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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S Pat. Off,
LEADING
THE
Volume
MOST
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
*
The
filed
company on Aug. 7, 1963
shares to' be' offered at
$6,
common
,
;
tion
Pine
Ark.
Bluff,
Proceeds
engaged
in
covering 50,000
Trulock & Co., Inc.,
Little Rock, Ark.,
agricultural products.
of
$400,000
of
stock,
sale
supplied by
¥?■
the
which
100,000
shares
offered
be
to
are
for
company
for
and
women
for
design,
and
sports'
manufacture and dis¬
wear
coordinates
casual
"junior"
"misses"
and
sizes
and
Of the net proceeds from the company's sale
$550,000 will be used to build a manufacturing
additional stock,
plant
the
in
wearing
girls
girls.
younger
of
Monterey, Va. and to purchase and build an addition
existing plant in Edinburgh, Va. The balance will be added
near
to
its
to
working
capital. In addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
has outstanding 1,019,574 shares of common stock, of which
Osofsky, Board Chairman, and Abe Oberlin, President, own
407,136
and
406,472
shares,
respectively.
They propose
to
sell
pany
Meyer
shares
50,000
8%
197,
each.—V.
1735.
p.
ESTABLISHED
.
investing,
transaction
subord.
to
debentures
conv.
have
been
offered
in
due
units
1983; and
of
1839
$1.60
Copy
a
Alpha
the
9,
Investment
to
issued
SEC
order
an
temporarily
suspending a
Act
a
respect
to
stock
offering
by
certain
Futura
to
the
Drive, Los Angeles.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
the
The
Airlines,
Avion
posed
In
the
filed
offering
public
of
gregate
notification
a
60,000
$300,000.
Raymond
Moore
The
&
asserts
Co.,
in
its
of
securities
of
Los
Oct.
on
-
common
1961,
Angeles,
order
Futura
shares
offered
were
suspension
20,
for
sold
and
an
it
has
ag¬
through
underwriter.
as
that
pro¬
The
reasonable
to believe that the company's .offering circular was false
misleading in respect of certain material facts, that certain
and conditions of the Regulation
were not
compiled with,
and that the offering was made in violation of the Securities Act
anti-fraud
provisions.
The
order
provides
an
opportunity
for
hearing, upon request, on the question whether the suspension
cause
and
be
vacated
made
or
permanent.
,
G, V
According to the order, the offering circular was false and mis¬
leading in that
the
company
failed
to
disclose
that
material
adverse changes in its financial condition
were
taking place in
May 1962 which would render inaccurate, not current and mis¬
leading
to
investors
the
financial
statements
included
therein
the
and
disclosures
with
respect
to
intended
land
application
of
securities).
of
The
initial
sold)
be
Daniel
down
be
to
will
the
sell
will
owned
Kroll,
the
of
to
$263,000
of
County,
New York,
According to the
graves.
Marvin is
the
in
no
for
graves
be
-
com¬
terms
of
indebted to the company.
way
$200
payable
will
the
with
$6
a
down
payment
in
36 monthly installments.
plus the account receivable' to Palisades are
immediately to the company in order to pay off
assigned
used
Rockland
in
sales
$700,000 of certificates
sales of graves since under
payment
certificates.
be
located
said
balance, plus interest,
Of
the
balance
executive
pay
will
be
added
the
of
salaries
to
for
net
the
proceeds,
$40,000
business, year,
first
working capital, The
will
and
has
company
ouU
standing 62.000 shares of common stock, all of which are owned
by Mr. Kroll. Sale of new stock to the public, at $10 per share will
result
in
from
in
increase
an
24
the
cents
book
to
in
$3,92
equity
terms
should
in
brother-in-law
a
promotion
certificates, Mr.
and
amount.
Marvin,
cemetery
finance
Palisades
5912
in
Stanley
prospectus, payment of
pletely dependent upon
from registration under the Securities
with
by
trading
or
company ('assuming 30.000 shares are
The Palisades Co. (a company to
from
company's President) of certificates of indebtedness of Palisades"
in the face amount of $700,000. The
company will
pay $160,000
for the certificates; from the net proceeds from this stock
sale,
and Mr.
Marvin has agreed to use
the $160,000 to acquire title
deben¬
Airlines—Offering Suspended—
Aug.
1933
the
SEC FILINGS
•
reinvesting
of
purchase
solely
400,000
$100
one
the
and
Commission
amendment.
The company
is engaged
tribution
of
popular priced
in
■
of
arid 100,000 shares, being outstand¬
ing stock, by holders thereof. Goodbody & Co., 2 Broadway, New
York, heads the list of underwriters. The public offering price
(maximum
$25
per
share)
and
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
by
'
'
Regulation A exemption
company of 29 West 38th St., New York, filed a registra¬
statement
with
the SEC on Aug. 9 covering 200,000 shares
common
of
shares
common
Futura
The
public
.
INSURANCE
.-
Aug. 13, 1963 the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on June 26, which covered-,
On
tion
.
Price
is
Aileen, Inc.-—Common Registered—
of
INDUSTRIAL
•
ture and 100 shares, at $350 per unit, through
Securities, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—V. 198, p. 1.
capital,
North
of 403 Magnolia St.,
the wholesale distribution
FIELD
be
On
?
working
for
used
Akins-Phelps
/V'/VV":
'
'
be
to
are
FINANCIAL
7, N. Y., Monday, August 19, 1963
Withdrawn—-
ment
"Reg. A"
a
through
THE
Eagle's Nest Mountain Estates, Inc.—SEC Registra¬
REGISTRATIONS
Adkins-Phelps Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
:
IN
Corporation and Investment News
vj <>>
<
PUBLICATION
New York
General
SEC
INFORMATIVE
6291
Number
198
AND
the
book
share
per
of
stock
value
with
a
purchased
stock now outstanding
oi
resulting dilution of $6.08
by the public.
Ilawtliorn-Mellody, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
company
of
4224
West
Chicago
Ave.,
Chicago
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 7 covering 497,500 out¬
standing shares of common stock, to bo offered for public sale
by its parent, Processing and Books, Inc.,: through underwriters
headed
by
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
public
offering
terms
are
price
to
be
(maximum
supplied
Hanover
8
$25
St.,
share)
per
New
and
York.
.
The
underwriting
by
amendment.
The
Statement
alsp
includes 25.000 shares
to be offered
pursuant to the company's
Restricted Stock Option Plan.
The
company processes and
dis*
tributes
milk,
ice
cream
and
dairy
foods in tlVq Chicago area
and in..several other states.
In addition to, certain
indebtedness;
the
,
J **
proceeds of' the stock sale. It i$ also alleged that terms and
of the Regulation were hot complied \yith"in that the
pany failed to file any report of stock sales/as reiauired.—V.
p. 1946.
■
t ■
G
ditions
Aircraft
Dynamics International Corp.
Suspended—
*
„
,
Offering
■
,
con¬
com¬
i.94,
it
has
prior
announced
Aug.
the
9
made
SEC
permanent
its
Gary
Capital
Corp.—Common
temporarily
suspending
a
Regulation A
exemption
Act registration
with respect to a stock offering
International Corp. of 99,000 common shares
per share;
and tne commission also revoked the brokerregistration
of
Aviation Investors
of
America.
Inc.,
the
Securities
Aircraft
Dynamics
The
of 450 Seventh Ave., New
company
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Aug.
John
Registered—
order
from
by
decision
a
is
filed
a
Philip
ceive
dealer
$12
Park,
the
and
underwriter
curities
of
from
Dealers,
its
In
underwriter,
membership
Inc.
decision,
issuer's
including
the
stock,
Massari
in
the
Association
National
that
found
in
the
the
Federal
mission
this
various
and
the
that
laws.
Massari
other
Among
to
represented
"within
dividends
in
would
short
a
stock
might
go
he
could
and
it
"will
high
"almost
be
to
up
good
the
salesmen
optimistic
did
issuer
762
and
and
one-half
of
as
not
have
Dec.
31,
had
jected
such
as
Commission
Massari's
resentations
sales
by
as
Commission
and
man,"
market
and
were
of
the
that
that
prices,
a
of
any
statements
person,
"puffing
noted
on
would
that
it
the
and
and
i
that
8
the
"would
and
was
clear
basis
for
that
their
showed
net
a
oper¬
4,
1960.
The
that
Commission
most
of
their
re¬
rep¬
of
opinion and understandable
with Massari characterizing his
from
who
sells
salesman
who
expresses
any
securities
salesman."
is
not
opinion
an
The
sales¬
"any
about
future
exchange listing impliedly represents
basis for
such
opinion.
Absent
such
basis, he violated his duty to deal fairly with customers and his
implied representation is fraudulent.
that
has
he
The
Commission
in
the
as
sales
record
or
adequate
an
also
observed
Fink
that
directly
he
manager
that
while
offered
or
there
sold
is
no
of
any
evidence
the
had
should
or
supervise,
that
to
and
had
and
extent
he
to
exercise
became
his
to
party
a
those
to
mis¬
representations.
The record, moreover, reveals direct involvement
in
the
activities of the salesmen."
The
Commission
also found
that
the
underwriter
registration
ulation
the
A
requirements
was
available
Regulation
mission's
and
and
Bradford
in
by
that
that
virtue
the
record-keeping
no
of
violated
exemption
their
192,
also
p:
Securities
pursuant
failure
underwriter
rules.—V.
the
to
to
comply
violated
the
Act
Reg¬
with,
Com¬
2505.
Diversified
On
Aug.
15,
Collateral
1963.
the
77.050 common
writing.—V.
shares to
195,
p.
have
2925.
been
withdrew
on
June
offered
its
13,
registration
1962
which
state¬
covered
publicly, without under¬
will
to
of
Norton
unit.
new
a
is engaged
Colo.,
of
be
2,
in
,
<
operatioA
the
facilities
Winter
near
Oct.
record
underwritten
go
to
of
2925
development,
196, p. 2277.
23,
by
"Reg,
a
G.
A"
for
covering
subscription'
pro-rata
a
on
Edwards
&
basis.
Sons,
The
Louis.
St.
stockholder.
Merrell
design
filed
at-the-inarket
1963,
A.
selling
a
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
1963
offered
be
Rd.,
Dallas,
is
engaged
manufacture
and
Keystone International
New
Exchange (Stocks)
York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American
National
Boston
Stock
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
Midwest
Pacific
Exchange
Exchange
14
!____
sales
37
Stock
Exchange
Exchange-..:.
Exchange
37
37
37
—_
of
electric
Fund,
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
in
re¬
devices.
Exchange
Transactions
New
American
Ltd.,
convenient
a
the
in
1963
as
successor
Free
World, and its object is to provide longKeystone Custodian Funds, Inc., of Boston;
adviser
L. Sholley
is Board Chairman of the Fund and
38
38
Exchange
38
Exchange
the
of
its
and
Key-
of capital.
growth
Fund
to
Canadian company, the Fund is
investment company.
Its pur¬
medium for investment in industries
a
management
President
44
Stock
shares.
Fund,
S.
40
Stock
13
covering 200.000 shares of
public sale at net asset value plus
Keystone Co. of Boston is principal
investment
39
Market
York
Aug.
the Fund's
39
—
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Transactions
of
resources
term
Reg'd
registration
a
for
The
Massachusetts law
diversified
is to provide
pose
filed
38
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
Fund
Inc.—Common
Boston,
is
38
Montreal
Stock
7.5%.
under
Street,
on
offered
be
of
International
open-end
and
SEC
38
Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E
Toronto Stock
to
of
Organized
stone
the
charge
underwriter
Congress
50
with
stock,
common
ja
45
Exchange-..
Stock
Canadian
26
32
1
of
Fund,
statement
an
Detroit Stock
(John)
underwriter.
adviser.—V.
Kraft
(and owns
Wilfred
194,
underwriter).
of its adviser
is
President
of
and
the
116.
p.
Sesame
the Fund's
Godfrey
Corp.
SEC
Registration
Withdrawn—
On
Aug.
14.
originally
ment
$225,000
150,000
filed
6%
of
the
shares
common
and
withdrew
company
with
convertible
debenture
$300
the
1963
have
to
200
SEC
May
on
subordinate
shares,
been
at
its
24,
registration
1962
which
debentures
offered
$800
due
in
units
unit,
per
state¬
covered
1972
of
through
and
one
John
38
A.
Dawson
<fc
Co.,
Chicago.—V.
195,
2591.
p.
Macin, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—-
Miscellaneous Features
The
Investment News.—..
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead._
2
State and City Bond Offerings-----56
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
Condition Statement of. Member Banks of
Federal
Reserve
Exchange
System....
49
49
Rates
Statement
of
Condition
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings——.
of
50
Notices 50
47
—.
to
underwriting
Aug.
on
be
is
1963
7,
offered
filed
a
"Reg.
sinking
subordinated
6%
A,
fund
denominations
in
A"
covering $116,*
convertible
ol
$500
and
deben¬
$1,000.
involved.
Proceeds are to be used for expansion, and working capital.
Macin of P. O. Box 109, Ellwood City, Pa., is engaged in the
production and sale of lime and limestone products.—V. 191, p. 903.,
MiKiken
(D. B.)
The
company
capital shares
Los
Angeles:
the
—-
15-year
series
tures,
No
corporation
of
500
General Corporation and
Foreign
Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
company
originally filed with the SEC
construction
recreational
Aug.
on
shares
will
The
Stock
Consolidated
ment
for
and
PAGE
New York
stock,
responsibility
R.
Stock and Bond Quotations
assumed
have
corporation
common
search,
responsibility for the supervision of
the salesmen.
"Misrepresentations were made to customers as a
result of his failure reasonably to act
upon the knowledge which
he
B.
and
■
stockholders
—V.
that
months
while,"
that
be
used
Winter Park,
lodge,
International
Issue
market"
the
six
In This
be
of
International Data Systems,
Proceeds
that
and
between
to
date
one
dividends,
Com¬
$57,623.
Moreover, no apnational exchange had been
expects
one
the
month,
"on
Colo...
offering
in
the
offering circular,
capital deficiency of $74.$91,492, and for the two
assertions
Greene's
mere
1963, the company in¬
phases of the finance business (but not
and
provisions
better."
reasonable
that
of Nov.
as
reasonable
any
talk
net
a
period ending on
consolidated basis,
the
in various
chairman
July
local
represented
ruled
or
deficit
loss; on a
application for listing the stock
with
engage
in
The
customers
about
short
very
a
disclosed
As
1959
to
law
by
customers
increase
salesmen
year
ating
filed
within
an
adequate
capital
four
to
Commission
The
working
a
12
or
Other
representations.
the
the
points in
six
dividends."
pay
6
as
12.
in
or
or
represented
guarantee"
to
go
tends
York
New
11,000
and
3, that the stock
value remarkably
at
within a
stock went
days"
when
paid
Greene
as
might
stock
be
time.
that
of
matter
a
Se¬
under
techniques
things,
two
"last
opportunity to buy stock"
would
go
up
shortly, was going to increase
within
the next
few weeks and may "triple
listed
of
share.
per
Organized
to
are
Country
commercial
a
salesmen,
its
of
employed
Greene,
securities
found
was
the
High
sale
offer
boiler-room
and
made .false
arid misleading statements
over
the
long-distance telephone in violation of the anti-fraud
of
the
Proceeds
commission
C
underwriter
and
of
cause
a
The Commission also expelled
Commission
the
found
each
were
suspension order.
share
per
.
stoek, all of which
(which is controlled by
common
Inc.
board
The
salesmen
of
of
Books,
corporation
on; Aug.
5,. 1963. filed a "Reg. A" covering
9,500 common shares to be offered at $10. without underwriting.
of
revocation
shares
and
Peters is
High Country Recreation, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
and $30,000 for expenses. The
statement
also
includes
8.000
shares
underlying
five-year
war¬
rants to be solcl to the underwriter at one mill each, exercisable at
$1.50
W.
President.
of
that
offering
(both
companies
of
New
York).
Bradford,
president
and
board
chairman
of
the
issuer
and
principal stockholder of tne underwriter, as well as Walter
Fink, sales manager, and Ernest Massari and Benjamin Greene,
a
Cuneo)H.
registration
underwriter
$3
F.
r
York,
8
covering
60,000
shares
of
common j stock,
to be offered for public sale" at $10 per share. The
offering will be made on a 50C -or-none basis by Korean & Co.,
Inc., 50 Broadway, New York, and another firm, which will re¬
at
1,000.000
b^ Processing
owned
are
In
outstanding
,
Weedon
<fc
Milliken
the
—V.
design
193,
are
of
and
p.
and
to
1,
1963
filed
$5.50,
at
be
131
N.
for
used
Co.,
expansion,
Lu.s
Angeles.
equipment,
capital.
Fifth
debt
re¬
-
Ave.,
manufacture of
2216.
a
"Reg. A" covering 54,000
through Lester, Ryons & Co.,
Inc.
St.
Louis;
Crowell,
&
Co..
Eichler <fc
Bateman,
working
and
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Aug.
Dcmpsey-Tegeler
Co,
Proceeds
payment
on
to be offered
Arcadia.
Calif.,
high speed motion
is
engaged in
picture cameras.
.
i.-
•(
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
2
owned
Co.—Debs. RegisteredTrie company, of 216 South Torrence Street, Dayton, Ohio, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 14 covering $2,500,000 of convertible subordinated debentures due 1983, to be offered
for
public sale through McDonald & Co., 1250 Union Commerce.
Bldg., Cleveland. The interest rate, public offering price and under¬
Monarch Marking System
The
manufactures and distributes,
company
uses,
the
The
"
,
i,
/
' .///•■
engaged
is
the
'/■
;
funds and invested in
It is anticipated that
the additional funas will allow tne company to write addiaonal busi¬
ness
and provide th5 adc itioncl rescr.es which an increased pre¬
mium
volume will require;
The company has outstanding 36,000
shares
of common
stock, of which Raymond A. DuFour, board
chairman
and
president, owns about
10.64%; and management
officials as a group about 29.88%
In addition, • Alten & Co. and
Folger; Nolan, Fleming & Co., Inc. hold of record an aggregate
of 18.35%.
"
/'■- ■ v.-.
the /stock' sale will be added. to general
accordance with applicable insurance laws.
stock
shares.
35,458
/
The
of
company
Marshall'St;;
87
North
statement with the SEC on Aug.
registration
Adems, Mass.j, .filed a
9 covering $15,000,000
debentures due 1988; to be offered for public sale
through underwriters • headed by The First Eoston Corp./, 20 Exchange PI.: and F. S. Moseley & Co., 120 Broadway, .both of New
York./The
interest
rate, public1 offering price and underwriting
of
i
'
1
-
/.,//■
/'
sinking fund
"v.;#"
v
'*
'/%*:/%%/■
Summit National Molding Co^-Common Registered
The
portance is
despite the
fied
carries on business throughout Arizona and sur¬
The company was organized primarily to purchase,
develop real properties of every kind. Of the net proceeds
from the stock sale, $500,000 will be used as a down payment on
the
purchase of an apartment project (Frontier Garden Apart¬
ments) in Phoenix, and the balance will be applied to the purchase
of land in southwestern United States.
The total purchase price
of the apartment project is
$3,200,000.
All of the 24 properties
to be acquired by. the company in exchange for stock are presently
held subject to the payment of future principal- balances
(except
one) which will total $4,345,539 at December 1963.
The company
has outstanding 5,000 shares
of common stock, all of which are
hold and
time
by
a
investment
the
z.s
Registered-
Organized
tional
TOTAL
all
Co,
life
a
insurance
estimated
net
proceeds
to
stock
business
initial
February,
an
will
of Summit Na¬
aggregate of $330,r
1983/in Ohio as a legal
It intends
sell
to
the
custcmary
policies and annuities. Of the $1,590,000
from the stock sale, $900,000 will bs used
the insurance subsidiary at
share, and the $690,000 balance will be added to working
The company has outstanding 32,000 shares of common
at $12 per share), of which Investors, Inc.
(of'
Schmidt and Oscar. Hunsicker, Jr. Directors and
(acquired
which
in
for
shares
additional shares of
purchase 8,000
capital.
company's
the
the outstanding, stqck
(2,000
company.
life
$150 per
of
organized
was
Insurance
of
Karl
H.
and 12.5%, respectively), owns 10,000 shares
management officials as a group 7,210 shares.; Guy Gundaier,
President of the company and of the insurance subsidiary.
promoters, own 22.5%
and
Jr.
is
Tektronix, Inc.—Common Registered—
company of
13955 S. W. Millikan Way, Beaverton, Oregon
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug, 9 covering
540,00.0 shares of common stock, of which 100,000 shares are to be
offered for public sale by the company and 440,000 shares, being
outstanding stock, by the holders thereof.
Lehman Brothers/ One
William St., New York, heads the list of underwriters.
The public
offering price (maximum $25 per share) and underwriting terms
are to be supplied
by amendment.
The company is engaged in the manufacture of precision-cathode
ray
oscilloscopes, which are electrical testing and measuring in¬
struments which show a visual presentation of electrical waveiorms
on
the screen of a cathode ray tube similar to that in a television
The
receiver.
stock
The
will
net
■
from the company's sale of additional
general funds and be available for work-
proceeds
added
be
to
NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
COMPETITIVE AND
/
Last Week
'This Week
Aug. 16,1952
$338,160,000
(26)
$360,535,000 (29)
$391,081,300 (24)
178,174,700
(15)
185,030,000 (13)
134,688,800 (40)
$516,334,700 (41)
$545,565,000 (42)
$525,770,100 (64)
dates
Without
previously well inventoried municipal market is beginning to show signs
offerings and buying activity. During this week the larger
municipals expected are the $3 million DALLAS CTY. RD. DISTRICT No. ,1,
in
which
000),
reserve
dates.
With
ROSENBERG**
!,
Life
forms
1962,
October
in
Insurance
investment
the
be
needed
Taxable Bonds:
filed
receive
will
of ore
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Ohio,
,
The
Fulton,
already
further
of im¬
known to exist.
The prospectus further states that
fact that it is customary not to construct a mill until
sufficient supply
Akron,
St.,
offering will be made through underwriters headed by
Reid & Co., Inc., 2100 East Ohio Lldg., Cleveland, which
a
$1.20 per. share commission.
->/•.-/
% share.
v.. 194, p.^oo*.
for mill construction is justi¬
of a profitable grade, the com¬
pany
has purchased and commenced erection of a mill on its
property,
and ' "any justification
for the mill will depend on
whether exploration
encounters substantial ore bodies."
To date,
according the prospectus, the company has received no income from
its
operations; has expended about $850,000 to conduct the ex¬
ploration done to date; and has less than $5,000 cash on hand.
Of the $275,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale,' $91,000
will be used to discharge loans payable to directors
and others
(incurred to purchase mining equipment, pay certain contracts and
for
fees
and
expenses), and to discharge accounts payable and
accrued liabilities; $145,000 will be used to pay for the mill;
and
the balance will be used for test mining and milling expenses.
The company has outstanding 2,360,000 shares of common stock,
such
:•
Market
West
2003
- statement
with the SEC on Aug, 9 covering 150,000
common'stock, to be offered for-public sale at $12 per
of
shares
states that on the- basis of the exploratory work
the company's property is considered as warranting
exploration, although no commercially minable ore body
pectus
of
company
registration
company
done,
age
firm which
rounding states.
By CAROLYN
p.
Sprague Electric Co.—Debentures Registered—
prised chiefly of surface diamond drilling, underground diamond
drilling, lateral cross cutting and drifting, and raising.
The pros¬
in March 1962 as an operating af¬
& Realty Co., a real estate broker¬
Malley Investment
O'
of
organized
was
company
filiate
to have violated the
liabilities would not
%./;/ //..// \ ';//;.,
might be found
that such
2351.
* \
estimates
$500,000.—V., 197,
The
company
(formerly Lindsay Uranium Mines Ltd..) has been
for the past three years in prospecting for gold on its
property located in the Fort Frances Mining; Division of
Northwestern Canada.
Exploratory work thus far has been com¬
filed a
9 covering 300,000
share by O'Malley
which will receive
a
$1 per share commission.
The statement also includes 400,000
shares to be offered to owners of 24
real estate ventures (at a
value of $9 per share) in exchange for real properties held by the
:
any persons
The
company
exceed
The
Registered—
V,
who
and
tors,
Acts."
gold
registration, statement with the SEC on Aug.,
shares, to be offered for public sale at $10 per
Securities Co. (of the N. Central Ave. address),
joint ventures.
no
effected;
actions
of Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada, filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Aug. 9 covering 1,000,000 shares
of common stock,
to be offered for public sale (without under¬
writing) at a price to -be supplied by amendment, (maximum 30
cents
per share).
'■
1''
/.■
The
Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz.,
of 1802 North
owned by residents and companies of the
previous registration of
the company's
and, to the extent that there have
is
that
been
ever
ity
engaged
company
has
the
Sfcpawe; Gold Mines Ltd.-^Common
*
.
The
stock
States;
securities the Commission
in the United States
distributed
being
are
stock, > of
common
through Federman, Stonehill & Co., New York.
-
.
O'Malley Inves'in? Corp.—Common
15%' (ac¬
been violations, of the, Federal securities laws, a contingent liabil¬
exists "which could involve serious penalties,
including civil
for damages, against the company, its officers and direc-
,,
Royaltone* Plioto CwrjK^-SEC Reg; Withdrawn-^ On
Aug. 7,
1963 the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment
originally filed
with the SEC on Nov.- 29, 1961, which
writing fire, inland marine,* ocean
in
about
own
terms are to be supplied by amendment. Of the net proceeds from
company has ;outstanding 178,666 i the debenture sale, $13,000,000 will be used to pay outstanding inwhich Rogers K. Rose, president,^, t; debtedness incurred from time to time to provide part of. the rash
Carolyn R. Parker and Inez R. Shearer own 42.8%, 21.5%
rind /requirements resulting from the expansion of business activities,
11%, respectively.
As indicated, Carolyn Parker " proposes to sell '■:< and the balance will be added to working capital.—V. 194, p. 1952.
of
shares
,
company
in
outstanding
and
,to ,.certain; indebtedness,
the rate\
is to be
supplied by amendment/-" Unsubscribed shares are to be offered
for public sale at $12 per- share through Ferris .& Co., 611 ,15th
St., N. W., and Rouse, Brewer, Becker# & Bryant; Inc., Washington/
Bldg., bothf of. .Washington, D.\C„ which will receive,-a $1.20. per
commission.
group
a
Securities Act registration requirements.
Ic is
prospectus that about 60% of the company's
the
the
of
stated
also
United
freezing processors.
The net proceeds,, from the
company's sale of additional stock will be added to general fuhds
in compliance with a loan agreement with The Prudential Insur¬
ance
Co.
of
America
(pursuant to which Prudential' agreed to
allow the company to redeem 100,000 shares of.- itg common stock
at $14.50 per share if the company publicly, sold before Dec. 1964
common shares
with proceeds of at least $1,000,000)^ In addition
canning
subscription at $12 per share to common stockholders at
of
1.78
shares for each share held.
The record date
The
common
public sale by the company1 and 35,458 shares, being outstand¬
ing stock, by Carolyn R. Parker, a principal stockholder.
Dean
Witter & Co.
632 S. Spring St.'r Los Angeles;* heads the list of
underwriters.
The public offering price (maximum $18 per. share)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the processing of raw potatoes into
various
dehydrated convenience potato products sold principally
."to the domestic and foreign institutional and ingredient markets,
and the developing and raising of high grade pea, bean and sweet
corn
seeds
which
are
sold principally to domestic and foreign
company
share
of
for
of 1511 K St., N. W., Washington, D. C. filed a;
registration statement with the SEC. on Aug. 1'2rcovering 64,000 .
shares of common stock.
It is proposed to offer such stock fori
J-' The
filed a
105,458
offered
of P: O. Box 2188, Idaho Falls, Idaho,
statement with tne SEC on Aug. 7 covering
stock, of which 70,000 shares are to be
company
registration
scares
Offering-
Files for Rights
%//',
i
as
companies whose
to. believe
reason
violation
in
Canadian
of
names
has
Co.—Common,Registered—
Rogers Brothers
Washington-
Co. of
Insurance
such
all
for retail and indus¬
a
5 NationalA Union
officials
management
which
company
was
permanently enjoined
(on consent) by a Federal
own
»
court in Minnesota from the offer and sale of its securities in the
which they will have paid $597,278
United States prior
to an effective registration statement.
The
while the puolic will own 86.51%
for an investment of $5,731,340.
jprospectus further states that the company, since 1958, has been on
Elmer L/Neeriemer
is president of the company, O'Malley Realty
the Commission's Canadian Restricted List, which is comprised of
and
the underwriter
(wholly-owned by O'Malley Realty).;
anticipated proceeds of additional borrowings from
an
insurance company, will be used to complete the acquisition of
land in Dayton and to construct a new plant thereon, estimated at i
an
aggregate cost, of $3,100,000 (including new office and, produc¬
tion
equipment).
The balance of the proceeds will be used.'ior
engineering and
architectural services, site preparation, moving
expenses and other costs related to construction and initial opera¬
tion of the new plant.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
.company has outstanding 949,386 share* of common ^tock
of which
an
aggiegate of 41.41% is owned by the families of Edward L.
Kohnle
Board Chairman, and Robert C. Kohnle (deceased), as well
as the Rieger family. John E. Kohnle is President.—V. 197, p.
1317.
'r-k
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
of the voting power for
13.49%.
with
together
.
quired at an average cost of 41 cents per share). Morris H. Greenberg is president.
The prospectus states that in March 1963 the
joint
groups which own real estate
ventures are exchanged, they will
various
the
in
and if
ventures
wide variety of price-marking tickets, tag sand labels,
and macnines for imprinting tnem and in some cases, for attaching
them to merchandise.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale,
trial
(and
included
are
of
Realty and persons associated with it or the
acquired at $4 per share). Such affiliated persons
O'Malley
by
company
supplied by amendment.
terms are .to be
writing
.
(674)
The
of slowing up in both
(8/19); $11,350,000 ALEXANDRIA, LA. (8/20); $15,950,000 FULTON CO.,
GA. (8/21); $9,350,000 in two issues for TULSA CO., OKLA. (8/21); $4,250,000
SAN JOSE, CALIF. (8/21). As of this writing, the $103,760,000 various local
Housing Authority Bonds won by Bankers Trust, Chase Manhattan & Assoc. at
the end of last week appears to be about half sold.
i
Total
TEX.
this week Smith, Barney is expected to publicly offer
In the corporate sector
150,000 shares of BURNS INT'L DETECTIVE AGENCY, INC. Class A on Aug.
Total
Corporate
With
bonds
$355,067,000 (50)
$900,632,000 (92)
$756,847,100(117)
$141,145,000 (24)
$133,031,000 (65)
(70)
154,945,380 (70)
650,346,600(339)
>
Stocks:
dates
167,786,870
dates—
Without
Noyes & Co. are tapping the market on
(rated B by S & P and Ba by Moody's) and
400,000 shares of common of YALE EXPRESS SYSTEM, INC. On 8/21 Kidder,
Peabody & Co. is offering $4 million in debentures (rated Ba by S & P) of
Dillon
19/ Eastman,
$231,077,000 (53)
$300,748,000 (61)
dates
all
of
$817,082,700(102)
$166,370,000 (27)
Municipals with
Hemphill,
&
8/20 with $6.5 million in debentures
Tolal
$334,156,870 (97)
$396,090,380 (94)
$783,377,600(404)
$1,151,239,570(199)
$1,196,722,308(186)
$1,540,224,700(521)
stocks
Total
stocks
&
bonds
MOHAWK RUBBER CO. and N. Y. Securities Co.
is readying 166,376 shares of
INC. White, Weld & Co. is holding off
of ROLLINS BROADCASTING,
common
offering of the 403,000 shares of ELECTRO-OPTICAL SYSTEMS.
INC. until the week of Aug. 26. Also on this date, (8/26) Hornblower & Weeks
the public
on
of common of the previously
postponed issue of RUSSELL MILLS, INC. The Aug. 26 week will see further
large corporate offerings via the LONE STAR GAS CO. debentures and the
2,099,858 shares common offering of NEW ENGLAND TEL. & TEL.
is
offer the 300,000 shares
expected to publicly
be
Committee's approval of the
House
The
to
a
revised tax cut proposal is thought
plus sign for market activity coupled with the optimistic economic re¬
ports. The sudaen apparent breakdown in railroad negotiations as of this writing
is, however, causing its areas of uncertainties in the market picture.
The tables below reflect the corporate and
AND
COMPETITIVE
28-DAY
UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
■V
(2)
(1)
$79,807,000
$11,420,000
$91,227,000
59,885,000
49,792,000
109,677.000
91,435.000
96,140,000
205,817,000
71,935,000
5,975,000
97,410.000
13,620,000
30,969,000
44,589,000
21,000,000
65,589,000
$1.04,835,000
$220,673,000
$325,508,000
$134,535,000
$460,043,000
$133,590,000
31
3-Scp.
$313,967,000
$147,557,000
$113,810,000
$561,367,000
$260,331,300
$288,735,000
$549,066,000
$93,651,000
Sep.
9-3ep.
14
—
—_
...
week.
1962
,
in
investmens
well
and
sales."
Sept., or Oct.,
$1.75 billion authorized issues vis-a-vis
the Water Resources Committee wishes
authorized but which jeopardizes Oroville power revenues originally sought for the issue now post¬
poned; $21,985,000 NORTH CAROLINA mid-Sept.; $22.5 million PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES
nUTh'. rev. bond next March; $15 to $17 million FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT COMM.
(Tallahassee)
Parkway revenues expected in next 90 days/ $31 million. OKLAHOMA TPKEV via Merrill Lynch
ct ai-led group; $100
million DELAWARE RIVER & BAY AUTH. 40-year revenue underwritten by
Alex. Brown & Sons, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and Lehman Bros., in late November and December,
as
well as S8-S9 million interim financing which may occur earlier; $16 million out; of $42 million
SANTA CLARA CO., CALIF. FLOOD CONTROL expected late this summer;
$9 million HONOLULU/
HAWAII, Sept. or Oct ; $62 million STATE OF CONN, advanced refunding; $76,630,090 CALIF TOLL
BRID3E ALTH. refinancing expected next month;
up to $22-$23 million BOARD OF ALLEGHENY
COUNTx COMMISSIONERS for Pittsburgh Stadium; up to, $140 million competitive JACKSONVILLE
EXP.
AUTK.
expeced Oct. 1963;. $25.0 to - S60 million range tor OKLAHOMA TPK. AUTH. still
indefinite; $175 million WELLS POWER PROJECT EAST WENATCHEE, WASH. rev. bonds, October,
1963; $45(million LEWISPORT, KY.; $19 million STATE OF CALIFORNIA beach and park develop¬
ment'
$:6.3 million ALLEGHENY COUNTY PORT AUTH., PA.; $28 million DENVER METRO.
SEWERAGE DISPOSAL DIST.;
$187.5 million LOS ANGELES, M. T. A. via Glore, Forgan & Co.
targeted for Nov.-Dec. pending feasibility studies etc.;. $20-$25 million SEATTLE DEPT. of L & P;
$37 million WAYNE COUNTY ROAD COMM. ..(Detroit, Mich.) airport revenue bonds expected in two
segments either next Dec. or Jan., 1964; $37 million N. Y. STATE BRIDGE AUTH. (Newburgh, N. Y.)
refunding bonds early next year; estimated $60 million CENTRAL KENTUCKY PKWY. AUTH. for
next
fall; $27,973,000 BUFFALO, N. Y„ fall offering; $14.3 million NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV.,
"Excludes, however:
Board
of
Regents
f Includes:
V
Includes:
NEW
The
YORK
♦$1
million
Excludes:
following non-tax-exempt
(8/19).
or
11,
1964.
Also
pation
notes
$168.5
million
mos.
Bond
excludes
BANKS
the
Includes;
million
8/20
Urban
Antic.
$116,160,000
FEDERAL
are
and
LAND
million
$2
$8.5
Renewal
Notes
$191
offered
COLLEGE.
LOCAL
BANKS
HOUSING
issue
AUTH.
maturing
[PHA's]
8/20/64:
PEAKE
&
OHIO
RY.
Park).
in
a
trust
equipment
five
without
certificates
million
N.
Y.
C.
dates
and
Notes
(8/21);
million
of
PENFIELD,
N.
Rev. Certificates of SAVANNAH DIST. AUTH., GA. (9/3);
of 43 local govt, agencies; $4,618,000 ROCHESTER
N. Y
12
million
$115 million COMMONWEALTH
debentures
maturing
6/1/64
of
Notes
and also
INTERMEDIATE
includes
$3,780,000
$21,450,000
four
in
or
less of which two have selling dates
preferreds
with
target
Antic.
and
♦"Substituting
for
Lt.
Col.
Sidney
who
Brown
serving his
is
i.j
a
.
_•
•
,
.
X
\i
'.i'tr-f,
.
I J-
sj
!
"
t
::
w
K
'/
and
excluies
CHESA¬
scheduled.
the following still
ELECTRIC CO.,
tour
of duty.
August 15, 1963
\
he J'
dates;
preferred offerings: $3 million OTTER TAIL POWER; $20 million UNION
$10 million UTAH POWER & LIGHT and 810 million GULF STATES Utilities..
CREDIT
OF PA. Tax
FEDERAL
Also,
unfirmed
8/15.
with
date.
Further,, includes six issues of $300,000
(8/14).
S58
12/18/63 and $45,715,000 due March
Y. SEWER DIST. No. 1, 12 mos. bond antici¬
temporary loan notes of which $12,285,000 due
excluded
for
$1,330,000 ST. JOHN FISHER
(Univ.
$30,740,000
1
larger
$215
HOUSING AUTH.
college bonds;
water bonds, series A, postponed until
CALIF,
$100 million of
previously set for Aug. 7, pending legal clarification of the
$325 million additional sum, approved 30 years ago, which
$642,717,000
7
16,
Total Visib'el
$11.,830,000
19-Aug. 24
26 Aug.
Sep.
Aug.
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Stocks
19.500,000
Aug.
Aug.
Total
(5)
Corporate
Total Bonds
Municipals0
$67,977,000
Bondst
•
(4)
(3)
(Cols. 1 &2)
Taxable
Last
municipal financing/scene for the
last week and last year's tabulations:
weeks ahead and in contrast to
parentheses denote the number of capital issues to be offered publicly for cash and
by domestic and foreign dollar-seeking financial and non-financial issues, and include
companies and SEC-registered secondaries. Excluded are U. S. Government securities as
as private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion
for issuance under employee and other preferential stock option plans, and "from time-to-time
Data
refinancing
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Volume
198
Number 6291
.
The Commercial and Financial
,
.
Chronicle
,(675)
ing
capital
and
other
corporate
In
purposes.
addition
certain
to
Alabama Great Southern
indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 7,980,000
shares
of
stock,
of which
Howard
Vollum,
president, and
M.- J.
Murdock, own 27%
and 25%,
respectively.
Millicent Foundation
Per. End. June 30
common
to
sell
all of its holdings
of
55,180 shares;
Foundation
109,506 of
111,506 shares owned;
and
34
shareholders as a group (including 31 officers or
proposes
Tektronix
ployees and
former employees) 275,314 of 1,774,066 shares
Foundations are charitable corporations.
said
U.
3
S. Controls, Inc.—Units
The company of
j
istra.ion statement
with
63/4%
debentures
due
31,500
shares
$5
units
(at
consisting
fering
will
be
basis
none
The
similar
dying
2b,000
(2)
issuajie
in
-<
will
'
v
be
be
sold
(1)
to
the
similar
public
*.• '
'•'
V*.
f
t.
1
be
in
for
of
Costs
to
estimated
purchase
net
proceeds
materials to fill
raw
from
to
cercain
shares
of
indebtedness,
stock
common
the
this
expenses..
Ltd.
revenues
(&
Subs.)—Six
v/.%
''c;/;'
Months'
1962
$
;
—
etc.)
-
;
and
Cost
■*
Ry.
Ry.
i
Expenses':'''
7,455,000
215,290,000
capital.
after
of
outstanding
:
ry.
per
share
15
subs.,
(based
—v.
share
per
23,100,000
etc.
2,359,000
198, p.
191.
$75,171
$158,715
$221,153
71,945
118,599
74,835
op.
deficit
2044.
p.
20,931,000
$0.54
The
,
$0.68
9,995,000
and
associates
at
competitive
Coast
9,632,000
certificates,
which
equipment estimated
—On
anteed
Privately
tional
investors, $60,000,000 of 4x/2% notes
due
ments of
1988.
Brothers, New York, assisted in arranging
financing.—V. 197, p. 2148.
:
;
.
Gulf States Utilities
Co.—Bidding Date on Preferred
v-r
Sale—
On
15
14,
shares
it
date
the
as
100,000
1963
it
oi
reported
was
will
receive
stock
preferred
that
bids
($100
the
the
on
has
company
President,
set
proposed sale
197, p. 519.
par).—V.
assets
of
On
Aug.
of
sale
12,
$35
finance
1963
to
the
stated
company
$40,000,000
its $570,000,000
of
construction
that
stock
common
is
program.—V.
1964
198,
On
Aug;
by
14,
427
p.
it
to
file
common
registration
a
Staats
stock.
&
statement
The
Co.,
Los
plans
San
that
this
to
offering
would
gain
of
31,
the
$30,708,373
1962.
$18.17
or
for
first
six
or $21.01,
Assets
for
the
months
of
period
last
Acdording
the
to
from
the
sale
semi-annual
of
period
amounted
ending
1962
sales
after
$0.76
$362,000
He
and
taxes
or
of
for
share,
per
figures,
Net
•
the
first
six
increase
an
sales
$4,74.3,000.
$3,856,000
for
$0.62|per share for the
to
V
first
and
of
period.
same
to
1962
of
Net
year,
ABC
The
30,
Vending Corp.—Six Months' Report—
corporation reports net income for the 26 weeks ended June
of $860,259 or 31 cents a share, compared with $911,444
1963,
new
33
or
cents
equivalent
tive
Sales
half
the
of
for
in
increase
Trust
total
over
Net
the
on
during
,
■.
'
'■
current
about
the
were
highest
for
similar
any
at $46,714,297,
of
revenues
represent¬
$44,855,018 for the first
Co.—Appointment—
the
for
agent
•;
common
prospects for
the
months
—
the
of
optimistic
ahead.—V.
"
'
; *1
-
income
Federal
income
_
—~L_
197,
Earnings per share
—v.
197, p. 1735.
Ry. oper.
1962
522,583
397,597'
390,990
—;—
_
Net
$0.65
expenses—
fr.
rev.
ry.
*
261,063
oper.
op.
$248,199
65,247
Deficit.—V.
197,
p.
On
$3,785,483
3,230,767
$274,783
*107,753
$554,716
189,966
Listing—
2, 1963, the common stock of the
company was listed
American Stock Exchange under the
symbol APA.—V. 198,
"' v
567.
p.
.
.
■
Operating
also
30,
Howard
of
to
M.
compared
of
ago,
Mr.
the
year
a
V
six
months
ended
and net income
ago,
reported operating revenues
$5,144,987 for the first half of the
with
27%
taxes
over
the
on
was
the
basis
Metzenbaum
$197,323
$154,905
of
753,610
pointed
out
21
or
cents
shaves
that
cents
26
or
year
earnings
He
of
said
largest
$394,521,
were
$256,329
the
82%
parking
and
from
a
an
year
increase
and
increase
rate
of
a
outstanding.
increase
in
diversification into
of
53%
over
the
in
new
operating
from
revenues
openings'
locations,
fields.—V.
197,
by
of
p.
the
new
from
world's
parking
acquisitions,
Ry. oper. revenue
Ry. oper. expenses-.
Net rev. fr.
Net
—V.
THE
ry.
oper.
197,
p.
ry.
1963—Quar.—1962
$1,680,937
$1,496,812
1,237,425
1,208,751
2,375,571
$443,512
$288,061
$765,622
$706,831
100,777
38,303
154,647
151,732
COMMERCIAL AND
with
new
products
and
41
cents
in
was
a
Saint-Amour
shipments totaled
30,
Net income
D.
the
first
$107,391,
year
half
or
21
stated
for
This
per
the
"it
oil
a
will
which
day
sale
of
the
six
figure
months
compared
likely
the
sales
and
2,726,908
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
''
1963—Quar.—1962
"
'
'
•"
1963—6 Mos.—-1962
<£ '
159,559,628
125,505,182
expenses—
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
197,
p.
ry.
op.
income
2044.
34,054,446
16,669,165
5,782,328
Certain Venezuelan
that
its
signed
VARCO
for
subsidiary,
an
the
signed
sale
of
separa'te
its
Vene-
agreement
the
produced
of
Venezuelan
currently
Mobil
The
wide
Co.,
refining
agreements
producing properties
crude
because
of
of
crude
oil
oil
activ¬
which
world
/
for
1964.
20,000
Mobil's
VARCO
for
crude
most
of
of
product
''
\
were
of
of
at
deliveries
quantity
VARCO.
the
con¬
<
oil
products
First
arrangements
substantial
a
from
scheduled
further
of
output
crude
sub¬
would
market
processing
petroleum
markets.
are
the
Maracaibo
refinery,
has
time,
Mobil
Involves
Lake
range
already
same
by
from
with
VARCO's
a
VARCO
purchase
with
Oil
combined effect of the
agreements will; in¬
production
VARCO's
made'
for
additional
of
in
up.
addition
approximately
in
Lake
100,000 barrels
In
The
of
interest
concessions
present
Maracaibo
day
a
19,600
wells
has
with
the
the
crude
barrels
in
Block
per
1
agreements
day.
'Block
and
producing potential in
a
proven
still
area
12
excess
not
completely
Exploration has only partially covered
Blocks 1 and 12.
to
the
Lake
Maracaibo
developed concessions elsewhere In
interests,
VARCO
Venezuela.—V.
retains
198,
un¬
567.
p.
;
investment banking
firm of White, Weld &
Co.. New York, has been elected a
director
of Atlas
Credit, it was announced by J. L.
Wolgin, Chairman and
President. Mr. Hallingby becomes the 11th
Director of the corpo¬
ration, which was listed on the New York Stock
Exchange last
week.
'
■
New York Stock
Exchange Listing—
for
first
trading
Philadelphia-based
the
on
Aug.
New
finance
York Stock
7.
company
Exchange
was
to
be
listed
approved
the
on
Big
Atlas
stock, previously traded
over-the-counter, was as¬
symbol ATC.
Listed by the
Exchange were 2.4 million shares of common
voting
stock,
including 140,000 common shares reserved for
signed
stock
ticker
options-
warrants.
stock
to
Credit, which
in real estate
companies.
in
such
and
31
also
are
cializing
performs
key
1967.
two
26.000
includes 19
financing,
The
states
firm
and
or
two
leasing services
employees.
In
totaling
finance
and
and
July,
There
outstanding,
Atlas
restricted
officers
through
addition.
classes
preferred
are
reserved
non-voting
wholly-owned subsidiaries spe¬
is one of the nation's
largest
wholly-owned subsidiaries do
-its
provinces
as
of
options
are
shares.
of
Canada.
purchase and
equipment,
machinery
other
for
leasing of
leasing services
These
170,953
and
Atlas
leaseback
equipment
to
manufacturers.
of
also
plants
industry,
<|» '
156,957,854 304,252,203 301,259,953
123,032,032 241,979,729 239,261,996
Reports Record Earnings—
33,925,822
62,272,474
61,997,957
an
10,626,173
30,045,476
18,566,982
For
L.
Wolgin, Chairman,
all-time
the
high
quarter
in
$540,000 after taxes
has reported
earnings
ended
or
June
26
during
30.
cents
per
that
its
1963,
the
last
net
company achieved
three month period.
earnings
amounted
share after preferred
to
dividends,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent
Office) William B. Dana
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y. REctor 2-9570. Claude D.
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every
Seibert, Publisher and President;
Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613);
Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second
class matter February 25, 1942, at the
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American
Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year.
Other countries, $87.00 per
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in
year.
the rate of exchange, remittance for
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
:
Atlas Credit Corp.—New
Director—
Raul Hallingby,
Jr., a general partner of the
.
Ry.1 oper. revenue___
Ry.
oper.
8,273,791
move
refinery.
the
earnings
pattern of the first half will continue through the third
quarter/'
but that the company is
"hopeful an improvement in
profits will take shape in the final three months."-^-V.
196, p. 2076.
Per. End. June 30
-
$10,137,118 $21,603,965 $20,476,194
Sells
that
quantities
of
Atlanic
At
oil
be
include
from
The
share, against $202,914
seems
maturing
subsidiary of Socony Mobil
crude
oil
and
a
long-term
••••'
].
•,
companies
agreement
exercisable
that
St.
'
a
Venezuela.
additional
Palito
Board
ago.
commented
sell
Bids
"
bonds
,
...
the
year.
1962.
cents
to
42nd
details concerning these
agreements nor the
purchasers of the Eastern
Venezuelan properties were
'
otherwise
ditions.
for
Saint-Amour
of
E.
efficiency by concentrating the
company's Venezuelan
its large
holdings in Lake Maracaibo and will
The
$2,800,756.
of
220
'
on
stantial
anticipated and
high.
/
'
continued
that
plans
September.
the financial
not
J.
op.
income
2043.
John
1963--6 Mos.—1962
$3,082,402
Venezuela,
other
business
2,382,606
$8,100,000
-v.
2459.
$3,148,228
$11,513,116
4,415,933
op.
Atlantic said that the
were
tax
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earning^—
Per. End. June 30
June
Mr.
downtown
connection
$2,851,348
earn¬
before
in
President
ended
with
in
ago.
resulted
company
facilities at airports
company
has
reported
that
six
months
shipments
almost the same as those in the
corresponding period last
Earnings declined because orders were less than
an
share earned
per
currently
the
share,
per
ings would have been' even greater except for a
change in the com¬
pany's income tax base.
Earnings before taxes for six months of
this
The
expenses
after
road
in
EDST).
refund
Assembly Products, Inc.—Net Down Sharply—
v
'
Chairman,
year.
income
increase
year
during
period
record.
new
a
82%
same
Metzenbaum,
$9,370,475,
preceding
Net
increased
revenues
1963, against the
climbed
1978,
involving the sale of VARCO's interest in certain
producing properties in Eastern Venezuela
Include the fields of
Gritupano, Pirital and Aguasay,
Junta-Adobe-Adreles, Tacat, and
producing properties in the State of Guarico.
Aug.
the
the
1988
company,
2044.
Apache Corp.—A. S. E.
on
noon
to
that
due
the
Venezuela.
of the
crease
ities
1963—6 Mos.—1962
120,950
instal¬
to
The agreements
$3,525,715
3,250,932
$292,693
income
ry.
annual
r
de
disclosed:
$0.44
.,t:
Airport Parking Co. of America—Revenues
Up 82%;
Net 27%—
! '
June
Neither
names
■
drilled
Net
261,520
i,_
On
';■/]' \'/
1963—Quar.—1962
$1,885,085
$1,960,173
1,636,886
1,667,480
revenue
of
284.
Co.
three
barrels
—
new
■
ry.
p.
Eastern
cover
788,587
—
1417.
p.
Secondary Offering
2148.
p.
Per. End. June 30
Ry. oper.
$14,364,135 $10,525,756
taxes—
197,
lArbor RR.—Earnings—
Ann
'V'
1963
taxes
income
enthusiastic
and
Aug. 15, Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Bache & Co., New
York, and associates, announced that their secondary
offering of 53,700 common shares of Anheuser-Busch,
at $51.25 per share, was oversubscribed
and the books
com¬
15
working capital.
announced
El
closed.—V.
stock
,/'•V-
.
revenues——<
before Federal
for
its
is
the respec¬
Techniques Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
consolidated
Provision
based
1735.
p.
Period Ended June 30—
Profit
1962,
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
months
disbursing
197, p. 43.
Aerosol
Net
of
outstanding
Amerline
(12
used
for
bonds
office
17
be
and
involving
with
111
engineering changes made
processing and computer
'■
Co., New York, has been appointed transfer agent
dividend
pany.—V.
half
shares
the company's history
1962.—197,
Bankers
first
of
six
Adams Express
and
the
number
first
period
4.1%
a
the
periods.
for
first-half
ing
share
a
of
26-week
that
comment
Sept.
arrangement in
It was also
to
addition, Amerline will soon introduce two new ball cocks
plumbing industry, five new components for color tele¬
vision, and a new endless magnetic tape cartridge to be sold to
radio
stations, " distributors
and
other
end
users.
He
concluded
the
the
income
oper.
Oil
Inc.,
the
and
items
the
with
in
company announced on Aug. 12
Atlantic Refining Co.
(VARCO),
Mobil
the engineering
completed
these
In
for
reP°rted
was
mortgage
at
will
198,
zuelan
of
<
.
ry.
The
$444,204
earnings
by
Sept. 1 from 1964
Properties—
of
data
/'.//
secured
and are guar¬
dividends by Atlantic
mature
Atlantic Refining- Co.
six
increase
amounted
over
several
manufacturers
the
an
same period,
design
products sola
is
the
22%
also reported that since the first of the
development of new products has been
equipment.
in
This
months
of
company is now ready
to bring
market. These include major
in
on
17, 1964,
—V.
E.
to
re-
30
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—6 Mos.—1962
Ry. oper. revenue—.
$47,066,453 $44,378,470 $92,334,598
$88,548,839
I Ry. oper. expenses—
35,553,337
34,241,352
70,730,633
68,072,645
securities
22%—
Charles
company's
1963
over
23%
or
News of Business and Finance
shareholders,
of
income
•
to
be
Earnings—
year
Caestecker,
President,
announced that increases in sales
and earnings were achieved in
the
six-month
period
ending June 30,
1963.
t_'
months'
York,
Netrev. fr.
Corp.—Net Up
report
a
to
Per. End. June
$42,5$1 was realized
net income of
$81,085, for the
30, 1963.—V. 193, p. 1223.
j
In
first
for the six months
like
were
$5,728,337,
and
each
on
1?'^.1963 n
of
received
Proceeds
1963.
share.
per
of
Amerline
jointly
company,
covering about $22,000,000
be underwritten by William
V '•' '.■/;'
■.
Dec.
$27,896,772,
June
Bundy Drive, Santa Monica, Calif., the
pay-TV to subscribers in the Los Angeles
areas.
June
F.
share
per
to assets
were
$4 575,000
non-caiiable,
are
to cost
principal
$305,000
$20 000,ooo
Doriot, has announced that net
$33,137,147, the equivalent of $21.57 per share, after
Georges
uiey
of
Bond Sale Planned—
Net
—
—
So.
offer
Francisco
shortly
Corp.
cents
31
ending
net
With
Angeles.
Headquartered at 3171
company
and
reported
was
A
help
Lear-Siegler, Inc., and Reuben H. Donnelley Corp., plans
of
R.
1963
the
to
Subscription Television, Inc.—To "Go Public"
owned
were
considering
in
Development
New
compares
period
C
it
early
&
will, be
General
to
rose
deducting
This
Southern Co.—May Sell Common—
Research
,
Assets Higher—
::,t
Aug,
Oct.
American
issue
an
are
inclusive.;
Lehman
the
to
as
Coast Line Railroad Co.
The certificates will
Aug. 16, 1963, it was reported that the company
arranged to sell privately to a group of institu¬
had
sale
juroiiiers &
that
Line
They
v-
American Metal Climax, inc.—Notes Sold
Proposed Registrations
announced
offered for public sale on
Aug. 14, at prices to yield
from 3.95% for the
Sept. 1, 1964 maturity up to
4.t5% •
for maturities
from Sept. 1, 1974 to
Sept. 1, 1978.
The certificates are
rated A by Moed/s and AA
byStandard & Poor's.
(U.S.
-
RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Offered—On Aug. 13,
19od, Salomon
A
1,169,000
16,604,000
quarter)—
per
1,502,761. 1.432, U3
$83,983
52,253
ry..
4%% equipment trus-; ceraiicates, series R, on a bid of 98.307 for the
4Vs% coupon.
competing bid of 98.301, also for a
4Vs% coupon,
came from
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
18,766,000
shares
on
at end of each period)
Limited common dividends
cents
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$1,661,479
Si,716,866
,,'io3,721
Atlantic
241,640,000
41,866,000
outstanding
Aluminium
$828,892
awarded
^
common
RR.—Earnings—,
1963—Quar.—1S62
749,018
oper.
197,
14,358,000
18,963,000
...
consol.
income
Profit
giving
to the pro¬
posed reverse split), of which Stanley Zinn,
President, owns 49.3%
and management officials as a group 51.6%. Book value o„
sa>ck
7IM)W outstanding is $3.48 per share.—V.
195, p. 1708.
West Point
fr.
rev.
cates
In
Net
&
expenses
24,101,000
16,293,000
income taxes
$775,C87
1J2.966
$833,001
Hutzler
35,256,000
taxes.
dividends
130,221
oper.
29,227,000
taxes
Preferred
83,441
Atlantic Coast Line
174,354,000
28,827,000
30,362,000
290,269,000
Income
and
out¬
prepay
104,582
2044.
p.
15,390,000
income
$580,9:6
revenue
Net
' •'
v./-'
Interest
before
$3*7,334
325,525,000 283,506,000
.
Income
$389,298
oper.
Net
26,042,000
1,716,000
of
>" Income •
1 066 713
op.
Per. End. June 30
26,737,000
...
'
899,666
serv-
,
—
197,
bl 841 u3o
510,107
ry.
oper.
Atlanta
Report—
1963
$
:
(transporcation
sales,
ry.
1963—6 Mos —1962
$1,480,602
470,397
income
Netrev.fr.
Net
financing
hand
on
has
effect
(after
*54,768
outstanding
company
oper.
—V.
■'
orders
Ry.
2043.
p.
sales and
operating expenses
Provision for depreciation and
depletion
Selling, general & administrative expenses
the
warrants
engaged in developing hand manufacturing inheating equipment and automatic control
$176,420
312,826
Ry.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
$859,695
$857,441
revenue
$627,957
*64,337
Andrews Bay
oper.
—V.
-
$200,.
to
108,657
$998,126
"
St.
Per. End. June 30
Ry.
297,072,000 250,009,000
Operating
under-
j".-'
1J
197,
ices, power
Other inccme
or
outstanding M in
split
•;
income
oper.
$250,631
Sales
of¬
all
sold
10,343
now
stock
•
to
(3)
inventory, for sales and advertising, to
monthly promissory nctes, and for working
adait.cn
sale
The
shares
up
standing
purchase
underwriter
warrants
reverse
' )'"■
/ij'
to
warrants.
20,000
3,511,535
$368,613
Period Ended June 30—
Sales and Revenues:
reg$210,000 of
a
best-ef .oits
a
Atlanta &
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$7,998,402
$7,638,606
7,000,276
7,010,649
$3,762,166
3,638,989
■
op.
Aluminium
for
15
on
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
•
dielectric
The
used
54,0c2
and
includes
one-for-four
a
'
•
and
build
to
offered
ry.
Co.,. Inc., 15 William St., New
unit commission and $4,200 for
per
also
underlying
cpmpariy is
Ti g
duct.on
syste rs.
be
unit,
&
Net
owned.
filed
Y.,
warrants
O.
with
'•
per
$10
to
warrants
to
N.
covering
8
two-year
debentures
Meyerson
a
Aug.
Eertoli,
for
$200,
and
exchange for 41,375 warrants
connection
sh&ras )•'
H.
shares
Richard
finder,
of
statement
expenses.
and
at; $100
receive
on
share),
per
$100
M.
will
SEC
1973
made
by
York/ which
of
the
$4,007,602
expenses-.;
Net rev. fr.
em¬
Registered—
410 Fourth Ave.j, Brooklyn,
RR.—Earnings— 1
1963—Quar.—1962
revenue—
individual
supervisory
The
Ry. oper.
Ry. oper.
3
Commercial and
The
*&For
taxes
the lime mumfes ended June 30, 19o2.; A,
operating revenues for the nine months
were at a record level of $ J,040,717 against
pei
Inc.-f-Acquisition—
Atmos-Pak,
action...
;
■
....
•
;V,i
Authorized
Notes
Notes
6,500
Bacon;'Whipple & Co.
4,000
Ball, Burge &• Kraus—2,500
Bateman,
Eichler & Co.
4,COO •
Bear, Stearns & Co.-; 6,510
A. G,
Becker & Co. Inc.
6,500
Blair & Co. Inc.A__A-4,003
Alex. Brown & Sons..L__
4,000
Byush, Slocumb & Ca. I;ic.
4.000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.__ - 4,000
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
riuuuia
x.
uu
ex.
v>j.
6,500
u,uuu
Emanuel,. Deetjen & Co.
1,509 r
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
2,500
Goodbody & Co,dfefefej;: 4,000>
Hayden. Miller & Co. A
2,500
Kit.—Earnings—
Baltimore & Ohio
''J.
•'
/.i;
Rv.
oper.
oper.
expenses..
Net rev. fr. cry.
*197,
—V.
,.
•
■'/■' '•"$ i::-
<jj
y
.
96,788,552 185,260,738 184,3o8,230
73,963,049 145,062,010 146,427,848
"
was announced by the Bangor and Aroostook Corp.
Gordon Robertson, President of the BAG said that, the
6,503fi
1j,0J0
Mellen & Miller, R
1-50Q-
Inc.
Co.——
&
Boston
Ry.
Corp."
the
to
Bangor
Pacific
in
in
Now
Jersey
p.
2247.
\
San
growing
the
Goal
Credit
in
Corp.
;/,/./, V,;...., ■//,.//
,;//,/
York
New
Jun$ 30
Per. End.
Ry.
Net rev. fr.
Net
ry:
—V.
ry.
u
R
9.9.
i
Inc.—Net
income
$793,411
income
$690,068
for
Inc.
of
sales
on
was
After
Higher.
Basic
of
Sales
$10,719,366.
sales
on
the
In
with
cents
11
six
ton
that
10.55',v
miles increased 8.85',v.
In
two
new
net
year
a
the
products
same
routes.^jrV. 197, p. 2560/
'/a
..
Corp.
.
■
that
Aircraft
the
at $14,125 per
books closed.—
and
Howell
Co.—Acquisitions—
has
acquired
>
distributing
two
companies
from
Rank
Organisation for marketing its photographic and audio¬
products in France and Germany, according to an announce¬
ment by
Everett F. Wagner; President of Bell & Howell's Inter¬
national division.
formerly Rank Precision Industries GmbH
of Frankfurt,
has been renamed Bell & Howell Photo Und Cine
GmbH...
•rj '
V
...
French
formerly
company,
Rank
Industries
Precision
Paris, has been renamed Bell & Howell France S.
The
ments
major
The
between
earlier
part
graphic
■
,
Wagner
organizations
the
Rank
this
world
of
equipment
-.Howell,
Mr,
follow
acquisitions
announced
revision
of
S
A
Organisation and Bell & Howell Co.
in which all manufacturing and
a
handled
by
operations
Rank
were
for
photo¬
amateur
taken
over
these
key
Bell
by
&
.t.:.
that,
said
Bell
"Acquisition
&
Howell
of
in
closer
distributing-
contact
with
the
Germany" and gives
we
plan
to
initiate
overseas."
Perutz,
in
most
companies
will
be
the
under
direction
of
Gerald
E
A
general
manager
of Bell & Howell, Ltd., the company's
headquarters for marketing of photographic products
areas
1963
to 71 cents in the 1962 period.
second quarter of 1963 were $$12,879,384
.
Chris nias"
the
year—V.
outside
the
of
Western
Hemisphere.—V.
198,
p.
197,
v'
00.
lative
field
served by channeling its efforts in the marine
of Mercury outboards and MerCruiser Stern drive,
Yachts, both of which are operating profitably,
are
the sale
Owens
P.
last
over
is
backlog
up
more
field
and
Kiekhaefer Corp. sales are up sub¬
year at this time, and the Owens division's
than 50ft over this time last year.—y. 193,:;
that
reported
Bensinger
stantially
568.
,
.
.
...
.
Brunswig Drug- Co.—First
I'.1/-;; : M
.
Half Results—
p.
&
Lake
Erie
1963—Quai\—1962
$6,160,751
revenue
of
Ry.,.oper. expenses__
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$9,730,563
$8,690,851
4,578,964
7.455,852
9,158 502
4,065,601.
Net ry.
*
oper.
income
Deficit.—V.
197,
..
1.353.012
p.
2044.
«
*$137/776/
381,575
$2;274t7l'l- ->$467,651
1,796,339
757,853
Ended
June
Net
of
Co.,
Los
income
Net
in
earned
1963
2,555,548
the
more
ended
months
six
depletion
for
$84,500
first
the
30, 1963 amounted
mining properties and
June
of
income taxes. This compares with $295,700
six months of 1962, after depletion allowances
taxes
income
$97,300 and
The
first half of 1963 were the highest
than 40 years, Joseph T. Hall,
the
in
Federal
for
$385,400
for
after
$470,700,
to
in
announced.
earnings
were
of $256,000.
equal to 18
/shares outstanding
common
cents per share on the
June 30, 1963. The 1962
011
to 12 cents per share on the 2,548,548 com¬
mon
shares outstanding on June 30, last year.
The
number
of
shares
outstanding in
both periods does not
reflect the 3%
stock dividend distributed on July 1, 1963.
earnings
equal
were
against
earlier.—V.
ell
1968
States
Canadian
or
Canadian
the
Mines Ltd.
To Redeem
—
first
t>%
mortgage
will be made in either United
the Royal Bank of Canada, or
in
Montreal, Toronto,
Payment
at
currency
Bank
Imnerial
redemption on Aug. 30, 1963,
convertible bonds due
for
called
has
101 '/aft;
at
1963 amounted
corresponding period a
months of
the
feV'-
outstanding
its
1,
six
in
1945.
p.
v-RV,': /,•/
corporal ion
of
Nov.
'
first
the
$2,654,100
197,
Chibougamau
Campbell
The
for
revenues
$2,716,500,
of
Commerce
B.), St. Joint's (Newfoundland), Winnipeg,
or Vancouver, Canada,
or the Murine Midland
York. N. Y.
convertible Into common stock to Aug. 26, 1963, in¬
Halifax, Stint John (N.
Regina,
Tvnst
Edmonton
Bonds
clusive,
p.
of
Co.
New
are
the
on
109.
basis
of
120
shares
per
$1,000
of
bonds.—V.
196,
;
Canadian
End.
Lines in Maine- —Earnings—
Pacific
June
1963—6 Mos.—1962
1963—Quar.—1962
30
revenue...—
oper.
expenses—
$4,004,857
$1,656,855
1.007,933
$1,580,004
1,076,539
$4,099,939
2,389,026
2,423,508
$648,922
354,423
oper.
Ry.
Net rev.
Net
ry.
—V.
fr, ry.
$503,465
$1,710,913
$1,581,349
221,357
1,007,563
929,596
income
—
A—
„
earnings per
shares
—V.. 197, p.
1963
__
Common
2148.
shareIfe—A'AAfeliife'-/
/.
fe
op.
income
oper.
197, p. 2045.
Canadian
Pacific
Ry.—Six
Months' Report—
1963
Railway
,
expenses
earnings,
8,735,784
income
Fixed
charges
Net
income
,866.355
Preference
Balance
!
stock
p.
!
stock • _A
"-..Ay
transferred to retained
190.
8,448,430
18,153,881
Z
13,105,393
1,703,490
1,726,053
R
Ordinary
—V.
6,726,131
21,553,823
8.233,908
Dividends:
■
$0.83
$
234.218.184 228,329,628
216,566,179 213,501,936
17,652,005
14,827,692
revenues
26,387,789
1962
$44,716,376 $44 .100,080
2.541,362
3 ,049,688
,124.000
* .983.200
.925,688
.1.558,162
"*$1.03 '
1.8H6.355
1962
$
Period Ended June 30—
Results-
30—
shipments
Net before income taxes—.
Income taxes
(Federal & State
Net
Net
Net-wev. fr. -ry. op-, i $2,095,150.
Edison
Corp.—Net Higher—
earnings
comparable period
any
President,
Railway: net
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—First Half
$4,441,189
of
of America
California
Southern
and
Callahan Mining"
Railway
815.
Period
Per. E'nd. June 30
Ry. oper.
Bank
the
to
company
472.
RR.—Earnings—
un¬
;.;
.
stock.
Ry.
expects further earnings increases next year,
Chairman Roy V. Schwab said in announcing six months results.
The added "profit gains
will come from a .decentralization pro¬
gram
which will be completed in February, 1964, when two new
distribution centers,
now building, will be in
operation.
The company earned $611,500, equal to 68
cents per share, for
the first half elided June 30, on .sales of $41,385,000.
Mr. Schwab
said these figures-were not comparable to earnings
of $552,000, or 61 cents per share, in 1962',5 first half,
as a sub¬
sidiary, Montana Wholesale Drug Co., had been acquired in the
interim.
Net
sales
in
the earlier
period were $38.672,000.—V.
197,
issue
.
•
have
Consolidated
Per.
The
authorized
amount
principal
a
Bonds—
Mr.
Approves
filed a joint, application seeking FPC au¬
proposed merger, with Edison to be the surviving
corporation. Elimination of the three preferred stock issues prior
to the merger, California Electric said in its application, will per¬
mit
the surviving corporation desirable flexibility in selecting the
method of replacing them with permanent financing on a basis
which
may
b-> more advantageous t^on exchange or conversion
in the course of merger.—V. 197, p.
1528...
for
thority
on Owens yachts and on the propulsion units manu¬
Kiekhaefer Corp., a subsidiary. The corporation's fiber¬
glass boats division, Brunswick Boats, has its principal plant and
headquarters at Warsaw, Indiana, with assembly plants at Little
Falls, Minnesota, and Nashville, Georgia.
In confirming that negotiations to sell the small boats business
are
in progress,
Mr. Bensinger added that this division has
iot
been attaining its profit objectives and. that the corporation's best
of
aggregate
the
.
issued
Electric
Calif.,
Consolidated
interests
in
•■•-■
be
preferred
Angeles,
year
into
steady in¬
cents last
National Trust
&
Savings Association and will mature not more tnan one year
from t- e aate of i.s.e. l'ae nooes wi.l bear interest at a flucwaiing
rate,
which shall be equal at all times to Bank
of America's
prime rate for 90-180-da.v prime commercial loans.
Proceeds
from
the
borrowings will be used
to redeem all of
California
Electric's
outstanding
shares of its $2.50 cumulative
preferred stock, 6ft' cumulative preferred stock, and 5.75% cumu¬
will
notes
The
Boat Line-—
The corporation will discontinue the production of small fiberglass
runabouts,
it was announced by B. E. Bensinger, President.
He
stated that Brunswick had decided to concentrate its efforts in the
Corp.—To Drop Small
Brunswick
marine
FPC
Co.
Fewer
notes
secured-promissory
Other
Bessemer
Elcctris
On
Aug.
12,
1963
the Federal Power Commission
California Electric Lower,of San Bernardino,
Calif., to
S17.0C0.
,
straight years.
$9,361,501 in 1961 to
Sale—
Note
to
I
to
1958
2148.
p.
California
in
$1,218,247
Net earnings have also shown a
in 1958 to 40 cents in 1961 to 64
last- year.
from six cents
crease ■
against;
the
for
from
risen
',/■■
■/'•:
•"
earnings have shown gains for 11
season.
saleS and
Caldor
'.
•
announced plans, to double, the selling
Norwalk, Conn, store in time for the 1963
of its! existing
Salts', have
of
compared
as
for
agree¬
year,
marketing
places
London-based
Inc.—Sales, Net Lower—
A.
long-standing
photographic equipment dealers in France and
us
direct control of new marketing programs
Both
1963
;
,
tt
,
.R.-
•
j.-fe AA
the
1962 quarteT. Earnings amounted to $482,136
down
from earnings, of $753,509 for
the comparable 1962 period.
Earnings per common share amounted to 20 cents per share as
compared with 32 cents per share in the second quarter of 1962.
—V.
198, p. 248.
; /.;/:/"/
company,
.
The
'
:
;
traditionally
half and he expects business to: continue* to
; .7;
increase" at 'an all-time ■ record level for Caldor. " "/ '' ."/".R
.RR.:, \7
Sates.of more than $20,000,000 compared to 1962 sales of $JL5,500.■
000 *and Record earnings of at least 80 cents a x,share/compared to
61
cents last year are
estimated for Caldor for the 1963" fiscal
factured by
Howell
German
to
the
for
$13,438,039
;v;/ >'r "/"/■'
visual
The
' //-
'
earnings declined
and
Sales
by
commence
V. 198, p. 380.
&
'
,
Secondary
—
($1 par value) of Beech
share, was oversubscribed
&
of
manage¬
Offering—On
Aug. 15, Bache & Co., New York, announced that its
secondary offering of 63,240 shares of common stock
Bell
;
■
were up
for dis¬
period were $26,101,115, down $955,281 from
the sales of $27,056,396 in the first half of 1962. Earnings amounted
to $1,109,919 for the 1963 period, pown $567,625
as compared with
$1,677,544 for the 1962 half. After deducting preferred dividends,
earnings per share amounted to 47 cents for the first six months
ago.
was
Aircraft
Beech
The
achieved b>
passengeis
miles in the first half of 1963
period last year, with adjustment
passenger
compared
Sales
report H.
P. Eells, chairman, told
five million dollar plant for snaoeu
Basic's
that
$163,767
•'
Bell
highs were
all-time
the first
during the first six months of 1963
record high level for the comparable
f. i
period.
They do not yet reflect the increased profit potential
which should result from increased sales and rental income of the
company's new Copytron electrostatic general copiers, Herbert F.
Bruning, Chairman, and Robert A. Munch, President, stated in. the
Interim report to shareholders.
'
,
as
was
comparable
the
1962
1963
ment
the
1,765,364
over
up
were
,
first
the
.
$15,503,057
1,319,127
carried
Bennett'said the second hall of the fiscal year is
Mr.
'better than
capacity
$32,527,081 $32,717,4 1
25.292,913 24,945,68b
$7,234,168
tons
six-month period,.
.year'over last-for the
year, "Mr. Bennett said.
The discount.chain, recently
;| Mos-R-J962
1,380,526
said'
over
Sales
of
months
proceeding on schedule and
anticipates /benefits from the investment to
first of next year.—V. 197, p. 2148.
refractory
'
California
$10,887,389.
of
of
interim
company's
shareholders
the
Saunders, Stiver,.&^ C...2,a60
Shearson, Hammill.&iCo. -6.&9J
$4,266,006
,
peflplLc'ndecl July 31" as
$9;595,if3 Tor/the sixR|non%
"
-
CO.iR.Afe.
Prescott, &
—
'■
A9:G°?
4.00 j
o rrhS
Curtis'
that.
reported, to-a. meeting of-the board
Chairman,
Ebnuett.
to.aied
pared to $5,461,104 for a like period in' 196?,
~
Sai'-s
in July increased .97'^
.over .the.Aame month last: year,
,
jumping from. $1,013,114 to $1,997,742, for the best July in the
chain's history, Mr. Bennett said.
'■/■
■
,
,'fe " ,/' ho* icfocoi 1 oc
fnr i rtV>«
f 1 nt«
/The'jn"creas;e In sales for'the fivet "hiilf reflects tino nhPhi 11 o* ' nf 1 first half
the opening of
; ...
two .nevw stores .by the "chain late" hist year,- one "in: Hamdcnr Conn.- r - — .
• ' and the second iii Peekskill, N. Y., Mr; Bennett said. - Howeveiy he V;>/:/:<
noted that / every store" in the; chain; showed 'increased 'sales - this
^ R
4,000
Inc.—Appointment—
:/r
living Trust Co., New York, has been appointed transfer agent
for the preferred stock of the corporation.—V. 194, p. 2548.
this
year
and
$86,055
last, earnings per common share were 53 cents in the first half
of
1963, compared with 51 cents in the like period of 1962.
Second quarter net income was $534,928 on
sales ot' $5,872,494.
For the similar period of
1962 net income was $190,482 on sales
of
$4,586,107.
Preferred
dividends
weer
$101,638
and
$63,688
respectively, after which earnings' per common share were 37 cents
dividends
preferred
contrasted
-
Paine' "Webber, "Jackson
&
75',:* increase
con
Brife Universal,
Down-
first
the
.
heparlbpiient • store chain has reported a . rt
in sales for the lirst half of the 1963
discount
Carl
saies
-
Co„-_.
1,652,015
(Charles) Bruning Co.,
Basic
Net
...
.-'.m2,500
.
.
This
bn
caking
Turben &- Cp.R '
Merrill.
$4,429,283
freight
Beard
Mr.
$1,268,978
664,054
1,080,502
McDonald &
;
Co.
Bios.
Braniif during the
first six months when 1,278.387
were
carried 660,693,000 /revenue passenger miles.
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$7,908,422
$7,715,235
6,591,784
6,446,257
$1,316,638
■
Inc.—Sales Up 75%—
year
v-
2044.
p.
-' :
-
.
Airways Inc.—Shows
and
quarter
7.07',r
349,930
Inc.
K-ufman
op.
Freight
•
.
continued
$660,790
$729,718
683,992
op.
Income
oper.
197,
1962,—V,„ hm, p. 4,2.
with $207,031,000. in
compared
Jaldor,1
2045.
p.
Revenue
1963—Quar.—1962
$3,901,842
$3,832,101
3,172,124
3.171,311
revenue_'_-
oper.
.
First Halt Profit
The company has reported that, net earnings of $363,958 in the
April-June quarter o.iset first quarter losses and resulted in a
net profit,
alter taxes, of $31,041 for the first six months.
Braniff President fe.as. E. Beard said passenger traffic increased
9.22'<
over
the first quarter while revenue passenger miles were
Bangor &'* Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Ry. oper. expensesA
197,
Braniff
;
A.Ay'"
...
...
Joseph,
Weeks.
<Si
income
ry.
oper.
ry.
—V.
1.94,
City.—V.
expenses—
Net
&
Bangor
revenue_
oper.
Net rev. fr.
said Mr. Robertson, "We now add Bale Pin Co.
&
Aroostook Railroad in Maine, Barllett-SnowFrancisco and Cleveland: Henry Luhrs Sea-Skiffs
and
_
of
acquisition
fourth
the
is
"This
oper.
Ry.
directors.
Milk Street, Boston, Mass.,; is one of
the leading United States companies in the maniuacture and sale
of "lower priced" school pins, keys, rings and other similar emble¬
matic jewelry.
Bale Pin sells its product in all 50 of the United
States as well as Puerto Rico and several foreign countries.
Mr. Irving Banquer, Fresident and principal owner of Bals will
remain with the company and continue to manage it, Mr. Robertson
said. He added that since the purchase was a cash transaction.
Bale's') earnings for only the last part of 1963 will be included in
the
BAC
consolidated
earnings. Bale's full earnings, of course,
will'be reflected in BAC's statements in 1964 and thereafter.
/
by the corporation board of
Bale Pin, located
at 168
Aroostook
per
,180,000
-
Homolo.mr
1963—Quar.—1962
$16,596,294 $16,662,960
12,167,011
12,396,954
Per. End. June 30
pur¬
undisclosed amount of cash had been approved
chase of Bale for an
compares ;With second quarter earnings of $2,333,000 or 35
share and six monihs' earnings oi
oi
penes
shaiq last year.
«
Estimated U. S. and "foreign income taxes weife $2,519,000 com¬
pared with $3,551,000 in 1962,
'
1
\ • ,
\
"evenues-jor the quarter were $95,020,000 and for lhe six months
RR.—Earnings—
Maine
&
jewelry
W.
gbaids/outstanding.
of
per
&
Hirsch
of' Bale Pin, Co. of Boston, one of the leading
manufacture and sale of lower priced scnool
acquisition
in the
companies
'/-''c-
[
L
/:.'
corporation
cencs
/Shield? & Co.;Inc^.^, rb b JO;,
Edward N. Sieg'ler
Co., Inc.—-_fe\2,500
William R. Starts &
«nh
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
V. Stein Bros. &. Boyce-—- ^BOOOivFriedrichs & Co
2,500 . Watling, Lerchen & Co. 4.00U
—V.
198, p.- 281.
./v':'■'- ; /:V■///./',; R/R.'R'- /
40,198,728/: 37.930,382
8,871,188
4,605,850
22,825,503
5,764,6ol
:-.i 7,038,954
Aroostook Corp.—Acquisition—
Bangor &
The
" 1/ <£
,
23,564,110
op.v
income
2044.
p.
-
101,494,911
77,930,801
revenue.._
By.
:•/■_>
^
.
.1963—6 Mos.—1962"
1963—Quar.—1962
Per.' End. June 30
oper.
.
appointed transfer agent;'
tnc Capital stock of the company.—V. 198, p. 284.
and. registrar for
Net ry.
'
"
t
/
;>
.
Allyn
C.
A.
been
Bank .has
Manhattan
Chase
'
■
;
This
'
,
made a
below have
:
has reported indicated earnings for the second
of $1,635,000 or 25 cents per share, and' for the first.six
m.ontns $3,407,600 or 51 cents per share,, based on the average num¬
and conditions of the unc.eiwriting agreement,, to purchase severally and not /jointly from un,
selling shareholders the respective numbers of shares of capital
stock .set forth below:.
fez'-' '>/■-: a; AA-v ■..■"•; I- ■■ ■
•
•;Gliares
'/'■ '■ •'A, /'/'■'/
vR/ ■ Shares '
E. p. Hutton & Company
Bache M Co.J
61,65J
and a broader product line.
Co.—Appointment—
B, S. F.
Burroughs Corp.—Net Rices—
The
3,-.45,-41 s-f>.
4,000,OGC shs.
•
underwriters named
.
'
Jiiirg
quarter
commitment,; subject to the terms
^
The
Ib.bTL
^
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
provide lower production costs,
'
ber
payable
M.oi\.ga6e
Atmos'-Pak.
According
to Mr.
Chema, a full scale expansion program Is
planned for the newly acquired', company, including strengthening
of
the engineering
staff, improved manufacturing facilities chat
■will
issuance
®
payable—banks A-fefefefe- A-/ fer_ A'V
firm,
$4;25(i,587 for the
outstanding alter provision
income for 'ihe nine
equal to 63 cents per
stock
common
.
Outstanding (!
-
.
Capital
.
said the company, with a backlog in excess of $2/:nilimproved earnings for the fiscal year eliding'Oct. 31
'.as
compared; to the previous, year.
For. fiscal 1962,- Burgmastar
rdpdrtea earnings of $1.07 per share on tiie 449,4x7 sharps men
outstanding.—V. .197,' p. - 2460.
■
■/;■ ./'•///' ' •"/
•; - "
Mr.
;
and
notes payable
stock (no par)-
■/
drilling .machines
tiie nine months
lion an.icipates
BUSINESS—Bobbie Brooks, of 3830 Kelley Avenue. Cleveland,
subsidiaries, manufacture and sell fashion apparel *or women
girls. '■•
V- ■
■.-."-•..vV\
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JULY 1, 1963
,
wnli
holds
of the
its
which produces cpolmg towers for air conditioning
systems will bectm* a division of Atmos-Pak, joining the company's
other divisions,' ICED.*. Inc., St. Petersburg, Pla., and Astro Prod¬
ucts Corp.,
Lxhaen, N. J.
Charles A. Fenster ' Will continue as
president of' Phillips, and John F. Koop and. John J. Murphy will
remain as vice-presidents.
Mr. Chema joins the Phillips board as;
treasurer, and Williain A: Donovan becomes secretary, a position he
of
shares
1/1,584
f ederal income taxes of $317,500.
Net
months ended July 31, 1962, was $295,749,
share based on the same number of shares.
and
Phillips,
fey
the
connection with these
in
prd-fabricated roofPhillips Cooling Tower
Co
Inc., Brooklyn, N, Y> it has been announced by Joseph D.
Chema
president of Atmos-Pak. The acquisition was made for an
undisclosed amount of Cash,
no stock was involved in the ■-trans¬
Ossining,
N.
Y.,
manufacturer of
mounted air-conditioning units,.has acquired
This
31,
Juiy
for
associates
etfecc to
reserved for possible future
acquisitions.
shares
137,310
1
;
selling sharenplders and their
retain
190.090 shares before giving
will
manufacturer of turret
increased to $4,936,840 for
1963, as compared to sales of
sales
period a year ago. ■
'y'T?'/^
Pies/cicnt Joseph L. Burg said net income for the current :line
months -amounted to $259,593, equivalent to 55 cents per share on
financing
the
shares
ended
Net Down—
Calif,
Gardena,.
leported
similar
After the sale
acquLitibns by the company.
a
has
was sold by certain
shares as a result of
by Bobbie Broods.
The stock
stockholders wno acquired tiie
nrd_ed Juhe, 30,
1903
$3,834,347 for
like period lest ye.-tr. ItevCivables rose to $44,207,412 on June
30, 1963, from $34,973,181 on June 30, 1962.—V. 198, p. 567.
Gross
r
This
and associates, of¬
shares of Bobbie
not represent new
shares offered do
The
/■ ■' ,v *
for
share
;
alter
(divi¬
months ended June 30, 19G3, net earnings
were $l,202.4Ui> or 57 cenws per share-aper preierreel
as
compared with $998,331. as adjusted, or o9 cent,
nine
the
dends
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
Corp.—Sales Higher,
Burgmastfer
Offered—On Aug.
Inc.—Common
15, 1963, Bache & Co., New York,
fered
publicly, 201,loO common
Brooks at $24,375 per share.
adjusted, after taxes, or 13 cents per share,
dends, on l,l>48,07« average common sll.ut's loi
as
Brooks,
Bobbie
compared with $217,049
after prefsrrcd aivifee same pei.on
shares, as
common
average
1915.079
on
Financial Chronicle
(676)
4
1176.
-
•
_fe'A_ " 10,749,342 > TO.749,342
fe-.12.452.832>..12,475,395
income acct.
629.998
*L. 5,701.049
.
.
J
>' '
'
"/'■fe.'
A
Volume
198
Number
6291
Carborundum Co.—Sales
Consolidated .gales
$7b,o.,o.Do5
income
in
was
1962,
r\et
the
to
tne
:
tieskuih.
income
six
of
Financial Chronicle
and
six
months
t.»e
ior
$3,682,822
report
of
same
1963
ior
lirst
t.ie
stockholders
to
in
*9o2.
six
Per. E'au. june 30
to
$
—O11
58,3a8,218
55,513,015
108,837,107
oper.
expenses—
46,obo,941
-id,93*,877
9U,094,614
91,317,655
11,731,277
9,578,138
18,742,593
197,
compared
with
for
$2.05
1,400,143
3,73o,470
"819,164
he,
the
Neo
1945.
p.
Freight Carriers
Corp.—Common
publicly,
per
for
the
holders.
for
additional
Chicago,
i-cfv.
poration
was
of
certain
for
wiii
company
Freight
common
lina,
is
North
a
Cart Una
.
ny..motor' <euxcie.
carrier operations extend
$20,420,917.
shipments
the
In
making
1962,the
rate
433
average
of
ton
per
434 207
up
owned
company
During
<
that
of
tons
tractor
yeir I iv
freight.
units,
41.807,883
(Debt:
Term
Revolving
Note
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
1,9,483,884
20,760,113
2,2a9,ooi
2,031,136
3,4/4,288
*
.
to
4',;
Common
198.
lurcher
pari—
25,000 slisy,
and
Per. End. June 30
Western
it
which
$866,151
$915,890
$1,720,407
O0U.370
512,488
986,928
ry.
—V.
$365,784
$403,402
$733,479
98,378
170,588
232,217
introduclcd
be
Chrysler
Corp.
that
model
Co.
Per. E'nd. June 30
revenue.,—
Ry.
expenses—
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
11,289,588
is
this
hardtop,
$1,770,370
op.
$2,061,624
588,918
multitude
a
The
year.
Chrysler
engine
for
line
The
in
A
is
Central
Ry.
oper.
revenue—
Ry.
oper.
expenses
$2,478,646
$2,4
2,000
$4,850,472
$5,024,000
3,815,499
*
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
4,097,326
$470,0^9
op.
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
197,
$297,301
$1,034,913
*226,928
59,153
P.
Aircraft
the
Sold
Privately —On
was reported that $10,000,000 of this
promissory notes due uuiy 1, 1978, had
privately through Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
sold
model
of Chrysler's
two-door
the
to
its
in
bid
and
the
added
luxury
smooth¬
011
offered:
are
four-door
a
market
car
emphasis
models
two-
a
the
in
hardtop
highly
n
wheelbase
Division
seven
lengths—will be
different body
by the
offered
fall.
this
Ry.
oper.
Net
fr. ry.
rev.
"Golden
1964
Net
automobiles
Anniversary"
and jnany engineering improvements
cover
the market from the compact to
that
field.
..
v
,r
-
ry.
—V.
1739.
p.
year
' y
■
options,
1964
preview.
York.
The
at
cars
will
cars
20.
Sept;
on
room
United
the
Dodge
"
be
Canada
and
StAtes
the
shown
were
Corporation's national news
to the public in dealer show¬
Chrysler
introduced
V*4yy. %.:!'•
-y1
.
.
Ry.—Earnings—
Of
the
total
—V.
196,
proceeds,
$2,460,000
outstanding 4xk%
will
notes due
be
used
*y...." 'yyy y4V.'
..
380,213
364,363
702,165
576,610
Colorado
&
y'y% yy'yX^y:-Yyy^
:y
May
1, 1971.
1963—Quar.—1962
oper.
revenue—..
Ry.
oper.
expenses—.
Net rev. fr.
Net
ry.
—V.
ry.
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$957,833
$1,028,410
$1,733,533
547,426
551.908
1,072,996
1,164,364
$410,407
$476,502
$660,537
$1,175,484
162,181
176.343
242,832
446.614
op.
income
oper.
197,
Ohio
Per. E'nd. June 30
' s
.
•
>'
'*
'
attention
Calling
Railway Co.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
*
Dodge
"Our
in
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$
;
oper.
revenue—
95,340,139
90,186,154
175,672,612
169,371,706
oper.
expenses—
70,570,838
69,985,386
137,060,165
136,142,533
op.
24,769,301
20,200,768
38,612,447
33,229,173
income
15,164,028
11.876,527
24,352,571
20,831,800
to
which
—V.
lines.
new
to the fact 1964 is Dodge's
Chrysler Vice-President and
and Truct Division, said:
continue
meet
styled
are
the
V
Columbia
Gas
System,
Inc.—Six
344,145,000
income
Per
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
198,
ry.
to
General
$1.24
:
4/'.
Commercial
Credit Co.—Notes Offered—On Aug.
14, 1963, the First Boston Corp. and Kidder, Peabody
Co., Inc., New York, as managers of an underwrit¬
ing group, announced the public offering of $90,000,000 Commercial Credit 4V2%>
notes, due Aug. 1, 1935,
priced at par to yield 4.50%; to maturity. The notes
were quick*y sold.
REDEMPTION
to
Aug.
after
1,
under
except
1971,
they
notes
certain
For.
End.
June 30
1963—Quar.
