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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
{Established 1839
fleg. U. S.Pat. Off.
THE
Volume
Number
197
LEADING
AND
MOST
INFORMATIVE
6261
PUBLICATION
New York
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
ESTABLISHED
.
.
1839
7, N. Y., Monday, May 6, 1963
Price
$1.60
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
American
Biltrite
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Rubber
Co., Inc.
Debentures
i
The
it
owned.
with
!filed
covering
Willow
of' 22
company
had
the
principal
$5,000,000
due
May
will
the
underwriters
head
intends
company
pansion
bank
to
loans
and
operations.-
of
convertible
Sachs
plan
&
offer
to
that
announced
registration
a
Goldman,
who
,
the
use
which
for
program
Company's
!
1
the
\
subordinated
Co.,
New
the
York,
for
increased
*
-•
footwear,
•'A.,.
The
company
intends to apply for the listing of its
fitock on the American Stock Exchange.—V. 197, p. 1112.
a
...The
for ^
with
statement
the
common
The
Fund,
common
of
share.
'The I offering ' .will, "be
S.
Schramm
.
receive
)
stock,
common
&
made
.a-diest
on
Pine
8C
share
per
St.,,
selling
efforts
.
New
basis'-by
which
York,
commission
and
will
$25,000
for-,
expenses.
i
The
has
commercial
Industrial
and
development.
been
primarily
concerned ' with
finished
building lots for, sale
into
instances
The
have
lots
used
to
•
meet
certain
expand
net
$90,000
a
sections
club
in
form
from
due
property
the
facilities,-and
bulk
in
sale
will
be
mortgage,
a
the
Davdd
Corp.
own
to
the
H..Rothberg,
23%,
15%.
increase
in
the
cents
to
85
cents
share
-
in
the
President;
and
by'the
public
book
value
Northeastern
stock
with
per share will result in
now • outstanding
from
resulting dilution of $3.15
a
an
64
per
book
equity of stock purchased by the public.
Assum¬
are sold,
Mr. .White and- Mr. Rothberg will own
37,%- oFthe outstanding stock for which they paid about 22 cents
per sharef'other present stockholders
will" own 54%
acquired at
ing all the shares
;
about
$4
$1
share;
per
and
the
public
Northeastern
of
vised
9%
own
Financial
$198,200.
that
request
with
The
under
entered
into
at
of
cost
a
agreement
an
the
agreement.
be
may
unable
Recently,
the
to
fulfill
"the
company will take such steps as may be necessary and
protect its interests."
According to the prospectus,
Financial is the
subject of the proceedings by the
alleged
violations of
the
Securities
Act
in
connection
for
With
an
Northeastern
offering
expects
of. its
owned
company
to
file
states
that
effect
on
the
Securities.
own
Financial
by
the
after
the
the-Counter
to
latter;
of
market
such
price
Market.—V.
shares
the
company's
1239.
p.
has
company
150,000
a
shares
offered
of
for
common,
public
sale
outstanding.-stock,% by
have
may
stock
adverse
the
on
Over-
City.
The
public
offering
underwriting
terms
includes'
also
ment
are
price
to
be-
168.048
&
Co.,
Co.,
Iric.t
Ill
statement,
The
as
company
to
successor
for
to
(maximum
supplied
by
outstanding
organized
was
a
current
at
under
Tenth
$8.25
St.,
per
amendment.
shares,
the
to
be
The
time
date
of
this
of
Kansas
and
state¬
offered
to
Delaware
be
being
share)
time
time
to
for
without
registra¬
sale.
law
in
April
1963
predecessor
Kansas company.
It was" organized
engaging, through subsidiaries and joint ven¬
vending and food service business. According
prospectus,
the company has entered into contracts to
businesses of 17 vending and food serivce companies for
through the exchange of stock; and it has entered into
in
the
acquire
cash,
joint
prices
at
the; purpose
tures,
or
of
general
a
ventures
with
independent
markets.
'
Of
the"
tional
stock,
tional
investors
000
the
will
be
officers,
net
together
of
used
balance
to
will
proceeds
from
with
proceeds
the
$2,500,000
acquire
be
stockholders,
used
of
and
the
repay
company's sale * of addithe sale of institu¬
from
term
business
the
to
long
of
debt
organized,
of
Fund
will
plus
a
1%
under
York
New
investment
provide
premium..
No
■
non-diversified
advisory
medium
a
for
-
management
law
in
April,
firm
those
of
of
its
invest¬
1963.
It
Bernstein-
clients
Peter
L.
That.firm
Fund.
Central
The
record
share
April
on
shares
to
March
for
31,
be
1963
share
each
Proceeds
as
Sterns
is
of
the
be
to
are
CentraJ States
17,
1963
offered
used
also
are
a
"Reg.
subscription
No
per
of
accident
share
on
A"
by
the
Houston,
The
-
84
per
corporation
offering
class
A
unit,
and
2,352
in units
of
one
,N;
y
-
I
writing
*
"
-
-
1
-Proceeds
to
are
be
used
A
for
the
in
the
of
>
*
others,
the
_
'V,~
.»
„
.
and
electrical
components
outstanding 561,889- shares, of
Sandford, President:. William S.
and
officials
management
will
as
officer and director
an
be
intends
employed
to
the
by
a
$5.85
the
to
stock,
common
Bee
group
enbac*.;a
own
completion of this
upon
company
purchase 25,000 shares
20.80%
consultant.
a
as
this
of
offering from
the
of
company's
1
Dow Jones & Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
The company of 44 Broad'St.,
statement with the SEC
on
May
sale
filed
shares
and 28
"Reg.
-a
to
class
B
be
New. York,
1,
1963,
filed,
a
registration
covering" the
proposed
110,000 shares of its common- stocky $1 par value (after
giving effect to the 10-foj-l stock spilt expected to become effective on May 21, 1963). The shifres are-to be sold by certain selling
Webster
A"
offered
shares.
writers
covering
at
No
the
&
and-operating capital.
Central
of
721
E.
Herrin
Street, Herrin, 111.,
is
engaged
In
fabrication and assembly of components for use in aircraft, mis¬
siles and space capsules.
a
of
these
Wall'
Jones
Street
company
be
the
be
received
$120
is
&
by
the
share:
per
and
Co.
Stone
&
initially-offered
first
public
to
employees: of
offering
of
Dow
Jones
newspaper,
"The
"
and
in
publishes
the
United
in
daily
a
Canada.
Service"
News
Sachs
and
two
weekly
publications;. "Barron's
Financial-.Weekly." and "The National Ob¬
also operates two news services, the ''Dow
and
Service"
News
Jones
will
marks
Journal,"
Business
The
will
the. stock
New York, were named managing-.under¬
which'will offer the shares. It Is expected that
shares
server."
of
Goldman,
Corp.,
This
National
proceeds
price
Inc.,
shares. "'
edits, prints
Inc.
Jones
the
selling
Co.,
group
company.
Co.,
Dow
equipment,
&
Securities
of
10,000
$290
under¬
Weld
of
none
Maximum
White,
"
States
the
and
"Canadian
Eagle's Nest Mountain Estates^ Inc.—SEC Registra¬
tion Withdrawn—
On
In This
•
.
#>
April
ment
Issue
of
;
•
.
the company withdrew its
filed' with the SEC on April 1,
25,
1963
originally
$400,000
8%
convertible
subordinated
registration state¬
1963 which covers
due 1983, and
debentures
400,000
common shares to have been .offered in units of one $100
debenture and
100
shares, at $350 per unit, through Alpha In¬
vestment Securities, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—V.
197, p. 1526.
Stock and Bond Quotations
•••
New York
New
York
American
National
Stock Exchange
Stock
Stock
Stock
C;-.?;.-'.
Exchange (Bonds)—
Exchange
Exchange.-——
.
45
The
corporation
$211,700
37
37
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange........_
38
On
E.__, 38
ment
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—.—
S.
Stock Exchange.
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto
Stock
...
Exchange..
Over-the-Counter Market
Transactions New York
it
Stock
also
Nov.
&
Banks
of
——— ———
1977,
1,
Foreign Exchange Rates
Consolidated
Twelve
Statement
Condition
of
the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
covering
each,
$100
expansion.
Main
Street,
Johnson City,
Tenn.,
is
brokers.
or
the
SEC
convertible
offered
York.—V.
of
of 375 Park
the
withdrew
company
with
of
SEC
on
publicly,
195,
registration
its
March
on
subordinated
30.
1962,
state¬
which
debentures
due
through Brand, Grumet
1801.
p.
America—Warrants Reg'd—
New York,
Avenue,
April
filed a registration
covering outstanding
26
warrants
not
The
ment
.
.warrants
shares
officials
Chairman
and
involving
facilities,
at pries then pre¬
right
to
purchase
1.051
payment of $30 (or $28.54
per share).
The company is engaged in manufacturing operations
consisting of processing molybdenum, tungsten, rare earths, boron
and
columbium
mineral
concentrates
and
producing
therefrom
various alloys,, chemicals and manufactured metal products
(sold
principally to the steel industry) and mining activities consisting
of operating a rare earths property and exploring a
molybdenum,
property.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding 1,713,772 shares of common stock, of which manage¬
of
the
Fxchange
evidence
company
the
upon
as
a
group own 2.7%.
Lewis B. Harder is Board
Wilslow W. Bennett, is President.—V. 195, p. 1802.
Parkview Drugs, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
Federal Reserve Banks.48
tiled
New
with
transactions
'
48
cf
E.
agents
to have been
Siegel, Inc.,
vailing.
1
48
A"
at
purchase 14,285 common shares, to be offered for public sale
by the holder thereof, Kennecott Cooper Corp., from time to time
on
the American Stock Exchange, Toronto Stock Exchange, or in
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings
56
Dividends Declared and Payable
L
11
Member
"Reg.
a
■
offered
be
to
Miscellaneous Features
of
236
the
1963,
$1,000,000
common
System
loan
for
Molybdenum Corp.
38
Statement
29,
originally
The company
38
Reserve
of
insurance
as
April
covered
38
General Corporation and Investment News—
filed
to
Met Food Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
38
Exchange
used
be
Finance
acts
statement
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
1968
engaged in the lending of money and purchase of commercial paper;
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages...
SEC Index of Stock Prices
due
'
38
39
39
40
Montreal
to
are
General
Exchange——_——
Midwest
1963
17,
April
on
debentures
underwriting.
Proceeds
•
6%
of
without
37
37
—-———
A"
Filing—
14
26
32
,—
Stock Exchange...
General Finance Co. of Johnson City, Inc.—"Reg.
PAGE
(Stocks).....—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange..j——.1
Federal
organization
arrar.agement
has
Ed.
J.
stockholders-; and
'
V
■
of
underwriter, and will
then
own
outstanding stock.—V.-196,'p. 2580.
„
'
.
1963
common
class
writing is Involved.
-
12,
distribution
the
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
April
class B
on
from
and other Industrial and commercial users
government.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the
company
which
company.
—
(maximum
p|
is engaged in the
health insurance.
Central Technology,
stock, 32,093 shares are
1964, and 29,995 shares to
price
industry
to
Beckenbach
covering 43,513
stockholders of
basis of 0.8082
working capital.
of 402 Lovett,
and
wholesale
as
agreed to resign as
-
-
of life,
such
;:19.68%>;
16.35%' and 43.02% respectively.
Sandford prapo3es .to -sell 93,749
shares, and three others propose to sell all of their holdings aggregatipg 28.16& shares.. According to the prospectus. Sandford has
underwriting is involved.
for
Of
January,
offering
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing
filed
for
cents
in
well
the
its
\
to
public
are
Vice-President,
the
own; all-of
■'%■%,
at 91
held.
They
manager: and
The
terms
construction
as
manager and investment;
President
of
the Fund
Vice-President..
is
States Life Insurance
company
common
act
will
Linhart
Bernstein
Cleveland.
dividends
to
share
per
gaged
who
not
Condition
„
•
value
asset
/
the
to
$6
Building,
as
1965.
depending on dividend restrictions.) and under¬
to be supolied by
'ome if.
statement
also relates to $116,450 of outstanding 6 Va %
convertible subordin¬
ated sinking fund debentures due 1972, of which $99,900 are owned
by Harold L. Duellman, a Director, «rd,,$11,650And $5,090 by-the
Clark Cable and Proof Industries'Employees Profit
Sharing Trusts,
"respectively:
•%':,-v
'v.'^-vr
The company is engaged in
the manufacture and development
of electronic,
electrical and' mechanical systems and components,
principally for use by the United States Government. It is also en¬
to
$2,790,-
acquisition of other companies, the company will have outstanding
(in .addition-to .certain 'indebtedness,):-770.230- shares pf common
stock, -of "which Arthur - D. Stevens, .President, r will owrr- 118.4752
shares and management officials, as- a group
365,261 shares. The
«.
by
Inc.
to
New York, filed a registration
April 29,covering 4,000 shares of
for public sale initially Jait* $500 per
net
organized
company
companies, and
indebtedness to
securities,
certain
$292,035
to
pay
$120,000 of
expenses
of the company, the said acquisitions,
long term financing.
Any remainder
will be-added
to general corporate funds.
Qiving effect to the issuance of 525,700 common shares in the
incurred
and
at
Inc.—Common
Ave.,
on
offered
open-end,
an
Fund,
Coca-Cola
bottling
companies
whereby in each market location of the bottling companies a com¬
pany has been established 50%
owned by each, which companies
"will render full line vending and food service in
their respective
•
Ohio
______________
offering> will be
Exchange Place,
20
West
public sale by the
holders
thereof
from
underwriting 180 days after the effective
tion
is
Boston
.
stock, of which 185,000 shares are
by the company, and 69,975 shares
the- holders thereof. The
through Kidder, Peabody
York, and Barret, Fitch &
New
}
the
of
The company 'of' 2540' West Pennw4y," Kansas City, Mo.
filed
registration, statement with the SEC on April 26, covering\254,-"
made
East
shares.
Januray
agreed
shares
of
additional
of
196,
the
which
registration the company
this offering.
The prospectus
•
completion
influx
The
register
Automatique, Inc.—Common Registered—
975
21,262
its
to
With
,
to
the
at
company
Northeastern Financial
of
advisable
•
250
respect to the sale of 135 lots, for a
states that "the company is ad¬
Financial,
Northeastern
.
company of 3184 West 32nd Street, Cleveland,
Ohio, filed
registration statement with the SEC on April 25 covering 121,915
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof through Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.,2109 The
with
granted that company a 30-day
extension of the. agreement to enable it to
comply with the terms,
thereof," at the end of which time, if there has been no, compli¬
SEC
Clark Cable Corp.—Common Registered—
The
prospectus
Northeastern
obligations
ance
from
SEC FILINGS
•
a
Dow
December,. 1962, the company
total
will
including
share.;
per
In
v
SEC
be
.
Financial
Sale" of'.new
$4
at
,
oft stock
share
per
and
15% ...respectively.
company
shares,
writing
principal Executive Officers
-outstanding stock.
working capital and
man,
ranging
Special
Madison
the
adviser -for: the
install
used for general corporate purposes.
In addi¬
tion to various indebtedness, the company has
outstanding 1,008,618
shares of common stock, of which Thomas H.
White, Board Chair¬
341
to
stein-Macaulay, Inc.
some
builders.
to
stock
69,975
attempt to offer a complete investment pro¬
gram
and is
designed for those" persbnsv who have- the greater
part of their' investment capital managed conservatively by Bern¬
acreage
although
of
the
the
participate in an investment program whose primary ob¬
jective is maximum long-term growth of principal through invest¬
ments which may involve special risks.
According to-the prospectus,,
company
raw
to develop
paved roads, and to
balance will be added to
on
and
The
the
retail,
at
the
proceeds
payment
the
of
country
sold
been
estimated
$300,000
improving
amounts
thereafter
Fund
ment
and
is engaged In the. real estate business, its principal
business having been mainly confined to the acquisition of two
undeveloped properties located in Ocean County,
N. -J,; for resi¬
company
dential,
sell
underwriting is involved.
wish
N. J., filed, a regis¬
on
April
30,
covering
100,000
offered for public sale at $4 per
be
Inc.,
Co.,
cent
60
;a
to
of
with
stocfc,
share, and
was
Registered
SE'C
shares
to
Bernstein-Macaulay
Registered—
The
Park. Aver,7 Plainfield,
of. 700
company
tration
Corp.—Common
of
restricted
Macaulay,
International
holders'
an
Others propose
products.
Atlantis
selling
aggregate of 451,225 shares), including William B.
vice-president,
who
proposes
to
sell
22,750
shares.
own
statement
broad, line of vinyl, Rubber and asphalt floor coverings
."Anitico'..' trade name,' and various industrial rubber
a
the
11
J.
Simon
who
proposes
to sell
15,884 of 41,800 shares
Others propose to sell amounts ranging from 1,000 to 14,175
The prospectus also lists 29 holders of the 168,048 shares
Garrett,
the
scope; of
,
^Biltrite's. products^include xubb^/arid;vinyl^soling materials1
under
(they
lists
INSURANCE
•
debentures
prepay a' portion
its recent ex¬
incurred
resultant
s.
to
proceeds
were
shares.
statement
.v •
short-term
of
Chelsea,, Mass.,
May
amount
1983.
1,
publicly.
V The
St.,
on'
SEC
debentures
.
prospectus
William
Registered—
INDUSTRIAL
•
Mo.,
6000 Manchester Trafficway Terrace, Kansas City,
registration statement with the SEC on April 29,
company,
filed
a
covering 14,080 outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered
for public sale by the holder thereof,' ComTrusCo Investment Co.,
—
through
'
'
Scherck,
Richter
Co.,
408
Olive
St.,
St.
Louis,
Mo.
Hie
'
.
•"
Continued
on,page
3
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1834)
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
.
Changes bringing about the spot free reserve increase and the
average free
dip were: the above mentioned switches in governments bought out¬
right and repurchases; an average decline in the float of $397 million for the
Corporate,and Municipal Financing Ahead
reserve
SIDNEY BROWN
By
.
week
but an actual Wednesday hike of $124
million—leaving the average float
$1,522 million and the spot float at $1,474 million; and an average
$95 million
Fed and $31 million vault
cash, or an average drop
of $126 million,
necessitating a $39 million average increase in required reserves,
but spot total reserves advanced
$216 million and required reserves were $290
million more in the Wednesday to
Wednesday change.
at
dollar volume of public offerings (excluding U. S.
Governments) is poised for entry into this week's capital market. Three huge
diverse issues alone, out of $650 million scheduled for the current five-day period
ending May 10, make the shopping basket of new offerings and secondaries an
exciting colorful one for larger institutional and individual investors. Those
three issues comprise 80% of the aggregate capital sought of which two are
sealed competitive bids—a utility refunding and a tax-exempt—and one a SECregistered secondary capital stock issue.
The year's largest weekly
$250 MILLION A. T. & T.; $122 MILLION WASH. POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM;
GULF
AND
:
OIL
CORP.
MAKE
SECONDARY
FLOAT
Between
today (May 6) and this coming Friday, investors will be tempted by
tenders for 24 senior fixed interest rate sealed bids amounting to roughly $450
million consisting of 21 state-local issues of $1 million or larger in size ($179
million) and three corporates ($271 million) dwarfed by the Washington .Power
Supply $122 million and the A. T. & T. $250 million refunding issues. There are
no underwritten municipals or
corporate bond issues scheduled for this week.
The equity portion
of this week's float is dominated by three SEC-registered
(the only secondaries we tabulate) the largest of which is the
formidably sized Gulf Oil Corp. secondary-capital stock public offering. <
secondaries
The approximate $650 million municipal
and corporate sales slated for these
five days is the largest week's supply of visibles recorded for sale so far for any
week this year.
The
market,, too, will be quite active with a total of $122,713,000 in¬
tenders,
The Treasury for the seventh consecutive week, and
for the ninth time this year, will be seeking $100 million new cash in its regular
weekly bill auction market. So far this year the Treasury has raised $800 million
or so in this manner in its eight
trips to the regular weekly bill market (settle¬
ment dates were: Jan. 3 and 10; March 28; April 4, 11, 18, 25; May 2). Tenders
for two series of Treasury bills amounting to about $2.1 billion will be auctioned
today (May 6) for cash and in exchange for about $2.0 billion. The remainder
vited
money
two
in
of the money market demand will come from Massachusetts
Housing
notes in the amount of $22,713,000 for 20 state-aided projects.
In
addition,
an average $104 million decline in
money in circulation kept
going lower than they did and so, too, did $57 million decrease
Treasury-foreign deposits with the Fed.
from
reserves
in
The gold stock has stayed steady at $15,877 million
■r
on average for the past
Wednesday figures for the
past nine weeks in a row since Feb. 27. The April 1 sale of $28.5 million
gold
by Brazil to the'U. S. A. for payment toward a $200 million gold-secured
private
loan has not appeared in the
monetary gold stock and, therefore, is believed to
two
THIS WEEK'S
LARGEST
YEAR'S
decline of reserves at the
weeks
in
a
and
row
The
Treasury's Exchange Stabilization Fund increased $55 million in March
the prior month to $68 million.
This figure excludes the Brazilian gold
repayment made April 1. At the end of last year the Stabilization Fund amounted
to $79 million which was $21 million more than that for the end of 1961.
So
far this year,
the Fund declined $11 million from the end of 1962. The highest
monthly total in 1962 was $92 million held in June. These figures exclude for¬
eign exchange holdings by our monetary authorities. They came to $132 million
for the latest statement month of March and rose
$32 million from the end
of December, 1962.
If
of
one
to deduct the $800 million
were
repurchase,
IMF sale of gold to us with the right
gold stock for the May 1 statement week would be $15,078
our
million.
Authority
28-DAY COMPETITIVE AND
< 1 >
May 27-Jun
Total
(May 7):
$250 million
bentures
DYNE
AMERICAN
with
TELEPHONE
&
TELEGRAPH
CO.
triple-A de¬
5-year protection against call; 150,000 shares of COSMO150,000 shares of common via Merrill Lynch,'Pierce, Fenner
CORP.
Last
&
3,
Smith; $1,437,000 EAZOR EXPRESS, INC., secondary common via W. E.
Hutton & Co.; and 300,000 shares of MISSOURI FIDELITY LIFE INSUR¬
\
Municipals*
$471,111,020
$179,163,000
$650,274,020
$25
$199,311,020
Total
Total Visibles
CO.
common
via
A.
C.
Allyn & Company.
LAFAYETTE, LA.; $3,130,000
.
:
Also, $6 million
SALT' LAKE COUNTY
DISTRICT, UTAH; and $3 million each for HAYWARD,
CALIF., and NEW MEXICO highway revenue state bonds.
Wednesday (May 8):
50,000
171,417,989
127,432,000
298,849.989
13
973,000
121,975,000
801720,000
202,695,000
26.627,500
(33,327,500
42,600,000
75,927,500
6,700,600
r
$521,135,000
$276,696,509
$797,831,509
$429,915,000
$1,227,746,509
$517,700,000
$254,475 511
$772,175,511
$478,987,000
$1,251,072,511
$261,275,000
$826,286,500
$1,087,561,500
$481,101,000
$1,568,662,500
1.962
"SI
million
million
or
Includes:
more.
N.
Y.
PORT
$122
AUTH.
million
expected
:A"
secondary-shares
of
MANHATTAN
LIFE
CO.
8>
and
SUPPLY
$21,540,000
SYS.
(5/8).
COLORADO
$1,290,000
METHODIST
COLLEGE
first
mortgage
rev.
bonds
(5/7).
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE
bonds:
«This Week
1_
dates
Without
guar¬
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; $5.4 million CHICAGO, BURLING¬
TON & QUINCY RR. equipment trust certificates rated
S & P's-Aaa, and
Moody's-AA; 200,000 shares of GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE PARTS CORP.
common
via Hornblower &
POWER CO.
common
BACKLOG
Last Week
May 3, 1962
$827,035,000
dates
Total
(87)
$761,690,000
(31)
$612,270,000
207,895,301)
(23)
307,033,500
(3D
141,823,500
(49)
(38)
$1,034,930,200 (69)
$1,068,633,500
( 62)
$751,093,500
(87)
$701,986,509 (57)
$695,919,2 51
(57)
$911,569,800 (269)
171,596,599
(96)
665,805,700(329)
949,349(144)
$867,515,850(153)
$1,577,375,500(598)
m, 948,870,549(204)
$1,936,149,350(215)
$2,331,469,000(685)
i
bonds——
Corporate
Weeks; 34,000 shares of UPPER PENINSULAR
With
via
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Stone & Webster Securi¬
Corp., and Paine, Webber* Jackson & Curtis.
Also, $122 million WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY
SYSTEM;
and $15,330,000
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
.
stocks:
dates—
Without
_
.....
dates
212,853,849
-
(87)
ties
Thursday (May 9):
Competitive
;
$5
million
-
.vAA'
/■
of
ALABAMA
BANK
OF
TOKYO
OF
offering amounting to $2,640,000.
during the week John Nuveen
Sometime
CALIFORNIA
stock
PURCHASE
CONTINUED
In the statement week ending last
in
a
rights
Co.
may
offer
its
$15
IV; and Ferris & Co.
million
may
bring
common.
and
in the $39
statement week.
$857
MILLION
MARKET
SHORT
TERMS
INTERFERENCE
Wednesday, the Federal Reserve
on
executed
Total
secondaries.
In
financings
Excluded
reserved
for
when
it
executed
view
of
the
million increase in required reserve in the
$354
million
repurchase
agreements
last
$2,830,333,000(794)
in
The
latter
set.
CHICAGO
serial
a
other
nonpublic
and
for
stock
additional
companies,
offerings
and
exchanges,
as
option plans
"from,
and
equip, trust ctfs. with sales dates set, $49 million CHICAGO UNION
sinking-fund bonds, and $64.7 million by three rails, without calendar
consists
BURLINGTON
&
of.
$4.5
million
MISSOURI
PACIFIC
RR.
QUINCY
RR
in two separate equip, tr.
and $50 million Southern Railway Co.
$75.4 million,
million series.
$150
such
and
six
and
May 8 scheduled
of
placements
;
-
.
$32,485,000 in
CO
equip,
ctf.
tr.
ctfs.,
offerings
general
in
$10.2
million
addition
mortgage bonds
to
its
first
&
as
Also,
includes $17,000,000 in three larger preferreds with dates
including $5 million SOUTHERN
GAS, but excludes possible $40 million in .three preferreds (NEW
ENGLAND POWER COSTATES UTILITIES and UNION ELECTRIC CO.)
whose still unfirmed financing
plans are
tabulated not in this table above but in the indeterminate
table below.
GULF
includes
♦Excluded
are
COLORADO
18
issues
Fed's
primarily because of the Fed's intervention.
$635
of
approximately
HIGHWAY
million
$300,C00
$25
bonds
rev.
less
or
million
N.
expected
of
Y.
which
PORT
mid-May:
six
possess
sales
dates.
AUTH.
$136.8
expected after May 8; $21,540,000
million JACKSONVILLE EXP. AUTH
earliest hoped for next July; $25.0 to $60 million
range for OKLAHOMA TPK. AUTH. still indefinite;
$18 million ALASKA DEVELOP'T CORP.
aiming for mid-May; $41.1 million N. Y. CITY TRANSIT
rev.
bonds, series B, via Phelps, Fenn & Co. this summer; 3175 million
WELLS
POWER
PROJECT, EAST WENATCHEE, WASH. rev. bonds, Oct., 1963; $100 million STATE
OF CALIF., out
of
$1.75 billion
authorized, next June to get State Water Resources
Dept's program going; $20
million STATE
OF TENN.,
out of $54 million authorized, sometime
this May;
possible advanced
refunding of $195 million GRANT PUBLIC UTTITY DISTRICT, WASH, which has
a
Jan.
1, 1970
call date; $45 million
LEWISPORT, KY.; $35 million SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO; $19 million STATE
OF CALIFORNIA beach and
park development; $30 million DETROIT METROPOLITAN AIRPORT
revenue
this summer; $39.3 million ALLEGHENY
COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY; $25 million DELA¬
WARE
RIVER
PORT
AUTH.;
$28
million
Denver
Metro.
Sewerage Disposal
Dist.;
$26
million
HOUSTON, TEXAS, WATER revenue; $70-80 million LOS
ANGELES. M. T. A.; $40 million North
Jersey Dist. Water Supply Comm.;
$53 million
Turlock
Modesto
Irrigation Dist,, Calif:;
$20-25
million Seattle Dept. oi
Light & Power; $„0 million wayne County Road Comm. expected in
July;
and $55 million
ATLANTA, GA.
AUTH.
Includes:
Public
$57.2
Bldg.
million
Comm.
Nevada
tentatively
;
■'
Irrigation
aiming
Dist.,
for
June
Calif,
for
set
June
5;
and
$75
million
Chicago
6.
\
.
.
'
■
••
.
•
•
INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
Dec.
no
$598,864,000(109)
$2,537,125,350(288)
$2,672,568,549(291)
private
are
sales."
1'Includes:
Further,
actions last week, it should be
validly concluded that
change in monetary jumping up and down tactics designed
to keep member banks excess
reserves, above the mid-$200 million and below
the mid-$300 million level.
Following two consecutive weeks of average free
reserves floating above the
$300 million range, last week's daily average free
reserves
dropped $102 million from the prior week's revised
figure of $356
million, instead of $372 million, to $254 million. Actual
Wednesday free reserves
for May
1 jumped $627 million above the
previous week's to
been
(73)
conversion and for issuance under employees,
STATION
23,
1953. The total acquisition of
$857 million is not a record high but the $31,042
million of governments held
May 1 beats all previous highs.
there has
both
of
unusually high $353 million repurchases are the largest
by the Fed in nine and a half years. The Fed topped that figure by
million
$595,976,000
Data in
parentheses, denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered
capital and refunding by nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment
average
Lately there has been a great deal of speculation as to whether the Federal
Reserve has slowly begun a new
policy of letting the market determine interest
rates more freely. The
$1
(87)
UNION
OF
bought outright $57 million bills for its portfolio and $162 million in
repurchases.
Spot figures for May 1, however, revealed that the Fed increased its bills
outright by $505 million over the previous, week and picked
up $353 million
in repurchases—a high total of
$857 million. The musical game of switching
and adding chairs saw
$3,383 million of less than 15-days maturities added;
$2,996 million maturities of 16 to 90 days sold; and $170 million of
91-days to
1-year added to the central bank's portfolio.
This left the Fed's portfolio of
governments at a record high of $31,041,726,000.
Apparently the higher market
bill yields aided by the
Treasury's successful April 29-May 1 refunding made
possible this "anti-nudging" move to monetize Federal debt to offset
unexpected
declines in the float
*$723,698,000
dates
&
$1.5' million DANAC REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CORP.
INDICATES
_
preferred
NUVEEN TAX-EXEMPT BOND FUND SERIES
RESERVE
—_
dates
time-to-time
of
$913
corporates—
shares
shares
FEDERAL
stocks——
municipals:
With
POWER
Friday (May 10):
82,500
Total
' 'AA^A
■
and $16 million A-rated first mortgage
CO.; 200,000 shares of MORTGAGE GUAR¬
ANTY INSURANCE CO..common via
Hornblower & Weeks,;and Robert W.
Baird & Co.; and 150,000 shares of HALO
LIGHTING, INC. common via
A. G. Becker & Company.
bonds
Total
Total
A,,AAAA'■
\
Excludes:
HIGHWAY
and
With
INSURANCE
PUBLIC POWER
Mav
mid-May. Also excludes: $12,553,000 CITY OF LITTLE ROCK refinancing (5/6); and the
following non-tax exempts: $1.7 million UNIV. OF BRIDGEPORT A & O Dorm, rev bonds (5/6),
Corporate
' ,A A
Ay'
WASH.
after
two
anteed stock via
out
4)
36,782.,989
GRANITE SCHOOL
•
+
expected
,,
-
(Cols. 3
134,635,00(1
__
—
ANCE
:
1
week—
May
(5)
Corporates
108,000,000
—
May 20-May 25
secondary-shares of GULF OIL CORP. caoital stock via First
Corp.; 108,700 shares of LIBERTY FABRICS OF NEW YORK, INC.,
rights offering via Blair & Co.; and $6,055,000 KENOSHA, WIS.
(4)
Total
Stocks
$271,800,000
May I3-Ma.y 18
3,441,880
Boston
(3)
Corporate
Bonds*
6-May 11
UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
(2)
Corporate
May
(May 6):
actual
over
Among this week's larger corporate and municipal issues to be publicly offered
capital market are:
\
Tomorrow
$15,878 million
have been diverted to the world's central banks'
gold pool based in London.
The next issue of the Federal Reserve Bulletin should show what
transpired in
the Treasury's exchange equalization account.
This year's gold loss has been
$100 million so far. Last year it came to $395 million for the first quarter and
amounted to $912 million in 1962.
in the
Today
at
This Week
Corporate
♦Comprise
offering
this
reported
those
as
very
stocks
financing
the
in
tentative
and
float
Total
are:
plans
which
Competitive
Possible
have
and
$15-20
not
Last Week
$2,507,420,000
bonds*
$2,374,429,250
been
Negotiable
million
last
formally
Backlog
announced
table
HARTFORD
above.
ELECTRIC
or
aporoved
Recent
LIGHT
additions
CO.;
for
to
since
May l sale of $25 million bonds, the Government of
Japan reportedly plans to sell an additional
in the fiscal year ending March,
1964, and the CITY OF TOKYO has
delayed its plan
to sell $20 million;
$35 million Arizona Public
Service; $11 million South Carolina Electric & Gas;
$9 million Kansas-Nebraska Natural
Gas; $30 million Texas Eastern
$35
million
Rochester
Includes,
35
issues
to
the
Transmission:
Telephone.
also
34
postponed
corporates
at
estimated
$61,259,000
aggregating $63,068,250. These postponed securities
backlog of issues to be offered or be withdrawn.
may
compared
return
to
with
and
last
or
without
'
May
2,
$16
week's
1963
million
tally
of
changes
UtWt'fa W nVl-^'v't v^>-r-
*,«^f-VfVuay^tp^t^i-W fl'^Wi ftwtfMi' h>*tP*H>Wfyltyfi,»
Volume
6261
Number
197
;
Union
General Corporation
and
Investment News
Continued from
;
•
Sales
•
—V.
1963 it
30,
190,
was
reported
The
holding
31,
price (maximum $20 per share) and. underwriting
supplied by amendment.
V •
';
is engaged; in
the retail drug business, both
through conventional retail stores and by operation • of licensed
departments' in closed- dwr
membership department stores.
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has outstanding
offering
public
terms
be
to
are
.
,
,
■
chairman,
shares
of
from
Registered-^
Safran Printing Co.—Common
The
SEC
the
with
April 29,
on
common istcck, to .be ;Offered'for :
■thereof
through underwriters - headed
Ford
%
of
form
the
Giving
company..
with
dividend
a
effect
respect
such
to
to
•
and
merger
% •% %
5,720 shares.
remaining
•'
shares
of
stock,
common
In
the
in
last
^
offered
be
to
public
for
sale
dependent
Initial
such
that
The
ing
prospectus,
to.;the
value
at
the
shares being
the
bodies
event
ore
Consolidate
Goldfield
examined
Mines
Co.,
Tbe
Mine
due
231
55
Continental
S.
F.
the
according
to
not
the
to
min¬
such
until
mill
a
for
treatment.
ore
grade,
profitable
the.
However,
time
as
the
investment
needed
or,
197,
at
p.
Trust
&
of
Co.
Bank,
%%
erection
mill
the
of
mill on
a
known
and
ore
justification
concentrates
ship
the
for
six
mqnths
were
$3,408,443.
foreign
taxes
:
,
.
income
on
standing at
fiscal
cents
85
or
based
share
per
the close of
the period.
the
on
:/'
V.
was' $1,285,000
shares
1,335,333
out¬
Electric
Hartford
ing Planned—■
Light Co.—Construction
Financ¬
*
.
April 30, 1963 the company announced plans to sell $15-$20,000,000 of securities in 1964 to help finance its $26,000,000 construc¬
tion program.—V. 197. p.
1419.
Co.
To Sell Debentures
—
—
Rights Offering Planned-
account the 5%; stock dividend paid in September, 1962.
pointed out that sales and earnings in the March
exceeded. the ■ results reported for the preceding ■: December
quarter, which in turn had shown an improvement over the Sep¬
takes into
due
2,
July
the
At
1985,
1,
same
and
time,
to subscribe for
basis of one new
for
the
tember quarter of last year.—V. 197, p. 519.
right
share
172,340
about
the
involved.—V.
196,
p.
plans
for
to
additional
each
10
stockholders' the
offer
held.
shares
underwriting
common
No
on
is
900.
The
$396.5
million.1! %■;
Gas
Pipe
Line
Co.
—
Bond
Sale
that the company plans to sell
$30,000,000 of debt securities Tn September. Underwriters for the
offering are expected to be White, Weld & Co., and Stone &
May
2,
1963
it
was
Webster Securities Corp.,
reported
New
York.—V.
197, p.
1683.
March
ended
increase
1963,
31,
134%
of
the
over
for
year,
the AEP System
investor-owned utility sys¬
,
Energy sales
American Home Products
William
ings
Last
other
said.
F.
Laporte,
last year
revenues
were
heightened efficiencies in generating and
were contributing materially to improved
that
delivering electric energy
earnings.—V. 197, p. 814.
President,
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher
has
reported that
sales
and
earn- ;
increased
first three months of 1963 reached new highs.
Con¬
sales for the three months ended March 31, 1963
7%' to $157,749,931, against $147,914,898 for the same
period
1962.
the
solidated
gross
in
Consolidated
1963
of
net
income
increased
the
cents
8%
period
same
share
per
the
60
cents
share
per
American
On May 1,
of
in
of
to
(23,247,130)
This
compares
shares
1962.—V.
Inc.—Notes
$13,857,140
equivalent
shares
1963.
'
months
three
with
were
number
period
same
first
1963
months of
the average
on
Petrofina,
1963 it
in
dumber
average
outstanding during the
the
compared
Earnings
first three
the
for
taxes
$15,036,908,
1962.
on
during
after
to
in
791)
197,
(23,271,-
197,
1011.
p.
Sold
Privately—
reported that $22,000,000 of this
was
&
Co.,
New
York.—
in
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—New
second
A
up
158%
in
were
.
.-
.
.
73
cents
per
share
compared
to
28
cents
per
experimental
communications
jective
of
the
useful
life
communications
the
effects
TELSTAR
TELSTAR
all
paying,
of
I's
will
II
and
Aeronautics
will
TELSTAR
new
of
overcoming
disabled
.
be
learn
to
satellites
radiation.,
in
It
how
to
the.
extend
by
space
avoiding
which
radiation
was
or
twice
circuit.
command
be
launched
for
A.T.&T.
by
the
National
Administration with the telephone company
launching anc} tracking as it did for TEL¬
Space
costs
for
I.-
STAR
An
improved
TELSTAR
higher
DELTA rocket,. more powerful than that„us=d for
place the second TELSTAR in an orbit with a
(farthest distance from earth) where it will en¬
will
I,
apogee
less
radiation.
TELSTAR
on
As
II
TELSTAR
with
will
Satellite
made
be
Corp.
I,
all
technical
available
and
the
to
to
in.Orma-
NASA,
to the
community
scientific
general.
TELSTAR
miles
Its
at
II's
elliptical
perigee
(point
predecessor,
3531
miles.
TELSTAR
TELSTAR
orbit
II's
orbit
nearest
TELSTAR
I
I,
now
will
be
will
the
take
takes
about
Bookings
Arkansas Louisiana
procurement
the
earth)
to
in
ranges
158
satellite
from
miles
6560
orbit
from
minutes
221
orbit
to
-575
at-apogee.
miles
592
minutes.—V.
'
of additional work, both new contracts and increased
under existing contracts, continued at a very high
throughout the year. As a result, in spite, of the "extraordinary
increase in sales,
the backlog of $18,296,149 at the end of 1962
was only a little below the backlog with which the company entered
will
satellite
from
Cape
Canaveral during
the
week May
6-10;
Telephone & Telegraph announced.
An
important ob¬
in
to
1961.
share
TELSTAR
launched
Satel¬
American
be
has
1961
913. \
p.
counter
reported that sales more than doubled from
$16,821,029 in 1962.
Income before income
taxes increased over three times to a high of $1,046,239 in 1962
compared to $299,569 the previous year. Net earnings after taxes
the
197,
to
earth.
1733.,
p.
Gas Co.—Additional Financing
level
Details—Our April 29, 1963 issue reported the sale
the
April 24, of $45,000,000 of this firm's 4%% first mort¬
gage bonds due April 1, 1983 at 99% to yield 4.45%.
Additional financing details follow:
year,
M.
Joel
Jacobson,
President
Maryland
the
of
increased level of operations during 1962
expansion in both personnel and facilities.
greatly
able
Mr.
Jacobson
observed
.
that
"in
every
respect
firm, said "the
caused consider¬
1962
was
the best
the high
history," and predicted that "because of
backlog of work now under contract, it is evident that the forth¬
coming year may be expected to continue the excellent sales and
earnings reported for 1962."
in
year
AAI
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
agreed,
chase
of
bonds
set
and
the
severally from
new
the
well, he looks for record sales and substantial improvement in
earnings for the first half year, as compared to. the similar period
1962.
partner
Wall
Carl
of
Street,
New
M. Loeb, Rhoades
York.—V. 197, p.
& Co.,
1631.
investment
bankers,
42
Almo Industrial Electronics,
A.
G.
Becker
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
&
&
&
Co.
Inc.—
Morris
six
Green,
months
President, has announced substantial increases for
ended Feb. 28, 1963, over the similar period
period
AIE's six-month net sales were up from $1,433,886 in
$1,612,105, for an increase of 12.4%, while earnings after
$49,873, as against $44;075, representing an increase
of 13.1%. Total earnings per share for the period were 20.7 cents,
a
gain of 13.1% over the previous figure of 18.3 cents, based on
240,000 shares outstanding.
• ;
V:
%V'-;
AIE
is a
wholesaler and distributor of electronic parts,
com¬
taxes
year.
to
were
ponents
—V.
197,
and
p.
equipment,
handling
913.
over
' 200
manufacturer's
lines.
purchase
to
Inc
&
Co
Butcher
Sherrerd
&
Merrill
Moore,
The
350
Pancoast
The
First
Boston
Corp.
California
Co.
Southwest
Co
Inc.—
__
Hart,
1,500
1,500
Corp.
First
Co
1,500
Lynch,
&
Pierce,
Smith Inc.__
1,500
Lyrich_
350
Leonard
Ohio
&
L
Co.
Webber,
Hobbs
Alester
G.
&
Furman
Inc.
350
Garrett
Forgan
Goldman,
1,000
Jaffray & Hopwood
Securities Co., Inc.
Reinholdt & Gardner.,.
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Raney
The
Halsey,
Stuart
Harriman
Sons
Co
&
&
Co.
Inc.
Co.
Robinson-Humphrey
350
Salomon
1,500
&
Co.
Co.
600
200
Brothers
&
Hutzler
250
1,500
1,500
Ripley & Co.,
Noyes
200
200
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Russ & Co., Inc.
1,000
,
Smith/Barney & Co. Inc.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc.
Stone & Webster
Securities
1,500
Hemphill,
Hickey &
350
1,500
350
600
Co., Inc.
200
Co.,
&
&
Sachs
&
Curtis
200
350
.
Jackson
200
Funk-,
1,500
Piper,
200
•
Securities
First
&
Brothers
Fenner
250
Dewar, Robertson &
Equitable
Freres
Lehman
Paine,
1:
$1,500
600
Lazard
350
Inc.
Inc.
Co.
Co.
600
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
&
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
1,500
—
pur¬
amounts
Amount
Loeb
250
Simmons
Co.,
Boettcher
250
1,500
Corp.
Walker, Austin
Waggener
1,500
&
200
350
1.500
Wheat
&
Weld
&
Co
Co._
Witter
&
Co
1,500
American Water Works Co.—To Sell Pfd.
Privately
Hornblower
the
severally
the
(000's Omitted)
Kuhn,
&
Co
—$6,350
Allyn & Co
600
Bateman, Eichler & Co.__
200
on
have
in
underwriters,
the respective principal
their respective names:
Dillion, Union
Inc
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
the
company
opposite
C.
Glore,
forty-third annual meeting, stockholders re-elected fourteen
incumbent directors and added a fifteenth, John L. Loeb, senior
forth
set
and
Amount
Robert
New Director—
below
named
conditions
company
(000's Omitted)
A.
has
up
in
terms
between
Securities
39%; Sales 9%—
reported that sales and earnings for the first
quarter of 1963 showed continuance of the strong recovery noted
in its' record 1962 fourth quarter.
Net income of 64 cents per share
was
39%
above the'46 cents per share earned in the first three
months of 1962, on a sales gain of 9%, from $204.8 million last
year to $223.3 million in 1963.
Chester M. Brown, President, said that the improvement in earn¬
ings reflected increased sales of fibers and other newer members
of Allied's product line, good volume in major basic1 chemicals, and
heavy seasonal demand for products of the Union Texas Petroleum
Division.
Lower
start up expenses,
and encouraging early results
from the company's intensive and -continuing coSt-reduction pro¬
gram also made significant contributions to the higher earnings.
Mr. Brown
added that, with bus/iness thus far in April holding
company
the
on
agreement
Eastman
last
Date—
months
an
hours.
he
million.
reported
Communications
Armaments, Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
company
$8,648,278
1962
Transcontinental
currently outstanding.
he seated,
Cook
tion
Aircraft
construction.
company
ago,
price per kwh on 1963 energy sales snould be about
which would result in revenues amounting to
average
cents,
Mr.
Hurst
Mr.
quarter
At the
3963 it was reported that this company plans to sell
$8,000,000 of debentures at competitive bidding July 17. Proceeds
will be used to refund $3,340,000 of outstanding 5%%
debentures
May
12
than
more
before,
Inc.
Sierra Pacific Power
ended
year
a
same
killowatt
kwh,
sold
ever
approximately
the comparable months of
In
1962, net earnings amounted to $1,628,443, or $1.22 per share,
on
1,333,569 shares, outstanding on March 31, 1962, which
based
Allied Chemical Corp.—Net Up
Proposed Registrations
the
the
Co., Inc., and Hemphill, Noyes
.: v %•;
and foreign income taxes were $2,422,776
under review.
In the corresponding period of
year,
The
■
The
year,
against $1,780,000 in the initial six months of fiscal 1962.
the six months ended March 31, 1963, net earnings were $1,-
company
to custom smelter. Any
mill, according to the prospectus,
will
depend
on
whether
exploration
encounters
substantial ore
bodies. The riet proceeds from the stock sale
will be used first
to
pay
advance royalties,
to pay the balance due to Goldfield
for purchase of the mill and to install a three-phase power line
to
the property at a total
cost of $48,700, which will be spent
before exploratory work can be commenced. Accordingly, the pro¬
spectus states,; inability, to sell additional shares or only a limited
numbe't of additional shares \yill result in a failure to pursue
any exploratory work with resultant immediate loss to the public
of
the funds invested by it.
The company has outstanding 2,600.000 shares of common stock,
of which Triton Mining owns 57,7%,
Clair Wynecoop, President,30%
and management officials as a group 36.1%.
Assuming sale
of
all
the
shares,
present
stockholders will own 76.5%
of
the
company's outstanding stock for property and leases which cost
them about $39,425 and on which $118,383 was expended on explo¬
ration; and the public will own 23.5%
for a total investment of
$320,000.
The prospectus states
that
the
company
has
$4,016
in cash as of March 31, 1963.-—V. 196, p. 1239.
ultimate
period
firm's first mortgage notes due Sept. 1, 1974 had been
sold privately through White, Weld & Co., Blyth &
In
.
for
for
billion
billion
had
1.19
Chicago,
National City
the First
1112.
Hurst,
fiscal
pretax earnings
Provision for U. S. and
a sufficient supply of ore of a
has purchased
and
commenced
its property in which it will, upon completion,
the
subsidiaries,
months
three
same
shares
common
with
mill construction is justified by
for
diversified
the
the
lite Planned—
in
.
despite the fact that it is customary
prospectus,
construct
mill
a
in
in
$65,267,000,
to
previous fiscal year. :
Earnings before U. ,S.
states
to
of
erection
Bank
National
Chicago,
that
V.
137,776,
warrant
Illinois
St.,
New York.—V.
St.,
1933
Triton and left the property inform¬
ing Triton that it was leaving because of the disappointing results'
of its work, the low price of zinc arid its commitments in other
places.
The prospectus states that on the basis of work already
done, a limited supply of ore of & grade which could be milled
is known to exist, but such known qre is not of itself sufficient
to
2,080,402
President, has reported that in the first half of
the'six-month period which ended on March
31, 1963, the company had net sales totaling $29,421,074, an in¬
crease of 6%
over the $27,854;171, reported in the first half of the
the
will
as
equipment
•
.
Aeroquip Corp.—Sales Up 6%; Net Lower—
had a 51% and Triton a 49%- joint venture interest.
Goldfield continued exploratory work until November 1961 at which
its
Salle
La
Wall
Peter
ment Goldfield
sold
the
noted
outstanding
has called for redemption on June 1, 1963. through
of the sinking fund, $631,000 of its 47/e%
debentures
at-100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be. made
1977
tbe
at
obtained an
June 1961
the agree¬
and
$7,988,045
1312.
32.9
31.29
tems
for
company
last
it
•
Steel Co.—Partial Redemption—
operation
assurance
long-established
a
Schumaker
the
no
higher
were
Greenfield, Presi¬
initial
$57,554,000
about
to
65
which
found
further
in
only
of
.
.
of
-
to purchase control
of the property, and on
entered into a working
agreement with Triton. Under
time
was
pressure
Acme
cents
40
offered
option
.
stocking
1735.
p.
are
company
$4,950,000
of
Eutonyl, a unique new product for treating
without depressing the patient, contributed to
the domestic increases, Mr. Cain said.
Antibiotics, anesthetics and
other product groups also showed gains during the quarter.—V. 197,
to engage in an essen¬
with
any
substantial
outcome of the exploratory
the
upon
mined
that
record
.
high blood
Registered—
at an operating profit, and there is
discoveries will be made. The prospectus
real
a
may ■ be
former quarterly earnings
quarter of 1959.
third
were equivalent to $1.35 a share, up from $1.20 a share
the first quarter last year.
%■"
'
:
"%%"■
'•
Largest gains were made by the domestic pharmaceutical division,
Mr.
Cain said.
International sales: advanced somewhat but were
behind budget expectations. -
the company
issued to The Triton Mining Co.
shares' in exchange for what is known as the
Mine
and
contiguous
properties located in
Stevens
According
have
period.
The
the
in
from the previous high of $.39,063,000
Earnings were $5,380,000, against $4,764,000
up
in
1962
production
work.
.
'■^Earnings
split,
County, Washington, The company proposes
tially
exploratory
venture
for zinc
ore
ore
1962
year.
set
common
Schumaker
'v
$376.1
The
July
1,500,000
.
announced.
Cam
Sales totaled $41,963,000,
offering will be made on a best efforts basis by
Mutual Funds Co.,
Inc., West 429 First Avenue, Spokane, which
will receive a six cent per share selling commission.
share.
per
.
reported
were
405
company,
1963
period last year.
For the 12
months, Mr. Cook said, earnings per share had risen to $1.49,
18 cents over last year's comparable figure.
First
quarter earnings
were
$18,386,000, an increase of
8.1%'
over earnings of $17,007,000 for the first three months of last year.
Mr. Cook predicted that sales of energy in 1963 should amount
sold
Fidelity
Bldg.,
Spokane,
Wash.,
filed
a
registration statement .with the SEC on April 2o, covering 800,000
The
the
amounted
of
and earnings for any quarter in its 75-year
by the company for-the first three months
of 1963.% ;v
v.
•■%:%. j.y:: %%'■'
The company's sales rose .7.4%
and earnings 12.9%
over the
("excellent firsUquarter of >19.52," Chairman and President George
'
-
of
Gordon K.
said.
on
Cook
Mr.
R
have outstanding, in addition to certain indebted¬
ness,
267,476
common
and
286,000 class B
common
shares, of
which Hyman Safran, President, and David Safran, Vice-President,
own 46%
and 45.8%
respectively,: in the aggregate. They propose
to sell 110,000 common shares each. Three others propose to sell
Tri-Nite Mining Co.—Common
sales
against $7,589,323
for
197, p.
'
the company will
the
based
earnings
sales
The, highest
history
outstanding
all
12.9%—
Abbott Laboratories—Earnings Up
public saje by the
by -White, Weld &
v
the
quarter
1962,
President Donald C. Cook told shareowners that, based on this
year's first quarter—the best in the company's history—he expected
earnings per share for 1963 to increase by 8.2%:.
..
'
shares, of
ures
—V.
at
figure
gad underwriting, terms are to be. supplied by amend¬
v: %%%•:%- -i.i'i- v •;%%
The company is engaged in multi-color printing for publishers
and
commercial
clients,
and
the printing of,-business forms for
machine and conventional accounting systems and for general office
iise. In- May, 1963, Rotary Manifold Forms:Corp. will be merged into
the
company
and thereafter1 a 2.2 "for one stock split
will be
per share)
ment.
in
this utility plans to sell
competitive bidding Oct. 8.
that
,•
News of -Business and Finance
St.; New- York,* and Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
Detroit. The public offering price (maximum $18
Building,
effected
reported
initial
meeting.
with its broadly
American Electric Power Co. Inc.—Net Up 13.4%—
20 Broad
Inc.,
Co:,
•
.
outstanding
225,720
covering
shares; of
holders
•-
Detroit, filed a registration
Beilevue S,t„
of; 3-39
company
statement
was
first- mortgage, bonds
1215.
p.
profit
the
period of
annual
three months this year amounted to
$430,104, equal after allowances for preferred dividends, to 17 cents
per common share, against $213,199, or 7 cents a share, both fig¬
Bonds—
■
of
part
a
purchased
it
1963
197,
Sell
Corp.—To
own
sold by
be
to
version
—V.
19.7%; 27.1tf and 19.3%, respectively.i The
ComTrusCo will be acquired by it upon con¬
a -6t2% • convertible subordinated
debenture
the company in 1961.—V. 196, p. 219.
vice-president-,
2,
$15,C00,C00 of
of which Phillip Small,"board
and Harry L. Small, executive
shares of common stock,
John Small, president;
540,06Q
May
.
The- company
Service
in
like
company,
1963,
Greenfield
Mr.
Public
the
at the
consolidated
March
Net
Wisconsin
earnings
those for
had
200.
p.
and
than
dent,
reporter! that this subsidiary of Cincinnati
Gas & Electric Co. plans to sell $6,500,000 of first mortgage bonds
due 1993 at competitive bidding in June.
Bids
will be received June 25
(11
a.m.
EDST) in New York.
April
3
America Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
Light, Heat & Power Co.—Bidding Date on
Bond Sale-
1
page
(1835)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
E.
Hutton
F.
Johnston,
&
&
Weeks
Co.
Lemon
&
Inc.__
Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
—V.
197, p.
1,000
600
600
1,500
J.
C.
White,
Dean
.
1736.
has announced that it has arranged to sell 240,000
additional shares of 4.90%
cumulative preferred stock (par $25)
to - institutional investors.
Proceeds would be used to redeem tha
The
company
company's outstanding 225,000 shares of
5V2% preferred;
President;
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office). William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and
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THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana
Street, Chicago 3,
of
March-3,
NOTE: On
account
of
the fluctuations
in
the rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
acs
* .
4
Earlier
preferred,
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Arvin Industries,
$22^X14,000 $18^815,000
*Sfnd'dM"Ch 31Federal
income
before
income
after Federal income
Net
pfofit
share on 1,187,320
per
Provision
Federal
for
—V.
p.
197,
income
981,000
472,000
areas
$0.45
$0.40
598,000
509,000
shares__:_
Cos. Inc.—Common Offered—
Mortgage
units
in
located
are
from
centers
cities
institutions.
and
of
towns
and
The
coast.
to
coast
sizes
all
and
company
in
its subsidiaries.
'•
,
plastics,
paints,
and
company of 1120 Connecticut Ave., N. W. Wash¬
through its operating subsidiaries, is engaged pri¬
marily in the business of mortgage banking, i.e., originating mar¬
keting and servicing first mortgage loans on real estate, principally
in the!'mid-Atlantic States area.
,"
„;
,
■V-"I
Notes
Authorized
notes
payable
Unsubordinated
Subordinated
Central
issue
tions
($1
contained
below 'have
spective
3,000,000 shs.
Under
—r
the
in
names
shares
in
Bache
&
Co.,
purchase
the
contract
stock
following
the
the
from
company
opposite
The
Ohio
made
at
t.
195,
5,000
Herbert W. Schaefer
Charles
5,000
Inc.
&
A.
Co.,
Inc.—„
& Co.
5,000
—J
Redemption—
16 Wall St., N.
V.—V.
197,
&
•*'
Income
Net
,
taxes
1,215,084
_____
'_
shares^
Earned
—V.
be
p.
Bank
:
of
Tokyo
of
California
increase
Plans Rights Offering—
The bank has
subscribe
the
on
for
loaned
*
''
.
the
000
will
due
by
No underwriting is involved, The bank
shares to the public at the same price from
unsubscribed
to
June
21.'
the
added,
.
these
Belding Ileminway Co., Inc.—Quarterly ReportPeriod Ended March 31—
Net
'
1963
.
:
earnings
Income
before
Net
earnings
taxes
196,
321,800
231,871
285,136
$0.33
$0.43
693,919
1873,
p.
662,838
the
Telephone
Co.
of
Canada—Bonds
Sold
Pri¬
The
First
Boston
Corp. and A. E. Ames
Co., Inc., New York, arranged the placement.
■
Proceeds
for
from
general
whole
1963
or
the
sale
corporate,
in part
the
will be
bonds
and
purposes
to meet
construction
of
may
be
new
build
would
later
up
in
debenture
due
April 1,
1973,
Bay,
Northwest
made
Effective
the
May
1,
American
the
stock
Exchange
of
the
under' the
of
shares
farm
Hog,"
in
in
Cascade
is
company
and
.
models
under
the
registered
standard
any
.
farm
trade
name,
Rotary'*
tractor.
"Bush
cutters,
replacement .parts,
80%
As
the
of
the
result
of
acquisitions made during 1962, the company has
its line of farm equipment to include
tillage and soil
improvement tools., seeding machinery, hedders and
scraper blades,
and
in January
1963,the company commenced production of a
small
garden-type tractor with snow blowing and other attach¬
broadened
ments;
The
company
also
of
concrete
has
been
building
truck
and
tractor
engaged,
blocks
parts.
At
and
this
1956," in
since
the
time,
the
distribution
the
of
company's
sold
are
chiefly in the Southern, Midwestern and Eastern
states, hut it is in the process of
expanding its dealer network
to include
substantially all the Western states.
197,
the
first
announced
quarter
of
sharp
1963
as
1962.
for
R.
Hansberger
$29,464,605
for
the
first
per
first
share
common
three
months
of
to
and
the
terials
Common
6 li.> %
earnings
period
same
year
that
Net
ago.
of
1963,
net
sales
Income,
were
he
compared
of
17
resulted
in
a
against
first
1%
retail
Braniff
(W.
and
and
wholesale
fine
and
share
corporation
net
old
for
industrial
kraft
papers,
and distributes building
outlets.—V. 197, p. 815.
&
Co.,
this issue.—V.
196,
p.
floor
In
1857
will be used
for
and
according
Mr.
of loans
working capital.
3USINESS—The
company,
at
4560
East
71st
St.,
1965
for
in
the
to
a
70,000
70,000
to national banks.
active in California
is
group
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
($10
subject
to
from
The
bank
national
PRESENT
14
coast
each
one
in
—V.
Cleve¬
to coast.
in
Texas
197,
Capital
p.
an
investment in the 100-yearmanufacturer of commercial and
products.
The
firm
was
originally
Mass.,
to
manufacture
to be made in
remainder
E.
in
7%
Singleton,
of
New
and
distribute
7%
ten-year
Jr.,
England, totals
ten-year1 subordi¬
convertible
President
of
the
deben¬
Dallas-
out
that
Southwest
the
investment
diversified
through
conditions
•
Outstanding
435,600 shs.
severally
Cash-O-Matic
in
Masury-Young
of investments'
Five investments have been made in
California,
•'.
Coupon Corp.—Units Offered—Pur¬
April 18, 1963 offering circular, Reese,
Scheftel & Co., Inc., New York, offered
publicly 800
to
an
have
precedent,
25%
,
Inc
20
;
:
;_
;•
Co
&
15
10
.
10
10
10
■'
1963
4424 _
Per
,'
.
1962
$1,253,577
_____
_________
1-96,
1873.
p.;
!
:
$1,119,952
39,620
.4^-^
share
—V.
$0.08
30,420
$0.06
,.
;
Chicago Union Station Co.—Bidding Date
The
*
Bond
on
;
jointly
company,
owned
by
four
major
nounced
first
has
railroads,
an¬
that,it would receive separate bids
000,000
for the sale of (a) $29,fund
bonds
due
June
1,
1988,
(b) $10,000,000 of serial debentures, series
A, due June 1, 1964-68,
(c) $10,000,000 of serial debentures, series
B, due June 1, 1969-73.
Bids will be received
May 15 (12 noon CDST) in Room 870, 516
W, Jackson Blvd., Chicago.
ing
197,
mortgage
will
first
V.
be
3 V8%,
used
and
sinking
to
repay
first
-
27/b%
bank
loans, and refund outstand¬
maturing July 1, 1963.—
bonds
1217.
p.
City Stores Co. (& Subs.)—Shows Loss for Year—
•The
ended
of
reported
Feb.
2,
year's
parable
of
stores
in
$309,153,000
in
for
the
fiscal
1961,
of
$1,594,794
fiscal
from
1962
com¬
related
costs
to
sales
in
com¬
additional
certain
and
mergers
for
1961.
reduced
store
phvsical
changes
in
company's
important stores, the report no;es:
In
the
acquisition by Lit Brothers of four branch
Philadelphia area and the changes in the locations
with
the
major
stores
higher
were
$286,886,000
for
primarily
reorganizations,
the
connection
resulted
and
units
several
$1,518,060
loss
acquisitions,
loss
net
a
of
sales
against
4.3%.
or
reported
with net income
Last
that
1963
$12,267,000
company
pared
and
has
company
year
increase
an
renovations
of
the
W.
&
J.
Sloane
and
Franklin
Simon
in
New
York
City., the
report
points Out:
"While
these
steps were taken in order to strengthen and
improve our operations
the first year's impact
adversely affected 1962 earnings."—V. 195*.
p. 2150.
-
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co.—Net Higher-
Earnings for the first quarter of 1963 were $1.06
per
common
share, up from $1.02 in the first quarter of last
year,
Ralph M.
Besse, President, stated at the annual meeting.
Earnings for the 12-mOnth period ended March. 31,
1963,
$3.45
but
and
were
per common
share on the
outstanding shares. Earnings for
corresponding 12-month period a year ago were $3.50 per share,
are
not directly
comparable because of the change in corporate
tax
were
depreciation
Besse
$41
a
rates
also reported
million,
year
Operating
March
made
that
3.4%
up
effective
Jan.
first quarter
from
$39.7
1,
1962.
:*
1963 operating revenues
in the corresponding
million
ago.
for
revenues
$147.9
million,
31,
the
12
months
increase
an
of
ended
3.7%
March
from
the
31,
12
1963,
months
1962.
Kilowatthour
quarter
hour
the
was
output
higher
the
ments
*"In
12-month
of
the
levels
year."—V.
197,
of
Mr.
he
a
ago by 4.4%.
output reflect in large
production, increased require¬
year
kilowatthour
industrial
and
space
usage,
summary,"
of business
period
and
revenues
higher
residential
■the
output to the company's service area in the first
4.1% above the corresponding period in 1962. Kilowattfor the 12 months ended March 31, 1963, was above
comparable
part
defense
Besse
said,
activity,
p. 816.
industries
and
further
gains
in
explained.
"we
but
expect
with
generally
only
high
sustained
moderate
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Reports Record
Consolidated sales
1963
the
were
during
growth
creased
to
for
any
the
first
quarter
President
quarter
of
in
the
and
1962,
company's
31,
history,
Chairman.
consolidated
sales
in¬
$16,449,000.
Consolidated
381,000,
cents
Sales—
of $184,857,000 for the quarter ended March
highest
according to George H. Lesch,
Compared
,
its
banking
portfolio
Arizona, Alabama and Wyoming and the remaining
ranging from the Panhandle to the Rio Grande valley.
1417.
ex¬
the
FINANCING
below
named
Period Ended Feb. 28-
levels
the
is
but
electronic
and
435,600 shs.
certain
Earnings );___._____4___4-,-__4__.4
ended
leading
Eoston,
M.
it
all
centralized,
a
Barth
Sales
-
quarter
'72
announced
maintenance
Singleton pointed
extended
suant
located
15,
$1,000,000
in
based SBIC.
2076.
repayment
of
end
to
Champion Parts Rebuilding Inc.—Quarterly Report
The
notes
tures,
—
proceeds
due
investment, the first
t-
Net
the
accounting
converted
—V, 197, p. 1738.
Mr.
$1,000,000
.
$307,500, with $150,000 being in the form
Brodhead-Garrett Co.
Debentures Offered
On
April 29, 1963, The Ohio Co.,
Columbus, offered pub¬
licly, to Ohio residents only, $1,000,000 of this firm's
6% sinking fund debentures due
May 1, 1978,
and
1.973____
oil.
The CSC
nated
Grace
has
Masury-Young Co.,
whale
ma¬
Airways, Inc.—Offers to Buy Panagra Stk.
R.)
660,000 shs,
de¬
Capital Southwest Corp.—Investment—
$49,171
quarter
By
loan
and
be
..
totaled
founded
converts
1,
bearing notes,
installments through July
$43,-
products,
in
April
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs."
par)
subordinated
reported,
to
per
(Si
due
Non-interest
The
cents,
stock
convertible
bentures,
1962,
company manufactures
and other timber
plywood
See
sales
compared
reported
a
quarter
period a year ago.
improved results, he said,
The
The
in
same
income
the
V.
from
up
$670,641
the
gains
i
President
712,989
was
Authorized
Corp.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
has
company
will
the
The
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Boise
The
$9,000.
deposit
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton, Inc
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson & Co.__
with an acquisition,
product, equipment, and work¬
generally have
accounted
for
move
company's consolidated, sales,
During the fiveyear
period from Nov. 30, 1957 to Nov. 30. 1962, 'the company's
annual consolidated sales .increased from
$2,271,677 to $6,044,239.
than
real
and
and safe
the following depart¬
branch offices: Inter¬
located
are
to pur¬
respective percentages set forth below of such of the
shares of common stock as are not subscribed for
upon the
exercise of subscription warrants
(hereinafter referred to as "un¬
subscribed stock") at $31 per share.
chase
the
during
is
commitment,
fiscal
with
use
Jn-cluding
listed
was
including loans' on automobiles
collections, foreign exchange
Office
its
of
deposit
commercial
connection
implements
various
for
automobile,
BYS.—V.
in
new
a
,
in
products
company
symbol
for
18
offices
stock
Proceeds
company
manufacture
common
Stock
the
sold
Territories.—
1113.
p.
each
savings
87,120
197,
primarily engaged in the manu¬
machinery.
Its main plant and
executive offices are in Selma, Ala.
''
,The company's principal product is a heavy-duty rotary cutter,
Binney & Smith Inc.—A. S. E.
Listing—
on
at
and
from
year.—V.
two
$23,-
insured
J.
revenues
and
added
Authorized
programs such
the
business
businesses
are
Head
par)
:
'
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
ending March 31, 1963, was $90,160,$98,967,000 in the first quarter of 1962. Ray R.
that the reduced revenue from last year
BUSINESS—The
estimated at $240,000,000.
The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
operates tele¬
phone, telegraph and telecommunication services in
the Provinces of Quebec and
Ontario with extensions
of its services into Labrador, Province
of Newfound¬
and
Frobisher
V. 196, p. 1048.
and
regulations relating
Common
quarter
programs
1956
the system. Fifteen
1963' three addi¬
under construction:
in
extent
Sale—
facture
program,
land
its
CAPITALIZATION
said
development of
ing capital.
&
portion of the company's
a
by
used
used
commercial
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Brush, Slocumb & Co.
"Elworthy & Co._
Net proceeds will be used to liquidate notes issued
vately—On May 2, 1963 the company announced that
it had
placed $50,000,000 of first mortgage 4%%
bonds, series X, due 1988, privately with institutional
investors. Principal and interest are
payable in U. S.
dollars.
banking
approximately
management
associations.
of common stock.
Bell
general
individuals
to
demand
bank
reported
the corporation's efforts on new military
425L and
BUIC
were
increasing and that
and
to
later
offer
be
are
the
and
$40,000,000 and North¬
Co.,
$10,000,000.
entirely to reduced billings of military products occasioned
corporation phasing out of certain defense programs."; He
nated
'
t..'-
for
President,
Partridge,
member of the Federal Reserve System
and, de¬
by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
provided by law.
As a national bank, the bank is
subject to examination by che Office of the Comptroller of the
Currency, and other Federal agencies, and is subject to all laws
Insurance
Bush Ilog, Inc. — Units Offered — On
May 1, 1963,
Courts & Co., Atlanta, offered
publicly, 100,000 units
of this firm's securities at $28 per unit.
The units
consisted of one $10 par, 6V2% convertible subordi¬
606,936
share
outstanding
1950
and
o
454,871
___
per
The
to
of
521.
p.
223.000
earnings
Net
Shares
—V.
income
Co.
1962
$12,589,082 $12,056,076
taxes
firm
Life
that
the'
as
Sales
At
past
that
posits
.
Insurance
P.
processing.
period.'
contrasted with
Eppert,
was
offer
the
has
'1962
same.
Rights, will expire May 31.
June 3
will
of
Revenue
plans to offer stockholders the right to
82,500' common shares at $32 per share
share for each twb held of record May 8.
new
v
earnings of $1,722,000 for the ficst
1963 against $2,120,000 for the same
period last year.
Earnings per share amounted to 26. cents down from .32 cents for
the corresponding quarter in ,1962.
Provision for income taxes in
the 1963 quarter was $1,410,000 as compared with
$1,815,000 In
Francisco)—
between
opened
include
a
services
services
distant
most
1737.
p.
The'company
$1.02
additional
one
Prudential
Charles
their services through all
Department, Trust Department, both established
months: Mortgage Servicing Department and
the
Money Order Department.
In March,
1963, the bank signed
; a contract with the National Cash Register Co. fob the delivery of
an NCR 315
computer in mid-1964.
Monthly rental of this equip¬
borrowings
V
Mr.
Banking
the
Burroughs Corp.—Net, Revenue Lower—
announced
an
basis of
197,
short-term
that
Mutual
—V.
1,026,256
■
when
five banking offices
been
purposes,
which
national
borrow $50,000,The loans, which
working capital.
stated
was
Quarter
(San
retire
to
western
.
conducts'
Other
—:
.
80.78
'
used
America
1,251,262
996,484
1,029 573
share—______
1737.
per
197,
:
1949
interest rate nad
and
1,251,262
218,600
income
Capital
1962
1963
in
mergers
and
since
and .loans
personal
pected
bank
is
a
National Banking Association,
the United States, ar.d operates- under
to The" First National Bank of
trace its history
to 1892.. The present
are
-These
within
$950,000
will
rentalS-._-._-_---^.i.;r_-:_._u._-_;__ $17,832,528 $15,243,240
before income tax_J,-_
Net
bank
ments
30,000 shs.
$1,000,000
had arranged to
company
share
per
Additional fi¬
;
present name.
and
Financing Arranged—On
Bensinger, Chairman announced
E.
1963
this
of
granted
can
Four
have
deposit boxes.
000 from two insurance companies.
mature in 15 years,
carry a 5%%
1733.
p.
the
B.
shares
President, merged three independent banks to form
Valley Bank of California with resources of $12,000,000
offices'.
accounts
'
1963,
29,
87,120
and
offices
The
Outstanding
112.
which
in resources
offices.
Brunswick Corp.—Private
5,000
has called for redemption on June 1, 1963, through
sinking fund, $3,333,000 of its 5 V* % debentures
!977 at 100% nlus accrued interest,. payment will be
Period Ended March 31—
■
its
Taggart & Co.,
Atlas General Industries, Inc.—Nine Months'
Report
sales
Authorized
45,000 shs.
par)_
May 1, 1978
'
due June 15, 1974
debs,
p.
May 2,
Bankers Trust Co;,
($1
due
of
Calif.)—
expected to
be opened
or
Esparto and two offices in San Jose. In June, 1956, the bank adopted
indus¬
company has called for redemption on June 1, 1963, $800,000
of its 5Va% first mortgage bonds due 1986 at 101.74%
plus accrued
interest. Payment will be made at the First National City
Bank,
55 Wall St., New York.—V. 197, p. 1737.
It
Net
the
(Oakland,
Our April
—
Valley
laws! of
conceived
was
offices
tional
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
the
the
in
use
five
other
The
The company
I,
debs,
s.
5Vs%
5,000
5,000
——_
8,500
Beane_
stock
f.
s.
—V.
re¬
5,000
Co
5,000
&
6%
that
Aug.
and
005.386
departments.
v:'.-1"'"'
Common
the
their
Inc,_
Oppenhelmer & Co.
Robinson
Associates Investment Co.—Partial
due
for
offering
Charter
bank
a
Central
ment
& Hirshberg,
8,500
The First Columbus Corp.
—V.
197, p. 1312.
of
the
estate.
1,014,741 shs.
to the condi¬
underwriters named
Shaves
14,000
Co.__
Co.
operation
lumber
Each
banking system with 25 offices serving Central and Northern
Chairman
mikes vocational
cabinets.
'
benches and
as
hardwood
arts
Bank
stock to stockholders at $31
the
Eank
California
CAPITALIZATION GIVING. EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
subject
forth
set
Norris
14,000
duPont & Co.
&
branch
table:
40,000
Co
Williston
Birely
and
purchase
to
common
Inc.—
Jones,-Kreeger &
R.
terms
Shares
&
Francis I.
J.
the
agreed
of
<.
Shields
sells
also
vocational
under
National
Oroville.
and Taylor Woodcraft Inc., which
company
and
the
BUSINESS—Centia!
a
arts
lathes;
National
Financing Details
common
organized
tools for
industrial
sells.
it
i1,076,100
„
par)
severally
of
other
7,872,606
—
(long-termV i.—...!
UNDERWRITERS
number
the
Valley
through rights which expired May 3.
nancing details follow:
1
/
During
the fiscal year
ended Feb. 28, 1963, lumber sales amounted to about $1,600,000, or
approximately 15%
of the total net sales.
The company operates
its own drying kilns; and cures and mills most of the lumber which
132,488
:
machine
or
unit.
per
common
shares, and 10 war¬
holder thereof to purchase one
stock
at
$2.50 per share until
the
reported
firm's
"
stock
Common
(long-term
and powered
leathercraft and
department furniture such
The
trial
Outstanding
(current)--—
debt
debt
and
arts
FINANCING
__—iL 4,$36,488,982
payable—Banks
Other
PRESENT
TO
vocational
saws
,
.
EFFECT
tools
hand
of
metalworking,
securities at $250
100
common
Additional
chisels,
carving
shapers, milling
C.,
GIVING
line
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
for testing and
including hammers, saws, planes,, drills, bits,
tools, etc., and lathes, table saws, band saws,
machines and grinders.
The line of merchandise,
also
includes work
benches, tables, cabinets, mechanical drawing
tables, drawing instruments, blueprint cabinets,' stools,"etc.- ■ The
company
now
has
two
wholly-owned subsidiaries—J-Line
Corp. which manufactures woodworking machinery such as power
•."
proceeds will be applied to reduce shortborrowings.
:
;
•
v.';":';?
CAPITALIZATION
full
a
.
estimated at $171,000, will be used
development, debt repayment, equip¬
ment, and working capital.—V. 197, p. 1738. -
rural
subsidiaries
leather, ceramic supplies, electrical and masonry supplies,
finishes and brushes and many other items' for the indus¬
woodworking,
BUSINESS—The
ington' D.
of
.
June 1, 1964.
Net proceeds,
arts; oils and water colors, crayons, art paper, canvas, easels,
pallettes, brushes and many other, items for fine: arts. > It also
All of the
term bank
entitling
trial
sells
of
share
,
On May' 1, 1963, Shields & Co., Inc., New York, as;
managing underwriter, announced the public offer¬
ing of 125,000 shares of this firm's common stock,
at $8.50 per share. Of the total up to 20,000 shares
have, been reserved for sale to officers, directors, em¬
ployees and business associates of the company and
consisted
rants,
These
and
its
of this firm's
unit
presently employ
17 salesmen' and approximately 2CO other em¬
ployees.
During 1962, the company distributed approximately 68,000 cata¬
logs comprising almost 540 pages and listing the items which the
company
handles.
Most of these items are nationally advertised
brands of
well-known and
outstanding manufacturers.
Included among the items which the company sells are metals,
913.
Associated
been
have
corporation,
Kentucky
rehabilitation
and
customers
535,000
taxes
the
predecessor,
its
ernmental
1,133,000
taxes—
taxes——.
income
Net
Net
and
engaged for many years in the sale of instructional materials and
equipment to the industrial arts, vocational education, crafts and
fine
arts
departments of educational institutions.
Its customers
include public, parochial and private schools and academies
and
embrace elementary schools, junior and senior high schools, colleges
and
universities
(especially teachers' colleges) and numerous gov¬
1528.
preferred.—V. 197, p.
standing 6%
land,
had announced plans to sell 240,000 shares
and to use the proceeds to redeem its out¬
the company
4.90%
the
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1836)
per
or
64
net
income
cents
share in
per
the
for
share,
same
the
as
quarter
first
quarter
compared to
of 1962.
of
1963
was
$5,238,000,
or
$5,~62
Volume 197
Commenting
the
the
by
"Two
Mr.
that
operated
new
of
6261
last
year
under
the
"are first the
The
.
in
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1962,
first
the
was
Planned
management in 1961.
the key elements of the
Lesch,
.
.
the results achieved
on
stockholders
company
Number
Mr.
full
Growth
Lesch
reminded
the
in which the
year
Program
Oi
established
last
Growth
Program," said
solidifying of the company's domestic
of
the year until
collective
known.
labor
Planned
half
current
is
Without
costs
CPP
would
already declined
the
bargaining
further
to
effect
of
the
sales
reopening
Electric Autolite Co.
in
the steel
industry
adjustments, increased
profit margins which have
Change Approved—
price
jeopardize
too-low level in recent
a
op¬
possible
agreements
appropriate
years.—V,
197,
A
617.
p.
at the same time insuring the continued s.uccess of
foreign business; and second, the intensive development and
marketing of new products."
\
With
regard
here
previous
"The
the
to
sales
our
the
first
in
element,
the
U.
S.
to establish
year
significance
of
what
Mr.
Lesch
increased
was
stated
$43
that
million
"during
Montgomery, Ala., offered publicly
those
over
this firm's
record.
new
a
Cotton States Life Insurance
Co.—Common Offered
—On April 29,
1963, First Alabama Securities, Inc.,
|
;
1962
accomplished
here
be
can
fully
filling
As
Mr.
plan
our
to
the
Lesch
crease
in
for
continued
second
key
reported
domestic
Colonial
"the
sales
from
came
Acceptance
Planned
share
new
Growth
the
of
$43
197,
000 of this firm's senior
in¬
816.
p.
Pri¬
accident
ing
debentures, series C, due 1975
The
corporation
tures
due
be
140
June
made
for
redemption
sinking fund,
at
the
100.35%
Morgan
197, p.
June
on
$910,000
plus
its
of
accrued
Guaranty
Broadway, New York.—^V.
1,
Trust
Co.
1963,
5 Va %
interest.
of
deben¬
Total
volume
first
half
Discount
year.
for
of
the
New
Net
Up
was
$113,908,000.
earned
the
in
-f
first
■"::
•..■
■
rise
of
34%
—V.
over
sales,
($2.50
He
continued
a
rate
same
196,
Period
but
its
principally
life
at
"
•
units
„
and
Net
of
will
Electric
Autolite
will
of
having
349,763
the
taxes
income—
income___
on
the
on
82,002
Satellite
Corp.
Incorporators
The
806,000
$1.76
$0.53
pany
to
has
approved
serve
regular
the
as
to
be
the
following
incorporators
Board
initial
directors
stockholders,
poration.
Leo
Directors
elected
are
called
after
of
at
the
the
first
initial
of
until
of
Gro$s
time
meeting
issue
the
revenue
Welch, Chairman; Joseph V. Charyk,
President; John T.
Connor; George J. Feldman;
Beardsley Graham; Sam Harris; Edgar
F.
Kaiser; David M. Kennedy;
George Killion; A," Byre Litschgi;
Leonard
H.
Marks;
Bruce
Sundlun;
Sidney
J.
Weinberg
and
of
the
company
are. at
3029
Klingle
Rd.,
N.
Earned
on
has
through
tures
operation
due
'First
June
the
of
1,
National
Fifty
called
1978
Bank,
for
redemption
fund, $76,000
sinking
at
101.40%.
Fort
Worth,
Payment
Tex.;
June
on
of
its
l,
Delaware
made
at
the
and
discount
Sale Planned—
1963
$75,000,000
of
it
was
bonds
be used,
in part,
first 3J/2%
bonds
reported
privately
to
redeem
due
July
that
on
this
1963,
1,
utility
about
or
June
and
for
First
National
agent
Natural
City Bank,
Gas
New
registrar for
debentures due April 1. 1988.—V.
Copper Range
has
issue
an
Income
197,
1962
He
$11,687,127 $12,194,345
1,068,738
996,587
taxes..
for
Federal
income
taxes
425,000
197,
com.
stock
$0.34
$0.45
outstanding
sals
Copperweld Steel Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
annual
the
of
meeting
first
to
72
cents
that
of
for
following
to
that
of
our
of
a
year
for
the
first
of
the
that
early
little
later
and
the
rapid acceleration of
shipments are
expected
months,
discussing
and
1964,
tures
for
about
one-half
new
Division.
the
second
quarter
resolved."
"The
capital
of
and
is
being
of
be
could
incoming
to
1963
on
at
at
least
improvement
Cable
ment
of
high
with
program
$4,500,000
Division
produce
approximately 50%.
to
a
the
possible
installation
degassing unit,
hot
machine
In
this
of
for
also
contemplates an expend¬
1963 and
1964
at
the
during
year
by
is
mill
the
Alumoweld
At
the
expected
in
to
the
vacations.
a
1314.
p.
.
year
ago.
augmented
were
under
de¬
new
transmission
mains
now
the
serve
■"
that
while
the
possibilities
Autolite
would
company
continue
to
be
for
Company,
.*{
*
.
issue.
this
"
.
.
has
earlier
year
net
con¬
of $33,511,085. Pre-tax earnings for
$1,480,346.—V. 197, p; 1218.
the
period
same
Fafnir Bearing Co.—-N. Y. S. E. Listing—
New
Exchange,
listed
Conn.' firm-, the nation's largest independent
bearings, was listed on the New York Stock
Britain,
of
ball
effective
the
by
May
1.
Exchange
The
stock.
assigned
fear, despite the
some
to
be
available
if
ticker
2,278,487
were
stock,
formerly
symbol FAF.—V.
197,
shares
traded
of
the
company's
Over-the-Counter,
1741.
p.
Fall
12
River
Months
Gas
to
was
,
net
sales
for
Fuel
used
Natural
Other
a
in
production—--—
purchased
gas
Maintenance
needed.—
quarter
were
$263,779, equal to 60 cents
income
share
420,888
excluding portion apsubsidiary operations----
405,804
376,354
$5,158,700.
$4,725,684
533,299
515,059
tax,
expenses.-
operations,
after
tax
come
Net
in¬
93,913
-
85,315
and
4,689
192,596
deductions—_—
income
income
earnings per
Dividends paid per
common
common
603,431
187,235
416,195
———.
-——
other
3,057
631,902
439,305
.___
Consolidated
produces various lines of equipment for the
process
195, p. 1315.
Federal
income
Interest
253,262
388,007
Other
Gross
299,867
'——
(net)—
Subsidiary
net of $192,643, or
on
432,937 shares in the 1962 March quarter.
reported
that
orders
received
during
the
first
over
the like period last
year,
and the manage¬
the company "can look forward to
a
good first half
1,919,545
1,409,509
325,270
——.
—
-
to
income
46,257
2,090,360
1,498,747
266,248
______
Total operating
Operating income—
outstanding compared, with
184,260
—
resale____
,———_______
taxes
Other
for
1962
$5,240,743
_I_
Depreciation
ended
per
1963
$5,692,000
—
operation.
plicable
the
31—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses—
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
that
Co.—Earnings Statement—
March
Gas
General
reported
installation
of
an
wire
and
the
strand
end
will
of
Net
additional
be
1964,
level
third
is
amounted
income
cents
1963.
056,
Far West
a
In
which
the
the
of
the
1962
equivalent
sales
for
the
from $72,598,951
up
first
in
share-
$2.50
share
was
This
was
68
cents
share.
a
$2.37
.
$1,815
$1,755
•
figures for both periods include the
quarterly results of The
which became an Eaton
subsidiary on Feb.'28, 1963.
In
reporting the results for the first quarter, John C.
Virden,
Chairman and President", also
announced that Eaton has completed
an, arrangement which will broaden its activities in
the European
Common
He
Market
said
that
countries.
-
:
equal
was
••
business
'
the
was
197, p.
formerly-
which
1314.
a
now
division
holds
of
the
Margarete
Steiff
GmbH
in
majority interest in Alligator.
year
loan
volume,
Greene
ended
the
Robert H.
and
and
noted
savings
first
;
and
land
quarter operations,
John
Greene,
that
inflow
President,
consolidated
announced.
earnings
for
31.
March
54
to
prior
cents
to
or
67
reflected
earlier,
share.
a
passage
cents
a
of
In
the
the
tax
initial
measure,
Mutual
,
.
*
—
1962,< which
earnings
,
,
.
were
'
Mutual
State
of
quarter
revision
share.
,
State
Savings and Loan Association registered a
net
gain
in
savings, after inter-company
elimination, of
$9,950,000
during the first quarter, compared with an increase of $3,485,uuu
during last year's initial period.
'
in
West Germany
—V.
a
$855,308
company has purchased for cash a minority
Alligator Ventilfabrik GmbH, the largest West German
producer of pneumatic valves, of which tire valves are
the major
part. Alligator serves the entire
European Common. Market. The
interest
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
in
1963.
compared
with.. the .j-like
appreciable gains. Per share earn¬
ings were up to $2.71 per share from $2.12 per share.
Pre-tax earnings for the quarter ended March 31, 1963 matched
those
for
the
like
quarter
a
year
earlier.
For the
initial 1963
quarter, consolidated earnings before
income taxes amounted
to
$850,812, equal to 67 cents a share on the 1.267.875 common, shares
outstanding. After income taxes, first quarter profits were $689,81-,
Dole Valve Co.
increased
Chairman
Griffith
months
12
period
equivalent
5,474,384 shares outstanding on March
period net income amounted to $3,699,to
Griffith,
Messrs.
cor¬
the
$3,670,220.
Financial
increases
warehousing activity highlighted
S.
quarter
the
1962.
period
on
same
that
$77,419,032,
months
for
share
was
announced
to
Substantial
The
the
off
during the last haif of the
quarter
which
traditionally
is
difficult to forecast
earnings for
67
31,
Ohio
It
has
company
%
.
privately through A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
company
This
share
per
company
1963
to
a
particularly
affected
a
additional
manufacturer
company
ran
11%
responding three
commenting on the future, Mr. Darbaker said, "the outlook
for improved sales and
earnings for the year 1963 is encouraging.
However, the high rate of incoming orders
during the early months
of
year,
shares
believes
The
metal
Seamless Tube Division, as estiduring 1963 and early 1964 for the
new
cold-draw bench,
a
straightener, a tapering
and auxiliary equipment for use in
processing tubing."
of
members of
some
Eaton Manufacturing Co.- -Sales
Higher; Net Down
Slightly—
$1,500,000 will be spent
purchase
share.r—V. 197,
per
Township and Watchung, on the north¬
Watchung Mountains,
Mr.
Kean
reported.
controlling interest in the Princeton Water Co-,
said
Electric
a
were
were
$4,108,923, an increase of about 6%
over
$3,861,142 reported for the similar period of 1962. Net
1963."
The
the
facilities.
By
to
loan
for the quarter
cents
The
during
a
until
$62
solidated sales
an¬
1963
of
434,557
44
cladding line to produce Alumoweld, together with the
appropriate
wire-drawing machines and stranding equipment. Additional hous¬
ing facilities will also be provided.
mated
31,
earnings
are
somewhat
orders
continue
or
of
reported that first quarter earnings rose 54%
on
a
sales gain of 16%.
income, after taxes, was $1,255,754, or 63 cents
a share,
on consolidated sales
of $39,109,665 for the quarter-ended
•Mar. 31, 1963. Pre-tax earnings for the same
period were $2,516,373.
The
comparable first quarter of 1962 showed consolidated net
income, after taxes, of $812,364 or 41
cents
a"
share,
on
new
issue, the D&H arranged for
new
has
company
sales
industries.—V.
given
casting machine
approximately
capacity
.
year
proposal, Mergenthaler contemplates of¬
limited basis shares of Electric Autolite at
a
excess
company's
product-handling
Wire
this
capital improvement program for
Mr. Darbaker stated that
"planned capital expendi¬
facilities
will
approximate
$12,000,000,
of
which
is scheduled for expenditure at
the Aristoloy Steel
of a continuous
transfer and
•
the
Consideration
iture
The
the
conditions
inventory accumulation similar
although the buildup this year on the part
a
the
on
Duriron Co.,
customer
started
uncertainty is
In
1963
of
throughout
labor
of
on
the
Federal
1963,
"business
months
of
Consolidated
1962.
of
.
then
$36.00 during
year,
Engelhard Industries, Inc.—Net Up 54%; Sales 16%
propo¬
$10 million bank
V. 197, p. 714.
quarter
"Because
recent
the
$25,481,042 for
below net sales
quarter
smaller.
level
at
ICC
March
shareholders
during
ago,
months
of
4%
■
the
of
shareholders
equal
stock, compared with net earnings
period in 1962, equal to 89 cents
per
same
industry
to
net sales
<
and
Delaware & Hud¬
wasn't
the
common
stock.
customers
had
approximately
corresponding
told
pattern
a
1963,
$851,108
the
reported
company
of
share of
common
steel
the
the
were
Darbaker
the
Darbaker
months
per
$1,049,581
Mr.
M.
for
earnings
share
in
three
$26,466,992
Net
of
James
even
fourth
years
reported.
common
was
stock
1'
'
>
,
Warren
of
Kean
The
assured, there might be no bids offered
for refunding bonds."
To protect its
situation, pending authorization from
.
President
of
side
to
from
good credit of the D&H, that because of
the railroad situation in the
Eastersn district and the
fact that D&H's inclusion in
pending merger
$846,587
617.
p.
offering the
the opinion of
"There
preferred
three
generally
150,000
$643,738
income
added:
of
for
W.
.
1963
share
<
$7,582,862
Chicago.
investment banking
was
each
of
15 cents per share,
earnings
of $117,213 in Federal income taxes
guidelines and an investment credit.
been sold
community that new bonds
could be sold at more favorable
terms through private
sale
rather than by
offering them at competitive
bidding."
.•
Co.—Quarterly Report—
Earngs. per share of
—V.
4%%
Co., that "it
the
trustee,
company's
.
Provision
Net
appointed
the
and
Emporium Capwell Co.—Notes Sold
Privately—On
was reported that $15,000,000 of this1
firm's 4V2% instalment notes due May
1,1983 had
»
,
nual report of the
parent company,
1739.
p.
sales
before
..
son
been
of
Quarter Elided March 31—
.
//
preferred
share
per
May 1, 1963 it
present
r
$34.50
Eitra Corp.—New Name—.
purchasers" for the
The ICC
exempted the road from
bonds at competitive
bidding.
William White,
•
Co.—Appointment—
York,
and
Consolidated
sell
Co.,
197,
to
also
See
so
time."
will
Steam
''secured
cumulative
of
general
Chairman, recently said in the
Consolidated
paying
to
Proceeds
Ycprk
construction.—V.
1739.
p.
plans
11.
of' New
$27,600,000
and
that the cost of the D&H will be
5%%
annum, which is within the range at which simi¬
larly rated railroad bonds are selling at the
■
2,
first
the
share payable
per
expansion, "our major atten¬
tion will be directed toward
achieving maximum effectiveness and
efficiency within the present framework of operations/'—V. 196,
p. 1875.
v:
per
4
.
May
Hudson
for
1962. Two extensions of water
alert
Ap¬
issue, which is noncallable for five years
except
for sinking fund
purposes. These bonds, have an an¬
nual sinking fund of
$500,000, and "will be sold at a
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
Inc.—Private
Bond
&
The D&H said it has
522.
p.
Delaware
of
value
Chief
as
of Electric
has reported record high earnings of $l,344,572)vor
for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962. This
compares
or $1.43 per share, in
1961.
revenues also exceeded 1961, amounting to
$8,069,549,
Acquisitions
new
.
197,
of
stock
amount
1991* at
York.—V.
Sale
par
$1.40
extent
western
Mr.
Bond
a
company.
Mr.
of
the
present
continue
shareholders
merger,
shares
new
will
merger
be in
to
communities
The proceeds will be used to
retire a like principal
of 4% first and
refunding mortgage bonds,
due May 1, 1963. First National
City Bank of New
York is trustee of the new issue.
deben¬
thousand
due
in
mortgage 5% % bonds, due May 1, 1983.
dollars of its 5'4%
first mortgage bonds, series
102.08% plus accrued interest; and
Thirty thousand dollars of its, 5%% first
mortgage bonds, series
E,
due 1987 at 101.70%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be
made
at the
Continental Illinois National Bank &
Trust Co., of
Chicago. 231 S. La Salle St:, Chicago; or at The
Chase Manhattan
Bank, 80 Pine St., New
F,
$0.54
RR.—Private
the
Officer
Keller
Kean, Jr., President, said in the report that three
opportunities for expanding the company's service'area had occurred
12,22o!oo0
$0.60
Hudson
&
Mr.
saving
preciation
proved — On April
26, the Interstate Commerce
Commission approved the
private placement of $14
1963,
4%%
will'be
4,575,000
I
stock
common
of
Executive
share
the
a
was
million
company
%
103,744,000
86,083,000
4,925,000
per
'*
Fresi-
J. A.Keller,
company
Robert
109,971,000
91.559,000
share—
197, p. 617.
-r-V.
Community Public Service Co.—Partial
Redempts.
The
by
&
W.,
912.
p.
1962
13,256,000
expenses—
deductions
Income
Woodcock.
Headquarters
:___
Operating
of
cor¬
Earnings
Washington, D. C.—V. 197,
1963
To
com¬
such
annual
stock
the
D.
Leonard
Co.—Quarterly Report—
12 months Ended March 31—
Congress
,,as
Light
President
and
1.8
.
$1,089,439,
compared
&
be
and
year.
this
to
not
per
with
•
Dayton Power
of
<
dividend of
common
fifth
Operating
Communications
Named—
independent
as
manufacturer
Elizabethtown Water Co.—Reports Record Earns.—
525,000
".V"
$0.45
offered
purchase
to
price
1962
653,000
Electric
as
military
Board
preferred shares will be non-callable
fering
a
410,000
share
major
at
;
operate
a
callable at $37.50 per share during the
the fifth year, and $34.50 thereafter.
.
period
common
shareholders
.
,
The
$76,696,000 $76,491,000
1,063,000
1,331,000
________
for
be
annual
Mergenthaler
1963
is
the
of
Chief
as
operations
Mergenthaler having
an
during
„
ap¬
quarterly.
preferred stock will be convertible into common stack1 of
Mergenthaler for a period of five years' on the initial basis of an
even exchange oi one share of
Mergenthaler common for each share
of
preferred, stock, with interim adjustments to .865 shares
of
subsidiary
of
minority
31—
will
Autolite
The
6,950,312
319,331
of
owner
electrical
continue
Autolite
Incident
March
Linotype
Electric
allied
Mergenthaler, will
Davies
1961
114,106
earnings for
earnings per
197, p. 714.
Net
—V.
and
Executive Officer of Mergenthaler.
Under the terms of the proposed
7,379,105
earnings before taxes
Net
strong
indicated
ELTRA.
commercial applications.
Davies will be Chairman
dent
»
Co.—Quarterly Report—
Ended
Provision
of
Mergenthaler
Mr.
122,890 shs.
1962
2481.
p.
the
.
J
deduction
is
equipment, helicopters, industrial
batteries, instruments and gauges, and through a
subsidiary Ms
engaged in the equipment leasing field.
'
<
Mergenthaler is the world's leading manufacturer of
typesetting
machinery and markets a wide range of products for the
graphic
arts industry
including hot metal and photo composing systems,
printing presses, and special purpose computers for both
Outstanding
■
and
automotive
$16,125,684 $15,409,544
_______—'
after
Mergenthaler
affected
Autolite
stock
•
-.
name*
PRESENT FINANCING
200,000 shs.
*
approval.
which
was
adopted by the Electric Autolite
annual
meeting on April 25.
<
Operations of the two companies will not be
and
underwrit¬
••
*
V
...
.
TO
par)____
for
54Vo of the capital stock of Electric Autolite.
company would operate under the name of ELTRA Corp.,
originally proposed as a new name for Electric Autolite
and
901
health
insurance
.
companies
Net. sales
•
said
that
he
anticipates
showing for the remainder of 1963 at about the
by the past six months.—V. 197, p. 915.
all
income
Crane
represent an 11%
six months of last
Lefforge attributed the gains to the growing demand for
financing among a widening list of industrial and com¬
firms.
located
813.
p.
companies
interests
commercial
mercial
writing
Non-consolidated companies:
Net income of
non-consolidated
11%—
a
earnings of $312,362
$281,382
•
Mr.
now
companies
new
the
Consolidated companies:
Net sales
York,
1739.
Corp.—Net
period
1962.
the
over
State
Year Ended Dec, 31—
Total
Payment
company achieved new highs in total volume and
earnings
for
the six months ended March
31, 1963, it was announced by
Thomas Lefforge, President.
The firm is a wholly-owned
subsidiary
of Automatic Canteen Co. of America.
the
a
Coty International Corp.—Annual
Report-
The
increase
that
in
is
developing.
stock
197,
Net
Commercial
The
share.
increase capital/and
Authorized
Common
called
the
1986
at
is
and
both
proximately
System, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
has
through operation of
will
1962
insurance
there
—V.
Gas
of
of
per
principal offices are
It
was
incorporated
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
privately through Reynolds & Co., New
York.—V. 197, p. 405.
Columbia
of
summer
reported that $1,000,-
was
shares
In
announcing this action, R. H. Davies, President of Electric
Autolite, said the proposal will be presented to the shareholders
Ave., Tuscaloosa, Ala.
under the laws
of Alabama on
Dec. 4, 1954, and is authorized to do
business as
an insurance
company in the States of Alabama and
Georgia.
The
company is engaged in the business of
writing life, health, and
accident insurance.
Substantially all of the company's insurance
is presently written in Alabama.
The company entered
Georgia in
the
Program,
Sold
30,000
capital stock at $9.70
company's
22nd
ful¬
million
products."—V.
Corp.—Debentures
vately—On May 2, 1963 it
had been sold
the
of
major
BUSINESS—The
.
abroad."
progress
element
that
common
Net proceeds will be used
to
surplus.
appreciated
when
we
realize
that
this
$43
million
increase
in
domestic sales in the single year 1962 was more
than the combined
increase for the
preceding nine-year period," Mr. Lesch said.
"Our sales overseas increased a total of
$26 million in
1962,
Name
—
1963.
the
of
Proposed Merger
-—
•*
proposed merger of Electric Autolite into
Mergenthaler Linotype
was
approved by directors of Electric
Autolite on
April 25,
Co.
erations, while
^
-
-
the
first
months
quarter,
of
1962.
originated
up
At
from
March
$19,450,000
in
mortgage
loans
during
$16,370,000 in the corresponding thiee
31, 1963, loans outstanding were $13b,-
«
a
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
$105,233,000 a year earlier.
The net increase in
during the first quarter
was
$11,245,000 up
the same 1962 period.—V. 197, p. 1116.
against
187,000
loans
(1838)
outstanding
from
$6,844,000 in
Gatineau Power Co.—Stock Purchase Offer Ext'd—
The
Quebec Hydro-Electric Commission has .extended until
17, its previous offer to buy all the outstanding shares of the
pany at $35
(Canadian) per share.
On
April 26, shareholders of Glickman Corp., national real estate
company,
voted
to
change the company's
name
to
investment
o
Franchard
The
Preferred
Stock
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
Glickman Corp.—Name Change Approved—
May
com¬
Federal Manufacturing & Engineering Corp.—Merger
Approved—
.
Exchange Offer—
Corp.,
name
—V.
it
change
197,
announced
was
by Louis A.*Siegel, President.
immediately, Mr. Siegel said.
effective
became
1530.
p.
....
Victoreen
See
Instrument
issue.—V.
this
Company,
1634.
197, p.
Federated
Inc.—Record
Stores,
Department
Sales,
Net—
A
by
Fred
share
of record sales, net income and earnings per
year
reported
the
Quebec Hydro-Electric Commission is offering to exchange
debenture, of equal par value and interest rate, for
outstanding preferred stock of the company. In addition, the
Commission will pay1 $5 extra for each preferred share because it
has the right to a premium in the event of liquidation.—V. 197,
p. 917..
■
...
10-year
was
Chairman,
Jr.,
Ralph
and
out that this record was achieved, despite the fact that
1962, which ended Feb. 2, 1963, was one week shorter than
1961, a 53-week year.
General
fiscal
Sales
for
rose
increase
of
consecutive
24th
the
$40,343,246
4.7%
or
to $896,699,177,
an
year's sales of $856,-
year
last
over
$37,186,335, equal to $2.15 per share, compared
$2.14 per share,' in 1961.
out that during the past 10 years sales have
doubled, earnings have multiplied 2.75 times and dividends have
been increased on six different occasions. The dividend rate was
increased effective with the July 31,
1962 payment from $1.10 to
Net
income
called for redemption on June
1,
1963,
the sinking fund, $213,000 of its 5Va% cumu¬
subordinated debentures due June 1, 1987 at 100%
income
lative
accrued interest.
Payment) will be made at
Trust Co., 40 Wall St., New York.—V.
plus
ventories
the Manufacturers
197,
share on an annual basis.
report noted that seven of the twelve Federated divisions
participated in the corporation's
1962
expansion program that
added some 800,000 square feet of store space and one 500-car
parking garage.
'
Federated's 1963 expansion plans include the addition of three
per
to
the basis of
one
share for each four held of
new
branch
stores
will
that
parking facilities
add
feet
389,000 square
for 3,700 cars.—V.
196,
and
of store space
2581.
p.
.
)
:
Ferro
Period
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Ended
March
6%
Income
before
Income
taxes
Net
taxes—.
624,000
Earnings
per
share based on shares
standing at end of each quarter
197, p. 817.
644,000
$0.76
—
683,000
628,000
,
income____;
$0.78
out¬
It
license
a
for
the
to
company
For
the
second
In
his
annual
Valletta,
in
year
plex has announced
row,
a
statement
Chairman
Fiat,- the Italian
sales of
gross
than
more
to
industrial
com¬
shareholders,
Professor
Managing Director of the company, an¬
$1,272,580,645 for 1962, an increase of $238,709,677 over the previous year.
Exports total amounted to $366,129,032, an increase of $103,225,-
806
1961.
over
this
Of
exported
figure,
automobiles
Its
At
Vittorio
and
total sales of
nounced
sota.
offices
located
are
at
8500
West
Capitol
for
accounted
$254,838,709.
During 1962, Fiat built and sold a total of 795,504 motor vehicles
32,233 tractors. The equivalent of 1,500,000 ingots was con¬
verted into iron and steel products, 100,000 tons more than in 1961.
—V. 195, p. 1096. >•;;
;-;
and
Filtrol
before
Income
after
Earned
per
—V.
present,
$878,000
702,000
653,000
$0.54
$0.50
.
195, p. 2032.
also
the
issues
company
and'
sells
various
forms
Fin-Cos Corp. — Notes Sold
Privately—On May 1,
it was reported that $43,000,000 of this firm's
offer
and
facilitate
sold
$637,000
Securities Corp., and Hemphill, Noyes
—V.
pending
of
which
approximately
85%
have
been
stock
below
names
earnings
ever, the
as
to
of
In
obligated
for
$382,900
two
cents
report
the
outstanding. This
a
share
of
that
1963
figures
on
shareholders,
three
months
preferred
share
per
to
initial
after
equal
to
a
sales
year
will
5,526,447
dividend
5,527,553
on
with
compares
average
the.
be
ago.
Net
were
and
How¬
comparable
amounted
year
requirements
shares
average
$811,012
net
shares
common
reported
company
this
of
of
to
six
or
the
sales
for
the
three
months
ended
March
31,
first
1963
net
to
loss
a
common
income
in
of
stock
cents
quarter
this
year
$51,675,843 against $52,263,351 in the comparable 1962 period.
against
for
U.
S.
$535,230
and
for
foreign
the
income
respective
taxes
amounted
periods.-—V.
,
197,
tics
197,
to
$216,639
Curtis
-
net
down
income
5%
from
for
net
the
first
income
of
quarter of 1963 was $121,$127,700,000 in the first
quarter
of
1962, Henry Ford II,
Chairman, and John Dykstra,
President, announced. Consolidated net income per share amounted
to
$1.10 in
of
1962. '
the
first
quarter
of
1963
and
$1.16
in
the
first
quarter
Consolidated sales in the first quarter of 1963 were
$2,094,200,000,
5% from the first quarter of 1962. The increase in sales
came
primarily in foreign operations; dollar sales in U. S,
operations
about
the
same
in
as
the
first
quarter
quarter of
increases
1962
as
a
result
of
in
September, 1962, and
cost-of-living adjustments. Although employment costs have mounted
each year, the
company has made no general price increases on,
its U.
S.
and
cars
Lower first
to
increase
—of
its
functional
ments,
trucks since
the
Fall
of
1958.
quarter profits also reflected the
company's programs
product value—and, consequently, the
product cost
the
and
cars
trucks.
The
improvements,
improved
acteristics.
»•
1963
models
including
performance
and
have a large number of
reduced maintenance require¬
better ride and handling char¬
•
being affected adversely by heavy
costs associated with
facility programs of foreign subsid¬
iaries
now
under way.
Moreover, provision for taxes on income
received
from
foreign operations was higher in the first
quarter
year are
the large
1963
The
than
in
company
the
first
quarter
of
introduced several
U,
S.
models during the
quarter of 1963. These are being exceptionally well received
by the public, with the result that the
company's share of the
retail market in March and the
first ten days of April was about
7% higher than in
February.—V.
197,
art &
Corp.,
this
May
and
car
p.
wise
bids
interest
the
to
A
debentures
due
Commerce"011
Gabriel
See
are
see
May
1981
Corp.,
this
Oil
Co.,
this
not
any
•
.
20
_•
are
purchased.
are
35%
-
ob¬
"
.
20
Shares
Hayden, Miller & Co
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
9,000
The
7,000
Westheimer & Co.
7,000
Greene
Ohio
7,000
7,000
Co.
7,000
Ladd
&
7,000
,
6,000
—
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
6,000
directors had authorized
gra's
,
shares
1963,
&
California—Bonds
Paine,
Webster
Webber,
for
the
by
the
Of¬
Jackson
&
to
the
Electronics
for
BUSINESS—The
tem,
furnishes
southern
as
4%s,
from
came
bonds
not
are
redeemable
at
a
company prior to May 1, 1968.
Other¬
at redemption prices ranging from 105%
Corp.
its
Any
balance
construction
company,
local
and
connected
are
filed
with
the
Civil
Aeronau¬
the
rate
"Our
the
South
States
in
each
by
Pan
each
to
the
and
the
will
and
its
offer
World
its hold¬
be
to
made
acquire
J'r'.''
■
support of the posi¬
by Civil Aeronautics Board
establish a truly competitive
to
U.
S.
our
and
A.
travel
South
between
ownership
thwart
of Pana-
for
indicated
future
The
100%
American
company
preparation
position
trying
between
would
effect
is
as
in
years
in
America.
Panagra
into
$22,000,000 for
Beard, President, said:
service
confidence
and
of
50%
offer
tangible evidence of both
the
flag
An
Braniffs
on
E.
is
owned
indicated
United
over
S.
our
of
Chas.
offer
of
action
U.
R.
by
the, efforts
the
Pan
of
America
United
American
our
government
and
States
of
100%
to put
the
recently published Presidential Policy
supporting*
S. flag international services and
would, in fact,
create a
practical monopoly of gigantic proportions.
This is not
in
the public interest.
If, on the other hand, Braniff acquires
competitive
truly
a
will
by
is
197,
S.
flag
American
practical
agreement
and
the
connecting
$10,625,000
Grace
for
recognition
permits' Grace
might net Grace
p.
1634.
'
system
the
' %.
somewhat
Pan
Am-Grace
—V.
U.
>
.
exceeds
merely
upon
this
competitive
result.
offer
our
which
Am
U.
something
of
to
50%
the
accept
than
more
cash
the
of
fact
price
com¬
that
shares
the
cash
in
the
Pan.
price.''
1
,
Securities
bonds, all
FEATURES—The
cost
redeemable
company
Grace.
Panagra
Pan
of
are
W.
commenting
tion
offer
an
which
and
Airways
ings' at
■shortly.
agreed
Co.
Buy Pan-
of its intention to oppose the
purchase by Pan
Airways, Inc., of W. R. Grace & Co. 50% owner¬
ship of Panagra.
Simultaneously, Braniff advised the CAB that its
"While
io
Co.—Braniff Offers to
notice
continents
15
Company
Grace &
World
Panagra,
i
of
such
to
the
dis¬
General
loans
will
be
•discharged through the sale of common stock of the
company.*
At March 29,
1963, the company was indebted to its parent in
the amount of $29,000,000 on
short-term loans made
during that
month, and on that date $28,000,000' thereof was used to dis¬
charge short-term bank "loans' then owing and
previously used
the
Gulf & South American
Steamship Co., Inc.—Bonds
Privately—On May 2, 1963 it was reported that
$12,000,000 of this firm's U. S. Government insured
Sold
Merchant Marine bonds due
1988 had been sold
privately through Morgan Stanley & Co., New York. The
issues included $3,000,000 4.20% S. S. Gulf Farmer
series; $3,000,000 4.20% S. S. Gulf Banker series;
4.25% S. S. Gulf. Trader series and 4.25% S. S. Gulf
Shipper series.
'
of
in
The
other
•
Ilallicrafters
Co.—Bank
Financing
Arranged—On
completion of a
program totaling $6 million.
April 25,
financing
the
company
announced
The company has negotiated
seven-year unsecured
loans in the amount of $2 million with the First Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago and the National Boulevard
Bank of
In
Chicago.
V
addition, the two banks have extended a threerevolving credit totaling $4 million to the com¬
year
pany at the prime rate
The
funds
will
be
of interest.
used
to retire the company's
present fshort-term debts and provide
working capital
for Hallicrafters and its subsidiaries—Manson
Lab¬
oratories, Inc., Stamford, Conn.; and Radio Industries,
Inc., Kansas City, Kans.—V. 197, p. 1634.
the General
service
California.
lines
program.
part of
telephone
central
with
a
pally the Bell System.
At Dec.
31,
1,301,712
telephones.
Its
head
office
Blvd., Santa Monica, Calif.
30
Telephone Sys¬
operating divisions
facilities
of
the
company
telephone companies,
1962,
the
company
princi¬
served
Hamilton Manufacturing Co.—Net Lower—
R.
G.
period.
PURCHASERS—The purchasers, successful bidders in
competitive
are,
subject to usual conditions, under a firm commit¬
buy all the new bonds.
cipally
is
at
2020
Santa
Halvorsen, President, stated that sales of $6,740,911,
a
slight increase over last year's $6,410,515 for the
resented
Monica
Net
earnings
were
$214,257
compared
to
$228,802
a
earlier.
bidding,
ment to
Webber,
&
100%.
197,
Jackson
Webster
& Co., Inc
Dillon, Union
Eastman
Witter
of
its
Payment
p.
6
¥2%'
will
Imperial
be
Holdings—
1419.
(Omaha)—New Control190,* p.
357.
&
Co.__
Corpdration—
rep¬
same
year
Mitchum,
made
Pacific
—V.
197,
p.
Jones & Templeton,
Northwest Company
foot
struction
size.
September
one-story
Inc.—_____
!
of
1962
plant.
begun on
According to Mr.
completed
facilities
The
Fall
next
of
more
Hamilton
ground
That
has
1,200,000
a
was
broken
building is
plant
Halvorsen,
for
when
this
the
company will have
1,500.000 square feet.
than
a
133,000
completed
approximately
now
second
square
and
the
con¬
same
second
total
building is
manufacturing
.
firm
is
active
in
a
variety of markets. These
laundry appliances, equipment for engineering, draft¬
ing and research activities, the dental and medical professions,
the printing trade, libraries, and science
laboratory equipment for
schools, hospitals and industry.—V. 197, p. 1315.
1,200,000
include home
600,000
600,000
400 000
1629.
Oil Co.—Partial
and
2,300,000
1,200,000
the
building delays."
5,000,000
4,COO,000
In
of
company's Contract Products which go prin¬
schools," he said, "were seriously affected byrihe severe
delayed the building industry. Products manufac¬
ready for shipments are being warehoused because of
which
1,200,000
C.
—_
series
to
2,300,000
Securities
Co.—
Securities
the
$5,000,000
Corporation
Dodge & Co. Incorporated—____
Langley & Co
Shields & Company—
,1
Folger, Nolan, Fleming & Co. Inc.-,
1963
of
Curtis
Clark,
W.
v
Bank
&
&
Securities
"Deliveries
winter
tured
Amount
Paine,
Dean
issue.—V,.
issue,—V.
if
parent,
&
Blyth
Canada of the Canadian
City Steel Inc.
Husky
at
are
Corp.
Stone
sinking fund, $108,000
15,
but
principal amount.
Telephone
issue.
Co.—Maremont Increases
Maremont
Gate
the
shares
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale will be applied
charge of short-term loans owing to the company's
\
of
to,
subscription warrants.
The
irrevocably bind the underwriters
Co., 98.31.
they
1013.
(A.J.) Freiman Ltd.—Partial
Redemption— ■
The corporation has called for redemption on May 22
through operation
3,
Stone
American
,,
offered
of
unsubscribed
Telephone
REDEMPTION
lower
Franchard Corp.—New Name—
Glickman
share¬
1962.
new
first
See
stock
common
and Equitable Securities Corp.,
jointly, 98.94; White, Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co., jointly, 98.769; Lehman Brothers, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and Salomon
Brothers & Hutzler, jointly, 98,683, and
Halsey, Stu¬
in
Foreign earnings this
of
all
Boston
of
1962.,
reflected continuing increases in
Costs in the first quarter of 1963
wage and salary rates, over the first
the annual "improvement factor"
of
holders
000,000 General Telephone 4%% first mortgage
bonds,
series O, due May 1, 1993. The bonds were
priced at
99.751% and accrued interest to yield
approximately
4.39% to maturity.
The issue was awarded to the
group
at a competitive sale May 2 on its bid of
99.091% which named the 4%% coupon.
; •"
.
up
were
shares
the
Marshall
1109.
p.
Other
Ford Motor Co.—Net Down 5%—
Consolidated
the
by,
Corp., New
York, as joint managers of the underwriting group,
announced the public offering of a new issue of
$25,-
715.
p.
to
April 29, .Braniff Airways, Inc.,
Board
American
1,578,125 shs.
Fiper, Jaffray & Hopwood——
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.'
Kalman & Company, Inc.—
Hayden, Miller &? Co
fered—On
First
300,000,
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
par)
take
General
quarter
the
of
selling
company and the selling share¬
the underwriters named below an
Stock—
pany,
1962.
Provision
of
for
''
&
1962.
interim
an
income
believes
company
those
($1
underwriting agreement does not
to purchase
the unsubscribed shares but provides that their
ligations are subject to certain conditions.
The underwriters
—V.
reported a decline in first
compared to the comparable period
the
the
1213.
p.
(W. R.)
On
In
.UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, have
severally
agreed to purchase the percentages set opposite their respective
The
has
and
820,792 shs.
conditions
common
—„.
197,
agra
sell
accepted.
Flintkote Co.—Shows Loss for Quarter—
company
sell
and
company
the
terms
severally
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Grant, Brownell & Co.—
a
were
Co., New York.
The
to
127,500
have
Curtis
the
through
secured notes due May 1, 1983 had been sold
privately
through White, Weld & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., Stone
Webster
between
underwriters,
•
62,808
—•
1,500,000 shs.
:
——64,500
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
of
mutual fund
shares
in
conjunction with and
sale of
life
insurance policies.
Such shares are
subsidiary of the company.
The company began
writing insurance on April 1,
1959, and at Dec. 31,
1962, had
an
aggregate of $76,873,004 of insurance in force.
At
Dec.
31,
1962, applications for insurance "in the approximate amount of
to
subscribed
1963
&
"•
the
to
McDonald & Co
whole life and endowment, term life, and credit
disability income policies. Many of its agents in Wisconsin
Common
1962
$907,000
taxes—
share
$500,000
1,000,000
par)
agreed
of
Outstanding
Mil¬
Authorized
1963
taxes
FINANCING
.
Shares
nonparticipating
life and
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
Period Ended March 31—
PRESENT
obligations are subject to certain conditions. The underwriters
obligated to take all* of such shares if any are purchased.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Income
the
ac¬
other,
manufactures
shares
of
the
company,
and
the
agreed to purchase, at $10 per share,
the number of common shares set
opposite their respective names
below.*
The
purchase agreement does not
irrevocably bind the*
underwriters to purchase the shares offered but provides that their
en¬
Drive,
TO
—
(no
motor
and
Its
industries.
EFFECT
note
1940.
waukee.
billion dollars.
a
have
aggregate
in the business of writing various types of life insurance,
The company's operations are
disability insurance and annuities.
presently confined to the States of Wisconsin, Iowa and Minne¬
Up Sharply—
also
2C,
company.
was
issued
motors
It
Ohio,
Dayton,
Aug.
—^
agreement
and
underwriters
under
Commissioner
Ave.,
on
electric
bank
insurance
holders
■
gage
FIAT S. p. A.—Sales
to
holders
used as a vehicle to form the company, engaged
only in activities relating to the sale of its shares and the or¬
ganization of the company.
On March
16,
1959, the Wisconsin
Insurance
—V.
to
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
was
which
Inc.,
note
purchase
a legal reserve life insurance company, was
the laws of the State of Wisconsin on Dec. 3,
originally a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wisconsin
Associates,
Inc.,
a
Wisconsin
corporation
incorporated
in
1958
with which
it merged on March
11, 1959.
Wisconsin Associates,
1958.
note
mortgage
Common shares
10, 1963. Rights will expire May 10, 1963.
Piptr, Jaffray & Hopwood, Minneapolis, is the prin¬
cipal underwriter.
^-V' -;v '
Net proceeds will be used for investment, to ex¬
pand the company's operations, and for other corpo¬
rate purposes.
'
incorporated
1962
1963
$17,820,000 $16,913,000
—', 1,252,000
.1,327,000
Ohio
products.
aircraft
GIVING
.
Stanley
of
miniature
are
missile and
5V2%
ord April
BUSINESS—General,
31—
Sales
1784
laws
Authorized
rec¬
„
of
the
powdered metal
'CAPITALIZATION
5V2%
The
„
and
devices) for the
used for con¬
additional in¬
receivable.
company
under
products
cessories
Corp. of Wisconsin—Rights
its stockholders
tional
accounts
incorporated
was
Stockholders—The company if offering
the right to subscribe for an addi¬
311,625 common shares at $3.25 per share, on
Offering
and
BUSINESS—The
1117.
p.
Of the total, 50,000 were sold by the company
principal
General Life Insurance
or
report pointed
$1.20
has
corporation
through operation of
was
$36,836,599
The
share.
and 77,500 by certain stockholders.
Net proceeds to the company will be
struction of a new plant, and to carry
Cigar Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
Hanover
355 931.
with
The
t
.
Offered—On April
29, 1963, McDonald & Co., Cleveland, offered publicly
127,500 shares of this firm's common stock at $11 per
■
President,
Lazarus,
pointed
fiscal
Globe Industries, Inc.—Common
each
company.
Lazarus,
V«!-
The
one
Handy &
Redemption—
The
company
(formerly Pacific Western Oil Corp.) has called
redemption on June 1, 1963, through operation of the
sinkingfund, $145,000 of its 3 % %
15-year debentures due June 1, 1964
at 100% .plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New York
Feriod
Ilarman—Quarterly Report—
Ended
March
31—
1963
1962
$27,072,573
$25,742,122
218,120
370,589
$0.15
$0.25
for
—
V.
195,
p.
2152.
Net
Net
sales—____
___
income
Net earnings per share of common stock
—V.
197, p.
716.
v
..
.
'
Volume
Number
197
6261
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1839)
Hanson-Van
Net
1963
sales
Income
Less
270,874
for
Federal
Shares
—V.
62,164
131,839
139,035
,
share
per
—V.
stock
197,
($1
The
of
that Chairman
short-term
or
George S.
temporary
nature."
Shipments of printing
Dively.1 said
\
"appear
be
to
of
a
-
equipment and electronic
products for the
nine
months
ended
March
31, 1963 totaled $63,125,732, against
$64,433,450 a year ago.
Net earnings were $4,266,644, or $2.08 per
share, against $4,453,300, or $2.17 per share last year,' adjusted
for a 107, stock dividend paid Sept. 28, 1962.
Mr. Dively said the "short-term" factors that affected
operations
included
are
of
already
coming
in
at
increased
an
typesetting machines
following settlement
rate
the
newspaper strikes, which clarified certain
issues."
He also, said "NeW products such as the
key
10
-v'.-.
..
'•
offset
Canadian
Current'
in
the
corresponding period a year ago.
earnings were equal to 16.9 cents a share on 1,037,700
of common stock outstanding, as against 21.6 cents on the
same number of shares in the 1962
period.
Hastings is a major producer of piston rings, oil filters, and
These
shares
casite
oil
additives.—V.
196, p.
1875.
(H. J.) Heinz Co.—Acquisition Completed—
On
April
Joseph
J.
30,
Henry
J.'
Heinz
II,
Chairman
H.
of
tuna
Varieties."
Heinz
Heinz
with
Mr.
the
new
a
of
said
'
'
food
is
will
maker
in
in
$3.50,
exchange
the
Star-Kist's
he
197,
v
said,
be
operated
4% %,
•
the
due
The
'
,
" '
.
.
May 1, 1983, at
debentures
bearing debt
due
1984*
in
4% 7c,
4% 7c,
subsidiary of
6
at
727c,
due
due
due
Preferred
stock,
334 7c,
4%
.
4.40%Common
($100
tutional investor.
to time prior to
notes
will
processing
be
plant
proceeds
applied
near
from
to
the
the
Hereford,
BUSINESS—Headquartered
sale
cost
of
of
the
stock,
(no
Coast
states.
California,
The
in
company's
Colorado,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
Springs,
senior
43s %
notes
due
convertible
bentures
Cbmmon
due
May
plants
Wyoming.
and
TO
PRESENT
1,
($10
In
FINANCING
$10,000,000
par)
.
&
Co.__
:
Omitted)—
C6.> Inc.—
Boettcher
and
300
1
*750
Company
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
250
197,
Highland
State
engaged
pany
of
in
New
business
any
its
has
company
its
It
company's
Offered—
funds
in
proposes
to
make
607
at
borrow
company
the
under
no
laws
has
company
history,
Mateo
The
Blvd.,
proved
income
its investments
can
from
be
or
if necessary
funds.
this
There
offering
obtained
Highland' intends
its
achieve
to
to
if
in
will
not
and
be
can
can
be
rather
will
than
and, about
Co
Merrill
loans
as
but
500
—
to
E.,"
invest
capital
the
gain.
such
no
funds
&
Co.,
Co., Inc.—
__!
Inc.
assurance
invested
or
that
that
any
funds
Brown
Smith
Inc.—
Jay
it
is
FHA-insured
to
additional
purchase
anticipated
or
that
FHA-apmost
VA-guaranteed,
of
.and
Co.,
165
Stix
165
Hanseatic
Northwest
Corp.
165
Co._
165
& Co
&
165
Co._
165
Thomas & Co
;
165
440
Barmish
May
1,
1963
Loan
it
Co.—Notes
Sold
Privately—On
reported that $750,000 of this
firm's senior notes due 1972 and
$462,000 of its sub¬
ordinated notes due 1974 had been
sold
was
privately
through Reynolds & Co., New York.
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.
Report—
Period
*
Ended
(&
and
operating
from
Subs.)—Quarterly
.
March
31—
after
1962
'
'
$
•*..'•£• $ '■
'
200,522,000 237,319,000
■
revenues
operations
v
1963
''
Sales
Income
4,000
Milwaukee
Sons
&
deducting
all
S.
Dickson
&
Securities
Co.
_—•—:
Webber,
Jackson
R.
—V.
Reinholdt &
Gardner
2,500
L.
2,000
Salomon Bros.
____
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Rodman &
Equitable
Securities
Estabrook & Co
The
First
Boston
Co.
Corp.
2,500
Harriman
Inc.
&
Ripley
&
&
Co.,
Inc.
&
Co
E.
The
&
Hutton
Illinois
&
Staats
&
1,500
2,500
Inc
Kidder. Peabody & Co., Inc.
—V.
197, p. 1527.
G.
Walston
&
Co.,
Weedon
&
Co.,
4,000
Anthony
&
R.
for
the
per
Costs
2,000
1,500
4,000
Costs
1963
,7.',
1962
$25,431,000
1,683,000
1,132,000
income
532,000
1,151,000
1,132,000
$0.18
1769.
Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
1963
a
$7,519,724
General
$7,561,091
2,787
and
(excluding
3,586
5,765.058
depre.)
administrative
5,855.367
527,040
Estimated
taxes
279,444
77.017
on
498,101
320,001
charges
484,852
547.812
and advertising
Depreciation
;
exchange adjustment.
before estimated taxes
Net earnings
Earnings per common
shares
—V.
196,
538.
p.
BUSINESS
Net
income
Earnings
—V.
197,
after
per
p.
$179,024
$0.21
753,091
1963
1962
$16,077,235
650,289
517.196
378.809
$0.41
SO.30
l
:
1
1
v
-
"
$2,122,394
95
cents
"
class
A
non-voting
common
stock
at
—
Headquartered
and
The
in
industrial
accident,
and
group
Anchorage
life,
company
Ky.,
commercial
life
and
accident
the
and
and
stock
A
($1
non-voting
197, p. 1311.
companyindividual
health
is authorized to write insurance in 19
TO
PRESENT
par)
in¬
states.
FINANCING
Outstdg.
$200,000
stock
common
($1
$118,138
3,000,000
par)
1,954,889
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Partial Red'n—
The
corporation
has
called, for redemption
on
June
1.
1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $800,000 of its 5V<t% deben¬
due
be
York,
gnd
June
made
or
at
Clark
at
The
1,. 1977
the
First
100%
at
First
plus
National
National Bank
accrued
interest.
Payment
City Bank, 55 Wall St., New
of Chicago, Dearborn. Monroe
$13,149,162
934.106
a
L-.
31, 1963,
$2,350,688
equivalent to $1.06 and
six months.—V. 197, p. 407.
Authorized
will
taxes
share
523.
of
earlier,
year
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
—V.
$0.13
.
and
surance.
209,000
826,815
of period—
taxes
of
earnings
share.
ordinary
health
tures
before
March
earnings
merger or purchase.
The companv has no present
plans for the acquisition of other life insurance com¬
panies through merger or purchase.
Class
Supply Corp.—Nine Months' Report
Period Ended March 31—
Sales
:
ended
net
Co., Washington, D. C., as co-managers of a
underwriters, offered publicly 500,000 shares
per
Common
'
IPCO Hospital
net
and
Kentucky Central will credit $1 per share for each
share of stock sold to company's capital account. The
$127,245
:
end
months
and
additional surplus will be available for
underwriting
new
business
and
possible
acquisitions
through
388,024
share.
outstanding at
a
the respective
firm's
$16,625
155,000
•
—
Com.
this
282,245
income
income
six
58,889
3,338
on
the
$60,629,310
—
writes
sold
Selling
Earnings
1962
expenses:
goods
of
Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co.
Common
Offered—On May 1, 1963, Stifel, Niqolaus &
Co., St.
A. C. Allyn & Co., Chicago, and Johnston,
of
$0.18
of
for
$61,135,092
sales
Louis;
group of
income
and
of
period
for
share.
per
results
sales
same
Lemon &
v
sales
Other
cents
with
share
2,000
Dean Witter & Co
taxes
(&
52
net
compared
$29,071,000
p.
to
Consolidated
showed
L.
Walker & Co., Inc._A
sales
on
Subs.)—Net Higher
2,000
Period Ended March 31—
tax
equal
1,500
IIupp Corp.—First Quarter Report—
before
(&
company has reported that net, sales amounted to
$30,683,333
quarter ended March 31, 1963. Resulting net
earnings were
the
2,000
Inc
H.
The
$1,175,742, equivalent to 53 cents per share on 2,223,932 shares
outstanding.
Comparable figures for the
corresponding quarterly period a year
ago showed net sales of
$30,548,642 and net earnings of $1,156,575,
2,000
2,000
Co.—
Inc
1,000
Co
Co.
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker,
Day
7,868,805
1876.
p.
4,000
2,000
$1.45
7,869,726
1,500
&
Corp.
4,000
:
Co.,
R.
$0.97
for
Barney & Co., Inc. 4,000
2,500
Weeks
11,819,000
stock
common
KVP Sutherland Paper Co.
1,000
Stone & Webster Securities
4,000
Stone
Hentz
William
2,000
Inc.— 2,000
F. S. Smithers & Co
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
H.
Smith,
4,000
of
2,500
Co
2,000
—
Hayden,
&
Hammill
Shields & Company,
share
1.500
2,000
& Hutzler
4,000
Co
—.
___—
Rothschild & Co
Shearson,
.4,000
Co.J
&
F.
Renshaw
Schwabacher
2,000
Corp.
27,045,000
outstanding—..,
1,500
&
1,447,000
10,067,000
,_i.
income
196,
15,531,000
5,686,000
'7,979,000
taxes
Shares
Jaffray & Hopwood 1,500
W. Pressprich & Co
2,000
38,864,000
22,481,000
income
per
2,500
duPont
Net
30,460,000
15,056,000
"T,739,000
_____
Earned
4,000
Co., Inc._
I.
1,500
&
separately
charges
1,500
Co.—
shown
:______
Piper,
2,000
—
R.
Co
S.
Dominick & Dominick, Inc.
Drexel & Co
Profit
eligible
&
Co.—
York
■'
1,000
Curtis
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.— 2,500
Julien Collins & Co
1,000
•
available,
&
1527.
p.
4,000
_•
Albuquerque
are
165
165
165
Milwaukee Co
Riter
440
4,000
Lynch, Pierce, Fen&
ner
2,500
,
be
Shares
'
,
if
be
250
Co.__
Co;
New
:• 440
follows:
as
'
com¬
N.
necessary.
qualify
VA-guaranteed
investments
objective
of
not,
Co._
165
Hentz
Pacific
Ohio
&
Interest
The
San
•
my,
additional
obtained
funds
investment
"
area.
The
effort
an
_
250
&
Granbery, Marache
500
Becker
G.
Foreign
incorporated
Aug. 14, 1962.
activities and has
Co
Deetjen
&
250
2.000
Net
on
primary
the
100
Corp.—Common
&
H.
E. Ames & Co., Inc
197,
Inc
The
Hallgarten & Co
750
__
325
Emanuel,
Co.,
250
Inc.
York
196,
&
—■
Albuquerque.
The
York, Inc.
325
Shearson, Hammill &
Burnham and CoL,
&
500
New
—V.
Austin
Co
Denton, Inc.
Co.,
—
Stearns &
income
office
principal
are
^
share
Waggener
&
Bros. &
500
Securities
—
Federal
Federal
was
Nikko
1,000
Per
Walker,
Corp.
Walker
Fahnestock
Eaker, Weeks & Co.——2,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus—_
1,500
Net
White, Weld & Co
American
H.
Hirsch
Co.,
Interest
working capital.
Mexico
Securities
325
G.
Schwabacher
Co.
325
325
Rothschild & Co
690
Co.
2,500
750
Co.
325
690
&
Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co.-.Newhard, Cook & Co
250
&
an
BUSINESS—The
the
&
Daiwa
—V.
Co
690
1,500
250
250
and
A.
&
690
Witter
New
F.
Roland
Burns
Inc
those
William
Staats
325
depletion
Inp
Iluyck Corp.
investment
Smith
and
Net
April 16, 1963 offering circular, Hyder
& Co., Albuquerque, N. M., offered
publicly 43,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $5
per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at
$193,500, will be used
for
&
except
250
Inc
325
325
Swiss
690
expenses
below
Income
R.
Inc.
McLeod. Young, Weir, Inc.
&
Depreciation
Stephens
Development
of
Freres & Co
Period Ended March 31—
Pursuant to
Rhodes
1,500
1109.
p.
Loeb,
1,500
100
300
M.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc,
300
Co.—
.
Lehman Brothers
McCormick & Co
5,000
Whipple & Co
Company, Inc
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
10O
325
325
&
L.
F.
Ames & Co.,
& Co.
Ptotan, Mosle & Co.100
&
440
Bleich-
690
The
100
Gardner
&
S.
Model,
Ltd.———.
750
Co._
and
W.
Pressprich & Co.—
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Co.—
2.000
E.
Bacon,
750
Equitable Securities Corp,
The First Boston Corp.*.:First California Company
(Incorporated)
Noyes &
250
Co.
440
440
Harris & Partners Inc..
a
2,000
A.
Bache
Russ
Robertson &
Hemphill,
and
Reinholdt
Pancoast
—V.
Newman
Co.,
Inc.
Dewar,
$100
Incorporated
250
9,500
Co.
;
Lazard
Allyn & Co.2,500
American Securities
Corp. 2,000
W.
Amount
Hickey & Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
$3,000
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
Blyth &
Blair
*7
,
9.500
C.
Hornblower
Amount
Securities
William
A.
Hallgarten
677,981 shs.
440
Hutzler
R.
Bache
9,633,739 shs.
underwriters
agreement
Shares
Higginson Corp.—
White, Weld & Co., Inc.—
Glore, Forgan & Co
10,000,000
1,500,000 shs.
•
1000's
underwriting
Lee
Goldman, Sachs
10,000,000
Dillon, Union
several
The
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below as representa¬
tives, have severally agreed, subject to the terms of the
purchase
agreement, to purchase from the company the principal amount
of debentures set opposite their
respective names below:
Eastman
the
Paine,
de¬
1983
—
12,000,000 shs.
of
names
1,500
Outstanding
1982_ $10,000,000
subordinated
May
stock
690
690
Co.,
Corp.
being' offered and the number of shares
by each underwriter, subject to the terms
4,000
located
are
&
Co.
690
Dean
74,940 shs.
77,470 shs.
Francis
present'
EFFECT
1,
I
&
&
roeder, Inc.
Bear, Stearns & Co
Folger, Nolan, Fleming
690
Co.—__
&
Ripley
Bros.
Arnhold
690
Corp.
690
556,000 shs.
4,000
the company is
and sugar beet
Authorized
5%
and
par)
Blyth
and fertilizer,
Rocky Mountain and Pacific
the
10
Montana
Securities
Higginson
690
10,442,250
'
par)
stock
purchased
conditions
of
the
Alex.
Colorado
and
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.—
omitted)
Lee
Yamaichi Securities Co. of
Blunt Ellis & Simmons——
engaged in the manufacture and sale of beet sugar
by-products and in the sale of livestock, beet seed
principally in the mid-west
690
Dominion
21,951,930
and
sugar
Texas.
in
Salomon
19,608,225
beet
debentures
$21,000,000
a
(000's
Wertheim
A.
May 1, 1965.
PROCEEDS—Net
the
The notes will be issued from time
prin¬
935
Bear,
entered
sever--
Shares
Stone & Webster Securities
100,000 shs.
be
into an agreement, negotiated
by Eastman,
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., to sell up to $10,000,000
of 5% promissory notes due
May 1, 1982, to an insti¬
have
respective
935
ner
63,140,805
$498,007,805
used
Exchange.
below
935
Co.
6,497,400'
De¬
be
connection
$2,630
The Nomura Securities
Co.,
Ltd.
—_
to
announced that it had
Corp
25,000,000
series
agreed
Simultaneously, Holly Sugar
named
Japan the following
(000's omitted):'
bonds
4,641.000
—
___L_
$41 principal amount of deben¬
tures per share, subject to adjustment.
They will be
entitled to a sinking fund
commencing May 1, 1973,
calculated
to
retire
66%%
of the issue prior
to
maturity.
v/m:-
of
the
25,000,000
cum.
series
series
common
rate
Japan
to
in
Capital stock:
of
the
of
underwriters
from
10,000,000
—
the
Stock
purchase
Dominick & Dominick
shares
at
to
amount
Carl
as
common
stock
to
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
29,400,000
7,000,000
to
agency,
companies
fiscal Investment and loan
program.
payable in United States
currency.
Application
list them on the New York
are
made
agreed
Ltd.
long-term .debt
power
935
60,000,000
30,000,000
15,000,000
advanced
government
Shares
The
1975
be
electric
Lazard Freres &
Lehman Brothers
currency
1969*
will
owned
private
government's
bonds
be
proceeds
wholly
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
434,867,000
1981*
Total
into
The
will
The
Canadian
the
to
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
45,582,000
15,000,000
18,000,000
.
convertible
with
net
Bank,
loans
Inc.
60,000,000
(sinking fund debentures*)
3V29c, due 1968
474 7c,
due
1975*
:.V
make
Harriman
40,000,000
par.
be
to
Goldman, Sachs
50,000.000
UNDERWRITERS—The
will
the
velopment
Glore, Forgan & Co
7,500,000
20,000,000
—
redeemable
Thereafter,
accrued interest. The sinking fund is calculated to
957c of the issue prior to
maturity.
PROCEEDS—Net' Proceeds from the sale of
the bonds
will
be
added to Japan's
foreign exchange reserves. Yen
equivalent to the
amount of
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co.-
10,000,000
18,000,000
be
fund.
all p
& Co., Inc._
White, Weld & Co
Blyth & Co., Inc.-,.—_
*
15,000,000
24,000,000
40,000,000
not
Smith,Barney
$10,385,000
60,000,000
will
sinking
the
retire
Corp.
50,000,000
at
option of Japan at 101,
,rei with interest accrued to the redempion date. The bonds
will be redeemable for the
sinking fund on and after Nov. 1. 1964
The
30,000.000
__________
redeemable
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc
$106,257,260
,___
bonds
1m73, excePt for the
The First Boston
1,320,571
int.
Sub-total
out¬
Holly Sugar Corp.—Debentures Offered—On May
1, 1963, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New
York, and associates offered publicly, $10,000,000.
Holly Sugar 4%% convertible subordinated deben¬
tures
—
Sub-total
•
.
debt
FEATURES—The
•
initially
m
em-
57c,. due 1982*
5 Vb 7c., due 1979 and 1980
5'/a7c, due 1976
an¬
general
offices
will
remain
Mr. Bogdanovich continuing
with
?£l°r will ^ay
fc?ii be
they
cipal
$98,686,949
6,249,740
______
47/a%, due 1981
by
preferred
all
a
as
Outstanding
__________
1635.
p.
V*
.
will
31, 1963— Authorized
long-term
payable to
—
Star-Kist.
Star-Kist
...
"57
not
was
for
REDEMPTION
■
Offered—On
Long-term Debt:
Payable in U. S. currency (sinking
fund debentures*):
2%%, due 1970*—
$15,000,000
:
3 %, due 1964
25,000,000
3%, due 1971*
25,000,000
33a%, due serially to 1974__
30,000,000
3V2.%, due 1966*
25,000,000
3% %, due serially to 1972-25,000,000
4%, due 1978*
50,000,000
4Ve%, due 1968
—1_
15,000,000
43a%, due 1987
60,000,000
4%%, due 1977* '
30,000,000
and
entry
cumulative
of
■
ally
on
current
Payable
acquisition
shares
Corp.—Common
May
York, and asso¬
ciates, offered publicly an issue of
$27,500,000 Japan
5%% external loan
sinking fund bonds, due May 1,
1980, at 97.75% to yield 5.71%. The
offering was over¬
subscribed.
1
—
of
the
mats,
Total
business.
286,279
of
the
result
Star-Kist
the
rate
company.
'
the
of
issued
that
Island,
President—V.
Heinz
Star-Kist
of
price
has
stock
Heinz
of
dividend
a
Heinz
Terminal
products.
area
purchase
standing
fish
Acquisition
into
Total
nounced.
stock,
other
47,400 shs.
(Government of) Japan—Bonds
Offered—On
1, 1963, The First Boston
Corp., New
,
of Jan.
as
plan notes
ployees, etc
Bogdanovich,
and
Outstanding-
interest-bearing debt;
Current
President of Star-Kist Foods,
announced
jointly the completion of the acquisition of Star-Kist by Heinz.
Negotiations have been under way for some months. Star-Kist,
whose main factory is at Terminal Island, Calif., is a
major canner
of
or
worth
--
Heinz
J.
net
provinces.
Thrift
and
The company has reported net' earnings of $175,486 after taxes
in. the three months ended March 31, 1963, compared with
$224,212
granted
1
:
•'•.a..'\
Short-term bank and Other loans
'Wrap-Around' press lines are doing very well."—V. 197, p. 523.
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Net Lower—•
•' i
Finance
Capitalization
automation
web
be
BUSINESS—The company, headquartered in the Prudential
Plaza,
Chicago, is one of the largest organizations
engaged In the con¬
sumer finance business.
At Feb. 28,
1963, there were 1,244 branch
offices in the system, located in 872 cities of
47 states and in all
unsettling influence of the New York and Cleveland
strikes
on
the
typesetting machine
market,
an
FCC
"freeze" on new radio stations that is holding back domestic
pur¬
chases from the company's Gates Radio Division, and a lower-thanexpected rate of orders for some models of printing presses.
"On the other hand," he noted, "future operations should benefit
from any temporary postponement of orders
during this period.
For example,
new, orders for
tape-operated
will
minimum
500,000 shs.
y'7'v "i-'O
oversubscribed.
was
the
newspaper
the
May 1, 1963, Lee Higginson Corp., White, Weld & Co.,
Inc. and William Blair &
Co., New York, as manag¬
ing underwriters, offered publicly 175,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $51.50
per share. All the
shares were sold by certain stockholders
and none of
the proceeds will accrue to the
company. The offering
has reported lower shipments and earnings for the
its June 30 fiscal year, caused by a combination
company
quarter
factors
approval
par)
1009.
p.
"a;-'''
"
Harris-Intertype Corp.—Net Lower—
third
such
available
Authorized
Common
356,649
Household
of
have
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
$0.11
354,949
640.
p.
that
given
will
required.
37,543
$0.39
outstanding
196,
be
can
company
24,621
taxes
income
income
Net
the
($100,000)
$2,583,024
taxes
provision
Net
assurance
that
1962
83,671,031
—
before
no
Winkle-Munning Co.—Qtrly. Report-
Period Ended March 31—
7
.
:
.
Sts.,
Chicago.—V.
197,
p.
1316.
Koster-Dana Corp.—Acquisition—
Henry S. Koster,-Chairman, has
Koster-Dana, of- all of the assets
announced
of-
the
the
Tower
acquisition by
Capital Corp.,
.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1840)
St.,
Pine
70
appraisal by
An
York,
New
I.
B.
S.
an
.
McNeill
the Small
by
licensed
C.
Administration.
Business
Brothers
firm's
A. S. Barnes, O'Connor Systems
Warrants or common stock in these f rms
potential equity position in them varying
Koster-Dana
a
of
shares.
his
give
proposed
from
capital
paid-in
to
nine
products for specialized missile and
airborne
applications and has world rights to manufacture and
market an all plastic shoe; A. S. Barnes publishes technical, text,
religious; and children's books; O'Connor Systems is tne producer
of the O'Connor Refuse Packer for use at plant, sites and Straus-
If
•
engineered
and
valves,
blies
(which
<
'
'
•'
The
in
April 25.
proceeds, estimated at $182,000, will be
increase capital and surplus.
companv
by May 10,
declared
1%
900,000
as
shares
have
been
the
National
the
Bank
of
purchasers.—V.
Chicago will
p. 1876.
act
V.
,
and
chain
of
Sarasota
Counties
to Harley
1219.
p.
stores
seven
last
E.
of
for
than
less
Operating
Local
a
service
6V2%
stock
—V.
197,
($1
Traffic
Federal
4,136,100
3,909,538
812,360
775,924
712,955
in
333,238
369,829
Is
(including
during
Total
created
trust
at 4933 Paradise
the laws of the
4,
—V.
diversification
of
competent
continuous
the
trust
investments
cannot
in
the
eliminate
the
risks
a
of
field
supervision
such
of
of
Las
course,
no
The
the
shares
and
real
of
outstanding
issue
constitutes
the
of
that
since
TO
PRESENT
Shares
V.
of
beneficial
197,
int.
(no
par)
of
;
$56,705,800
of
for
amount
V//
from
$11,686,680
5
of
$50
cipal
for
amount
a
The
at
price
of
and
are
1963.
April
Bids'
30,
197, p.
office,
&
this
1963
be
to
Class
of
A
Lestoil
Products
shareholders
have
declared
its
exchange
Lehman
effective
as
of
April 25, 1963 and have
by holders under the offer. Pursuant
originally made on Jan. 25, 1963, each
share of class A stock could be
exchanged for one share of Lestoil
common
stock
plus a $10
6J/3%
subordinated
debenture, due
March 1, 1973.
accepted
to
the
all
shares
offer,
was
E. Hogan, Jr., President,
would be kept open for a rea¬
sonable period to enable shareholders who have not
yet tendered
•their shares to participate. Shareholders
who have already tendered
indicated
their
shares
accrue
In
a
and
letter
each
for
prin¬
has
the
A
who
new
tender
within
debentures
from
the
on
the
"substantial
shareholders.
shares
of
He
March
the
class
1,
$100
A
that
stock
of
the
and
in
To
Sell
now
service
majority of
Lestoil Products,
Net
with
of
protecting
same
time
—VC197S
the
offered
investment
of
exchange plan with
the
class
reducing the financial burden
A
a
stockholders
to
the
and
company
0
&
•
of
and
the
paying
'
Eighteen
*
167
com-
nf
<the wholly-owned American
subsidiary of tv,an<L Paribas CorPthe
Banque de Paris et des Rays Bas, of
Paris,
France) has offered to purchase
900,000 common shares of
Libby,
'
■*»'
'
*
'
t
..
were
1963
Sindona industrial
,n
i
i
an
for
s
opened
a
during
locations
and
in
13
New
of
of
Shoppers Fair
or
this
through
ago
five more
fiscal
taxes
store
the
was
eight
in
view
of
which
opened
profits
and depreciation
charges
position.—V. 194, p. 637.
•
.
should
and
were
this
in
Shoppers Fair stores
year
for
in
New
a
Midland
2154.
p.
°
Capital's
York
Eclipse
elec¬
company
City
Metal
three
by
new
$50,000
existing
agree¬
investments
new
firm
instruction
engaged in de¬
industrv, business,
for
Manufacturing
made
was
to
disbursement
that
31,
Midland's
1963,
$8,722,084
is
White
Corp
a
Broad¬
to
Metro¬
invesf>"«nts
total
amounted
197,
Oaks
made
was
to
outstanding
and
$9,787,084.
and
Of
$1,065,000
is
1460.
p.
has called for redemntion
sinking
fund,
due
be. made
of
up
last
an
at
196,
at
the
This
being
The
Benton
13,
Mich.,
planned for opening
largely financed
from
therefore
'
will
affect
not
'
.&Jt
\> I
Wall
55
for
the
from
the
\
„
on
and
three,
the
effective
that
figures
earnings
both
reached
of
of
March
31
the
first
39
cents
for
$1,618,000,
cents
per
eain
or
share
of
a
vear
attributed
was
to
reduction.
sales
and
accounting
have
earnings
basis
been
figures
from
adjusted
last
to
are
vear
reflect
computing quarterly earnings relates adver¬
realistically to sales. It will not affect
more
totals
of
the
but
first
indicate
year
Mr.
will
that
tend
he
quarter
the
Beardsley
company
a
last
S.
to
elimiate
abnormal
fluctua¬
added.
and
company
said.—V.
(&
for
prospects
should
197.
p.
the
exceed
remainder
1962
sales
960.
