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1961 High 1962 High Last Week
Alcoa 81½ 68½ 52½
A.T. & T 139⅞ 136¼ 112⅝
Bethlehem Steel 49⅜ 43¾ 35¾
du Pont 254½ 254¾ 215
General Electric 80¾ 78½ 65⅞
General Motors 58 57¼ 50¼
Merck 95⅜ 94⅞ 74½
National Lead 99½ 98 75½
Sears, Roebuck 94¾ 88¾ 72½
Union Carbide 144 121⅜ 96
U.S. Steel 91¼ 73⅞ 52¼
Westinghouse 50 39⅛ 30⅜
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