1962
■
'
1933-
redeemable
are
,
declining
from
at
102.25';
PROCEEDS1
yy;;
Pacific
Texas
&
Ry.—
Net
any
time
initially to
from
proceeds
special
at
100'-;
sale
the
$9,451,026
oper.
expenses—
7,706,182
7.364,624
14,825,910
$18,155,137
14,731,202
126,572.013
52.178,195
102,572,629 T01,813,826
128.543.639
BUSINESS—Commercial
CAPITALIZATION
y>jyy :Vy
relate
as
used
Credit
to
of
its
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
fr. ry.
13,664,414
13,590,336
23,999,384
op.
$1,744,844
$1,963,934
$3,139,420
St.
300
GIVING
EFFECT
,.yyyy
-oper;: income
1,290,709
1,623,276
Net
ry.
—V.
197,
$9,328,558 $17,965,330
2,830,252
2,278,641 •/
2045.
p.
'.r;'
„■
5,954,298
4.582,647
9,835,585
8,350,770
Cinerama, Inc.-—To Operate World's
4.
p.
Federal
The
Cinerama
Chicago
Eastern
&
Illinois
I
Per.
End.
June
30
Ry.
oper.
revenue
Ry.
oper.
1963—Quar.—1962
expenses—
Net
Net
*
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
1963—6 Mos.—1962
ry.
op.
$8,531,618
$17,904,934
$16,677,140
6,911,535
7,214,302
13,743,851
14.048,730
Within
197,
$2,760,073
$1,317,316
$4,161,083
$2,628,410
1,340,793
*125,172
1,268,028
42,017
p.
2045.
and
Per.
End.
Ry. oper.
Ry.
June
30
Western
Ry.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
$8,430,503
$7,930,273
expenses..
6,096,526
6,085,209
Net
ry.
—V.
fr. ry.
.oper.
197,
Norman
U.
S.
X.
Winstcn,
United
Pavillion
States
Dept.
of
the
at
created
be
1933—6 Mos.—1962
$16,313,997 $15,582,639
11,939,054"
and.
future.
The
:Vv'
.
11,792,111
End.
op.
$2,333,977
$1,845,064
$4,374,943
$3,790,528
income
611.477
296.054
1,183,511
620,235
&
June
Illinois
30
Midland
TO
an
vehicles.
earphone
The
y';
v
hour
to
revenue.
$2,565,988
$2,356,315
$4,449,715
Ry.
oper.
expenses
1,462,203
1,419,733
2,782.034
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
oper.
spectacular ex¬
York World's
level of
of
sets.
the
PRESENT
pictures,
show
still
and
will
its
197,
contain
$4,334,815
as
with
story
well
with
as
'
:
Ended
June
1962
1963
2,722,200
op.
$1,103,785
$936,582
,$1,667,681
$1,612,615
income
454,660
334,345
654,254
582,654
197, p. 2045.
$
82,939,141
7,321,170
$1.50
3,520,982
$0.73
4.879,671
share;
4.839,966
Clinchfield
$
RR.—Earnings—
End.
June
30
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—6 Mos.—1962
oper.
revenue
55,158.994
54,889,141
106,427,417
106,934,313
Rv.
oper.
revenue..—
$5,756,099
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
44,843,331
45,660.167
87,559,079
89,974,465
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
3,310,157
3,299,623
6,371,561
op.
$2,445,942
$2,050,380
$4,303,888
2,004,876
1,670,707
3,411,266
3,279,921
.*
fr.
oper.
—V/ 197,
p.
op.
10.315,663
9.228,974
18,868,338
16,959,848
income
2,818,071
1,146,980
3,025,961
1,076,407
ry.
2045.
75,000,000
'
pfd.
stock
stock
($5
($100
par)
500.000 shs.
371,244 shs.
/pari— __y_;A
15,000,000 shs.
10,662,418 shs.
not
underwriters
jointly,
but
Peabody
&
Co.,
Net
Net
—v.
the
to
,i;(
terms
have
agreed,
conditions
and
;
V
v
y
'
First
Boston
Corp._
Sachs
&
$7,775
7,775
Co,_'1,900
&
Stone
ties
Webster
Blyth
&
Bros.
Garrett
&
R.
Inc.—
W.
Alex.
Mead,
1,000
R.
G.
H.
1,000
Bacon,
1.000
&
Inc.
Sons„
850
Jackson
<fc
&
Co. y
Becker
Co.
625
Co.
&
Noyes
Hutton
Brown
Co
&
&
325
325
Co.—.—-—-
&
rev.
ry.
fr. ry.
oper.
197,
p.
2046.
$5,350,003 $10,675,449
-
*
y
■
Co.„
325
325
275
&
&
Baird
W.
Co..
&
275
;
Weeks
Ellis
Clement
Co
Evans
&
.275
Co.,
275
1
Nolan,
Co.,
Fleming
&
Inc.—.—;
rs>j
:
275
'
275
McDonald
625
The
500
275
275
Co
&
Milwaukee
Co
275
—
& Co., Inc.
Dominic's.;
500
500
Putnam
500
Reinholdt
500
Stroud
C.
500
Swiss
Higginson'Corp.l.
500
Watling,
Clark,
Dodge
Dominick
—V.
<fe
Langley
C.
&
Legg &
198,
p.
,
Co
:
1..
Co
The
at
195.861c
Co.,
&
——
Gardner
Inc
"t; 275
275
—
275
American Corp.^—_
Lercnen
&
275
Co._.
469.
has
Co.—To
Redeem
bonds
1963. all
mortgage series B' bonds due. 1987
plus accrued interest, and all of .its outstanding .5'4%
company
its
Co
&
275
500
Cominunily. Public Service
of
&
outstanding
called
53/b'(
for
redemption
oh
Aug.
30.
first
■
-
!
Kb,
275
'
Simmons
&
A.
Inc.
&
Newhard, Cook & Co.y
Pacific Northwest Co.——.,,
$10,560,316
.
325
625
Co.
Sons
325
Inc.
Co.—
Folger,
625
Co.,
Whipple & Co.^—.
Inc.
625
._^
Inc.
&
Pressprich
Baker.
Blunt
450
—•
Corp..
Inc.——
Walker
Robert
1,000
450
450
L.
R.
<te
Securities
Co.,
Miller
W.
1,000
Co.
850
Steams
E.
Dickson
Anthony
...
S.
1,000
Weeks
Webber,
Drexel
&
Co.
&
<fe
Witter
G.
Blair
Co.
Weld
Hornblower
American
Day
&, Hutzler
Barney
&
1.000
450
& Co.'^
Boyce
Moscley
1,000
Co.,
450
Co.—.
&
Bros.
450
Co._
<&
Tucker,
Pierce,
Smith
&
S.
Stein
y_
Lynch,
Robert
450
F.
Co.
500
Estabrook
1,000
<te
&
Inc
50O
1,000
—
Union
i.
Salomon
Co.,
Hallgarten
Co.
Freres
Merrill
&
Spencer Trask & Co
A. C. Allyn & Co
Baker, Watts & Co._^
1,100
Inc.
&
Ripley
Inc.
Shields
!
Dillon,
Harriman
Lazard
*
;
Co.,
1
F. Rothschild & Co.— ' $500
Securi-
Corp
Eastman
1,900
at
Amount
L.
I
•5
below
named
subject
'
Morgan Stanley & Co.—__
$4,042,775
income
rev.
ry.
125,000,000
75,000,000
Inc.
The
6,517,541
Net
125,000,000
indebtedness
Amount
John
Per.
Ry.
Net
3,023,987
.
the
of
Lee
—
outstanding
198, p. 381.
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$
,.
W,
Per
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns.
$
;
8,500,000
x
Equitable- Securities Corp.
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.
————j—.
Earnings
Shares
1963—Quar.—1962
;
indebtedness
Hemphill.
$
—V.
Per. E'nd. June 30
'
:
8,500.000
due
1974
and
Kidder,
A.
115,870,508
ry.
payable,
Curtis
30—
yy
\yv
the
by
Canadian
tOOO's omitted)
Paine.
2353.
Clark, Equipment Co.—Six Months' Report-4Period
t
600,000,000
underwriting agreement, to purchase from Commercial
the following respective principal amounts of the notes,
Dean
comprehensive
photography,
p.
,
950,232,505
600,000.000
subordinated
Fonnor
—
tell
,
•
the
White,
animation
$
;
Stock:
Smith,
will
FINANCING
Outstanding
'-t1'
subordinated
severally
individual
vehicles
a
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
presentation will provide for 2,500
specially designed 54-passenger
12
of
Indebtedness
Cumulative
\;
'
15-minijRe
the building.
the area in
tour
Each
Baltimore,
and
(due
.
and
Junior
Bear,
1963—6 Mos.—1962
oper.
rev.
a
New
Ry.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
Ry.
Net
with
agreement
the
theme, "Challenge to Greatness,"
the pioneer spirit of America—past, present
'sight and sound'
unique
visitors
the second
In¬
loans,
com-
company
Canadian
guaranteed
Va'mortgages
Capital
Commerce,
on
the
the
payable
Subordinated
around
will serve to depict
of
notes
Securities
three-dimensional'effects.—V.
Chicago
operate
1964-65
notes
company,
dollars
4-4
Fair.
thrilling ride will be built
will
motion
Per.
and
the
of
ac¬
businesses.
Place,
subsidiary
Fair Exhibit—
an
by Cinerama
President Nicolas Reisini
U. S. Commissioner for the Fair, acting
signed
and
2045.
p.
design
into
notes
of
year)
subsidiary
Goldman.
mobile
rev.
entered
•
revenue.—
oper.
Net
to
Pavillion
Federal
agreement,
the
A
Great
latter
provides lor the pay¬
ment to
Cinerama of $2,250,000 to design and develop, fabricate
and furnish, install, operate and maintain the total exhibit in the
It
Chicago
Paul
y
short-term
one
Unsecured
.
of
:,y
''V
■
The
for
the
at
Fair,
$9,671,608
income
Deficit.—V.
hibit
RR.—Earnings
has'
Government
the
for
be
112,227,397
Common
rv.
wilt
notes
short-term
Authorized
Indebtedness:
Unsecured
$3,423,935
26,729,813
income
oper.
198,
op.
the
other
reduce
to
$
par
"Net
of
1981.
Md., is engaged primarily in specialized
forms of financing
insurance.
It also has several manufacturing subsidiaries.
6 Mos.—1962
fr.
1,
financing
tivities, or for such purposes
itially,, the proceeds may be
1963—6 Mos.—1962
revenue—2
rev.
urices
redemption
Aug.
on
by the company to increase or maintain its working capital.
additional working capital may be used for the
purchase of
receivables in the ordinary course of Commercial's
Senior
oper.
Net
.
redemptton
Tne
y.:
Ry.
65.768.531
regular
Company:
yyy/'
1963—Quar—1962
prior
On*.and
conditions.
at
used
Unsecured
RV.
.
Rv, oper. revenue—— 66,871,808
Ry. oper. expenses— -53,067,394
redeemable
not
are
special
redeemable
are
commencing at 102.50'/P ,and declining to. 100<M on Aug. 1,
Under certain conditions of declining iinance receivables, the
1981.
notes
FEATURES—^The
li)7i,
1,
Aug.
pany and a Canadian
^;
Orleans
$1.09
100.
p.
&
provide better transportation services
needs at the right price, cars
;y,,.y.;y'
Earnings—
-Earnings-
32.994.000
;'
;
V./198,
Manager
up-to-date for several years and which
and assembled to run better and longer."
New
Per. End. June 30
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.
322,458.000
37,483,000
suare
anniversary,
50th
look
:
Cincinnati,
380.
p.
1962
yv
revenues
Net
—
Report—
1963
"y
Grbss
1967
Net
Net
Months'
Period Ended June 30—
transportation
to
carefully engineered
198, p. 380;
are
Ry.
Ry.
Car
is
aim
cars
which
$
$
Nichols,
J.
the
of
&
all
011
$2,339,848
2046.
p.
;';y"
Superior
Byron
Chesapeake
.•
Wyoming; Ry.—Earnings—
Deposits
,
744.
p.
6.382,639
$1,179,357
2046.
p.
Per. End. June 30
also
offered
$7,561,996
0,033,508
$1,470,836
income
oper.
197,
four-speed full-synchro manual transmission will be available
Ah: improved
TorqueFlite
three-speed automatic; transmission
is
to
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$7,504,344
$625,026
A
refund the
$15,633,749,
.
,
from
Newsmen
new
to
rose
$868,450
op.
y
styling
cars
tne
1963—Quar.—1962
$3,913,3.58
$3,860,335
3,044,908
3,235.359
expenses—'
prices
and Chrysler will be introduced to the public
Imperial on Oct. 4 in dealer showrooms.
its
from
shares
up
2,614,724
1962.
new
ranging froin two economy ^s'ix-cylinder engines to
V-8's, have been redesigned to provide greater efficiency, fuel
economy and smooth performance.
V
vV
firm's 4.65%
been
Chrysler's
six
Aifg. 13, 19bd, it
New
and
interior
improvements have been engineered into the 42 different
to
give greater comfort,
safety
and
convenience.! Power
models
Notes
makes
models—representing
of
197,
revenue—
loui-speed
color,
version
added
different
lines
of
share
per
on
1962's second quarter volume of
period, sales amounted to $'30,in
tne
comparative period of,;, the
Southern
&
oper.
personalized
wants
he
1964
been
and
new
<5x
six-inontn. period,
tne
cents
computed
13%-. over
.$27,017,786
Ry.
is
series.
different
medium-price
Body
2045.
—
has
55
revealing
three
*54,673
Co.
the
series,
Four
scries,
and
Colorado
fans.
steering wheel. The second
convertible
a
whether
or
per
acceleration
new
of
.second
gives
Plymoutn
new
a
two
selection
a
operation.
of
unveiled
13,
plant
Cessna
by
stick-shift
four
20,
Dodge
Aug.
$926,674
*9,059
.
line
Plymouth
Sept.
in
Net
Net
of
and
Valiant,
on
1933—6 Mos.—1962
2,191,699
2,008,617
roof
supervised
introduces
appearance
new
Chrysler-Plymouth
Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings
1963—Quar.—1962
in
complemented
1964
300-K
Imperial
quietness
total
styles
Per. E'nd. June 30
1964
entirely
58
or
months
the
30. cents
or
six-month
the
Ry.
styling,
ana
individualized top-of-the-line
Imperial Le Baron four-door hardtop which features a distinctive
back window, extra deluxe trim and equipment.
1,052,890
lrom
For
ago.
snare
quarter
of
year.—V.
been
i.as
black.
or
enthusiasts,
sports-minded
for
only
have
to make
limited slip-differential
door
hardtop,
Imperial Crown
$3,963,035
l,lo5,804
hardtop
silnoueite
records
of
the
an
up
two
new
a
convertible
and
For
own
increased
white
either
the
For
adjustable
i4i
22,070,944
$3,923,580
401.829
in
thin
will
ness
2045.
p.
been
has
two-door
rjof
whose
appearance.
transmission
with
1953—6 Mos.—1962
21,809,889
its
in
426-euoic
incn V-8
engine suitable for street
modified version of the Super Stock 426 engine that
a
It is
The
a
Jersey—Earnings—
11,048,912
"ptrson-
a
Plymouths, accenting performance
seven-position
new
$13,059,958 $13,110,536 $25,733,469 $26,033,979
deficit
oper.
197,
New
1963—Quar.—1962
Ry. oper.
oper.
of
Chrysler-
by
by
distinctive
be
which
Signet
a
fabric
vinyl
a
1964
established
motorist
286,243
RR.
fall
this
hxguLgutert
is
will
Valiant,
high performance cars which
hardtop "alphabet" sports car
Central
second
gain
a
$792,466
.
length,.
offer
two-door
upholstery,
2045.
p.
the
ior
year
first,six
Per. E'nd. June 30
last
year's limited edition New Yorker Salon in which
equipment
and
accessories,
including a
reclining
scat
and
head
rest,
were
standard
will
now
be
in
lull
production.
Tne
$747,662
income
oper.
197,
op.
ry.
the
previous
all
T.uOl.821
Net rev. fr.
in
snare
$1,5*6,056
per
for
*963.
to
outstanding.
Tnis compares
based on 2,614,724 shares for
currently
a
to
cents
operations
30,
11';*
rose
per
pcrioct
52
June
the
in
seen
was
entries:
$1,749,463
expenses—
to
1964
new
new
a
driving.
has
1963—-6 Mos.—1962
oper.
of
convertible
(3i
Ry.
lines
over-all
Hie
a
Ry.—Ecrnlngs-
1963—Quar. —1962
the
in
introducing
22,112 shs-,
576,000 olis.
revenue—
Sale::,
cents
alnounted
ox
outstanding
newsmen.
lour
Division
In
feature
oper.
Oakland,
,
(li
121
Ry.
corresponding
income
quarter
11%; Sales 13%—
record
enaed
snares
27
or
tne
Cinyaer
Slid
Imperial
passenger
cars
Calif. 011 Aug.
14, by 'automobile /writers,
top-oi-Lhe-hne
inches
trials
North
automobiles
characteristics.
111
its
olitring from the compact Valiant to the highly stylized
Imperial,
tne
Chrysler-Plymouth Division has added a
*lair
of
individuality • within each its foui: lines:
■;
&
2,632,472
$7i4,^ia7
reported
tne
net
Plymouth,
the
of
manual
Carolina
for
87u,92s>,
.Model Autos—
personalize
styling
Outstanding
l.COO.OOO shs.
pur)
380.
to
move
Valiant,
anzeu"
2,000,000
($100
cum.
($1
p.
income
representing
television
$2,700,000
company
iiu-.ur.
has
months
six
249,398
,
Corp.—Net Up
anu
on
with
■
3,808,649
Plynioutn
Stock:
Preferred
—V.
r :
81,892,012
380
p.
at
FINANCING
—
81,465,341
10,401,460
LJb,
auded
agreement—
100,9*9,225 102,6o2,125
oper...income
xy.
Lach
'
$1.61
403,466
249,998
'
1837.
company
share
'V
■
10,656,858
pievieweu
at an average
PRESENT
' '
ry. op.
radio
y-::.:y
credit
payable
Capital
Net
fr.
rev.
1964
1963
"
197, p.
Net
1933—rl> iU03.--.1962
•.
8)
Chrysler Corp.—Unveils
trucks.
1
AuLhtiiu.ajd
Long
it,
iii
and
1962
$1.68
snares
$13,813,809.
753.019
July
of
w'eighea 1,286 i)b.iiid
siiipnient
$42.17.
CAPITALIZATION
As
trailers
722
;r
y
52,209,343
-V.
Boston, ..Mass.,
transported
* >
53,042.214
A
from
"■
42.38a.3od
cor¬
tnrougn c.onnccymiw,- Rhone lsi. nd, New\Y.orlC New
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North Caro¬
Carolina, Georgia and Florida in the sou,h.
comp .ny's operating revenues for the year
ended Dec. 31,
were
"
revenue—4
Net
Pennsylvania,
The
JLjjJ—• Quar.—idu2
•*"■*
•
U1w,. expenses.:!
South
1962
""
oper.
No.-
Cirriers
common
$i,36o,088
the ..nyi'fh,
Jersey,
3J
june
11R.—Earnings—
Ry.
used
carntr
company's
Xitni.
Pacific
Ry.
stock¬
be
Report—
1963
—
421,208
Colonial
The
Itock Island &
w*'
headq.-uive^s in Cherryville, Ncr h
Cafo.l.na.
It
in 1937 and is principally engaged in the easiness
organized
a
The
in
with
76,000
the
wonting capital.
BUSINESS—Carolina
V.
2045.
p.
A
quarter
total, 24,000 shares were
and
to
proceeds
19 7,
x
Of the
company,
Net
op.'
ry.
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
■
share.
fr.
rev.
ry;
Offered
at
Corp.—Annual
share
common
income
Class
—
$1.58
was
1962.—V.
A
ciass
per
5
15,668,119
3,992,634
Net
103,985,774
Rj-.
,H.
revenue—.
15, 1963, The Ohio Co., Columbus, offered
100,600 shares of this firm's common stock
sold
Earned
*1''
oper.
Aug.
$11.2,5
*'
Acceptance
Year Ended May 31—
i9o3-^6 Mos.—1962
ijl
Ry.
montns
*
Carolina
19o3—Quar.—*9o2
iMet
Vvilliam
by
Colonial
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
amounted
•
penoci
(677)
,
s' are
per
moiuns
Commercial
The
.
.
Higher, Net Down—
l'irst
$<s,8.>B.,7'i4 .against
according
Wenciel,
first
lor
$77,462,653
against
.
-cy
q
(, iiy'i
'
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
6
:;
series
lnjrigTga
IT...t
due
bonds
F
^rlyiucu-
LUicla National. Bank
St., Chicago, at The
will be made at tire Coa.mental
U."
ii3i .30. x-a S,aixe
xvianh-nitan
N.
x-iUy <st.,
t,0
j^ana,
*.—
oper.
revenue
Ry.
o^er.
Co.
Ca.uai-y
Continental
Neii
In¬
Stock
—V.
:
crease—jM-CquLitfoil—
to
are
Sept.
vote
18,
on
$1,197,851
income
l,xxo,8o6
8<o,"io4
increasing the
■'
TV-.'
For
the
ending June 30, 1963, operating revenues
resulting in earnings of $671,180, equal to 44
% cents per average share outstanding.:.
•:
,
;
;
Continents
Telephone
management
attributed .the
increased
revenues
and earnings to "the benefits of the company's construc¬
tion
program
and the consolidation of operating properties ac¬
quired during 1961 and 1962, and to controls designed to increase
t.ie
earnings
of more recently
acquired subsidiaries."—V.
198,
months
12
$9,147,648,
were
285.
p.
oner,
revenue
Jr„y.
oyer,
expenses
Net rev. fr.
Net
.
Net
earnings
1,087,268
2,216,601
196,
$491,966
$1,281,209
$0.64
1,511,753
$0.77
1,448,404
2o2,2/0
94,1-12
income
Net
uain
operating
revenue
taxes
before
income
Net
p.
197,
<--■
((60,152)
($0.10)
$0.07
share
per
—V.
(111,152)
i
.'—
Earnings
88,408
42.408
,
$9,112,905
9,133,275
(20,370)
Trust Co.
&
(Tex.)
Stock
—
197,
split in
■
subscribe
to
shares
30.000
to
the
of
stock.
new
recommended to stockholders a change in the capital
stock cf the bank from the present 37,500 shares of $20 par value
D:vectors
to
75,000
stock
to
dividend,
of
sale
of $10
shares
spilt;
in
the
issuance
of
37,500
by
and-
the
offering,
further increase
a
shares
37*500
subject-to
and
thereby effecting a two-for-one
authorized capital from $750,000
value,
par
increases
and
$1,125,000
of
$10
stock
value
par
approval
par
contained
the Texas
of
stock
as
558,000
taxes.^--—-- — • $
327,038
"
,v
*
___
„
HO,753
437,791
—
——
a
dividend.
shares
The
tided
to.
After
giving
en
dividend,
receive
Aug.
12
offered
this
effect
tale
the
transfer
a
record
of
for
v
2-for-l
the
>
the
to
subscription,
dividend.
to
entitled
are
Directors of
however,
in
stock
544,186
"stock
from
•
$0.49
J0.23
$u.xu
Cosnat
Corp.
—
The
approved
'
Directors
a.
couplings.
eetiug
xr.
the
number
d.c.arcQ
/For
o:
Aug.
on
authorized
share-for-share
a
the
held
b?
to
six
c.
$4,547,439
In
fiscal
„
plant.—V.
198,
p.
,
,
split
from
of
1,225,000
common
31,
1963,
143,153,
equal
net
to 3,000,000
stock.
Cosnat
to
to
31
reported
cents
U. S. A. Inc.—Six
s'ales
nium
-—
before
taxes
income
Net
197.
&
Pharmaceutical, Inc.—Six Months'
Report—
Farnirgj
Per
after
1963
taxes____
—
$0.13
_
Per. E'nd. June
oper.
oper.
fr. ry.
Net rev.
Net
Brand
*
ry.
2,602,922
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
197,
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses
Net rev.
Net
—V.
197,
197,
$642,144
taxes—
.Ft
$35,121
$o.i8
$0.11
—
Huntley, President, has reported that second quarter
were 73.2%
above the same period of 1962. Sales increased
compared to last year. The quarter ended June 30.
The first six months of 1963 produced sales of $6,476,458
com-
profits
.
.
17.6%
pared to 1962's $5,792,682,.
'FvF
49 2%
w;r3
per
ahead
share vs.
77
of
Inst
cents.—V,
an
increase of 11.8%. First half profits
$248,973
year,
196,
p.
outstanding
1962
1,153,500
524,500
$0.36
1,477,280
1,487,480
—
Corp.—Net Up
increased
against
$166,922,
See
'
TelePrompTer
-
Corp.,
this
advertising
59%—
promotion
and
j
resulting
from
V-.-
■
p-r- End. June 30
By-,
,|r-
oper.
■
revenue___
Ry. oper. expenses—_
-Net
!
•
rev.
Net, ry.
-
—v.
fr. -ry. op.
income-
oper*
197,
2046.
p.
for
197,
p.
1963—Quar.—1962
six months
Per. End. June 30
;
Ry.
oper:
revenue
oper.
expenses—
Net rev. fr.
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$10,468,075
$10,536,614
$20,834,179
8,176,803
16,280,776
$2,359,811
$4,553,403
' 1,154,873
.
713,940
1,839,310
Chemical
836,210
M35.662
by
of
1963
ferred
and
$495,037,
cr
Per. End. June 30
Rv.
oper.
revenue.—
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
Net rev.
Net ry.
—V.
fr.
oper,
197, p.
19G3—Quar.—1932
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$19,031,704 $18,270,110 $37,205,570 $36 960 263
13,058,215
12,554,224
op.
$5,973,489
$5,715,886
income
2,968,105
2,326,015
ry.
2046.
25,394,695
25
303'689
$11,810,875 $11 656 574
5,882,253
4.862,649
ry.
197,
$2,055,057
414,363
Bank
$1,722,512
1,639,598
-u' $1.05
■
,
v>
Corp.
—
,
$1,697,494
1,646,149
$1.03
v
.
Debentures Sold Pri-
Ry.—Earnings—
& Denver
ry.
that
1988
V''V.'v'1-'/,• i'-C•?.*'*-'V
;Y.
:•
1963—Quar.—1962
1933—6 Mos.—1962
$5,066,332
$5,214,747 $10,017,317 $10,66 4,639
4,424,742
4,531,236
8,851,987
9,153,689
197*
$683,511
*82,315
$641,590
23,332
op.
income
oper.
Motor
p.
2047.
:
$1,165,330
*117,521
$1,510,950
*2i5,689
,
Co.—Notes
Credit
Motor Co.
months
to
York
act
Trust,
1
the
nine
has
as
its
stocks.—V.
RR.
p.
L.
I.
On
569.
19S3-
of
period
month
Branch—
1963
Bank—Starts
.
-
Action
Legal
to
/
State Superfor a Slate
Aug. 15 the bank served notice on the New York
of Banks* and- the. State. Banking
Board
intendent
.
hearing in Mineola on Aug.. 28 to cancel and annul
approval for Bankers Trust Co. to open
a-branch in Rockville
Centre on Long Island
on the grounds that the action was ' .".rbitrary and capricious."
.• •
'-r r
..
.
Franklin charged that the branch, the seventh financial office
In a community of 27,000. resulted in "destructive competition."
The branch was granted July 25 after the Superintendent, accord¬
ing to Franklin, had turned down its request for a hearing to,»
.
Co.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
earnings for the
1963.
Supreme Court
'
York, has been appointed
transfer agent for its 4% pre¬
198,
Sales, Earnings-—
reported record sales and
National
Franklin
Halt
New
:
107,088,728
93,880,260
54,162,825
53,932,695
104,040,230
45,814,195
46,543,245
92,085,959
op.
$8,348,630
deficit
727,971
$7,389,450 $11,954,271 $13,208,468
1,497,828
5,865,845
4,588,966
;
•
its'
opposition.
its head office in Mineola,
violation of law. It also stzted
had refused to reveal
the branch.
Board and Superintenand an abuse of. dis¬
apprw/al had deprived
Franklin of property
"without due process of law" and "equal
protection of the laws in violation of section 1 of the Fou?teenth
Nassau. County
The
-6 Mos.—1962
expenses—
2047.
Co.
ended June 30,
sales totaled $34,773,000
and earnings amounted to $2,122,000 or $1.41 per share compared
to
sales
of $31,944,000 and
earnings of $1,875,000_ or $1.25 per
share for the like nine month period of 1962.—V. 195, p. 638.
For
v-.': •^'
■
revenue
fr. ry.
Grant Co., Inc.—Record
Grant
Foster
nine
Corp.—Appointment—
oper.
p.
fr.
rev.
ry.
Foster
;
New
common
oper.
1,833,868
privately through Kidder, Peabody &
York.—V. 195, p. 2821.
sold
Deficit.—V.
Ford
$7,640,802
$4,687,469
3,321,121 -V
796,878
oper.
rev.
$3,533,362
Sold Privately—On
Credit Co. announced that
tit had completed the private placement of $25,000,000
of subordinated notes due Aug. 1, 1983 with institu¬
tional investors. Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York,
assisted the company in arranging the financing.^
The company provides wholesale
credit to Ford
Motor dealers and purchases retail instalment sales
paper from them.
It presently maintains 116 branch
offices in 43 states and the District of Columbia.
Ford Motor Credit is a wholly-owned subsidiary of
.1963—6 Mos.—1962
Ry.
197,
stock_^^_T—
' '
expenses
Ford
\
Ry.
ry.
1962
11963
$3,583,567
federal taxes
—-Ui.
outstdg. for the per.
revenue
charged
bank,
the refusal
Superintendent,
that
with
was
a
T. Root,
what standards he had used in granting
As a result, Franklin said,
the Banking
'dent's actions .•were "arbitrary, capricious
cretion."
it
added
that
the
method 0?
that
Net
•
-
taxes
Telephone
been
Net
„
2,458,517
Johnson
Per. End. June 30
—V.
<■
817.
p.
oper.
Net
a
op.-,' $4,913,932
2047.
Erie-Lackawanna
Net
'
"
1,836,054
after
profit
document
RR.—Earnings—
years
the property.
silver mine in Mineral
producer of high grade
ago.
Froduction in the
h"
before federal
oper.
$1.10
;
Denver & Rio Grande Western
large
Stores Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Per. End. June 30
or
1963—Quar.—1962
income
corporation
the
Simon
a
of
number
.
1
Endicott
the
taxes
Ry,
''
16,537,948
$2,629,197
oper.
197,- p.
is
was
'
Ry.
$13,279,285 $10,880,680 $24,237,999 $23,517,001.
8,365,353
8,825,623
16,597,197
18,829,532
$21 374 158
7,838,878
ry.
—V.
concentrating mill on
a
mine
522.
p.
profit
had
a
Net
~$i
of
Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
&
Ry.
816.
of
acquisition
recent
Florida
69 cents a share, in the corre¬
59% increase. Sales totaled $12,of 1963 compared with $12,188,588
from $308,327,
six months' of 1962,
943,768 in the first half year
a
year ago.-r-V. 177, p. 723.
rose
Elgin, Joliet
issue.—V.
first
the
$1.15
Delaware &; Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
c
income
a
share,
sponding
2077.
v* Defiance Industries, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
c
.
Net
Bellevue,
to
Ft. Worth
Six Mos.'
1,389,500
G25.300
$0.42
:
stock
Elcctrographic
F.
at
vately — On Aug. 13, 1963, it was reported
$1,800,000 of this firm's 4%% debentures due
improved business conditions, sales and net earnings of
this nation-wide supplier of graphic arts services, increased in the
first six
months of 1963 from those of the year earlier.
Ccwles Chemical Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
mill
concentrating
silver
a
'
generally
Robert
constructing
or develop at the Silver Soar-Queens mill wnich
Completion of this mill is expected later this year
construction
Federal
—V.
2561.
Reflecting
previous
and also will own extensive ura¬
operators will have exhausted their
Period Ended June 30—
Net
$819,616
35,072
1963
\
_*
share
common
p.
under
Rivercon.
in
Aug. 15, 1963 Ford Motor
earnings
per
mill
properties held by
contracted with Sus-
assigned
ore
ceased
Avge. no. of com. shrs,
share on common
$20,149,000 $21,764,000
of
has
and
process
uranium
Per
-
before
Earnings
to
mining
uranium
Wyoming,
will
First National
*
sales
Shares
W. Stalheim. Preliminary
listing have been held with
Federal
—V."- 197,
*$616,136
*1,901,499
$1,320,432
524,265
14,694
Period Ended June 30—
Net
Nels
past has been chiefly from above the 500-foot levels, although
underground development work at lower levels indicated a "goodsized ore bodv. Federal is proceeding with, a development program.
2046.
p.
$2,-
company
Another
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$3,168,296
$2,724,000
1,847,864
1,904,384
$407,898
247,183
ry.
Report—
2046.
p.
op.
income
fr.
oper.
ry.
of
taxes,
completely,
and
Co. Inc., New
V'-. V''-J.'-.
1963—Quar.—1962
$1,587,150
$1,408,000
945,006
1,000,102
Per. E'nd. June 30
in
County, Nevada. This
silver-lead-zinc
ore
a
2046.
p.
all
process
program
justify
foods.
$9,549,489 $12,046,546
9,667,164 12,662,682
$3,711,222
*$117,675
2,830,968 ; *1,117,729
$3,241,577
op.
after
1963—6 Mos.—1962
1
$8,676,916 $11,066,691
5,435,339
7,355,469
expenses
_.ccu197,-p. 6^.6.
properties located near Lake Chandalar, 200 miles north of lairbanks, Alaska. Some high grade ore has been developed, and addi¬
tional
exploration and
development work now is in progress.
Results to
date have
been encouraging,
and Federal Is hojeful
that sufficient ore can be outlined during the next 12 months to
$0.82
Ry.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
revenue
Ry.
of port-
foreign
in
in 1964.
early
Net-
30
invest
to
sales
ironi
reported two new acquisitions, resulting from an
diversify and expand operations. In one trans¬
has entered
into an agreement with the Little
Squae
Mining Co. to loan that company development funds in
exchange for an option to acquire a substantial stock interest in
the company. The major asset of the Little Squao company are gold
funds.
Duffy-Mott processes and distributes Mott's Apple
Products, Sunsweet Prune Juice, Clapp's Baby Foods,
a
full line of California fruits and vegetables under
the Pratt-Low label, and a new controlled-calorie
Control"
is
to
action,
— Notes
Sold Privately — On
reported that the company had
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
continue
to
gates,
the
controls.
The
615,120
615,130
——•
"Figure
profit,
proposed
purchased
Many
in
active
eral corporate
Mott's
able
be
capital
and
the
Inc.
amortized
Federal
placed privately $4 million 4%% sinking fund notes
due 1983 through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New
York. Proceeds will be added to the company's gen¬
called
net
Susquehanna
reserves
Federal
.
.
1962
$58 135
share
—V.
continue
operations
long
before
this
time,
be in a highly advantageous position to par¬
long-term growth of the uranium industry for
generation of electrical energy," according to the report.
Co., Inc.
Duffy-Mott
Aug. 13, 1963, it was
—V. -197,
Fericd Ended June 30—
ex¬
coinpany
Corp.—Annual' Report—
Chairman,
has
ticipate
2354.;
p.
will
reinvest'proceeds
snowed
Corp.
whereas
1963
1962
1,252,753883,805
$26,423,657 $18,124,674
82,099
923,656
8.1,225
503,403
per
Common
—V.
—
——
———
share
shares
outstanding
Earnings
Net
Vitamin
to
assets, with¬
total
present
woum
foreign
a
Exchange.
the
reserves.
known
Months' Report-
sales
dollar
Profit
Earnings
I
Cove
they
t-at
as
axlow jCiUxofund
to its
respect
realized
concerning
the
to
been
has
it
Edgerton, Germeshausen & Grier, Inc.
share.
a
share
per
1971, when the present government program is scheduled
to end, Federal partners will own outright a mill in operation that
Jones products in its
and
sales
Sept. 30, the company reported sales of $8,income of 162,336, or 39 cents a share.—V
197
1309.
p.
voted
board
tne
March
of
the
with
Resources
company
Idaho,
period Ended June 30—
ended
1962,
w;,US rend
earnings
1963,
shares
ended
months
and
28,
special
increase
a
cents
"By
Tulsa, Okla., manuiactures
manufacture
will
569.
Division
Norris
Dover's
Tulsa
of
Fending the approval of the company's stockholders at
manner
would
or
Odium,
of
contracts
oil
Ry.
meeting
a
indicated
"Tnis
Euroxund
quehanna-Western,
out of details and approval
Company, located in
O'Bannon
Ry.
of,Cosnat Corp. a leading producer, manufacturer and
phonograph records, voted a two-for-one stock split
held Aug. 9, 1863.
distributor
have
sanie
in the
including
Minerals
Vitro
well pumps and other related equipment.
Dover
also
announced that following liquidation by Houdaille
Industries, Inc., of its S. M. Jones Division, Dover has purchased
the
inventories of that division, consisting of sucker rods and
Capital Increase— Stock
Proposed
Split—Earnings Down—
oxxicials
Resources
B.
officials
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
•
19*
gams.
report., to
for tue year ended April 30, 1963, according to the an¬
report. Tnis is equal to 30 cents per share, the same xor the
previous year.
The company has decided to apply, for a listing of its stock on
the American Stock Exchange, according to the report,
signed by
of
capital will be increased to $1,500,000 and (he certified surplus
wiil be''increased to
the' same amount. The capital' add Certified
surplus accounts will then total $3,000,000 and the bank's legal
lending limit to any one borrower will equal $750,000.
to
17
-
.
nual
r
is subject to the working
of both companies.
plan
Ry.
50%
capnax
the
amounted
$283,962, or
535,902,
Walter O'Bannon Co. have
Corp. and
Dover
line
:
split, 'the
stock
a
resources
securities,
Federal
—V. 197, p. 1633.
37,500 shares of $10 par capitalstock, and
undivided profits to certified surplus,
the bank's
paia
the
ago.
year
wRn
last year.
divmend ox.
semi-annual
tax.
that
cash
Federal
1,144,4/4
the stockholders
not
are
compared
snare,
year
rities," Tne Messrs. Colt and Marston explained.—V.
plan for the issuance of 50,000 shares of Dover common
exchange
for all the outstanding common shares of
general
a
stock
70%
txie
ox
a
a.
share, on
per
aune
1..
Commissioner.
Ltockholders
monens
suort-cerm
tne-
tills
01
appear
Floyd
and
in
Banking
State
and
operations
present
7,ioiio
C^rp.—Proposed Acquisition—
this
the issuance
to $1,500,000 by
of $10
the
shares
Ox
.
its
1946.,
p.
Dover
Net
stockholders of Corpus Christi Bank approved
the present capital shares and the issuance
of 75,000 additional shares, half of which
to be given as a 50%
stock dividend and half to be sold through an offering of rights.
Stockholders
of record Aug.
12 had the right
to subscribe to
37,500 additional shares of $10 par stock on the basis of one new
share/ for
each
share of the present $20 par
value stock held
cn that
date. The price of the new shares has been/set at $26.75
a
share.
Rights, to be evidenced by transferable subscription
\vam\nis, will expire Ainv. 22
1963.
%►»;>
C A group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith '.inc.,
New York, has agreed to underwrite the unsubscribed portion of
the rights offering, and certain of the bank's shareholders have
agreed to sell to the underwriters at 20 cents per right the rights
1963,
12,
two-for-one
Euroiuna
in
Department
purposes
would
1,392,X2»
••792,840
buu,2uu
——
sale of investments
share of common stock after
provision for the quarterly dividend of
50
cencs
per
share on preferred stock
from operations ——-—From sale of investments—.
————
Barrel
Split—Rights Offering Approved—
On Aug.'
ior
or
Bank
29,
treat Eiiroxund
to
pect
per
915.
Corpus Cliristi
a
taxes__
income and gain, on
Drewrys Ltd.
■
per
$18.12
or
share
per
out
being suoject to tne proposed tax on iuture acquisitions of
lor'eigh securities," tney added.
7'. 7.
(F'vFi- 7>:.:7
"According to the Treasury Department's present positicn, it
revenue——$29lfs
882,038
investments after applicable
taxes
income
Net
Earnings
sub-surface
1962
$11,055,693
10,877,315
178,378
——
Treasury
.
Results-—
operations:
iroin
sale of
on
Walter
1963
Operating revenues
operating expense.
Income
foreign
and
S.
u.
income
income
bexore
income
This
Total
"
,
.
cents
six
$18
or
ior the same period
income
net
ursc
.
..
end
t.xe
l,o*-,b53
the
stockholders o_i the
Administration's recent proposal to tax ioreign securities, Chairman
S.
Sxoan
Colt
and Fresiaent
Hunter S.
Iviartso.., Jr. statea txiat
234,194,
421,699
' '
-
oune
iiie
a,t
of
.
Net
by
Net
2046.
p.
Walter O'Bannon Co.
Period Ended June 30—
611
18
oomraenuiig
$1,178,705
w'2'SS oVer
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
•
or
conversations
1767.
p.
xor
•
•
European
00,
j.963
in
June
asscto
oxx
$29,545,809,
$29,958,68*,
outst-ananig
s_.axe
from
i
2,337,320
$644,123
income,.".
oper.
*
/—V.
income
per
wicn
ana
net
snare
*>•
with
compare
snares
F its normal
1962
: r
$81,019,455 $72,325,358
1,112,948
969,117
Earnings per
Shares
outstanding
iboz
ox
Cents
■
1,119,282
op.
ry.
Dorr-Oliver Inc.-1—First Half
1963
Sales
ry.
—V.' 197,
—V.
Monihs^ Report-^-
Cook Coffee Co^—^ix
Feriod Ended July 13—
figures
r.ooJ, <56
•
has
ago.
end
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$3,497,810 $3,516,025
1963—Quar.—1962
$1;763,405
$1,579,234
Per. End. June 30
average'scares
>
RR.—Earnings—
Shore Line
Toledo
&
.
outstanding. During the comparaoie period in iy62,
tne company earned
$148,325, or 11 cents per snare, on the 1,266,300 average shares tnen
outstanding. Operating revenues in
the six montns rose
to $4,723,386 from the $3,8o2,U84 01 a year
2,108,356
tiiai/
^er
uuiouaiiuiiig.
Tntse
x\eii
Rv
^ iwi.;
V.; "V.'VVV\-V-"¥*>
V;
Continental Telephone Co.—Becord Sales, Earnings
reported that it achieved
record highs in
revenues
a.*d
earnings tor the six mont.is ended June 3d, 1963.
Net income was $394,590, equal to 25 cents per snare, on 1,576,212,
2,871,119
•
$xc.x^
specializing
company
requited
i*as
or
Snares
$2,902,687
2046.
p.
Detroit
U1
company
$3,480,785
-
sccui'iiieo
$20s',x:fa7,
authorized
1-cap..^.
uo provide xor uie acquisition ui American casualty
;
C„.
truing, Fa., oy exchange ox IV3 snares ior each American
V casuany
s^a.e.
I'le latter tirm
is controlled by -AcciUfcXio 65
Casualty Insurance Co. of Wintertnur, Switzerland.—V. 197, p. 14r.
k..wCK.noluers
197,
~$E63i,687
ry.
oper.
ry.
op.
fr
investment
exo^ea-end
Wcx'u
x9b, p.
v.
Proposed
—
I
giowi..!
$4,9x8,136 $ll,8ob,5o7 $10,50o,ti88
8,i2o,3±o
8,J5o,'<82
/,603,001
$o,7Ud,7o3
4,078,o<6
expenses
Eurofund, Inc.—Assets Higher—
Ttiis.
1952
6 Mos.
—•x9uX:./-,. XUo3
3U-'-r.
Fi,.
Net.rev.
The
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
.
i.
Ronton RR.—Earnings—
Detroit, Toledo &
plus accrued
at 106.75%
1931
JL'xlu.
Chase
.
(678)
the
Oren
"(679) ;• 7
of
Ameudment
I
Article
the
•
the
of
Constitution
S.
U.
York
New
State
sections•; 6
and
Constitution,"
and
of
11
v :
•
v
The
capital.
New
due
lyri
the
*'ork.—V.
100%
ac
1).
197,
2461.
accrued
Pius
Hanover
Manufacturers
inoersec.
Trust
whs
40
Wall
for -the
■,?J*-Y/.
which
.General Cigar Co., inc.—Sales Higher; Net Down—'
the
months
six
ended June
the
30,
first
six
of
months
1963
equal to 70 cents a common share,
070,419,
485
ihe
for
to
equal
for
-share
a
the
to
in
of
possiole
be
can
no
will
be
probability
fulfilling
placed
equal
56
43
to
cents
cents
$16,260,965
compared with $1,391,period a year ago.
1962,
in
share
common'
a
share
in
1962.
against
The
in
personnel. " 7
■•:7-7,
CAPITALIZATION
'
h
-
'
General
listed
V.
Supermarkets, Inc.—A. S. E.
Aug.
the
on
Iu8.
common
stock of
Stock Exchange under
the
1963,
13,
Anita-can
6%
—V.
to
p.
EFFECT
TO
' * "
;
Howe
'
Sales!
offer
company's
S.
Kress
H.
"has
Foundation
value"
has
Genesco
has
reserved
tne
Genesco's
:
that
the
offered
the
total
Sound
purchase
all
198,
of
in
$24.50
•••*.
shares,
-
but
Net
'
•
.
Net
ry.
—V.
^
:, V
expenses—
53,952,777
5,780,998
2049.
p.
7
^
-
iper.
1953—6 Mos —1962
'2,085,043
$1,970,644
1,732,017
1,758,100
$4,033,297
3,443,011!
$3,917,856
3,443,501
$590,286
' $474,355
End. June 30
Ry.
oper.
Ry.
oper.
expensesiT
Net
rv.
—V.
fr. ry. op.
income
oper.
197,
$353,026
$212,544
>:
163,121
-.
1,843
202,757
2047.
p.
/
.
V;
:.
,
107,744
r
-
Net rev.
7 ^
■
Net
135,212,441
106,623,257
13,138,310
3,553,346
131,362,353
105,170,009
28,689,184 >26,192,344
10,458,301
6,780,865
1963—Quar.—1962
RR.—Earnings—
Ry. oper. revenue—Ry.
Net rev,
Net
fr.
197,
Goodall
F.
B.
sales
$467,866
$845,866
$926,133
125,943
265,838
224,563
Earnings
cents
the three
totaled
$4,371,000,
of-1962.
Net
ended
against
income
against $135,351,
share
a
June
sales
;
oper.
oper.
shares
common
ago.
year
consolidated net sales
1963,
$4,302,000
for
the
like
quarter
RR.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
revenue—a
Ry.
1962.
$150,101, equal-to 30 cents per share,
cents a share a year ago.—V. 197, p. 2047,
or 27
Ry
30,
was
Grand Trunk Western
Per. End. June 30
a
28,
of
490,712
on
comparable period
months
June
period amounted to $173,772,
497,731 common shares outstanding,
on
cents
45
ended
six-month
share
per
$224,720, or
outstanding for the
the six months
latest
expenses—
Hart, Inc., Oklahoma City, offered publicly
325,000
common stock at
$1 per share. 7"
Proceeds to the
company, estimated at $272,000, will
be added to
working capital and used for general
independent,
>
ry.
$5,787,519
$4,450,740
*187,696
127,166
Great Northern
Per. End. June
"
■'
f
«
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3o '
company sponsored
manufacture merchandise.
To
company does not plan to
date the company has franchised two
shoe
in
Shawnee
and
Stillwater, Oklahoma.
;'v.<
j
'+
'
"
$
•
Ry. oper. revenue—
Ry. oper. expenses—
Net rev. fr.
Net ry.
—V.'
ry.
End.
10,841,102"
5,812,083
4,755,635
7 V1://' '.7'":;
& Western
June 30
Rv.
oper.
';
$
'
" " '
19,785,785
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
V.
.
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
2048.
6,282,767
\
-
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$2,121,545
Gulf, Mobile
six
Ry. oper.
revenue-^.-
expenses—
Net
—V.
p.
..y
194,020
The
in-
1963—Quar.—1962
$19,775,284 $19,492,044
V
op.
$4,974,018
1,484,224
Earnings
$9,420,492,
3,875,737
,
the
first
$1,610,622
half
last
cents
cf
1963
year
subsidiary cf
Backlog for the major
at
this
a
record
time
last
p.
with
compared
net
with
income
76
of
cents
$9,167,488
2,813,195
$1,674,906
for
share,
per
reported by this engineering
Universal American Corp.
high of
and
or
con¬
85
missile
base
$160,910,943
and
were
dam
compared
construction
$71,763,968
total
for
the
contract
with
same
revenues
$70.4
period
in
of
firm
million
$46,842,761
1962.—V.
474.
'
Hawaiian Telephone Co.—Preferred Sold
—On Aug. 13, 1963, it was reported that
'
198,
Packers, Inc.—Units Offered—On Aug.
5, 1963, the company offered publicly, without under¬
writing, 5,000 shares of its 6% non-cumulative pre¬
(par $100) and: 5,000 shares of
common
six
to
•
Fed.
per
company's
of
its
subsidiaries
■>, v
.
slightly
for
the
The
,
when- net
higher "thanf for
previous
earnings
peak
*■;
95
or
was
$52,-
were
share.
Cents
per
common
June
common
30, 1963, compared
share, for the second
-7.
'7
Y:
common.
Packers
':.
>
.
.
share,
in
with $25,133,000,
quarter of 1962.
v::
of International
Ltd.
Sales
Up 10 %
;
Net
.'7"""' "Y--**
Packers in
the
first half
of
1963
Increased
approximately 10%
over the corresponding period of last year, but
earnings were lower for the period, A, Thomas Taylor,-President
Chairman, stated in his mid-year report to Stockholders.
The report explained that the lower
earnings resulted from un¬
and
economic
tions
which
conditions in certain
extend
world-wide
processing.
.
net
earnings
in
of
areas
of
half
which
1962,
of
:
7'
the
were
the best
for
any
comparable period
in
the
Consolidated
sales
of
$197,864,000
compared
$179,090,000 in the like period last year.
Most, significant of conditions affecting earnings was in the United
Kingdom, Mr. Taylor explained, where an unusually severe winter
tices,
of
temporary diversion in customary consumer buying prac¬
movement and lowering
prices of many company
a
slowing
products.—V.. 197,
1316.
2349.
p.
International
continued
sales
increase
of
of
the
(42
Paper
to
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
improve during
the first half
of
1963, accord¬
the
over
second
sales
quarter
of
amounted
$279,883,582
for
to
$290,226,285,
the
second
an
quarter
earnings for the second quarter amounted to $18,020,a
share), against $16,393,494 (39 cents a share) for
period in 1962.
•
•
cents
same
For
3.7%
the
first six
months, 1963 sales amounted to $560,008,160 and
to $32,410,502 (75 cents a share), as compared to 1.962
$548,473,067 and earnings of $31,725,299 (74 cents a share).
The
1963
net
earnings included profit on sales of securities
amounting to $3,624,735 (8 cents a share) for the quarter and
earnings
sales of
to
the
$166,048, compared
before.
year
This
is
23
additional
stores
2049.
p.
to
be
opened
this
-7
•i7-77>;7-
>
Co.—Six Months' Report1963
1962
—$38,061,000 $43,176,000
Tax
2,795,000
3 437 000
1,466,000
______________Y__
'
1,642,000
'
.
7-"7-7-77
■■
1,795,000
1,329,000
$2.13
$2 63
YJY-
■
»Kaiscr;lPdustries Corp.—Reports First Half
000
for
the
loss
net
six
Loss-
of
$927,-
months ended June
30, 1963.
This compared with
earnings of $896,000 for the same
period a year ago.
After
provision for;dividends on preferred
stock, the loss with respect
the
to
stock
amounted
to $0.08 per share for the first
as
compared with earnings of less 'than
$0.01 per
the 'same period last year,
'Y
'
Y
:
7 ''
Results in the first half of 1962
benefited from the
recovery of
about $4,000,000 in connection with
previously recorded losses on
missile base contracts whereas
there was no such income in the
first half of,>1963.
The earnings comparison for the remainder
of
1963' will continue'to be affected
by this* factor because in 'the
second
half of
1962
there
was
an' additional
recovery
of about
$4,500,000.
'
'7"
v'-. l7
'i
Kaiser Jeep Corporation's sales of
$98,000,000 In the first half of
1963 continued at*a high level and domestic
sales of 'Jeep' vehicles
established new peaks in' both Tretail
deliveries and factory sales,
but receipts of dividends and
royalties from
half
common
of
1963
share'for
.
-
companies
ing
vehicles in foreign countries
were
substantially
torically, the later months of/ the calendar year are
manufactur¬
lower;'-His¬
more
and
should
from
foreign
Kaiser
the
half
of
&
'
-
1963
5%%
collateral
also
collateral
trust
royalties
' 7
7.7
Division's
sales
of
$13,101,000
were
-
Industries
A,
profitble,
dividends- and
lower
:
•
was
'■
Kaiser
Series
-
Electronics
Operating'profit
year.
offset -the
operations.
Aircraft
first
ago.
than
more
bonds
up 72%
over the same period
a
$1,016,000 compared with $271,000
>,
•
.,7:
v.
>-777,, ■
in
year
last
reports that holders of the corporation's
trust bonds due 1969 and series
B, 6%
1972 have been
officially notified of the
due
redemption of the bonds
on
Sept.- 19,
provided
1963..
Funds for the
redemp¬
a\! portion/,'of the pro¬
redemption price is 100%
of the principal amount of the bonds
plus'interest accrued to the
redemption^ date. 'As provided in the collateral trust bond inden¬
of
the
ceeds
of
the
bonds
shares
initially
The;
warrants
the
also
receive
will
them
of
the
in
connection
with
the
right
Kaiser
to purchase 1,988,902
Industries Corp. t at prices
$16.29
to $18-18 per share.
7
agreement, which is to become effective
provides for a $70,000,000 term loan and
credit.-Proceeds will'be used as follows:
credit
19.M963,
$25,000,000 " revolving
a
$25,000,000
The
stock
from
bank
Sept.
from
loan.
giving
common
ranging
new
on
be
bank
holders
bond
of
will
8-year
new
a
for
repaying the -remaining -borrowing
outstanding
the 1956 bank credit
Agreement, originally in the1 amount
$95,000,000; $35,000,000 for redeeming the collateral trust,
bonds;
$5,000,000 for* repayment of existing bank indebtedness of Kaiser
under
of
Hawaii
Kai
Development
$5,000,000
investment, of
000
In
the
subsidiary; and the
purpose? including the
totaling not less than $10,000,subsidiary to be
formed
for ■ the
corporate
wholly-owned
acquiring the business
Division
benefits^ of
and
bond
wholly-owned
assets
new
1964
on
loan
new
Kaiser
of
and
assets
Industries
of
Kaiser
Corporation,
Aircraft
Y
•
&
/
...
the
refinancing," Edgar F. Kaiser, President,
refunding of the $25,000,000 repayments due in
"include:
the
a
general
other
a
/'The
1963
Co.,
for
and
of
purpose
Electronics
said,
cash
the
former
until
trust bonds
indenture. will
construction
1966;
also
be
will
bank
the
be
loan,
eliminated;
business
has
with
no
$35,000,000
refunded
been
and
installments
principal
and
the
the
due
amount
collateral
of
trust
revolving
increased
from
credit for
$15,000,000 to
$25,000,000 and the term of the credit has been extended from 1964
through 1971. •' The latter additional revolving credit is required
for use on several large
engineering and construction projects on
which the corporation has been low bidder and
anticipates award
of the contracts."—V. 197, p. 2049.
Kansas City
End.
Per.
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
June 30
Ry.
oper.
revenue
Ry.
oper.
expenses
fr.
Net rev.
Net
ry.
—V.
1963—6 Mos.—1962
op.
$4,842,381
$4,984,049
$9,496,134
$9,975,054
income
oper.
197,
1963—Quar.—1962
$11,741,336 $11,562,725 $22,757,070 $22,823,915
6,898,955
6,578,676
13,260,936
12,848,861
2,029,552
1,751,071
4,030,462
-3,553,777
ry.
2049.
p.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
End. June 30
Per.
revenue—
expenses
.
Net
1962.
570
for
of
\Y77>^Y'77>Y:^^
share
Ry. oper.
7
ing to a report released by Richard C. Doane, Chairman, and Lamar
M. Fearing,
President.
' Y*
•
•
-i
Total
period
Tax
Ry.
Sales
the 28 week period ended
increase of 11.1%
over
the
1962, David Cohen, Chairman,
New Bank Credit Agreement—
Kaiser Industries has
reported a consolidated
company's opera¬
cattle ranching and
history.
total
a
for
the
marketing,
>7
Chicago-based company in the
period ended June 30 were $2,803,000, or $1.01 per share, com¬
pared with earnings of $5,591,000, or $2.01 per share, for the first
company's
week
signed for
per
on
net
usual
2462.
p.
__7
remaining
were
history.
T962
$27,857,000:
2179.
f
28
Income
Income
redemption,
share.
months
common
ended
.International
Privately
Homestead
$tock
and
company
the
per
of
cents
an
of
.
earnings
collateral
'V
$8,000,000 of
this firm's 41/2% cumulative preferred
stock, series G,
had been sold privately through
Kidder, Peabody &
Co. Inc., New York.—V.
197, p. 2351.
ferred
cents
caused
on
7.
PRESENT FINANCING
30,
in: the
months
—V. .196,. p.
with
„
year.
;The record profits
compared
on
the
six- months
Consolidated
were
struction
reached
share
a
of
per
for
earnings
Sales
7
Hardeman, Inc.—Net Higher—
78
$1.79
$1.77
or
Down— 7
"
570.
of
first-
three
food
(Paul)
to
the
p.
earnings
ture,
sales
no
7
.7Authorized
'Outstanding
$1).
1,000,000 shs.
350,750 shs.
June
ended
half-year
Neb
-
$38,864,342 $38,382,679
29,443,850; 29,215,191
$4,709,943
2,147,481
TO
made
'"-7
64,493
1963—6 Mos.—1962
14,782,101
\....7
are
—
report
earnings
the
the
$495,771
■
\ i ..Y,4
14,801,266
ry.
oper.
198,
7-
-
income
fr.
rev.
ry.
months
equivalent
$2,066,557
$709,131:-'
16,405
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
&
Ry.
Net
Y Y
(par
interim
344,000,
1,412,414 Y 1,570,786
$224,416-
119,238 7-
-
•-■
•Per. End. June 30
oper,
$391,074
op.
income
oper.
197, p.
'
•
are
stores
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Net
Up—
The
or
-Net
fcr
been
before
tion
which
These
1963, issued by Henry S. Wingate,
Chairman, and J. Roy Gordon, President, shows net
earnings .of
$52,882,000 after all charges, depreciation,
depletion;: taxes, etc.,
17,657,429
8,266,867
RR.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
$1,087,376
$1,041,082
696,302 7
816,666
revenue.—
Net
sales
Inc.
1941.
p.
period
Period Ended June 30—
Net
also
I'/'■;7 7',;7v
;V
stock
197,
has
company
7j
.■
GIVING EFFECT
■7':
108,430,643 107,869,949
88,644,863
90,212,520
" 12,008,951
The
company.
CAPITALIZATION
any
Green Bay
Per.
op.
58,928,200
48,087,098
2151.' ./
p.
3 * '*
58,426,969
46,418,018
income
oper.
197,
the
stores
store.
1963—6 Mos.—1962
3
'
'
of
v::'
—V.
.
stores
to
company
normally be able to supply themselves. These
services, to be
by employees of the company: will-assist the
sponsored
independent stores in competing with the chain stores
by supply¬
ing to taem resources which were originally
enjoyed only by the
chains. The company also plans to sell
merchandise to nonsponsored
retailers in areas in which there lg no
Common
1963—Quar.—19o2
shoe
furnished
'YyyY' V'.':.
Ry.—Earnings—
,
sponsorship
a
independent
not
*685,147
2047.-
the
under
scores
plan,
would
date:
$2,396,892
507,465
p.
by
shoe
this
located
$3,512,809
in¬
an
Y7V'v-7'-7
operate as discount,
selfservice
stores.
The
company
will
then
supply
such 7 sponsored
stores with stock of shoe and other footwear
and also with advice:
ideas
and
specialized skills which independent shoe stores
22,930,260
op.
Deficit.—V.. 197,-
Under
sponsored
$27,381,000
income
oper.
retail
distribuiton.
of
be
a
70
.
■•■■>.7'
■; \
distributor
supplying
will
The
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$15,037,000 $13,909,000 $28,856,799
11,524,191
11,512,108
23,063,280
including the purchase of
BUSINESS—The company of 519 West California
Ave., OkJahdma
City, was organized to and intends to operate as a shoe
affiliates
Net rev. fr. 1-y.
Net
Shoe Discounters
Association, 7 Inc.—
Offered—On Aug. 7,
1963, Parker, Bishop
method
to
repcrc
or
net
ventory of shoes.
Down—
President, has reported consolidated net
the six months ;ended June 28, 1963, com¬
for
the
versus
For
Co.—Sales,
for
$8,092,477
to 34
13,824
corporate purposes,
Rubber
income for
equal
.
Williamson, 3rd,
of
63,653
shares of this firm's
.3,286,326
$550,389
26,570
pared with $8,146,168
Net
90,093
&
$4,132,192
1,618,541
2047.
p.
114,527
" 3,261,368
$2,086,407
1,682,465
ry". op.
deficit
oper.
ry.
—V.
income
$849,721
$4,187,501
$2,232,854
'
oper. .expenses
$868,478
2049.
Stores
$20,704,159,
week
"Joslyn Mfg. *& "Supply
—V: 197,
^
$547,980
Common
1963—6 Mos.—1962
cents
to
Net
$521,087
p.
,
interim
$11,966,965,
share, for the
Y777V- :7777:YY- Y'YY-. Y
the 1963 pereiod amounted
have
Federal
fr. ry. op.
oper.
197,
his
••
to
proiits for
year.—V.7197,
Independent
Georgia Souihern & Florida Ry—Earnings—
Per. End. June 30
ry.
—V.
or ,62
Bargain
28
v- A v-' ,4
-
■
12%
rose
first
in
approximately 12 cents per share for both
periods.
At the beginning of 1963 there were
222 John's
Bargain Stores in
operation. As of July 13, 1963, there was a
total of 249 stores and
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$2,326,384
$2,297,483
$4,436,900
$4,363,755
1,805,297 ''1,749,503 7; 3,568,422
3,514,034
revenue—.
and
income and sales
half of 1963
Harold
sales
totaled
$163,320
equivalent
.
-J
Illinois Terminal
1963—Quar.—1962
expenses—
rev.
Net
with
1963—6 Mos.—1962
.
y('•"-) ■•■■■•>"
66,145,939
53,007,629
15,372,237
income
oper.
197,
op.
ry.
Net
net
6%
John's
1963
announced.
leases
1963—-Quar.—1962
of
13,
corresponding
$0.43
:
Net
July
1,553,379
$0.36
_
69,325,014
fr.
quarter
in
working capital.—V. 197,
Sales
1962
RR.—Earnings—*
revenue—
rev.
highs
John's Bargain: Stores
Corp.—Sales Up 11,1%—
•
•
30
Proceeds will be used to retire bank
loans and in¬
,
1
1963
,
u •-
.
up
Net
revenue—
oper.
oper.
•'y-.v-
Ry. oper.
Ry. oper.
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
2048.
p.
Per. Ehd; June 30
•
;
was
Per. End.- June 30
Ry.
5,000
1,294,895
474.
p.
Outstdng.
$5,uO0
-
$55,t>'<\>,599 $57,<5)1,608
2,600^415
3,151,027
1,305,520
1,597,648
—————
Illinois Central
stock
their
continuing its efforts to acquire Kress despite
objection, and added "We're going to go all out on this thing."
—V.
Y":.'
FINANCING 7
Co.-—Six Months' Report—
a—iY—,—
before taxes——————
for income taxes-
197,
second
earnings
Total
ago.
crease
-share
—V.
June
Interstate Department Stores,, Inc.—Notes
Sold Privately — On Aug. 13, 1963, it was
reported that
$10,000,000 of this firm's 5%% notes due
July 15,1983,
had been sold
privately through Lehman Brothers
and Shearson, Hammili &
Co.,' New YorkV 7
L\. f V
tne
interest
ofier
outstanding
no
5,000
—^—■-
Provision
option of withdrawing the offer if less than 70%
tendered.
A
spokesman for tne company stated
are
Genesco
to
rejected
that
than
,
of
have
foundation's 46%
tney believed
the
said
trustees
greater
share.
common
a
Kress
purchase
to
Tne
Co.
potentially
H.
land:
nor
$5,000
Net Income
Genesco, Inc.—Kress Foundation Rejects Pur. Offer
Samuel
plant
Period Ended June 30—
Listing—
the company was
the symbol GNS.—
Per
the
•' 7 " 7
•
Although it intends
PRESENT
Net income
of
will
:,':w77':;';7'i77yy;777;> Y"';77'",'7'7':',.-77\17;:7l-7.
,
Trustees
year
$301,686,919,
but greater
betterment of
shareholders:
$50)—'
<par
1213.
ended
Y
same period
and revenues in the
second quarter were
over sales and revenues of
$283,714,606 for
the same period in 1962.
\
: Y
7 ■ v ■
7
7 7Y
In the 'six months ended June
30, the company's earnings rose
13%
to $21,481,372,
or $1.25
a
share/from $19,000,433, or $1.11
a share
in the first half of 1962.
Sales and revenues for
the first
half
of
1963 were
$582,519,658, up 9% over sales and revenues
of7 $535,275,694
for
the
corresponding period last year—V
198
p. 474. •-Y77 "*'Y7 :-'y;7"--': 7'Y"7<"7'- * 7'\. Y''7Y';:;'
;'-■
a
purposes,
pfd. stock (par $100)
stock
197,
all-time
President,
announced
Y-' Yy \--7Y.yY"':
quarter
months
7'
a
GIVING
noncumulative
Common
the
ITT
six
7- ^y^y,:^
reached
share,- from $10,646,107,
a
•
of
secondarily,
Authorized
5.
p.
Second
stockholders 7(0f
economic
no
in
revenues
Geneen
the
.7
.
.
its
its
Y-Y.
.
Telephone & .Telegraph .Corp.
corporation
continued
„
Oil
and
S.-
share), for
a
Y
y;Y7
stockholders^
j
of
equal
sales
such
general
profit tc
a
it/has
such
totaled $658,359,
$877,582,
upturn
P.' 2151.
197,
increase
an
1963
of
the
'to
cents
2049.
p.
Inter national
The
plantrsite, only preliminary plans for
plant, no management personnel' experienced in
packing plant
operations' and no contracts 7or commitments for the
hiring '-of
like
the second quarter cf
lor
common
a
July.—V.
during
with
compared
$17,177,657,
nn-
(10
197.
Up
a
the period were adversely affected .pylplanned inmarketing expenditures. Y»
the three months ended June 30,
1963, amounted to
5.64v^. Net income
1
Develop¬
local
a
and
areas
company is in the
organizationalys..age.
enter the meat packing business,
.
for
the Beatrice
The^company's operations
both
upon
returning
upon
«
Suies
of
agricultural
assurance).
option to purchase land for
$1,-
for
Earnings
creas-s
cents
89
amounted
directors
The
to
.
Income
surrounding
toward
than
area
the
community
the
purpose
there
directed
emphasis
1963, rose to $30,951,984
from $29,522,969 for the like six months of 1962: an
increase of
4 8V>«V reflecung
sales strength in all of the company's brands,
Edgar M
Cullman, President reported;
Y
Y
-Y
Ne„
and
-
of
certain
primarily tor the purpose of establishing
the
general
economic
benefit " of" the
corp.
for
dustry
Beatrice
St.,
be
S-Jes for
$4,265,521
—V.
y->:--77]
-
organized by
ment
Payment .will
Co.,
preferred and
Packers, a Nebraska corporation was in¬
corporated On Dec. 731 Y 1962 for the purpose
of/financing, con-;
structing, equipping and operating a beef and pork
packing plant
facility, to be located in the vicinity of Beatrice, Neb.- The
company
corporation has called for redemption on Sept. 16,
1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $745,000 of its 4%% senior
at
one
unit. 77
per
BUSINESS—Homestead
Tl.e
made
$150
v:..-7'': ~'7:
usea to build and
equip a meat
packing" plant hear Beatrice, Neb.; and for working
Y.''
be
at
'Net proceeds will be
General Acceptance Corp.—Partial Redemption—
debentures
offered in units of
was
common-share
one
Roth, Chairman of the Franklin National, described
the legal action instituted by the bank as having "national impli¬
cations:"
In
a
pioss
conference
announcing the bank's action, ;:
Mr. Roth said he noped that :."it would bring about clearly recog¬
nized and public standards for the establishmenc of branch offices
for ounks everywhere." ••• Y
"
y':
y
stock
-
•Artmir. T.
oper.
Net rev.
Net
op.
$414,559
106,978
$983,381
'Kawecki
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$1,940,862
1,323,812
$2,018,382
654,154
$329,227
$617,050
$655,677
81,525
-
107,540
137,393
2049.
197, p.
The
ry.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
fr.
1963—Quar.—1962
$1,094,230
679,671
;
•
1,362,705
.
.Chemical Co,—Sales Higher; Net Down—
announced consolidated net sales of $8,609,738
period ended June 30, 1963, compared with $7,period in 1962.
>
Net earnings were $452,980 or 40 cents per share on the 1,119,149
shares7 Outstanding. • Net income for the-first half of last year
for
company
the
647,396
has
six-month
for
amounted
the
to
same
$514,436
or
46
cents
per
share
on
a
like
number
of
shares.
In
the
semi-annual
report
to
stockholders,
Joseph
C.
Abeles,
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
shares
197,
—V.
of
cepted
year,
last
by
Ry.
oper.
Ry.
oper.
expenses'--
of
Dallas
and
$1,718,306
1,421,291
$1,723,313
806,807
1,452,278
Net
Companies-
Insurance
Life
$648,933
$672,981
income
520,858
582,008
oper.
ry.
—V.
196,
71,360
announced that, the acquisition and
& Business Men's Insurance Co., of
approved by the Kentucky and Texas
company
Professional
Houston,
was
departments.
insurance
state
Net rev. fr.
.
.
they
stock
Company
call
merger
sliaies o
1,685,000
Approximately
own.
.
said that
in
p.
purchase
by
.
Lehigh
.
„
'
.
„
.
18 states, most of
Ry.
$931,446
713,246
660,044
op.
$306,181
$271,402
$597,023
$510,626
36,099
40,980
82,490
69,081
was
Ry.
Net
business in 1855, and is one of the oldest and
in fertilizers and related products. The company
states
midwestern
is
Kerr-McGee
a
resources.
50%' interest
a
—V.
the
in
Kidde
Walter
six
the
June
ended
months
v
30
were
cents
11,633
3.3c
$397,969
to
as
$5,859,802
1784.
the same period last
on
year,
oper.
into
250,000
agreement. for
the
of the, common stock
an
shares
Net
fr. ry. op.
his
'
further
announcement
197,
p.
Louisiana
*
End.
ry.
in
$3,832,922
1,118,746
$3,517,680
285,837
Vice-President
ry.
V.
the
of
the
398.
of
also
the
$2,194,470
578,881
$2,180,182
614,125
op.
It
$921,667,
to
or
38
the
cents a share
-
the
by
than 900 companythe
end
of
June,
said.
has
purchased
also
and
holdings
Bahamas
Ltd.,
Developers,
assets in
Freeporfc, Grand
profitably since its inception
other
operated
has
and
Davis said.
/
-
. .
/,
acquisition will provide an additional investment package
our expanding franchising organization, particularly in
winter season when paint activity slackens," he said.—V. 197,
'•
.
•"'j
•;
Nashville
&
''
v."
'
2153.
Mastan Co., Inc.—Net
compared
",•'••.?•'■'i
with
expenses—v
11,305,490
4,573,897
and
op.
ry.
197,
../%/'"<;/
2050.
p.
•
_,.,/'
9,855,505
Niqe Months' Results—
Macke Vending Co.Ended
Period
Net
'
share
.•
—___
before
Net
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—First Half Net Down— '
flow
___•
j
•649,201'.''
net
against
$49,459,950,
receivables,
$33,-
%/ /■
"'V: '.'..V
^
572-.-
P.
•%//'/■
/ % %//; V'//;
V
"
•
"
/
!
$0.80
Pacific
1,156,192
stock
,
: /
the New York and
Formerly traded over-the-counter, r
was
.
stock: of. this Hawthorne, Calif.;
the eommori
listed for
1963,
12,
Coast
exchanges.
trading
on
the ticker symbol MTL.
—
exchanges were the 1,929,078 shares* of com¬
issued and outstanding.
' v . - "
«V
Mattel is one of the largest firms in the United States engaged
exclusivelyvin the design, manufacture/ assembly and marketing of
toys.
Its broad product, line includes musical- and action toys,talking and fashion dolls and doll clothing, toy rifles,-guns and
holsters,
games,'- cuddle
plush toys,
wheel goods, and talking
hobby horses.'—V.v 198, p. 195.
\
'
V
stock;
the
Listed
.
Inc.—Stock Listed—
Aug.
manufacturer,
toy
24,933,237
was
stock
mon
assigned
the/ two
by
presently
,
>
1500,976
655,216
2,470,263 V
2,143,743
$2.82
flow
!
1962
*
774,749
v
...
cash
share
Per
;
1,423.950
U
/__
A
!
income
Cash
29,719,464
taxes
income
Income .taxes
M
*
$0.89"
sales
Net
:
1963
30—
June
income
net
.
Total assets' aggregated $58,332,346,
receivables wersi$53,79^, 155, compared
year.
gross
and
198,
On
Per
1962
and
$36,903,732,
Mattel,
v--y-y.f
a
wa,s
reported
:24,158,537
28,507,772
15,031,253
•
has
concern
surplus in the 1963 fiscal year " totaled $12,375,042,
compared
with $10,763,996 in the previous year. Dividends' paid
on
each, common share were 52'/2 cents and 10 cents, respectively.
.
—V.
'
the
in
$41,590,585;
Capital
-
—V.
fr.
financing
91
cents per share, on 1.887,000
for the fiscal year ended May 31, 1963.
or
with $1,382,862, or 81 cents a share on the same
in the preceding 12 months.
// v-/
in the recent year amounted to $7,338,496, against
595,818.
59,604,920 125,116,843 118,046,803
48,299,430
96,609,071
93,888,266
oper.. income
$1,709,221,
shares,
income
Gross
1963—6 Mos.—1962
|
'*! '
• f) ;i v
66,050,592
49,439,930
revenue—
oper.
ry.
of
number
Higher—
industrial
and
shares outstanding,
common
RR.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
-■
{J} f'f1> ' '*•'-$ "> ""
of
income
net
$4,452,804
.
1,189,876
$4,262,928
1,240,176'
commercial
This
16,610,662
2,533,272.
oper.
Net rev.
by
$5,094,376
End. June 30
.
Net
Ruppert
'//- :./'7;
6.
p.
that
Jacob
-
Ry.
Ry.
"
company.
announced
balance
Davis
land
Mr.
sale
the
2050.
p.
Louisville
■"
;
preparing a public tender
stock < now owned by the
general public and that the. tender price would be $20 per share—
the same price paid to the Vernon family interests and the George
Ruppert estate,
from
whom
the
other shares -were ..acquired.—
Kratter
for
Mr.
Island
1959,
for
1963—6 Mos;—1962
1963—Quar.—1962
income
oper.
197,
Per.
-
increased
Jersey
has'
Bahama
$6,460,827. $6,070,977 $12,379,178 $11,991,453
4,280,645
3,876,507
8,116,250
7,538,649
'
shares of
of
G.
High—
record high earnings during
Davis, Jr., President, reported.
Figures for 1962 have been restated
results-of acquisitions since then.
reflect
Carter
Mary
which
This
Net rev. fr.
Net
—V.
acquisition of approximately
Ruppert. This would
plated that both Murray Vernon
I.
1963,
of
New
week,
per
p.
30
June
has en- "
Ruppert Vernon, would ■ continue - as Directors
that the younger Mr. Vernon would Continue as
and
2463.
units of Atlantic Paint Co., acquired late in
March 1963, Mr. Davis said. "On the basis of Atlantic's profitable
results,
we
are
continuing to expand this operation," he said.
Since
its
consolidation, National Biff-Burger System franchise
drive-in restaurants have been opening at a rate of about one
Ry.—Earnings—
Arkansas
&
Ry. oper. revenue
Ry. oper. expenses—
Kratter,
George
son,
Ruppert
achieved
earnings
period.
to
including
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$2,143,175
$2,236,134
536,236 ■ %.- 831,490
income
2050.
operr
ry.
—V.
of Jacob
give Kratter approximately 400,000 shares of the 500,000
Jacob Ruppert
common
stock presently outstanding.
•The
197, p. 2252.
"This
Ruppert Holdings—
Kratter Corp.—Increases Jacob
Murray Vernon, Chairman of Jacob Ruppert and Marvin
of Kratter Corp. h'aVe announced that Kratter
p.
Mary Carter's retail, paint chain totaled more
and franchised
outlets in 40 states at
p.
1963—Quar.—1962
197,
owned
gain of
a
1962
company
revenue___
Net. rev.
2463.
Chairman
Paint
months
six
versus
tered
U. S. Army.—V.
the
to
issue.—V.
this
Co.,
Carter
similar
$19,101,125 $18,243,345 $37,018,839 $35,664,841
expenses—
16,957,950
16,007,211
33,501,1 J
31,831,919
Ry. oper.
53,641
15.4c
I
share
sales and earnings for
$285,439 a year ago, a gain of 39%. Earnings were
on* the 466,100 shares outstanding as of June
with
Ry.
$1,781,350
397, p.
Sacoand a
during the six months ended June 30. This compared with $858,410,
or
35 cents a share in the corresponding period last-year.
Sales
for the 1963 half were $10,171,912, as against $10,151,942 in the
Sales 11%—
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
1962
$1,590,199
1963
i
—V.
Gabriel
manufactures
communications equipment.
maker of textile machinery
largest
Basket—Merger Approved—
Kroger
first
Per. End. June 30
Industries, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
earnings
per
Maremont
year,
microwave
and
military weapons
of
Mary
share
per
197,
Per.
Earnings
1,142,797
__.
has reported record highs in
company
11%.—V.
projects in which Kidde is currently
the successfully . launched Syncom
satellite.
Orbital adjustments and
altitude control of the communications '
satellite are being achieved by the monopropellant peroxide reaction
control system supplied by the Aerospace Division of Walter Kidde
& Co., Inc.—V,
197, p. 1420.
Net
this
Mary Carter Paint Co.—Earnings at New
747.
p.
compared
space
Period Ended June 30—
—
2,144.021
$1.88
1963 compared with 65 cents per share on 440,400 shares out¬
standing on June 30, 1962.
Net sales increased to $6,501,968 for the first six months in 1963
-'v-v-
...
196,
2,199,422
$1.90
See
30,
in
loss
Sales
earlier
offer
Saco-Lowell.
replacement
shock absorbers,
nation's
the
Market
1,158,014
share
per
compared with
Co., Inc.—Sales, Net Down—
for
Z
six-month, period ended June 30, 1963.
Net
income-after provision for. taxes increased
earnings this year was a
volume of one of the company's subsidiaries.
Mr. Dickson noted that earnings of $136,000 in the second quarter
of 3963 showed moderate improvement over this year's first quarter
Kleer-Vu
supplier
1963
19G2
$52,786,480 $49,421 041
Lenox, Inc.—Net Up 39%;
$403,000 for the like period in 1962.
A major cause of the lower sales and
of $62,000.
Major defense and
participating include
is
Corp.—Annual Report—
—
outstanding
The
$19,710,000 compared to $20,345,000 for the comparable period in
1962, President Robert L. Dickson announced in his midyear report
shareholders.
Earnings for the period were $74,000 compared to
drop
devices
Lowell
the
to
substantial
rocket
Consolidated
85
of
exchange
the
automobiles.
for
parts
Potash Co.,
Kermac
presently constructing a potash mill near Carlsbad, New
mill is expected to be completed in the fall of 1964.': ;;
acquisition of Baugh Chemical will provide an
important part of the sales staff being organized to market the
output of tlie' Kermac plant.—V. 197, p. 2152.
'
.;-
Sales
1,065,096
of
2049.
p.
earnings
Shares1
The
Kidde &
733,830
earnings
Net
said, that the
(Walter)
oper.
said.
result
a
presently owns 90.2% of Gabriel common and 95.7% of
The
parent firm
is
a
leading producer of most
$2,268,138
1,542,538
$2,203,164
1,637,030
$817,826
sales
Net
is
Mexico.
$1,311,517
ry.
Year Ended June 30—
Net
centers.
with diversified
through some 70 distribution
fully integrated oil company
owns
op.
deficit
fr.
197,
$22,915,163 $23,412,185
20,711,999 21,144,047
Lelin & Fink Products
natural
other
in
Kerr-McGee
McGee
ry.
—V.
to 1817, entered
best
known names
and
its subsidiaries operate three large fertilizer plants at Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and Portsmouth; Virginia, together with 10 smaller
plants,
and
distribute
fertilizers throughout the eastern and
•which
expenses—
rev.
two
its beginnings back
traces
Chemical Co.
fertilizer
interests
oper.
Net
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$11,637,983 $11,328,705
10,326,466
10,510,879
revenue—
Ry.
templated.V.
Baugh
oper.
the
As
1963—Quar.—1962
June 30
End.
would ■•fully
final' merger plans which
units
into
the
parent firm.
approved
have
spokesman
RR.—Earnings—
Lehigh Valley
Per.
completed Aug. 12.
D. A. McGee and P. J.
Prosser, presidents of Kerr-McGee and
B&ugb
Chemical, respectively, emphasized that the business of
Baugh Chemical Co. would be continued without interruption and
that
no
changes
in
the operations
of the company are con¬
the
ry.
p.
Subsidiaries—„
and its Gabriel and Saco-Lowell
Corp.
of Maremont
directors
proposition
will be voted
upon ( by
shareholders of the
firms at respective meetings to be held this fall, a spokesman" said.
Terms
of the
proposed merger as" similar to an exchange" offer
made
last
spring by Maremont.
At-that time, a new cumulative
convertible 41/2% preferred stock issue was offered by Maremont in
exchange
for
minority
shares of the subsidiaries.
A total of
$33.33
in par value of the preferred stock was offered
for each f.
Saco-Lowell common share; and $20 in par value of preferred plus
$3 cash for each common share of Gabriel.
The current merger proposal contains
these same amounts, the
The
acquisition
The
disclosed.
197,
York.
384.
p.
Maremont Corp.—To Merge
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$2,014,416
$1,826,423
1,417,393
1,315,797
1963—Quar.—1962
promissory notes due
4.40%
of
The
income
2049.
oper.
ry.
—V.
Baugh Chemical Co. of Baltimore, Md„
have
accepted an offer by Kerr-McGee Oil" Industries, Inc. to
exchange the outstanding stock of The Baugh Chemical Co. for
common
stock of Kerr-McGee.
Details of the exchange were not
of
Stockholders
$6,000,000
subsidiaries
$1,019,427
expenses
oper.
Net
Completed
Industries, Inc.—Acq.
Oil
198,
The
Ry.—Earnings—
Hudson River
&
revenue—
oper.
Co.—Subsidiary Sells Notes Privately
12, 1963, it was reported that Marathon
Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, had sold
(61,9031
(39,501)
v'f/y
v;v.--7 7,
Per. End. June 30
Ry.
Net rev. fr.
Kerr-McGee
V.
$2,836,048
$0.07
2492.
,
Aug.
consolidate
195,
income
'
July 1, 1.983, through First Boston Corp., New
1962
36,336
share
per
—V.
—
taxes
after
income
Earnings
seventh and largest
three and one-naif
of the Texas firm marks the
Kentucky Central in the past
years
'-■'-X- //.■/ '//'•%■/%:/■':////////
Kentucky Central is licensed to operate in
them not in PBMI territory.—V. 198, p. 195.
The
acquisition
:
taxes
before
Earnings
per
1784.
p.
Finance
$2,655,142
50,925
>—
Net
ol
volume
197,
Federal
share
after
earnings
1962
1963
$22,678,145 $21,264,290
850,695
806,293
410,042
377,807
$0.91
$0.84
tax_:
tax__—.
Federal income
Marathon Oil
companies have a greater
1,500 legal reserve life insurance
life insurance on the books.
nation's
earnings
—On
Report—
1963
Period Ended June 30—
Sales
than $87,000,000 and life insurance
approximately $690,000,000.
He said only 125 of the
of
force
Net
Net
privately
will have assets of more
panies
$2,415,534
751,073
$2,185,632
743,017
Shirt Co.—Six Months' Report—
earnings before
—V.
for the future
Months'
Six
Motor Products, Inc.
Lee
and operates in 16 southern
agents.
completed, the combined com¬
insurance exclusively
states through general
when the merger is
western
Carr
$1,197,269
375,058
sales
Net
was
annual
life
ordinary
and
like period
a
Spiegel. President, announced that prospects
continue to be extremely bright.—V. 197, p. 2251.
organized in 1955, has assets of more tnan
premium income of $9,000,000, and life in¬
surance
in force of approximately $236,000,000. The company last
year
experienced a net operating gain of $1,500,000. It writes
which
FBMI,
$42,000,000,
for
L.
M.
approved the transaction at
early last month iJuly».
special meetings
$1,226,844
539,022
op.
income
2050.
p.
Period Ended June 30—
Net
in 1962.
Earnings for the six-month period ended June 30,
1963 were
$200,000 or 53 cents per share on 377,866 shares as compared to
earnings of $245,000 or 68 cents per share on 360,000 shares for
the first six months of 1962.
Even though the six months earnings
between
years
declined, net earnings for the second quarter of
1963 increased to $137,000 or 36 cents per share as compared with
net earnings of $62,000 or 17 cents per share for the first quarter.
for
Kentucky Central stock will be traded.
Stockholders of the two companies
by
$3,563,000
PBMI stockholders to receive one
share of Kentucky Central Class A non-voting stock for each two
and
one-half shares of Professional & Business Men s Insurance
the
of
Terms
197,
Manhattan
sales
sales
Net
Central Executive
Kentucky
Carr,
T.
ry.
oper.
ry.
1963—6 Mos—1962
$5,796,268 $11,514,071 $11,773,296
4,598,999
9,328,439
9,357,762
1963—Quar.—1962
expenses
Net
Inc.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
for the six-month period ended June 30, 1963 were
this Minneapolis hair cosmetics manufacturer.
for the first half year of 1963 were $3,859,000 against
$5,702,054
4,475,210
June 30
revenue—
oper.
La Maur
Record
announced
Vice-President said
he expects the merger to be completed by "no later than Sept.
.
The 61-vear-old Kentucky Central—oldest life insurance company
with home offices in Kentucky-1—will be the surviving company.
Faul
Central RR.—Earnings—
oper.
—V.
years
(
Ry.
2049.
p.
Major Medical
growing
financial security.
could destroy
expenses
959.
p.
Per. End.
$297,015
102,161
$271,035
fr. ry. op.
Net rev.
the
the
197,
sudden
and
large
Ry.
Central
2,
Aug.
merger
and
Maine
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$1,479,788
$l,528,31u
879,377
revenue—
when
—V.
1963—Quar.—1962
after-care. It is during such periods that nearly
individuals require extra dollars to avoid the
and
families
RR.- -Earnings—
Superior & Ishpeming
Lake
Per. End. June 30
Americans
great secondary catastrophy, that of long-term debt.
insurance
is
extremely
vital during
the families
Merger Approved—
Cn
Monday, August 19, 1963 j
.
expenses this year. Nearly ten million
injured this year.
will require
some
major surgery, hos¬
seriously
be
of
pitalization
all
Basket common stock to
holders of 80% of Market
effective.—V;: 198, p. 384.
become
p^2251.
Kentucky
Millions
would
stock for each two
offer must be ac¬
one share of the Kroger preferred
Market Basket common stock.
The
offered
be
Accura^
cut overnead
been taken to
have
children* will
supermarket company through an exchange of stock.
It was announced earlier that Market Basket shareowners
and said that stringent
and improve efficiency.
"Based on present indications our sales outlook foi the balance
1963 is promising and we expect profits for the second^ half of t
year to be significantly better than the first half ye a r,
^ e a dd e .
Kawecki Chemical now has an adequate stock of. both tan a
ores
and tantalum bearing tin slags
to substantially expand l
business in tantalum and columbium metals
and alloys, he sai .
acquired
Division,
Specialties
measures
.
medical
catastropic
major
of
acquisition
the
in
use
the!MassachrnsetlMut 1
funas
with a $3,500,000
shares of the new issue is earmarked for
Market Basket, 50-store Los Angeles
A total 491,276
meeting.
that the company had rei
15-year loan from
Life
Insurance
<po.. "thus providing us^with long-term
finance our growing volume of business."
Miv
Abeles
reported unsatisfactory operation of the
disclosed
President,
loans
.
(680)
8
•
$2.60
_
Six-months'
June
30,
earnings
1963,
Comparable
were
form
with
the
or
37
accounting
net
1962
first-half
Sales
for
Twelve
for
period
the
36
or
cents
—V.
share.
earnings
first
the
to
S.
of
conversion
dollars
1963
the
over
new
Kresge stores
during the first
opened
the
of
eliminated
was
"
and
Four
to
were
$207,276,146,
comparable
and
six
11
1962
from
the
-
of
before
for
department
stores
1963., Eleven Kresge
the
year
end.—V.
Kress
Co.
—
197,
Purchase Offer—
in
.
'
,
Rejects
-
.
822.566
Gensco,
Inc.,
this
issue.—V., 198,
p.
ago."
-scheduled
Genesco
life..
-
of
treatment
a
illness
or
accident.
high
thus
co-insurance
of
the
$750
is
$17,500.
100%
paying
of
The
all
company
has
covered expenses
modern-
deductible.
policy
....
•
,
_
•
'
.
■Kroger Co.—New Preferred Stock; Proposed Acq'n
On
Aug
of
7,
$50
shareowners
par
value
authorized
cumulative
750,000
shares
preferred /stock
at
of
a
a
new
written on ,an. individual,
be
jihd,'child,.female_and child, pr family T>qsis;. -A sample* annualfor a male age 35 is $82 on an individual basis and $203
special
for-the Family Plan.
,
According
last-ten
"
•'
s
•
Will
to statistics,-medical
years
spend
ah
and
continue to
..I
amount
over
and
costs have risen 50% -in rthe
Over 500,000 American families
care
rise.
to new record
Jr.,
President,
announced.
six months ended June 30, '
amounted to $2,611,506 against $2,285,831 for the correspond¬
Consolidated
1962
ing
net
profits
the
for
period last year, an increase of $325,675, or 14%. The per
equivalents were 68 cents for the 1963 period, compared to
per
share for the first six months of 1962
based cn
share
cents
60
the
average
number
of
shares
outstanding during each period as
in December,
1962.
of class A and common shares
adjusted for a two per cent stock
dividend
Net
sales
and
royalties
for
the
$33,514,455, up $2,511,626 or 8%
same
period a year ago.—V. 197,
•
Maxson
/Pre-tax
,
six months of 1963 were from the $31,002,820 for the
2463.
first
p.