Subs.)-
-Sales
Higher;
20%—
record
year
hqs
reported
that
consolidated
sales
$5,775,037
as
against
$4,936,675
for
for
an
increase
of
near
20%.
mainly
in
1962
the
like
according
Davidson,
semiconductors
Due
to
35
cost
quoted
Quarter-to-quarter,
trend
Down
period
ended
total
under the new accounting procedures, net sales
include
discounts
and
shipping costs as before.
not
earnings,"
The
11%
earnings
Milgray Electronics, Inc.
Net
months
$26,329,000
the
or
The
different
a
1962
method
from
the
and
b?sis.
stated
expenditures
"The
Up 11%—
'
volume
that,
do
President
and
other
of
the
industrial
electronic
distributing
components.
to
firm
,
to
start-up expenses and
new
facilities
for
the
profit after taxes declined in 1962 to $334,684,
or
45 cents
a
share from $364,879, or 49
cents a share in 1961,
a
drop of approximately 10%.
'
In fjscal 1962 Milgray opened two new
wholly-owned subsidiaries.
Milgray/Delaware Valley
was
opened
in
Philadelphia
to
serve
new
subsidiaries net
electronics
'
interest.
Bank
<
•
slightly
adjusted
the
said
tions
Fair
stores
closed,
leaving
Harbor,
accrued
City
system.
new
annual
compares
March
National
year.
sales
that
Herbert
On
1, 1963
through
5%% first mort¬
its
plus
1146.
p.
against $1,441,000
an
new
He
fiscal
•
year.
of
100.54%
First
June
on
$1,179,000
1980
$26,575,000
Beardsley
computed
figures
the
are
be
'
of
investment
commitments.—V.
bonds
soles
Mr.
Shoppers
locations
end
195,
$50,000
under
an
which M'idland
made
March
said,
the
were
increased
$93,907,125
including
at
Salomon
first-quarter sales and improved earnings were reported
drug and chemical manufacturing firm, by Edward H
share,
per
It
is
the
intention
of
the
dividend payments,
Sol Mangel,
unprofitable
operation
of
Ac¬
industry in
McGregor' has be°n one
197, p. 1459.
by
of
additional
of
as
he
company
quarter
*
new
ahead.
affiliated
pipeline
1963.
shortages.
make
bookings
overwhelmingly favorable
this issue.—V.
investment
the
and
will
of
to
advance
at
one
privately
regulated
education;
York.—V.
average number
were $1.22 and $2.04
continue
locations
and four
cash
earnings
the year amounted to
$886,737.
the previous year. Based on the
in
1,025,000
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
Inc.,
Beardsley, President.
stores.
Chairman, said.
Libby—Stock Purchase Offer—
,G; (a '?e??bel1u'of the Michele
year,
of
Net
925,180
on
on
known.".—rV.
ever
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Net
against $84,664,098
increase of $9,243,027 or 10.9%. This
wholly by the new Shoppers Fair self-
merchandise
to
an
"in
Skiwear
have
programmed
increased
form
tising
level
share
dramatically
are
York
amount,
Record
outstanding, the earnings this year
Earnings were adversely affected by a substantial exr
in the installation
of
charge accounts in-various
Fair stores, pre-opening
expenses
for the 18 new units
higher
company
"Our
are
point
that
sold
firms
of
and
Co.,
for-this
Preferred Stock
—
and
1962
of
share
a
a
three
$12 302 824
were
period
cents
first
record-breaking-
■
incurred
Shoppers
Purposes.
'
•
at
income
year.
record
contributed
$1,476,493
pense
view towards
i420endS Whkh W6re n0t deductible for tax
p
Libby, McNeill
r.i£.aSCf'
its
was
discount
shares
last
•
originally
2,
the
previous
increase
response"
"the
that
Lestoil
reached
the
said,
Fall
this
"Her
Ski Slopes, Inc.
Schabacker reported
the
and
Sales
in
same
cents
Slightly
the
year's
additional
three
St.,
Equipment
s
sales
Down
for
quarter
35
37
Earnings for the period increased
reported
1963.
of
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co.—Partial Red'n—
road
has
high
1962.
Company,
a
Systems,
The
The
Mangel Stores Corp.—Net Down Sharply—
board's
Net
last
the
or
or
for
at
income
as
courses
operation
certificates
company
record
"
received
ended Feb.
the
the
year-
quarter
an
conversion
a
959.
year
of
we
quarter
commitments
common
outstanding preferred share of the company.
Tire offer
May 21, but may be extended by the Commission.—V. 197
The
will
been deposited with the
Exchange Agent." He indi¬
the debentures and common shares will be
delivered
to shareholders who have
accepted the exchange offer as promptlv
as
possible.
cated
taxed
New
this
into
the
1963.
that
endorsement
indicated
future
near
than
for
Johnston,
that
manufacturer of specialty
sheet metal products;
Sigmamotor Inc., a manufacturer of
specialty pumps including
infusion
pumps.
Sigmamotor and
Eclipse
are
Mr.
plan
stockholders, Mr. Hogan indicated
based
class
outstanding
Inc.
exchange
those
on
to
was
the
the
the
interest
decision
of
that
A.
earnings
first
first
The
casting
politan
each
expires
p.
Ip declaring the offer effective Daniel
.
for
of
Autolite
net
Basic
gage
—
prospects
Howard
results
first
for
announced
been
Federal
be
firms.
Quebec Hydro-Electric Commission is
offering to acquire all
outstanding preferred stock of the company by
exchange of
10-year debenture, with an equal interest rate and
par value
one
and
shareholders
clinical
The
the
the
$320,611
bookings
disbursed
west
Exchange Offer—
tendered
which
to
with
President,
gratifying
government,
principal
$50
for
ment.
exchange of
and
maturity at
Lower St. Lawrence Power Co.
offer
for
$12,465,847
also
the
the
veloping
1219.
RR.
$32,-
previous
of
$116,946,
equal
to
eight
cents
a
of 1963, were announced by C. Edgar
Jr., President and
Chairman.
Schabacker said that no provision had
been made in this
Net
Inc.—Exchange Offer Effective-
that
even
sportswear
had
for
were
announced
plans to sell $5,385,000 of
due June 1, 1964-78.
May 13 (12 noon EDST) at the company's
220 E. 42nd St., New York.—V. 197, p. 1118.
trust
will
reported
about
reception
most
to
.'and
soliciting
$100
convertible
including
Nashville
Trust Certificates—
equipment
1962
1963, Midland Capital made
investments totaling $599,293, increased
one
investment
outstanding.
are
$1.56
the
717.
sales
to
Payment
Louisville
Privately—On May 2, 1963 it was reported that $10,000,000 of this firm's 5% senior notes due May 1, 1978
had
been
sold
privately through Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., and Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co.,
Inc., New York—V. 189, p. 2352.
Directors
Net
Electric
In
redeemable, at the option of the company
ranging from 104.90% if redeemed prior to
during the 12 months ending Sept. 1, 1976
prices
plus accrued interest.—V.
Products
has
held
Fall
The
Mr.
tion
4%%
new
dealers
each
.
at.. 100%
1963
21,
debentures
share.
time, at
1,
of
debentures
debentures
of
of
and
$1.68
year,
McGregor has
major factor in the fast-growing men's1 skiwear business.
inspired us to enter the women's skiwear
a
the
figure
principal amount
principal amount of
$60
for
convertible
debentures
to
up
and
re¬
ended
Schabacker,
surre.id-red
debentures^ and for the
new
514%
of
debentures
any
Sept.
31,
report
"moderately lower"
p.
Doniger,
Unaudited
$40
of
debentures
non-covertible
new
time
a
been
of
group
exchange
debentures
of
convertible
any
$18
of
The
at
amount
amount
new
stock
\
convertible
Laurentide Finance Corp. of California—Notes Sold
Lestoil
be
197,
boys'
our
share
As
1,
1976 and
$17,subordinated debentures
March
has
months
earnings
with
period
"favorable."
as
success
and
the
non-convertible
amount
principal
for
outstanding 572%
principal
reported
compared
Dec.
over
quarterly
Midland Capital
sub¬
debentures.
provides
4%%
company
corresponding
reported
the
may
Doniger
see
Sept;
5V2%
new
originally announced
York, is manager of a
Va%
of
of
had
amount
due
was
offer
amount
principal
debentures
nine
April 30
issues
principal
outstanding)
bearings,
the
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—Proposed
Merger-
Exchange—
,
outstanding debentures.
'
exchange offer was* declared effective.
convertible
offer
new
new
Outstanding
500,lOo
Unlimited
711.
p.
in
1963
1969-78
of
principal amount
Sept. 1, 1976. '
The
FINANCING
Authorized
totaling
the
(41.7%
Brothers, New
exchanges of the
The
favorable acquisitions of real estate can
are
actually available, no negotiations
property have
as
yet
been
commenced,
The
that the absence of a defined program
of
investment may
reduce the possibility of earnings during the
initial period of operations and consequently may have an adverse
effect upon the market price of the shares during that period.
;
EFFECT
of
time
exchange
The
acquisition
of
trustees
recognize
GIVING
Inc.—Debenture
:
153,520
the
CAPITALIZATION
$1.03
has announced the extension
its offer to exchange two new
amount
subordinated
roller
Brothers & Hutzler, New York.
debentures
same
1971
1,
for
funds
after
93,383
$1.14
stock
common
April
Oct.
more
the
trustees
made
for
of
284,468
due
trust
presently' does not hold. any real property,
mortgages- or
contracts to acquire real property mortgages.
Since it is the belief
be
1963
principal
due
shares.
10,
the
377,851
316,418
stock—
principal
and
While
of
qualifying
merely
261,305
92,433
common
five
(A. L.) Mechling Barge Lines Inc.—Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—On May 1, 1963 it was reported that
$2,667,000
of this firm's 5x/4%
first preferred ship mortgage
notes, series A, due 1964-68 and $5,333,000 of its 6%
first preferred ship
mortgage notes, series B, due
1770.
p.
of
and
1963.
of
30, 1963, the effective date, an aggregate of $27,334,200
amount
of
5Vh%
subordinated
convertible
debentures
Sept. 1, 1976 (51.5% of amount outstanding) and $1,506 0V>
principal amount of 5 74% convertible subordinated debentures due
selected
estate,
this purpose will be achieved.
are
the initial financing of the trust
offered,
June
At
that
assurance
'
282,621
.
408,851
share
per
196,
like
Nevada
investments.
ownership
for
ordinated
Vegas,
of
real
on
(net)
Ling-Temco-Vought,
real property
property, it will seek to reduce these risks
by
diversification
and
supervision.
The
purpose
of
the
trust,
through such diversification in real estate and supervision, is to
achieve
long term growth of capital and income.
There' is, of
mortgages
or
deductions
dividends
Offer Extended—
to
This
14,574
Ling-Temco-Vought,
State
1962.
broad
12,209
the
the
9%
were
compares
Mr.
275,879
for
1
earnings
Preferred
Offered—
Rd.,
under
Declaration of Trust executed on Aug.
The objective of
the. trust is to provide
a
and
income
credit
construction)
purchased
639,156
294,830
deductions
Net
.
headquartered
company,
business
a
by
691,472
other
income
and
sportswear business has been met with
response from retailers."
662,152
and
also
an
all-time high
Spring re-orders are strong, and we expect to finish our
Spring season with a good showing. Our
entry into .the women's
341,697
703,067
income—.
electronic
Our
320,455
operating
ball
$31,743,155
in
increased
said
quarter.
tually,
2,608,230
income
on
interest
$10 per share.
t
■
Net proceeds will be used for investment.
The
j
of
shares-jin the first quarter
413,488
2,741,561
expenses
has
it
Cleveland-
and
space
Maremont
earnings for
$380,553
324,948
440,642
expenses-..
Gabriel,
aero
through
stock,
'
company
become
taxes
Interest
Securities Co. of Nevada, Las Vegas,
publicly 500,000 shares of beneficial interest
this trust at
months,
1962.—V.
which
462,141
329,284
operating
of
and
earnings after .taxes were
shares compared with
631,729
4*46,320
other
•
that,
exchange offer raised
textile machinery and ord¬
acquistions,
sales
sales
earnings
first
9i691
expense
.
concurrent
a
McGregor-Doniger Inc.—Sales,
172,003
operating taxes
operating taxes
Other
Net
On April 15, 1963,
offered
nine
quarter
The
Operating taxes:
1
Trust—Securities
lower
on
President,
1,386,079
;
\
preferred
of
April 26,
95.7%
of
and
\'
.
announced
shares
absorbers,
that
manufacturer
William' N.
operating
Balance
Properties
Vegas
these
respectively,
months
11,270
expense
and
Total
Earned
Las
_
215,074
expense
General
1527.
P-
fourth
^
<
1,426,256
revenues
shock
year.
men's
Commercial
300,000
350,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
fiscal
$2,361,147
___
expense
Depreciation
$200,000
300,000
1977
1,
par)
the
share
per
expenses:
Maintenance
fund de-
sinking
subordinated
bentures'due March
Common
auto
Co.
•-
convertible
common
terminated
Gabriel
1963.
Backlog
$2,506,040
revenues
operating
Outstanding
$200,000
ot
major
31,
202,480,
1962
'
Less—Other
1978——
1,
of
addition
March
by
Co.—Qtrly. Report
revenues
Operating
TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
March
due
announced
1963
revenues
The
Maremont
665,729
announced
ported slightly
stores
grocery
.
Uncollectible
'Total
,.
subordinated sinking fund de¬
bentures
on
totaled
approximately $1
President of Li'l General.—
•
Exchange Offer
.
year
revenues
Miscellaneous
Less:
the company's business, con¬
customer's accounts or contracts
GIVING EFFECT
and
of
also
of
which
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.—Nine Months' Net Down—
was
Total
CAPITALIZATION
6V2%
In
end
revenues:
service
Toll
its business operations
executive offices are located at
of
5%
the outright purchase, of
receivable at
a
discount.
90.3%
offer
ownership of its Saco-Lowell
subsidiary to 541,096 common shares.
For
& Telegraph
exchange
firms during
the past year, all of
them
involved
in
the
manufacture of automotive parts—Maremont's
primary businses. Its
present
sales
volume
now
consists
of
approximately 55%
auto¬
motive, 28'% textile machinery, and 17%- machine
guns and other
ordnance
items, rockets and space components, and electronics.
—V. 197, p. 1636.
•
Lincoln Telephone
debentures,
privately through
sold
the firm reported.
Chicago manufacturer
;• -r"l
financing
financing,
business,
consists
of
advancing funds
on
a
revolving basis against the
security of current trade accounts receivable and installment sales
contracts, and making short-term collateral loans against inven¬
tories.
Also
included
in
this category would be loans secured
by
chattel mortgages on machinery,
equipment or other fixed
assets
of
a
customer's
business.
Accounts receivable
factoring,
sists of
cash
total
It
This
Dandy
Florida
Riedel,
Period Ended March 31—
,
Handy
seven
been
other
the
-v
the
of
according
197,
commenced
and
1958
9,
the
of
of
an
owns
Shops,
producer
fiscal
is engaged in the business of commercial
receivable factoring.
General commercial
for more than 957/
of the company s
accouts
In
depositary
as
196,
firm.
Sales
accounts
which
tendered.
had
total
nance
date
for
a
previously
stock
1963) then the offer will be automatically
price of $15.75 per share through May 20, 1963,
company
accounts
1963,
operated by Whitings Markets, Inc. under the trade
Handy Dandy, were purchased for an undisclosed amount
from Ronald Whiting, President and major stockholder of
cash
incorporated under the laws of the State or
was
Sept.
shortly thereafter.
The company's
-1321 Bannock Street, Denver.
'
tendered
now
a
based
stores,
of
million,
used to
Net
which
gained
its
of
diversified
offer
an
Tampa-based bantam market chain.
The
from
The
of
name
interest
and
been
record
lower
a
Manatee
this
143.
1, 1973, at par, plus accrued
on
The
devices.
not
result
Saco-Lowell
purchase,
proposed."
have
the
Maremont
the
of
the
of
Li'I General Stores, Inc.—Acquisition—
an
tures due March
Colorado
be
shares
the
Acquisition
Langsam & Co.—Debentures Offered—Pur¬
April 25, 1968 offering circular, Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co., Inc., Denver, offered publicly, $200,000
of this firm's 6V2% subordinated sinking fund deben¬
The
completion
As
intended
payable June 1,
First
behalf
(S. R.)
■
"Upon
nominees
1975
Offer-
that less than 900,000 shares are tendered by May
20,, ,1963,
purchaser will have the option to purchase all or none of the
tendered."
the
of
suant to
stated
due
Maremont Corp.—Results of Gabriel
sell
the
1963,
11,
promotion literature.—V. 197, p.
V
the
is
C
Reynolds & Co., New York.
the
shares
Koster-Dana announced the acquisition of
the North American Newspaper Alliance and its sub.s*diar*ea
Bell Syndicate,
McClure Newspaper Syndicate, Consolidated News
Features, Associated Newspapers and Women's News Service.
On
Tan
25
1963
Koster-Dana acquired American Visuals Coip., a
leader in the visual approach to instructional training and sales
'*
at
event
manufactures and distributes food and kitchen s®™ic(j
and
supplies,
and designs and manufactures retail
refrigeration equipment and display fixtures
Both
Industries
and Straus-Duparquet are publicly held
Arnav
stockholders,
to
\or such earlier time
supermarket
PaonS Jan
is
series
will
900,000
dividend
eauipment
:
the
it
three
will
eleven
extended at
Duparquet
„
on
further
that
two
in
to
Libby,
purchasers, satisfactory
be elected directors, one to fill the existing
be elected by the stockholders at the annual
September at which an increase in the board from
and
meeting
assem¬
manufacturer
a
of
City.
management's belief that
purchase is useful and constructive."
management,
relays,
is
Arnav
designs and manufactures electronic
of hydraulic fittings and other
Instruments
Kurman
stock
common
that any shareholder
sell or not
the basis of information disclosed by
recommend
However,
intended
is
of
by Glore, Forgan & Co., Lehman
signed
Corp., all of New York
was' transmitted
to the
purchasers,
vacancy
hydraulic equipment,
International is a manufacturer of
Aircraft
it
to
letter
Monday, May 6, 1963
...
Manufacturers & Jobbers Finance Corp.—Deben¬
tures Sold Privately—On May
1,1963 it was reported
that $1,050,000 of this firm's subordinated
'
purchasers, by Robert L. Gibson, Jr., President of
Libby.
Mr. Gibson stated "Management cannot
Gibson
Mr.
stated, "brings to Koster-Dana
earnings and materially enhances
and
share, up to and including May 10,
represent approximately 20%
of
the
company.
•
the holders
&
of this
purpose
1,/"This° acquisition^ Mr;' Kos'ter
additional
per
the
a
offer
the
McNeill
appropriately
and
Industries,'
Straus-Duparquet.
formal
The
Libby,
in
Paribas
and
expense
*
Arnav
$16
shares
of
made
was
McNeill & Libby
Capital
ments,
at
900,000
offer
The
set a net worth on all of the assets of T°wer
at $336,200. Tower Capital's* 23 shareholders, afteiv that
dissolution, ■ exchanged their participations for a total of
84 047
shares of Koster-Dana stock at a price of $4 per share,
Tower
Capital's assets consist primarily of loans and invest¬
ments in six corporations—Aircraft International, Kurman Instru¬
directors
pana
Libby
outstanding shares
committee composed of members of the Kostei-
a
&
The
1963.
,
...
.
.
markets
from
qentral
New
Jersey,
south
to
Camden;
197'
Volume
Number
6261
I. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1841)
Philadelphia and Baltimore;
and westr'to
include
subsidiary, Milgray/Washington,
was
opened
in
to
service
these
"After
stated
they
relatively
a
sidiaries
are
Mr.
now
from
slow
Baltimore
to
south
which
start
contributing
Davidson.
continue
Ohio,
Another
f
Hyattsville,
markets
was
to
stock.
Md.,
20
Miami.
anticipated,
the
sub¬
86
good share of volume and profits,"
is expected they will do even better as
new markets."—V.
197, p. 1532.
"It
capture
This
cents
a
cents
$3,394,000,
Mohasco
that
operations
$26,370,935
share
after
allowing
period
net
net
by
line
reached
totaled
distributive
Carpet
have
197,
place
since
in
the
the
Firth
first
stock
of
1
Net-
the same
ation
Shares
outstanding
turnings
—V.
per
197,
3,108,927
$O.C9
717.
p.
year
.
The
has
company
other
income
current
totaled
fiscal
$2,370,473
month
the
period
Earnings
a
ago
share
per
profit
this
trend
include
76
were
first
tax
period
were
outstanding
for
last
The
sales
months
will
company
meet
original
reported
the
for
cents
of
increased
demand
equipment
Sales
for
the
its
down
from
79
and
cents
for
shock
absorbers
in
the
—v.
the
past three
September,
197,
524.
p.
:;r
Mr.
$1,217,265,
ago.
that
for
both
and
a
.
"we
feel
earnings.
sales
of
the
that
Our
Division
has
reported
$3,184,000.
period
This
of
that
sales
25
cents
with
compares
1962.
Net
share
per
profit
Period Ended March 31—
sales
'
quarters
first
sales
of
offering by
shares
National
of
to
its
Income
before
Federal
Net
and
costs
<te
tax
state
income
tax
after
_—•
income
370,034
197,
National's
improvement
preferred
$0.59
common
first
and
in
for
net
dividend
in
first
profit
totaled
requirements
to
of
quarter
to
°
$4,746,000,
34
equivalent
for
months
period,
and
of
1962
were
On
April
24,
introduction
brand
aged
in
which
company
its
newest
Paxton
cigarettes
has
will
Middle
May
6.
permits.
engineered
and distinctive
unique
as
been
The
begin
its
of
Paxton
in
the
for
will
move
upward
in
quarter," Mr. Bierwirth said. "We also look for progres¬
sive improvement in the
profit picture throughout the year."
Mr. Bierwirth indicated that the first
quarter sales decline was
due primarily to. the.fact that the. Kordite
Co., formerly National's
plastic film and packaging division,
which registered substantial
sales in the 1962 first
quarter is no longer a part of the company.
national
menthol
of
consumer
twice
is
pack¬
package
fresh
as
and
He
introduction
well
as
these
in
as
will
be
in
the
Ohio
New
and
completed
the
England
Hawaii
as
in
new
areas
marks
the
first
step
in
distribution of the new brand which
was
initially mar¬
successfully in February in Tulsa, Okla. and
Fresno, Calif.
Joseph F. Cullman, 3rd, President, announced
the
decision
to
introduce Paxton nationally. "Results in
Paxton's two introductory
markets, where the brand captured a sizable
share of the market,
have been so
encouraging that we are proceeding as
planned to
make
this revolutionary
new
cigarette and package available to
the rest of the
country," he said.
Pointing out that Paxton "is our all new
menthol cigarette, from
its. specially engineered
exclusive new team of filters
keted
and
its
v
Humiflex
new
cigarette
new
within 'the
will
new
sell
Humiflex
competitive
to
machinery
popular
package,"
traditional
specially
he
cigarette
developed
Quarterly Report—
for
•'
prices,"
said,
"is
packages
costs
for
of
197,
1962
the
128,620,000
5.944,000
5,866,000
4,880,000
each
The
to
;
$1.35
and
3,657,438
A
record
build
and
other
honey
1961
$3,070,163
additional
which
pany
snack
and
such
Mr.
was
and
foods
other
well
as
products'
reported
for
the
home
firm's
history
report
Period
43
and
institutional
$629,343.
■
i
to
sales
in
1962
share
in
1961
as
adjusted
for
lines
contributed
to
the
nine
months'
$1.83
or
six
the
for
six
months
just
last
just ended, compared
in
first
sales
ended,
and
continuous
our
the
in
before
for
income
Earnings
taxes...
no
197,
$0.49
$0.45
2,270,038
2,246,654
.
,
Neptune Meter
Net
before
Provision
for
Net income
Earnings
197,
Federal
after
a
year
as
against
$13,125,553,
in
the
first
619,811
income
taxes
470,642
and
319.439
$0.47
$0.30
1,047,024
-—-—-
1,047,024
1016.
p.
Net
in
Motor
Wheel's
"These
gains," he
passenger car and
certain
customers
sales
our
increases
also
agricultural
said
truck
and
Income
Net
"were
due
were
recorded
implement
to increased
a
addition
in
greater
of
our
business."-—V.
of
defense
195,
p.
as
year
as
1705.
in
was
the
first
$1,205,000;
three
equal
months
to
of
1963,
30'cents
Net
income, for the
-per' share
of
common
492,038
253,616
high)
1961.
per-share earnings
the previous year.-
of
$3.09
pperations
Based
has
the
upon
year
in
present
amounted
1962,
First
to
outlook,
for
company
73
cents
feel
we
1963
that
should
we
compare
earnings
share,
for
per
the
against
.
corporation
Bend.
to
on
Wis.,
the
Bank
of
West
is
Wisconsin
Trust
Trust
Toledo, paying agents
Citizens
Co.,
Co.,
Milwaukee
■
308.652
267,642
$0.19
outstanding
$0.16
1317,
p.
1,616,762
1,629,106
■
'
for
1963
should
be
President William
meeting. He said the
better
than
Webster
the
told
shareholders
at
a
to
of
Electric
first
'
V.
p.
the
44
the
estimate
1016.-
on
in
last
,
over
872,786
was
total
year
months
last
more
earned.
show
while
totaled
year's
an
sales
$6,592,900,
period.
shares
This
outstanding
an
is
income
is
the
pointed
equal
a
in
the
was
same
increase
gas
of
4.7%
were
up
over
the
7.5%.—
and
f*r
period
$7,088,000,
or
50
cents
particularly
17%
a
of
Olin
the
first
dock
strikes
lest
equal
to
three
months
cents
for
the
the
on
Division
trend
Olin's
sales
a
sha'-e,
first
the
of
quarter,"
1960
meeting
held
president
and
profits
this
said
year
the
reflected
at
43
1963
in
this
In
year
will
continuing
the
have
Osborne
the
invested
Souibb
upward
company's
capital
programs
more
capital expenditures,"
has
Brothers, Inc.—Annual Report—
company has
Dec. 31,
ended
cents
said
Olin
adversely
to
Olson
The
through
months
than
he said.
"Approximately one.been
for
normal
annual
replacements needed
maintain existing operations.
Much of the
remaining
has been spent
to upgrade,
modernizeand,
in some in¬
expand our facilities."—V.
197, p. 1160.
of
properly
year
this
weather
Mr.
investment, cost reduction and management
improvement
and a
strengthening of its financial position.
money
net
compared
three
since cxtrenmlv c~ld
Atlantic
and Gulf
Coasts
business during the first part
the annual
plant
here,
the
stances,
in
year.
55
share,
a
out.
in
fncreasa
Mathieson Chemical
encouraging
per
share
reported
1962,
on
the
the
company
which
report
jsold
represented
to
were
income
shares
$29,169,612 for the
$869,259, equivalent to
of
common
stock
out¬
..
shareholders,
more
a
sales
net
2,006,373
.
annual
that
and
the
standing.
.
of
revenuev
Addressing
in¬
than
snl««}
1962.
that
three
12%
cents
revenues
of
first
or
share
a
when
quarter
197,
for
and
year
$722,500
cents
ago
this
far
income
47
year
so
quarter
$179.247,C00, highest for any first mia-tsr in
the
history and 4.4% over the $171,694,000 (the
previous
$6,464,000,
third
•
earned
Chemical Corp.—Net
Up 10%—
operating
to
$194,000,000
12%-—
$1.40
first
reported
Net
affected
224,396
;——
ago,
crease
Murphy, Jr., President, stated at the annual
meeting that
upward earnings trend begun in the final
quarter
of
1962
continued
1962
$4,725,605
was
based
upon operating
barring unforeseen developments
an
earnings' improvement is anticipated even on the increased
number
of common shares,
outstanding. •
H.
period
$269,952 for
issue.
rose
and
562.268
.....
shares
annua!
results
Net
the
1963
-^
share
of
year
from
well
31—>
taxes
New England Electric System—Net
Up
divi¬
Substantial
work
1147.
p.
share for
National
high
"From
Murphy Corp.—Net Up 42%—
C.
taxes
—v.-197,
in the
volume
business.
a
campus.
and
and
"This
$5,110,949
before
Earnings
production
share
new
and
building
corporation's
of
earnings
Per
No.
•
industry,
the
automotive
196,
announced
per
over-all
First
the
Sales
Co.—Quarterly Report—
sales
Earnings
>.
■
960.
p.
(Wis.)—Partial Red'n—
earnings were reported to shareholders
by Stanley de J. Osborne.
Presitcr.t.
>
Period Ended March
Earnings, he said were $513,074, or 62 cents a
share, compared
with $88,276,-or 11 cents a share
in the like 1962 period.
Both sales and earnings in the
period were the highest for
any
first quarter since 1957,' the official
reported.
Largest sales gains were made
sion, Mr., Wilcox explained,
rate and par
value,
The offer expires May 21
197,
Co.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
$1.11
this
Ohio
for
300,372
499.485
taxes
Nestle-LeMur
-
quarter
ago.
Stock
Corporation,1 this issue.—V; 192,
pi 745.
President,
share
per
The
1962
$8,806,588
share after preferred dividends
common shares
per
Outstanding
—-V.
increased
31, 1963.
Raymond J. Wilcox, Executive
Vice-President and Chief Admin¬
istrative
Officer,
told
stockholders
that
sales
for
the
quarter
$17,197,856,
of
quarter
Record
1963
970.127
taxes
.
Lansing, Mich., company has reported
sharply
and earnings for the
quarter ended March
were
Chicago.—V.
Olin Mathieson
$9,039 449
sales
Income
This
-
million'
to
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
maintained.
with
sales
loss
with
trustee
Co.—Quarterly Report—
Period Ended March 31—
shares
sales
Corp.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—-
increased
$200
to
increase, Mr. Morton
said. Net income was affected
by the heavy
expenses
connected
with expansion,
depreciation charges 42% higher than in 1961 at a
total of $809,269, and the fact
that 1961 was an unusual
year
because
of
high
consumer
acceptance
of
chip-O's
during
the
introductory period, he added.—V. 196, p. 579.
*
Motor Wheel
assets
1962.
topped
year's
the
from
up
university
1,007,972
819.
p.
from
Pettay,
cents
1.034 432
1,109,694
—
companies
Net proceeds will be used
by the
construct a $700,000 Social
Activity
1%2
1,201,700
—.—
$21,020,792 in
a11
poration's first
mortgage serial bonds, series A,' dated
March 1, 1963 and due
Oct. 1, 1965 to April
1, 1975.
The bonds bear interest
at from 4%% to
5V4%, and
were priced at
lOOVz for the maturities Oct.
1, 1972
to April 1, 1975 and at
100 for the balance,
plus ac¬
crued interest.
$17,780,457 $17:798 853
2,311,394
2,102,404
taxes
to
for
Ohio Northern
University (Ada, Ohio)—Bonds Of¬
fered—On April 29,
1963, B. C. Ziegler & Co., West
Bend, Wis.; offered publicly
$600,000 of this cor¬
Corp.—Qtrly. Report-
*—
taxes
after
the
to
Combined admitted
1961
in
up
H.
first
38
at
1933
per common
share..
shares
outstanding
Common
—V.
'
!£e year)*
$17,447,769
interest
1962,
been
last
earnings
524.
Ended March 31—
gen¬
increased 36%
in
$6,098,323 for 1962.
to
$1.65
to
half
program, we fully
months over last year's
six
markedly
business
72%
in
1962, from -$166,as
reported in common
in¬
consist of statutory
earnings' plus an
increased
stockholders' equity in
business
put
can
per
modernization
current
rates
companies
1961
reasonably expect that operations
favorably with 1962."
Mr.
Pettay also stated that unaudited
year
experienced
have
we
all
calendar
preferred share of the
company.
by the Commission.—V.
"Results
/
the
fund
mutual
for
the
first
quarter
of
1963
showeq a marked improvement over the
first quarter of
1962," Mr.
Pettay reported, "and to date the
backlog of customer orders
net
Earnings
year.
by our
customers
the somewhat
higher
for
the
from
p:
Provision
Net
In
'
23%
2,101,630
F.
per
had
period
same
$1,910,706.
were
months
subsidiaries
of
at
and
assets
stock¬
r,\:
company has reported improved sales
of $15,546,301
during
24%
frrm $12,522,801 last
year,
and
sharply increased
earnings of $749,000, .compared
after taxes of $1,641,697
1963, according to Thomas
sales
Income
and
use.
increased
the
outstanding Dec. 31, 1962.
product
sales
earnings
last
improvement
com¬
$22,827,885, against $18,747,957 in 1761. Net income
totaled
equal to 39 cents a share,
compared with $908,303, equal
cents a
All
In
an
197,
Net
$815,340,
to
the
31,
for
National Starch & Chemical
its
chips, chip-O's corn chips,
pickles, salad dressings, tea,
as
the
compavable
period,
which should result in a good year overall
for the company," Mr. Pearce stated in
commenting on operations.
potato
capital spending amounted
Morton
the
to acquire
two companies
capacity by the Dallas-based
markets
record
a
in
spent
production
makes
in
annual
program
shareholders.
to
for
period
earnings
March
Net
net
whollv-owned
build-up
benefits
expect
Inc.—Sales Up 23%; Net Lower—
had the greatest expansion
C. Morton, Chairman, said
G._
ended
for
Ohio Crankshaft
build-up and on this basis consider that the recent results'were
satisfactory.
With the healthy outlook'for general business
$1.27
3,570,038
outstanding
1016.
company
year,
net
and
$1.41
same
accounted
—V.
last
for
$303,388.
.
"progressed
extended
1962,
to
by
by approximately
V
earnings were up
(Adjusted earnings,
efficiency
197, p. 1317.
earnings
life
one
practice,
the
See Armco Steel
increasing,
very
—_
Morton Foods,
its
and
President.
were
year
state
.
shares
p.
amounted
1963
and
months
"Inventory
5,039,000
foreign and
share
per
Number
—V.
six
$33,119,625
share
130,565,000
Federal,
taxes
income
31.
March
pre¬
Recently
income, adjusted earnings and admitted
Theodore
Sanborn, President, told
The
that
$31,506,333
Pearce,
wero
income
Net
ol'
the<
K.
speed
frr
Offshore
National-Standard Co. (& Subs.)—Sales, Earn. Down
for
adjusted
St.,
is
company's
the
Gross
any
of 0.08%;
pre¬
Payment will be
made
at
the First Wisconsin
Co., Milwaukee, or The Chase
Manhattan Bank,
1
Chase
Manhattan Plaza, New
York, or the Harris Trust* &
Savings Bank.
115 W. .Monroe
Higher—
reported
National-Standard
fcr
—
Provision
Earned
ended
that' time.
sales
has
and
on
>
mium
.
said.
high
1963
business
1962.
$477,196.
Trust
share—compared to $261,450, or $1.58 per Share for the correspond¬
ing period a year ago.—V. 197, p. 408.
Philip Morris.
;
aluminum
to
1962,
nroduc s
expense
start-up of U.S.I. Film Products, the
film
and
packaging department, and in
company
period
mill
considerable
State of New
health insurance,
retained
2022.
p.
The
in
aluminum
that
fabricating plant.—V.
sales
Cullman
produced
at
new
and
pointed out
the
1,
company has called for
redemption on June 1, 1963,
through
operation of the
sinking fund, $100,000 of its 4%%
first mortgage
bonds due June
1, 1987 at 100% plus accrued
part from
polyethylene resins in
affecting
both .brass
He
resulted
amounted
Northern States Power Co.
blend
Mr.
on
earnings
the
in
plastic
The
•
Period Ended March 31—
Net
fetail
and
division.
National Oats Co.—Net
package," Mr. Cullman termed the
package "true technological achievements
at
in
particularly
division
metals
of.
plastic
its
industry."
"Paxton
"The
and
its
decrease
the ..scope of the company's
its special metals
so
to
the
squeeze"
chomicp.l
the
involved
national
that
"profit
the
on
production
stated
by
and
July
Hydro-Electric Commission is
offering to acquire all
outstanding preferred stock of. the
company by exchange
of
10-ycar debenture, with
comparable interest
one
share
the.second
possible.
national
States
distribution
start
on
Quebec
12,607,040 common shares outstanding.
"Company forecasts indicate that sales
a
king size
filters. Paxton
"Hutniflex" -plastic
of
new
the
to
the
Paxton.
team
heretofore
Atlantic
National
Unveiling
announced
cigarette,
specially
delivers
flavorful
and
a
a
the
of
with
196,
first time.
on
(Philip) Morris Inc.—New Filter Cigarette—
and
t962
included
Northern Quebec Power Co.
Ltd.—Preferred
after
a
31
$113,270.'
Exchange Offer—
to
on
cents
Dec
which
loss of
Chairman.
accident
policies
1962
ended
insurance,
results, Mr. Sanborn said, were dra¬
profit column
accomplished by W
Va
Management Corp.,
Huntington,. W. Va., and its
principal
subsidiary, West Virginia Life
Insurance Co., and by Maine
Life Insurance Co. of
Fidelity
Portland, Miane, all of whom
completed their
first full year as North
Central companies in
1962.—V. 194, p. 1722.
unless
46
or
in
Contributing
$6,286,000,
were
profits
net
31.
i]|surance in force
the
12,551,436
the period. Sales for the
$187,489,000, a record high for
share
a
$1 04
* 391,446
operational
Increased the amount
$10,000 to $25,000.
industry
from
A5
,
the
cents
of
licensed
life,
has
premium
?rce-
20%
197,
amounted
Dec.
$286,306.
allowance
Sales, Net
19.63
operations
net
a
and
sell
writing
$4,470,570
surance
the
the
1961
to
m*ined JJremium income
from
Combined
sharqs outstanding at the end of
three
the
sales
net
$178,018,000
371,361
524.
p.
1962,
operating results during
1963
was
foreseen by John E. Bierwirth,
Chairman, despite a decline
in first quarter sales and
earnings.
295,882
$0.69
share
per
Progressive
to
recorded
shifts
Insurance
—
of
year
$9,750,000
holders in the annual
report.
•
The
North
Central
companies
superior to that of the
insurance
erally," Mr. Sanborn said.
matic
Chemical Corp.
12,
1962
stockholders.—V.
Gains
253,478
rata.—V.
pro
first
began
income
were
its
National Distillers &
1962
342.912
tax
._
Net
—V.
of
'
North Central Co.—Net
Higher-
of
for
will
Report-
1963
expenses----:
quarter
was
stockholders
2,931 505
net
The company's
capital now consists of
$1,382,000' represented
691,000 shares of $2
par value common stock
held
.
Aviation
in
President
15,
company
insured from
520
$3,199,000
taxes
its
Jan.
on
Feb.
Atlantic
the
is
in
approximately
group, and registered
Albert
V.
Bianco,
on
mium
Rights Offering Over¬
—
included
ol
Chartered
York
North
on
1572.
added.
$13,445,769 $10,236,227
12,732,823
9,568,984
712,946
667,243
_
Total
plant
written
reported
operating
their
Lower—
Net
has
$446,000
•
be
could
various
the
after
2,472,804
$0.88
taxes
701,134
The company,
,
1963
when
for
dividend..^...
stock
income
1962
$2,931,505
583,625
North Atlantic Life
Insurance Co.- -Shows Loss
for
year
the
2.^.
Year—
the
quarter, President Dr. D. G.
earnings reflect higher depreeion
our
Freeport, Texas plant.
significant slow down in general busi¬
sales
dividend
preferred
common
for
1963
$3,C61.429
preferred
after
'
lower
remaining 6,463 shares which have been allotted
p.
■
Moog Servocontrols, Inc.—Nine Months'
the
$1,201,974,
or
49
cents per
share, for
50
or
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
31—
period
repre¬
for
to
;
for
"the
principally
$14,430,164,
$13,517,765
capital stock on a subscription basis, which
expired April 26, has been oversubscribed, Frederick F.
Robinson, its
President, stated.
247,015 shares', comprising 97.45% of the offer¬
ing, were taken up on the exercise of primary
subscription rights.
There were additional
subscriptions totaling 83,551 shares for the
foreign
Mclntyre
for
share
925
markets.
for
to
The
traditionally the company's best,
are
expected to reach a new high
according to Wm. D. Mclntyre,
Executive
Vice-President
and
General
Manager.
The
company
has paid 1% stock dividends
return
to
cash
dividends
in
were
same
additional
quarter,
which
amounted
subscribed—
the
on
March
new
replacement
fourth
quarter
National Aviation Corp.
nine
$27,574,479.
as
that
of
March
for
income
...
against
Sales
Ended
income
Provision
Down
$120,774,
the 480,237 shares outstanding on
March 30. 1963.
This represents a
slight increase over the profit
of $119,344 or 25 cents
per share for the similar period of 1962.
—V. 197, p. 1637.
31, 1963.
plant under construction in
St. Truiden, Belgium will
begin production in early 1964. The
plant
The
the
operations
company
equal
and
of
$2,260,574
year.
Net
Narrow Fabric Co,—First Quarter
Results—
$0.01
net
niqe
was
197,
12,316
Higher; Net
consolidated
Net
JTS
reached
total
Freeport
again in production."-—V. 197, p, 960.
the
Sales
after
corresponding
year
shares
that
$30,375,440
Net
year.
for
2,998,889
reported
Co.
Newmont Mining
Periou
or
reported good first quarter results, and we believe
will
continue.
In
addition,' results for the full
will
1963
Monroe Auto Equipment
Down—
6%;
have
m
.
sales
the
over
there is no
activity," said Dr. Braithwaite,
record
1,298,827
3
earlier.—V.
year
Up
.
year
a
on
charges,
that
6%
against
said
divisions
$4,161,076
:
snares
of
"Assuming
the
$4,439,026
v
280,696
-3—-
Sales
—
reported
for
period
Reporting
ness
1—_•
profit—3.
Co.
1962.
share,
per
Braithwaite
Monogram Industries, Inc.—Nine Months'
Report—
Period Ended March 31—
' '
', v'
1963 'P-y1962
;
of
earnings
cents
a
Sales
has
increase
an
quarter
Net
product
acquisition
Chemical
company
senting
cents
1015.
p.
a
Provision
The
,
were
period
Slightly—
corresponding 1962
of $29,942,760,
and
per share.
principally affected
cents
year
taken
the
total
30
or
organizations
Co.—V.
In
record
a
$1,233,246,
previous
that
of
$578,562, or 13
outstanding common
of
the
to
adjustments
and
Firth
taxes
dividends.
had
had
after
shares
preferred
for
compared
the
income
like
Per
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Down—
3,769,216
sales
income
Sales
net
the
the
Net
reported at its annual stockholders meeting
the
first quarter had
produced net .sales of
in
and
on
for
717.
P-
Industries
per
share,
per
Nalco
Mohasco Industries,
is an increase of
42%
over
earnings of $847,000, or
share, in the same quarter of 1962. Cash flow was
equivalent to $1.05 per share, up from
per
$4,122,000,
9
than
13%
President
C.
80
million dozens
increase over
the
Dean
of
Olson
eggs
previous
last
12
\
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1842)
said,
he
However,
the
since
no
the
did not become
company
sales
Net
income
l9^3
$7,047,000
—-
after
taxes
$6,289,000
3(^,992
p.
2o
197,
,1969
V.
Total
1963
income__—
and
profit before
including
Profit
per
$6,813,941
638,147
v
$7,745,735
455,469
1,192,880
1,787,224
~~—$1,820,379
$2,980,104
5,925,356
4,471,984
5,925,356
4,757,626
.<•
$4.66
—
—$5.80
allotted
$3,872,000
against
March
that
Cumulative
the
for
period
Net
planned
and
gain of
a
$358,821
C.
in
years.—V.
five
next
Provision
Prevision
197,
of
Commission
York.—V.
New
Fiberglas
Owens-Corning
$83,325,055
33,274,862
6,386,889
6,285,505
8,346,473
8,419,659
14,434.388
13,575,735
(204,4441
(204,4441
2,477,272
taxes
state
Total
income
deferred
197,
718.
p.
operating
income
Sales
Corp.
the
First
million
Boeschenstein,
product
of
and.
process
facilities
new
"The
price-wage
by
operated."
He
on
increases
for
balance
the
Boeschenstein
yarns
for
yarns
viously
sales
the
of
in
in
In
natural
not
Net
Net
' "
.
higher
Pacific Far
Pacific
East
or
winter
by
reduced
6%,
uses
equivalent
said
to
a
calendar
of
W.
in
southern
for
Miller,
the
12
and
of
for
share,
based
This
the
—V,
during
ended
reported.
totaled
the
upon
of
$3.50
March
customers
Counties
The
first'
The
2,686,152
V.
In
to
1
- v
Pakco
31,
number
Gas
Companies,
by
the
active
continued
customers
Lighting
than
more
companies
again
gas
will
invest
replace¬
to
Trust
to
40
Company,
New
the
for
(W.
R.)
Pantasote
Grace
&
York,
has
been
stock
common
New
corporation.—
„
p.
and
22,
of
1962,
Charles
A.
Wyman,
earnings in
1963, against
Chairman,
told
sales
Net
sales
of
the
March
after
1,216,639
shares
a
this
22
$2,379,749 in
profit,
on
of
to
the
taxes,
same
was
totaled
period
$36,248,
shares
common
year
year
$3,207,979,
last
equal
year,
to
up
Mr.
35%
cents
outstanding, On the
$9,591, was equal
same
to
a
corded
Sales
the
will
all
product
three
continue- to
»
197, p,
do
1572.
so
in
A
Inc.—Net Up
Deoul,
company's second
President.
in
fiscal
of stock outstanding were 44
year
the
has
first
been
six
the
of
Diet
the
announced
'
bv
Neal
months ended
$31,259,991
with
after
January,
in
March
first
t.ie
31
quarter
1963.
Philadelpnia
that
$3 892,667,
company's
taxes
equi.ai-nt
Reading also realized,
per
share, on the
and
to
were
82.L0
subsidiary
chemical
Feb.
on
7;
1963.—
1460.
p.
S.
Adams,
Chairman
first
Executive
Chief
and
Officer,
reported
to
annual stockholders
the
meeting that the company's net income for
was its highest first quarter earnings in
history, $28,816,060,
or
84
cen s
a
share.
Tnis
compares
with
$66,529,000, or 77 cents a share, in the like period of 1932.
Following the meeting, which set new highs in attendance of
3,230 and in shares represented of 85%, the Phillips board met
quarter
increased
and
declared
June
•
1
the
of
the
1963
diviaend
annual
from
rate
$1.90
reguiar quarterly dividend of 50 cents
of record May
stockholders
to
10,
$2.00
to
and
share, payable
a
1963.—V.
197,
1638.
p.
Pioneer Plastics Corp.—Annual
Net
Net
•,
before
Federal
Cola,
that
the
the
—V.
population and
acceptance and reception ac¬
company's low calorie drink.
He
income
income
low
calorie
drink
is
available
now
General
Bottlers,
in
1953
The
31,
1963,
$0 09
1,471.301
1,429,159
shares
at
quarter
announced
ended
March
31,
1963
year.
gain
income
from
five
were
the
first
during the
against $121,439.
cents
2,789,313
on
of
earnings
four
/
•
just
quarter
$5,396,827
$145,987
were
for
in
the
over
•
Total
up
20%
a
earnings
same
ing
the
quarter
i
twin
was
last
outstanding
197
p.
shares.—V.
Arranged—On May
1, 1963 the company announced that it had arranged
to sell $5,000,000 of 514% notes due 1978 to Prudential
197,
..the
will
197,
be
Earnings for
Per
share
cents
Y.
N.
three
the first
quarter
earnings
based
has
company
months
for
ended
used
for
of
the
1962
first
were
three
the
based
in
1962,
the
of
against
quarter of
same
1963
were
period last
31.
consolidated
unfilled
for
orders
$15 140,000
Commenting
Chairman
and
on
on
the
its
1963,
enthusiastic
on
three
March
March
31,
months
31,
1963,
of
A.
1963
Stock
common
President,
are
mov¬
market
acceptance
in
the
in
mar¬
'
General
Listing—
stock
Exchange,
' '
the
default
may
number
at
names,
$25.75
of
be
of
under
•/■' '
Electric
_
the
the
company
symbol
was
Tbe
back¬
$14 974 000
was
as
Co.—Additional
one
of
per
or
shares
share.
more
forth
set
opposite
Under certain
underwriters,
Co.,
Inc
&
Co._
Co.
&
Robert
J.
,
W.
Financ¬
their
respective
Barth
G.
&
Co.,
7,000
&
Co.,
-
&
&
Co.
Bingham,
Hurrv,
Firr.
Walter
Inc.
Wilson
&
:
William
J.
dwell,
Weedon
decline
2,000
&
Winslow, Inc.
7,000
14,000
2,000
Collins
&
&
Co.
5 000
Co._„
7 000
J". M. Dain & Co., Inc.
7,000
3,500
Daley
2^000
3,500
Daugherty, Cole Inc._.
Davis, Skaggs & .Co..,,..
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
,,
Inc.
Blankenship, Blakely &
Strand,
Inc.
BlUn't
Ellis
&
Co.
5,000
Camp & Co.'
Chace, Whiteside
Co.
&
Co.,
&
.-a
Inc.
—
&
5,000
;
Slccumb
Inc.
5,000
Co.
Inc..
Brush,
7,000
Eichler
Becker
Bosworth, Sullivan &
14,000
Co.„
&
Baird
Shares
76,302
3,500
——_—
Bateman,
\ A.
—
—___
Whipple
Boettcher
"The
197,
curcumstances, involving
than all of said shares
less
,
5,000
Simmons
Co.——1—
& .Co.,
7.0C0
Inc.
5,000.
Francis
Inc
2.500
7,000
3 500
I.
duPont
&
Merger Brugler,
said,
listed
PYC.—V.
..
purchased:
&
Bacon,
were
1962.
Gaudion
the
April 29, 1963 issue reported the
April 25 of 725,302 shares of this firm's com¬
stock at $25.75 per share.
Additional financing
Inc.
1962.
first quarter ooerations for 1963.
Donald
planes,
hit
four-place, 200 mph
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, severally, have
a
firm commitment, subject to certain conditions, to
pur¬
of $462,000
of
crmpared to $11,851,000
received totaled $11 025,000,
Orders
will
new
on
chase
$508,000.
months
$13,164,000
first
60
details follow;
n»t
per
year.
$11,042,000
from
•
•
agricultural
Comancne
flown- this
on
first
to
up
cents,
1932
Shares
1.152,247 shares
on;
period
same
93
in
Pool,
in
made
gen¬
outstanding March' 31, 1963.
share earnings were 44 cents
1,149.370 shares outstanding March 31/1962.
Shipments by the company and its wholly-owned subsidiaries for
For
the
29,
Atkinson
announced
March
'62.
Corp.—A. S. E.
April
Bache
the
$647,315
was
fiscal
ended
$16,178,506
Charles W.
5S4.
p.
American
mon
Pfaud'er Permutit Inc.—Net Lower—
for
share
months
of
Details—Our
Biyth
Rochester.
six
by
53%,. from
Pawnee
and
about
1017.
p.
the
sales
of
Twin
seen
1262.
sale
to
financing
firm,
Piper
optimistic
are
ing
Insurance Co. of America.
Proceeds from the
for
over
reported
per
months
remain
have
Polychrome
on
Perkin Elmer Corp.—Note Sale
eral corporate purposes.—V.
increased
six
new
who
Effective
1962
against
as
2,809,058
on
sales
and
All
ket."—V.
$5 193 727
period in 1962.
Net earnings
Earnings per share for the quarter
cents
was
.
ended
like
shares
5.4%'
it
Vero
B
well
May,'
for
of
income
Net
first
$17,045,537
ago,
the
Piper's
"Aztec
has
$0.68
increased
sales of
819.
company
77 J,COO
$0.80
.
ne,
inccme was largely attributable to increased
twin-engine Piper Aztec B and to a profitable operation
Beach, Fla., plant.
"It is expected that both sales and net income in t'-e second IvUf
of the year will exczed results in
the first half," Mr, Pool. said.
125,943
$0.04
Tne
$6 5^7 a-u
54 414
1963.
the
of
increase
year
a
income
Net
in
in
cents
sales
an
period
same
$592,165
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc.—Net Up 20%—
The
:1
528.401
779,000
;
518,000
624,68*2
;
.
had
com.pany
March
1962
*
$6,955 ^35
J
p.
611,500
—
share
2382,
p.
1,046,401
Piper Aircraft Corp.—Sales Up 5.4%; Net 53%—
42
1963.
Inc.—Qtrly. Report—
„•
of
197,
taxes-.
,
per
195,
1962
$13 469,299
taxes.
shares
Earned
lemon-lime
new
1963
$20,061,898
.
income
Net
1318.
n.
Report-
1,236,182
sales
public
share
—V.
log
oeriod
three
the
for
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Net Higher—
K.
cents compared
'
about
income
Per
versus
months
and earnings
President, told
revenues
Newman,
A.
earnings
in
stated
of
the
for foreign
for the same,
•
sales
Net
/'Net
the
Sharply—
earnings in
profit
197,
reserve
$2,602,000
following its original market test in mid-Februarv
Pepsi-Cola
cents
*
jy
significant increase
the
and
taxes
with
Period Ended March 31—
for
Par adynamics,
of
107,
This
have progressed verv satisfactorily in
periods and indications are that thev
the periods ahead, Mr.
Wyman stated.
^
dividend
stock
Newman
net
V.
reported S'rong progress in sales of 18-ouncs beverage
syrup and placement of automatic vending machines
Patio
earnings
lines
accounting
both
Year Ended January 31—•
1962.
stockholders
—V.
40
in
first
for
compared
meeting that Teem, the company's
available to over 68% of the national
franchises,
over
share.
per
all '-provision
enthusiastic
said
number
.008
income
in
Howard
report.
compared
oparacing
Common
was
share
Wyman
three
net profit of
ago,
$32,973(755,
2%
sale
.u\Vi;>.U"
'
the
told
was
the
the
stock-
gains
1963,
quarterly
other
sales and
1962,
a
bottlers.
holders at the annual meeting.
Net
$0.35
3.932.443
replace $2,775,000 of outstanding 5M>% notes
held by Prudential. The remaining
$1,725,000 of new
notes will be taken down by Aug. 4, 1964.
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
company had substantially higher sales
three accounting periods ended March
period
1962
1,370,600
fountain
sizes,
ly
1638.
of
the
in
Higher
Reports
—
$1,133,543, or
38 cents per share,
on
2,997,C75 shares outstanding in the first
quarter of 1933.
This was a gain from the first quarter of 1962
•which
showed
after
tax
operating earnings
of $930,985, or
32
cents per share, on the same capitalization, after adjustment for
Notes totaling $3,275,000 will be sold
May 28, chief¬
197,
Corp.
.
reported
quarter
Portland
appointed
the
of
Airways, Inc.—Braniff Offers
this issue.—V.
Co.,
o.'
stock outstanding.
$2,874,000
in
cents
quarterly
p.
1161.
1572.
p.
1963
1,532,000
>
$0.39
3,968,426
V
after
was
Mr. Barnet
.
serve
1962, $47,347,000 was invested in additions and
plant and equipment, Mr. Miller said.—V. 197,
agent
first
totaled
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
case sales, dollar sales and net' earnings for the
of 1963 broke all records, for similar periods in its
Herbert L. Barnet, President, told the annual meeting of
Income
esti¬
an
and
facilities
for
2,569.878
:
_.
Reading
&
corporation
the
shareholders
were
other
3,489,035
13,404,025
2,868,273
feet)
net
period last year.
Earnings per share
companies
any
betterments
be
The
like
The
in
has
p.1318.
activities
--
Pan American Wor d
first
Philadelphia
Treasure.'.
to
3,645,097
14,916,109
kilowatthours)
pounds)
Sales, Earnings—
"ompanv's
first
additions,
will
93,488
Pacific
meters,
property
portion
companies
year
$0.50
$0.30
—
'
stockholders.
.
To Buy Panagra Stock—
See
the
were
the
Pacific
27,249,447
$0.56
$0.30
1011.
p.
the
for
$5,537,224
27,249,447
-—
cubic
(thousand
197,
$6,999,836
31
.
(thousand
(thousand
the
for
share
of
Companies, Inc.—Appointment—
transfer
197,
in
greater
customers.
Irving
results
quarter
history,
923,943
13,712,058
8,174,834
8,174,834
March
share
per
Mr.
common
Number
served
During the past
March 31, 1963, the
of
as
improvements
York
for
$6,739,298
adversely
causing a loss in volume,
from competitive pressures
quarter's
i
1963,
197,
told
$3.66
per
the
$29,717,000,
average
with
compares
earnings
Southern
and
Chemicals
14,636,001
share___
per
*
.—V.
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Record Sales, Earnings—
He
period
said.
$47,000,000
408.
S66.544, or
less cash
1161.
31,
drink,
California
months
Chairman
distributing system.
During 1963 the Pacific Lighting
p.
of
compared with net earnings for the three months ended
March 31,
1962, or $826,653, equal to 47 cents per common share
based on the same number of common shares then outstanding,
have a broad application
Fiberglas.—V. 197, p. 564.
to
earnings
per
California
serving
•new
against
as
first
—
Sales,
This
year.
number
ments.
loss
a
1962,
$26,920,990 $24,569,500
shares of
pre¬
Corp.—Net Lower-
outstanding.
year ago and
Mr. Miller
mated
"the
that
$4,904,648
—_—923,943
15,174,670
business
the
in
stock
common
Steam
reported that for the
three months ended
earnings were $724,639 after provision -nr
income taxes of $322,800, equal to 41 cents per share on 1,771,380
.*
Lighting's distributing subsidiaries.
were
$5,594,143,
to
of
quarter
severe
company
Marcb
appli¬
product
announced
pointed out that warm weather and a- serious lack
of
rainfall
during
the
winter
months
drastically
reduced
the
amount of
natural gas
used for space heating by customers of
added,
by
197, p.
The
expansion
retained
of
Cas
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (& Sub.)—Net Lower
Miller
The
said
_
——
$5,247,837
stock--
on. common
Electric
1962.
of
'
stock
earnings—
Sales
a
Line, Inc.—Partial Redemptions—
that
$3.23
shares
period
grow,
amounted
with
compares
first
the
of
per share
outstanding
Shares
flex
advantages.
They can be
possible with glass yarns and.
new
earnings
Robert
Miller
Southern
This
for
______
176,240
(144,697)
(303,819)
<
__
preferred
on
Amount
other
and
temperatures
average
1963
Mr.
Shares
of $571,993, equal to 21
1963, according to Fred
loss
net
a
quarter
sales
—V.
with other fibers,
Lighting
past
1962
reported
first
the
earnings
by
same
has
construction
16,098,613
stock
Common
are
The
corporation has' called
for
redemption
on
June
1,
1963
through operation of the sinking fund, $300,000 of its United States
Government Insured Merchant Marine Bonds,:
5%. SS China Bear
series due 1981 and $300,000 of its 5%
SS Philippine Bear series
due 1981 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at
the Irving Trust Co., One Wall Street, New
York 15, N. Y.—V.
196, p. 2022.
common
$0.40
9,721,847
4,861,855
11,250
91,913
383,976
229,123
credit
pro¬
Earnings
.
earnings
glass fibers finer than any
synthetic fibers, and possess
previously
blended
or
cf
resistance
ways
alone
Mr.
Dividends
Period Ended March 31—
for
start-up
part,
and
,
and
•
potential In materials for
Above
3,956,577
4,846,614
—
.
tax
deductions
Income
Earnings
for
to
—-
$19,540,649
income
Net
year.
continued
composed
are
abrasion
processed
either
noted
in
he said.
attained
strength,
Dividends
9,745,772
share
Pennsalt
now
season,"
BETA
5.750.577
1.794,000
"
weather conditions,
and. by lower net sales prices, resulting
in our marketing areas."—V. 197, p. 960.
Fiberglas materials.
"Our recently
BETA
underkoing experimental fabrication,
testing and
trials, and will,be introduced in several products during
are
commerical
fall
:'
...
further
anticipated
cations
Net
6,557,263
2,147,000
—
after
common
3.045.493
dividends
President.
a
Dolittle
affected
an
abnormal level, he said.
profits continues," Mr. Boeschenstein
at
were
squeeze
.
said
Mr.
of
Total
8,796,070
4,410,263
:
debt.—
44,183
$21,346,420
loans---
charged
$0.45
taxes
taxes
shave
quarter
M'r.
"but wage and fringe increases have been substantially off¬
the high efficiencies with which our plants generally have
added,
the
first
and
said that increased research
development expenditures and introduc¬
marketing costs for a new products account,
profit margins.
In addition, furnace rebuilds
set
first
1962
President,
reduced
costs
the
in
long-term
Interest
52,107
___.
bank
the
or
Harold
tory
$57
of
earnings were $2,189,325, equivalent to 33 cents
provision of $2,473,000 for Federal income taxes,
comparable period in 1962 when earnings were
44 cents a share.
after
from
$2,976,464,
and
sdles
1963, up 2% over the same months in
any first quarter in company history.
quarter
share
a
down
reported
of
highest of
cents
discounts,
has
income
preferred
Doolittle,
L.
2%;
Up
1952
21,294,313
—
:l
on
$63,828,589
19,496,466
$67,238,117
—
■
.———
share,
years
expenses
a
on
3.346.727
-
company
a
prior
-
income—
Dividends
The
in
Charge equal to Investment
Other income deductions
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Shows Loss for Quarter
ido7.
p.
taxes-
2,602,862
income
Gtner
9,903,990
outstanding
197, p. 564.
—V.
..
,
<
income
for
-
•
taxes
Operating
$39,570,797 $35,443,536
—
depletion
before
per
vision
two
company
months
18,696,220
3,075,565
-
35,671,949
taxes
Otner
Gross
1963
revenues
Shares
Net Lower—
The
3,428,827
$88,532,430
and
Income
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
taxes
and
for
Earnings
cents
three
1962
$61,553,270
depreciation
for
depreciation,' depletion
before
inccme
Net
other
income
inccme
Net
Tenney,
Service
income
and
Chairman, said that shareholders were ad¬
vised April 29,
of a special meeting of stockholders
to be held
May 27, to consider a proposal to split the common stork uvo
for one.
He said that such a split was authorized April 23 by the
Public
1963
~
for
date in April were "highly encouraging."
through the first reporting period ill April
the
for
and
Depreciation
revenues.
gas
sr.les
Net
shares
common
Rockwell
the
year,
Period Ended March 31—
Coal
outstanding, compared with $1,703,840,
or
77 cents a share on the same number of shares in the first1
quarter of 1962.
There was a gain of $516,413 in electric revenues
2,075,688
to
incoming
Subs.)—Qtrly. Report
revenue
Interest
March
ended
(&
31—
—
Provision
to
sales
last
Peabody Coal Co.
operating revenues of $11,818,219 during the three months
31,
1963, against those of $10,942,985 in the same
a year ago, a gain of $875,234.
income
totaled
$1,938,717,
or
88
cents
a
share on
the
quarter
of
the
expenses
Maintenance
three months
same
operating
Federal
sales
1963
with
even
gram
its subsidiaries, Rockland Electric
Power Co., reported record first
N. Y. utility and
County Light &
Pike
during
21,104,272
Total
eliminating the 1.1% decrease shown ,at
the end of the March 31 quarter, M'r. Loynd said.
He also told stockholders that projections for 1963 were a 3.5%
increase in sales, with a net profit after taxes of $22 000.000.
He
added that the company has a $35,000,000 capital expansion pro¬
Stock Split—
Nyack,
level
low
_
Interest
This
compared
year
the
$63,999,331
Operation
•
added
He
are
Higher
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.—Earnings
Co.A and
this
to
revenue
Operating
a
$3,280,000
of 1962. '
$7,452,088
1,364,910
non-recurring income—non-recurring income-——
share
—Proposed
of
Division
819.
p.
Steam
earnings for the first three months of 1963 equaled
37
share, against 38 cents a share, or $5,632,089, for the
like 1962 period. Sales for the first 1962 quarter were $47,231,968.
Estimated income taxes for the initial three months of 1963 were
•
Profit
quarter
attributed
Philadelphia Electric Co.
Ooerating
Net
—_
taxes.,
deductions
Total
ID/,
v.
Period, Ended
industry.—
aero-space
is
Gas
cents
write-offs—-
/
depletion,
income
for
the
Parke, Davis & Co.—Net Down Slightly—
1962
$7,236,386
—
income—....—509,349
interest
income
net
for
equipment
quarter
sales were
$46,695,437
and earnings $5,437 242, "
Harry J. Loynd, President, told stockholders at the annual meeting.
depreciation,
Provision
i962."—
184.
p.
first
International
by
First
Period Ended March 31—
Less;
Mr.
support
group
197,
$i.bo
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—Nine Months' Report—
dividend
dollars,
1962
Electric
408.
operating
proprietary
million
varied
eir?
no
$2,03*
share—_——,——-—,—
per
—V.
present earnings level will continue,"
the company has undertaken heavy
a continuous,
intensive development
products." Paradynamics' backlog exceeds
Deoul reported.
Paradynamics, located in
?on?S„
•
—
shares
Capital
Earnings
Net
of
in
the
in
received
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
.
last half
of
1962.
This reflected a levelling off in the rate of growth of
foreign economies generally.
However, business activity overseas
this year shows signs of improvement and we fully expect to equal
the
record
earnings we obtained from foreign operations during
though
pursuing
"even
for
period
orders
Huntington Station, New York, is engaged in the manufacture and
development of sophisticated microwave test instrumentation and
Corp.—Annual Report-
Onyx Chemical
'
said,
burdens
earnings
same
anticipated that the
financial
one
Year Ended March 31—
Net
is
Deoul
program
Net
Net
of
fiscal
"It
Mr.
856.
p.
of
half
first
earnings
first
in
$59,968 on sales of $737,184 were realized during
period ending Feb. 28, 1963. -This is compared to
$3,598' on sales of $667,885 for Paradynamics' entire
year which ended Aug. 30,
1962.
Earnings
financial comparisons can be niade
publicly owned until April, 1961.
Servicing
California,
Nevada,
Arizona, Texas and Arkansas,
Olson Brothers
owns and
operates 17 distribution and processing
plants
in
addition
to five ranch processing operations
and a
USDA-approved
egg-breaking plant. The company also holds a
50% interest in three processing and distribution plants.
V. 196,
months
.
Continued
on
Co.
14,000
page
51
Volume
197
•4
Number
6261
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1843)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
during the
second
a
announcements are grouped in
the first we indicate ail the
In
nounced
Per
Name of
table
in
current weeK.
which
Then
show
we
ously announced, but which have
the
not
two
dividends
an¬
ties,
reached
•
Per
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
7 Vac
6-24
5-15
4c
5-15
5-
6-
5-17
,
Name of
Company
.
Adirondack
Industries .(reduced)
und, - Inc. (trom ordinary income)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)____ VAlbany & Vermont RR._
Advisers
Allied
1
Chemical
Allied
Finance
Allied
Graphic Arts
Kid
Allied
Radio
Co.
6 Vfe%
5-
6-10
Biltrite
8c
(2-ior-l
stock
split)
6-
5-29
5-
preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
American Insulator (quar.)_^_^
Investment
Co.
of
P
$1.62 V2
6-15
6-15
5Vi%
(quar.)
;
preferred
5V2%.
(quar.)_
preferred
:
25c
(quar.)
Potash
&
""$4
$5
Broadcasting,
Co.—
South
:
7
Airican
Investment
American
Title
Co.
Co.
Class
B
Steel
A
Class
A
income
B
1
(quar.)
Fund
1
5-10
5-
Eaton
9
6-14
7-
2
6-
1
R,
5-27
6-11
preferred
deposit
Chemical
Beaunit
Emco.
6-
1
8
5-15
5-24
Ord.
5-
6-
$0,119
5-13
Beck
1
3
6-29
6-
7
35c
6-14
6-
4
65c
5-14
5-
3
_.
S.), (common payment omitted &
preferred payment deferred at this time)
Bell & Howell, common (quar.)
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
___
Intercontinental
Corp.
(s-a)
Bag
(quar.)
Bibb Manufacturing Co.
<quar.)_
"Big Drum Inc., common (increased
Class A (increased)
:
Bemis
Bliss
&
Bowser,
Inc.,
Class
B
5.75%
(quar.)
Federal
Filtrol
6-
1
5-15
First
Bank
6-15
5-31
First
6-
5-17
Fishman
Co.
Burndy Corp.
Burrard
of
6
$4.50
convertible
convertible
2nd
California
5-15
Food
6-14
Foster
5-10
Fruehauf
5-29
5-15
6-30
6-14
6-20
6-
6
6-15
6-
1
5-31
5-15
1
1
5-15
6-
1
5-10
25c
6-15
5-15
6-
3
5-21
5-
6-
5-15
3
7
I2V2C
6-
1
5-16
$1.25
6-
1
5-16
tax
5-
A
(quar.)
Arena
Canadian
Canners,
Devonian
Canadian
Canadian
Class
B
Canadian
47c
Western
preferred
National
Natural
Carpenter
Stock
Carter
Airlines
Central
Steel
&
Chance
(A.
B.)
3V2%
Coach
Clark
Collins
&
Colorado
Gregory
1
175c
7-
1
120c
7-
2
160c
5-31
120c
5-31
5-17
.
6-14
6-15
5-
7
5-15
6-10
5-17
6-10
5-24
6-7
5-24
6-28
6-10
5-23
5-13
5-31
5-20
6-
6-
5-10
$1.12'/a
,
7-
1
1
6-10
6-
3
3
5-24
7 Vac
(quar.)___
6-15
5-25
$1
6-20
6-
3
8-
1
7-
5
6-25
6-
4
87i/2C
_
30c
RR
S2
(quar. )__
.
6-20
6-
5
4.64%
Handy
5%
Hempstead
7-10
5-10
6-
1
5-
6-
Miller
5-10
5
6-27
6-
6-
1
1
5-15
5-31
5-28
6-
1
1
6-
5-17
7-
6-
1
7-
c
$1.29
5
7-
1
$1.16
7-
1
f25c
6-
3
6-
1
6-
•
11c
Heublein,
Hilton
Inc.
$1.25
(accum.)
3V2%
Moore
(increased)
Class
Stock
dividend
American
Mfg.
payment
mately
class
on
Hoogovens,
(Final
of
A
Hudson
5-15
Hudson
40c
6-29
5-31
5-31
(Louisville)—
7c
6-. 1
5-15
Hudson
6-14
5-15
5-15
pref.
Newmont
4
7c
New
Smelting
(quar.)
class
preferred
A
Paper
Gas
—
6-10
5-20
7-15
6-25
6-
1
5-10
7-
1
6-14
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
5-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-12
5-31
6-12
5-31
6-15
5-28
6-15
$1.05
6-15
30c
6-28
6-
7
5c
6-20
6-
5
35c
5-22
5-
8
30c
5-2?
5-
8
$1
5-31
5-13
27 Vac
6-14
5-14
5-31
—
—
—
5-
43 %c
(quar.)__
common
5-28
5-28
7
4-30
6-
1
5-10
15c
—
4-30
20c
(quar.)
6-
1
5-10
IOC
Corp.—
income
:v
Light
Light
Co.
—
Mining
5-40
5-40
5-16
5-
7 Vac
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
30c
(quar.)
5-31
5-15
6-
5-15
20c
55c
iquar.)
5
6
(quar.)
com.
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
3
5-10
3
5-10
(monthly)
60c
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
6c
—
(monthly)
A
4-29
66-
$1
(quar.)
—
Equities, class
(monthly)
5-15
$60c
$$1.25
Power,
&
(quar.)_:
A
5-10
4-30
6c
6-10
5-31
6c
7-10
25c
6-21
6-
6-
1
5-17
6-14
5-14
6-27
5-31
6-29
2
7-
1
5-31
6-
1
5*rl5
Nopco
•
4%
Chemical
Co.,
preferred
A
Noranda
5-17
2bc
6-12
" 5-17
North
6%
6-20
,5-22
7-24
7-10
5V2%
6-10
5-10
5.807c
6-
1
5-17
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
17 VaC
5-31
5-15
Ltd.——
preferred
5.60%
preferred
preferred
Northwestern
effective
Gas,
—.—
of
—
i
—
Life
6-20
5-31
37 VaC
6-20
5-31
45c
6-20
6-
'
3
*——
Insurance
1
7-
1
6-17
$1.40
7-
1
6-17
6-17
Co.—
8-for-l
7-
$1.45
(quar.)
approve
'
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
May 1(initial)
common
—---
(increased)
com.
6c
7
Calif.
10c
(quar.)
National
Stockholders
New
Corp.
(quar.)—,
Natural
$1
$30c
—
preferred
Northern
6
—
Investment
Common
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
American
40c
6-
common
(quar.)
Miq.es,- Ltd.
Normetal. Mining
5- .3
6-12
3 5 tic
(quar.)_
3
5-
5-17
87 Vac
iquar.)
A
32c
(quar.)_
Products
3
5-15
5-31
10c
—
Rental
Class
31 tic
<1
5-
25c
—
Stock
Class
31 Vac
(quar.)
4-30
5-24
5-15
20c
Fibre
6-13
10c
Mining &
Pulp & Paper,
5-15
6-14
45c
(quar.)
Research
5-31
,
45c
7c
preferred
York
&
Preferred
Britain
5 7c
5-15
6-28
5-15
3
$1.10
Stock
Newfoundland
6
$75c
—
Co,
Bay
Vitamin
National
6-12
$1.12%
—
6
6
6-
30c
investment
7-
..
preferred
(quar.)
5.12%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.42
Nekoosa-Edwards
from
National
3
20c
5.%
6-29
5-
10c
(quar.)
Sound
$1.12 Va
5-15
10%
55-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Securities
Both
6-28
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
•
Howe
preferred
National
1-1-64
A
5-29
5-15
IOC
(quar.)
Chemical,
Work-Clothes
5-17
class
4Va%
5-15
&
National
deposit receipts—
14% equal to approxi¬
B
5-17
60c
Drug
6-14
12-
6-16
5-15
$1.25
Nalley's Inc. (quar.),
Napco Industries, preferred
National
6-28
1
5-10
6-14
6-14
50c
(quar.)
—
Vulcanized
10c
1
1
1
75c
,
common
(quar.)
National
1
6-
77-
30c
—
(quar.)—,.
Inc.
5-15
6-
1
.
Finance
5-10
1
7
35c
(quar.)——
$12 Vac
(quar.)-
Class
1
Mills
1
$0.76)
Company,
Hoskins
Paper
6-
1
6-
5-24
5-10
27c
(quar.)—
$12 Vac
Valve
Hoover
R. >
5-27
1
1
1
"
5-24
7-
7-
6-12
6-
15c
(quar.)
7
6-
5-15
5-17
45c
(quar.)_—
6-
H5c
(s-a)
Homestead
1
1
A
preferred
Extra
5-15
6-
3
5c
common
5-15
30c
5-17
6-
17c
(quar.)_—
6-14
15c
1
5-17
6-28
$1.06 >/4
,
1
37 Vac
5-
5-18
5V2C
Munsingwear,
New
Corp. (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Holden Mfg., Ltd.,
class A (accum.)
Hollingshead
(R.
M.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Home Oil,
Ltd., class A (s-a)
5-24
»
6-10
25c
—
______
Light,
6-28
5-
6-10
42 Vac
—
Steel
(E,
Motor
5-10
5-16
6-10
15C
iquar.)—
&
Rubber
Mosinee
6-15
6-26
5-15
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries, common
preferred (quar.)
Mohawk
3
5c
Hotels
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
Power
Utilities,
4.20%
4
$$1.50
5-22
6-15
30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
19c
———
5-15
5-22
6-21
.
Ltd.—
Products
5
6-21
30c
—1
15c
(quar.)
1
6-
27c
'
•
25c
Island)
5-16
40<?
—
15c
Products
6-
6-15
$1.25
(accum.)—
1——
iquar.)—
Co.
25c
—
5-17
6-15
5c
————'
Club
30c
!
5-31
8
5-24
t5c
B
Mohasco
6-15
•
5-10
J5c
(quar.)
preferred
Missouri
1
6-17
5-15
5-10
5v
Ltd.-—
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Modine Mfg.
(quar.)
Extra
3
6-
6-10
10c
:
6-12
5-15
10c
'
(quar.)_—
Assurance
Rhoads
Class
3
6-15
30c
(quar.)—
(Long
75c
Corp.
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
5-15
7-
5-17
5-15
6-25
;■
15c
preference
5%
5-15
6-28
J25c
(quar.)
Paper
&
Mississippi
5-17
6-
:
70c
(quar.)
Co.
—
Minnesota
5-22
7
1
6-30
$.00%
Co.
Kennel
Common
6
6-
6-
5-28
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
5-15
6-
&
Publishing
6
'
(increased)
67c
preferred
Hercules Galion
66-
W.)
Fire
High
Extra
5-15
5-27
5-10
4-25'
25c
(quar.)
__;
(Syracuse)
Mile
4-30
15c
—
I
5-23
10c
(quar.)
'
_x—
iquar.)
Frank
Meredith
6-29
30c
(quar.)
6-
Merchants National Bank & Trust
5-15
5-15
•
10c
(quar.)
Bank
Hendershot
6-
10c
7
(F.
&
Special
1
3%
—
(quar.)
Express
30c
6-24
6-28
10c
(quar.).
Chemical
Mining
25c
Quarterly
Meier
1
3%
10c
Ltd.
Harman, common
(quar.)_!
Hart-Carter
&
i
&
Harshaw
Milling
(quar.)
Means
5-15
7-
5-24
32 Vic
preferred
5-
—
Cotton,
Harris-Intertvpe
5-20
(quar.)
preferred
Hamilton
6-10
com.
5-10
6-14
6-21
5-15
Co.,
common
$1.25
(quar.)—
5-10
5-17
93c
(s-a)
5-
35c
_
preferred
Johnson,
preferred
4-30
20c
Credit
V/i%
4%
8-
5c
preferred
8
1
1
17 V2c
preferred
Mead
7-
5.167c
5-
6-
35c
Engineering
common
5-17
5-17
Power,
&
5-17
37c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Machine
Corporation,
5-17
15C
(quar.)—
Dunlap
5-15
6-
12 VaC
(quar.)
Co.
iquar.).
6-15
25c
(quar.)—;
$2
21c
McLennan
6-15
15c
Industries
&
A
5-15
5-13
t25c
pfd.
6-15*
55c
class
5-15
5-16
1
j-—
(L.),
McNeil
Mead
5-15
Coal,
6-14
6-1
$1.35
(quar.)
Mines
dividend
McBrine
8-12
5-31
5-17
75c
:
'
1
6-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
50c
(quar.)
7-
5
(quar.)—:
57c
Co.
9-
6-15
6-15
Ohio
common
RR.,
Oil
&
C
V4
50c
Hobart
6-13
Central
Conveyor
12 Vac
West
(quar.>__—
Commercial
Co;,
5-31
25c
Ltd.
Gold
Marsh
Great
Helms
25c
4V2%
preferred (quar.)—
Commonwealth Life Insurance
T.I
Lake
Mathews
25c
___—
7- 2
;v:
6-
(s-a)___
Red
5-15
$1
:
5-31
5-31
6-
—_
River,
4-15
30c
A '_—
2
2
60c
System
Mines
1
56 Vic
(quar.)_;
5-31
7-
7-
$1.183/i
1
Fixtures
Gold
4
1
Hecla
1
Store
Marathon
4
5-17
6-
D
6-
6-
5-15
6-20
(quar.)
Insurance
5-
6-
5-15
8c
&
Maine
1
1
1
30c
Co.
Elevator
5-
6-29
1
25c
Products
class
<W.
(increased-quar.)V
Plastic
5-15
J20c
5-24
a
(quar. (_
.
5-24
93 3 4
6-
Vac
pid.
Magna vox 'Company
(quar.)—
Magnetic Metals (quar.)
7
334%
preferred (quar.)__
Great Lakes Power, Ltd.
(quar.)
6-
12
5c
(qi'ar.)__;
6-10
$1.12 Va
Corp. (quar.)
Mining, Ltd. (resumed)
Granby
Aikman
Equipment
Columbus
>
Lhms
Gorham
Gulf
25c
_
(quar.)
preferred
5-
5-15
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)__—
2
1 ti %
1V4 %
t2 V2 %
of Wisconsin—
Rubber
7-
1
25c
MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell
Quarterly
MacWhyte Company
(quar.)
5-31
5-24
-f—_
(quar.)
—
5-31
'
(quar.)
5-17
,
6-17
A
—
Grosset
50c
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
6-10
B
(stock dividend).
Security Systems
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.,
common.
5-31
30c
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
&
Food,
5-16
45c
Wire
Chattanooga Gas
City
com.
.
(quar.)
5-31
6-15
M
7
5-31
iquar.)
common
6-15
Life
Lynch Communication
5-15
20c
Industries
120c
=
1
5-15
12 Vac
of
5-31
2
$1.75
(quar.)
Stock
(quar.)
Co.
2
7-
xl Va %
conv.
7%c
^
5-
7-
4-25
2%
Loyal
"
(quar.)__
Products
5-10
5-31
Ltd.,
(stockholders approve
Papers,
Gerber
127 Vac
(quar.)—
Tire
2
split)
preferred
General
3
10%
Charge service
$4.50
preferred
7-
6-
(quar.)——
pfd. iquar.)
Co.' (quar.)
12 VaC
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
$4.50
6-15
6-17
(quar.)
Central
Champion
General
6-
6-17
(Portland, Me.) (quar.)
class A (quar.)
Products
two-for-one
preferred
6-
UOc
dividend
Central
•;
Gas
(quar.)
6-
10c
(increased-quar.)_—
Telephone
$2.20
2
11834C
E
Louisville & Nashville RR.
(quar.)
Protective Life Insurance Co.
Lubrizol Corp. (quar.)
5-20
50c
(quar.)—
4-26
5-15
$15c
(quar.)
London
5-24
3
45c
:
1
,7- 1
...
$$1.75
Madsen
i.
7-
7-10
5c
Inc.—
preferred A (initial)
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)
Lockhart Corp. (quar.)
6-21
6-
50c
(quar.)
Refractories
General
7-
125c
(quar.)
Steel
General
6-26
125c
(quar.)
Gown Co.,
Carborundum
Company
Steel
Foods
7-29
iquar.)
,
Bank
Cap &
General
5-
__
class A
3
6-
7-22
42 Vac
(quar.)
f|.
7-10
-
lie
—
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp., class A
Steel Treating Co.
4V27c
2
6-
•»
Drive-In
5-24
110c
Oil,
preferred
Carolina
___—
Steel
5-
1
16
1
■'•k
Bryant,
5-31
6-
—
5-
Ling-Temco-Vought,
50c
common
5-22
7V2C
(quar.)
Liudberg
6
6-28
__J
(Ga.),
General
5-16
4
Land
5-
15c
preferred
(quar.)
General
America
Corp.
131 V4c
Ltd
Lane
Macassa
6%
?$2
(quar. I
Kentucky
Kern County
5-17
12 Vac
(quar.)
5-22
6-5
15c
Organization
Utilities, 4%%
5-15
(quar.)
Co.
6-5
York—
Co., 77c
(stock div.)„
6-15
$1.45
dividend
Light
6-15
2
Glass
5-24
6-10
8c
(quar.)_.
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Ltd., common
preference
45 c
(reduced)
Trailer
Corp.
Stock
Gas
tioc
Ltd., 67c
pfd. iquar.)
Ice Machine, class A
(quar.)
Petrofina, Ltd. non-cum. nfd.
Canadian
Garrett
20c
(s-a)__
A
Petroleum,
_____
Canadian
Canal
Ltd.
class
General Securities,
(quar.)
Husky
Canadian
5V2%
Co.
Fairbanks-Morse
'
3
5-10
cum.
Merchants
nic
_
Inc.
Wheeler
Grant
Telephone (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, 5%
pref. (s-a)
Canadian
Mart.
Globe
5-21
com.
New
of
Kent-Moore
5-31
20c
preferred
preferred
Globe
Interstate
Canadian
5-10
Co.—
(quar.)—L
Giant
and
15c
class
5-10
5-17
67c
5-17
5-15
.
Ltd.,
preferred
6-28
6-
(quar.)
Dry Dock
Jeannette
Jiffy Steak Co.
6-15
(quar.)
5-15
x
4-25
—
common
ldc
xl%%
5-27
25c
(Increased quar.)
Corp.
Flintkote Company,
6-
30c
income
_
Fleetwood
5-10
Nr. 5-17
x
5-27
1
5-15
1
5-31
1
Services,
Service,
7-
5c
2nd
$2.25
5-31
(quar.)
preference
6-17
5-17
3%
6
5-29
Public
cum.
5-24
dividend
5-
6-
quar.)
77c
from
—
1
6-
$75c
12 Vac
^
Engraving
5-27
25c
(quar.)____
5-
70c
(quar.)
British
$0.23
•
5-20
per
free
to
Co.
5-20
$1.37
preferred
(quar.)
Burmah Oil Co., Ltd. Amer.
deposit receipts
:(■
Final payment of 1 shilling 9 pence
share
Stock
H.)
$4
25c
$5
equal
(M.
6-20
1
Oilier
6-28
1
Stock
1
6-17
&
Jamaica
1
7
—
Corp. (quar.)
Realty
(quar.)_
First Security Bond &
Mortgage—
5% preferred (quar.) __:
6-
+50c
7
$2
45c
—
5-15
—
Fund, "Inc.—
from net investment income)
5-
5-
\
—
5-15
5
$40c
Stock
5-15
30c
23c
1
6-
(quar.)
split
5-15
6-
:
and
5-10
6-
com.
5-16
1
.
4-24
6-10
(quar.)
(Quarterly
Laclede
—
5-10
$1
Corp.—
5-16
1
i—■
7-
6
15c
(quar.)
(initial
com.
& Sharpe
Company, common
1
6-
(s-a)
6-
$50c
split
Mfg.
(quar.)_
Brown
6-
31 Vic
—
4-24
_—
Jahn
7-11
1
30c
(quar;)
Corp.,.
Lines
Diversified
Investors
6-28
I,
$1.50
iquar.)
5-15
Two-for-one stock
Budd
5-17
Resources
Corp.
1
15c
new
7-31
(quar.)
6-
10c
:
___
(Charles)
1
Utilities
Funding Corp.
:. A
.(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6 7c
5-10
$1.34
—
iquar.)_
6-27
81c
—
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Pipeline,
6-
25c
•___
British-American Bank Note
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale Stores
(quar.)_!
Brockton Edison, 5.60% preferred (quar.)
5.48% preferred (quar.)
Bruning
Buckeye
5-29
6-14
5-10
'Class
;■
6-10
6-28
12 Vac
Machines
Investors
5-31
10c
Hartford
10c
(initial)
preferred
Brass
6-14
10c
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
'Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearing—
Increased
quarterly
—x.
40c
common
1
6-
(quar.)
Corp., common
45c
quar.)
'
Bristol
1
5-15
1
1
6-10
Co.
,
Motor
A
7-
5-15
5-10
>
$15c
Stockholders approve 2-for-l
preferred (quar.)
Investors
3
5-
6-
$1.75
_____
Electric Light
5-15
35c
(increased
Products
6-
5-15
$15c
4c
;
Company
Bowman
7-
8-
(quar.)—
preferred
5-31.
1
Business
25c
12c
quar.)__
5-10
15c
—
income
25c
Laughlin.
(Borden
5-28
1
$1.06 ti
Mortgage
;;
l.
Interstate
1
7-
:
Intel-provincial Pipe Line iqL.ar.)
Interstate Engineering
(quar.)
8-15
Corp.—
50c
(quar.)—
5-17
1
6-
12 VaC
45c
(quar.)
25c
•
$2
6-
30c
iquar.)
Ltd._
Title Guaranty &
7c
—
Corporation
River
5.80%
1
53V8c
_■
Bros.
Blaw-Knox
:
FMC
6-17
10c
%
y;
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
4-30
p
(quar.)
Capital
6-
>.-•
Y
Equity
35c
-
1
9-16
25c
iquar.)
30c
•
Gas,
Extra
5-25
A
(quar.)
Casualty
15c
(quar.)
Counselors
(quar.)_
(A.
Bell
Co.
50c
(quar.)
preferred
International
5-29
6-
,(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-23
6-13
Water
j
5-31
5-10
gains
Ltd.
Farrel
25c
&
Water,
Inter County
4-30
6-29
investment
receipts
6
6-15
6-15
(quar.)__
class
investment
Employers
(quar.)
Inc.
5-
c
A___
Coal
5-
Co.—
Corp.
Beauty
,
from
5-27
Bank Building & Equipment
(quar.)_^______
& Shippers'Insurance
(quar.)
Bayuk Cigars (quar.)
Bearings,
class
Investment
Horn
5-22
4c
American
6-21
1
50c
preferred
Corp.
capital
6-10
Bankers
'.
2c
Elk
10c
quarterly).
Ltd.
6-28
7-
:flOc
(quar.)-'
(quar.)
common
Manufacturing
Electrolux
5-16
6-10
45c
(from
Co.,
Eagle-Picher
7
15c
___
"A"
common
convertible
6-
6-28
Gas
preferred
Leader-Durst
Fall
S
$1
'
5%
933ic
(quar.)
7-15
-
$20c
Ltd.
67« preferred (quar.)
Duriron Company (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp.—
6-
$$1.25
___
S3 V
5-10
120c
__
common
(quar.)
Baldwin-Montrose
<
V
Electronics
(quar.)
Electronics
Axe-Houghton
5-
5-28
7
Ltd.—
Industries,
Products
5-15
4'%%
35c
B__
75c
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Avon
1
7 Vac
Common
Avnet
1
5-
5-21
$45c
■
(quar.)—
Hosiery Mills,
$35c
iquar.)___
Chemical
5-
5-15
25c
class
6-
5-15
15c
(s-a)
6-21
25c
6-10
10c
_
(quar.)__
57c
15c
,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
.
7
Indiana
50c
5.36%
Durham
5-10
2 Vac
Corp.
Telephone,
Inc.,
Power
Class
(quar.)-
Financial
(quar.)
Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
$5
1
7
6-
Indianapolis
30c
.•
Properties Corp.,
Duke
—
Atico
Atlas
6-
7V2c
National
Armco
5-10
Coal
7
6-
8
25c
(quar.)
7
6-28
8
55c
;
(quar.)
&
Bros,
preferred
Drew
5-22
5-31
37V2C
Quarterly
R.)
(W.
Corp. (quar.)
Anderson .Electric Corp.,
common
Andian
1
$2
Ltd.
Steel
Donohue
7%
_____
(Miami)
6-
20c
Ames
Anglo-Canadian
Dominion
with¬
(quar.)
Insurance
Mines,
6-
6-28
8-
50c
;
1
4-30
6-28
69c
5-24
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
5-15
12c
$1.12
Quarterly
International
Crystal Salt
Dorr-Oliver
is-ah.
to Republic of South Africa
holding tax of 7%
Tobacco
5-28
$1.75
-Subject
American
5-31
6-24
Y.i
5-15
16c
_____
(quar.)
11-
10c
;
(N.
5-15
(quor.)
1
.
Giassine__
Supply
Steel
iquar.)
5-15
5-31
preferred
1
-
(quar.)
;
5-15
$1.25
37 Vac
.7;
5-31
preferred
7
$22.50
Inc
(quar.)%_____
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg.
(quar.)
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
(quar.)__
Sanitary—
,
Company
of Rec.
5-31
$1.25
4Va%
Class
&
Holders
12 VaC
...
preferred
When
Payable
8
Inter-City
(quar.)
Seal
&
Engineering
9-
12 Vac
Milk
Diamond
5-31
6-14
1
6-
25c
preference
(quar.):
Industries. (increased)
5-31
6-14
'20c
Standard
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American
6-14
iquar.)
12-
■,
Reynolds,
Cork
Dome
$1
___•
(quar.)_______
Common
j'7%
6-10
$1.25
i.__
preferred
American-Radiator * &
6-20
30c
_
B
25c
convertible
Dentists
i
preferred
(quar.)
iquar.)
U3c
Petroleum—
Dcerfield
8-22
25c
•
,
L
special
9-
5-
311/4
Detroit
A
40c
&
Deere
5-21
$1.06V*
Chemical—
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.
6-14
6-
1
com.
Huston
(Tom)
Peanut Co.
(quar.)
Huyck Corporation, common (quar.)
6-10
6-
5-
Industries,
preferred
H2c
&
_
Magazine
Curtis
5-13
35c
3
&
$2.75
petroleum
$2
6-14
(quar.l__.
preferred (quar.)—
American News (quar.)
Common
7-
7-
1
7-
H2c
_
$1 preferred A (quar.)
Corp. (liquidating)
Crown
6-14
34%c
=
______
4ti%
American
7-
3i%c
".
Series B preferred (quar. )_i_:,American Metal Climax Inc., com..
6-
$1.31 Vi
____
6-
(quar.)_
.
Common
.
50c
25c
+
Crowley's
6-5
Illinois—
Securi¬
Industries
Ltd.—
payment omitted at this time
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)—.
Crompton 61 Knowles (quar.)—
5-31
6-15
Foods
Hunter
-Common
5-31
20c
Standard
Electronics
(quar.)
&
Crescent
9
20c
5%
(Canada)
Cowles
3
5-14
Rubber—
5-20
time)
Cosden
5-10
5-28
•
Corroon
5-10
b-20
5-20
-
15c
6-15
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
1
5-24
83<»c
this
at
Corp. (quar.)
a
Copeland Refrigeration. Corp. (quar.)__
Coplay Cement M^g. Co.—
6%
preferred
(accumulative)
5-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1st
American
5-15
(quar.)_
Petroleum
American
3
$i
Hunt
Cooper-Bessemer
3
45c
(s-a)___
Allied
Amerada
30c
iquar.)_
A
5-20
$1.43
omittPd
Diversified
Ltd,
Class
of Rec.
6-15
30c
com;,. (quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated Tneatres,
50c class
A
(quar.)
Class A
iquar.)
payment date.
Holders
Payable
5%-
Consolidated
their
A
payment
Consolidated
previ¬
Service,
preferred
icommoa
follow with
we
payments
yet
4.72%
separate
Public
When
Snare
Company
Community
11
split
an
—
12 VaC
5-10
5-
1
12
The
(1844)
Company
Crankshaft,
Onio
Power, 4Vi %
(quar.)
25c
—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12y2
$1.10
$1.05
preferred
(quar.)__
4.20'/c
preferred
(quar.)
4.0o%
preierred
Sand
Hiver
r7u—.
(quar.)
—
i
Life
State
Trust
Tropical
Gas
Twin
1
6-15
5-31
Union
10c
:
;
Insurance—
6-15
5-31
Union
'
.
Insurance
Disc
5-6
5-6
5-6
Co
txtra
Ohio
6-
Trenton
5c
4.40%
Ohio
5-24
5-6
6-1
6-1
6- 1
$1.02
v
Travelers
6- 1
6- 3
6-15
10c
(quar.)
Ohio
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holders
When
Per
Name of
O-M
(initial
common
Giarc
Olin
,L-__
Mathieson
Chemical
(quar.)___.
Onyx
Outboard
Marine
50c
25c
10c
______
'
quar.)____
(reduced
quar.)___
4-24
Union
Union
Tank
United
.Paciiic Far Last Line,
5Va'/c
convtrtiole
Paciuc
Ii.sarance
Vegetable
Packaging Corp.
Page-Hersey
'Pako
1st
Pargas,
Park
Inc.
Drop
Petersen
Paton
Co.
Co.
Pemoiiia
5%
Ltd
i-ipe
(quar.)
Co.
Phelps
5-24
5-14
25c
6-15
6- 1
1
5-24
4-30
West
6-14
5-31
5-31
Lines,
6- 1
6-15
5-15
5-31
Ltd.
Class
6-
1
5-15
6%
6-15
6- 5
$16-1
5-22
r_._
B
4V2%
5-10
5-
7
3
5-15
6-15
5-24
6-
White
Motor
5Vi%
Wiggin
6-12
5-17
Williams
6-10
5-17
Wiser
Oil
9-10
8-20
Wood
(John)
75c
6-10
5-23
Wood
1
5-15
class
Co.
(G.
A
6-
1
5-10
Youthcraft
5-
1
$2.40
preferred
series
$2.36 "preferred;
90c
convertible
1
5-10
Arkansas
Western
Armstrong
Arkansas-Missouri
Preferred
6-17
6-
6-15
5-24
6-
5-17
Artesian
$3.75
Gas.
&
Puritas
Dry
7-
1
6-11
Associated
6-15
5-31
7-
1
2%
6-
5
12 Vic
7-
1
6-11
6-
1
5-15
1
5-15
6-21
50c
6-
7
Final
Stock
1
5-
3
4-26
6-10
5-24
dividend)-
1
Co.
5-15
4-30
6-
5-
1
1
Tax
of
38%%
Truck
40c
dividend
6-24
the
In¬
5-20
Commerce
Coast
Line
Co.,
Atlantic
Coast
Line
7-
1
6-14
RR., common (quar.)__
preferred (s-a)
6-
1
5-15
5%
Atlantic
Refining,
5-
1
Altas
Brass
6-
5-13
Atlas
General
12Vic
5-17
5-
12Vic
5-28
5-14
3
Co-Operative
Mercantile
Institution
5-25
5-15
Extra
40c
5-25
5-15
4-25
6-15
5-21
4y2c
5-13
5-3
31'/4C
5-10
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Steel
Products,
3c
preferred
Banking Corp., common
6%
preferred
4-19
6%
preferred
B
6-1
5-
$1.60
preferred
(quar.)
61c
6-1
5-6
50c
6-10
5-16
Washington
preferred
conv.
Service
Common
3Vi%
Co.
Below
dends
32Vic
1
5-15
87'/2C
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
.'
(quar.)
6-
State
Quemont
Oil
this
week, these
6-
1
5-15
6-15
5-15
6-27-
5-31
5-15
A
5-14
Acushnet
AM.
Corp.
$25c
(quar.)
Corp.
12V2C
5-31
10c
5-28
Company
Instruments, Inc.
"Raymond
International,
*Reeudn_u.'p.
^Renabie
.-L't-v '
I",'RCP Uwii
„xi__
tRichardson ►Merre U
j
Ritter
Ir
Co.,
400%:
__
is-a)
wt.
;
.
Finance
Inc
or,.-)
Ltd.
Mines,
.
______________
(Payment
Corp.
(stock
includes
5c
payable
by
ar.
(quar.)__
A
Airkem, Inc. class A and class B
5-15
_____
*Royal Oa!" Dairy, Ltd., class A
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Airport
1
5-15
Alabama
6-28
6-14
6%
2Cc
7-15
7-
$5.50
25c
■
!
6-
6-
1
1
5-15
5-
7
5-15
5-
1
7
(quar.)
5c
6-
7
5-14
Parking
Gas
series
Salada
Foods,
•fScott-L
Scott
a
i
Ltd.
.
___
Sons
&
(quar.)
i
(quar. )_^1
.
(O. ,M.)
12 V2 c
;
t6c
J 7 Vb
.
(s-a)
dSeane
5-31
9-14
ar.i
8-23
6-
1
Wood
5-10
5 Or.
5-24
5-10
& Trading—
shares (year-end)
51c
6-10
5-27
vS~a,
$12 V2c
—_
r-JShell Transport
New York
Shop & _a
.-Sigma
:Sigma
►-Signa.i
Oil
nt —
Mines,
Class
1,,
.
.
Irsa
Gr
B
i-.tock
j
Ltd.
dividend).
$ 15c
Mines,
cl
:.,
Ltd.
Smith-Douglass
Smith
A
.33
$2 preferred
•Snap-Cn Tools
•Socony-Mobil
-South
Southern
Natural
$1.50
Corp.,
preferred
Sparton
Sperry
No
Rand
Oil
Co,
Commdh
3^4%
5-
9
8-
7-
1
2
6-10
5-20
60c
6-10
5-
6
50c
6-19
6-
5
125c
6-28
6-14
50c
6-14
•5-31
______
^
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
preferred
common
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
25c
;
6-
Mac
30c
37
6-
1
5-15
$1.50
(quar.)
payment
(New
$1.12V2
6-14
6-
7-
5-15
1
3
(increased
A
Jersey)
(quar.)
quar.)____
Hall
&
5-13
65c
6-10
5-17
93 %c
7-15
6-28
(accum.)___
$0.5156
$30c
7-19
7-
—
5
7-15
6-29
_______________
$40c
7-15
6-29
$20c
7-15
6-29
5c
5-31
5-17
Co.—
common
quar.)
class
Broadcasting
4
and
this
Steel
Allied
B
A
1
(increased)
$12 Vac
6-
3
5-10
45C
6-
7
5-24
(quar.)
~~~
-
r
-
preferred
payments
omitted
time
Transit
Control
Mills
Allied
Allied
Stock
Corp.
(quar.)—
50c
6-
1
5-15
15c
__
Thatcher
Thomas
4%
i
i
investment
income
Mfg. (quar.)
Industries, Inc., $5 pfd.
P <n
r
Box
Ltd.
^3.75
of
Inc.,
iferrea
Finance
(quar )
35c
6-14
$1.25
'
5-31
6-15
5-31
__
Class
Hospital
4V4%
com.
(quar.)
6-15
5-24
com.
5'x
preferred
(quar.)_
(d 1
Dl'offlVVO^
4V:%
preferred
tquar.)
(Allnti
4
Transamerica Corp.—
4Va% conv. pfd.
(quar.)___
15c
tquar")— IIII
(quar.)
2
5%
6-14
5-16
5%
5-
30c
7-10
$20c
7-2
6-
7
$50c
7-
2
6-
$$1.12 y2
7-
2
6-
7
6-
1
5-15
y2"
Amoskeag
Anchor
Bloch
A
.
Supply
5-16
4-26
5-10
4-26
5-28
5-14
5-10
4-10
.
6-
1
6-21
5-16
preferred
W.)
(E.
Common
6%
Blue
Quarterly
Quarterly
Ridge
6-14
Booth
5
5-
Boss-Linco
6-
1
5-15
87 Vic
6-
1
5-15
►
6
5-31
5-10
6-15
5-17
.
Fund
(quarterly
Works,
:
Fisheries
Boston
A
(quarterly
from
Extra
Inc.
Bowater
(stock
Paper
dividend)—-
payment
of
one
shilling
6-10
5-10
5-29
5-15
British
6-10
5-10
British
17Vic
6-10
5-27
6-10
5-27
6-12
5-29
6-12
5-29
6-
5-14
Co.,
Ltd.
equal
Foocfs
(stock
American
Oil
American
(Final
payment
proximately
American
Co.,. Ltd,
Tobacco,
of
14
$.153
and
Registered
bearer
shares
Company,
Industries
A
(incr.-quar.)______
$4.50
(quar.)
pfd.
(s-a)
3
5-
1
1
5-15
34%c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
31V4C
;
5-
5-15
31V4C
„
(quar.)
Coupling Co.
5-31
6-
6-
1
5-15
25c
17Vic
$2.25
5-15
Co.,
plus
19c a
preferred
3Vs %
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
15c
5-31
5-10
"•Bush
(J.
P.)
common
Burrus
Mills,
Terminal
•
&
5-
1
5-17
5-
3
6-
3
5-15
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-24
5c
5-15
4-30
6-
5-22
3iy4c
5
6
8
10c
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-13
30c
6-. 1
5-
3
87y2c
5-
3
(quar.)
6-
1
$1
6-
1
5-
3
6-
1
5-
3
22yac
.
—
5-
1
4-17
Sons—
(initial)
Co.
1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)__
Inc._
5-
6-
15c
(quar.»___
preferred
Burroughs
5-20
1
,
40c
common
4%
6-21
4
$30c
—_—
Board
6-
6-
30c
(quar.)
Buckingham Corp., class A common—•____.
Bullock Fund, Ltd
(from net investment
income)
._!
•__
Paper
6-17
15c
,.—
Falls
Bullock's, Inc. (quar.)
Burlington Industries,
4-19
1
-V
Sharpe Mfg. Co.
(quar.)__
Bruck Mills, Ltd., class A partlc.
(accum.)
Brunswick ,Corp.
(quar.)
5-21
6-14
20c
$1.37 Vi
&
3
4-25
10c
(quar.)
Co., class A
Fintube
6-14
4-25
7-
; 95c
(quar.)
Company
Burnby
6" 7
Co.—
Broderick
4 Vi %
5-15
2
6-28
$24c
Taunton Gas
Hill
9
4-15
final
dividend)
Buck
5-
5-31
7-
4-26
-
5-15
Ltd.—
of capital reserve
4-29
7-
6
5-24
.*
25%
Petroleum
Brockton
New
40c
4-15
►
dividend)
out
Brown
70c
(quar.)
6
1
(stock
4-30
37 Vic
common
6
5-
6-
6-10
and
5-10
—
5-
5-15
Tax)
Brown
1
4-30
5-15
3
deposit receipts—
11-29
4-30
5-28
6-
equal to ap¬
free of British
6
5-10
.5-15
pence
Brown
5-
5-17
1
'
9-10
5
1
6-
$25c
(quar. i_—
Ltd.—
9-30
5-10
6-
Materials
& Bascom Rope (quar.)__
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—
5'/2% series A preferred (quar.)—_______
5-15
4-30
6-18
$12c
and
5-21
6-
4-24
5-15
5%
;
6-10
12Vic
8-23
11-19
5-15
$S1
dividend)
1
12-
3
5-21
to
(annual)
6-28
40c
(quar.)
class
6-
1
9-
11-30
100%
Ltd.
British
1
7 6-
14c)
British-American Construction
7
8-
6-15
Ltd.—
Corp.,
5-31
5-31
8-15
6-29
27 Vic
$0,065
(qyar.)
6-14
5-
4-30
investment
.1
Inc.
Bridgford
6-14
6-14
5-15
10c
income)
6-20
7-12
1
1
5-15
20c
-
(quar.)
1
5
76-
7c
(initial)
new.com.
class
7-
6-
5-22
6-14
10c
(quar.)
Bowes
1
1
1
15c
Corp.,
Lines,
Fund
Brass
4-23
6-20
6-
7-
35c
(quar.)
&
4-19
15c
(quar.)___
7
5-24
5-22
from
income)
Inc.
5-20
15c
Water
6-
1
75c
(quar.)_
5-25
(Galveston)
(quar.)_„__
1
6-10
6-
30c
preferred
Mutual
Aluminum
(5s
(quar.)
7-
-
6-
1
6-
6c
Co.
5- .6
15c
7-
$1.06V*
Construction
1
4-25
1
15c
6c
&
6-
6-
27y2c
Brooks.
Bobbie
Bohn
12c
A
6-15
5-15
5
30c
(quar.)
investment
net
5-15
30c
class
1
27'/2c
Blue
$3.80
Inc.,
6-
$1.06 V'4
(quar.)
(.quar.)
Inc..
5-17
10%
Co.
6-15
$1.25
____
(quar.)
convertible
Bell.
6-10
7Vic
dividend)
5-31
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Tobacco
Bros.
6-10
Co.—
(quar.)
Insurance
Petrofina,
Corp.,
7-20
'4.25%
Income
Corp. (monthly)
(increased quar.)
5-
6-15
$1.40
16c
(quar.)__
6-10
5-15
$1.75
(quar.)
8c
preferred (quar.)
preference
(quar.)
Amsted
$1.12
Bliss
1
6-10
10c
$1.25
6c
preferred
Amerline
1
5-
preferred
27c
;
(quar.)
preferred
7
*
5-
6-10
2
2 Vic
___:
30c
B
5Vi%
5-31
5-15
Co.—
Smelting & Refining
Increased quarterly
6%
6-28
5-15
$3
(quar.)__.
National
American
5.60%
7-
6-14
2
Blackstone
5-15
-
3 7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
8c
class
American
5-24
6-17
T-
*•
'
17'/2c
preferred (quar.)—
Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
5-20
1
1
*
4-30
1
2
50c
common
17Vic
Co.
Seating
6-15
5%
3
7-
7-
10c
50c
(quar.)
;
& Smith Inc. (quar.)_
Son, Inc., common (quar.)
(Final
(quar.)
5-10
20c
$40c
'
3Vic
(quar.)
15c
—___
(quar.)
preferred
&
Bourns,
(s-a)
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
pfd.
Publishing
(stock
Pipe
35c
7%
7-
Tneatres,
income).
5-24
6-24
•
Binney
Bird
7
6-14
10c
Co.
Corp.,
6-
1
4%
—
$35c
(quar.)
Steel
3
4-30
4-30
7-
2 %
.
5-
1
div.)
(quar.)
Co.
6-
5-15
$$1
$25c
Company
6-
Climax
American
•5-24
6-
4
Inc.—
Life Insurance
Meter
Metal
6-12
4-18
10c
__i
Products
preferred
1
1
6-
5-31
47y2c
•_
Extra
Bourjois,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-
7-
of Fla.
;____
Corp.,
common
Home
1
5-31
Co.
(quar.)
American Ihcome
American
Bethlehem
25c
'
•
(quar. 1
American
American
Best
6-12
$1
investment
Lines
American
American
6-12
1
5-15
6-14
50c
common
& Storage
Leasing
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Foreign Power
Heritage
B
6-12
1
$i5c
Pipe, 6%
Greetings
Common
1
7-
6-18
Ltd.,
Heminway
25c
common
Assurance
Power
Export
American
7-
7-
933'4C
Shares,
Iron
Electric
B
Berman
75c
(quar.)
American
Class
6-17
C.)—
(quar.)
net
Co.
&
i 5c
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-
(N.
American Commercial Barge Line Co.
American
1
25c
from
Cast
7-
7c
(quar.)
Business
American
Belding
8c
common
Can
5-20
50c
Broadcasting-Paramount
(Quarterly
3
10c
I
American
6-
$35c
:
Annual
American
Bekins Van
25c
(annual»
America,
American Eankers Life
American
5-20
5%
preferred
conv.
3
42Vic
(quar.)_
(quar,)__
preferred
3 Vi %
6-
&
4-30
B.)
preferred
2%
Ry
(quar.)
B
Cement
Co.
$1.40
5-25
6-28
(quar.)
$1.37Vi
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
American Airlines, common
$1
Ramo-Wooldridge,
Thrift Drug (Pa.)
(quar.)
Tidewater oil Co. $i.J0
pfd.
Traders
3c
■
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)___^
Bay
(quar.)___
(quar.)______
Portland
5-15
1
$25c
common
preferred
Aluminum
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
American
Glass
Thompson
Thompson
4'.;
from
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
Markets (quar.)
Distilling
(quar.)
J.)
A
$1.23
dividend)
Co.
Class
$1.15
,
dividend
Class
Taft
Broadcasting (quar.)
^Televisfon-Lxectronics Fund Inc.—...
Ltd.
(A.
5-24
Savings
(stock dividend)
Lumber,
$1.05
(quar.)____
!
&
Canada^ (extra)
(James
4-30
$20c
common
class
Inc.
Stores,
Alpha
Bayless
6-12
10c
Trust
—
$1.37Vi
Co
Corp. (quar.)
Security Insurance Co.
Allied
5-20
8-31
11-29
i2y2C
(quar.)
:
Corp.
l$i.50
Radio
American
Quarterly
Co.,
(stock
Allied
5
5-31
9-16
12-16
$1
Bargain Town, U. S. A. Inc. (stock
(R. G.j
Corp.
(initial)
42Vic
(quar.)
Corp.,
Organ
Class
6-
6-14
50c
Barry
7Vic
(quar.)
Hudson
&
(Indianapolis)
(initial
Ltd.,
Superior Window Co.—
Syracuse
6-10
~
(quar.)
(s-a)—
Steinbergs,
Class
65c
1
B
Algoma
American
at
Ohio—
Extra
at
5-20
9
20c
Standard-Thomson, 5V2% pfd.
.Staniield, Ltd., class A (s-a)_
-
30c
(quar.)
$4.50
of
preferred
StOrer
5-23
—
preferred
Co.
Oil
New
4-
6
Corp.,
preierred A
Central
Allen
5-15
Beam
(quar.)______
5%
pfd.
Line; Ltd
Gas
American
Standard
Stein
3
6-
time
(Standard
Class
5-17
5-
;
common
on
3
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
taken
5-
6-13
(quar.)
Corp.,
action
this
42V2C
(quar.)
Corp.; 6%
5-15
$0,127
quar.)
(quar.)____
Gas Co.
preferred
4c
$50c
Ltd.
preferred
$1.20
•$1
Gas
5-10
Gas
Algoma
■
(quar.)
Co.
Company,
5-10
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
6-26
6-10
6-10
;
(quar.)__
Corp.'
7-29
1
(quar.)
-Southam
•Southwest
5-15
7
$3 Vac
Paper Mills.
Oil
Penn
5-15
6-
20c
(q.iar.)
(s-a)
Co.
(Howard)
5-31
,
20 c
.5
(quar.)
4Sim.ps m V?
r .er
'O
ar.)
Singer Mfg., new common (initial
Singer Mfg. Co. Ltd
-Siscoe
4%
(s-a)
Alabama
4-25
Beaver
(quar.)— ij:
Co.,
Trunk
Oil
5-31
1
each
..J
preferred
Natural
$5.50
America
common
Steel
Gas
Alberta
5-15
6-10
c
5c
___
5-21
of
Co., 4.20% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.92%
for
(quar.)
A
Barber
6-10
5-15
(stock dlvf)
common
Power
4.60%
Alan
Co.,
Alberta
,-Safway £t"l Products. Inc.
B
5-24
50c
National
Montreal
of
5-15
Co.
preferred
Alabama
5-15
tlSc
$ 15 c
(yuar.)
A
(quar.)_
class
6-14
(quar.)
America
Barber-Ellis
6-
held*
shares
1
iUC
Co,______
-
64
Co.
of
4-26
25c
(quar.)
Aroostook
&
62Vic
Air
5-15
6-
25c
1
4-16
5-20
Mills
Tools
Oil
of
10c
5-10
share
Bank
12Vic
1
68 % c
-
(quar.)_...
iRyan Aeronautical Co.
"
cquar.)
4
Reduction
Bangor
Bank
(quar.)
6-
One
Baker
5-3
5-
4-16
4-30
20c
Quarterly
(quar.)_
Corp.
4-26
5-10
5-15
4-16
4-30
50c
Paper
5-30
10c
5-24
75c
art;
'•
Cits3
corp.
7c
6%
preferred (quar,)—__________________
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)..,.
________
Rogers
' io,
Roper Ind..stries
-►'Ross .."Gear •& Tcol
Process
Aeroquip
6
Badger
6-1
Pamcor,
4-30
Quarterly
5-25
'
6-
____
1
Class B (quar.)
5-
5-15
Payable of Rec.
5-17
4-16
15c
(quar.)
Corporation
Quarterly
:
5-17
5-31
4-30
15c
(quar.)
Collieries
4-10
5-10
37 y2c
(quar.)
Bacardi
4%
(quar.)
7c
20c
_q___
10
Aaiey
5-20
Holders
Ayrshire
5-31
■>.
7c
(quar.)
preferred
Corporation
12Vic
25c
(
c.
class
dividend)-
<quar.)_
corporation
6-15
noc
the
Avco
10c
Vending
T
When
Share
AMP, Inc.
M
previous
being given. in
Per
40c
an
The list does not include divi-
Incorporated.
■>Raymond
announced
table;
Name of
26c
Refining
Mining
dividends
paid.
announced
preceding
ABC
Quaker
the
5-15
27c
give
we
weeks and not yet
Indiana—
(quar.)
preferred
6
Insurance—
Lncreased-quar.)
p.eferrcd
4.16%
;
(quar.)
of
preie.rad
4.32%
____jr
4-19
1
10c
A. (quar.)
5-15
dividend)
6
6-
10c
1
common
5-
$5c
Inc
non-cumul.
100%
(stock
3
5-
5-10
60c
Physics & Science Fund,
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Automobile
3
6-12
Gold
30c
40c
5-
Industries—
preferred
Atomics
Aunor
4-26
6-14
6-12
50c
(quar.)_
common
Foundry
5-13
$2.50
non-cumulative
5-10
8
(quar.):
common
1
6-28
60c
Atlantic
1
6-
100%
(quar. )
6-10
6-
30c
25c
Commission).
4-25
(quar.)
5-
5-10
(subject to the approval of
Interstate
45c
A
1
1
:
Atchison, Topeka & Santei, Fe Ry.
Products Corp.
40c
class
6-
6-
Lines—
1
(quar.)
Creations,
1
35c
7-
(quar.)
3
15c
5-16
100%
(quar.)
3
40c
—
$$1.37Vi
(quar.)
5-
5-
15c
preferred
1
6-15
75c
5V/2%
5
6-
93 %c
Atney
(stock
5-15
6-
40c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.—
of 6Va%
less British
payment
come
Associated
7-
Power
6-15
6-20
x
(quar.)________
61 Vic
Public
i
27c
Electrical
Goods
(quar.)
$2
;
5-17
_____
Associated
preferred
Providence
I
6-14
(quar.t__.
(quar.)
5-17
1
5-17
dividend)
Inc.
common
5-31
1
6-14
;—
Waters,
Co.,
1
5-
1
1
5-
1
6-
55-
22 V2 c
—
,quar.)_—
common
$2.44
"
6-
*
1
25c
(quar.)_
(stock
common
$2.46
-Common
►
<quar.)__.
(quar.)
$25c
Quarterly
Power—
27 Vic
$1.16 V'4
Co.,
Water
1
'
1
(quar.)__
common
Industries
preferred
Automatic
6
Power,
66-
$1.08%
common
(quar.)
Cork
A
Gas,
preference
6-
6-
^
60c
59c
,
(4uar.)___—_
Louisiana
Valley
1
,(quar.)_________
preferred
Arkansas
3
—
A
preferred
$1.25
Zion's
J
$4.35
5-15
$10c
(quar.)
Co.
common
$1.10
5-10
$$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Co.,
(quar.'►
(quar_)_-—r-,—
5-10
4-25
5-27
5-
1
$$1.121/a
Co._
York-Hoover
4-25
3%
6- .1
75c
Iron
5-20
dividend)
(quar.)
62V2c
40c
Telephone
5-10
5-10
(stock
preierred
1
5-10
1
1
$2.50
$1.31V4
Woodward
1
1
6-14
1
5-
$10c
(increased)
(quar.)
Woodbury
6-
6-
5-
1
Inc
H.), Ltd.,
6-
50c
1
quar.)
I
Electric
25c
(increased-quar.)
6-
6-
Class
i
common
Co.
&
$1.25
9iy4c
68 %c
65 %c
1
Pipe
(quar.)
lerminals,
Wisconsin
Water-
$.6955
5%
5-
$2
(quar.)
preferred
5- 8
6-2J
6-10
$1
tii.,
4-30
6-
•
Ltd.,
Co.,
5-15
Oil
4-30
1
1
6-
22c
*
1
6-
6-
,A
6-
preferred series B (quar.
$2.62V4
preferred series C
(quar..)—___—
6-
50c
5-10
'
$7 y2c
6-
preference
15c
Crude
*
quar.)____
faervice
15c
(quar.)
&
>
.
6-14
'6-1
75c
(quar. )___—
4-19
5-24
1
2Jc
5c
(increased)
30c
_____
America
Electr.c
6-10
5-20
3 2.Vic
$7V2c
partlc
Puolic
35c
Co.
Products
preferred
35c
____
of
6-14
preferred
Ltd.—
5-10
6-14
,7-
10c
6c
„
—
(quar.)
C
;,
u__
(initial)
preierred
75c
:
„
dividend
Corp.
1
$3
Co.,
$1.37V'2
(quar.)
Products
Pacific
(George),
25c
(quar.)
Pe.roleum
7-
,
4
5-13
—
prelerrea___.
(increased
Arrowhead
6-14
(quar.)
common
Iron
&
Chemical
Western
.__
.•
Potomac
Mold
15c
preferred (quar.)
...
____^—
S3.6o p.e.trred
(quar.)
!_____
Phillips N V Shares, New York Reg.__
Plastoid
Vulcan
a-15
;
5%
Slock
Company,
30c
common
Corn
2
50c
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
6-10
o.)
;$2.75
&
12-10
$62'/2c
;
(quar.)
Philaaelphu Suburban
Class
Arizona
Is
Iron, common (quar.)
$5.50 prior preferred r(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
(quar.)_.
Weston
Exploration
Dodge
Phillips
Mould
$35c
,
(quar.)_
5-15
5-14
10c
1-3-64
:
Petroleum
Valley
25c
Inc.
1
1
25c
Vernon
6-
Corporation,
Common
Arkansas
12V->c
$2Gc
iqua..
Farms
Argus
5-
6-
(quar.)_
12-10
v
preferred.'
Pepperell Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
Paul,
Corp.
Arden
4-19
1
$1.75
7- 2
7- 3
(quar.)
l'jleonone,
Extra
Matcn
5-15
1
6-
6-
(quar.)____
1-3-64
5c
Paper
Inc.
Peoples
4 Vi %
common
9c
(quar.)
Publishing
Corp.,
u\.
(quar.)
6Vi%
5-
ooc
3
6-
6-rO
,
Inc.
Corp.,
7-
of
Film
&
Pools,
Apache
9
6-
6-15
aoc
corp.
6-17
7 Vic
Quarterly
4-29
1
12 Vic
—
Chemical
Anxen
Anthony
4-19
5-15
$1
:
(quar.
corp.
(quar.)
5c
.<
.
uc
.
—._
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
1st
(oregon,
12 Vic
<quar.)_______
common
,
Penton
Peter
22 Vic
Universal
5- 3
5- 6
5-15
6-14
L.ne,
Controls
Penn
20c
(quar.)__
preferred
Steel
6
(quar.)
rtauio
Angostura-Wupperman
Anneuser-Buscu
(quar.)
27V2C
.
preierred
<quar.)_
Universallnsurar.ee Co." (quar.)
5-17
5-20
6- 6
20c
.
Parchment
Mfg.,
7%
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
i.
(quar.)
&
Parsons
6- 1
5-14
$0.3281
(quar.)___
York
(quar.)
K.ena
Forge
S.
7
5-
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Hocking Glass Corp.—
preferred
6-
pence)
4%
Ltd.
(s-a)
semi-annual
oi
o.olk
New
Corp.
America
Tubes,
Corporation
Increased
U.
5-15
National
b.
6-
1
$4
Anurca
30c
'___
—
Corp, (quar.)—
Ltd. "adrs"
(final
Monday^ May 6, 1963
.
Per
40c
.
special of 2y2
a
5-15
6-14
6-
.
Name of Company
Anchor
40c
(quar.)___
Inc.
plus
3
5-10
5-17
7%
preferred
of
Oil
of
5-24
25c
*___
Id
3
5-25
split)
(quar.)
Molasses,
and
6-
1
6-
90c
,
(quar.)
Co.
Car
Foods,
United
Inc.—
Co.
Paciiic
(quar.)
System
United-Greenfield
U.
^Pacific Employers Insurance
Gas
5-15
1
6-15
17VaC
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.).
(2-ior-l stock
Lumber
5-15
5-10
5-20
5- 8
5-10
6-
27V2C
Corp.
Electric
6-15
5-24
(quarh___
Co.
5-
44c
(quar.)
6-10
—i0c
Inc.
(quar.)
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide
Union
■'
6- 7
,.6-10
5-22
25c
___
Ononaaga
rottery
(quar.)
chemical (increased
'9c.
.'
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UARACO,
5- 2
10c
quar.):—___.—-—
r;
(N.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
45c
(quar.)
Clutch
Union
New
!
Co.
Co.
When
Share
(quar.)
Co.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.m
•
(stock
1
dividend).
10c
7-10
6-20
25c
6-28
6-14
2%
6-10
5-10
Volume
197
Number
6261
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1845)
Per
Company
Electric
California
Ink
Share
Power
Co.,
Utilities,
5%
preferred
5%
convertible
com.
common
•
5 y2%
preferred
California Packing
Water
i
25c
quar.)_____,
Corp.
27
__•
.J.1
(quar.)__.
Service,
common
preferred
series
C
(quar.)
5.30%
preferred
series
D
(quar.)_.,______
5.28%
5.36%
convernoie
preierreu
ser
th
preferred
ser.
F
convertioie preferred ser. H
5Vz %
convertible
Cameo-Parkway
Canada
&
Canada
preferred
Corp.
A
Ltd.,
5-15
5%
A
343/aC
tquar.)
common..
:
4-30
6-
5-15
u
$89c
5-15
:
$50c
Inc.
(quar.)________
(from
net
Ltd.,
Food
Central-Del
West
Rio
Oils,
12VaC
$2.50
of
Stock
Class
Chase
5-15
9-
8-15
Class
6-15
5-15
$2
5-31
5-17
$2
5-31
5-17
$2
5-10
4-11
5-15
5-
1
6-15
6-
1
B
27c
5-
1
6-10
6-29
6-29
28c
5-15
$1.12 Va
6-'
6-
Chase
6-29
6-29
"
'
31c
(2-for-l
stock
Cincinnati
&
Stockholders
preferred
A
5-14
5-
5-10
4-30
6-13
5-23
6-
1
5^15
6-
3
5-
3
6-
3
5-
3
6-
3
5-
3
5-15
&
Texas
Colonial
6-
7
9-26
9-
6
11-21
11-
1
12c
6-15
Sand
Colonial
&
Composite
Bond
&
4-15
5-2
6-
12-2
A
•
:
Papers,
Jr.
Glass
;
6-i2
-4-30
*
1
5-15
General
5-15
4-29
5-
7
5V2%
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5-31
5-15
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6-11
5-10
4-19
6-
6
6-3
5-10
5-10
5-31
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4.40%
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•
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$25C
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1
6-
1
75c
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3
6-
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6-21
5-31
5-31
5-16
4-19
6-13
5-31
5-
6-10
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7 Vac
6-28
6-
12 VaC
class
6-17
6-10
5-15
5-15
5-
10c
5-16
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25c
6-
iquar,)_
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1
4-19
5-
1
3
20c
6-
1
5-
3
10c
(quar.)—
&
5-25
5-
5-
9
Fafnir
quar.)
Falconbridge
Ltd
River
Nickel
Farbwerke
shares
Hoechst
(18%
35c
$1.06'A
1
5-15
$20c
5-15
5-3
1
5-15
5-15
4-15
Farmer Bros.
5-22
$1.30
5-15
10-
General Tin
1
80c
$6
7-
1
$2
6-
preferred
preferred
3
5-
6-
5-15
5-31
6%
4-25
Glaxo
5-
5-31
5-31
6-
5-24
6
7
5-15
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50c
6-15
5-31
20'c
,7-1
6-14
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$1.50
.
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(quar.)_
Corp.
(quar.)
(stock
Company
6-22
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8
6-22
5-
8
■
6-15
4-29
in
-__
(quar.i
5-J.5
5-
1
27'/2C
6-
5
5-
1
15c
6-
3
5-15
10c
(quar.)
(Interim payment of 6%%
less British In¬
Tax)
7-
_____
Industries
Knitting
15c.
(quar.)_
5-17
1
5-17
5-15
5-
1
1
Corporation
7
5-3
National
Fields
First
Investors
Class
First
First
B
&
of
Semi-annual
4-24
1
5-
7
5-20
5-10
Properties,. Inc., class A (quar.)_—
Government Employees Corp. (s-ai
:
Government Employees Life Insurance—
(Stock dividend)
—
6-14
5-17
Grace
6-
5-10
Grand
1
&
Great
Atlantic
5-14
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
5-31
5-15
$1.183A
5-31
5-15
25c
6-10
s-a)
25c
6-
1
.
5-
6-
1
Greater
3
5-10
Green
6-10
5-31
Greenfield
5-
5-15
4-30
6-14
5-21
50c
6-15
5-15
6-29
—
6
5-
6
6
30c
4-19
6-17
(quar.)
6-
3
5-23
5-15
Gulf
6-15
15c
:
5-29
55c
(quar.)_i—
Oregon (quar.)
(Spring Valley, N. Y.) —
5-
5-
5-25
"
1
5-
2
5-10
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
40c
7-
1
6-14
55c
7-
1
6-14
85c
5-15
1
5-23
6-
1
5-23
5-23
o-2a
7
2oc
6- 1
6-15
6-10
9-10
9-
1
12-10
1_-
1
6-28
6-
7
5-23
5-
8
Mutual
1
4-10
'2C
5 Jo
5-31
4-22
$0,015
5-31
5-
9
12c
5-31
5-
9
9c
5-31
5-
income—
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Fund
income
Ohio
and
8c
from
9
■
30c
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6"
4
5"
a
12c
5-21
o-
b
J1.25
6-10
5-24
6-10
5-8
Inc.—
investment
&
6-
income)——______
RR.—
.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Gulf
8
10c
..
6-
Oil
Corp.
——
—\
(quar.)_
_________
$1 25
40c
9- 9
8-_2
5-31
10c
(quar.)
6-
25c.
Fund
preferred
v
Hackensack
Water
Co,
35c
5-
1
.
Hallnor
Hanna
Mines,
(M.
Ltd
A.)
Handmacher-Vogel
Harbison-Walker
6%
preferred
Harcourt
Brace
Quarterly
__
(quar.)
___—
Refractories,
(quar.>__—
&
—~
(quar.i
World,
—
com.
—
Inc.
,
(N.
±—
(quar.)
6-14
5-
9
3%.
6-14
5-
9
$3c
6-
1
5-10
25c
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Co.
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6-
10c
(quar.)———
Company
(resumed)
dividend——
Stock
5-20
2
40c
40c
22
Hallicrafters
quar.)_
5-9
5-17
7-
Trust—
dividend)
(stock
Stock
net
Mobile
6-1
6-10
Inc.—
investment
$5
1
accumulated
5c
30c
(quar.)
Investment
$5
4-30
<
283Ac
(quar.)
(From
5-31
6-15
net
from
Guardian
4-22
'4-22
24
tlOc
——
ordinary
capital gains)
4-19
6-
30c
(monthly).
(22c
5-14
5-24
$70c-
Brick
Estate
Aerospace-Science
5-14
25c
from
6-10
3
50c
(quar.)—__
Co.-
Fully Administered
Growth Capital, Inc.—
5-22
5-
4c
Fire
Real
Common
1
y6-14
5-28
6c
(monthly)
pfd.
All
Bearer
6-
P.)
Gas
Greyhound Corp.
Group Securities,
5-24
5-
(A.
4-12
5
t20c
$20c
$62V2c
(qvar.)——_
Insurance
Increased
1
5-
5-10
40c
Winnipeg
5-15
50c
(quar.)—
.'_—
5-24
15c
Quarterly
Quarterly
3
1
25c
1
2%
(quar.)—-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
Paper
Life
6-
30c
25%)
preferred
Northern
$1.40
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)______—
Southern
5-
Tea
Dock Co.
Capital,
Great
5-3
4%
Co.
Great
6-1
87 VaC
&
Paper
5-14
$1.09
100%
—
Pacific
&
Dredge
.
20c
—
preferred
$2.80
22'/2c
quar.)__—_
(quar.)
5-15
1
6-
46'Ac
$2.50
5-20
6-10
17 Vac
;
(increased
Co.
Co.
—
dividend
5-31
25c
Chicago
R.)
Union
7-10
:
A
(W.
6-14
10c
Bank
5-15
Gould
5-
6-15
41c
(quar.)
National
5-31
5-15
(less
(increased
Chemicals
National Bank
5-3
6-14
(II.
W.) Co. (quar.)___
Gould-National Batteries
(quar.)
25c
4.60%
class
6-1
5
Stock
:
of
20c
32V2C
5
—
Mortgage, Assn
Corp.,
5-
7-
55c
—
Bank
5-10
55c
(quar.) _______—____'
National
12M»c
$25c
(quar.)
(Md.)
(quar.)—_____
Inc.
7-
25c
'.
income)
Plastics
Gloucester,
1
—
of
Mortgage Assn.
Fidelity & Deposit
5-15
1
(quar.)
tax
Manufacturing Co.
Fidelity Capital Fund, Inc.—
(Derived
from
current
and
net
5-
6-x5
8-
46 'Ac
Co.
5-15
cbc
—
8-
$1.25
Works.
$2.50
(quar.)____i.—
$1.75
y
"__
(quar.)_^
(s-a)
of
4-26
1
6-
12V2C
——
common
1
6-
I2V2C
(quar.)
Mills
Rubber,
Preferred
6-14
25%
payable
Company (quar.)
Group, Ltd., Ordinary Amer. dep. rets.
Globe-Wernicke
1
25c
dividend
&
come
7-
1%
Ltd.
A stock)
(William) Corp.
Ginn
6-14
4-25
dividend
Gestetner,
4-18
6-14
4-25
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
5-20
•
5-15
32V2c
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
6-20
6-17
31V4C
shares
(interim)
Waterworks Corp.—
General
5-22
Investments, Ltd.—
Ordinary
3
6-10
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
3
38%% )
German
3
5-22
General
30c
Ltd.
5-
6-30
5-10
50c
Federal Paper Board Co.,
Fiat Metal
First
5-22
1
20c
1
5-22
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
G
(Germany)
A
less
5-17
6-
5-3
6-
1
5-
common
Mines
Candy
5-31
57 VaC
6-1
22V2c
=
ordinary
(quar.)
National
30c
;
6-14
27Vfec
7-
(quar.)
$1.50
(increased
Gas
Insurance
6-15
4-26
6-28
54%c
Goodall
Coy (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Farmer
Fanny
Screw
82 Vac
5-24
25c
(quar.)_—:
5-15
(quar.)
Federal
1
30c
7
preferred
5c
Bearing
Federal
6-
5-27
1
5-20
Evans Rule Co
Federal
$3c
6-15
5-22
Gillette
Gas, common (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
5.60% preferred (quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., gtd.
(quar.)
Ets-Hokin & Galvan, Inc. (stock
dividend).
4-30
1
6-
1
Getz
4.36%
5-
6-
6-29
7-
3-20
30c
Forms,
5-15
Mines
iquar.)
Co.
5-17
30c
66c
5-20
50c
Equitable
Federal
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Capwell
5-27
(Bridgeport)—„
(Wis.)
State
Business
5-24
;
8
(quar.)
30c
(accum.)__
Ordinary
of
o-31
6-14
6-
preferred
Water--
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
7c
(quar.)
Gas
tax
183Ac
Fund__
b-j.5
25c
32'/2C
4.36%
5-15
(quar.)
Electric,
5c
(quar.)
37V2c
-
u,uai.)__—__
5.28%
1
"■
iquar.)
5-31
5-22
8
'
5-25
9c
5-31
6-19
1
30c
5%
Fedders
";
Yellow-Knife
income
5-15
6-19
2c
1
62 VaC
(accum.)_
Rubber
District
9
General
(Pa.)
&
6-14
5c
1
3
29c
A
Fund
Inc.
British
Ennis
6-29
,
30c
7-
15c
Associates
6-10
5-3
7-
6
:
A
'
7-
50c
pfd,
1
6-5
55c
5-
(increased)
Elliott-Automation, Ltd.,
Emporium
30c
9c
10c
53V8C
6-
:__
(quar.)
$7
7-
Y.)—
593/aC
15c
Storage Battery (quar.)
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
.Lilly & Co. see Lilly (Eli Co.)
5-10
87VaC
12c
$1.121/2
—
(N.
(quar.)
6-
!
Corp.,
4-26
(quar.)
$6
—
(stock
5-15
preferred
5-15
10-31
10%
Steel
4-26
15c
'
preferred
preferred
20c
Interurban
5-15
6-
2
8c
(stock
dividend)
(increased quar.)__
&
5-24
4-20
15c
•
7-2
1
7oc
3%
(quar.)
Hose
4-30
6-10
;
15c
5-31
6-14
5-15
4.75%
5-17
Eli
Empire
1
6-27
1
25c
General Telephone & Electronics—
Common
(quar.)
6-14
$20c
dividend)
Easy Washing Machine Co. Ltd.—
5%
preference A
(quar.)
Electric
5-15
5-15
6-15
4.25%
:
Electric
6-
■
5-16
6-10
Gossard
6-3
~20c
•
6-17
■
•___
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)__;
^
preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
States
Empire
50c.
5-
General Public Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
General Steel Industries
(quar.)
5-20
5-27
6-
Eastern
7-
87 Vac
5-15
$1.183/4
Gorton's
4-11
1
5-15
25c
(quar.)
4
"5-13
1
X 5-15
6-28
equipment—
preferred
4-
5-15
$1.12 Vj
(quar.)
America
preferred
Co.
Precision
$4.75
6
6-
50c
1
5-31
5c
(quar.)_
5-
Fall
of
Laundries
Convertible
General
5-20
4-19
Cement
2%
6-28
$L25
.
(quar.)
Co. "(increased
Natural
Portland
dividendi__
6-20
32 Vac
,
•
Consolidated
General
Stainless
.
Semi-annual
Consolidated
5-20
Ltd.—
preferred
5-10
.6-
4-16
$25c
(quar.)
(quar..
Co.
Advertising
Eastern
;
$1
t
\
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
$1.06'A
Bank
Consolidated
7
6-15
$62 Vac
corp.
5-10
1
5-15
5-31
(quar.)
6-15
5-
1
(annual)
1
5-10
7
6-
37-/2C
(quar.)
Fireproofing
Outdoor
$20c
(s-a)
f inance
General
$10c
-
Inc.
General
6-10
preferred B
Eastern Utilities
6-
6-21
-
General
6-12
Co.
Products
4-15
5-15
37V2c
—
Cigar
Coil
5-15
6-
8Vic
1
(quar.)
$6
•.!X
56'Ac
(accum.)__
Corp.
1
6-10
1%
■■'
$15c
' :
,
•XY
1
6-
5-10
5-31
5c
.__
Ceramic
7-
"
Edison
(quar.)
pfd.
25C
11-15
6-10
1
45c
4V2%
8-15
3
20c
Consolidated
6%
(quar.)_
____.
(quar.)
&
7
5-
12v2c
(quar.)
Louis
7-
"30c
(quar.)_.
$1.50
5-10
(s-a)
St.
pfd.
(quar.)
45c
_______
America
Discovery
6-28
Gloray
East
4%
(quar.)
Racing Assn., $1 pfd.
$1.10
Quarterly
Consolidated
Co.
X
,___
A
5-15
3
9-
(quar.)
Stock
Connecticut National
Consumers
5-15
—
Telephone Co.
of
(quarterly)
dividend
Durion
5-10
i,
<
class
common
6-14
4-19
■
12 VaC
.i_
'
International
Corp
5-10
——■
iquar.)
,___
Commonwealth
Inc.
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
Stock
2
5-17
6-1
5%
r\
—
equal
Co.,
Eastern
(quar.)
Co.
(s-a)
Components
5-23
5-29
(quar.)
Paper,
Class
B
(quar.)___
Commonwealth Income
Fund,
8
65c
(quar.)
Locks
Commonwealth
6-
Corp.—
preferred
Combined Insurance
Combined
Dura
5-
6-15
'
Extra
15c
Duff-Gorton
6-18
9-18
42 Vac
(quar.)
common
Pictures
$4.25
5-20
2
2
;
;;
Corp.—
Stone
General
General
4-30
tax)
come
5-31
3
$1.25-
common
System
5- 6
10-18
Dunlop Rubber Ordinary reg.—
Amer. dep. rets, (final
payment of 1 shil¬
ling 1 pence per share less British in¬
7-
—
taccum.)
Utilities,
Columbia
.
Battery
Quarterly
3
15c
Industries, Inc.
Bradstreet, Inc.
&
1
4-30
5-27
6-1
$$1.25
(quar.)
General
6
5-15
45c
(quar.)
Ltd. (increased)
Co.
preferred
Dresser
10-
6-
$1.25
America
Gas
;
$1.25
split)—
common
Columbia
6-27
$1.25
Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
of
3
6-
Co.'
preferred
10-31
8c
Company (quar.)__
Corp., common (quar.)
4%
25c
(quar.)
Acceptance
Corp.
4-30
1
$1.25
common
(quar.)
two-for-one split
a
A
Willans Gold Mines'Ltd.
National Corp.
(quar.i—
A
Dravo
5-
$1
(stock
$4.50
5-10
3
35c
Drackett
6-28
5-
6-
$1.25
.
quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, class
Class
-.
5-15
Dun
<quar.)__
preferred
7-15
&
1
6-
$2
Co.
Pepper Co-
4-30
5-15
,
30c
Cochenour
Colonial
Dow-Jones
Dr
$4
4%
special betterment (quar.)
__'
Cleveland Electric Illuminating (stockholders
Colonial
4-12
'
5-
5-15
,17 Vac
preferred
10c
(quar.)
Industries
Chemical
9
6-" 3
•
45c
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
General American investors—
'
5-15
6-
25c
(quar.)
Donnelley. (R.. R.) & Sons (quar.)
Dorsey corp., 6% preferred A uuar.)_
6% preferred A A (initial)
Dow
4-25
IOC
60c
6-14
(quar.)_!
Co.
60c
4-29
1
1
preference
4-30
1
5-24
6-21
3oC
•
■
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)_
Acceptance Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
$1
5-25
7-
(quar.)_
Tar & Chemical
Common
(quar.)
30c
.
$3.50
.
X
-.
General
i
6-
(quar.)
Stores,
6-15
27«/2c
Dominion
$1
.
25c
.
•
Service
$50c
Bridge
Dominion
_______
payment
(monthly)
Wood Industries,
Geco
5
5-15
: 5-
5-15
i__
common
preferred
7-
1
5-20
12c
:
Co.
(quar.)
Dominion Electrohome Industries, Ltd.
Dominion-Scottish Investment, Ltd.—
•
5-
5-15
X 6-.14
5-
'L'.
Canada,
Gardner-Denver Co.,
20c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
5%
Corp.
'
Co., common
preferred (quar.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Co.
Giorgio Fruit Corp.
Diebold, Inc. (quar.)__.
7
6-
22c
(quar.)
Inc.
7-31
5c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Aiuali,
5-31
3c
i;
City Products (quar.)__—____L____________
City Water (Chattanooga), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Cleveland-Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
"'/■ $4.50 preferred
(quar.)
:
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.'Co.—
'
Cole
20c
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Homes
Di
4-30
RR.—
(quar.)—,
Futterman
Gar
30c
Ltd.
oo.
Houses,
1
,
Monthly
J$1.25
'4-30
65c
;
3
12-
5-15'
■.
(quar.)___
2-for-l
12-27
Dominion
;
Service
approved
50c
(quar.)
preferred
of
(Charles E.) &
Fruehauf Trailer Co.,
9-
Dodge
___
-
4
5-24
12'/aC
(initial
com.
Electric,
guaranteed
10-
Raynolds
Doughboy
$4,40
Citizens National Bank' (Los
Angciesi
City Investing Co.
(quar.
Stock dividend
7f/o
50c
1
5-
6-
5-24
3%
(quar.)
preferred
5
6-29
(quar AAA
Cincinnati, New Orleans
preferred
7-
Diversified Investment Fund
25c
-
5-
50c
Dobbs
75c
income)
5-24
1
5-
5-15
Brooklyn)
Company
Frosst
5-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
2
5-
the
:
6-
5-24
5-25
Motor
6
5,
will
for
dep. receipts (final
to
approximately $.443)
Freeport Sulphur (quar.)
6-
5-24
3%
investment
approve
preferred
8-15
1
5
6-29
45c
split)
Gas
4-10
6-
5
6-29
1__
new.
5-11
9-16
6-
5-15
$1.00
stockholders
common
Amer.
■'
50c
20c
6-29
12 Vac
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Instruments (incr. quar.)
Corp.,
$4
5-24
25c
Musical
Yeliow
cab
(quar.i
Chickasha Cotton
Oil
(quar.)
:
5-24
40c
Quarterly
5-31
7-
Mobile
&
$1.10
5-24
8-23
5-13
.
5-15
5c
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Life Insurance (stock dividend)
Free State Geduld
Mines, Ltd.—
6-12
$1.05
•
1
$1.14'/a
&
Foxboro
,5-1
6-15
7-
Mines,
Diamond
5-24
27c ;
non-cumulative
Chicago
Chicago
5-15
6-28
7-
-
,
$1.15
Franklin
25c
34c
non-cumulative
5%
5-24
6-29
.
Ford
4
93 %c
(quar.)
Finance
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Wallace, ciass B tquar.>
Ford Motor Co. (quar.i
Forbes
5-21
4-
4-30
6-14 '
dividend)—,
5% preierred A (s-a)
Foote" & Da vies, Inc.
4-30
6-20
5-15
5-15
9-16
25c
;
of
Summit
5-17
1
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—
1
$lOc
X" 15c
(quar.)
37 Vac
Bank
5%
Devoe
4
&
5%
Cities
4-
6-29
dividend)
non-cumulative
5%
Detroiter
Dial
;
'X 5-15
25c
34'Ac
Chicago, Dock & Canal Trust (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
5%
Denison
5-15
33 %c
(quar.)
6-
and
1
6-
$30c
(stock
share
1
5-
25c
;
shares held
one
5-
5-15
25C
following: Summit Yonkers, Summit Patchogue, Summit Jericho, Summit Valley
Stream
Ltd.—
Mig., cmss A common
debenture stock (quar.)
5-15
'/
$1.25
Co.
5-10
(quar.)
Airlines
8%
Dialight
Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
(quar.)
'
35c
4Va% preferred
(quar.)___
_______
;_V $1.12'/a
Chesapeake Co. of Virginia tquar. i_
30c
Chrysler
Delta
4-26
;
1
20c
Stores
5-15
45c
___;
(quar.),
receive
6-
5c
Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)__
Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)
X
preferred
5-24
$17'/2c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)__
preferred
5-10
5-
XXX*
Banxsnares
Moore
pfd.
(quar.)___,
5-21
1
10c
Y.)—
;
Quarterly
Fittings, Ltd., class A fs-a)
Florida Capital
Corp.
Florida Power Corp., 4.60%
(For each 25
6-10
50c
preferred
5-24
Common
5%
5%
5-15
"
6-10
6-
1
5-15
tHuar.)
&
5
4-23
15c
N.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Florida Steel Co.
(quar.i
5-10
rarx
6-29
62 VaC
(quar.)
5-
Corp._
6
6-
4-30
5%
(Syracuse,
___,
Floyd Bennett
5-10
Corp. (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
j.
.Batting (quar.j_.
Defiance Industries, Inc., class A
(quar.)__
Delaware Income Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
Delltown Foods, Inc. (quar.)
1
Boston—•
Manhattan
Chenango
inc.
Dennison
5-
5-15
62 V2 c
Service
5-15
1
Dahlstrom
25c
•
1
5-31
;
preferred
2 7 Vac
__
5-
6c
_'
& Construction
Deposit
Wisconsin
Flschback
"V" >'« X
,____
rand,
common
preferred
6-18
1
49 ^aC
i__
5-15
34>/fec
A
6-18
■
1
$1.3437
(increased)
v
from
••
„
inc.. (quar.)
preferred
Deer
5-20
$1
preferred (quar.)__i_
Ritz (initial)
;
of
..
&
5-
6-14
13c
^
dividend
Trust
Quarterly
Gas
4-10
20c
(quar.i-
8
+50c
X;
Daffin
5-15
•_
5-
50c
Seal
Curtis-Wright,
4-30
6.-14
$1.23
common
Engineering
(stock
1
5-31
(quar.)
common
<quar.)__
X(Semi-annual
&
1
25c
____
Trust__:
4.40%
6-
5-15
12c
Estate
4.58%
5-18
4-19
4-30
'
$10c
(quar.)
Public
;
i
(quar.)
Zellerbach
$3c
Ltd.
dividend
Fund
Cork
29 Vac
(quar.).
the
Crowii
Crown
6-1
(quar.)_
convertible
Charles
Co.
5-15
ft 5-15
25c
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.—
$3
Crouse-Hinus
5-15
1
(quar.25c
(quar.)
6%;''.cony. pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.,
5-31
30c
iquar.)_.
Chambersburg
1
6-
15c
Company, 3%%
$25c
«
(quar.)
Co.
6-
6-14
Y.)
Participating class A
Crampton
Crane
1
.
preierrtd
Belt
1
$15c •"
preferred
Chain
5-1
$12c
A
(quar. >__i_
5.44%
Aircrait
5-
7-10
$1.12 V2
:-
Co.
investment
'
•"•;"
30c
common
5.48%
Cessna
Coty
Cuneo Press,
class
(N.
(quar.)____
Couvrette & Provost,
.
'5-31
(quar.)__
$5
preferred
<quar.)_
1
$1.35
preferred
(quar.)_:
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Central Vermont
Counselors
5-15
3 V'2 %
C
6%
5-1
5-
'
Co.
Electric,
preferred
3-
5-15
10c
J
'
1
7-
(»,«»».,_.
(quar.)
5-15
1
5-22
31 Vic
Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.)_
International Corp., class A__
5-22 1*
8-20
.v
6-15
■
$50c
Products
18c
4-24
5-29
50c
__
Cosmos
40c
Soya Co.
(quar.)
Telephone, common tquar.
preferred A (quar.)___
$2.50
Class
8
6
5-19
(s-a)__.
4-30
$1.12 V2
4.50% preferred (quar.)
5.38%
preferred
(quar.)
Central Power & Light, common
Central
A
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Central
Class
5-
6-15
6-20
quar.)
(quar.)___
B
(s-a)
Natural Gas
preferred
4.92%
5-
Coronet
;
Service,
4%
"
1
Corning
12 Vac
;
I
corp.
varnish
4-30
56 V4C
(annual)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.
Central Illinois Public
Central Louisiana
6-
&
5-15
(quar.)___
Centennial Mortgage, Ltd.,
V.60c preference
(quar.)
