
53'/a Jan
8
May 29
795
12 y8 Aug
1385 Feb
25 y4 Jan
21
27
1045
24 y4 Mar 21
Jan
2
20
27
40'/« Jan
2
44% Apr
25
Jan
4
29% Apr
2
18
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
36% May
8
19 V4 Apr 17
Jun
19
27
May 2
55% Mar 23
17% Jan
34% Mar
11303/, Jan
.
11 % Jan
2
16% Feb
4% May 29
43/4 Oct 24
14
1
10
8
28% May 20
42% Jan 18
4
48%"-May
2
6
May 16
5% Mar 26
73/4 Jan
61
Mar
9
45% Feb
19
I53/8 Oct
31
25% Mar
2
17% Jan
2
7
70
Jun
61% Dec
May 29
25
Oct
59% Jan
5
May
185/8 Apr
4
11
41% Jan
2
15
133/4 Mar 26
4
57
Apr
5
95 %
95V2
57%
57%
57%
58
57Va
58
64%
66%
66
66%
59%
65%
60 3%
66%
60
60%
60%
60%
94
♦913/4
94
13%
14
24
13
12%
12% ;-■/
22Va
223/4
.
13
5
22%
22%
__l
No par
common
9%
5
34%
35%
*82%
84%
_1
16 V8
16% May 15
78% May 16
16%
r
84%
,7
28%
Corp
34%
34%.
' 34%
33%
33%
34%
35%
35%;
35s/a
3538
35%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
♦19%
20
193%
193/4
51%
52
51%
52
52v4
523/4
15%
15%.
15%
15%
15Va
153/a
40%
40 Va
40
40%
40%
33%
33%
32%
33
5%
6
,
.
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5%
6
31
1
_.
30%
•24%
9%
10
Jun
19
Jan
3
25
66
Jan
2
50Vo Mar 20
Jan
12
88 %
6
89% Jan
11
25% Oct
25
36
Apr
Apr
4
29 % Jan
4
333/a Feb
15% Oct
24
23% Feb
16
19% Mar
4
23% Jan
3
25 % Nov
2
Jun
Oct
15
57 % Feb
25
Jan
11
243/4 Mar 13
7
53% Jan
25% Mar 26
25
11
14
Feb
18
2
67
3,900
55
54%
55%
54%
55%
143,000
543/4
543/4
10%
11
2.000
11%
11%
54%
11%
55
10%
1505
IIV4
59.700
1.38 8/9
1520
Jan
17
17%
17%
173/4
42%
43
42%
43%
35%
3534
3534
35%
17Va
173/8
17%
17%
"17%
17%
27%
,__1
27%
4.50
28%
6%
"1
48% Feb
15
44 % Jan
54
2
133% Feb
108
Jun
141
21
Jan
6% May 29
18% Jan
2
8% May 29
153/4 Feb
14
7% May 29
14% Jan
19
34% Apr
51% Feb
23
13
Oct
34
May 29
23
159 % May
5% Mar 26
93/0 Mar
10
% Jan
May
1
31
73/4
Jan
13
Oct
26% Feb
26
16% Feb 25
22% Apr
423/e Mar
4
16
Oct
29
52% Feb
15% Oct
24
393/b Jan
22
63/4 May 29
11% Jan
143/4 Jan
5
2
46
3
;■
2
45 %
Apr
30
20
Jan
2
7% May 22
11
Jan
6%
6%
6%
6%
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6%
5%
6%
5%
6%
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6%
,'
6%
6%
V
51
52 Va
513/4
52
52
52%
513/4
20%
20 5/8
20%
20%
67%
66
20%
20%
20%
46.800
67 Vs
65%
66%
65%
66 3/8
64%
66 %
18 Va
219,100
18%
18 Va
181/4
18%
18%
18
18%
18 Va
L8%
48%
48%
49
49
49%
X48 %
48%
10,700
57%
56%
58-%
57%
58%
57%
48%
58 %
48%
56%
58 %
60 %
109,300
15%
16%
15%
16
xl5%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
IS3/,
32,000
74%
.
■
"
';YY:Y75/,/'
73
763/a,
753/8
75%
74%
75%
40,200
65
653%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
33,100
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
55%
543/4
553/a
54%
21%
55%
21
54%
54 V2
37 Vs
36%
37%
.55%
14,-700
36%
'•
36%
36%
35%
363/4
41,900
*39%
'
55V4
37
_No par
33.400
21%
65%
553/4
"
37%
.
2,600
39
40
393/4
40
40%
40
39 %
5
39%
29%
30%
5,800
28%
30 Va
293/4
30%
30%
1
Co__.
30%
30%
31 Vb
22,900
25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
2.4%
25
24 3/s
26
26%
26%
46,500
26%
27%
273/4
28
28
28%
28 %
28%
1
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7.50
com
*11%
5
;__No par
*39%
12
11%
■
.
..
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2,000
,
11%
11 3/8
11%
12
12
12
12
57%
1,000
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57%
58
57%
57%
57 V2
58
*92
13,200
93%
.
*92
93%
31%
24%
25%
25%
64%
65Vb
633/4
65
64%
*92
31%
24
25%
64%
Roller
•
94%
57%
100
:
common
93%
31%
*92
31%
24
*313/8
24%
*25%
93%
313/4
1,500
Va
24%
27,400
25%
25%
3,400
24
•
25%
643/4
60%
653/s
67
14,500
18%
19Va
18%
19
19%
19%
19
19%
19
19
29
29%
2,200
29.
29Vs
29
29%
29
29%
No par
29%
293/a
68%
68%
68%
68%
68%
69
68
68%
67 Vs
1
673/a
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
25%
25%
243%
25
2
Edison
73%
74
•I *7,500
74
75i/4
74%
753/4
73 '
74
73 V2
76
6,200
Co
;____5
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:
2
10%
^i__5
16%
51%
51
152
151%
5%
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523/4
157
52%
53%
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53
53/4
5%
5%
10%
103/4
10%
103,4
V 27.500
11,100
10%
11,600
18
18%
1.400
53/4
.105/s
53/4
1583/4
53/4
11
17%
1,600
53%
158
158
5%
103/4
11
17%
52
51%
153
53/4
8,700
17%
17%
17%
1
183/s
39,900
183/8
183/s
18%
18%
17
17%
163/4
173/a
47
9,400
47%
47
18%
47I/2
173/4
1
Trans-World Financial Co
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co
53/4
l
Airlines Inc
151%
1
Electronic
50%
100
preferred-
conv
Trans World
•
12,200
48%
50c
Corp
Transwestern Pipeline Co
15
5,600
52%
20%
24i/4
Transitron
1,300
6
20%
31%
Co
3,700
6%
■
52%
25%
4%%
3
22
6%
6%
67
No par
._
Transamerica Corp common
24
Apr
8
553% May 13
283/s May 15
49
May 8
35 Va May 21
12,800
443/4
233/4
Trane
48
6
May
35%
443/4
20%-'
No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
1
24
12% Apr
3
183/8 May 24
55
8
6,800
35
443/4
31%
51
25
27%
35%
443a
25%
20 % Jan
28 % Jun
27%
34%
45%
24
8
76% Apr
27%
35%
443/4
31%
42 3/4 Feb
65% Feb
27%
35%
443/4
25%
15% Oct 24
2
28
36
44%
51%
Co__5
Inc
28 Vs
35%
'
6
1.25
27 3 4
45%
44%
.
12,500
36%
35%
5
„
Sulphur.
Torrington
15,100
34%
23%
Toledo
3
2,300
17.900
171/4
Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
9
17%
34%
31 Vb
69% May
293/4 May
171/2
43 V8
17%
10
29% May 24
17%
43%
34
25
20
1,350
17%
42%
17%
preferred
58 % Jan
1485
34%
77%
16% Apr 26
253/4 Mar
10%
1466
•/"70
17%
22.%
15
11%
1492
100
33%
743/4.
30
*98
1
'
21%
63 3/4 Jan
100
1475
18%
_10
Pacific Land.Tr sub shr ctfs_l
27 Vs Jan
81% Jan
1498
1465
42%
_1
May 29
25
1514
*98
___l
:•
preferred
'
17
1
Chemical
98%
100
431/2
353/4
Corp.
45
Jun
1465
*98
42%
25
—
20 % May 29
8,600
10
Tandy
Timken
2,800
55
Thor Power Tool Co
May 24
27,100
95/8
10c
Tennessee Corp
;
Tennessee Gas Transmission
$1.20
275/8
9%
6.25
(James)
Tidewater Oil
27
9%
-5,100
333/4
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
13
28%
9%
V.
California__^___25
of
(J
245/8
503/4
28,700
50
493/4
Inc
4%
305/s
233/4
323/4
Broadcasting Co
Thompson
-
30%
50%
27%
93/4
303/4
26
50
49%
Thomas & Betts Co
60 Va May
8
93
Feb 21
30%
34 Va
__
24% May 3
25% Mar 20
45
24
11,100
4934
Thiokol
83
2.800
191/4
23%
..77
27%
93%
183/4
97,100
33
29% Jan
37% Jun
27
93/8
"
5.60Q
6
49%
par
No par
1'
Texas Utilities Co
Textron Inc common
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
11
9%
41%
33%
5%
33%
55% May 21
37% May 20
40% May 22
35% Apr 30
293/4 Apr
27%
9%
41
*32%
'
50Q
49%
32
26 Vs Mar 12
50%
"
1,300
331/4
9
10
27%
50
50 Va
15%
49%
24
29% Dec
26
28V2
50%
26
19
8,100
15 Va
7,400
493/4
29% Mar 21
17
19
31
53
34
50% Jan
23% Oct
18%
30%
12.000
193/4
33%
9
4
18%
191/4
6
34,800
35% /
523/8
.
33 Va
2OV4
193/4
33
.5%
6,600
19%
41%
.
32%
y,
35V2
.
15%
41
'
30 Vs
26%
53 /
15 %
;
183/4
27
26%
♦97
52 3'8
.
5,400
33V4
19% ,19%
*193/4
20
i;
900
82%
27%
49%
31% M^r
33% Mar
2
/YVv;
6
30 3/4
y
26
50
1
33
5%
50%
1
No
32%'
<
20
1
X40
33%
7%
16 Va
811/4
27%
'
35%
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
24% Mar 20
16 Vs
83
28%
34%
Texas
25% Jan
823'8
27%
15,900
84%
49%
65% May 22
■
833/4
U:/ 28%
300
.
34%
*823/4
16%
83
30
34
84%.
28
4,200
33%
25% Feb
1
; .30
24%
16%
■
49%
3
22
161/4
9%
98%
2
273/4 Mar
Xl6%
Vi#
12,400
_
99
17 % Jan
44% Jan
16V4
2,300
•v
.
*
30
34%
*82%
34%
common
47% Jan
25
*29%
;':7
19%
5
7
183/a Jun
7,100
35%
1.25
21% Feb
2
19,900
9%
12%
23%
10
"
777 34%
•
513/4 Nov 28
Jan
243/4
12%
__1
52% Nov 29
26% May 29
19% Jun 25
23%
7
1
13% July 19
22% May 29
12%
23%
123/4
223/4
84%
28%
100
233/4
23
35%
84V2
48
23 Va
23%
9%
34%
'
20,500
24
10
*823/4
16%
48
v
23%
30
35V4
28%
5,800
"
14
23%
84 y2
.784
.
49
*48
4
1
20
Corp
Texas Instruments
13
•;
94
135/e
1
37% Jun
25
•
60%
*92
14
2.50
common
Corp
Texas Gulf
9%
*293/4
9i/2
30
94
13%
49
34%
28%
19%
Oil
*48
>
'60%
2,600
32,700
107.9Q0
*
*92
14%
*823/4
'
84
5
_
94
13%
223/4
9%
*293/4
______100
Suburban Gas
Chemical
22%
9%
*92
49
•12%
30
30
Texaco Inc
12.50
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp_____5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
___33%
30
*48
50
127/o
prior preference.
Inc
14%
__1
.
TelAutograph Corp..-
49 % May 22
60 Va May 24
125 % Jan
33% May 29
2
41% Mar
523/4 Apr
23 Va Jan
22
96
58
65 Va
233/4
■;
2
16% Jan
453/4 Mar 29
'11 Va Oct 22
49
26
18% Mar
95%
57%
64%
61
24
Talon
53% May 15
21% Apr 30
14
65
23%
Talcott
25
22
34% May 29
32 Va Jun 25
58
Va
60
241/4
Taft
'
25
32% Jun
45
57%
23%
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
9
7% Jan
-
42,100
23%
Sweets Co of America
Swift & Co
15% Jan
49% Feb
47 y2
29% May 29
65
23%
May
24
24
13
64 %
24%
Superior
12 % Oct
11% May 29
20,200
64%
24%
May 14
31% Oct
22 y8 Jun
15%
64
24
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
Sunray DX Oil Co
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.l
Sunshine Mining Co
'
2
11% May 22
1559
15%
65%
953/4
64
._.
56% May
21
15%
643/8
95
24 7
Sun
220
15%
65%
95 Va
♦47%
Container
18,100
12,000
85
64%
20
Co
*84%
10
preferred
Co
85
*
94%
6%
Steel
68%
64%
14
Pressed
473/4
673/4
95
♦92
convertible
Shares
'•'47%
_'_7
preferred series A
Sunstrand
98% May 10
50% Apr 18
347/8 Apr 18
54% May 23
7% Jan
2
13
Jun
6
Jan
43 y2 Jan
15
28% Feb
43
May 29
21% Oct 24
8% Jan
85
May 14
841,4
the Week
94%
25
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
SuCrest Corp
Sunbeam Corp
28% May 21
May 29
17% May 29
32
15 3/8
May 24
63
:_6.25
No par
Storer Broadcasting Co
Stouffer Foods Corp
!
Studebaker Corp
34% May 14
Sy 5% May 17
8
♦84%
15%
1
20
20
Stone
30% Jan
•V
16%
16
Stone & Webster
11
10% Feb
May 29
14% Oct
84i/2
15%
85
15%
..
100
5%
24
"•( 6
84V2
com
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
417/a May 24
.
85
*84%
1
When issued
--.——.^-2.50
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
15
21
54% Apr
18% Jan
50% Mar 20
Calif
preferred
Sterling Drug Inc
25
t
70%
Friday
May 23
47%
48%
68%
70
48 %
69V4
No par
3 % % preferred
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
24
24 % Jan
-
47 Va
70%
Industries
Stauffer Chemical
■
84% May 16
28% May 20
35% Apr 18
\
473%
69%
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray Corp
Starrett Co (The) LS
10% May 16
31% Jan
46
70%
Oil of Indiana
Standard
24
24% May 24
2
Mar 18
467/b
70%
Sales for
Thursday
Mav 22
Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
17
27 % Jan
12
Jan
3%%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
45%
Standard
23 % May 24
May 24
12% May 24
40% Jan
6% May 29
22
22
30
23
9
22% Feb
10% Oct
Jan
May 13
47
Mar 12
Mav 21.
No par
com
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common
13% Apr
5
11% Jun
Jun
15
of
conv
Tuesday
May 20
5
Inc
preferred
Bl% May 29
50
Monday
Par
*
48 % May 22
73% May
7
85% Apr 15
7
Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
473/8
473/4
47%
47%
47
47-%
.
17%
9,200
50
.55%
55%
55%
553/4
55%
553/8
55%
55%
common
1
*55 %
553/4
800
23%
25%
23%
24 %
233/4
24%
pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
23%
25%
50
24 %
25%
26.900
48
48
48%
48%
48%
48
48
48
48
600
33%
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34%
35%
3334
34%
33%
34
77,400
5%
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conv
1
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1
8
8%
8
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34%
8
35 "
7%
7%
.
7%
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*73/4
7%
1,100
U
15
Oct
24
7
Jun
1
16 3/4 Oct
19V4 May 15
25
12% Oct
23
30% Oct
Jun
101%
29
-
Apr
21% Jan
jg
38
2
3
26
29
Jan
2
34% Jan
2
2
1213/a Jan
2
72 % Jun
13
1003/4 Jan
2
26% Apr
22
7
100
433/4 Mar 15
27
Feb
8% Jan
2
15
53V2 jan
23
943/4 July 24
78
Jan
27% Jan
313/4 May 29
83
17% Jan
103/4 Mar 22
36
Dec"
Jan
2
Jan
$4
25
2
2
19
26% Jan
2
39
Feb
92
Jan
Nov
8
20% Oct
23
32% Mar 13
231/2 Jan
2
20% Jun
25
39% Jan
31V4 Jan
3
19
54% Dec
113
5
Dec
5
IO2V4 Dec
463/4 Mar
105
18
223/4 Oct 24
353/8 Mar 15
333/4 May 29
5OV4 Mar 16
Jun
25
6% Jun
27
27
163% May 28
18% Oct 24
24
33%
Mar" 11
8 3/4 Jan
64
5
Jan
3
23% Feb
21
56
Mar
2
301/2 Feb
2
293/i May 28
38% Jan
2
191/2 May 29
153/a May 29
.16% Oct 23
253/4 May 10
20V2 Mar 20
% May 29
25
Mar 26
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
105/B
103/4
2,400
13%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
143/a
39,800
24%
25
Feb
6
14
95 Vt
May 23
27% Apr 25
30V4 May
1
18i% Mar 27
29
Jan
28
8
Jan
2
14
;
Pacific
$4
33% May 23
301/4 May 16
42% May 24
Union
53 Vs Jan
United
112
Jan
102% Jan
32
8
18
2
Tank
Union
Twist Drill
United
4%
Air
Lines
4%
Feb
21
United
Artists
10
United
Biscuit
Co
Jan
10
United
36V2 Apr
8 3% Feb
25
8
United
Board
&
United
Electric
United
Engineering
United
Financial
United
Fruit
United
Gas
111%
27% May 23
233/4 May 16
United Gas
United
27%
66,700
102 %
1023/4
250
85
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82%
82 %
82%
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83%
79%
79%
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80
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79%
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93
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94
93
93
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94
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80
92
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40
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•
250
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70%
71%
22,800
40 %
40%
403/4
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
413/4
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9%
313/4
321/4
31%
5
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29%
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41%
40
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9
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32
32%
29%
29%
29%
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41%
48 3/a
41
2.50
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32%
9%
33%
293/4
9
9%
19,100
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32%
15,700
29%
293/4
29%
1,900
41
42 %
41 Va
423/8
30,400
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49%
49%
48
48%
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109
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108
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108
97
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96%
95%
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28%
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33%
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34
34%
33%
34
33 %
100
28%
33%
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19%
19%
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36%
36%
35%
36%
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9
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19%
19%
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.
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35%
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8%
8%
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50
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19 VB
2,300
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
23%
22 3/a
233/4
18,100
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28
283/4
28 3/4
293/4
293/4
30%
29%
29%
283/4
Corp
1q
Improvement Co__.-4.50
29%
146,200
38%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
37%
26%
26%
271/4
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27%
38%
26
27%
27
27%
27%
23
23%
22%
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223/4
23%
23
22%
223/8
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18%
18%
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1%
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&
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of
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10
1
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18%
18%
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l
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1%
1%
1%
1%
50%
50%
50%
34%
34%
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Park
4
471/4 Jan
55% Feb
21
34
36
6%
31,200
x273/8
1
19%.
Greenfield
United Shoe
110%
28%
102%
25%
Merch
Mar 18
Coal
110 y4
27 %
101 %
27%
19 %
United
110%
28%
1021%
28 v4
1023/4
24%
United
25,
112%
273/4
102%
Amer__No par
Carton
21
5
see page
110%
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28
102
1
30
footnotes,
111%
15,000
10
of
30
Jan
110%
112
27%
1013/4
Corp
1 % Apr
351/2 Mar 16
110%
!
5
.
United-Carr Fastener
31
19% Jan
24
28,000
Corp
403% Jan
1% Jan
31% Oct
41%
Corp common
5
1955) conv pfd-100
(series of 1956) conv pfd_100
17% Jan
71 ys Jan
41
of
Jan
2
13,200
41%
Aircraft
(series
Jan
Jan
47%
403/4
__25
Co_
27% Apr 15
30 Vs May 22
393/4 May
3
19
47%
40%
Inc
20
35 Va Mar 14
25
47%
40 3/8
common___10
Co
59
211/4 Jan
24 V8
47
40%
No par
Co
Jan
2
25
47%
40%
preferred
Car
2
24
RR
non-cum
May 22
21% Jan
24%
46%
24%
463/4
25
46%
Oil of California
Union
18
2
24Vs
46%
40%
No par
No par
50
20% Mar 19
24%
46%
403/s
new
preferred
preferred
preferred
Union
25
5,300
6%
No par
No par
42
May 21
21%
20 g
Corp
common
711/2 May 23
93/a Feb
21%
No par
Paper
preferred
1% Jan
Oct
For
Co
95
83/4 Jan
41
Electric
$4.50
7
59% Jan
41% Jun
21%
10%
13%
$3.50
33V4 Jan
17% Oct
Corp
Union
May 17
213/4
10%
shares
28V2 May 10
102 3/4
21%
$3.70
4
88 % July 23
ord
Carbide
7
28
26
V
dep rets
Bag-Camp
Mar 14
Dec
25
Amer
Union
82
8% Feb
24
Unilever N
831/2 Jan
35
Jun
Ltd
Union
25
87% May 29
2
Corp
4
1123/4 Feb
75% Jan
Dec
3
38V4 Jun
Unilever
19
92
18
1
5
No par
ord
II
Unarco Industries
Underwood
78
69% Jan
100
25% May 10
47 y4 May 24
4IV2 May 24
Udylite Corp (The)
821/2 May 23
431/2 May 29
22
2
14
13
28
81/4 Jan
May
21% Jan
831/2 Dec
Dec
841% Jan
23i% Apr 18
12
&
Mach
preferred
common
25
50 %
50%
50%
11/4
501%
25
35
35%
35
35
,
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50 %
50 %
500
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38
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18,100
275/a
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•
5,500
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50
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35
34%
34%
1,560
Volume
6267
Number
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2169)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD'
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. L, 1963
Year
Lowest
19 '/a Oct
Lowest
Highest
4118 Feb
98 % Dec
24
23% Jun 25
32% Mar
24% Jan
14
95% Aug 10
,
22
28% Jun
25
65 % Oct
24
153
30% Jan
2
'8% Jan
4
99 % Feb
31% May 23
73
4
25
19
50% May
42% Sep
39% Jan
4
45 % May
8
9% Feb
5
8% Jan
23
15% Jan
23% Dec
18
3114 May
Aug
7
Jan
12
Oct
23
152% July
2
22 % May 29
22% Jun 26
49% July
2
37% Oct 22
139 % July
10
27% Feb
65% May 23
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May
35
9
2
49 % Ma" 20
40% Jan
161% Jan
Mar 27
35% Apr
29
1412 Mar 23
19% Oct
19
24
54
Feb
6
8
170
Feb
2
10% Oct' 24
31% Jan
4
38% Jan
28
24% Jan
34% Mar
2
2
32% Jan
40%
M~a~r
3,600
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48%
47%
48
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S
S
48%
preferred—100
169%
169%
169%
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Smelting Ref & Min com___50
28%
20%
28%
preferred
Steel Corp
S
Vitamin
American
Convertible
4
Universal
8%
33% Feb
1
16
12% Mar 20
31
26% Mar
22% Jun
22
28% Jan
21
19
25
45% Feb
50% Jan
8
Oct
24
18
27
Jun
25
44% Mar 23
19% Jun
Jan
2
Universal
4
39% Oct 24
44
Oct
44
53% Dec
31
Oct
24
86
Jan
Jun
29
88
102% Aug 24
16% Jun 25
16
Oct
66%
68 3 8
64
633%
64%
154%
1
29% Apr
37% Jan
May 24
16
14
Varian
32% Jan
23
12
30%
40
1
26%
27%
26%
27 VB
26 %
26%
37%
27
38%
263/4
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38
37%
38
6%
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60
Jan
2
70
May 13
18
47
May 13
13
43% Apr
108% Feb
27
113
Jan
10
$5
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14
93
Feb
11
18
99% May 20
92% Feb
20
93
105% Oct. 16
3
26% Jan
36% Jan
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7
30
10% Jan
104
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2
4
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40 Va
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200
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37 Va
313/4
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36%
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165
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37 Va
165
36%
37
37
165
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7,100
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29%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
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23
26
27%
27 Va
27%
27
23%
21 %
22%
56,500
27%
26%
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27
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52%
54%
51
53
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51%
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9,800
523/4
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53%
50
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47%
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60
59
60
60
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50
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47%
61
60
61
62
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68%
67%
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68
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100
45%
46
45 %
45 Va
45%
45%
45
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50
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26%
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26%
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263/4
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26%
23%
24
23%
24%
24%
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25%
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24%
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105%
105%
150
100
81%
81%
24
Co
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Inc
Materials
6% %
6%
60
27%
38%
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preferred
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Vulcan
6%
.
issued
Vornado
6%
41
7%
preferred
$4.12 preferred
$4.80 preferred
Von's
3.3C0
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30%
$4.20
2
5
3,700
30%
40%
Corp
convertible
preferred
154'%
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%
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Virginia Elec & Power Co
27% May 24
14% Apr 24
107 % Feb
7
Jan
prior
5%
28% May 14
18% Mar 22
21
106
96% May
3
16
21
4
Feb
Jan
104% Jan
7
154
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95% Apr
91
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7
214,300
154%
30 Va
30%
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2
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5%
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7%
11,400
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Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
47% M'ar
7
63% May 24
Mar 23
f'%:
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2
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38
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Co
28%
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Corp
Associates
Vendo
11% F°b
Co
51
153%
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40
1
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56% May 24
22
50 Va
154 Va
30
40
Steel Co
Corp of America
Vanadium
Van
51
154
30%
Vanadium-Alloys
14
26
49%
154%
30
40 V
30c
Products
4
23
10
66%
63%
_____5
Steel
Match
Oil
Jan
8% May 29
101% Sep
65
65%
Co
53
111% Dec
2
71
63%
50
100
40 % Jan
67
19
89% Jan
62 %
66%
preferred_25-
Tobacco
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
46% May 28
103% July 18
36"% Apr
15% Feb
3
39% Jan
1
28 %
70%
66
Building Corp
& Light Co
24% Apr 25
8 % Jan
2
10
67%
48%
preferred
Universal
8
810
68
preferred
Leaf
50
166'%
„100
_______
Universal-Cyclops
166%
28 %
69%
Whelan"Corp_
Universal
166%
28 %
20,400
41%
Pharmaceutical
Utilities
167 %
28Va
471%
66%
No par
common.;
&
xl66%
28%
47
€4%
4°%
.50
______
Co
170
5,800
87
>
16%
common
non-cumulative
49%
*9%
166%
28%
____/
preferred
Tobacco
United
6
1st
Shoe
United
14
common..
non-cum
7%
U
p7
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S
S
Co
Utah Power
2834 Jan
100
49%
S
Uris
28% Dec
200
48%
;
V
May 29
3.600
101%
20.203
41% Apr
22% May 29
12% Dec 19
45%
*9%
85%
22 % May 24
20
45'%
85%
Upjohn
10
9%
87
37% Jan
20
9%
*85 Va
42% May 14
_
10%
...
87
16% M'ar 20
31% May 29
Jan
-
*9%
120
*47%
19 Va
42% Jan
28% Apr
55
31
45%
17,-AO
57%
7
Mar
44%
45%
49%
44%
Id'%
50 Va
25%
17% May 22
13% Apr
61% Mar 14
28% Oct
preferred
*47%
44%
9,303
17U
18%
7%
8
165
44%
84Vs
170
57%
U
Jan
50%
41%
83%
.
25V4
U
15
39
160 % Jan
29% Oct 24
9% Feb
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common
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170
57%
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33'% Apr
10 %
49%
25%
25
40% May
2
10 %
S
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1
41% May
/
6
10%
10%
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19
Mar 13
8% Jan
May
7% Feb
11% Apr
2
40% Apr 24
3
38% Jan
33% Oct
18
6
169%
10%
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10%
10%
49%
57
U
30
28% May
169%
10%
169
10%
4%
25 Ve
U
25
169 Va
169
1'
50
_
5,7u0
19 Va
157% Mar 28
31% May 14
23% Feb
83%
169 V2
100
—.
common.:
12,900
57%
U
42% Jan 22
84%
45%
25%
16
17% Jun 22
83%
84
30%
46%
19%
19
40
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80%
313/4
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56
20
4
83 %
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54
...
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19%
88% Feb
2
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25%
71% Feb
2
44%
100
57%
2
.
12, ;00
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31 Va
18%
2
..
50
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45%
44%
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31
56%
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10
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99 %
44
*99 %
25%
Jin
Jan
32
99 %
31
57%
48 % Jan
26% Jan
Shares
313/4
100
30%
26
43% Jan
15u
32%
*99 %
57%
2
'
31%
99 %
31%
25%
31
6
31%
99%
10'V4
19%
31
17
31%
the Week
10
Dec
39% July 17
Friday
May 24
19%
9
Apr
Sales for
Thursday
*9%
78% Jan
51
PR'TS
May 23
31%
18%
62% Dec
39% Feb
Aug
May
32% Jan
28 % May 22
.152% Apr
158
170
_
31
10
U
58% May 14
81% Jan
4
5% May 29
34% Feb' 2
4
24% Jan
31 Va
Pipe & Foundry Co_——___5
U S Playing Card Co
5
U S Plywood Corp common...
,_1
;
.3%% preferred series A_
...100
22
42% Jan
4
sale
31
preferred series A___
Lines
30%
high
Wednesday
Ma
1
........
common....
Industries Inc
Tuesday
M?y 20
—No par
____
Gypsum Co
7%
preferred
S
Monday
100
Securities
S
S
;
Par
preferred
&
4% %
19 % Apr
4
2
Oct
1
May
%%
S
4% %
U
53% Mar 20
23 % May 29
'6
U
•<
82% Sep
60% Feb
37
Jan
U
9
18
LOW and
V
STOCK
Chemical Corp com__l
Foreign
U S Freight Co
84 % May 10
17 J
Apr
3
15% Jan 29
10
Apr
451/2 Feb
23% Feb
79
U
46% M-y 23
161% Jan
2
16
38
4
2
Jan
23
36
5
11
36% Feb
4
Oct
14
U S Borax &
3
Jan
48% Mar 29
24% Mar
21
Jun
32 % May 23
9<5% Jan
16i % May 25
July 11
10% Oct 23
43
105% Jan
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
26
9
47% Mar 23
"
NEW
Highest
Co
common
preferred
.
106
W
74
July
9
88
Feb
16
Oct
26
31
Jan
5% Oct
24
20
Mar 27
81
3,
9% Jan
19% Jan
4
6% Mar
10
Wabash
25% May 13
9% May 24
Wagner
87
2
6
Jan
39% Oct 24
65% Mar 21
42% May 17
49% Feb
20
Walgreen
40% Jun
25
57% Jan
2
51
Mar
1
55 % Jan
25
Walker
21% Oct 25
44% Feb
8
24
% Mar
4
27% Jan
7
8% Feb
11
4% Oct
5% Oct
25
59% Jun
15
19
8% Feb 20
9% Feb 21
72
3% Oct 24.
•
17% Jan
6% Jan
6% May
Mar 12
.
60
25
.
•
16%
Oct
24
20% Feb
9
Oct
24
38% Apr
19
17% Oct
3
92
Oct
5
3% Jan
Dec
29
Oct
29
May 29
2
25
39
May 29
51
103
2
32
2
26% Oct *26
2% Oct 22
5% Jan
31
2% Apf
8% Oct 23
14"% Feb
20
9
25
87
11
Jan
102% Apr
Dec
85% Jan
3
26 % Oct
22
46
97% Feb
16
102
19
92
Jun
West
14
Jun
98
4
103
28
Jan
8
52
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
40
Feb
21
Mar
18% Jan
2
22% Jan
Jan
2
31% Feb
2
38% May 22
33
Apr
9
2
88% Jan
31
118
Jan
2
31% Jan
2
86% Apr
19
32
Western
4%
37% Apr
90% Jan
110
Feb
15
115
10
42% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
35
29
96% Apr
18
92
Jan
101
May 21
25% May 11
36% Dec
20
35% Jan
50
May 16
71 % May 14
29
77
Apr
77
24
Oct
24
47 % Mar 28
52% Jan
41% Jan
100
5
20
Feb
103% Nov
19
May 29
10% Jan
15
Oct
25
19
23
26
32% Aug 17
18 % Dec
Jan
101% Mar 15
6% Jari
2
48
•
7
6% Jan
Jan
2
26% Mar
131% Apr
44% Dec
28
22
Jun
26
125
Feb
9
39
31% Anr
29% May
31% May 29
20
Oct
10
130
136% Apr
42% Jan 30
47
6%
8
48%
49 Va
48%
483/4
48%
40
3.2CC
39%
40%
39 Va
393/4
*39
39%
3,800
33%
33%
333%
333/4
*33%
333/i
70C
33%
3%
16
11%
46
■
49
39%
*33 %
,
3%
3Va
12%
3Va
15%
16
16%
11%
46%
46
3Va
16
.
11%
11%
47
44%'
3
Va
37
37%
37Va
2.30C
383/4
38%
38%
38%
3.90C
3 Va
163/a
16
11%
11%
46%
44%
48 Va
3%
3%
3%
2,600
16 Va
15%
16 Va
4,500
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
102
11%
2,900
11%
10%
45%
38
45
9,500
103
103
490
97
97
44%
103
*93%
95
36 3/a
363/4
*1023/4
103%
470
31,100
38%
39%
93%
39%
38%
393/8
38V2
49%
38%
51%
2
51%
391/4
38 3/4
10,500
Maryland Ry com
No par
2nd preferred
,_40
Pacific RR__.
!
iNo par
20%
21
21 Va
21%
21%
24,200
30
30
36%
37
Inc
Bancorporation
*101
31%
Union
common
x31
36
87%
►115 Va
99
99%
49 %
80
40
20
104 %
9%
40
>63%
104 %
.
9%
*25
25%
*43
44
101
102%
102%
14,200
20%
21'/a
211/4
21%
203/4
29%
30%
29Va
3u
301%
30%
♦30%
37
373/4
38
38 3/a
37 V2
38 Va
37%
38%
9,400
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
31Va
30
30%
38,000
31
>
31%
31%
31%
30
313/a
30%
3034
10,900
36%
77,000
35%
87%
*115 Va
31%
100
48%
*79
.40%
62%
103%
9%
*25
44
,
-
36%
35%
873/4
120
35%
88
*87'%
120
*115Va
32%
101
363/e
87%
*115%
31%
-100
323/4
32
100
lOOVa
36 3/a
35%
88 Va
*87 Va
120
*115Va
80%
80%
80%
40%
633/4
40%
403/4
40a/4
64%
63%
*103%
104%
9%
9Va
*25 Va
9
253/4
44%
*1033/4
9%
25%
443/8
44
25i%
*44
V
400
15,300
80
41
411/4
1,600
63 Va
64'/a
'
80
48%
80
48%
100%
48 %
40 3%
62 Va
1033/4
1,000
32%
100%
483/4
*79
88%
120
31%
100
V 47%
48 3/a
15,900
*
32 Va
49%
.
31
63%
74,200
8,200
600
•
104
*1033/4
83/4
9
25i%
*25%
45
45
104
30
9%
5,200
25%
200
45
500
1
Corp
15 %
15%
15
15 Va
15Va
15%
15%
15Va
1,000
37
36 Va
36%
35%
36
35
35Va
35%
35'/a
2,000
97,300
26%
26%
26
26%
26%
28%
No par
40%
40%
40%
403/4
40%
41 %
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
10c
—1
*9%
9%
9Va
9Va
9Va
9 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
5
.
common
Stores
15 Va
36%
-No par
Co_
Inc
15%
5
Inc
Stores
Co
87%
80
————100
common—1
—20
preferred
_50
preferred
preference
37
120
48%
61%
common
31%
31%
1
Co
31%
31
10
No par
(The S S)
Mfg
Inc
Inc
com___10
31
preferred ——a——.——100
►133
Elec
Power
2
36% May 24
Witco
27% Feb
15
Woodward
Iron
5
75% Apr
15
Woolworth
(F
21% Oct
22
58
Feb
8
2
36
81 % Jun
28
93
Jan
85
7
92% Jun
25
131
Chemical
Co
Service
Public
3
166% Jan
49 Va
33%
48%
39%
37
37%
Jan
14
39 Va
103%
62% Feb
26 % Jan
«7VaJun
37%
39
501%
24% Jan
45%
Corp__10
Co
107
12
Mar 29
24
201
May 22
Xerox
46
31%
*133
45%
-
31%
136
31%
*133
46 %
34%
35%
34%
35
26%
75%
26%
74%
263/a
75%
34
10
97% May 22
9% Jan
7
32%
136
26%
74%
Inc__
5
Co_________10
Co
W)
Worthington Corp common
—10
4% %
prior preferred _______100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
25
37
36%
2
Jan
37ai
39%
*1023/4
5
91% May 16
80C
37%
39
52
22
Jan
109 Va
50%
92% Jan
2
*108,
50%
29% Jan
16
109
''
54,50(
49
29% Dec
28
46,10(
109 Va
101
15
Jan
281/4
109 Va
49%
24
11% Feb
109%
102 %
23
25
15.80C
109%
48%
Lines
Oct
Jun
15%
26%
27%
95
Oct
8
15 3/a
253/4
28%
109
*931%
55
May 16
15%
26%
28 Va
95
23
28
14%
25%
28%
*93%
Wisconsin
May 13
14%.
25%
28%
95
Wisconsin
32% May 17
Jan
14%
25%
28%
*93%
Winn-Dixie
22
4,70(
1C.00C
143/4
95
$4.25 preferred
Windsor
Industries
9% Mar 28
80(
5%
24
26%.
96'%
Oil
9% Feb
5
23%
16.40(
28%
*95Va
&
12
12,801
9
6.9
14
96 Va
Wilcox
93% Feb
7%
8%
5Va
*95%
pfd
4,401
68%
24
96%
convertible
$3
23%
2,001
37%
33%
White Sewing Machine
Prior
5 Va
23
54%
27
7%
8%
69
*95%
4%%
Wheeling Steel Corp
$5 preferred
5%%
22
8
3,201
54%
26%
39
39
1
Motor
8
22
5%
3,001
25%
108
48%
5
Dental
27
5
4,20i
9%
38
—5
__1
4
1
5 Va
7%
67 3/4
24 Va
43%
37%
No par
No par
Co
7%
7%.
96%
Wilson
6
►107%
100
Corp.
29
8 Va
67%
'
No par
—
14%
26 %
28%
1
7%
66%
•••:
*93
33% May 24
43% Jan 25
Jan
14%
26
1.25
7.
*95%
White
Jan
26
Inc_
7%
66%
101%
Wickes
87
22
6%
66%
101%
15
38
22 Va
!l
V
101%
15
25% Mar
5
White
May 24
16
5%
7%
7Va
•y
101%
19% Jan
15
5%
22
7
101%
39% Anr
20
67%
White
45
Feb
66%
24
10% Feb
7%
7%
1
100
Jan
2
Nov
27%
100%
Mar 29
57
27
64% May 22
105% Apr 16
Jan
88
27%
100
34 % Mar 25
25
27
18
14
22
27%
Jan
May
Jun
27
Whirlpool Corp common.;
5
4%%
convertible
preferred—80
25
33% Oct
Jun
15
2
84% Mar 16
5
Apr
39
Mar 22
32% Feb
May 10
21% Jan
43% Feb 28
26% Mar 2
27
26 % May 29
18
4
27
43
33% Jan
25
26%
81
Jan
33% Jun
54%
50c
Telegraph—
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
;___ 10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
preferred series B——100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Western
24
30
2
Sep
90% Oct
54%
non-cum
Western
May 16
Apr
25
54%
Co
Power
Air
Western
25
Jan
25
54%
43%
82
1
Va
4%%
Western
14
28
29
39% Jan
27
West
4
9
2
54%
44■
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common
5
preferred
100
4.10%
May 22
Apr 11
31
26% Jan
54%
Co
Financial
Penn
4.20%
Mar 12
94% May 17
38% May 20
4
4
55%
Kentucky >Coal
Wesco
15
5
30% Mar 12
May 29
80
West
15
Dec
41% Jan
55%
Corp
Scientific
23
2
No par
Mills
Knitting
Welbilt
12% Jan
100% Jan
W
preferred
Co
Motor
Waukesha
53% Apr
30% Jan
Mar 12
433/4
10
(S. D.)
Wayne
8
32 % Feb
21% Oct 24
25
% May
29% Dec
21% Oct 24
108% Sep 24
1
Welch
29
27
Feb
23
39
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
Warren
106% Feb
14
44
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
1
91 % Jan
30
43 Va
Pharmaceutical
convertible
$4.00
40% May 22
33% May 22
32% Dec
May 29
23% Jun 25
13
Apr
43
Co
94% Jan
28
95
Bros Pictures
21% Jan
Mar 11
42%
No par
Warner
11
100
4
42%
Co
Warner
Apr
39 % Mar
95% Jun
42%
Corp:
Brothers
Warner-Lambert
3
14% Apr
9
common
2
51
•
24
83/4
2.50
Co
8
4
39% May 22
31% Jan
82
24%
83/4
Co
Industries
Warner
May 14
38% May 3
47 % Jan
82
24 Va
8%
preferred
Ward
8
110
30% Feb
Jan
82
24%
8%
Inc
29% Jan
Jan
81%
24%
par
8%
&
Tiernan
&
Baking
6%
May 23
15% Feb
33% Mar
?'■ 2
;
Ward
1
G
29% Apr
2
Feb
37% Mar 19
8
36% Feb
29% May 29
24
81%
24%
8%
15
___;
l_No
(Hiram)
Walworth
May 24
6% Mar
20
Mar 11
23% Jan
28
54% Jan
40% Jan
2
9
72% Feb
12% Mar 20
27% May 17
105
•:'
23
17% Feb
22
2
3
Apr
82
24%
8%
preferred
Corp
Co
Wallace
*81
24%
8%
10
4%%
RR
Electric
Waldorf System
34%
33 Va
33%
45%
.
_
.
271/4
31 Va
33%
413%
413/«
41%
92'%
913/4
91%
100
9%
2,700
30 3/a
12,300
31%
6,800
*9
30 3/a
311%
31%
136
30V4
41
*91'%
*133
451/4
45%
9
9Va
30%
30%
30%
313/a
136
*133 /
136
45%
453/a
46
5,600
X
•
3,200
35
35%
353%
36%
353/4
36%
26Va
74%
26 V4
753/a
261/4
263%
26%
27
741%
743%
74%
74%
10,700
34
343/4
34V4
34%
34%
35
13,300
*901/4
91'A
90%
90%
971%
98'%
98%
99
10'A
10%
*10%
10%
800
197V2
199 Va
46,700
*90%
91%
*90%
91%
90%
90%
101%
101 %
99%
101%
97%
98%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
188%
191%
193%
196%
,
6,700
3,400
80
2,700
X
19
Jun
27
4
140% Jan
30% Feb 21
38'% Feb 16
251/4 Jan
2
31% May 20
341/2 May 21
65Va Oct
22
1073,4 Mar28
84% Jan
2
103% May 24
14% Oct
25
30% Mar 16
18% Jan
2
253/4 May 16
423/4 Oct 24
75% Mar 15
51
6
223/4 Oct 23
23
Jan
Mar
2
1.25
Corp
30%
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith
59% Jan 22
Radio
33%
201
197 Va
30 Va
201
30%
30%
31%;
30%
34
34 Va
34%
32%
34 Va
31 Va
32 V4
98%
100%
100%
102%
101 Va
102%
24%
253/a
25 '/a
243/4
25V4
55%
563/4
57
551/2
56
99
100%
25
25%
55 3/4
Corp
189
56%
30%
303/4
'■25
553/4
30%
♦31 Va
102
30%
32
14,100
4,000
103%
36,500
24%
25 Va
8,000
54%
55i%
32,900
"
Bl^ and asked prices; no sale
ruptcy Act, or securities assumed
,
otherwise
indicated.
On
stock
on
this day.
f Cash sale,
wd When
distributed,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
by such companies,
fi Transferred from American Stock Exchange to N.Y.S.E.
dividends of 25% or more, low and high ranges are for new shares only.
n
z Ex-distribution.
$ In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bank¬
Range for 1963 is a combination of both exchanges. All preferred
....
issues are cumulative
.
uniess
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
.
(2170)
Monday, May 27, 1963
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
NEW
^Highest
Lowest
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
Bid
EXCHANGE
May 15
Aug 15
4'As
4Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
.
■
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
'
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Ask
Bonds($)
102.30
102.22
102.30
102.20
102.22
102.30
102.30
102.22
102.30
102.20
102.28
100.15
100.19
100.15
100.19
100.13
100.17
101.11
101.5
101.9
101.1
101.5
102.22
102.30
102.22
103
102.24
103
100.19
100.16
100.20
101.5
101.9
101.7
101.11
101.7
101.7
101.11
101.8
101.12
101.9
101.13
101.7
101.11
101.3
101.7
100.28
101
100.30
101.2
100.30
101.2
100.29
101.11
100.23
100.27
100.22
100.26
100.23
100.27
100.24
100.28
100.22
100.26
100.17
1C0.21
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100.26
100.24
100.28
100.24
100.28
100.23
100.27
100.17
100.21
£9.22
99.26
99.24
99.28
99.25
99.29
99.24
99.28
99.20
99.8
99.16
99.8
99.16
99.8
99.16
99.8
99.16
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102.28
99.24
99.14
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100.26
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100.27
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100.25
100.29
100.18
99.22
99.26
99.23
99.27
99.24
99.28
99.22
99.26
99.17
.
Treasury
Treasury
Bid
,
luO.15
—
Treasury
Week
May 24
'
Ask
102.24
4%s
Treasury
Sales for
Friday
May 23
B''«
Ask
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
102.22
1985
1975
1987' 1992
May 15 1989 1994
4s
Feb 15 1969
4s
Oct
1 1969
4s____
Aug 15 1971
4s
Feb 15 1972
4s
:
-Aug 15 1972
4s
Feb 15 1980
4s
Feb 15 1988 1993
3%s
May 15 1968
3%s
Nov 15 1971,,
3%s-__^__
Nov 15 1974
3%s—
,-Aug 15 1968
3%s_
—May 15 1966
3%s
Nov 15 1967
3Vis
Nov 15 1980
3%s___
Feb 15 1990
3Vis
Nov 15 1998
3%s
Nov 15 1966
3Vis
Jun 15 1978 1983'
3'As__.
-—May 15 1985
3s—
Feb 15 1964
3s
Aug 15 1966
3s
Feb 15 1995
2%s__.
Feb 15 1965
2 Vis—__Jun 15 1962 1967
2 Vis
—Aug 15 1963
2Vis
Dec 15 1963 1968
1964- 1969
2'%s—
Jun
Treasury
Treasury
Thursday
May 22
May 21
May 20
STOCK
YORK
Tuesday
Monday
BONDS
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Previous
Range for
when the
The itnlic bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one orinmore 32nds of a month
Ietters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate
each case the point.
YEARLY
WEEKLY
FRIDAY
99.7
99.1
99.5
99.3
99.7
100.5
100.2
100.6
100.2
100.20
100.22
100.20
100.22
99.6
100.5
99.28
100.2 0
100.22
99.21
98.30
100.1
100.22
100.20
99.2
100.6
99.3
103.1
100.22
~
-
99.2
100
100.16 '100.18
99.31
100.1
99.31
1C0.1
99.31
100.1
99.31
100.1
93.26
94.2
93.28
94.4
93.26
94.2
93.26
94.2
93.22
93.30
91.24
92
91.24
92
91.24
92
91.24
92
91.18
91.26
90.24
91
90.26
91.2
90.24
91
90.24
91
99.21
99.23
99.21
99.23
99.21
99.23
99.20
99.22
99.18
99.20
90.20
90.28
90.20
90.28
90.20
90.28
90.18
90.26
90.14
90.22
90.14
91.22
90.14
90.22
90.14
90.22
90.14
99.22
90.12
98.30
98.26
98.31
98.27
100.2
100
100.2
1G0
<
,
100.2
100
100
90.18
■
100.2
99.31
98.30
98.26
98.30
98.26
99.27
•
98.24
99.29
90.26
90.20
100.1
98.26
—.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
87.18
87.26
87.18
87.26
87.18
87.26
99.3
99.2
99.4
99.2
99.4
99.1
96.16
96.20
96.16
96.20
96.16
96.20
87.26
87.14
87.22
99.3 -h
99
99.2
96.18
96.10
96.14
99.30
99.31
87.18
99.1
96.14
100.1
99.31
100.1
99.31
99.31
*
99.31
100.1
100.1
£4.15
94.21
94.16
94.22
94.14
94.20
94.13
94.19
94.6
93.15
93.21
93.17
-93.23
93.16
93.22
93.14
93.20
93.8
93.14
1964- 1969
92.27
93.1
92.29
93.3
92.28
93.2
92.26
93
92.18
92.24
1965- 1970
92.15
92.21
92.16
92.22
92.16
92.22
92.14
92.20
92.8
92.14-
Treasury 2 Vis
91.20
91.26
91.21
91.27
91.19
91.25
9 r.18
91.24
91.12
91.18
Treasury
1966- 1971
Mar
1967- 1972
2 %s_,_,Jun
2 Vis
Sep 15 1967- 1972
2 Vis__
Dec 15 1967- 1972
Reconstn & Develop—
90.1
90.7
90.3
90.9
90.2
90.8
90
90.6
89.24
89.30
89.15
89.21
89.17
89.23
89.16
89.22
89.14
89.20
89.6
89.12
89.14
89.20
89.16
89.22
89.14
89.20
89.12
89.18
89.6;
89.12
Treasury
Treasury.
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
Treasury 2%s__—Mar
Treasury
Treasury
Intl.Bank for
•
94.12
5s
July 25
!*• July 11
101.8
July 10
103.16 Mar
6
6
Feb
107
108
107
108
107
108
107
108
107.8
108
43/is
Nov
1
1980
104.16
105.16
104.16
105.16
104.16
105.16
104.16
105.16
104.16
105.16
4 Vis
103.16 Mar
July 25
July 11
July 10
103.8
101
101.8
103.8
101
Dec
1
1973
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16"
102.8
103.8
Jan
1
1977
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.8
103.8
Feb
1
1982
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.8
103.8
100
101
100
100.24
4 Vis
4'is
:
3%s
3%s
100
101
101
100
101 2
100
1979
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
1Q0
100.24
1963
100.8
100.20
100.8
100.20
100.8
100.20
1UJ.8
lo0.20
100.8
100.20
1
1964
100.8
100.20
100.8
100.20
100.8
100.20
100.8
100.20
100.8
100.20
1968
99
99.*4
99
99.24
99
99.24
99
99.24
99.8
99.24
98
97
98
97
98
97
98
97.8
98
33/8S_
1
1969
15
1971
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96.16
97.16
96
97
May 15
1975
93.16
94.16
93.16
94.16
93.16
94.16
93.16
94.16'
93;i6
94.16
—Oct
1
July 15
1981
89.16
89.24
:
3 Vis
—
Dec
Sale
100
100%Dec31
28
prices
Feb
101
19
Dec
;.
15
•
90.16
89.16
90.16
89.16
90.16
92
93
92
93
92
93
1976
90
91
90
91
90
101
100 'A
100.12
1100.12
1982
'
100 'A
(Range for Week Ended May 24)
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
92
92.24
91
90
91
101
100 'A
101
S3,000
99i76
99
977/a
28
99^
99%
Week's Range
or
Friday's
of) external 8s 1941_
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
(U
3.5% )
to
reduced
•
S
External
f
s
of
f
s
6Vis
of
High
*85
83
83%
1957—April-Oct
(interest
85
84%
85
20
78
85
85
84
85
17
78
85
88
88
30
83
88
85
85
78
85
60 Va
60%
12
56%
61'A
86%
86'%
4
86
88 %
84'A
April-Oc;
1957—April-Ocl
(interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
April-Ocl
§»7s Central Ry 1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
External
Low
No.
due
1926
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
•
Sold
High
June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
6Vis
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
§ •Brazil
.June-Dec
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
High
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1, 1963
Transit
3%
89
93
90
100 'A
101
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
New York City
Unification Issue—
Corporate Stock
1980
'
Friday
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
"
91
90.16
92
89.16
1972
.
•
.All other figures are bid and asked quotations.
indicated with a double dagger.
are
4 Vis
Apr 11
1
Bank-
Mar
3s,.
Inter-American Development
100
;
Oct
3s
25
1978
Jan
3 Vis
Jun
1
15
15
97
i«i
3 Vis
90
•
Jan
—May
:
;
i
4si
July 12
•
May 15
4 Vis
89
1985
—Sep
Oct
4'4s—
i
15
84'%
10
due
1927
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Foreign Securities
:_June-Dec
due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
April-Oct
1978
3.5%)
reduced
Wertheim & Co.
to
funding
5%
bonds of 1931
85
Membera New York Stock Exchange
T elephone
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
HA 5-4400
New York
(Dept of) 30-yr s f bonds 1978
Jan-July
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974——Mar-Sepl
Caldas
T eletype
Canada
212 571-1253-4
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
.
Agricultural
Mtge
AND
*43%
1961—Jan-July
sink
fund
6s
*93'%
*43'%
•
1947
§»Gtd
sink
fund
6s
1948
4s
ser
§• External sinking fund 7s
§ •External sinking fund 7s
ser
ser
Jan-July
•
7s
3rd
30-year
(Australia
series
*96'4
3s
s
f $
*96%
;
*96%
■i
—Apr-Oct
V *96%
(Commonwealth
__
-
v.*
—
*96'/a
*96'4
61'/a
98%
98 %■
98%
1
57%
62
140
96%
98%
97
98%
■'*'■
1967
June-Dec
3'%s
1966—*
June-Dec
(
15-year
3%s
1969
June-Dec
*98
15-year
15-year
4%s
1971_^
June-Dec
100% 100%
4%s
1973
;
15-year
5s
1972
,
20-year
5s
:
98%
-/'.A. 2
98'%
r I"'
9
5%s
20-year 5 Vis April
7
99%
101'%
36
101%
103%
101 »A
May-Nov
5Vis
20-year
(
f
1979
Oct
:
1980—:
;
20-year 5'/2s 1981
20-year 5'/2s Jan 15 1982
20-year 5'/2s July 15 1982
20-year 5'/2s Oct 1» 1982
20 year 5s 1983
(Rep) 5'/as extl
Austria
Austrian
100% 101'A
20
100
102%
4%s
s
old
new
f $
1973—
(Free
debs
adj
5Vis external
5'/2s
State)
(series
loan
extl,loan
5'As extl loan
{.
104 %
-
104'% 104'%
14
102%
105
102% 103
j
103
48
100'%
103
103
:
6'/2s
8)
s
14
100%
103'A
1043 4
31
102
105
*104'4 105
104'%
53
102
104%
104 %
104'/a 104'%
13
102
104%
*__
*101 %
41'/a
100
1964—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1976
:
fBerlin (City of) 6s 1958
§ •6'/2s external loan 1950J
104
89%
'it
'
~r
II
99%
104%
89%
101%
,
36
4
100
102
100
9
103'A
45%
101
105%
1C4
20
102 %
105
102
102%
19
100'A
102%
adj
ser
A
1970
adj
ser
B
1978—
April-Oct
—
April-Oct
debt
*100% 103
__
*97%
—
94%
102%
96
iai
Berlin
6s
City Electric Co—
debentures 1955
6 Vis
s
6 Vis
s
f debentures
f
debentures
Berlin Power & Light
Debt adjustment—
April-Oct
1951
June-Dec
*.
1959
Co
Feb-Aug
Inc—
4%s
debentures
series
A
1978
4Vis
debentures
series
B
1978
For
footnotes,
see page
Jan-July
Jan-July
31.
1961—,
fund 6s
6s
77%
♦80
*75%
92
*43'%
92
92
92v
93
93
46
46
4014
46
46
46
92'A
*93'%
92%
—-
*93%
*43%
*93'%
——
.
*43'%
*93%
J-
*43 %
*93'%
—
*43% I'"'——
45 V4
45%
36'
46
assented
1961
—
80'/a
75%
78
*93'%
June-.Dec
-.June-Dec
June-Dec
1961
—
April-Oct
Guaranteed
*93%
5%s
s
sink fund
f
Rica
Telephone
$
5%s
debentures
(Republic
Credit Froncier De
5'/2s
-l;:
*43'%
46
April-Oct
...
.
...r
46
•
*93%
sinking fund 6s
6»/2s 1947
§«Gtd sink fund 7s 1946
§ «Gtd sink fund 7s 1947
Costa
—
'r,h
*43'%
*93'%
i:
-I—
1
•/
•
*43'%
>
*2%
*95
86
~2%
2%
95%
95%
61
79%
86
101'%
103%
98%
99'/a
4%
__
83
86
(Mortgage Bank of)—
Columbia
§«Gtd
'
——
*43%
1962——May-Nov
• 6s
assented 1962
May-Nov
• Chilean
Consol Municipal 7s 1960
Mar-Sepl
• 7s assented 1960
,—Mar-Sept
• Chinese
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Dec
§ •Cologne (City of) 6'/2s 1950
Mar-Sepl
4%s debt adjustment 1970
Mar-Sepl
• Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961__April-Ocl
• 6s of 1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
3s extl sink fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
•
of)
1977
1978
3s
1972
Apr-Ocf
May-Nob
Feb-Aug
—June-Dec
(State)
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
102
99%
102%
32
98%
99%
70
*67'%
102
Apr-Oct
April-Ocl
France—
extl loan 1979
Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977
Cudinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978
gtd
70'%
63'A
69
106% 106%
21
21'/a
23'A
86
20
28%
61
106%
61
26
57
61%
'
21%
.
104'A
107'A
—
Stamped assented (interest reduced
6%) extended to 1960
(Kingdom of) 5%s 1974
5Mis extl loan 1977
5'As external loan 1978
El Salvador (Republic of) —
3'/2s external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
3s external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
•
April-Oct
debt
4 Vis
assented
6%s
1957
Guaranteed sinking
Czechoslovakia
June-Dec
4%s
•
•
Copenhagen
43
41%
104%
97%
87'%
104
June-Dec
April-Oct
15
103'% 104'A
103%
100%
141
97% 100
99%
April-Oct
1977
105
104
Feb-Aug
1965
102 'A
104 'A
June-Dec
1972
f
103'A
104
103
1980__Jan-July
1945_1
Feb-Aup
Belgian Congo 5Vis extl loan 1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
v
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
___April-Oct
Apr-Oct
Governments 4'/2s assented
I#Bavaria
•
i
1980—
101'/a
102'% 103
100% 100%
Afar-Sept
■
20-year
98%
102 %
May-Nov
;
;
1978
assented
6s
Chile Mortgage Bank 6'/2S
• 6'/2s assented
1957
98%
97
•
of)—
3%s
20-year
,,
1961
'
—
20-year
(.
—
_v
61 Mb
98'A
■
__:
<
■,r
Feb
—
—
,
>■■!>
;
—
Jan-July
1978
105'%
__
April-Ocl
bonds
102'%
—
Apr-Oct
1957
91%
'
,
__
1945__Jan-July
C 1946__Jan-July
D 1945—.Jan-July
,,
27
103% 104 %
*96%
103%
Mar-Sept
B
; " §*7s 1st series 1957
§#7s 2nd series 1957
§
fund 6s
Feb 1961
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
•
91%
*92
■
§• External sinking fund 7s
V
•
sinking
•
—
1968——Mar-Sept
'
,
sinking fund 6s 1960
I960——
assented
6s
External
Feb-Aug
:_Apr-Oct
,__
(Kingdom of Norway)
Amsterdam (City of) 5 Vis 1973
§#Antioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
f
External
•
§ »Gtd
Akershus
87'A
62
*93'%
-May-Non
April-Oct
April-Ocl
Feb-Aug
Fcb-Aug
•
Bank—
84'A
56%
*60%
Jan-July
• External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sepl
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sepl
• External sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Ocl
• 6s
assented 1962———
:
:April-Ocl
• External, sinking fund 6s 1963
_May-Nov
• 6s
external 1963
May-Nov
External sink fund $ bonds 3s 1993__.*_ June-Dec
FOREIGN
ISSUES
1942
assented
§ ®7s
FOREIGN
external s
(Republic)
§ •Chile
%
86%
:—Mar-Sepl
'78_Jan-July
f 7s 1942—May-Nob
25-year 2%s 1975—.
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds
Denmark
supply Schwaben—
5y4s debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
to
April-Ocl
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
<•
*19
/
993A
99%
20
20
20
70
101%
103%
99% 100
25
98%
101 %
99'%
70
102% 103'A
98 %
99%
*88
92
86
92%
*88
93
86
88
99%
*95
*4
4'A
Number 6267
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2171)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1,1963
No.
Low
Uoai
5s
secured
'
5%s
v
*
.
*
1976
1980———
(11th series)
Prussian CohVersion
/,
*
international
if.
t
s
Greek
bonds
—
part
.
.
-112
i 95t/b
104%
Siemen
107%
*93%
92
109
^
1
>
>93
101%
94%
351/2
31%
36
97
Taiwan
183
32
30
26%
*36
32%
*
101%
„
101%
.*95
II
■■
95%
1st
6s
,
mtge
1953
Uruguay
95%
$
1
Ilseder
;
(City)
Steel
Corp
"-International Tel
*Sud
America
Italian
v
1950—1.——
7%s
1948——
6s
& Tel—
7 Vis
(Republic)
*
;
-«
Feb-Aufif
*
30-year
7s
4
...
series
Italian
**
gtd
ext s
B
f
1977—
3s
--Jan-July
.^-Mar-Sept
19471—1.————
Public
Utility Institute—
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977-—-—.—Jan-July
§»7s^series B
1952
Jan-July
§©Italy (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
June-Dec
.
IO514
13
98
83
83%
15
81%
83%
83 %
83
831/4
18
'
106
Jamaica
Japan
-
^
4
(Government
5 Vis
extl
5 Vis; extl
5%s
1980-1.
6s
Development
«;gtd
extl
Bank
loan
Mar-Sepf
——L-Jan-July
6s
1977
6s
gtd extl • loan 1978
u——
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
• 6 Vis; extl
loan of
'24 .1954
..c
6Vis
•
<-•"
5
due
1964
extended
to
-F-A
81
Vis'.extl loan of '30 1965——
5 Vis
due
1965
extended to
.
83%
83
Valle Del
831/4
81
83%
94%
99%
94%
94V4
99% "99%
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28
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NEW YOkK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday
Range
Friday's
l.iiVV
Jan. 1,
Sold
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
City
Products
5s
conv
Ohio
&
cons
1st
cons
1st
RR—
General
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Mar-Sept
_April-Ocf
May
cons
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4s
nuge
1970
1980
A
ser
B
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_
mtge 4'As ser C
1995
convertible income Feb 1 2010-
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•
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conv
series
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A
88
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88
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88
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75%
78
86 vb
84
86 Vb
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73
78
debs
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&
Gas
72
86'A
254
75 %
64 %
and
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78
ref
M
series
3s
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1st
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ref
mtge
s.nk
fund
3'As
1st
ref
mtge
sink
fund
4s
4'As
debentures
conv
—Jan-July
1989
*—
—
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19j0
l_Mar-Sepf
1993—;
1974
81
80
81
82
96'A
1
143% 144%
61
96'A
__
—Jan-July
•
1
subord
conv
debs
3s
April-Oct
108%
107% 108%
48
Columbia
Beneficial
Finance
4%s debentures
Be-
-e
itinj d.ce.
debs
5s
1981
1977
May-Noi;
103% 103%
103%
105'A
—-June-Dec
—
103'A 103'A
103
105'A
mortgage
2%s
series
I
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mortgage
2%s
series
J
1976—^..-May-Nov
K
1979——Jaw-July
'
.Co..soi
3'As
series
1980
3s
mortgage
debentures
conv
1970
Airplane Co 4Vis conv 1~80
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sink
debentures
fund
-—-Jan-July
4%s
.'46
IO71/4
105
102 'A 103
*86%
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185
Iron
Gas System
101'A
4%s
debentures
series
A
debentures
series
B
84%
—
87
series
D
debentures
series ,E
debentures
debentures
4%s
104'A
101'A
debentures
series
debentures
Feb-Aup
Boston &
First
Maine
1980
series
4 Vis
AC
series
1967
Mar-Sept
July
A
l910.May-Nov
1st mortgage 6s series 6S 1965—
Feb-Aup
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
-.April-Oct
Bruokiyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3s 1980
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4'/as 1983
—May-Nov
.
~
—
1st
5'/as
mortgage
Above bonds
1st
all
4%s
mtge
1986
45%
21
51%
called
June
on
3
83
41'A
1983
J
Mar-Sept
debentures
series
K
1983
series
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1983
23%
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51%
107
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5
97
84%
6
84%
98%
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103'A
—
Brunswick
3Vis
Co
Corp
debs
4V2S conv
1981—Jau-July
1975_May-Nov
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
Burrougns Corp 4'As conv 1981
June-Dec
106
series
L
mortgage
3s
series
N
1978
Feb-Aug
—June-Dec
debentures
1999
*„
•
97
s
1976
92
92%
78
91/
96'A
8 5'A; 8 5'A
4
.85'A
86'A
107% 108%
103
105'A
114%
fund
debentures
1977
1999
debentures
f
Consolidated
1st
Edison
&• refunding
2%s
April-Oct
April-Oct
2001
series
series
series
New
4</o
Clinchfield
&
June-Dec
(perpetual)
Ohio
4s
Carthage & Adirondack Ry
Case
(J
I)
5 'A %
Co
4%s
debs
subord
conv
Caterpillar
3'As
Tractor
sink
fun
_Jan-July
1965
*84'A
debs
4'As
82'A
issues—
1983
1977
debentures
1986
April-Oct
84%
—
Mar-Sept
1995
A
107
84
E
1979
1981
Feb-Aup
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
Central
Pacific
Ry
Jan-July
3%s
series
J
series
K
1985
1986
73 %
87
105
104
106
77%
125
43'A
43 %
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1.
98'A
6
90
1
1
77%
5s
series
4s
„
series
5%s
31
77'A
79
126
21
44 %
117'A
-
subord
conv
Without
6s
debs
1971
ww
S
*95 %
107%
106% 108'A
75
Without
1974
ww
series
warrants
April-Oct
100%
101
108
12
V
W
Consolidated
4'As
Paper & Fibre—
debentures 1965
3%s
debentures
4'As
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
subord
conv
debentures
1984
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4'As 1992
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3'/as series D
1996—May-Nou
Refund
and
impt M 3'As
series
E
100% 103
impt M 3%s series H 1973
R
first
&
div
A
consol
gold
1989
4s
refunding
mortgage
4%s
1978_
General
99
111
99
*84%
*84%
97
*88%
9
99 "•
110
First
•
mortgage
5s
income
General
2054
5s
April
May-Nov
May-Noy
4s
1982
92%
A
1988—Jan-July
mtge 4'As Jan 1 2038
—April
•Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—• 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
• 2nd mortgage
4'As inc ser A Jan 2003—April
95
106
92'A
First
mortgage
General
~
4
•
6s
inc
Chicago
r
&
•Second
First
4s
1st
1st
debs
series
North
mtge
A
111'A
9
&
1
98'A
—
Jan
1
2019—April
April
Mar-Sept
2044
2d55
1
80%
1
85%
65'A
B
1
1999
37%
*71
65%
72
8
'
5'As
Terre
series
Haute
C
1989
mortgage
mortgage
First
Chicago
Chock
&
Full
4'As
West
27/8s
Ind
F
series
_I~~
subord
debs
A
April
Jan-July
1st
1st
mortgage
mortgage
Cincinnati
First
„
C
27As
4'As
gtd
1981
May-Nov
4'As
Cities
1975_AprH-Oct
1978
67
66%
67%
36
60'A
67%
1969
Feb-Aug
G
For
footnotes,
-April-Ocf
debs
1977
see page
96 %
99%
105% 105'A
51
105%
107%
102%
107
106
102 %
105'A
„
103% 103%
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2
102
100%
2l
103
101
102%
328
344
102'A
107%
86%
4'As
8 7'/a
5s
conv
subord
Cork
50
51%
75
45
59%
Crucible
53%
55
25
36
56
•
81%
81%
77'A
&
104'A
106%
100%
103
5
101%. 105
154
3
102%
87
32
85%
155'
86%
16
14*2%
162
103%
105'A
1979
debs
Amef
1st
1988
102 'A
102
105
1
96%
99
100%
108
9
—
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9-
%
103'A
104%
85%
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89%
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21
102%
104%
103
104'A
24
100%
104'A
104'A 104 'A
June-Dec
—-^.-Apr-Oct
debs
103 %
104%
12
*103% 104%
April-Oct
1983
4%s
98%
108
*92'A
1983—April-Ocf
._
88%
101%
104
98%
—_May-Nou
debs
conv
104%
102%
102% 103
107
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1984
subord
debs
Seal
102%
103
*103
May-Nov
5s
106
106%
100%
102%
103
May-Nou
1976
debs
4%s
103%
104%
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1965—Jan-July
1983
1985
Co
103
_Feb-Aug
debs
1991
Steel
Products Co
1
102%
154
—Feb-Aup
debentures
3s
100% 100%
92 'A
87%
85%
10
June-Dec
3%s due
ca
105
90%
87
*103% 105%
Feb-Aup
1991
Oil
104% 104%
105
April-Ocf
subord
84
94%
85%
3
*100% 101 %
87
1990
3s
104%
85%
Feb-Aup
1988
4%s
79%
92
Mar-Sepf
1989——
4%s
1
91
April-Ocf
4%s
45
94%
85%
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2%s 1975
4%s
1975
mortgage
debentures
81
*91 '/a
May-Nov
mtge
mortgage
mortgage
Co
81
Feb-Aug
mortgage
Can
107%
*87'A
June-Dec
1987
Baking
107
*85%
Feb-Aug
debentures
convertible
•
May-Nov
!
first
43As
—
*94%
1
1987
Power
mortgage
Crown
7
104%
106
87%
123
87%
63
84
121% 124
86
114%
100
Mar-Sept
14
99%
100%
99%
124
101%
82
82
65%
67%
62
61
3
82
67'A
Steel
Curtis
of
Co
Publishing
Co
3%s
M
debs
6s
62
65%
63%
■;
2
78'A
82%
43
56%
67%
1986.
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94
74'A
73
94
74
74%
93
94
66%
82%
85%
6
20
54
62
297
;;
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374
—
.
series
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65%
53'A
58%
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1st
1978_
A
85
103
71'A
71%
6
77
85
36
101
85
104%
64%
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62%
—
103%
63 ','2
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99A
99 34
2
99%
100
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99%
2
99'A
100
82
100'A
Morris
106%
10
85%
85%
86'A
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31.
96%
86'A
on
at
Essex
95%
__
100%
2
86
96'A
87'A
96'A
11
95%
98%
101%
30
100'A
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33
86 '/a
87%
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Feb-Aup
—
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88
103%
105
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104
104%
C
1973
1993™.
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89 34
100%
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97%
89%
1
100% 101%
58
993/4
87
99'/a
89%
102'A
Co—_
Western
series
87%
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Jun-Dec
^April-Oct
1983_
due
„
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Div
58
63
.May-Nov
May
57'A
59'A
10
55
27%
',26%
27%
30
13
27 %
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37%
37%
38%
112
31 %
43'A
'54%
—
Division—
trust
4-6s
May
Division—
1
2042
,
h
*46%
1st mtge &
coll trust 5s series A 1985rMay-Nov
tr 4'As series B 1985_May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st mtge & coll tr 3s 1973——
——April-Ocf
1st mtge & coll tr '3%s 1977
June-Dec
1st
mtge & coll
tr 2%s
1979
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980_
Mar-Sepf
1st mtge & coll tr 3'/as 1984
—Mar-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 3'As 1985—
Ju?ie-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1988
June-Dec
1st
98
87
&
refund
mortgage
—
104.95
1965—
1977
Lackawanna
and
85%
*103
Mar-Sept
6
3'As 1965—
debentures
*85%
at .104.60.Z
6
June
debentures
Pennsylvania
—
*99
87
York
Income
Collateral
102% 103%
101
2%s
subord
June
1990—
called
debentures
First
•
99%
*79%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
—May-Nou
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR
9934
*90%
Co
&
3%s
62'A
6
.85%
called
5'/as
bond
Dayton Union Ry
55
9934
99%
104'A
bond
mortgage
Above
58
■
993*
99 34
1st
Deere
*63
*85
—L———.—June-Dec
mortgage
3'As
1982—
mortgage 3s 1984
mortgage 5s 1987—
Above
*72%
*103
.
3s
*55%
d
Daystrom Incorporated 5%s 1980
April-Ocf
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s
1978
-Jan-July
<
1974
—Feb-Aug
Financial Corp 3%s debs
1970—Mar-Sept
debentures
1971
Service Co 3s s f
98%
105'A
106%
;
Crowell-Collier Publishing—
4'As conv subord debs 1981
77
.
series
1985
i /4'As debentures
81%
-Jan-Julv
iMay-Nov
33As series E
52
42
107%
Mar-Sepf
Corn
Union .Terminal-
mortgage
92%
104%
,
Copperwpld
70
1982—_May-Nov
1987
*iri* mcirtgagc 2%s
I T
88%
*71%
'
71
73'A
-Jan-July
Mar-Sept
-Feb-Aug
1963—~ -Jan-July
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s
86'A
,89%
33
Feb-Aup
40'A
~3
1963— -Jan-July
G
RR
4%s
Nuts Corp—
O'
conv
series
89
4
11
97%
97
Aprif-Oct
1982
debentures
Continental
66
81%
&
3'As
100% 101
106% 107
97%
June-Dec
29
81
Southeastern Ry
First and refunding mtge
2%s-4'As 1994 -dan-July
Income
2%s-4'As
1994
-Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
First
90
Jan-July
1968
First
1983
86%
104 %
1986
1st
97 '/a
81%
53'A
8 6'A
89%
91 %
86%
5
105%
——
68
74
86%
90
AprU-Ocl
1986-
4%s
59%
87%
83
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1986
X
1976
31
38%
86%
86%
9
15
90
*33
1979
debentures
Continental
Pacific RR—
series 1980
debs 1995
income
mtge
series
Gas 2%s
debentures
1st
89'A
*71
38
88
*104%
dune-Dec
1st
86
86'A
65 '/a
89
87%
*107%
1978
debentures
Consumers
80%
.94'A
84%
84%
87%
*89
—Jan-July
1982.
debentures
1983
1st
8
~7
85%
(Bait)—
1981
2%s
debentures
Convertible
89'/a
•
84%
Corp—
Power
1976
U
4%s
8 8'/g
89%
97%
86%
101% 101%
debentures
98
;
86
Ry—
Jan
f
s
debentures
84%
86
97%
92
85%
June-Dec
1984_
T
series
Natural
84'A
95
90%
90
April-Ocf
100
8 6'A
.
*87%
105%
1963
Light &
series
2%s
82
97
—i
76
84%
June-Dec
4%s
*80
Jan-July-
A
Jan
B
2%s
mtge
2%s
82
—
72%
75
RR
1994
ser
inc 4'As
series
3s
Pacific
A
Jan
Western
conv
mortgage
•Chicago
series
&
4'As inc
increased series
Chicago Rock Island
4'As
Paul
mortgage
conv
V2S
5s
5s
92'A
104%
99%
72'/a
85%
_May-Nov
;
debs
El
debentures
4%s
98%
4
85%
—
1991—
debentures
debentures
4%s
•
»
St
mtge
3s
111
30
111
79%
78
June-Dec
1st
—_May-Nov
series
inc
Chicago Milwaukee
ref
4%s
Jan
Western
M
Continental
gold
1st
•Chicago Great
•
3%s
debs
Chicago & Erie
ref
3'/as
105
J
98%
.
*81%
86
Feb-Aug
inc conv 5s
1997
series B 1985—..
mortgage
M
1st
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
•
88
78%
June-Dec
1992_
subord
ref
4'As
June-Dec
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy RR—
First and refunding
mortgage 3'As 1985_Feb-Aug
First and refunding
mortgage 27/8s 1970-Feb-Aup
1st and refunding
mortgage 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
&
92'/a
111
Jan-July
—Jan-July
/..
1st
*98%
1996—Feb-Aug
Refund and
89'A
85%
81%
June-Dec
Electrodynamics
conv
1st
108'A
100'A
100
Champion
3'As
110
86%
105.31
at
1992
convertible
Consolidated Gas
96
94
U
series
3'As
100
TOO
10
June
on
1990
1991
series
3s
86%
99
100%
April-Oct
91%
101
1990
4%s
46'A
95'A
—
80%
dune-Dec
___
called
T
4%s
91
86
April-Oct
April-Oct.
debs
100'A
3
*75
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
June-Oct
1989
R
series
Consolidated
warrants
subord
conv
314
127'/a
40%
87%
203
89%
P
bond
series
4%s
82
82
71%
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
5.90s
87%
*72'A
——
May-Nov
1986
1988
series
1st
'
102%
*78
Jan-July
June-Dec
1987
O
series
4%s
91%
89%
N
Above
98%
97'A
82-
74
*86%
First
Cerro
1984
57'A
98'A
!
84%
76'A
102 %
90
A
1974—Feb-Aup
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Feb-Aug
de Pasco Corp 5'As conv 1979
Ja«-July
1982
1983
30
104% 104%
April-Oct
1981
H
I
147
98'A
dune-Dec
!
1974
3'As series
Co
G
series
series
series
86%
Jan-Juiy
1987
3s
87%
—
Jan-July
F
Light
3'As
86%
91%
100 %
83
66
73
Power
102%
8
85
*87
N.J
•91'/a
40
_I
*91
91%
64'A
May
of
•
98%
95
91%
102% 103%
85%
Mai
York
86%
82
M
2020
Co
'93%
—
83%
L
2'J20
New
98%
/'-'.V
82 %
series
1
RR
99 Vb
95
•79%
series
1
conv
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10
4'As
Jan
•4'As
104%
17
3%s
mortgage 4'As series B Jan
Central
4
106
26
66
mortgage
Central
106
104%
106%
90%
60'A
Gen
Co—
debentures
1974
102'/a
103 %
83
100'A
100
105 %
99%
6
80%
55
Gen
Illinois
103%
26
103% 104
—
106
82%
99'A
•
Central
100%
96 '/a
89
7
•
A
100
93j/4
.
104 'A
79%
series
4%s
series
4s
94%
r3
May-Now
2
April-Ocf
4'As series
105
April-Oct
D
3%s
87
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
105
/
•
a
series
5s
First
92'A
102%
dune-Dec
2
59%
June-Dec
1965
of
6
1972
C
59%
100
66
May-Nov
Celanese Corp 3s debentures
3'As debentures
1976
Central
6
9 5'%
1972_
1977
3%s
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
debs
82%
Mar-Sept
1981
4s
1978
93%
94%
York—
1982
B
series
of
mortgage
A
3s
Canadian
Carolina
92%
96%
95%
92'A
85'A
108
f
3'As
3s
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sinking
s
V
first
8
105% 110
1981
3s
3'As
Power
90
91
Co—
mortgage
91
90%
92%
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3s.
Electric
83
88%
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3s
101 %
100%
.
89%
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debentures
Edison
87
4
June-Dec
subord
conv
97
81
91%"
102
First
80%
103%
90%
91
102
3s
Pacific Ry—
consol debentures
78
90
-Z
2%s
California
100%
90%
Mar-Sept
2%s
C
5
—
*100% 101%
Jan-July
debs
sub
Buffalo
1970
33As 1986
4'As 1987
Engineering Inc—
Commonwealth
88
80
93
90%
May-Nov
3'As
1983
,
*88%
'
April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
1971
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mortgage
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86
87
mortgage
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-
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55%
3%s
*-
78'A
-
1st
99
.'46%
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3%s
-87
May-Nou
April-Ocf
1964
debs
conv
South
&
mortgage
81
■
85%
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97'A
84%
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1988
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20
:
94
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5
101 % 101%
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debentures
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series
5s
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1981
1982
I
101 %
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1981—
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4%s
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mortgage
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1979
5 %s
—
92%
2
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1977
F
series
85
20
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series
93%
81
93
Jan-July
bj
81
93%
81
86
1977
80
56
82
1975
series
debentures
3
93
1975
debentures
5s
63
72%
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*80
Inc—
4%s
106
13
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Corp
80
'
80
61%
61%
68
80
—
79
-
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
a
3%s
87'A
97%'112
*78%
80
June-Ocf
1994_
110
62%
may-Nov
3%s
.
3s
High
105
Mar-Sept
3'As
88
1991_Jan-July
1990_May-Nov
1970
Jan-July
1993
3s
92%
87'A
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85'A
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1991
91
91'A
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91'A
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4s
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38
*67
4s
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10 6% 107 'A
1986—
3s
Corp—
1977_Jan-tfufy
1989
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106
1st
trust
1982
3%s
&
Div
E
1985
3%s
mortgage
Fuel
series
Illuminating
mortgage
mortgage
107%
June-Dec
4'As
3s
23As
mortgage
1st
1993
Mich
1st
Colorado
1982
Electric
mortgage
mortgage
June-Dec
June-Dec
first coll
1st
96%
150
Baxter Laboratories Inc—
4s
&
1st
86
95
135'A
B
impt
Division
Cleveland
1982—:
1993
series
5s
Cincinmui
Co—
Liectiic
&
Range Since
Sold
High
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
4s
Reiunaing
First
Baltimore
goid
General
77%
68
144
77%
77'A
68'/2
69
77 3A
77 'A
Sale Price
Bonds
Bid & .iSKed
Las„
Person
Corp—
suuoru
Cleveland Cincinnati
1st
Monday, May 27, 1963
Low
B
Baltimore
.
Week's Range
or Fi
iaay's
Interest
Exchange
High
Low
No.
New York Stock
1963
.
(Range for Week Ended May 24)
Week's
Friday
.
mtge & coll
46
51
43'A
46
46
37
47%
88%
88%
87
88%
94
96
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—
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Commercial and
197
Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BOND RECORD <R»»g«
Friday
Range
BONDS
New York Stock
Week's
Interest
Exchange
Last
,
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Denver
&
Rio
Grande
Western
RR—
High
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
Low
BONDS
New York Stock
mortgage series A t3% fixed
1%
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1993
mortgage
Denver & Salt
fixed
1%
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Lake
Gen
ref
convertible
3%s
&
Gen
&
Detroit
ref
series
3%s
series
Mackinac
gold
Jan-July
1969
■.
subord
conv
5s
f
s
Dow
debentures
Chemical
Dresser
Co
Inc
4s
debs
1977
conv
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage- 3%s
1st
2%s
3'As
mortgage
1st
1st
mortgage
1st
f
1983—
33/4s
mortgage
s
1982
3%s
1984
3'As 1986
mortgage
5s
1980
1988
4'As
1989
debentures
2010
Foods
4%s
Steel
Illinois Bell Telephone 23As
series A
First mortgage 3
series B 1978—
96 %
111
Cent
debs
1973
97
96
97
*84
Ekco
Elgin
Joliet
&
&
Eastern
5s
stamped
Erie
Railroad
• Gen
T%s
Ry
Southwestern
83%
86
3'As
77i/a
77 %
sink
fund
debentures
1980
Indianapolis Union Ry 2'As series C
Inland Steel
first
1970
89%
87%
94
100
104
•
consol
5s
mortgage
income
Ohio
104'A 105'A
4%s
3%s
debentures
division
Family
Jan
first mortgage
2015
Apr
April-Oct
1964
1
202CX
3%s
23
101
107'A
103
90'A
Corp 5s 1981
Metallurgical Corp—
92%
3'As
102 'A
4'As
101
101
1st
19%
84
,203
84%
8
80 %
37
5
34
36%
37'A
Federal
Paper
Firestone
3'As
Tire
Florida
37%
5s
mtge
Fair
33'A
12'A
76
76
13
73
5'As
conv
4s
Dairies
Worth
&
inc
,
4y2S
107
*103'A
36
—
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90 \
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2011
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88'A
.
/
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86
85%
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86 'A
88 V
79%
82 '
—
82
10
74%
82%
82%
1986_June-Dec
*180
I
230
'
76
79 '/a
5
82%
192
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*91% 92%
100% 100%
•102% 102%
192
,
103
1981
1987
debentures
Co
3s
A
147
1978
104
104%
105
:
20
•
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^
102%
103%
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288
135
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255'A 255'A
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103
102'A
102%
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„
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92'A
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1980_
100%
1
-'
109% 113%
144%
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Jan-July
91%
1
103
*102% 104
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1987
3%s
255'/4
April-Oct
1977
2
88%
91%
103'A'103%
112%
87%
-
*103% 106
—Feb-Aug
'83—May-Nov
sub debs
conv
■
92 %
•
Circuit
Breaker
4'As
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982:
conv
75
75
94'A
94'A
94%
84%
2
.
75
11
-
75
93 '
Central
Power
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&
Light
2%s
1976—Mar-Sept
debs
84%
1975
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3%s
9
,96
84
85%
90
91%
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86
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86%
85%
—
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*—
93%
101
91%
.
1990
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1976
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June-Dec
__
June-Dec
J-tfune-Dec
1984_June-Dee
95
Koppers Co
1st mtge
3s
82%
1964
82%
81
83%
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__
83'A
82%
83
82
82
.
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
4%s sink
fund
debentures 1986
Feb-Aug
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
1997—April-Oct
40
85
4s
23As
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983-
79
30%
Ry
Light
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
92%
29
L39
Michigan
City Power &
mortgage 2%s 1978
1st
104
23
35'A
100'A
&
*81
95"%
95%
95%
103'A 103'A
*125%
—
95%
99
99
104
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125%
98%
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.
96%
103'A
99%
99
—
g
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Gardner-Denver
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4%s
4»/4s
American
debs
conv
Oil
Co
of
1976
Aprll-Oc?
debentures 1984
May-Nov
Gen Amer Transport 4s conv debs
1981__May-Nov
General Cigar Co 5'As income
debs 1987_june-Dec
General
Electric
General
Foods
2%s
3s
Co
3'As
debentures
1969_
3'As
3%s
debentures 1972
debentures
1975
debentures
1977
4s
debentures
5s
debentures
1980—
5s
debentures
1981
"
4%s
debentures
4%s
1982
debentures
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General
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4s
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Co
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s
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f
s
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debentures
Grant
Co
1981
1981—
1983
3'As
General
4'As
-General
sub
conv
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series
P
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T—1
1982_;
1st
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&
5s
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ref
inc
M
3%s
debs
series
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series
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A
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C
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15
106%
•
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308
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102
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239
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161
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1976
5'As
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103
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98'A
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103%
98%
105%
104
174
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193%
■
104%
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4s
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75'A
75'A
72'A
72%
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*58%
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conv
subord
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Hotel
6s
debs
156'A
156
jun-Deo
v.-.;
73 \l
4.50s-debentures
Lone
Star
Corp
conv
of
coil
For
1981
debentures
footnotes,
wi—j,
—
debentures
169
■
1984
Mar-Sept
1972—
Jan "July
31.
&
fuiid
debs
Nashville
First
72%
71%
76'A
57%
First
Coll
St
&
refund
trust
Louis
of
div
1986
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&
gold
Electric
81
73
73%
87%
1st
14
65%
73%
1st
mortgage
86 %
2
86%
19
*92%
1st
1st
86%
73
3s
93
84
84
1979
*276
(R
&
H)
conv
Forbes
&
Co
subord
Credit
100
117'A 119
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93
40 'A
40%
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2
40%
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66
295
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8
118%
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79
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66
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353
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99%
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•
70
——
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70 'A
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64%
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71
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15
99%
——
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72
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;
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78%
71
103'A
72
78%
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April-Oct
79
103 %
—
103'A
—
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debentures
debentures
1977
Feb-Aug
Corp
791/4
Co
5'As
4%s
205
1968
"ex
100
May
.
wts"
fund
debentures
1980
Stores
119
McDermott
87
94
conv
McKesson
4%s
(J
Ray) & Co—
debentures
subord
—
&
Robbins
debentures
3'As
debs
1973
1980
Merritt-Chapman & Scott 4'As
—
—
1975—
—
„
■—
—
—Feb-Aug
80'A
Feb-Aug
112%
Mar-Sept
^Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—
--
83%
21
97'A
105
101%
88
4
103%
86
86%
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91
176
205
104
—
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86'A
104
101 %
204'A 2C4
—
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1972
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204'A
Feb,-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
101
__
May-Nou
102'A
—
101
May-Nou
Realty Corp 5s 1977
McCall Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
McCrory Corp 5'As debs 1976
5s
115
—
1981-ApriZ-Oct
1972—May-Nov
Feb-Aug
—
95%
76
40'A
119%
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972—_Jan-July
3'As sink fund debentures 1978—
Feb-Aug
3'As'sink
152
'—
*99
118
79'A
74
37%
Feb-Aug
.
205
1
April-Oci
5s
conv
subord debs
1937
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s debs "ex wts"
5s
191
37 Va
*99%
June-Dec
1981
1
Maine Central RR 5%s
1978
Marathon Oil Co 43/as debentures 1987
197'A
38%
37'A
62%
58%
m
Macy
—
'
34%
v
MacAndrews
—
54
v
86%
92%
84
11
11
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
1990
79 Va
87 'A
60%
65%
2003—April-Oct
1980
86%
r;
79%
__
4%s
55%
;
.
mortgage 3'/as 1982
mortgage 3'/as 1984
mortgage
4%s
1987
182%
50
__
.June-Dec
—
2%s
134
13
72%
16
34%
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
mtge 3%s ser I
1962 4%s 1987
second
63
—
-
&
Louisville
86
59%
: ~
refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
April-Oct
refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
ApriZ-Oct
& refund mtge 3%s ser H
2003—.ApriZ-Oct
77
63% <72%
7
34'A
1976—June-Dec
1963-.
RR—
84
*85'A
_I
II
D
ser
-
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First'&
56%
*78
_Jan-JuZy
Jan-July
1999
see page
-
sink
66
100%
34%
—April-Oct
1982——April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
(P)
Co 3s debentures
3s debentures
1976
3%s debentures 1978
4%s
55
31
1987
Lorillard
First
68
60
debentures
87%
*79%
May-Nov
America—
tr
1976
1976
4%s
fund
54%
54%
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Mar-Sepf
-Mar-Sept
:
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
103
v vyv;' "-v
"
Ry first 4'As
Corp— "
debentures
Gas
sink
73%
86%
II
1976—_Mar-Sept
1970—
subord
debs
86%
May-Nov
Chemical
conv
1976
wi
Corp—
subord debentures
conv
107'A
June-Dec
2%s
debs
1976
72%
72%
91%
59%
98
—
'
Inc—
subord
debs
subord
conv
99%
.„
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104%
105
*
June-Dec
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conv
Hooker
5s
mtge
"conv"
subord
22
71%
May-Nov
"
Martin
Xerox
first
5s
91%
__
66
72
4%s
F
Louisville
106'A 107'A
751/4
.
-
104 %
104%
*104% 105'A
95'-
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
contingent interest 2003
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contingent interest 2003——May
contingent interest 2003—
May
4s
-
64%
TOO 5
May-Nov
1980
Industries Inc 3'As conv 1987!