Electronics Corp.—Shows Nine Mos.'
above
their
annual
income
on
income 'totaled-$410,450
on
sales
Profit
of '$9,338,484 for
the
ended June 30, W. L. Max-son, Jr.,. President, J
announced. A-year ago the company reported a loss of $166,708,1
before'taxes, on sales of $7,756,680 for the like nine month period.
Unaudited.:-operating figures show net ..income for the currentperiod 'of $214.450/about' 26c * per. share, . compared; to a 'lose of
$77,708, or 9c' per share * a year ago.-^V. 197," p; 2252,
%
•'
nine
-*
,
the
for
14%; Sales 8%—
,
premium
class
highs
& Co.—Net Up
sales continued their upward trend
first half of 1963, . Max Factor,
and
Earnings
benefit,
customary and usual charges for
$25,000 for each covered person
The total benefit limit of a covered
birthday
65th
his
Max Factor
Medical Plan—
modern,
to
up
Madison's' plan..' is.-flexible; It-can
male
,*;'.'
475.
introduction
takes into consideration the high incidence
of /heavy medical expenses incurred by children.
The Family Plan
provides
medical expense payments
for the ' husband, wife, all
dependent and unmarried children under the age of 23/.. At the
age
of 23 the child may convert the insurance to an individual
policy without evidence -of insurability, and continue coverage for
- •
.
excess
This
,
Eee
875,283
normal,
all
covers
after
eliminated
918.
p.
Foundation
the
of
and
care
each
person
I
(S. II.)
policy
medical
K-mart
months
Insurance Co.—New
Life
Madison
The
increase
an
period.
compared
with 809 at
the same date a year
additional Kresge stores and
24
K-marts are
open
-
•
____—
2356.
p.
guaranteed renewable
for life Major
Medical Plan, specifically
designed
to
meet
large
or
catastrophic medical payments, was
made by Milton A. Schiff, Madison Life's President.
\
Canadian
were
converted
to
Jupiter discount
operations
and
four
permanently closed. There were 768 Kresge stores, 29 K-marts
51
Jupitcrs in operation on June 30, 1963—a total of 848
units,
197,
Announcement
report.
half
6.69ip
or
•
*
stores
were
outstanding
shares
Average
ending
per
per
U.
assets
the
$13,005,0.81
were
Kresge
$1,965,280
share. However, in order' to con¬
treatment
given on Dec
31,
1962, a
cents
special exchange charge related
of
S.
S.
at
earnings were $2,402,078, 44 cents per share.
the first, six months of ; 1962 were reported a year
$2,067,545
as
the
1962
.Earnings'for
ago
of
reported
months -period
Number
198
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Net
profit
Net
earnings
361,225
before
Earnings,
Shares
—V.
185,825
tax
:
...
—:_.
_
_
$0.21
share
per
Net
tine,
66,965,000
Net
in
income
—V.
197,
1,936,000
taxes)
item—abandonment
concession
1840.
p.
deductions
1962
$62,780,000
61,212,000
1,568,000
$68,901,000
—
income before special item
Special
i\aiionai
1963
>,
revenues
Total
751,110
751,110
outstanding
197,
157,565
$3,597,465
_
Total
$2,721,662
314,445
$0.25
sales
Net
Period Ended June 30—
1962
1963
Period Ended June 30—
(681)
Murphy Corp.—First Half Results—
Report—
Inc.—Six Months'
Electronics,
Milgray
6291
1
special
quarter
per
share,
cents
item
1,936,000
:
450,000
$1.20
1950.
p.
End.
June
$921,210
646,603
$1,913,449
1,276,937
$1,726,304
1,271,044
op.
$367,421
income
120,913
$274,607
75,107
$636,512
217.320
$455,260
120,371
oper.
revenue.
Ry.
oper.
expenses
Net rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
oper.
2050.'
p.
of
the
first
The
corporation
through
has
of
operation
4%%
ment
will
New
York,
the
the
St.
p.
$500,000
its
of
1963,
16,
20-year
Union
Trust
Co.,
Locust St.,
510
half
Ry.
St.
pared
Net rev. fr.
197,
ry.
$1,441,079
$2,396,561
$2,683,889
808,274
991,045
1,667,535
1,846,942
$484,315
456,838
op.
$450,034
194,347
End.
Ry. oper.
high
expenses
9,945,611
9,853,838
fr.
Net
ry.
—V.
$3,042,918
$6,391,367
National
1,141,412
259,041
1,265,942
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—6 Mos.—1962
oper.
revenue
78,421,495
77,547,042
149.842,303
Per
share
—V.
oper.
expenses—
55,839,147
56,881,152
109,157,563
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
op.
22,582,348
20,665,890
40,684,740
10,492,012
8,430,498
19,506,030
15,762,568
ry.
Co.—Bonds
year
letter, Mr.
totaling
revenues
Sold
The
months
a
has
company
5%,
of
1963
$401,000
34%
in
sales.
amounted
63c
or
totaled
reported
rose
decrease
Earnings
earned
in
$109,000,000,
the
for
income
the
year
$381,000
for
June
on
debentures
Shs.
President
increase
22%
a
period
same
the
last
first
1962
same
$537,000
or
84c
share in
1962.
Sales
has
1963
from
Fawcett
contributed
share
Monon
share,
per
related
be
largely
for
$17,243,000
stated
the
for
that
the
to
period for
same
June 30
six
to
efficient
more
improved
earnings
1962.—V.
198,
1962
Net
Net
$771,665
$1,840,781
197,
520,865
141,529
758.821
Net rev. fr.
Net
third
a
the
Sales
9%
oper.
revenue
Ry.
oper,
expenses—
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
The
first
half
for
the
for
share
a
Increase
an
six
209,221
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
of
with
first
197,
first
half
308,344,580 316,391,780
260,849,161 268,760,043
135,190,503
24,009,816
47,495,419
47,631,737
7,535,400
2,003,240
3,230,724
3,525,599
2154.
p.
End.
Ry.
oper.
June 30
St. Louis IIR.—Earnings—
&
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$34,361,332
$33,063,492
$65,764,049
25,199,883
25.538,795
49,206,783
50,374,398
op.
$9,161,449
$7,524,697
$16,557,266
$15,953,661
income
3,737,138
2,631,054
7,138.336
5,886,126
revenue
expenses-,
$66,328,059
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
oper.
198,
New York Connecting RR.—Earnings—
over
Net
Per.
End.
Ry.
oper.
income
of
Ry.
oper.
shares
in
totaled
1655.
p.
against
ry.
share
a
$912,342
$1,845,720
$1,981,609
523,426
551,820
1,013,132
1.003.011
op.
S402.693
$360,522
$832,586
income
10,322
33.323
66,300
$978,598
268,256
ry.
oper.
197,
Per.
2051.
p.
,
,
York, New Haven & Ilartford RR.—Earnings
End.
June 30
1963—6 Mos.—1962 V;
1963—Quar.—1962 %
Ry.
oper.
revenue.—
$31,707,303
$31,754,019
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
27,699,708
29,272,099
55,899,375
58.883.465
$4,007,595
1,611,188
$2,481,920
$6,158,919
$4,368,214
2,840,829
4,899,679
6,690,101
Net rev.
Net
a
ry.
—V.
increase
$521,526
to
cents'
9
or
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$926,119
expenses—
New
For
the
1962.
year—an
amounted
1963
$194,148
1963—Quar.—1962
revenue
Netrev.fr.
for
profits
of
.company,
$54,295,105
last
of
June 30
in
196,
can
476.
p.
cents
54
of
'period
ry.
months
1962.
net
increase
similar
half
of
to
1963—6 Mos.—1962
159,200,319
29,638,641
op.
New York, Chicago
Per.
fr.
ry.
deficit
oper.
197,
op.
$02,058,29<i>$63,251,679
2051.
p.
or
New York, Susquehanna
for
1784.
p.
161,087,879
131,449,238
income
oper.
197,
oper.
to
number
Chicago-based
1963
the
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
expenses—
rev.
Ry.
2.3%
of
equal
compares
the
the
Central
oper.
year
a
six
of
months
$319,000,
substantial
a
over
compared
had
the
was
End.
Per.
June 30
Western RR.—Earnings
&
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—6 Mos.—1962
oper.
revenue.—
$864,317
$867,345
$1,706,931
$1,809,888
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
714,364
742,111
1.435.579
1,514,722
op.
$149,953
$125,234
$271,352
or
per
of
For
of
of
ended
services
30,
June
$295,166
deficit
46,474
80,401
133,155
117,570
sales
of
Net
William
V.
—V.
and
1963,
$861,155,; over the $5,475,776
for
taxes
cents
share,
stock
months
the
share.
per
in
They
30,
June
on
ended
of
with
compare
period,
1962
shown for the
quarter
second
similar
the
outstanding
six
oper.
197,
2051.
p.
were
$165,484,
based
Ry.
or
oper.
1963.
Net
fr. ry.
$4,344,025
$4,652,229
2,025,061
3,845,159
3.973,588
$284,230
16,357
$436,918
$498,866
$678,641
179,798
*26.480
314,183
op.
income
oper.
ry.
*
Deficit.—V.
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$2,461,979
1,977,244
expenses—
Net rev.
June
Ry.—Earnings-
1963—Quar.—1962
$2,261,474
revenue
Ry. oper.
741,082
on
Southern
Per. End. June 30
1963
30, 1963, gross revenues from
services and sales totaled $12,123,158.
The amount was an increase
"of $1,418,751
over the
$10,704,407 recorded for the first half of
19,105
ry.
ry.
Norfolk
1962.
after
27
the
from
revenues
months
fr.
announced.
gain
a
quarter
cents
gross
three
President,
earnings
shares
$803,575
59,555
for
22
1,585,374
44,191
*130,422
June 30
Net rev.
$201,306
$2,388,949
$620,540
$531,590
13,176
2051.
of
Cleaning Contractors Inc.- -Revenues, Net
company
Net
$367,135
$287,146
p.
revenue—
Net
similar
period.—V.
National
1963—6 Mos.—1962
1,412,353
4,760.045
$177,187
*225,664
197,
oper.
Higher—
$2,032,893
$5,291,635
4,909,753
Ry.
2050.
p.
the
the
Profits
1962
second
767,516
$317,925
30,534
op.
deficit
oper.
197,
723,014
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$5,196,899
2.329,361
*$52,199
Ry.
largest,
$49,879,271
cents
This
Ry.
RR.—Earnings—
$2,506,548
2,444,831
Ry.
remaining
the
increase.—V.
reported
1963—6 Mos.—1962
1963—Quar.—1962
$1,040,939
$1,134,651
1 047,447
$2,392,632
op.
York
End.
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
has
for
in
of
$6,336,931
June 30
1.757,408
1,089,338
avge.)
1963—Quar.—1962
income
oper.
New
reports earnings of $701,095 versus a figure
period of 1962.
This amounts to 32
share on 2,153,399
outstanding, compared with 26 cents
same
quarter in 1962.
$554,261
cents
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
End.
ry.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
Per.
2.3%; Net 8%—
for
sales
same
to
This
1963
226,224
2,031,613
(weighted
Northeastern
&
expenses
Another
of
8%
1963
Frankel,
Per.
Can
company
nation's
2050.
p.
conversion
represents an
and
of
for
Orleans
oper.
stock
of
shares
same
quarter
$1,528,030
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
provision
debentures.
the
second
the
$1,040,002
ry.
1,851,000
of
share on
per
i the
24
op.
fr.
rev.
cents
of
of
dividends
outstdg.
Ry.
the
over
shares
2,044,000
net
the
shares.
quarter
$9,300,204
7,772,174
expenses—
in
second
total
7,410,445
revenue—.
oper.
50
National
The
377.
p.
$9,251,226
oper.
Ry.
592,500
on
that
amounted
the'
figure.
$1.68
1.850,868
revenue___
—V.
plant
stk.
oper.
Net
1962
1962
17,727 354
7.
p.
$8,043,000,
were
$7,859,000
months'
like
the
1963—Quar.—1962
$4,861,637
$4,709,796
3,821,635
3,938,131
Ry.
198,
reported
period
period,
against
RR.—Earnings—
End.
of
the
or
of
Per.
for
the
Mohawk plants are in Helena, Arkansas and
Stockton, California.
Fawcett reported that
a
slow
first quarter accounted for the
decrease
in
sales.
Sales
for
the
second
3
months
period about
equalled those in the
31,
sales
net
$294,000,
\
M.
after
quarter
the increase from
outstanding.—V.
May
ended
six
1963
20,482,258
7.
p.
Ry.
Net
the
Gas Co.—Nine Mos.' Report—
—
preferred
com.
New
'V.
-
$0.33
sharei_____^_-. $1.86
common
Per. End. June 30
taxes.
will
30,
company
despite
year
659.160
$0.38
_________________
revenues
198,
*
National Blank Book Co.—Sales Up
The
per
for
earnings
the
over
down
Henry
operations
that
of
—V.
Net
34%—
to
per
$16,299,000,
":,V.:
period.
Co.—Net Up
1962
$8,537,070
755.594
—•
income
,
$1,076,000
income
Rubber
$39,-
2196.
p.
2,125.073
per
after
Maytag said that "many new records
the year. Included in these were op¬
year.
Results
Privately—On
Aug. 13, 1963, it was reported that $3,000,000 of this
firm's, 4 V2% first mortgage bonds, Series I, due 1988
had been sold privately through Kidder, Peabody &
Co. Inc., New York.—V. 195, p. 321.
Mohawk
and
quarter
re¬
preliminary unaudited fig¬
ended June 30 will establish an all-time
resulting primarily from conversion
452,000 shares are reserved for possible
Utilities
second
in
the
were
by
ago
Missouri
earnings
1950.
p.
Operating
Inc.—Reports Recbrd Earnings-r-
at $6,217,000
by National during
outstanding
2357.
p.
were
a
only
38,978,718
income
oper.
197,
the
second
income
1963
of
Record
six-month
the
Net
1963
;
New Jersey Natural
net
to
Net
and
in
1959.
periods
history
in
of
Period Ended June 30—
Earned
$869,000 after providing $1,274,000 for income taxes and after
charge of $248,000 resulting from sale or write-down of all
piston powered aircraft and certain other assets.
This compares
111,014,435
—V.
quarterly
30—
—
197,
While National
a
149,993,153
Ry.
to
$460,423,515
Work-Clothes Rental—Six Mos.' Reports
income
was
Ry.
half
195,
of
$9,922,269
Net
showed unusual revenue gains in the first quarter
competitor curtailed operations, the company showed sub¬
stantial gains in every quarter of the year and Mr. Maytag said,
"of particular significance was completion of a year
during which
the company made a
profit every month of the year."
In
a
summary of
the April through June fourth quarter, Mr.
Maytag reported operating revenues increased to $27,100,000, or
by 13% over the same quarter in 1962. Net profit for the quarter
914,555
Per. End. June 30
Steel
and
S241,070,420
half
Sales
during the first half of
1963, com¬
the same period a year ago.—V.
197,
for
business
year-end
set"
when
2050, '
p.
his
previous
$6,302,869
income
oper.
197,
$3,778,095
first
half.—V.
new
first
$22,957,018
first
Period Ended June
$1,667,561
indicated
the
erating
19,855,741
op.
ry.
National
with
the
the
equal
year.
$850,499
profit
were
-
Net rev.
This compares with >•'
share for the second quarter
earnings record,
In
19,630,527
1959
in
and
quarter
were
the
$33,-
was
stock.
President L. B. Maytag, Jr., reported."
profit, he said, was derived after provision of $7,205,000 for
income taxes, and compared with net earnings of $4,270,000 for the
previous year when income tax provision was only $357,000.
1963—Quar—1962
1963—6 Mos—1962
$13,723,706 $12,896,756 $26,021,894 $26,158,610
revenue___
Ry.
oper.
outstanding
This
30
June
in
in
second
sales
30, 1963
$18,420,097,
1962.
established
in
June
against
of
51
or
Net
for
ures
370,173
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
Per.
the
National Airlines
$836,947
$729,026
770.522
highest
ported
same
$1,244,910,
to
1963
half
1962.
ended
share,
the
record
quarter
Net
2050.
p.
on
amounted
1841.
p.
$1,292,589
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
quarter
was
with
Net
Net
second
second
1963—6 Mos.—1962'
1963—Quar.—1962
expenses
oper.
the
6'%
earnings for the first six months of 1963 amounted to $2,446,884, or $1 per share. This compares with earnings of $2,631,311, or $1.08 per share for the same period of 1962.
Provision for
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Ry. oper. revenue—
in
the
of
$438,730,125
of
quarter
Net
717.
%\d. June 30
established
of
461,108
the
last
of
depreciation
Per.
$15,083,832
for
share
per
first
plus accrued interest. Pay¬
National City Bank, 55 Wall St.,
First
Louis
or
197,
Louis.—V.
fund,
Sept.
on
of
about
earnings of $1,414,046, or 58 cents per
of last year.
The reduced earnings reflect not only higher depre¬
ciation charges,
principally on the company's plant at Freeport,
Texas, but also additional start-up expenses on this plant. First half sales of $30,372,880 were the highest of any six-month
period in Nalco history—up 6% against sales of $28,601,597 for the
100.43%
at
1978
at
made
redemption
for
record
high
new
of
1962.
earnings
cents
Corp.—Partial Redemption
sinking
the
debentures, due
be
called
previous
of
Net
reported that sales reached a
the second quarter—an increase
during
half
and
in
after all charges for
$20,389,312, equal to $1 32
of
$6,275,486, equal to 41
income
net
first
Sharply—
income
was
months
per
$246,815,706
Up
net
1963,
second
six
the
Previous
quarter
with
$2.17
in
that
30,
the
the
to
share,
per
records.
6%; Net Down—
has
company
the
over
"
Mississippi River Fuel
Chemical Co.—Sales Up
$15,942,716
period
fr.
197,
The
$1,034,645
667,224
Ry.
Net
Nalco
1963—6 Mos.—1962
1963—Quar.—1962
20
in
for
equal
Sales
in
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings
Per.
reported
June
compared
income
455,327,
U'orp.—Net
has
ended
share,
per
Net
1,118,000
steel
company
the
exploration
of
Bolivia.
after
The
9
197,
2051.
p.
1962.
Net
(E. R.)
The
Moore Co.—Net Up
has
company
months
ended
reported
22%; Sales 13%—
that
net
earnings
for
reported
earnings per share of 52
share during the first half of
1962.
a
shares
51
for
taxes
cents
share
outstanding.—V.
Mosler
Safe
197,
cents,
There
against
stock
National
The
43
of
622.180
are
outstanding
Distillers
corporation
H.
W.
defense
960.
p.
major
Co.—Net Up
producer
announced^ record
of
$1,088,570,
10.4%-
of
net
bank
months
of
with
1963
of
1963
Norfolk
were
$302,156,
based
or
to
of
for
67
office
the
cents
$985,796,
Loud
61
systems
has
June
on
30,
1963.—V.
197,
p.
a
sha>e
for
brass
siles
the
Chemical
&
was
of
15.6%
.Sales
23'*
are
1962
of
the
over
to-
-
31
first
cents
of .$9,402,807
-ahead
and
sales
ahead
12%
1963.-
of
quarter
a
for
of
'•
earnings
share.-V.%.<•
the
,• ;■
Brass-Co.,
titanium, zirconium,
and
manufacturer
as
the
U.
S.
of
of
sales
r*
of
-In
of
1963
the
$8,387,034
of
H.
to
$504,956,
second
in
the
quarter-
first
of
quarter
He
the, year.
further
added
reached
new
product
expansion
peaks
consideration
skilled
personnel.
its
thata
subsidiary,
W.
orders
and
Loud
rockets
of
Weapons.
influencing
Loud
will
be
Sidewinder
and
*.
72,791.879
71.503,701
op.
32,680,391
30,418,702
56.967,051
58.544,169
income
19,306.156
16,116,546
34,392,169
31.115,716
of
received
of
the
197,
p.
order
and
company's
2051.
Co.—Six
Months'
backlog, had
success
in
Net
its
operating
including
Works
mis¬
as
Alanson
Net
1963
$3,435,179.
441,140
—.
dividend
earnings
for
requirements
common
earnings per share
—V. 197, p. 2051.
$
Sales
__
Earnings
Federal
Net
before
of
196,
stores
747.
r.
$
i
4,756 056
Earned
1,883.000
2,453,500
Net
stock
2,302,556
Net
$0.45
$0.55
Net
510
490
1,878.912
•
first
stock-
income
income
taxes
$3,435,449
498,554
this"
after
taxes
shares
197,
p.
1841.
~
43%
'
share,
a
six
i
of
second
the
quarter
half
first
to
''V
%
ended
the
of
of
June
large
-X ■}'
\
•
30
Attributed
was
coal
.prbtfiicer;
unprofitable,
<
properties
by
to the
early
V'-Vr''
■'
the
a
1962',
for
Sales amounted
of
and
to $6,565,000
periods."
two
net
half,
$605,000,
last'year.
$13,368,000,
and $6,614,000,
; v:
cents
•
income "totaled
with
atcompared
000
"
shutdowns
-
months
$12,8;
for
rose to S4Q7,00Q,-'.y/hifelr was
share. The increase'1 cahie t> approximately
$284,000,-. or .18 cents a
share,' recorded, in the
first
the
For
the
for
profits
'V.'
' .1 * •.%
the ^second quarter
for
the
quarter
respectively,
a
President
26 cents
to
over
June
38
or
Sales
'
for
m'v42
$665,000,
cents "a 'share
in
the
period
amounted
193,
the
respectively.—V.
2031.
p.
■
North American Life & Casualty Co.—Sales
:u
'
j
1962
$2.13
5,307,213
2,609,348
2,478,236
1,158,966
has
company
Total
$0.98
47,314,592
Up 35%
■
r,The;
473,054
_L_______l—l—__1,161,902
.*%.
income
income
brought
corresponding six months of 1962. In
operating results trailed those of a year
three months
the
in
announced
year.
Net
$0.86
5.469,784
._
1963,
%
$2.24
-
"
Corp.—Net Higher—
net
1962
48,769,862
——
of
in
ago
the
of
G.i Schmidt,
months
1963
share—
year
quarter
equivalent
of
reported
record
sales
lor
first
the
six
1963.
sales
for
the
first
half
ended
June
30
were
$271,412,000,
35%
from
$201,729,000
for
the
same
period
a
year
ago,
Skoglund,
President
and Chairman,
stated.
was
the largest sales month in the history of the company
with
new
ordinary life4 sales,
excluding group, of' $55,654,000,
compared with $47,198,000 during June of 1962.
Skoglund said that first half sales historically comprise approxi¬
mately
40'r
of
the
company's annual volume.
Ho
added that
up
H.
1—
before
.Capital
—V.
per
a
those
gain
25,500
..
Coal
increase
V
The
417,140
"
of common
over
above
24,000
Period Ended June 30—
sales
ry.
American
previously
to
National-Standard Co.—Nine Months' Report—
117,547,669
3,761,912
-
1963
Henry
R.
1962
113,468,729
;1
——•—
share
p.
——
—_____
earnings
Number
Taxes
Taxes
Earned t per
—V.
Federal
V
142,
p.
ago.
acquisition
a
wholly-
•
1H63
fr.
oper.
198,
substantial
the
operates
revenues
income
Preferred
Report-
Period Ended June 30—•
ry.
well
"
National's
operated
Period Ended June 30—
program.—V.
Murphy
35,936,142
North
division,
as
a
major
uranium, aluminum and
hafnium,
management,
Machine
Net
(G. C.)
38,263,019
first"
Gross
result
expenses—
A
metals
National Gas & Oil Corp.—First Half Results—
*
as
130.047,870
oper.
-
,
Mosler. President, stated that he expects sales and
earnings
continue to show substantial improvement over
1962
for
the
of
129,758,930
Net rev.
plants employing :,!,100
people in Pomona ancl Montebello, Calif.
The • company designs
and manufactures a number of products essential to the aerospace
age
including aircraft landing gear, aircraft and missile fittings
and
attachment assemblies, hydraulic equipment
and servo-mech¬
anisms.
Sales in 1962 exceeded $20,000,000.—V.
198, p. 384. ,
John
balance
06,354,844
—V,
Loud,
president, and T. Arthur Needham and John D. :Richavdson, vicepresidents, will continue in their present positions and functions.
quarter
$7,628,671
$
70,943,410
::
Zuni
Navy Bureau
important
Loud's
owned
%•>;■" %"'V-..:■ ,%ir.
ended- June - 30th
second
$
revenue—
Net
t
equivalent
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$
oper.
Corp.—Acquisition
purchased for cash all of the capital stock
Works,
Inc., California
aerospace
and
manufacturers,
it
was
announced
by
both
Y
of
for
An
period
a
year
agd.
Sales for
the period rose 13%
to
a
>$1-7;*789,841 from $15",727,761'.
"■
■
■
%
v The.
company's, profit fqr the .second quarter ended June 30th
amounted to $583,614, equivalent to 36 cents a share. This
repre¬
sents an increase of 17%- over the second quarter, of 1962. earn-'
ings of $498,626, equivalent to 31 cents a share and ail increase
of
Ry.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
Ry.
2563.
has
Bridgeport
supplier
months of 1963
Earnings increased
cents
& Western
June 3o
$
Machine
equipment
through
six
share.
a
or
equipment
first
End.
Per.
741,082
on
"% "•% ' •.
%
This step will further National's penetration of the aerospace and
defense areas in which the company has been active, principally
10.4%—
and
income
net
equivalent
the
over
similar
record
six
compare
Ry.
of
companies.
This
first
the
shave.
They
the first half
per
for
earned
Moore
cents
per
cents
shares
June
30,
1963, were $325,000, up 22 %
from the
in
the comparable period
of
1962.
Sales
for the first six
months
were
$4,252,000 a gain of 13%
over
sales of $3,751,000 for the first half of 1962.
$267,000
or
41
six
after
earnings
$377,484,
the
P.
June
results
As
for
of
increase
July
June
of
Individual
are
30,
expected
life
life
first
to
insurance
$157,650,000
during
year
exceed
in
the
the record month
force
last
premium
was
six
income
of
June.
$1,630,087,000,
months.
for
the
an
4 (/
six-month
10
period
mium
of
Y
19%,
during the first half rose
$274,000 —V. 197, p. 1318.
from
North American
Revenue
North
of
increased
11.2%
Van
during
first half
the
of
Revenue
$20,590,000
was
revenues
Per. End. June 30
from- oil
revenue
and
aside
set
was
the
Laborde
said.
oper.
revenue...
Ry.
oper.
expenses..
Net
Net
*
The
1963 premium income,
company's total
will
substantially increase
Sanborn, President.
-
1962,
over
it
was
ending
period
six-month
the
the
1963,
30,
company
premium income was $4,030,000r as-compared .with $2,949,000
same
period of 1962, an increase of almost 37%.-' ? - j*
Combined
adjusted earnings, including the value of insurance
total
34c
•
an
June
r
30,
1963
Based
A
adusted
on
months
of
1962,
and in 1962 were 519,296. •
earnings
of? 34c
per
share
for
522,402,
was
1963
of
Mr.
against
as
41c
first
p.
and
affiliates,
growth
continued
expects
its subsidiaries
expansion owing to
number
a
of
insurance
new
and
fund
mutual
and
that
plans
are
of
1962.—V.
June
ry. op.
of
last
shares
cur¬
for
Per. End.
Pacific
Ry.-r—Earnings—
1963—Quarj—1962
June 30
Net
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
income
oper.
198,
earns,
Earned
4%
a
—V.
pfd.
the
Net
Oxford
Northern
Life
States
Insurance
Ended
—V.
1S6,
The
to
,
s>2.i5
818,221
Finance
college
scudents
which
ance
V
licensed
the
.
of
at
reduced
insurance
authorize
eventually plans'
write such insurance
will
company
write
such
business
Michigan
1
The
of
in
applicants
7,320,985
7,309,385
includes
the-
medical
a
medical
a
uals
examination
through
(of
ages
36
of
all
insurance
Companies, Inc.—Notes
Sold
Pri¬
Pure
for
by
the
medical
a
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
stock
197,
Hunter,
amounts
for
$1,871,806,
of
figures
to
early
40.
over
85%
of
the
$15,000 for individ¬
These
policies
including
the
of
apply
endowment
company's
Per.
End.
Pacific
June 30
Net
to
oper.
and
profit
Net
dividend
Net
ry.
and
$1,666,000
$2,513,213
$2,871,685
286,887
—V.
197,
428,785
451,218
Earnings
v
before
for
Earnings
after
Common
taxes
for
End.
833,000
374,000
totaling
1963,
1962
volume
Net
of
Corp.,
this
ry.
185,
the
preferred
$3,705,648
4,313,083
expenses
$19,999,283,
similar
sales
net
27%
period
higher
last
for
the
than
first
the
six
months
of
1963
reported
14,921
expense..
530
taxes
$170,813
'
year.
/
Earnings in: the first half totaled
$505,491, equivalent to 74 cents
per
share on
687,074
shares
outstanding. This compares with
$620,568, equal to 95 cents a share on 655,824 shares
or'
cents
90
In
the
sales
second
amounted
of
quarter
r
cents
current
shares
E.
A.
quarter
to
in: the
share,
a
the
on
current
ended
outstanding
shares-outstanding.
June
$10,653,950,
1962.
Earnings
the
share
a
84,650
$83,794
$0.38
stock
$0.36
dividend
\
1963
quarter totaled $264,806, equivalent to
compared with $344,555 or 50 cents a share
shares
outstanding
(or
53
cents
outstanding
on; June
30,
1962.)
Carter, President,
told
shareholders
the
second
uct
mix
*
.
quarter
reflected
continuation
of
share
on
39
on
op.
$991,307
$1,156,982
$2,194,577
$2,263,421
158,027
148,419
249,170
321,519
&
serial
York,
has
been
preferred
stock
of
the
517.
p.
"
at
the
of
this
promissory
$5
par
privately through
Charlotte, N. C.
notes
R.
S.
due
the
Dickson
Co.
&
for
and
1963,
company
Alden
preferred
a
net
income
of
$633,342
for
the
J.
Laborde, President, announced.
After
dividends, this is equivalent to 31 cents
the: 1,984,628
On
had
shares
of
common
comparable basis,
were
stock
earnings
for
first
provision
pared
long
with
tons
with
a
489,995/jtons
the first half of the
The
net
sales
with
value-
net
a
of
sales
preceding year,—V. 198,
per
share
for
the
same
on
period
of
18%
year
ago
shares
of
1963
were
1962
over
per share.
E.
R.
Leonhard,
for
a
has
company
months
of
outstanding.
$752,086, or 37 cents per share on the same number of
adjusted for the 5% stock dividend paid in
March, 1963.
Mr. Laborde explained that lower
earnings were due to
half
the
1962
the
first
first
six
half
reported
$283,285-or
first
half
61
earnings
cents
earnings
of
of
of
and
1963
1,293,924
•
289.
will
the
first
six
share—an increase
$239,805 or 52scents
.
reported
$6,858,788—3%
'
that
sales
ahead
6%
low cost per
being light-
very
of
that
so
pounds,
it
takes
up
copies
11%" wide, 22"
material
up - to
is
of
make
requires
v
plastic,
liquids,
no
this
has
newest
entry
belts,
no
moving
one
-
drive
and
part
1S62.
30,
that
its
first
the
preferred
share,
last
197,
months
stock,
of
compared
$2,179,000,
1962,
net
income
on: common
with
35
cents
a
share
compared
year.—V.
was
for
sales
$33,966,000,
income
net
six
Net Lower—
consolidated
totaled
1963,
Consolidated
for
a
printing.—V.
/.
Co., Inc.—Sales,
announced
on
two-sided
and
/
.■
June
period
has
income
of
reported
197,
1461.
p.
consolidated
$3,097,451,
for
the
first
equal
six
to
by
the
fact
said
said
the
F-105
company
business,
and
added,
the
were
by
moon
was
of
22
Space
related
$178,605,232
share,
income
while
of
new
same
$2,730,062,
the
company's
of
lirst
orders
"en¬
was
contracts
the
in
the
on
In. the
comprised largely
the
F-105,
he
greater
six
and
ex¬
months
'
at work on 69 different contracts, all
which were fiom the National Aero¬
Administration.
1970.—V.
of
per
1963.
net
that
was
number
existing ones were
any
previous period."
of
and
fighter,
the
that
sales
$1.09
months
million
tactical
to'
nautics
Peale
President,
$411
all-weather
at
He
I.
Peale,
orders of
of
couraged
</
Nineteen
the
to
197,
Richardson Co.—Sales
The
first
for
enough
national
of
these
effort
to
programs,
put
man
a
1883.
p.
to
per
Chairman,
were
only
material
.
cents
stock,
the
non
$13,582,210, as com¬
of $10,955,694 in
p.
and
advantages
polypropylene
Copy
$2,706,000
company
net
for
Inc.,
amounted
machine
the
compact
value
,
President
months
sales
that
It
opaque
same
backlog
on
period
Dry
28
■"'Mundy
earnings during the first half
$1,361,851 during the first naif
shipments during the first six months'
the
period of 1962 sales were $134,550,633
equal to 95 cents per share.
"
Total
$7,226,423
111,557
size).
sturdy
dividends
was
/capital
been
Paterson Parchment Paper—Net
Up 18%; Sales 3%
The
from
and
Co.—Net Higher—
1962.
$6,535,495
*188,426 1
Republic Aviation Corp.—Net Higher—
The company has reported that net
of 1963 totaled
$1,925,158 up from
of
high.
of
.
tensions
Sulphur
E,
1963—6 Mos—1962
$2,744,551.
has
and
weighs
$36,637,000 for
than
Pan American
series
typewriter.
a
company
has
months ended
six
stock
New York.
had
of
Copy
Remington Arms
1978
stock
than
and
with
City Bank,
common
appointed
Copy machine uses dry Diazo Process paper. It is
copy all colors
and all materials with the exception
to
The
its
of
been
bonds,
Di-y
rigid
1992.
The
co-registrar
company.
National
has
5%
$49,722,940 $51,262,193
43,187,445
44,035,770
or
squeegee rollers. It has only
maximum of trouble-free operation.
a
of
p.
V
firm's
16,444 shares
583,139
operations
in *
unfavorable prod¬
Drilling & Exploration Co.—Net Lower—
six
■
•
After
First
cost
Dry
(legal
reported
appointed
low
7'A"
Reeves
Light Co.—Appointment—
New
made
quarter of the year and drastically
military, business—V. 197, p.
1950.
Ocean
the
2052.
p.
to operate,
Reeves
offers
2052.
Co.,
York,
mortgage
369,078
:•«
machine
14"
x
The
5,548,113
Power
New
mechanisms
$7,811,534
sold
the
that
the
experienced in the first
curtailed
a
in
v
the
space
new
and
design.
5,546,305
will be
198,
000
1963, consolidated nej,
$8,354,154 in the
second
T-
income
into tne copy machine market is
two-tone
gray
so
that it will
harmonize with virtually all office
decorating motifs. In appearance
it
is
compact, neat and the latest in modern office equipment
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$7,740,882
Trust
13.
Reeves
Constructed
-
1963—Quar.—1962
$3,878,442
$4,024,152
Trust,
refunding
$3,396,259
op.
197,
simple
The
after
2,867,170
ry.
ry.
income
from
more
long
30,
against
-
year.
net
was
dry copy machine, which will retail for $59.50 and-make
only 1% cents each? was introduced by Reeves Indus¬
the
weignt,
$168,444
83,500
Package Products Co., Inc. — Securities Sold Pri¬
vately—On Aug. 13, 1963, it was reported that $875,-
were
the
that
lor
copy,
has called for redemption- on Sept. 6, 1963, all
outstanding
6.16%
cumulative
serial
preferred
stock
at
per
share plus accrued dividends of $1.1122 per share.
Payment
in
30
.
above last
said
said.
"However, the rate of increase in earnings
first half is not likely to be sustained for
tne
1962, iast-nalf operating results were bolstered by a
price improvement that began late in August."—V.
197,
new
Aside
167,914
company
its
—V.
$15,796,956
20%
in
tries, Aug.
3,5j7,734'
2,887,135
4.72%
$106,625
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up 27%; Net Lower
Consolidated
June
Up 20%—
were
President,
the
in
oper.
copies
To Redeem Preferred—
1639.
p.
$0-.40
per
company.
ry.
A
1962
deficit
fr.
oper.
197, p.
The
issue.—V.
584,536
1,430,659
Reeves Industries Inc.—New
Dry Copy Machine—
Report—
1
Oak
profits
Mulligan,
♦Deficit.—V.
down
178,000
£60,697
.
of
Dover
fiscal
in
adjusted
taxes
expenses..
for
419,000
557,666
1962
-
Earnings—
241,000
taxes
and
fiscal
recent
$87,313
revenue
Bankers
(Walter)V O'Bannon Co.—Proposed Asset Sale—
See
the
155,892
common
June 30
Pacific
459,000
1963
203,166'
Per. End. June 30
1963—Quar.—1962
Ry. oper. revenue—_ $24,973,346 $24,817,986
Ry. oper. expenses—
21,577,087
22,073,435
based
100 %
8V2"
$0.28
taxes
1785.
p.
high
over
operating
or <
of
oper.
13,283,000
shares
197,
51%
profit
share
oper.
1962
$0.63
14,779,000
...
Provision
—V.
new
a
income
Ry.
—V.
1963'
share
per-
sales
of
close
1963.
other
income
net
per
Per.
3,013,877
Report—
Period Ended June 30—
Earned
Net
the
near
operations-
before
for
Net rev.
Corp.—Six Months'
- *
,
Milligan
year,
of- the
of
reported
acquired
Pacific Electric Ry.—Earnings—
$5,885,562
Net
Novo Industrial
-
1,471,930-
Manufacturers Hanover
trustee for the first and
643,372
1963—6 Mos.—1962
2051.
p.
net
L.
1572.
p.
income
profit
provision
RR.—Earnings—
income
oper.
paid
reached
from
Surplus
$1,400,438
ry.
-
Reading Co.—Appointment—
781,163 shs.
;■ v
;
$26.02
earnings
1962
$4,468,975
Provisions
Outstanding
op.
fr.
rev.
fiscal
over
adusted
from
previously
pooling of interest with a subsidiary
1962 earnings per share were $1.13,
outstanding last May 31, which reflect a
Ry.
Net
46%
Corp.—Six Months'
sales
of
Net
PRESENT FINANCING
3,106,445
162,796
1638.
p.
no
$5,619,658
expenses..
295,366
of
achieved
manufacturer, increased
to a record $2,732,747,
sales
Cost
insurance
1963—Quar.—1962
$2,963,187
$3,230,974
1,562,749/
1,564^974,
Ry. oper.. revenue—
Ry.
Mr.
46%;
Up
a
also
Nonoperating
1,500,000 shs.
.
sales and somewhat better
gasoline prices," Mr. Milligan
"However, during the second quarter there was some de¬
terioration in gasoline and other products px-ices."
Gross revenues rose 5.6%
to $365,330,000 from $346,074,000 in
19o2.
unit
saxes
were
up
5.3%
to
a
record
1.7
billion gallons.
"The company's outlook for the balance of 1963 is
favorable,"
2253.
p.
Net
Inc.
Period Ended June 30—
examination.
TO
s
182,589?
$29.04
325,909
—______—
Oil Co.—Net
Net rev. fr.
sales
Earned
Northwestern
197,
Fiscal
stock
Ozite
the
between
1963'
1962 K&»'
$2,150,978*' $1,870,423
said.
«
gain
of
have
been
which
year.
shares
Net
-
medical-examination
a
taxes.
income
ended
volume
May
1,656,498 common shares outstanding
it was announced Aug. 2 by John P.
a
reflect
to
last
common
procedures,
without.'requiring
individuals
*'
'
•
the
on
year,
197,
'requires
•
the
represents
State
on
share
Jr.,. President.
This
that
ended
year
a
of
$40,559,987.—V.
55c)
(par
fiscal
close
increase? of
insurance
"
$13,659,000, or $1.38 a common share,
compared with $11,363,000,
or $1.15 a share, in
the 1962 period.
"The
improvement
in
earnings
has
resulted
from
a
record
year.
GIVING EFFECT
1311.
p.
Co.,
apparel
31, 1963,
$61,144,962—an
the
Authorized
Common
months
A.
Atlanta-based
unless the* need'for
application,
which
company/
Approximately
without
this
medical examination
$10,000
insurance
written
insurance.
written
of
of
a
by
,
.
$0.14
half
general
However,-
life
company
the
the
at
licenses
the
in
Aaron
to
Manufacturing
equal to $1.65
by other investigative
or
maximum
and
The
40.
applicants
term
in
35,
age
and
all
is
biography,
for
insur¬
Minnesota,
"-•" ' i-«-
.
indicated'
ordnarilyr writes
company
only
'
•-
shares—
Net
Rooert
Earnings
•/:v/?'
,
business
plans«to apply-for
Wisconsin, including
>'
Sales 51%—
articles
assurance
2052.'-
30,
com¬
share
per
share earnings for 1962 are adjusted
to
reflect" additional guideline depreciation
reported at year-end
and the 3%
January 1963 stock dividend.—V. 197, p. 1842.
iuxi
presently
not
$2.15
p;
______
of
NOTE:
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
1962,
31,
accident
do,
but it
is
and there is no
insurance:
is
Dec.
company's
and
to
the right to require
for'life
examination
of
as
The
health
insurance.
adjoining
° vM
company reserves
ail
medical
a
states
Illinois.
and
force.
write
to
it
to
rates;
in
was
it
The
company is licensed
to
do
Wisconsin. However,
the company
do
!
only
such
incorporation
June
This-
or
share
Number
First
Oxford
ended
share.
-per
sales_?_I;_^-i—__________—$14,723,957 $15,872,897
Per
placed privately
with
institutional investors
$2,000,000 of notes, due July 1, 1973. The transaction
was
negotiated for Oxford by Howard Newmark,
including straight life term and endow¬
partcipating; or group insurance is written.
a
special nonrenewable five-year term policy
months
$27,009,621,
earlier.—V. 197,
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.-—Six Mos.' Report
had
forms
No
offers
company
$3,310,000
of
policy
offered.
are
six
or? $2.26
taxes?—
Net -income
companies in the United States.—V.
individual
the
of
899.
p.\
15,725,006
the portion of its volume reinsured with others.
of
year
Period Ended June 30—
Gold, Oxford's President
and Chairman, the proceeds will be used for further
expansion of the company, whose total capital funds
now place it among the
top 100 independent finance
ment
2,380,746
(after taxes)
Net
fering to Stockholders—The company is offering its
stockholders the right to subscribe for an additional
312,465 shares at $2 per share on the basis of one new
share for each IV2 held of record July 31. Rights will
expire Sept. 7. No underwriting is involved.
Net proceeds, estimated at $624,930, will be invested
in income-producing securities as authorized under
Wisconsin law, to enable the company to write a
larger volume of life insurance business and reduce
BUSINESS—The company of 1840 North Farwell Ave., Milwaukee,
is
engaged in the business of writing life insurance. A variety
a
30-L
June
after
32,719,248
15,350,500
17,363,748
$2.12
—
shares.
outstanding
According
2,228,342
;
share
vately—On Aug. 13, it was reported that this Phila¬
delphia-based sales and consumer loans organization,
Of¬
Corp.—Rights
income
period
before
Per
142.
p.
for
$28,367,912,
net
sales-
Earnings
1637.
p.
income
to
restatel
similar
Period
*
809,421
:
preferred
shares
197,
,
requirements
divid.
share..
common
31,884,249
14,770,000
17,114,249
15,488,407
taxes
__
after
cumulative
Common
$5,958,615
407,138
$4,949,576 $10,618,219
1,783,748
4,706,160
$5,364,446
3,524,449
and foreign inc.
income taxes_,
foreign
earnings
Net
$42,443,952 $84,911,241 $79,464,424
38,459,715
37,494,376
74,293,022
73,505,809
op.
ry.
S.
and
Net
•1963—6 Mos.—1962
Ry; oper. revenues $44,824,161
Ry.roper, expenses
U.
1,166,584
319,886,165 307,460,396
__
before
U.,VS.
-
.
$1,016,201
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.—Six, Months'.Report-r-
ry/,
"
'
sales
Earns,
Northern
net
amounted
with
56 cents
year.—V.
4,613,659
"$971,634
2052.
p.
pares
totaled
or
$3,597 458
4,588,8o5
$469,132
$321,395
964,304
defict
oper.
197,
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$3,617,231'
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Net Higher—
Owens-Illinois Glass^ Co.—-Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30i-- "
1963:
.1962
Net
.
ry.
fr.
1963,
/".'v
against $2,558,117,
1963—Quar.—1S62
$2,005,765
$1,879,333
2,327,160
2,348,465
expenses—
rently going into effect, according to Mr: Sanborn.—V. 197, p. 1841.
b's,,
7,273,423
revenue—
Net
the
for
revenues
'
number
79,200,152
10,785,221
Consolidated
1963.
equivalent
79,330,005
2,598,335
oper.
—V.
$20,498,583 up from $19,188,479
of 1962, an increase of $1,310,104. Net income
63 cents per common share on the 4,151,376
or
38,892,131
13,240,307
oper.
Net def.
1261.
p.
48,672,885
Ry.
Inc.—Reports Record
operating
record
outstanding. This is
the
on
30,
revenues
half
shares
reported
197,
op.
Earnings
doubling of adjusted earnings in 1963. The company,
;
>
first
share
2253.
per
ended
$2,833,811,
common
the
first half
the
has
operating
the
was
share for the entire year
North ? Central
forecasts
a
-
months
for
•
per
that
stated
Sanborn
•"
.
in
company
The
on
six
;
six
'*■
the books, for the first half year were $231,093 equal to
per
share, compared with $108,004, or 15c. This represents
increase of 122%. The number of shares "outstanding as of
placed
'
The
the
for
i
$4,287,442
sales
$
428,994,249
349,794,097
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
in the period, down from $740,663 a year ear¬
and
operating revenues
were
up
to
$4,553,486
Orange & Rockland Utilities,
Revenues—,
•
June
Total
from
at the current rate,
reported by Theodore
;
„
For
lier:
$
2052.
p.
Ry.
amounted to $644,913
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
ry.
1963—6 Mos—1962
'
'
income
oper.
197,
/
$
219,298,344 214,772,052 417,534,628
170,625,459 175,879,921 338,204,623
Per. End. June 30
■
$3,546,778
North Central
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
possible refund obligations on gas sales, which have been ordered
by The Federal Power Commission but which the company plans to
contest in court.
Also, present revenue is being credited at the lower
adjusted prices instead of the previous year's actual, contract prices,
Mr.
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
1963—Quar.—1962
Ry.
sales was primarily
because
six months as a reserve for
gas
in
.
$
by
$100,000
.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
quarter
equipment
Drilling revenues were $3,908,573 for the half-year compared with
in the same months last year.
Sales of oil and gas
1637.
p.
first
its
kept
near-record demand for contract drilling equip¬
second quarter, which demand is continuing, he said.
the
Lower
and earnings were $521,000
or
58c per share compared to 52c in 1962.
•'
'
North
American's
president,
James D. Edgett,
said that his
earlier forecast of $50 million plus revenue in
1963 and earnings
of $2.25 per
share still seems reasonably conservative,—V.
197,
12.5%,
up
in
ment
the
during
Odeco
offset
almost
earnings were
and
1963
that
and
entirely
subsidiaries
its
and
Lines
stated
down
12V2%
Lines, Inc.—Net Up
Van
American
from oil and gas sales. He
contract drilling demand was
busy by accelerating its own
exploration
program.
The
resultant
higher
exploration
charges
and lower contract drilling revenues in the first quarter were not
an
first year pre¬
a gain of 16 /o
to $316,000,
income
exploration charges and lower
$1,152,000,
to
$1,370,000
compared with
Individual sickness and accident
amounted
increase
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(682)
of
$6,657,898.
Leonhard attributed the increased
earnings to the company's
and continuing cost reduction
program, greater operating
efficiency, and a better product mix."—V.
197,, p. 1638. -;
with
of
pared
from
with
the
525,155
or
44
of
the
30,
—V.
of
from
197,
are
share
ended
share,
on
for
June
a
comparable
four
30,
in
$257,509,
Products
1963
last
sales
Net earnings
from
Rubber
included
1883.
p.
one
-
sales and earnings for the
totaling $20,165,250 compared
Net
earnings
gained
11%
to
equaled $1.09 per share, com¬
Earnings
share,
$8,085,273.
a
Chemical
1962,
a
Up 14.7%; Net 11%—
record
14.7%,
earlier.
year
a
cents
quarter
cents
rose
$633,972.
98
distribution
For
reported
Sales
1963.
$17,587,902
$703,979
the
has
company
half
basis
allowing
for
December.
increased
17.8%
$9,-
to
advanced 10.6% to $284,679,
40 cents a share.
Results
acquired as of June
or
Division,
figures
but
not
those
for
1962.
•
dihgeht
higher
:
Continued
on
page
53
Volume
198
Number
6291
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(683)
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Snare
Holders
Payaole
11
Per
of Rec.
Name
When
Share
of Company
Payable
Holders
of Rec.
■
Fisher
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
a
the
Inst
we
tabie
in
wnicli
Then
weeK.
we
in
the
ail
maica^e
during the current
second
grouped
are
the
snow
two
follow
we
payments
luutiua
an¬
previ¬
Per
Name of
Inc.,
Common
Abitibi
preiorred
&
Markets
(qUar.)^.
omitted
payment
rower
Acme
Share
Company
6'/<■■
Taper
Allied
Maintenance
10-
1
10-
1
8-30
2bc
10-10
9-13
10c
9-16
8-iJ
23
9-16
8-23
tquar;
L_
loc
(Louis) Co. v(.quar.i
American Broadcasting-Taramount
Quarterly
One
additional
held,
on
Sept. .6
.
from
American
Hoist
American
Motor
American
_
...
Nat'l
each
Bank
&
Pnoenix,
American
8-23
9-14
8-23
beneficial
Safety
'
income.
_____
:
2 V2C
8-22
8-
9
20c
Co.
9-10 V.
8-24"
53
9-
8-i6
3
Andrea
Radio
may
'4
9-11
8-28
Applied
Arts
Corp.
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Associated
6%
Products
Atlantic
9-13
8-30
10-15
.9-27
3
8-23
9-
preferred
Corp.
(quar.):,
9-16
$1.50
9-16
25c '
tquar.)
Corp.
Northland
8-30
tquar.)
8-30
9-30
9-10
1:20c
9-16
9-
4
10c
9-16
9-
3
$1
Ltd.
tquar.)
:
,
Badger
Paper Mills Inc
Baltimore Paint & Chemical
9-12
8-23
5c
Iquar.)__
tquar.)
common
1
4%
preferred
tquar.)
4(47o
preferred
tquar.)
Bankers
Dispatch
Belding
Heminway
Black-Clawson
Black
Decker
&
Co.
Blyvooruitzicht Gold
Non-resident
of
7Va c/c
Boise
Cascade
Braun
,
Co.
$1.bo
jpre»etieu .(qliar.)
$4.7o
prenmeu
Marine
Giannini
controls
Mining
Engineering
British-American
1
10-15
10-
1!
10-15
10-
\ eiiowkniie
5c
9-
3
8-15
tquar.)
8-30
9-
2
9-27
9-13
17c
series
Co.
8-19
6-28
City
Mines,
Steel
Giant
Green
Co.,
9-
1
1
Handleman
10-21
9-23
11c
Hanover
Harris
•'
9-20
Parser
12-20
&
PenicK
9-13
Penn
•9-27
8-30
_
9-27
8-28
$1.25
9-14
8-28
9-13
8-30
(monthly)
.
Bank
Fire
Stock
Hayes
6%c
_______
Insurance
Curtis
Henderson's
Hershey
Inc.
10-
1
9-
10-25
10-
(Helena)
Portion
4V'4 3
1
Inc.
10c
9-16
9-13
Co.
(quar.)
8-23
25c
Quarterly
___:
Ramada
Mines
Hollywood
Turf
House
Vision,
of
9-27
8-30
Club
Raymond
9-27
8-30
Republic
(initial)
Inc.
9-
5
8-22
$12c^
.
8-31
8-15
Life
3
$17
9-
10c
tquar.)
Faints
Ltd.
9-27
(stock
dividend--
Indiana
General
Harvester
International
Paper
preferred
27c
Co.
8-20
9-
series
&
B
tquar.)__
Inc,
(annual)
Interstate
Power
Investors
Growth
Co.
Insurance
20c
Canadian
Breweries,
$2.20
preferred'
$2.65
Ltd.,
Class
80c
convertible
Full
Citizens
Class
Clark
class
&
A
Gas
City
Corp.
Co.
of
Co.
B
tquar.)
Color-Craft
Columbia
Products
Plastics
Commercial
Common
43
20c
10c
(stock
dividend)
Inc.
10-
1
9-16
9-30
9-16
11-15
10-
11-
1
7
9-13
9-10
8-19
15c
quar.)
9-17
9-10
5c
Inc.
10-
2
9-18
35c
Stamping
9-13
8-30
10c
tquar.)
_
9-
3
8-12
20c
9-13
8-30
75c
9-
1
8-21
$1
tquar.)
Lines
tquar.)
Commercial
9-
1
8-21
5c
Corp.,
Extra
67c
preferred
Canada,
Trust
Island
Telephone,
Jarrell-Ash
Class
Co.
(N.
Co.,
B
class
dividend
South
8-23
___.
14c
____.
tquar.)
preierred
(quar.)
pfd,
Joslyn
c
10-15
10-
1
9-20
9-
4
3
8-30
1:18c
3c
9-
1
&
9-
1
75c
9-
1
8-22
40c
10-
1
9-
(stock
div.)
9-16
8-20
8-
3c
8-20
8-
9
!•
9-20
8-30
10c
(s-a)
com.
9-16
9-
5c
9-
5
6V2%
I6V4C
9-16
9-
9-
H07c
3
53
75c
.
9-16
9-13
8-30
preferred
37 V2c
9-16
9-
5
1
9-
10-
1
9-
Scott
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
series
A
40c
preferred
(quar.)__.
preferred
tquar.)
60c
Cott
preferred
Bottling
Cowles
lquar.)_
of New
Co.
Chemical
New
Crown
Milk
Mines,
American
of
(initial-quar.)
Curtis
5
15c
9-30
9-16
253
25c
25c
10-
1
9-13
1010-
1-
(Helena)
7-
Life
Leitch
Gold
1
A
preferred
9-16
8-31
1:3 c
9-16
8-30
9-16
8-30
10c
Inc.
20c
9-27
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
9-16
8-30
9-10
8-30
tTillie)
share
American
of
Daisy
Dan
Mines,
7Va %
5
Shares
dividend
(after
African
Manufacturing
Mills, common
preferred
<quar.)_
Delaware
Fund
investment
4V2c
from
Delaware
Devoe
of
a
8c
from
securities
Mines
Ltd.
Disc,
Dominion
Corset
Dorr-Oliver,
$2
preferred
Dorsey
6%
Corp.,
9-13
9-
Duncan
Electric
3_
(quar.)
A
AA
pfd.
9-12
9-20
10-25
9-20
20c
8-31
8-15
9-10
8-27
10-
1
9-
3
9-13
8-22
class
A
(quar.)
9-
3
8-22
75c
9-
1
8-15
75c
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-
5c
____
_____
9-
4
8-19
25c
10c
(Bahamas)
Bros. Stores, common
preferred
Stop
Emerson
Nut
Radio
Air
Excelsior
Corp.
&
Ltd.
tquar.)__
(quar.)
_~
;
(quar.)_________
Electric
Insurance
Gold
9-10
6
8-30
Co.
tquar.)
of
National
First
National
(Kearny,
N.
National
National
Quarterly
First
(from
Stores
Y.
1
9-13
9-12
10-
1
Moore
National
Quarterly
_____
National
Bank
Bank
J.)
of
tquar.)
&
Cincinnati
Maryland
9-30
10-17
National
McDermott
(J.
(F.
62'/2C
9-30
20c
9-30
9-13
45c
9-16
8-28
35c
Bank
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Ray)
W.)
&
;—:_
Co
________
Publishing CoM (quar.)
Metalfab, Inc. (quar.)__
____;
Meyer (George J.) Mfg. (extra)
9-13
8-30
—,—
7'liC
8-30
8-16
preferred;
9-20
9-
3.853
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
9-
c
10-
1
9-
6
3.903
4.353
4.45 3
97 Vi>C
Midwest
Minnesota
Minning
& Mfg.
Corp...
(Robert)
Mountain
Fuel
Supply
,
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
A
National
Castings
Estate
6
-
Fidelity
Semi-annually
Trust
Co.
("St.
Louis)
10-
1
9-20
9-
5
8-30
41c
9-13
8-30
Class
AA
8-30
8-16
Class
BB
(semi-annual)
9-
10c
9-24
50c
9-20
9-
9-15
National
8-31
9
National
(quar.)
5
5 Vli c
No
40c
8-30
8-19
—
(quar.)__
15c
50c
9-13
10-
1
8-30
9-
4
England
Newark
63
on
dividend
Gas
preferred
(quar.)
8-19
3 7 Vac
9-16
8-30
$1.12 Va
9-16
8-30
8-23
30c
9-
94c
9-20
65c
9-10
8-23
93%C
10-15
9-20
10-
9-12
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
tquar.)_
1:10c
8
9-
1
10-
9-19
1
9-
9-15
15c
6
8-26
9-10
10c
(quar.)—„__—:
—_—
1
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
10-
I
9-
6
3 7c
11-
1
10-
4
12 VaC
.
34:,HC
15c
30c
8-21
9-15
Vl6
10-
1
9-
12 VaC
15c
8-15
Inc.,
7-31
43
Tillie
Lewis
Inc.
8-26
9-27
9-10
1:20c
9-
3
8-20
9-
3
8-20
-9-
1
8-20
1
1
■
.
12'/a
2
9r
6
9-19
A
Class
B
Foods
:
—~_—
Lewis
________
9-10
Trylon
9-25
9-11
Tyson's
8-30
Unilever
NV
Unilever
Ltd.
(stock
Corp.,
dividend)—__—
(quar.)___
$2.50 pfd.
County
(N.
J.)
(quar.)
Foods
9-12
——
______
9-10"
9-30
Chemicals
1
9-16
10-
L
9-16
10-
1
$1.35
25C
10-
9-16
9-10
8-24
1
9-21
9-10
8-23
10-
75c
120 c
Morris
9-30
8-30
Ltd.—
Corp.,
tquar.)—
of
8-27
9-18
Foods
(Tillie)
(interim)
C
A25C
(quar.)
Tri-Continental
Co.
8-19
•
$1.24
—
1
.__
(see
Industries
Trav-Ler
jr.
____
(quar.)
Finance
Class
(quar.)
common
preferred
Traders
.
$1,311/4
tquar.)__
35c
Inc.
(quar.)—
York
10-
I
9-
6
|20c
10-
L
9-
6
53
62 Vac
60c
5c
9-27
10-
.1
9-13
9-13
9-16
8-23
3
8-15
9-
shares)
—
ll5c
10-15
32c
10-
10-
1
J.)—
payment
at
(New
(American
Stockholders
1
9-10
$1
9-10
8-31
$1.50
10-10
9-30
29c
—
Telephone,, common
8-21
Co.—
tquar.)
preferred
System—
quarterly
(Ohio)
preferred
1
Corp.—
will
vote
shares)
011
four-for.-three
If
approved,
directors
companies proposed to
proposed
Electric
10-
Lines
preferred
*
taken
8-19
$1.12 Va
Va
10c
5V4 3
4.96 3
time
Increased
.
Inc.
New
Bros.—
action
this
I
1
—
5.403;
10c
(quar.)
9-
9-
2
(increased-quar.)
10c
(Elizabeth, N.
8-19
c
28%c
—
common
8-19
Trust
Co.
Bank
9-16
1
Inc.—
30c
Standard
State
9-16
1
(quar.)—
8-28
9-10
10c
_•
1
9-
—
8-23
(Little
Co.
1010-
12 VaC
1
Arkansas)—
Quarterly
Neisner
(quar.)____
Insurance
$1.16 V4
(quar.)
9-16
9-
C.) —
:
—
Line
Old
Rock,
8-20
9-16
9-16
9-12
1:15c
(K.
1
I
tquar.)
Transmission
Common
Time,
(semi-annual)
Realty & Construction—
Stores
Insurance
9-13
of
tquar.)________"
Bank
Life
9-
10-
:
com.
A
Steel
Finance,
Gas
8-26
25c
(quar.)
8-20
stock
Texas
9
12 V2C
tquar.)
Co.
Increased
8-20
8-20
1
$1.07
Materials,
&
Natural
9-
40c
(monthly)
1
1
9-
12 Vac
(quar.)
Fund,
8-19
1:10c
Trust
99-
tquar.)_
com.
capital gains distribution of approxi¬
mately 35c plus an estimated 4 or 5c
year-end dividend. Optional in cash or
Textiles,
Real
Nation-Wide
22 V2C
j25c
Inc. <quar.)_
dividend____^
8-30
22'/2c
(quar.)
5
8-26
Shop,
45c
(quar.)__
9-
9-16
House
30c
(accum.)
9-30
•_
Co.,
Ohio,
series
preferred
&
Texas
6
$1.08V.i
$1.11'/4
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Sugar Co., 63 pfd.
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)
Michigan
95c
96',4
(quar.)
5
$1.25
—
6
9-
—
Properties
Tennessee
(quar.)
—
6
9-30
6
10-
35c
(quar.)
—_
Distributing Corp.
tquar.)____
Super Food Service, $1.20 preferred iquar.)
Szabo Food Service, Inc., 53 pfd;
tquar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.803
Pressed
Stock
9-20
2
30c
!
—
of
Paving
Sunset
10-
9-
(quar.)—
preferred
Stop
9-13
8-31
9-27
Co.-—
Manufacturing
Oil Co.
5V23
9-26
9-10
37% C
i
$4.50
(quar.)
Stephenson
8-30
9-13
10-15
35c
!
preferred
Standard
9-23
.
27c
—
Standard
9-16
V2C
15c
9-13
26'/4C
(quar.)__
Corp.,
Market
•r
25c
pfd. (quar.)—
common
iquar.)_
:
preferred
(quar.)
Standard
8-26
8-20
10-10
30c
(quar.)
33/4 3
8-31
9-14
Power
Investment
E.)
8-20
8-30
10-17
(quar.)/
tquar.)___
(A.
8-15
;
32c
* 16c
tquar.)
(quar.)
$4.75
8-23
9-16
50c
12
National
50c
—
8-30
Co.—
preferred
Common
8-21
9-16
Co.
preferred
Star
tquar.)
10-15
18c
9-15
tquar.)
Electric
—
—_—_—
Industries
9-15
15c
35c
(Detroit)
8-30
8-22
10 c
-}•
(quar.)_____—
preferred
Standard
1:5c
(quar.)
Bank
Co.
preferred
Staley
8-21
30c
9-16
3
9-16
Corp.—
preferred
conv.
$4.50
8-31
income)__
Cleaning Contractors—
quarterly
National Drug & Chemical, common
60c
preferred
(quar.)__;
9-
9-40
56"
(increased-quar.)
prior pfd.
(quar..1
Sperry Rand
Spiegel, Inc.,
10-17
9-14
v—
investment
Maxwell &
Marlcne
8-31
10-31
(quar.)
10c
;
N.
10-
10c
(quar.)
Edison
Special
preferred
8-31
10c
__.
Mines-
Fund
Madison
National
First
First
(quar.)
Co.
5H43
8-30
35c
—
Co.
25c
(quar.)____
____i
$1.06 Va
30c
Phonograph Corp._l__
Corp.
18c
50c
tquar.)
Freight
Empire District
Evans, Inc.
First
9-15
9-16
$10c
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
Title
Macassa
Morse
10-15
'10cu-;
4.653
National
4"43
Emery
9-16
9-27
40c
tquar.)
—
Inc.
Ecuadorian Corp.
Elastic
9-30
8-26
10-25
1:25c
E.C.P.I.i
Edison
4 V'2C
9-14
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
12 3c
20c
tquar.)—
6c
3
11-
8-30
I
—
4.283
5
25c
Gas
Southwestern
—
(monthly)
(quar.)
Meredith
1'2c
>____
._■
(increased)—
Industries
9-13
50c
series
series
9-13
1
35c
(quar.)
Corporation
Dulaney
Ltd.
common
63
preferred
Draper
Co.,
Inc..
1
10-
1:5 c
(initial-quar.
(quar.)
(Florida)
interest
Corp.
Inc.
(M.)
Louisville
Means
.
—
(quar.)_____
pfd.
conv.
Corp.
8-30
10-
25c
—
.
$1
5
of
—
Inc.,
9-13
7-
net
profits)
Extra
Divco-Wayne
8-16
20c
distribution
Valley Financial Corp
Raynolds
tquar.)
&
Dickenson
C
__
plus
realized
25c
:•
tquar.)___
(Quarterly
income)
deduction
tax)
(quar.)
beneficial
Cup
Manufacturers
10c
River
5%
of
Lily-Tulip
Manning
Ltd.—
South
Foods
Liberty Real Estate Trust
Mangel
Daggafontein
Mines,
10c
Miss.)
tJackson,
Ltd.
(s-a)
Insurance
Pacific
Southwestern
9-12
20c
tquar.)
Insurance
9-
10c
.
conv.
5 3
6
9-16
/
Gas
conv.
$1
9-
4c
i
preferred
(quar.)..
preferred (quar.)___
$1.20
10-21
11-
8-30
9-16
$1.25
tquar.)
"____—
California
$1.50
8-31
1
13:!ic
(quar.)
Jersey
Common
8-31
9-10
9i-JO
12 V2c
;—,
___.
Insurance
Co.
Carolina
4.323
8-26
9-15
20c
tquar.)
common
tquar.)
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
Corp.
Southwest
9-13
8-30
8-27
9-10
at
payment
Williams
&
Southern
8-30
35c
tquar.)
Co.,
Extra
Loeb
deduction
tax)___
Industries
Cyprus Mines Corp.
8-16
30c
(after
African
Stores
9-16
8-16
9-10
25c
Original
9-10
1:2c
series
Loblaw,
dividend
Drug
9-30
8-30
6c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
South
Cunningham
8-30
12 ',2C
Co.
share
7 V2 %
9-
9-20
1
9-13
9-10
$1
Inc.
South
8-26
$1.12 Va
tquar.)
Ltd.
Marine
&
South
8-19
9-14
37 '2c
Inc.
(quar.)_
Electric
Lamar
Lewis
dividend
Crowley's
9-16
6c
tquar.)__
Co.
common
Stock
15c
England
10-
lc
30c
(quar.)
dividend
011
Sons,
(Earli,
Southern
8-19
9-18
_____
9-16
30c
quar.)
tquar.)
Industries
6
40c
(quar.)
Kittanning Telephone
Kuhlman
Fire
Sel-Rex
6
1
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
10-
10-
$1.25
(increased
split
Company
5y2 7c
90c
6
30c
Products, common.!
preferred
tquar.)__
Sclieib
9-n3
* >.
$1.06 (4
common_______
tquar.)_____
common
Kerr-McGee
Kirsch
10-14
—
Steel
Paul
St.
8-16
.3 $1.12 ',2
Light Co.,
Company
Co.,
&
in.)
Safway
5
6%
;
9-16
5
&
Two-for-one
Kendall
taken
Sherer-Gillett
preferred
$4.50
1
time.
this
Russeil
9
_______
preferred (quar.)__.
preferred
tquar.) _;
,$5
11-
9-
Products—
action
No
8-31
25c
tquar.)
Rowland
3
1:20c
$4.50
Kellogg
10-14
—
Valley Gas (quar.)—________—
Roadway Express
Rogers (John)
Co.
(quar.)—
8-22
3c
Supply Co.
Kokenge Co.__
Power
$4.25
1
Grande
Rio
8-22
lc
A
Mfg.
Julian
Kansas
1
11-
tquar.)"
—
A
8-20
8-30
10-
$1.12%
^___
Tobacco, 3.603
series
5
12 v2c
tquar.)_________
_____
preferred
7-
8-20
4
59 %c
common
Oil
Rancn
8-18
9-
31c
12'/ac
Metals,
$4
9-20
1
Dallas—
of
preferred
Reynolds (R. J.)
8-23
(quar.)
Industries
8-23
9-30
10-
deduction
Rice
9-16
____>:
(Thomas)
8-30
8-30
8-30
tax)
Riegel Paper Corp. tquar.)
Riegel Textile Corp., com., tincreased.1
Extra
L—
9-16
y2
(after
African
(quar.)
National Bank
8-26
Ltd
.___■
9-10
20c
Corp.
9-13
_;
tquar.)
9-27
Ltd.—
share
7V23
9-13
26'/4C
___
Y.)
Ltd.
8-30
I
9-13
.
1
tquar.)
common
tquar.)
Irving
Kerite
Title Insurance (Phila.)
tquar.)___
Air
8-27
10c
tquar.)
System,
Products
Land
preferred
Continental
9-16
35c
(quar.)
Continental
1
9-13
33
tquar.)____
Shearing
Commonwealth
10-
Corp.,
9-20
,
9-3C
45c
__,
1
9-
;
Jefferson
(quar.)________
(increased
Broadcasting
Columbus
8-30
8-30
Loan
Extra
1
10-10
5%
r__
_________
Investors
10-
vv9-13
,
$1.18%
dividend)
:
4V2 3
Y.—
com.
Corp.
8-30
1
-v..
(quar.)
Utilities
1
40c
tquar.)—
N.
Florida
Equipment
Colonial
of
1
10-
10-
i:20c
.
preferred
O'Nuts
Casualty
10-
1:10c
_
tquar.)_____
Mfg.
tquar.)__
Channing Financial Corp.—
Chock
8-16
155c
*
(Philip)
Carey
8-20
9-16
1:66 V4 c
-1 quar.)
<quar.)__
Machine Co. Ltd.—
Ice
A
8-28
9-20
i22 y2c
tquar.)
common
preferred
Canadian
9-16
1:3 2 V2C
Cement Co. Ltd., 6V2%
pfd. tquar.)
Malting Co., Ltd., new com. (initial)
Canada
of
8-28
Co.
8-15
26'/4C
tquar.)
Fund
9-12
12'/2C
—
Cameo,
Canada
8-12
9-12
9c
Reynolds
9-13
12
(initial)
8-20
16c
4
2
10-15
tquar.)
Seaway Trading
8-15
8-30
9-26
5 3 Vac
(quar.)____
(quar.)
9-10
60c 1
___
common
3
8-26
20c
.___
Accident
Montnly
6
$1
Co.,
20c
3'/c
(quar.)
com.
10■
20c
tquar,)
9-
5c
10-
5c
C.)
tquar.)
International
International
(Wash., D.
:
Corp.
9-17
dividend)
9-
$37'/a c
tquar.)
7 8-31
9-19
(quar.)
4^43
Imperial-Flo-Glaze
8-23
4
20C
(quar.)
American
of
Extra
9-13
9-14
9-
•
Long Island—
Inc.
Inc.,
Mines,
8-26
10-
Ltd.—
:
20c
.____
Inns
115c
Gold
of
Industries, com.
(stock
preferred (quar.)
Rico Telephone
(quar.)
1
.
Consolidated
8-23
9-27
50c
_____
30c
Corp.
Industries—
1:10c
Hollinger
3
8-23
•
(quar.)—
industrial
(Tenn.)
Ranct
Hirsch
8-30
3
8-30
17 y2c
9-
8-30
25c
9-10
•
'
Co.
preferred
Puerto
(quar.)_;
9-
25c
PublicKer
(Industries)
(quar.)
9-17
12 V2c
screw
$4.75
Pak,
Corp.
20c
(quar.)—.
Industries,
Progress
Industries—
Chocolate
.3-23
(quar.)___
Pitney-Bowes,
3
25c
8-30
9-27
!
Bottling
Provident
(quar.)___.
9-20
9c
'
Co.—
27c
Industries
50c
for
common
tquar.)—
t<ua»»,wiiy
8-22
h-'
9-10
'
Phillips
Phillips
9-16
1
8-30
9-27
______
Ford. Ltd.
Premier
dividend
Helena
8-31
oi
1
9-13
(Charles) & Co. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
10-15
0
50c
snare
10-
10-31
10c
10c
Pfizer
(Chicago)—
:
8-20
9-14
10 7c
Increased 'i
8-30
8-26
9-14
&
Controls
5
1
—
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
10-31
3
9-
held)
Corp.
Transportation
8-20
1
17c
9-
9-13
10-
Corp.
t increasedi
class A (quar.)
Co.,
B
1
9-16
■
Savings
Fen
Class
to
approval
of
of Insurance-
(quar.)
inc.
9-
25c
3
Co.
Trust
Hartiord
$4
;
1.
35c
______
4
15c
T
(one
snares
Parxer-Hanniiin
1:10c
tquar.)
5
9-13
10-
25c
(quar.)———
Co
Pictures
Pargas,
10-
Jloe
tquar.)
(initial)
Equities, class A
25
eacn
20c
tquar.)
tquar.)
Mig.
dividend
fcjiocK
8-24
1-1-64v
subject
Mortgage
25c
tquar.)*
7-
8-16
35c
___________
tquar.)
(quar.).
Department
8-24
.
Co.
Consolidated
Paramount
6
27 V2C
Co.
Tin
Parmelee
B
Ltd
-
common
preferred
Green onoe
Stock
Materials,
Limited
2oc
tquar.)
Independent Telephone Corp.
_1
._
&
8-30
9-
8-15
deduction
(quar.)
Construction
9-14
10c
Co.,
tax)___
Palomar
11-27
:
Granite
1
45c
quar.)
Ltd.—
after
8-30
10-
tax)___
(quar.).
Robinson
dividend
9-15
9-16
Froducts
Indemnity
California
3.!
Corp.—
preferred
Cement
Clay
Pacmo ,Gamble
Pacific
15 c
8-15
deduction
9-27
8-30
15c
Airican
8-15
8-JO
10-25
9-19
9-28
v
(after
8-30
Ltd.^—
Trust
35c
1
12-15
(quar.)_______
dividend
8-13
120c
—.____
8-20
1:33c
(s-at_
common
Investment
state
snare
$1.50
(s-u)
35c
9-15
30c
tquar. »„_____
>.
Portland
5
9-
Co.
common
ou.,
5fe> 'Convertible
Giant
9-
$1.18-«4
cement
(Seattle)
8-19
1
$.1.18 3 4
1__
tquar.)
Portmna
11-
Co.
25c
40c
iq/,ar.)
pretfc.treu
8-22
9-10
—_
30c
tquar.)
9-20
—
(s-a.)_^
7Vat3■ Soutn
oi
Stock
com.
1
Osborn Manufacturing co.
tquar.)
Owens-Corning Fibergias corp. (quar.)—_
9-20
8-17
25c
(increased
African
Corp.
1
10-
17 V2c
tquar.)
(payment
South
10-
10-15
$1.06
,
tquar.)_
Mfg.
10-15
$1
Corp.__
Co.
8-31
22c
$1.75
Corp.
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.,
7%
preferred
tquar.)
1
8-15
8-30
10 7c
equipment,
Y.)
10-
50c
Insurance
Free
Paciric
uivi'uenu
i-re_tsion
Life
American
Ordinary
receipts
vep.
:btocri
(See Curtis
Badger
9-
1
10-
10c
tN.
Co.
quarterly-—
rrexcrred
Orange
Ltd.—
Co.,
Quarterly
25c
Acceptance
9-15
9-27
9-
2uc
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Okanagan Telephone Co.,
6
50c
(quar.)_
(initial)
convertible
Athey
6
9-
15c
3
Co.
9-
9-13
12 V2c
I
9-27
Transport—
Common
Anier,
General
53
8c
12 V2c
____
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
tquar.)
9-14
tquar.)
Corp.
..extra
''
7 V2c
Corp..
Bancshares
Gentiui'nitctric
Giant
(Cnicago)
A
Co.
1
8-15
Pacific
General
QUaiterly
dividend)
interest-.
Table
10-
25c
Insurance
Northern
9-i0
5y2c
River
Co.
'
9-16
1
Pi'titined tquar.)_
Georgia snoe Mfg. tquar.)
"
of
1
1
o'/t
Realty Trust—
Shares
American
9-
10-
$1.75
.
Gas
increased
8-23
10-
(increased);
Penn
8-15
1
10c
tquur.)
Georgia
.
(stock
Trust
class
1
approval
Subject to approval of stockholders
split shares on a 10-for-l basis
American
9-
now
tquar.)
Inc.
9-17
$1.08
com.
North
5
56 V4C
tquar.
tvO.__
«_o.
9-
9-
3^c
2UC
v^o.,
picitareu
vi
uitJntbfii'ioi
9-20
$1,12 *,2
(quar.)
uo.
General
two
-/ '
Derrick
Inns,
ivi.ig..
$4.70
__
Inc.—
investment
&
25c
Tneatres
_
.
Fund,
9-4
dividend)
stockholders'
to
Growth
Quarterly
lor
snare
subject
American
i stock
-
9-25
25c
_____
Allis
Ltd.
1
F
26c
tquar.
AkCiining
.i-
____L.._
(quar.)
Planus,
9-17
North
coininoii__---_:—
common
preferred
1
tune
tqoar.)_.
i^aines,
f/it-H"'
10-
$1.25
8-30
50C
__^
Factors,
Lignt Co.,
-Lnvcolnunt
J50c
■____
Supermarkets .(quar.)
American
8-24
k
.<
I<oreiiio.st
time
1
Corp.
corp.
1
tquar.i
:
dividend
Stock
Allied
of Rec.
lo-
tquar.t____
iquar.l.
Addressograpn-Multigraph
Payable
tnis
at
uorp.-tquar.)-
pieicircd
Holders
37 V2c
.
this
at
Ltd.
no.
When
t.ui.
tquar.)__'__
pfd.
omitted
payment,
rowei
n'ri ,i-
$5
inc.,
r mi jua' Power
with
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
ALD,
wuanuon
separate
dividends
Fooua,
tquar.)
10-
terim
Union
cash
Bank
Sept.
12
on
a
stock dividend.
of
both
above
declare
an
in¬
dividend
(Los
Angeles)
(quar.)___
1
9-lt
12
.
.(634)
„
25C
9-3J
8-31
$1.12 y2
11-15
10-18
American
$1
11-15
10-18
American
92y2c
11-15
>10-18
87y2c
11-15
10-18
20c
9-10
8-30
American
45c
common
(quar.)
______
preferred iquar.)__
—i—•—■
$4 preferred
(quar.
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
-il-iUnited Board & Carton Corp. (quar.)—.—
United Elastic Corp.- (quar,)—.
—
$4.50
9-12
8-26
American Potash & Chemical
|
Quarterly.
Quarterly
Gypsum Co.—
(increased quar.)——.
Common
1
8-30
$4
10-
1
8-30
$5
preferred
7%
(quar.)—
$1.75
10-
1
8-30
55c
9-26
8-26
$2
9-26
8-26
American
Rubber
&
9-
1
8-20
American
beating
Co.
30c
—--—
(quar.) —
States-Rubber Co., com.
| United
10-1
9-10
American
3C
10-25
j
(quar.)
of Pennsylvania—
4y2 %
preferred (quar.)
United Virginia Bankshares, Inc. (quar.)
Universal Automated Industries.
preferred
1st
8%
^
Foods
Universal
Universal
Bank
Trust
&
,
—^
.
9-
2%C
-
3
5%
preferred
7%
Preferred
(quar.)
King
West
Co.
Gas
Ohio
(quar.)
:: v:
5 %
&
Lothrop,
Anglo-Canadian
Anthony
10-
1
6
9-20
h-
9-30
«—
8-16
Radio
9-10
9-16
9-
i8c
9-16
8-30
9-16
7 8-30
3
common
———
Public
Service
Co.,
10-
$1.06%
9-
--
4
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power, new
$4.65
preferred
(quar.)—
4
Arkansas
8-22
5
5
8-22
9-27
/
9-6
9-
conv.
Western
Steel
Armco
...
.4.
_
...
(quar.)
com.
9-
9-26
—
pref.
9-
9-26
50c
——_
90c
9-13
1
30c
$1.25
.
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
Gas
(increased).
25c
Aro
(quar.).—
Corp.
75c
—
45c
93%c
56Vic
—
Class
.
$5
Adirondack
10c
t37%c
Industries
:
...
—
8-26
9-14
9- 3
8-31
7V2c
9-27
70c
—
8-
Aeroquip
Corp.
Insurance
Aileen,
4Vi%
9-3
10- 1
12V2C
10-15
Class
62y2c
9- 5
8-19
8-31
9- 3
10- 1
$1.05 *10- 1
$1.15
10- 1
$1.23'
10- 1
$1.13
10-1
8-15
Atico
7Vic
42Vic
$1.37Vi
_____—
Alcolac
Chemical
Corp.
dividend
(quar.)..
——-
.....—
—
Algoma .Central Si Hudson Bay Ry. (quar.)_
Algoma'Steel Corp., Ltd. (increased quar.).
Ayres, Inc.
(year-end)—.......
Allied Chemical Corp. (quar.)—
.____
Allied
Kid Co.
(increased-quar.)
All-State Credit Corp. (stock dividend)
4%
8-
1
8-
9
8-20
8-
9
Stores
Corp., common
preferred (quar.),
:
9-
8-27
10-21
9-20
9-
$1
12%c
3
9-30
9-
9-
4
5
8-21
25c
9-10
8-15
5C
9-10
18-13
2%
9-10
8-13
30c
9-10
8-16
$1.02
—
—
..........—...
(quar.)
common
93 %C
10-
1
J25C
9-
1
Co., of Canada Ltd.—preferred (quar.)
_____
JYs»%
preferred (quar.)——
_________
t56%c
8-31
8-
9
U5c
Agricultural Chemical
(quar.)
American & Foreign Power
(quar.).
American Airlines, common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)_„
8-
Bakeries
American
Bank
6%
Co.
6
Co.,
(quar.)
1
1
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
.8-23
9
2nd
preferred
1st
preferred
American
from
7%
Can
Co.,
preferred
(quar.).
common
6%
Co.,
preferred
American
Class
Power
(quar.)
Stock
Investment Co.
5V2%
series
5%
Maize
8-6
8-23
8-
6
9-20
9-
6
8-23
9-16
12-16
8-
1
8-30
8-26
9-13
9- 2
9-30
8-30
9- 3
8-
35c
9-13
9-
f$l
9-16
(quar.)
8-21
3
9-20
9-
preferred
9-13
8-15
(quar.)
c
7
(increased quar.) __:
Western Natural Gas,
20c
1
10-
8
9-10
8-12
9-
3
8-15
Bemis
9-16
9-3
Beneficial
1
4J/4%
9-16
9-12
8-29
9-12
8-29
22Vic
9-
1
9-
1
(Stock
9-
3
9-20
79- 5
20c
3%
.
9-15
9-
8-22
I
,
8-3
5
45c
9-
1
30c
10t
'
1
9-13
34%c
10-
1
10-
1
9-13
&
Son,
&
Inc.,
5%
6
Black
Hills
Power
&
9-
10-1
9-20
8-20
8-
6
4c
8-20
8-
6
30c
;
9-1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$1.12%
9-10
8-23
9-
3
8-21
49c
9-
1
8-20
15c
(quar.)___
Light,
com.
(quar.)
-
.
9-30
10-15
9-30
20c
9-27
9-12
$1,75
35c
$1.06y4
$1.06%
9-27
(quar.)
$1.18%
9-
1
$1.41%
9-
1
'
4y4%
preferred
9-12
Bliss
9-
3
8-22
3
8-22
11-21
(E.
Co.
W.)
Stock
$1.40
(quar,)
Co.
dividend
10-
1
1
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Central-Penn National
Quarterly
&
South
12%c
10%
-
8-15
8-31
7-31
8-24
8-26
Central Steel
■
:
,
,
—
—
Bank of
&
Wire
-
Corp.
,
1
■
Philadelphia
55c
(quar.)—j
—
Telephone Co., common (quar.)—$5 preferred
(quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
1
$2.50 preferred A and C (quar.)___.—___
$1.35 preferred
(quar.)
—__—_
9-30
9-13
15c
Corp.
West
.
-
____:—
_______—
Securities
Central
8-15
8-30
15c
(quar.)
Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Central
9-16
9-16
8-20
"8- 5
9- 1
9- 1
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
&
9-16
10-
35c
(quar.)
Bloomfield Building Industries, cl. A
8-20
$l.06y4
(quar.)
8-31
8-16
7
$l,.12y2
$1.34%
Gas
Central
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
■
.9-10
4%%
8-20
9-1
$1.05
9-15
8-30
8-17
8-31
$15c
25c
9-10
--9-10
9-10
8-30
9-6
9-6
8-20
-9-18
9-18
4.50%
8-20
(quar.)___
Blaw-Knox
9-
12- 2
(quar.).
$25c
:
_______T
■
'8-15
11-15
8-15
8-15
8-12
8-17
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
9-20
10- 1
10- 1
9-10
9-30
9-30
Hudson
Central Louisiana Electric—
preferred
preferred
8-15
8-15
8-15
: 10-1
4%%
6
$1,25
(quar.)
pfd.
10- 1
25c
;
8-31
9- 3
4%%
8- 5
$1.75
.___
8-8
8-8
•
7 ..
9-5
,9-3
6-28
8-16
8-14
;
8-23
8-26
8-26
35c
2c
4.35%
8-16
9-3
;8-15
$1.08%
$1.12 y2
$1.18%
4.96%
;
$1.24
Central Illinois
Light, common (quar.)_,__
44c
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
$1.12y2
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
i.__—$1.16
Central Illinois Public Service, com. (quar.)
20c
4%
preferred (quar.)
$i
4.92%
preferred (quar.)__
$1.23
7
10-1
9- 1
12-1
9- 1
9-16
8-22
8-31
—
Central
preferred
5.65%
8-21
$1.25
(quar.)
9-10
10-15
$1.12y2
$1.12y2
$1.06y4
30c
25c
fl3c
_________
9-13
4.20%
,
A^
(quar.)
Instruments
8-15
4%
B)
8-16
^8-15
8-15
8-15
•
1
Co.—
class
8-16
Co.—
9-30
37V2c
and
(quar.)________.
Inc.
8-
8-31
8-31
8-31
;
9-
12c
A
common...
(quar;)_______
Smith
9-1
4.75%
22Vic
_
_____;
Insurance
class
'Big Drum, common (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)____.
Bird
6
.
9-13
97»/2c
com.
preferred
Bibb Manufacturing
8-
class
9- 9
40c
56y4c
60c
___
30c
53y4c
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc., com. (incr.-quar.)__
4%% preferred (quar.)___
8-12
10-
Life
on
1
on
preference
Cenco
8-28
9-10
9-9
12V2c
50c
Corp.
Central Charge Service, Inc.—
70c non-cumulative preferred-^
Central Detroit Warehouse (quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-
60c
8-17
8-5
9-
9-10
9-10
10c
50c
common
Standard
dividend
Binney
25c
$1,31 y4
■
7%
8-14
7Vic
Bag
Extra
4-15
3
8-30
17%c
....
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Finance
Beneficial
8-20
12c
conv,
Bros.
Co.,
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
8-20 '
$1.16'
(quar.),
Co.,
Howell
&
20c 4-30-64
30c
(quar.)
9-20
9-14
10c
12V2c
4%%
4%%
7
8-22
.
,
,
Corp., common
4j/2%
preferred
(quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)____
1-15
11-
1-31-64
__^
8-30
8-31
9-2
9-2
9- 6
9- 6
1
.
Extra
8
2-
9-16
9- 1
9-
80c
80c
Carrier
8-9
11-
9-16
9- 6
t20c
f28c
t20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)™:
;_
Conv. junior preferred (quar.)
______
Carthage Mills
(quar.)
—
Carter Products,
Inc.
(quar.)—)———Catelli Food Products, Ltd., class A__^-_—
2
8-7
10- 1
9-30
tl7c
common™
Carson Pirie Scott &
3
9-1
:
Utilities, Ltd.—
8-31
9-
9- 2
9-20
8-30
U7c
•
7-31
12-
10-1
10-15
10- 1
$35c
common
8-15
8
10-
t5c
tl5c
;
10-15
15c
9-16
,
10c
3c
—
,
'8-30
'8-30
8-30
9-10
7 8-15
V" "■
10-30 \ 10-15
1-30-64
1-15
4-30-64
4-15
8-31
8-14
9-14
8-l0
9- 3
8- 9
t30c
Ltd.,
9-16
9-16
9-16
'
-
•
Co.,
sy2c
Uranium
10-
8c
t25c
t$1.10
$90c
tl8%c
;_
8-15
1
34%c
._
(quar.)
preferred
jl5c
(quar.)_
Class A
(increased-quar.)
Capital City Products (quar.)___
Capital Plastics. Inc.Carborundum company (quar.)
Caressa, Inc. (quar.)
Carolina Steel Co. (quar.)_.
Carpenter Steel Co.
(quar.)
9-13
1
9- 3
8c
(quar.)_,
Cap & Gown Co.—
8-30
8- 5
;8-26
8-36
X30c
(quar.)__—
Class; B
6
9-14
10c
preferred (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)___:
Cannon Mills, common
(quar.)
9-16
10-
Co.,
9-1
25c
income)——^
Electric
8-15
7
(quar.)_—
A
8-16
'8-15
22c
4%
3
10- 1
22'/2c
class
8-30
8c
8c
8-13
Bell
8-1.4
9-10
7
22y2c
7 25c
25c 7
27y2c
5y2%
7-31
9-16
50c
25%
Co.
8-12
,
7
9-10
■
9-3
Gossett
8-23
9-27.
.
10c
5c
7
:_
9-2
&
8-27
9- 9
.
9-16
$1.25
annual)
Tire
A
Canadian
2
1
10-
50c
Corporation
(quar.)__^
(quar.)
15c
.•_
American Metal Climax, Inc., common
4 V4%
2%
pfd
Common
9-13
11-
9-16
-
9-14
10-21 :
25c
$1
Bell
8-20
9-30
?12c
Ltd. (quar.)
Hydrocarbons (increased s-a)
Power & Paper Securities, Ltd-—
Canadian
10-15
8c
(quar.).
4V4%
Class
8-30
9-
t47Vic
Aircraft
25c
(quar.)
(quar.).