South
6-11
45c
25c
Industries—
Copperweld Steel (quar.)
Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd.—
5-15
___
ExtraVX.-X___XX_A_
Caterpillar Tractor Co. (increased-quar.)
Celotex Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.»__
&
Cook
'$$1.06
1
Central
5-15
4-15
5-31
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)—
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.—
Catelli
Copeland
2
%'
2oc
Distributors, Inc.
Refrigerator
5-20
First
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(Tulsa)—
12c
Real
National Realty
Stock
3
933Ac
(increased
4-26
7-
r,
'5-31
2c
taint
5-
When
Share
& Trust
;
National
First
5-10
5-24
Company
Monthly
Monthly
First
First
____
Units
$30c
'."4j/2%
(quar.)
Products Ltd.,
Fund
"5-3i;
7
20%
Continental
investment
6-
(Wil¬
„
(quar.)
6-15 '
8c
Mills
Co.
common
$$1.25
—l_L__i___Y
4Va% preferred (quar.)
4Va%
preferred
iquar.)
Insurance
4
$1
:
Can,
4%
,
22Vie
(quar.)__—___
Assurance
dividend
Continental
5-10
■•'■"•
.
Carthage
Del.)
Life
Copper & Steel
preferred (quar.)
5%
investment.
common—...
common
American
Continental
4-26
•
(quar.)__
.
5-15
$5C
-
com.
4-26
1.
$$i
_
1
•
America,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Casualty Co. (quar.;
4-30
5-15
;__
of
$3,75
5-15
$15c
30c
_,
divioend
Corp.
preferred
Continental
4-30
5-15
$25c
X
—_
Corp.,
9
mington,
6-10
•
Capital Estates
(s-a)
YXX
Caressa, Inc.
(quar.)______________^.L__—_
Carlisle Corp.
(quar.)
____X__—
Carpenter (L..E.) & Co. (quar.)
Carreras, Ltd. (interim)
•:
5-
Stock
10c
Ltd.l__i._L_—
Land
(quar.).
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Cap & Gown Co., class A
Carrier
7
5-31
(quar.)
1
Per
Name of
,
First National Bank
7
6-
Continental
4-30
5-15 7
.
$15c
________—
Electric
Utilities
6-
1
Continemal
12V2C
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
X.—.
preferred
1
1
7-
Stock
"
10c
Canadian
7-
•'7-
$1.13
4-30
5-15
__Y__-_X-^rX_
General
Fund,
32 y2 c
32V2C
J
ser.
class
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common.;
North-w'esc
Canadian
Canadian
$1.04
$1.12Va
4-30
.
4-19
(quar.)
4%
4-30
5-15
5-20
1
(quar.)
Container
4-30
5-15
3oc,:v.:
37l/2C
____
(quar.)
1
4-19
5-15
(increased)
preferred
.." 4-3U
5-15
331/2C
(quar.)
(quar.i.
Participating..
Canada Malting Co.
Canada
G
ser.
preferred
Dominion Sugar
Foils,
Class
;
com.
preierred
'
Records,
Camloc Fastener
6-
b-lo
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Co.,
$4.50
1
6-15
Power
$4.52
preierred
Consumers Water
1
%c:
Company
$4.16
1
6-
33 Vac
(quar.)
5.20%
6-
.'6-
,
Per
Consumers
5-27
6-15
5-15
-iquar.)
convertible
convertioie
'
6-15
27 x/i c
.„
,
Name of
3
6-15
183/4c
1_
5.20%
6-15
32 V2C
(quar,)_
4.40%
5-
25c
''
:___
1
25c
—
(quar.)
6-
22 V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
22c
(quar.)
<quar.)_____—i-_
Co.
California-Pacific
California
When
,
Name of
California
13
6-12
5-24
1
5-15
5c
6-
1
5-10
45c
6-
3
5-10
$1.50
—
7-19
7-
12 %C
6-
5-17
5
Y.)———
Continued
on
7
page
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1846)
14
.
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Highest
34Va Oct
55
23
FOR EVERY
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
21% Jan
60 Va Oct
42 Va
421/2
411/2
42
96%
97%
97%
98
981/8
99y2
97
98 va
14,200
14% Jan
1*
ABC
1
131/8
13%
13%
131/4
13
131/4
13
131/4
131/8
13'/4
15.2C0
92
Apr
_25
88 ¥2
89%
88
891%
89%
911/4
90
90%
901/4
92
12,600
80
__1
72
721/4
72V4
72%
72%
72%
72%
72%
721/2
-731/4
4,100
171/4
26 ¥2
17%
17%
171/2
171/2
17%
171/2
17%
171/2
17%
17,700
26%
26¥4
26%
26¥2
26%
26
26%
25%
-26%
Vending Corp
20
74% Jan
4
15
ACF Industries
2
681/4 Feb
28
Jan
15
Acme
Markets Inc
28
21
Jan
2
13% Jan
2
17% Apr
22
Acme
Steel
22
Oct
25
33% Feb
21
25
1
27
24
Adams Express Co—_
10
May 29
23% Jan
3
10
90% Jan
2
43% Mar 18
13% Jan 24
54% Feb
6
Addressograph-Multigraph
11% Jan
3
16 Vb May
3
Admiral
221/4 Mar
4
26% Jan'
8
Aeroquip
10
4 19% Mar 15
■'! 35% Jan
17
18% Apr
18
May 28
45 va May
..
;
14
,
.
v
16% Apr
3
141/a Jan
26
Adams-Millis
—10
No par
Air. Control
4
Air
Products
61% Apr
16
Air
1
19
31/2 Apr
4
4 % Jan
14
A
/ 38% Jan
8
Feb
12
Jan
'
3
35
4
19
Jan
2
26% Mar 26
,
Alabama
Alco
301/2 Jan
29
Aldens
93 ¥2 Jan
22
15
141/2
22%
22%
Gas
*42
•¥•
J
IO1/2
;
.
IO1/4
IO1/2
10%
101/4
10
44%
44%
46¥2
45 %
46
441/2
14%-/'
23->.
14%-
14%
14%
15%
15%
23
22%
231/4
23 vb
89"% Dec
.'•••. 941/2 May 16
4
91
-
Jan
23 y2
9
161%
I6V2
16 ¥4
116
I61/4
16.'/8
58¥2
57%
581/4
58
58 ¥2
57%
581/4
57%
57¥a
56%
57'I/4
571/8
57%
571/4
58%
57%
31/2
3%
3'/2
3%
—_2
_
31/2
31/2
35%
36
35%
36¥4
36%
37 Vt
37
22
21%
22 y8
21%
22
21%
22
29%
29
291/2
29
291/2
29
29 Vi
29
291/4
93
91
.
///¥'/
/:/:■
31/2
9% Apr
4
11
Alleghany Corp
17
42 ¥2 Jan
11
2
38 ¥2 Jan
23
52% Jan
28
6%
convertible preferred.
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
48 ¥2 Jan
39 Vb May 28
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
88
96
Dec
10
93
18
161/2 May 29
34i/4 Oct
57
2 V'v/
Jan
17 ¥4 Feb
44% Jan
31
25
9 ¥4 Feb
5
26
66% Feb
2
4
2
15
Jan
2
7
'
common
Feb
,
15
2
Allen
Allied
Chemical
4
Allied
Kid
4
Allied
Allied
Products
Allied
Stores
45
;
1
Mills
9% Mar 11
40
6
88
Apr
16
51% May 2
49% Jan
,
6¥8 Jun
451/8 Oct
Apr
26
13 ¥a Jan
15
34% May 29
103
2
2
Jan
42 ¥4 Mar
4
5
13
3
Jan
19% Jan
2
23 ¥2 Mar
24
Apr
Mar
57% Apr
18
91
Jan
17
Industries
Inc
Jun
87 ¥2 Feb
9% Oct
23
16%. Feb
2
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
Allied
121/2 Oct
24
23
4
14% Jan
2
18 ¥2 Apr
15
Allis-Chalmers
3
96
Apr
16
19 ¥4 Apr
30% Jan
16
Alpha
Portland
8
Alside
3
7
100 ¥2 Mar
5
89
Jan
21
30% Jan
12
16 ¥4 Feb
28
16% Oct
24
49% Mar 20
24% Apr
29
171/2 Jun
25
28 ¥2 Jan
4
20 ¥b Jan
2
Jun
25
68 ¥2 Mar 23
161/2 Jun
22
45
18
Dec
34
Feb
9
22 ¥2 Jan
2
15
113 Vb Jan
2
31
20y8 Jun
15
15% Oct
24
90
Jun
26
16% Oct
18
221/2 Oct
22¥2 Jan" 16
1
Mar
23 ¥4 May
17% Jan
3
97
Feb
11
109
Apr
24
3¥a%
40 ¥4 Jan
4
17% Jan
2
26
Feb
11
American
25
30
59
July 19
65
Apr
11
Oct
18
18% Jan
41
Jun
25
53 ¥4 Apr
24% Apr
25
4
41'.
16
62
May 18
14
Jan
2
29 ¥4 Jan
17
67
Feb
26
16% Apr
58% Apr
23
4
American
4
2
11
6%
25
47 ¥2 Feb
19
38 Va May 29
47 ¥4 Feb
19
38V4July
41 Va Mar
5
Jun
18 Vb Oct
20
Oct
14
1
473/8 Feb
1
2
42 ¥2 Jan
30
103/8 Apr
"2
113/4 Jan
22
30 ¥4 Mar
9
■
41
38 ¥4 Jan
.43% Apr
40 ¥2 Jan
50 ¥4 Mar 26
1
47
¥4 Jan
2
24% Jan
27
17
20
Jan
25
23
34 Vi Feb
13
22 ¥4 Apr
15
31 ¥2 May 29
513/4 Jan
5
41% Jan
3
84
94
Dec
21
50
Dec
26
Jan
35 Va Jun
31
Jun
28% Oct
3
25
25
55% Jan
2,
35% Dec
24
88 Vi Mar 12
473/4 Jan
31
.
38
-y
263/4
2
29
1
29 ¥2 Apr
.
12% May 29
8 Vt Oct 18
Apr
323/e Mar
4
1
2
8,% Jan
2
40 ¥2 Feb
25
44 vb Oct
17% Jan
16
30
79
25 ¥4 Jun
5
10% Jan
Mar
8
34% Jan
Jan
2
49% Mar 25
May 29
33% Feb
8
18% Mar 21
13% May 29
18 ¥4 Jun 28
19% Feb
13
24% Jan
5
106 ¥2 Nov
12
42 ¥2 Jan
2
17
101
Mar 20
15% Oct
24
79 ¥2 Sep
7
86
23
40
Jan
Sep
12% Oct
24
22% Jun
27
97
5
105% Nov
48 ¥4 May 29
8 ¥4 Oct
Oct
-12
Oct
23 7
•
Oct
a
Oct
20
81
Jan
2
30% Jan
3
Jan
2
14 ¥2 Jan
2
17
150
13%
13
18
17%
18
17%
18%
18 Va
18 ¥2
18
18 ¥4
40,800
*91 ¥2
-94
*91 ¥4
94 ¥4
101
Jan
3
27
American
15 ¥2
16
157/a
16
54 ¥2
55 ¥4
54%
55
54 ¥2
543/4
547%
55 ¥2
55 ¥4
55 ¥2
32 ¥4
y,
1,700
11
10%
11
5,600
No par
513/4
53%
53
53%
53%
54%
53%
53%
53 Vb
53%
4,900
21
21%
V-y 21
21 ¥4
20%
21%
21 ¥2
21%
211%
21%
*22 ¥2
23
23
22%
22 ¥2
*22 y2
23
22 Vi
22 Va
700
*48%
48%
49%
493/4
50 ¥2
50
50 y2
493/i
50'4
2,200
*90
93 ¥2
93%
*90
93 ¥2
100
;
J
*22 ¥2
•
48%
*90
93 ¥2
*90
58%
58%
38
38
34
38 Vt
363/a
36
36%
36%
Corp
—2.50
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
33
33%
33 ¥2
34
34 Vb
27
27%
27
27%
12 Vb
12 ¥4
12%
12%
43%
lo
Co
25 vb Oct
123
25
2
24
44% Apr
5
2
134% Feb
19
25
63 ¥4 Dec
27
July
42 ¥2 Jun
20
136 ¥4 Jan
American
109% Apr
26
Hardware
5 ¥4%
3.90%
Corp
&
of
Co
Metal
56
59%
38 vb
38%
38 Vt
36 %
37
36%
37¥4
30.100
35
34%
34%
34%
35'/4
39,900
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
22,400
123/8
12%
12 ¥2
12%
12%
12%
42,500
1
111
42%
42%
411/2
42 Va
4
5
American
Mar 26
57
57%
57 Va>
57%
30,500
22 V4
21%
22 ¥a
21%
22
29,900
15%
15 ¥2
15%
*15 ¥2
15%
15¥2
15¥2
231/4
23
22%
*102 ¥4
20 ¥2
*
100
*85Viz
38¥2
*109
"
.
18¥4
20%
20 ¥2
87
*85¥2
38%
37¥2
110
109
18¥2
28%
22%
23
22%
23
23¥a
*102 ¥2
104
*102 ¥2
104
*102¥2
23%
104
20 ¥4
20%
*85 ¥2
87
38 ¥2
36
20%
87
37%
20¥a
*85 ¥2
37
108%
18%
108%
*108%
18 ¥4
109
18%
18%
20
20%
87
37¥2
38 »/4
29
29 ¥4
29 ¥t
29¥4
19%
19%
20%
19%
Std
41
41%
41 ¥a
41%
41 vb
413/4
413/4
42¥2
21V2
21%
21 ¥4
21%
21 ¥4
21%
21¥a
211/4
691/4
69%
69%
1,600
101/4
10%
61.800
27
27%
68%
68¥4
68 ¥2
6 8 ¥2
68 ¥2
69 ¥4
par
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10 ¥2
10%
No par
28%
29 Vb
28
29
2 7 ¥2
28
27%
27%
¥2
com—_5
100
Dvlpt Corp_l
7%
American
Seating Co
_io
Ship Building Co—No par
Ref'g com No par
preferred
100
Snuff Co commou
8 ¥3
6%
non-cumulative pr.eferred_100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
15%
*155
16 ¥8
15 ¥2
158
*157
18¥2
19 ¥2
19%
331/2
16
158
15%
*155
16
15%
15%
153/4
158
*155 V2
158%
*1551%
211/2
20¥a
21 ¥4
20%
21%
20%
331%
33
331%
33
10%
10%
10%
10*%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,400
73 ¥2
74 ¥2
74 ¥4
74%
27,000
253/4
1271%
32 Vb
x70Vt
253/4
127
71 ¥2
156¥4
158
158 Vb
253/4
¥2
*127
32%
32%
25%
129
713/4
157
25¥4
*127
74
1571/2
25%
129
33¥4
*156 ¥2
25 vb
129
33¥a
158
503/4
52%
52%
53%
53
51 ¥4
251/2
26
26¥4
21 Vb
26%
26%
25%
1330
13%
131/4
131/2
133/a
13 ¥2
13%
1
American
13%
Tel & Tel
_33¥3
1241/4
125%
124»/2
126 Va
125 ¥a
125%
17
124%
American
Tobacco
22 ¥4 Jan
25
Aug 10
23
Jan
19
10
Jun
27
39
Oct
26
17
Jun
10
May 28
25
27 ¥2 Oct
26% Oct
31
2
17
25
Jan
16
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
24
Jan
2
54
Mar 30
13 ¥a Jan
42
18
Mar 19
American
Viscose
27% Apr
28% Apr
15
American
Water
27 ¥a Apr
24
26% Feb
7
25
Jan
29
23 ¥4 Apr
3
48 ¥4 Jan
30
337/a Mar 29
25% Mar
20% Jan-
4
14 ¥2 Mar 16
37 ¥2 Jan
15
20% Jan
23% Mayn29
35% Oct 22
37% Jan
25% Feb
2
13
30 ¥8 Jan
'52% Jan
4
34% Apr
16
40 ¥2 Jan
48% May
6
3
31 ¥2 Apr
5
17% Jan*
4
2
6%
5%
37
Jan
4
2 7 ¥4 Jan
4
35% Feb
14
Anaconda
28% Jan
35 ¥♦ Apr
11
Anchor
92
97
Jun
27
95
34% Sep
26
49 % Feb
28% Oct
23
79
Feb
27
11
25
24% Feb
8
Jun
For
May 16
footnotes,
9
see page
Jan
Apr
39% Jan
5
$4
25
41% Jan
' 7
15 ¥2 Feb
Anken
27
20 ¥4 Apr
18
Apco
25.
134%
135 ¥2
780
62 ¥4
62
64
63 ¥2
64%
64 ¥8
65 Vb
Co
56,900
com.—5
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 ¥2
26%
26 ¥2
27
27
27 ¥a
2,300
26
26¥a
26
26%
1,800
Wire
Hocking
Anderson
Corp
32 Vb
1341/2
32
133%
32 ¥4
133%
32
*26
26 Va
25%
26 Va
26¥a
26 Va
*26%
27%
*26%
21 Vb
*263/4
27 Va
*26%
27 Vb
26
*25
27
*25%
27
*25
27
*24 ¥2
25
26
23%
100
120
24%
24%
700
17,700
24%
24%
24%
25
23
■
23Va
23%
23%
23 Va
23 Va
23 Va
23 ¥4
900
*46 ¥4
47
*46¥4
4 6 ¥4
46
46 ¥2
46
46
45%
46
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30
29 ¥2
29%
29%
30
7,300
1
16¥4
17%
16%
17¥8
16%
17%
16%
17 ¥4
16%
17
92,000
23%
24%
24¥8
24%
24¥4
24%
23%
24 ¥4
2 3 ¥4
24
31%
32%
321,4 .32%
32 ¥a
32 ¥2
32 ¥4
32 ¥2
7,500
47%
48%
48%
48%
34,700
31
32 ¥4
32 ¥2
32 ¥2
31%
32 ¥4
31%
32
Corp—1
Inc———
Cable
Corp
l
31%
32V8
50
Glass
473k
473/4
No par
30V4
31'A
6.25
No par
&
26 ¥2
27
*25
No par
Electronics
&
22%
25
26%
.
No par
shares
v
Clayton
Chemical
Oil
31%
133
25
,
preferred
26% Apr
22% Apr
8
31 ¥2
134 ¥2
61%
„
endorsed
Industries
Anaconda Co
37% Jan
64,900
32 ¥4
133 ¥2
63¥4
25
Amsted
26
32
32%
25
Inc
25% Oct
44,100
149,300
133%
Ametek
28
12.6C0
13%
62 Va
*24 ¥4
i!3¥2 Jun
91
Works
preferred
Inc
26 ¥4
125 7/a
31 ¥a
5% preference
1—25
American Zinc Lead &
Smelting
1
AMP
13 ¥2
1331/4
preferred
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg
25%
8,900
14,900
25
Corp
preferred
5 ¥2%
52
100
6
2
20
33%
125
2,200
6.25
common
preferred
65% Feb
24
16% Oct
6%
125
25%
129
51
26%
12.50
32%
420
158
33%
52 ¥4
12.50
25 ¥2 Apr 18
26
Jan
9
22 ¥2 Aug 29
25%
*127
33%
preferred
29
8
*156 ¥2
25%
129
issued
337/a Apr
2,900
33%
When
136 ¥2 Mar 26
33 ¥4
26.6C0
10%
5.44%
Co
36,800
>
21¥4
71 ¥2
33 ¥4
&
: 47%
30 Vb
31¥2
31%
97
*95
48
47%
47 V8
30%
313%
31
31
31%
31%
97
*95
97
*95
97
.
*95
9,800
1,450
11,600
97
21.80
Co
Film
31%
*95
-
Corp
;
281/8
28%
271/2
28 ¥4
28
28%
27%
27%
27%
28
20c
24 Va
24% '
24%
25V2
24¥2
251%
23%
24%
23
23%
17.400
1
19 Va
19%
19%
201/8
20
20%
20
20¥a
19%
20 ¥a
22,000
,
' i
; .J
158
33%
158
%
v,
16,200
70 ¥2
1
Jun
Jan
33
15 Va
■
*10%.
3o
25
common
4,300
'
'
13% May
1
15,500
41%
22
68¥«
126 Vb May
2
202,7C0
21%
Sany
&
Co
20
41¥a
Smelt &
Sugar
29%
2,400
19%
I
9,400
No par
_1
Co
American
American
700
109
Co_„____10
Gas
>
v
50
291/4
.
/..'
38,400
18%
18 3/4
20 Va
2
May 29
25
109
.....
>.
59,100
87
37%
18%
V
"
■
87
109
■
7,400
20%
29
.
1,800
■
104
20
29
19%
29
19¥2
I8V1
*
■
'
104
American
3
43%
57 Va
22
22%
com__1
Co
&
56%
22 ¥4
*102 ¥2
1.75
com
Inc
6,100
43
57%
30
Apr
5,200
38%
44
24
59
•
21 ¥2
1
—
Climax
7%
preferred
American Research
15%
"
Apr
127 ¥2 Jan
58,500
59 3 a
58%
58%
38%
15%
21 ¥2
15%
4 ¥4% convertible preferred
100
American Metal Products
2
American Meter Co
—No par
American Motors Corp
—1.66%*
11% Apr
74% May
25 ¥4 Mar 19
93 ¥2
*90
56¥i
56%
21
100
Fdry
preferred
44
_i
par
preferred
Mach
43¥4
12.50
Products
Supply" Corp_No
prior
34 ¥4 Feb
1
9,GOO
37 ry
¥2
114 ¥2 Jan
Mar
39,300
59 Vi
58
.
323£
51%
28
-
'
Power
Rad
25
98 ¥a May 29
35,500
10%
American
2
12,000
11 ¥4
26
43 ¥1 Mar
13,300
"
11
.
13 ¥4 Apr
29% May 29
80
64 ¥4
11
,
387/a
American
3
16
583/a
3
26
15
65 ¥2
153/4
36
39 ¥4 Apr
36 ¥4 Apr
*64 ¥4
15%
38
American
54 ¥t Apr
27 vb Apr
65 ¥2
15%
26%
57%
1
39% Jan
64 ¥4
27
*64 ¥4
16 ¥t
_4_l0
25
2
65 ¥2
*26%
64 ¥4
15%
Co—„6.50
Jan
25
*64 ¥4
27
64 ¥4
11
prior
2 4 ¥4 Feb
Apr
500
11
Investment
May
27
.
103%
International Corp
26
263/4
*26 ¥2
24%
25 ¥4
243/4
5
Cement Corp
Chain & Cable
American
129
22,700
27
25 ¥4
Commer Barge Line Co__3
Consumer Ind
No par
Crystal Sugar common_l0
American
16 ¥4 Apr
Jan
26
27
24%
41%
American
26 ¥2 Jan
25%
24 ¥2
44%
Potash & Chem
125
100
25%
26%
24 ¥4'
323/4
3
164
81,900
23
113
41 Vt
American
Jan
61,600
41%
22%
*110
113
32%
7
21 ¥4 Jan
40%
23 ¥4
0 00 £
44%
32 ¥2. Jan
151
*
41 ¥2
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
Apr 24
30% May
8
133 ¥2 Apr 11
33 ¥» July 18
223/4
23%
116
41 ¥2
40 ¥2
417/a
22%
*106 Vb
45
American
152
22 ¥2
4,400
22,100
32%
25
9 ¥4 Jan
41 ¥4
41 ¥2
104
25
137
41 ¥2
Jan
56 ¥a Jan
21%
104
8,800
27 ¥4
24%
136 vb
25%
137
136
32 vb
15
30 ¥» Jan
40%
21%
109
2 5 ¥4
25 ¥2
136 ¥4
26%
27 ¥2
27
27%
25 ¥4
134 ¥2
44%
Optical
7
21%
26
253/4
32%
News
4
41 ¥4
40 Vb
*101 ¥4
26
134 ¥4
41%
Natural
17
25%
134
44%
American
May
.
25 ¥2
26
136%
31%
American
40% Feb
46,000
41%
American
18 ¥2 Jan
59 3 a
44 ¥2
18
65
58%
41%:
23
Apr 25
21% May
1
.58 ¥2
4434
Home
156
58 ¥8
'32%
24
Jan
58%
58
41 ¥4
22
12% Jan
58%
44%
45 ¥4 Jan
16 ¥4 Jan
57%
313/4
70% Apr
150
124,600
41 ¥4
24% Jan
25
21 vb
443/t
9
18 ¥4 Oct
263/4
41 Va
26
30% Mar 15
26 ¥2
44%
39% Feb
152 Vb May 16
26 Va
31%
20¥a Apr
2
26%
X26¥a
1
common
2
22
26%
12.50
Co
23
May
6,900
25%
.———_25
Can
preferred
Jan
27
27%
-
Broadcasting-Paramount
Apr
Mar
18%
27
25%
25%
_5
53
10 ¥2 Apr
20% Feb
common
Hosp
14
18 Va
27
59
25%
100
46
2
1
Note
American
Feb
18%
2 6 ¥4
26
134 Vb
.—No par
American
23
4
2
Co
4
3
18
25%
V
'
22
16
54% Jan
Jan
preferred
29
7
18%
25
57%
par
10,500
18 Va
25%
—1
No par
333/4
*91 ¥4
18 Vb
25 ¥2
Corp
94
8,600
24%
25 ¥4
—12.50
—
*91
8 ¥2
8 ¥t
8%
17%
18
America
Apr
18
24
26
of
8
94
17%
24%
No par
58 ¥2 Jan
18% Sep
24
24
*91
.-10
No par
Enka
18% May
29% Jan
2
t 17%
100
preferred
American
26 ¥2 Mar 18
Jan
13
_10
common
35 ¥4 May
3
28 ¥4 Apr 24
19
4,400
12,000
Electric
30 ¥4 Apr
1,200
8 ¥2
13 ¥4
Distilling
May
42%
8 ¥2
90 3/4
American
87
42%
43
13
American
104
42 ¥2
f-
90-3/4
American
'
61
20 ¥2 Nov
122
Apr
42 ¥2
43%
13 ¥4
3
Jan
43
*43
89%
3 7 V. May
23 ¥, May
2.2C0
89%
593/a May 2
44% Jan 23
16
82,600
14%
90
preferred
Cyanamid Co
Jan
51%
14¥a
13
American
23
50%
14
893/4
American
44
51%
13%
13 Vb
American
3
50%
14
90
8
12% May
25%
50%
*133/4
13
Theatres Inc
4 ¥2%
253/4
50 Va
14%
90
24
2
2
8% May 2g
48% July 18
142
29
1
25%
50%
13 ¥4
50 ¥2 May
1
94
Jan 18
3
73% Jan
32 ¥0 Jan
142 ¥2 Jan
14
*
22% Apr
28 V» Jan
Jan
101 ¥2 Mar 18
18% Mar 13
11% May 29
30 ¥2 Oct 24
20 ' Oct 24
24
2
May
20 ¥s Jan
Mar 19
24 ¥2 Oct
15
54 ¥8
25%
49%
43 ¥4
*90
1
—__50
Bosch Arma Corp
2
Brake Shoe Co_:
No par
American
7%
2,800
25%
13%
91
Inc
preferred
American
22% Jun
25%
56%
Bakeries
American
13 ¥2 Jan
48% Jan
25 ¥2
25%
56
Cement
Bank
103
57
convertible
American
12,200
50%
50 Va
♦101
56
Amer Agricultural Chemical-^No par
American Airlines common
_1
23
50
103
51 ¥4
103
56
Petroleum
16
49 ¥2
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50 ¥2
*100 ¥2
~
8 ¥1
Amalgamated Sugar Co—No
Feb
23% Jan
114
51 y/y
103
54%
Mfg
Corp...
14,300
8 ¥2
27
Amerada
2,300
35 Va
57 ¥2
Aluminum
Amerace
32%
343/4
¥4
convertible
Co
10 Va
32 ¥2
35%
*13%
-
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43 ¥4
10
32%
35
10 Vb
55 ¥2
14
26
Apr 29
138% Apr 22
42% Apr' 24
13%
10 vb
32 ¥2
35%
,
8%
28 ¥4 Feb
7
20% Jan
31
23
25
27 Vb May
49
6,200
10
33
10
57 ¥2
60 ¥2 Jan
22
134 ¥4 Feb
May 29
84% Jun
51 ¥4 Mar
.
50 ¥4
*100 ¥2
25 ¥4
v-',
10
91
8%
Supermarkets
4.08%
50%
103
2,200
25,400
57%
Aluminium Limited
July
14% Dec
49 ¥2
8,400
10.500 4'
32 ¥4
i
5
35%
25
,
5
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8 li/4
Jan
32%
*91
>
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.
common—No par
100
Corp
preferred
4%
32 ¥2
34%
93
;
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.
343/4
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10
_
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Corp
10 Va
93
35 ¥2
5
_,
25
3
10
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35%
9
Corp
93
32%
1
Co
4
8iy2 May
*91
-100
32% Jan
41
July
i
preferred
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14
27
12
4 ¥2%
29%
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31/2
6,700
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571/4
5
Jan
Jun
Sep
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12 ¥4 Mar 20
5% May 29
27 '/a Sep
19
V
4,800*
16 Va
22%-
6,300
45%
:
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39
24% July 25
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:
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Products
:
421%
22%
161/a
Chemicals
&
Industries
23% Mar 29
141/2
*42
i_50c
Reduction Inc-
J
441/4
Products.
Jan
2
J
101/4
45
Corp
18
65
10%
441/2
_
Apr
1
101/2
Corn^SO
1
Corp
541/8 Jan'
56
40% Mar 26
y
May 29
1
Corp
7
22% Apr
25
Jun
4
Apr
-Jan
.
4% Feb
29
3% May 29
33
Mar
Inc—;
Co
70 % Feb
841/4 Mar 15
41 V» May 29
Shares
42
97
99 v\ Jan
25
the Week
May 3
42¥2
78% Dec
20 Va Jun
Friday
May 2
May .1
95¥4
25
24
Thursday
Wednesday
*42i/8
24
9% Oct
April 30
1
Laboratories
9 ¥2 Sep
1
Tuesday
April 29
12i/4 Mar 26
15
52 Va Jun
Monday
Par
5
17
24
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Abacus Fund
7
72% Jan
11 v* Oct
YORK
LISTED STOCK
Abbott
39% Jan
9
81% Mar
NEW
OF TRADING
42% Apr 26
991/2 May 2
16
Jan
56% Aug 29
39% Oct
VOLUME
7,300
J
197
Volume
Number
6261
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1847)
15
NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Jun
33
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Highest
25
42% Dec
38%
Lowest
31
40 y4 Jan
NEW
Highest.
43% Mar 13
30
23% Jun
25
Mar 29
33 y4 Jan
15
Arizona
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
51% Mar 19
59% Apr
15
Armco
32
Oct
24
57% Feb
42
48% Apr
15
Armour
30
5
16
Mar
1
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
.Monday
Par
&
25
73% Apr
23
66 % Jan
7
84% Apr
24
82 % Jan
2
89 y4 Jun
7
87% Jan
2
92% Feb
1
25% Oct
24
Mar 22
34% Jan
3
40
9% Oct
30
18
12
10 y2 Jan
4
13 % Jan
25
Arnold
15% Oct
25
23% Apr 16
33% Feb 26
17% Jan
2
20 y4 Feb
13
26% Jan
2
34% Mar 27
28% Feb
25 y2 Jan
2
30% Apr
8
3% Jan
14
Co
Associated
51% May
3
110IS Apr 17
Associated
20% Jun
15
19% May 29
2 % Oct
1
Jan
20
5y8 May 25
25
37% Oct
47
47% Nov
2% Jan
21
2
22
25
2
110y2 Jun
22
43% Jan
108% Feb
27
80% Jan
2
58% Feb
20% Aug
6
27% Jan
16
25
Jan
9% Aug
2
10% Dec
21
10% Jan
'34% May 29
49% Jan
4
43% Jan
91% Apr
6
87
105 % Jan
52
Sep
Oct
85
31% Jun
41% Oct
81 % Jan
127/8 NOV
2
Jun
liy8 Jan
10
27
47% Dec
24
57% Feb
3
88
Nov
1
25% Feb
29
17
12% Jun
3
;
Feb
15% Sep
21
48
64
Jan
14% Jan
17 % Apr
3
17% Jan
23
1
27% May
14
30% Mar 29
24% Mar
5%
23
3
8
27
20
28%
38
19
4% Mar 20
46% Feb
5
100
series
Avco
7
Babcock
22
14% Jan
24
2
36% Feb
Babbitt
7
Mar 18
106% Feb
88 %
15%
2%
4
94% Mar
9
88
Jan
3
18 % Oct
23
33% Feb
1
26% Jan
16
30
Oct
29
48% Feb
19
46% Jan
2
51% Jan
7
9% Oct
19
22% Feb
21
12
3
17% Jan
29
4%
&
Co
Amer_2.50
Gas
46% Feb
25
22
15 Va Jan
29
22
Dec
21
37
Jan
2
'18% May 29
36% Oct 24
29% Jun
27
96% Mar 28
17% Oct
24
62% Jun
14
54% Nov
16
11% Jun
28
31% Jun
5
29% Sep
11% Oct
27
36% Mar 20
45% Jan
9
26
31 % Apr
26
11
22% Mar
61
Feb
26
4i %
Apr
3o
.47 % Jan
10
52% Jan
29
35% Apr
45% Apr
5
41% Jan
29
101% Oct
100
2
29% Mar 21
152% Jan
2
Feb
19
95
22% Jan 22
35
.14% Apr 16
Jan
16% Jan
12% Jan
8
15% Jan
20% Jan
18
13% Jan
21% Apr 22
3
25% May
26
24
19% Feb
24
50% Jan
4
7% Jun
25
12% Feb
14
Sep
27
75% Jan
31
34 y4 Jun
25
55% Mar 15
54 % May 28
128 % Mar 23
20
35
3
21% Mar 28
9
Jan
2
11
15
1% Jan
2
17% Apr
30% Feb
53% May
17
1%
Feb
1
3
19% Apr
24
27% Oct
26
27
35% Jan
15
22% Oct
24
47% Mar 15
26% Jan
2
22
43% Jan
28% Jan
2
34% Apr
34% Apr
8
27% Oct
140% July 24
152% Apr
16% Jim
15
Feb
24
27% Mar 14
87% Nov 12
79% Jan
3
40% Jun
25
64
.22% Oct
31
39% Jan
Oct
31
26% Feb
9% Oct
24
20
5
3
153
Jan
4
20% Jan
3
16
&
Howell
5%
,
I
Best
29
&
Co
1%
Black
2
26% Mar
6
33% Apr
16
21% Jan
2
26% Apr
15
Decker
2
12% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
16% Apr
27% Jan
23
7
1
3 5'/a Mar 26
40% Feb
4
37% Apr
21% Jan
5
30% Jan
35% Feb
18
18
20
25
Bond Stores
25
19%
Jun
41% Jun
25
25
28% Mar 12
70
Jan
2
34% Oct
24
48% Jan
Jan
15
84% May 24
9% Oct
22
22% Jan
2
29% May 29
36% Dec
21
79
2% July
.
4% Jun
85
.
3
19
10% Mar
4
13% May
1
35% Jan
2
39% May
2
Bobbie Brooks Inc
Boeing
5% Feb
14
2
9% Feb
27
7
12
34% Apr 11
12% May
2
10 % Mar 18
23
8% Mar 13
4% Feb
24
39% Nov 26
.37% Jan
3
15
99% Feb
85% Jan
30
2
13
4
90% Dec
13
43% Apr
23
4
Jun
27
Apr
25
6% Jan
Jun
26
99% Feb
26
85% Jan
13 % Oct
24
52% Jan
2
15
22
61% Jan
25
57
23
25
14
5%
Brach
J)
(E
Braniff
Airways
19
Jan
Jan
21
93% Jan
10
20% Jan
8
•67% Apr
18
2
17% Apr
9% May 29
15% Feb
8
11% Jan
2
15
Dec
84 Vz Oct
4
79 % Jan
2
28
14% Jan
29 % May
% Apr
Jan
Jan
17
9% Jan
2
12% Jan
18% Jun
25
26% Dec
14
25% Jan
2
34% May
B0
Jan
70
Apr
9
B4
Jan
23
11% Jun
27
24% Jan
24% Oct
24
55
5
53% Mar 26
88
Dec
13
78
Dec
10
93%
40
37%
37%
*37
37%
37%
37%
1,000
50
*493%
50
493%
500
1,200
37
37
36%
37
49
49
49%
49%
*49%
240
14%
14%
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14%
14%
15% V, /
15%
15%
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50%
15%
83%
84%
84%
84%
843/4
85 / ■:
85%
85%
86
92
6,100
11
11'/a
10%
10%
10%
3,400
45%
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44¥4
11%
11%
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45%
11
11
11
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45'%
44%
44%
12%
13
13
13
12%
12%
13
13
12%
13
3,800
38
38
38
38%
38
38%
37%
373/4
37%
37%
2,200
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29%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
25%
41%
25%.
25%
26%
26%
26%
43%
41%
42
42
42%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%.
38%
46%
46%
50
45%
103
102
*102
23%
23%
23%
83
84%
84
62%
62
*60%
45%
46%
103
*102
46%
20
30%
30%
30%
30%
7,900
26%
26%
26%
263/4
18,100
42%
'
43
42%
4 2 3/4
38 3/s
46
.
103
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38%
38
46%
4,200
38%
46 %
46%
103
103
3,000
•
5,000
103
20
23%
24
24
24%
24%
243/a
14,000
86%
•
233/4
863/4
88%
86%
87%
863%
87%
26,000
*61
62
63%
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63%
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63%
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14%
9,000
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
35
34%
34%
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35%
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35%
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35%
30
41%
143/4
35,700
•
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
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183/4
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20%
20%
20 3/4
20%
21
20%
21%
20%
21%
12,400
22%
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22%
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223/4
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23%
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243/8
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12,300
19
600
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11
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11
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11
10%
103/4
22,500
52%
53%
53
53%
53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
14,200
1
57%
58
57%
58
57%
57%
56%
56%
16,000
52%
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2 pesos
52%
52%
1%
■
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52%
53%
123%
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125
1%
•
123%
123 %
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53
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56%
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125
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53
500
124%
124%
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18%
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18
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18
33
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
33
33
33%
2,400
33
32%
33
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,900
76,700
8
31%
100
155%
155%
155%
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common
26%
26%
26 %
26%
89%
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1951_____100
32
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31%
V
31%
31%
31%
31%
156%
156%
157%
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157%
800
26%
26%
26
26%
25%
26%
8,700
89%
*88%
89%
89%
89%
*89%
31
*156%
'57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
58
31%-
32%
32
32%
30%
31%
30%
31%
2Z50
25%
25%
25%
•25%
25%
26
25%
3,800
x31 %
31%
156
50c
25%
91
10
57%
57%
1,400
31
:
31%
12,900
26
V
oar
26%
2,000
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
12,100
25
_50c
No
18%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
10,200
37%
37
37%
36%
37
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
CorpZZZZs
33%
34
34%
34%
34%.
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
20
Inc.-_.lZ25
Club
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
*22 %
22%
1,000
62%
62%
62%
62%
62 '/a
63%
63%
62%
63%
20,000
45%
45%
45%
.45%
45%
63%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
26,100
85%
*85%
86%
*85%
common
.
5
;
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86
*84
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<
'
85 %
86
12%
13%
13
39%
38%
39%
1,400
.
86%
80
13%
13%
38%
46,700
5,600
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
33,400
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
10,300
15
22
3
23
13% May 21
23
3234 Jan
2
May 29
7% Jan
Sep 25
12% Mar 28
18% Feb
Brown
Shoe
Co
_
,
...
Bullock's
Bulova
Burlington
California
27% Feb
15
21% Jan
11
91% Jan
27
52% Jan
3
14
12
Mar
9
28
26
Jan
16
see page
50
2
,
243/8 May
4
94(
Apr
17
55
Apr
25
3
5
5
6,700
90,800
5
•3,800
440
90 3/4
1,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
212,200
64
65
28%
29%
64%
64%
'■65
28%
28%
29
64
.
64%
64
64%
*32%
17
6,200
*90
17%
17
17%
13%,
133/a
13%
85
84%
84%
*32%
33
32%
323/4
*32%
33
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
63%
63%
63%
17%
13%
85
17%
*32%
28%
2,100
32%
29%
29%
17%
17%
17%
32,700
17%
10,800
13%
13 %
13%
14,100
86%
*85%
86%
33
23
*33
33%
200
15%
16%
16%
19,700
63
13%
85
32%
28%
63
13%
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r
15%
200
63%
6234
5
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,300
.1
34%
343s
x33 %
34
33%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
58,600
100
*87%
88 %
*86%
88%
*86%
88%
*86%
88%
*86%
88%
100
*76
78%
*75%
78%
*75%.
76
*75%
*75%
78
*94
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
153/4
2.600
5
29 %
29 %
29 %
29 %
29 Va
29 %
29
29%
29%
29%
39,800
1
*19%
20%
*19 %
*19%
1934
193/4
19%
19%
19%
400
.3%
9-%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
1,500
Inc
com.
i
5
*63,
1
Co
(A M)
Financial Corp
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Co__J
Corp
common
conv. preferred
Southern Ry Co__
Jan
3
26
1034 May
3
Canadian
Breweries
22% Jan
2
28% May
2
Canadian
Pacific
Canada
41%
113
90%
preference—-.100
second
Soup
41
*112
90%
13%
___
Industries
Dry
41%
113
90%
*83%
Inc.!
Ry
Ltd
20
9%
*9
*63
63%
900
95%
38,600
9%
9%
9%
9%
8%
9%
9%
9%
24'/a
24%
24%
25%
24%
25'/a
26'/a
25%
263a
5%
5%
5 %
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53a
5%
.5
11 %
11%
11
%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
8,400
1
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
7,000
94
943-4
94%
95%
93 %
94%
94
9534
94%
95%
7,800
22%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24
2 4'/a
24
243a
15,500
93
93
*93
93%
93
93
*54
55
*54
*54
55
1
2.50
1
Hecla Inp
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
$4.25
113
90%
1
Calumet &
'
41%
41%
113
.
90%
10
Corp
Burroughs
Corp
Canada
41%
X113
9,900
11,300
90
5
preferred
3%%
preferred.
Campbell
41%
113%
92%
No par
4%
Callahan
V
273/4
1
____5
Co
Terminal
*64
'
41
*113%
*90%
..No par
.
9% Feb
25.
16
Al
Inc
Watch
California
93% Dec
15%
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
11
12
90%
common
24
24
Jun
class
preferred
11% Apr
27% Jan
18% Oct
48 Va Nov
Co
41%
113%
90%
'.
Corp
:
Buckeye Pipe Line Co__
When issued______
$5
41 %
113%
15
No par
No par
Inc
Brunswick
Jan "
85% Jan
4%
Brooklyn Union Gas common.__.100
5.50%
preferred series A
..100
Byers Co
28
5
92
9
107 % Jan
4%
*90%
10% Jan
17
5
.92%
Mar 27
92% Apr
5
12%
*90%
Bush
122% Mar 27
5%
500
11%
92%
2
5
■'
5
,.
*90%
18
Feb
12%
92%
Jan
16
12%
800
9
*90%
preferred,
Feb
2
12%
5%
323/8
__100
3%%
21
12% Jan
11%
8%
32
433/4
34
17% July 18
11%
5%
9
96
2
29
11%
4%
94%
18% Mar 19
133/8 Jan
11%
*8%
43%
28
15
11%
3 50
Corp
Burndy
11% Apr
32%
4%
8%
96%
17
8
32
4%
43%
16% Jan
6% Mar 11
32%
95%
4 % %
3
32
42%
9
2
32%
42%
26
24
32
97
Jan
4% Jan
32%
41%
Apr
8
-32%
No par
-.2.50
96%
88
23% Apr
8%
41%
94
■;
4%
8%
98
7
3
4%
8%
•
40%
30
9
4%
9%
*4%
100
■96%
Jan
Jan
5%
,.*8%
par'
43%
13% Mar 15
26
7% Oct
101'%
*92%
35%
97%
90% Jan
85
16% Mar 12
footnotes,
101'%
93%
101
41%
13
93% Dec
20% Oct
For
%
*92%
20%
Co
37
2
19% Sep
101 %
92%
96%
Bucyrus-Erie
16% May
3
63% Apr 24
29
8
101%
92%
1
Budd
7
15% Jan
May 28
101%
93%
14%
common
16
2
24
76
35%
102%
*92%
93%
32%
Brass
Stratton
24
10% Jan
9% Oct
10
34%
102 %
102
1
Corp
28% Jan
61% Jan
4
34%
41%
Manufacturing" Co
&
Buckingham
8
18% Mar
26
26
1
21
31
Jun
8 % Oct
12%
35%
3
87 % Mar 27
Jan
12%
35 %
l
-
14
24
12%
35%
15
Inc.:.
19
28
17% May 29
12%
41%
& Sons
Apr
21% Feb
18
7,400
8,300
12%
35%
"'
Bristol-Myers Co
30% Nov
41% Feb
5
4%
4%
-
14%
,
Briggs
Briggs
22
26
4%
1
preferred
30
12% May 29
8% Oct
5
40%
Boston & Maine RR common.No
25
114
Jan
44
2.500
12,600
Borman Food Stores Inc___._____._i
Boston Edison Co
10
91
-
May
45% Jun
27% Oct
14,300
7%
12%
101%
Co — ____________.____7.50
Jan
47
111% Jan
70
31
18%
xl
35%
*92%
5
&
98% Apr
36 % Jan
109
79
18%
15%
Inc _!
42% Apr
87% Jan
May 29
Oct
18
41%
.1
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
13
116
18%
24,400
..100
of
Book-of-the-Month
Borden
17%
14%
_1
Co
18%
'
2
Dec
30
87% Feb
5% Jan
30% Feb
11% Feb
83% Jan
45% May
8
11
3% Jan
35
60% Jun
3
6
25
26% Oct
63% May
22
25
3% Oct
9
9% Jan
Jun
7%
23% Jan
Mar 18
Jan
Feb
4% Feb
9
28
14
41% Jan
3
25% Oct
.
21% Feb
57
4
Mar 14
17%
130.600
40%
Mfg Co
Bohn Aluminum
5
29
Sep
27%
,___lo
18% May
Jan
27%
15
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
56% Feb
16
27%
40%
Blaw-Knox Co
7
24% Dec
26
29,400
14%
~
58% Mar 28
14
14%
40%
common
8
24
Oct
14%
ZZZZZ 1
ZZZZ_ZZZZZ40c
Inc
series
35% May 29
18
14%
No par
Corp
51% Jan
&
14%
27%
14%
;
90
Mar i9
14%
27%
40%
common
Co
Steel
pfd
14%
27
14%
Corp
Inc
preferred
4%%
100
14%
2714
12%/i
__-50
Bigelow-Sanford
25
5,400
14%
26%
40%
preferred
86% Mar 27
Feb
2,600
36%
5
Gypsum
Bethlehem
17
26
*34%
12% <
Z.Z
Benguet Consolidated Inc.
Berman Leasing Co
Bestwall
17
25%
36
1
,
Finance Co
conv
17%
25%
__5
~
_
preferred
$4.50
25%
*34%
13
.
14%
Corp
Beneficial
"17
36
Z.ZZZZZ2
Co
Intercontinental
Bendix
17%
26%
*34%
18%
*34%
Corp..
2.
Gossett Co
&
Bell
17%
25%
36%
14%
1
Corp
Bell
17%
26%
26%
•
ZZZZBo
_
Savers
17%
25%
*35
820
12%
100
__Z
Petroleum
21,100
35
1
pfd
RR
Life
Bell
159 % Mar 25
26% Apr
Creek
Belco
19
6
S)
Belding-Heminway
24
Apr
(A
Beech-Nut
7
124% May
/,
Beech
3
Jan
60
51% Feb 28
1
114% Mar
-■
30
59% Jan
50% Mar 22
49% Jan
Jan
41 Va May
Shoe
_
29
18% Apr 26
,
ZZZZZ2
Corp
4%%
Beech Aircraft
Corp
8
9
11% Oct
42
Beck
26,900
2%
43%
100
.
Beckman Instruments Inc
15
8
17
15% Oct
1% Feb
66
17
2
16% Jun
2
26
15%
2%
11%
No par
—:___.
preferred
Beaunit
15%
2%
54%
par
3
24% May
115% Jan 14
*88%
15%
2%
43/4
(James B) Distilling Co___J_2
Beatrice Foods Co com
No
4%%
89%
15%
2%
113/a
,-_ZI~l0
ZZZZ.l
Beam
7
10
22% Feb
15
6
103% Mar
88%
15%
2%
53%
.No par
__
Inc
89%
15%
2%
4%
.13'
Corp
com
common
Cigars
89%
15%
2%
11%
Inc.Z.ZZZZZZ.l
Bayuk
49% Mar 14
.
34% Jan
24
l'/a Jan
3
1
33 % Apr
14% May 29
49% July 16
18
Jan
82% Apr
60
Apr
26% May
6
20% Mar
26
108 Va Jun
21
34% Jan
Apr
36% Dec
48
Jan
88%
15%
54%
5%
convertible preference.
50
Basic Products
Corp _________Z__i
Bath Iron Works
Corp
10
Bausch & Lomb Inc
ZZZZZZZZ10
Baxter Laboratories
7
12% Apr
88%
54%
89%
4%
Basic.Inc
39% Jan
4
54%
11%
24
19
54'%
53%
12% Feb 25
30
30,400
54%
11%
92
Jan
54
8,100
54%
2
59
2,100
11%
2
52% Apr
23% Jan
51 %
9,700
54
Jan
13
120
51%
"
11%
Jan
22
91%
54%
10%
Oct
11
47
91%
11%
71
12'/4 Nov
11
46%
92%
53%
5
36
11
46%
92%
54%
8
38% Dec
10%
46%
93
11%
85% Mar
Corp
11
46%
4%
20% Jan
Barber Oil
10%
46
*91%
11%
25
_
5,800
50,100
54 Va
preferred.lOo
Corp
1
Aroostook
29%
2%
1814
I—1
non-cumulative
63
1
_
Elec
63
28%
9
...
&
63
29
15%
26%
Co.
28%
9,700
11,500
88%
14%
___i
Wilcox
63
29
3
51%
53%
36
5c
63%
28%
3
50%
54
26%
24
3
21,300
30
3
50%
52%
36
Jun
May
301/4
3
50%
-
51%
26
8 % Oct
60
30 %
30
52%
No par
of
X52
17%
Tools Inc.
&
29"%
110
52
No par
common.
(B T) Inc
Bangor
8,000
52
17
4%%
preferred series B_____ioo
4% preferred series C___
lioo
Baltimore & Ohio
common.___._l00
1
92% May
37% Apr 22
29%
52 y4
_20
_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
6
85 % Jan
1,100
29'/4
62%
11
1
...
Baltimore
18%
29%
29%
92%
100
,T;
29%
46%
1
Canteen
Baker Oil
18%
29%
63 y4
10%
54%
Avnet Electronics Corp....
25
Jan
660
30%
3
91%
53 %
preferred
Corp
5"% Jan
U'/8
19
51
46%
lo
prior pref ($1.20)
14
1,700
11'/a
19
2%
93
52%
common
B
Nichols
Conv
40
*11
50%
46%
52 %
common
Automatic
9,600
39%
18%
30
3
•10%
46
*91 %
No par
preferred
Austin
Mar 18
1
Jan
Refining
55 Va Apr
5
% Mar 26
12% May
32% Jan
19% Apr 19
37'% Mar 28
104'% Mar
Mar
27% Mar 21
82%
91%
11%
18%
29%
2%
100
Coast Line RR
29%
3
10%
•
4%
com
29%
3
10
_
S3.75
18
13
27Va Jun
62%
29
Co
Chemical Industries
28% Feb
96% Jun
63 y4
28%
Investment
Corp
iq% May 29
25
62
*11
4,600
llOSi
Atlas
8
11% Jan
30%
*110!4
Atlas
11
29%
110%
25
5
29%
*110JJ
26
9
29%
100
2% Feb
Mar 20
18%
called
17% Feb
8% Mar 12
11%
*18%
50%
2
17% Apr
*11%
18%
49%
li
20
11%
18%
50%
19
4
17
11%
*11
29%
2% Jan
28
58% Feb
39%
49%
86% Apr
14% Jan
17% Jan
May 29
39%
1
5
16
13% Apr
4% May 29
*90%
Brewing Co
1
Dry Goods Corp com_50c
City Electric Co
preferred
Atlantic
25% Jan
10
90%
2.50
23
2
7
37'% Jun 26
82%
Inc..
56% Apr 16
89% Mar 14
*
2
25
82'/4
88% %
39%
90 »/4
39%
5
.Atlantic
Atlantic
18
Jun
83%
88%
39%
48% Jan
31% Jan
24
82%
90%
39%
2
27% Dec
9% Oct
83%
*88%
39%
82%
2.50
preferred
54% Mar 18
11,900
X83%
89%
39 %
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred__lo
21
46
45%.
81%
83%
89y2
Corp
Industries
4%
31,300
1
Co
24
20% Dec
15s
July 23
21
Rubber
11
4
54%
46%
29%, Apr
28
53%
54
46 %
2
Apr
53%
46%
53%
46%
Associates
94
21,400
52%
45%
54%
45%
15
10
40%
31
46%
Ashland Oil & Refining
Mar 18
30%
455.3
Jan
.
31
30%
53%
May J
No par
preferred
5.25%
40%
30%
40%
31%
40%
31%
.
Constable
Arvin
Shares
40%
31
40%
31%
54ya
2
Jan
46 % Jan
15
5
$3.75
Armstrong
the Week
May 8
31 %
Armstrong Cork Co common.-"—*.1
Mar 12
Friday
May 2
40 y2
40%
53%
April 30
Sales for
Thursday
5
Co
Corp
Aro Corp
47 % Jun
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
lo
No par
Public Service
Steel
Tuesday
April 29
40%
40%
_2.50
Archer-Daniels-Midland
40
Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
1.80
1.66%
.No par
,
*93
23 %
93%
•*93
'93%
8%
25
'
93a
55
'
/
1
.
100
53%
53%
54
55
:No par
10'/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%-
25%
25%
25%
26
2 6'/a
26%
26%
28%
27 %
28%
24,800
5,400
•
180
210
10%
__25
\
7,500
-
66,200
.
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1848)
.
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
.
'
<y
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
:
Mar 16
56
37 % Oct 24
Oct 25
9
Jun
13
96
Jan
8
103
Nov
45 % Jun
25
64
Dec
27
28
45% Mar 14
44% Feb
3
49% Sep
36% Jan
2
45% Jan
18% Nov
79
143/4 Nov
'
17
July
'
69%
69%
693/4
36
36
385/a
38%
39%
10,400
413/4
42%
50% Apr
34% Jan
41%
42 Vb
413/4
50
50%
42%
12,800
50%
*49 3/4
49%
493/4
*49%
1
*32%
33 %
323/4
323/4
*32 J/4
33%
33
33
58 %
57%
581%
57%
58%
57%
57%
Jan
7
34% Mar
38% Jan
16
20% Jan
26% May
10
Mar 22
Dec
19
90
21
Jan
153/4 Jan
2
.22
14
25 Vb
26%
8,600
17%
2,800
400
Foundry Co
of Georgia Ry com
preferred series B
5%
17%
17%
17%
173/a
17%
17%
173^
17%
17%
100
Central
Hudson
Gas & Elec
No par
33%
34
33%
34
33%
33%
Central
Illinois
33 %
3334
49% Apr
33%
33%
Light
7,400
No par
49%
49%
49
49%
493/8
49%
49%
49%
49%
101% May 28
7
102% Apr
263/4 May
2.100
5
983/, Jan
49%
4
1
Central
Illinois
47 % Feb
7
Central
&
Soya Co
Industries Co
22 % Mar 11
25
25
41 % Jan
38% Feb
100
21
Nov
2
22
Jan
22
Central
23
Century
Mar 19
193/4 Feb
6
Certain-teed
20% Mar 20
23% Jan
4
Cessna
33% Jan
44
2
25 % Jan
16
43/4 Mar 13
2
22
May
1
29% May
1
101% Apr 29
26
17
18
Oct
313/4 Apr
11
213/a Jan
2
25% Jan
16
25% Feb
7
18 % Jan
2
22 Vb Feb
1
10% Jan
2
5 % Jan
2
7j/4 Apr
5
15% Jun 25
24
5
45
Mar 29
37
Jan
3
44
44 % May 28
75% Oct
9
60
Jan
4
513/a Jan
2
61% May
98
Jan
11
37
May 29
62
Apr
3
Oct
13% Jan
4
21% Nov
23
22
1
7
100
May
2
2
2
60
May
1
Jan
2
11% Feb
16 % Jan
14
Mar
92
513/4 Jan
9
27 3/8 Feb
19
14% Jan
36% Feb
15
29% Jan
17
24
17% Feb
8
93/a Jan
20
14
2
Feb
8
20 % Apr
2
24
Sep 20
Mar 25
23
5
64% Feb
20
51% Jan
3
363/4 May 3
12 % Apr 24
61% Feb 27
8% Jun
25
22% Feb
7
13 % Jan
2
20% Apr
14% Oct
22
363/a Feb
8
20 3/a Jan
2
31% Apr
19% Oct 24
31% Jan
12
26
3
32 %
14% Nov 30
263/4 Feb
2
18% Jan
19
353/4 May
2
22
22
% Jan
2
May
25 Vs Feb
28
24
25
3
14
Mar 29
Feb
20
15% Jun 25
21
Mar 26
18% Jan
4
13
29
Jan
4
15
Mar 19
18 % Jan
33% Jan
2
12% Mar 18
18% Apr
110% Apr
May 28
8% Oct 24
14
75% Dec
20
3'» Jan
2
273/b Apr
25
50% Mar 19
87% July 10
2
101% Jan
s
93
Oct
29
90
107
Dec
14
104
Mar 22
Feb
25
52% Feb
16
27
49% Mar 21
41 % Mar 20
24
Jan
29
463/4 Apr
26
46% Feb
26
6 8 3/a Apr
29
59% Feb
112% Feb
l
8
35% Feb
'97% May 29
1
20% Jan
2
26% Jan
30
243/4 Jan
3
31
Feb
14
5
27
37
Mar 23
8% Dec 31
14
55% Jan
106
Feb
27
38% Jan
9
2
70% Apr
3
18
102
Jan
2
4
114
9
9% Jan
29% Feb
5
39% Apr
373/a Jan
63 % Mar
2
4
3
65% Oct
12
64
Jan
45
6
37% Apr
17
36% Jan
22
'31% Oct
23
57
12
31% May 29
3
134% Jan
49% Nov 30
143
July
3
Apr
37% Feb
42
Mar
140
Jari
11
4
683/4
8
33% Feb
99
11
26
% Apr 15
1043/4 Feb
6
Oct
Jan
Mar 11
8% Jan
4
48% Jan
26
May 29
19% Nov 26
55
81% May
34% Dec
19
Jan
17
673/4 Apr 26
Chrysler
11%
12
25
24%
3,700
12%
12%
12%
2,000
25%
.
25
253/4
33.400
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 5/8
13.000
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
22
22 %
21%
22%
11.300
4%
4
4%
4%
14.100
423/b
3,500
13,700
3%
4%
3%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
44
28%
29%
29
29 3/s
29%
29%
101 %
*100
101
series
Cotton
4
4
43
42
29%
29%
29 %
29%
,.
102 Va
100
*99%
100%
*9934
100 Va
39%
39%
38%
393/4
39
39%
39V4
39%
39%
39%
15,700
31
31%
31
31 %
31%
31%
311/4
31%
31
313/a
21,000
22%
22%
22%
23
22 Va
22%
22 Vb
22%
22%
22%
2,200
21
VB
21 %
21%
21%
21 VB
21 %
21%
213/i
21%
21%
9,100
6%
7 Va
6%
7%
6%
7%
634
6%
7%
6,300
41 %
x41 %
*41%
42%
*41%
*41%
42%
1.000
613/4
29,200
41
59%
*95
60
59%
102
*96
42
60 Va
60%
102
*96
100
61
42 %
61
100
7
100
58%
59%
59%
59%
60
59%
*973/4
60
10%
par
613/a
61%
100
59
10 %
10%
10%
103/b
10%
10%
11
17V4
17 %
20
20
19%
20
19%
20
19%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
*17
20
17%
17%
58%
,
20%
100
59%
*17%
11.000
11
20
•
900
320
20
20%
7.300
36%
36 Va
*
105
*10%
17%
17%
160
363/4
5,400
10,900
par
11%
12 %
12%
12
12%
11%
12%
12%
12 Va
583/4
58%
59
58%
58%
58 34
59
59
59
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
191/8
1934
19%
193/4
5.100
100
30%
31
30%
313/a
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
31
6,700
:___8
31%
32
223/a
A
12
*58%
31%
32
31%
32
No par
22%
23
22%
223/4
No par
*24%
25
24
24%
20
Oil
.
31%
32
23%
23 Va
24%
25
24%
25
20
20
20
20%
600
15%
15%
15%
15%
13,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
16.200
105 3a
1061/4
103%
106%
132,200
53%
52%
53%
46.600
5
*193/4
20
20
20
25c
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
1
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
16
..25
Corp
103%
104%
513/4
52%
;
Industries
*193/4'
104
52%
105%
53 Va
53%
56
'
106%
53
1053/4
700
*24
12.50
O Nuts
x42 %
4
100
issued
When
Mar 27
$4.40
52 7
a
31%
32%
12,000
24
243/a
37.300
*24
25%
220
conv
preferred
Equipment
Cleveland-Cliffs
Cleveland
$4.50
10
$3.50
2
32% Feb
20
Collins
22 % Jan
15
Colonial
Colorado
14
8% Jan
51
Mar 19
453/a Dec
7
31% May 28
Oct
24
30% Apr
18
14
Jun
25
31
Jan
17
791/2 Jan
26
May 29
4
72% Mar 16
20 % May 29
34
Jun 27
31% Feb
55 % Jan
25
16
5
37% Mar 23
May 29
453/4 Jan
25
2
2
10% Apr
16
3
39
19
Jan
7
5IV4 May
42% Jan
7
26% Jan
2
56% Apr
29% Apr
22 % Jan
8
29
May
771/4 Jan
2
83
Feb
8
67
2
74
Feb
25
107% Oct
113% Mar 30
25
491/2 Jan
2
25% Jun
27
39
2
21% Oct
24
36% Mar 16
May 28
Jan
22
65% Apr
45% Feb
20
33% May 29
42 3A Apr
23
943/4 Jan
3
101% Dec
97% Jan
2
1041/2 Nov
89% Jan
3
96
Jun
30
27
7
12
17% Jun 25
28% Mar
92
94V2 Apr
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
15
24
353/4 May 29
July 20
9
1073/4 Dec
3
25
48V4 Jan
2
3
88 % Apr
19
8% Feb
109
21
.
Feb
26
72% Feb 16
12% Jan 29
56
Feb
19
56 % Jan
2
see page
23%
23%
23%
2.400
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,300
8%
8%
3:200
38%
39%
37%
31,400
38 %
37%
38 %
37%
3734
37%
43
43
43%
44
43%
441/2
44
44V4
43%
44
2.700
64%
64 %
643/4
64 %
64%
643i
65
65
65 %
5,300
100 %
100%
100 %
1013/4
101 Vb
101 %
101%
470
67%
*67 VB
67%
*383/4
39%
10
40
403/4
19.100
44%
45
*67
68
stock__50
*38%
38%
*38 %
40%
41%
3.25
43%
45%
gtd
50
433/4
443/8
44
45
*142
142
6,000
143%
143%
35%
353/8
35%
3534
35 %
353/4
36
37,900
923/4
93%
93
93%
933/4
94%
19,400
21%
22%
21%
933/8
213/4
21%
21%
21 %
213/4
21%
4,000
52
51
523/a
52%
53
52%
53 Vs
51%
52%
19,700
81%
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81%
81%
81%
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82
3,5%
30%
35%
.35%
36
10,600
30%
29%
30
32,300
20%
20%
20%
of
common
1
51%
No par
*80%
81%
No par
34%
35%
34%
1
28%
29% '
29%
.30%
IsOc
203/s
20%
20%
203/4
America
Iron
.5
B
9%
38%
♦80%
9%
50
common
series
38%
9%
*38
36
9%
383/4
35%
36%
30 %
30%
20
203/4
9%
*38
,
143%
•
*142
21%
143%
50
40
203/4
28.300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
17,800
38%
38%
38%
*37%
38%
400
Ry—
1st
51%
240
48,800
22.000
2734
28%
27%
28 »/4
41.700
1
24
18
4
System
Columbia Pictures
$4.25
10
5
*79%
Commercial
41/2%
Credit
Co
of
N
Y
463% Jan
25
91
26
5% Jan 29
17% Jan
20
Feb
18
58 3/4 Jan
643/4 Feb
15
2
41 % Jan
60% Mar 27
47% Apr 15"
49% May
2
27%
27%
273/8
27%
213 a
27%
27%
27%
7.400
Laundries
463'8
463/4
46 34
46%
108%
109%
109%
23 V4
23%
23%
23%
23 i/e
233/8
23'A
24
11.800
48 Vb
48%
48%
483/4
48 3/a
48%
483b
48%
48%
483/4
21,300
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
12
12 %
12
12
12
9%
9
10%
11300
10%
113/a
30,200
834
8%
83/4
8%
8,700
60 %
603/,
60 %
60%
59%
593/4
60%
60 V4
60 Va
60%
4.600
87%
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86%
86%
863/4
86 Vs
86%
85%
86 34,
17.800
106%
1063/a
106%
106%
106%
107
106%
107'/4
106%
107V4
2,900
110%
111V4
1113/4
111%
111
111%
111%
30%
30
301/2
30%
303/4
5.200
41
411/4
42
41%
41%
24,800
Corp______5
25%
25Vz
261/4
26
261/4
26%
26%
263/4
27%
59 %
25%
59%
59%
60
59%
59%
60
61
61 Va
62
13,200
44
45
43%
44%
42%
441/4
43
43V4
43%
433/4
25,800
44
19,300
_io
1
No par
44
100
No par
No par
.No par
com
5
No par
common.
lo
No par
.
44%
100%
44
100
100 Vb
101'/4
103
103
103
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96
44V4-
28%
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9%
'
46%
28%
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28%
96
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96
108 %
109 %
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44 %
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10%
9%
4$%
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■
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5
19 %
603/4
19 %
61%
1
12%
12%
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59%
45%
45
10%
47
110
443/a
893/4
4%
20
433/4
44%
43%
100
*102%
44%
433/4
101
101 %
760
103
103
360
94%
94%
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27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
96
94
94%
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471/4
109
44%
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.
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2,400
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96
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96
40
28%
15,900
96
10%
100
104,300
4734
'48 3/a
109
108 %
108%
108%
1083/4
160
45
44%
44%
44%
443/4
87,900
483/4'
8934
4%
19%
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4%
*19
893/4
48
*88
48%
5,100
893/4
4%
43/8
19%
*18 3/4
19%
100
60%
60%
31,600
123/4
13
37,800
593/4
60
16,300
44%
45
47%
48%
60%
60%
603/4
60%
61
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
59%
59%
59%
60
59 %
59%
45%
'
;
£.300
1001/2
60%
45%
44%
4%
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60
7
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43%
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25
Delaware
100
102%
102% 102%
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96
com__2
Continental Motors
of
10 Vs
12
9%
40
com
Corp
Corp.....
103/8
11%
83/4
30%
preferred
Insurance.:
Oil
10Vc
12%
9%
111%
convertible
Steel
400
40
Continental Copper & Steel
Data
6,400
301/4
...
Continental
46%
1093/4
111%
preferred
.100
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Baking Co common:
5
Continental
46%
*109
87
100
4%
Control
46%
109
29 %
preferred
Container Corp of America
$5
46%
109
39
$4.16
Continental
109
111%
;
preferred
Continental Can Inc
$3.75 preferred
9%
1
Co
preferred
$5.50
463/8
30
18
87% Jan
28
46%
39%
105
1
27%
29%
Consolidation
29
2.500
1
39 %
25
42% Mar 29
70
5
Apr
453/4 Apr
102 % Jan
28% Apr 24
94V2 Apr 24
10% May
1
70
'
1.33%
45
$4.52
200
69%
l
Corp
2
4
82
69 V8
com__No par
i
No par
35 % Jan
Mar 25
*80
70
*81
108%
conv
pref series A
Electronics Industries
Coal
81
69 3/8
81
24 Vb
4.12%
Consumers Power Co
$4.50 preferred
81
70%
_io
Consolidated
9
28%
82
70
No par
preferred
Foods
28V4
81%
703/4
'
23 %
Cigar Corp
Edison
29
*80
70%
*1081/2
Publishing Co
Consolidated
52
12.50
Co
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
17
28%
*51
l
Solvents
Commonwealth
Edison
Nast
28%
51%
100
Commercial
Conde
49%
5
common___5
preferred
conv
48%
27%
No par
common
preferred
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
Combustion Engineering-In-c
Consolidated Natural Gas
% Jan
433/4
143%
21
53
43%
50
29%
13
13 V8 May
40
92%
29% Feb 27
'
40%
34%
64V4 Feb
1Q% Jan
39%
92%
3
4% Jan
40%
39%
41 "'-A
543/4
$5
Feb
*38 3i
34%
2
4
383/4
54V4
Consol
483/4 May
383/4
5114
25
109 % Apr
383/4
•
92%
563/4 Jan
.
*67
34%
Southern
Consolidated
2
67%
29%
Consol
5
*67 Vb
54%
1
Jan
102
40%
142
67
102
29%
2
433/4 Apr
*141
67
102
54
Feb
106
81/2
29%
May
2
81/2
541/4
35
18
8%
293/4
42
23
8%
293/B
6
Jan
8%
53%
id
6% Jan
83/4
64%
_i
241/2 Jan
94
8%
38
51%
15
Jan
83/4
55%
36 V2 Mar
footnotes,
23V4
29
29%
27'/2 Apr
33% Feb
13
Dec 24
Oct 25
23%
28%
50 3/8
Jan
93
2.800
23
54%
115% Feb
3
38,100
2934
28
941/2 Jap
23% Jan
"
...No par
N Y
1
noncumulative
Feb
4OV2 Mar
4
98% Apr 15
1021/4 Apr 23
26.900
67%
113%
55Vs
10% Apr 29
13% Feb
7
109
67%
113%
29%
19
81% Jan
105 J/4 Apr
673/4
113%
55
14
Apr
89% Feb
67 %
113%
481/4
29
Vb
673/4
113%
29%
503a Feb
j.
42%
673/8
113%
Inc
27% Jan
6
42%
67 3/a
1133/8
pfd
100
System_2.50
III1/4 Feb
121/4 Feb
423/4
2.600
Gas
21
May
42 3'8
45%
Columbia
Mar 20
2
423/4
730
106
25
1053/i Jan
22
42%
45%
Producing_33 %c
preferred
&
43
*105
45'/2
Broadcasting
28% Apr
483/4 Feb
441/4 Jan
4%
67
113%
45'/2
.
Columbia
3
8% May
491/2 Jan
83% Dec
May 29
May 29
3
&
42 Vb
683/a
113 VB
45%
23
100
of
Fuel
423/4.
66%
106
19
443/8 Jan
10 %
13
Apr
50V2 Dec
651/4 May 28
Jan
24% Mar 19
8% Jan
153/8 Feb
3
25
5%%
Colorado
41
ll7/a Jan
.11% Oct 24
Apr
423/8
113 %
45%
29
Co
Corp
106
453/4
2234
preferred
Aikman
Corp
Radio
*1043/4
453/4
28%
common
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Collins
*104%
^104 3/4
46%.
22%
preferred
Coastal States Gas
4
106
45%
5)51/4
common.15
4%
Peabody & Co
15
2.600
93 %
1
guaranteed
Bottling Co
84"% Mar
28 Va
93%
29
Corporation
36% Apr
28
94
223/4
preferred
Coca-Cola
533/8 Apr
28 VB
92%
56>/4
28%
Co
Ilium
24
5
5,000
28
92%
No par
Iron
2
17
55%
28'/4
913/4
5
Co
21
55%
28
92
10
Coca-Cola
21
55%
28V4
5
May 3
95% Apr 23
Jan
56%
28%
91
.No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
1%
55%
28%
91
*104% T06
No par
Co
Electric
Special
55%
28%
100
Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
Clark
553/4
91
8.50
3
36
com_8.5o
issued
Clevite
28
Electric
City
Cluett
Feb
&
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
lo
C I T Financial
Corp
No par
Cities Service Co common
1
_io
8
144
Gas
preferred
43/4% preferred
8
1
32% Jan
22
May 29
May 29
11%
24
par
pfd
non-cum
4%
47% Jan
1
413/oJan
48 % Jan
9
May 29
113/4
24%
14%
100
2
Corp
When
29%
11%
23%
22
50
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
Full
29 %
11%
1
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chock
29%
24
1
40
20
173/4 Jan
30
Jun 25
29%
Chicago & North Westn com.No
383/4 May.
433/8 Apr
12
80
Apr
31% Apr
223/4 Jan
41 % Jan
~7% Oct~22
Jun
29%
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No
1118% Mar. 15
19% May 29
18% Jun 27
Oct
29 V4
Inc
20 3/a Jan
273/a Jan
75% Jan
Jun
29%
23%
preferred
84% Jan
IO33/4 Jan
323/4 May 29
41
29%
29%
*11%
Corp..,
283/4 Feb
70
69
29
No par
preferred
Cincinnati
106% Mar 19
36% Mar 20
32
'58% Jan
18.900
Class A
Chris-Craft
94
27
27% Jun
Jun
11,000
433/4
>
36% May 29
*96% Jan
26
43
Chicago Great Western Ry com__lo
56% Apr 30
28% Apr 29
29
49% Jan
23
30
101%
253/4
44
Chicago & East 111 RR com.lNo
Chickasha
*100
26%
43%
l
convertible
preferred
102%
26V4
43%
10
A
*102
26%
43 %
Inc___
Chesebrough-Pond's
5%
101
253/4
44
Co
series
101
25%
43%
Checker Motors Corp
.1.25
Chemetron Corp
1
Chemway Corp
.1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
5%
102
25%
43%
Champion Papers Inc com
.No par
$4.50
preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.
1
5%
*100
25%
43%
Co
Gotham
Belt
3%7e
102
25%
2.50
No par
Products
Aircraft
Chadbourn
Chain
101
No par
Corp
Corp
15
22
55 % Apr 22
>
513/4 Apr
20 3/4 Mar 19
Service
West
5
Cerro
3% Mar 11
100
Pub
South
3
.
com
preferred
143/4 Jan
32
39% Apr
24
4% %
253/4 May
343/4 Jan
For
27
35% Mar 19
2
16
26%
7
12
47%
8%
43%
35 y8
27%
2
29 % Feb
Jan
27
Jan
96% Jan
4"
27%
33
2
32% Jan
82
27%
50
16
Jun
6,000
27%
'73
21
38
43%
73
27
101
43%
*48
41% Feb
Aug
17
43%
50
31 % Dec
5% Oct
17
43 38
*17
74%
May 29
46
17%
43%
*73
29% May 29
303/B Oct
17
43%
*48
21
Jun
16%
433/4
46% Jan
22% Oct 25
25
17
42%
74%
16
96
*16%
50
49% Feb
103
28%
16%
42%
*73
24
8
2,900
28%
16%
42
26%
*48
30%. Oct
30
1,600
743/4
4
7% Jun
28%
93%
50
31
15% Jun
93%
28%
28%
*73
Jan
35
28%
34,000
1
20
Corp
Sugar Co,
.
"
*48
9% Apr
Dec
28%
93
74%
35
41
28%
93
93
50
24
Nov
92%
1.6C0
44%
142
*73
24
>53
92 Vb
26
44
*141%
*48
Oct
'313/4 Oct
92
26
4434
143
1
33/4 Oct
Jun
26%
44%
♦141V4
36,300
100
14
23%
26%
45
143
38
5
1
:
Instruments
Aguirre
28%
26%
44%
93%
28%
1
25%
*141%
1,380
12,200
37%
3734
No par
2
Jun
5%
Cenco
Central
93
26
44
143
49,600
4
Central
60% Jan
20
Corp common
preferred •_!
;
25%
42 %
*141%
44%
143
9%
76%
Central
16
;
preferred series A_100
conv
25%
43%
37 %•
3,100
3%
2
23
443% Oct
25%
*141%
37%
75
9
Oct
•18% Nov
10
No par
100
2nd
9%
4
14
11
Jun
7%
37
9%
77
4
18% Jan
2
38% Jun
Products Corp
Corp of Amer com
preferred
Celanese
375%
9%
75
4%
77% Jan
27
Jun
Steel
Ceco
93/4
76%
503/4 Jan
22
Nov
37%
3%
3
Feb
48
37%
76
4
2
29
Oct
37%
Tractor
9%
93%
765%
130
200
58
Mar 26
19% Jan
7
No par
Caterpillar
8%
75
57%
333/4
May
11 % Apr
10
3%
8%
51
*323/4
48
2
13% Nov
31/2
74%'
•"49
73
4
223/4 Sep
3%
50%
9
2
Jan
6
8%
74%
41%
51
19
Jan
33
Oct
1
7
Celotex
28% Mar 26
58
100
24
18
233/4 Apr
32
1
Co common
Apr
173/4 Jan
173/a Oct 23
3% Oct
I)
(J
Corp
Inc
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred
4%%
47% Feb
15% Jan
General
7%
4
2
15
233/4 May 29 /
123/4 Nov 30
Jun
Case
&
Products
Apr
«2
Jan
preferred
Carter
29
2
383/4 Jan
Mar 13
2
4%%
Carriers
94
Jan
28
20
45 % Apr 22
142% Feb 27
36% Mar
133% Ian
9
Apr 26.
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
91
22
1,700
70
52% Mar 30
May 29
30% Jun
29
65% Mar 13
Jan
(
25
Jun
93
69%
35%
Dec
78
363/4 Jan
25% May 28
<
80
69%
35%
69%
51% Nov
20
Aug 23
35
106%
69
22
-
106 %
7,100
35%
9
23%
Jun
44
'68
133/4
69
54
23
Sep 21
114% May 29
14%
107%
41 %
20
68
I33/4
*106%
35%
4% Feb
267/s Feb
14%
107%
41%
10% Feb
20% Mar
13
13%
*106%
♦106%
41%
80% Jan
19 3/4
5,100
14y4
IO71/4
14%
107
68%
Jan
28% May 29
;
10,100
14%
14%
14
107
27
34%
423/a Feb
16% Jun 14
24%
25%
10
3% Jan
91
26
Jun
45
24%
27%
_5
64% Jan
Jan
44%
24%
46%
27%'
No par
4
137% May
45
24%
45%
Carpenter Steel Co
4
44
5
Light
Shares
445%
47
27%
Carrier Corp common
3
29
25
&
-the Week
May 3
42 % Apr
42%s Jan
1
28% Jun
Power
Friday
May 2
May 1
443/4
453/4
39 % Jan
Jan
70
25
124% Jan
Carolina
May
Thursday
46
No par
Ry_100
Ohio
&
Wednesday
April 30
27%
lo
.
Clinchfield
Tuesday
April 29
5
Mfg Co
Carolina
3% Jan
9% Jan
4% May 29
July 2
2Vb Jun 26
44
29% Jun
70
10
29% Jan
Mar 12
77
23
38 % Oct
Feb
(Philip)
Corp
Carlisle
Sales for
Monday
Par
Co
48
28
26% Oct 26
60% Jan
Carey
% Apr
107
Carborundum
33 % Mar 27
36"% Jan
2
8
30% May 29
7
15
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
29% Feb
2
13% Mar
101% Jan
19
26% Jun
2
24% May
11
15 Vb Mar 30
32% Jan
'22
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
'
Highest
49 % Apr
43% Mar
1
451/4
45 y8
45%
45%
451/2
44 %
44%
45
48%
48
49v4
11.500
4%
3,600
61,100
25.
1,.
Volume
197
Number 6261
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
18 Va Oct
24
23
27
Sep
8% Oct
Lowest
34 Va Feb
5
22% Jan
34% Mar 19
27% Jan
15% Feb
lr
18
18% Oct
23
43
12% Jun
25
23% Mar
27% Oct
40
87
27
Dec
90
24
11
Oct
5
Dec
36
Oct
Feb
27
91
21
5% Dec
173Va May
6
87% Jan
4
21% Mar 12
24
y
Feb
21
93/
>Jan
2
12V» May
4% Mar 21
17
24
68% Jan
2
421/4 Jan
83
Dec
27
12
81% Apr
ll i% Apr
5
19 Va Feb
22% Jun
28
26
Mar 13
231/4 Jan
14V4 Apr
2
3sa Apr
281/4 Feb
18
Feb
30
Dtc
18
34% Dec
41
Jun
14
48
37% Aug
91
Sep
8
59%
7
5
44
Jan
2
45
97
Aug
22
86% Jun
27
14% Jun
25
6% Oct
25
15 % Jan
3
70% Jan
29
12% Feb
13
9% May 29"
19% Dec
28
27
46% Apr
58
Apr
24
4
100
Jan
23
103
21 %
Apr' 15
Jan
7
1053% Mar
8
2
21% May
1
2
10
Jan
25
521/4 Jan
3
6^1/4 Apr
11% Apr
29
Cuneo
Mar
4
19'% Jan
3
22 "% Feb
13% Feb
20
6 Va Jan
2
8% Feb
28
27
31% May 29
24
14% Feb
25% Jan
9
19
3
T
39% Feb
7
.12 3^ Feb
2
233% Feb
33% Jan
383% Feb
S4
20
35% Aug 21
26
M'ar 20
78
3
57% Jan
17
673% Apr
Corp__
11
15
Cutler-Hammer
46
Feb
25
5
91
Dec
12
92
Feb
4
7
89 % Apr
13
Jan
3
15% Feb
2
143% Feb
1
Dan
19% May
1
29 % Jan
85% Dec
86
Dec
31
84i% Mar
4
87
81% Aug 20
34% May 28
41 Va Oct
2
87
Dec
13
87% Jan
4
90
51% Apr
57 % Feb
16
45 Vo Feb
20
5
12% Jun
27
20 Va Dec
13
38% Jun 26
55% Feb
15
21%
jun" 15
15% Jun
25
7% May 29
2
27
Jan
31
82
Mar
21
•
4
18% Jan
10% Jan
2
34% Jan
10
31% Jan
24
69
12
46% Jan
3
Oct
24
53j/8 Jan
2
45% Jan
9% Oct
25
27% Jan
22
10% Jan
3
.2
Deere & Co
3
DeSoto
Chemical
29
Detroit
Diamond Alkali
5834 May
3
12% Jan 15
Diamond
Diana
Stores
11 Va Mar
6
14
3
23% Mar 26
18% Jan
8
DiGiorgio
23
40% Feb
23'% May
1
16
Diners'
27% Jan
2
36% May
2-
2
49
25
48% Mar 23
43% Jan
22
21% Jan
3
19
3
May 29
22% Dec
5
26% May
21% Jan
3
bu
23 % Jan
2
16% Jun
25
31% July 18
25% Jan
2
20% Dec
28
24
17% Jun
27
Dec
19
7
37% Jan
Jan
Mar
26
23
4
M'ar 26
16% May 29
24% Apr 24
22% Jan
40
72% Jan
55
Jun
17% Oct
27
24
32
4
Mar
6
20% Jan
5
22
Mar
4
1
29% Apr
Dr.
Feb
8
223% Jan
21% Mar
2
31
6
25% Jan
15
Jan
23
161/4 Jan
2
43
Jun
17% Jan
22
61
May 27
10
11
Oct
29
24
25
Jan
16
53% Apr
13% Jan
6% May 29
13
Feb
26
10 % Jan
164% Jun
27
101% Jun
5
254% M'ar 14
114
24% May 29
Apr 27
97% Apr 27
32 % Mar 22
39
44
81% July 12
Jan
44
5
Jan
2
42% Jan
12
45 % Jan
19
-
Sep
233
7
; Jan
105% Apr 22
84
4
441% Apr
49% Feb
2
11
Mar 27
43 % Apr
47V4 Apr
15
47
26
50% Mar
2
7
48
46
16 % Dec
1
48
Jan
3
*50
17 % Mar
13
153/4 Jan
4
313% Jan
4
203/a Jan
3
273A Jan
23
313/4 May 29
801/2 Jun 22
55% Feb
16
19
Apr
46'A Jan
93% Dec
7
9 »/8 Oct
85
24
2d
Jun
97% Mar
7
21 % Jan
90
243/4 Apr 23
243A Feb 14
60% Mar.14
Jan
4
123/8 Jan
115% Mar 15
98% May
106% Jan
101
July
9
30
May 28
40 3/B Mar 23
52
Jun
25
881/2 Jan
89
Jan
18
94
34% Jan
22
May 29
95
Feb
26
Jun
20
27
33% Nov
101
26
27
Jan
100
Jan
29
Nov
30
37% Nov
30
32'A Jan
18
5
491/2 Jan
2
46V4 Nov
1
22% Jun
27
33% Jan
30
341/4 Sep
24
6'A Jan
2
41
24
63% Mar
26 V2 Jan
5%
2
Feb
21
Jan
2
Jun
25
56'/a Feb
16
50
233/4 Sep
24
38 3A Dec
17
31'A Mar
8
8
Jun
25
16
Jan
5
93A Jan
2
151/a Oct
19
26% Jan
26
17V8 Jan
2
22Va Oct
24
42
13
273/a Jan
7Va Oct
24
15% Mar 16
28 Vs Jun
15
Feb
9
Mar 20
27
14
Mar
2
14% Apr
22
25
Jan
2
2
35% Apr
46% Feb
30
May
7
May 29 ::;i
10'A Oct
46% Mar 14
29
213/4 Feb
7
May 29
4
8% Feb
47% May
11% Jan
14
15
Nov
16
23% Mar 12
31
Jun
14
70% Mar 21
5% May 29
19% May 29
.
37% Jan
Nov
27% Oct
11% Feb
13
32% Jan
2
27
523/4 Feb
21
24
39% Mar
8
41/4 ADr
For
footnotes,
13 Va
323/4
13%
50,600
32%
32%
'/a
32%
12,200'
12%
13Va
12%
/12%
331/4
*32%
10,900
33%
33
33 V'4
32
51%
51%
52%
52
52%
51%
52%
57%
51%
52
57 Va
581/4
57%
57%
11%
57%
58
08
4,c00 '
49 200
2/JOO
900
58 3/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
7,700
■
6,300
11%
2,000
13%
13 %
13'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
21%
22 V»
13%
137 a
21%
22
22 >/4
22%
5,400
231/4
23%
22 7
a
23 30
61,300
34%
363/4
35%
361/4
18.100
33%
33V4
33%
33%
34%
48
47%
47%
47
48
471/8
47a/4
26
No par
No par
34%
47%
47%
26%
47f
a
26
26'/4
25%
2,500
v
26%
26%
26 %
26
29%
263/i
29'% a
23,500
28
29
27%
28%
28
2
_
%
26
1.25
'
%
28%
7,000
26
.
26
25%
26
26
26 Va
"4,200
19%
20
20
20%
20%
20%
8,400
25%
26 Vb
25%
25%
65
65%
65
65%
66
65%
65%
65%
25%
25%
25 3
„
.25%
25-/8
25-%
25 Va
25%
253 a
241/8
24 Va
24:»%
24%
24%
25Va
*25Vs
25%
25 Va
6,300
21,600
10,300
25%
1
253a
5
65%
f
20.900
'
15,700
3.200
—.___l
17:%
U734
17%
17.%
17%
173/4
'17%
17a/4
17%
58 %
177a
58%
58%
59
59%
60 Va
7,800
58 Va
60%
i4%
60%
1
14'%
14 Va
14 Vb
9,200
14'/o
137/s
14
60%
13%
12 VB
12
11%
247
247%
246%
251
251%
254
253
255
'137a
12%
253%
1,800
12
105%
106
106
106
105%
106
105 %
106%
(E I)
5
com
;
'
*14
12 Va
11%
5
85%
32%
32%
50
50
*40% "47'%
.___„50
44%
43
252%
86'%
85%
86
85%
85%
106%
85%
'
32%
33
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
43
43%
*42%
*46'%
11.800
20,100
33
44
*42
443/i
11%
'
86'%
853%'
*42
11%
*46%
44%
43
*42
43
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
451/4
45%
483/4
*48 Va
45
45
47%
46
107
5,100
%
86
9u0
10.300
180
47 Va
45%
45 Vis
050
50
*48
*48%
484
50
*45%
46%.
*45%
46%
46
46
47
47%
48%
49
*48%
4.9 %
*48
49%
49%
49%
*47V2
*48%
48%
—50
5
18%
18 5/B
18 Va
18%
18
18%
177 a
18 VB;
*17%
18'%
1,500
1
11%
12'/4
12
12%
12
123/8
11%
12 Va
12
12-%
50 100
2
25 %
26
26
26 %
26
26
V4
25%
253/4
25%
26%
3,500
241/s
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___.
48%
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48%
48%
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com
"
690
50
40
■
24V4
24%
24'/4 V 24%
24%
24%
24V4
24%
5,700
1
19 Va
19%
19%
20 '/a
19%
20%
20%
20%
19%
20 %
39,900
10
561%
56%
56%
57%,
58
58%
58
58%
57%
581/4
5,900
100
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97'%
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Assn
com_
Steel
Co
Corp
2.50
16 Va
10
117
50
common
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101
101
101
37%
37%
12
12 Vs
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59
581/4
59
94
94
2.50
28%
291/4
100
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*98%
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101
28%
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29 %
101
97%
16%
97%
98
16'/«
102%
163/4
117%
115
100%
98%
16
115 Va
*100
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102 %
6.900
36%
36%
11%
12%
12
58%
59
59
58%
59-/4
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29%
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900
95%
95 %
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520
29%
29'/4
293/a
29
29 %
8,400
101
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101
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101
:
33%
33'%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
3514
2.700
59
591/4
58%
59
58%
59
583/4
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59
59 3 H
.7,300
31
31
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
6.500
6 V«
11.900
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6
54 %
41%
6 Vs
5%
55
543%
42 »/4
411/4
5
11
10%
20
34'/4
2OV4
34%
20
1
Co
10%
3
9%
9%
34Va
5%
6
55%
55
55%
54%
55
55
55
43 '/a
43 %
6
11
20-/4
34%
5%
6
5%
44%
44
45 %
44'/4
45
10%
10%
10%
10%
2.700
191/4
10%
193/4
10%
201/4
19 Vb
19%
50,000
34%
35-/4
35 Va
35%
35V2
35%
23,600
9:V4
1014
20
19%
21%
21 Va
5
Co
1
8.50
Co com No par
9
3.800
20
19%
Erie-Lackawanna RR
13.800
12%
36 %
12%
33%
10
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
30%
37%
11%
5
Co
Electric
18,100
32,600
.;
-80
x36%
:
110
16%
116
1
Gas
Mfg
♦100
97%
117
5
shrs—10s
Inc
Watch
116%
373%
12 V4
'97%
16%
117%
I
common
common
Ind
97%
17
116
•12
.———100
Co
■16.%
118%
1
1
36%
16%
■
20
9 V2
9%
9%
9%
19.400
14.000
39%
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900
4814
13 800
22
24,600
73
73
73%
73%
73%
731/2
26
26%
25%
26
25%
26Ve
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
42'%
42%
x42'%
42%
42 %
43%
43Vb
43%
43 V4
44 3
31%
3%
3Vt
3%
*73
3Va
73%
31/4
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73V2
3'A
3%
73%
470
4.500
10.900
8
3V4
11.900
*
100
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16 %
15%
Pittsburgh RR Co—50
*591%
60'%
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60%
*59%
60 Va
*59%
60 %
*59%
61%
15'%
I534
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
preferred
series
A
Inc
Products
6
Fairchild
F
35%
4(2 3/8
39%
40%
46%.
47%
47%
13%
13%
341%
a-v!"'-V"
&
Co class
Co
Morse &
16
1,100
15,600
13%
14
13%
14%
34%
35
34%
35
24.400
39
'
39%
39
39%
14,400
7,500
9.600
'
47%
46%
47%
48
48%
47%
48%
47%
49%
49
49%
49%
4934
12i% / 12%
12-1/4
12V4
11%
12'/a
11%
11%
12%
1
43a
4%
438
4Va
4%
4%
4%
4-/2
11%
4%
40
A
*15'%
15'%
I51/4
15-/4
15%'
15%
2.200
37%
42,900
10
Co
Fairmont
Fairchild Camera
No par
15
v
15
15%
15Va
V
5
2,600
1.100
48.200
'
•
& Instrum't
Stratos
Corp 1
Corp__
Foods Co common.
junior preferred—
Falstaff
34%
40%
_5
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
$1.50 convertible
preferred
14
35%
16
14
34%
40%
1
1;
Corp
11
13%
35
40.3/8
1
___—l
Co
Inc
Ex-Cell-O
Fairbanks
13%
15%
13%
3>
___;
Eversharp
5%
Va
57%.
19%
Evans
52
511/4
20
83A Feb
see page 25.
18,300
14 "4
20
501/2 Jan
—a—
21
14. ;u
Endicott Johnson Corp common—10
4% preferred
100
25% Jan
8
20%
18
39
22% Jan
16
21'/a
12%
48
10
51 % Jan
20%
48%
18% Jan
37 3/s Apr,
•27%
52%
40
15
May
1
32% Apr 19
6% Apr 22
3
45'%
27%
39%
(Max)
5
44%
27%
1
Bearing
30'A Jan
45%
48'/4
Factor
50'A Mar
52%
443/4
48
Fafnir
2
52%
41
5%
3,100
27%
20%
40-/4
49% May
1
16'A Jan 14
11
31.100
48
1
'A Jan
131/4
*33
63
20%
2.50
_
& Phonograph
Freight Corp—
2
6
13%
33'/4
621%
20
__No par
Associates
48% May
2
13%
■
Va
■400
63%
20 Va
5
Mus
3
16
12 Vs
32
*33
1
preferred-
^"
24
20%
12%
32%
46
62%
9%
Eurofund
39
20%
• u
j.20
19%
.
483/i
25
2
63
9,uJ0
85 Va
;87
89
40%
Erie &
9
46
%
13
36% Jan *
*88
46
4 5 3/4
40%
20
49Va Apr
89
46V4
33V4
Radio
Feb
23
*88
*46
13
common—
Fuel
District
16 Vs Jan
27
89
46'/4
85 Vi
12
Co
Kodak
Air
60
16'A Oct
*88
*46
32%
No par
Electric
21% Feb
341/4 Sep
50
Light
Natural
133/4 Jan
91/2 Jan
89
*85 Va
33 V4
1 J.
1
Storage Battery
58'A Mar 11
9
85%
87
471%
3
8'A Jun
*84%
*85%
48 «/4
May
2
851/4
87
41
Jan
14% Jan
*84'%
*85V4
48
63
9
841/a
87
41
Aug 22
21% Jan
46
84 Va
*88
*85 »/4
,
10
68
May 17
20% Jan
3
85'%
89
20c
21
61
18 Va
29
50c
preferred
Emery
Jun
5
18 Vb
29
12 Va
preferred
11
55
2
18%
29%
'
Stainless
Emerson
Empire
25
18%
28%
32%
No par
Air Lines
Emerson
6
Jan
19.1/4
29%
20'%
_—__I
Nemours
prior
24
Mar
Ju,n
18 %
28%
12%
32%
I3V4
1
preferred
24
Jan
Hi/4 Nov
4
21.
par
preferred
36
Apr
11% Jan
43
12
183
29%
20-%
—
National
51
7,500
29,300
17%
87
8,400
14%
29
61%
„
V
91
18
45%
27(4
Co_____
Corp
Paso
22
57
14%
29%
27%
Chemicals Inc—
Electronic
Jan
2% Jan
44%
*89%
14%
65%
El
30
44%
44%
91
25%
Elgin
Apr 26
44% May
3
4'A Feb 13
14 Va
r 273.1
22
73'% Apr
44%
*89%
14%
%
20% Apr
26
44V4
91
25
Electric &
14
Jan
'4 300
27%
Electric
34% Mar
19% Jan
61 %
25%
Apr
8
45Vs May
2
12'A Jan 24
42% Jan
38
141/4
44%
41/2%" preferred
2
1
44
*89%
14%'
27%
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Electric Bond & Share Co
491/2 Mar 30
3
43%
91
14 %
45
Elastic
39% Mar 15
26
1,300
Va
28 Ve
Products
23 'A Jan
4Va Jan
37%
61
25 %,
4'A%
25
47'A Jan
36 3,,
27 Va
Edison Bros Stores Inc
24
26% Feb
36%
23,100
26%
5
Oct
181/4 May 29
14%
27.'/8
Manufacturing Co_
Manufacturing Co
12
800
213o
28%
$3.60
35% Jun
34% May 29
2
Oct 30
62
Vb
62
.36%
21
25%
14
1
2 500
2138
25y4
Jan
6% Apr
62.1%'
400
9%
25-4
95 % Apr
30 '
Jan
58
613;
13,000
31 %
28 VB
Eaton
•
62%
44'/a
Co
Echlin
_
62
:
9%
26%
41/2%
13
37
62%
21
6%
31
253%
28%
Eastern
29
37
27%
Eagle-Picher Co
Jan
21%
45 Va
_______
36% Feb
21
44 %
Sons
18
59% May
2
31% Apr 30
20%
2 i%
%
18
100
101,4
37
46
1
&
Co;
Eastern Gas &
Ekco
6%
32%
9%
26'%
Eastern
2
6%
31%
10 Va
37
*88
50c
15
7
7
32V4
10 '/a
28'%
Eastman
92% Jan
Aug 23
14.6C0
6%
31%
101/4
211/4
25Va
30
Feb
6%
7
32%
28%
26
60
3,030
25%
30
521/8 Mar 20
22%
37
*85'%
15
37"% Jan
1111% May
3
1,600
22 34
281/4
17
Apr
122% Apr
Apr
22%
24%
101
98% Mar
10%
22%
17%
3
Dynamics Corp of America
$1 conv preference
3
.22%
52
Corp
e
13
22 V4
10%
63
$2.10 preferred
DW'G Cigar Corp
9
24% Feb
15% July
31
10%
28%
.No par
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
Mar 21
203/4 Jan
23
18% Oct
Jan
4
10%
No par
$3.75
.
10%
20
Duquesne
3,500
10%
19%
de
.
58'%
20 V8
$3.50 preferred
7
11% Apr 29
253% May 2
12
33 Va Dec
May
48
Va July 13
29% Feb 19
Jan
,
8 Va
58'%
52%
Inc_
4%
47
21 Va
7%
59
26
$4.15
22
2
23
25
26
Jan
21'/b
8%
100
59
6%
*10
21-%
105
19%
Pont
33i% Feb
Feb
21%
7%
120
16,400
21%
32 %
101%
*103
%
61
.
19%
$4.50 preferred
2
46
Oct
du
10
July 10
Feb
23% Oct
2
May
33
21%
8%
12,100
99
11%
21%
7
21%
91.400
.
61
61
xll
213%
„
8%
20 Va
105
26 »/4
Duplan
893/4 Mar 26
11%
21%
8%
*60
62 Va
Dunhill International
1093% Mar 15
21V4
8%
*103
28%
Power
Apr
48
17
May 29
255
8%
61
20%
105
19%
DuBois
11
21 V4
20%
*103
53
Drewrys Limited USA Inc.
42
14
45
8
12% Apr
20
20%
*98
Corp/—u—1
30% Jan
49% May 25
48% Jun 13
43% Jan
2
21'%
20%
104%
*
26
Fund
Chemical
Duke
20%
104%
19%
Dresser Industries
603% May
2
14% Jan 17
20%
63
.■
Dover,
22
98%
20 Va
98 Va
19%
Ltd
14
May 29
55%
56%
98%
105
3,900
46 3„
553%
99
2,600
415.200
29%
26%
Mines
30
13
*453u
56%
55%
98
52%
.
Corp
293/4 Jan
Dow
46%
55%
4 6 3/4
56V4
98
61%
Club Inc__
28% Apr
20% May 29
26
Fruit
Donnelley (R R)
Douglas Aircraft
May
1
26'% Apr 26
*45%
*453/8
56
98
*84
(Walt)
Dominick
66
46
563%
20 VB
Pepper Co
Dome
24
34'/4
62
Distillers
13
&p
33%
37
Productions—2.50
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
—2
Divco-Wayne Corp
1
Apr -22
as
34%
53 %
Corp
(The)
Disney
28% Mar 19
21 'A 'Jan
11
15
22% May 29
35 3e
*45%
17/64
34
15/64
19%
Co
National
18
12% Jun
341/2
52%
Detroit Steel Corp__.
De Vilbiss Co
19
35% Jun
33%
20%
.10
14% Apr 16
34
Mnr 22
Jan
33%
15/64
4..0CO
32%
1
Coatings-
54% Feb
26
15
1/4
16%
4
No par
Edison
11% Oct
Feb
ill
221/4
16'/4
a'a
34%
Co— -6.75
Rio Grande West RR_No
21
17%
■
Power & Light
Air Lines Inc
10 % Oct
Oct
Inc
Denv &
26
3,500
19/64
*10
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y.____2.50
24
40
Records
19
37% Oct
2234
67«
100
16
26% Oct
Feb
A
Apr
123/4 May
23%
43%
21% Feb
34% Jan
23%
16%
21%
50c
2
11%
23Va
21%
100
2
1,800
22%
2;%
__100
9 % Jan
11%
161/8
*89%
C
31»% Jan
11%
22'/4
44
B
9
11%
23%
91
series
4
•
16%'
14 '/4
series
31
82
*81 %
-
231/4
431/4
3.75%
31% Dec
*81'/a
113/4
22%
*89%
3.90%
Delta
113/8
16 V4
l
Preferred
1
84
2,400
221/8
100
Preferred
,4
491/4
231/4
104%
;
18
453% May
12%
5 Vb
1,300
5
*49
16%
834
29
2e
5'/4
49%
98
No par
Delaware & Hudson__
2
5V»
491/4
56%
common__7
Delaware
6
5 »/4
84
23%
IIV2
Jan
13
18
24,000
49%
5Vi
49
*81%
11%
12%
100
23%
221/4
*45%' .46
No par
series
26
Feb
5%
■11%
5
Light
Apr
22% Feb
19 % Jan
12'A
161/4
*591%
Jan
&
3.75%
531/2 Apr
26
12%
23 Va
331/4
__50c
18% Mar 27
29% Feb '15
12%
.22%
5
Inc—
8
22 % Jan
12% Mar
Mills
25
3
93
23%
12V4
221/4
16%
18
Preferred
Decca
*923/4
23%
49%
10,000
94
23%
23%
84
30,0bO
89%
23%
5Va
491/8
54%
173
*88 Va
13
*81 Va
..
54%
88%
92 3/4
23%
16 1/8
2.50
Corp common
33/4% preferred series A__
Apr
36 % Mar
51/8
*
23%
13
49%
173
23%
_l
2
66
/
172V4
1,400
22
par
31
20
Nov
9% Oct
5
23%
•12
Jan
46
13
11 %
Dana
River
233's
84
Jan
30
30
13
j.J___ 1
!
10
46% Jan
12
23 »/4
49 V4
30
2
172 Va
*81 Va
86
18
L1% Jan
1731/8
88 Va
5
Inc..
Dayco Corp_
Dayton Power
20% May 29
77 Va July 27
78 % Aug
2
1723,4
171%
; -
I)
7
2
172V4
94
,
.
40 V4 Jan
13% Jan
171 %
90
common—;.
2
18% Mar 12
36
i__100
preferred—
prior preferred
Jan
25
2 4,700
35 %
54%
*92
.
prior
$1.60
Curtis-Wright
Class! A—
45
May 29
9% Jun
22V4
36
54%
*88
1
common
preferred
Press Inc
22
86% Jan
353/4
54%
213/4
93
No par
—
■
32% Oct
1,500
22
36 'A
53%
^
14
17% Jan
23 Va
22 Va
36
54%
90
Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
14
Jan
.20% Aug 16
S
4i%%
14
35
213/4
36%
*88
No par
Cudahy Packing Co
13
8% Dec
47% Oct
C
IT
2
21'A
53%
*92
—25
common
5,500
8,700
12,400
36%
93
com
161%
23
36
90
Cunningham
/10
33% Jan
14% Jun
Corp
32
16
23 Va
25 Va
31 %
22
25
preferred-.!
15%
23
Share?
251/4
31%
16%
the Week
54%
100
Seal
231/4
22%
170
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20
preferred
______No par
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
51% 'ye convertible preferred
100
7% Jan
Mar 13
&
23
*92
1
preferred
17% Jan
19
25
Jun
S2
16
*88
common
Crown- Cork
31%
,
36
..
7
311/4
15%
100
1947
preferred
Petroleum
31 Va
Friday
May 3
May 2
25Va
25%
22%
21%
21%
__3i
convertible
26
100
ser
Crompton & Knowles Corp
No
Crowell-Collier
Publishing.™
•' Rights
4:
2
Co
5%
9
Jan
22 Va
25%
26Vs
32%
153/4
Sales for
Thursday
May 1
5
Inc—_
Crescent
19
27
22%
SALE PP'^ES
Wednesday
April 30
54%
50c
of
33%%
25
22
5% Jun
20
24% Feb
201/2 Jan
21/64 Apr
353% Jan
A
19
45% 0"t
19
,
15 %
*22
5
Co
Petroleum Corp_
Crane
8
16% Jan
19% Aug 23
107% Feb
8
25% Feb
31%
15%
Coty International Corp class A—lc
11
96 % Jan
May 3
21% Mar 29
12% Oct
Coty
1
preferred
31/2 %
33
15%
5
common
3%%
25%
32%
5
I__l
Works
preferred
Cosden
25
14% Jan
21% Mar 26,
24
10
Apr
83'% Jan
Products
Corning Glass
22
50
4
4
27% Aug 24
42 % Mar 19
24
Apr
Apr
5% Apr
2
17
2
235% May
2
153/4 Jan 31
2
26
24
Corn
38
Mar 29
11% Oct
Oct
17% Oct
22
24
Apr
Tuesday
April 29
26 Va
26 %
5
25
23
32 % Jan
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Par
America
Apr
2
16% Jan
49
of
5434 Apr
16'A May
152% Mar
Co
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
Jan
76% Jan
.18
10
/>pr
Controls
15
96% May 17
28
3<>
6
24% Jan
21
26
26% Jan
60% Mar 28
5
18% Oct
26% Apr
21% Jan
194% Mar 19
14
92 % Jan
12
21
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
4
43% Mar 21
26
May 28
105% Jun
Jan
NEW
Highest
Brewing' Corp
34%
351/4
34%
36V4
35%
36%
37'%
1
6%
4
6%
6%
6%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'%
233%
50
*50i'2
51 Va
"50 V2
51%
*50%
51%
1
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
6%
63%
50c
.6 3
"
23
37%
6%
23.%
>
36 % '
6%
13.0C0
%
23 Va
6,800
*50 Va
51'%
361%
6%
23
'
*50 V2
,
51'%
*36'%
36® a
36
900
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1850)
.
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
Mar
29
May 28
20
13
8%-Jan
2
5
15% Jan
2
18% Apr
37% Mar 12
44% Jan
8
29
14
10 % Mar
UVe Oct
24
25
23% Feb
24
25
14 y4 Feb
2
22% Feb
7
44% Feb
7
6% Oct
14% Oct
42% Mar 15
30 % Oct
25
22% July 11
42
24% Apr
9
49% Apr
24
Jan
9
May 10
2
42% Jan
2
Dec
6
13% Apr
35% Jan
23
Oct
24
53% Feb
6
20
317/a Feb
15
2
27% Jan
2
Mar"21
25% Oct
24
48%
237 b Oct
23
50 y4 Jan
43 % Oct
\2
2
8
26 y4 Mar 16
18% Jan
20"% May
23
87
104
26
46
Feb
Jan
13
5,000
7ya
7 y4
7%
7%
7 Tb
7%
71/2
7%
33,400
17 Vi
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
1,7%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,500
40
40%
40
40%
39%
40%
39»/b
39%
60,900
24%
24 %
24%
*241%
241/2
Filtrol
Fluor
1
F
26
40'A Jan
22
96
21'/a Jan
13% May 29
11
21 % Jan
8
14% Jan
3
May 29
10 y4 Jun
25
8% Nov
14
.
23
26
Food
4
2
15V4 Apr 30
2
15% May
3
12 Vb Feb
14
1
51 % Apr
8
10% Jan
29
Foremost
% Apr
15
9% May
Ford
37 Va
37
37%
37 Vb
37%
36%
371/4
24.000
39 Va
40 Vb
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
63.000
56
56%
57
58%
57%
58%
57
58V'4
21%
19%
22
2iy2
21%
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22 Vb
19%
19%
19%
20
Inc
Mineral
Dec
26
14% Jan
4
22% Oct
24
45% Feb
8
23
Oct
24
67
Feb
1
26% Mar 19
34% Jan
15
25% Oct
24
42% Apr
11
30% Feb
28
36% Apr
30
Fram
7% Oct
29
19% Jan
3
29
9% Jan
24
19% Oct
3
29% Jan
12
8% Apr
22% Jan
Corp
Franklin Stores
2
28 Va Apr
26
Freeport
23 3A Oct
24
Jan
2
26% Mar 19
33% Jan
10
Friden
Fruehauf
25
56
2
Inc—-
16
10
19% Jan
2
24% Apr
5
Gabriel
43% Jan
2
Gamble
37 Va Apr
26
11
Trailer
Co
351/4
Jun~25
Feb"21
58
Jan
2
33 y2 Mar 27
2
20% Jan
2
22 Va Apr
-14% Jan
4
12% Mar
1
13% Mar 21
32 % Feb
16
-26% Mar
18 Vb Jun
14
271/2 Jan
10
171/4 May 29
26% Jan
27
231/s Jun
26
102
May
24
44 % May
11
521/4 Jun
25
86
19
7
Oct
941/2 Jan
27 "
8
Gar
Feb
97
6
14%
14%
14%
14%
41 Vb
42
415«
42
22,200
23%
23%
23%
24%
233«
24
23%
24
12,100
971/2
*95 %
241/4
97'/2
23%
*95%
*95%
97%
*95 Tb
97%
*951/2
971%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Vb
19%
20 Tb
197b
201/4
*14%
15 Tb
*14%
15%
15
15
14%
15%
15 Tb
15%
J.5
9%
9%
9%
9%
49%
48%
49%
67% Jan
20
15
9%
48 %
48 Vb
00
49
9
9 %
'4
9%
VB
9
9
81/4 Apr
24 Tb
25
24%
25
25
251/4
28.900
281«
28%
281/4
28%
29 Vb
29 Tb
29%
29%
29%
2.800
36
36%
35%
28V4
36%
36 Tb
36%,-
35%
36%
35 Vb
36
8%
81/2
8y2
8%
8%
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8%
*8%
8%
900
8%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
13.300
30
30%
291/2
31%
31
31%
31%
32%
32'/8
32%
31.300
29%
29 Tb
29%
29%
30 Tb
30
30%
65.700
89
871%
87%
40
1
29%
29%
29'/2
87%
87l/a
*87%
22%
22 Vb
22
%
35%
35 Tb
37 Tb
35%
Inc
441>>
43%
44%
37
2
44
common.!
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89
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22%
21%
22
21%
21Tb
20
20%
1.500
35%
35%
35%
35%
357«
34%
35 %
6.400
37
36 Tb
367b
36%
363«
36%
36%
7,200
44%
45
45%
46 Tb
45%
46%
8.800
4%
5
5
89
'•
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31%
*30
5
30
30
29
29
29
29
5%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
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i—No par
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1.100
com._l
28%
29%
29
29 Vb
28%
29%
29 Tb
29%
29%
29%
100
*98%
99 Tb
*98%
99%
99 %
99%
*99 Tb
100%
10
5
35 %
35%
35
35%
35%
36%
35 Tb
35%
35
35%
25.300
75
76%
76 Vb
76%
76
76%
76 Tb
77
76
76%
8.400
9%
8.800
77
2
General
Amer
Transportation__1.25
,
Texas
of
'
Vb
99
*98%
•
7% Jan
2
9% Apr
23
91 % Jan
3
117% Apr
3}
2
8% Apr
8
9% Jan
24
General
Bancshares
10% Jan
26
201/2-Jan
9
3
16% Jan
24
General
Bronze
Oct
23
1
General
Cable Corp
32
79% Jan
27
>14
42% Mar 15
Jan
36% Jan
52 Vb May
6
83% Jan
1.
88
Feb
27
4%
461/4 Mar 20
29 Va Jan
4
34
Aor
29
General
Dec
85
8
Jun
27
41/4 Oct
24
6% Apr
19
8% May 29
Jun 25
16% Jan
9
36% Feb
1
25 % Mar
1
29% Feb
78% Mar 12
7174 Mar
i
81
20
541/4 Jun
25
53 % Mar
35'/4 July 25
4% Mar
57% Jun
25
96
Jan
2
22
30
Jan
39% Jan
4
33% Jan
21% May 29
2
1
116% Dec
3
25
59% Dec
20
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
115% Dec
21
88% Dec
31
24
Oct
General
Dynamics
2
General
Electric
14
General
9%
9%
9%
116
117 Tb
115%
117%
9
9 Tb
4
General
Foods
21
General
5
General
38
114
Jan
2
87
Apr
1
69 7b
May
5%
3
116% Feb
Mar 20
118
.
Jan
3
32 % Apr
16
40% Jan
15
17% Jan
2
22% Apr
26
Mar 19
39 % J111
18
39% May
57b Jan
1
25
59
Jan
9
33
34% Oct
19
44 Vb Feb
9
37% Jan
7% Jan
95 % Mar
10
1
$5
$3.75
Cnnent
Equipt
preferred
conv
Oct
21 % Nov
115
2
5% Jan
8
General
Public Service
313/4 Jan
34% Feb
14
General
Public
11% Jan
15% Apr
22
General
2G% Jan
33% Apr
15.
General
29 Va Apr
15
General
Steel
38%
38%
,
38%
38 Tb
38 %
1.400
•
33,300
790
.
Signal
Apr
16
103
4
107
Feb
14
38% Apr
8
101% Mar 12
104% Apr
52% Apr
33% July
2
42% Feb
19
30% Jun
203/a Jan
35
3
Jan
277/b May
TS5
Inc
29%
31
29 %
30 Tb
30%
30%
30
30 %
4.300
1
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28 Tb
28
28 %
15,800
27%
*26%
277b
♦27%
*26%
25%
117b
1
$4.50 conv preferred—„•
Georgia-Pacific Corp
3
43 %
Mar
2
52
Jan
12 Vb Jun
25
20
Feb
16
17% Jan
10
24% May
Getty
12
May 29
21% Oct 23
19
Feb
21
14%
Apr
30
167b Jan
Mar
?7% Jan
24
Gibraltar
23% Jun
27
34% Nov
36% Apr
35% Jan
28 Va Oct
24
55
36% Apr
41 % Apr
Gillette
Jan
5
29
33 % Mar 18
2
28
11
Jan
43% Mar 15
33
Jan
3
32% Mar 21
May
16% July
6
8% Jun 22
23 % Jan
2
14% Feb
14
9% Jan
2
28% May
13 % May
32% Oct
45% Feb
14
36% Jan
2
40% Jan
21 Vb Nov
14
177b Apr 30
11 % Mar
6
25
Feb
Gerber
Products
Oil
Gibson
Co
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—
Co
Ginn
&
3
Glen
Alden
2
21% Oct
22
49!/4 Jan
2
273b Jan
10% May 29
15'/4 Apr
11
12% Jan
171/4 Oct
21
1/2 Jan
2
83
Dec
20 Vb
12
25 Vb Jan
5
Grand
0
Graniteville
24
Grant
84% Apr
4% Jan
Jan
81% Jan
*22
22
34
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
% Jan
393b Jan
4o7/b A->r
14
Dec
18
241/4 Feb
8
14% Jan
17
Aor
42
Feb
301/4 Oct
24
6
35
34% Oct
26
47% Feb
1
43% Jan
12% Oct
23
42% Jan
2
35% Feb
28
62 Va Feb
147
Sep
26
361/4 Jan
2
32% Nov
143
29
Jan
277b Apr
31% Jan
11
Great
4
23
2
64% Nov
26
61% Jan
3
47% Dec
5
41% Jan
24
30% Dec
5
30%. Jan
u.
2
Co
70% Jun
27
811/2 Dec
31
82
Jan
2
30% Oct
24
441/4 Apr
43% Apr
19
38% Jan
4
•?2
3
,
Co
49%
36Tb
50Tb
49 J/2
50
49%
50
42.300
37%
37%
36%
37
36Tb
36%
34.900
Feb
8
$5
30
Gulf
Oil
39% Mar 23
Gulf
State*
•
preferred
39Tb
39%
38Tb
39
37%
38
37%
39
6.100
44
43%.
43%
43Tb
43%-
43%
44%.
44 Tb
45
31,700
20%
21
20%
20%
20
20%
18%
18%
18Tb
18
207b
18Tb
20%
5
21
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
9.600
-6.25
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
29%
13.000
15
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
15
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
257b
25 Tb
25%
25 Vb
25%
84
84
5
2.50
Stores
Pacific
1
2%
2%
Co__1
44%
45%
44%
Ore
;
Tea
16%
16%
.38%
38%
48%
49%
21%
21%
37%'
38
150% 150%
28%
29
40%
40%
81
81
49%
50%,
3? ",.
39%
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—25
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3
-
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RR
-1.50
1
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mr
87%
87%
45%
No par
8.33%'
^
Corn
46 %
37%
Jan
2
95
Jan
18
$4.20
preferred
100
Anr
17
100 % Feb
29
$4.40
99% F<%
6
101% Feb
28
$4 44
preferred
preferred
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100%
F«b- 15
108% Jan
?Q
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107
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22% Jar.
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97
107
Mar
97Vb Jun
Dec
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12
17
1
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41
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see page
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19
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34
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4.200
43%
12
S3
July 24
1031/2 July 18
28%
1.100
9.000
37 %
94% Mav 11
„
37
28%
3,700
91.400
*20%
4
Aircraft Eng Corp
49% Arr
33%
—5
common—
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Ltd
Manufacturing
&
47,800
49%
18%
31%
36%
38
:
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Mobile
8.300
13%
49
Co
conv
Grumman
Gulf
28%
50%
37
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—.
preferred
4%<7/
2
is
27%
36%
Financial
May
28%
49
lo
Rubber
Sugar
% Mav
28%
3,700
Western
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28%
3.100
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51
37%
12%
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88
37 Tb
18%
Great
'
37%
12%
Co
Iron
Greyhound
37%
18%
Paper Co
2
37%
12%
Ry Co
44% May
35
18%
Steel
Shoe
34%
12%
Northern
Green
35%
*18%
Northern
39% Mar 18
34%
12Vb
Great
7Y
34%
18%
Great
15'
34
12
21 >/•>
2
34%
12%
41% May
24
.
10.700
34%
12%
...
preferred
Nor
64.600
14%
32%
12Tb
Co
Atlantic
24%
14%
32 %
5
—
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23%
14%
32%
5
&
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24%
14%
31%
39%
49% Mar
16% Jan
33% Jan
17
21 Vb May 29
Jan
(W
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23%
14%
32%
34Tb
34%
13
—
&
Uilicn
Granite* City
15% Apr
2 3 % Apr
2,400
38%
Gould-National Batteries
34% Jan
26,700
61%
13
11
24
51%
61%
39%
"°% Feb
12 % Oct
X51 Tb
12%
(B F>„
R)
1,000
52%
62
39 %
Inc
Mining
103 Tb
51Tb
61Tb
13Vb
Goodrich Co
(W
103
8,500
39%
Goodyear/Tire
Granby
103%
610
36%
127b
30
Grace
35%
39
18%
37 % Apr
3
103%
36%
13%
1
May
36
39%
18%
31% Mar
45
22%
14%
22%
105
12%
39%
177b
12%
Globe-Wernicke Inc
21% Apr 25
19% Apr 16
33% Apr 22
22Vb
61 Vi
103
*104
13%
39%
2
4
.
103
50%
60%
26%
102
105
12%
—
44% Jan
28
103%
51
27%
102
103Tb
39
18%
1
—
24
Mar 19
36
.
27%
102
*
10
Corp
247b Oct
35 %
76,600
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__1
Co
9
37% Feb
27%
27%
100%
102
377b
24
16 % Apr
15% Jan
15.800
37Tb
28%
13% Jan
9
11%-
38%.
28%
51 % Aar
20
11%
38
28%
5
2
29
11%
35%
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.
42Va Jan
41% Dec
11%
14%
1
5474 Feb
11%
27%
100%
104
36%
103%
517b
61%
23%
33
33%
34%
4
20% Jan
11%
400
14V4
15% Feb
14
118,100
327b
33%
33%
721/2 Jan
27
300
26 Tb
14%
22
121/2 Jun
26%
25%
33
34
36% Oct
25% Jun
27%
26%
26 Tb
14%
Co
Globe-Union
22%
*27%
2G%
■
32%
34
34%
„—,
1
22%
27 Vb
257i,
.
1
Brothers
Glidden
Y
27 Tb
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26%
105
36%'
497b
61
27%
26%
257b
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103%
■
27%
26%
12
36
50
61%
30%
28%
26%
26%
30
28 Tb
27%
27
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36%
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Corp of Calif.l
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Greeting
Gimbel
18
—
5%
100Vb
101%
105
60%
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9
11
49%
80c
Co
.
103%'103%
No par
Giant Portland Cement Co
53
62
*103
36%
100
62% Jan
12.
27Vb
101
_„_100
58% Jan
26
11%
26%
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common
27%
25%
Corp
22
6
5%
6.67
Corp
40i/4 May 29
10
57b
21.600
preference
Genesco
5%
10.000
Industries
preference
5%%
5%
21,100
$1.25
21
14
5%
5%
$1.30
Mar 25
101% Jan
25
Jun
5%
15 Tb
Tire. &
100
13
22
Jun
5%
34%
General
4
23
Oct
97
39%
37%
14%
1
30% Apr
102% Feb
106% Apr
16.
100
TO
38%
38%
34
Time
Jan
'38 Tb
37%
21.010
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15 Tb
General
15% Oct 23
38 Tb
2°1
1.200
33 %
2">%
34
28
105
37%
92%
33 %
%
15
12% Jan
20
24
Jan
37%
92%
33%
1
337b
9% Mar 19
277b Mar 27
22
19% Feb
6% Oct
90
37 Tb
92
33%.
15
13
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
22%
34V4
26% Feb
-
'33%
22 %
36%
Tb
90%
33 %
22 Tb
3,100
14%
2
May 29
20% Jun 27
91
90%
33 Tb
22 V4
430
115%
34
22% Jan
30
90%
33%
115
14%
2
14
90%
.
115%
34 Tb
Jan
Jun
115
14%
29
53
115%
164.701
34
preferred (series B)_
25
preferred
25
General Tele. & Electronics__.3.33%
22% Jun
115%
15,400
69%
15
8
30
May 29
1371/2 July 3
115%
36%
115
34.%
27 % Jan
2
115%
09%
1,400
14%
1
27
115 Tb
35%
115
47.800
110.700
34
26% Jan
22
69%
.2.700
9.900
,
Telephone Co of Florida—
5
5%
10c
Corp.__2.50
26% May
July
36 %
115%
68%
35%
115
it
__5
Utilities
Refractories
6
3Vb Dec
35%
114%
39
4
75
39,000
69 %
39
No par
Mar
21
22,500
12%
36 %
37
1
Dec
30% Jun
80%
12%
114%
?«:i„
Corp..
28
19i/4 Dec 24
91/2 May 29
79 %
13
68%
22%
28
24
81%
12%
35%
90 Tb
441/4 Jan
26
79%
13
.
114 Tb
35%
33%
May 29
291/4 Oct
81%
12%
79
68%
22%
251/e July 26
18 % Oct 24
26
80%
13
.
67%
33%
371% Mar 22
1
80%
114 Tb
90%
221/4 Mar 28
18
41
16%
26% .27
■
67%
36 Tb
15
General
9
41
12%
21% Mar
41/2
25% May 28
407a
80%
par
No
Precision
$1.60
40%
12 Vb
Co_____l
^
General
81
40%
80%
Advertising
Portland
26%
40%
11%
115
110
6,100
16 %
79%
No par
*
-.
47
47b
80
par
67%
33%
26
41Tb
35 3 »
51%
86
33 Vb
16%
40 Tb
115
4%
51%
86
34
81
42%
3
15.800
52
26%
41%
100
2.900
16 %
79%
1%
common
760
2.900
14%
80%
78 Tb
V
14%
26%
16'/«
16 Tb
27 Tb
1
_No
14%
9
80%
16%
26%
.
115
8%
86%
33 %
4%
115
5.200
4'%
16%
16 Vb
«
51 %
*86
34
4%
9 Tb
9
14%
86%
33%
9%
116
9
52%
*86
5
79 Tb
Y
Outdoor
4%
1
Corp.
General
5
27%
Corp__—
preferred
General
•
33%
16%
common
preferred
86
33 %
78%
preferred
Motors
52
86
9 Tb
116
.
15
51%
50%
26%
-Vl
:
Corp
Crrp
Mills
General
14%
34
•
9%
9|
15
87%
5
5
;
Instrument
2
14 Vb
51 Vb
%
33%
.
13% Feo
.
14%
5
Corp...2
Corp
85 % Feb
9 Vb
♦86
_1
Co
4
2
—
9%
9%
115
14%
5
Finance
May
Controls Co
18
16
26% Jun
May'29
General
7
9
No par
100
com
Finance
General, Contract
112
1
Inc_.
Co
par
___2
preferred
44 7b Feb
Apr
57% Jan
43% Aug 14
30% Mar
1
14
15
113
No
Corp
Corp
Cigar
9%
5
common
25
21% Jan
Jun
441/2 Jun
301/4 Jun
Apr
1st
Co
,3
16% May
2
773/8 Mar
,11
5% Mar 22'
4
jJ4% Jan
5
■10 Vb Oct
108
Baking
preferred
400
20 Tb
Investors
16
8.500
30
20%
Oil
23
♦29%
20 Vb
Amer
Nov
5
20%
preferred
11% Jan
5
20%
General
1
5 Tb
5%
1
4
Co
.
5%
50
com
voting pref
American
35
2
$8
5.200
26%
5
Corp
General
22.900
261%
271/a
preferred
28
99
160.300
9
23
5
Jun
26
8%
14,100
50%
49
9 Tb
300
9%
.
7% Nov
5% Jun
8%
9 %
12.500
28
27
.
•
70
9%
9.800
15%,
26%
40% Jan
May
151/4
14%
9%
X47%
15
15 VB
2.300
-,
28
99 Va May
28
15 Vs
15
9
1
$4.50
1.300
14%
10o
Acceptance
General
14
3,500
19,700
./
42
9
Jan
331/2 Mar
74%
14%
;
$0.60 conv
45
73%
6
26%
-
convertible
General
15
30% Jan
•
8
4%%
6
4434
74%
40%
common
Industries
Wood
->
33 %c
-
Garrett Corp
3
6% Mar 28
3% Jan
5%
45%
74
5%
74 -Y
15
Gardner-Denver Co
4
24
10% Jun
46 % May
40'/4 Mar 20
4% Mar 19
2 % Oct
170
200
—t"
—10
.
preferred
50
98 Va
45
45
45%
72%
87
98%
41%
50c
G
46% May 22
44%
73 Va
87
*44
14%
Skogmo Inc
25% Apr
45 %
72%
9%
Co
34% May 3
31% Mar 14
14% Jan
2
301/4 Oct 24
4%
45
73 %
,_1
30% Apr
84
45
41
2
—
88% Apr
20
98
6
5%'
6'
6
6
45 Va
*14%
Corp
2
24% Jan
Nov
-p.,
57'a
10
1
Co
89
98
44%
44%
72%
.——10
_2
.
Sulphur
*87
98
1
-
15
15
85
May 29
*97
*44
89
971/4
45
"25,800
15
Inc
Dairies
Jan
27% Feb
78% May 29
17%
31
30
Apr
*87
97y4
45
•
1
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Foxboro Co
Mar
8'/2 Jan
89
98
45 Va
45
2.50
47
6,900
13,400
;
-
15
Co
Motor
26
89
19%-;
*45
1
24
42
91
19%
19%
41%
Co
7 % Oct
19 Va
*97
*89
v.
36 y8 Jun
19%
14%
common
Inc—
-
'
40%
common
pfd series of '51
Markets Inc
Mart
Foote
36%
2.53
10
;
convertible preferred-
4%
Jan
7,600
20,800
56%
2.53
No par
Corp__
Stores
Giant
11% Jan
59%
40%
Co__25
Railway
Coast
divid
$4.20
33%
58i%
37
No par
preferred—100
No par
Corp LtdCorp
Fair
Food
97
33%
60%
2,500
18.800
,—1
__5
C
Food
Jan
20 Vb Mar 29
7
East
20% Apr
33%
58 Tb
'
5.200
40
—
2nd
A
Power
13
3
33%
60
21,700
55 Va
B 2nd Dfd
Florida
M
34%
58
»-■
par
common
Florida
16% Mar 13
21
No par
.No
Stores
Florida Power & Light Co
r*
25 % Feb
2
95V4 Jan
Dec
29% Jan
Jan
Rubber
&
Financial Corp.No par
conv
4
33%
36%
Tire
conv
17% Feb
3,600
33%
60%
33%
60
preferred
42
28%
oiy4
$2.25
2
29%
28%
33%
S4.50
2
29
29
29%
33 Va
$4
Jan
39
29%
28%
60 %
3
35% Jan
39%
29
29%
——1—1
25
14
♦39
29
29%
Inc—,—;—1
Federation
98% May
9
39 3b
28%
27%
29%
89% Mar 27
18
39%
28%
29%
38 Va
27%
29%
Flintkote Co
14
39
38%
29%
Fischback & Moore Inc
7V4 Feb
161/4
27%
26
75 % Jan
49
15%
38%
National
46 Va Jan
48%
15%
1
Charter
2
48%
15 Tb
Paper Products
No par
Coach Lines Inc—10
First
23
48
15%
15%
First
40% Feb 25
49
49
15%
Corp
1.800
48%
48%
15 %
:
5,500
15
49 Va
Firestone
45% Apr
*24 Vb
24 Va
15%
15
J
*24%
48%
25
15
40 Va
24 %
—10
Inc
29
21 y» I' Cb
40 Va
♦24%
Avenue
65% Jan
18% Oct
conv
Corp
Fifth
Jan
89
2,000
5,600
7'/4
Financial
May
8%
7%
% Feb
Dec
8%
181/2
6
30 % Mar
8%
43%
82% Feb
30
8%
181/4
47
24
8%
43'/4
25
24
8%
I8T2
25
12% Oct
8%
43%
25
29 % Oct
8%
18%
3% Jun
Jan
26,300
8%
43
48% Jun
5
191/a
18%
28% Jun
Y
18%
43%
Fiberboard
18
>
3
19%
18%
2
2
41% Jan
90
Mar 16
34
18%
42%
22% Apr
2
34
19%
18%
15
85% Jan 23
8
Mar
1
24
35% Jun
85.
17% Jan
33%
18%
42%
58% Feb
2
2
33%
20%
18%
44% Apr
;
24
33%
19%
42 Vb
37% Jan
Mar 12
50 Va Jan
Oct
80% Aug
r
31% Jan
72 % Jan
24
May 29
13% Oct
33
2
Shares
34
21 Vb
18%
Apr
66
.
May 3
33
8
42 %
36 Va Apr
Mar 25
57
the Week
18%
Ferro
3
29% May
35% Feb
Jan
Friday
.
May 2
42 Vb
Fenestra
14
40% Feb
2
23% Mar 20
35% Mar 15
22% May 29
17
2o
28 % Dec
May 29
Mar 21
1
54% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
_1
Corp
5%%
3
17
24
PRICES
2nd pfd series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common—5
4.60%
preferred —
25
Federated Dept Stores
1.25
16
29
10 Tb May
14
17% Jan
36% Mar
18 Tb Jun
29
2
SALE
May I
Mogul Bower Bearings—_5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
1
14
16% Jan
HIGH
Wednesday-
8%
Federal
8'A Jan
27
37 % Jun
Fedders
5
23% Jan
Corp
April 30
197
AND
Tuesday
April 29
32%
33
_i
5
2
Finance
Fansteel
Apr
6 V2
Corp
Metallurgical Corp
Fawick
2
23% Feb
25
Jun
9% Mar 29
34
2
658 Jun
31
Family
8
17% Jan
Jan
28
30
19
26% Jan
13% Jun
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
2g
Apr
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. L, 1963
Lowest
Highest
"
•
.
•<,
17%
16%
38%
49
" 21%
38
150
28%
40Tb
81
497b
38%
*87
46 Tb
85
*84
>2%
85
*84
5.800
14.100
85
10
2%
2%
45%
46
45 3b
16%
40%
16%
16%
16%
16%
39%
39%
39%
40%
3.500
48%
49%
49
49%
11,000
16%
16%
40Tb
39%
49 Vb
21%
39%
1507b
29%
42%
82
50%
49 Vb
3D
.
*106%
108%.
49%
21Tb
20 Tb
2%
2%
21%
2%
13.700
45%
46
46 Tb
22,700
20%
21%
84.300
39%
40%
15.600
150%
49%
50%
38%
39%
38%
39%
88Tb
46%
87 %
87%
*87%
88%
46
46 Vb
46%
x45%
46%
36%
36%
36%
37 Vb
37%
' *87
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40
*
5.300
149 Tb
41%
151
28%
43%
86
50%
*
97
98
102
»
20%
40
88%
467b >
*95
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s"
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28%
42 "
..4-' 84
49%
37
17%
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45%
36%
97
98
100%
*
85
3.100
40%
151
28%
29
29
29%
3.700
43%
„
149 Tb
44%
42%
44 Tb
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87%
88%
86
88
50%
51%
38%
39
v
~
38
"
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"98
*90%
100%
100%
*100%
102
107
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107
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108%
*107%
108%
*107 %
17%
17Tb
17%
17%
17%
5.300
.....
.
300
154 003
17.500
107
*107%
107 >
108 Tb
5.20O
27.600
•'
98
*100%
97
98
102
*96%
:
140
*95
97
17%
95%
97
310
*107%: 108%
17%
17%
7.933
Volume
Number
1S7
6261
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1851)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. L, 1963
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
April '.£.9
April 80
Par
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales ror
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 2
May 3
Shares
May L
h
25 % May 28
37% Aug 30
36 % Mar 22
44% Oct
59% Feb
14
27% Jan
29
.
'
May 29
10
24
May 28
36
7
29
32% Feb
6
12
53% Jan
18
2
27% Jan
Jan
Apr
48% Feb
12 %
12
14 % Feb
21
Hallicrafters Co,
10
Hamilton Watch Co common.
4% convertible preferred
29
Feb
40
Jan
22
2
22% Feb
Jan
3
93
26
36% Jan
31
29% Jan
2
% Apr
107% Apr
33% Apr
16 % Oct
24
34% Jan
4
21% Feb
6
23% Feb
21% Oct
23
32% Apr
15
83
108
3
July
,
1
v
Feb
6
c' 2 i
4
:
34 % Jan
15
26 % Jan
48% Mar 13
Oct
3
Aug
3'
122
128% Api'
13
3
31% Jan
126
28
7
Jan
Jan
38
22
132
38%
39
39
29%
30
38%
30%
38%
29
29%
30%
29%
30%
30%
31
52 vb
52%
52
52%
51%
52%
51%
52
52
52 %
o
May
3
Harbison-Walker
Apr -.4 5
Refrac
39% Jan
2
preferred
Harcourt Brace
2
43% May
2
34% Apr
53% Jan
29
75% Jan
10
38% Feb
1
30% Feb
'
34% Jan
28
Harsco
6
21% Jan
9
;
2
*
17% May 29
24% Jan
4
30
42
Dec
21
30% Jan
4
32% Mar 20
17% Jan
2
9% Jan
3
7% Mar 26
May 29
V 16
Oct
22
.
6 % May 29
18% Mar
Mar 29
38% Jun
27
42
Oct
24
35%' Jan
40% Jan
2
2
25
31% Jan
4
20
19
64% Jan
18
39
Dec
84
7
20 V2 Oct
24
88
-
48
Mar
Jan
Jan
2
38% Apr
10
Helme
38
22%
22%
22%
22%
10.800
32
31%
31%
31%
32
33.800
36 3/4
363/b
37%
37%
38
15.200
37% May
Mar 21
2
50
10
118
Dec
20
115
;.55% July 18
82
Jan
3
65% Jan
10% Oct
24
14 %" Oct
24
23
Helmerich
16
Hercules
1
118
Apr 18
31% Mar 26
2.
Mar
37
41 % Feb
13% Feb
20
21% July 10
16% Jan
7%
Mar 11
69
12
15% May 24
Jan
•
2
11
Apr
4
23
29
Feb
14
19% Jan
3
24% Feb
1
21
37
Jan
2
18% Apr
9
27% Jan
14
25
19% Jan
4
68% Jun
13
76
Nov
~5%
Sep
18
11
Jan'
22.
Jun
15
33% Feb
13
7% Oct
24
17% Jan
2
3% Dec
;
19
8% Feb
14% Jan
29
74
Jan
Apr
t
14
26% Jun
20
July
6
36%
Mar
40% Jan
"60
Dec
28
26
Jun
25
41% Jan.
87% Jun
25
94 % Dec
Mar 22
93
24% Jun
25
2% Oct
14% Jun
24
16 Yb Jun
■!
25
22
2
July 18
42
i
1
9
8
4
9
28% Jan
3
10% Jan
5% Apr
2% Jan
21
15 % Jan
2
23% Mar
J %
'
>
37% July 18
32% Jun
14
2
45% Jan
9
24% May
3
Apr
9
53 vB Apr 15
82% May 17
80% Jan
8
88
Jan
10
89% Jun
4
88 % Jan
9
97 % Dec
28
97% Apr
44
23
Jan
3
25
24
119% Mar
9
114
Jan
42 Vb
8
July
2
.
2
90
May
2
2
129% Apr
42% Apr
5
2
13
Apr
29
2
55
May
3
24
68% Jan
2
35
Jan
9
Hunt
95
28
101% Mar
3
28% May
:<o %
j an
98 v4 Jan 10
98% Feb
20
14
13
16% Jan
Jan
18
26
21% Feb
16
102 W Apr 29 1
103
Mar 12
6% Mar 20
40% Jan
8
13 % Oct
37
28
8% Jan
43% Apr
30
18
Apr
46.000
24%
24%.
23%
24%
24 va
24-%
243/e
245/8
24%
25%
17,200
25%
25%
25%
253/0
26%
27
28
11.300
23%
23 vb
23%
23 vb'
233/8
23
23%
13.100
42
433/4
433/4
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
11.300
89
89
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24%
8.000
16
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16 Vb
16
16%
21.900
38
38
38
1
14
5
5
•
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♦89
90%
90%
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90 %
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10
36%
37%
37%
37%
38%
37%
37%
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373/4
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373/4
373/4
373/4
11%
11%
11
vb
11%
11%
11%
103/4
11%
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11 V
38
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
373/4
1/24
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631
1.500
37%
150
11%
4.400
%
45.900
38
117
117
10
117
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117%
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117%
117
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117 %
68%
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683/4
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683/4
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68 3/4
100
36%
34
35%
34%
35%
35
35 Va
11,200
51
50%
50 vb
49
50%
48%
49
63
.
36%
36%
35%
50%
*
V
90 Va
51%
50%
70
29,900
22%
23%
22
22%
215/B
21%
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22
213/4
21%
1.800
21%
21%
21%
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22 J/4
22,600
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
23%
19%
18 3/b
19
18%
18%
8.300
*76%
77
*76 %
1
«
series A___^__100
,
76%
76%
3.600
25 J/4
25
15.000
25
25%
,'8
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
4%
4%
4Vb
5
5
4%
4%
2.900
38%
39%
365/8
37'/a
17,700
30%
30
14,900
25%.
4%
37
38
1
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
46
46%
46
46%
.453/4
34%
34%
34
34%
33%
*95
97
*95
*104%
105%
104 %
38%
38%
3
*16
,
51%
100
85
86
,100
*91
*91
86
*84%
92
*91
52
84%
86
44%
513/4
,52%
24 Vb
44%
.
84J%
100
37,900
180
92
*91
92
23.400
100
*98%
100
*98%
127%
1273/4
126%
1273/4
125%
126
126
42%
42%
42%
423/4
42 vb
42%
42%
42 Va
443/4
45%
44%
45%
45Vb
45%.
45 Vb
453%
5.300
13 Vb
13
13%
127/b
12 vb
12%
12%
12 Vb
3.000
12 V4
113/4
12
11%
12
113/4
11%
54
54%
54
13%
11%'
543/4
5
29%
30%
29%
100
102 :/
127%
128
42%
42%
1
44%
45
%
1
13
1
12
& Sm Ltd—No par
—
Inc
com
preferred series A,
series
*84 %
92
51%
513/4
23%
45
100
_No par
.
'.
preferred
51%
10.900
16 J/a
*16
16%
233/4
22%
*44
%
3 Vb
*98%
Power__No par
5%
44
6.400
100
100
5%
*16
85
*91
*98%
Indust
1.6%
23
22%
*44
70,
41%
3
3%
100
104 J/a
40%
*98%
100
„
Co
3
513/4
*84%
92
3%
22%
'44%
51%
51%
401/4
5.500
17,500
96%
*104
104%
39%
*16
16%
22
*44
.
44%
104'A
39%
104%
3
.2%
16%
22
21%
*44
104%
3
39%
96 Va
97
*95
33%
333/8
34
4.300
46
453/4
45%
455/8
97
29
30%
29
r33%
34%
39
104%
38%
383/4
37%
46
*95
97
—,5
,
25%
v
37%
common.No par
&
25
36%
No par
series C
issued
Hupp Corp
9,600
9
8 Vb
common.,,5
preferred
&
20
29
9
25V4
25
77
28%
9
8%
9
5
Inc
Bearing Co
Baly Min
29%
29
29%
25%
No par
Finance
Foods
*8%
8
12.50
Corp
Lighting
29%
8%
10
Winston
Mining
Johnson
29%
8%
5
___
&
77
*76%
28%
8%
5
___2.50
Corp
Co
Corp
77
*76%
29
11.900
_50c
Corp
Electronics
Furnace
Hudson
28 Vb Oct
Dec
33%
22%
~
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
11 % Jan
Feb
313/4
79.100
When
13% Apr 24
9% Mar 26
433/4
32
>
Howard
2
42
*42%
303/4
17%
Houston
29
9% Jan
101
*42%
32%
^__i0c
preferred
47% Jan
6
433/4
29%
25 VB
preferred
8
July
*42%
32%
21%
Household
9
5 Vb May 29
43%
31 vB
*16
Mar 1<3
46
i
*42%
32 %
16%
4.40%
4
3.400
43%
30
*42%
42%
Corp
Corp of America
17% Feb
.
433/4"
■7
203/4
div 2nd pfd
56% Apr
96 y2
8%
83/b
17%.
Sugar
4%
2
6
;
8%
213/4
preferred
1
Jun
8
8 vB
Inc__—_ZZ__ZZZZs
Co_
—_ZZ~1
Newport Chem Corp com_Zl
43 % May
9% Oct
8%
5%
convertible preferred—
25
Houdaille Industries Inc commoii__3
$2.25
convertible preferred
—50
16
39% Jan
Jan
8 v»
8%
2.500
163/4
3%%
45% Aug 27
13
8%
8% V
3
Mar 26
Apr
23.000
common,..1
92% Mar 21
99
22%
21 3/b
Rinehart
Hotel
18% Jan
83
74% Jun
15
18
40% Jan
6
22
16%
Hoffman
$5
1
Aug
21%
21%
Hoover Ball &
May 17
57% Mar 20
41
75
32 Vb Oct
Feb
21%
16%
Holland
3
16% Feb
21%
22%
4
preferred
5
21%
21
$4.25
12
22
16%
98% Mar 25
105% Apr
8
Jan
5
21%
-
21%
Chemical
17% Jan
2,200
21%
163i,
Hooker
41% May
33%
20%
Homestake
1
19%
33%!
16%
11
2
19%
34% '
20%
15
Feb
10.800
193/,
33%
16%
37% Feb
28
32
19%
34
20%
52% Feb
101% Jan
1
31%
193/a
34
1
32% Feb
3
33Vb
z 19%
2534
_,
2
Jan
32
323/i
19%
33%
v
42%
preferred
Chemical
Inc
31
93
333/8
33%
19%
21%
jqo
27% Mar 19
11
11,900
33
8%
Holt
4.100
453/8
19%
28%
Holly
40
333/4
443/a
34
5
8
,'ZV:
333/,
45
19%
1
1
130
34%
43%
22 %
common,,_Zl
43% Jan
Jan
15
May
*128
:
34-
46 %
50c
&
3%%
25
130
34%
45
33
High Voltage Engineering Corp,
26
39 vst
32%
*128
j. 129 %
*34%
25%
-
Oil
Heyden
4
2
2
33 %
v
8.33%
ZZ
common
Corp,,
Hilton Hotels
23
Jan
32%
Hill
7% Apr
30
47 %
25c
Hewlett-Packard
2
3% Jan
,
33
Jun
May
24% Apr
3
35% Feb
104
6
34%
Hewitt-Robins
20% Apr
4
7«% Mar 19
31Apr 2<±
17
Jan
,
25 %
4
2
129
129
i 46%
40c
Payne,,,,__
Powder
Heublein
Oct
'12% Jun
•
34%
47%
—,_ioo
Co
Hess
129
34%
47%'
1
preferred-!
Hertz
23
130
34%
$2 conv class A
preferred.Nopar
Hershey Chocolate Corp,:
No par
51% Apr 23
17% May
3
Apr
&
*120
1
ZZZ~5
ZZZZZZl
„
non-cumulative
5%
15% Jun
16
(GW)
23
43% Jan
63
40% Mar 27
23
~~
Inc
common,.!
preferred
Jan
2,900
313/4J
(WE) & Co_
13 % Feb
.
2
33
36 vb
Helene Curtis Industries
5
33
22%
Inc
Heller
Apr
119% Jan
22%
32%
36
ZZZ_ 5
—Z~~~ 5
24
8
22%
323/4
No par
Hazeltine Corp.
Heinz (HJ) Co
3.65%
33
32
Co
J 8'
22
Jan
25
May 29
Industries
323/4,
J
18% Jan
37
32 % Oct
Hayes
32%
32%
35 %
___
29
39% May 14
25
3
Telephone
32%
31%
50
Inc_.
14% Apr
2
<
35
,
May
Hawaiian
600
:
106 Va
22%
common
16
6
Jun
3
13,700
26
26
*103
22%
preferred™
Haveg Industries
13%
13%
26%
106
36;
I
20
17
27%
5%
3
13%
*253/4
*103
32 'V:
_5
of America
133/a
26%
106
35%
ELY25
49% Jan
89 : Apr
30% Jan
19 % Apr
110 % Aug
Corp
133/4
j
31%
Marx
25% Feb
44% Jan
July 13
Hat
26
♦103
900
2.600
17.700
22%
Co
&
2
10% May 29
36
Chemical
Schaffner
*105
1
Apr
2
85% Feb. 19
22% Apr 23
31% Oct
31
28
World
Harvey Aluminum Inc
11
33% May
% May
10
22
Oct
>
11
25
24% Apr
15% Jun
34
Feb
44.-, Apr
16
19% Jan
23% Apr
13
9
Hart
26%
106%
39
1
7 5o
Corp
Corporation
Harshaw
34% Apr 19
22% May 3
133/a:
13%
26 vB
:
106
,
32%
100
&
13%
13%
26%
*38%
—ZZZ~2.5o
com
Harris-Intertype
28
*37%
.
*105
2 50
6'7c
25% May 29
.
13%
*26%
1
100
Hammermill
20% July 11
39 % Jun 25
,
ZZZZ_ZZ,1
Paper Co___
Hammond Organ Co___
Hanna (MA) Co
37%
'
5
"5
—_
"
r 26
37%
~
(WF) Printing Co
Halliburton Co
18
; 18% Jun 27
_12.5o
Hall
26
26% Jun
Hackensack Water
B
;_ioo
7%
50
*42%
5% preferred series A___,
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
5
29%
*101
102%
*101
*101
102
7%-
7 vb"
43%
54%
54%
29%
2 83/i
29%
102%
*101
102%
*101
16%
101
*100%
4.000
101
■
101
101
7%
*42%
43%
.