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3.75s 1980
Macy
Water
interest 2003
fixed interest 2003
fixed interest 2003
5s
(The)
4'As
187'A 193
II
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April-Oct
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3%s 1981
1st
mortgage
3'As
1982
1st mortage 3%s 1983-.;
;
fixed
D
*90
66
Feb-Aug
mtge bonds—
Litton
101%
104'A
103'A 103%
—
:May-Nov
._Jan-July
1st
1st
Hackensack
consol
gen
Ling-Temco-Vought
y
••
101%
104'A
*97%
__
June-Dec
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Llbby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
4%s
31
*101%
105
' 105
April
2044
April " V
May-Nov
June-Dec
mortgage
3s
1978
debentures
1969—
3s
Series
95%
96
97
1968
A
gold 3%s *97—June-Dec
4'As
93%
July 2015
mtge
B
93%
92%
103%
June-Dec
2056
1st
Series
70
;Wv'\
B
4s
99'A
54
Jan-July
Jan-July
Q 2010
A
A
98%
Lehigh Valley RR
94'A
103%
Ohio RR—
ser
941/4
94'A
93%
,'~r-
Corp—
ser
91
93
97%
May-Nov
debentures 1974
mortgage inc 5s
mortgage inc 4s
General
96
Series
99'A
,
General
105 %
94'A
93%
106'A
_Jan-July
%Jan-July
series
Financial
subord
101
105% 106'A
'75__May-Nov
1978—Jan-July
1976
2%s
mortgage
Western
conv
D
6
45
24
93
deb
conv
92'A
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series
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3'As
mortgage
Genera]
5s
series
mortgage
91
98%
May-Nov
1973
C
186
94%
19651—May-Nov
series N 1990
Jan-July
mortgage 3'/as series O
2000-—Jan-July
General
Great
series
170;
Term
3%s
Mich South
Valley Coal 1st & ref 5s stp '74
Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4'As extended to 1974u
93'A
-June-Dec
1
T) Co 4%s debs 1987
Great Northern Ry Co— V ;"VV
3s
114
RR
Lehigh
Lehigh
99
Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
—
2%s
(W
Genera]
'79
1985
Grand Union Company 4y8s
108
&
fund
&
93 'A
--June-Dec
debs
4%s
debs
Co first mtge
debentures
:_Jan-July
1977
subord
conv
Rubber
4%s
f
conv
debentures
4%s
Brothers;
Glidden
4%s
1980_
Telephone
convertible
General
3'As
Lake Shore
76
186
103'A 103'A
94%
9 5'A
sinking
151
1
112'/4
~
_______
1979
110
94%
92'A
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
——-Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debs 1979
-Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debs 1971
May-Nov
.
128
186
1976_Jan-tf«Zy
Corp 3%s
debentures
5s
111%
1976_MaZ/-Nov
debentures
Motors Acceptance Corp—
debentures ,1964_
:
General
1st
'150
Texas—
subord
conv
:
—
82
1972——Mar-Sept
I 1982
Mar-Sept
1981
Jan-July
series
Kansas
89'A
90
75
May-Nov
1982
debs
Power
mortgage
Kanawha
114
102
75
104%
103%
93
36%
99% 100%
*93'A
1980
Ry 4%s
82%
87
86
*76
1981
debentures
f
s
Jersey
105%
*103
.
—Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1979
80'A
85
19%
__
Denver
B
subord
f
s
I-T-E
24'A
88'A
101
;;
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Jan-July
A
102%
-V
.
ser
—
105
Mal/-Nov
19801
debs
conv
Inc
105
1972—Jan-Juiy
2011
101%
104
k
*102'A
.
_May-Nov
A
99'/a
9 7'A
41'/4
98
14%
*—
..April-Oct
Ry Co—
series
Stores
Foremost
debs
debs
conv
Coast
mage
2%s
103%
41%
50
15%
15'A
April-Oct
' V
:
1977
4'As
East
«lst
2nd
Fort
& Rubber
debentures
Flintkote, Co
Food
.7 .;
debentures 1976
Board
5s
1981.
"
—
*82
1988
Interstate
37
April-Oct
subord
conv
debs
conv
101
102% 102'/a
♦101
1971—Mar-Sept
6
298
*88
Jan-July
Interstate Department Stores—
4%s conv subord debs 1981—
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
•
108
103
18'A
105'A
1
86'A
*85. '/a
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
%
3.65s conv subord
debentures 1977
Jan-July
106
Q9
19%
F'1990_»ttJan-July
G 2000«..*Jan-July
ser
Finance
4%s
series
4%s
106'A
Joy
Fansteel
debs
Intern'l Tel & Tel 4%s
4.90s sink fund debs
—
99
103%
'•
—
86'A
mortgage 3.20s series
mortgage 3'As series J
mortgage 4%s series K 1987_
—Jan-July
1st
mortgage ,4%s series L
1989
Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit
4%s 1979—May-Nov
87 %
92%
106
102'A
104%
103i
.
99 y8
*85%
debs
conv
1st
92'A
99'A
90'A
ApriZ-Oct
Jan
First consol mortgage 3y4s ser E
First consol mortgage 3'As ser
First
3'As
1st
92%
*107'A
103
.
92'A
***"*
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1965
5s
A
ser
Co
1st
•
105'A
102
104
104%
*81%
June-Dec
99%
—
♦88%
*91%
1981—fan-July
142%
95%
92'A
99f-
1
101'A 102'A
1979—May-Nov
1979—May-Nov
96
'i
101
96%
6
104
*—
A
ser
124
78
94
—
Co—
4'As
mtge 3%s
21
74
57
—
1995_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1965
inc
consol
239
84%
*80
May-Nou
(N Y) first cons gold 5s
Products Co 4.60s 1987
Paso
RR
mortgage 3%s series B
Consol mortgage 3%s
series C 1974
Consol
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
1st mortgage 3'As
series G
1980
1st mortgage 3%s
series H 1989_
37
138
101%
55
103%
104
99 %
91%
10U
89%
71
95
95%
133
99 %
1986_
71
11
Corp—
subord
Edison El III
£1
debentures
4
97%
102% 102%
*102
High
90%
100
97
.Jan-July
Industries—
subord
97
International Silver Co—
Stainless
conv
Low
81%
5s
5s
Jan. l,1968
No.
72 '/a
e
Eastern
&
conv
I
86
77% •
95
133
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
__Jan-July
-.April-Oct
—Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Light Co 2%s 1977
mortgage 2%s
1979—
76%
951/4
1982_Jan-JuZy
Duquesne
1st
Range Since
Sold
—
100
—Jan-July
Jan- July
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
I
!
Consol
77
ApriZ-Oct
sub
conv
Bonds
High
*91'A
__tfune-De c
72 y8
4
95 %
Feb-Aug
1978
3s
Industries
1977
92%
80
72'/8
71
1976_Mar-Sept
1983
April-Oct
debentures
Friday's
214
80%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
4s
or
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
—Mar-SepZ
_
1968
254
86'A
72'/a
B
ser
89
254
208
80%
June-Dec
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs
—
254
*86
1995-june-Dec
1995—
4s
79'A
Hunt
*90%
v
93%
81%
80
254
May-Nov
4s
85'A
91
1970
debentures 1978
4%s debentures 1977
4%s
debentures
1984
5s debentures 1982
4%s debentures 1981
4%s
debentures
1987
94'/4
84'A
Corp 2%s
4s
M
39
*208
Mar-Sept
lien
90'A
87
80%
*78
-—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1971
6
93
♦80
May-Nou
87
__
92'A
1982—Mar-Sept
1985
Mar-Sept
1980
1st
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Finance
4yas debentures
4
94'/4
*87'/a
June-Dec
I
1984
O
Ry
94
(3 %
1970
N
89
April
1993)
series
debentures
27/8S
ref
&
Second
H
2%s
debentures
convertible
Gen
Jan-July
2018
interest
series
refund
Household
,
income mortgage
mtge 23As series J
3%s series K 1976
Gen & ref
3'As
3s
and
&
4%%
A
contingent
Edison
General
series
Friday
Period
High
....
First
Income
fo, w.et E„d«< May
24)
Interest
Exchange
2r
104
83
102% 102%
5
101%
103%
103% 1C4
«
:
87%
6
102
104%
102
103%
51
100
113%
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~-
*88
--
87
87
87
*102% 103%
112
112%
75 A
80 A
111
*93
113
87
647
74%
123
106'/a
113
102%
103%
78%
85'4
88'A-
__
*102% 103 /a
83'A 83%
22
The Commercial and Financial
NEW YORK
Interest
BONDS
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Jan. 1,
Sold
Bid & Asked
1963 •
174%
1991
VrTrTn
rUne"^,iv
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979--Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/as
1969
1st mortgage 3%s
1969
37/as sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
83%
Regulator—
debentures 1976
debentures 1972
Minneapolis-Honeywell
fund
fund
sink
33/4s
sink
3.10s
-Feb-Aug
82
*99%
—
1st
mortgage
6s
1985
May-Jvo®
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971-—May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—..May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—fune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
lien
4Vis series D
1978
—Jan-July
.
,
96%
92%
93
4
58
93%
1
64%
51
,
♦70
Pacific
94%
79
91%
26%
89 Vi
90
"i 2
84%
24
23%
24%
157
21Vi
Edison
First
mortgage
mortgage
Gen
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
•
Monongahela
6s inc
1980—Jan-July
3 Vis
2%s
& Tel
Tel
States
1986
1978
debentures
77
67%
76%
95
65%
74%
701/4
70%
467
62%
71%
64%
64%
7
59
65
25%
5
103%
104%
1031/a
105%
1041/a
106
104%
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*105%
__
351/2
142
41
II
83
*80%
..
.'v!.
V
86%
85%
80
13
—
83
85
85%
85%
85%
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80
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84%
85
*97
98%
98%
95
__
87
*83
95%
95
104
86%
10
85
94
104 %
103%
'
—
97%
104
104
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86%
100
104
'
*
100%
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82%
—
—
83%
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*102
101%
/ 130%
125
129%
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—
120 Va
280
104
134%
-
75
—
77-
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88
88
91
*85%
85%
84%
86%
*85%
87
84%
86%
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99%
83
—
Electric
&
Co—
/
3s
mortgage
—
mortgage 2%s
mortgage 3%s
debs
subord
conv
Oxford Paper
Glass
118
119
117
118%
150
93%
3
112% 113 %
70
*95%
93%
1988—June-Dec
Co 4%s conv 1978
95
„
101
99%
April-Oct
debs
118%
117
1982—May-Wow
Mar-Sept
conv
1983;
3%s
Co
95
101
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Chemical 5Vis
Mathieson
5 Vis
Owens-Illinois
;
'
—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
—Mar-Sept
-June-Dec
tfune-Dec
—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
2%s
mortgage
;
88
67
99%
113 %
119 Vi
113>
,119
93%
95
in
ii6%
97
98 Vi
91%
94%
43%
741%
39%
*85%
40
Olin
41
31
104
104
104
95%
95
40
39
Gas
.
*95
39
2%s
1975
2%s 1980—.,
1975
1979
1980
1st
1982—
1st mortgage 3Vis 1985
1st mortgage 3%s
1988
1st mortgage 4%s
1987
1st mortgage 4Vis 1993
1st
83%
102
74%
70 Vi
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
April-Oct
debentures
1981
Morris & Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000
subrod
Mountain
170
751%
73%
83%
April
1981
debentures
5 Vis
83%
74%
74
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Ward Credit 4%s debs
Montgomery
4%s
1966
2007
1991
3 Vis series B
debs Jan 1
Ry
Railroad
Monon
821/4
74%
mage
High
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
—Mar-Nov
1974
3s
mortgage
mortgage
1st
4Vis series B Jan 1 1990
—
4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005
income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—_
• Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
• 5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
1st
1st
first
mortgage
First
85%
78%
112
Low
o
Ohio
Oklahoma
85%
84%
:•
Feb-Aug
1996
64%
90
Co—
RR
86
'
85%
3s
debentures
3 Vis
•1st
Missouri
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
59
94%
57
66%
64
64 Vi
mortgage
Range Since
Sold
High
89%
52
101
57
98%
81
20
89 y8
93%
93
93%
98%
89 y8
58
97%
91%
11
97%
98 Vi
99
96
5
96V4
96 Vi
—
96
12
99
97%
98 Vi
—
—
first
mortgage
1st
86
951/8
19
96%
Bonds
Friday's
*83
mortgage 2%s 1974__Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
April-Oct
1978
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4Vis
1986
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s
1990
June-Dec
First
mortgage 4%s
1991
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4%s 1992
tfune-Dec
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s co'nv debs 1979
Jan -July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
First
88
83%
80 Vi
102%
82
96 Vi
96 Vi
1967—April-Oct
Jan-July
adjustment 5s ser A Jan
• 5 Vis
subord income debs 2033
Cum
100%
*86
April-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
80%
*80 Vi
debentures
4%s
86%
87
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
Power
States
(Minnesota)
181
116
158
173V4 181
•86%
mtge 27/as 1974—May-Now
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980
—-^b-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988—April-Ocf
Metropolitan Edison first
Last
Sale Price
Low
Northern
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s conv
subord debs 1975
Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
Low
No.
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
•
I. Monday, May 27, 1963
.
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended May 24)
Friday
•
Chronicle
(2174)
30
.771/4
85
85
,
Pacific
fv:;
N
Electric
&
Gas
First
..
refunding
«Ss
3 %s series
NAFI
5 Vis
Corporation
Nashville
Chat
Airlines
National
Biscuit
Inc
6s
3s
1986—Feb-Aug
1976—May-Nov
1987—AprfZ-Oct
ser
debs
conv
debentures
4%s
Mar-Sept
1980
conv
Louis
St
&
National
257
77%
series
K
285
149%
201%
3s
series
L
105% 106 Vi
4%s s f debs 1985-June-Dec
Cash Register
fund debentures 1987
April-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5 Vis conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s
debentures
1970—
——-June-Dec
3Vis debentures 1976
June-Dec
4%s sink fund debentures 1992
Mar-Sept
Nat'l Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983—May-Nov
4%s sinking
101%
108
13
105 %
108%
3s
series M
1979
7
103%
104%
3s
series
N
1977———
101%
103
2%s series
P
1981
104
108 %
2%s series
Q
1980
85
86
77
-X,
Distiller
National
'
,
I,
3%s
3 Vis
Co
Tea
sink
5s
Prods
4
101% 101%
15
R
series
S
1976
92
3%s series
U
W
3 Vis series
X
100%
1007/8
3%s series
Y
1987
86 Va
87 V*
3%s series
2
1988
96%
4 Vis series
95
6
—'-•
*104
104%
102%
3%s
102%
102
*102
4 Vis series
New England Tel & Tel Co—
3s debentures
1982
EE
1991
FF
1992
85%
3s
New
MI
debentures
1974
4Vis series
GG
1993
89
Mar-Sept
4%s series
HH
1994—
Jan-July
New
New
Orleans
New
York
Terminal
Consolidated
4s
Collateral
General
Lake
86 Vi
84%
88
86%
1980
6s
Tel 2%s debentures
.
Collateral
62%
64%
324
64%
3 Vis
debentures
1978
68%
67
69 Vi
387
59%
69 Va
3Vis
debentures
1983
73%
75%
263
65%
75%
3 Vis
debentures
95%
34
88
95%
95%
April-Oct
94%
55%
3%s
67%
60%
68%
57 Vi
15
52%
59
30
52%
4%s
June-Dec
N
Y
income
&
N
Y
Lack
4 Vis
v
West
B
1989
series
B
2000
2043
3Vis
A
series
4s
series
gold
series
4s
&
2%s
RR
Harlem
Mortgage
Mortgage
■
debentures
B
4s
Pan
A
86%
1973
3
86%
1991
debentures
81 Vi
5
80 Vi
82
88
90
697/a
22
59%
70
*88
89
89
*72
70%
71%
70
73%
43%
55%
46 %
First
&
16
73 %
73
73
'
53%
55%
55%
*51
American
16
General
4%s
General
5s
General
4%s
World
Y
State
Electric
Gas
&
&
2%s
1977
17%
7
mtge conv inc
N Y Susquehanna
Term
1st mtge
Pere
6%
Y
Telephone
16%
62
.7
6%
207/8
8%
50
~5
85%
series
D
85%
61%
62
55%
62
82
Jan-July
3 Vis series
Refunding mtge 3s series F
Refunding mtge 3s series H
Refunding mtge 3%s series
Refunding mtge 4%s series
Rfeunding mtge 4 Vis series
E
*65%
*63
28%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
80%
87 %
Jan-July
1978
1981
83%
1989
April-Oct
1996
ApriZ-Oct
84
1991
Map-Nov
Jan-tfwZp
J
1993
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s
1980
65%
66
59%
65
28%
25%
35%
3
79%
87%
3
86
2
83%
84%
80%
82
81
84%
"2
84
23
101%
25
96%
Jan-July
*77%
77%
83
mortgage
3 Vis
1983
April-Ocf
*85%
86%
86 Va
General
mortgage
3%s
1983
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1987_Jan-July
*—
91 %
Western
Ry first gold 4s
Central general
ref
4%s
series
&
A
ref ,5s
1974
105%
1996__April-Ocf
s~>
4 Vis
s
4%s
s
4%s
f
f
debentures
•
it
1976.,
debentures
1977
113% 114 %
"f
*95
*93%
95
debentures
3980.
5%s
s
f
debentures
1979.
99%
f
debentures
1981
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t4%s
s
^debentures
1981
Northern Pacific Ry) prior J4eq,4s T997
,'\iGeneral .lien. 3s Jan 1 .-204?
Improve. 4%s..ser -A
*
Coll rtrtist
For
4s
1&84
footnotes,
94%
97
102% 102 Vi
11
101%
104
106%
102%
104 y2
12
101%
104 Vi
12
100%
103%
31
99%
100%
105%
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102
102
102
101 % 101%
99"% 100
100
,
104
*106
_Aprti-Ocf
see page 31.
8
90
87
85
87
89
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91%
100%
12
101
90%
88%
89%
101
103
"
——
—
.
.
1,317
135%
104%
11
135%
126
87%
100% 101%
92
100
101 y2
102%
102
102%
19
101
102 y2
80
81%
33
74%
8iy2
79%
81%
68
74
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1985
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1989
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
BO ND S
Last
or
Sale Price
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—
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81
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134
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1982
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conv
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4%s debentures 1986
85%
122
164
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4'As
Gold
4'As
1981
101
:
59
150
'
Southern
Pacific
RR
First
mortgage 23As series
mortgage 5'As series
Frist
1st
1986——Jan-July
F 1996
Jan-July
*75'A
series E
H
2%s series E 1975
Southwestern
Bell
Tell
3'As debentures
RR 3%s
2%s
debs
1983
99'A
3%s series I 1981_
mtge 3'As series J 1982
income
5s
RR
5s conv subord
debentures 1983_
Standard
Standard
4'As
Oil
Oil
of
California
(Indiana)
debentures
Standard Oil
88'A
debentures
23As
Standard
Oil
102
88'A
debs
2008
Stokely-Van
conv
debs
88'A
.June-Dec
3%s
86%
86%
74
76
61
63%
—
—
subord
conv
subord
debs
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
debs
1982
87%
*88'A
86
86
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fi
2%
&
s
Co
2%s
.debentures
Symington
Wayne
100
„
98
•
—
104'A
'
,
May-Nov
June-Dec
1984
conv
gen
.-
vY.
88'A
debentures
90%
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4
91%
94%
—
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94'A
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77
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.
120
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10
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'
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—
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mortgage
82
87%
;'•
series A 2004—
Van-July
series A Jan 1 2029——May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976——June.-Dec
'1st
mortgage 2%s 1979——._—
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971—
Jan-July
First
100
81%
73'A
■
98%
3%s series A 1981.Jan-July
income debentures 1984_
:
i
May
Wisconsin
99
94
40%
*86
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co. 4%s sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
'
44
*
7v
—
May-Nou
102'A
43
96
97
._
52
88%
97'A 97%
7;7 '
97'A
——Jan-July
*
101
87'A
Mar-Sept
"
18
100% 101
7;
1972
105%
90%
74
1
78
90'A
98%
1
13
81%
78
Western Union Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971_——Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake EZrie.RR 2%s A 1992—_Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970—i—^^-Mar-rSept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967———Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures
1975
May-Nou"
124 7/a
103%
88'A
1973—Mar-Sept
1973—.
110
102'A 103%
103
Jan-July
1982.
60
25
101% 102'A
Jan-July
7-
84'A
5s
104 'A
104
1971—May-Nov
__
1982
debentures
81
84'A
121'A 121'A
122
Jan-July
1982—_April-Oct
4'As
77
*83
April-Oct
Corp—
—
*77'A
*38'A
mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-tfuZy
General
mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric
3'As
1974-.
—.-May-Noy
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966——Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361:
——Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
c,
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
5'As
debentures
1982
Jan-July
108
97'A
*77'A
.April-Oct
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
L
-May-Nov
Sunray Oil Corp - 2%s debentures
1966—Jan -July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs. 1981—
—Jan-July
Surface'Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971—May-Nop
Swift
89%
86
81%
Westchester Lighting
107
105
*85
1983—
43/8s
3'/as
Inc—
86%
*86
.April-Oct
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000——Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
99%
—
*103
—
ApriZ-Oct
1974-
Camp
—
.Mar-Sept
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
April
mortgage 3'As series B 1971———Feb-Nov
First
103'A
96
104'A
*98
Jan-July
1985
debentures 2%s
(Ohio)
Chemical
Stauffer
4'As
Co
86
87%
86'A
w
35
106'A 106'A
106'A
1977—May-Woo
1983
(N J)
:
Co—
101'A
105'A 105'A
Jan-«ZuZy
__Feb-Aug
.
Spiegel Inc
5'As
114
-June-Dec
Western Pacific RR Co
!
99
_Mar-Sept
—
Orl & Northeastern
New
82
53
106
*85'A
_Mar-Sept
Wabash
68
63 '/a
63'A
.April-Oct
1983
first consol gold 5s 1994
coll tr 4'As 1988
div first gold 5s 1996
Memphis
104
65
166%
99%
*86%
ser
Ry
mtge
V:. 77
79%
Co—
mortgage
27As
9
Power. Co—
&
238
102%
99%
A '75_June-Dec
mtge 3%s
First
Southern
102
99%
_May-Nov
96
100% 101
102
(Oregon Lines) A 1977!
^—Mar-Sept
1969——.-—
May-Nov
1st
104
3s series F 1978
2%s series G 1979
2%s series H 1980—
Inc
Gen
4'As
Term
1980
ref
subord
Gen
First
Fran
Mar-SepZ
„
—
'78 '79
80'A
Southern Pacific Co—
San
79
86%
4
*79%
.
—
2
78
*86'A
.Mar-Sept
ref
Vornado
85%
77%
-June-Dec
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
85%
Jan-July
197Q
4'As
Co
Electric
&
&
1st
90%
12
83'A
—Jan-July
2%s-4'As
Ry
Natural
1976—.
Co—
debentures
convertible
Southern
——
Edison
debs
1st
104%
157
99%
—-
101%
Feb-Aug
1987
Southern
subord
conv.
1st
86
8 9'A
88%
—
1985—
debentures
Co—
Virginia
103% 104'A
'
104'A
Telegraph Co—
1
.—Jan-July
&
1979__.
debentures
1969
subord
1st
1976_
2%s
subord debentures
conv
4'As
103%
6s
Southern
of America—
Corp
conv
4y4s
105%
—June-Dec
North Alabama RR 5s 1963———April-Oct
&
3%s
Vendo
102
106%
4%s conv debs 1986—-June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Jan-July
Smith-Corona
Merchant—5'As
1979—-—tfan-July
South
Vanadium
^
—...Feb-Aug
1971.—-ApriZ-Oct
1986—
2'As
86%
28
Oil' Corp
Socony-Vacuum Oil
86%
102% 102%
debs
f
s
debentures
2%s
Oil
.;
/
43As
debs
4%s
Co
'
•
Co
96%
—
—
102% 103%
Feb-Aug
1977——May-Nov
Jan-July
1982
&
95'A
*
"
". '
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1983_Feb-Aup
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979——Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982_:
ApriZ-Oct
' '
...
.
Roebuck
Sears
__
—
/
i:
debentures
*....
*86%
87'A
106%
4
Corp—
1972
subordinated
*96%
tfune-Dec
Acceptance
debentures
5s
—1
1974
debentures
4%s
-June-Dec
80%
87'A
102'A
__
—
106%
106
100
79%
—
*87'A
1980-—Jan -July
2%s 1966
& Sons
(Jos E)
*80'A
——May-Nov
——Mar-Sept
series B 1980
1977
Co
5'As debs
mortgage 3s
37/8s
Seaboard
91%
•
"
4%s
cony
subord
debs
1982
118'A
April-Oct
49
117'A 118'A
-
109
124
Yonkers
Elec
Lt
&
Power
2%s .1976-
Youngstown Sheet & Tube. Co—^
1st mtge 4 %s series H 1990-—
;
,_Jan -July
-April-Oct
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/
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302%
I'./
lot
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(Jame§) Inc—
5%s. senior.notes. 1979.—:
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.
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t
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143
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7^1/4
92%
144%
169
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32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2176)
.
.
Monday, May 27, 1963
,
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the American Stock Exchange
for the week beginning Monday, May 20;
and ending Friday, May 24. It is compiled by the report of the American
In the following
Stock
i
Friday
S T O CK S
:
-
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Missiles
Class
Acme
A
Mfg
&
Wire
Admiral
Construction
23A Mar
Berkshire
1%
1
li/4
6,400
18
Jan
1%
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
2%
2%
23/4
1
1,000
31/4
31/4
3%
3,800
Corp
Power
7'/2
Jan
2%
Apr
31/4
Jan
59%
4,300
451/2
Jan
653/a
Apr
Alaska
Airlines
3%
3
3%
22%
213/4
3
2,200
13%
11,300
33/4
4
23%
14%
v
14%
300
183/4
4,200
79%
79%
25
4%
'
10
181/4
100
43/8
2,600
;
'
14
43/8
Bohack
23%
Borne
89%
Apr
17%
Jan
Jan
93%
Feb
12% Jan
621/4 Mfcr
31/4 Jan
18% May
/ 80
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
Artists
5%%
Pictures
Corp
Co
Feb
2%
11.400
2
7%
7%
.9,700
6%
6ya
6
Inc
Almar
Rainwear
.>
Arnco
9%
Industries
-~5%
U
Inc
Beverage Corp
American
Book
8
May
9%
Jan
7%
600
71/2
Jan
9%
Feb
14%
Feb
10
800
37,400
881/2
8'% May
71/4 Apr
5% '
6
5%
5
500
4,300
5%
51/4
3%
2,800
1
4%
41/2
4%
43%
43%
441/2
57/a
51/4
•
•/" 6%
6%
7%
1,200
1
4%
3%
2%
4%
3%
16,500
3
11,000
iy4
Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
American
Israeli
Paper Mills
American shares
American MARC Inc
American Manufacturing
American
25o
Petrofina
12.50
Anchor Post Products
2
Angostura-Wupperman
___!
Appalachian Power
Argus inc
4%%
pfd
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Power & Light 4.72%
Co "warrants"^
Armour
Arrow
Electronics
Asamera Oil Corp
Associated
Electric
American
Stores
Associated
&
3,500
23/4
10,600
Gas
131/4
5,400
43/4
1,300
4'A
400
113/4
Jan
9'/a
Jan
Jan
10c
Inc
1 %
registered
241/2
Jan
90
5% Mar
13
A com—30c
__30c
Co Inc
:
;
■
'■i
Hill
Burma
7I3G
21/4 Mar
16%
Jan
23
2%
Jan
8%
2,400
1,500
81/4
Apr
41/4 Mar
10% Jan
20%
Jan
28% May
1,500
25% May
28'%
Jan
7A May
7 A May
9%
Apr
—J:-;
"1
195/8
181/4
5,400
73/a,,
;'2%
Apr
10
Feb
May
21%
Jan
3
271/4
7
Apr
10%
Jan
133/s May
28%
200
22 s/a
Jan
28% May
28
283/8 May
4,200
22%
Jan
7%
300
75/a
Jan
9%
4,800
.Z'7%
9
:
OO
Z
31/4
8
8% May
Jan
6 S/8
3,600
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
151/2
15%
3,400
131/4
Jan
16%
Apr
10%
1,800
10%
Jan
10%
Feb
41/2
43/4
1,100
41/2 May
6%
Jan
14%
4 S/8
143/4
_25c
.
1
14%
24,800
;
.
J'.
8%
Jan
'/a
%
l3u
%
Jan
6,700
3%
3%
500
5%
53/4
700
V-
Feb
14% May
A
Jan
4%
6%
Jan
*
— —
•5%
3% May
55/b May
;
Apr
—1
6%
6%
1
17%
171/2
17%
•
—
Inc
Feb
3%
6 1/4
.»
15%
Inc—
Apr
10%
-
..
2.50
:
Son
Jan
11%
51/2
•'
Ltd—
Inc
A Apr
21/2
11,800
271/4
=
—
1
Company
Jan
3,100
123/4
28%
10
,
6 3/8
33,100
121/4
'
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Co
(J
Shoe
Co
2
21
20%
21%
4,400
18%
Feb
1
29%
2 81/2
29%
16,100
22%
Feb
291/2 May
73%
741/2
300
63%
Jan
75
„
"7
600
6 5/a
9,700
16%
Apr
5%
BVD
Jan
Jan
3,300
71%
:
—-50c
Mines
Jan
Jan
1%
27
19
6%
Inc
(The)
16
281/2
■—
■
12%
66%c
preferred
Bunker
Jan
Jan
28,000
8%
26%
19%
•
...
—
serial
Industries
Jan
Jan
7'/4
33/,
P 27
•.
«
—1
class B_
Company.
Common
Jan
20%
3%.
81/2
£1
—
Corp
7%
33% May
125/b Jan
Apr
1,600
18%
26 5/8
10
Butler's
47% May
Jan
9%
Jan
19 Ya
Apr
Apr
Jan
Feb
14i% Mar
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
131/4 May
10
Mar
231/4
231/4
100
20%
Apr
4%
600
23/4
Jan
91/4
4% May
9%
993/4
3,400
7% Mar
9% May
101
Jan
98%
6%
6%
270
6%
11% May
963/t
8.400
32%
Jan
16%
Jan
4'A May
12
Jan
26 /
Jan
16,600
51/2
Apr
283/a
Jan
1001%
32
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
Electric
Power
Jan
103
Feb
241/4 Mar
30
Jan
131%
Jan
34% Mar
pieferred-:
$2.50 preferred—.6% preferred
common—
—50
r5o
53
53
100
52
Jan
—50
——
55
55
100
54
Mar
•
25%
2
281/4
2
2%
1
%
4%
3,000
4%
1
400
3ya
3
3%
200
1.100
22%
Feb
May
54
Apr
60'A Mar
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
Class
A
1.700
4'A
17,800
5% Mar
8%
6%
7,200
6% May
8
21/4
71/2
3'/2
8
31.200
.
8%
7%
8%
10,100
7% May
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Campbell Machines Inc
1
4%
6%
4%
4%
27,600
Feb
Bread
*
Canada
Cement Co Ltd common.:.——'*
Jan
36%
Apr
3% Mar
*4"%
J art
2%
7%
Jan
Apr
Feb
55% Jan
8% May
2% Mar
6
Mar
Jan
Mar
3% May
9
Jan
66% May
14% Feb
10%
9%
10%
1
15
y4
11%
23%
i
14,700
I51/2
A
Feb
Canadian
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Industrial
Jan
Jan
13
l'/a
17%
Feb
3,500
y4
Feb
%
Jan
121/4
Apr
14%
Jan
23%
5,400
11,900
IO1/4
21%
13%
Jan
23% May
5% Feb
4
1
4%
4%
4%
1
6%
6%
3
5,900
100
300
21/2
3
9,600
201/4
5
10
21
1,000
14
14%
42%
42%
42%
4
May
4%
5%
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
11'%
Jan
700
11%
Jan
800
40% Mar
5%
Feb
7
Feb
4%
Jan
22% May
15
Mar
451/4
Jan
Oils
Gas
Ltd
.2.50
Canadian
Javelin
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd
Ltd.
121/4
•
Minerals—
-
International
Corp
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co.."
IOI/2
Jan
Z'4%
1
—
1
—1
1
Apr
18
Feb
18 Mar
25
9
3,800
7%
74,300
8%
Jan
*
May
81/4 Jan
1 %
Jan
1A Feb
Apr
14
13 %
7
9'/4
14
Jan
May
3%
4%
8,200
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
10%
10 %
300
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
6ya
Jan
4%
4%
A
4%
Feb
400
y4
Feb
A
-141/4
1,700
,13%
17%
>lan
Apr
4%
4%
16,300
Apr
41/8 May
7%
Jan
21%
22%
6,100
24%
Apr
18
18
A
14
14
4%,
22%
18
u__l
Co—__—,—
6%
5,900
4% May
"
6c
;
50c
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation
131/4
4 %
1
Properties Ltd-
Williston
u
8%
Jan
3,400
1
iil
9
1
121,900
7%
13
,
%
10
—
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral
7%
•'
1
271/4
~4%
•
10c
100
7
4%
16%c
Ltd
3,400
31/2
4%
36%
6
36%
$1.30 preferred
.20
Canada Southern Petroleums JLtd.vtci._l
Canadian
10%,May
Feb
11 y2
4%
;___Z_3
1,900
6%
%
i5o
•
r:
33,400
1
Ltd
Co
Canadianwide
10c
Corp
1,600
1% Mar
Feb
,
1
loc
31/4
32,000
IS
;
>
1%
"
___:
Jan
51/4
2%
1
com
2%
May
7
_io pesor
preferred
6
8
6,000
1
51/a May
Jan
1%
1,600
ZZ
Jan
6%
111/8
;
33/a
4%
8i/a
66%
Inc
Feb
10c
Jan
iy4
1%
97/a
_
2%
4%
7%
631/2
,
Feb
% Mar
7y4
-
l
'
.1%
25,700
43/4
41%
10c
_
Collieries
200
1 %
27
*
•
common..
(EL)
Jan
1%
1
preferred
P)' &
200
66
Inc
81/2
Ltd—•
Co
Burroughs
Jan
113/0
•*10
Avis Industrial
Corp
Avondale Corp..—,.
15 '/a
11/2
1
Co
Co
31/4 Mar
11%
•
non-.cum
1%
Jan
19
20c
Power
31%
Jan
1
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Feb
81%
350
4,400
Jan
4% May
31/a Apr
3
33 %c
option warrants
General Industires Inc
Ayshiie
Jan
2.200
1
Consolidated Mining &
Avien
41/4
%
7%
3,600
6'/2
15%
1
BSF
49,800
Co
Atlas Sewing Centers
Audio Devices Inc___
Aurora Plastics Corp
22
85%
5%
25c
Jan
4'/4
32'/4
lc
Development Corp
19
83
5%
Inc.
Bruck Mills Ltd
131/4
Corp
Non-voting
2'/2
43/a
__
10c
Atlas Corp
20
Assn
dep rets ord
Bruce
121/4
1
1
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Research
Jan
20% May
4% Mar
Canada
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Atico Financial Corp
Atlas
Amer
Feb
6%
21/2 May
37
Jan
12%
£1
America
I
8
Brown Company
Brown Forman Distillers cl
61/4
Jan
Mar
4,300
—
•
Associated Testing Labs
Atlas
Columbia
Petroleum
Feb
3%
1
Co
Oil
Works
Oil
British
6%
13
40o
Inc
of
Inc
5%
4'A
28
Inc
regis.
Associated Laundries
Astrex
3%
Industries—
deposit rets
Associated Food
America
British
Class B
4%
:
Feb
American Tobacco—
6%
3%'
9%
2.50
Inc...
Ltd
Services
Baby
Associated
of
Gear
British
Buell
100
__
pfd_100
&
6%
85%
Corp
!
Manufacturing Co
4%
11%
50c
Arkansas
Mar
900
100
$3.00
:
10
7'A
1.50
American
Jan
32,100
__
100
Apr
7%
-*
common
British
May
73%
4%
5
Co
7%
7%
3%
6
471/4
1
„
1,300
1
Jan
12
1
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Inc
8%
1
Foote
Jan
I3I/4
1
8
18% May
31/2 Jan
t
19%
52
7%
—
Radio Corp
1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A* shs_3.45
20,500
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—•
Mar
4
471/4
123/4
600
8%
1
43% May
,
4
Andrea
Co.
400
73/a
—.
1
1 'A
8%
1
preferred
Corp
Brad
Jan
89
Jan
41/4 Mar
600
3.600
23/4
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10o
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del!
2
American Thread 5% preferred
5
Chemical
6
2%
25%
American
Ansui
Bowling
American
A
l'/4
8%
8%
Inc—
Inc—.—
Brandywine Raceway
Burnell &
£1
Co
1,200
Inc
6%
Ltd—
class
Inc
3
50o
3%
Budget Finance Plan—
1
Electronics
Co
prior
2%
May.
% May
84% Apr
American
.
3%
..3
—
Industries
Chemical Co Inc
Brooks Instrument
20
Co
3%
10s
400
Book-Stratford Press Inc
American Business Systems Inc
American
3,700
24
10s
Jan
l'/a
Jan
19%
Apr
* 5%
281/2
18%
-
-4
bearer
3%
1,300
Apr
May
18%
.2.50
—
registered-
9%
7%
Jan
2%
500
dep rets ord
6% May
12,500
91/4
Feb
24%
dep rets ord
Jan
9%
High
Mar
24
Amer
Jan
%
5%
,
2%
Amer
81/2
5
"5%
1
American
800
24
Jan
2 % May
87%
1
2%
9%
Apr
5%
71/2
1
;
2%
Jan
14,000
81/2
pfd_100
2%
3
Mar
10.200
71/2
.—1
Corp
Inc
*
Jan
61/4
8
lOo
Aluminum Co of-America $3.75
Ambassador Oil Corp
7
(The)
5%
7%
8
3
May
~2%
\
~2%
50o
Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
65
Jan
2'A
*2%
10
Allied
Alsco
41%
£iy4
common—1
convertible preferred
Allied Control
700
2%
1
800
Industries
„
Low
8%
1
■
i
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
May
51/2
Jan
7%
Alleghany Corp. "warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc..—_
Allied
5%
Shares
8%
—10c
(HC)
51/2%
Brillo
5
Low
.
4%. Jan
13% May
4% Feb
May
56
10c
1
Par
;
,
for Week
8%
Building
Bloomfield
Breeze
Engineering Co
Properties Inc
of Prices
1
A—
1
rets American 8hs__
American
All-State
Class
Jan
33/4 May
19% Apr
3,100
17%
100
1
American deposit
Bloomfield
Bourjois
•
Z
.
Inc
Binney & Smith Inc—
Birdsboro Corp
Blauner's.
May
10y4
700
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
All
Frocks
•
'
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
121/4
Inc
.■
/,V
3%
preferred
Jan
4% Mar
1.400
13%
common
11%
'
3,800
,
Alan Wood Steel Co
5% preferred
May
5 5/8
of America—
4.20%
9
43/4 Mar
'2%
1
1
:
300
Jan
57%
58
1 '
;
.
41/2
51/8
—10c
-—
A
Alabama
9%
2'% May
2% Jan
Jan
23/4
1
Inc
Class
5%
1
Corp
Airport Parking
9
10c
Week's
Last
Z'-Z1
Jan
Inc
Techniques Inc
/■/
2'/4
Inc
Corp
Dynamics
High
1,100
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Aileen
Low
21/4
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol
High
21/4
10
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
Low
21/4
Corp
Co
Plastics
Aero-Plow
S T O CK S
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
every
security whether
during the current year.
'
Friday
25c
Products
<#■
~
Shares
occurred
24.
-
for Week
include
to
dealings have
:
■
10c
Corp
is intended
and
for Week Ending May
1
common
Precision
Acme
Corp class A
itself
bond in which any
or
Sales
Range
of Prices
./"'Par
.
Aberdeen Petroleum
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Exchange
stock
Range
51/4
5.50
931/4
"■
5%
92%
100
50
51/4
94
900
500
16%
Jan
161/2 Mar
41/2
83
19
Jan
,
Jan
61/2 Mar
Mar
95
Jan
110
Jan
'(
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred
•
Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
1091/4 1091/4
Carreras
Carter
(JW)
Castle
(AM)
!
Co—
50
Central
Hadley
Corp
Central Maine Power
3.50%
Light 4%
4%
4%
13%
131/2
13%
500
3%
3%
3%
2,000
1
18
1
1071/4
U Mar
1,200
1
Corp of America
Power &
%
"
1
Catalin
Central
—1
%
10
Co
&
.
100
4
Mar
'/
"■
Jan
%
6
Feb
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
3% Jan
% Feb
4 'A Mar
lO'/a
l'/a
Apr
74%
74%
110
721/2
Jan
751/2
Apr
861/4
pref___ 100
pfd
10o
86%
50
85%
Jan
871/2
Jan
20%
Apr
12,600
B
Central
$1.40
Bailey & Selburn Oil
&
Gas
Baker Industries Inc
class
A_1
1
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—Common
7
preferred
Securities Corp
Oil
*
ZZZlc
Ltd
5qc
.
Banner
Industries
Bargain Town
Barnes
I
Inc
loc
800
Jan
ZZlOc
7%
1
19 ya
(AS) Shoe' Corp
Electronic Corp
Bell
Telephone of Canada
'nstrument
Watch
Co
1
.
$1.50
Hi/4 May
11% Mar
25c
footnotes,
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Jan
14% Mar
3%
Jan
15,900
12
Jan
4,400
2%
Apr
4'A
Apr
1% May
4'/a
Jan
8'/4
1,800
61%
Jan
9%
Apr
4,100
15%
Apr
23%
Jan
9
900
1.200
Chief
Circuit
Jan
Mining
Corp
Corp
%
Jan
%
Feb
183/4
19%
5.200
6%
300
141/2
6y2
2
2%
900
53 y8
800
2
Jan
Apr
May
491%
Feb
4,
Jan
1A Apr
1% Mar
19% May
8% Jan
3% Jan
531% May
61/4 May
1
5 '/a
53/4
3,600
7%
8%
7,300
7% May
9%
Jan
7%
Coburn
73%
3,900
6%
9%
Jan
6%
Jan
Club
Credit
preferred
171/8
Jan
3
~8%
8
4
6%
6%
lA
l
%
.
200
1,500
100
28
Jan
32
Apr
Jan
40%
Apr
7%
Jan
10
28
2%
5%
6% May
l'/2 Apr
Jan
A
1.900
18
800
101/2
Feb
25%
28%
2,600
221/2
Jan
1%
5%
2%
Feb
iy8
Jan
6,200
5y8
Jan
61/2
Jan
10,100
12i/a
Jan
22'%
Apr
141,100
8,100
15 %
13%
151/2
_25c
24%
22%
251/2
7,100
19
10%
10%
11
3,000
101/4 Mar
5%
51%
900
4% Mar
Products
Co
Inc
Co
51/4
6%
~3 %
6%
3.000
61/2
6%
4,100
14%
6%
15%
500
3%
2,300
6%
3
Jan
5%
10c
...
131/2
28'% May
193a
•
_r
Feb
5% Mar
5
11%
18
9
3% May
lc
Corp....
Aluminum
625
11%
1
181/2
—
7%
1
1
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
-1
Clary Cprporation
1
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—
4
Clopay Corporation
__i
81/2
6%
.10c
Inc
Development Ltd
Clark Cable Corp
5%
page 36.
.2
C K P
8,800
52%
1
Oil
Foil
2,800
3 %
8 %
5
Consolidated
Chromalloy
Jan
'
•
10
Chicago Rivet & Machine.
10%
63/4
i9y8
—
Co
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Christiana
20
32
341/4
1
12%
2,000
„
19
32
19
•
2.50
Apr
li/4
1 ya
preferred
Corp
8% Mar
9Va
1
%
•
Corp common
1
convertible preferred.*
Chamberlin Co of America
Charter Oil Co Ltd—
Cinerama
10%
B
convertible
Century Electric
50c
see
Securities
series
Century Geophysical
Z—_!
ZZZZZl
Inc___
Berkey Photo Inc
For
5
20'%
8 3/4
U
I
3
10
1%
•
ZZZZZZZ*
Corp
3,600
1%
7%
8% 13
250
.
41/4
19
10
500
""
2,500
2,600
2%
Co
1
7%
131/2
li/4
3
Inc
Bell
Benrus
Mar
4 %
%
1A
4
Engineering
Bearings Inc
Belock
1,800
12%
13
USA
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp..
Baruch-Foster Corp
'
Bayview Oil Corp
Beck
10 1/2
11%
11 %
—
Convertible
Baldwin
Banff
10%
13%
Feb
Jan
17% Mar
Mar
25% May
61/2 Mar
4% Mar
12%
3
Apr
3
Jan
2%
Jan
131/2
Jan
61/4 Mar
7%
Jan
6% May
15% May
31/2
Jan
*
common
„
31/8
3%
1
11%
111/4
12
4,900
9% Mar
12%
Apr
.20
24%
23%
24%
1.400
20y4 Maf:
261/4
Apt
?Va
100
3'A May
Number 6267
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2177)
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Friday
Last
S T O CK S
Range
Par
Sand
Colonial
32 Va
1
Co Inc
Coleman
Stone
&
Shares
4Va
17
Inc
Co
3%
5,200
29%
Apr
4,000
love
31%
16%
17%
;v' 5y4
5%
1,400
,1 Va
1%
13,800
41%
1,000
,
5%
--10
38%
38-%
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
„25c
Compudyne Corporation —1
50c
Containers Inc
8%
8%
5%
Service
9
4
Jan
Fairmont
Jan
Falcon
Jan
v
1 Va
Famous
38% May
900
1 %
Connelly
1,400
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
-4%
4%
4%
24 %
24%
24 5 8
20c
4'/8
Consolidated Oil
Corp
Royalty
Consolidated
Sun
Construction
Continental
Inc
Gas
&
Consolidated
% May
4% Mar
Ray
class A—■
Products
Aviation
&
800
4%
Federated
Jan
Fields Plastics
25%
Apr
Filmways
Feb
Financial
General
21%
7,300
3%
Jan *
8%
Jan
-
% Mar
1 Va Mar
Jan
«
%
1V'2
1%
600
~vu
1% May
2%
Jan
•7%,
7%
800
7
8J/a
Feb
%
1
5 Va
cl A—50c
10c
Corp—
10,200
Jan
Corp
Materials
& Varnish
7%
7%
2,100
%
%
11
3,500
%
18%
19%
500
17%
Jan
19 % May
7%
7%
2,300
5%
Jan
77/a May
15Yb
Jan
17 Va May
16
Apr
17
Corp—;
Cook Paint
100
1
Connector
5%
7%
5 Va
—15
Continental
Continental
Cooper-Jarrett
Coro
B
non-voting
12
1
24 Va
24 Va
class
$1
814
8%'
—1
preferred class A
Corp
Beverage
Cott
Bottling Co of New England
l
57/a
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
7/a
7%
1,400
Jan
May
9%
21%
300
20
Jan
22%
Feb
20%
100
20%
Apr
21%
3,500
5%
Feb
6%
7
7%
1,600
6%
Jan
8
7^ Feb
9
Petroleum
5
Corp
Consolidated
Cresmont
8%
8%
500
6%
Jan
9%
Corp
A
2%
13,400
2%
Jan
3
39
40
42%
26,200
35% Mar
Crown
Aluminum
Crown
Central
1
Industries
Petroleum
2%
2%
2%
200
2%
7%
Apr
7%
7%
3% Jan
200
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
3
Jan
5%
Jan
•
1,300
Class
B
4
4%
3%
2,300
13%
14 Va
600
2%
m
2%
5%
Jan
5
~8Va
8.
8%
•
1
common
13%
13
13
13
%
12%
2%
Jan
1,700
5%
•
class A common—1
Laboratories
4
25c
10c
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Corporation
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter
/
5
Cubic
Firth
Fischer
&
Fishman
18,700
5%
5'/a
5%
Apr
-
14% May
Apr
2%
Feb
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
6%
Apr
12%
Jan
7%
11%
Jan
8 Va
Florida
Jan
14%
11%
Jan
14 Va
Feb
Dayco
D
Defiance
5%
5%
5%
Jan
2%
4%
67/a
3
3,300
1,000
4%
3
Apr
2%
Feb
4 %
Jan
5
2,300
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
10c
4%
5/6
A pref
35
System Inc cl A com—20c
Corp
10%
Industries Inc
class B
11
7
7
5
May
153
6 Va Mar
200
30
Jan
33 Va
10%
Apr
11%
Jan
8 %
May
2,000
5%
Apr
24%
3,700
18 Va
Jan
30
142%
Jan
153
Desilu Productions Inc
1
7Va
> !./. 7
Detroit
7%
3,500
1
15%
14
15%
10,800
Detroit
Devoe
&
24% May
155
Apr
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
5 '/4
5 V4
5%
5,700
5%
26%
Apr
26%
27%
3.700
24%
Jan
28%
6%
2,400
4%
Jan
7
Apr
6,500
14 Vz
Jan
18
Feb
10%
10%
%
Jan
25c
1
1st preferred
City
io
-
%
4,100
io
Jan
14%
9,200
10%
Jan
2 %
2 %
500
%
%
16
10
Diversey
1U
Ui
700
%
11
14% May
3% Jan
2% May
Va Mar
1,000
%
10s
Corp
Dome Petroleum
Steel
Dominion
Tar
2'/a
Ltd
Co
&
&
Coal
Chemical Co
Textile Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver Inc
(The)
Draper Corp
Drilling
Driver
Harris
American
Duro
dep
(The)
Test
rets ord reg
D^Val
Corp
Fuller (Geo A)
Jan
4%
Feb
400
May
11%
Feb
2,000
1%
Apr
2 %
Apr
2%
300
2%
Jan
2V8
13
13%
5%
General
Alloys
General
General
Builders
General
American
General
Foam
Electronic
Gilbert
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic
&
Emenee
Corporation
Equity
Corp
Erie
Forge
1st
6%
Ero
&
Steel
12%
12%
13
2,800
12%
Jan
36
13%
Feb
35%
36
150
35%
Jan
41
Jan
8Va
7%
8V0
36%
35 Va
16%
17
23%
16%
25%
6%
6%
6%
~2%
"2%
6%
6%
35%
5,400
36%
16%
36%
2%
7%
5.000
34%
Feb
11,300
14%
Jan
700
.
2 V4
4
„
6% Mar
31%
2%
6,100
1%
__
8%
8%
48 %
45%
4%
30
100
1.700
Feb
3%
29
2,850
4%
6,700
4
3,000
184
13%
1
5%
185
-
IS
Lakes
6%
Exquisite Form
Grow
Corp
13,400
v
11 Va
11 Va
14%
-
>
24%
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
11 Va
Jan
12%
Apr
Feb
Jan
109
Jan
101%
Feb
11
Apr
16%
Jan
10 V4
275
5,900
11%
Feb
98 V4
Apr
13% Feb
12 Va Feb
102
10
14
Apr
IS
700
105
Feb
Jan
15%
1,400
.
34 Va
Jan
800
11 Va
11%
25,300
10
Jan
19
19
201/4
1.500
13%
Jan
*
15
15
15
4%
4 Va
1
B
-21
May
200
11%
Apr
22%
5,300
4%
3%
Feb
5 V4
17 V4
—•
1,700
I6V4
Apr
13%
14 %
18
15
9,800
12%
Apr
Apr
16Y*
11
Jan
23
Jan
Jan
—1
15%
15 V4
15%
1,500
Jan
16
£1
Mills Inc
Ltd
10V4
10 Va
10%
1,800
9V4
Jan
11%
Apr
1%
1V4
1%
4,100
1 Va
Jan
1%
Feb
Apr
33 Y*
Gulf
States
Land
May
24%
3%
200
21
2,700
5%
7
1%
1 Va
1%
4%
4%
4%
4%
5 Va
3%
39,300
6,600
Jan
Jan
7
Mar
80.500
2%
300
4 Vz
Apr
May
2%
2%
2%
7
7
2%
9,300
7
2,100
Feb
26 V4
Jan
Jan
1
Feb
7
9%
Apr
9 Va Mar
May
1%
Jan
4% May
5% Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
3Va
Jan
3Va
Mar
Feb
9
•
Jan
51
May
5%
30 %
Jan
Jan
May
May
60
175 % Mar
185
10
165
12,500
1 %
5%
10
171% May
14% Jan
5%
12.600
-
Jan
Jan
12
900
5
10c
2 Va
2 Va
"2%
2y4
2
1,400
Mar
Jan
26
Jan
3Vi
Apr
13%
13%
100
12%
Jan
35%
36 Vz
300
34 V4
Jan
2%
2%
13,500
11%
Inc.,—1
1% May
10 V4 Jan
aqq
12
Feb
Jan
14%
39
.
Feb
May
2%
Jan
14 Va Mar
6% May
6 Vz
6
6%
3,800
3%
Jan
-1
4%
47/a
5%
18,000
4%
Apr
6%
50c
14%
14%
18 Vz
2,400
14%
Jan
20 Va
Jan
1
30%
30%
32%
4,300
26 Vz
Jan
35V4
Apr
1
30%
30%
31 Vz
5,000
30 V4
Apr
36%
Jan
10c
2
25c
1
10
3%
63,000
12%
—
Industries
!
Jan
H
•
May
19%
—50c
-1
5
Coatings
Inc
6
24%
30
May
American
H
B
Lamp
Corp
Co——
(Paul)
Inc
Corporation
Corp
Stores
Apr
lVa
Feb
Apr
6%
Jan
Jan
17 V*
37/a Mar
5 Va
Apr
Jan
i
—
v.
National
Hecla
Mining
Helnicke
Kosher
Heli-Coil
Foods
Co
•
>
2
6%
.
5%
17 Vt
19,100
7
Jan
300
16
Mar
Inc_50c
•'
7,700
Apr
8ya
Jan
44 % May
40 Vz
Jan
800
l7/a
Apr
2%
3%
Jan
4% May
4
Feb
5V4
4/a
6,200
700
.•
.
Jan
Jan
••
7Va
7Va
7%
1,900
4%
4%
4%
11,300
5 Va
5
5!/a
1,400
16%
15%
17%
7%
6%
34%
36
28Vz
Jan
Apr
1,400
4 U
29
6
18%
44
4%
—
Feb
8% May
2
,
*
3% May
Jan
May
3%
'
4 Va
•.
Feb
2
12
800
6,400
4%
■
.
*
Corp
'■
4%
12%
8%
17%
4 Vs
.
*
Inc
6
43%
2
-25c
16%
Co
Instruments
Rubenstein
Helena
6%
44
2
10c
Hastings Mfg Co—
Hazel Bishop
Inc
Hebrew
:•
7%
17
8%
1
1
,
•'
12V4
„
*
!
—
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A
■■■■■.•
4%
25
Light—
2%
4V4.
2%
1
Inc
Electric
Industries
8^
30%
30,200
7,200
6% Mar
3% May
Mar
5
13%
Jan
6 Va May
8%
Feb
6
Jan
6%
Jan
17% May
9%
Jan
""'"400
""27%
Jan
38% May
9,400
26 Va
Jan
30%
Feb
'
500
8,700
15
Heller
(W
E) & Co 5%%
Feb
Henderson's
23%
Hercules Galion
12
24 %
8,700
20% Mar
25 Va
Jan
3%
4 Vz
5,600
Feb
5 Va
1,800
3% May
4% Mar
6V4
4%
*
2
5%
2
Apr
2
2,200
1%
Jan
3V8
Jan
3%
3%
4
1.100
3% May
5V2
105
Jan
100
102% 102%
3%
48
y4
J V4
48
10
10
22 r
"
48%
250
98
Jan
3
'Mar
3%
48 %
May
1%
5%
—
4%
2
5%
4 Va
2,500
2%
Jan
200
44%
1%
Apr
Feb
4%
2V800
4% Mar
preferred
4
9%
.«•
6%
4
6%
9%
a
10
•
700
100
100
Inc
1
Products Inc
10c
Portion
Pak
Higbie Manufacturing Co
:ly.
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
5%
convertible preferred
10
Hill's
50c
Supermarkets Inc
Hotels
Hilton
Hoe
(Rj
5%
&
—
;
—
—
14%
13%
17%
7Va
'
5%
—
10
107
Jan
Jan
85
May
13
Feb
15 Va
102
17 Va
7
5%
15 %
14/2
4,400
4%
4
__
—
Jan
76
104% 104%
.
6,500
3%
Jan
17%
7%
1,600
13%
Jan
1,900
6%
Jan
5%
400
5% May
5
Apr
7%
18
13
Jan
6
May
7 Va
1% May
6
6V4
1%
7%
1%
2Va
8'/a
1%
Feb
May
100
3.000
2
7% '
Jan
17% May
9% Feb
15/z
6
"warrants";
Co
Inc
common
International
Corp
Jan
Hofmann
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares Inc—
4%
300
6%
Apr
9V2
Jan
500
6%
Jan
"11%
Mar
2%
3%
1,500
2%
Feb
5%
7%
95,100
3%
Apr
6%
6
6%
1.900
6
4
4
4 %
5,700
3%
May
Jan
'3 %
.
May
7V/4 May
7% Jan
5Va
Feb
Industries Inc—
Homo Finance
Home
Oil
Class B
1
-—2.50
A
Hoffman
3% Mar
"
6%
pfd
Feb
Jan
Jan
4%
Class
1
36
24%
25
1,200
4,800
6%
A
Corp
&
Gulton Industries
Jan
10c
6
9%
20c
Co
Industries
Gulf & Western
6Va
10c
•
5%
9 V4
•
5
Inc
Inc
Land
14%
l
27
26
5%
10c
Co
series
Industries
Guerdon
Apr
1
26
16%
*
1
4
Co
Industries
Chemical
Guardsman
Jan
see page
lVa
12%
12%
la
10%
Apr
Mar
8
6,500
100 Va
-13 Va
25%
1,000
105
4c
Products
(The)
4%
i
footnotes,
Apr
9
100 Va
13 V8
.1
Stores
10%
10
Inc
12%
—1
v
Hydraulics
Company
900
i
Indus
n
Griesedieck
1,700
Corp
6
1
preferred
5%
Co_
12%
Corp
1
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
;_1
Great Western Producers common—60c
4%
1
Rule
Jan
Jan
1,900
16 Va
1
Bowling
11%
Esquire
Chemical
7%
•
Petroleum
Basins
Great
5
1
Evans
15%
1'/a
*
Corporation
12
l
Essex
3% Mar
Apr
*
1
-
16
*
50c
Printing Co Inc
Jewelry class A
10c
10c
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Feb
5 Va
15 Va
Co
Jan
36 %
1% May
30%
4Va
5Va
Inc
2%
15.400
Feb
7%
Jan
7% Mar
38
171% 171%
14
12%
Espey Mfg & Electronics
For
1%
8%
51
16%
;
Apr
4% May
2% May
1,100
Feb
18% Jan
25% May
7
Jan
Jan
1,800
2,000
.
40 Va
5% Mar
-
2%
9
Apr
15%
—
:>/s
Jan
18,700
4%
Corp
7%
27%
8%
14%
Ltd
Mines
Manufacturing
19
3%
Manufacturing Co
ERT
Jan
2% May
9% Jan
11,000
1,100
8%
1
Manufacturing
Jan
16%
preferred
26
27
1
Systems
(Wm)
Gordon
16
5%
common.
Apr i
Apr
5V4
1
Goodway
100
23%
Corp
6%
preferred
Goodman
19
16%
preferred-
3
6%
500
14%
Corp
19
50c
common
2%
6%
—
Goldfield
19
May
May
1
convertible
$2
8%
2%
600
2
7%
.
Distilleries
Gloray Knitting
Grocery
25c
pfd
1%
8%
"
1
5%
1%
1
—
Co
Gluckin
Greer
Facilities
Electric
7%
6%
1
Corp
Security
18 %
loo
Corp
Empire District
91%
6 Va
2.50
class
Jan
Co
Missile
32%
5
Glenmore
16%
•
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics Inc
48,800
5% May
1% Apr
Inc
2.600
•
Associates Inc
18%
6 Va
—,
Glass Tite Industries
18%
1
Communications
14%
Apr
18% May
Controls
Gilchrist
17%
1
Research
18
3% Mar
Jan
(A C) Co—
13%
1
Electronic
36%
Jan
,
Yellowknife
Giant
21% May
14 % Apr
1
Electronic
30% Mar
1
Corp
Giant Foods Inc com class A
Jan
20o
Corp
2% May
1,600
Jan
Corp
Power $5
preferred
$4.60
Feb
2
Assistance
2,800
ord registered—£1
Incorporated
Giannini
Jan
1
Electrographic Corp
3 Va
33 %
1
Corp
Plywood
9%
1
Inc
2%
91V4
Corp
rets
Stores
11%
25
Ltd
Electro-Voice
Feb
Ltd—
Co
dep
Gas
Harvard
Corporation
Elder-Peel
Jan
32%
1
Fireproofing
Hartford
Edo
4%
Jan
6%
4% May
6Va May
10%
Corp
Electric
Hartfield
Freightways Inc
Eastern States Corp common
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
180
Jan
1% Mar
6,400
•
Feb
5%
33V4
Co
Development
General
17%
—
E
Eastern
159
3 Va
"warrants"
Harnischfeger
.
20
30%
Battery & Ceramic Corp
Ham
Co
175
16 V4
Apr
•
Acceptance
Hardeman
Can Co class A
175
11 Va
1
Co common.!
General
700
•
Air Devices Inc
175
3% May
7,100
—100
*.
Power
Hall
Eastern
Apr
Feb
14,800
13 Va
5
preferred
1,600
.___10c
Eastern
Jan
4%
~4
Apr
13 Va
10
.
Eastern
12%
3%
12%
Feb
G
Feb
1
Corp
•
Co
Inc
Garan
8,800
15c
—
Dynalectron
Jan.
6'/a
13 Va
10s
Co
16%
5%
Gorham
2%
1
Corp
13% Mar
5%
Gray
10%
•
Duraloy
2,400
(The) Company————!
Friendly Frost Inc
10c
Jan
2%
5
Co
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
3%
13
Fresnillo
Jan
10%
2 !a
1
Co
Feb
14%
14
2,900
1%
2%
•
Exploration
&
7%
42,100
17%
1
_
Jan
5%
20%
32.50
Corp
5%
4%
Gulf American
Dorsey
8.100
3%
12%
7.50
1
common
6 Va
5%
18%
*
preferred
Apr
1%
5%
*
Ltd
1
.
.
Apr
Feb
9% May
14
1
..
3%
12 Va
1
1
:
Jan
9% Mar
500
1,000
.41/4
12%
•
stock
3
1,100
1 Va
5%
5%
1
Inc
'3
1
•
.•
ord
Apr
10%
—1
1%
Apr
2%
4
Ltd
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
4VJ,
1
10c
„.
Dominion
8%
1
.
2.50
Enterprises—,
1
Great
ord reg
Dixilyn Corp common
Clgss A
$2
Jan
Co Ltd—
dep rets
6
'3
8
Corp
Inc
Great American
Distiliers
Amer
8%
14 %
14%
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com
10c
7%
6% May
Apr
—!
Corp
May
1
Products
Raynolds Co Inc
Dialight
7
8% Feb
15% May
7% Jan
Manufacturing
Industrial
&
Jan
17%
16%
Ford Motor of Canada—
Globe
Gasket
8V4
7% Mar
7.300
.3,000
Apr
700
'
8%
23%
100
—
2,900
33 %
10%
2414
debenture stock
5 Va
33%
1
Dennison Mfg class A
8%
5-
class
Transit
C
50c
—1
Apr
Jan
7%
7%
Feb
1,200
13%
50c
Inc
5
5%
2,100
7
10c
Fotochrome Inc
Genung's
Inc
Jan
6%
6%
preferred
Co
Capital
Georgia
Brothers
Jan
71/3
16%
Flying Tiger Line
May
•-4,000
14
100
4.700
D
Mines
Jan
1%
2ti
-fa Mar
e%
10c
Porter Co
General
Davidson
26 V4
1V4 May
2
7,900
2Vi
1
Inc
General
Day
Feb
1A
iu
■
(MH)
General
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
22 Va
l'/4
2
Realty & Construction
Sterling
General
Daitch
2,400
25 V4
1%
1
Corp
Jan
4%
Corp—25c
(Md)
Crown
Feb
43%' Apr
.4%
—25c
Crowley Milner & Co
Feb
2i\
10c
Inc
common
60c convertible
Gatineau
Crose United Corp
6%
14%
Feb
2%
1
Corp
Jan.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
8%
214
£1
1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole
5%
4%
11 Vb
1
-
Courtaulds Ltd—
(ord reg)
3%
3,500
3,700
Feb
7%
receipts
Corp
700
-6 %
Feb
1
Instruments
High
;3%
13 Vt
1
Apr
6%
6
American dep
Jan
20%
6
Cox
Jan
21%
-*
1.50
Cott
8%
6 Va
25c
First National
Forest
5
& Reynolds common
Apr
6% Mar
•
Inc
Corroon
5%
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—•
Corby (H)
Class
Co
Inc
3%
12%
Corp„
Chemicals
&
334
6%
2c
Warrants—
Continental Commercial
Low
>10% Feb
9
1
Engineering—1
Range Since Jan. 1, 196ft
High
1.50
Inc
4%
1,100
4%
Purchaser
Petroleum
5 %
:
Apr
"%
10c
Inc
V
500
4
9
*
Oil
Low
1
Drilling Co
Artists Schools Inc
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
7% May
/
36,700
5 Va
Chemical Co
Seaboard
Felmont
Consol Diesel Electric
Shares
/,
"
1%
for Week
Apr
33%
Range
of Prices
Par
High
5,400
4
5
Commercial Metals Co
Community Discount Centers Inc. —10c
Community Public
Low
%
Sales
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
4
Week's
Friday
S T O CK S
for Week
Low
1
5
Electronics
Cohu
(Range for Week Ended May 24)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
33
Co
Group
Ltd
Inc
class
A—
40c
—25c
1%
14
5
50c
1
26%
IV4
5%
*
—
*
13%
*
13%
May
4%
Jan
i9a ■Mar
IS
Jan
14
4,500
2.800
%
31%
1
Jan
1
5,200
26% 26%
1%
1%
5,4
5/2
35% 36
30% 31 /e
13% -14
36
5
7
2%
9%
Jan
3,400
11.400
19%
Jan
Feb
2,100
1
4.600
4% Mar
Jan
26% May.
1% Mar
6%
Jan
1.000
32%
Jan
37%
Feb
1,400
28 Vz
Jan
31%
Apr
300
12%
Apr
14%
Jan
12%
/
13%
7,400
10%
Jan
13 Va May
13
13%
5 500
10%
•Tan
13% May
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2178)
.
.
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 24)
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Par
Horn
Horn
&
5 fa:
175
50
*.
1,000
.v
19%-
19%
-
—*
20
99%
99
100
Class
19%.
Hudson
Hudson
95 %
19%
2,500-
29.%
30
12%
12%
12%
14%
13%
14:'%-
common
'
..
'
Maine
Majestic
& Hatcher
Inc—1
Oil Canada Ltd—p.—1
Manufacturing Co..,—
-10c
Hydromaties Inc
—1
Hydrometals. Inc
„
—-—2.50
Hygrade Food Products
——:5
Hughes
•
Husky
..
'/ -.12 Va
2,000
3,100
,.
Jan
20
Jan 7
17
.
5
6%
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
1%
Apr
5%
Jan
.
^
600 '•
y. 4.800'
3%
'5%.
5%
21 %
5%-
5%
1,200
5%
•
fy ■ Mar
;
8 54
8%
15%
22 Va
Jan
/ 41%
14 JA
14%--.
16
m
i
V
—25c
4%
3'A
class A——;—1
Inland Homes Corp
1
Insurance Co of North America
—5
11%
:
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—-.
Credit- Corp
Inland
New
V
Apr
Breweries
International
International Holdings
Inc
—
Oil & Gas Corp—
International
'
Oil
Intex
Johnson
5 Va
•9%
'
•,
-
11%
15%
Jan
.
86 y2
Jan •;
13 V*
28 %
Wohl
Co
Jefferson
Jefferson
5
5
7%
7%
6>/8
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Lamson
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National
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Jan
83% May
so
..'yV- 7
Midwestern Financial
Feb
5%
..
1%
'
Apr
Jan.
4"% Mar
V
3;600
"
34%
38%
13 y8
,
.
10% May
"8
;
11,500
12%
2b%
-
-
A
Jan
IV*
33%
SOc
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—
A—L_—
—
Midwest
May
5%
Co
Mid-West Abrasive
5% Feb
36
Feb
&
class
Microwave
,
'
10%-Feb
600
;
83%
r
Feb
May
1
9%
4%
Michigan Sugar Co common6% preferred .
i—
Micromatic Hone
Corp
,
11% May
rJan
6
4%
Apr
6%
1,500
* - *
.7%
.20
1
Michigan Chemical
102% May
■:.7% Feb
-
2,200
3%-
3%
83%
-
1,400
-■
17'/2
4Vb May A
2% Jan-^
'
3,600
-1,700-
-
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ll %
n%
11%
; 3%
7,100
•
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9% •;
7%1 ye¬
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lVa
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7-
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Inc
Miami. Extruders
:
Feb
4% May
,
Jan
3T
•17
2,200
23%y
7%
_3
Mfg Co!
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
3% Mar
Jan
3%
3,300
6%
>.
39%
——*
—
Inc
Menasco
Mar
92
9%, Feb
'•> 900
4%"
10%
Jan-'
93%
8,700
:
6
33%
1
.1
A
Melnor Industries Inc„^
Feb
'•9
Jan.,,
10% May
1,100
.
A'Va
-V;-.
5-
Company
Jefferson
Jan
18% May
3j/2 Mar
500
12,700
-
22%
9
—1
Corp
"warrants"
•McCulloch Oil Corp
r
3y4vApr v
1,800
35%
.
•9%
1
33V3C
Investment Property Builders Inc—10c
Investors Funding Corp (N Y) cl A—5
Investors Royalty
—1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Ipco Hospital Supply Corpj
—1
Irving Air Chutes.
a
1
Israel-American Oil Corp.:--———JOc
-Products
International Stretch
4 %:.
"11%-
34%
4%'
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Co
Ltd--.
Industries
14% May
Apr
,3Va Jan '
"
"8%
>:y
19'/a
7%
23%
f
McCrory
■'42Ve May
■
88
.
3,600
11%
-v'4
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: .160
50(1.
_
„
98% ioi y2-
34%
—■—5
International Products
,•
10'A
r
99%
.1
1
1
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Corp
High
22 V2
Apr
12 Va Mar
I,',
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I
w—
"warrants"—.
i
w
common
Massey-Ferguson
812 Apr
r,;
Apr
8%
7,000
.
3%
11%
11%
——
8%
9%,
92.'..:" ;
8%
; 90;
3%
—1
pfd—100
Corp—
12%
..,.500
811
Jan
37% Mar"
.1,200
A
.V
5.% May
Mar
7%
3,500 ;
.:.
41%:;.
14%
8%
Telephone
4 j
2,400
..
41%
8
Corp
Corp
18%
'
•
vy:; 8%
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-
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~3%
Indus
21:
400
6,600"
^
,
>, 7% Jan
5% Jan
y
-
2,100
:
.£1
—
Industries
Carter.Point
Maule
.
19%
2.50
—;
Marine
4i/s
4
Jan
28,200
Electronic Hardware Corp—_50c
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
" *"•
—
'
.1.2,700. z
20%
.
Ltd
Mary
15V4 May
3%.
3%
5%-
Imperial Oil (Canada),-—--—4-—•—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
-5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent
21%
17%
'
6%-..
3%.
33V3C
ord reg—
21%
15%
10c
1
:
Rubber-^.
Martin-Marietta
Mead
dep rets
21%
16%
14% Jan
,
3Va-.
;
20%
Co
.
Medco
American
Low
7
International
Marlene
Jan
,
Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
*
"
Apr
31%
.
Apr,
Marconi
.Apr
.20%
V
12%. Jan.-
,
Mansfield- Tire &
t"
6% May
6%
614
(3%
Hycon
17%
>.26%. Feb
800
-
May
35% May
>
•
18%
;
X M C Magnetics,
Service
Public
Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
Mangelv Stores
Jan
,
100
<
4% Jam.
800
.
23.
,
Jan* ":',
Jan
800
19
29 y2
B
■.>'
19% May.
.
"
5%
.5%
124
Apr
28
5%
5
& Manhattan Corp class A__1Q
Vitamin products Inc—
_1
Hubbell
108 y2
,130
-2.50
Co__
a—1
(Harvey ) Inp class A com—5
(The) Mfg Co
Electric Motors
Howell
Feb
Shares
"
Co
preferred.—.
Hoskins
Low
Par
Jan
34 %
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Jan
28
31
Sales
Range
Last
-
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
30%
114
Hardart common.
Range Since
110 % 114
7.50
(Geo A) & Co—
& Hardart Baking
Hormel
STOCKS
Week..
Shares
Week's
Friday
k
Sales
for
STOCKS
Jan
%
.
,
Jan
/ 3% May
3% Apr
2%-Feb
1
Mar
4'/2 May
-
•
Town
Corp
common
Overseas
__1
Securities
Jan
Pxford
Electric..Corp-^L
6% Mar
Oxford
Manufacturing
1%
j.»*.
.-
40c
—
.
6Va
/'.. 13%
29%
5
...
4'A
18
26,600.. /•
/. 2,600.
_
_
4*.
17%
13%
20.
2,400
.
.
..
.
200
7%; Apr.
4%
51
.
6% Ma;
29% Ma;
23 V* Jan
1,100
600
27 % Ma;
98 ./Jan.
.
...400
6%
13%
„
17% Ma;
Jan'
4% Mar
.
.
5%
74%
*
I ,/
1
.8%,
,5Va
72%
29%
100% 100%
8%.
8%
Jan
,
.19%
252,600
27%
6%
13
2,400
17%
V4
5%
24
<
101
■*
.
10%
18%
2,400
17% May
Fel
13% Ma;
Jan
3% "Jan-
Jai
7%
/ 5% May
4,100
Jai
74% Ma;
Jan
4'A
Ma;
11%
6%
Jan
:
14 %
*
Jaj
-18% Ma
.
r
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,
'
Number 6267
197
Volume
',
%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2179)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Low
?ar
Low
High
Grande
5%
cum
6%
Co
11 Va
..1
common
35%
400
11%
4,500
Jan
22
Jan
23
May
62,000
71/4
Jan
.25
337/a
33%
33 Va
4,400
32%
Feb
10% May
35
Jan
.25
30%
30
30%
1,600
29%
Jan
.25
21 Vz
.25
26%
/•'
—
/
Pacific
Gas
6%
Electric
pfd
1st
preferred.——,
1st
—
—-.V"
redeemable 1st preferred—
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred.
preferred.
27%
.25
1st
/
28
26%
.25
redeemable
27%;
Industries
Inc—
27%
26%
25%
26
Feb
24%
Feb
26
Jan
25%
3%
3%
$4.40
$4.75
$4.75
$4.36
3%
102%
Airlines....———~l
37a
3%
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Northwest Bell
Pacific
Petroleums
Packer's
98%
98
&8
97%
Jan
163%
Jan
98%
Apr
May
95% Jan
23%
Jan
6,700
5%
Feb
104%
75
102%
Feb
3%
8
pfd__—100
1C4%
104
3
6,300
1
63%
62%
66%
21%
21 %
38
39
Jan
11
1
66,800
•
v*
%
i9o
3-va
378
3%
2,000
7%
...
6,300
1
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
100
Pen
class
Co
A
7%
~
'
9%
9%
9%
3%
3%
7%
7%
7%
1%
1%
12%
12%
12%
8%
Feb
Jan
II
Jan
77%
79%.
1,100
Minerals...
8%
43
43%
5%
5%
14%
14%
H
~5%
1
5%
8%
8% Mar
800
43%
8%
1
Electronics..
/
Industries
5
,
10
1,000
6
28%
4% Mar
8,000
14%
12%
17,800
Feb
%
5%
5,500
%
5%
Jan
7,000
&' Lake/Erie
Railways Co
Plant
Industries
8%
4 Va
Fisher
Seaboard
Atwood
&
10
Jan
16
Poloron Products
Corp...
class A
J
Powdrell &
Power
Alexander
Corp
Prairie Oil
Inc
Precision
Microwave
Presidential
9%
2%
.
8% Mar
1,200
400
105
12
Jan
:
10
&
Latz
27% May
Denn
Jan
Jan
22 Va
300
20%
100
1 Va
;■
,
1%
■
19%
.,
700
4%
1,900
24%
14
•
IB
:
Inci____.__.___l
:
-
7%
Jan
Jan
Apr
4%
Feb
Silicon
7%
Apr
10%
Apr
Silver
4%
1%
2
4%
4%
'
6%
7
13%
11%
13%
12
~9%
4%
4,600
Apr
1%
Jan
700
I,000
2%
4% May
600
6% May
Apr
2%
33
3,400
11%
Apr
American
700
9%
Jan
9%
2,200
7%
Feb
9% May
2%
7001
2
ui
Apr
3%
350
30%
Jan
33%
400
2
1%
2
3%
3%
30%
31%
1% Apr
3% May
1,300-
1,100
30%
Apr
Sinclair
3%
7%
8
800
7%
Apr
8%
7%
8
1,500
7%
Apr.,
8%
'
deposit
12.50
4%
9
4% Mar
4.78%
85%
97
24
Progress Mfg Co
1
151/4
14%
15%
II,600
10%
Jan
15% May
4.56%
20
23%
23
24
600
21%
May
4.48%
23%
24%
2,500
23
25%
Feb
4.22%
13%
2,000
12%
14%
Apr
4.24%
cumulative
95%
67%
94
66%
66%
12%
12%
900
31
29%
32%
16,100
,
92% Mar
2,500
69 Vz May
Jan
•
Corp
*
Co
5
.
1
13%
13 '/a
13%
4,700
.1
2A
2A
2%
1,900
37 Va
200
37
49 V4
Jan
13 Va
150
12 Vz Mar
16
Jan
30%
30%
28
32
Apr
54%
_.
55
"
59
"
May
400
Jan
41J/4 Jan!
3,430
Southern
California
Southern
5 Va
5 Vz
£1
8%
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
14% May
3%
Jan
Feb
34
18
19%
3,000
5%
5%
5%
4,000
5 Va
Apr
7Va
Jan
7%
6%
7 Va
800
6%
Apr
8V4
Jan
17 Va
Jan
15%
15 Va
15%
2,100
34%
34%
40 Va
39%
39%
40 Va
11
31,500'
9,900
15
May
27%
Jan
31 Vz
Jan
Enterprises
Ramer
Industries
Inc
*
Inc
20c
Ramo Inc class A
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co.............
Rayette Co Inc
i
Real
Estate
1
6%
*
10%
'
8%
•
40c
12%
34%
1
23%
_____10
32%
32
32%
150
29% Jan
33
26%
26%
200
26 Va
Feb
27 V4
Jan
86
86
200
Mar
8~6~%
Mar
24
24%
1,500
24 Va
24%
100
9%
10%
10%
11
7,500
8%
Feb
800
10%
Feb
6%
10%
6"%
4,800
5% May
H
2; 700
6%
i
56,300
8%
12%
12%
32%
34%
1,900'
15,100
22%
23%
4,600
9
25
Petroleum
25
24%
.
:-82
23 Va
Properties Corp
Class
Jan
6% May
11%
Jan
10% May
11% Jan
9%
Jan
16
Feb
19%
Feb
14%
Feb
Mar
34% May
19% Jan
23% May
23
Feb
25
Jan
Feb
23%
Jan
Corp..2
18
18%
19
16
4,300
Apr
19
2%
3,900
I,200
74 Va Mar
12
11%
12 Va 1
Sperry
Rand
Corp
"warrants"
Brands
:
—
Co
^
Products
Shares
Standard
Stanrock
Star
Industries
20
Co
1
1
...1'
Corp
lO'/a
26%
Jan
Jan
24%
Apr
9 Va
10Va
6,200
7%
Jan
10 Va May
26 Va
26%
300
23% Feb
26% May
13 Va
1,100
17V4
Jan
4Va
5,800
12% Apr
Jan
4
4%
Jan
16%
2,900
z1 16 V* May
16% May
Mar
14 % May
1% Jan
3,000--
■
•
-
-*
16%
13%
14 Va
3,900
11
32 Va
32 Va
1,100
30
5Va
5%
2,300
3%
700
»-
-
3%
_l0c
3%
12%
1
lu
1
29%
21 Vz
29%
2%
2%
2 Vz
1
;
Ltd
A.:
i
Starrett
10c
50c
50c
(The) Corp common..
convertible/ preferred
;
■
13%
12%
200
11
—*
19%
19%
;
5
24 %
24%
1,900
!___
Statham
14% May
Jan
1V»
May
3%
Feb
Jan
12 V*
Feb
Corp 1
6%
6%
3,300
5%
Apr
9%
Jan
Stelma
—10c
9%
9Va
9%
6%
6%
2,700
6% May
7%
Jan
19%
19%
1%
2,300
1% May
2
Feb
32
fs
21,400
& May
-fk May
Stepan Chemical Co
1
Stephan (The) Company
50c
Sterling Aluminum Products—__.5
19%
1%
Jan
30 Vz May
6
May
6%
1
Inc
•"
19
19
12%
13%
Pump Co
Reeves
Reis
M. Corp
Broadcasting & Dev
Industries
(Robert)
Reliance
&
25c
1
Inc
5c
'
3
30%
400
5%
3,200
5% May
3Va
3%
1,900
2%
3%
10,000
%
5%
3%
30Va
5%
3
1
D.
%
2,000
1
Co
42
41%
43%
10,800
Remington Arms Co Inc.l.
Republic Foil Inc.
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
1
12%
12
12%
2,100
Resistoflex
Co
.•
1
20
16 Vz
Jan
25% May
-7%
Apr
10% May
Jan
11
Jan
11
Jan
45% May
13% Apr
Mar
17% May
41
Apr
"5
•
4%
17
6%
4%
16%
17
12%
6%
11%
12%
2%
2%
2%
3,300
8
13%
8
8,000
6%
Jan
13%
13%
7,300
10%
%
Jan
Jan
50c
Ridgeway Corp
5
1
Algom Mines Ltd
common
*
A
footnotes,
is
see page
36.
A
4%
7
6,300
5,600
3%
Jan
4
Apr
5%
Apr
5%
Jan
2,700
14 Va
2,800
6%
69,100
4%
Jan
13%
Apr
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
8,900
:
(Del)
1
_10c
..
23%
4,500-
12 Vz
Jan
10 Va
Jan
20Va May
14 Vz Feb
16%
Feb
19 Vz May
1%
Apr
900
5
300
19 Va
17%
I Va
1%
29%
IV2
29%
21
22
Feb
19% May
~
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Stetson (J B) Co
...:
May
7,500
1%
Jan
100
29 V4 May
40
Jan
19% Jan
26%
Apr
47/a May
Feb
4%
Inc
series
3%
10c
Argentine Mining Co
For
May
1
Group
Rico
Warrants
%
Apr
1
Restaurant Associates Inc
Rio
.
3%
"
1
Corp
RIC
'
3
Jan
14
5
Insur
27
Jan
17 Va Mar
■
2,300"
19%
13 %
11 Vt
8V4 Mar
500
9%
9Va
1
Inc
Parts
-
E.
Feb
29% May
Jan
y 11
10,300
Instruments
Co of Canada Ltd.
32
1
RightS
Reeves
Jan
2 V4
700
24%
Jan
4%
U May
II,500-
11
Jan
6Vt
22 Va
13,800--
*
11
7%
44,600
-•
32%
Feb
Apr
3% Apr
5 Va
5,000
%
:•
]h
1%
A
Warrants
Reda
Jan
2%
18%
1%
4
16%
14 %
32Va
1
class
Jan
Jan
8V4
9,600
4
2 -V-
Corp
Inc
6%
12
Apr
24
23 Va
1
Mines
6%
13
:
3c
Tube class B
Uranium
21,500
Apr
Inc—
-Inc
Aviation
Stanley
1,300
7 Va
Apr
14%
3% May
8V4 Apr
1,200
8%
'
1 Va
1%
.1 »'•
A——...—
Standard-Thomson
6%
Feb
80
Mar
10
900
4%
8%
24
1
Products
4
>
7
ic
:
Standard,Dredging Corp common.
$1.60 ^convertible preferred
Motor
AVa
j__
1
Paint
2%
2%
1
May
4 V4
2 Vz May
77%
Steel
(
of America—
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
R.
Feb
25
Apr
23%
22%
.25
...25
77
Steel
Real
May
__
Investment
of America
Trust
:
1
40% May
40 Vz May
26 %
25
..25
77
Standard
Ramco
19% May
Jan
...5
Standard
9%
25c
Mar
19%
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Metals
Co
R
.
Apr
6
5% Mar
100
__50c
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Class
Inc class A
60
>
preferred
preferred
preferred—
Southland
Standard
Radiation
Jan
12%
8.33%
12 % May
32 Vz
•
:
Jan
IB
37'
37 Va
preferred
preference
preference
Sports Arena Inc.;
Inc
5
2Vt May
California Edison—
Standard
Corp.....
32 Vz May
'
•
original preferred
32 % May
-
Quebec Power Co
Apr
2,100
12.50
Jan
9
Q
Quebec Lithium
Jan
%
31% May
2%
2V4
1
23 % Mar
Jan
■
Quality Importers
97 Vz Mar
Mar
3% May
%Apr
1% Jan
Feb
25
Jan
26 V4 Mar
2,300
Feb
85% May
Mar
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe "*orp______.
__i
Pyle-National
28
95% May
49%
275
94
20c
.
25
2,550
1
cumulative
4.08%
100
.
V*
337,800
l
cumulative
13%
i,'.
23
13,000
2%
7»/4
Jan
96'
Feb
9 % Mar
1
convertible
V ;
20
600
4%;
13
.'
74% Feb
1,500
' Va
.
Jan
6% May
5V4 May
Jan
26%
6,900
V4 '
Jan
14Va
_*
cumulative
Jan
%
5
900
.
24%
4 Va
4%
10% Apr
7% May
1,900
82 Va
_*
Oil Co
cumulative
Southern
5%
May
6%
11%
Feb :
May
3% Mar
..
950
3.000
6Va
4
Jan
19% May
7% May
12%
;•!
2,400
8
28
u
Publishing—
Oil Co..
Jan
13%
12%
7Va.
27%
25c.'
Airways Inc.
Jan
•
43,900
4%
12 Va
97
*
3%
1.1
41,500
•
..H00
13 i>. Jan
800
6%
84
.
receipts..
Venezuelan
61V
Colorado—
14 Va
__
Corp
——20c '
Corp
10c
2,600
24
IOVj
4%
'8
6% '*•'
Precision
8,600
Jan
Apr
8
4% '
*
...
Canada
Boardman
South Penn
May
m
14
.5
Corp
Soss
Manufacturing
South Coast
Corp
Jan
•
Feb
9%
12 Va
Sonctone
Jan
7%
/
18,200
5%
^
Jan
Jan
6
19%
Feb
37
12%
18 Va
'
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Slick
Mar
19Vi
20c
/,w—*
.i,__l
:
Singer
33% May
•3% Jan
/
6,500
1
Simpson's Ltd
Feb
7
1
$3 convertible preferred
13% May
12% May
Jan
9 Va
Apr,;,-
Automobiles—
Simmons
Apr
12%
9},V
Simca
Feb
6%
7 i9u
___1
^
Silvray Lighting Inc..
6% Feb
7%
Transistor
Creek
Apr
4%
6%
7%
32 Va
2%
500
40% May
6
Jan
5% May
25% May
15'/4 May
8%
7-,7ff
28 Vz
1,900
Apr
-
700
.
31%
3%
4
-
900
27Va
8%*
40Va
33
5% Mar
10 Vz May
Feb
3
L...
Apr
4% Mar
*
r
an
Apr
11%
Feb
914
-
J
is
8
Jan
3%
33,000
8
.
28%
8%
300
7%
.
%
Apr
40
1
Jan
16%
4,500
.
15%
Apr
20% May
22 % Apr
Jan-v
.■•5
,
2,000
4%
6%
-
Jan
May
23
—
4% May
9 V4 Mar
5%
24
<
Jan
8Va
10V4
4%
14%
1
Inc
Mar
3%
I Jan
4,100
5%
24%
>
1,400
10%
5 Va
4
21
24'
21% Mar
2,300
7%
11
10%
—
—__3.50
lt3e
7%
■
11
10
.1.
of
Apr
•
%
1,500
Jan
4%
Jan
2%
-•7%
24%
2%
4%
Puritan Sportswear
20%
35,400
20%
25c
Mining—
9
•
300
1,000
*
3
f
17% May
3% Feb
Mar
19 Va
...
Corp__U._——
4%
,
Jan
3
2%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—lOc
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2
■r;
Class B.
:
2
21%
5
.j an
'/2
5Vi May
3V4 May
2% May
20%
2%
21%
_^25c
Inc
8%
.
100
20%
:
-25c
4%
preferred
3%
21%
'
•
r
_50c
Airlines
9
%
14%
24
1
1
4 Vi
2V4
7,600
2,300
17
1
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
115% May
Jan
Jan
1.
Jan
21,900
20%
/
Sherwin-Williams Co' common
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
3 Va
20
Shawinigan Water & Power
,
8% May
8% Feb
3Va Mar
iuur
3%
16%
-2%
Co
1
Puerto Rice Telephone Co
3%
10
.
3%
17%
com
Industries
Shoe
22,800
27%,
31/a
;
6,800
16%
•
Ltd—
Proctor-Silex Corp..
„■
700
4%
'
3
2.50
Leather Co___
3%
?
..66%
of
9V8 Mar
7Va
Shattuck
2%
*
Gas:
3,700
Jan
6%
Jan
i:t
(The) Company
10%
11 Va
3
16%
__16 pesos
Corp
Seligman
Realty Corp—
Public Service
Feb
2%
'..
■
preferred
Preston Mines Ltd..
Providence
12%
1,600
2,200
8%
Jan
4%
91%
3%
10c
Prophet
Mar
A
2%
2%
Jan
26%
__10c
$1.25
Jan
10
11
6V4
3%
.1
Inc common
convertible preferred..
10%
300
2,400
29
Apr
7
B
Feb
1,500
4%
~4%
A
Apr
,5% Mar
7
79,800
Seton
4%
Class
3% Mar
900
5%
Shaer
6%
40 Va
Class
3,500
7%
7%
Feb
2,100
__1
Prentice-Hall Inc
4%
2%
Jan
6%
8%
*
Corp...:
7% Mar
7%
4%
6%
2.50
Inc....
1,000
5
Apr
Jan
2%
1
Pratt & Lambert Co..
PrecisionWare
Apr
8%
2%
Jan
Apr
1
Royalties Ltd...
..Jan
5%
3%
114%' 114%
2.50
(Del)
Jnn
7%
2:%
23%
5%
.—1
Canada
of
3%
200
3
1,000
9%
50c
Poly cast (The) Corp........