General
Canadian
3
10-31
9-30
8-2
.8- 9
15c
—
Stone
Cut
Fund, Inc.—
investment
(Increased
8-15
50c
&
net
Canadian
7-31
9-
10c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Belden
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Foundry Co.—-
Products
(From
"'7-31
20c
$1.12y2
27c
8-15
^9- 5
9-1-
3c
Canners,
Canadian
Savings
4%
4%
9-16
9- 3
9-25
10c
(initial)
Crushed
Canadian
8-15
9-
3-2-64
8-30
8-16
8-7
1
15c
Co;, Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines (s-a)
8-15
9- 1
i5c
9-30
8-20
-
40c
class A
Group, Class A (quar.)
Photo, class A (initial)__
B
Canada
11-29
15c
9-12
i
9-
8-20
8-20
8-30
9-
•
30c
Canada Safeway,
2
Common
50c
v
35c
10c
30c
Belco
8- 9
8-15
9-15
9-1
9- 1-
•
Canada & Dominion Sugar
8-31
$1.56%
62%c
______________
9- 3
8-23
20c
&
dividend
Mesa
9- 3
8-30
9-4
____
Campbell Machine Inc.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Canada Cement, Ltd., common
8-15
37y2c
—
preference
preferred
preferred
7-26
ll'Ac
...
Drug (quar.)
Petroleum, common
9-15
12Vic
$1.25
15c
Begley
Illinois—
of
Common
7%
8-26
$1.50
5Vi%
American
10-16
8-20
Common
(qUar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preference (quar.)
3.90%
10-30
9-; 13
—
Common
B
8-12
7-26
Assurance
(quar.)
preferred
9- 3
->9-10
(quar,)—
American Machine &
8-15
1
...
5Vi%
8-30
7-23
8- 1
9-16
8-15
8-15
-
25c
3lV4c
Electric Power
(quar.)_____
Ink Co.
(quar.)_____
California-Pacific Utilities, common (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
5% convertible preferred (quar.)_
5V2%
preferred (quar.)—
Cameo-Parkway Records, class A (quar.)
9-10
10-
Co., com. (quar.)
$4.64 prior preferred (quar.)—
American Home Products Corp.
(monthly).
American Hospital Supply Corp.
(quar.)
American
Insulator Corp.
(quar.)
American Israel Paper Mills
(stock divd.)
American
non-cum.
1
9-30
9-1
•
(stock dividend)
5%
9-23
8-15
9-18-5
3 •
8-15
20c
California
8-20
1=0-1
....
(quar.)—.
American Home
9-2
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
j
9-
9-
•
15c
California
(James B.)
Beaver
9-16
8-20
50c
(quar.)—
common
Heritage Publishing,
B
5
5%
(initial)
Inc.
'
Finance
Class
8-21
21c
Ltd.
Works
Cigars
8-
J36c
__.
Canada,
(C.
R.)
8-20
12%c
__
....
Export Lines
Felt
-8-23
1
8-30
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Burrard Dry Dock Co., Ltd.,
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
8-15
8-15
8-15
10-
75c
t30c
Agency
8-23"
43%c
(quar.)—
com.
_
American
8-23
9-10
$3iy4c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Iron
Beaver
20c
preferred (quar.)—.
$6.25 class A preferred (quar.)-—,
American Chain & Cable Co. (quar.)——
American Crystal Sugar, common (quar.)..
4V2% prior pfd. (quar.)
American Electric
9
8-23
Canadian
(quar.)
8-30
3%c
—
—
$1.25
American
of
12Vic
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
(quarterly
(quar.)
Cement Corp.,
9-16
$1.62%
....
(quar.)
Business Shares, Inc.
investment income)
American
8-
$3
$i.37V2
30c
(quar.)
Beaunit
(quar.).
net
American
8-15
5
50c
50c
quar.)
National Trust
(quar.)
95c
"
8-31
9-1
9- 1
;
-77r7'';'7. './-y
Bullock's, Inc.
(quar.)
Bulova Watch Co.
(quar.)
Burlington Industries
(quar.)___________
Burndy
Corporation
(quar.)
Burns
(W. J.)
International Detective
8-19
Canadian
1
Distilling-—
(Increased-quar.) ...^—;____
American Biltrite Rubber—
6V2%
Aroostook
America
Beam
8-19
in¬
Francisco)
Bayuk
8-31
25c
Bath
8-16
75c
(increase
Bard
8-15
9-
17%c
.____
9-
1
,
from
—
Barber-Greene Co.
8-15
87%c
:_
,
8-
9-
25c
common
9-10
25c
6
1
8-
4c
Inc.
America
Barber-Ellis
9-16
9-
16C
(reduced)
Note
preferred
5
10-15
25c
___________
American
9-
$43c
,___■
American
8-15
10c
v
(quar.)—
Bank of Montreal
(quar.)____—
Bank Building & Equipment Corp. of
,
Aluminium, Ltd., common (quar.)
4V!»% preferred (initial)
—
Tools
&
of
(San
Aluminum
4%
(quarterly
A
(quar.)__
Buckingham Corp., class A (quar.)__—__
Budd Company,
common
(quar.)
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)________
Buffalo| Forge
Bullock Fund, Ltd.—
(From net investment income)
8-1
g-25
25c
(quar.)__i_^___________
Drug
8-30
1
7
70c
$1.37
Co.
|Buckeye Pipe Line
9
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(D. H.) Co.
Baltimore Radio Show
,8- 9
....—
Oil
Bank
Brunswig
8-9
25c
Corp.
dividend
Bangor
8
10-1
10- 1
9-14
7y2c
20c
Baldwin
9-13
_____
Baker
5
-
.
(quar.)
Bruck Mills, Ltd., class A
(accum)
Brunning (Charles) Co. i(quar.)
|
Corporation (quar.).^
Quarterly
-Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
K
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)
_.
Baker Industries, Inc.
(stock dividend).—
8-16
Brown
9-16
9-
:
,___
8-16
8-30
..
-
10-8
f$1.56
of
tax
v
8-16
Sharpe Mfg.
Shoe
;
,
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas— 7
$5.50 preferred A (quar.)
61
6
97;
Brown Company (increased)
Brown Engineering (quar.)
9-15
t5c
Bacardi
3
7
pfd,
Brown
8-
10-1
1
77-
(quar.)
5.60%
8-
2%
Electronics
Axe-Houghton Fund
vestment income)
1-31
8-
Stores
Edison,
8-
5c
Products, Inc. (increased)
Ayshire Collieries
8-13
75C
(quar.)
Mfg.,
common
4.08%
preferred (quar.)—
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)
Alside, Inc. (quar.)
Stock dividend r—
Co. of America,
$3.75
preferred (quar.)
9-20
8-
J20c
t30c
t$1.25
—
Stock
5.48% preferred (quar.)
;
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd.
Brooklyn Garuen Apartments 7*.
8-
8-15
10-
___
Brockton
8-
^ 9-13
10-15
J25c
:
Broadway-Hale
9-12
50c
60c
Products—
—_—
—
,
Aluminum
9-30
2-28-64
8c
———
t
_.
common
(increased-quar.)______._
Corporation (quar.)
Avnet
8-31
3%
Steel
income
8-
Calandra
New
Avco
Avon
1
CMC
Co.
British
less
38%%)
8-
6
1
Telephone
8-1
9-
9-
Ltd.—
7-31
8-
8-16
9-3
6d.
4%
9-13
$4.50
60c
Coast Line RR.
Automatic
8-30
8%c
AlliS-Chalmers
7
8-8
8-15
9-10
3%
_________
,
8-30
9-30
1
18%c
;_
Graphic Arts (quar.)
Allied'Radio Corp. (quar.)
Allied
8-23
$25c
—
dividend
9-25
9-6
J40c
12 Vic
45c
.
Stock
10-10
4%
—_—_
Alison
Allied
8-16
8-15
9-
7-31
of
7-26
7V2c
—
Ry. (s-a)
(Conn.) (quar.)
_______
9-12
3
9-9
rnent
9- 3
9-27
9- 3
9-12
(quar.)
——
11c
(quar.)....
(increased)———
Distillers Ltd."
9
9
30c
________—
j_ine
:
..
1
10-
93%c
r
(quar.)______
Co.
Co., Ltd.— '
6%%
preferred (quar.)________;
i
British Oxygen Co., ordinary (interim
pay-
Butterick
Coast
Ltd.
7-31
8-28
8-30
10-
"25c 7
40c
7
8-15
-
27Vac
tax
Bush Terminal
Corp.
Co.
Tobacco
Columbia
8-27
____—...
9-12
income
British
9
8-
7
Registered and Bearer shares (interim) (a
payment
ot
6
pence
free
of
British
8-27
(quar.)..—
Refining Co., common (quar.)__._
Atlantic Sugar Refineries Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
...
Aubrey Mfg.
Aunor Gold Mines,
Ltd. (quar.)_:
9-12
88-
Oil
British American
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
British-American
9-10
Financial
Sons
4
7
9-
Ry.—
Atlantic
9-17
"
9- 3.
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
&
8-19
9
9- 3 7
25c
.
8-20
15c
common
& Santa Fe
Atlantic
9-12
:
9-1
J.)
93%c
Industries,
Atlanta ds Charlotte Air Line
8-20
30c
t7c
Alabama-Teniiessee Natural Gas
30c
$1.25
5c
35c
25c
$1.11
: $1.12Vi
$1.15
(E.
8-9
\
.
.
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_____
Bristol-Myers, common
(increased)
3%% preferred (quar,)
;—
8-
9-2
10-1
,
10c
Brillo
9
45c
7
•
.'7c
(quar.)
Common
9-13
(quar.)..:
(quar.)
Atlantic
of America—
>.
(quar.).———1———_
Corp., common (quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Alabama Power Co,, 4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)...
.__—
4.92% preferred (quar.)
____———
4.52% preferred (quar.)____
Gas
Alberta
A
Atchison Topeka
9-25
.
A
Stock
—
(quar.)
7,
7
2
87V2c
.
(N.
Inc. (quarterly from investment
Proaucts
(quar.—
Chemical
Atlas
8-15
8-15
8-15
Airport Parking Co.
Class
a——
(quar.)..
preferred
preferred
4.60%
2
12y2c
$0.7579
(increased quar.)
Co.
(quar.)________—_
(quar.)..———_——
Air Reduction Co. (quar.)—
Inc.
Alabama
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
4.44%
9
8-23
8-
•
Aetna
—....
Refining,
preferred
40c
40c
5c
—
...
—
Services Inc. (quar.).:.
Associated Dry Goods (quar.)__._,—....
Atlanta Gas Light, common (quar.)—
Payable of Rec.
I2V2C
Corp.
__
.
Oil
&
(quar,)
common
Ashland
Holders
When
Per
Share
(quar.).———
ACF
Industries
Inc.
(quar.)——
AMP, Inc., endorsed shares (quar.)—.
Acklands, Ltd., 6% pref. (quar.)—
_
Vending
Co.,
(quar.)...
Corp.
(qUar.)
Associated Baby
Name of Company
■
Water
A
Arwood
we
preceding table.
ABC
8-15
8-12
15c
Cork
Co.,
com.
(increased)..
preferred (quar.) ....
_______
Corporation, 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
Artesian
•
Brach
8-28
12l/2c
Armstrong
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, tht
being given in the
-
8-15
9- a
;
10-
8-29
8-23
9-10
^
l
.
,
Boston Fund,
income)
9- 3
$1.16y4
——
(quar.)..—__
Co.
A
Bowman
8-
10-
5% '
pfd.
Class
3
9-13
9- 3
20c
Amer. dep. rets, (interim
less British income tax
5%
8-15
9-10
35c
7
(quar.)
Y.)—
8-15
9-13
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-2
9-2
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
9-1
9- 1
9-13
9-13
9-16
10- 1
9-20
:9- 6
9- 3
9-14
9-1
9- 1
9-1
9-14
9-14
9-14
75c
12 Vic
7Vic
7Vic
20c
27Vic
62y2c
59c
$1.08%
60c
68%c
655/ac
(
25c
22y2c
—
Brass
(quar.)
Lines, Inc.
(quar.)
8-9
;' 9-
11-1
2-1-64
38%%)
9- 1
9- 1
9- 3
9-20
9-13
9-27
8-31
50c
__—
&
Boss-Linco
8- 2
6c
(quar.)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas,
9-20
10-11
(quar.)
Corp.
;
11-19
10-18
10-18
1-17
1
50c
Borden Company
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., 3%%
8-12
40c
(quar.)______
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—L_:
$2.50
(quar.)
$2.36
preferred (quar.)
;
$4.35 preferred (quar.)—
$2.40 preferred series A (quar.)—
$2.75
preferred (quar.).
$2.65y2 preferred series C (quar.)
7-5
9-30
25c
$40c
.
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Partic. non-voting class R pref. (quar.)—
5
30c
15c
f,
(quar.)
...
$3.75
Below
;
25c
40c
50c
15c
7—__
class A
of
9- 3
$0.2848
3iy4c
34%c
—
—...
Telephone,
Inc.
preferred
$3
8-29
9-
18c
(quar.)
(quar;)
Arden Farms Co.,
9-28
r
9-20
$1.50
Zenith
8-22
'
.
_—
Inc.
Pools,
$1,10
common——
Co.
Governor
Woodward
Coupling
Arizona
(quar.)
preferred
Company
9-
.
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
Wilson & Company,
Anaconda
9-15
.
11-15
Wichita River Oil Corp,—,,
/
Stock distribution of one share of Markan,
Inc. for. each 10 ..shares., held——
Woodward
3
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(quar.).—
B
,
preferred (quar.)
Zinc Lead & Smelting—
A
Increased quarterly
Amsted Industries
(quar.)—
8-27
lie
South African tax)
Casualty & Surety (Kan.) (quar.)
Kentucky Gas (quar.)
—
Western Publishing,
common
(quar.)
class
Works—
Participating
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Common
8-30
5% %
9-3
9-30
26y4c
Western
,
9-
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9-30
$1.25
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8-22
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preferred (initial)—
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preference (quar.)--—:—-——
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9- 5
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(quar.)
(quar.)..——40c
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of
8-29
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(initial
8-23
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11-
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payment
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8-30
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9-
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Stock
8-30
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9- 1
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preferred
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v
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:
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9-16
——__
preferred
6%
8-30
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8-20
10-1
17%c
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Corp.,
Wellington Fund, Inc.—
9-13
Sanitary—
(quar.)
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Washington Natural Gas Co.—
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(increased quar.)..
Wa3te
&
8-19
;
10-1
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Clutch Co.
Electric Brake &
Warner
62y2C
—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)———
Co.
Grocery
9-13
9-13
30c
27y2C
(quar.)
Aluminum
Bootn
American
(quar.)
convertible
5%
Von's
$1
$1.25
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70c
Tobacco Co.
(quar.).—_—37Vic
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
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Standard
_______
9-25
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9-13
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Co.
8-30
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—
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Lighting
Vermont
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.12%
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Common
United Telephone Co.
-
_______
(quar.)
American
Bohn
8-30
—....
preferred
(quar.)
special preferred
Raceway,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Boeing Company
9-10
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)—
__.—_____
9-10
11-29
9-20
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Inc.
Quarterly
Corp.—
——
10-
10c
9-30
12- 6
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Bell,
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When
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8-30
8-19
9-13
9-20
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75c
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30c
20c
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National Insurance Co.
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Payable of Rec.
Share
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Payable of Rec.
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When
Per
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9-30
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8-30
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9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
8-26
8-26
8-26
8-26
8-26
$1.25
31c
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Volume
198
The
Number 6291
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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4.15%
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preferred
$1.04
$1.19
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Co.
(quar.)j.
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(quar.)
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(quar. )
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9- 5
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$2.25
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City Water Co. (Chattanooga)—
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preferred
Cleveland
$4.50
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Quarterly
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9-15
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Corp., common
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11-22
40c
15c
19-30
8--30
Dravo
' 9-30
8-30
Dresser
8-24
8-8
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Financial
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9-16
8-20
'9-16
8-20
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(quar.)t
(quar.) 1
$4.50
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9-13
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Duro-Test Corp.,
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9-16
8-22
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9-13
9-
3
8-16
9-
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8-21
8-26
8-
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9-
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8-23
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8-21
9-
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9-10
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9-10
8-23
8-31
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8-10
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9-12
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(quar.)
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8-14
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9-16
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9-27
9-20
45c
$1.75
9-
9-27
10-
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9-16
11-22
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8-26
8-26
8-26
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8-23
8-
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9-13
8-30
8
12-16
11-15
$1.05
9-
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8-12
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8-23
9-16
8-23
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9-10
8-23
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8-31
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8-23
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8-20
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8-20
8-. 9
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(NJ)
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Gas
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payment
of-
of
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preferred
8-
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District
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37%c
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9-
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8-15
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8-221
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9-16
8-15
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1
9-30
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8-15
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8-15
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(quar.)__—_—____
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8-19
9-16
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9-13
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8-15
1
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8-23
(quar.)
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8-23
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Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
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45c
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9-30
25c
8-
8-15
8-30
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8-15
9-30
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9-13
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8-15
9-30
8-23
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8-20
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(quar.)
9-15
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8-30
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8-15
9-30
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8-31
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8-22
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8-16
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5-29
9-14
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.9-16
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8-30
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8-15
9-30
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—
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5.80%
9-3
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(quar.)
(quar.)
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)__
General Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)
Genuine Parts Co. (quar.)
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Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.).
87Vic
22%c
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6-19-64
(quar.)
preferred
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90c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Evans, Inc. (initial-quar.)
FMC
11-29
.
3-20-64
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(quar.)
preferred
preferred
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4.25%
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9-10
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9-10
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(quar.)
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2
9-
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(quar.).
Telephone Co.-of Pennsylvania—
25c
8-
8-22
9-27
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preferred
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1
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45c
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preferred
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1
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preferred
Gillette
9-
3
$1
(quar.)
Telephone
General
8-15
8c
8--9
9-
tl5c
preferred
(quar.)_
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8-30
9-10
3
J15c
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5%
$1.18%
3
9-20
9-
Telephone Co. of California—
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9-20
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preferred
$2.25
9
30c
(quar.)
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9-16
50c
8-22
35c
—
(quar.)
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9
9-
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17%c
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Signal
8-15
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8-16
preferred
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(quar.)_
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
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(quar.)—
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preferred
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$1.25
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9-3
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3
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8-
9-
8-26
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8-30
25c
9-
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approved
preferred
$3.75
Geotechnical
8-15
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Corp.—
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General
10-21
Electric,
8-23
7-31
(quar.)
Motors
8-
3
8-23
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
General
9-
9-
8-23
9-16
8-
(incr.-quar.)
Foods
9-
10-22
8-23
9-16
56 %c
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8-
9-16
$1.12%
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45c
(quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Employers Casualty Co.
(Dallas)
(quar.)—
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (KC) (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co.
(quar.)—
Ennis
8-
9-
(quar.)
Emery Industries
Empire
9-
$1.42
$1.60
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
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(quar.)
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8-
(quar.);
(quar.)
$4,875
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8-
$1.37%
(quar.)
8-
8-23
9-13
_______
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4.40%
9-
9-16
8-15
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8-12
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8^12
8-30
8-26
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(quar.)
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8-15
9-
(quar.)________
(quar.)
;
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10-31
9-
8-23
11-25
$1
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(quar.)
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8-19
9-16
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9-14
5
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3
25c
$4.50
11-15
8-23
(quar.)
—
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45c
25c
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8-15
8-
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3
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-
5%
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9-
9-30
10-21
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Gas
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25c
9-
1
8-31
(increased-quar.)
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5%
9-
11-
Diego—
_______
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$1.06%
$1.37%
$1.34
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—
9-13
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9-12
—
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Futterman Corp.—,
Monthly
Monthly
8-16
(quar.)
8-23
Fruehauf
9-30
Corp—
9
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(quar.)
9-13
Corp.
9-
1
(quar.)
15c
Corp.—
8-23
1
(quar.)
A
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Corporation
preferred
6.40%
9
4
6
10-
(quar.)
A
60c
;_2
;
preferred
5.65%
5
4
9-
9-
10-
Jackson
Class
4
Abrasives
(quar.)_
El Paso Natural Gas, common
4.10% preferred (quar.)—^
4JA%
preferred
(quar.)
5V2%
preferred (quar.).
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5.35%
(quar.)
5.50%
8-
8-16
9-
9-14
10-
Class-. A .(quar.)
(quar.)
Storage Battery Co.
Electrolier
*
Rubber
9
9-
2%
$1.50
9-16
9-14
20c
55c
San
Canada
&
Class
4%%
dividend)——
>
3%
(Charles E.) &
Class
A
(quar.)
*
8
85c
(increased-quar.)_
(increased-quar.)
preferred
of
8-21
8-
40c
(quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Friden, Inc. (quar.)
Fritzi
8-; 2
8-30
8-16~
50c
Corp.
of
Foxboro Co.
General
\
$$1.75
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Refractories &
Electrolux
20c
2
9-
31%c
^
(quar.)
—
$5 preferred
10-
(quar.)
7-
7-22
10c
(quar.)—
&
Quarterly ■
Electrographic
5
8-23
flOc
(quar.)__
Co., Inc.—
preference
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Zellerbach
&
A
8-
:
seal
$2
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$1
25c
(quar.)
Knowles
&
convertible
uneo
Inc.
class
8-20
40c
(quar.)__
9-14
10-
—
._.
-
Electro
9-6
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
Inc.,
10- 1
}$1.08%
Corp.
H.)
.
Hose
Electric
6
25c
com.
10-31
$1.34
(quar.)
5% conv. preferred
Stainless
Extra
9-6
9-
25c
50c
(quar.)
8-15
25c
30c
Co.
preferred
Electric
7-19
1
1
50c
$1
8-20
,! 12c
Corp.
Provost, Ltd.,
$2
rown
Gas
W.
L.),
Co.,
rompton
rown
&
5
93%c
;
8-30
9-
;
—
s
Manufacturing (quar.)
Econo-Car International, Inc.
Edgewater Steel (quar.)
8
8-
10-
-
;
(quar.)
Reynolds,
(G.
11-
22Vic
u
3
9
8-
10c
Eaton
8- 8
1
31 Vic
(quar.)
Publishing,
-
6%
;
8-31
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
orning
9-1
12-
Picher
Eastern
8-13
..10-
■.
opperweld Steel (quar.)
orson
8-28
37V2C
$1.04
Fund
Refrigeration
Clark
opp
8-15
$20c
•
(N. Y.) (quar.)
9-
8-30
East St. Louis & Interurban Water—
8-22
3
'
(quar.)___
Varnish
&
ooper-Bessemer
9- 3
9-
25c
(quar.)
3
50c
30c
—
(quar.)
East Kootenay Power Co.,
7%
preference
(quar.)
8-19
$1.13
(quar.)_^
1
9-
60c
22%c
17%c
(quar.)
Company
Motor
Motor
Wayne
5 % %
8-20
8-15
;
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
Inc.
General
Eagle
9- 2
'
$1.12Va
of America, common
Securities
1
9-16
30c,
preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co. (Chicago) (quar.)_
ontinental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.
Convert
9-
8V/ic
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3
'
(quar.)
/8-15
8-15
10-1
;
:
ontinental Insurance Co.
(quar.)
9-
J13c
Co.
Corp.
10-10
•
$3.75
conv.
8-16
1
10-1
Conn.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_^
;
1
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago)
(quar.)
ontinental Can Co., common (quar.),
5%
9-
33c
(quar.)
Water
8-16
9-14
8-16
10-
$3
—
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5.36%
preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Brewing (quar.)
22V2C
:.
(quar.)
preferred
onsumers
9-1
8-30
1
115c
H5c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Power
Dura
York (quar.) "
common
Industries
8-15
1
25c
quar.)
7%
Co.
(quar.)
__L
(quar.)——
Corp.
Corp.
(increased
Co.
3
3%
(initial quar.)_
com.
new
Co.
(increased-quar.)
Corporation, 4% preferred
Duke
tl2c
preferred
$4.16
1
8-16
20c
.".
Co.,
preferred
$5.52
8-
8-31
tl5c
New
Consumers Glass Co. Ltd.
Consumers
8-26
7c
Papers,
Inc.
(reduced )„
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
Class
8-15
$1.43
Consolidated
Class
1
Co.,
8-15
11-
——
Drewrys, Ltd. (USA)
(reduced-quar.)
^Quarterly
Drexel Enterprises
(quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
(quar.)
Dunham-Bush, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Dunlop & Associates (quar.)
"•'!
9-
Pepper
9-
3c
Drackett
:
7c
(quar.).
Connohio, Inc., 40c conv. preferred
Building, Ltd.—
Consolidated
V
11c
Consolidated
%
preferred A (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of
'
Dr.
&
(s-a)
Ford
8-29
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Wallace, class B
&
8-26
25c
<quar.)..______
Plus,
Class
^
Rockaway RR.
Jones
17-31
10-
ordinary
Dover
&
>8-28
8-26
8-31
8-22
receipts
8-10
4
10-28
I
deposit
of
2nd
Steel
Mart,
Forbes
8-30
10c
Oregon
of
Frost
125c
(quar.)
Ltd. Ordinary (interim
British income tax
8-10
19-
1
8-24
,
less
1
9-25
-
4-
J20c
,t25c
8c
(quar.)
9-
_,$1.12%
(Hartford)
(quar.)
__
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)
Connecticut Nat'l Bank (Bridgeport,
2%
t62%c
tl2%c
.«■
38%%)
15c
Insurance
*
Ltd.
& Co.,
of
;:12%c
9-14
.
,
8%c
;
9-1
Dow
;
'
J$1.25
25c
"20%
(quar.)-T.
4-15-64
t45c
Doughboy Industries (stock dividend)——
Dover
Corporation
(increased-quar.)
Dover Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)__
Quarterly
—
20c
Mills
General
of
American
(Memphis)—
common
Brothers
payment
>.
.
;
(Louisville,
Kentucky)
(quar.)
'.
1
Community Public Service Co., com. (quar.)
5.72% series A preferred (quar.)
Components Corp. of America (quar.)
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
•
4%
Dorman Long
1
(From investment income)Commonwealth Life Insurance Co.
Connecticut
9- 1
9-15
\
_
4Vi %
preferred
(quar.
Commonwealth Income Fund—
Cone
Donohue
.
_
Co.,
8-16
9-13
L
.
Credit
9-
Food
Foods
Fostoria
Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
preference (quar.)
Donnelley (R. R.)>«Sc Sons
1
Ltd.—
-
'8-16
10-
•_
Commercial
l$l
10-
12-31
Ltd.—
,15%
»'9-^ 1
3%
(quar.)
._
(quar.)
;
Investments,
8- 6
$1.33%
10-15
1-15-64
less
20c
approval
Locks
S
Commerce
preferred
9- 3
1
8-21
Florida
•
8-16
9-15
20c
(quar.)__
Corp.
(stock div.)
(Syracuse, NY) (quar.)
2nd
conv.
Ford
(quar.)
Corp.,
Dominion-Scottish
.8-16
9-15
9-12
H.)
conv.
Fort
—
-
10-
8-23
con¬
(quar.)
•
$1.25
(Chi.)
on
5%
Inc.
9-30
31 Vic
3
15c
(final
Anglo Investment
8-31.-
1
9-
-8%%
'
62Vic
9
8-23
$1
$1
Inc.
«
50c
8-
3
8-26
8-16
1
9-15
45c
A
dividend)
$2.25
1
9-
$25
^
___——
(M.
$4.50
9
8-23
9-
10c
(quar.)_—
Fund,
12c
dividend)__
America
8-15
9-1
8-
35c
par
' 7Vic
-'17Vic
Gas Co., com. (quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)________
;_I
in
preference
(quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)
Interstate
Co.
7-Sl
&
8-20
|
9-
preferred
Insurance
Houses,
8-20
30c
tax)
Investment
6
8-16
9-
'
1
55c
Paper Co.,
class A
(quar.)
Flintkote
Company,
common
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)—
8-16
8-31
9-30
9-
15c
Fitchburg
8-15
9-15
7-31
10-15
9-16
Chicago
of
Deposit
Moore,
(Stock
6
9-
80c par value stock—
(one-for-100)
in $1 con¬
preferred 80c
9-
&
Fishman
8-15
;
8-16
8-15
<
28%c
;
Financial
&
Quarterly
10-18
3
$1
—
Tr.
9-13
preferred
income
Dominion
9-
45c
—
'
..
(stock
^British
8-16
3
9-16
(quar.)
25c
&
Corp.
8-16
„
8-30
9-9
9c
Corp., class A (accum.)
Stone
(quar.)ii___
Inc.,* common '(quar.)
___
preferred (quar<)i__*_JtA.—_
j.
preferred (quar.)
Combined
.
Dobbs
8-31
;
9-3
—
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
Co.,
Ltd.,
Ordinary
Diversified
,>■ >'"•
18%c
.
Bronze
Distillers
8-12
9-13
.
(quar.)
First
Fishback
5
10-31
"9-10
30c
.
(quar.)_
(Boston)
(quar.)
Bank
National Bank
5
8-
5
9-3
30c
Quarterly
5
8-
3
25c
$1
8c
First
Bank
Western
3
25c
i
National
First
8-
J50c
(quar.)—
RR
(one-for-100)
dividend
Distillers
:
9-30
-
9-
value stock—
-Stock
dividend
(one-for-100) in $1 convertible preferred 80c par value stock—
j..8-31
'
'*
9-
$2
25c
—
vertible
9-16
__
;
9
(quar.)_
Co., common
(quar.)
:
dividend
-Stock
9-16
$14.95
;_
1
9
9-
—
Western
Alkali
vertible
9-17
67Vic
8-
1
25c
(quar.)
Disc, Incorporated, class A—
9-17
1
9-
3
8-
8-23
30c
(quar.)__
Corp.
Bank
First .National
Crystal Salt (quar.)
Dickey
(W. S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)—;
Dictaphone Corp., common, (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Diebold, Inc. (quar.)
9-11
10-
First
9-10
9-
1
30c
9-10
10-1
9-
9-13
42 %c
(quar.)
class
Assn.
Stock
National
9-16
20c
8-15
9- 3
23%c
—
Bank
First
8-30
'
25c
(quar.)
of America,
(quar.)
9-30
30c
Yards
Corporation
'Stock
Chemicals
Underwriters
First
8-23
12%c
Co.
B
9-30
;
Diamond
8-9
10-
Stock
$4 preferred
8- 9
$1
Stores
5.35%
Columbian
6
$1.75
Acceptance
'
Union
&
Fire
4Vic
(quar.)
Grande
9-30
$1.05
(quar.)
Ltd.
(s-a)
Co. of New York
Mines.
&
Corporation
Class
$1.25
stock
Supply
Rio
Denver
J.
8-9
9-12;'.;..;' 8-19
10c
.
5%
Denver
Filtrol
Finance
(quar.)
common
debenture
9
Co.—
(quar.)
Inc.
Mfg., class A
Voting
8%
8-9
9-
Lines
Foods
Light
(quar.)
(quar.)
Financial Corp
Valley
Air
9-30
$1.12%
(increased quar.)
approved a 2-for-l split
Colonial Corp. of America
(quar.)_
____'
Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.)
.
I
Colorado
preferred
preferred
Deltown
8-9
9-2
■
common
5%
9-10
9-9
Stockholders
4%
9-30
Denison
.
(initial-quar.)
Sand
$1.14
Dentists
-;9-9
9- 2
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Collins & Aikman—
Colonial
(quar.)
y,K 9- 9%'t 8- 9
.
Colonial
preferred
8-15
9-15
__
__
.
Colonial
9-10
8-30
9-15
!__
__
Cole
National
Corp; (quar.)____
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
New
9-30
Dennison
35c
._.
(quar.)
International
common
$1.07
11-15
v
—
New
(quar.)
Delta
8-16
-
._
Coca-Cola
preferred
5%
*
$1.12%
Illuminating—
Company
9-10
2
(quar.)_.—
common
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 7% gtd. (quar.)
4% special gtd.
(quar.)
Cluett Peabody & Co., common (interim)
4%
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
9-30
3
$1.25
(quar.)
Electric
92Vic
&
6
"
31%c
pfd.
Metal Mfg. (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.)
Fifty Associates (Boston) (s-a)
9
(quar.)
9-
___•'
—»
8-
preferred
Diamond
(quar.)
Clayton & Lambert
8-30
9-14
9-
.25c
(quar.)
Fiat
9-10
9-16
56'Ac
'32Vic
.___
5c
8-
12-
65c
$1.10
1
Drum
9-30
$1.25
12 %c
8-14
8-30
$1.25
-
__________
1
Fields .Plastics
4.60%
8-23
1
30c
(quar.)_^.
.
preferred
Delaware
,8-16
1
"
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati Transit Co..
9-
8-30
9-16
10-
30c
Paper Board,
Fed-Mart Corp. (s-a)
'8-14
4.56%
9-13
$1
1
4.28%
9-13
1
40c
&
9-
J.)
&
Federal
3
10-1
~
25c
Sign & Signal, common
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
1
9-
1
4.20%
1
10-
:
8-
10-
(N.
8-30
35c
Monthly
8-24
55c
(quar.)
Compress & Warehouse Co.- (quar.)
Co.
1
J50c
$7.50
Insurance
8-20
7-16
10*
62%c
Ltd;.'(quar.)____
Insurance
Federal
8-14
9-13
$1
6
-8-
10-
_
Barrel
3.70%
*•'
.
8-31
8-20
Traders
9-13
8-21
81c
Casualty Co.-(Mich.) (quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Monthly
9-13
1
5%
9-13
9- 3
t'r9-27
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
.
1
10-
Minesj
Life
&
Federal Life
3
10-
junior
Farmers
Payable of Rec.
25c
Federal
4
(quar.)—
8- 2
8-22
"
•
Delaware
4%
$1
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common (quar.)
preferred
•
,
9-
9-
5%
<option cash or-stock)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Foods
Falconbridge Nickel
When Holders
Share
Federal
10- 4
87Vic
(incr.-quar.)
Extra
9-18
2;'
$1.18%
_
4%%
4%
25c
25c
30c
Electric—
&
preferred
10-
30c
(quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)_
Cincinnati Enquirer (quar.) •!__
,
9-13
(s-a)__
common
«
.
50c
Farmers Underwriters Assn.
Fedders Corp.
(quar.)
9-16
9-16
io-15
dividend
Oil
*
i8-15.
50c
non-cumulative
Cotton
•
5
8-31
25c
5%
Chickasha
,9-6
12-
9-30
50c
com.
Baking (quar.)
Deere & Company
(quar.)
Del
Monte
Properties Co.
9- 4
8-301
t30c
Park
9- 6
Chicago Title & Trust
4
—93%c,
Foods
Deer
9-26
.__
9-30
8-31
B
$1.25
(quar.)
12-27
27c
(quar.)_—93%c
:;,3%% .preferred
(quar.)__
Tool
10-
5
$1
RR.,
Light,
A
preferred A
Pneumatic
Fairmont
20c
(quar.)—t$1.75
—
.
Fairfield Securities
9-
(quar.)
&
non-cumulative
Chicago
9-5
4
;
Ltd.
Per
>
Company
Bearing Co./(quar.)
4
50c
(quar.)
Michigan
Power
5%
A
Name of
10-
3%
(quar.)
Co.;
'
,
of Rec.
10-
50c
(quar.)—4
&
preferred
»
9- 3
10- 7
9-19
&
H.)
preferred
3%%
1
;
,$1.12%
—
Holders
50c
dividend)—
preference
Corp., common
preferred A
Davies
9-
.10-15
7%
3%%
8-23
'/;V
____
When
Payable
,25c
.
:
Manufacturing
9-
(quar.)_
Share
,
:
Dahlstrom
..
8-15
/ 9-10 '8-23
7c
(quar.).
;
,
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc. (stock
Cutler-Federal,
$1.18%
___
.
3
8-22
,i
9- 1
;
25c
2oc
(quar.)
& Ohio Ry.,i common
preferred
1
8-24
7 Vic
_
,
(quar.)_
$2
$1.06
(quar.)_____.
preferred (quar.)
Chemical
Enterprises
(increased-quar.)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4%%
.(.quar,;
Class
9-30
75c
4%%
Chesapeake
Common
9-13
45c
-
:
Fafnir
Dalex
—!
(quar.)
common
9-13.
1
10-15
10-
$1.12
___■_
-
Chemetron
1 -4V\%
_______
B.) Co. <quar.)i-_-_
Gas Co.________l_—2—I—___
Chattanooga
/
10-; 1
40c
(quar.)
V
of Company
30c
(quar.)—
5.44%
Beit
Per
Name
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
<
68c
4.75%
Chain
Holders
Payable of Rec,
"
,
13
25c
National
Grace
(W. R.)
Bank
& Co.
(N.
Y.)
$2
(s-a)
(quar.)
25c
Continued
■'
'
9-
9-10
on
8-20
page
50
>
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(686)
.
.
.
Monday, August 19, 1963
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Lowest
Jan
Highest
Lowest
Highest
55
23
16
39% Jan
72% Jan
9
17
56 Ve Aug 29
81% Mar
llJ/4 Oct 24
217/a Jan
15
12y4 Mar 26
52 Va Jun
78% Dec
9% Sep
28
20
74% Jan
2
68% Feb
28
2
13% Jan
2
Jan
22
Oct
25
33% Feb
May 29
23% Jan
3
39% Oct
80
19
Mar
1
27
9% Aug
6
25
21
10
Jun
24
Jan
Jun
15
Jan
3
24
19% Mar 15
11% Jan
3
35% Jan
25
*
13% Jan 24
56V2 Jun 13
19% Jun 13
221/4 Mar
4
26% Jan
90% Jan
1
9% Oct 24
20 % Jun
101
4
99% JaD
21
25
80% Oct 24
;■*
July 29
Aug 16
15% Jun 14
47
114
7
43% Mar It
2
17
141/e Jan
17%
67%
61%
4%
3
8
Jun 19
Jun
3
Apr 16
Jan 14
10
May 28
41% May 29
45 Va May 29
3 % May 29
18% Apr 18
84% Mar 15
33
40y2 Mar 26
35
Feb
12
4
19
Jan
3
251/4 May 24
Jan
2
9
>
38% May 10
22% Apr
31% May 21
70% Feb
May 29
243/2 July 25
89% Dec
4
39
18
50V4 July 19
3% May
6
Apr
23
Aug
Jan
91
941/2 May 16
9% Apr
4
Jan
5
30 y2 Jun
12
2
32% Jan
2
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
Dec
10
93
12 y4 Mar 20
41
14
95
9-
48 y2 Jan
5% May 29
Jun
19
-
14
19
7
47/s Feb
25
Jun
56
27J/8 Sep 27
39 Va May 28
88
Sep 18
16% May 29
34 V4 Oct 24
96
12
13
-
Aug 13
Jan
11
42% Jan
15
Aug
*441%
112%
112%
12%
3
53
Jan
2
103
23 y2 Mar
2
19% Jan
2
30% Aug 16
Allen
Industries
Jan
4
42 Va Mar
4
52
9
Allied
Chemical
17 y4 Feb
15
13 Va Jan
2
6
Allied
Kid
34% May 29
44% Jan
31
40
Jan
2
47 Va Jun
11
Allied
Mills
9y4 Feb
5
7
Feb
15
9% Mar 11
Allied
Products
Allied
6V8Jun
25
45 Va Oct
26
6
49% Jan
2
57% Apr
81% May 3
9% Oct 23
88
Jun
4
87
Jun
3
91
Jan
17
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
12% Oct 24
23
4
14% Jan
2
20% Jun
4
7
89
Jan
3
96
16
V4 Feb
28
24% Apr
20 Va Jan
29
66% Feb
81% July
5
14% Dec 21
16% Oct
Jan
100% Mar
30% Jan
12
49% Mar 20
24
17% Jun 25
28 Vz Jan
4
25
68 % Mar 23
23
Dec
31
20% Jan
34
Feb
9
22% Jan
20% Jun
31
15
15% Oct
24
90
26
Jun
Mar" ~1
23"% Jan
114
Feb
22 y2 Jan
16
23
17% Jan
97
Feb
11
Amerada
Amer
28 Va Aug
3
16
Aluminum
130
Aug
9
15
1
Co
of
Petroleum
Airlines
18
18%
18
18 V*
18%
18%
24%
24%
24%
25%
25
251/4
16%
16 38
16%
163%
16%
16%
16 Va
5,000
59 %
58%
591/4
58%
59
59
60%
601/2
61%
8,800
55%
54%
551/8
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54%
53%
54%
53%
54%
30.300
3%
9.000
23%
18% Jan
4
13 y2 Jan
2
25
53 y4 Apr
25
48% Jan
11
16% Apr 23
58% Apr
4
47% Feb
19
27% Jun
19
38% Jan
14
47%
x26%
19
43% Apr
1
47% Feb
1
39% July
t
i
2
42% Jan 30
*125
American, Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc
l
47% Feb
24% Jan
17
20
34% Feb
13
51% Jan
1/
Opt 23
31% May 29
5
Jan 25
2
July 23
3
94
Dec
21
35% Jun 25
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
Jan
84
31
Jun
Bakeries
American Can
Co
Co
3%
3%
37%
38
X37%
37%
37
37
2331,
23%
23%
23%
23%
5,700
•231/2
23%
23%
23%
23-%
2334
13,800
"
96%
96V2
20
10% 10%
%.34%
40
40%
52% 53
*100% 101%
29,300
5.100
34.200
9,300
10
*95
1 96%
*95
19%
No par
16%
*93%
17%
37%
24
34
30%
30%
30%
4,700
49%
50%
49%
50%
49,60,0
14%
14%
14%
14%
1.100
1,300
4,800
11.000
800
44 Va
44%
99
52%
52%
87
87%
12%
12%
16%
16%
*92%
94%
17%
17%
37%
39
24%
25%
44%
44%
99
52
53
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89
52
88
12%
17%
95
17%
39'A
24%
12%
12%
16%
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38%
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95
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39%
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24%
„
12,000
28,700
—
6.000
24,500
34.300
63'A
64%
64
64%
64Va
65
26%
26
24%
76%
47
26%
24%
78%
48%
25%
24%
26
241/4
25%
24%
25%
24%
3,400
2.200
76%
47%
77%
48
28%
77%
47%
78V*
165.100
24%
80%
46%
47%
27%
26%
*125
26%
135
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19%
27%
27%
135
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19%
25%
25%
65
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14%
65
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14%
52%
51%
51%
,
25
19%
25%
27%
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140
*130
65
14%
52
...
65
78
19%
1.800
30
30%
50%
25%
65
14%
51%
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12%
17%
95
17%
39%
24%
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38%
24%
27
51%
88
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*95
9%
10%
31%
33%
40%
42
52%
52%
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9%
9%
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52%
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99
51%
51%
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16%
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3%
3%
4.000
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31%
32%
40%
41
52%
52%
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101%
135
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5
50
18%
64
14%
14%
51%
29,000
28
95.700
18%
25
63%
47%
140
;
18%
25
19%
25
22,600
25 ~
10.900
1.100
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51%
210
14%
51%
,
64%
14%
51%
17.700
3.100
30%
30
31%
31
31%
22.300
45%
45
30%
45 Va
30%
45
45 Ve
45%
45%
45%
18.400
25
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41
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40% '
40%
41
5
No par
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3.800
53%
54%
54
54
53%
54
53%
54
53%
53%
2.800
24%
24%
25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
4.800
23%
23 y8
23 y8
22%
23 '/8
23 y8
23 Va
22%
2?.%
1.000
61
59%
60 %
59%
60
60 Va
60%
60%
60 %
3.400
45
American Commer Barge Line Co__3
American Consumer Ind
No par
,45%
*23
60%
American Crystal Sugar common-10
4%%
prior preferred..
100
American Cyanamid Co
lo
30 Va
30%
30%
12.50
common
7% preferred
American Cement Corp
American Chain & Cable
A
25"% July 23
28% Jan 24
74% May 21
97% July 26
60% Jun 18
22
May 20
41% Jan
3
88% Mar 12
95
51V*
89
13
17%
95Va
17%
39%
24%
I
18
20
95
*93V2
xl7
37%
23%
No par
6% preferred
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
'183/8 Oct
95
17
,
American Bank Note common
12 % May 20
55% May 21
23%
12%
1
American
47% Jan
23%
9%
9%
32%
32%
40'/a
41%
52%
53
*100
101%
100
17
50% Mar 26
23%
*93%
No par
26
27
23%
74%
Feb
Jun
37%
231/a
26'A
24%
67
41
3%
37%
23%
3%
x63%
29 y4 Jan
10% Apr
3%
37%
23%
26%
24%
76%
48
26 y2 May 24
—
3%
371/4
64%
14
19,600
18%
24%
63%
16
2.000
40.100
16%
26%
24%
Jan
10
54
18 VB
1
62
6,900
9%
531/4
24%
45
9 Va
preferred
1.600
15,400
18%
44%
9
50%
88%
common
10,900
10034
16%
14%
14%
44%
44 %
99
17% Jan
/
54%
49%
24% Apr
,
10
53%
9%
54 "/a ■
29%
4
9
*9%
10
55
14%
4
41% Mar
10
54%
9%
54%
10
55%
50%
Apr
-
2 6 3/4
30%
May 18
'.
26%
14%
40 y4 Jan
251
263/4
50%
65
38Ve May 29
38% July 5
26%
30
30
22% Jun
26%
14%
25
Jun
26%
303/s
July 19
41
26%
50%
1'6% Oct 18
Oct
26%
50%
22% Oct
11
26%
30%
2
59
18 34
No par
Corp
convertible
3%%
72
181/2
100
10034
99
241%
1
I
Agricultural Chemical
American
71 %
183/4
No par
12.50
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
48% Aug
62% July 22
71%
18
*14%
America
69
2
18
71%
181/4
54%
No par
No par
-
Aluminium Limited
5
99
71%
17%
58
Corp common
No par
preferred
100
Supermarkets Inc
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement.
10
July 11
May 21
26
Apr 29
80% Aug 13
98 i/s
71%
17%
17%
5
37
7
May 29
27% Jun
51% Mar 22
22
98%
71%
No par
Inc
8,500
16%
4%
Alside
98
17%
:
200
v
10.500
12%
71
5
Corp
12%
12%
,
99
9
Co
Shares
114
X24%
100
.
"46
17%
9%
Allied
Apr 16
19% Apr 16
39% Aug 12
2
Jun
16% Jun
45
18
12%
46
113
71
54%
Stores
July
2
113
13
12%
131/8
451/4
113%
*441/4
1131/4
112
26%
1
5
Corp
5
May
15 Va May
45%
*441/2
171/2
1
10
Inc
57
Aug 12
Apr
Aug. 1.6
98
1
10
1
Adams-Millis Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
Air Control Products
50c
Air Products & Chemicals
1
Air Reduction Inc
No par
A J Industries
:
2
Alabama Gas Corp
2
Alco Products Inc
1
Aldens Inc common
5
4%% preferred
100
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
13
13%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 15
70y2
25
ACF Industries I»o
Acme Markets Inc
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express Co
113
Thursday
Aug. 14
45%
112%
1
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
11
42
Aug. 1.2
*441/2
45%
Par
1
5
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 13
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Abacus Fund
Abbott Laboratories
ABC Vending Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
34 % Oct
EVERY LISTED STOCK
FOR
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
1.900
'
98%
*96
*96
*96
98%
98%
56 VB
57%
57%
58%
58%
*96
59
'
*96
98%
98%
58%
59%
58%
39.000
59%
44% Jan 23
American Distilling
10
37 %
38%
37 Va
38
38
38
38 Va
38%
1
38% Aug 12
American
6.50
37%
38%
38 Va
37%
38%
37%
32% Mar
38%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
31.700
29 Va
Apr
4
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
35%
35 Va
36
10.000
5
17% Jan
2
2
x27 y2
28 Va
27%
28 y8
27%
28
27%
28%
28%
30%
13.200
8% Jan
American Enka Corp
2.50
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
35%
16
38"% Jun 24
33% Jun 17
13% May 20
-11% >11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12%
15.400
30
55% Jan
24
2
35"% Dec
25
28% Oct
31
12% May 29
8% Oct 18
20% Mar
25'A Jun
25
40% Feb
44% Oct
1
79
10% Jan
48% Jun
8
34% Jan
11
American
Hardware
Jan
2
49% Mar 25
61% Jun
7
American
Home
8
18% July 19
23
4
American
Hosp
13
24% Jan
5
Mar 20
106% Nov
12
15% Oct 24
42 % Jan
2
Jan
15
16% July 30
3
20% Jan
2
23% Jun
101% Mar 18
18% Aug
Jan
106
July
10
2
24*/4 Feb
79% Sep
7
86
Mar 19
81
Jan
2
23
40
Jan
2
30% Jan
3
Sep
5
12% Oct 24
105% Nov
29
Jan
2
115
18% Mar 13
14% Jan
2
20
22% Jun 27
30% Apr
18% Sep
19
26 % Mar 18
18
23
2
20 % Apr, .-9
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
Oct
53-
48% May 29
, 8% Oct
24
24
Opt 24
12
Oct 24
142% Jan
14
2
Oct
22
23% Oct
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
26
20% Nov
122
40% Feb
7
18% Jan 17
65
May 4
2
.
Mar
61
12% Jan
1
30% May
8
133% Apr 11
33% July 18
125
98% May 29
25% Oct 24
20
July 2
May 29
23
Jan
136 y4 Jan
127% Jan
22% Jan
25
Jan
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
24
Jan
2
13% Jan
18
25
54
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
42
..
13
2
2
16
Mar 19
25% Mar
May 17
6
36% Aug
14ys Jun
1
33% Apr 17
136 V2 Mar 26
29% Aug
Aug
7
26
July 8
23% May 13
48 y4 Jan
May 28
16% Oct 24
37% Jan
15
20% Jan
3
29 Va Jun
37% Jan
2
30y8Jan
2
40
52% Jan
4
40% Jan
2
23% Jun 28
37
Jan
4
27% Jan
3
25% Oct 26
37% Jan
4
28% Jan
2
91
95
92
2
I
28% Oct 23*
*1
Jun
25
May 16
49% Feb
9
79
Feb
27
24% Feb
8
26% Apr 19
16 y8 Aug
2
15% Feb
Tor footnotes, see page 25.
Jan
27
30
-33% July 11
21% Jun 24
23 V4 May 29
35% Oct 22
27
16
28 %
4
Jun
5
126 Va May
20% Jan
14% Mar 18
16
30 y2 May 21
■
10
,34% Sep 26
10
130 Va May 27
17
26
Jun
28 y.
Jan
26% Oct
27
Oct
21% Jan
Jun
14
/
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7%
Anchor,
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500
18%
4,700
2.400
98.800
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
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22%
22%
23
70% %
70%
70%
70%
72%
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.
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29%
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24%
25%
" 914
9%
29%
&
100
8
Anderson
Anken Chemical
9
-
10
29%
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common
8%
"
*
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_____33y3
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/.
100 *
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30
10%
81%
10%
81 y4
161 y2
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161%
24%
129
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27V4
13%
123
28%
130
27%
161%
24%
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35Va
35%
27
27y4
13%
13%
122Va 123
27%
27%
129
129V4
27%
27%
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47%
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24
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24
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39%
39%
48%
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29
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29
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29
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27
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35.800
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30
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81%
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V
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400
1.000
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35%
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21.200
26%
27
20.400
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11
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Dvlpt Corp. 1
Wire & Cable—__No~par
Hocking, Glass Corp__._6.25
7
-*23-
-
-
Eqpt Co.No par
preferred
41% Jan
22 % July
110%
18%
Zinc Lead
39% Jan
110V2
293%
29%
17% "1814
Anaconda
5
110%
20,200
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Ampex Corp
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Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__l
11
*109y2
47.200
40
37%
18% " 18%
com___5
14
36%
293/4
29%
17% " 18
" /
70%
preferred—
preference...
35% Feb
373/4
18%
u-_—_U
preferred
35 Va Apr
97
Apr
36%
29
17%
100
Go
36%
18%
American Water Works Co
Anaconda
36%
28%
xl7%
—.6.25
6
89%
36%
*109V2 110%
110
'
36%
'
28%
17%
common
Jun
1,200
4.700
18%
i
Industries
16
23
*103
106
xl8%
18%
*88
89y2
28
17%
Co
American Tel & Tel Co
Amsted
*88
15%
22%
15%
22%
106
18% ; 19
*88
89%
18%
preferred
American
••
15%
22%
*103
18%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£i
American Sugar Co common__12.50
5%
*103y4 106
19
*19%
28
17%
6%" non-cumulative preferred.lOO
5%
15%
15%
22%
22%
*103
106
18%
19%
88%
88y4
15%
22%
22%
>
49.400
18V8
Seating Co
6%
22%
4,300
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14
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2
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13 y4 Apr 30
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198
6291
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Jun
42 % Dec
25
23 y2 Jun
25
33
Lowest
Highest
38%
Feb
EXCHANGE
Highest
May 16
43% July 24
28 y4
July 17
33 »/4 Jan
15
Arizona
24% Aug
5
Arlan's
21% Aug
8
22
71% Mar 15
5iy2 Mar 19
61 '/a Aug 15
Armco
Oct
24
57 y4 Feb
16
41 y8 Aug
1
48% Apr
Armour
47 % Jun
25
73% Apr
23
66 y2 Jan
7
93
15
Aug
6
7
87 y2 Jan
2
92 % Feb
1
47
Mar 22
3 4 % Jan
3
43
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Jan
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25
Arnold
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25
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16
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13
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20 y2 Jun
15
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26
26% Jan
2
34% Mar 27
193/4 May 29
28% Feb
20
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2
31
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24
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89 y4 Jun
2
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1
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Industries
liy4 Jun
19
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11
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94
21
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2
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Jan •
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2
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18
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16
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Automatic
Retailers
59
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1
74
23
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1
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14
Jan
Baker Oil
22
14% May 22
July 25
&
36% Feb
7
106% Feb
6
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29
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19
46% Jan
2
53% May 29
19
22% Feb
21
12
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3
8
71
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2
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92
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25
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15 Va Jan
29
36% July 15
26
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45% Jan
9
33% Aug
16
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11
22% Mar
6
27% Jun
13
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61
Feb
26
39
9
47 % Jan
10
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29% Jun
27
521/4 Jan
29
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5
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14
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16
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8
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9
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14
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13
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37
2
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2
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16
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1
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17
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22
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11
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85
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8
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67% May 24
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50
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57
47%
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4
2
47%
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47%
1
38% May 15
70
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36
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25
47%
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4
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100
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9
34 %
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23%
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19% July 26
150
13
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28% Mar 12
21.300
37
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500
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45
13
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
25
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44%
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14
19 % Jun
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37
15
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10
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13
23
-
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45 %
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13
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300
36%
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18
5
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13
27% Jan
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.
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13
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Sep
93/4
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4%
36%
1
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30% July 28
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4%
10
I
14
30% Jan
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10
50
16
1
3.000
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5
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56% Feb
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7
37% Apr
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16%
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: 8
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73%
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55
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Gypsum
&
72%
26
4%
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91
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73%
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27
16
22% Aug \ 5
7
24
16
74
26%
51% Jan
2
29
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25% Aug
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31
Jan
33%
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15
86% Mar 27
35% May 29
33
preferred
15
20%
Oct
26
5%
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Jan
153
Oct
>
33
-
16%
•
9
Beneficial Finance Co
35% Aug
27'/4 Mar 14
12
7
35% Jan
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18
32%
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31
16%
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2
28% Jan
3
20
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Aug 16
28
26% Jan
47% Mar 15
64
33%
Corp
Bendix
19
25
33
Aircraft Corp
Belco
3
125% Jun
31
33%
preferred
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24
55% Jun
22% Oct
33
Belding-Heminway
May 28
60% Aug
40% Jun
32%
5c
Intercontinental
2
8
1
3
32%
2
Bell
Jan
9
15
15
14%
130
16%
10
Howell
50% Aug
16% Jun
13%
Gossett Co
49% Jan
79% Jan
13%
16%
No par
&
31
27% Oct
13%
Inc
&
55% Mar 15
24
30
13%
Inc
Bell
54'/4 May 28
22% Oct
30
13%
Inc
Bell
25
42
30
14
,
13
27
26
30
13%
Corp
22% July 11
30% Jun
21% Mar 28
Sep
27% Oct
Lomb
Shoe
16% Jan
2
49% July 16
!2
31
14%
Beck
34'/4 Jun
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32
14
Beckman Instruments Inc...
48% Aug
1
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15
13% Jan
19% Feb
24
15
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14
18
24
108% Jun
11.300
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12% Jan
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15% Oct
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13%
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17
16% Jun
11% Oct
48
16%
21%
2
10
430
13
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Aug
49.100
21%
25
331/2 Apr
13.500
2%
13%
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13
22
26,.
16%
2%
22
103 % Mar
57i/2 July
19
Feb
22% Jan
7 35
87
16%
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6
66
86%
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701/4 Aug
2
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16%
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4%%
87
16%
2%
16%
16%
87
16%
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3
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Beatrice
20
5,900
54%
13 Va
20% Mar
100
2
Mar 21
152% Jan
Jan
49% Mar 14
18
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21%
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When
55%
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16'/2
10
Laboratories
Cigars
Beam
54%
58
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series
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&
54%
57
21%
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Basic Products
34% Jan
58
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convertible preference
24
2.600
553/4
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& Ohio common
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10.000
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preferred
18% May 29
45 % Apr
&
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25
10%
47%
91%
1
Barber Oil
46% Feb
10%
47%
1
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4
Aug
17
Co
5
19
2
87
161/4
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3
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10%
87
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56
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17
preferred series C
4%
7
39% Jan
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Baltimore
2
9% Aug
5
30
94
56
10%
47
86%
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Wilcox
Tools
Baltimore
Mar 18
55%
10%
46 %
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22
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100
56
10%
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58
Oct
62% Jun
17
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10% July 24
11 %
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8
40% May 17
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12
5% Jan
2
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3
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1
12
16
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17
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5
101% Oct
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22
prior pref ($1.20)
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46V4 Feb
56
10c
Canteen
Jan
24
17%
30%
30%
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common
Automatic
26 % Jan
17% Oct
17 %
311/4,
46
54%
Corp
23
24 y2 Mar
"901/4
1
20
17y4 Jan
15% May 21
91
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38% May 16
11
46 %
91
1
preferred
7
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13% Aug
88
96% Mar 28
17
30%
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17y4 Apr
28
series
3%
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100
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100
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3
2
3
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19
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31
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19
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1
9
37
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87
33% Feb
21
17
30%
1
1
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130
64.100
94% Mar
Dec
310
29%
4
22
10
28%
9
Jan
*9%
29%
20
59
10
*9%
28%
Mar 20
23% Jan
10
29
23
13
10
28%
25
18% Oct
22
10
9%
29 Va
2
Jan
85% Jan
Oct
2.400
10
9%
2.50
Corp
28%
37% Mar 28
12% Nov
41
29
8% Mar 12
36
40%
28%
30% Mar 29
Apr
40%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
13
20% Jan
*40'A
30% Jun
Dec"27
52 %
40 y4
3%
12% Aug
8% Oct 24
38% Dec 24
4oy8
60
2
85% Mar
40
39%
47%
25% Jan
25
391/2
38%
3%
31% Jan
Jun
89%
Ashland Oil & Refining
Associated Brewing Co
104i/2 Mar
60
89%
1
5
2.50
Co
Rubber
32
30
90%
59%
27% Dec 18
96% Jun
90%
par
46%
17% Jan
27
90 %
3%
7
27 Va Jun
13.900
90i/2
90i/2
60
20
19% Apr
22,900
91%
90%
47%
15% Sep
25
36,500
42%
90
91
*90%
3%
20% Dec
11% Jan
60%
41%
92%
59
15
17
60 %
42%
91%
46%
17
58% Feb
61
41%
92'A
3%
23
May 29
59%
42%
91%
59
Feb
10
60%
41%
92%
46%
86 y4 Apr
4% May 29
37% Jun 26
59%
42%
91
3%
5
25
59%
41%
92 y2
58%
16
Jun
58%
42 y8
91
46%
Nov
14
58%
41%
No
43
4
28% Feb
57%
1
58'/2
25% Feb
63 y4
15.500
47
3
jun~25
22%
58%
si y4 Jan
16% May 29
22%
46%
48
42%
23 %
59
15
24
22%
47
57% Feb
July 23
23 %
581/8
24
9% Oct
22%
46%
46 % Jan
21
23 y8
10
21
12 y2 Jun
22%
Dry Goods Corp
47% Dec
3
23 y4
Investment
27
29
26,500
22 y2
Associated
10
Jun
2
ny« Jan
1.900
31%
Associates
41 y2 Oct
,
42%
31%
3% July 24
Oct
88
42%
31%
66 y2 May 16
31% Jun
Nov; 1
43
30%
51% May 15
21
12%
43
30%
2
91% Apr -6
85
43
30%
22
25
16
341/4 May 29
•
42%
30%
2y2 Jan
21
yo% Jan
20 y2 Aug
v
43
'/2
5
Corp
Arvin
43
30
common
$3.75 preferred
May 13
Shares
43
31%
43% Jan
47% Nov
;V; Sep 27."
Aug 12
the Week
54% July 26
5y8 May 25
25
37% Oct
:
12
Friday
Aug. 10
Aug. 15
43
Corp
Cork Co
Armstrong
Sales for
Thursday
30%
Co
&
Armstrong
Aug. 11
—1
10
Co
Stores
Steel
Oct
32
PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 13
2.50
No par
Service
Public
Dept
40
Tuesday
Aug. 12
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
39
31
5
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 11)62
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Corp
Club
Inc
Co
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
common
:
100
34%
*87
;
*87
88%
88
%
*87
32.500
1.500
9.300
34.100
88 %
"
2% July
4
4% Feb
28
27
-7
25% Oct
25
7% Jun
25
11% Feb
2
5% Feb
35
8% Mar 13
4% Feb
4
24
39% Nov
26
37 3/a Jan
3
60% Jun
15
99% Feb
13
85% Jan ;30
83% Jan
4
3% Oct.23
.903/4 Dec
109"
Jun.27
23
116
Apr
25
26
Jun
26
.99% Feb
13 Va Oct
70
87 % Jan
13
43% Apr
May 29
30
2 :
36% Jan/
12
>2
30% Nov
28
25
12% May 29
21% Feb
14
14% Jan.
27% Oct
8% Oct
.
..
84% Oct
^8
■■
4
/
-
24
July
20% Jan
113/4 Jan
18% May 13
16
2
79% Jan/ ' 2
26
41% Feb
21
283/S Jan-
31
18% Mar
/8,
10% Jah
55
8
7
31 Va May.16
2
92% Aug
15
$5
25
37% Aug
113/4 Jun
27
•24% Jan
13% Mar 15
19% Jun
20
24% Oct
24
34
Feb
18
21
Jan
2
Bush
10% Jan
9
Byers Co
18 34 Jun
17% May 29
5
53% M'ar 26
24
Jan
26
25% Aug.
,
1
;
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8% Oct
26
16% Mar 12
7% Oct
23
13% May 21
8
20% Oct
23
323/4 Jan
Mar 27
9
,,...
4
10
May 29
Sep
25
12% Mar 28
76
May 28
2
7% Jan
3
18% Feb
8
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
Jan
2
23% Apr
24
4% Jan
11
May
3
7
1
...
;
11% Apr 11
33% Aug 16
7% July
9
14
Aug 16
12% Jan
2
16% Aug
9
92% Apr
17
107% Jan
28
18% Oct
24
21% Jan
2
243/4 May 14
12
27% Feb
93% Dec
15
85% Jan
11
91% Jan
4
94% May 22
48 % Nov
27
52% Jan
3
50
3
55
Jun
14
12
Mar
9
9
19% Sep
28
26
Jan
8
For
footnotes,
16
see page
Jan
July 19
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25.
2
\\
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103/i May
25
3
30% July 10
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4
4%
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100
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105
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114
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114
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89
89
89
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88
12%
13%
12%
44
8
12%
12%
44%
12%
44 Va
5 3/i
42%
107
34.100
6.200
5.200
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93
44%
4.900
114
89%
12%
12%
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28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
29
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29
28%
29%
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1
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28%
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13%
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14%
14%
14%
14%
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153/4
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8
92 %
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9.80
.No par
92
92
92
92
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90
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91%
30
1
31
-31
31
31
31
31
31
31
303/4
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1.80
14%
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37%
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16
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16%
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27%
28%
26%
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9%
u
California Financial Corp
1
California Packing Corp
2 50
Callahan Mining Corp
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc_
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd_I
1
Campbell Soup Co
l~80
Canada Dry Corp common..
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
_No par
Canada
4
8
10
...
4
34
Co
-
4%
7%
common
Terminal
4%
4%
4%
34%
Burroughs* Corp
-
7.000
6.700
7%
Bullock's Inc
Bulova Watch Co Inc
Burlington Industries Inc__.
Burndy
Corp
2
13 %
42%
34%
July 11
7
* 2
25% Jan
13
42%
8%
July 10
93/4 ; Jan
14
13 %
42%
34%
16 %
'<2
13
42%
34
64
Jan; -17
29
26% Dec
13 %
42 Va
34
preferred
15% Jan
13
42%
8%
Bullard
-61% Jan
Jun-26
9% Oct
13%
42%
33%
Buffalo'Forge Co
24
44
13%
42%
-No par
17"% May 13
: 2
13%
42%
100
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
BucyrUs-Erie Co
Co
13 Va
42 %
No par
common
Bristol-Myers Co common
*
33/4% preferred
Budd
6
Jan
■37
7
'
25
Jun
Inc
5.50% preferred series
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Brunswick Corp
10
33% May;
27
Jah ;28
-
Brooklyn Union Gas
9
933/4 Jan
1
Aug 1 6
28% Jun
15% Feb
46
;
7
.
1143/4 July 26
4
85% July
52% Jan
9% May 29
79
Dec 31
30
Jan
'
24
-
■
93% Jun
3
111% Jan
Oct~22
23
47 !
1
10
Stores
Brach (E J) & Sons
Braniff Airways Inc
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs. & Stratton Corp
14
6% Jan
:
-
1083,4 Aug
Food
Boston & Maine RR
5% preferred
13
25
Jun
13% Jun :13 1
16"
26% Oct
Borman
Boston Edison Co
14
9 % Feb
28% May 21
9% Apr
9
43% May 21
2
5% Jan
22
Dec
35
-14% May
4
2
■
33/a Jan
6
9% Jan
9
Va Jun
10% Mar
35% Jan
Southern
I
Ry Co
Canadian Breweries LtdCanadian Pacific Ry
_
100
No
9
8%
9%
8%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
32%
6%
7%
6%
7%
63/4
12%
13%
12%
13%
13 Va
6%
12%
7
13%
9
8%
8%
32 Va
,
9
32%
7
13%
8%
33%
9.500
6%
6%
21.700
13%
14
19.900
16%
18.400
16%
16%
16%
16%
%
16%
16%
16%
16%
993/4
100%
99 3/i
1001/2
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9934
99%
99%
99
23%
22%
23%
22%
23 Va
233/8
23%
23%
23 %
93 3/i
94
93%
93%
23
16
*
17.100
83i
32%
100
12.300
12.500
20
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94
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94
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53%
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53%
*53
53 %
53%
53%
53%
53%
30
9%
93a
9%
6.400
28%
29 Va
33.600
par
9%
9%
25
273/4
28%
9%
28
9%
9V2
9%
93/8
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
(688)
16
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
-
!
*'
Highest
Lowest
56
24
Oct 25
37 Mi X)ct
22
Lowest
41 Mi Aug
2
49% Apr
10
11
24 Me May
2
29% Feb
12
19
15 Ma Apr
-
32% Jan
9
Jun
06
Jan
12% Jun
15 Mi Mar 30
103
Nov 19
13
8
25
v
May 21
101% Jan
2
108
64
60% Jan
10
70
30 Mi May 29
44% Feb
8
43% May
3
49 V* Sep
28
33 Ma Mar 27
36"'
July 23
48
Jan
2
36% Jan
2
29% Jan
34% Jan
45Mi Jun
28
26% Jun
45% Jan
26% Oct
Dec 27
45% Mar 14
26
23
29
2
2 Ma Jun 26
29 Mi Jun 25
18 Mi Nov
1
4 Mi May
70
July
44
124% Jan
A-1".
.■
21
14
42% Feb
143/4 Nov
13
20% Mar
68
19% Sep
26Ma Feb
35
,
383/i Jan
2
Jan
15
■
\4Ma%
2
preferred series A.100
Celotex
Corp
common
5%
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9
47
May 23
:
May
3
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33
Jan
7
52 Mi Mar 30
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101% May 28
25 * Apr 26
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22 Ma Oct
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Oct
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31% Apr
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25
257/a Feb
11
7
20% May 14
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24
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109
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No par
com
$4.50 preferred
No par
No par
preferred
$4.16
preferred
No par
Container
4%
Corp of America
preferred
13
Continental
^.5
com
Hoo
Continental
Lines
Air
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1.25
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$5.50 preferred
No
3
82
Jan
3
88% Apr
19
4
87 Mi Jan
Dec
24
8% Feb
13
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20 Ma July
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41% Jan
Aug 13
15
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2
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Continental
78
Aug 16
Control
footnotes,
see page
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10
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2
42% Mar 29
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43 3/i Apr
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40 Ma Mar
343/s
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1
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56% Jan
98 3/i Apr
v
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com
24 Ma Jan
102 Mi Apr
34
14%
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43%
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34
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109
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107 3/4 Dec
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25
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Colonial
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30% Jun
17
XI Mi Oct
1
1
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26
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.
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14
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8 3/8 July 19
27
22
15
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10
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147
20% Jan
44 Ma July
7 Ma Oct
14%
213/4 v213/4
16
16%
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40Mi Jun
46Mi Jun
2
80
15 v
133/4
$4.40 conv preferred
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347/6 Aug
5
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140
143/4
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20
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12
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30
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45
31% Oct
1
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11
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5
9% Jan
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.
28
106
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12 Ma July 24
104
10
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100
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10
31
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19
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28%
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63 Mb
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6
273/4
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6,900
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24%
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.
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Chicago Pneumatic Tool
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Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
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Chicago Yellow Cab
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51
101
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2
22
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26%
14
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,
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19
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147
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24
26% Feb
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22
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14
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2
37
44 Mi
v
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40
93/b Jan
23%
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10 Ma
74%
100 Mi
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10
10
74
27%
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70
39%
7
1
27
737/a
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18 Ma Nov
72 3/4
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70%
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227/a Feb
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333/4
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.
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493/4
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443/4
27% Jun 25
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8
16% Aug 16
,v
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38 3/4
51 Ma
203/4
61% Jun
36% Feb
97 Mi May 29
38 Mi
387/a
38%
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33%
3%
100
7
92
Mar
51% Jan -2
2
25
39 Ma
105 M2
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Jan
32 7■Jun 27
44.3/6 Oct 24
38%
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3%
2
26% July 31
24 Me. Aug 13
27% Feb
27 Mi Jun
9,300
3,700
443/4
647/a Aug 16
4
93
38 Mi
3 Mb
2
3
13% Jan
2
38 Mi
44%
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513/b Jan
4
Jan
22
87 Ma July 10
38 Mi
48 s-
Cessna
3
37
Oct
101 Ma Jan
38
35 Ma
Certain-teed
Jan
Mar 29
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37%
1
35
2
5 Ma Jan
May 29
24
37%
14% July 31
12
8 Ma Oct
37
49 »
Century Industries
Corp
May 23
40 3/4 Aug
29 Ma Feb
29
36 Ma
36 Mb
Champion Papers Inc com
$4.50 preferred
21
May 28
68%
48%
30 Mi May 10
31 Mi Dec
13
68
35 Mb
102 Mb May 24
May 29
7
68
4Q
2
21
48
110
67 Ma
36 Mi
22
2
Sep
105 Ma
68 Mi
•
32% Jan
10
105 Ma
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Chain
16
13% Nov
*
67 Ma
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43/4 Mar 13
41% Feb
6
44
68
105 Mi
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47% May 31
29 Ma May 29
75 Ma Oct
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25 Ma
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12
2
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3 Ma Aug
9 Mi Apr
303/b Oct
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23
60
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82
Central
173/B Oct 23
May 28
137/a
54%
& South West Corp
12
44 Ma
13 Ma
1.73/4
Illinois
22
'
135/a
.17%
Central'Hudson Gas & Elec
23
45
133/a
*53 Mi
4 Ma %
Jan
5
'2,000
3,100
13 Mi
*80%
Central
14 3/i Jan
24
25%
81 Ma
Central
313/4 Aug
Oct
253/4
> 54 Mi
4
2
3 Mb Oct
44
25 Ma
13
17% -.17%'
7
Aug 13
32
44
25 %
81 Ma
1
27 Mi July 24
33 Ma Mar 27
100
43%
25 Ma
273/4
27%
•
*17 MB
Co
47 M» Feb
10
Jun
44
25%
*53%
Foundry
26% May
102 M4 Apr
2
19 Ma Jan
Oct
Shares
43 Ma
25%
of Georgia Ry com__No par
preferred series B
—100
22 Ma Mar 11
2
16
the Week
Aug. 16
43 Ma
.26 MB
Central
22
4
Oct
Friday
Aug. 15
25
X43 Mb
5
4.1 Ma Jan
19.
46 Ma Apr
49% Apr
45 Ma
1
Central
IT
1
38 Ma July 15
233/4 Apr
11
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 14
Aug. 13
.
20
_K.___i._D
—,
Instruments Corp
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
Central
53% July
7.3
preferred
Cenco
183/4 May 20
2
233/4 May 29
123/4 Nov 30
.
conv
35 M» May 22
19
2
v
363/4 Jan
17 r May 29
30% Jun 25
Ceco Steel Products Corp
__10
^',-Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
'M'.-'f 1% 2nd preferred
__—100
30% May 21
18 Ma July
2
51
Jun
5
Dec
78
28
July
93
2
2
22
25
Jun
Jan
23
23Ma Jan
Aug 23
25 Ma May
.
Aug >2
95Mi Jun 19
No par
Tractor
'Caterpillar
'r
>;>
16
51 Mil Nov
20
Jun
68
2
Aug
52
147
15% Jan
Mar 13
28 Mi May 29
44
>>
Carborundum Co
5
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carlisle Corp
No par
-Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_lOo
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
.
5
Carrier Corp common
.
10
4M2% preferred
50
Carriers & General Corp—
__1
Carter Products Inc
1
>.Case (J I) Co common
;
1
7% preferred
—
100
6Ma%
2nd preferred
7
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Aug. 12
44
44%
25Ma
25Ma
13
13%
>,•■
*105
106
'
67%
67%
36Ma
36%
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39
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50Mb
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33Mi
V
70
70%
97/a '10%
74
747/8
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37/a
: >/ >
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44%
*25
25Mi
':>>:>
50%
51
*145Mi 147M2
' ;
94%
94%
Par
»
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16 Mi Jun
21
14% May 29
26% May
i
Jan
28
2
f
46% Jun .>5
133 Ma Ian
90
,
-9
4Mb May 28
36 Mi Mar
19
Dec
91
••
«,
-
10%-May 23
20% Jan
9
137% May
5
26
Jun
-79-
9
80% Jan
34% Mar
* Mar 22
44
9
22
74M2 Aug 15
Jan
'•3 M4 Jan
10
Jan
29
4
51% Aug
Jan
7
3
May
•
41 Mi Jun
64 Mi Jan
4
Jan
4
3% Jan
42% Jan 22
25
28% Jun
54
77 *«' Mar 12
3
9% Jan
38 % Oct
8
EXCHANGE
'
1
Mar 16
»
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
,
101 Mi. 101 Ma
*103
,
,680
20
104
*
*94 Mb
26 Mi
*943/i
12 3/i
513/i
*108
96
14,500
263/a
96
204.890
13%
3,500
52%
60
109
'
16,500
45%
467/8
90Ma
90%
40
6 Ma
15,300
6 Mi
*183/4
19
58 Mb
59 Mi
12
12 Ma
63 Ma
64
44 Mi
44 Mi
733/4
78
19,900
8.500
24,200
3,200
187,400
■[$ 1
1
198
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
6291
Number
(689)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
18% Oct
23
Sep
27
8% Oct
5
34l/2 Feb
24
l
22 Va Jan
34% Mar 19
27% Jan
2
o J
/ipr
18
12
2
17% Jun
4
19
Jan
Monday
Co
America
of
_5
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
1
9
12?4 Jun
25
23 % Mar
6
16 Va Jan
2
2*% May 13
27% Oct
26
43% Mar 21
32 Va Jan
2
33
40
May 28
105V4 Jun 27
1<J4% Mar 19
87
Dec
Feb
90
14
Mar 29
6
87 Va Jan
24
89% Aug 13
Feb
21
9o% Aug 15
152% M'ar
27
91
92 Va Jan
5
96% May 17
Oct
31
21% Mar 12
Dec
28
5Va Dec
17
Oct
24
68% Jan
2
42% Jan
2
Dec
27
81 Va Apr
5
19Va Feb
12
11
5
a
36
76% Jan
17
ll3/4 Oct
26
83
•
Corn
60
May 22
180% Jun 21
49
60% Mar 23
15 % Jan
11% May 10
6
4% Mar 21
10% July
V
83% Jan
24"a Feb
26
Mar 13
24
27-% Aug 24
42'/a Mar 19
20% Jun
2
20% Jan
27
39% Jun
Feb
27
47
% Apr
24
Dec
18
34% Dec
24
Jun
14
48
-
37% Aug
8
59% Jan
2
45
Jan
4
58
Apr
7
97
3
95 % Aug
Jan
24% Aug
7
107 Va Aug
27
25
6% Oct
25
453/4 Oct
3
107 Va Feb
5% Jun
20
Jun
6% July 22
3
15 Va Jan ' 19
52% Jan
" Jan
10
> 60%
13
2
19% Jan
11% May
24 % Jun
20
6 Va Jan
b% Feb
25% Jan
13% Feb
22
35
Mar 13
28
14 Va
Feb
27
25
31 V» May 29
47 Va Oct 24
20% Aug 16
35 Va Aug 21
78
Mar 20
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
86V2 Jan
5
91
Dec
12
15% Feb
10
7
May 29
9
19
20%
20%
20%
21
20V4
20%
21%
21 Va
211/4
21%
21%
21%
34%
35%
21%
35 Va
36
36
361/2
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
57%
5.800
58
57%
57%
57%
57 Va
57%
58
57%
58%
18,700
176%
177%
177
178%
180%
11.500
891/4
89V4
*89
Steel
Aug 14
3.75%
Preferred
3.75%
87
Dec
13
90
Jan
29
Preferred
3.90%
series
34 Va May 28
46
Apr
25
Decca
69% Jun
10
11
Delaware
15
6
54% Jun
26
Feb
18
32% Jun
12
15 Va Jun
22 Va Jan
12
19 Va Jan
2
9
9 Va Jan
2
36 % Mar
25
12% Mar
7 Va May 29
May 16
Records
Delta
Light
May 29
16% July 25
34% Jan 29
23%
23%
23
106%
106 Va
107
20 Va
20 Va
5
7%
7%
Detroit
Edison
2
14% Apr
39% Jun
16
11
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
9% Oct
Oct
23
40% Feb
35% Jun
25
48
12 % Jun
44% July 22
21
54 Va Feb
19
Diamond Alkali
3
16
Diamond
9% Jun
20
59% Aug
12% Jan
15
Diana
11 Va Mar
16/
% Mar 23
21% Jan
3
19
22% Dec
5
31% July 18
23Va Jan
25
25% Jan
19
20% Dec
28
24
17Va Jun
27
Dec
,72% Jan
Jun
27
17Va Oct
24
32
Mar
5
20 Va May 29
31
Feb
32
Mar
22% Jan
;
8
4
Light Co
Mar
14
32% Aug 15
66
28% Aug 12
25% Jan 15
Dresser
Jan
23
16;% Jan
2
61
May 27
53% Apr
10
11
Oct
24
25
Jan
16
13
Feb
26
114
105% Apr
97 % Apr
39
Jan
5
;
44
Jan
2
48
42% Jan
12
*47
44
•
45 V4 Jan
19
49 Va
Sep
July
2
48 % Jun
Feb
7
48 V2
Oct
23
8
May 29
23Vi Oct
25
10
Apr
30% Jan
10
Feb
4
;46
Jan
;43% Apr
15
;
42
2
25
47]% Apr 26
46
47 % Jun
48% Jun
7
16% Jun
19
16% Dec
12
11
33 Va Dec
13
24
Aug
Va Aug
7
50
21
37
371/2
371/4
37%
371/4
371/4
1,400
54
54%
*54
54 Va
54
54%
55
56
56V4
58
4.100
45
43%
"44%
43%
44%
44%
44%
44%
*92%
93%
*921%
93V2
*92Va
941/2
*921%
931/2
14%
15Vo
151/a
151%
15Va
15%
16.300
20%
64.500
31%
12.400
14%
,
15
20
19%
21
20%
20%
29%
30%
29%
30%
301/4
30%
86
86
85
85
85
85
30 Va
*84%
*85
87
*85
87
*85
86
*85
86'/a
*85
86%
*86%
89%
*86%
89%
*86%
891/2
*861/2
89%
*86 %
45%
45%
45%
*45%
8.600
86
60 %
21%
53
230
:
89%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
60%
61%
61 %
61%
61%
61%
62
20%
61
21
/"
20%
21
20%
21
20%
22%
21%
22%
531/4"
52%
531/4
52%
53V2
4.100
52
501/4
51%
50%
511/4
45.700
11
30
45%
1
1.200
63
9.200
8.700
29%
30
29Va
29%
29%
30
*29%
301/4
1.500
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
23.500
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
15%
12.100
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
331/4
34
33%
34%
19.600
13%
13%
14
13%
31.300
36
351/2
35%
*35V2
"
13%
13%
12%
36
35%
35%
*35%
47%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
4 8 Va
48%»
6,700
58%
59%
59
59 Va
58%
59%
591/8
59%
59%
59%
2.900
10
10%
9%
X48
13%
600
36
10%
15V4
10
10
15
15%
10%
14%
10V4
15 Va
14%
14%
15
15
15
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
191/2
19Vs
19 %
19Vo
191/4
10,600
2.50
43%
47 %
42%
43%
43%
441%
44%
45
43
44%
38.600
2
42%
46 %
47
48
25%
6,400
Ltd
~
9%
47
47
47%
48%
25%
26%
26
26%
25%
25%
25%
2b
25%
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
X32%
31 Va
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1.25
No par
%
47%
4.600
3.200
33%
33%
30%
32
31%
32
20%
20%
20%
20%
241/4
9,600
23%
17.500
32%
9.800
25
23%
24%
23%
22%,
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23
32%
32 Va
32%
31%
32%
32
32%
321/4
24%
4.600
33%
31%
24%
3.200
10
471/2
1
23%
24%
23%
1
28.700
3.800
Co
5
60%
60%
59%
60%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
23.400
Industries
50c
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
271%
28
24.100
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
19%
19
1
20%
21%
17%
20%
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
211/4
19%
21%
26.000
No par
64%
64%
64%
64%
65
64%
65%
65%
65%
4.900
Chemicals
Power
Inc
Co
de
1
13%
13%
14
13%
14
14
13%
13%
7,600
4,200
14
15%
15%
15%
5.800
243%
243
244%
242 %
244'/4
15%
243%
15%
242 %
244 Va
244.
246%
16,900
No par
107%
107%
107
107
107%
108
107
107%
107
107
No par
86%
87
87
87
87
5
33 Va
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
44 Va
45
44%
441/a
*44Va
45
48%
*48
48%
48
% 481/2
10
47
46%
46%
940
*49%
501/2
_1
Nemours
(E I)
com
common.
15
15%
15
*86
50
*44
45
50
*48
48%
47
*49 Va
50
50
50
47%
*47
47%
*47
49%
*48
49 Va
*48
15% Jan
4
4
Dynamics Corp of America
$1 conv preference
*47
50
*
50
*48
5
Corp-
18%
19 %
19 Va
19%
19 Va
47%
*47
49%
*48
19%
19%
86%
86%
700
33%
33%
9.600
*44Vo
50%
•
80
45
47%
*47
47%
49%
*48
491/2
19%
19%
201/4
5.800
30.000
1
11%
12
11%
121/4
12
12%
11%
12Va
11%
11%
2
com
1.400
87
*49%
*49%
151/4
33%
46%
47
47
50
$2.10 preferred
♦48
48 Va
46V2
46 Va
50
DWG
*48
-
15%
*86%
47
50
9
Cigar
13%
*64
5
Corp
Pont
31% Jan
.
37Va
1
20% Jan
7
36%,
1.G00
29%
13%
__
Mar 21
46.900
*29Va
33%
preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
7
21 Va
28%
*9Va
12%
$3.75
6
500
20%
28%,
35%
Sons
$3.50 preferred
Duquesne Light Co
May 31
9Va
21%
9%
2.50
$4.50 preferred
Aug 13
•V 47% Aug
50 % Mar
1
May
July 13
29% Feb 19
45
9Vb
21
29%
1
Duplan
50
•r
91/2
21
29
19%
Dunhill International
18
29.300
6%
86
1
Chemical
600
800
6»/a:
No par
10
89% Jun
61/4
300
IIV4
22
30
Inc
21
33% May 16
2
13
May
17
43% Jan
14
Mar 27
45
84
27
32 % Mar 22
6 Vo
56
1
Ltd
Fund
Duke
109% Mar 15
«'*
22
No par
15% Jun
24
6%
*11
32%
Productions
DuBols
du
6%
56
111%
29%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
9
6%
57%
21%
21%
*84%
50c
16
256% May
*11
15
Corp
Club Inc
16% July
29
11
22
No par
21% Aug 14
2
10 V8 Jan
Dow
1
*56
11
22
19
Corp
65% Aug
{.
229 Va July 26
81 Va July 12
24 Va May 29
;13% Jan
254% M'ar 14
May
57%
11%
9%
18%
Corp
4
9.100
1
(R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover
7Va
10
Donnelley
i
5
22
27
24
29% Jan
7%
1
Co
Mines
Dominick
2
55
26
Apr
10
15 % Aug
May 29
5
Dome
Aug 16
7Va
20%
14%
.—6.75
.
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
Pepper
5.000
7
7%
9%
93%
3
Distillers
Dr.
22% Jan
•
Jun
101 Va Jun
b
29 % Apr
,
22
13
6% May 29
27
12
21% Jun
43
164 Va Jun
(Walt)
28% May 22
34% July 11
22% July 16
26
24
Apr
Jan
20% Jan
7
37% Jan
24 Va
16 Va May 29
40
2
Disney
Aug 15
21%
20 Va
43%
No par
Corp
(The)
51% Jun
21% Jan
16 Va Jun
Stores
Diners'
400
21%
''
22 >>■■.•>
6 %
167,200
107%
211/4
29%
14%
_100
DiGiorgio Fruit
45
43% Jan
22
May 29
22% May 29
15
C
Co
15% May 14
9
*56
24
23Va
*105 Va
21
29%
*9%
42%
50c
National
23Va May
6
18% July 31
27% Jan
2
56%
24%
107V2
270
100
__
45% Jan
15
7
23%
107%
200
9.000
50 Va
97
100
A
___
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
22
7%
21
48
49%
*96'/4
20'/a
*37 '
*92%
Coatings
24
23% Mar 26
*56
7
24Va
107
20 Va
2.50
Chemical
10% Jan
17% Feb
97
53
31 Va Jan
*47
501/4
96%
50%
4
48
49%
97
51%
DeSoto
*47
49%
97
Rio Grande West RR_No par
Denv &
48
49V4
96 %
53%
10
27 Va Jan
*47
49%
96%
50%
34% Jan
18
48
49%
96%
53
18% Jan
26
*47
49%
96%
50%
31% Dec
25
47
49%
20%
Inc
20
11% Oct
X47
53%
Lines
26
10V4Oct
53.303
49.400
23%
Inc
30
40
191/4
36%
49%
X29%
Air
990
19
36 Va
common__7
series
Hudson
;93a Oct
Nov
22%
19%
37Vo
.1
&
26% Oct
30
22%
19V4
36 Va
105%
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
23
2
31 Va Jan
31
&
Delaware Power &
5
15
22 Va
19%
36%
22%
Deere & Co
23 % July
55% Feb
22Vo
18%
35Va
20Va
series B
29% Feb
22%
19%
35 Va
5
Preferred
26
221/4
18%
1
12
38 y4 Jun
1.900
100
28
2lya Jun" 15
24%
50c
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
55 Va
*24%
34%
Inc
87 Va Jun
3
24%
18%
common....
88% Jun
46% Jan
24V4
105%
preferred series A
4
,
24%
35%
10
4
2
24i/4
22 %
100
Inc
Mar
18
24%
*22 Va
36%
Jan
18% Mar 27
24%
22%
1
82
45 Vo Feb
9.600
24%
54
18%
A
27
51 Va Jan
100
11%
9%
84 Va Mar
13
83 Va
11%
20 Va
2
16
*81%
11%
29%
31
20
831/2
11 Va
9%
21
2.400
53%
*81%
117/8
19%
Mills
54Va
53%
84 Va
29%
Corp
37,300
11%
1
River
5%
34%
common
Dan
5%
*81%
6%
May 24
54
6
50
12 %
6%
3%%
531/2
5%
13
83%
56
Class
31% Aug 16
54
51/2
11%
22
31
57% Feb
24%
22
54
5%
*81%
♦11
Dec
20 Va Dec
12%
5
86
51% Apr
82%*
12 Va
100
29 % Jan
2
53%
82 Va
common
85 Va Dec
27
4.700
12.50
preferred
77 Va July 27
12 Va Jun
13
11%
Dana
41 Va Oct
13 '/a
57%
2
May 10
13
22 Va
25
"87
12
11%
Feb
21
♦HVa
5%
1
78 V2 Aug
2
81 Va Aug 30
20% May 29
20
12
5%
53%
Curtis-Wright
14
14
-
95
Inc
16 Va
2
*93%
21%
Press
-Aug
13% Jan
93%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Cuneo
6
46
■
90V4
93%
89 %
2.50
America
Cudahy Packing Co
4 Va %
preferred
93
7
*89
95
89 %
No par
Cutler-Hammer
2
90%
*93%
No par
of
1791/2
95
25
Corp
15
3
177
*93 Va
No par
common
convertible
S
T
67% Apr
Jan
preferred
Co
52
13
176
89%
95
1
preferred
26
40% Jan
175%
5.5C0
-=■89%
No par
38% Feb
89% Apr
174
*93%
Corp com
Seal
33% Jan
.