17
16%
7%
*423/4
73/8
7%
73%
433/4
*42 %
17%
21,800
30
100
21,800
423/4
17
7%
433/4
17
,
8.900
102
101
9.200
55
29%
7%
*42%
17%
17
543/4
29
102
-
8.900
V; 126%:
29
54%
.102
*101
—1
common,
54%
11 3/B
'
•
17
2,500
17
I
23 % May 29
37
Jan
2
18% Sep
29% Jan
2
27
32% Jan
25
3iy8 Jun
28
46% Feb
41
Apr
2
30
May 29
42% Jan 16
44% July 16
48
48 y2
52% May 16
July
3
46% May
45% July 19 '
44 %. Feb
Nov
50
9
15
May 25
47
23% May 29
May 29
43% Mar 30
24% Jun
31
'
5
25
5 y2 May 29
'7%
May 21
Feb
2
5
36% Apr 17
25% Apr 23
50% May 2
39% Jan
2
53
34 % Mar
45% Jan
6
21
Mar 18
45 Vb Apr
47
Jan
7
5%, Jan
87
Jan
5
65
Jan
155
Jun
19
155
Jan
28
26
48% Jan
2
59
2
40
May 31
Apr
36
25
May 29
90% July 24
20 Vb Oct
300
24
Jun
14
43% Oct
Apr
26
96
29
Mar 16
24
57% Mar
145
Jan
2
159 % Mar
34
Jun
22
81
Jan
9
57
Feb
85% Mar
2
1
23
41% Apr
16
Mar
5
%' Jan
2
2
% Jan
2
26% Apr
8
157 Vb Jan
2
16
40 % Jan
3
6
83% Jan
15
11% Jan
30
68 % Feb
1
20% Mar 14
Jun
25
85% Jan
3
9
Jun
4
18% Dec
5
16% Apr
22% Oct
24
Jan
^2
26
Oct
25
175
26% Jan
15
11
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
\
4%%
Int'l
4
38%
48
*47
48
*47
48
50
*51%
52
*515/a
52
*51%
52
2,100
*49
50%
*49
50%
*49
50%
49%
*48%
49%
*48%
49%
*48 %
491/4
30
32 vb
31%.
32%
31 3/b
32
303/4
313%
33,500
30%
30%
31
30%
303/4
30%.
31 J%
4,600
*6
6 '/a
*155
162 %
39%
x38
•4%
39%
38%
39
65%
65%
66
66
673/4
673/4
683/4
7,400
33
33
33%
33%
33%
34%
343%
4,900
343/B
34%
33%
34%
34
343/8
33%
333/4
335/8
335%
5,900
38%
.
Int'l
Nickel
of
International
Canada
Packers
*98
98%
253/B
25
462
471%
60
*98
98%
25
25%.
462 %
471
•
39%
*98
98%
60 %
603/4
160%
1621/4
5
50%
503/b
50%
50%
*83%
87
*83 %
*83%
85%
*83%
*9%
No par
63%
17%
.
Limited
1
9%
*9%
93/4
1,400
64
63%
64%
64%
65%
64%
65%
6 5 3/b
65%
38.100
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17 v8
17%
17%
17%
17%
13.600
'31%
.45,200
31%
29
106%
107%
107
8%
8%
8
Apr
19
11
Jan
29
21
64% Jan
25
Apr
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer cotn„No par
5%
preferred
——100
3
10% Jan
28
International Rectifier
20 Vb Apr
22
29% Feb
7
International
2
50
.
*99%
♦8
51
50
31%
321/4
31%
32%
315/8
*99 %
100 %
99%
99%
*99%
100
300
293/4
29%
29%
30
29%
30
5,600
32%
100
29%
107
.107
*8
8%
52%
51%
107
107
8,
8%
52%
51%
8 VB
8%
8%
8%
83/B
8%
8%
10c
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
8'%
8%
22%
a 8% Jun
25
36
Mar 26
Oct
26
98
Jan
3
4
85
76%
80 J/2
82%
84
85
83%
84
25 Vb Jan
2
No par
83
29
27
80%
25
Feb
International Salt,—
80
21% Oct
28 % Apr
23
International
273/4
27%
275/8
27%
27%
27 %
27%
34% Jan
27%
27%
24
2
No par
28
41% Apr
41% Jan
25
International Silver common——1
37%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
39% Jan
36%
36
39% May
4
2
58% Jan
115% Jan 12
36%
18
39 vb Jan
18
41% Jan
2
49
99% Jan
3
106
62
•
26
May 29
'37%
33
Mar 13
May 28
'92
Jun
18
31
Jun
25
Mar
71
May
International Tel & Tel com_No par
4%
conv pfd series B
100
47%
47%
47 vb
104%
104%
103%
May
3
International
3
48 %
'41% May 25
50% Mar
7
44% Jan
2
f
2
50% Apr
39% Apr
19% Oct
50% Jan
25% Jan
2
28 % Jan
3
23% Jan
2
Jun
15
59% Jan
2
56
Jan
2
<40
Jun
21
52% Apr
12
49
Jan
3
50% Dec
20
49% Jan
3
Jan
2
24
(38
May 29
Nov
1
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
/17%
118
i
33
124% Aug 30
8
21% Mar
19% Jan
121
Apr
13% Jan
*39 vb
*39 vs
3
5
40% Jan
45
40
25
May
2
>17% May 29
Co
Shoe
Apr
Mar
45
7%
Resistance
15
30
$2
preferred—
Utilities
convertible
48
48
25
49%
4934
49%
225%
22%
49
48%
4,500
2,700'
13.900
50.200
170
104V4
104 Vb
104
380
8.000
16,100
40
*39 vb
40
483/4
104
500
47%
48
48
48
48
48i%
1,500
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
4,700
35,500
38%
38%
393'8
37%
38%
3 7 3/4
38%
37%
38%
:
3.50
*27 vb
27%
27
27%
27%
28 vb
28
28%
28
28
Light & Power Co,
5
*61%
62
61%
61%
*61%
62
*•
613/4
62
613/4
613/4
1
54 %
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54
54%
1,200
10
55%
55%
55 3'8
55%
55%
56
555/B
555/b
55%
56
3,900
Interstate
5
Iowa
55% Apr
56% Jan
3
Iowa-Illinois Gas
Power
Elec
Power
&
.•
Co
&
Electric
Co
Light Co
2
27
Mar 25
Island Creek Coal
16
125
2
17% Apr
May 3
23
I-T-E-Circuit Breaker
$6
47%
48%
104 %
48%
49%
Interstate Dept Stores
2
Iowa
*39Vb
40
46%
♦1033/4
47%
com,,5
Corp
*39%
40
104
47%
preferred
28% May
63% Feb
28
„
V'
51
•50%
8 3/b
21%
8%.
'*7%
51%
8%
21%
600
107%
*107
107
1
Corp,:
9.900
85%
9%
31%
48 % Jan
*83%
9%
preferred—:—,100
convertible
85%
51
9%
30%
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com,,,1
3.040
503/4
9%
99
Jan
27.700
50%
9%
9%
31%
,2.50
No par
common
60%
162J%
60 vb
35.600
'
29%
Paper
preferred
85
4,900
468 Vb
162
162%
xl61
25
25
465 %
60 5/a
603/a
603/4
50
98
98
.
4691/4
4651/4
161%
61
162%.
98%
25%
25
253/8
468 %
50%
60%
162
99
International
5%
*98
xl603/4
International Mining Corp
30,300
39
65%
33
50
com
8,300
162J%
33%
___1%
Chemical
preferred,
900
61/8
*155
162%
*155
773/4-
763/4
76%
75%
76v4
162%
6 vb
6%
6
6%
753/4
77
76%
.—,100
Int'J. Minerals &
12,800
47
*47
£9%
No par
8.700
,38J%
66 vb
24%
.___ioo
52%
38%
50%
*155
39%
466%
common
51
*.46%
47
65%
__i
104
8
53
*46V4
33
39%
Machines,,5
preferred——
$4
18% Jan
100
—
Corp
Business
Harvester
7%
Int'l
17
Iron
International
8
Dec
preferred
Interlake
23
12
38%
'
Mat 20
55
162%
common—1____5
16,000
51%
6 vb
77%
'155
z—_10
Interchemical. Corp
33
29
issued—
31,500
50 J/4
30%
6VB
x77
100
Steel Co_j_—_
_No, par
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
20
When
6
4,000
24%
49%
30%
No par
common
preferred..
Inland
99 % Jan
107% Mar 29
General
35 J/4
2 4 3/b
49%
32
32% Apr
4
48
51%
*49
31%
2
7
*47
52
49%
18
18
47%
52
-
47
*46 %
47
,
.51
38%
47
31
16
Dec
—50
50%
38%
*46%
30%
Jan
Dec
.—,50
-
—
38%
47
*48%
26% Feb
105
38%
50
98
1
50%
50
38 %
*46%
50.
10
28
50
49%
No par
.—No par
Corp
1
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
17
Jun
7% May 29
17
493/4
preferred
preferred
4.20%
Indiana
Dec
99
Jun
4%
(37
.!■
38% Mar 16
15
Jan
51% Apr
86% Feb
Co,
34%'
25
503/B
38%
24%
49%
50%
30 % Dec
Nov
101
15
471% Apr 29
61% Apr 25
9% Apr 30
58 % Mai* 12
('95
9
24
68% May 3
34% May
3
35% Apr 10
98% Feb 18
52
i
6% Jan
35
243/4
493/a
*49
28
384 % Jan
49
31
80% Apr
4
98
4.42%
1
30% Feb
578 % Jan
4.70%
155
23
22
4.26%.
30
29
35
25
48%
common
preferred
preferred
Mar 11
Jan
35%
24%
49
preferred
35
24%
51%
35
25
48%
—50
RR
Co
4.08 %
Jan
Jan
Apr
39 % Jan
Power
2
Mar
52% Jan
33
Central
Illinois
33
2
5
Illinois
4
36% Jan
28
26
2
21
35%
24%
5
Industries
493/4
34%
35
—ZZ5
No par
;
Co__
Central
49
27% Apr 22
29% Feb 25
19
Cement
50% Mar 20
49 % Feb 20
5
47
Feb
Ideal
53
25
Feb
3iy4 Jun
;
48
Apr 29
51 % Feb
50
Jan
50 % Sep
151
.
May
39%-Apr
8
Idaho Power Co—
Illinois
1
50c
common
preferred,,.
1
Co,
:
5
38
23%
*124
'■
15%
24
23%
*124
125%
16
15%
23%
23%
*124
125
153/4
16
23%
24
*124
125
16%
16
24%
24
235/8
8.700
30
16Vb
2,900
13%
6.800
15
16%
16%
900x
125
124
125
9,600
5,400
j
9% Oct
22
10
25
16% Jan
24% Feb
10
11% Jun
21
9
87% Jun
14
14% May
84% Jan
.
82
July
43 Vb
Sep
28
84
July 16
38% Sep 24
61% Oct
15
23
May 29
38% Oct
98% Jun
22
18
75% Jan
2
88% Jun
13
59% Feb
Jan
2
May
19% Feb
7
89
50% Jan
29
86 % Jan
7
61 % Apr
89
3
Jaeger Machine Co
5
12
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd__100
15i%
15%
15%
153/a
89
89
88
88%
Jewel
1
59%
60
60
61%
100
*86%
90
Apr 26
Apr
30
Tea
Co Inc
common..
3%%
preferred,
7
42
Jan
2
50% Apr
10
Feb
7
73% Jan
2
84% Apr
30
Johnson
2
15% Mar
6
18
Apr
15
Jonathan
73% Jan
2
47% Jan
2
15
Jones
102 Vb Mar 26
58%- Apr
105 % Apr
24
5% preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
•
100 % Jan
8
19
17% Jan
4
13% Jan
4
14% Opt
26
40% Jan
4
19% Jan
2
footnotes,
see page
25.
"■
15 % Apr
24% Apr
12%
12V4
'
i/:
•
12%
12%
15%
153/4
143/4
15%
14%
87%
871/4
*86%
88%
87
593/4
60%
583/4
59
*86%
90
12%
12%
.
•
v
12%
12%
100
*57%
58
5.800
*86%
/
87
90
.
■
8
29 Vb Jan
112
13% Dec
For
13 vb
2
19
30
Johns-Manville
&
&
Laughlin
Steel
Joy Manufacturing Co—
*86 Va
90
*
*86%
90
5
48%
491/4
48
48%
48
82
83%
83%
83%
16%
16 Va
84%
16%
821/2
16%
163/4
common_lo
54%
55%
54Ve
55%
55%
104%
1043/4
104V2
104V4
1043/4
i
14%
14%
14%
14 3/8
14%
!
48%
49Va
83
81
82 Va
173/8
16%
17
39.800
55%
54%
55%
26.200
•
•
1
21%
23%
23Vb
104%'
14%
24%
23%
24%
24.000
48%
54%
55%
100
50c
82%
16%
16 Vs
___
—,
48%
48%
5
Corp
Johnson,,
Logan Inc
\
.
104%
*14%
23%
105
*104'/4
105
14%
14%
14%
233/4
23 38
23%
4.700
700
1.600,
'67.000
20
(1852)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
.
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
.
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
April 29
Par
April 30
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
May 1
Friday
the Week
May 8
Shares
May 2
K
37
Mar 15
32% Mar
99
Sep
20
90
Jan
50% Nov
6
50
Mar 25
1
38% Jan
10
2
99
25
May 29
84
Jun
26
47
Jan
3
103
Jun
7
112
May 16
104 % Jan
4
101
Jan
10
111
May 21
102 Vz Feb
28
•
July 31
86
Aug
6
95 % Jan
83
Apr
94% Dec
(ser of 1957)
conv
pfd—100
Jan
31
4%%
*105
(ser of'.1959)
108
108
conv
pfd__100
108
*105
110%
106
106
110
Jan
24
84
Apr
3
12
95
Jan
2
100
94% Dec
27
95 % Jan
10
95Va Oct
22
99
Jan
22
36 Vs Nov
12
413/4 Nov
23
38% Jan
4
17% Nov
15
23 Vs Jun
v.
47
27 3/a Jan
2
Jan
29
Kansas
Gas
26
Kansas
Power
19% Apr
19
.55
Jan
783/4 Mar 16
3
33
Jan
2
48
' Jan
2
30
Jan
2
60 Vs Oct
24
:91 % Mar
5
24
25
46% Feb
19,
343/8 Jan
30 3% Jun
25
41
Jan
23
34
45% Oct
25
79% Jan
3
33% Jun
80 Va Aug
20
27
21
443/4 M'ar 14
'38 Vz May
39% Apr
79 Vz
May
-.?•
96%
100
-
*95%
100
*96%
*99
47
'
:
503%
*106 3%
110
*106
106 Va
39%
*83
96%
39%
84
*QS
101
39%
*83
96 Vz
'/
300
106%
100
39%
3,900
39%
*83
84
96 Vz
96 %
*100 Va
101 Vz
►100%
100%
97%
97%
97 Vz
97 Vz
-.97%
*99
100
10O
46%
46%
463%
20%
20%
20%
203/8
29%
29%
52%
513/4
52
19
18%
19%
18%
193%
►100
310
100
101
600
46%
46%
20%
29%
51%
100 Vz
46 Va
205%
29%
52%
62%
200
''
100 V2
46%
63 %
200
-
108
►106
393%
19,700
%
*96%
30%
63%
99
•50%
1073%
84
*95
37%
50%
100 Vz
97%
18%
50c
36 3%
*95
108
52%
1
50 Vz
108
30%
8.75
363%
95 Vz
"105
"39%
100
36%
95 Vz
*503%
99
►105
.
84
►100%
98
36%
20%
*20%
30%
30 Vz
30%
21,500
52
51%
51%
".2.10O
19
19%
33,500
30 Va
*51 Vz
18%
.
19%
47
8.600
\.
203%
9,500
63
1
62%
63
62%
62
36%
37%
623%
37%
63%
38%
8
Co__
37%
38%
37%
37%
38
38%
%
37%
38
37%
3834
383/a
39
77
39%
77%
393%
38%
77%
783/4
39%
8,000
78%
793%
78 3%
74%.
40%
75%
79 Vz
78 Vz
75%
79 Va
75%
33,700
75%
76%
743%
75%
74%
75%
4,400
37,800
6,700
13,400
78% Jan
10
Kern
2
42% Apr
22
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
1
40%
41%
__1
41%
42 3%
36%
41%:
42
36%
41 Va
36%
42 %
36%
37
37
5
37
37
55%
56%
37%
37%
563/8
56%
1,400
1
555/8
565%
42
42%
55%
56 Va
42%
11,300
41%
42%
41
56%
42
'
55%
41
13%
13%
40 3%
42%
13%
42
'
13%-
6,500
13%
14%
15
15%
15%
15 Vb
42%
4,900
415%
41%
41 Vz
41 Vz
41%
88%
41%
88%
88%
88%
873%
26%
87 3%
88
340
27
88%
26%
26%
26
26%
253%
24%
263/a
27,500
24%
24%
24 Vz
243%
24%
243%
9,200
Jan
2
Kennecott
Copper
No par
County Land
Co_
—2.50
3
37% Jan
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
52 3/s Mar 13
59 y4 Jan
32 Vs Jan
2
43% Apr
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
12
2
15% Feb
KLM
Jan
39% Mar
88
Feb
26
84% Jan
Apr
11
25
43% Apr
8
89
10
Mar 22
15
22
36% Jan
8
21% Jan
2
25 % Jan
133/a Oct
24
25% Mar 12
16 % Jan
2
20% May
13 % Jan
22
11
Oct
20
Jun
25
30 Vz Jan
2
233/4 Jan
2
30% May
24% Oct
26
39 Vz Jan
4
2 7 3/a Jan
2
34 Vz, Apr
15% Apr
Co
Inc
..
100 g
10
common
4%
preferred
Korvette (E J) Inc
28
Co_.
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers
Mar 22
32% Jan
Oct
Mar 12
39%
*83
503/s
20%
No par
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kendall
84
*95%
1
Mar
57
18
Co
Light Co
39%
36%
99
50%
71
2
24
1
18
45%
*95%
*50%
2
24
:
.
*99
99
50%
66 % Jan
5
Mar 16
20
Mar 29
67
3
Electric
&
*96%
25
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
&
100
com No par
preferred
32% Jan
53% Feb
40% Jan
34% Dec
Non-cumulative
2
13
Jan
City Southn Ind
16% Mar 18
25
86
Kansas
48
24
21% Oct
29
4
243/4 Sep
59% Oct
28
A]pr
7
26'/, Jun
May 28
100
12
28% Oct
50% May
26% Jan
113/4 Dec
IIIlOO
preferred
39%
*83
*95
I100
preferred
4.35%
21% Mnr 25
27
23-
preferred
4.20%
1
8
27
Jun
4.50%
2
19% Jan
24
22
7
27
13 V4 Oct
50%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80%
preferred___
100
4%
preferred
;;
100
Mar
100% Apr
Nov
20
36% Jun
47% Jun
5
26
*95%
50
97 Vz May
102
Apr 23
101% Nov
8
35%
4%%
Feb
26
35%
21
81
26
35%
111% Jan
93
Jan
35%
preferred
3
Jan
Corp___33%c
preferred-—100
convertible
4%%
26
91
Chem
4%%
9
40% Feb
89
&
17
38% Mar 26
78
Kaiser Alum
Apr
51% Jan
1
42%
100
42%
//
88
88
?6%
1
;
41%
26%
Kresge (S S) Co
10
24%
24%
Kress
3
24%
10
18%
18%
18%
(S
H)
&
Co
8
Kroger Co
K
V
183%
193%
14%
19%
20%
20%
14%
20%
143/4
143%
28%
14%
14%
29%
14%
28 3/8
14%
'29 Vs
14%
28%
32 %
29%
29Va
30%
32
29%
30
32%
48,100
313%
323%
313%
32
313%
32
3,600
5
1
P Sutherland
183/4
14%
1
5
Kroehler Mfg Co
2
10
4,600
Paper Co
,
32%
17,100
1,200
L
10
Oct
24
40 Va Jan
2
19% May 29
31% Jan
12
36 % Aug 15
20% Oct 25
40% Mar
'
'
'
V 18
36% Jan
8
10
10% Apr
30
273/4 Jan
2
15% Jan
35
47% Mar 29
22% Mar
Jun
15
36 % Jan
3
13% Oct
22
29% Feb
9
15
13% Jun
26
213/4 Apr
13% Jun
25
39
27 V4 May
5% July
153/4 Mar
Sep 28
1% May 29
19% Jan
9
6
8
Feb
1 % Mar 16
223/4 Dec
25
23% Oct
3
15
24
6
15
4% Jun
Jan
7
11
15
18 3/a Jan
14
14
Leesona
7
Jan
2
1634 Jan
2
1 %
22
May
4
Jan
7% Mar 26
3
l3/4 Feb
23
Jan
12
31
9
24
353/4 Feb
7
26% Jan
2
29% Feb
8
39% Jan
22
13
Feb
8
32% Mar 19
2
93/8 Jan
43% Oct
4
62
Mar 19
51% Jan
55% Jan
9% Oct
63% Oct
24
2
6% Feb
17% Mar 12
110% Feb
147
May 31
31% May 29
15
40
Jun
'
155 Vz
6
May 11
45% Nov
26
25% Jan
25
2
Oct
24
54 3% Mar 29
4% Oct
25
19 Vz Jan
15% Oct
24
57
46
July 9
34% May 29
17% Oct 24
56
15% Oct
24% Feb
1003/4 July
1
2
May
Apr
15
46% Jan
28
Feb
Mar 20
4
2
Feb
28
7
Aug
9
95
Jan
3
96
May
1
36Va Oct
24
633/4
Feb"
6
31
51 % Jan
3
17
101
Jan
94 Vz Mar
9fi
Jan
7
8
16
22
3/a Apr
15
63% May
Lone
Star
4.84%
*
Jun
27
151
25 Vz
May 29
40
50
Mav 29
64
Apr
4
Mar 20
5%
96% Mar
series
'Apr
11
32
7
38
2
8
93/3 Jan
2
4
39 Va Jan
2
14
27
21% Feb
20
15% Jan
2
Jun
18% Jan
28 3/a
27%
28%
71/4
7%
71/4
7%
73/8
73/8
7,700
185/8
13%
13,700
1%
13/8
5,500
183/4
1%
23
1%
:*22
19
V*1
18%
13/B
13/a
23
*22
18%
19
13/a
1%
23
*22
19
lVs
22%
6
3/8
63/8
*63/a
6%
6%
6%
28%
6 3/a
28%
1,900
'28%
28'/4
27%
28V4
28
33%
33%
28V8
33%
331/4
15,700
34
33%
35
35Vs
36
9%
10%
10%
10%
10
10 Vs
10
10
4,700
54
53%
54
533/4
54
16,900
I6V4
15%
10
6
53%
533/8
54
53 5/s
15%
15%
15%
153/b
82%
155
82%
823/4
153%
42%
*154
383/4
403/8
39V4
39%
39
401/4
95,900
14%
15Vs
14%
14%
16.700
51%
51%
51%
521/4
15%
14%
15%
523/8
x513/8
515/8
63/a
6%
63/a
18%
18%
6
83
6 Vs
673/4
67%
68i%
67%
56%
57%
563/8
5734
56%
573%
56%
173/8
17%'
17%
17%
17%
22
18%
17 Vs
21%
22
21%
17%
213/4
17%
21 %
21%
22%
23
22 Vs
22 5/s
22%
22%
213/i
23 V
21%
22%
160
*132
*17%
18%
*17%
183/4
6 8 3/s
67%
68%
571/4
56%
57
160
*1321/4
62%
623/4
62%
63
623/4
63
62 Vs
63%
31%
31%
313/a
31%
31%
32
31%
*105
106%
*105
106 %
*105
106%
*105
160
106%
13.900
21%
32,800
52,400
*132V4
160
63%
8,600
32%
*105
12,500
106%
*94%
96
96
98%
*94%
96
*97 %
98%
*971/4
98
13%
♦97V4
98
13%
13%
13%
98%
13 3%
98
12%
13
5
50 Vz
51
13%
50%
12%
50 Vs
13 Vt
50%
51%
16,300'
49%
50%
48%
49%
150%
42,100
150%
150%
*150%
*94Vz
100
149%
149%
*149%
150 Vz
150%
34%
35 5/s
353/4
353/4
353/4
36
50
74%
75
75 V8
76
76
771/4
1
11%
12%
12%
12 3/8
11%
12%
11%
46
46%
46%
46%
46
46%
453/4
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18Vs
27%
2734
Nashville
_
Co
3,331/3
Steamship
500
105,700
47,300
231/8
631/4
313/4
*132V4
6,300
30,100
...
181/4
•
223/4
31%
160
360
61/4
66 Vz
20
18,300
;
25c
Corp
(M) & Sons Inc..!
Steel
Bros
6
*18 Vz
*97%
Lykes
.
82%
155
19%
preferred——100
Lukens
10
82%
66%
*132
455,900
153%
15
E
&
I6V4
82 3/a
153%
51%
6
16
831/4
153%
513/4
6 Vz
l63fe
6,400
82 3/a
42
15%
6
6 3/s
153 Vz
154
403%
series
Louisville
23
6%
96
Lowenstein
*22
2,900
13,700
,
28%
(Ky).Nopar
77% May
1
12% Apr 29
49% Apr 15
59 V4 Jan
15% Feb
67 Va Jm
May 29
Feb
27%
73/a
*94%
(P) Co common—!
7%
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
1
Jan
22
8 Va
150% May
29
7%
96
Loriliard
3
28
73/8
19
*94%
Electronics
283/8
28%
17%
27 V8
100
Loral
36,100
173/4
173/4
preferred-
Apr
16% Feb
18,700
153/4
15%
I73/4
D
54% Apr
21%
21%
15%
4.35%
99
21%
15%
10,000
21%
series
4
27
173/4
4.25%
2
142% Jan
22
26%
19%
4-
preferred—1-1112100
B
21%
6,900
271/4
65
10
100
22%
15
IIII
1
__I__IIIl
.
213/s
.15%
51%
i
common
22 Vs
-10,100
34%
57
153/4
41%
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
When issued _______5.
42 Vs Jan
30% Oct
',
Co
26%
173/4
81%
—"2.50
~ 20
preferred
'
32 Vs May
Feb
105
1H23/s Apr
137
Gas
27%'
♦47
15
155
5
conv
261/4
15 Vs
50c
Co
26%
53%
,
Lope Star Cement Corp
14
3
Belt
26%
111/4
34%
57
18 3/a
9%
100
Inc
10%
•L
34%
33%
~Z~._5
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Theatres Inc
4
24V4 Feb
Id01/, pevj
coin
a
*6%
5
—
Hi/4
34 3
*47
28%
Z.Zl
~25
Lionel Corp common
33/4% non-cum conv pfd
Litton Industries Inc
26
29 Vs Apr
88
Link
14
57% Apr
17% Jan
Mar 29
Dec
Jan
preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought
Mar 14
69
233/4 Jan
22
57
';
22
.
23
1-2% Jan
104
o
1%
11
343/4
57
16
1%
3
Co
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
27
17% Mar 22
27 % Jan
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
2
18
11
18
18%
par
I.
*47
18%
*22
IIIIIIIIi
Inc
34%
57
16%
73/b
j
Refineries
10%
34%
26%
■
par
Corp__
Fink Products
&
Leonard
18
52% Apr 30
73/8 Mar 14
28
1
J/a Apr
18 % Feb
2
43/4 Feb
Lehman
Lehn
159% Apr
3
47 Vs Mar 29
1
14.
49% Jan
90
~
Jan
2
38 3/4
15
155 Vz Jan
6
May 29
16% May
8
57% Mar
Dec
47% Feb
23
Jun
39
Jan
693/4 Dec
18% May 29
123
;
2
12 Vs Mar 26
66 Vz Jan
1501,
14
10% Feb .26
2
conv
pfd series A—No
Lehigh Valley RR
no
1
433/4 Feb
$1.50
26%
11
15%
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
1
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries common 1
14
34%
18%
__i
__II~
10%
*47
21%
I—IIIIIII5
Corp
34%
57
26%
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
14
*47
par
Lanvin-Parfums Inc_
Lear Siegler Inc
11%
343/8
25
__
;_No
20% Feb
11
4
A
Lane Bryant—„
31% Feb
22% May 29
83/4 Oct 25
23
series
3
19% Jan
1
common-..
17
1
;
Co
preferred
Apr
Apr
5% Jan
Feb
Gas
4.32%
21
13% Jan
2
Laclede
2
25 V8 Jan
19% Mar 12
Laboratory for Electronics Tnc
Apr 22
Vs Apr 26
51
7
14
Co
10
*351%
152
36
353/4
74
75
12
113/8
113/4
46%
45%
46 %
175/a
30
353/4
75%
75
200
18
6,200
10,200
10,000
2,700
14,700
M
21% Oct
25
40 Vz Feb
23 % Jun
25
44
44%. Jun
45 J/s Jun
25
86
24
46% Apr
3
50
2
31
92
Jan
7
-
15
193/4 Mar
1
1V4 Jan
2
8 Vz Jan
3
Dec
303/a Jan
3% Mar 27
10 % Mar 21
74 Vb Feb
>27
Jun
25
473/a Mar 20
34% Jun
35% Jan
25
56 Vz Mar 12-
40
7
34
35
Mar
5 j/b Jan
7
43 Vz Feb
27
Aug 30
28 Vz Apr
25
M'ar
263/4 Jan
2
9 Va Jun
27
28% Sep
18 Vz Jan
30 Va Oct
24
56
Feb
1
36% Dec
58 Va
Jan
Apr
3
30
27
19Vs Apr
36 % Jan
2
53% Jan
2
84
10
15
2
86
26
86
75% Jan
9
20
84
May 10
82
Jan
3
13% Oct
24
35% Feb
14% Jan
2
Jun
29% Jun
5
83
25
35% Feb
2
29% Jan
2
27
78% Jan
3
48
2
Jan
21
35
Jun
22
32 Va Jan
2
; 19% Oct
24
233% Sep
25 Va Jan
19
20 3/4
19
12% Apr
29
19
77
23
15
Dec
IS3/, Nov
27
81 % Dec
24
125
Jan
27
104
Mar
23
150 Va Jan
81 % Dec
102% Nov
;63
20
34 Va Jan
19% Mar
Apr
Apr
2
4
4
9
83
Jan
2
22
99
Apr
25
19
63 Vb Apr
18
Dec
19
18% Oct
23
33 Vs Feb
21
35
223/4 Jan
10
21
61 Vb Nov
23
50% Apr
34% Feb
1
Jun
.28 % Oct
(18% Aug
'15
Jun
32 3/4 Jun
26
93
Jan
40 Vs Mar 15
12
8
34% Jan
2
23V8 Jan
26
19% Jan
4
16
Jan
22
9
40
Jan
3
9
10 Vs Jan
26
2
57% May
173/4 Mar
89
94
108
Feb
Mar
Apr
3
4
$6
26
McDermott
6
2
2
18% May
McDonnell
3
50
9% Jan
2
1
19% Oct
29
8
17% Jun
23% Jan
3
25
23% Mar 12
33% Jun
22
20
1
4
Jaji
30
48% Apr
96
Jun
233/s Feb
91
21% Apr
28 Va Jan
45% Feb
21
29
17
Jun
93% Jan
27
7
263/4 Feb
7
24% Oct
81 % Ton
25
20 Vs Jan
4
32 Va Apr
953/8 May 3
233/8 Jan 28
22
Apr
2
27% Jan
86 V2 Jan
2
90
90
Oct
6
10
McLean
29% Mar 29
McNeil
„
Jan
3
14
78%
78%
,775/8
77%
500
42%
42%
42%
41%
42%
411/4
42%
59,600
41
413%
41
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
41
9
9
9%
*77
78%
■
*77
91/4
9
.
9
3.600
V
5,900
303/4
30%
30%
30%
30%
29Vz
30%
29%
301/4
4;700
233/4
24 Vz
24
24%
243/a
24 3s
24%
24%
2,500
63%
6 Vs
6 Vs
6%
63/a
1,500
63/s
6
Va,
6%
63/a
.
51%
50%
51%
51%
513/4
51%
51%
503/a
513/4
18,300
28%
28 Vs
28%
28%
28 Vs
30%
2934
30
295/8
29%
11,700
31%
32
32
32
31%
32
313/4
32
1
31%
321/4-
32%
32%
31%
323/a
31%
31%
31%
31V8
j
303/4
31%
12
22,500
12%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
12%
11 %
4
12%
12%
20,700
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
37
3834
331/s
38%
34%
37%
35%
35%
36
35 3/a
35%
35Va
35%
35Vs
35%
-7,100
19%
20%
19%
19%
193/8
193/4
19%
19%
193/4
20%
174,000
43
43%
43
43%
433%
42 %
43
43V4
441/4
57%
57%
58'
56
573/8
56%
56%
57%
-86%
84%
84%
86
86
*85
86%
85%
85 Vz
~
'
57
*85%
*85%
87
76%
*85%
87
*85%
423/4
56%
87
*85%
87
*85%
87
*85
76%
*75%
77
*76
77
*76
77
*85%
86
23,000
3,900
7,500
44,300
'
210
86%
76%
'
86%
85
85%
*84 3/4
86
*84 3/4
1
15%
15%
15%
16
16
16%
15%
16
_No par
153/4
323/4
333/s
33
333/a
33
33%
15%
20
10O
1.600
33%
33%
331/4
333/4
52%
11,000
53%
52%
52%
523/4
54
54%
No par
56%
555/8
57%
36
11,400
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
36
36 Va
36%
oar
361/4
2.600
23%
2334
24
24
24
25
25
27
263/4
3
27%
22 %
22%
213/4
22
22
22%
22 %
2,300
12%
13%
22%
12%
22V4
_50c
13 3/a
13%
143/a
13%
1334,
39,300
common
100
100
85%
84 Vs
*100
87
85
102
*84
;
83
100
66%
6734
65%
65%
66
65%
66%
1
66
*100%
651/4
30%
31%
30 Vs
31%
303/4
313/a
30 Va
30%
30%
Inc
2 50
85
84
102
5,100
150
860
10
653/4
680
303/a
76,800
56%
57%
57
56 V2
57%
55%
56%
55%
56 3/a
38
38%
38
393/8
39%
39%
39%
39%
39
395/a
16,800
283,4,
29
28%
28%
28 3/4
29i/4
28%
29
28%
29
20,300
18 Vs
18%
18%
183%
18%
18%
183/a
No par
18 V4
*18%
183/,
49
49%
483A
49%
473/4
49Vs
47%
48%
47%
Nopar
47%
173/s
17%
18
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,400
47%
17%
48 3/4
17%
9
48%
493/8
49%
50
49
49%
483/4
49V4
19,400
1
class
—___
1
A—
Inc__
Trucking Co
& Eng Co.
22%
13%14
*84
87
85
100
Corp..
1
ZZZl
\
56%
.
11,000
2,200
4,700
10 Vs
10%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
10%
11 Vs
11
No par
IIV4
17,000
29 Vs
293/s
x28%
28 Vs
28
283/4
27%
28%
28
10
Mach
28%
3,500
*21 %
22%
*2JL 3/4
22%
2 is/a
22
21%
21%
21%
22%
900
5
43%
43%
43%
44
44
44 Vs
44
44%
44%
44%
3,400
*95
96%
*95
96%
953/8
9p%
23
_-__I
series)—100
Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
preferred series B
*84
85
100
Co
(1st
84
85
*95
Porcupine Mines
preferred
82%
86
100
Publishing—_I _I
Inc
85
86
*95
_
preference B
&
*82
100
B_.__II100
preference
Medusa
4%
9
*75 Vz
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_
Mead Corp common
4%%
8,500
41%
—No par
McKee (A G) & Co
McKesson & Robbins
13
1%
No
McGregor-Doniger
Mclntyre
1%
4,900
23 Vs
McGraw-Edison Co
22
10,200
78
series—_100
1959
(J Ray)
Aircraft
McGraw-Hill
1
39% Jan
conv
21%
.
50%
convertible preferred.
convertible preferred
conv
260
215/8
2
66 Vt
94%
8%
42
6%'
5
preferred-
Corp
4%%
1%
9%
2
1,800
66
*94
21%
23 Vz
l
Corp
5% %
213/4
65'
94
2
30%
3Vz%
19
Vs
94
21
18,200
•78%
41%
common—No par
conv
McCrory
8%
78
1
65%-
65 3/a
94%
1,400
4434
50
12 50
common—
Corp
McCord
7
31
Inc
$1.50
4
12% Jan
38% Feb
2
1%
i
preferred
McCall
28
46% Jan
12
lVs
1%
.No par
preferred
MCA
3
26
Feb
1%
Corp
Mays (J W) Inc
Maytag Co—
26
8 Va Oct
12
21%
27%
.
Nopar
Corp—
33/4%
May 28
May
94v4
213%
44%
*491/4
Nopar
Co
$3 40
24
Apr
94 Vz
21%
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No
par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No
par
39% May
1
29 '/4 May
1
183/4 Mar 26
51
94%
21%
CorpI!^
&
May Dept Stores
73% Mar 13
31% Apr
601/4 Feb
Field
Masonite
36% Mar 15
23% Jan
95%
21%
'65
275/8
44V4
50
1
Martin-Marietta
Apr
27% Mav
643/4
*94%
Corp
Midland
Marshall
4
49% Feb
23% Jan
9% Oct
30 %
.
5
76% Feb
87
64%
~~
Marlin-Rockwell Corp—
Marquardt Corp
~~
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
171/4 Jan
33% Apr
23% Jun
'33
-
29
Apr
77 Vz Feb
'
Marine
Feb
Feb
May 21
65
100
& Moore_
—
Maremont
441/4 Apr 25
591/4 Mar 8
76
64 Vz
43%
*491/4
"5
23
May 18
83% May 17
1
"I
;
•Jan
29
82 % Jan
Shirt
35
77% Feb 21
50
40
333/a Apr
32 Va Apr
22% Jan
43%
493/8
Co
Maracaibo Oil Exploration.
Marathon Oil Co
26
32
273%
43
49%
j
Manning Maxwell
703/4 Jun
.
Manhattan
23
2
2734
433/8
495/8
iq
19
15% Feb
42
/
Magma Copper—
Magnavox Co
Mallory (P R) &
22
40Vs Apr
38V4 Feb
27 Vs
423,4
49%
1
30
2
27%
43 3/a
49
Inc
53'3/s Apr
23
28% Jan
Fund
24% Apr
6•% Apr
30
27%
42 3/4
"comll
4
11% Apr
34% Jan
27%
Madison Square Garden
Corp
60c convertible
preferred—No par
7
24% Jan
May 28
25% May 29
;
Madison
823/, Apr 24
42% May
1
13
17
5
16
12
46 Vz Mar 15
10
II_5
common
(R H) Co Inc common
4%% preferred series A—
8
4
29% Aug 29
773/4 Jan
3
6
Inc
preferred—___5o
Macy
2
93/4 Jan
Trucks
5 %,%
16
31% Apr
45 3/b Mar 14
Mack
3
Jan
2
213/4 Jan
25
2
MacAndrews & Forbes
1
2% Jan
4818 Feb
14
Feb
2
24
29
27
4% Jun
25
Jan
May
66% May
96% Apr
Apr
223/4 Jan
36
May 29
203/4 May 29
22 % May 29
% Jun
63
28
24
24
8
32 3/4 Feb
/ 20% Oct
Oct
15
2
26
21
17
Jan
24
25
Jan
56
2
Jun
Jun
30
46% Jan
Jan
50
19
2
36 Vs Jan
24
73/4 Oct
Jan
% Mar 15
47% Feb 23
93
1% Oct
24
72
5
Jan 16
17% Oct
!
20
*95
96%
*95
96%
•„
150
No par
23%
23%
23%
23'%
23Vs.
23%
23
23%
23
1,400
1
23%
2334
23 V*
23 Vz
233/b
23 %
23%
:-3%
23%
8,100
100
23%
88%
88%
89%
89
89
*883/4
89%
88 3/4
883/4
210
►89
lytj
Volume
Number 6261
197
Financial Chronicle
j^:The-Comme
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
18 % May 28
60
28
25
Jun
84% Jan
Feb
Lowest
28
24
Highest
77 Va Jan
2
29
24
88% Nov 23
88% Jan
3
22% Jan
2
Merck
29% May 3
13% Apr 29
13
3
Aug 17
11% Jan
29
14% Jan
2
52% Jan
12
11% Jan
29% Jan
26% Oct
24
58 Va Feb
15
28
10% Jun
25
16Va Nov 23
15
Jan
2
88% Jun
19
85
Apr
29
90
Feb
97
26
96 Va Jan
7
99
Feb
$3.5o
21
82
24
Va Jan
93 Va Jan
Jan
81
Nov
87
May 28
84 Va Oct
July
Jan
25
Oct
23
95 Va Jan
39 Va
May 28
43
2
Apr
14
Dec
5
Apr
o-jt-,8
24
11
34% Jan
2
2
70 Va Feb
8
60% Jan 22
69% Apr 24
40% Feb
5
24% Jan
2
Mar 19
Miles
18% Jan
2
22% Apr
77y4 Oct
12 Va
133 % Jan
2
>98% Jan
2
17 Va Dec
14
14
70 V4 Feb
23
7
52
4
May 29
41 Va Jun
15
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
34
84 Va Jan
45% Apr
May 29
2
79% Jan
:
15
24
111 Va Aor
2
88% Feb
24
2
23
8
34
Jun
21
47
Dec
7
44 Va Mar
Jun
28
31 Va Dec
31
29 Va Mar
6
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2 % Oct
22
9
■:
531/2 May
18
3'
2% Jan
2
4% Feb
15
51V4 Mar
1-
48% Jan
2
621/4 Apr
8
26% Jun
42
5
32% Jan
4
37 7/8 Mar 29
22
18 Va Jun
25% Jan
Jun
Oct
Jun
25
31
77
Apr
22
80
18
Jan
2
28
11% Apr
9 Va Jan
16
May 28
49
Nov
29
10Va Nov
22
35
30
22% Mar 20
13
7% Jun .15
5
2
9 Va Apr
66% Jan
69% May i;
80
Oct 10
75 V'4 May 28
15
22% Jan
19
14
25
2
11% Apr
25
7% May 29
65 % Oct
Mar
29'
52VaJan
2
39 Va Dec
20
17
2
36% Jan
9
Missouri
28
42% Mar 26
May 29
19% Oct
24% Oct
2
54% Apr
5
39% Apr
Class
10
42 %> Apr
8
87 Va
Power Co
23
Motor
13
Motorola
Apr
5
35
/ Jan
11
,18 % Oct 24
20 Va May 29
21 Va Jan
2
39% Apr
27% Apr
28% Jan
23
3
27
32
Mar 26
19
Jan
Feb
Wheel
19
Mountain
M S
3
May 28
29% Mar 21
27
31% Jan
15
23
Nov
26% Sep
23 Va Apr
10
27% Feb
1
22 Va May
L
2
Nov
25
Feb
20
17% Feb
12
34% Jan
1
Jun
12
22
30% Jan
2
29
60%
102%
103 V4
*102%
68%
69
32%
20%
IO3V2'105
*86
62
•
86
100
37%
62
104V4
38%
15,900
15,200
62%
61%
62 '/a
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68%
1031/2
68%
3,600
31%
32%
7,300
21'/a
21%
13,700
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11,200
69
69
32
32%
31 %
32 %
20%
21%
21 Va
21%
1053/4
107 %
1051%
106 Va
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86Va
86%
86%
107
30
100
38
103%
103%
69%
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69
21 Va
86
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38%
32
20%
'
61%
103%
86
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38%
69%
31%
21%
100
37%
61%
103%
69
32%
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38%
40
86%
86
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14%
14%
14%
143/g
14%
60%
62 Va
14V4
60%
14'%
61%
61%
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14%
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1,400
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21%
61%
22V4
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60%
61%
40,300
21%
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86%
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861/2
400
43
43%
43
43
22%
43Vi
213/4
43%
22
43
20%
22%
9,100
51 Va
51%
52
43%
43%
44
51%
52%
4,500
30%
30%
51%
53
30%'
53
31%
31%
32 Va
53%
40
32%
39%
33%
40
39%
32%
39%
331/4
3,200
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38%
39%
21,300
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3%
39%
5
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60
60
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3%
60
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60
60
59%
59%
59%
34Vb
34%
34%
34%
263/4
26%
27
26%
27
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67%
67%
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68%
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78%
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78%
78 Va
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791%
27%
27%
27 Va
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27%
11%
11%
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27
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11%
2,000
35%
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27
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3,400
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27%
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12
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9,100
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261/4
10i/2
15%
14%
14%
2,500
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12%
121/4
12%
12 Va
14
52%
53%
14%
15%
52%
14
53Va
53
143/4,,
53%
11,800
40%
41%
531/8
40
53 5/a
40 Va
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40%
53%
40%
37,300
40%
40%
40%
37%
37%
40%
4,300
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37%
37%
5,200
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201%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
1,6C0
36%
36%
36%
36,500
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11
11
29
29
12
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59%
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26 Va
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26%
34%
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37%
37%
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36%
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36%
36%
36%
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11
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10%
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28%
28%
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28%
28%
28%
36%
10%
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18%
19
18 3 a
18%
30%
18%
19%
19,400
3
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62%
65
1914
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65%
18%
67
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60
34%
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3,400
14,800
37%
37%
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37%
37%
38%
26%
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27V8
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38%
26%
27
38 3/a
38%
26%
26%
26i/4
26
26 Va
26%
261/4
26'%
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,800
4,200
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26
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Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murphy Corp
Murray Corp of America
38 V2 Mar 27
100
38
5
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2
*98%
38%
61 Va
6.25
Industries Inc
Mueller
100
38
60%
51
& Co
Inc
24
May
21
Mar 20
(John)
19% Apr
58
4
*98%
85
5
Montecatini Mining & Chemical
Amer shs (5 shares
or 5,000 lire)
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
73
89 Va Mar 14
41% Jan
24
6,000
100 Va
*86
Co.
Co_
Morrell
May 29
23
*93
87Va
*85
Moore-McCormack Lines
2
'■29 /■; May 29
;14Va
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99'%
*86
86
A.Nopar
Utilities
11
17
Oct
86%
*98
87Va
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Chemical
23
2
16 Va Jan
420
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991/2
~
B
12
Apr
30% Apr
8% Jan
23% Jan
87
86 Va
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2
4
30,800
85 Va
*85
2 50
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4
28
28
86%
No par
A
Apr
22
,48%
class
23% Jan
17% Dec
15,000
27%
86
Co-
Inc
38
12% Feb
36% Jan
28
85 Va
common
Service
18% Mar 28
23
27
26%
32Va
2 7 Va
*86
Z"~5
class
32V4 Jan
23
32 Va
26%
85
RR
33% Mar 13
17% Oct
:l,io
31%
31%
25%
87%
Corp—~"~~10
37 Va Apr
2
32 Va
31%
26
99
Paper
15
11
36%
31%
32
*86
No par
No par
Cement
Montana-Dakota
Montana
22,300
31 3/B
343/4
<•'
*97
CoZ
RR
Machine
Monsanto
12V4
34%
100
preferred
RR
31,600
34VJ
34%
86
preferred..../...—__.__._100
4.20%
Monon
12%
333/4
12
99
ZZZ_'2
24
Va Oct
8
Industries
Monarch
2
•
;
Public
Mohasco
16
27,600
12%
12%
85
PhflippZZZZl
Fuel
Portland
1
15% May
15% May
16
Jan
38% Jan
Apr
Apr
28%
12%
I2V4
33%
j
Pacific
3Va%
27%
12%
12%
96
87 Va
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Light!
Development
Missouri
23
13V8
12%
i0
Missouri
Apr 30
11% Jan 24
69 Va Jan
12%
*92
*85
Inc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
27
9
13%
123/4
26%
25%
com_1.5o
preference
leo
Mississippi River
1
4% Jan
35% Juri 25
28%
27%
13
121/4
13%
*
263/8
*86
Corp
Mission
12,300
34
26
*97
Corp
convertible
Mission
Mar 20
Feb
4,100
88'A
31 Va
IncZZZZZZ.lo
Minnesota & Ontario
Minnesota Power &
3
3
44
37 Va Mar 19
25%
86%
100
Minnesota Enterprises Inc.
Minn Mining &
Mfg
44% Mar 13
6
19
Apr
Utilities
Laboratories
3%
8
64V2 Apr
18% Jan
40 % Feb
24
15% Jan
2
25Vt
89
96
12%
13
12%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
27
17
Jan
Shares
25%
873/4
96
100
Minerals & Chemicals
16
Apr
Va
Oil
the Week
May 3
*92%
27'/4
26%
34V8
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preferred
Midwest
33% Apr
25
89 Va
*92%
25
ZZZlOO
.
Midland-Ross Corp common
5Va%. 1st preferred
South
25
89
96
Friday
May 2
24%
34%
25%
3.90V"pfd~100
Middle
23
24
♦923/a
1
preferred
24
70 Va Oct
881/4
96
Sales far
Thursday
May 1
893/4
90
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
25i/4
89 %
25c
1
28
25
*92%
Inc
3.80%
4.45%
25 %
16%c
2
62% May
IO41/2 Jan
25
5
3.85%
1
April 30
No par
Co.
Edison
preferred
preferred
4.35%
16% Oct
Jan
common
Metropolitan
13 Va Oct
55
Inc
Machine
Metromedia
Mar 20
Apr
Co
Tuesday
April 29
1.83 V3
Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer IncZZZNo~par
11
39
Mar 22
Monday
Par
Inc
.12.50
Trust—Units of benef'cl int
Mesta
22
88V2 Feb
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Co
preferred
Mesabi
3
86 Va Feb
102
3
49% Jan
101
11
Mar 25
27% Apr
10
98 Va Apr
10
58 % Feb
102
Apr
84
6
Feb
-
36Va May
28
86
26
100 Va Aug
80
94
2
2
Feb
&
Stores
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
1
28% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mercantile
92% Apr 25
33 V4 Jan
8% May 28
9% May 29
NEW
;
25% Apr
90Va Apr
;
20 % Mar 11
94% Mar 23
5
1814 Oct
STOCKS
.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
28%
28s,a
28
23%
24
23%
28%
24%
23%
24%
24%
20
20%
25%
19%
24%
20%
25%
20%
21%
16,900
21'%
37%
22Va
37%
21%
21%
37%
37%
38%
27,800
37%
38%
38
38
'A
4,500
_i
ZZZZZZ.l
10
37%
'
3.400
4,200
n
.
8 % Dec
43% Jun
27
11% Jun
13% Aug 22
81/4 Jan
2
10 % Mar
22
62'% Mar 16
541/2 Jan
2
68
16
25
24% Dec
27
21% Jan
19% May 19
31% Jan
12
25% Mar
5
24
43Va Jan
7
4
11% Jan
2
33
May 29
9% May 29
451/4 Apr
18
Jan
Apr
7
Natco
Acme
1
National
Airlines
Jan
15
National
50% Feb
21
Aviation
National
Biscuit
30% May
31
24
1323/4 Jan
2
663/4 Mar
1
141/4 May
82% Jan
18% Oct
24
293/4 Feb
5
20Va Jan
2
26% Apr
23% Dec
14
22% Jan
3
253/4 May
3
673/4 Jan 10
18% May 29
46% Jun 25
24
72
Jan
28
833/4 Jan
2
93 % Dec
5.
54
223/4 May 29
5% Oct 24
33% Oct
59% Mar 19
23
47
Jun
4
30% Apr
■
23% Mar
92% Jan
481/a Jan
Mar 23
303/4 Jan
4
1
National
Can
4
National
4
96% Feb
54
371/2 May 2
123/4 Feb 25
2
29% Jan
2
7% Jan
2
Feb
8
24
56% Jan
3
93%
Jan
5
993/4 Dec
27
Feb
13
61
Oct
22
98
Jan
4
68 % Jan
2
77
Apr
24
32
Apr
30
25% Apr
28'/4 Feb
2
27 Va Jan
8
25
24% Oct
26% Oct
331/4 Oct
35 % Jan 10
9
..
98
24
50% Apr
2
45% Feb
8
15% May 29
13 VB Oct 24
24V4 Feb
20
.22 3% Jan
2
•23% Feb
16
27
Jun
15% Jun
22
5% May 28
10% Oct- 25
.
30
63/4 Nov 13■
13% Oct 23
11% Jan
451/2 Nov
6% Apr
18% Jan
1
17
May 29
31
19% May 29
52
Jan
81% Mar
51
Apr
8
34
Apr
2
Apr 24
211/4 Apr
8
Nevada Power Co
33
Jan
14
6
78
85
Apr
8
26% Mar 27
36
May 29
51% Jan
83
Aug 23
241/2 Jan
86'% May 10
15
43% Jan
New
11
New
New
61% Jan
2
Nov
54% Jan
2
26
26
891/2 Apr 29
77 % May
3
94
97
5
2
991/2 Apr
473/4 Mar
1
53
Jan
8
Jun
22
39% Mar 21
"8 'A Jan
2
333/4 Feb
20% Jan
12
15
Jan
2
19 '/a Apr
24
433/4 Dec
31
38
Mar 11
447/a Jan
8
13J/4 Apr
26
9
Jun
27
19% Feb
26
Jun
15
433/4 Jan
31
76% Jun
27
86
37
May 28
May
48'/a Apr
11% Apr
40
Jan
3
26
5
3
82% Mar 22
46
York
New
York
N
Y
York
State
Y
Jan
2
28
Dec
19
503% Apr
22
723/4 Jan
11
Jun
26
79
Feb
75% Feb
11
23
76% Jan
3
2
86
Jun
4
821/4 Jan
23
3.60%
3.90%
18
104
J.uly
100
Jun
29
16% Oct
24.
21
July
3
94
Nov
109% Jan
107
25
Jan
22
923/4 Jan
8
95
Feb
28
4.10%
28
5.25%
24
Jan
31
105
7
22
4
Jan
18
Apr
13% Jan
15
18
Jan
18
21
2IV2 Mar 18
591/2 Jan
24
663/4 Jan
20% Mar
6% Oct
25
15
Jan
2
11% May 29
16% Jan
9
65'% Jan
76
41 '/a Dec
2
19
34% May 29
102
Jun
14
45
May 22
Dec 28
48% Apr
109
Mar
6
7% Apr
29
2
261/4 Apr
9% Jan
SI
29
North American
North American
29
110
107 Va Jan
Feb
Jan
2
110 % Jan
17
39
Jan
11
473/4 Apr
51/2%
28
109;
24
Feb
1
Northern
6OV2
Jan
31
3
19
933/4 Dec
20
31
2
23
Feb
18
173/4 Jun
25
313/8 Jan
2
313/4 Sep
20 V4 Jan
11
59% Jan
2
38
For
footnotes,
see page
25.
% Mar 19
44% Jan
2
3
Corp
;
Airlines
30,600
33
34
331%
34
24%
24%
24%
24%
79
79
79
80
28
27%
28
28 Vn
2838
28
28%
47V2
463:,
47VH
471/4
47%
47%
47%.
89%
89%
1,400
<
6,100
21,700
340
17,600
9.100
88%
89
*89
90%
73'%
74
73
73%
73%
77.
75
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76%
77%
12,400
99
99%
99
99%
99
99%
99
99%
99%
99%
2.800
891/2
89%
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90%
.
CO
_1
50%
50%
50%
51
50 Va
51%,
51'%
51%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31 '/a
1
3,300
18%
18%
18 i/a-
18%
18.%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18,SCO
42%
41%
41%
42%
'
42
51
42%
51%
5,400-
421/4
57.700
121/s
12%
11%
12
41%
11%
42%
12%
11%
11%
11%
1,500
43%
43%
43%
44
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
5,100
82%
82%
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82%
82%
82%
82%
82%
823/4
83%
410
49%
50%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50'%
49%
50%
16,400
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_
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•
493/4
76
75
75
74%
75
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76
79%
79%
78%
79%
78%
79%
78%
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86
86 %
86
86
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86
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86
86
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94%
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108'/a
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108%
108 Va
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1053/4
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1053/4
1053/4
24
241/4
23%
235%
24
24
27
273%
26%
26%
common__25
120
1203/4
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121%
25
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21
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21
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I
93
94i%
100
^
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25
23
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14
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121
23
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93
23'%
27
26%
121
23
'
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94%
108%
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108%
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105%
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23
27%
23
3,300
16,400
233/4
2,000
26%
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133/a
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13%
21
/
21'%
21
21 VB
20%
20%
20%
10%
1,400
61%
62
613/4
62%
62
62%
61%
62%
33,900
26
25%
25%
25V8
25%
25.4C0
253/4
26 Va
25%
7%
7%
7%
7%
16%
16%
16'%
163/a
16%
16
16%
*16
16%
50
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78%
77%
77%
*77%
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77%
77%
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No par
78%
51%
51%
51%
52%
51%
52%
503/4
51%
51%
lo
51
513/8
51%
52
51%
52%
52 3
52%
525/a
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106%
109%
*109
"46 >/8
35
100
8
Northwest Bancorporation
31/3
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co Z
5
Norwich Pharmacal Co_____
62%c
7%
8
53
53%
106 Va
4,000
260
50
17,400
5,800
106
106
106
106
106
3.09%
109%
109%
109%
1091%
110
110
110
760
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1101/2
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110'%
109'%
109%
1091/4
109%
310
453/4
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35%
79 '
46%
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465%
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;
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1
.
79
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35%
94%
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34%
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79
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8,700
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11,600
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10
700
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23%
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55
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48'%
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21%
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21%
21%
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42
41%
42
41 %
42
6,600
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25
24%
243%
24'%
243%
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52
53%
53%
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48
48 V2
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52
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8
8
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8
700
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70
200
1,700
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16%
100
220
1213/8
27
1
100
40
23'%
23
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:
60
480
1201/4
121%
23
14
76
1C5%
108%
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121%
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s.100
;
17,500
12
~~
preferred
Northwest
25%
80%
*93
Jan
253/a Jan
24%
47%
94%
May
51
24%
,
271/2
Northrop
55
6
24%
24%
47%
14
10
< 1,300
28%
♦93%.
Vb Mar 20
4,800
7%
47%'
preferred
21
11%
7'%
7
273/4
$4.16
351/2 Jan
11%
•7%
71/8
'
80
25
42 3/i Mar
31
113/8
11%
8 %
33
93%
12
27,900
2.400.
8%
17%
8V4
11%
25
94
27
17%
8%
*17%
24%
*93%
33V8 Jan
17%
17%
17%
•
32%
*92
40% Dec
17'%
17
8%
1,800
79
100
44% Dec
6,000
25V4
V4
100
191/s May 29
22%
80
preferred
23
May 29
42% Dec 10
22
80%
preferred
Feb
22 3a
49 3 8
$4.11
95
22
32%
95 Va Mar
22
44,900
48%
$4.08
Apr
41%
80%
15
;
:
2,200
46
41%
24%
93 Vb Mar 25
93
29%
46
41%
32%
9
4
29%
46
32%
91% Jan
Feb' 11
29%
1,800-?
453/,
48%
96
93
26%
43
Corp.
preferred
$4.1o
*26
40'4
17%
24'/a
42.900
401%
22 Va
17%
8VB
11 Va
7 1/8.
71%
25%
4
19
24%
>
30
71
'
3 2 Va
92% Jan
Feb
%:
71/8.
10.3C0
102%
24
Pacific Ry
~
5
States Power Co com...^5
$3.60
11
50
101%
46
xl7%
8%
63,200
200
_1
Natural Gas Co
Northern
36
76
91% Apr 24
93% May 31
Coal
preferred
33% Mar 29
2
48%
17
.
49%
9,700
com.No par
Corp
preferred
783/4 Mar 23
Jan
22 34
1
preferred
93
May 11
'
ZZZZl
Car
5.60%
25 '/a May 29
Jan
23%
Aviation
5.80%
...'
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
Jan
231/4
Northern
7
86
7%
3
6
86
11%
71/8
Northern
44% Jan
4
373/4 Mar 16
8
11%
3
114% Mar
34 Jan
18
8%
Apr
113% Mar
85
17%
17%
53 '/a Apr
11
*291/8
8%
11%
2
24
29%
*28%
173%
43
26
26
8%
53
Sep
25%
17%
4
Oct
25%
1
433/4 Jan
30 Vb Oct
25%
Z_1
North American
Sugar Ind
Central Ry Co
Northern Indiana P S Co
107
25%
22
2
107
72%
22%
28
1
71%
17
17Vs Feb
Mar
72%
21%
78 Va Apr
108
721/a
17%
2
11
72%
25%
293/4
21%
14
104V4 Jan
72
25%
72%
50
500
50%
33%
11%
.
11%
102%
17
14 Vb Jan
6
49%
*1011/2
72%
6%"
11%
49%
'25%
4
10%
32%
102%
4,GC0
95%'
50%
49%
21%
72% Jan
Jan
103/4
*95
51
33%
*101%
*101V2
5
Western Ry
North American
10%
33%
49%
102%
39%
.
18'A Feb
,103b
*50%
33%
102%
*101%
45%
Adjustment preferred
6%
preferred—.
Norris-Thermador Corp
30
10
49
95
51
32%
100
Norfolk &
25
10%
49%
941/4
*50
29
.
3
Apr
4
10%
49
94%
51
331/4
46
______
x
72 Va Jan
33
-
ZZZZ_Z_~_5
Gas
121 s/, May
23 3% Apr
30
*50
33
95
/ 713/4
"5
9
23
May 29
50'%
333/8
50%
25 %
39%
Railroad—__
29 % Jan
193/4 Oct
*94'/4
.
291%
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co-
l4»/4 Mar 29
94
45 '/2
preferred
25
25%
391/4
preferred
4.85%
27
36,700
__Zl00
30
Sep
2534
preferred
preferred
110% Feb
May
25%
100
1063/4 Jan
14
25%
preferred
7
26
25%
100
Electric
5
2
26
251%
94
451/2
Shipbuilding Corp
Jan
110% Dec
15% Jun
88
251/4 Jan
251/2
Brake.
Mar
9
25%
14,800
common.No par
Central
107
85% July 31
211/4 Jan
4
48
Air
104
38% Feb
3
8
3
66%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred ;
100
83 Va Jan
20% Jan
65%
_
(J
4
4
65%
ZZZ5
May 17
27% Jan
9
v12V8 July
27
65 '/a
39%
$3.75. preferred....^.
Jan
Jan
65
45%
Chicago & St Louis Co..
New
N
443/4 Mar 7
853/4 Feb 25
79
85/
641/2
—zzrrzzzzzzzzi
New
67 % Jun
74
4,900
65%
England Electric System
1
England Tel & Tel Co___
2o
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_10o
71
/
64%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
13
14
May 29
93 V2
65%
253i
Newmont Mining Corp common
10
4% convertible preferred—__100
26
Apr
10% Jun
28
2534
25%
1
J)
preferred
3%%
28 V4 Apr
20
86% Feb
Jun
25%
25%
„_T
Co
New
48 % Feb
20
Sep 24.
85
36V4 May 29
72 3/i
25%
25%
Inc
Newberry Co
2
21
86
Neisner Bros
2
Jan
51 3/4
71%
25%
251/4
Z_
2
2
71
253/4
25%
_~No~par
.
Neptune Meter
Jan
713/4
25%
25%
ZZZ_1
Fibre Co
3
41% Jan
70%
25%
25%
.
;
1
35,000
4,900
25%
29
Vulcanized
73/4 Feb
2
38.40b
38%
Co
Corp
12,300
13%
49%
14%
5
CoZ
Nautec
4834
13%
'13%
50c
National
7
48
13%
14
25%
1
Natomas
15
49 %
13%"
487/a
13%
69%
25%
10
Sugar Ref
National Tea Co__
29
49
49Vt
13 Va
69 %
25%
Corp__
251/2 May
•
32
Oct
75
19 Vb Jan
27
65 %
loo
ChemicalZ..
91% Apr
13% Jan
26%
25%
comZ5
Steel
22
27
2,400
5
Starch
17% Jan
27
8%
,
__i
National
2
27
13%
(conv)_______5o
&
26%
8%
69%
Co
National
77,500
8%
69
10
ZZ_5
No pa'r
National
Jan
15% Mar 19
6% Feb
6
ZZZZ
Register
Corp.
?5
Apr
29%
8%
X65
27
3-
41% May
23% Feb
47
3,200
291/4
26V2
5
3
643/4
30
48%
Co_.
2
6434
29%
27%
National-Standard
6
65%
30'%
48%
$4.50 preferred-.
No par
National Lead
Co—__j_—__g
National Linen Service
22
Jan
11% May
28
27
30% Jan
8%
65
29%
48%
5
._
15
9
19
3
18
12
25% Jan
Nov
2
34% Mar
Mar 19
39
May
•
42 V4 Jan
93/4 Mar 29
21
50
1023/4 May
8 34
66 'A
29%
27
National General
Corp _ZZ_
National Gypsum Co common
4
2
401/2 Jan
8%
65%
28 Va
Z_
Corp
41/2%
preferred
National Fuel Gas
8%
65%
28%
,
ZZZZZZZ5
Corp
Co
National City Lines Inc_ZZ_Z
National Dairy
Products
Nat'l Distillers & Chem
Corp
41/4% pfd series of 1951___
12
3
8%
66
28
•
1
National Castings Co
28
8%
65%
ZZ_ZZZZZl
Co
Cash
19
26% Jan
9% Mar 27
5
.
National
66 3/4 Oct
20% Oct
Corp
25
.
*93%
94'/a
24V4
•
24%
21,400
54%
22,300
53
•
4734
2,600
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STOCKS
Previous
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Tuesday
April 29
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YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
•* Highest
Year 1962
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
:
;
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
.
——
April 30
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 3
May 3
Shares
May 1
o
38
Jan
49V4 Jan
May 28
92
80 Va Jun
21
7
Nov
8
100 Va Dec
14
105
Feb
12
9
97
86% Dec
29
July 3
94 'A July 18
97 Vs
3
85 'A Jan
2
Dec
99
11
46% Jan
89'A Mar
Jan
7
100% Apr
19
102
7
May
2
105
25
102% Jan
25
22'/a Mar 25
18%
28
16 'A Jun
2
Apr
171/4 Jan 7.7
Apr~23
18% Feb
13
9
98V2 Apr
26
25
88 % Jan 31
29'A Oct 24
951/2 Nov
15
941/2 Jan
Feb
26
34% Apr
31% Jan
2
381/2 Jan
2 ■'
39 'A May
41
preferred
3.90%
preferred
4.56%
preferred
4.44%
preferred
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
4% preferred
4.40%
28
99% Feb
1
25
41% Jan
19% Jan
12
15% Jan
2
17
May 28
43% Oct 24
54"% Jan
23
47% Jan
4
56V2 May
76
Jan
3
52
Apr
30
591/2 Jan
30
10% Oct
241/4 Mar
1
11% Apr
30
15% Jan
11
Outboard Marine Corp
24% May
1
62% May
2
35
24
3
Jun
14
25 V2 Jan
2
21 Vs Feb
15
46% Oct
26
87% Feb
13
53% Jan
21
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
72Vs Jan
24
99 Va Jun
14
115
Jan
2
43
19
Oct
25
97V4 Jan
16
16% Jun
25
25
Jan
2
9% Jun
15
15% Jan
12
May 29
36% Feb
20
61% Dec
27
28
25
—
—
—
47
101'/a Feb
„
100
5
105
Jan
18
37
Apr
9
2
Jan
104
Feb
6
$5
18 V2 Jan
14 'A Feb
6
2
34% Jan
29
-
—
2
158% Feb
May 29
1421/4 Oct
5
51/4 May 28
26
7% Jan
17
133/4 Apr
22
35 'A Apr
25
13% Apr
5
25
6'A Feb
2
5% Jan
Apr
7
157
2
145% Jan
12
23% Mar
633A Jan
1
31 '/a Mar 12
39% Jan
26 Vs
24
Apr
1
'
«-»—
20
161/2 Mar 25
53% May
U01/2 Mar
„
17% Jan
25
15
143/4 Nov
5
71/2 Oct
22
20
Jan
3
91/4 Jan
2
13'A Mar
10'A Jun
25
15% Jan
12
ll'A Jan
2
161/2 Apr
24
24% Feb
12
213/b Jan
2
353A May
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
70'A Dec
12
67% Jan
2
78'% Feb
14
97% Feb
8
Jan
17
9% Jan
28
40% Jan
22
15% Oct
'
— —
96
58% Feb
9
63A Apr
35'A Mar
•
16
98
10
Jan
7
26
1
Oct
24
181/2 Oct
24
383A Mar 15
24V2 Mar 20
421/2 Oct
24
75% Apr
11
493/4 Feb
14
55 '/a Feb
14
22 % Jun
21
35
Jan
31
291/2 Jan
28
37
Apr
5
23% Jun
15
27
May
2
?5% Apr
10
27
Feb
20V4 Oct
26
28'A July 12
26% Apr
22
33
Jan
21
191/2 Apr
25
31
14% Nov
19
Apr 25
17% Jan 14
Mar 29
24
8
'/V
27
22
27% Jan
19% Jan
2
3
191/2 Jan
9
1
10% Feb
14
2
2
40
May 31
48'A Jan
3
41 'A Jan
37
May 29
52% Jan
17
423/8 Jan
2
50'A Apr
50
Apr
34
4.68%
41
Jan
2
3
42
14
34% Feb
20
3OV2 Jan
3
35
38% Mar 22
321/2 Apr
3
33 3A Jan
9
106% Feb
28
95
Jan
3
Apr
101
106'A May 25
1013A May 25
9 8'A
5
Apr
17
.
243/4
550
24'A
24
24%
24%
102
7,000
POO
18
18
*18
*17%
18 Vs
98
98
98
98V4
98'%
510
35%
35 3%
351/4
35%
351/8
35%
5,000
38%
391/4
38 V8
39Va
38%
391/4
57,600
163A
*16%
36'A
351/4
38%
38V2
39Va
18%
17
16%
16%
163/4
55%
55%
56
551/4
55%
551/4
56
56
56
Va
2,400
53
52
52%
52
53
52%
53%
52%
53%
24,900
12%
11%
12 VB
11%
11%
113A
12
11%
12'A
76,100
23%
23%
23%
24
243/4
24%
24%
24 Vs
24%
61%'
62%
613/b
62
16,000
84
841/2
83%
843/8
13,800
16%
16%
59%
59%
60 %
60%
60%
61%
83%
84%*
84
84'A
84
841/4
*1011%
101
101 'A
101'A
*101%
102%
1021/2
101
IOIV4
101
35 Vs
35
35
34%
34%
34%101
102
100%
101'A
*100%
16%
3,010
101
1,600
343A
102%
34%
3,300
*101%
35
35
*101%
1,700
1021%
10
16%
16%'
16%
14
14 %
14
14
14
14Vs
14
14Vs
33%
33 %
33 %
331/4
33%
33
33%
13%
331/4
33%
27,700
19%
18%
191/8
46,200
54%
54%
15%
16%
16'A
15%
16
15%
15%
4,100
14
5,100
19%
20
19%
33%
19%
18%
19%
18%
54%
55 'A
54%
55
53%
541%
53%
55Va
29,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13
31,400
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34T8
34%
34%'
34%
34%
11,100
152V2
153%
5%
5%
5%
14%
154
153%
152
154
'
5%
53A
5%
152
153%
152
160
152
5%
15
5%
5%
4,000
15%
5%
151/4
15%
10,000
14 y4
14
14%
141/4
12%
12%
12V4
12%
12%
12%
12%
7,700
16'/4
16%
15%
16 %
15%
16 Va
I51/2
15%
151/4
15%
34%
35%
35 Vs
35%
34%
35%
34%
34%
17,500
136,800
77%,
78%
77%
78
77Vs
77V8
77»/4
*96 Va
98
*961%
98
*96'%
98
250
x7%
8
7%
8
10,300
14
.
34%
33%
7714
77%
96%
9*7
*96%'
7%
7%
37%
27%
37 Vs
37%
28 %
51%
33%
7%
28%
29%
51
51
...
341/2
26%
261/4
28
28
28%
19
19
19V4
19%
18 y4
18%
I8V4
181/2
18%
16%
*44%
45
44
44%
*44
48%
50
47%
48%
48
16%
17 Vs
81/2
8%
13,600
*26'A
26'%
1C0
28
27%
27%
1,400
19V4
19
191/4
900
18%
.
18%
18%
15,800
16%
17
17
16%
3,100
330
45
*44Vi
45
*44
9.500
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
45
100
34%
26%
181/4
17 /■
16%
17
8%
8%
8%
51%
34%
52
27%
*19
108,400
*50%
341%
*24V4
28
5,500
29%
28%
29%
28%
*50i%
51
34
19
18%
29%
26%
*26
27%
.
29%
*50%
8,600
37%
37 y8
37%
37
371/4
34
2614
'27%
37
78 Vs
341/4
34
34
*25%
7%
7%
7%
37%
*50%
19
98
121/4
12%
12%
48%
48%
47%
48%
24,500
38 Vs
•371/4
47%
37%
39 'A
38%
39%
8,500
33%
2,200
33%
8,700
3
38%
39 Vs
37
37%
34%
35
34%
34%
32%
33%
33 Vs
102%
103 %
102%
102 %
103
103
103
102%
103%
—100
32%
102%
100%
100
100
100
100 Va
100
100
100
100%
290
100
99%
15%
31,600
39
4%%
Corp
preferred™
series preferred
4.40%
13
Feb
103
*101V4
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—.—1
Penn Power & Light com—No par
5
Apr
Mar 11
25
25 % Jun
Jan
102
*101'A
104V4
98
35%
1
common
preferred
conv
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
29
23'/a Jun
28% May 29
98'A July 25
Co Inc
Penn Fruit
104V4
18 Va
50
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
16% May
4
26
23%
1
1
5
Ford
190
105
23
_
Penick &
290
89
12'/8
&
1
20 3A Feb
8 'A May
Oct
73/8 Oct
15
1
293A May
99 3A
89
49%
99%
17%
*98
99%
16%
5
Aggregates Inc_5
Pacific Gas & Electric
10
Pacific Intermountain Express Co_5
Pacific Lighting
Corp
No par
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
.
1
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp of America——
5
Packard-Bell Electronics:
50c
Pan American Sulphur
70c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe Line—No par
4%
preferred
-—100
Papercraft Corp
—
i
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
Parmelee Transportation
No par
Peabody Coal Co common
5
5% conv prior preferred
25
Pendleton Tool Industries
^-.1
When issued
1
Cement
Corp
American
Pacific
8
4
17%
8,300
99%
89
52%
No par
Pacific
1
12% Jan
31% Jan
102
23%
50Vs
99%
55%
15
preferred
*101V4
38%
5
Co common
Paper
105
35%
Co
Oxford
15% May
.
May 29
2
841/2 May
1
31% Jan
17%
*98
*104
23%
23%
50 3/4
89
105
99V4
891/2
102
*101
23%
50%
*99V4
51
991/4
*88
104%
104
-
102
10
3.125
30c
s
89
*101
No Par
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
4%
preferred
100
Outlet
8
Mar
100
Mar 23
Orange
3
99%
89
491/4
49%
99V4
89
104%
5
Manufacturing Corp
Utilities
Opelika
30
Apr
49%
99%
*103%
7.50
& Rockland
Otis Elevator
Jun
50VB
98%
*87%
100
preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
4.24%
14i/2 May 29
26
49%
15
100
100
100
100
2.50
20
Ohio Edison Co common
1
May
51
27
18% Feb
2
131/4 Jan
2
16 3/4 Feb
15
Pennsylvania RR
22
543A Jan
2
35 'A Feb
8
39 Va Apr
24
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
*38%
—15
.
;
33
15%
15%
15%
—.——10
10'A Jun
3IV2 Oct
33
33Vs
33
33 Vs
33
34i%
*34
341/2
34%
15%
39
38%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
38%
38%
39
39
39Vs
39
420
1,200
'
'■
x
39 % May
52 7/s Mar 19
Jun
3
33
Oct
24
25
Jun
46
Feb
11
55
30
49
Jan
4
63
Feb
16
46
Apr
56% Feb
58
22
Jan
2
12% Jun
15
24
39
«
19% Mar 15
49% Oct
35% Oct
99
66% Jan
24
15
Jan
31
45
'
r
99% Mar
2
Feb
13
May 29
98
Jun
82
88'A No.v
July 10
96
7
151/4
52'%
*51%
52%
200
No par
47%
47%
46%
•46%
46V2
46%
46%
46%
46'%
461%
2,500
Milk
Co
common
Gas
5
3.80%
19
103
16
106
21
25
Sep
13
97
Apr
Jan
31
103
81
Jan
2
61 Va Oct
112% Jan
,
4.30%
5
Feb
Apr
33Vs Jan
100
84'A Jan
3
813/4 Jan
10
4,68%
Phila &
22
Feb
14
88
Mar 22
33 'A
*100 Va
88'A
26
213/4 Jan
62% Apr
18
15
Pillsbury Co common..'
102V2 Jan
34% May
Feb
26
49 '/a Apr
15
23
13% Jan
3
173/a Jan
9
11
% Oct
4
Jan
22
67
Aug 17
86'A Mar
Sep
28
81
22
1261/2 Aug 21
43% Oct 24
5% Oct
36% Oct
35
Oct
19% Jan
116% Mar
44% Jun
139
Jan
May
671/2 Feb
Apr
81
May
21 Va Apr
5
2
1421% Apr
22
2
577/a Jan
14
Jan
2
11 Vb Feb
18
Jan
3
58'A Apr
15
603/4 Apr
15
73
.
20
i2%
5
22
Jan
4
7
54
22
Jan
9
38
553A Jan
8
24
41
353A Mar 29
6
125
Nov
78
Jan
Jun
25
Oct
24
81% Jun
14
130
Jan
6
Jan
13% Oct
24
21
90'/a Oct
18
95 % Mar
Jan
47% Mar
May 28
Jan
17
28
122
3
34% Dec
221
105'A Jan
3
28% Mar 20
123'A May
3
22
15% Jan
93
5
42
8
Jan
Mar
3
3
14
5
40'% Jan
126
May
66 V2
Apr
preferred
S4.80
1
8
3
25
Pittston
May
1
1
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co.—,
18 '/a May
1
991/2 Apr
8
48
Jan
29
18
Potomac
793A Apr
16
Public
26
68 Vs Jan
2
751/4 May
3
10
10
111% Jan
25
5.28%
Nov
21
32'A Jan
3
37% Jan
17
79% Apr
243A Dec
76
Jan
2
79
Apr
28
24
May
3
25
Mar 14
31
43V8 Jan
% May 29
17% Oct
2
26 Ve Mar
6
23
22
Va Feb
14
15
40% Jan
Public
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Serv
Co
of
.
-
10o
100
100
100
——100
'
2OV4 Oct
23
38% Mar
25
38'A Dec
*142%
143%
*1421/4
143%
54%
55%
55%
56%
56
56%
17,800
10%
10%
10%
16,000
57%
*56%
57%
83
*142V4
56 Va
54%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*56%
/
143%
57%
571/4
57%
*56%
57%
*56%
601/2
6OV2
*60
60 '/a
35%
36
60%
35%
60%
•36 %
124%
65%
121
121
331/4
128 Va
129%
65%
/
65'A
,*120%
34
33%
18%
98'A
46
46%
128%
18%
18%
98'A
*
*125
124%
:
55
1261%
65%
123
•
35%
*126
65%
121
»
19%
20
*142'A
55 Va
10 %
*143.
143%
600
36
36
1,500
126
126
36
36%
127%
65Va
120%
65
565%
121%
120'A
"
65%
1.440
35
24.300
34%
34%
128%
123V4
126'A
18 Va
*18%
18%.
*971/4
98'A
*971/4
98
34%
351/4
34
128%
130'A
127
18%
18%
40
11,'200
121
18'A
34%
130%
40
60
*126
122
200
5,800
60
35%
66%
20%
60
60
127%
97 Va
18%
97i%
98
98%
46
46%
45%
45%
45
45%
451/2
45%
22%
23 Vs
22%
23
78V4
77%
*811/2
31%
31'%
31%
*93
94 Va
*93
94Va
*93
94%
*95
96 %
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
97
97%
*108%
109
52,300
3,000
130
14,200
8.2C0
*108%
109
77 5 s
*93
94%
*93
94%
*95V4
96%
*951,4
96%
97%
98
200
*97%
98
*97i/4
98
*97%
98
109
*108'A
109
*108'A
109
109
*108%
109%
*109
108%
109'A
260
36%
36
36%
8,400
108'%
109
108%
79%
*79
79i%
251/4
*241/4
25 %
*24%
25%
*231/2
24%
*23%
24'A
*23%
24%
36%
:
108'A
36
36 Vs
36%
36
36%
79
79
35%
79 'Jt
78
*24Vt
*23 Va
25%
24%
108%
79
24
*231/2
79
24%
110
340
1,000
24%
12,500
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
61/2
6%
6 %
*6%
61/2
6%
6%
6%
6%
No par
*84V2
84%
*84'%
84%
*84%
84%
*84 Va
*84%
84%
36
36 Va
36%
12.300
$4.75
preferred—
4
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
15
2
30% Apr
41% Apr
24
11'
22,
3
79 % Apr
24
Purolator
69% Jan
18
Quaker Oats Co common
3
6%
preferred-—100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
Apr
143%
*81
*24%
23% Jan
30
19%
81
*79
25
25
36 % Jan
9
26
•
2
19%
19
com__No par
preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred
4.32%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
3
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil
5
19% Jan-
19'A
19%
100
Ind
31/2%
64'A Apr
30
28% Jun
—
353A Apr
7
81
19 %
19%
700
108'/a Apr
84% Jan
81
87
31%
15
24% Jan
*78
*841%
31%
110% Feb
4
81
87
31%
5.05%
2
83
*78
*84%
31%
4.30%
Jan
*81
87
31%
1
Jan
86
15%
*84'/a
31%
5
Mar 29
2,000
*841/2
15
15«/4
15
87
26,200
15
6
7,500
15%
151/4
21,200
Feb
84
47%
15Va
38,600
1093A Jan
23
34V4
47Vs
15
28%
100
.
33%
471/4
15
75V4
8
8
341/4
47
78
7
23
33%
28%
96% Mar
21
34%
471/4
74
106% Mar
Feb
33%
46%
28%
6
Jan
%
74%
10
10% Feb
1.5,166
34
47%
73%
21
88
•
33 'A
47%
34 %
28%
Dec
24
3,100
101
73%
Apr
18
*100
101
29
Nov
24
62 V
62%
62
*100
78%
95
Jun
17 y8
18
17%
18%
613/4
101
73
98
July 25
*99%
73%
109
.,
4,400
X6'l%
72%
2
5% Oct
62%
18 Vb
18%
101
10
73
90% July 17
Jun 29
84
61,300
721/2
4.18%
21
360
54%
17%
Gas com_No par
Public Serv Elec &
$1.40 div preference com__No par
8
88 V2
54Va
23%
4.08%
v
*87%
54%
77%
21
11
90%
87%
54
*89.
23
18
35
*89
87V2
54 Va
28%
Feb
19
90
871/2
29
95
22% Jan
89
53%
'54%
79
321/2 Feb
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
89
23%
4
29
87%
14,700
28%
2
Jun
16.6C0
86%
*104
105
105
77%
91% Jan
106
39%
85%
105
23 Vb
30% Jan
971/2 Apr
39
87'A
39%
29%
92
14
*99'A
39%
85%
87%
a
10
39Vt
87%
62 3
1051%
40
*104
.
781/4
31% May 14
94% Jan
'
40'A
23%
May 29
Jan
98'A
105
28%
July 24
87
250
77 %
Jan
104
98%
2 3'A
85
20
98%.
10
issued
Gamble
&
29
Nov
101
47 Va
15
.—1
69'A Dec
5
98%
991/2
No par
Procter
19
19
/2V//
250
9&i%
*98
Service Co of Colorado——5
When
23 Vs Apr
30 Va Feb
32 V2 Apr
90
88'A
34
*84'A
.-
Co
18
61%
34
1
Power
18 %
"47
—
Electric
53%
62%
*99i/4
10.
Inc (HK) 51/2% sf pref_100
Porter Co
102%
88'A
"
preferred.—_75
11.25
Plough Inc
4
148% Jan
2
92 % Jan
25
common—
convertible
$3.50
271/2 Jan
25
(The)
Co
54 Vs
61
No par
1
(conv)
.
18 Vs
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co corn—^,_No par
5% preferred class A-™*—--—100
51/2% 1st series prior pfd_—100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd——10.0
35V4 May
122
.
No par
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
22% Apr 25
1
69% Mar
—-
56% Jun
201,2 Jun
49 %
3
57% Feb
4
21
Jan
32 'A Mar 12
14
25
88
32
85
2
72 3/4 Jan
t
1
23
2
10
51% Jan
16 '/a May 15
Jan
134% Jail
8
12% Jun
53%
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com. 10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
1
141/2 Jan
1
64
100
5
1
$4 preferred
18
8
28
39
341/2
102%
89%
88
551/2 Apr
29Vs Feb
341/8
101%
881%
89(4
2
99V2 Jan
39%
13,500
33%
1011/2
88
15
11
98V4
*104
15,500
33%
89
'86 'A
17
27
105Va
'29,500
1001/2
*88
*88%
173/4 Apr
65'A Mar 19
98'A
104
5,100
53%
60%
331/4
89'A
*87
5IV2 Jan
41% Jan
*98
26%
:•
100 %
33%
102
88
47 Vs Jan
1003/4 Nov
*88
89'A
4
6
59
871/4
2
27
52%
60%
*87
69
23
261/4
53%
591/s
*88'A
59% Mar 14
Feb
27
531/4.
60
5
100
26Va Apr
30 Va Oct
26%
54
59%
88%
3.90%
18% Jun
271/2
53%
33%
4%
24
97
26%
59%
39%
89'A
24
Jan
4,500
591/4
59'A
39'A
24
Oct
Oct
58%
(NY)—50c
15% Oct
42
*
18VB
18
101%
.
Reading Corp
40
19
2,200
18
53%
33%
Philip Morris Inc common—
91
713A Jan
84 3A Feb
28%
18
26%
101%
,
1
24
901/2 Apr
5
87% Mar 27
July 16
80% July 25
28'%
18
53 Vs
'
100
100
100
100
^
Apr
413/4 Apr
50
28%
181/8
17%
53%
No par
preferred
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp__
82
102
18
26
17%
26%
52%
12.50
preferred
173/4
26
5
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
•
28%
—1
& Co Inc
Phila Electric Co common
1
*101
101%
102
*101
102
*101
•
33 V3C
Corp of America!
(Chas)
101 %
42
43V4
Service Inc.—__---I
Phelps-Dodge Corp
24
Mar
91
Pfizer
4114
101
101
——100
preferred
'
106
24
15'%
52%
4%%
2
Mar
105
11
86% Jan
28
8
Jan
*15V4
Petrolane
2
343/4 Apr
2
.
Jan
Aug 23
26% Oct 24
101
151/4
52%
60% May
100
7
3,000
411/4
151/4
*52%
6
29 % Jan
34% Mar 20
1033A Nov
6
15%
42%
15%
Petroleum
52 3/4 Mar
15
7,400
53%
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
62 % Jan
41'A
15'A
1
1
41%
401/4
*52 Va
9
44% Oct
25
19
18 Vs May
12
Jan
15,800
-
15%
24
47
240
51'A
52%
541/2 Apr
57% Mar 15
51%
50
42
283A Jan
42
55
51%
51%
41%
—
2
16'A Feb
24
23
54%
51
501/4
52%
Corp
25 % Mar 28
19Vs Jan
18% Oct
33 % Oct
55
50%
501/4
15%
Pet
9
28 3/4 May
54
51%
491/4
Permanente Cement-,Co common—1
5% convertible preferred __——50
Perkin-Elmer
8
1011/2 Feb
8
3
54
*50%
50
49%
7
Jan
53%
51%
49%
17
51
53%
49 y«
——33 V3C
1
Pepsi-Cola Co
55
2
28% May
101'A July 13
Jun"25
2
Jan
51
163/a Apr
Jan
Mar 19
10,200
53%
5314
51
2
51% May
51'A. Mar 14
'
13 Vs
j
13'A Jan
59% Mar 23
53
481/4 Jan
2
Jan
Peoria &
26
*50 Va
No par
Eastern Ry Co...——100
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
2
May
51
29
37
Products
Inc
1
3534
27%
7
84%
36 V8
35%
35%
35%
27%
28%
28%
28%
29%
29
29%
28
35%
29 "
35%
20,000
30%
30
30%
30
30%
21,100
22,700
30
3OV2
30
30%
30 VB
40'A
40'%
40
40%
40'A
40%
40 V4
40%
39%
40%
78%
76
77
75
76
74
75%
72 Va
74
75%
5,400
64 Vs
5,200
Q
54% Oct
136
24
Oct
25
25% Oct
26
91 % Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
61% Mar
141
27% Jan
For footnotes, see page 25.
Jan
147V2 Mar 14
34V2 Apr
29
62'/a
142
32 %
63%
142
34%
61%
144
33%
62
144
341A
62'A
'142
33%
63%
143
33%
'64
64
*142
143
33 5
s
33%
64 Va
*142
331/4
143
33%
110
2,900
Volume 197
Number 6261
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1855)
'23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
'
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Lowest
63"% Mar 14
56
79% Dec
20
77
Jan
10
Apr
34% Jan
17
45
12% May 29
21% Jan
2
15% Feb
26
30% Feb
13
8
Oct
24
Jan
66% Feb
May
25
14% Feb
16
16% May 29
24 % Apr
18
21% Jan
41'/8'Feb
16
21 % Apr
7% Jan
5% Oct 24
12
Nov
Oct
10% Feb
1
8
24
19
1
Jan
15
13% Jan
15
Oct~24
21% Jun
8
10V« Oct 23
21% Feb
12
163% Jan
4
9
Oct
23
29% May
30% Jan
93/4 Feb
143/8 Apr 30
10 % Mar 14
22% Mar
13%
2
15% Jan
12
Corp of America com_No
$3.50
1st
Reading
Co
7
non-cum
1st
non-cum
2nd
173/a Feb
2
30
4
3
21
14% Apr
2
Owl
Reed
19 % Apr
6
28
49% Jan
4
38% Jan
Reliance
Elec
14
23
Jan
23
133% Mar 26
Apr
20% Jan
16
9% Jun
17
Reliance
51% Aug 30
76
Jan
30
53
Mfg
69
17
24
May 28
6% Oct 24
12% Oct
12% Jan
24
28
Opt
30
Nov
31
Oct
19
16% Jan
4
Mar 12
6 3/4 Jan
14
Jan
22
2
Jan
7
19
Republic
16 3%
May
4
2
41%
Apr
5
36 % Jan
2
Revere
24
Revlon
6
52% Jan
2
29
Mar
37% Jan
7
2
31
3
8
51
Jun
25
1163% Jan
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
102% Jan
14
5 % Dec
Jan
28
1
46 3/4 Apr
22
7
88% Feb
8
7
102
Mar 14
Feb
10% Jan
4% Jan
55
.
32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
20
Oct
22% Oct
Jan
Feb
97
Jan
34% Jan
104
Dec
94
Peb
17 '/a
17%
5,700
10%
10
10
25
16% Mar
12
21
4%%
2nd
conv
3
33
2
43
May
1
8
2
11
Apr
40% Apr 25
Apr 24
2
123
12
4%
3
Ronson
Co
33% Jan
10
44
Dec
26
Crown
Cola
43% Jan
2
7% Oct
23
143/4 Feb
5
Dutch
17 % Jan
4
12
Apr
15
Oct
26
41
5
26 % Apr
29
31%. Feb
1
29
14% Aug 13
11% Jan
21
14% Feb
19
15
Oct
26
26% Jan
22
16% Mar 21
19% Jan
10
73/s Oct
24
18 3/4 Feb
13
Jan
9
Jan
2
.
13% Jan
9
12 % Apr
8
23
22%
223/4
22%
22%
33,500
283/8
15%
16
16
13%
13%
28%
8
*8
28%
8%
8
8
*8
143/4
143/4
*103/4
11%
10%
283/4
8%
*14%
113%
28%
283/4
16
16
14
14%
14
500
103/4
16
14%
800
15
28%
16 %
13%
*16
4,100
300
29
6,400
16
'
600
14%
5,900
16,700
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
22
22%
10%
22%
22%
22
41%
23%
22%
22%
223/4
23
41%
41%
41%
413/a
417/a
413/4
41%
41%
16
41%
16
2,000
15%
16
153/4
16
15%
100
15%
143/4
*60
15%
62
3,300
62
62
63%
62
62
*60%
17%
63%
20
18
17%
173/a
17%
17
17%
10
10
24,300
3,600
17%
9%
17%
10
9%
*62
175/o
9%
9%
10
9%
4,100
10
*16%
16%
16%
10
16%
163/4
38%
38%
163/4
400
38%
38%
38%
38%
38
38%
38
44
443'4
38%
44%
34,700
44%
44%
44'%
44'/a
44%
43%
44%
4,900
5
100
5
com
100
1
Ltd—£
433i
16%
*16:
16%
•
.
*16%
44 %
43%
44%
44%
44%
441/8
44%
35%
36a4
43%
44%
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
353%
34
28%
29%
35
28%
27,900
29%
28%
29%
29
29%
30%
31
50%
50%
*50%
94,600
104%
105%
104%
44%
45%
44%
*8734
14
88
*87%
14%
5%
56 %
57%
45 3
14
5%
5%
50%
*50%
105
104%
45%
50%
105
44%
88
50%
50 3/8
105%
1051/4
2,200
443/8
443/4
57,000
500
45
873/4
873/4
*873/4
14%
53/8
5%
44%
88
14
5%
50%
1051/4
45%
*87%
143/8
50%
105
14,400
133/4
14%
13%
13%
13,700
5'%
5%
5%
5%
44,700
88
100
58 34
59 %
593/8
61%
59%
603/a
58%
453/4
603/8
45 %
32,100
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
34
45%
3334
14,700
33%
34
33%
34
333/8
33%
33%
2434
25 %
33%
3,500
24%
25
26
26%
26
26
25%
25%
-7,400
25
25%
2,100
32%
32%
6,900
40 3/B
41
39%
39%
I
1
No par
10
8
25
25
24%
25
25
25 %
25%
31%
25%
32%
31 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
41%
42
41%
42
41%
41%
39 %
3934
39%
393 4
393/u
39%
119%
121%
119'%
120
118%
*96%
97
*96%
41%
II__5
42%
39 %
39%
5
120 34
121%
100
Petroleum
2
49% May
1
10% Jan 17
Royal
8% Jan
10% Jun
22%
13%
*96 %
1
Royal
Feb
23%
8
13%
Corp
16%
x121
97
*9614
1634
122%
97
*96%
97
'
2,300
121
8,000
5,100
97
Royal McBee
16%
16%
16%
16%
26%
163/8
16 3/8
26%
26%
10.100
26
26 %
26%
263/o
29%
30
26%
26%
295'a
29
9,800
29'%
29%
•283/4
28%
29 %
30
~ ~~i
Co___
6.600
34%
34%
'34%
34%
*34%
34%
343/4
g
35%
35
-49%
49 %
35%
49 %
49%
2,100
1
C0—ZZ20
Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
Ruberoid Co
1614
25%
1
Corp—ZZZZ
D)
16%
1
Corp
(Geo
22%
33,500
15%
preferred series A
Roper
23%
29 3/8
_50c
Corp
6
24
29%
28%
Co
38
Apr
29%
2.50
2
30
29%
_i0
26% Jan
26% May
■
2
293/4
27%
1.25
11
Mar 18
29%
*103/4
_no par
29% Feb
18 % Jan
29%
14,700
10%
Co—
27 % Apr
31% Mar 15
11%
103/4
Corp
Corp
Rohr
43
11%
11%
common
9
42%
113/8
*10%
50
Rohm
4
42
11'/a
15
No par
Rockwell-Standard
17% Jan
41%
ll3/8
*14%
Co—2.50
Trust
Controls
Haas
42
11%
14%
Inc
Rochester Gas & Elec
Rochester Telephone
&
41
11%
7%
Company
Robertshaw
42%
11
28%
10
Oil Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
96 % Mar
4
Selection
4,000
42%
11%
143/a
pref_
Manufacturing
1,700
29%
8%
~
(R. J.) Tobacco
Preferred 3.60% series
70,300
11%
143/4
50
643/4
28%
22%
50c
Reynolds
Ritter
42%
64%
_5
Richfield
16
42
,
14%
50
"
May 29
17% Oct 25
11% May 29
17%
10
;
21% May 29
25
17%
10%
_Z~ZZ~10
14
•
10,500
17%
10%
preferred series A
10
Mar 19
24% Jan
43/4%
47% Apr
36% Apr
26% May
26% Jan
_
23% Mar 19
37 3/i Jan
38
Aug 30
15% May 29
17%
10
~_1
Richardson-Merrell
3
124% Dec
27
17%
10%
1
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
Rhodesian
2
27
Jun
173/a
10%
'
643/4
50c
Rexall
Rheem
8
37% Dec
May 29
17%
36%
IIIIIII5
Brass—
15
Jan
28% Dec
&
29
19% Jan
24
73
79
36%
Corp
21
39
12
Steel
5% Apr
32% Feb
42% Feb
Apr
Republic
65% Feb
37 % Mar 19
90
79
37
preferred
2
343/8 Mar 26
26% May 11
25
15
2
convertible
17
44% Mar 14
24
110
5
38% Mar
153/4 Feb
25
3
May
Apr
87
Jan
90
24
793%
37
Inc
49% Jan
Oct
*79
36%
173/a
10%
common
Copper
2
44% Apr
48% Jan
30
40 % Jan
343/4 Jan
23% Jan
3% Jun
Corp
Jan
41% Jan
40
64%
79 %
36%
series
10 % Apr
50 % Nov
8
86% Nov
8% Jun 26
64
79%
36%
Co__ZZZZZ_5
2
8
97
65%
78%
35%
common
2
27
V
643/8
78%
1
Republic Aviation Corp
67% Mar 13
60
19
63%
78%
Inc__3.33%
3%%
26
$1
65
II_I_50 /i
Eng
Co
2
16
Shares
37
preferred
preferred
18% Feb
2
Jan
48
&
Conv preferred
43 % Jan
26
20% Jan
17
24
20% Oct
Jan
Jan
23% Apr
633/4
new_No par
Roller Bit Co
25
11
42
.
Reeves Bros Inc
Reichhold Chemicals
Reliable Stores Corp—
16% Oct
Jan
Sales for
the Week
May 3
May 2
78%
Stores
31% Jun
13
Friday
Thursday
36%
No par
4%
4%
Red
•
May 1
No par
14
14
16
par
~~~2!50
ZI_1
common-
17% Feb
10% Apr
18% Jan
12
Inc___
.
15
Wednesday
2 50
;
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier
Inc
Raytheon Co
.
April 30
No par
preferred
Ralston Purina Co
Ranco Inc
House
Tuesday
April 29
par
iY'i:///%
133/4 Feb
29'
Apr
5
Jan
Radio
Random
% Apr
11% May
21
\
7
13% Jan
2
.
24
44
22
May 29
8% Jan
Jan
18% Jan
1
25
14
80% Mar 25
40
2
9% Mar 18
41
7% Jun
2
Monday
EXCHANGE
R
38% Jun 27
71 % May 29
28% Sep 10
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
<
Highest
49%
49%
49%
49%
49
95«
49%
110,100
II ZZT~1
—
_
Ruppert (Jacob)
IIIIIIIIIIII5
Ryan Aeronautical Co
No par
Ryder System Inc
2.50
10%
%
9%
9%
9%
123),
12%
12%
12%
9%
12%
93/4
12 %
12%
123/a
26%
26%
*12%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27
28
28
12 %
27%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
17 %
12%
123/4
17%
171/8
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'%
11%
17%
1134
17%
11%
3,600
12%
113/4
12 Ve
113%
12
115/a
11%
24,700
57%
19,200
9%
9%
9%
12%
8,400
3.000
19,800
1,000
s
36% May 29
89
60 3/8 Jan
2
45% Feb
4
Jun
28
943/4 Nov
16
91% Apr
22
352% Jan
26
3521/4 Jan
26
22% Jun
26
37
Jan
4
16% May 29
13% Jun 25
20V4 May 21
21% Mar
1
68% Oct
8
81
22% Oct
23.
Jan
10
18 3/4 Jan
2
19
1
15
San
133/4 Apr
15
Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial
Corp__
60% Feb
2
10
'2
11 % Apr
15
13% Jan
10
Sangamo
Electric
2
18% Jan
2
21% Jan
29
Schenley
Industries
9
9% Jan
15
1
421/2 Jan
24
9
38V2 Mar 29
321/4 Apr
6% Jan
98% Feb
14
65% Feb
23
11% May
513% Jan -
25
Oct
25
42 3/4 Jan
77
Jan
16
87
6
23
5
Jun
28
35 % Jan
10
12
2
3
Mar
16
7
Jail
22
26
Apr
5
102
97% Jan
21 % Jan
12
77.
9
Jan
28
$4
27% Apr
30
23
2
51/2 Apr
.38% Apr
2
31
3
17% Jan
2
20 3% Apr
20
2
33% May
2
36 '/4 Apr 25
Jun
25
27% Mar
9
Jun
25
88 3/4 Jan
2
32% Jan .2
Jan
_
293/4 Mar 19
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
12
4-
104
9
Jan
Mar
17
6
8 % Mar 20
7
103 % Jan
8
3
13 % Jan
24
ll3/4 Mar 30
9% Jan
2
34 % Jan
Aug
18% Jan
12% May 29
63/s Jun
5
30% Jun
2
14% Jan
6% May 29
103% Oct
74
85% May
15
24
3
13% May 3
Hi/4 Jan 22
1.06
Mar 12
15% Apr 30
15% Mar 18
25
45% Feb
12
30
14% Jun
43 % Apr
22
25
293/4 Jan
4
18 3/4 Jan
2
24% Jan
23
9% Oct
24
23% Mar 28
11% Jan
2
283/4 Oct
23
16% May 3
42% Apr 29
41% Mar 20
34% Jan
16
14% May 29
23
Dec
31
22% Feb
11
16
22% Jan
15
2
24
18% Jan
4
22
21
19% Jan
838 Apr
16% Jan
May 28
9% Oct
16
Oct
19
Jun
26% Oct
.
May 23
27
33% Jan
23
56
Apr
2
19
22
26
2
Mar 15
32% Jan
2
,24% May
3
23% May .3
13% Jan 14
191% Feb
18
Screw &
Bolt
Seagrave
&
Servel
Inc
Shahmoon
Shamrock
Sharon
Oil
Steel
Shattuck
Shell
&
Sinclair
Pattern
55% Jan
May 3
633^ Mar 22
8
23
Skelly
Oil
26% Jan
Smith
291/2 Jan
(A
5
23% Jan
Singer
27
26
11% Jan
2
9% Jan
18% May
3
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Soo Line Railroad Co
2
81/4 Jan
4
10 V4 P'eo
6
South
53% Jan
21
61 % Apr
24
South
51% Mar 18
54
Feb
4
5%
&
Gold
2
41 % Feb
24
40'% Jan
28
South
16
28 % Jan
Jersey
2
24
South
16
Puerto
30% Jan
4
46% Apr
35% Feb
26
33
17% Jun
25
23% Feb
16
22 % Jan
15
27
Feb
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
18
4
33
Jan
25
57% Jan
40% Jun 26
36
Jan
31% Mar 30
30
30% Mar
511/8 Jan
53
May
9
50
Mar 21
43
16
44
59% Feb
7
551/4 Mar
203/8 Dec
May 29
18% July
5
33% Mar
1
36% Feb
11
26 3/4 Jan
5
15
2
19
4734 Jan
2
10% Mar
6
6% Jan
3
Nov
Oct
23
Jun
9%
4
1
25
81/4 Jan
24
24
Oct
3
42% Jan
2
90
Jan
15
953/4 Dec
26
10% Oct
22
90
Aug 16
20% Jun ,25
81
Sep 25
For
24
97
%
Jan
May
2
Jan
25% Mar 19
95 % Jan 10
12% Mar 26
74
Jan
Apr
23
3
15
6
23
15
.
Jan
18
9
93
Apr
24
98% Feb
7
1
25
Jan
3
311/2 Apr
8
86
8
82% Jan
2
'
Mar
footnotes,
see page
25.
90
Feb
1
12
545/8
54%
54%
17,500
5,500
353/8
35%
353/4
36%
38,800
12%
100%
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
~50
27
21,200
26%
273/a
79
*78
26%
78
78
434
4%
355u
36%
4%
*78
43/4
35%
36%
.
27%
2634
79
4%
26%
*78
27 %•
26%
79
*78
79
30
4%
4%
5%
43/4
5%
9,100
36
36%
363/8
363/4
36%
37%
10,400
14,700
19%
20%
33
35%
36
15,100
4,800
83%
82%
83
83
83%
84
85 3/B
85
853/,
52,200
13%
10,700
11%
8%
15
11%
11%
9
8%
110
*106
15%
13%
14%
14
13%
43
2134
lioc
1
„1
No par
_No par
—50c
14
113/4
11%
9
110
11%
83/4
*106
15%
8%
110
15'%
11%
83/4
*106
153),
15%
12
123/a
8%
83/4
110
8%
*106
15%
151/4
,
15%
.
14
13%
14
14
14,
133/4
42
41
42%
41%
413/4
41 1/8
413/8
26,800
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
213/b
6.600
14
1,800
%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
163/8
42
42%
41%
42%
41%
42
41%
41%
413/a
41%
74,700
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/, '
24%
243/4
24%
24%
38,900
22%
22 %
21%
22%
22
22%
*22%
221/4
22 3/b
233/b
12,200
9%
19,400
8'/2
8 34
8%
15%
83/4
8%
9%
9
9%
9
18
18
17%
18
18
18%
18
18%.
2,100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
243/a
243/4
233/4
24
2,900
35
35%
34%
34%
343%
35
29%
29%
29%
30%
293%
30
29%
2934
*29%
293/4
2,000
2534
25%
253/4
253/4
25%
25%
2534
25%
25 %
2534
21,200
46%
115,200
34%
35
34%
34%
45%
46%
46%
46
46%
451/4
453/4
45
45%
70
703/8
69%
70%
70
70%
693/4
70%
70%
82
60%
59%
601/2
593%
60%
60%
601/4
601/4
60%
15
Platinum
G
Co
1
5
4,500
25 %
25%
253/4
25%
25%
253/4
26 3/o
263/a
26%
10,000
30%
30%
31%
31%
32%
333/a
343/4
34%
36
65,400
67%
68 3/8
671/4
68
673/s
68
11,300
68
67
67%
67
67%
33,300
173/a
171/a
18%
173/4
18 3/a
13,400
67%
68 %
67%
68
68!
68%
67%
68%
x67
17%
16%'
17%
17
4
17
8%
60
2.50
13,400
25%
*52
com
6,800
30
com_4.50
Sugar
15,900
18%
18
593i
Labs_No par
27,600
21%
10
5
6,100
110
41%
42%
2IV4
No par
stock
tr
9
8%
60
59%
53 %
8%
83/4
60
*52%
8%
59%
53%
60
*52
83/4
60
53%
*52
8%
834
4,800
60
60 %
60%
17,000
53%
52
52
8%
100
37%
38
38%
383/4
38%
38%
38%
39
39
39
43
45%
45%
46%
45
46%
431/a
45
40%>
42%
1.600
145,900
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 3%
33%
33%
33%
1
25%
26%
253/4
26
25%
26%
26
26%
26
26%
8%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
313%
31%
31%
31%
32
553a
56
55%
55%
X55%
56
55 %
55%
55%
55%
57%
57%
55%
56%
55%
56
56
56
56
56%
50%
51%
51
52
51%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
10,400
333b
34
33%
34
333/a
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
40,100
63%
64%
63%
63%
63
63%
63 %
63%
12,500
20 34.
20%
20%
21
21
211/4
21
21%
5,800
74'%
74%
74%
_
5
20
ctfs—100
Service
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Sparton Corp —
Spencer Chemical
1
12%
54
353%
31%
Co
Public
Spartans
Feb
11%
55%
35%
35%
preferred,——
28
97
12%
54%
36%
33%
Co
Ohio
24
3
12%
55
35 %
25
9% Apr
38% Mar
,
&
Rico
14% Jan
32% May
12%
54%
92
20
(Del)_„No par
Southern Railway cdmmon
No par
Southwestern
9,100
15,100
36
50
Pacific
&
9%
73%
55
73
19%
Inc
&
E
Gas
non-cum
1,900
83/4
12%
35%
72%
34%
preferred
Mobile
91/8
541,2
74
31%
Southeastern Public Service Co_
Southern California Edison
Southern Co
5%
9
12%
35%
Southern
21% May
9%
73%
73
12%
32%
—
21
91%
72%
75
121/2
82%
Southern Indiana Gas
&~EllNo~par
Southern Natural Gas Co
_7.50
19% Feb
9%
74
20
19
72% Jan
75
33
19%
23
31
14
411/4
33
3434
25
Apr 16
35% Mar 7
Feb
40%
32%
31%
14
223/i May 29
71
413/b
32%
313/,
341/4 Apr
65% Apr
283a Mar
41
32%
35%
57% Apr
52% Apr
Jan
30% Feb
8%
413/4
32%
20
56% Jan
Jan
50
May 29
21% May 29
25
8%
41
32%
19%
Co
French
Carolina
27% Oct
1,000
25,800
42
35%
preferred
21% Oct
9%
30%
10
593/4 Dec
32% Jan
*93/4
35%
Corp
12% Nov
17
93/4
25
25
15
93/i
93/4
30%
.
5% July 3
71/4 May 29
39% Jun 25
19
93%
9%
68.800
20%
5
60 % Mar 20
58 % Jan
2
Feb
12,800
123/8
19%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Amer
4,700
20 »/8
*106
Co
Co
O)
Kline
11%
193/4
35 %
Corp
Manufacturing
Smith
113/4
201/8
301/a
1
Co
353/8 Mar
11%
19 3//
1
Simmons
62
12%
11%
No par
No par
15
14
12%
12
20%
1
Corp of America
Corp of America
24
12%
11%
20
_5
Sheraton
19% Oct
123%
11%
20%
32%
Co
50% Jun
12%
11%
20
X40%
20
123/4
12
20%
8%
Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
l
Oil
12%
8,500
11%
32%
Shell
Shoe
12%
13,700
20
41%
Gas
Corp
Simplicity
Feb
38
2.50
Simonds Saw & Steel—
53
37%
1
11
58
37%
1
Inc
(Frank G)
Oil
37%
8%
Corp
Industries
15
44% Jan
800
26,600
38%
1
30
May 28
843/4
37%
1
32 3/4 Feb
Mar 23
203/4
23%
8434
38%
No par
46% Apr
29
20%
23
84%
33%
32%
common
5.25 preferred
& F C Financial
28% Apr
50
20%
23%
33
1
Seiberling Rubber Co
Jan
Jun
20%
34
12%
270
19,600
1,200
223/4
*84
33%
25
Co
Roebuck
28% Jan
44
30
—3
Sears
35 % Jan
72% Feb 28
2934
34
9%
Corp
371/4 Jan
May 3
68 % Apr 29
69 % Apr 16
29%
33%
*90
Signode Steel Strapping Co
36
85
93%
400
5
Falls
22
25
22%
84%
934
Corp
Sealright-Oswego
33% Mar 29
45% Jun
20'%
22%
83%
9%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co___
Seaboard Finance Co
26 3/8 May 22
40 % Feb
5
May 29
20%
23
83'%
40%
Corp of Amer
24
20
201%
22%
81%
9334
333/4
100
28
30
20%
23
81 %
29'%
56 3/8
*250
32%
I50
Mfg Co common
preferred
26V2 Jan
72
20%
22%
25
preferred
24
Mar
20 %
29%
57%
94%
400
38
No par
3.65%
24
Jan
28%
;_No par
No par
15% Oct
63
94'A
*250
29%
1
preferred
28% Oct
21
56 '/4
94%
28%
~30
common
24% Oct
Feb
57
400
33
IIIIIIIIl
"5
i
convertible
Scovill
78% Jan
231/2 Jan
14
5'%%
2
33% Dec
563/4
94%
*257
28%
35c
I
V
Paper Co
$3.40 preferred
18
113/4 July 30
28
56%
94%
400
38%
com__1.40
preferred-
common
Scott
4% Jan
7
56%
*93%
*250
32%
5
Inc
~
Corp
Jan
25
59
convertible
59
92
30
5%
Co
Schick Inc
Schlumberger N
363% Apr
57
933/4
400
381%
1
common
SCM
Mar 15
92%
10
preference
Corp
26
Jan
31
Schering
23
86
8
Convertible
75% Apr
16% Jan
31
26% Jan
63/4 Feb
4
2
2
82
22
9% Apr ' 24
45% Jan 16
18
99% Dec
Jun
....
56V2
*250
5
2
11'/a Jan
Dec
25
Jan
28% Apr
53% Dec
3% Oct
iq
39% Mar
24
.21
:
2
Jan
23
Oct
Joseph
100
35
3
23
Feb
100
22
Oct
19
1.66%
24
79
10% Oct
743/4 Jan
St.
343/o Apr
31
50
90
30% Apr
3
21% Feb 20
40% Apr
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
.
7
preferred
Lead Co
23% Apr
853/4 Jan
18% Jan
Oct
19
Jan
conv
8
10 3% Jan
49
25
common
preferred
4.30%
2
27% Jan
Oct
4%
Stores
Jan
16% Jan
30%
20
Safeway
26% Jan
Dec
May 29
8% Oct
Feb
3
St. Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com__No
par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Regis
Paper Co
11
Aug 13
15% Oct 26
%
96
•
393/8 Mar 12
273/4 May 29
8
57% May
Co_
Inc
Industries
63%
63%
21
•
21
74%
74%
*74
■
*74
76
33%
76
1,000
8,500
35,100
14,000
3,500
"
100
1
35%
36
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
3.500
1
17%
17%
17
17%
173/8
17%
173/4
173/4
17%
17%
2,200
13%
26,200
__i
"2.50
Co
*74%
*33i/4
12%'
8%:
1234
13
'
13%
13%
14%
8%
8%
8 3/4
8%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*95%
96%'
*95!4
961%
f
13%
9
9
14%
91/8
131/4
8%
9
18,300
6
31%
100
*95','4
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
S4.50
preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common—.
_No par
13%
14
13%
13%
13%.
94%
94%
94'4
94%
*94%
*94%
95
*94%
30%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
2934
30
29%
30%
20,700
8834
89'%
*8834
89%
89
89
89
89
89 ','4
89%
120
4.20%
$4.50
preferred
preferred'
common
—Nopar
96
,
13%
95
'
31%
*96
13%
323/a
97
13%
32
*96
1334
32%
15,500
97
14%
95
229,800
150
-
24
(1856)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 6, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
ttange for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
25
24 % Jun
May 29
48
74 % July
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest.
2
39% Dec
4
77% Jan
2
64
% Apr 25
81
83
\ 15% Oct 24
35 Vb Jan
65% Dec
98% Dec
2
43% Apr
5
Square D
Jan
2
22
71% May
2
85% Apr 15
Standard
Jan
597^
67%
65%
90
Jan
22
30
16% Feb
Mar 27
53 y2 Jan
26
3%%
3
26
22
30% Mar 15
24
Apr
26
27% Jan
22% Feb
12
12% Jan
2
16% Jan
24
24
40 V4 Jan
2
20% Mar 25
24% Jan
8
25
6
7% Jan
2
9% Feb
Jan
5
32% Dec
21
29
Mar 18
31% Jan
3
25% Oct
24
47"% Jan
29
32% Mar 18
38% Jan
15
81% Feb
28
84 % Nov
28
83 V4 Feb
7
85
Feb
19% Jan
17
15% Jan
3
17% Feb
6
Starrett Co
Corp__
(The)
23
Co
34
-
6
18
18
'84%. Apr 23
35% Apr 18
(J P)
&
Feb
28
29% Feb
25
36% Apr
24
Stewart-Warner
33% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
24%k, Jan
25
11
19"% Feb
21
24
50 Vb Mar 20
54 Vb Apr
' 5
25
16% Nov
23
15
Apr
11.
18% Jan
11
33 %
Apr
24
31
Jan
1
44
9
38% Oct
10% Jun
Stone
Stone
Container
Jan
15
23% Jan
2
24
10% Feb
13
6ya Jan
2
Feb
14
Studebaker
30% Jan
2
17% Jan
2
21% Apr
Suburban
28% Jan
2
25 Va Jan
2
30 V4 Apr
16
25
32
45 %
6
May 29
14 % Oct
May 29
17% May 29
21% Aug
Apr
40
30 V4 Apr
8
8
18% Jan
3
24
23
V'41 Va Jan
4
50
3
Va Mar 26
Apr
24
24% Nov 29
21% Jan
2
26% Feb
14
19
8% Jan
2
10% Feb
5
Jan
7
3
91% Apr
50% Apr
24
16% Jan
83
Oct
17
92
43
May 29
85
May 14
53 Va Jan
15
21 Va Oct
24
28% Feb
8
25% Jan
2
91% Oct
24
118% Jan
2
100% Jan
2
55
Aug~ 13
347/s Apr
112
2
9
3
24
24% Mar 21
15% Jan
2
20
31% Oct
24
49%-Feb
2
44%, Apr
2
35% Jan
7
2
19% Apr
17
22 Va Jun
25
11% May 29
13
Jun
27
29% May 29
47% Jan
4
40 VB Jan
29% Apr
Feb
2
15% Jan
18
27
19
May 2
55% Mar 23
4% May 29
11% Jan
4% Oct
16% Feb
17% Jan
34% Mar
2
14
24
Jan
6 V8
May
2
21
27% Apr
7% Jan
25
53
Apr
23
Tennessee
2
21% Apr
30
Tennessee
7
70
Mar
9
2
17% Jan
45
Jun
25
61% Dec
26
59 % Jan
14
May 29
May
2
Inc
33% Mar
27% Mar
Textron
38
1
Jan
25% Jan
2
2
35
May 2
% Apr 30
24 Vb Mar 20
29% Jan
4
29% Apr
11
29%
29%
29 %
29%
22
22
22
22
48%
48%
49
48%
237/b
23Va
22%
23%
23%
%
9%
11
14
24
55
55
9
$1.25
Thatcher
Thiokol
19%
&
34 Va
'34
34%
34
33%
34%
18
34%
'17%.
17%
35%
17%
17%
26,600
17V4
17%
17%
17%
16,700
27%
26 %
27%
26%
26%
26%
27
38V4
38
10,300
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
29,400
6V4
6%
6%
6%
•;/38/V
6
6 Va
65% Feb
8
2
44% Jan
3
2
133% Feb
4
6% May 29
18% Jan
2
8% May 29
7% May 29
15% Feb
14
14% Jan
19
23
23
34% Apr
May 29
54% May 29
51% Feb
8
57% Nov
30
13
Oct
26
26% Feb
16
46
Oct
29
52 % Feb
v5 % Mar 26
5
22
9% Mar
V
7~n
16 Va Feb
•
42% Mar
1
31
25
4
54
May 3
159% May
3
7% Jan 24
12% Apr
3
57% Jan
14
14% Jan
23
45 V4
20
Apr
2
30
46%
46%
46 %
46%
46
46 V»
2,800
53%
53%
54 %
53%
15%
54 %
15%
15%
15Vb
54%
16 %
28,100
15%
15 VB
15%
15%
45,300
70%
69%
69%
81,800
15%
1
2
8% Feb
2
Jan
26
77,300
65,300
37,700
69
70%
69%
64 Vb
64
64 «/4
64 "
64 Va
64
64%
64
19%
64%
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
53%
19%
53%
19%
52%
22%
54
54
55
541,4
55%
54%
55%"
21,000
34%
35
67,300
,
70%
33%
34%
34V4
34%
34%
35
34%
35%
36 %
36 %
36%
36%
36%
37%
36%
38
—_5
67
*37
371%
40,200
8,700
2,300
33%
35
34%
35%
33%
34%
33%
34
1
26%
34%
27 VB
26 VB
35%
26%
26
28,700
26%
25%
1
26%
29%
29%
25%
28%
25%
29%
29
28,500
29%
29
7.50
11%
29%
57%
11%
57 V8
*11%
com—5
92%
*91
100
•
*91
57%
12
*11%
57%
57%
29%
29%
12
11%
11%
*11%
12
300
57%
57%
58%
571/4
58
20,500
92
92%
92%
*91
92
91
31%
32
32
31%
1,900
31%
31%
23%
23%
1,000
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
54,300
25%
25%
25%
25%
58%
59%
25%
3,600
16%
17
61%
62%
16%
17Vb
30,500
.17%
17%
17
Toledo
17%
17
17
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
.28%
Co—
—No par
31%
common
Edison
Co
5
Torrington Co
—:
Tractor Supply Co class A
Trane
No par
—1
Co_
___2
Transamerica Corp common4%% conv preferred—
Transitron
Electronic
Transwestern
World
Corp
1
Pipeline Co_
Airlines
Trans-World
%
31%
58%
,59
'
60%
60%
61%
67%
68
67i/4
671/4
67%
67%
671/4
27%
27%
67%
29
29%
29%
28V4
29%
28
75%
76%
75%
28%
74%
75%
73
74%
50%
51%
72%
51%
53
72%
52%
53%
53%
54
53%
54
151%
152%
153
155%
158 Va
5%
'10
6%
5%
10%
10%
75%
5%
14%
Co
xl9%
22
Twin
6
5%
10%
10 VB
14%
14%
6
10%
15%
.
15
158
15%
158
5%
11
15%
16%
158
5%
2,500
5,700
3.100
67
27%
151
1,350
29
65%
.-
10%
Inc_
Financial
31
'
_2
100
11
Jan
21%
69%
69 V2
No par
10
2
29
21
69
19%
50c
31% Apr
May
2,700
58,800
64
No par
Co
61/4
52
65%
10
159%
6
10,400
2,900
23,900
1,400
19,700
10%
11%
20,500
15%
16
45,900
13,700
19
19%
18%
19
18%
19%
47
46
181/4
19'/a
46%
46%
46%
46%
55
1
19%
46%
Corp common
$2.70 preferred called—
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5 % conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
47% Jan
4,800
53%
Tri-Continental
54% Mar 15
6%
6%
46%
Roller
48
8
6%
53%
preferred
May 2
22% Apr 15
Apr
6
6%
6 Va
25%
$1.20
Trans
16 %
6%
22%
26
15
38
6%
22%
16% Apr
Jan
38%
.25%
25% Mar 26
48% Feb
27%
6%
58%
25
81% Jan
6,040
25%
Oct
29% May
1
76% Apr 24
14,500
22%
Tiniken
2
5,500
42%
1530
10
62% May
20% Jan
19%
42i%
1500
25
2
8
19%
42%
1515
Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
_1
24% May 3.
25% Mar 20
53% Jan
42% Feb
19%
42%
46
R)
Tidewater Oil
24% Mar 13
7
15% Oct 24
19%
43%
53%
4
2
1
20
46%
19% Mar
16
57% Feb
3
1495
19%
42%
33%
92%
311/4
23% Feb
25% Nov
29
:
52 VB
Co
Thor Power Tool
3
Apr
1460
,
45%
Oil—
preferred
25
Feb
1,400
17%
33 %
Co
Betts
Jun
Jan
1465
6,500
18%
13
68
3,600
9 %
18%
33% Feb
29 %
56%
9
18%
4
20
56
9%
21%
29% Jan
1
56%
9
70
4
3
56
9Va
18%
36'•, Apr
25% Mar
56%
7,000
220,300
21%
69%
25
58% Jan
33
18%
25% Oct
15
32%
«
69%
Thompson
30
33
V'-*.
21 Va
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
27% Jan
32%
V
18%
18
63% Jan
49%
69%
21
May 29
93
48%
21%
18
45
10
*90%
33
'
No par
Mfg
,
49v4
18%
Feb
20% May 29
93
491/4
69%
93
3
10
*90%
69%
preferred
(J
33
'
xl8 Va
59 % Jan
4%
6,400
.
18%
11
,
10'/4
10
1,600
69 Va
50 Va Mar 20
Feb
6,600
18%
89% Jan
11
23%
63%
6
Jan
23%
5oy4
9
43%
Co
Glass
&
23%
93
557/s
1495
19%
Inc
Coal
Chemical
Thomas
1440
42%
5.100
23%
9%
32%
9%
19%
49'/,,
iviV
t__
55%":
:
21%
49
9%
33%
43%
common
conv
9
1475
30
21%
49 J/4
49 V2
112
55%
9
1435
29%
22
49
*90%
50%
18%
Sulphur
Inc
9%
93
50 %
30
22
Corp_3.50
Corp
5
3
11% Jan
*90%
50%
6,800
29%
22%
491/4
23%
;
6%
2
39% Jan
93
50
9,900
51%
Jan
141
9%
*90%
42%
Producing Co
Utilities
10
21%
21%.
29%
29%
22
47%
1,400
211/4
20%
•
6%
Jan
6% May 29
207/8
83,000
52%
Apr
24
20%
61/4
6%
66
15% Oct
20%
10.900
30 V,,
6 %
51%
88 %
Oct
30
6%
6%
25
13
30y4
6%
52%
12
34
29%
6%
52
Jan
25
30%
6%
21%
37% Jun
21
40
30%
6%
->30
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfS-1
26 Vb Mar 12
Jun
39%
29%
6%
20%
Pacific
10
Jun
39%
29%
6%
20?b
Texas
22
51
30%
6%
20%
Texas
44% Jan
28% Jun 25
1,900
17
29% Dec
£08
3,700
15%
1
83
V
52%
15.1/2
30
25
15
52%
15%
13
17
15% Oct 24
53%
15 %
39 '/4
25% Feb
2
500
52%
16
39%
70% Apr
65% Apr
35 Vb May
6,900
19%
15%
3
29 % Mar 21
5,800
18%
19%
38%
2
32
9
;
35%
18%
19%;
16
■
9
35%
18%
52%
Instruments
31 % Mar
36%
38%
25
i
-
700
8,200
20,700
16
5
Texas
161/4
83%
35
38%
Apr
3
19%
-
34%
16%
17% Jan
55% May
18%
16%
83
'/
39'
Texas
50% Jan 24
35 V'
16%
47% Jan
;
16%
83%
21%
Texas
.
10.200
84
50%
24
;
35%
*82%,.
21%
16% Apr
28
1,100
35%
84
50%
Gulf
51% Nov
4,200
50
Texas
;
7,000
9 %
29»/4
21%
18
7
35%
35%
53%
231/4
9
29%
331/4
1.25
57% Feb
29
45
53%
2,900
Co__5
2
21% Feb
23% Jan
54 %
54
111%
;
41% Jan
18% Jun
/
54%
2.100
13
22%
29
16%
:
1,800
24%
12 %
9
24i%
24%
34%
:
500
24%
:
83
.
19%
533/3
;
49
12.50
:
11
52 % Nov
19
19
19%
10c
Transmission
Gas Transmission
23 Vb Oct
*
18%
1.9%
Eastn Transmission
33% May 29
13% July 19
Jun
Gas
Texas
57
36%
19 Va
x32%
.
Texas
4
36%
36%
26%
23
125% Jan
V,;/
35%
18%
1
30
22
36%
8%
*82%
36%
4.50
18% Apr
Oct
v.v ;
83%
84
*19%
Co
Corp
Corp
Gulf
16%
83
34%
34%
33%
:
46% Apr
13% Mar 26
16%
35
*16%
.-82%
24%
35%
36%
16%
83%
16%
82%
35
110%
(James)
2
15
35%
*82%
26,600
*47
29
19%
1
4
22
>.
19%
l
16% Jan
11 Va Oct
9
29
84
25
41% Mar
..
36%
1.38 8/9
45% Mar 29
52% Apr
23 % Jan
10
Texaco
8%
29
*82%
327/b
^
TelAutograph
Inc
84
110 %
_.
Broadcasting
Talcott
36%
36%
1
,
.
Co
California
Tandy Corp
61
22% May 29
26% May 29
19% Jun 25
Taft
23
8%
29
12.50
;
Inc
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
18
22%
22%
8%
29
19%
No par
America-
of
Co__
25
25% Mar
25
Co
&
7%. Jan
31
37% Jun
15
Sweets
Swift
22%
9i/g
19%
____6.25
42 V4 Jan
22
49
Co—
Mining
Superior "Oil of
8
15% Oct
5
1
10
22%
22%
22%
29
35V8
.
No par
Biscuits
2
32% Jun
18% Mar
'■May
2
5% Mar 26
45% Feb 19
34% May 29
32 % Jun 25
preferred
Sunshine
l,530\May
12 % Oct
•
.
1045
13
82'
1
common
New
1385 Feb
21
A
Sunray DX Oil
12 Va
25
13
34%
5
Co—
Sunshine
27
25
13%
1
Corp
18
May 29
24%
12%
13
1
,
Corp
series
Oil
24%
*24%
*16%
1
_____
30
Jun
795
$4.50
Sun
24%
24%
12%
400
14
1
Chemical
56% May
lrt% Jan
Apr 29
7% Jan
Apr
18
Sun
24%
-24%
91
13%
'
1
Corp
Sunstrand
49
36%
1.25
Propane Gas Corp
Sunbeam
49
24%
12,500
*90%
■
1
.
Corp
SuCrest Corp
49
24%
93
2,200
1
;
Gas
Suburban
*48
24%
*82%
5
Storer
23
43% Jan
8 % Oct
6
May
49%
1
24
21% May 29
2
13%
*90%
20
Corp
Broadcasting Co
Stouffer Foods Corp_
27% May 29
69%
13%
13
2.50
20% May 29
15% Jan
2
1
69%
13%
24%
1
69%
92
12%
15
Webster
&
69%
69%
22 Vb
1
common
1.06,000
13%
5
Corp
Camp Inc
prior preference
5%
46,900
687/a
92
100
Stokely-Van
18% Jan
Nov
60%
67%
68%
9
Inc
96
60%
68
13%
29
___
Co
96%
60%
67%
69
*48
140
59%
.
93
49
12,900
95%
96
•13%
1
Sterling Drug Inc
66 %
95%
*90
No par
common
preferred—
Stevens
68 *
24%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc__.
20% May 17
70% Feb 13
25
Jun
f- 15% Oct 26
18
Feb
71% Jan
29% Jan
91% Mar 26
60
67%
1
LS
Chemical
3 % %
59%
67%
5
Stauffer
27
14% May 29
60 Vb
67
24%
20
Steel Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray
59%
■
707/a
67%
96%
49
20
Pressed
68 %
96%
14i/4
13%
20
Standard
67%
96
93
*90
1
$1.20 convertible preferred
6%
convertible preferred
29
31
64%
68V*
96V2
-96
100
Packaging Corp com
preferred
$1.60 convertible
17
67%
No par
preferred series A
Standard
9
Jan
Jun
•
35,300
593/4
Mar 25
37;
66%
66%
24
25
67%
7
9
22
66%
10
49
55% Jun
68
25
13%' Apr
5
24% Oct
14,500
67 %
Indiana
18% Oct
-•
16
Oil of New Jersey
Oil of Ohio common
697/b May
'93
Apr
10% Oct
>
15%
Oil of
28
Mar 12
11% Mar
161/4
Standard
95 y4 Feb
6% May 29
16
Standard
July 17
22
16%
Standard
2
22
82%
16 %
2
2
85
'
82%
16%
15
2
52% Jan
29% Mar
82%
15%
18
46% Jan
58% Jan
8
25
16%
60% Apr
68% Apr
15
21% Jun
69%
9
26
71
71%
82%
24
59% Feb
23% Mar
70
83%
98 y4 Apr
5814 Feb
25
43%
69%
*82%
13
,_1
6.25
preferred
Shares
10,600
42%
68%
83%
Feb
conv
the Week
68
Oil
$3.30
Friday
83%
Kollsman
com
69
.
68y2
Standard
Industries
May 2
83%
Standard
59% Dec
22
'
14
Calif
Sales for
Thursday
16
—No par
of
PRICES
83%
No par
com
SALE
May 1
42%
43%
May 3
41 %
43
20% Feb
26
liy8 Jun
Inc
preferred
HIGH
Wednesday
April 30
41%
42%
67%
5
;
AND
Tuesday
April 29
41%
41%
69% Apr
May 29
41% Oct
Co
Brands
LOW
Monday
5
48
:s
$3.50
•
Par
28
45% May 28
39% Oct
*
STOCK
93
26
■
YORK
EXCHANGE
15% Apr
61%Feb
5
81% May 29
35% Jan
2
May 29
50
NEW
Highest
55
46%.
46%
*55
55%
47%
11,300
19%
"19%
21%
23,900
19 !
20%
22%
45%
46
45%
46
29%
30%
30
31
301/4
8%
8%
•81/a
*45%
l
1
Industries Corp
100
20 Va
46
50
8 %
8%
23
21%
22
*46%
46%
46%
46%
30%
1,900
30%
30%
30 Va
31%
8 Va
53,800
8%
0%
8%
8%
1,500
21%
u
15
Oct
24
7
Jun
25
12% Oct
1
16% Oct
23
30% Oct
23
31% May 29
Jun
83
27
37% May 28
19% May 15
10% Mar 22
17 Va Jan
36
13
Jan
27% Jan
53% Jan
2
15
15
23% Apr 18
3
26
12
May
2
21% Jan 14.
Underwood
21 Va Jan
38
Jan
29
24 % Apr
22
Unilever
78
:
72%
84%
Feb
2
8'4
22
46% Apr
15
Unilever N V
39V8 Apr
112% Feb
25
Union
2
Apr 25
48 Vb Jan
3
7
83% Dec
13
29
78
Dec
Jan
18
92
Dec
Jan
2
2
7
75% Jan
25
92
Jan
7
3
59% Jan
25
4
33 % Jan
2
23,700
23%
24%
23%
.24%
24%
24%
24%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
46
46%
46
46V4
38%
38 %
39
13,200
38 Vb
38%
38%
_No par
38%
38
3 8 Va
1101/8
IIO1/2
20,000
110 Vb
110%
110%
10
110%
55 Va
110%
35,100
55%
56%
7.500
28%
5,600
102 1/4
250
28%
*80-
85
*81
85
*80
811/4
*80
81%
No par
*91%
93
*91%
93
3
Union
Oil of California
25
65
661/4
66%
Union
Pacific
10
38%
9% Feb
39%
38%
25
RR
Co
common
1
United Air Lines Inc
8
United Aircraft
5
5
105
Feb
14
112
102 % Dec
18
96
Apr
26
102Va Jan
27 % Apr
25
30 %
May
1
33% Mar 11
8% Jan
64
Mar
5
29
Jan
28
8
Jan
2
5
32
Jan
Feb
18
2
4
Oct
24
71% Jan
31% Oct
24
35% Mar 16
footnotes,
see page
48,400
49%
50 VB
49%
50%
49
501/4
20,100
110%
"105
uoi/4
2,300
96%
97
28%
29
13,900
31V8
31%
30 V4
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
20%
24,300
*19%
20%
7%
x7 Vb
7%
7 %
7%
35%
35%
35%
*35%
35%
United
Board
&
of
Carton
Corp—__10
United Carbon Co ex-dist
No par
United-Carr Fastener Corp_—2.50
United Corp ;
1
United
United
Coal
Financial
Fruit
Merch &
5
47 % Jan
1% Apr
55% Feb
34
36
United Gas
Corp
Improvement
6%
Mach
preferred
7Va
35
8%
20
20
7%
7Vb
35%
35
8%
8 Vb
*105
110%
8%
8 Vb
51%
52
51%
52%
51%
20
19%
20
19%''
20
25VB
25%
25
25%
24%
25%
Co
!1
common
4.50
*19%
.
8%
8%
20%
«
8%
20
20
35_%
1,300
8V4
23.500
*51
.
52
51%
52
xl9%
.,
19%
19%
19%
7,200
24%
25%
24%
25%
16,100
26%
26%
18,700
39%
35,300
26%
26
26i%
26
26i/4
26%
26%
38%
38
38%
38%
39%
39%
26%
27
26 V4
39%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
21%
22%
22 '/4
22%
21%
22
18%
17%
18%
17%
17Vb
21%
17%
22
17%
27
271/4
21%
21%
18%
18 Va
1
1%
25
52%
53
25
34%
34%
1%
„
1%
52%
*34%
IV4
300
5,300
26 VB
l
600
35%
8%
38
10
;
*105
52 V
19%
lo
Corp
Mfgrs Inc
United Park City Mines Co
United Shoe
*19%
110%
5
No par
>__
Greenfield
United Gas
'105
5
Cos
&
Foundry
Corp of Calif
Co
United
25.
40%
49%
311%
10
21
39%
49%
311/4
31
Mar 18
40%
50%
5
Amer__No par
Co
United
Jan
27
97
30
1 Va Jan
26%
29
19% Jan
2
26%
39%
97
39% May
3
27 Va Apr 29
22% Jan 23
2
2 6 Va
40%
27%
Electric
Jan
26%
39%
98
Engineering
17% Jan
25%
40%
27%
United
19
26 Va
39
98
United
"21 % Jan
261/4
39 VB
27%
30
1% Jan
common
26Va
38%
49i%
97%
21
Mar 26
9.300
12,600
26%
27%
Jan
25
32%
27%
Jan
16% Oct
32%
*96
20
35 Vb Mar 14
32%
*105
59
2
39,400
9
32%
96 Va
2
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
391%
9
32%
27%
24
38% Jan
39
9%
32%
110%
Biscuit
18
39%
9
39,400
96%
United
28 Vb Feb
391/4
9%
69%
27%
Jan
2
39%
9
40
93
68%
1
Apr
21% Jan
39%
*91%
68%
pfd_100
18
2
67%
pfd_100
51
30% Feb
93
67%
conv
10
15
*91%
66%
80 %
conv
40% Jan
27% Apr
93
*91%
80%
85
1956)
3
20 Va Mar 19
81%
*81
1955)
21
2
9
85
*80
(series of
Jan
Mar
39%
32%
*81
80
5
Corp
8
9
32%
85
80
28
(series of
Artists
8% Feb
9
32%
*81
56
"101V4
4%
United
7% Mar 4
36% Apr- 25
8%
32
28%
1021/4
_io
Corp
23% Feb
56
—lo
_No par
67%
56
28
102 %
109%
4%
21
Jan
55%
55%
102%
24
Dec
55 Va
27%
*101%
40 Vb Apr
547/b Dec
55%
28%
102%
40% May
53% Jan
6
55%
111%
28
3
46% Mar
HOVa
•
'
101
31 % Jan
113
;,
28%
Union Twist Drill Co__
19
■
101%
$4 non-cum preferred
Union Tank Car Co
19% May 29
15% May 29
24
4,600
38%
28%
3
29% May 28
For
24 Vb
22
451/8
101%
May
7
41
24
10,600
_5
32%'Apr 25
18% Mar 27
7/a May 29
31,400
14%
No par
No par
27
50 Va Mar 16
23
12
13%
No par
2
35% Mar 15
24
11%
14%
issued
2
24
17 Va Oct
12
1.4
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred
2
39
33% May 29
27
22 %
11%
14%
preferred
8% Jan
26
16% May 28
18 Va Oct 24
22
11%
13%
$4.50
23 % Jan
Jun
41% Jun
69 % May
14
21%
10%
14
6%
$3.70
26% Jan
39% Jan
27
Jan
21%
10%
13%
When
19
25
25
95
Mar 14
22
10%
14 VB
20 g
Carbide Corp
Union Electric Co common
28
25
Jun
82
7
21%
11
Corp
Union
Feb
38% Jun
6% Jun
83% Jan
21%
10%
13%
dep rets ord
Paper
87/b Feb
20% ;Jun
24
4
21%
shares
ord
Bag-Camp
32% Mar 13
8
23
88% July 23
28
22
Jan
83% Jan
Dec
Nov
22% Oct
19
100
69% Jan
20:% Oct
100
Amer
2
101 % Dec
35
Ltd
2
Jun
43% May 29
27% May 29
Corp
34% Jan
56% May
3
28% Apr 26
102% Apr 30
1
5
No par
Unarco Industries
100% Jan
26% Apr
94% July 24
Udylite Corp (The)
2
43% Mar 15
121% Jan
52 %
2
Apr
8Va Jan
39%
17%
6,900
4.800
4,300
45,100
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
53
52%
52%
6,100
52%
52 %
52%
52%
35%
35%
35
5,500
35
35
35
35%
480
1V4
Volume 197
Number 6261
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1857)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19G2
Lowest
19 Va Oct
28% Jun
83A Jan
24
98% Jan
4
99% Feb
5
Jan
3
11
30% Apr
45% Apr
24
22
U
36% Feb
83% Apr
171
Apr
16
U
24 % Mar
9
26
4
73
Jan
2
161% Jan
2
10
4
18
25
15% Jan 29
45% Feb
19
49% May
18
39",a Jan
4
5
9% Feb
23% Feb 23
23
Apr
48 % Mar 29
8% Jan
15% Jan
Sep
4
31% May
53% Mar 20
Mar 26
10
May
2
19% Apr
27% Feb
4
4 y2 %
1
22
4
38
Aug
3
57% Apr
79,
Jan
12
82% Sep
4
81% Jan
4
Oct
23
60% Feb
9
40 y4 Jan
2
48
161% Jan
2
7
152% July 2
22% May 29
22% Jun 26
164
151
29
Jan
Dec
31
31
56
Jan
18
Apr
U
U
78% Jan
2
152% Apr
393a Feb
88% Feb
19
71% Feb
20
17
43% Jan
150
-
54
2
Jan
Apr
2
4
U
U
22
42% Jan 22
23% Feb 25
35% Apr
6l/a Apr
18
14% Mar 23
1
8% Jan
25
7'A Feb
4
9 % Feb
14
11% Apr
2
40% Apr 24
28% May
40% May
Co
38%: Jan
28
40 y4 Apr
30
3
24% Jan
2
33% Apr
15
54 % Feb
6
34% Mar
100
170
Feb
2
2
39
160% Jan
31% Jan
8
24
29% Oct
28% Oct
24
61% Mar 14
31
55
32% Jan
2
Jan
8
Mar
165
13% Apr
28% Apr
Jan
S
7%
17 % Jan
Universal
4?% Jan
-
8
Universal
41% Apr
15
Upjohn
46%
*163%
33% Feb
May 29
1
18% Mar 11
Uris
Utah Power
28% Jan
4
6 %
7%
7%
7%
_5
*40 Va
40%
Z_1
40%
40%
30%
31%
29%
30%
38
38%
37%
38 Va
Products
Co.
&
23
Vendo
39% Jan
22
11% Feb
12
50% May
47% Mar
39Va Oct
24
44
Oct
1
40'/a Jan
4
44
Oct
24
53'A Dec
31
53
Jan
2
46 y8
Mar 23
60
Jan
2
6"% May
Vanadium-Alloys
67
Raalte
Steel
Co
Jan
111% Dec
prior
5%
Virginia Elec
&
Jan
10
$5
11
Q1
Jnn
14
93
Feb
13
95% Apr
18
99
Mar 15
92% Feb
20
93
102% Aug 24
16 y8 Jun 25
16
Oct
105% Oct
101% Sep
3
36% Jan
4
14% Feb
8% May 29
16
26% Jan
23
21
Jan
30
106
10
Jan
3
104 % Jan
21
Jan
96% May
106 % Apr
26% May
7
16
2
$4.80
Von's
Vornado
10% Jan
2
141/4 Apr
24
Vulcan
4
107% Feb
7
104
»
Jan
Va
7%
7%
7,600
*40
30
30%
30
40%
3u %
4 JO
30
37%
164
40%
37%
37%
30%
37%
6 900
37%
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*163 %
164
164
'4
*163%
164
14%
15%
14%
15 Va
34%
43,400
343a
39 "4
3D
39%
39%
41.4 JO
♦IT %
17%
39%
17%
17%
39%
17%
17%
40%
40%
17%
25,100
40 %
17%
40%
41!«
40 %
17%
40 V2
J 7%
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
16,100
36 Va
35'%
36 Vn
35%
36 3 8
2,700
35%
12 V a
13
13
13%
29%
29%
27
25 Va
29%
26 Va
29%
26%
27%
27
27'%
24%
24%
25%
25 Vu
2o%
25
25%
25
51.7C0
25 Va
9%
25%
26
9%
9%
11,000
9%
50'%
9%
9%
12 700
49%
50%
24,300
47
46%
47
2,
00
47%
48%
49%
49
49%
46%
46%
47
47
47
57%
58
58 VV
58 %
58 %
58
59
65%
65%
57%
65%
59%
65%
65 Va
4,200
65%
65%
44
66%
66
44 Va
44
66%
44%
43%
44
44
17,000
44%
2,300
110%
110 Va
110
111
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92%
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92 %
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92'%
96%
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96%
95%
96'%
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96%
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105%
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26
25%
23%
22
23 %
23 %
13%
100
13%
13%
105 >%
>105
105 %
14
2,300
111%
*90%
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230
92%
96%
500
96%
96%
105%
105%
>105%
106%
50
26
26 Va
26'%
25%
26%
6.800
23%
13%
105%
44%
>110
92%
96%
96
106'%
25%
44%
111%
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96%
105%
25%
22
1
96 %
106%
25
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111%
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48'%
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1
common
9%
9%
46
100
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9%
3 100
57%
100
Co
13
297/a
46%
100
preferred
12%
29%
9%
100
Materials
13
29%
24%
Z"Z~100
Co...
35%
12%
29%
23 %
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36
13%
29%
1
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36
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,
36
2
29%
50
Inc
6%%
6
*40
33 5 is
com.Il
preferred
24
%
7%
40 %
14%
50
_
Grocery
24% Apr
3,ou0
6
7%
130
34%
'
preferred
preferred
18% Mar 22
0 Va
7%
Va
14 Va
5
preferred
$4.12
5
3
issued
$4.20
23,700
0
18,jC0
33! 4
preferred
$4.04 preferred
92% May 22
94% Feb
40%
6 %
a
14%
10
Power Co com
lu
2
19
39%
33%
39%
preferred
18
29
39%
14 %
1
convertible
27
Jun
28!
39 V4
32%
f25
5%
89% Jan
4,900
4]
27%
39 Va
~ ~1
Co
When
31
40
28 %
32%
Co
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
44% May
60
40 Va
27%
39%
Associates
108 % Feb
13
4,000
32%
Inc
43% Apr
103% July 18
232,600
10c
Victor
59y4 May
May 28
14%
8 200
43%
154%
*39%
40
7%
990
00
48%
164
30
17.3C0
168%
64
49'%
155
'
40
46%
39%
._l~2.80
Light Co
32% Jan
44% Mar 23
*163%
7%
29%
65
46%
168
1
.
ZZIZZZ
Building Corp
Varian
25
6%
comIZ25c
14
Jun
48%
X154 V4
6%
37,% Jan
27
50 Va
156
39%
Vanadium Corp of America
10
48%
155%
39%
Van
Jan
50 Va
29%
155
28%
16
18
74,bOO
40%
14
24
65%
29%
26
Oct
63%
27%
36% Apr
<8
65%
29%
15% Feb
29% Apr
24% Apr 25
8% Jan
2
1,600
64
*39%
3
2
29 Va
64 %
27 %
12 Va Mar 20
25
29 %
64%
40%
26% Mar
24% Mar 19
29 Va
62 Va
39
16
45% Feb
50% Jan
*29'%
62'/a
26%
31
19
29%
60%
63%
49 Va
29 %
60%
29%
13%
13,000
8.
29%
*39%
2.50
*85%
32,200
4 J Va
40%
Corp
57 %
168%
154%
164
2o %
67
87
46%
30
*163 %
25 %
57 3 o
168 %
39%
100
18 Va
2o\a
100
47 %
26%
com.No par
18
168%
37%
Tobacco
1,100
va
46%
26
Corp
2,000
10
18%
*85 %
*39%
Steel
43%
*9%
167 %
155
6%
49
43 Va
9%
47
29%
6%
49%
26,200
168
154%
30c
49%
56%
87
14,800
10%
26%
56%
62
50%
&2%
1.0
10 Va
18%
26%
5
_
28% Jan
22
25%
167
61%
43
18%
56%
59%
28% Dec
22% Jun
19 Va Jun
18%
*85%
46%
80%
*168%
10%
9?'u
87
29 Va
19
1
47%
167
83%
170
43
*49 V2
10
57
60%
49%
42%
9%
18%
10 Via
49%
42%
26 %
29%
16%
*168%
10%
26
59%
61%
170
10 Va
*49%
56%
29%
50
May 29
12% Dec
*168%
10%
1
41% Apr
10
170
preferred_25
Pharmaceutical
1
Match
Oil
37% Jan
40% Mar 20
12,100
*85 %
com_._50
Co
16% Mar 20
31% May 29
43%
51
No par
preferred
23
82%
10
100
&
Leaf
83 %
43%
87
20
2,200
81 %
18%
56%
20,200
30%
*9%
26%
9S%
45 Va
42%
56%
27
99%
3Q%
19
26
26%
45%
10
*85%
27%.
100 %
30%
42%
common..i.No par
Universal-Cyclops
8%
10%
*49
1
26%
*99%
44 V4
18%
preferred__100
Min
30%
30%
*9%
5
Shares
27%
100%
30%
*99%
44%
42%
5
Utilities
Universal
*168 %
10%
52
the Week
May 3
44 %
5
non-cumulative
Vitamin
80
170
Friday
May 2
,
44%
10
common...;
Co
81
Sai»«
Thursday
May I
82
44%
100
United Whelan Corp
!
Universal American
Corp
Convertible preferred
4
10 Va
*49
45
Wednesday
27
100 %
30 %
1
1st
Corp
preferred
Tobacco
*168%
1
_50
_.