Polychrome Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Apr
1
2,800
1,400
9%
.10
Polarad Electronics
17%
Jan
Vj Mar
—.1
Security Fi'eehold Petroleums;
Seeburg (The) Corp
....J
Seeman Bros Inc.
L:
!
Apr
Feb
4,200
*
Pneumatic Scale
Jan
World
Season-All
Apr
7%
100
.
13 %
500
Allied Milling Corp
Plywood & Lumber
'Seglectro
43% May
7% Jan
Va
10%
___50c
Mfg Co
Apr
6
4%
...
Plume
Jan
14V4
Seaboard
fJan
80
6%
7%
27%
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc
5Vi
Apr
4
11
1
Inc.
Gems
Apr
4 Va
1
Scurry-Rainbow Qil Co Ltd
27%
4%
10
.50
.
&
Jan
4
11%
16
4%
—50c
convertible preferred
Screen
Apr
85
3% May
11
:
Corp
60
100
1,100
14% May
10
:
Corp Ltd
Paper
Jan
500
10%.
:::ii
Inc
Jan
9%
89%
7%
...lc
■
5%
Apr
2,500
2%
...
Jan
6%
15
10%
Inc..
4%
4 ila
2%
A.
Jan
1.700
2,900
4%
10%
Milling Co Ltd
Petroleums
Say re
7% May
2% Jan
.13%
Apr
6%
i
Inc
8%
4 iVi
4
,_20
6%
Jan
Feb
7%
1
Pittsburgh
14%
L20
Saxon
Mar
3%
class
series
c
4%
"4Va
..1
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
14%
preferred.
■
4%
26%
27%
:10 pesos
Inc
Pittsburgh
16%
6V4
4%
.1
of
America—
Servomechanisms :inc
—
Industries
16%
Servo Corp
Phillips Screw Co.^__-__.-_-__^—_10c
Phoenix Steel:Corp (Del)
4
Piasecki Aircraft Corp..—-..—I:
Pierce
16%
__
Savage Arms Corp.......
Savoy Industries (Del)
Philips Electronics,& Pharmaceutical
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
13
Jan
7%
4%
4%
Seaboard
—.
&
Lawrence
Sarcee
.
Oils
87%
12%
5%: series preferred
Jan
23%
6% Apr
1 % Apr
11% Apr
72% Jan
^500
78 %
Pep Boys (The)
~—--—l
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) .20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
*
Long Island Inc
_——25c
Perfect; Circle. Corp
;
2.50
Perfect ■ Photo- Inc........—...V;
Permian Corp
10c
.Phillips-Eckhardt
87 Va
13
4 Vz %
Feb
.
8%
9,500
1
Corp
>9
Togs Inc
4.40%
High
7,200
5Va
Inc.. __50c
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Jan
3
100
1%
Peruvian
87%
^.—5
San
23% May
1,000
.
'
6%
.1.50
Inc
Carlos
Jan
4%
Jan
6% May
10,500
31/8
Electronics
5%
7
.1.20
...
San
May
Jan
1,800
1
Pato
Pentron
I
19%
71/4
Consolidated Gold Dredge Ltd___l
Penn Traiiic Co
2.50
Corp
Apr
Jan
St
42% May
19%
6%
7 %
—■—..2 \'
Parkersburg-Aetna
5%
Inc
Products
Salem-Brosius
Jan
tk Jan
3%
5%
'
2
—
B.—
1
....
...
■'S'-.S
4% Mar
21%
Products
Russ
66 Vz May
Feb
36% Feb
>.
li May
1,900
vtc__2 Bol
Class
5%
__
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes..^.!.^.
May
18%
2,200
38
106
51% Mar
14,000
21%
Jan
Inc
Rusco Industries Inc
Russeks Fifth Avenue
8% May
25
7%
Pantasote Company
Park Chemical Company......
Parker
,
2,700
241/4
(C A)
5%
Inc_ __20c
Royal School Labs Inc___._
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
3% May
26% Feb
7'/a
S§
petroleum
5%
r-^l
common
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Industries
Apr
104%
210
3%
24%
Paddington Corp class A—
...—50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
.—...———*
Pall Corp class A
^
—
1
Pancoastal
99
101% Mar
Raceway
Ross
Jan
140
Markets..———1
Super
B
Products
Rosenau Brothers Inc.—
Jan
101
Apr
Jan
96%
50
470
98
——11
5%
98%
180
102% 102%
warrants——
Telep
Ltd
& Light
Pacific, Power
98%
vi
5%
3% May
3,100
99% 100 V4
Lighting 54.50
Field
Rowland
Low
_1
Gas
Roosevelt
Jan
600
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1
class
Technical
Roosevelt
Apr
26% Jan
4,500i
25%
2
—
Feb
Feb
27% May
27% Mar
24%
27 V4
26%
26%
-25
400
preferred
dividend preferred—
dividend ,preferred
'
?,
conv
dividend preferred——
dividend preferred——
—*
Pacific
Jan
28%
27%
26% Apr
26 Vz Apr
600
2,500
413^% redeemable .1st preferred. __25
Pacific
30 %
1965
3
...
1st preferred
5%
4.50%
.
Jan
& Elec 4% pfd F. ..100
Rodney Metals Inc..—_ —1
Rogers Corp...—
Rollins Broadcasting Inc.........
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord regis...
£1
Mar
19%
10%
"•!
'•
Pacific
5%
Rochester
9%
/
25
■
5 %%
Robinson
13%
lOVz
25
—
conv 2nd pfd A
Coast Properties Inc
&
35% May
Jan
20
:
Jan
10
Feb
to
Finance
25%
-1
preferred
cum
conv
35
/;■ 11
.8
Products
Low
for Week
Shares
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Ritter
Clay
Coast
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Vtc
Pacific
Week's
.Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Rio
Pacific
May 24)
Friday
of Prices
i
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
35
Jan
Apr
17% May
9
Jan
8% Mar
14
May
%
Jan
;
•
-
Stop & Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
1
1
6%
5 Va
6%
4,500
27,000
Struthers
1
47/a
4%
5 Va
10,000
Wells
Corp
22
,
4 Ve
Corp
Electronics
Sunset
4
Inc..
10c
International Petrol
Corp.
1
Supercrete Ltd
—
25c ;
Superior Window Co class A—_—.—10c
Supermarkets Operating Co
50c
Supronics Corp
25c
Swanee
Wayne Corp
6%
1%
19%
—
"warrants —.
——2
Syntex Corporation.—.^—.^
6%
4,000
6
Feb
7
Jan
2%.
1,700
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
\ 6%
6%
12,200
6
Jan
7 Va
Jan
.
'
IB
1,600
%
Jan
IB Mar
1%
20O
%
Jan
l7/a May
13 V4
Jan
v
%
1%
.
T8%
19%
1,200
2%
2 Va
1,200
5,000
II
7
65/a
Jan
6%
--
—-1
Paper Corp
Symington
6%
—
8%
2%
'
Stylon
Sunair
6% May
Jan
12%
6%
7%
60%
66%
15,300
92,400
21
V4 Mar
3%
Apr
Jan
9% Mar
12%
Jan
2
6 Va
35
Jan
Jan
9V4
Apr
66% May
36
(2180)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Lew
High
Talon
Inc
4%
Period
8%
8%
23%
24'A
12%
8,800
May
Apr
25 Va
11%
24/a
23%
25%
19,200
22 Va Mar
29 %
25
23%
27%
14,700
16%
Feb
27% May
HA
1%
11%
12%
54,800
1%
1,400
8%
1 %
Jan
1%
Corp
.10c
-TelePrompter Corp—.—.—______——1
5 a
Teleregister Corp
—5 /a
2'A
2%
4,400
2
Jan
12% May
2% Jan
3 Va Jan
preferred
Electric
Tastee
Freez
Technical
*
Inc——
—67c
new
Indus
Material
Technical
12%c
Operations
Technicolor
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Telectro
10
com
Co
Inc
——*
1
—
Inc*
--I
20c
Industries
Warrants
Television
Power &
Texstar
Electronics
6'/a
2Va
3%
4%
Light $4.56 pfd
Textron
Inc
Thew
—*
10c
Electronics
"warrants"
Shovel
5/a
Co_
22%
._.
20%
:nl%
5,600
Town
Photolab
Trans
Lux
Inc
Corp_—
Transue
&
Jan
2%
2,900
21'/a Mar
24%
22%
23 Va
92%
93
3%
3%
23 Va
94 Va
12%
3% Jan
3% Apr
5Va
6s
Inc
3%s
1978
mortgage
4%
8%
6%s
4s
12
B
10%
10%
3%
4 Va
3,100
12%
13%
3,200
38%
38%
39%
35
35%
3,400
1,500
Land
Union
Stock
United
United
Yards
of
5
9 Va
39%
35%
Apr
11 Va
Jan
&
Italian
•
13% May
Jan
50c
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
Elastic
•
United
Foods Inc
Corp
1
5%s
U
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
S
U
Conditioning
Natural
Tile
regis
Gas
S
Rubber Reclaiming
United Stockyards Corp
Co_
4
3ft
1ft
4,900
3
Apr
3i3
18,800
1%
Jan
1 ft
900
Mar
7
Jan
9%
Kawecki
Inc
1st
6s
1973
5Va
Co
Realization
6%
Tr
6%%
Uq
4%s
tr
Jan
200% 200%
2%
2%
10
184 Va
Jan
1,100
7Va
Ohio
Power
Hess
due
6s
May-Nov
Mar
Sept
1984
1st
mortgage
3%s
1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
202
3 %s
3
117
48
87%
96
83%
84
33
77 Va
84%
84%
84'--
85%-
86.
78%
93%
73
70 V»
74%
31
70
79
53
55 Ta
7
50
86
98%
98%
99
20
96%
99%
72%
74
4
61
74
—
—
'
Jan
3%
Apr
Jan
8%
Apr
5%s
9%
16,100
6
Jan
9 %
Realty
Reeves
300
5%
5%
Jan
5'A
Jan
5%
Jan
Apr'
2%
47%
Co—
Vogt
3
Jan
6
Mar
2%
900
2
2%
2%
300
2'A
2%
2% May
2% Mar
2%
5
47/a
5%
4%
33
9
14%
500
5
33
9
7,800
108
Inc
'
14%
5
Jan
4%
Apr
5 Va
Electric &
American
Co
7s
subord
conv
Equities
7%s
125%
105
106V2
31%
39%
Gas
debs
debs
Corp—
9%
Feb
19% May
5,300
8%
290,100
9%
Jan
9
197/a
(without
Wagner Baking
i% preferred
common
7 %
6%
7%
1,900
11%
11%
1,400
3%
3%
3%
2,100
non-cum
"Waltham
Webb
$6
&
3 Vas
series
95%,
Jan
2%
Apr
6,300
6% Mar
3,400
9% Mar
15% Jan
18%
18%
11%
200
5%
2,200
5
2%
.
1,500
Co
Jm-July
1998__Jan-July
6s
1967
2%
2%
33%
331/4
1,400
9%
7%
9%
2%
2%
2%
%
%
55%
59%
3%
3%
4%
4%
22%
•
Whippany Paper
Board,
Whitmoyer Laboratories
2%
Jan
% Mar
50 Va May
1%
Jan
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
Light 4Va%
Wood (John) Col.
—
pfd
!
______
;
System Inc class A.
Raceway
Inc
com
_.
Apr
23%
-3,000.
5,700
.26%
I,200
ft
Jan
19 %
Jan
ft,
—
—___!—
%
warrants)
sub
1972
Feb-Aug
debs
1976
%
600
20%
Apr
Jan
1973
1%
1%
900
i V2
15%
reb
15%
600
5%
5'A
700
17%
6%
13%
12%
14%
2Va
2ft
2%
.
6
6%
6%
7,500
1,400
5,400
II,900
3,600
9% Jan
ft.
9
;
30
U
2
14% Jan
5% Feb
13"% Jan
5%
Food
United
Foods
us
U
S
subord
conv
Natural Gas
Co.IIIII
Corp
debs
6s
Webb
&
fe
April-Oct
74
57
93%
88%
1
85
91%
72
86
16%
6
$85
98%
100
Apr
Feb
Apr
7%
Feb
17% Mar
6
8%
May
Jan
95%
Jan
900
9
May
2
20
1,800
II
20%
2,400
19% Mar
101 Va May
9% May
Feb
19%
Jan
16% Feb
13%
Jan
20% May
5c
6% Jan
2% Mar
'
H
2,700
U
8
Mar
2% Mar
Jan
14 Va
13%
15%
21,200
3%
3%
4 Va
6,900
3%
1
4%
Jan
4%
700
3%
Jan
17
3,300.
5%
„6
3,200
9%
4%
9%
8 Va Mar
Feb
16% May
4%
Feb
4%
Apr
'
600
15%
Jan
4%
Jan
13,500
4%
95
85
98%
$88%
91
86 Va
99%
85
92
88%
86 Va
10
86%
90%
."87
$86%
89
87
$93
93%
92%
94%
$84%
85%
85
91%
92%
87%
93%
68
89
•
91
100% 100 Va
99 %
101%
4
101%
104%
10
102%
105
102% 103 Va
104% 104%
103
4
101% 103%
103% 103%
101 Va
104%
,3
104%
100%
103%
$101 Va 102%
101
13
$100% 101%
101 Va
104%
101%
.
100% 101
23
99 Va
101 Va 102
-
19
100%
101%
93%
93%
93%
$91%
93%
91V4
93 Va
$93%
—
Feb-Aug
106
102
90
90
81
94%
87%
90
79 Va
95%
91%
93 Va
92
—
._Mar-Nov
1973—._Mar-Nov
1976———— _May-Nou
conv
sub
Power
debs
3%s
30
66 Va
82
35
101 Va 102%
101%
90 %
103
Corp¬
197.7_. __Feb-Aug
1964
Knapp Inc 5s
debs
82%
188
90
12
82 Va
100
188
170
22
140 Va
188
_June-Dec
$99
99%
98%
-June-Dec
1974—
56
59 V4
53
6%
4
Jan
Mar
17 V*
-
Week's
Friday
BONDS
Last
Interest
Sale Price
Period
99%
70%
• Baden
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952-.—Jan -July
German Savings Bank and
Clearing Assri—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
May
9% May
4% Feb
Friday's
5 V4S
series
A
1967
4%s
series
B
1967
• Hanover
(Prov>
a.
Jan-July
^
1949
^97%
$93 V*
:___Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2VsS
-2008—May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972!
June-Dec
f
Bonds
Sold
Range Since
Jan.1, 1963
No.
Low
High
7%
97%
97%
95
—
--
95%
$110
$65
66
70
$99 JA 100
99
100
$50
Parana
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2009
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—
'
• •
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
1
—Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s
2012—Jan-July
$7%
:
Jan-July
6%s
High
k.
$120
•
51
60
47
•4T
.$48 Va
70
53
47%
46
42%
48
49
47
50
value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in yeai's range),
d Ex-interest
distribution,
g Ex-iitock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transactor
year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included ia year'is range).
tEx-disEx-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
' •
,
.
par
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
tribution.
x
in
.
Bonds being traded
bid
and
flat-^
ask
prices;
no
sales
being transacted during
§ Reported in receivership.'
Apr
6 Va
Sales
or
Bid & Asked
Low
♦No
.25c
_*25c
15%
99 Va
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
2ft Mar
9%
;.
85
98%
$87
Mar
18%
Jan
11%
•
92
Jan-July
1973
Investing
debs
6%
Water
$ Friday's
Corp
Inc
Improvement
Washington
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
Zion
Service
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s
•
Zale
121
202
-Feb-Aug
Jan
1% Feb
11%
4%
88
Feb
12% May
..
15%
100% 101%
12 Va
Feb
11%
%
95
127%
74
j;85%
—
14% May
16%
100%
Szabo
22% Mar
9%
6
124
88%
88%
B
Feb
5,000
5%,
94 Va
95
100
81
Mar-Sept
Corp 3s 1981. ._May-Nou
California Edison 3s 1965—--- _Mar-Sepf
series A
series
26% May
5,100
300
ft
6%
40c
98
93
97%
Jan
25 Va
22% Jan
.
14%
10
*£1
96
90
3% May
3% Apr
2% Mar
..
.
Feb
21%
17
*
*
dep rets ord regis
6%
preference.
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
preferred
*
77
96 Va May
12% Jan
1
Machine
American
Yale Express
Yonkers
24'A
12%
1%
15%
100
.
Newspaper
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Jan
Jan
..2%
__25
*
Jan
5
21%
1
5%
Jan
4
22
3,300
7,200
3%
1
;
>
Apr
Apr
—1
Williams (R C) & Co
Wilshire Oil Co___
Wilson Brothers
common
3%
10%
14
1
Industries.—.
87
3% May
10%
%
A
10c
•
260
Jan
25
1
Williams Brothers Co
4% May
9% May
Jan
6%
23%
1
Williamhouse (The) Inc__
Jan
94%
3Va/
25
10c
__________
Jan
4,700
ft
-
1
96 %
92 y4
99%
88
Feb
2%__2%
•
_10c
Inc
Wichita River Oil
Corp
Wiebolt Stores Inc___
2%
3%_.
..—1
White Eagle
International Inc„
White Stag
Mfg Co class A
6%
Feb
7%
6%
•
Manufacturing
Williams-McWillianis
•
5c
Stationery,.
Shoe
22%
6%
ord- share§__i—Is
'
2%
6%
•
Ltd—
59
121 Va
Feb
.
*10c
*
invest
American
aep Pbts
Western Tablet Sc.
17
66
82 Va
6"5%
.
69
—
Jan
5%
55%
;2
500
22%
/■
20 Va Mar
13 Va
Jan
1,400
Western Stotftholdefs
Wood
I %
800
4%
10c
108%
105
.
——
Jan
3%
53,000
3 %
.
103
1
g5
■
....
..
——
30 % May
1,400
28,300
%
_100
63
$125%
—
8% May
10 Va May
Jan
5
2,300
—1
Western Equities.Inc
Western Nuclear Inc
Weyenberg
10%
20
4%
4
4%
—_50c
105%
162
g2%
$98%
_
May-Nou
Jan-July
1977
;
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Manufacturing—.-—1.25
pfd
Jan
7%
2,700
11%
5
_10c
Weiman &
Company Inc.*
Wentworth
128
102
86%
96
g2i/4
——
Feb
3%
12,000
8%
18%
preference—T—56
West Chemical
Products—
West Texas Utilities
4.40%
Westbury Fashion's
I
10%
87/a
.3%
10%
preferred.
__10
Instruments Co*__l
common
3% Mar
8%
10 %
conv
Precision
112
27
121V2
ne
62Va
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
1984
__Jan-July
1973——*—(—
Feb-Aup
27/as
series
C
1976
Feb-Anp
3%s series D 1976
rrx
__Feb-Aup
3%s series E 1978
Feb-Anp
3s series F 1979---,——
,__Feb-Aup
3%s series G 1981
—April-Oct
4%s
series
H
1982
Feb-Aug
4%s series I
1982
.__Jan-Awp
4%s series J 1982
._Mar-Sept
4%s series K 1983
—Mar-Sept
5s
series L 1985-—,——...—i—
Feb-Aug
4%s series M 1985-.—
..Mar-Sept
4%s series N 1986—
April-Oct
4JAs series O
1987
May-Nov
47As series P 1987_,.-4—
—May-Nou
3s
7% May
12% Apr
4% Jan
Jan
7%
10%
common..„r—:—4
Knapp Inc
6% Mar
..9%
2%
—*100
Waitt & Bond Inc
6%
8%
8
*
320
108%
86%
__
119
Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
conv
Southern
Jan
Apr
Jan
11%
_____!
48 Va
127
108
105 V>
104
46
112
103
8
:
124% 128
105
Safe Harbor Water Power
Jan
175
1
*
•
—
39
113
"
18,200
33%
2
Manufacturing
VTR
■
73%
62
Feb
1,700
25c
Vita Food Products
4gi/2
112
$105
Jan
3
Rapid
May
7% Apr
2%
—1
69%
51
May
2%
5%
5
Service
5
2 (A
25c
Virginia Dare Stores
Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
19%
83%
Aprll-Ocf
1970
Public
800
H 7;;H' 7 %
-
Venture Capital
Corp of America
1
Victoreen (The) Instrument
Co_—___1
Viewlex Inc class A
i
42
11%
71 %
471/2
April-Oct
Corp 5%s 1974__
__Quar-Mar
Corp 5s 1976____:
___Jan-July
Corp of America 5%s 1976___
Feb-Ocf
Nuclear
7%
7%
7%
25c
_,
of America-
30%
4
96
__________
Corp
14
17
59%
—.
Valspar
159 Va
38
94
—-
Valve Corp
102'A
118 Va
6% May
9'A
5
;
100%
143
54
April-Oct
__May-Nov
1978
General
6s
Sugar
92''a
100%
71%
ctfs
Research
•
Jan
4%
'
.
Bellas
National
Jart
1,600
1962
*
92%
100
56
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
6s
National
Jan
41
6%
5
25c
Corp
71 Va
36 Va
June-Dec
1982
1972
6s
Chemical
National
Apr
3% May
5% May
800
4,600
2%
.
Utah-Idaho
36
8%
3%
Universal American Corp—
Warrants Series
90%
$100
96
June-Dec
debs
conv
Manhattan Corp
Power
Kaltman
Feb
37%
13%
8%
___1
Warrants Series 1955
Universal Automated Industries
Inc_l0c
Universal Container
Corp cl A com_10c
Universal Controls Inc
25c
Universal Insurance
__17.78
Universal Marion
23
36
Jan
1 ft
__
1
t
5 Va
1,800
3%
200%
1
•
Jan
4%
4
5
50c
*
23 %
100
1,200
3%
100
Corp
Jan
13%
23%
8%
10c
Co___
115%
65
91 Va
92 Va
.16%
Feb-Aug
1981
conv
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Apr
May
Apr
May
Apr
3%
United Improvement &
Investing—2.60
United Milk Products
—5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
United N J RR & Canal
20%
21%
200
HVa
37%
4%
3%
1 %
37%
1
United
20%
6% May
17% Mar
12% Jan
22%
23
105
112%
85
Apr
4%
Stores
Hydrometals
Apr
29
6,500
127 Va
38
May-Nov
April-Oct
1977
Hoffman International 7s
Hudson
Jan
13%
20
United
•7%
20%
4
Omaha
Aircraft Products
Asbestos Corp
U
7
7%
*
126%
90
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co
1
142
April-Ocf
1981
conv
95%
144
68 Va
$101% 102
Corp—
deb
sub
conv
Hartfield
8 Va May
9% Jan
3% May
9% Mar
32% Mar
-
:
6%
9 3'A
Corp—
1974.
Corp
American
6 %s
13% Mar
Jan
7"a Mar
600
4
13
Foam
64
100
May-No*.
6s
25
102%
7
(90%
<
__
..May-Nov
May-Nov
1993
1981
58%
-
1976
Development
Gulf
Steel
•
wts
ex
2
127
111
:
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Construction
&
3% Mar
Jan
Feb
4%
1,800
—1
SI
RR—
series
Realty
General
Feb
25,200
9
National
72
84 Va
84
92 %
June-Dec
1976
6s
High
27
17
128 Va 135
111%
June-Dec
1978
Low
230
126 Va 126 Va
__AprzZ-Oct
June-Dec
1970
No.
Feb
2%
2,100
7%
10
Assn
-
Western
Fotochrome Inc 5Vas
Feb
400
12
10%
A
1969_
Authority
Co
&
General
Jan
Jan
2,600
3%
8%
;
Raceway
Credit
• 1st
3% Feb
8% Apr
21% Mar
575
3%
Jan
90%
1,100
3%
Jan
94 %
82
83%
128%
Quar-Feb
Lackawanna of N J Division—•, V
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
First
60
93%
April-Ocf
1975_Ja»-July
A
1977
series
convertible
Transit
Coburn
Jan
22%
87/a
Inc
2%s
5%s
Delaware Lack
Jan
91%
60
Range Since
Jan.1, 1963
Sold
72
June-Dec
Feb
18%
8%
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental "warrants"
True Temper
Corp
deb
sub
conv
Edison
Co
Chicago
Feb
13 V
Feb;
2%
•
Industries
6%%
Feb
May
12%
Forging Corp
Trav-ler
24
15
—:__*—1
Williams
Jan
11
613
A com—10c
Feb
100
"warrants".__—
Trans World Airlines
Belock
%
2,200
5c
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl
Baldwin. Montrose
101%
Jan
57
70
Jan
11%
21%
23 %
3%s 1970-*Chemical Co 7s 1972
Bethlehem
7% Feb
15% May
Bonds
90%
nfune-Dec
Power
Brandywine
15%
Amer
deposit rets def registered___5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4 %%
preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Universal Corp
1
Elec
Jan
11%
21%
Appalachian
BSF
15
—
15%
1974
Boston
11% Mar
1,000
debs
Apr
Apr
Jan
23,900
sub
conv
Realty & Petroleum 6%s 1972
April-Oct
& Pump 4s inc debs
1994—June-Dec
4%
7%
Jan
%
5 Vas
Jan
5% May
1%
2
70c convertible preferred
10
Thorofare Markets Inc—
25c
Thriftimart Inc class A
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord
registered__5s
98%
5,200
3,400
15%
22%
14%
i—5
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com_____10c
25
18
Jan
Friday's
'High
Steel
2%
6%
3
5%
Amer
3Va
7Va
11,000
%
5%'
14%
—_____
5
10.1 ±101
--3/
A
50c
Inc______—
,
Inc
American
•
Jan
May
4% May
800
May
Instrument Corp
6% series
Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Bloomfield Building Indus Inc—
% Mar
v..
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Alsco
18 Va Mar
Apr
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Apr
1% Mar
3,700
3
%
9
4% Mar
4% Mar
300
1%
4 A
..
10%
11,100
5%
1%
Jan
23
9,700
3
Inc—25c
Corp
Textron
6%
2%
10c
Terminal-Hudson
8
10,000
1 /s
——1
Tenney Engineering Inc—
5%
--
__—.___.——--
Industries
Inc__
Texas
.2
500
Week's
Interest
■•••
24
Tampa
Exchange Bonds
Friday
BONDS
T
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended May 24)
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
Sales
Last
STOCKS
.
'
-.
the current week.
,
'
•
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula'
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,"-voting trust certificates
"w i."
when Issued;
"w w," with
warrants;
"x\ "
without warrants.
Volume
6267
Number
197
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2181)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Low
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
•
Chemical—
Agricultural
American
—
—
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
Boston
&
Providence
Service
Eastern
Gas
National
Ford
Stores
Kennecott
Corp-
& Tel
59%
Railroad
(N
,
83%
48%
Jan
60
50%
Jan
58%
Feb
Bell
41%
Feb
51%
Apr
Benguet
£74
71% Mar
83% May
Jan
36 va
Binks
20%
Jan
121
22%
22%
705
451
;
Apr
26% Mar
.67%
Jan
79
18%
:
Jan
Booth
22% May
May
Borg-Warner
Jan
la-i 14% Apr
Brunswick
Feb
28% May
Burlington
Jan
49
Feb
78%
79
115
68
Feb
79
May
39%
40%
192
31%
Jan
41
May
13%
Feb
10
17%
—25
■
'
~«r
16%
_2.50
Co
17%.'
28%
V-'
28%
33%
'
86
40
29 Ve Mai-
37 Va
29% Mar.
230
40.
22
311
19%
Jan
27
30%
1,744
21%
Jan
Calumet
Cdn
689
47%
Jan
55%
70%
860
49%
Jan
88%
••'172
15
——
8%
8%
242
36
35%
36%
"'"441
6%
Feb
31%
..
Jan
Cities
Hecla
Co
STOCKS
Last
Par
Baldwin
B
V
Piano
:
D
Carey Mfg
Champion
Papers
Gas
New
28%
Diamond
National
S
Playing
Wisconsin
First
Flour
Feb
Foremost
Dairies
Fruehauf
Corp
101 % May
56% May
Apr
28%
Mills
F W
D
Jan
General
General
Electric
8 '/a
Jan
45%
Jan
9%
153
57%
57%
220
58 % May
18%
213
16%
Jan
18% May
General
23 %
23%
142
20%
Jan
24%
305
23%
Jan
Motors
79%
Apr
Gillette
8%
18%
Feb
25%
32
•
*'V:'y'
Electric
American
Avis
'
»
&
Metal
72% Mar
79
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Low
2
—
Budd
Cck
Buell
Industries
1
Corp
Chrysler Corp new
Consolidated
Paper
Consumers
Detroit
Edison
Co
Gasket
&
Detroit
Steel
Eaton
Ford
Lakes
Houdaille
^
Co
■
Mfg
Co
Soss
31%
600
9%
137
45%
51%
Apr
49%
2,032
32%,
1,250
25%
69%
703/a
4,871
95c
85c
95c
'
76,200
5
4%
"1.
23%
10%
25%
233/4
23%
7%
Jan
57% Jan
,
2,100362
1,817 *
10%
7%
45c
For
Jan
19
21%
5
5%
3,900
class
5
4'A Apr
33
Mar
6%
Jan
900
37%
Jan
48 3%
48%
600
44%
Jan
48% May
5%
Apr
48
--
48%
—
29%
83% May
80 %
82
78
85%
v-
200
'500
4,920
31%
57%
Jan
23
Jan
20% Jan
38
Apr
73% May
26% Apr
27% May
28%
A__
253/4
26%
1.000
32%
11.300
36%
Apr
14%
14%
150
13
Mar
18
Jan
36
36
37 %
2.500
32
Mar
18
37% May
18% Jan
13%
1,150
54%
400
;;
31%
600
(Un)
Tel
&
42%
2,600
31%
Jan
44% May
4,700
38%
Jan
46% May
173/4
650
16
Jan
183/u
1,250
13%
Jan
C)
24
~7%
2.200
6%
Jan
27%
250
25%
Jan
23%
4,700
19
Jan'
839
8
Feb
100
20
Jan
23
150
30%
Jan
34
Apr
May
North
3,300
36
29%
1,650
26%
Jan
32
Apr
50Q
50%
Jan
63
May
Jan
32%
63
32
31%
32%
47%
46 3,4
47%
400
83/4
83/4
1,100
55%
56 %
800
20%
20%
15%
16
—
5,600
16
300
6%
Jan
19 Vs
Jan
2.900
(Un)
&
9%
Jan
43%
Jan
14
Apr
55
1,200
49%
Jan
18%. Feb
58% May
8 % Mar
10% May
Aviation
American
issues.
;
,
Sales
Gas
Indiana
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
hi
"
13%
Jan
900
11%
Jan
3%
Jan
49%
50
70O
43 % Mar
52
14%
20 % May
20%
6.100
Jan
™ay
1,7% May
6 /«
Feb
May
1
62%
64
1.000
52
1
24%
23%
24%.
2.900
17%
Jan
£1,; ^iay
24
12.50
45%
45
46
6.100
43%
Apr
47 %
57
54%
57%
1.800
48'A-Jan
56
1.600
49% Mar
20%
55%
20%
20%
3,900
18%
19%
11.800
19% May
Jan
10
1
1.75
1.66%
see page
19
43.
51
Apr
47% May
35
J an
500
5
Apr
7%
50
18%
18%
123/4
100
.1,100
595/a
603/b
1,600
29
im
1,700
5%
31
123/a
— —
52
52%
36%
36%
24'A
24%
4%
61
52%
37%
24%
4%;
61%
16%
16%
64
66
Co—*
50%
51%
36%
45 %
64
Chemical
46%
3.33
•
Corp
Co
950
7% May
17
Jan
10 Va
Jan
53
Jan
'25% Mar
3%
49%
32%
16%
Mar
% May
■
Oil
(Un)
(Un)
5
■„
—
Louis
59
May
.st
Louis
58
Jan
San
(Un)
Co
Feb
26 Ya
3
Feb
5% Mar
800
60
Jan
50
■IS
64"% Apr
17% May
66 % May
5.000
>
24 %
Feb
Schwitzer
23
Feb
Sears
Jan
36%
800
33% Apr
36%
Feb
46%
500
43%
Jan
49%
Jan
31%
Jan
41% May
24% Mar
29% May
52% May
40
1.500
27 %
27%
2.800
17%
3.400
13%
Jan
17% May
54%
1.400
46
Feb
56 Va May
47
39
51%
52%
600
52%
55%
2.800
15
—
'■
77%
16%
78
23
600
Apr
Jan
47%
15
36
>
54% May
Jan
55 % May
May
May
16% May
17
Feb
70% Mar
36% Jan
79
Apr
41%
Apr
56%
Jan
68 % May
.34%
Jan
41 %
38%
40%
800
66%
68 %
38%
39%
2,400
3,400
41%
42
1,800
40%
Jan
48%
32%
34
5,400
23%
Jan
35
44%
45%
3,200
38% Mar
47 % May
28%
29
900
27%
Apr
30%
47%
47%
3,000
43%
Jan
49% May
51%
51%
100
48
Jan
53
Jan
13%
Jan
14
Apr
1
Imperial
11%
12%
2,166
10
Jan
13%
Apr
59
Jan
80
Apr
74%
Jan
90 % May
•
10 :'i;
67%
38%
32%
44%
29
1
Corp
Co
Jan
43% Jan
*
12
;
Stockyards
Public Service "A"
&
'
57%
Jan
900
54%
1
Roebuck
Jan
52%
5
—
Nat
Diego
Apr
May
200
52%
;■
-•
>—.—*
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
•
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
5
Richman Brothers Co—
—.
-*
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—20 g
st
64%
31
Jan
32
29% Jan
17%
52%
10
*
33%c
Inc
Feb
Jan
24
600
5
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un).
Revlon
Jan
4% Apr
54% Apr
38% May
1.000
Jan
5%
9%
18% May
12% May
"16%
39
27%
•
Corp
Procter & Gamble
Pure
2,200
17%
25c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Co—
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Process
ah
18%
16%
19%
Service
38%
22%
47%
47%
for Week
17%
19%
15
13
l
io
6,900
51
Apr
19% May
5
*
(Un)
(Charles) & Co
20
32%
7%
5
Bancorporation
&
100
600
46%
1
Co
Public
Phillips Petroleum Co
io
_9
(Un)
Corp
Illinois
Parke-Davis
9
34%
.
5
Illinois
Northern
Olin-Mathieson
/
19%
46%
•
Mfg
Apr
16% May
1.100
9
193/4
1
& Co
Jan
8% Mar
23%
153/4
•
-
Jan
6% Mar
150
335/s
—
*
Co_.
10
58%
55
•
Mfg (Un)
12% Jan
5% Apr
Apr
49% May
43% Jan
4
—*
1
1
*
Co__
52% Mar
Apr
~i~5
1
Inc
Feb
8 *-a
41%
7%
7
~
—•
& Co
26%
42% Mar
300
73/8
7%
1
1
(Un)—
Mar
5% May
50c
(Un)
(Un)
Northern
only
Feb
413/a
62%
49%
Chemical
Northwest
8%
29
—
1
34
30% May
27% May
26 % Mar
39%
National
21% ,21%
Apr
May
29%
1
50c
•
Co_
&
Brick
Tile
.
18%
18% May
181
41 %
16% Mar
15% May
5% May
Jan
"7%
19%
2
—
5
Corp
Chemical
Monsanto
Jan
27%
~7%
2.50
•
(Un)_
Co
Modine
Jan
Apr
Mar
455/8
149
•
Minnesota Mining &
May
•
♦
;
14% May
21
64
39%
10
300
1,100
Jan
17%
-25
common
Marietta
Monroe
Jan
96%
443/4
18
1
29% May
39% Apr
34% Jan
Jan
Apr
42
3
Co
Mfg
Jan
55
31
17%
10
Jan
2% Jan
12
15%
Mar
443/4
•
Tel
Electric
,(F W)
12% May
Jan
45
*
(Henry
Means
Jan
60
—3
Harvester
Metropolitan
17%
96%
McKay Machine Co
Jan
Jan
28
8.33%
1
15%
100
Shares
Jan
31%
'-v..
•
100
•
McNeil
Martin
Feb
Feb
5.500
Co
Field
Apr
1.800
15%
100
1,659
of the round-lot transactions
Mar
12
12,600
15%
Low
Feb
25% May
72% Mar
5
Range
9
1.900
Montgomery Ward
of Prices
32% May
10% Feb
450
2,800
National Distillers & Chem (Un)
Last
Jan
3.100
10
10%
27% May
Week's
Jan
8%
32%
10
313/4
83%
23
compilation
24%
313/8
Apr
May
26
Jan
6
11
8%
20
24% Mar
Jan
34
Jan
51%
Jan
2.200
26 %
„
Lytton's
Apr
24%
Mar
10
5%
6%
Feb
4,000
11
3%
81
Jan
'■
42
49%
10 J/4
10%
Mar
21%
Apr
3.300
36%
25%
17
'-iLUm
13%
5%
35%
25%
20%
10
65% May
20% Apr
35%
Inc
10% Apr
11% May
10% May
8
1,517
,
Jan
24 % May
32 % May
70 3/8
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing ' Co
1,570
393/4
16%
59% May
!
83 %
233/a
393/4
64%
26%
Co Ltd
H)
Marshall
25% May
Jan
9%
.
50% Feb
29% May
Feb
59% Mar
55% Mar
May
12% Mar
35%
100
Wire
Jan
23%
800
19%
100
footnotes,
44%
2,600
603/a
100
is y4
American Machine & Foundry
American Motors Corp
6.000
28%
633/4
193/4
25
Par
American
49%
63%
27%
7'-:
Sale Price
American
48%
-I*,'-
25
,
30
Jan
27%
(Un)
(Un)
Can Co (Un)
Cyanamid Co (Un)
Home Products (Un)
35% May
Jan
Jan
17%
America
Jan
26%
Jan
25
Mfg
18%
27%
'
Feb
200
60
533/4
Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
73% May
1% Jan
Jan
4% May
20
Jan
11%
10%
30% Mar
1.800
32% May
48%
32
70%
1
96 %
34 %
& Libby
Printing Co common..
$3.50 preferred
..
Feb
383/4 May
42
Feb
48%
Jan
28%
Ling-Temco-yought
413/4
— —
Jan
49%
Lincoln
413/4
STOCKS
American
48%
32%
25%
17%
Libby
Apr
"
May
64% Mar
94 %
8
Steamship Co
&
Pfizer
Co of
200
1.100
18%
Airlines
283/4
May
May
68
1,800
Jan
37
1
Chalmers
283/4
18
60
2,500
34%
Jan
traded
Allis
1.200
Jan
32%
Jan
Feb
Friday
Aluminum
67%
Jan
10%
51% May
56% Jan
233/8
Jan
The weekly ranges for all the local issues, and a selected list of the dually
American
66%
673/a
63%
59%
27%
Electronics
Chemical
4.700
14.000
31%
Leath
Midwest Stock Exchange
Allied
300
18
60
223/4
10
Ross
64
16%
57%
*
543%
(Minnesota)
Advance
64
18
58%
56%
14%
Co
41% Jan
133/8
Northern States Power
Steel
34% Mar
2,400
♦
Northern
Acme
1.100
42%
59%
27%
Admiral Corp
Jan
42% May
46% Feb
42%
323/4
———I—1.5
A
Jan
1 %
2234
Jan
11 %
1
&
13%
42
27%
143/4
Corp
Jan
11% May
18 Apr
300
30
27 Va
Corp
Spring
5%
41 Va
■
293/a
Apr
35%
v.—.
Young
1
32%
27%
393/4
Co
4% Mar
500
12%
29%
13
505
•
Corp
1,400
"
32%
45%
Jan
Mar
220
Corp_
Udylite
*
1
International
May
13%
*
com
12H
17%
12%
Steel
Jefferson
Feb
60
36%
.-3'
Co
Studebaker
3,843
15%
9
Co
Mfg
Mfg
32%
15
25%
Co
&
Dillon
Sheller
32%
15 %
10%
41
.
13 Va
.10
...
Rockwell-Standard
Scotton
699
10
Davis
Rudy
6.804
Co
Preferred
Parke
113/4
com
i.
12%
Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe——•
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
Knapp Monarch Co
1
34
Jan
53% Apr
44%
jy-yfe,
1
Bowling
Sugar
28 %
36%
!•
1.66%
—
Mar
Co
International Paper
Apr
15% May"
14% Apr
.1
-
Corp-
Feb
24
~5%'
—*
•
International
5% Feb
3
——
34
Jan
~5
30c
Illinois Brick Co
1.00 Jan
15
t
2
LeonardRefineries
Michigan
Jan
4% May
32%
:
35% May
Feb
69 %
Huttlg Sash & Door
May
5% Apr
12% Mar
373
10%
11%
—i
-
Industries,
65c
259
43/4
645
—
Mfg
Kresge (S S) Co
Kysor Industrial
2,400
133/4
4%
44
Co.
Brewing
Great
Interlake
5,076
2.50
Goebel
Inland
14
4% Apr
60
Co
Trailer
Motors
21% May
12
10
10% Mar
278
30
10
Corporation
Motor
Fruehauf
Jan
100
100
5%
58%
Corp
General
Jan
29%
com. j
Jan
27%
35%
;
Industries
15%
20%
1
26%
1,600.
22%
1
Cooperage
(D
Howard
May
19% May
13%
i
Holmes
High
Jan
-5
Manufacturing Co
Ex-Cell-O
^
14% May
5.000
30%
Stores
Bros
6%
12.50
-
-
Co
Detroit
/:
7.100
35%
29%
Mar
26%
& Dock
Towing common
non-cumulative preferred
100
19%
15%
35%
29%
•
30
70%
Lakes
1,172
13%
__
Power
:.£
4%
1
Jan. 1,1963
Low
10
5%.
Co
Burroughs
High
13 3/8
13%
.
—
—
Range Sin
19%
20%
'-"V
1
-
Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren
Mfg Co—. .----i-—-1*':
_
9%
19%
—5
Corp
Food Stores
Briggs
10
15
™
46% May
20% Jan
3.33%
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Gulf Oil Corp
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
Hibbard
Spencer
Bartlett
for Week
Shares
&
(W H)
Drug
Great
Sales
——1 -:
2,300
3
Great Lakes Dredge
May
Exchange
Last
.
Products
Industrial
Borman
.
Equip
550
46%
1.66%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
27% Mar
Gray
$14,037
Friday
■;•
27%
45%
•
Goldblatt Brothers
25%
6% May
24%. Jan
Greif
Allen'
Feb
27%'
5
(The)- Co
Sale Price
Apr
May
40 Ve
46'A
'
Tire
69 y2 Mar
22
STOCKS
Feb
5
1
Rubber
General
1,702
7%
LISTED
27% May
41% Mar
■'£
1
pen Tele & Electronics Corp
Apr
30 % May
78%
Detroit Stock
35% Mar
10
Corp
8%
79
1.100
1
General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc
78
3,200
37%
2.50
(Un)
Co
17%
4%s.
29
32%
36%
5
Candy corp
Dynamics
General
BONDS
Transit
34%
Jan
27% May
1 % Feb
31%
'
T
48% May
89 % Mar
—5
Card___
Jan
24%
26%
37%
*
—I
105 % May
10
May
108
29
28%
Jan
Apr
31%
3
—
Jan
77 %
Jan
1
;—:
Feb
28V2
1%
7.50
Inc
97%
77 %
23%
21%
3.200
5
America
37%
28%
1.150
2,000
1%
_1
Corporation
Gossard
Cincinnati
of
15
17%
25
Jan
27% May
25% jan
Apr
93%
Jan
23% Mar
3
Ford Motor Co
Jan
17 Ve
26%
5
(Un)
Bankshares
Feb
Jan
Apr
5
Co
Co
Rubber
&
18
27%
13%
5
226
_•
common
Rapid-American
U
Tire
29%
49 %
3,300
10
12%
Gas_
1
Gamble
&
Natural
Paso
30 % May
96%
Jan
16
100
Co
Jan
174
26 %
50c
91%
1
Procter
pfd
America
48 J8
5
Kroger
of
26%
11
.
Feb
1%
2.50
(Un)
Edison
24 Ve May
9%
1
;
4%%
Insurance
Chemical
Firestone
49% May
488
56
28%
22%
5
70
1
j.
Eagle-Picher
Feb
Apr
400
24%
25%
24%
•
90%
—12%
Chemical
DuBois
16%
23
;«
29%
24
22 %
10
104 y4 105%
50
Transit
(Un)
Mfg Co
Fairbanks Whitney Corp
High
Jan
Jan
500
5
System
63
150
29 ya
54%
10
Tel
17%
27
27%
100
Bell
Sub
Cincinnati
55
8.50
preferred
&
Low
41%
Apr
25
23%
16%c
Elder
Range Since Jan.1,1963
129
101% ioi %
8.50
com_
<\
28%
*
Elec
&
Milling
Cine
17%
V
10
El
for Week
49%
58 %
3.300
23%
15%
_1
Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
Dow
High
48%
1''
;
common
4%
Cine
49%
Com
Preferred
Cine
Low
$8
Jan
29%
12.50
Corn Products Co
Sales
Shares
Apr
52
1.400
1
Inc
Iron
Corp
Continental
Dodge
of Prices
9%
2,600
33%
26%
5
Curtiss-Wright
Range
Sale Price
20,300
56 %
28%
•
,
Inc
Gas
Container
of these prices.
LISTED
'
(Un)
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
Apr
Exchange
Week's
12%
52% May
12% Jan
26
5
Co
City Products
8% May
indebted to the firm of W. E. Hutton & Co. for the transmission
Friday
Jan
Mar
23
_5
Tractor
Commonwealth
are
40%
8
Corp
May
Apr
28
1.400
.1
5
;
(Un)
Corp
Service
Columbia
We
126
2,600
52 %
P2
Export Gas & Oil Ltd
Coleman
Cincinnati Stock
16% May
10%
26
$3 convertible preferred
•
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__12.50
Chrysler Corp new common
12.50
Apr
37%
Jan
Champlln Oil & Refining—
Apr
80
Jan
Hign
12% May
114%
55
•
(Un)
Central & South West Corp
Feb
76
Low
3.200
6.100
•
Inc
Industries
Caterpillar
Feb
*
3
;
;
Corp '
&
Range Since Jan. I, 196i
High
50%
.
30% May
50%
23%
15%
America_2.50
Corp
Capital Corp
Business
Jan
62%
'
of
Co
Burton-Dixie
May
21
-
76
_6.25
com
17% May
28% Apr
26% Mar
50
28%
50%
-100
Inc
:
27%
-r
-
»
25
34%
39%
39%
4
Burroughs Corp (Un)
*
454
;
'
29%
18
Fisheries
9%
;V.
56%
!
Co
Company
24%
.
10
Shares
Fe—
Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
Boeing
43 %
100
;
12 y4
:
Santa
Bethlehem
28
78%
,
,
(Un>
Consolidated
1,643
25
51%
Howell Co
&
870
5
Corp
May
1,881
83%
32%
24%
30%
_50
for Week
.
15%
16%
122% 123%
30%
31%
'
6.25
Corporation
1,419
100
Co
Electric
.
1,406
,
Avco
123
_1.25
Corp
Bastian-Blessing
Belden
Mfg Co
13
-III
System
Westinghouse
67% Apr
243/4 May
48%
*
Waldorf
Jan
27%
Corp com.—25
Smelting Refining & Mining-—50
RR
Jan
16%
42
;
(Un)
Low
151/,
33%
(Un)
&
Canteen
12%
Machinery
Mass
55%
143
•/;.
5
10
Automatic
47%
Co
Shoe
Jan
26%
& Shop Inc
Fruit
13
179
r
(Un)
Co
Co
Corp
Topeka
Products
Mar
78
m
United
Athey
44
31%
——
Apr
29% May
11% May
2
;
80%
-fi
.
70%
Steel
48%
Association
&
50%'
Jan
Tel
San
Common
27%
Chemical
Vermont
56
48%
•
1
H)
United
S
60
55
i
—.
Armco
Atchison
42% May
.—20
Co
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug &
Chemical
U
24%
56%
&
Company
Corp
Apache
-100
Association—
Racing
England Tel
Stop
'67%
23%
1—5
England Electric System
Shawmut
12%
vv\
•
New
Mathieson
12%
66%
5
New
Olin
29%
1
Copper
Northern
29%
common— ._50c
Co
Lone Star Cement Corporation
Narragansett
67%
>.-
Stand
Anaconda
126% May
52% May
Jan
*
Co
Coal
Creek
Jan
36 '/a
comi—10
Inc
Company
Island
40%
744
210
•
J2.50
Electric
Gillette
437
42%
67
5
Motor Co
General
52%
40%
—-
10
—
& Fuel Associates
First
50%
Tel
&
American Tobacco
\
Feb
23
J
Rad
American
-
44% May.
Jan
Jan
—-.
.—5
Co
Range
15%
114%
'V
"ioo
High ;
Jan
944
2,943
-w
RR
Co
Copper
22%
19
*
Trust-
Property
444
44%
18%
42
-10
.
—
Low
122 % 124
50
Co
High
43%
'
19
123%
33%
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Cities
.'
1,.66%
Company
Corp
Tel_
&
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
American
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
-
(Range for Week Ended May 24)
Stock Exchange
Boston
37
-
—!
79%
3
89
.
72
79 3A
655
88%
90 %
2,100
Apr
Jan
May
Jan
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 24)
Week's
Friday
Sales
*
Range
Last
STOCKS
Pittsburgh Stock
for Week
Shares
.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
of Prices V*-
Sale Price
Par
Low
High-v.*
Low
Jan
Jan
8%
1
class A
(W A) Pen Co
Eheaffer
Class B
7
~l
Oil Co
Oil Corp
Bhell
43
Inc
Spiegel
Swift
S
Universal
Co
Webcor
Inc
Jan
32 % May
69
5,600
61%
Feb
59%
3,800
47
Jan
7,700
58%
Jan
31%
110
64%
5%
24%
40%
Jan
Jan
65%
67%
1,900
2,200
59%
Jan
69"%
18%
5,400
16%
Jan
18% May
3,200
13% Mar
16%
Apr
71%
Jan
76
Jan
Jan
112
May
16
41%
101
1,400
110% m%'
41%
40%
110%
33%
Jan
73%
Jan
6,800
3,900
43%
13%
Jan
17%
Apr
42%
Jan
50
48%
16%
1.6 %
33%
34%
1,400
41%
41%
700
~5%
5%
5%
Apr
5% May
3,700
Columbia
Gas System
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co_
Equitable Gas Co
Harbison Walker Refractories
Home
Rockwell-Standard
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
31%
17
27 % Mar
33%
29%
173
27
Jan
29% May
8%
1,321
8
Jan
33%
240
31
Jan
33% May
44%
45 Va
150
31% Jan
45 % May
31%
37 % May
35%
25%
21
567
23% Mar
Apr
300
50c
75c
Jan
27
75c
•
4%
4%
200
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
5
4% Jan
21%
56
lo
22
41
15 %
Jan
55%
_1
Com
35%
75c
Apr
9%
25%
25%
1
1
;
56%
657
51%
Jan
May
57% Mar
40
101
34%
Jan
40
39%
5
Air Brake
Elee Corp
83 % May
33%
33%
7%
United Engineering & Foundry
Vanadium
Alloys Steel—
38 %
66% Mar
8%
5
8.50
common
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
33 % Mar
154
29%
29%
*
Co
High
52
80%
5
Co
(Joseph)
McKinney Mfg
Pittsburgh Brewing
Low
38
31%
lo
Brewing Co of
Duquesne
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
78%
10
22
May
5
19%
19%
19%
20
18% Jan
20
Apr
5
Co
35%
35%
35%
12
25%
36%
Apr
30%
-31%
250
25 % Jab
31% May
35%
•36%
977
31% Jan
37%
101
35%
6.25
.
Jan
Jan
Apr
Below
on
—.__.____._1
14%
13
1,700
Jan
Jan
37%
Apr
Feb
81
Jan
16%
13%
56%
55
the
-Stocks-
—Bonds—
10
Feb
59%
51% Mar
1,800
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
15% May
Jan
are
Apr
9
1,900
55%
32
31%
400
36%
Stock and Bond Averages
Apr
40
75
39%
35%
Corp
Blaw-Knox Co
Shares
37%
78%
l
42% May
7% Jan
83%
13%
l
for Week
-
High
54
.Apr
17% May
28%
33%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
Low
84% May
50%
of Prices
Par
41% May
900
84%
34 %
1
3,300
83%
38%
Radio
Apr
Apr
Apr
5,500
43%
35%
Zenith
34"%
43"%
34'A
38%
(Un)
Bancorporation
Feb
8
42%
Westinghou?e Electric Corp
6.25
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred——*
World
Publishing. Co
1
Yates American Machine
—5
Western
Apr
33% Mar
68
5% May
5,600
6
Apr
60% May
V
28% May
•
1
2
—
25'A
15%
—1
(Un).
Upjohn
900
Jan
18
•
Corp (Un).
Match Corp—
Oil Products
Steel
Universal
32'A
15
43%
10
—-4
16%
—i-—-2.50
i
—1
Gypsum
States
United
U
Jan
65%
-
—
(Un)
Feb
13.
33%
--f?
Salle St Corp...
28%
9,200
66%
~5%
—iJ_/2
Pacific RR
Union
3,800
13%
57%
Eastern Transmission——3.50
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
.—•
208 So La
35%
66 %
Texas
Union Carbide Corp
51%
31%
-l
Texaco Inc
600
63%
1
(Un)
D X L Oil
& Company
35% May
1,600
55%
57%
6.25
Sunray
56% May
67%
66'A
——---
45
"
——.——5
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp
Jan
Apr
31'A
______50c
California
68"%
13%
13%
of Indiana.
of N J (Un)
Standard Oil
Standard Oil
46% May
Jan
58%
35
5
——.—
Oil of
Standard
35% Mar
54%
—
Corp (Un)__
Sperry Rand
46
66%
67%
Mobil Oil (Un)
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
Socony
Jan
34%
Range
Sale Price
9% Jan
9% May
.
Sales
*'•
Last
43"% May
1,400
5,300
43
45%
45%
Sinclair
8%
200
9%
9
STOCKS
LISTED
■••a
Week's
Friday
High
i..
20
30
Jan
10
10
First
Second
10
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
93.96
84.36
89.71
83.96
Total
1
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
Total
15
65
"'
trials
Date
roads
ties
Stocks
May
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
This list does
167.88
20__
720.18
167.60
a256.42
93.96
84.60
89.70
83.90
May
Price Range on Stocks
724.81
May
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
17__
21__
724.04
169.39
141.43
258.06
93.84
84.50
89.58
88.91
89.21
May
22__
722.84
170.63
141.48
258.27
93.83
84.51
89.66
88.92
89!22
May
23—
721.38
170.61
141.91
258.13
93.84
84.50
89.66
83.98
89.25
other Exchanges.
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
LISTED
Par
American Cement Corp pfd (Un)—..25
Brewer
(C) & Co Ltd
-*
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
5
Buckner Industries Inc
1
Buttes
Cabol
Oil
&
Gas
Ink
Castle
Abbey Co
Emporium Capwell
Eureka Corp Ltd
Goebel
Good
M
J
M
Meier
&
Norris
North
Oil
Rice
Southern
Terex
35%
49c
49c
51c
3,000
12%
12%
14%
Wed.
1.10
45c
Jan
66c
Apr
1
1.65
1.70
1,100
90c
90c
96c
15,700
50c
_.10c
3%
3%
3%
6,000
31c
33c
20,000
30c
Feb
39c
—10
18'A
18%
18%
500
16%
Feb
25c
1.35
1.35
1.35
3,500
1.35
Apr
2.40
2.30
2.45
3,900
1.25
1.25
800
29
29
100
19%
1.75
3%
1.65
31
Inc.L
Co
—:
...
______1
A
31%
Jan
Jan
(Un)__
1.85
2.00
7,100
1.70
2.85
1,300
32%
600
6%
7%
6,900
6%
6%
2,500
88C
90c
900
74c
26%
100
3
3%
24,900
3%
1
6%
__
6%
5
5%
3
21,800
50c
Jan
Markets Inc
Acme
Alan
Steel
Wood
American
Tel
Arundel
Electric
Atlantic Research Corp
City
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Balitmore
Budd
Transit
Central
RR
of
Co
13%
Power
Jan
Jan
19%
Electric
Food
of
Co
O
J
Battery
Amer
Fair
5
Giant
23%
24Va
459
48Va
48Va
50Va
4,553
lQVa
10Va
36
11%
36
1,906
203
19%
17%
69%
20%
17%
70%
122
6
5,791
11%
11%
Merck
for the current year.
May 17,'63
Composite
10
379
100
21% Feb
22%
22
22%
500
l
—16%c
19%
89Vi
19%
20Va
3.002
86%
89%
140
3
_*
41 %
39 Va
41%
39%
41%
35%
107
556
1,970
17%
40%
36'A
9%
17,752
401
7,010
21,877
19% Mar
19
Apr
77% Jan
34% Jan
32% Jan
32 % Apr
12'A Jan
35% Jan
29% Jan
— 5%
Jan
1
Inc
Corp
'
Inc
Chemicals
Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Pennsylvania
Public
Electric
Service
Reading
Co
common.!
Co
Electric
&
Gas
South
10
com
1
1
•
& French Lab-
Jersey Gas
Co—
Public
.i__._2.50
Service
10c
Sun Oil Co
Texas
•
Eastern
Thompson
35
16 Va
39%
35%
9%
22%
35
22 >A
23
73%
75JA
954
10V4
10V4
11V4
225
8%
5%
555
33%
33%
34Vt
2,051
64%
66%
795
60% Mar
41 'A
1,200
__
41
5
39V4
123.3
Trade,
Jan
Finance
Jan
♦New
For
footnotes,
10
see page
• -
43.
Feb
Apr
May
Jan
24
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
8
21 Va
Jan
Jan
Railroad
U. S.
Total
No. of
and M'iscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Int'l
Mon.
May 20.
4,711,060
$4,899,000
$634,000
Tues.
May 21.
5,572,790
6,532,000
Wed.
May 22.
Sales
$5,536,000
616,000
$3,000
7,148,200
5,546,125
6,029,000
390,000
Thurs.
May 23.
4,395,059
6,419,000
4,782,000
May 24.
4,376,355
4,501,000
4,910,000
281,000
Fri.
550,000
5,460,000
24,601,389
$26,871,000
Total.
$29,345,200
$3,000
$2,471,200
Jan. 1 to May
Week Ended May 24
Stocks—Number of Shares
24,601,389
449,663,282
22,988,850
24
1962
1963
1962
1963
356,938,514
Bonds;—
U.
S.
2,471,200
26,871,000
,
Railroad
and
$286,000
$3,000
Bank—
International
Foreign
*
!
Government
Industrial
Total
—
$1,984,000
39,386,900
38,279,000
505,204,000
$33,564,400
570,656,400
$29,345,200
$40,263,000
$544,876,900
$604,220,800
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
22% Jan
90
Apr
42%
36 Va
17%
40%
36V4
9%
■
Apr
May
May
May
May
May
24
75%
11%
5%
36 Va
68%
41V*
Apr
May
May
Jan
Apr
Foreign
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
Mon.
1,328,075
1,590,650
1,559,995
1,350,885
1,325,205
May 20-
Tues.
May 21
Wed.
May 22
Thurs.
May 23
Fri.
May 24
Total
0
*
May
Apr
May
Jan
$14,000
5.000
16,000
2,000
348,000
$44,000
$37,000
$2,273,000
1962
1963
for
Friday,
May
17,
114,255,512
134,298,044
$31,517,000
$28,212,000
il'nSn
38,000
1'ic^,noo
167,000
664,000
$2,273,000
J'
^__
Volume
6,947,458
$2,347,000
44,000
37,000
Corporate
♦Correction:
Jan. 1 to May 24
1963
1962
7,154,810
-
-
Government
Total—
'
$2,192,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
Foreign
Foreign
$524,000
429,000
617.000
355.00&
$11,000
6,000
5,000
22,000
Week Ended May 24
Domestic-
Total
Bond
Sales
$2,192,000
'
Apr
May
Apr
Apr
Apr
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$499,000
418,000
596,000
333,000
346,000
"7,154,810
:
Foreign
Gov't
Stocks
41% Apr
39 Va May
16 % Jan
50% Mar
tRevised.
Jan
33% Mar
170
395
1,031
860
170.3
104.2
24Va Jan
25% Mar
25%
18'A
58
8%
27%
high.
Service.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
14% Feb
10% Jan
29
Feb
897
27%
8
Jan
and
106.4
U53.8
'
Jan
621
57%
8
_4.50
Jan
2.6%
18
58
1
cdmrnon.
48% Jan
14% Jan
39 Va
18 V4
5
Light
Jan
125.8
+ 0.1
25%
3.50
Gas
33%
22Va
43%"Jan
133.6
123.2
38
Transmission
50
331
—0.5
123.3"
26Va
25%
50
138.1
171.6
38%
25%
49
116.2
+ 1.7
26
50%
19
60
8%
27%
29%
__.
49%
131.7
U68.8*
18% Apr
73% May
22 V» May
68% Jan
7% Apr
4% Apr
30% Mar
Ramo-Wooldridge
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Warner
Co
Washington
6,349
—1.1
171.6"
22% Apr
18
16
65
50
common
Southeastern
'
75
•
lo
common
Paper
Smith Kline
40 Va
*
Co
Power
.
35%
17 Va
5
Inc
Ritter Finance class B
Scott
—
50
RR
Peoples Drug Stores
Philadelphia Electric
Phila Transportation
Potomac
x
23%
9
__
10c
—
121.1
131.7
124.4
25Va
52%
11%
41%
Feb
23 V8
__
130.6
135.0
U81.4
25Va Jan
23%
1
__
143.7
—0.8
+ 2.6
24% Feb
22%
70%
1
—0.5
135.0
130.3
Goods
143.7
133.9
.l
—0.4
50% Jan
Jan
Low
High
Change
143.0
.__
Manufacturing
Durable
-1963-■1962
Percent
May 10,'63
1957-59 =100
121.2
May
Feb
54% May
33% May
57
Apr
Jan
.
ended
1181.4*
107
24%
60Va
8%
'
19Va May
51 Va Apr
6% Mar
46% Jan
30
Apr
21 Va
41%
8%
36
week
180.6
14% May
11
May
15% Apr
—
19%
1.66%
Resistance
Co
&
Pennsalt
;
31
320
__
1
*
Co—__
Martin-Marietta
•
the
for
80%' Jan
18% May
126% Apr
28% Feb
May
May
Feb
57% Jan
10% Apr
8% May
20 Va Apr
50c
Vending class A_
Fund
20
-24%
common
Motors Corp
Inc class A
Madison
148
2,106
150
1
Food
Homasote
Macke
6,547
90
prices based
on. the closing prices of 300 common!
May 17, 1963 for the composite, and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
stocks
High
1
(Julius)
International
'
stock
124.4"
7
8% Jan
12% Jan
92% Apr
.
50
.
•
__2
___;
;
General Acceptance Corp common
$1 preferred—
General
__
464
328
of
137.4
95c
May
12% May
5,110
3
29% Feb
5% Jan
43% Jan
9
May
2.50
Stores__
Dairies
Garfinckel
53%
33%
54%
Bait—
at
60Va
7'A
54%
33%
55%
' +' + +;'x:
24% 24%
54 Va
32%
10
non-voting
Ford Motor Co
Foremost
•
5
Storage*
Class
6.75
Light
Duquesne
Finance
Light—
99
19%
57%
7
57%
__
13%
3
Feb
Feb
98c
May
659
'
May
Jan'
7%
Jan
907
388
11
97%
50
N J
&
10%
98%
767
14%
13%
10%
5
Chrysler Corp new common—___12%
Curtis Publishing Co
—1
Delaware
27Va
46%
10 •>' 11%
10%
—1.80
226
4,758
26%
45%
46
1
a
1,126
124
122
13
;
—
Co
Soup
26%
l
Co__
Company
Campbell
18%
122%
*
4.33
1
'
Corporation
Atlantic
73%
1
10
33%
common
Tel
&
High
72%
73%
18'A
18%
120.15
7Va May
Mar
Mar
Low
68
Feb
12% Feb
114% Jan
24% Jan
Low
135.59
.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC index
The
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Par
134.33
May 24
Mar 14
Jtin. 27
Range for 1963
High
Low
Jan
3.00 May
33% May
5%. Mar
1,100
89c
X
55c
71c
10c
2.85
26% May
23
Apr.
Jan
Jan
Mar
34
2.80
2.30 May
31%
134.46
134.35
100.23
Apr
22% May
Jan
2.15 May
90c
lo
Exploration
7% May
17%
2.65
__1
common
(Un)
Oil
32%
1,300
1,000'
7
6"%
;
common
2.20
.
31%
...
—
Co
1,100
2.15
8%
1.90
2.75
-
Sugar Co__.
_„5 '
United Industrial Corp common
1
Preferred
8 %
Equipment
10,300
2.80
21%
Jan
May 22
Fri.
144.31
Low
Thurs. May 23
Jan
Jan
Mar
6
Mar
11% Jan
Jan
2.25 Apr
«
26%
10c
Union
Westates Petroleum
1.20 May
25
1,600
9%
Apr
2
High
1.45 Jan
4% Jan
3% May
9%
21%
2.15
pfd___25
50c
Warrants
3%
22'A
1.85
May
32 %
-1
—-.—25c
95c
1.55 Mar
3.%
33 %c
Co_——____.
Co series
Gas
..
1
com
Develop
Co
Basin
'
Range for 19G2
134.65
__
134.43
4,400
(Un)
May 20
May 21
3,700
.
Mon.
Mar
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Tues.
74c
90c
Date
National
May
90c
90c
by
14% May
Jan
81c
———
Preferred
9,100
62c
Mar
7%
Compiled
Jan
35c
Feb
35c
,
2.45 May
39
50c
Corp
Williston
Jan
(35 Stocks)
21% Apr
37% May
15c
Trico Oil & Gas Co
Victor
2.15
34% Mar
Jan
'—
& Gas
Cal
300
3,100
Jan
2,000
Investment
Oil
2.35
36%
18%
26%
18c
Western..^—
Ranch
9,900
2.35
35%
Jan
1.00 Jan
69c
Co
Pacific Oil & Gas
Reserve
Rhodes
33%
37%
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
9
Mar
10c
Petroleum
American
650
36
Corp Ltd—..—-l
Oil
Co
common.
——1
Nordon
20 %
...
Apr
2.35
Jan
4
50c
California.l
1
Co
Oil
M
Frank
&
75c
100
18c
Oil
Merchants
41,300
stocks to
65
Power
This
34%. Apr
Calif
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Imperial Western
Jade
5%
1
of
Co
Humor
Feb
4%
for the
held.
89.29
the 65-stock composite average give effect to
Company's distribution of two additional shares of common stock
changed the divisor for the 15 utilities to 5.43 from 6.04 and that
14.46 from 14.79.
' '•* ■
•
;
Lighting &
share
89.25
May
75
"Jan
1.75 Mar
18c
A
Exploration Co of
Brewing Co
General
37
28
100
20
2
10
25c
Co
Co Ltd
Oil
7,500
2,300
2.00
5%
5.50
10
Cypress
Exeter
75
33%
2.00
Ltd
Co
Cooke.
&
64
33%
2.00
*
;
26 %
Jan
33'A
each
al40.79,
v
High
Low
25
300
26%
26
75C
Co
Enterprises
California
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
High
Low
V;:'
26
66
Houston
for
for Week
Last
.U'
'
the
Sales
Week's
Friday
257.47
140.68
$2,397,000
$32,930,000
$29,541,000
was
1,350,245 not
1,350,345.
KKa'nnn
Number 6267
197
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2183)
39
-
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
&
Power
4%%
Paper
preferred
4 %%>
Co
of
Canada
—
Canadian
Anglo
Canadian Tel
24% Mar
25
9,325
43%
Jan
29 %
13,297
22
Jan
23%
23%
24
745
22
Jan
58% May
29% May
23% May
Pulp
49
45
Brazilian
Traction
Columbia
Apr
29%
6,000
17
Jan
a24
a24
25
37.55
37.55
350
34%
Jan'
25%
400
23%
Jan
68 Va
69
2,320
63
Feb
70
75
75
2,320
3.40
99,636
690
*
51
51
51%
1,348
18%
18 Va
52
51%
56%
56%
50
53
51
53
——
5Va
5Va
52
53
250
■
*
'
•
3.85
*
*
Products
*
Telephone
Jan
53
16%
Jan
18 %
—-*.w*
815
51
Jan
53
57%
14,081
Calgary Power common
>
3.95
2.320
2IV4
4,265
571%
154
19%
650
a27% a27%
2.75
23%
23%
23%
19%
38%
38%
31
Feb
20%
29
Jan
27
Jan
30
4,319
450
a88
93
69
Steamship common
*
preferred "————12.50
56%
56 %
56%
1,125
51
70
13
Apr
700
14
20,750
8
May
Apr
Wire
&
class B
Cable Co
Aviation
preferred—
$2.65
class B preferred
Canadian
British
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
series
•
Feb
14
10 %
Feb
51%
Feb
55
54.80
"
54.80
5,700
10%
1.800
68
10%
68 Va
68 Va
319
'
25
—
37%
10,761
107/8 May
68% May
38% Jan
Jan
35% Jan
8%
,
11 % May
Feb
Hydrocarbons
Preferred
Canadian
Power
9% May
5.00 May
18
18
200
67%
67%
68
2,084
61%
Feb
69 % May
16
16
Shell
16%
21,640
13%
Feb
16%
Sherwin
15%
15%
15%
3,980 ;
12 %
48
48
48%
I,885
42
Jan
——1
4.30
4.30
4.40
Railway
25
Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
30%
30%
30%
Co.
Canadian Pacific
Canadian
Canadian
—
Vickers
Capital
Wire
Central
Del
Chrysler
Cloth ' Ltd—.
Oils Ltd
*
Mining
Consolidated Textile
Smelting—.
&
550
4,950
1,000
'5%
5%
7%
9%
9%
26
26%
6,245
6%
45
45%
295
19
18%
6%
6%
5c
8c
17
*-■
(R L) Ltd,
Credit Fancier. Franco-Canadian
Zellerbach
class
A
153
2
—
25%
4.50
17%
850
6
125
May
153
10
132
25%
675
22
Jan
Mines
Distillers
;
Dominion
Coal
1
6%
Dominion
Foundries
Glass
Cdn
Traders
7%
preferred
Stores
Dominino
Tar
Chemical
&
com—
22 %
8,855
Feb
23% May
Jan
19
20%
15
Freres
class
15%-
890
-
5
21%
66%
18%
Jan
67%
2,177
61
Jan
17%
17%
17%
2,660
17% May
19
21%
100
'
May
19%
500
7%~
7%
7%
1,225
6%
Jan
13%
13%
14%
1,525
10%
Jan
15%
16
15%
16
4,875
13%
Feb
16
19%
19%
19%
II,531
100
20%
9,954
•
20%.
19%
A_
18
Feb
-
16%
20
Fleetwood Corp
Foundation Co
23%
Fraser
Cos
Freiman
French
of
*
Jan
147%
5
25
750
21%
Jan
Turnbull
50
101
50
Jan
50%
•
42
1,665
Jan
44% Mar
1,300
Jan
9% May
41%
Viau
Power
145
Feb
General
General
Great
Steel
Lakes
Andy
Handy
Hardee
Farms
Int
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Holt, Renfrew
5
36%
9
Jan
46% Mar
56
4 % %
Ltd
Home
Oil
Class
class
B
Howard
Smith
Hudson
Bay
Hudson's
Husky
Mining.
Imperial
Oil
A
Tobacco
11
May
Apr
'.Inland
Cement
For
preferred
footnotes,
89% May
72 % Mar
all% all%
*
25
11 %
Feb
81% May
12% Apr
250
25%
Jan
25%
14
Feb
19 %
25%
25%
f/ "
•
18%
19
-V
10%
5,575
15c
26c
339,045
a29.85a29.85
..50
12
45.50
„50
47.35
45.50
45.70
2,497
47.35
47.35
672
27%
—20
27%
65
15,800
4,966
"
8.30
7.00
8.30
20%
19'A
20%
al25
"A"
7%
1,210
)V.;:
4
10
16c
al25
-100
pfd
9
Apr
Jan
%"•' '■
•
5
22% May
9%
14c
Jan
May
23
11%
Apr
Mar
Jan
55c
Apr
30%
Apr
28%
Jan
44
Jan
45% May
45%
Jan
47.35 May
26
Jan
5.40 Jan
13%
125
Jan
Feb
28%
8.30
Feb
May
20% May
125% May
8V2
875
7%
Feb
32%
33
1,475
29%
Jan
34%
Apr
33%
0 75
31% Apr
9% Jan
36%
Feb
11%
Feb
18 %
Feb
19%
Feb
21% May
23 Va May
■
9
Apr
11
11
11%.
"515
20%
20%
21
22%
22%
23 %
14,929
1,760
51%
51%
53
915
43
Mar
53
May
51
51
100
51
May
51
64
65
767
59%
Feb
66 Vb
May
May
13%
3,625
13%
Feb
15 Va
Jan
Feb
150
"A"
-10
64%
,
13%
13%'
11
11
11%
2,735
9%
Jan
11%
29
28%
29%
13,129
21%
Jan
29% May
15%
14%
15%
6,820
14%
Feb
15% May
1.84 Jan
—
Pipe Line.
1.62
1.62
100
1.50 Mar
'12%
....
12%
100
11% May
14 %
10%
10%
500
10%
10% May
a5%c a5%c
350
1
a5%c
5
Feb
Mar
6%
Jan
Jan
14%
700
11%
Apr
14% May
58%
59
Feb
59% May
1.55
2,005
1,100
55%
1.50
15%
Worts..^_
&
59
1'
:—
Co
16
430
13
Mar
16
14%
970
13
Mar
15%
Crude
&
Oil
-5
1.50 Feb
2.05
Feb
May
Apr
19
19%
6,850
17
Apr
1914
19%
19%
197/s
3,235
16%
Jan
21%
22%
22%
227/a
2,625
20
Jan
23
May
...
100
1Q0
100
96% Mar'
100
Apr
a40 a40 %
220
33
Jan
115
48
Feb
.100
...
*
a40
—50
104
Apr
6%
Jan
Anglo Nfld
Feb
Arno
87
a27% a28 %
12
155
12
100
19%
1,450
al5
50
2.65
Jan
104
104.10 May
107
May
Jan
27% Mar
30%
8% Mar
16
12
Jan
14%
Feb
May
20
Apr
19% Mar
Jan
a20% a20%
38
18
Feb
22
Jan
14% May
14% May
14%
1.85
14
14%
14%
14%
1.85
1.85
44
44
2.20 May
4.65
1,765
11%
1,420
12
3.10
Jan
Jan
1
—50
100
25.
56
56
__£l
13%
13%
14
2.158
i
7 %
7%
7%
1,100
57%-
-
2,495
1.00
Apr
2.20
43-, Jan
50% Jan
11%
6
5
*•
,
May
Jan
45
May
59% May
Jan
14%
Apr
Mar
7%
Jan
44%
44%
45
3.936
40% Mar
15%
15%
15%
7.168
13%
Apr
6%
6%
250
5%
Jan
26%
' 28
13,988
24% Mar
'1,0
.4 7%.Mar
116
"1'6%
26%
45% May
16
/
.
-_50
_10
43.
a49
a49
•
1.8%
18%
...
.
Jan
.
6%
28%
40% May
50
May
Dollar*
Sales
v
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
:
1
:
14c
14C
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
15c
5,368
5.00
225
lie
High
Jan
23c
.5.00
Feb
5.00
Mar
Belle
Mines
Mines
6%
6%
6%
500
4
Jan
79c
45c
80C
48,9'46
i9c
Mar-'
80c
34c
32c
37c
41,200
30c
May
85c
Feb
g5c
a2c a5%c
968
5c
Mar
7%c
Ltd
Apr
4c
Jan
Ltd—1
•
Development
Mines
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Telefilms
Iron
Ltd
Co
2 Vac Mar
May
Jan
2.60
Feb
Jan
40 Va
Apr
8% May
8%
Jan
1.86
32
8%
76
4c
4c
4.800
2c
Mar
7c
Jan
4c
4%c
4,000
4c
Jan
6c
Apr
3.30
Apr
8%
5
*
Sulphur &
Augustus
——
7
May
May
1
Ltd..
——
Beau
3.25
.—*
*
Ltd
5.00
4c
1
2.50
Jan
*
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd
cl B.
2.85
2.85
3.00
35,450
1
Ltd
Exploration
31 %C
31c
32c
53c
12,957
2,200
28c
52c
30c
Apr
1.70
3c
3c
1.000
3c
Apr
5c
Apr
4c
*
—1
Mar
46c
Jan
Jan
Feb
21
150
-5,123:
Jan
for Week
61
3.75
100
•
Range
7,300
Jan
287
Canadian
Week's
Last
37
Apr
107
In
E^cessed
Are
2.19
5%
107
Shown
37
2.85
104 104.10
a50 a50%
a 50%
2.10
625
Jan
"
37
2.95
9% Mar
25 %
4,885
see page
Jan
7% May
3,606
2.17
100
"
,
86 %
250
79%
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
390
Apr
7% May
29
May
common
275
8
78%
11,000
2.90
4.68%
Corp
89%
Feb
May
7%
common
Barvallee
Bateman
Mines
Bellechasse
Black
Blue
River
Bluewater
Bornite
May
Jan
Jan
1
1
1
Inc
Oil
&
Mines
Ltd—
Gas
Southern
i.
Petroleum
Colliers
&
—*
1
Cartier.
Cassiar
ADr
19c
42,000
16 %c
Jan
28c
Apr
a6c
200
8%c
Apr
12c
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
8.00 Mar
7.25
360
4.75
17c
17c
17c
3.500
10c
Jan
10c
11c
7,000
10c
May
19c
Jan
20c
20c
5,000
20c
May
27c
Jan
22%
23
850
20 Va
Feb
24
4.80
4.95
1,900
3.85
Jan
5.05
Ltd—
Quebec Explorations Ltd
Corp Ltd
Asbestos
22%
&—1
May
Feb
M&y
4.75 May
4.75
2,900
9
9%
2,800
7.00
Jan
9% May
4.15
4.50
2,300
3.40 Mar
4.30 May
>~8
8
"8%
1,130
1.19
1.19
1.19
500
13c
13c
15c
8.020
6%c
6%c
4.50
9 %
"
1
1
—*
20c
3.50 Mar
Ltd—3
Ltd—•
Canorama' Explorations
Carbec Mines Ltd—;
May
Jan.
30c
1.460
-1
Ltd
Resources
Petroleums
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—.1—*
Canadian
Silica Corp Ltd—
May
5c
Jan
20c
•——*—1
Canadian
19
Jan
16c
19 Va
1
Ltd
Devonian
49
4c
1,500
19
19
*
Corp
Canadian
!
9,900
14 Va
-
Calgary' & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
17c
5c
17c
18c
7.25
Raceway
Copper
Bruneau
Ltd
Mining Corp
Mining Ltd
Bonnets
Warrants
Mining
18c 21 %c
a6c
1
1
Bay Mining Co
Placer
BeauCe
1
Ltd
Canadian
$2.25 " preferred
88%
78%
2 %c
14,217
29
_
Jan
2%c
6%
7%
com
11%
2%c
9%
»
Canada
Jan
—1
28%
al5
>
of
11
a22V4 a22 %t
——
29
2.90
20c
preferred
Indus- Acceptance
275
A—
Consolidated
Mines
28
2.65
;
11%
*
Ameranium
7%
Ltd—
Feb
11%
18%
Common
Feb
2.65
;
10
12%
15
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
25
28V4
;
Co_!
Jan
*
pfd
Ajax Minerals
Jan
-
Oil
y Imperial
6Vo
Bay
9
12% Mar
'
Apr
7%
pfd
Feb
375
10%
V;
21%
>
$2.00
12%
10
S?ilc Price
r.
6%
*
Paper
Jan
Jan
9%
Friday
Alsof
28%
——
9%
9%
2
5,375
STOCKS
200
19%
*
A
750
15
Canadian Stock Exchange
23
9%
loo
Pittfield—
:
alO
25%
Prices
Amalgamated
28
:
'&
ll
10%
Feb
4.85
alO
common
21% May
____
Home
49%
35
10% May
41% May
14%
10
preferred
Alscope
5
;
115% May
49% May
-
Oil
preferred
4% r/c
Apr
com.*
Ltd
Mines
Jan
*
64%
*
common
44%
—
Jan
1
(Canada)
Gold
Jan
305
49
Feb
*
Bank
Prod
Pac
17%
*
Paper
Co common
8% May
64
8%
14%
Atlas
common
Jan
240
(Geo) class A
Class B '
2.210
9%
1
Wares
9,812
1
21%
10o
Dynamics
8%
Steel——
class
Trans
20%
22%
100
—
Jan
May.
112 115%
Voting trust
147
Co—
preferred
5%%
preferred
3,297
31
8%
14
Jan
23
10
5 r'r
39%
26% Mar
115
i,
Corp Fund—
Pipeline
Atlas
Gatineau
13,885
8%
Knapp (Canada) Ltd.—_
51
*
preferred
500
10%
*
Can
Inv
Gooderham
&
5,539
*
Petroleum
?8%
Ltd
64
*
"
28%
:
63 Va
l
(A J)
38%
'
1
Elevator
20% May
Apr
25% May
a
"a54% a54%
63%
*
Canada.
Ltd
Ltd
15% May
23% Jan
Apr
*
Canada
Gen
Apr
9%
—
<_1
;
Jan
27
««._»
Union Oil Co of Canada Ltd
United Steel Corp
Class
Corp
Falconbridge Nickel Mines—
Famous Players Canadian Corp
20%
445
Feb
24%
al47%
25
*
Electrolux
11% Mar
2,715
38%
;
7% Apr
50
—
*
*
4,450
23%
29%
28%
May
23%
15
Apr
21% Mar
20
23%
—
3 Ms
com
14"%
23
29%
14%
__1
—
Apr
May
*
Canada
"14%
29%
21% May
67% Apr
20 % Feb
22%
66%
100
Ltd—
Brewery
Dupuis
Feb
L23 %
preferred
preferred
of
12%
*
common
Coal
Dominion Textile common
Pont
300
1
Ltd
Du
14%
*
Dominion
Dow
14%
12% May
52% Apr
14% May
*
&
Bros
Jan
10
Ltd
Steel
7 7c
Apr
*
com
-
Lime
Dominion
Donphue
11%
47%
*
Steel
Dominion
Redeemable
200
3,595
May
May
33%
Finance
Zellers
12%
51%
14 %
10%
38%
Texaco Canada Ltd——
Weston
12%
*
&
common
20% May
class A
Wtestcoast
50%
25
Corsets
Dominion
Dominion
40
Jan
7,110
'
May
26% May
51
*
preferred
Jan
14
Co
Steinbergs
Webb
12%
_2.5o
Bridge
.Dominion
Jan
38
14%
8V2
of
Walker
2
Petroleum
Dome
12%
205
375
10
of
Steel
May
1
Seagrams
Jan
40
33
Western
Denison
20%
27.
:
19%
———
Structural
May
153
4,299
37% May
27% Mar
25%
common..
Standard
17
Jan
29 %
Feb
15
Oils
Jan
Jan
31%
100
Williams
Triad
8%
22
'
lie
13% Mar
45
3,952
18%
i-..
Mountain
May
29%
39%
Simpsons
Co
Jan
36%
Sicard Inc common
Southam
Mar
13%
common
Canada Ltd
of
Mar
May
35
40
common
Warrants
Oil
15
31
14%
14%
common.^
Trans
19
May
5c
9,500
•
Jan
Apr
100
16
May
May
10%
common
Corp
9% May
Apr
Jan
Jan
14,
36%
•
—
Canada
7% Mar
Apr
16%
1,615
Jan
Feb
1
*
common
;
Trans
45% May
55
54%
"
common
Co
Trans Canada
Jan
Jan
27
u—
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Third
Jan
39
440
6%
7c
17
s
Crain
Crown
19
Jan
45%
54%
Jan
100
Toronto-Dominion
27%
100
120
*
Apr
7% May
Jan
Feb
9%
109
29%
III
Canada Ltd
Jan
6%
Jan
88
99%
Mar
23%
Ltd
Apr
64 % May
12
36%
*
8%
0% May
22%
202
45%
common
4.25
Jan
28%
155
16
,_1
9.25
Jan
57% May
5% Feb
200
26
22
Jan
7% May
1,025
9%
Jan
30% May
11% Jan
7.90
238
7
7%
*
—
-
8
8.25
64 %
4.95
18%
300
8.10
Jan
24% Jan
10% Jan
2,031
64%
*
:
4.00
12,219
6%
Glass
Coi'bys class A
Coronation Credit
Rights
«•*
Bldg Corp Ltd common-'*
Consolidated
Consumers
2
•
19%
8.20
•
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Co
500
■
11%
19%
25
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Cellulose
Consolidated
11%
8
Rio
(B
Columbia
11%
—•
—
Corp
fCoghlin
May
1'5% May
48'/a May
Jan
50
Apr
27%
640
_^5
Shawinigan Water & Power com__.
Series A 4% pfd
;
Series B 4% % pfd
...
Shell Investments Ltd 5%% pfd.
May
83
May
com—*
Canadian Marconi
•:
82
18
397
31
54%
Shawinigan Industries rights-
Jan
15% Mar
30%
105
100
Co
Foods
Apr
30%
98%
*
Products
Lawrence
May
14 %
30%
v
Salada
23
Jan
1,475
10
Preferred
St
12%
13%
30%
com
20% Mar
Feb
13
30%
*
Ltd
24% May
26 Va Apr
60
13
•
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Chemical
Jan
109
5
Co
Jan
18%
al3% al3%
10
—♦
;
„
23
20
2,090
4,330
partic pfd
i.
class A_*
Apr
19% May
Jan
109
St Lawrence Cement class A
Feb
-
23
14% : 14%
100
preferred
7%
50
22%
J.
common
4 %, %
4.00
83
22%
*
common
Class B
631
83
10
Tel
Jan
May
9%
Mar
16%
9,747
Class A
100
-
International
Preferred
25%
16
200
24%
Mines Ltd
Reitman's
9%
changed to
Canadian Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Canadian Industries common—
—*
24%
25%
Development
5.00
_2—
24%
River Ltd *
Corp of Canada—
9
Husky Oil
Canadian
1,025
Petroleum
5.00
—
400
23
55% May
8% Mar
36
230
UVa
19%
23
Co "A"—2.50
preferred
18
*
B
Husky Oil. Name
37%
1.1%
•
11%
19
23
Paper
Rio
May
51% Mar
'
pfd
Apr
preferred
Quebec Telephone
'
10%
—
7%
6%
11% May
560
—*
6,300
Royal Bank of Canada.
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
12,500
common.*
common
9
Rothmans
55
•
'
Aluminum
Apr
8%
May
54%
'
2,900
9
•
*
&
May
7%
:
Bros
Jan
22
9
♦
Tel &
May
Apr
».18%
Jan
7%
2.50
Penmans
Mar
7%
Bloedel & Powell
Steel
Apr
16
25
May
10
Feb
16%
8%
Page-Hersey Tubes
13% Jan
20%
a7%i
&
Trust
Price
155
8%
Ltd
Power
Drug &
Placer
1,245
a22
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Power
300
17%
*
Trust
Pacific
16%
16%
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«.*
Locomotive
7%
16 Va
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*
B
Ontario
17%
:
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10
A
-
(M)
17
Jan
May
A
class
Apr
11%
„
Ltd
Cos
Apr
9%
50
:
Bros
17%
20
Algom Mines
Rolland Paper class A
11 Va
-
class
58
% Jan
*
—3
preferred
88
9%
Chemical Co Ltd common—* '
Canadian Fairbanks Morse-class A—50
Canadian
14
Financial
85%
*
com
Scotia Light & Power__£
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
29% May
251; May
Jan
11%
Canadian
Class
14
20%
•
common
$2.20
al2% al2%
26% Mar
Ltd
Nova
May
*
Electronics—
Breweries
17% May
18% Jan
Noranda
Feb
73
29
241/4
Canadian
Jan
National
24% May
39% Apr
29%
Canada
13 %
14%
Quebec Natural Gas
Jan
29
'Canadian
87
Feb
1,755
National
Feb
8.75
6.10 May
23%
f-—'
Feb
9%
Moore
Jan
17% Jan
a87 Va
—
78%
25
Class B
57% May
19% Feb
a88
Malting
48%
2,300
4.65 Mar
30%
Feb
23%
Foundries common—.—10
Iron
Canada
525
87
Service
Montreal
18% May
23% Jan
Jan
*
Canada
53%
84%
all% all%
Public
Montreal
Apr
2,098
39%
29
52%
26% May
54% May
Molson Breweries Ltd
Jan
21%
2,860
-A
—————_——20
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—*
May
preferred
Miron Co Ltd 6%
May
6%
Jan
52
1,285
preferred
26
5%%
Feb
54
27% May
12 % Jan
10
6.40
Jan
5
3,459
——*
.
1,747
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
53
50% Feb
3,946
29
18%
Jan
50
600
6.10
Cement common.———
Apr
26%
Maritime
57% May
53% Feb
653
;
6.10
.i~—.—
34%
May
19%
'
Jan
Class
May
635
51%
57%
*
Products
48
20%
20%
25
com
28%
MacMillan
Apr
79
52
3.85
4,238
Jan
3.50
Feb ;;
18%
18%
34%
26 Va
Maclaren
May
76%
2.70 Mar
34 V8
26%
Loeb
Jan
70%
28%
1
*
69% Mar
Feb
34%
Utils
Class B
25% May
68%
73%
Loblaw
37,60 Apr
25%
■.(.