6.90 J
5.800
19%
Publishing
&
24 % May 16
Aug
15
21 Va
Zellerbach Corp common___5
5%%
C
7
12% Feb
Cork
$4.20
14
39% Feb
>
Jan
14%
100
Petroleum
17% Jan
18% Mar 12
25
Mar
15Va
19%
25
preferred
Crown
10
12% Feb
14%
100
preferred
Crucible
25
4pr
2.4)0
15
21%
5
common
convertible
$2
13
33 V2 Jan
28
8% Dec
9Va Jun
Jun
29
14Va Jun
11
25
Co
Crown
Aug 12
7OV2 Jan
9% May 29
19 % Dec
103
19
19% Aug 23
4,5-30
32%
*5%
15
2
22
143/a Jun
251/4
313/4
*11%
.Crowell-Collier
15
Jan
•17% Jan
12% Oct
86% Jun
May
c
24%
32
12 %
23
21% Mar 29
7
2
100
16% Jan
Aug
5
25 Va
31%
100
ser
Crompton & Knowles Corp
24
91
Sep
24 3/4
31%
5
5%
6
44
1
17% Oct
30
41
24%
31%
15
12
3%%
'4
28% Feb
>
of 1947
Crescent
19
28
Oct
18
preferred
19
22 % Jun
23%
32
15
Coty International Corp class A_ ,1c
8
25% Feb
24
31%
l
8
14 Va Jan
'•v
2
4
20
23 %
15
19-/3
Inc
Crane
Shares
24%
31%
14%
21%
common
3% %
7
the Wet**
14%
20 »/4
50c
Glass Works
preferred
Coty
Aug 15
23% Jan
Co
3 % %
31
54% Aug
Products
Corning
Friday
Aug. 16
Aug. 15
5
Copperweld Steel Co
22
Sales for
Thursday
1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Apr
SALE
Aug. J 4
5
23
26% Jan
183,* Oct
HIGH
Wed tesAay
31 %
,_5
43
15
Aug. 13
23%
.
% Aug
Tuesday
Aug. 12
1
Cooper-Bessemer
3
Jan
Controls
10
15 Va Feb
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% May 28
21
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 19(52
Lowest
25%
25%
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26
1.500
l
E
23
24% Feb
13
20% Jan
3
27% Jan
23
19
Apr
16
31% May 29
80 Va Jun 22
55% Feb
16
46% Jan
2
93 Va Dec
7
18 Va Oct
15 Va July
9y8 Oct
Jun
85
24
25
97% Mar 7
30
May 28
Jun
25
89
Jan
18
22
May 29
95
Feb
26
Jun
22 % Jun
24
52
4% Sep
4
21 Va Jan
115% Mar 15
Eastern
29
Eastern
26
Eastman
101
Apr
30
38 Va Jun
12
4V2%
Edison Bros Stores
Nov
30
98% Jun
24
27
37% Nov
30
32% Jan
18
27
33% Jan
30
26 Va Jan
2
6% Jan
2
5% Jun
14
101
25
56 Va Feb
16
38% Dec
17
;50
Jan
31% Mar
2
8
1120% Mar 27
Jun
25
16
Jan
5
15 Va Oct
19
26% Jan
26
9 Va
July 26
17% Jar
i
24
July 23
20 % July 24
Feb
13
22 Va Oct
24
42
7 Via Oct
24
15% Mar 16
28 Va Jun
15
39 Va Mar 15
35 Va Jun
25
49Va~M~a~r~30
12
Oct
24
23 % Jan
55
Jun
21
68
27% Jan
9"
Mar 20
34% Mar
46
3
1
July 30
42% Jan
2
,14
Jan
Aug 22
63
2
Jan
18% May 29
26% Feb
1
34 Va May 29
2
Oct 30
47% Jan
26
4 Va Jan
3
5
21 Va Jan
9
.;14 % Jan
Jan
2
61
12
Jun
25
27
May 17
20% Jan
14
3
Mar
9
16% Oct
23
36% Jan
2
34% Sep
27
49 Va Apr
9
9
July 18
Va Jan
25
38 %
Jan
May
Electric &
12% Jan
Electric
Elgin
Eltra
1
44
Emery
2
2
6
13
21% Feb
13
63
19
Jun
May 29
10% Oct
4
15
31
29
May 29
*
Nov
Jun
16
14
46 Va Mar 14
21% Feb
8% Feb
•
7
70% Mar 21
5% May 29
11% Feb
13
19 Va May 29
32% Jan
2
27
52% Feb
21
24
39% Mar
50
Nov
27% Oct
For
footnotes,
37% Jan
3
43
4 July 23
11% May 29
Eversharp
46% Feb
y
Evans
7
8
see page
,:
16 % Jan
14
Fairbanks
Morse
16
6y8 Jan
11
Fairbanks
1
18% Jan
10
$1.50
32% Apr 19
5% Aug
9
22% Jan
2
8% Feb
fi
27% Jun
24
5
51 Va Jan
8
30% Jan
3
39 % Jun
11
25.
35%
11%
11%
35%
11%
58
58
1
100
*58
*93%
>28
*99%
& Co class A
*991/4
*58
*93%
58
93%
20
27%
1,700
100%
*99%
IOOV4
♦99V4
100%
*34 Va
341/4
34%
34%
30%
30%
30%
30%
0%
5 J/4
5?'4
5%
34
30%
5%
5%
5%
5%
X55%
55
551/4
54%
61%
61%
64V2
28
27VB
29%
631/4
28%
55%
Co
1.000
58
931/2
5%
56
4.200
27%
34
55%
13.300
11%
95
30%
5%
58%
35%
11%
28%
31 Va
*34
230
101
35V8
28Va
341/4
54%
55
64%
62%
700
6.400
12,300
4.000
55
46.000
64
60%,
62%
60%
27%
28%
.27%
9%
9%
9%
5.700
18%
19%
18%
19%
19
191/s
18%
19Va
19
19%
35.400
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27Va
27%
9%
9%
91/2
9%
9%
28%
30
9%
9%
29,000
29%
8.200
27%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3.200
33%
33%
32%
33Va
32%
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
16.000
9%
9%
9%
9%
5.600
4IV2
2,600
9%
10
9%
9%
5
9%
20c
41%
41%
41%
41 Va
49%
50
48%
49%
*46%
47%
46 %
17%
.
10
100
17%
17%
71%
72
26%
26%
40
3%
16
*63%
14
40%
*72
26%
40
9%
41%
41%
41
49
491/4
48%
49
47%
48
47
46%
47i/4
47
47
46%
47
1.400
18
17%
18
18
18
17%
18
2.300
73
73
73
*72
74
73
73
160
26 Va
25%
26
25%
26
25%
26
4.400
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41%
5.800
31.900
"
40%
3Va
3%
3
3%
3%
3Va
16%
15%
16 %
16%
16V8
15%
64%
*63%
64i/4
*631/2
641/4
*63V4
14%
14%
15%
14%
15%
14%
41%
4lVa
5.400
3%
3Va
3%
17%
641/4
17%
*63V4
18%
641/4
1.660
14%
15%
11,500
15
15%
15%
16
16%
17%
16%
32.800
43%
44%
44%
46%
46%
47%
47
48V4
47%
48
52.600
41%
41 Va
42
41
41%
41Va
42%
45%
46%
46 Va
46%
46%
47
5.700
45%
45%
X45
45
44%
44%
3.100
12%
♦12
12%
16%
41
41%
41 Va
Co
1
No par
45%
45%
45%
46%
45%
45%
45
45%
12%
12
12
1
*12
5
37%
common
preferred
Brewing
100 Va
58
95
22.600
28%
30%
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
junior
28%
28%
34 Va
16%
5%
*99%
58
*93%
95
31%
40
Falstaff
100%
28%
34
10
Co
Foods
*93%
95
31
50
convertible
Fairmont
58 %
28%
1
100
Whitney Corp com
preferred
50% Mar
99%
351/2
11 %
15%
17%
-
(Max)
Bearing
14
99%
34%
11%
3
Factor
50 % Jan
99%
35%
11%
11,800
17
1
Fafnir
May
99%
35 %
50
99
110%
5
1
4% Apr
*99%
8.50
2
15
16%
109%
*99%
99%
No par
com
Corp
&
*971/4
17%
35%
—1
p
98
111%
11% -11%
1
;
••
17
99%
10
Inc
;
101
97%
109%
35%.
7.50
Products Co
Ex-Cell-O
17%
111%
31%
& Phonograph
Freight Corp
Inc
98%
16%
1
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Eurofund
♦971/4
110 Va
26%
Co
48% May
49% May
14
23% Mar 12
Mfg
5%
17% Aug 14
y48% Aug 15
98 Va
17Va
17
25c
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
;\'16% Jan 25
>*97%
34.50
preferred—
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
3
97 %
27%
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4%
preferred
6
97%
2,400
50c
5
Co
Gas
Manufacturing Co
District Electric Co
Empire
158.000
111%
1
Radio
Air
Emhart
26%
59%
3
Watch
Electric
8.600
26V4
501/4
110%
10
Inc
common
conv
Emerson
July 12
•
24
Corp
$1.40
23%
27
60
17%
shrs— 10s
Specialty Co___
Natural
23%
26%
59%
5
Co
Amer
Associates
National
Emerson
57% May 14
51
Mar
6
Share
Storage Battery
El Paso
36 Va May
9
11 Va Jan 24
&
23%
60%
111%
100
Mus Ind
Electronic
24
31% July
Bond
Electronic
22
27% Aug 15
4% Feb
_
58% Mar 11
13
6% Apr
1
58
Apr
8
69 Va July 29
34Va July 12
Electric
23%
26%
60%
16%
2.50
preferred
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Elastic
45% May 16
2% Jan
11% Nov
4% %
39% May 21
31% Apr 30
20 % Apr
common
common
29% Jun
Jan
57
Jun
Inc
Co
23%
25%
60%
1
preferred
Products
23%
25%
60%
1
23% May 20
80% Jun
5
19% Jan
*38
101
4 V4 %
23%
24%
110%
50
Jan
23 Va
24%
61 %/
10
preferred
60
Ekco
100
23%
24%
61
23%
2.50
Corp
common
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co
Echlin
95 % Apr
20
Steel
Co
Feb
30 Va Jun
24
10
com
preferred
Kodak
15
27
1
Fuel Assn
&
prior
Inc
Stainless
$3.60
Eaton
5
Lines
Eastern Gas
2
101% May 17
91% July 30
Jan
Air
122% Apr
3
>>■>
Eagle-Picher Co
7 18% May
26
24
8% Jun
64% July
33% Nov
Jun
8
,
23
Aug 15
2
Aug 23
88 Va Jan
27
2
_
34% Jan
2
Ull
July 30
50% Jun 17
July
9
40% Mar 23
23% Sep
41
Jan
12% Jan
106% July 24
98 % Mar
4
101
94
90
24% Apr
2
Corp
50c
50
1
5%
16%
38%
5
16%
37%
*12
16%
*12
4%
5
5%
4%
5Va
4%
16%
16 V2
16%
16%
16%
38i/4
37
38
36%
37%
■
8.700
100
12%
32.900
5
16 Va
16 Va
900
36%
37%
29,800
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
26%
27 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
*51 Va
52%
*51%
52%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
*51
33 Va
52
33%
*51%
33 Va
52
33%
*51 Va
33%
52
33%
11,200
2.500
■
-
3.10O
The
Commercial
(690)
18
Financial Chronicle
and
.
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-Year 19(52
Highest
,Lowest
29
Mar 29
13% Jun
25
28
Jan
6% Jun
14
10% Mar 13
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
25
42% Mar 15
Jun
31
34
8
26% Jan
May 28
20
Apr
Family Finance Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
30
19
Fawick
9% May 16
8 % Jan
2
15% Jan
5
'
23% Feb
16% July 15
2
2
Electric
1
2
6% Apr
5
9V4 May
8
7
16% Jan
2
19% May
8
44% Feb
30% Aug
Mar 21
Federal
25
22% July 11
37% Jun 27
24
10% May 29
17
Corp
5%%
2
35% Feb
2
*J ci i i
:_1
42:%
42%
42 Va
42%
41%
42
42%
42
42
26%
26%
257/4
26'A
26
26%
27%
26%
27%
33r,n
34%
33%'
3374
33%
33%
33
34
x33 Va
33%
32 3A
33%
51
52%
;
51%
51.%
34%
34
40'/a
3974
First
National Stores
—No par
& Moore Inc_a_
1
Co common—____.
___5
23 %
23%
23
21%
21 %
20%
2174
_—_No par
A 2nd preferred—_100
B 2nd Dld_—I_No par
> 45%
45%
(>•%
6%
2
18% Jan
,237/h; July
11
17% Jan
23% Jun
25
*:Jun
25
Mar .8
85 % Jan
Mar 16
90
46
13
35% Jun
26
,3% Jun
25
'"Feb
90
,
71/4 "Feb.
' Jan
5
$4
3
40% Feb
546% Jan
9
8
65% Jan
-75
%*Jan
18
1
14
Jan
20
Jun
10
16
29% Oct
24
30
7
35% Jan
47% Aug
18% Oct
26
40 % Jan
2
21 % Jan
25 1
Dec,
Feb
a
Dec
95% Jan
97
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
36% Mar 13
May 29
21% Jan
8
13
10% Jun
8% Nov
3
14% Jari
25
9 %
13
Foote
47
Dec
26
24
14% Jan
4
45% Feb '
8
23
26% Mar 19
37% Jun
30% Feb
38% May 27
22% Oct
24
Oct
24
67
Feb
25% Oct
24
7% Oct
29
19%.-Jan
3
3
29% Jan
12
Jan
2
23 % Oct
17%
56
24
27 % Feb
May 29
56% Jun
Mar
Apr
30
30% Oct 24
74%
18,400
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18 V:
\ 18%
18%
10,000
-
43%
45%
45%
47
46 %
47..
46%
47%
47
47%
58.900
1
21%
22%
22%
22
22%
22%
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%
pfd series of '51_-:^_15
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21%
95 %
97%
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9.7%
i
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46% May 22
10
common
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15%
12%
12%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
51%
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51V4
51%
5074
>__2.50
Corp
.
!
26
26%
29
29
29%
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33%
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30 VA
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32%
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32.%
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36 VA
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36 VA
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35 VA
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23,100
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1
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20
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10
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198
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
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Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
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STOCKS
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28 Mi
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16
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Inc
91
62 Ma
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100
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Johns-Manville
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91
15 Ma
100
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;
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51 Vi Jun
Gas
56 3(
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23
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56 Mb
164 Va
54 \
22%
84 Mi
Light & Power Co
Iowa; Power
3
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7
16
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88 Ma Jun
Feb
Apr
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Elec
56%
165 V*
8%
2 4 Ma
preferred
Motor
Iowa-Illinois
557a
53%
54
21 Ma
_No par
1
Dept Stores-.
Interstate
3
7,500
64,900'
61
6 Mb
8MB
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Interstate
28 M4 May
110
25 7«
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32 Ma
6 Mi
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Interstate
Iowa
16 Mi Jan
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$2
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31% May 28
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75% Jan
112
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55 M2 Apr,
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124 Ma AUg 30
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452 Ma
16%
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22%
series C
25
459
15,300
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56 Ma'
164 Ma
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61 Mi
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pfd
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32
113
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16%
1003/4
32
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91
43
60 Ma
9J/a
61 Ma
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No par
preferred-
International
:
29%
Shoe
16
*'87
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International Salt—
51 Ma July 11
53 Ma
2.50
common
Rectifier
Silver
163 Mb
54 Mi
16 3/4
International Resistance
International
25% Jun
60
100
International
55%
163 34
53%
16 Ma
preferred
11
50% Jan
40
,
5%
56 Mt
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54
Limited—1
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
1
5%: convertible preferred
—100
25
193/4 Oct
22 Ma
Paper
preferred—
23
39 Ma Jun
*9 Ma
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55%
163 Mi
91
*87
Canada——No par
Packers
Jun
413% May 25
24
53%
100
100
41%
56 MB
55
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of
24 Mi
4,45
100
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74 Apr
413/4 Jan
108 Ma Aug
5
common—i__No par
&
preferred
Nickel
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10% Jan. 28
293/b Feb
7
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$4
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29
34
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71
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11
24
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92
21
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24
33
July 19
48 Ma Jan
3
29
.
5 Ma
4
Machines
preferred—
International
35 Va Jun 25
114 Va July 15
Jan
Harvester
International
8
100
t-
Mar "26
-98
26
32% Apr
16
4
36,
2
Jan
Business
Minerals
International
Int'l
20% Mar 14
26% Feb
17
18% Jan
/
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Dec
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1
14% July 29
Dec
May 29
7%
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18
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25
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56% May 22
3
105
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International
63% May 20
175
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15
5
99
73/4 May 29
18 MB Jun
2
157 Mb Jan
/
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6
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24
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2
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4
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25
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23 M2
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159 Mi Mar'
2
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43% Aug 15
24
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Mar 16
57 Ma Mar
24
Jan
34•
145
Apr
578 Ma Jan
14
1
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250
280
50
No par
De Mexico_100 pesos
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6% -preferred
39 V4
50
General
Corp
Indianapolis Power & Light
July 12
6M4 Jan
Jan
v
13,200
39%
4.08%
3 9 Ma
39 VA
21
49 Mi Jun
36
29
24
3:400
157u
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155
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200
44
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...
30.000
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2
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2,640
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10
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57% Jun
19
98
May 29
90% July 24'
7,500
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31 a4
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32Mb Apr
25 Z
14,200
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49%
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280
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40
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774
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98
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73/4
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20 Mb
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191/4
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10
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151
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3274
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32Mb
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2
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48
July 16
48 Ma July
3
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5%
32% July 31
21
Mar 18
46% May
16
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5074
5174
5%
45 Mb Apr
28
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3174
4
15% Aug
463/4 Feb
5074
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32%
14
14
25,
51%
52
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13
31 Mb Jun
33 3
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21 Mi Feb
29 Ma Jan
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42
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103
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15
13 Mi Oct
23 Mi May
132'/a
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98
28
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132 Va
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20
36 Ms Jun
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6
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101
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2
132 Ma
96 Ma
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Jun
43 Mi May 29
33
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5 1Mb Aug 16
13% Apr 24
2
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May
35
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13
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593/4 Aug 16
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46
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3474
19
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33 %
35
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preferred
2
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3474
22 Ma
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2.1
24%
3374
1874
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18% Jan
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1.200
22
$4.25
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200
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41
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22 7«
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1
25
5
23% Mar
22
16Mb Jun
Corp
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9
May 17
14% Jun
'37% July 18
•
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May
3M'4 Feb
25 Mb
x32
19
Homestake
2% July 31
12
Jan
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2474
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20 %
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32
19
1
106 Ma May
3
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53% Aug
8
39Mb July 12
2
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33%
27%
10
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34% Jun 14
6
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93
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1
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51 Ma
2
101 Ma Jan
21
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2
32 Ma May
3
94 Ma Dec
25
Mar 22
93
5 V8 Apr
2
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24%
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100
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1
4
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preferred-No par
Corp
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Chemical
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25
10% Jan
2474
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22%
100
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Hewitt-Robins
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12
28% Jan
36% Mar
28
87 Ms Jun
40% Jun
2
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40 V* Jan
6
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17.400
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2474
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32 Ma
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preferred
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14
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Jun
7 Mi Oct
20
.
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2474.4
20,000
1
Payne
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51%
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preferred-:
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July 10
15 Mi Jun
26
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24
22
5 %
&
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98%
32 Ma.
21
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common
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1.774 May 3
22 M4 May 16
24% Feb
1
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16
7%
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&
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10%
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100
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common
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50
Co
(WE)
Helme
Mar 11
13 Mb Feb
'
65 Ma Jan
118
31% Mar 26
'
2
23
1
41% Feb
•
40 Ma Mar 27
32Mb Oct
Mar
(H J)
Heller
16
115
common
preferred
Helene Curtis
,
28
43 Ma Jan
America
3.65%' preferred
2
13 Mb Feb
34% July 23
20
Dec
5
118% Aug 12
Mar 21
50
27 Mi Jun
of
Heinz
May 22
•
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5174
3274
517 a
32Mb'
11
51 Mi
131
5
Hayes
Hazeltfne Corp
24
35
•
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Telephone Co
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8
19 Mi Apr
44% Jan: 17
24
1 25
38
32%
5174
34%
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31
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38
32 Mi
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16
10% May 29
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29% May 20
25% Feb 20
Apr
World
38%
32 Mi
51
24%
100
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25 Mi May
3
31 Ms Oct
.
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44
2
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38
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51%
32%.
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37%
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51
2 4 Mb
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com
preferred
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9
18Ma-Aug
-
6%
37%
32 Mi
51%
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1
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Harbison-Walker-Refrac
38%
32 Mi
103/4
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32
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51 Mi
1
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preferred
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July 15
39 "
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88
40
23 Ms May
July 29
19% Jatt
22
July
••
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21% Jan
convertible
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Hammond Organ Co
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2
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2
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3
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Hamilton Watch Co
July 15
2
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7 Ma
May
12.50
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2
17% Jan
3
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34% Aug 16
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4
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22
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27% Apr 10
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6
2
25 Mi May 29
13
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126 \
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12
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128 Ms Apr.
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Apr
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(692)
20
.
.
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCKiRECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Highest
Lowest
29 l/a Jan
85-b Oct
22
8% Jun
18
.
2
17+4 Jan
40% Jan
4
37
Jun
26
r* 99
Jan
3
10% Apr
19
7
Joy Manufacturing Co
42% Jun
5
90
Jan
2
100% July 19
6
50
Mar 25
52% Aug
1
113% July 16
103
Jun
7
101
Jan
10
4
102 % Feb
May 16'
May 21
111
Jan
28
86
Apr
83
July 31
3
26
93
Aug
6
94% Dec
95% Jan
26
101 % Nov
5
89
Jan
8
94% Dec
27
91
Feb
Jan
26
12
12
102 A Mar
97% May
2
15
20
Nov
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
100% Apr
48% Jun
July 10
93
1
4
27
19% Jan
8
12
27% Jan
2
34% May 15
2
537/a Feb
27
50% May
13'A Oct
24
26 % Jan
4
47 'A Jun
13
Jan
48
7
+
.
26
16% Mar 18
2^/2 Aug 16
3
79% Aug 13
Jan
55
78% Mar 16
21
Jun
42
30
Jan
5
66'A Jan
79l/2 May
2
10
24% Sep
24
48
Jan
59% Oct
22
86
Jan
40% July 11
65% Aug
78% Jan
Jun
25
46% Feb
19
34% Jan
42% Apr
25
41
Jan
23
34
37% Jan
9
45% Oct
25
79'A Jan
3
May 28
34% Dec
21
24
23
91% Mar ",'5
24
11% Dec
28
33% Jun
27
80'/a Aug
2
88
21% Oct
24
57
Oct
22
20
2
Feb
Apr
36% Jan
84 Vz Jan
26
11
32% Jan
28
25% Jan
2
15
16 Va Jan
2
22% Aug
15
13 % Jan
22
17% Aug
23% Jan
2
30% Jun
16
11
4
27% JaD
2
34% Apr
10
40% Jan
2
10% May
7
12
27% Jan
2
15%
35%
51 Vb
27%
13% Oct
24
11
Oct
24
18
20
Jun
25
30% Jan
24% Oct
26
Oct
25% Mar 12
Mar 12
2
39% Jan
24
14%
1,200
27%
28%
13,600
35%
35%
353/4
363/8
35a/4
'
115
109
36%
16.900
*92%
96
*92%
96
•
51
♦50%
51%
*50%
51%
*110%
113%
*107
109
421/4
42i/4
42%
41%
4iy2
86%
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86%
*84%
86%
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96
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101
—
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109
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51
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27%
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•
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101
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97%
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96'
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112%
41%
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;
300
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1.500
96
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101
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42%
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96
101
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109
500
200
* *110% 115
~
115
42
*97
101
97%
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97%
99Va
*98%
99y2
*98%
99%
*98%
99%
45i/4
455/3
45y8
45i/2
45y4
47%
46y4
47%
*20%
21
21
2iy4
2iy2
21%
21%
22
1.000
3i%
31%
31%
32%
31%
32%
32'A
32%
3.200
50
50
50vb
50%
50Vz
507/8
51
51
3.000
22%
22%
22%
23'/a
23%
23%
32
32
50
1
50c
22%
23%
22%
22%
76 y4
78(4
78%
79%
x78
78%
50c
*38Vz
39%
*38%
40
*38
40
1
39%
40lA
39%
40%
40%
8
No par
2.50
39%
issued
Cotinty
*21
50
Land Co
Oil Industries
;
*21
10.500
42.009
77%
78%
76%
*38%
39%
*38%
39%
40%
40%
41%
40%
41%
6.300
40'A
73
40
40%
73%
18,800
40
39%
40
39%
40
39%
.--73%
72%
73%
72
73
72 Va
69%
70%
40
72
77
73
7.400
3.700
70'A
70%
70%
7DA
71%
71%
8,400
40%
*70%
40%
71
40
41
39%
40%
39vb
39%
37.500
36%
64 %
45%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
63%
44%
64%
63
63%
64
65
16.900
45
45%
45%
44%
45
5.500
15%
41%
15
41 Vb
*87%
45%
15%
41%
83%
63%
45%
15%
42Va
87%
36%
64%
2,900
25%
22%
20%
16%
26
22%
20%
16%
29%
1
5
1
41
36%
63%
45%
*14%
41
87%
^1
100 g
10
100
Korvette (E J) Inc
1
Kresge (S S) Co
10
Kress (S H) & CO
10
Kroehler Mfg Co
5
Kroger Co_
—1
K V P Sutherland Paper Co__.i__5
16
Mar 22
89
Mar 22
25
21 Vz Jah
8
43% Apr
10
109
14
27%
*>94
96
♦51
*110%
14
27%
«98%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
4%
preferred
16% May 31
8
Jan
12
39% Mar
44% M'ar 14
109
'
112
240
14'A
27 yB
35%
*94
•'
'■V 76.500
105%
453/a
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
21
49% Jun
2
111%
~
x34%
96
52%
105
29,700
58 %
58%
105'A
99i/2
Kerr-McGee
Aug 16
65
52% Mar 13
32 Vb Jan
Mar 16
20
Jan
951/0
»51%
'
•14
58%
•.
20%
447/3
Kern
22
30% Jun
60 va Oct
,
.
+
100
100
100
100
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kendall Co
Kennecott Copper
2
3
36%
+
.
100
When
Jan
40% Jan
35%
preferred
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
33
25
14
27%
57%
105 %
Shares
19%
*97%
__
26% Jun
14
27 Va
.
58
the Week
Kansas City Southn Ind com No par
r
213/4 Mar 25
36% Jun
13%
27%
19%
19
105'A
Friday
Aug. 16
Non-cumulative preferred
25
Kansas Gas & Electric Co—No par
Kansas Power & Light Co
8.75
25
J 8 % Jan
56'%
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 15
19
105'A
105
13%
4% preferred
4.50%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.35%
preferred
'
7
10
57%
56%
105
27%
Chem Corp
33y3o
convertible preferred—100
preferred
50
4%% (ser of 1957) conv pfd—100
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com-No par
3.80%
96% July 17
99% May 10
95% Oct 22
41% Nov 23
17% Nov
•:
12
July 19
Co
95% Jan
36 Va Nov
31
42y4 Aug
57
104%
18%
19
1
4%%
24
Jan
81
Jan
110
37% May 28
18%
1
4 Va%
20
104%
Co
19
55%
Kaiser Alum &
1
(Earle M)
Jorgensen
Sep
-v
Aug. 14
104%
29'A Aug
50% Dec
112
78
5%
24
32% Mar
Mar 15
.May 29
84
Wednesday
Aug. 13
& Laughlin Steel common_lo
preferred series A
100
Jones
58% Aug lb
Tuesday
Aug. 12
18%
Inc
19% Jan
-4
Monday
Par
50c
Jonathan Logan
24
105 V2 Apr
100 Va Jan
4
26
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
13 % Jan
19
4% Oct
25
21'A Jun
47% Jan
■A
102'.o Mar 26
3',a Dec
47
:
15% Mar
2
7j3,4 Jail
May 29
5
Lowest
YORK
NEW
1, 1963
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 191.2
87%
15%
41%
87%
14%
15%
14%
42%
42%
42Vz
14%
42%
87%
87%
87%
87%
26%
23%
21%
36%
27%
27%
27%
28%
72.600"
22%
22%
22%
22%
10.300
22%
22%
22%
22%
16%
16%
16%
17%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
30%
30%
30%
30%
3.100
11%
11%
29%
11%
11%
9,400
28%
28%
3,000
25%
25%'
23%
21
23'
30
16%
29%
29%
20%
16%
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
11%
29%
1
25%
22%
20%
30
.'
12
29%
11%
11%
29%
51
25%
11%
28%
11%
28%
16%
1.000
-
,
3.400
130
38,500
2.900
16.700
»
L
10
19% May 29
31% Jan
36 Vb Aug
15
40 Vz Mar
20% Oct
25
36% Jan
Jun
15
36% Jan
3
19% Mar 12
25% Jan
13% Oct
22
29% Feb
9
15
18% Aug 14
18
13% Jun
47% Mar 29
8
22% Mar
10
21% Apr
25
39
Jan
15
15
28
24
Feb
8
Sep
7
Apr
2
13% Jan
26
13% Jun
3
21
Apr
22% Dec
11
lVa Aug
21% Aug
7
23% Oct
24
35% Feb
7
26% Jan
2
22 % May 29
43% Feb
8
30Va July 16
13 3
Feb
8
62, 1
Mar 19
'1% Mar 16
May 29
8% Oct
25
43 % Oct
4
9% Oct
24
63% Oct
23
147
v
110% Feb
May 31
15
Jun
25
40
9% Jan
25% Jan
Oct
24
4 % Oct
25
19% Jan
24
57
Jan
2
69% Dec
46
July
9
5
57% Mar
78% Jun
35% Aug 16
15% Aug 13
24
47% Feb
6
15 V8 Oct
23
24% Feb
13
27% Jan
2
155% Jan
23
1
22
Feb
104
Aug
9
95
Dec
90
Jan
3
96
May
104
Mar 20"
'
96
Jun
5
Litton
25
36%
137
Oct~24
Jun
60% Feb
27
151
25% May 29
50
Star
Cement
Lone
Star
Gas
w
i*9i'i Feb
34% Jun
IT
Jan
14"
107
7
Mav 29
8 Vb
May 29
4.84%
12
July
Long
2
5%
96% Aug 16
8
90
Jan
16
4
2
3
152% May 27
Apr
5
4.35%
Loral
7%
Mar 20
>
Jan
7
39
Apr
> 59% Jan
2
82 V2 July
2
29;
11
15% Feb
8
32
4
Jun
Lorillard
■„.•*
40
(P)
Co
Corp
Louisville
•"
9% Jan
2
30 Va Oct
22
6"% J*->n
4
39 V2 Jan
2
12% Apr
49% Apr
Jun
27
21% Feb
20
15%. Jan.
2
19% May 20
Lykes
21% Oct
25
40% Feb
20
24
30
Jan
17
23 % Jun
25
MacAndrews & Forbes
44 Va Mar 15
36% Jan
46% Apr
15
44 % Jun
Mack
5
47% Feb
46 % Jan
52
14
45 Va Jun
86
M
25
23
Jan
Jan
2
56
Jan
67% Jun
Dec
31
92
Jan
96 % Apr
2
30% Jan
15
24
1% Oct
24
3% Mar 27
24
10 % Mar 21
Jun
26
25
47% Mar 20
35 % Jan
2
19% Mar
.-1
24
Jan
8
Madison
16
16
25
56 % Mar 12
36Vz July 30
48% Feb
25
32% Feb
28
22% Jan
2
24
27!
." Feb
14
21% Aug
9
6
5% Jan
7
May 29
20% May 29
45% Mar 14
43% Feb
27
22% May 29
35
25
Oct
21
24
7
';
Mar
34
Aug 30
M'ar
1
12
56
13
Feb
29% Aug 29
46% Mar 15
17
28% Jan
36% Dec
2
27
46 Va Jun
13
42 % Jun
25
77% Jan
5
77% Feb
21
58% Jan
2
84
14
51% Aug 16
May 27
65% Aug 13
87% Jun
4
53
May 18
83% May 17
82V4 Jan
May 21
May 10
83
Feb
2
26
86% Jun
10
75
July 29
77% Aug
6
82
Jan
70% Jun
29
76
77 % Feb
20
84
13:% Oct
24
35% Feb
5
14% Jan
23% Jun
25
35% Feb
2
29% Jan
33
3
48
■
3
19% Jun
Jun
27
78% Jan
21
35
Dec
20
15
Jun
22
32 % Jan
2
19 % Oct
24
23% Sep
19
20% Apr
i5% Nov
27
25% Jan
19
11% May 17
81 % Dec
24
125
Jan
81 Va Dec
27
104
Mar
102% Nov
23
150% Jan
94
108
Dec
19
Jan
19
18% Oct
23
33 Va Feb
21
22% Jan
Jun
21
61 Va Nov
23
28 % Oct
26
40 Va Mar 15
50% Apr
34% Feb
23% Jan
18% Aug
15
8
Jun
26
34% Jan
26
32% Jun
9% Oct
2
60
19% Jan
—
16
49% Feb
40
May 21
10
Jan
Jan
89
Feb
Mar
Apr
7
4
19
73% Mar 13
31 % Apr
26
63
63
63
63
63
I.600
*92%
93
92%
92%
92%
92%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21
20%
21
1%
2
20%
20%
2
1%
2>
2
2
2
1.100
27.700
440
11.300
2 Va
39%
38%
27V2
27%
23%
23
18.000
39%
28
23
Mattel
8%
8%
8%
8%
No par
57%
58%
57%
57%
58%
58%
22%
23
22%
23%
23Va
23%
23%
5
33%
34
33%
34
34
34Va
33%
34%
1
31%
33
32
32%
32
32
32
l
10%
11
10%
11%
10%
11
4
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
34%
Co_
No par
x33%
34i/4
34
341/4
Corp
1
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
41
41%
41%
41%
Corp
&
Corp—
Inc
No par
$6
58%
59%
19.700
24%
24%
7.100
34%
34%
8.700
321/4.
31%
32
11
11
11%
34%
34%
34%
341/a
33%
+
34%
33%
34%
5.200
18%
18%
18%
60.600
41%
41%
42
43%
43%
43%
5.100
44%
47%
48
49%
48%
51%
65
65%
64%
65 %
64%
64%
85%
85%
85%
86
*84%
86
78
*76
78
*841%
85%
*84V2
86
85
85
*84%
86
85%
*84%
x77
77
*77
78
*77
78
*77
100
*851%
87
*85%
87
*851%
87
*85%
116 %
16%
16%
No par
36%
36%
No par
561/2
57
No par
36%
36%
preferred—
16%
36%
36%
36%
56%
57
57%
61
36%
36%
36%
37%
preferred
.
16%
36%
37%
36%
37
60%
37%
60%
37%
*26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21V4
12 Va
12%
12%
12
12%
12
4%%
conv
Ray)
&
Co
81%
77V2
82i/4
100
*76
82
*94Va
78
*76
62%
62%
*62%
25%
26%
25%
54%
53%
54%
82
*76
78
82
81%
100
*94'/a
78
81%
900
-
2.200
9.400
20
1,320
82
100
*94%
62
62
61%
62
62
63
251/4
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
23.900
53%
53%
53 Va
54
53%
38%
14.500
38,000
20.600
26%
54
*76
12
3,300
27
21%
8.100
12.600
81%
63%
1
78
10
3.100
*94Va
82
100
100
Inc
100
260
38V2
39 Va
38%
39V4
38%
39%
38%
38%
52%
38V4
1
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
291/4
29%
29%
1
*171/4
17%
*17%
17%
*17i/4
17%
17
17
16%
17
600
No par
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45
8.100
No par
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16i.4
16%
16 Va
1.200
45%
46 V2
46%
47%
47%
48%
48%
16%
48%
16%
9
16%
49%
49%
15,000
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5.100
25
25%
x24%
24%
2414
2*%
24%
25
24%
25V4
2.700
20Va
20 Va
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
900
Corp
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co
l
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
29% Mar 29
McNeil
20
23% Feb
McQuay Norrls Mfg Co
McKee
(A G) & Co
McKesson & Robblns
76V2
*94 Va
/
21v*
11%
12'/a
100
preference B
26%
26%
x21 Va
200
.
60%
37%
21%
100
preference B—
970
"
37
60
26 %
12
II.200
v
16%
21%
,
56.000
'
87
16%
26%
100
preferred
conv
*85%
16%
16%
36%
87
,_50c
common
convertible
16%
;
3
No par
^
5.600
181/4
85%
„
7.700
18%
65%
V
6.100
,
18%
•
47%
common
conv
convertible
McLean
59%
24Va
85
y
500
1.800
3.000
65
r.
4,000
8%
45 Va
A'
45.700
7%
8
85%
series
5%%
12
34
8
300
1.800
f
10%
'A
651/2
Inc
Corp
Corp
McCrory Corp
3%%
8
48%
No par
preferred 1959
Inc
♦33%
23
23
l
preferred
Mays (J W)
Maytag Co
$1.50
8
*271/2
28
47%
preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No par
MCA
22%
x85 %
5
common
$3.75
3%%
X57
x28
x64%
i
—
.May Dept Stores
$3.40
38%
1
Martin-Marietta
Masonite
38%
1
Corp
Field
8%
38%
Exploration
Midland
Marshall
2
22%
9% Jan
y 62 %
92%
931/2
28%
23 Va Jan
25.
631/4
92%
62%
93
38%
38% Feb
see page
200
63
62%
*22%
12% Jan
footnotes,
52
*27%
10% Oct
For
*51
'
39
18% May
1
51% May 14
1
52
38
10% Jan
July 25
37%
37%
52
22%
McGraw-Hill
13
27
26%
37%
52
28%
29% Aug
Feb
26%
37%
26%
37%
37%
*51%
2 2 V4
39 v* Jan
??% Mar 12
26%
36%
26%
36%
51%
37%
46% Jan
25
26%
*51%
26%
37%
28
23% Jan
29
2.100
52
26%
51%
5
24
Jun
7 300
17%
12.50
30% May 28
8Va Oct 26
lr*<
45%
17%
8%
(J
22
12%
+144%
17%
40
Aircraft
Apr
11%
46Va
17%
26%
McDonnell
51
>.■ 15 °00
11%
45
*8%
McDermott
16
4.790
39%
Corp
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
i
40
5 '00
80%
26%
60% Feb
6
40% May 16
18% Mar 26
79%
36%
8%
McCord
3
49.200
152
17%
.
-11%
79%
120
17%
18
37%
1
McCall
27
783/4
152
3fii/2
14,200
44%
44%
>
-.
40
18
27
45%
14.300
46,100
39.000
26%
28
94 V8 July
44%
*151% 152%
35%
363/8
26,100
17
39%
Jun
78 % Jun
45Vb
45%
151% 151%
36
36%
78%
78%
-11%
11%
43
45%
54.300
99
*97%
15%
*
*8%
23% Jan
72 Va Jun
_
17%
68.000
96%
96%
26 Va
29
9
*
8%
Aug 14
4
*17%
99
500
73%
36%
35%
16% >17%
20 Va
19%
23%
23%
!*136% 160 "
32
31%
*105%
„
96%
72%
26%
Jun
17% Mar
78%
11%
44
31%
—
:>
670
14
40%
61
19% Mar
36%
31%
*105%
*95%
*97%
17%
.*13%
26
38
13
45%
46V«
*151
152
16%
19%
23%
*136% 160
23
/
74%
36%
36%
16%
16%
19%
20%
23%
23%
*136% 160
31%
31%
*105%
'
*95%
96%
*97%
99
16%
17%
4%
:
40
Jan
35
93
2
21
17%
73%
4%
8%
34 % Jan
19
22
Apr
37% May 16
29% Jun
63
87
'
99
26%
100
Marlin-Rockwell
4
10
96%
13%
40%
Maracaibo Oil
40% May 23
38% Feb
5
44 % Aug
26.100
15%
31%
1
common.
Manning Maxwell & Moore
33% July 22
15% Feb 26
36% Jan
3.700
4%
51%
26V4
Marine
22% Jan
51%
50%
4%
*13%
8%
Maremont
July 26
50%
51
,-
19V2
<
__
5
Marathon Oil Co
3
18.100
40%
16
Apr
12.500
15%
26%
15
18
41%
15%
8%
23
32
40%
15%
40%
34% Aug
33 % July 24
41%
15%
26%
35
11
18% Jan
40%
15%
*8%
59% Aug
10% Jun
27
24
40%
40%
2
2
151%
72
26 Va
2
24% Jan
9% Jun
7
July 31
Jan
51
i,
23
50
common
Inc
22% Aug
4
30 Va Oct
Fund
26% Jan
28% Sep
May 28
25% May 29
9
151%
Manhattan Shirt
33% May 24
25% May 14
4% Jun
12.300
72%
151%
Square Garden Corp com_l
60c convertible preferred
No par
Magma Copper
_3 %
Magnavox Co
1
Mallory (P R) & Co
1
27% May 15
45% Jun 24
Jun
36
17%
Madison
20% Oct
19
17%
preferred series A
9% Jan
8% July 18
Inc
preferred
(R H) Co Inc
4%%
4.600
72%
72Va
*151%
■>■
M
Trucks
2% Jan
1 % July
25
Macy
11%
42 V4 " 43%
300
72%'
151%
16%
11%
:
r
4,900
2,100
15%
—10
Co
8.200
34
26.300
36%
—78%
11%
43%
30%
33%
10%
36%
78
30%
34 /
14%
72
36
30%
56%
36%
-
1%
21%
10%
73
17%
9.800
10.400
l'/a
*21 Va
14%
36%
99
36.400
16%
1%
21%
33%
H
2.300
38%
16%
X55%
72
10
Steamship
5 %%
3
93
7% Oct
34% Jun
May 27
72
17% Oct
Jun
Bros
1
17%
38
17
10%
37%
31%
*17%
39%
21%
30%
„
4%
14
73%
*105%
*95%
*97%
17%
17%
2.300
12.800
142,400
14%
4%
13%
96%
17%
56%
4%
15
31%
25
17%
14%
51%
—
24%
18%
10%
73%
31%
25
56%
4%
147/a
19%
23%
*136% 160
26%
14%
51
77%
(M) & Sons Inc—
1
Lukens Steel Co
3.33Va
73
19%
26%
56%
15%
>
26
72%
>
39%
17%
51
14%
55%
14%
39%
46
46%
150% 150%
35%
36%
Lowenstein
«
(
Jan 16
27
15
32%
10%
55%
*46
18
17%
38%
16%
1%
1%
30%
51'
24%
7,
.
22
30%
33%
10%
15%
19%
50
~
15%
5
*105Vz
*95%
*97%
17%
100
17
39%
23%
160'
,
(Ky)_No par
Nashville
&
:
^_5
common.
preferred-
Louisville Gas & El Co
15%
*136%
25c
:
51%
16%
5
100
100
100
Electronics
16%
..
18%
17%
40%
*151%
"22%
'
30%
32%
10%
28%
*46
25%
151%
"19%
Lighting Co com
preferred
D preferred
series E preferred
series
40%
36
,
22
72%
25%
25
24%
17%
17
39%
16%
1%
*21%
39%
17%
1%
'
51
25%
18%
17%
151%
50%
100
series B
>
4%
*15
72%
I
10
Island
74%
151 %
*46
25
14%
15%
preferred
conv
4.25%
18% July 12
5>,,% Msr 17
,142% Jan
4
"
•
39%
4
Corp
14%
151%
1
1
Co.common
1% ;
21%
30%
32%
10%
x73
1
Corp.
25%
24%
xl7%
17
37%
17
1%
*21 %
30%
32%
10%
54%
53%""54%
20
Inc—
Aircraft
Lone
>42% Jan
6
Apr
Industries
17%
37%
17
.14%
2.50
*
pfd
conv
Loew's Theatres Inc
15
64
•
common
26%
25 /
18%
17Va
37Va
16%
1%
*21 %
30%
32
10%
—5
Co_
non-cum
Lockheed
1112% Apr
1
Belt
3%%
29
*46
51
25%
24%
17%
5
50c
.
24% Feb
.94% Mar
31
Link
*46
25
—100
Inc
23% Jan
4
23% May 24
29% Apr
~6
88
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Llng-Temco-Vought
V
Mar 14
44
2
l**?% .lap'
v
preferred
28
17% Jan
'
1
4
Jun
22
18% May 29
123
Jun
6
7%
3
7% Mar 14Lionel Corp
13% Aug 14
17% Oct
100% July
54
2
4% Aug 13
.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
6
47Vb Mar 29
,18% Feb 27
2
46% Jan
54% Mar 29
•
2
159>+Apr
13% July 10
2
15% Oct
0
37% Aug
2
•
56% Aug 15
16% May
83% May
2
J*n
150
14
39% Jan 22
11% Jun 20
2
66% Jan
6
15
1% Feb 12
23
Jan 31
30% Aug
7
12 Vb Mar 26
,
155% May li
45% Nov 26
31 Vz May 29
1
50% July 24
17% Mar 12
.
9
40% Aug 14
20% Jun 19
9
1 Va
May
2n% Feb
3
17
16% Aug 15
19% Jan
,
Laboratory for Electronics **ic
1
Laclede Gas Co common—
4
4.32% preferred series A
25
Lane Bryant
No par
Lanvin-Parfums Inc
—1
Lear Siegler Inc—
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
—5
Leesona Corp
5
Lehigh Portland Cement
—15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$1.50 conv pfd series A
No par
Lehman Corp
1
Lehn & Fink Products
1
Leonard Refineries Inc
3
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
5
Libby McNeil & Libby
—7
Jan 14
May 7
Apr 26
Inc
Trucking Co
& Eng Co
Mach
A
No par
10
1
44
1
Volume
Number 6291
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(693)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Sange for Previous
STOCK&
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
37 Vs Aug
45 % Feb 21
8
97
Jun 20
93% Jan
7
Tear 1962
Lowest
Highest
33% Jun 20
91' Jan 30
Jun
17
27
24% Oct
48 Va Apr
Jun
29
26% Feb
7
20% Jan
32% Apr
90
Oct
6
19% Aug 15
10
86% Jan
Feb
28
20y4 Mar 11
96
'
25
81% Jan
12
2
90
2
28
94% Mar 23
77% Jan
88% NoV 23
88% Jan
3
5
8% May 28
.9% May 29
14% Jan
52% Jan
12
13
24
Aug 17
4Va%
14
Juri
93
Merck
25
24
28
Jan
2
34% Aug 12
82% Jan
3
88% Jun
19
85
Apr
29
90
93% Jan
2
97
26
96% Jan
7
101
Nov
Jan
8
80
July
9
94
Jan
9
100 % Aug
25
May 28
39% Apr
43
Oct
58 y4 Feb
81
95 % Jan
Dec
102
2
-
86
89
10
34% Jan
3
39
14
49% Jan
2
.67*
101
5
2
70% Feb
8
60% Jan
40% Feb
5
24% Jan
69
22
23
2
24
70 Vs Oct
24
77 % Oct
121
a
Mar 19
25
18% Jan
84% Jan
2
79% Jan
23
17 Vs Dec
14
113
88% Feb
2
52% Jan
15
70 % Feb
24% Jan
4
18'A Jan
2
May 29
45% Apr
24
40 % Feb
8
7
Mar
6
Jun
21
47
Dec
7
19
Jun
28
31 % Dec
31
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2 V4 Oct
22
4V4 Jan
3
27/s Jan
35% Jun
26 3 * Jun
25
51% Mar
1
48% Jan
22
42
18 % Jun
25
25% Jan
65 V4 Oct
25
Jun
30
Oct
69 % Jan
Aug
80
22% Mar 20
Apr
7% Jun
15
Nov
29
1L1A Apr
16
20
5
Oct
22
10 Vs Nov
29
9% Jan
16
35
Jun
25
52 % Jan
2
Jan
17
31
May 28
May 29
39% Dec
20
38 Vs Jun
10
28
49
42% Mar 26
July 23
July 22
54% Apr 10
42% Apr
5
39% Apr
8
36% July 10
33% Mar 13
15
16% July 18
23% Jan
11%
12
22,600
29y2
30
29
14%
34.500
29'
29 V*
29
29%
1
29 Va
29%
30%
14 V4
33%
34%
88%
32%
29%
33%
32%
30%
33%
30%
31V8
17,900
883/4
32%
89%
33%
*88%
90
32%
333/8
33,400
893/4
893/4
160
pfdllOO
88%
100
101
2
41V4 Jun
38%
63
64 Va
5
100
28
24
8% Oct
23
37 Vs Apr
12 % Feb
17% Opt
23
36% Jan
22
17V4 Diec
4
10
May 29
48 V4 Oct
24
89 Va
May 29
29
18% Oct
24
♦103V4
_iq
28 V4 Jan
May 28
29%
Nov
26% Sep
23
2
14% Nov
23
-Aug 16
Jun
44%
Jan
23
12
*851%
64y2
class
39
/
10
39
v
9.600
633/4
64%
633/4
1031/2
♦IO31/4
67%
67;
67%
2.300
29%
28 3/4
293/a
11.700
20
108%
109 %
110.3/8
291/2
%
29
20%
108%
1071%
87
201/4
20%
X106%
;
108 3/4
,./
60 3/4
61%
60%
61%
61 >/4
21
21%
21%
213/4
21%
213/4
45%
56%
45%
45 %
45%
45%
453/8
57%
56%
56%
56%
57
*34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
373/4
375/8
*341/4
38%
38%
3%
38,
35/a
33/4
381/4
*3%
87
87
♦14
14 »/8
87
87
141/4
14%
61%
62
21%
10.400
23,900
88
2.500
14 Vs
14%
500
62V4
63%
41,000
22
21%
22
45%
45%
45%
45%
1,300
57
571/4
57%
58V4
8,600
34%
34%
34 Va
500
38%
381/4
383/,
9.600
3%
37/8
5.600
I
6.200
64y0
64 y8
64%
66%
67
30%
303/4
313/4
313/4
241/8
321/4
24
Va
24%
24
24Va
91/3
9%
303/4
303/4
24 Va
24%
24V4
x24y0
9%
9%
9%
91/4
>
20%
1103/b
*871/4
30%
30%
24
64%
10
20%
87
33/4
'30%
9%
6.500
i
3%
64
64%
64
1043/4
108 Vi
141/4
62
14 V«
64
.'/■ 9
38%
—
87
103%
14
common__5
103
*66>/2
29i/a
,3%
*85%
*101%
07%
66
87 V
5
89
IO43/4
29%
65%
14
A_No par
101
*86%
87
3.50a
66%
20%
37%
*88%
103
383/a
297/8
*99
89/
*101%
86
10
893/4
101
*86%
5
I
29%
*1031/4
104%
19%
109
*99
38%
64
283/4
•
4
67%
8%
2.000
1.700
:!
1,200
100
*67%
69
100
*77%,
79
*77%
79
79
25%
79
x25Va
79
25 3/a
79%
25
79%
V
18%
19%
173/4
241/4
24%
173/4
*173/8
181/2
241/4
24%
4,400
19%
193/4
181/4
181/4
193/o
*17%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
3,600
51%
52%
52%
53%
107.400
38 3/4
39 Vi
No par
25 %l
25
*17%
No par
Co
V19
*67%
69
*67%
69
*77%
24
k
*67 '/a
69
91/4
*67%
27,200
69
"60
19
200
2
x503/4
513/4
50%
511/4
503/a
38%
39
No par
383/4
38 3/4
383/4
511/4
383/4
37%
37%
36%
36%
39
36%
37
393/4
3.200
♦363/4
37
36 3/4
37
3.200
163/4
163/4
163/4
163/4
*163/4
16 %
38%
383/4
38%
*163/4
16%
16%
163/4
900
45.600
_
Co
Lines
Wheel
Mountain
Aug 16
III~3
—Iio
Co
M.8L Industries Inc
Mueller
Brass
''
391/8
39%
9%
9%
391/4
393/8
24 Va
9%
9%
10
241/4
241/a
*93/4
215/s
x213/8
215/B
243,fe
243/4
203/4
21%
243/4
247/8
773%
20%
21
75%
751/4
20%
76%
215/a
6.800
8.000
761/4
78
76%
775/a
20.400
43
75%
.413/4
—
No par
Co
391/2
93/8
24 Va
24
5
I
Supply
•38 «/4
9%
24%
9%
Iio
Corp
Fuel
383/4
9%
•'.:
21%
12
(John) & Co
42%
27 V4 Feb
1
22 y# May
2
21%
Mu/phy Corp_J_____
_——_1
18%
Murray Corp of America
1
38%
40% May 28
~
v"
5
1
,27
10
77
,
413%
41%
1.400
42
41%
42'/4
26%
x26
1
Aug
17%,Feb
Z
20%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co, (GC)
30% Jan
64V,
381/4
193/4
V
15
20
,64
38%
65%
31% Jan
22
103
38%
29%
26% Aug
21
*161%
89
*85% ,87
*101% 103
1
Motorola Inc
6
30
21 % Jan
19
Mar 21
103
100
*87
J
29%
l_5
Motor
Aug 15
43
*99
89
87
65
No par
No par
Corp
Morrell
19
78
Jan
Feb
29
25
22% Jun
17
Apr
35
34% Jan
1
Jun
16% Jan
101
♦87
,'♦85%
283/4
preference——100
Enterprises Inc
Mpore-McCormack
May 16
31%
58
4
Mar 26
32
May 29
21
12% May 22
2
July 30
.8% Jan
23.
Mar 14
41% Jan
20 Vs
-
11
89
86
'
29%
Mining & Chemical
Amer shs (5 shares or 5,000 lire)
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
11
24% Oct
*99
38%
MJontana-Dakota Utilities
Montana Power Co
2
32 % Jan
V 200
12
143/a
Montecatini
19% Oct
901/4
11%
♦101%
Chemical
15,500
14 y8
100
RR
*89%
330
; 1.400
■
141/4
Inc_II__I_10
Monsanto
901/4
-S
12%
4.20% preferred
Monarch Machine Tool
Monon RR class A
Class B
20 %
14
*89%
23%
100
13%
86
Mohasco Industries Inc
3%% preferred
1
30 % May 23
76% July 12
18
Jan
2
10
997/8
23%
12
Portland Cement Co—6.25
Missouri Public Service Co
1
23
23%
97
60
231/4
13%
Missouri
24
23%
100%
90
♦87
Missouri Pacific
Apr 30
11% Jan
23%
99%
97 y4
90y4
12%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
37% Mar 29
27
*23%
993/4
13%
Mission Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
15
88
97%
100
Mission
May 31
73%
8% July
80
13
4% Feb
2
22% Jan
66
7
35% July 12
Feb 18
Aug
5
2
3
19%
87
12
Minn Mining & Mfg
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
9
44
37 V4 July 24
11% Apr 19
69% May 11
75% May 28
15
44 Vs
Apr
Jun
58% Aug
6
29 % Mar
34
23
49
v
22.900
19%'
87
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100
convertible
193/4
871/2
203/8
89%
preferred
3%
-
3,200
19%
87
19%
100%
preferred
Minnesota
22%
87
221/4
13%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.5o
8
24
♦221/s
21
213/4
12
Laboratories Inc
2
Minerals & Chemicals
Philipp__I__i
27
15% Jan
64% Apr
16.100
98
30
Miles
4
Shares
40 Va
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13%
Corp common
0%% 1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
4
2
24
Mar
Jun
38
"
29%
Midland-Ross
1
24
15
17
14% Oct
7% May 29
Apr
Va
98
No par
Inc
4.45% preferred
Middle South Utilities
38
the Week
■
88
19%
♦87
3.80%
4
37%
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98
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11%
Aug. 16
21%
88
3.85%
1
Jun
Apr
14
41V8 Jun
34
2
5
Apr
23 V4 Jun
2
May 29
;
33,% Apr
2
2
133'A Jan
98% Jan
Aug
104% July
Mar 22
-
Jan
13 Va Oct
July
"~
Friday
Aug. 13
213/s
23%
♦86
5
Metromedia Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred
87 % May 22
103-
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99 y2
16%c
Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1
May 17
11
10
24
Apr
84
6
16% Oct
55
Feb
Apr
98% Apr
May 28
84% Oct 26
87
23
Feb
15
98
21%
88
No par
12.50
21%
21%
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 14
37%
38
2?%
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21%
21
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preferred
98
21 %
Wednesday
Aug. 13
37%
38
.
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100
Inc
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
,
1
Co Inc colnmon
&
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37 V4 May 31
25>
58 Vs Feb 15
16% Nov 23
2b
10% Jun
Co
Tuesday
Aug. 12
37%
37%
5
preferred (1st series!—100
Portland Cement
No par
$3.5o
13% Apr 29
14% AUg 16
37% May 8
26% Oct
common
Mercantile Stores
I
if
■
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
Apr 29
100% Aug
9
11% July 16
11% Jan
2
29
July 18
2
28% Oct
Jan
Corp
Medusa
25 V4
2
84 V2 Jan
Mead
S
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EXCHANGE
25% May 20
27% Jan
3
4
18% May 28
60
Jun 25 i
NEW
26 Va
42%
265%
42%
43
26%
271/4
43%
41%
425/s
27%
28%
28
423/a
283/4
413/4
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423/4
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48.40Q
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27
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27
21%
I 21 Va
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21 >/a
21%
185/8
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22
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183/4
183/4
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193/4
213/4
39
19%
38%
193/4
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19%
38%
19%
5.800
38 %
383/a
38%
381/4
38%
2.400
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27
V
27
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n
13 Va
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11 Va Jun
24% Dec 27
25
19 V» May 19.
33"
AUg 22
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54% Jan
2
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663/4 Oct 24
•
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12
25% Mar
24
43 % Jan
11% Jan
Jan
4
132 3/4 Jan
2
65
24
293/4 Feb
5
18% May 29
233/a Dec
14
2 2 3/a Jan
16
46 Va Jun
25
72
20% Oct
24
833/4 Jan
2
30% Apr 23
93 Va Dec 28
47
5
Jun
Jan
4
59
31'
7
30 3/4 Jan
33 Va Oct
56 V2 Jan
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5
Oct
22
98'
JAn
24 V8 Oct
24
32
26% Oct
993/4 Dec
9'
33 Va Oct
82 Va Jan
28
4
96 % Feb
54
Feb
35
Juri
25
2
50
98
May
8
Feb
13
2
773/8 Aug 13
25% May 27
28% Feb 25
40 % Aug
1
27% Jan
8
33 V4 May 29
/
103 % Jun
17
50%' Apr
45% Feb
30
15% May 29
24 % Feb
20
18
Jan
2
28
13 % Oct
24
223/aJan
2
15
Jan
2
15 Vs Jun
22
23%
Feb 16
15
•
24
Jun
2
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10 % Oct 25
6 3,4 N.ov
8
6
21
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6% Feb
6
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13
11% Jan
9
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2
7% Feb
1
2
273/4 jun
25
75
52
May 29
81 %
19 V8 May 29
Mar
.
Apr
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6
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24%; Jan
36
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43% Jan
83
Aug 23
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86% May 10
86% Feb 20
85
97
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.
5
86
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28
14
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-
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31
89%
2
2
3334 Feb
2
Jun
27
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26
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15
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31
40
9
:
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86
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46
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74
3
13
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25
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New
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2
May 28
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85% Feb 25 :
67% Jun 28
Dec
19
72% Jan
76 y4 Jan
3
71
Jun
26
79
Feb
23
79
Jan
2
86
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4
85
Jan
18
94
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27
104
-
100
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Jun
3
29
i
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107
:
4
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8
88
92
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6
107
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7
4
21
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9
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9
85 Va
July 31
110% Dfec
31
105
7
22
4
26
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3
14 V
Sep 27
15% Jun
25
May 29
Jan
4
72% Jan
30
24
19% Oct
23
30
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6% Oct
25
15
Jan
22
110% Feb
25
Jan
29% Jan
Jan
18
125
Apr
15
24
13 % Jan
18
14% Jun
>
28
18% Feb 21
51% Aug 15
20% Mar 4
7% Apr 29
9
6
23% July 31
66 3/4 Jan
2
26% Apr
9% Jan
29
J an
2
11% May 29
16% Jan
9
65 Va Jan
2
76
May 22
72% Jan
2
41% Dec
19
45
Dec
26% May 21
80% Jun 21
433/4 Jan
4
57% Aug 15
43
2
55% Aug 16
34 % May 29
102
Jun
107
107
48 Va
6
Mar
6
104% Jan
11
113% Mar
7
107% Jan
29
114y4 Mar
6
109
Jan
2
44% Jan
4
39
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11
109
Oct
11
Sep
26
30Va Oct
24
373/4 Mar 16
78 3/a Mar 23
93
May 11
85% Jan
8
91% Apr
Jan
3
93% May 31
933/4 Dec 20
86
24
86
Jan
19 V8
May 29
33 Va Jan
May 29
42% Dec 10
40 Ya Dec
44% Dec
17% Jun
25
31% Jan
2
31% Sep
11
59%
19
23
14
Apr
14
25% May 29
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
28
13% Jkn
Jan
33% Mar 29
76
Jan
2
92 V2 Jan
4
91% Jan
93
Feb
11
9
93
108
Mar
31
1
111% May 20
110% Jan 17
48'/s Alig 15
,
38 3/8 Jun
5
4
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31
12
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27
56% May 23
42% Mar
253/a Jan
21
14
For
footnotes,
2
see page
51
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31
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23
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18
36
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6
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38
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2
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3
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95
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27
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10
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2.600
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27
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94
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109
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106
106
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;
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preferred
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75
290
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23%,
18
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79%
79%
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100
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2.400
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24
18.700
18
18
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9%
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55%
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55%
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53%
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54%
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1063/4
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24
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110
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23
117
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270
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Norwich Pharmacal Co
10
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79%
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110
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60
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preferred
;
100
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—100
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100
Northrop Corp
1
Northwest Airlines Inc
10
Northwest Bancorporation
3%
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
5
—
;
420
-
•
793/4
122 %
♦133/4
—100
Northern Pacific Ry.
Northern States Power Co com
251/4
14%
18 3%
100
23
22%
223/4
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23
118%
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10
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50
preferred
75
109
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24
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110
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54%
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75
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North American Sugar Ind
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Indiana P S Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred—
54%
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54%
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50
34%
com.No par
,
44% Jan
33%
25%
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49%
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20
32
25%
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Jun
25%
33%
25%
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7%
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12.900
32%
34
25%
641%
9%
preferred
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$4.lo preferred
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553/8
70%
34%
preferred —
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preferred
100
Niagara Share Corp...
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t
1
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Adjustment preferred
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6% preferred...
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Norri8-Thermador Corp
50c
North American
Aviation
1
,_i
5.60%
36.400
39.500
54%
343/8
10%
5.25%
5.80%
15% ■116%
69%
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96
Feb 19
Apr 22
20% Aug 15
10
■
May 31
May 20 -V
16
69%
54%
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State Electric Gas
$3.75
preferred.....
.VS 4.85%
18
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York; Shipbuilding Corp
4.10%
;
16
70%
;
49%
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3.40% preferred
..100
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100
3.90% preferred
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V
V
1063/4 Jan 30
20%'Jan
3
23% July 29
153/4
69
1
Chicago & St Louis Co
'
16Va
343/4
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277/a Jan
21 % JAn
*
97 % May 31
16% Oct 24
46
55 Va Aug 14
76% May 27 /
82% Jan 23 ,
11
Central
531/2
693/4
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7%
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3.400
68%
49%
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May 28
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54
906
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-
45 %
2
May
-
27%
49%
.
45% July
3
37
4
27%
53'%
27%
54%
806
-
34%
—
,
»
108 % May 15
53 * Apr
8
38.
Mar 11
10% Aug
9
r
V
2 &
Apr 29
84% Jun
2
Jan
;
27%
7%
61
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3% % preferred—
_100
New England Electric System
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Ney England Tel & Tel Co_
20
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp common^_10
•
54% July 31
5
15
8
2
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__
Nevada Power Co
•
27%
73/4
*47%
1
Neptune Meter Co__
5 '
14
2
28% Jan
12
Jan
85
21
Jan
94
Aug
33
Apr
28% May
45% Aug
54VtJan
2
39% Mar 21
10% Jun
Jan
61% Jan
Nov 20
36 Va May 29
26
Jun 22
?8 %
'July 31
70
15
24
2
27%
"
73/4
16%
*93
___No par
4
Co__
Neisner Bros Inc
27%
25
1
10
Vulcanized Fibre Co
Na^omas Co ;
'-si Nautec Corp
„
8
6 y4
27 y2
63 Va
—5
National
7
Aug
18% Jan
32
Oct" 31
27
National Sugar Ref Co
15
?7%
25
Co__
National Starch & Chemical—50o
National Steel Corp
5
National Tea
-38 Va
'
io
National-Standard
-
37.1/8
73/4
50
Co
Lead Co—
National Linen Service Corp
May 21
9% Apr
13% Jan
9% Aug 12
12
25% Jan
Apr
5
AUg 15
49
9% Mar 29
23
13% Or/;
47
343/4 Mar
60%
373/4
73/4
68%
,33%
1
5
(Qonv)
Gas
60%
36%
,
153/4
No par
National
«
18% May 31
19 Va Jan 29
27
preferred
60
38
53%
53
National General Corp
1
National Gypsum Co common i
i
.$4.50 preferred™—
_No par
2
68 Va Jan
35% Jan 10
4^%
National Fuel
*
,73/4
593/s
371/4
*7%
'
38%
68
5
Nat'l Distillers & Cbem Corp com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
3
12% Feb
;
59%
38%
59»%
273/a
5'
I_IIHo
Corp
Register
National Castings Co
National city Lines Inc_
National Dairy
Products
59
37 y8
7%
*58%
36%
5
National Cash
12
2
.
58%
/-7%
•
1
National Can
10
26% Jan
40% Jan
4
*
5
"]
.
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit C6
May 24
673/4 Jan
1
.
4
28/
3
V9 Mar 19
,
1
Corp—,
National Acme Co
National Airlines
Aug 12 / ~
7% Jan
27
;
34
48% July 18
Jan
2
Apr 30
61
2
July 19
2
29 Va
3
Najtco
55% Aug 16
16% Jun 24
92% Jan
2
I*
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15/
4
9'A Mar 27
24
Jan
23 % Mar
Mar 23
54
223/4 May 29
.5% Oct 24
10%" Mar 7
70% May 16
38% Aug 12
5
20=% Jan
183-4 Oct
18
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62 Va Mar 16
22
■
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
Monday, August 19, 1963
,
.
(694)*
22
RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
Year 1962
Wednesday
Aug. 13
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Aug. 11
Tuesday
Aug. 13
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1,19G3
Range Since Jan.
Aug. 13
Aug. 16
Shares
^
o
92
29
80 % Jun
97 % July
97
8
102
105
100 %
3
Nov
Jan
9
7
100% Apr
D^c 14
94% July 18
12
19
May
2
105
26
22% Mar 25
18% Feb
9
98% Apr
26
34% May 29
41 % Jan
3
14% May 29
19% Jan
12
Mathieson Chemical Corp
16
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange
& Rockland Utilities
59% Jan
30
Otis
11
Outboard Marine Corp
17% May 13
24
24 % Mar
1
14
25% Jan
2
46% Oct
26
87% Feb
13
50% Aug
Jun
25
96 ■* Jan
2
72% Jan
99% Jun
Jan
115
16
15% Jan
15
24% May
11
23% Jun
105
Jan
18
37
Apr
9
15% May
1
19% Aug 15
Pacific
American
12% Jan
4
16 % Aug
16
Pacific
Cement
25
34% Jan
29
Pacific
38%
38%
38%
42
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
30
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
29%
49%
48%
49
48%
49%
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11%
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20%
21
21
21%
21%
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21%
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51%
52%
52%
48%
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18%
18%
14%
15
14%
15%
32%
32%
32%
17%
59%
16%
16%
59
59%
5
20% Jun
24
Pacific
Intermountain Express Co_5
16%
1
63% Jan
17
1
14% May 13
No par
Pacific
1
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
6% preferred
100
58%
61% Dec 27
May 29
47
30% July
53% May
fl 10% Mar
.
26
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
5
Apr
157
July 25
2
141
158% Feb
1421/4 Oct
5
5 % May 28
25
25
6"% Jun 11
17% Jan 15
35 % Apr
30% July 19
2
39% Jan
26 Vb May 29
Electjic
&
Corp
Petroleums Ltd—
Consolidated
Tin
Pacific
25
20
Jan
3
9% Jan
2
12
11 % Jan
2
16% May 15
Pan
25
15% Jan
12
21% Jan
2
43% Aug
Pan
Amer World Airways
12
67% Jan
2
Jan
10
6% Apr
35% Mar
10J/4 Jun
15% Oct
24% Feb
70% Dec
24
45% May 29
91 % Aug 23
8
97% Feb
58% Feb
96
16
Oct
24
18% Oct
24
38% Mar 15
42% Oct
24
31
22% Jun
21
75% Apr
35
Jan
23% Jun
15
27
9
9% Jan
28
8
48 % May
22
34 % Aug 12
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
24
67% July 30
Parmelee
38% Aug 12
Peabody Coal Co common
29% Jan
28
?5% Apr
10
1.4%
NOV
Oct
22
7% Oct
7
J 7% Jan
Mar 29
24
8
15
14
26
19 % Jan
2
May 31
40
4
.148% Jan
3
39
10% Feb
July 31
17
40
23% Jun
25
41
Jan
2
34
Jan
3
25%
14
34% Feb
20
30% Jan
3
38% Mar 22
32% Apr
'52%
May 29
37
Jun
28% May 29
Jan
101
25
101% May 25
3
27
18% Feb
2
31% Oct
22
54% Jan
2
30 Vb May
29/
1131 % Jan
;
8
52% Mar 19
46
Feb
16
46
Jan
2
2
38
Aug
1
2
33
Oct
24
56% Feb
25
Jun
22
58
Jan
55% July
.-
17% Aug
12% Jun
15
19% Mar 15
13% Jan
49% Oct
24
59% Mar 23
51% Mar 14
56
Jun
4
66% Jan
42
51
Jan
9
35% Oct
24
Jan
25
18% Oct
24
2
23% July 8
16% Feb 12
Feb
I3
24% May 31
23
1
62% Jan
18 Vb May
30% Jun
62"% Aug
6
7
Jan
7
88 % Nov
28
86% Jan
11
Jan
Sep
13
97
19
106
Jan
31
81
Jan
2
112% Jan
5
,
80% July 25
•
Oct
42
84% Feb
•
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33 Ve Jan
6
18% Jun
19
41% Jan
4
Jan
11
18
32%
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31%
33%
61%
61%
61%
62%
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38%
38%
38%
38%
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27
16%
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Sep
28
81
8
73
12% Jun
22
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53
1
86
10
15!
14% Jan
2
1
134% Jan
67% Feb
20
51% Jan
12% Jan
4
Jan
9
7
May
May 10
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82
46%
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30%
31%
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27
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161/4
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16
16
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*2,0% Jun 25 -V
29
6
Jan,
95%. Mar
.,v
•■-
31
3
:-34%.Dec
24
81% Jun
...
-
13% May 31
38; jJan
-41
v Jan
/ 35%. Mar 29
116% Mar
Oct
j
V:
Jan
7
;
*
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steal Co com
No par
May 8
58% Aug 16
143
~
1,4,500
27%
y
•27%
15%
52
?
:
*99%
101
53
20 %
350
52 5%
51%
15%
20%
11,700 :
85
83-3/4
*83%
52 %
«:,
52%
.>■"
751/4
'
-; 85
"
52 VB
28
81%
36 %
75
V,
851/4
130
25,400
34%
35%
75
60'
:
105
105
34%
210
,
52
28%
180
101:.
105
% 85%
120
90
*100%
100
105
28%
*82
90
90 %
*90
..9,100
36%
■
102 %,
102%
83%
53
51%
35%
>
36
1,400
*83 Vi
83%
57%
-V
61
.
*83V4
99%
•
60%
100
86
52%
101
51,400
61
/
4,200
27%
501/4
75%
17%
58%
57%
*99%
18 y
49%
35%
83%
,,.//
17%
27%
501/4
103
.
83
No par
No par
1
2
<
181/4
59%
105
*85
..
3,400
27%;
35%
75
/•:
75VB
86
24%
*102%
34 %
35%
35
36%
35%
:•/• - 74%' "75%
1
243 8
*
8,200
49%
v
I 100
100
105
•
17%
90%
*90
90 Vb
v.
*100
400
49%
1011%
24% 1
48%
i'
50% 4?
55
-
27
-
90
90%
*90
17%
101%
24%
:
*54
541/2
*100
103
*102 %
-
171/4
■
54 Vb
36
36
103
1,000
43
60V4
59 %
'
36
100
100
100
100
50c
5
42%
52
423/4
495/a
5
42%
10,600
54%
27%
/
42%
170
42
52%
17%
27%
25%
41%
55 3/8
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
1
42%
320
181.400
20%
52%
/
1
20%
19%
'.
54%
v
V 101%
*100
101%
*101/
i:
;
351/4
34%
34%
104 Vb
35
19%
40%
,
35%
35%
35
35
35
5,700
1,200
9,300
42
41%
43
104%
34%
104 Vb
34%
104%
40
86,300
-
5
Co
V 7%
-:
7%
42%
7,200
•j 78
7%
42%
15%
7%
7%
*34 %
100
27
*39%
"7%
3
'
1 7%
7%
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)—No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1—1
9
48
31%
16
15%
4,800
7%
46%
19%
18%
7%
7%
7%
5,200
48
50
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Aug 12
17% Jan
Jan
16
1
1
1
5
98%
*97
7%
7%
46%
$4 preferred
18
34% May
2
72% Jan
Jan
7%
47%
Pillsbury Co common
64 % May 20
102 % Jan
3
1
64
'
■
26
86 % Mar
.
21% Jan
Feb
Aug 17
67
7%
1.
—1_100
13.90% series preferred
1—100
Phillips Petroleum'
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
14
7
13% Jan
39
Feb
6
10
26% July
1 i
22
981/2
13%
131/4
751/4
98%
74%
*97
98%
45%
Philip Morris Inc common—
55% Jun
99 % July
65 % Mar 19
23
*97
Corp
Phila & Reading Corp
17
51% Jan
27
•
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.68%
2
24
22
88 % May
2
4
27
July
'
15
2
Jan
23
11% Oct
4.30%
91
47 Vo Jan
69
30% Oct
5
90 % Apr
•
July 19
'81% Jan 10
100% Nov
24
Feb
Feb
84?
17% Apr
24
Oct
97
3.80%
41% Apr
21 ?'
26% Apr
15% Oct
40
4
108
16
59% Mar 14
24
1
Mar
103
70% July 23
87% Mar 27
■
July 16
82
103
76
*97
98%
7%
Phila Electric Co common
91% Jun
103% Nov
24
6,400
73%
♦97
47%
& Co Inc
(Chas)
14.40%
105
6
61% Oct
741%
75%
73%
74
74%
75
42%
7%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
36 Vb, May 22
July 10
Aug 23
26% Oct 24
43%
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
21
2
Jun
101
43%
Corp of America
Petroleum
6
96
.
42 Vb
Service Inc
Gas
Petrolane
1
52% Mar
Apr
42%
46 Vb
preferred—i
4%%
Pfizer
82
100
42%
25
common
9
98
8
Co
54% May
100
9,600
112,800
Corp
29 % Jan
15
34% Mar 20
May 29
15%
43»b
No par
5
convertible preferred
Milk
13
15%
42%
_10
2
Jian
47
57% Mar 15
33 % Oct
5%
Pet
101% May 20
28% May 2
19% Jan
J
42
44% Oct
25
31
101% July 13
15
13% Jun
99
May 27
99% Mar 8
12%
15%
1
Permanente Cement
18,900
431/4
——1.
Perkin-Elmer
12
16 Vb
15%
No par
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
9
7
48% Jan
240
2,900
15%
16
15%
15%
15!
42%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
56% May 15
11
Co
6%
6
6%
15%
61/4
6 Vb }
6%
6
13%
Pennsylvania RR
Pennzoil
1441/4
145
145
15%
16
5
6,400
144 %
33
33%
145
143%
13%
13
43% July
33%
15%
Feb
42% July 26
2
35% Feb
331/8
32%
20,100
13%
20% Aug
103
2
28
190,000
15%
preferred
conv
"6,500
12%
■18%
15%
common
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
May 16
106% Feb
Apr
13% Jan
10 % Jun
Fruit Co Inc
4.68%
59%
11%
13%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4%s%
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
100
36
3
5
98% Apr 17.
106 % May
98 % July 25
95
Jan
..
14
Apr
2
50
Apr 29
44% July
9
35% Aug 16
59
11%
15%:
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
50 %
2
17%
59 Vb
11
"
15%
Penick & Ford_.
Penn
17%
58%
11
33
33%
6
17%
13%
Industries
Tool
29,900
59»A
1
prior preferred
conv
11,500
32%
16%
1
Transportation
Pendleton
9
19% Jan
7% Aug 15
Aug
5%
27
25
25 % May 22
15% July 30
27% Jan
Feb
19% Apr
■27
15% Aug
2,700
16%
'32%
13%
xl4%
100
preferred
Papercraft Corp
17
2
19 %
16
321/4
,
15%
Inc
4%
Jan
31
May
19%
19%
"16
<;/ 15%
31%
17V4
v
32%
15
Line—No par
Pipe
2,400
/
1
Electronics
East
Panhandle
80% May 13
"98
24 % Mar 20
48 % May
11
13
1,500
32%
59
■
144%
6 Vb
6
_5
American Sulphur
Packard-Bell
32%
143
7.500
82%
100%
70c
13% Apr
22
12
i.
980
5,700
10,600
10%
143%
32%
32%
143
6,300
52%
32%
32%
-
19
19
<15%
15%
,32
11
10%
11
32
32
3,400
22
100
100
100
2,900
57,800
21%
.
81%
82%
81%
>
98%
50c
Packaging Corp of America
5
7% Oct
?15 % Jun
-
10*%
1
Corp
14% Nov
23% Mar
32
10
-
Lighting
82
18%
19%
52%
52%
100%
31%
31%
*97
98%
*100
100
31%
Aggregates Inc_5
■
81
81%
80%
100
20
Gas
*97
38%
42%
2
Pacific
98%
200
18%
38%
12
25;
*18
42
3.125
30c
Corp
18%
18%
38%
Jan
&
25%
18%
*97
36% Feb
15
May 29
25%
*18
15% Jan
25
9% Jun
20
14.200
25%
25%
160;
102
26
...
98%
16% Mar 25
16% Jun
*101
18%
G0
2
102
38%
No par
Transportation Co
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas. Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
4%
preferred
100
Oxford Paper Co—
15
21
*101
103%
*102%
38
Overnite
27
84% Jun
88
103%
25
210
101
88
*102 V*
v
5,5Q0
49%
*100
87
*97
*18
5
—
Aug
31
Mar 23
25
-
Elevator
Outlet
1
68% May 14
5
24
Mar
1 :
100
2
43
25
Oct
28
Aug
21 % Feb
19% July 15
14
Aug
31
47% July 25
3
24
64
Olin
Gas
49%
49
.
100 %
87
103%
*101
5
2
4
Natural
Oklahoma
25
15% Jan
Jun
101%
7.50
5
44% Jun
10% Oct
103%
101 %
25
49
100%
..t
102
*102%
24%
k
88
86%
*102%
100
preferred
4.24%
26
38% Aug 13
2
27% Jun
Jan
13
31% Jan
43% Oct
19
16
Aug
7
94% Jan
87%
101
*100
101%:
87 %
101
49%
48%
49%
48%
15
common
preferred
100
3.90%
preferred
1-100
4.56%
preferred
1100
4.44%
preferred
100
Okla Gas & Electric Co com——2.50
4% preferred
1
.20
4.40%
25
102% Jan
17 % Jan
18% Apr
95!/2 Nov
41
Feb
76
7
23
15
28
88j/3 Jan 31
29 y4 Oct 24
26
Jun 25
16 % Jun
1
5
89% May
Feb
85% Jan
Dec
99
51
May
101%. Jun
46% July 26
2
21
86% Dec
7
49 % Jan
May 28
Jan 11
38
Ohio Edison Co
441/2
28,600
72
721/4
2.300
*
/'
I
'
Q
'
543/4 Oct
136
24
Oct
25
?5% Oct
26
For
91% Feb
146
...61% Mar
Mar 13
303/4 Jan
footnotes,
16
3
see page
141
Jan
27% Jan
25
69% Jan
149
18
July 31
-.34% Apr
29
5
6%
preferred
---------100.
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
Quaker Oats Co
common
66 '
" 66
.*147.....150
*33
33%
66
-
66
"147/,,150
33%
—
33%
65%
66V2
—'1147.- 151
33 Vb
33 VB
i
66
*147
r*33%~.
.'66V2
33%
:66Vz~67
1.53._/
33% ,..33%
"150
151/
.
•
„
3,300
"466
fr'
The
Number 6291
198
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(695)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 12
Aug. 13
Aug. 14
Aug. 15
par
Friday
Aug. 16
the Week
Shares
R
38% Jun
56
Jan
2
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
17
82
May 22
45
10
31% Aug
15 % Feb
7
40
Jan
63% Mar 14
27
71% May 29
28 Va Sep 10
12 % May 29
Jan
21% Jan
2
24
30% Feb
13
7% Jon 25
16% M&y 29
14% Feb
16
24% Apr
18
25
41 % Feb
16
Oct
8
May 29
5% Oct 24
Nov
Corp of America
1st preferred
com_No par
No par
70%
71%
70%
71%
70%
80
Ralston Purina Co
80 %
*80%
80%
2.50
79 y4
71%
79%
71%
79%
32
79%
32%
32 %
1,100
33
2.50
32%
J
79%
32
32%
33%
x32%
17%
33%,
17%
17%
17%
102,100
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
7,500
$3.50
18% Jan
7
Ranco
13% Jan
7
Random
21% Jan
44% May 14
Raybestos-Manhattan
12% May 24
Raymond
Rayonier
307/8 Jun
2
20% July 22
5
30% Jan
8
21
12% May 31
Reading
30
18% May 20
4%
13% Jan
15
10 % Mar 14
14% May 20
29% May 28
preferred
50
4%
non-cum
2nd preferred
50
Red Owl Stores
'.
No par
17% Feb
Reed Roller Bit Co
13% Oct
24
10 % Oct
23
Jun" ~8
21%
5
14% July 12
21
21% Feb
12
12
Jan
2
16% July 12
Reeves
Oct
23
16% Jan
4
10
May
8 "
14"
Jun
19
ReichhOld
16% Oct
25
19 % Apr
6
18% Jan
4
23% Apr
22
Reliable
31 % JUn
28
49% Jan
4
38% Jan
3
47?AJun
17
Reliance
9% Jun
23
Jan
30
53
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
76
24
*
May 28
6% Oct
24
-
•
12% Aug 16
Jan
17
10 %
28
Oct
60.
Jan
4
30
NOv
7
43% Jan
31
Oct
24
2
Apr
5
36 % Jan
2
,67% Mar 13
40% Jan
2
52% Jan
19
2
29
6
41 % Jan
4
23% Jan
2
37% Jun
8
50% Nov
14
49% Jan
8
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
102% Jan
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
20% Jan
48
Jan
97
86% Nov
8% Jun
Jan
14
5y8 Dec
7
102
4%%
87
4
25
Oct 24
40
52% May 21
Jan 28
47% May 14
88 y4 Feb
8
10% Jan
2
15% Jun
24
4% Jan
Mar 14
7
2
6 % May 22
65% Feb 21
Rhodesian
51
July 30
Rheem
&
27
27
14%
15
14%
15
11%
11%
*22
42%
22%
22%
22 %
42%
43;
43
~
10
I_5
Co
5
39
Jan
2
48% Aug 14
Richfield
37% Mar 19
36% Apr
16
3
29% Jun
18
Ritter
20
Oct
24
42% Feb
12
23
Aug
1
28% May 31
Robertshaw
22% Oct
24
28% Dec
21
27
Jan
3
36% Aug 16
Rochester Gas
26% May H
37 7/8 Dec
31
37% Jan
2
43 % Apr
Rochester
25
May 29
38
Feb
8
34 y8 Jan
2
44 V4 Aug
73
Jim
124% Dec
5
104
90
Aug 30
P'eb
Dec
18
94
15% May 29
24% Jan
25
14
297/8 Feb
12
15% Aug
97
May 29
17% Oct
12
25
27% Apr
15%
15%
15%
9%
15%
15%
16-
37
38
38
38%
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
44
Dec
14% Feb
5
17 % Jan
Oct
26
r''4-
41
11% May 29
25
-5
Jan
11% Jan
42%
41%
43%
43%
39%
40%
39%
32%
33%
33%
34%
51%
*51
51%
14%
14%
14%
5 %
5V4
108
107%
*51
7,200
45%
92,600
40%
33%
40%
33%
77,800
39%
45
40%
33%
600
393/4
51 %
44%
41%
X40%
33%
15%
51
: i
343/4
28,700
64,500
51%
107%
51%
51%
107%
107%
900
38%,
37%
37%
77,500
*87%
87%
87%
87 3/8
14%
•14%
14%
14%
143/4
9,100
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
8,900
107%
107%
38%
37%
38
88
14%
5%
100
400
5%
56%
56%
154%
56%
56%
53%
54%
x43%
45%
45%
46%
46%
48%
46%
10
Elec
&
48%
46%
46%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
*26%
30%
27%
26%
26%
3,000
26%
27
27%
1
27%
27%
28%
23%
23%
2,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
No par
23%
24%
34%
351/4
34%
8,800
35
35
35%
35%
36%
36
36%
Corp
Telephone
common
Co
;
55%
53%
32,600
128,000
1
9,700
10
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
5
41%
413/4
-43%
44%.
3,500
x43%
43%
43
43%
43
5
43%
43%
433/4
15,800
129%
130 %
129 %
129%
130
130 %
131%
99%
*96
99%
130%
131%
131%
1
preferred series A
99%
*96%
-99%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
27%
28%
27%
28%
28
29%
28%
30%
29%
30
43
44
40%
43%
42
42%
41
42
40%
41%
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
35
34 V2
34%
34%
343/4
3.800
46%
47%
46%
46%
46%
47%
47%
47%
46%
47%
120,900
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,700
100
Corp
Corp
(Geo
*96
D)
9
Ruberoid
1
Rubbermaid Inc
1
99%
9%
.1
Co
*96
9%
X12
1
9%
*96
"
9%
9%
9%
4,700
'
5,000
58,200
7,500
12
11%
12 y«
*11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2.800
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
4,400
„5
12
Ruppert
10
12
Ryder System
453/a Feb
4
61% Aug 14
Safeway
91% Apr 22
96% Aug 15
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
No par
Ryan Aeronautical Co
14
19%
27%
193/4
17%
17%.
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17
2.50
19% Aug
19% Jan
2
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
11%
12%
21,000
61%
26,100
4%
Jun
15%
39
"
No par
Jan
9
16
41%
14%
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31
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22
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2
21
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2
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31
Oct 22
27
•11% Jan
-•
'
Dec
16
,
•t.
38,500
10
213/4
9%
21%
10
200
32
37%
11%
10
213/4
9%
,
37%
:
12
21%
1
No par
preferred
Jan
Jun
*91%
*91
■
18,700
5
102
5% Apr
18,700
92
92
11%
1
/
/
2,200
26 %
21%
$3.40 preferred
40% May 29
20%
25 Va
31%
2
82
383/8
2Q%
26 3/a
32%
9
2
38 Va
20%
24%
37
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
25
3.65%
preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
20
2
38%
20%
25
32%
5
28
18
38%
20%
24%
10
Apr
Jan
39
20%
32%
92
4% Jan
-
38%
373/4
8
?
80
25%
32%
Scott
31% Aug 16
97
425
20%
37
22
Co
Vs
*96
*375
40
1
26
Paper
61
96%
24%
37
30
V*
613/4
425
20%
10
Jan
77
3
59
N
Corp common
5 %%
convertible
96
*375
393/u
35c
SCM
61
95%
425
25
_l
Schlumberger
*375
20%
29%
1
363/8 Apr
^-32% Jan
1 17 Va Jan
31
ll3/4 July 30
59
'•";•
61%
95%
425
403/4
*91
5
Schick Inc
26
*375
243/8
com—1.40
Corp
common
convertible preferred
5%
61 %
95
95"
-
20%
.
10
21% Jan
7
33 Va Dec
16% Jan
Inc
preference
61%
603/4
95
425
38%
,V
5
97 Va Jan
12
6 3/4 Feb
25
3% Oct 22
21: > Jun
753/4 Apr
10
Schering
103/4 July 11
1
50
283/s Apr
53% Dec
Industries
61
*94%
*375
No par
Ry Co
com__No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
Convertible
16
35% Jan
July 17
Fran
Schenley
27
353/a July 22
32
1
42% Jan
10
23 Va May 21
15
San
Regis Paper Co
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
15
133/a Jan
L
60%
100
100
St
22
133/4 Apr
9% Aug 14
18% Jan
2
1.66%
common
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St. Joseph Lead Co
St. Joseph Light & Power
403/8 Aug 12
21% Feb 20
26% July
Stores
20%
82
64%
66 %
64%
65 %
17,100
20%
20%
*20%
20%
3,400
82
*78
80
*78 %
36 3/a
36%
363/4
36%
36%
36 Va
17%
173/4
18
17%
17%
18%
19
123/r
12%
12%
12%
13%
13
13
9%
9%
9%
93/4
31%
30%
31 Va-.
96 V,
-
30
♦95%
96%
400
7.400
*95
10
30%
96%
5,100
4,600
5,700
95/4
934
10,000
29%
30 Va
23,200
*95
14
96%
14%
116,000
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/s
14%
14%
14%
*96 3/4
97%
97%
97 Va
*963/4
963/i
96
96
x94%
94%
200
28
21%
28
27%
28%
28%
29
27%
28 Va
24,100
*90%
90 3i
♦90%
90%
90%
90%
100
273/4
*90%
90 3/4
*99%
903/4
„
•■
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(696)
*
.
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
■
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
39% Dec
Lowest
Highest
2
48% May 22
34% Aug 13
25
24 % Jun
43vb May 29
35% Jan
4
77% Jan
2
64
Jan
2
2
24
83 % Apr
25
81
Jan
22
35% Jan
2
12 % Aug
13
20% Feb
14
May 29
65% Dec
5
6iy4 Feb
28
69% Apr
24
8i % May 29
98% Dec
98% Apr
9
39% Oct
May 29
48
74% July
15 y. Oct
50
July
76
5
15
85% Apr
26
93
Feb
13
26
58 % Feb
15
46% Jan
2
65% Aug 16
45% May 28
59% Dec
26
58% Jan
2
71% Aug
48
59% Feb
8
52% Jan
95 V4 Feb
28
May 29
July 17
851
23% Mar
25
11% Jun
71
Jun
25
29% Mar
22
Jun
22
2
30% Mar 15
93% Aug
1
16l/4 Feb
26
53% Jan
Aug 15
22 % Jun
9
31
22% Feb
12
18% Oct
24
40 y4 Jan
2
Jan
22
,25%
;
81%
29
47% Jan
Feb
28
84% Nov/28
82
19% Jan
<
13% Aug 13
24% July 23
29% Jan 18
Oct
23
Jun
15% Oct
37
25
34
Feb
26
17
Feb
33% Jan
22
Aug
85
7
;
'
24
70% Feb
10% Jun
25
16% Nov 23
33 %
44
37y4 Jun
5
24y4 Jan
25
20% Aug 16?.