Oct
86
80 %
common
Steel
United
:^38% Jan
2
S
U S
19
88
44%
4
preferred series A
non-cum
1
24
22 y4
No par
Shoe
S
3
33% Oct
20
30 Va
common
Rubber
7%
Mar 13
40
34% Feb
19% Oct
10%
*99%
30%
common
Corp
U S Smelting Ref &
7%
preferred
16
29
Aug
S
8%''
157% Mar 28
31% Apr 23
2
26% Jan
38 % Jan
6
39% July 17
.5% May 29
158
3%%
U
2
100%
30%
...
2
23 y2 May 29
37
Jan
4
Oct
U S
U
27%
*99%
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
S
27
1
preferred series A
Lines
S
S
April 30
27%
27%
_ioo
41/2 %
U
24
10
preferred
Tuesday
April 29
1
com
Foreign Securities
Freight Co.
S Gypsum Co common
7%
preferred
4 % Vo
168% May 2
32% Jan 30
3
48 Va Jan
62% Dec
139 % July
6
2
Mar 27
35
49 V4 July
2
37% Oct 22
17 Va Jun
May
42% Jan
Corp
&
U S Industries Inc
85 % Mar 11
36
S
LOW AND HIGH HALE
PRICES
Monday
Par
U S
3
44
3
24% Jan
U S Borax & Chemical
3
42 %
16
Oct
28
164% May 25
2
14
29% Jan
105 y4 Jan
21
?3% Dec
2
47% Mar 23
10% Oct 23
Jun
24% Jan
32% Mar
July 11
30 Va Jan
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
98 % Dec
24
43
NEW
Highest
14
'
25
65 % Oct
Lowest
41% Feb
22
95% Aug 10
23% Jun 25
153
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Highest
22 V„
23'%
97%
10
15,100
13 Va
22%
13%
22%
13%
13%
15,800
105 %
105%
>105%
106%
50
14
105%
*96
i05%
W
74
July
16
9
88
Feb
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
39% Oct
24
65% Mar 21
43 % Mar 19
40% Jun
25
57% Jan
2
51
Mar
1
55i/2 Jan
21 y4 Oct
25
44% Feb
8
24% Mar
4
27% Jan
6% Jan
2
8% Feb
4V4 Oct 19
5% Oct 25
59%, Jun
24
72
6%
May
87
2
6% Mar
49 % Feb
22
Oct~24
Oct
24
17% Oct
3
92
20% Feb
5
29
Oct
105
2
29
Dec
8% Feb
14
1
6 '/t
8
Ward
Jan
221/4 Apr
15% Feb
■
Mar 11
23% Jan
Feb
29% Jan
29% Apr
2
14
109
Apr
,
30 Va Feb
31
14% Feb
5
2% Apr
8
5% Jan
2
14% Apr
2
21% Jan
23
Welch
Mar 11
12% Jan
23
West
9
20
102% Apr
95
Dec
100
4
28
Apr
94% Jan
53% Apr
15
15
West
,98
91% Jan
14
94
30% Jan
2
Mar 12
May 1
37
16
102
19
May 29
23% Jun 25
4
28
Jan
8
39
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
13
29
Feb
21
18% Jan
2
Dec
32% Dec
27
5
100% Jan
23% July 31
187/s Jun 14
32% Feb
9
28
Mar
31
29
4
21% Oct 24
May 29
27
39 % Jan
2
88% Jan
25
31
118
Apr
31% Jan
110
Feb
11
31% Feb
25
35% Apr
311/4
15
113
10
42% Jan
2
27
Jan
35
29
18
92
Jan
98 %
25% May 11
96% Apr
36% Dec
20
71%'May 14
77
24
29
47% Mar 28
33% Jun
5
20
25
52% Jan
103% Nov
19
10%. Jan
15
Oct
25
Feb
26
41% Jan
19
48
21% Jan
,39
2
14
Jan
Union
May
1
43
Apr
y2 May
Jan
Jan
15
30
3
18
24
58% May 1
105 % Apr 16
10% Feb 27'
_
2
241/2 Apr
26
2
43
23
Mar 29
Jan
19% Jan
White
Dental
White
Motor
15
White
15
Wickes
Wilcox
oil
&
108 Va
Co
Stores
20
Oct
23
23
Oct
15
55
29% Dec
29% Jan
Oct
24
21% Oct
22
58
81 % Jun
28
93
92% Jun
25
Jun
92% Jan
25
8
87Va Jun
19
Jun
131
5
22
24% Jan
2
Feb
62% Feb
16
Jan
2
100.
166% Jan
Jair
Mar
9% Jan
4
148% Jan
26
8
18
7
1
107
7
12
24
189
1
Jan
31
25
Mar29
Apr
10
30% Feb 21
38% Feb 16
107% Mar 28
25 % Jan
2
33% Feb
7
22
84% Jan
2
14% Oct 25
307/a Mar 16
16
18% Jan
2
102% Apr
24% Apr
22% Oct 23
65 Vs Oct
42% Oct 24
23,
75% Mar 15
51
Jan
Mar
2
6
30% May
59% Jan
1
15
36%
36%
*36%
32%.
On
low and high
38
38
38%
38%
39%
32 %
32%
32
32
32%
3 Va
3%
%
3%
17%
17%
17%
17%
10%
10
10%
48%
46%
47%
*10
1
101
When
issued
10
Chemical
Woodward
Iron
Woolworth
4%%
Co
(F
101%
prior
103
*102
103
*102
45%
46%
38%
38%
38%
19%
20
20
28%
29
*29%
35%
35%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
Wyandotte Worsted
Xerox
•
s
ranges
are
—
for
"
new
8%
102%
102 V2
102 %
400
45%
45 Va
21,1.00
38%
38%
38%
12 200
20%
3,400
19%
19%
19%
30
30
30
35 Va
35%
34 Va
35
30%
31
30%
31 %
30,700
30%
31%
35%
36%
22,700
79,400
*29
30
,
30%
31%
36%
x35 %
36%
35 %
36%
89
*86%
88
87%
88
*87
*112%
115
115
*113
32%
31%
*113
41%
97 %
80
8%
40%
40%
58%
8%
*24
42
*41
42
15%
15%
15%
37%
36%
40%
57%
58 %
105 %
9
9%
40%
1,400
58%
52,900
105
130
1,500
9
9
25
*24
25
*41
42
>
43
42
42
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,100
37
36%
37
37
37%
2.300
27
26%
3.400
26%
26%
26%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41 %
*91%
92%
91 Va
91%
92
92
9 Va
9%
9%
27%
41
26%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
31
59 %
58%
59%
29%
*29%
60
58%
30%
29%
137
*135
200
15%
92%
26%
41
92
5,100
40%
57%
*104
*24
8%
25
9%
60
16,400
80
*91%
27%
41%
*29%
690
48%
105 %
42
37%
*135
97%
80
36%
15%
37%
97%
48
80
40%
41%
*24
5,500
98%
58%
8%
25
31%
48%
104'%
58
104
800
115
Va
79%
80
105 %
31
97%
48%
80
31%
88%
300
5,300
47%
98
47%
57
v
31 %
31%
98%
*104%
8%
♦113
115
31%
48
40%
57
41
31 %
97%
25
*91 %
V
47 %
*79
,
106
x27
39%
3n%
32%
80
15,700
46
89
115
300
250
38 Va
35%
30%
90%
1,300
45 %
30%
35%
•41
137
31
58%
*29%
30
*135
31
*135
137
Va
59%
30%
9%
6 800
300
9%
2.800
31%
8,800
58%
2,600
•
31
58 Va
*29%
30 %
136%
137
136 %
20
6,100
300
43%
44%
44%
44%
46
44%
45%
44%
45%
32%
33
33%
34%
35%
34 %
35
34%
35
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
1,700
73%
74 Va
73%
73%
73%
73%
73%
74%
73%
74%
13.600
32%
100
44%
32 Va
5
10
33 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
9,800
*89
No'par
$hS ordy°
102 Va
101 %
%
20
35%
31%
*24
10
32%
90
89
101%
101%
101%
*10%
5
Corp
36 Va
20%
80
41%
125
Radio
36%
88%
97%
55%
10%
10%
173%
Yale & Towne
Mfg Co__
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp ~ZZ~ 5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
Youngstown Steel Door__
No
Zenith
36%
36%
47%
•104
ZZlO
Corp
35 V2
30%
80
10
Co
94
31%
97%
zs
96%
*93%
46
19%
29
35%
*95 Va
94
101
6,300
13.2.00
38%
45%
38%
96%
103
,
46%
*95 Ve
94
36
,
101%
9.4
a
100%
36%
35%
46%
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preferred
101%
101
35%
31%
1
common
46
34%
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10%
45%
94
30%
1
~
10%
47%
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88%
No par
Inc
10%
46
96%
36
1
Corp"
10 %
48
94%
31
100
Service
10
45%
,
20
com
17%
*95 Va
19%
—_______ZZlo
preferred
Wisconsin Public
16 Va
*93%
35%
80
6%
17%
93%
35%
*28
B____100
Inc
11.0C0
17 Va
37%
No par
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
1.400
3%
17%'
44%
Nopar
■
32%
3%
"5%
*102
7,500
3 Va
%
35
40
__
•
101
1,800
,
3 Va
3
*93%
29%
177
176%
30
30
32%
32%
88%
89%
102
10%
30%
89
101%
101%
10%
10%
180%
250
1,800
177%
30%
30%
89
102
10%
177 V4
179%
30%
88%
101 Va
10%
177%
180
88
88%
102
101%
10%
3C%
14.700
10%
180
30%
30%
1,700
49,700
16,100
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
500
99%
98
99%
99%
100 %
99%
100%
99 %
100%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 V4
23%
23
23%
16,000
8,900
54%
j
31%
99 Va
55%
57%
58%
57%
58%
57%
58%
83,700
*31%
55%
z Ex-distribution,
.j
of more,
36%
32 %
3V0
17%
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dividends of 25%
36:%
32%
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fl«S£»r!HliCeS:
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5,000
2,330
31%
par
22
49%
48%
Z—1
common
Worthington Corp
_
49%
49
5
:::::::::
Inc
Witco
24
49%
•
48%
100
preferred
Co
Co
33% Apr
91% Jan
5
2
85
Apr
3,900
110
48%
"~Zs
1
35% May
27% Feb 15
75% Apr 15
3
26 % Jan
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14
27
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100
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7
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28
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36
48%
100
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131% Apr
44% Dec
109
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24
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39% Apr
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28
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15
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26
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27%
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340
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81
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2
28
26% Mar
26 y2 May 29
18
Jun 25
33% Oct
Jan
43% Feb
32% Aug 17
18% Dec 27
48
77
4
23
May 29
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33% Jan
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3.80%
7%
6%
61 Va
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preferred
Western
30
7%
6%
61 Va
28%
&
Western
Mar 20
Sep
Apr
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9
24
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61%
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29
37% Apr
90% Jan
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40
26% Jan
30% Mar 12
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53%
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46% Apr
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41% Jan
103
Jan
29% Dec
21% Oct 24
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53%
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25
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Walworth
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6% Mar
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2
103
37% Mar 19
23
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1
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20
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2
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May 29
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10
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Mar 12
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20
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1978
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1979
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1957—April-Oe/
due
1952_
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Central
1957
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1979
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Volume
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
or
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Friday's
Friday
Bonds
.
Bid & Asked
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Range Since
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Low
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1963
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1964
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Ib37>—
0.
1979
——_May-Nov
1979—
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1978——-June-Dec
3 Vis
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readjustment
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1961
conversion
June-Dec
5%s
1974
5
16
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101%
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1
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1961
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1971
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92 Va
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99%
1946—
6s
1st
Japan
*6%
99%
99%
1982
;
to
readjustment
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1951
1968
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26
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99 Vi
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106
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f
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&
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1965
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1953
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1959
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1962
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1957__May-Nov
1958
loan
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Southern European Pipeline 5 Vis
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31%
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:
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:
1964—
1968
paid
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assented
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93%
.
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1980
102%
:
May-Nov
2001___
to
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secured
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,
.
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European Coal and Steel Community—
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(Range for Week Ended May 3)
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BONDS
27
loan
extl
due
of
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extended
1964
Feb-Aug
1954
—Feb-Aug
1964
to
—.
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RAILROAD
101%
103
217'/a
102'/a
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INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES
217%
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13
32
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due
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extended to
1965
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1979
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72
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—April-Oct
May-Nov
1970
-
gtd dollar
bonds
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1976_—;
6s
gtd dollar
bonds
1977
107 Vi 109
debs
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1980
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81 Va
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113
124
June-Dec
1981
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debentures
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54
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debs
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1st
1981_April-Ocf
1986
gtd
99%
98 %
58
99 VB 100
June-Dec
102 Vb 102%
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102
2
102'%
103%
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102%
8
98
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100% 101%
—
31
98
102%
97%
Dye 3Vis debs
1978
April-Oct
94%
April-Oct
104 Va
1964—_—Feb-Augr
99%
sinking fund debentures
1979
June-Dec
sinking fund debentures 1982
37/bs sinking fund debentures 1983
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-
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&
4 Vis 1981
of, America 3Vbs
Corp
Co
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101
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102
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fund
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Jan-July
—
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94%
99%
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99 Vi
17
93%
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102%
105
36
99%
100
88
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90
,
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99 % 100%
39
99%
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99%
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1980
93%
104% 104%
13
95%
99%
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100
101 %
102%
100
100
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f
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loan
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4 Vis
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fund
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1972
1959
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4%s
1976
1977
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1967—May-Nov
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1975—1-April-OcZ
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RR
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1987
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11
and
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Morris
96'.
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—
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& Co 2%s debentures 1965—
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3%s
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mortgage 3s 1984
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5
101 Va 102
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mortgage
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87%
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&
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98
79%
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95
1988—Jan-July
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;
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1982—
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1997
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15
17
87'/a
(Bait)—
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debentures
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5s
conv
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s series
•
84%
100
RR—
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First
84'%
first
consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
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mortgage 3'/as 1985_Feb-Aug
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&
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4.
series
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99%
80
104% 104%
1978
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97
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103
96
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debentures
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104%
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107
3%s
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subord
conv
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78
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1992
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1976
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106
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127%
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83
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;
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1986__.
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82
82
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126% 127
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conv
78 %
80%
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1988
series
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102 y4
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debentures
series
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99%
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99%
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1977
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60%
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Feb-Aug
1983
debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
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3Vis
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conv
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3Vis
99%
82%
100%
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D
series
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105 y2
99%
93%
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1983
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102%
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conv
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.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
(1863)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friflav
Interest.
New York Stock Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
or
Service Electric
May -Nov
99%
99 A
and
First
and
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3%s
99'A
June-Dec
1983-April-Oct
April-Ocf
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170
93 7A
1972
debentures
mortgage 3'As
3'As
debentures
1975
4%s
debentures
1977
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of
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91
88
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74
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debentures
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79
79
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Jane-Dec
1986
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100% 100%
Jan-July
1986—
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.
1978_Ja?ie-Dec
82%
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1st
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100%
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&
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1976
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Corp
94%
83
May-Nov
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conv
85%
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Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 37/as debs
—_1975
Richfield Oil Ccrp 4%s conv debs 1983—April-Oct
72
100%
80%
92%
__
Pacific—
Orleans
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
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51%
94%
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Union
51
High
62
98%
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1964——Jan-July
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92 '/8
94'A
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debentures
Jan.1, 1963
No.
98'A
1970- -April-Oct
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Range Since
Sold
•
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92
.
...
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Quaker
Bonds
Bid & Asked
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St
Pacific first gold 5s 2000
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85
93%
8
Corp
1983
Texas
92
84'A
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debentures 1965
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170
92
.
Week's Range
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Exchange
3s
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108'A
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Company
Texas
97
108
92
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95 3A
96%
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,
52
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and
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:
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New York Stock
<1an. 1,1968
Texas
1963
debentures
3s
Range Since
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Co—
Gas
&
*n
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Public
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
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Friday
31
71
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4'/as
serial
General
D
Aircraft
McBee 6'As
series J 1969—Mar-Sept
debs
1977
tfan-July
debentures 1977—June-Dec
3'As
mortgage
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Mar-Sept
1977
5 Vis
conv
conv
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104'/2
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12
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106
26
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&
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mortgagees
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series
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debs
income
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mtge inc 4'/2S ser A Jan
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bond
4s
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:
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1989
certificates
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26
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76%
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79'A
76%
11
77
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RR
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A
1971_:
1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—:
82
mtge
1st
mtge
4%s
81
84%
69'A
79'A'
debentures
conv
.
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1989—May-JVop
mortgage 3s
3%s
f
s
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60
89
Roebuck
4%s
97%
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5s
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102'A
102
Sinclair
Oil
25
102%
102% 102%
105%
105% 106%
debs
f
s
1983_Feb-Aug
105'A
.
debs 1979—Jan-July
1982
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
debentures 1971——ApriZ-Oct
2'As
Jane-Dec
April-Oct
1976
& North Alabama
South
States
3s
Bell
1963
RR 5s
Telepnone
debentures
23As
2%s
-
3%s
3'As
1987
California
convertible
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103'A
105
106%
104%
;
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105%
■
4%s
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(Oregon
Gold
4'As
4'As
Co
103'/2
14
92
10
90%
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RR
1041/a
105%
89%
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100%
83%
89
405
99%
100%
99%
—
82
90%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
—-May-Nov
1977
A
85
99 Oi
ref
ref
St
3%s
100%
—
A
ser
82 %
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3'As
Tell
debentures
Spiegel
5'As
Oil
Standard
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4'As
23As
1983
61
(Indiana)
debentures
debs
Standard
Oil
Co
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63
*150
59
150
—
3%s
1984
conv
Co
St
4'As
1982
debentures
102
102'A
28
96
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debs
154
106
104%
104%
105%
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155
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132
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103 %
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102
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90
93
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77
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82
84
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debs
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99
114
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121
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120
98
25
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98
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1982
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/
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89 %
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87'A
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1983
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1983
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ref 4s series F
&
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76
61
62%
98
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18
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103%
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118
120
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110
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13
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r
100
98%
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1982
——
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Jan-July
1966
2361
gtd
3
91%
79%
80%
101
98
--
61
3%s series A
Co
Union
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RR
A
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—-tfan-July
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2004
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Wisconsin
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——
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6
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93
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86%
97'A
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86%
97%
87%
97'A
1980—Feb-Aug
1978
MM
*99% 100'A
:
99
Co—
series
mortgagees
*76
1981_Jan-July
1984—
debentures
income
1 2029
69%
70
Jane-Dec
_Mar-Sept
1976
65%
138
72
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71%
57
9
70'A
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61
72
85
83%
84%
92%
93%
100
89%
93
90'A
91'A
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May-Nop
4s
debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake ETie RR 2%s A 1992—_Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures
1975
May-Nop
•
98'A
*90
Jan-July
1st
debentures
First
101'A
98'A
99'A 100
May-Nop
RR
80
80 '/a
90%
;
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979_
—April-Ocf
Wilson St
100
98'A
100
100%
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
3'As
Power
74
80%
*78
1981
4s
Wisconsin
99
94'A
24
Jan
A
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund
100 7/a
98'A
—
West
Western
123 %
102'A 103'A
•
series
income
Western Pacific RR
103%
88%
Penn
i
105
102%
102'A
4s
—
77
.
„
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98
84'A
79%
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>
:
—
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mtge
West
108
97%
—
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107
105
5
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April-Oct
102%
-
20
98
102% 102%
102%
—
RR
April
April
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-tfuZy
General
mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn
Electric
3'As
1974_.
May-Nop
86%
1973—Mar-Sept
1982
1973—
Wayne
•
1st
mortgage
Wisconsin
96 /
Public
2%s
1979
■
Jan-July
3'As. 1971
Service
*81
93'A
93 %
—
—
8
93%
91'A
Corp—
subord
conv
15
—
105'A
102% 102%
Gen mtge income 4'As; series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971—.
98
86%
97%
98
Jan-July
1981
1st mtge 6s 1971
debentures 1972
27/ss 'debentures
Symington
♦104
w
101%
102
Jan-July
Inc
2%s
99%
87
38
April-Oct
1971—May-Nov
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs
Swift
103'A
101'A 102%
*104'A
June-Dec
mtge 2%s series E 1975—
mtge 3s series F 1978
i
mortgage
subord
Wabash
102
*75%
Jan-July
1982—_April-Oct
April-Oct
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Sunray Oil
Corp
27/8s debentures
Surface Transit
101%
102%
Mar-Sept
1976
1980
63%
Inc—
subord
101%
165
100'A 101'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1983
1974
Camp
conv,
99'A
99'A
79%
—April-Oct
debs
4%s
3%s
(Ohio)
debs
238
101'A
May-Nov
debentures 2%s
Chemical
Stauffer
Stokely-Van
91%
103'A
80%
232
63
63
1977—May-Nop
1985
1983
(N J)
debentures
23As
3%s
;i
California
Standard Oil
4%s
RR
Inc 5s conv subord
debentures 1983
Standard
91%
101'A
86%
79%
—
*221
'75_Jane-Dec
first consol-gold 5s 1994—_Jan-tfuZy
coll tr 4%s 1988
Feb-Aug
div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
•
Jan->July
April-Oct
1986
1969—
subord
Ry
1st lien
Co—
Orl & Northeastern
New-
debentures
Vornado Inc 5s,, conv
Southern. Ry
1st
mtge
Memphis
101%
99%
—
»—
series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Ocf
Virginian
77%
78%
*79%
1983
debentures
ref
General
108
83
17
84'A
84
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Virginia St Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
99%
100
3
15
*77%
*86%
27/8s series E 1986—;
23As series F 1996
mortgage 5'As series H 1983
Frist
99%
*101% 103
103%
17
83%
100
100
78
10
100% 103%
83'A
Co—
Jan-July
1994
«fan-July
1973_Jane-Dec
mortgage
mortgage
First
*91%
—
r
mtge 27/8s series G 1979
1st & ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
1st & ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
1st St ref mtge 3'As series J 1982
92%
6
102% 103
conv
1981
Term
99%
■:
Jane-Dec
1976
debentures
Electric
&
St
1st
82
89
89
Jan-July
1970—
4'As. 1969
Gold
San Fran
97
97
*92%
May-Nop
Mav-Nop
r
subord
conv
Gen
4'As
96
94%
Co—
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Southern Pacific Co—
First
96%
94'A
Co—
23As-4'As
Ry
Natural
Janrjuly
90%
96%
94'A
\
MariSept
-
93
89%
__
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of
subord
conv
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92
Jan-July
Edison
debentures
Indiana
Southern
1978
1978
4s. debs
fund
Corp
conv
Vendo
104
101
14
.
104'A 104'A
Feb-Aug
1985—
debentures
Southern
Telegraph
&
1979
debentures
*90%
April-Oct
_April-Ocf
MariSept
debentures v1981
Steel
sinking
Vanadium
96%
■86 3A
6s
Southern
134%
93
87%
81
82
1986
4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965.
Jan-July
Smith-Corona
Marchant—5'As
1979
_«fan-July
Oil
119
105
—
*90
80%
102 %
6
105 '/a 105%
Corp
Socony-Vacuum
106
106
86%
—
__
May-rNov
Jan-July
f debs
s
debs
2'As
Oil
104
:
__
141%
951/4
—
1977
conv
3.20s
4%s
*94%
-
—
May-Nop
Freight Co—
subord
conv
4'As
Feb-Aug
4%s
Co
Pipe Line
Oil
debentures
100%
99%
—
130% 134%
,—
.i—Feb-Aug
1977
4'As
S Rubber 2%s debentures
2%s debentures 1967
United
Corp—
debentures
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s
Shell
trust
A
—
—
—
*103 %
Jane-Dec
1966
254
*100
Jan-July
1980
1982
&
fund
States
1st
Sears
4'As
trust
coll
&
sink
United
94'/a
:
■
-
__
137% 140
—tfune-Dec
debs
1972
subordinated
4%s
139%
May-Nov
1974
Acceptance
debentures
3'As
1st mtge St coll trust 5s 1980
:.5%s kinking fund debentures 1980
j
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
92%
80%
-
-
1
Mar-Sept
5'As
& Sons 2'/2s
debentures
3s
Co
(Jos E)
& coll
133
Jan-July
Jan-July
,
;
*88
Jan-July
1982
1980
B
1977
debentures
Finance
Seagyam
6ears
series
Mar-Sept
1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st
trust
*106'A
.
—
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll
1st
74
■
-
....
*84'A
1989_Jan-July
1968—June-Dec
4s
cons
3'/8s B 1971
England 1st gtd 4s
3s
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Gas
4'/2s
Scott
June-Dec
2%s
.
4%s sink fund debentures 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973_;
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r
841/4
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May-JVop
Depot
New
80%
1985
America
1977
*99%
Feb-Aug
Ry—
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St
Scioto V &
68%
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ApriZ-Oct
^
1st
90'A --90%
——
Francisco
-
1st
*90 %
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
1971
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
6s
1996
debs
of
1973
—-
-
1st
{
A
•
Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
1
series
Co
debentures
United
3s
Inc
subord
Biscuit
3%s
Power
Lines
conv
United
Saguenay
Car 4%s s f debs
debentures
1986
f
s
United
105 '/a
debs
1982
ApriZ-Oct
98
117% 118 '/a
118'A
109
124
Yonkers
Elec
Lt
&
Power
2%s
*79
1976—J—Jan -July
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'As series H 1990
April-Oct
102%
102
"102
T
Talcott
5'As
5s
(James)
senior
capital
5'A%
Tandy
Inc-—'
notes
conv,
senior notes
Corp
Terminal
Refund
6'As
RR
and
Assn
.
a
.
1979—.
June-Dec
notes I 1979—
June-Dec
1980
Jane-Dec
debs. 1978
of
St
Jan-July
.
Louis—
'
♦105'A
152
—
92'A
.
—
series C ,2019__—Jan-July
27/8s series D 1985_
April-Oct
83
78'A
'78'A
105%
Included
144%
169
not
5
105'A 105'A
,92'/8--92%
Deferred
105%
30
104'A
105'A
9iy«
94 %
••
157-
--
impt 4s
Refund and impt
* 152
:8,
83*
3
82%
87
78'A
1
78'A
80
_
-
delivery sale not included in the year's range.r
the year's range,
n
§ Negotiability impaired by
■
"
-
in
y
Ex-coupon.
maturity.
'
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by tsuch
*
Friday's bid
and
ask
e
,d Ex-interest.
s
prices;
no
lot
Odd
range,
Under-the-rule. sale not included in the year«
included in the year's range,
r
sale
not
Cash sale
,
-
,
'
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„
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receivership, or reorganized under Section 11
companies.
sales being transacted during current w**w..
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1864)
American Stock
.
.
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
in
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, April 29,
following
thp
American
the
nn
It is compiled by the report of the American
May 3.
ending Friday,
and
Friday
Last
Week's
Range
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Petroleum Corp class A
Aberdeen
Acme-Hamilton
10c
Mfg Corp
2%
400
2%
Jan
1
1%
15,200
18
Jan
1%
3Vs
3
3%
1,500
2%
Apr
4%
3%
3%
1,500
2%
Jan
9%
9 Va
Apr
9%
600
—10c
6%
6
6'/a
3,100
1
2%
2%
2%
1,500
1
60 %
60%
62%
3,100
—
Corp
Aerojet-General
-
Aeronca Manufacturing
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Inc.
3%
11%
3%
3%
—
1
——1
—
"21%.
•
15
preferred—100
4.20%
Power
Steel Co
Wood
4
23%
65%
Apr
500
Jan
19%
7,300
5%
91
—10
16
common
preferred-—
Airlines
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
15
91
15%
«
15
92
16%
—100
Ihc
80
»
79
*'4%
1
—
3%
80
4%
4%
23%
Bohack
Apr
(HC)
5%%
Feb
Borne
Apr
Engineering Co
Properties Inc
89%
Jan
93%
Feb
Brad
12%
Jan
17%
Apr
Brandywine Raceway Assn
/ '80
5%
Jan
May
Feb
Foote
All-State
.
Alleghany Corp " "warrants'*-—;
Allegheny Airlines Inc
7'A
6%
2%
7 "A
6%
_1
600
4
2%
18,700
3,400
%
5% %
British
Jan
5%
Jan
British
Jan
8%
8%
900
7%
Mar
7
Apr
10
6%
2,200
6%
Feb
8
Jan
20%
19%
21
84%
84
85%
150
5%
3.8C0
6%
3
Jah
9%
Jan
5%
-
2,100
"
1,200
1%
1 %
4
3%
9%
24
26%
8%
24
rets ord
bearer
registered
10s
19%
.25%
7^
♦
Jan
6%
Apr
7%
Jan
9%
Apr
Jan
8%
9%
900
8% May
3%
•C9%
Jan
7%
7%
600
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
Brown
Company
9%
10%
2,500
9%
Apr
14%
Feb
Brown
Forman Distillers
800
7%
Apr
Jan
Class
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
4%
1
Apr
2%
—
50c
Inc
—
9%
3
;
10c
7%
7%
1
5%
5%
5%
1,400
1
Corp
1%
1
1%
60,700
—
of America $3.75 pfd_100
Co
Oil
5%
Inc__.
1
85 %
5%
5%
47/s
—
1
Corp
."1%
■.
Beverage
Book
American
Book-Stratford
American
Corp
Business
American
1
4%
20
44%
Inc—1
4%
Co
Press
Systems
Electronics
Inc
4%:
44
British
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer
Power
Co
10
if
£1
550
84 %
Apr
Jan
89
Feb
Bruce
(E L)
5%
6%
Feb
Bruck
Mills
6%
24,200
3%
Jan
.6%
Jan
B
4%
700
S
cl A
7
Iff
F
19%
618
2%
5,700
4%
4%
4% Mar
44
700
4
Mar
7
7%
700
1
3%
3
3%
11,400
26o
2%
2%
3
„
6%
May
7
Inc__
iVmerican-Interna,U Aluminum
Israeli
5%
5%
Jan
f
1%
Common
Jan
6%
Jan
Buell
Jan
9%
3%
Jan1
Co Inc
American
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
4%
29,400
2%
Jan
9%
16,000
8%
Apr
10%
650
20%
Jan
25 V* Mar
27
14,000
25% May
100
7lV
£1
2
Jan
3%
Apr
Co
12.50
Petrofina
American
American
A—
1
Anchor Post Products--
7%
Chemical
7A May
pfd
Hill
Burma
(The)
20%
9,100
18%
&
Co
Electric
American
Associated
Associated
2,000
Apr
7%
7
21,800
6%
5%
12%
Jan
Food
Stores
Jan
12%
12%
500
11%
13
13%
200
12%
3% Mar
Jan
13
Jan
16%
Jan
11,400
3
Jan
4%
Apr
10%
200
10
Mar
12
Jan
20'/2
Apr
26
Jan
"4% ~4%
2,200
2%
Jan
4
4%
8%
8%
500
98%
6
8%
28%
200
22%
Jan
13% May
28% May
27
27%
27%
3,800
22%
Jan
7%
8
2,000
7%
Jan
8%
8%
9%
4,000
8%
Apr
.
,.
Laundries
of
Oil &
99%
40
5%
32%
32%
7
96%
13,600
101
Jan
5% May
Inc
33 %
22.2C0
28%
Jan
25
100 %
Jan
103
24 % Mar
30
26%
28%
1%
2%
3,300
%
1
5,300
•
5%
4%
5%
6,700
1
2,100
1%
Inc
;
15%
16
id %
10%
10%
4%
4%
300
13%
12%
13%
3,700
8%
Jan
13%
Apr
%
%
8,600
%
Jan
i3g
Jan
3 y4
3%
400
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
13,900
4%
Jan
8%
Jan.
Atlantic, Coast
Line
Atlantic Research
6,100
13%
Jan
,16%
800
10%
Jan
10%
Feb
4% Mar
6%
Jan
Inc
3%
Jan
5 ft
200
2%
3%
Jan
1%
1,000
5%
63,300
6%
3,100
5% Mar
6%
7%'
2,700
6%
2%
2%
9,300
2%
Apr
7%
8%
2,500
7%
Feb
62 %
63%
800
55%
10%
11%
2,200
10%
10%
10 pesos
8%
18
i&
1
1% Mar
4%
6,200
1
14%
14%
16
10,700
Atlas
Atlas
Sewing
Industires
Centers
Devices
Inc
Inc
Plastics
Non-voting
8
Jan
Ltd
8
8%.
6,400
Husky Oil
Industrial
Gas
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
Feb
1 %
Jan
Jan
%
13
17%
Feb
%
14%
19%
20%
4%
2,900
13%
Jan
21%
Apr
4%
1,200
4%
4%
4%
600
teM
3
19
4% May
5%
5%
300
2%
3%
16,000
2% Mar
11% .Jan
15
5%
4,100
14%
250
A_1
42%
300
10%
10
10%
40
4,200
—
10
10
8
7 '
'
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Carter
Co
(AM)
% Mar
45%
Jan
Catalin
Corp
Central
Hadley
Central
Maine
Power &
8 A Mar
Benrus
bostrument
Watch
Co
For
footnotes,
Jan
41*6
J an
6
6
6%
400
4%
Feb
6%
Apr
27%
Jan
36%
Apr
3%
3%
12,400
*3%
Mar
4%
Jan
Jan
1
3ft
6% Jan
6%
Apr
18
1
5.100
13
Feb
18
13
6%
1.800
18 Mar
6,900
5i9g Mar
8%
1.100
7%
Apr
12%
93,600
8%
Jan
1,000
3%
Jan
12% May
4% Jan
9%
Jan
10 %
Feb
4%
Feb
6%
Jan
•ti
6ft
8-/4
6
8
10%
12
3%
3%
4
1 %
Jan
lA Feb
6vs
Jan
9%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
3,500
3a
2,600
%
3,300
13%
3„
14
14
5%
23%
14%
5
5%
4,700
23%
24
18%
12,5C0
50
16%
18%
5%
5%
2,400
4%
87%
5%
-
88 %
800
Feb
t7*
Apr
17%
Jan
Apr
Apr
5
7%
Jan
24%
Apr
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
19
Jan
6% Mar
8
Jan
8
3,000
5
Jan
14
2,900
10%
Jan
14 % Mar
4%
88
108 % 108%
B
50
Jl
3,.
4%
4%
4%
1,500
_i0
13%
1
3%
1
;
3.50%
13
pref
pfd
1
8
3%
14
3%
2,000
2,700
Light 4%
100
Jan
110
Mar
10%
Jan
3% Jan
Jan
%
H Mar
4
Jan
6
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
4% Mar
1
14,700
%
Feb
1%
Apr
73
230
72%
Jan
75%
Apr
Jan
87%
Jan
17%
Jan
20%
Apr
20
20%
30%
32
225
40
20%
convertible
preferred-*
preferred
*
95
85%
%'
72%
100
common
13 5
Mar
107%
4,700
_1
Corp
Corp
■
*18
83
40
150
3,200
Jan
32
Apr
34%
Jan
40%
Apr
7%
"
lo
Jan
.28
9
Feb
1
T4%
4%
~4%
5,200
4
Jan
5% Mar
2.50
6%
6%
6%
200
5
Jan
6% May
Co
1%
1%
1,500
18
Feb
1%
11%
11%
12%
1,100
10%
Feb
13 %
Jan
24
24%
1,100
22%
Jan
25
Apr
1%
Jan
3
Feb
Ltd-
1
Apr
8% Mar
13%
—5.50
Corp
;
„
Cherry-Burrell Corp
5
Chicago Rivet & Machine
2
4%
3,000
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
Chief
1%
1%
13,100
18
Jan
1%
Apr
Christiana
3
3%
1,200
2%
Apr
4%
Jan
Chromalloy
9 %
Apr
Cinerama
Consolidated
Oil
8%
8%
8%
1,600
6%
Jan
19%
16%
19%
6,200
15%
Apr
23 %
Jan
Circuit
9%
9%
9%
3,300
9%
Apr
12 %
Jan
Clark Cable
8%
8%
9%
1,800
8% Mar
10%
1%
Feb
Mining
Corp
1
"2%
2%
2%
5,300
6 Va
5,200
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
10c
20%
20%
21%
15.3C0
12%
Jan
22 %
Apr
lc
Corp
14%
14%
15%
26,800
13%
Jan
17% Mar
25c
21%
20% " 22%
5,300
19
Mar
24%
Jan
•
10 3 8
10%
10%
1,800
10 % Mar
13%
Jan
10c
5%
5%
5%
1,500
4% Mar
6% Mar
1
—
6
6
Jan
1%
1%
12,800
7,900
7%
600
%
5,000
1%
18%
__25c
1%
•
18%
1
7%
6%
2%
2%
400
2 %
™25c
52%
52%
52%
800
49 %
50c
5%
5%
5%
12,300
8
7%
8%
6%
6%
7%
"•
Inc
Berkey Photo Inc
3%
Charter Oil
Apr
11% Mar
3,300
7%
4%
500
Corp
9,100
Co of America
1
Canada
4
Chamberlin
11
1 1*6
£.
Bell Telephone of
12%
3%
1
—
Power
convertible
3
Beck
Beloct
Apr
313
-—1
of America-
series
j
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bell Electronic Corp
9 %
:l
—j;
—
Securities
1
']
6,100
50c
& Co_
Central
'
t
I_10c
•
10
6c
:
(JW)
Castle
Mar
13%
lc
Candy
Bearings Inc
_.
Corp
Co-
10c
Co
Corp
Baruc.h-Foster Corp
Bay view Oil Corp__
Apr
60 Yt Mar
9%
Carreras
19% May
11%
19%
14
Wright Corp
Barton's
54
9%
1
International
50c
Engineering
Ltd
Minerals
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1
Zl
see page
36.
1%
•
17
Jan
%
'
Feb
14%
Jan
6 %
Apr
Clarostat
1% Mar
Inc
Foil Corp—
Development Ltd
C K P
Barry
Jan
Mar
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Feb
Jan
6%
16%
•
Inc
52
54
?
Properties
Williston
Carnation
Jan
4%
6%
'
42
Corp
Bargain Town USA
200
900
Jan
19%
4%
"
Jan
Apr
1
Inc
Apr
70% May
53
1
Canal-Randolph Corp
$1.50
Ltd
Feb
29%
1
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd
Feb
Feb
preferred
Securities
22%
Feb
Jan
55
2.50
;
14%
%
50c
Industries
Feb
-
10
Ltd-—
1
64
10%
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
Oil
63%-
53
1
Ltd
Jan
3.700
Baker Industries Inc
Convertible
22%
200
'
Canadian
$1.40
Common
18%
7,600
54
10c
Javelin
Century Electric Co
Century Geophysical
class
3,COO
28
70%
19%
__•
Marconi'
Jan
2,200
_3
Gas
20%
27%
70%
19%
27%
16%c
Ltd.
Canadian
B
&
Jan
»
Ltd—
Canadianwide
■fo
5
Oil
19 %
20
Oils
Central
& Selburn
16 %
Jan
11%
;ig
Corp__
6,300
17%
*
common
Homestead
Jan
%
_1
Corp
Collieries
17%
1
—
Canadian
Mar
10%
Industrial Corp
Ay shire
17%
Jan
1
Petroleums Ltd vtc
3
%
10c
Avondal
Jan
Apr
Apr
10c
preferred——
19
-
1
Inc
Apr.
9%
1
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Canadian
Jan
_1
preferred
6%
6%
3 %
'
50
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Mar
8 %
1
nonrcum
5% May
1,700
50
Cement Co
$1.30
2% Mar
6
Jan
10%
Corp
com
4%
1,200
50
Canada Southern
Feb
10c
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Apr
6%
7
•
common
;
Bread
Canada
Mar
1
Inc
1,200
5%
6%
'
5 % May
Jan
Power
;
Canaveral
General
3%
5%
g%
1
new
eferred
A
Canada
Atlas
Atlas
Apr
_1
Son
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Campbell Machines • Inc
Feb
6%
2%
1
■
3s 6d
preferred-,
Class
Jan
1%
5%
_•
.
3%
1%
10c
Corp
Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp.
Corp option warrants
2.50
preferred
6%
Jan
2%
5%
1
Co
__1
_1
Electric
pi
$2.50
Feb
Feb
5%
33%c
Products
Corp
Feb
-15%
.
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
34% Mar
% Mar
6
lc
Chemical Industrial
Financial
3
10c
Apr
21%
5
„
$3.00
Jan
4%
1
America
Apr
6%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
Jan
13 %
102% 102%
18
Co
Gas
8
Feb
4% May
9% Jan
7% Mar
£1
Testing Labs
Jan
Apr
Jan
4% Mar
1%
Inc
Apr
3%
2%
10%
14% Mar
4%
27%
regis
Co
7A
1,000
29,000
Feb
9,200
1,300
40o
rets
Jan
2%
Apr
4%
pfd_100
Inc
43%
Jan
(J
Shoe
Jan
13%
7%
25c
BVD
Jan
4%
Industries—
deposit
Associated
Barnes
May
21%
5%
Corp
4%
1
Associated
BanfJ
10
10
Canadian
Baldwin
Apr
4%
.___
dep rets ord shares
P) '&
13%
10%
____2.50
Inc
Corp Ltd—
Associated Baby Services
Banner
Jan
9%
2%
Mines Ltd—
Butler's
4%
_100
Oil
Associated
70,900
3%
"warrants0—
Electronics
700
7%
36
Feb
Jan
28%
4%
Company
Burroughs
13
50o
Louisiana Gas Co
Asamtra
42%
7%
1
Inc
Bailey
4% Mar
-50c
Jan
4%
1
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Avis
Apr
6%
_____
3% Mar
12%
5
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Avien
Jan
2% Mar
66%c
3%
Jan
4%
1
Anthony Pools Inc_
Apollo Industries Inc
Arkansas
2% May
12%
2
Cd
2%
4%
Radio Corp.
1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
;
1,200
4,500
13%
-
Andrea
Angostura-Wupperman
."
2 %
2%
42 %
__
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10c
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
Thread 5% preferred——5
American
class
Inc
%
2%
2%
500
American
Aurora
Jan
2
23
27%
•
Burnell & Co Inc
shares
American MARC Inc.
Audio
Jan;
16%
27%
1
class B—_
serial preferred
Industries Inc
Bunker
Jan
1,200
Jan
Mar
3
6,300
52
Mills Ltd—
Paper
American Manufacturing
Atico
16
4,500
2
30c
Company
American
American
Atco
Jan
10
Ltd
Jan
Jan
7%
12%
13
30c
com
preferred
3,000
7
25c
____1
,
common
6
700
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord registered—
87
46
jan
22%
Budget Finance Plan—
American
Astrex
90
Jan
Cd
American
.
24%
Jan
8%
Apr
2%
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Armour
8%
Apr
5% Mar
10s
rets ord
200
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Arrow
1%
24%
1%
20%
dep
2,500
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13
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dep
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/
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,
4% Mar
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.
5%
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Oil Co—
American Tobacco—t
8%
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Alloys Unlimited Inc
Amco
Feb
7%
1
American
2%
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Almar
%
4,300
1
8%
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Alscc
1,200
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5%
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May
1%
1
Brooks Instrument. Co Inc—
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7%
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Inc
.
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&
Artists
7,800
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Apr
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Corp
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Mar
6%
18% May
3% Jan
1%
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—
Manufacturing Co
Jan
2
7%
6%
5
Gear
Pictures Corp common—1
convertible preferred;—.
10
Alliance Tire
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4%
2
—
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Brazilian Traction
Brillo
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1
3,300
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Apr
3%
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125
56
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62 % Mfer
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v
common
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175
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3%
i
prior preferred
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300
3,100
Feb
18%
1
__
2%
18%
Inc—-
Inc
1,100
25
10c
Industries
7
2%
24%
3
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High
1,300
24%
—4
Building
Low
8%
2%
_—2.50
A
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13 % May
Jan
3% May
800
Inc—
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
8
4% Jan
3% Mar
10 %
3,700
Class
8%
1
Smith
Jan
45%
♦
Corp
Bloomfield
Jan
3%
•
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Jan
7%
2% .Apr
Low
1
Blauner's
Bourjois
A
Alabama
21%
3%
13%
11%
Inc
(The)
Birdsboro
4% Mar
.
Frocks
Binney &
Jan
Corp of America—
Airport Parking
Class
12%
1
10c
Co
Discount Inc
Aid Investment &
Aileen.
10
Shares
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
4% Mar
•
1
for Week
Par
Jan
3%
—25c
Range
of Prices
Berkshire
2% Mar
1%
Sales.
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
2%
1
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1968
■
Alan
Range for Week Ending May 3.
Sales
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
V
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
;
Corp
Manufacturing Co
Clary Corporation
1
6%
6%
6%
700
6 % Mar
7%
Jan
1
—
•5%
5%
5%
3,800
4% Mar
6%
Apr
~3%
600
3%
SCO
-
18% May
8%
Jan
Clausser
"
Name
'
Hosiery Cochanged to Avondal
Corp,
Apr
3%
Jan
Feb
53%
Apr
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
;
4
Jan
5%
Apr
Club
1,100
7%
Apr
9% -Jan
3,500
6%
Jan
9%
Jan
Aluminum
Coburn
6%
Credit
preferred
Products
Co
Inc
>
Co
common-,.
12%
4
1
3
*
1
20
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3
12%
•/
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2%
Apr
14%
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Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
3%
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12%
12%
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25%
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1,550
20 % Mar
12%
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26%
Apr
(1865)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
V\ eek's
Last
stocks
Par
Electronics
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Coleman
Co
Inc.—,-—
Sand
Colonial
Commercial
3%
5
—
33 Va
Stone
&
Metals
1
Co__
High
Low
4%
7,800
3 Va
Apr
5,400
29%
Apr
of Prices
Par
17
17(4
2,900
13%
17 Va
5%
51/2
1%
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
4134
4
700
7%
7 %
8%
5,300
1'8
2
3.300
478
5 Va
1,700
1%
Jan
18%
FeD
Fairmont Chemical Co
Jan
51/2
Feb
Falcon
Jan
1%
Jan
Famous Artists Schools Inc—
42 3
4OV2
46
Feb
7% May
1 Va Mar
14%
Jan
3%
Jan
4% Mar
..
51/4
Apr
Apr
Seaboard
Corp
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Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
24*4
Consolidated
Oil
Gas
&
4%
22 7
Construction
Continental
20c
_
&
3.100
4%
24%
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1
4,200
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4
Va
5,200
3%
Jan
9%
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8%
Jan
1
5,000
1%
A
8
%
■:
1%
1%
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7%
Jan
Fields
Purchaser
Petroleum
Plastics
Commerciai
Continental
Connector
Continental
Materials
Paint
Cook
Varnish
&
Cooper-Jarrett
Corp
1
Apr
Filmways
Corp
Feb
Financial
General
11/8 Mar
1%
Apr
2V4
8%
First
Jan
Jan
Feb
5%
5%
1,000
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50c
Corp
A
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Co.;
7*8
73,
7%
1.600
6% Mar
14
-5
„
15
Inc
634
5% Feb
Firth
Coro
Inc
8%
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Apr
Jan
Reynolds common
preferred class A
%
Jan
%
Jan
Fishman
Jan
18%
Feb
Florida
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
Flying
$1
Beverage
Cott
Bottling Co of New England
Courtaulds
Corp—
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Crose
200
7
20%
Jan
22%
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200
61/2
Jan
9%
2 V4
Jan
3
41 %
43 3i
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4%
4%
700
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3%
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5%
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7%
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9
31/8
3%
1%
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Co
5%
5%
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7.000
5%
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7%
Feb
1
13%
13%
14%
3.400
131/2 Mar
16 V2
Jan.
Co
10%
10 V2
12%
Jan
1
of
City
Fuller
431/2
1
5
*
1771/2
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5%
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3 >/a
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Day
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5
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35
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1
D
Dennison Mfg class A
8% debenture stock
51/2
Apr
6%
100
12%
Jan
Jan
8%
8.100
11%
Jan
14%
Feb
1.400
111/4
Jan
14Va
Feb
1
1
General
Electric
American
General
Co
Detroit Gasket
Detroit
Devoe
&
Fireproofing
______
General
Foam
—
Gas
Corp
8.000
4V4
Jan
6%
Apr
2%
Feb
4%
Jan
Giannini
5
1.800
4%
Jan
5%
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Foods
5ft
4,600
Apr
5
May
6Vb Mar
Giant
30
Jan
400
10%
-
33
11
331/2
Jan
400
5%
Apr
Apr
11%
6%
7%
Jan
24%
2.700
18%
Jan
24% May
120
I42V2
Jan
155
155
7%
71/2
2.300
71/4 Mar
121/4
12%
5.600
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Jan
51/4
6%
21.800
5 Ve
Apr
7%
Jan
1
14%
14
Engineering Co Inc_l
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10c
Quality
2%
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28%
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dep rets
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Petroleum
Dominion
Ltd
Bridge
Steel &
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile Co
&
Dorr-Oliver Inc
(The)
ft
28%
Coal
Jan
%
Jan
10 V2
Jan
141/4
Apr
2% May
V2 Mar
31/2
Jan
Jan
IV2
Jan
: *
Apr
Duraloy
Duro
(The)
Test
Feb
Lakes
Bowling
Feb
Great
Lakes
Chemical
Feb
Great
Western
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2%
1%
Apr
2V2
"i
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13
13%
2.400
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Jan
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13%
300
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19
19
19
16
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13%
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225
35 %
Jan
41
Jan
100
12%
12%
35%
36
18 Va May
19
May
8 V2
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87/2
36*4
36%
37%
3.800
34%
16%
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16%
167a
13.500
15%
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14%
Jan
7%
8.300
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6%
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Grow
Corp
Guardsman
L_10s
414
41/2
4%
1,300
4
2%
Jan
_238
2%
500
Jan
31/2
—
1
6%
6.100
6% Mar
34%
2 V2
500
317/8
Jan
71/2
36%
4.900
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Jan
3V8
Jan
2%
7%
1%
1%
400
4%
7»/4
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4%
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107
107
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100
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11
12%
11%
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10%
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11
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Jan
109
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Apr
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Apr
13%
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10
200
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11
Jan
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Feb
102
11,900
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-
20
98V4
100
8.000
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Apr
16%
18
11
18% May
Jan
22%
5%
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23
Jan
Jan
14%
151/2
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10%
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10%
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9V4
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11%
1%
•; .1%
1%
13,700
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15%
y
16%
2.000
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Apr
Feb
*
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25
300
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3%
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33%
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7
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9%
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5
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5
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3%
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45,000
1
18,300
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2%
4%
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2Vs
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Jan
.
2
5%' Jan
3%
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200
12%
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39
100
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Feb
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5%
4%
-
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39
1% May
4,400
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3%
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2%
i3»/2
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Jan
26
Jan
39
Jan
Jan
7%
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6
Apr
1%
3%
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2 l/a
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4% May
Jan
1.200
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6%
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1
'
4%
2%
•
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common
5
Jan
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16%
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1
1
32%
32
33%
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35
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B
&
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Corp.:
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Corp
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'
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9
Jan
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Jan
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Apr
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Apr
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170
'
^
1,900
Jan
Mar
5
Mfg
16%
400
4%
5%
13.700
12%
12'/a
13*8
1.800
National
Hebrew
14%
Jan
Jan
lVa
Feb
Heinicke
Apr
6%
Jan
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Hecla
Mining
Foods
Kosher
Jan
3% Mar
10%
Apr
4%
Jan
20% Mar
171/4
51/2
14%
Jan
Jan
Heller
(W E)
4%
& Co 51/2%
3Vs
Jan
Mar
100
104
104
20
98
Jan
3
Mar
31/2
Jan
Jan
471/2
Apr
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2%
Jan
Hoffman
International
14.500
400
44%
Jan
51/2
105
Hotels
•j
(R)
Class
&
4%
4%
5
l
Jan
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4V4
4 %
41/4
1.400
4Vs
Jan
1
4%
Jan
4
4
4
1,000
3% Mar
4%
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Jan
2.700
600
1%
Apr
4% Mar
5%
I
Co
Inc
A
1%
36.
13%
Jan
6,600
61/4
Apr
3.300
27%
Jan
4,100
26 Va
Jan
61/4
26%
7
36%
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Jan
6
6%
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Jan
16
9%
Jan
36*8 May
30%
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$
•
.
.
.
71/4
900
61/2
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1.300
6%
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2V2
500
2%
Feb
Jan
3%
3%
4
7.200
31/2
Apr
4%
Feb
Home
Finance
6V2
6%
6%
1.600
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
Home
Oil
4%
20.000
3V8
Jan
5 Va
Feb
Class B
A
5
Apr
Jan
17
May
6%
Jan
17
7%
2,700
5%
61/a
300
16%
14%
6 1/4
2.700
17
5i/2
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Jan
13
9%
7%
17
Feb
Feb
May
Jan
6%
3,700
61/4
Apr
7%
1%
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2%
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•
1%
1%
1%
2,500
7%
7VB
7%
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Jan
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4%
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14
26%
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35%
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500
1%
3.500
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2,600
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600
%
26%
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1.000
tt
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Jan
26%
Apr
191/2
1
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
37%
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Jan
31%
Apr
4% Mar
32V2
28Va
1% Mar
5
1
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class
6
Jan
Jan
13%
7%
5
——-——
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13.300
1
Hollinger
Co
13
4%
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Corp
2%
2%
900
14 Va
4%
16 Va
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common
Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
-_.
Holly Stores Inc
—.—
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares IncL
11% Mar
Jan
61/4
——
7%
May
76
14V4
41/2
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85
30
85
141/2
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60
80
1
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107
102
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10c
-
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I
"warrants"
.
10
see page
6V2
100
Industries Inc
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„
1%
3%
Mar
1,700
3,100
32%
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4
4%
5
5%
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271/8
Jan
800
•
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-
Apr
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36
Feb
1.100
1
Feb
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4
14%
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.
1
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1.25
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10
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2 »/4
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ft
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4 Va
10o
Jan
16,900
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1%
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2 1/8
—
5»/4
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52,700
100
4
10%
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1
4
40 »/2
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4
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4'/a
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Instruments
Rubenstein
51/8
31/8
81/8
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41/4
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3%
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47
16
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2
Feb
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1
1
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1
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Co
Industries
Bishop
Jan
%
6%
2%
Jan
Mar
183%
10
Light
Industries
51/2
165
9.200
7%
17%
Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A—
Jan
4.400
7%
;
12%
Feb
3%
6,000
17V2
:
2
3.100
7%
4%
12 Va May
12.900
4%
13 '/a
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1
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(Paul) Inc
2
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1
Lamp Co
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Co_
''.MM*''
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footnotes,
Apr
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700
_
12%
500
1.600
Corp_
Jan
1.200
19,200
—
Chemical
llVa
13%
51/4
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
1,400
16%
23%
4%
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics
12%
13%
5%
preferred
Corp
12%
•'
16%
21%
4*8
Manufacturing Co
ERT
Jan
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13%
5Va
Corp
Feb
1%
16%
4%
preferred
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24%
Jan
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23 >/8
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lit
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convertible
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2.200
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Jan
25c
5%
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Electric
Feb
15%
13%
Co
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Erie
'
12%
13
4%
Associates Inc__10c
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics Inc
Corp
——
11
Mar
19%
800
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1
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Feb
Jan
Jan
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Land
Jan
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loo
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—
Apr
4
Wm
1
2
;
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7Vs Mar
39
•
Edo Corporation
1*8 May
1,500
4%
—
Electronic Specialty
Electronic & Missile
12%
Apr
2%
—
20c
States Corp common
Research
34%
10%
Apr
Mar
u
2,200
3.400
Feb
6%
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1
preferred series A
Electronic
25»/2
9%
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Jan
34%
6%
25
Assistance
5,400
-
4% May
Co
Electronic
26V2
8%
14%
.
Apr
Hartfield
Electrographic Corp
25%
8%
11%
Coatings
Inc
Land
Western
Hartford
Electro-Voice
Apr
IVb
Corp—j_
Corp
Chemical
Industries
Guerdon
Jan
7
class A
preferred-series
6:4
400
Products—
(The)——*
—
15%
5V2 Mar
E
Elder-Peel
Jari
1.300
Stores
18%
700
2.100
Air Devices Inc
$6
5 V»
11,400
Co
Harnischfeger
$7
200
-1
——
Harn
Eastern
6%
1
•
*
50c
Hydraulics
Company
Grocery
States
6*8
1
Inc
6%
30
&
15%
•
Freightways
Jan
6%
Jan
'
Griesedieck
Hall
Eastern
7%
series A_
preferred
Hardeman
Eastern
3% Mar
Apr
4%
Gulf
5%
15c
Can Co
Feb
5'/s
2V2
Gulf
15%
._i0c
Eastern
Apr
2%
33.300
1
Gulton Industries
Feb
~6%
1
Eastern
7%
2.100
6'/8
1
common__60c
Feb
9
40V2
1
Corp
'8,800
3 '/a
•
Producers
JGulf American
1
reg_
Co
Great
Apr
13% Apr
211/4 May
14V4 Apr
•
•
ord
7%
5%
7%
4%
Co—
2%
5
9%
7%
2%
6
B—__——1
Industries
4%
Vi
2% Mar
13V2
Co—
Petroleum
11%
Co
Corp—
DuVal Corp
Dynalectron
Basins
Jan
•
1
rets
American
Jan
Co
dep
4%
Manufacturing
Jan
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
4%'
Gray
4-^
32.50
Apr
18'A
Goodway Printing Co; Inc——
Jewelry class A
Corporation —
2Vb
12
7%
1 %
14%
—
Manufacturing
10 Va
7.50
61/4 Mar
41/2
tGorham
3,300
•
common
700
900
•*
1
Gordon
IV2
800
.<
Goodman
100
•
1%
17%
Ltd—
800
stock
ord
6 V2
1%
131/4
——4
3.3vid
1.800
Ltd
Apr
Jan
~6%
;
Apr
U
Co
Corp
2%
Corp
Harris
(Wm)
10%
Chemical Co Ltd
Draper Corp
,
Drilling & Exploration
Driver
Gluckin
2%
13%
91 %
~4%
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Goldfield
10%
*
preferred
Dorsey
i
2%
2 1/2
14% May
32% Apr
Jan
4c
class
10 v*
Co Ltd
Dominion
$2
4%
Jan
1 Va
v
n
Systems—
1
4
•
Jan
30%
•„
-•
Great
,.
A
lO'/a
100
Apr
161/8
Inc
10c
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp common
Class
Security
Jan
%
10a
reg
4.900
32%
—•
Great
ord
14%
36%
1
Co
Distilleries
Glenmore
24 Va
6.100
2%
Va
class A
Inc com
(AC)
5.800
141/4
2%
81/4 Feb
12% Apr
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amer
13%
32%
30 V2 Mar
1
Corp
Glass Tite Industries
4,700
10
Controls
Gilchrist Co
Globe
5 V2
Dielectric Products
Dilbert's
1.400
15
Stores
Gilbert
•
Apr
7%
25c
!
36 V*
8.700
Apr
6%
271/4
U
Corp
33%
26
Yellowknife Mines Ltd—.
120
5
27%
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dialight
5% Jan
3% Mar
5
2,300
12V*
1
Feb
J—1
2.50
Corp
3Va
154
1
Products
Raynolds Co Inc
Jan
2%
3%
'
61/2
10%
1
Manufacturing
Industrial
&
4%
■
registered—£1
4%
*
3*8
900
2.500
1%
Ltd—
dep rets ord
2%
23»/2
7V2
Apr
1% Mar
5'/2
6%
5%
6%
1
Feb
91 V4
1
:
Plywood Corporation
Corp—_
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
$4.60 preferred
'V':7
Desilu Productions Inc
6 %
Jan
13%
13%
ia
154
Feb
Jan
3'/a
—
"warrants"
Co
Corp
Development Corp
General
Jan
6%
7%
Apr
400
v
24
Apr
Jan
180
5%
14%
•
Battery & Ceramic Corp—__1
10.600
321%
5
"
51/4
3,600
100
■
Builders
13
C
5%
Feb
2%
341/4
1
;
Co common
Power
preferred
General
12%
Dayco
Apr
159
140
G
General
8 Va
4%
10c
438
16 V*
5y2
5
Jan
~7%
6%
Inc
Inc
Apr
Apr
11'/a
3
1
10c
Co—
Inc
General
2%
15.300
175 V2 179
Apr
4
6.100
12%
5%
1
Enterprises
11%
Apr
9%
300
4%
12%
General
50c
4
1
Canada
(Geo A)
Garan
Apr
8 Va
Z.
50c
4
31/4
Apr
D
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
3'/a
10%
1
Inc
General
Daitch
Feb
Apr
~6%
13%
Apr
18
12%
5'/4
Apr
13'/4
7
Jan
Feb
>14% May
2% Feb
Jan
2 %
1
common
Jan
Jan
Acceptance
12%
1
class A
common
4%
14%
1
Alloys
1.800
Laboratories
6%
18
9% Mar
General
4,000
Cutter
3.10O
9.600
Jan
Apr
3
General
2%
"71/2
8%
300
Jan
14%
*
Apr
400
Apr
2 Ve
•
7
800
2.900
3%
14 1/8
Manufacturing Co class A
7% Mar
1
8%
2 Va
Corporation
8%
Jan
11
Apr
14%
Curtis
Apr
1
Jan
1.700
10c
tV Mar
5
5'/4
8
6%
17
8
Jan
4%
Cubic
7%
6 V2
10c
3
4%
5
(Md)
2
"•
1
6%
100
~iy2
25c
Petroleum
Jan
2'/2
5Va
7 i/B
i
Inc
Porter
Motor
5%
1
,
35% Mar
--
Corp__25c
214
21/4
5%
10c
Jan
.7^ Feb
25c
Jan
10c
preferred
Feb
9.200
4%
Jan
1%
Feb
8%
42
26%
Jan
1
8,500
22,600
Feb
6%
2%
1
Feb
/a
—1
A
Apr
6%
8
5% May
Jan
700
2,000
8%
5
2 2 Va
1
class
(The) Company—
Friendly Frost Inc
Feb
Apr
/
2%
Corp.:
2,400
1ft
Fresnillo
Jan
8%
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
B
20
100
5%
6 34
Feb
25
Jan
1
Fotochrome
Apr
9%
2%
Crown
Class
16
£1
,_1
Milner & Co
Aluminum Industries
Central
16% May
Jan
50c
Corp
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
7%
Inc (Del)
Crowley
Crown
21
5%
6%
15%
(ord reg)
United Corp
Crown
21
1
Corp
Crane Carrier Industries
Cresmont
21V4
1.50
receipts
Instruments
Creole
21V8
21 Va
Ltd—
American dep
Cox
100
1.500
16
*
Cott
16%
~8%
Feb
24'/2
Capital Corp
Tiger Line Inc
Forest
~8Vt
8V4
1.
&
171/8
16%
5
Corroon &
6%
14%
3%
Realty & Construction
Sterling
Ford
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B non-voting
1
•
Jan
Jan
,-lVt
Corp
convertible
700
7
4V2
11 Va
,600
24%
25c
National
60c
1,600
18 V4
Jan
1,500
1.900
4
*1%
2 ft
Corp common
•
9.9C0
17 7a
1
;
5%
51/2
121/8
3%
Feb
25'A
7
10c
cl
Hi®h
„
11%
.,'5
12%
1
Inc
4%
lOVt
V"
% Mar
1,400
5%
;
Low
—_1
Corp
Chemicals
&
'■
"5%
.
2c
Warrants
Continental
Range Since Jan. 1, 196*
High
1
400
7v2
Engineering—1
51/8
Apr
4
4 Va
10c
class
Products
Aviation
4%
9
Inc^.
Consolidated
Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray
Inc
1.50
—
'
4',2
Consolidated
1
;
Drilling Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Felmont
Consol Diesel Electric
Shares
Feb
1%
4.700
41%
4%
4
500
1 %
-
5 Va
Low
for Week
'
33 Va May
"l38
Centers
Range
Sale Price
High
33%
Inc___10c
Community Discount
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
29%
-
Week's
STOCKS
Shares
3%
5
Co__
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Inc—
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
33
j.
30%
30%
30%
700
13
13
13%
1,000
12%
Apr
14%
Jan
*
12%
I2V4
12%
1,400
10%
Jan
12%
Apr
12%
12%
10.200
10%
Jan
13 Vs
Apr
*
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1866)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE <R ange
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Hormel
Horn
Horn
Hardart
&
&
5%
Hoskins
Co
Baking
Hardart
preferred
_—:——
(The)
Mfg Co:
Motors
Hubbeli, (Harvey)
Class
_
Manhattan
18%
Majestic
Mallory Randall Corp
Apr
124
193/4
Jan
23
Jan
Jan-
99V2
Apr
,6
20
20%
20.600
tJ
263/4
Jan
Apr
3%
2.500
rv.
5%
61/4
8.100
;
20%
21%
1.200
"2%
2%
5%
21
,•
Marlene
Jan
f'
,
r
Apr
21
Apr
22 %
14%
14%
14%
6,700
12% Mar
14%
Jan
10c
4%
41/4
4%
1.100
3% Mar
4%
Apr
19%
18 %
Apr
22%
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
—2.50"
;7%
20
7
5.200
7%:
51/2
.
Jan
Masco
7% Jan
-
5,800
Cup
Corp
21%
Apr
295/b
—1 —1
"i.
* -'
33 %
31%
33%
2,300
2734
Jan
•"34%
38%
.37%
38%
-6,200
12%
12%
—.
3
7
—1
Co—a
,!
A
3
3%
134
21%
'6 %
223/4
22%
8%
Insurance
of
Co
International
International Holdings
Oil
&
~9%
;
Jan
88%
901/2
.160
3 5/a
3%
3%
.
88
11%
11%
1
,45/8
92
Miami
Feb
Mar
3% Mar/ .41/8 Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
17%
,
IOII/2
4
6.800
.
.'4%
■
9%
933/4
Jan
102 % May
33/8
Jan
34%
351/4
4%
43/8
43/8
4%
Feb
43/4 ■■;, 5 /■-
Intex
Oil
9%
9%
33 %c
Builders Inc__10c
(N Y) cl A—5
Company
Investment
—,
31
.41/4
101/4
Feb
,
55/s
Feb
Apr
Midwestern
;
Mill
Jan
1,200"
2% .Jan
Property
Investors Funding Corp
Investors Royalty
3.90%
Air
7%
93/4 Apr
Oil
Israel-American
Corp
12
400
12
84
13/4
Wohl
41/2 %
,
Milo
May
8
•
Apr
12.1/4
'
7.
1/4
■'
84
4.400
9%
1.900
-
201/2
Co
Corp
Minnesota
Feb
Jefferson
Construction
:_i
Co
5%
'
Jefferson
Lake
Jefferson
35/b Mar
•
Jan
131/4
28%
Feb
3/b Mar
•
'
l
Stores
Bargain
Corp
(The)—
Jan
6 '/a
Jan
6.300
1.300
7% May
4 ®o
Jan
'
14%
4Ve
13
4%
113/4
Jan
5%
12
500
5%
43/4
6%
13%
13%
8%
145/8
11
8%
8%
1,200
20%
20/4
100
50c
2.50
153/4
Feb
6%
Apr
11 3/b
7%
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
8%
Apr
Apr
7,300
20%
____
of
Light 5%
6
63/4
153/a
5
,
15"
Jan
13% Jan'
16%
Apr
195/b
20%
63/4
*
143/4
pfd__100
105
.
3,400
15
;
Jan
IOO
102
Industries
of
_10c
23%•
-
24
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
50c
pfd__100
Company
4%%
&
Electric
&
1
1
1
Drug
Company
& Broad Bldg
Kaufman
Co—
Kavanau Corp
Kawecki Chemical Co
(Walter)
Kilerabe
&
preferred
preferred
series
6 Va
Montgomery Ward
Apr
Morse
112
Jan
212
Apr
Mt
1.900
2 '/8
Apr..
3'A
Jan
5.000
115/8
"14%
Apr
4%
2.500
Oil
;
4
Apr
/
Jan
Mar
5
l3/4
13 %
26
26
26%
1
Jan
8.500
5%
5%
10
75/8
1
10c
1.25
Jan
10 5/s
2.700
5%
1%
98
1.900
13%
Corp
Petroleum Co
26%
25
13%
20%
12
900
3%
5.200
23/8
13/8
4.400
1%
1 Va
~lVa
3%.
13/8
14,000
4%
4%
43%
300
6%
Iff
253/4
Apr
Apr
22%
22%
245/b
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
4 %
Jan
6% May
i7o
.16
2,200
265,8
19,200
7
6% / 7%
17,500
4%
Jill
13/4
13/8
7,500
1%
Apr
963/4
963/4
vis
Feb
.*
1%
97
~
22
150
94
Jan
.Jan.
11%
2
Jan
99
Industries
Inc
14%
14%
14%
3%
1.300
3%
Apr
Jan
1%
Jan
14
Jan
5
Feb
Apr
16
Jan
101%
Jan
104% Mar
.100
Electro
&
Co
class
97%
Jan
100%
Jan
164
A
•
Products
Clemens Industries
preferred
Diablo Company.
Mt
Mount
Vernon
Mills
158 34 159%
25c
3
290
155
/
5%
3%
1,800
2% Apr
4%
%
5 3/4
■i.100,
5 Va
Feb
7%
Feb
Jan
4
Apr
55/b
Jan
6% Mar
5
.4
1
6
6 Va
"
700
2.50
15%
14%
15%
2,000
13
Jan"
12.50
31 3/b
30 5/s
31%
3,000
26%
Jan
;
1
class A
3%
3%
1.400
12%
135/8
6.100
2.50
Co
25c
(H L) Inc
12 3/B
12%
123/4
1.700
-
2.50
200
11%
Jan
4V8
1,300
35/8
Jan
4 3/s
Apr
7%
400
53/i
Jan
9%
43/4,
4%
8,100
13%
2,000
48
4%
Hotels
Kulka
4%
4%
Corp.—
Jan
Nachman
Corp
5
Namm-Loeser's
Inc
National
143%
1
4.%
4%
4.200
Feb
3%
14
Smith Electronics
5%
Apr
18
155/8 Mar
18
153/4
-93/8
l3/4
1%
2,200
lS/8
Jan
4%
9
Feb
National
Jan
4%
1,300
4% Mar
1.100
143/4
400
Jan
Corp. —10c
12 %
Jan
143/4
Feb
45
Jan
49%
Jan
4
Jan
73/8
5
.
137/8
7%
300
4%
Feb
53/s
Jan
14%
4,000
12 3/b
Jan
143/4
Apr
75/a
6,300
65/a
Jan
8 3/s
J an
Jan
1%
1 %
1%
8,400
1 %
Apr
5%
103/4
10%
103/4
4,400
75/a
Feb
103/4
Apr
1
6%
6%
7
7,600
63/4
Apr
.8%
Jan
1
l'/8
1
lVa
1,100
1
Feb
1%
Jan
4
4
100
4
Jan
4
Jan
550
22
Jan
28%
Feb
Corp.,
(Mich)
Co
1
.
_5
Company Inc..
25%
1
25%
26%
7 Va
10%
10%
700
10%
10
10%
4,000
Jan
National
:25c
Feb
National
—2
17
16 Va
112
17.;
Jan
National
.—1
23 Va
22%
23%
13,300
l
73/4
8 Vb
2,500
17 Va
2 3/4
53/b
75/8 May
.194,700
-6%
10%
:__i
National
Electric
Weld
6%
^
.—1
Apr
Lake
Shore
Mines
Ltd-
Corp
of
23/a
2%
23/8
1
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
3
13
123/4
13
16%
16 3/8
17%
2 3/4
2%
_5
;
_10
Inc
5
Corp
_1
Lee
Filter
Corp__
Lee
Motor
Products
Leslie
Realty
Fay Inc
Machinery
8
11%
10 %
12V4
20,700
63A
Jan
13
Feb
20c
9%
95/8
1.400
8%
Jan
10%
Livingston
Apr
•'5%
2,000
5
Jan
6,400
22 3/4
Jan
2%
■2%
2%
1%
23/8
1,600
1
3% Mar
5%
Jan
333/8 Apr
Y
100
23A Mar
3% Jan
1%
Apr
2%
Feb
%
%
39,300
3/s
Jan
Va Jan
_1
93/4
10%
2,500
Jan
113/a Mar
10%
10%
200
9%
10 %
Apr
12 V8
16 Va
2,400
13 %
Apr
23 3/b
Jan
73/4
73/4
7%
8 Va
5,800
9%
9%
15,500
8%
9%
10 Va
500
9%
_1
common
16%
10
1
;
Co
10c
A
2.50
~7%
i
9%
10
:
..
500
Jersey Zinc
New
Mexico
New
Park
Chem
&
&
Co
York
New
York
Jan
Jan
_»
*v
5%
Apr
8 Va
"
13%
13%
13%
1,000
10%
Jan
14 Va
Apr
/ ;
133A
13
13%
5,000.
10% Feb
13%
Apr
Co
55/8
:—
Land
:
Apr
%
Jan
29%
30
2,700
28% Mar
32 Va
Apr
123/4
133/8
4,900
9% Mar
13 Va
Apr
25/8
Jan
1%
___*
1%
1%
»38%
40 %
1,475
."
Rosario—3.33 %
1% Mar
11,600
40%
-
31
31
'
*
Honduras
%
8,100
30
1
'
2,000
12%
1
Co
5%
%
%
25c
Arizona
Auction
&
2%
Apr
Jan
50c
Mining Co
Process
New
Noma Corp
47
32 Va
40'A-May.
Jan
29 Va Mar
200
34
Jan
49%
3.250
37%
Jan
49 Va
Apr
7%
7%
3,500
53/8
Jan
8%
Apr
2
2%
2,800
2
Jan
3
8Ve
8%
1,500
7%
Jan
10%
1%
49
Noramco
____i.__l.25
Inc
2%
Norfolk
9% Mar
North
American
Railway
Royalties Inc
Feb
9%
Jan
North
Canadian
Oils
Apr
15 Va
Jan
Northeast
North
25c
75/8
6 3/4
Jan
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
1
1%
'Co
1
9
2%
2%
2%
1,000
;__i
10
19%
19%
173/4
Jan
21
87%
8,800
70%
Jan
90
28%
29 V8
4,400
25%
Jan
303/s
RR
Northern Ind
Ltd
25
Rankin
l5/a
.
1
Co
1%
900
1%
Jan
Nickel
4% %
Mines
33/8
Apr
Feb
2%
3,100
2 Va
Apr
62%
90
57 Va
Jan
63
Apr
94
95 %
340
92
Jan
96
Mar
%
2%
94'A
1
Feb
Mar
113
l}^ Jan
5,200
Feb
2
62
__
pfd—_100
Ltd
lie
2%
__50
Pub Serv
•
8%
1
Airlines
Penn
Novo
1
i7e
Jan
25.900
%
Jan
9
8
9%
6,500
5%
Jan
9% May
1%
1%
2Va
11,200
1
Apr
2%
Jan
13
Jan
17%
Apr
19%
Jan
22%
%
V4
Apr
29
Southern
Jan
88%
193/4
89%
6.100
Exploration
30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—1 Oo
Lundy Electronics & Systems Ino___10c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
___2.50
&
-
_1
—.—
8% Jan
North
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Whlttnauer Watch
Sherry Preserves- Inc
;
7% Mar
•
;
New
Mln
13
4 Va Mar
Jan-
Feb
15%
:
America Inc..
Idria
33/4
2% Mar
1
!_
Packing Co„
New
New
-
25o
;
Locke Steel Chain—
Lockwood Kessler & Bartlett—
Class
18
Jan
.32 3/a
4
Oil
Jan
-25/b
293%
preferred
Lithium Corp of
147/8
10"
Feb
•53/8
^
Corp
N
Jan
\
2
Nelly Don Inc—
Nestle-Le Mur Co
_1
A__
1
Inc
Needham
400
"•"% Mar
Apr
May
50c
Stores
Jan
1,000
/
25
Apr
5,300
Jan
11V4
21
11,300
2,800
Jan
600
Apr
::V 300
2%
.
24%
3/4
4%
143/a
Jan/
Apr
Jan
55/8 Jan V; ■■■•"■•83/4
/
2%
Nedlcks
l3/4
Jan
43/a
Jan
2 3A
Feb
Jan
18
%
Feb
2%
25
21
2%
Feb
2%
11
Jan
245/b
new
-•
15 Va
173/4
1,100
43/8
13%
600
143/4
'
13A Mar
7,600
.
2%
Jan
2%
1%
43/8
Apr!
323/a
Levine's Inc
5%
500
8 '
Apr
103A Mar
Jan "
May
30c
9Vb
1,200
.
9%
10
Transit'Co___
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A____^
93/4
-
,_1
!
class
class A
Liberty Fabrics of
200
2,900
"■
3
Lease Plan International Corp
Lefcourt
10%
11%
1
Delaware..
Industries
Larchfield
10%
1
Lamson & Sessions Co_
Lanston
93/a
11
;__
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb Industries
Lamson
10%
6% Feb
1.9Q0
;
National
1
:
13/4
com_5
National Telefilm Associates——10c
>__1
5% Mar
Milling__3
Compa
National Rubber
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lafayette. Radio Electronics Corp
May
700
National
May
153/4
,
'
13/4
Feb
Feb
37
14% Mar
153/4
7%
15%
53/4
Jan
Jan
25c
Casket
TV Mar
2 3/o Apr
,12% May
113/4 Jan
5
__
1
Brewing
Apr
% Mar
17
1—7l50
Corp
Kratter (The) Corp class A__.
Kropp (The) Forge Co—
III 33% C
Kostin
43/4
26
200
4%
National
Knott
9% May
4,900
37
133/a
48
"
48
5
32%
133/B
"•?•/
10
Napco Industries Inc
Nat Nast Inc class A
National
193/4
33/8
9%
3%
363/b
_50c
National
24% Mar
15%
13%
9%
7JA
'
5
—__2.50
Company
Bowl-O-Mat
18 Va Mar
2.100
.1
Muter
National
5,800
19
-
____1
National
24%
18%
'%
1,100
Muntz TV Inc.
15 % May
31% Apr
IV2
V
__1
Murray Ohio Mfg
Muskegon Piston Ring Co__i_
_i——
Muskogee Co
Jan
4%
__
_50c
class A
Mar
2%
Inc...
Inc
Feb
3%
1
common
6%
Alfalfa Dehydrat &
Bellas Hess
23
I'd
Apr
.
.100
B__.
Apr
2
18%
156
—10c
—
Inc
Jan
Jan
;
Feb
15
Jan
23%
1
—
Feb,,
265/b May
26% May
7% Jan
Feb
1
:
Ltd—
Corp
Jan
/ Apr
106%
Jan
Mar
1
7.000
Apr
10
Jan
1 Va
,3%
27%
Jan
6% Mar
500
Apr
15% Mar
5% May
9.200
-
100
1
Corp
Klein (S) Dept Stores
Klein'ert (I B) Rubber
Klion
4.600
Feb
99
7%
Service
Kleer-Vu
Apr
2%
12 5/b
13%
__1
Minerals
8%
Jan
99
7%
Kingston Products
Kirby
Kirkeby-Natus
6% Mar
12%
13%
Company
Kirkland
42.200
-
26%
Kingsford Company
Kinney
1%
1%
8
1
2,50
Co
Copper Cobalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
7%
.
8 %
15
.
30,800
6
55%
1
.1-1.
1
preferred series C
1,800
—_—'—25c
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
7%
*
43/8 Jan
34
.Apr
1,400
5%
6%
55/8
..1
Ltd—;
America
i
4.50%
Movie Star Inc
4
Feb
Jan
.100
Corp
—
MPO Videotronics
Corp
Jan
16%
;
634 May.
12% Jan
200
.105
31%
Jan
8%
Jan.
33/4 Mar
100;
'
May
15%
500
34
7%
63/4
Jan
6
-
2,400
4-
33%
1
14,000 1
16
3%
50 V
___
&
6%
__50c
preferred..
Corp
Canada
(Can)
Movielab
Kaltman
Feb
13%
Jan
95/b
;
2,100
10 3/B
Molybdenite Corp
2.000
K
Kaiser
Feb
Jan
Mountain States Tel & Tel
-
6%
24% "Apr
% Jan
2 5/b
81,100
7,300
14%
Molybdenum
23/8
■
Jan
'9%
Aluminum Company...
Missoufi-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Airlines Inc
6 3/8
.
%
143/8
Mohawk
14 %
2%
3,100
93/4
Mirro
■
25/8...,.
53A
2%
Feb
Apr
10%
5 %
8%
2%
75C
Jan
7 5/8
6
25c
Corp
8
3 34*
2%
10c
Inc
125A May
4.300
12%
%
Apr
Jan/
5%
,
7%
-
warrants
B
Industries
Jupiter
1
Corp—
Petrochemicals—
Lake
Series
Jetronic
John's
Asbestos
11
11%
Jan
Jan
"
4.40%
1
-
43/a
20%
14%
4.80%
Co
.9% Jan
400
%
.
1
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co— • -
Glass
1
;—1
common..^....
Power
Warrants
Jeannette
Jan
Apr
7,700
_10
convertible
Electronics
Mining
'
Jan-'
86% Jan
•
% Mar
24,800 *
%
•
15%
Feb
3% Jain:
Mar/
.
30
261%
25
10%
~
2.200
85
-
•11%
12
25
•
••3%:
31/2
3%
10c
_
Jan
/. 1%
2,100
12%
Feb
6
3.500
..
..1%
1%
84
—1
Chute
8
7%
%
12
2,200
53/4
•'
5%
__1
Corp_—;
1
Corp
'
pfd—100
1
Hospital Supply Corp
Ipco
Irving
1
1
Public Service Co
Iowa
8
•
Apr
Co———l!—5
Financial
Factors
Miller
5% -Feb
7.500
9%
'3%
Feb
Apr
'
._10c
;
_i_50c.
Investment
Midwest
*
Products
International Stretch
Apr
17%
7%
35% May
1.300
5.300V
34%
?
Inc_
Mid-West Abrasive
X 5% Feb
...
IOO1/2 1021/2
A
.600
2.200
lOi/a.
Extruders
Micromatic
Hone
Corp—
■'"/ Microwave Associates Inc_!__
Feb
-
lOi/s
Jan
223/4
-
4%
"%
Mining Corp Ltd.:——1
Michigan Chemical Corp____
Michigan Sugar Co common.
6 %
preferred
:
Feb
Apr
31%
;V 600,.
5%
V, 2%
7,000:
38% May
13% Apr
%
Jan
9
103/4
31/4
300
12%
Apr
99,100
_
•
12%
3
•15/8 Mar
,
24%
24
1
„
Jan.
68,700
700
•'45/8.
;
Feb
4%
11%
6%
—1
Co
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island
141/2 Jan
"
Jan
-!
Mfg
Merchants
Apr
41%
Apr
Menasco
Jan
812
Jan
12%
200
...
31%
123/4
4%
Apr
83/a
85/8
2.500
1
—••
125/a
300
9'/a
5
Corp
International Products
373/b
;.r,
.
8%
1
1
Corp
Gas
8.%
7%
5.300
14%
8%
Mar
6.500,
40
13%
4
..
3.500
8%
38%
a
141/8
"—1
Breweries- Inc
International
40
America——5
North
8%
2.200
Jan.
11 3/b
6%
10c
Melnor Industries Inc_———
4%
;
27%
1%
■>
l3/4
Jan
Apr
8,400
7%'
3%
50c
Jan
.
3,900
13
6 5/b
'
4%
7 Va
12,200
McCrory ! Corp
"warrants"——'
McCullpcJi OS Corp-——.—-—
&
4% Mar
25%
Inc—:——
class
2,300
21%
Ltd—
Inc
6
.
24%
L_
'
Industries
53/4
"warrants".—_V
Massey-Ferguson
22'/a Apr '
6
__10c
Corp—___
Corp
Corp.
Mead Johnson
; 4y?
6%
Marine
Maule
u
Medco
Magnetics Corp—
—33Vie
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAmerican dep rets ord reg_
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corpj:
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A__;
1
Inland Homes Corp
1
17
Jan
£1
Industries
Maryland
/
IMC
High
1,500
*
Rubber
Martin-Marietta
a
1% Apr f
sy, Jan, •
15%' Jan-'
LOW
213/e
Jan
•
,
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
21
j.
33/4
J.
Shares
High
21%
Inc
International
Ltd
141/2
Apr
2%
-
Feb
12%
200
2.800
Co
Low
1
Tire &
31%
Jan
17
700
19%
131/4
3%
V.
Monday, May 6, 1963
—7
v
Stores
Marconi
Apr
Service
Specialties
Mangel
Apr
Jan
Public
Mansfield
343/4 May
Jan
17%
291/4
31/8
Jan
4%
400
18%
•3%
.
28
400
1,600
6
i8ys:
12%
13
Manufacturing Co
-10c
Hydromatics Inc————_1
Hydrometals Inc
——2.50
Hygrade Food Products—
—5
Hycon
Maine
108%
29
1
Inc_—■
Feb
.
Sales
for Week
'
of Prices
Par
Jan
34%
2.100
34%
5%
18%
Corp class A__10
Products
Jan
290
20%
33
18%
5
common 1
&
Vitamin
19%
20
—5
B
Hudson
Hudson
28
625
1091/2110%
1
Co
Inc class A com
31
Sale Price
High
95%
lOO'/a
-100
2.50
:
Low
Week's
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
30%
*
common
Electric
Howell
7.50
*
& Co
(Geo A)
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
.
for Week Ended May 3)
dales
for Week
.
Jan
Louis
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Service
1
St
Lynch Corp
2
1%
•
4%
1%
83/4
»
9
4%
27
1
Mar
13/b Jan
-
400
45/s
83/4
25/fl
Feb
Feb
9%
Jan
8%
Industrial
Nuclear
Corp
900
4%
Apr
5%
500
25%
Jan
29%
2,100
7%
Jan
10
Feb
Oak
Manufacturing
I
»
Macke
Mackey
Macoid
Inc
.
Vending
Oil
class
Corporation
For
50c
"warrants".!:
Co
Airlines Inc__.
Industries Inc.:
Magellan Petroleum Corp
Magna
v__i.
footnotes,
4
22"*
23
-33%c
lc
—50c
page
36.
5,400
25?"
*
23 3/a
23
'
1%
1%
3%
35/8
6,000
700
2-
3%
I_.
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see
35/8
24%
a_-—_.
...
Old
3%
1%
1
1%
9,000
5%
15,000
preferred
Corp common.
preferred __—I-
263/4 Apr
24
Jan
O'Sullivan
2
Apr
Overseas
Feb
3%
Apr
Oxford
Electric
Mar
1%
Jan
Oxford
Manufacturing class A
1
4% May
6% Mar
O'okiep Copper'Co Ltd Amer* shares.-lGs
New
Rubber
Securities
class
A
Corp
_
,
•;
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:
1
■.
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5%
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13'A
12%
3%
.3%
36 3/4
corn- __i
—i
13,960
5-
•
28%—
Va
36
.
18%
43A Mar
"7.400
987/8 1003A
55/8
'■
■1 :■
1
issued
22,500
5%
8%
69 ■;
.
.__1
•
'
Corp
when
98%
.__11
x__— __7
3.300
20%
1
26 Va
28 V4
-
.100
:
i.
Jan
2 3/4
4%
4Va%
Town
40c
Jan
3,000
4%
Apr
1
17% Mar
%
1
4%
16%
I.93/4
:
"5
50c "
!
15%
19%
.20c
21
31,000
,
Jan
Co!
15%
—1
Corp
„
Power
Ohio
*
Corp
10c
Co_
Petroleum
Corp
Brass
Ohio
M
Trucks
(Del)
Feb
Ogden
Mack
1
Amer
Feb
8%
Occidental
MacFadden-Bartell
Corp.
of
4% Mar
27 Va
27
8%
12,500
23 V4
...
-2,600
5%
—
2,300
74 Va— -5,300
6 34
Jan..
98
460
9%
Jan
73/4
•"
--
--51
1.100
6%
10%
1.600
8
36%
185b
.
3%
1.400
31 Vb
18
300
-
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Jan"
Jan
Apr
Jan
11%
Jan
6 Va Jan
74Vaf May
.
Jan
Apr
28V4
100 3/4
Jan
13V4— ---900
37
/
•
Apr
43A
Jan
6%' Jan
»•
73A
Feb
13% May
4%
Jan
Jan
38%
Feb
Apr
18% Mar
Volume
197
6261
Number
J
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1867)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
r
'
'
.
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
for Week Ended May 3)
Sales
Week's
Frid»>
Friday
for Week
STOCKS
k
Shares
-
Low
High
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Par
Grande
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Rio
35
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
High
Valley Gas Co—
"
Vtc
extended
Ritter
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
Coast
Co
5%
cum
cum
conv
Pacific
Coast
34%
Inc—. —1
8%
pfd.
_25
33 Vs
57c] redeemable 1st preferred—
J25
,
Pacific
5%%
•
Electric
6<7o
1st
1st
Jan
35
Jan
13 %
Jan
22 •
Jan
22%
8%
3,400
7%
Jan
33%
33
1,800
32%
Feb
27%
30%
28%
27%
Feb
27% May
1st preferred— .25
redeemable -1st: preferred!. -23
26%
Jan
2,900
26
Feb
25%
100
24%
•24%
1,400
26%
25%
4.50%- redeemable
27%
25
99°
Elec
4%
Industries Inc
*
—2
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred—.
♦
$4.40 ■ dividend, preferred—
1
3%.
24%
Feb
26
pfd
25 Vs
'
$4.75
4,
•
dividend
conv
.$4.36
dividend
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Northwest Bell
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
1411
&
„1
Telep
Light 5%
101
% Mar
V' 60
141
May
Jan
141.
141..
-
-
97%
977/8
3% i"« 3%
'
26%
3,600
23%
—1——
——
7%
7,300
5%
25
102%
1
4
*
—
4%
•
v
200
63 %
59%
63%
20%
21%
2,600
42 ~"
38%
*
———1
:
vtc
'
2Bol
Pantasote Company
..
13,500
21 %
42%
3 %
2,900
%
1,300
.;
3V8
Chemical
Company—iL—
1
7%
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A—2
8
7%
Park
E
—I.
Parkersburg-Aetna
Pato
Corp
'
Pentron
Electronics Corp
Boys (The)—
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola: Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
Perfect
Circle
Perfect
Photo
Inc
Permian
Corp
Peruvian
Oils
Philips
Industries
&
&
.
25
43 Vs May
Allied
Jan
6%
12
8% May
8% Feb
Apr
8% Mar
550
27/8
1,600
3%
2,400
2% Apr
97/«
3.200
7%
34%
100
5,700
10
2% Apr
34%
105
.
33
Apr
37%
4
Apr
Jan
2 %
4%
5
1,200
4% May
7%
7%
77/8
2,500
7%
11%
12%
800
11 Va
9%
8||
»iff
4,200
7%
Feb
12
4Va Feb
lO^a
2%
800
1%
Apr
Jan
5
Apr
4%
Apr
Jan
Jan
6
Apr
67/a Feb
210
(The)
Shoe
Shattuck
9)7ir Apr
3 Va
Apr
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1.200
3Va May.
37/8
Feb
31%
30%
31%
2,900
3OV2
Apr
300
7%
Apr
Class
Jan
37
8%
2,400
6%
Jan
4
2,300
3%
107/B
Jan
21%
Jan
,
Jan
8%
Jan
Public
Service
W/c
Puerto
of
147/a
13
13%
11,000
.
20
23
23%
14 VB
900
Apr
47/8 Mar
14 7/a
Apr
23% Mar
,
64%
20c
94V4 :
67
4,300
900
Puritan Sportswear Corp
*
10%
10
11
Pyle-National
5
28%
27%
500
28%
Co
6,500
■
Q
Quebec Power Co—
13,900
Creek
2%
2,7*
1,100
*
1
Ramco
Enterprises
Ramer
Ramo
Industries
Inc
*
Inc
f
Oil
Airways
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Estate
Real
Properties
Corp
Warrants
Soss
Manufacturing
Coast
South
Penn
Reda
R.
Southern
5%
D.
Reeves
Reeves
Reis
(Robert)
Reliance
New
&■
Co
'
Feb
Feb
Chemical
Spencer
Sperry
Shoe
Insurance
Sports
w
Products
convertible
Standard
Feb
IIV4
Jan
Jan
Standard
16
Feb
Stanley
Feb
Stanrock
141/2
F-b
Star
30%
Apr
Mar
Jan
(The)
Restaurant
RIC
Associates Inc-
Group
Inc—
Argentine Mining Co
Ridgewav Corp...'.
Rio
50c
For
series
A———--
footnotes,
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
1%
Apr
2
Feb
2,100
1*
23,000
%
Apr
2%
2'%
2,400
1%
Jan
15,100
9V4
Jan
28% Mar
Jan
36.
13%
%
5
Apr
Jan
18
Jan
2% Mar
39
100
38
Mar
49%
Jan
12 V2 Mar
16
Jan
/
30 VB
31VB
4.3C0
28
Jan
32
56 %
53
60
5,170
41 %
Jan
60
Apr
5% Mar
6
Mar
Apr
5%
I6V2
100
5 V2
I8V2
4,700
11
Jan
18 % May
18%
57/a
5%
6
4,500
5Vs
Apr
7%
Jan
7 Va
6 7/a
7 V2
1,900
65a
Apr
8%
Jan
15%
•
157u
327a
15% May
Jan
17 %
Jan
8,700
27 Vb
33%
Feb
*
38%
10,400
3iVa
38% May
30
31
7C0
29%
Jan
32 Va
Jan
26%
26 Va
200
26 Va
Feb
27 %
Jan
82
Mar
15 V
30
s
1.500
Jan
86% Mar
83%
400
24 %
24%
1,000
23 Vs
Apr
25
24%
245'b
400
23 Va
Feb
25
Jan
23
23
300
22%
Feb
23 Va
Jan
16%
700
16
Apr
18 3
Jan
83 Va
•
800
200
1
11%
11%
14%
A_50c
4%
4%
4%
1,5C0
4% Mar
1
class
9V4
7%
8%
9%
2.800
8 %
Apr
7
7%
30,700
6%
Apr
2
2%
Feb
9
13
1
32
„
8%
Jan
Jan
J.,11
IV2
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
24%
Apr
7%
Jan
23%
Feb
25%
12%
Apr
17%
4%
5,100
4
Jan
4,400
11
Mar
32
31%
6%
12
Feb
Apr
Apr
18%
13%
13
1,800
30
Feb
9% Mar
4%
Apr
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
32%
Jan
5%
Apr
6
%
Jan
200
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
2,000
77/8
Jan
9 7/8
1
15,800
13
Jan
1%
29
14,100
22 %
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
12%
Feb
1
5%
5%
4
4
4
8%
8%
2,500
5%
1
8%
10c
147%
Mar.
100
13
4 %
4%
10
1,700
25.%
12%
1
4
4 V4
80
1,100
25
25%
20
Jan
6.300
9
8%
2%
74 % M ai-
4,200
24%
24
24
_1
1,900
1%
1%
1%
,21
common—
Mines
Ltd
Corp
1
1
—
class A
Jan
Feb
Inc
Corp
■;
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
7,400
3%
Feb
3 Va
Feb
18
3,600
5/a
Jan
12
Jan
Stetson
83
85%
2,950
72%
Jan
85V2 May
Stop
417/s
42%
3,100
41
Apr
42%
Apr
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
12%
12%
1,900
11
Jan
1334
Apr.
Stru hers
14%
500
14
Mar
16%
Jan
Styl-n
9.200
5%
47/s
400
4
4
<
5%
Apr
Sunair
Jan
Sunset
79,800
4%
Jan
13%
Apr
900
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
2%
'
-
9
Jan
13%
13%
Jan
8% M»r
4,300
10%
Jan
3,600
%
Jan
131/2 May
% Jan
Symington
—a—
fc...
Corp
Wayne
20,700
7%
Jan
22
2,200
19 Va
Apr
15%
18%
10,100
12%
13%
300
10 V2
16%
Feb
"1%
~T%
12,000
1%
Apr
1
%
Jan
30 Va
Apr
40
Jan
19%
Jan
26%
Apr
8
Jan
May
Apr-
9% May
23%
Feb
Jan
19
Apr
Jan
14%
Feb
17% Mar
30V4
30%
24V*
"23%
24%
4,600
4%
4
4%
48,900
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
__1
5%
6V8
5 Vb
5%
3,500
5
Apr
8%
Jan
6 Vb
700
6
Feb
7
Jan
2%
1%
1%
Apr
2 7%
Jan
6V4
is
1%
19%
3
6%
6
Jan
7y8
Jan
Inc__.
T.
—10c
Petrol Corp
^_1
Ltd——
25c
Superior Window Co class A:10c
Suoermark°fs Operating Co
5%
Supronirs Corp
;
25c
Swrr.ee Paper
9%
21V4
11 V4
100
Supercrete
Apr
25%
1%
International
Jnn
6%
24
Jan
13%
Electronics
5%
18%
2,100
20
16%
18V4
——4
Jah
7%
12%
new—
Jan
.
17 Vs Mar
4,400
1
Corp
Apr
14 %
2%
Corp
8% Mar
1,400
25%
—1
1
3%
2,600
10%
Inc
Wells
3,300
20
11
♦
Co
4
16%
157/a
& Snop
9%
19%
22
1
50c
2,600
B)
200
24%
8%
5
10c
—
(J
4,800
20
-1*
Sterling Aluminum Products
5
Sterling Brewers Inc
l
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—10c
May
2%
11V4
8%
—1
Chemical Co-.
J:
Stephan (The) Company—
May
2%
50c
Canada Ltd-;.—;——
29
11%
10c
common—
preferred
27
28%
2%
1
6
6%
.;■?
2
29
3% Mar
31
5% May
6%
11%
2V4
.
25
26% Mar
1
Step an
%
7
——
see page
4%
%
20,700
3
Stelma. Inc
500
1
*
3%
vk
14%
,10c
Algcm Mines Ltd common
Warrants
Parts
2,100
li
—1
-
Rico
37/8
-3c
Instruments
Co of
Steel
6,900
3%
47/s
Jan
26%
5%
79
Corp
Inc
convertible
1%
3 Va
4
16 %
Apr
27 Va
25%
79
Corp
Uranium
Industries
7%
3V8
1
Jan
%
Mai-
257/B
I6V4
Tube class B,
6%,
27/8
Corp
97% Mar
25
Apr
3%
,
Resistofiex
Feb
Jan
79
Inc
Aviation
Starrett
23
3
./
Mar
%
16%
Co
Standard-Thomson
91/4
Jan
Jan
27
:•
Jan
96
5,900
5
preferred
Shares
10% Mar
Apr
6
12%
100
23
1
;
Co
Jan
9%
6
84V4
fcr
ts
_25
Corp
Co,
Products
11 Va
5%
—
97 '/4
V*
lc
Paint
Metals
1,800
6
.
Jan
25
Forgings Corp
57,600
—
5
83%
31
preferred—
Brands
7
10
Feb
96%
8.33V3
Dredging Corp
10%
25c
'
i
74%
37
Arena Inc—
Steel
Remington Arms Co Inc
1
Republic Foil Inc
1.
1
Republic Industrial Corp
1
Republic Trans:on Indus Inc_
——*
5,400
31%
preferred
preferred
Standard
12%
19%
Co
81
38%
Corp
Corp "warrants"
Rand
12%
23
1
78%
7%
29% Apr
5% May
8,400
—
Feb
80 %
83%
19%
1
•
28
24V4
34
6,300
5c
Jan
25
Jan
30
Broadcasting <fc Dev
Soundcraft Corp..
26%
25
Jan
23
—1
1.7C0
9 Va Mar
California Edison—
1%
—
Feb
13
25
2l4
28 V*
—
Corp—
10%
27%
25
of America-—
—
M.
2.950
5% May
27%
1
original .preferred
50c
Pump Co_
E.
13
3% Mar
27%.-
cumulative
131/4 May
3*.» Jan
22%
6;
18.500
Feb
Mar
Jan
cumulative
237% Mar.
28%
1
Jan
5 V4
12.50
;
cumulative
22%
—_1
Jan
5%
4
1
;
Corp__
Oil Co
4.08%
_1
Corp of N Y
Jan
14%
-
12%
1
11% Mar
40c
"Class. A—
Realty Equities
11%
1,500
50c
Corp
Statham
Real
8% May
4,600
5
4.56%
Investment
of America.;
Trust
12%
20,000
4%
x
Sonctone
9%
10
1
10
-
87/a
13%
Jan
8
4.78%
Jan
6%
May
*
cumulative
10 %
18 VB
1,000
£1
Inc
cumulative
400
7,800
Jan
1
Co
4.32%.
27,200
11%
10
13
*
Venezuelan
4.24%
7
5%
5%
11%
^
32,600
•
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Apr
8%
18%
Jan
Singer
Apr
8,200
Apr
39
Publishing—
preferred
67
11
11
—
20c
1
1
Inc. class A
10%
7U
1,300
•
deposit receipts
Standard
9%
Feb
Boardman
convertible
Standard
9%:
6
6%
Feb
R
.25c
3,800
12
Automobiles—
American
Simmons
$1.60
Inc class A
7]i\
25c
Standard
Radiation
Mar
20c
i;
Corp
StPndard
———:
7
10c
Corp
Precision
'"95
8%
1.5C0
8V4
Apr
32 %
13%
8%
2
Transistor
Silver
Speedry
11%
13%
9V8
Apr
6%
25%
■
1
Jan
6Va
10c
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Importers Inc__
Quebec Lithium, Corp
Feb
1,300
8
6%
14%
'
Quality
Apr
Apr
Apr
8
,__2
Southern California Petroleum
Southern Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co__
■
24% May
14% Apr
"
Jan
9
Feb
4%
*
Co
921/z Mar49 'A
Jan
5% Mar
6%
11V4
100
of
4.48%
93%
64V/2
100
——
57% Mar
10
8%
4%
Jan
Colorado—
preferred—
Telephone Co
Rice
Apr
8 Vb
5
12.50
preferred
preference
convertible preference
127/4
Apr
Feb
4
May
23
2,600
13%
23
•
Jan
8
11%
4% Mar
16%
.4
Jan
8%
1,200
8 V2
9
1A
13 V4
>
—
•
B_.
Silicon
Slick
1
16%
-
Jan
2%
Canada
Sinclair
Apr.
;
3%
800
1
Simpson's Ltd
1%
—
5,400
Jan
5
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
33%
30%
3%
Feb
5
,/ 9%, Mar
Jan
1
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Apr
350
1.300
66%
—
4%
Jan
V4
20c
common
Jan
1,800
2%
8%
.-Jan
Va
6V4
1
Sherwin-Williams Co
Feb
%
Jan
Apr
Jan/
1J
1,300
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
3%
3
20%
.
10,700
Corp._.
Simca
8%
Apr
Jan
22 %
Jan
26,800
Denn
Jan
1
23
3%
19Va
24%
*
11V4 Mar
1
21% Mar
14%
Leather Co
Shaer
Apr
8Va
Inc
Mar
15
23 Va
Inc
13%
__1
Company
J_
Gas
1,900
1,000,
8V2
South
$1.25
5%
10
13%
Inc
21
Jan
12%
Inc_
Jan
33%
7%
Apr
Jan
8
1
Seton
Jan
8V8
America
Apr '
2
8
4%
7%
23%
Silvray Lighting Inc
33
8
17% May
3% Feb
2%
13 %
Inc.,
Latz
&
;
5
3
Bros
Corp of
Apr
Apr
2
8
3% Mar
:
Mar
4,700*
Seeman
7%
2 i°o
2%
3
Jan
4% Mar
V4 Jan
2
Jan
13%
.
25% Mar
Jan
4%
.
Jan
114%
Jan
21 %
12%
147% Jan;
2% May
1,600
17%
Servomechanisms
9
33%
Providence
11%
1
Jan
Jan
29
Apr
27/8
1
Prophet
7%
11 Va
r'\«
Seligman
2,700
3% Mar
-Mar
*
t
7,",r
Servo
2%
9%
1
7'/4
71/4
*
Jan
25 %
10
1
Lumber—
&
Industries
Feb
2%
Inc commonconvertible preferred
2,300
8V4
Season-All
4%
Progress Mfg Co
1 130
8V4
Feb
2%
4 V4
,
1 Va
1 Va
1
6%
23%
Feb
Jan
19%. Jan
6%
Apr
114% 114%
Jan-
12%
3.50
^
4%
1,600
2%
Mines Ltd—
IOO;
4%
Corp
57%
10%
20%
200
20%
6Vs
Sealectro
4%
4,300
*
Proctor-Silex Corp..
22%
20%
_25c
Apr
Apr
7
1
Preston
22%
6 Vs
%
Jan
9%
10c
1,500
10,000
39,400
Feb
2,600
5% Mar
Feb
%3%.. Jan
200
2%
147/8
-5%
Jan
9%
~97
E
20%
2%
13 VB
4%
Airlines
37/a
6%
Precision
Class
20%
2%
2%
World
8%
"
100"
5Va
Seaboard
3%
6%
.
3%
Apr
Mar
9 % Mar
7,000 "
5%'
Apr
23%
7%
Apr
8%
10
2%
3,800 *
2—3
16%
9%
-Jan
7
13,100
3
1
Plywood
Feb
14,700
16
1
Seaboard
10%
6
j 15% Apr
3% Mar
:
100
8V4
3
200
8
Presidential Realty Corp—Class-. A_*_„—10c-
1,000
17Va
97/8
Milling Corp
Jan
9%
Apr
7% Mar
T.400
2%
5
Inc
Gems
Seaboard
1,600
4
V
1,800
2V8
2%
16%
9%
Co
5%
(Del)—2.50
i
& Fisher
7%
1
Prentice-Hall Jnc
convertible
%
1,500
4%,
Jan
4% Mar
3% Jan
45/b
3,200
,
600
5Vb
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
6
v
24,300
10
Jan
4
10c
•
Apr
47/8
25c
10
4%
2 30
Inci
17%
11%
;
com—
Sayre
24%
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd———_
Pratt & Lambert Co..
Precisionware
Jan
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp_.
23%
Corp
13%
10
preferred
Corp
80
$3
Microwave
Paper
Jan
;
10%
__1
Apr
6,000
"2%
11%
72 y4
,50c
Inc
14 V*
13 Va
t
1,000
4
Canada
of
!
11
—25c
79
4%
*
.'7%
4
20%
*
—
(Del)-
Industries
6%
4,000
;
.
2%
50c
Apr
Jan
5%,
25
_2.50
1
Alexander
Corp
Ltd—
Jan
4'% Mar
50c
Polymer Corp class A—
Petroleums
Screen
114%
.
Sarcee
May
5%
Apr
20'
2 %
5,400
Jan
11%
11
20
13%
■%
4 Va
2VB
_20
Apr
u
5%
1,400
3%
series preferred
series preferred
Apr
12 V*
;»
Corp
class A
Mar
Apr
6,600
Jan:
Apr
89%
4;
2,200
8%
10%
2%
17 V.
——1
series preferred
4.40%
1%
8% Mar
10
Electronics
4%f/e
11'%
14%
•8%
4%
.—2.50
7,600
14%
11'
,1-1—1
Inc
2,500
9,900
600
85
100
10 /
*
Corp Ltd
1%
5%
15%.
10%
2%
50c
——V.
13'/a
28%' Jan
50
Polycast' (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
5.%
Feb
Saxon
200
200
4 /
Inc„__il—50c
77%
1
Polymers Inc.
Mfg Co
Jan
Savoy
1,700
200
4%
7%
—i.—
12
1
'
•
Jan
8%
37/a
8%
Carlos Milling Co Ltd—16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric Co—-
3%
43%
3.7/a
15Va
•
Lawrence
7 %
42 Vs
17%
4%
St
Jan
5%
A
;
3
6%
.%
10c
&
Atwood
300
1
Inc
Poloron Products
Power
1%
1,300
8%
pesos
Pneumatic Scale
Powdrell
11
;
Inc_„
Materials
Polarad
Jan
i%
5
Industries
&
8%
12%
Pharmaceutical
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie———
Pittsburgh Railways Co——
Plastic
3,400
7%
16%
3%
_1
—
Savage-Arms Corp—
1
—
Industries
Plume
9%
Minerals-;-^——1
Pioneer Plastics Corp
Plant
9%
14%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co„__10
Phillips Screw Co.—
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce
8%
3%
»/4
160
4 Va
.
23% May
5%
Electronics
7
23%
♦
Electronics
400
Jan
43Vs
Phillips-Eckhardt
5%/Jan
Jan
-
14
88
"
San
Apr
7%
12%
1
Feb
9
19 V4
3jV
41/8
——1
Togs Inc class A——
San
19%
10c
&
Ltd—
Avenue
Salem-Brosius
6co
2.50
—
Fifth
Jan-
1,700
25c
—
Co
Jan
23%
(Mass)_20
--'>'■/
V"'•
Corp_a
ii
23%
1
h.
Oil
4%
C 7%
3^
Jan
87%
16%
/;
Ryan Consolidated. Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes——1———
42% May
.;.
Apr
7%
1
Pep
4% Mar
22%
7%
-
—
Jan
97/a
63% May/
21% Jan
Feb
900
/
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104% Mar
22%
9%
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—
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Apr
3% Jan
51% Mar
18%
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98%
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103% 103%
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700
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—
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6%
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200
99
6%
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50
-1,060
3%
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96% Jan
Jan
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1
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101
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98
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Cast
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Lew
High
BONDS
4%
Electric
New
Tastee
Material
11 Va
Industries
Texstar
3,400
24%
Apr
2474
12%
11,400
10%
Apr
18 74 Mar
12,800
• Amer
Apr
Appalachian
22 % Mar
2974
Jan
Baldwin
8,900
16%
Feb
2674
Apr
89,500
8%
Jan
12 Va May
13A
1%
1%
900
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
2%,
Inc_.
2%
4%
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Textron
Inc
514
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2%
3 74
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Jan
1,100
4% Mar
6%
Jan
6 % %
conv
sub
deb:'1977
Boston Edison 2%s series A
4% Mar
7 74
Apr
BSF
2%
1,300
174 Mar
3 74
Apr
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400
74 Mar
23/4
314
2,000
May
43/4 Apr
4%
774
Jan
4%
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99%
18
"21,400
;-
25
98%
Jan
Chicago
6,600
%
Jan
5%
6
734
Feb
14%
15
1174 Mar
1534
Feb
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22%
22%
1,500
20%
Jan
24
2%
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12%
200
2
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15%
22%
22%
1,600
26,900
22%
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74
5% May
11
Feb
1,300
15%
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Photolab
Trans
Lux
Trans
World
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1,800
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13
Feb
Apr
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200
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13
Corp
414
4%
9% Mar
1174
&
35
34
35
29
35 Va
7
7
7%
200
22%
22%
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3A
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400
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184%
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201 Va
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6%
6%
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300
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deb
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334
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Apr
Realty
8 74 Mar
574
Jan
774
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5%
3,700
5%
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2
Apr
274
1st
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2%
2%
300
23/a
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3
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774s
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6s
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2%
5%
5
33
9
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5%
5
3
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6
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31%
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9
9%
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22,000
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1,100
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1,500
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674
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D
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series
series
1976
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F
American
series
series
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&
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K
274
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2 3/4
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374
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43/8s
series
M
8%
8
874
10,500
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474s
series
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10
10%
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474s
series
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19
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200
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11%
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5
5
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Wood
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Jan
274
Feb
40
10
8
8
1
214
Apr
55%
1,300
3
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7
70
79
62%
17
50
86
98%
98 %
1
96%
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73
73
4
61
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4
2
8
53
234
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23
700
53
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87
22
96
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120
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112
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%
113%
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67%
300
19%
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25%
22 3/4
Jan
25%
500
9%
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12%
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Zapata Petroleum
Foods
5,200
26
12%
13%
15 3
700
%
21
Feb
Jan
13 74
200
1%
Feb
4,300
14%
Jan
5%
5%
1,400
5%
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16%
15%
16%
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1374
Jan
6%
2
6%
15
7%
1,300
;
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500
14%
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6%
6%
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102
14
102
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debs
sub
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78
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97
98
26
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100
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deb'-
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1977
1964
94%
94%
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161
162
9
140%
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99
99
1
983/4
5s
debs
1974
53
65
106
June-Dec
55
53
166
99%
70%
16%
6
Apr
Feb
18 34
Apr
7%
Feb
1734 Mar
2 A Mar
8 34
19% Mar
Jan
Feb
1374
Feb
18 74
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
14%
14
3,100
15%
4'4
4
4%
4%
4%
60,300
U
Jan
8 % Mar
5,500'
'
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Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
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(Germany)
7s
1951
Jan-July
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Port & Waterways 6 74s
1952—_Jan-July
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Debt Adjustment Debentures—5%s
4%s
•
series
A
1967.^
series
B
1967—
Hanover
101
(Prov)
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Sold
Jan.1,1963
■
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97%
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—
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95
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de
3%
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1,500
3%
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4% Feb
4%
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f
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par
value,
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(not
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included
tribution.
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a
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for
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6 %
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674
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414
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400
4
Jan
Mar
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4%
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n
included
in
dividend.
...
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bid
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Apr
6% May
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49
47
50
delivery transaction (not included in
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year's
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2008
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•No
25c
25c
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Jan
16%
£1
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Friday
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Jan
11
6%
li
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Mar
95%
5c
—40c
2
2,350
\
98
94%i
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Apr
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'
1
88
77'
1973—Mar-Nov
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Power
Knapp Inc
22 % Mar
93/4
5%
_5
Corp.
59
96 74
96
Jan-July
1970
Jan
Apr
5,100
1%
2
Coip
15
115%
99
92%
and
ask
prices;
I
„
„
Zion
105
Feb
16%
15
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Feb
10%
8
1
6%
Water
Feb
1,800
1%
25
,
108 Va
82%
74
.
Jan
21%
25 %
%
15%
subord
Natural Gas
* Friday's
Jewelry Co_
71
111
Apr
24%.
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12%
S
•
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1073/4
Jan
3%
10
1
A
127
103
Jan
21%
10c
Express System Inc class
Raceway Inc com
48 Va
112%
Mar
Jan
Apr
A
III.II1-
Feb
6%
5,800
10
24 Va
94%
3,800
1
Jan
2,800
3%
___i
preferred
Improvement
6s
•
Jan
~8%
2%
1
Ltd
118
April-Ocf
1971
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 674s
Jan
May
~7%
10c
regis
lis
46
7
107%
87%
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sepf
..Mar-Sepf
!
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
1973
174
2%
2514
debs
6s
% Mar
3%
1
Inc
68,200
2 %
1
ord
Service
Jan
3%
_•
3s
Jan
Ltd—
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46 74
112 % 116
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May-Nov
1970
374s
2
100
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3%s
(Calif)
7
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-100
22%
10c
—!
21.200
23
Light 4%%
c
%
%
50c
1
4674
4% May
8
1%
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U
—*
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6%
73%
61
Feb
4%
Rio
Yale
723/4
.
74
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
—;—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
__Feb-Aup
-
2%
%
5314
-
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Washington
common—Z
Hargreaves
3%
5,100
Jan
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Wright
414
2%
Jan
.
American dep rets
6%
preference
2%
4
...
&
933/4
1987———May-ZVou
California
5
Co.
preferred
2%
10c
Co
1965
1983—
Counties
Apr
Industries
3s
Southwestern Gas & Electric
Feb
Co
&
78%
-
Feb
33/4
Inc
198i_;
Corp 3s
1985
Jan
Jan
5
1,400
Jan
3%
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Oil
71
__
ctfs_„
v
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874 May
10u8
700
Wichita River Oil Corp...
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Brothers
83 %
72%
—Mar-Sept
1986
10%
lOc
Whitmoyer Laboratories
Williams
80%
JFeb-Aug
U
1985
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5,000
„
1972
1982^^..—i...—4-
series
4%
Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A
Wilshire
84 Va
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series
series
3%
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Wilson
77 Va
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—i
4%s
3%
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Williams-McWilliams
16
May -Nov'
;.
1982..
4%s
Apr
3%
shares
1967
1982
5s
i_5c
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6s
1981
H
Jan
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83
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1998—Jan-July
I
Feb
4%
3%
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Williams
94%
82
April-Oc(
—
10 Va
3% Mar
4
pfd
Co
1978
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1
Inc
dep
87%
1984___June-Dec
1979——
series G
43/4S
—-1.25
Invest
62
98
813/4
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1976
7%
I
.
1968
1973—*——
C
series
700
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Nuclear
Western
73 Va
51
33
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1977—
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......
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tr
1984.
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B
3%
*
_
liq
1976—
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4
:
debs
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California
series
374s
3%s
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debs
series A
series
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sub
Harbor
Southern
Jan
75
33
Safe
Mar
51,800
11
11%
2% Mar
.
600
5
4%
100
4.40%
69%
92%
Jan-Julj/
Jan-July
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conv
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*
common
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30
May-Nov
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warrants)
Southern
Products
674%
3%s
debs
2
—
&
7s
subord
conv
8%
preference
Texas
29
56
82
1973—June-Dec
1982
—u—
3%
Co
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due
mortgage
1
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West
73
53
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Corp 5s 1976
—l—Jan-July
Corp of America 5%s 19.76—__Feb-Oci
874
25c
Waitt & Bond Inc common
6%
non-cum
conv
preferred
Chemical
6s
1978
6s
1
common—
Weiman & Company
Wentworth
19%
7174
v
Jan
2%
4
Hess
Southern
West
42
11%
17
April-Oct
474s
—1
Co
Instruments
30%
9
40
Equities Corp—
Reeves
Jan
4,800
W
series
1st
1970
53/4S
8 74
2%
1
$6
debs
conv
1977
American
Jan
Jan
5%
25c
Precision
29
38%
873/4
June-Dec
1972
Realization
Bellas
474s
Products
Knapp Inc
157
71%
Feb-Aug
1981
conv
6s
6s
Service
Jan
2
*
&
102 Va
118%
53%
April-Oct
1977
5 74s
Inc
Power
6
;
1
Inc
Webb
1003/8
April-Oct
1981
1st mortgage 3s- 1971—.
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
5
;
2
25c
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Waltham
91
18
%"
156
17
May-Nov
conv
Manhattan Corp
Nuclear
3%s
preferred
92 %
100%
Corp—
1963
'• J
6%
Vogt
7%
155
17
General
v
Baking
71%
May
:
"100
VTR
Wagner
90%
38%
Research
•
Public
1,000
4,400
*
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
115'%
3
16
J
100
Corp—
National
J an
5%
7%
5
Victoreen (The) Instrument
Viewlex Inc class A
105
77
90 Va
86%
*101% 102%
156%
-May-Nov
.May- Nov
1974
6s
6%
National
3%s
5%
7%
17.78
Valspar Corp
Valve Corp of America
Venture Capital Corp of America
Food
-J an-July
-Mar-Sepf
May -Not
April-Oct
debs
Land
Chemical
National
3s
Vita
107%
Jan
Apr
1%
974
2%
;
__
-.V:;v ••••:
133
127%
Apr
Jan
7%
-
4
-
85
100
127%
—
90%
Livingston Oil Co 53/4S conv deb
1982..._May-Nov
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Mar Sept
Jan
574
7
7%
—
22 74
1,700
2%
25c
Corp
3
Jan
9%
7%
Corp cl A com_10c
Inc—
25c
Sugar
Italian
Kawecki
Apr
Jan
Mar
2%
Container
Controls
Universal Insurance
21%
4
1174
19% May
13 54 Apr
36
1
1955—,
Apr
600
200% 201
1
;
Automated Industries Inc_10c
Utah-Idaho
38
1
Universal
&
Kaltman
Apr
5
514
100
Co_
•
Jan
5%
10c
Universal American Corp—
Warrants Series 1962
Universal
1 1*6
>
ord
Jan
17% Mar
12% Jan
300
4%
4%
Ltd—
rets
Mar
7
200
13%
50c
Reclaiming Co__
United Stockyards Corp..
Universal
1,300
19%
13%
1
*
4
900
19%
Investing—2.60
Products
Series
1978
1976_s.
subord
Hoffman International 7s
Apr
*
...
Conditioning
Warrants
~
84»/8
*100
RR—
Corp
Stores
Hydrometals
Jan
39%
20
Rubber
S
33/4s
6s
1981
6s
sub
conv
Hudson
Apr
32% Mar
3%
U
Foam
Hartfield
Jan
1,500
4
Air
9 74
1174
474
6,200
8%
Improvement
Jan
2,700
8%
S
7% Mar
9%
4%
.—1
S Ceramic Tile
U S Natural Gas
5%s
American
674s
Feb
11%
Foods Inc
U
38
105
86ya
June-Dec
-1976
Inc
Development
Gulf
6% May
39.14
United
U
1978
6s
Realty & Construction
wts
ex
General
I334 Mar
10 %
3%
RR &
900
4%
Feb
Jan
4%
1,700
10%
37%
J
133
Feb
37%
314
114
Co
24,800
8%
37%
dep
12
1,600
•6%
4
:—
of
Corp.:
Molasses
Inc
Western
Builders
Feb
3%
1
American
68%
374 Mar
5 Va
•
United N
9474
Apr
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United
Jan
Jan
Elastic
Milk
Assn
106
June-Dec
'
3%
United
United
9074
500
National
6%s
Jan
3%
United
United
93%
18
*127%
April-Oct
June-Dec
1970__
1969^
Authority
Co
&
General
Apr
3914
,
5
Omaha—„
United Aircraft Products
United
6
84
..
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada—
Union
8 3/s
23%
11%
•
10
U
-■
,
.
Jan
21 % Mar
1,100
100
9%
*
-————
64
95%
93%
126
132
Quar-Feo
102 Va
58%
82
1975_Ja?i-July
mortgage 4s series, A 1993..
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Fotochrome
Feb
3,300
8
1
■
Triangle
True
3 74
374
5%
•
__
Industries
Jan
3%
6%
633%
84%
65
Steel
,
_
Transit
General
3%
12%
-1
—
Airlines
93%
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com—10c
High
27
6
93%
April-Ocf
#lst
First
Jan
21 % Mar
3%
3%
314
5c
Corp
9314
3%
93%
22%
1
Inc
Raceway
Credit
1st
,
Feb
6iS
21%
1
201
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Jan
*
2%
100
Tower
Low
91
*58%
Feb
2%
convertible
Delaware Lack
101%^Feb
5%
Security Trust Co Ltd—.
Amer deposit rets ord registered—5s
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp.——.—.—20
Edison 414%
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Universal Corp.
53/4S
Coburn
-
Tobacco
Toledo
Co
Brandywine
■
%
:——10
No.
Jan
3
10c
Thorofare Markets Inc^
A
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Sold
63%
90
—Jane-Dec
1972
Bonds
High
57
Jan
14%
com
7s
.
—5
---—
63
Building Indus Inc—
10,000
34
"warrants"—
Inc class A__
1970
Chemical Co
6%
50c
Inc—
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Montrose
Jan
—10c
1
.—
tfune-Dec
Instrument Corp 6%
series
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
•5%
9914
'■ '•
Thew Shovel Co.
1974
3%s
3
3%
Inc—25c
:
Power
1 Vs
10c
Light $4.56 pfd
Corp
Elec
214
23/a
__1
Electronics
debs
6
■'
&
2%
4%
10c
1
.
sub
conv
Belock
11%
25%
12 Va
——.
-
Thriftimart
24%
11
574s
Realty & Petroleum 674s 1972__Apn7-Oct
Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
June-Dec
25
Corp—
Industries
■''
2414
Inc
American
2314
10%
,
Power
Alsco
Apr
Apr
24
Corp
Terminal-Hudson
;
9
49 74
Apr
23 %
Tertney Engineering Inc
•
Jan
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
24
Warrants
Texas
8
42%
or
Sale Price
May
20c
Teleregister Corp
Television
7,100
47
Jan
*
Inc
Inc
TelePrompter
4914
30%
——1
Operations
Technicolor Inc..—
Telectro
*4%
12 %c
Technical
Tel-A-Sign
8,900
300
4814
48 /a
67c
Inc
47
--
*
—-*
i—_——
w
Indus
Freez
Technical
10
Co
common
44
5
common
Sales
Last"
Period
preferred—
Tampa
Week's
Interest
T
Inc.
Exchange Bonds
Friday
^.
Talon,
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
for Week
Sale Price
■
American Stock Exchange
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
,
no
sales
being
transacted
during
.
the
current
receivership.
week.
,
-
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates
of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"
non-voting stock; "v t c." voting trust certificates
"wi," when ius»°d: "w w," with
warrants: "x v " without warrants.
tive;
,
Number 6261
Volume 197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1869)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
20
20%
4,000
20
Apr
24% Feb
19%
19%
20%
8,700
16 %
Jan
23
^5
15%
15%
16%
12%
Jan
33%
16% May
125%
4,800
10,600
114%
Jan
6.25
31%
31%
32%.
1,600
28
50
48%
47%
48%
1,100
40%
Jan
1,25
10%
9%
10%
2,100
9%
Apr
Apr
48% Apr
12% Jan
Rad
&
Stand; San
American
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
20%
American
Sales
Range
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
American Machine & Foundry—...1.75
American Motors Corp—__
1.66%
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Tel
American
Tobacco Co
Agricultural
American
Motors
American Tel
Chemical-
19 %
33%
125
148
401/2
(Un)—
66%
67%
92
55%
Jan
5
pfd
cum
5%
;
Street
21%
22%
50
16%
Jan
10
56 %
56'/a
53
48%
Jan
Electric
Kennecott
7%
'20
222
50%
Jan
58%
Feb
47%
49%
1,627
41%
Feb
51%
Apr
2,256*
71% Mar
80%
Apr
35%
1,113
28
Jan
36%
Apr
24
100
20%
Jan
26 % Mar
76%
79 f
223
67%
Jan
79
Co
100
United
141/4 Apr
281% May
48
431/2
73
110
68
Jan
Feb
73 '
162
31%
Jan
39%
15%
15%
2.50
Co
38%
Association
Fruit
■
5
Shoe
Co
:
May
39% May
16% Feb
13% Feb
29 % Mar
35%
36%
37%
Jan
37%
38
30O
371/2
Feb
42
Feb
24%
44
19%
Jan
26%
26
26%
1,087
21%
Jan
27%
Apr
Feb
521/4
37%
53%
369
47%
Jan
55%
Feb
64%
165
491/2
Jan
88%
Feb
72
Jan
80
Apr
1
_
11
Feb
49
24%
*
& Shop Inc
United
-k
Jan
Feb
10
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Rexall Drug and Chemical
Stop
Jan
91/2
24%
46%
47%
100
18%
100
r
14
28%
68%
28%
521
2,340
1,075
13%
27%
1
(N H)
Chemical—;
Mathieson
22.
21%
5
Railroad
Shawmut
80%
20
Tel
Athey
Products
Automatic
Avco
(Un;
26%
*
•
25
•
•
,
v
1,000
52
Jan
58%
Apr
3,100
25
Jan
29 %
Apr
24
24
100
22%
Feb
26%
Jan
14%
14%
500
13%
Apr
17 Vk
Jan
27%
26%
27%
1,800
22%
22%
23
25%
25.
25%
23
23%
10
;
i..
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Inc
.—8
5
U
Machinery Corp com
Smelting Refining & Mining
S
&
Waldorf
521/4
25
60%
__50
Railroad Co
Mass
79
100
System Inc
80
.
8%
35%
36%
;_6.25
25
200
36%
403
8
•
Westinghouse Electric Corp
,
8% May
6% Feb
31%
371/4
Jan
Apr
We
of these
STOCKS
Last
Baldwin
B
V
Piano
D
New
common
Cities
Carey
__
Papers
Cincinnati
Gas
when
New
4%
33%
34
29%
4%,
11%
;
Cine
Coleman
Co
T.P.
Cine
_
_
pfd
_
__
_
Transit
»
Gibson
High
901
24% May
29%
Feb
Flour
29%
50
26%
29 %
Jan
Jan
49%
Jan
56% May
445
27%
Apr
28% May
93% Jan
20
46 %
95
37%
Feb
46 %
96%
10
96 %
Apr
96 V4
104%
296
97%
9%
123
8%
Apr
Apr
104 % Apr
9% Apr
Jan
Jan
9%
17%
17%
51
16 'A
Jan
177/a
Jan
24%
24%
100
20%
Jan
24%
Apr
33 Vb Mar
35%
Jan
23%
Jan
30% May
Apr
34%
34%
10
28%
30%
638
37
37
150
37
77%
77%
79%
814
69% Mar
9%
10%
167
9%
37
Apr
79%
May
Apr
18% Feb
,
■.
.
75%
$5,000
75%
72% Mar
/ :
75%
-
•
Apr
F W
Range
Sale Price
Allen
Electric
Allied
American
of Prices
Brewing
Aluminum
Bohn
Briggs
&
General
Electric
Power
Edison
General
&
Detroit
Steel
Gen
Tele
Ford
Gillette
General
Motors
Go"bel
Brewing
Hall
(C
M)
Houdaille
Lamp
Lansing
Stamping
Gray
Drug
Prophet
Rickel
Rudy
Company
(H
W)
Mfg
Scotton
Sheller
&
(D
H)
Steel
Interlake
Jan
Mar
31%
Jan
34%
350
9%
Jan
12%
615
32%
12%
.
41
IIIi
Apr
Jan
14%
Apr
37
Apr
230
39% May
45%
Feb
Lockheed
43%
598
38
44
Jan
Lvtton's
50%
1,145
1,675
42
Feb
51%
Apr
Marshall
30%
25%
Jan
30%
Apr
Martin
450
3%
Jan
5
69%
4.108
57%
6,320
45c
Jan
4%
4%
8%
.4%
600
23
505
24%
24%
24%
69 % May
Jan
95C
6 % Mar
200
20
a
1%
5%
Jan
Jan
■'
23
Jan
Feb
May
826
8
2%
Jan
24%
Jan
Mar
21%
9%
6%
■
10%
Apr
Apr
3%
Jan
Field
Means
(F W)
790
10
Jan
10%
Feb
Monroe
1%
100
2%
Jan
Monsanto
38%
38%
100
1% May
34% Apr
5%
6%
950
38%
'
23%
203
2%
transactions
Jan
*27%
23
May
4 % May
4 % May
6%
8
Apr
Feb
Sale Price
only
Steel
Co
Allied
Allis
l
Electronics
25c
Chemical
Chalmers
American
Airlines
Can
10
(Un).
(Un)__
Co
(Un)_
American Cyanamld Co (Un)__
American
Home
For
Products
footnotes,
15%
1
147 s
5
:_9
Mfg
Aluminum Co of America
American
17%
10
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
5
500
49'A
50
,
Jan
,11%
Jan
1,300
18'A
58%
57%
13%
2,800
5%
17%
"
18%
__
Low
.
3%
Jan
400
2.800
.200
High
17% Apr
16% May
6%
43 V* Mar
50
14%
52
Feb
Potter
12.50
(Un)
see page
44%
10
1
43.
—
.
81%
1,500
35%
36%
1,500
69 %
67%
69%
13,000
257/B
25%
26%
4,800
27%
26%
27%
1,400
34%
33 %
35%
6,100
16%
15%
16 %
2,550
36%
36%
37%
2,900
13
13%
13%
t
1,400
54%
500
28
150
40%
44%
2,700
45%
46%
5,400
18%
18%
14%
.
55
28
55
—
15
y
Apr
29%
Feb
80% May
85% Feb
,
78
Mar
31%
Jan
38
57%
23
Jan
Jan
69% May
26% Apr
20%
Jan
28%
Jan
45%
18%
:
600
370
,
Mar
18
Mar
*29
~7%
50
29
Jan
18%
2,300
7%
7%
Jan
t
13
Apr
15%
Jan
<>
Jan
55
Jan
28
Mar
31
Jan
Apr
Jan
96%
31 %
Jan
44%. May
38 %
Jan
46% May
16
Jan
Jan
13%
64
18%
15%
50
Jan
160
24
Jan
29
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
27 %
Jan
Jan
26% Mar
36
26%
Mar
Jan
50%
26%
39%
30%
150
900
1,400
42% Mar
60 %
60%
31%
31%
32%
47%
48 %
2,100
8%
8%
700
55%
56 %
'
—
~7%
1
600
Jan
May
6%
30%
800
Apr
Feb
19
22%
38%
30%
Apr
Mar
25%
27
22%
400
8%
41%
Apr
Jan
61%
Apr
Jan
32 %
Apr"
48% May
Feb
10
58%
Jan
Jan
•7%
7%
1,000
6%
Jan
22%
250
19%
Jan
23%
15%
16 % May
8 Vb Mar
Apr
Jan
5%
Apr
9%
Jan
43%
Jan
43%
Jan
y
14%
15%
800
14
Apr
7
56%
57%
800
49%
Jan
18% Feb
57% May
—1
10%
10%
300
16%
'
147/a
35
20%
36
1,500
19%
20%
9,500
8% Mar
32%
10% May
38% Feb
Apr
41
39%
19% May
22%
Jan
Jan
51
Apr
3,500
35
Jan
45
200
5
5%
5
132
7%
17%
200
11%
12%
1,400
60%
61%
6,100
27
61
7%
17%
12%
29
:■/;
850
17
Jan
53
Jan
25 V4 Mar
Jan
9%
Jan
10 Vb
Jan
18
Apr
12% May
64% Apr
29
,
5
Jan
4%
Apr
"3
53%
2,500
49
V*
Jan
54%
36%
36%
1,800
32 Vb
Jan
38
Apr
Apr
25%
25%
25%
1,000
24
Feb
o3%
26%
St
Louis
St
Louis
Sah
Jan
23
May
3,400
17%
Feb
63%
63
63%
5,200
57%
Jan
52%
51%
52%
2,100
43%
Jan
63% Apr
52% May
(Un)
4%
Feb
5% Mar
&
Chemical
•
Corp.
I
Co
44%
58%
44"%
2,800
43%
Apr
47%
59
1,100
48%
Jan
59
May
56
56%
49% Mar
58
Jan
Feb
35%
35%
2,000
33%
36%
Feb
43%
Jan
49%
Jan
38%
38%
39%
1.200
31%
Jan
39% May
29
28
29%
6,400
24% Mar
29% May
34%
34%
5
3.33
——
Bancorporation
—*
5
—10
*
33%c
5
(Un)
Sears
Sheaffcr
Class B
Feb
54% May
1.200
47
Jan
54
Apr
1.700
47% Jan
15% May
55
Apr
17
Feb
70% Mar
36% Jan
79
Apr
53%
53%
54
54%
53%
54%
15%
15%
100
77%
78%
800
-*
»
40%
40%
400
41%
Apr
64%
64%
65%
1,000
56%
Jan
66%
Feb
38%
38%
38%
1.900
Jan
43%
44%'
400
34%
40%
41% Apr
48% Jan
30%
3.300
23%
Jan
45
3.800
38% Mar
5
•
10
—l
•
30%
Co„
(W A) Pen
28%
Jan
30% May
46% Apr
5
44%
44%
.—•
Co
29%
29%
29%
600
27%
Apr
30%
49%
49%
1.100
43%
Jan
49% May
48
Jan
53
Jan
14
Apr
13%
,
12%
12%
78
74
78
3
85
82%
85 *
—
Co class Ai
—
.1
1
700
13%
1
—-—-1
Imperial—-—.
Goj-p
&
Apr
16%
Feb
700
1,900
Petroleum Co (Un).—20 g
Nat Stockyards—
_*
Public Service "A"___
12
Roebuck
36
Jan
15%
54%
*
(Un)
...
Brothers
Jan
46
15%
53
-
Apr
29%
13 %
500
34%
15%
54%
1
Diego
Schwitzer
.
Jan
Apr
Royal Dutch
Jan
'
May
17
Reynolds Metals Co fUii)—_
...
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)—i
Apr
•
Jan
5%
Apr
7% May
64%
Inc
May
"
"'
*■
6% Mar
5% Apr
52% Mar
Jan
"Oil Co.—
Corp of America (Un)
Republic Steel Corji (Un).—
60
•
Apr
32
Jan
Corp
Gamble
Richman
r,
45
27
22%
V
37% May
17 %
149
—-
vj
Jan
13
32
96%i
43%
v-
27% May
36% Apr
Apr
3
&
18%
Jan
23
400
80
12
72 % Mar
15
Co
Msr
21%
22%
80
9
Feb
25% Mar
I; 60
Phillips Petroleum Co
"
1
3,000
100
Radio
High
17%
16%
3,100
80%
800
(Minnesota)
Revlon
Acme
27%
78%
700
Pure
Sales
Shares
26%
4%
—
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
26%
80 %
17
Olin-Mathieson
Procter
Range
Apr
Feb
62
Northwest
Process
Week's
Last
10%
—.1
...
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
issues.
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
Northern States Power Co—
Jan
20%
•-.
The weekly ranges for all the local issues, and a selected list of the dually
traded
8%
16%
Parke-Davis
of the round-lot
249
61%
Aviation
Jan
23%
21
Midwest Stock Exchange
compilation
10%
Mfg;
&
Northern
100
474
10%
(Un)_. miii
Tile
American
Northern
130
6%
10%
Apr
Illinois Corp
Illinois Gas Co—— nuns
Indiana Public Service Co—*
National
Jan
26
6%
Feb
Apr
23
10
30%
12%
& Co
Montgomery Ward
National Distillers & Chem (Un)
2%
Apr
Jan
Mar
100
Jan
3%
Northern
2
4%
24%
36%
North
17
4%
100
2,250
mill
Feb
23
23
9%
51%
Feb
17,900
:__::ii
(Un)
24%
26
1
Jan
9%
—
29% May
1,140
1
3%
10%
41
23%
1,835
17%
17%
10
Corp
Feb
38% May
6% Apr
6% Jan
Jan
42
47%
24% Mar
18
2%
2
Co
3,879
Jan
3%
1.350
29%
23%
3%
1
Co
37'8
28
.2%
Apr
8%
Co
Chemical
5%
1,800
—
Co
Chemical
Jan
8%
mill
2%
Apr
1,300
_•
(Un)
Corp
&
48%
16%
Metropolitan Brick Inc
nun*
Meyer Blanke Co—
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing Co.—^
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)__
Modine Mfg Co—
10%
__
common
Jan
Jan
6 %
[50c
C)
Marietta
6%
37%
21%
1
McKay Machine Co—
1%
2%
~I5
Corp (Un)_„
& Co—,—
Aircraft
(Henry
Apr
Apr
Mar
4%
9%
"/
(Un) —
Inc
13%
12% Mar
33
30 %
*
LIng-Temco-Vought
40%
•
4,500
50
9
-50c
Feb
May
65% May
20% Apr
Jan
29%
•
•
McNeil & Libby
Printing Co common
$3.50 preferred
10 %
__.
V
477/a
Hl5
Lincoln
11%
67%
29%
1'
Apr
Feb
30%
—
Co.—
Libby
35%
Mar
(Un)
Tel & Tel
Jan
329
81c
•
Feb
54%
49%
60%
2.50
Apr
200
22
in*
—
Harvester
Co.
&
48 %
69%
Co_
Leath
13%
.5
__1
64%
44%
*
Electric
29%
•
30%
-10
j—
Stephens Shinkle Shoe..
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
—
36%
39%
IIIII10
Johnson
1
Corp
Admiral Corp
Advance Ross
.20
Inc
Jan
45 %
3,469
44
l43
4
A
25
Co_,
International
Apr
Jan
10%
1,800
1
Ltd.
Co
Steamship
Jefferson
13
73
2,200
48%
3
Bartlett
Industries
Feb
110
1.421
39%
1 '•
Standard Tube Co class B
Studebaker
Holmes
Jan
34
Apr
37 %
47%
.8.33 y3
Co
—
Spencer
Apr
Jan
4%
13%
1
Dillon
Hibbard
5%
Jan
28%
4%
36%
-3
Hein Werner Corp
,_3
Co
Co
Mfg
Cooperage
1.00
65c
998
36%
50
v
Feb 'V
Apr T
60
preferred
class A—
non-cumulative
Bros
International
200
1,800
4"%
36"%
1
_*
•
100
Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common—
International Paper (Un)__
800
16%
•
13% May
32%
43%
Feb
50%
28%
55% Mar
2,400
1
—
34 % May
1
28%
2,200
20%
4%
8
200
Co
<v
Co
34% May
10% Mar
3,625
3
Industries pfd
Davis
(The)
150
29%
2,000
65'%
19%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard (W H) Co
754
12%
1
Square Garden
Masco Corporation
'
Michigan Sugar Co com..—
Clemens
Apr
10%
I.
10
Refineries
Parke
High
.
5
10%
5,
.
2%
104% 106%
1
Madison
Mt
'
32
65
19%
5
13%
44
1.66%
Kresge (S S) Co—Kysor Industrial Co
Leonard
Jan. 1,1963
30 %
65%
1
34 %
96c
29 %
32%
2.50
-
32
31%
1
19% May
5
96c
29%
1
Co
Jan
5
Jan
12%
1
Industries
23%
5
12
34%
3
Co
200
19%
5
Corp.
Jan
600
_3
855
17%
1
1
Co
6%
1,110
3
3
.3
2
Industries
17%
Goldblatt Brothers
Inland
—:
400
—30c
&
Jan
_
Jan
21%
Rubber
Tire
General
3%
__
-
Trailer
Wood
Low
9
5
*
Co
Motor
Fruehauf
&
Illinois Brick Co
•
Mfg
49%
21%
"— .1.66%
Corp— .3.33%
Apr
Corp
23% Jan
59% Mar
1,000
Corp
Electronics
18%
10
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Gar
Range Since
Shares
5
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Ex-Cell-0 Corporation
3,000
61%
54%
Co
Motors
15%. Jan
Co
Gasket
28%
60%
36%
245
common
Detroit
30% Mar %
54
3
18%
lo%
Consumers
68
Jan
27 %
General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc
18%
106%
Jan
25%
28
1
Huttig Sash & Door
10
56%
100
94%
5
1
Howard
Paper
800
28"%
54 %
5
5
Jan
Consolidated
53%
68
Jan
(Un)
Co
Apr
Co_
Apr ,9'
May
52
44%
Dynamics
General
9 %
1
5
25
Detroit
for Week
1
Mfg
55%
Apr /*
5,200
10
13%
Burroughs
Corp
Chrysler
Corp
May
C
16% Mar:.""
110-
28 %
1
Jan
Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren
52
641k Mar
Jan
Jan
48%
Co
12% Mar
Brass
1,2001
10%
72
48%
Trailer
145
Stores
Food
Borman
900
2,000
-
48%
Co
Corp (Un)
Gulf Oil Corp
Heileman (G) Brewing
High
9
9
5
16
107
32% May
29% Apt
3
13%
'
I
64%
.
66%
67%
2.50
13%
Co
Corp
Jan
:
104
107
96%
America
of
—,_2
Products
Industrial
Low
1
63%
I'
Jan
(Un)_.
1
Equip
Metal
Associated
Avis
&
Supermarkets
260
!
Jan
Greyhound
Sales
Week's
Last
Par
Feb
Jan
Corporation
General Candy Corp
7%
Friday
46%
18%
D
Greif
Detroit Stock Exchange
.
Jan
26%
Inc
Fruehauf
93%
104
STOCKS
41V*
*
852
BONDS
LISTED
4,000
1,550
2,600
Dairies
56%
96 %
—
Mills
128%
89% Mar
1
Wisconsin
First
Foremost
92%
—
43%
32%
Ford Motor Co__
1998
Jan
7.50
27%
50
Transit 4%s
38%
15%
_♦
(Un)„
"III—5
Bankshares
29%
"
Civic
*
34% Mar
64
15%
Rubber
&
24 3k
24%
•
)
Jan
1,900
29%
Whitney Corp
Tire
Firestone
Feb
29%
special
Jan
1%
29%
Elder Mfg Co
Fairbanks
.5
Gamble common
&
"
Low
Apr
*
Miami
13%
29%
Gas
18
*
Jan
Apr
Apr
32%
Co____
Natural
49%
55
Rapid-American
Co
Manufacturing
Chemical
Paso
Jan
28%
_
.
Kroger
Procter
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
El
Feb
55%
Cards
Little
Shares
1
Eagle-Picher
11 %
29%
50c
Corp
16%
12%
—
Mar
5%
10
12%
pfd
America
of
41%
50
Feb
24
37%
,
,
(Un)
Insurance
1
28%
Chemical
DuBois
Corp
Curtiss-Wright
Dow
45 %
....
34
Jan
4i% Mar
43%
._2.50
—;
Edison
118
100
Tel
Feb
22%
/
1
Apr;'
.
27 %
150
200
34
5
4%%
Iron
System
49%
_
__
Bell
Sub
&
i
T
30
Apr
37%
.12.50
Inc
Gas
17%
100
Milling
Cine
2,000
:. 3,200
it
*•
Mar
,26% Jan
23%
4%
11%
:
v
45% May
20% Jan
15% May
300
Apr
27% May
40% Feb
41 % Mar "
.
23
*
100
49%
8.50
issued
27%
40(0
1,800
6,800
:
,
29%
.10
Cleveland-Cliffs
Dodge
High
8.50
common-
16
23%
Co
17%
*
Com
Elec
&
pfd
Cine &
Low
10
Mig
Champion
35 % Mar
45%
Corp
1
__
1,100
29%
i
w
Service
City Products
8
_
_
37"%
28%
5
Champlin Oil & Refining—
Continental
Sales
of Prices
Pat
1%
34%
Jan
45%
15%
$3 convertible preferred
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chrysler Corp
:
25
Container
for Week
Range
Sale Price
'•
Jan
Jan
24%
prices.
Week's
Friday
LISTED
1 %
28%
356
.5
Corn Products Co__.
indebted to the firm of W. E. Hutton & Co. for the transmission
are
Feb
2,100
3,000
''
Commonwealth
Exchange
Apr
16%c
(Un).
Central & South West Corp.,
Columbia
Cincinnati Stock
24%
1%
28 %
45%
jan
26% Feb
Apr
36%
37%
1
Tractor
25%
Jan
21%
27%
—12.50
Oil Ltd
Jan
23%
400
31%
1
Inc
22%
1,250
;/
1%
•
5
250.
-
27% May
26%
.5
.
Vermont
.
23 % Mar
31%
31%
1
Corp
Hecla
I
(Un)_—P2
Corp
Cdn Export Gas &
Caterpillar
54%
29 %
i
Bethlehem
&
53%
28%
3
Sinks
Calumet
54%
4
America_2.50
,
—
Capital
33%
29
,
Bastian-Blessing Co
Mfg Co—
Burton-Dixie
Mar
May
10
of
Co
Belden
•Benguet
Feb
126
10
Corp_
Canteen
Corporation
124% 126
Santa Fe—
&
—1___
Business
81%
23%
Association
England
Corp
Topeka
Common
May
22% Apr
78
33%
•
New
Steel
Atchison
(Un)
Steel Corp (Un)
,,J
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Company
(Un)
Booth Fisheries Corp new com.
Borg-Warner
Corp
Brunswick Corp
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
1
5
common
England Electric System
Olin
11% Feb
f
50c
;
Co
&
Jan
58%
2.50
New
Tel
20
Apr
7% Feb
7%
Lone Star Cement Corporation
Northern
15
55%
Co
Racing
30
*
Copper Corp
Narragansett
22 % May
59 Vk Mar
100
—
—
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
15
15
—100
B
Motor Co
•General
39"% May
67% Apr
Armco
*•
Bell & Howell Co
National
Ford
Feb
Railway—
cumulative adjustment
Stores Inc
First
Apr
23
126% May
48% May
Jan
Company
Corp __——
Apache
42
Jan
361%
Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com
6%
Jan
1,109
10
Range
Jan
39%
39%
10
Co
Mass
15%
114%
48%
Cities
Copper
852
3,904
High
Jan
38%
50
Eastern
22%
355
47%
Anaconda Company
Boston Edison Co
Service
20%
124% 12614
•
41
1.66%
Corp
Tel
&
Low
High
40%
(Un)
Tel Co
&
Anaconda
Low
Par
-American
37
13%
Jan
700
10
Jan
13%
662
-
59
Jan
80
74%
Jan
85
2.900
9%
9%
300
8%
9%
900
8%
Jan
Apr
Apr
May
9%
Jan
9
Jan
,
Tan
9%
May
'•
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1870)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
_
Sale Price
Oil
Shell
-
Inc
of
:
(Un)
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp
X
—
(Un)
Sulphur
.
Union Carbide Corp
Pacific
United
Oil
Feb
34
Apr
13(4
14%
7.600
13
Jan
15
Jan
29%
30%
300
25%
Jan
68'4
68 (4
100
Feb
69
59%
60%
3.400
47
Jan
60% May
58%
Jan
68
137/a
Inc
60(4
67(4
950
32%
3,400
33(4
to V8
24%
Jan
40%
Jan
43%
Jan
Jan
69%
59%
1,800
16%
15%
16%
3,400
75
75
13% Mar
16%
76
101
111%
Jan
1,300
39%
1,400
33%
Jan
40
800
73%
Jan
83%
Jan
48 %
50%
43%
9,100
13%
Apr
17
28 %
Apr
42%
1,200
33%
Jan
41
2,300
6%
Jan
38%
36%
81
700
38%,
35%
36(4
81
7%
Jan
40
35
66% Mar
82%
Apr
31%
313/a
30
27 Va Mar
33%
Apr
29 Va
29%
293/4
27
33
3244
33
44%
42%
44%
-7%
35.%
363/8
*
26%
26 3/4
60c
60c
10
;
9
8.50
Refractories
Co
Mfg
1
1
common
4%
Air
Elec
85
...