Apr
$1.25
19% May
23
Apr
78%
class A—
Ltd
Gold
5%
3,246
19%
75%
Columbia Power
Mills
Canada
27 Va
3.30
Light & Power
Forest
$1.30
27
18%
22% Mar
63%
Lewis
53% May
9% May
77%
Oil
Columbia
Canada
Jan
pfd———50
American
Building
Jan
7%
23%
37.55
—~£
British
Bulolo
50%
3.30
—
British
British
50
340
77%
Paper common
5%%
r
9%
a
10
preferred—
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Jan
18%
^
Paper
9
50% Mar
53%
Va
—-12 5
&
Bowaters
Bruck
150
20
11,423
Laurentide
May
12% May
53% May
27 Va
—
—
Tele phone
British
645
53
High
Apr
69%
Canada
Ltd (John)_
Laura Secord Candy Shops
56
12%
53%
ab
*
5%
Jan
a9% V
25
A
Bowater
52%
17%
68 V*
Mar
*
Banque Canadian National—
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bowater
220
54
100
68%
of
Labatt
45% May
53
Bank of Nova Scotia——,—.—10
Bell
Jan
Low
20
*
Jamaica
50% May
May
12
————^
Power
Feb
52
42
*
*
~5%% "pfd—I—
:
46%
20
175
55
Bank of Montreal——————10
Place
825
45%
56
45
—50
*
50
50
A
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50%
a53 Va a53 Va
preferred
50
pfd—50
Co 4% %
Rfppl
Bathurst
/49
350
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High
20
Paper common
7.60
Corp new common_2.50
$2.00 preferred
;
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Interprovincial Pipe Lines—
—5
Feb
24%
58 Va
27%
Low
*
com_
International
Apr
24%
Corp
Bailey' Selburn
■
46
Feb
53%
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Class1
40%
27%
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.50 class A preferred
$2.70 class B preferred
Class C preferred
Atlflc
3,054
58%
S2.90
Asbestos
45%
Nickel
Powders
Share*
Internat'l
High
pfd—25
—50
4%
preferred
Anglo
Atlantic
44 Va
Low
*
Ltd
Aluminum
High
Bronze
International
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
*
Algoma Steel
At .minium
Shares
International
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
of Prices
45
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Low
*
25
common
STOCKS
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Range
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Friday
Exchange
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Last
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7%
1.00
Apr
Jan
8% May
1.19 May
20c
Jan
Jan
3,000
~
11c
6c
Feb
9c
Jan
4.400
4%c
Apr
11c
Mar
12
May
500
10
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,
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Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
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Cleveland
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Consol
Cadillac
Central
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New
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&
11c
8~c
2.35
81c
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85c
8,410
71c
11c
11c
12c
4,500
7 VaC
Feb
4c
4c
1,000
3 Vac
Jan
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14c
Apr
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2,100
4c
Jan
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Feb
Jan
4.70
Apr
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4.55
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4c
8,000
4c
5c
6,000
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24
5c
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1
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4.60
3c
1.50
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Dalfen's
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Delta
29
20c
18c
Apr
25c
36%
Jan
Dolsan
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4.000
16c
Apr
30c
11
260
8
Feb
Dominion
*
12
Jan
10c
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0
Leaseholds
Nickel
East
Sullivan
Elder
Peel
Empire
Oil
Equity
Fab
Fabi
Minerals
Fiscal
Fort
Reliance
Lake
Fox
1.92
Jan
1.12
200
1.00
Jockey Club
14c
Jubilee
Iron
Keeley
Kiena
Gold
Kodiak
25c
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Dufault
23 c;
Jan
3 Vac
Jan,
6c
23.500
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
5c
May
Apr
May
;
25c
942
3.20
3,100
1.59
C
25J/aC
31c
37,500
10c
Jan
6c
35c
6c
7c
5c
Mar
8c
2.30
2.30
6c
6c
1,500
1.90
1.98
18,574
14c
7c
1,840
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14c
15c
1.80
47,500
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6c
500
*
3.25
3.25
100
3.15
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100
1.40
215
33
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33 Va
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11
4c
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Beaver
36c
Jan
9
100
9
May
10
Jan
Mercury Chipman
Island Mining Corp Ltd—
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd—.
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mistango River Mines Ltd.—
'Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Automatic
Minera's
Newfoundland
Newrich
Lt
Nocana
1
Amulet
Norlartic
Mines
Co
Northern
9c
Rare
Jan
14
Mar
16% May
Bright
23c
May
87c
British
2,600
49c
7,100
9c
Apr
May
.36c
Silver
109
i—■
Mining & Smelting
Mining
Phoenix
Canada
Oil
non
Quebec
Quebec
cum
Chibougamau
Cobalt
34c
51
Red
Crest
Ruby
Gold
Foo's
Mines
fit
fit
Maurice
Save
Regent
Silver
400
6.60
Feb
3.00
Jan
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•'
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Talisman
Tazin
Mines
L~L"i
3.00
1,325
15,2nr>
: 75.;
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10c
2,850
ic
1
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1
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„
United
Cprp Ltd
Corporations class
United
Obalski
Mining Co Ltd
Principal Properties
Electric
95c
Mar
300
52c
May
May
2.95
11
180
45c
a45c
100
10
2,900
6%
50c
13c
256
48c
14,400
6%
46c
35c
16,500
870
9c 10 Vac
20,900
120 % 120 %
64c
70c
18,100
6C
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see
,
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496
83c
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page 43.
67c
33c
16%
110 Va
51c
15c
3-50
300
26 Va
27
3,160
65c
67c
250
200
11%
Feb
21
450
20
Apr
200V-,
22 Va May
16% Jan
23
19%
24'%
Jail
Jan
Apr
1.00 Mar
Apr
Feb
13
May
120% May
84c
Jan
7c
Jan
12c
6c
May
14c
2.60
15c
3.35
24 Va
Apr
May
Apr
Jan
695
22 Va
Jan
25
220
34 Va
Jan
45
5.00
445
4.10
52c
Jan
57c
32,200
76%
18 Va
18
18%
52
51%
52%
4%%
preferred
1956
12 Va,
12'/a
13
36%
36%
50 Va
57%
15,667
5%
5%
5%
1,104
53
51
53
53
3.80
3.80
90
90
Feb
53
50%
Feb
54 Va
5%
Jan
6
95
50%
Feb
53
V
902
91
*
28%
28 Va
18%
5
2.75
85 V3
Jan
15,262
*
16%
6V4%
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preferred
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May, '
.
30 Va
Jan
300
15%
17
625
21%
24,952
15% Feb
l9Va Feb
23%
38
38 Va
225
30 Va
Jan
39
19 Va
Apr
201/4
Building
&
A
105
Jan
.107 Va
107
Jan
ill
12
Jan
14
19 Va
19 Va
250
17
Jan
19% Mar
28
28 Va
450
'21
Feb
31 Va
Feb
9v2
9%
1,775
8V» Mar
10 V4
Jan
7 Va
8
400
9%
60c
*
58c
23%
23 Va
5%
52
38
28%
29%
29%
23%
—100
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Canada Safeway Ltd preferred— .100
Canada Steamship Lines common.——»
class
Aviation
79%
British
*
Canadian
Canadian
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*
warrants.——.
class
A
Preferred
—
—
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B
—
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30
35
Jan
35
Jan
43
20
Jan
25
90
90
85
Jan
.
V
...
90
May
69%
Jan
90
6IV2
Apr'
320
56
Jan
61
87 Va
575
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61 Va May
89
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495
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80
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57
•
760
25
v
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Feb
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Jan
93 Vb
Jan
96 Va. Feb
740
51
Feb
58
12% May
13
V2
Jan
11%
14 V2
Apr
13%
.13 Vb
120
14
1,435
9%
9%
10
16,875
.
8
Jan
Apr
11%
11%
HVa
20,733
53%
53 Va
54%
1,147
53 Va
53%
620
51 Va Mar
10%
10%
1,830
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10%
44
Apr
10
May
10%
Feb
11 Va May
51
Feb
55
May
May
Apr
2.65 May
14
May
68 % May
55
11
2.40
2.50
1,265
13%
13%
14
932
11
Jan
68 V4
67%
68%
580
26
Jan
37%
37%
558
36
Jan
38 Va
11%
11%
11 Va
24,525
8%
Feb
11 Va
4.70
5.00
16,375
3.00
Feb
9%
9 Vr
9 Va
88c
94c
5,300
80c
Apr
77c
82c
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75c
Jan
1.00
Jan
Apr
8%
Jan
Jan
9 Va Mar
3.00 Jan
5vb May
*
3
1
—
Morse
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class A—*
*
15c
Canadian
92c
—
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7%
7%
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38
•
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class A—♦
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12.463
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8
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1,978
7 Vb
9%
295
7%
5 VB
Jan
Jan
May
5.00 May
9 Va
95c
May
Apr
15%
37
38
1,050
'320
Mar
39
Feb
43%
44
285
33 Va
Jan
44
May
15%
16
535
15
Feb
16 Va
20
pfd
General Securities
1.60 Mar
■
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Canadian General Electric
Husky
26
•
Curtis
B
May
13%
—25
—
Wright
Canadian Dredge Dock——
Class
30
*
:
common...
Warrants
Class
Jan
2.45
——-
Canadian Collieries common..
Canadian
27
4.85
Canners
Celanese
$1.75 preferred %
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
"v.y: 292
3,171
50
56%
9%
preferred
A
-.'May
Apr
14
——
B
40
600
61
B—
—
52
Jan
.1,745
.1,065
44
60 Va
12.50
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29
40
61 Va
Canada
&
49
r, 4,512
■
20
100
16%
Jan
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Jan
y 20 Va May
Name
Husky
changed to
Oil Canada, Ltd
18.250
40c
Jan
33c
75c
35c
Feb
4.800
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
32c
Mar
57c
16 V2
Jan
Canadian
3,653
Imperial Bank
11 Va
16 Va May
Canadian
Industrial
common..
Gas—
*
18
17%
1,939
10
1
15% Mar
67%
19 Va May
67%
68
7,991
61%
Feb
69 Va
2.50
9%
9%
9%
4.670
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Apr
10
18%
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11
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61
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25
1.15
24%' May;
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23%
.
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Apr
■
V
-v
8% Mar
40
10
—
class
Feb V
Jan
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,
Feb
May
May
May
May
May
May
44
common.
42cI
20 V4
52
28%
Jan
200
6,703
39%
28%
•
7 V4
5,276
V
5%
*
52
38 %
-—.20
-
67C
23 Va
———1—
-
Packers
111
5%
Malting
Class
50
•
Foundries
"
May
65
7Va
—
'■
Feb
97
-476
...
preferred
Canada
Jan
'
May
92%
V9
—49
-
Canada
94
.
97 Va May
-
13
common
A
110
58
Jan
Apr
13 VB
*
—
Iron
Jan
94
88
•
HOVa
*
Cement common
PreferredCanada Dominion Sugar.
Class
•
.
Mar
100
common
Canada
4%%
17
___l
preferred
Foils
5lVa
30
70
■•VV'v
91
97
Canada
Canada
1,036
96
107
*
Bread
'
96
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
A
57%
.
106
Cabol
Class
56%
20
96
Dry Dock class
Canada
56%
Jan
•
106
coj
Burrard
20
100
Products
y-y"-.v.v
Feb
20
96
i_
i
-
Apr
875
',
i
.
Jan
91
A
..
.
18Va May
16% May
16 Va
/■:'
-
■
Mar
20 Va
100
-
class
y. \-VVr
.
4.65 Mar
20%
*
(1956)---—-,—100
Company
Bruck
.
Apr
May
95
27Va May
12 Va May
4,876
;
"
.
May
6
Jan
60
.
I8V2
16%
May
13,724
28%
18%
*
Jan
50%
3.90
*
18 %
37% Apr
57% May
5% May
720
6
-
Feb
310
52
Jan
53 Va
425
5 Va
52
4.10
18% May
'
Feb
Apr
5
*"
May
V
53%
5%
70
12% May
33% Jan
53 % Feb
300
56 Va
•
—
15%
Jan
2.70 May
Jan
16 Va
500
36%
_,i__10O
General
Apr
100
1,125
1,230
-
56%
,
series...
•-
Apr
*
'.i
«.
V
Jan
3.50
common.25
Canadian
Jan
Feb
2.80 Mar
Corp
Canadian
May
Apr
62%
•
Jan
4.25
35c
69% Mar
5%
common
y
May
Mar. %
2,136
50
Products
class A
•'•'
5.00 May
1.70 Feb
*
Jan
3.15 May
27
Jan
24% May
19% May
-+
3,825
Class
16
22%
12,639
Canadian
42c
,
2.75
May
Feb
14 Vb Mar
V:
2.75
May
Jan
8% May
•
2.75
45c
Jan
Feb.
24 Va
*
:
•
■
7
37.60
37.60
--
'
53
May
;
53 Va Apr
>, ,
"•■•' y
,53 Va May
V ":
•
69
11
64c
v
■
3.45
Class
24c
Feb
75%
Breweries
*
Preferred —i—50
; 7%
50
3.30
*
Telephone
Canadian
Feb
Feb
68%
Feb
Apr
50%
19,330
Jan
Feb
4.60
__20
British Columbia
Burns
Jan
7 Va
74%
Jan
1.14 Mar
1
13%
8%
50%
1
;
•'
-
Apr
12 V2 May
9% May
-•
common
Power
Sugar
Jan
Jan
600
735
1,025
7,881
6,610 ;
8V4
:
i
May
May
17
Columbia
1.10
62c
5.300
24%
53 Va
75
i_:
Columbia
Preferred
4.75
5.400
18,000
5.3 Va
18%
68%
55c
Jan
,8c
150
22 Va
Class B
Canadian
10c
15c
•
.
British
Jan
50c
15,200
6 VaC
2.75
Mar
19 Va May
13c
Jan
6c
2.65
May
20
May
16 Va Mar
3.45
27
•
Feb
May
14% May
6 VaC Jan
jpu,
7 Vac
■
__
;
Apr
30c
15 Va
._i
B
May
7,755
30c
7 VaC
17c
Feb
35c
80c
*
Jan
V53
Jan
1,000
12c
3.75
3.25
52c
10c
•Jan
May
11% May
24VaC Apr
6Vac
1.00
52c
5c
49
May
27c
11
lpc
3.25 May
8c
Jan
2.25 Mar
625
9c
1
Ltd
Mal¬
3.20
18%
Feb
175
21
23
55c
Preferred
59,700
.100
.
Jan
SO
65c
1
pfd
Jan
:
2.25 Mar
79c
Ltd
Canada Freezers
Rights
tJnited Asbestos
9
14Vac Jan
15
■
United Towns
6.500
Jan
■
4c
35C
Ltd
Ltd
Trans
For
v
6%
Ltd
Exploration
45
rt".
;
2.45
70c
Jan
7 Vac
75
1C
79c
May
48c
a48
14c 14VaC
49 VaC
Apr
3.50 Mar
May
a45c
14 %C
8.20
11c
•Feb
1.00
r
Jan
6c
3.00
11
22c
70c
2.30
1
Mar
Jan
1<% 15 «Ae
3.15
Ltd
Mine? Ltd,
Mines
46c
24c
Jan
820
A
Petroleum
Lake
Mar
51% May
Apr
20c
-
5c
Feb
4c
11%
.
Feb
57c
3 Vac
19c
2.30
1.60
Feb
2,UU(J
2.85
15C
Jan
7c
53
•
*
Oil.—
British
Brown
a__
12,000"
5c
10 Va
i
5c
1.000
■
14 Vac Mar
%4C
2.85
20
May
May-
30c
'
1,000
62c
•
11%
1
i
Southern Canada Power 6%
Spartan Air Services
Tache
4c
6c
9,700
3,500
21.500
6c
4c
4c
'V
3.05
a48
Ltd
class
United
6c
62C
•
Ltd
Bobey'soStores
Tib
)31c
6C
Ltd
South
Jan
-750
2.66
.—i
Mines
Dufault
13c
'
'
Mines
Summit
Supertest
52,300
5,831
2.95
i
_•
Jan
Mar
lie
'30c
i
Ltd
(1957)
Silver
48 Va
7.90
lc
Metals
May
19c
*'■!* '» V"
Development
Town
510
1,060
5 Vac
—2
Inc
Exploration
Sangamo Co Ltd
Silver
30c
—.
3.40
31c
;
Diversified Lands
Gas
Salem
&
8,150
19c
American
preferred
Feb
*
—
Traction common
(TG) common
5%%
4c
9%
53%
8%
*
Brazilian
Feb
a—
12 V*
'l:
y-v
'•
10%
62%
•
I—
15c
4VacMay
al6c
common
17
V
Apr
50 V4 May
Jan
9%
r
'
'
Feb
10 Va
13 Va
52%
12
Feb
12
53 Vt
V
29% May
52%
•'-■
;:v'
24 Va
52% Mar
14 Vl Mar
10
9%
Jan
Jan
2434 May
55% May
Mar
46 Va
990
10%
*
preferred
■
'••17
10%
*
preferred
preferred
'125
'
Columbian
Lawrence
St
Shop
8,000
-16%
10
common;
4%%
5,000
.
Lawrence
fiaucon
6C
new
4% %
12c
17
10%
25
9 Vac Mar
35,500
75
50
Paper
Forest
Jan
53 Va
10
Packers
May
1,205
53 Va
—
Jan
Jan
9 % May
21% Jan
890
50%
Jan
19
22
24,657
23%
*
common
Jan
10c
1
2.75
110
29 Va
23
48 Va
10
Columbia
-Feb
27%
23
108 Va
-
,
810
48 Va
Jan
9.75
Jan
43%
-
31% May
110
*
&
15c
Jan
12c
7.85
pfd
Ltd
Apr
17c
27%
1—_*
Columbia
Jan
6,892
10
Jan
2.50 May
Apr
19
.
'
*
British
Apr
55 Va
10
20
British
May
2.45 Mar
53 Va
s.
Feb
12
'-810
B
Jan
9
■
24
common
common
Jan
73
750
,3.40
.
Enterprises Ltd
Warrants
Feb
34c
16c
1
Exploration
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Telephone 5% 1956
pfd
1.50
5
201
51%
.
al6c
18c
1.50
9 V2C Mar
6c
30c
50
—-1
&
.
a
4 Vac
1st pfd 50
5
Goldfields Ltd—1
2nd
:
al2c
1
partic
;2.'
Feb
Feb
1.90
Jan
•
9 Vac 10 VaC
Corp of Canada 4 Va %
6%
14c
2
Pitt Gold
Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Power
109
5 Vac
%
6%
11
65,300
1.90
70c
48 Vac May
">r>o
17c
107
.
6c
*
Corp
146,350
1.75
1.80
-
10 %c
•
Ltd
Pennbec
.'.125
14c
1
pfd
Mines
Mines
202
12
lie
10c
River
62c
8%
1.75
—1
Ltd
V
62c
1.80
1
-
10c
8 Va
17c
1
Corp
Metals
55c
: 9c
•
1.10
23%
•
Mersey
Bramalea
500
%
23%
17 Va
.
Apr ;l. *
May.
.7..-\
Jan
83c
Jan
7.50 Mar
106
'.
2.80
Jan.
2.00
3.012
-
9,500
8
60
19
;
Bowaters
31c
1.75
1
:
May
108
100
A
Valley
3 no
12
10
Ltd_
Jan
Apr
9.15
18%
Bowater Corp 5%
preferred
50
5 Va %, preferred
„—50
'Bowater Paper
v£lV
16%
60c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
.\
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investmn Co—1
Peace
23c
50c
•
Northwest Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd_l
Patricia
Jan
5%
Jan
65c
•
9,061
9.00
107 Va
19
25
Telephone
29c
1
Quebec Power Co 1st
Paudash
14c
Feb
Bell
Bow
2.25
8 Va
Ltd_*
Ltd
::
Asbestos
26,000
55c
*
;
Ltd
North .American
North American
23c
*
Co
Mines
66c
30c
1
Ltd
Mines Ltd.
41c
Apr
5%
Class
16%
*
1
:—•
Co
Mar
50c
Bathurst Power
May
3.60 May
2.25
*
&'Pow
12c
1,000
21c
•
Ltd
Exploration
West
4,900
63c
1
Frigistors Ltd
'New
19c
63c
common—•
Vending
Native
Needco
5%
i7c
17c
1
Royal Dairies Ltd
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Apr
5%
•
"Merrill
Feb
54%
2.-35
1,300
4,650
108
preferred
Lumber
25c
Jan
8,510
76C
46
25
Feb
Industries
Beatty
9
*
—5
Bartaco
Feb
Jan
44%
2.75
2.50
V
HigL
Jan
Mar
22
3.35
Jaii
Mar
'
200
Jan
Rights
Mar
14c
V
2.55:
10
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia—
10c
22c
15c
25
27%
—
Autofab Ltd.. class B-,
24c
1,000
15c
38 Vac
Low
40%
'
73c
—
81c
2,500
4,000
1
POn
25
7,415
107 Va
'
May
28c
' 50c
.
45 Va
*
class
being
.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
44 Va
130
•
Electric
..
Shares
50
common
May
21
52 V4
Mount
Jan"
for Week
2.40
common.
—
Jan
.
26C
National
/
Jan
Sales
Range
10
—-
Hardware
one
22,715
preferred
B
first
OILS.:
31
preferred
A
The
and
110
preferred.—.
class
Auto
Feb
51%
Mount
'
Dollars
10
Atlantic Sugar Refineries
.'Class A ———,
Atlas Steels
i
.May
12%
26c
Ltd
'
Feb
4.55 May
30 Va
preferred—
Acceptance
Preferred
30% May
Jan
8% May
51%
Mines
13
8Vac
109%
preferred
Temple
Canadian
Zioo
—i
Atlantic
8% Jan
*
Pleasant
Jan
Apr
30%
common
class
in
9.00
4%
1st
C
$2.50
Ash
33% May
.1.32 May
7.10 May
-
5
Mount
Jan
4V2c Mar
86c
Jan
109%
1
Credit
Ltd
Co
B
Ashdown
6 % Mar
Jan
7%
r»o
TVa'w
'
*
common
-
80c
7_100
common
$2.70
,1:60 May
.
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Ltd
■
Jan
5
1
Gas.
$2.60
Feb
1
Distilleries
5c
<
3.85
parts.
of Prices
—
Corp
Class
;
Apr
5.15
Jan
20%
Apr
Jan
3.85
Jan
1.32
5.70
•
preferred
12 %c Mar
..
3Vac
MINES
75C
preferred
Class
Argus
-1.09 ;Feb
Jan
33%
20%
1
7c
1.20 May
1
the
Week's
'
2.75
Anglo Canadian Pu}p & Paper pfd___50
Anthes Imperial class A
•
3.25 May
5% May
5,765
.7%
4 Vi%
Mar
2.28
Jan
1.25
1
two
list
2.45
Bldg
Aluminium
20Vac Mar
May
2.85
7%
1
■
9c
Jan
1.20
1,35
into
25
_---
Central
Aluminum
Jan."
Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Matachewan Cdn Gold Mines Ltd
7%
40c
/;•
Jan
Exchange
second
Low
common
preferred
Algonquin
% 2.80 May
2.60 May
2.500
22,020
5%
Apr
3c
Apr
3.20 Mar
4,937
53c
3.70
;
3.45
,<•
*
Ltd
3.25
50c
3.60
50c,
Ltd
,
3.00
r
*
——*
2.00
1.50 Mar
2.35
1
—
Melchers
12,000
200
45
—25
Algoma Steel
Apr
5Vac Jan
.1.79
Mining
Ltd
_
4.50
Expressed
warrants
B
Algoma
Jan
4.25
Are
trust
A
Class
Jan
8Vac
preferred
Alberta Natural
May
5,000
Leland Publishing
<Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd—
Lownfey Co Ltd (Walter M)
100
3,500
4c
segregated
the
Lasi
Class A preferred.———,——.
Class
29 VaC May
35c -, Apr
oc
b ,odu
Shown
STOCKS
Warrants '
May
1.64
-
are
STOCKS, and
Paper common—
Distillers
Voting
8.00 Mar
3.80
1
Exchange Issues
Alberta Gas Trunk common
Mar
7.00
'28c
Ltd
Alberta
May
136.500
28c 29 Vac
28c
32c
Ackla'nd
Jan
oc
*
(Alfred) Inc class A
Lamontagne Ltd class A
--
Par
Abitibi Power &
Apr
8%
1.59
Lambert
13
43c
4.25
T
Sale Price
May
3.60
Ltd
Ltd
May
82c
3 VaC
Friday
INDUSTRIAL
"Feb
16c
1.59
.
Mines
% 4c
3.70
l
Stock
Prices
Feb
40c
5,000
Accept
Laduboro
1.17
May
Apr
May
4 Vac
4c
Toronto
INDUSTRIAL
Feb
5v2c
—
12
3c
13
Toronto Stock
The
Feb
1
Ltd
Ltd
May
82c
-
.
Feb
Ltd.*
Mines-
81c
82c
-2
Jan
1
&
Jan
Mar
".
40c
2.57 May
Jan
25c
100
25
29c
25c
Mar
8%
1,000
1
Petroleums
25c
30c
M
Co
5%
3.6j Mar
May
,3c
3 V2C
'
Mar¬
160
V
y
Mar
10c
25
a7.00
Ltd
Oil
3c
8c
30,500
a8%
28c
Corp class A
5
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd—1
Lake
14c 14 Vac
28c
Jan
Mar
'
a7.00
1
Corp
Frontier
59,000
a8%
—*
16c
,
155
2,000
14c
*
common
Renting Aviation
3 VaC
12c
14c
1
Dredging
Ltd
15,000
3c
^
Labrador
1.12
1
Mining
be
3c
1,500
3,600
_1
Jan
16
Jan
5
Continental
23
3
1.12
s
1.95
•:
25VaC Apr
1,000
Inspiration Ltd
Helium
12,500
14,300
3c
*
28 Va May
68c
Jan
1,000
19c
20c
Ltd
Ceramic
9c 10 V2c
3c
1.19 Mar
Feb
870
28c
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
International
Interprovincial
Mar
27c
28 Va
Mines Ltd
International
Israel
10c
25c
27c
1
Ltd
High
Jan
May
3c
Jan
1,000
19,500
2.25
Ltd—
Uranium
33c
a
Bay Copper Mines
Genuine Autotronics of Canada
Age
Jan
28c
al.80
Ltd
Glen Lake Silver Mines
Golden
22VaC
—*
Minerals
1.80
4c
Ltd.
Feb
18c
Fundy
Gui-Por
ge
26%
1
(1945)
Mines
Jan
1,056
2.25
pfd
Mines
Mines
6c
6 V2C
al.80
Inc
Ltd
Co
*
28c
*
Rock
Jan
-1
:
Ltd
Investments
Flint
15%
100
P*d
Ltd
Fontana
400
26%
Ltd
Industries
15 V2
28c
1
Explorations
Feralco
25c
Jan
25c
7%
Power
Metal Mines
34c
Mar
1.50
1
:
Mines- Ltd
&
May
lie
500
6VaC
Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Ltd.-—-
r
10C
1,000
1
Com
Kootenay
East
1,000
15c
1.80
--
1
Ltd
Dumont
vlOc
15c
1.75
—
1.75
1
&
Mines
-
Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth
2,100
Jan
15%
•
5
Ltd
Dumagami
9 Vac
Low
5
12 Va Mar
—
Explorers
2.00
1,650
11 Va Mar
100
.
Ltd—
1.80
'
.
•
41% May
12 Va
\ 'V
*
A_;
5%
_1
Oil
Jan
7,892
18c
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
_1
Westburne
Apr
1,660
40%
11
Ltd
Corp
-
2.00
*
Mar
17c
Shares
5
Jan
5c
12 Va
Ltd—
,i Denault Limitee-class
4c
Jan
5
A
A
—
Electronics
Jan
25
10
class
Ltee
class
Inc
Crusade
3c
Low
-
3%c Feb
for Week
5
.
_1
Jan
20c
—
,
Credit
4.00
92c
39 Va
—
39 '/a
I
1,365
May
SalesS
Range
of Prices
'
ar
Feb
Jan
1
Mines Ltd
Copperstream
Apr
90c
(Can) Ltd-
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Consolidated
4c
9,150
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
1,000
2.10
—--1
Corp.!
Commodore Business Mach
Low
4c
2.00
2.G5
1
1
.
High
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
4c
*
Minerals
Shares
Low
1
Ltd_
Corp
Chemalloy
Ltd
Mines
Manitoba
Cessland
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended May 24)
Sales
Range
Par
Monday, May 27, 1963
...
May
Feb
-
■
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'1
Volume
Number 6267
197
The Commercial
...
Financial Chronicle
and
(2185)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Industries
Canadian
Preferred
Marconi
Canadian
Co-
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Salt
Railway
preferred
Tire Corp
Canadian
Common
83
75
4.35
3,354
30%
10
11 %
11%
20%
21 %
*
*
27%
27%
28%
r
80
38 Va
34%
101
101
30% May
25
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Cement
Co
Natural
Gas
Utilities
common
29
May
46
"...
Mar
34% May
101
Feb
'
5%
preferred
Canadian
4 He
——
—
_
Natural
Western
preferred
Properties'
Canadianwide
Bldg
Capitai
Chateau
Wines
K
20
19%
20
350
17
17
t 17
320
15%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
100
4.55
Apr
3.60
13.70
3.10
Apr
Jan'
com__V
20
1
—
Industries.^
Gai
Chrysler
C
Gas
—
—__
•
*
15%
15%
63%
63%
3,675
150
12
18,097
*
22
22
150
*
15
15
100
7% ;i 7%
5,960
\
,
Class
Dunlop
common
A
,
Columbia
Cellulose
Consolidated
1
7%
•
*
8
8
8
*
Bakeries
9%
9
9%
Building
common
Preferred
Consolidated
Consumers
Gas
common
Distillery
Dale
-
9% Mar
8,154
Jan
6.35
10,524
22%
Jan
27%
39%
195
106 %
107 % 107%
50
106 %
19
8%
17%
27
7c
7c
57%
2.60
2.60
2.65
51%
5,077
22%
20%
22%
Electrohome
Jan
69
61
Apr
Apr
2.50
Feb
2.85 Mar
Jan
52%
20,041
17
Feb
120
119
120
200
110
Feb
124
16'/a
14%
16%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
8.15
75
66%
67%
3,192
common
Scottish
*
2.65
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
15%
15%
16
Co
20%
Jan
2.75 Apr
50% May
15% May
Jan
May
17 Ve
100
16
Jan
20
24
Apr
Jan
20% May
16%
11
Mar
12
Feb
9% Mar
18
Mar
•
Washing
42
2,820
20
20
550
com.1*
9%
9%
10
3,400
38
37%
38
110
30
Jan
39
Mar
260
260
29
189
Mar
260
Mav
8
8
800
1.75
Co
41%
20
1.75
250
pvd_
Investment
Match
41%
20
*
Mach
Trust
new
;
Empire Life Insurance
Exquisite Form common
10
8
.
warrants
36%
Jan
44%
Apr
17
Jan
20
Jan
10%
"
7% May
1.60
10%
Jan
2.45
Apr
Jan
Apr
*
63%
63%
64
7,522
50%
Jan
64%
Famous
•
20%
20%
21 Ve
4,290
17
Jan
21% May
25
Feb
28
Players Canadian..
Farmer Candy
Fanny
Federal
Farms
Federal
1
Grain
A
660
4.40
200
4.40
Feb
4.95
Jan
2.00
class
27
4.40
4.40
-
2.00
100
2.00 May
2.50
Feb
69
67
69%
229
58
Jan
79
Feb
20
20
20
27%
122
20
May
30
Jan
•
_
72c
65c
Mar
Fleet Mfg
Fleetwood
Corp
Ford
Motor
Ford
of
70c
Co
*
100
52%
♦
19%
(A J)
(Charles)
Freuhauf
A
Trailer
Apr
28 %.
45%
Feb
147
171%
Jan
1,219
9Vb
Jan
11% May
385
25%' Jan
29% May
28%
28%
♦
5%
5%
5%
20%
19%
20%
645
*
class
;
55%
55
190
9%
1
common
Jan
Feb
189
7%
7%
7%
300
193
"
'
Freiman
83c
25
Jan
9%
189%
9%
*
Companies
3,400
22%
52%
5
;
Co
75c
22%
1
Canada
Foundation
Frosst
Jan
*
Preferred
Fraser
26%
*
common
Warrants
125'
i>% May
18% Mar
6%
Apr
Feb
7
20% Jan
8
Jan
Apr
'
Gatineau Power common
5%
——*
preferred
5%%
34%
—100
104%
preferred-
General
General
_
_
Development
General
General
Petroleum
General
Steel
—1
,
'
Motors
Preferred
4%
Tire
B
*
common
A
_
_
*
*
common
_
_
__
1956
B
Coal
_
class
class
127
144
Jan
6%
6%
5%
8%
100
7Vb
15%
Jan
24%
24
24%
3,165
11,590
19%
Jan
12%
13
370
Feb
6% May
Jan
20
Jan
49
.
Feb
8%
19%
150
"
'
'
10%
10%
50
5
1.10
1.35
1,100
1.85
200
6%
6%
17%
17%
100
6%
17%
•
'
17
44
74c
Jan
Apr
10% May
50
14
1.60
2.35
100
23
24
3,740
59%
61
730
100
9%
9%
225
2.55
2.45
2.65
26,816
71%
71%
25
-
45c
May-
1.35 May
Mar
5,629
2.35
•,
13%
1.70 May
6% Jan
14%' Feb
23%
8Va Mar
20% May
24% May
Feb
9%
i;
2,655
.
7
./'•••
8.65 Jan
145
50
71%
.
May
11% May
Mar
45%
50
9%
•
90
Feb
19%
17 Va
A
_
2.45
...
%<:•
Feb
Mar
Apr
7
17% May
17% May
1.80
3.50
1.80 Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
24
May
58% Mar
64
9VB Mar
;-:
Apr
Mar
Jan
50
Jan
76
395
18
Jan
20 % May
50
25
Jan
26% Mar
Apr
20'%
25
26
26
7
..7
7%
11,870
—100
class
97%
97%
98
250
75
Jan
100
7 May
55%
56
100
50
Mar
56
May
3.20
3,35
—,
-
♦
B
20%
-
5
preferred
21%
21 Va
1.75
44
•
•
13
60%
1
7%
7
*
;
■
25%
—
62%
common
_j
13
—
1—20
■
700
•'
1.90
44
"
21%
1.85
—50
I-I25
Erie
iviv
26
—20c
_
Preferred
Warrants'
20 %
*
Pittfield
Class
1.15
1.15
'
13
63
7%
1.20
60
30
175
25%
-
125
29,105
•
,
730
3,875
1,220
Imperial
Life
Imperial
Imperial
*
Glaze
Oil
Assurance
32%
32%
Industrial
Minerals
For
footnotes,
see page
215
44%
Jan
60
common
69%
10,194
2.50
26%
26%
26%
3,735
53%
53
53%
550
60c
5
26%
Jan
60c
40
5
875
425
45c
3.00
78%
May
84%
87
2,833
2.25
2.40
11,150
1.50
Feb
65
65
270
57%
58%
1,946
Jan:; :
53
5%
.
5%
5%
97,936
30
160
Jan
4.55
Jan
87
if.:
May
2.65
11%
Jan
59%
Mar
Jan
11
11%
9 Va
Feb
4.95
Jan
2.05
925
Jan
133/4
'
Jockey
1
—
__
_
Class
6%
•
B
Ltd
3.35
6,505
10%
200
10
10%
10%
10%
50
..
»
|
;
•
1—
1.70 Mar
75c
860
Feb
80c
4.070
2.40
Feb
3.40 May
2.60
2.55
2.65
9,265
2.35
Feb
2.90 May
11
10'A
-10
•
class A
_
-
_
500
16 %
2,926
38
—
Feb
Va
17 V.
25%
80
22V4
1,595
42 %
42 %
v
40
Feb
43%
Jan
8
May
12%
Feb
16
Feb
23'A
Apr
26%
Fek
20% Mar
22%
Jan
19
8'A
8
8%
19 VB
18%
19'A
400
5,010
-
13%
5,851
Jan
19% May
13
12%
12%
13
1,435
10 Va
Jan
32%
32%
33
1,815
303A
Apr
33%
Jan
32%
33
545
31 %
Apr
33%
Jan
9%
9'A
9%
950
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
•
8%
8%
8%
14,122
Jan
9
83A
9
12,659
7% Apr
7% Mar
9 3-a
•
9%
Jan
-50
50%
50%
Apr
183/4
183A
50%
19 V*
51V.
•
2,235
A-2.53
23
23
23
2,495
24%
Ltd
(M)
Maclaren
&
Power
B
24
J an
iq
22
Mar
25
May
200
23
Jan
24 Vb May
25
24%
25%
12,719
Jan
26
2.60
2.95
3,900
34
34
300
12%
14Va
14%
13%
14%
14%
104 104%
104
2.740
20,955
-
18%
2.25
Feb
32
May
3.20
Brick
class
Jan
13%
Jan
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
14 % May
Feb
107% May
109
140
102
108
109
210
104%
Jan
3.00
2.70
3.10
5,500
1.95
Jan
7%
7%
7%
2,075
12%
12%
12%
31
12%
Feb
12% Mar
2.15
2.10
2.30
1.75
Jan
2.45 May
3.65
3.70
38,295
1,058
11%
12%
850
30
3.65
,*
A_—
31
489
31
•
class A
7
Feb
3.00 Mar
6
Jan
8
3.95
Jan
31%
30%
31
340
8%
9
280
90
90
100
86
Apr
13%
13%
13%
1,805
12
-Feb
Montreal Trust
5
98%
98
99%
70
88
Jan
100
Moore Corp
common
*
54%
54 Va
54%
3,909
45%
Jan
55
Containers
1
5%
5%
5%
75
4.45
Jan
Drug & Chemical common—•
;
5
16
15%
16
1,990
14%
Feb
16
16
16
25
14% Mar
28
28
50
27%
Jan
28%
29%
1,905
21
Jan
National
National
Preferred
20
National Grocers preferred—
National Trust
29
——10
1.66
Ontario
Nova
Scotia
19%
Apr
30
36%
6,327
19%
3,195
19%
51
51
Apr
Apr
Feb
1.77 May
31% Mar
37 Vb
Feb
Mar
Apr
17%
Jan
20
890
9%
49
Jan
51% May
9
Jan
9%
5.75
5.75
100
100
pfd
Jan
Jan
1,798
51% '
9
85"
85
85
205
80
Apr
85
:
Utilities
West
Apr
Jan
28 %
19%
Warrants
North
1.40
17 Va
25
1
Apr
28% May
29% Apr
500
•
Gas
16
10,795
36%
Apr
May
5% May
16%
19
preferred__50
Quebec Power
Telephone
Northern
15%
1.77
36%
Natural
Northern
Northern
10%
90
28%
—*
Mines
Noranda
7Vs Mar
18%
18%
*
30
preferred
Steel
Niagara
28%
28%
Rights
Neon Products
4
Feb
12% May
31% Apr
•
^
Jan
Jan
27%
*
Foods
Fine
Monarch
Jan
3.10 May
Knitting preferred-.—___100
Montreal Locomotive Works
*
B
Monarch
Api
Jan
36
*
*
Gas
Containers
Mar
i
24 %
*
Light & Power common
Molson Brewery
21
24 %
•
20
-—
Properties
Metro Stores common
Midwest Industries
19% May
•
Maple Leaf Gardens^
Maple Leaf Mills common
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Canadian
Jan
13% Mar
24
*
*
•
•
100
100
Magna
C
471/2
Mav
24
—2.53
:
preferred
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
A
preferred
preferred
170
•
20
class
Paper
—
class
Macleods
Class
Jan
pfd- -30
1st
Preferred
Modern
Feb1
Jan
18
32%
A
class
B
Mexican
11 y4
>85c
213A
42%
preferred
class A
Cos
P
Apr
16%
•
Inc
5 Va %
Mar
Feb
1
1st
B
4 % %
Jan
66C
885
May
.12
Groceterias
Class
9%
1,995
■«;
72c
17 V.
7
''
'
20
_
50c
25%
16%
25
—
__
11
1.020
70c
——
_
7
16%
-
preferred
Class
Feb
17'/a May
3.25
6%
'
_
•
Loblaw
14% Jan
4Va Mar
2.60 May
12%
66C
_
Loblaw
Jan
3.10
preferred
Class
E
7,553
■
preferred
Loblaw
M
17VB
9
Jan
638 May
6%
Industries common
Loeb
200
Feb
3.25
_
preferred
2nd
13.435
16%
17 Va
2.60
lO'A
58 c
......1
_
_
Secord
Laurentide Financial
Levy
80c
5 %
—
Warrants
Leland
Feb
5,500
14,035
10
common
Gas
Lake Ontario Cement common
$2
10% May
1
Cement
$1.40
Jan
65c
1.85
Jan.
10
6%
10'A
Apr
3.55
11% May-
64c
,
Apr
Apr
Jan
5%
Warrants
Preferred
3.10 Mar
65c
2.50
Canada
of
7
3.15
10%
6%
———
■
'
3.25
class A—.—
Labatt
$1.25
2,445
4,400
V
10 3A
Warrants
Kelvinator
Laura
7
2.80
3.30
..
Warrants \
Lakeland
Vv
10%
common
preferred
Kelly Douglas
Lafarge
6%
2.70
-10
Club
Preferred
Apr
68
'
2.80
_
Jan
6%
-
Jan
57%
Fen
Apr
75c
Feb
5.25
Feb
6.00
May
Apr
Apr
May
'
25%
26%
551
20%
Jan
26% May
13 VB
13 Va
13 Va.
350
10 %
Jan
14%
*
14 Va
13%
14 Vb
1,171
12%
Jan
14 Vb May
10
__
26%
•
Power
Cement
Ocean
Ogilvie
Loan
i
Flour
Ontario
i
Debenture
&
38
37%
38
200
34%
Feb
38 %
Steel
Products
Store
Fixture
14
Jan
20
Overland
Pacific
19%
1,305
3.45
3.55
940
34%
34%
36%
8%
8%
105
14%
14 Vb
15
15,882
8.75
480
•
common
•
—.
Wholesale
Oshawa
18%
3.55
8.25
Ontario
Ontario
...—•
*
preferred
Petroleum
——1
.
Warrants
Page
Class
common
A
:
9.00 May
23%
10,455
20%
"3.25
100
2.75
Feb
8
5,305
6%
Apr
29%
65
26%
Apr
37
Feb
11%
29%
11%
200
11%
Apr
13
Jan
9%
9%
200
Jan
10%
3.35
3.60
1,600
14%
14%
325
23
7%
3.35
2.70 May
14%
Feb
8%
Feb
10%
10%
10%
20,196
1.50
1.60
3.575
38%
38%
39%
3.576
1
8%
8%
8%
17 P14
85c
85c
89c
4,889
55c
100
115
112%
117
2,777
64 %
8%
8%
315
20c
Ore
Jan
9
*
Iron
8% May
15% May
6.10 Mar
23
*
•
Corp
Premium
36% May
Mar
7%
•
—1
Engravers
Power
i—..—
Industries
Phantom
Photo
Jan
3.25
•
*
-1.25
common
Credit
Jan
May
*
*
r,
—,
Pembina
Peoples
8% May
11%
4.40
Apr
*
Hersey
—,
Drilling
Pipeline common
Parker
Penmans
2,343
3.45 May
30
Jan
4.70
3.20
19
7% May
Jan
3.35 May
May
Mar
22
1.35 Mar
43
Apr
11
Jan
25% May
58% Mar
6
1.05
Jan
Jan
13 - May
25% May
;
66
-
Feb
Feb
May
2.30
44
«
Feb
7% -Jan
'
•
Price
Bros
1.40 May
Natural Gas
1.60 Jan
Warrants
1
J
Preferred
Rapid Grip Batten class' A_.
Chemical
Reichhold
Revelstoke
*
2
13%
13
13%
2,205
*
___
Bldg common
5 Vb
5 Ve
5%
1,400
20
—*
Revenue
Properties preferred
Mfg common——
preferred ————_—
$6 class A preferred-
2nd
Robiri
Nodwell
Robinson
Rockower
Rolland
20
31% Mar
108
,
May
%
Jan
684
20
20
20
50
4.75
23% May
3.50 May
8%
Jan
Feb
6% Mar
15%
Jan
15%
6%
1,555
A
125
300
Feb
10% May
1.75
Jan
4.80
Jan
Mar
Jan
24% Mar
28%
96
99
3.65
Apr
Feb
6.00
Feb
May
Apr
Feb
May
Apr
8
Mar
13% May
Jan
5% Mar
4.50
20% May
11% Jan
24
13
Feb
May
Jan
15%
Feb
16%-Feb
19
Jan
20
4.25 Mar
15
-Feb
4.00
Feb
5.50
May
Jan
15% May
7% May
10
9%
125
7%
8
1,325
78%
78%
79%
5,521
*
12
12
12
200
10 % Mar
14%
Jan
———25
——
25%
25%
25%
'25
25
Feb
26
10
10
125
10%
Apr
Feb
18%
18%
Jan
Jan
19 %
Apr
——
•
9%
18%
103% 103%
200'
25
*
54c
10 Vb
3.20
—
Ltd
Scythes common
57C
2,800
9%
10%
8,342
3.15
3.35
2,790
2.50
A
J.—„*
4.85
Jan
9
Feb
7%
Jan
9
Feb
72% Mar
81
May
9%
14
99%
Jan
103% May
May
69c
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
"2.15 Mar
5.20
48e
9%
2.50
2.75
4.025
2.35
19
*
1
class
9%
8
10
10
class
Holdings
8% May
1.20
117
.__
6ay/ette
Selkirk
41% May
A
Royal Bank of Canada——,
Royalite Oil common
Warrants
4.95
15%
6%
,
preferred——_————10
*
Paper class A—
of Pall Mall
Rothmans
(Hugh)
,r 942
13
16%
common-——A—*.
Preferred
V
13
16%
13
__________————
Little
100
24
24
V
16%
Robertson
35 Va
"
98% "
54
4.75 May
3.15
58
warrants
B
Salada Foods Ltd—:
98%
73%
26% May
May
48 %
65
.
Apr
May
26
2.30
*
Serice
Lake
Class
6
28
20 %
63 % Mar
85%
•
25c
16
27
8 % May
Apr
4.75
4.75
,
Apr
6%
6%
3.00
•
Jan
15%
6%
•
—
6Va
15%
6%
43.
60
13%
15%
*
t.
68%
700
11,888
_
59%
68%
9,540
5
45%
common
28 Vb May
45% May
108
44%
98%
Tobacco
Jan
32 % May
192
Mar
108
44%
preferred
—4.86%
*
Industrial Acceptance common.
Mar
May
108
*
6%
16
26
40% Mar
10
_
Public
Jamaica
Jan
75
A__
—
*
St Lawrence Cement class A
*
St Lawrence Corp class A pfd—_—100
St Maurice Gas
——_——i_—1
200
87c
25
25c
Jefferson
Russel
Imperial "Flo
Apr
19'A May
625
A
Quebec
9%
4.10
•
2.10
*
—L
;
common
6 Vb
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
18%
«
common
Smith prior
Oil
Jan
8%
100
48
1.60
Hughes Owens Co class A
Husky
48
17%
•
common
Renfrew
Huron
138 140 Va
*
Dauch
&
84
35
55c
Jan
70c
12% May-
7Va Jan
3,475
61
Siddeley
Mfg
Home
140%
_
Preferred
Holt
90
11%
-
Jan
Jan
'
__
Preferred
Howard
90
*
preferred
Harding Carpets
&
10%
*
1st
Holden
11%
1.85
•
Trust
Farms
Hawker
May
8%
62% Jan
65c
.
trust
Chemical
Hardee
Hinde
_
A
Winnipeg Gas__
warrants
Greening Industries
Greyhound Lines
Hand
79
606
600
4,060
76
1.15
warrants
Guaranty
Feb
68c
1
_—
West
Voting
32
12%
50
—
_
Warrants
Greater
230
12
V
.
;
Northern Capital common
Preferred
Class
5% Apr
.27% Mar
100
6%
_
Paper
Lakes Power
Great
V
13
_
Warrants
Great
75%
'
107% May
13% May-
Feb
67c
67C
50
class
Jan
10%
12%
*
•_
Lakes
Great
*
A
Canada
preferred
Mackay
Class
*
100
34% May
104 Va May
Jan
451
725
28
*
class
Gordon
Great
Drilling cl A.—50c
common
_j—_
Envelopes
Goodyear
.
7
27%
"vV'
75%
<&
Wares
8,351
"
13%
6%
Dynamics
General
Globe
13%
Jan
100
107 107 VB
13%
.
33VB
25
103% 104%
107 VB
*
Bakeries
34%
17%
750
20
Intel-provincial Pipe Line
Intel-provincial Steel Pipe—
Syndicate common
Milton
Falconbndge
4.75
430
7%
Investors
Apr
9% May
6.425
%
Apr
28 Va
Bldg Credit 1959 wts
Discount common
warrants
1961
May
Feb
Apr
25
Intel-provincial
Intel-provincial
Apr
21
200
10%
67%
13% Feb
6,820
11%
10%
10
304
11%
10
Jan
47 % Mar
14,855
19%
20%
*
.
19%
23%
9.00
Jan
1.95
27
Mar
-Apr
13% Feb
Mar
61
100
19%
23% May
7.25 Mar
2,350'
23%
*
common
common
Preferred
11
12,564
19%
23.50
;
Textile
14%
*
Tar & Chemical common
:
Industries
2.65
50%
13%
50
Coal
Preferred
2.65
14
*
pfd
50%
•
Invest
Steel
5%
18%
20
Preferred
20
•
1,165
1,050
Apr
Jan
Jan
17
75c
19
7%
7%
—25
*
International Utilities new
Apr
47
67c
com—*
-
Minerals
Jan
15%
Jan
6%
59%
-
Nickel
May
2.00 May
*
Foundry & Steel
Lime warrants
A
10%
25
Gen-Inv
preferred
Dominion
Class
15c
May
Jan
11%
5,300
50%
29%
May
55
4,572
50%
Jan
51% Mar
10
13%
May
8
3.65 Jan
1.85 May
100
57%
13%
Warrants
Eddy
67
67
67
18
9
150
57%
Jan
Apr
7c
1,045
13 %
Feb
8% Apr
19% May
Jan
26% May
83,458
9%
1.85
109 Va
Jan
Feb
May
1.45
May
109 Va
8.15
Coal
Economic
9c
9%
1.85
*
of Canada
Easy
260
*
Bridge
Dupont
2,450
27
6
4,055
26%
9 %
16%
10
6 Va
1.90
1.55.
2
Dominion
Dover
17%
6
6%
1,305
•
Seagrams
Dominion
19%
16%
100
6 %
19
,
Powders
Bronze
International
41% May
24
r
Jan
7% Mar
50
*
common
Estate
Dominion
8%
18%
17%
10
Zellexbach
Jan
14,284
8V4
•
Trust
Jan
19
9,426
24
108
♦
_-
36
40 %
1.20
Apr
28 VB
Gas
International
Apr
23%
High
Jan
4.55
'
Feb
26%
107%
18%
6
lit
Preferred
Jan
8% May
1.90
International Ltd
Dominion
9
Jan
39%
*
.
Dominion
■
7% May
Jan
*
i
Dominion
20% Jan
Jan
Apr
7
18%
May
7%
23%
I
Imperial
Dominion
May
4.10
150
22
7%
25
Dominion
15
V
"
26%
*
Distillers
3.80 May
May
4.75
•
A
Rights
Crush
Apr
20
2,235
*
Preferred
Crown
V« Jan
8% May
82c
760
_20-
International
"
36,400
100
E
Warrants
Crown
«j.
Apr*.
8%
•
.
class
Coronation. Credit
Bit
14
2.10
6.10
100
Class B preferred.,
Copp Clark Publishing
Craig
Jan
8%
*
.
A
Cosmos
4.15 Jan
16
•*
5.75
T-*
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Paper
Class
Jan
8%
10
Warrants
Corby
Jan
6%
6.10
Consolidated
Class
May
17
64 % May
5%
-
■
Cochrane
20
.
11% Mar
11,825
7%
•
3.80
Jan'
56% May
200
8%
3.80
8%
*
I
.
—
-
13%
-
■Vo... 347 ''
2.95
12
common
Warrants
•>.
-
64%
Development
P
Clairtone
.
15%
25
—:
:—/.—_______
99% Jan
4.85
6
1
—
Preferred
City
180
71c
common
Warrants
Inter
Low
1.00
4.70
.
10
preferred.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
'
■
Inland
"
Canadian
•
Inland
Shares
1.00
-
(John)
Inglis
for Week
Low
*
_
_
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Wire
Industrial
Feb
22.
34
-
11%
Jan
29 Va
231
Jan
23%
a
780
_100
Jan
16
•
724
38
33%
Jan
4.95
Jan
Apr
10%
350
•
;—
83
*
jan
24%
1,695
-
16%
Feb
Week's
last
Sale Price
High
Feb
4.00
-
;
21,823
11 %
20%
class A
—
13%
5,261
82
30 Vb
30'/a
25
16%
*—*
—
Low
4.20
4.25
1
.
'
.
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1968
High
16
—50
;
.
16
*
tommoiu,
(Range for-Week Ended May 24)
Sales
lor Week
STOCKS
41
19
114
15 %
4.85
4.85
525
Feb
Jan
4.85 May
Jan
3.30 Mar
19
6%
Apr
Feb
-
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2186)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
Par
Seven
Low
*
Arts
8%
'Low
rights
-V Ifac
Shawinigan Water.& Power connnon—*
30
15c
8%
Broulan
Mar
Shawinigan
Class
A
Class
Industries
—
of
£
B
Simpsons
S
K
D
47%
27%
47%
47 %
27%
5,8bo
".8,60
6.85
8.60
—*
A
20%
19
*
12
12
20%
13%
—.
—-1
13 %
13%
13%
32%
32%
33
Slater Steel
L
common
Preferred
9'/4
19'A"
9%
33%
.4.40
4.50
10%
1,605
*
Standard
10
9%
10
1,655
Radio
Steel
of
Canada
-
20%
.__—1
Preferred
21
23
,
Jan
13%
Apr
Camerina
Jan
34%
Apr
Campbell
102
85
49
45
25
18 %
18%
2,100
3.75
4.25
-1,500
50
Capada Southern . petrol
Australian
Feb
Switson
100
-ii—-
Industries
Dyno Mines
Export Gas &
High
19% May
Canadian
Long Island
Canadian
Malartic
____!
Canadian
General
Third
Canadian
General
Tip Top Canners
Toronto
340
17%
Jan
22
Apr
53
1,605
43
Jan
53
91
>91
42
87
Apr
91
Apr
8
Jan
Candore
Captain
Mines
Apr
Cariboo
1.10 Mar
1.40
class
Invest
Inv
•
A.
8
8
1,700
50
51
51
50
.
pfd
Traders
*
51%
..
Gold
300
6 %
May
2.201
59%
Feb
66% May
Cassiar
Asbestos
62
165
59%
Feb
62
.Jan
Central
Del
85c
85c
1.00
"6,100
60c
Apr
3.50
Jan
Central
Pat
13c
2,200
6C
Apr
60c:
Feb
Central
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
Charter
Apr
Cheskirk
class
A
*
15c'
13%
13%
13%
14,139
7
1st
Gas
of
A
13%
13%
330
13 % Mar
14%
28%
29%
31,285
21
Jan
29% May
Chesterville
14%
15%
33,775
14%
Jan
15% May
Chib Kayrand Copper
7%
1,630
7%
7%
12%
12%
12%
405
11%
22
22
22%
255
22
6%
Jan
8
Apr
Mar
14%
Jan
10
676
7% Mar
10
May
*
Canada
10
9%
10
800
9
Feb
10
Mar
50 %
50%
51%
110
50
Jan
21%
21%
22%
7,455
B
;
50
55
55
30%
30%
Jan
Apr
29%
Feb
23%
200
51% May
22% May
55% May
30 % Mar
27
26%
27
14,595
Jan
27
Apr
30
31
30%
31
215
28% Mar
31
May
»
5%
5%
5%
837
4.90 Mar
•
1.00
1.00
1.00
200
*
4.50
4.35
4.50
845
20c
20c
100
10c
Mar
50c
50c
100
14%
15
«
;
Corp
Alloys
;;
Power
common
Preferred
#
10
....
&
18%
53
45
*
Vendomatic
Victoria
•
common..
____
"Venezuelan
9%
9'A
A__
class
Steel
23 Va May
May
50
common—.
preferred
"Vanadium
Grey
newv
15
10
common
75c
6%
Apr
1.10 Mar
4.30 Mar
Walker G & W
Webb &
♦
59
58%
45c
Apr
Am-
common
1.45
1.45
6,661
55
15%-
»
14%
1,150
15%
15%
Mar
1
Foods
class
A
*
Preferred
14%
3,280
40
55
Plant
common..
13
40c
19
19%
20
22%
22%
99%
100
725
11%
11%
108
108
_100
Alexander
*
class
AJ
2.40
•
Ltd
7%
*
•
(John) Co
Woodward Stores
9%
Ltd
class
;
Lake
AND
v
17
.
_>
30 %
Jan
...
Jan
Jan
Feb
Consolidated
Consol
Apr
,
Jan
19 % May
.....20% Apr
23
'■A-
100
.
May
Apr
:
11% Jan
i
2.75
Apr
Jan
&
Coulee
Courvan
40
40%
245
Mar
Apr
40 % May
Feb
51
.,
Jan
May
5% May
Mines
Mines
Akaitcho
Ltd
Pitch
Allied
Roxana
American
60c
Rouyn
United
15,194
43c
Crestaurum
;
Feb
Oil
40c
Jan
52c
May
Delhi
35c
Mar
54c
May
Denison
25c
May
27c
May
1,250
15c
Jan
18c
May
8,590
2.12
Atlas
Yellowknife
Atlin
Ruffner
Gold
Bailey Selburn Oil
& Gas
2,000
10c
Feb
15c
May
East
13,120
24c
Apr
.40 c
Jan
East
5,714
8%c May
1.20
9,640
90c
Jan
9%c
6,000
7c
Feb
1.01
2,266
63c
Mar
Mines
;
El
Feb
Sol
Feb
Fargo Oils
Jan
Farwest
6%c
6,000
8%c
8.95 Mar
12% May
Geco
22% Mar
24%
Genex
24 %
25% May
Apr
31c
Feb
Glen
49c
Mar
53c
Jan
Goldfields
19,550
93c
May
450
15c
Mar
1.40 May
50c
1.20
21c
Feb
Apr
Feb
7c.
Apr
Grandroy
Jan
Granduc
7c
Feb
Great
12,259
11c
Jan
21c
41c
May
3,520
37c
Mar
46c
Jan
83,745
7c
15 %c
9c
7%c
32,928
19c
•
115.400
9c
11,200
4.75 May
10c
May
7%c May
•
'
7c
May
9%c
Jan
Mine—
Gridoil
Gulch
Gulf
see page
Feb
Feb
IIV2C
Jan
Jan
3%c
Jan
14c
May
May
22c
Mar
16c
Apr
29c
Jan
5c
May
11c
Jan
Jan
89c
7%c Apr
11c
Jan
Mar
37c
May
Jan
67c
May
19Vac
Feb
10 Va
Jan
13 %
Feb
Apr
95c
Jan
3.90
Jan
4.75 May
%
28%
2,120
24%
Jan
30% Mar
14
14%
6,670
Feb
15
7
28
7 Vac
VaC,
12 Va
Apr
8,500
7c
Jan
11c
Jan
23c
23c
100
18c
Mar
30c
Mar
Vac
II,000
8c
May
12c
Jari
8c
7 Vac
8c.
2.26
2.25
2.29
4,355
1.06
1.14
34,950
7c
8 Vie
20c
21c
8
20 %c
56,COO
2 500
j
6c
7,300
Feb
Mar
'
:
.
25%c Apr
8%c Feb
2.75
Feb
Jan
3.00
Apr
95c
Jan
1.20
266.800
5c
Jan
5,325
16c
Feb
2.22 May
1.86
,
Feb
IOV2C May
37c
Mar
1.36
1.45
5.350
1.72
Jan
2.30
2.43
3,800
2.20 Mar
2.87
Jan
13 %c 14 Vac
7,872
IOV2C Mar
I6V2C
Apr
22c
Apr
Gunnar
Mar
Jan
Hard
Harrison
1.36 May
8.5^0
710
85c
12 %
1 le¬
7 Vac
11c
May
17c
Jan
5 500
24c
21 Vs
13c
13c
"3.85
I.26.467
12%
;
39c
7c
14,500
8%c
8:10
8.30
.
I7V2C
48c
Jan
5.85
Hastings
6.340
Jan
Head
35c
500
Jan
Headway Red Lake
Feb
6c
May
7%c
Apr
Jan
IOV2C
Apr
8.00
6,403
2.10
~
56c
;
11c
9 Vac 10 VaC
30.600
9%c May "v
96c
3,300
,95c
17c..
16c
17C
22c
20c
22c
.
—
2.60 Mar
15c
Feb
21c
Feb
-Jan
1.03
Jan
24 %c
Apr
20c
May
27c
Jan
90c
21,000
17,100
Apr
10c
-
-
I
Feb
9.85 Mar
Apr
Jan
300
m 430
95c
1_1_—;—
Jan
7%c
10c
:
Iron.
Feb
13
Mar
13c
12 %c
Jan
4.30
Jan
'
33 %c Jan
>21 Va May
32c
7 200'
-"
,
2:95 Mar
12
3.905
iq PQl
6c
Mar
13c
18,627
8c
Feb
18
110
•=.
3.15
13c
Minerals
Lakes
Jan
"Jan
8V2C
Mines
Jan
4c
15c
12 Va
8.20
I8V2C
6,000
3.75
I—
"12%
2.50 "2.50
Gold
Apr
Feb
Jan
14,800
12%
:—
90c
Jan
Mar
Mar
10%
10c
Jan
17c
Vic
25c 26 Vic
36c
10c
ge
16c 16
37c
Feb
29% May
Feb
Jan
65c
2,675
Jan
3.70
May
9c
12 000
14V2C
Jan
25%
7.854
10c
6V2C
...
6c
1,445
79c
May
2.90
38,600
11%
13c
l,
15c
9%c May
20.000
21 Va
Mining
Rock
8 Vac
28%
10c 10 %c
84c
Hallnor Mines
of
8c
28 %
12V'4
,1
Mines
Apr
6.45
14.400
ICC
;
40 %c
47c
16c
2.95
:
29.625
43.
Jan
27c
71c
10c
Develop—.
Freehold
12c
.-
17,625
15c
Mines
Lead
47c
^
'
11c
Jail
'
10c
2.90
Mines Ltd
Mines
47c
Mar
20
Mar
7c
•
9%c
Mines—
Plains
44c
5.50 May
Feb
7c
6%c
6,847
:
47c
35c
17%
Jan
May.
1.22 May
'
9c
Jan
r-
740
43c
,25c
7,035
16c
»23c
-
*
2.90
Mines
May
•-
12,125
,121,900
9%c
Mining
11c
35c
Jan
10c
63,500
5.50
62c
8c
.
.
2,200
8%c
15c1
5.60
Jan
75c
28V'2
11c
__
20c '• Jan
13VaP Apr
Feb
16c
10
:
11 %c
—
2.55 May
'5.05 May
4.70
26c
8c„
4.75
7c
'7c 'Jan "*
30c
10 025
2,700
.
15c
Mining
Apr
Jan
...
•
—20c
Ltd
Goldray
6%c May
19c
l-7c
Uran
4%c
2.20
,
„
12%
1.36
—
Explorers
Granby
4.00
21c
..' "
"
73c
14 %c
Giant Yellowknife
Glacier
Jan
40c
Ltd
footnotes,
4%c
Mines
Ltd
Giant. Mascot
16c
4,000
Jan
Mar
8.700
20c
Mining
7,000
12,000
1.86
14c
49,000
,
23c
7%c
Mines Ltd
62,600
13.500
Feb
4.50
2.31
Mines
Mines
Jan
4.60
~
50
Uranium
5?raLsamajj Petroleums
Apr
Mar
7c
Apr
Apr
9c
Feb
23c
4%c
12c
4.20 Mar '
1
2.28
Ltd
3.90
92c
•5%c
13c
Mar
Va'C Jan
-
'
8,500
.
18 V2
14
Mining
3,500
4%c
Feb
7c
1,930'
1
15c
2.22
French Petrol preferred
9,100
7c
,
."
Ht.ZO
18%
7%c
—
Francoeur
Apr
May
1.25'Feb
73c
^
Fatima
17c
5c
7C
4%c
2.15
21c 21 Vac
Feb
V. /65c
Jan"'
7 Vac
5
*
32c
9 Vac
Feb
"
7%c
Apr
95c
93c >
5,562
14 Vac 17 Vac
'.——_'
Apr
32c.
.
Jan
1.01
4,100
8c
9c
Feb
"38c
25.500
1.20
28 V4
7c
2.33
Mar
4.60
Mining—
Gait win
15 %c
'
12c
9 %c
1.15
%c
Jan
"
11 Vac 12 Vac
12%
.25
;
Feb
25
~
I"
—
Mining
34c
1,150
8,044
1.12
74c
24
Apr
-*4c.
'26c
3,700
5 Vac
4.y0
10c
—
Mines—
Jan
11%
May
8c
10c
26.800
Vac
2.00
18%
Ltd.
Jan
24
,20c
Jan
'
7c
50
Mines
Apr
11%
Apr
Jan
1.24
'
23c
Co
90c
24
27c
14 Vac :
C
.
12V2c
11%
53q.
1.99
3,033
-3,932
1.05
31c
2
6,700
1
Feb
'
-
11c
5
12c
;
1
4,000
3,530
"
Feb ;
40c'
8.950
.,
58c : v 65c
'
.1.01
4.yu
14%
,1
109,285
3.60
:
2 20,
='•
4.60 Mar
90c
"
12 Va
52c
Apr
vie
26 Vac
65c
-17,100
15c 15 VaC
,5c 5%c
;
2.15
I
Eureka
Jan
2.00
,
3.55rJan
27,220
42c
V 1.35.May
"
—,
22c
17c
2.06
"-2;450
1.14
M
9c
*
Sullivan
Jan
1.04
; 40c
11c
Oils.:
1.01
Ltd
East
4.45
,4.45
;
57c
Elder-Peel
5c
.
Mar
20.337
45c
Jan
84c.
63c
1.00
Jan
4.127
62c
Corp
Faraday Uranium
..
Apr
1.12
pi/«C
Pete
Gold
Jan
1.10
Jan
58c
20c
Malartic
1.23 May
1.31
35c
Mar
1.05
Amphi
5c
Mines.
For
Jan
May —
Apr v
27c
367,400
Copper
lie
20c
Belcher Mining Corp.
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Bevcon Mines
Bralorne Pioneer
14c
18c
3,100
Mines
Dynamic
12c
27c
6%c
Duquesne
Mines
Duvan
97c
5%c
Petroleums
Bay
Jan
9%c
'
19,090
'
Mines
Mines—
8.25 May
70,000
_.50c
Apr
23c
Mines-
Mines
Dunraine
34,000
Mining
Mines
Donalda
Jan
1.15
93c
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Uranium
Dome
Jan
9c
May
Jan
Jan
7%c
25c
*"
Mar
41c
31c
7.15
24c
16c
41c
29%c
1,645
53c
May
1.12
36c
6c
19c
Jan
%c.May
57c
20 %c
7,500
8.10
52c
Jan
42c.
8c
8.00
23c
14c
3.000
11
75c
.26
Petroleum
52c
3,638
„
L
.-2
Mines
33c
8%C
Trust.
15c
42c 44V/aC
7 Vac
Palmer
5%c
Barnat Mines
15c
92c
Jan
Jan
8c
20%c
Apr
\
Mines
May
400
7c
44c
98,930
4c
,
Apr
19,500
222,157
67c
23 %c
1.40
75c
11c
57c
65c
5,100
.25%
12,730
10c
50c
65c
15,366
7.150
36c 38 %c
Jan
90c
v
Jan
5c
5,575
5c
1.35
10c
Jan
12,000
28c
25%
Jan
17c
6c
1.40
7c
7 Vac
24 %c
25%
Jan
8V2C Jan
4c
42c'
:
:
Mines
50c
;
Yukon
Devon
25
Oil—
Apr
May
2,000
4.45
'^Petroleum—__—_
Mines
Dickenson
3.45
Bankfield
3,500
5c
Dome
25
5 %c Mar
4,000
Mines
Apr
7%c
class A
12c
May
15c
16c
Jan
Bankeno
Metals
3.20
5%c
S5
preferred
5%%
preferred
57c
Feb
Jan
36c
Jan
16c
2lc
3.40
Apr
5c
78c
Jan
7%c
Jan
8c
27c
Jan
18c
10c
Mar
Mines.:
14,600
36,200
61c
IOV2C
10,300
5c
1:10
.
Pacific—!
3.45
Mines—
35c
9%c
Feb
7c
17
21c
Mines
42,375
12,750
12c
%c
3,500
13c
295,513
16 %c
6
69c
36c
11c
6,500
6%c
2.50
7c
1.19
52c
Mines
Feb
11c
14 c
2,659
33c
2.00
4.70 May
66c
i
1.00
Nickel__
200
11c
20c
1.01
Copper
Aumaque Gold
Jan
9C
40
Mar
2.50
10c
13c
1.18
24c
10c
Gold
Delnite
8%c
:
Associated Arcadia
Warrants
Coast
Deldona
9,240
4,800
Mines
Jan
.vJan
4.10 Mar
14c
Horn
13,279
12c
28c
18c
Brewis Mining
Decoursey
Jan
18c
12c
Mar
4,833
'
5c
,
Asamera
Oils Ltd——
_I
Explorers
Daragon Mines
Deer
27c
26 %C
22c
20c
22c
—
13c
.____
14,300
19 %c
Mines-
28c
Mines
5,600
23 Vic 26 %c
2.01
1.12
Ltd——
Mines
54c
5%c
4.55
41c
Gold
Daering
7.85 May
77c
Feb
3.00
_10
2(
.
4.50
15c
Pershing
6c
:
62c
441/2c
Mines.
Craigmont
49c
25c
49c
Jan
1.35 Mar
10c
Copper
18c
i.
Gold
Bouzan
5.75
-Jan
Zinc_:
13c
;
Development
1
Mines
West
Mining
Cowichan
44c
Mines
Mines
Area
Black
16,830
2.00 May
7%c Jan
Apr
18c
Anglo Huronian
Bidcop
Jan
7.85
27c
Petroleums
Bibis
Mar
14c
10
Earth
Pete.
Lead
Baska
56c
Mar
54c
32c
43c
1,000
■84c
Red. Poplar
8.05
Leduc
Anacon
Anchor
Beattie
Jan
10c
1.50 May
2.95
Larder
Bata
25c
1,000
52c
Minerals
Rare
Base
29,544
11c
7.25
May
May
Apr
2,025
4%C
Iron
—
47C
Oils
...
Amalgamated
Barex
44c
58c
Ore
Amalgamated
Banff
5c
42c
Alminex
Aunor
4.125
Gold
Consolidated
Allied
1,606
5%c
7.80
•
Yellowknife
Pacific
1.60
5c
He
Ltd
Jan
May
.8c
Mines—.
Mic Mdc
Lead
Cusco
1.50
44c
18c
15c
55c
Arrow
Crowpat
:
Feb
Jan
124,350
7c
—
Exploration
Coppercorp Ltd ^__
Copper-Man Mines
3.85
OILS
Oil
'
Feb
14 Vac
-9%c
60c
8c
Morrhon Exploration
Consolidated
5.50 May
5c
16c
Apr
9,900
44,800
7c
Conwest
Jan
3.55
Apr
4%c
Oil
Fenimore
Consolidated
Feb
48
Jan
1.60
Jan
'
Apr
7c
87c
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
Feb
50
6c
45,700
Jan
1.36
rr
Jan
f
Jan
9.25
1.06 Mar
1.03
Jan
12
-
Jan
43c
34c
Flin
Consolidated Rambler
2.50
..
98c
Jan
5c
May
1.59
8c
Northlapd Mines—
Coiisol Quebeg ;GoldvMineSi—
2.95
6,000
40c
8c
Consolidated
15%
;
8c
15c
;
10c
54c
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated
Nichols.on
Mines
700
51
7c
12c
68c
Mines
Consolldate<I MosherI_i__
7,995
5%
_2.5
Cadillac
Golden
Consolidated
11,875
.
I,100
Crest
Marbenor
5.50
50
1.43
Gamma
Consolidated Marcus
3.75
4.90
1.42
35c
Beta
Consolidated Callinan
20%
51
2,600
Shawkey
Consolidated Bellekeno
9% Jan
20 % May
32
8,755
6c
•
I6V2C Mar
,
35r
Consolidated^ Mogtll
1.45
2.25 Mar
8%
1.35
5%c
12 %c
Consolidated
30c'
7% Mar
-
1.30
Consolidated Halliwell
Apr
May
Apr
■
7.90
Apr
25c
i!
Apr
'
Jan
1,200
10 %
32,185
Jan
16c
-
May
10,030
8.25
15%c 15 Vac
82c
1.59
Mines
Consolidated
12
190
5%
Exploration
Gas
Advocate
Feb
1.22 May
,
-
2.50
East
111
1,990
.
Mines
Jan
20c
Dragon
13%. Jan
.
Mar
94
55c
3.000
11%
Mines
2.T0Mar
:
Jan
,19%
62c
.
8.10
40
Key Mines—
Con
10c
-
11%
Coniaurum
4.90
*
Uranium
'
Feb
Vac
8V2C
6Vac Jan
Petrol
Consolidated
Jan
9%
19%
Gold
Consolidated
Apr
7%
•
Abacon
Atlantic
10c
11,600
Discovery
8.85
2.40
.50
MINES
Arjon
44,000
Metals
Coniagas
Con
3.50
*
;
Coin
Combined
Commonwealth
Croinor
Ansil
Jan
12c 14V2C
4.55
Central
106%
9%
•
*
Electric
Anglo
Jan
13.802
60c
Consolidated
4,452
7%
5.00
A
common
Preferred
Anglo
-„9c
10c 10 Vac
14 %c
Willans
&
Consolidated
.50
"
v
2.40
.
20%
5
warrant's.
Knitting
65c
4,341
99%
Wood
Alta
;
.2.200
Smelt
Min
1.00 Mar
70c
7,723
22%
Yukon..
/.
Mar
,16
•19%
i
&
40c
9,365
'
16
40
.
15 V2C Mar
*
•.
;
"Wood
A
19%
-
■>;
♦
A__
preferred
Agnico
'V,
Feb
12,037
40c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—
Chromium
Jan
16%
Jan
May
.12% Feb
11%
class
1
Pass
50
19
preferred
Warrants
20c
13
1,200
1,400
13
X .,40
13 % Mar
300
1,970
100
(Geo)
White
Accra
Apr
25c
1.22
35c
15>/2C
Mines
Jan
2.05
36% Jan
.28%' Apr
''V:375
*
__^___5
B
4%%
13
1.40
: 20c
Pacific—,
.
45c
1.05
'..V
*
common
Warrants
Western
29%
1.00
45c
1.05
5
Westeel Product's
Western Copper
29%
29%
*
A
40
—.
__20
Indies
Acme
May
95c
Apr
9
-
.
59% May
1.45 May
1,354
14%
"
Acadia
5c
1.00
Chimo Gold Mines—
Consolidated
1.60
•
;
Voting trust
Zenith
22,666
7 %c
Mines
May
16
•
Westcoast Trans
Zellers
5 Vac
5c.
,
1.32
—
:—-
May
52c
13%
.
59%
l
Knapp Canada Ltd
Westfair
Class
Jan
May '
11%
—
—
Jan
5%
20c
2,170
,
Jan
V-
York
Jan
-7c
1.42
Mines
29
•
Preferred
$6
33c
8,142
10c
Oil
13%
*
preferred
Corps
Class
1,063
13,250
5%c
15%
20
.
common
Jan
Jan
18c
V- 52c
15c
5
Apr
1.20
-
26c
42c
•
-
4.40 May
7 Vac
8.20
•
Pipeline
Pipeline
preferred
B
Weston
14 %c
;.
/
Jan
-1.18
—
40c
•; 58c
Ltd
Corp
1
Pipeline
...
"1.55
May
40c
Porcupine
Elevator
Class
18c
'
J
Jan
; 4.75 May
>'
'
Apr
4,000
Feb
27c
1.00 Mar
-
•:
Jan.
'1.40
Jan
8,442
4 95
22Vic Mar
Jan
87c
11,910
19c
8V2C
Gold-!——
•
'
.
1.05 Mar
.3.15
1.07
•
Rio
preferred
-West
9,755
Quartz
6%
65%
Acceptance
Class
264
4.40
:
•62
Cochenour
United
-ins
13c
Ltd_
6%
•
A
Jan
Feb
63%
common...
Prairie
Class
—2.99
1.05
1.06
—
62
Trans. Canada
United
22,0.40
5%c
Mines
64 %
Finance
Turnbull
6%
49
Can-Erin
10
Trans-Mountain
Union
.4.50
•
May
1.17
50
B
Class
4.20.
Jan
5.10 May
::"l'6% >eb
*1.55...Apr
1.15 Apr
99c
6
Bank
.____
Aor
2.20
->
7%c
Mines
15c
Star
Marts
2nd
12c
15c-
Feb
"
9-VaC- Jan ;VV
1.01.
Exploration
Jan
_100
Warrants
Union
3,300
23,500
.4.15
Mar
24
",23c
Jan
48.716
:—
:l8c
■-
.
3.45 Mar "
-
Mar
May
May
4.200
preferred
Dominion
Toronto
Class
20%
1.09
-
97,000
13c
40 %c
Williston
20
51
6,aoo.
.
1.22
—
:
Jan..
Jan r '
.
19c
Silica
Canadian
Northwest
51
_•
common
Third
Trans
Canadian
20%
1.15
.♦
Ltd
Preferred
Class
Jan
1.25
14
;i5c
-
7c
Feb
11 % c
20
Inca_—
1.10
*
common
Canada
Towers
North
600
1.01
Oil—.r—16 2
Gold
Canadian
1:40
1.15.
-
■'■■■■•> 12c
4.40
Crest
Jan
•<
12c
.
Jan
15c
Feb
3.75-Mar
,
4.80
.
8c
1.04
Canadian
Canadian
104
1.35
4%C Jan
'
1.05
May
May
*
V
-
Apr
2.00 Jan
153/a
4.35
•
% 144
5.CO >
15 Va
Jan
16,782
2.19
4.70.
4.35
.4IC
Canadian
.
18VaC
•2.05
4.15 May
2.50 May
12c
l
Exploration
4.25 May
15% Mar
20 %
2,060
37c
Apr
,*3.10 Mar
-
Tamblyn
Texaco
101%
14,465
19c
High
24c
14c
Canadian : Delhi
Canadian
Preferred
.23
1.18
Minerals
Astoria
Canadian
58
.20,200
22%
18 Vac.
4.35
Tungsten'
Canada
Canadian
Jan.
27
163,950
17c
1.40
:—
-———
-104% May
Jan
15c
15c
.2.19
Devonian Petroleum—
Mar«
11c
;
15%
Canadian
100 % May
"
9,500
4.70
'21% May
23 % May
3.55 Feb
101 % 101 %
3.75
■
13,800
6c
—
10%
*
Apr
27
Petrol
Chibopgamau—
Campbell Red Lake_
Canada Oil Lands
4.60 May
Feb
52
Jan
.
2.49
4%c
19c
Oil—
12 Va
19 % Mar
25%
Apr
36%
•
Feb
18%
Jan
20
'"Jan "
9%
Jan
11%
'
Jan
,52
*
3.55
3.80 Mar
55
104% 104%
27
18%
:—25
*
Common
Gas'>&
Jan
■2.31
22%
& .Edmonton
>
22,435
2.40
.25
Calgary
,
"4.15
15c
Calvert
31% Mar
815
10
-—1
A
3.60
14c
13% May
10
24,637
22%
100
:
Sterling Trusts
Superior Propane preferred
Supertest Petrol ordinary
'
20%
22%
—*
Steinberg.class A_
May
2.200
Mines
20% May
9% -Feb
3,160
10%
33
Paving____
8.60
Low
27c
Petroleum.
Calalta
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
6c
Jan
17%
360
4.50
10%
*
Standard
Jan
Cadamet
Feb
28V2
Shares
4.00
Holdings. Ltd
May
2.75
560
—•
Stafford Foods Ltd
Jan
for Week
,
27c
Lake
13
1,000
19'%
Red
29%
200
19%
9%
—*
—,—20
.
3.00
3.00
*
Ankerite
13%
5,405
Manufacturing
Buffalo
Buffalo
Low
:——
Smelting
12
4
*
Apr
45% May
47% May
5.30
71,556
*
—
Ltd
3OV2
Jan
25% May
47,163
.1,612
.
Jan
45
883
27%
Apr
Mining &
44
2.7G9
Canada
Dairies jclass
Silverwood
Class
45%
May
Mines—
28%
120
45%
50
—20
preferredpreferred
Warrants
—i—
Oil 1
30
45%
preferred
Investments
Shell
29%
50
B
Shell
360,203
54c
Reef
Brunswick
"
15c
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pa
High
11
8 % May
5,540
27c
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
High
8%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended May 24)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
Feb
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6267 V'..
197
Volume
(2187)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Shares
Low
Gold
STOCKS
Low
High
5 VaC
5 Vac
6c
17,500
5c
1
2.71
2.70
2.75
14,000
2.51
Jan
28 V4
28%
4,040
20%
High
Jan
5
Home
•
14Va
13%
14 Va
7,833
llVa
*
14%
14 %
14%
15,684
11 Va
1
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51c
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55c
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86c
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Mar
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43c
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7 V2 c
61c
1
Midcon Oil
Nama
6C
*
1.25
Sherritt
Southern
37VaC
Wright
52c
Jan
-
Petrol
Siscoe, Mines
May
Multi
Mar
45c
45c
1
Apr
30,100
Mt
38c
5,200
Gold
Jan
9.15
7.95 May
25c
River
Jan
28c
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd—-
14,700
31,550
Antonio
70c
25c
-
49c
77c
1.28
Exploration
10c
Jan
,
251/2 c
—;
45V2C
Feb
Apr
70c
Consol
49c
May
47c
8c
37c
-
1
1
——
40c.'
1
___;
Silver
54 Va
Mines—.
Mar
1
Silver Miller Mines
Jan
Porcupine
16c
1.25
Uran
Mines
Feb
Jan
Ore
1,248,775
*
Apr
8c
Moneta
37c
11% May
75c
—
1.02
43 V2
Min
20c
15V2c
1.38
<
12c
Jan
2,795
.
31c
1
Security Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold
Jan
11c
4,000
Mining—
Rowan
Jan
5 V2C
9c
City Petroleums
Mining Corp
1
:
Minerals
Rockwin
Mar
23c
521/2
Mill
Jan
Satellite Metal
Feb
8c
Midrim
Jan
Apr
4c
15c
17 Vac Mar
4,000
May
8,020
1
Mines
Jan
9.65
Sarcee
51%
Uranium
Mar
85c
12 Vac
3,832
Sand
52
Merrill
93c
4,020
San
•
Mentor
Jan
20,537
Feb
Mclntyre
Meta
Jan
Jan
16c
Jan
15c
Feb
4,925
61c
:
14c
12c
90c
Feb
1.00
9c
39C
Mines
Apr
3.25
11%
6 Va c
17c
*
Lake_
Feb
25c
13c
13c
May.
6 Vac Mar
15c
71/2 c
Red
10c
Jan
2.00 May
8c
Mar
uv2
1
8 V2C
89c
.
:
Gold
Jan
14V2C
May
15c
Salem
9c
Petroleums
89c
Apr
46c
11%
Feb
1
McWatters
90c
15c
1.82
Feb
1
1
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
McMarmac
2,500
Ryanor Mining
73c
7.630
18c
17 V2C
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Medallion
14V2C
Jan
Jan
*
Lake
1,500
1.48
1
Rupununi Mines
3.95
Apr
Algom.
Rio
15c
Red
101 '2c IOV2C
1.45 Mar
7c
Jan
9.70 May
•
1
Rex par
4><2C
Maritimes
McKenzie
730
_♦
:
Mines
Rix
—*
Consol
6,800
70c
Jun
May
8Vac
Mar
*
Rio
2.982
,
Matachewan
5,500
20c
2.60
l
'
8 %c
19c
2.45
1
;
Mining
Feb
61,200
Maraigo Mines
Mines
7 Va C
:
Jan
lie
1
Mines
7V2C
1
May
6.85
73c
May
59c
*
Apr
3.20
—1
—
11,585
638,600
50c
Jan
31
Jan
_i
1.97
41/2 c
—
22c
1
Mines—
11 VaC
2.26
Barvue
1.66
16c
1
Nickel
Renabie
10c
_
Manoka
1.65
1.63
Radiore Uranium Mines
Jan
82c
:
10,700
40c
'
Jan
3.15
-
Fields
7,468
85c
17V2C
;
Explorations Ltd
Realm
5c
—
Manitou
Jan
10c
Ltd.
*.
65c
9.70
78c
*
Copper
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
3.20
Mines-
Manitou
Marcon
19c
May
10c
62c
9.15
__l
Ascot
Raglan
Jan
-20c
Maneast
Marchant
1.75
1.55 May
*
Marboy
19c
Mar
1.55
Majortrans'
Malartic Gold
'8c
16,000
1.60
1
Mines
Cons
9c
10,550
65c
9.70
64c
26% Mar
,
4.25 May
Apr
1.30
14,950
1
Chibougamau Gold
Lithium
Quonto
Feb
37c
2,220
55c
84c
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Jan
29
47c
*
:
Minerals Ltd
Quebec
Jan
19c
Gas
Ltd
Quebec
Apr
7.35 May
Apr
&
'28
47c
Airways
Quebec
33 "a
Mar
Oil
29
1
Petroleum
Mines
.8,250
*
_
'
Apr
Jan
2.35
2.37
1
l_.
T
Gold
Feb
Jan
7VaC
15'/2C
Gas
1.10
May
25
5.20
.
&
33 Vac
26 Vac Mar
.
331/2 c
.
—e
Lake
Magnet
Feb v .;
Ltd
into
57c
Cockshutt
Red
,50c
Mines,
*
Apr
Mines, Ltd
for each 5 held
31c
3.60
Mines
Madsen
55C
1
16Voj
Ore
50c
1
:
Explorations
MacLeod
52c
Uranium
29c
30 %c
Mines
Macdonald
Apr
56c
34c
Mines
Goldfield
Apr
Apr
31c
*
1—1
Gas
Uranium
Louvicourt
35c
66c
Development
1
Gold
Lac
Mar
Feb
Rouyn
35c
—:
24c
52c
Powell
1
Mines
Gold
7,620
6,402
Jan
1.55
Feb
1.05
Cue
'
Lencourt
31c
60c
17,400
3.65
Mines
Gold
30c
12VaC 13 VaC
58c
1.32
50c
American
Mar
58c
1.20
*
10c
:
44c
May
Placer
—1
—.
Langis Silver
May
23 c
Place
1
:
21c
Jan
Feb
33 y4
1
170,800
Jan
15V'2C
Jan
15 Vac
;—1
May
18,550
Apr
1
Gold
Jan
13c
29c
/21C
15c
•
Mines
14c
Jan
21c
18 VaC
27c
25c
Mines
Lingman
Lake
26c
May
10c
20c
6.85
Exploration
&
Feb
11 Vac
5,749
30c
exchanged
Quebec
Mining
25,000
13,100
17c
12c
12c 12Vzc
96c
20c
*
Labrador
20c
iiv2c
Jan
Jan
:
;
i8v2c
Jan
Mar
Feb
5c
Townsite
Feb
10c
Jan
Minerals
Kirkland
3.80
65c
lie
25c
Kirkland
Feb
1.000
8VaC
Copper
Kopan
3.10
5,100
2OV2C
1.27
«_
—
700
75c
3.05
Gold
Feb
3.45
75C
14,900
Mines
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
8.20
23c
75C
32,350
1
Ltd
Co
Frontier
Jan
Ltd—.
Co
Allied-Pitch
Preston
Keeley
6.15
12 VaC
112,100
lie 13 VaC
21c
11c
1
•.
3,438
Minerals'
&
24c
13 Vac
22VaC
*
Copper
59,000
Mines
Oil
11c 11 VaC
1
.1
/.
Mines
Jowsey>- Mining
13c
4 Vac
i
Mines
Mines
Jonsmith
23c
13C
15c
7.25
11 VaC
Picxie Crow Gold Mines
22c
14c
7.15
25c
8,000
1.55
Apr
14c
Exploration
Pernio Gas & Oil L
19,900
4'aC
Mar
Mar
1.08
7.25
Peerless
May
41,656
22c'
12c
Mar
54c
12c
75c
4 Vac
Jan
t
43c
_*
Gold
Quebec
Joliet
1
86c
35c
.
3.35
Consol
1.28
1
:
3,850
Exploration Ltd
72c
35c
.
Explorations
Jellicoe Mines
1.08
International
59 V4
40c
9,500
31,100
1.01
1.01
Gold
1.10
20c
Jan
19 ViC
Consolidated
Phillips
Waite
Jack
45c
Hieu
Jan
2,300
1
7a,c
:
33c
48c
6.50
43c
Mines—
3,500
48c
*
Mining
13 Vac
Low
35c 35v2c
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Fato
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
20c
;
Pamour
Jan
28% May
14 Va May
Low
Shares
20c
Ltd
1.10
Mines
Copper
Bay
Mines
Iso
Palliser
for Week
,of Prices
Par
Jan
Sales
Range
Sale Price
7c
May
Highland Bell
Hoilinger Consolidated Gold
Class
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
1
i
Mines
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
Heath
(Range for Week Ended May 24)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
43... •
6.50
Feb'
1.85 Mar
.
33c
May
49c
Jan
Zulapa Mining
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
value, a Odd lot sale (not included in year's range)
year's range). e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
wi Wben issued, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights: z Ex-stock dividend.
^No
included
par
in
d Deferred delivery sale (not
sale (not included m y
■
privileges. >*d When ck dverea.
)
44
(2188)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
The
following bio 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
~:j_
intended as a euide to *1— range ufitkin which these securities could have been sold (indicated
the
within which these securities coulc
the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any
(Quotations for Friday, May 24)
which
have
primarily
in
"National" list is
composed of securities
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
which
Eastern region.
the
Par
Mustriais and Utilities
Fair
Corp
Lanes
Abbey Rents
Acme
8V4
11%
Camioc Fastener
23%
Labs
Corp
10c
13%
14%
10c
3 %
4 %
1
1
3%
4%
Airwork
Corp
*
„—10c
10 %
Inc
Inc
__
Corp
Magnethermic
Device Mfg
Ajax
Alarm
Albee
53/4
class
'
Land
Alico
Ail
-1
6%
10c
2%
11%
Credit
State
class
A
Irwin
51/4
Itek
18%
203/fl
23 'A
Allied
Radio
Altamil
Foods
American
4%
28 %
,37%
29%
31%
Cent
29
Channing Financial Corp——1
Pub
Vermont
Svc
8'/a
8%
2178
13%
Chattanooga Gas Co
'—1
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
Labs cl A_1
8%
10
Christiana
__5
•
60%
57%
1
Co
Charles of
4%
Citizens
5%
City
4 X
Co
22%
18%
19%
American
Pipe & Constructions
11%
12%
Rubber
Plastics—1
25%
27%
Colorado
American
Safety
Equipment—•
St Gobain Corp com_7.50
preferred
25
5 V4
5%
;
6
6%
•
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
15 V4
16 Va
Amer
5%
&
American
Sterilizer
American
Univend
Anchor
31/3
Co
15%
14%
63%
56%
59%
Inc
Applied Research Corp
Aqua-Chem Inc
Industries
Arden
Farms
25c
1
Inc
Co
Participating
Missouri
Arkansas
Valley
Power
16%
53 %
56%
32%
34%
Consolidated
Rendering
11%
12%
Consolidated
Rock
3
2%
16%
25
21%.
23%
Continental
61
64%
Continental Trans Lines
10
.1
1
1
6%
-Associated Springs Corp
Associated Transport Inc
Atlantic
10
•
Inc
Co
5
T.