59% Aug 14-
50 Vb Mar 20
31
18% Jan
Jan2
23% Jan
13
24
30% Jan
2
5% May 17
17% Jan • 2
2
25% Jan
28% Jan
21% Aug
2
17% May 29
8% Oct 24
,2
8
41
24% Nov
29
28% May 21
55% Jun 25
21% Jan
16% Jan
19
28% May 23V
10V4 Feb
5 V
8% Jan
85
14
16
31% May 14
Vb Jan
23
Feb
21 y2 Apr
18% Jan
8
Apr
45 y4
11
42% Mav 31
15
.
'
34% May 14
Jan
May 29
6
11
10% Feb
15% Jan
32
17% Feb
11
May 29
20% May 29
Jan
Oct
17
92
May 29
53
21% Oct
-
Sun
28% Feb
24
25 % Jan
May 14
y8 Jan 15
98% May 10
52% Aug
7
36% Aug ,5- :
50 % Aug
83
43-
56% May
43 % Jan
8
12 % Aug
13
27
1385 Feb
21
12% Oct
24
24% Mar 21
31% Oct
24
49% Feb
27
22% Jun
25
4?%, Jan
4
38% July 18
29% Apr
2
<
Feb
2
15% Jan
t.2.
17% Jan
2
18 :<■
11% May 29
'
Jun
13
1045
15 % Jan
19
May 2
55% Mar 23
27
29% May 29
21
Jan
.
2 4
11% Jan
24
31.
25
61% Dec
2
173/4 Jan
59% Jan
18% Mar
14
May 29
34% May 29
Oct
22
11
24
Texas Gulf
5
16% Apr
89%.Jun
2
66"% Aug
,8
3
25 va Feb
13
571
4
29
47% Jan
21% Feb
7
17% Jan
25
513/4 Nov
28
50% Jan
37 vb Jun
22% May 29
/
26% May 29
31% Mar
Apr
24
9
32
1
25% Jan
Jan
25
273/4 Mar
18% Jun
25
44 Vb Jan
22
2
19% July 22
23% Oct
10
35% Apr
29% Jan
,
29
3/a Dec
26
24
Jan
3
July 26
10% July 26
30% May 31
19
25
66
Jan
2
50 Vb Mar 20
Jan
12
88 vb
89% Jan
25% Oct
25
Apr
Apr
6
4
29% Jan
4
33% Feb
15 3/a Oct
24
23% Feb
16
19% Mar
4
28
23% Jan
3
25% Nov
2
243/4 Mar 13
Jun
25
57% Feb
7
53% Jan
Oct
25
83
36
•
13
July 12
2
69% July
16% Apr 26
25% Mar
May 29
633/4 Jan
30
58% Jan
5
20; Jan .3
30V# July 8
733/4 July, 3
20% Jan
15 y4 Oct
24
42 3/4 Feb
8
Jun
25
81 % Jan
2
65% Feb
51
28% Ju'n
25
Jun
21
108
6% May 29
-
15
Jan
2
2
3% Aug
93/8 Mar..
8% May 29
153/4 Feb
14
7% May 29
14 % Jan
19
10% Jan
Oct
23 ;>
16
13
Oct
26
26% Feb
16
46
Oct
29
52 % Feb
S
15% Oct
24
393/fe Jan
22
63/4 May 29
11% Jan
—
1
31/
Jan
0
:
12% Apr -3
23% Aug 15
53% July
1434 Jan
28% May 15
■>
July 29
8
2
50
July
20
37
Jun
11
Jan
Jan
2
7% July .16
15
3
553/4 May 13
43% Aug 15
-
;
1
3
-
18,900
46
11%
23%
*24
121/s
211%
46
23%
23%.
241/4
200
/
12%:
21%
9%
311/2
*30%
341/4
;
.
*82
35%
*82
5.900
^
; 25.400
83%
.
.
13%
13%
13%
13%'
28%
36%
28i/4
29%
29 y8
291%
35%
36%
35 y4
35 %,
34%
197/a
20
•
34%
20%
597/8
14%
14%
14%
39%
40%
31%
32%* '
343/4
587/s
15
,
35
19%
20%
58i/4
'"
34%.
:201/4
*20i/4
13%
20%
:
'
/•
2.100
.
7.300
58%
,151/8
5.200
20t
20%-
900
-
37.100
,
58a/4
151/8
1
■
153/a
300
8.400
-
2.100
40y4
40y2
40y8
40%
33
6Ms
31%
32
18
18
29
291/4
283/4
29%
*23%
18%
29%
24
23%
23%
24
24
53%
54%
53 %
541/8
541/4
54%
5.000
22%
23%
223/4
231/a
23
23 '/8
6.000
9i/a
2.400
6y2
6%
17%
177/8
53%
18
29%
24%
54%
22%
23%
gi/a
""V
•
*32%
6%
24
34%'
20
20% >=
*20y4
59 ' " v! 58%
29
400
363/a
.
28'%
36ya
20
14%
4.600
31%'
35
83y2
,
5.600
93/4
34%
20
*20%
57%
2.000
,
12%
21%:
93/4
*303/4
X
21%\
9i/2
21%
900
■\
24%
29
-
gy8
97
51%:
9
9
'
6%
*94%
50%
36%
51%
51%
ns/8
uyB
113/8
1410
18
1425
40
39%
37
18
39%'
37%
1405
*17%
39%
37y0
17%
17%
17%
24
35%
5iy4
9
97
51
;
:'
97
503/4
40%
31%
1,800
6%
68.900
63/8"
91%
*941/2
40%
30%
.
6%
18
181/a
9
*94%
5.500
,
11.000
;
4.000
700
97
511/4
4.400
351/a
•
51%
118/8
50%
35%
351/a
35%
127.600
511/4
35%
513/4
513/4
51%
52%
7.000
115/8
9.400
113/a
1430
113/4
11%
1410
1418
1400
1418
18
18
18
18
18
40
393/8
40
39»/2
393/4
15.200
37%
373/4
38%
38
38%
12.600
17%
181/4
19%
18%
191/4
49.600
930
900
233A
24
24
237/a
24
2.900
32%
33
32%
33%
32%
33
31%
32%
5.900
433/4
24%
32%';
43%
6%
433A
44
44
44
44
43%
43%
233/4
*233/4
6%
6 %
6%
6%
6%
4.100
21%
20%
213/a
205/a
20%
19.100
5%
43A
5%
5%
51/4
53/8
5.800
20
20%
20
20 V*
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20 3/8
98,700
73%
743/8
723/4
73%
723A
733/4
72%
73 Va
731/4-
73%
42.900
<
....
18 %
18%
18 %
18%
47%
47%
593/8
60%'
15%
83 Vz
/
47%
59% <.60%
.
5
16%
85%
15%
16%
46%
,
,
4%
,
1.
"
.
51/4
1.600
18%
18%
18 3/a
18 5/a
18%
18%
47 3A
48
47 Va
473A
463%
463%
3.200
59%
58
58 3A
58 V
58%
50.000
16%
16
16%
151/8'
16%
61.000
813/a
X58%
15%
22.500
82 %
843/b
82%
833/4
83%
44.000
663/ij
66%
66%
66%
663/B
66%
66%
66 3/a
13.700
223/4
23
22%
223A
22%
22%
22
22%
54
54%
53%
54% //
54%
55
54
543/4
54%
55
11.800
36%
37%
37Va
38V4
38%
39%
38 Vo
39
383A
39
55.900
40
__s
10
50c
No par
*39
,
1
1
R)
22
„
25
Roller
Bearing
.
_No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
Toledo Edison Co
!_-„„5
Torrington Co
_No par
Tractor Supply Co class A__
__1
Trane Co_
2
Transamerica Corp commonl___
4%% conv preferred
.
/
.
.
-
/
,
2
100
Electronic
Corp
Transwestern Pipeline Co
i
Trans World Airlines Inc
Trans-World Financial Co_^
Tri-Cohtinental Corp common
$2.50 preferred.
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
92%
l ;•
5
l
_
:
.
26%
25%
663/8
17%
29%
69 %
.
1
50
1
50
107/8
19V4
16%"''
46%
54%
173/4
x44
41%
41%
41
30%
303/4
313/a
31%
41%
313%
11.900
21
22
22%
213/a
221%
29.800
263/4
26%
21%
26%
263/4
27
26 5/a
26%
2.100
1.700
11%
113/a
113/a
113%
113/a
*113/a
11%
200
52%
52
52%
52V4
51%
52%
7.300
92%
*91%
92%
92%
*91%
92%
51%
*91 %
30%
30%
303/8
303/4
30%
30%
1.300
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26 7/8
26
263%
11.500
25%
<
251/4
25%
25%
25 Vb
25Va
25
25%
9.700
60%
67
653/4
30V4
30V4
663/b
173/4
68
68
69%
10.300
*17%
17%
17%
17 5/a
17%
17%
3.200
293/8
29 3/8
29%
29-y8
293A
295/a
293/4
69
22%
693A
69
693/4
69 %
693A
683A
683%
1.300
23
22%
23%
223A
23Va
221/2
22%
5.800
72
72
71%
72
713/4
721%
543/a
71%
72%
6.600
54
54%
26.200
160
160%
2.400
43A
13.700
175/b
29%
<.
52%
53%
53%
156%
1561/4
157%
4%
4%
11'A
213/a
4%
43/8
X66 v*
53%
53%
158
158
4%
159%
4%
43A
4 5/a
5,300
107/a
11
10%
11
10%
11%
11
11%
9.200
20%
21%
21%
22%
22%
23%
21%
22%
130.600
16%
165/a
17%
163/4
17%
16%
17
16VB
16%
6.800
463/a
46%
46%
46%
46%
543/4
54J/2
54%
543/4
543/4
i83/8
18
18%
18
.
44
*43V2
1
30 %
30 V2
l
Twin Industries Cotp
413/4
29%
21%
*91%
30%
263/a
25%
4%
411/4
291%
*11 %
22%': 227/8
71 Va
72
52%
53V4
xl553/4 157
1
41%
52
653/4
17%
29%
68V2
J
<
5.000
26%
: /
53
*30%
10
,
83%
29%
•
11%
52%
*91%
.
.
,
k.-,
preferred
27
*11%
-
82
20%
29 Vb
20%
27'
7.50
v
40
.
28 %
203/8
5
*
Thomas & Betts Co
(J
-
^.No par
conv preferred
Transitron
24
22% Apr
483/a Jun
2
34
^
23
73/4
423/a Mar, 4
May 29
34% Apr
51% Feb
13
v
I •*.
24
547/8 Aug 16
I6OV2 Aug 16
133% Feb
18% Jan
48% Feb
141
5.800
933/4
133/4
23 %
Timken
.
76 3/4 Apr
44 vb Jan
66%
13%
663/4
$1.20
293/4 May
45
25% Mar 26
Inc
Tidewater Oil common
25% Mar 20
15
-
66%
*93
46
23%
241/4
11%
91.200
6 3/a
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
4% preferred
100
Thor Power Tool Co
:_No par
27 Va Jan
15
46
v
51,800
70%
23 Vb
Thompson
18
20 y4 May 29
45
47
4.400
65%
70%
93%
133/4
13 y2
95 y8
651/4
20%
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co—
60% May
8
93% May 27
11
*93
943/4
V
66%
$1.25
,
4
17
Feb
70%
67 %
Texas Utilities Co
Textron Inc common
30;
Jun
14
95
65%
70 y4
74.200
33.700
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
37% Jun
10
94%
65 Va
140
14%
66%
:
6%
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
413/4 Aug 14
2
,
19% Jun
66
*13%
•"
50%
35%
;'l7%
14%
66%
28%:.
36%
x34%
37%'
15
*
213/4
.33%
Sulphur
Texas Instruments
4
55% May 21
39% Aug 14
29% Mar 21
9
33% Mar
,
13%
85
66%
66%
9%
31V2
*84
14%
83%'
*82
6.500
85
11.500
6%
Texas Gulf Producing Co
52 % Nov
13%
x28%
36% -
<:
727/8
203/4
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
62% Jun
125% Jan
83%';
*82
72
*84
34%
33
723/4
-
22%
4%
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
19
13 y2 July 19
;!-:-v
1.100
72
23%
1410
17%
6%
1
49% May 22
13
"
32%
351/s'
213/i
4%
Transmission Co__5
;
^_12.50
2
Jun
31 :1
32
453/4
35 va
43%
Tennessee Gas
Texaco Inc
133/4 Mar 26
11
15
33 y2 May 29
49
25
:
451/8
35
12%c
2
41% Jan
22
7% Jan
9%
31
Shares
45
35
5
1
Tandy Corp
Technical Material Corp
TelAutograph Corp
23
11%
21%
the Week
44 %
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Aug. 16
Aug. 15
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Thursday
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LOW AND HIGH SALE
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Wednesday ' ' •
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Superior Oil of California..;
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Swift & Co
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...
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14
19% Jun
,
21% Apr 30
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2
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5
453/4 Mar 29
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,
29% Jan
7
.
May
1
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42% Jan
6
26
20
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7
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14
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Jun
Sunshine Mining Co
-
28% May 20
4
5 % Jun
2
163/8 Feb
43/4 Oct
15% Oct
45
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.
12
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38% Aug 16
31% July 22
t!303/4 Jan
4% May 29
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Chemical Corp common..____l
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No par - Sunray DX Oil Co—
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
:—6.25
2
12y4 Jun
7% Jan
May 29
Jun
6
795
.
29% Aug 16
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28 ;^
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.
27
Feb
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13
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18% Jan
9
6
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10% July
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20% May 17
Nov
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29
17
29
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21
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6
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6% May 29
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26
26
23
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.
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22
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May 24
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22
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6
70% May 13
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90
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41 y2 Oct
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STOCKS
;
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EXCHANGE
Par
Aug. 12
Square D Co
5
44%
45
Staley A E Mfg Co
10
35
35%
Standard Brands Inc com___No par
x71%
72%
$3.50 preferred
No par
84
84
Standard Kollsman Industries ^___1
13
13%
Standard Oil of Calif com.,.—6.25
66% ' 67%
$3.30 conv preferred
INo par.93%
95% "';
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
64 64"%
Standard Oil of New Jersey
7-i'V"' 70'%- 70% :
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67%
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13
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20
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23
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20
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24
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Standard Pressed Steel Co__i.—.-—l
11%
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Stanley Warner Corp
5 ^:
21%
21%
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1
9% - 10 Starrett Co (The) LS
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32
32% 3%% preferred
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83%
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:
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13% * 13%
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27%
28y4
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k
15 36%-36%
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!
1
14%
14%
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—1
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40
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32
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1
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6%
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1
29
29y4
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1
24
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5
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15
7
17% Jan
25
Jun
16% Oct
19% May 15
10 3A Mar 22
8% Jan
3
13% July 31
Unarco
23
Oct
27% Jan
21 % Jan
29
26% Aug 14
Unilever
Ltd
Unilever
N
24
30% Oct
23
31% May 29
83
Jun
27
94% July 24
78
Feb" 2
72% Jun
29
53% Jan
15
15
433/4 Mar 15
1213/a Jan
2
Bag-Camp
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Corp
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100
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1
28% May 10
1023/4 May,17
Union
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Co
83% Jan
75% Jan .25
82
35
■
2
91% July 12
59% Jan
25
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4
33 % Jan
2
8% Feb
2
28
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2
19
26% Jan
2
39
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14
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42
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23 % Jan
32% Jun
4
25
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31% Jan
433/a Jun
24
25
54% Dec
5
423A Aug 13
i75 Aug,
100
Jun
26
88 % July 23
Dec
5
102% Dec
18
113
24
35% Mar 15
333/4 May 29
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223/4 Oct
Jun
25
65/a Jun
41% Jun
27
33%
27
24
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83/4 Jan
64
3
163/4 May 28
23% Feb
21
18 % Oct
56
2
Mar
Jun
28
87 % Aug
16
18% Aug 16
30% May
1
18% Mar 27
29
Jan
28
8
Jan
2
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11
5
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24
101
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19
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35
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5
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:
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preferred
101
10
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78
78
33 Va
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United Corp
:
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103
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Mar 18
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32%
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&
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36
10
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250
101%
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16.700
101%
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1 % Apr
5
55% Feb 21
28%
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47% July 15
33% Jun 28
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2
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30
28
28.100
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233/4 May 16
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28%
49
107 %
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3
Mar 26
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(series
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25
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2
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2
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15
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30
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47
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21
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:
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8
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2
24
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10
21
47
46%
107
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31
Jan
Lines
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2
Oct
2
12%
26%
102 3/4
preferred
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20
30% Feb
% May 29
18
Feb
11%
25%
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United
20% "
12%
24%
43
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27% Apr
38% Jan
41
Jan
102 % Jan
RR
non-cum
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243/8
25
173/4 Aug 16
253A May 10
20 % Mar 20
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9
32
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19%
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25%
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20% Mar 19
19 % May 29
24
8
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112
Pacific
Union
19%
12%
1023/4
California
of
20%
^.No par
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59
293/4 May 28
17 Va Oct
53% Jan
6
Oil
Union
23
38% Jun
preferred
preferred
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5
commons,
$4.50
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20% Jun
20 g
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6%
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Paper
$3.70
12
20 Va Oct
19
shares
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82% May 23
92
V
dep rcts-ord
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20
24%
5
Amer
4
19
<
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8
50
Aug 14
41% May ,24
Industries
1123/4 Feb
13
■
3
Nov
1
1
2
Dec
78
28
8% Jan
2
83% Dec
Dec
22
July,
Udylite Corp (The)
1003A Jan
7
69 % Jan
18
Jan
34
23% Apr 18
101% Dec
43 % May 29
84 % Jan
38
2
common
1
1%
l3/a
25
49%
50%
25
*34%
35%
51
*34%
-
-
52
4.100
Volume
198
Number 6291
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(697)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, STOCK
RECORD
.
.
Range for Previous
Lowest
22
41% Feb
14
95'A Aug 10
23'4 Jun 25
98 V* Dec
24
28 % Jun
25
47% Mar 23
65 % Oct
;
24
153
32% Mar
105% Jan
10% Oct
9
23
24% Mar
21
2
42% Sep
16
9 % Feb
5
23% Feb
23
14
Oct
48% Mar 29
23
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18
-
38
Aug
Jan
36
Oct
23
3
29
49% Jun
7
4% %
U
U
U
S
6
U
S
35
4
89% Jun
81% Jan
9
40 % Jan
2
161% Jan
Mar 27
14
4tt% AUg 15
170
May
9
30
26% May 28
48% Jan
2
32% Jan
94% Aug 13
62% Dec 31
56
Jan
10
71% Feb
78% Jan
2
43% Jan
2
152% Apr
39% Feb
17
51
49% July 2
37% Oct 22
139 % July
2
--23% May 29
Dec
31
150
54
Apr
20
16
Lines
S
4
May
S
S
U
37
S
S
Steel
Corp
preferred
4
-17 % Jun
22
r 42% Jan 22
29
14% Mar 23
-5% May 29
2
34% Feb
11% Apr
2
1140% Apr 24
38% Jan
3
..
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Oct
Jan
2
2
31% May 14
4
40 % Aug
5
23% Feb
39% July 17
25
28% May
41% May
1
U
18
7
United
157% Mar 28
•
6
8% Jan
40% Jun
15
Feb
6
8
170
Feb
2
160 % Jan
31% Jan
2
13 % Apr
Mar 14
28% Apr
24
24
61%
28% Oct
31
55
Jan
2
34% Mar
2
39
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J an
^
40%
24% Jun
18
37% Jan
41% Apr
4
10
Upjohn
Urls
22% May 29
12% Dec 19
3
36% Apr
16
28% Jan
16
12% Mar 20
28% Dec
31
26% Mar
1
15% Feb
30% Jun
14
20
16% Aug
7:
37% Jan
14
32% Jan
23
Vendo
11% Feb
12
45% Feb
50% Jan
28% Jan
19
2
17% Aug
1
8% July 22
39 % Jan 22
8
Oct
24
18
27
Jun
25
44% Mar 23
39% Oct
24
44
Oct
1
44
24
53% Dec
31
*53
2
84
47
13
41% July 30
108% Feb 27
Oct
103% July 18
86
Jan
111% Dec
19
89% Jan
2
88
Jun
29
Oct
10
40 % Jan
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
92% Feb
105% Oct
106
Jan
4
113
May 13
Jan
300
26
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59%
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93%
67% ; 68%
2
14% Apr
24
4
107 % Feb
32
32
90
32%
92
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68
88%
67%
68
114.200
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49%
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152%
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14
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33%
14%
28%
82
com__No par
Co
34
13%
49%
50
Inc
33%
*28 Va
13%
28
8%
com__l
$4.80 preferred
33%
13%
28
18%
■;
50
Power
33%
13%
27%
17% \18%
1
preferred
33
13%
1.25
preferred
31%
..
27%
10
;
100
6%%
32
92%
68
28%
1
Materials
820
32%
90%
27%
Co_
preferred
Vulcan
166%
*31%
38%
$4.04 preferred
7
38,400
68%
48%
26%
100
Jan
166
94%
152%
36%
15,900
49%
166
32
48%
163%
59%
91
49 Va
68 Va
38%
100
10l/4 Jan
104
166
*87%
10c
Inc
Grocery
49%
92%
152%
/
59%
91
48%
165%
2,800
12.80
Co
Von's
*87%
26
32
V
28%
7%
91
-165%
47%
1
Co
Associates
Vornado
167%
9%
48%
47%
152 Va
6
59 V*
*87%
26%
preferred
106% Apr
5
28% May 14
29% Jun 11
32%
89 V*
59 %
91
38%
preferred
7
166%
59%
48%
25%
$4.20
16
47'/a
40%
$4.12
Jan
:'89
47%
167%
28%
40%
99% May 20
18% Mar 22
90
45%
*167
.
21
4,900
59
2.50
of America
Virginia Elec &
45%
59%
59%
com_No par
Corp
convertible
44%
23,800
1
Light Co
prior
20
48%
9 V,
1
5%
*9%
*47
45
20%
5
.
Corp
5%
July 17
9%
48%
44
27,100
9%
97
3
>9%
*47
45
9%
19%
25c
com
Corp
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
$5
9%
48 Va
45
9,200
165 Va
9%
20
'
Steel
Products
Vanadium Corp
Raalte Co
26
45
87 Va
*164
*91/4
100
Van
10
93% Jun
14
x45
,
86%
9%
25%
30c
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Aug 12
45
88
165%
9%
19%
Jan
104% Jan
30
__
75% Aug 16
49% Aug 13
*164
10 %
*47
9%
July 15
93
16
4
36% Jan
14% Feb 21
8% May 29
101% Sep 10
Jan
.94
3
23
Jan
91
20
26% Jan
102% Aug 24
16% Jun 25
16
Jan
4
163%
9%
1
Victor
22% Jun 22
19%Jun 25
1
163%
10%
48%
5
Co
Varian
33% Feb
May 29
165%
9%
*47
19%
preferred_25
Tobacco
&
9%
48 %
9,100
25%
100
Match
Power
165%
260
8,500
v2
19 Va
No par
Pharmaceutical
Buildings
Utah
86
25%
50
Corp
preferred
Oil
44
85%
19%
common
&
Leaf
Universal
85
10,400-
26%
50
com
preferred
/ 42% Jan
8
44% Aug 16
1/32% Jan
Ma~r~20
8%
Universal
16% Mar 20
31 % May 29
Universal
86%
44
<
19%
16%
Universal-Cyclcps
13
33
45
26
100
Utilities
Convertible
32 Va
44 Va
19%
100
;
non-cumulative
Vitamin
86%
*9%
No par
United Whelan Corp
Universal American
July 17
20% Jun
S
44%
26 Va
common
Tpbacco Co
7%
4
33 % Apr
54
Aug
14
24% Jan
19
24
10% Oct
25
9% Feb
May 6
6% Aug 16
38 % Jan 28
19% Oct
29% Oct
S
'
331s Oct
158
7%
U
32%
43 %
/
19%
5
Min
32%
43%
42%
Shares
-•
26 V2
w
U
9J
42%
44%
1
preferred
Corp
U S Smelting Ref &
7%
preferred
99
5
common
1st
99 Va
■
5
Shoe
26% Jan
38% Jan
6
Jan
Co
non-cum
29'/2
99 %
32
28%
V.
99
32
9%
10
preferred series A
Rubber
8%
29%
99
99
32
*47
1
'
29%
99
31%
29
31%
*163%
1
50
common
preferred
3%%
U
100
the Week
163%
100
85%
Friday
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
29%
29%
28%
42%
4
Sales for
Thursday
85 V*
29
31%
No par
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
I
Plywood Corp common
35% Apr
•
Co
PRICES
Aug. 14
*99
_1
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 13
28%
100
Securities
preferred series A
4%%
20% Aug 16
164
Freight
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 13
com__i"
Gypsum Co common
7 %
preferred
U S Industries Inc common
27% Feb
-
Chemical Corp
Foreign
LOW AND
Monday
Paf,
S
60% Jun
82% Sep
60% Feb
.>■,•'■/;
STOCK
preferred
&
S
U
1
May
S
U
9
10
8% Jan
Borax &
4%%
U
42% Jan
"...
152% July 2
2214 May 29
--22% Jun 26
.
15% Jan
50% May
39% Jan
;
Apr
U S
15% Jan
24% Jan
-
-
171
4
YORK
EXCHANGE
4
3114 May
12
-
% Jan
NEW
•53% Mar 20
7
-79
'2
Jan
9% July 30
~45% Feb 19
18
8% Jan
33
Aug 1 o
46% May 23
'88
Aug 15
3
11
161
2
Jun
Jan
73
4
30% Jan
-
26
36% Feb
164% May 25
July H
<•
43
-
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Lowest
Highest.
2
24% Jan
32 % May 23
98 % Jan
4
100
July 19
Highest.
19 % Oct
•.'
stocks
Year 1962
25%
25
12%
12 Va
12%
25%
12%
12%
35,000
12%
12%
12%
13,800
*105%
107
*105%
107
*105%
*105%
107
12%
107
106
107%
w
74
July
9
88
Feb
20
16
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
391/4 Oct
24
40% Jun
25
21 % Oct
25
4% Oct
19
5% Oct
57% J'an
44% Feb
6% Mar
42% Jun
2
15
72
6% Jan
21
6% May
Mar 12
60
Apr
17% Feb
10%
Oct~24
20% Feb
22
Oct
38% Apr 19
27% May 17
24
17% Oct
3
92
5
Oct
105
Dec
87
l£%
9
25
6
10
103
Wabash
Wagner
Walgreen
5
Walker
7
23
May 24
76% Jun
20
31
2
July 10
29% Apr
14
110
8
Ward
6%
Warner
Bros
Warner
Oct
2
54% Jan
2
May 29
40% Jan
2
33% Mar
3
40% May 28
May 29
51
2
47% Jan
51
40% May 22
34 % Aug 16
3% May
8
21% Jan
Welch
2% Oct
37% Mar 19
8% Oct
23
8
30 % Feb
5% Jan
31
14% Feb
2% Apr
12% Aug 14
9
20
Mar 11
39 V* Mar
95% Jun
38 % May
31% Jan
36% Feb
22
3
102% Apr
100
4
12% Jun
53% Apr
15
15
92
Apr
30
46
Mar 12
30% Jan
2
97% Feb
102
100% Jan
4
Dec
28
Dec
5
14
98
14
94% May 17
38% May 20
19
May 29
23% Jun 25
32% Dec
4
28
Jan
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
29
Feb
103
8
39
13
Jun
27
2.3% July 31
21
32% Feb
9
18% Jun
14
29% Dec
31
21% Oct
24
41% Jan
4
21% Oct
24
18% Jan
30% Mar 12
25
May 29
80
Jun
27
108% Sep
24
25
28
Jan
29
Jan
2
25% Jun
25
2
Jan
2
31% Jan
86% Apr
110
2
35
Apr
15
42% Jan
2
27
Jan
18
92
Jan
25% May 11
20
24
71V* May 14
77
Oct
24
100
Feb
3
35% Jan
.-
101% May 27
51% Jun
3
7
77
47% Mar 28
Apr
30
4
Jan
33% Jan
85 % Jun
45
4
27% July 22
Jun
32% Jun
12
3
7
103% Nov
19
Jun
25
10% Jan
15
6% Jan
2
Oct
20
23
May 29
5
25
Jan
19
21% Jan
2
10% Aug 14
29% Aug 13
43% Feb
28
39
Jan
2
47
2
14
Mar 22
34
26
32% Aug 17
18% Dec 27
26% May 29
26% Mar
<
48
100
107
White
Wilcox
Oil
Jun
13
Wilson
&
93% Feb
12
Feb
16
15
87
7
22
Jun
26
125
Feb
9
39
Jan
1
28% July 26
31% May 29
131% Apr
44% Dec
28
10
20
Oct
23
29% Dec
Oct
15
29% Jan
24
22
*58
Feb
28
93
Jan
16
92% Jun
8
25
Jun
92% Jan
131
>7% Jun
14
28
Jan
Jan
2
24% Jan
3
136% Apr
47
8
May 13
62% Feb
26% Jan
2
36
May 16
7
94
July 18
96% Jun
28
107
9% Jun
2
5
41% July 10
27% Aug 15
75% Apr 15
19
12
28
166% Jan
31% Apr 22
32 V* May 17
85
2
11% Feb
25
7
30
9% Mar 28
-
»
Co
Stores
33%
39%
Wisconsin
6%
12%
43%
*104
4
Jan
146% Jan
24
Jan
25
Mar 29
257 Va
July 30
(F
106%
*106%
33%.
*38%
50%
50
12
43%
%
104
3
2%
13%
33%
12%
'.•
100
49%
*96%
96%
93%
93%
33%
32 Va
33%
1
95
38%
34%
3
;
3
2%
13%
13%
*11%
12
43%
43%
103%
*961/4
96%
*93%: 95
32% ,33%
*101%. 102%
*11%
44%
104
104
43%
1,800
700
3
5,000
13%
6,800
12
1,400
44%
11,200
104'%
*103
280
*96 V*
96%
96%
96'A
*931/2
95
93%
93%
40
33%
34%
34%
34%
25,400
*101%
102%
101%; 101%
57 Va
58%
21,300
"
102%
58%
57%
58V4
57%
58%
42 Va
42%
42 Va
42%
42%
42%
22%
22%
*21%
29%
*28%
30
*28%
:
50
38%
34%
57%
42 Va
20
42%
221%
50
23%
12,900
22
22
23%
30
29
29
,;
30
36
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
38
37%
38
30%
29%
29%
29
29%
29
29%
28%
28%
30
30%
29%
30
8,400
36
72,600
98
46%
40%
28%
*102
1
20
9%
119
29%
35Va
29%
361/4
29%
35%
36%
36%
35%
89%
89%
89V4
*88%
89%
*88%
*116
30%
98
98
47%
46%
83%
*81
40%
40%
Vb
29%
103
10
30
35
*88%,
31%
30
103
119
*116
31%
32Va
98
98
46%
47%
83%
84
40%
40%
30
29Va
103
*1021/4
Va
10 Va
10%
10%
29%
291/4
47
14%
37%
32%
♦45
47
*45%
19,400
*46
48
••
"
500
-
100
14%
14%
14%
141/2
141/a
1,600
36%
37
36%
37
1,900
3IV2
32
31%
31%
31 Va
9
29%
28%
29%
29%
*130
38
*91%
9
9
29
9
130
130
38%
38%
6,500
92
92
2,600
*9
9
,x
9%
1,800
28%
9
29%
4,200
39%
92
*91%
29%
29%
32%
38%
38%
28%
29%
131%
32
321/4
92
'
29%
29%
29%
9,300
29%
30%
29%
38%
5,100
*130
*1130
131%
131'/a
46%
46%.
46%
46%
46%
46
46
46
37%
38
37%
38%
37%
38
37%
37%
37V2
37%
*27V8
27
20
46%
27%
5
17,900
30
37 V*
29%
10
100
10%
*29
14%
X28%
*45%
1,400
29V4
37
37%
131%
200
14%
91%
*130
t
41%
103
10%
47
130
21,900
'.■*
37%
37%
9
47
98
28%
10%
11,500
84%
103 /•
30
100
32%
♦14%
91%
9
10%
*29
65,400
48%
40 Va
29%
,100
4,800
119
98
103
5,700
•
891/4
47Va
*82
41
99
.
37%
'
37
10c
98
84'/2
40%
47
31%
47%
*102%
291/4
92
Corp__10
98
46%
10%
29 Va
*116V4
32%
*81
40%
29%
36%
,
'
.
29%
103
119
32 %
98
48%
83%
*91%
10
*116
119
311/4
*28%
31%
*29
29%
35%
89%
No par
27Va
1,100
'
4,000
:
27 Va
27%
27%
27V4
27%
27%
68%
.10
1.25
50'/a
38 Va
34%
13
12
43%
*45
Corp
1,200
3,800
*101%
*81
1
Co
5,700
58%
30%.
20
Inc
33%
39
42%
22%
*116
10
Co
400
33%
39
102%
*88%
100
com
50
1071%
34
38%
13
102 %
16,000'
34,%
2%
80
4,700
29%
34%
—
100
Service
12
44%
69 '
39%
33%
*38%
50%
•'
29%
••
1
Co
-
*28%:
40
Inc
:
39 Va
22%
2.50
Inc
Power
12%
104
No par
common
X106%
109
57%
14%
W)
103,900
42%
J
No par
.
Xerox
12%
44
104
♦101%
1
common
2%
13
96%
2
No par
2 %"
13%
32%
100
Worthington Corp common..__
10
4%% prior preferred
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Woolworth
4,600
26%
'
96%
*93%
100
preferred-
Co
30%
26%
38%
X37
Iron
29%
26%
x26
341/4
.
Chemical
30%
38%
Witco
Woodward
30%
34V4
100
Public
14
38%
_1
preferred
Wisconsin
23%
14
34%
100
common
Stores
23%
14%
*38%
Inc
Elec
23%
14 Va
*34 V*
100
preferred
Industries
Winn-Dixie
23
14%
38%
4
C
$4.25 preferred
Windsor
22%
34%
common__5
Co
Inc
68%
38%
2%
800
69%
34%
13%
7,500
7%
22%
33%
38%
50
X49%
7.%
*69
*107
33%
38%
1
7%
7
69 Va
*69
109
49%
Corp
Co
25%
*107
38%
(The S S)
Mfg
29%
26
108
6%
14
69%
33%
.
.
8
81% Jun
Jan
42% Jan
22
Oct
55
21% Oct
130
5
23
44
2
2
26% Mar
2
Jan
6% Jan
26%
series B
Erie Ry
convertible
Wickes
Nov
26
$3
5
9% Feb
Jun
30%
25%
preferred
15
57
5
20
Motor
5%%
15
88
33% Oct
32% Feb
White
19% Jan
22
25
Aug 15
30
26%
25%
107%
;
7
7%
71/4
30
-
100
White Sewing Machine common
Prior preference
39% Apr
35% Jun
84% Mar 16
Jun
10
Mar 29
July 24
25% Mar 6
36% Aug 12
18
Jun
Dental
71/4
29
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
_5
4%%
convertible
preferred
80
White
7%
29
Inc
Wheeling Steel Corp
*7%
*69
No par
RR
Wheeling & Lake
8,400
7%
47%
7
.7
14
Telegraph
preferred
26%
7
22%
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
2,600
6%
5
series
2nd
52
26
No par
Western Maryland Ry com
Union
51%
26%
13%
Bancorporation
non-cum
51%
26
7%
1
Lines
51%
261/2
22%
-
Air
Pacific
7
96% Apr
36% Dec
4% %
Western
52
25%
7
5
Pulp & Paper
preferred
Western
51%
26
6%
..
No par
preferred
Va
4%
Aug
10
4.10%
Western
116
29
r
V
r
52
25%
14
Kentucky
47%
51%
7
23%
Co
47%
2,200
5,800
25%
13%
.
6,800
8%
52%
22%
Co
60
22%
8%
47%
1.25
preferred
85
22
47
69
Coal
Co
Wesco
Financial Corp
West Penn Power 4%%
pfd
4.20%
preferred series B
West
47%
471/4
*83%
9
47%
69
Mills
Scientific
22%
8%
No par
Co
Motor
84
22%
8%
24%
_100
Corp
Western
May 16
38% Jun
5
1
common
82%
23
52%
50c
Pharmaceutical__l
Knitting
Welbilt
3
15
Sep
Waukesha
9
90 V* Jan
47 V4
85
46%
No par
Co
3
Feb
90% Oct
(S. D.)
39% Jun
Apr
8%
Inc
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
West
22%
8%
10
32 % Jun
19
29
4
Warren
♦83
22%
8%
Pictures Inc
33
2
31
2
Mar
32
25
2
88% Jan
Apr
Mar 12
58% Aug 13
42% Aug
8
24% Jun 25
2
39% Jan
118
19
106% Feb
85% Jan
95
23
1
26% Oct
Jan
1
11
Apr
94% Jan
91% Jan
87
Feb
W
&
convertible
Wayne
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
Jan
85
22%
9
Co
$4.00
*83
23
*8%
2.50
Warner-Lambert
May 14
39
32
G
Tiernan
Brothers
Warner
85
22%
Co
Co
preferred
29
"
&
*83
15
10
Baking
29
Jan
100
No par
(Hiram)
Walworth
17
24% July 11
16% Jun 17
preferred
Corp
Co
Wallace
11
9
4% %
Electric
8% Feb
3
RR
Waldorf System
27% Jan
Mar 11
Feb
10
56% Jun
2
Mar 20
23% Jan
28
Jan
25% May 13
9 % May 24
49% Aug
2
2
50% July 29
23 % July 25
8
8% Feb 20
9% Feb
July 18
19% Jan
65% Mar 21
25
59% Jun
79
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6
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letters In
mature. Figures after
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STOCK
YORK
NEW
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1963
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mortgage due 1993
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Chicago
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1990
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1986
1987
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2%s 1979
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mortgage 2%s 1980
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3%s 1983
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mortgage
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conv .1980
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f
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&
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1st
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1970
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1987—Aprii-Oct
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1978
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1980
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84
conv
—
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97
1982—May-Nov
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1983
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80
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85%
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Chemical 5 Vis conv
Mathieson
5 Vis
105
104%
41%
'
subord debentures 1981
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105
103 %
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3s
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1st
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71 y4
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income
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Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
101
High
83
85%
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1975—
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Jan. 1, 1963
No.
High
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92,/
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
Range Since
Sold
94%
57
—
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April-Oct
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—Jan-July
2%s
mortgage
first
Bonds
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93%
'
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—
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89%
52
__
58 %
58
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
Power
1975
1978
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
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First
mortgage 4s 1988
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First
mortgage 4%s
1991
1st mtge 4%s 1992
(Wise)
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Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
88
83%
100% 100%
'
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rr 4%s series c 1979
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Gas first mtge 3y2s 1969
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27/as 1969
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3%s 1969
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fund debentures 1967—
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First
86%
83%
*
88
States
(Minnesota)
207
116
168
207
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~~
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Michigan Bell Telephone
4%s debentures
1991
195
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Northern
199%
Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
Low
No.
High
Interest
bonds
Range Since
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
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_ApriZ-Oct
6s
conv
subord debs 1975—--------_May-Nov
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2 /8s 1974
Feb-Aug
"1st
mortgage
23As 1980—--—----—
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Monday, August 19, 1963
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
bonds
.■.
exchange bond record (Range for Week Ended August 16)
new yore; stock
1st
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(702)
30
—
.'
84%
.
83%
>84,
^
*76Vi»
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95% "'
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95%
96
95
,,.98
(703)
Number 6291
Volume 198
Interest
BONDS
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 16)
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
NEW YORK
Bonds
Jan. 1, 1963
May-Now
94 J/4
First
First
First
3%s
Eirst
3%s
108
—
170 Va
91
First
83Y2
1
85
87 >/2
86
92 y4
25
102%
105
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Jan-Jul®
debentures 1964
Reading Co first &
22
5
100 'A
K
7
89 ya
139 V*
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Corp
91
102%
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85%
85
122
139 'A
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&
mtge
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104 y2 105%
106
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B 1980
3s series
mortgage
1974
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1972
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debentures
1982
,
:
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sinking
mtge &
43
74
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82
17
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5Yas
91
1
1st
83
76%
49
v.
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debentures 1980
coll trust 4%s 1982
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mtge &
Freight Co—
debentures 1981—
debentures 1976
Southern Pacific Co—
First 4Y2s
(Oregon
4Y2S
Lines)
1981
951/4
•-
1061/2
96%
86%
86 3A
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14
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101
103 y2
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78
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921/2
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1974
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Camp Inc—
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conv
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98
108
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991/4
100 Ya
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99%
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991/4 100 Ya
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5
78%
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101 Ya
100
Y
99%
98
Oil
Sunray
*76%
168 y2
■tr-r
.
100
86%
861/2
••—
74
76%
„
61
65%
1041/4
-
*103 y2
107
108
105
106Y4 107
*99
103%
■
105 y2105 y2
106 Va
Gen
: 97
—
99 v
1041/4
y*
100
„
78%
r.
76%
78%
84 '/a
7"
103% 104 Yx
Swift
Corp
27/8s
81
124 7/a
110.
i
4%s
86 y4
,103%
1051/4
101
86%
1031/4
9Q%
1021/4
i"■: 7
Wayne
conv
1971
88
88
871/4
subord
87%
87 :
89%
>169%
99%
101%
:
V
:i.
.
971/2
—
98%
*891/4
""
100
101%
RR
mtge
conv
941/2
56
40
1
V
65
97
99
85%
r
Tandy
ieorp.-6%s- debs 197B
Terminal
Refund
,
RR
Assn
and. impt
of
4s
St
series
<
2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D.1985
105%
.136
129
169
104%
.92%
^
Jan-July
April-Oct
r 92 -
4s
income
—
•
*80
/;V
114
86%
84%
" I
*80y2
••
.
*85%
87%
86
.
90Y4
86
'..J*
86
*82%
78
78
*,•
*78
87 Y4
86
94%
8
77
7i%
8
*90
116
:"s
—1
*91%
77%
77%
—
96
94i/a
91%
__
11674 118
118
Mar-Sept
90%
90%
♦90%
*92%
Feb-Aup
series A Jan
94%
.
:
.
121
.
104%
90%
48
96
81%
81%
90%
74,
90%
90%
82
87%
40%
97Y2
1
91%
33 Ya
37
*36i/8
81%
73 Y4
*80
*80%
1981
1991
99
.
*86
97%
10
97%
*80%
97%
847/a
80 Ys
93%
80 Ya
91
*911/4
991/4
100
98
5
98%
98Y4
59%
59%
60 Ya
21
57 Y4
59%
601/2
12
571/4
1
95%
99
79Y2
81
'•
98
98
*81
April-Oct
series C 1979
1982
Elec
Lt
&
.
■rf. ,L
1
i
'•
4*^'
89
*•
:
89
'911/4.
:_90%
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,
>
100%
"
.
:
—.
99
1
-
.
91
—
99i/4 v
*99%
>
100%,
107%
88
9
.
87
99'A
•C
102 y4
23
1031/2)
*77
t
i—
«——
103
103 Ya
81
97%
'
*100 3A
63
80
*78%
'
MN*
63%
101
98
'101
—-Jan-July
Power 2%s 1976
105%
93
__
14
91
*
94%
Deferred
delivery sale not
Included in the year's range,
not
98 ya
—
100
—
93
88'A.
56
91%
86%
90%
6
97
99
05%
72%
57
72
83%
84%
92Y2
95
92
'
97
97
97
71
69 Ya
71
9
60
59 %
61
73
83%
83%
.
'
.
5
■
—
*81
■
93%
93 Ya
5
80
wmm*
Jan -July
80
2
•
the'Bankruptcy Act, or
included in the
*__-'- 103%
year's /ange.^ d
Under-the-rule sale not
87
♦Friday's
79
80
•
101%
102%
Ex-interest eGdd Jot^ale not
included in the year s range, r Cash
•
.....
bankruptcy/receivership, or reorganized-under
ouch companies^
*
being ^transacted during current wati.
securities assumed by
prices; no sales
bid and =ask
Bonds selling flat.
82%
.
n
80
80
f
included in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.%
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
'
.
4 -Companies' reported as being in
'
*82%
97
•
*
::
C
48
JunvrDec
Louis—
14
82
75 y8
851/2
*82'/2
124
109
104%
♦105
134
19
76%
93%
91%
118 % 12i;
134
90
__
75%
May-Nov
subord debs 1982
'
86
*85%
757/a
93
V':-a
——-Ju ne-Dec
104%
1021/4
—
yalcott
i
93%'
98%
96
971/4
100
89 »/4
-
96
98%
95%
*93%
June-Dec
:
85
93%
96%
Youngstown .Sheet & Tube Co—
.
7Apr.il-Oct
1st mtge 4%s series H 19907——__L.
(James); Inc—
51/2S senior notes 1979
5s .capital, conv. nates 1979—
5% %j senior^notes L9fi0
156
87
132
293
__
1021/4 102%
I
Co—
debentures
5%s
Yonkers
f
105 Ya
105
98 Y4
97%
__
100
'
V12I
.
94
8
*99
99
99%
17
*981/4
__
153
*87
Whirlpool Corp 3%s sink-land <debs 1980—Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co. 4Yas sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
: First
mortgage 4s series A 2004
tJan-July
• Gen mtge 4V2s inc series A Jan 1 2029——May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979_.
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3Y4S 1971
Jan-July
.
'
15
871/2
991/4
*941/2
_April-Oct
1982
30
98
'
" '
May-Now
>
11
881/2
1031/4
106
101%
145
104%
3
991/4
" 98
May-Mow
;
debs
*971/2
Jan-July
1972
1973
22
861/4
1021/a 103
Mar-Sept
Corp—
1021/2
*99% 100
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures
debentures
debentures
Symington
'r
2%s
Co
&
;.-2%s
102
.
100%
104
*93%
Co 3Yb3 series A 1981_Jan-July;A
: ■' 5s. income
debentures 1984^
—-May
Western: Union Teleg Go 5Y4s debs 1987—Feb-Aug
■Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—_—Mar-Sept
(Wheeling &: Lake Erie .I*R 2%s A 1992—.Mar-Sept*'
Wheeling Steel 3'As series G. 1970—*—-—Mar-Sept ■
r: First mortgage. .3%S; series D 1967
Jan-July
33As convertible
debentures 1975 :
May-Mow
84% / 84%
|
97
119
101%
104
104
*—
Jan-July
debs 2008
income
1st mortgage- 3 Vis
,
r.
115
99 y4
103%
104
Western Pacific RR
*83%
91%
1031/4
100
99%
104% IO51/4
1973_April-Oct
._May-Nov
Income 4Y4S series B Jan
First mortgage. 3'As series B 1971
:
*85
116%
__7
*101% 102%
April
April
Feb-Nov
:Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
IFeb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3y2s 1967—Jan-Vuly
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3V2S
1974
May-Mow
West Penn Power 3V2S series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
'
101 %
; 96.
;
48./
"
„
*65%
May-Nov
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s
subord
Wabash
.
-
*86%
__
101 %
91%
*101i/4 103
99%
92%
99%
8
99%
97 i
92%
!—
—
*91%
97%
94 Ya
10
w
66
100 y2
■;87
"
98
94 3A
99%
96%
91
!
96
97 7
*91%
102%
93
89%
94%
150
97i%
90%
238
59
991/4
-•''V 42
i
86%
8OY4
150
~~
102 Ya 103r
96%
*96%
94%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
April-Oct
1995
Gen mtge
1011/a.;
102%:
*!■
100 i/a
106 Ya
104
25
90%.
*91
Mar-Sept
4s series F 1983
79%
231
__
651/2
651/2
rv
82Ya
76%
771/2 ;
1
78 y4
1
,
2003
and ref mtge 3Y4s ser C
& ref
Vornado Inc 5s
85%
85%
6s
r
100 ya
__.
78Y4
:/
1st lien
series B
3s
Ry
First lien
85Y2
83-
2
84
84
*997/s
72
99%
98%
901/4
9OY2
98
"
Mar-Sept
Sunray DX Oil 4y4s debs 1987—
ref mtge
&
1041/4
991/2
Jan-July
Stokely-Van
mtge
88%
Jan-July
1973
ref
&
100%
♦99Y4
April-Oct
—May-Nov
(Ohio) 4%s 1982
Chemical 3%s debentures
ref mtge
1st
-
Co
ref mtge
1st &
1st
7,
ref mtge
6
98%
87%
847/8
-69%
99'/a
*96%
&
91
100%
1-
*104
Mar-Sept
debs 1980
Power Co—
series E 1975
3s series F 1978
2%s series G 1979
2%s series H 1980
3%s series I 1981
3Vis series J 1982-^
subord
Electric
89S/8
89i/2
71%
*99%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
ref mtge 2%s
1st &
•
90%
'
U--
„
106Y4
133
■'
86%
*70
7
103 3A 104'A
104 Ya
Spiegel Inc 5s • conv subord debs 1984
June-Decf
5Vis debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983——Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3Yas conv 1982
April-Oct
4Vas debentures 1983
April-Oct •
Standard Oil HN-sJ) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov, ;
debentures
'
conv
Virginia
<
:-T
debentures 1969
debentures 1976
Co—
.7 4y2s
105%
26
•A 1
1033A 103 34
--
subord
conv
1st &
'
*92
1i
104
8
f
1,051
*85%
April-Oct
1986
of America—
Corp
4Y4S
.
05
1983
debentures
fund
3Y8s conv subord
'".v ' ;'r
85
"
102
—
.
1041/2 104 7/a
'
__jan-July
J
sinking
4%s
—
\
27/es series E 1986__Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Frist mortgage 5Yis
series H 1983— -April- Oct
__Jan-Vuly
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—
—Feb-Aup
1st
mtge coll tr .4y2s 1988-1
i— _Jan -July
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Now
mortgage
States
United
„
103 %
91 Ya
104%
114%
105%
126% 133
87 V*
102'A
1011/4 101 %
88 y»
89%
—
,
83
,
80.'
''
*91
85%
80 Ya
87'A
*1051/2 107'A
3%s ser A '75_June-Dec
1st mtge
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Oil
83
95 Ya
'83
100
79%
—
103
103%
1967
Steel 4s debs
debentures
Vendo
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
—May-Nov
A 1977
1969
4V2S
Fran Term
2Vis
81%
*105
132%
April-Oct
L^-MayrNov
_April-Oct
Jan-July
subord
conv
Rubber 2%s
2%s
-
Standard
81'A
457
141 y«
100
—
*86 'A
--
Jan-July
23/4S-4V4S 1994
Van-July
Co 4Y2s conv 1973-June-Dec
Indiana Ry
Natural Gas
87%
1201/2
387
139Y4
*96%
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan -July
1985
2%s
debentures 1987
Southern California Edison Co—
3Yis convertible debentures 1970
debentures
96
91
136
Telegraph Co—
&
Bell Telepnone
debentures 1979
Southern
1963
[J S
*88
Apr-Oct
»un,1"5e?
April-Oct
debs 1993
Mobil Oil Co 4Y4S
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2Y2S 1976
& North Alabama RR 5s
5s
84Y4
85 Via
...
*104% 1051/4
&
South
92 Ys
94 Ya
4
94%
*80Ya
•
,
89
8OY4
*100
—
Jan-July
3Yes
93%
84%
JL
*85
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Mow
Mav-Mow
June-Dec
mtge
1st
__
81%
Feb-Aug
fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4Y2s 1977
42
*87%
I
138
Co 4%s s f debs 1983_Feb-Aup
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986
_Feb-Aup
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971
April-Oct
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2JAs debentures 1965—1
Smith-Corona Marchant 5Y4S 1979
Jan-July
Roebuck
debentures
fund
871/2
*93
Feb-Aug
_May-Nov
Jan-July
r
-
925/a
85 y4
81 %
Mar-Sept
84
94%
'
Jan-July
June-De0
dune-Dec
Seagram
3s
debentures
.
881/4
70'A
95'A
85%
April-Oct
1st
82
*84%
'
Mar-Sept
5Y4S debs 1980
(Jos E) & Sons 2Y2S 1966_r
First
105'A
86
92%
*94 %
1991_Mar-Sept
1977
81 Ya
May-Nov
f
1077
37/aS s. f debentures
Seaboard Finance Co
San
104
88
90
f
821/2
RR Co—
Line
s
91
'
'•
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debentures 1971
4%s debs 1982
conv
8covill Manufacturing
C
871/2
81%
1976
debentures
& coll trust 4y4s 1978
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
81 Ya
1989—May-Now
England 1st gtd 4s
Scioto V & New
Gold
120
t;
*94
1980
1972
3%s
66 y4
4%s
Car
United States
Gold
81%
111'A
27
—
*87
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Mow
76 Va
76 Ya
83%
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s bond certificates 1989
May-Now
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3Yes B 1971
April-Oct
Southern
80
__
112%
*105%
92 %
1971—May-Nov
1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3Y2s 1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s
747/8
81Y4
Jan-July
First
Southern
821/4
V
Jan-July
Corp 2%s
Gas
1st
76 Ya
1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
inc 4Y2S ser A Jan 2002
May
mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
income deb's series A Jan S006—Mar-Nov
2%s
76
70
;"'v.'J.■»?.:•'•";>.••
debentures
747/a
*67Y2
Bt
3s
111%
debs 1973
April-Oct
■5s
s
f
debentures
1986—
Feb-Aua
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
Union Tank
90 y2
62 V*
27/8s
RR
Vwv-•'.v;,
89 y2
—
coll tr 2%s
1982
Pacific
1st
Second mtge
Socony
15
101
-7
96
94%
96
66
Mar-Sept
A 1971
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Power 3s series
&
gold 6s 1996
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry
1st mortgage 4s series A
Sears
112%
3%s
£"£■-
s
Second
1st
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 2Y2s series
100
100
—v
*100
1977~June-Dec
debentures
£5
1
90%
701/4
80%
*81%
June-Dec
1974
3%s
June-Dec
May-Nov
Union Oil Co of California 2%s debs 1970_Vu«e-Dec
4%s debentures 1986
June-Dec
4Y4s conv subord debs 1991
June-Dec
mtge
1st
1st
Air
'7
88
•
92%
80%
Jan-July
debs 1982
Inc—
Missouri 3%s
of
Co
1st
92
United
Seaboard
90
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
1968
May-Nov
3%s
Paper
99 y4
"
79
debentures
3s
.
85
136
136%
Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept
1977
dan-July
series J
5Y»s. conv
Royal McBee 6Y4S conv
Scott
Orleans
New
Electric
Union
Gas & Electric
4Yas serial D 1977
General mortgage 3Yts
• 5s
90
*76
World Airlines 6%s inc debs 1978_June-Dec
Trans
58 Va
45
55 y2
100% 100%
1995_Mai/-Nov
ref 3 Yes series D
Rochester
1st
94%k
981/4
u
Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s debs—-----------1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—April-Oct
Republic
•
of
RR
Term
First
Lawrence
91%
85
99
98 Va
99
54 V*
61
20
-
*100
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge
5Y4S
debentures
1986
Tidewater Oil Co 3Y2s 1986
Union
Saguenay
98%
Q
:
Quaker Oats 2%s
Aircraft
High
91%
98%
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
Thompson Products 4%s
•
Rohr
91%
Vu'ne-Dec
first
Pacific
&
Texas
94
101 y2
93%
102
102%
1,1963
Low
94%
/
—
93
93
93
86
84%
C
gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985
•
Jan.
No.
98%
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
3y4s series B
refund M 3%s series
and
Texas
92
90 y2
3s
Range Since
Sold
High
New Orleans RR—
and refund M
First
108 y2
170
—
90%
Mar-Sept
45/«s
—
110V4
163 V2
mortgage 5s ^03< —
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—dune-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 27/eS 1979_June-Dec
debentures 1972
7~7^o
and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983_April-Oct
debentures 1975
April-iOct
debentures 1977
and reiunding
Corp
Texas &
97
94
Bonds
Friday's
91%
May-Nov
May-Nov
1983
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
Company
Texas
100
99 y2
28
99 54
99 Vz
99 y2
3Y4S 1968_Jan-Juip
refunding mortgage
and
First
First
:
1963
debentures
3s
& Gas Co—
Service Electric
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
Low
Texas
Public
Period
Exchange
Low
No.
High
Low
New York Stock
Last.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Last
Sale Price
31
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
. ..
.
„■
t
R^ti™ m t*
Section 77 Cm
^
r
"•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
(704)
32
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
furnish a complete report of the
following extensive list we
In the
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Rangei for Week Ending August 16.
transactions
and
and -is
itself
1
stock or bond in which any
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, August 12,
ending Friday, August 16. It is compiled by the report of the American
the American
on
Exchange
Stock
•
'•
Range Since Jail. 1,1963
>
Lowv"
"
(Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
1
•Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
i_10o
Acme
2% May
i8 Jan
2%
iy8
'.1,500
4 .100
2%
700
2%
Jun
4%
2%
Jun
4% Mar
8y2
Aug
4% Mar
7%
Jan
2%
3%
Jan
1
1
250
1
10
10o
1
2%
3%
2%
3y8
3%
4.200
5%
5%
5%
4,400
1
* 51 Va
Missiles & Construction Corp
Class
A
common
Acme
Wire
Products
Precision
Acme
Aero-Plow
Inc
Co
Corp
Plastics
Admiral
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General fCorp
3%
'
'W
■'
.im—_-i:
•
r
-i
5%
preferred
Device Mfg
Inc
Airlines
Alaska
Bohack
Feb
4%
5Va%
17%
Jan
Bowling
Corp
91%
Jan
93%
Jun
Brad
19%
1,700
12 y4
Jan
-'21%
Jun
Brandywine
~7%
~7%
4.700
7
Jun
3%
37/a
1.800
3y4
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62 y4 Mar
•
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67%
68%
4%
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1,100
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7%
2%
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4%
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8
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8
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Inc
1
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5
5%'- 5%
4% ' 4%
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1
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Almar Rainwear
3.000
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4%
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,
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88
1
1
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8
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Book-Stratford Press
Co
;
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42%
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2.300
4
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7
3%
3%
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3.900
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3%
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1%
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17%
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ARC
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500
.
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American Petrofina Inc class
2%
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Angostura-Wupperman
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■
1.800
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22.700
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11%
1.000
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Arrow
&
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21/2
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7%
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10%
Jan
20%
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37
Aug
24%
—*
24%
25%
1.400
24%
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2.100
71/4
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9%
7.500
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8% V
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8%
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10
*
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181/4
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8%
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47/8
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113%
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27
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22%
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28% May
24%
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25.700
25%
2J00
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1,500
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28% May
81/4 Jun
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of
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26
America
30c
25%
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1
11%
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Hill
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3
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1%
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14% July
101
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■
Jan
■
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3.000
4%
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//19.700
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10%
'
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3%
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51/4
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5%
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6
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preferred
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
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Corp option warrants
.
10 pesos
Campbell Machines
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
General
Industries
Atlas Sewing Centers
Audio Devices Inc
Aurora
Plastics
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Collieries
1'«141/4
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14%
19%
21%
3%
5 Va
;;
15%
1 M6y«
30%
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Jun
67/a
Apr
9%
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52%
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100
52
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551/4
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350
53%
7
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5%
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:
400
•
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60 Va Mar
a 12
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2.100
3%
Aug
May
>-•
55
Jun
7%
;
30%
22%
13.200
63%
—
22% Feb
15% Aug
Feb
4.500
171/a
29%
Jan
Va
4% May
Aug
7%
4% May
Jun
Jan
■36%
Apr
3% Mar
4%
Jan
6% July
8%
Jan
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8% Jan
9%
27%
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12
300
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383.800
—1
Aug
Oils
Gas
Ltd
Ltd
>/3%
3%
3%
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Ltd
Canadian
Javelin
Jun
Canadian
Marconi
Mar
Canadian
13.900
n
4,500
■
3%
Jan
1^ Feb
Aug
18 Va
Jan
Jun
4%
Jan
Jun
9%
•
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Jan
71%
•14%
Canadianwide- Properties
Jun
Feb
Canadian
3%
19
3%
,
18 %
•
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•
3%
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Feb
/ ■ 1%
Jun
Jan
17 %
Feb
3,400
14%
45
•
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Jun
Apr
16%
Jan
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4%
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4%
400
4Vb
10% Feb
•
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1,200
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Feb
14%
500
13%
—1
50c
Canal-Randolph Corp
International
Corp
Apr
5%
4.900
21%
24i/a
22.600
18%
18%
400
5%
/: 900
6Va
Feb
ft
1
Minerals
Williston
—-
14%
■"51/a
5
Jan
-V Jan
17%
Apr
7%
Jan
24%
Apr
19
Jan
'
4Va May
Jun
•
■
Jan
rrn
11%
Jan
900
40 y2 Mar
•.
—
2y2 Mar
11%
1.10O
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Carnation
1
—
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Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
5
—1
5.50
Co
95%
98%
16%
,
5%
Feb
6
Jun
'
4%
Jan
22% May
"15
a«>/2
Mar
Jun
preferred—*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
(JW) Co
——1
Carolina Power &-Light $5
Castle
& Co
:
Catalin Corp of America
Central
Charge Services Inc
Central Hadley Corp
i.
(AM)
Central
Power
12
%
>
4
6% Mar
Mar
83
99% Aug
Jan
110% Aug
107 Va
110
4
Mar
41/8
800
800
10 Va
1.800
3 Va
Jan
2.000
8
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75%
77%
120
3%
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6
v" 14% Mar
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1,500
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4
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1
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4%
1.600
99%
'1091/4110
Jan
16 % Mar
23% May
3%
3.000
,
Jan
13%
v
4y4 July
<
%
10 y4
8.600
•
20
14%
43
45
Feb
%
-
5%
3
;-3y8 May -/
•
20
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6%
13
--8.100
14
5
10
Corp
7.400
*
preferred
$1.30
Canadian
'
7.500
v"3%
-
Jun
A
51/a
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•
•
Mar
9
Jan
8% May
3.500
7.300
3%
-
—
common
Homestead
9%
55%
1.300
16.700
2iy4
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Avis Industrial Corp
Avondale Corp
Co Ltd
Dredge & Dock Co
Export Gas & Oil
8
26.600
; ;•" %
1
com
;/:-14
Jan
3% May
16%
1
Avien Inc
Ayshire
i/2
•
Inc
Ltd
Co
Canadian
6V4 July
14%
1
•15%
1
.
201/4 Aug
f .5% May
V 6J/a July
/11.300
7% "8%.
.171/4 "G8 VB
1
Mines Ltd
Canadian
2y8 Apr
7y8 July
1%
:.12%
1
I6y8
1
*
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
•!
May
6,400
10y2;'107/a
61/4 Jan
,;•/
,
.
-13%
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Atlas
1
y8
.
800 :
"v500 1/
'
61/4
41
—_10c
A.
Feb
5y0 Mar
'
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l
Mining &
•
-30%
50
50
50
$3.00
Canaveral
Atlas Consolidated
^81/4 "
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17
$2.50
Campbell Chibougamau
4.200
64%; -65%
*
—
common—.1
15 Va
12% Julv
4,900
;
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2 Va Mar
•
Jan
2.800
7%
21/4
2 y4
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6^
1% Mar
4%
Jan
J.l.% Aug
1.000
/
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4%
6%
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
36.100
■
8%
18% Aug
10% Feb
•
3% Aug
10.600
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4%
Corp Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton
California
6% July
Jan
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.
c
Feb
1%
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2%
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5%
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BVD
Jan
3%
1
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Shoe
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800
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1
Jan
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.
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1
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1,600
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8 !/a
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300
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—1
-
15%
Aug
30
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Jun
/
12%
Jan
-
4.700
12
6
American dep rets ord shates___3s 6d
Jan
v? 34%
22% July
9,800
5
May
6%
11%
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2.50
Company
Mines Ltd—
Burma
-
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1
—__
Atlantic Research
5%
Jan
4% May
Jan
4%
33yao /
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Financial
5y4
27/8
1
Associated Testing Labs
Astrex Inc
Atico
51/4
-
...
Jan
103
£1
Inc
Associated Oil & Gas Co*
Associated
12
•
8% Aug
Jan
3%
131/4
27
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Mar
Jan
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Jan
500
6%
-
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May
May
28%
1.400
24%
1%
%
Aug
Jun
4% Aug
6.200
Apr
May
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
23.800
4% Mar
'*
7%
14% Mar
Industries—
deposit
Associated Food
23%
1%
40o
Inc
5Va
34%
-
1
1
Corp Ltd
Baby Services
American
33 y8
24%
Inc
Oil
Associated
'"4%
Apr
Jun
5%
•
100 y2
^_2.50
_
"warrants"
Electronics
Asamera
' £4%
*34%'
150o
—
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Jan
8%
Jan
Aug
96%
23
•
47% May
-
Argus Inc
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
3 Va Mar
Jan
/ 2%
130
:
■i-
-12
2,300
'. '12
Jan
10% Aug
1,000
i'
4%
.:
Jun
2.950
7%
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Burgmaster
Jan
4Vs
3% Aug
-
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1
Inc
4.200
Jan
2% Mar
37
2%
7%
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Company
Bunker
May
6
Jan
4V4
15,100
4%
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Corp
Industries
Apollo
1.700
11%
11%
1
a
Co
8y4
; 3%
13'/a
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1
l ;
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs-3.45
Anthony Pools Inc
2%,
37
200
3ya
>
4%
2 V2
7
6.200
;
7%
a
__
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2
j.
2%
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1
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Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
American Thread 5% preferred
5
American
Chemical
2 y4
500
2%
46 y4 ...46%
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Ansul
2%
•161/8
Jan
2
Jan
34%
2%
Co Inc
(E L)
F
Buell
>
2%
16
1% May
■
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Jan
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37
ord—*
1
1
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5 Va May
Paper Mills Ltd—
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Jan
90
July
300
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American shares
Jan
24%
Jan
4,900
■;
■
'
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Burroughs
American Israeli
i73/4 July
Budget Finance Plan—
21% Aug
- Jan
Jan
Jan
6.500
5%
preferred
Bruce
B
52
Aue
Mar
3
22 VA
Mar
"
Jan
Mar
5%
700
3.000
8
18%'
Feb
10
Feb
13%
Class B common
Feb
6V4
4% Mar
20
42
Apr
6%
1
10c
Company
4 °/o
Feb
Jan
700
4%
31/4
3%
7%
3,000
5%
dep rets ord registered
Brown
'
3.200
3%
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■.,
6%
Jan
4,100
8%
300
7%
8
13 Vs
rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
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Jun
89
Apr
5r/4
/ 2% July
5%
dep
British
Jan
5!/2
84 y8
Feb
Aug
13%
I
Brooks Instrument Co
Jan
3% July
3.300
:/ 8
%
6%
3%
7%
8
—
*
100
Assn
Raceway
Columbia
Feb
'
6V8
'10
'
4%
42
__
/
6.800
171/a
Jan
Aug
20% May
4% Mar
Tobacco—
6%
■■;
6%
4
•
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8.500
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American
Amer
Feb
14%
Aue
'20%
4 y4
20
42 %
• *
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American Business Systems Inc
American Electronics
Works
British
4
Jun
9% Jun
9%
Aue
4%
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4%
20V2
2Va
6%
--
3%
Apr
28 %
6% May
/
Jan
1,100
J4%
1
Beverage Corp
American' Biltrite
2
of America
Gear
Corp
Manufacturing
Amer
10% Aug
Jan
7%
'
5%
"
American
1.300
—
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Jan
4% July
500
88
5%
5%
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Vj.
3%
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Jan
2%
July
—,__1.50
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3% Aug
May
7%
•
Allied Paper
3%
common
American
Jan
9%
2% May
900
7%
8
16% July
1
Co Inc
Brown
Allied Control Co
5.200
1
Traction Light & Pow
Brazilian
Breeze
Aug
5%
.
47/8 Aue
2,900
.
68%
Aue
6% July
300
2%
10
18%
-
9Va
Feb
'
Jun
5%
;
Mar;
2
49.800
1
convertible preferred
17%
High
Mar
May
80
-
Jan
56
24,520
4%
2%
18%
Inc
British
Artists Pictures Corp common—1 /-—■
19
Inc
13% May
89%
£1%
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
Allied
1,850
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10c
prior preferred
150
;
Alleghany Corp :"warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Co
(HC)
Borne Chemical
'24% Aug
ADr
Brillo
Algemene Kunstzlde N V—
4.
American deposit rets American shs_
All American Engineering Co
10c
All-State Properties Inc.
1
20 V2
7
2y8
Jan
4%
18
—
19 Va
Inc
Industries
Bloomfield
300
Alan Wood Steel Co common
Alarm
20
3
Blossman Hydratane Gas
91 Va
preferred—.100
"
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100
Co Inc.
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7%
1
1.900
—
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Bourjois
Power- 4.20%
Alabama
■19%
Class
24% July
-3% July
300
9.200
900
2%
2.50
Building Industries
Bloomfield
Low
;
8V4
2V4
2%
1
Blauner's
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
;va /
Corp
"15%
15
15
'
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3%
24%
Birdsboro
■•/65% Apr
10 y4 May
:
22%
*
Smith Inc
Binney &
Jan
11%
2% July
23%
21 y8
—
Act
2.200
1
Bickford's, Inc
Apr
11,800
Inc
for Week
-Shares
High
4
Bethlehem Corp
Jan
1%
45% Jan
3%
3%
Manufacturing Co
.——1
:
3 Va
Aerosol Techniques Inc
10c /"ft21%
-Aid Investment ■& Discount-Inc
1
Alleen Inc
—1 >~24
Airport Parking-Corp of ^America—Class
51%
50
Aeronca
2.100
11.500
2%
2%
2%
Low
(The)
Frocks
Berkshire
>/■ 2% Mar
'•
-
of Prices
High
,v
'
:2V8
2Va
:
Low
v
High
/■ Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
;*■ Par
:
V
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
--Last
S T O CK S
for Week
Range
>
Last
American Stock Exchange
--.Sales
Week's
Friday
j.;t:- stocks
i~
4%
Jun
10 V4 May
,
1 Va
72%
Jan
77 %
85%
/•
Feb
Jan
88 % July
Jan
20%
Jan
32
%
3,600
Apr
Aug
B
Central Securities
$1.40 series
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas
class
A_1
Baker Industries Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
Banner
Jan
117/a Mar
5
1
Jan
8% Aug
8%
7%
8%
•
14%
14%
14%
3.600
10%
4%
1%
5.700
3%
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4y8
4
50c
Corp
lft
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Ltd
Industries
Inc
10c
Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes Engineering Co
2%
-
2%
2%
7%
17%
16%
18
9%
10
4%
9%
Apr
23 Vs
Jan
9y8
9
9%
1.200
8% Mar
500
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1
•1%
5.200
Belock
instrument
Watch
Co
Berkey vhotn Inc
For
footnotes,
see
page
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana
Oil
Jan
1% July
Cinerama
C
K P
Clark
5
~
2
3%
61/2
7
2.100
3%
Aug
1.000
5
Jan
/
1%
2.500
121/4
12%
500
2
"
6 i/a
5%
Jan
3
Feb
8%
Jun
22 J/2
Apr
12% Aug
18%
19%
14
13%
14%
47,100
29
30%
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13»/a
13 Va
5.500
10 V4 Mar
13% July
4%
5Va
1.500
4% Mar
6 % Mar
18%
13
10c
8%
Jan
Clarpstat Manufacturing Co
1
4%
4%
5%
3 800
2'/4
1.000
2
3%
Jan
7
7
8%
11.703
2.400
-4%
5y8
11.500
Clary Corporation
Clayton & LamDert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
1
49%
May
47 % July
8%
8%
9
1.300
1
7%
7 %
7%
1.900
36.
"
301/2
lc
Corp
Jan
Corp
6%
Jun
May
9Vi
Jan
Coburn
6%
Credit
preferred
Co
Inc
common-
4%
1
"2%
1%
~27/a
700
1
Hi/2
11
llVa
-4.400
20
23'/2
22%
23V2
250
"
Aug
4% Mar
=
7%
9 Va
Aug
Jan
Jun
Apr
15%
Jun
% July
3%
Jan
9% Mar
12%
Apr
20 % Mar
26 V4
Apt
12%
;__4
17% Mar
31%
Mar
19
21% July
10 %
Jun
May
Jan
Jun
.Tan
29
Jun
Jan
6%
a
Jan
Aug
lVa
14 %
7% May
6% Jan
13%
5 Va
1.000
■
"4%
Feb
12 Va
4,700
1
10%
7.400
3.100
21.700
53V2 May
li°o
14.900
48%
49%
5% Mar
7
Feb
61/4
~2 Va
1%
"1% Mar
Apr
Apr
Aug
25c
Corp
Development Ltd
Cable
i
1§
22 %
--
1
1
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Corp
Inc
Foil
Circuit
!
31/4
1 Va
1
:
"7%
-
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2
"2%
50c
IT"
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10%
7
•
7%
7y8
19%
25o
I
Ltd
Corp
28
•1.500
20%
1%
20%
~i
*
Corp
Inc
Co
17 Va
2,400
9 Va
7
1%
•
Telephone of Canada
7/a Jan
'% Feb
'
12% Jan
3V4
1
Cherry-Burrell
19%
~
2.50
Charter Oil
18%
5i/a
250
~
,
Apr
19 Va
■r8%
10
Co
Corp
Chromalloy
1.100
91/8
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bell Electronic Corp
Jan
Apr
Jan
1
Beck
4 Va
2%
1,800
j
Benrus
Century Electric
Century Geophysical
1% May
Barry Wright Corp
Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings Inc
Jun
Jan
6V2
5.600
7%
Aug
14 % July
1.400
7%
1
14%
Jan
2,500
ioc
Jan
Barton's
Bell
Corp common
1
convertible preferred-*
B
Chamberlin Co of America
10.200
preferred
Securities
Oil
111/4 May
8 %
2.100
50o
Convertible
Banff
9%
Chemical—
Common
Baldwin
8%
Aue
81
9%
2
.Number €231
.Volume 158
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(,?o5)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Electronics
Cohu
Coleman
Sand
-I
47/2
5
36 %
—1. ,.,.14%
5
6%
Inc
Co Inc
Colonial
Low
& Stone Co
Commercial Metals Co
Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
?5c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
•
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc.
10c
Construction Products class A—
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
High
Low
31/2
4%
6.000
361/a
2,500
293/4
Apr
14%
15
2.300
y"137/e
Jan
5% July
373/4 July
18&/8 Feu
6
41/4
61/2
200
4
Jan
6%
Jun
1%
1%
13.100
1
Jun
1%
Jan
42%
2,000
381/a May
7%
7%
11/8
3.900
fco
71/2 Aug
% May
1.400
1
1
46
14 3/a
Jan
3 "/a
Jan
43/a Mar
43
51/4
Apr
4 %
Apr
5%
Jan
Seaboard
4.700
21%
Jan
251/4
Apr
Fields
37/a
5.600
3%
Jun
43/4
Feb
Filmways
Inc
m
8%
200
Jan
10 V4
Feb
Financial
General
7/a
6,300
1%
li/4
100
1 %
71/2
7%
600
5%
7%
5%
200
3/4 Mar
1
Continental Commercial
Cooper-Jarrett
1
Inc
7,%
21/4
Jan
7
Jan
8%
Feb
5%
73/4
8V4
1.700
v
%
3/a
6.400
Apr
5%
Feb
V
13
12%
133/4
33.300
19
183/4
19%
400
6%
900
i/2
6
6 Vb
Aug
103/8 Aug
% Jan
11 Vb July
17 V8 Jan
13% Aug
201/4 o my
%
5%
Jan
Class
Coro
B
bistilling Ltd cl A voting—•
16%
•
non-voting
—
1
*
1.50
1
Reynolds common
preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
Cott Bottling Co of New England
Corroon &
$1
8%
7% May
21%
21%
500
6%
6%
65/a
receipts (ord reg)—£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole Petroleum Corp
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
American dep
& Co
Industries
Crowley Milner
Aluminum
Crown
(Central Petroleum
Crown
Drug
Jan
Jan
223/4
Feb
20%
Apr
Feb
21%
Apr
73%
1.800
5%
7
1.600
6%
Jan
8
200
7x56
Feb
10
Firth
Sterling
Fischer
&
Fishman
Florida
2%
2%
Jan
3
423/8
2%
6.900
44
4%
355/8 Mar
16.800
43/a
3%
1.600
443/4 July
5% Jun
Jan
(MH)
73/4
73/4
3%
4
131/4
13%
13%
1.200
Co
2%
2%
600
2
51/2
53/,
300
5
71/4
73/t
7.300
5
(Md):
21/a
25c
10c
—
Motor
Inc—
Systems
Brothers Inc
i
Inc
Corp class
Mines
Dayco
A pref
35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
Defiance Industries Inc class B
1
5
100
Dennison Mfg class A
debenture stock
71/4
151/3
23/4
Manufacturing
&
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
Fuller
151/a
153/4
15
2.50
1
—
Apr
3%
Jan
Jan
8 3/8
Apr
Jan
12%
Jan
Jun
%
Apr
6%
Apr
7%
11%
11%
7.900
600
143A May
2% Feb
6"%
Jan
Jan
12%
,
Jan
Jan
Jan
151/2 July
1
*
65/8
11,400
2%
2%
2%
25V4
213/4
4% Jan
6%
Apr
1.000
2 3/s
41/8
121/2
26%
130.400
4%
4
4%
4.300
4
5th
5*i
6
5,700
5
July
May
220
30
Jan
33 vb
33
10%
103/4
5%
61/2
1.700
27
261/4
27%
6.300
331/2
11
Jun
30% July
5%
Apr
6% Mar
6,800
16%
Aug
Jan
14%
Jan
8%
Apr
7% July
18
Feb
3%
33/a
700
11
V
165
11%
1,000
4%
5%
17%
18%
8%
9
1
4,300
J <!'i
400
3%
33/4
13,400
163 y4 165
5%
...
Feb
.7%
Feb
193/8
Jun
123/4
Jan
Aug
35/8 May
43/8
Apr
Aug
16%
Feb
159
Fee
18b %
Jua
5
Aug
10%
140
5%
Apr
Apr
1%
8%
,6,800
11%
3%
12 Vb
Feb
43/4 Aug
13% Mar
6,700
,
103/4
'■
2% Jun
9% Mar
800
1 Va
3,100
6 % Feb
4% May
2%
2%
2%
600
1
—10c
6%
6%
63/4
5,700
3
3 Va
1,300
2V4 May
4 '8
>-5
34%
32
34%
1,500
30 % Mar
36%
Apr
1
16%
16%
173/4
1,30,0
Jan
20%
Jun
13
13
13%
600
12 % July
30% Jan
32%
1% Mar
4%
Jan
—i
6 3/4
Aug
Jun
Goods
10% Apr
5% Aug
18% Jan
1.700
142%
General
Development
11%
Jan
8V2 May
31
May
Jan
158%
Jun
7%
133/4
7%
141/a
6% July
8% Jan
2.900
8%
Feb
800
15% May
7 3/s Jan
~i%
41/2
4%
3,200
291/2
28 3/4
301/4
3,800
241/s
Jan
30%
'
1
•
1
General
i9o
5,000
x9o
Jun
%
Jan
2,200
10%
43/e July
1,500
500
3/a
Jun
1%
Jan
1%
400
%
Apr
1%
Jan
10s
1
10c
"11/8
15
1 %
5
2%
—_•
5%
10
—
Jan
15% Aug
3% Jan
2% May
400
■
,
123/4
10%
200
Feb
1,600
1%
May
Apr
113%
2%
2%
25/8
100
2Vs
Jan
2%
Apr
Feb
13%
3,600
13 %
Apr
123/4
11%
11
11%
15%
15%
16
11%
103/4
113/a
10% Jun
17% Jan
4,600
32.50
36%
36%
36%
225
.>
preferred
10
„
_•
•
-•
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
5% Aug
^2%
7.50
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
41*6 July
25/s
J-
4
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
400
9%
21% May
141/4 Apr
Jan
15% July
2,300
16
— —
1
(The) Corp—
•
18% May
19 % Jun
Jan
Co
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
17
17%
19%
213/4
900
5%
5%.
700
10s
•
Corp
Corp
lOo
,
36
4 x°o
6%
36
4 i°c
23/e
150
a
7%
4,200
17
1
Corp
Dynalectron
8%
21%
—
Duraloy (The) Co
:
•.
Eastern Air Devices Inc
2%
100
63/B
63/4
Gilbert
1
1%
7%
-25
2Va
:
200
36'
2 3/a
1%
Jan
600
7s/B
44%
503/4
~4%
43/e
40%
Jan
2
Feb
Feb
18% Jan
25% May
7
Jan
29%
28%
293/4
1
Inc
Emenee Corp
Goldfield
Corp
Goodman
Manufacturing
7%
34%
Feb
10 VB
Jan
-1
15%
15%
17%
1 %
14,500
2,800
Jan
Jun
1%
15% Jun
24% Feb
1% Jan
38
1,500
1,300
1,500
4
19%
13 %
13%
7y8
7%
Jan
175 % Mar
165
13%
& Steel Corp
Jan
1,600
—
1
;—-—10c
—
1
21%
203/4
4,800
15
Jan
22
8%
3% May
10% Apr
41,100
12%
11%
6
6%
2,400
3,300
25c
~2%
2%
2%
1,100
1
51/4
63/8
—•
1%
5%
1 %
13/4
lOo
—1
3%
12 3/s
193%
pfd—100
10c
13%
11%
14%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
35/8
50
Rule
l
Greer
33/4
1813/4
footnotes,
1
1
lOo
"91/8
.1
5%
5%
10c
-
99% 100
325
Jan
102
Jan
98%
Jan
11
15% Attg
12%
Apr
Feb
109
101% Feb
lb V2
j an
10%
Apr
133/8
Feb
10
700
Jan
12% July
Apr
26 3/4
293A
13%
Jan
323/4 July
113/4
/\nr
22%
17%
17
17%
800
16%
Apr
*
1
£1
1
;
15%
15%
153A
Apr
16 %
17%
5,500
3,700
12%
16%
11
Jan
20% July
93/b
9 3/s
700
9%
Jan
11%
1%
l3/4
17,300
1%
Jan
23%
23%
800
4
1
4
5
—50o
—
Company
Corp
3%
4,400
4
3Va Feb
4,300
.
Industries Inc———
Corp——'—.
Land
4%
Jan
22
Aug
8% Aug
14% Jan
States Land &
H
&
Corp—
B American
Jan
5Yi Apr
23
.
Jan
Jan
Apr
.10c
—
3%
see page
1%
5%
Jan
Jan
40
98
Jan
105
Feb
3
Mkr
4
44% Jan
55
July
July
1%
4%
•i
4Va
4%
-
3uJ
3,200
-
36.
5
2%
2
2%
4,400
8
8
8
2,100
2%
2 3/8
5%
6%
9,100
53/4
6
600
33/4
4
2,600
3% Apr
55/8 Aug
3V8 Jan
Jan
Feb
July
Feb
2
5,500
Apr
12%
Jan
34
10%
1,000
July
1% May
1()
Aug
73/4
8%
4%
4%
3,200
20,400
4% July
23/8
2%
10%
2%
1,500
19%
14
19%
29%
28%
29%
263/4
28 s/a
14%
Jan
Feb
39
May
3
Jun
14% Mar
8% July
6%
Jan
Aug
26% Jan
20V8
Jan
25 %
3,300
3%
3%
Jan
36%
Jan
4
Jun
13 %
10,200
2,400
26%
3%
3%
10,800
Aug
35% Apr
—*
A
9%
Jan
11% Mar
4%
Jun
7% ■May
7"% Jan
5%
Feb
Oil
Class
B
Jan
33/a
3 V2
1,300
4
4,900
3V4 July
33/4 Aug
4% May
33/4
5%
Jan
6%
6%
7
1,100
674 Mar
8%
Feb
————10c
5%
43/fe
53/8
50,600
5%
5%
5%
2,300
207a
6,900
9,300
5%
.29
..
———————2-
-25c
20
20
6
'
f
40 V2
Jan
1%
Aug
pfd——-100
-—
.Tan
55/q
73/4
343/4
353/4
600
27y8
Jan
30%
317/b
7,100
26 Va
Jan
id
J.m
38s/4 Majr
35% July
4%
102
Jan
107
76
1Q3/4
4
July
21
Auk
53/8
104%
Jan
6
13%
;
Jan
O "it
.Udl
7%
.-100
100
2V8
37/a May
30%
Inc—
—
46% Aug
0
353/a
-16%
Portion Pak Inc/~—s..
Jan
bO
104% 104%
50
10%
800
43/4
7,000
3%
Jan
5
17%
300
13%
Jan
19
10%
4%
17%.
~6
4%
6%
5
4 3/a
5
10% Aug
4%
Aug
4%
4,800
400
Aug
Jan
13
.
common
International
~4%
18 Va
Aug
7% Jan
1,200
43/4
5,500
4%
Aug
1%
1%
2,500
1%
Jan
8
Vb
2,700
7
Jan
l3/4
1%
900
1
3/a
100
May
A Mui
4%
5/8
•Tan
27%
243/4
2,800
1%
1V4
7%
3,700
63/4
35
35
29
29
...
5.200
Jun
\T»r
7% Aug
37%
Feb/
400
32%
Jan
100
28%
Jan
31%
Jun.
143'«
Jan
Group Inc
12%
13 V4
400
class A
10%
10%
1,800
103/4
11
501
10% J"lv
—.—
Jan
14
Feb
12% Aug
9 S/8 July
Co Ltd
2% Jan
9% Jan
4% Mar
1
>
Feb
,%7% Feb
18%
24%
Jan
Apr
July
9 »/8
17%
4%
19%
Jan
Ma J.
15%
7%
Inc
—
Home Finance
Home
May
Apr
8 Vs
Aug
33/4
(W E) & Co 5%%
Co
9
18%
63/b
16
3%
Rubenstein
&
Aug
Mar
55/b July
1,500
16 3/a
5% Feb
18% July
17% Jan
Kosher Foods Inc_50o
Heli-Coil Corp
(R)
Feb
3% May
700
Mining Co—-—
Henderson's
7-
*•:
17b
Inc
National
preferred
6 3/a
16 3/a
•—10
Heinicke Instruments Co.
Hoe
2
700
463/4
.
"Bishop
Heller
63/4
Industries
Helena
3 :
15/a
Hastings Mfg Co—-
Hecla
3%
453/4
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.
Holly Corporaiion
Holly Stores Inc-———
Holophane Co ——
,-.
Holyoke Shares Inc——
Aug
8
26
11
Jan
6 3%
2%
Mar
1,400
1,000
1,900
Jan
6
Jan
Aug
6
4,100
4%
2%
33/B
2
11%
4%
2,100
Jun
11
3% Mar
2,000
Jun.
5%
11
Hoffman
h. > 4
5%
4% Mav
24 v* July
Hofmann Industries Inc
9%
Jan
2 3/4 Mar
200
11%, Aug
Jan
6%-
Feb.
May
52,200
5,900
Jan
3%
V
43/4
43/4
7
1%
13
5%
8
800
4%
43/4
Jan
J6%
Mar
1
33/a
2%
6
4
43/a
3%
113/a
1% Aug
4% Jun
4
July
300
11,600
33/8
Higbie Manufacturing Co—r---—
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common-.
5%
convertible pref em J
Hill's Supermarkets inc—
Hilton Hotels "warrants".
3%
250
1%
'5%
Jan
11%
Hercules Gallon Products Inc-—:—.
Feb
22,600
-
1
5%
J All
10% Aug
21'
.2
6%
1% Aug
3%'May
6%
1
Jun
Feb
Ajr
3%
700
2,400
2,200
'■
2%
33 y4
9% Mar
1,300
10%
23
Aug
Manning—_•—3.50
(Paul) Inc
—25o
Winkle
7% July
7 s/b July
3J )
4%
10
22%
-*
1
50o
1
1
Industries
Gulf & Western Industries
Gulton Industries Inc
Gulf
43/4
10
22%
23%
1
5
—
Products——
(The)—
—-—10c
Chemical 'Coatings: Inc—1
Gulf American
1%
—16%
—-•
Co
Stores
Grocery
Jun
1% July
4% Mar
......
51
4
"414
1
Co
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
30
29%
Industries
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Hazel
1,500
3%
4%
1
—1
For
1%
——10
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
;
Esquire Radio & Electronics—
Essex Chemical Corp^
106 ?■■■•■ 106
Aug
11%
94,900
H%
Jan
13 %
10,600
11%
Inc—•—10c
Great Basins Petroleum Co_—20o
Great Lakes Bowling Corp
1
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
1
Great Western Producers common—60o
6% preferred series A
30
Hebrew
5,200
102% 102 3/4
3%
_1
Corp
II
300
1334
Manufacturing Co
Gray
Jun
9% July
1% Feb
6 3/a Jan
Apr
8
May
5% July
31% Jun
16% Jun
5
8%
-
Jan
500
common
13
Jun
7% Aug
18 Aug
10
4,400
8
51
May
Mar
15,600
preferred
Ero Manufacturing Co
24% July
46,200
113/4
1
1
Harvey Radio Co IncHarvey's Stores class A:—
1?
1st
15%
11%
15%
Gorham Corporation
Class
Forge
13%
—8c
1
•
•
50o
Jewelry class A
Gordon
Harvard
53/4
preferred-.
25%
Jan
Jan
*
convertible
7% AUg
1
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Jan
U
5%
Jan
Aug
—
Feb
5%
——
Empire District Electric
Equity Corp common-
7% Jan
5%
*
*
4c
Security Systems
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin (Wm) Co Ltd
9
13
—
33/8 Aug
Apr
7%
class B
Glenmore Distilleries
3%
5%
Associates Inc
Feb
5%
12 3/4
(AC) Co
1% May
.—2
Electronic & Missile Facilities—
Electronics Corp of America
2%
10,600
Jan
36%
3%
Jan
July
...-1
Electronic Research
6,800
6
600
Corp
class A n v
7%. Mar
--.
25C
Corp
Electronic Communications
3s/a
5%
1,400
com
1,000
——
Electronic Assistance
3 Va
53/4
Jan
4% May
3% Feb
2% Aug
6% Jun
31%
«
»«.
Electrographic Corp
3%
7%
•
1
2,500
f
43/4
—1
i
Inc—
2% May
9% Jan
1,400
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Guardsman
9
14s/8 Jan
5% Mar
4
•
6,500
„
1%
73/8
.200
Ltd
Electro-Voice
Apr
73/4
Gilchrist Co
41
335/8 July
153/4 Feb
2,700
35%
2%
.—1
Eastern Can Co class A
—
7%
15%
preferred
Controls
Grow
E
Corp
18,900
25%
Inc
Corporation ———
Harnischfeger Corp ———
Hartfield Stores Inc
Hartford
Electric Light-
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Edo Corporation—
..
9%
7%
Harn
Eastern States Corp common
8%
15%
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Hardeman
Inc
9%
July
7%
Hall Lamp Co
Co
1% July
15%
preferred
Hanson-Van
Eastern Freightways
5
100
25%
Corporation
Power $5
Giant Foods Inc
Giant
300
13/4
5
1
—2.50
Supermarkets
Giannini
5%
1%
/.