293/4
Apr
8
Jan.
9%
Jan
Jan
33 Va
31%
Jan
44% May
31%
Jan
..
>
-
142
.;
•
170
50c
4%
Jan
37%
Apr
34
75
Apr
9
v
58(4
Feb
81
:
Jan
15
Jan
16%
51% Mar
3,200 5
59%
Jan
.'
Below
183
513/4
Jan
57% Mar
39%
25
34 %
Jarjt
393/4
19%
20
270
18%
Jan
35%
353/4
35%
31
30'.
31
36
35%
36%
on
;
..
29%
Jan
25%
Jarf
434
31%
Jan>'
April
20
Brewer
(C)
Buckner
Stores
Oil
&
Gas
Enterprises
Castle
Range
Goebel
J
21%
21%
33
4.900
10
37(4
36%
37%
20c
23c
12,500'
62c
15.800
35c
13
11%
13%
6,500
80c
90c
2,500
45c
68c
72c
7.400
66c
Apr
97c
May
Of
Calif
10c
Salt
&
70c
50c
1.00
97c
1.05
3%
3%
3,700
56
56
56
100
31c
33c
10,000
18%
18%
Co
Oil
M
Co
(Un)
10c
Merchants
10
Petroleum
Oil
Co
Co
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
Rice
&
6%
Corp
Trico
Oil
Gas
Sugar
Industrial
1-25
Apr
25
2.25
'
7%
17%
Jan
Apr
Equipment
Co
Westates
Petroleum
Williston
Basin
May
Jan
2.25
2.90
3,700
9
7%
9
12.700
21%
21%
21%
2.700
•
721.09
164.78
139.09
255.01
94.09
83.67
89.32
89.16
89.06
Utilities,
compiled
are
6.04;
65
stocks,
daily
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
2.988;
-
88.98
88.96
Rails,
5.04;
15.00.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
>.
.
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date
Closing
Mon.
April 29
Tues.
April 30
Wed.
May
Range for 1902
134.16
1
'
High
134.25
,
Low
Thurs.
May
2
May
3
Mar 14
Jun
27
Range for 1963
135.06
Fri.
144.31
100.23
135.22
135.59
'
High
135.59
May
3
120.15
Low
Jan
3
1.75 Jan
3%
2.20 Mar
2.45
2.45
32%
32%
500
31%
33
32%
33
200
Jan
1.90
2.00
2.100
1.70
>2.35
2.30
2.45
4.700
34
33%
30(4
33%
4.800
23
7
57/a
7
13,200
5
8%
6%
2.100
80c
85c
2.600
26%
27(4
300
3%
3%
6.200
60c
9.100
50c
__
1
3(4
10c
55c
Mar
the
stock
week
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
April 26, 1963, for the composite and by major
ended
,
1957-59=100
Apr. 26,'63
Composite
2.75 Mar
Durable
130.6
+0.6
142.0
132.7
+0.5
133.3
127.9*
127.6
+0.2
127.9
116.2
138.3*
137.5
+0.6
133.3
125.8
119.5*
Goods
^
____
Goods
I
117.2
+2.0
119.5
106.4
Transportation
Feb
Low
141.2
133.3*
:
Non-Durable
Utility
121.1
180.7*
Trade,
5% Jan
95c
Jan
-1963-1962-
High
Change
'
Feb
29%
Percent
Apr. 19,'63
142.0*.
Manufacturing
May
98c
May
for
of
for the current year.
7(4 Feb
26(4 Jan
3% Mar
50c
1
(Un)
74c
index
industry.groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Jan
7
5% Jan
6%
stocks
33% May
Jan
Mar
85c
common—
*
SEC
Jan
2.80
Jan
6%
The
Jan
34(4
2.30 May
u
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
2.85 Jan
32% Jan
1.000
'
1.90
1
Exploration
88.99
2
21% May
2.90
—
common
Oil
89.00
31
Mar
6
Mar
11% Jan
__—5
—
83.92
89.21
1.65 Mar
600
Corp common
Warrants
88.90
89.22
83.68
Apr
1.500
_50c
:
89.25
83.62
94.08
Apr
19(4
Apr
2
10c
Preferred
Victor
39c
1.30
pfd___25
Co
83.65
94.08
Jan
27%
25c
:
88.91
Mar
1.25
__
1
Co
United
4%
67
26%
1.25
.
33%C
____——:
&
100
1
series A
40
83.86
94.15
1.45 Jan
3% Apr
54% Apr
30c
Feb
16% Feb
1.35 Apr
1.800
Co__—-
Co
89.15
253.19
Jan
15.300
25
Union
95c
1.55
Co
Gas
138.80
83.53
253.95
Jan
2.80
preferred
Terex
1.10
1.45
1
_•
Oil
94.13
Bonds
254.40
13% May
2.15
com
Western
Ranch
Southern Cal
\
Gas
Total
ties
138.94
Mar
2.80
1
Investment
10
Utili¬
,
Rails
-
138.67
May
1.55
common
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop——
'
35c
62c
Mar
1
American
163.24
Rails
253.59""
,138.78
trials
163.78
Jan
25c
Corp Ltd
Norris
31c
Stocks"
164.28
21% Apr
35
Jan
.39
Jan
7% Jan
10.000
3%
10
1
Western
Oil
M
1.100
50c
uo
10
Second
/Grade
Grade
May
9
Jan
Nordon
U :
4
750
31%
Meier & Frank Co Inc
r"
50c
49c
Humor
North
100
25c
ties
■
1.00 Jan
17,300
75c
57c
Imperial
M
Jan
Mar
4%
33
A
Indus¬
717.70
2.35 Jan
4%
21%
Co
Ltd
Co
>S':;
719.67
34 % Apr
1
Capwell
Ltd
Corp
Leslie
54
500
18% Jan
26% Jan
34% Mar
15c
Feb
Oil
General
Jade
Jan
Feb
1.900
4,900
2.05
Exploration Co of California.l
Brewing Co
1
Eureka
65
First
High
1.75 Mar
54
33%
2.00
5.50
Co...
37
28
48
32%
4%
Utili-
10
'
163.24
715.11
Total
1
Averages
Low
10
Ink
Emporium
Exeter
High
75c
•
29
:/•
roads
717.16
30
\
53%
__
Apr
May
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
of Prices
*
Ltd
Sales
for Week
33(4
1
Cooke
&
Good
Inc
Inc
Co
Buttes
Cabol
California
*
5
Ltd
Co
&
Industries
37%
May
Week's
Low
1
26.
April
other Exchanges.
Broadway-Hale
Apr
May
—Bonds—
'+
15
Rail-
trials
April
Stock Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Par
Apr
363/8
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as comniled bv Dow-Jones & Co.
Date
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast
Last
20
31
15
125
Stocks
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange <
Sale Price
*
v..
Apr
are
Indus¬
STOCKS
Jan
55%
10
LISTED
Jan
5
Stock and Bond Averages
Apr
Feb
"
Friday
Jan
65c
Jan
Apr
27
\
•Jan
\ 450
5
Feb
37%
>.
23% Mar
1,050
6.25
30
This list does not include
Jan
Jan
31
696
211
10
Corp
45
9
Apr
54%
5
Brake
'
39%
55%
—10
Apr
31%
10,900
15%
54%
57%
82%
Jan
32
1,400
—
1
81.%
Jan
13%
■:
13%
14%
81%
Apr
6%
9%
35
Jan
39%
6%
6 4
38%
500
1,400
39%
—
14%
34%
(Joseph)
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Apr
14%
32%
7% Mar
United Engineering & Foundry Co.
5
Vanadium Alloys Steel
—5
Apr
54
38%
8
Rockwell-Standard Com
Apr
83
33% Mai-
83/a
_
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Feb
110%
38%
Walker
McKinney
Jan
Jan
80%
110
110 ^
39Ya
82
487/a
Home
Apr
71%
20
High
115
8%
_
Harbison
Apr
3,000
18%
Low
35%
8%
of Pittsburgh—5
_
18% May
69%
High
5
.
Co
Columbia Gas System
Apr
69%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
1
__
Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
34% Apr
uUO
.
Cork
Inc
Duquesne
Feb
8
Industries
Armstrong
Apr
Jan
Shares
31%
Apollo
Apr
Apr
6%
Low
35
.'
for Week
-
of Prices
Par
33% Mar
--
1
Corp..
4 sun
Mi
31(4
28.(4 May
18(4
1
:
—
£
34%
—.——.—
Radio
30 %
--
(Un)—:——2
Westinghoure Electric Corp.—
6.25
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
*
World
Publishing Co—_—
*——1
Yates American Machine———.—5
Zenith
67%
28 %
42 /s
69 4
Bancorporation
Western
66%
28 (4
61%
7.300
1
Products
(Un)
Co
Webcor
28 %
16%
—2.50
Corp (Un)
Match Corp—
Upjohn
33%
2.200
_4
Universal
S
J ah
33%
Sale Price
-
Sales
■>
Range '
Apr
56%
Gypsum..
States
Steel
(Un)
RR
Universal
U
68%
Jan
--25
12 Va
3.50
*
*
*
--10
Eastern' Transmission
Gulf
Last
46% May
58%
51%
Jan
200
1
208 So La Salle St Corp—
Union
35% Mar
4.800
55%
Oil
L
Company
Texaco Inc
Texas
4.100
68%
55%
6.25
25
7
5
1
of Indiana
of N J (Un)
Texas
46%
67
---
California
Oil
Oil
D
45
—
—
Standard
Oil
1.200
Week 's
Friday
STOCKS
42% May
67
50c
Standard
Sunray
41V2
42%
Jan
45
(Un)
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
Swift "&
41%
34%
LISTED
,
-5
Southern Pacific Co
Standard
High
15
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
Southern Co (Un)
Spiegel
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
--5
Corp
Oil
Sinclair
1
Co
Shares
,/
High
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
/
for Week
of Prices
Low-
Par
.
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
»
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
.
Finance
Mining
*New
179.0
+0.9
180 7
170.3
166.6*
164.6
+ 1.2
163.6
153.5
121.2
Service.
and
.___
122.8
—1.3
123.3
104.2
High.
"
.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Friday
LISTED
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
•
Acme
Alan
Markets Inc.:
Wood
American
Steel
Tel
Arundel
Corporation
Atlantic
City
15%
15%
15%
124%
124% 126%
_
Light
Light
12(4
12%
250
10%
10
10%
1,428
13%
13%
373
12% May
8% Jan
12% Jan
94
95%
354
92%
103% 107%
1,822
71%
Corp
Co
&
Power
Pennsylvania
^Si
p
&
c°mmon-
Reading
Co
Southeastern
common
Thompson
™
Jan
18
346
18
May
22%
Apr
18%
100
16
Feb
18%
Apr
67%
69(4
20%
18%
70
7,188
57%
Jan
70
11%
10,
i03/8
Apr
14%
20%
Apr
29
21%
Feb
24%
21%
964
20%
3,184
19
Apr
&
Gas
375
77%
Jan
90
37%
37%
24
30
34%
Jan
41%
32%
Jan
42%
Apr
33%
Light
15%
15%
15%
3,023
12%
—
38%
39
34
31%
177
4,485,271
5,397,000
Fri,
May
3
4,757,260
4,842,000
283,000
22,967,091
$25,537,000
Total
:
j".
S.
Foreign
and
Total
3.50
__
23
23%
721
23
75
72%
75%
542
68%
J5
1
4.50
see page
*
10
•
43.
7%
18%
__
8%
7%
47/3
4y8
.
425,824,00-0-
462,942,400
$457,696,200'
$491,186,800
$28,244,400
_.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
7%
361/8
1.878
68%
475
26
April 29.
1,024,365
303,000
1,000
304,000
May
1.
1,120,975
415,000
1,000
416,000
Thurs.
May
2-
1,093,440
229,000
Fri.
May
3.
1,169,765
289,000
5,566,065
$1,508,000
Apr
Jan
1,157,520
Total—
36(a Apr
*
68%
Jan
26
Apr
50%
1,387
43%
Jan
50% Apr
18%
19
1,676
16%
Jan
19
57%
58
$272,000
Apr
22%
37
35%
105
37
40
„
650
50% Mar
8
21%
Jan
Jan
59
Apr
Jan
8% Apr
:
Corporate
29%
33% Mar
37
Jan
$1,569,000
Jar.. 1 to May 3
1963
1962
94,844,147
116,184,291
$1,508,000
$1,460,000
$25,072,000
$23,066,000
57,000
35,000
1,118,000
1962
1
'>
611,000
Jan
861
293,000
$4,000
5,971,718
1963
Government.:
Foreign
369
$4,000
$57,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Jan
229,000
Week Ended May 3
Apr
9
$327,000
$55,000
5,566,065
•<
Stocks—Number of Shares-
27%
8% Feb
25% Mar
5
,
Sales
Bonds
April 30.
W'ed.
25
49
Bond
Corporate
Mon.
5%
30% Mar
60% Mar
Gov't
Bonds
Tues.
24
Apr
67%
Bonds
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
Apr
Jan
75% May
9% Feb
Apr'
4%
353/8
Stocks
8% Mar
Jan
1100
26
27%
--
31,619.200-
31,552,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
48%
May
8
v
8
•
8%
26% 27%
87/8
87/8
27% 28
26%
$1,691,000
25,537,000
Industrial
35%
42% Mar
,
$253,00-0-
$1,545,000
I
Railroad
Jan
848
49
295,963,254
"
.
Jan
1,319
*
375.404.9S5
•
•
Bank
5%
8,839
8%
__
1962
1963
1962
19,370,710
Government.
29%
34%
67Va
$27,082,000
Jan.. 1 to May 3
*
■
U.
International
(No. of
46%
361/8
______
1963
22,967,091
Shares)
8%
*
r—- --
Bonds—
16% Mar
45%
___•
5,125,000
•
$1,545,000
.
Stocks—Number of Shares
39% Apr
8%
—
5,553,000
5,742,000
-
Week Ended May 3
Jan
45%
1
_
5,607,000
345,000
35% Jan
lo
common
footnotes,
2
Jan
—
TTni^ rrrPT
r
fX
'Gas Improvement.—
Soil V.
°n 9orp
I0---—
Washington Gas
May
Apr
32%
Service—_____10c
Transmission.
Thurs.
Apr
433
2,471
...„50
__
B—.—„
'
'
Jan
33%
10
$5,055,000
4.-1'
285,000
Apr
19% Mar
42%
com—*
'
267,000
.5,268,000
22% Jan
89%
32%
5
*
.
5,340,000
5,056,100
Jan
19
__
$365,000
$4,690,000
4,684,150
1
Feb
135
88(4
__
3,984,310
Int'l
May
Feb
512;
23%
21%
_
22%
23%
.22%
H3/4
22%
__
Sales
April 30__
May
41%
Ramo-Wooldridge
For
Apr
10%
10
-CT-C
French Lab
Public
^nD PC°r
Texas Eastern
52%
8%
32%
common
--—■
Electric
&
25% Feb
Feb
Jan
41%
510
42
_♦
Co__
Power
Ritter Finance class
Imfth Kline
Smith #rer
Jan
2,314
9%
___•
Light
tores Co common
Inc—
Service
21%
50%
20%
Electric
Electric
683-.
24
Bond
Bonds
April 29
Apr
8%
21%
Water
&
Transportation
Potomac
Apr
Feb
47%
1
RR
Philadelphia
33
57
50
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Gas
53%
Jan
Apr
1,294
Govt.
Bonds
Apr
Jan
23%
—1
_3
Apr
Bank
Bonds
W'ed.
•„
107
Jan
110% Apr
55% Apr
50%
50 " "
18
1
Corp—_____
46%
15%
Apr
Jan
30
33
55%
'
I6%c
Chemicals
365
Jan
10% Mar
341
32%
54%
S%
—_10c
Inc
53%
51%
23%
~
1
Inc——
158
__
1.66%
Resistance
52%
32%-
1°
—1*
Vending class A________
Pennsalt
Public
52%
1
common
51%
52%
__
2
Martin-Marietta Corp
Phila
94%
2.50
__
General Motors Corp_
Giant Food Inc class A___
rnvi
_
104
14%
Foreign
Bonds
Tues.
Jan
__
and M'iscel.
Mon.
Feb
Jan
___
______
Merck
28 %
48%
Dairies—
Fund
Jan
14%
6.75
__
Madison
24%
Jan
10
Macke
385
Jan
__5
International
Apr
43(4
2
Acceptance
preferred
126(4
10%
Storage
Battery—__
Fair Stores—
Ford Motor Co
$1
Jan
468
12%
___
General
114%
387
1.80
common
Foremost
.7,818
47
1
Total
Railroad
No. of
Apr
11%
Electric
Food
17%
46
5
Duquesne
Feb
10%
Co——
&
12%
Shares
Jan
46%
^,25
Power
80(4
80
26%
U. S.
Stocks
Feb
10%
13
Co
Delaware
High
,
68
__1
Budd
New
26 %
__
603
4.33
_—
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Company
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Low
73
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
33%
•
Electric
Transit
Low
71%
Research
Balitmore
-
Shares
T„_10
common...
Atlantic
for Week
of Prices
__
Tel__
&
••
1
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Total.
4,000
$1,569,000
112,000
16,000
$1,511,000
»
$26,302,000
568,000
$24,245,000
Volume
197
Number 6261
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1871)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
Friday
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Last
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
39
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
Range Since Jan. 1,196S
Par
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Par
Abitibi
&
Power
Paper
*
common
4%% preferred
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Ltd
Aluminum
4
%%
Anglo
Canada
4%
pfd
preferred
Canadian
Pulp
Corp Ltd
Feb
28%
27,055
22
55% May
28 y2 May
110
23%
49%
53%
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.130
46 %
Feb
May
54
250
44
43 %
45
958
42
Jan
45ya
Labatt
10%
10%
10%
1.185
9
Jan
10%
Apr
preferred
50
52
53
505
50% Mar
53
50
52-
52
150
50%
Jan
52
Jan
9% May
29y4 Jan
A
class
3
Asbestos
Corp
»
•
9%
9%
9%
24%
26 %
7%
23%
945
26%
.
Bailey Selburn 5%%
preferred—
14.248
Apr
-10
Bathurst
Power
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
5%%
Bank
British
American
Columbia
Columbia Power
Forest
Brockville
Brown
Loeb
;
Chemical
Ltd
Class
class
50 y2
a5%
52%
52%
45
50'/a
4.15
4 40
11,596
75
53 y2
60
Cos
Canada
$1.30
Miron
&
Iron
Breweries
Feb
Jan
18 y8 May
19 y2
Feb
23 y4
1,375
52
Jan
56 %
Apr
Jan
9%
Feb
a8
112
18'/2
200
5.00
235
28%
29%
7.75
1,125
Nova
Canada '
24%
12,305
39
39%
1,297
28%
28%
Ltd™*
27%
27%
28
10
23
22%
23
88
Co
83
88
56%
57%
Malting
Canada Steamship
5(!o
23%
39%
common
*
—
preferred
_12.50
Wire & Cable Co Ltd class B_*
Canadian
Aviation
Canadian
$2.20
$2.65
class
Canadian
B
Canadian, Bronze
Canadian
$1.75
5%
Celanese
series
Class
1,935
51
Feb
58
2
13
Apr
100
14
May
11% May
Feb
53
51% Mar
52%
Apr
1,255
8% Mar
10 y2
Apr
10%
a92
a92
20
63
65
2,960
37%
37%
25
35%
Jan
38%
10%
10%
35,745
8%
Feb
10%
8%
9
400
7V4
Jan
4.40
200
4.00
Feb
4.50
Apr
6%
6%
4,000
Mar
7%
Jan
'6%
17
17
175
68%
68%
68%
4.453
Canadian
16 Va
15%
16%
5,050
common—.___.__*
International
—
Power
Canadian
Pacific Railway
Petrofina
Canadian
Central
Ltd
Vickers
Wire
Del
(B
Columbia
Oils
Consolidated
Textile
Consumers
(R
Credit
Crown
/
Ltd
Jan
42
Jan
46 % May
5,345
1,300
4.00
Jan
29%
27%
30'/a
57,474
24%
Jan
30 y8 May
U
11
Jan
11%
22
4.95
10,732
20
650
18 y2
Jan
8%
250
8ya
Apr
8%
8.05
8.40
10,257
7.90
Jan
9.25
57%
57%
1,000
8.35
6%
Jan
57y2 May
6% Apr
57% May
5% Feb
4.25
Jan
7%
Apr
Jan
27%
Apr
7
582
42
42
570
al8
al8
al8
6%
7
14%
14%
200
66
.
825
14%
3,900
151 % 152%
150
4.50
39
17 y2
17
6%
7 y2 Mar
Jan
45
Jan
Feb
Jan
18
Apr
17%
Jan
Apr
8y8
Jan
14% May
13 y8 Mar
132
Jan
152% May
Jan
25
25%
1,485
22
Jan
25%
Apr
14%
15
575
12
Jan
15%
Apr
25%
*
Distillers
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
preferred
&
Steel
23%
15
19
a21
al9%
a21
520
__*
com
67%
67
67%
1,290
17%
.'
—
Ltd
1
;
Steel
Stores
Dominino
Tar
Chemical
Coal..
&
23%
._*
Canada
Dupuis
Freres
*
com
_1.
class
*
;
of
Co
Power
Steel
Howard
Apr
Apr
10 %
Jan
Feb
*
Apr
9%
17%
17%
17%
16
Mar
17%
5
5
100
5
Jan
7
Co "A"__2.50
23
22
23
2.800
Jan
23
23
23%
400
20
Jan
24
Apr
25
24%
22%
25%
22%
17,139
18%
Jan
26 Va
Apr
20% Mar
22%
Apr
com
22%
*
100
pfd
13%
*
7%
15 %
Apr
Apr
19%
23%
105
21% Mar
23 %
20%
14,775
16%
Jan
25
250
21%
Jan
25
42%
42%
770
19%
15,398
36%
Jan
83
9
Jan
75
50
*
a.
.__*.
13
15%
29%
36%
35%: '/
5%
Salada
Sicard
100
7.40
4,680
20 %
Jan
23%
Jan
620
27
Apr
38 %
Jan
29
29 Va
450
26% Mar
30
Feb
7.40
&
Co
Ltd
9%
9%
10
19.678
Feb
10%
Apr
38Va
39%
5,944
35
Feb
39%
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120
46
Apr
48
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1
7%
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7%
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100
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102%
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3.20
1,100
2.85
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1,225
17 y2
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;
102 %
10o
106%
...
1
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101% 102%
105% 106%
28%
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'104
Jan
500
27 y8 Mar
preferred
(Canada)
Gold
Canada
class
Elevator
Steel
Jan
11%
Jan
7%
Apr
8%
Feb
54c
158.495
30
45 Va
45%
47
47%
46c
27%
3.75
21
Paper
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial ^Tobacco
30%
preferred
Indus Acceptance
34%
Apr
14% Mar
16%
Apr
31%
Apr
36%
20%
21%
41.069
18%
Feb
21% May
•
21%
102 %
21 %
22
1.080
19%
Feb
22 Va
140
3.415
43
65%
2.008
59%
13%'
11 Va
26%
26%
14%
14%
*
1.65
*
Apr
15 V8 Mar
1.84
Jan
Jan
12%
58*
_*
12%
325
11% May
14%
22%
5,000
22 Va Mar
22% Mar
5%
5%
*
12
5%
535
5
6%
Mar
2,205
11%
Apr
5,710
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57% '585/a
55%
Feb
•
Jan
12%
Jan
59%
Feb
2.05
Feb
Mar
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Apr
Apr
19 %
Apr
16%
Jan
21%
10%
Feb
11% May
20
Jan
22 V2
1.60
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100
100
10
100
Apr
38 %
39
425
33
Jan
39
May
49%
64
48
Feb
49%
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'
*
preferred
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100
——
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.___—*
1—
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preferred
49%
—
,
96 % Mar
Jan
Apr
Apr
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
E^tMcssed
Are
Shown
Last
Ajax Minerals
Feb
Jan
Alpha
Aracon
12,369
5.00
150
Jan
Mar
32c
Apr
1
Ltd.l
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
1
Anglo-Nfld
Development Co Ltd
5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
—1
46c
19,900
35c
Mar
85c>
Feb
7c
5c
7c
3,867
5c
Mar
7%c
2.24
2.11
2.24
8,400
1.86
Jan
2.60
8%
8%
100
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
4c
4%c
5,000
4c
Mar
6c
Jan
Ltd..—-*
4c
4c
4%c
3.300
2c
Mar
7c
Jan
Iron Co Ltd...
1
—2.85
5%c
5%c
2,000
6c
Apr
2.80
2.90
34,750
30c
32c
12,197
28c
cl B____*
45c
65c
7,700
30c
Apr
Ltd...——.—1
lie
11c
2,000
9c
Jan
Alsof
Beau
Arno
Mines
Atlas
Sulphur
Atlas
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Amalgamated
&
Telefilms
Belle
4.80
63
18
Feb
20%
Jan
Belding-Corticelli
Apr
Bellechasse
Apr
Blue
Talc
Mines
Ltd
Augustus Exploration
19%
1
____.
Products Co Ltd
30c
1
5% r
11%
Jan
13%
12
Jan
14
500
2.20
Jan
3.30
Jan
46c
Mar
1.70
12c
Apr
Feb
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
3c
3c
500
3c
Apr
5c
1
4c
25c
4c
4 %c
4,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
25c
25c
500
16c
Jan
30c
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153
11%
Apr
12
Jan
17c 21 %c
37,500
16 %c
Jan
18
19%
10,850
14%
Jan
7.00
Bav
Mining Co
Placer Mining..
7.75
1,170
4.75
Jan
1
Ltd™.
Mining
Bonnets
50
43%
43 y8
43%
140
43
Jan
43% Mar
Bornite
58%
58
59
3,486
50%
Jan
59
Bruneau
14
13%
14
10,677
ll%
Jan
42%
11,790
40% Mar
May
14% Apr
44% Jan
com_„_5
15%
Corp
Raceway
•
..1
1
Ltd
Inc
13%
Apr
15%
Calumet
Calgary
Copper
Mines
18c
19
&
12c
14c
28,000
12c
Feb
19c
Jan
20c
21c
6.500
20c
May
27c
Jan
Edmonton
Corp Ltd.—*
Ltd.....
1
21%
21%
175
3c
3c
4,500
4.10
4.10
100
4.25
4.70
1,134
7%
7%
100
a86
a86
7
15%
a6%
75
Jan
6%
Jan
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.,—1
25%
26%
13,070
24% Mar
28%
Jan
Canadian
a47% a47%
30
47 Mz Mar
47% Mar
Canadian
95
95
Delhi
Mines
Oil
Ltd..
4.60
1
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—.—*
cumulative
8.00 Mar
12c
21c
^
14%
5c/r
,28c
Apr
19% Mar
1
Ltd
Uranium
Apr
1
Corp
a6 %
Mar
4c
2.50
Jan
3c
Jan
Feb
12,710
1
Ltd—
Mines
'
1,313
5%
4
19c
Beauce
1,383
Mar
2,070
Bateman
1.50
5.00 May
47c
May
13%
Feb
30c
7
13%
3.25
44c
Jan
1.50
23c
24 %C
Apr
13%
High
Jan
*
Barvallee
13%
11c
' - '
—/.i.'.i.i——5%
Consolidated
May
13%
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15c
5.00
-1
Radio Electronics Ltd—
A
47c
13%
Range Since Jan. 1, 19G3
Shares
High.
14 %C
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Feb
Apr
Dollari
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
—
Common
Canadian
R-Mige
Par
■/
In
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
28% May
43.
27 Va
1.50 Mar
39
4%%
Zellers
Jan
see page
Feb
Feb
2;600
*
footnotes,
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
22
Auto Fabrics
Mar
21%
4,100
11%
21%
Baker
5
6,135
4,950
•
15 Va
21%
3.10
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Jan
11%
--
—*
Feb
98
Feb
9%
22%
*
Class B
19% Mar
a
13%
65%
201
Apr
5%
4,666
15,725
Jan
47% May
Feb
2,590
21
*
Mar
11%
3,955
.50
1.70
104
102 % May
103
47%
64%
Feb
Apr
20 Va
28%
____50
5
44%
.
*
Worts
1.460
102%
13%
—
29%
2,300
20
&
33%
11%
28%
common.
Jan
32%
warrants
A
£1
Corp
Apr
10%
class A
(Geo)
Class
28%
preferred
9
19%
Weston
4,450
preferred
Feb
-
17
17,963
$2.25
7 Va
8V2
Apr
13
7
$2.75
3,455
8%
18%
100
Mar
9,662
Jan
Jan
3,100
May
'
Feb
13%
3.250
12
43
6.25
300
r'10.615
19 %
12
41%
Jan
6.25
15%
6%
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28%
5.40
Apr
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*
Canada
Jan
26
.
18%
7
L
of
47 % May
14%
com.*
pfd
45 % May
Jan
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20
*
$2.00
6%
Apr
102% May
106 y2 May
*
Smith
30%
Jan
45%
19 V4
47c
Bay Mining
Hudson's Bay Co
Jan
44
14%
38c
Hudson
28%
Apr
33%
Pac
Jan
Apr
55c
31%
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
:
1
Trans Co voting trust—*
Prod
& Crude
Oil
..5
&
Jan
1.00
Apr
Westcoast
75
20c
44c
Western
Webb
2,500
/
A
850
27%
Feb
17%
11
26%
14%
;
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10
a
510
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*
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16
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824
4,060
V
103
May
17
13%
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Mar
9%
1
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—
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2.40
.
23.
600
*
A
common.:
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2.25
Mines
19%
22 % May
2.025
47 %
64%
,
200
4.65
Feb
Feb
Apr
33
21%
*
Pipeline
Oil Pipe
5
Ltd
10
79%
7%
10
Bank
Mountain
13,525
31c
14
Apr
29%
..1
—100.
...
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12
2.25 May
Jan
Feb
Apr
14%
72% Mar
101
Feb
12%
95
47.%
27%
*
Corp Fund
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19%
14%
12%
Jan
Mar
10%
10
-
-
Canada
11%
a
Jan
9%
7%
33%
11
8% Mar
Apr
45.40
—
_*
19
340
7%
10%
*
6%
11%
.
Jan
10%
7%
46c
8%
2.40
common
Pittfield
For
104
9%
Feb
22 %
Apr
6%
49%
Jan
9
1,810
Apr
Jan
12% Mar
2,075
Apr
105
6.25
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class
Jan
308
28%
100
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93
19
17%
16
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173
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101
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95
.
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•
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100
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3.00
100
—*
10
common
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Apr
19%
240
14 V2 '
...
Finance
Walker
11
11.
10
14 %
Ltd
Canada
United
126
14 V2
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Turnbull
4.85
preferred—
100
——*
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Toronto-Dominion
Trans
8%
a7%
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Texaco Canada Ltd
Trans
7.40 May
a48
A—
Steinbergs class A
5% %
preferred
Traders
May
Apr
39%
^
common
Mines..
Jan
Apr
14%
*
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20
50
pfd
5%
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-
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-
1
Transport
Co
May
3.15
Jan
Apr
23
Southam
11
20%
13%
7.40
Inc
29
1
27% Mar
Jan
27%
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Feb
12
B
Jan
10
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Farms
51
64 V2
Jan
Jan
12%
27
Jan
9% Mar
20%
7,465
■7,405
22%
Apr
7
25 y4
Apr
37 Va
1,460
r
1.75 Apr
27%
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25
960
Jan
29 %
22%
Shawinigan Water & Power com
*
Series A 4%
pfd.____.._^_——50
Series B 4%% pfd—
——-50
Shell Investments Ltd 5%%
pfd
20
20y4 May-
2.870
16%
Jan
1.60 Apr
31% Feb
*
Shawinigan Industries
Jan
4.306
Mar
22
1,550
•
i
2
common
Foods
Jan
11
15
100
-
Jan
11% Mar
preferred
17 %
28
Apr
% 100
.
14
St^Lawrence Cement class A—
2D/4
23%
55
7,584
St Lawrence
4,070
23
Jan
100
1.210
Royal Bank of Canada
20%
9%
14%
Feb
14
Rolland Paper class A
19%
27%
37
Feb
88
45% Jan
19%
Algom
20%
28
1.65
29%
.12
286
13%
A
10.180
9%
1534
1.60
;
1,685
2,180
•
19%
Class
63
*
14
IOO
54%
13%
Reynolds
62%
*
Mar
19%
preferred
62%
23
May
35
1
9% May
56
6%
31
'28% Jan
53
29 Va
Jan
Feb
46% Mar
27% Jan
395
*
common
44% Mar
Jan
a7
2,023
30%
Apr
80
56
Jan
31
30
May.
:
Products
Steel
Mar
10
;
7
Apr
6,045
a81 % a81 %
9%
15
14
Apr
26
20 % Mar
19
Apr
Jan
5%
98%
__
Reitman's Canada Ltd common
Steel
7%
9%
350
14
•
14% Apr
108% Jan
Feb
6,600
53%
^10
Mar
7%
Feb
6%
•
5
•
Jan
105
7
100
Jan
Mar
29%
31
30%
common..5
12 %
25,683
*
Jan
Apr
13%
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Shell
14
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6%
»
16%
1,923
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12%
14
„10
*
A
Chemical
13%
al07
600
Jan
May
.15% May
19%
42%
19%
&
Feb
7%
2.75
25
*
Oil
Class
20
Jan
6 %
23%
•
& Can Inv Corp.__.___l
Paper
*
Andy Co common.....—
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Feb
2.00. Jan
Co—
Rights
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Holt, Renfrew
Home
18
13%
a7
Lakes
Hardee
Apr
475
19%
Great Britain
Handy
17%
Feb
7.150
55%
preferred
(Chas
preferred
5%%
preferred
General Dynamics
General
Apr
14%
9%
______
5%
Great
67%
20%
15%
9%
Canada
Petroleum
Gatineau
100
_i
Fraser Cos Ltd
&
7%
Sale Price
Fleetwood porp
Foundation Co
Frosst
1,200
1
Corp
..a.
Pleating Prod class A
Falconbridge Nickel Mines.
;
Famous Players Canadian Corp.
&
French
Jan
17% Mar
61
"
7%
2.50
__*
.
Electrolux
Enamel
225
May
Jan
15
20%
50
A—
7,830
.
18%
14%
-
3%\
:
of
15%
*
com
preferred
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14%
•
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18%
7% '
2.50
*
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17%
18 Va
7%
j:
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&
.17%
10
common
Dominion
Pont
19
20%
25
*
Dominion
Du
23% May
Jan
21%
preferred
Warrants-
Redeemable
Feb
5
4,668
common
Lime
17
1.850
51%
*
Dominion
7%
49,505
50%
Corsets'
Apr
Jan
51
Bridge
Coal 6%
Dominion
52%
47%
..2
...
Dominion
Dominion
7.275
•
Seagrams
Dominion
9Va
Petroleum
1958
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ft
■
-
9
13%
Sogemines
22%
al7%
Apr
155
V
25%
Simpsons
6%
6%
7%
4,725
7%
7%
Jan
9
26
Jan
3,900
7"
7%
8%
8%
May
13%
Apr
19,690
7
...2
______
Jan
7%
24%
*
550
6%
Jan
26%
7%
26%
*
A
Ltd..
12 y2
Jan
8%
*
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class
Apr
14
14.085
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Apr,
16%
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69
Feb
13%
_*
common—..
Zellerbach
Crush
____________
A
Foncier
Feb
13%
46 y2
*
*
—
Credit
6iy2
13
*
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B
Coronation
Crain
&
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class
Class
Ltd
Co
Apr
45
25
*
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17
19%
*
.;
.....
Cellulose
15% Mar
*
.
7%
8%
Jan
Apr
Mar
4.15
11%
43
Corp of Canada
Rio
Jan
22
Feb
_*
preferred
Quebec
Telephone
■
Apr
Apr
18%
*
Scott-Lasalle
10%
10
•
Ltd
6
9
*
Ltd...
Consolidated
Corbys
25
.
preferred.
Chrysler Corp
Coghlin
13%
46 %
1
_______—
Cloth
Rio
*
.
Canadian
Capital
.
..—50
com
—
Jan
May
8%
Hydrocarbons
*
Canadian Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
Preferred
92
65
4.40
1
Canadian Marconi Co
Jan
Jan
10%
A—50
Canadian
Canadian
90%
36
63%
common..*
class
Jan
'
Apr
*
Bros
Reed
17%
Mar
Feb
6%
Jan
2,065
10%
3,315
16
40
:
Quebec Natural Gas
Jan
Feb
10%
16%
1
Provincial
May
Apr
common
Industries
13 y8
14
10y4
52%
17
17%
Development
Price
Apr
5iy8
*
Husky
Apr
535
B
Canadian
88
4,210
*
Ltd
Jan
42,964
100
Morse
69 y2
8%
52%
Jan
20%
...
Placer
Jan
11%
25
Co
395
8
14%
525
class
Power
Jan.
52%
8VB
6.935
325
Warrants
May
10%
52%
pfd
Fairbanks
5,095
23
51%
8%
common.*
'
pfd
Chemical
Canadian
33%:
29 %
Jan
11%
common
Canadian
Jan
20y4
52%
preferred..
Aluminum
27%
26 y2 Mar
•
*
..i.™;:
British
164
350
50
common
16%
*
Page-Hersey Tubes
24% May
39% Apr
Jan
14
16%
Light & Power
Flour Mills common.
Pacific
Feb
8.75
10 Va
Electronics!
Breweries
preferred
14
11%
13 %
16%
22
...
Drug &
Ontario
Feb
29
al2% al2%
——
Canada
20% Jan
Feb
Scotia
Ogilvie
Feb
6.00
•
9%
Noranda Mines Ltd
Feb
31
6.80 Mar
725
■
Jan
19%
Feb
1,325
42%
Rights.
14 y8 May
3.75 "Jan
21%
13%
*
National Trust Co Ltd_^_
Jan
Jan
12
17 %t
...
Corp
National
.
7V2
525
14%
12 y2
B
Moore
Jan
83% May
13%
May
30%
27 y2 May
Feb
Jan
21 %
Trust
4.65 Mar
60
Jan
78%
10
13%
*
Montreal
Jan
54
750
*
A
Locomotive
Jan
1,850
11%
*
com
Steel
Ltd
Class
Montreal
Feb
900
83%
42%
partic
class A
Feb
2.75
53%
81
11 Va
83
Apr
52% May
53% Apr
20
6%
Apr
7,793
14 %
Ltd
6y4
56
24%
common
48 %
;
51%
18%
*
Sugar
Foundries
53 %
5
Ltd
Paper
Jan
21%
20
Dominion
Jan
*
Jan
17%
a7%
Co
(Robt)
55 %
*
preferred
Canada
Canada
43%
1
&
Molson
20%
7.75
common.
2.915
A
5
240
4.85
common.
Cement
52%
51%
10
class
Structural
Power
Penmans
Calgary Power
51%
5
High
38
Ltd
(M)
.Mitchell
56
,
34%
....
class
Feb
18 %
18%
Jan
.
Apr
53
57 Va
20,370,
15,175
28%
28%
Ltd
50
85
.
28%
,
;
15,068
60
27%
a8
724
Massey-Ferguson common
5%%
preferred
Metropolitan Stores common
Apr
Apr
21%
Products
Bulolo Gold
Jan
56%
pfd— _10
34%
...
Jan
6.60
53%. Feb
50%
A_.
B
Building
421
a5%
.
6%
51
2.515
52
50%
-.1
Ltd
52
a5%
com— _25
Feb
34%
r Class
B
.2.50
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Maritime Tel & Tel
;
,10
■
Apr
52
Jan
Financial
MacKinnon
Jan
79
Feb
48
.50
4.30
73%
Class
Apr
3.50
Feb
4.95
4,585
—£
Company
Mills
52
70%
1,578
'
57
Products-
Telephone
75
5.80
51%
28%
British
Bruck
74%
Co____
Apr
Apr
Low
9
Loblaw
Apr
76%
2.70 Mar
52
II
25%
>
69% Mar
3.078
.50
Note
British
Columbia
1,031
3.35
57
Oil_
British
75
3.30
51%
-25
pfd
American
Feb
69%
Jan
63
5.60
Light & Power-
British
23%
4,592
74%,
74%
&
Bovvaters
300
69
74%
-10
Paper class A
:
!
5%
preferred
Paper
Bo water
25%
3.30
Telephone
Bowater
68%
-10
Rights
J
Banque Canadian National
Rights
Banque Provinciale (Canada)„
Bell
25%
68%
->5
Bank of Nova Scotia—...
18%
6j%
(John)
Bros
Maclaren
Bank of Montreal
Jan
9.020
High
»
Service
preferred
preferred
$2.00
Lewis
Mar
class
Ltd
$1.25
May
preferred
Class C preferred
$2.50
$2.70
16%
70%
I
25
Public
Laurentide
Jan
*
common—
52
200
68%
Canada
preferred
Jamaica
Mart
52
50
pfd
$2.00
of
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
23% May
49% Jan
Jan
440
48%
49
18%
*
....7.60
Paper common
Utilities Corp
Apr
25
43%
40%
1.995
:•••
50
preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
Argus
46
24% Mar
11.920
45%
23%
50
Nickel
International
27%
25
18%
preferred
International
High
55%
44
a24% a24%
55%
28%
*
of
Co
Low
High
Cement
International
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
53
44%
25
*
Inland
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Low
10
Sales
Week's
Last
preferred—__—100
.
7%,
20Va
Jan
24
Feb
3c
3.85
Jan
3.10
Feb
7%
Apr
85
Feb
■
Feb
4c
Jan
4.60
J"\n
4.70 May
8%
85
Jan
Feb
40
(1872)
The Commercial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
V
.
Canadian
Kodiak
Canadian
Power
Cantexas
Royalty Co Ltd
Ltdi—
Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Central
Manitoba
Cessiand
Chiboug
Mines
Copper
48c
12
12
300
1
13c
15c
1,900
.
1.40
1.60
7c
1,100
aS'/aC
Miniere
2,700
4c
1.96
2.10
8,200
90c
85c
11,490
71c
13c
12c
14c
1
'
Consolidated
Div
L'Ungava—___1.50
Standard
Mogador Mines Ltd
Ltd—
&
Provost
Credit M-G
Inc
class
Jan
6y2c
Feb
Jan
4.70
Apr
Tib
Feb
1.70
Apr
Titan
Petroleum
Jan
Trans
Canada
class
A
A.
3»/2C
11c
4,000
8,500
85c
214
59
.
Jan
3c
4c
6c
Mar
11c
Apr
60c
Apr
90c
Jan
25
Jan
29
Apr
19c
1.025
15c
Feb
22c
1,400
18c
Apr
25c
36%
41
David
&
Limitee
Frere
Deer Horn
Delta
5c
Jan
5c
12,500
3c
Jan
5c
5.500
16c
Apr
30c
Jan
825
8
Feb
"A"—
■
11% Mar
al2%
175
30c
al2
30c
1,500
30c
50
44 y2
44 y2
12
Jan
60c
62c
2,500
1.60
1.60
10c
65
1
Ltd
.—_—*
-
/
43
34c
Jan
60c
700
1.50
28y2c
29c
2,000
22J/2c
29c
24,900
10c
Mar
Linoleum Co Ltd.*
28
27 y4
28
1,515
Drummond
Welding & Steel Wks Ltd *
alO
alO
alO
Dumagami
Mines
30c
30c
30c
Dominion
Oilcloth
Ltd—_
——1
Ltd—
&
,
Ltd
1
23
Dumcnt Nickel
Corn
1
East Kootenay Power 1%
Sullivan Mines Ltd-
19c
100
pfd
1.60
East
Empire Oil
Equity
&
Minerals
Explorations
Fab
Ltd
Inc
Ltd
8%
Apr
Apr
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Reliance
Fundy
1
Ltd
(1945)
Foods
of
Canada
2c
Feb
7
Apr
2,500
3y2c
Jan
8,500
15c
Jan
31c
76,500
18c
7.200
15c
1.75
1.70
24c
Mining
Ltd
4,750
1.70
29.200
1.35
.
1.40
300
2.50
10c
30O
1.00
2.00
2.50
Ltd
Iron
1.35
1
7c
7c
8y2c
13,500
2.00
1.71
2.04
39.116
5y2c
Gold
a22 y2 a22 Va
50
Apr
2.00
&
Apr
9c
Accept
Oil
7c
Jan
83
44%
Jan
52
50
52 y2
52y2
50
Ltd—1
6y2c
6I/2C
1,000
3.25
3.25
5,600
3.40
21.594
2.60 May
56c
May
56c
Mines
Ltd
class
A
Ltd
(Walter
4c
2.85
Oils
&
Malauic Hygrade
Mines
4c
7%
300
7%
9.00
900
9.00
200
3c
Mi
22
9C
1,000
22 y2
%,
221/2
150
Anthes
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Ltd
8c
Ltd
8c
38y2c
50c
7,200
1
7yac
71/aC
Co
4%
preferred
class
Ashdown
Jan
Ash
Jan
Temple
Atlantic
Jan
Class
Feb
Preferred
A
24
Mar
Atlas
12c
Jan
Autofab
81c
Mar
Ltd
25c
28c
9,500
22c
36c
Jan
preferred
Ltd
common....*
Island
:
9%
9V4
Mid-Chibougamau Mines
Midepsa Industries Ltd
5%
sy2
51/2
600
22c
19c
41c
546,452
12c
Mar
41c
Apr
50c
50c
50c
Apr
62c
Jan
1
Royal
Mines
Dairies
18c
15c
18c
•
3.10
2.50
3.30
48,615
35c
35c
39c
13,800
35c
1
Ltd
10c
10c
9c
common..*
62c
50c
May
Ltd—
9c
50c
Co
;
Jan
1.10
1,237
Ltd
1.60
*
10c
Mines
Mines Ltd
Ltd
10
10c
1,275
2.25
6,950
31/2C
100
110
106
...1
14c
10c
5c
10c
1
5c
5c
14,700
1,000
lli/a
225
11 y2
1
19,500
3,542
14c
9y2c
,
...1
•
1,350
1.90
J
Finance class
North American Rare Metals Ltd
Northern Quebec Power Co 1st
1.75
3y2c
2.05
+
Norac
1,000
/
32c
33c
491/2
50%
655
20c
<
50"%
pfd__50
Northwest Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd.l
6%
18c
-
3.55
Jan
87c
36c
1.90
Jan
-
9
Jan
,
20c
1,000
2,800
1.50
Feb
Rights
Manufacturing
16'/2C
Co
I
1.50
3c
Ltd
*
com.
Apr
12c
Jail
6c
Jan
110
Jan
32c
Paper
■
Valley
83,000
Bowaters
Mersey
5,300
5c
3.25
23,400
5c
5c
3,000
5c
Brazilian
Traction
Preferred
British
American
British
57c
•
59e
19,366
4c
51/2C
16,500
4c
4c
4c
3,000
48
1
66c
4>/2C
47
48
305
3.10
3.10
12c
3.45
12 c 13'/a
20
20
Class B
Jan
4%%:
Apr
3.50 Mar
Aur
9% Mar
a_^
—
48c
Jan
7%c Feb
Feb
3.25 May
Jan
8c
Jan
Apr
3y2c Jan
66c
Feb
J
45
Jan
48
Feb
3.7o
15c
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
20%
Jan
Feb
20%
Jan
19 y2
19%
Apr
20 % Mar
19%
150
al5% al5%
30c
30c
3ic
1,5*0
"110
.26,000
100
3 8ui)
.3.15
3.15
3.30
1,612
1.00
1.C5
4,500
10%
10%
10 y2
315
14c I51/2C
10,500
Development
14c
.
-'7%
7%
50c
46c
43.
71/2',
'
51c
2,191
104,700
46 y2
1.30
50c
50c
300
30c
285
16 %
16%
10 %
9%
9
10%
9%
52 %
19% May
20
53c
Feb
69c
Apr
15%
Jan
16
Apr
2c,
Jan
11%
24 3 8
3.10
3.10
6%c
Mar
Cement
Foils
8%
Jan
9y4
Jan
35
36 V2
1.735
33%
Jan
37%
Apr
56%
57 %
33,244
53 y4
Feb
57 %
5%
820
Apr
5'/4
Apr
Apr
53
5
4.35
Canada Iron
&
5%
2,500
•4.35
24.331
5
94
135
85
58 %
75
53
27 %
28%
35.876
18
17%
18%
16,494
16%
16%
100
v
; v
16%
I6V2
20%
21%
37
20
20
55
97
96
97
85
88
88
88
35
21%
56
106 ya
109%
109
8
:
70
Jan
Feb
80
2.70 Mar
y2
3.15
Jan
.
Feb
27% May
12'/a Jan
15 y4
Jan
Mar
Jan
5% May
4.65 Mar
May
2.75
5
600
28%
.
-
Apr
Jan
95
Mar
58 V'4 May
30%
Jan
18% May
16% May
15 y4
Feb
49.310
19%
Feb
23%
Jan
/
25
30 y2
Jan
39
Apr
20
25
19
20y4
Feb
56%.
1,891
Apr
Jan'
56%
94
Jan
97
85
Mar
y2
51 y2
17
Mar
Apr
May
90%
Feb
Feb
75
106%
•;
109%;
8
35,4
8
105
Jan
107%
60
107
Jan
lC9y2 May
9% Feb
175
7y8 Mar
13%
14
404
12
Jan
14
27
29
260
21
Feb
31%
7
100
6%
5
600
5
9%
9%
9%
3,521
75c
70c
75C
4,128
24%
*
23%
24%
Jan
May
Feb
7y2 Mar
20 y4
Jan
25
102 y4
Apr
1,100
5y8
Apr
39%
39%
39%
7.658
29
Jan
40
28%
28 %
29
382
27
Jan
29y8 Mar
28
19%
27%
19%
•
40
40
com
*
23
A
Aviation
Bakefies
♦
...
•
-
Feb
19%
Mar
28 %
35
Jan
40
41
V
18ya
26
75
500
35
Jan
41%
Apr
22
Apr
20
120
14
Mar
23
2.446
20
Jan
86
86
-25
83%
88
1,102
59
59
185
_•
Jan
Apr
Mar
23% Mar
Jan
87%
69Va
Jan
90
Apr
Apr
56
Jan
60
Mar
85
*
55
59%
60,%
Jan
60 y2
79
.
77
79
741/2
Feb
81
58
56 %
58
372
51
Feb
58
Apr
12%
12%
200
12% May
13y2
Jan
11%
14%
!
154
1,187.
14
14
14
201
♦
...
Apr
Apr
930
88
59%
Apr
200
86
12.50
1
6%
40
59
*
common..
22 %
24% May
105
28
-
38
20
lo
10
B
Jan,
13,577
*
-
class
Jan
1.15
*
Steamship Lines
Wire
10%
Feb
105
*
Preferred
8V2 Mar
42c'
Jan
5%
*
Permanent
Canada
5V2
105
•
class
May
5%
—100
Canada
Canadian
May
80
*
common
Jan
Feb
53
2.75
——100
Forgings
Foundries
Jan
64c
Feb
80
,
1.10
Apr
503,8
57
•
B
Canadian
^5
Feb
7
preferred
Jan
Apr
53
4.15
•
4.75
7%
6
2.75
*
10b
!l0
____^_
Packers
Feb
54%
Jan
■
94
.•
Malting
6%
52
50%
*5y4
95
y
80
0
Feb
Apr
9% Mar
49% Mar
180
53
53
5Va
5
53 %
12%
410
51
5%
37
Corp
common.,
Class
46c
50y2. Feb
329
5%
20
Foundries
Canada
4.10-Jan
9,j5
*
Crushed Cut Stone
Dominion Sugar
Jan
2.95 Mar
1,935
5%
A.
common
Canada
24c
Apr
300
5
•
Canada
May
Jan
3.50
:
Feb
14c
76%
9%
A-^-~.
Apr
10% Mar
69%
2.80 Mar
52%
1
Jan
'
Feb
69% Mar
11%
...___
16
Apr
Apr
62%
2-531
57
•
preferred
50c
Feb
Feb
35
«
;
Feb
Mar
Jan
1.70
52
50 %
Preferred
4%%
4.65
Apr
11%
*
5%
preferred
Canada Bread common—
Canada
Mar
Jan
,
•
3.15
52 %,
Enterprises
Calgary Power common-
A
45
4.10
35c
•
50%
Cabol
Class
Jan
34%
4.563
3.40
52%
Burns & Co
Canada
Jail
23% Mar
5
class
Class B
Canada
103
8,776
75
3.30
Jan
Jan
8U
l
69
74%
19 y4
100
420
68%
24% May
Jan
.55
119,800
•
Jan
Jan
Mar
70c
3.90
8%
14 ya Mar
22%
22% Mar
16%
May
22
4.60
yy,;:
,
53
235
42 c
.__i.____i.l00
Jan
2.95
4,505
/V'y
4.60
1..20
15%
10
100
18%
23%
•
53 y2 Apr
52% May
Apr
18
68%
;
Feb
2«J
23%
Jan
Apr
9% May
Feb
310
440
65c
:
6V4%
Canada
7
13%
18
■
16 y2
Feb
21 Va
Apr
10%
Feb
750
24%
24%
50c
Feb
50
21
common
Brown Company
Building Products
,
50%
50%
4.60
_li
30c
95c
415
355
1.500
.
13%
21
____100
Ltd
Apr
Apr
Feb
Jan
101
preferred
Bullochs
Jan
1.70
Jan
8
50
class
;
preferred
Brockville Chemical
59%
7%:
53
52%
8
24 %
Jan
8%
53
.
51%
Feb
Apr
May
Feb
8,634
37.o5
preferred
5%%
12
35c
29
Mar
6,419
>
.
May
55% May
14 y8 Mar
16%
Columbia Telenhone common 25
preferred (1956)_—_
100
4%%
Canada
2.25 Mar
10c
* n
20
16
22
390
May
6c
5c
Jan
75
dp
class
see page
10c
200
69c-
980
390
1.40
_50
Preferred
Jan
8.20
275
a
24
49%
10%
Jan
Apr
'
,
Jan
24
37.60
Products
Power
22c
'
Jan
1.40
Jan
24
6.85
May
21%
Jan
Jan
19
9 % May V
50c
•
Sugar
Feb
43%
20c
48%
100%
Oil
Columbia
108 y2
V
Apr
24
37.60
Note
Columbia
20
15%
29
5.30
-1.40
«•
Bank
British
Mar
4c
14,479
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
9.75
Apr
19
2,75
British
Mar
a20
a
Lawrence
Ltd
16,200
27%
1,426
1
17 J/2
1
48%
^,100
Feb
24c
191/2
a20
69c
cl
Ltd
2,500
''
—50
common
49% Mar
191/2
19%
Enterprises warrants.
Columbian Metals
St Lawrence
Diversified Lands
Sangamo Co Ltd
c
16,400
36,021
*
(TG)
American
106
Jan
110
7.50 Mar
500
30c
28%
common
IIV2 Mar
Jan
1.60
9%
*
...
Forest
46c
l
5c
55%
20c
*
preferred
Packers
:
53
9%
£1
Apr
Jan
106
*
Paper
Columbia
—
•
6.85
23%
5% preferred
preferred
5%%
Columbia
9 % Mar
a—
6,929
,
9%
.20
common.—
British
May
31c
200
2.65
Ruby Foo's
80
40c
3.00
Ltd.!
footnotes,
91/2
a22
5c
a20
Mines Ltd.—
Bearings (Canada) Ltd
6c
5c
Nickel
(1957)
Regent Mines
25,624
9y2
preferred....
Save
9c
34c
....
Ltd
-"100
a22
35c
2
pfd
preferred...
preferred
Canada
3.00
3.40
8.00
106 % 106%
6.60
__25
new
May
Jan
6.60
•
Exploration
Quebec Smelting & Reflmne L'ri
Mines
13c
200
7.55
///.%, 1.17/
65c
9%
British
■
Jan
*
Telephone
Tank
15c
Mar
107%
*
Feb
Jan
19c
30 y4
"A"______
14 %c Mar
Jan
48%
Feb
2,675
55%
_£/____
Apr
10%
27 y4
_lo
Feb
4c
22,964
'
Bridge
Bright
15c
9V2c Mar
29
108% 109 %
10
Lumber- common
Bowater
Feb
2.75
Apr
73
j
&
1950
7,000
6c
—i____—.20
,
5%
7.75.
3.40
Pitt Gold
Mining Co Ltd—
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
...I
Power Corp of Canada 4
V2 % 1st pfd 50
Gold
Bell
Jan
Jan
17c
Apr
2.45
27%
%
106%
10
&
83c
Jan
«
common—.—
Bow
•
Peace River Mining &
Smelting
Pennbec Mining
Corp
Phoenix Canada Oil__!
telephone
17c
7.75
•
Ltd
16y2c
7c
Mines
Cobalt
Beaver
British
;
;
Mines
Power
Bros
Jan
Jan
2.35
2.00
51%/
Bowater Corp
2.45 Mar
9%c Mar
7,775
23 y2 May
2.80 Jan
2,375
•
6.75
Class' A
Jan
,
Opemlsca Explorers Ltd
__1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Pacific Atlantic- Candn Investmn Co
1
7c preferred
Patricia Silver
Beatty
y"
Jan
Mar
Apr
75c
28%
_
Feb'
'
•
For
4,50095,450
8%
14c
Bathurst
Jan
Feb
3.75
22
46
2.35
*
Industries
25%
3.35 Mar
>100
1,660
-___„___100
Jan
May
2,025
y
2,138
common
V4
22 V2
66c
52%
—__
40
265
24
Rights-.
Bartaco
9,733
18%
common
Hlgi
V
%
2.25
109
50
—
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
18
.
OILS.
67c
_1
...
Ltd.*
Newfoundland Lt & Pow Co Ltd
Newrich Exploration Co Ltd
Chains
72c
8%
•
Vending
Frigistors Ltd
'
5%
May
May
1
Formaque Mines Ltd
Amulet
Feb
1
Ltd
Shares
•
:
and
beini
one
for Week
23%
A
first
2.35
25
—
■'.:
The
Sales
Range
of Prices
2.60
*
Bramalea
Automatic
Minera's
5%
1,800
22,200
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Pleasant
Jail
5
Corp Ltd
'
Mount
10
Apr
•
...
Mining
Mount
9!/4
425
■
■
Feb
Dollar*
18%
B—
26c
(Silver
Week's
r
MINES
23%
__.
class
•
Distilleries
the
Canadian
; 2.65
common..
Bank of Npva Scotia
9c
Mar
list
in
10
Bank of Montreal
&
second
10
Electric V
Feb
Shop
the
Expressed
Jan
Jan
Saucon
segregated into two parts.
_•
Apr
Bt
Apr
7.85
Steels
25c
Renoid
4.50
2.60
Z
-—'■
54%
M
Jan
3.60
-_.:vv./■■;■,
Jan
&
3.85
23%
100
Sugar Refineries
Feb
4c
10c
Jan
R
200
3.35
—
.___
Jan
Red Crest
4.50
*
Acceptance
Preferred
7c
Mercury Chipman
,
4.50
23%
common
Atlantic
Mar
14c
Raglan
Jan
;
44 y4
1955
8%c
23%
_5
preferred
Hardware class B___—
5,000
1956
Apr
24%
100
B
2,925
1951
3%c
•
preferred
Feb
20c
5%
1,000
•
53%
5%
4%c
________
50%
5%
Jan
4y2c
45%
—.50
i6y2c
Quebec
80c
44
preferred
preferred
12%
38V2c May
500
Jan
13
—
com
50%
Gold
86c
Feb
Jan
22%
25
preferred
I6V2C
Cdn
Mar
12%
40c
Low
•
$2.70
8%
Jan
7c
Jan
100
24%
Ltd
$2.60
9
22% May
1.000
38 %C
1
82c
1,000
44%
Class C
Auto
*
Mines
5%
3.65 Mar
12 %c Mar
13
are
Are
...
—
Imperial class
Corp common
Argus
1.30 May
Jan
7c
Jan
2.30 May
6c
Jan
1.9C0
20c
Feb
5c
Apr
9c
60c
14% May
45c
_■
6y4 Mar
Apr
a2c
170
49.200
Jan
Jan
4.50
•
$2.50
5.15
Jan
9.00
9.00
8%
a2c
*
1.30
a 11
Apr
1.09
Jan
7%
95c
5
1.200
4.800
101,000'
i
__5
Quebec
13
.25
common
4%%
3.25 May
Apr
500
•
3.05
45c
2
:
Gas
Ltd—1
Paudash
Jail
*
preferred—
Mines
Matachewan
Paton
57c
40c
14i%
Apr
4%c
*
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
<
Mar
11%
Last
common
Controls
Warrants
£
Majcnrans
West
32c
1,455
*
common
Analogue
Jan
3.85
Jan
7%
1.10
J
6y4 Mar
400
36.315
8%
1
—1
>
6i/4
3.50
4c
5
A
1.000
6%
3.15
3.45
1
Ltd
56c
1
*
.
Co
New
1.400
141/B
85c
.
52
3.20 Mar
2.60
*
Corp
'
7c
3.25
Lowney
Nocana
Feb
85c
Shown
—
Rights
Apr
Feb
3.00
Copper Mining Co Ltd
—1
Corp of Canada Ltd
;
*
New
Apr
75c
STOCKS, and
:
...
Aluminium
49
V
Jan
5c
1
Hithium
Needco
27
12c
common
Algonquin Bldg Credits
20 %c Mar
•
*
'
B
Aluminum
4,000
—_*
Lamcntagne Ltd class
Lelacd Publishing
Native
Jan
Jan
5%
Algoma Steel
Apr
a__
46
Jan
2.60
2.45
common
Algoma Central
Warrants
Mar
2.28
—-
16c
Jan
Mar
-l>c
40c
Friday
Alberta Natural
Jan
Apr
46
■___
Zinc
1.85
Jan
15c
Jan
6%c
1.14 Mar
24 y2
5 Vo
Canada
u-.:--
Ltd
Distillers
Class
Apr
1.15
*
...
12c
14c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Class A preferred...
Class A warrants
Jan
2.60
Jan
.
Jan
..5
2.30
STOCKS
Paper
Voting trust
Alberta Gas Trunk
Apr
31c
1.50 Mar
a—
Jan
7c
3.10C
8%-C
Exchange issues
Warrants
Jan
Mining
Ltd
common
Mines..
Lead
Apr
4.25
Jan
Alberta
'
__
62c
34,200
12c
1
&
Preferred
Mar
Jan
1.80
Jan
27
*
of
Feb
13c
69c
*
Fd
V
Jan
6%c Mar
19,000
a2.00
Apr
1.80
19% May
66c
2.30
Ltd..
Inv
5&C"
"5c
*
Preferred
Ltd—
20
Corp
National
5c
*
■
Apr
Apr
Power
Acklands
Mar
17c
-
Jan.
90c
2,310
—•
-
&
1.75
t20c 25y2C
.
3.20
6c
8%c
Jan
8.200
4.25
1.00
Ltd
Dredging
Club
7%
11,500
Pai
Abitibi
Jan
35c
5y2c Mar
2.000
1
(Canada)
Foundation
Jubilee
Merrill
1.000
7c
_1
Ltd
Ltd
INDUSTRIAL
Mar
28c
-
.
Jan
5y2c
-15c
3.70
Ltd,—
Keeiey Frontier Ltd
Renting Aviation
Melchers
33.405
8c
1
Apr
8
27c
3.85
l._
.Jockey
Massval
1.02
10c
-
14%
10
1
Prices
Jan
3c
1.000
4y2c
Ltd.*
5
Helium
3,000
15c
:—"
convertible preferred
Continental Oil Company
Lingside
80c
G%c
40c
Ltd..
INDUSTRIAL
May
8%
7
_•
Labrador
1.00
*
14 %c
Jan
16% Mar
26%
Ltd.
Feb
23c
2c
,
5V2C
__
Ltd
Investment
Laduboro
Co
Feb
16c
Jan
25c
Develop..:
Paints
Interprovincial
Kiena
21.275
1.51
Jail
68c
2.57 May
4c
Feb
Jan
8%
4V2C
i
;
preferred
Hontiki
10c 10 %c
a2.00
Ltd
Speculative
Mar
4.C00
Ltd.L...
■
•
Ceramic
International
"International
100
•
&
10c
319.900
7
Ltd
Mining
International
6%
Israel
Ltd.
The Toronto Stock
Jan
160
Jan
29c
Ltd
Silver Mines
Inspiration Ltd
22c
ay4
2c
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Cc
Mar
8»/4
Ltd..
Autotronics
Lake
6%
Apr
25c
Mar
8c
Inc—_
Bay Copper Mines
Oils
Ltd
Grissol
3c
313,000
common.
Minerals
Mines
Hastings
1,000
16c
16 %c
16 %c
Ltd—
Futurity
Genuine
3%c
9c
York
7c
100
19%
a all
84c
Jan
68c
Mar
1,92
Mines
6,500
1.60
18
6%c
1
Apr
•./• :ioy4
Jan
155
20
800
15c
*
;
Investments
Lake
16c
9.000
1.60
2.57
Helium
Apr
10c
1
Associates..
Products
51c
10c 10 %c
1
Explorations
Western
4.500
1.60
:::+
Corp
Westeel
60c
118% May
Jan
28
25V2C
3%c
1
;—
Fontana
20c
1.95
55c
4
Co
8V2C
Jan
'8c
Ltd
Electric
Oil
50c
Jan
110y2
19%
Ltd
Hout
Apr
6%c
1,404
1.19 Mar
500
1.60
1
Mining & Exploration
Fiscal
■Glen
Der
5oc
7.000
♦
May
33c
>130
2.35
1
Apr
Sale Price
Metal
Fabi
19c
Jan
Feb
"
Fox
Van
Jan.
62c
Jan
26c
Leaseholds
200
7c
1
Swimming Pools Ltd
Vanguard
Feb
46
May
28c
Explorers
Dominion
Apr
50c
7c
118 y2
1
Freezers
Towns
Mar
Westburne
U2% Mar
May
._*
Dominion
Fort
United
Val
Feb
19c
11
17c
al2%
50c
1.00 Mar
118 118%
7C
-100
Ltd___
Ltd__
-
11
*
Mines Ltd
Electronics
Fano
Mines
Exploration
Westville
Crusade Petroleum Corp Ltd
42c
Properties.^
Apr
5c
19c
Apr
Jail
7.128
40c
UUnited- Corporations class B___
United Obalski
Mining Co Ltd.
United Principal
Jan
21c
40%
5
—10
Tazin
Jail
43.500
x
.pfd.
Ltd
1.50
39%
40V2
1
—j
Ltee
Mines
4.00
19c
Paper Com Ltd
•
Consol Quebec .Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Mines
500
4c
35c
41c
Ltd.—__
Mines
5,000
21c
Consolidated
Couvrette
Talisman
35,900
4Gc
Ltd__
Petroleum
45,660
9c
1
Pacific
Apr
Cons.
Lake
4c
a25 a25Va
a25
1
New
Tache
1.70
85c
*
Consolidated
Supertest
High
73c
40c
55c
Mines
4.75
3 Vac
3'/2c
"A"—*
Consolidated
Sullivan
Feb
Gold
Low
70c
Services
4c
Ltd—,—1
Sec
Feb
14c
Standard
Jan
2.35
92c
Feb
Air
Range Since Jan. 1, 1968
High
72c
—2
1.70
——
Preferred
7y2c
Spartan
Low
Shares
1
Ltd
South Dufault Mines Liu
Southern Canada Power 6%
4.55
4C
(Can) Ltd_*
Mines
41,700
Mines
for Week
of Prices
1
Ltee
Jan
11c
Apr
Town
Ltd
Apr
Jan
Mar
11%
May
Silver
Mines
Soca
9c
Jan
71c
Summit
Utlll
1.60
Mar
—1
._
Bellekeno
10
Silver
Apr
11c
Apr
80c
,
Consolidated
20C
1.40 May
6c
Feb
4y2c
2,425
a3c a5V2C
12
2.10
_
•Compagnie
11 %
Jan
Jan
1
.
1
Corp.
Warrants
10%
—
Ltd—_—
Ltd
Copper Corp—
Commodore Business Mach
.
9y4
Pai
Feb
Sales
Range
,
Sale Price
High
59c
Week's
,
Last
-
Jan. 1, 1963
Feb
11c
4,000
6c
38c
17,000
7c
6c
—-
Cleveland
1
12,200
Ltd..
'
Minerals
41c
Ltd—
Ltd
Corp
Chemalloy
47c
Range Since
Low
——
Explorations
Corp
•
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
Ltd—*
&
Paper Inv
Explorations Ltd
Canorama
Carbec
Ltd
Refineries
Low
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
for Week
of Prices
Par
.
Financial Chronicle
Sales
Range
Sale Price
■V
and
8%
8%
8 %
1.025
8
*
8 %
8%
8%
100
8
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
_
9% Mar
Jan
8%
Apr
/
Volume
Number
197
6261
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1873)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Canadian
Par
-■
.
*
Breweries
Canadian
A
Class
t
11%
28.578
52?*
51%
52 3*
52%
52%
2,670
com—10%
10%
10 %
2,005
2.25
2.40
B
.
Aluminum
warrants
2.40
.
warrants
class
Celanese
63%
38
common,
A
"
Feb
11
1.60 Mar
2.40
490
13%
1,015
11
65
1,170
36
$1.75
preferred
Canadian
.
Chemical
1
Curtis
Wright
•Canadian Dredge Dock,
Canadian
1st
Food
'
Jan
36,140
General
Class
80c
Apr
2,300
75c
Jan
1.00
7%
I,557
Apr
8%
Jan
370
71/4
Jan
9 '/a Mar
10
3.10
Feb
4.00 May
8%
8%
'8%
.4.00
4.00
54
54;
36
Oil
Warrants
.__
41%
15%
20
Jan
54
Mar
39
20
;
•
15
Feb
16%
Jan
200
16'A
Jan
20
Apr
Hinde &
v
Feb
Jan
Home
1.05
Feb
1.60 Jan
15% Mar
69
1.15
1,10
1.15
1.800
17
18%
21;657
68%
6
7%
Hees
Canadian
Imperial Bank
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Locomotive
10
68 V2
68%
6,861
61%
Gas--_____—2.50
8%
8%
9
1,385
*
16
16
16 3 a
3.394
8% Apr
13% Feb
*
4.60
4.60
4.75
240
Co_"—
—1
4.20
4.10
4.25
Railway
—25
30
27%
30V8
88,440
10
11
11" 11%
4.391
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
common
__.
Salt
preferred
*
'
Canadian Tire
Corp class A
3.440
r
20
*
20
400
24
26%
26 %
2,269
Feb
600
9,786
60
61
760
58% Mar
64
Jan
18%
18%'
100
14%
18%
Apr
26
4,608
26
Jan
97%
Jan
10
61
4.55
Jan
4.00
Jan
4.95
16
Jan
22
*
;
25%
2514
100
,
971%
971/2
A
4%%
•
common
n
*
Canadian
4%
Gas
& Co—
20%'
;
5%%
preferred
Flo
281% Mar
26
300
7 Vb
30.865
490
18%
18
18%
1,15
1.05
'54
53%
1.55
Chateau
Gai
Chrysler
Corp
Clairtone
Jan
14,515
24% Mar
28%
Feb
98
98
45
96
98
Feb
5%
6
2,785
Minerals
Industrial
16'A
15%
Jan
17
Jan
21 %
211,2
300
20'A
Jan
31
29%
31
365
25'% Mar
*
common
13%
Jan
16
56'% May
Columbia
Cellulose
Consolidated
2.50
1.600
2.10
Apr
20'/a
100
20'%
Apr
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Paper
Credit
(R
9
Jan
700
7%
Jan
8'%
4.75
Jan
6.35
Feb
27%
24,415
22%
II,166
36'A
Jan
41
19
Jan
231/4
108
85'
106 Va
Jan
109%
108
55
106'A
Jan
1091/s
Feb
*
18 V2
71%
18%
2.105
167/*
17 Va
17
17%
1.315
,16'A
Jan
6%
7
3.540
6%
Jan
1.75
1.75
520
1,45
Apr
3.65
9%
1,690
91/4 May
10%
Jan
1.95
2.00
90 0
6%
*
*
2.00
*
Timber
common
14%
14%
675
1.45
1.50
500
68
14%
*
_
Trust
10
Zellerbach
International
Ltd
15
131/8 Mar
1.10
Kelly
68
245
55
Jan
69
60i/4
330
51% Mar
61
187
12% Mar
16
14%
15'A
3,150
-11%
Jan
>15% Apr
2.65
2.70
450
2.50
Feb
2.85 Mar
Seagrams
Dominion
of
50%
51%
21%
20%
23 3A
120
120
15
Bridge
Dominion
51 y*
20
12,245
48.500
47
Jan
17
Feb
110
Feb
124
20
Apr
Canada
Gen
Inv
»<
25
Dominion
_25
preferred
Electrohome
12 y4
12ya
12%
8.25
common
.8.25'
66%
3.430
67%>
2,530
51%
Mar
131/4
7.25 Mar
9.00
Jan
11
$1.25
$2
..
Warrants
_
Dominion
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
Lime
Warrants
67%
•_.
2.60
Dominion
Scottish
2.55
Magnesium
Dominion
T
7
common,,
—
Preferred
;
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Coal
49
14%
Stores
Dominion
14y2
15 %
&
Chemical
20%
common
43
Dupont Co
Apr
8
Jan
10
8
Feb
9
10
17,997 7
15%"
19 %
20'A
431/4
22.520
4.742
•
7"
47% Mar
491/4
131/4
Jan
19i%
24
295
16%
Jan
36 V2
Jan
44%
class
A
Washing
Economic
Mach
Investment
Eddy
Match
Emco
Trust
Erie
Co
10
9%
10
37'A
37%
38'%
150
131%
13'%
290
235
240
264
Exquisite
__
Insurance
Flooring
10
class A
Form—
A
Fanny
Jan
2.05
Jan
3.15
3.10 Mar
3.55
11
11
11
64c
65C
6,600
class
A
5%
5%
2,350
1.95
2.00
315
10%
10%
10%
415
16%
16%
16%
3.459
6%
<!
Power
&
Fraser
Frosst
class
5%
2.90
3.10
4.930
2.40
Feb
3.10
Jan,
Apr
2.90
2.40
2.95
22.935
2.35
Feb
2.65
Jan
—
10%
A
McCabe
Jan
M
Apr
191/i
20%'
7,758
17'A
Jan
20% May
26%
26 7/a
870
25
Feb
28
4.55
4.55
560
!
71
73
2,235
58
Jan
79
Feb
28%
28%
55
28
'Jan
30
Jan
7,050
9
71
*
75c
22%
22%
23
52'A
52
53 %
•
Co—
11%
70c
5
I
11'%
75c
1
Co
11%
190
(Charles)
A
Apr
33'2
1,030
81/4
Jan
10%
Feb
15,460
.•>7%
Apr
9%
Jan
91/0
8%
91/8'
77/s Mar
9%
Jan
50
50%
28,520
270
17%
57c
preferred
5 V2 %
-
General
General
Class
-
Motors
:
Petroleum
A
:
22%
Mar
24
Jan
25%
38,257
18%
Jan
26
Apr
2.80
2.80
300
2.25
Feb
21%' 21%
50
21 '/8
Jan
21% May.
25
Feb
27
Jan.
32
May
General
Products
General
*
Steel
•
Molson
^__
class
Globe
'
Envelopes
Goodyear
Tire
class
A
Canada
Class
171'%
Jan
6,243
91%
Jan
11% May
895
25'A
Jan
29
5%
Feb
7
Feb
20%
Jan
National
Drug & Chemical
Apr
National
Trust
19%
20
1,100
7%
7%
1,825
18'% Mar
6'A
8
Jan
Foods—
Moore Corp
National
Class
Grafton
class
A
12%'
425
6%
275
5'%
1,099
62'%
75
72
81c
81c
100
81c
70c
67c
70c
2,325
65c
30
30
125
12
10%
12
6,960
75"
-
86%
A—
75
9%
*
86%
91%
91/4
350
136
134
136
75
47
47
47
186
61/*
Lakes
Paper
Power
6
6'%
2,000
7%
7%
600
*
_____
Lakes
Warrants
11
11
135
Warrants
Apr
•
1.45
*
41
564
-
1.95
109
1.65
Feb
44 %
Jan
2.60
Feb
8
21%
Jan
12%
Feb
•1.75
Jan
Apr.
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
23
7
Jan
Apr
12% Mar
2.20 May.
3.95
3.00 Mar
3.75
3.60
3.75
1,270
10%
.11
2.109
31
30%
291/4
31
1,379
27%
30
30%
555
28%
9
8%
9%
1,725
13
14
2,630
12
Feb
15%
96%
100
175
88
Jan
100
52%
54%
10,623
457/s
Jan
55
1,200
4.45
Jan
Feb;
Jan
11
May.
Jan
31
May
Jan
31%
7V8 Mar
10%
6
30
8% Jan
Northern
Quebec
Northern
May
85c
Mar
70C
Jan
North
West
Nova
Scotia
32
Feb
12
!_
5%
16%
T
5%
5%
16%
15%
16%
5,077
14%
29
29
29%
1,822
21
1.60
1.65
19,120
1.40
Apr
28%
28%
55
28%
Apr
13
Feb'
30
3_
*
,
14%
14%
14%
231
35%
36%
9,395
•
19 Va
18%
51
50
51
Gas
!
1
29 34
1.75
30
15%
17%
Jan
1,440
,
37'a
19%
49
Jan
51
9
Jan
9%
9%
1.110
5.50
750
82%
82 %
60
25%
Utiliues'pfd—————IIOO
;
31% Mar
5.50
25%
9%
Warrants
Feb
Jan
4,750
19%
preferred—50
Natural
Power
Telephone
75
Jan
5%
36%
Ontario
Northern
Jan
7'% Jan
52%
•
Mines
Jan
Jan
'
1.64
common
lo
class
Apr,
■
■
5.25
9%
Apr
Apr
Aprv
Apr
Apr
Mar
Jan
Apr
Apr
May
Apr
6.00 Apr
82% Mar
Feb
80
Apr
Jan,
Jan
Apr
100
20%
Jan
26
Apr
13%-
2.245
10%
Jan
14%
Apr
2,350
May
84
8%
127
45%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan-
5%
Feb
7%
Jan ."
11
89 % Mar
Jan
Ogilvie
144
Jan
Ontario
Loan
49
Feb
Ontario
Steel
.10,-
61/2
Jan
8 % Mar
Power
Cement
Ocean
Oshawa
May
19%
8.306
15%
Jan
20
4,722
19%
Jan
24%
Apr
Pacific
8.65 Jan
13%
•
&
Debenture
Products
Fixture.^
13%
13
13
£
37%
310
19
19
*
—
__•
13%
37
10
common
preferred
13%
19%
1.860
3.60
3.55
3.60
1.500
•
34
33%
34%
1,550
_*
8%
8'/a
8%
50
12%
34%
.14
13%
Jan
38%
Jan
19%
Apr
4.40
3.50 Mar
30
8%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
34% May
Jan
8%
Jan
14%
Jan
Apr
Apr
24
•
.___
Wholesale
Overland
18%
•
Flour
Ontario Store
23'%
13
12'%
10%
10
50
45
90c
13
10% •
45
1.10
24.444
4,520
50
1,225
™
43.
49
49
35
1.8O
50
warrants—,
-r
10%
1
Wire
24
1
see page
Apr
•
common—
preferred
19%
'
footnotes,
1.30
——*
Containers
Steel
•
__
preferred
100
108*
1.45
5
Niagara
12
;
Northern Capital common
Preferred
For
34%
Jan
•
,_j
common
Great
B
6%
81c
"
Class
331%
103'%
10%
*
class
Great
$2.80
80
j
B
Great
r
34%
Feb
*
Jan
Works^
Montreal Trust
Apr
12%
50
104%
107
'
t
Apr
1,000
61
193
Niagara
-
183
•
Fine
Locomotive
Noranda
!
preferred'
Gordon Mackay
Jan
14%
•
B
102'% May
common
4%
13%
Jan
______* '
A
Brewery class A—.
106% May
12% Apr
*
Feb
12%
100
14
:
:
Containers
Jan
*
Jan
11%
40,833
100
Jan
100
36
710
14
26,021
1,147
1%
1
35
12%
13%
2.'20
100
common
A,'.
35
12%
12%
Brick
Jan
'13%
107'%
2.00
Modern
3.20
35
.
12%
Milton
21
100
2.20
545
Mfg class A___
Wares
Preferred
21'
Light & Power common—'*
Midwest Industries Gas
•
357
'
27
Mexican
Monarch
50c
;
21%
*
.____;
Montreal
com___50c
Drilling
—:
Jan
24%
560
105i% 106'%
~~
Jan
25
23
23
101% 102'%
1
18
Apr
25 Va
22%
106
Development
51% Apr
Jan
15% Mar
22%
*
23
102%
General
;> 1,550
Jart
A_2.53
-20
Preferred
Feb
34%
*
100
23'
471/2
2,570
600
100
;
17%"
22%;
1,100
Apr
Apr
28
Bakeries
51
17%
22%
73/4
100
preferred
50%
•
620
2.50
25
•
11%
General
Apr
9%'
44%
55%
5%
•
common
Feb
177s
91/8'
Rights
Gatineau Power
30%
v
31
43
Feb
9%
7%
32'
12%
Apr
9%
71/4
19%. Jan
27%
*
Trailer
Feb
12% May.
2.40
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
Properties
451%
10
20
> 83c
Jan.
431/2
Jan
2.50
Canadian
885
28
1
Mar
22%
Feb
40
8%
%:
44%
C
260
*
class
65c
11% May
Jan
522
_____*
L20
P
188 190V2
.
»
*
common
600
,
20'/4 Mar
1,615
101/8
—1"0
Metro Stores commons—
_
Jan
Apr,
26%
13%
Grain
2.45
64%
___♦
19
22
7,670
*
Apr
'
Feb
Jan
"23%
2,735
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
•6,222
100
1.60
Jan
Feb
85c
18%
Apr
9%
preferred
50%
4.95
22
11%
Jan
Mar
Apr
16
20
200
25
42%*
42
16%
12%
150
Feb
r
24'
21%
—
66c
7,907
V
24
22
■*
200
17%
22'
22
__
24
2.700
17%
:
10.676
4.40
16%
16%
./
9%
460
:
85c
16%
6%
12
common.
10%"
4.55
11%
70c
16%
41/2 Mar
100
•
8%
;
63 'A *
1
6%
5% Mar
5%
3.05
♦
Ltd
-1.70"
•
A
(A J)
Freuhauf
5%%
.
Apr
Apr
8%
:
62
Companies
Freiman
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
E
17
32
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Mills common
Shoes
Ltd
20V4
Canada
Foundation
Apr
Apr
Fund
1.70
Corp
of
Mar
11% Mar
Feb
Jan
2.80
39
Feb
Jan
12%
.8%
class
Paper
10%
*
Motor
50
10 Va
14%
Jan
2.25
Jan
•
Maher
61/4 May
6
Feb
12%
'
Apr
Apr
9
Jan
17%
__„
M)—_
1.70
20
class
Ford
5%
5%
Jan
80c
1.70 Mar
900
6%
Feb
pfd—30
4
1
1st
10%
Mfg
Ford
100
5%
58c
Apr
11% Mar
9
Ltd——
(W
101/4
13'%
--
Jan
•
Apr
240
10%
400
17%
B_:
Magnum
Feb
-
7
*
Jan
Mar
6%
•
12%
clasis A__
20
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
•
62%
common
Grain
Fleetwood
30
189
13%
—12
common
•
Preferred
Fleet
9%
Feb
4.95
20
__•
warrants,
Federal Farms
Fittings
6'A V
290
9%
1,410
*
Maxwell
10
Players Canadian
Farmer Candy
Federal
6'A
/
Feb
1.150
6.700
__38
^
Jan
17
12
10,580
*
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River__
;
.
Falconbndge
Famous
240
*
Preferred
Class
250
corn,*
*
Life
19%
*
new
Ltd
Empire
19%
20
pad,
Apr
Jan.
Jan
3.30
_20
Inc
Maclaren
2.65
5913
10%
2.85
4_———25
....
Preferred
Apr
Feb
Mar
250
~
6%
,84c
—
(M)
Jan
May
3.25
Magma
Easy
13%
1.50
53
3,112
Jan
4.55
84
2.65
3
preferred
Lowney
20'% Mar
1,783
11%
Feb
Jan
6%
?_10
Groceterias
Loeb
Apr
15.551
2.55
58%
3.00
78'/4
1
preferred—
Class
Apr
Feb
5.739
3.25
-
Loblaw
15% May
Feb
17'%
21
530
84
13
.
—10
____!
Loblaw Cos
Apr
3.05
6%
1
Loblaw
Feb
151/4
Jan
Mar
2.45
13%
—10
Industries
2nd
Apr
Apr
10
A
preferred
Levy
Apr
2.75
5
V- 375
*
Gas—.
Leland
Apr
71/4
Jan
2.100
23%
20%
42
67%
Jan
100
49:
19
Jan
6'A
1.95
160
•14%
23%
23 50
Textile
14%
19%
common-
Preferred
Dominion
8%
49
Dominion
61
250
320
%'
8
8%
8%
common—
4.297
7;
7%2.60
8%
Invest
75
'
Jan
5%
'
preferred
preferred
SI.40
Apr
Feb
Apr
75c
May
*
Secord
61/4%
•
Coal
A__
Laurentide Financial
23% May
•
Dominion
54
45c
64c
Lake Ontario Cement common—.
Mar
Jan
52%
52V-2 May
Jan
48%
420
2.00
Preferred
Jan
310
11%
4
Apr
Feb
43%
3.474
50c
57%
58%
Apr
5512
73%
81
2.50
,
28
-
lo
Common
Laura
Jan
52%
•
Lakeland
Jan
44%
63 % Mar
2.80
Canada.!
Lafarge Cement class
Jan
Apr
Apr
_•
Labatt
Apr
13i/4
May
53%
■>
Apr
734
20%
3.00
1
class
19
Apr
5
83'%
—__
of
Jan
26
50
.
Mar
53
51%
•
1
Warrants
Distillers
*
Apr
6%
22,765
51%
61/8
16.
1,790
71
Apr
17%
190
55%'-
Jan
18%
45c
_10
common
i
Douglas
Kelvinator
1.75 Mar
Jan
13%
2.70
51'%
53%
.//Warrants
Feb
14%
Estate
Dale
68%
Jan
Jan
4.75 Jan
340
•
28
53%
70%
2.00 May
60
•
common
Feb
Jan
13,%
*
10
Nest
1.90
8
28
54%
A——25c
U
Apr
8
6%
17
250
7%
20%
warrants—
Warrants
Jan
9%
•
—.
class
Lake—
Preferred
19
7%
19%
/
Serice—
/
18%
*
5
Public
Jockey Club Ltd
18% May
17% Apr
Jan
5.365
___
Syndicate
B
/a' 6
5
preferred—
Class
5%
5%
25
:
warrants
Jefferson
163
Bldg Credit 1959 wts__
Discount common
Glass
Feb
108
A
—;
Apr
21%
-
18%
•
;
1.20
Apr
18%
Jan
Apr
Apr
5
—
;
common
Jamaica
Apr
Jan
106 y4
Ltd
L)
Utilities
Iroquois
Apr
32.117
26%
40%
22%
;
Nickel
Investors
7%
4.55
25
com
Intel-provincial Pipe Line
Intel-provincial Steel Pipe_
Feb
3.327
-
8
6.00
100
2.306
_20
Minerals
1961
7%
5%
Mar
6.00
Jan
7%
———7%
Powders
International
9% Mar
82c
200
Feb
4.75
1
;
Intel-provincial
95c
Apr
714
10
International
Apr
Apr
Jan
108
!
Crestbrook
Crush
39 %
5.150
7%
7
7%
95c
3.65
192
syg
common
Bronze
Intel-provincial
•
Jan
*
preferred
City Gas^
Preferred
95c
140
*
International
Jan
108
-
Crows
40?*
.
Jan
22%
Imperial
Bit
Crown
25
;
Jan
A
Preferred
>
*
class
Warrants
Crown
26%
•-
Cosmos
Crain
7%
Inter
Jan
100
common
B
Coronation
Craig
9
8%
5.80
*
preferred
Distillery
Class
9
4.10
class
—
International
3,00 Mar
20%
Machine
(John)
Preferred
Feb
May
100
Gas
B
Corby
475
*
A
Class
4.488
8
6.00
10
.
Consolidated
Class
7%
8
•
common
_
Warrants
Consumers
6%
7%
*
Building
Preferred
•
•
Bakeries
Ingersoll
Apr
6% Mar
Apr
,"!iif'
Consolidated
Mar
60
5%
2.25
2.50
Dunlop
10
75
20 Va
Warrants
Cochrane
*
:
•
16%
4.405
_5
Wire
16%
;
—;
176!
-
Industrial
Co
5%
Jan
'
26%
Gas
15%
32
Feb
25%
Cement
58 Va
31% Mar
37
May
66
Jan
Natural
5%
a/
Jan
48c
67e
Inland
15%
31%
Apr
15%
Inland
56%
31%
4c
58% Mar
Jan
Apr
61/*
484
Apr
19'%
15%
78,697
64
6%
Jan
56 V2
48c
63
Jan
2.30
13%
17
*
34c
1.35 Mar
2,520
630
12%
14.002
May
14,615
19
common
1.55
54
6%
19
*
new
1.50
Apr
1.90
,
15%
19
Wines—:
Mar
6%
com__•
common
Mar
50
14%
Inglis
4.15
60c
330
15%
46
Apr
2,100
54
•
common
33% May
85'% Jan
3.10
1.15
.
Jan
'4.866
18%
44%
Jan
3.80
Jan
40% Mar
Jan
3.65
13%
63
■
.
71.8 May
96% May
V 525
4oc
r
Jan
Jan
370
83'%
3.70
Jan
75
■a
4.70
Jan
May
12,153
29'%
•
25
20% May
26 % May
4.10
180
34
21%
48c
Jan
Apr
43%
15
31
Apr
18
2.10
91/2 Mar
41%.
185
-
31c
611
96%
Glaze—
360
*
66.545
6 3'a
20
85
20
48c
>26
—____
39%
—
23,120
*
—
33%
Westinghouse
Capital Bldg Industries
2.45
951/8
—
Erie
85
Canadian
9% Mar
"7
Pittfield—„—„__^_20c
33
50
25% May
951/2 Jan
96 %
*
85
:'//
50
100
•
;
Dauch
&
33%
preferred
Jan
91/4
-
*
20
Natural
Western
Jari
19% : 20%
35
25
•
common
Jan
1.80
23% May
97%
9V4
100
common
100
Utilities
preferred
16%
,
Jan
2.25
914.';
common
37%
Canadian
Feb
Mar
42%
6 7o
Apr
Jan
18%
preferred
4.86%
6%
Industrial Acceptance
common—25%
41% <k
preferred
100
Feb
23 'A
14
45c
-
Feb
Imperial Tobacco
Jan
30 '/a May
11%
14%
Imperial Life Assurance
;
10
Imperial Oil —*
6.00 Mar
24% Jan
10% Jan
.
*
class
(Geo H)
Imperial
Feb
Apr
Apr
1.35
common
___
Rights
Apr
10
16%
6,173
Feb
Jail
17
23%
Steel
Huron
s
16%
Apr
64c
16
'
Canadian Hydrocarbon common,—18 Va
-842
Mar
1.25
18% May
8.420
16%
40c
."••••••'
.
Siddeley
43
6%
400
21%
Preferred
Jan
6%
44C
7
4.50
34c
500
,>::T
Jan
16%
Preferred
Hayes
Jan
4.00
*
____
Carpets
Hawker
Jan
6%
200
16%
_
common
Farms
33'%
1,405
225
4.25
_____22%
Cotton
Harding
Feb
High >
7
4.05
Rights
Apr
35
Jan. 1,
Low
16%
.
Chemical
Hardee
Range Since
High
6%
•
Trust
Brass
Hand
Gas
Lines
Preferred
Apr
50
6%
—
7'%
95c
600
!§.%
20
Jan
1,000
42%
15%
1
—__u
Z
54
37%
42Ye
*
Husky
//:••&"/
6%
7
Week
Shares
40c
trust
Hamilton
Jan
4.00
B
Canadian
Apr
9,198 /
81c
*
class A—*
91/4
3.850
89c
•
warrants
Hahn
Low
Saddlery
Winnipeg
Guaranty
Apr
8%
A—*
General Securities
Canadian
1956
Jan
4.65
A
fur
of Prices
*
West
Voting
10% May
Feb
7%»
7'/s
*
38'%
Feb
class
B
.
-
80c
class
Investment
Jan
8'A
3.00
Coal
Greyhound
Apr
82c
common
_
36
Class
Greater
Apr
65
West
Great
Apr
8%
80c
Canadian General Electric preferred_28
Canadian
440
Jan
>
Apr
2.60
13'%
1.60 Mar
35,905
4.65
—
*
*
Morse
Products
preferred
10%
4.40
50
Fairbanks
Canadian
38
10 3'8
8%
3
common—_«
'
Preferred
37%
.
4.45
•
,
Canadian Collieries
Canadian
1034
*
Warrants
62
Great
Apr
2.60
-
.
Pax-
11% May
52% Jan
52% Apr
8'% Mar
2.30
13 V*
25
Canners
Canadian
51
3,130
■-
Feb
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
51'% Mar
13 Va
2.30
*
Canadian
10%
975
52s,*
preferred
British
Class
10%
Low
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
50
B
STOCKS
Shares
50
Preferred
Class
11%
Friday
for Week
of Frices
Low
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
Sales
Range
Sale Frice
41
1.70
1.95
1,910
91/4
44
74c
48
Jan
Petroleum
Apr
Feb
Page
Feb
46
Jan
Pembina
Jan
1.30
49%
2.45
13%
13%
14
15.909
—7.50
7.15
7.50
1.270
6-10 Mar
8.60
20 %"Jan
23%
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
1
Warrants
10'%
Mar
111/4 Mar
,.
'
Jan
1.70 May
\
Jan
Hersey
Penmans
Jan
Phantom
Jan
Photo
Pipeline
•.
common.
common
Industries'
Engravers.
22"%
221%
23% :
13.120
1.25
7%
7
7%
19.365
67/s
*
27%
27
27%
180
26%
*
4.40
4.40
4.90
2.150
■*
15
15
15
100
Apr
Apr
4.i0 Mav
14V4
Feb
;
37
Apr
6% Mar
15 %
Jan,
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1874)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
*
Power
Price
Ore
Iron
Warrants
Litho
Reid
Reitman
Class
■
—.——
1.60
450
1.50
1.75
Jan
38 3/s
39%
4.659
Apr
Feb
39%
7%
■73/8
8%
Apr
Apr
Banff
1.20
Feb
Bankeno
101%
Jan
Mar
2.127
64%
12
105
9%
8
Apr
10%
8
Mar
51
51
11
325
50
47%
'
'
*
345
10
10
5%
1.640
:
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;
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13
23
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163/4
163/4
256
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23
23
23
10
5
5%
/
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'
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common..
*
Preferred
>
Jan
-
3.650
4.00
Feb
1.565
7%
Jan
79%
6,786
16%
7
-9
12
125
155
25
St
class
Cement
Lawrence
1
A
*
51c
55c
10%
11
3.45
3.90
2.70
3.00
50%
50
preferred—.:
class
Bay
Bordulac
Bouzan
Mines—
Mining & Smelting
Holdings Ltd
Warrants
123
330
4.95
8%
52c
124.502
45%
47%
47%.
47%
273/4
27%
27%
6%
I73/4
4.80
4.60
4.85
30
Oil
Canada
of
Oil
Shullys
Industries
50
17% J
—*
Canada——
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Delhi
Jan
28V2
Jan
Jan
*
——
4.60
18%
Apr
common
Dairies
Silverwood
——5
_
class
A
13%
Simpsons Ltd—
S K D Manufacturing—.
Slater Steel
—;
Somerville
Jan
Canadian
Malartic
Jan
•20
Apr
Canadian
52
52
52
25
-51%
Feb
52
Feb
Canadian
Silica
Jan
Can-Erin Mines
Paving
Switson
Petrol
Tamblyn
1
Dominion
Toronto
Iron
A
Marts
15% Mar
300
1.10 Mar
20%
21%
550
17%
Jan
22
2,60
2.60
200
1.70
Feb
2.60 May
Chromium
47% Mar
Cochenour
*
21%
*
47%
44% ' 47 %
2,890
43
88%
91
240
87
7%
7%
1,100
6%
64
65%
3,667
59%
64%
*
*
11
220
11
May
141%
Jan
Coniagas
12%
1,600
„11
May
13%
Jan
Jan
Con
77c-
5,850
60c
Apr
3.50 J ah
Con
lie
8,495
6c
Apr
6c
;
12,182
13% Feb
15%
24,298
21
Jan
27
14%
143%
35,129
14%
Jan
15 Va Mar
7 %
7%
4,375
6%
Jan
11%
B
1,995
83%
100
7% Mar
10
200
9
Feb
10
21%
21,305
18 Va
Jan
26%
2,190
231%
Jan
27
1,445
100
4.30
4.50
1,025
14%
♦
5%
1.00
16
6.455
Apr
4.90 Mar
75c
Apr
4.30 Mar
13 Va
Apr
4.20
Voting trust
15%
*
A
100
4.25
1.65
350
1.50 Mar
153/4
40c
16
4.719
14%
14%
___20
common
14.229
4.80
15%
11.738
293/a
*
;
preferred
58%
1.60
•
common.
300
57%
58
_l
1; 150
48c
4.80
•
.
4.25
48c
29%
50
40c
2.050
1.00
5
•50c
1.05
400
4.00 Mar
40c
55
28 Vs
40c
1.05
18%
19%
14.835
16
Mar
17
Jan
(Geo)
.
class
A__
Pass
(G
$2.80
11%
14.700
8.85
Jan
12
106%
Apr
111
Ltd
class
A~I_I
I5
9%
common
39
"•
;
MINES
AND
Mines
Acadia
Accra
Advocate
Agnico
Alta
&
4.75
•
350
100
40
Mines
Pacific
IIIIIIIIIIl
Mines
/
67
25
Apr
7% Mar
Ltd
Ltd—
Consolidated
Oils
——III
IIIIIl
~~~%
Alminex
*
Larder
Amalgamated
Rare
American
Anacon
Leduc
Lead
Anchor
100
May
11%
101
9%
2.392
8%
Apr
4.985
15%
Feb
191/4
Asamera
2.85
Feb
4.30
Atlantic
383%
39
275
4.70
4.85
7.160
32
3.55
Mar
Jan
39
4.85
Coast
Ruffner
Aunor
For
14c
Mar
25c
Mines.
3.500
5c
Apr
7V2C
56c
48,812
25c
Jan
56c
11c
5.000
10c
Mar
14c
6.85
7.00
5,810
60c
5.75
Feb
7.00
footnotes,
78c
Jan
Jan
21c
Jan
Apr
11 Vac 12 VaC
13,500
10%c
Jan .•>;
15c
30c
10,996
27c
Apr
57c
81%
Jan
12c
c
306.666
5c
Feb
12c
May
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
8c
4 Vac
4 Vac
6.500
4c
85c
)e 390
75c
1
17 C£=7
■'
3.735
Cusco
Feb
Jan
16c
Mar
6c
7c
4.131
5Vac Jan
7c
Feb
1
Mines.
10.500
43c
Mar
75c
Apr
25C
77.125
18c
Apr
35c
Jan
58c
Apr
18c
20,700
27c
Mar
99c
96c
1.03
11.550
84c
Mar
*
Ltd-
41c
__1
4.50
4.50
4.55
7.144
1
Oils
1.14
1.05
1.15
34.695
40c
42c
25.348
1.99
2.02
9.125
13 Vac 14 %c
2.216
10c
Jan
16c
Feb
6.833
4c
Mar
8c
Apr
26c
Feb
32c.
Apr
38c
Jan
54c
Apr
Ltd
•.
Mines
Gold
Mines
41C
*
Mines
5c
1
Mines
28c
37c
4 Vac
5c
28c
11c
II_l
Mines
1
Delnite
Jan
Denison
Devon
Mar
Jan
:
7 VaC
4.000
7c
Mar
6c
2.000
5 Vao
2,910
1.86
4,680
4 20 Mar
667.416
7c
30c
Feb
/
33c
1.20
1.03
1.22
19
Feb
7c
Feb
IIV2C
Jan
3 Vac
Jan
12 %c Mar
14c
9c
74.000
15c 15 Vac
26.331
17c
19c
29.000
Mines
Petroleum
Jan
8.05
14c
Apr
Apr
Elder-Peel
Feb
40c
Jan
El
Jan
Eureka, Corp
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
10c
Apr
14c
8c
9%c
93c
1.01
52c
57c
1.18
;11c
Eldrich
Apr
Sol
7c
Feb
1.400
63c
Mar
33c
Jan
74c
Feb
Fatima
34c
Feb
Francoeur
Jan
Feb
,
Farwest
24 %c
24c
26c
8.800
12 %c
Jan
1.00
1.00
1.04
3.800
90c
Apr
1.10
Jan
French
7c
7c
1.115
6 %c
Apr
8%c
Apr
7c
?c
5.28(j
5c
Jan
9c
Apr
Gaitwin
6c
6%c
27.000
5c
Jan
7c
Feb
Geco
3.45
Jan
63c
60c
65c
216.116
19Vac
Jan
89c
8c
8c
8 Vac
6,264
7 Vac
Apr
11c
Jan
22 Vac
24c
6,500
20c
Mar
27c
Apr
57c
Jan
62c
Apr
10%
Jan
13 %
Feb
71c
Apr
95c
61c
61c
61c
9.600
12%
11%
12%
16.925
71c
7.1c
72c
1.269
4.40
4.25
4.45
7.005
3.90
27 %c
27 %c 28 %c
1,162
24%
Ltd—
8
Vic
;_
_i
1,
.__
15
805
9c
1.280
7c
Jan
11c
Jan
22c
4,155
18c
Mar
30c
Mar
8%C
9c
14.200
Jan
20 %c Feb
12c
Jan
25 %c
Apr
12 Va
8%c
2.55
N
1.00
22c
16.865
8c
2 5 JJ
Mar
8%c
2.50
700
2.40
Jan
"2.75
Feb
2.35
2.57
13 " >
1.86
Jan
3.00
Apr
6c
95c
22c.
1.20
Jan
1.04
10,750
14c
22 530
5c
6c
13,750
5c
Jan
22c,
11.500
16c
Feb
96c
5C
22c
.
1.61
1
2.42
3 225
1.67
27c
12 VaC May
1.55 Mar
6%c
-
37c
1.72
2.52
2.300
2.20 Mai-
2.87
1
14c
14c
15c
15.020
10 VaC Mar
16%c
1
16c
16c
18c
11,650
15 %c
Feb
20c
11c
,10c
He
22.000
10c
May
10
•
Mining—
Mining
3.05
2.95
3.10
I .1.300
1
Apr
7c
21c
7c
—
Mines.
Feb
14%
12 %c
1
.__
30% Mar
2.50
21c
1
;
Jan
Apr
Jan
8c
14
1
:
4.70
Jan
Feb
20 %c
8c
1
Frobex
7c
11c
•
—
Gold——
Mines.'—!
8.395
1.31
Co
Mining
151.910
•
Jan
Hi
Mines.
24c
6 Va c
•
Sullivan
725
Jan
25.737
1
—
Mines
East
15.600
Mar
29c
8c
2.50
Mines-
Jan
15.500
22c
Apr
7c
*
//".-y
9c
14c
Apr
16c
7c
1
Jan
27c
" •'
__i
Mines—
7.90
•
Jan
1
;
!
Malartic
13c
Jan
34,500
9c 11 VaC
Oils—_________—1__25c
East
24c
20
11c
10 %c
1
Mines
East
7.80
Jan
1.22 May
Jan
27c
Hi
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
110.600
1
Jan
24c
43c
Mar
500
16%c 18 VaC
7 %C
Feb
Jan
6%c
8c
17c
9c
Feb
Apr
Apr
13Vao Apr
Feb
7c
10.275
8C
62c
17%
6.200
18%
15 %c
20c
Jan
6.475
32c
Feb
2.45 Mar
5.00
Mar
14.260
11 Vac 13 Vac
18%
•
9c
Jan
1
Jan
7.90
14c
14VaC 15 Vac
_i
Mines
33c
*
12c *
Jan
5.00
13c
Jan
2.30
1.25
Jan
1
Mines
Amphi
2.33
Feb
.
6c
1
Mines—
20%c
53c
Apr
Jan
1
Mines
Palmer
Feb
1.99
4.80
1
•;
;
1
Dome
Apr
40c
1.01
1
Dickenson
1.24
2.20
*
Pacific
Jan
Feb
5.00
*
Jan
90c
2.30
__50c
Mines
1.03
4.60 Mar
*
I
.
Jan
3.55
>
Petroleum
Mines
Gold
Aor
45c 45 %c
21 %c
1
Gold
Mac
7c
1
1
Copper
Horn
11c
14c
.
Deer
Jan
Jan
4,135
Explorers
:
Daragon Mines—
Decoursey Brewis Mining
May
Jan
7c
15c
Daering
May
5c
92c
14 Vac
7
Iron
Northland
Mines-
Jan
Apr '
50c
7%c
55c
Feb
Jan
Apr
1.00
2.50
44c
Crowpat
Mar
9%c
Jan
Mat
6,221
Pershing
12c
Jan
Feb
24c
50c
Copper
Dynamic Pete
Mar
•
49 %c
Nicholson
Duvan
8.000
43.
Jan
18c
Jan
28c
Jan
50c
Ltd
Crestaurum
Jan
7%c
_II_IIIIIIl
61c
3,100
78c
4%C
32c
21c
7c
see page
3.200
4.60
Mar
.
2.00
7%c
1
13c
Jan
7c
1
♦
1
16 %c
4%c
_—
10c
*
1.500
23 %c
»
1
Zinc
18c
5.800
j
67c
21c
28c
Mines
Dnnraine
30.038
"I ~
_
11'/Ic
100
4.10 Mar
*
Negus
Lead
18c
9c
Apr
Apr
2.01
65c
1
Sannorm
Dome
90c
Feb
55c
tr.f»
West
Apr
3.20
15c
—____
♦
Exploration
Donalda
8.500
44c
2.46
9 Vac
Feb
22.598
Jail
Jan
1.35 Mar
2,46
9c
Jan
10c
Feb
32c
17.048
77c
1.15
13c
18c
12c
45c
•
Jan
Jan
22c
11c
Jan
9c
18c
7.444
1
Jan
1.10
Feb
Feb
3.400
Red
Mar
1.15
Apr
16c
4.845
1.500
2.12
9%c
Jan
Apr
43c
.
11.150
35c
7.15
7c
1.60
Jan
Apr
9 Vac
20.200
43c
6c
1.36
26c
52c
6.089
Jan
Jan
Jan
21c
31c
11.955
4.000
Jan
9.25
4.40
1.03
14.782
.
4.20
Jan
14%c
1.702
49c
44c
28c
1
17,900
6c
Mar
12
Jan
1.03
5,500
54c
1.01
3.15
56c
6%c
~~
36c
1.75
50c
40c
IIIIIIIl. IIIIl
Mines.—
5%c
54c
14c
~
Mines
Mines—'
Gold
Gold
1.999
H—11*
HIIIIl'
NickelllIII
Copper.
Yellowknife
Atlin
18c
6%c
~
H" '
1
I-IIIIIIIII""III
8.300
1.01
2.95
15c
15,400
51c
9c
98c
Jan
5c
1,400
34c
jan
1.06 Mar
30,200
15c 16 Vac
16 Vac Mar
Apr
7.90
6,700
7 VaC
1
Croinor
Apr
24 %c
j
——____"
Atlas
Aumaque
59c
6c
1.50
7c
2.50
42c
4qc
Arcadia
'.Warrants
5 Vac
1
9%, Jan
614 c
Oil
Associated
3,905
6 Vac
1,000
Apr
740
2514c
;;
Mines
1.30
v.
Rambler
3.00
1
Rouyn
Mines
Anglo United Development
Gold
1.24
41c
Craigmont
Jan
4.15
20c
*
;
Anglo Huronian
Arjon
16,790
2.00
Cowichan
Jan
18%
IlOc
Pete
Mines
Area
6.85
1
Petroleums
Mines
8.40
Coulee
Apr
3.80
5c
54c
Mines—II—III
Earth—
Anglo
Ansil
8.05
Copper-Man
291/4 Mar
11c
♦
Amalgamated
10V4
1
Coppercorp
Apr
18
.
17c
Oil—
Mines
80c
8,545
1
Deldona
Ltd
Uranium
Gas
3.000
7c
Jan
Apr
-C
Consolidated
OILS
Exploration
Acme
85c
11%
2
Delhi
Abacus
7c
80c
Feb
16c
21c
Flin
Consolidated
Apr
22%
9%
18%
3.80
Electric
\'
27
100
*
warrants.
Ltd
Zenith
20%
100
Marbenor
Conwest
Jan
7%
Jan
10%
2.46
Poplar_
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Apr
110
27
10c
Consolidated
Mar
11
preferred——1_1100
H)
A
19
108 109%
73/4
75,534
Consolidated
Jan
145
*
12c
9 Va c 10 Vac
Gillies.Lake
Consol Quebec
Apr
10.955
preferred
Jan
7c
15 %c
Mines
Fenimore
Consolidated
Jan
1.45
30c
20,997
Yukon
&
(John) Co
Woodward Stores
Class
1314
22
11
9c
Crest
East
Consolidated
2.10 Mar
100
Hoo
1.50
38,766
10c
Consolidated
1.00 Mar
20 %
Jan
14c
11c
Consolidated Morri'jon Exploration
Consolidated Mosher
Jan
100
Wood
Zellers
16%
'
preferred
White Hardware
Consol
5.00 Mar
2.05
19%
Jan
1.04
lie
—
Mogul
21%
19%
Apr
1
Consolidated
19%
94
95c
1.48
Cadillac
Marcus
213/4
TOO
Feb
4.327
Oil
Mic
*
preferred
$6
Wood
Feb
Jan
Apr
11c
_2.50
Consolidated
______*
B_.
Warrants
White
19%
12%
65c
15 %c Mar
18c
8%c
6c
i._II_—
IIIIl—I
IIIIl
Consolidated
Feb
400
.__I__IIIII.5
Petrol
Jan
Apr
Apr
1.000
Jan
52c
1.02
___.
Jan
19c
May
301%
13
457
5%
16
16
25c
15c
:.33c
Jan
Jan
1.14
Apr
1.00
7c
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
Jan
Apr
1.45
SOc.
_
Apr
1.20
26c
May.
May
1.28
Discovery
Consolidated
Apr
Jan
13
1.00 Mar
,
Jan
1.18
Jan
1.00
II
1.55
4.00 May
,
24 %C
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Jan
25c
Pacific
6%
59%
1.40
Western
Apr
Jan
18c
59,727
4;30
Shawkey
Consolidated
1.10 Mar
Mar
Copper common
♦
Warrants'
——__u:'
.
3.15
5 VaC
7c
Mines
.Consolidated Dragon
Jan
Apr
4-75 May
11%
I
Feb
22 Vac Mar
Jan
87c
1,952
13,207.
42c
5%C
1.62
Key Mines
Consolidated
Apr
Mar
17c:
37 Vac
%c
6
Smelt-
Consolidated Central
Mar
1.00
»
_
Jan
8% Mar
4.50
13% Mar
„13
141%
Apr
Jan
17c
40c
I
II
Consolidated Callinan
21% May
51/4
lo
common
'
4%%
Apr
12%
1.05
5%
;
■Class
4,958
1.40
Jan
..1.05.Mar
y
13.940
*
Mines
Consolidated
Mar
20
Equipment
Weston
8
113/4
21%
& W
Western
Jan
14
26
common
Products
93c
90c
Jan
Feb
10
Knapp Canada Ltd
Westeel
60c
8 3/8
Walker G
Class
62
'■
26%
—I
Plant
Feb
133/4
12%
Waterous
Foods
59%
26%
4.50
Indies
120
14
RefillIIIIIII 1
West
90c
10c
y,
4.95
2.99
8,000
Ltd—
Caniaurum
62
26%
_'
Wainwright Products &
Westfair
22c
III
&
Commonwealth
11
...
Trans
1.12
Feb
Apr
9Vac
819
1. .:
Jan
1.55
Jan
.1.15. Apr
37.811 u
18c
Metals—
62
294,016
Jan
16%
3.45 Mar
4,200
17c
1.05
Willans
Apr
1.26
13c
1.05
__
I
Corp
—
Gold
65%
Feb ;
1.21
i
11.775
53c
Lake
8,640
14,530
34c
Coin
4.00
:Jan
1.09
8.25
Min
Combined
3.80
14
.
6.250
/
1.10
Chimo Gold Mines
Jan
1.45
•
1.30
Apr
Apr
.200
4.00
a
Mines
8
14%
1.00
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
91
4.65
3.70
Jan
143/4
1
—
Westcoast
1.40
7%
new
Chesterville
19% May
Apr
2.20
.1
Quartz—
Mines
70c
A
Canada
Cheskirk
11
Vendoinatic
Webb &
May
11
Pipeline
Grey
Jan
58
62
,.50
Corp
Alloys
&
104
'
Apr
Jan
10c
class
/
Jan
8814
Pipeline
Vulcan
19% Mar
11,100
1,205
23c
Jan
3.75 Mar
1.08
♦
Gcld_
1.20
Steel
Vittoria
Pat
Apr
2.00
•
i 7,350.
4.00
Central Porcupine———
Charter Oil—__—____^_____III
19%
common..—
class
preferred
United
Central
1.20
19%
common
Vanadium
21% May
221% Apr
17%
*
*
_
Pipeline
Corps
Feb
18%
s_i____100
common
United
71,812
Apr
common^—
of
21%
18 VaC
720
19c
2.15
4.25
1
Rio
Mar
_____
Finance
Gas
Del
49
10
Acceptance
Union
Central
102
Invest
Elevator
2nd
17% Mar
10
_ii—*:
Trans-Mountain
Union
Mar
15
715
preferred.—
Prairie
225
58
Bank
Works
Canada
Trans
16
103
common
General
Toronto
Turnbull
Asbestos
21%
*
preferred.
Warrants
Gold
Cassiar
53
___
Ltd
Towers
Cariboo
Apr
600
19c
3.85
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting.
i
Canada
Traders
Feb
9%
21
—
Canada
Canadian
Star
10%
Feb
103
_
common
Class
Feb
9%
20%.
21%
914
Feb
1.39
*
Ltd
100
100
—
ordinary—
Industries
Toronto
Mines
1,T15
24
1.12
Exploration-^
Captain
—L_—10
■-
Industries
Tancord
.Candore
Jan
10
Feb
.1
4.60 May
9%
20%
4.10
/
12 Va
11%
10
Mar
1,430
1.25
Gold
Jan
3.80 Mar
905
Jan
18c
4.20 / 4.75
—
9%
21%
Trusts
Supertest
36%
31% Mar
14%c
Jan
1.26
■
9%
;
;
Preferred
Trans
2.730
9%
A..'_
Steinberg class A_
Texaco
4.60
„—:
„
class
Canada——j.;
Sterling
Third
4.35
10%
Bros
of
Texaco
2,120
12c
Feb
14%
Long Island
16
Stanley Brock
Steel
33 %
"Apr
Jan
4.65
Northwest Mines
4.50
Radio—
Canadian
Feb
17%
10% '
Standard
Stedman
Jan
9%
475
32
Mar
8c
14%c
_2_^.
.150
33 :
Feb
7c
10c
; 2.10
4.20
20c
1,395
3.55
2.34
12c
16%
Crest
9%
Ltd..
Foods
Apr
Homestead
2.90
_
Standard
High
Canadian
19%
11%
Jan
9,000
1
__________;
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
84,987
1
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
131%
2.75
6.45
37c
3.10 Mar
21'A .21%
-
■___
Apr
Feb-
2,033
,_^I
Petr01 eumlllllll_*
Warrants
19%
7
Jan
14c
_10C
1
50
preferred.
_
Stafford
1
1;
Minerals—
;
Dyno Mines
Jan
11c 11 Vac
HI 1
—I
Petrol
9%
2.90
Mar
■
•4.05
4Vac Jan
14c
*
19%
___
__—
Industries
Lands—
Devonian
Jan
34%
2.05
5,000
10 %c 14%c
1
Canadian
12%
2,342
9,200
Jan
8c
Apr'
5c
I
Jan
23c
Apr
2.15
57.133
-
1
*
Canadian
13
111
33%
5.60
24c
7,300
-•
2.10
2.13
I—1
Canadian
291%
1,525
13%
,
28 % Mar
3,297
27c
Jan
Mar
12 c
48c
Apr
4.05
"'Apr
47c
■-
%c Jan
4%C
_—1
—I-ic
20
common.
Preferred
Southam
—.—
32 %
123/4
131/4
33%
■
Apr
5% Feb
30
May
131/4 Jan
v
Silknit
5.80
4
Jan
3.30
Jan
40 Vac
Mar.
9Vac
11 Vac Mar
27,000
r/: 11.700
"Feb
46c
Apr/
3.55 :
21%
Tungsten
Feb
6.80 Mar
Jan
■
Shell
25 Vac
3.55;
_25c
Southern
13%
1,450
.30
12%
Canada
Jan
Jan
413.500
7c
Jan
7c
Jan
8c
1
Canada
5.30
275
26c
14c
45c /
8c
Jan *
11c
9,020
-
Apr
20c
-
Mar
i
2.20
7 VaC
46c
5.60
Mines
Campbell Chibougamau.
Campbell Red Lake—
Apr
251%
39,793
12%
54c
May
45*
49,140
16%
Feb
Mar
44
1,095
.
Apr
11
301% Apr
45Va May
47% Feb
28%
3,800
6.35
6.10.
6.30
—:
44c
'451
•
453/8
45%
51%
Jan
/.-;i 6c
37c
390,650
9 Vac
12.% c
61% c
1
Calgary & Edmonton
C&lvert
Gas
&
Oil.
Camerina Petroleum
3.30 Mar
Feb
4.740
I2V2C
Jan
Jan
7c
Apr
3; 142
Feb
21c
-
lAay
11c
•
38,760
•
17c 22 %c
5.75
Lake
Cadamet
5
30
___.
41c
3.30
9c
6 Vac
645
8,925
1.20
Feb i
4V2c
4,151
„
7 Vac
19c
1
Calalta Petroleum
Feb
40c
3.05
:."7%c
4%c
.15.000
5c
18c
45c
Cable Mines Oils—1_—_j—_
Jan
9%
29%
Red
5c
oou '
6,100
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
44c
45c
rights
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class A preferred ,
50
Class B preferred—;
50
Shell Investments preferred
20
Industries
Buffalo
'■
o
~
7 Vac
6%c
,
_—1
Ankerite
Jan
Mar
Mar
18c
.l_i'
Apr
15c
15V2.C 16 %c
5%c
5VaC
9%c
Brunswick
Reef
May
1
Broulan
Jan
1.30
Mar
95c
1
Apr
Feb
53 c
49c
40c
Jan
31c
2.000
7%c
—1
Apr
16.900
15l%c
•
16c
52c
3.20
*
50c
1.02
—_1
IIIi
Mar
50c
_50c
—
Jan
23c
95c
—1
Corp
92c
-
50c
.
,
Ltd—
5.20
May
5
914
-*
-50c
/
■
Jan
96c
.
,
Uranium—
69c
2.35
1.450-
1
Mines
Mines
11%
50
16c
;
Ltd—
Jan
9%
16c
-24%
"
5.000
Bralornd Pioneer
103
1.705
10.200
Apr
19 %
•
Jan
9%
A—
Arts ;—
Shawinigan
51%
Jan
Feb
-
25%'
37c
Mines
Mines
2.15 Mar
5,675
Holdings
-.
51c
2.060
3.00
14
991/2
14.010
3.85
,
•9.000
10%
Holdings
Selkirk
150
*
:
Ltd————.—„——1*
Scottish
660
101
——————————
Warrants
Seven
51c
18%
100
Gas—_———_—■—— -1
Maurice
Salada Foods Ltd—
Savvette
183/4
18%
class A pfd—.—100
St Lawrence Corp
25%
5V2C
Corp
Buffalo
St
25%
1.30
14%
Feb
^pr
25%
1.24
26
10% Mar
253%
Yukon
Black
Jan
May
,-Feo
Apr
24%
35 %c
79%
72% Mar V
12
•
Mining
Bidcop
May
5.50
,
Bibis
Feb
20
4.25 Mar
1.970
253/8
12
IHI25
:
Feb
11%
22% Mar
5c
Belcher
19
__,
Duquesne_
Bethlehem Copper
Bevcon: Mines./-
Feb
Mar
8.95 Mar
1.080
Petroleums
23%
14
410
24
1.28
1
High
11%
24
1
Mines
21 % May
7
•
Uranium
Beattie
Low.
11'/a
24
35 %c
~
;_I"
i,
Jan
783/8
8%
79%
—
Jan
Mar
8%
...
6%
—10
13
814
5
preferred—
—10
19%
Bata
Jan
5% Mar
~
15%
«
Rothmans of Pall Mall——
11%
Jan
I_
Trust
Baska
Range Since Jan. 1, l!)<>3
High
—1
:
—
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Base Metals Mining—.
Apr
for Week
Shares
—50c
__:
Barnat Mines
11% Mar
Jan
21%
300
23
51
Jan
4.50
Barex
Feb
10 % May
Jan
9%
1.100
5%
10
.___;—
9%
•
Oil
Bankfield
Apr
May
12
Jan
300
10
•___—.
107
Jan
83/4
common
Nodwell
4.80
55c
12
._53
A
Rockower
10.964
83/4
2
j.
Mfg 2nd pfd
preferred
class
22.757
84c
99 102%
12
Properties preferred.
Yarns class A—..
Robertson
73/4.
80c
11
a
Bldg
Preferred
Riverside
Robin
1.50
common
A
Revenue
$6
Apr
8%
preferred
Revelstoke
i
10 %
A_„
Chemical
Reichhold
Feb
81c
loo
Milk class A—
Grip Batten class
Quinte
8%
35 %
Low
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A_.
1
$5 preferred —
.—25
5% %
preferred
—25
39.762
•
Range
of Prices
Par
High
10
—1
Gas
—;—
Preferred
Rapid
Low
High
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
9%
9%
l20c
———
Bros
Quebec Natural
■_
Shares
39*14
Corp
Premium
of Prices
Week's
Fridaj
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
2.43
22c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jah
Jan
Apr
' Apr
-
Mines
Ltd.,
:
Petrol preferred-
*
Mining
Mines
Ltd
;
1
o
2.90
-»
Jan
28%
V
pnr)
66c
Jan
8 %c
1
—
—
73c
9 VaC
7c
Mar
28
29
7
.
17,000
25%
-10
Feb
-„9c
Jan
14%c. Jan
3.70
1.05
10c
29
Feb
Feb
Jan
May
'
3.60
-
800
3.40
Jan
3.90
Feb
Genex
Mines
Ltd—
1
10c
IOC
lie
14.050
17c
Mar
Volume
Number
197
6261
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
.
(1875)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Giant
Mascot
Giant
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Glacier
Mine
_l"i
Goldale
Mining
16,129
Plains
GUlch
1
Mines
Lake
Hard
Feb
37c
Apr
17c
Jail
Obaska
29c
11,033
24c
Feb
33Vic
Jan
O'Brien
13c 13 Vac
3,530
13c
Jan
17Vac
Jan
Okalta
4,30
Feb
3.60
12%.
13,ill
8,125
Gold
Hasaga
Mines
Hastings.,
Head of Lakes
Iron__
7Vac
Feb
Orenada
Jan
IOV2C
Apr
Ormsby Mines-:
8.00
Apr
9.85 Mar
4c
1,000
3V2C
Apr
5V2C Jail
13c
11c
13c
62,780
11c
Apr
15c
He
10c
lie
•47,000
10c
Mar
21c
14c
2,000
12c
Apr
15c
Jan
99c
95c
1.10
2,900
90c
Jan
1.03
Feb
18 Vac
16 Vac
19c
104,000
10c
Jan
20c
May
May
20c
22c
20,400
5C
6c
14,500
1
2.80
2.75
2.90
Hollinger Consolidated Gold_
_
5
HomeOil .Co Ltd class A_———•
28%
28 Va
28%
13V2:
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%:
2.95
2.90
3.10
Headway Red' Lake__
Highland
1
1
Bell
21c
___1
.
Gold Mines
Heath
•
5»/2C
.
Class
Gold—
:
1.
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting——*
Hudson Bay Oil—
2.50
Hugh Pam Porcupine
1
Hydra Exploration
1
Irish Copper Mines—i.—
_
;_1
Iron Bay Mines
■
-1
Howey
Consolidated
.
v
IIV2
50%
2,000
26 %c
26 Vac
28c
14,424
26Vac
50c
45c
54c
60,650
33c
1.19 ■? 1.25
1.25
72c
74c
,13,960
95c
70c
Jacobus
Jaye
Mining
_20c
—
Explorations
20c
lie
Jan
1
5c
Joburke
11 Vac 13 Vac
53,675
—1
21c
21c
22c
Joliet
Quebec
Joutel
Mines'
9,500
1.31
1.30
1.34 '
Apr
Jan
54c
Mar
1.00
1.05
5.066
86c
Jan
14c 16 VaC
119.500
12c
Mar
——-
Keeley
.
Gold
30c
50c
III 1
5c
4 Vac
5c
1
6.90
6.90
7.00
—
Mines
Kerr-Addison
32c,
32c
55c
i
.
Frontier
Kenville
'
1
_*
Co Ltd__L—_______
Mining
Gold
.
Feb
20VaC
50c
133,500
.„1
1
Kirkland
Townsite
25c
25c
Minerals
Kirkland
Kopan
—_,
Mining & Exploration
Dufaujt Mines
_
Lake
•
Mines'
Lake .Shore
La
Gold
Lamaque
3.70
33c
•-
_50c
30c
1.40.
1
*
1
-
Goldfield
8V2C
*
3.15
Merrill
'8c
10c
lie
8c
.
10c
36,500
5 VaC
1,200
3.25
3.15
"
A
Ryanor
1.75
Jan
Salem
Jan
Sand
Jan
19c
2.40
4V2C
5c
.9 Vac
16c
10,500
7 Vac
3.15
7,237
156,500
16,000
I
4,000
5,400
.
River
23c
Jan
Apr
2.10
Jan
2.40
Feb
4Vic
Jan
6Vic
Feb*
13c
Feb
v:
6Vic Mar
75c
Jan
4c
Feb
4 Vac
22c
1,630
18c 19 VaC
4.100
1.00
15c
Spooner
Mar
Jan
Jan
15c
Apr
1.02
Apr '
9c
9c
10,550
15c
20,066
11c
Feb
91c
1.C2
65,207
80c
Mar
7 Vac
8 VaC
13,500
6V2C
Jan
12c
44c
35.575
39c
Apr
49c
Jan
60c
66c
94.750
47c
Jan
70c
Apr
9c
8 Vac
8.30
50%
—
30c
9c
3,000
8.30
8.45
20.726
10c
5,600
50%
53 V*
8c
,
5 VaC
21 Vac
25c
2.81
3.00
New
54 %
Apr
6V2C
27c
Mar
3.30
2.25 Mar
New
New
New
Nickel
Nor
Norlex
Tombill
N^r h
N
9c
9c
1.500
7V2C
Jan
10c
Jan
88c
92c
62.470
74c
Feb
94c
36c
Feb
67c
Apr
Apr
17c
Mar
33c
Triad
Feb
Apr
,
25 250
6c
_25c
1.90
1
15c
.
1
Mines—
*
1
of
*
1
13c
Feb
26Vic
4c
Jan
5VaC
5c
19,786
Jan
16,500
12c
Jan
14 Vi
•
Apr
Feb
'7c
22 V2C Mar
32c
Jan
Jan
16c
Feb
7c
8,500
5c
Jan
9c
Jan
lie 11 Vac
13,000
11c
Jan
16c
Feb
21,563
.34c
Apr
40c
Apr
5,300
3c
May
5V2C
Jan
14,025
99c
Jan
1.37
Jan
35c
37c
5c
1.19
1.24
13 Vac
15c
19,020
13V2C
Apr
19 Vic
Jan
7.80
8.35
35,238
6.45
Jan
8.40
Apr
1.14
1.18
1,900
1.14
Apr
1.21
Apr
3.10
3.20
15,610
5.10
5.25
600
19c
22c
•
3.15
20c
30c
1.74
1.70
11c
.
May
37c / Feb
20c
Jan
38c
Jan
2.05
I6V2C
13c
1.70
13c
36,200
9 V2C
Apr
Feb
9,500
10c
Jan
.
1.03
1.06
1,980
34c
37 c
5,500
8c
Apr
Jan
Feb
1.31
90c
Jan
29c
;
Jan
46c
Mar
.
6c
Mar
11c
Apr
1,000
3Vac
Jan
6c
Apr
4.60
Apr
5.35
63,500
c
23 Vac
30C
39,800
8V2C
8c
8 V2C
6,150
,
Jan
Jan
12,232
9c
4 Va
Mar
36c
8,880
4 V2C
5.60 Feb
19c
36c
8V2C
'
Apr
16c
1.06
v
3.35 Mar
1,000
1.79
12V2C
5.10
16,534
24c
•
•2.86 Mar
.38,960
36c
23 Vac
25 V2C
,
1
1.60
1.60
12V2C
12c
24c
25c
1
1.75
1.65
1.76
70c
19c
Jan
5V2C
Jan
12c
550
1.69:
1.49
7,830
Apr
Feb
1.87
Jan
I'eb
Apr
Jan
14VaC
Apr
12c
26,800
13c
Jan
36c
23,875
70c
—
39c
8 975
26c
Apr
42c
5 Vac
11 500
5c
Jan
7V2C
26C
3 650
25c
Jan
29c
Apr
5 Vac
4.35
3 ,950
90c
Feb
23c
Jan
36c
Jan
13c
Jah
4c
8Vac
1.63
—
Exploration—.
1.75
23,905
93c
1.15
248,417
76c
Feb
28c
24 c
28c
140,759
16c
Jah
21c
10%
18c
4.033
11 Vt
•
9.95
4,705
44c
234,250
3.0c
14Vic Mar
1.84
6.70
Apr
1.48
15c
HH
1.43
HI
Reef
1.42
Quebec
1.42
15VaC
—
17c
1.49
52c
.
1.15
1.35
30,726
6,850
1.41
5,005
20c 20 Vac
20C
—
3.20
4,313
Jan
6,332
Jan
4.20
Jan
'78c
Apr
1.65
Feb
8.75
Jan
Feb
15c
Apr
1.57 Apr
Jan
Jan
26c
Mar
1.66
Feb
6Vic
Jan
Jan
25c
1.37 Mar
16c
Apr
50c
Jan
——
5
Feb
12%
.
May
24c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.15 May
28c
Apr
Apr
10 Vac
,_
Jan
40c
1.50 Mar
10,547
9c
1.75
—1
Jan
Mines
1
West
Apr
Western
Beaver
Jan
11c
Jan
16c
5c
:
6 Vac
Apr
40c
13c
Mar
4 Vic
15c
Feb
3, 100
_
19c
10, 000
5c
25c
,Jan
Jan
38c
Jan
•12 700
23c
6c
11c
32c
1, 400
16c
15c
22 Vac
Anr
6 Vac Mar
-6. 810
,
5c
25c
•
Jan
14c
Jan
May
34
50
50c
50c
3.70
4.20
104 ,148
1
23 Vic
25c
17
__i
31c
30'/a C
33c
34 800
24c
23 VaC
25c
3 ,300
44c
4 450
3.75
1.77
Jan
FQb
3.60
34
6"c,
Jan
*No
included
,
Jan
48 %c
Jan
21c
Apr
30c
Mar
23c-
-
4.30
2.12
2.19
16c
6c
6c
500
Bear
_■£—
15c
12c
Feb
Jan
17c
Jan
Apr
Feb
2.32
438,700
1
Feb
Apr
Mar
13c
200
13c
1
5.05
89c
Mar
6c
4,250
38,000
Jan
93c
27.225
20c
Mar
12c
7.865'
3.95
Jan
13c
82c
35.660
4.10
17c
3.00 Mar
60,000
16c
1.29
Apr
Mar
1.35
4.45
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
7Vic
Feb;
42c
1
39c
31 Vac
40c
143.743
18c
80c
80c
80c
3.110
71c
8V2C
Jan
5Vic
Jan
Apr
1.00 Feb
Apr
•
Apr
2.50 Mar
29c
Apr
5Vic
May
1.80
2.05 Mar
13c
Apr
20c
Feb
1.50 Mar
:
J Or
Je n
1
8 Vac
8, Vac
10.000
—20c
6 Vac
7 Vac
110.500
1
Oil
6c
6c
1.000
113
14.340
8 VaC
7.200
6c
Feb
14c
5.600
41c
Jan
47c
Jan
7
Feb
_
Mines
1
1.08
1.05
5Vic Mar
1.05 May
-
Mines
1
8c
.—1
42c
1
5c
:
II
Metal: Mines
Arvf
25 VaC
i
7c
14c
1.16
4Vic
Jan
8c
41c 44 Vac
4V2C
5c
y
,
7
VaC; Anr
7
Vic'Feb
1.19
Vac
Feo
Jan
9.382
4c
Apr
31c
"an
J?n
29c
May
1
22c
19c 22 Vac
52.200
19c
1
29 V2C
24c 29 Vic
473.1-28
16c
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Anr
6.25
Apr
Jan
6V2C
Jan
10c
4,670
1.20
Apr
2.09
10c
1,128
85c
1.75
Zulapa Mining
Apr
May
17c
,33*3
Yp]]n" knife
3.70
82c
17c
Zinc
Mines'
Zenmac
45c
27
.
Vukeno Mines
Jan
1,299
Apr
Jan
1.35
_40c
Consolidated
Yellorex
Jan
Jan
23 Vac
&
36c / Apr
Apr
1
Yale Read
Yankee Canuck
(H G>
1.20
8,500
1.63
HI
Young
12Vac
10c 10 Vac
10%C
1
Hargreaves
Yukon
248
3c
17c
Larder
Apr
36, 200
•
Winchester
Jan
1.452. 650
/" 4,000
1.64
HI
Windfall
7%c
12c
3VaC
_50c
—
25c
45c
34
A_IIH
;
Jan
1.68
3c
1
Oil
Feb
30c
55,300
14c
class
Wiltspy Coghlaji
Feb
1.65
10c
Wilshire
Apr
3.1C
1.90
1
-
Mar
1.70
1.80
2
Surf - Inlet
18c
-
22c
6 VaC
Lodge
Petroleum
6Vic
V
2.78, Mar
9c
—1
Mines
Wright
97c
Mar
3.50
>lar
*
Mar
13c
1
Mines—
13 Vic
Feb
68c
4,166
4V2C
85c
Malartic
15Vic
19c
Apr
9,200
18c
83c
Petrol
tes
17 055
24Vac Jan
4c
89c.
4V2C
Petroleums
46, 700
8c
1,100
83c
17 VaC
10 VaC 10 Vac
—1
Mines
Westburne Oil
Feb
Jan
—1
18c
10 236
!
1.66
1.00
;
30,025
17c
-68 800
...
Apr
14c
14c 16 VaC
35c
;
10c
7.45
Willroy
3.00
Rarkin—~
18,500
6.70
Western
14c
i___*
10c
12 VaC
Jan
31c
——
10c
13c
Apr
2.85
Exploration
10c
__
7.00
Jan
14c
A 34
May
20c
Fortune
28c
,
16. 534
50
Jan
34,003
81c
Hill__
Keno
New
13Vic
35c
!
30c
Jan
10,406
Jan
•
176, 641
11c
Mar
53c
1.35
Jan
11c
41c
Apr
19„c
81c
1.32
Jan
33c
25c
4,500
15,070
25c
26c
65c
1.32
6c
8c
__'l
39c
22 Vac
81c
voting trust ctfs__
9c
32c
___*
38c
23 c
26,160
14c
2.95
::
Jan
73c
1 042
1
common
85c
66c
76 275
_——_-*
A—
Mar
66c
35 937
1
:
60c
-3.80
6c
9c
6c
10,600
3.45
23c
'
:
32 Vac
16c
72c
3.50
21c
6c
1
68c,
38c
9 Vac 10 VaC
1
1
Jan
Vanrioo Consolidated Exploration
Vauze Mines "_i—
West
Feb
Jan
1.12
-69 558
1
88c
41c
Western Decalta
Western Mines
15c 18 Vac
r—-
6Vic
Jan
7c
6 166
42 175
•
15c
-
Apr
4c
6 000
5c
8c
M
-A---
Jan
10%
Canso
Wespac
Am-
10c
1.51
1
Feb
55c
1
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake Nickel
n
3 500
16c
;
Jt
1.40
6 770
:
1.35
17 Vac
.
5.00
::
4 900
1.20
1
Gold
Jan
12c
4,400
;
Violamac
5V2cMar
Apr
3.40 Mar
25 VaC 32 Vac
1
Mines—
4c
2 ,000
4.10
10c
:
Jan
15c
12,900
Vespar
'
Jon
Ltd_l
Smelt
Apr
82c
14c
14c
—1
•Upper Canada Mines
Apr
5 Vac
8c
4c
Jan
1.76
Jan
Jan
1
United
Urban
1.56
68c
,73c
Buffadison
United
22c
4,600
13c
Asbestos
United
;
68c
Mines
United
Feb
21 Vac
Rouvn.
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
4 500
*
Merger.——
Rock
11 Vi
7,500
:
25 Vac 27 Vac
25c
Feb
15c
Oil
JanY
65 050
1
Mines-——:
2.50
1.90 Mar
4 800
17c
1.57
1
L__
.__
Jan
1.97
1
Mines."
North
6c
Jan
,12c
4.90
Mines
United
May
4 Vac
1
__;
~tV r"oH"rest
19,643
13c
1.23
Ltd
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Feb
8c
11c 11 Vac
25 Vac
__50c
:
18c
15c
1.90
5 Vac
4.35
1.35"
Canada
5c
65 100
8c
36c 38 Vac
5 VaC
1
Mines
Norfh
14 V2
Feb
70c
United Oils
Jan
25 VaC
1
1
10c
4 VaC
1
Gold—
l"istrp?m
14%
Apr
3c
1
Exp Ltd
Transcontinental Resources
Apr
14c
Mining Corp
Northgate
1,400
Mining Corp
23c
16%
13c
Preferred
17c
4.80
Trans Canada
:
13 Vac
Oils
1.55
2.10
93c
1.67
Mines
Tormont
Jan
Ltd
1.25 May
1.85 Mar
Jan
9Vac
4.85
___•_.
Oil
18c
13% Mar
*
Mining
Torbrit Silver
Jan
Canadian
600
700
Thompson Lundmark
Union
2.700
8.470
'
North
2,000
1.95
Feb
81c
24c
Union
20c
16'A
1.24
Mines
Northcal Oils
10c
1:40
1.90
1
Mar
9,600
36c
15%.
2.40
Norpax Nickel—-
15.600
1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan
Mines
Normetal
92c
_*
HI
Apr
Apr
Mines
Jan
89c
32 c
^
Jan
1.80
Mines
Norgold
Apr
1.32
1
Gold
May
1.06
Mining & Smelting.
Norbeau
75c,
—_1
45c
400
Pete
Rim
52c
Jan
1.01
—1
I_
10c
14.700
—
Acme
Mar
45c
2,420
2.3 Vac
II
Mines
28c
1.20
Mines
Mines
Nisto
Cons
Jan
2.00
Mylamaque Mining &
Nickel
38c
6,900
5VaiC
1
Mar
Mines———1
New Senator
26.800
73c
13 V2c 14VaC
1
;
May
1.90
Development
Holdings _____:
Rouvn
51c
1.20
11c 11 Vac
.
8c
1.14
Newnorth Gold
Feb
11% May
5 Vac
-__1
26c
1.17
Mines
Mar
15Vac
66c
26VaC
—1
23c
1
Mines—
Kelore
93c
.
17c
—1
Gas
9.000
28 c
■
Concord
Newlund
Mar
45V2C
Oils
14.600
8c
25c
31.400
New Hosco Mines—.:—
New
Apr
1
"
Jan.
37,200
—.
Petroleum
New Jason
40c
—1
Oils
Jan
25c
Harricana
Mar
_50c
40c
64c
Goldvue
16c
—1
.
64c
88c
—.
Warrants
New
I
Apr
9.900
9c
—
Oil
50.525
10c
.
Apr
48c
Davies
23c 29VaC
1
Nickel
Territory
Jan
■20c
21c
Continental
Jan
36V2c
—_____
~
&
Teck
Hughes
TemagamL
Feb
21c
New
Jan
1.25
Taurcanis
Apr
4V2C Jan
10.200
53c
34c
,
Jan
59c
New
•__
Sunburst Exploration
Mar
19c
Mines_—:
Newconex
Jan
9.65
8.15
Jan
30c
50c
8c
•.
Calumet
85c.
*
50c
27c
50c
16 V8
——
New
Jan
Jan
I2V2C
—1
25 Vac
28c
28c
Iron
Biclamaque
Jan
12c
16c
V
190
1
—
Uranium
Sullivan
'
90c
Mar
10,100
lie
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact ____•
Jan
9.15
lie
37V2C
39.883
__1
Apr
Jan
27c
41.400
2.97
1.25
10c
Feb
Jan
43 Vi Jan
3,720
22 VaC
—
;
8.25
79.210
6c
8c
,
3.185
30c 32 VaC
5 Vac
—1
Athona
Jan'
90c
L—l
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Feb
41c
—_.
New
8c
14c
1.90
—1
Ltd
Mines
Starratt
23c
12c
14c
——
Mines—
New
l.OoO
3,175
31,820
3.25
I3V2C 14 Va c
11 Vac 11 %c
ZZi
±-_
Stanwell Oil &
23c
Jan
8Vic
94c
Mines—,
Alger
Jan
_50c
Union
Stanrock
Ap r
17 Vic Mar
Jan
I
Mines
Mines
Southern
Feb
.5 V2C
,
7VaC
Lake
New
Jan
2.40
14%
Silvermaque
Siscoe
Feb
Apr
14 Vic
1,725
—1
__.
Gordon
Stand
10c
25c
14.586
—1
___~
Silver Miller Mines
Jan
Jan
22c
111
Petrol
Silver
6c
1.14
•
Feb
7c
2.67
48 V2C
Sigma Mines Quebec
Mar
Jan
Apr
24Vic May
8V2C
20c
_50c
May
1.82
2.60
—_1
4c
I 1.45 Mar
28c
Security Freehold •_
Sheep Creek Gold
85c
r
Gold
Feb
Feb '
Apr
Jan
2.000
9l2C
14c 14 VaC
Jan
9.25
2.60
—1
Jail
3.95
8c
c
-
1.48
20 VaC
—1
Apr
9c
Exploration
National
1.669.400
7 Va
Jan
May
11V4C
Mining
Exploration
United
Nealon
15 VaC 24 VaC
23c
13 V2C
Mines
21c
■
Apr
3.500
79c
4 Va c
22c
—
Porcupine
National
18.599
6.85
73c
9 VaC
Uran
6V2C
.
60c
Red
Creek
1.74
Sarcee
14 Vac
Murray Mining Corp Ltd——
Nama
1.68
14 V2 c
Satellite Metal
11 Vic
Jan
Apr
3,600
78c
4 V2C
'
_____
__
:
1.70
Apr
1.97
43c
Gold
Oil
23,050
70c
—_—
Mines—
Murphy
Jan
Jan
5cJan
4,186
2.26
-
Minerals
2.391
78c
1
Consolidated
Jan
*
Petroleums"
Wright
Multi
9.20
73c
1
______—__
Athabasca
1.50
1.15 Mar
13,750'
9c
.
1.57
*
Mt
v
19c;
Mar
15c
69,350
•
9c
Mining
Moneta
14,000
87c
City Petroleums—
Mining Corp
Ore
Jan
1.30
5,155
9c
8c
5V2C
Mill
Min
Rowan
1.40*
1.39
-78c
—.
Midcon Oil
Midrim
Rockwin
? 20c
Lake—.____—,
Uranium
Meta
Apr,.
5c
Exploration & Development 50c
—1
Island
Mining-,.-—„
Mentor
37c
8 Vac
Red
McWatters
Jan
18c
—:
Corp
_______
McMarmac
27c
2.40 "■
—
Maybrun Mines
Mclntyre
Medallion
96,200
85c
19c
—■———_—,—
Mattagami Lake
McKenzie
31c
87c
•
Consol
Matachewan
Rix
29c
3.65
Sherritt
— —
Mines
Apr
Feb
8 VaC
1
Martin-McNeely
Feb
4.50
Jan
4V2C
Mines
9.10
75c
I
Rexpar Minerals
Rio Algom
Rio Rupununi Mines
2.98
Jan
3.90
5 VaC
10 Vac
1
it,
Maritimes, Mining
9.20
*
*
Mines
43c
5c
Mines
Marcon
50c
._*
—_III
Macdonald—
Apr
1.66
—1
L
Marchant
3,300
Mining
Jan
1.49
18c
Marboy
Renabie
29c
1.55
_____—.
Mines
Reeves
Jan
1,700
1
—
Maralgo
Jan
Janv.
Jan
3,000
Barvue
Manoka
7.05
2.95
■'*
12,500
Fields—/
Manitou
65c
Jan
90c
10c
6,300
1.59
L__i__
Uranium
Mar
,
19c
3.75
>■ 16c
Mines—
Maneast
59c
62c
Jan
May
1.15
Apr
32 Vac 34 VaC
1.57
__.
Madsen .Red -Lake
Malartic Gold
,
15 Vac
_———___
Cockshutt
.40c
66c
Mar
2.40
•;
1,100
16c
Explorations
,
Realm
1.59
—
— ___—
Mine's Ltd
Cr.os
Majortrans
Jan
•III
—:—
Yeliowknife Gold Mines—.
Magnet
Apr
*
Lyndhurst' Mines
MacLeod
33 V2
3.65
*
1
—_
_*
MaCfie
Jan
4.10
4.50
a;
Macdonald Mines
25
430
Long: Lac GoldPoint Gas__——
Lorgdo Uranium Mines-!
Macassa Gold
5,205
4.50
Long
Louviconrt
32 Va
2.60
Little
Lynx
30Va
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
2.45
Langis ■ Silver
Latin American
Leitch Geld Mines—
.
13:500
Raglan Nickel
—1
"
57c
'
—1.
Lencourt Gold 'Mines
Jan
50c
Radiore Uranium Mines
i—.
Mines
42c
90c
Apr
5.20
Jan
30
Mines—
Jan
14c
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Mar
7V2C
66c
64c
Feb
32c
Quemont
32c
,<
50c
26% Mar
__i
18c
7,000
20,450
500
7 Vac
40c
8,801
59c
IOV2C
6.630
Copper
Jan
13,733
23c
Feb
39c
-1
Jan
9c
52c
5VaC Mar
29 V4
—
17c
16c
15Vic .Jan
6.286
49,500
-1
Ltd
11c
6.50.,
Apr
Apr
Apr
May
1
Airways
9,354
8c
96c
65c
74,525
"15c
16 Vic
29
Gas
36,000
6.30
Mar
32.900'
v
*
18c
6.40
Jan
65c
37c
I_~
Gold——
27c
—1
——
29 V*
10c
-500
—50 c
26c
_'
' Mirres—
Luz
1
21 Vac
*
_L__,
Queenston Gold
Jan
Mar
8.330
79c
52c
16c
_____•.— .__1
Lake Lingman
Gold
'Lake OSu 'Mines
14c 14 V2C
79c
57c
_/
Apr
7.45
3.50 May
25c
25.420
—_i
______;
Jan
6c
Jan
^.57
Mar
35c
225.900
*
♦
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Apr
1,125
44c
Mar
36c
34c
6c
25c
•
32 Va
Labrador
3.50
Mar
24c
31c
30V2c
62c
21 VaC
17c
.1
—
3.35
3.50
1
Copper
Jan
24c
36c
23c
Feb
1.10
"
Kilembe
Jan
Jan
12c
—1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Lithium
"Quebec Manitou Mines
33V2C Apr
4V2C
•t-
26c
14c
—-1
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Jan
6.45
9,500
12,738
Feb
Jan
83.812
32c
&
17c
Jan
—_1
Purdex Minerals Ltd,
Feb
1.55
Feb
12c
59c
Ascot
3.80
10c
5 Vac
Quebec
Feb
8,500
17V2C
Mines
Feb
3.10
9.999
59c
Prospectors
Jan
May
23C
5 Vac
Oil
8.20
12c I2V2C
-I—i
Rouyn
Jan
Jan
11c IIV2C
Jan
20c
26 Vic Mar
6,966
57c
20c
—1
Oils
Apr
23c
6.15
11c
*
Gas
1.08
12 VaC
Mines
&
Jan
100
3.45
22C
Development
-j
'
—__1
Exploration
Oil
;
2.177
7.60
3.45
~
Gas & Oil
Powell
15c-, Apr
Feb
7.25
1
*
Consol
Petroleum
27c
Jan
1.05
—
Exploration Ltd_
Gold
16 Vac
,_6.50
~
Gold
International
Jan
5Vic
'
Feb
11c
1.00
1
Consolidated
Jan
20c Mar
Jan
6,000
13c
Copper.