Company
Cook
Cook
Electric
Coral
Ridge Prop Inc
9%
Cosmo
14%
17%
Cove
18%
30
31%
7%
31%
i
Craig
common__10c
9%
10%
Crown-Bremson Industries
Cummins Engine
10%
Curtis Electro
Class
B
10c
9%
40c
4
Bldg Components_50c
5
Inc
Automated
Automatic Retailers
of Amer_50c
Automation Industries Inc
1
Avery
Avis
Avon
Products
Aztec
Oil
8%
Bangor
1
Paint
Hydro
&
5%
Chem„_50c
Electric
Co—__5
22%
Diamond
Crystal
Banlife
1
53
57
Barden
Dictaphone
1
13%
Barton
14%
Diebold
1
8%
Corp
Corp
Distilling Co
Properties class
Basic
A
_1
Bates
Mfg
Bayless (A J) Markets
Baystate Corp
Beauty
Counselors
Becton
Dickinson
Behlen
Belle
7%
Inc
..1
Co
&
Isle
Iron
Bros
Beneficial
Berkshire
Bernz
5
25
Bibb
Inc
cl
Black
Hills
Black
Bon
1
Ami
Boston
Botany
=>19%
•
19%
21 %
-
Power
&
Light
&
48%
51%
Eckerd
15%
*
•
8%
3%
3%
Eitel-McCullough Inc
4%
El
19%
20%
I*
&
Mat
.
Co.
23
44%
46%
49 %
Agency
class
Bush Terminal
■»
-
Business
5y«es.by
E I
C
•-
R
"
1«
21%
26 %
14
15 Va
%
6%
Corp
2
77A
California Interstate
Service
Tolor;
*
Horn
State
Endevco Corp
Ennls Business
5
5%
5%
6%
p%
Enuitv
34%
36%
27 %
?R%
16%
18
12%
31%
33%
.—.12%
Ethvl
•21%
23%
Executone Inc
footnotes,
see page 46.
,10c
Oil
Co
1
—.—*
Forms
Inc—2.50
._*
5
con;::::?
oil
Company
Erie Resistor
"
Esley Electronics Inc
Ets-Hokin & Galvan' Inc
Corp
2 6'4
60%
63%
1
Inc
Winkle-
class
B
10c
49%
4%
9%
19%.
21 J/s
143/3
15%
41
45 3/8
%
3%
4
7
73A
25%
27%
8
8%
3%
9%
10'A
& Richardson Inc.'l
Hearst Cons Publications A—25
Heath (D C)
5
Inc
83/4
63A
7%
4%
5%
51%
54%
Electronics Corp
Industries class
33J/4
35>/2
Metal
lc
Shoppes Inc
of Vision..
53/8
5%
1
22V2'
243/a
1
15%
17 %
393/„
Houston
Natural Gas Corp
5.
Oil Field Material.:
1
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
2nd preferred
..24.50
Houston
37
6%'
7%
24
26 >4
26
28 »A
12
I3i/a
Head
SI.25
com
Mills Inc
1
Gas
&
Water
for
21%
23%
25%
*
28J/4
30
10
29 J/4
1
Co—
Industry
Industries
Inc
51/2
13%
15i/a
International Bank of Wash
16%
Intl
21 Va
43/4
27%
29%
3%
4%
12
8%
10c
4%
90
1
'
131/s
International
Interstate
Fragrance
Textbook
Bakeries
Co
Corp
1
9Vr
Interstate
Investors
Ionics
Securities
;
7%
Iowa Public Service Co
4
434
Iowa
Southern
Utilities
63/a
11
Electronics
Bros
Inc
Hat
Corp
Co
Mfg Co.
Millipore Filter
Bradley Co
Miniature^ Precision
Miracle
*
55
58%
25'A
27
8
24
83h
'
10%
11%
207
25%
11
12%
218
Mite
Monroe
Moog
11
6%
'•
7Va
37V8
143A
16
6Va
4 Va
Co
24
143/a
1
Park
Jockev
5%
30
1
12%
Club.lc
17
Equipment.—_—1
1
27%
27V4
3%
\
Company
:
11 %•
—1
141/3
9%
Moore Products Co—
-1
193/4
Morningstar-Paisley Inc_
-1
8 3/4
Drop Forging Co._.
Moore-Handley Inc
1
12 Va
26%
283^
Morse
48%
51'/8
Morton
Morrison
Knudsen
Shoe
Co
1
Inc—iu
Inc.——
31
10
Inc.—
Foods
—&
15%
26
Construction..*
Rubber
44%
25Va
5
,1
Servocontrols
15
7
4%
26V4
Moore
__5
13'A
10
34
10
Homes
Auto
10
3%
Corp
Monmouth
8%
9
10c
Utilities-
Modern
7%
40
3%
Systems
"Mohawk
37%
41%
Missouri
22
8
.1
71/2
——1
42%
4%
38%
91/2
19%
,
Inc—____X__X.l
Mart
21'A
4J/4
7
1
Minneapolis Gas Co
20
18%
Bearings—
-X—_——2
A
Missile
•
1
Milton
Class
9'/a
II
.-1
14 7/8
3 3/4
12%
121/4
18%
8%
Corp——___1
19J/4
20 %
8
——1
Miller
39 Va
18%
23%
1
Mississippi Glass Co—
Mississippi Valley Barge
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
4J/2
1
Co—__5
Inc
67/a
1
317/a
.
36
Vpnding Co
1
Diversified Service A_l
5
9%
37/8
173/a
"
_50c
Interstate Engineering Corp___l
Interstate Motor Freight -Syst.l
Interstate
5%
99%
&
25c
;_*
15%
Flavors
4'%
20
preferred
Indiana
323'8
3'/2
20
Insurance Securities Inc
*
Inter-County Tel & Teleg_4.16%
Intermountain Gas Co.—
1
Intel-mountain Tel Co
—10
4
Midland
Miller
30
25 Va
213/4
*
3%
10c
23%
13.50
Inc
Milgo
<
13%
1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co..2.50
Microdot
-
'
14%
61/2
7%
51/2
40'/a
8%
1
3%
l
50c
5
37%
7%
50c
113/4
preferred
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc
A__
53A.
63A
1
50c
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Infrared
19%
$1
24
133/4
com.*
48 %
Properties Inc
26'A
37%
4
35%
5
Light & Pwr Co
23'A
6 Vs
17
Inc
Inc
Mexican
46
5%
15%
Hydrides
Metcom
21%
Corp
13'%
5
Co
1
Information
3%
Publishing
•
4
173/4
123/a
2%
Mid-America Pipe Line Co
Capital Corp
Mid-States Business
Cap
Indianapolis Water Co
Industrial
Timer
Corp
30%
Corp
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co__.
Huyck Corporation
5%
371/8
Steel
10
3%
16%.
1
Medallion
Hoover
—_2J/2
451%
__3
A
Pictures Corp
Melpar Inc
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
Meredith
9%
2%
McLouth
42%
A
8%
381%
1
Corp
McLean
21%
class
8 Va
1
Coke
Maxson
97/8
IOV2
83/4
1
&
16
40
8%
34%
Company
Coal
273/4
6%
9%
-
8V2
22
1
Inc
Inc
Maust
20J/2
5%
28%
Matheson
4'/2
7%
1
14%
•:-v'
33/4
Maryland Shipbldg &
Drydk_50c
Company
10 '/a
403A
20%
•
Marshall Industries
Mastan
15Va
93a
1
Co
Inc
25
9'%
14Va
38%
25c
Inc
6'/a
13%
36%
34%
1
Maxam
*
21%
57%
54%
12J/4
1
10
preferred__10
9'/a
12%
2
Herrington
Hobart Mfg Co
*
Holiday Inns of America-'—.1.50
Co
8
11%
20%
_—_____—__1
Products Ins
Capital
Corp
Corp
Markite
Mattel
4 '/a
2.50
1
17>/a
3.50
251/4
.
1253/4
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120
1
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Harrington
Indian
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Epsco Inc
7%
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1
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23'A
Macco
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1
Harman
24 %
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Lytton Financial
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Marrud Inc
Marsh & McClennan
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Lowe's Companies Inc.
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8
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7%
41%
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Electrada
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9%
1
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7%
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22%
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Star
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16
6%
18%
27%
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143/4
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91
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53/4
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1
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1
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Madison Gas &
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8
Magnetics Inc
——_-
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283/4
111/4
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29
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12%
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4
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22J/4
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Press
11%
17%
36%
Hamilton
10 J/2
1
52 Va
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5%
25%
23%
50c
1
49
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16%
16
18%
51
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9
14%
90%
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83/4
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Guardian Chemical
Hot
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37/3
18 J/4
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25%
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18 3/s
521/4
3%
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Edgcomb
Edgerton
1
18%
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Londontown
8J/2
18%
183/s
8%
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Burnham
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Littlefuse
19%
5
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43%
23%
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16%
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2.50
Lipe-Rollway Corp
Lithonia Lighting
7J/2
38%
9
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9%
8%
173/a
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Liberty Real Estate Trust
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B__
65/8
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81/4
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10
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141/s
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21
3V3
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10c
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Browning Arms Co
Brunnlng (Charles) Co~Inc
3
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4
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7%
9
5J/2
17'A
3%
26%
14%
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Eastern Racing Association
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19%
10%
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Lehigh
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17 %
38'A
Develop Corp—-_10c
Drackett Company ———1
Dravo Corporation
_—_—1
Drexel Enterprises _—_-250
Duffy-Mott Company
1
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
1
Dunham Bush Inc
2
Dura Corp
1
Duriron Company
2%
Dymo Industries Inc_.
1
Dynacolor Corp
20c
1
Brdigeport Gas Co
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Bridgeport Hydraulic Co_____20
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8%
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103/s
26%
1
Newman
9%
20
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7 %
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16
27%
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Bowman
Bowmar
27
12%
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Herald-Traveler
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373/3
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35
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Sohn
Bolt
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1
7%
Government Employees Corp__237
Govt Employees Financial
2
35
Grosset & Dunlap Inc__l
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10
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Billups
35%
7%
Co
Matic
Dixon
33%
20c
Hathaway
O
40%
1
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Corp
38%
1
Bag Co
Gas
Berkshire
61%
9%
21
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1
58
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10%
16
_1
common
$1-25 conv preferred
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Disc Inc
Dlversa Inc
10%
12%
19%
17
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Steel
Loblaw
17%
10c
363/a
183/a
18
1
Leece-Neville
7%
Grinnell
5
Inc
Inc
Leeds
36%
Grolier
5
Dlgitronics Corp
7
97/a r
11%
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Bemis
1
9%
9
19J/4
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General Supermarkets Inc
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340
1
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1
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21%
8 J/4
9%
Detroit International Bridge...1
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53/4
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10c
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5%
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
14 %
5%
1
9J/a
34'A
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Latrobe
233/a
.
5
8
1
Atomic Inc
Baltimore
131/3
21%
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'Denver Real Estate Invest..._*
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
93/.
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16 %
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7%
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8%
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7%
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433/4
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7 J/4
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11
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26J/4
29%
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5% convertible
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10
19 »/2
26 J/4
13%
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10%
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9%
27
24J/4
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22%
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_10c
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25
10
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Koehring Company Inc
Kollmorgen Corp
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1
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5
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67/8
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12%:273/4
27%
—10
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1
Kingsport Press Inc
——1.25
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1
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—2
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Machine
50c
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10c
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1%
5
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101/4
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•
5%
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19%
Dallas Airmotlve Inc
4%
9
2%
—
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12
—
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36%
4
1
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16
4%
34%
10
1
11%
1
7%
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39%
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11
37%
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17%
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6%
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.
6
23%
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51/4
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25%
71/2
29%
7%
Atlantic Improvement Corp..25c
Atlantic Utilities Corp
1
;
6%
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5%
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3
19%
1
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Oil
25/8
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8
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181/2 24
305
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14 %
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111/2
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Kendall Refining
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8%
29%
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10
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21%
1
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Kaman
223/4
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22
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27 %
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7%
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13%
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23%
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Assembly Products Inc
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1
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1
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Astrodata
17%
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111'
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24
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29%
7%
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Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
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2%.
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6
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Davis
Frontier
30
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Franklin Realty
Frito Lay Inc
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203/4
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28%
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Fox-Stanley Photo Prod
41%
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Commonwealth Telephone Co_10
7
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191/n
133/a
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19%
24%
25
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3%
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preferred
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17
3
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71/4
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7%
391/4
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Lamson Machine Co_20
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18%
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5%
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21%
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X 4%
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6%
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10
Coleman Engineering Co Inc..1
Collyer Insulated Wire Co
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6%
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1
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40
25%
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39%
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37
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Gypsum Co
1
Heritage Publish__25c
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37%
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19%
American Financial Corp
American Furniture Co—
American
Telephone
Flight
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22%
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6
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29%
21
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First Small Business (NJi
1
15%
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—
American Electronic
Express
4'A
14%
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11%
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Cryogenics
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10V4
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central Maine Power
—-10
15
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4%
7%
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8%
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6%
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Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Central Indiana Gas
5
24%
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Caressa
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14%
23
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8%
6%
Cascade
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1
50c
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Alljn & Bacon Inc__—;
7%
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2%
Financial
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431/4
Mortgage Assn.100
Mills
Fireco
81%
79
1
12.50
Mfg Co
Fieldcrest
17%
74%
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Pipe Line Co.—,—_.l
Carpenter (L E) & Co.——1
Cary Chemicals Inc.—
10c
10%
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50c
Allen Organ Co
:
100
Allied Maintenance Corp—3.75
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77
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12%
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Develop
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Capital For Tech Industries—1
Capital Products Corp
..50c
,
59%
3%
7%
3%
15%
Mills
Class
Natl
Fiat Metal
8%
14%
Capital Southwest Corp
9%
56
7%
13%
—25
;
8%
Federal
13%
12%
Par
8%
41/2
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Cannon
6%
1
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1
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1
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Cannon
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8%
10
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7%
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Canadian
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Aerovox
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10 »4
21 %
—
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1
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50c
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wide
national
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Number
197
The Commercial and
6267
Financial Chronicle
(2189).
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities.
Morton
Safe
Motec
Mothers'
Nalco
1
Co_
27
29%
San
1
——
Industries
20 'A
21%
Sanders
20%
22'/a
Santa
—
Cookie
Par
1
Mfg Corp
Mosler
Ask
Bid
Par
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Inc—
Co—,—
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Chemical
Company
Narragansett Capital
5 "/a
Tubular
9'/4
Scantlin
Schaevitz
22%
5
35%
37%
United Investors of Del A
United
Nuclear
Corp
14
15 Va
Schield
10'A
11%
*
121/4
13%
United
13%
14%
Cleaning
National
Food
National
Gas & Oil
National
Corp—1
Homes
Corp
Schlitz
(Jos)
Schneider
Science
23%
21%
5
Corp A
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18%
17
Corp_l
6
50c
6%
5%
Scot
Co
Brewing
(Walter
Research
4%
5%
United
34%
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10c
36%
United
2'/2
2%
United
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1
Assocs
3%
4%
National
Patent
Development.lc
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9%
17 %
18'/2
*
11%
12%
Nat'l
Work-Clothes
Neiman-Marcus
Rental—50c
26'%
22%
Upper
5
30'/2
32%
Utah
10%
11%
Nevada
8%
9%
New
Inc
Foods
Inc
Hampshire
New
Jersey
Ball
Natural
Scripto
12%
Sea
21
22%
Sealed
1
Co
York
Airways Inc.
New
York
Trap Rock-———*
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Nielsen
File
(A
Company—
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North
Amer
Van
North
Penn
Gas
Searle
Seatrain
Lines
Security
Sel-rex
26 Va
Selas
46
483/4
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25%
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Corp
Selmer
21%
10
13%
15%
121/2
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13%
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120%
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9 3/8
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Van
Vance
Vanity
6%
Varo
193/8
18
143/s
13%
1
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Sea
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Inc
1
&
2%
29
18
Company—50c
Inc—
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5
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5 '/a
10c
5%
19%
Vernors Ginger Ale
8'A
•
23%
251/4
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•
50c
16%
Vitamix
Pharmaceutical
1
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%
173/a
7 42
18 V2
20%
Northwest Natural Gas—_9%
Northwestern Pub Service Co__3
36%
38%
Sliulton
50c
46 '/2
33%
50c
46V2
491/2
Waddell & Reed Inc class A.;
1
18%
Norton
40 %
42%
26
28
Walbaum
1
13%
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Chemical
Noxema
Nuclear
10
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class
Co
88
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Inc
1
1
Nytronics Inc——.
(Henry I) Co Inc A
Sierra Capital
Co
'12%
Sierra
Pacific
243/s
Sigma
3%
Drill
Ocean
Ohio
Oklahoma
Okla
Old
&
Water
10
Cement
4%
Co
Corp
Onyx Chemical Corp
Originala Inc
Orkin
Otter
Tail
Overnite
Oxford
Ozon
Power
7%
Business
:, Smucker
Society
Sorg
Corp
Line
East
21%
Wutch
23'A
Warren
121/4
Warshow
33%
Washington
51%
54%
Washington Steel Corp
13
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34%
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Corp
Enterprises
Wyle
19
3%
4'A
25%
3%
4 Va
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24'/2
26%
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—
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23%
York
10 1/4
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6%
18
19%
63%
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6%
1
231/2
25%
25c
4%
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1
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Electric Corp
Transit Freight
Yellow
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60%
.
9
16%
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Yardney
5
3%
24%
Laboratories
Xtra
11'A
3%
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14%
5%
10%
1
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20 %
23%
5'/a
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&
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22
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Corp class A
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7V4
19%
n3/4
5
Industries
13%
57%
15%
18
Company..
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Work
9%
9
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12.50
Electric
Wrather
8
Works
Wood
7%
.
14
231/4
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Research
Lines—1
Corp class A
7%
5%
16
17'/a
4i%
3%
7%
1
14%
5
South Shore Oil & Develop
10c
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
Southeastern Capital Corp
1
28 Va
291/2
31%
7
4%
Co—
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10
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1
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A—1
11
121/4
Zero Mlg Co
1
4%
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Co.10
37
39Vo
Zonolite
1
11%
12%
17%
19 V,
Zurn
1
5%
Sons
Natural
1
714
10
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31%
6%
5%
Brothers
5
—1
ny2
28
24%
25%
Southeastern
23 Va
243/a
Southern
class
Telephone
Co
Bakeries
63/4
Southern
California
14'/a
151/4
Southern
Gas
19%
20%
Southern
Gulf
Utilities
Southern
New
England
6
3%
15'%
17
Southern
Nitrogen
Southern
Union
4 »/4
Co___5
12%
133/8
6'%
...
Company
Industries
8%
6
-
6%
5
5
19
20%
•
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34
36%
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153A
17
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52 Vb
54%
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17'A
18%
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33
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Par
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Corp
Eazor
—1
1
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Kansai
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"Adrs"—
Pwr
Par
Mack
Shirt
5%
8%
43%
11%
13
Puerto
14
8Va
41'A
11
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Automotive
Gen
Ask
4%
1
Cos..
Express '
Halo
Bid
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Systems
Roberts
8%
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Corp___;
Co
Life
Rican
Co
&
Ask
13'%
12'/»
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Amer
13%
Cement
(Calif)—
25%
21%
1
14%
23%
Casualty—1
22 Va
1
9%
10%
——1
38'%
39i%
Johnsbury Trucking
1
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting—1
14 va
15'A
21%
23
Bid
Aak
Robins
21 Va
15
&
North
9'A
21 Va
Mitsui
16'A
(A
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Co
St
351/4
Lenox
Inc
2.50
7%
Pacific
Water
Water
&
5
Pac Mercury Electronics clA _50c
Pacific Pcwer & Light Co—6%
Southwest
Gas
Gas
Co.
:
27
283/4
*
31%
33%
Vegetable Oil Corp.—5
Package Machinery Co
-—-10
16%
183/e
Southwest
Co__l
7%
8%
13%
14%
14
15%
14%
153/4
Southwestern
223a
12%
43%
24%
Packard
Southwestern Electric Svc Co__l
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
113/4
A..1
10'A
8%
2'/2
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673/4
Bank
Bankers Trust
Southwest
Airline.
Pacific
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Instrument
Co
•
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Panacolor
Pargas
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Inc„
28'/4
Tele
2
Spector
131/s
Standard
&
8%
Standard
Beryllium
__1
14%
15%
Standard
Fruit
2
7%
81/4
Co
.
8
Tr
8
Chemical Fibre Co—1
Corp__
5 3/8
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Stanley
Stanley
Star
4%
State
Loan
7%;
Stein
31
33%
2%
31/4
14%
15%
78
82%
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28'A
30%
20
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42%
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27%
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Philadelphia Sub Water Co-3.75
30%
32%
Strategic
1
9%
10%
3%
8%
91/4
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Piedmont
Pierce
Gas Co
Nat'l
&
Stevens
Natural
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Playskool
Plymouth
Chemical
Gas
Mfg
Books
Popell
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2%
Potash
Genl
9%
Co
of
America
Instruments
Premier
5
Co
Corp of America
Industrial Corp
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Co
Tasty
25%
Taylor
6%
Taylor
Taylor
Instrument
Taylor
W'ine
24'/a
6
2
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2'%
7%
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11
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81/8
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101/4
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12%
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1
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11%
1
26'%
28'/8
1
Publishers Company Inc
7%
85/a
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Alegre Sugar Corp
Corp Ltd.
Purex
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3
lQ'/a
7%
2%
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21%
•
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4
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1
of
7%
19%
1
71/4
81/8
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95/e
1
Petroleum
Public
6%
13%
Corp
Service
28%
Primex
Pubco
Food
Tamar
26%
6va
12 y2
1
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1
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Tampax
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„10c
Printing Corp of America
1
Producing Properties
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10c
Products
Research Corp
.2
Professional Golf Co--—
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Corp
6 3/4
25c
Premier Microwave Corp..
5
Greene
Superior
26%
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Strawbridge & Clothier
3'A
Inc
1
68%
721/4
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32
34%
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171/4
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Technical Measurement Corp 20c
Techno
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Inc
1
5'/a
6%
3%
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Tecumseh
25c
Co
Inc
Co
Products
Teleflex
I
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Ltd
3%
1
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67
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Telephone Svc Co of Ohio "A"_l
321/4
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Gas
Nat
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Texas American
6%
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Tenney Corp class A.
13%
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Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp..
8%
8
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Radiation
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Racing
Rexach
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Riley
Stoker
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1
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1
13%
4%
14%
1
Therm-O-Disc
101/4
Tidewater
93/8
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9%
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28%
30%
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31%
Tip-Top Products class A..
Tobin Packing Co
Tokheim
Corp
3
38
40%
M'ills Inc..3%
22
233/8
28%
301/4
25c
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Toledo
3%
41%
Towmotor
47%
Trans-Air
Rose
Rowe
Brothers Inc
Mfg Co
(Wm
Marie
Rotron
& Co
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28
Transcontinental
391/8
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53/4
18%
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79%
82%
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4%
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43
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43
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First Natl Bank
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(Philadelphia)
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57%
44
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63
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10
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96
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First
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82
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First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
99'%
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First
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Pennsylvania
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37
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82
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10
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65%
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411/2
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42'A
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10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
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36 Va
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10
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8'/a
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33
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313/8
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1 vb
27 %
29
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7%
25%
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Tropical
8%
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Treesdale Labs
Trico
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153/4
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Trans-Coast
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Rudd-Melikian
33/8
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10%
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37
39%
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26 va
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Dutch
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Furniture
Royal
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61
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Thrifty Drug Stores Co
New
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20%
5
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Bank
53%
18%
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59'A
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32%
28
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55
33%
73'%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
14%
Thompson
92
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14%
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(H H)
4
5%
.
330
(Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)
5
22%
Robbins & Myers Inc
Co
/
Inc
Furniture
50c
Roadway Express Inc.—
Robertson
Chem
10
Natl
of
6p%
87
87'%
Tr
National
Co. 12
Co (Bridgeport) —10
Trust Co
50
Trust
Bank
Mercantile
National
Co
13%
Corp
Rice
&
Inc
56 ...
57'A
84 84%
"
Natl
20%
Co..
Richardson Company
Ridge Tool Co class A.
Phila.10
of
Bk
N Y Trust
Continental-Ill
13%
Inc
^9 A
Morgan
Connecticut Bank &
1
Inc
Monmouth Cnty
Southern
Connecticut
Natl
Natl
52%
(Savannah)
Trust
1.25
Carriers...
Reheis Company class A
Remco Industries Inc
Revere
Butadiene
Industries
Thomasville
class A—_20c
conv
Redwing
Texas
Texas
Texize Chemicals Inc
Puritan
Bank
Mellon
Brook
49%
Co
57%
B'
Hanvr
Merchants
Chemical Bank
City
Meadow
392
379
30
Maryland National Bank
36%
Natl
&
Manufacturers
/8
34%
Co
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
Citizens
52
5
Traders
(Buffalo)
(N J)
-~5
Bank of Cleve—16
Natl
Centl-Penn
55
48
Trust
67 %
(Phila)—5
Trust
Camden Trust
Central
64%
Co
5
Manufacturers &
41 Va
Commercial
9
1
Corp
Szabo
10 Va
St
Par
Long Island Trust
1441/2
Louis__20
St
Boatmen's Natl Bk
Broad
Companies
Ask
60
45%
(N Y)__—.10
Co
10
Materials
Systron-Donner
6
New
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
5
17
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(Newark)_25
York...
.100
12'A
Inc
76
8'%
of Commerce
11
Woodward
15%
50c
Co
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Portland
Potter
Inc—:
of Commerce
Bank
Cleveland
Swank
1
—
Pocket
Bank
19%
121/4
5
Plymouth Rubber Co
PneumoDynamics
6'A
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(San
Bid
140V2
A—
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23 'A
72
25
&
T
20%
36%
..1
Cordage Co
N
18
11
3.75
America
18%
34%
2
Co
18 Va
17
of
21%
Finance
Electric Co.
1
Superior Mfg & Instrument_50c
Susquehanna Corp.
1
Inci._50c
Bank
Security & Tr Co—10
1
&
Stubnitz
Pickering Lumber Corp
Par
American
Watley Davin & Co. 4
Stockton
25%
Inc.
251/e
Hall
•
—
45%
23%
2.50
com
43%
*
Market
61/8
6%
9%
10
Home Products
Works
*
Corp
SS
Register
4
45%
—1
Corp
&
13%
lc
Poors
Screw
5%
1
10c
Peter Paul Inc
Standard
13 '/a
4%
11%
Standard
8 1/8
7%
._
Preferred
103/4
10
cl
■
Bank and Trust
35%
33'A
1
Inc
13
Permeator Corp
Photon
States
Metals
12
'
Petrolite
Producing
12%
1
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash.lGc
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc
1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
Perini
Special
Gas
Freight System
Sprague Electric Co
Staley ( A E) Mfg Co
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv
Penobscot
Corp common.l
preferred
5
convertible
Inc..
Dental
Tube
183/s
26%
$1
Co_lO
Supply
*
Petroleufn
Peerless
16%
*
■
Pauley
8%
1
Corp
■■:Parkview Drugs Inc
Paterson Parchnmt Paper
Patterson
8
20c
Parker-Hanmifin
'
Co
31 %
2
—
Engineering
l
Gamble Robinson
Waltham
Warner & Swasey Co.
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33%
73/a
8%
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!
11%
26%
6'A
24/8
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Far
A..2
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1
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(Jim)
11
A..1
7%
Brewing Co
Pacific
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Products
Grove
—♦
,
50c
Pacific
investments
Walnut
251/8
25%
25c
Wallace
Inc.:
1
Co
Paper
Co-50c
A.
12%
11'/2
10c
—
Corp of America——50c
•
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(J M)
5
class
1
36%
Soroban
22 %
Co
Products
Pacific
14%
■
34%
38 3/8
*
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Pabst
:
7
10c
Transportation
Chemical
5%
5%
5'/8:
3.75
36%
5
•
Exterminating Co
Small
35%
•
13%
•
_lc
Coal
•
Co
Wire & Cable Co
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
Skil
Corp
203/8
33 va
—lc
Co
Miss River Prod Line
Ben
19
Exploration—1
Service
Recovery Corp--
Power
Simplex
4
•
Oil
1
Instruments
22'%
—
B
Siegel
94%,
v
11%
Chicago Corp—__,—1
Nutone
A
Vitro
31%
/ 13%
5
,35%
Wolf
19 Va
Class
class
Vitramon Inc—
Gas—
22%
337/-
Wisconsin Power
49i/2
31 ye
Inc
.
Power &
Wometco
39'A
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist__5
Shawmut Association
40%
Winston-Muss
10
•
193/8
13
Company
5
Nat Gas_-i_*
Ontario
15 V8
23
Win-Chek
11%
Smelt
83
14
Willcox &
; 9%
Inc
.
18%
■
-
25%
Wilcox
6%
*
Vernitron
18
51
79
383/8
Whiting Corp
Wiegand (Edwin
5%
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171/.
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213/8
Whitin
19
.10%
—
26 'A
5
class A
5
14%
Capital Corp
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Weyerhaeuser Company —7.50
323A
%
12 %
Vector Mfg Co...
Veeder
Root
Inc
5'%
27%
cl
40'%
Westland
3
91/4
43/.
25%
24%
Amer
Publishing
Westgate-California
77%
1
1
of
Western
19%
73%
Co
/
A
Tube
Western
14%
13
27%
17%
%%
Western Kentucky Gas Co
5
Western Light & Telephone
5
Western Mass Companies...._50c
Western Natural Gas Co
—1
26'A
_l0c
1
Co.—
24%
A„ 1
11%
Point
Manufacturing Co_5
Westcoast Transmission Co
•
a
Corp...5
Iron
Food
Sanders
4%
Co
Glass
Electronics
Camp
6'/a
1
4
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cf
Corp
West
18%
2b
4
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Ohio Gas Co
West Penn Power Co
19%
17%
4%
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West
313/a
2
Corp
Ask
41-
•
Wellington Mgnt Co class Alloc
Coast Telephone Co..'
10
21%
18
Bid
1
"
(Del E.)
Welded
8%
29%
23%
9
A
Corp
West
55%
18
Northern
•
Webb
10 %
7%
52
Transport
Weissberg (H. R.>
9%
2
Co
Mining Co.
Industries
Vahlsing Inc..
Valley Mould &
4
Corp
&
Power
Corp
Vacuum
116%
Inc..
&
32 '/a
Const
2
America
(John)
91/4
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Peninsular
4
1
&
8 %"
-
30
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of
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273/4
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Inc
Corp
Sexton
6 %•
5%
&
Seismograph
123/8
10c
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27%
71/2
8%
10
Columbian
24 y4
.1
Chemicals
37%
(G
25%
/
50c
Corp
10%
v::- 7%
•
A
1
Power
11%
—1
,
Co—
&
class
Corp
43%
7
—1
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Inc
Pak
9%
35%
5
New
Co
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Gas
Fetzer
Foresman
15%
11%
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
New
Scott
8 h
7%
14%
Northern Gas Co
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19%
Bros
Wayne-George
4%
15%
2
—
(John
15%
Corp
*;
Utilities &
14'/4
&
50c
CO—
Nesbitt
-14%
Corp
Truck
Inc
24 y2
21
Scott
10%
1
Propane Corp—
National Realty Investors..
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States
Univis
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39%
l
com
Leasing
States
United
Par
'/4
37%
3%
1
States Realty Invest—_•
States Servateria Corp.l
Scott (O M) & Sons class A.100
Scott & Williams Inc
5
Scott Aviation
Corp
1
4%
4
1
National
Envelop
States
1
Lad
'
National Periodical—
States
United
5
Capital Corp
Science
5%
50c
B
17
•
15%
Contractors-1
Products
Bantam
4%
8
Ask
1
Preferred
4
10c
(Quotations for Friday, May 24)
,
1
United Servomation Corp
Inc
:
Bid
10
10c
Engineering
National
Class
44%
21
Electronics
26%
Aeronautical
United Artists Theatre Circuit.l
United Illuminating Co
»
42
•
Prod
8%
National
6%
5%
Par
1
Machines
24%
Co
Ask
1
Power Co
3
Fabric
Nashua
A
Co
Corp—1.66%
Narrow
Corp..1
class
Drilling
Business
Sawhill
4%
3%
'_1
Savin
58%
55
1.25
Petroleum
Associates
Fe
Savannah Elec &
6 r/2
•
Jacinto
Bid
45
of Prices
Low
24
8ales
for Week
Shares
-
&
Cable
Chemical Co
Insurance
Service
Feb
4.70
1,400
2.90
2.90
100
2.80 May
3.80 Mar
•
1.50
1.50
200
1.50 May
1.90 Mar
1.70
1,70
600
1.10
1.10
300
Mining Corp..
;
1
Leasing Credit Corp class A———_10c
Corp
25c
Development Corp
Wells
Industries Corp.l
Jan.
9.60
3.90
10c
2.70
1.90
35c
Apr
Jan
Feb
v
2.20 Mar
50c
Jan
Jan
2.20
Feb
40c
Jan
1.40
Apr
25c
55c
May
1.10
Apr
50c
25c
Mar
MSI
T V
1.60
1
—
Electronics
High
Low
1.10 Mar
Golconda
Nashville
Range Since Jan. 1> 196S
High
*1
10c
1.70
1.20
60c
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Fund
Advisers
1.25
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American
Growth
Fund
American- Investors
1
1
*
Mutual Fund Inc
American
Fund
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Atomic
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Fund
Trust
Physics
Sci Fd_33%c
&
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10.20
11.13
9.63
10.52
—1
5.25
5.74
22.09
24.10
12.98
14.17
S-3
15.03
16.40
S-4
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
4.30
4.70
Ltd-1
14.91
16.13
1
6.44
Knickerbocker
Lazard Fund
Fund
Investors
Insurance
Life
10.86
6.06
Insurance
Fund
Inc—1
Stk
17.50
11.29
1
Inc—1
6.64
16.62
Fund—1
Growth
Inc———————1'.
Lexington Income Trust
12.18
12.34
18.66
17.07
6.87
6.30
Loomis
10.55
Managed
1
9.65
14.31
15.47
.—_—1
13i54
14.84
Inc—1
7.24
7.91
Inc_—
Street
International
13.03
5.22
Investing--—__50c
Fund
Boston
Broad
11.91
4.78
Fund Inc.-1
Bullock Fund Ltd
.
Fund
Mass
18.96
Massachusetts
11.37
12.42
Medical Securities
International Growth-
Ltd
Fund
Units
1
—
Stock Fund
8.94
8.18
25.39
10.34
11.30
(B C) &
Growth Series
Funds—^
Co
—1
11.85
Century
Shares Trust-——1
Fund of Boston—
1
Chemical Fund Inc__
25c
14.29
15.62
6.37
6.96
Mutual
Investing
11.20
12.18
Mutual
Invest Found
Inc——»——.—1
11.60
12.68
Mutual
Investment
12.40
13.55
Commonwealth
Energy
1
Income Fund__l
10.03
10.96
Commonwealth
Int'l
Fd__1
10.19
7.13
6.51
11.14
Colonial
Fund
Colonial
Growth
&
—
Insurance
Investment
Commonwealth
Stock
1
9.97
16.25
1
8.74
12.55
20.25
9.69
al4.77
6.82
De
Vegh
Vegh
Mutual
Delaware
Diversified
7.63
Dow
18.15
60.68
Stock
9.15
9.24
10.13
17.28
12.68
13.95
Corp—1
a22.04
9.05
25c
10.46
8.58
—
Fd
t9.51
4.40
6.26
____•
6.59
8.01
8.75,.
7.90
8.63
:_1
11.58
12.52
9.41
9.51
Fund Inc^.
Series.
Common
stock
series
Preferred
stock
series—
al6.31
1
12.97'
14.17
15.42
16.85
5.67
6.19
Fund
11.55
50c
12.24
12.36
_2.50
9.59
10.48
.
Inc—;
15.52
1
4.29
1
8.78
1
15.09
1%;.:!
1
8.78
_.
(Geo)
Putnam
Growth
7.09
25c
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Scudder Stevens & Clark-
'
Common
Selected
6.80
Shares
Canada
of
Stock
Fund
Amer
Sovereign
Industry Inc__ 1
Trust of Boston—1
State
Street
Stein
Roe
7.83
8.51
9.84
10.78
_1
7.01
6.93
Balanced
Stock
Fund
Inc__
Fund
Texas
Fund
20th
7.60
10.55
United
5.13
Accumulated
Continental
Income
United Funds Canada
5.61
United
14.5.4
American
55%'
Reserve
Insurance
3.50
14%
16
St
Fire
0.25
63
66 V*
Ins
(NY)
5
—10
Co
220
Seaboard
Ins
Co
Life
Ins
Buffalo
of
_2
Accident
&
Standard Life
1
Life &
Life
130%
& Acc.l
Insurance
145
142
Springfield Insurance common_2
$6.50 preferred
.10
101
Standard Sec Life Ins
Union
5
27%
United Security Life Ins
16%
United
U S
u
10
17%
Variable
49 y2
52%
29
31%
Westn
decimal point represent
Banks—
Bid
Aug 15, 1963—
3.30s Sep 16,1963.
3.20s Jan
3%s Feb
Apr
Sep
100.1
100.1
100
—
100
99.31
99.31
;
99.31
...
100.15
,
3.20s
Dec
Federal
2,
Bank
100.19
Assn—
4s
Oct
4%s
Nov
100.17
100.19
4s
Oct
10.61
Value
Line Special Situations
_1
x7.18
7.85
May 11, 1964.
100.14
100.18
4s
Dec
Vanguard Fund Inc___—1
5.76
Sep
10, 1964
100.28
101
3%s
Feb
12.07
13.19
Wall
9.43
11, 1964
100.28
101
3%s
May
Jun
10, 1965——
3%s Mar 10, 1966—
4 %s Dec
12, 1966
3%s Mar 11,.1968—
101.26
102.2
4%s
Fund-lc
10.64
11.63
Washington Mutual
Fund—lc
7.34
8.02
100.16
4s
101.28
4
10, 1969—
102
102.24
10, 1970—
103.8
104.8
;
Apr
101.20
%s
4s
99.20
99.12
—1
10.59
ll;57
100.12
101.12
10, 1971—
100.12
101.12
10, 1971
102.24
103.24
10, 1972
107.16
108.16
4%s Jun
12, 1972
10, 1970
—
_1
101.6
101.2
101.10
100.8
99.8
101.20
102
100.24
101.4
101.8
—
102.8
100.20
102.8
103.8
Jun
12, 1973—
101.12
102.12
4%s
Feb
10,1977—
103.16
104.16
3%S
Sep
107
96.20
97.20
106.8
15, 1972-1967
Feb
104.8
106
.'
103.8
103.8
:
100.24
102.8
-
4%s
15, 1972
20. 1974
—
107.8
102
103
96
100.8
98.16
103.8
1978-73
100.12
;
97
•101.8
99.16
104.8
'100.20
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after
decimal point represent
Maturity—
Bid
3%s Aug 15, 1963
3 V8s Nov 15, 1963
3%s Feb 15, 1964—
3%s May 15,
Treasury
Ask
1964
13.65
14.84
IV2S
14.57
15,88
4%s Nov
1
13.74
14.85
1%S
Oct
one
or
32nds
more
of
point
a
Rid
Maturity-
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued) —
100.6
100.6
100.8
100.4
—
100.8
100.6
;
100.8
100.6
Notes—
————1
Fund
101
—98.28
i
July 20, 1970
4%S Oct
1, 1970-1967
3%S May
1,1971.
—
101.4
99.28
5 Vas
%s Aug
.
100.2
100.30
100.30
—
4%s
.
Fund
Equity
100
1968_
4%s Sep
5%S Feb
4
100
100.5
100.26
—
4%s Mar 20, 1969
4%s July 15, 1969
5%s Feb 20, 1970
3%s Apr
1,1970
4%s Apr
4%S Sep
100
99.31
100.3
20, 1968_
20,
100
99.31
i.
2, 1966
Mar
June
Ask
100
99.31
—
May 22, 1967
4%s
3.31
'
,
Inc.
Fund
197/s.
99.31
July 20, 1966
100.12
12, 1963.^
4%s
10.31
Investing Corp—„1
Bid
-
21, 1966_:
37/8s Dec
6.30
lc
3.03
38Vs
point
a
20, 1965
4s
Certificate of Indebtedness—
Fund Inc__10c
•
18%
20, 1965
3%s
5.86
9.71
12
11%
36
20, 1964
7.25
1
78
74
Bonds—
3%s Aug 20, 1963
3%s Oct 22, 1963
4'/2s Apr 20,1964—
5.36
Inc__1
of
1963
Land
20.11
Fund
35%
Cooperatives—
6.63
Income
75
67
33%
Juhe
18.50
Line
70%
63%
3
3, 1963—:
3.15s Aug
1, 1963
3.15s Oct 1, 1963——
100
15, 1965
Federal Natl Mortgage
for
1
Value
*
5
2
32nds
more
or
3.05s
100
1964
one
Banks
100.1
...
15, 1964—
17,>1964—:
15,
Ask
100
100
—
Feb 20,
9.15
Ins..
Reserve Life Assur Ohio.l
Feb
8.37
24%
Westchester Fire
4V8s
Inc—_1
23
(Ala) .1
Co in City of N Y.2
Annuity Life Insur
1
16%
Inc———1
Fund
6%
63%
Insurance..
4%s
Line
6
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Fire
12%
11%
60
Co
US Life Ins
S
7.31
Value
*
1
Serviceslife
99
39 %
186 %
181
America—2.50
of
Co
11.07
2.68
(Tex)
Ins
6.69
______
Co
Ins
Family Life Ins
United
15Vt
26%
24%
Co.—___.5
United
57%
106 %
14%
__8
Insurance
Bankers
54%
2
10
9
•
(NY)
(N Y)-,
Guaranty Co
36V2
Co——2
97
92%
—5
136
95%
Accident__1.25
70 V2
138
74%
15%
•
10
49
66 %
10
Haven)
10%
46
5
Co
(New
9%
3
Travelers
25
Ins—5
Surety
1
5
Title
8%
of Amer
Ins
Southwestern Life Ins Co
72%
71%
Co..
Southland Life Ins Co
16%
123
5
Security .Life & Trust Co
•
57%
5
Life
(Pa)
Marine
&
Ins
68%
50c
Co_
Mid-Cont
Security
55
5
Boiler & Insur_5
Insurance
Paul
Seaboard Life
10.10
2.45
Wellington
32%
52
37 %
Corp
1
Inc 10c
Investors
/,
Corp
3
(Jacksonville Fla) _2 y2
Insurance
—
Street
90%
26%
City Life Ins
Obligations of Government Agencies
13.57
Ltd
Fund
United Science Fund
8,83
87
29%
71 %
210
5
6%
27%
.
23%
6%
,
25
35%
(N Y)____—2
69%
(D C) —4
(DC)_1,50
5
C)
10%
33
Republic Insurance (Texas)_'__5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
1
5%
Figures after
7.56
12.42
3.55
Inc
;
Federal Home Loan
15.89
6.92
l
8.12
Ltd—-
Fund
1
_i
Shares
5%
Quaker
Ltd-
International
Wellington
Resources
Fund.
Fund
Fund
9%
10
(N
128%
124
1
__1
Ins
Reinsurance
66 %
Insur
Co
94%
14%
1
10
Ins_2.50
Ins
65
90%
80%
%
—4
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
11.98
lc
Inst Foundation Fund—;
(Phoenix).
Kentucky Central Life
Funds Inc—
__lc
Investors
Life
Life
64 Vb
61
86%
80
5
1.25
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
4.25
10.96
United
5.01
Fund
.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
13.21
3.89
1
.
Inc—
10c
Int'l
12.09
10c
-
United
18.77'
1
Inv
Growth
United
18.24
a22.21
1
Co
187/b
60%
10
Life
Men's
Pyramid
.55%
8.17
Inc
S Fund
Co..
Owners
Bus
79
64%
13.30
7.50
Insurance
75
—.—
Fund—_1
5
Providence-Washington
N Y
of
52 y2
a32.27
12.31
Co——■:
30 %
Co
61%,
15%
a37.68
1
of Canada Ltd
Century
U B
14.69
9.63
Inc—1
Inc
Growth
&
Greatamerica
42.25
1
;
Television-Electronics
7.62
13.42
shares^-lc
Income
Home
Profess
65%
16.28
39,50
57%
62%
Pioneer
(S F)_—
Kennesaw
40.
54
58%
Phoenix
75%
Farnham
&
Ins
Insurance
5%
Fund
Life
37%
insurance Co of N Y.10
57%
49%
9.16
*
Investment Corp
2.88
46%
2.50
Life.
31 VB
47%
61
12.16
14.87
25%
le%
34%
4%
71
15.56
8.47
1
Investors——
11.13
14.26
1
23%
% 43%
79%
46 y2
3.30s
10.57
1
3,33 %
76 y2
al0.43
9.77
48%
——.3%
541/3
Employ Life Ins
Jefferson
34
45
28
Ins
Gov't Employees
Life
31%
Co
43%
Glens Falls
Intl
16%
5
5
Amer. __2
Peerless
20%
Home
15%
Co
2
Internat'l Life
Illinois
49%
2.50
1
Nat'l
Great
23%
47%
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)_5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
19
Gov
Life
1.25
(N J)
Insurance
3%s
—1
Shares—1.25
American
in
Inc
8.56
10c
Institutional
First
100%
22 %
5
Co_
(DC)
Franklin Life Insurance.
al9.48
4.82
Fund
7.79
_lc
Boston
74%
143%
Line
Natl
Inc-—— -—-5
Co
97
1
5
Group Assoc———*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Employers
Employers
al4.48
Scudder
i'-
1
Income Foundation Fund
Insurance
Forster
&
Eastern Life
11.58
—
Southwestern Investors Inc
H-C7
Institutional
Crum
Eagle Fire Ins
12.04
10.65
Shareholders
H-DA
^
Criterion
7.75
11.02
1
,
Shares
Casualty
69
xl38
3.30s
1
Inc-
7.22
.
Institutional
9.60
1
Investing
2.62
Trust
Income
Continental
4.69
Revere Fund
_1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc_
Imperial Fund Inc__
15.68
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
6.57
Inc
Incorporated
Incorporated
Pacific
171
165
10
Co——5
3%s July 16, 1963—
2.82
Series
of
Indemnity
16.49
Income
11.75
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Fund
Pacific
9.49
Fund—
for
Inc
Putnam
/■:
Series
Income
62%
Lamar
_1
Fund
Fund
lc
Shares
12.66
Growth Stock
2.56
:;
lc
Group
Funds
8.67
*
Inc
(T Rowe)
7.91
—1
—lc
Investors
Industry
59%
Assurance
_5
Co.—
River...
Old
Interstate
al6.38
Square Mutual Fund
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
Growth'
13.84
Ins
45%'
Continental Amer Life Ins
126%
—__—2.50
Fire
43 y2
Continental
121
Hampshire Insurance.
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
Hanover
12.66
1
Fund
lc
Funds—
Utilities
Hamilton
Northwestern
81%
102
10
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA com
National Union Fire
Nationwide Corp class A_
19%
Gulf
6.03
1
10.75
—1
—
Series-
Guardian Mutual Fund
Northeastern Insurance
1
._—1
Series
Research
,
Inc_lc
Fund
Administered
North
Georgia
York
Puritan
6.52
Common
14%
General Reinsurance Corp
Series
Stock
Provident
2.38
Fully
North American Life & Cas
i3y4
7.91
15.27
5.97
Securities—
Aerospace-Science
39
27 %
4.63
10.28
2.18
Investors
New. York
41 %
7.24
17.48
•
1
General
New
30%
58%
54
10
—
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) ..1,25
Combined Ins Co of America—1
9.33
_10c
America
45%
29
5
4.24
Series—
Fund
11.44
i
Inc
of
43
Life_——1
Co
1
Stock Series—
Horizons R P
Price
9.38
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
Fundamental
73%
6.81
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
5.68
14.05
Fund
69
12.66
—
16.17
Bond
2
1
6.23
Oppenheimer
15.08
5.20
10
Fund
Foursquare Fund
Franklin Custodian
61%
11.58
One William Street Fund
13.70
20c
Founders Mutual
71%
58
(Bait)
29%
20%
Hartford Steam
18.78
50c
Fund
68%
_1
Series
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
—1
Florida Growth
16
5
1
Penn
:
Industrial
14%
National Fire,
Nat'l Life & Accident Ins—
Casualty (NY) "A"—2
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY__2
Firemen's
„——1.
Series-—
Series
3.77
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc__
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Shares split 2-for-l
Financial
3%
36
5.21
i
Growth
Federated
3'%
68
Pioneer
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
1
1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—
3.44
50c
Inc
Equity Fund Inc
97%
16.69
4.82
Fund
Investment
76
Monument Life
15.44
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics
Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
1
11.78
8.68
■'
1
Fund
5
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
7%
Corp
_25c
Fund
Energy
14%
Series—
New
Howard—
Electronics
42%
Investors
1
15%
51%
7'/a
Securities
Pine Street Fund Inc
&
10.63
14%
48%
12 %
(N J)
Life Ins
Standard
6%
*
1
39
13
Inc__1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Balanced
4.74
12.64
10.78
1
Inc-1
Investment Fund—1
Theory Invest Fund
Eaton
9.45
16.55
•
169
5%
1
Shippers——^—10
Security
16%
163
Inc_l
DC)
(Galveston)
Boston Insurance
5
Maryland Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
13%
•
77
Growth
18.33
61.29
11.57
1
Fund
Shares
Dividend
12%
Re-insurance
Beneficial
Insur
Madison Life Insurance Co
1
4
New England Fund
1
Fund
Stock
Ins—
Life
132 %
15%
Loyal Amer Lite Ins Co Inc_50c
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins——1
Income
22.16
6.97
1
Inc
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Growth
Lincoln
34%
128
1
50'/2
(Wash
Ins
32%
10
Ins
92y2
2.94
Stock
1
Investing Co Inc
De
Diver
Nat
National
Life
5
88
24.66
New
Fund
Fund
Amer
Liberty
Penna.
Co_1.50
Companies
Mercury
Lincoln
2.88
Preferred
Inc
Investment
Income
Amer
Life Insurance Co of Va
16
of
Insur
American Income Life Ins Co
Life
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
27%
Co
47%
Assurance—2.50
Home
23%
14%
Assurance
Insur_l
Heritage Life
(Jacksonville Fla)_
American
30%
165
Life
American
American
27%
22.79
Dividend
7.45
20.31
—
Diversified
General
Life
1
Balanced
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Western
1
Bond
13.57
21.75
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
Crown
American
33%
76%
42%
National
9.50
1
Inc
Inc:
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Series B
Founders
Ask
25 y2
Casualty (111) _1
Equitable Assur
2.50
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
Bid
31%
22 %
Amer Life &
American
American
Federal
10.40
9.57
50c
Fund
4.39
Mutual Trust Shares—
17.76
Fund Inc
Fund
8.62
15.31
Growth—1
Fund-
40
Par
103 y2
73
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Composite Bond & Stock
Concord
1
Foundation—1
Mutual Shares Corp_——1
10.90
Fund—1
:
Liberty Life Insurance
2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)—2
National
Gen
Commonwealth
Composite
Series—
10
Co
Citizens
23.23
10.81
Chase
"
1.67
16.20
interest—1
lc
Growth
.
1.53
Fund Inc—1
beneficial
of
1.95
Fund—
Life
Morton
Capital Life Ins Shares &
;
Ask
159
Bankers Natl Life Ins
14.82
1
17.52
Canadian
All
Bid
99
5
,
Agricultural Insurance
—
Stock
Fund Inc
Insurance
—
Trust
int—33 %c
Growth
Investors
1
Inc
Life
Bankers
shares—lc
Investors
18.98
Fund
1.78
beneficial
of
17.37
Canadian
al5.63
shares—lc
Industries
—1
Ltd——
(1954)
Fund—*
Special Investment
Fund—
General
Canada
a31.03
Funds—
General
shares
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
(Quotations for Friday, May 24)
3.50
American
Ltd—.—1
Fund
Mutual
Sayles
Massachusetts
California
Aetna
& Surety
Bankers &
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
Blue Ridge Mutual
Bondstock Corp
Casualty
7.06
Internat'l
Keystone
Knickerbocker Fund
6.23
989
4.42
9-94
Bonds)
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
(Income Com Stocks)
_1
(Growth Com Stock)
1
8-2
Life
1
Canada Ltd
(Income Fund)
S-l
Fund
Growth
Axe-Templeton
Aetna
1
1
K-2
10.26
1.73
5.30
5.73
9.02
4.02
11.21
"A" Inc_^l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc~_5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Houghton Fund
(Discount
Par
Ask
Cont.
K-i
—
9.39
1.57
4.85
Bid
Par
Fund
Custodian
B-4
7.27
8.84
4.51
6.67
8.17
4.16
6.17
al6.72v
1
Shares
Business
American
Keystone
2.45
6.59
~1
Inc———
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.24
25c
Fund
Aberueen
Bid
Par
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
;
l%s- Apr
1,
4%s May 15,
1%S Oct
1,
3%s Nov 15,
3%s
1, 1963
99.16
Feb
4.76
5.20
1
10.54
11.52
Whitehall
Investment Trust of Boston—l
Investors. Group Funds—
11.95
13.06
Winfield
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Investors Stock Fund—
11.49
12.42
5s
18.79
20.31
3%s
Investors Selective Fund
10.48
11.21
1 %s
Oct
1, 1964
98.14
98.16
6.79
7.34
4%s Nov
15, 1964
102.14
6.83
Oct
97.22
102.18
;
102.20
96.24
96.28
1965
100.5
100.7
15,1966
100.6
100.8
Apr
Aug
l%s
1965
1965—
95.28
1, 1966
96
102.16
6.31
1 %s
4s
99.18
lc
97.18
1965—
Investment
Co
of
America
Investors
Istel
Research Fund
Fund
Johnston
l
12.69
36.33
Devonshire
Mutual Fund—1
al3.55
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
(Medium
B-3
(Low
Grade
Priced
101.18
101.20
15, 1964_;
100.20
100.22
Aug
15, 1964
102.7
102.9
Aug
15, 1964
100.23
100.25
all.60
Inc
Inc
Fund
a9.95
Inc
Rate
Fund—-——
a46.15
3.35s
9-
4-62
6-
3-63
100
100.1
3.15s
Capital Exchange FdCapital—————————
a82.08
3.20s
10-
1-62
7-
1-63
100
100.1
3.15s
3-
3.20s
4-
1
25.23
26.33
Ohio
23.22
25.33
Second
16.79
18.32
Westminster
Centennial Fund
Dated
al5.93
1112-
3-62
3.15s
Due
.i,
1-62
3.15s
all.20
—
3.10s
al5.27
Inc——
Inc——-
Fund
1-
Bid
Ask
8-
1-63
99.31
100
9-
3-63
99.31
100
10-
2-63
1-63
99.31
100
Recent
Bid
43/as
Tel
&
1996
.
4
%s
Elec
Barium
Steel
Carrier
Corp
Consolidated
Duke
Power
1011/4
104
106
conv
4%s
.1983
4%s
100
.1993
107
100%
Socony-Mobile
104y2
Southwestern
—
Hilton
& Electron
Hotel
6s
ww
Michigan Consol Gas
.Mitsui & :co
Petroleum
100%
103%
4%s
1988
1984
4%s_I 1988
...- 1978
106%
108%
121%
.
102%
102%
102%
^ 123%
■,
Sheraton
Co
of
5s
Am
4y4s
Elec
._
1977
108%
111
97y2
105
100
99%
-.1993
—
9iy2
88
94
ww_196T
5s
100 y8
Power—
99
95
100.1
94
100.11
92.30
93.2
92.4
92.12
July
5.
12,
99.869
99.873
19,
99.812
Aug
1963——:
101 %
Textron Amer 5s debentures 1971
116%
100.1
99.186
99.816
Sep
26,
1963
99.784
Oct
3,
1963
99 172
99. 115
99 .054
98 ,994
98 929
99.766
Oct
10,
1963
98 :867
98.886
99.692
Oct
15,
1963
99.644
Oct
17,
1963
99.611
Oct
24,
1963-,.
98 .825
98 .808
98 .746
98.824
99.604
99.577
99.583
Oct
31,
1963
99.520
99.526
Nov
7.
1963
98.638
99.468
Nov
14;
1963
98 .687
98 624
98 .566
99.461
.
99.404
99.412
NOV
21,
1963
99.347
99.356
Jan
15,
1964—
99.290
99.297
99.230
1963
128
100
98 .507
98 .045
99.130
99.067
99.010
98.943
98.841
98.763
98.705
98.580
98.517
99.243
1
^
—
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98.058
97.264
119%
125
3-64
2-64
99.638
8, 1963—;
1963—
102%
100
23-
99.686
5, 1963
11, 1963
July 15, 1963——„—
July 18, 1963
July 25, 1963—
Aug
1, 1963
July
Aug 22,
100%
100
99.31
2-64
1-63
99.761
i
Aug
1983
99.31
1-
1-63
3-63
99.780
1963
Aug
1993
100
100
1963
100%
Texas
99.31
99.31
1963
102%
100%
4-63
2-63
1963
Sep
Sep
24, 1963
15,
Ask
1112-
Bid
Sep
99.925
June 13, 1963
June 20, 1963
June 27,
Bid
Due
4-63
4-63
Ask
99.970
100%
101%
y2
101.13
Treasury Bills
99.922
102 %
103
Tenn Gas Trans 47/8s
ni
101
93.28
100.9
——
5-
99.968
1993
4%s
—
6-
3.25s
1963
——*_1993
4%s
Tampa Electric
99.31
—
Dated
2-
1963
—
:
99%
May 31,
6,
June
June
.
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s———1985
Republic Pictures 4s
11965
104
"
102%
2003
Telep—
J
Pacific
.1982
Paso Natural Gas 5%s__
.1977
Fruehauf Trailer 4s conv_..1976
General Telep Co of Calif—
4%s
1993
,
100%
76
Gas 4%s_.1988
4%s_
'.
.1992
Bell
West
——
69
4%s
Serv—
—1993
North
5%s___.1969
Nat
Pub
100%
99%
El
Genl Tele
Indiana
4%S
Pacific
Gas—
1
City
100%
1994
Louisiana
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Northern
;
Atlantic
Ask
Tel.
—
4%s
Arkansas
Bid
Security & Conv. Debentures issues
Bonds
Rate
3.30s
United States
American
94.28
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a21.96
Investors
1
3%s Feb 15, 1967
l%s Apr
1, 1967
3%s Aug 15, 1967
1 % s Oct
1, 1967
l%s Apr
1, 1968
101.11
-
a90.29
Inc
Fund
Fund
Street
Bonds)_l
Bonds)
15, 1964
3%S May
Fund
Federal
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-2
4%s May
7.40
15, 1966———-—
1, 1966
a23.66
Empire
(The)
.8.25
Street
Diversification
99.3'
6.84
Fund
Congress Street
37.06
101
99.1
7.55
Swap Funds—
13 87
1
Inc
100.30
1, 1964
Fund—10c
Ind
Fund
Centennial
15, 1963—:
Apr
Inc—;——1
Growth
Wisconsin
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Intercontinental Fd_
Inc___
Fund
102
102-
102%
104%
105%
5s
Elec
WW
Westcoast
Service
4%s
i
1984
5%s
A_—1988
_.
Trans
5%s series C
_
198R
>
95
-
98%
98
101
29,
—
:_j.
FOOTNOTES
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
Apr
15,
1964—
97.
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
d Ex-rights,
price,
k Admitted tu listing on the
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
yield
x
Number 6267
Volume 197
.
.
(2191)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
47
Week Ended May 18
liminary figures compiled by
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
cities of the United
be 7.9%
States for
week last
those of the corresponding
above
stand at $31,978,364,890
Chester
center there is
1960
$
$
6,289,201
>
9,014,136
7,547,116
v
'
3,442,963
(a)
Wilkes-Barre
1,130,372
1,471,854
2,052,212
1,985,063
2,324,354
1,365,000,000
Scran ton
4.7
+
—13.1
(a)
1,280,000,000
3,233,512
Philadelphia
2,354,211
9T
5,486,428
5,157,043
6.2
1,262,000,000
1,188,000,000
6.1
5,252,276
5,030,632
+ 19.4
7,670,553
8,370,806
+
—
—
(a)
(a)
4,023,466
7,679,304
7,367,373
+
4.2
6,622,374
7,585,697
31,925,586
18,083,939
30,909,506
+
3.3
2*7,295,033
25,907,874
17,592,720
+
2.8
14,251,806
15,970,221
1,360,267,011
1,441,777,313
5.7
1,334,085,408
1,265,856,874
York
Our comparative sum¬
gain for the week ending Friday of 7.9%.
a
1,845,819
6,860,288
1
Reading
At this
1,782,615
1,603,366
(a)
•
;
____,
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals
year.
against $29,627,680,569 for the same week in 1962.
1,866,880
Bethlehem
weekly clearings will
which it is possible to obtain
1961
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia-
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 25, clearings for all
of the
1962
$
Pre¬
clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank
1963
BANK CLEARINGS
OF
COURSE
THE
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jersey—Trenton
for this week follows:
mary
Total
(9 cities)
_
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ended
Week
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
1962
1963
25—
May
$17,388,786,227 $16,119,535,773
York
New
7.9
+
Ohio—Canton
Chicago
1,450,781,972
1,377,005,916
+
5.4
1,175,000,000
1,220,000,000
—
3.7
Cleveland
920,833,890
856,474,658
+
7.5
'"575,000,000
517,765,074
+11.1
Boston
_—_
-
Columbus
:
City
468,300,000
427,100,000
+
874,401,000
+
Pittsburgh
480,339,830
436,436,478
732,715,102
673,273,144
+
451,681,729
+
2.9
704,536,475
74,383,000
91,997,200
9.3
90,864,800
15,362,605
0.1
16,685,926
15,401,887
2.5
530,108,422
3.0
13,465,060
464,936,721
481,968,215
1,786,072,535
1,843,019,755
3.1
1,685,538,709
1,669,623,337
14,957,403
8.8
464,853,671
15,023,481
363,352,876
722,493,206
.15,656,569
;
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+10.1
Cleveland
15,150,456
361,942,540
0.2
8.8
——____
—:
——
Francisco
San
Total
-
+ 15.3
—13.0
—
16,046,460
514,290,213
i
-
Youngstown
9.6
951,921,000
St. Louis
:
•
.
393,404,019
779,581,073
100,554,100
15,364,090
__.
Mansfield
Kansas
16,909,867
19,502,215
342,136,066
778,179,391
__.
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
-
_—
._
cities)_____
(7
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
"West
r,
.
,
$24,608,531,692 $22,953,673,772
Ten cities, five days.
Othe'r
"cities, five days___-___all
Total
All
cities, five
days
,__
$30,750,059,357 $28,515,346,102
_
all
for
cities
week.—
+10.4
$31,978,364,890 $29,627,680,569
__
South
+. 7.9
.
•
5,937,144
4.7
+
4 4
24 974.000
21,074,000
+
5.7
298,811,092
267,967,434
6,116,358
290,861,788
13,095,463
10,989,512
9,975,694
523,220,562
*190,000,000
499,361,460
+
4.8
517,313,341
441,617,373
182,519,876
'+
4.1
173,286,506
152,333,244
1,058,137,786
1,007,830,453
+
5.0
1,031,277,324
898,905,389
1.0
40,372,104
185,560,524
172,063,989
524,400,000
503,500,600
Carolina—Charleston
Total
.
5,902,873
+
.33.090 000
275,085,356
6,400,973
34 559.000
.
:
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington
7.8
+
1,112,334,467
1,228,305,533
cities, one day__
Total
Richmond
+10.4
5,561,672,330
6,141,527,665
.__
Virginia—Huntington;
Virginia—Norfolk _j._____-J.____—-
7.2
+
(6 cities)
11,648,403
+ 12.4
,
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
issue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as
Saturday and the Saturday figures
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the
able to
we are
May 18.
the
For that week there
week in 1962.
this center
an
was
Outside of this
showing
an
Federal Reserve Districts
the
New
cases
which
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
York
Reserve
they
located and from this we note that in
are
record
totals
In the
improvement of 6.3%, but in
an
Minneapolis Reserve Districts each suffer
District of 1.6%.
District the totals are
5.0%,
The Chicago Reserve District and the
loss of 0.4%, and the
a
Kansas City Re¬
In the St. Louis Reserve District the totals show
0.2%.
we
furnish
2nd
3rd
New
York.
1963
Cleveland
5th
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
$ "
—
1,175,514,842
1.9
1,162,050,718
1,089,867,450
"
19,722,388,184
18,547,887,631
+
6.3
18,188,600,571
—
——_
Moines
City
Illinois—Bloomington
200,841,717
9,679,230
71,175,315
26,221,343
22.751,674
2,709,939
612,065
9,626,046
_____—
______
Decatur
21,355,923
123,780,000
16,723,701
4,713,989
4,994,459
222,058,860
10,966,934
92,277,546
-
r
____—
21,136,761
14,151,743
Sioux
Chicago
5,080,941
25,920,747
27,086,094
19,135,457
25,387,221
.____
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
——
2,854,016
1,640,963,080
9,324,516
17,193,504
16,754,611
Rockford
iro'Sno
10,753,292
16,204,173
10,477,357
2,213,625,011
2,223,207,420
—
(17 cities)
District—St.
1,360,267,011
1,44)1,777,313
—
5.7
1,334,085,408
"
1,786,072,535
1,843,019,755
—
3.1
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
1,058,137,786
1,007,830,453
+
5.0
1,031,277,324
"
1,977,586,370
1,800,442,749
+
9.8
1,740,019,857
17
"
2,213,625,011
2,223907,420
—
f,663,781,955
1,935,428,694
2,062,658,151
0.4
Total
4
"
1,023,104,674.
987,469,216
+
6.9
932,803,515
882,470,280
"
914,933,803
918,747,411
—
0.4
847,012,275
785,516,923
9
"
901,940,188
916,202,525
—
1.6
830,616,165
816,807,157
-
6
"
796,092,542
768,680,448
+
3.6
720,978,120
10
"
1,812,079,717
1,808,235,534
\
0.2
1,715,897,053
—106 cities
34,719,037,997
33,439,015,297
+
3.8
32,251,537,866
15,606,331,788
15,437,907,350
+
1.1
14,583,546,306
12th
San
Total
___
■
City
.
*____
Outside New York City
Paul
I
North
Dakota—Fargo
We
.
now
ended
add
detailed statement
our
^
z'
:
1963
1962
*
$■;->/.
Massachusetts—Boston
8,748,751
942,544,113
Bedford
4,719,656
4,336,956
1,337,622
--Z.
,
,1,900.776
5,480,853
;_.
(7
Total
4,985,379
,
I960
$
;
•-
0.7
4,043,555
Zi::"-
+ 13.3
9,,050,424
11,197,192
4,885,173
+ 29.6
64,,669,301
64,511,631
9.4
20,,187,599
21,720,753
5.0
1,,792,939
1,484,755
1,386,687,921
—
—
3.6
1,526 ,562,444
+
3.2
7 ,601,160
7,913,167
+
2.6
19 ,279,862
16,787,751
0.2
14
12,268,403
—
—
,009,459
8 ,610,892
7,472,990
0.4
2,062,658,151
1,935,428,694
+
—
2.5
468,600,000
456,600,000
6.3
252,985,901
240,274,524
2.9
207,567,003
2.7
3,650,611
182,189,575
3,406,181
932,803,515
882,470,280
987,469,216
+
6.9
,
8,736,131
637,187,180
4.6
8,604,862
8,754,849
3.1
592,350,390
544,464,123
+ ,5.7
204,767,712
194,588,569
11,269,421
—
229,542,743
—
+
18.7
11,741,840
+
3.2
5,346,681
+ 21.5
7,224,105
7,115,836
20,706,754
2.8
16,976,685
14,940,612
918,747,411
0.4
847,012,275
785,516,923
8,716,869
2.0
957,293,613
+
8.8
4,330,728
—29.6
1,888,405
2,082,495
9.9
4,459,449
+
Total
894,600,631
1
(9
Fort
19,820,073
17,114,226
•
14,031,879
Wichita
68,860,876
66,067,303
—12.2
26,944,460
44,424,200
30,184,837
47,866,900
4,739,351"
4,895,805
Elmira
+
1.7
3,987,944
Louisiana—Shreveport
cities).
!
York:—_
Rochester
5,850,607
19,112,706,209
18,001,107,947
.
__,
\,
•
Jersey—Newark
i
Northern New-Jersey__
(9
cities)
»'
1.9
.1,162,050,718
38,494,904
100,142,637
_•
_
-
>
123,383,123
19,722,388,184
.
.
+ 49.8
•55,813,556
39,901,645
+
6.6
164,094,606
166,473,234
+
3.3
4,600,258
(6
1,025,312
11,601,934
0.9
192,75i;537
196,468,802
15,861,788
—17.0
+
—
1,333,758
627,113
10,996,790
19,543,603
6.9
35,033,824
30,176,853
1.9
553,178,074
535,950,814
1.4
13,974,369
7,002,528
13,586,186
1.6
830,616,165
816,807,157
—
7,119,895
*
—
+
—
768,680,448
0.3
8.0
117,422,281
+
5.1
+
^
6.3
36,051,605
.
.
■*
88,327.152
407,906,050
18,188,600,571
;31,014,819
.
81,851,091
97,400,065
15,274,481,914
588,853,689
50,416,938
44,645,694
5,946,000
+
—
—
+
; - >
——
290,586,346
138,287 020
S.M
7 iS'M
*
o-.ioe.443
;•
IS
r;;.
Total
7
.Outside
/n\
'
(10 cities)
Grand-total
.
(106
New
fioorinnc
cities)--
York
4,997,000
11.7
9.1
5,721,342
5,481,612
4.2
15,228,960
14,268,545
3.6
720,978,120
674,615,469
2.G
259,386,246
6,607,445
238,826,409
7.9
+
6.1
285,575,932
266,920,876
+
9.4
131,259,555
120,104.253
'
«
26,668,801,
—15.0
+
—
15,609,073
16,596,962
914,258,043
780,476,900
46,244,689
40,016,iJ64
5.4
14,434,738
6.2
15,852,531
10,165,422
16,592,995
r
-•
—
31,910,086
8.8
0.7
—14.8
—
6,210,39&
1,812,079,717
1,808,235.534
+
0.2
1,715,897,053
1,527,820.370
~34;719,037;997
33;439,015,297
+
3.8
.32,251,537,866
28,485,274.812
15,437,907,350
+
1.1
14,583,546,306
'13,689,301,351}
':
•
•
-
1
•
City—1_—15,'606,331,788
nnprfttinns
—
8,117,510
308,458,352
151,285,330
Capasadena~L°ng Beach-^-™
53,732,107
57,154,824
+ 16.3
+
28ri 17'Mn
7,473,555
-
4,320,678
+
15,419,929
628,662,006
3.2
14,938,927
'
14,795,973,456
60,707,888
15,951,874
4.0
+
—
•
6,660,960
6.2-17,667,991,560
1.7
+ 17.4
—
District—San Francisco
Twelfth Federal Reserve
3,814,819
92,703,051
18,547,887,631
-
1,089,867,450
38,387,995
70,614,658
__
_
Syracuse
—
1,190,142
1.3
0.1
11.9
—13.9
18,154,002
670,004,818
53,087,995
5,213,000
7,281,706
796,092,542
Total
3,872,377
—
'
~5,752,642
Jamestown
51,381,424
5,822,000
-
-
FaflsZZZZZIZZZZ__Z
Oregon—Portland "ZZZZZZZ
Utah—Salt Lake- City.
56,832,547
" " 21,306,557
:
696,656,015
:
45,217,600
—11.4
170,135,964
+
916,202,525
901,940,188
6,619,738
14,306,808
26,920,978
+12.2
83,576,831
85408,081
+
—
9,279,340
7,993,930
—
Oalveston
17,280,546
181,290,125
^
^
_______^
4,482,514
District—Dallas-
—
-
York—Albany
5^'^1,925
___-;
1.2
4,447,391
594,840,723
15,645,035
'
__,
—
Worth
5.6
1,175,514,842
37,817,441
40,420,727
,
cities)
Dallas
+
4,523,614
'C
(12 cities)
City_
Texas—Austin
+
1,152,810,176
Hampshire—Manchester.
21,041,657
Jn'lort'w?
Eleventh Federal Reserve
3,765,587
18,819,330
53,702,500
Island—Providence
222,746,562
220,661,489
*
1,338,185
12,279,012
*
W37.817
—
St.
JOSeph
-u.
Colorado—Colorado Springs.^
4,677,141
—
7,351,921
—
1,214,570
H20.314
—-
Missouri—Kansas
4,165,312-;
+18.1
—
26,499,260
Haven
-Total
225,559,027
7,211,151
-----
Wichita
1961
or
Dec.%
Omaha
23,714,366
74,082,298
Buffalo
i
211,,683,940
District—Kansas City-
SS2R
.
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
New
10.6
914,933,803
Ynkima
•
4.2
+
4,115,653
—
Washington—Seattle
.
11,748,680
+
2.6
—
Cities)—
Tenth Federal Reserve
25,040,269
;__
—
Connecticut—Hartford
New
108,030,000
11,,426,545
5,,414,682
20,126,545
19,036,027
Springfield
Worcester
4,389,212
923,691,761
_______"
River——
Lowell
Inc.
j
4,360,510
__.
Portland
Total
+
.
10,335,806
Maine—Bangor
v
19,149,427
103,,046,000
11,247,799
Helena
Kansas—Topeka
Week Ended May 18
*;"v-First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
New
17,,732,173
3.3
13,345,812
4'247,166
—
Dakota—Aberdeen
.Montana—Billings ——_—
1
!
May 18 for four years:
Clearings at—
New
18.9
+
„
South
showing the figures for each city for the
1
New
+
—15.4
4,420,000
8.427,882
617,474,858
242,553,589
V
-
Nebraska—Fremont
Rhode
11,986,553
District—Minneapolis—-
St.
13,689,301,356,
Dallas
New
20,344,009
14 992,837
272,268,654
1,023,104,674
Minneapolis
*28,485,274,812
.'
11th
Fall
3,681,257
22 063,908
9.5
224,280,562
289,404,432
230,899,564
4,300,678
—
Minnesota—Duluth
1,527,820,370
Kansas
:
4 ,533,986
4.5
+
674,615,469
Francisco—_
(4 Cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
898,905,389.
„
7
Louis__
10th
week
+ 36.3
—
486,500,000
498,500,000
—______——
——
1,669,623,337
1,685,538,709
"
10
—
1,663,781,955
1,265,,856,874
7
,
1,740,019,857
+
16,312,621
Louis—
Louis—_—
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
15,274,481,914
'!
6
_
9.8
1,800,442,749
—_.——.
Haute.
Terre
Kentucky—Louisville
$
9
Richmond
6th
1,152,810,176
I960
1961
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
9
________
291,649,870
.
1962
$
_
Philadelphia
4th
305,065,000
343,059,000
Wayne
Eighth Federal Reserve
12 Cities
741,163
+17.2
1,000
292,770,
7,022,576
District—Chicago-
.
.
Missouri—St.
Boston
833,806
+
6,927,103
Indianapolis —
South Bend—.
increase
an
'
1st
296,724,753
17,661,248
3.8
+
942 309
;
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
,
336,398,033
8.0
20,488, 853
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended May 18—
+10.1
329,307 ,889
1,977,586,370
-
Springfield
'
following
7,963,201
329,237,588
978,031
Orleans—'
Lansing
Total
In the
71904,845
7,653,746
314,170,551
22,127,945
Peoria
of
5.6
362,636,449
cities)
Indiana—Fort
6.9%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 3.6%, and the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
trict
+
38,566,189
+ 0.1
+12.3
8,217 ,257
—..
Seventh Federal Reserve
Des
of
2.6
8.4
326,600, ,688
V,
—_
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
1.9%, and in the Phila¬
Cleveland Reserve
in the Atlanta Reserve District by 9.8%.
serve
+
+
8,227,055
-
Mobile
Total6 (10
10,156 ,765
—
366,641,399
—.
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
549,700 ,000
595,700,000
10,721,628
—
Alabama—Birmingham
We group the cities according to the
smaller by 3.1%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals are larger by
and
——
M'acon
__j
._■
Florida—Jacksonville
gain of 1.1%;. the bank clearings
was a
the Boston Reserve District the totals register a decline of
delphia Reserve District of 5.7%.
42,281 810
219,977,,178
——
$34,719,037,997 against $33,439,015,297 in the
city there
District the
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
'_J_—
increase of 3.8%; the aggregate clearings for
increase of 6.2%.
in which
Nashville
present further below,
we
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
whole country having amounted to
same
at
detailed statement, however,
elaborate
the week ends
not available at time of going to press.
are
41,878,899
J—225,615,964
Tennessee—Knoxville
Hisr.nntinued.
*
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Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
the
to
requirements
certifies daily to
countries
the
of
of
the
Tariff Act of
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
MAY
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
FEDERAL
17,
RESERVE
1963'.TO
MAY
Buying Rate
for
Friday
May 17
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
TREASURY
the
on
in
Fund Notices
Below
York
May 21
TARIFF
.00722512
United
States
Wednesday
preferred
1930
OF
'
and
those
.0200550
.0200550
.0200550
.0200500
.927343
.927656
.927968
.928046
Denmark, krone
Finland,
-
.210130
markka
.310566
-
France (Metropolitan), new franc
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
-
.144750
.310566
.209607
.
.310566
.204050
.204050
.251116
.00160925'
Consol.
.310566
mortgage
.209592
.209612
.209637
2.799840
1,
2.799900
Acme
.00160931
.00275666
.00275600
.00275600
.00275583
=325850
.325850
.325850
.325850
Steel
.00275533
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
Netherlands,
.278125
.278125
.278116
.278143
.278129
2.772118
2.772178
.139925
.139925
.0349000
.0349000
Brooklyn
5VaVo
guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain,
peseta
Sweden, krona
•
2.771683
1
2.771643
.139925
.0349000
.139925
.
,
American
5 ViVo
Co.
.0349000
.0166631
.0166631
.0166631
+
first
.192700
.192712
.192693
Columbia
.231521
.231500
.231518
5 Va %
1.394450
1.394689
1.394719
2.799300
2.799360
2.799840
2.799900
'
.
Gas
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Discounts
for
ber
Increase ( + ) orDecrease ( —) Since
S.
notes—
1,268
and
advances—
Government
110
4
358
6
769
.—
127
"6
York
631
44
_
12
Bought outright—
Notes
9,680
*
Bonds
bought
under
Total
15
U.
outright
repurchase
S.
agreement
Gov't securities
30,835
Total loans and securities
items in process of collection
Bank premises
L__—_
31,648
—
(1,188)
5,386
assets
314
(1,546).
LIABILITIES—
+
974
'
Reserve
Deposits:
S.
-
59
16,836
—
2,177
+
—
deposits
-\
.
cash
items
(1,188)
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
156
6
';+
A'..-
from
YYv'-;
ASSETS—
Total
211
the
—
112
17
17,998
3,966
in
51,845
.—1,283
loans
+
Loans
7 "
;
Capital paid in
Surplus 1
1
;
-
others
decreased
(1,546)
46
53,338
'
'
YY'Y
;
19
+
5
"Real
—1,264
+
2,177
ents
.1%
+
loans
&
eolidating
for
parentheses
process."
are
-
83
—
30
1
eliminations
made
">'YYY
<
,
v.
in
.
the
con-
for
or
securities
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
the
the
,
following
loans
commercial
205*
+
+
1Q
S.
changes
for
the
U.
F.
R.
May
15: Increases
of
$678
million
in
justed and $204 million in holdings of U. S.
Government
securities; a decrease of $882 million in demand
deposits
adjusted; and increases of $1,057 million in U. S. Gov¬
ernment
demand
deposits and $564
million
in
demand
districts for
parable
million.
or
a
and
industrial
net gain of $205
week
a
Loans
year
to
ago
brokers
loans
increased
million; during the
these
and
loans
dealers
increased
for
ten
carrying U. S. Government securities
decreased $93;
million,
and
their
loans
for
purchasing
"other" securities increased
$227 million.
and personal
and
or
carrying:
Loans to sales
financing institutions increased $95 million
loans to "other" nonbank
creased
financial
institutions in¬
$27 million, as compared with
increases of $67
million and $40
million, respectively, during the similar
Y,;
—
■
+
+
Governments,
5,364
5,248
57;*
—-
:
+4,627
+
+
2,283
12
+
+
From
Other
+
of
of
loans
to
domestic
SS
1
1842
SS
Jun
1
Jun
1
1884
Jun
1
1785
1
1884
—Jun
1977
—
due
1,
June
1,
1963—Jun
1
1
1884
1
1884
1,'1971—
1977
Jun
cumul.
preferred
Jun
stock
cumulative preferred
57c
debs,
due
July 10
1969—Jun
l,
stock
ISSUES
due
Nov.
series
A
debs,
of
New
due July
York,
mtge.
+
182
633
+
—
4
+
—
1st
2,975
+
7
+
233
-
46
561
7
.
+
391
—
78
+
287
5,833
+
95
+
General
572%
and
11
after
+
649
deduc¬
reserves;
individual loan-items are shown gross.
t Includes all demand
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
domestic commercial banks, less cash items in
process of collection.
§ Includes certified and officers' checks
not shown
separately.
II Includes time deposits of U. S.
Government and postal savings not
shown separately.
*
May 8 figures revised.
•
1978
div.
pfd.
American
572%
5%
debs.,
4.48%
5%
Vernor
672 7c
s.
f.
•Announced
&
the
Ale,
In
•
10
2046
6
2046
15,
trust
series)
and
refunding
July
preferred
div.
cumul.
stock—Aug
pfd.
stock-
pfd.
stock_
1
617
1 '
1741
1947
May 31
—Jun
28
i—Jun
20
1460
—Jun
15
1950
Corp.—
•'
stock—'—.
15
Ltd.—
1965
Edison
due
Southwest—
5.67c
472%
Mines
bonds
series
& coll.
Co.W
Y
conv.
Co.—
debs,
1
P,
1987
3727c
(second
cumulative
preferred
Dec.
mtge.
Ginger
1,
bonds 5%%
series)-—
pref. stock and 4.56%
Electric
first
July
Jun
series
mortgage
1974
of
Inc.
Nickel
due
conv.
1945
1972
1,
trust
4%
Co.
stock
Southern California
Tampa
due
Investment
cumulative
Rankin
•
10
y
bonds
1st
(fourth
Co.,
Telephone
Laboratories,
North
trust
and
series
Gardner-Denver
355
—
series!
due
1
—Jun
Associates—
mortgage & coll.
series
1982_
Inc.—
bonds,
3,976
+
Jun
due
Jun
Co.
Fuel
.
2044
.
subord.
+
+
stock
bonds
1989
3%7c
-
,
10
Co.—
mortgage and coll.
(first
Jun
Page
'
.
i.
43
&
/
'
Y'Y'YvY
income
refunding
1,
1885
Co.—
30-year
Edison
June
2099
1
CALLED
1983
preferred
21
Date
Inc.—
Buildings
&
l,
1885
.•
1
Jun
Y
.
+
3
•
-Jun
1980_
35,952
25
'Y.-
1884
Eastern Gas
+
1884
-
—
38
—
.
1965__May 29
1884
574 7c
mtge.
first
1965
*
Y
1,
Corp.—•'
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
bonds
15
Jun
25
1st
,
Jun
1
Co.
convertible
due
1785
-
Co.—
'8,169
+
,
Philippine
1981
+
banks
1841
;_
+
13,869
1
5%
1989—1
15,
10
commercial
Jun
Bonds
•
215
2,473
valuation
1785
Louis—
June
1,
$1.20
Telephone
572%
North
f Exclusive
tion
1
57c
series; preferred stock, 5.507c
preferred
stock,
6.70%
seriesMay 31
Co.
26
565
_
ACCOUNTS—
18,40
Jun
stock,
Oil
gen.
Central
427
113
liabilities
CAPITAL
2050
1
1985—
+
Banks
15
Jun
1987
57c
1,
54,241
2,708
1981__Jun
L
1968
1,
debs,
June
and
Terminal
57a %
+
—
others
and
Dayton Power & Light Co.—
57c first mortgage bonds due Nov.
banks
Reserve
1,
Marine
St.
Transmission
$1.25 cumulative
Miles
Federal
June
1,
of
due
Dec.
2%%
due
Consolidated
YY+'.
564'
15
239
/1784
Jun
Transmission
debentures
5%
477
Borrowings:
From
June
due
Chemical
Bush
185
—
«
39
4,027
1950
1
—
due
June
Broadway-Hale Stores,
1,427
+
—
—
11,036
15
Jun
Corp.—
1981
Co.
debs,
Motor Co.,
5%.
1,932
—.
etc.-
Inc.
debs,
American
349
+
__—1,090
insts.,
Gas
debs,
.
Jun
Inc.—
Company and Issue—
-+11,783'
882
:
..
1
1839
Canada, Ltd.—
B
White
605
+
+4,173
—
+1,057
7... Y'+Y' 77 7'
.—
official
Gas
ENTIRE
334
313
658
deposits
of
*
1
•
Co.—'
177
539
political subdivisions—
Co.
Witco
139
66,197
+
Co—
Merchant
due
due
series
2047
1975—May 31
1,
Tip Top Products Co.—
6%' first mortgage series A bonds due
June
>
——Jd
debs,
1
Jun
.1
1992
due
3,514
—
94,310--
interbank—
Commercial
purchasing-
57 777+
Foreign:
com-,
$213*
+
1987
2,383
.+,
5,219
1,
1981-
Investment
Tidewater
34
+
61*
61,006
banks—
time
and
+
7:
■
Jun
Electric & Power Co.—
series;
4,155"
—
7
38*
171,291
and savings deposits—totalfi
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
Domestic
231
1987;
Inc.—
Light & Power Co.—
mtge. bonds due June
Preferred
,» '*
-
Time
States
in
*
415
+
11,866
Commercial
63
+
series
due
Eastern
6%
417
—
1838
Co.—
Line,
debentures
Oil
Texas
511
+
Mutual savings
Foreign:
Governments, official insts., etc
Other
deposits credited to domestic commercial banks.
Commercial
'
:
Commercial
*
+
—
3,256
—
deposits—total §:
Government
186
103
.—.
&
bonds
Insured
Bear
first
Texaco
1,644
—
+
1838
1
Jun
1977_^
Line
due
Power
East
Gov't.
Joseph
155
—
1947
1
1987;
1987; and
June
1,208
204
1,
1,
3%
2,431
-j-
71* '
1,628
—
.
assets/liabilities—,
Domestic interbank:
loans ad-"
+
101
1964
Southern
13
111
*
Pipe
mtge.
series
484
+
2,381
:
—
Banks——
assets—net
S.
+
+
J4.618
7,386
17,272
12,669
—=
1,
Electric
States
4^4%
bonds maturing:
:
June
Transmission
State
Securities
540
27*
15
16,421
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States and political subdivisions
:
week
+"
+
+
Dec.
Dec.
Tennessee
+
;
due
due
19
+
1987—Jun
Merchant
California Edison Co.—
first & refunding mtge. bonds due
Sept.
Southern Union Gas Co. 572% debs, due
3,874
2,796
95
1,
59,
—
1,
mtge. pipeline bonds due 1980
first
5747c
30,481:
4,342
1,754
Gas
Far
5 74 7c
903
6+
+
June
Insured
series
series
Industries,
Wisconsin
Savannah
355
+
694
Indebtedness
years——.
with
—
77
—
of
93
—
debs, due
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
57*7c
debentures
due -1986
,171
+-
May 31
Ltd.—
debentures
5% 7c
1,613
year
Government
June
Magdalena series due Dec. 1,
Co.
due
first
S.
Shell
L
15
due
first mtge. pipe line bonds due 1977
first mortgage pipe line bonds due 1980
first mtge. pipe line bonds due June 15,
4^3 7c
2,314
banks—
debs,
S.
U.
Oil
debs,
York
5%
+
18,765
domestic
subord.
_
227
21, 1979-^
first mortgage series A bonds due May
7,534
loans
debs, due May
Santa
Northern
9,404
.
1946
subord.
372%
Cement
4 72 7c
carrying:
:
1
Santa Mercedes series due Dec.
New
9,249
+
Jun
SS
5 72 7c
St.
+
1,475:7
1978
Bonds
Midwestern
1962
+
+
1,
SS
57/s7c
May 16,
;
+
3,063
1739
May
Maria
Bear
678*
.
1837
1
Mariana
U.
838
—
1
Jun
Santa
Pacific
939
"
bonds,
first mtge. bonds, series
r_Jun
Santa
5 V4 %
to
+
—
_
'-LIABILITIES—:'*
System in leading cities
principal
1837
first mtge.
1982
SS
Michigan
bor¬
+
747
securities...
Demand
...
ended
but
1963
1,548
Demand deposits adjusted t
weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve
1836
1
Inc.—
income
Inc.,
Kerr-McGee
and
Loans
May 8,
•
35,437
banks
1 year
to 5 years—^
Total
banks
million
million.
19u3
J
Government securities—total
Reserves
.
Other
The condition statement of
1-
1,
SS
63/*%
Francisco
million
+
———_—
purchasing
foreign
estate
Other
Line
Inland
$111
82,963
:
to
After 5
the
New
pur-
Currency and coin—
Balances with domestic banks
shows
in
132,329
.___
-
dealers
Within
•
in
2044
Jun
4.207c
one
130,716
„
-
Treasury bills———
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes & U.
—2.6%
on
'
Figures
S.
"
'
32.2%
liability
15
Jun
4.20%
but
(In millions of dollars)
Government
Loans *to
acceptances
purchased for foreign correspond-
•
San
May 15,
•
.
+
.
Other
Loans
U.
combined
Contingent
June
;
»
Increase ( + ) or
securities—"—
U, S.
24
+
+
Grace
5% 7c
$78
Other
securities—
_=
'
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Sales finance, personal finance, etc,_
Other
Total liabs. & capital accountsRatio of gold certificate reserves to
deposit' and F. R. note liabilities
'
.
■;+
80
1836
Co.—
due
Co.,
cumul.
China
brokers
Other loans
+ 2,102
,
934
V
_
1
June
4.207c
banks decreased $101. milliori.
and
to
Other
2
479
!
accounts
*
.
1977-Jun
1986-;
5%%
4.20%
District,
$43
Banks increased $233
chasing or carrying:
s. Government securities,
U.
322
+
7 ;
—
183
+
973
—
ACCOUNTS—
capital
the
increased
__
Other
all
$368 million
A.A;.",...
•+
.
Agricultural
112
—
242
—
73
(1,546)
CAPITAL
in
Chicago
million
_
11
Cigar
5Vz%
District, $93 million in the
investments—
Loans
and
investment
adjusted t---.
Loans
adjusted t—
Commercial. and
industrial loans
196
.+
—
1,
Inc.—
5Vfe%
$121
Decrease (—) Since
1,595
+
220
—
176
•
availability
61
+
830
■—_\
Total
*
Aug.
__u.
Brothers,
Marine
deposits of individuals, partnerships, arid
..YY'Y .Y
y-'■
•
account
Other
Deferred
—
1835
Aug. 14
1986
Gas
debs,
5
+
—i,264
29,808
reserves—,
Treasurer—general
Foreign
(358)
_
;■
bank
$80
of
.
notes
due
1986
and
due
subord.