■
Corp
Stores
13% Feb
10 5/a Aug
35% Jan
3,800
20,500
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Test
8%
34%
5
Exploration Co—.
&
Harris
8%
36
1
;I
■
Corp
Plywood
Guerdon
Draper Corp
■
Corp
Great American
:
,
Fireproofing
Foam
$4.60
5%
1
—
.
Jan
Apr
91% Apr
13/4
rets ord registered_£l
American dep
Georgia
91 %
14% Jun
Aug
Vlt
%
A
Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
Globe
7%
10%
*
Jun
31/4
dep rets ord reg
2%
Co—
Co common,
'•
35
%
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Evans
33/4
preferred
100
Acceptance
"warrants"
-Alloys Co
1
General Eattery & Ceramic Corp
1
General Builders Corp
——-—_—1
Jan
Aug
27/s
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
ERT
'15%
9
10%
1
Genung's Incorporated
143/4
Dome Petroleum Ltd
69c
Jua
4%
i
Jan
_1
Co
'
3%
Diversey Corp..
„
Jan
500
5%
81/2 May
161/4 July
147/8
Dixilyn Corp common
Erie
1
General
Distillers Co Ltd—
$2
17%
General
5%
1
El-Tronics
5%
»"
l'-v
_.
Power
Jan
Engineering Co Inc_l
Quality Supermkts com—10c
1st preferred
10
Elder-Peel
15%
3%
Canada
of
Sporting
3
6%
Dilbert's
Elco
2H
8%
118 July
% Aug
4
G
6%
1
Dielectric Products
Eastern
/
11 %
Inc
Garan
2%
6%
25c
Dialight Corp
DuVal
6%
8
Inc
Co
(Geo A)
7 00
1
Products
Raynolds Co Inc
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Duro
Aug
8
6
6%
1
10c
Company—
Friendly Frost Inc
200
2.800
141/4
1
1
Desilu Productions Inc
Driver
r«D
313/8
Construction
(The)
General
Data-Control
Drilling
1,100
7
14-/4
Feb
i)J./
5 */4
6%
6%
Enterprises
City
Fresnillo
General
50c
50c
10c
1
10c
Daryl Industries lnc_—
Dorsey
6,000
6
Corp
Line inc
Tiger
Gatineau
D
$2
200
Co
Jan
2%
42s/8
35/8
Crystal Dairies
Class
20,300
1
Inc__•
Porter
General Gas
Amer
JttiX
8
,8
4%
Capital
Flying
General
7%
A
7
1
General
Devoe &
22 %
10,800
2y8
10c
Aug
2%
-•
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
•
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Class B common
<
-1
8%
8,400
IS
Aug
9% Juiy
Feb
10
6 3/4
10
10
25c
1
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Corporation——
Day
us
11 \
31 -hi
Jan
0%
15
Jun
63/4
Corp—25c
Cubic
Davidson
1 A
9,400
434
preferred
Gateway
Crose United Corp
Daitch
30 y4
;
nug
*/8
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Crown
''in
Jan
7
6%
—1
Corp
convertible
Fotochrome Inc
May
93/4
20
——
31%
li3e
2/u
Corp
Corp common
17% May
Jan
'
4V2
1,300
14%
Warrants
17
Apr
20J
64,/OJ
7%.
13
25c
Forest
73/4
700
•3%
15
10c
A
Chemicals Inc
&
15% Jan
100
8%
1
1
1
-
16
16%
—
5
Inc
Plastics
First National Realty &
Ford
Corby (H)
Range Since Jan. 1, 1961
% Mar
May
6 3/4 Mar
Petroleum
7%
13%
:
241/2
Felmo.it,
class
Purchaser
3.100
83/s
12%
_2c
Fargo Oils Ltd
43/8
lli
3%
14%
1
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Farauuy Uranium Mines Ltd—.
3%
y8
3%
1.50
lnc__
Famous Artists Schools Inc
60c
Corp—
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A—50c
Continental Materials
Corp
10c
Continental Telephone
Co
1
Cook. Paint & Varnish Co
15
Fxan
24%
3%
tieek
Snares
lligli
—_1
Co—.—
Drilling Co
Record
4%
.
—
I-
UJU
lor
1
Falcon
Family
Federated
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Range
of Prices
Par
Fairmont Chemical
s»
/uasi
American Stock Exchange
High
Apr
•4%
35%
iy2
42%
Community Discount Centers
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Sale Price
STOCKS
-
Shares
—
H cck
Friday
for Week
Fast
Par
(Range for Week Ended August id)
Sales
Sale Price
S
S T O CK
American Stock Exchange
33
.
13% May
'My
Financial
The Commercial and
.
Monday, August Chronicl
19, 1963
.
(706)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 16)
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
common
&
Manhattan Corp
------
—
class A
18%
3472
100
10
100
%
Mallory Randall.Corp.
Mangel
Jan
100% Juiy
Jan
35 % May
lVj.i%a04.1CiU
6% May
20
Apr
Marconi
4%
Jan
2,400
17J/a
aan
"
'.
Jan
17
20y8
Apr
industries
Maneue
1874
3,200
2,000
26%
Feb
33% Aug
Martin-Marietta
3,400
11 Vs
Aug
14% Jan
15 V* May
Mary
1172
137a
147a
1,700
572
57a
57a
6,100
874
18,300
Apr
*
Masco
120,000
97a
1%
3% Apr
5% Jan
5y8
Jan
'
9% Aug
Massey-Ferguson
157/a
19
187a
*
Jan
227a Apr
*
Maryland
Corp
-
ord reg
dep rets
American
674
New
4,400
4
Mar
6%
Jun
87/a
2,500
IV2
Jan
8 IS
Jun
38 V2
3874
3872
1272
127a
"e.
~6
Telephone Corp—--1
33/a
Public Service Co
-6,200
4Va May
5%
1,800
.',,2% Jan
36
Feb
Aug
Feb
67a
5%
14% July
Feb
14%
3,900
2,200
7%
678
6
Jan
9
Jun
17a
1,400
1
May
1%
Jan
-
87
10 y4
Feb
15%
Feb
4,400
37a
372
372
.
600
117a
1172
11%
3V4
Jan
3%
Jun
1
117a
113/4
12 7a
367a
33%
387a
74
fff
Aug
9%
Jan
13%
Inc
inc
Jan
38%
Aug
229,900
Menasco
Mfg
—
1
C0.1—;
—--—
% Mar
y8 Mar
Construction Co—
Asbestos Corp
Jefferson
Jefferson
Lake
prelened
Micromatic.
Hone
Series
'5%
warrants————r—,
B
._>0c
Jetronic Industries Inc
—25c
John's Bargain Stores Corp——
—7oe
(The).
Corp
Jupiter
I
Mill
~2 %
8
Jan
3%
Jan
6Vs
Miller
Co
(D)
Kaltman
Electric 4Vzfo pfd.
Katz Drug Company—.—1.
Kaufman & Broad J31dg Co.
&
Gas
Kansas
Mining
Mohawk
6%
Oil
Kin-Ark
212
Apr
Morse
1,300
2'/8
^ or
3%
Jan
Mt
'3%
33/a
9,100
Apr
15% May
July
11
2,300
6%
6%
7%
Mar
5
3% Aug
IV2
1%
Klion
Hotels
Knott
series
Montgomery
6%
Mt
Ward
Electro
Clemens
Kostin
&
Corp class A
(The)
Forge Co
Kulka Smith Electronics Corp
Kropp
(The)
Feb
Jan
1574 May
ll3/4 Aug
107a
11%
3,800
10%
11
3,300
97a
13%
13%
1,100
13-/4
jan
16%, Apr
197a
Jan
572
Jun
203/4 July
874 Jan
5
~6
15%
50
1
*
100
10c
pid
6
6%
9,300
15
157a
1,800
37a
4
4
143/4 Aug
.
1,000
*
15
Apr
378
Jan
'
.16%
Jun
,
43/a
Feb
Jan
'
327a
33
V"
.
,
'
:
75
6 7a
63/8
167a
167a
125
■
400
2472
—
...
1,300
10372 10472
67a
f
t
.
t/
102
Jan
500
25
3674
8V2
MiXA I
67a Aug
127/8 Jan
22 Vz
5%
6 %
9,50'i
47»
5 3/a
5%
4,50b
474
Jan
2572
24%
26
12,400
22
Jan
37/a
2 7a
4
25.400
2
Jan
May
2674
6%
Jan
572
Jun
1774 July
107
Apr
53/4
Aug
3/a
1
1
1
100
B
100
class
Co
I7B
4,500
17a
172
Jun
Feb
67s May
9674
% July
3,500
9674
17a
10
1%
H
Feb
297a May
117a Jan
Apr
2
Jan
94
99
a Li
U
Apr
10374 10374
10
101%
Jan
106
May
10272 103
__
25c
40
97 Vs
Jan
103
July
Jan
164
Mar
Company
155
1,900
83/4
4,000
47a
37a
Jan
4
Apr
57a
Jan
8
July
—
2.50
12.50
Inc
17
Apr
Muntz TV Inc
177a
2j J
28 74
287a
1
MPO Videotronics
r
27a
8 74
1
—
Mills Inc
Movie Star Inc
100
20
2
4
Feb
Jun
16074 16172
"2 7a
l3/4 July
5% Feb
_1
preferred
Diablo
—
•
A
common
2874
2,600
1074
1072
173/a May
Jan
317/a
500
9
400
37o
Jan
107a
3,000
53/4
Jan
_i
1
47a
47a
474
6,003
13%
Jan
31%
Aug
S
Jan
29%
Jun
Muter
7%
3%
4
Jun
Jan
97a
"4
Jan
26 V*
97a
—50o
class A
9%
13
1
class A
13 200
Apr
ll7/a July
May
47a
13
Apr
Julv
Jan
1.400
7
2%
1%
3,000
15
Jan-*
2%
43,000
1%
12
2,500
1%
1%
Feb
6V4 Mar
1.200
13
1
"2%
20%
11,400
24
7
12%
10
4% May
2,600
6
218
iy8
1
3%
3%
3%
3,000
20 V*
2,000
34%
34%
35%
8,700
20%
21
2,000
15 y8
2%
Jan
36V* Aug
21% Aug
Jan
3%
2%
•'2%
2%
10%
10%
11%
5,200
10 y8
Aug
14% Mar
ny4
11%
500
ny4
Aug
14
4
3V2
3 y2
11,300
'
16%
16%
9%
10,500
1%
1%
14%
300
9%
2,000
9%
~4%
4%
4%
Apr
26
>
Jan
3774
7,100
.12 7a
Jan
157/a July
49 %' J" n
45.
_5
1
,7
~4
37a
7a
•>-Jan
3,400
37/a
57a Mar
Aug
N
Nachman
Corp
Industries
Napco
Inc
Nat Nast Inc class A
National
Alfalfa
Dehydrat & Milling—3
National
Bellas
Hess
National
Bowl-O-Mat
National
Casket
Jan
National
2%
Feb
National
Electric
Jan
National
Equipment
Feb
Jan
Jun
5%
5
II
5
Company
Company Inc
1
Weld
1
Machines
Rental
1
Ltd
National
Petroleum Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc
National Rolling Mills Co__
1,700
47a
Feb
578
77a
5,200
67a
Jan
172
17a
1,900
172
Apr
972 May
53/4 Jan
11
1,800
67a
13,000
174
100
1
Feb
17a
Jan
257a
297a
1172
1%
~
327b
4,352
22
Jan
327a
Aug
77a
Feb
1172
57a Aug
8
Aug
V* May
6V2
67a
600
672
Feb
103/4
672
11
11%
800
974
Jan
12 72
Jun
1072
2,500
93/4 Aug
lis May
14%
Feb
93/4
1074
2%
2 A
23/a
2
1
157a
157a
1
10 3/a
10 3/a
11:.
5
22%
21%
23%
l
4%
4%
300
I_I"30c
27a
2 74
5,300
12%
25c
Jan
57a
57a
1
1
Corp
5
63/4
■
25c
17%
Jan
Jun
4
1,600
Jan
5%
7% May
1%
1,800
157a
4
19% July
16% July
Aug
15% Mar
400
18
3472
147/a
II"50c
Apr
22 Vs July
600
18
33
15
Jan
5
18% Mar
21
Jun
34 72
10
Company
Feb
1% May
Feb
14
2.50
5%
474 July
Feb
2
Apr
19%
3%
Z_~2~50
;
...
3 A May
Jan
Mar
20
7.50
—1
33 73c
10o
Corp
Kratter
Jan
77a
Feb
10%
"ctfs"
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co *L
7
5
5V2
13%
10 72 May
;
13%
Products
Industries
15%'sMar
1%
Corp_
11%
i^'eb
Apr
%
'••v
Jan
,
Jan
672
■
478 Aug
11
Aug
24%
Jun
f.2% Jan
;
Jun
8 3/4
12
-50c
100
Jan
IV*
1
2.50
25c
11
4%
2874
Jan
i«
4,300
Industries
10%
22%
10c
JMHpi
300
2,200
Apr
Co—
Power
2,900
23%
—
5,600
heo
Jun
Feb
53/4
Apr
5 74
3.0 VB
93/a July
4% Jan
20 74
1
Precision
Apr
1
Inc
177a
2,600
53/4
5%
2% Aug
872 July
12,000
137a
preferred
2y8
97
10
31%
(I B)
.54,100
874
107a
10*
: 5 5Vz
50c
RR
99
5%
(S)
Kleinert
25%
7%
.
77a
'
%
8
lO'/e
_50c
Light 57c
99
28%
Dept Stores Inc
Rubber Co
(H L) Inc
Klein
237a
23%
•
;
8V2
Jan
1
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kleer-Vu Industries
4 ,oilO
13%
Inc
iy2
8,400
12%
1
87a
13%
preferred—!
&
6% Mar
23,100
iy2
5%
———--
12,800
72
1,100
Company
Airlines
Mount Vernon
303/4
Kingston Products
3
8
87a
Jan
6fir
.1.25
Company
Kingsford
2%
~2%
.2.50
preferred
10%
13 y8
1
Jan
9,500
preferred series C
Jan
,_10c
Company
Feb
4V2
67a
—
4.«/J%
Jan
12 3/4
.2.50
117a
1,300
47a
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Aug
1
1
Stores Inc
(Walter) & Co
Kilembe Copper Cobalt Ltd
Kidde
14 % Jmy
12,000
7
1
Co
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
118
,_25c
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kay Jewelry
127/«
7
12%
Canada
Power
Aluminum
4iV
1
1
12%
207a xvruy
5%
Corp
of
Corp
Minnesota
Mirro
300
13 y4
Kavanau Corp
177a Juiy
'HQ1/* May
'
3,100
123/4
.-100
l,c'OJ
4%
common
Electronics
Movlelab
4
iviay
187b
12%
———
convertible
4% %
Milo
5%
K
Corp
a
,_50c
& Company—_——.
j.vxay
35
17%
*5%
Corp
Wohl
Apr
——
Industries
47a July
27% Jan
8
3,400
—1
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Kaiser
6% July
16,100
._10c
Financial Corp
Factors
2y8
-2 74
8,o00
6%
1
Inc.
Investment
Midwestern
5
67a
6 7a
1
Petrochemicals-
8%
.—1
..
Corp
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
Jan
oun
34%
—
;
Associates
Microwave
7 %
-2» %
/tug
5%
-1
1
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common—
.6%
7%
47a Mar
191/2
32%
.—10
Inc
Extruders
Miami
0
1
Lake
Jefferson
4 74
47a
12% May
1,900
2,000
2,100
9%
9
974
3,500
.—.1
Refrigerating Co
Merchants
4.80%
■
2,600
12%
1
—-
Warrants
'
1
5%
..ioc
r—1,
Merrill island Mining Corp Ltd——
4.40%
1
uiy
18%
—
A.
class
Monongahela
———
Apr
Uah
o
5%
i
industries inc.
Monogram
jeannette Glass Co—:
jau
may
Jun
20%
,2,300
20,400
fo
88
83% May
20
88
8 "/4
20%
Z"13
May
1
—1
Irving Air Chute—
Israel-American Oil Corp——
v
31
23%
Jan
5% Feb
;
674
,10c
Supply Corp—
Ipco Hospital
57a
r~
.100
3.90%
102 % May
'
3% Aug
133A
141/4
1
Iowa
5%
55/a
10c
Inc
Property Builders
Investment
3574
Feb
11% May
Feb
343A
35%
*17%
Aug
90
8,900
1,500
3,200
•
—33 /3C
—
Aug
57a
Inc —
-1
Holdings Corp ——■—1
Oil & Gas Corp—
-l
Products —-—
5
Stretch Products ------J
Company.
Oil
Intex
3% Mar
47/8 May
37a
947a
Jun
Jan
374
92
red
92%
••
Apr
9y2
900
10-
974
9%
3y4
Jun
Aug
•
8%
2,700
•
6
10%
Aug
3 7a
600
97a
.
3
1,000
33/a
8%
94 y8
International Breweries
International
International
International
International
372
3
9
88
90
92
90
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A
1
Inland Homes Corp ———
1
Insurance Co of North America
5
Indus
9 A
Aug;
,
8%'July
6,900
974
87a
97s
Jan
6
400
14% May
Jun
12
1,400
■
42 % May
36% July
2,200
,1
8%
common
Independent
63/a
8%
12'/2
*1
.
5%
8 IS
Imperial Oil (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada--—-—-O
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
AUg
678
55/u
8
Corp
"warrants"—
Oil Corp new—.1..—-Zouc
jonnsoii & to.—
Menu
3373C
l0*/8
1,800
19%
1
*
Ltd
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Industries—
lo,2o0
5%
ZIIi
common—»
new
Industries
Maule
Mconjry
Magnetics Corp
tu
4%
34%
I—
Medco
Imperial Chemical
18
2 72 Aug
18%
19%
—ioc
.
Co common...
Corp
Cup
McCulloch
IMC
—
1
Jan
37a
8
"waiv«ii„s'
.
67/a Jan
2%
3
19
5
Carter* Paint
5fK Mar
1,600
3
27a
83/4
1
d aa
corp
Corp
1,700
374
2.50
-/a
23%
12 % Mar'
1
.
'
3
_10c
12
lviarme
207a July
iuj
l,Uu U
8%
177a
_-.od
OJJ
2,
J.
£1
ll7/a
147a
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2 72
18
1
International
333A
—1
1J 78
j.
.
1772
117a
7S
27a
IIlOc
AWuUUoi
'XU'v; Ov
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4174
—---
Stores
95y4
2
14
—*
Inc———---■
Specialties
3274
17%
—10
Products
Majestic
Jan
34%
.
28
2,100
6
17%
1772
Ran,ge Since Jan. 1, 1963
Ixigll
.V
21%
1
Service——
Maine
Jan.
23
JUiy "
Aug
Public
reb
124
July
,18%
—1
&
Hygrade Food
106
4uj
5 74
6
27
80
7a
19
100
34
425
287a
18%
—1
Products Inc
Hatcher Inc
Husky Oil Canada Ltd———
Hycon Manufacturing Co
Hydromatics Ine
•
Hydrometals Inc
Vitamin
Hudson
Hughes
Ll\J
Week
Shares
XXisil
LjuVI
108
107
—5
B
.ttigh
28
287a
.7.50
& Go-—
Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common
_100
5%
preferred
2.50
Hoskius (The) Mfg Co--——
1
Howell Electric Motors Co__
__5
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A cornClass
iiaugc
of Prices
Par
&
Hudson
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Sales
lor
l.aal
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
(Geo A)
Hormel
Horn
Sales
(or Week
Range
Last
Vt ten s
Friday
*
STOCKS
,
16,700
,
-8
Apr
2% July
100
157a
Feb
18
Jan
1,400
.
57s
Jan
147a
Jun
Apr
25
L
National
1
1
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
8V4
9%
11%
12 y8
2,000
3,400
1%
Lamb Industries
Lamson
5
14%
Corp of Delaware—
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston
Industries
Larchfield
Inc
10
5
—
Corp
1
1
*—
Lease Plan International Corp
Lee
Lee
Filter
Motor
Lefcourt
Leslie
1
Corp
Realty
A.
Levitt
5%
preferred
Lithium
Corp of America Inc
Lithonia Lighting Inc
Livingston
Locke
Oil
Steel
10c
Chain
Kessler
Lockwood
Class
Co
Aug
3% Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
Aug
2V4
400
5%
900
5
30%
32%
9,800
Jan
36%
2 3/4
400
2% Mar
3%
Jan
1%
174
200
172 July
Machinery
National
Transit
Co
Needham
2 3/4
3/a
9%
2,900
107s
300
fir
574
47a
5
4,100
Nestle-Le
Mur
Louis
Lesser
Class
Louis
I
137a
7,900
6%
Jan
9%
1,800
87a
Jan
5%
"300
12%
ll3/4
127a
600
107a
Jan
13%
137/a
147a
1,900
1074
Feb
37%
34
1
13%
13
IIIIIII_12
I_IIl
15%
Jun
11
'
572 May
May
43/4 July
2% Jan
Jan
May
5%
9%
•
Co
New
2%
•
;
11% Mar
872 July
1074
12 %
Apr
47a
Feb
fo May
A July
-
Aug
2,900
14
137a
137a
22%
9,100
87tf
107a
156
Feb
5% July
Jan
23%
1272 July
77a Mar
Idria
New
Jersey Zinc
New
Mexico
New
Park
New
Min
&
Auction
New
York
&
Noma Corp
Honduras
Jun
87a
Jan
1472 May
163/s Jun
6,900
67a Aug
4,600
97b
Aug
13% July
Norfolk
1272
137a
23,800
874
Feb
13% July
North
8%
87a
700
North
Canadian
9% Mar
15%
8 72- July
Jan
4%
2% May
17a
1%
97a
Noramco
Jun
North
9%
9%
2%
2%
3/4
Jan
28 V* Mar
3872
Aug
2,400
93/4 Mar
1578
Jun
57a
351,300
53/a
Aug
Aug
863/4 102
89
12,650
33
33 7/a
•900
178 Mar
32 7a
Jan
102
29% Mar
34
Jan
63 7a
69%
2,950
37 Vz
Jan
693/4
Aug
7%
67a
73/s
6,600
53/8
Jan
8%
Apr
2%
2
27a
2,100
17a May
1
Inc
&
Southern
Mar
1%
Jan
Novo
Feb
10%
Jun
Nuclear
1,500
9V4
Aug
8%;
87a
87/a
3,700
772
Jan
17a
l7/a
500
17a
Jan
2
IV*
l3/a
Jan
IIS
64
1,700
Oils
Ltd
RR
.-
1
25
1
Co_
1
16
2%
2%
—50
67 V»
3
3,300
:
67 72
1-iV
8,900
2 72
Apr
10
57 Vz
Jan
5:
3
1074
Feb
Feb
Mar
Apr
47a July
.167% Aug
Mar
94%
590
Jan
96
1
10%
974
11%
24,000
57a
Jan
10c
1%
172
17B
10,700
172
Apr
117a Aug
23/8 Jan
1
20c
14%
14 72
1474
1,800
Jan
1774 Ms
Corp
29%
287»
297a
48.200
50c
6%
67a
678
37,700
a
Pub Serv 4%% pfd—_100
93
93%
10% July
2% July
Railway/
Royalties Inc
Airlines
Penn
874
4% Mar
1,100
.
% Apr
10,900
13%
j
American
97a
3,800
38 V2
1.25
100
774
17a
4%
4%
fa-
8% May
874
107a
1
IIZZ*
IIIIII*
Rosario~_Z"3l33%
:
93/4
:
Co
%
50c
I
1
Co
York
67a
13
Co
Mining Co
Process
New
1074
87a
Chem
Arizona Land
&
~67a
25c
Co
13
33/4
2
9
20c
!
Nelly Don Inc
Northern Ind
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Whtttnauer Watch
50c
4,500
25c
Packing Co
Northeast
1_
;
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
Nedicks Stores Inc
21
Jun
23/4
32
*
Bartlett—
&
18 % July
5%
2.50
A
15
Jan
2%
"87a.
1
10
1
*
Jan
Jan
14%
5%
107a
—70c
common
4%
liy4
300
i8 y8
~2%
1
Sons
&
Jan
2%
4
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jun
2%
2,100
15
18
250
Corp
class A
Fay Inc
Levine's Inc
Jun
14%
Jun
2% July
900
2%
2%
14%
1
1
class
Products
12
8% Aug
9% Jan
2%
2
2y8
Ltd—
Mines
Shore
1,500
8V4
12%
1
3
Lake
Rubber
100
1
Industrial
Corp
Corp of Amer
(Del)
Enterprises Inc—
A
10c
—
Sherry
Preserves
Inc
9%
1
21%
21%
21%
900
17%
Feb
22 % May
Exploration,.—_30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc___ 10c
86
85 V*
86 y8
5,600
70 y2
Jan
90
33%
33%
34%
6,800
25%
Jan
-5y8
1,400
4%
Apr
38% JUly
5% Feb
Lunkenbeimer
2.50
27%
27%
28
400
25%
Jan'
29%
Feb
2
9V2
9%
10
>0,000
7%
Jan
10
Feb
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lynch
Service
10
&
(The)
Co
Corp
5
5
•
'
Apr
o
Manufacturing
Oak
Co
Occidental Petroleum
ft
Ogden
M
Ohio
Corp
Brass
—
———1
100
1
Co_—1—1—
preferred..
Ohio Power 4%%
MacFadden-Bartell
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
Vending
Corp
50c
j.
"warrants"—
class
Co
Industries
Inc_l
;
footnotes,
•
17%
19
;
25,500
3.600
1%
Jan
17% Mar
'
4%
Aug
26%
Apr
1
22%
22%
1,300
3Va
2%
3%
98,200
%
Jan
3% May
3
2%
3%
.2,500
2%
Feb
3%
9,406
%
a
,11
Magellan Petroleum Corp- vtr-r ----Magna Oil Corporation
1.1
For
19
4%
3373c
A.
Mackey Airlines Inc..
Macoid
4%
4%
*
ic
50c
see page
36.
%
22
•
%
4%
.
-
■
5
o;o
21
Jan
4%
Jun/
Jun
Jun
24%
.
1%
-
Apr
Jan
6% Mar
Old
Town
Corp
common
83/4
9
47a
47a
'600
72 %
900
574
1,200
5%
Oxford
Corp
,
71
5
1
137a
Electric-; Cotp.
—_l
.1
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37s
Overseas
Oxford
Rubber
—^
Securities
.
:
210
10074 101
1
O'Sullivan
__—1_.
4%
72%
preferred
1,700
33
"8%
_7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
40c
313/4
33
21%
2074
1,500
133/a
4
;
21Vz
13
•
197a
2374
Jan
98
Jan
3074
Jt
67s
Ar
337a Av
101
Ms
73/4 Apr
'472 Aug
117a
Js
6%
Ja
51
7474 Ms
Jan
47/a July
100
103/a
390
37b
f 3,100
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
Jan *
177b May.'
7%
Fe
14%
Ji
472
Js
223/4 At
f
Number 6291
198
Volume
.
(707)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
(Range for Week Ended August 16)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Friday
Sales
Week's
■
Range
Sale Price
Shares
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
s T OCRS
z;
•
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
yV.'
Low
Par
Rio
Grande
Clay
Coast
b'/d
Co
4.80%
10%
14,400
32%
33%
5,000
30
29%
30
300
28 ¥2
28 %
100
26%
26 ¥2
26%
26%
26%
26%
27V4
26%
27%
24%
25 y8
24%
25
A—25
'redeemable 1st preferred—25
redeemable
b'/o
9%
33%
1st preferred
1st pfd series
b'/o' redeemable
200
24%
J0V4
25
1st preferred
b'/o
.
0,Ovld
7 4.50%
redeemable
1st
redeemable 1st
r.
preferred___25
f 426 %
preferred—25
Pacific
industries
Pacixic
Lignting
'
preferred-!.—
preferred^—_
preferre
dividend "preferred—
-.$4.36*
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Pacific
Petroleums
Ltd
:Z;;-
152%
™*
■'
27%
Feb
1,200
Feb
24%
300
96 ¥2
'
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Jan .7;
Rowland
...
.'9 b'/4
160
101%
957B
450
:
7 ¥2
15,200
5%
.'.175
102% Feb
7,700
10.4% 105
54%
57
17%
18
36
37%
"•17%
500
i
.
2,600.
23,500
35% July..
1,800
3% Apr
;-.7%
9%
9,000
5"%
%
•
8%
.
8%
A Jah *
I I
24 %
11 ¥s
ll%
11%
13%
3 ie
13%
3%
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314
"
3,600
12%
~
81
7
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1%
1%
-
12%
400
12
'
-
81
*
6%
82%
Apr
1%
-
'9%
-
Salem-Brosius
Sam
•
t
Carlos
-4%
4%
.
13%V
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"A
7%
•-5%-
4 ¥2%
j
Jun
14'%
18,600
Jan
--%
1
12,700
8%
-
" f 7%
'
4y8 Aug
12 y4 Feb
--
11,800
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co..
12%
6%
1
."
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.
tV Aug
13 ¥2
7'.
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Apr
July
84
10
Plastics
Inc
___1
~6%
6%
•>
-7%
-
6
Jan
16
Apr
10
Aug
8
:Jun
8%
8%
I 9%
1,200
*7 ¥1 Mar
5
5 ¥4
1,600
3% Mar
8 ¥4
8 ¥4
8 ¥2
400
9 ¥s
9%
1%
1%
9%
1%
2,700
50c
ic
8%
8¥a
83/4
1,900
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10 ¥s
10 ¥4
9 ¥4
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33/4
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1
15 ¥2
1
2%
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-
;
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_'
_____50
'115%
9 ¥2
113% 115%
Apr
Jan
650
-
8
Apr
¥2
5 ¥4 May
4
15%
5,100
14%
2 ¥2
2%
700
2
Jun
3%
Feb
3 ¥2
4%
4,800
.3
Mar
4 ¥2
Jun
Plant
26%
*
:
Inc
Industries
<10
500
Shattuck
Jan
16,200
21%
Jan
213/4
22 ¥4
1,300
21 ¥1
Aug
19 ¥4
19
600
19 ¥4
Aug
19 ¥2
Jan
20
213/4
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20
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5,900
18
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lis«
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11%
5,300
8¥b
Jan
11%
Apr
5%
""800
10%
4
1
4
243/a
11
Denn
900
9 ¥» Mar
3,100
Shawinigan Water
4¥a
33/4 Aug
16 3/4 Feb
2 ¥»
Jun
Jan
400
2%
Apr
4¥s
Feb
9%
1,800
7%
Apr
10 ¥2
Aug
3
24 ¥2
4,500
16 ¥2
44,700
9 ¥4
Jan
7 ¥4
200
6 ¥4
Jan
8 3/4
2.%
2%
300
2%
Jun
4 ¥2
5%
_
5%
5%
41,800
43/4 Mar
6 ¥2
Jan
57/8
6¥b
1,800
53/4
Jun
9¥8
Jan
5%
6¥b
4,000
5%
Aug
;
6
6
-
6
;
95/b
Materials
Plume
&
&
10c
Atwood
Polymers Inc
3%
Mfg
Co
9%
Pneumatic Scale
'Pelarad
10
:
Electronics
Poloron Products
50c
2%
2%
2,000
2,400
2
5%
300
5%
Aug
12%
800
11%
Apr
•
3
8
1
;
8 iI
2%
"1%
l
2,600
3
6,100 *
is
30%
1%
33%
10c
8%
1%
3%
100
31%
33%
3%
600
6
.13
Jan
21 %
Jun
7
Aug
ll3/4
Jan
18 ¥2
3,300
17
5¥b
3?/4
3 ¥2
13 ¥2
Hi''
5¥b
3,100
7%
4
97/b
35%
r
Jun
Jan
3¥b
1% July
3¥8 May
-
Jun
29
Apr
8%
1,400
7%
8%
1,200
7Va July
8%
8,100
615«
9 ¥4
Jun
:*
Jan
Slick
Progress Mfg Co
$1.25
4%
4%
1
common
16%
15%
preferred
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
1
Jun
10 ¥8
Jan
17
Aug
South Coast
Jan
24
May
Southern
300
2 2 ¥4
Aug
25%
Feb
1,300
4%
12 ¥4
Jan
14%
Apr
3,400
17
4
%%
22%
13%
13%
94%
7-
Puritan Sportswear
67
20c
Corp
94%
66%
100
Telephone Co
Pyle-National
■13%
%
67
/
25
500
13%
IIIIIII5
12
13%
35%
36%
Jan
49 ¥4
4,500
35%
;
Co
92 ¥2 Mar
4,700
69%
Jun
Jan
13%
39 ¥4
July
9
Quebec
1
11%
2
12
1,400
2%
2
1,800
32 ¥2
Jan
IIIIl
Corp.
original
preferred
Co
of
4,500
10%
*9%
103/a
5,300
July
8 ¥2
Feb
16
10 ¥2
Feb
11 ¥4
Jan
5¥s May
6% Jan
9 ¥4
Jan
5%
5 3/4
6%
17,600
11%
11%
11%
1,000
40c
58%
573/4
62
22
213/s
223/8
2,700
19%
Jan
63/4
6%
700
5%
5% Aug
10¥e July
Mar
23
46,000
19%
Dredging Corp
Metals
Motor
Standard
Aug
Star
1
Properties
Class
Corp
of
Realty Equities Corp of N
ZZ
yIII.IIIIIi
6%
6¥b
100
l¥a
1¥b
500
28 ¥4
28%
400
Warrants
Reda
R.
Pump
E.
D.
Reeves
Reeves
Reis
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Co_
M.
IIIZIIl25c
Corp
Broadcasting & Dev.
Industries
(Robert)
Reliance
&
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Co
.
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Associates
IncIII__II
Inc.
Rico Areentjnc
Aleom
43 ¥2
44 3'8
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41
12
11 ¥2
12
3,600
11
21%
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.
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21 ¥2
6.600
5 ¥4
5%
4 inn
41/,
4¥b
4%
1.500
in%
15
15%
63/4
ni'
2
II3/.'
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common
•
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-
3%
Jan
', Apr
14 ¥4
Jan
6%
-
:
Jan
Jun
4% "Jan-
29,600
12%
<7
12%.
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:%.
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9.7°0
5%
Shares
Jun
14 ¥2
Jan
Jan
Sunset
14
.
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May
Jan
Jun
60
Apr
July
6
Mar
1
345/8
400
37
5
5,600
5¥b
5
a
11
4%
5¥b
5%
2,400
800
-
1,000
38 ¥2 July
Jan
-
July
7¥b
Jan
5 ¥4
Aug
8 ¥1
Jan
143/8 Aug
17%
Jun
27 ¥b
40% May
Jan
31 ¥4
class
27 ¥4
Apr
25
Feb
233/4
100
23 ¥2
Feb
25
Jan
--Z''
23 ¥4
23 ¥4
100
225/a
Feb
23%
Jan
183/4
18 ¥2
19 ¥b
2,400
16
Apr
3¥b
.25
Corp
2
23/4
3¥a
2,300
•
v;
9 ¥4
Aug
■'14%
Apr
3 ¥2
35/a
700
3 ¥2 July
63/4
Jan
7 ¥4
7¥a
7¥a
7 ¥2
2,200
7¥b
7 ¥2
30,400
1%
1¥4
1%
3,300
243/a
235/8
25 ¥b
5,000
Aug
Apr
July
18s/8 Jan
11
11
11%
1,500
26%
26%
100
''
I
.
13 ¥2
13
~37/8
3 ¥2
1,100
4¥b
28,200
1 ¥4
7%
•
Jan
8%
7
Jun
2%
Jan
112
6%
,!'i
25% May
11% July
Jan
•J
233/4 Feb 1"
27 ¥2 July
3
Apr
17 ¥4
Jan
Aug
123/4
4 3,4
Jan
y
II
14 ¥4
14 ¥2
1,900
14¥b
Jun'
14 ¥2
14/A
15 ¥2
4,000
11
33 ¥2
600
4%
1,100
'4%
13 ¥b
•
v
17 ¥4
6 ¥»
13
53/8
1,600
3%
Apr
6 ¥4
Aug
2,300
7%
Jan
19 ¥a
Jun
1¥»
Feb
U
11
ii
27%
3,600
11%
A July
12,600
26 ¥2
22 ¥b
Jan
29% May
13% July
10 ¥2
10 ¥2
2,700
8 ¥4 Mar
18%
19
200
17 ¥b Mar
20
23%
21
24
5,300
16 ¥2
Jan
27 ¥4
12
11%
12%
15,300
7%
Apr
„_i
15%
15%
16 ¥4
50c
14%
14 ¥2
16
14
14 ¥4
16%
17
*
.5
14
¥4
1
III" 10c
(Dell
Co
1%
1%
20 ¥4
12 ¥2
Jan
21 ¥4
Jun
1,100
10 ¥2
Jan
200
13/4
Feb
4,100
16%
Feb
400
13,200
1
20 V2
20%
1,700
5¥4
71/3
5¥a ,: 5 ¥2
7 ¥4
7
6,100
1
4
734
7%
ioc
1%
6%
1%
1%
600
6
6%
22,200
Corp
Electronics
Inc__.J.___^
Petrol
Corp
1
7%
%
2,700
2,100
%
-%
%
¥2
Co
50c
20%
18 ¥2
20%
2¥b
2¥b
1,200
17 ¥B
23.600
Operating
Supronics Corp....
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•.
25c
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1
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"
•
15%
110%
14%
1
108 3/4 124 ¥4
finn
17% Mar
1%
40
19 ¥4 July
26%
4¥b
Jan
4"% May
Jan
Jan
Apr
6% May
8 %
July
Feb
8
Jun
1%
Apr
Jan
2%
7%
Jan
6
6
Jan
Jan
ii Mar
% Aug
1% May
%
4,300
1,900
143/4 July
l3/fl Apr
273/4 Aug
2,900
25c
10c
Ltd
Jun
23 ¥2
_.i
;
May
14 ¥b Apr
15 ¥2 July
•
Corp
Jan
'
26 ¥2
1
Jun
34 ¥» July
4% July
14 ¥4
43/4
__
16% May
Feb
33
4%
*
Mar
30
1
Inc..
Co
International
Supermarkets
Apr
800
'
:
...
Feb
"93/4
1
Ltd
4 ¥t
:80
"§¥4
9 ¥4
,.1
A
Inc
Wells
Jan
19% July
23^ Aug
74 ¥2 Mar
20
Corp i
(J B)
May
Feb
IIIII5
IIIlOc
Instruments
Chemical
33
26 ¥b
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~ 1
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Mines
Inc
28 ¥2 July
400
2,100
26
\
Corp
50
26 ¥4
23%
233/4
Inc—
Corp
31 ¥4
¥4
235/8
——
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f
—
4 ¥2
2,300
5 ¥2
.
■
Jun
8% Mar
32 ¥2
Jan
w'
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Inc
Uranium
'Supercrete
Jun
2%
Jsri
%
Stylon
iSunair
Jan
9%
-
Jan
41 ¥4
25
common."
Tube class B
St.ruthers
Jan
18%
28
340
25
ic
Stop & Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Apr
21% Aug
5% July
..
Jan
10f/8
12%
:
1 %
p%
.
-13%
200
52 ¥2
1
Parts
Stetson
46 ¥8 Julv
Apr
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4
4 nno
10%'
14
1
2 2no
6%
10c
~"~5Pe
¥4
53/8
1
j
Mines Ltd
series
4434
j
Mining Co
Ridgewav. Corp.
warrants
Jan
.5
30 3/4
51 ¥4
33
Co
•Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Jun
12
Jun
30
15 3/8
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum
Products..
Aug
1,100
Jan
32 ¥a
Co of Canada Ltd
Stepan
9% July
3%
5 ¥b
%
"•
"1
Feb
Jan
2¥8
%
j
.
_
1
113,700
,
2
30 ¥2 May
27/8 May
% Jan
97,500
5¥a
Jan
5% May
9,400
3 ¥2
s/8
__I~ZIZ_.Il
-
Transcon Indus Inc.
Resistoflex Corp___
"Rio
734
23/4
4¥a
_i
Republic
Group
33^,
4%
27
Jan
Jun
Jun
21
15
2
Industries
Stelma
Aug
ii
3¥b
,
49 ¥4
5%
-IIIIl3c
Steel
Jan
7%
6¥8 Aug
1¥b Aug
"
Republic Foil
Inn.^.j.
.Republic Industrial Corp.
RIC
7 ¥4
1
Zl5c
_
Inc....
Remington Arms Co Inc
p-fP„rant
II
~73/8
1
9 ¥4
Jan
12 ¥2 Mar
153/a
preferred-
Steel
1
6 ¥4
Jun
l3/4
29 ¥2 Aug
323/8
Corp
Products
23 % May
America-
A
A
1,200
100
25
Co
Products
Aviation
Stanrock
Investment
America
35,100
300
.8.33 ¥a
Co..
Standard-Thomson
Stanley
32% May
3% May
16
.li—1
A
Standard
Feb
62
Forgings
Standard
Statham
Real
Paint
convertible
Standard
Feb
14 ¥2
Mar
26 ¥4 Mar
100:
Jan
Apr
31% May
25,
14,400
Jun
%
32
36%
Ii
IIIIs
Machines .IIIIl
Brands
Class
•
Feb
16
Apr
ZL
Inc
Estate
Trust
13,700
"5%
~io
Corp
Packing Co_.
Real
14%
~5 ¥2
IIIIl
Rapid-American
Ravette
13%
~5%
*
...
Ramo Inc class A
Rath
13%
20c
25c
Inc
Inc
A May
16
-50c
....
Standard
1
Enterprises
Industries
6 ¥4
%
5¥b
.
Petroleum
Standard
■
Ramer
273/4
2 ¥2
-_£1
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co..
Standard
Radiation Inc class A
25
30,600
1
;
Standard
R
Ramco
-v100
8,500
A
52 ¥4
A
California
$1.60
Jun
Jan
Mar
30%
1
Sports Arena Inc
Feb
34
Feb
89 ¥2
96
¥4
2%
__
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe ""orp
1
Sperry Rand Corp "warrants"
IIIIZ.
3% Jan
28
Feb
23
5 ¥4
4%
Southern
14 ¥4 May
Aug
2
ZZ*
Power Co
Feb
8 ¥2
Jun
Aug
32
_
Inc
Speed-O-Print Business
12
97/8
California Edison—
Southland
1
9 % Mar
Jan
100
27%
1*6
%
CoIZII.
Southern
Quality Importers Inc.
Quebec Lithium Corp
Jun
5
16 V4
16
Manufacturing
bc/o
Jun
May
Apr
200
„
23/b
.—25c
z*
Oil
73/4
5 ¥.
May
74 3A
4,600
27%
10c
II
80
26%
6
Aug
23 ¥a Mar
Corp
Inc
cumulative preferred.
4.32%V cumulative preferred
4.24% cumulative preferred.
4.08% cumulative preferred
July
96
27%
4.78%
:
preferred
Puerto Rico
22%
•
5%
.3% Jan
14,800
20
'"¥4
2
Corp
Soss
21%
1
Inc
convertible
24
:__20c
deposit receipts
Airways
Sonotone
Proctor-Silex Corp
98 ¥b
24
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class Ai__
Jan
7%
7%
973/4
III 10c
Corp
Sinclair Venezuelan
7 8% Aug
8%
7%
l
98%
•
Simpson's Ltd.'
'Jan
8%-
10c
Mines Ltd
•
78 ¥4
$3 convertible preferred
Corp—
•
80
Simmons Boardman Publishing-
*3% Feb
37
-'American
*18% July
6%
35,300
-.100
~~
Precision
'
3 ¥2 Mar
1,000
8 ¥2
Feb
7H Apr
10%
1,250
7%
.
"9%
Feb
12 ¥2
900
33/4
14
Simca Automobiles—
Feb
A nor
Creek
Jan
8,600
—2
Transistor
12
33,600
13 ¥2
Canadalll"
B
Silvray Lighting
97/s May
Jun
*
3,800
Silver
7% Apr
13% May
2*/z
600
3%
1
66%
Silicon
Feb
20 V„
250
Class
Feb
9%
.12.50
Jan
27/8 July
67/b
7% July
v
"
30%
6
f
Apr
26 ¥4 July
common
of
Aug
19 ¥a
5%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co"
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A__ "
Jun
Jun
5%
8lS6
41
3% Aug
1 % Jan;
2%
-
12%
•
Corp
>r
5%
1
B
Preston
7,100
3*
12 %
1
•
Inc
Presidential Realty
Class A.
4%
2%
2%
400
3%
2%
;
Prentice-Hall Inc
Class
."3%
Co
Microwave
Precision ware
36%
1
Polymer Corp class A
Power
Corp
of. Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Precision
36
2.50
1
:iL_
Corp
class A
Polycast (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
Pratt & Lambert
9%
•
Sherwin-Williams
17
7%
.
17%
5
7 Z
613
25 % May
18 ¥2
18 ¥2
.
-20c.
______
Plastic
Aug
5% May
7%
Power
&
Sherwin-Williams Co
4% preferred
11
2 ¥2
i
I..ZZ1I
5% Mar
15%
•.,/
Petroleums
Mining
4% May
21 ¥2
;15%
7 ¥4
1
.
23
Apr
20% May
22% Apr
'
5 ¥2
___________
.
Jan
May
10%
n
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Inc "
Mar
3 ¥»
24
5%
I
3'
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2¥b Aug
7% Jan
11 ¥4
1
Inc.
21
*
32% July
1,500
27%
2%
May
17% May
Aug''
900
5,900
Co
Corp.'
19
2 ¥4
.Seton Leather Co....
"
Shaer ! Shoe' Cbrp__^._.___ZZlZZ"Z.
116 ¥2 May
3%
24
50c
Jan
13 ¥4
"
Pittsburgh Railways Co.....
:
Jan
Jan
Jan
2 ¥a
Corp of
America..
Servomechanisms Inc.
Feb
AugJan
8V2
13 ¥2
3%
2 ¥4
10 ¥4
Setvo
.8 ¥2 May
6%
Jan
4,900
;/19/'Z 19 ¥8
Cor p. ^ J______II~~
1
Seemah Bros Inc.'.
...3
Sfetlgman &. Latz Inc.
ZIZIZ.III
.
13% July '
57/8
•
12%
11,900
2 ¥a
ZIIII20
Season-All Industries
v
4% May
Jan
105
Feb
3¥a Mar
33%
11 ¥4
Allied Milling Corp
Plywood & Lumber...
.Sealecc'ro
y2 Aug
■6
3%- Jan'
1,200
1,700
Jan
123/s
•;
15 ¥b
•
_IIIl25c
III~25c
6.%..:CQhyertib]e preferred___.._III_ 10
Seaboard
.
3%
-
10%
8% Aug
9% July
~_~_~~~2~50
Industries IDel)
Paper Corp; com
Seaboard World
47% Aug
•
Feb
9¥a Aug
1% July
2,400
¥4 /
4
7
Ltd__ITIl6~pesos
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
•
% Apr
-
Apr
-
- 500
,
.!
8% July
700
8%
•
I';9
5
5
~~~i
preferred
Screen
Jan
Apr
•
600 •'
3,500
6%
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Jun
13 ¥2 July
Inc
Inc.
Sayre- & Fisher
•
Jan
'
23%
*
-
3 ¥4
Apr
July
5
600
•
'•
5%
1,700
—-
*6%
Corp
'Pierce.' Industries
Pioneer.
z
(Del)___:__^______4
-5%
-
53,100
■'
4%— 4%
12
/- 12%
____10c
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.
*
4%
10 pesos
!
Phillips Screw Co..
Phoenix .Steel Corp
47%
173/4
Jan
2,400
Seeburg- (The)
40 ,7
Jan
3%
133/4
■
Milling Co
Security-, Freehold
41
5
13 ¥4
"4 ¥4
Petroleum.
Sarcee Petroleums
Philips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
Apr
13 ¥2
.4.4.0;%,: series: preferred
f Savoy
314 Aug
..7% M;ay
:2Va Jan
"y
•
'78 % Mar
10,2UO
12%
-
1,400'
Jan
14 V4
"3 ¥4
Diego Gas .& Electric Co—
,,.5.% series preferred
'
-
5 ¥4
Apr
13 ¥2
San
1
Apr
72V4
500
9%
-
Jan
Aug
"4 ¥4
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
•.
■<
Seaboard
9%
-
1,000
■
■
•
57% Aug-
,
Apr:
11%
11 ¥2
Jan
Jan
89'/2
.7'
'
7 Jan
3
.
3%
200
Jan
7
11% Aug
16
Jun
200
17%
5%
9%
Aug
85
,
'247/e July.
i
Jun
r~
3,500
i
12
17 ¥4
6% July
Jan
5 ¥2
300
£1
Inc
Russ "Togs Inc class
.
1,000
11%
17%
1
Industries
Ryan- Consolidated
247/8 July
8%^' Jan
HVi
12
_i
Russeks -^ifth 'Avenue Inc.
-
.
July
9 ¥2
,,19% Jan
200
18,500
6%
-
__1
Electronics
regis
I
Rusco -Industries Inc
;
.-
9% Aug
<
•
f
Jan
54%
13%
87 ¥2
•
Jan"
4%
.
6% May
800
i,
Jan
American
¥2 May "7,
;.'21% Jan
42:« Jufi
'•
s
IV Jan
Aug
19%
1
Minerals
3,300
..II*
IIIIl
;
Roy'allte Oil Co Ltd
.
f
Feb
47b Mar
66
,
3%
A
3%
—
&
6
5%
87
High
Jan
106% May r
I
Jan
3%
36% 7
■
8%
(The)^_
—1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)_20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
V Long Island Inc..
—,
25c
Perfect "Photo Laciir.'i427i---HlPermian/Corp
—___10c
Oils
5%
4%
4%
1
3%
"
81% May
51% Mar
,
"
26%
Feb
7
't'
*98% Apr
4 '
May ! v
S
Jun
f
Jan'
163¥2
•
Jan
22%
12,300
3%
•
"
Jan
3
6,000
25 ¥4
•
"
9%
Pep -Boys
Pecuvian
1,300
F___100
Products-Inc
Royal School Labs
'
104% 'Jan
May
"
Ja,n.
99 ¥4 ;Jun
^
■Mar
140 '
160'
RoyaJ
Jan
101':'
"
jPhiilips-Eckhardt
7,800
5%
Il.2o
26
5 ¥a
j an
250
97 *
5% i
-
54%
1/
Corp-
6 ¥2
5%
1.50
25 ¥s
'
2.50
Electronics
6¥b
5%
20c
Inc
pfd
Z:
ord
t
Jun
———2.50
Co
Traffic
6V4
Rosenau Brothers Inc..
Ross .Products Inc.
•
Aug
98%
410 '
"3 ¥4 "3%
104%
Consolidated-Gold Dredge Ltd—1
Pato
Pentron
4%
Low
,
Products
Elec
27% July
Saxon
Penn
&
American dep rets
Roosevelt Field ' Inc
Roosevelt 'Raceway
/
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
l
21% May
3% May
3,000
98
24 ¥2
6%
—
preferred
Gas
Rodney Metals Inc
■//Rogers. Corp...:
:
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
V
Shares
1
1965
common.
•-
Feb
124•
2,000
*
common—50c
Co
Jun
Apr
'•
Corp.____.____—1 "
Dohrmann
Jun
29%
Aug
•
24%
$2.50
Jan
31 ¥4
Apr
26
152%
•33/4
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A.——_—---2
Parvin
35
Jan
26%
26%
102%
—
iParkersburg-Aetha
Feb
29%
26%
-■
102
25 Yb
-
..11
waTrani
Company
May
llVz July:
600
100%
152
.
96 ¥2
■
III
pfd__—1100
1
Paddington Corp class A——
—50c ^
Page-Hersey Tubes
—*
Pall Corp -class A.——
-1
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) "vtC—2 Bol
t.ahtasote Company 1—
———1 •
Chemical
23
Jan
32%
'
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Packer's Super Markets
Park
Jan
B
Technical
Rochester
Mar
7%
,
Robinson
reo
22
1,000
;
'4 ¥4
.
*97%
.
.102
Airlines^.—
Bell Telep—_
NorthernNorthwest
.
100
100 ¥4
.
■
dividend
Pacific
13-/4
Jan
'
$4.75" conv - dividend
Pacific
"4
-4¥b
•
dividend
$4.75
Jjlny
class
Roxbury Carpet Company
'
;
Z-2
—
37 ¥4 July
Jan
9%
20
Jan 3
to
Finance
'
$4.50 preferred
$4.40
r:
Inc
25%
19%
2nd pfd A:
25
Pacific Coast Properties Inc
1
Paciiic Gas & Electric 6%
1st pfd—25
5 Vi %
1st preferred
25
conv
cum
l,20u
10 Vs
20%
25
preferred
conv
cum
6%
>
34 74
10
-1
common
10
20%
33 ¥s
8
Products—
Low
:
f
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended
Pacific
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Ritter
Pacific
;
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
35
13 ¥4
Jan
21
Apr
; July
33/4
Jan
9% Mar
17 ¥a
Aug
Jan
124 ¥4
Aug
2
35
36
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(708)
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August
Week's
Friday
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
American Stock
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
BONDS
1
Talley Industries Inc
Taion Inc 4ft
preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Tastee
Technical
Tel-A-Sign
23%
24%
67c
7
6%
Apr
25 i/a May
23
8%
6,400
36,900
9
May
6 3/4 July
181/8 Mar
*
40%
39 %
423/4
27,100
16%
Feb
42 3/4
1
16%
16 3/8
17%
66,700
8 s/8
Jan
18°/a July
.20c
1%
1%
1%
8,000
iy2
Apr
5,900
2% Jan
Inc
2%
4%
53/8
53/4
2%
Corp
Textron
Inc
"warrants"
TPhew Shovel Co__
l7/a Mar
31/8
Apr
Boston
% Mar
2 3A
Jan
BSF
May
4%
Jan
Brandywine
2% Aug
77/s
2%
3%
"23,200
3,300
........
i.
50
.
ii
A
%
43/4
4%.
5
15,700
2,700
"45,300
/
153/8
13%
16%
24
-—5
—
101%
101
101%
/
3y8
v"
,"
V,
23%
24%
1,100
3
70c convertible
2,800
Edison
Co
Jan. 1,1963
No.
Low
72
84%
65
58 %
93%
April-Oct
1975_Jan-July
High
27
89%
idJ
1972
July
Chicago
Jan
Coburn
Feb
11% Mar
20% Jan
16%
Jun
Delaware Lack
253/4 July
Lackawanna
Jan
2V4
Feb
Feb
131/s
Jun
15
May
183/s
94 Ve
11
86
88
120
26
97
64
92%
10
lJ.7
75
102%
23
95%
96%
88
100
148%
24"%
Transit
Credit
33/4s
of N J
Mar-Sept
7
100% 100%
-'I,
1978—. __Jan-July
115%
92 %
90%
94
100J
127%
90
91%
94
;
June-Dec
101 Ya 101 Ve
96
71%
1
100
1003/4
1
1003/s
102%
140
130% 140
17
118%
159%
Ju7i-Dec
103%
101
61
100
111
—May-Nov
1978
Western
<Ss
126%
90%
$903/4
June-Dec
1978
6s
1976
6s
debs
$127
97
June-Detf
1969
Assn
Inc
1970
A
Authority
Co
subord
Quar-Feb
-—April-Oct
39%
;
104
RR—
Division—
Jan
21% Mar
series
Raceway
conv
1
1977
convertible
53/4S
%
5%s
Aug
deb
23/4s
7%
102
6s
sub
conv
fa Aug
11
2
13/4
13/4
10
preferred
6 % ft
4% Aug
981/2 Jan
"...
:
..10c
-Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
72
Range Since
Sold
Jan
3%
•
7s
series A
1998
Steel
900
10C
Corp 6ft
Bonds
High
Building Indus Inc—
l3/8
50c
Chemical Co
Montrose
Instrument
Bloomfield
3%
Electronics Inc
Belock
Bethlehem
1%
—
Textron
Baldwin
Jan
3
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd.
Friday's
t&6
v,
Realty & Petroleum 61/2S 1972__April-Oct
•Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 31/4S 1970
June-Dec
Apr
.25c
Inc
tfune-Dec
American
6% Jan
1%
'
Electronics
Terminal-Hudson
1974
71/8
3%
Z
debs
sub
conv
41/8 Mar
,
-10c
1
51/2S
43/s Mar
2%
Warrants
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc
Jan
Inc
900
53/8
5%
2%
Television Industries
Aug
Alsco
7,900
23/a
5%
•
or
Bid & Asked
Low
"8,700
23/8
1
Corp
23/8
r
Sales
Last
Sale Price
151/4 July
Jan
8
24
TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Texstar
113/4 .Aug
—
—-
Inc
Industries
Telectro
19,700
r
♦.
Inc
Operations
Technicolor
-
Inc
Indus
Freez
12%
£2
12%
Week's
Interest
Period
!6)
Exchange Bonds
Friday
High
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
Jan
1%
t.
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993—
1st
•
4s
mortgage
series B
1993,,
38%
Ikfay-Nov
39%
$14
30%
—
42
11%
6 :
16%
19%
.
Lewis
15%
300
23%
223/4
23%
1,500
6%
7%
2,600
25c
15%
1
Thriftimart Inc class A_
Tillie
15%
7%
Thorofare Markets Inc
.
Universal
Town
Photolab
Inc
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A
& Williams
Transue
industries
31/4 Feb
6)8
Jan
273/4
1,200
93%
275
83/s Apr
I
211/4 Mar
27%
Aug
90%
94%
Jun
Jan
3% Mar
33/4
33/4
200
3% Jan
3
"3%
33%
4,100
2% July
5%
2 3/4
43/8
23/4
23/4
700
2%
11%
11%
12 %
2,600
10%
8%
113/8
93,130
8%
1
83/8
%
1,000
8
National
First
6%s
Jan
133/a Mar
HartfJeld
Aug
Hoffman International 7s conv
91/8
Jan
ZZZi
Inc
6,700
Hudson
Stores
3% May
12%
[BMW
Corp
12%
133/a
1,300
9 3/4 Mar
15%
Jun
•Italian
36
37%
6,200
32% Mar
40%
Jun
Kaltman
36%
...
5%s
Inc
1981
conv
& Manhattan
37%
*
__
"warrants"
62
87%
96
80
16
77%
84%
79 %
80
73
76
933/4
72
78
51%
93
78
78
80
29
52
92
1
.
6s
June-Dec
debs
1973—June-Dec
1st 6s 1982
Corp
1972
i
62
99
107
84%
84%
69%
90
993/4
61
49
*
86
96%
17
'
79
50
3
55
98%
62
Jan-July
Jan-July
90
18% Aug
51/4 Jun
91/4 Jan
5%
4%
5Vs
1,400
78
51
52
General
11%
Jun
69%
9
71
April-Ocf
Development 6s 1974
___May-Nov
General Foam Corp
6%
conv -1981——April-Oct
Gull American Land Corp—
6Vas
conv
sub deb 1977
Feb-Aug
4
76%
,
1981
Jan
4%
16 3/4
16
May-Not
5%s
7% Mar
11
Corp—
1976
Inc
Hydrometals
16%
& Construction
Realty
wts
ex
Fotochrome
Feb
Feb
Steel
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co_
Temper
253/4
91 3/4
92
*
Tri-Continental
True
—
com_ _10o
Forging Corp
Trav-ler
1
—50
Trans Lux Corp
Trans World Airlines "warrants"
8
'
1
Corp
jun
Jan
1
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered —5s
Amer deposit rets def registered- —5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
-20
Toledo Edison 4%ft
-100
preferred
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Amer
Tower
Jun
63/a
2%
Foods
Xoottcco
36%
363/8
300
29
36% Aug
Kawecki
Jan
Realization
Power
Co
6%ft
Tr
liq tr ctfs
April-Oct
4%s
43
14
106
100 % 106
37
99
127
—May-Nov
1977
6s
Chemical
106
106
106
12
103
108
147%
144
Ye 147%
83
112
151
1-04
104
105
11
102
106%
1978
Livingston
Oil Co 53/4s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5ft 1977—
"42
May-Nov
Mar Sept
42
41%
48%
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment
18
*
Co
Union Stock Yards
7%
1'8
6%
8
3.900
100
Omaha
1
"2%
1
United Elastic
Corp—
United Poods Inc
United Improvement &
United Milk Products
33/4
50c
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
21
Jun
dep
rets
1A
3%
3
1A
•
•
13/fl
8,100
8,200
36%
2%
36
2,100
600
1
~83/4
8%
83/4
700
Investing__2.60
3%
3%
33/a
4,100
5
ord
5%
5
50c
■'
Tile
Corp
Co
33A Aug
2% Aug
1% Jan
36
318
1i98
41
Mar
U S Natural Gas
U
s
Rubber
7
Jan
31/8 Aug
9%
Apr
5%
Jan
6%
Reclaiming
5
41/4 Jan
Aug
Series
Series
202
300
21/4
Jan
33/a
Corp
400
5
Jan
8%
Jun
9%
1,700
6
Jan
9%
7,500
53% Jan
91/4
Jan
5%
700
47/a Aug
6%
3%s
1970
"2%
1%
600
2%
Universal Insurance™
Universal Marion Corp
,
400
3
2
/
21/2
1,900
5%
800
4%
4%
57,400
~9
"9
"9%
12%
5
American
53/43
Co
7yas
(without
1% July
12%
13
6s
6%
Jun
Safe
Apr
July
51/2
Jan
Southern
39%
Jan
3'/as series A
9%
Feb
3s
2,800
8%
Jan
12,600
93/s
Jan
i
7y2
7%
25c
2,500
4,300
7%
93/a
Vlewlex Inc class A
Virginia Iron Coal &
Coke
16V4
3%
3%
9%
22,700
2%
2 Vg
2%
3,800
21/2 July
5'/a
11'/a
6%
11%
6,200
5% Aug
9V4 Mar
15%
16
13%
16 y2
2
Vita Pood Products
5%
11%
25c
Vogt
Manufacturing
VTR
Inc
•
16
___i
...
5
30,800
1.100
,11,900
„
4,500
5
5
Jun
Webb
&
Precision
Knapp Inc
3%
Co
~1%
2
1
Jan
103% Jan
4% Jun
95%
22
90%
1
99%
$93%
127
94%
98
90
93
91
100
95
93%
—
~5
122 V* 123
$85%
122%
127%
74
88
100
57
93%
5
f)5
91%
3
72
92
60
64
38
89%
91
89
61
series
.—Mar-Sept
1981,1982
3s
•.
1976,-
1978
1979
F
H
I
1982,
series
J
1982—
series
K
5s
series
4%8
series
series
4%s
4%s
4V4S
:
1983
1985
L
series
M
series
3% Jan
4"% May
9 3/i
May
10,300
63/4 Jan
l3/4 July
23/a
%
A
89
V
O
:
1985,—
1986
N
1987
1987
series P
California
Gas
3V4S
1%
%
43%
46 y2
$87%
90
$78
82
87
90%
85%
87
86%
89
91%
"5
87
,
993/4
92
88%
44
__
94%
$91%
83%
83%
1
83%
91%
91%
3
91
93%
99% 100%
,
92%
28
99
...
87%
101%
101%
1043/4
105%
102%
105
$103% 104 %
101%
$1043/4 107
100% 1003/4
1043/4
100%
$103%
:■
—
$104
101%
100
104%
106
1
99%
10
101%
103%
104%
:
101% 1013/8
100
9
98%
1013/4
6
993/4100 3/4
993/4
102
94
94
9
933/4
91
91
4
91
95%
91%
93 Ve
9434
923/4
April-Oct
Jan-July
FebrAug
$93 %
__Feb-Aug
1970
Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
Szabo Food Service Inc 6s debs 1973
97%
85
98%
98%
$85%
Jan-Aug
_Mar-SepZ
—Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
—Aptil-Oct
May-Nov
—May-Nop
85
85
$85
,
923/4
Jan
% Jun
89
—Feb-Aug
Corp
.1976-
C
E
series
Feb-Aug
3s 1981—_May-No»
1965—.—Mar-SepZ
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
__Feb-Aug
,—Feb-Aug
——_Feb-Aug
.—Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
4%s
16% AUg
5% Feb
15%
24,500
"2
A
10c
common
95%
Devel Corp—
4%s
8% May
11% Aug
20 Ya Mar
200
Jan
3%
10
Instruments
77
14
90%
Jan-July
Southern
4
59
63
$98 3/4
May-Nor
1976—
1973
series
Southern
Waltham
1967
1973
B
series
43/4S
Hi/2 Aug
3% Jan
w
Waitt & Bond Inc common.,
6ft
non-cum
conv
preferred
126
613/s
95%
1998—Jan-July
1972
California Edison
series
41/4S
July
4%
77/a Jan
l
;
Co—_
19 %
31/4 Mar
10%
17%
3%
10 %
1,800
1
Jun
9
Jan
16%
1
.
Co
6s
1977
Harbor Water Power
2%s
19% May
6% Mar
25c
Instrument
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
debs
debs
debs
sub
conv
Jan
5
43%
3s
(The)
Gas Co
warrants)
3%s series G
Victoreen
&
7s
subord
conv
3%s
,
89
105
Realty Equities Corp—
3%s series D
Valspar Corp
Valve Corp of America
Venture Capital Corp of America
82 y8
63
Jan
31
J*
:
tH 0 CO
99%
2
118%
Feb
3
—17.78
Sugar
64
89
115
Jan-July
Electric
Rapid
Jan
13/4
l3/4 Aug
11/2 Aug
5%
~i%
63
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
—
Service
Reeves Broadcasting &
Universal Automated Industries Inc_10c
Universal Container Corp cl A com.lOc
Universal Controls Inc
25c
116
Feb-Oct
Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984
Jun
1%
1%
89
Jan-July
Ohio
101/4 July
8V4
9
99 V4 100 Ve
Quar-Mar
May
Apr
73/4
9
1955
Utah-Idaho
Jan
"2%
-5%
__1
25c
1962
Warrants
Nuclear
6% May
1%
Co
United Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
Warrants
•
Jan
500
200
184%
"9%
ApriZ-Oct
*
Feb
Jan
73/4
1
1984
Corp 5y2s 1974
Corp 5s 1976
of America 5%s 1976
!•'..•
Jan
"2%
"2%
1
due
6s
Research
5
100
Conditioning
Hess
General
National
5%
5
5
10c
United N J RR & Canal
Ceramic
Bellas
National
Public
regis
U S Air
U S
National
133/4 Aug
23% May
5% Apr
Jan
United Molasses Co Ltd—
American
!
Jan
121/4 Jan
20
United Aircraft Products
United Asbestos Corp.
IO1/4
213/4
4
of
61/2 Apr
171/4 Mar
—
923/4
3
87%
77%
12
66%
5
90%
•
86 series preference,
Weiman & Company Inc
Went worth
16,600
fa
3,100
•
Brothers
20 J/2
21
700
11%
A
12
•fa
24 "A
21%
24%
l
14J/a
12 3/4
141/4
2Va
1
Jan
4
Jan
5
Jan
26% Aug
97% May
5% July
2% Apr
2% Mar
121/2 Jan
3ys May
4
comrqon
A
75
Washington
99%
99%
99%
6
983/4
99%
56
54%
56
8
51
70%
Water Power 3%s 1964—1—June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
June-Dec
12
1%
2
■'"2,400
5,100
J/2
3,800
'2,900
4"
%
9%
_I_
"
fa
800
14
900
153/a
51/4
5%
14%
14J/2
15
1,500
6%
7
2,900
5%
10
7,900
'7
9
9
2%
2
21/4
24,300
ZIl
6%
6%
73%
4,100
15%
;r
991/a IOO.1/2
80
11 Ye
10%
111/2
2
191/4
191/4
191/4
17% Mar
2 fa Mar
8% Jan
19% Mar
102
-
9%
Jun
13 7/b
Jan
16%
Feb
20% May
Jun
Mar
6% Jan
8
2 3/4 Mar
'
1
17%
~ 40o
3/4
175/a
17
4,600
3A
6,600
n
Low
4%s
..Feb-Aug
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May,-Nop
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972——June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2y8s 2008
Mar-Sept
$100
•Hanover
.
—<
25c
14%
25e
4%
14%
153%
(4,000
4
41/4
3,000
43%
5
(Prjpy)
43/„
100
1
18%
17%
7%
7%
7%
4
4
4
20
No.
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
~7%
97%
97%
95
„
__
'
"73/4
95%
—
17
17%
Aug
U
1
Jan
Aug
8ya Mar
4%
Jan
8,100
4,400
100
15%
Jan
4"% 'Jan
33A
Jun
(Republic of)—r
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
Rio de Janlero stamped (Plan A)
100%
—Jan-July
503/4
51
55
$49
2s 2012—Jan-July
51%
25
60
54
42%
51%
47
53
No
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interestdistribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal.n Under-the-rule transaction
year's range).
rTransactipn for cash (npt included in year's range),
tEx-dis¬
xEx-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
'
par
included in
tribution
Apr
Aug
8% July
Feb
4%
99
51
Liquidating
(not
•
.
Bonds
being
traded
bid and
in
tive;
ask
flat.
prices;
~
no
sales
being
transacted
during the current
weekj
receivership.
Abbreviations used
20
,
$52
70
66
70
__
Feb
17% Jun
4% Feb
3% Jan
3%
$65
Peru
§ Reported
._.50c
1949
Maranhao
$ Friday's
Sale Jewelry Co.—i.
-Jfcpara Off-Shore Colli
6%s
Sold
16
$95%
.
Bonds
—
$97%
_Jan-July
1967,
B
$100
f
A
series
High
$110
$7%
•Baden
(Germany) 7s 1951
I—Jan-July
•Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952——Jan-July<
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5%s series A 1967
Jon-July
*
Express System Inc class
Raceway Inc com
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
May
IO1/2
100
500
8
Sales
or
Jun
2% Mar
■73/4
5c
Corp—
1'
Hargreaves Ltd-
Feb
1,350
8%
II—I~~l
7%
Period
Last
Feb
18% Apr
Jan
95 % Jan
Apr
6
Jan
~
Week'i
Friday
Interest
BOND S
Jun
16%
8% jun
l'ii July
5% Jun
-
•
—
21/2
43/1 July
13% Jan
151/4
£1
_
100
200
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
241/4 Aug
14% Jun
Feb
Jun
5 J/4
pfd—lQQ
dep rets ord regis
Corp.
82%
140%
90
194
•tt Jan
93/4 Jan
151/4
"25
Light 4%ft
12%
Jail
fa July
19% July
"Ioc
_i
Wear
Poods
$85
$184
103%
Feb
l
__i
conkers
won
101
Jan
25%
5,100
_Io
preference
preferred
74
101
26% May
Jan
•
Z.
Wood1 Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc.,
Wooiworth (P W) Ltd-
6*
82
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
• 6s
conv
subord debs 1976
May-Nov
U s Natural Gas 6ft conv sub debs 1977
Feb-Aug
July
191/4 Jan
"
Co.,
.
87
223/4 Jan
fa
21
lOo
1
Co
&
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr. &
Wood (John) Co
rignt
13,900
3%
__i0c
5%
*
2 3/4
3 »/2
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Work
2 y2
3%
1
Williams Brothers Co,.
Williams-McWilliams Industries
J?**
'"i-2%
i
la
Whltmoyer Laboratories Inc
American
"53/4
42
Aug
3% May
3% July
2 iya Jun
94% Jan
Invest Ltd—
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wieboli Stores Inc,,.
'WUUainhouse (The; Inc
Oil
"5%
,._10o
.
Whippany Paper Board
"White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A
Wilson
25%
"5%
Inc
-
Wllshlre
-2,600
26 %
ioc
50c
100
;
American dep rets ord shares
& Stationery,,
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
(R
2,100
2,400
900
3%
26%
pfd
Western Tablet
Williams
190
3%
3%
5o
Westbury Fashions
:
'Western Equities Inc
Western Stockholders
/
3%
"3%
1.25
;
West Chemical Products
"West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Nuclear
46
•
1
Manufacturing
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
"conv," convertible; "M" mortgage;
"wi," when issued; "ww," with warrants:
"coris," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"vtc," voting trust certificates,
"n-v," non-voting stock;
"xw." without warrants.
.
.
Number 6291
198
Volume
...
.
(709):
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
::OUT-OF-TOWN'MARKETS v(Range for Week,Ended August 16)
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Last ;
Sale Price
•'
».
-t
;
'A.-; V
Corp
Tel
Motors
American
&
j;.:''
124%
48
18
121% 125
22%
3,216
47%
49%
42%
874
New
(N H)
RR
Chemical
Mat hie son
Olin
Jun
56%
Jan
70 y4
Apr;
Mar
44
165
13%
60
70
216 -if
55%
Jan
60%-
100
48y4
Jan
63
% July
28% Apr
37
29% May
liy4 May
v
1
50c
50c
30%
'30%
55 >"■:
55%
50%
52%
■;.% 10
50%
82
34V2
35%
1,680
27
27%
72% Aug
July:
l
Jun
84%: May;
36% Apr;
Jan
20%
726:
Jun
56 'A
.
71'% Mat.
4
Jan.:
Jan
■
60 y4
Feb
28
1,036
1,599
13% Aug
A
Jan
41%
145 v
-
79%
Jan
27% Aug
c.
79
73%
487
67%
20
20
100
18%
Jan
11%
300
9%,
Jan
14%
28
758
24%
Feb
28 y2 May
872
43 y2
Jan
t55
27%
28
54%
53%
54.;,;.
79%
79%
43%
18%
20%
40%
20
42
23 % May
—
Apr
July
Jun
68
Feb
85
31%
Jan
44% Jun
13%
Feb
A-
29% Mar
240
40%
20 %
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
———10
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co„_—2.50
Stop & Shop Inc__
—
1
Torrington Company
*
United Fruit Co_
*
United Shoe Machinery Corp com—25
U S Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Vermont & Mass Railroad Co
100
Waldorf
System Inc
——*
W'estinghouse Electric Corp com—6.25
,£
•
1
319
Jan
May
72%
: 10%
100
5
—
Jun
43%
60%
Racing Association—.—1
England Electric System
20
England Tel & Tel Co__
1100
Northern
54%
Jan
69%
Narragansett
New
Feb
Jan
12%
81 %
Aug
•
126% May
Jan ;
35 ;:
131
5
Cornoration
Star Cement
23
40 y2
_—
Lone
Jan
36 y8
-
81
70
69
48 7;
114%
539
42
..r
Jan,.
15%
373
4214
209
19%
20 y4 July
40% Aug
*
27 '
Jan
Anr
/
20%
20%
69 %
69%
65
58 y2
Jan
73%
24 %
25%
25%
1,154
217/a
Jan
30 % May
52
89%
<
82%
-
775
92%
49%
•
49 y2
Jan
8%
90
6%
36%
500
31%
Aug
Jun
9
Feb
34%
85
,
1
Jan
387/a
Mfg
Boeing
Booth
Fisheries
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)„—
i
Burton-Dixie
Business
Calumet
Cdn
Jun
Hecla
&
Central &
Cities
Cleveland-Cliffs
Coleman
I,.* st,
STOCKS
LISTED
Sale Price
Columbia
Gas
B
V
1
Dow
El
Chemical
.
Elder
Brewery——
Burger
Mills
Preferred
Elec
&
Gas
Cine
26 Va
Cincinnati
93%
3
409
Eagle-Plcher
8%
;
pfd—
8%
—100
--
U
Playing
S
BONDS
Aue
Jan
May
21% Aug
20%
Jan
24%
23%
Jan
6%
56
26%
Apr
•
80
(
30 y4
Jun
69 y2 Mar
1
6%
80
Aug
Mar
190
$2,613
Friday
6%
24%
Low
Par
Brewing
Industrial
Avis
1
Brown-McLaren
Burroughs
Corp
Chrysler
Goebel
80
July
-v
12% July
Jan
13%
12
Jan
;6
4% Apr
% May
1%
Jan
65c
Jan
3% July
2iy2 May
Jan
Aug
283/4
1,877
26
July
34
Feb
59
62 3/a
4,220
69
Jun
1,175
52% May
9% July
Jan
13
10 3/a
47%
49%
Mar,
49 y2
32%
34%-
3,902
31%
Jan
34%
Jan
53
51%
53
2,102
42
Feb
56%
Jun
30%
28 3/fl
30%
1,335
25%
Jan
723/4
713/8
72%
4,570
57%
Jan
70c
66c
,78c
4,710
45c
Jan
1
1
2%
133/4
133/4
_—
,
Aug
33%
Jun
73%
iy8
v'
Jun
Jan
100
.
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
13%
13%
Aug
21%
Aug
Jan
24%
Jan
11
Jun
10
22%
223/8
23%
2,210
10
9%
93/8
9%
912
8
1%
l3/8
800
1% Aug
2%
Feb
3%
605
2%
3%
Jan
1
~3
1
2%
31
31
2
-
""
12,322
34
43%
23
320
43%
22
5
1,900
23/4
23/4
,
23
2.426
——10
26%
63/a
6%
497
41%
.—:
26%
496
10
Co
Corp
41
200
2 %
1
Co
&
Co
Dillon
Studebaker
2%
1
Mfg
Scotton
6%
12% July
—1.66%
Corp
Rickel (H W) & CO
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rudy
High
10
Co
Chemical
Davis
1
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
34%
2.50
41%
159
_.
;
Mar
Apr
24% Mar
34
Aug
Jan
3
July
2
34%
Jun
43
Jan
17
Mar
23% Aug
23%
Jan
27% May
5% May
33 y2 Jan-
Feb
8
40%
Jun
a
compilation
of the round-lot
for all the local issues,
The weekly ranges
Last
.->V
'
Shares-
1
Admiral Corp
(G)
Chemical
Allied
9
10
Corp
Chalmers
Mfg
Aluminum Co of America
Allis
Can
American
(Un)
(Un)
Airlines
American
(Un)
Co
American
Home
(Un)
Co
Cyanamid
American
Products
(Un)
American Machine & Foundry
Motors
American
Corp
& Tel
Co
American
Tel
American
Tobacco Co
Anaconda
Corp
(Un)
Topeka & Santa
50
1.25
10
Automatic
Avco
Corp
Canteen
Corporation
Co
4
of Amerlca-2.50
;
Jun
6%
Feb
May
52
Ltd_.
(D
H)
Co
Industries
Howard
.
48%
Steel
,
,
,
Aug
6,200
161/4
Jan
1,100
12%
Jan i
122% 124%
6,500
114%
Jan
27%
6,100
27%
Aug
Jan
53%
9%
Apr
14% July
60% Aug
49%
47%
50
12%
12
13
2,000
1,400
40%
60%
58%
60%
5,900
52
2,700
1,600
13%
25%
26%
3
43.
Feb
12
Jun
29%
79%
23%
82
1,700
10y4
72 y8 Mar
.
500
V
78
...
Feb
Apr
Feb
84 y4
Jan
Jun
85%
Feb
38 y2
Mar
31%
;
Jun
Aug
Jun
f /
'
57%
;
34%
35%
4,100
28 y8
37%
35%
37%
7,800
32
18%
18%
183/4
400
.)■: 35
13
12%
12%
13%
1,350;
563/4
57%
1,000
Jun
15%
Jan
593/4
Jun
31
Mar
,
96% Apr
„
62%
60
225
Jan
-
Jan
.45
28
61%
/
Jan
12%
V
18
37% May
18% Jan
Mar
.
17Ve
56%
.
Jan
Mar
•
44%.
42%
45 y2
2,200
31% Jan
49%
493/a
50,;
5,6oo
38%
Jan,
19%
19%
250,:
16
Jan
.t
18%
18%
400.:;
133/4
Jan
100;,.
140 /;
24
Apr
65 ;
Jun
45 y2 Aug
4
19%
Jan
96%
;
Jan
<
,
V
Jan
23
•
-
25
■
30%
6%
30 y2
63/4.
28
f
63/b
200
22%.
Jan
56%
2,800
Jan
63
30%
29%
3oy2,
1,700
26%
Jan
32%. Apr
49%
7,300 rt'
7%
.
42% Mar
6%
2,500
6%
63/4
250
15 3/8
15%
500
36%
37 %
mi
133/4 July
36 y8 Aug
1
8%
8%
900
8»/8 Mar
33%
34%
Tile
s
Mfg (Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Public Service
(Un)
Chemical
Corp
Apr/,
July
38%
Feb
18
22%
Jan
47
July
51
Apr
•
4 <■
•
1
1
• ;
•
49
50
350
35
Jan
50
I Aug
" Feb
32%
43/4
5\
5%
1,600
73/4
73/4
270
12%
12%
1,200:
60%
623/4
4,300...
27%
62%
28
Pure
(Un)
10
9%
Jan
Jan
Va
193/4
Jun
Jan
13% May
64% Apr
53
Jan
.31% May
43/4 Apr
.25% Mar
600;
3Va
Jan
54%
3,200
39%
38%
39 »/2
4.400, /
32 '/a
Jan
41%
Jun
5
25%
25%
25%
1,400
24
Feb
26%
Jan
3%
3%
100
51%/ 553/4
700
53%
1
/
50%
5
60%
61 %
3,800,1
56%
553/8
573/8
4,300
35%
353/4
46
46%
'
43%
42
1
Co—
64%
.
43%
57.34
.Tan
Jan
66% May
573/8 Aug
300,
600
4334
31 y2
Jan
•
38%
30,500
1,600
18%
20 y4
4,100
13 y4
Jan
53%
52%
53%
1,800 /
46
Feb
50/
3,800
2,500
47
34 y4
„,
29%
,48%
52%
53
12
52%
\
13
a,
*
47'/a
,
Jan
Jan
145
.77%
73 y4
44%
Jun
America (Un)—.—
—10
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Revlon
Inc
Feb
17% Aug
126
33%
May
Brothers
Sears
Corp
Roebuck
Sheaffer
Co_
Imperial—
Diego
Schwitzer
(Un)
Service "A''
Public
Louis
(Un)
May
;
(W
&
A)
Co.
Pen
Co class A
79
45% Aug
Jan
sheii
on
Sinclair
72 %
3934
6,400
40 y2
July
34
5,600
1,800
41%
48%
Apr
44%
23%
Jan
37 Va
Jun
33%
5,100
36 34 July
47 % May
27%
30"%
373/4
37%
•
28%
(Un)
Pacific Co
Jan
30%
Jun
Southern
22% July
26%
Jan
13
Aug
23% Mar
171/e
Jan
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
29%
Jun
Standard
Oil
of
28 Vb
23%
450
46%
47%
34%
-
2,000
...
Jan/
Jun
;
Jan
Jan
49% May
43
% Jan
48
Jan
53
Jan
13%
Jan
14
113/4
12
809
10
Jan
13%
Apr
93
84
96
2,188
59
Jan
96
Aug
92%
89%
94%
2,900
74%
Jan
94;% Aug
9%
790
—12
8%
1
9
45%
46
45%
9's
300
45%
100
46
3,709
8%
-
Jun
8%
Jan
34%
Jan
■
35% Mar
9 %
Apr
Apr
9% Mar
45%
Aug
46% Mnv
70 %
(Un)
Aug
California-^
69
70%
2,103
58%
Jan
553/8
55 %
1,900
51 %
Jan
5
(Un)
Co
Jun
703/4
1—5
5
Corp
74%
Jan
Apr
42
coi—i—ii—::::::::::i:iii
Oil
Socony Mobil Oil
56%
3,700
r
37
Apr
Jun
Feb
-
71%
32 34
3
Jun
17
16% May
39%
•
1
1
56% May
54% May
55%
36%
1,700
1
—
20 % July
70% Mar
400
44%
,
Jan
12
15
,
•
;
Jan
443/8 Jun
34 % Aug
38% Aug
'=
24% Mar
37%
303/4
Jun
493/4
Jan
2,309...
38 %
33% Mar
37%
—
Radio Corp of
Anr
18%. July
20%
31
•
(Un)
5% Mar
Feb,
Jan
433/4
60%
—•
Corp
..
51% Aug
15
•
5
Co_*
5
—3.33
5
3
...
-...
Jan
Apr
53y8
49
1
;—
Oil.
6
Jun
7 % May
17
•
Co
Gamble
Apr
12
700;
.
&
11%
5,300
Peabody Coal Co
3 P
Pennsylvania RR
10
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
-•
Pfizer (Charles') & Co 'IUn).—^_33V3C
Procter
Feb
433/4 July
18%
Power Co—
Co
18%
49 %
1
Bancorporation
&
Jan
43 3/4... Jan
Jan
18%
18%
1
Mfg
Indiana
9%
Jun
.
•
(Un)
Corp
States
Apr
16y4 May
49 y2
,
*
2
Illinois. Gas
Northern
23%
*
Aviation
Illinois
Northern
5
433/4
1
& Co
&
/
•
——•
(Un)
National Distillers & Chem
American
2,600
Aug
8% Mar
Jan
„_1
Co
Chemical
64
Jan
15%
...
A
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
12 y4
14%
ISOC
Co
Chemical
National
6%
19 Vb
,7%
._50c
Co
&
Corp
Montgomery Ward
North
100
7%
14%
July
10
52% Mar
200 '
,
—
Corp
C)
Minnesota Mining &
Monsanto
63%
Apr
May
51
,:
Aug
14%
1—7
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
a
Mickelberry's Food ProductsMinneapolis
Brewing
Co
Monroe
633/t
32;
;
5 3/a May
.
1
-
McKay Machine Co
Means (F W) & Co_
Mfg
43% Aug
Mar
50%
6%
Marshall Field & Co-^.—
Modine
,
36.
*
Marietta
Feb
Jun
26l/a Mar
26%
"
Martin
Jan
7,500
900
Co—
Aircraft
Jun
.
49%
McNeil & Libby_<
Lincoln Printing Co common
$3.50 preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
(Henry
,;
8y8
30%
\
Jan
43%
Co
Knapp Monarch Co
Lytton's
Jan
.2.50
Libby
Lockheed
May
Jan ;
.
Jun
July
-j
5 6 3/4
Stephens Shinkle Shoe—
—5
Kimberly-Clark Corp
&
.
28 3/4
/;
Johnson
Leath
21
181;,
31
r
2534
■
20%
,
,■
Jun
19
1.100,,,,
500;,,
_
50;:, Aug
':
41%
Harvester
Electric
Jefferson
S
28%
San
18%
24%
Jan
9
145
1,600
May
55 y4
St
17%
14
33%
43%
Feb
17%
100
81%
•'
♦
—a
Jun
,
xl7%
221/4
141/b
243/B
Jun
11
Jan
*
Co
Steamship Co
241/4
Mar r,s
18%
221/4
56%
Jan
243/4
12
23%
22%
61%
Jan
18%
4,200
Feb
83%
4,500
3oy4'
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—^20 g
St Louis Nat Stockyards—
49i/2 Mar
29%
11
23%
y4
—10
Richman
47%
60%
28%
42
8%
28
28
Feb
Apr
52
17%
29%
Jan
Jan
50% Aug
7'% Feb
400
10
30 %
—10
Jun
Jan
43%
27%
4,600
93/4
—20
;
Aug
17%
2,200-
18%
53,%
Apr
Jan
51%
13%
6%
,37%
5V2, Apr.
53%
.
;—!— —I;».
Inc
28
6,800
45%
700,.
44%
—25
Reynolds (R J). Tobacco
28
1,700
200
2,600
Reynolds Metals Co
44
3,600
50 %
84
Jun
64%
19 %
I
Apr
July
38%
Jun
500
59
32 y4
82%
68%
1,700
59%
4y4
2.600
373/4
20%
Jan
17%
—
For footnotes, see page
14i/2
191/4
*
..
.
64%
57
5,000
50V4
—3
Corp
Southern
10
Products
50%
Fe—
Common
Athey
18%
27%
Steel
Atchison
Jan
Jan
57%
59%
124%
(Un)
Company
11%
42% Mar
!
(Un)^—_5
33%
(Un)
Corp
Apache
Armco
900
400
26%
\
45 %
~5%
34%
Jun
65% May
203/b Apr
■
Jun
16%
,
28
6.25
Stand San
Rad &
American
18%
1 49%
16%
19
Jan
3%
1
1
12.50
10
1
1.75
1.66%
13%
18
18%
2,500
~4%
33%
84
1:
Co
Brewing
Bartlett
Process
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Low
High-
18%
25c
Electronics
Ross
Advance
High
,
12 % Mar
4%
38%
•
•
Gray Drug Stores
1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock—^——.—•
Great Lakes Towing common
•
7% non-cumulative preferred
100
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
•
Greyhound Corp (Un)
3
Gulf Oil Corp_a8.33%
Potter
17%
10
Co
Steel
Acme
Low
Par
36%
553/4 Mar, :
17 Vb Jan
v
2,600
8
Phillips Petroleum Co
for Week
Range
of Prices
'
•
dually
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
Jan
1,100
1,400
Co
Parke-Davis
I. .*.,;vv.
and a selected list ofthe
Week's
Friday
28%
35%
%
60"%
18% ,19%
~
34%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard (W H) Co
Olin-Mathieson
transactions only
issues.
traded
19%
Goldblatt Brothers
Northern
Midwest Stock Exchange
r.
59%
\iay
26% Aug
273/4 May
363/4 Apr
(Minnesota)
,
24% May
73%
Northwest
v.-
59•».,
Jan
Jan
Northern
Company
Upjohn
35%
59
Jan
17%
Jan
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
26%
846
21%
493/4
1,000
58
20
-
Aug ,v
900
57%
21%
r
52% Aug
29% May
64% Feb
Jan
56
<
500
Jan
International
49%
Kysor Industrial Corp—
Lakey Foundry Corp——_—
Lansing Stamping Co
ParK
140
237/a
3,300
'
23
Interlake
62%
II—10
Co
& Hatcher
(S S) Co—
Kresge
145
1%
:
20 3/4
Rubber:
&
Hein Werner
28
•
Brewing
Hughes
860
5%
19
10
Corp
Lakes
Great
193/4
l3/s
5
;
Motors
General
19%
12.50
Co
Motor
Fruehauf
520
5%
Paper,
Co
Edison
Detroit
100
Power
Consumers
Ford
635
3%
1
Corp—
Consolidated
12
12 3/4
3%
—
Co
Mfg
11%
123/4
3%
—5
Corp_———
Manufacturing Co.
Briggs
11 y8
123/4
59
4,900'
52%
26%"
1,900
27y2 Mar
Low
1
—
503b
25%
.
3,800...
Jan
72% Mar
High
—5
& Equip
Supermarkets —
Electric
Allen
Allied
Associated
Shares
26*%:
,
Jun
37% July
303's Jun
8,500
Aug.?
for Week
of Prices
31% Aug
'.963/4
»
73%
Heileman
Sales
Range
lifts)
1
/
24%
Corp^_
Electronics Corp
&
Illinois Brick Co
Sale Price
Jun
187/e Jan.