Jowsey
—
4V2C
VaC
Mines,-
Jonsmith
4 Vic
12,300
13c
1
4
1
Mines-
Gold
8V2C
10,374
13c
Jellicoe Mines
Apr
45c
Ponder
Mar
6,325
32V2C
5.200
Apr
Jan
16,490
13c
Feb
49c
Place
27c
24c
2.45
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—___
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Jan
20c
1.85 Mar
48c
Placer
24VaC
12 Vac
22.275
49c
Jan
Mar
21c
2.23
33c
51c
15c
12 Vac
2.16
Pitch Ore Uranium
9,149
.35c
—
2.18
Jan
Jan
Permo
17c
.__1
________
Apr
Jan
Peerless
16 VaC
16 Vac
Jan
8.20
14c
'
Apr
Preston
Waite
Jack
15c
Feb
5 VaC
Jan
.
Jan
6.50
20c
Pax
May
1.29
10c
38c
i
Paymaster
86c
Jan
15.000
11,728
2,800
PCE
,"
8c
11c
7.85
11.250
Jan
Feb '
10,600
11c
108.750
17%
Jan
14,400
76c
12c 13 Vac
Feb
Feb
-20c
Ltd
Jan
v
58c
18c
Apr
55c
Feb
39c
Peruvian Oil & Mines
.
48c
32c
I3V2C
Feb
10.055
12c
Apr
Apr
55c
37c
Jan
59
5V2C Feb
30c
Fa to
3.10 May-
Feb
15c
Jan
37c
14
8V2cMar
Jan
4c
30c
Perron
Jan
14%
5,701
13,454
8V2C
11c
3.000
12 Vac
Apr
.
Jan
2.900
1
!7c
Jan
39c
-_-l
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Patino Mining
28% May
2.50 Mar
5,400
Mar
7.65
_________
V 13%
•
Feb
29c
11c
Gold
3.10
Jan
Jan
5,017
•
20%
11 Va
,
12c
7.75
Pamour
Feb
27c
v
5c
Feb
Jan
Pamoil
Apr
Jan
4,429
17%*
16;
5C
2.51
8 Vac
_1
—
3,850
8,624
~
59c
58c
59c
16%
—
.
Mines
Iso
v
12c
May
2.60
Osisko Lake Mines
Feb
24 Vic
500
55c
Apr
1
Jan
7VaC
13c V.
32c
High
Mar
.__1
_L__.
Mines
4c
1
1
32c
35c
—1
Orchan
6Vic
—1_1
—
8V2C
5c
Oleary Malartic
Opennska Copper
Feb
:
6.625
13 VaC
Jan
1,500
_______!
8 Vac
Mines
8,000
V
9c
v
8 Vac
51c
Gold
4,988
7V2C
•7 Vac :
1.85
12c
Oils
56c
Feb
900
Mines____
13
Mar
2,100
32c
Lake
8.40
8c
8.15
____________1
Harrison Minerals——
12
,32c
Low
55c
2.02
8 Vac
8.05
7 VaC
'
•
Gold—___——l.
Mines
2.95 Mar
3,345
35c 36V2C
High
44c
2.00
;
Mines
Nudulama
Jan
3.20
55c
Mines
Beaucage
15c
12'/2
Low
warrants
Mines
24 Vic
3.50
___1
Gold
Rock
Nova
26,915
'
Gwillim
Norvalie
Feb
A
Canada
16,300
_—l
Mining
Jan
9V2C
class
Northern
32c 33 V2C
36 V2C
__gc
I^es/L_—---1
Lead
Gunnar
18 Vic
127/8
15 Vac I6V2C
12V2
_—l
r
Northspan
16c
25c
.
Develop_____
Freehold
Par
Apr
Feb
32c
13c
Granduc Mines—
Gulf
8c
27c
.
Gridoil
Jan
11c
6 %c
__L.*
Goldray
~-90c
Mar
4c
11c
6V2C
1
1
__
Grandroy. Mines
Great
10c
11c
3,978
11,000
Limited—____——__l
Goldfields
Jan
11%
1
;
10%
11%
11 Vu
1,325
1
Explorers
Jan..
87c
(Range for Week Ended May 3)
High
65c
86c
1
Urari Mines—_
Glen
_l
;
.
Low
High
1
43
par
value...a Odd
lot
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f Flat price, r Ca>h sale <not
t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to vn'i-Ued trading privileges,
wi When issued, x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
range),
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included in year's
wd When delivered,
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(1876)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
National and Eastern List of Over- The-Counter Securities
(Quotations
■
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the
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quotation
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—*'
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on
national
distribution.
primarily in the
distribution
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request.
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Eastern
\
1
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Par
,.
22
10c
13%
14%
10c
4%
-l
Inc.
Aerotest Labs Inc_—
4%
Canuoc Fastener
6%
Canadian
11%
Cannon
7%
Cannon
54%
Homes
Culver
Alberto
Inc
Aid
3%
5%
All State
Develop———1
A
Credit class
10c
Allied
Alterman
Bid
3VB
Carpenter
22%
15
16%
Cary
24%
26%
Cascade
50c
5%
Foods Inc
2.50
Air
American
Biltrite
American
Co
25 %
—1
Rubber
Co—*
:
Furniture
American
Co
American
Cent
Christiana
Rubber
25%
•
Gobain
Corp
com_7.50
5%
——25
Co
10
11
1.50
1%
—*
Corp
15%
Precision
Products-
24
14%
62%
1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
59
Anheuser-Busch
4
55 Yb
Applied Research Corp„
25c
Aqua-Chem Inc
——1
3%
Inc
.1
24
22%
19%
19%
Industries
Farms
Participating
—-10c
Inc
Co
6%
2Va
1
15 Yb
common
preferred
Interstate
Gas
Missouri
Arkansas
Valley
Power
Co—5
Industries
Gas
Commonwealth
Natural
Commnowealth
Corp
19%
10%
21
60
64%
Art
Metal
Inc
—1
7r ;
73/4
1
5 Yb
5%
Arvida
Corp class A
Assembly Products Inc___
Associated
1
8%
29
6%
31%
33%
8%
9%
26%
.12%
17 Yb
13%
18%
28%
30 Va
5
.
Continental
Inc
11 Va
15
16 Va
103/4
1
18
83
Cowles
Atlantic
Atlas
.
Utilities
6%
7%
common__10c
Corp
1
8%
93/4
10c
Credit
Class
Corp_^
8%
93/4
B
Atmos-Pak
Inc
—40c
3%
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
Automation Industries Inc
1
37 %
4 Ya
17 %
53/4
Avis
Adhesive
Inc
Products
1
5
.
Avon
Products
Aztec
Oil
&
Inc
Gas
Corp
Corp
17%
9%
10%
1
X 5%
6 %
Denver
3%
4%
23%
56
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1
;
Distilling Co
1
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Berkshire
Bernz
5%
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39
32%
41%
343/8
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20c
14
12
—25
1
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23%
10
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7%
1
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Dun
8%
.
16%.
193/B
7 Va
_*
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Beranek
Bon
Eastern
11%
5c
&
Newman
Bowser
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Inc
$1.20
Gas
&
Co
&
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Caldor
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10%
7%
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41%
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&
10%
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30%
1
13%
14%
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24 %.
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14%
15%
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Paso
Elco
class
26%
23
39%
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*
1
243/b
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Co
23
62%
7
23 3A
25%
29%
31V4
10%
11%
'
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493/4
6%
7%
36 3 /
Epsco
Equity
Erie
Inc
Oil
Hamilton
Mangmt class
Mfg Corp
Inc
Hamilton
Hanover
Munning
Hearst
(D
14%
41
16%
44%
3%
4%
7%
73/8
4%
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Holiday Inns
of
-*
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A_
——A
lc
_1
Houston Natural Gas
Corp..—5
Houston Oil Field Material
1
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp A_1
—
24.50
—
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
-1
Huyck Corporation
:
—*
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc—— 1
Corp
10c
6%
Indiana
Gas
&
Industrial
Timer
Co_^
Co
—
Corp
Insurance
Securities
Inc
*
20%
„—*
2.50
9%
4%
14 %
10%
Co—*
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Investors Diversified Service
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107a
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9%
11%
v
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19
20%
53%
5034
10%
32 Va
11%
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15
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36%
33/4
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1
87/B
41
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2834
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•
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11
12
21 %
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29
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20
5
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8
9%
50c
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113/4
127a
11
12(4
18%
19%
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13.50
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Co
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2.50
*
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Co
7%
*
17%
1
734
1
7
7%
39 Va
1
8%
1
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10
4(4
19
838
7%
42
9%
11
1
6%
1
35%
39 V8
1
Co_
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14 %
153a
7
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A
2
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Miracle
934
383A
3
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Inc
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6%
41'A
4W4
43%
1
Gas Co_.
5 3/4
1
.
Missile
10
1
Bradley
Class
11%
1
Corp
Light & Pwr Co
Miniature
834
%
8 3A
1
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Mfg
Milton
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39
1
preferred
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.
8 Va.
2
Inc
Miilioore
4%
19%
18
9 V2
8V2
1
&
Hydrides
Miller
35
37/8
26%
33V3C
Co—8
Electric
4%
10c
5%
2 3/a
3%
22 %
24%
13 Va
14%
Mississippi Glass Co_
10
Mississippi Valley Barge
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co__—5
25 Va
27 (4
423/4'
Missouri
26 %
28(4
193/8
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1"V,
171%
39J%
;
17%
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Co
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1
—
2Ya
33a
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Homes
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6%
7(4
35'
?7%
Mohawk
kubber Company—1
25%
27%
54'%
58=4
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12(4
13%
4%
5
Park
Jockey
24%
26%
Monroe Auto Equipment
73/4
8'/
25%
Moog
237/8
10%
11
105/a
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18%
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13
16
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1
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11%
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—
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209
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,
Morrison
Knudsen
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X
247a
-1
&
Publishing
Miller
43/4
32%
4%
19
3%
22%
4Va
*„
International
13
47%
213/.,
6%
Interstate Bakeries Corp
1
Interstate Engineering
Corp—1
Interstate Motor Freight
Syst-l
Interstate
Securities
Co
5
10c
1
1%
Mid-America Pipe Line Co
Midland Capital
Corp
Mid-States Business
Cap
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
Milgo
Electronics
Corp
12%
16%
*
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45Ya.
53A
15%
5%
1
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Michigan Gas
12%
10%
Fragrance—_50c
Textbook
11%
25c
12%
&
261%
Meredith
Microdot
3"%
5 8 3/4
28%
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50c
Melpar Inc
-1
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$1
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26%
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Inter-County Tel & Teleg_4.16%
Intel-mountain Gas Co_
1
International Bank of Wash_—1
Flavors
41
5%
24
10
11
43/4
38 Y2
,
257/3
55%
26%
33«
2
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.29%
29%
17%
2.50
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Metcom
17%
27 V2
15%
1
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Information for
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Infrared Industries Inc
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11-
8%
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16
10 V8
1
Inc
Metal
•
183 'a
30%
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•
A*
42%
•
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Water
Indianapolis Water
6%
287/a
91%
143A
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Corp
Medallion Pictures
17%
--2V2
46%
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11
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39%
5%
54%
4%
37%
28%
10
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11
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5
51%
6
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18%
5 Va
10
5%
23%
10%
—
143/4
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16
17
& McClennan
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Maryland Shipbldg &
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14%
118
1
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9%
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Marrud
423/4
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Mannon
Herrington
6
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2nd
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10
39
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11%
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8%
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83a
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;
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Henry's Drive-In
Hewitt-Robins 5%
14%
257-8
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Lynch Communications
Sys Inc_l
Lytton Financial
Corp
.1
12%
13 Ya
—
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45%
203/a
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Hanson Van Winkle-
13%
18%
6%
Cement
Corp
Markite
♦
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Han'na Mining
Company
1
43
7%
Inc
Handmacher-Vogel
523/8
19 Va
—-±4——1
Cosco
7%
„——
Resistor
Corp
Hamilton
*
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Empire Devices Inc
Ennis
7
5
17%
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Ludlow
7%
.
978
23%
Marsh
Hajoca
Income
Corp
53A
34
65%
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293/8
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3%
America—_1
8%
1934
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1
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8
18%
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&
3 Yb
,
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14%
20%
2
Inc
Madison
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12 Va
13'A
18%
1
Northrup Co
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52%
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19%
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Corp
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18
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16%
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2.50
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93 %
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1,5
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•
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59
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28
27%
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26%
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1
Electro Instruments
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4%
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Consolidated
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5%
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Electro-Tec Corp
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44%
,
9%
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Co
&
Electronic
Electrada
23
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Steel
Germ
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193/u
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Eitel-McCullough Inc
24 %
43
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Funds
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Edgcomb
Edgerton
Laboratory
4%
9%
7%
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class
Bush Terminal
Business
20
Inc———1
EICO
21 %
Mat—5
Inc_;
Buckeye Steel Casting Co_
(W J)
3%
3%
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Beryllium
1
19%
lc
3%
18
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Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles)
Agency
263-4
1
Brown & Sharpe
Mfg Co
Burns
'Ecuadorian
85/8
Economics
Electro
Brockway Glass
Burnham
4%
11%
8
25
common—
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k-5
3%
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preferred
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24
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Instrument Co
7%
3%
10%
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Boston
Herald-Traveler Corp.*
Botany Industries ———-1
Bowmar
6Va
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of
Fla———10c
Drugs
6%
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Bowman
3%
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Grolier
1
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Corp—3Va
Estate—-—*
Gyrodyne Co
17 Va
.33/8
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—
28%
10
Inc
Inc
Lucky
42 3/4;
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_1
Power
Real
Corp
Guardian Chemical
Gulf
Interstate
5%
Corp
^—
20c
Racing Association——•
Eastern
Greenfield
Grinnell
Gulf
3
Dynacolor
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Green Mount
2534
27
Louis Lesser
Enterprises cl A_10c
Lowe's Companies
8%;
•„
24%
Inc
A
Inc
loft
213/4
39 y2
34
273A
10
Londontown
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173/4
16
Bush Inc————2
Corp
———■—1
Duriron Company
———2 %
Dymo Industries Inc
1
143/4
52%
Fire
39 Va
1
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16%
Dura
22%
13%
10%
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Lone
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36 3/4
1
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Green
Wash
Company
Lipe-Rollway Corp
7%
7%
13 %
2738
10
Star Steel
Co_,
Longs Drug Stores Inc
,
12%
25%
25 V2
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Litlionia
Lighting Inc
Loblaw Inc.
7%
19 3A
HVs
10
Inc
Utilities
Blower
Lilly
35
6%
lOVs
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Lewis Business
Forms Inc
Liberty Loan Corp
21%
6%
32 Va
Products—_.—*
173/4
10c
Crucible—
19 V2
5
Lance
Levitt
7%
10
Co—.
19%
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16 %
Dunham
73/4
20%
49%
Boston
Bowl-Mor
10%
5 4 5/b
preferred
(P
17%
—
38%
253/a
15 %
1
Inc
Bolt
11%
9%
34%
Develop Corp——10c
Company
-1
Dravo Corporation
1
Drexel Enterprises ——2.50
Duffy-Mott Company
1
Eckerd
Bohn
10%
51%
Drackett
18
50c
Black Hills Power &
Light—_1
Black Sivalls &
Bryson Inc
1
List Publishing
50c
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9VB
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Dinettes
Dixon
69%
36
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C
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9 Yb
5
common
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Greater
19%
5
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Inc
$1.25
15%
10%
65%
5
;
Bag Co
Corp
Matic
&
Disc
1
8%
—
Digitronics Corp
13%
62 %
Inc
73A
8%
Donbar
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western
Bird
11
12%
59%
6%
Properties class A—-—1
Government Employees Corp__2
Govt Employees Financial——2
66
,
8%
Invest——*
Corp_5
Bridge—1
10c
Gould
—_—
1
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Hathaway
O
Corp
Inc
1
Works
Gas
Berkshire
Dictaphone
Diebold
1
Co
Corp—
Iron
Bemis Bros
9 YB
6%
,
Estate
—
33%
10
Lake Ontario Portland
5 Yt
convertible
Lei
18%
Corp
Name changed to
Franchard Corp
Globe
18%
5
—
Finance Company
*
Diamond Crystal Salt Co—2.50
143/B
?. 9%
Co_
Manufacturing
Isle
Real
7%
_
Dickinson &
•
5%
10
Baystate Corp
Beauty Counselors Inc
Belle
13%
C 8%
1
Properties class A—
Mfg
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc
Belmont
52
1
—
Bates
Behlen
22
Lines
Corp__
6%
31 %
Inc
Lehigh
2%
17
Scientific
16%
53A
Co_5
1
Gas
2
Leeds
10
17%'
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Leasewoy Transportation
Corp.l
Leece-Neville Co
7Va
.
237/8
330
143A
1
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Glass
Latrobe
378
9%
1%
Glickman
13
73/8
Dial
•
S
S
6%
22%
7%
Lau
45 Vs
15%
Giannini
73/8
7
19%
27 Va
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
133%
62%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Detroit International
50c
Delta
18%
25V4
355
18%
313
1
Corp
Laguna Niguel Corp Units
'''A
5
44%
A
5%
17
*
Corp
B
Krylon
14 Va
23%
1
s
1
LN.C
27%
Glassrock
Glatfelter
33/4
43/4
■•"/:■:;
4
Shale
153/4
47%
common
Koehring Company
Kollmorgen Corp
Kromex Corp
2%'.
7%
9
1'———--—1
14%
1
Labs
Keyes Fibre Co
1
Keystone Custodian
Funds A—♦
Keystone Portland Cement
Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class
A__1
Kings Department Stores
1
Kingsport Press Inc
1.25
Kingwood Oil Co
1
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co
9%
7%
13/4
6%
123/4
6 3/a
Danly Machine Specialties—
5
Darling (L A) Co——
:1
Data-Control Systems ———10c
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
1
1
Basic
Becton
Airmotlve Inc__
1
Co
Baltimore Paint & Chem
Bangor Hydro Electric Co
Barton
105
Dallas
108%
18%
Baird Atomic Inc__
Barden
39%
19%
2.50
Babcock Electronics
Banlife
4%
93/4
3V2
253/4
11%
213/4
—
Crouse-Hinds Co
—1%
Crown-Bremson Industries
—1
Cummins Engine
2J/a
18%
103/4
6%
23 %
121/4
A
11
8%
7
\
-
137/s
Co
Oil
Knox
365/8
2%
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
43/4
Avery
V'/
8
31/8
21%
Magazine & Broadcstg_l
Craig Systems Inc_/.———1
Cross Company
5
vioy2:.
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
4%
76/8
16%
31%
9%
7%:
Products Corp—*
General Supermarkets Inc—10c
General Waterworks Corp
1
19%
3 3/a
'14%
8%
v
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9%
Service
General
11
1
25%
7%
29%
Gas
Atlantic
•
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1%
5%
3%
2%
6%
General Drive-In Corp—
*
General Economics Corp——_lc
11%
10
23%
Light Co
5
Company
*
Atlantic Improvement Corp__25c
Atlanta
13%
103/4
—1
21%
34%
Co——
10
Gem International ———70c
General Aniline & Film A
♦
20 3/«
Ridge Prop Inc pfd
8
Cosmo Book
Distributing Co_10c
Cove Vitamin &
Pharm-——50c
Cowles Chemical Co—w——1
•
Gas
28 Va
Continental Trans LinesCook Coffee
Company
Cook : Electric
Co
2 33/a
2
Garlock
18%
——-——-1
Telephone Co——-1
'
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25 Vs
12%
Corp
&
Class
■;
——50c
53/4
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Industries
57
2c
Kewanee
5
14%
•
23
Refining Co
Kentucky
19%
1%
"5 X:
Furman-Wolfson Corp —.—10c
Futterman Corp class A—:—1
36 Va
26%
Coral
Astrodata
Kellwood
Kendall
14%
22
••
5
47/s
8%; ;
10%-/
2.50
preferred
Kennametal
4%
/••
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Aircraft
103/4
14
—10c
4%
Machine C
Co
Kay Windsor class A
Kearney & Trecker Corp
9%
5V8
313/8/
7%
93A
Corp
22%
12%
1
7%
'■
34%
123/8
Screw
be
———-1
Inc
G-L Electronics Inc_————20c
Garland Knitting Mills cl A—_1
Products.—5
Rock
Inc
Inc_—
Davis
293/4
1
Kansas-Nebraska
26 3A
20%
9%
6%
4%
*
1
Corp
Ketchum
Fultpn Industries
28%
7
'
Plus
Fullview
6%
Gas—5
—
Continental
9%
>1
10
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Products
Associated Springs Corp
Associated Transport Inc
Rico
Continental
-
1
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11%
25%
123/4
23%
11%
24%
8%
,
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Oil
Consolidated
1
(A J) & Co Inc
Hart & Hegeman
10%
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$1.46
534
13
33VsC
Kane-Miller
Corp
l
Franklin Realty
*
Frito Lay Inc
,.2.50
Fritzi of California—
1
Frontier Refining •
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Frouge
Corp
_______ii—1
21
5%
27%
Computer Instrumnts Corp—25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consolidated Freightwy Inc_2.50
Consolidated Rendering Co_6.25
22%
27%
Franklin
11 %
25%
5%
34%
10
Armstrong
Arrow,
Puerto
183/s
243/8
22%
Kaman
Company (NY)—1
Fox-Stanley Photo Prod—
1
Francnard Corp
1
41%
24
Commonwealth Telephone CO-10
11%
Kalvar
13%
Foster Grant Co——1
22%
1
17 Va
3
34%
12%
—1
10c
10c
Research
Kaiser
5
53A
7 V2
26
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67
12Vs
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Inc
32%
■
1
3
&
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133/8
Foundation
8%
39%
—25
32%
10 %
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2%
Arlans
Dept Stores
1
v
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6%
6%
62 %
1
Corp
18
6
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Feiss
13
.-1
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Steel
8%
3%
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1
Lamson
&
203A
2.50
Cie
5%
Supply Co
Service
&
Joseph
1
Forest Labs Inc—
21
Commonwealth Theatres of
Arkansas
Johnson
2%
6%
Fitchburg Paper Co class A—1
Fleming, Co/.%A%4-4w-Xw-aX--9X;
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Co—5
preferred
Commonwealth
7%
8 %
19%
Realty
Floyd Bennett Stores
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20%
20%
Colorite Plastics Inc—
—25c
Commerce Clearing House
1
2%
51%
—
$1.25
16%
54%
Union
Foods
24%
8
Colorado Milling & Elevator—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com_3
57%
3%
11%
Steel
1
(N J)
Corp
103A
Inc—1
Corp
Corp
1
Business
Surety
93A
16%
-1
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<
55%
Company
Jessop
8 Va
10%
Ask
28 %
*
Fund
E.
Jerrold
203/4
10%
"
Florida Telephone Corp cl A—10
Florida Water & Utilities
1
25%
23%
National
Colorado
17
13%'
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7(4
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Bid
26%
1
Markets
Plastics Mfg
Jergens (Andrew)
881/2
140
Corp cl A—.-10
Engineering Co Inc„1
Oollyer Insulated Wire Co
*
Colonial Stores Inc————2%
25%
1%
J
9 %
Minit
Jarrell-Ash
43/4
84%'
_*
Florida Public Utilities Co
234
134
Japan
9%
.18
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Florida
7%
24%
94
8V2
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Floriua
29%
:
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Clifton
/;/
23%
3%
Univend
'6
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10%
22%
Coleman
American
Arden
9%
com—1.25
Cole
6
5%
\
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preferred
American Sterilizer
Arcs
27
91%
4
First Western Financial-Fisher Foods Inc
Fisher Governor Co
39
25%
Securities
Water
Financial.
a
wida
52%
janesbury Corp
—
Mortgage Investors
First
39%
36%
Preferred
27%
Safety Equipment
Anchor
37%
——-100
Citizens Utilities class A—16%c
Class B.
A
16%c
City Gas Co
(Florida)
1
'
4%
Jamaica
45%
Aw—1
First
22%
Co———10
Ritz__;
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(Cnas)
23%
43
I—10
Corp
Lincoln
First Small
38%
27%
American
Anelex
20%
% 7%
American
St
10%
36%.
1
of
Jacquin
21%
First Natl Real Estate Trust—*
First Repub Corp of Am cl A—1
31%.'
Charles
39%
4%
Plastics—1
7%
4%
Chattanooga Gas Co
1
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
5%
42 :•'(
5Va
•
Ltd—
Boston
First
'■ 9%
Svc
Pub
5 Yb
.—50c
15%
19%
6%
Amer
Telephone
Vermont
Jackson's
16%
First
29 %
10
7%
.
a
5
(Richard) Inc
Corporation
6 34
*
Inc-
7%
,
59%
5
17%
13%
&
Power
Mills
Sales
First
14%
18 .%
6
•
Maine
Fireco
6%
4
_1
Irwin
ltek
12.50
have
have
15
Utilities
81(4
4%
10c
81%
•\
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa Southern
5%
n_100
Fieldcrest
6
56%
1
12%
.
10c
Gas—
Corp—6 /
Channing Financial Corp
1
10
16
,
1
Corp
8%
14 »/4
84
—1
Co
Inc_
Natural
Central
17%
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
American Pipe & Construction.^
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Co
&
Chemicals
Central
•
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8%
Greetings class A—1
Gypsum Co——1
Heritage Publish—25c
American
16%
12
American Electronic Labs cl A_1
American Express Co
5
American Financial Corp..
_*
American
27%
28
Line
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Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Central
Indiana
Gas
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
6
25%:
Cryogenics ———50c
Filter
(L
Farreil
13%
17%
—50c
Pipe
21%
5%
8%
6%
9%
78
—50c
33%
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of securities
securities
which
comoris
comprises
1
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17%
5%
for
co
composed
Ask
5 Va
Inc
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1
a
79%
77%
6%
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Carolina
27 3
16
—*
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8%
24%
—50c
American
common
common
2%
13
Corp.—3.75
Corp—-——1
Radio
Allyn & Bacon Inc
Altamil Corp
1
——i.—1
Capital For Tech Industries—1
Capital Products Corp
50c
Capital Southwest Corp
-1
4'/4
.12
Maintenance
Allied
B
A 8
Allegheny Pepsi^Cola—
50c
Allen Organ Co_—.—A.——100
Ltd
6%
3%
5%
2/,■'
1
.
Land
Alico
Mills
Class
9%
57%
2
Superior
Electric
Executone
Ask
16%
31%
20%
12%
7%
13%
1
.10
Corp
25%
Inc
10%
6%
8 Yb
—1
1
*
—10c
————
Magnethermic
Alarm Device Mfg.
Ajax
Albee
Cameo
5
*
Aerovox Corp
Airwork Corp
Bid
Tel-.—5
Interstate
Caliiornia Liquid Gas Corp
1
Calif
Water
Service
—12%
Calif Water & Telep
12 %
11%
24%
Corp——
Electronics
Par
California
8%
10 %
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co_*
Adler
Ask
8
—1
—-
Electric
Acme
list
1
5
Abbey Rents
list
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
.
region.
-10c
Utilities
and
"National"
"Fa«tern"
"Eastern'
Par
Industrials
.
197
Volume
Number 6261
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1877)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Bid
Par
Morse
Shoe
Inc
1
Morton
Poods
Morton
Mfg Corp
Mosler
Safe
Motec
Inc—
Mothers'
9/e
247'a
San
1
18%
20 %
Sanders
Inc
Cookie
1
Co
Chemical
Fabric
Nashua
Corp
National
Co
Gas &
Homes
National
Class
Schield
44%
19 Va
5
34%
37 Va
United
States
Envelop
9%
10%
Preferred
United States
Leasing
10c
13
•
15%
4%
4
(Jos) Brewing
Schneider
(Walter
J)
4%
2%
1
3%
*
25%
21
Neiman-Marcus
23
4%
5V4
5
30%
1
8%
9%
11%
12%
V.
1
14 Va
15%
17%
19
Vacuum
•
11%
1234
Scott (O M) & Sons class
A.100
Scott & Williams Inc
5
Scott Aviation Corp
1
10
Rental—50c
6%
7%
Scptt
25%
Vahlsing Inc
Valley Mould & Iron
Van Camp Sea Food
2
Inc
14%
Northern Gas Co
New
Jersey
New
York
New
York
Ball
Natural
Airways
(A
Pak
25%
Sealed
Searle
Lines Inc
Columbian
Power
(G
9%
10%
36%
38%
Security
_1
Inc
6Vs
6%
•
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1
25%
4«%
6%
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51
10c
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13*a
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Corp
of
Sexton
8%
127/a
&
Co
24
Glass
Lines Inc
•
23
24%
Sliawmut Association
North
Penn
Gas
Company
5
12%
13%
Shepard Niles Crane
*
17V2
18%
Shulton
36%
383/4
Nat
Gas
Northwest Natural Gas
Northwestern
9V2
Inc
Class
Co
class
&
31%
33%
Siegel
39%
Sierra
(H^nry
Capital
I)
37V4
79V2
84%
Sierra
Pacific
Power
44
23%
46%
25%
Wallace
Inc
A
•
5%
33%
11%
24%
4%
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
Skil
Corp
Water
Service
10
Chemical
Originala
3.5V4
5
5%
•
Okla Miss River Prod Line
Old Ben Coal Corp
Onyx
33
lc
Co
Oil Recovery Corp
Oklahoma Cement Co
14V2
lc
26%
7V4
24%
51 %
Southern
Bakeries
.22%
Southern
California
Otter
Tail
5
22 %
48%
Co_50c
20%
Oxford
Ozon
Transportation
Chemical
class A
Products..
Pabst
.
Brewing Co
Pacific
25c
._
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Airmotive
Corp
Far
50c
Line
1
Inc____5
Gamble Robinson Co—5
Pacific
Pacific
East
Pac Mercury
Electronics clA _50c
class A
1
South Shore Oil &
Develop__l0c
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A..1
Southeastern Capital Corp——1
Southeastern
Telephone Co
10
38 %
*
Overnite
6%
Southern
Gas
14%
Southern
Gulf
Southern
'
21%
Packard
•
19%
21 Va
50
13%
15
20c
6%
Pako
Panacolor
Pargas
Co.,
Inc
Inc—
Parkview
Paterson
Parchmnt
Patterson
Pauley
Dental
Tube
12 V4
12
Penobscot
Chemical
16
7%
41%
8%
43 /8
Standard
10
7%
10
4
Stanley
8
,8
Petrolite
13%
Corp
Philadelphia
5%
33%
24V4
31%
1
9%
3%
Piedmont Nat'l Gas Co Inc—50c
7%
Water
Sub
Pierce
&
Pioneer
Stevens
Chem
Books
Popell
(L
F)
Portland
Potash
8%
9%
5V2
9Va
1
50c
Industrial
Printing Corp of America
Producing Properties
Products
Research
Professional
Pubco
Public
Svc
Co
of
Svc
Co
of
New
Purex
Corp
Radiation
Electronics
Tampax Inc
10
Tecumseh
Teleflex
10%
Co
Co
1
12%
40c
4%
13%
5%
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Corp
5%
4%
5%
5%
Co
19
14
50c
28%
•
1
8%
10
21
14%
715%
7%
9%
28%
16
17%
Marine Service
Lewis Foods class B
32%
Toledo
24%
Tonka
53%
67 Va
35/3
& Co
1
Rockower Brothers Inc
46V2
30c
3
49 Va
3%
Corp
Royal Dutch Pete__33%
Royal Industries Inc
Co
37%
40
1
43/,
5%
16%
17%
Transogram
13
14
81%
85
Treesdale Labs Inc..:
Trico Products Corp..^
Candies
Greeting Cards
footnotes,
j
3
25%
27%
28V2
4
ip/4
33/3
Transcontinent TV class B..2.50
Investing A
1
4%
4
27%
13 V4
14%
"21" Brands
29%
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see page 46.
Inc
Tropical Gas Co
Tucson Gas El Lt &
12%
1
Co
Uarco Inc
.
Unishops
Inc
10c
.1
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2%
*
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1
14%
16
1
3%
8%
9 Va
4%
o
1
10%
1
&
5%
4%
11%
6
Boatmen's
Co
Corp
20%
*
10%
11V2
1
20 %
21%
St
Broad
Camden
Trust
Trust
Central
Natl
Centl-Penn
Bank
Natl
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33
35%
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Bank
Southern
City Trust
Co
Cleveland
47V2
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Connecticut Bank & Tr
Continental-Ill
New
Nat
Bk
&
National
Bank
Bank
93 %
National
City
58%
National
Natl
Bank
of
&
56
First
of
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Franklin
Harris
Tr
Hartford
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&
54
71
45
491%
64
68
60
64%
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of
of
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68
71'/a
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44%
47%
54%
57%
Bk
Carolina Natl Bank
Trust Co
&
Trust
Republic
(Philadelphia)
Natl
Natl
Rockland
Bank
Bk
of
Natl
(Suffern
N
12
D
C.25
Y)_
5
44%
79
-32%
64%
38
171
179
29%
31%
27%
Seattle
1st
Natl
431%
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104
,44
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473/,,
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Street
&
43
80%
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32
10
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81
86 Va
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40%
42%
66
70%
31%
34%
Bank
B
7*2%
44%
12%
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of Albany
National
,
69
Bank
Natl
Bank
72%
10
Phila
Angeles)
State
333/3
(Wash)—10
of
Natl
State
31%
Bk
Bank
First
Security
107%
Natl
T
N
34
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
32%
57
(New
York)
15
59%
72 %
10
29%
31%
Union
21%
23%
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of
Tr
Co
(Los
Commerce
Trust
Co
(N Y)__10
2%
12
13 V8
81%
35
(Cleve).lO
42
44%
Maryland.10
Angeles)—7.50
Bk
of
66
70
United States
Tr Co
(Boston) 10
41
44%
59%
United
Trust
(N
78%
39
30%
41%
33
Valley Nat'l Bank of L I
5
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
66%
69%
49
51%
Virginia
38 %
41 %
57
61%
Wachovia
39%
41%
79%
•.'- "
10
•
%/..•••'
55 Va
&
(Phila)
59%
Second
New Jersey
Bank
33'A
42 %
72%
&
Valley
31
56%
25
Union Bank
-
44%
143
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal National Bank of N Y—5
Trust Co
of
5
(Dallas)_12
Wash
Trade Bank
Bank
45Va
42
136
Bank
67%
I—
42%
5
20
(Chic)
75%
110%
R
73
12.50
66
National
Co
8
82 %
99%
5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)—.—.10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)
10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust
55Va
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(Union City)—.8
Co
Co
51
(N
State
Riggs
41
Bk—10
Tr
County National Bk
Trust
65%
106
&
Tr
Industrial
30
61%
Co
60%
571/3
;—5 ,30
Hudson
Providence
69%
28 Va
(Cleve)
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
571/2
Y..5
Hudson
Industrial
Detroit__12%
Westchester_5
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)
.
9Va
,
122%
of
Co.10
Bk
Bank
8%
119%
of
Shawmut
Bank
Exch
(NJ)_1
Co
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
10
N
Bk
(Chic)—20
Sav
Natl
56%
45%
94
-.10
Rochelle..
52%
6.25
28 %
Eng Merchants Natl Bk.10
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
New
Northern
90 %
Chicago..20
Natl Bk of L I
Girard Trust
Banking
North
6%
Natl
48 Va
Y
;25
Newark &
60%
53
(Philadelphia)—5
Westchester
N
Community Bank
National
310
43
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking / :
Co
51
Bank
Rutherford
58%
571/2
295
Natl
Trust
National
36%
,52%
54i/4
Dallas
83
47 Va
Commercial Bank &
Co
(Albany)
...7.50
Trust
342
New
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
(Atlanta)
34 Va
79 %
87%
Natl
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp
(Minn).lO
First Natl Bank
30Va
81 Va
80
York
89%
Natl
5
J)
58%
10
Guaranty Trust
New
T.15
&
26%
Monmouth Cnty Natl
of
B
5
Morgan
Trust—
N
34
10
50%
54%
5
(Camden
Aiik
Louis).12.50
Bank of
90
Fairfield County Trust Co___.10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co...
10
Co
Bid
31%
28%
Trust
59%
Tr
York)
16
■
Bank
&
(St
86%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Fidelity Union
(Newark)
Tr
National
Connecticut Natl Bank
Natl
Bank
84%
—.—10
Co
Natl
60%
National
Co
Trust
23%
5
Bank
56 %
Phila.lO
(Bridgeport)—10
Trust
22
5
57
5
Cleve—16
(Savannah)
Co
Hanvr
Brook
Mercantile
Manhattan Bk (N Y).12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
&
Meadow
46%
Chase
Citizens
385
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J).
16Va
14%
National
61 %
of
39
14%
1
(Buffalo)
43
of
Bk
10
Trust
58V2
(N
38
Companies
(Phila)—5
Co
Co
11 Vs
1
Long Island Trust
Louis__20
St
22%
1
"adrs"
Maryland
(N Y)
Bk
Natl
Ask
1
"A".^.
Par
141
Bid
Casualty
Ask
372
Bankers Trust
,
States
Bank
&
44
48
Corp.10
Trust
N
20
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Commonwealth
Winston-Salem
(Philadelphia) —10
31%
Co
C)
5
31 Vs
33>/a
24%
25%
17%
18%
10%
4
4V2
47/8
5 V2
7%
64
8%
68 V2
20%
22%
2.50
22%
24%
1
Range
3Va
4%
26 Va
10c
6%
5%
28Va
7%
for
Week
Prlday
STOCKS
Last
■'
Corp
Ansonia Wire
B
Camp
Chemical
Colorado
Cable
Co..
Insurance
Service—
Golconda
Mining Corp
Leasing Credit Corp class A—
Corp..
MSI
Nashville
T V
Electronics——
Development Corp
Wells
Industries
Corp
a
nge
of Prices
Pa'
'
1
&
Ending May
Week'f
Sale Price
Alnslie
Fargo
Amer Trust
Co__10
3
Sales
for Week
Range Since Jan.1, 1965
Shares
Hleh
1.10
LOW
100
*
1
__
—
__
1.70
:
1.80
600
1.80
1.700
'
Feb
Jan
3.80 Mar
1.60
Jan
1.90 Mar
35C
1.70
1.60
+10C,
1.20
1.20
80c
65c
50c
Jan
9.60
1.90
10c
25c
25c
High
1.60
Apr
2.90
1.10
1.10 Mar
2.70
__
1
10c
76
Exchange
28%
16 Va
' '10
Wells
National Stock
33
15
2.50
Inc
.
___lc
Pwr
3%
25c
25%
Transcont
Specialties
60%
30%
24
30 V2
8V3C
1
8%
,26%
28
•
Rudd-Melikian Inc
13%
8%
5
Inc——
26%
florins
12%
1
1
2%
1
85 V2
1
Transistor
6
82
Corp
1
System Inc
10c
Trans-Coast Inv Co—
5
Transcontinental Bus System
1
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Line_50c
4%
10 %.
,
10
A
Corp
I_5c
Rotron
5%
Trans-Air
Toys
37%
10c
Towmotor
61
10%
12 %
35%
9%
1
Scale
9%
11%
1
Inc
50
1
Rockwell Mfg Co
Rorer
(Wm H)
Inc
Rose Marie Reid
26%
Timely Clothes Inc
Tip-Top Products class
Tobin Packing
Co
Tokheim Corp
11
31%
22%
5%
Tillie
36%
Co
4
14%
5Va
Time
30%
3%
14
1
Tidewater
3
331/2
1
1
Therm-O-Disc Inc
1
Thomasville Furniture Indus
5
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass..*
Thriftway Foods Inc.
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
•
37 Va
6%
lc
Chem
56 Va
26%
5%
Co
53Vs
First
23%
6 Va
10 %
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(A
56%
First
Inc.
Texize Chemicals Inc
9V2
Robins
49
7%
5%
17%
-13%
.
7 %
Cement—
52V2
13%
22Va
16%
24%
Co
Y)_—10
9Va
28%
13%
York——__ 100
New
First Natl Bk of Passaic
Cnt.y_25
First Natl Bk of St Louis
10
10c
4% '
26%
3%
8%
Manufacturers & Traders
(N
of
IOV4
27
Corp
3%
24
•
Sony
(Newark).25
Bank
9V4
9%
1
14%
Bank of Commerce
of
8%
6%
11%
5%
Corp
13%
Bid
(Jersey City).10
___•
5%
10%
17 Va
St
137 V2
First Natl Bank Maryland
10
First Natl Bank of Boston_12%
2
19
»
Freight Lines
Corp class A.
Life
67%
First
1%
7% V
32 Va
lo
Corp
Paper Ind
64%
5%
1
15
6%
1
6%
3%
7
ZZZl
Johnsbury Trucking.:
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting
(San Francisco)
Bank of Commerce
First Natl Bank
Texas
1
Par
3%
12%
14
30%
1
Rican
Roberts
Bank and Trust
American Security & Tr Co...10
Bank of America N T & S A—
5%
8V4
5
_
First Natl Bank
HV4
&
20%
19
'
1
AZZZl
Inc
13%
1
—
.
37%
35
25
3%
12%
"ADRs"
18%
32%
20c
Co
.
74 Va
10 V2
1.25
&
..
16%
30%
33 V2
Mitsui
23%
Amer
Puerto
in%
*
Corp
70
•
1
—2.50
_
Shirt
1
1
8V2
Inc
Mack
6 Va
22%
Kansai Electric Pwr adrs
Lenox
*
...
Tex-Star Oil & Gas
Corp..—__1
Texas American Oil
1
19%
4%
2
;.
Co
Ltd
Butadiene
Texas Industries
18
3
5
Inc..
Inc
35
_25c
Tenney Corp class °A_
Terminal Transport Co
4
29 V2
For
W'ine
32%
A__50c
...
29
•
Rust Craft
class
37
3
Rice Mills Inc..3%
Roadway Express Inc
25c
Robbins & Myers Inc
•
Stover
5
35%
5
Brand
Rucker
69%
27%
Ridge Tool Co class A
Riley Stoker Corp
Russell
x66
xlOVa
Mex
Dynamics
Mfg Co
Furniture
.1
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
Techno
Fund
Inc
_—.7
1
10%
6 4
12 V2
Rowe
8%
Instrument
Taylor
16,8
3%
8%
8
Television Shares Mangment__lc
Telex
Inc.—
——_.1
Tenn Nat Gas Lines Inc
1
Ltd
(H H)
Indus____25c
Telephones
Corp
Rexach
Construction
Richardson Company
Robertson
7%
Inc
Tamar
1
7%
Remco Industries Inc
Renwell
Industries Inc
Revere Racing Assn Inc
Roberts
6 k
67/a
/
9 4
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling conv class A
Redwing Carriers
Reheis Company class A
River
5%
1
Inc..
1
Sugar
Fashions
1
Talley Industries
Swank
6%
Svc of No Carolina
Publishers Company Inc.:
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc
Puritan
•
Susquehanna
8%
Public
Alegre
Systron-Donner Corp.
Szabo Food Service..
l
Instrument_50c
Corp.......:
—1
Hamp__5
New
Public
.
43%
6 %
176%
Co
&
2
Petroleum
41%
_1
;i
Device-.
Pak-Well
171%
1
Mfg
50c
Corp
Co
Continental
North
9%
Co
(Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
Electric
Superior
3%
27
6%
14%
37/a
7Va
21%
12%
35%
23%
4% "
25%
Par
5%
19%
1
Golf
Punta
5%
Cabot
18%
1
5
14
33%
3%
Ask
5
2%
25%
6Va
13
3%
6V2
19%
HV2
Corp
40% "
33% *
13%
24%
Company
4%
75
Taylor
9%
Bid
1
71%
Clothier..;
Greene Corp
...J.
38%
31%
Co"" 10
Industries
8%
Mtge
Corp
Co.12%
Materials
2%
1
Zurn
49%
19%
9V2
—5
Electric
Zonolite
20
34
2
10c
39%
18%
330
7 4
7V4
37 %
22%
15%
28% "
1
Transit
1
20%
14%
26%
*
Enterprises
Research
Co.10
24%
18%
80 Va
3%
Corp.
Zero Mfg Co
11%
50
25%
2%
Va
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28 4
15 V2
10
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
7
1
A—1
Commercial
27 V4
_1
42%
21
21
York
23
17%
77
24Va
Zayre
12
Inc
24
7V2
10c
Corp—
Premier Microwave Corp
Primex Equities Corp..
1
33
Yellow
25%.
10%
Woodward
10c
Co
Co
5
Finance
5
Electric
America
Corp of America
Premier
&
16%
31/a
5%
62%
23%
Stubnitz
6
-
Inc
Co..
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking Co
Taylor Corp
Taylor
Devices
10c
—20
—
10
25c
Co
of
.Co..
Products
Superior
76
9%
10/a
:
Instruments
Premier
71V2
-
Inc
Genl
Co
Potter
25
Cordage Co
...1
5
24
4%
27%
10%
Conversion Co
Yardney
59 V4
__l
10%
3%
22%
Inc
__10
Systems
,
15 Va
29%
31
38 V2
19%
19
A—2
Strawbridge &
34 /a
17
Rubber Co
Inc
Co
21%
20
Associated
12/,4
7%
65 V2
37%
A..1
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Works.
Strategic
12/a
32%
15'/2
Co
Mfg
PneumoDynamics
Pocket
UV2
3.75
5
Gas
Corp—2
1
Natural
Playskool
Plymouth
Plymouth
Screw
Home
Market
16%c
Xtra
9%
25%
5
.3
Work
8
10'/a
20%
11%
Corp
Wear Corp
Corp
Wurlitzer Co
Wyandotte Chemicals
Wyle Laboratories
15%
Stowe
8 /2
I7 8
16 V2
cl
7%
14%
A__2
Corp A_1
22
Stein Hall
l.I8V4
Stockton Watley Davin & Co. 4
10%
26 /4
33%
l® '4
Pickering Lumber Corp
Prod
Register
State Loan
36%
*
Inc
Star
4/4
Co.3.75
Photon
Stanley
14
6%
3%
1°%
2
System
Motor
Standard
5'%
•
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Standard
a
4V4
1
Wood
4%
4%
9%
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Corp
Wometco
15%
Par
Antenna
„
■
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1
Corp
Peter Paul
.
15 %
Co—1
Tele—
8 A
26 A
13
45 ,a
...
8 %
69
10
40
Standard & Poors Corp.—
1
24%
25%
Standard Beryllium
lc
2%
3%
Standard Fruit & SS com
2.50
15%
16%
Preferred :1.—...il-——1.1hi*/-1" 75' /' /80 V2
1
Fibre
33%
34
8
24
12
43
5
Inc
Freight
2
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash.lGc
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
Perini
Spector
13 Va
9%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.*
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv Tr
8
States
Metals
*
Inc
Co
18
31%
36 /a
36/a
common. 1
preferred
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
13%
Paper Co.10 *
Supply
Petroleum
Peerless
Special
19%
27
1
Drugs Inc—
17 Va,
25
convertible
Southwestern
7%
*
Corp
16%
29%
1
Southwest Gas Producing Go—1
Southwestern Electric Svc Co
1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
16%
1
Parker-Hamiifin
16Va
55 Va
Corp
$1
Co
12.50
Auk
4%
3 Va
Recent Security Stock Issues
34%
15Va
52V2
Gas
Southwest
12 V4
11%
19%
14%
Instrument
Corporation
32
..5c
Gas
Corp
5
Package Machinery Co.
——10
Oil
Co
Union
6Va
Vegetable
•
28 V2
England Tele
25
Nitrogen Co.
_10c
30Va
Pacific
Water
Utilities..
Southern
28%
Light Co
6%
Airline....-*
&
Southern
17%
5%
&
Southwest
4%
19%
5%
7
3%
.
28%
Power
Pacific
5
..—
Water..
6
14 %
2
cl
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp
27'%
6%
6%
30%
5
21
19%
18%
3 Va
15%
6
23
New
6
13%
27Va
Pacific
14%
Works
Wisconsin Power & Lt
Corp class A
20%
1
~5
1.1
A
7.50
Wolf
8%
.
18%
Co..........5
33V2
5
77/a
1
Inc
Products
57%
15%.
6%
6%
Exterminating Co
Co
31
54 V2
35 %
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Orkin
Power
*
1
Grove
(Jim) Corp
Waltham Wlatch
Warner & Swasey Coi___
Warren Brothers Co...
Warshow
(H) & Sons cl
12%
11%
1
Co
x24%
•
10c
•
21%
vtc—
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Walter
11%
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Walnut
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Corp
Sorg
Paper
Soroban Engineering
7%
7
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Corp
Inc
15%
(J
10%
25%
2
—
Business
Smucker
Society
•
*
of
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(Edwin L) Co
Electric Company
Winston-Muss
7%
...
13%
12V4
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Corp
,
9%
6%
Gas
Willcox & Gibbs
Sewing Mach.l
Industries Inc
10c
12%
8V2
1
Win-Chek
9%
11
&
Co
Wiegand
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16.23
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103.16
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103.16
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101.8
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1
Fund
—T
99.28
20, 1969
4%s July 15, 1969
4%s Jun
United
United
%s
1
Inc—
Accumulated
10c
Investors—
Institutional
Int'l
Funds
United
United
Boston
Institutional
Institutional
Inv
10c
Incorporated
Incorporated
Inst
Growth
Century
10, 1964
11, 1964
10, 1965
3%s Mar 10, 1966
Stein Roe & Farnham
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
Fund
101.4
101.14
10.57
Income
101.6
109.28
May
14.70
Fund
100.3
101
3%s
9.65
Foundation
1C9.1
—
:
101.2
18.16
Income
20, 1964
100.30
13.43
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
20, 1964
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
'
5.57
22, 1963
Apr
Oct
Sep
20th
"j
3%s Oct
4%s
4s
...
7.57
H-C7
100
100.15
9.13
6.90
H-DA_
;
al0.41
100
100.6
8.45
lc
Aerospace-Science
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Series
1964
100.4
1
7.57
Series
Sep
100.19
4s
al9.42
99.31
Bonds—
101.8
6.96
a22.03
1963
Bank
101.6
State
1
1,
Land
3%s Aug 20, 1963
101
1.25
Boston
1
Inc
Oct
Federal
100
20. 1965_
8.64
Inc—
15, 1965—
3.15s
100.1
100
100
21, 1966
9.82
Funds
17,
100.1
99.31
99:31
Ask
99.31
99.31
20, 1965
—1
Hamilton
—_
Bid
1, 1963
Dec
Balanced
Guardian Mutual Fund
Aug 15, 1963
Aug
Oct
7.86
Inc__1
100
al4.45
3.15s
1963
3%s, Feb
Stock
Shares
100
3.30s
3.30s Sep 16,1963
3.20s Jan 15, 1964
point
a
Cooperatives'
June, 3,
4s
2.86
Industry
100.1
3.05s
4s
Sovereign
shares—lc
100
July 16, 1963
"
100.18
8.49
Growth
3 V4s
7.74
11.33
Industry Inc_u.l
Trust of
Television-Electronics
I
7.08
for
Banks
100.1
100.20
7.81
Administered
10%
100.14
2.60
Fully
10%
100.18
2.74
Securities—
Fire
12, 1963
6.48
Group
81
49
29
Nov
1
Trust
77
Co in City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur
1
Ins
2
May 11, 1964
lc
Investors
36 Va
4 %s
_lc
General
72%
67
33%
3%s
2.49
10.76
68
68%
3
15.44
series
Investors
*
5
Insurance
12.11
series
Fundamental
20%
5
100
11.76
Southwestern Investors Inc
7.12
6 "2
66 %
19 %
<Ala)_l
Ins
12
63
10.47
stock
Inc
5%
2.50
27%
9.68
stock
America
1
Co
America
12%
188
11.08
Amer
Common
of
Life
11
53%
106 %
.
14.16
in
Preferred
Fund
U S
17%
'25%
182%
*
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Fire
11%
1
Shares
Shareholders
lc
series
S
51
8
Security Life Ins
95%
101
2
5
Family Life Ins
9%
Banks—
3%s
Shares
2
(Tex)
82 V2
Corp
10.76
l
Co
8%
Accident
148
Co
7914
Buffalo
151
142
(NY)
Ins
of
144
(NY)
_5
Co
GO
3
50c
Ins
67 %
—10
Insurance
Bankers
63%
5
Co
Ins
Guaranty Co
Union
50 %
,_5
Co
Life
10%
47
10
preferred
Sec
67%
9%
5
66y2
5414
XlO.42
Inc
1
Amer
Co
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Federal
Clark
&
Common Stock Fund
of
Ins
Surety
43%
69%
25c
Canada
of
64
Security
5
1
Inc.:
16%
6.25
Marine.
&
Life
Seaboard
10
—1
Investing
lc
Series
Bond
Research
Fire
Seaboard
-72%
221
j.6%
Paul
St
Co
27%
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.4,9
16.Q0
14%
6V2
Insurance
16.43
13.62
3.50
377/3
Insurance
Boiler & Insur_5
9.31
Fund
1
54%
25
4.55
1
(Geo)
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
32%
51
534
3.40s May 15, 1963—
Federated
92 %
35%
Lamar
4.16
83%
29%
Reserve
Kentucky
1
5
2
71
12.17
Income
27%
67 %
10.34
Inc
24%
1
&
6%
5
5
71%
Life
11%
6
35%
Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp
(NY)
5
Insurance
10
33%
Pyramid
77
■
I
128%
10
14%
9.46
Life
1
Ins
13U,
Co„
Ins
Life
Men's
1
Insurance Co
Central
Owners
Bus
Republic Insurance (Texas)
5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
12.05
Liberty
Home
&
Providence-Washington
$6.50
Title
62%
64%
Standard
Life
59%
125
(DC)—4
Life
62%
10
Co
88%
*
50c
Lawyers
5
16 V*
36%
53
Y_10
N
Co
Insurance
17%
&
14%
24%
3%
of
Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Life
41%
95
53%
Life
Amer—2
Co
Co
Co
18%
39
91
16%
Standard
48
16-
60
50%
of
45
Ins—.
(split 8-for-l)
Insurance
3
Co
49%
8iy2
Corp
Ins
46
3.33%
Life
Ins
Life
(Jacksonville Fla)_2»/2
Life
36%
—5
Co
(DCi-1.50
Ins
Mid-Cont
34
82
Ins_2.50
Insur
Insurance
16%
5
1.25
Life
'.
Insurance
46%
15%
77
Corp
Ins
22 %
43%
4
Co
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
15.59
Ins
Natl
Profess
591/4
51/3
Jefferson
15.43
Line
Phoenix
50
5
97 %
29%
2.50
Insurance
Pioneer
2
94
1
5
com
class A
common
Peerless
79%
73
5
Ins
AA
Peoples Life Ins Co (WashDC)_5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
751/2
1.25
"8.46
1
New
177
76 y2
130%
Fire
River
North
171 %
70
5
Insurance
Hartford Fire
Intl
166
10
124
2.50
Ins
Fire
12%
12.49
—.(
York
38%
Co
84 %
102%
Hampshire Insurance..
28%
7.72
2.50
for
New
11.40
Growth stock
Fund
73y2
1
Inc
Fund
68
(Phoenix)
American
Life
6.10
Provident
2
1
(S F)
Life
Greatamerica
5.59
Inc.,
Nationwide Corp
of N Y
Co
Employees
Home
Rowe)
62%
(DC)
Internat'l
Illinois
Fund
Accident
&
Line
Union
5
IN J)
Employ Life
14.15
Pine Street Fund Inc
(T
58
Inc
Co
Insurance
First Nat'l
16.57
al5.19
711/2
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
15.16
Penn Square Mutual Fund
Old
National
Group Assoc
*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Employers
Hanover
Putnam
9.02
Crum
12.95
Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Price
Fund
Balanced
Criterion
Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Over the
Pioneer
Howard—
Casualty
1
Street Fund
Life
Nat'l
(Ga) _1.25
Continental
1
William
Nat'l
33/3
"A"—2
of
Assurance
Hartford Steam
Oppenheimer
4
153^
68
79
97
10
National Fire
5
Continental Amer Life Ins
Gulf
13.60
77/3
Indemnity
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry
&
12.44
7y8
56 %
52%
10
(Bait)
Insurance
9.51
1
Inc_l
Life
Pacific
12.49
Inc
Monument
Pacific
9.42
Shares
Mass
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
jg
Old
11.55
Electronics
Indemnity & Life Ins
1434
43%
1434
63%
al5.95
-
52 %
2iy4
1
Fund Inc
P
13%
49%
13%
143/3
7%.
12%
1
_5
40
1
_1
14%
171
6%
_*
1
2.50
135%
13%
165
Co
451/3
Gov
R
1
Insurance
78%
131
1
5
Insur
casualty
60y2
Gov't
York
Life
Maryland
igy2
Glens Falls
Horizons
Madison
America
8.61
New
86
42 %
of
Co
8.67
New England Fund
82'/2
10
Ins
Life
1
Combined Ins
6.51
.
1
Loyal Amer Lite Ins Co Inc_50c
of Va
Life
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
,5
7.88
Series
46 y8
.
Insur Co
7.93
One
Fund
Life
5.96
1
;—1
Stock
11.68
Stock
Citizens
Firemen's
t.
Series
Series
43%
Life
Georgia
Income
National
Ins—
(NY)
7.86
Stock
Liberty
Lincoln
Ins—
Co
Casualty
7.19
12.46
Inc
Standard
Insurance
1
10.69
——
Shares
&
12.61
Preferred Stock Series
11.40
Dow. Theory
Eaton
11.54.
~1
Lincoln
145/8
(N J)
Life
General Reinsurance
Investment Fund—1
Diversified
Dividend
16.51
Life Insurance Co
26 y2
10
Franklin
1
1
Growth
Diver
15.21
60.83
Income Fund
Delaware
1
Series
60.22
Fund
Delaware
24.41
1;
Series
New
Inc
Investment
22.56
Series
Dividend
Growth
'
B
Boston
34
Life &
21
Ins Co
Natl Life Ins
Beneficial
32
42%
13 V2
Shippers
Security
31%
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
40
19'/2
(Wash DC)
(Galveston)
Ins
29
Penna
24 %
Re-insurance
6.66
Bond
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Western
Nat
4.51
7.52
Series
Mercury
Amer
5
of
Co
Assurance
Co_l
Companies
Amer
Employers
"2.94
Inc_l
Co
Life
6.09
21.75
6.88
American
Life
Ask
Bid
75
Life
(Ill)-l
2.50
Assurance
4.13
13.51
Crown
Securities
Wide
Home
American Income
1
9.40
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
American
Par
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins <Birm)__2
160
154y2
Co_1.50
Insur
Heritage Life
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
10.41
Inc—:
2.88
Series—
8.65
Fund
al4.64
Corp
9.58
Concord
Shares—}
10.08
1
i
General
Federal
Balanced
Inc
Fund
1
LI
Shares Corp
Trust
1
Investment
Mutual
9.64
10.92
50c
Inc
Fund
7.08
•—1
9.99
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
6.46
Growth—1
Found
American
American
1963
Companies
Ask
Insur_l
Life
Continental
Foundation—1
Series,
Insurance
6.32
Fund—1
Int'l Gen Fd—1
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1
Commonwealth
11.25
1
11.07
Income
Commonwealth
25.38
,.10.29
Funds—
Series
Mutual
Colonial
23.22
Inc—1
Fund
Co
&
Founders
Coastal States Life Ins
interest—1
beneficial
Securities
(B
8.90
Fund-
Life
Medical
16.12
8.14
—_—1
Inc
of
14.75
Stock
Growth
Investors
Fund
American
Monday, May 6,
.
102
98
10
Casualty
Citizens
Trust
int—33 %c
beneficial
5
American Equitable Assur
American Fidelity Life Ins
Bankers
shares—lc
of
Insurance
All Amer Life &
Bid
3.50
Agricultural Insurance Co
Bankers
Industries
Massachusetts
11.91
Fund—*
al5.54
Investors
Life
Bankers &
a30.45
Mutual
Aetna
& Surety
American
Ltd——1
Fund
Morton
—1
Ltd
Chase
18.68
6.32
Investment
Special
Units
Growth-
Canadian International
17.10
Inc—1
Funds—
General
18.95
19.20
Inc__1
Fund
Canadian &
Sayles
Managed
Mass
17.34
17.58
—1
Investors
Internatinoal
7.92
-1
Ltd.
——
Canadian Fund Inc
(1954)
Fund
—
Fund—
General
Canada
7.25
~1
Inc—
Fund
12.28
11.24
Stk
Massachusetts
California
17.37
Lexington Income Trust
9.68
6.44
16.50
Lazard Fund Inc
Casualty
7.01
5.88
1
9.63
4.31
12.88
6.39
1
Fund—1
Growth
8.86
3.94
Fund Inc—1
Inc__
Bonds)
Internat'l Fund
Loomis-Sayles
Ridge Mutual
Bondstock Corp
Aetna
S-3
10.22
11.76
Par
Ask
Cont.
10.00
4.78
—1
Blue
Fund
Custodian
1
S-2
9.35
Fund
Canada Ltd
8.81
al6.21
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth
(Discount
4.14
1
Fund Inc__lc
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33V3C
American
American
B-4
8.15
1-25
Affiliated Fund Inc
7.24
Keystone
.
(Quotations for Friday, May 3)
Insurance
2.45
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.24
.
A.^-1988
1988
95%
98 %
98V2
101
FOOTNOTES
•No
New
value,
York Stock
par
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
THE
i
BANK
OF
COURSE
•»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6261
Volume 197
•
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
stand at
Our comparative
gain for the week ending Friday of 11.4%.
7qn 74. ^
4.138,603
1,329,000,000
2,937,714
3,408,330
8,942,599
5,946,985
a
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
sum¬
:
;
2.8
1,593,141,658
1,303,000,000
1,434,000,000
992,247,498
1,006,140,000
*430,000,000
412,917,908
+
4.1
484,100,000
463,300,000
+
4.5
1,048,038,000
1,025,933,427
+
2.2
556,042,570
557,925,218
—
City
;
Louis
St.
Francisco
San
;
—
Pittsburgh
__
—
—
9.1
—
719,056,109
+
+
+
6,013,825,830
.+
Total
0.2
$33,081,912,442
+
•
+
+
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
are
able to
cases
statement, however, which
was
a
decrease of
same week in
1962.
Ac¬
12,911,492
14,231,804
302,555,307
331,954,921
654,225,238
670,379,539
81,574,300
14,262,743
12,787,792
Boston Reserve District of
1,730,280,253
gain of 2.9%; the bank clearings
(6
an
in
are
are
;
+
4.8
23,179,254
+
19.6
8.4
smaller
following
larger by 0.4%, and in
In the Kansas City Reserve
-9,980,987
6.7
451,563,296
—
6.6
408,444,855
156,507,942
+
5.9
152,840,5Q2
400.738,062
121,502,995
875,944,998
872,202,287
+
0.4
849,074,199
794,366,544
36,057,221
+
6.9
1
Boston
we
furnish
a
summary
$
12 cities
9
_
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
9
—
7
•
Richmond
;
6
—
38,551,022
Chicago
Minneapolis
Inc.
$
1,159,094,948
1,100,366,251
18,310,877,680
14,202,813,191
1,299,609,059
1,397,365,443
1,703,263,041
1,730,280,253
875,944,998
872,20-2,287
17'
—
Dallas
6
10
_
Tqtal
York
5,171,571
5,645.884
+ 13.6
284,053,762
300,187,905
320,616,156
+15.4
250,398,528
265,952,113
18,580,076
18,310,846
719,897
783,172
332,493,000
.308,183,000
1,844,971,593
1,623,760,590
'
Orleans.
cities)
(10
;
week
now
ended
April
1,844,971,593
1,623,760,590
1,852,159,547
2,015,457,412
Terre
Haute
17,165,681
...
18,798,950
101,155,000
14,080,664
...
102,485,000
14,537,565
10,763,218
4,123,078
...
-
186,948,362
9,932,643
77,765,134
;
____
4,508,826
185,009,944
7,817,828
66,807,143
22,326,874
21,487,043
2,522,912
1,327,559,115
______
8,246,722
2,204,858
1,517,504,192
7,471,641
*13,679,222
13,934,852
_
12,307,684
13,687,147
>>
9,812,467
9,850,394
1,852,159,547
(17 cities)
2,015,457,412
10,583,426
+ 29.3
15,450,769
14,555,563
1.3
101,042,000
10,265,531
5,134,194
106,597,000
196,242,214
7,656,907
190,021,897
+ 16.4
59,622,902
60,089,096
3.8
22,587,721
18,187,979
+ 14.4
—12.5
1,801,093
1,311,507,535
1,209,387,044
+ 10.4
6,883,293
—
+ 30.8
8.6
—
1.0
+
+ 27.1
—
11,071,518
5,654,077
8,364,439
1,188,593
7,459,369
+11.1
14,958,539
14,117;081
1.8
13,553,192
12,706,119
+
0.4
7,940,879
5,780,643
—
8.1
1,811,621,422
1,695,053,188
—
428,500,000
+
6.1
414,600,000
417,200,000
232,620,985
219,951,147
+
5.8
206,340,026
231,447,561
205,157,540
173,127,957
+ 18.5
158,133,568
170,516,980
3,480,179
3,266,655
+
6.5
3,847,900
2,907,610
896,058,704
824,845,759
+
8.6
782,921,494
822,072,151
1,088,909,885
1,024,124,134
+ 28.9
17,418,140,565
7 0
1,305,802,744
1,231,294,439
1,6
1,574,012,043
1,689,837,301
0.4
849,074,199
Louis
'Illinois—Quincy
14,550,670,858
794,366,544
—
—
+
+ 13.6
1,503.302,202
Total
I
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
1,811,621,422
1,695,053;188
+
8.6
782,921,494
+ 13.8
657,536,671
+
7.2
758,772,476
Paul
St.
7,326,647
+ 15.2
9,297,633
7,427,182
490,883,079
+ 13.0
436,893,535
451,447,183
+ 17.6
175,496,311
164,034,997
5.3
9,494,217
4,219,217
9,267,350
+ 21.7
+
11.1
6.268,786
746,605,084
3,609,494
6,411,426-
+
6.6
15,866,972
14,567,466
+13.8
657,536,671
656,765,093
9,518,971
4,405,146
3,618,891
5,843,752
15,660,749
816,689,839
Dakota—Fargo
South
183,975,423
10,048,829
6,494,564
16,701,341
North
656,765,098
796,456,917
__L
Minneapolis
822,072,151
717,357,370
8,442,509
554,777,152
216,350,156
Minnesota—Duluth
1,512,096,484
8.1
—
772,884,499
717,405,012
+
7.7
756,539,544
717,357,370
Dakota—Aberdeen
;
Montana—Billings
Helena
—
693,136,670
1,795,977,989
1,689,045,844
+
6.3
1,569,122,440
1,472,163,298
32,181,524,187
27,687,356,329
+ 16.2
30,07-5,755,685
26,888,185,249
13,958,071,810
+
2.9
13,107,334,580
12,790,235,818
statement
four
showing the figures for each city for the
years:
4,138,381
Portland
Total
cities)
<7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1962
$
or
Dec. %
35
I960
$
4,931,067
—16.1
4,087,224
3,888,132
9,034,180
+
4.5
8,080,583
+
5.3
907,834,211
4,609,086
1,576,039
5,188,742
4,460,970
24,292,823
Worcester
18,909,730
Connecticut—Hartford
21,807,628
56,838,354
25,167,121
29,041,490
55,664,900
43,034,900
3,131,938
3,365,110
1,159,094,948
1,100,366,251
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
+
8.2
187,391,056
13.1
9,976,980
950,444,
,
8,221,520
185,109,361
10,714,575
10,529, 036
+
31,509 ,865
+ 17.5
29;753,842
510,979 ,597
14,669 ,068
6.4
500,764,159
—11.4
13.017,546
6,904 ,691
+ 21.9
6,025,560
6,286,194
853,992,290
796,456,917
7.2
758,772,476
746,605,084
11,913,065
Total
cities)
(9
8.4
3,985,100
4,090,522
2.8
1,225,739
1,574,129
+ 16.3
4,439,389
3,913,200
—
—
+
+
29,840,527
491,893,386, '
12,157,719
+ 11.4
19,110,143
16,438,459
6.4
15,739,324
14,678,196
2.0
53,643,605
53,765,874
—13.3
27,169,302
40,271,000
40,648,600
6.9
3,324,265
1,088,909,885
19,859,583
'
684,666,557
43,737,428
Worth
Fort
14,809,974
633,818,080
45,375,459
+ 34.1
16,476,619
18,411,445
8.0
667,939,508
602,612,770
3.6
46,849,197
46,688,638
6,129,000
+
—
3,216,221
5.3
!
Dallas
22,540,823
+ 29.3
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
1,024,124,134
5,714,000
Galveston
17,776,486
55,725,512
I
9,544,997
851,411,725
1,532,932
1,062,984
8.8
7,958,253
903,890,941
•
1,431,358
1,235,352
24.0
+
37,008,688
City
Joseph
St.
+ 11.5
+
10,400 ,896
209,392 ,031
543,429,045
13,000,384
8,413,830
.'
Missouri—Kansas
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
4,220,356
Bedford
11,312,154
226,479,967
;
Wichita
1961
9,439,326
Springfield
Lincoln
Kansas—Topeka
"April 27
Inc.
1,067 ,271
1,004, 462
.
1,245,532
Hastings
•
City-
1,189,625
Omaha"
951,683,187
River
Lowell
New
2,123,063
20,197,625
14,199,709
+ 12.5
454,800,000
44
Massachusetts—Boston
Rhode
2,577,319
8.2
+
14,094,643
44
Maine—Bangor
i
■)
+ 14.7
3,286,133
20,794,322
Tennessee—Memphis
824,845,759
$
.
1,512,096,484
Kentucky—Louisville
816,689,839
1963
Haven.
1,503,302,202
$
iston—
New
+13.6
1960
5.3
+
Week Ended
New
290.717,388
$
tt
Clearings at—
Fall
302,572,504
3,769,336
Springfield
44
for
27
738.772
7.9
+
15,851,608
.
Peoria
tt
detailed
our
788,625
tt
City_
add
14,614,979
22,492,439
;
Nebraska—Fremont
We
15,004,928
1.5
8.1
+
—
tt
106 cities
New
+
+ 16.9
1961
or
Dec. %
14,368,615,644
__
_
7,546,575
7,552,031
4.8
8,044,410
5,610,408
303,350,883
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
853,992,290
_
431,100,000
370,053,388
Rockford
44
Francisco.
159,995,537
446,700,000
8,428,993
Decatur
District the
896,058,704
City
156,963,411
+ 18.1
344,624,041
...
44
7
__
+ 11.9
453,100,000
tt
10
__
Louis_
Outside
1962
35,207,382
34,486,791
169,704,494
535,116,868
t
Missouri—St.
14
Atlanta
San
9,787,605
189,846,142
City—
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
by Federal Reserve Districts:
'
—
York
12th
+
6,558,166
Total
1963
11th
5,670,738
18,428,000
238,239.146
10,646,867
Sioux
6.3%.
Week Ended April 27-
Kansas
4,907,920
252,288,183
>9,888,739
165,786,630
!
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
Moines
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
10th
;+
20,704,000
+
5,644,999
421,658,721
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
increase of 7.2%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 7.7%, and in the
San Francisco Reserve District of
St.
1,689,837,301
225,325,809
5,916,470
cities)
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
South Rend
28.9%, and in the
5.3%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 13.8%.
9th
1,574,012,043
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
The Chicago Reserve District suffers a loss
8.1%, but in the St. Louis Reserve District the totals show a gain of 8.6%, and in
8th
495,695,171
1.6
—
27,732,000
Columbia—Washington.,
Total
the Atlanta Reserve District by 13.6%.
7th
—19.2
,
7.9
+
244,204,310
Louisiana—New
We group the cities according to the
falling off of 7.0%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
6th
-
69,700,209
.,-13,207,?L6
15,583,968
574,779,653
+
+ 12.6
12,668,054
627,072,967
Virginia—Huntington
Mississippi—Vicksburg
against $27,687,356,329 in the
by 1.6%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
5th
6.3
72,567,700
-506,650,027
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that
New
+16.8
15,992,854
„
13,665,360
Macon
has to be estimated.
we
the New York Reserve District the totals
register an expansion of
'2nd
1,231,294,439
1,703,263,041
cities)
Florida—Jacksonville
16.2%; the aggregate clearings for
Outside of, this city there was r
at this center showing an increase of 29.7%.
1st
1,305,802,744
18,005,293
Nashville
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
In the
7.0
77,143,500
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
ends
not available at time of going to press.
the whole country having amounted to
$32,181,524,187
-
1,397,365,443
+ 10.5
'
Mobile
the elaborate detailed
totals show
16,548,627
6.3
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
of
18,321,419
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Saturday and the Saturday figures
a
+ 14.4
+ .7.5
;
...
South
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
,
issue of next week.
record
14,127,292
4,357,837
13,109,022
1
—
...
Richmond
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
Federal
25,418,777
660,725,401
Tennessee—Knoxville
April 27.
28,510,178
328,144,255
.Virginia—Norfolk
Total
We are
6,326,514
1.1
(a)
15,313,369
(7
0.2
$36,441,513,754 $34,284,677,611
In
5,808,721
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
6.5
1,202,765,169
1,204,988,517
our
6,859,291
362,469,324
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
District of
/Estimated.
7,936,329
+ 50.4
(a)
710,016,167
Youngstown
7.9
$35,236,525,237
4.5C-7.140
+
—
■j.Mansfield
1.8
6,024,942,585
5,475,166
1,299,609,059
7.8
431,628,746
:
—13.8
16,161,206
cities)
Cincinnati
0.3
$29,211,582,652 $27,068,086,612
.
(9
.Columbus
774,934,454
Baltimore
1,155,000,000
30,243,952
,Cleveland
1.4
439,222,921
Cleveland
4,521,472
1,230,000,000
3oi563,598
Ohio—Canton
*
Kansas
4,565,338
7.8
6,937,054
ZZZZZZ
2,555,086
+1~5~7
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 11.4
1,548,800,263
—
2,192,299
2,334,280
%
$21,635,196,946 $19,424,043,546
Boston
1,930,358
1,965,615
1
1962
1963
Week Ended May 4—
•
1,962,736
+ 48.8
—10.7
,aj
Jersey—Trenton
Total
BY TELEGRAPH
$
—13.9
0 jgg 047
Delaware—Wilmington
New
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
1960
1961
(a)
1,226,000,000
_
Philadelphia
Reading
for this week follows:
mary
Inc. or.
Dec. %
2,045,262
1,517,965
/a\
Lancaster
Yoi'K
a
76i 2io
::::::::::
Chester
At this
$
District—Philadelphiai
Bethiehem
Our preliminary totals
$36,441,513,754 against $34,284,677,611 for the same week in 1962.
center there is
1962
1963
,
Pennsylvania—Altoona
obtain weekly clearings will
above those of the corresponding week last year.
6.3%
.
$
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 4, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
•
,
•
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
47,
Week Ended April 27
CLEARINGS
clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank
be
•
.
(1879)
+
—
—
5,079,000
Wichita
5,583,048
5,984,500
13,958,883
11,702,999
772,884,499
717,405,012
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
—
cities)
(6
—11.1
5,914,000
6.7
6,567,850
6,392,676
+ 19.3
12,792,370
12,902,141
7.7
756,539,544
693,136,670.
—
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Total
(12
cities).
+
Washington
Yakima
■New York—
New
Utah—Salt
York—Albany.
«
—_
36,951,850
.
—
Elmira '
Jamestown
New
Syracuse
New
156,525,956
2,739,488
+ 30.6
29,391,238
34,458,635
2.0
147,987,329
165,391,648
+
—10.7
■\2,654,007
2,879,054
4,379,864
4,127,385
+
6.1
3,573,716
3,721,892
17,812,908,543
13,729,284,519
+
2$.7
16,968,421,105
14,097,949,431
55,683,166
50,231,045
+ 10.9
48,264,950
44,424,156
__
York
Rochester
28(295,013
159,654,762
2,447,284
Buffalo
!
:
_-i
34,147,863
Jersey
—
36,084,521
5.4
32,040,154
90,101,848
82,607,961
+
9.1
80,965,346
75,075,876
114,602,500
112,917,30-3
+
1.5
104,842,726
Lake
California—Long
Pasadena
City
Beach
—
lfL
6,521,654
287,514,727
135,296,126
28,783,230
14,497,743
.
San
San
996,887,284
Francisco__
Jose—
Santa
214,729,533
8.9
5,981,032
5,697,226
9.2
231,727,296
231,695,087
132,681,137
2.0
114,032,778
108,930,890
29,528,212
2.5
9.3
27,389,908
16,529,819
29,155,416
15,980,942
926,322,001
47,576,211
7.6
884,232,295
796,869.669
0.1
41,187,333
39,540,761
17,182,976
12,696,626
V
16,312,590
18,574,735
+ 10.3
15,331,855
14,380,065
+
6.6
17,269,262
16,535,499
1,689,045,844
+
6.3
1,569,122,440
1,472,163,298
32,181,524,187
27,687,356,329
+16.2
30,075,755,685
26,888,185,249
14,368,615,644
13,958,071,810
+
2.9
13,107,334,580
12,790,235,813
._
—
(10 cities)__
96,836,982
—
213,589,741
5,989,318
1,795,977,989
Barbara
Stockton
Total
47,534,073
20,481,572
3.5
234,828,806
263,184,417
:
29,933,184
*
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
243,129,725
Seattle
*.—
Oregon—Portland
_
Grand
total
Outside
Total
18,310,877,680
14,202,813,191
+ 28.9
17,418,140,565
14,550,670,858
(106
New
(a) Clearings
cities)
York
City
operations discontinued.
•
.
*
48
(1880)
Tfte Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
the
to
requirements of Section
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
countries
FOREIGN
the
of
We
world.
EXCHANGE
RATES
•
.
:
v.
BY
APRIL
Country and Monetary Unit
Npon
1963
26,
Ceylon,
f
;
;
1963,
2,
Cable
TO
UNDER
Monday
in
•
New
York
(Value
Tuesday
"
April 30
2.231091
+•
.929218
.
.210150
.144946
.00161075
.0800560
.278253
Spain,
peseta
Sweden, krona
.209650
.209635
.+
P
.00276300
A
.00276283
.
"V
.278287
.0349000
.0349000
.0166631
V
.0166631
.230990
1.394779
1.394686
2.800460
2.800020
2.799833
2.800250
V
'' :
--'v.: ■;
.192500
gold
Oct. .1,
—May
first
6V2%
—Jun
1
•
May 16
1631
due 1981—
May 15
debs, due Aug.l, 1977—Jun
1
due June 1,
1977——May 15
1632
A
series
5V*%
Co.—
Columbia
5(4%
Gas
.203987
4%%
series F,
2.799960
E,
due
June
debentures
[—
5(4%
1978;
59s %
(A.
M'ay'l,
Apr. 24,
1963
1963
;
certificate
account
Redemption fund
for
R.
F.
notes
'
1,269
Cash!
gold certificate
L
L,
reserves
Discounts
S.
and
(424)
-
advances
Gas
^
—
Notes
securities:
2,653
I__
;
+
under
Total
S.
Bank
Govt,
loans
items
in
505
+
+
million
'+
149
+ 2,047
+
349
+
483
+
"II
+
53,983
+
508
+
(424)
29,610
.+
43
other
5,841103"
857
U.
S.
;
•
account
4
ACCOUNTS—
15
4,367
+
Loans
.146
293
and
Loans
217
+
..+
225
79
+
198
+
+
4
52,475
493
+
.
purch,
15
+
Other
U.
S.
Loans
•
Loans
46,
Real
.
53,983
+
508
32.2%
___.__i.___:
acceptances
foreign correspondents
—
0.2%
+
1
1,986
U.
the
to
foreign
One
Other
to
one
the
statement
Federal
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
five
with
securities, $864 million
$1,196 million
commercial
in
holdings of
in demand
demand
deposits
banks; and increases
U.
S.
States
U.
Federal Reserve Banks.
Jun
Southern
3%
due
+
Co.—
bonds
Gas
due
T
Jun
1980—
;
due
—
1532
Jun
1785
25
+
and
5%
Bonds
SS
5%
—
securities—total
4
—
9
'
+
18
■" 40
„Jun
J
*—
98
+
405
+
26
+
436
1
—
19
+
92
+2.345
—
31
+ 1.297
—
338
—
30,597
—
349
—1,500
4,410
—
363
1,807
—
1
+
—
149
373
558
1,
1989—
Jun
'
-
bonds
due
Jun
Banks
and
Garanei-Denver
Local
Finance
5Va %
1,
1965—May 29
Co.—
■
1981—
1.
June
1,
1
Jun
1
—Jun
1
_____Jun
1
1971—
Corp.—
1977—
1,
5%
series;
preferred stock,
stock, 6.70% series
cumul. preferred stock
5.50%
preierred
due
May 31
July 10
19.80
Jun
ISSUES
Co,,
4%
cumulative
—3,881
—
+
59
+3,161
Wisconsin
+
19
+3,436
53s%
+
516
—
5,242
12
+
108
303
+
21
+
1632
Inc.
5%
subord.
debs,
Michigan Power
first
mortgage
due
Co.—
bonds
Feb.
1,
-July
617
-Aug
1741
and
.May 15
1220
-Jun
1460
1970—™ .May
20
23
.
due
1989—
May 20
1787
132
549
+.
165,423
Textron,
94
—
—
Page
May 20
stociL
preferred
Corp.—
senior
13
.
»
Date
subord. debs, due May
15, 1968
investment or treasury certificates
American Investment
Corp.—
5V2%
cumulative
preferred stock
31
2,906
1264
1
CALLED
4+2%
—
1,679
banks
1785
-
—
12,704
coin
».
1
;
Sept.
Burroughs & Son, Inc.—
convertible series A debs, due Jan.
15, 1965
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Associates—
1st mortgage and coll.
trust bonds 3%% series due
1965 (first series) and 1st
mortgage & coll. trust
bonds 3?4%
series due 1974 (second
series) and
1st
mortgage <fc coll. trust bonds 5+8%
refunding
series due 1978
(fourth series)
7,709
Reserve
l
;>
1
P.)
17,338
domestic
1
.
_Jun
6%
2,458
:
Federal
1.
;
:
1785
Co.—
Oil Co, $1.20
Chemical Co. 5% debs,
14,213
595
•'
••
1
—Jun
.»
North
i
1
""
"
Co.—
ENTIRE
(J.
•
1
Philippine
Company and Issue—
+
1,458
:
1
SS
.
due
June
322
99
1~'
_Jun
302
—
:
—May 15
.
Marine
1936
Dec.
debs,
Tidewater
58
*
A
„
;
1981
Edison
stock,
series;
1784
:
Transmission
due
Preferred
.
-1
Jun '' 1
.
I:
Co.—
Transmission
Eastern
debs,
♦
1784
Inc.—
Power
due
2+e%
1
Corp.—
Merchant
aue
&
1634
•
.
1992
refunding mtge.
Gas
Inc.
6%
184
—
16,185v
banks_,_;
&
*
-
May 16
198H
1981—
California
first
'*
1
Jun
1,
debentures due oune 1, 1985
Securities Investment Co. of St. Louis—;
434% debs, due June 1, 1968—_
'
10
564
•
—2.846
1
adjusted'!:—:
partnerships
•Announced
in
this
issue.
+9,644
63,529
—
792
89,072
—3,759
—
492
corporations
65,806
—2,780
.—
468
6
—
96
—
204
and
political subdivisions
Government—,
—
5,050'
-—
2,389
+
interbank:
398
..
10,874
savings
etc.
715
+
deposits—totalll
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings
deposits
53,650
+'•
35,801
10.601
Commercial
Time
and
official
institutions,
banks
1,043
deposits
States and political
Domestic interbank
—
subdivisions—_!
From
From
Other
of
31
+8,137
16
+4,061
131
+
45
+
625
3
+
52
29
+
624
—
2,730
113
Reserve
ACCOUNTS
+2,797
+
-
798
2
2,359
5,759
loans
'
13,785
+
4
A—
+
765
+
53*>
200
+
383
+
441
+
643
123
to
domestic commercial banks
and after deduc¬
reserves: individual loan items are
shown gross.
demand deposits
except those of U. - S. Government
commercial banks/ less cash
items in process of collec-
valuation
J Includes
all
domestic
tion.
| Includes certified
1
not
*
V^ 'des
shown
April
17
Hartford
time
and officers' checks not shown
separately.
deposits of U. S. Government and postal
separately.
figures revised.
&
Electric
7%
•
Marx
Light
savings
+
-
(quar.)
35c
48+4 c
a
(quar.)
6c
(quar.)—
6%
preierred
(quar.)
preferred
35c
(quar.)___
30c
5.10 %
Helm's
Class
Herman
Class
A
$4,375
6-
3
3
6-
5-
8
4-29
5-24
5-15
5-15
8-15
16c
6-12
4
5-23
12c
iquar,)
6-12
5-23
6-12
5-23
." 12+4
^
C
6-12
5-23
13 +4 c
6-12
5-23
15c
(quar.)
6-28
6-14
common* (quar.)
A
15c
6-25
50c
5%
preferred
6-25
5-24
$1.25
(quar.)_
5-15
A 4-26
5-24
1
Appleyi Inc.—
(increased
Jones
Heyden
3+2%
7-15
1
12V2c
(quar.)—.
Powder,
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Powder,
A
Hercules
4-30
8-
9-,
30c
common
5-10
5-17
6-14
11V4C
(quar.)
preferred
4-26
1
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Express
Hercules
Herff
Telephone,
preferred
preferred
6-
:
;_.
Hausman Steel (quar.)
Haverty Furniture (quar.)
5%
Holders
5-20
30c
.___
Hastings) Manufacturing
Hawaiian
When
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
(quar.)
inc., class
preferred
Share
.
preferred
Harvty'srftores,
5+2%
Banks
others____„—____—
liabilities—
t Exclusive of
and
20
Schaffner
,
Federal
CAPITAL
tion
23
+
34
Hart,
4.80%
etc.
——,—
,
+
+
4.006
banks
Borrowings:
$209
+
113
+
240
Governments, official institutions,
31
225
Foreign:
Commercial
78
Company
6%
—__________
time
+
page 13
Per
Name of
..
.
DIVIDENDS
Continued from
3.90%
savings
Other
...
—1,196
—
Governments,
864
_A
&
532
a
million. Loans to brokers and
dealers for
purchasing or
carrying U. S, Government securities
decreased $58
iftillion, and their loans for
purchasing or carrying
"other" securities
decreased $25 million. Loans
to sales
and personal
financing institutions decreased $98 million
and loans to "other"
nonbank financial
institutions in¬
creased $26
million, as compared with increases of
$16
million and $8
million, respectively, during the similar
Line,
Light
*
1
May 15
Mar.
first mtge.
bonds due June
Savannah Electric & Power Co.—
+2,258
Foreign:
borrowings from
and industrial loans
decreased in 10 dis¬
net decline of
$222 million; during the com¬
week a year
ago these loans decreased
S.
Mutual
domestic
of $398 million in U. S.
222
+
681 -.'+•■■
:
Commercial
Commercial
parable
banks
deposits—total§_
Domestic
Government
to
1964
;
due
5%
+6,736
—
3,671
years
deposits
Individuals,
deposits adjusted, and
credited
1,
Jun
1977
bonds due June 1, 1987———
deoen.ures
Joseph
Texas
2,760
assets—net
Demand
Government demand
deposits, $225 million in time and
savings deposits, and $765 million in
tricts for
etc.
assets/liabilities
Demand
Reserve
in
June
i, 1987
LIABILITIES—
following principal
million
finance,
years
and
changes for the week
ended April 24: Decreases of
$303 million in loans ad¬
justed, $349
due
June
Co.—
Insured
series
>/4%
+8.672
303
institutions:
year
five
with
Other
shows
financial
securities
Total
the
5
633
—
•'—<
1,452
*
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
Bear
carrying:
securities-:—______
commercial
Government
Currency
condition
due
1977
&
due
Power
series
514% -debs,
81,219
18,528
domestic
Reserves
banks
or
loans
Balances
The
purchasing
loans
to
S.
14
consolidat¬
Electric
E'ast
Bear
17-lQ
,
Inc.—
1,
pipeline
mtge,
Gov't.
Tennessee
2,630
/
After
eliminations made in the
15,
Trausm.ssion
State
15
May 22
Corp.—
Pennsylvania Electric
Witco
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
•'
are
for
nonbank
estate
Other
—2.5%
—
May
June
mtge.
first
Texaco
pur¬
--—
securities
Within
83
debs,
year
debentures
States
Far
S.
+8,523
35.036
—
for
securities
'
on
Figures in parentheses
ing process.
loans
dealers
1
Government
to
1962
carrying:
or
loans
25
+
15
debentures
Pacilic
971
—
1,548
and
securities
+
95
gold certificate reserves to
and F. R. note liabilities
for
industrial
Government
+
934
York
4+2%
Apr. 25,
1963*-*
129,154
—
loans
Sales'finance, personal
479
accounts.
combined
and
Other
4
adjustedt-i.
•—
brokers
to
chasing
224
+1,914
Apr. 17,
130,612
Other.
'____
Contingent, liability
investments
adjqstedt
Agricultural
>.
(1,524)
of
deposit
;
Increase ( f ) or
Decrease (—) Since
1
investments
and
Commercial
■
24
—
221
subord.. debs,
Industries,
Gas
first
Northern
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
Ratio
New
$200 mil¬
banks decreased
1963
U.S.
+
—-May
1981
Mississippi River Transmission Corp.—
5%'20-year debentures due 1981
St.
v
1,986
—
15
18,419
.
capital
decreased
"
Other
(1,524)
Capital paid in'__
{Surplus
Other
Banks
38
+
,
105
15,
5+4%
+ 1,488
356
183
___
,___
CAPITAL
+
170
deposits
Deferred availability cash items____'
(1,100)
Qther liabs. and accrued dividends;.
liabilities
5+4%
U.
$338 million.
Total
:
960
'
____
Total
Total
Federal Reserve
May
Corp.—
due
5
1739
Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
first mortgage pipe line ponds due
1980-—
5 +e %
Midwestern
China
547
—
17,106
Treasurer—general
Other
''.'
than
Loans
reserves
Foreign
individuals, part¬
Apr. 24,
'A'AA:
bank
the
$16
due
due
Financial
series
•
1
.
"ASSETS—■
Deposits:*/
Member
deposits of
lion, and loans to domestic commercial
>+2,039
LIABILITIES—
notes__!
increased
3(4%
Power
debs,
1
_Jun
Inc.—
debentures
4+,%
time
"other"
deposits
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
279
+
(1,100)
assets
Reserve
and
Savings
debs,
income
Oil
•
—Jun
-
June
Micnigan
nerships, and corporations increased $131 million.
1,760
352
31,591
collection
.____
Federal
million in
District, but they increased $70 million in
Philadelphia 'District.
203
+
assets
Total
+
31,394
securities____
of
decreased $383
—6,445
(1,524)
and
adjusted
District, $371 million in the San Fran¬
District, $103 million in the Chicago District, $65:
Boston
592
—
'A.
352
securities
process
deposits
million in the Richmond District and $60 million in the
8
+ 8,594
31,042
premises
„
Other
505
Co.
Lakes
5+4%
'
bought outright
repurchase agreement
Total U.
Cash
cisco
15
A+A-
10,524
____—
Total
„
—"
2
13,571
4,294
A Held
..
Great
Laurentide
New York
outright—
Certificates
.
Demand
104
706
—
44
Getiy Oil
1
Co.—
due
Co.,
cuiiiul.
6+2%
-r.627
4
+
153
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds increased
the
.
Government
Bought
,
370
A
Cigar
Jun
mtge. bonds,
first mtge. bonds, series
Ltd.—
series
5(4%-
,
$15 million.
•
Acceptances—bought outright
U.
Freiman
Kerr-McGee
731
+
5
J.)
6Va%
General
of
-
1
—."
15,595
I
___
5
—
;
Total
1962
—
million.
".5+4%
May 2,
14,326
_
$92
ber banks decreased $363 million, and the combined total
or
Decrease (—) Since
ASSITS—
increased
loans
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
(In millions of dollars) A«
Gold
estate
"Other" loans decreased $31 million,
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Increase(+ )
Real
1738
„
first
1, 1382
(T.) Eaton Acceptance Co. Ltd.—
6+4%
debentures aue April 1/ 1980—
1962.
*
„
May 15
r
1987—1
Natural
1
'A; AAA;-.
Co.—
and
1991;
1,
/
Jun
Ltd.—
19/5
ciue
1736
>
..
1986—
1986
Service
due
due
due
Inc."—
June
Public
debs,
due
Investments
ueuentures
System.
debs,
Community
bonds
Energy
convertible
47/b%
in
Page
1977
mtge. bonds due 1990
debentures
mtge.
Gas- &
Consolidated
week
1634
Ltd.—
Co.
debentures
Gas
1632
—May 10
1976
REDEMPTION
due
first
Line
Page
6
.
1.394749
:
Trunk
Union
5(4%
•
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Date-
-
...
bonds
Date
debs,
5%
subordinated
Brooklyn
.192503
A '
474%
Co.,
secured
Canadian
.0166631
.230993
1.394998
.192475
'v.
Gas
6 Vz %
"
.230975
Co.
Power
5%%
.0349000
;A .0166631
-
.192487
1.394894
.
'
.278275
.0349000
■
:
*
•
AssociatesTnvestment Co.
2.772237
.140000:1
.140012
Steel
Alberta
.0800560
•
"
.230975
.
'
2.772111
.140000
TENDER
.
8%
Company and Issue—
Acme
.325891
.'140004
OF
Corp.—
Acceptance Corp.—
senior debentures due
5Vg Vo
Alabama
.00276283
"
.278278
2.772297
given in the Chroniclev
PARTIAL
'
.325925
.0800560
.278275
'
number gives the-location1 in
were
and
;
.00161100.
.+
provisions.
last date for mak¬
or
-
debentures
.
2.799960
.00161100
.0800560
.
redemption
page
Concession
.310566
2.799833
.325925
.0800560
Port
gold
General
.209650
.192500
.
trr;
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2.772732
.
-
.0166631
.
.
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Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound
sterling
.250550
.00276166
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.325925
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.
Portugal, escudo
A
2.772524
.
8%
.204050
.
redemption,
fund
.144900
.310566
.00161100
sinking
Company and Issue—
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•
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2.800020
under
NOTICE
,
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.
r
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
929218
.310566
2.800460
bonds, notes,
for
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
.210150
.209660
•'
corporate
called
"
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V
called
ing tenders, and the
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-
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found
The date indicates the
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2.230942
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be
and
.
May 2
$
...
1930
Thursday
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•
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$
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Wednesday
$
.
OF
'
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.
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ACT
/
in
Below"will
.
TARIFF
"
INCLUSIVE
Transfers
-April 29
TREASURY
.929218
.
rupee
Mexico,
BANK
..
v
-
Fund Notices
.the: different
on
;
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—
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Germany, deutsche mark__
India, rupee
Ireland', pound
:
Italy,
week just passed;
.0386750
.
____
Denmark, krone
Finland,
for.
*
2.231274
.
for the
MAY
Friday
.00727424
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
RESERVE
TO
Rate
April 26
s
'
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Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
the
record
a
FEDERAL
Buying
f
of
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
give below
CERTIFIED
522
Monday, May 6. 1963
.
Co.
quar.)
Newport Chemical,
preferred (quar.)
2nd
preferred
A
(quar.)
13c
7-10
17'/2c
——
(s-ai
.5-31
7-1
•
'5-17:
20c
6-
87V2C
common
6-
1
5-15
$1.093/s
(quar.)——
6-
1
5-15
5-31
5-17
1
5-15
Highland-Bell, Ltd.—
Stock dividend
for
each
five
(one share of 5%
shares
of
preferred
held)
common
—
Volume
197
Number 6261
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Hinde
&
Holt,
Company
Dauch,
Share
Ltd.
Reinuart -&
(quar.)____
Winston,
Inc.
Hooxer
chemicai,
preierreu
2na
$5
Honnel
Horn
Hot
(George
&
*5%
-
preieivea
Shoppes,
-Household
c.i
3%%
*"
•
I
4%
&
Co.
Co.
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(quar.)
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preierred
5-15
4-17
7
Lenign
6-
4
Leslie
6-27
6-
4
35c
6-
1
'.
common
.
4 >
35c
.
(quar.)
9334C
■-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Lighting & Power Co.— \
i' Stockholders approve a three-for-one split
'
of the common snares
"■
';
v
$1.10
Howard
Stock
t' V*
~ 'AV*%
*;
•-
12 Vic
k
Hugoton
Hugoton
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Production
/
__y
uas
1
5%
preferred
(stock
5%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Link-Belt
Lipe-Rollway,
Idaho Power, common
Idarado
c
Illinois
f
Mining
Tool
(quar.)
____
Corp.
Electrica
de
Minerals
S.
Credit
Class
v
Steel
approve
110c
Copper
uoip.,
on
International
10c
35c
iquar.i
Fund
preierred
B
Department
&
Israel
Jefferson
Jefferson
5%
(Greensboro,
Jewel
Tea
Jones
&
L Jones
1
(Earie
-Kansas
City
"3.80%
4%
Power
preferred
preferred
25c
6-
1
5-
3
93%c
6-
1
5-
3
Quarterly
MacWhyte Company
(quar.)
6-
1
$1.05
6-
43c
6-
44c
6-
1
5-15
35%C
6-
1
5-15
5-25
4-19
v
$1.25
5-
3
1
5-
3
1
5-15
4.35%
$1.25
preferred
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&
Kavanau
.
(P.
Life
6-10
5-10
Manitoba
5-
9
4-29
40c
-
93Vic
25c
62 Vac
$1.25
10c
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1
8-
:
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A
B
Marlene
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6-10
6-
Marshall
3
Masco
4-30
Matheson
6-10
5-13
May
5-14
5-14
Co.
5-14
6-
5-14
15c
;•
7c a
5-14
4-29
McDonnell
6-.l^
5-10
McGraw-Hill
5V2%
1
6-15
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10-
1
9-16
McNeil
1-2-64
12-16
20c
6-14
f6 lie
1
Inc.
45c
4%%
Utilities,
new
preferred
Ketchum
&
Stock
(quar.)
a_
p__
15c
;_.
(from net
investment income)
Stock Fund—
Fund—
Inc.
i
•
Corp. (scocs
(Three
shares
of
common
?
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-
.
.
8c
5-20
4-30
C
20c
5-31
5-15
62 VaC
6-28
6-14
68 3/i
(quar.)
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6-28
100
snares
6-14
5-31
(S.
Company
S.)
Co,
Abrasive
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)_
27 V2C
4-25
6-12
5-21
6-
4-26
1
Investment
Bros.
Gas,
Stock
4.32%
5%
preferred
Telephone
Lake- Central
6Va%
A
B
6-14
6-
5
5-13
(quar.)
27c
6-30
6-14
31 Vic
6-30
6-14
C
28V2C
6-30
22c
6-29
5-24
32V2C
6-15
6-
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc.—
preferred
Chemical, Inc.,
split)
Siegler,
53/4%
Inc.,
preferred
5-29
1
.5-17
6-
6-1
6-15
8-
$1.10
G-12
20c
preferred
5-
1
1
Public Service,
Stock dividend
Missouri
new
common
(quar.)
4.30%
5.52%
preferred
preferred
1
Monarch
»
7-12
1
4-30
Pacific
Pacific
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-29
5-15
Pacific
common
6-
1
5-10
7c
6-
1
5-15
5-10
(initial )_i._
(quar.)
System
Chemical
Co.
Corporation,
common
7%
preference
B
Morrison-Knudson
Wheel
10c
6-
3
5-10
Motor
$1.44
6-
3
5-10
Mount Diablo
Co.
Corp.
Co.
—
(quar.)
(stock
and
and
1
5-16
1
6-
1
6-18
6-
3
12-
2
10c
25c
5-1
11-
1
7-15
■
6-28
7-
6-14
1
25c
$1.10
6-10
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
preference
5%
preferred
$0.24
5-15
4- 2
7-25
7-
6-
5
5-10
7-. 1
6-11
5-15
4-30
100%
5-10
4-25
15c
B)—
quar.)_—_i—;
$5
Co.,
Co.,
(quar.)—
6-
1
5-20
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
5
31 Vie
Robinson
(quar.)—.
Line,
5-15
1
5-16
5-
1
Pacific
Pacific
preferred
preferred
Lighting
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
a-
.a—
Nutrient
(quar.)
Chemical Co.,
&
common
Pamour
Porcupine Mines Ltd.
Sulphur
(quar.)_
5-15
Pan
American
7-
2"
5-31
Panhandle
t$1.75
7-
2
5-31
40c
6-
1
4-26
World
Eastern
Airways
Line,
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
,4.64% preferred (quar.)
Papercraft 'Corp.
10c
6-10
5-17
Paramount
7c
5-31
5-10
Park
;
Pipe
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—,
Pictures Corp.
(quar.)
Chemical
5-17
1
5-15
Co
37V2C
343/sc
31 Vic
31 Vic
31 lie
30c
28VaC
27Vic
5c
10c
American
Pan
1
6-
t22V2C
Page-Hershey Tubes Ltd. (quar.)—
Corporation
(quar.)„
5-31
6-
'60c
Corp.
Pall
2
5-22
5
25c
(quar.)
nonredeemable
6-15
5-12
6-
Electric—
nonredeemable
,
6-12
6-28
65c
common
Corp.
6-28
37'/ac
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
East
&
7-
%;-•
!
6-18
7-
dividend
class
5-14
•:
4-16
1
7Vac
(quar.)__
Co.
6-12
1
6-
1
(resumed)
(quar.)
A
A
J/2%
t$1.75
(quar.)__—
4-23
class
4.36%
:
(quar.)I—
.
62V2C
5-14
30c
5-29
1
7-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-12
7-
22c
6-19
5-
25c
A
Corp.
common
18c
6-15
125c
1
Fund, Inc.—
and $0.04 from
4.50%
4-26
7-
i
(quar.)
A
gains
income)^
6-15
5-10
$1.38
preference
Securities
4-26
42 Va c
'
5-
1
90c
1
5%
——
4-19
6-
120c
(quar.)—
5-10
54/2%
5-31
(increased)—'.—
5-31
5-15
.
—
——
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
redeemable preferred (quar.)
5% redeemable preferred A (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
5-20
6-
$1.07te
(quar.)——
6-10
$1.16
$1.19
$1
nonredeemable
3
■
40c
—
—
(initial
Finance
6-28
(quar.)
4-30
5-24
to
40c
(quar.)A
(quar.)
Marking
Far
Gas
135c
$1.10
4-30
5-15
6-12
6c
(quar.)_,
class
Gamble
Pacific
5c
—
5-15
f$3
common
Fiberglas
preferred
10c
$1.15
5-15
4-30
1
5-15
6%
29c
6-15
5-15
9c
20c
Co., new com. 'Unit, quar.)
(quar.)—r
a
Glass,
A
Coast
1
6-
5-15
61'/2C
—
s-a)
capital
Paper
6%
7%
t31V»C
com.
Moore
class
5-21
3-15
5-31
35c
593/sc
(quar.)
(quar.)
the
Oxford
7
1
the ap¬
Service Commission
Corp.,
Manufacturing
New
5-14
4-26
66-
f20c
Power
both
on
5-15
Line,
4%
5-15
:
Products
Utilities—
split subject
(increased
Owens-Corning
Oxford
5-15
"5-31
t30c
(s-a)
Public
Rubber
from
1
6-14
6-
15c
Fund
stock
Owens-Illinois
8-
5c
iquar.)
5-10
30c
River
Ry.
investment
net
$1.50
(quar.)
5-15
6-10
>
$1.14
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
($0.20
5-24
5-31
:6-
561/4 c
Cement
5-15
5-15
' 7%c
■
Over-The-Counter
5-15
20c
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (s-a).
Minneapolis Gas Co.
iquar.)
•
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)—
1
1
1
—.
(s-a)
Tail
$3.60
5-24
30c
1
666-
15c
(quar.)
Street
Pacific
;
6
quar.)
preferred
preferred
Oxford Chemical,
(quar.)
5-
'
B
preferred
$4,40
15c plus 14c from
__a
——
Gas, common (quar;)—
preferred (quar.)——
of the
A
A
Otter
5-21
5-31
6-29
25c
common
——
preferred
(quar.)
475% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)—_—
Oshawa Wholesale, Ltd.--
5%
6
15c
(quar.)
Portland
'5-
25c
___a—
(initial)
Appliances—
6
5-15
$1.31 Vi.
25c
4.65%
Class
Co.—
Co.,
iquar.)
5-
(quar.)
Quebec
O'Sullivan
7-16
1
5-20
25c-
.2————
6
5-15
32'/2 c
(quar.)
&. Rockland
Class
5-17
5-15
6-29
i
preferred
Monsanto
(quar.)
(5-for-4 stock
Lear
6-15
6-14
(quar.)
Laurentide Financial, Ltd.—
$1.25 preierred
(quar.)
Lawter
1
(quar.)
Airlines,
convertible
7-
10%
preferred
LaCrosse
26V4C
dividend
preferred
4.56%
(quar.)
common
Hat
Safety
Missouri
6-14
4-30
:—
3
5-
(quar.)
Brewing
proval
to the ap¬
the Illinois
Gas
3
5-
$1.12%
,—
and to the shareholders approval May 27
6-24
(quar.)_
5-
1
5-15
..
Coal—
Two-for-one
5-17
(quar.)
(increased).,
Electronics
4.40%
Laclede
Co.
capital gains)
4Va%
31,
common
1
6-
$1.43
Natural
&
Orange
6-14
5-20
common
Midland
Mine
Corp.
May
Co.,
(A quarterly payment of
Miller
1
7- >1
6-29
(quar.)_i—
Water
Milo
Kratter
oi
about
on
preferred
Midwest
7-
c
5-31
(quar )
(quar.)—
6-
$1.43%
Service—
Mississippi
WMllam
Ontario
«
50c
.
5-15
—
series
Ben
One
1
$1
%_
1
4.56%
pfd.
(quar.)
Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
series A
Olympia
3
Commission)
Middlesex
Preferred
Canal-Randolph
held
Commerce
6-14
5-
5-
6-
7 tec
(ll-for-10 stock split subject
proval of shareholders and
Mid-Western
3
5-17
$1.183/4
•;
6-
27c
(quar.)__
4.92%
6-20
6-30
55c
——
6-14
Co.,
Old
6-14
621/2
common
Telephone,
Glass
Edison
4%%
5-29
$0,137
preferred (quar.)—
Seamless Tube Co
States
1
3%.
interest
Electric,
Gas
4.40%
7-
6-12
140C
—
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Inc.
Inc.
6-14
$1,371/2
a_
1
6-
-7-
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Oklahoma
5-17
6-28
15c
(quar.)—2
Mid-West
-
5-31
Kresge
Inc.
Michigan
5%
5-31
25c
iquar.)_
6-
1'
32Vac
$1.12Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(increased
Inc.
Oklahoma
*
beneficial
of
Mickelberry's
Food
Products
Midas International, class A
f 1963)
Kroger
Trust—
Units
4-30
30c
(quar.)
7
4-30
7-10
25c
6-
5-10
5-15
45c
1
6-10
1
7-31
_•——
7-
5-15
6-
is-ai
Michigan
5c
5-15
2
3
50c
1
Ltd.
3
dividend.—
each
for
common
(quar.)
5-
4-30
93%c
6-
(quar.)—.
7-
•
tl2y2c
Ltd
Co.
(quar.)
Pharmacal
7-5 5
6-20
40c
common
preferred
Gas,
Public
9-18
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Okanagan
5-15
&
5-
5-14
1
Corp. (quar.)
Publishing, common
1
5-14
6-
(quar.).:
Gas
Bancorporation,
preferred
6-17
7-19
12V2C
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
1
9-30
44c
Service
Telepnone
Natural
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
4-30
$1.75
Lines
Public
preference
5-31
5-13
Inc.—
(quar.)
Indiana
6-10
7VaC
(quar.)
Van
Ohio
1
621/2c
1
19c
93 %c
—
Metalfab
preferred
American
Ober-Nester
5-15
'
common
20c
(quar.)
Industries,
(quar.):
preferred
Oak
4-27
1
93 %c
6-
10c
preferred
Corp.
Kratter
•.,?
5-10
5-
5-10
preferred A (quar.)—.
preferred B (quar.)
Mesabi
7%
Nutone,
5-10
85c
series)
6-
11c
(quar.)
.
Kollmorgen
o-3i.
Sugar
5V4%-preferred
4-27
5-15
(F. W.) & Co
Shoe Corp.—
Middle
(Quarterly from income)...
."Koehring Company, common (quar.)
5%
conv.
preferred A- (quar.)
■'
5-24
5-15
k
Coal
American
Corp.
Common
5-15
6-
(quar.)
Stores
.
5-24
5c
Engineering (stock div.)
Telepnone Co., common (quar.)
Mercantile
5-13
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
series)
30c
J
conv.
5-24
1
Common
Louie International,
5%
6-15
6-
3
5-31
15c
20c
(from net investment income)
iKeystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
^
Knickerbocker
5-
American
H 4%%
2
55c
4%%
4%
7-11
Oceanarium,
;
7
4-19
4-
(quar.)_—
common
7
6-
10-10
5.72%
Co.
;
7
6-
5-15
6
10c
Insur.
(quar.)—
preferred
3
5-
20c
?%
Series S-2
King
5-20
6-30
(quar.)
Series K-l
3
23c
__
Keystone Income
5
5-
10c
-
4.80%
1st
preferred (quar.)____,
Keystone Custodian runas—
Keystone Income Fund—
'
6-
5-20
»
common
dividend
6-19
$1,183%
.
Mines
V
(initial-quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Gold
Company
Keyes Fibre,
5-14"
4
Melville
20c
___
___
Kentucky
6-
Means
6c
(quar.)
Extra
Kerr-Addison
5-31
•
6-
35c
—
a__
a
Life
&
5-13
6-
1
1
1
Norwich
17c
1
7-
1
5.75 %
6-25
30c
7-
8-
4.50%
5-15
7-16
7-
$1.12%
11-
Northwest
5-15
I21/2C
porcupine-Mines-,
Meadville
5-10
5-31
___
1
1
Aircraft
Machine
6%
66-
93%c
$1.12Va
15c
Northwestern
(quar.)—
preferred
7-
87 Vac
(quar.).;.
(1947
Corporation,
5-10
4-19
120c
9
15c
Northwest
5-10
120c
1
(quar.»
Car
4.40%
CoaDCo.—
a-a—._
4-16
preferred
\%
5-10
5-15
$0.0331
5-31
5-15
5-31
American
North
6-29
1
6-27
35c
4-18
Ontario
6-
16c
(increased)
Gas, com. (quar.)
6-13
Northern
17 tec
—
5-
,
5-10
North
5-22
1
5-15
5-17
6-10
$1.25
(quar;)
North
6-29
6-10
1
30c
Ohio
7-
5-10
5-31
6-
25c
Nortnern
8c
6-10
Western Ry.—
5-22
35c
(quar.)_,
(1945
preferred
87 VaC
87 V2C
(quar.)
5-31
1
6-10
7-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
&
6-21
6-21
6-14
50c
adj.
6-14
7-20
&
4-28
Corp.— "
6-29
15c
1
4-26
5-17
40c
(quar.)
preferred
5-
5-17
28c
20c
•
(quar.)
6%
5-15
25c
:
5-15
2%
5c
Ltd.
State Electric
North
5-16
5
5.10
(quar.)
Mining Corp.
15c
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
6-15
6-
3
0-25
(quar.)
—1a
Air Brake
125C
Co._—
_2
preferred
McCord
1
•
(quar.)
Inc.
(increased)
Stores,
preferred
$3.40
4-30
35c
I
5-
25c
60c
System
preferred
6%
4-30
5-15
5-
5-24
income)
Ltd.
Co.,
iquar.)—
preferred
$3.75
5-15
5. 8
1
5-15
:
Co
preferred
5%
5-15
3%'«
Industries
Department
3.75%
5-
1
130c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Indemnity
!
Quarterly '
5-15
6-
River
•
Corporation
"
6-
York
Norfolk
8-15
5-15
1
6-
6-
(Quarterly payment of 27c from net capi¬
tal gains and 3c
from net investment
7-16
8-30
5-1
10c
$3.75
6-23
6-
5-10
5?20
18c
(quar.)
Zinc
Share
5-24
4-1
$1.06V4
(quar.)
i
Co.
Niagara
5-15
6-15
17'/2C
(quar.)
Electric
York
1
20c
(increased quar.)
$4.50
5-21
7-31
5-10
(quar.)
J.)
England
5-15
8c
—
Co.
&
Massachusetts
4-30
y
6-28
16c
(quar.)
(Calif.)—
Field
5-10
5-15
5
5-31
6-
BB
class
5c
dividend—
Normetal
1
8c
dividend
6-
7
6-
12 tec
«—
McLennan
6-10
1
preierred
(John
Jersey
New
4-20
8c
$1.12Va
__
(Ark. )—
ill
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—_a
Norfolk & Western Ry.
(quar.)_
5-31
10-
10-15
5-20
15c
r—*
(s-a)—
7-
6-
_.
6-10
•
10c
(quar.)———
&
$1.08 3/i
•
mo.
Supermarkets,
6-
Industries
'Kennametal,
12V2C
——-.i-
Co.
Marsn
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
5-24
125c
Marsh
$1.05
'-Kellwood
5-31
6-10
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
6'/4C
commoa
New
4-30
6-10
20c
(quar.)
5-24
$1
.____•
5-15
35c
5-10
5-15
(quar.)
New
4-25
1
6-15
a
New
4-25
5-15
;—.—_
Powell
(s-ai—
Stock
6-17
$3.75
„
$2.40
1
5-15
pfd.
Co., 4Va %. pfd.
(quar.)
Meter,
Stock
5-10
25c
(quar.)_____:
Insurance
Basket
35c
(quar.)
5-
5-27
20c
Industries
20c
a
.
5
40c
——
7-18
6-11'
95c
A
Co.
Saskatchewan
&
Class
Class
Light—
class
6-
split-
a
(initial)
partic. pref. A
&
&
Manhattan
'
Company
Kelly Douglas, Ltd.,
Kelly Oil (quar.)
R.)
4-15
6-
Stores
Nesbitt
5417
6-
6-15
quar.)
Chemical
(quar.)
&
Neiman-Marcus
?; 5-15
5-20
6-10
56V4C
—_
;
tpayaOle
ciass
Nelly Don, Inc.
4-25
6-1
6-10
5
$1.06V*
(quar.)
par)
Insurance
Nestle-LeMur
Magnin
(Joseph) Co., common
8%
preferred (annual)
a
5-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
20c
5.15
Machinery Co.—
Starch
Nepcuno
1
6
Corp.—
(initial
Viueo,
Northern
Shirt
15c
,
18 % C
two-for-one
—
t2 V2C
(quar.)
8
6-11
6-
bbc
—_
7-10
5-
20%
Rubber
common
Nedick's
8
5-
($50
Line
National
Ltd.—
Manhattan
Corp.
3V2%
Ltd.,
Bloedel
5-25
Co.
Building
5-24
—_
(quar.)
A
6%
Extra
Insurance
(monthly)
Kellogg Company—
'
3te% preferred (quar.)
3te%
preferred (quar.)
5-24
6-15
priority shares (quar.)
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines,- Ltd. (s-a)__
Canada—
(quar.)___
Broad
Co.
class
1
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%
6-10
Convertible
Mallory
(quar.)
preferred
25c
$1.21
(quar.)__
5'
139c
Chemical
Mailman,
-.
•
'4.20%
5-15
—
MacMillan
(quar._)
&
3
8c
MacLeod's,
(muar.)
Paper
1
6-
——
4-30
30c
M.)
Sutherland
6-
(quar.)___
Chemical
6-
25c
Mfg
&
4-19
6-14
30c
&
rroaucts
dividend
National
5r22
25c
stock)
New
5
5-10
25c
—
.1
preferred
Old
6-
5-17
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Co.,
$4.50
National
8
137 % c
1
5-
5-20
50c
(quar.)
Btock
8
5%
—
Shirt,
Maxwell
'KVP
I
55-
1
?80c
a
6-10
50c
4V4%
.
1
97 Vac
Machine
1
1
Laboratories
6-
Laughlin Steel, common (quar.)__
series A
(quar.)__
Motor
(quar.)_L
;
Jorgensen
Dietetic
Market
Lamson
6-
•
5-15
22V2C
(quar.)
4V2%
8
6-
(quar.)
Industries—
50c
V;
Common
8
5-
6-
dividendi
Monthly
Monthly
R.
&
4-26
■,
0-
1
J 60c
A
5-15
(quar.)_A
1
6-
1:80c
—
Monthly
class
15c
preferred
"Jones
5-
6-
4c
Mack
&
5%
5-20
C.)
Johnson
toe
common
Monthly
Inc.,
MSL
Co.—
&
3-10-64
Dairy
2-17
$1.10
—__
.v
6c
(quar.)
Co.
Distillers
11-15
;
(quar.)
income)
(quar.)
National
8-16
12-10
Participating
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3%%
GJohnson
9-10
$1.10
(quar.)
B
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class
1
Common
i
National
$1.10
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National
Products
5c
Life
5-17
(quar.)—
5-31
f
Standard
2-17
Co.
4-26
of
Chemical
5-17
3%
(quar.)
Petrochemicals
___
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'.
9
construction
Lake
Initial
t
.
5-
4-26
■_
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6-10
approve
1
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3-10-64
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50c
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(quar.)
5-31
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t
5-
6-
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7
$1.10
common
75c
(quar.)
Utilities, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quai\>
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5-29
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Co.—
preferred
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Metal
M.
(quar.)
6
8-16
A
4-30
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11-15
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to.
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5-
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3
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9-10
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Lyons-Magnus,
5-15
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4%%
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3
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common
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12-10
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5-31
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of
5-10
5c
.
Bank
Lighting-
S^tei
6-10
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Service,
preferred
-$1.76
5-
National
50c
dividend
Lynes
Electric—
preferred
4.20%
•
net
Telegraph
Stores
(increased
Public
Island
Stock
4-26
1
Detroit
Corporation
50c
Co.,
Stockholders
1
5-15
of
10-15
>
(quar.)
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Cement
Long
7
6-
Bank
1
Nashua
(quar.)_
(quar.)_;
preierred
?40c
27 %c
(quar.)
3.90%
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Textbook
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5-
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betterman
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Gas
4-22
3
7-15
National
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ljtd., class
4-30
5-15
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;
25c
5-17
6-10
—
5-15
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(quar.)
1
betterman
Mig.
Gas
Star
10c
products
Telepnone &
preferred (quar.)
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it
SI.75
6-
Chemical
50c
preieitnce
Lunkenheimer
(quar.)
Stretch
International
Iowa
4-22
5-
1
5-10
(quar.)
•; International
3.75%
5-22
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12 % C
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i
Nalco
8-
6-
60c
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(quar.)
1
from
a
investment
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from
6-
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cents
inc.—
6-10
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5c
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5-10
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7
4-24
30c
plus
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3
1
5-24
1
Fund
66-
6-
$1.37'/2
(quar.)
income
6-20
6-28
40c
!
gains)
(Quarterly
(quar.)
stock
Louisiana
Fund—
common
5
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines (incr.-quar.)
Lucxy Stores, rnc. (quar.)
income)
Resources
Iowa
3
40c
4-30
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55c
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stock
1st
4.84%
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the common
income)
International
Common
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preferred
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Foundation
International
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1
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7-
5-15
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(quar.)
Co.
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betterman
preference
Lone
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International
4%
2nd
2
S3
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International Petroleum Co. Ltd. (increased)
5.25%
5-
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1
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investment
vestment
6-
6-
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.
shares)
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1
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B
Loblaw
Corp.—
Inspiration Consolidated
ers
A
4- 9
6-10
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gtd.
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co.,
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7-
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gtd. betterman
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4-25
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20c
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Industrial
25c
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Works
General
Industria
C
9-16
12-16
w.
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equal to approximately 21c)
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9-30
12-30
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5-10
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4-30
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6c
5-27
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5-22
6,
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a
common
series
capital
dividend)
5-14
6-28
6-10
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Share
Inc.—
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6-14
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.
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l
5-20
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1
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5-
5-17
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6-28
6-11
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6-14
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6-28
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com.
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6-
49
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Mount
2%
(quar.)
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(resumed)...
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7-15
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.
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4-19
7-15
;
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preferred
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preferred
6-10
10c
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7-15
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6-14
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dividend
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1
25c
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(quar.)
4-27
1
6-
Stock
Co.
7-
35c
5-i7
5-15
15c
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Poruana
Salt
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Leece-Neville
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2-_
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preferred
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25c
20c
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50c
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5-15
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4-26
5-15
4-26
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4-26
5-15
4-26
5-15
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4-26
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4-26
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7-
2
6-14
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6-14
1
5-24
7
6-28
6-
5-17
4-19
6-15
5-31
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
6-14
5-28
5-
6-
3
5-17
5-10
4-26
7
50
(1882)
The
Peabody
5%
Share
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Stock
Tool
Industries
(quar.)
1
6-13
4c/o
6-
1
5-14
1
5-15
25c
5-20
4-29
5-29
4-29
Rose
6-
5-10
Ross
Rothmoor
—._
4.40%
pfd.
,
50%
tquar.)
$1.10
—
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
4.05%-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.70%
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)__——_—_____
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)^____l____
1
preferred
4.647c
5-10
Royal
Rubbermaid,
Inc.
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Rudy Manufacturing Co._
Stock dividend
1
5-10
1
5-10
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A
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dividend
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5-15
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5-15
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5-
1
4-15
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(Hugh)
5-15
4-30
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5-15
6-27
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Perfect
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(quar.)
$5
6-
1
5-15
33c
6-28
5-31
6-
4
5-20
5-24
6-14
4.757c
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40c
6-1
5-
4.75%
preferred series
16'Ac
5-15
5-1
40c
5-15
5-1
$1.50
(incr.
quar.)
(quar.)_______
preferred
Company,
common
(quar.t
Chemical,
(quar.):
Plate
Glass
Rubber
31'Ac
6
;_i-—
Co.
5-
5-16
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-20
5-29
6-
5-20
School
Schwitzer
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1
55c
Schenley Industries,
B
3
5-15
5-
6-24
5-
3
6-24
6-
3
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:
621/aC
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6-24
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3
572 7c
1
&
Fetzer
Scott,
Foresman &
Scott
Paper,
;
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25c
___
5-10
5-15
4-30
$3.40
5-15
4-30
$4
6-10
5-31
Scotten
6-
5-15
_
1
preferred
class A
6-
4
25c
:
6-28
5-15
5-
1
25c
6-28
6-14
Seaboard
A
(monthly)
5-17
5-15
4-30
Sealright-Oswego
5-15
Power
New
4-30
7c
5-15
4-30
5-31
Shares
5-15
4-19
11 %C
7-
1
7-
1
Shoe
(Bismarck,
Sheaffer
6-14
N.
of
(quar.)
preferred
10c
of
New
(quar.)
preferred
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Oil
Co.
4%
4-29
6-10
5-
Pacific
5-15
18c
5-15
$1.25
ii';
6-17
6-17
15c
6-
■
5-
Oil
Smith
3
Industries
Sonotone
6-3
5
$1.55
1
Soss
Co.
(quar.j____
A
4-24
South
Jersey
4-24
South
Texas
5-15
4-24
Southern
35c
6-14
5-24
40c
6-
40c
6-15
5-15
i25c
6-27
5-31
4.087e
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Radio
Mining
Corp.
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,
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Rank
Grip
Class
6%
A
7Va%
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i
;
class
7
A
Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
redeemable
preferred
(quar.)
1
9-12
Increased
7-
1
6-14
Stock
10-
1
9-12
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preferred
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25c
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j
5-16
6-20
6-30
6-20
3.707c
preferred
9-30
9-20
3.907c
preferred
9-20
4.15%
preferred
6-14
4.257c
preferred
4.407c
preferred
11c
5-15
5-
1
4.407c
preferred
5-29
5-17
4.607c
preferred
5-17
4.757c
2'Ac
(Canada)
5-29
$15c
5-10
4-25
$78 'Ac
5-15
4-29
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
preference
Reinsurance
(quar.)_
Investment
share
surance
A
Co.
of
of
(stock
American
Indiana
for
each
Life
18
shares
6-12
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Republic Corp. (quar.)
;
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from
capital surplus)
Rexall Drug & Chemical
(quar.)
30c
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preferred
preferred
5.50%
preferred L
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5-
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Spiegel, Inc.,
4-30
1
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5-31
5-
6-
50c
6-
1
40c
6-
5
30c
6-12
45c
6-15
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5-15
5-17
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6-
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5-10
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
$1.37 %
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1
5-10
10c
(quar.)
6-
1
6-
6
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6-15
75-15
6-15
5-15
(quar.)
25c
9-15
8-15
20c
6-
3
5-17
80c
6-15.
6-
5
37'Ac
6-15
6-
5
50c
6-10
5-17
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$1.20
67c
7-15
7-
6-29
5-24
6-29
5-24
20c
5-15
5-15
4-30
92V2C
8-
Warner
7
7
$1.16
7-
1
6- ,7
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06'A
7-
1
6-
7
preferred
(quar.)
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7T a? •'
6-
7
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22V2
7-
1
6-
7
$1.23
7-
1
6-
7-; 1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
,
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
—
,
(quar.)
preferred
Edison
preferred
Bank
&
Trans-World
(N.
3
5-
3
20c
6-
7
5-22
15c
4%
5-24
4-30
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7-
5-15
(quar.)
30c
6-
1
5-10
30c
6-
1
5-10
22y2c
5-31
5-10
27y2c
5-17
5-
6-10
5-14
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1
3
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5-15
25c
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—
dep.
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5-31
5-15
5-15
5-
1
5-31
5-
2
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5-31
20c
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3
5%
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preferred
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2%
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rets.—
4-11
5-15
4-30
5%
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5-31
5- 2
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5-24
4-20
3
5-15
6-3
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5-31
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5-12
5-8
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208
1
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5-28
15c
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4-30
15c
35c
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3
6-12
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(quar.)
(quar.)
Financial
,Trans-World
Reg.
5-24
(quar.)_
(quar.)
convertible
South
La
preferred
Salle
Street
2
Corp.
7-
1
62y2c
8-
1
7-19
62V2c
11-
1
10-18
5-15
4-30
37y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
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Tyson
.
Metal
Udylite
Products
Corporation
(quar.)
1
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7
5c
(quar.)
6-14
7-19
$4
$3.70
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
preferred
preferred
$1.12Ms
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
8-
1
7-19
$3.70
$1.40%
8-
1
7-19
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8-
1
7-19
6-
36c
6-
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Trust
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1
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of
of
5-
1
33c
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1
6-
5-10
United
Artists
$1.05
6-
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5c
7-10
6-15
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3772c
6-15
5-31
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5Vz%
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6-15
5-31
50c
5-15
5-
50c
6-15
5-15
7%
8772c
6-15
5-31
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40c
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6-
1
5-28
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1
5%
5-10
common
B
of
7-
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class
series
illuminating
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8272c
6-10
5-10
45c
6-10
5-
9
United
Scientific
6-24
5-17
United
States
10%
40c
6- 1
30c
6-
1
5-15
30c
6-
1
6-10
5-24
6-10
5-24
5-24
5-
9
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4-30
5-21
5-
7
5-21
5-
7
5-15
5-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-15
7-
1
6-
$1.06(4
6-
1
5-16
1
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investment
3c
Bank
Chemical
Co.
&
Playing
9
15c
37V2c
(quar.)__
pfd. (accum.)
net
(San
Card
5-
5-31
5-10
25c
9
Diego) —
5-31
5-
$1.12V2
6-
1
5-15
5-
7
Corp.,
,
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—_:
—
6-
1
-
(quar.)
Foundry
5-31
2V2c
(initial)
Laboratories
National
&
Lines
5-
25c
7_
preferred (quar.)
Envelope (quar.)
Pipe
6-14
5-15
_:
Borax
1
4-30
(quar.)
Co.__
4V2%
U.
20c
20c
30c
U.
6-
5-15
com.
preferred
conv.
Quarterly
5-15
1
6-28
5-15
A—
income)
5-15
5-15
split)——v
60c
Science
5-15
6-
$1.75
Foods,
United
6-15
1
373/2c
t37c
(initial)—;
United
6-14
4-16
10c
(ll-for-10 stock
United
(quar.)
Exposition
5-10
5-15
12V2c
(quar.)
1
4-10
$22y2c
1963
6-10
7-19
5-
5-10
40c
America
United
$6
7-19
8-15
5-15
$1.37Va
Engineering & Foundry,
50c
8-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
.7-7
4-19
7-19
7-19
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
8-15
3%
(quar.)__
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
,
8-15
87y2c
preferred
preferred
United
5-20
Lines,
4-19
92y2c
(stock dividend)
Baltimore
35c
4-19
$1.00
California
Co.
4-19
5-15
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Corp.
5-15
5-15
87'Ac
1
(quar.)
preferred
Financial
Union
36c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
Union
4-29
$1
(quar.)
$1.183/4
5-31
5-29
92y2c
:
(quar.)______
$4.00
.
25c
'
6-14
6-28
5-17
%5c
Electric Co.,
common
Two-for-one
stock
split-.-
$4.50
;
3
5-
1
quar.)
(quar.)
(
7-19
(quar.)
5-
1
___
(quar.)
7-19
(quar.)
1
6-
-
7-19
common
6-
dividend
Trinidad
3
6-
;
Corp.
Scale Corp.
Stock
3
5-
$1.67y2
1
Tokheim
Toledo
5-
1
Co.—
4.25%
7-19
'7-
3
6-1
6-
$1.45
$1.46'A
(increased
1
(quar.)
5-
$1.40
common
1
(quar.)
1
5-14
Trust
preferred
7-19
7
6-
5-13
1
,
3
6-14
Co.
preferred
1
(quar.)
3
5-
6-
8-
.__
5-
1
20c
(quar.)
Drug Stores
4.56%
Trade
3
1
(quar.)
R.) Co.
class-A
4VA%
1
(quar.)
5-
6-
30c
8-
common
6-1
6-
'
8-
Inc.,
3
$1.43%
—
B
Toledo
1
j
5-
Oil
$1.15
(quar.)
1
Quarterly
8-
(quar.)_
3
6-
3
50c
(John
Guarantee
8-
.__
3
5-
(quar.)
&
Company
Industries,
Insurance &
8-
!___
5-
1
$1.38
(quar.)_^
Coal
Thriftimart, Inc.,
Title
5-
1
6-
$1.33%
(quar.)__,
(quar.)^
Thermogas
Thrifty
1
6-
$1.28Va
;
dividends
Thompson
Title
6-
$1.37Vt.
,
Producing (quar.)
Industries, common (increased
Class
5-10
$1.25
^—_;
(quar.)_
Thomas
6-10
20c
(quar.)
Instruments
7
4-30
$1.18%
(quar.)_________
Pacific
7
6-
$1.12y2
(quar.)—
com.
preferred
Stock
6-
5-31
50c
preferred
Texas
i
1
t40c
(quar.)
Gulf
7-
$1.31'A'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
••
7
7-
$1.31
Eastern
_$1.0674
(quar.)
$1.25.$1.27y2
$1.28
:
.__
(quar.)
$1.10
Standard Register Co.,
Class A (quar.)_
Stanley
7
2772c
par)
5-17
6-
9772c
(quar.
6-11
1
(quar.)___
($25
.
7-
$1.033/4
i
3
5- 3
(quar.)
Union
;
V
;
preferred
preferred
7-19
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
3
5-
1
5-10
5-31
4-19
5c
common
5-
6r
20c
7
Texas
4
35c
Packaging Corp., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-
25c
(quar.)
plus $5.25 which
clears arrears)
7
;
Standard Oil Co. of
California, com. (quar.)
$3.30 preferred (quar.)__
;
\ Standard Oil Co. of Indiana (quar.)_T
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio (stock
dividend)
Standard
6-15'
3
'
6-
Texas
6
Service—
common
Brands
v5-
5-
1
.
5.85%
5-13
25c
Standard Fruit & Steam
Ship—
(75c quarterly payment
5-15
$1.02%
ZZZZZZZ.Z
(quar.)
3174c
70c
$3.50 preferred
(quar.) _:____
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60
pfd.
Standard Forgings Corp.
(quar.)
5-10
V
$1.23%
ZZZ
(quar.)
Robbins & Myers Inc., common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
1
5-13
8
6-
5-13
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_
:
Stamford Water (Conn.) (quar.)
5-16
6
Electric—
4.95%
Rochester
5-15
5-15
5c
_
F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
1
40c
$4.50
preferred
4%%
8
5c
Copper & Brass (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (quar.)
Richardson Company
(quar.)
Richfield
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)__"
4.10%
4-29
6
15c
Revere
Rochester
5-
5-
5
1
$1.44
Stores
5
5-
5-13
1
6-
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar. )1^__
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
In¬
5-
6-
6-
Common
held)
Reliable
preferred
5-31
5-31
-25c
.
5.627c
preferred * (quar.)
4.36% preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone—
dividend).
Income
19c
5-
1
5.80%
5
$0.265674
(quar.)
Public
4
5-
29%7c
(quar.)
6-28
Investors
Southwestern
4-19
5-31
2672C
j.
(quar.)
9-30
Corp.,
Southwestern
5-15
4-25
(quar.)
1
7'Ac
6-11
4-l'5
17c
6-30
22'Ac
6-25
•
6.70%
6
5-31
1
5-28
7-
53A%
5-31
7
5-
6-
-
1
5-
5-15
■; 16.c
12y2c
,
.
A
$1.127/2
$1.15
5.60%
5-14
5-
5-10
(quar.)
com.
common
7'Ac
5%
■;
4
5-20
5-31
.
Telephone,
Drug
6-
5-10
Service—
12'Ac
(N.
Stores
Reheis
(One
Southwestern
6-10
1
5-15
(quar.)
1
2572C
quarterly
preferred
5-
.
10c
'
7'AC
Z
Extra-
6 74%
5.607c
4-26
1
5%
dividend
Southeastern
6-
6-157
Co.—
preferred
preferred
Electric
7-15
5-15
6-28
(quar.)_
12'Ac
•
'
Realty Corp.
4%
>
Corp.—
Offshore
Quarterly
Reichhold
10-
.
Extra
iReid
Southwestern
$15c
Z_Z
(quar.)
Company, 5'/2%
Extra
6-14
$$1.50
•_
Owl
1
1
6-28
15c
(quar.)____
non-cumul.
7-
2
8-
6-14
317ic
(quar.)
Company (quar.).;
Railway Co., common
$15c
,v
Z
772C
7-
38%c.
(quar.)
5%
6-24
(quar.)
j____
5-28
45c
Inc.
(quar.)__
non-cumul.
5-15
25c
;
preferred
Water,
(quar.)___.
57c
5-31
50c
(stock
5-15
6-11
f25c
California
preferred
Southern
5-10
40c
(quar.)______
Southern
5-10
1
30c
(quar.)_____
5-31
1
6-
J.2272C
preferred
6-21
6-
(s-a)
preferred
1
1
20c
j
1
5-
preferred
Texas
62 72C
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Co.
preferred
474% preferred
6-13
27o
4.247c
47c
6-28
A 5-
16c
______
4-22
5-15
5-15
i. 6-
5-15
6-
7
Development
California
Southern
(interim
(quar.)
Reading & Bates
Quarterly
Red
1
6-14
less British Income tax)
Batten,
(quar.)__
Inc.
7-
20c
preferred
Rayonier,
Raytheon
-
87'Ac
._
redeemable
6%
5-
5%
Organization,- Ltd.,
of
1
America—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Rapid
-
of
;
,___
Refining Corp. (quar.)
Corp. Ltd. (increased)
preferred
payment
•
Oil
6c
(quar.)
preferred
4-30
1
61c
;_
International,
Gas
5-15
6-
5-15
1
1
•
5-15
5-24
5- 3
1
5V2%
5-15
1
6-17
7-
7-
:
(quar.)i.
(quar.)
dividend)
Manufacturing Co.
5-15
6-14
6-
Co.—
$1.25
preferred
$1.21
;
75c
$1
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-15
__
25c
(quar.)
Skelly
5-1
\7 6-
Oil
6'
(s-a)
5-15
5-15
25c
5.35%
6
5-
tlOc
common
(stock
Ltd.
5-
$1.25
Ltd
Co.,
5-27
6-14
7-15
7-
5.52%
5-27
5-31
5%
:
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5Vb%
preferred
(quar.)
5-6
15c
(quar.)_
5-15
6-14
22y2c
—
4.50%
1
5-27
5-10
5-31
5c
4.75%
4-26
5-
5-31
5c
$1.06!/4
Texas
5-20
5-15
57c
7 '
___.
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Texaco, Inc. (increased quar.)
5-23
6-10
quar.)
(quar.)
Operating~ (initial)
$1,02Vis
5.25%
5-10
1
6
j..
,
Texaco
6-20
6-10
15c
class A
Mines,
Simpsons-Sears,
4-26
7-10
5-20
15c
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Simpsons, Ltd. '(quar.)„
Sinclair
;
25c
-
Simmons Company (quar.)___!
Simms (T. S.) & Co., class A
$1.12'A
6-20
6-
3
9-
(quar.)
5.24%
6-20
20c
1
5-
10-21
(quar.)
5.12%
5-23
7-10
div.)
preferred
(quar.)_
5.10% preferred (quar.)
5-13
7-10
5-
A 6-15
2V2%
1
(stk.
5%
(from net
5-10
4-26
1
30c
1
4-26
6-
5-15
35c
%
——"•
Petroleum
1
preferred
preferred
4.92%
1
6-10
:
6-
40c
(quar.)
State
20c
,.
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5%
preferred (quar.)_
$1.37 %
-
,125c
-
3772c
Siltronics,
5-15
5-
5-
4.72%
7-12
5-15
V 5-10
4.90%
7-12
$1.56 74
5-10
5-15
1
8-71
6-10
5-15
4.65%
5-10
-
1
5-
25c
4.64%
5-24
$1.25
5-10
.
6-10
8-
'
6-14
5-15
5-15
12V2c
3%
1—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-10
6-10
4.60%
5-20
1
y
4.50%
6-14
6-
7. $1.18%
■
preferred series
Inc.
6-28
v
4.25%
7-18
35c
(quar.)
Industry, Inc.
Power
1
Common
4.10%
1
16c
(quar.)_
Brewing Co.
Rainier
$2.44
8
8-
15c
\
u._i.
_-r—
5-15
6-
■
33c
(quar.)_
Television: Shares--. Management
Tennessee Gas Transmission—:>'■
6-14
1
6-15
SI
(quar.)
4.787c
Quaker
■
3
10c
:
1
$1.31'A
(quar.)
5
6-
;
1
84c
"I
7-
10c
.
Cable
5-31
15c
—
Tasty Baking Co., class A. (quar.)_T—______
"Class-; B
(quar.).
'
__r—.
Taylor Wine (quar.)
6-29
85c
6-
28c
:_
5-
17c
$1.16
;1;
5-20
5-15
.
4-19
7-15
preferred
Sierra
5-31
6-10
5-10
20c
6-
;
preferred
6-
13c
$1.06'A
(quar.)__
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
Pure
3
,
25c
,
Manufacturing (quar.)_
_Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. t.quan)
Hampshire—
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Supermarkets (quar.)
Common
5-
27VaC
$1.22%
.
preferred
•"5'A %
Sherritt-Gordon
Sicks'
9c
20%
"
Common
(quar.)
•____.
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
Common
(quar.)
•
1
Sheller
5-15
5-22,
Puget Sound Power ,& Light—
-
3
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
._
(quar.)_____
Pueblo
5-
30c
(quar.)
A.) Pen,
(quar.)
B
4-26
1
(Tenn.)
-
(quar.)
preferred
5.25%
6-1
(annual)
income)
6-
Colorado—
preferred
5%
3
5-i 3
35c
(resumed)
(W.
Class
D.)
___
4'A%
;
5-
Falls Corp.—
(initial quar.)
Corp.
5-17
10%
31'Ac
___.
dividend)
4.64%.
.
5-3-
:
Y.)
in American
investment
6-14
15c
j
4.90%
,
5^ 3
1
6-14
Inc., common (increased)
35c
4%
preferred (s-a):
:__
20c.
Tampa Electric, new common (initial quar.)
12c
4.32%
preferred A (quar.)
$1.08
,4.16%- preferred B (quar;)!
___'_____i_7
$1.04
5.10%
preferred C7(quar.)__-.—li_-—$1.27V2
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
30c
1
6-
12c
Talon,
1
5i
67 1
(quar.)
Corp.
common
Shaer
6-15
40c
(cnmr.)
(stock
Co.
5-
5-15
3772c
(quar.)
(N.
5-31
7c
_____•
Service
75-15
1
(quar.)
Co.
Surety
Sealed
•
___
Quarterly
Public
9
1
25c
(quar.)
Seaboard Finance
15c
(quar.)
:
,
Co.
5-
5-15
Swank, Inc. (stock dividend)——i___
Symington Wayne (increased quar.)
5-23
6-
(quar.)
Co.
10c
class
Insurance
Service
1
29%c
$5
4-19
*
dividend
> Provident Life & Accident, Insurance
f
6-
6-15
.
3
6-
9- 3
12-2
29%c
$4.75
(quar.)_•_
Stock
j Public
6-17
5-17
6-14
(initial
common
Superior
Supermarkets
6-
343/sc
(quar.)_
Dillon
20c
Progress Manufacturing Co.—
SI.25 preferred
(qUar.)__-
t..
-New
9
29{Jc
29lie
____
Finance Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$6.25 preferred
(quar.)
split
15c
'VPub"D Petroleum
6-25
5-
5-10
1
8
:
Co.
5-31
6-
(quar.) "'
A
(quar.)_____„_—__
Products
Oil
5-20
5-27
6-
dividend-,
DX
1
6-10
12y2c
pfd.
quar.)______r___
Co.-. (quar.)
International
Sunshine Biscuits—
2
3272c
:
Seaboard
two-for-one
a
Co.
Scythes & Co. Ltd
25c
__■
-
;
7-
7-25
15c
.
fquar.)____
common
preferred
'
■%
35c
i
(monthly)
1
5-15
Gamble Co.
A
6-
25c
Corp.,
Corp.—
preferred
25c
19
Realty,
Life
__j^
(quar.)
Science Research Associates
62 %c
.
(monthly)
Provident
t6c
.
:
5c
j Proctor-Silex, 4.75% preferred (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Proiessionai Golf, istock dividend)-^
<
„
5-17
35c
,
(quar.)_
5-31
(quar.)
p—ft.
?
Pictures
6-21
;
;
(initial-quar.)
Alexander, Inc,
A
1
9-17
(quar.)_
$25c
.
common
Equities
8-
12-16
.__
$1.75
7'Ac
approved
Inc.
5C
(quar.)
_—
April
Presidential
Stock
5-20
6-14
25c
Gas- (quar.)___
Sunset-
1
6"
25c
(quar.)__
Milk
Sunray
7-15
$1.25
.
Schering Company, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Schlitz
(Joseph) Brewing
(quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd.
(quar.)
Ry.—
of America
&
series
Oil
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Pratt, Read & Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
Sun
31
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
4.70% preferred series D
'572 7c preferred series E
Potomac Electric Power Co.—
Powdrell
C
4.707c preferred
5-15
(quar.)
common-—
Transit
effective
1
1
4-26
6-
34%c
—_
Foods
7
5-
1
5-15
(quar.)!_______—12y2c
A
Stowe-Woodward,. Inc.
"
!
class
6-
6-
12y2c
B
Stouffer
3
5-
Mfg.,
6-29
15c
J$1.31 V4
(quar.)__
1
37y2c
(increased
Suburban'Propane
.
-7-31
,
tlOc
$13.50
(quar.)
6-
(quar.t
common
Stockholders
B
6-
IOC
-(quar.)
com.
___.
preferred
Co.
y:
$1.25
:
5-
5-15-
69c
.
Water
$1.20
:2—'.
3
5-15
5c
6-
'
&
(quar.)
Corp.,
Class
,5-15
6-14;'
25c
•
;
(quar.-)_-_.
Coke.
preferred
Class
6-15
liquidating
A
6-30
Talbot
Prim.ex
$51c
Francisco
$1.37%
Portland
;
Class
5-17
Corp.
,
Works, common (quar.)___
preferred series A (quar.)
*'•
New
6-11
6-20
Antonio
preferred
Potash
4-29
; '
dividend)__2_j.
com.
(quar.)_J
.■jr.' 5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Poor & Company (quar.)
;
7-2
20cV
Jose
preferred
&
$1.1272
.;
5-10
(quar.t
Still-Man
-
San
1st
6%
6
class
Inc.
8-15
t
Service,
Stores,
5%
..
Sunbury
San
Polaroid
Poou
5-
Public
Louis-San
Bros.
Stewart-Warner
(quar.)__
Louis
Sterchi
4-30
Lawrence
St.
6-14
5-15
—
5-10
Plymouth
\
—
5-10
(stock
Gas,
non-cumul.
5%
St.
'
Youngstown & Ashtabula
pfd.
(quar.)
v.Placer Development, Ltd, (quar.)__-_
C
3
5-20
20c
Pittsburgh
i
Haynes—____
A
6-14
4-30
<
4-30
6-
30c
87(/2C
;
Steel
5-10
•
6-15
preferred
77i
1
(quar.)
9-18
(quar.)
5-27
Pittsb trgn
*
& Sons,
Co., 6'A% preferred (quar.)
convertible-preferred
(quar.)__;
S4.80
6-
;
common
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Precision Corp.-, 5%
772C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
5-31
Pittsburgh
:
6-
6-10
—
Finance
SI.25
C
5-10
6-20
30c
Reading Corp:1 (quar.)
Aviation
Natural
Pihsbury
v
1
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_^^
f
t25c
5% ' preferred A (quar.).———$1.25
'
(quar.-j-i.c--i—'i———
(quar.)
convertible
SI.60
5
1
6-15
5-15
—
Co
6-
15c
7y2c
;
Boat
15c
preferred
.
,25c
Philadelphia &
Piedmont
Pioneer
5
6-
„10e
10%
Permutit
f Piedmont
..
7-
7-
—
17'/2C
Corporation
$5.50
5-15
:—
Ry.,
57c
preferred (quar.)__:
57c
preferred (quar.)_
5%
preferred, (quar.)._,____
St. Regis Paper (quar.)
'
!
Salada Foods, Ltd.
(quar,)__,—
Salant & Salant, class A (quar.)
,__
.
1
St.
6
$1
Philadelphia Electric Co.- (increased quar.)__
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
_~
i,
2
v
6-
5-
$1.75
(quar.)
1
Corporation, 57a % pfd. (quar.)
Johnsbury Trucking (initial-quar.)
St.
4-30
6-10
30c
__
& Gear, 7%
pfd.
Exploration (increased
6-
M.
C.
Class
__
Machine
Pfaudler
i"■
5-28
j
S.
-
10c
Petrolite
i
5%
__■
(Jacob), 472 7?
Togs, Inc., class A
Ryerson &
4-30
50c
(resumed
(/Petroleum
8
Manufacturing Co.
$7 y2c
of Washington
1
5-
(quar.)
&
—_______
1
-
3V2V0 preferred (quar.)
Parts
Corp.
(increased)
Steinberg's Ltd., 51/4% pfd. A (quar.)
Stephenson Finance, common (quar.)
5Vz% preferred (quar.)
6-
(quar.)
1
$7%c
5-11
common
Canada
6-
Peoples Drug Stores
(quar.)
Peoples Life insurance <D. C.)—
Stock
of
6-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
com.
___-
Pep si-Cola Bottling Co.
Corporation,
$1.16
._.
1
6-15
5-22
A
Bank
$1.06
(quar.)____
6-
0
10c
5-10
5-10
6-
Tank
Stauffer
t60c
1
1
6-
Market
Star
25c
1
/
Star
3
5-11
Co
6-
(quar.)___
preferred
4.25 %
Tool
6-
$1.15
preferred
Peoples
&
6-
$1.12%
3
5-
1
1272C
(quar.)
$1.01
Class
5-
1
Chemical,
payable of Rec.
Share
6-
5c
Gear
Company
6-
t$1.067t
preferred
$1.17i/2
__
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
-4.20%
(quar.)
Reid, 5%
Name of
Holders
When
Per
of Rec.
1
$1
92'AC
(quar.)-
Holders
6-
1674
preferred
Marie
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
.
t7V2C
B
474%
.
25c
preferred A
(quar.)
Paper, Ltd., class A
Class
Payable
(quar.)
common
Rolland
6-
Co.,
When
Share
Company
Haas
7-
!
Electric.
&
17 y2 c
(quar.)___l
Dividend
Pennsylvania
Rohm
5-24
35c
preferred
(increased)
Brewing
Pendleton
6-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
common
convertible prior
Pearl
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
12»/2C
(quar.)
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Farkersburg-Aetna
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50c
6-
7
5-17
'
30c
6-14
5-31
7-
6-10
27'Ac
1
3
/
Volume
Number 6261
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
S.