General
Treas¬
increased
....
...
Member
U.
■■
in
deposits
domestic commercial
497
+
.
Federal
time
rowings
2,267
—
36
":.+
53,338
:
1
—
and
Federal Reserve
+ 1.624
—
102
,
bonds
decreased
decreases
1991;
Natural
Fedders Corp.
mem¬
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
327
—
6%
corporations increased $182 million.
1,624
+
454
—
adjusted
million
Savings
"other"
610
105
—
-
Cash
Other
—7,321
349
.—
!
Inc.—
June
debentures
6 74%
District.
+8,932
+
30,835
_
$112
District,
597
—
'.
4,379
Total
Held
334
Government
S.
included
City,
Boston
2,338
14,438
Certificates
Page
1
Jun
=—
debs,
due
1987—
Getty Oil Co.
U.
bonds
due
due
due
Dibrell
$111 million.
$186 million, Treasury certificates
million in the Philadelphia
securities:
Bills
increased
million, and the combined total of
deposits
district and
~
outright—
loans
"Other" securities increased $57 million.
Demand
-
635
-
estate
increased
notes and
million.
745
+
15,530
(358)
Acceptances—bought
U.
R.
reserves
banks
ury
1962 "\
—
Real
decreased $103
May 23,
1963:
1962.
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
>
14,262
F.
certificate
Date
-
'>
Community Public Service Co.—
4%% debs, due June 1, 1978; 5V\%
"Other" loans increased $71 million.
•
May 15,
in
week
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
fund
2052
Co.—
System,
debs,
4% 7c
Total gold
Cash
Electric
Gas
mtge.
Consolidated
Redemption
&
Union
.231529
1963
•
1977
debentures due June 15,
series F,
account
14
.
E,
certificate
due
Co.—
47/a %
2.799400
ASSETS—
A,
Illinois—
5 'A %
.192709
May 22,
due
of
Investment Co.
1.394420
.
Page
REDEMPTION
-
debs,
Co.
Gas
.0166643
,<
4% 7c
Investment
Associates
.231362
•
series
Jun
Baltimore
.0349000
.192700
(In millions of dollars)
bonds,
;
.
cumulative prior preferred stock
1.394470
Switzerland, franc
TENDER
*
.0166631
,
r
2.771584
.139904
gives the location ,in
Date
3% -6%
2039
.00160970
•
OF
Company and Issue—
-
.00160870
Japan,-yen +:
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
.325838
provisions.
given in the Chronicle.
were
PARTIAL
.209637
2.799360
Jan.
•.00160925
'
fund
last date for mak¬
or
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
.251112
.251150
2.799300
2.799400
notes,
redemption,
.204050
.251137
•
sinking
page number
bonds,
for
Company and Issue—
.210150
.144725
.204050
'
.251016
-—
.210150
.144721
.310566
-
-.204050
-—
.210130
.144656
—
under
redemption
NOTICE
.0200512
.927473
.210130
corporate
called
(except where otherwise indicated)
.0386833
Ceylon, rupee
of
stock
2.230996
.0386750
Canada, dollar
Gold
called
in which the details
.00726208
2.230948
.0386750
list
a
common
the current volume
$
.00721381
2.230565
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found
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EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Section
of
.
pref, stock—July 31
,
*
/
due
July
1,
1990
—__Jun
3
1993
Jun
1
1994
Inc.—
due
Oct.
this issue.
1,
1974—
Volume
Number 6267
197
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Continued from page 13
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Name of Company
convertible
$3
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iA.
Charles
of
i_
Chase
"f;
Gas
4%%
3 ¥2%
(quar.)____——7¥2C
6-15
6-10
6-
1
5-17
6-
1 i
5-17
V.
_
$1.12¥2
7-15
$1
6-20
6-
3
87V2c
8-. 1
7-
5
30c
6-25
Trust
-
*
RR
$2
(quar.)
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
5%
/
non-cumulative
preferred
Chicago
Chicago
Musical
Rivet
Chicago,
Rock
Chicago
Yellow
Chickasha
Instruments
Machine
&
Island
A (quar.)__
(incr. quar.)
RR.
6-
7
$2
9-26'
9-
6
Crown
Zellerbach
11-
1
Crow's
Nest
12c
&
Stock
dividend
quar.)
pfd. (quar.'
4%
on
common..
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Cities
Service
$4.40
Co.,
dividend
Corp.
Equipment
(2-for-l
stock
preferred
Cleveland Electric
Dayton
5-28
Willans
National
Collins
Aikman
&
Class
A
common
Colonial
Corp.
Colonial
6-28
6-11
Sand
5%
-
Colonial
■
v
Fuel
5%
Iron
(quar.
Class
(quar.)
Plastic
Denison
Dentists
4¥2%
Credit
Components
Composite
Cone
Mills
of
Electronics
6-10
Dobbs
6-29
6-
6-29
A
6-15
5%
66-
7
1
5-24
A
5-15
Glass
5-
3
5-
3
6-29
5-31
Donohue
6-29
5-31
5-31
v6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
6-
preferred
Dow-Jones
5-20
Dr
6-15
5-20
Dravo
7-1
6-14
5-27
5-
5-31
5-17
6-
1
1
5-17
6-
1
7-
1
6-
5-15
lOc
7-
1
6-20
ioc
7-
1
10-
1
9-20
$3c
6-
1
5-15
°
Securi¬
82¥2c
(quar.)_
(interim)
6-
$10c
1
6-15
25c
7-
3
55-
1
(quar.)
—__
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines
.
I
2
Co.
Duval
9-
1
8-
8
12-
1
11-
8
Dynamics Corp. of America,
Eagle-Picher Co,
(quar.)
5-31
5-
3
j20c
East
Refrigerator
(stock
Varnish
Co.
(quar.)
1
6-
7
Eastern
1
6-
7
Stock
7-
1
6-
7
Eastern
5-31
5-
9
4%
5-31
5-10
-
It t
com.
Life
5-31
5-20
6-28
-
pfd.
5-29
6-20
(quar.)
pref.
preferred (quar.)__
Paper Board Co,, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Department
Stores
(incr.-quar.)
Fiat
5-24
Filtrol
6-12
5-20
Finance
6%
6-14
5-24
1
6-12
First
Bank
6-15
5-25
First
National
Bank
of
6-10
5-27
First
National
Bank
5-27
4-30
National
Bank
6-
1
5-15
First
National
Bank
7-31
6-28
First
National
Bank
5-31
5-15
First
National
Bank
7-
-
6-28
5-17
8-
First
6-14
5-31
pfd.
7-11
preferred
6-15
5-22
1
Kodak
Co.,
preferred
common
5-18
6-
1
5-
8
55c
6-10
5-27
'6-10
Economic
"
New
Investment
common
4¥4%-
6-
1
25c
6-10
5-21
Edison
6-15
5-31
El
Paso
Sault
1
Electric
Co.
5-16
6-
I
6-
75c
75c
6-
1
$4.72
preferred
tlOc
6-
1
5-21
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
t$1.50
6-
1
5-21
1
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)
7-
7-li;
6-12;
5-21
1
8
15c
class
5-29
5-
6-17
5-15
20c
(quar.)
A
6-15
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
,
50c
of
Oregon
(St. Louis)
&
Trust
Westchester
Stock
H.)
Ltd.",
class
7-
1
30c
15c
6-17
1
5-15
Florida
Power
Corp.
6-10
5-23
Florida
Power
&
$4.50
5-27
6-
4
5-20
30c
.
Metal
4¥2 %
5-24
6-15
5-31
6-28
6-
7
50c
6-30
6-14
6-10
5%
6-
1
6-
7-
1
6-15
1
7-
5
1
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
5-24 '-y
6-
1
5-17
15c
6-10
5-24
9-16
Motor
Co.
Wheeler
8-23
$1.25
22¥2c
7-
1
8-18
6-13
.5-27
6-
4
5-15
9-
5
8-12
7-
1
of
Ltd.
Canada,
6-6,
5-31
6-15
5-17;
6-15
5-17
$1:12Va
6-15
5-17
56¥4C
5%
26c
6-15
5-17
5-27
5-
6
6-20
8-
5
6-18
5-24
1
5-16
32c
$1.12¥a
$1.08
5c
6-
6-1
6-21
5-
6-
3
1
5-
(Canada)
tl2¥2c
17¥2c
(quar.)
1
6-15
5-17
6-14
5-15
7-19
3-
1
5%
5-31
approximately $.443)
Freeport Sulphur (quar.)
6-
7
30c
6-
1
5-15
Friden.
10c
6-10
5-22
Free State
Amer.
(quar.)__
Insurance
Geduld
dep.
Mines,
receipts
(stock
dividend)—
Ltd.—
(final
payment
equal
to
Inc.
(quar.)
Friendly
Finance,
Fritzi
California
of
Frosst
(Charles
Now
6%
&
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Co.,
(quar.)_
A
6-15
6-
1
6-28
6-
3
tl5c
6-21
5-31
known
Fruehauf
as
Corp.
1
Gannett Company,
8-
1
7-
$1
6-
1
5-15,
r
5-31
5-15
•
5c
__:
6-28
6-15
-
Mines,
"General
6-14
5-24
General
6-12
5-31
General
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
America
American
preferred
Corp.,
Corp.
7-
1
General
American
General
Bancshares
1
5-24
5-24
$1.03
7-
1
5-24
Preferred
General
Quarterly
&
6-29
6-10
5-15
±25c
6-27
5-31
25c
25c
6-14
5-24
—
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transportation
Parts (initial!
Corp.,
(quar.)__
common1 (quar.)
„
Ceramic
Corp.
$1.12Va
60c
6-
1
5-15
7-
1
6-10
(N.
6-28
6-
7
6-29
6-14
10c
HV4C
7-
6-
7-
1
6-
5
10c
6-
5
5-
3
12c
(quar.)
Battery
7-10
45c
Automotive
5-24
1
5-15
Investors—
6-15
7-
5-16
6-28
25c
(quar.)__—
7-15
7-
6-14
5-15
(quar.)—_«
•
(interim)
Acceptance
16 ¥2 c
$1.18
1
6-17
6-24
—
common
(quar.)
22¥20
$1.12¥2
7-
3%
(GaO,
Co.
$1.50
37¥2c
50c
common
dividend
5-17
6-14
Inc., class B pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
;
30c
—
Gardner-Denver Co.,
Stock
.:
.
-V
'
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Futterma'n Corp.
(monthly)
Monthly
>.
'
r
Co.—
4%
Corp.
*
4-16
14c
preferred
Mfg.
E.)
Trailer
Light
1*
,
5-10
Service
7-
'*
.
2
1
Gas
'
:
¥•
5-27
6-
1
Geco
7
;
,
5-24
6-
6-14
6-
■
5-16
6-14
7-
Life
6-28
3
,
;
-j
6-15
t$l.25
12¥2c
(quar.)
(reduced)
Company
5- 7
7-
,
I6V4C
35c
45c
—
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
5-31
'
5-27
6-14
25c
—
(s-a)
class
Ford
Garrett
.
'
v
15c
5
7-
:
(quar.)
A
Co.
Common
8-
:
quar.)
Wallace,
&
Foster
7
8-
5-31
—
(quar.)
Motor
5-10
1
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Forbes
5-17
7-
6-14
t
5
$1
—
(quar.)
Light
preferred
Ford
5-31
5-31
6-
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—
4-18
7
Supply
Steel
Franklin
6-14
5-20
6-14
20c
:
preferred
preferred
4.32%
Foxboro
6-14
—
A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
(stock dividend)
(increased
Foundation
6-
5-31
12c
±30c
■_
2nd
Florida
5-31
5-31
2nd
convertible
Common
5-27
1
convertible
Florida
5-27
6-28
40c
7¥2c
(quar.)
(s-a).
$2.25
6-17
,
6-14
25c
25c
—:
(quar.)
A
50c
7-
'
Y.) —
(N.
Corp.
5-15
5-15
1
:
50c
(quar.j^
Co.
5-20
1
Bank
preferred
$5
1
6-
'7-
,
Y.)—
N.
(quar.)_
Co.
6
6-
6-14
55C
—
(Syracuse,
(increased quar.)
Flintkote Company, common (quar.)__,
$4 preferred
(quar,)
3
1
15c
dividend
Fleetwood
6-20
6-14
7-
3%
Inc.,
(M.
6-
6-
1
tTulsu/—
(quar.)
National
Moore
Governor
Fittings,
1
5-31
7-
40c
,
&
Foods,
Fishman
5-27
5-24
6-10
40 c
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
6-10
35c
(quar.)
:
Fisher
5-15
10-
6-15
18c
_i
5-31
7-31
45c
(quar.)_~___
Arizona
Deposit
Fisher
5-15
-
10-31
50c
(quar.)
6-15
37¥2C
iquar.)___
6-
32 ¥2 c
Chicago (quar.)
(Jersey City)
(quar.)_
Stores
&
6-
$1.06'A
'
31¥4C.
28 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
General
(quar.)
1
Quarterly
5-16
6-1
Electric—
Common
Stock
Trust
Fischback
5-15
6-
7¥2c
Corp, Ltd. (Bahamas)
Stores, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
:
l',
5-21
Quarterly
1
50c
±62¥20
Bros.
6-
5-21 v
Quarterly
Gas
Ecuadorian
Edison
5-21,
6-15
20c
National
1
$7c
preference series A (quar.):
Economy Baler Co.
(quar.)__
4
6-
1
—
$25c
quar.)
4
6-
Realty & Construction—
preferred (quar.)
:
'
First
5-10
Trust—
(initial
5-17
30c
(quar.)
First
7-2
6-
3
90c
,
5%
5-27
5-10
1
2
6-
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washing Machine Co. Ltd.—
5%
preference^ A '(quar.)
6-14
1
8•7-
$1.50
:
Easy
5-19
6-
120c
$1.75
(accumulative!
6-
6-10
'
1
Y.i
Co.
(quar.)___
Corp. of America,
First
1
25c
(quar.)
5-23,
6-14
3
National
60c
6-14
5%
;
5-14
6-
—_______
(N.
Manufacturing
Class B
Y.)—
(N.
5-31
5-28
6-
of
First
5-31,
6-15
'
$1.50
Co.
3
6-15
25c
Corp.
Fruehauf
States Corp-.—
preferred A (accumulative)
$3.60
Trust
5-24
Water--
(quar.)
Insurance
Racing Assn.. $1
Eastman
&
5-22,' '
6
23%c
(quar.)__,
Bank
6-14.
6-
(quar.)____
common
1
31¥4c
35c
(s-a)
dividend
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
Metal
8-14,
6-20
32c
r^-
& Signal,
Federated
30c
$1
$7
5-31
-6-15
7-
3l¥4.c
5-15
Federation
5-15
1
6-29
¥
(quar.)
A
Works
6-1
30c
Interurban
B
Electric—
6-
5-10
1
7-
42 ¥2C
:
preferred
6-
6-
Creek,
$1.20
5-29
5-31
5-24
25c
"(Battle
6-12
Federal
1
6-15
25c
Sign
5-20
j
25c
Federal
5-20
5-31
7-
\
5-2L
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
7
7
6-14
7-
50c
(quar.)
Casualty
Pacific
6-15
10%
(quar.)
6-
6-
(quar.)
5-31
Eastern
3%
;
(quar.)
Ltd.,
&
preferred
7-
45c
(quar.)_
Louis
St.
7-
25c
dividend)
Publishing,
Corporation
5-31
6-28
25%)__
6-14
15c
8
of
6-14
6-10
5-
tax
6-28
:
<—
5-31
6-18
Bearer
Screw
6-10"
(quar.)
5-3 L
6-15
20c
5¥a%
6-10
dividend
6-10
8c
Federal
10c
Corporation
5-10
$1.45
6-14
25c
Stock
5-15
6-
50c
5-15
Class B (quar.)
;
Special
:
Dunlop Rubber Ordinary reg.—
Amer. dep. rets, (final payment of 1 shil¬
ling 1 pence per share less British in¬
1
93%c
(quar.)
Federal
10-18
5-31
Dura
3
6-
30c
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearing—
Increased
quarterly
5-31
7
&
Michigan)
5-20
tax)
5-
62¥2c
(quar.)
1
6-10
come
3
6-
25c
6-29
6-
6-10
6-
50c
10-31
6-10
—
(quar.)
A
.
quar.)
6
45c
$1.34
:
Duriron Company (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp., 5% conv.
20%
6
5-
10c
class
6-
25c
5-
$1.75
(increased!
Inc.
Co.,
5-15
5c
(quar.)
6-
f. 6-
25c
Electric
1
$1
(resumed)
Co.
5-10
—_'
Bradstreet,
$6
~~~~
I
6-
5c
Special
of America—
Copper & Steel Industries—r
preferred
(quar.)_
Continental Insurance Co.
(quar.)
preference
&
Duncan
30c
5%
Clark
Inc.
—
5-
20c
;_
(quar.)
Co.
40c
25c
quar.)
3
6-
10c
(quar.)
Corporation
20c
$6
Industries
$1.13
(quar.)
Life
3%
(quar.)
6-28
Continental
6%
Dun
6%
(quar.)
——.—-
Power Co., common
(quar.)
5.36%: preferred
<quar.)__
7%
preferred (quar.)
$104
Continental Can, common
(increased
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Casualty Co. (quar.)
Copp
Industries,
Enterprises
$1 12¥2
(quar.)
Assurance
&
preferred
6-
!
dividend
Coffee
4%
ji2c
f
~
:
(quar.)
ji2c
;
~~~
!
(quar.)
5-
Y.)—
J
(Germany)
German
20c
(increased
Co.
30c
_
Ltd
.
Duke
3
6-10
&
Co.
Company
Ltd. USA,
Drexe]
6-20
10c
(quar.)
Federal
25c
(quar.)—'
common
Drewrys,
1
6- 1
quar.)
5-15
15c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Corp.,
Dulany
20c
dividend
Paint
Pepper
Drever
5-17
33C
i_
6-
8c
(quar.)
5-14
6-
22¥2c
(quar.)
1
N.
(quar.)
G
Corp., common
Insurance
1
$25c
x
:
Sons
Doughboy Industries (stock dividend)
Corporation (quar.)_•__■■.
6-15
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Consumers Water
Copeland
Bros,
&
preferred (quar.)
Dorsey Corp., 6% preferred A
6%
preferred AA (initial>
5-15
5c
1
Co.
$4.52
Cook
R.)
5-15
6-10
6-1
87¥2c
pfd.
Ltd.
Voting trust certificates
5-27
Federal
7-
Ltd.—
Co.
5-24
50c
(quar.)
A
less
6-14
110c
$2
1
(Bridgeport)—
Ltd.
(R.
(18%
7-
$12¥2c
preference
Donnelley
Dresser
Mines
6-15
Hoechst
Fedders
15c
$62¥2c
Dover
20c
Industries
$1
Chemical
5-20
3
17¥2c
Monthly
(quar.)
5-15
5-31
6-10
6-
25c
(Syracuse,
.Metallurgical
'6-14
$20c
$20c
(increased•_
Ltd.
(quar.)
—1
(quar.)
Dorr-Oliver
6-14
7c
Consumers Power Co.—
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)
Cook
Common
1
1
$143
(increased
Ltd.
Coal
<fc
Tar &
6-
Inc.—
(quar.)__
Oil
Dominion
6-
~T~'
~~I
Farbwerke
1
■
25c
_
5-15
12¥2c
—
5-15
46¥4c
(quar.)_
Mines
6-
20c
8¥2c
(s-a)
5-3L
5-31
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Circle Associates
(quar.J___
Family
1
Investments—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_____
30c
(quar.)
-3
5-1&
6-14
Light Co.—
10c
$45c
'
Inc.
Common
6-15
5.80%
5-14
Nickel
Electric
15c
.
(quarterly)
7
1
junior
River
Fansteel
•
5-3 L
1
6-
50c
$1
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish
6-30
5%
5-25
10c
30c
—
6-21
6-14
25c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____
6-15
(quar.)—
7-22
$1.18%
s-ai
(quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy
,
6-20
$1.25
Foods
5-
SI
7
6-
Bearing
6-3
45c
(quar.),
Dome Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Flectrohome Industries, Ltd.
7-
35c
(quar.)
Class
Continental
Houses,
Fall
1
41c
_________
5-20
8c
Investment Fund Inc.
+13C
Class
Stock
6-17
7C
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
50c class A
(quar.)
Continental
5-16
Stores.
(quar.)
Dredging,
Laundries
Corp.
1
$50c
Gold
Distillers
Steel
(quar.)
Standard
Co.
Consolidated
preferred
Continental Air
Corp.-Seagrams. Ltd.
Divco-Wayne Corp.
$1
Yellow-Knife
Consolidated
Stock
5-16
40c
.
4%
5-16
6-
Co.
7-1
—
Productions. (quar.)_—_____
6-
Diversified
Falconbridge
5-14
35c
'
;
—
1
20c
Semi-annual
Diversified
(Walt)
Disney
5-14
1
$50c
25c
15c
15c
—
1
,
5-14
1
7-
25c
(quar.)____
25c
$2
.
(quar.)__
6-28
3
1
Corporation
Farrel
(quar.I:
(quar.)
6-
Dominion
preferred
Discovery
Co.
6-
75c
preferred
Container
8
20c
common
convertible
$4.50
4-30
66-
FMC
shares
4%
preferred (quar.)
Dieb.old, Inc. (quar.rDiners Club, Inc. '(stock dividend)___—
Dominion
<
convertible
Consumers
6-10
Fairmont
5-20
37¥2c
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
50c
—
Crystal Salt (quar.)__
Dictaphone Corporation, common
5-15
(quar.)_
Bank
40c
Consolidated
5-
9c
ll%c
common
ties, Ltd. (Canada)
Consolidated Edison
5-31
Fafnir
6-14
3
5-15
5-29
6-14
6-
$1.40
___
2
6-28
$1.62
(s-a)____
(quar.)
22c
Diamond
6-15
Fund
40c
Consolidated
12c
(Louisville)—
America
Stock
Connecticut National
Consolidated
5-17
$2
Quarterly
7-
5-14
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
6-17
20c.
$$1.25
7-10
—
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR. (quar.)
Corp., 90c conv.
5-31
2
$1.09
Inc.
Resistor
1
6-
$1
common
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
com.
4%
preferred
(quar.)_
Connecticut Light & Power
Quarterly
Connohio, inc.,
6-13
6-
Insurance—
Service,
Corp.,
6-29
Corp.
&
Erie
realized
from
(quar.)
Alkali, common
preferred (quar.)
$4
1
;
&
A
Diamond
7-
(quar.)
Corp
Bond
Dialight
5-31
5-31
$i.121/2
com.
1
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)____"
A
(quar.)
Research & Development
45c preferred
6-14
6-10
10c
Common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Commonwealth Life Insurance
Community
1
6-21
1
Erie
Excelsior
5-
8c
Forms,
30c
stock
25c
;
Title
class
$1.33%
(quar.)__
Land
Quarterly
Community Public
4.72%
preferred
7-
31¥4C
1
6-
38%% )
preferred
common
preferred
Capital
6-14
12 ¥20
Raynolds
68%c
Shearing & Stamping
Commonwealth
6-14.
&
Devoe
$1,25
class A
Co.,
preferred
Commercial
1
62¥20
Products
Paper,
3¥2c
Steel
7-
Corp.—
(quar.)__
6-
6-10
5-31
$15c
preferred
Equity
Equity Corp.,
5
5
6-
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Supply (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Chicago Trucking (quar.)_^
12¥20
common
912-
5
(quar.)
Mig.,
62¥2c
.
Gas,
plus
Detroit
8
5-
5
6-
4
12-27
5-15
-
(quar.)
Business
4.36%
5.60%
5
(s-a)—__—
Inc, (quar.)
(quar.)
debenture
5-10.
6-20
5
5-10
(less
(quar.)
RR.,
5c
50c
(quar.)___
Commercial
Dennison
6
5-10
7¥2c
7-5
10-
of
Co.
55c
17¥20
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Locks
B
Airlines
3
V:,;r;
:
(quar.)
Columbus
5%
3
.
5.35%
preferred (quar.)______
Colorado
Milling & Elevator (quar.)
Columbia
Broadcasting System
Combined
6-
•
—
(quar.)
•
B
(quar.)'
Interstate
Foods,
preferred
87¥aC
common
A
preferred
6-15
7-1
30c
Ennis
5-17
1
25c
Equitable Gas,
6-5
93%c
97¥2c
—_
profit)
Railroad
Delltown
5-20,
loc
(quar.)
preferred
Colorado
securities
Delaware
1
6-15
income
vestment
5-21
5-20
■6-
6-
•
common
&
1
6-10
6-15
5-10
?7c
(quar.)____
6-
5
7-
(quar.)
Company
Denver
(quar.)___
preferred
5¥2%
6-
5-17,
6-
(s-a)__
5
6-
Industries, Inc., class A (quar.)—
Del Monte Properties (quar.)—____—
Delaware Fund (quarterly of 9c from net in¬
50c
(accum.)
Utilities,
Colorado
":!5%
1
6-1
,
7-
7-
7-31
Defiance
$14.95
$3.50 pfd.
Stone
&
Stores,
preferred
preferred
4%
6-
:
preferred C (quar.)
Baking'j:(quar.»
&
87¥2c
Ltd.
5-10
6-20
Park
Deer
Deere
1
Corp.-^-
of America
Colonial
3.90%
5-13
Co.—
(quar.)
Acceptance
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)_
5-28
93%c
(quar.)
B
6-20
40c
8
6-27
Co.)
Ordinary
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Empire State Oil Co. (increased
Employers Casualty (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)
5-23
6-14
6-
6-15
from
23c
5%
6-12
20c
20c
10c'
10c
$1
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
common
A
8%
Corp
Mines
&
pfd.
preferred
6-15
•••
•»
5-
20c
—
8%
preferred
67¥2c
Gold
Corp.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Colonial
5-21
Power
RR.,
Light,
3.75%
Delta
(quar.)
(quar.)
International
Cochenour
Cole
5-10
5-15
Illuminating—
special betterment (quar.)
Forge-Waynesboro
Telephone
Increased quarterly
_;
\\k
6-10
5-31
$1.12 ¥2
3
6-10
5-20
25c
and
Freight (quar.)_.
Emery Industries
(increased)
Empire District Electric, common
5-10
6-
50c
50c
50c
30c
—
Day Mines, Inc.
Dayton <& Michigan
$1.25 '
17V2c
,
1
tax
Williams
Emco, Ltd.
Emery Air
8-15
6-
25c
(quar.)___
5-10
35c
V
5-17
5-2»
0-2O
6-
55c
Coal
&
6-
6-
25c
(Eli
Ltd.,
Water
$1.60
$1.25
;
income
Horn
Ehnira
'
30c
(quar.)___—
Corp.
11-15
$1.12¥2
5-29
9-16
50c
$1.05
t30c
45c
20c
Corp. (quar.)__
Dahlstrom Mfg. (quar.)
Daisey Manufacturing
2
45c
(quar.)
guaranteed
Cigar
6-10
4%
Coca-Cola
DWG
5-20
25c
Clifton
Coca-Cola
1
12-
35c
5-24
6-13
Elk
'
5-15
(quar.)
British
Elizabethtown
5-20
45c
income
Lilly
see
5-20
6-
$1.217/s
.
_■
(quar.J__
gains
Lilly & Co.
5-20
6-
Corp.—
investment
Elliott-Automation,
6-25
,6-1
from
capital
Eli
Curtis)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cyprus Mines Corp.
1%
(quar.)
6-10
7-15
Battery
Electronics Investment
6-23
(quar.)
Helene
3.75%
Co.—
6-29
;
6-
$1.42
(quar.)
Electrographic Corp. (quar.):
Corp.
(quar.)_
,'
(quar.)
preferred
$2
2
6-12
preferred
(quar.)_
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.
7%
5-
preferred
preferred
32 ¥2c
common
31¥<»c
¥ 65c
35c
30c
12¥2c
$1.34
$1.41 ¥4
(quar.)
Electrolux
5-31
5-20
i
6-
3%
$4.50
■
5-29
split)
$4.50
$2
6-14
$1.25
(quar.)
Iron,
$2
6-14
6-
$1.10
pfd.
Electric Storage
6-12
(quar.)
common
8-15
(quar.)
5-21
5-31
■;
3
lincreased-quar.)
Cliffs
5-23
1
A
3
City Products (quar.)__
City Trust (Bridgepjrt, Conn.)
City Water (Chattanooga), 5%
Clark
Class
;
6-
B)_
5-31
50c
Curtis-Wright,
7-1
I8V2C
Civic Finance
6-18
9-18
7-
65c
class
5-24
6-20
preferred (quar.)
1
6-21
6-15
.
9-
Citizens Utilities, class B '(quar.)
City Investing Co. (stock dividend)
City National Bank (Detroit) (quar.)
Cleveland
2
York—
and
1
7
6-20
6-28
(quar.)
(see
6-
6-15
-—
Stores
7-
preferred
6-19
(s-al—
Indus,
$1.25
___.
A
(quar.)
pfd.
$4.20
5-10
15c
93%c
.
Industries
Drug
0-2O
5.65%
5-17
7-15
Daffin
(quar.)
class
on
Coal
$1.25
(quar.)
Casualty Co. of New
(Stock
(Helene)
Curtis
6-8
$1
preferred
Citizens
Cunningham
Curtis
7-2
40c
_
common
,
(quar.)
6-14
100%
Milling Machine, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Pass
Forster
o-20
3
10-
$1
4%
Crunv &
6-30
$1.18%
Cincinnati
5-31
5-31
6-
25c
(quar.)
<;
-
preference
Corp.,
6-
5.36%
"
30c
(initial
Electric,
preferred
5%
6-15
25c
12vac
(quar.)
(quar,)
com.
new
Gas
4%%
5%
6-15
25c
30c
Corp.,
Cincinnati
11-21
$1.25
convertible
$1.37 Vi
5.68%
5-10
10c
Crowley's Milk (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co.—
6-27
Quarterly
Chrysler
5
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
2c
preferred (quar.)_
Creole Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (S. F.) (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles (quar.)—
4-30
1
.
0-2O
6.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.87¥2 preferred (quar.)_____
1
5-2&
1
66-
6-
5-31
6-14
»
5-24,
6-29
$1.02¥2
5-10
5 ¥2%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
$1.06¥4
1
.
12Vac
convertible
5%
$1.25
(quar.)
Oil
6-
6-
Petroleum—
Crescent
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Pacific
&
cab
Cotton
A
6-20
$4
.
&
Bottling
<quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-
9c-.
25c
5c
6c
20c
Crampton Mfg., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Crane Company, 3%%
preferred (quar.)_—
6-28
v^Lui'.)—
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
5%
non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)__
,
r
...
.,——1
(quar.)
& Quincy
& Canal
25c
preferred
Share
Co.,. common
5-24
34¥»c
—
—
$1.06
$1.18%
—
>.
______
(quar.)
class A-(quar.)
V
Reynolds, $1 preferred A (quar.)
(G.
Gas
6-10
•
W.
H.) (quar.)
Co. of New England
Coty International Corp.,-class A
County Trust Co.
(White Plains, N. Y.)—
Quarterly ____-—
!———
Cowles Magazine
& Broadcasting, Inc
5-17
(quar.)
cunhnuu
Burlington
Corson
4.10%
4¥4%
6-28
Company
Natural
50c
(s-a)
Gas
Paso
7-15
J50c
J50c
Investors,
&
Corroon
5-25
(quar.)
Dock
3
3
4-30
uxuo
Chicago,
55-
5-31
(quar.)
Chicago,
3
3
B
Natural
5-21
El
$3
(s-a)
Corporate
Cott
(quar.)_
Chesebrough-Pond's
6-
6-
3c
common
preferred
Class
Corning
3
-3%
A
6-10
When
Per
Name of
5-24
.
Steel (quar.)
Distillery, Ltd.—
Corby
5-24
5-
3
3¥«
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
V 4¥2%
preferred (quar.)__
--T—'
Chesapeake &
6-10
6-
.^V-V
income)
investment
Co.:
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
4'A%
V.
2oc
.
(Semi-annual .irom
Chemetron
5-15
1
25c
_•
Bosto*.—
o*
Copperweld
(H.)
5-23
75c
,
(initial).,,.,...,-
dividend)—.
(stock
Funa
Chattanooga
•
(quar.)
common
6-13
6-
Holden
7
6-
40c
25c
Coplay Cement Mfg. Co.—
•
6%* preferred
(accumulative)—
Class
'
Ritz,
dividend
B
45c
B.j
the
Stock
Class
•
.
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)__
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.—
v.
When
Per
When
Payable of Reo
Share
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
(quar.)
1..
.
49
(2193)
1
5
Y.) —
.
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2194)
J.
Per
Name of
General
Cigar
Co.
When
Share
Company
Payable
(quar.)
30c
(annual)
5c
Inc.
Name
of Rec.
Products
Coil
6-14
Harbison-Walker
5-15
.General
Oil
Crude
General
(quar.),
Drive-In
5-31
'<
5-31
Harcdurt
6-28
25c
12 Vac
37 VaC
,
_____———/
6-19
preferred
5-
5-31
Fireproofing .Co...—_—__________
N!,.25c,:
Corp.- (initials quar a—5c
General
Foods
(increased-quar.)__.
50c
General Motors- Corp.1, common
(quar.)_:.__; /
-;50c
i
Special
:
50c
5%
preferred.: (quar;)
;
'!___« •
$1.25
3.75% prelerred (quar.)
~i___ --v
93%c
Harris
General 'Outdoor
6- 8
;
„
General
Foam.
6-25
General" Precision
$1.60
Equipment,
preferred
$4.75
(quar,)/_/_
*
-
1
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)__
1 4 Va%'preferred (1956 series) (quar.)_
General Telephone Co."of Ohio
-"■/
\ $2.20 preferred (quar.)__"—_
Telephone Co.
$2.25
of
(quar.
General Telephone & Electronic^—'".//
; Common
(quar.)
I
prelerred
(quar.)__l
v/-
preferred
>
5.28%
4.36%
.
Tire
Waterworks
&
Rubber
.6-2
.6-14
.".
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
80c
preferred
(quar.)
.5- 3
>
.
•'
7-1
V
7-
-
Class
Herff
,5-17
Class
6-14
Herff
6-14
5-15
Hess
5-8
6-7
5-22
5%
Ginn
series
Company
25%
B
(quar.)
6-
1
5
5-
Globe
Industries
Globe
Security
Gloray
Gold
(stock
(quar.)_-_
Goldblatt
Mills____/_____//!_____,:__
Stations
Goodyear Tire &
8-
1
"
1
5-15
Holt,
3
7-
15c
7-
6-
12Vic
6-
5-22
25c
;
6-15
:
30c
6-15
6-
6-
1
;5-
3
32 Vic
•
___•_
6-14
'.
20c
______
Great
Atlantic
Great Lakes
&
Pacific
Tea
Co.
Dredge & Dock Co.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
50c
Ltd. (qu&r .•)___'
Power/ Ltd. (quar.)!
Lakes Towmg__
___:_
Northern
Capital,' Ltd., common
Great
J20c
Lakes Paper Co.
Great'Lakes
Great
Great
$2.50
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Great
Northern
Paper
Great
Southern
Life
1
West
Life
Quarterly
Great
■
1
,
6-15
5-25
25c
"
Co.
'
•
-
$1.75
from
(quar.)
dividend),
Fully
Growth
(22c
Stock
Capital,
Mobile
&
$5
preferred
$5
preferred
5-
9
12c
5-31
5-
9
9c
Fund
Power, 5.16%
preferred
and
5-31
5-
9
4
5-
8
50c
6-10
5-24
$1.25
;
6-10
5-24
9-
9
8-22
12-16
11-29
40c
5-
7-
1
6-15
$1.16
7-
1
6-15
28c
6-15
5-20
$1.05
common
6-10
$1.29
6-15
.
.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_______.
(quar.)
(quar.)
;s
5-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
6-15
$4.44
.5-20
preferred
(quar.)___
$i.n
6-15
$5.00
5-20
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)____^
$1.25
6-15
5-20
$1.27
6-15
5-20
Hackensack
Hajoca
Hall
Water
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)________
F.)
Printing
35c
6-
1
5-15
_IHI"
25c
6-
1
5-15
___!
35c
6-20
6-
6
10c
Corp.
(W.
6-20
6-
6
(quar.)_______
Extra
Halliburton Co.
(quar.)_________I___~
~~I"
60c
Hallicrafters
Stock
Hallnor
Company (resumed)
diyidend__i_• i-Mines, Ltd._
~
Cotton, Ltd.
Management, class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
6-14
5-
9
6-14
5-
9
6-
1
5-10
$25c
6-
3
_
'(quar.)__
conv.
pfd.
-
4'/*%
IIIIIII
Hammond
Organ
Co.
Handy & Harman,
5%
preferred
Hanna
(M.
Hanna
Mining-
Hanover
Hansen
A.)
_~I~~"
(N.
t
.
// 6-12:
15C
40c
Corp.,
>>■
6-28
6-
3
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-27
7-
1
6-10
7'
1
6-10
6*10
5-27
'.
&
Lamson
5-
3
3
Hunt
Johnson
Paper
Aluminum
(quar.)
7-15 /
6-28
6-28.
5-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5-25
1
6-14
6-10
5-10
6-15
5-31
7-
.1
6-17
8-
1
preferred
Co;
__/
/
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
50c
6-10
5-31
6-11
5-24
-•'15c
6-10
62 Vac
6-10
5-10
7-
1
6-,7
75c
6-15
6-'l
25c
6-14
5-29
$1.25
Kansas
7-24
7-10
17 V2C
6-10
5-27
! 6-10
5-10
/
Power
I-T-E
Circuit
Idarado
Mining
5-17
5-15
40c
6-14
5-31
12 VaC
5-31
5-15
$1.25
5-31
5-15
5-31
5-15
$1.25
6-14
6-28
9-16
12-30
12-16
12c
6-28
6-
7
$1.12
(quar.)___
9-30
$1.25
6-28
6-
7
6-28
6-
7
7-15
7-
1
69C
(quar.)
,
57 VaC
pfd.(quar.)
4.60%
Co.___
10c
;/,
Tool Works
(quar.)
Imperial-Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American dep. rets. (A payment of
to
approximately
Incorporated
Investors
Indiana Gas
Is
Kendall
Gold
Kerr
income
Industrial
National
6%
preferred
Ingram
&
Bank
(s-a)—
.
5-10
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Kingsport Press, Inc.
7-
1
6-10
Kingston
7-
1
6-10
Kirkeby-Natus
5-31
5-17
6-28
: 6- 3
7-
1
6-14
6-
1
5-
2
7-
1
6-
3
t20c
7-30
:
/
7-15
'
(quar.)__'__
6-17
6-
3
6-
/ 35c
5-
7
1
Kleinert
10c
6-
3
5-
12c
,
I
:___
7-
2
6-14
7-2
6-14
5-15
6-28
5-31
1
10-
1
9-16
1-2-64
12-16
com.
5-14
4
6-15
7-
5-24
1
6-14
5
6-19
6-
6-
5-16
23c
6-15
6-
$1.18%
37V2C
1
5-24'
5-15
1
6-14
5-31
60c
$12c
6-
5
5-13
6-30
5-31
6-
7
1
6-
1
5-
3
6-
1
5-
3
7
7-
1
6-
6-
1
5-15
6-10
5-10
50c
7-
1
6-
7
7-26
6-14
10c
10c
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-27
—
(initial)
7-
25c
35c
llV4c
25c
20c
62V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
7-
12V2C
.•—;
(s-a)
preferred
5-10
6-
25c
'—__.—_—
5-27
1
6-15
5-31
6-14
5-29
6-14
5-31
5-31
5-15
6-28
6-14
common
each
for
100
common.held
shares
on
of
about
6-28
6-14
10c
6-14
5-31
5-31
preferred C (quar.)
Kollmorgen Corp. '_
Kratter Corp..(stock- dividend)—
(Three
shares
of Canal-Randolph
4-25
30c
6-12
68%c
conv.
Kresge (S. s7j Co. (quar.)
Krqehler Mfg,!Co., 4Va.% pfd.
6-28
6-14
Kroger
Company
5-31
Kusan,
Inc.—1
$1
6-10
5-10
7-
8
6-20
7-15
6-14
—
"
Corp.
Kratter
May
31,
—
A
(quar.)_.;/—
Z,—
5-21
6-
5-31
1
4-26
5-28
5c
7
6-
$1.12V2
27V2C
(quar.)—
_i——_———
(quar.)
1
5-10
5-15
1
5-15
25c
6-12
5-24
50c
6-12
5-24
5-31
5-21
International Petroleum Go. Ltd.. (increased)
i5C
6-14
5-31
International
7%
preferred (quar.)
'
International
Nickel
(Canada)
(quar.)
International
Ltd.—
Labrador
Acceptance Corp.—
Class
*
60c
1
$1.75-
6-
t50c
1
5-
6-20
3
5-21
A
$1.40
5-17
(s-a)
t60c
6-28
6-10
26V4c
Paper COv, common (quar.)
preferred ' (quar.)^_—-
6-17
5-20
$r
1
}40cV
10c
6-17
.
'•'
..
5-20
6-10
5-10
5-31
5-15
,
JlOc
(quar.)__—!_i—
Laclede
'
Gas, commonStock dividend
.432%
4.56%
LaCrosse
Lake
5%
B
preferred
A
C
Airlines,
preferred
District
1
6-
5-15
;
6-14
5
5-13
27c
6-30
6-14
6-30
6-14
10%
—.——
—
6-30
22c.
6-14
6-29
28 VaC
(quar.)———
5-24
r.
Inc.—■
convertible preferred
Superior-
1
7-
5-15
1
6-
31%c
:——
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Telephone .Carp_ .( quae)
Central
6V2%
Lake
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)_/_—
—
6-
t35c
26 V4c
convertible preferred
5%
.
International
(quar.)
(quar.)
Creamery (quar.)
Koehrihg Company,, common
conv.
5-31
6-14
5-31
30c
7 V2C
50c
Knudsen
5%
5%
6-15
7-
1
Inc.—
6-
Resistance
5-31
-—_
(quar.)_—
Rubber
6-15
10c
preferred
5-10
Corp!—
Fragrances,
(Canada),
:
B.)
tl5c
.
Paints
1
'
(quar.)
Corp.
$15c
*
(s-a)
Business. Machines
(I.
,/ Corp
6-
$4
;
Fund—
Co.,
7
6-
20c
Company
(quar.)
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)_
.
&
6-
2%
Kirsh
11-15
$3
/—-
income)
Securities '(quar.)L_________
Flavors
Products
11-29
t:
40c
Harvester
7
1
Stores:
5-24
50c
/
Co.___._i.
Foundation
7
6-
7-
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Wire
1
Shares:
Inter-City Gas, Ltd
Interior Breweries, Ltd.
Discount
6-
12c
6%
Keystone Steel &
75c
;
(From, investment
International
Keystone
Island)—
;/__/_.
Steel
Quarterly"
International
Quarterly "
5-24
5-15
1
6-10
20c
(quar.)
Inland
International
6-17
8-14
6-
(quar.)_
preferred
20c
A
(Rhode
common
Inland
Institutional
1st
8-14
8-14
1
i
—
30c
Canada
Ltd. ; (quar.)
Container Corp., class A
Insurance
4.80%
9
dividend
1
1
9-
1
.
Industries
20c
Bell,
Institutional
4-
Mines
common
tlOc
S.
:
Co.,
99-
7-
(quar.)
$1.25
Quarterly
Ingersoll-Rand
Oil
6-
25c
$1.06 V4
Mexico
of
/
4c
quar.)
/
Minerals
McGee
8-14
25c
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison
8-14
1
7-
—
Land
1
9-
;___//_■*.
Organization (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities, new com. (initial-quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Co.
5-14
9-
6c
County
1
8c
!_
Kent-Moore
Kern
5-14
$1,125
$1.25
————-
5-29
7
5-31
Common:
Industrial
5-14
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12V2
(monthly)
5-24
6-12.
6-
21c)__
(from
de
5-14
6-1
..
6-
Industries
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Electrica
1
.—
6d
preferred
4V4%
1
6-
8TV2C
.3V2%
preferred (quar.)
./_/_——
87V2C
3V2%
preferred
(quar.)—
87V2C
Kellwood Company
—20c
Kelly Douglas, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$6V4c
Kelly Oil (quar.)__
45c
Kendall Company, common (quar.)
——
30c
$4.50 preferred series A (quar.)i
.,
$1.12 V2
Keyes Fibre,
(quar.) _/____:
Indiana General Corp.
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water, common (quar.)
Industria
'
25c
& Water
5%
6-
—
$1.25
5-14
1
15c
Kay Windsor, class A
Kellogg Company—
3Vi% preferred (quar.)___
5-17
/
5-15
5-31
.6-20
7c
Kavanagh-Smith
1
1
40c
;
5-17
1
6-
$1.12Vi
—__
1
5-31
5-15
5-15
6-
$1,08%
common.:
66-
1
1
$1
$1.05
;
Kavanau
6-
5-15
1
6-
95c
•
4V2 % preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)/.
Corp.
5-15
6-
•
5-17
17 Vac
Illinois
equal
Light,
5-13
5-15
1
6-
-
3IV2C
:
1
32c
(quor.)
Breaker,
&
6-10
5-31
22Vac
59%c
$1.03 Va
$1.18%
$1.18%
$3.25
r,
6-
35 V4c
;
3
6-
6-
35c
'
(quar.)
;
5-31
$15c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)-,
com.
7-18
5-15
6-14
,
$13 %C
—
—
preferred (quar.
,$3.80 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred/(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
preferred
—
/
6-15
2%
:
4% %'
$4.50
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Huyck Corporation, common
preferred
preferred
preferred
a
$4.35
.
6-14
25c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
5-15
$1.25
Industries,
(quar.)
preferred B
preferred
5-14
$75c
preferred A
5%
^4.20%
4.35%
.
5-14
;
5-31
5-20
6-28
$3c
:
City Power & Light, common—_/
preferred (quar.)_,
:___
!
preferred (quar.
1
____.
2
7-
(quar._)_/_
6-11
—
(quar.)
,5-31
7-
6-10
93 %c
:
&
6-
.
5-31
'7- 2
40c
preferred
6-11
31 V4c
5-31
2
6-
(s*a)
Machine
*
31 Vac
5-31
7- 2
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
*
"
5-17
:;5-31
7- 2
.
$1.25
(quar.)/—
5%
•//
Products
5%
4 V2 %
6-2$
6-10
12 VaC
__
Mining
&
6-28
7-15
54c'
•
(quar.)
Production
Foods
..
6-It)
> 2
•/
Canada—
—„
4%
6-15
7-15 /
;
5-31
5-10
$2
of
Kansas
7-15
'
5-15
$1.25
4-191
6 /
•
6-30.
$1 /
$1.10 •
'
1
1
.5-31
Xl»/2%
3.80%
'
6-
■"
5-15
7-
-
5-
5-15
6--1
.
1
1
60 c
5-22
5-17
6-14 :
t.
6-
6-
•
XlV4%
&
4.75%
,i 5-17
6-
93% c."
.
;—
6-
7,
1
./__
■____
$1.06 y4
(resumed)
common
5c
/
Corp.
&
Kaiser
6-20
-
10c
preferred
Hugoton
35c
Co.
Vitamin
•/
31V4C
nc
(monthly).
3
3
6-
(quar.)
common
Chemical, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar. >/.!__!
4.75% convertible preferred, (quar.)
4.75% preferred (1959 series)
(quar.)
Kaneb Pipe Line, 6V2%
preferred (s-a)__
1
6-
;• 4%",
■:
■
(quar.)
3
6-15
5-
"5-
xlV4%
$4 pfd.
KVP Sutherland
;
5-17,
6-1
-
$1.25-:
4-30
6-1
1
2%
Laughlin Steel, common (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)___——
Julian
& Kokenge
——_/
•5-17
6-12
'
$1.25
-
A
6-27
-
$1,12 Va-v
6-14
6-
xl %%
5%
4
v
20s
com.-(quar.)
1
4
6-
1
6*
25c
Club,
Jones
7
6-
7-
1
Co.—
Jones
5
5-
6-27
20C!J
IIIIIII
(quar.)_,________HHH
6-
25c
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)
6-
"
Mortgage,
Johnson
2
5-29
6-14
•
93 %c
—
Ltd., com. (quar.)—/
6%
preferred A (quar.)—
5vj%
preferred B (quar.)_
1
5-15
1
6-12
/
1
50c
Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)_____
Gl^ss Co., 7% pfd. (quar.i—
Johns-Manville
5-27
$1.25
-
Y.),
25c
$1.06 V»
—
~
common
class
6-15
$1121/2
(quar.)-
Equities,
oP
$1.'o6v4
(quar.)
Co.
3
30c
(quar.)__
Handmacher-Vogel (quar.)
3
6-
$p
common
(quar;)
preferred (quar;>_____
preferred (quar.)_
6-
6-15
5c
1
(quar.)—
6-15
15c
.-IIIIIIIIIIIIcom.
(quar.)_
Hammermill Paper,
4V2%
5-10
8c
5c
'./(■'Extra
Hamilton Watch
Co.,
4%
7
+3C
Extra
,
6-
10c
II_II
;
6-25
3 %
_
Hamilton
Hamilton
..
(quar.)
Corp./ common-
preferred
$1.42
8
$4.40
$5.08 preferred
/■ 6-
-10c
12 VaC
(quar.)
7-
7-
'
'
(quar.)/—'
(quar.)——_—_—,
D *(quar.)i__
E (quar.)——
Water
Tea
Jockey
5-31/
1
6-14
7-10,!'
.
./ 50c
C
preference
Supply,
preferred (quar.)
Kerite
6-
$1.25
Utilities,
preferred
12-
i
60c
:!
/_/
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Jiffy Steak Co. (stock div.)__
i:
from
8c
$1.25
(quar.)
4.64%
Bay
$2.75
income
(quar.)
Gulf
States
5-31
30c
Oil
$4.20
6-21
Inc.—
Gulf
Gulf
5
-$0,015
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
-
dividend—
Sound
Hudson
5-17
income—
Ohio RR., common.
(quar.)_
preferred
5-31
7
7-
40 c
preferred
preferred
5.12%
-
4-22
6-
5c
Fund
ordinary
$5
6-14
5-31
35c
capital gains)
Gulf
5-29
5%
Fund
Administered
from
5-29
10%
,
1
5-22
,7-1
:
7 VaC
•
Common
5-31'
;
1-1-64
■
Aerospace-Science
Common
6-15
8-
preference
$5
6-13
•:
5
15c
B
cum;
-
Jewel
5-31
6-28
6-28
•
A_-_
& Smelting (quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
6-10
5-15
5-31
8-15
(quar.)/,
Stores
Hudson
6-7
1
6-15
27Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
investment
"
2
6-28
6-
$1.25
Products
net
7-
flOc
"
(stock
Howe
6-10
2
5-15
7-
(quar.)/
convertible
4V4%
6-17
7-
$1.62Vi
25c
(quar.)
&
7-1
35c
Dunlap
Securities, Inc.—
Group
All
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.
Grocery Store
12-
$$1.60
common
Manufacturing
Greyhound
12-10
Mfg.
Stock
1
-40c
class
common
Hardart. Co.
Howard
1
9-
1
6-28
112 Vac
(s-a)—
A
on
Hubinger 'Company
,
Shoe
6-
9-10
(Winnipeg)
Winnipeg Gas Co._
Greeley Gas Co., 6%% prf. B (quar.)
Giant Co., common
(quar.)___
preferred
6-10
6-
ioc
cum,
5%
Jersey
'
preferred (quar.)—————1_
4%
preferred (quar.)
i
4.40% r preferred (quar.)
._/
Common (increased quar.)
5-23
40c
Green
Grosset
'
;
5-15
12 Vac
3%%
5-23
Greater
:5%
5-23
1,
1
1
Mining
Household Finance
6-14
1
dividend
preferred
5%
0- 7
6-
6-
tlOc
•'
6-
7-10
.
\
$2 Vac
6-14
30c
/
;
5-22
$2
'
,__v.—■_____-
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals
5-15
U5c
Hotel
5-17
1
,
preference
preference
Jantzen,
8-30/
/
Shoppes," Inp,! (stock tlividend)—__^__
Corp.' of America-^ .....
. *
—
Hot
»
6-
(quar.)
—
Assurance
Sugar,
preferred
Green
5-
6-
&
Hoskins
6-14,
1
6-
1
cum.
Jeannette
5-31'
7-10
•
/- 5-25
/
97%c
(quar.)/
•
1
,
6-
.//•■25c
et Cie
cum.
-6%
/ 5-17
6-29
(Charles)
Jamaica
9-25
J45C
:_
(quar.)_—
(quar.)_
(accum.)—
Company,' ' class A (quar.)—
B v ( quar.>^i^_!:
preferred
(quar.)^—
4 Vi %
>5%'
7-
7-2
/
:
/-
5
preferred J (quar.)_^._-__
5%;
.•
5-15
5-15
112 Vac
Chemical,;
Class
Horn
4
|70c
__—
Western
7%
:_/.
Insurance
l
,.6-4
6-
Stock
Hoover
:
5-17
1
7- 1
40c
.Quarterly
•Quarterly
Great
7'-
J62Vic
:
(quar.)
•
6-1
6-29
J20c
(quar.)__"
$2.80
Co.
preferred
(quar;)-,
$5:" 2nd preferred
(quart
3
6-29
■
25c
'
5-17
6-10
f
t20c
.
5-14 "■
6-17
6-
30c
-
,
5-
6-10
Minihg, Ltd,' (resumed) '
t25c
Graniteville Company-(quar.)./—' 20c V
Grant (W. T.) Co., common (quar.)
' 30c
V3%% preferred (quar J!/*.
933/4c »
Gray Drug Stores, common (quar.)_!__i,
20c '
1
1
5
6-
Southern
7%
*
5-15
1
6-
37VaC
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(quar.)
class
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3
6-
6-
$2 • /
15C
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Jamaica Public. Service; Ltd., common——/_
: ' tl5c
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cum.
preference
(quar.)J
_/,: $$1.75
6- .4
5-31
(quar.)____—
$4.25-
5-31
5-2*
25c
Granby
'
.
6-14
6-
,
—
:
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Government Employees Corp.' -'(s-a)
Grace (W. R.) & Co.
(increased quar.)-
6-25
(quar.)
.
a-two-for-one split.
Service, common
preferred'/ (quar.)__.
preferred
(quar.)__
Jacquin
5-24
6-20
7-1
.
lie
/
'
(s-a)
A
HooKer
■
Batteries ;'•>'(quar.)
(quar.)_
A
-
(quar.)__^___—
Homestead Valve Mfg. ' (quar.)
Honolulu Rapid Transit
(quar.).
1
20c
Vac/
6-10
-
7c
>
com.
.
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Ltd.,
Homestak'e
5-15
Corp.
(H.
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Class
*
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3
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6-14
v
7-/1-
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5-17'
5-31
50c
*
1
6-29
17 VaC
7
5-17
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6-10
6-27
$1.05
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44c
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/
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//'-.••.'!»
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Irving Trust Co. (N; Y.) .(quar.)—
> "/ 40c
5-24
7-10
:
(quar.)
Public
Iowa
*5-24
5-31
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(quar.
(R. M.I
Corp.
(quar.)-—-,*.
Rinehart & Winston Inc. (quar.)
Home
6-14
(quar.)
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Hollingshead
5-17
Iowa
8-15
6-25
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5-22
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3-75%.
//.3.90%
.4:20%
5-15
,
6-25
/
50c.
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6-
6-
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3
-
6-20
/// New shares will be received about May 31-
-
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3
Corpv
5-16
6- 3
6c
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4.80%
preferred
(quar..)___
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tl5c
6-
1
6-
9-
13C
Manufacturing Co.
Holden Mfg., Ltd., class A
Hollinger' Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.— •;>
5-17
-
5-17
.
*
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class
Dauch, Ltd.
6-28
6-
(quar.)
5-31
*
.
68 %c
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Services,
Stockholders approved
-
•
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8-. 1
17 VaC
7-15
12 Vic
.
Rubber Co." (quar.)
Corp.
(Edward)
4-26,
Gossard
Gould-National
Hotels
&
15c
•
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Goodwill
Hilton
Hines
loc
:
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Bros.,
Inc., common/
Corp-,
Supermarkets,';
3%
(quarv)/'__//_______
Industries
Chemical
Hinde
1
5-15
less British In¬
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Knitting
&
6- 3
7-
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5-15
5-10
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6-12
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5-31
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6-3
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for each five shares of common held)
5-15
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Ltd., class-A__;
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Globe Envelopes,
8
27Vic
(quar.)
(Interim payment of 6Vi%
Oil &
Hill's
Company "(quar.)_
Group, Ltd., Ordinary Amer. dep. rets. * /
come
•5-
6-15
10c
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Glaxo
'
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5-15
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,
5-10
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5-15
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26 %c
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-
5-23
6-
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15C
Heublein, Inc. (increased)
-20C
Heyden Newport Chemical, common (quar.)
v87 Vac
3V2%- preferred
(quar.)i.i._—2
$4,375 .2nd preferred (quar>)' $1.09%
- *
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5-23
6-28
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30c
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Hershey Creamery. (quar.)__
6-22
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Investors" Diversified
5-23"
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6-.15.
35c
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1
6-22
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5-31
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5-27
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1%
6-14
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5-31
5-24
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4-26
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(quar.)
5-23
6-12
6-12
(quar..) !;
series B
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5-31
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preferred seriesB- (quar.)
convertible
5-24
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4-26
1
6-
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(quar. >__——!
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4.'36%- preferred
/
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6-12
123/4Q
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10c'
convertible preferred
1
(increased-quar.)_________
Gestetner, Ltd.
(stock dividend payable in
'.ordinary A stock)
76-
-75c
_
Freight System, (quar.)____,
Interstate-
/,
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6-15
___
dividend——i
12 VaC//
preferred Series A
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Products
9
5-31
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3
"6-, 7
1/
•
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6%
5-22
5-31
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Products—
6%
5-22
•
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(quar.
Giant Food, class A
Giannini Controls—
7%
5-22
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Portion
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5-22
1
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5-22
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5-10
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5-
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5-31
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(quar.)_/__^—
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6-14. /.
10c
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•
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,
5-15
5-
6-
Co.*-
"(quar.)_______T_
Textbook
5-29
5c
27 VaC
Telegraph
&
Corp., com.
(quar.)
av
Stockholders approve 2-for-l split
■■■i. $2
preferred (quar.)—,—»——si
Interprovincial Pipe Line- (quar.)
—
.
'6-14,,' ; 5-31
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5.-15
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(H. d.).Co., 3.65%
pfd. (quar.)____••
Helene Curtis Industries (quar.l__:—:—
Helms
Express (quar.)
;
Hendershot Paper Products Ltd.-**
;;;
6% preferred (accum.)—
:
20c
(quar.)___l___________*
$1.50
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Georgia Marble Co.," common (quar.25c
i 5%
preferred
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preferred!!
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5-22
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5-29
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5-15
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$2
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preferred (quar.
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8-30
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(quar.)!
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^
6-'7
25c
,
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53Vaq,
4.25%
Hastings! M&nufacturing____
!______!—,
Hauserinanr. (E. F.')! Co.
_'——
Steel, Products,, Ltd... (quar.)!
Hawaiian Telephone, common. (quar.X-—__
4.80% preferred '(quar.)_^w_——
5%.'' preferred *1 quar.)____—_—
6.10'% v preferred t(quar,)
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4.40%
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5-27
6-15
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(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
preferred B
5.25%
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27VaC
55c
;
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6-29 "*'
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(quar.)i
.(quar.):
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3,90%'preferred (qua?.)
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preferred
$4.50
8
6-" 6
25c
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$2../
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8
7■
15c
.
5Va%-
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7-
1-
6-15
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Hart-Carter
6-15
General
General
Harshaw
40c
$1.18%..'
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$4.75 preferred (quar.)_.
General Refractories (quar.)
General Steel Industries (quani"
Telephone
6-14
7-
7-
50c
5-16
(quar.). * * /"*•' 30c;.'',
com.-
(quar.)_-
6-28 ;
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net
Payable of Rec.
'
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(quar.)
preferred
International
5-17
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:
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International
Harrisburg National Bank. & Trust
8-
,.32%cV
•
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7-15
/-30c
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4
5-16
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vestment
5
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5-10
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6
6-10.
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6-
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6-
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Savings Bank
(Chicago)—
Harris-Teeter
5-24
.
:
Harris-Intertvpe1
5-27
6-14
General
7-
Holders
When
Share
International
6-
.
of Company
International
5-10
7-19
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6-15
(quar.)
General .$ inance, Corp.... (quar. i _—,/ •
3
6-
$1.50
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
Per
Name
&
Brace
.
.
r
Holden
Payable of Rec.
45c.
Refractories, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
World, Inc. (N. Y.)—
6-14
6%
When
Share
of Company
—
—
Per
Holderi
6-19
General
:
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(quar.)—:—
fquar.£_>—!—*.
comv
(quar.')
.
—
32VaC
32c
6-15
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6-
$1.25
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5-15
5-15
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Volume
Number 6267
197
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
,
When
Per
Lake
Gold
Lamaque
■
—
$38c
(quar.)
20c
preterred series A (quar.)—
(M. H.), Inc. (quar.)____
4.75%
59%c
12'Ac
conv.
Lamston
Bryant,
(quar.u——.
inc.
Secord
—
17'Ac
(R. G.),
Tourneau
Corp.,
Lear
&
Co.
(initial)—
.
<»>c
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Lee
D.)
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.
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—_
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Lesser
dividend
(Louis)
Levine's
2%
j._
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Inc.
A—
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-i
Glass (quar. t
.
Libby, McNeill & Libby, com. (stk. dividend)
old
.
5 A%. .preferred
(quar.)——
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly i
2.
Liberty Real Estate Trust (monthly)
'
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Insurance
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Co.
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1
11-
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6-
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$1.35
60c
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5-23
6- 3
6-28
gtd;
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(quar.)_
4%> gtd.
4%-, gtd.
betterman
(quar.)—-—'
50c
4%
10-15 V
5-10
;
6-10;
9-10
50c
12-10
50c 3-10-64
$1.10
6-10
$1.10
9-10
$1.10
12-10
$1.10 3-10-64
.
$oc
8-16
11-15
2-17 J
5-17
8-16 ;
11-15
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pref.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Extra A-London
Life' Insurance
.—--
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Mfg. (quar.)__
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(quarj
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6-14
Long Island Trust Co.
7-15
6- 3
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
62'Ac
$1.75
..
35c
Steamship
Co.
(quar.)—
M.
&
MSL
Fixtures
Dietetic
R.
6-10
6-10
10-15
10c ;
5-31
6-
5
5-21
(Monthly r_
8c
8c
5-31
6-28
8C
-
:
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Monthly
Mack
Mines
Gold
7-31
8-30
6-15
6- 1
6-15
5-15
6-23
7-10
'8-15
6- 1
5-15
5-31
Ltd.
8c
$5c
(quar;)«;
class A
(initial)
16c
MacKinnon Structural Steel, 5% pfd. (quar.)
$$1.25
MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell River, Ltd.—
Quarterly
——_________—$25c
MacWhyte Company (quar.)
35c
Magma Copper, new common
(initial)
20c
Three-for-one
stock
split
2_
■
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„
—
Madsen Red Lake Gold- Mines
$5c
$2'Ac
—
Madison
Fund, Inc. (from investment inc.)
Magnavox Company
(quar.)
:
—
Magnin (Joseph) Co., common
(quar.)
8%
Car
Maher
Shoes.
—-
6-21
15c
(annual)
preferred
Magor
■
Ltd.
5-16
5-15
6-11
5-13
5-22
6-21
6-10
6-15
7-20
7-1
6-28
6-10
.
17'Ac
25c
8c
25c
$30c
.
;
6-15
6- 5
6-21
5-29
—
Extra
.
Ltd.—
Convertible priority shares (quar.)-.——'
$25c
Maine Central RR., 5%
pfd. (accum.)
$1.25
Maine Public Service, common (quar.)26c
4.75% preferred (quar.)
59%c
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
35c
Managed Funds-— -
>
5-22
5-17
J5-24
6-29
6-29
6-14
5-15
Mailman,
.
6-29
6-10
7-1
7-1
6-10
—
General
Industries
ment
Shares
(from
lc
(quar.)—
Class
B
;
(s-a)
(s-a)
Mannesmann
A
120c
"Amer.
G
National
of
Bank
Detroit
Quarterly
Marathon
$20c
$1.30
35c
10c
rets."——
(quar.)
dep.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Manpower,. Inc.
Manufacturers
V.
Oil
Co.
(quar.).:
Capital
Marion
Mfg.
(from
Corp.
ordinary
Field
Marshall-Wells
6%
preferred
Maryland
.
&
Co.
Co.,
5-17
5-15
5-10
8-12
6-25
&
(quar.)
35c
——
!—
5'A%
4'A%
Mastan
Co.
Mathews
& Dry
Dock
5-17
5-20
»
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(quar.)
Co.
—
Class
4.30%
Missouri
Mobile
_•■
Industries,
Chemical
Co.
6- 1
6- 1
5-15
Moore
Products
Old
6-15
5-15
Olin
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
5-31
25c
$1.75
Mount
Vernon
7%
Mills,
preferred
(s-a)
Movie Star, class A
Munsingwear, Inc."
Murphy
6-20
6-
6- 1
7- 2
Murphy
Mutual
(G.
7- 2
7- 2
10c
40c
7-11
6- 1
$1
10c
7c
5-31
6-10
5-31
Chemical
Nalley's
Inc.
Nashua
'
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6-17
5-27
5-27
5-13
5-14
$3.60
12'Ac
$1.37'A
6-28
6- 1
$0,195
5-27
6- 7
4-24
5-10
5- 7
25c
6-10
5-20
5c
5-31
5-
22'Ac
25c
6- 5
5-22
6-14
6- 5
7-10
6-11
6%
5-15
5-15
5-21
5-20
(quhr.)
Co
6-
1
Blank
National
Casket
20c
25c
6-15
6- 1
Chemical
25c
25c
6-10
6-10
10c
6-28
55c
6-10
30c
6-
National
Book
Cleaning
Quarterly
National
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
Castings
Co.
(quar.)
National
Dairy
&
Mfg
Contractors,
Products
(quar.)
Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
/
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56'Ac
$1.06'A
20c
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
National Drug & Chemical,
Gypsum
60c
preferred
of
&
Nashville
Extra
Co.,
(quar.)
,
15c
:
(quar.)
$4.50
Accident
1
pfd.
Co.
Co.
17'Ac
A
1
6-15
6-15
6- 1
(initial
12'Ac
6-10
5-24
National-Standard
(quar.)
30c
6-10
5-17
National
Steel
Co.
Corp.
quar.)
(quar.)
-
Pacific
Gamble
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
$1.02
6-
1
5-
6.
5-
6-
6-15
5-31
10c
6-15
5-31
5-31
5-15
Paco
A
6-15
5-15-
6-12
5-24
25c
6-
7
5-10
12%c
6-
7
5-23
40c
6-10
5-31
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.
6-10
5-20
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5-
1
5
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6-12
$20c
6-
6-17
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5-27
6-19
5-29
$1.19
7-
1
6-18
$1
7-
1
6-18
$20c
A
6-
3
5-
1
12-
2
11-
1
.
(quar.)__
common
10c
A
(init. quar.)
7-15
6-28
25c
7-
6-14
1
6-10
5-15
$1.10
6-
1
5-15
90c
6-
1
com.
25c
5-15
12'Ac
6-14
5-31
25c
7-25
7-
5
62%c
6-
5
5-10
$1
7-
1
6-11
6-
1
5-20
15c
$1.25
A 6- 1
35c
6-14
31'Ac
37'Ac
(quar.)
Line,
1st
5-10
1
5-17
(quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-28
6-12
6-28
6-12
5-15
Chemical
25c
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
Corp.
Pan
1
6-14
5-29
4%
5-15
6-
5
.
6-14
5-24
25c
7-
1
6-15
1
-
6-
1
5-17
$10c
6-
1
5-17
6-
6
•5-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
3
6-
6-
1
5-24
7-
2
6-14
7-
3
6-10
1-3-64
12-10
4%
1
1-3-64
12-10
$4c
(quar.)
4.647e
preferred (quar.)
Papercraft Corp. (quar.)
com.
6-14
5-24
.__
Porcupine Mines Ltd.
Sulphur
(quar.)
Line,
3
12%c
10c
1
American
Pipe
7-
20e
$22%c
(quar.)_
semi-annual
Eastern
7-
20c
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
7-31
'
1
America
5-22
a
5c
$10c
of
Tubes Ltd.
Corporation (s-a)
Pamour
!
5-17
5-17
1
10c
(quar.)
Industries
Stock
1
1
6-
common
Corporation
Increased
66-
15c
Co.,
Ltd.—
4
65c
(quar.)
Robinson
(quar.)
&
16-
$0.3281
Corp.
.(quar.)
B
Pako
1
6-
•
Line, Inc.
(quar.)
Indemnity
Pacific Leasing Corp.,
Packaging
6-
1
1
6-
$30c
_
Page-Hershey
0-14
1
6-
,
Corp.,
Pacific
Pacolet
7-
5-31
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar)____
5-24
35c
6-14
$1,10
Consolidated
5-10
40c
5-15
(quar.)
Nutrient
Tin
Class
6-
1
$1.12%
t
Co., new
East
1
6-15
5-216-
6-
25c
s-a)
Products
Pacific
Class
$1.1'2 'A
20c
5-31
7
6-15
$1.14
(quar.)
Power
6-10
6-
6-
25c
non-resident
Ltd.—
convertible
Panhandle
Al_
5-24
6-14
$20c
Rubber
Finance
5-15
5-15
5-10
'
:
3
(s-a)
Far
5% 7c
5-10
j
10c
common
6-
10c,
15c
(s-a)
Coast Co., 5%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
6-10
5-17
15c
(quar.)
Machinery Co.—
5-15
7%c
.
Rubber
1
!
(quar.)
(increased
Clay
Pacific
Inc.
A
3-
6-
7
7'Ac
(quar.)__
Insurance
(quar.)
•
National
New
Oats
common
(quar.)
Products
3
5-
1415c
(quar.)
Pacific
„
(quar.)
preferred
($50
5-
1
Overnite Transportation (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass, common (quar.)
47c
preferred
Oxford Mfg. Co., new class A (initial quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preference (quar.)
(N.Y.)
Inc.
1
6-
___•
Pacific
40c
(quar.)
Tulsa
5-3
6-
$$1
equal to approximately $2.80
preferred
preferred
Pacific
30c
;
National
National
Tail
5-10*
the apof the Public Service Commission
A
$4.40
6-14
5-31<
5c
African
preferred
4c
(quar.)
of
5%
5-15'
1
6-10
$$1.12'A
1
'
Wholesale,
Class A
1 5-15
1
(quar.).,
(quar.)
is
and
South
Class
6- 3
-
6-13
,
>
6-
Chemical
preferred
27'Ac
Fund
Biscuit
1
Co
4.75%' preferred
40c
(increased quar.)_^
(quar.)
National Bank
1
6-
Quebec
proval
6-20
$3.50
-
(quar.)___:
Corporation
6-
-4
9c
&
Oshawa
3
5-15>'
i
.
and to the shareholders approval May 27
4%
3
5-
v
20c
Mathieson
less
5-13
5-17
5-10
•
Sand
15.A-
6-
Coal
Ben
O'Sullivan
(quar.)
(Boston)
6-
Opemiska Copper Mines, Ltd.
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
Two-for-one stock split subject to
,15-31
5-31
7- 1
"4-26
(quar.),
Co.
C.)
Securities
6-
1
..
$62'Ac
__.
extra
5
t25c
t$1.75
t$1.75
.
—
common
(quar.)_
series
A
(quar.)
32%c
..
Ltd.—
Ry. (s-a)
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
(A payment of 2 Rands one of which is
5-22
5-31
—
Corp.,
Preferred
5-15
Quarterly
5-20
6- 6
6-6
____
a.
6-
25c-
Oklahoma Mississippi River Prods.
Inc.—
Mountain Fuel Supply
Nalco
5-29
7-15
7- 1
Finance
Corp. (quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp.
(resumed)
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
$12%c
.
Oliver Tyrone Corp.
Olympia Brewing (quar.)__
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
River
Ontario
preference
Motor
16-14
30c
Okanagan Investments, Ltd.
5-31
5-31
15c
;
6-.17
7-
$1.31 Vi
Ohio
Extra
6-17-
40c
.
Ohio
5-31
1
7-
;
5-28
5-28
5-28
6- 7
5-17
:
Corporation, common (quar.)
preference A
(quar.)
B ' (quar.)
:
Mosler Safe
Co.
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudson
Co.
(quar.)—.__
6-17-
7-
pfd. (quar.)
Forge <fc Machine Corp.
(quar.)_1
Ohio Power, 4'A% preferred (quar.)_
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)_
4.08% preferred (quar.)
a
5c
7%
7-
.$1,40-'
.AA
6-15
6-15
6-28
6- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
$1.12.'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
35c
$1.12'A
$1.17'A
•
1*
6-
^
5-15
6-1
5-31
7-1
6-12
30c
Moore
7%
Co.,
1-
6-
6-20
$1.37%
(quar.)___
Inc.
6-12
—
R.)
Company
10c
(quar.)
r
:
Light & Power Co.
>5%. preferred (quar.)
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
:
'4%
preferred (quar.)
Nutone, Inc. (increased quar.)
Manufacturing
•6-
45c
_
.,
.
Scotia
Oceanarium,
6-28 '
<
6-20
1
4.56%
(payment
of 85 Lire payable in U. S. funds at the
current rate of exchange on May 8)
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)—
$7 class A (quar.)
(E.
Nova
87'Ac
$1.05
(quar.)
Mining
&
Chemical
Moore
5-24
5- 1
5-31
7-15
•
5
■7-
(quar.)__,
Edison
30c
30c
5-23
44c
(quar.)
5y4%
Ohio
-
6-10'
6-10
Norton
5-16
V.,5-16
—
7-1
32V2c
20c
(quar.)
(qua?.)
7-
15c
:
--9-18
$1.12%
(quar.>___
preferred
6- 1
6- 1
(quar.)__
7-19
$1.45
(quar.)
$1.25
$2
30c
9-30
33c
,
preferred (quar.)
Company (quar.)__
Norwich Pharmacal (quar.)
.
6-17'
1
7-
A>A$2
./Common
(quar.)
preferred
6-28-
42'Ac
7
.
(quar.)_
Public, Service—
Crankshaft
25c
preferred
Montecatlni
convertible
5-31
<5-31
7-15
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Ohio Telephone
Ohio
'
(s-a)__
Y.)
(s-a)
Oak
;
Utilities, common (quar.)—
preferred
4.70%
Ry.
5-14
-
common
Tool
4.50%
Central
6-12
"
Monsanto
(N.
O-M
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Mohawk
Rubber
(quar.)
Montana-Dakota
Co.
Insurance
6-20
>6-20
.
$1.75
5-31
(quar.)
Machine
Gas
Northwestern
•4'A7c
5-31
12'Ac
Ontario Natural Gas Co. Ltd
Northwest; Bancorporation,common,,.(quar..)
4.50%
6-1'
6-10
A1.1
.
Northern
•
6-15
15c
-
$1.07'A
pfd.
A
(quar.)_.
(quar,)__
;
6-14
5-14
$1.38
common
1
Lines
1
6-12
3'A%
Monarch
River
10-10
10c
___.
Industries,.. Inc.—
6-15
18c
(quar.)
—
Mohasco
Penn
Van
7-1-1
;
Calif.
(quar.)
American
5-'. 9-
1
1
6-27A >5-31
46c
(quar.)
7-
-
60c
(quar.)___.
Utilities,
Mfg.
Sugar
preferred
5.80% ^preferred
8-20
6-15
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
A
preferred (quar.)—
& Birmingham RR., 4%
Modine
.
..
5-31
$1.10
dividend
preferred
preferred
5.52%
American
preferred
5-14
8-1
11-
10c
'A %
class
RR.,
National
5-21
5-21
5-21
10c
of
(quar.)
.
7"
5-17
'
6-10
15c 7.
37Ac
Refractories
5-31
6-
1
6-14
$1.25
A., loc
(quar.)
American
5.60%
6-
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
6-7
7- 1
Service, common (quar.)__—
Food
6-15
$1.15,
5 'Ac
pacific
Corp.
6-13
6-21
$1
(increased)
(Del.) (quar.)__
Investment
preferred
Northern
6-14
7-1
6-12
(quar.)____
•
5-10
1
$1.10
B
Missouri Public
Stock
6-
.a;
^Indiana .Public Service (quar.)___
preference (quar.)_
^Northern Natural Gas, com. (increased)
5'A% preferred
(quar.)
-.
7
>
30c
25c
4.40%
5-17 *
;.
9-11
7- 1
.
National
6-15
6-15
5-15
1.7- T
25c
Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Steel Corp.
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
Missouri
Car
5-15
25c
;
:
quar.)—
'
Quarterly
Mississippi Power
5-21
6-20
'
' $1.25;
30c
(quar.)____
6-14
5-24
45c
(quar.)
common
(quar.——
7- 1
$12'Ac
Light,
Aluminum
6- 3
6- 7
.
6-
-
Northern
5-29
&
^
:
A
;.1l,
Acceptance
North
5-27
6-
6-30
$30c
common
American
North
"'
5-31-.
5c
.
Ry.,
7%
1
6-
6-30
.
(quar^)A
American
-
-
(quar.)
(quar.)____
common
American
Northern
61 1A
5c'..;.
!
(,quar.)
7-12
1
(initial)
Common
6-17
.5-
8-1
6-
6-30
90c
(quar.)
1 5-1.4
6-10
•
'.(quar.)30c" 1
6-28
$$1.37'A
$$1.12'A
20c
'
50c
85c
Common
5-24
5-31
."
*" --- - -- -
Western
North
A 6-29
(qyar.*1/ 45c
(increased)__:_i_^—_""*
&
Co.,
North
,.
30c
(quar.)
6-
preferred
North
7
6-7
5-17
1
6-
Share
North
5-15
6-
7-1
6-
6-
preferred
6%
1
'
6-30
Chemical
North
.
50c
$1.12'A
Dock
1
NormetalMining Corp. Ltd.
•
7-
1
$1.31'A
6%
5-24
v
6-7*
93%c
(quar.)
Corp.—
7%
—LL"*:.125c
(quar.)_____*
(quar.);
4'A%
7- 1
_
6-29
>7-
-
6-
6%
' 1
.
a'J
5-311
$1.12'A
North
6-29
6-10
7-10
6-30
4%
preferred A
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
5-31
25c
..
6c
(monthly)
6-30
5-23 1
5-al
5-15
6-30
1
u-12
5-31
5-31
97'Ac
6-
5-17
5-31
6-15
$1.02%
Nopco
•
A
6-J.5
$1
•
preferred
Norfolk
v
6-14
5-10'
6-10
$1.21'A
5-J.7 >.
6-29
6-24-...
8-1 V?, 7-lt >
,
A
(quar.)
5-17
Illinois "
the
common
Appliances—
Power.
5-15
31'Ac
Vuc
15c
•
.
preferred
National
—
(quar.)
(increased
Co.,
"
.
1
(quar.)
1
,
50c
$1.10 1"
,
5-17
7-
preferred>(quar.)_;
.
1 A
5-31
5-10
1
bue
,
(Quarterly payment of 27c from net capi1 tal gains and 3c from net investment
income)
,
5-15
100%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Conveyor
;
..
3
,6c
class
preferred
preferred
14.85%
'5.25%
i.iA-l ;:V;Al. •/A/'V'/'A.-I:--'.;
;4'A'% preferred (quar.). 5$'/4C
6- 3
5-20
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp; - (quar.)'
17-'AC
6-28
6-14
-Mining- Corp.* of;'Canada; Ltd:
\ A'$356i '6-28 -5-31
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator-1-'; " r •
•' j". . *
Common (quar.)t.»i
50c • > 16-105-20
s'-3% preference '(quar.)A_"____-i-,_r_-___i-___'1
' 75c "...',17-15.1 ' 6-25
Minnesota. Mining• & .Mfg. "(quar.)
22'Ac
6-12
5-24
6- 3
»
—
(qpar.)
$1.50
$1.50
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
preferred
preferred
r
7'AC;
(qUiir.T"______
Commission)
62'Ac
common
Bank
5-24
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.—
Common
R'Ac
-'Midland IGas—^---—-—_—'"1
National Life
Corp.
'
:_l
—._—:
shareholders" and
Rhoads
5-31
30c
(quar.)
.
Maryland Shipbuilding
Masco
(quar.)
(quar.)—^
National
3.90%
4.10%
3
Niagara
.-6-
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
Safety
National
6-14
5-17
6-28
30c
12'Ac
45c
(quar.)
McLennan
&
Marshall
5-17
5-24
5-20
8-22
7-16
6- 6
30c
(quar.)
Industries
Marquette Cement Mfg.
Marsh
5-15
5-15
7- 3
5-20
20c
inc.)
Quarterly
Marlene
5-31
5-31
5-10
2%
dividend
Stock
.
50c
40c
:
Marine
f-15
6-1
^
'
6- 1
6- 1
7-12
6-14
6- 6
':
6-28
6-10
17'Ac
ManitobaAteASaskatchewan Coal Co.—
A
6-28
30c
-
Manhattan Shirt Co.' (quar.)
Class
6«14
5-18
6-7
6-7
5-10
invest¬
income)
Mangel Stores Corp,
5-
,
5-10:
6-3
Electric & Gas—
6-
$1.18%
:
Qo.
Oil
Extra
.
:
of
Mississippi
Industries—
Macassa
-
.
40c
A4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry
Niagara Mohawk Power, common
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)
3.60%
preferred
(quar,)
5-29
.
•
V 6-10
,A*
—__u.__
Electric, common——;
:
Mirro
5-17
15c
l
'
-
6-i4
..
.A50c
—
Food- "Products
preferred
5%
5-24
5-31
10- 1
10c
(quar.)-i.
Laboratories
Monthly
Monthly
6-14
,6-14
6-10 >
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
5-21
1
20c
A
preferred
6-14
1
7-
6-
(quar.)__
.5-10
6-
93%c
common
preferred
.
6-19
$60c
(monthly)■
State
v
6-28
32'Ac
(quar.)
$4.50
5-31
(Pittsburgh)
Corp.,
$3.75
.
6- 1
A
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
Brake
Equities,
A
8:
5-15
5-31 I
$81.25
5-10
6-16
•
York
York
5
28c
,
iquar.)
.com.
common
" 5-24
1
v
$10c
:
(quar.)_
Commerce
5%
Store
> 60c
'
prelerred
(monthly)
preferred
Minnesota
5-31
12'Ac
(quar.)
B
class
6-10
20c
^
.
5-10
5-24
5-10
75c
D
7-.
New
Air
6-
6-14
35c
(quar.)
Power,
Corp.,
Mining
5-
5c
"A
(quar.)
System
&
5-15
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
York
Class
5-31
.
.
5-1
6-14
6-3
,6-3
5-15
70c
40c
&
3.5-1
^
■
6-12
6-10
5-27
30c
(quar.)
&
Nashville RR.
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
^
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines (incr.-quar.)
Lyons-Magnus,
"
6-5
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
.6- 1
split-
two-for-one
a
Louisville
M
New
45c
—.
Trust
&
J quar.)
Milo ' Electronics
5-24
6-27
v
Lubrizol
Products
B
Inc.
prov.al
Mine
5-24
•;
7-10
i
20c
Bros.
6-20
4%
(Albany, N. Y.)
—
Corp.
Miller
1 5-15
6-10
6-15
30c
.
—
Metal
New
.7-1:
7- 1
5;5C
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred A (quar;)—
Mid-Western
7-1
5%
(P.) Co., com. (increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
,,
Louisville
Cement
(quar.)_
:
Lyon
7%
Bank
Midwest
6-25
;—r.___ r.>2ac
7%
Lykes
>7/5-24
"• 5-24 !
12V2C
Lorillard
Co.
5-29
62'Ac
Mid-West'Abrasive
5-17
5-15
6-30
$1-21
Club
approve
Lunkenheimer
T6-14
6-
—$.00%
_:
common
'
preferred
'5%
6-12
6-1
5-28
Lignting—:
Stockholders
1
140c
<
Light
3
5-31
20c
...A.
(Conn.)
Electric
Eleqtric
Newmont
6-30
$1.37'A
(quar.)____
~
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
5-176-
6-
5c
preferred
(quar.)___,
Jersey Zinc Co
New
6-12
15c
(s-a)
Middlesex'Water
5-8
93c
%
____________
Athletic
Angeles
Long Island
7-
(quar.)
common
Midas-Internationai,, class A (quar.)______
Middle
State^ Telephone, common (quar.)_
; (ll-for-10
stock split subject to the ap-
12-17
7-15
:
A',;30c
20c
_
Gas Co., common
$40c
10c
.*12JAc
preferred, (quar.
Los
16-14
Machine
1
6-26
7V2c
,
<quar.)__,
Trust
pref.
tquar. 1
3%%
1
'
*6vl
•
•
—
dividend
Star
—
—-2
—
4.84%
6-14
6-28
Shoe
4.40%
-)$60c ..">6- 1
(quar.)_
Loblaw,
Stock
6-28
W.)
Co.——
Farmers Bank
Mickelberry's
—
Lone
$1.37'A
:___
&
Michigan Gas
,
Londontown
6-14
5%
Paper
Co.
Newfoundland
Newport
,
4 5<'8 ■
-' 5- 8 1
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd.,'common
$80c
6- 1
; 5--8 .
$1.50 l^t preference :A (quar.)__-l-:-^-_.--.:: $37140
6- 1
5-' 8
2nd preference .(quar.)_________________
;>' .< $8Qc 116- 1"
5' 8
..
6-28
—_____—>.1$1.12'A
(quar.)
1
25c
Corp.
Distilleries,
Metalfab
5-17
.
6-1
15c
1
____
.
6-14
.
4-25
5- 6
6- 7
1 /-A il;
.
preferred' ,(quar.)__r_____-_____^_
redeemable
6-14
6-28
Monthly
'
8'Ac
f
7- 1 >
6-22 Monthly.
^
—--v,
!v .: 8%c
1 8- 1
7-23
Mercantile' Stores'-, \quar.\
«15c.16-15
;5-15 ,'
-MercantUe Trust 'Co. (St. -Louis) (quar,)-- •.,
c 45cl ■ ; 7-1L >1 6-10
Merchants Fire Assurance (quar.'
27c
6- 3
^ 5-15
Meredith
Publishing Co.
(quar.35c
6-14
5-24
Mergenthaler- Linotype Co." (quar.)—25c
6-20
6- 7
1
50c
betterman (quar.U__—
Special 4%• gtd* betterman (quar.)
Original stock (quar.)
(
Original stock (quar.)_
Original stock (quar.
—2—2 .A
Original- stock ,(quar.)l______L__-______—
Loblaw Companies, .ntd., ciass a
:—;
Class B.
1
$1.60
5-20
6-28
.
National
•43A%
7-15
1 i,i<
..
.
4%
Special
$2.40
t6-10
.
_______________
•
8-
21c
(quar.)___—
RR. .Co.
20c
(quar.)___
Quarterly
..A-..;.'..
Special
Special
>
1V2%
——:—
<quai\).__:
Miami
Melchers
6-13
5-1.7 1
6- 1
(quar.—
Co.
Inc.—
preferred A (initial)-:
class A
(F.
Mechanics
7- 1
6-10
6-15
a.
.
_
Ling-Temco-Vought,
Little
Means
5-10
Melville
55cv
25c >
England
(quar.)
Publishing,
preferred
5-24
5-10
l'A %
dividend)
Co.
6%
.
66-
»
New
$1.50
preferred (s-a)
Meadville Telephone Co.,
5-10
5
1
5-29
20c
4%
Mellon
5c
6c
6-14
Nestle-LeMur
_______________
Lindberg Steel Treating
conv.
5c
.
6-20
6-14
5-22
6- 1.
Britain
Britain
■
6-
(Pgh.)—
(quar.)_
Nekoosa-Edwards
New
Robbips-(quar.)_^._w_„_v-i—: 137'Ac
6-14
MfcNeil Machine & ,Engineering Co.- (quar.)
"25c
6-12
:Mead. Corporation; common (quar.)L-::
42'Ac, : ? 6- 1
4'A% preferred {quar.)____:
•
$1.06'A*
"6- i
Mead
Johnson, common (quar.
17c
'7-1
5-15 i
,
Stores
New
McKesson &
-
dividend)
4%%
.
Aircraft
preferred
Nedick's
87'Ac
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
,
Co.—
(stock
Lipe-Rollway,
5'A%
6-14
5-31
A_A
Common
Link-Belt
McDonnell
McGraw-Hill
7-10
1-5-31
Holders
Payable of Rec.
A
55c
6-14
—_
Co.
Work-Clothes Rental
6-28
(quar.)__—
Insurance
Quarterly
6- 7<
5-17
30c
Fire
When
.
20c
National
V
5-31
■
common
B
Union
51
Share
(quar.)
5-15
62'Ac
(quar.)___
preference
30c
$1.25
iquar.)_.
(Eli). & Co. (quar.>_____
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)____l_-------Printing
4'A%
5-17
6- 5
5-20
5-31^
5-10
i
Co.
National
Co.
7-
>
—
(quar.)
Corporation,
Tea
5-15
.
Company
National
5-15
1
6-14
$50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
•
,
Name of
5-15
1
i;
6- 1
7-31
35c
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
$6 preference (quar.)
5»A%
preferred (quar.
6-i0
.
&
-.
3'A%
7-. 1
6-14
/•,,.■
.
Lilly
Lincoln
McCormick
6-
85c
933Ac
;
preferred
McCormick-Armstrong
McCrory
1
(quar.)__
preferred
933Ac
Quarterly
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
(L.),
Ltd.,
Corporation,
$1.75
Virginia
of
Tobacco,
Myers
&
Company
5-13
5-17
5^10
5-10
-
(quar.),—
McBrine
5-15
,,-
6-30
7-12
6-10
6-1
A
$1.31'A
——_—
Liggett
preferred
McCord
933Ac
66-
,?
Per
Payable 0} Rec.
55c
(quar.)_—i—
.
Maytag
5-1U
6-14
30c
10c
66c
1%
,
preferred
3.75%
6-10
>
5-24
6-21
' 5-29
6-14,,.
5-15
—
._
l
6-1
6- 3
6- 1
6- 3
6- 3
7- 1
6- 4
6-20
6- 5
6-11
6- 1
-
10c
10c .'
$1.44
.
Co. (quar.)
20c
Motor Freight (quar.)
10c
Co. (quar.)———,
iuc
Leesona
Corp.
(quar.)
—.
12'Ac
"Lehigh Portland. Cemfeht, (quar.2ac,
Leonia Bank & Trust (N.J.) (quar.)
25c
Leslie Fay Inc., class A (quar.)
12c
Leslie Salt Co.
(quar.)___
., 15c
Lee
$3.40
$2.50
b-
1%
(stock dividend)(quar.)—
4.
common (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.i
6-14
6- 3
7- 1
5-17
5-1Q
5-15
1
6-
$31'Ac
7c
class A
Siegler, ■ Inc.,
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Leath
°
Holders
When
Share
May Department Stores, common (quar.)—_
$3.75 preferred (1945 series) • (quar.)_*_—
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
V
prelerred (quar.I
Lawter Chemical, Inc., new com.
Leader-Durst
•
Ltd.—
SI.25
Le
-->c
>
.
Shops
Candy
Laurentide Financial,
1
(s-a)
common
Per
Name of Company
l
6-1
6-15
6- '1 •
,7- 2
6-11
7-15 '/:
6- 1
r
6- 1
40c
tlOc
(quar.)______
Sessions,
&
Lamson
Laura
Ltd.
Mines.
& Investment Co.
Lambton Loan
Lane
RR.'(quar.)
& Ishpeming
Superior
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
(2195),
25c
6-28
6-
(quar.)
55c
6-15
5-31
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
$1
$1.16
7c
7
'
5-28
5-
1
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2196)
Pictures
Pane
Park
Drop
Parker
Class
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)—
class A
Forge
Pen
Co.,
-
Farkersburg-Aetna
Parmalee
Parsons
&
Co.
island
Mfg.,
Gold
Ltd.,
Dividend
Penn
Controls
Pennsylvania
6-
6-14
4.50%?
preferred
4.60%
preferred
5-31
6-13
Raymond
1
5-14
6-
1
Penton
iquar.)—
dividend
Peoples
4¥2%
Perfex
(One
5-10
surance
-6-
1
6-
1
5-22
Reliance
6—
t
5-22
Remington Anns Co., common
4x/2%
preferred
(s-a)
58¥2c
57Vac
(quar.;———
$1.06
'
<
Pfaudler
pfd.
Gear,
National
6-1
5-15
Republic
6-27
(quar.)_
7%
pfd.
6-25
6-
4¥2%
6-10
5-17 V
(increased quar.)__
3
dividend
Piedmont
5-10
5-15
(quar.)
5-10
6-
1
5-10
Robinson
91 Vic
6-
1
5-10
Rochester
Gas
$2.50
7-10
1
4%
(H.
$1
6-14
6-
6-14
5-31
$0,076
Ltd.,
&
-
$1
4%%
preferred
I
preferred
J
5-10
4.95%
preferred K
6-15
5-24
5.50%
preferred L
6-30
6-14
Rochester
5-
6
Rochester
f:
Genesee
5-31
Rogers
(John)
(quar.)
26c
6-
6
5-24
Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Pitney-Bowes Inc. (quar.)_
25c
6-14
5-31
4%
20c
6-12
5-28
Pittsburgh
*.$4.80
Coke
&
preferred
Chemical,
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
•
$5
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.
Pittsburgh' Fort Wayne .& Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
i
:
,7%
preferred
(quar.)
1
<
'
6-
1
5-16
Class
6-
1
5-16
Co.
6-
1
■7 5-16
6-12
25c
5-31
$1.75
7-
1
7-
2
6-10
Gear
Royce,
6-10
$1.75
Ross
.
Less
.__
I
.
55c
Plastoid
Portland
Gas
Portland
dividend)
5c
common
(initial-quar.)
$2.46
preferred
,(quar.)__
&
Co.__
Premier
Albums
Premier
Industrial
Prentice-Hall
Inc.
Inc.
7
6-
25c
(stock
(quar.)
Public
4.90%
preferred
4.64% preferred
Public Service Co*
Common
■372%
of
dividend)
Radio
Oil
Mining
Corp.
$3.50
Ralston
Lead
6-14
Louis-San
,S%>
6-
1
5-15
6-14
6-14
50c
;
6-10
5-16
20%
6-10
Ry.,
(quar.)
;
5-
Paul
St.
Regis
Sabine
of
Purina
&
5-10
8-15
7-31
6-
9-18
8-15
7-
2
6-11
6-20
5-17
6-15
5-15
6-14
6-
6-27
1
5-10
4%
6-
1
5-10
4.30%
1
6-
7
1
5-10
1
5-15
American
8772C
6-
1
5-15
Francs
27c
6-
1
5-15
26c
6-
1
5-15
Saint
Gobain
'
Salada
San
3.90%
4.15%
preferred
preferred
7-15
5-29
4.25%
6-
3
4.40%
7-
2
(quar.)_____
(Manufactures Des
Glaces
7-
1
6-
French
rate]
per
Spencer
(quar.)_____
Works, common
Chemical
4.20%
7-31
7-
9-14
8-23
6-
5-
3
29jjc
29}^c
6-
5-
3
;
J6c
(quar.)
preferred series A "(quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
32¥20
5
$1.25
6-17
6-
3
$1317,
(quar.)
6-17
6-
3
4.70%
preferred
series
C
(quar.)
29%c
6-
5-
3
$1.18%
6-14
5-31
4.70%
preferred
series D
(quar.)
29%c
6-
5-
3
5-
5¥2%
preferred
series
15C
6-
5
1
45c
6-28
5-24
25c
6-28
5-20
35c
6-14
5-24
10c
15c
~
$2
.
4.75%
E
(quar.)_
34%c
Schering Company, 5%
preferred (quar.)
(Joseph). Brewing (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd,
(quar.)'
School Pictures
(quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.—
5¥2%
preferred ;,A
(quar.)
37V/2C
6-
1
5-
1
6-21
5-29
7-1
6-7
7-1
6-7
Science Research Associates
Scott & Fetzer
Foresman & Co..
Scofct-LaSalle,
5-15
Scott
&
6-27
5-31
Scott
8772C
20c
7-
1
6-12
■6-21
5-22
(O.
M.)
Paper,
3.65%
Manufacturing
preferred
Forgings Corp.
1
5-15
Standard
Fruit
Co.,
6-
7-18
1
1
(quar.)—"
quarterly
Standard
6-28
6-14
13c
6-
1
5-20
\
17c
6-14
5-24
Standard
6-
1
5'-15
5c
6-10
5-10
!
20c
6-10
5-10
85c
8-
1
7-12
Class B
Class
B
Standard
$3.30
preferred
1
7-12
1
5-17
Standard
Oil Co.
91¥»c
6-
1
5-17
Standard
Oil
Co.
6-
4
7-15
7-
2
7-
1
6-17
6-17
7-
1
7-
1
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-17
7-. 1
6-10
7-
6-10
1
1
7-19
7-19
8-
1
7-19
$1.18%
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
27¥ic
8-
1
7-19
6-
3
7-19
5-
1
6-
split
the
7
new
33c
(quar.)
$1.50
35c
$1.05
5c
(quar.)
$1.12¥2
37¥20
$1.12V2
6-
3
6-
3
5-
1
6-14
6-
3
5-
1
6-
5-10
6-
1
1
5-10
7-10
6-15
7-
1
5-15
6-15
5-31
"
(quar.)___
6-15
5-31
25c
6-
1
5-20
25c
6-
1
5-20
6
5-24
30c
$1.60
pfd.
(quar.)
6-15
5-15
87M>c
I__.
6-
6-20
50c
(quar.)
plus
6-15
5-31
40c
12 ¥20
$5.25
6-
6-
6
1
5-30
5-28
5-10
which
$6
T
class A
(quar.)
7-
1
6-14
20c
(Del)
class
A
(quar.)
of
7-10
6-24
20c
7-10
6-24
.6-
5-15-
5c
5c
Products,
Standard Oil Co.
86-
5-15
6-15
1
(quar.)_
30c
5-15
1
1
(quar.)
Motor
5-15
1
6-
Steamship Co.—
payment
Milling
1
6*
8-
(quar.)___
Holding Corp.,
$1
(quar.)
receive
arrears)
10c
•__
common
(75c
6-
94c
Dredging Corp.,
6-
6-15
5-15
8-
_'
common
(quar.)
Standard
8-
1
$1.40%
common
6-14
clears
(quar.)
common
Inc.,
6-29
&
6-
5-15
8-
_I.
E\)
preferred
Standard
5-31
36c
■
.
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)___
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Scovill
3
$3.50
8-15
6-26
27¥20
]
(quar.)
Brands
9-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Mfg. Co.,
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
Standard
5-15
6-15
1%
common
5
27¥2c'
(annual)
(s-a)
5-
Co.,
7-15
$7¥aC
Sons
1
3
6-15
6
12¥2c
,
preferred
7-
10c
Ltd.
6-15
j25c
6-
6%
25c
1
(monthly)
Scott.
5-
B
(A.
5-27
24.
30c
Schlitz
40c
~~
Class
6-17
20c
!•
preferred
Spencer Gifts, Inc. (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred
Spiegel, Inc.,. common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (qiiar.)__!___
Spindale Mills, common (quar.)
Staley
35c
5-13
5-
36c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
&
share)
Ltd,
Water
June
3
5-31
20c
(quar.)
two-for-one
$1.07¥2
:_
6-14
$1.15
to
Corp.,
6
Telephone—
expect
preferred
1
6-
$1.10
Holders
preferred
5-13
6-
$1.06¥4
Common
(quar.)
Stockholders approve
$1.32
6-1
6c
(quar.)
par)
5-16
$1.44
5-13
(quar.)_
States
Sparton
1
25c
(quar.)__
($25
5-
3
6-
7-19
7-10
6-
5-13
7-19
6-
5-21
6-
1
7-19
7-17
6-
6-
6-
25c
•
(quar.)
1
6-30
6-30
1
preferred
7-
55-
1
4.36%
$1
5-
5-31
5-31
25c
35c
(quar.)
5-24
70c
;
(quar.)
3
6-17
6-29
5-31
50c
(quar.)__
6-29
5-24
1
preferred
5-31
6-10
6-10
8-
5.62%
6-28
1
1
6-29
40c
(quar.)
40c
77-
8-
3
3%
5
8-
6-
12¥2C
6-14
92¥2C
6-17
about
6-28
3l¥4c
(quar.)___,
shares
4-15
97¥2C
preferred
.
5-31
6-11
$1.03%
preferred
6-17
6-
19c
(quar.)
4.60%
6-28
6-14
6-19
24c
(quar.)
4.75%
can
6-25
6-28
28%c
3
9
6
$1.07
6-
1
5-31
$0.2656¥4
32c
(quar.)
5-31
6-28
V ' 27c
common
6-17
$7.50
Insurance
5-
6-28
$1.25
$1.16¥i
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
6-10
30c
4.40%
3
2
5-27
5-20
37¥20
6-25
50c
[net
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
7-25
2
7-
(quar.)_____
preferred
6-18
8-
Chimlques)— ~
deposit receipts (payment of 4.75
Foods,
Jose
4.75%
5-15
7-31
6-14
9-
1
6-11
6-10
26¥2C
Propane Gas (quar.)
Stock dividend
Southwestern Public Service—
5-31
12-
8-
297/b%
Southwestern
preferred
6-
$50c
35c
(quar.)
3.70%
9-17
5-14
2¥20
Special
5%%
preferred
3
12-16
4
Power—
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
4.28%
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Investment,
6-
1
6-
25V2c
(quar.)___:
6-20
$1.25
preferred
6-
5-14
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
6-
7
6-
5-23
1%
dividend
Southwestern Electric
3
5
6-
6
1%
(quar.)___
preferred
5
6-12
6-
25c
Stock
5%
6-
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
25c
(quar.)_
dividend)
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric ServiceIncreased quarterly
5-15
1
6-12
25c-
$1.25
com.
dividend
Produits
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-17
6-
21c
Safway Steel Products, Inc. (quar.)
Stores, common (quar.)
6-
40c
(quar.)
7-
5-29
$25c
(quar.)__
preferred
5-29
5-17
10c
•$1
t25r
Ry
Marine
Paper
$1.16
Refining
Co.
$1.20
6-14
4-30
7
15C
com.
t$1.25
Royalty.
Stock
8
America—
preferred
6-14
6-
Gas
preferred
7
6-
30c
Cooperative, Inc.. (annual)
Corp., common (quar.)
25c
(quar.)_
Southwestern
Fire
$1.50
6-
6-13
50c
:
preferred
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Louis
Co.,
1
5-10
60c
(quar.)
preferred
non-cumul.
5-15
5-
6-10
31¥ic
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
non-cumul.
10c
(quar.)
'
Co.
5%
States
5-15
1
30c
(quar.).
(stock
.5%
Southern
tlOc
Francisco
.preferred
5%'
St.
5-31
6-10
Fund—
Corp.
1
5-15
7-
5c
Co.
preferred
32¥2c
(quar.)__
State
Co.
Railway
7-
10c
—___
Fyle National Co., (common
8%
preferred (quar.)..
Quemont
St.
Indiana—
.(From investment income)—
Quaker
Inc
(auar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)_7
$1.227a
Rico Telephone Co.
(quar.)"!
PURet Sound Pulp & Timber
(quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
;
Co.
Pacific
7-
1
5-17
6-14
6-
20c
(quar.)____„
5%
preferred
(quar.)'
Southern Company (quar.)_,
Southern
7-15
6-
6-15
45C
.
common
Water,
(quar.)
Southern
7-26
Gas
California
5-11
1
>30c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Gas
6-
7-15
38%c
Service
Natural
6-15
6-15
$3¥20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
J51c
Safeway
Puerto
('George)
1
15c
Specialty
St.
4
____
6-
$1.12¥a
A" (quar.)
$1.0674
Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd.
Supermarkets (quar.)
;
Putnam
1
Co.
Lawrence
5%
Colorado—
Publicker
Oil
7-
1
St.
(Tenn.)
(quar.)
5-11
5%
'
__
Pure
6-14
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
7¥2C
(quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power (quar.)
5-17
31¥»c
:
4.32 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
5% preferred (quar.)__
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Pueblo
Class
5%
—I—
6-
J15c
"
5-31
7-
Aeronautical
Clair
St. Joseph
5-31
15C
(increased-quar.)
preferred
5-31
6-15
IIVbC
(quar.)
of
6-14
5-31
; 6-14
gc
(stock
Co.
preferred
3
5-28
2
8-1
50c
preferred
4V4% preferred
25c
Mfg. Co. Inc. (quar.)__
St. Johnsbury Trucking (initial quar.)_
5-24
7
7c
;
Service
474 %
6,7
10c
._L_i.
,$2 conv.' preferred
(quar.)_
Provident Life & Accident
Insurance
Pubco Petroleum
6-14
lOc
Progress Manufacturing. Co.'—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_«
;
Prospect Park National Bank (N. J.)
Providence Washington Insurance—
.Quarterly
6-11
St.
'
.
:
(quar.\)j
preferred
6-28
5%,
16c
div.)
(quar.)_-
3
5-
6
5-
5-
1
25c
Manufacturing Co.
Craft
Greeting
Cards,
Ryan
4
5-
6-14
1
6-
5-10
42¥jc
;
partic.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4%,
5-10
5-15
7-
75c
Laboratories
Telephone,
preferred
4.32%
$1,015
Petroleum
Russell
1
6-28
6-
/
(quar.)
original
Southern
5c
5-15
1
5-17
10c
:
1
6-
5%
t60c
;
5-10
6-
4.78%
5-17
25c
common
5-31
6-28
•_
2nd
Corporation,
A
5-15
61c
•
'
Primex Equities Corp., class A
(monthly)
Printing Corp. of America (quar.)
Proctor-Silex,. 4.75% preferred (quar.)
6%
'
1
6172C
___
#5-20
6-10
'
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Southern California Edison Co.—
4.08%
preferred (quar.)______
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
Southwest
:
1
20c
(quar.)__j
preferred
Read
Co—:
6-10
Rust
66-10
50c
38%c.
6-
6-
6-20
25c
6-
25c
+
-5-10
4%
(final)
10c
3
67-
t7¥ac
Royal
6-
5-10
$1
25c
Co
;$2.44
Pratt.
Tool
of
Royal
6-24
6-
,25c
25c
Light
Potash Co.. of America
Potomac Electric Power Co.—
New
tax
6
3.
5-10
10c
Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Rubbermaid, Inc.
(quar.)_:—
;
Rudy Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
Ruppert
(Jacob), 4¥u%
preferred
(quar.)_
Russ Togs. Inc., class A
(quar.)
Russel (Hugh) & Sons, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
62 72C
_
Transit
i
income
5-
3
5-10
1
I
5-31
6-11
f25c
(quar.)_
preferred
Propane
6-
6-
40c
Co.
Public
Southeastern
6-25
30c
(s-a)
A
(quar.)
Southeastern
5-15
5-10
:
(quar.)
Co.
7
6-10
t22V2c
Oil
$1.25
Gas
5-15
6-
class
California,
A
(quar.)
com.
(New
:
(quar.)
Jersey)
18%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of Indiana
(quar.)
;
5-10
50c'
Co.
Oil
6-1
20c
(quar.)
South Texas
Development (quar.)
Southam Company, Ltd.
(quar.)
5-10
20c
5-31
5-
5-10
$2
—:
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.)
Royal Crown Cola (quar.)_
".
6-
6-
6-
"'
Co..
Rothmoor
6-24
5-15
6
G-
;
ordinary' "ADRS"
5-20
6-24
:■
6272c
.
1
6-
t$1.06¥4
5-29
Dutch
5-21
10c
5-27
3%
6-
6-10
30c
6-21
:425c
Penn
6-
(s-a)
(quar.)
3
Class
Jersey
South
t6¥4c
Tool
&
South
7
6-13
6-10
2%
Manufacturing Co.
5
6-
$1.37¥2
6-
$1.75'
Corp. of
Polaroid Corp., common (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
>5% 2nd preferred (auar. )1
Poor & Company (quar.)
Gear
Soss
6-
6-28
6-20
6-28;
62¥2C
;
Corp.
Corp.,
6-10 s
■7-29
$1
Oil
1
20c
common
preferred
6-15
$1.23%
(quar.)
Ltd.
British
5
$1.18%
6-20
Ry.—
7%. preferred (quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd.
(quar.)
America .(stock
Ross
&
$1.55
6-
$1.02¥2
■:
preferred
Industries
Roper
•
Pittsburgh' Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula
B
Rolls
Sonotone
7-15
4$1.02¥2
;
(quar.
4¥4%
$1.25
5-15
1
$1
&
Haas
Co., common (quar.)_
preferred A
(quar.)
Paper, Ltd., class A__
$1.20
com.
1
8-
t25c
Rolland
Rohm
6-
6-15
7-
25c
(quar.)
French
&
Tools
25c
Rockwell-Standard; Corp. (quar.)
6-17
Socony-Mobil
Kline
37¥20
(quar.)
A
Valley RR.
Corp.
(quar.)
Mfg.
5-15
preferred
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Transit
Rockwell
1
$2
80c
—
(quar.)
7-1
6-
68%c
(quar.)
4.10%
1
Snap-On
?
6-10 i
20c
(quar.)_
Southeastern
5-10
6-
Smith
5-15
Electric—
4-25
7-15
5-15
1
60c
i
pref.
1
-
5-24
1
6-
75c
preferred F (quar.).
preferred H (quar.)—.——-.—.——
&
7-10
6-
7c
:
5-15
1
'
(initial quar.)
Yards, com. (quar.)
$1.50 non-cum. part pfd.
(quar.)
Siscoe
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper
Mills, Ltd.—
7c
(quar.)
5-27
10%
4
5-15
*
4%
(s-a)
Venezuelan
10c
6rl4
Natural
dividend),.
Special
Singer .Mfg., new
Sioux City Stock
4c
(quar.)
6-
.'
50c
5-17
Oil
5-24'*
5-24
7-
$l5c
Steel
Sinclair
1
1
5*31
,61c
__i
a__
";
6-17
•
(quar,)6c
(s-a)
i
5-15 V
5-15 f
Co.—
Ltd.
Sinclair
——
Co.
Co,
,
6
5-27
r-
6-17
6-
15c!
(quar.)
7-12
(quar.)
H.)
&
Ltd.
7-12
(quar.)__—
4.10%
5%
Gas
7-
Robertson
Saw
8-
—
Ltd.
Little
(increased-quar.)__
(stock
'
1
Simonds
6-
.1
U2V.-C
(quar.)
8-
B
Controls
preferred
59 %c
Finance
Porter
$1
$1.12¥2
(quar.)
Valley Gas (Texas)
$1.25
_
Simpsons-Sears,
5-31
6-
—___
Simpsons,
6-10
6-10
25c
(quar.)
6-10
25c
&
Ltd.
7-
5-27
Roberts
Power
7-
6-10
Robertshaw
Pacific
90c
30c
Zinc,
Brewing
40c
5-16
6-14
15c
Simmons Company (quar.)
Simms (T. S.) & Co., class
3
5-
6-10
*
5-15
6
51c
25c
(quar.)
6-
5-15
Tinto
B
Rainier
6-
12V2C'
Co., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)___
5¥2%
preferred (quar.)__
Roadway Express, Inc., new com. (initial)
Robbins & Myers Inc., common (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
5-20
5-31
5-31
5-15
Class
5-31
4
5-10
4
Rio
& Save
(!9o7i,
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
5-15
6-12
Ritter
Gas, com. (incr. quar.)—
17V2C
preferred (quar.)
'$1.3772
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)
40c
>.$4 preferred
(quar.)—
$1
Pioneer Fund; Inc.'—
■„
*
'
.(From net ^investment income)
—672C
.
5c
(qua^)_
'
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a;_____i___e__
6-21
6-15
5-27
America
7-19
1
6
$1
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar. )^i
;
Signode Steel Strapping, common
(quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar.)
Siltronics, Inc. (stock dividend)
6-1
6 ;
5-
jiOc
(quar.)
Sigma
6-
5-
$1.25
-
preferred
6-18
6-
5-15
(quar.)
_
12'/2c
Oil
Grande
pfd.
Ltd._^^__-
4%
Co.,
5-20
30c
5-23
convertible
Natural
preferred
preferred
Mines,
1
45c
6-19
5-31
Sherwin-Williams
25c
6-10
20c
—
;
Petroleum
Aviation
surplus)
Rio
6-
Sherritt-Gordon
5-17
6-
50c
5-27
5-27
*
-
25c
6-28
$30c
5-
»
50c
-7
6-11
5-27
■
•
Mines,
8-20
25c
5-17
$2.44
6-28
15c
10c
(monthly)
J.)
15c
14c
—
(Dallas)
9-10
$1.50
5-31
5-29
Sierra
5-17
5-31
net
(year-end)
preferred series A (quar.)
Instruments (stocic dividend)
5-13
6-28
6-14
Class
5-24
7-' 1
15c
Sigma
Chemical
&
shares
5-29
Sicks*
*
5-20
5-31
(quar.)
Manufacturing .(quar.)
Slienango Valley Water Co., 5%
8
,
15c
Sheller
5-
5-10
1
2
7¥20
(W.
of
6-
$2.50
B
Corp.
'
5-23
Realty—
income)
York
'
5-15
37¥ac
(quar.)
Cities
5-17
5-20
1
'-.New
6-10
6-15
7-
5-15
3
33c
_
Piedmont
Bank
Shell
6-14
8-
1
20c
6-10
6-15
6-10
6-
9-20
6-28
6-20
3%c
.
35c
6-15
!
Corp.
(quar.)__
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)"_____
Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)_.
$4 preferred
(quar.)
6-
9-30
6-20
25c
A.) Pen, class A
(quar.)
Transport & Trading—
8-15
Richfield
6-
5-17
20c
(quar.)
•Class
Richardson Company
(quar.)
Richardson-Merrell Inc. (quar.)
5-22
6-20
20c
(quar.)—__
Philadelphia Suburban Water—
Common
(increased-quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pioneer
6
75c
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
Phillips N. V. Shares-
Sheaft'er
.
6-20
7-10
(quar.)
tlOc
$1
-—
.
6-20
5-23
7-10
7-10
preferred A
investment
6-10
20c
$1.56¥4
Seismogrrph Service Corp. (quar.)
Shares in American
Industry, Inc. (from
.
—
(quar.)
Tobacco, common
preferred
(quar.)
Metals, common (quar.)
4% %
6-10
30c
—
5-16
6-20
,6-
5-13
(quar.)
Co.
Industries
United
5-24
1
$1.25
Co. (resumed)
class A (initial annual)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)__
&
8
6-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Corp.
5-23
6-
i|Zoc
(quar.)
!
^
—$2.25
(quar.)—
(R.
3.60%
6-10
$1.75
25c
1
6-30
$5
5-17
$1
& Hopwell Gas
(quar.)_
Exploration (increased)—;
preferred
Drug
5-10
1
$1.1272
(quar.)
Second
6*13
(s-a)
Inc.—
from
capital
(Payable
Rexall
Reynolds
Reynolds
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
"
Quarterly
$5.50
5
6-12
5-
Season-All
25c
6-
5-22
Power
Roebuck
5-24
Fund,
1
preferred
Sears,
7
6-
(interim)——
6-15
1
G-14
Revelstoke
'
Fermutit
P'cil
6-29
6-
1
7-
5-17
Revere
6-10
Surety
6-14
4-30
10c
Land,
Seaboard
33c
5-28
>
Seaboard
9-12
Shop
shares
Corp. (quar.)
Building Materials, Ltd.—
6%
preference (quar.)
Revere Copper & Brass (quar.)
6-
6-14
(initial-quar.)
com.
7-15
25c
1
'Life In¬
6- 1
6-14
V
7-
10-1
Shoe
Steel
30c
(Charles) & Co.
Dodge (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.
Stock
Republic
Republic
30c
Pfizer
Phillips
5-15
10c
(quar.)_
Phelps
$3.65
1
35c
Island
new
Ltd.
5%
(quar.)
Common
Mines.
50c
41c
(quar.)
Income
.
5-15
15c
-
'
Petersburg
'■
American
Insurance,
Renabie
Extra
Petroleum
6-
3
6-
-
$1
&
Inc.
6-15
6-1
$1.16
>
.
of
Co, of Indiana for each 18
common
Finance
«-12
'
10c
-
.
share
$6.25
Seaboard
9-20
5-10
.
6-14
9-12
"dividend).
(stock
$1.15
common
4¥2%
Machine
Paul,
5-10
:
Corp.,
6-28
7¥2C
■
(quar.)
(quar.)'
1
.6-30
2VaC
.;
5-10
(quar.)
Corp.,
Perkins
e-1
Ex tr a4
.Llw-^771
Reinsurance " investment,
Finance
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.;
preferred
preferred
„9-30
Y.")
1
.
Peter
5-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
LlU
When
Share
1
Inc.
10-
5-15
Carriers
6-
.Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Washington
(D. C.)
(resumed)
Circle
5-10
1
7-/ 1
$5
7l/aC
1
preferred
Perfect
1
6-
Seaboard
12%c
______—;
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co. of Long
;
5-31
6-
(N.
5-31
5-14
-.-—I
Corp.
Scripto, Inc.
Scythes & Co.
5-31
68%c
;-i,.
6-
—
Telephone,
Realty
7
5-28
'7Vac
_____
i
Redwing
7
6-
10c
r,——
12 Va c
(stock dividend~ 5%^
(quar.)__—_1._l_
—v. 7;
He
Reeves' Bros.
(quar. )_„__
7—————
I2V3C
Reheis Company, class A
'(quar;')7__fi._
7Vac..
4-23
5-24
6-15
$1.01
(quar.)—
Publishing Co.
Stock
'v
$1.10
92'/2c
Peoples Drug Stores
(quar.)—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)_
Peoples Life Insurance (D. C.)—
■
5*29
6-14
50%
<•-•*-
—a__4 20c
30c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
——
Quarterly
6-
6-27
12Vac
—
Company, 5Va% preferred (quar.)
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Corp.-—
Quarterly ___
3
'!;5-15
6-1
Inc.—a
$1.17V2
Pennsylvania Engineering
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.20%
6-
8c
Raytheon
5-15
6-14
50c
—
International,
6-27
Gems,
Sealed
1
.—
pfd.
—
7-
4c
—
■[ t$1.50
*$1.50
—
6-
(quar.)
4.60%' preferred
preferred
New
common
(initial-quar.)__.—i—
Rayette Inc. (quar.)
Raymond Corp.
(quar.)
Hoc
(quar.)
4.68%
redeemable
31¥iC
(quar.;—
tl5c
J15c
Company
Screen
$4.75
(quar.)
A
-17¥2c
i
pfd.
'4.70%
redeemable
Extra
4.407e
class
Monday,/ May 27, 1963
.
Per
Name of
6-14
6-14
.
Holders
6-24
:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc.—
7
435c
Batten, Ltd.,
(quar.)__
6%
5
6-
&
A
20c
Ltd., class A (interim
less British Income Tax)
7¥2%
6%
5-31
6-15
Grip
Class
5
6-14
(quar.)
Co.,
Rapid
25c
1
7-
25c
s
(quar.)—
of
When
Payable of Rec
20c
_
(initial)__!__
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Fruit
6-
(quar.)
Organization,
payment
5-24
1
6-
Inc.
Ranic
7
6-28
(quar.)
4.05%
•
6-
Inns
Ranco,
"
5-24
J 62 ¥20
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
5-28
..
3.70%
:
5-28
—
:
Inc.
4
6-18
—:—
inc.
Electric..
6-
tioc
J20c
a
\L
Ud.
rurd,
25c
(s-a)
Ltd.
Pipe Line, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
&
5-28
6-
6-15
1st
Stock
Industries
4
b-ri
—
Dredging
Pendleton Tool Industries—.
PemcK
Ramer
Share
Enterprises
1
6-
6-15
common—
Pearl Brewing (increased)
Peerless Tube Co. (quar.)
5%
Ramco
15c
25c
7%
preferred (quar.)—,
Peabody Coal Co., common.(quar.)
5% convertible prior preferred (quar.)
Pembina
7-26
(s-a)
Y.)
n.
i.
<
Consolidated
9
6-15
5c
(Long
.Extra
Pato
8-
12¥2c
-
(quar.)
Lank
Ramada
00c
(quar.)
Transportation Co.
Patchogue
Paton
Class A and Class B)
on
5-17
2%
B
(Stock dividend
of Company
3
25c
25c
——.—
Name
6-
.50c
7¥2c
Co.
Chemical
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
Corp.
Holders
IV hen
Per
Name of Company
Paramount
.
50c.
\
6-
1
1
5-15
3
5-15
6-10
5-10
6-
82¥2C
6-10
5-10
45c
6-10
5-
65c
6-10
5-13
9
,
'
197
Volume
Number 6267
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2197)
•'
Name
Standard
Oil
Co.
Class
A
Traders
5%
10c
20c
20c
6-iO
6-10
5-24
7-29
6-28
100
$0.5156
y6-19
6-
approval
t30c
*40c
7-15
6-29
7-15
6-29
7-15
6-29
30c
5-24
5-
9
6-15
Co.,
(quar.)
6-
1
_
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
Standard-Thomson,
above
5%%
B
pfd.
(accurn.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
1
5-15
Transamenca
6-
1
5-15
5-24
5-24
Transcontinental
5
Bank
50c
7-
1
6-11
25c
25c
State
State
6-15
Albany
A
Class
B
Y.)
(N.
6-15
Chemical, common
3%%. preferred (quar.)
Stedman
87J/2c
(quar.)
______
6-29
Steel
Parts
Stein
Hall &
Co.—
2
6-14
6-
Bros.
Inc.
Stores,
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Drug (increased quar.)
r
Still-Man
(increased
class A
Mfg.,
Broadcasting,
.
5-20
Twin
6-
1
5-27
5-31
6-
5-17
Tung-Sol
5-20
6-10
6-14
1
1
1
6-
8
5-15
6-
1
5-21
International
Sunshine
New
Mining
Valu
Super
5%
Stores,
(quar.)
common
—
Transit
Syracuse
(James),
Tamblyn
4%
Ltd.,
(G.),
—
Tasty Baking Co-, class A
Class
B
(quar.)
Shares
Albama
Tennessee
—
Texaco
preferred
4.50%
Ltd.
4.75%
5%
preferred
5 Ve %
53/4%
5.80%
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.85%
6.70%
(quar.)
quar.)
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.);
Textiles,
4%
Inc.,
Thomas
$5
common
Glass
Mfg.
«—
.
Industries,
Paper
Thriftimart,
Class
B
Thrifty
Ltd.
Box
5%
Stores
Drug
Oil
Co.
Time,
pfd.
Inc.
(quar.)
A
Toledo
Co.—
Edison
preferred
preferred
4.25% preferred
4.56%
„
Toledo
—
(Los Angeles)
(quar.)
Corp.
7
4 Vi %
7
4Vi%
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
6-
2
5-15
5-31
4-30
U.
5-10
U.
6-1
5-
3
U
S
6-
5-
3
U
S
1
5-
3
1
5-
3
6-
1
5-
3
U.
payment
1
5-
3
U.
6-
3
of
America
Laboratories
Bolt
Corp.,
arrears)
&
Chemical,
preferred
preferred
6-
1
$1.06%
6-
1
5-16
Co.
Truck
1
5-
3
Universal Insurance
Universal
Match
Universal
Oil
7-
6-14
Upper
6-14
5-22
10c
20c
30c
25c
6-15
5-27
6-14
5-14
6-
3
6-10
5-25
Corp.
1
6-22
6-14
5-31
10c
6-12
8
59c
8-
1
7-
Mould
$5.50
&
Iron,
preferred
prior
Valley
1
6-14
6-15
5-31
7-
6-
1
5-24
35c
$1
6-15
5-24
6-15
1
5-10
6-
1
Bank
:
Motor
Co.,
Blake
Wiekes
Van Raalte Co.
6-14
9-
%
1
Co.
&
Wilson
&
6-
1
5-
7-
1
5-31
Vanadium-Alloys
Vapor
Corporation
Bank
5-31
Voting trust certificates
Virginia
Coal
Dare,
5-10
Virginia
7-10
6-14
35c
25c
3
5-20
6-
3
5-20
•
common
*
New
&
Iron
Ltd.,
Electric
Co.
5%
&
6-
5-27
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-10
4.76%
6-26
5-27
6-26
6-10
5-10'
6-15
5-29
7-15
6-17
(quar.)
6-10
5-24
6-10
5-20
$4.80
■
—
6-10
6-15
5-14
6-
8
$5
preferred
Virginia
Vogt
Vulcan
3
5-15
6-
3
5-15
6-
3
5-15
5-31
5-15
5-31
5-15
Vulcan
Waco-Porter
&
Corp.
5-31
7-31
18%c
6-20
6-10
40c
6-10
5-24
62%c
(quar.)
common
5-15
1
7-5
11-
1
10-4
$1.06%
(quar.)
7*
1
6-14
>
.,171/20
5-21
5-
8c
5-31
5-15'
(monthly)
7%
preferred
Co.
&
6-
6-1
5-20
19c
(quar.)____
6-22
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Light Co.
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
4-25
50c
$1.50
7-31
6-
15c
(quar.)
7-11
7-
Light Co.—
"
.
5%
Corp.,
1
5rl5
: ■ ■
preferred
>
$1.24
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
$1.10
6-15
5-31
$1.19
6-15
5-31
37%c
6-20
Wisconsin
Public
5-27
Wiser
Oil
Co.
Wolverine
6-15
5-24
6-28
6-14
1
5-17
5-31
6-28
5-10
6-
(quar.)__
Co.
Iron
Co.
Woolworth
(F.
W.),
(Semi-annual
income
tax
Class
B
5-31
7-
1
.6-
1
10c
(quar.)'___.
6%
6-14
5-15
'
5^17
'50c
6-
4
5-21
40c
6-
8
5-13
6-11
•
of
3%
to
less
5-3
6-
5-1
British
approximately
•
:
Co.
(increased
quar.)_
70c
:
preferred
6-14
5-31
37%c
6-20
5-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
1
5%c
6-15
5-31
common
Jr.
5-27
preferred—
equal
W.)
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
Monthly
5-31
6-14
$$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp..
prior
6-14
:_____
(quar.)
Worthlngton
4%%
preferred
share).
(F.
s-lQ
5c
(s-a)__
payment
per
Woolworth
5-31
1
15c
H.), Ltd., 5%%
Woodward
.7-
15c
(quar.)_
!
Co
Woodward Governor Co.
7
5-14
75C
Enterprises, class A
(John)
6-14
5-31
:
common
(quar.)
Aluminum
Wood
5-15
;
Service,
7-15
7-
5
(monthly)
25c
1
5-20
7-
1
6-19
25c
8-
1
7-19
20c
6-
1
5-10
10c
.
6-
25c
Wurlitzer
6-
1
5-10
6-21
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-10
Wyandotte
Chemical
Wyandotte
Worsted
-
6-
6-
5-17
6-
1
5-10
Xerox
Corp.
6-10
5-24
5-29
5-15
*
■
25c
7-1
6-7
10c
6-20
6-
6
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-15
5-31
10c
YoUngstown
Youthcraft
Sheet
&
Creations,
6-20
6-
6
6-20
66-
6
Zale
6-20
6-
6
Zeigler Coal & Coke
6-20
6-
6
$1
6-1
5-22
19c
6-15
5-15
6-
1
5-17
12Vic
6-10
5-23
$1.56%
6-20
6-
5c
6-15
5-24
class A
(quar.)__—__
8-31
6-15
5-15
12%c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.25
5-28
5-14
15c
Tube
7-10
,"6-10
6-11
5-31
6
6-20
15c
(quar.)
'
10c
(quar.)
Batteries
$1.25
(quar.)
30c
-
1.
3
$1.20
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
/
$1.05
(quar.)
•
r
Yocam
1
(quar.)
Extra
5-10
6-17
Co.
$1.03
Co
(quar.)..
1
(quar.)
Conversion
t31%c
,
common
7
7-15
90c
Jewelry
Zellgr's,
4%%
Zenith
5
5-28
5-
6-10
5-20
31 Vic
6-10
5-31
3
Ltd.,
Radio
(quar.)
common
preferred
25c
.
(quar.)
t35c
8-
1
7-1 2
156%c
(quar.)
,8-
1
7-2
(quar.)
25c
6-28
6-
(quar.)
7
——
o
Transfer
books
not
closed
for
this
dividend,
t Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
a Less
British income tax.
'
at
the
source.
Non¬
f
Previously
y
8c
7Vic
(quar.)
published
ddte
was
incorrect.
The
corrected
•
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident
x Less
Jamaica income tax.
payment
.
Wakefield
6
(quar.)
Wood
1
1
8-
40c
preferred
preferred
5-15
6-
6-
40c
preferred
$1.01
(quar.)
Iron
5-
6-28
8-22
4.40%
3
6-21
1
5-31
15C
4.96%
(G.
6-
3
5-15
6-14
Wood
6-
8-
5-31
•
preferred
Mold
6-10
6-24
5-31
9-16
15c
;
common
6-14
5-10
6-(7
'
5-31
5-17
$2
Co
Co.,
7-1
6-15
15c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Materials
6-10
6-21
$1.20
40c
Springs.:
Manufacturing
g5c
50c
$1.31%
____'■
(quar.)
26c
Virginia Telephone. & Telegraph
6% %
6-
Hot
&
5-29
35c
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
5-10
(s-a)
Telephone
10-15
$1.25
quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
6-10
4.80%
Power—
$4.20
5-31
40c
.___
•
'.
(quar.)
$4.12
6-15
8c
Power
6-15
5-15
*
5
6-15
10c
5-15
15c
:
6-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
3
$1.12%
6-
(initial
common
5-15
1
6-
(quar.)
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
$4.04
1
6-
30c
(quar.)
Apparel
Fuel
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
6-
$$1.50
preferred
preferred
37Vic
Co.
6-11
25c
pfd.
Stores
Wisconsin
4%%
1
(quar.)
Trust
Company,
Virginia
6-
&
6-11
1
t$l.i2V2
;
Electric Power, com.
preferred
(quar.):
3.60% preferred (quar.)___
5-17
6-
(quar.)
5-10
Vermont
Vernon
5-6
1
7-
ioc
Hirsch. Inc.,
5-31
35c
Steel
6-1
7-
(quar.)
5%
Bros.
1
1
2%%
(quar.)
preferred
7
25c
5- 6
95c
6%
3
50c
(quar.)
6^14
5-23
6-
flOc
(increased)"
(quar.)
Wisconsin
5-lh
5c
Co.—
class A (quar.)
'
1
6-14
30c
:
Company,
5-31
8-15
7-
35c
(quar.)
Bros.,
Park
7Vic
(quar.)
(J.
preferred
A
(quar.)
Williams Bros. Co.
&
J3c
(quar.)____
6-3
15C
Winter
15c
(quar.)____
1
1
7-1
$1.75
:
6-
$1.06%
66-
nc
dividend
4.25%
6-15
6-15
jioc
class
common
Extra
8
18c
18c
Co.—
Winter
B.)
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Oil
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Ltd.,
preferred
5-20
10c
common
preferred
(increased)
7Vic
(Ariz.)
Van Scriver
5-24
6-
National
2nd
(George),
$0,041
Valley
&
17Vic
A
(quar.)
preferred B
Wometco
class
Gas—
Monthly
-6-1
1
5
25c
(quar.)
Products,
5-17
7-8
50c
(quar.)
Industries
&
5-31
4.^5
1
$2
(quar.)
Forge
5-28
J25c
7
8r
65c
(quar.)
Mines
6-
6-
68c
30c
(quar.)_
6-15
3
'
7-
25c
Pipe
7-
7Vic
pfd.
6-14
7-31
55c
(quar.)
Products
Canada
unities
Co.
6-28
equal
683/4c
Wisconsin
27Vic
(quar.)
Pictures, 4%%
Valley
5-13
$1.50
payment
7
5
10c
(quar.)__r
Corp.
6-
8-
Winn-Dixie
65c
___!
6-
Foods
6-14
6-
Winkel
20c-
Bank
Universal
6-14
25c
(quar.)
5
15c
(quar.)__
i
8-
6
7
5-15
: 6-
6-12
Common
5-
3
8-31
6
1
6-
6-20
6-20
.
59340
5-
5-31
6-14
(quar.)
5-
.' 6-
1
B
5-15
$1.12Vi
5-1
7-
$1.50
3
5-13
6-
5
5-1
6-
$1.50
Utilities
Whitney
5-10
t
6-20
50c
3
36c
1
6-29
$1.75
5-
Universal
5-31
5-17
6-3
8-31
50c
.
(quar.)
1
5-28
9
Diego)—
15c
6-
1
$1.06%
$1.14
$1.06%
2Vic
.
Universal Container Corp.—
Class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
;;
6-14
5-
5-^31
6-
18c
27c
1st
5%%
2
6-29
22c
-
Quarterly
5-31
7-
\
5-31
633/4c
% 593/8c
B
White
1
Is
(quar.)
Lines, Inc.
&
7-15
6-17
(quar.)
Wilson
$1.12Vi
Co
3oc
5-15
$1.12Vi
3
1
35c
A
(San
com.
3
7
1
6-15
(quar.)
5-
1
5-14
6-
6-
(quar.)
5-
3
1
Pennsylvania—
5-
5-' 3
6-
7-1
25c
of
1
5-
5-31
1
15c
(quar.)
1
7-
60c
of
(initial)
class
Bank
1
1
5-31
7-
g
fi-14
0 l%
•
30c
4%%
preferred (quar.)__
6%
preferred (quar.)__
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
Whippany Paper Board Co. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp.,
common
(quar.)___
4%% preferred (quar.)
(Chicago)
(final
6-
1
6-28
pence)
6-
6-
6-14
5!
1
r
-
20c
in-;
(initial)
Stock
Rubber Co., com. (quar.)
' preferred
(quar.)
!
Steel Corp., common (quar.)
S.
6-
;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3.80%
of
(Oregon) (quar.)
Pipe & Foundry
(quar.)
Playing Card (quar.)
S.
6-
2
7-
1
A
Williams
National
Lumber
8%
7-
27Vic
"adrs"
&
National
S.
1
6-
6-
35c
(quar.)
U.
S.
6-
5-15
12Vic
(quar.)
40c
Lines
S.
5-15
1
(from net investment
Envelope (quar.)
U. S. Gypsum, common
7%
preferred (quar.)
S.
1
6-
22c
S.
6-10
"
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.
Scale
6-
6-
U.
6-
75c
B
Borax
1
7-1
i/4
50c
Corp.
of
Ltd.
preferred
1
U.
,5c
37 Vic
special of 2Vi
a
States
4Vi%
U. S.
5-24
$1.06%
account
on
United
7
5-28
15c
/
(quar.)
quarterly
Quarterly
___"
Telephone Co.
7
6-
plus
Class
7
1
Id
United
7
6-
Molasses,
and
7-
40c
75c
Trust
4%%
Tokheim
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Shipyards
Screw
30c
(quar.)__-
Bearing
(A
Co.
Scientific
7-
22Vic
(quar.)
(interim.)
Roller
United
United
30c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.20
Foods
Title Insurance &
Todd
com.
(quar.)
A
Telephone, common
preferred
Lewis
Timken
class
Inc.,
7
6-
6-12
6-10
6-3
5-10
7_25
preferred
Class
9
7-1
7-
5%
preferred
Weston
5-
7
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
Westgate-California Corp., 5% pfd. (s-a)__
Westnighouse Air Brake (quar.)/.
Westirghouse Electric, common (quar.)
6-14
4.95
preferred
Western
-5-23
45c
3c
6-
t5c
(quar.)
United
6-7
6-
1
Inc.—
7
7-
15c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tidewater
Tidewater
quar.)__—
(increased
(quar.)
preferred
Thompson
com.
6-
45c
:
Dye Works, $4.25 pfd. (accum.)
6-
25c
common
6-10
6-28
6-29
17Vic
(quar.)_____
preferred
Wilcox
United Science Fund
5-17
35c
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge,
4%
preferred (quar.)
Tillie
.
(quar.)
Company
Thermogas
Funds
7-
preferred (quar.)
Thatcher
Piece
United
20c
(quar.)
& Oil
(quar.)
Coal
Pacific
Texas
United
6-11
0,1/
*
:
Producing (quar.)__
Gulf Sulphur, (quar.)
Instruments
50c
40c
common—
4%c
7-
72
$1.45
$1-46 A
$1.67/2
.
preferred
Texas
1
3
5
1
5-15
20c
5-
1
5-15
1
8-15
1
50c
(quar.)
Western Publishing Co., common
Class B common
(quar.)_
"
A.
and
6-
7-1
6-14
6-
37Vic
Corp. - (quar.)_^
Qoal Cos. (quar.)__
Insurance
5-31
$1-35
Gulf
Texas
IO-Vbc
7
6-14
6-15
Industrial Co.—
United
7
9
6-28
■
America
3
6-
5-31
5-
1
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
of
5%
6-
6-10
6-28
$1.37 Vi
United
1
4.75%
6-
,
30c
8
1
7-19
12 Vic
(quar.)_
7
7-
$2.55
10%
common
Improvement,
6-21
,
:
(quar.)
5V4%
(quar.)
6-
Corp,—
4.96%
16Vic
26%c
:
investment
& Surety (quar.)
Service Co., common
Power
Common
7-19
8-15
40c
Co.
inc.,
preferred
Western
5-29
8-15
6-10
5-
5-
Co.
Ltd.
6-28
1
1
5-15
_;
(initial)
net
approximately $0.70)
Western Kentucky Gas
(increased quar.)
Pacific Products & Crude Oil
7-
(quar.)
5-20
•
to
30c
preferred (quar.)
United Fuel Investors, 6% pref.. A
(quar.)
5-3
6
6-
6-14
lie
Gas
Gas
5.44%
convertible
Gas
5-
6-
6-29
50c
Casualty
4.72%
4%% preferred (quar.)
United-Greenfield Corp. (quar.)/
United Illuminating Co
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Texas
60c
1
4oc
;
(quar.)_
5-17
29c
..
Western Holdings, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts
(final
6-15
United
1
yy':
(quar.)
(from
preferred
1
7
5-
6%
<5-
6-
6-
$1.28 Va
$1.33%
$1.37/2
$1.38
$1-4Q.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.40%
,
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Transmission
Gas
—
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
——
10-18
40c
6-14
7-
1
5-17
5-15
7-
11-
6-
5-10
Co.
Industries
Fund
Ohio
7
1
6-
$1.22Vi
$1.23
$1.25
$1.27/2
$1-28
'$1.31;
$1.31 %
15c
+40c
50c
20c
$1.12Vi
$1.18J/4
Western
6-
(quar.)
1
1
Western
7-19
30c
Corp.
5-28
..$1.18
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.60%
5%%
Foods,
7-
6-14
1
6-
1
6-10
_____
4.75%
7-
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.52%
Elastic
Electric
United
7-1
1
8-
$2.75
7-
,/
Transmission,
preferred
preferred
5.35%
United
United
7-
:
Gas Lines, Inc.-
(increased
Inc.
Eastern
Texas
——
(quar.)
Natural
Canada,
Texaco,
5-15
7-
1
7-
7-19
7-
25c
$1.02%
$1.06%
$1.12/2
$1-19
5-10
7-19
income)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)/.
4.64% preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4.72% preferred
(quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
5.12% preferred (quar.)
5.24% preferred (quar.)
1
8-15
Corp.
5-15
5-31
5-15
6-
6-14
6-
Fund, Inc.—
plus 32c from
Products
(quar.)
Telephone Co., common (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.»___^__l___
West Jersey & Seashore
RR., com. (s-a)
Special guaranteed
(s-a)
8-15
(quar.)
Co.
1
5-15
*___
6-14
3c
20c
25c
•
Georgia Ry
4.10%
Tennessee
Artists
Biscuit
1
common
5%Q
Coast
6- 3..:
25c
income
A
1
$1.44
62Vic
(quar.)
class
5-20
6-
25c
Investors
Chemical
West
37Vic
(quar.).:
Corp.
(quar.)
Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
United
Transmission—
Gas
Common
&
5-15
27Vic
Quarterly
investment income——__
Management
(s-a)—___
from
Quarterly
Television
5-13
3
6-
62Vic
preferred
United
Inc.—
Fund
6-1
(quar.)
Lines,
United
1
corner
West
$3.25..
17 Vic
dividend
Air
5 Vi %
5-31
16c
(s-a)
Stock
6-14
6-
•
A
5,2o
6-15
$i.13
_____
Power
Ro-Search
(quar.)
Drill
5-15
t5c
—
Mines
Television-Electronics
Tennessee
(quar.)
5-17
West
Street
Co.
Car
Twist
United
5-31
6-
t20c
t50c
30c
16c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.) —
Teck-Hughes Gold
Sugar
Tank
1
1
5-31
Class
6rlS
6_10
25c
capital gains
Natural Gas
(quar.)
Water
Wellington
;
preferred
RR.
6-14
15c
25c
(quar.)__
Inc.
Tampax,
5.25%
Union
6
7-15
22lie
50c
(quar.)_:
Broadcasting
Talcott
Union
9-
5-10
6-
Wellco
5-13
^
"
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
Steel
Pacific
6-14
5 ,0
17Vic
(increased quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Svmington Wayne
Taft
5-21
5-31
7-
5-13
5-14
16c
•
:
Co.
System
5-31
5c
1
Lines,
Gas
5-31
62Vic
5c
preferred
(quar.)—
Superior Cable (quar.)
Supermarkets Operating (initial)
Swank, Inc. (stock dividend)—
Swiss Chalet, Inc., 70c preferred (quar.)
6-
6-10
6_15
6-30
(quar.)
Western
Union
6-15
10c
11c
:
Mutual
Bros,
6.30
$1
common
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.-*
1
7
3
6-28
57c
5c
15c
quar.)
Ltd
6-13
6-
6-12
5-
6-15
7-1
5c
5-13
6-15
10-21
(quar.)
IOq
1
Union
(initial
common
Weiss
-
.
______
N
Electric
15c
7.
Bag-Camp
Union
Biscuits—
Sunshine
y
;■
Salle
5-10
2%%
——
div.)
5-17
10c
60c
Bank
Union
(stk.
Petroleum
La
6-10
House
Sunset
6-3
6-14
-
4
6-
5-29
Distributing Corp.—
Increased quarterly
6-15
: —
7-
5-24
1
Sunset
6-14
6-
7
(quar.)
1
'
V—Ordinary New York shares77c
(Los Angeles) (quar.)
32c
Paper
(quar.)
37Vic
Union Carbide Corp.
(quar.)_.
90c
Union Electric, new com. (initial quar.)
25c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
/ $1.12Va
$4.00 preferred (quar.)
$1.00
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
92 Vic
$3.50 preferred
.quar.)
87Vic
6-
6-10
Oil Co.
7-
Co.,
(quar.)
Waste King Corp., 6%
preferred C (quar.)
Waukesha Motor Co.
(quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)___
Wayne Mfg. Co. (stock dividend).
5-21
Union
6-
DX
5-15
10c
25%
realized
5-31
Unilever
15c
Sunray
1
62Vic
quar.)
6-
8-17
7-12
i7i/2C
investment
Washington
Washington
4
Union
(quar.)
44c
net
:
2
3
from
6-
5-17
20c
25c
25c
35c
Co.
4-11
55-
8c
6-14
5-15
&
Oil
5-31
5-31
6-10
1
5
Co.—
Washburn
$0.2852
5-15
Stratton
Sun
(initial
(quar;)___
convertible
6-14
(quar.)
y
5%
(quar.)
common
5-2
45c
(quar.)
Industries
6-14
5-10
Oil
2%
dividenui
7-
8-
(quar.)__
D.)
5-17
$1.37%
Co.—
u;S4^° prej£rred lQUJir.)
Wire
(quar.)
5-21
5-31
(S.
6-12
12Vic
Clutch
&
(quar.)
preferred
Washington
dividend).
County, N. J.) (quar.)
(Jersey City)-*
Clutch
South
Common
V
(quar.)
J.)
7
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Brake
Stock dividend
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
:
6-
Udylite
Corporation
(quar.)
Unilever, Ltd., American shares
5-24
A.)
20
Quarterly
.
5-15
7
(D.
~
Pictures
Holders
Payable of Rec,
40c
(Increased)
Warren
to
■
Bros.
Electric
62Vic
Disc
$1.50
208
5-10
1
5-31
Stuart
May
utocK
(N.
Electric,
preferred
Twifc
.*
Warner
Warner
$4
5-17
6-
6-
(quar.)
subject
New Jersey
Investment
5%
J|c
Co.
5-30
Tuboscope Company (quar.)
Tudor City Fourth Unit, Inc.—
L$6 preferred (accumulative)
5-10
3,
(quar.)
Stowe-Woodward, Inc.
(quar.)—_—j.
Terstegge
5-15
Extra
Tube
6-1
45c
12Vic
(quar.)
common
1
5c-
,
12%c
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
Co.
Quarterly
Trylon Chemicals
6-
Foods
B
Corp.
of
5-1
Stouffer
Class
6-
6-14
$1.12%
Co.—,
Financial
Insurance
(Morris
5-17
37/ic
quar.)
(quar.)
7
5%
Co.
5-10 1V
12Vic
50c
B
Storer
stockholders
Co.
1
7-
split
Corp., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
6-
held
common
Financial
Trust
12c
Stewart-Warner
of
Trust
6-31
stock
Three-for-one
Sterling Precision
(John B.)
Stetson
Class
;_—
2
.
5c
tl2%c
12Vic
343/sc
25c
25c
483/4c
quar.)
Steinbergs, Ltd.. class A (increased).
Stephenson Finance, common (quar.)___
5%% preferred (quar.)
Sterchi
1
••
.
.
(initial
common
7-
t$1.12Vi
1
.
3
11-
Tri-Continental, $2.50 pfd.
Tropical Gas Co. (quar.)
6-7
7-
6-
tl2%c
15c
Ltd. (quar.)
Corp.
(increased)
Bros.,
7
dividend
Trenton
5-24
(quar.)
Stauffer
of
Trust
preferred (quar.)
7
6-
6-
When
Share
,
Company (quar.)
Ward Baking Co., 5Vi%
preferred
(stock dividend)
$25 preferred stock for each
of
Trans-World
5-24
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
2
Company
Walgreen
Investing
shares
Travelers
■
Loan & Finance Corp.—
Class
6-18
o,orp.—
Transamerica
5-24
37%c
30c
1
Per
Name of
3
7-
150c
—•
4Vi% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Trans-Prairie Pipeline
(quar.)
Stock
(s-a)
Market
6-
6-10
share
6-
V7- 2
—
—
1
One
6-18
5c
_.
Corp., com.
(quar.)—:
preferred
(quar.)
4Vi%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
22Vic
(quar,)1:20c
—__,
Finance
preferred
Trans-World
(s-a)
A
Extra
Warner
5-15
(quar.)—
6-
will leave 51.56 cents
payment
still unpaid.
Stanfield, Ltd., class
New
(quar.)
5-17
6-28
10%
(quar.)
Standard Shares
6%
B
6-24
7-15
*20c
Standard Register
Star
5-17
When
Share
Supply, class A
45c
Steel Co.
Pressed
Standard
Stanley
Per
Name of Company
933/4C
40c
30c
30c
—-—-—:—
—
Class
6-10
65c
quar.)—
dividend
preferred A (quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
The
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Tractor
33/4%
Class
When
Per
Share
-
Ohio—
of
(increased
Common
Stock
•/"'
of Company
.53
tax.
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
.
.
The
per
V.
197,
class
the
on
cents
and
General Corporation
presently
company
share
share
is
stock
A
paying annual dividends of $1.40 per
outstanding, or at the rate of 93 ¥3
shares outstanding after the stock
the
on
split.—
1682.
p.
purchases
totaling
taxes,
come
This
$895,282.
after
amount,
provision
for
in¬
14 cents per common share, and when
operations, produced total credits to re¬
tained earnings for the three months of $1,770,659 or 55 cents per
added
to
equal
Monday, May 27, 1963
,
(2198)
was
income
to
from
share.
Investment News
10
Continued from page
of New York—Rights Offer¬
The company is offering its
common stockholders the right to subscribe for 117,853 additional shares at $6.25 per share, on the basis
of one new share for each three held of record May
16, 1963. Rights will expire June 3, 1963. No under¬
writing is involved. Net proceeds will be used for
Stockholders
to
—
The
corporation has called for redemption on June 15, 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $320,000 of its 57/a% series
debentures due June 15, 1977 at 100%. Payment will be made
at
.
many
equipment, and distributor of physical exercise equipment.
"Although the second quarter reflected earnings of six
Siemens
Halske
Feb.
6 ¥2%
3,
1965—
subord. debs., due
5%
due
notes,
Dec.-
to
stock
stock
Common
—V.
($1
197,
—
par)
warrants
purchase
1527.
p.
,
400,000
Period
presently
the
has
each
for
shares
419,803
Inc.,
Co.,
Robins
share "of
of
of acquisition calls
stock in exchange
plan
Robins
of
stock
common
Earnings
—V.
Richmond,
of
Morton
for
issuance
the
outstanding,
stock
common
Morton
common..
of
and
therefor.
are
foreign
national basis, lip balm, medicated hand cream, cosmetics, toiletries,
perfumes and
other household
and
medicinal
products.
Among
many
its
are
"Chap Stick"
stocks of both companies
products
The
Robins
Market.
through
The
stock
and
are
first
was
offering.
secondary
a
"Chap-Ans."
traded in the Over-the-Counter
sold
publicly
March,
in
1963,
;
'
acquisition is subject to approval of the stock¬
Morton, approval of legal matters by counsel for both
of
companies,
and
consummated,
other
certain
it
intended
is
the present
under
conditions.
that
management
Morton
If
the
will
Va.—V.
961..'
lower
California
decade
(one
principal
product
is
radiation
others
time
particles
particular
Authorized
,
—V.
stock
197,
($10
par)
Louis
The
all
Stockholders
plan
to
In
a
75%
proxy
of
to
ance
March
would
be
1,
the
vote
the
at
June
and
total
amount
within
two
distributed
1964.
amount
as
Earlier,
to
11
annual
meeting
on
to
be
distributed
would
be
paid
to
the bal¬
after the meeting, with
promptly as possible but not later than
it was stated that the total distribution
share.—V.
a
193,
p.
S?
e
The
June
vote
the
x
of
company has
18 to vote on
both
of
class
A
called
the
and
class
split.
both
classes
of
therewith increase
consisting
class B.
The
B
stock
the
of
.
company's
meeting
of
stockholders
on
a
from
total
$5
number
1,549,148
shares
to
reduce
the
to
$3.33Ys
of
creased
to
obtain
of
class
broader
marketability of the publicly-owned
Salant, President, said.
'
called
also
has
share
common,
stock
for
A
in
and
to
2,850
stock
shares
redemption
for
1,300,852
distribution
is
for
convertible
each
share
the
basis
July
on
31,
class A
shares,
.
in¬
will
Robert
(60c
in the
health
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
351,584 shs.
325,000 shs.
325,000 shs.
14,250 wts.
par)!
(10c
Class
A
stock
14,250 wts.
purchase warrants
par)
debt:
Company:
Not subordinated:
mortgage, payable in in¬
through 1971-
6%
$55,000
$50,728
299,110
stalments
279,205
Notes,
with interest rates
varying from
4%
to 6%
v
annum, payable in
stalments through
1972
per
Noninterest
in¬
bearing liabs.:
Payable to an officer-stock¬
holder,
in
instalments
through 1968
stalments through
1965—
'
Sundry
.
Subordinated:
6%
sub.
7%
-
47,143
50.000
,—
3,232
—
'
notes,
debs, due
conv.
liability,
affiliate
an
65,000
65,000
1967
bearing
to
400,000
400,000
1977
instal¬
payable in
ments through
Noninterest
payable
55,000
55,000
in¬
in
others,
to
Payable
.
in¬
in
officer-stockholders,
of
into
common
converted.—V.
197,
subordinated:
Not
on
p.
the!basis
1884.
capital expenditures
mortgage, payable in in¬
through 1970
6%
received
be
June
4
(12
floor),
New York.—V.
197,
noon
An
27
EDST)
the company's
meeting will be
at
information
at
One
p.
Chase
Manhattan
Plaza
2097.
June
Redemption—
has called for redemption on June 1, 1963, through
the sinking fund, $480,000 of its 5 ¥2%, debentures due
at
100%. Payment will be made at the Northern
1963
Co., Chicago.—V.
197,
1631.
p.
314,844
231,938
505,923
payable in
1975—
Noninterest bearing liabilities
to
an
officer - stockholder
and an affiliate of officerstockholders, payable in in¬
stalments through 1967—
Noninterest bearing liability
to
an
officer - stockholder,
505,923
mortgages,
instalments through
payable in instalments thru
1964
—V.
197,
*147,622
—
Container Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Stone
1963
31—
Net sales
income
income
taxps—
income
for
Net
1574.
197, p.
Stone
share—
per
1962
$13,797,379 $12,506,605
1,050,102
J.,074,846
541,070
552,800
509,032
522,046
$0.31
$0.32
2
1
taxes—.—-1-
before
Net
—V.
72.498
* ■"
1415.
p.
Scenic
Mountain
Railroad, Inc.—Rights Of¬
fering to Stockholders—The company is offering its
stockholders the right to subscribe for an additional
84,091 common shares at $6.50 per share on the basis
one new share for each three held of record Feb. 1.
of
Rights will expire June 25. No underwriting is
volved.
Net proceeds, estimated at $564,500, will
construction, additional equipment,
used
company
1,
Trust
Gas Co.—Partial
325.000
259,075
stalments
7 ¥2%
Income
and provide
134,143
•
Period Ended March
stock
156,500
stalments through 1968——
Subsidiaries:
$6.25
Co.—Bidding Date for Bond Sale
Pine St., New York.
(2:30 p.m. EDST)
70
operation of
for
ment
of debt and
BUSINESS—The
the
of
has
offices
was
incorporated
under
the laws
County, on July 18, I960. It
in Stone Mountain Memorial
in DeKalb
Mountain, Ga.,
Stone
at
be
repay¬
other corporate purposes.
company
Georgia,
of
State
in¬
Park.
Spencer Chemical Co.—Sales Higher—
the
company
has
reported
that
March
net" sales
the
The
three months
corresponding period
for- the
31, 1963, were higher than the
previous year. Net "income from operations
for
the
quarter
the year before, but raw material
special refunds that stepped up
total credits
to retained
earnings.
Net
sales' for the quarter were $26,483,785 against $25,271,649
the previous year. For the nine months ended March 31, 1963, sales
approximately
adjustments
of
same
resulted
as
in
$70,726,679 compared with $67,531,418 a year earlier.
Sales
agricultural chemical products and coal were up over the pre¬
year.
Plastics and industrial chemical sales were about the
vious
Net
"
stock
stock
1963,
at
stock
21,
Southern Union
of
.
and
firm is engaged
foods, animal
bird
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
B
•
reimburse treasury for
May
same
-
the
birds,
of
Class
converted.
convertible preference
4.56%
on
capital improvements.
Bids
office,
price
par value
connection
authorized shares
and
.
is
each
for
into
were
proposal
..
aim
convertible
RR.;
was
split.
A two-thirds affirmative
shareholders is required to effect
On
Authorized
•„
proceeds will be used to acquire stock of Central of Georgia
retire first mortgage 3%% bonds of Atlanta & Charlotte Air
of
.
®^}ai'5^0J^ers will vote
000
S.
special
a
proposed
Canada
In
distribution
and
A
Net
ended
1963, the Board of Directors voted a three-for-two
company's class A and class B common stock.
—
located at 53 Cottage Place., Allendale,
Class
Provision
2589.
Inc.—Proposed Stock Split—
Offered
Stock:
and
1963, the company announced that it plans to sell
$50,000,000 of first and general mortgage bonds due June 1, 1988
at competitive bidding on June 4.
-
a
Securities
divisions, Aquarium Supply Co. and Longlife Fish Food Products
and in Canada through Dominion Bird and Pet Supply Ltd.
for the-redemption on May 29,
be used
'
May
The
months
about $9
Salant
will
Southern Railway
The
Salant &
is
outstanding
2.87514
On
dissolve.
hobbyist.
the
for
at
Inc.—Liquidation Planned—
company
—
Co.,
company,
shares
Preference
for
15,057 shs.
statement, the company stated that it approved, about
the
of
shareholders
to
are
not redeemable
are
is mar¬
products and general pet supplies. The company also manufactures
and sells in the United States and Canada store equipment necessary
for the installation and the' setting up of a complete pet depart¬
ment.
Sternco is now operating in the United States through two
company
share.
held
liquidate
supplies
and the balance will be added to treasury funds.
stock
company
its
of
per
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
Capital
bonds
The company
.
(30th
St.
the
to
favorable."
is
Industries, Inc.
manufacture
its
on
Line
1311.
p.
cost
quarter
tropical fish, goldfish, turtles, animals, reptiles and aquarium
tion of
Long-term
Ry.;
requirements.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
_
Capital
May 22
sale on
of $32,400,000 principal amount of first
2.67442
for
or
from
J., is engaged in the United States and Canada in the manufac¬
and distribution of fish food and remedies and the distribu¬
its
of
to
individual
up
ture
.
and
meet
for
than 4.373% prior to May 15,
Otherwise they are redeemable at redemption prices ranging
105.06%
to the principal amount.
'
Preference
machine control purposes,
process control, data reduc¬
recording, programming and testing projects. The com¬
pany
produces units which
display
alphabetical characters and
which when used in series
produces words. Larger transistorized
systems
are
designed and manufactured under special order to
tion
was
$10 per share.
proceeds, estimated at $537,750, will be used
equipment, new product development, and addi¬
lias called for redemption on July 31, 1963, all
outstanding 4.48%
convertible preference stock at $28.75
per share.
'7.
•' V.
ten) counter, customarily used in series wherein
or place can be counted or measured. For
example,
in the atmosphere or minute production units
travelling along a fast moving conveyor or assembly line. Series
or
system of counters are used by manufacturing concerns, the
aircraft industry, research and development
companies, universities,
engineering
and
consulting
firms,
government
laboratories
and
event in
an
quarter
Net
The- company
of
visual
a
the
shares of its class A stock, at
Francisco, as joint man¬
group,
offered' publicly
To Redeem Preferred—
company,
located
at
4504
North
16th
St.,
organized in 1960 for the purpose of engaging in
development, manufacture and sale of electronic tim¬
ing and measuring devices. At the present time, the company is
manufacturing on its leased premises and offering for sale 35
was
Its
for
May 20, 1963, Oppenheimer & Co., New York, offered
publicly, $400,000 of this firm's 6% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures, due 1977 at par, and 25,000
headquartered at 601 West Fifth St.,
Los Angeles, is a public utility primarily engaged in the business of
generating, purchasing, transmitting, distributing and selling elec¬
tric energy in portions <of central and southern California.
share.
counters.
interest
fourth
the
Sternco
Offered—
Co.—Bonds
Edison
at competitive
BUSINESS'—'The
and
electronic
income
net
565.
p.
awarded to The First Boston-Dean
were
group
struction program;
BUSINESS—The
different
prior to such restatement, were
then outstanding for the nine
41 cents for the quarter then
keting substantial amounts of fertilizer materials directly to dealers
through its mixed fertilizer subsidiaries. This tends to concentrate
an
even
greater amount of the company's sales in the fourth
quarter ending June 30. Last year's earnings for the fourth quar¬
ter
were
$1.06 per share, restated as indicated above.—rV.
197,
refunding mort¬
gage bonds, series of 3s, due 1965; to repay short-term bank loans
incurred in 1963 in connection with the company's continuing con¬
proceeds will be used for expansion, working
ing capital and other corporate purposes.
research
■'
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Net
Phoenix,
that
said
Denton
outlook for
$0.23
/
.
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The new
a
1968.
—
Capital Stock Of¬
25, 1963, the company offered pub¬
licly, without underwriting, 8,000 shares of its capital
per
ago,
previous year as a result of improvements in operating results
agricultural chemicals and coal. Income from plastics suffered
from
lower
prices.
Net
income from
operations for the nine
months period was down from
the previous year because of re¬
duced margins in plastics and agricultural and industrial chemicals.
Mr. Denton said: "Spring weather conditions have been good for
early agricultural chemical shipments and at the present time the
peting bids for the bonds, also as 4%s, came from
Halsey, Stuart & Co., 99.809, and Blyth & Co., Leh¬
man Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., and Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, jointly, 99.773.
from
Enterprises, Inc.
at $12.50
ended
bid of 100.0274% which named the 4% % coupon. Com¬
2096.
p.
fered—On April
stock
1962
$2,788,028
101,694
share
per
The bonds
Witter
1963,
Robotomics
Mr.
of an underwriting
$60,000,000 Southern California Edison 4%% first and
refunding mortgage bonds, series Q, due 1988, priced
at 100.683% and accrued interest to yield 4.33%.
is
197,
businesses.
common stock
March 31, 1963
and
ended.
May 23, 1963, The First Boston Corp., New York,
continue
transaction
operations
in Lynchburg,
those
of
CAPITALIZATION
$2,474,208
58,491
—
agers
proposed
holders
year.—V. 197,
1963
and Dean Witter & Co., San
shares
314,852
income from the previous year
operating results from businesses
also restated to include the effect
the
and
Inc.—Qtrly. Report
taxes.
after
197, p.
On
sold throughout the United States and in
countries.
Morton manufactures and
sells,
on
a
products
$16,057,625
were
year
31—
:
income
Net
,
Robins
this
of
$0.13
March
Ended
Sales
572,994
494,982 shs.
300,775 wts.
305,850 wts,
for
issued
share
per
months
.
Robins
H.
A.
1963,
Quarter
first
the
Smith Industries International
Va.,
and
Morton Manufacturing
Corp., of Lynchburg, Va., announced
that their directors had agreed in principle to the acquisition of
Morton by Robins
on
the basis of three-quarters of a share of
23,
May
amount
'••'
•
for
sales
Net
Southern
On
earnings
These
income.
on
against $16,095,962 for the first three months of last
p. 820.
Robins Co., Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
(A. H.)
taxes
per
outstanding.
3,259,561
22,802,251
1,600,000 shs.
—
year
BUSINESS-^-The company,
share on the 1,491,000 shares of common stock
now
outstanding and compare with consolidated net income, of
$1,121,439 for the corresponding period of 1962, which was equal
to 75 cents per share on
the basis of 1,491,000 shares presently
250,000
.
400,000
3,259,561
22,802,251
572,994
1982—
indebtedness
Mortgage
indebtedness——
Secured loans
payable
:
Sundry
Common
Canadian
and
cents
54
to
$2,126,800
250,000 '
that
during
and
include
to
Earnings as reported a year
$1.12
to
—
sales
net
tional inventories.
has reported consolidated net income of $805,735
months ended March 31, 1963, after provisions for
three
Federal
Outstanding
$2,126,800
1, 1972__
promissory
of
restated
shares
of
share.
common
per
figures
been
acquired
Steel Co.—Net Lower—
Saw &
company
the
for
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
$1.01
All
N.
The
due
subordinated debentures,
Aj G. at $72.25 per share.—V. 196, p. 475.
Simonds
not
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
7 ¥2 %
&
.
held
so
does
G.—Secondary Completed—
A.
Depositary Receipts of Siemens
15,000 American
investment.
for
held
corporation
Ilalske
&
May 23, 1963, Bache & Co., New York, reported
.that it had completed a secondary distribution of
On
has increased each year.
anticipate that a significant
portion of its profit will be derived from the question of properties
the
number
the
and
investment
cents
share against earnings of 12 cents per share for the similar
quarter of the previous year, the consolidated income of the fii'st
half of fiscal
1963 amounted to 11 cents per share compared to
13 cents for the first half of fiscal 1962."—V.
197, p. 961.
ings on properties purchased by it
improvements depend on
the nature
include
modernization of
equipment,
However,
total sales for the three-month
has reported that
company
per
improvements to tne build¬
before it resells them. The
of the' property, and may
change of elevator service,
and redecoration and refurbishing of
the buildings. The company
in
some
instances
has arranged for
the refinancing of existing
mortgages on its properties on more favorable bases. Since the
firm began its operations, the number
of properties which it has
acquired with a view to improvement before resale has * increased
relative
to the number which it has
acquired for resale without
improvement, and the company anticipates that this trend will
continue.
The company also holds properties and
leaseholds for
In
months
or
the
period ended Feb. .28, 1963, were less than total sales for the same
quarter last year,' which included sales from Atlas: Vending sub¬
sidiary, sold April 1, 1962.
In a message to stockholders, Philip Shore,
Chairman and Fred
Plotkin, President, stated that progress continues to be shown in
controlling costs and tightening operations of the' company, manu¬
facturer of automotive
accessories, janitorial supplies, skindiving
'
•
.
1814.
p.
Shore-Calnevar, Inc.—Sales, Net Down—
The
takes
company
'
1961.
cases the corporation makes
31,
Dec.
at
46
the
cases
some
or
196,
share after preferred dividends, which compares- with
95
cents
per
share for the same period in the
Total additions to retained earnings for the nine
included
the
special refund and amounted to $3,409,037
per
before.
year
in
title to
properties before resale and in others it sells the purchase con¬
tracts without taking title to
the properties covered by the con¬
tracts
Sales of properties and contracts were as follows: 1958,
eight contracts, seven titles;
1959, 28 contracts, 14 titles; 1960,
13 contracts, eight titles;
1961, six contracts, 19 titles; and 1962,
five contracts, 12 titles. The number of properties owned or under
contract to purchase by the company was 49 at Dec
31, 1962 and
In
desirable.
Scotia,
Toronto.—V.
Bldg., Rockefeller Center, New York.
'
The
principal source of profits has been the acquisition and
resale
of
properties. Therefore, the firm endeavors to keep its
available funds invested in properties at all times, to the extent
deems
in Canada
(far north excepted) of the Bank of
Canada Permanent Toronto
General Trust Co.,
branch
any
Nova
Life
it
Redemption
of Canada, Ltd.—Partial
Co.
B
its
and
company
Oil
Shell
subsidiaries
consists principally of the purchase and sale, the development (in¬
cluding building construction) and management of, and the making
of investments in,
real estate. The company was .incorporated in
New York in April, 1958. The firm is headquartered in the Time &
the
of
business
cents
$3,205,538- or
have
general corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—The
meeting stockholders approved proposals
annual
Operating net income for the nine months ended March 31, 1963,
the
special refund amounted to $3,992,755, equivalent to
before
87
to create
500,000 shares of $10 cumulative preferred stock for use in possible
acquisition, and to change the name of the company to Barrington
Industries, Inc.—V. 196, p. 2484.
the
At
Realty Equities Corp.
ing
Preferred—
J.)
Schneider Corp.—New
Name Change Approved—
(Walter
as
a
year
income
ago,
from
354,377, equivalent
compared
40
cents
funds
as
an
net
to 41
therewith,
that
to
$1,-
Mountain,
and
into between the
entered
Association,
Memorial
Mountain
Stone
terms of an agreement and lease
company and Stone Moun¬
which Association is
the owner of
the surrounding countryside.
authority
under
has been
tain
incorporated specifically for the purpose of
and operating a railroad at the foot of and
and
certain concessions in conjunction
was
owning
Stone
around
and
latter part of 1961, the company constructed
reproductions
of Civil War type railroad
depots
used for concession sales prior to the railroad open¬
Commencing in the
two
authentic
which
ing
were
in
the
cession
spring
sales.
Two
of
1962,
steam
and
are
locomotives
now
used for ticket and con¬
purchased and one was
were
the "General" famed Civil War locomotive,,
and named "General II." The locomotives were converted from coal
remodeled
J.
cents per share, after preferred dividends
income in the preceding year of $1,311,505 or
share. During the quarter the company received re¬
adjustment on the price of prior years' natural gas
with
per
C. Denton, President, said.
operations for the quarter amounted
company
constructing,
to
appear
as
remain steam operated.
Six all-steel
remodeled to "antique" appearance
and to complement the "General II." Three miles of roadbed and
track were completed, three-fourths the way around the Mountain,
to
oil
burners,
coaches
were
though
they
purchased
and
.
Volume
large
a
with
197
"crescent,"
much
advertised
Stone
and
the
been
outing
railroad
Railroad
local
operation May
'
and
-
■
and
'
Members
he
Sundry
—V.
par).
indebtedness
197,
which
President Paul
772,000
for
for
Taliaferro
E.
per-share
net
a
first
taxes
first
announced
period
quarter
of
of
current
earnings
of
income
Net
after
On
debentures
is
income
net
issued
the
in
after
A.
represents
earnings
oil
and
ls
last
cents
shares
5,805,851
the
for
year
share
a
30%
of
announced
was
high
and
recent
sales
six
stock
of
and
'•
land.
Total
to
amounted
operating revenue in
$7,498,038.
fiscal
corresponding
Investment
Corp.
This
compares
period.—V.
1962
197,
Debentures
—
vately—On May 21, 1963, it
&
"Union
Products
has
company
it
the
at
197,
the
with
Co.—Partial
called
1463.
p.
•
Stockholders
to
of
at
Bank
Trust
&
Co.,
of
meeting
900,000
of
also
cost
to
the
shares
stock.—V.
approved
the
197,
20,
income
Earnings
in
1962
for
Schulte,
1963
.
Mr.
Rubel.
-Y",
,
Mr.
today
is
to
said
V.
Y-1
Corp.—New
of
500,000
shares
Howard
but
1962,"
the
at
—V.
a
and
of
Y',;
sales
quarter
and
1962
$1.23
$0.76
based
on
926,826
on
spectator
"':'Y
sales and earnings are up better than 10%
quarter 1962," Mr. Albrecht stated.
He attributed
first
outlook
the
for
balance
of
1963,"
he
the
its
ended
March
$241,087
shares
common
Alfred
E.
Hush
Driscoll,
has
Co.
Standard
to
Oil
Co.
30,
equal
to
the
for
$4,427,000
tion
at
the
of
62
the
versus
the
year
ago
unit non-profit
79
period.—V.
Judson
Net
197,
947,961
that
quarter of 1963 amounted
period a year ago.
return
a
corporate
for
the
period
197,
Lindahl
show
further
some
backlog
of
fine
$479,425
to
P.
of
"In
second
cents
per
quarter
in sales and profit
equipment orders-now on
our
very
proprietary
good
in
'
Proceeds
share
on
will
be
used
to
Ing.
n
C.
standing
836,677
Olivetti
stock
&
of
shares at
Lehman -Brothers;
■
the
laws
Aug.
we
a
should
healthy
and
anticipated
sales."—V. 197,
21,
,
A
Earnings
the
share .net: Lazard
„
•
.
•
forward
of transmittal,. to
Chase -Manhattan
partment,-80
St.', New York
»
15',
'
•
-
of fer,
-
to
the
as
a
Co., and
which will'
Federal
real
under
principal
Internal
estate
of
The
income
the
U.
increase
last
the
$564,013
of
March
period
same
in
1963
as
14.6%
ended
weeks
over
$7,297,135.
were
increase
12
of
year
periods
an
of
23,
last
1963
were
Mr.
year,
our
196,
1963.—V.
1495.
p.
Corporate
common stock of the company was
Exchange under the symbol WOJ.
the
1963
March
31—
Y
YY '
——
and
dividends
from
YY
1963
■.
Agency
De-
listed
investments
from
1962
Y :. vvYYY-Y,$25,335,408 $24,459,741
•
„————
264,301
226,463
sales
of
properties and
—-—5,252
income
(net)44,205
other
income
Y
5,383
118,595
25,649,166
24,810,182
11,459,081
11,150,793
8,873,366
„_
8,314,594
expenses:
in
expenses
-
for. depreciation
.
properties—
755,756
578,318
21,088,203
on
20,043,705
before
income taxes
Y"" =■/:• *
4,560,963
4,766,477
——
-YYY'YY.YY'.'"
Government
S.
Foreign
1,885,255
governments—
381,387
1,867,271
612,728
*2,266,642
2,479,999
2,294,321
2,286,478
—_
;'Y,-/- '.,YY;
-V
,
■■■:■
Net
earnings for the period—
earnings per share
(1,968,484
outstanding)
;
Net
earnings
—V.
186,
p.
.
shares*
associated
■
$1,17
f'
'
661,395
■.
compa¬
above
670,
$1.16
413,223
foreign
of
included
*
•
,
Zayre Corp.—Record Sales, Net—
The
p.
company
—
business
Declaration
office
is
trust
expansion
Jan.
1963,
26,
annual
Shares
Net
at
under
dated
1755
of
as
Gilpin
St.,
YY
in
Revenue
income
to
Code.
trust
its
it
Under
this
treated
for
shareholders
conventional
which
is
amendment
the
rather
most
to
its
than
shareholders
as
as
The
the
The
Trustees
major
offer
portion
of
promise
a
on
divi¬
its. assets
»
division
existing
resale,
and
such
land
will
in
any
event
not
constitute
income
also
in
high
the
reached
of
previous
Coal
&
a
record
$96,431,611,
an
increase
of
year.
Coke
high
of
Co.—Net Lower—
company
Alfred M. Rogers, President, stated .that operations in the 1963
quarter were at a'satisfactory level; although sales and earn¬
ings were affected by a decrease in shipments resulting from the
delayed opening of waterway's -caused. by an ■extended period of
freezing weather.
Y ■
; V„
'•»
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Y
•
>•
* -* 1
He
said thatl earnings for -the entire first half of 1963 shquld
first
office
or
all-time
an
$59,165,743
•?
growth and inis? expected to be
of
income-producing properties of all types, inbuildings, shopping centers," hotels and-apartment '
.houses,vbut excluding single-family residences:; Undeveloped land
will be acquired, only fbr the
purpose of development into incomeproducing properties to be'held by .the Tnist .and not .for sub-eluding
/ Y
to
rose
has reported earnings of $274,935, or 59 cents per
share on sales of $4,625,991 for the quarter ended March 31, 1963.
In the same three months- last, year,- earnings were
$301,990, or
64 cents per share on sales of $4,774,290.
Y
Y
Y
qualify for this special tax Treatment.
generally seek to acquire properties in areas whichi,
of
sales and "earnings and had the
history during the fiscal year ended
Feldberg,- President, stated in the 1962
record
its
H.
report.
over
Zeigler
a
part
corporations; it is not taxed
distributes
in
Stanley
$1,216,344 equal to
78
cents per share on the average number of shares outstanding
during the year, against $1,126,736 or 75 cents per share last year.
Mr. Feldberg emphasized in his report that
"The 1962 earnings
are
the
highest in our history and were achieved after giving
effect
to
charges for depreciation and amortization
aggregating
$1,542,104.
It
should
be
further
noted
that
earnings
increased
despite the other substantial expenditures made in building the
company's organization to support its continued growth."
During 1962 Zayre opened 20 new self-service department stores,
bringing the total operated at-year end to 47.-This "growth virtually
doubled
Zayre retail store space by the addition of
1.5 million
square feet.—V.
197, p. 862. •
f
organized
Trust
of
located
achieved
greatest
,
N. Y.
two
1962,
'
Trust intends-to
opinion
creased, values.
letter
a
a
investment
entity. Unlike
its
of
invested
*
.
with
The
The Trust wiH
in
&
•
Colorado
conduit
dends.
-
..
certificates,
Rank,
s
Pine
Freres
agents Tor .the
are
expire June 7 unless extended.
•Y Accepting
stockholders* must,
•
;
holder of over 66%% of the outcompany Iq pffering to .buy. the'remaining.'
New-York,
Michigan, manufacturer of testshoes' sales amounted to $8,346,390,
sales
taxes: Y-'Y/Y
Income
The Trust is designed to offer investors an
opportunity to par¬
ticipate jointly in real estate investments in a manner not nor¬
mally available to
them
individually. A special benefit of real
estate investment in this form is afforded by a recent
amendment
any
S.p.A.,
$14.50 .-per
of
Corp.—Sales, Net Up
,
outstanding
1994.
Yv
qualified
1
'
of
1962.
is
company
.Denver.
■
■■
C.,
Board
'
retire
Empire Real Estate Investments
BUSINESS—The
emphasis
of
17,
Provision
Retire¬
Park
ficial interest in the Trust at $5 per share.
Net proceeds will be used for investment.
Corp.—Olivetti Offers to Buy Remain¬
ing Shares—:
■:
expansion in
>YY'YY<
Witco
14% increase in sales and earnings for
Adolph K. Krause, President, announced.
same
in
view
for
ministrative
Offered—On May 13, 1963, the company offered
pub¬
licly, without underwriting, 600,000 shares of bene¬
taxable
Underwood
the
Rockford,
■
and
63%
share based
year
view
hand
product
1264.
said,
making chewing gum and other products
bought by customers
Selling,
distribution,
and
general
ad¬
mortgage bonds due 1988 had been
privately through Dean Witter & Co., San Fran¬
sold
$9,293,822
this
6%
"In
gain
Costs
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Bonds Sold Privately
May 23, 1963, it was reported that $10,000,000
Y.
of 51
results
major
continuance
stated:
further
for
division."
Tanning
share for the
per
Total
185.,
p.
of this firm's first
compared with $9,665,433 in the first quarter of 1962—"a decrease attributable in part
to discontinuance of some activities of low return," Lindahl said.
were
wtih
—On
earnings
up
from
shares
sales
the
Miscellaneous
1060.
p.
outstanding as against 50 cents per
921,587 shares outstanding in 1962, indicate the strong
being placed on profitable lines, according to Lindahl.
Net
&
over
securities
and over, on a founders fee basis.
years
notes, and for construction.—V. 197,
issue.—V.
same
figures, representing
signed
of the transaction.
detergents.
Mr. Wishnick
plans
Wishnick
casual
14.4%
sales—
nies
Udylite Corp.—Net Up Slightly—
the first
for the
been
details
manufactures
and
markets
white
oil,
emulsifiers,
metallic
stearates,
phthalic
anhydride,
petroleum
sulfonates,
asphalt and tar products, and carbon black.
the
$492,025
May
Sales
These
Y Y'"'
chemicals,
Puppies
for
to
Interest
Puget Sound, near Seattle. The fourwill accommodate 108 persons, age
on
structure
Western
$464,127
606,200 shs.
said.
Net
Net
Proposed Asset Sale—
during
with
has
intent
of
other
synthetic
chemical
Income:
'■
story
cisco.
announced
Outstanding
v':YI';:Y;Y1-:Y:/YY:;- 'YyY ;:Y
also
oils,
Shoe
Period Ended
same
6.4%
or
ment Home
end
acquisition."
Chairman,
the
(Wm.) Wrigley Jr. Co.—Quarterly Report—
(Ohio).
May 22,1963, B. C.
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., offered publicly $1,249,900 of this corporation's first mortgage sinking
fund bonds due July 1, 1964 to April 1, 2002.'
The
bonds were priced to yield from 4.20% to 4.95%, They
are insured by the Federal Housing Administration.
Proceeds are marked for the completed construc¬
.
Lindahl,
letter
Mr.
the American Stock
reported that first quarter
loss resulting from the sale
income
Washington Baptist Convention Retirement Homes,
that the corporation was still confronted by
qnd heavy price pressure in many of its lines,
particularly in semiconductors and electron tubes. "In both
•products," he said. !"we are emphasizing those lines in which we
believe
we
can
improve, our industry position and profitability."
He said that
the company was giving added attention to new
products "both by development within1 the company and through
K.
than
less
3,000,000 shs.
:
any
dry
nicely
wax,
of
added,
On
generated during
outstanding
shares outstanding
'
'Y;Y'
this
sells
markets...
said
prospects
on
increased despite the
Pro-phy-lac-tic Brush
noted
Inc.,
have
.
explained.—
competition
Products
neither
exceptionally good first quarter last
year resulting from an abnormally high backlog of unfilled orders
as
of Dec. 31, 1961, we are most pleased we were able to surpass
it by over 1-4%
this year.
'
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"We feel fortunate also that in spite of a slow first quarter in
the
shoe
industry
which
reports
a
decline
of
3%
in orders,
Wolverine,
nevertheless,
marked
up
an
increase of
28.5%
and
33.6%
respectively in the number of pairs of Hush Puppies sold
and
the number of pairs shipped."
Mr. Krause said that the firm continues to be optimistic about
Inc. (Seattle)—Bonds Offered—On
after
926,726
and
Y:YYYY'v
Trust
Materials, labor, and services consumed
;
are
equipment
and
associates
1994.
p.
cents—a
He
quarter of 1962. Sales and earnings fig¬
ures were adjusted to include
the operating, results of the .American
Chicle
Cc.
which
was
acquired
last
October.' Eliminating
Prophy-lac-tic Brush Co. sales for 1962, net sales showed an increase
preferred dividends.
The net
before a special non-recurring charge of ap¬
after taxes
incurred
in
closing out certain
31,
the
$7.4,415,000
but
on
motor
Krause
Krause
the first quarter totaled $7,140,000, or
29 cents per
common share,
against $6,974,000, or 28 cents per
share, in the same period last year.
First
quarter
net
sales
amounted
to
$73,582,000
down
from
12,484
operating income of
share
athletic
in
day,
urethane,
increase
47
com¬
P. Albrecht, President,, reported to
meeting.
The firm manufactures and
school
their
or
Authorized
a
give
company showed a
first 12 weeks of 1963,
selling
H.
annual
that
detergent
the
Chemical
197,
Mr.
reached
the
formulated,
Co., Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
no|
"fits
our
in
Earnings
over
the
J
-''Y
produces
Canadian
opposed
earnings
1963
of
if
*.