Rubber
U.
S.
Vitamin
pfd.
5-15
4-26
7ViC
7-15
7Vic
A
Class
A
AA
(quar,)___,
10-15
20c
15c
5-15
5-15
6-17
9-16
5- 1
4-30
$0,065
5-16
4-25
(quar.)
VSI
Corporation
Valley
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Value
—
—______
Van
Raalte
Van
Scriver
Co.
(from
Fund
Line-Income
income)
Vanderbilt
Corp.
4Vi%
Vapor
5-14
50c
5-15
7- 5
4-30
Elworthy
$0,043
._.
5-10
4-12
Evans,
conv.
corporation
$1.12Vi
5-15
4-26
Ferris
37Vic
J5c
6-21
5-22
6-1.
1
The
5-
26c
6-20
6- 6
(quar.)_—
Vauze
Mines, Ltd. (initial)
Virginia cteotric & rowe* —
New
(initial
common
Stockholders
*
Corp.
Materials
6V4%
5c
:
Co.,
preferred
(quar.),
$1.56'/4
Ar
•
-
12Vic
(quar./.
common
6-20
6- 5
6-20
—
Vulcan
.
"
6-15
6-1
5-15
&
&
5,000
5,000
2,000
George Patten lnvestment
2,000
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood A—
Friedman
H.
Trust
&
(quar.).
Wakefield
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
57c
Waltham
Warner
Watch
Bros.
Co.
&
E..
Hinkle
F.
A.
J.
Hogle
Pictures,
.
$4
preferred
&
Warren
(S.
$4.50
D.)
Co.
Co.,
Wire
Waste
Class
Weiss
A
6-1
6-
—40c
R.
Lind,
Somers
Merrill
5-15
5-20
3-30
5- 6
5%
7-26
5-
6
15c
5-15
5-
1
Murch
5-15
5-
1
Murphey Favre, Inc
—V. 197, p. 1785.
(quar.i
26'/4c
—
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
Corp—
.___
12Vic
■'
7-
West
Point
West
Virginia
4Vi%
Mfg.
30c
7-
7-15
18c
6-3
5-1
36c
6-3
5-1
3
5-15
The
preferred
Western
Air
Western
uas
6%
30c
approximately
3.80%
/.
A,
Whelling
Class
equal
payment
$1.75
35c
Class
B
Company
30c
30c
Wickes
Oil
Inc.
Corp.
Wilcox
3
5-15
5-15
;
Co.
pfd.
Company,
4-19
5-15
the
6-28
5-31
the
5-
of
5-31
>•
2
6-20
6-10
62'Ac
t
(s-a)
6-
5-15
1
40c
40c
8-1
11- 1
5c
5-15
17'Ac
5-21
8c
5-31
6-22
6-
6-
oH
Power,
.
com.
(quar.)j___
preferred
Wisconsin
Power
&
Wisconsin
Public
Service,
1
Corp.,
class
22c
5-15
(F.
5c
6-14
6-14
7'Ac
5-15
(Semi-annual
income
payment
of
tax
$0,041
equal
share)
per
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
3%
less
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-
3
6-14
18%c
(quar.)
AA
Ranco Inc.—Sales
>
Consolidated
5-15
over
197,
of
and
of
$56,492,117
againsfe
as
1962.
1962
income
net
was
stated.
"Additionally,
the
com¬
pro¬
low
selling
prices
technical
and
costs,"
process
tcol
the
prevailing
available
for
two
executives
and
industrial
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
producer
of
chemicals,
plastics,
of
the
company's California battery parts plant
equipment should be moved in during
President, told shareholders in the quar¬
Operations in this plant, near Los Angeles, are,-ex?
some
Basile,
'•
for
reported.
Oil
the
.share
quarter
first
that net income after all charges for
was $6,292,461
compared with $6,331,793
of last year.
This is equivalent to 78 cents
1963 period which is the same as
the first
1963
of
quarter
for
of
Corp.—Sales Higher—
has reported
company
first
the
1962.
other
and
$20,844,951
leaving
.
in
in
the- 1963
sales
net
first
the
quarter
other
and
quarter
of
1963
and
$19,344,800
operating
against
in
the
19G2 period,
$74,915,753
for
of
revenue
$72,556,931
for
the
like
period
1962.
For
the
first
three
months
of
1963,
costs,
operating and gen¬
eral expenses were placed at $52,258,038;
taxes, excluding gasoline
and
oil
taxes,
totaled $5,897,937;
provisions for depreciation, de¬
pletion, dry holes and retirements aggregated $9,917,450; and in¬
terest on long term debt amounted to $1,228,455.—V. 197, p. 1358.
Outstanding
IOC,000 shs.
1,200,000 shs.
and
operating revenue for the first quarter of 196.3.
including State and Federal gasoline and oil taxes, amounted to
$95,760,704 up fronv $91,901,731 for the corresponding period
of
last year.
State and Federal gasoline and oil taxes amounted
to
1263.
28,
the
modern
1461.
.p.
and
outlook
Sales
900,000 shs.
Ridge Tool Co.—Sales Up 10%; Net 28%—
A
-.A/l
substantial
rise
in
domestic
sales
contributed
largely
to
a
record first quarter for the company which reported a 10%
increase
in
sales
and a 28%
increase in net income over the record first
quarter of
For
1962.
the
period
manufacturer
from
last
ended March 31, 1963, sales for the Elyria, Ohio,
pipe and tubing tools, were $5,609,934, up $530,877
of
income
Net
year.
compared
4-30
5-20
for
Ranco
compared
year,
first
the
were
the
months
six
$23.615,426—an
$540,356,
to
was'
63
or
$692,331;
cents
domestic
the
to
50
cents
of
shares
per
common
taxes
were
and
$1,138,008
81
or
share
per
cents
per
the
for
share,
like
to
business
export
that
has
for
"While
exceeded
provision for preferred dividends.
For the comparable 1962
period, net earnings were $1,072,0C0 or 47 cents per share on the
average, number, of shares then' outstanding, 2.261 199.
For the. fiscal setond quarter, ended March 31, 1963, consolidated
-net sales
amounted to $13,035,200 as. against $11,764,523
a year
earlier:
Consolidated
net. income' totaled
$765,463
which< was
past
1962
the
several years,,
of
rate
increase
considerable margin.
"The favorable rise in
first quarter indicates that we are
on
a
balanced rate of growth in both areas,"
a
during
this
obtaining
the
results of
this first quarter do not guarantee
year, we are generally optimistic concerning
of the company," Mr. Frates concluded.—V.
share
on
the
average- number
of
stock outstanding during the period
the
said.
he
were
in
sales'- by
sales
road
Frates noted
Joseph A,
increase
domestic
of
ended
increase
in fiscal 1932. Pre-tax earnings
$2,314,3 3 in
the first six months,
to
after
earnings
Net
1962.
2 235,426
of
fiscal
19o3
the comparable period
S2.451.C49
eouivaient
4-30
5-15
1
totaled
1963
in
combat
every
expenses
report.
per
Up 11%; Net 91/2%— A
sales
net
the
of
31.
11%
-of
'
5-1
5-31
lc
B
-
were
--6-
$1,*
was
shares
reported
President
of
70c
5'Ac
1963
Chairman
periodi
British
quar.)_
"contractual type"
100,000 slis.
pat)
(ho
of
executives
to
with
of
schedule
quarter
Hydro-Electric
Quebec
March
6-11
(increased
continues
for
Commission has extended until May
17, :ts urevirus offer to buy all the outstanding shares of the com¬
pany at $37
(Canadian) per share.—V. 196, p. 474.
to >. approximately
Co.
__—
stock
31,
2,712,320
were
William' B.
4-30
$1
Revere
Richfeld
Quebec Power Co.—Stock Purchase Offer Extended
'
preferred—
the
construction
on
The
5-31
._:
6%
a
FEBRUARY
OF
p.
the
Kennedy,
substantial
the
other
AS
value.
par)
common
851.
196,
The
5-31
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
W.)
—v.
5-31
B
preferred
Woolworth
Nonvoting
($1
March
on
M.
the year 1963 "continues to be favorable,"
Mr.
Assuming continued favorable general economic
conditions, the year should develop further gains in sales and earn¬
ings, according to the report.—V. 197, p. 1017.
The combined net assets
in excess of $533,000,000
Authorized
stock
Common
$0.73
31,' 1963,
The
terminated there is no assurance
funds could be obtained.
were
with
contracts
CAPITALIZATION
4-30
6-20
quar.)
A
contracts
such
If
similar
602,047
A
.
.
stockholders.
period
period
J.
tolo.
7-15
6-
4c
Wood-Mosaic
A
that
$10,399,203
pectecl to start in the third quarter of 1863.
Construction of a new
Polymers Division plant at West Haven, Connecticut, is scheduled
to start during the second, quarter of this year, shareholders wer©
.5-15
(quar.).
Enterprises, class
funds;
told
quarter
same
ended
share
outstanding,
President,
company,
The
is
shares of growth.
that substantially the entire busithe company at present is contingent on the continuation
investment
advisory
and
distribution contracts
with the
"
7
1
90c
common
its
of
of
issuer
6
37'Ac
(increased
Light
5-
.
of
ness
•
net income of $419,300 for the quarter ended
equal to 65 cents a common share, uo. from $376,463, or 58 cents a share for the first quarter of 1962.
Sales ad¬
vanced to $10,640,000
from $9,503,000.
Both sales and
earnings
represented new highs for the period.
Fund
Corp.,
,
1962
$0.92
per
sales
has
March
of the shares
Programs
■
$11,771,662
months
industry
parts,
for the accumulation of
important to point out
is
1
7-31
'$150
'
(quar.)
Aluminum
50c
'
-.1
•l
7-5
10- 4
5-
shares
Putnam
,
& Brass Inc.—Net, Sales Lower—
then,
Richardson
George Putnam Fund
the
funds,
mutual
Putnam
of
official
1963
three
reduction
The
163,000 shareholder
stock
Republic
184.
p.
cents
.conducted.—V.
Fund
Growth Fund.
Dec. 31, 1962, were
of
as
over
shares
It
4-25
(quar.i——
the
Inc.—Common Offered—
Putnam
distributors
Mutual
gram
5-15
(quar.)
common
of
two
to
as
the
733,214
comparable
had
the
in
accounts. The company owns
Distributors, Inc., one of the
of the funds, 51% of the stock
Fund Associates Inc.,
the other general distributor of
of
the funds in the United States and a dealer in
of certain other mutual funds,
and all of the stock,
by
the
of
-5- 2
7-31
(monthly)
Electric
Wolverine
owned
6-10
18%c
Apparel
Stores
funds
to
•
less
earnings,"
Sixty Congress' St., Boston, acts
open-end
investment companies,
of
company,
adviser"
and
all
5-22
8c
Wisconsin
Class
4-29
5-15
8-22
Mont .ly
4%
the
15c
_____
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
Class
of
15c
(quar.i—
Industries
Wometco
Boston
5-10
,,
of
5-14
2'/a%
5%
Bros.
3.60%
5-10
6-10
The
—
referred
popularly
15c
Bros.,
&
1
197,
58
stock
the
Basile
investment
25c
_
___!
Williams Bros.
Common
BUSINESS
as
general
dividend
W'in-Chek
5-
25c
;
::
Stock
Co
proceeds will go to selling stockholders.
Net
million,
from
years
2,500
2,500
25,000
Co.—
A
all sold.
was
three
2,000
Sons
&
&
Hansen
Distributors, Inc.,of this firm's
stock at $8 per share. The stock
non-voting common
in
tooling expenses at two of its plants."
strong in the month of April," they added,
"and indicate good sales volume for the second
quarter."
Putnam
1963,
1,
and
$1,976,578, or
73 cents a share on the 2,702,410 shares then
outstanding.
"The
1.5
cents
per
pound
drop in the selling price of prim©
aluminum and the decrease in sales accounted for the decline in
Boston, offered publicly, 100,000 shares
1
45c
„
A-As,'
5-
6-10
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
the
Supermarkets in fiscal 1963 rose 23.3% to $31,370,721,
recorded the year before.
was
up
22.5%
to $1,383,772 against $1,130,003 the
May
said
^
the
Eikenberg,
For
income
On
6-14
5-23
.
5-15
40c
;
.
(quar.)___
Co.
Extra
•
Quarterly"
Wink'el
6-
u__
(quar.)____
Dental Mfg.
S.)
Stores,
Wilson
5-6
6c
(quar.)
first
for
H.
pany
Putnam Management Co.,
5-6
6-1
_.
(quar.)
common
preferred
Wilson
6-1
95c
(quar.i
(initial)—
Corp.,
White r(S.
White
common
(quar.i—
(initial)—
Whirlpool
4'A%
7- 1
6-14
$39
to
terly
4-16
5- 1
5-15
20c
B
the
20.000
V
.
6- 7
25c
and
.
increased
for
equal
May,
Lake Erie RR.—
&
A
1
5-10
6- 7
6-14
times
expenditures.
contracts, of
Space Adminis¬
;
for
income
Sales
.
Inc
Co.,
Earnings per share in fiscal 1963 amounted to $1.84
on 751,000 common shares outstanding,
an increase of 17.2% above
the $1.57 reported on 720,000 shares in fiscal 1962.
Mr. Toppel noted that Pueblo's sales and earnings figures repre¬
sented the fifth consecutive year of record sales and profits for
Pueblo Supermarkets. He predicted that Pueblo will establish new
sales and earnings records again in fiscal 1964.—V. 194, p. 892.
'
(quar.)______•
Electric,
Weyerhaeuser
'
$0.701,
RR.
preferred
5-
5-17
15c
$1.50
the
diversity
three
R&D
.
$59,914,409
Co.—
before.
year
-
J.
&
record sales and earnings in the fiscal year
according to Harold Toppel, President. Sales
1963,
51
31—
Revere Copper
$25,440,045
Net
5
1
6-14
6-28
25c
Westgate-California Corp., 57 ' pfd. (s-a)__
Westing.louse Air Brake tquar. i___—
Westinghouse
65-
5-15
1
(q_ar.;
common
oo.,
(quar.):
Pacific
$1.12'/2
,_
(quar.)
Holdings, Ltd.—
Amer,
dep. receipts (final
to
6-20
5-l£>
31,
Jan.
Pueblo
of
Paper—
Western
Western
6-
17Vic
;
(quar.i
Lines
Service
preferred
-
$1.50
;
197, p. 564.
"Dollar
had
company
ended
in
:
2,000
Swift
&
&
been
taxes
common
Werschkul
York
contracts,
technical
had
Aeronautics
than
share
"Revere
4-26
-
after
per
5.000
Witter & Co
Wulff,
there
^
5,000
J.
Dean
12,000
2,000
2,500
March
Net
Supermarkets, Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
Pueblo
(quar.)
&
L.
25,000
Ended
profit
—V.
1
.5-15
6c
from
(s-a)
(quar.)_
Pulp
&
Net
:
(quar.)___
Co.
Gas
Inc.—
Inc.
Co., Inc
area
work.—V.
580,536
Inc.
&
Jones
Templeton
year,
Peale
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
2.000
Co.
F.
Walston
Pierce,
Smith
&
Fenner
Mitchum,
6-14
1
&
Lynch,
the
and
'
2,000
Wagenseller & Durst,
7,000
McDonald
1
development
said
business
more
Co.—^
&
Henry
Co.
1
last
Mr.
outstanding 52 new pro¬
projects, he added.
?
alone, subcontracting work on opera¬
,
Youngberg-
&
5,000
Co.
He
National
sales
&•
Meyer
3,500
&
$12,700,000
the company has
aircraft and space
to
sciences
Earned
Eubanks,
Meyerson
&
and
business
Republic is engaged
the
F-105
million
Period
3,500
Sutro
the comparable
expenditures have
R&D
than
said
life
Net
12,000
Frank,
Stone
Bennett,
Brothers
Mason
2,000
Co._
Staats
R.
Stewart,
than
Resistoflex
Fox
7,000
in
2,500
Co.
Stern,
research
manufacturing
$2
and
7,000
Co.__
2,000
5,000
5-
A
guaranteed
Ohio
Co.
5-
Jersey & Seaboard RR.—
West
Co
Inc
Lundborg & Co.—
—11c
preierred
common
class
common
Special
&
&
Irving
5-15
A
60c
&
7,000
2,000
3,500
Co
Inc
i-oewi
4-25
1
&
Lewis,
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Wellington Equity Fund (from net investment
income)
West Coast Telephone Co., common quar.i$1.44
preferred
iqiiar.)
West
6-10
John
Co.—
&
2,000
^
said,
with
advanced
other
Campbell,
Stephenson, Leydecker &
Williams
Ryons
Lester,
William
7,000
Co
Jones
12,000
&
C.
Waterman
Stern
McDonald
:—2
(H. R.)
A
1
&
Manley,
.(quar.)_
Weissberg
6-
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)_
(J.),
S.
June
-
3,500
Co
&
Sloan
Southwick,
2,500
2,000
Co
Agnew
Shuman,
Donald
2,500
Stiver & Co.—
2,000
14,000
Inc
2,000
Hess
Inc.
Richter
22,500
Inc.
Co.
Clark,
McFaul,
Scherck,
Battles &
W.
14,000
Schwabacher
15c
Corp.,
Corp., 6vc,
Bres.
Class
:—
AFund, Inc.—
plus 32c from
income
dividend
Weingartcn
6-15
5-24
25c
.
capital gains
Steel
Mfg. Co.
Stock
5-20
5-20
5- 8
5-10
5-10
5-17
$1.13
Investors
convertible
King
Wayne
6-10
$1
45c
Saunders.
Weeks
&
Lawson, Levy,
—
3,500
2,000
&
did
the company's inventory of advanced projects under
way on a contract basis showed a
wide range of activity. They
include production of
re-entry test shapes, sub-assemblies for the
Saturn
rocket,
and training
simulators and control systems for
atomic-class
submarines.
Development programs cover
such
ad¬
vanced
aircraft
types as vertical-rising
(VTOL)
fighter aircraft,
the aerospace plane and supersonic transport, satellite
propulsion
systems,
two
advanced
orbiting research satellites
(one
a
solar
observatory, the other a meteorological satellite); follow-on work
on
a
new.
revolutionary type gyroscope, and space environment
&
Inskeep,
Inc.
Co
&
Hutton
F.
E.
4-154-12
17'Ac
_
(quar. i
common
(quar.)
realized
net
4.80%
12 Vic
6
5- 6
(quar.i
Mutual
Washington
Janney,
iquar. I
1
5-
10% ;
iquar.)____
investment
irom
5-31
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Washington
E,
—;
Swasey
Washburn
8c
Inc.
(quar.)
Warner
5-20
Pharmaceutical Co.—
Warner-Lambert
Common
5-
6-10
6-10
Rippey,
7,000
5,000
Hughbanks Inc.
5-15
Inc.—_
Co.,
the
He
5.UUJ
Merrill
that
more
expenditures
quarter Republic
first
it
in the past 10 years.
developments reported by
activity.
reported.
7,000
Peterson, fnc.
Inc.
Co.,
&
Richards,
5,000
&
&
Reynolds &
Son—
Co.,
Hinton Jones Granat Inc.
15c
—
&
Hilliard
7Vic
dividend!
2,000
14.000
development
1963's
than
million
in
Additionally
for
than
'
Gardner-
&
he
are
tions
3,500
Reinholdt
Co.— 14,000
&
In
2,000
Co.
Son
Co.
tration.
Jackson
——
2,500
Noyes
Richards
:__
____—
isiock.
&
Inc.
Hemphill,
.__
(quar.)
Talbot
&
Harper
B.
posals
13
and
account¬
R&D contracts obtained in 1962 as in 1961,
reflected the emphasis on expansion of R&D
22,500
Co._
unit,
per
conservative
many
which
Pasa,dena Corp.
Corp._
&
Webber,
Curtis
prices
and
and
out
to
subcontracting
Currently,
2,000
Paine,
Paine,
pointed
1952
$38
company
lower
in
and
expense
"encouraging"
of
current
this
20,000
20,000
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
J.
Rice
of
as
Co.
in
over
research
such
Peale
increase
expansion
2,000
_______
25,000
Hornblower
Bank
Wachovia
2,500
the
were
Securities
Northwest
Cleveland Corp.
Hawkins
J.
Coast
—
Inc.
Co.,
Hill
Pacific
Co.
„
Co.
Michigan
P.
Wm.
Pacific
2,500
__
of
the
5,000
Co.
&
Co.
Mr.
and
judgment
occur,
of
$191,000
total
a
that
they
as
more
that cumulative production
means
costs
51
profits.
business
dictate
1962.
Among
Co.,
Corp.—
Hannaford
6-10
_________
Vulcan
of
Maxfield
4-26
6- 6
6- 6
6- 6
6- 6
6- 6
5-15
5-17
4-30
5-23
5-24
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-20
5,000
Boston
California
First
three-for-two
a
of the common stock
preferred
(quar.t___———$1.01
$4.12
preferred
(quar.i
_______
$1.03
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
$4.80
preferred
(quar.)_—____—-___——
$1.20
$5
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
19c
Vogt Manufacturing Co
15c
split
$4.o4
of
from
lower
good
off
45%
7,000
Cook
Ohio
The
25,000
Co._
&
—2,000
Newhard,
Co
Co.
&
First
First
The First
quar.)___:
approved
&
Nelson
Inc.
14,000
Union
&
MacCormack &
Inc.
Co.,
cf America—
preferred
(quar.)
Dillon,
Securities
for
Shares
Martin
Dominick,
—
Eastman
Fund
Mutual
Vanadium
practices
in
smaller
that
written
period
Shares
&
Inc.
1
7-15
6-
35c
.—
10
_
Dominick
Co.—
preferred class A (quar.)__
Vance, canaeri & Co. (s-a.i—2:
ing
be
risen
$1.25
(quar.)
B.)
(J.
5%
said
absorbed
Continued from page
results
proportionately
Investment News
17V2C
Container Corp.—
Class
pattern, he said. This
curve
experience
He
corp.-—
'—
Quarterly
Universal
ing
Corporation and
5-21
6-26
$2
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
&
General
Payable of Red.
Share
Co./ 8%
Holders
When
Per
Name oj Company
U.
(1883)
a
record
the immediate prospects
197, p.
1017.
after
Work
Whar
Class
Corp.,
common
Wrigley
(Wm.)
Monthly
Jr.
—
Wurlitzev
Co.
(monthly)
25c
25c
Co.
8-
1
7-19
20c
(quar.)
__1
7-
1
1
25c
_—
6-
6-
1
5-10
10c
Monthly
Extra
(quar.)_
B
6-
1
5-10
6-19
Chemical
Wyandotte
Worsted
(quar.)
30c
6-10
10c
5-29
equivalent
.
cents
24
to
■
cents
share
per
197.
in
per
the
-share compared
quarter
of
same
For
with -$702 929 or 31
the
preceding year.
Net
Republic Aviation Corp.—Sales, Net Lower—
Yocam
Batteries
Quarterly
Freight
15c
5-10
4-26
10c
6-15
5-31
10c
9-15
8-31
$1.25
(quar.i
6-15
'5-15
25c
6-28
„
(quar.)
,
The
net
31,
company
income,
1963.
has
after
This
Radio
&
Tube
(quar.)_
(quar.)
i
—___.
6-
reported first, quarter sales of $91,050,731 and
of $2,011,072 for the period ended March
71 cents a share on 2,840,096 shares of com¬
mon
stock. It compares
net
share
7
on
Mundy
♦Transfer
books
not
closed
for
this
a
y
Previously published date was
date and/or record date is
t
.
Less
Payable
x
Less .Jamaica
British
in
U
income
S.
funds,
income
tax.
less
tax;
ing
dividend.
f Payable in Canadian-funds, tax deductible
'resident tax 15%; resident tax 1%.
at
the
^
incorrect.
indicated
The
here;.
Canadian
about
,
Mr.
;
corrected
•
that
million
Non-
■
■
15%
source.
payment
-
■
nonresident
..
of
I. Peale, President, told
the company'has
over
S3
with 1962's first quarter sales of $91,133,148
income, after taxes,
2,895,396 shares.
1962 $
per
Peale
and he
share,
said
$2,677,922,
'
equal
«
to
-
92
cents
,
a
•>,.
stockholders at the annual meet¬
a backlog of $491 million, up' some
estimated that 1963's earnings' would
down
$836,883,
to
from
Frederick
$1,180,353 for
S.
Leinbach,
that, the
In
■%
1,688,440
a
year
of
ago,
the
on
comparable period
charged to
and
depletion
in
Mr.
the
lower
and
quarter
the
net
1962
sales
net
shares
first
income
was.
quarter
was
a
share
the
end
equal
to
outstanding.
totaled
year ago it was $2,563,353.
earnings
$28,-
were
quarter.
equal to 50 cents
stock outstanding at
$1,485,000
$1,742,833.
Depreciation
&1 409,-
against
first
1962
Leinbach
"certain
penses
pany's
in
a
first
was
common
first
1963,
31,
the
quarter
1,684,565
Before taxes
000
March
for
first
shares
A
share
profit
the
ended
the
quarter.
the
decline
said
prices,
difficulties
iii>
particularly
occasioned
folding carton division.—V.
earnings.,primarilv. reflected
for
by
pulp,"
the
197,
p.
continued
and
expansion
of
the
ex¬
com¬
661.
$9
be
to 1962 earnings of $2.09 a share.
two
factors contributing most to the
compared
reduction in earnings were a smaller unit of profit per aircraft
a
higher
write-off of increased
research and development
expenditures. The all-weather F-105 tactical fighter in production
at Republic since 1958 has benefited from the traditional "learn¬
and
.
tax.
•
.
was
$28,270,951
for
period.
cents
Net
taxes,
equals
and
Youngstown Sheet
Zenith
the
70
weeks
13
versus
income
the
on
5.-15
of
Transit
the
121,203
564.
p.
•
Yellow
income
quarter last year,
according
and Chief Executive Officer.
President
5-24
(quar.)—
Corp.—Net Lower—
Paper
quarter net
first
-
—V.
Wyandotte
Riegel
First
the
Roadway
The
Express, Inc.—Net
March
23,
taxes. In the comparable
with
Lower—
has reported that revenue, for the 12 weeks ended
1963 was $21,078,671 and * net income
$642,949 after
company
net
Galen
income
J.
of
Roush,
period last year,
$785,966
Chairman,
after
revenue
was
$19,882,452
taxes.
stated
these
earnings
were
equal
tQ>
;
52
52 ' cents
share
per
standing
earnings
reported
shares.
stock
common
1963.
64
Last
which
shares
In
the
cents
share,
per
then
were
of
out¬
stock
common
Net
comparable
period of 1962,
share
based on
the
same
for the first 12 weeks weie
per
earnings
year,
cents
66
as
1,229,002
23,
to
equal
were
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
on
March
on
of
number
(1884)
based
1,182,416
on
outstanding.—V.
197,
shares
of
for
the
on
sales
of
of
1962
$2,806,003
gain
land
.
Monday, May 6, 1963
.
$2,710,863
for
sale
represented a 3.4% decline from
During 1962, Sayre & Fisher had a
Unneeded, land of $265,027, compared with
Appointment—
1961.
of
$25,936 in
1961.—V.
The
for
193, p. 2670.
of
Schering Corp. — Secondary Oversubscribed
On
May 2, 1963, Bache & Co., New York, announced that
a
secondary offernig of 65,000 common shares of
Schering Corp. at $45, had been oversubscribed and
Chase
the
Manhattan
5.08%
Bank
cumulative
has
been
appointed
preferred stock
of
1786.
P.
1262.
p.
sales
sales
net
.
transfer agent
company.—V. 197,
'
the
—
Roberts
Co.
Common
Offered —On May 1, 1963,
New York, and Lester, Ryons
—
Reynolds & Co., Inc.,
& Co., Los Angeles, as co-managers of an underwrit¬
ing group, offered publicly 130,000 shares of this
firm's
70,000 shares were sold by the
by certain stockholders.
Of the total,
company and 60,000
V
.
The
the
'BUSINESS—The
of
company
600 North
Baldwin
Industry, Los Angeles, and its wholly
Canada, England,
Australia, New Zealand
^manufacture
to-wall
doors
and
sell
products used in
specialized industrial
carpeting,
and.
weatherproofing
CAPITALIZATION
Park
owned
and
the
Holland,
TO
PRESENT
Class
B
($1
par)
stock
common
par)____
made
in
stock
set
forth
—V.
*;
Hemphill, Noyes
11,000
&
29,500
Co.—
Peters,
Writer
tensen, Inc.
&
7,500
5,000
5,000
Smith,
Oscar E.
197,
1311.
p.
Ended
March
31—
1963
taxes
Estimated taxes on
Net profit——
Earnings
Number
—V.
shares
197, p.
income—
——
4,476,962
'
to
Profit
Net
profit
before
Provision
Net
for
profit
Shares
—V.
income
income
for
1
470,903
—.
the
first
Net
Roper Corp.—Sales Up
the
quarter
has
Mr.
of
taxes
1,616,617
for
the
increase
an
that
order
of
the
record
of
for
the
*
against
Ltd.—Stock
Ltd.,
April
29.
to
for
The
each
of
per
48%,
:
$8,192,614
for
offering
1965
Shawinigan
expiration
date
been
not
not
may
registered
exercise
with
their
Rubbermaid Inc.
(&
favorable
more
end
the
first
ranges.—V.
190,
of
and
gas
electric
1963
!
at
100%%.
First
Quebec
Payment
the
will
made
Net
income
Common shares
—V. 197, p. 820.
—:
;
407,027
:
Bankers
Bank,
Los
at
Trust
Harris Trust &
New York; or the
apparel
entry
into
Benach,
This
the
sportswear
Angeles.—V.
197,
European
Common
announcement
into
an
of
one
quarters
in
1919, has
largest
Amsterdam.
and
the
with
agreement
Holland's
offices
with
came
Market,
N.
DeGroot
&
197, p.
Saco-Lowell
See
Maremont
St.
in
which
all
1963
income
this
its
issue.—V.
Market
as
and
Net
Increases
p.
coun-
Luxem-"
: /
Holdings
31%
over
come
Savings' Bank,
tax
the
for
the
first
first
quarter
provisions
Chicago.—V.
of
quarter
of
the
196,
p.
1962
the
per
savings
like
period
last,
not
President,
the
said
$1,167,064
$86,570,
equal
that
Washington
1962
volume
to
26Va
producer
of
1963
year
savings
corporation's
historv.
ac,counts increased
sales
posted
Net
equal
mon
to 2 cents
stock, for
a
the
loss, of $289,547,.
or
N.
J.,
share
company
on the
year
ended
34 cents
-
'
a
net
loss
of
outstanding 841,747 shares
Dec.
per
/c.-w.
reported
31, 1962, compared
share for 1961.
3
■
due
operates
and
Buffalo
the
last
and
Detroit.—V.
p.
(H. J.)
Music
Guild
2380.
p.
Heinz Co.,
this issue.—V.
197,
(&
Sub.)
19G2
242,221
126,000
1C7>129
p.
Gas—Notes
Sold
116,221
$0.14
during the first half of the 1963
by Leonard H. Straus, President.
ended Feb. 28,
1963, were $96,the previous
record
figure of $86,401,000
after
of
the
189,
totaled
.
share
1961.J
for
corporation
of
debentures
ment
1
''
.;
operation
will
due
be
Dec.
made
has
of
called
end.
1981
The
at
100%
nlus
York.
,i'fi
»•
<■
*4
«*.<•
■»*
accrued
Manhattan
.
*
•
Bank,
fiscal
year
per
against
during the
31%; Net 56%—
sales
and
of
profits
31%,
for
1962.
sales
over
is
56%
greater
than
of
30
were
For
cents,
1961,
shares
at
based
share
per
year
net
end.—V.
on
614,041
earnings were
196, p. 2530.
—
'
share.
per
Net
for
The stock
proceeds,
all
was
estimated
equipment,
a., new
other corporate
sold.
at
1963,
5%%
Pine
Pay¬
St.,
•
will
working
be
used
capital,
and
The
—
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
B
PRESENT FINANCING
($2
par)
stock ($2
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
Outstanding
$479,118
common
number
writer has
TO
Authorized
of
shares
severally
conditions of the
of
100,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
317,488 shs.
par)__
names
of
common
agreed
$479,118
500,000 shs.
to
the
several
stock
purchase,
which
underwriters
each
subject
underwriting agreement,
are
as
such
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
26,000
Reinholdt & Gardner
>.•
26,000
Blewer, Glynn & Co.____ 2,000
Alester G.
Furman
Co.,
„
Inc.
—
M-Cormick
—V.
p.
Co
2671,
■
.
1963.
to
These
the terms
follows:
$32.01
.
,
Shares
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Scherck, Richter Co._
Semnle, Jacobs
&
4,000
5,000
Co., Inc..
Stephens, Inc._
Stifel.
Inc.
Nicolaus
loiooo
&
Co.,
^____:
Stix & Co.
2,000
15,000
3 000
,
.
Securities Corp.—Assets Lower—
investment
figures
per
March
$35.21
;
and
company,
has
reported
that
net
equal to $34.89 per share
as'of March 31,
before provision for
Federal income taxes
such
provision
net
asset
value
$115,506,316,
controversy.
At
to
closed-end
were
5,000
.
U. S. &
Foreign
assets
in
2,000
^—-
&
^
196,
and
under¬
to
Shares
share.
31,
per
are
After
1962
share
troversy and $32.45
-
$905,000,
plant,
purposes.
company, located at 317 East Emma
Avenue,
Springdale, Ark., conducts an Integrated
poultry operation, which
includes the
breeding of chickens, the
producing and hatching of
eggs,
the operation of
a
feed
mill, the growing, of
and
baby chicks
broilers, the cleaning and
processing of broilers for fresh
shipment, the freezing of processed
broilers, the processing and
packing of commercial eggs, and the
marketing of its products in
the United
States, Europe, and the Far East.
arrange
interest.
80
1963
$1.25
year.
6%% note
Capital stock:
May
for
Chase
with
year.
were
—
$0.15
redemption on June
1,
sinking
fund,
$419,000
of
its
the
1,
at
compared
shares
offering involved unexchanged shares from a
Tri-Continental exchange offer under
which
company offered to exchange 810,740
shares of the
Common stock
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York,
helped
the financing.—V.
197, p. 1462.
the
which
1962
year
592,542
Con¬
'•••
•
of
higher
during the previous
increase
fiscal
months
12.7%
corresponding period
record
an.
$187,771,
for
upon
$2,647,000,
Inc.—Sales Up
reported
outstanding at
of
six
previous year.
90.
p.
previous
$123,370
was
the
first
the
preferred
half
for
$3,105,438,
the
per
on
first
share
has
based
taxes
the
$5,496,000,
six-month period
same
for
for
during the preceding year.
for
to
Tyson's Foods, Inc.
Common Offered
On April
22, 1963, Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc., Dallas, and
Reinholdt & Gardner, St.
Louis, offered publicly,
100,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $10.50
1682.
was
be
share-for-share basis. The
offer expired
April 22. All $2.70 dividend shares not
exchanged will be called for
redemption.—V. 197,
p. 1787.
787,864
Privately—On
will
1682.
p.
period
dividends
to
rose
BUSINESS
$2,126,802
'
Payment
197,
$2.50 preferred for a like amount of
outstanding $2.70
dividend preferred, on a
resulted
786jl64
582.
100%.
Tri-Conlinental Corp.—Preferred Stock
April 29, 1963 it was reported that
issue.
The
1
year
The
club.
1,
reported that this company had sold
pri¬
vately to institutional investors
$6,000,000 of 5% sink¬
ing fund notes due 1983. New York Life
Insurance
Co., said that it took $3,000,000 of the
it
through
':
a
Metropoli¬
1963
share
per
196,
1963
New
'
were
period
recent
and
221,129
114,000
outstandings
at
Boston.—V.
period in
Inc,
net
1963
of
same
first
Offered—
Eastman Dillon,
Securities & Co., New
York, and associates
had offered
publicly 182,300 shares of this firm's $2.50
dividend preferred stock at
$55 a share plus accrued
dividends, to yield 4.54%'.
American
$2,017,805
income
taxes_i
Federal income taxes_
for the quarter
Suburban
com¬
ac¬
t.:e
Union
$2,128,-
year
196,
1970
l,
year amounted
for the same
common
cents,
:
Early
for
$15,865,
a
for
On
previous
cents per share, com¬
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co.—Partial Red'n—
with
per
with
and earnings
above
after
Earnings
20
the
of
Feb.
month
income
income
shares
The
Sayreville.
net
company
income
the
State Finance Corp.—Notes Sold
Privately—On May
2, 1963 it was reported that
$1,000,000 of this firm's
5%% senior notes due April
1, 1975 had been sold
privately through Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities
& Co., New York.
For
first
cents
compares
quarter
the
the
23
announced
six
$4,876,000
$2,370,061
Class
of
1963,
stockholders,
share,
first
for
for
to
of
This
per
the
fiscal
share
Sales
only
income
See
Sayre & Fisher Co.—Reports Loss
for Year—
This
1963
per
Tne
the
Star-Kist Foods, Inc.—Asset Sale
Completed—
were
share.
accounts
for
Funded debt:
$19,525,925.
31, 1963, the total was
$538,985,712.
Mr. Schneider said gross
income for the
quarter just ended Was
$10,400,786 compared with
$8,035,696 for the like period last
year.
—V, 197, p. 448,
March
for
stereophonic consoles
also
before
Earnings
19S3 increased $404,151 or
before giving effect to
the in¬
Act
of
1932,
T.
Franklin
quarter
2o cents
increase in
or
earnings
American
—V.
the holding
company's 15
savings and loan associations
during the first three months of 1963
were
$31,622,084, the greatest in the
At
and
___________
Pre-tax net
earnings for the three months ended
March 31, 1963,
were
$1,705,391 or 24 cents per share on
7.091.745 common shares
outstanding, against net earnings of
$1,301,240 or 19 cents per
share on 6.883,117
average number of common
shares outstanding
for the like
period of 1962 after
giving effect to the 5%>
stock
distribution in December,
1962.
Net
earnings after taxes for the first
The
The
curtailed.
Share®
of
1
Textron American, Inc.) has
called
1963, all of its outstanding 5% sub¬
May/ 23,
preceding year.—V.
2,886,443
2,571,918
profits, while unprofitable divisions
this year, Space-Tone commenced
product
to wholly-owned outlets
but
also
to
franchised
dealers.
It
expects to engage about
100
franchised dealers na¬
tionally by the summer of 1963. Mr,
,Connor said that the company's new console cabinet plant in
Jonesville, N. C„ will be ready
next
September with a capacity
designed to meet production in¬
creases
more
than double current
requirements.
;
During the past two months the firm's
Net
1813.
cents
Colony Trust Co.,
11.75%
tne
$1.11
Revenue
Schneider, President,. reported.
$1,430,391
Jr.,
York, Cleveland, Pittsburgh
substantial portion of 1962
a
Provision
Diego Imperial Corp.—Net
Up 31%—,
income
pay¬
3,858,949
Guild, a stereo record and console
subscription
Connor-said that opening of four
new
markets in
Income
company has called for redemption
on June
1, 1963, through
operation of the
sinking fund, $45,000 of its 5%
first mortgage
due June 1, 1S89 at
101.17%. Payment will be
made at the
Harris
Net
sales
Period. Ended March 31—
Net
sales
Power Co.—Partial
Redemption
&
Old
the
Earnings
,
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Corp.
—Quarterly Report—
1451.
income
equal
hands
President,
$14,839,102
(formerly
on
$2,360,000 for the
"
subsidiary expanded into Chicago
bonds
San
record
_____
Joseph Light
&
reported
1962.
New
sales
Denmark, Norway and
197,
31,
82%
above
income was
were
were
Henry
June
of its 6%
deben¬
interest. Payment
363.
were
for
common
1962
.
2,943,581
'
has
company
ended Dec.
Mr.
to,
•
4,294,175
3,258.107
with a loss of $35,744 in 1961.
Space-Tone manufactures high
fidelity
with head¬
established in
was
Netherlands
Shops—Maremont
Corp.,
against
p.
debentures
the
solidated
$15,576,226 $14,372,015
income
tan
announced
Common
1018.
The
Trust
cash
at
Thrifty's
Co.—Quarterly Report
;
pared
manufacturers,
Co.,
representatives
tries—France,. Italy, Germany,
Belgium,
bourg, as well rs in ether countries such
Sweden.—V.
has
sales
net
the
the
corresponding six month period
Consolidated net income before taxes
Space-Tone Electronics Corp.—Shows
Profit forYr.
in
according
in
33
or
Gross
its
$2,319,989,
Stephens,
for
than
revenues
components.
disclosure that Russ
Togs had
V. Confectiefabriek
DeGroot &
apparel
as
that
to
shares
$3,310,861,
1962.
196,
553,000,
1735.
p.
due April 1,
1978, had been sold privately through
White, Weld &
Co., New York, and Schneider, Bernet &
Hickman,
Inc., Dallas.—V. 197, p. 565.
; -
325,288
manufacturer
Executive Vice-President.
entered
Co.,
and
O.
corporation
Sales
Southwestern Investment Co.—Notes
Sold Privately
April 29, 1963, it was reported that
$3,000,000
of this firm's
junior subordinated notes
Music
This
on
accrued
Thrifty Drug Stores Co. Inc.—Record
Sales, Net-
Hydro-Electric
Philip R. Connor,
Togs, Inc.—Enters Common Market—
plus
Co.—Net, Sales Lower—
reported
Town Pliotolab,
335
1,512,413
redemption
$281,000
fund,
100%
amounted
New highs in sales
the
Co.,
supplementary
year.
373.617
365,301
1,606,904
i__—_
—
of
fiscal year
of $15 will be paid, for each
share, because it carries a par¬
ticipation right.
'
The offer expires
May 21, unless extended by the
Commission.—
V.' 197, p. 962.
$0.2i
698,905
for
sinking
at
10,020,000
redemption
made
on May 29,
1963, $32,mortgage bonds due Sept.
be
Balance to common
—V.
197, p. 1360.
7,215,228
Trust
called
the
has
Claude
of
ordinated
Comimssion is offering to
acquire all
outstanding preferred stock of the
company by exchange of
10-year debenture, with comparable
interest and par value, for
preferred share of the company.
A
The
772,328
.
accrued
Textron, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
The
for
Exchange Offer—
;
$0.23
—_
tax——
to
$14,723,040,
sell
may
at
the
on
quarter
S.
company has called for redemption
of its 3%
first and refunding
National
year
7,992,672
_
—
Nefc before Federal tax,,
Russ
U.
Southern Canada Power
Co., Ltd.—Preferred Stock
Net
1'362
plus'
Continental Illinois National
La Salle St., Chicago,
or,
Co., 40 Wall St
New York.
& Co., 48 Wall
St., New York; and
cahe.1 for
redemption on May 31, 1963,
through
sinking fund, 3,675 shares of its
preferred stock,
$1C1.25. Payment will be
made
at
the First Na¬
55 Wall St., New
York; and the corporation has
1963
o.
cording
will
Hydro-Electri.c Commission has made a formal offer
10-year debenture, of equal par value
and interest,
outstanding Series A and B preferred share of the com¬
Security
Gross
Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
share—
income
SEC,
but
redemption
fund, $33,000
S.
Dillon, Read
company
share
one
Southwestern Public Service
'
manufactures
Period Ended March 31—
sales
the
has'
1977
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Tne
quarter
of
share
offer
series
ago.—V.
Period Ended March 31—
,
Federal
the
rights
;
Net
Water
of
for
100%
has
the
for
earnings
has
Chicago:
Gross
1962.
company
per
of
right
stock
later.
Savings Bank,
$337,912 or $1.23 per
share for the same
.
p. ,1184.
Earned
Capital
231
called
sinking
at
Bank,
redemption on May 31,
1963, through operation of the
sinking fund, 4,750 shares of its
preferred stocky 5.50%
series at
$101,375; and the corporation has called
for redemption on
May 31,
1963, through operation of the
sinking fund, 2,500 shares of its
preferred stock, 6.70%
series at $101,675.
Payment will be made
at the Bankers Trust
Co., 16 Wall St., N. Y.—V.
197, p. 1787.
May
the
at
of
City
called
Pur¬
shares
made
5.00%
tion
be
•
share
one
Chicago,
has
the
1971
the
at
Hanover
of
1,
the corpora Lien
York.
until
be
June
25%.
was"
cents
company
is
in
a
than it was at the
position
sales
1963.
quarter
83
or
25%; Net 48%—
reported
31,
$10,269,960
increase
$227,627
said
inventory and
The
1962,
to
1962,
Burke
quarter
an
after
compared
in
were
of
quarter
profit
share
period
406,993
1,616,905
,
corporation
due
operation
—On
March
for
941,315
534,322
—.
a
Richard S. Burke,
President,
first three months ended
Sales
11,453,359
598,371
—
share
per
ment
$0.25
1,069,274
period
outstanding
1962
12,058,213
taxes_.
taxes
197, p. 1358.
l(Geo. D.)
1,
one
$0.29
sales__„—
will
The offer expires May 21, but
may be extended by the Com¬
mission.—V. 197, p, 761.
each
1963
-—
net
will
New
extended
made
1,
1787.
p.
through operation
Quebec
■The
Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
share
per
Consolidated
$5
stockholders
each
the
(&
the
pany,.
•
,
Ronson Corp.
Payment
stockholders
per share.
is
offering
Commission
Industries
exchange
for
$0.81
5,338,246
•
Period Ended March 31—
Co.
of
June
Preferred Stock Exchange Offer—
4,349,153
5,306,666
1017.
its
Co.
be
Manufacturers
197,
The
1963, through
4%%
debentures
Pine-St.,
in Canada.
The
8,826,115
——$0.85
outstanding—_——;
at
record
Since
them
Power
&
(Canadian)
the
announced
400,000
$70,857,507
5,369,471
4,512,241
—,—
——
share
per
of
income
on
of
80
will
due
Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp.—Partial Red'n—
com¬
Southern California Edison
Co.—Partial Red'n—
1962
$74,984,831
9,881,712
—
before
of
The
Dooly & Co._—-
sales
Profit
subscribe
be
Rockwell-Standard Corp.—Quarterly
Report—
Period
Net
the
February,
1,
interest.
Bank,
Trust
of
in
outstanding
$30
at
addition,
held
5,000
2,500
—V.
Manhattan
June
on
debentures
payment
&
the
Redemption—
(formerly Texas Co.)
through operation of
common
of
Exchange
Hydro-Electric Commission has
previous offer
to purchase
all
the
Shawinigan
5,000
5,000
Hague & Co.——_
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
5,000
The «shares
Stock
Quebec
its
to
5,000
Hfcgh Johnson & Co., Inc.
Hill, Richards
Co., Inc._
its
Offer—Subscription Rights—
compuny
In
5,000
.
5,000
p.
17,
5,000
Co.—
Staats
application
of
Chris-
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.
R.
Chase
2197.
the
_/3&6,969 shs.
Reed, Lear & Co
Rouse, Brewer, Becker &
Bryant, Inc
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—.
William
195,
The
yV>- />•Shares
29,500
The
at
resident
Shares
1963.
York
the
listing
1161.
p.
Shawinigan Water
below:
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Lester, Ryons & Co._:
29,
New
the
wall-
folding
UNDERWRITERS'—The underwriters named below have
severally
made a firm
commitment, subject to the terms and conditions of
the
underwriting agreement to purchase from the
company
and
tl)e selling stockholders the respective numbers of shares' of com¬
mon
Bank
—V.
approved
for
company has called for redemption
operation of the sinking fund,, $747,000
due June 1
1968 at 100%
plus accrued
Outstanding
200,871 shs.*
600,000 shs.
London
on
Securities Investment Co. of St. Louis—Partial Red.
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
__________
($1
April
the
on
has
Texas,
The
chase
EFFECT
began
listed
197,
Exchange
Houston,
2%%
tures
products.
GIVING
Authorized
Common stock
of
metal
Stock
Ltd.,
trading
were-
1962.—V.
develop,
installation
adhesives,
Actual
pany
Blvd., City,
subsidiaries
Listed
at
London
Schlumberger
its
interest,
Common
—
Inc.—Partial
corporation
June 1,
1963,
of
2281.
p.
Exchange—
proceeds to the company, approximately
$410,000 will be applied to repay a short-term bank
loan used to acquire a
majority interest in Bechtold
Engineering Co., approximately $100,000 will be ap¬
plied to repay a short-term bank loan used for cur¬
rent working capital, and the balance will
be added
to working capital.
of
196,
Schlumberger Ltd.
stock at $10.50 per share.
common
Of
the books closed.—V.
Texaco
The
on
There
net
was
are
assets
before
per
share
3,310,815
amounted
provision
for
equal
shares
to
outstanding.
$116,576,336,. equal
Federal
after such provision
taxes
-V., 197,
in
p.
con¬
450.
Number 6261
197
Volume
Underwood Corp.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
sales
Net
service
loss
Net
and
loss
per
-
_
$27,041,000
1,521,000
-
p.
share——
outstanding
$0.75
2,571,195
—;—
Forgan
Blyth
$27,451,000
1,936,000
—
common
shares
—V.
197,
"
revenue.
Glore,
1962
1963
_
Common
Debentures
&
Co.,
Harriman
$0.59
2,570,321
Carl
M.
Paine,.
White,
Inc
Weeks
&
Loeb,
750,000
Rhoades
Webber,
Weld &
Union Carbide Corp.—Sales
the
first
5%
below
for
which
was
quarter
last
of
year's
A.
Down 5%; Net 8%—
record
sales
quarter
first
C.
&
of
&
I.
&
E.
F.
quarter of
F.
7,000
500,000
Securities
Hallgarten
6,000
6,000
500,000
6,000
Co
Corp.
1962.
Dial
Mr.
Hemphill,
that
noted
the
principal
first quarter
affecting
factors
lower prices in metals and plastics and a decline
shipments. These factors
offset gains made
in other
of the corporation's business. Union Carbide is now operating
export
areas
the fourth quarter of 1962, and at the present level
activity expects its sales and earnings for the entire
at
approximately the same level as last year.—V.
rate
at
the
of
economic
be
to
vear
197,
of
Fulton,
6,000
6,000
500,000
6,000
500,000
6,000
sales of
on
Julien
First
land,
were
Mr.
and
37%
up
last
over
averaged
Retail
623
million
cubic
prices
feet
day, up 13% fromi
improvement over
per
showed
some
year
a
last
B.
million
in
earned
Total
1961.
1962
sales
from
revenues
and
other
$570 million, up 4% over the previous year.
earnings," said Mr. Rubel, "have increased in each of
rising 84% in that period, and Union's stand¬
ing among the nation's oil companies has improved from 18th rank
"Union's
&
Christopher
&
Haydon
Co.,
&
—V.
Union
pines,
Argentina,
Thailand
Trinidad.—V.
and
197,
1360.
p.
United Scientific Laboratories, Inc.—Ann. Report—
Year
Ended
31—
Dec.
1962
Sales
income
before
Net
income
after
149,441
taxes
per
share__
196, p. 221.
133,234
$0,133
1
$1,825,625
133,234
129,745
taxes
Earnings
—V.
$2,770,923
j
Net
1961
First
of
$2,202,216,
4,000
4,000
4.000
4.000
States Steel Corp.—Net Down Sharply—
quarter
the
1963,
of
income
for
the
earnings
Roger
first
3.7%
on
sales
$55.8
million,
reported for
In
the
price
less
or
29%
the
for
of
the
16, 1963.
the
This
5.7%
Motor
flat
rolled
cent
a
return
a
income
$978.2
million,
affecting the market,
steel
products
pound,
per
These
were
3.000
the
'
——
3,000
3,000
-
'—
Inc.
for
plus
level
from
be
redemption
June
on
1,
1963,
National
$750,000 of its 5% deben¬
interest. Pavment will be
Bank, 55 Wall St.
New York—
accrued
City
(& Subs.)—Annual Re1962
revenues—
1961
$20,624,286
$18,616,559
7,659,006
4,838,894
717,777
488.831
Operating expenses:
Equipment maintenance™.—
.
net
a
cents
of
per
$100,147
or
.
$1,652,461
13,279,901
4,980,945
_____
——J;
and
Depreciation
Operating
767.647
2,193.448
1.212,352
______
and
licenses-
1,013,198
960,244
Operating
Other
profit
deductions
Interest
on
$2,182,695
net:
$1,615,757
$199,746
$233,875
16,112
(income),
long-term
Losses
(gains)
equipment
Other
(60,879)
(7.089)
%
debt
sales
on
of
property
and
:
income,
net
(10,287)
$205,571
Earnings
1962
$4,745,524
$4,942,945
24,219
before
for
Fed.
Federal
taxes
$165,907
$1,977,124
taxes
income
on
$1,449,850
74.065
39,202
Provision
75,897
14,983
889.440
$26,818,374 $22,328,527
Subs.)— -Quarterly Report
1963
4,069,649
1,262,866
2,356.613
__
__
taxes
10,980,228
954.979
___
safety
Administrative and general
share
nine
$1,454,673
1,118,257
__________________
1,832
Income,
on
est.:
Current
or
$745,608
Deferred
__I_I
•
$479,700
128,000
143.000
.
$873,608
Net
<$0.09
1_
earnings
$622,700
earnings
at
beginning
of
$1,103,516-
$827,150
3,711,366
3,228.357
$4,814,882
Retained
.
Walworth
4.85
finished
of
same
Union
must
one
$29,001,069 $23,944,284
or
taxes
new
it
revenues:
carrier
Traffic'
$57,005, or five
with
(loss) before provision for Fed.
estimated carryback refunds
Excpss of estimated carryback refunds over
provision for Federal income taxes
Net earnings or (loss)
Earned per share
1
—V. 196, p. 2326.
J
:
inc.
about
the basis of these
On
the
First
Insurance
sales
Net earns,
trans¬
Western
release
3,000.
Inc.—Net Lower—
(&
five
with
sinking fund,
100%
at
forwarding revenues—
Consolidating and other revenues-
3.000
averaged
constitute
index
over-all
approximately
called
the
Freight
———
—
—
System Inc.
leases
to
a
de¬
WUI.
settlement
$4,053,507
year-
an¬
approximately
products
company's total steel production.
that
that
1962.
affected.
changes', it is estimated
prices
would
stand
at
of
or
with
compares
factors
and
Year Ended Dec. 31—
.
Total
first
announced
million,
sales
on
the
for
These selective price increases
of
products
$29 9
was
competitive
certain
one-quarter
on
of
1963
Steel
Chairman,
million.
return
a
States
Blough,
$798.5
all
April
on
than
M.
quarter of
of
of
increases
ton
per
United
the first quarter of
light
nounced
of
it
Tnc..
subordinated
of
a
Previously,
expired
over
facili¬
1360.
Operating
3,000
cents per share on sales of $2,187,122 a year ago.
Douglas Howenstine, President said, "Significantly, the business
slump and earnings loss we experienced during the last half of
1962 were reversed during this quarter. This was accomplished by
increased
sales
volume in several
of the
product lines and cost
reductions throughout the company."
..
Mr,
Howenstine called
"highly favorable" the initial reception
of reed relays and glass sealed switches, two Wabash product lines
introduced
last month and
said, "we are planning on a year of
continuous growth."—V. 197, p. 862.
Waldorf
United
6»/4%
which
the
port—
—
were
divest
shares
$5,750,000
Yale Express System, Inc.
4,000
—
compared
from
Union
International
negotiate
2012.
year
have
Western
contention
—4.000
Period Ended March 31—
Reporting
the
p.
—
quarter net earnings
sales
on
of
Commission
by
will
$0,137
:
___
197,
1980
Terminal
its
expects
1416
p.
Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
has
of
Transportation
to 14th in 1962."
1958
capital investments in 1963 to be at approxi¬
mately the same $100 million level as in 1962, of which about $70
million will go for exploration and production.
The company has
exploratory activities in 30 states and in Australia, Canada, Philip¬
of
at
V.
past four years,
profits in
of
due
made
Inc.
Wabash Magnetics,
for
4,000
>
Co., Inc.
Moseley Co.,
Suplee, Yeatman,
197, p. 1787.
tures
4,000
—
Inc
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
the
it
common
must
agreement
p.
1011.
197,
operation
———
Co.—
197,
of
Union
$4,000,000
now
that
corporation
through
4.000
i-
&
that
Anglo-American
Witoo Chemical
The
4.000 /"
—
& Co
& McDowell—.
Blosser
Set
.
4.000
»
——
Inc.——.-J—
Co.,
Renshaw
Mead, Miller & Co.
Moroney, Beissner &
operations were
in
&
Fusz-Schmelzle
meeting it was also reported that Union's 1962 con¬
earnings of $45.9 million were up 24% over the $36.9
net
5,000
4,000
Winston
Harley,
the same
solidated
the
C.
5.000
■
.
.
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
Yates, Heitner & Woods
ago.
year's
250,000
■—:
said
sale
years
Western
400,000
Telegraph
concluded.—V.
20
to
for
proposed
ending
Union
and
pay
but
Communications
the
them
company
until
to
contract,
for
company,
1983
cables
agreed
issue.—V.
5,000
I 250,000
<
—
Cow——
its
5,000
&
Co.____
Co.——_—__ —'.y/—>—■—
&
Mericka
J.
Straus,
levels.
At
&
due
Federal
facilities
selling
Telegraph
atlantic
the
date
Western
by
Anglo-American
had
5,000
Michigan Corp.————
Rowles,
gas
gasoline
Inc.——
Co.,
Inc.
Collins
Rodman
reported that both oil and gas production in the first
reached record levels.
Production of crude oil, condensate
liquids' averaged 116,000 barrels per day, up 8%
the corresponding period a year ago.
Natural gas production
from
&
Co.,
24,
independent
The
.'5,000
>
July
bentures
5,000
250,000
—
McGuiness
of
Wm.
year.
Rubel
natural
250,000
1
—
Inc.—Date
this
Telegraph Co.—Sets Date for Sale
cable
overseas
transaction.
an
Jenks,.
—
and
target
a
Co.,
Cables^-
the
6,000
Co.
on
its
Telegraph
Union
ties
5,000
Co.
Eichler
of
6,000
500,000
250,000
First
Nebraska Securities Corp
Lester, Ryons & Co.——.
quarter earnings from operations, apart from gains
quarter
&
Chaplin,
per share,
first quar¬
First
&
Nicolaus
Walston
1962.
500,000
Co
International,
Union
company
agreed
Inc
Co.,
&
Bateman,
quarter earnings this vear exceeded bv 18%
the previous record established in 1962, President A. C. Rubel re¬
ported at the 73rd annual shareowners' meeting in Los Angeles.
ter of
Inc
Co., Inc.-;.—250,000
John C. Legg & Co.
'.
250,000
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.—
250,000
Up 18%—
First quarter earnings totaled $12.0 million, or $1.32
compared with $10.2 million, or $1.12 per share, for the
Co.
&
Haupt &
Kalman
first
Oil's
Co._
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
Ira
Stifel,
Union Oil Co. of California—Net
Union
&
Reid
Hallowell,
,
762.
p.
Hutton
&
Western
The
6.000
500,000
—
Moseley & Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammill &
performance were
in
Noyes
See
Western
500,000
Co.
Union
of Overseas
500,000
—
S.
&
San
Sale of Cables—
9,000
650,000
Co.
duPont
Equitable
Morse G. Dial, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,
announced.
Net income was $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
$405,624,000,
9,000
"
750,000
Co.
Francis
Western
9,000
750,000
—
were
1575.
p.
9,000
750,000
Curtis—
rights which expired April 23.
The remaining 14,343 shares
purchased by the underwriters headed by Dean Witter & Co
Francisco, and offered to the public.—V. 197,
500,000
Allyn
Bache
$383,669,000,
to
amounted
1963
&
Co—
Kleiner, Bell & Co.
Sales
Co
&
Jackson
53
9,000
—
Ripley & Co., Inc
Hornblower
1360.
_
9.000
750,000
Co
23,000
750,000
&
Shares
$2,850,000
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
Period Ended March 31—
Net
(1885)
fer agent
the
for
Deduct:
Co.—Appointment—
The Chase Manhattan
Settlement
appointed trans¬
stock of the company.—V. 197, p. '963.
Bank, New York, has been
common
steel
1962,
one-half years ago—at the end of 1958.
Shipments of steel products in. the first quarter of 1953 amounted
to
4,407,495
net tons,
which
compares
with
5,306,202
net
tons
claims
for
additional
prior
taxes--
$151,203
declared
35c
class
on
share;
per
A
1961,
stock—
28c
sh.
per
241,171
102.938
$241,171
four
as
of
years'
Dividends
$344,141
$4,573,711
$3,711,366
and
shipped
in
the
Production
1963
net
first
of
amounted
quarter of 1962.
ingots and castings
the
in
first
The
quarter
of
were
$3,705,248, or
Dec. 31, 1962.
$80,756,238,
the 1962 net
earnings represent a 31% increase over 1961 earnings of $2,835,908
or
50 cents per share.
Although a larger number of shares were
outstanding in 1962, earnings per share showed a 16% increase,
to
6,713,153 net tons, .which compares with 7,864,811
tons in the first quarter of 1962.—V.
197, p. 1683.
On
Utilities & Industries
24%
ized
set
increase
another
for
increment
shareholders
cents
net
terest
a
income
from
up
year
record
Dec.
Richard
annual
share
a
period
all-time
ended
year
funds,
the
Consolidated
97
same
the
to
in
Corp.—Reports Record Net—
new
31,
L.
1962,
showed
exclusive
a
of
real¬
President,
Rosenthal,
funds
over
1961
results
$647,812
of
in
of
for
1962
amounted
$1,029,185
$753,784.
of
funds
76
or
net
to
cents
for
$1,280,193
share
a
all
1962,
in
These
$650,206
operating
increment
to
show
or
in¬
in
represented
utility
income,
substantial
both
funds
(which
before
are
not
Werner
&
I.'s
Funds
utility
transactions.
ited-term
stock
ments
They
by
and
the
for
and
proceeds
market
further
the
taken
into
activities
by
other
from
government
cash
existed,
Dec.
At
at
other
31,
market
present
securities,
equivalents.
subsidiaries,
(valued
lim¬
&
marketable
1962,
for
value
U.
acquisition
U.
those
where
&
se¬
I.'s
readily
ments
advised
shareholders.
The
corporation's
a
broad
gamut of
special
financing for
held concerns in a variety of fields, the
substantial minority, majority or 100%
interest in
normally
transactions.—V.
participation
from
range
196,
Gain
in
large-scale ventures.
$300,000 to $5,000,000 in
Commit¬
individual
Net
sale
Comptometer Corp. — Additional Financing
Details—Our April 29, 1963 issue
reported the sale
on April 26 of
$15,000,000 Victor Comptometer 47/s%
debentures
due
April
15,
1988, at
99.625% and accrued interest, and 250,000 shares of
its outstanding common stock at $9.75
per share. Ad¬
ditional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
on
agreement
the
terms
between
underwriters,
(1)
underwriters
and
the
to
Income
net
earnings."-—V.
conditions
company,
purchase
named
set
the
selling
severally
below
forth
from
in
have
the
severally
underwriting
shareholder
the
(&
severally
numbers
of
below,
from
common
all
of
the
selling
shares
the
1963_ will
p.
583.
set
common
shareholder
in
forth
opposite
shares
offered:
Sub.)
—
The acquisition
system
city
every
Net
of
after
2,099,314
87.7
196,
and
company
in
the
429.
the
respective
top
319,318
159,352
taxes
share
153,211
$0,005
SO. 04
share—.
common
$0.26
$0.26
v
President
involved
of
leaders
in
Western Bancorporation—Net
net
Higher—
enables
our
that
out
the
2,
the
earnings
to
serve
"For
in
affiliated
former
a
for
the 1962 first
share applicable to
share
cents
per
sidiaries
only
adds
as:
warder
bank
which
sold
was
and
stated
on. a
loss
loans
of
were
which
deposits
the
of
deposits
This
more
1963
to
against
represents
offsets
with
former
to
custom
the
former
increase
loss
of
net
last
on
with
profit
$5,062,447
the
for
a
sale
the
special
of
like
the
credit
of
former
applicable
1962
$20,195,751,
affiliate.
period.—V.
197,
This
p.
those
to
&
Telephone
Co., Inc.—Stock
scriptions—
respective
The
of
the
company
rep¬
com¬
963.
113,811
Sub¬
shares
that
offered
stockholders
to
them
at
subscribed
$32
per
for
share
Express
System,"
up
said
the
among
the
of
"to
have
transpor¬
serve
nationally
heretofore
Gulf
of
had
au¬
serving
Rep
sub¬
freight
the
Tampa,
St.
of
pub¬
a
Petersburg
consolidator:
serving
Trans,
Angeles,
for¬
shipments
Center,
freight
a
the
Republic
Distribution
Repco,
and Los
corporation,
such
foreign
a
coordinating
Coast
facility
Florida;
forwarding
facilities
Corp.,
broker
terminal
enables
services
with
one
Federal
of
to
us
and
into
put
efficiencies
division
from
of
revenues
197,
New York,
and
Balti¬
others serving Miami
and
operation
that
$500,000
a
than
more
on
increased
nationwide
a
American
our
producer
revenue
$7,500,000'
(7Vai
in
million)
282.
p.
99,468
through
Radio
for
the
the
record
of
the
consumer
to
sales
grow
first
set
per
an
sales
record
of
volume.
receivers
of
a
and
electronic
March
after
quarter
year
all-time
1963
represented
earnings
amounted
provision
a
7%
for
increase
reported
for
13%
high,
$81,520,763
the
1962
in
the
fourth
earlier.
an
Industry.—V.
to
sales
Color
p.
dealers
were
television
increasingly
197,
quarter
1061.
year's
of
ahead
Zenith's
to
period
last
above
7%
and
significantly
Distributor
during
become
31,
estimated
share.
reported
contributed
sales
television
Sales, Earnings—
ended
share,
per
$5,871,513. This
cents
quarter
television
continue
of
record
52
all-time
quarter
color
taxes
or
months
cents
$92,266,684
first
previous
56
previous
$4,728,794,
Corp.—Record
three
or
income
Sales
double
,
reports
the
will
Florida.
$5,062,980,
first
Light
service
ports;
Forwarding
to
Color
Western
that
cash,
of
The
segment
we
freight
Interocean
Oakland
further
Zenith
.
including
a
noted
amount
continued,
house,
coast
Tampa,
1962."—V.
over
resenting
pares
west
Profits
year
earnings for the current year's first quarter were
$6,123,181—before
and
'>8.
affiliate,
the former affiliate.
Consolidated
Alaska
largely
of $514,790,000
loans
and
Chicago,
"It
in
growing
he
vast
a
Jan.
$5,this
Express,
million.
Yale
customers
Yale's
to
affiliate.
which
$2,697,610,000
an
the
were
year,
11.19%,
or
applicable
than
the
of
$515,886,000
$3,212,400,000
comparable basis.
19.08%,
deposits at March 31,
$4,610,598,000 last
with
excluding
increase
an
the
Total
total
that
compared
as
figure
offsets
the
more,
1959
$90
the
to
cartage companies including:
basis
including
in
regionally.
Republic
warehouse
and
to
fastest
those
addition
Freight
is
This
to
of
per
1963.
King
or
of 36 cents
approximately 2Va
figure
includes
quarter
Yale
undisclosed
an
company,"
internationally
and
earnings for the first three months
of
1963
rose
to
$7,114,883
or
41 Va
cents
per
share from
86.127,936 or 36 cents per share for the comparable period in 1962,
Frank L. King, Chairman,
announced. - Mr. King further pointed
operating
irans-
authorities
freight forwarding operation
this
freight to all foreign
Consolidated
States,
of
1963
Republic
our
thority
lic
in
revenues
"places
acquisition
gain
on
(after taxes)—
United
forwarding
industry.
"It
312,563
165,828
153,490
taxes
freight
financing was
through The First National City Bank of New York.
few
and
triple the size of the 25-year-old
the
■
addition
1061.,
p.
year.
includes
in
Eskow,
which
Eskow,
6,465
19,253
the
their
Mr.
$34,193
$4,984
—-
9,656
common
per
291,160
"The
tation
income
of
will
and
town
V
W.
arranged
87.8
is-———
income
per
1962
2,300,861
323,561
.____
.
equipment
earnings
t-V.
and
transaction,
$2,390,474
(estimated)
earnings
sale
Quarterly
1963
equipment
end
company has acquired Republic
Carloading & Distributing
Inc., the third largest freight
forwarding concern in the United
States.
Hawaii.
$2,624,422
before
earnings
Net
on
of
at
The
Co.,
increase Yale's
pur¬
chase
196,
expenses—
taxes
Net
respective principal amounts of debentures set forth opposite their
respective names below, all the debentures offered and (2) to
names
that
————————~—-LLiU
—
earnings
latter
Victor
fund
in
expenses.—i.-:—*
126,484,000
sinking
estimate
revenue.
on
-Other
2530.
p.
1961
ap¬
include
and
in
2,886
commit¬
privately
of
enterprises,
"We
Transportation Co.
Non-operating
I.
corporation's
Rosenthal
Mr.
now
publicly-and
growth
income—:
Operating
ratio
Non-operating income
income
non-utiilty
ordinary income and
simultaneously providing equity interests which have capital growth
possibilities,
stated:
Jacobson
Operating
proximated and otherwise at cost), against $31,020,000 at cost.
U. & I.'s Funds are employed with
the purpose of
increasing
still
from
57%,
by
Period Ended March 31—
Operating
past condemnation
increments from concluded
realized
commitments.
$37,800,000
which
net
and
corporation's
special
totaled
of
represented
are
commitments
held
curities
Funds
consist
properties
number
.
Operating
gains
by U. & I. but are credited directly to surplus) amounted
$922,917 in 1962, or 46 cents a share after applicable
taxes,
compared with $2,884,346 or $1.55 a share the year before.
water
in
earnings
Acquisition—
portation
C.
continued
income
and
interest charges
operating
to
U.
L.
Report—
account
of
said.
increased
Retained
of
year.
the
before
$268,833.
Realized
President
earnings
ended
Gerald
charges of $274,470 but after all other expenses and taxes,
utility operating income of $800,879 and operating in¬
from
last
that
year
revenue
told
consisted of
come
4,594
the
gross
report.
Consolidated
ago.
and
officials
Shareholders
to
for
consolidated
Webb
Earnnigs
share
per
reported
has
company
cents
58
.
steel
(Del E.) Webb Corp.—Net Up 31 %—
of
the
1961.
increased
of
Zenith
approximately
is
greater
expected
part
of
to
;he
i
1
V.
54
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(1886)
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Monday, May 6, 1963
Volume
197
Number 6261
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle'
.
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55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Phenix
Excelsior Union High
warrants
Sale
The
—
sold
were
Agee & Leach, at
$110,000
to
Sterne,
price of 99.27,
a
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
2.52%,
1964 to
Feb. 1 from
on
visors, wlil receive sealed bids at
Angles until 9 a.m. (PDST)
May 28 for the purchase of
on
$1,532,000
<
$63,000 2.10s. Due
vig, Clerk of the Board of SuperLos
1966 inclusive.
school
June 1, 1963.
to
1964
and
Feb. 1, 1967
on
1968.
County
Pinal County, Mammoth Sch. Dists.
8
Las
Principal
office,
Treasurer's
Chicago.
or
syndicate
a
headed
&
Co.,
101.11498,
about
at
interest
net
a
3.57%.
Bond
school
Calif.
headed
at
11
(MST)
a.m.
on
May 13 for the purchase of $184,unlimited
000
tax
bonds,
fol¬
as
June
on
$147,000
school
bonds.
1 from
Dated
1966 to
im¬
$1,095,000
to
syndicate
a
interest
Principal
1963.
1,
Treasurer's
at the Coun¬
office.
Gust,
Legality
Rosenfeld
&
Bond Sale—The
offered
Co.,
William
to
E.
and
29
were
Staats
R.
Hutton
F.
&
Co.,
&
as
basis cost of about 3.41%.
3V2S,
at
price
a
of
Phillip
—
Kar-
pain, City Manager, will receive
sealed
until
bids
May
16
for
8
(PDST)
p.m.
the
purchase
1, 1963.
Due
on
Bond
of
callable.
are
est
(J-D)
Treasurer's
office,
First National
City
the
Security
or
Bank, Los Angeles.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
&
Myers.
Eastern
Clerk
(PDST)
R
Water District,
Other
of
Board
receive
until
&
&
syndi¬
E.
Levy, Williams & Stern; Walston
a
May 15, 1963. Due on May
interest
cost
inclusive,
1983
about
1964
Unified
School District,
from
Los Angeles
County,
2.83%,
as
May 1 from
for
(PDST)
a.m.
the
of
purchase
inclusive.
May
on
1977 inclusive.
1983.
400,000 l/10s. Due May 1,
Other members of the
syndicate:
Dated
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; First
Bond Offering—Ruth E. Norton,
County Treasurer's office, or at National Bank of Oregon, PortSecretary of the Board of Direc¬
any of the fiscal agencies of the land; F. S. Smithers^& Co.; A. G.
and interest
will
tors,
Hemet
receive
until
2
sealed
bids
(PDST)
p.m.
at,
May 8 for the purchase of $325,000
improvement
May 15, 1963. Due
1965 to
est
Principal and inter¬
(M-N) payable at the County
Treasurer's
Riverside,
office,
or
Santa
Bond
Jose until 10
6
school
fiscal
any
in
Angeles,
of the
agency
Chicago
or
New
Legality approved
&
or
at
district
York
City.
by O'Melveny
for
Due
the
sealed
on
Los
City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors,
will
Los
at
(PDST)
chase
of
on
from
sealed
until
9
school
at
1, 1963. Due on June
1964
the
pur¬
bonds.
to
1983
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
bids
a.m.
May 28 for the
$206,000
Dated June
1
receive
Angeles
County
office.
National
State
Angeles,
or
sto"'
Ray B. John-
C"y
and
Trust
bonds.
proved
burn &
1,
Principal
1963.
ton,
Hoyt, Wash¬
McCarthy.
Delaware
Bridge
of
v
The
of
for
1,
1963,
State of Delaware
Memorial
Delaware
The
Bonds.
Bridge
bonds
will
Bond
The
bond
call
covers
principal amount
$1,009,000
of 4%
awarded
to
the
April
June
dated
$95,000
1978;
1,
amount
of
3%%
June
2%
school
American
were
Se-'
•
or
County
%
Sale—The
bonds
offered
Bond
$115,000 reve-
May
1
were
bids until
15
Due
"
Sale—The $959,000 bonds
bonds,
bonds,
of
4%
June
sealed
on
Jan.
from
1
"
May
1,
1966
1963.
to
1998
certificates
are
Principal
payable
York
A. Clar¬
—
(EST)
Dated
The
callable.
and
interest
the
Morgan
at
Trust
Company,
New
City. Legality approved by
Freeman,
Orlando
Richardson
Utilities
Bond
Sale
The
headed
by
at
$14,000,000
offered
awarded
were
Watson.
&
Commission, Fla.
—
bonds
revenue
to
30
April
syndicate
a
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
price
a
of
revenue
to
99.005,
redeemed
will
Trust
York
20
Company,
St., New York 15, N. Y.
total
bonds
of
$129,000
previously
of
called
demption have not been
dered for
revenue
for
re¬
surren¬
payment.
DISTRICT
OF
(P.
Housing
O.
net
a
on
May
14
until
for
as
April 1, 1965
1982
Due
to
1986
and
7,450,000
from
Due
3V4S.
inclusive.
April
1,
April
on
I
»
on
1992 inclusive.
Other members of the
B. J. Van Ingen &
Brothers;
I
inclusive.
v
Due
1988 to
April
on
1985
1987.
X
.April
on
1981
2,250,000 3.20s.
syndicate:
Co., Inc.; Leh¬
John
Nuveen
&
Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt
&
Co.; Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
Inc.,
S.
R.
Dickson
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Second Dis¬
trict
Securities
velt & Cross,
Co.,
Inc.;
Roose¬
Inc.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day;
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Bramhall,
Falion &
Co., Inc.; Johnson, Lane,
Space Corp.; Cooley & Co.; Wil¬
liam
&
COLUMBIA
Administration
Washington), D. C.
received
3.25%,
R.
Hough & Co.; Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson; Mullaney, Wells
Co.;
Barrow,
1
the
p.m.
A.
-
(EDST)
purchase
&
&
Leary
Sh'ockey
Co.;
Co.;
Powell, Kistler & Co.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be
to
3.10s.
from
Hutchinson,
Public
on
Due
1967
1,475,000
be
901 Market St., Wilmington,
ware,
3s.
from
bonds,
after June 1, 1963,
about
1966.
2,575,000
man
be
of
cost
$250,000 6s. Due
dated
1, 1960 and due June
or
awarded to
were
.
purchase of $7,000,000
inclusive.
principal
$147,000
and
to
the Connecticut Bank & Trust Co.,
offered April 30
price of
a
receive
a.m.
Jan.
on
Inc.,
will
11
the
for
principal
revenue
revenue
on
New London, Conn.
Water Agency
(P. O. Auburn), Calif.
Bond
;■.»
3%s, at
net interest cost of about
a
O'Neill,
ence
1, 1951 and due June
paid off
a
25
$220,000
Gainesville, Fla.
revenue
bonds, dated June 1, 1948 and due
Pine
Sale—The $235,000
offered
Sale —The
follows:
redemption date.
Chicago. Legality approved
Placer
100.02,
The trustee also announced that
bonds
Control
Pierce, Carrison, Wul-
interest to the
New
Killingworth, Conn.
San
of
as
interest
Delaware, and the Chemical Bank
CONNECTICUT
•
bern, Inc.,
be redeemed at 104% and accrued
San
Com-
Certificate
a
principal
$1,300,000
Revenue
Wilming¬
drawn
June
on
Called
Bonds
has
trustee,
redemption
total
Board
basis
a
certificates offered April 25 were
Guaranty
(State of)
of Delaware
as
State
2.70s,
as
(P. Q. Tallahassee), Fla.
certificates.
Legality ap¬
Attorney General of
Memorial
bonds,
price of 100.06686,
a
Certificate Offering
Dover.
by
2.89%.
revenue
Due
(J-D) payable at the
Bank of the State
of
Farmers
of about
3.37%.
June
Delaware,
were
National
cost of about 2.69%.
at the offices of the Bank of Dela¬
curities Corp.,, as 3s, at a price
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
100.23, a net interest cost of
& Sutcliffe.
about 2.97%.
' //'-S-V"
nue
1983
water
$8,000,000
of
at
1964.
Bonds
—
or
Continental Illinois
Bank
to
and interest
Aurora, Colo.
Trust
or
1964
1, 1978.
Bond Offering
bonds..
Jose,
Association,
Los
York
National
pany,
Dated
dated
Purchase
Diego, the Chase Manhattan Bank,
New
June 1,
amount
County
Savings
Francisco,
from
1
improvement
3,000
COLORADO
the
and
June
29
Florida
a
awarded to
1978,
Bank, Nashville.
at
San
1983
tional
interest
National
to
January 1, 1952 and due June 1,
and
office
1964
inclusive.
v.
$2,500,000
May 1, 1963.
cost
1,500,000
on
of
Principal
America
Due
April
revenue bonds, as 2.90s,
price of 100.10633, a basis
a
Florida
bonds.
from
1
to
The $4,500,000
—
$3,000,000
to
1964
Industrial National Bank of Rhode
San
from 1964 to 1988
payable
school
from
Bank, Newark, Fahnestock & Co.;
May
of
1
Sale
group of banks as follows:
bonds.
1, 1978; $49,000 principal amount
CI?r,k'T N" Jece!ye
seale1d blds "ntlId"'y * for lhe
of
pay¬
Treasurer's
at
on
Dated
May'l
inclusive.
(M-N)
bids
(PDST)
purchase
Bank
Enterprise
Inc.; First of Mich¬
Corporation;
rev¬
were
Housing and Home
offered
awarded
on
incl.
Island, Providence, and Third Na-
Calif.
Jean Pullan,
—
a.m.
bonds.
Treasurer's
Myers.
County,
Offering
receive
will
Francisco
Los
Clara
Becker & Co.,
igan
■
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Bank of America, N.T. & S.A., San
or
Chi¬
Alto Unified School District,
Palo
The bonds
or
'■ •.a','/vYa
cago.
May 15 from
1987 inclusive.
callable.
are
Dated
bonds.
on
(J-D) payable at the
County, in New York City
on
June
amount of The
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; First Western
1, 1963. Due on June 1 from Bank & Trust Co., Los Angeles;
to 1988 inclusive.
Principal R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Paine,
June
improvement
June
—Bank
1
1982 inclusive.
1978 to
Due
1983
530,000 improvement bonds. Due
1
2,000,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
visors, will receive sealed bids at
28
Due
Bond
(J-J)
May
on
1973
2%s.
from 1974 to
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Angeles until 9
Due
1970 to
1,600,000
Calif..
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
May
2V2S.
1,600,000
as
inclusive.
•
•
• -
1968
to
'
on
$9,-
inclusive.
■
Peninsula
bonds.
1964 to
on
400,000 4V4s. Due May 1, 1969.
Verdes
school
Delaware and Reed,
$2,000,000 6s. Due
of
bonds,
inclusive.
follows:
to
of
(EST) on
255,000 improvement bonds. Due
net
$350,000
April 24
Development Commission
bonds
June 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
syndicate headed by
a
awarded to the
at
on
price of 100.011,
tax
1983
County, San Jose,
United California Bank, Los Ana
receive
a.m.
unlimited
on
York, Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Springs, Fla.
The
—
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
the purchase
14 for
2,100,000
the First National City Bank, New
May 14 for the pur-
will
Due
.
bonds offered April 30 were
awarded to
Sale
bonds offered
enue
Offering—Elisha C. Dukes,
June 1 from
& Co., and C. N. White & Co.
way
Bond
Burr,
follows:
berg; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Lawson,
a.m.
$1,250,000 school bonds,
1964
May
F.
Young-
&
&
Altamonte
Day,
(State of)
Secretary,
2,660,000
Co.;
S'tone
Co.;
Bond
State
$4,080,000
of, the
Witter
Dean
Hutton
geles, at
Palos
on
members
Finance Agency.
Florida
Delaware
inclusive.
1988
were
Housing and Home
Finance Agency.
June 1 from
sealed
11
office.
Los
on
Bond Sale—The $8,000,000 high-
Principal and interest (J-D) payable
at
the
County Treasurer's
oW°
1966
Riverside County, Calif.
1984 to
Due
awarded to the
reve¬
26
DELAWARE
California
b e r t L.
o
$1,500,000 school bonds.
Municipal
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
380,000 3V4S.
L.
Wood, Struthers & Winthrop, and
Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.
628,000
Due on June 1 from
Santa Clara
.
the
will
on
of
from
15
330,000 3s.
District,
—
of
Ventura
The bonds
at
Valley until
County, Calif.
Offering
at
chase
Principal and inter¬
payable
or
purchase of $57,-
School
Supervisors,
bids
June 1 from
1965 to 1983 inclusive.
the
for
Hamm,
$95,000 improvement bonds. DatedJune
5
Dated
Avalon, Calif.
Offering
City
York
June 1 from
$1,800,000
offered April
syndicate:
R.
Coffin
Co.,
sealed bids until 11
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
cate:
Ventura
100.96,
Bond
New
Oxnard
jointly,
a
in
200,000 revenue bonds.
$315,000 school
April
at
or
June 1 from
on
&
a
inclusive.
1970
to
on
240,000 2%s. Due
the
at
office,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bernardino, Calif.
awarded
payable
Treasurer's
and
Nevada Irrigation District, Calif.
Valley School District,
San
1964
of the fiscal agencies of the
June
bonds
Principal
be received at Grass
CALIFORNIA
of
Chicago.
&
Divelbess.
Apple
(J-J)
County
any
1972 incl.
and interest payable
by
July
purchase
$145,000 41/4S. Due
bonds
FLORIDA
Anthony
headed by the Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., San Francisco, at
Bond Sale—The
nue
•
Putnam
Clara, Calif.
awarded
were
July 1 from 1965
on
inclusive.
County
June
approved
on
1983
on
July 1 from 1965 to 1972 incl.
the
(PDST)
$650,000 school bonds. Dated July
to
Due
37,000 school bonds. Due
on
for
4
1, 1963. Due
lows:
ty's
Los Angeles until 9 a.m.
2.83%.
Other members of the
Sale—The
3s,
as
University (P. O.
Washington), D. C.
30
syndicate
price of 101.699, a basis cost
a
Tucker,
price of 100,066, a net interest
ton, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at visors, will receive sealed bids at cost of about 3.12%, as follows:
until
April
a
.by Estabrook & Co.,
of about
Co.
Santa
1963.
$1,755,000
bonds; offered
to
$132,435,000 notes. Dated June 11,
The American
Sale —The
awarded
were
Bond Sale —The $500,000 revenue bonds offered April 24 were
awarded to the First California
Bond
a
Shelton, Conn.
of
cost
.
•
price of 100.9554,
a
basis cost of about 2.79%.
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super-
Florence
at
2.90s,
as
of
price
a
provement bonds offered April 30
Virgenes Unified School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Offering—Sydney C. Bar¬
to
Barney
at
or
Los
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Bond
June 1 from
(J-D) payable at the
county in New York
ARIZONA
Dated
of the fiscal agencies of the
any
No.
on
inclusive.
and interest
47,000 2.40s. Due
bonds.
Due
1988
awarded
by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Smith,
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Alabama
Warrant
School Dist.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
City Board of Education,
of
E.
Sattley
Showers
Vick
&
Masten
&
&
Co.;
Co.,
&
Murray,
Fox
H. V.
Nongard,
Co.;
Inc.;
Inc.;
M.
B.
Reusch & Co.,.
&
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1888)
Monday, May 6, 1963
...
i
v
Chisholm & Co.,
Varnedoe,
Inc.;
chase
Inc., and Pot'ts & Shepard.
Treasure
Bond
on
Offering—T. S. Rice, City
$5,000,000
Due
bids
Clerk,
will
receive
until 2
p.m.
sealed
improvement
-
June
on
1
bonds.
from
1965
to
(EST) on May 9 for
the
purchase of $750,000 revenue
bonds. Dated Jan.
bonds
Due
J-J.
Legality
approved
Dated
Cald¬
June
from
1
1965
to
and interest
1,
Legal-
Chicago Transit Authority
Thomas
—
Certificate
cil, will receive sealed bids until
certificates
11
veen
(EST)
purchase
May 15 for the
on
of
$6,000,000
bonds. Dated
The bonds
revenue
May 1, 1963. Due
callable.
are
interest
on
(M-N)
Principal
payable
Bank, Augusta,
or
banking in¬
a
in New York
selected
f'A
24 hours after award and
by
the
City.
Legality
T/M-nrltr
by King & Spalding.
DeKalb
County
Decatur),
of
Finance
the Board
receive
for
of
sealed
the
and
bids
until
purchase
revenue
bonds.
DeKalb
Clerk
of
of
May 21
$5,000,000
'
rector
County School District
Dec.
of
receive
for
Finance
:
Dec.
Junior
Due
1966, incl.
June and
on
and
Due
Due
V
000
(P.
O.
Chicago), III.
certificates
May
Nuveen
Ih'nnf 3.29%, as follows: cos*
'?9oWa nej: ^eres^
Clerk
and
bids
until
purchase
of
June
4
'1967
and
1
1970
and
1,
1, 1968.
Due
on
May
8
$1,075,000
for
the
purchase
1,
June
on
1,
1,964 to
1992
inclusive. The bonds
callable.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
First
Na¬
The $375,000 school
offered
awarded
to
Chicago, at
April
the
a
15
were
Beverly Bank
of
interest cost of
net
about 3.05%.
r
No. 33
Bond
Bond
F.
were
receive
&
sealed
(EDST)
chase
on
of
from
until
2
p.m.
May 16 for the
pur¬
improvement
Dated May
15
bids
bonds.
15, 1963. Due
1966
to
1983
on
bonds
awarded to
DuPage
office
Budget
of
the
Director of
the
in
Honolulu,
Bankers
Trust Company, New York
City,
the
or
Crocker
-
Anglo
National
Bank, San Francisco. Legality
ap¬
proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
Logan.
•
a
$200,000
April
25
87
(P.
bids until 8 p.m.
for
Due
the
on
Dec.
Board
(CDST)
1
from
1964
J-D.
1963.
to
1977
Legality
inclusive. The bonds
Blackfoot), Idaho
Community Unit School District
Brower,
of
n
Chairman
sealed
(MST)
g—George S.
of
the
on
Board
bids
until
3
1,
1963.
1975
re¬
p.m.
May 6 for the purchase
$175,000 hospital bonds.
Jan.
to
i
County Commissioners, will
ceive
of
e r
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
The
callable.. Principal
Dated
1
bonds
,and
1965
are
N.
A.-
Blackfoot.
Legality
proved by Chapman
No. U46 (P. O.
Elgin), III.
Offering—Willard Beebe,
Secretary of the Board of EducaBond
May 27 for the purchase of
ap¬
& Cutler.
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
90
(P.
O.
Bond Offering—Ruth F.
Secretary of the Board of
Hayes,
sealed
on
May 16 for the
$1,726,000
State Bank,
by
approved
school
The
City
bids
May
Clerk,
Dated
A-O.
receive
Commission
Bond
of
Legality
County (P. O.
Offering
Curitis,
ceive
County
sealed
(EST)
Clerk,
Dated
bids
$1,550,00.0
1964
to
M-N.
10
a.m.
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1993
Legality
Letcher
Ladd
Dinkins
net
a
for
the
revenue
Legality
court¬
purchase
Wright,
of
on
approved
May
$308,000
bonds. Dated May 1,
^
awarded
Co.,
at
the
to
a
interest
price
of
cost
Carleton
of
D.
100.026,
about
Beh
1963.
Skaggs,
by
Hays & Fahey.
a
Sale
bonds
be received until 1 p.m..(CST)
on
May 20 for the purchase of $56,000
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
on
Nov. 1 from
1974, inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
Bond
Clerk,
bids
until
don, Sandlom & Belin.
ford,
at
Auditor,
approved
May
on
for
6
3
J.
Olson,
receive
(CDST)
p.m.
the
William
Penn
purchase
of
■'
Offering
College
Business
—
Manager,
sealed bids until 10
(P. O.
Beth
will
a.m.
$334,000
1979
man
9
for
to
receive
bonds. Dated April 1,
April 1 from 1965 to
inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
of
1963.
And-
of
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
cipal and
at
to
offered
a
B. J. Van Ingen &
1:30
of
'.,,E
«)
'
•:. i
j
Due
bonds.
on
(J-D)
June 1;
by
&
Orrington
Bond
Prin¬
payable
Bank &
Boston.
p.m,
purchasel
improvement
interest
proved
Trust
Legality
S t ore y,
ap¬
Thorndike,
Dodge.
'
(P. O. Boston), Maine
Offering—Elmore E. Lea¬
Town
sealed
(EDST)
on
Treasurer,
bids
May
May 1, 1963. Due
$169,000
re¬
11
a.m.!
the
for
8
of
from 1964
will
until
chase
pur¬
school •bonds.
on
May 1
to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
the
Safe
Boston
Company,
Trust
Deposit
Boston,
and
Legality
and
at
or
Banking
Co.,
approved
by
Ropes & Gray.
MARYLAND
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond
Offering—The
revenue
bonds offered
awarded to
&
517,500,000
May 1 werej
syndicate headed by
S'ecuritie
a
Dillon, Union
Co., and Halsey,
Stuart & Co
Inc., at par. a net interest cost
$1,200,000
reve¬
April 26
were
group
./
willre¬
until
the State Street
Eastman
Lexington), Ky.
bonds
V;
Treasurer,
bids
$293,000
Dated
& Cutler.
awarded
'
.'
.
May 7 for the
on
(CST)
University of Kentucky (P. O.
nue
San-
cost
from 1964 to 1983, inclusive.
April 1 from
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
&
receive
purchase
on
V
•,
Dated June 1,1963.
at
bonds.
revenue
1986
will
the
Hattier
interest
Offerin g—Adrien O,
City
Bangor.
7:30 p.m.
1, 1961. Due
(CST) on
1962. Due
2002.
May
on
Clerk,
•(,}.
1
im-(
$175,000
.
sealed
Trust
until
to
•.
(EDST)
a g g s,
Slobe,
000
on
City
rus,
•._■
•
MAINE
on
Murray, Ky.
A-O.
Interest J-D. Legality approved
revenue
S k
Offering—Stanford
sealed bids
The
—
•
Eastern
Oct.
Oskaloosa), Iowa
Bond
(EST)
by
as,
about
.
Dated
sealed
bonds. Dated Apr. 1,
Legality
Bond
E.
will
until
receive
p.m.
of
about 3.53%.
ceive
Hays & Fahey.
Iowa
bids
7:30
;; • h *
.
net
a
thers,
May 9 for the purchase of $160,000
Henry County (P. O. Mt. Pleasant),
—
will
jointly,
cost
Platte, La.
awarded
were
were
Offering —M. R. Snyder,
City
revenue
Offering
25
Milton, Ky.
1964 to
gality approved by Herrick, Lang-
Bond
April
awarded to the First U. S. Corp.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Due
$321,000 school
offered
Co,,
provement bonds offered April 30
Palmer
Calhoun),
O.
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The
Hawarden, Iowa
Bond
(P.
$450,(
-V
Ville
Company,
County
net
2.67%.
May 17 for the purchase of $300,-
by
McLean
&
interest
:
ceive
(EST)
a.m.
The
-r-
awarded to Kohlmeyer & Co. and
Anctil,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Iowa
Sale
offered April 25 were
Lewiston, Maine
County (P. O.
10
[
>
-
by
approved
Whitesburg), Ky.
until
1963.
Orleans, La.
Certificate
certificates
Interest
Bond Offering—Charlie
bids
1,
re¬
bonds. Dated
revenue
May 1, 1963. Due
building
Duef
public
June
New
Bond
will
until
a.m|
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
R.
May 9 for the purchase
on
11
June 4 for the purchase
on
$15,000,000
'c.
Theodore
—
until
2.97%.
Cynthiana), Ky.
Bond
bids
Sealed
—
received
3s,
Indianapolis
to
(P. O. Baton Rouge)1
Offering
be
bonds.
Dated
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Harrison
Interesl
1963.
Louisiana
of
May L from
inclusive.
1989
15,
(EST)
purchase
on
June
Louisiana State Bond and Builcfini
(EST)
V
bonds.
revenue
follows;
as
1,. J-D.
will
will
the
bonds,
1965
Stinson,
1:30 p.m.
for
tax
bonds.
Mason Arm¬
—
until
14
to
$75,000 bonds
the
—
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1979 inclusive.
-
unlimited
Bond
bonds. Dated May 1,1963. Due on
Charles & Trauernicht.
Offering
orf
(CST)
p.m.
sewer
April
by
7:30
.60,000
Interest
approved
May 1, 1963. Due
pay-
IOWA
Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
of
inclusive.
Bond
strong,
of
$84,000 bonds.
Pontiac), III.
(CDST)
2002
Buller,
will receive sealed
Clerk,
until
1
Dean
—
May
from
1
Offering
May 9 for the purchase of $120,00(|
$379,000
Dated
April
on
j
■
bonds.
Georgetown, Ky.
Bond & Share Corp.
County
County Township High
School District No.
purchase
Chicago Park District, III.
Bond Offering—William F. Col¬
lins, Director of Finance, will re¬
Legality
sold
were
sealed
8 p.m.
ILLINOIS
$2,-
400,000 school bonds.
Livingston
callable,
are
a^ie ai the Twin City
tion, will receive sealed bids until
interest
payable at the First Security Bank
$250,000
principal and interest (J-J)
1963.
Kane, Cook and Du Page Counties
O f f
bonds.
'
sewer
on
of
Leary
net interest cost of
a
$60,000
KENTUCKY
May
bonds. Dated May 1, 1963.
May
on
Bingham County (P. O.
Bond
(CST)
p.m.
23
April
Barrow,
sealed
receive
purchase
Due
july 1 from 1965 to 1983
$2,900,000
Dated June 1,
Interest
of
sealed
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
IDAHO
of
purchase
City.
L.
house bonds offered April 26 were
receive
purchase of
bonds.
inclusive.
the
2
the
revenue
sealed
on
Bond Sale—The $417,000
O.
Glen Ellyn), III.
will
until
1964
Sloan,
j}ue
on
Jerome
—
will
Town
bids
'
I
,
Lecompte, La.
Bond
Offering
for
7
Secretary of
school
receive
at
'
offered
to
>
O.
(P.
$290,000 rec¬
3.46%.
Se¬
Corp.
$490,000
Building Corp.
Guthrie County (P. O. Guthrie),
Bond Offering—Freda S. Lund-
15
the
County Township High
Education,
20
on
Barcus, Kindred
School District No.
berg,
bids
Due
approved
(EST)
p.m.
net interest cost
'
Principal and interest payable at
for
will
2
Co.,
about
Valparaiso, Ind.
of about 2.83%.
r
the
offered
Co., Inc., at
May
inclusive.
until
Bond Sale
Offering —The
school
Ing, Director of the Budget, will
Corporation,
Columbian
&
bonds
awarded
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Illinois
T.
Legality
Bond Offering—Robert V.
(P. O. West Chicago),
HAWAII
(State of)
Offering—Andrew
1963.
Sale —The
reational
Timm,
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
DuPage County School District
Hawaii
1,
Mississinewa School
bids
were
(CST) on May 15
May
J-J.
26
District
Cameron), La.
were
school
$53,000
Hackberry
Parish,
Recreation
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell.
July 1 from 1964 to 1993, incl.
0n
Gas
tional Bank, Atlanta.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gambrell & Mobley.
Dated
Dated
Regents
April
the
Trustees,
to
revenue
Bond Sale
bonds
to
purchase of $425,000 police
Forest), III.
,
Dated
Aug. 1 from
on
revenue
Bond Offering—Walter A.
p„;.
LOUISIANA
Bond
Sale—The
Legality
14
_
bonds.
revenue
1963. Due
(F-A)
County, Rich Township High
Park
$3,500,000
May 1 fro
on
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
approved
Board of
offered
awarded
Secretary of the School Building
.
.
School District No. 227 (P. O.
of
June 1,
are
Cook
bids
until May 20 for
Michigan City, Ind.
untn 2
callable.
Chandler, Chairman of the Board
(P. O. Gas City), Ind.
Due
Bond
bonds
of
Sealed
fronji
May 1
on
j
•
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
on
Kansas
Building
—
Due
585,000 3.40s. Due
1973 incl.
(P. O. Topeka), Kansas
1962.
for the
on
Sterling College (P. O. Sterling),
INDIANA
1971.
S^s.
^
curities
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
Dec.
on
1972 and 1973.
(EST)
noon
the purchase of
Interest
,
ceive sealed bids until
Offering
Due
Due
Due June 1, 1969.
1,500,000-3.20s.
1,125,000
Public
will be received
200,000 3V4s.
■
Commission, III.
bonds.
June
on
Due Dec.
750,000 3.10s.
College bonds.
Milledgeville, Ga.
Bond Offering—Sybil J. Wilson,
City Clerk and Treasurer, will re¬
Springfield
fronji
May 1
on
.
Legality
Kansas State
.
Bond
bi/s
.
1968.
375,000 3s.
Due
$«/■>!neivo
bonds.
B
3s. Due
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
17
bonds. Due
are
,
1962.
City Controller, will receive sealed
Dec.
on
Due
bonds.
&
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
1,125,000 2.90s.
of
$2,500,000
Due
A
follows:
as
1966 to 2003 inclusive.
1
Co., and A. C. Allyn & Co., joint-
3%s.
on
$7,500,-
offered
awarded to John
were
sealed
(CDST)
bonds.
Sale—Tne
bonds
1,
April 1, 1963.
and
210,000
by Dean & Dean.
oooq
from
Bond
Transit Authority
The
of the Board
receive
fronji
to 1970 inclusive.
1965
Cameeron
from 1966 to 2003 inclusive.
Dated
May
bonds.
revenue
Oct.
bonds,
series
of
$1,170,000
.
1965 to
g—Melvin C.
a.m.
series
1 from
price of 98.504;>
3.38%
a
follows:
as
Bickford,
of
Inc., at
$205,000 2V4s. Due on May 1
Board
on
follows:
revenue
Co.,
net interest cost of about
Oct. 1 from 1973 to 2002 incl.
University
n
•
fmim
l
June
on
-
revenue
5,250,000
June and
on
J
9:30
$5 25o,ooO
^
,
until
500,000
.
June
on
Oct.
May 14 for the purchase of $10,-
Dec. 1, 1972 and 1973.
Certificate
i
e r
purchase
1,020,000
will
Trustees,
'
1, 1970 and 1971.
Chicago
O f f
Regents
State
(CST)
a.m.
as
the
to
the
of
the
bonds,
•
Illinois
Lockard, Secretary
0£
bids
Dec. 1, 1968.
1,500,000 3.20s.
-
Commissioners, will
sealed
the
Due
1,125,000 3y4s.
;
for
10
Finance
Home
of
Offering-^-Max
$150,000
awarded
were
and
Bond
.
Due on June and
1, 1969.
$2,625,000
Offering—J. C. Allen, Di¬
the Board of
•
&
about
(P. O. Decatur), Ga.
Bond
Aitfn*
follows:
750,000 3.10s.
Allen, pi-
Commissioners, will
Allyn
from 1963 to
1
375,000 3s.
:
Bond Offering—J. C.
o
C.
$1,270,000
Board
Regents, will receive sealed bids
until
Indianapolis Bond (and
Corp., and Herbert J. Simfe
Co.,
a
Topeka), Kansas
O.
Secretary
(P. O. Carbondale), III.
$7,500,000
Dec. 1, 1967 and 1968.
Georgia
rector
26
State
(P.
O.
A
+AM
hn
as
1,125,000 2 90s.
%
O.
(P.
Dec.
approval
approved
,
Co., ancTA.
Co., jointly,
City to be
by the purchaser within
&
$2,625,000 3%s.
at
the Citizens & Southern National
stitution
April
sold to John Nu-
were
~
„
May 1 from 1965 to 1993 inclusive.
and
Sale —The
Bond
special ^assessment bonds offered
Southern
Sale—The
Calhoun
Counties), III.
Chicago), III.
D.
Beckum, Clerk of the City Coun¬
a.m.
(P.
Kansas
home
Bond
Pike, Adams and
O.
&
&
KANSA5
;f
Agency.
Offering
county
$750,000
Housing
ler,
Augusta, Ga.
&
«
Share
a.m.
May 14 for the pur¬
on
of
9:30
Sny Island Levee Drainage District
(J-D) payable at the
'
Bond
(CDST)
Principal
1963.
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
GEORGIA
until
received
(P.
District Treasurer's office.
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
Chapman
by
approved
Cutler.
bonds.
1983, inclusive.
Interest
by
June
on
gality
Island), III.
bonds.
'improvement
1,000,000
1, 1963. Due on
callable.
are
be
chase
1983 inclusive.
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1993 inclusive.
The
Rock
County (P. O.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds, as follows:
Island, Fla.
Island
Rock
May 14 for the pur¬
of $6,000,000 unlimited tax
(CDST)
composed
of
Co., Inc., Rand
about
2.91%,;
$800,000
1964
5s.
to
Due
1967
2,200,000 2V2S.
o
follows:
as
on
May 1' from
inclusive.
Due May 1, 1968
Number 6261
197
Volume
&
Due May 1, 1970.
200,000 2%s.
Due May 1,1971.
400,000 2.60s.
Due on May 1, 1972
National
State
Laidlaw
Co.,
Newark,
&
•
if
mii
1975.
;
•
the
DTr
r<
"
r
syndi-
V
.
of
members
Weld & Co.; Salomon
?
ford &
Co.;
&
C. Brad¬
J.
aj9
1963
Due
:t
the National Shaw-
^
Adrian
Rush
line.; Dick & Merle-Smith; HayIra
Co.;
&
Haupt
awarded
&
Fahnestock
Co.;
&
James
A.
&
Andrews
Co.,
Richards & Co.; Robert K.
Wallace &
,
awarded
ICo.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.
& Co.;
„
Bond
[Simmons; Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
[Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.;
[Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.;
Jr. James Foster & Co., Inc.;
&',Co
IBlair
&
Stiver
Co.;
of
Bond
7:30
Boston, Mass.
p.
on
.
,
Home Finance
May 1, 1963. Due oh Oct.
—
F.
^
ment
i
11
(EDST)"- f°r the purchase of $950,000 school
a.m.
May 6. for the purchase of bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963, Due
[$100,000 notes. Dated May 15, on July 1 from 1965 to 1991, incl.
1963. Due on May 15 from 1964 to The bonds are callable.
Interest
|l973 inclusive. Principal and in- ■ J-J. Legality approved by DickIterest
payable at the New
(J-d)
Merchants
National
inson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
Luce
Copnty (P. O. Newberry),
lank, Boston.
will
Bond
Frederick
B.
ebrasky, City Ti
ebrasky,
Treasurer, will
re-
Note
Offering
sealed
:eive
ceive
(EDST)
until
bids
11
a.m.
May 8 for the purchase
on
Offering—W. R. Thorson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11
(EST)
a.m.
for the purchase
pitai
and
Due Nov. 15, 1963.
interest
payable
Principal
at
the
Na-
Oct.
|ti°n Shawmut Bank, Boston. Le-
gality approved by Ropes & Gray,
on April 1 from
inclusive. The bonds
Interest
A-O.
May 8
on
of $350,000 hos-
Dated
bonds.
pf $1,000,000 notes. Dated May 8, Due
1963.
Bond
1,
Bond
(P.
O.
Boston),
Offering
Joseph
°***
in9
re¬
ceive
3-
sealed
l(EDST)
of
bonds,
as
*oon nnn
follows:
1
the
pur-
tax
'
;
ta
County
will
Treasurer,
1
f
1 from
1964
May
,1 InClUS'Ve'
f 1 n?iU- lr ^3y
to 1971 inclusive.
Rosebud
1,
1963.
office
and
;
„,
,
school
on
April
v,^
29
were
Jaffray & Hop-
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
riiider, Secretary of the Board of
Bond Offering—Charles A.
Geil,
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
Dated
June
June
1,
1963.
Due
1 from 1970 to
1993, incl.
canable.
Principal
The bonds
are
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office of Scotts
/
Note
xt
'
7'
,
i
?ost°n)> Mass■
Offering—Sealed bids will
[be received until
|May 9 for
|000
Education, will receive sealed bids
""
*
.
,
Housing Authorities
Bluff
by Lane, Baird, Pedersen & Hagart.
'
noon
uuiu
iiuuii
(EST)
"
the
of
purchase
on
un
May
iviay
$100,000
Dated May 1, 1963.
14
j.*±
for
iui
Nevada (State
MINNESOTA
Methuen, Mass.
various
April,
—
The
By Governor
bonds,
purpose
25
were
Bond
$1,800,000
awarded
group composed of
offered
to
a
Glore, Forgan
Sale
—
The
$280,000
im-
awarded
to
Piper,
for
—
of)
Industry
location
were
near.
among
Cited
The State's Free
strategic
a
Hoboken, N. J.
Bond
chain
store,
May 1,
transfer
docu-
1965
C.
Offering—Arthur
to
school
1963.
Ma-
on
May 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
2002,
Dated
bonds.
Due
and interest
interest
in
However,
(M-N) payable at the
approved
Sullivan,
by
Donovan,
even
second
Monmouth County (P. O.
Freehold), N. J.
tax
is
2%
a
state
receive sealed bids until- 11
a.m.
Here, again, industrial-
Trimble & Mitchell.
tax.
fit^the ^tate^regulaTlv maintains
hfr
O
location.
is
the
Bo,,d 0ffering
to
most
ad-
lies
Nevada
heavily
popu-
chosen
sealed
on-
And
businesses
,antee
can
Freeholders,
p«nts
tQ
-n
Californi|
other
all
of about 3.54%.
200 New York business and
for
the
15
May
reach the
new
mar¬
fast-growing
western
will
purchase of
unlimited tax bonds, as
T
^
$880 000 bonds
1964 to
from
.
receive
(EDST)
a m
Due on June 1
,n"Q
inclusive.
to
1974,
inclusive.
1,
1963.
Principal
1978,
from
196,5
June
Dated
Due on June 1
the
and/"If fst
For we are the actual First
National Bank of Passaic
''^ ^aV^^^T^ik!Tk County, Paterson, of such other
J?f $
PQtPrn ntafPc
C
bank or Trust company in New
of the western states.
york CUy LegalUy approved by
Backing this advantage of10" Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
cation are the state's excellent
transportation facilities.
Three Ringwood School District, N. J.
railroads cross the state, linking
Bend Sale—The $230,000 school,
us to all markets. Numerous truck- bonds
offered April 25 were
*n§ firms route freight west, east, awarded to Boland, Saffin, Gordon
"
""
'L"J " "
north and south over uncongested, & Sautter, as " A~U 100.144, a basis
3.45s,
high-speed highways. And seven cost of about 3.43%.
markets.
_
major airlines serve our communi-
NEW
"In short- from Nevada your
products reach consumers in a
hurry. No other state can offer
m°st important advantage.
Carlsbad,
New
Bond
Clerk
MEXICO
Municipal
School Dist.,
Mexico
Offering—H. A.
of the
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Manchester, N. H.
McAdoo,
Board of Education,
sealed
bids
will
,
1
able to industry cited by Governor
Grant Sawyer in addressing some
n
50,000 park bonds.
Nevada, also, industrial¬
quickly
until
bids
based in Nevada
overnight deli
BasiI E' Mc"
"
of the Board of
Michael, Clerk
lated state in the union accord- 5930,000
tb °.ur California neighbors. follows.
West Coast markets-
Jaffray
Paterson),
Passaic Counfy (p-
surv
the advantages avail-
& Hopwood, at a net interest cost
were
price of 100.0223,
a
^ Co., Lebenthal & Co., and the
Camden Trust Co.
ties.
Port Law, low taxes and
provement bonds offered April 24
-
NEVADA
Advantages
Alden, Minn.
Sale
•••••
!964.
the purchase of $22,713,-
approved
Legality
notes.
notes.
Bond
County.
Due May 1,
noon (EDST) on
3.55s, at
basis cost of about 3.54%.
Other members of the syndicate:
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
Stroud & Co., Inc., J. B. Hanauer
kets of the Pacific Northwest and
Gering School District, Neb.
until
L
Massachusetts
this
ists
NEBRASKA
on
Note Offering—William T. Par-
[dike, Palmer & Dodge.
-i
a
j
offered
bonds.
Fiver Rouge School District, Mich.
Bank.
Sale-The $100,000
Bond
are
Principal
payable
"The
vantage
interest 8
at
(M-N)
Shawmut
tft
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (MST) on May 8 for the
Payable at the County Treasurer's purchase of $1,149,000 school
Principal
were
T t"*fulVdll,o ^»OVl
property.
County School District
receive
Le-
interest
the National
1Qfi4
(P. O. Forsyth), Mont.
^aled bids until 2 pm. (EST) on
caIlable-
None
sound
from 1964 to finances
tinances^are major industrial
sound.
"Another
incluslve-
awarded to P.per,
^ notes. the P"rohase of $350,6 for Dated May 1, 1963.
n/r
bonds. Dated
frnm
-
lpfi9
Offering—Paul Vitek, Jr.,
a.m.
chairs
market
stock,
w7;
wood.
W1QR4 fn fo77U? ^ -ay Due May 1» 1964- The bonds
nnnTwft
and
•
-
a
u
™
Dated
for
11
unlimited
$355,000
if"
'
May, 7
on
chase
until
bids
woods
makes
and
industrial
of
"From
Note
world market.
a
stock,
next
,
Muskegon), Mich.
30
syndicate headed by
a
p.m.
MONTANA
Legality approved
;
com-
are
'
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock and
W.
—
3:00
callable,
Muskegon County (P. O.
[Goguen, City Treasurer, will
bids
Sealed
until
of $4,905,000 revenue
1962.
stone.
$1,400,000
(EDST) on May 15
ists get a break. Much of Nevada's chase of $1,333,000
state
government
expenses
are bonds.
Dated June
financed by our sales tax.
For- on June 1 from 1964
w
Mass.
awarded to
recording.
or
sales tax.
(CST) 011 May 24 for the purchase
1963 to 1980
are
The
Nevada- -We ^ a tax 011 Per~ Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane.
gonaj
April 1 from
—
received
be
bonds
Gardner
Offering
Michigan
Fall River, Mass.
—
1 ^ ?™P6r!yactual dollar value.at but T|Bond Offering-Merrill N
istasfefed by law
35% of
Thompson, County Treasurer, will
inclusive.
on
Sale
school bonds offered April
for the pur25,00.0 3y4s. Due on April 1 from
improvement
1979 to 1983 inclusive.
1, 1963. Due
to 1988, incl.
Northwest Missouri State College
tunately - for industry, the
18 V2 Principal and interest payable at
Board of Regents (P. O.
million tourists who annually visit the County Treasurer's office. LeMaryville), Mo. •
our
state pay a major share of gality approved by Caldwell,
[on
|England
(P. O. Blackwood), N. J.
,
invent0ry tax in Nevada.
capital
taxes
xi--
1978 inclusive.
to
&
price of
a
basis cost of about 2.69%.
a
Bond
oof
1973
at
NEW JERSEY
11
1^erest C0St °f about thig ig ximited to $5 On each $100
3.18%, as follows.
0£ assessed value. And in Nevada,
o
were
"In fact, there are but two state city Treasurer's office. Legality
im-
-V,
:
Notfokering-ArthurA/zer: ■'of EducatTon'wiil receive ^aled ?22'°°°4®n °u7®
Note Offering—Arthur A. Zer- of Education, will receive sealed
1964 to 1972
[vas, Town Treasurer, will receive bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 15 23,000 3s. Due
until
an
admissions,
§70 000
18
Hannahs
2.70s,
as
itance, g'ift^ estate,^ special intan- §4,315,000
MISSOURI
Sale —The
April
Lyons,
*n Nevada you do not pay the fob lone, City Clerk, will receive
lowing taxes: franchise, personal seaied bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
jncome> corporate income, inher- 0n May 15 for the purchase of
$50,000 sewer
-
District, N. H.
Gloucester Township School Dist,
«We offer other tax advantages.
sold to the First Na-
I
sealed bids
payg
Commerce Trust C ., Kansas L
Kansas Citv
l ust Co
y,
Chanter, Secretary of the Board
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
and
One
unfinished
c'oast
for the Wegt
provement bonds were sold to the
Howard
are:
Hamilton, Mo.
.
Offering
Bond
Nevada
port.
south
the
gible,
Bond
Inc.,
100.02,
nf
of
cost
cost
reach all west-
lotions for
from
were
tional Bank, Memphis.
....
Lee,
to
national
many
ships in chemicals and makes
ships
Miss
Sale —The
were
free
Another
Due
Paddock & Stone.
■
liberal
pany
Housing
Prentiss,
Bond
awarded
as
Agency.
school
1963.
Holly Area School District
(P. O. Holly), Mich.
|18, 1963.
the
to
awarded,
offered
bonds
in-
a
Sale—The $160,000 school
Bond
it
hasis
basis
a
School
Winchester
na-
an
100.46.
100.46,
^.Qthe/Trms are'"processing' BolandTsaffinTGordon &"sautter.
on
$1,300,000 rev-
of $1,600,000
1,
port
the
Smith - Corona, Eljer Plumbing,
will
(CST)
bonds offered April 30
June 1 from 1964 to 1992,'incl.
field,
The
Sale
Bond
bonds
May
N. H.
2.94%.
General Electric, Monarch Rubber
Campbell
r,_Urtll Soup, • Pitney Bowes,
c_
suntan
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Boston.
{Burlington
now
our
28 for
Dated
of
of
about
.
,
May
on
in
benefits
markets' from
ern
Long Beach, Miss.
Educa"-
Board of
(EST)
purchase
[New York, and National ShawDated
firms which
of
MISSISSIPPI
a
Inkster), Mich.
O.
m.
bonds.
$5,000,000 notes
[offered April 26 were City Bank,
awarded to
hhe First National
Bank,
at
tion, will receive sealed bids until
,
.
Offering—Alvin R. Lemke,
SeCr7tary"o7th°e
the
[mut
jointly,
Saginaw,
(P.
Allan
,
purchase
the
Kenower, MacArthur
Cherry Hill School District
MASSACHUSETTS
Note Sale—The
the
of
bonds;
sewer
,
enue
downing & Co.
.
to
other
Among
"Some
May 13 for the purchase o£ $395,-
net interest cost of about 2.96%.
Baumgartner,
and
for
28
& <7°'' ?nd ^ Second Rational
Blunt Ellis &
Bank
|Saunders,
sewer
liberal
permits assembly, processing, and
p.m.^(CDST)
be received until 7 pun.
$49 000
mogt
•
Bond Offering-Sealed bids
■
„
en-
constitutional free
a
the
tion.
bonds offered April 25 were 000 school bonds.
Co.; R. H. Moulton &
McDonald
Sale-The
,
law
vada without payment of
Offering—Sealed bids will ventory tax.
Anthony, Minn.
be received until 8
Bridgeport), Mich.
Inc.;
Bond
[Field,
were
Allison-Williams
has
Nevada
storage of in-transit goods in NeSt.
Bridgeport Township (P. O.
[White & Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
contrast;
^
Stewartvdle Indep. Minn. District
School
No. 534,
D.
R.
the
nrice
price
£
'By
Due Sept. 1,
Dated May 10, 1963.
(Inc.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Baxter & 1963. The bonds are callable.
ICo.;
££„
net interest cost of about
a
Roberts,
tion, will receive sealed bids un-
Co.; King, Quirk & Co.,
nual tax on inventory.
...
offered April 25
to
ICo.; F. w. Craigie & Co.; Francis til 3 p.m. (ES'T) on May 6 for 0n May
|I. du Pont & Co.; Gregory & Sons; the purchase of $230,000 notes. $815,000
Rand
„.l
City, Minn.
3.21%.
Mich.
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
&
Cooperative
Sale—The $790,000 school
Bond - Sale^--Pbe $96,000 build- acted
.
mg b°hds
Co., at
District,
Offering—Louis
Note
|& Burr; Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
School
River,
School District,
One of these; is the Nevada
Bond
tax structure-the most liberal in bonds offered '* April 24 were
Co*' at a net interest cost of about the United States For instance, awarded to the Hartford National
2'91%'"
firms m most states W an an- Bank & Trust Co., as 3s, at a
Cb.; W7 E. Hutton & Co.'
Stone
Oyster
bonds offered May 1
were awarded to E. J. Prescott &
MICHIGAN
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Coffin
den,
National Bank of Boston. Legality
drainage
ftOO
t
Co.; F. S. Smithers &
Weeden
Of «fil
mut
BoStOii. L^alit'y ap£r°ved by^Storey, Thorndike
-Palmer & podge. : .
Weeks; Reynolds & Co.; Shearson,
Co.;
^
est D™ble
Hallgarten;& Co.; Lee
IHigginson Corp.;' Hornblower &
Hammill &
in-
penalize
already in Nevada. In- approved by Ropes & Gray.
we offer sound, long-range
stead,
1963" Principal and inter-
7
Nov
Hutzler;
nurrhaV
q for the
Mav
f'
&
Brothers
'give-aways' would
Meeker County (P. O. Litchfield), dustries
'
ss zsr&trsssfi %
11,400,000 2.90s...Due on May 1,
'1977 and 1978
iy"d'mAa
abou^ 2.71%.
m
j
Offering—MarkT'Castro
Note
Due May 1, 1976.
700,000 2.80s.
Other
and
Due on May 1, 1974
900,000 2%s.
and
Bank,
Co.,
.
1973.
and
57
Brooten, Minn.
trial leaders on May 1. In his ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Bond Sale —The $40,000 im- talk, the Governor said in part, as (EDST) on Mayy7 for the purchase
Cooley & Co., as 3s, at a price provement bonds offered April 25 follows:
; .
of $1,000,000 mites. Dated May 8,
0f 100.846, a basis cost of about were awarded to Piper, Jaffray
«We ,do not
offer give-away 1963- Due Dec. 27, 1963. Principal
2.90%.
& Hopwood, at a net interest cost programs to industry.
We
feel and interest payable at the First
Due May 1, 1969.
700,000 5s.
200,000 2.40s.
(1889)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
.
.
receive
a.m.
until 10
(MST) on June 3 for
chase
of
the pur¬
$1,250,000 school bonds.
Offering—James P. Dated June 1, 1963. Due on June
indus-. Bourne, City Treasurer, will re- from 1964 to 1973, inclusive.
s
Bond
t
School District
Bio Arriba County
25
were
at
awarded to Boettcher & Co.,
about 2.88%.
cost of
interest
net
a
1964
from
1
to
Newark
able
Treasurer s of-
the State
at
........
Santa Fe,
•
n/r
Mexico,
Bank of New
or
t
Albuquerque•
approved
;
madge
& TallKptml
.o,
Kegel &
Tallmadge
by
w
Y
r
;
rp;
Standley,
and
Campos.
(EDST)
V
>
-
chase
posed of the Marine Trust Com-
of Western New York, Buf-
{
&
i
A
r
*?'' ^CM+
Cross, Inc., Manufacturers and
Traders
Trust
Co.,
R\D*
100.46,
price
of
about
and
Buffalo,
™
offered May
to
a
group
posed of the Marine
of
TYifrphnQA
the
$1,140,000 im-
bonds
awarded
pany
2
com-
ing
bonds.
Due
on
and
Traders
cost of
Trust
basis
a
about 2.97%.
-
York
Sale—The
offered
April 30
Marine
the
Western
R.
of
awarded to
Company
of
&
Co.,
2%s, at
as
basis
a
Sale
The
—
offered
awarded to the First Boston
and
White, Weld
3s, at
as
bU,UUU oS.
District
No.
1
(P.
Sale
school
The
bonds
Haupt
price of
&
Co.,
$2,448,000
April
30
duPont
at
the
-
igan
Sale
Corporation;
syndi&
Co
The
1965
1,
Clerk,
net interest
a
from
1
Okla.
N.
R. T. Lutrell,
—
receive
lctcivc
Sims
Co.,
&
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Y.,
District
No.
May 1, 1973
on
1974.
May 1 from
on
10
Co.,
a
awarded
to
2.40s, at
R.
D.
White
&
»
price of 100.035,
basis cost of about 2.38%
/0as
Kean,
Tilney
Hartwick College (P. O.
New
&
1977 inclusive.
j-
»
i-
e
Bond
-mu
Sale
As
u
MAimn
Offering—W.
The
$60,000 school
City,
&
Trust
at
Puerto
until
11
the
for
J.
awarded
to,
the
chase
Housing
on
E"®'
NaHonM" Chv
™
Rank
the
for
6
off
and
!fw'L
^
on
bonds
purchase
callable.
are
Legality
0f 1962,
of
system
For
Alfred F.
Derouchie, Village Treasurer, will
Tru<?t
nf
«1
1
from
1964
to
1993
Trust
ifv
&
at
the
Massena
'
&
Company, Massena. Legalj
nnnrn
Dikp
Ve
c
^
n
April
25
Buffalo
^
as
a
John
and
3.30s, at
basis
cost
J.
were
awarded to Walston & Co.,
Inc-'
at
> i
interest
net
a
of
cost
Bond
bonds
S
awarded to
"■
1
a
a
e
—
The
April
Easton Suburban Water
$7,800,000
Bond Sale
bonds
—
The
June
$345,000
sold
were
to
rev-
Shaugh-
of
OHIO
from
1
1964
revenue
1963. Due
to
are
cipal and interest
Ohio
1978
on
inclu-
callable. Prin(J-D)
$850,000 school
as
2.60s, at
a
23
were
(P.
Legality
Company.
by
Munson.
••
cuuc
awarded to
Bond
&
&
ahd
inc.?
Corp.,
Luzerne
County),
The
Sale
Authority
about
3.17%,
College (P. O.
Sale—The $1,500,000
bonds offered
April 20
Housing
will
William
—
L.
Township
Secretary,
sealed
until
receive
bids
8
were
Space
cost
of
follows:
1965'to 1968 inclusive.
210,000 31/4S.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
1969 to
185,000 3.20s.
to
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1981
125,000 S^s.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1984 inclusive.
Florence County
-
(P. O. Florence),
South Carolina
Bond Offering—J. Bennie Mc-
Cutcheon, Chairman of the Governing Board, will receive sealed
bids until
noon
for
purchase
the
(EST)
May 7
on
of
$600,000
county road bonds. Dated June 1,
p.m.
(EDST)
on
May
7
for
the
1963.
Due
on
June 1 from 1964 to
1972 inclusive. Principal
and in-
a bank or
to ' be
mutually
bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due on trust
company
May 1 from 1964 to 1968 inclusive,
agreed
Principal
ChiUicothe, Ohio
to
interest
rev¬
Finance Agency
awarded
Lane,
and"Home Purchase of $250,000 recreation terest (J-D) payable at
Bond Sale—The $510,000
of bonds offered April 24
price of
Offering
Crawford,
Berea), Ohio
Bond
Bond
as
e-.sk
Smith
o.
&
Fenner
net
a
1982 to
revenue bonds were ■ sold to a
syndicate (leaded by Ira Haupt &
cott & Co., and American Fletcher p
,
L intprp„f pn_t nf nhrillt
National Bank & Trust Co., In- 370^
dianapolis, as 3Vss, at a price of
101.02, a basis cost of about 3.01%. Shaler Twp. (P. O. Glenshaw), Pa.
composed of
$80,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
Pa.
$2,440,000
group
Johnson,
at
1977
Sch.
a
t,.Pierce,
T
Lynch,
ap¬
Elliott
Townsend,
rev-
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Merrill
'
Township
O.
Bank
$600,000
bonds offered April 16 were
uuuua uncicu n^i n iu vvcic
enue
payable
National
Easton
Lehman
April
syndicate headed by
Galloway New Chase Manhattan Bank
the
York,
the
proved
Avon Lake Local School District,
Baldwin-Wallace
Feb.
Aiken, S. C.
Sale—The
Bond
$1,350,000
sive. The bonds
at
Bond Sale—The
ended
of the Authority
SOUTH CAROLINA
Pennsylvania
bonds. Dated June 1,
& Co., Inc.
were
—.—
power
Authority.
Authority,
(CST1
a m
(P. O. Bismarck), N. D.
awarded to the
25
electric
Bank for Puerto Rico is fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Water
PENNSYLVANIA
University of North Dakota
enue
offered
the Authority,
months
12
revenues
Resources
3.37%.
purchase
a
of
Syracuse, N. Y.
.
ac-
i
t
about 3.21%.
inclusive.
Banking
l°7
price of 100-40,
Principa1 and ihterest (J-D) payable
Rnffain
DeGolyer & Co.,
.
on
Cn
lrust
^7..
jIdsti nnleMabiiS, rUL2 P'mJ
rnrnl
tP1.r"
bhas*\
Dated °Tf $1'370,'9?9 ^ater bondsJune 1, 1963. Due
June
offered
12%,
ag??St $»'''
036,089 the preceding 12 months,
on
enue
the
28, 1963,
ayarded t0 a groubrcomposed of
Y.
Sale—The $120,000 water
bonds
increase of
an
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Ex-
J-D.
Shuler,
by
& Ranki"'
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bo d
v
were awarded to Roosevelt &
Cross, Manufacturers and Traders
a74!
tm,6 1 1
•n^
.
com^
^
R.fj
Bontl Salc—The $320,000 con- an increase of 11.7%.
f struction bonds offered April 26
The Government Development
Fargo School District-, No. Dak.
recei"ed
Interest
approved
Newport, Ore.
NORTH DAKOTA
pur-
improvement
Nunda, N.
Bond
•
$2,650,000
1963,
,
New
rlLEv Wiimilfnn
Qo
from 1963 to 1980 inclusive.
were
Massena, N. Y.
a
of
in February,
Xl1,
^
955,155
bids until 1:30 p.m. (PST)
May
*ooo
Trust
the
Gains—
Rec°rde1'' wlU rf^e pared with $4,422,714 in February
V
as
Simer-
°
^
foi tne purcnase ot sealed
bonds' Dated May ^ 1963• Due bonds" oHered'''Anrii
reve-
Home Finance
Agency.
Rn
Y
May 9 for
Rico
Output
Authority reports revenues of $4,-
Offering—George
-n
Sayr6'
Co.;
p.m.
on
Puerto
Power
t
Electric
Corvallis, Oregon
Bond
of
purchase
Resources
The Puerto Rico Water Resources
(F.ST1
am
bonds
their
Water
Rico
■
OREGON
Easter¬
E.
be-
accrue
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
of
cost
April 5, 1963.
on
J
■
Oklahoma
Co.,
interest
net
a
Bank,
interest will not
*olders ^rasent
°"erfd April ;;25 were
awarded to the Liberty National
Commission, will receive
hrds
t0
yond May 6, it is important that
7
bond*
about 2.29%.
S.
Bond Offering -until 2 bids
Sealed
be
received
(EDST)
lociich 1949, dt d pi ice
1979, Series Auty, at a price
hattan
(P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
follows
nessy
will
York
Sale—The $508,000
bonds offered April 5
N
nfiwi™
Oneonta),
Bond
nue
Niagara Falls,
a
due
^ the Trustee, the Chase Man-
(P. O. Tulsa),
,,
Were
par
authority bonds
3%%
to the official notice of call issued
County, Independent School
Stone
Herbert
Plaza,
$12,999,000
to redeem
sealed July 1,
oCdicu- July jl9
3 to 25 years,
May 1 from
on
June 1 from 1964 to 1972 incl.
Sage, Rutty & Co., Inc., and H. V.
Sattley & Co., Inc.
$169,000 im-
provement bonds offered April 25
Manhattan
.
'
William
Inc.;
Manhattan Bank,
chase
Chase
value
Oklahoma
$1,595,000 unlimited tax bonds,
Smith
&
& Co.;
Co.;
the
at
2.60%.
will
Will
inclusive.
syndi-
Hayden
Sullivan
Davis
Morris
.
—
about
nl
Co., Francis
Rand
Development Bank for Puerto
Rico, San Juan, announced that
on May 6, funds will be available
Bond Offering—Homer E. Litbe recelved untilthp rnirrvhncp nf
11 a.m. (CST)
Mav
15
fnr
—
•
Taylor & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross;
"l"
n,l
singer, Secretary of the Authority,
Spencer Trask & Co.; Bramhall,
>u»uu"
1D^<as°n will receive sealed bids until 2
(EDST) on May 7 w
Fali°n & Co., Inc.; Shelby Cul- May 1 lrom 19bb to ms inclu~ p.m. /fitvqt'N nn twtqv n for the
sive. Interest M-N.
Harrison, N. Y.
Bond
Fenner
$176,000 swim-
supplemental
r
lorlfl
■
.
Pierce,
c
Author,ty, Puerto R,co
Co., Inc., at
of
city
V'Xijr
Company, Wilmington Leby
y
Allyn & Co. Inc.; First of Mich- |,allty. apSu°yf
Pershingj shetterly & Mitchell.
Tilney & Co.
.
were
55,000 equipment bonds. Due
BurG Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Fitz-
of
Co
the
' *
y
,
,
.
Bonds to Be Redeemed-Rafael
Pico, President of the Government
Bond Offering
Kuhn, Loeb & Co, Merrill
Patrick,
—4
&
inclusive.
a
2.90s,
as
a
members
of
PUERTO RICO
"
D
ionows.
:
$238,751
improvement
bonds, ecutive Director of
$A,540,000 series A bonds. Due on Dated June 1, 1963. Due on June which produces all
June 1 from 1964 to 1989 incl. 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive. The'in Puerto Rico.
1
basis cost of
syndicate
a
cate: John Nuveen &
I
members
&
k e
c
'
*
Squire,
.
Julv
'
ajui
about 6,01/0.
2.84%.
Other
'
& Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co.,
Anc.
Barr Brothers & Co.; Coffin &
to
100.5699,.
Other
Branch.
\
Oklahoma City,
1972 inclusive.
Mav
n
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Francis I
duPont °& Co '
A
C
headed by C. J. Devine &
Co., and
Ira
1
Inc.; Salomon Brothers & Hutzler;
O.
offered
_
awarded
were
qpalpd
290,000 l/10s. Due July 1, 1994.
Lynch,
Hamburg), N. Y.
Bond
to 1993
cost
1Q7d
ernment
inclusive
on
F r i
Moyer,
French, Inc.
chasebonds. Due over a period of- that date of $12.16isper bond.
of $15,050,000 various puipose
This notification
May
on
1969
1970 to
Bond
inclusive
Due
&
ran
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
„
1988
Woodcock
Cleveland
awarded to Milburn, Coch-
were
Bank
July 1 from
on
interest
and
the
Bond Sale—The
Tulsa
30,000 3V2S. Due
iy/b.
July
&
.
Guymon, Okla.
i
Hoyt,
23
May
on
Due
to
and
price
>
3 40s
from 1989
cate:
Orchard Park, Central School
to
1985
1 ' 340 000
basis
Hamburg, Boston, Eden and
6s.
Qrwq
-V
on
1984
to
1977
1,
Due
_
Corp.,
cost of about 2.97%.
Due
20,000 3.40s. Due
Co.
&
a
Kidder,
gherrerd;
OKLAHOMA
1966.
25,000 3V4S. Due
July 1 from
on
Due July
3V4S.
from
were
a
Fenn
Brothers, at
910,000 3.30s. Due
Co., jointly,
&
price of 100.429,
a
15,000
150,000 3.10s. Due July 1, 1975.
a
$2,090,000
May 2
4s.
and
1967
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
,480,000
bonds
Phelps,
$1,250,000 6s. Due
Cortland City School District, N. Y.
Bond
by
Lehman
Le-
v.
;
,,
of 100.008, a net interest cost of
about 3.27%, as follows:
Wilmington
of
cost
f
as ionows.
1975 to
about 2.71%.
school
Dormitory
The $5,580,000
—
syndi-
the
inc.. Butcher
L'etLere^colrof^bout ^ ""J*Jnsnnnn ^P"r"
'
..
revenue bonds offered April 30*
were
awarded to a syndicate
York, Buffalo, and
100.164,
Sale
Bond
Bank, New York.
April
of
members
Blair & Co
cate.
.JL.
■■
1,
principai and in-
offered
j.o4 /o,
York
New
and
$509,000 bonds
were
Trust
New
White
D.
price
State
Dated June
*
1963.
Authority (P. O. Elsmere),
headed
Cohoes, N. Y.
Bond
hniK-*
1,
$10,000
Buffalo,
Co.,
nrice of 100.22,
a
June
Principal
payable at
„
Sanders & Dempsey.
(EST) on
Bond Sale—The $100,000 sewer
and Manufacturers
Cross,
3s, at
as
.,
.
June 1 from 1965 to 2013
New
York,
New
Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc., Roose¬
&
,
<fc4Q nnn nnn
of
Dated
other
of
One
;
_
(J-D)
Blowing'Rock, N. C.
Sealed bids
—
Board
1
inclusive.
gaiity approved by Reed,
Washburn & McCarthy.
inclusive,
Trust Com¬
Western
velt
.
^
the
of
ten?st (J_D) payable at the Chase, ming pool bonds offered April 24
bonds
Clay, N. Y.
were
-
,
_
Bond Offering
Sale—The
provement
9
Clerk
net interest cost of
a
about 3 61%
S,
Peabody
&
p.m.
(EDST) on May 20 c
Jan'neyi Battles & E. W.
for
the
purchase
of ..$1,300,000
Ciarkj Inc.; Hess, Grant & Rem-',
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1963.
ington; Inc,; A. E. Masten & Co.;
Due on Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983
gchaffer,
Necker
&
Co.,' and
until
Easterling,
a.m.
Ohio
District,
Education, will receive sealed bids
June 1 from 1964 to
on
inclusive
19g9
receive
New York (State of)
3.05%.
Bond
1963. Due
$14,000,000 school bonds.
f
E.
steele,
School
Offering—Winifred
.
Windsor (P. O.
bonds.
T the a'm' £EDST)f Manhattan
1 purchase o
for
o
May
•
-
Local
Bond
May 7 for the purchase of $775,school
were
& Co.
of the IjiOcal Govern- Trust
Company, Solon
' Commission, will receive Legality
approved ; by
ment
A«
will
April 24
Secretary
Trust
000
(
noon
-
••
Sale—W.
Bond
Weman.
&
Bond
State Comptroller,
uS ?'10S' f1 of
cost
basis
a
Bertie County,
Prin_
\ <%
Offering —Arthur Levitt,
on
until
.
.
Pa.
White
A.
O.
(P.
Bond Sale—The $1,340,000 revenue bonds were sold to a syndic
cate headed by C. C. Collmgs &
build-
$40,000
offered
Joint
County
Authority
Co., Inc., at
bids
Raleigh), N. C.
.
pany
1
-
bonds
Solon
*
Sealed
NORTH CAROLINA
1
Noy
on
Rochester
SyJs; ^allow
syndicate com-
a
"
-
School
NY
received
Legality- approved by sealed bids until 11
Company.
•
$592,000 im-
pavement bonds offered April 30
awarded to
Due
19g3 inclusive
Lincoln
the
at
™
Sale --The:
„
Sale—The
awarded to J.
pur-
bonds.
sewer
^
May ^
the
.r.
$293,000.
of
~'
'
2 p.m.
until
for
9
ing
Company
—
Bedford
Western
price of 101.369,
a
Eaton, Ohio
.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
YORK
Cheektowaga, N. Y.
Bond
bids
May
on
Offering
be
3yss, at
as
basis cost of about 2.99%.
Bond
A, (EDST) on May. 7 for the fiur"
will* chase of $1,248,000 bonds.
.
_
sealed
receive
from 1964 tQ
NEW
were
ndusman, *
4)
''
■«
wiH
Charles
Trust
Ynrk
Nf>w
Y
village Treasurer
usman
lice,
N
Co.,
bonds.
(P. O. 45 Wall Street,
Bond
Offering
about
of
a
school
United States
bonds.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-
COSt
follows:
3,600,000 building bonds,
/
Due on May
1973 inclusive.
1, 1963.
Dated May
basis
a
as
$4,200,000
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
will be received until 5 p.m.
(EDST) on May 2 for the purchase
of
$8,019,000
municipal
$364,000 school
April
offered
100.26,
2.56%,
15), New York
Mexico
New
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
(P. O. 140 Broadway, New York
(P. O. Tierra Amarilla),
No. 53
then at
and
interest
-
(M-N)
upon;
a
if failure to agree,
New York bank
to be
payable at the Bank of Millvale., designated
by
the
Governing
were Legality approved
by Burgwin, Board.
Legality
approved
by
Stranahan, Harris & Ruffin, Perry &c Pohl.
Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons.
sewer
Volume
197
Number
6261
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Greenville County School District
(P.
Sale—The
Bond
i
$12,000
l$>onds offered May 1
to
school
awarded
were
syndicate headed by the Chase
a
Cleburne, Texas
Bond
O. Greenville), S. C.
Manhattan Bank, Chemical Bank
New
York
Trust
Co.,
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., all of
York, at a price of 100.019,
interest
cost
of
about
Sale—The
awarded
the Texas Water De¬
to
velopment Board, at
as
follows:
and
Due
1,330,000
Dec. 1, 1964
on
"...
1965,
Texas
Bond
Offering
Due
(CST)
a.m.
Dec.
on
1
house
Douglas,
1966
4,730,000
J
from
Due
"from
to
Due
to
1977
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
1976,
2.90s.
13,070,000 3s.
inclusive.
1968,
23/4s.
1969
,000
j
to
Dec;
on
1
1979, inclusive.
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
1980 to 1983, inclusive.-'
'
$10,000,000
Dated
I Northern
Trust
Co.,
June
on
inclusive.
school-
June
Continen¬
National
1966 to
&
Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Inc., John Small & Co., Inc., Cherc[kee Securities Co. and Hamilton
Crowe,
Independent
(P. O.
Bond
bonds
offered
awarded1
of
to
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
\jvill receive sealed bids until 2
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
May
on
of
14
$495,000
for
the
revenue
Bonds. Dated April 1, 1962. Due
April 1 from
1965
sive.
A-O.
Interest
to
Legality
Due
May
on
1,
1965.
Texas
$35,000
April
Bond
school
22
were
May 1 from
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
&
Smith
Trust
Note
Sav¬
Commission,
revenue
The
—
$300,000 im¬
to
Underwood,
Co., Inc., at
net in¬
a
1963.
will
until 8 p.m.
for
the
Due
and
of
bonds.
on
the
receive
(PDST)
purchase
Sale—The
Ernestown Township, Ont.
$278,000
are
interest
May
$150,000
June
from
I
H.
1986
Sale
at
&
Hopwood,
price of 100.0048,
a
est cost of about
3s.
1964 to
follows:
as
May
on
1
from
1970, inclusive.
180,000 2.90s. Due
on
City,
Lake
City,
Lac
La
Belle,
Villages, Dela-
Oconomowoc,
Summit
Merton,
Ottawa, Ixonia, Concord,
Sullivan, Ashippun and Lebanon
Towns, Joint School Dist. No.
(P.
O. Oconomowoc),
until
7:30
p.m.
Placed
amount
of
1965
to
Due
1983
on
The
of
the
issue
inclusive.
15
direct
headed
Ripley
Co.,
&
by
&
$60,000
to
QUEBEC
Bond
on
Sale
provement
were
—
from
awarded
Interest
Securities
a
to
the
a
about 5.70%>.
W.
Terrell Hills, Texas
The
—
$350,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 23
awarded to Russ &
were
at
interest
net
a
2.96%,
Co., Inc.,
cost
of
about
follows:
as
$280,000 3s.
Due
1964 to
May 15 from
on
1979, inclusive.
70,000 27/ss.
Due May 15, 1980.
ap¬
proved by Danforth, Danforth &
Texas
Board
ohnson.
State
of
Teachers
Regents
Colleges,
(P. O. Austin),
Texas
J
TENNESSEE
Bond
\Huntsville Utility District (P. O.
Sale—The
$328,000
enue bonds offered April 8
awarded to the
finance
were
Housing and Home
Hews,
and
c n-
until
bids
for
21
$25,000,000
will
of
as
11
purchase
of
bonds,
tax
construction bonds.
Pass,
$43,000
Bond
bids until 10
for
the
O.
(EDST)
a.m.
purchase
of
on
on
from
1
Legality
Polk,
1965
to
Wardwell,
awarded
Bond
Offering—T.
F.
1
from
bids
of
June
11
for
$7,000,000
the
pur¬
improvement
bonds.
Dated
July
over
period
of 25 years.
a
Stafford
^
1,
County (P.
im¬
syndicate
a
until
chase
1963.
O.
Due
Stafford),
Bond
Sale—The $960,000
school
bonds offered May 1 were awarded
Strudwick, Federation Bank &
follows:
group
Trust
Due
to
on
1982,
on
May
15
inclusive.
Mason-
Ayres, Inc., at
a
price of 102.74,
a
May 15 from
WASHINGTON
Other members of the syndicate:
Grant, County,
Republic National Bank. Dallas,
J, C. Bradford & Co., W. H. Mor¬
Co.,
York,
basis cost of about 2.89%.
1983 to 1989, inclusive.
&
New
Hagan, Inc., and Willis, Kenny &
750,000 3%s. Due
ton
composed of Anderson
Co.,
Eddleman, Pollock
District No.
Washington Port
(P. O. Quincy),
Washington
&
Bond
Fosdick, Inc., Funk, Hobbs & Hart,
Inc.,
and
Dewar,
Robertson ; &
were
Pancoast.
&
1
Sale
—
The
$110,000 im¬
provement bonds offered
April 26
awarded to the Seattle Trust
Savings
Bank,
Write
to:
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Subscription Department
Virginia
&
price of 100.05,
interest cost of about 3.36%,
3V4S.
notices.
Maxwell,
ank, Chicago, at
1973
in
the
features
ments, redemption
Va.
a
from
traded
on
the
Over-The-Counter
include
comprehensive record of dividend
Sunder¬
to
a
and
Other
City Manager, will receive sealed
May
$2,000,000
to
stocks
the
most
by
eaded by Harris Trust & Savings
$1,250,000
Market.
2002
approved
Norfolk,
provement bonds offered April 30
s
exchanges
May
VIRGINIA
1971, inclusive.
Sale—The
than 5,500
more
$445,000
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
sold to Ranson
Beaumont, Texas
net
on
announce¬
land & Kiendl.
Due on May 1, 1972
and 1973. " j:
vj/ere
Financial Chronicle contains the price range
(P.
Oct.
on
Davis,
follows:
Due
Monday Issue of the Commercial and
ley, President, will receive sealed
inclusive.
46,000 344s.
Bond
The
Offering—Egbert C. Had-
$89,000. school-
were
3s.
1964 to
revenue
Independent
Sale—The
as
Price Range on Over 5,500 Stocks
follows:
School District, Texas
Co., Inc.,
$4,372,000
10
the
Due
TEXAS
House bonds
for
revenue
2,000,000 mental health bonds.
&i
until
21
Middlebury), Vt.
(EST)
a.m.
the
8,000,000 education bonds.
Bond
bids
May
Middlebury College
14
Aransas
sealed
on
VERMONT
receive
unlimited
$ 15,000,000
bonds,
Finance
follows:
a s
purchase
Mat-
of
Administration,
May
(CST)
S.
4,197,000 series D bonds.
Offering—Barlan
Commissioner
sealed
receive
John
Director,
$175,000 series C bonds.
Agency.
Tennessee (State of)
Bond
will
rev¬
—
Executive
a.m.
Scott County), Tenn.
I
Bond
Offering
Hovenga,
and
Foster
&
25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y.
calls, and
April 8
Dominion
as
5V4S, at
net interest cost
Co.
Sale
$132,500 im¬
offered
Corp. Ltd.,
price of 96.60,
of
The
bonds
revenue
Murray
and
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Omaha, Texas
sold
Harriman
Incorporated
terest cost of about 3.39%.
were
placement
negotiated by a
was
syndicate
Graetz,
(CDST)
April
Debentures
1, 1963 and due May 1,
May 14 for the purchase of $3,1963.
4%
dated May
Coaticook, Que.
900,000 school bonds. Dated April
15,
Privately—
Province has placed directly
with
investors $20,000,000
prin¬
3
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Debentures
Wis.
Bond Offering—John B.
Co.
(Province of)
1966-1969.
1971 to 1973, inclusive.
Oconomowoc
&
im¬
awarded to
The
cipal
May 1 from
$90,000
were
Gouinlock
Ontario
net inter¬
a
2.92%,
Due
and
Co., jointly,
1,
payable
The
—
Bell,
Jaffray
Allison-Williams
to
callable. Prin¬
(J-D)
Bond
notes
Piper,
Port
sealed
011
of
Dated
June
1987. The bonds
cipal
Robert
—
Secretary
1
ONTARIO
1,
provement bonds
Inc.;
&
by
CANADA
offered April 23 were awarded to
Oconomowoc
Seattle
approved
&
Co.; Dominick & Dom-
Offering
Whohler,
bids
Gay
Wisconsin
1968 inclusive.
Washington
6
Neuhaus &
on
inclu¬
2002
as
Olympia (P. O. Olympia),
Dist.
Cooper & Co., Inc,
awarded
Bond
Brown,
2.44%,
ings Bank.
Sale
Regents
Bond Offering—Dona S.
&
provement bonds offered April 29
(P. O. Pierre), So. Dak.
•
School
Lufkin),
Sale—The
Moore
DAKOTA
Board
McCall
and
Port of
Hudson
bonds
Dakota
McCall,
Lawrence,
Legality
WISCONSIN
field
Bond Sale—The
South
by
Roberts,
Iola Joint School District No.
of
net
a
Horton.
Co.
SOUTH
24
Bank
par,
about
Fenner
inick,
approved
of
How¬
Co.,
:
Chase
by
Moch.
Other members of the syndicate:
McLean &
were
ard,
interest
or
Shefelman,
$98,000
Kingsville, Texas
Bank
Charlotte,
of
2.70s.
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Bond
Union
Dallas,
approved
syndicate
a
National
425,000 2.40s. Due
to 1983
and
A-O.
Charles, Herriott & Clemons.
the
$135,000
1, 1963.
1964
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
re¬
April
follows:
Legality
New York, Walston & Co., Inc.
Carolina,
cost
Pierce,
Co.,
to
by the
interest
Dist.
$560,000
offered
Commerce, Seattle, at
&
(Co., Federation Bank & Trust Co.,
|: First
bonds
Dean Witter &
Co.? both of Chicago, Philadelphia
National Bank, Drexel & Co., First
National Bank, Boston, Laidlaw &
from
Principal
Trust
The
—
awarded
were
Sch.
59
gality
net
a
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
(J-D) payable at the Texas Bank
tal Illinois National Bank & Trust
I forth
1
Parkhurst,
Other members of the syndicate:
<
Due
Shoreline
Sale
funding
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from
at
3.39%.
May 29 for the
on
of
bonds.
412
headed
Dale
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No.
Bond
Dallas Independent School District,
10
jointly,
of about
King County,
net interest
a
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$760,000 3 V2S.
Inc.,
interest cost
of about 3.71%.
cost
net
a
rev¬
bonds offered April 30 were
enue
New
2.87%,
Marshall,
$3,200,000
(1891)
sinking fund
.
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