Y
The
the
an
that
been
officers
offered.
interest
said
Wolverine
that
say
Net income
$154,260
shares)
net
can
earnings
decline in sales and earnings during the first
with the similar 1962 quarter, Milton R.,
1963, 'and
of the- 1962 quarter.
L.
else¬
Fourteen Percent—
1360.
p.
■■
President
the corresponding
period ended March 31, 1962, the com¬
reported sales of $18,311,554 and net earnings of $448,855
equal to 42 cents per common share after preferred dividends.
Per
Purolator
properties
for
limited
'
did
microcrystalline
Higher—r
For
See
it
of
"Amalie"
Corp.—Sales, Net Up 10%—
scaffolding,
L.
pany
Schulte
to
amount and percentage of assets
specific property. The Trust will
its investments. However, such
any
being
1449.
he
petroleum,
in
197,
be
may
Wishnick
for
ates
;.Y
Store Locations
Virginia Dare company owned depart¬
excess of
$100,000,000 for fiscal year
1964. This is entirely exclusive of leased
31,
in
'•
Treasurer,
1963
operations.
intense
given
(John) Wood Co.—A; S. E. Listing-
the conversion of 31,000 other
eliminating all. of the company's
reported to stockholders.
reported sales for the 13 weeks
earnings
be
approved an expansion program for the company's exist¬
ing facilities to establish a fully integrated synthetic detergent
operation in Canada.
When completed, this operation will supply
synthetic detergents, both liquid and dry, and detergent intermedi¬
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—Net Slightly
of
Corp.—Six Months' Repbrt—
(16,300
operating income is
proximately $40,000
March
will
Directors
enable
sales
the
in
Chemical
that
197, p. 963.
100 shares
of
cumulative dividend
20,073
common
per
be
have
diversification
beneficial
p.
Earlier
keep
effi¬
lean,
a
to
as
invested
Chemicas
Canada
the favorable growth for the first quarter to a variety of factors
Including increased
leasing
activities
in both
scaffolding: and
shoring, equipment.
"We are optimistic about both the school and general industrial
of
$14,923,552
cents
will
the Trustees,
of
shares
of
Delta,
....
President,
of
income
depend upon a number of
anticipated that attention will
located in the metropolitan area of
oral
limitation
be
of
196,
Delta
in
ranked
company
:'.Y :YY
fully expect
we
"Union
18th
•;"f.\*
V
figures indicate
highs in
the first
period
construction
compared
Schulte
increased
will
is
every
a
taxes
share
company had
quarter of
that
it
construction
any
or
no
may
Witco
exploration
ranked
the
''
and
momentum
Stores
total
July
record
"We
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—Sales, Net Lower—
Mr.
said
volume.—V.
shareholders
1060.
p.
even
The company is negotiating to acquire Delta Chemicals, Ltd., of
Ontario, Canada, Robert I. Wishnick, Witch Chairman, told stock¬
holders at the company's annual meeting.
period
same
-
company
YY-Y'
would
show
ending
'seating.
1963,
April 30—
after
per
197,
share
the
1958
companies;
upward
_
stores
parable
Neb.
—$207,982
plant
plant,
"Preliminary
new
value
1994.
p.
Trylon Chemical
20
During the
equipment and
field.
to
1964,
over
par
donation
Sales
1963
million;
I.
Nathan, Chairman of Virginia Dare, said that the
opening of the new stores, to be known as Atlantic Thrift
Centers, will take place in August. He indicated that the volume
"
Period Ended
since
properties
YY-YyY—V.
"
$25
of
stock
new
the
company,
and
into -A stock, thus
class B
B
that
assurance
While
consideration
or
nor
reasonable
Shares
official
Preferred
May
on
shares
The
class
Mr.
$46
in
In
oil
S.
an
Waco-Porter
Lincoln,
stock owned by
Robert K. Lifton, President;
Weingrow, Executive Vice-President, and Ira J. Heckler,
no
opinion
years,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
record
company
department
B
The
all-time
William
Pri¬
Redemption—
preferred stock will bear
beginning May 23.
61/2%,
—V.
is
number
has acquired nine store locations, formerly oc¬
cupied by Bargain City, U. S. A. Discount Stores. Eight of the
nine
locations are
in the greater Philadelphia area, making
the
move the largest one
in a single market at one time ever in the
Co., Pittsburgh.
Investing Corp.—New
yY;'
••••• yY
special
a
share
one
Shareholders
Net
year.
seek
.
better.
move,"
distributes
issuance
stock.
their
in
future
in
presently owns no real property interests or
options to purchase real property. No specific plans
written
which
the
over
*
,
:V;':.'V.
The
be
common
which
income
Trust
or
Witco
voted to
preferred
used
for
dividends, the first
of
which
is
payable
June 7,
1963, to shareholders of record, May 21. Directors of TIC
declared the new quarterly dividend
earlier this month
on
the
the
approve
'
last
as
.
Approved—
at
-
to
billion
Virginia Dare
for
National
First
Transcontinental
•
level
same
YYY/Y
increase
an
•
has
the
on
V
■
class
the
hardworking organization—well equipped to handle itself
in the tough competitive problems of today's oil
industry. This is
our most
valuable asset."—V. 197, p. 1994.
redemption
on
June
1,
1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $85,000 of its 6%
first
mortgage series A bonds due June 1, 1969 at 100%. Payment will
made
to
Colorado,
Earnings
The
of
directed
Trust
There
cient,
f
,
million
$1.1
fourteenth.
ments
Top
properties
rental
plans,
understanding
or
agreements
with
respect to specific proposed acquisitions of property by the Trust.
912.
p.
Sold
$19
production.
of these
privately through McKelvy
197, p. 2098.
•
Tip
no
factors.
acquisition
any
not
getting relatively
profits among U.
reported that $2,200,-
was
of
the
even
sold
basis
the
The
provided
are
invested
000 of this firm's senior debentures due 1978 had been
stock
future,
contracts
California—Earnings Forecast-
should show
1963
1962
discount
—V.
be
where.
"Unlike many oil companies, whose profit growth has slowed or
stopped In the past five years, Union's profits have been
over
real estate developer of $1,175,100, oi¬
preferred dividends and based on 5,469,782
commercial
the
in
from
Union
Morton
by
at approximately
YY :Y;Y • -YYY
762.
laws
profits
shares
On May 20, 1963, it was reported that
this road plans to sell
$3,000,000 of 1-15 year equipment trust certificates at competitive
bidding on June 19.—V. 197, p. 2098.
be
first
"During the past 15 years assets have increased from $270 million
to $800,000 million, sales from $200 million to $570
million, and
1963,
Texas & Pacific Ry.—To Sell Equipment Trust Ctfs.
—V.
be
in
Denver,
to
increasing
result
course
unpredictable
gasoline prices remain
reasonably stable
changed too drastically, President A. C. Rubel
told the New York Society of Security
Analysts.
"Union's earnings per share have risen in each of the
past four
years and in 1962 were 84%
higher than in 1958," Mr. Rubel said.
and
after
months
Thrift
of
can
emphasis
of
may
initially in relatively low income to the
correspondingly low returns to the shareholders. There
and
realized
was
the
that
be
to
.
p.
of
and tax
Mr.
Sterling attributed Sunset's sharp gain in first half earn¬
ings this year primarily to increased activity in the company's real
estate division, particularly in sales of home sites to other build¬
ers
this
diversification
comparable first half
Angeles-headquartered diversified
Los
noted
year
197,
Profits
outstanding.
$7,396,275 in
$383,669,000,
last
income
Union Oil Co. of
all
Up 30%
common
1
increase
an
producer
gas
to
amounted
cents,
of
the fiscal 1963 first half, ended Feb. 28,
$1,526,987, equal, after provision for preferred
Sterling, President. *
This
1963
primary
prospects
Trust
a
deducting
retirement
for
dividends, to 24 cents a share on the
outstanding at the end of the period, it
of
—V.
year,
accounting policies.
cents, compared with 43
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—Net
to
give
though
rate
entire
provision
last
$8,621,000
against
preferred stock and 1962 net income is before deducting dividends
preferred stock, the improvement of 14% reflects earnings on
a
comparable basis.—V. 197, p. 1263.
increased
of
portion of the Trust's assets. It will be the Trust's
acquire assets primarily for income and not for possible
gain. In selecting and acquiring properties,
the Trustees
to
capital
the corporation's business. Union Carbide is now operating
of
the fourth quarter
of 1962, and at the present
economic activity expects its sales and earnings for the
of
the
level
on
Earnings
quarter
below
Net
Dial
areas
down from $122,-
year
49
1963
were
Since
14%.
$75-million
1962.
$8,969,000,
to
earnings
basis,
on
$118,151,000,
was
quarter
totaled
conform
increase
interest
the
for
the
to
substantial
a
policy
'
principal factors affecting first-quarter
performance were lower prices in metals and plastics and a decline
in
export shipments.
These
factors offset gains made in other
at
income
Stock Exchange will
shares purchased through
York
on
55
.
.
$8,969,000.
restated
New
'
year's
record
first-quarter
sales
of
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,
$34,853,000, or $1.16 a share.
This
was
8%
below the $37,710,000, or $1.25 a share, reported for the
first quarter of 1962.
Sunray DX Oil Co.—Net Up 14%—
income
first
5%
was
Mr.
Gross
the
for
announced.
400,000 shs.
$38,350
613.
p.
the
of
$405,624,000, Morse G. Dial,
Outstanding
400,000 shs
($1
and
1885.
p.
have
Sales
Authorized
stock
NASD
fee of 25 cents per share
a
197,
will
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Common
(2199)
Union Carbide Corp.—Sales Down 5%; Net 8%—
';:'v
•
the
of
allowed
them.—V.
Mountain itself has
favorite
picnic
and
Stone
residents.
1962,
and national, have
attractions at the
other
the
1,
and Financial Chronicle
.
local
both
Park, and
for
visitors
"sight"
The Commercial
.
began
ceremony.
Memorial
a
for
spot
and
.
.
magazine articles,
Scenic
Mountain
always
the
and
fan-fare
Newspapers
.
Number 6267
-
be
close
-
to-those"'for
-
the same--period
last year. Management : ex¬
pects the third'quarter'to show a .substantial improvement,,and is
optimistic that earnings for the'1963- year will exceed "those^of ,a»
year earlier.—V. 197, p/1061.
„,.Y. .
YY
*'.'•* YY * > V* Y.**
,
,
56
(2200)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Dated
Industrial
Scottsboro
July
Development
sive.
Board, Ala.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
enue
sold
to
Thorn¬
'
1965
to
1973
Estero
Municipal Improvement
1974 to
..
1983 inclusive.
obligation
ALASKA
the'
Time)
purchase
of
May
28
for
$3,630,000
'Due
on
> 1983
■
improvement
July
1964
1990
and
interest
Bank,
receive
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
sealed
3
July 1 from
1964
June
to
1977
&
the
at
or
S.
A.,
bonds
A
Alamitos
July
Water
Orrick,
Bond
awarded
to
S. A.,
T.
&
3y2s,
as
basis
the
at
cost
a
of
Bank
of
City
\
.
'•
Sanitary District, Calif*
Sale—The
$80,000
May
sewer
14
were;
S.
A., of San Francisco.
Union
School
District,
Offering
Emmet
—
G.
the
Board
Supervisors, will receive
sealed
bids
at
Salinas
'PDST)
chase
until
10.15
a.m.
May 27 for the
on
of
of
pur¬
$90,000
school
bonds.
Dated June 1,1963. Due. on June
1
from
1964
to
1979
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
by
&
(PDST)
chase
Banos,
bonds
age
Calif.
Sale—The
Bank
of
Los
(P.
O.
able at the
15
were
the
Santa
receive
—
10
the
sealed
(PDST)
June
on
of
bids
until
4
for
the
for
$203,000
10
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Due
pay A
by
or
the
at
office,
County
Treasurer's
the. Bank
or
pay¬
of
America
Bond Offering—David S.
Kap¬
lan, Secretary of the District, will
11
a.m.
(PDST)
purchase
June
on
of
the Chemical Bank New York
Colorado
receive sealed bids at Sacramento
the
pay¬
Bond
Sale
to
May
21
1,
Drexel & Co., at a price of
100.017,
a net interest cost of about
2.66%
1963. Due
1983
callable.
(J-J)
Dated
July
on
Principal
payable
and
the
at
interest
Bank
as
of
follows:- AA."
A'JA:
,:a
:'AAAgA
until
revenue
to
2002
inclu¬
Legality
COLUMBIA
Washington), D. C.
Offering—Sealed bids will
June
until
4
for
1
(EDST)
p.m.
the
purchase
of
$149,829,000 notes; Dated July 2,
1963.
FLORIDA
Coral
Bond
:aA:A.-.-;'A-
Gables, Fla.
Sale—The $1,050,000 rev¬
bonds
enue
offered
May 21
were
awarded to B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.
and
John
Co., jointly,
at
price of 98.855,
a
Nuveen
cost of about
1964 to
1971
a
net interest
follows:
as
A
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
on
Feb. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
370,000 3s. Due
1975 to
Fort
&
2.96%,
$480,000 21/2S. Due
headed by First Boston Corp. and
July 1 from 1966 to
inclusive,
The
bonds
are
bonds.
revenue
Part-
Housing Administration
(P. O.
syndicate
a
.
4 for the
(M-N).
DISTRICT OF
1972 to
$21,540,000
offered
awarded
were
1965
200,000 2.80s. Due
of)
The
—
bonds
revenue
6
$10,000,000
(State
June
$2,480,000
from
Public
$8,000,000.
Company, New York City.
Legally approved by Tallmadge,
& Tallmadge.
California
Del.
of the Univer¬
on
Interest
July 1, 1963.
Trust
Sacramento Municipal Utility Dist.,
until
1
17
able at the City Treasurer's office,
McAuliffe.
for
June
Principal and interest (J-J)
Legality approved
Ehrman,
White
&
A
of
Dated
of
ap¬
approved by Saul, Ewing, Remich
on
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
of
be received
on
July 1 from 1973 to 2007
inclusive. The bonds are callable.
A-O.
Heller,
2
State
Legality
& Saul.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1965 to 2002 inclusive.
Interest
the
water
revenue
until
the
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
sive.
County Treasurer's of¬
bids
Principal
Newark).
(EST)
a.m.
Nov.
COLORADO
J.
O.
purchase
pur-"
construction
Aurora, Colo.'
Leonard
of
Dover.
Management
Note
Cruz),
1963,
Offering—Bruce J.
a.m.
Pacific
California
Bond: Offering
receive
or Bank of America, N.T. &
S.A., San Francisco. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
net
a
1,
sity, will receive sealed bids
fice,
of
S86,
and
Nel¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
Angeles,' at
Box
for
on
(J-D) payable at the
Bank
(P.
Dated June 15, 1957.
Due
June 15 from 1964 to
1982, incl.
May
Province
11
$1,000,000
$50,000 drain¬
offered
June
on
of
Due
ridge, Vice-President for Business
R.
will
bonds.
University of Delaware
bonds.
3.48,%.
on
Los
Clerk,,
on
McCarthy.
Bond
sealed bids at Modesto until 11
America
of San Francisco,
price of 100.22, a
about
County
son,
Due
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
the
purchase
Foster
McMenamin, Clerk
on
Farmers
Dahlquist,
Offering—Steve
June
Delaware,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
awarded to the United California
$450,000
Dated
District,
prange County, Calif,
Bond
all dated
are
School
Bond Saler—The $420,000 school
bonds
offered
May
14
were
5.40%
a
by
bonds.
sewer
and interest
San
of
office of
a.m.
A)f
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality
approved
Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess.
T.
sealed
Bond
inclu¬
Principal and interest
and
Thome, Secretary of the Province,
the
Greenfield
the
office.
N.
Francisco,
inclusive.
maturing
4
bearing
bonds A offered
school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1963. Due
sive.
a
Monterey County, Calif.
for
$1,925,000'
1964
will
for
Bond
Averill,
Supervisors,
June
on
of
from
on
June 1 from 1965 to 1984 incl.
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Los
A
11
15
Principal
water
500,000
15,
approved
coupon.
remaining
N. T. &
until
June
inclusive.
America
awarded to the Bank of America
bids
Dated
project,
Rhea
Clerk of the Board of
1983
on
Bond Offering—R. B.
Johnston,
Director of Finance, will receive
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
will
and
J;.;AvA'* A;-AA">
Fallbrook
Maricopa County, Tempe Union
High School District No. 213
—
Due
paying agent of the City in New
York City or
Chicago.
Legality
the
amount
of
ap¬
ARIZONA
Offering
the
vestment firm.
Preston, Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Sfarin & Ellis.
Bond
bonds.
sewer
Due
June 1 from 1965 to 1984 incl.
interest (J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or the Bank of
interest cost of about 2.90%.
proved by
^
June
to
on
500,000
on
according to E. P. R. Erckenbrack,
(J-J) payable at the
Seattle,
or
National ' Bank
Alaska, Anchorage. Legality
1979
sealed
(PDST)
Vice-President of the Seattle in¬
Principal
National
to
receive
p.m.
bonds.
sewer
June 1 from 1965 to 1984 incl.
of $200,-
1963.
the pur¬
15, 1963. Due
1964
will
7:30
000
W.
$1,200,000 school bonds.
from
until
$1,500,000
June 3 for the purchase
p.m.
Marianist
III
Seattle-First
to
with the continuation of
develop¬
ment of Neighborhoods
I, II and
July 1 from 1964 to 1969 incl.
and
of
Clerk,
bids
A
-
Julius Jensen,
—
Principal, and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at' the
County Treasurer's
The funds Will provide ample
financing until the Spring of 1964
sewer bonds. Due on July
1 from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
20D.000 refunding bonds. Due on
City
Offering
.
sealed
;1:30
June 4 for
on
Dated June
15
receive
until
at the end of the year.
■-r;
1963.
chase
will
Stockton
at
bonds—Series C; will be released
on
95,000
1,
Calif,]
Offerin g—Ralph
N.
These bonds
.
July 1 from 1964 to 1969 incl.
July
in
5% -5.20%
1991,
1, 1963.
-
325,000 refunding bonds. Due
C, in
$4,000,000,
5.50%
a
The
inclusive.
C,
a
of
and
on
July 1 from 1964 to 1971
Dated.
5.58%
Reclamation
amount
•
•
of
—Series D, will be offered in the
to
inclusive.::
905,000 improvement bonds. Due
•
rate
sold at
coupon.
Land
\ July 1 from 1964 to 1969 incl.
■
Joaquin County,
(PDST)
$1,250,000, and Sewer
carry
5.40%
815,000 refunding bonds. Due
on
were
$300,000 maturing 1968 through
1988,
un¬
bonds.
from
1
of
Selma, Calif.
Bond
office.
bonds—Series
of
limited tax bonds, as follows:
$1,290,000
combined
A
bonds—Series
amount
(Alaska
a.m.
on
bonds.
effective
Street
Old-
Manager, will receive
Standard
Com¬
the District.
Anchorage, Alaska
sealed bids until 11
Grande &
—
of four issues
net
a
Bond Offering—Robert H.
San
Supervisors,
AA',.: pany, Inc. has been awarded $6,1 from 000.000 of various purpose general
group
land, City
Sale
ap¬
Lodi Union High School District,
bids
•
Feb.
on
Bond
Legality
Epperson, Clerk of the Board of
■District, San Mateo County,
Feb. 1 from
office.
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Bond
California
inclusive.
800,000 5s. Due
Treasurer's
on
inclu¬
*
Inc., jointly, as follows:
•
Due
1977
Principal and interest (J-J)
office.
ton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt, Inc.
on
1965 to
payable at the County Treasurer's
rev¬
and Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo,
$450,000 4V2S. Due
.1963.
18,
,
$1,250,000
were
July
18 from
1979
Walton
Certificate
Feb.
on
from
1
inclusive.
Beach,
Sale—The
certificates
offered
awarded to
a
Fla.
$1,150,000
May 21
were
syndicate composed
$7,290,000
3s. Due on Jan. and of Bache & Co., William R. Hough
July 1 from 1963 to 1967 incl.. & Co., Interstate Securities Corp.,.
Francisco, or First National City
1,740,000 2.60s. Due on Jan. and Johnson, Lane, Space Corp. and
Bank, New York City, or Harris ■A:/,
Arch W. Roberts, at a price of
July 1, 1968.
•
Trust and Savings
Bank, Chicago.
1,785,000 2.40s. Due on Jan. and ' 100.005, a net interest cost of
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
about 3.58%, as follows:
July 1, 1969.
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
1,835,000 2%s. Due on Jan. and
$105;000 4s. Due on, July 1 from
July 1, 1970..
San Francisco
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
College for Women,
: 3,825,000 2.60s. Due on Jan. and
Conducted by the Religious of the
390,000 3V2s. Due on July I from
July 1, 1971 and 1972.
1968 to 1978 inclusive.
Sacred H<eart, San
Francisco, Calif.
1,990,000 2.65s. Due on Jan and
655,000 3.60s. Due on July 1 from
Bend Offering—O.
Rossi, Sec¬
July 1, 1973.
1979 to 1993 inclusive.
retary, will receive sealed bids
3,075,000 2%s. Due on Jan. and
until 10 a.m. (PDST) on June 8
Jacksonville, Fla. ^
July 1, 1974 and 1975.
for the purchase of
$1,900,000 rev¬
Certificate
Offering — J. M.
Other members of the syndi¬
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961.
Secretary
of
the
City
cate: Bear, Stearns & Co.: Alex. Ingram,
Due on April 1 from 1964 to
2001,
Commission, will receive sealed
Brown & Sons; William Blair &
incl.
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on June
Saffin, Gordon &
proved by Chickering & Gregory. Co.; ' Boland,
20 for the purchase of $22,000,000
Sautter; Foster & Marshall, Inc.;
certificates. Dated July
1, 1963.
Saugus Union School District,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day;
Due on July 1 from 1964 to 1976
Los Angeles
William R. Staats & Co.; Green,
County, Calif.
America, N.
T,
&
S.
A.-,
of
San
,.
Pinal
County, Mammoth
N. T.
School
at
or
District No.
8
-AtA■
Arizona
(P. O. Florence),
Bond Sale—The
.A.
&
A., of San Francisco,
the co-paying agent of said
bank
V'
S.
in
New
$184,000 bonds
York
May 13
.
awarded to
were
Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co.,
Boettcher & Co., jointly.
Huntington Beach Union High
School District,
Orange County,
and
California
Bond
Texarkana, Ark.
V
Bond
Offering
Clerk
Add
Offering
of
the
—
visors, will receive
bids
Santa
until
the
revenue
1963.
to
2
Due
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
1990
—
March
on
(M-S)
Continental
June
March
1
from
and
National
at
Lo
Trust
Company, Chicago. Legality
Mehaffy, Smith, Wil¬
liams, Friday & Bowen.
.
Unified
Fresno
Bond
School District,
County, Calif.
Offering—Carl H. Melom,
Deputy
Clerk
Supervisors,
will
bids'- at
Fresno
(PD$T)
on
chase of
of
the
receive
until
June
Board
4
sealed
10:30
for
of
the
a.m.
pur¬
$1,550,000 school bonds.
sealed bids at
11
a.m.
the
on
purchase
Dated
of
July
July 1 from 1964
inclusive.
(J-J)
(PDST)
Principal
payable"
at
and
the
Imperial Unified School District,
Imperial County, Calif.
CALIFORNIA
'
for
Super¬
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers.
&
approved by
Clovis
1975
interest
the
Bank
25
1, 1963. Due
1973
payable
until
Wallace,
of
$360,000 school bonds.
1,
Principal
Ana
June
on
$6,590,000
Dated
inclusive.
interest
of
on
L. B.
Board
Ellyson,
City Manager, will receive sealed
for
or
...
,
Offered
13
'
City
A
Chicago.
Bond
Offering—Harry M. Free,
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
Centro
until
on
bids
at
El
2
(PDST)
(J-J)
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
awarded
to
N.
Principal
payable
at
$175,000 school
May
14
were
S.
at
T.
a
&
the Bank
of
America
A., of San Francisco,
price of 100.119, a net interest
cost of about
Ellis
&
Shelby
Anderson; Cooley & Co.;
Cullom
Hutchinson,
&
Co.;
&
Shockey
&
Co.;
MacArthur
Kenower,
Shannon
Davis
&
Co.f
Co.,
and
Eddleman,
Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.
3.35%.
and
the
.
interest
County
inclusive.
callable.
The
certificates
Principal
are
interest
and
(J-J)
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office,
or
Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City
ville.
or
Jackson¬
Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
Savanna School District,
Orange
DELAWARE
County, Calif.
Dover, Del.
on
p.m.
July 15 from 1964 to 1966
inclusive.
.
.
Supervisors,
sealed
June 3 for the purchase of
$30,000
school bonds. Dated
July 15, 1963.
Due
.
Bond
bonds
,
Sale—The
offered
$95,000
May
14
awarded to Dean Witter &
3%s, at
cost
a
price of 102.07,
of about 3.59%.
school
were
Co.,
a
as
basis
Bond
City
bids
4
Offering
Clerk,
until
for
the
unlimited
—
will
noon
P.
F.
Neylan,
receive
(EDST)
purchase
tax
Punta Gorda, Fla.
Certificate
of
bonds,
sealed
on
June
$2,500,000
as
follows:
Offering
—
Sealed
bids will be received until 11
(EST)
of
on
$2,150,000
Jan.
a.m.
July 10 for the purchase
1, -1963.
1998 inclusive.
certificates.
Due
from
Dated
1966
to
Volume
St.
Bond
will
197
Petersburg,
Offering
be
(EST)
until
June
for
of
11
6267
.
pur¬
revenue
Cook
St.
Offering
...•
—
Herman
will
receive
•
Goldner,
sealed
Mayor,
bids
June
until
11
for
11
purchase
to
tificates
to
Co.,
of
„
$35,000 3V4s.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Bank
New
York
1972
20
150,000 3V4s.
price
of
cost
a
of
1975
to
1971
:
Georgia
Bond
cate:
Nov. 1 from
Co.;
Atlanta, Ga.
Bond
be received until June 25 for the
$18,000,000 school
School District No.
1,750,000 urban
8 p.m.
bonds.
library bonds.
Aug. 1, 1963.
Due
Aug. 1 from 1967 to 1989, incl.
Fayetteville, Ga.
Bond
until
sive.
on
7 p.m.
(EST)
bonds,
New
enue
1,
1963.
Due
on
bonds.
Due
The bonds
payable
and
Bank
of
Honolulu,
New
New
York
York
the
Legality
City and
Crocker-
San Fran¬
approved
Wood, King, Dawson
1966
&
by
Logan.
ILLINOIS
Sale
—
The
bonds offered
awarded
Co., at
to
$450,000
May 13
Barcus,
to
:
*
Due
1980
June
on
Sale —The
Other
Due
June
on
members
the
of
net
$425,000 4s.
&
Ingen
&
J.
&
syndi¬
775,000 3s.
v
•
1969 to
Due
to
Co.,
Inc.;
Hornblower
&
Due
Dec.
a
nolds & Co.; Julien Collins & Co.
The
Illinois
Company;
Ball,
Burge & Krau.s; Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co.; Walston & Co., Inc.; Barret,
North
&
Co.;
•
John
W.
Due
on
&
1
Co.,
on
June 11
$5,725,000
rev¬
follows:
as
2,000,000
J-D.
Due
July 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
3Y2s.
1,200,000
from
Le¬
Due
3.40s.
on
Due
1985 to
900,000
3V2S.
Hfrom
$2,450,000 series
&
Co.;
Allan
Corp.
No.
Cord, Ice & Miller.
Sale—The
-
1980.
sold
were
$40,000
(P.
on
to
O.
White-
receive
(EST)
School
sealed
,
011
Treasurer,
bids
June
3
until
for
8
the
A.
of
tal
awarded
.
a
sealed
University; will
bids
until'11
a.m.
$6,825,000
revenue bonds.
I,.
1961.
from
1964
to
Due
1975
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Bond
enue
Sale—The
Jens
bonds
were
to
on
1991
& Rowe.
to
rev«
Negley,
*
J.
interest
to
to
to
Offering—Walter A.
City Controller, will re¬
Timm,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10
on
of
Dated
1,
revenue
1963. Due
clusive.
The
bonds
are
1979 in¬
callable.
Principal and interest (J-J)
City.
Legality
Jan.
on
July 1 from 1964 to
pay¬
Bond
and
Mississinewa School Building
Corporation (P. O. Gas City), Ind.
Sale—The
awarded
Corp.,
at
$250,000
offered
to
a
about 2.96%.
1985
the
net
bonds
May
City
14
Corp.,
Securities
interest
cost
of
July 1 from
July 1 from
on
Newman
Bond
Securities
Woody
Offering
visors,
the
will
&
net
a
(CST)
purchase
sealed
on
of
$275,000
from
Due
1966
of
May
reve¬
14
were
Securities
interest
Court
sealed
cost
of
bids
Elizabeth
Clerk,
Louisiana
Bond
Offering
v
,
Jewitt
—
Commissioners,
sealed; bids until 11
June
000
14 for the
until
to
1983
'
revenue
bonds. Prin-
Legality
approved
Nabb,
Montgomery County, Ky.
1
Offering
p.m.
receive
(CST)
on
inclusive.
Legality
maryland
have
(EST)
the
purchase
nue
bonds.
of
on
postponed
June
$1,200,000
10
Offering—D.
County
Commissioners,
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Paul
Mc-
June
on
of
4
to
11
for
Due
1988
for
reve¬
re¬
a.m.
the
school
1, 1963.
1965
will
until
$6,000,000
Dated June
from
bids
pur¬
bonds.
on
June
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Postponed—
been
(P. O. Bel Air),
Chairman of the Board-of
ceive
1
to
a.m.
Maryland
p.m.
by Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
bids
of Drain¬
will
purchase of $63,-
Hartford County
Bond
1
Montgomery National Bank.
Sealed
Hulin,
improvement bonds. Due from
1965
will
June 10 for the purchase
Sterling.
Bond
!
Kentucky
$1,200,000
at the
1983
•
DistrictNo.l (P. O. Abbeville),
age
cipale and interest (J-D) payable
Mt.
sewer
to
Vermilion Parish, Gravity Drainage
'V i
$327,000
Offering—Mrs.
on
bids
May 28 for
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
County
(EST)
Montz,
inclusive.
>
inclusive.
Equitable
I
Bond
Co.,
Heimer¬
Harry
—
receive
7 p.m.
July 1 from
on
offered
to
at
.
Invest¬
John The Baptist Parish,
Sewerage District No. 1, La.
Montgomery (P. O. Mt. Sterling),
reve¬
were
Weil
St.
bonds.
about 3.19%.
receive
-
Co.;
dinger.
1978 inclusive.
Sale—The
awarded
Scott,
Share Corp.
bonds
nue
by
Michigan City, Ind.
&
1975 inclusive.
to
Bank, Michi¬
approved
Dain
Secretary of the Board
Bond
bonds.
Robinson-Humphrey
Walter,
until
July 1 from
on
pur¬
$153,500
June
July 1 from
Hopkinsville, Ky.
a.m.
June 3 for the
1979
1, 1992.
1, 1993.
Chairman of the Board of Super¬
on
124,000 314 s. Due
Bond
1
Co.; Hendrix & Mayes, Ihc.;
Channer
and
about
1972 inclusive.
44,000 3.20s. Due
1973
of
Due July
Due July
Co.;
M.
ment
at
inclusive.
40,000 3%s. Due
2001
Co,,
'
on
1968
46,000 3y4s. Due
1969
cost
follows:
as
&
July
inclusive.
Co., Inc.; Northrop & White, Inc.;
Ranson
& ^Co.;
McDougal
and
Condon, Inc.; Steiner, Rouse & Co.;
composed of
group
&
on
by
(P. O.
Musekamp
1976 to
nue
$235,000
sold
H.
1964
1
Michigan City, Ind.
Bond
Lawrenceville, III.
a
$46,000 3V2s. Due
Dated
April
on
Casey,
Sale—The $425,000 police
will' receive facility bonds offered
May
15
p.m.
(CDST) were awarded to the Indianapolis
of
to
net
3.23%,
June 4 for the purchase
Bond
purchase
in¬
Inc., Magnus
Co., Robert L. Conners & Co.,
&
par,
of the
Community Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller.
$250,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1963. Due on Oct. 1 from 1965 to
2002
Sale—The $300,000 hospi¬
bonds
offered
May 9 were
G.
April
gan
B.
to
approved
Bond
and
on
Libertyville), III.
—
1965
Legality
1
ford; Barrow, Leary & Co.; Baton,
Stevenson & Co.;
Johnston, Lem¬
July 1.
Williamstown), Ky.
Offering—J. A. Franklin,
Bond
Consolidated School District
No. 73 (P. O.
Offering
Dated
Grant County
Bloomington), Ind.
able at the Citizens
.
Co., Barcus, Kindred
George K. Baum & Co.,
the
from
July
Other members of the
syndicate:
purchase of $131',-
bonds.
1
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
A. C. Allyn & Co.; Hattier & San-
on
.
University, Trustees of
Treasurer
and
school
(CST)
Fox, Reusch & Co.,
Indiana
chase
140
R.
A bonds.
•
,
Lake County, Hawthorn
from
Due
clusive.
,
Community
300,000 Is.
John
—
July
1988 inclusive.
Due
1989
300,000 3.60s.
Rivers, Ky.
Offering
revenue
1962.
of
cost
V from 1978 to 1984
inclusive.
1,
from 1964 to
1
Interest
June 3 for the
000
were
follows:
as
1966 to
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
Vick
Co.; Hutchinson Shockey
Co.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Bond
Dec. 1, 1979
(EST)
sealed
Co.; M. B.
Bond
from
Dec. 1 from
&
receive
Murray, Inc.; Mullaney, Wells
Co.; Nongard, Showers
(P. O. Murphyboro), III.
of
Other members of the
syndicate:
John Nuveen &
Co., Shearson.
Hammill
21
interest
net
a
3.46,
1,300,000 5s.
O'Bryan, City Clerk, will,receive
inclusive., In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved
by
&
Jackson County,'
price
cost
Dec. -1
on
bonds,
Co.; William Blair &
Consolidated School Dist.
1978, incluive.
$65,000 3%s.
and
on
enue
(CDST)
inclusive.
1973, inclusive.
1,375,000 314s.
1974
on
will
a.m.
for the purchase of
1
Weeks; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
C. Bradford &
Co.; Shearson,
Hammill
$3,140,000
interest
Due
College,
bids until 10
Inc.; Channer Newman Securities
follows:
1965 to 1968.
Treasurer of Ball State Teach¬
ers
1
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Mer¬
Dated Oct. 1,1962. Due on Oct. 1
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc.; A. C.
Allyn & Co.; from 1965 to 1966. Interest A-O.
Dean Witter &
Co.; B. J. Van Legality approved by Ross, Mc-
218
Co., Inc., at
as
$6,000,000
May
a
650,000 fire department bonds.
2,750,000 sewer bonds.
Rice,
June
sealed bids.until 7 p,m.
3,275,000 .series B bonds.
bonds
a
Offering—Joseph C. Wag¬
ner.
June
on
Phillips Co.
3.26%,
inclusive.
rill
&
by
100.03,
Dated
Dec.
on
Bond
&
Kindred
No.
College
(P. O. Muncie), Ind.
Bond
from
1
inclusive.
Due
3.70s.
A. C. Allyn &
.
_'
:
cate:
County Community High
District
Ball State Teachers
1 from
from 1998 to 2003 inclusive.
school bonds offered
May 22 were
awarded to a syndicate headed
about
offered
$1,000,000 building bonds.
1,200,000 auditorium bonds.
,
Blair &
(P. O. Blue Island), III.
of
Alvin
—
bonds.
Grand
June
on
McDonald,
Sal e—The
100.0214,
gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
& Fahey.
t*-
indiana
Co., and the Indianapolis Bond &'
Bond
1983
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
from 1981 to 1997 inclusive.
Share
School
Offering
1963. Due
ap¬
from
syndicate headed by
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price of
$250,000
3.68%,
1977 inclusive.
3%s.
1,140,000
rev¬
were
4.11%.
Cook
Legality
Due
kentucky
revenue
be
Commission
d
o n
bonds
County Clerk, will receive sealed
trust
bonds.
revenue
awarded to
were
bids until 1:30 p.m.
(EST) on May
29 for the purchase of
may
Due
Monroe, La.
$32,000 city
10
bonds.
Legality approved by
Buchler & Carr,
B
May
Pue
1968 to 1993 inclusive.
Boyd County (P. O. Catlettsburg),
Kentucky
Bond
improvement
Cutier.
are
or
as
by the
The
—
bonds.
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
ap¬
interest
bonds
bank
purchaser.
Legality
offered
Vester
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
on
$2,-
&
net interest cost of about
a
the
of
and
a
$25,000 improvement
June
about
Dated May
The
Chicago
upon
.
405,000 4s.
Clarke
Bunker Hill, III.
Bond
agreed
and
(CDST)
Principal
sealed
on
awarded to the Keystone
Savings
Bank.
•
the.
Dec. 1 from 1965
inclusive.
in
Sale
sealed
purchase
on
Souter,
Nov. 1 from 1964 to
proved by Chapman &
.
:
Fitch,
enue
1982
of
receive
a.m.
(CST)
office.
bonds
(
Mrs.
—
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(CST) on
May 28 for the purchase of $85,000 bonds, as follows:
(M-N) payable at the City
Bond
M^N,
Grafton,
Brock, Village Clerk, will receive
inclusive. Principal and in¬
hall
by
1,
1965
Epps, La.
Offering
35,000
.
from
Interest
approved
Bond
25,000
Treasurer's
Collins,
inclusive.
1
louisiana
the
on
Dated May
May
Ferguson & Fleischer.
1963. Due
and
bonds.
on
Bank
receive
a.m.
on
of
purchase of $900,000
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
Vieth,
J.
2002
Legality
Keystone, Iowa
revenue bonds.
company
100.0044,
Company, Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Rey¬
or
Anglo National Bank,
cisco.
Di¬
Chemical
Trust
City
in¬
at
rector of Finance of the
County
'Dated
Principal
(J-J)
the
for
(J-D) payable at
rev¬
a
$1,220,000 5s. Due
/
July 1 from
on
1964 to 1985 inclusive.
terest
11
4
to
to
will
9
,
until
callable.
$6,750,000
follows:
City), H a wad
revenue
callable.
University
syndicate headed by
Nuveen & Co., and
White,
1978 to
$16,-
are
will
bids
500,000
for
terest
Treasurer
June
ap¬
bonds offered May 20 were
3,345,000
Bond Offering—E. H.
Cook, Di¬
rector
of
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m.
(HST); on
June 4 for the purchase of
000,000
Normal
10
until
1982
Offering—A.
and
State
Due
Legality approved
Offering—Cortez
Clerk,
bids
(P. O. Joliet), III.
Commission,
Due
Legality
net interest cost of about
as
(P. O. 48 Wall St.,
June 1, 1963.
Bond
Secretary
O. Normal), 111.
awarded to
a
1966 to 1993 inclu¬
York
-
1963.
Co.,
County Public Building
1, 1963. Due
State
(P.
hawaii
... -
Will
school
Weld & Co., at a price of
>
Legality approved by King
Spalding.
:■
Honolulu
J-D.
Bond Sale—The
sive.
&
1,
Bond
City
Co., Indianapolis;
sold
the
or
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
,
March
March 1 from
as
bonds.
revenue
Dated
June
Interest
John
$110,000 sewerage bonds.
350,000
Dated
Illinois
June 3 for
on
$1,600,000
Bank,
Wood, Inc.
Commission
May 27 for the
on
of
Mem¬
were
Duncan &
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
v
Offering—R. L. Knowles,
will receive sealed bids
the purchase of
$460,000
follows:
Trust
bonds
age
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1978 inclu¬
on
Dated
Mayor,
(CDST)
purchase
Bank,
Boulevard
Northwest
to
Des Moines, Iowa
Polo, III.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
500,000 park bonds.
250,000
&
Bank
Draper,
receive
7:30
revenue
1962.
Due
interest
and
National
Rensselaer.
syndi¬
Bond Sale—The $30,000 sewer¬
108
Offering—Kenneth Jones,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
renewal bonds.
the
Kenower, MacArthur &
Bond
bonds.
sewer
National
1963.
iowa
Coughlin & Co.
(P. O. Medinah), III.
.
bonds.
9,000,000 auditorium bonds.
6,000,000 improvement bonds.
3,500,000
the
to
of
000
revenue
1,
Flo
—
will
June 3 for the purchase of
$160,-
the
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
from
1
for
payable at the Farmers &
Rensselaer
of
Dec.
on
members
Pacific
Dupage County Community High
purchase of $38^00,000 unlimited
tax bonds, as follows:
sold
were
(A-O)
1 from
6
$345,000
June
Principal
Merchants
American Fletcher National
Bank
Negley, Jens & Rowe*
Offering—-Sealed bids will
Dec.
011
of
clusive.
from
1
June
on
Dated
1979 inclusive.
First
Chicago;
Dec.
on
(CDST)
and
April 1 from 1964 to 1968 in¬
on
inclusive.
Due
phis;; National
Sale—The $360,000 rev¬
bonds
enue
until
bonds.
100.103,
1975 inclusive.
1976 to
Other
Creve Coeur, III.
;
to
530,000 3s.
1977 inclusive.
& Logan.
1970
580,000 23As. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
bids
Clerk
purchase
syndicate headed by
a
,>1964 to
inclusive.
Due
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
$1,726,000
p.m.
$616,000 2V2S. Due
were
Trust
on
1974
to
The
—
net interest cost of about 2.81%,
as
follows:-
^
at
Due
Sale
Clerk,
school bonds offered May 16 were
Due Nov. 1, 1971.
.150,000 3s.
Trust
Bond
Offering
City
City
,
57
Wickliffe, Ky.
Bond
Offering—Leona R. War-'
Treasurer,
ren,
a
May
Chicago,
Pontiac), III.
Bache & Co., at a price of
Northern
the
Bond
awarded to
'
Sale—The $335,000 school
offered
Rensselaer, Ind.
School District No. 90 (P. O.
District
Prospect),
Illinois
-v
Bond
Company, New York City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Wood, King,
Dawson
School
(2201)
Livingston County, Township High
Walter,
on
callable.
are
Chemical
Channer
Co.,
a
net interest
Oct. 1 from., 100.0174,
inclusive. The cer¬ about 3.14%, as follows:
1983
and interest
County
awarded
of
$17,000,000 '{ Certificates. V Dated
April 1, 1963. Due
1964
Co., Inc.,
bonds
(EST)
a.m.
the
&
Securities
No. 57 (P. O. Mount
Petersburg, Fla.
Certificate
on
Vick
Financial Chronicle
Heimerdinger, Seasongood & Mayer, and Pohl & Co.,
Inc.
.■■■•.' '
V, ■■
7_ r<
bonds.
W.
B.
and
Woody &
a.m.
the
The Commercial
.
Newman
bids
11
$17,000,000
.
M.
Fla.
Sealed
—
received
on
chase
Number
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Bel
Bank
Air,
of
proved
Cast.
or
the
First
Baltimore.
by
Smith,
National
Legality
ap¬
Somerville- &
10
Baltimore), Md.
Sale—The
Bond
$940,000
bonds offered May
enue
until 8 p.m.
bids
College (P. O.
Morgan State
rev¬
June were awarded to the American
$825,000 'National Bank, St. Paul, at a net
(EST)
purchase
1, 1963.
Finance Agency.
Interest
^
MASSACHUSETTS
~
~
M-N.
Miller,
by
.Legality
Canfield,
&
Stone:
y;
"
,rV'y.\
?•
:
s
Sale—The
offered
May 21
Oshtemo
notes
•
Quincy, at
Sale
offered
$50,000 notes
as
Street
State
Co.,
2.60s, at
Bank
Trust
&
,
14 <' were
brook,
Member
net
Board,
will
McDonald
&
net interest cost
a
about 2.47%.
'
Bond Sa e—The $495,000 water
offered
May 14 were
the
offered
May'14
$100,000
notes
awarded to
were
net interest cost of about 2.20%.
a
Romulus
Plymouth Home
7^No. 281, Minn.
Bond' O f f
until
Bank, as 2.40s, at a price
100.096, a basis cost of about
2.38%.
sealed
i
e r
Sale—The
4
C.
Nelson E.
—
of
Detroit, at
bids
(EDST)
June
on
until
1991
to
The bonds
inclusive.
of
callable.
F-A.
Interest
-
Dated
July 1, 1963. Due
cipal
interest
and
the
at
New
National
July 1
on
1978, inclusive. Prin¬
(J-J)
England
Bank,
payable
Merchants
Boston.
Legality
approved by Ropes & Gray.
Bond
Offering
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
June
000
for the
6
to
Due
1974
Sudbury Water District, Mass.
National
approved
offered
May 15
$150,000
awarded to
were
the National Shawmut
ton,
3s,
as
at
Bank, Bos¬
price
a
notes
of
100.672,
Note
the
The
—
May 15
Valley
Springfield,
1.29%.
000
improvement
&
Trust-
price
a
about
of
'
Offering—Harold
City
liup,
sealed
Gwin-
will
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
June
on
Clerk,
for
4
the
(EST)
purchase
of
$245,000 sewage bonds. Dated May
1, 1963: Due on Oct. 1 from 1965
to -1992
inclusive.
callable.
The
Interest
approved
by
Paddock &
bonds
A-O.
1975
bonds
Braun,
to
a
Bennett,
Grand
by
as
(M-S)
&
A.
Weeks,
&
Parcells
interest
1983
cost
of
of
Inc.,
Manley,
Co.,
&
Co.,
about
the
and
at
a
3.47%,
follows:
inclusive.
terest
(A-O)
Miller,
Canfield,
1965 to
1
The
at
the
for
school
Due
bonds
&
1976 to
1980 inclusive.
700,000 3V2S. Due
1981
to
1991
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
will
Jan.
on
(CDST)
purchase
bonds.
inclusive.
receive
Dated
1
of
1966
be
offered
sealed
June
bids until 2 p.m.
17
775,000
for
the
1987
Due
H.
receive
(EST)
purchase of
revenue bonds.
1, 1963.
to
will
on
$3,-
Dated May
The
bonds
&
Bond
Education,
of
received
will
Board
receive
of
sealed
until
June
3
for
1971
and
"110,000
Due
May
on
1,
the
(CDST)
purchase
on
of
May
$285,000
on
Jan.
1
from
Interest
1965
J-J.
the
to
bonds.
St.
2.80s.
Due
3s.
Due
R.
J.
&
on
received
June
18
until
for
8
on
May 1 from
sealed
of
&
Co.,
&
Co., Inc., and
Co.
until
the
Mar-
p.m.
8
receive
unlimited
bonds,
1981
inclusive.
bonds.
1,
Due
Sale
son
ort
(J-J) payable at the
Bankers
or
The
$335,000 im-
provement bonds offered
May 14
New York
Trust Co.,
Co.,
Trust
Bond
Due
Franco,
bonds
are
interest
callable.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Legal¬
the
be received until 7:30
June TO
$2,000,000
bids
for
the
revenue
p.m.
(PDST)
purchase
bonds.
of
Due
and
Nagel,
&
Sherman
Howard.
Aztec
Municipal School District
No. 2, N. Mex,
Offering—D. Polk Brown,
Bond
of Education,
Board
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
May 28 for the purchase of $374,Dated
bonds.
school
June
1,
1963.
Des
i.
Municipal School
Moines
District
No.
22,
N.
Mex.
Offering—Leroy E.
Bond
Clerk of the
Board
Ellis,
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 2:30
(MST)
p.m.
on
May
for the
29
purchase of $204,000 school bonds.
June
1, 1963. Due on June
to
1973
inclusive.
1964
from
able at the State Treasurer's office
8:30
Union
p.m..
of
pur¬
proved
County.
Legality
ap¬
Tallmadge and Talland
Standley, Kegel &
by
madge
Campos.
sewer
on
July
bonds. Due
on
1,
1963.1 Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Westwood.
Legality
■
July
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
July
Roswell
1975 inclusive.
Peoples Trust Company of Bergen
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood.
City. Legality approved by
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
May 28 for the
interest
County,
or
D.
$81,000 sewer bonds. Due
from
at
office,
re¬
$881,000 unlimited bonds,
1
payable
(J-D)
will
follows:
Dated
June 15
incl. Principal
on
Michael
until
1 from 1964 to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
—
Clerk,
chase of
NEVADA
;;
Offering
Borough
on
& Logan.
4
Dated
bonds.
Treasurer's
State
June
on
purchase of
Due
1968
to
Dawson,
1
(EDST)
as
1964
Dated
sealed
R.
Jeannette
the
school
1963.
interest
and
City. Legality approved
Emerson, N. J.
800,000
N
—
1963.
for
6
15,
from
Principal
1963.
Jersey Bank and
Clifton,
—
(MST)
a.m.
$5,000,000
000
school
interest
school
Sparks, Nev. f
..
Bond
1,
10
June
June
as
tax
July 1 from 1964 to
July
Mc¬
•
MEXICO
Offering
Clerk of the
142,000
&
7
•
of
$760,000 improvement bonds. Due
on
by
approved
Washburn
Education, will receive sealed bids
(EDST)
purchase
follows:
ceive
of
Polk County (P. O. Crookston),
Minnesota
- *
;
.
May 29 for
on
July
of
(CDST)
purchase
Bond
York
M.
will
the
for
4
the
Company, Scotch
Legality
•
and
at
the Bankers Trust Company, New
Clerk,
bids
June
Principal
payable
(J-D)
Hoyt,
Reed,
until
Co.,
Offering—Edith
City
New
ity approved by Wood, King, Daw¬
Minn.
p.m.
Board
County Treasurer's office.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Dated
Paul'Maplewood Indep.
St. Paul),
inclusive.
1974
interest
District, N. Mex.
Clifton, N. J.
rion,
(EDST)
of
purchase
Stromberg, Clerk of the Board of
Hanauer
Sims
Ross
the
Reidy,
receive
1, 1963. Due on June 1 from 1965
May 1 from
Trust
B.
will
\
1,
Newark, Boland, Saffin, Gordon &
J.
O.
(P.
Albuquerque Municipal School
on
Union
for
4
NEW
May
on
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
Fidelity
Township
$700,000 sewer bonds. Dated June
1975.
198,000 3.10s. Due
and
July 1 from 1964 to 1993, incl.
The
School District No. 622 (P. O.
North
the
of $1,400,000
Le¬
on
of
(CST)
purchase
and
North
Secretary
by
approved
Plains), N. J.
Clerk,
June
on
Carthy.
1972.
1974 and
Dated
Bond Offering—Esther Hender¬
Na¬
Company,
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
55,000 2.70s. Due May 1, 1973.
the
Bellevue School District, Neb.
$1,000,000 school bonds.;
the'
2.60s.
110,000
Plains
Plains.
55,000 2V2s. Due May 1, 1970.
on
;
Trust
Legality
Township
July 1 from 1964 to 1973 incl.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
District, Mich.
Offering—Elizabeth Tay-
Secretary
were
1979
interest
and
the First
at
&
Suburban Trust
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Carthy.
Okemos School
kr,
from
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
are
Stone.
1
until 8 p.m.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Detroit Bank
Paddock
May
on
Education, will receive sealed bids
callable.
Company, Detroit. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Due
bids until 4 p.m.
'
& Trust
6s.
son,
for
Bank
1962.
1964 to
Principal
payable
tional
to
Offering—Erwin G. Hill,
City Manager, will receive sealed
July 1 from 1969
on
inclusive.
13
bonds.
Bond
27
g—Everett
$270,000
NEBRASKA
inclusive.
n
interest
net
a
of about 3.28%, as follows:
cost
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
1974
i
May
June
on
Bond Offering—Helen M.
$1,018,000
syndicate headed by
a
102.2148,
Bond
purchase of $135,000 improvement
1986
Due
e r
of
County High School Dist.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Legality
1963.
Clerk,
price
J.
school
1 from
Scotch
Other members of the syndicate:
Ronan, Mont.
June
to
inclusive.
not
Valier), Mont.
(EDST)
purchase of $1,010,000
June
on
(P. O.
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., at a
(P. O.
$144,000 school
R.
Alexander
—
JERSEY
bonds offered May 15 were
sewer
$902,000
$215,000
J-J.
Due
Ramsey.
Sale —The
Herbert
sealed
on
for the
a" (J-D)
of
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
Reorganized
.7.7
school bonds. Dated June 1,
Somerville), N. J.
165,000
awarded to J. M. Dain 8c Co.
July 1, 1963.
from
Interest
,
at
cost
basis
by
will receive sealed
Education,
18
2.60s,
as
a
1977
interest
and
Legality- approved
Offering
Scotch
Sautter,
bonds
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
City
ap¬
sold to Stern Brothers
were
JVo. 18 (P. O.
O f f
Bond
Legality
Co.
&
Marquette, Mich.
Kent,
in¬
and
MONTANA
Mankato, Minn.
July 1 from
on
to
1964
Principal
Bond Sale—The
the
Paddock
Corp.,
NEW
Rolla), Mo.
.
Independent School
Clerk,
Principal
1, 1963.
1964 to
Meissner, Secretary of the Board
American
Bridgewater Township
July 1, 1963.
School District No. R~1
Offering—Karl Kalli, Dis¬
1975 inclusive.
125,000 S^s. Due
$600,000
of
payable, at the City
Crawford Counties,
Pondera
bids until 4 p.m.
5
May
on
1 * from
office.
the
to
$210,000
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Phelps, Maries, Gasconade and
of
District No. 95, Minn.
trict
of
55,000 2:90s. Due May 1, 1976.
July 1 from
on
sealed
MISSOURI
Stone.
Bond
Bond
Bank,
about 2.59%.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
quart, Windhorst & West.
$125,000 3V2S. Due
Franks,
(CST)
Dated
April
on
T.
purchase
a
Principal and
payable
1 from
June
on
June
on
of
Ramsey School District, N. J.
awarded to
$150,000 munici¬
100.001,
awarded to
receive
a.m.
of
Bond
Rapids. Legality approved
Cromwell
were
Co.,
10
awarded
were
Board
the
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
of
Note Sale—The
•
B.
(J-D) payable at the Dover Trust
1.65%.
from
Bond Sale—The $365,000
composed
&
McDonald
Charles
net
group
15
until
Due
Dated
inclusive.
callable.
are
(interest
1991
to
purchase
Company.
notes
National
the
inclusive.
4
net interest cost
a
for
Due
**
V"
$700,000
were
.
school bonds. Dated June
Woldeboro, N. H.
(EST)
March
on
at
(CST) on
Due
W.
—
will
school bonds.
Canfield,
May
Offering
Clerk,
for
MINNESOTA
Bosworth
Hornblower
Bond
City
Leon
purchase
Due
&
77
Education, will receive sealed
5
receive
District, Miss.
receive
bonds.
by
;
/
Indianhead
Securities
Tupelo Municipal Separate School
Old Kent Bank & Trust Company,
Sale—The $950,000 school
awarded
1963.
Stone.
offered
the
for
Bank
Palmer
: *•\y \ ;
May 14
of
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
pal electric bonds offered May 16
inclusive.
1993
-
from
of Mc¬
were
—
will
revenue
1,
are
Legality
Miller,
May
(P. O. Holly), Mich
bohds
Clerk,
27
$460,000
Holly Area School District
Bond
Offering
Harn,
to
sold
will
Zeeland, Mich.
May
on
y
13
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Hart, Mich.
•
Bond
Mich.
Goodbody & Co., at
Bond
Van
to
Depositary's
'
$500,-
L. L. Herring-
—
bonds.
revenue
1966
net interest cost of about 3.43%.
Co.,
MICHIGAN
v
000
$250,000 build¬
May
offered
Secretary
incl.
National
Sale—The
77 ••
Delbert
—
1982
,
Note
May 31 for the purchase of $85,-
bids
offered
Offering
d
o n
of
Nashua, N. H.
price
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Legality
Canfield,
White Cloud School District,
bonds
bonds
Clerk,
Town
ton,
awarded to
were
at
and
Stone.
&
awarded to
$500,000 notes
Bank
Miller,
by
B
,
Due
Legality approved
7.7- :-r.\
v-;'; .■••.y'.'.
v
.
1965
Principal
Bond Sale—The
Springfield, Mass.
Sale
offered
a
School District,
Jersey
1963.
1,
Thorndike,
-
the Mechanics State Bank
29
ing
West
from
1
Detroit.
Bank
Paddock
basis cost of about 2.90%.
a
July
on
Storey,
McComb, Miss.
Bond Sale Cancelled—The
(J-J) payable at the City
Note
Sale—The
on
purchase of $180,-
inclusive.
interest
(EST)
bonds. Dated April 1,
revenue
1963.
the."First
at
Boston.
of
about
MISSISSIPPI
June
from 1964 to
1
Nashua,
Bond Offering
V.
Barnum, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
June
the
Sumrall, Miss.
Kenneth
—
May 28
on
Decker,
Legality
quart, Windhorst &-West.
Saint Louis, Mich.
pur¬
$1,200,000 school bonds.
from 1964 to
100.357,
New
purchase of $96,000 school
are
Comb, have been cancelled.
of about 2.00%.
a.m.
the
for
4
chase
11
(EDST)
a.m.
Dated May Dodge.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1964
1, 1963.
notes
$250,000
net interest cost
a
11
able
June 5 for the purchase of $1,-
Hutchinson, Town Treasurer, will
sealed
of
bids until 8 p.m.
Manufacturers National Bank
the
receive
Elizabeth,
Mount Arlington
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
(CDST)
p.m.
400,000 school bonds.
May 13 were awarded to
.•
Shrewsbury (P. O. Boston), Mass.
BondOffering
Union
of
price
a
bids
sealed
Dated
on
,
g—Clifford
it
until
bids
Township School District
Note
offered
'
School1
the
receive
bonds.
Smith, District Clerk, will receive
(P. O. Romulus), Mich.
National
of
of
at
the
to
basis cost of about 3.01%.
for the
on
School District, Mich:
Sale—The
Note
a
interest cost of about 3.18%.
& Co., and,
Bennett,
River Rouge
Paul, at
bonds
to
$308,000 im¬
Co.,
Trust
3.05,
as
Offering—Philip D. Esta-
Na¬
American
tional Bank of St.
May 13 were awarded to
Co., jointly, at
of
7y*
*
the River Rouge Savings^ Bank, at
Plymouth, Mass.
awarded
The
—
awarded
County
(P. O. Boston), N. H.
Bond
The $25,000 notes: Robbinsdale
Indep. School District
—
Kenower, MacArthur
price of 100.225,
a
cost of about 2.55%..
basis
}
'
May 16 were awarded to
,
the
a
The
—
offered
Manley,
Framingham, Mass.
Note
Michigan
Sale
Note
Bank,
net interest cost of
'
a
1.26%.
about
National
Community Sch. Dist.yi;
-7y7 "
awarded to
were
the
Sale
'''
$500,000
Shore
South
the
to
May
Bond
were
Claremont School District
$181,000 bridge
bonds .o f f e r e d
awarded
J
Dedham, Mass.
Note
Bond Sale—The
Metuchen, N. J.
,
'
provement bonds offered May 14
Lake Falls), Minn
*
approved
Paddock
The
inclusive.
1991
to
callable.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
callable.
are
are
Red Lake County (P. O. Red
,
inclusive. The bonds
1965
bond
interest' cost of about 2.85%.
May 1 from 1964 to 1989
on
awarded to the Housing and Home
from
on
of
school bonds. Dated June
Due
16 were
the
for
&
Municipal
Bond
School District
No. 1, N. Mex.
••••.- -
''
Offering—John
yy
W.
Hall,
Jr.", Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
11
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
bonds.
on
on
of
until
June 12 for the
$1,000,000
school
Dated June 15, 1963.
June 15 from 1964 te 1968,
Principal and interest (J-D)
Due
incK
pay-
Volume 197
Number
6267
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2203)
able at the State Treasurer's
Company, Port Chester. Legality
well.
University
of
of
Regents
New
(P.
Mexico,
O.
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
SoUna ani
Board
District
Bond
the
National
Bank
1
"
Note
4
for
the
school
'
YORK
1987
Offering—Frank A. Gaw-
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
.7,
1963.
Due
June
5,
(EDST)
of
on June
$1,500,000
March
1,
Deposit Company,
'
S""<h«>w"
„
Syra-
.
,
n.
.
,
,.
....
.,
,
able at the Marine Trust
Company:
$2,057,000 school
Company: bonds. Legality approved by Haw-
Midland
Marine
o£
New
Trust
York
Legality
Yo^k Sty
Kew
approved
a s e
or-
by
,
„
Note
0
,,
Bond
Y.
Offering-Rodenck
will
sealed
receive
n'
UJltil
/■pr\Orn\
noon
T
(EDST)
C
Beaman
receive
sealed
(EDST)
on
M
28
„„
^
$9,140,000
'
'
bonds. .Dated
$5,135,00° notes. Due June12,1964.4,005,000 notes. Due June 12,1964.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay-
and interest payable at the Chase
Commerical
at
the
National
Trust
and
Dated
Company, Hud-
or
son.
Legality approved by Hawkins, DelafieId & Wood.
Bond
Offering—Howard
Trimble
will
until
for
3
receive
&
the
purchase
June
Dated Oct
from
inclusive.
1
Interest
approved
by
1965
by
Aug.
A-O.
Hawkins,
bonds
offered
-
Bond
R.,
Offering
Fay,
sealed
President,
$290,000 water
14
were
interest cost of about
4
$1,300,000
for
$90,000 6s. Due
to
Solon
B
to
2002
on June
1983
Dated
Board of
Bond
Chairman,
will
receive
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
28 for the purchase of
May
Dec
es^
wl
June
June 1 from
on
1982 inclusive.
composed
vnrt
t*
York
Ba^ik
,
Lhemical.Bank
Company, New
♦
Trust
T
.
SSrntt Dr??e' Hanrahan' Mc"
Govern & Lane.
York
State
June 1 from
on
Note
Offering
Sigety,
Executive
receive
sealed
about
(EDST)
chase
on
of
rev-
net in-
a
will
p.m.
May 27 for the
pur-
notes.
Dated
June 6, 1963. Due March
16, 1964.
t Commission will receive
sea]ed
olwlu
on
pany,
New
York
City.
Legality
approved by Caldlwell, Trimble &
Mitchell.
Bond
O
Port Chester)
Offering
Posillipo, Town
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
of
on
—
N
28
Anthony
until
J.
11
a.m.
May 29 for the
pur-
$200,000
improvement
bonds. Dated June 1, 1963. Due on
June 1 from 1964 to 1978 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
Trust
at
the
County
u
for the
(EST)
a.m.
a.m.
purchase
on
O.
until
10
receive
(EST)
a.m.
June 5 for the purchase of
$1,-
1, 1961. Due
to
2001
awarded
Interest
approved
by
Polk
No.
Manhattan
Bank,
of
the
(P. O.
-
RaleighN C
Bond
iing> Secretary of the Local Gov-
(J-D)
Commission, will receive
payable
Treasurer's
a-m-
OKLAHOMA
bonds.
Due
on
25,000 school bonds. Due
1964 to
on
June
bonds
awarded
offered
May
16
to Geo. K. Baum
were
&
Co.,
Luce, Thompson & Co., joint¬
ly, at a net interest cost of about
"
Bond
;
&
the
for
bids
ap¬
2
(CST)
p.m.
for the
bonds. Due from 1966 to 1984 incl.
Tulsa County (P. O.
Tulsa), Okla.
—
Richard
Earl,
Legality
Allegheny
are
until
for
O.
e r
will
11
inclusive.
Interest
i
n
1963.
Principal
Inc.;
Stifel,
land
Corp.;
Green,
&
Due
bonds.
on
sealed
on
(J-J)
payable
at
City
Trust
First
cost
—
The
are
im¬
Trust
a
net interest cost of about
National
City.
City
Bank,
New
Legality approved by
Bond
enue
10
June
5
the
Sale—The
$550,000
rev¬
May 13
were
3.29%.
for
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
to
Due
1964
inclusive.
to
1993
of
interest
and
the
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Legality
approved
by
Townsend, Elliot & Munson.
about
a
13
—
The
22
a
were
headed
sold
to
May
syndicate
by the First National City
&
cost
follows:
as
2.70s.
April
on
1969
Due
1
"inclusive.
April
on
1
,
2,000,000 mental health bonds.
15,000,000 highway
2,000,000 2.70s.
1975
and
bonds.
,
on
April
1,
on
Due
April
1,:
1976.
2%s.
Due
1978.
and
2.90s.
Due
April
on
1
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
7,000,000 3s. Due
April 1, 1982
on
and 1983.
Other
members
Drexel
&
Thalmann
$30,000,000
offered
interest
net
a
of
Forgan
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Brothers
Sale
were
Bank
Glore,
2.88%,
4,000,000
cate:
(Commonwealth of)
21
National
1 from 1964 to
net in¬
2.54%.
PUERTO RICO.
Puerto Rico
&
syndicate headed by
a
par,
4,000,000
Bank, Berwyn, at
of
Bank
$25,000,000
$4,000,000 2.90s. Due
im¬
Line
cost
at
1977
awarded to the Upper Main
terest
The
May
and
2,000,000
Berwyn), Pa.
$130,000
,
were-
$8,000,000 education bonds."
Tredyffrin Township (P. O.
Bond- Sale—The
rev-
14
(State of)
—
First
of about
on
Security-Peoples Trust Company.
Erie.
May
Peoples
offered
awarded to
$2,-
July 1 from
on
the
Sale
bonds
/.•
July 1, 1963.
$33,000
offered
TENNESSEE
150,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Bond
bonds offered
about
Tennessee
Co.,
Improvement bonds
Ore.
Lynch, Pierce,
or
until
2.88%.
Forest Qrove,
were
Co., Pageland.
Bond
Company, Pittsburgh
awarded to the Forest Grove
100.68,
rev¬
14
pay¬
were
$37,245
May
Sale—The
callable.
Offering—Eugene Graney,
Clerk, will receive sealed
<
Ore.
of
bonds
awarded
July 1, 1963.
provement bonds offered May
Sale
$650,000
offered
Pageland, S. C.
Bond
from 1964 to 1988
The bonds
City. Legality approved by Wood,
Forest Grove,
CAROLINA
Sale—The
bonds
terest
$94,200,000
Burgwin, Ruff in, Perry & Pohl.
agency of the State in New York
Bond
:
Fenner & Smith Inc., at a net in¬
4
Treasurer's office, or at the fiscal
King, Dawson & Logan.
&
Anderson;
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
bids
June
bids
the
&
Co.; R. James Foster
SOUTH
B.
City
were
&
Richards
:
Ellis
Co., Inc.; and Ginther & Co.
enue
of
Dated
July 1
inclusive.
OREGON
Beaty,
Field,
awarded to Merrill
Bond
Offering—Thomas
Inc.;
Renshaw; First Cleve¬
Co.;
enue
g—Richard
Granbery,
Nicolaus
Co., Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer,
by
Erie, Pa.
Bond
Co,;'
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Memphis,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
&
Sons,
Lee,
Rodman &
Sanitary
(EDST)
purchase
J-J.
Eugene, Ore.
&
Kormendi & Co.; George P. Fogg
& Co.; Austin Tobin & Co.,
Pittsburgh), Pa.
receive
a.m.
the
York
1988
Fahnestock
Harris
callable.* Prescott
approved
County
(P.
O f f
thority,
July 1, 1963. Due
to
&
Shawmut
Tucker, Jr., Secretary of the Au¬
&
1965
C.
Boston; New York Han-
Bond
May 27 for the purchase of $5,865,000 county road bonds. Dated
July 1 from
National
&
able at the Mellon National Bank
on
J.
Roosevelt
&
&
July 1, 1963
Principal and interest (J-J)
on
Corp.;
Marache
Bond Offering—Clyde Winterringer, County Clerk, will receive
(CST)
&•
Co.;
Corp.;
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
Ray,
&
Hannahs
The Dalles),,pre.
pay¬
County .Treasurer's
atTlhe
Bond
B.
Wells
Goodbodv
Ryan, Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Lyons,
July 1 from 1964 to 198?
Authority
&
Co.;
DempseyTegeler & Co., Inc.; Ernst & Co.;'
F, Brittain Kennedy & Co.
County
PrincipalJand interest (J-J)
County (P. O.; Idab el),
Taylor
Inc.;
Inc.;
Glickenhaus
(PDST) on June
purchase of $947,OOP
the
office. I
Co,
Inc.;
Henry
interest
County School District
inclusive. The bonds
able
Trust
.
Offering
on
&
&
Bank of
PENNSYLVANIA
Offering—James
until
Due
&
Johnston, Lemon k& Co.; Park,
No. 9 (P. O.
Bond
Bank
Securities
Cross,
Rankin.
Wasco
V;>:
purchase of $275,000 court house
1968 inclusive.
and interest payable at the Chase
Childs
arc
Legality
school bonds. Dated
O. Broken Arrow), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 reve¬
(EST)
June 1 from 1964 to 1986 incl.
1,
at
office.
Smith,
National
Bradford
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
National Bank, as 3s, at a price of
June
and
De-
Ripley &
Barney & Co.;
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co.. Inc.;
bids until 8 p.m.
$400,000
from
Principal
Inc.;
seatic
bonds
Puerto
Harriman
Christensen,
(PDST)
man.
provement bonds offered May 13
1
The
Co.;
Andrews
Dec. 15 from 1963
on
syndi¬
de
F. S. Smithers & Co.; James A.'
>
May 27 for the purchase of
$590,000 school bonds. Dated June
inclusive.
'
the
Corp.; * Kean,
Co.; Bache & Co.
"
on
1982
of
Popular
curities
interest
(P. O. Independence),
p.m.
1
& Trust Co., of
Chicago; Carl M:
Loeb; Rhoades & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Stone & Webster Se¬
V
8
July
Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
Louis;
Continental Illinois National Bank
"
National
net
inclusive.
on
Co., of Pittsburgh; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.; Philadelphia National Bank;
County School District
be received until
Martin,
on May 28 for the purchase of
$425,000 refunding bonds, as
^Eows:
Dated
S.
a
&z
Co.,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids wil"
-
offering —W. E. Easter-
general
U.
1984
Due
members
Mellon
(P. O. Silverton)
the
to
3.40s.
Banco
vine
inclusive.
"•.
inclusive.
Rico; Lehman Brothers; C. J.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
and
New
;
.
Browne, Hull, Harper & Bridge-
terest
y
:
to
13-J
1977
Other
cate:
June 1 from
on
,
July 1 from
2,000,000 1/lOs. Due July 1, 1988.
Oregon
M-N.
York City, or purchaser's option, bids until 10 a.m. (PDST) on
at Wachovia Bank ,and Trust June 11 for the purchase of $1,Company. Legality approved by 700,000 sewer bonds. Dated July 1,
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & 1963. Due on July 1 from 1964 to
1983 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Mitchell.
,
;
;
cost of about 3.09%.
May 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
*
1975
on
"
June 1, 1984
on
follows:
as
from 1985 to 1987 inclusive.
Sale—.The $570,000 school
offered
May
13
were
callable.
Treasurer,- will
bids
inclusive.
Bank, Portland, at
to
Offering—Roland C. Mat-
from
June 1 from
on
to ' 1987
15, 1963. Due
(P.
Springfield), Ohio
June 1 from 1965
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at
sealed bids until 11
Y
Supervisor, will
bids
n'
bids .Unti,
uxLia
until
May
ernment
Rye (P
;
Wittenberg College
Bond
Bond
bonds
$150,000 water bonds. Dated June
Principal and interest payable at
the Morgan Guaranty Trust Com-'
a
basis cost of
1964 to
price
a
I,250,000 3.40s. Due July 1, 1976.
II,500,000 3.30s. Due on July 1
1975.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
fri™
Chase
2
$2,800,000
3.17%.
1983
Ryan,
3}4s,'at
as
a
1,
Oregon
of
Oklahoma
Bond Offering—W. E. Easterling' Sl?cretary °f the Local Gov-
E.
until
Co.,
100.8128,
from
5,000,000
;
were
County Clerk, will receive sealed
$602,000
nolds & Co., jointly, at
Y.
Director,
bids
of
Co.,
1
June 1, 1976
on
3.27%,
Corp., at
net interest cost of
a
$10,250,000 5s. Due
Marion County, Union
High School
Co., and Kenower,
MacArthur
price
McCurtain
terest cost of about 3.33%.
Charles
—
&
&
June
District No. 7-J
sewer
York), N.
Agency (P. O. New
group
Nuveen
4.43%.
Carolina
Sale—The
to 1974
interest
Housing Finance
a
Sutherland
i
North
1, 1963. Due
New
to
and
1987 inclusive.
to
26, 1963. Due
Princinal and inter-
1963
navable at the Chemical
New
xr
Dated
11
$1,300,000
May 20
nue
$16,500,000
notes.
The
—
awarded
from
1
Fenner & Smith Inc., and Rey-
sealed
on
e
(P.
enue bonds offered May 13 were
awarded to Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
.
William Reid,
—
1
a
University of North Carolina,
City Housing Authority,
Note Offering
S
d
District,. Ohio
Broken Arrow Industrial Trust
20,000 %s. Due June 1, 1988.
Interest
New York
June
on
90,000 3.40s. Due
of
A-O. Legality approved by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell...
New York
o n
School
1 from
1977 inclusive.
,1978 to
April 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
inclu¬
National
June
100.0115,
about
from
1
1985.
1986
and
school bonds offered
inclusive.;
50,000 3i4s. Due
(EDSTK
purchase
on
Local
;
1973
3s.
1975
•
bonds.
revenue
April 1, 1962. Due
1965
30,000
receive
a.m.
the
Winters
the First Boston
inclusive.
93,000 3V2S. Due
4
*°*J0WS'
O. "
will
1983
to
and
$3,-
Trust Company, Day¬
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams.
'
'
InC'' and VanCG Secutities CorP»
Brother Linu<:
—
to
June
on
1974
57,000 3.40s. Due
on
Bank „and
,
'at par, a net
2002
DelafieId
(P.
bids until 11
June
on
College
1964
of about
1977.
1981
550,000 revenue bonds. Dated May
,
Legality
of
June
on
thies,
May
3
Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
v
(EST)
noon
to
81,000 3.30s. Due
Sutton,
purchase
Due
the
,
CAROLINA
Sale—The
1965
Marist
-
Paul
Trust
23,000 3.20s. Due June 1, 1978.
49,000 3Y4S. Due on June 1, 1979
and 1980.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at
10,000 5s. Due June 1, 1974.
t
1963.
from
1
sive.
on
& Wood.
-
1,
Dec.
Caldwell,
Roxboro, N. C.
Bond
Due
inslusive.
—
until
for the
awarded to J. Lee Peeler & Co., Legality:
to
1963.
Finance, will receive
bids
27
1 ' 1962
of
Due
Oct.
of
nnn nnn
revenue bonds.
on
Principal
Mitchell,
NORTH
bids
June
on
1963.
I. Dil¬
sealed
(EDST)
p.m.
1,
sealed
lingham, President of Ithaca Col¬
lege,
12,
approved
<
.
1983
to
Offering
Director
at the office of the purchaser,
Ithaca College (P. Q. Ithaca), N. Y.
.
June
Legality
April
and
Bank, Chemical Bank New York
Co., both of New York, and
of
inclusive.
'43,000 3.10s. Due
Kettering, Ohio
Bond
.
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
able
Bank
1964
John
of $1,345,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1963. Due on'
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive."
the purchase
June 25 for the pur¬
price
of
on
1969
20,000 3s. Due
$13,150,000 unlimited tax
of
National
a
follows:
as
1970
noon
chase
bids
(EDST)
^
of
XOllOWS.
SS
M
H.
—
at
92,000 2%s. Due
Finance,
ton.
Commissioner
•
June 5 for
on
a m
-
bids
f«'
until
City
wiu
E.
of
,
Offering
* Tremble,
Ayer, Clerk of the Board of Education,
'
Syracuse, N.Y.
DelafieId & Wood.
Hudson c.ty School D.str.ct, N.
0
kias> DelafieId & Wo°d-
Hawkins,
Director
Edward
000.000 improvement bonds. Dated
'
.
.
of Western New York
Buffalo
Knuth,
sealed
,
c
Bond Offering-Sealed bids will
be re",ved
l/^nnn n t
pay-
C.
in-
approved by Sykes,
First
net interest cost
a
1964 to
—
will receive sealed bids until
from
Principal and
c
1964.
Principal and interest (j-D)
Howe,
Galloway & Dikeman.
(EDST) on May 28 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 notes. Dated
p.m.
June
&
Legality
98.587,
the
$92,000 2V2S. Due
Offering
(M-N) payable at the First
Trust
to
Oregon,
of
3.34%,
OHIO
Bond
Nov. 1 from 1963 to
on
awarded
Bank
Cleveland, Ohio
Dated
inclusive.
cuse.
Bank, New York. Le¬
Liverpool),
Robert
purchase
bonds.
terest
ronski, Commissioner of Finance,
will
O.
—
bids until 2 p.m.
Erie County (P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
-
(P.
Offering
1963. Due
NEW
1
District Clerk, will receive sealed
of
"
Commerce, Houston.
Wash-
New York
Sale—The $2,500,000 revoffered May 21 were
to
No.
Bond
bonds
awarded
Hoyt,
clay> Ccn(ra, School
Albuquerque),
New Mexico
enue
by
Reed,
burn & McCarthy,
Legality approved by DawNagel, Sherman & Howard.
son,
Manhattan
approved
office,
the First National Bank of Ros-
or
59
&
Hutzler;
&
Co.;
National Bank;
Bank
of
Los
the
of
Seattle
&
Co.;
Valley
First
United California
Angeles;
tional Bank of Boston;
Arizona,
syndi¬
Salomon
Ladenburg,
Co.;
National
First
Na¬
Goodbody.:
Bank
of
Phoenix; First National
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
& Merle-
Dick
Miami;
of
Bank
Bank of Newark;
Smith, National
Corp.;
Hanseatic
York
New
National City Bank of
Cleveland;
National
Bank
of
Commerce, Seattle; State Street
Bank & Trust Co., Boston; J. S.
■
American National
Mobile; Cooley
Bank & Trust Co.,
wards
&
Harold D. Audsley &
tier
&
Bank, Charlotte; Scharff & Jones,
Womeldorff
Yantis
&
Co.; John
B.
McDonald
Co.; S. J. Mohr Securities Co.,
and
Dillon, Union
Co.
TEXAS
*
as
Sale—The
V1-':
bonds
$875,000 rev¬
sold
were
to
1966
Almon,-
McKinney & Dudley, Inc.,
as
fol¬
1982
41/4s.
Due
from 1968 to
130,000
4V2S.
from
160,000
Due
from 1979 to
460,000
4%s.
115,000 l/10s.
Due
1
stad,
on
1993
1
Sale—The
Bond
|
Bond
Offering—C.
Commissioner
of
C.
Morphis,
Accounts,
will
awarded
to
be
rev¬
14
were
Housing
the
at the fiscal
or
State
of
Washing¬
City.
Legality
until
10
a.m.
revenue
2002 inclusive. In¬
Bend
Gundy
&
Dominion
Leclerc,
Des
Sale
National
Gairdner
Weir
and
—
The
$31,645
im¬
Bank.
.:
any
of these securities.
offer to
sell,
The offering
a
for
S:7.
CANADA
Ostiguy
Offering
Inc.;
Casgrain
Co.;
inclusive.
&
&
Co.;
Ltd.;
Dated
British
July
1963.
1,
Due
School
Columbia
Districts
Capital Financing Authority, B. C.
Bond
Sale—The
$5,000,000
Odium
sold
were
composed
&
and
Grenier,
Ltd.;
of
Bell,
Gouin-
Co., Mills, Spence & Co.,
Bond
Common Stock
C.
Brown
Guy
Co.;
&
v*''"..
legally offer these
may
compliance with the securities laws of such State.
,'y';
•
*
"
i
-t
: Vv
•
'
"
v
3-v r'V.
•
,,'i
.
""
and
bids
1963.
Secretary
Due
July 1
on
W.E.Hutton&Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
and
Town
1963.
from
1983
1964
to
Bond
Company Inc.
Due
Incorporated
&
Co.;
John
&
Wil¬
Obrien
(EDST)
J. A. Blouin,
—
Secretary
and
sealed
Treasuier,
bids
8
until
29 for the
May
on
on
Dated
July
July
from
1
1,
1963.
1964 to
bonds
Sale—The
to
Ltd.,
at
a
May
and
the
National,
price
cost
of
of
about
on
Dated
—
until
on
1,
Over
July 1
5,500 Stocks
Que.
The Monday Issue of the Com-
Mathieu
and
May 28 for
$260,000
July
as
net
a
5.72%.
Price Range on
school
1963.
Due
Chronicle
range on more
than 5,500 stocks traded
exchanges and in the
on
the
Over-the-
Metropolitan Corp. of Greater
Other features
include
the
most
comprehensive
of
dividend
ments,
July 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclu¬
Counter Market.
record
on
redemption
announce*
calls,
and
Winnipeg, Man.
Bond
Sale—The
were
bonds
awarded
$6,000,000
offered
to
a
im-°
May
7
Wood, Gundy & Co.; A. -E. Ames
Co.;
V/r';.
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.;
★
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Dominion Securities.
Other members of the syndicate:
&
sinking fund notices.
syndicate
CHRONICLE
-
•
&
Banque
98.17,
Financial
of
were
jointly,
price
(EDST)
2
Ostiguy
Morgan,
contains the
m.
in¬
$110,000 sewer
offered
will receive sealed bids until
p.
Due
1983
Terrebonne, Que.
Bond
mercial and
purchase
Francis I. duPont & Co.
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
&
Co.;
Fry &
Treas¬
headed by
Blair & Co.
Stodgett
Co.;
receive
inclusive.
Secretary
8:30
G. H. Walker & Co.
Walston & Co., Inc.
Fair-
Johnston
Treasurer,
bids
Offering
provement
E. F. Hutton &
Cathers
Co.;
Chretien,
Lachenaie School Commission,
Incorporated C
Baker, Weeks & Co.
Grant
Co.;
&
Canadienne
sive.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
Brawley,
A. Daly &
will
May 27 for the
on
Dated July 1,
bonds.
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
Co.;
Corp. Ltd.; Bartlett,
Offering
interest
L.
sealed
(EDST)
Wihelmy,
Bache&Co.
Marc
&
St-Felicien, Que.
Bond
until
May 27 for the
on
Offering—J.
the
Paine, Webber, Jackson &Curtis
Inc.;
liams, and Ramsay Securities Co.
Treasurer,
sealed
receive
urer,
Co.;
Co., Ltd.; Des-
Molson
Co.;
&
Graham
purchase of $209,000 sewer bonds.
!:
Hornblower & Weeks
Inc.;
&
Ross,
Gaspe, Que.
$20.50 Per Share
is
Gendron
Co.; J. L, Graham & Co.; Mat¬
5.V2S,
announcement
Gar-
Forget & Forget Ltd.; H. C. Flood
Hudon,
p.m.
Inc.;
clusive.
L.
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
8
Inc.;
Securities
Chaput
Walwyn,
awarded
Town
Co.,
&
Veillet
Co.;
Dated July 1,
State in which this
&
&
&
purchase of $470,000 school bonds.
will
Sons; Societe
J. E. Laflamme
Ruel
Ltd.;
Co.; R.
Investments
Offering—Peter
(EDST)
Bond
Murray
Guimont Inc.;
purchase of $226,000 improvement
receive
8 p.m.
r
de
An¬
•
Secretary
A.,
will
($1 Par Value)
'
&
Cochran,
Inc.; J. T.
Co.,
a
Quebec
'
MacTier
Credit-Quebec,
bonds.
t
&
Boulanger Ltd.; Oscar Dube
im¬
to
Chateauguay School Commission,
t
Harris
Armstrong
p.m.
OSl
securities in
Co.;
Carriere
July 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclu¬
Limited.
as
Inc.;
Clement,
Graham,
&
bonds.
solicitation of offers to buy,
150,000 Shares
only such of the underwriters
Co.;
jardins, Couture, Inc.
8 p.m.
lock
circulated from
&
Belanger
Bankers Bond
is made only by the Prospectus.
any
Hudon
Company,
(CDST) rien, Town Secretary and Treas¬
Cayley
the purchase of urer, will receive sealed bids until
group
be obtained in
Quinlan
&
Ltd.; J. C. Boulet Ltd.; Mead &
Rosario Ther-
—
provement bonds
may
&
Ltd.; Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas
Laurent
■
Copies of the Prospectus
Canada
Morgan,
Hamel, Fugure &
Boucherville, Que.
Bond
May 24, 1963
Price
Securities
Ltd.;
Brault,
QUEBEC
revenue
2003
to
New Issue
;
&
McLeod,
Co.; Lagueux &
Norris
(EDST) on May 27 for the
bonds. Dated
clough
of
$773,500 paving
July 1, 1963. Due on Jan. 1 from purchase
1965
nor
C.
Co.;
Collier,
thews
an
&
W.
Ltd.; Bell, Gouinlock
Equitable
neau,
until 2 p.m.
18
June
$3,100,000
Home Finance Agency.
is neither
&
Inc.;
Spence
Co.;
&
Mills,
Ltd.;
&
on
announcement
Co.;
Roches
T.
Rene
Greenshields
Thomson
&
Wood,
Securities;
Securities;
Inc.;
Nesbitt,
Royal
James Richardson &
sive.
This
Co.;
syndicate:
Co.
&
de Placements Inc.;
awarded to the Seattle First
were
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Yakima),
provement bonds offered May 15
Cutler.
&
(P. O.
Washington
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Vt.
May
(PDST)
County Road Improvement
Wrol-
Legality approved by
terest A-O.
Bond
$445,000
offered
bonds
enue
>
Wis.
bonds.
April 1, 1962. Due on April
Middlebury College (P. O.
inclusive.
Worth, Texas
office,
District No. 20
June 3 for the pur¬
from 1965 to
on
Fort
on
of $670,000
Dated
Due April 1, 1990.
Yakima
College (P. O.
bids
sealed
Chapman
April
est
Treasurer's
Business Manager, will re¬
chase
1
1989 inclusive.
Middle h ury),
Beaubien
receive
a.m.
a
callable. Principal and inter¬ Partners;; Ltd.; La Maison Bien(J-J) payable at the County venu Ltd.; Burns Bros. & Denton,
are
VERMONT
inclusive.
G.
La
Corporation de
Prets
at approved by Roberts, Shefelman,
Quebec; Midland Securities
Lawrence, Gay & Moch.
interest cost of about 3.10%.
ceive
1
1
Wash.
will
New York
(CDST)
April
on
Treasurer,
bids until 11
ton, in
Appleton),
inclusive.
April
County
sealed
(P. O. Seattle),
were
Bond Offering—Marwin O.
inclusive.
Due
1986 to
April
on
1983
from 1984 to
1
from
on
1978
Due
April
inclusive...*
1973
1974 to
4%s.
on
3*4s.
L.
Pitfield
Offering-—A. A. Tremper,
to
E. Ames
Company.
Young,
412
16
.
tp 1985 inclusive.
430,000
v
by A.
"
Other members of the
Co.;
of the
May
&
$50,000,-
sold
were
syndicate headed
derson
Due on April 1 from
375,000 3s.
lows:
$125,000
1974
to
Horowitz,
:J
Ellis.
agency
Lawrence
Due on April 1 from
$535,000 5s.
by
approved
Thorgrimson,
&
Bond
price of 100.105,
a
follows:
(P. O. Denison), Texas
Bond
enue
(jointly), at
net
net interest cost of about 3.09%,
a
State in New York
Sale—The
debentures
awarded to the Milwaukee Co.,
Securities & Co. and Ira Haupt &
Hospital Authority
at the. fiscal
or
school
offered
bonds
a
Denison
office,
000
and
(J-J) payable at the City
Sale—The $380,000
Bond
16 were
May
awarded to Eastman
& Co.
Watkins, Morrow
offered
bonds
enue
Principal
Commission, Que.
Debenture
7
No.
O.
Wis.
Creek),
Johnson
Sale—The $2,000,000 rev¬
Bond
Manley, Bennett,
Co.;
Joint
School District No. 8 (P.
Ogden City, Utah
Joyce &
inclusive.
Royal
and
Canada.
Quebec Hydro-Electric
King County, Shorline Sch. Dist.
(J-D) payable at the
and Watertown Towns,
UTAH
S.v
F.
Co.; Channer Newman
Securities
&
Lindsey;
&
Co.;
&
Dunn
bonds. Dated July
office. Legality on June 12 for the purchase of
approved by Chapman & Cutler. $1,125,000 school bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1963. Due on July 1 from
Johnson Creek Vitiage, Aztatan,
1965 to 1978 inclusive. The bonds
Concord, Farmington, Milford
First Southwest Co.
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
on
purchase of $4,-
Legality
Starin
(CDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
(PDST)
Montreal,
of
sealed
Treasurer's
City
$100,000 im¬
The
—
for
4
June
and interest
provement bonds were sold to the
Inc.; Tripp & Co., Inc.; Ducournau
Mackey,
Sale
until 2
bids
$1,300,000
sewer
bonds. Dated
1, 1963. Due on June 1 from
1964 to 1983 v inclusive;; Principal
Stamford, Texas
Bond
1993
City.
J.
June
& Horton.
Chicago; North Carolina National
& Kees;
on
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
Co.; National Boulevard Bank,
Inc.;
sealed
receive
a.m.
the
revenue
receive Preston,
Broehm, City Clerk, will
by
approved
Legality
for
agency of the
Of f ering —Elden
Bond
will
11:30
Treasurer's
Wis.
Appleton,
The bonds are callable.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
fice.
18
interest
1963.
of
Bank
1, 1963. Due on July 1 from 1965
to
WISCONSIN
1964 to 1998
June 1 from
on
until
200,000
inclusive.
inclusive.
Luce,' Thompson
Sanford;
&
1,
1984
Clerk,
June
bonds. Dated
1963. Due from 1965 to
July
Due
Co.; Hat-
18
June
11 a.m.
$15,000,000 •school
May 28
on
house bonds...Dated June. 1,
John Small & Co.
bids
until
(CST)
p.m.
the
Inc.;
(EDST)
for the purchase of
for
purchase of $800,000 school-
2:30
A.
James
Co.;
&
Co.,
on
of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids
A. G. Ed¬
Sons; Kormendi & Co.;
&
Andrews
City
be received until
Rhodes,
B.
Board
the
of
President
&
White
D.
R.
Monday, May 27, 1963
.
Bond Offering—Elmer J. Lewis,
,
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
>
Offering—M.
Bond
DeHaven & Townsend;
Bodine; Rand & Co.;
Co.;
Crouter
(P. O. Richmond), Va.
Texas
'7 "
cinnati;
&
>
Bank
Everett, Wash.
Virginia Public School Authority
Jasper Independent School District,
Trust Co., Cin¬
Fifth Third Union
Strauss & Co.;
purchase of $2,750,000 im¬
for the
WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA
until June 11
receive setaled bids
provement bonds.
& Co., Inc.
Stroud
.
(2204)
60
25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
>•
part
volume
2
was
photographed at the
197.
january-march
it
is
the
index to
beginning of
volume
197
1963.
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