26%: ,Jan /
44 3/b Jan
26%
Inland
STOCKS
Jan
Jan
93 y2
703/4
Tele
18% Feb
Detroit Stock Exchange
LISTED
56%
25%
tr
6,200
30%
•
Huttig Sash & Door
Week's
50
3
Hibbard; Spencer
79
; ;
58
5
Holmes
79
96
51%. May
900
Feb
180
'
1998
4V2s
Transit
Cine
10'
8%
2,250
26 y«
1
Card——————5
Rapid-American
Aug
16%
'
193
185
*
94%
105% May
Jan
20
80
185
,
89% Mar,, i
97%
197
30 %
76%-
•
£
23%
29%
30
—-
656
21%
23%
5
—
Gamble common
&
Procter
24% Aug
634
8%
20%
21%
1
Chemical
DuBois
26%
93 %
100
14,700
"V
AittJ.
60,T-.n;
71 % Aug
-,
26.
(The)
102% 103%
100
50
Transit-——12 y2
19
22%
Gillette
Feb
% May
101% May
28% Apr
■
Jan
24
29%
Jan
30
Jan
64% Mar
10%
73
July
if.
Aug
500
26%
24
96%
308
62
/;
29%
Feb
Jan
31
30%'5
52%
Jan
Jun
46%
41 y4
1.66%
Tire
26 %
(Un)
1'b
46%
-..
v
1,100
v
56%
1
10
-5
-1
Co
13% Aug-
% iViay
34% Mai'*
62%
-:
Feb
3.33%
30c
.1
General
99%
26%
8.50
common
4%
preferred
————
Cincinnati
Telephone*'
—
Inc
Motors
General
Gen
■
11% May
••
Jun
34;
,
i
1
2.50
2
America
Electric
Jun
3"
16%
oun
1,800
.
70%;;
5
General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc
Jan
10
63
96
♦
Candy corp
Dynamics
36% July
99%
(Un)
Corporation
Jan
201
——*
W D
32%
27%
63/4 July
31
—1
Corp
Corp
5
25%
.•24'... Mai*
4y2 Mar
58%
3
Bankshares
of
3%
27 %
27%
—
253/4 Aug
19 3/4 July
■;
800
*
69%
5
Dairies
18 y4
25%
10
Care)
Mig
_—
Champion Papers
373/4 Aug
61%'
5
Co
Rubber
&
Wisconsin
Feb
35
Jan
70%
7.50
May
35
20%- Jan,
25%
1,100
44%_
16%
i
Gas
Whitney
Tire
3 V
1
:
Hi*h
;: :
473/4
Aug
6,600
•/
,
62
-5
Mfg Co
16%
10;,
1
44%
43%.
W
Jun,
40%: jeb
35
Aug
12
100
:
13%
•.
Apr.
30
41% Mar
3,200
*
6
.
34%
Jan
July*
26%
1,100
43%:
(Un)^-——I
General
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
17%
...
Feb
1,000
29
1
"
Feb
Jui»
;
1%
1,050
,
20%
12%,
26%
9,900
V:
26%
13%
-
24y2
30%
200
:
Co
Natural
Paso
30
3
3
6,0JJ
20%
5%
12 y2
Co
Manufacturing
Dodge
Fruehauf
for Week
17%
37%.;
253/4 July
30y4
..
,
4,000
20%
50c
Curtiss-Wright Corp
General
1
D_
Edison
Insurance
Corn Products Co
F
High
Low
Pai
Aeronca
13%
•
28%
r
Corp; of America---:-.---l-5 *
Continental
General
Low
46
12 yB
'
the transmission
Shares
35
44%
■
10
(Un)^.—
Co
system
Commppwealth
Container
Flour
Sales
Range
of Prices
33%
37%
5
Inc
Co
Ford Motor Co
prices.
Week's
31 '/st
45%
*
pfd_—_ 100
4%%
100
33%
12.50
Iron
1%
27 % l
o
J—10
Co
223% Aug
21 »/2 Apr' './
iy4 ,.Jan
28 3/4 Jan
29%-
16%c
Corp—
Service
City Products Corp
7JJ
V
-
32% X34%
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chrysler
22% Jan
650
25
27
—5
Oil Ltd—;
100
23%
23
31%
(Un)
*
South West Corp__„_—2.50
Foremost
Friday
Inc——,
hi.
uo«
32%
Tractor
Fairbanks
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
of these
Corp
Export Gas &
Caterpillar
First
indebted to the firm of W. E. Ilutton & Co. for
Corp
Capital
Firestone
We are
Corp
Borg-Warner
Corp.
Brunswick Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1961
23
1%
1
5
_5
—5
.•
1
5
12.50
1
(Un)_.
Company
Shares
High
25
P2
.i—8 /
Consolidated
for Week
;
24
23%
*
Inc (Un>
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing- Co
Renguet
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
_•
10
Co
Co
Bell & Howell Co
>
Week's1:
Feb
92% Aug
Jan
72
55.:
July
55 y4
47 y4 July
237
85
8%
36%
Bastian-Blessing
Belden
17%
Anaconda
Company
Edison Co
Personal Property
Range Since Jan.1,I9G3
/.j/
354
175/a
33 %
50
Boston
——10
Boston
Trust
-*
Boston & Providence RR
—100
Calumet & Hecla Inc——;—-—5
Cities Service Co——————
*0
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com-10
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co com—100
6%
cum
1st pid "A
100
First
National Stores Inc__
—*
Ford Motor
•---h——2.50.
General" Electric Co———--5
Gillette Company I
——-—■—1
Island Creek Coal Co common——.50
Kennecoct Copper Corp
;
*
Tel
American
High
47
Chemical——_•
—1.66%
Agricultural
American
of Prices
Low
PHI)
"
Par
for Week
Shares
Itange
-
Sale Price
'-ffP.:'.-
Sales
Week's
Friday
A
STOCKS
LISTED
37
56% Ma;
*
35%
37'
700
28 Va
Feb
14
14%-.
7,*700
13
Jan
37%
16%
Jan
0T.% M"«V
Feb
69
15
50c
1*
6.25
70%
14%
27%
•
27%
28
1,500
25%
66%
67
400
61%
jun
Jun
Apr
/
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
<
.
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
(710)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended August 16)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
64%
J
S Steel Corp (Un)
Universal Match Corp
Universal Oil Products-
Inc
25%
36 % Aug
Jan
American
10
267/a
27%
29%
29%
15
43%
Apr
Columbia
74%
Aug
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
18 %
16%
2,200
6,900
16%
Jan
19
13% Mar
16%
Jan
76
112
May
Jan
42
Jun
101
107%
85%
49%
47%
600
40%
400
33%
1,400
12,300
600
16%
Jan
<
"43%
Jan
:
28%
Apr
Apr.
54
" Apr
20% Jun
500
16%
34
33%
Jan
34%
40%
73%
1,800
86%
50%
86% Aug
44
13%
,
42%
Aug
5% May
1,700
42%.
42 %
34%
35%
36%
1,400
5,200
,
Jan
32
17
63 %
63%
64 %
81
Jan
34
40
40%
20
31 Vb
Jan
45% May
34%
35
122
31%
Jan
37% May
*
26%
26%
220
23 % Mar
5
1
7%
7%
5
7% Aug
9%
4%
4%
2,033
4%
5
57%
58%
416
51%" Jan
58% Aug
203
34%
44
Co
Corp
:
Brewing
Pittsburgh
Co
common
58%
10
5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
Screw
Bolt
&
Westinghouse Air Brake-Westinghouse Elec Corpi
:
.4%
4%
1
5
10
6.25
of America
Corp
44
427/a
25
4%
17%
18
29%
29%
35%
34%
36
18
Aug
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
Aug
5% Mar
20 v
Aug;
Apr
*.175
25% "Jail
31% May
V*723
31% July
38%
Jun
Stock and Bond Averages
representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
the daily closing averages of
are
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
—Bonds—
Stocks
tfv*.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
issues dually traded on
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the
This list does not include approximately 500
other Exchanges.
Stocks
10
Total
Second
10
Grade
Utili¬
40
Rails
ties
Bonds
84.16
89.80
88.82
89.18
93.95
i; First
Indus-
Grade
trials
Rails
93.94
.
.
>i
-
708.39
170.61
142.09
255.43
710.27
171.10
143.22
256.40
84.28
89.80
88.81
89.21
711.13
172.19
143.72
257.14
93.91
84.22
90.03
88.80
89.24
14
714.95
170.90
•* 143.41
257.35
93.92
84.09
90.03
88.80
89.21
15
718.55
173.36
143.89
250.12
93.90
84.08
89.98
88.83
89.20
Aug.
9
Aug.
12
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sales
10
'/U-
65
Vi: ties
roads
trials
Date
Utili-
Rail¬
Indus¬
V
10
...v
Total
15
20
30
Week's
Jan
AUg
17 '
Below
Friday
Jan
Jun
May
27
Jan
4% July
70
17%
29%
9%
Apr
16%
Jan
51% Mar
2,500
Jan
31
Jun
-
68
Jan
13%
200
Jan
Aug
38%
Feb
;•
9
6,000
16%
16%
.
31% I Jan
75
12%
16%
1
5
1
7%
42%
A
8
199
8.50
United Engineering & Foundry Co
5%
5%
5%
Jan
500
Jan
44
Natco
30%
27
8 %
8%
33%
_5
Walker-Refractories
(Joseph)
Aug
7%
Light Co
Equitable Gas Co —
Home
25% Aug
33%
Duquesne
Harbison
92% Aug
33% Apr
Jan
33%
,_10
Gas System
Jan
Jan
Apr
40%
66 %
58
Jan
86%
J
Corp
Radio
Blaw-Knox Co
High
33 Vb Mar
100
59%
40
i
77
92%
38% July
Jun
Low
40%
91%
3,100
.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
40%
40%
_1
13,000
200
:
Shares
Armstrong Cork Co
74%
39%
Corp——6.25
preferred
•
Co—
Machine
Publishing
11
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
36%
107
107%.
1
—
Bancorporation (Un)—
Westinghouse Electric
Wieboldt Stores $4.25
Zenith
9,500
Fee
1
(Un)
Upjohn Co
Yates
July
8
71%
---4
16%
2.50
——1
U
World
45
5% May
39%
16
-*
10
Corp
Union Pacific RR (Un)
United States Gypsum
Union Carbide
Western
28% May
Salle St Corp
208 So La
Webcor
238
Low
Par
18%
3.50
•
Transmission
(Un)
Eastern
Gulf Sulphur
Texas
Aug
72%
Vcn
---
for Week
Kan^e
of Prices
Aug
71%
35 %
73%
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
39%
--f/
& Company
Texaco Inc
Swift
Texas
65%
Jan
6%
6%
*■
Jan
58%
6,000
43
47
6,100
70%
6%
X L Oil
D
Sunray
70%
65%
70 %
41%
25
—7
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp (Un)
LISTED
High
Low
High
Low
Friday
Sale Price
1
I
Par
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
T
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
13
___
-
-
'
Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
Cabol
61
200
37
Jan
75
35%
Feb
36 %
Ink
California
California_l
——:—-1
Co
Salt
Co
Invest
American
North
Oil
Western^,—-i.
Oil
Ranch
Co—
United
40%
600
32c
13,100
Corp
Westates Petroleum
Preferred
Williston
800
3%
Jun
65%
100
54%
Apr
29c
36c
2.10
1.80
2.10
31,000
13,800
2.75
3.00
6,500
2
Apr
27%
27%
100
25
Jan
32
Apr
6
2.80
~8
8
8%
22
1.30
2.25
400
4%
Jun
69
3%
139.71
11%
2.85
2.0^ July
41,500
75c1
Jun
31%
Jan
■i 34
Jan
J. 2.80 Jan
28
28
28
6%
6%
-1
1
75c
5%
6%
7
100
67C
69c
10c
3
7%
Jan
Range
of Prices
*
1
—33%
_•
Markets Inc
Durable
Aug. 9,'63
Feb
Feb
Trade,
7%
Aug
126.4
Tel
American
Tel
&
Atlantic
Corporation
City Electric
Atlantic
Research
Arundel
4.33
1
—13
_1
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore Transit
Budd
Company
Co—
Co
Charge Spv
Campbell
Central
.
—_——5
—
Soup
-—
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing
.—1.80
-——1-•
,12%
1
6.75
Co
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne Light.
Storage
Food
5
10
:
Battery
Electric
1
2.50
Fair Stores_i.
Ford Motor Coii
Foremost
General
Dairies:
common—1
Corp.——
1.66%
Acceptance
General Motors
Giant
Inc
Food
International
—2
:
Corp
class
10c
-
1
Madison Fund Inc
&
Pennsalt
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
137.6
125.0
176.8
1.6
1.6
129.0
181.4
106.4
170.3
167.7
126.9
1.7
4.7
171.6
132.9
153.8
104.2
high.
Stores
Electric
Transportation
Potomac
Electric
Service
Public
Co
Co
Power
Electric
58%
6%
52%
;
33%
54%
21%
50%
Gas
1,000
137
-
*
Aug
Apr
Aug
Jan
30
■*
1,291
Apr
_i_
53%
10 %
19%-19%
70% 73%
11%
11%
21% 22%
20"%
20%
20%
2,750
19% Jun
18
18
18%
98% 100
41% 43 48 % 49 %
34% 35
18% 20%
l,85o
17% July
53%
10 %
19"%
72%
99
34%
20%
49%
10
201
360
'
"
;
,
■
77%
30%
32%
32 %
12%
35%
4%
Jan
Jun
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
>
4,451,190
Total
Feb
.Jun
J", 33% May
Aug
Feb
Jua
MayApr
Bonds—
i
TU. S. GovernmentInternational
Bank-
•
—-
Railroad
and Industrial-
24
„
,
3,725
30% Mar
424
60% Mar
33 % Jan
43% Jan
36% Apr
68% Apf
79%
276
35 y4
67%
343/8
64%
35%
•
67%
40%
39%
41 %
450
51
5()3/4
siVs
287
18%
l,33o
Apr
Paper
& French Lab
Smith Kline
South Jersey Gas
Co
2.50
Sun Oil Co
Texas
•
Eastern, Transmission-
United
United
Warner
3.50
Corp
Gas
1
Improvement
4.50
Co
10
Washington Gas Light
$4.25
preferred
Woodward
&
For
Lothrop
—*
common
footnotes,
•
common
1.25
see page
43.
18%
8s/8
25
30%
__
18%
83/a
24%
29%
38%
88i/a
377/3
33
33
85/a
25
30%
38%
88%
33
14o
16% Jan
8
jan
$828,810,200 $1,002,700,800
Exchange
Bonds
:
__
—
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
41% Jun
52% Aug
$296,000
$11,000
1,000
"$2,666
1,383,970
180,000
199,000
180,000
1,469,070
100,000
1,071,810
226,000
12,000
"lY.OOO
250,000
$987,000
$24,000
19
Apr
9
May
1963
100,000
1962
285
155
33% Mar
87% Feb
29% Mar
31 % July
40% May
90
May
33
Aug
Foreign
Foreign
1963
$1,025,000
Aug. 16
1962
6,838,020
5,253,465
183,393,428
202,674,954
$1,421,000
39,000
14,000
21,000
$46,472,000
1,922,000
357,000
$45,243,000
24,000
$1,025,000
$1,481,000
$48,751,000
$47,584,000
Bonds—
Domestic
25% Mar
$14,000
Jan. 1 to
$987,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
27% May
Sales
196,000
Week Ended Aug. 16
21% Jan
Total
Bond
$285,000
79% Aug
292
225
200
$15,000
55,583,400
947,102,400
1,554,440
1,358,730
—1—
Total
Scott
.
Domestic
Shares)
Aug. 15—;
2,156
76%
$22,222,000
Stocks
'
Aug. 16——
21 Va
78%
$286,000
•
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
(No.(of
-1=
Thurs.
21 %
*
608,700,147
81,081,100
747,443,100
;
$1,308,000 *
20,914,-000 "
Transactions at the American Stock
Jan
22% Jan
100% Aug
44
May
49% Aug
36 % May
20% July
Fri.
10
29% Jan
5% Jan
16
1962
74 , Jun
14% Feb
29
Feb
24
6,501
•
$29,612,400
-
20
July
68% Jan
3,847
9%
i
680,654,063
18,808,440
$8,812,800
20,799,600
% Total
Aug. 14
36%
9%
1963
_
Foreign
Wed.
35%
Jan. 1 to Aug.
1962
1963
:
,
Aug. 12
9%
21 %
.(
$29,612,400
—-
:
Aug. 13
36 %
7,109,000
7,009,200
$8,812,800 —
22,745,880
Stocks—Number of Shares—.
Jun
Tues.
Aug
4,864,000
Week Ended Aug. 16
Mon.
70
,
c
Jan
July
43% July
7% Jan
36% May
9% May
*
lo
__
57% Jan
10% Apr
20% Apr
21
205
756
1,092
4,456
10
107
8%
69%
8%
55.
.
$3,439,000
4,763,610
Jun
.16
50% Jan.
r' 58.'
21% Jan:. *— 25%
41% Feb .
• 56%;
8% Jan • v 11%
18% July J .> 22 %
460
632.
1,520
150
185
7,832
42
4%
com
8
51%
6%
46%
36
3,971
42
4%
common
&
$20,799,600
62%
4"%
common
22,745,880
92% Apr
42 %
5
3,590,000
- 315
—*
Inc
4,129,390
99% 100%
33%
5,672,300
Aug. 16——,
99 %
54%
22% '
.1,175,700
2,245,000
3,419,200
Fri.
12% Jan
52%
1,026,500
4,496,600
4,415,720
4,985,970
34o
Sales
4,410,000
Aug. 15.
489
40
Bond
5,436,500
W'ed...
Tues.
Total
Govt.
Bonds
$4,385,400
Thurs.
Mon.
>.
$946,400
28% Feb
14%
79
8
Bonds
126% Apr
10
•
50
Inc
281
389
13%
62%
6%
53%
33%
55%
22%
Foreign
Bonds
24% Jan
5,842
9"%
8
Railroad
and M'iscel.
Aug. 12
Aug. 13_
Aug. 14—
13%
3
•
Corp
& Water
80% Jan
U. S.
Bank
Bonds
Int'l
Stocks
Shares
68
Feb
114% Jan
227
12
12
Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York
High
Low
High
11%
9%
__
'
Jan
95c
43% July ' • 48% Jan
9
May
14% Jan
11% Aug,..
14%.?Jan
8% Jan ,'11
May
47%
130.6
121.1
116.2
125.8
1.7
1.7
170.5
132.9*
Service
and
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
•
Philadelphia
Phila
Gas
Power & Light
RR
Photo
Perfect
l
16%c
Inc
Co
-1
—
1
A
Resistance
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck
124
144.1
135.4
133.3
139.9
139.9#
Mining
Finance
1.7
127.0
179.7
Transportation
Utility
Aug
1.8
132.2
128.6
Non-Durable Goods
Feb
140.9
134,4
Low
High
Change
Aug. 2,'63
143.4
Goods
6%
May
lows!1;
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
for Week
70% 72
122% 12526% 26%
45% 47%
10% 10%
72
oV/'
1963
Percent
No. of
Low
Par
Jan- 3
based on the closing prices of 300 common
August 9, 1963, for the composite and by major
I
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Aug 16
prices
ended
Composite
Manufacturing
♦New
Friday
of stock
week
the
29 %
5% Mar
1,600
for
98c
July
May
50c
120.15
Low
1957-59=100
7% May
23% July
25,500
7
5%
Mar
5%
500
140.82
High
for the current year.
33% May
72c
2,700
26
73c
24%
Jan
5
3,300 i:
7
67/a
7
index
3.00 May
23
9,400
26
Jun
2.30 May
6%
—
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and
1.20 July
400
200
140.82
SEC
stocks
Jan
100
92c
1.55
Range for 1963
140.56
Aug. 16_;
27
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
Jan
2.15
1,400
Aug. 15_—_—
Fri.
22% May
Jan
3,300
Mar 14
Jun
Jan
32%
♦
144.31
100.23
2.10 July
Jun
78c
2.15
High
Apr
32%
STOCKS
Aug. 14
Inc.
Low
139.20
Thurs.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Acme
5.04:
Aug
39C
7% May
17%
Jan
3%
<
July
28c
6,300
22
3% May
600
22
I
Rails,
Range for 1962
139.12
Aug. 13
Wed.
Mar
2.80
1.90
Exploration
Aug, 12
-May
27%
5
1
Mon.
Aug
200
10
Oil
Basin
Jun
2.70
1.50
Bureau,
Closing
Tues.
Jan
Jan
3,100
2.50 ;
(Un)
95c
4
73c
common
July
3%
1.75
(Un)
1.10
Jan
47c
2.70
2.40
Co
16% July
Jan
45c
2.95
-—;
Equipment
7%
National Quotation
by
Date
3%
1.80
___
—
2.914;
(35 Stocks)
Compiled
May
3%
33c
8%
Warrants
54c
47c
2.50
Corp common
Industrials,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Mar
62c
Mar
35c
1,700
13,600
50c
—
divisors:
Aug
35c
Feb
15c
11,800
65c
60c
40%
34% Mar
4,200
—10c
__——-
Sugar Co
Industrial
45c
16%
14%
92c
Preferred
Victor
37% May
41c
Co series A pfd—25
Trlco Oil & Gas Co__
Union
Jan
65
Properties
Southern Cal Gas
Terex
26%
2.70
—1
25c
I'i——.—-1
Co
& Gas
Reserve
Rhodes
Royal
1,100
3%
1
33%c
com
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Rice
31%
3%
50c
*
10
10c
—25c
1
—
& M Oil Co
J M
22
50c
(Un)—f.—_———1
Co
(Un)__
Merchants
Petroleum Co
Nordon Corp Ltd——
M
Jan
40
16
10c
Calif
of
Co
Oil
Industries
Leslie
18%
60c
Oil
Holly
Lasco
550
41c
Humor
Good
Jade
1
Brewing
Goebel
Aug
19%
26c
Exploration Co of
General
Apr
100
1
40%
A
class
using the following
Jan
Jan
47C
45c
30%
31%
10
25c
Co
Corp Ltd
Oil Co Ltd
Eureka
Exter
6
19%
5.50
10
Co
Capwell
Emporium
Jan
4
47C
Cooke
&
by
Jun
4%
4%
7,100
11,100
28
4%
Averages are compiled daily
Utilities, 5.20; 65 stocks 14.34.
May
35%
Enterprises
Castle
High
Low
60%
*
Co
Oil
&
Range Since Jan.1,1963
35%
*
5
(C) & Co Ltd
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—
Brewer
Gas
Shares
High
Low
Par
Buttes
for Week
of Prices
Last
Government
Corporate
Total
1,277,000
1,064,000
Number 6291
Volume 198
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
,
.
(Quotations for Friday, August 16)
MARKETS
CANADIAN
Week's
Friday
Mitchell
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Paper
&
preferred.
4%%
*
25
*
*
common
-
Algoma Steel
4Vi'/o
53
Co
39%
preferred
preferred
Ltd $2.50
$2.70 .class B pfd
Class
C 1 preferred
.—50
$2.90
class A——50
Corp
Asbestos
Sugar
1—-'-1-
Corp
Atlantic
——50
*
——
:
common
10 £,>• 63
> 62
10 1/69% v,4' .69
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
r_,—_
Banque Provinciale
Bathurst Power &
"Class A
Bell
—
Bowater Corp 5%
.1—£
Paper
Bowater.
■
*
& Power.-
Traction Light
Brazilian
American Oil__——.—'—!-—*
American
Bank- Note
British .Columbia
Co_.,_—*
26%
19%
• •'
Products!—-*
Forest
com—__25
:
54%./54-% < />.•■
Ltd—;_25 ; 4 v. a20% a20%
. ^
—-~_4—x_^_l vv^>4i:: > al4
al4 = . -
Telephone
British
Columbia
Brooke
Bond
Brown
Company
Cla
class
a21V8 ii21%
4 5.00 . 5.00 *
A,
—4—-^—*
B
5.00
-
Gold
'4.-1—4.-5 A :V>.
—44
.
"
..
. .
class
$2.65
B
Canadian.
Cel^nese
—-
common——4^—.?
—
series——————4—25
Chemical Co Ltd common—*
$1.75
37
37
—
9"%
al7
al7
61%
62V4
preferred——20
Foundation
Canadian
Canadian
Industries common—
62
15
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Canadian
Preferred
'
pom.—2*
——50
—-1
Preferred
•
Marconi
Canadian
Co
—
Pacific Railway
•.
—25
Canadian -Petrofina• •preferred4-*--410
Canadian
Vickers —_!_—4-.
Canadian
.
;
.— >
-7.50
6%
7.65
7
26'/a
26%
-——J—4__^-.*-4. ——4-!;!2 43
!j4'4_!i-—.* .*
'-■*
:'h. 18
Mining
.Consolidated
Consumers
43
&
Glass
Corbys*
'Class.
**
-
.
—
'-Smelting-—-4*
2
Crown
18
ai.7 - al7
5%: ,!- 5% "53A
—2
15 ' 15
v
commoflLl!---.—♦,
L—Ltd__4——1'4-44!^,*-.
Coronation- 'DreditCrain
•
?6%
••
>
"25%
.—4—4.4.42 2 •' 25% 2— 25%
Zel^erbach x'lass ■ A
26
Jun
20'A Jan
48
Aug.
Feb
25%
1.385 M
'
•
■
22%
Jun
27% Mar
:
•'
July
14% May
-
Jan
3.965
11%
13%
19%. 19 Va
Aug
37%
Jan
-
I
3.385
-
15%
Feb
12
2.970
25%
Mar
20%
14
800
36%
s: 12%, 12%
6.815
21%
21
9% July
31%
15%
25
12 y2
Feb
15
;r
15%
1
12%
19%
•
of Canada
Ltd common—V
22%
r
-
Aug ;
.1958
common
25%
•
I
9%
9%
!
'!1
*
'
I—l;_^!l!_I
Jan
May
41% May 1
91%
>
4,250
21
22 %
/
Jan
22 Va
•
Jan
Jan
:
.
49 % May «,
43% July
21.
Aug
8% May
115% May"
Jan
64
25
.475.1-;
1,500...
.
10% May
Jan
4.85
21
21
31
.
July.
85
21 >,
I
_
'15
34
..
.
Jan
July
Feb
1,832'
44
44
21
(!'.,_r..
•
.2,522
.
Jan
38 %
120 -
Aug
8%
-—..,.200
97
97
v1
«.'■!;■; 44
■
.
23%
"
Apr
Aug
24%
25..
3,700
7%
7%
25%
118
10
f;,
90%, 91%
7%
•
I
35
34%.
34%.
,
'
preferred!
1961'
I'
19V4 Aug
.
-
65
25%
9VB
1
I—_ IH20
preferred
...1,020
30
118
15% May
11% Mar
/
l'
30
118
.*•„*
I-w- ::ioo. ///I; ->■./
Telephone
Quebec;
/
—
'.
Quebec Natural Gas common
_
6% preferred v——_/>—
(Albert) & Co Ltd
;Name! changed to;
J
Reed
y
13
24% May
39 A Apr
30 May
29% May
Jan.,:
.
Rio
11% Jun
11% May
50.% July
.55 ' May
55'A May
^
0
Foods common_1^_i^4_L—
*
Industries
i_.
.50
Shawinigan Wat: & Pow 4% pfd 'A'_50
Salada
Shell
Oil
Shop
.
&
Sicard
-
*
July
12
% July
■>87B
2,325
72 %
5,414
22
22
1
■
.;
*
*
;
.
•
,
»
*
.> *
.20
_20
10
10
*
:
*
Steel—4-——*
Canada
—*
Steel
of
Co
preferred
5%%'
LOO
Viau
Walker
Ltd
Elevator
Ltd
.
Gooderham
Voting trust ■—
(Geo) glass
974
10
655
9%
Jan
28%
29%
4,680
21%
Jan
15
15%
i
2,600
14%
Jun
12%
!
l.iOU
9.25 Jan >2
> 7% May r
"
"27 A Apr
,■
50 May • r
. 19.
May '.
-17% May-" .
"• (■ «% Jan
;
17% Jun ^
al2
56%
55%
75c
75c
!;75c
»
11%
14Va
95
95
Feb
May
>15% Apr
13 4 Mar
21%
18% July
23
95
Aug
140
33
Jan
n
38
-
16
Mar
13
Jun
2.05
Jun
30c
16% July
.
19
18%
60%
150
!
'37%
I
Jan
-'14% May
Apr
,30
•
17
;
i38
Feb
Jun /
15% May !
700
14
17
18%
•
2,050
13%
14
Jan
;; 30
55(4 July
,15
,
,
;
15%
-May
11%
700
r.
al4% al4%
:
12
•10
930
.
May
>.6614 May
Feb
12 % July
*
al2
comm0n*
Ltd
12%
59%
Jun
July !
53
Mar
43
100
774
:———100
—
.
Zellers
•
3,600
12%
.
■
48
*
A-.!J-.4^_44-_»-.__*
Class B
4%% -.preferred
:
,
8% Apr ;;
Feb
27%
29
#
Feb
11%
106 V4
15 %
-Il
36%
Feb
13%
55%
Worts—
<&
&
Weston
10
61%
y-l
Knapp (Canada ) Ltd
Wtestcoast. Trans Co—_———.
Webb
19%
.-
Apr
102% May
,1,270
13
—1
common—
——
—
'•
105
Va
21% May
60
A
Pipeline——_
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line—
Turnbull
21%
-
Jan
21
Jan
Feb
6i
Canada
Trans
18%
Apr
3 16
July
9%
7,834
"
13
Corp Eund_^__—
Canada
Trans
30
400
20%
9
Apr
„
July!
9
Feb
500
20%
•;
•
Feb
47%
class
Finance
Traders
"
11%
105
10
Bank
Toronto-Doininion
30%
>
Texaco Canada Ltd—
.
30
••
13% July
>■760
,
2074 May
20
25
-
••
21%
20 y4
21%
—.—100
4
-
-
11%
1
Steinbergs class A
a21
32 Va
>
>
*
.
a21
Jan
7ya
-2,400
Jun
45% May
6V*
--
•
Jan-
July'
13%
2,863
--
•
11%
/ 5%
-
'>43%
2,985
-
8
31%
..
Structural
Standard
;>
8
'*
8
>
8%
;7%
8%
?.
>. ■
k
'16%. 163/4
16%
Inc common
Co
'
Jun
9x/4
--
10
.
Mar
23
Aug
-
;• Feb
4.25 July
865-
Ia44 V !•■••■/
a44
10
May'
81% May
July v
>
22
r
1,990
5.00
4.90
:
7I
-
Feb.
12%
415.
8% July
•
-150
-r-
!9% %
9%
.;
_/
-
-c_!—44.%-'
(1957)
Save
Southam
38% Jun
11% May
19
Jun
69 A May
7,16 k ^Apr
83% May >
. "2 15% May
48% May • .
4.95 Jan
2 33 July
J .2 11/a Jan .v—t
22 .. ' Jan
■ s;
Canada Ltd'.'-'A"!—
of
6%--.preferred
Sogemines 6% preferred——
68/2 May ^
9
-1,-460
8%
Shawinigan
10% May
,
100
14
71%.
common__i—_
Corp
Lawrence
St
774 July
Jan
9%
13
72%
i4__4_—•
.*
__!!!—1—*
Canada.^u——10
Mines—
Algom
6%
75n
9%13%
Rolland Paper class A-
Royal Bank! of
"
-365
•
7%
Group Ltd—i—!—£1
Canada Ltd class A——*
Reitman's
13% July
Apr
Apr
9% July
8
.
Reed- Paper
May
Apr
25
58
,
.7%
7%
7.50
Oils Ltd
——*
Columbia " Cellulose Co Ltd—^--4—^_*
Rio
Del
Central
7% 2
* 2
Cloth—
Capital Wire
37
15 15%
a82
a82
4' 15% 15%
47%
47 47%
—
4.15 4.15
31Vb , - 30 Vb 31 xA
10% -10%
20% t 20%- 20%
;^*
'
i__
—
International Power
Canadian
1
.
26% July
250
1,725
>
10%
Canadian
Jun
4.45
36%
100
'-.-.jj-L'.
_
4% ipreferred
-
,
Jan
29
51% Mar
8% Mar
70
36
Jan
—' 165 — 35% Jan
3,115
R% Feb
26
18 ^ Aug
3,727
60% July 3,201
13% Feb
20
80Va Jan393
12%: Jan
—309
42
Jan
100 > 4.00 Jan
6,017
24% Jan
24; 1,155 >• 10% Jan
V ^
18 >>July
- — 500 - ' • 7»A Jun
;2- - 4,100 - >-6.85 July
500
4.25 Jan
3,685
- 22%- Jan
• t r l25
39 1 Jan /j 100
r
17% Apr
25 17 • Apr
: 1,450
'5% -A.ug
'
'2 100 4 .. .13% Mar
* ° 1,615
22 ' Jan
150
11
July
4 . 2,500 .. 47% Jan
52%
9%
60 /
60
52
9
52'/2
preferred
Aluminum——!__—*
British
Jan
57
36%
•
♦
& .Co
Price Bros
v
.4^65 Mar -
.20% Jan >
•
Canadian
.>•
•
*
25.... ...211A Feb.— 31 ' Feb . - ...
75 . "... 5.50 July.... >• 8.75 Feh—
—-—it J.
:
common
100
Jan
200
>—!
-
6%.: preferred
Development
Power Corp
12 .Jan •
H'AjJuly
17% Jan
21 A<Ju^ly-.
4 .3.75 Jan. ..4.4 6,00 Feb
22:4 21%4!221A
. 5,665
:.
Canada Cement common-.
-_*4
v
35 4.' 35
37 — 2,320-v.
$1.30
preferred
^-20
•—
28-V4 28'A
175
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltdi—*. 'r .4 .- •—
26% 26%
' 75 ^
Canada Iron Foundries common-'—*
10
22% 4 22% 22% «
600 .
Canada Steamship common
44
* —
51 — 49
50 r".
610 ,
5%
preferred*——
—12.50
al3%
al2% al3V8
172
Canadian Aviation
Electronics
*
10% —
10 lO'A ,
1,675
Canadian
Breweries common
•
10%
10 10V4 «
10,350
$2.20 preferred
'
'I
—50 '
-4
.51 51%
115
Power
Calgary
_
Placer
19 /\ Jun •* ./
19'/a,. Feb
24> .£ug * *
52
Jan ' ; §1}? Hay x
20% Mayv-. ; .. 20 A Mar .
26 55 >.7
100
760
a5.55 .a5.55
.
Feb
45%
9%
■«
common
•
%
2.75 Jan
-26% Aug
53 A - Feb *
12% Jan- ,
100.
251'4_25,A
Products—_v—j_4^„—L'!*
Building
Bulolo
(1959)
Canada
Mills Ltd
ss
•
23 V*
British Columbia Power-
,
3.00 - .3.10 ( y 5,378
a58
a58
—-15
26%27 " - -6,675
19 19% •- • 5,995
23 . 24 t
-9,510--
; A
> • >
12
88
3.000
.
-
British
British
Bruck
-
4
u—25 •
53%
pfd_i—; 42'
Telephone
Penmans
365 " "70 A' Feb
79 Jan
1,134
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53 May
17% 17% v> ~ 455 /;•16% Jan
20 A; Jun 53
53
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Jan
55 % Jun •• ,y
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July
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Pacific
75%
74%
75
49%
National
1—-—10
(Canada)——*,
Paper common—*
Banque Canadian:
92
92
47%
,
61
July
70 - May •
£7, «My:.yy, 76% Jan . - •;
3,070
1.507
63% ;
70%%;
525
7UO
13
12%
r
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common
Products common
Ontario "Steel
H
.'
48%
«
Mills
Flour
Ogilvie
Jan
28% July
12%
5
conv.
14%
258
494
Light & Power-
Scotia
Nova
23% Aug> -'V-29% Jan 1/, ,
16 A July .
--19 A May >.
' - •'
Mines
Mar
28%
29%
*
45% May
51Vb Aug
. t
56 May
50% Feb
V 53 % May
V 50'A Jan*
53% May
-/> • 7% Jan
9 /4 May
• •
& Chemical
Ltd
Drug
Noranda
42 >Jan
5u% Aug
52% Jan
'-f':
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National
50% May
,
May
35
28
1
Ltd.-
Containers
31
29%
5
Jan
Feb
Jan
28%
Corp
National
High
6.00
3.00
29%
—
—;—
Low
100
3.75
27%
*
Trust
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
...Shares
High
3.75
MaM
—
_
_
_
Locomotive
Moore
39% Aug
»Aug
45
*
1
*
•
Jun
30
Jan
22
320
.
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B
Montreal
May
59
class B-—
Breweries Ltd class A__
(Robt)
Montreal
46
Apr
25 2 Aug
39% July
6,493
27'A
45
—
$2.65
•.>
25%
| 39%
> 45
45
90
51%,-/ 50% 51% \ / - 650
54Va 54%
115
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51%-51%
50
I/> _w" o 51 51%
475
,
8%
8%
/! 910
,23%
23%! 24% -- -4,681
16%
-17' 400
4Vz% pfd_50
Anglo Canadian Telep Co
Argus
,
45-■
pfd—50
4%%
of Canada
Low
*
Class
High
y/l
43% Jan
6,649
26%
preferred
Aluminum
40% Feb
24% Jan
2,291
25%
54% '
53
:
Low
3,128
1,290
43%
39V2
Ltd
Aluminium
42%
25
42%
Molson
Jan. 1,1903
Range Since
High'
Low
Par
|
Power
Abitibi
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
y
■/
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;>
.
Sales
for Week
Last
Dollars
Canadian
In
Expressed
Are
Shown
Prices
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Montreal Stock Exchange
-
Jan >
May
Apr
•
40 Va May
•'
100
,
•- •
" ;
-, .
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are Expressed
26 A May
in Canadian Dollars
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
'
v
'
Range
! for Week
of Prices
' Shares
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
—12% Jun
Sale Price
Distillers Seagrams
————«2
55% JUU
-Low'
'/High
V>;
1
/ Low* High
~
/-;>"/
Dome
Petroleum
-l_2.50
Jun>: • < 14% May ,
;>/!..!V.>/!
Par 4
23c
Mar
lie
Jan•
13"c* 15c
18,250
13c
Dominion Bridge.
4*
July — > 23% May >'. Ajax Minerals —'—
-1 •
Dopiiniott Coal 6% pfd—25
Jan
; ' 19> May
7
Alpha. Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—May
4
Jan
1,110
5% ' '.5%
-Dominion; Foundries & .Steel."com——*;-'y>61% —;617/a • ■,64 — 1,085 .. . 61 " Jan
67% Apr, ,
Class A
—-—* (
99c
May
19c
Mar
.7,715.;..:
65c
73c
73c
Dominion .Glass common.—17%
2.17V4 177/8 i!.' "1,460
17 July v>r -. 20 .< 'Feb „•
84c
Feb
Alscope Consolidated
Ltd
:
*
12c 'July
6,300
16c;i7%c
16%c
?•'7%'' preferred
10 2 ^
.
19% ..19%
500 : ' 18
Feb
. 20 ; Feb4;
7Vac Apr
Alsof Mines v. Ltd'————————1
5c
Mar
6x/2C
6%c, 1
.7,833 !
6%c
Dominion Steel & Coal——
*.
;-y-"-12 : 12 1:2. 250 .! 10% Jan.
.15% Apr
7%c Jun
; Amalgamated -Beau Belle Mines.-Ltd—b
_,2%c.Mar:
6c
;
.99,000.
4%c
'5%C»
Dominion -Stores Ltd
!——"J"—J15%';'4; 1^% 15% %... 540 4. —13% Feb i! 4>16% July .4 1 Ameranium',:3dJnes: iLtd^^—_±_—1
»2.60 Feb
.1.75 July
2.10 >
2.05
5,200
,2.05
Dominfon Tar & Chemical com_!4^!_*
: 17, —163A
-17 A
9,545
.>16-%, Aug
•' 20 • May ,..
8% Jan
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite. Miniugv.^^.—-1
V ; 8 % July
a8% f'15
a8%
Dominion -Textile;common^_!_—
• 19% «•
19% -19% - 10,890
-16^ Ja,n - i>;2^ 21%'Jun>>>4. \ Anglo'-Nfldv Development >Co Ltd——5
7c. Jan
'2c
Mar
7c
.8,0.00..
Doriohud Bros. Lfd.l.—
444L—"—3,%
»24 - " 23Va - 24 ."*-*"640
~ 21"% Jan ,, 25% May, —» ! Aiithonian- Mining .Corpj Ltd—-----1
'<£ :~r.
a, 6? I
12c
Jun
100
3V2C Jun ;
' 6c
6c
——*
3.30 Apr
Du Font -of •,Canada com——J——l—■37% 38% - 2;
863 '> 236% Jun v%;:,44%.Mar; ! Arno ' Mines Ltd—_.—-!
'>2.50 Jan!
2.75
-47,225 "
2.50
2.70
XJUp^Uis Frjeres.,cldss A4._%——4—.C10% 7 A .10 10% T"*3,135 77* 9 * Jan "7; *10% July
; Atlas
Telefilms Ltd—'———*
46c
Jan
27C.- Aug
27c ; 28c
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28 c
Augustus. Exploration
—1
i
Eddy Match
4^——!—7 "'
34% ! r 34% "34% '
100 ' 32'/2 Feb- — 38% Apr
/;
13c
July
I ..9c Jan
lie
lie
5,000
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4_! '•: 59% '59%.. 77.110 7::. 46% Mar
v , 59% Aug. '
Baker Talc. Ltd——
———--1
8%C Jan
fic
Mar
7c
50.0..-.
7c
'Ltd!—
Mines
Denison
—2.—1
11 4. 11
50%
50 XA 51%
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51
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18% —
200
17% Jan 2. , 21% May
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Fleetwood Corp
4—!_4_„^1.4—4--1
a20%
.al8% a20% :
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i BeldingCorticelli; Ltd common—/—
Fo'uiidatidii Co of Canada—414* >
' 8%
8%"' 8% -> * *'475
" 4^% Aug
-H , May.,4■ >
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd^—/-—1
Fraser Cos Ltd
4. 729
. 28V2
29
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32 ..Jun
- Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc new com—
French
Petroleum preferred—!4>!-. 10
' ". 2.85
2.85 '" "1,250" 7 =2-80 July 7
3.75 Feb7—, Bornlte Copper Corp___—
1
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——.1' '
.
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Jan 7
Falconbridge Nickel Mine's
4!-^-^*55%•';!"755
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.
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12
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-"
Petroleums Ltd-*-*-'
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Canadian
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■
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Imperial
Oil
7—1
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International
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Intel-provincial Pipe Lines
5
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Ltd
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64
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.
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10
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rv
Bloedel & Ppwell
& Tel___::
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common '
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37% Aug
2.100
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50
-
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a22
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•
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Minm .Co Ltd. 6%. partic pfd_„—_^10
Massey-Ferguson
...
2.50
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13
Jun v . 16 - May 4-.;
22
July
• 28%'Jan
;
9dj. Mar !
99V2 Aug ;
.
61 .. July — > 73% Feb ! .!
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28% Jan
34% Apr.., '
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28
Jun
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Ltd
Electronics
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Mines
Dominion
Ltd
Dominion
Leaseholds
Oilcloth &
:_.u——* ■
1
Ltd_-_—_—'-——* "
Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Ltd
Jan
Apr
6%c Feb
.
81c
1.75
17c
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220
38%
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3,714
15,000
3,500
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13c
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1.55
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27
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8
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9,600
12.000
V
280
July
Feb
Jun
Aug
1.40 July
10c
6c
7
6c
-
Jan
26%. Jan
Jun
30c
.
Jan
11% Mar
34c.
Feb
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Jan
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1.95
16
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1,000
...
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41% May
Jan
-
46
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3c
1,000
1,400
1.65
15%
33c
July
Jan
16c
500
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1.55
Jan
22c
36% Jan
„
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'
8c
Jun
90c
14c
*9.500
14c
Apr
Apr
"
37%
5c-
Jan
85c
22
a60c
May
4.75 July
-
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3c
7;500'
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5
Ltd_l.:—4-1
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•
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1.05 Aug
,-Feb
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Aug
4.00
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57c
700
,
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class A—r
Consolidated Mogador Mines Ltd.——1 rConsolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated Paper Coro: Ltd——,—* 1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
CansoFDiv
Denault-Limitee
'
' :
May
%__3,.500„-'; -:6q, vFeb
1.60
70c-
Commercial Oil & Gas
Delta
9.249 - 12% Jan
. 15V8 July
1.800- - -7% Feb-A,- ;8Vb Aug
-. 700
-•
974 Jan > - -r 14
May
20 .*a_p ,
'V.-r*--.' V—
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5c
V'4.7<r 4.70;
Cleveland Copper
:
Dalfen's
18% Jan !:r,.'26% Apr ^
20% July
6c
•
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24% Mav
T"u
6c
i
Chemalloyt Minerals 7 Ltd—
—j;— 1
Chiboug Copped ,Corp/_——4-—• :?-
Copperstream. Minesr Ltd^———-1
Courvette
Provost, Ltee "A"_l%——-5
Crusade Petroleurti
Corp Ltd_;_—1—*
9% Apr
Mar
10c
16C
.
'•
'
14% Jan
3.85 July
3.00 July
•
3.85
.
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600
17
135/3
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July
11c
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18
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2,000 210
7.894
1.479
4.320
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37i/2
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135/3
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10
17
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Paper-class B
Maritime- Tel
1
98
class A_4—V
.(M)-" Ltd
Mitchell
99%
3,362
42
13%
__—_——77/3
Maclaren Power &
MacMillan
> 13%
" 22%
—
66%
32%
——.4—38
preferred
Boblaw Co
Class B
22%
—*
Laiirentide Financial
$2.00
7
___7.60
common
41%
42
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com:
_5
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_*
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International Nickel of Canada—
♦,
Jan
30c
•
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11% - A.nr
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: 30.0. r ,18.,.-.Aug ;
.24
Feb
1,OOQ___!2%P; Ja»u
7/ 4c
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1—I* V00——-3.60.Aug I? * / 5-05 May
4-.30' "..1-300.
3,50Mar/
.4.-90 Jan
4.30:.
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'4.40
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20c7 Jan
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3.30
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^Genei¥kl* Stejet Wd®fi,s;icbmmpn.?_'^July*.- k; 7
Cahipbeii. Chibougamau: Mines..Ltd^_l
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' Tl%
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10
Jan
,12%>Jun_.- *« Canada' Southern Petroleum Ltd/--—1
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12c
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12c
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4,000
4c
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9c
Jan
Mar
Feb
33
Aug
37c
Aug
,
22V2c
Jan
10c
Mar
1.19 Mar
Feb
28% May
23
-
1
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s
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Range. Since Jan. 1,1963
'
'
■
-
;
Low
Par
D^ummond
Dumagami
Mines
&%
8%
1.25
Weld & Steel Works Ltd—*
Sullivan
East
*
A
,
Fab Metal Mines Ltd—i
Power
Corp
Sec
of
Autotronics
22c
220
20C
1.20
International
:
Helium
Convertible
10,000
23c
3,000
10c
6c
'6c
2,000
5V
80c
Oil
90c
25
3,000
25
100
2.25
2.20
2.30
1,768
1.80
1.10
1.10
1.25
4,992
*1.25
7,500
1.20
*
1.19
Apr
Class
51
51
52%
160
6y2.c
50
1
6%c
7c
19,100
52%
6y2c
500
common—*
Ltd
12c
Jan
20y2cMar
Jan
51
Jan
53 y2
Jun
Jun
7c
60C
Kiena
,23c
4.50
4.30
4.10
4.30
•
1.20
1.05
60c
May I,
18c
1.20
4,350
2.85
5,633
Ash
Apr
Feb
Labrador
Laduboro
Oil
Latteries
Ltd
Leclerc \
Jan
—:—1
1.29
1.28
1.38
*
.
7%
7y2
7%
is y2
is y2
100
9y2
10
600
Inc_T
Alfred
class
Inc
Lamontagne Ltd class
Leland Publishing
29
A
A
jortrans Oils & Mines Ltd
Mjalajrtic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Mpssval.. Mines ^td_^A—;
Gold
Cdn
4.60
5c
6
21
21
4c
4c
preferred
45c
48%
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Mc Kinney Gold JMines Ltd—a—-—•
ij 14C
Melchers, Distilleries Ltd common
*
;;.7%
a5y2
,7% preferred
5
i5y2c
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•
.
7%; :
a5%
a5%
_
15V2c
;
r
•
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1.55
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24c
8c
Newrich
New
Lt
Exploration
West
Amulet
Norac
Finance
North
Ltd
Co
Mines
44%
Jan
Aug
7% July
26,000
19c
25,000
Jan
July
750 W -9%c Mar3c
Pennbec
Phoenix
Canada
Co
Jan
16c
AUg
15c
4c
Feb
600
4%cMay
2.600
26%c Aug
17c
—.—.1
27c
3Qc
J >'
Jan
14%'c
>1
:
&
1,500
3.90
4,825
1.60
22%
4V2c
100
61c
4c
65c
4c
5%c
:
4c
4c
25
45
9
Jan
2.50
2.80
1,375
11C: 12c
Development
Regent Mines
Silver
Summit
=is
al9% al9%
2%c
2%C
1,500
2.30
2.30
2.30
32c
100
_l
class
Southern
.May .
11% May V
49
•
Sullivan
Consolidated
Mines
Mines
Canada
'
.
Feb
'•
32,800
20,500
Jan
1.00 Mar
>
41c
1
•
t
Cor^
Ltd—_1_
United
Asbestos
United
"T
f
Obaiski
Corp Ltd..
500
1.50
200
16%
595
-
t.
Feb
:
May
•
55c
•
8c
62c
2.60 Aug
15c
6y2c
6%C
6%c
4,500
a87
a87
8
13c^
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/
12c
Jun
91
May
12,000
5y2c July
a2y2C a2%c
277
4%c Jun
6 V2c
2.50
200
2.25 July
3.15
3.15
49C
52c
29c
32c
•
j
300
38c
9,965
28c
—10
3,084
11%
16%
•15%
16%
VeS Mar
Swimming
Pools Ltd—
Associates
VdngUard Explorations Ltd
1.
Virginia Mining Corp
Westburne
5.00
-—i
Hout
_•
1.00
5.00
1.10
1,150
5
100
1.00
Co
4.25
7c
8C
6,000
6c
;v
3J/2c
700
3c
May
—*
Helium .Ltd..—
.*
York Speculative Inv Fund of Canada.2
......
10%
....
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footnotes,
see page
43.
5%
10%
11
2,155
25 %c
Western
30c
1.50Q
5%
5%
200
May
10%. Aug
25
430
3.05
3.002
2.75
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71
71
71
35
1.90
300
27
6,698
19
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;
543^"'
54%
40
55
>
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1
5.00
26
5%
•
8%
25
•
8%
,7%
»,
7%
1,343
100
v
58
17
Jan
«.
22
Feb
:
8% Aug
.
Aug
7y8
Feb
31% Feb
5% Aug
10% Jan
5% Aug
•
July
6.00
.3.75 Jan
21
May
92% July
July
14
May
192
•
10
j
19% Aug
17% May
24
Aug
.
101;% Aug
12
"Jan
360
;8% V;
8% X,
5%
*
26
-
c
Jan
30% Jan
Apr
7 ' So
13% 'V 14 ./• *331
i4o
-2i% 21% «:■
4.50
5.00
»
1,151,
'«
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3.15
Jan
•'88.".
25
.
Aug
: 51%
7^2
•
92
92
ioiy2loi3/4
*
21,383 "
17%
24
7,050
-
19%
17%
.
•V 71
26% Aug
12 y2 May
15 y4 Jan
19% Feb
23 Va
17%
4.65 Mar
1.90 Aug
26%
Jan
6% July
Jan
1.90
26%
:
4.50 Aug
8% Mar
—1
%c Aug
3.85 Jan
53c
2,035
40c
-21%
22%
Jan
24% May
104
7,010
55
20%
103%
102 y4
.105 Apr
40
35
X28 %
37%
1,344
29
Apr
Jan
28 y2
208
27
Aug
30
May
26%
26%
583
25%
Jun
30
f".
35
•
July
Apr
Jan
25
69% jJan
90
55
Jan
62
July
Mtge^
10
"'75%
75%
138
74% Feb
81
Jan
Steamship Lines 'common..—-*
49
50
174
48]
Aug
58
13%
13%
500
12% May
14
Apr
July
13%
13 y2
13%
75
Jan
14%
Apr
ib%
10
10%
2,650
8
Apr
11%
Jun
•
10%
10
10%
8,010
10
July
51
51 »/4
685
51
52%
1,130
9.
9%
1.85
780
_•
10
:
26%
i—12.50
& Cable
eihss
v
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Aviation
7
Breweries' i__i!
A
•
50
—50
Jan
Jan
warrants
1.80
1.80
1.80
1.80
11%
;
13%
13 Va
13 Va
preferred-
22y4
22%
37%
36
37%
9%
97/s
10%
3.75
4.10
9,750
10%
10
ioy2
6,590
Curtis
Wright-u
• i
Canadian General Electric pfd
Canadian General Investment
1
42%
42
42%
v
Vi
.38
,
16%
17 Va
62
61%
62%
Jan
4%^ 'pfd-
35
11%
15%
4.05
30 y8
31%
11
15
31%
,
11
1,414
'
.
"
/
'•
278
10%
670
23% Jan
32% July
110
87%
87%
DO
83%
Jan
100
•
34
101
35
99%
Jan
.•
4.95
33
.
11%
July
Feb
29
May
46
Mar
87%
,
Aug
101>
Apr
20%
21
475
18
July
22%
Jan
17
17
18
250
17
Jan
20 Va
Jun
3.00
3.05
4.05
Jan
Bldg
6%
—
Columbia Cellulose
Conduits National
!
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*
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J
-10
.!_•
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Consumers
7
Gas
common
Feb
Coronation.
Jan
!
4.10
Jan
Credit
700
8% Jan
7
435
6%
Jun
,9
8%
7%
Jan
10
8%
II,775
660
7%
Jan
14,404
8%.
"8%
8%
27
26
27
9,548
38%
38
.38%
-4,099
11
24,247
106% 106%
50
sT0?k«v
■
26%
-
36
-
Jan
10% July
106 Va
Aug
8
575
560
6
2,545
1.35, 1.40
26% 56%
500
1.35 Aug
200
25% July
5%.
.
4.75 Jan
22% Jan
-
18
7%.
17%
/___
—25
3,920
8%
5.65.. 5.90
8%
7%
7
5%
—
8% May
3.80 May
7
8
:
1,700
8%
~7
17%
Warrants
Preferred
Apr
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Clark Publishing.
Distillery voting—
Corby
2.10
I100
Class A
Jan
3 .00 Aug
5% Apr
4,350
5.90
„—
Consolidated Mining & Smelting:
Consolidated Paper -1
Jan
1,865
3.00
1
—_
;
;
Warrants
,
7
2.75
7
^——l—
Building
'
6%
2.80
Industries..:
common
7% Mar
16%
Jan
5%
July
I
Jan
21
Clairtone
:
11% Aug
16% Apr
:
Capital.
s
7
*
v
,
j
10Feb
Canadian Western Natural Gas com..*
...
,
Feb
69% May
,
Jun
11
26
>
Jan
44% May
19 »/2 May
24% Jan
10%
—100
.*.-—*160
39- ■(.
3.50 Aug
25y2
34
9%
4.25 July
13% Feb
1,135
.1,003
15,687
;
V
Mar
60 Va July
,77/8 July
10% Aug
10,575
:
1.00 Jan
•
33% Jan
15% Mar
-
14,715
*
10%
11%
15%
4;20
July
July
6
3.55 Aug
5,653
8%
*
Preferred
Canadian Vickers
60c
.
168
97/a
Railway...-*.-25
Petrofina? preferred—_"__-__l0
Utilities
300
37%
——1
—-
Jan
Jun
377/a
*
—
37%
Pacific
Consolidated
6.00
11% May
5.00 May
10% Aug
3.00 Feb
400
,
10
Jun
13.
May
22% July
38% Jan
Jan
"Jan,
6%
May j
Apr -
2.70 May
8% Feb
700.
6V8
3.60
2.50
Bakeries
80c
36
,.
14
Jan
20%
•
May
.
2.65 May
Mar
1.60
11
550
70c
6
28
Common'
Canadian
65c
3.55
iommon_^.__:
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Consolidated
86c
•
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,
Gas
Jan
5c
I,485
'
3
common
11
1.60 Mar".
15,435
3.80
•
55
"Aug
8% Mar
305
_*
*
55
51
631
25
__25
...
__
11% May
50% July
750
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Canadian Tire Corp' class A—
Jan
Jan
52%
•
com...
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Canadian
May
12 %C Mar
.
Jan
48c
22
•
•
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i
1.15
48c
104
Lll
20
Canadian
Jan
3.65 Mar
Jan
3%C
81c
4.80
230
Feb
5%
Jan
7c
3,500
4.50
2.95
54%
693
17%
1.00 July
3%C
83c
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V 3.00
,
53 % May
Feb
435
57c
Jan
i
83c
5 % May
Apr
.
61
75c
July
July
I._Ii
Ltd.
48
*
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Copp
Oil
Westeel Products Ltd—
50
73
88%
Preferred
'Van. Der.
300
53
22,%
Canadian -Marconi
3.15 May
3.15 Aug
8,000
'
52%
48
52
60%
Canadian -Industries
1.14 Mar
14c
49C
4.75 AUg
50%
l...*
—
July
14»30Q
31fc
1,100
10[% Mar
.22%
Warrants
United
4.90
4.75"
57% May
Apr
;87%
•
12,000
2.50
Apr
Jan
9
Jan
60%
.
1.80 Feb
8C
2.50
Aug
120 y4 May
84c
Jan
19% May
85c
6j/2C
37%
33%
51% July;;
Jan
4.10
88%
Canadian- Industrial
Preferred
July
1.48
8c
6b
x4.b0
Canadian Hydrocarbon common—:
*
imperial Bank—4
___I0
16 % Mar
76c
rl
Jun
100
Canadian
»
6c
56
200
Canadian Dredge Dock.
Canadian Foundation common/.!
Apr
T 18c
Mar
87
50 V2 Feb
May
76%
22%
Canadian
July
7c
8C
I t 6c
Jan X
16
Aug
1.65 July
85c
t?
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Principal JPropertfes..
United Towns Electric C(j; Ltd...
154,825
7c
1.50
16%
1
*
Ltd
^
2.60
•
130
1.70 Feb
July
,
42c
41c
6,600
7c
-100
1
53
r
49C
2.05
;
i
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y
v
1.10
July
Aug
Aug
6%c Jan
110% Jab
262,000
118
,
16%
2.59
1
Ltd.—1
pfdi—...
Freezers
'
%C
118
41c
Exploration Ltd.—
Petroleum
Jan
35c
45c
500
14,543
^
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Canadian Collieries
65c
118
Ltd..
Ltd
4.75
Apr
July
Jan
57c
100
pfd
Ltd—j
Canada
50c
Jun
59c
500
70
63
•
$1%
July
18c
5.00 May
2.20
9%
Canadian Chemical
3.30 Aug
64c
45c
Julv
Jan
*
Permanent
6%c Feb
29c
45c
4.10
B_:
class
;
May
Jan
13
May
45.00 Mar
May
May
Apr
Class
Aug
17 %c
34.50 Jan
70
53%
—
Canadian ,.Celanese—
$1 preferred
>
-
60% July
67% July
2.15 Aug
36%
[__
;
14
Jan
33c
53
1
20% Mar
Apr j.
24o
25
104
Jan
4,845
2,684
34c
36
5
19%
260
19% May
July
100
July
23% Jan
25% July
4,500 X
33fc "
•
8% May
104
;
July
22%
20
9%
'
•
Sugar.:
Class
12c
-
316
3,550
33c
Feb
Mar
;
16
1,065
-
4.35
53%
Canadian Canners class. A
31c
29c
:
4.35
20
Dominion
Packers
17c May
20% Jan
.
17,500
*
Talisman; Mines Ltd—
Mines
<
Jan /,
v
l
Supertest Petroleum Ltd—
Lake
3.75
108.500
14%
17
23%
,53
—
1
Class B
preferred
1.
Canadian British Aluminum
28C
14
,
class A
Dock
Dry
Canadian
90c
26c
A.
Malting
1
40c
14%
X
16%
51%
;
Canadian
35c
2
Mines Ltd—
Exploratioh & Mining—.
Gold Minfes Ltd
4
t
23c
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f
.i
28C
_1
—
July
July
-
l
A_J
Jun
13
24%. Aug
2.15
j—L-----—'
:
80c
490
281
.1
Company
Mills class
Canada Wire
May
7c
5c
40 c
900
24%
"—1100
,
Preferred
•
85c
24%
_______100
Jan
2.95
700
19
68 Vs
Products
preferred
Canada
•
3.00
3.05
100
100
37.60
_•
1
_—__
Canada
l
Canada,, Power 6%
Air Services.
Spartan
f
70c
AUg /
26c
30
20
.100 /
—*
20%
lc
104
20
;
37.60
_*
common..
Canada
Jan
8c
2 25 i.-lar
»
7
2.20
—
Canada
.
3.00
__1
Ltd
Ltee
Dufault
Jan
19 Vs
300
•
10c
50
69%
common
19 % Aug
.28/;
■2 Wo
Mines
Silver; Town
Sobey'sv Stores
-
18
——*
Ltd
Minea Ltd..
Trans
.
2.25 Mar
9.000
a20% a20y4
a20V4 a20y4
32c
Bilvet
Titan
Jan
'
lie
18 %
Feb
495
1,375
102 102%
—50 ;
Canada Irbn Foundries cbmmoh
Aug
May
3.90 Aug
22 V2 Aug
Jan
1,550
common_2
Bi Lawrence Columbian Metals
Bt.Lawrence Diversified Lands
Tib
6c
Jan
9%
-
9% May
53% May
62
Preferred
8c
A.pr
46%
2.50
7% Jan
104
*
preferred
Canada
49C
Jun
4C
Jan
3.50 Mar
g
97/a
Warrants
Tazin
•;
,
;46%
;
7,075
52
50
Cabol Enterprises —;
Calgary POwer common...
5%
preferred —
Canada CCment cdminori.
Feb
22c
3%<s Jan
5,000
3,721
v
7%
51%.
*
1
——
Traction
Burrard
">
Feb
61.
2,000
1.70 Apr
54% Aug
165
:;7%
.
7%
—25
*.
Products
:
Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd
Burns & Co
1.1
.11
.
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
Texaco
,
51%
19%
Building
May
57C
Aug
4%c
•
14.500—
4c
•
r-
2.100
8%
;
Aug
52% July
14% Mar
8% Jan
62%
preferred
Corp 5%
Class, B
Jun
12
Aug
%c Aug
4%c
1
Rrit Crest :Gold Mines Ltd
Tache
14
~
3.50
2
...
Stairs
27.000
22%
4%'C
,
South
125
2ic
11%
8
23%
Bruck
10 %c Aug
6c
a4c
;
10%
8%
"80c
14%cMar
«n
4c
3.80
*
Ltd.
)0
500
;.
4%c
*
—
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3.00
a4c
L_i—__*
13c
3l;600
15c.l7y2c.
>
3.00
Gold ' Mining Co Ltd
.L.1
Porcupine: Prime -Mines Ltd—i
1
Power Corp of Canada 4y2% 1st
pfd 50
6% non cum part 2nd pfd.'-—'
5
!. '•* »•••
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'
L '•. ijr.
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration..
2
1
Quebec .Smelting & Refining Ltd—
1
Quebec Telephone 5% 1950 pfd
20
5%
1951 preferred————.
20
5%
1955 preferred.
20
Baucon
113
10% Aug
V
17%/,,
•
Brown
Feb
21.000
1
25
16%
common..
Forest
$5.15
July
9C
10%
Pitt
•
6C
12c
5%C
'Co
common
Columbia
$4y2
'
Jun
3.500
5c
Ltd.
1,095
1,400
British Columbia .Packers* class A_
*
British Columbia Power. Corp^.__
•
British Coluinbia' Telephone common.25
May
Apr
41,500
rights
Oil
18c
11c
7Vbc ioy2c
Light—
Corp.—___j_.
v
-
9c
10%
Electric
Mining
'9%
/
i
Jan
5%C
Metals
85c
*
Brltish
;
Jan;'
r
14c 14y2c
j
46%
__10
OIL.—.
1.90 Jan
Apr
10%
Mining & Smelting
Pembrooke
36c
73
2,000
24 V2 May
56 % May
46
-
..
6c July
48V2c May i
6% Jan
1.040
Corp/*——1
Patricia Silver Mines—./
Paudash Mines Ltd—
Peace River
Apr
110
.9c
39% Aug
11
10
British American
July
3.60 May .'
87c
Feb
.
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Corp
Jan
'
———.10
A
Opemisea Explorers Xtd*^.
Mining
Jan
4.000
14c
1
July.
21 Mr Aug
"46
July
175
17%
:—*
B—
preferred
.; Preferred :
Bridge Tank
Jan i
4c
Pacific' Atlantic Cdri Investment Co—1
Patino
36C
109 y2
110
Jun
39 Va
39%
& Paper class A_——*
Lumber
Brazilian
10
,
«
1.10
class
Bramalea
54% Apr
,
3%c
1
Ltd
Asbestos
Rare
;
28c
100
May
30
July
"
..5%
13c
Jan
13c
59
Jan
*
Telephone
.5%%
Jan
123,285
Jan
21%
54%
24%
Industries
Bowater
Feb
_1
class
American
9c
Mar
*
5.00
43%
*
Biltm,ore„Hats
Bpw Valley —
1.03 Jun
25c
7.00 V
7.00
10
Ltd
Co
Nocana Mines Ltd—
North American
Bell
12y2c Feb
14c
1.08
..13c
1
Pow
&
91c
99c
—«*•
Mines Ltd
Newfoundland
Jun
AUg
600
Ltd
Beaver
.
Feb
30C
6,500
3,5Q0
1.64
21c
6%c
1.55
—
_
Jan
Jan
24% May
6.90 May
300
80 c
,
Jan
19
3,083
v
21%
,
•
Blank of Montreal
Mar
41C
26c
Jan
.
52%
24
Electric
Autofab
.
iepsa Industries JjtdK_
•
tango River Mines Lid
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd..
1
Mount Pleasant Mines Ltd common..*
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
*
New Formaque
24
12c
20C
24c
—
it
19
:
9.75
108 y2
Jan
.
Aug
10c
May
Jun
1,825
13,720
825
3.15 July
1.10 July
V'j2.85 July
31% Jun
110% July
j Aug
39%
20
—_„—i
Bathurgt Power
Jun
V
,
Auto
.
Steels
Feb
6c
6c
16,500.
8%
17
:106*»,
10
10,338
11,320
100
12 y4
1?"
48%
13C 15 %C
;
,
250
27%
100
Sugar Refineries common
Bartaco
200
.
"
5.90
;
*
Bank of Nova Scotia
1.000
;
a9c
!
:
—
Jun
450,
7%m 7y2c
a9c
;
27:
July
107%; Jan
3.80 May
/ 7.50 Mar
21%
39%
2.00 Jan
-
525
54%
25%
26%
Jan
2,993
ij 30
21% 'j;
53%
2.35 Jan.
65c ;
,
:v
17
.
20%
20%
10
■
——_r_._
20% May
4c
7,000
B
common
12
•
:
Apr,
May
6c
21
21,000
40c
*
17
f- Apr.
25% May
3.35 Mar
.
Higt
;
2.00 May
46
24 Va Mar "
f-
4,270
2,425
6,250
-
July
40% Jan
-
300
107% 107%
23%
7%. May,,;.
Jan
3c
class
Preferred
1.45 Aug
4.25 Aug
150
,,/,
;
,Jan
7%
59,000
4,000
ey2cl
y2,c
Jan
18
1,650
J
240
■
7.95
5.55
Hardware
Atlantic
8% May
33% May
,
60c
Jan
7 Va May
3,950
27%
7.75
Feb V
1.60 May
Jan
:
25 y4
14,4.00
..
5%c
5c
1
1
Ltd—1
5
Mines
29
;
4.25
4.60
„_
Matachewan
7Va
1,200
1,100
8.00
1
1
*
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd—
_—*
Lpwney Co Ltd (Walter M)__—;
*
Lambert
8.00
8.00
10
Temple class A
Acceptance
$6
6y4 Mar
5.15
1.05 Aug
5
Ltd—1
Corp class A
Mining & Explor Co
Accept
27
2,296
108% 108%
—*
Atlas
Labrador
2.65
—10
Atlantic
1.09
4% Aug
240
:
Aug
3.85
60c
Aug
Aug
Aug «
1.79
34,845
3,000
2.55
2.60
-tiow
91c
800
>
,
Jan
3c
1,000
1
5.00
•
Gold Mines
Petroleums Ltd
Kodiak
2.50
18c
*
50c
,60c
1.82
2.25
l
_
1.00
,-100 j
Steel
Ashdown
Jockey Club Ltd warrants
Jubilee Iron Corp
Keeley Frontier ,Ltd
:
Kenting
Aviation
Ltd
3.00
27
—
Apr
52
2.90
7.95
—_
Aluminium Ltd
*
4V4% preferred
;
Aluminum Co 4%. preferred—^—25
4% %
preferred ———;
»—;—50
Analogue Controls common—
lc
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper.—___50
Anthes Imperial class A
_•
Argus Corp common
_*
Class C preferred
;
•
$2.70 class B preferred.
.50
May
44 y2
60
3.50
Warrants
Apr
2.28
25 y4
3.40
x00
common
Central
"
H-5
...
Gas—
Natural
Algoma
•
Mining
10 %c
r*
.
—,—
preferred—/
B
Algoina
1.30 July
July
1.05 July
43%
2.95
Class A preferred
Class A warrants——
Mar
2.80
1.10
'
42%
25
common.—.
—
25
Mar
1.15
3.50
common
1.00
Range Since Jan. 1,196$
j
.Low-;' High
—.——-u.
Alberta
Jan
1.15
:
.Shares
42%
Z-* '
Alberta Gas Trunk common—_
Jun
Jun
Paper
<fc
trust...—I
/Voting
Jan
45c
8c
--
Mar
25
*.
Apr
2.00
Jun
j
Warrants
V
—
Co
90c
25
v
being
Sales
.of Prices
1.00
Alberta Distillers common
Jun
4.25
July
2,100
1.55
21c
one
Dollars
lUiiKt'V: for Week
,1
95c
PoWer
/Preferred
Jan
21c
Week's
Larni
...——..
—
Acklanas. Ltd
8%c Jan
Apr
1.45
4.0JO
1.45
preferred
Continental
3.20
3.60
5
1
&
Ltd
Investment Foundation
2.75
Jan
22c
Abltlbi
Apr ^
4.50 Feb
May
15c
1.49
io%c
Israel
i>c
5
4.00
f,
Ltd
Dredging
3,000
17c
v.;
29y2c May
35c " Apr J:
Jan
5:%c
Abacon
May
1.20 Aug
1
i
Atlas
18c
3,000
17c
-
STOCKS
Par
•
Jan
19c
Jan
—•
Ltd_l
Sulphur
International
15c
/
Friday
JUn
3c
July
4.00 July '
5
Expressed In Canadian
Sale Price
July
23c
18c
Ltd-*
Metals
(•
•'•
•'
V
Inspiration Ltd
Feb
5Vic
C
1
*
1;—
11
Jan
2c
Are
Feb
35c
10c
'
Shown
2.57 May
Mar
64,500
1.35
Canada
,
■
Pfices
•1.17 Feb 'f,'
5,000
23c
1.20
Develop—:
Mining, &
Interprovlncial
a3.00
19c
Apr
25c
-
July
8c
300
Ia3.00
Hubbard Felt Co Ltd class A pfd—
y.
3,000
-
Jan
Exchange
.,1.95 J|uiy
-
9% Aug
12,500
2 Vic
,18 %c 18: Vic
18 %C
80c
396;2G0
12 Vic
2c
:—•
Silver Mines Ltd—.
Mines Ltd—
Uran
Mines &
Hastings
i2c
:
INDUSTRIAL
1.92
loo
-
•
10 y4
Jan
16c
1,000
;
15c
ioc
■
Golden Age
Gui-Por
10
*
FundyBay Copper Mines
Futurity
Oils
Ltd———
GHen Lake
62 c
10
i—-—l
Ltd
Fpx Lake. Mines
Frigistors Ltd
Genuine
1,400
12 Vac
1
:—*
*
Ltd—,
Fort Reliance Minerals.Ltd—;
Foreign
2.25
loc
:
1
:
Fanp Mining & Exploration Inc
Fiscal. Investments Ltd :pfd—;
25%c Jan
f - 9,500
__
Explorations. Ltd-——4—1
Equity
70,800
22c
82p
Elder peel Ltd—
Electrolier Corp class
1.45
High
8y2 Aug
2.25
2.25
1
^
; '
406
20'/ac-
'
QZZ—
Ltd
Mines
1.36
1
Ltd
CorD——
Dumom Nickel
Low
High
Toronto Stock Exchange issues are segregated into two parts.
The first
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second list the MINES and OILS.
The
^
*
'
(Range for Week Ended August 16)
Sales
Week's
7% May
9% May
8%
Jan
July
Jun
6.35 Feb
27% Apr
41% May
12% Jun
109 Va
Feb
8% Apr
19% May
8
3.65
30
Jan
Jan
Feb
i
The
Number 6291
198-
Volume
(713)
and Financial Chronicle
Commercial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price-
l;:
of Prices
Crain -(R
9%
9%
14%.
Crestbrook
Timoer
125
1.00
1.05
I,
35
37
Preferred:
62
62
Distillers
Seagrams
Dominion
50%
50%
511/4
18%
18 1/2
18%
Dominion
of
-A
'
■
—100
Preferred
Dominion
Glass
Co
Dominion
Lime
Textile
15%
19%
19%
Mailman
381/4
18
Jun
2.70
.
240 > A
240
240
—10
16% July
Apr
Maxwell
21%
Jun
McCabe
44 Vs
Apr
M
Jan
20
Jan
Metro Stores
Mar
265
189
10%
11
1.30
1.35
5 %.%>
class
Grain
> 321/4
34%
4.25
July
68%
85
6
:;A 6
200
60c
65c
4,504
174
A174
A___
•'.
common..
of
Corp
Foundation
Fraser
20
—
(A J)
.8!4
28%
28%
29%
5%
6%
Light & Power
Pacific
Industries
Monarch
Jan
Monarch
Feb
Montreal
6% July
83c
Jan
Montreal
July
Jan
26
Jan
;
.
Bakeries
General
——
Dynamics
General
General
Motors
General
Drill
Petroleum
Class
General
26
26
77
78%
82c
82c
76c
82c
462
27%
28
75
82c
50c
*
12
12%
Trust
—:
91
91
Corp
Morse
Envelopes
11
11
Products
35
46
Class
May
B
79% May
Northern
8%
82c
Scotia
Nova
Aug
13% (Jun
May
92
Feb
;•
11% July
4.6%
Lakes
Great
8%
Power——:AA:
Warrants
:
Ogilvie
Class
6% May
Jan
Class
19%
;10%
.
10%
10%
200
46%
46%
250
40c
40c
50c
5OV2
50%
1.40
1.50
5%
6
Jan
13 %
Overland
Greater
Aug
1st
Peoples
1.35 May
Brass
Aug
Photo
5%
Aug
3.50
1.00
17%
16%
17%
_•
*
10
17
13
16%
17%
4,679
12%
13%
3,862
/
!
58
Carpets
Harding
Preferred
3.25
Aug
Steel new
Hayes
Hees
(Geo
Hinde
Holden
H)
Mfg
Feb
Feb
17% May
54
1,430
13%
Howard
Co
July
14% Jan
Jun
410
7%
Jan
400
4.45
Smith
18%
Aug
Rapid
Aug
4.10
Jan
Reichhold
Aug
Reid
Hudson's
Bay
pfd
%
A——
Gas
11%
2,155
1.15
1,450
60c
Mar
200
50
Mar
11
1.70
10
?00
1.55
8,212
•
10
43
.60
14%
1,675
15%
15%
405
9,739
271%
170
42
170
170
41%
42
7,952
13%
50c
35
*\2,150
13%-
55c
International
3,520
108
13
98%
99%
5%
514
5%
1,000
3.65
22
21%
22
15 %
15 Va
15J/a
*
14%
14%
14%
•
36%
36%
37
19%
19%
19'%
8%
8%
8'/a
81
81
85
25 '/a
12
8
..100
7%
4.60
614
6
18
18%
Interprovincial
Investors
Class
16
—
60c
6%
263/s
55c
50
58%
58
58%
400
63%
2314
21%
48%
4.50
May
•
i
Lake
B
Class
28% July
21%
*48
60
Jan
May
73%
Feb
Aug
27%
Jun
Aug
54% May
6% Jan
12%
2,155
50'%
990
21%
20%
23%
13,970
14
Jan
32%
32%
33 J/2
1,050
30
class
8%
8%
306
11
131%
Maurice
1—
A
Selkirk
1
•
1
Warrants
Silknit
common
Lakeland
(
Preferred
Preferred
Preferred'
Warrants
Lambton
Southam
Laurentide
—
Financial
Aug
68
Jan
59%
Jan
614
5%
6 %
2.15
2.35
3,850
3.15
3.10
3.20
...4,190
58c
1,500
5%
6%
.4
2.05
4.95
2,724
4.55
87
Jan
Standard
„
Standard
Radio
Stedman
Bros
2.05
7
Jan
3.15
-
3.55
3.10 Mar
8Cc
Apr
Jan
Jan
July
5
July
6% May
1.60 Aug
2,825
~
2.65 May
2,275
$2.00
2nd
Groceterias
Class
2nd
common
preferred
Loblaw
B
1st
class
A
preferred
preferred
—
3.80
22
22 V4
-
300
II.850-
L435
Jan
1st
pfd
17% July
44c
-
8% July
6.311
1.40 Aug
15
15
>15
25
1.584
7
14%
67/a Mar
151/2
Feb
Jan
34 J/4
35%
2,171
341/4 July
41%
May
7%
7%
71/2
65c
98
846
3.05
3.05
3.20
1,400.
Jan
4.80
2,600
V 96
10% May
8% Feb
4,084"
60c
97
•
-
-
2.40
81/4
55c
8% May
v
14; 1/4
3.50 July
6
r
511/4.
6%
3,195
11%
1
—:"-i
A——
191/2
11
13
May
100
19
22
July
3.90
4.25
71/2
300
4
8%
8%
225
8 V2 July
217/n
6
Texaco
221/4
Aug
50c
2,000
42
300
32 %
16%
470
15%
Jun
13%
14
3,403
20%
20%
485
37%
37%
154
4.05
4.80
13,645
4.05
2.90 May
Jun
Jan
17
-
40c
Top
Tip
Top
25%
'25%
25%
250
10%
10%
100
100
-
•
85c
Aug
18%
Feb
19
Jan
20% Mar /
22%
Jan
37
Aug
441/2
Jan
Aug
12
July
Toronto
Trans
>
5
5
8%
8
8%
5
413
20
2nd
6.10
4.05
Union
Gas
of
19
30%
9%
May
11%
Jan
20
5IV2
Feb
52 %
30
Aug
36%
Jan
4.60
Mpy
575
...
9% July
12 Va
Jan
100
91/4
10%
Feb
14%
20%
18
18
18%
2,555
13%
Jan
19% May
12,705
~*
20%
-1"
10
r*.-
21%
21%
21%
54
54
100
49
16%
16%
17
505
151/4 Mar
47%
47%
771
43
230
..
92
92
12%
12%
520
10%
Jan
13
Venezuelan
30%
30
31
417
30
Aug
33%
Jan
30
32%
32%
33
380
31% July
33%
Jan
Victoria
52
52
100
50
55
Aug
Vulcan
May
Power
15%
61%
13
13
70c
&
Gray
——
19% May
Jan
May
53
92
Aug
7V2 July
151/2 May
66% May
Feb
May
14 %
Apr
12% July
3.50
Jan
15%
Jan
435
11
400
60c
Jan
13%
13
13%
5,500
1
29 %
28%
29%
8,318
21
Jan
30 %
15
15%
8,731
14%
Jun
15% May
15Va
—*
——*
——
preferred
-.
common—
B
7%
12%
7%
7%
6%
Jan
12
12%
2,770
1,275
Apr
14%
Jan
61/4
6%
100
6
Jan
7%
Jan
49
Aug
51
Feb
10
—*
50
50
r*
*
common
19%
*
*
Trust
May
58
151/2 May
2,979
.
23 % May
59%
102
,
Mar
21% May
86% Aug
61/2 May
93
60
.19% Mar
17V4 Mar
—*
»
common
Preferred
,.
100
7%
7oc
_*
Vendomatic
12%
Feb
141/4 Aug
18% Feb
100
7%
Jan
Apr
Aug
3.80 Mar
14J/4
15%
Jun
35%
Jan
9 %
201/4
61
Jun
100
91/2
.—100
14%
17%
1,100
/
—
--
Feb
5%
37% May
29%
100'
3.95:
9%
Feb
28%
16
'
>30
5% Aug
250
2,031
47 V2
:
Pipeline—
Corps class
United Steel Corp
July
9%
9%
Pipeline—
United
4.00
321/2
3.95
Mar
11
9.05 May
31%
-7
Jan
3.30 Mar
6.50 Feb
20% May
Apr
30
11%
Jan
May
1
Jan
69c
I
Jan
12
3.95
■
>
5.30
27
52J/4
.
Feb
Jun
13%
25
52 J/4
i
v
Canada
25% July
710
19
—_—-*
1st
July
34
52%
*
4-
Feb
14%
19
—
: May
10%
Jun
9%
——;—-*
May
104
July
2.35
:, 34
32
Feb
:
26
Jan
7% July
750
4.20
43c
4.25
5,595
4.05
9
81
.
9% July
99%
4.15 May
13,574;
50
—
common
Acceptance
6.25
16%
—*
20
pfd
•
1,150
27
6.00
.16 J/e
-
Jan
10
Jun
J, 14
*
preferred
26 J/4
27
16%
—
Elevator
'
*
July
July
9%
1,381
5
•1
100
—
City Gas_
Union
2,800
4,105
Finance, class : A
Pipeline
Prairie
-
3,780
Canada
Turnbull
Twin
•
9%
class A—
:
Tailors— ±44———.—-*
Bank
10
Iron Works common
:
*
Marts
Traders
56c
3.15
Canners
•
12
30
Feb
24%
7% Jiily
Feb
.
50
70
9%
19%
25%
9%
100
Feb
12
70
20
9%
Jan
42
•
-
300
3.00
—5
Dominion
Toronto
11%
July
10
25
*
6,206
9%
—
Trans
Aug
Jan
7.1/a
72%
Canada Ltd common
Preferred
Trans-Mountain
Aug
41
9%
2,710
7
71%
3.00
—
ordinary
Feb
3.80
2.30 July
*■
7
Jan
5.25
2.25 Mar
950
—J.
•
——*
A
Jan
21
51c
Aug
11% Aug
72%
—
6% July
21%
Jan
'
310
'7'"
7 J/2
—100
1
*
pfd
Jan
21
3.90
14V4 Aug
521/2 Jun
Mar
4.50 Jan
,
410
20%
Feb
9%
71/4 Aug
8
47%
35
May
117
Jan
V; 3.05 Aug
■; 3,600
Feb
1.20
Mar
64 %
300
13
51%
6%
—1_i
Trusts
Aug
Feb
45c
•
7%
8%
14%
—*
——
of Canada
Supertest
Jan
34 %
2
—
8
Aug
41
*
Feb
150
1.55
1
—
80c
5% Mar
1,160
345
For footnotes, see page 43,
3.45
14%
-4,106
50c
2,385
38
preferred
Industries
8
50c
2.40
4.65
Levy
17%
7%
11%
20
preferred
$1.25
16%
:
2.30
13%
Jan
10%
9%
1.40
Apr
55c
11%
*
8%
1.50
-•
—*
Paving
May
3.60 July
Jan
2.35
3
,
May
Apr
.7%
—-*
Steinberg class A—
45c
common
Jan
3.50
1.75
A
Ltd—
Foods
Aug
11%
10
;
:.
22%
Feb
6%
v
Aug
2.75
1.30 May
———.—
Stafford
50%
1
:
Loan
Secord
Laura
7 J/2
May
9.00
6.05 Aug
191/4
300
—_—
53%
22%
175
10
Industries
Somerville
26
Aug
2.50 July
10
a
...
3.20
7,361
Simpsons
Ltd-—
j.
Steel common
3,360
20
—
Lake Ontario Cement common
4,145
3.20
IS,343
9%
Slater
52
3.80
720
19%
class A—
50%
1
Gas
Jan
1.35
—-1
Dairies
Silverwood
5314
•
6.75
19%
s——
Steel
__
9%
15% May
Aug
9
preferred
Warrants
58,056
16%
May
1.35
Shell Oil of Canada
Shullys Industries
3.60
53%
-
——
6.05
19%
—*
3.55
10
class A
Cement
Lafarge
36V2
8% May
11
7%
——
Industries
Investments
Shell
,
Towers
Labatt
12%
•
—.—-
class
Holdings
Shawinigan
Feb
1.75
.
23% Aug
V
9%
Arts
Seven
1.50
5%
Aug
1.35
Gas——
3.20
•
52
—20c
__;
Ltd—
Jan
•
Apr
14 Va May
12% July
Feb
34%
—1
—
A
78%
55c
A
Jun
Apr
May
14 Va
Jan
Mfg common—
preferred-—
100
-
.
9%
v
;
1.25
—,—
Lawrence' class
Tip
Douglas
27 V* May
Jan
12'/4
preferred—-——53
1
3.445
.4
Warrants
Jan
10 J/4
9%
class
I,000
*J
Kelly
20%
-
—
2.50
51
4.40
Jan
8% May
61 % July
*
660 *
Jan
6% Aug
191/4 May
87c
44%
8,945
7
Apr
Apr
July
25
II,506
2.35
•
common
Warrants
'...275
'
4.50
1
warrants.
Club Ltd
Jockey
85
—*
(Hugh)
Sterling
Jefferson
21
49
60c
81%
—25
Jun
38
100
80
.——25
-
15% July
Feb
17% Jan
81/4 Aug
80 /- Apr
12%
—
80
*
5
•
"
13
31% Mar
5
50
A
preferred //
class
Roydlite
8ay/ette
May
Mar
6%
50
...
67%
233/a
48
6.25
4.10 July
400
6 %
4814
common
-
May
600
,
6.75
Salada Foods Ltd
Mar
8% May
Jan
26%
6614
6.00
Jan
6V2
25
100
Apr
4.75
26%
2.50
Pipe
16
•
Gas_.—
2.50
Steel
Mar
14
50
.
Apr
*
•
St
Feb
17%
*
common
.
12%
'
J—-*
Bldg common
A
Russell
Jan
1,405
25
Line
Syndicate
A
'■!,
Jan
6%
7,170
I
_5
Discount
Pipe
Aug
300
.
300
common
Royal Bank of Canada—
Feb
28%
96
1,410
63/s
1814
warrants
1961
Hiterprovincial
Jun
Jan
9%
"
Intel-provincial
.
10
Rothmans of 'Pall Mall
Jan
21% July
155
5%
1
—
r
r
Jan
45% May
Apr
20
-
22
187
25%
Jan
825
25%
pfd-
Apr
17'/a
2,865
I
100
29%
4,292
•
Gas
-
5% May
16%
Jan
Jan
192
Feb
8
common
4—
Aug
1.60
Jun
650
•9,221
—*
Utilities
Jan
7%
39% July
6%
Nickel
Preferred
14%
May
22%
Minerals
.
66
Aug
614
pfd
97/a May
Jan
July
14 Viz
85
—*
—
Ore.
St
51c
50c
*
*
Powders
44
5% July
2 2 VB
—-—_—
Bronze
■{
58% Mar
6 %
-
Jan
21
1.310
27%
*
20
Robin Nodwell
1
—'_*
Rockower
of Canada preferred
10
Holland Paper class'A
———*
Class
2.30
-..13% July
64%
5%
55c
Gas.
r
15%
*
Batten
Preferred
Robertson
11%
42%.July
-
14
6
Warrants
International
9%
4.65
-
64
14
64
,
1.90
Mar
6%
common
6,187
27%
.:—
Lithograph
Revelstoke
56% July
.1.35 Mar
13%
—
400 /
.
.—_*
——"
Chemical
May
12
22 V*
99
A
9%
4.65
1
—
Grip
July
100
*
class
preferred
International
Jan
75
•
100
-
International
7% May
_5
4.86%
common
Minerals
City
26 % Mar
553/4
*
Industrial Acceptance common
4Vale
preferred
Inter
25%
Jan
10% July
42%
*
Ingersoll Machine
Inglis (John)
Jan
Aug
4.70
112
96
10
p
Natural
30
3,974
11
1
—
18
24%
127
5%
1.00
1.65
20
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
Inland
25
24%.
5514
—
Erie
Oil common...
Industrial
94
,
50
Co
Huron
Husky
Warrants
25;
1114
20c
Paper
48%
.
19% July
Aug
1.65
*
A
Jun
Jan
_
7 % Mar
770
*
warrants
17%
514
1.05
Apr
32
57
class
warrants
1959
135
18%
Peb
31%
/
*
Preferred
Jan
300
24%''
*
class
Jan
Jan
,
Natural
Quebec
Aug
64
10,304
5%
96
*
*
common
&
Pittfield
&
Home
/
100
Dauch
&
Jan
28%
457%
Bros
18
__
24%
•
1
Preferred
27 J/2
200
17% May
14
Price
1.00 Aug
14%
1,687
58%
July
21c
9,700
,
1.75
■
25
common
216
30
_—:———
Iron
18
18%
1.75
*~
I
common
-
Siddeley
27%
51%
Corp
Premium
Feb
',;:4.50'
■
Hawker
27%
Jun
3.95
47%
Industries
1.65
*
18
__*
common
2.95 Aug
Jan
Engravers
Power
May
7
11% Aug
common
Farms
1,635
100.
Products
Credit
Jan
49c
preferred
•
Hardee
3.25
Jan
—
1963
Hahn
2.45 May
3.00
88
Drilling
Pembina Pipeline common
2.45
3.25
Trust
Guaranty
4.00
Jan
13%
92%
preferred
Phantom
70c
common
new
Feb
1.75
92%
•
Parker
Apr
Jun
3.25
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
Greyhound Lines
Feb
3.00
8,975
12%
92 %
15
------
Hersey —.:
1.15
1,000
500
Page
50%
common..*
new
12%
900
2.15
Apr
Petroleum
Feb
48
*
Saddlery
137/s Mar
198
3.50
2.05
15%
*
West
Great
13%
3.30
131/2
& Debenture—,'
Warrants
Jun
May
50 % July
I1 eb
40c
,
1,700
5%
25
44
;.
35
1.40
20%
Jan
8.65
1,000
50%
Jan
19%
3,890
*
44,—*
—
A—-_4_i—
B
157/a
737 A
—
A
13%
8 % Mar
22%
A—_CL:_——50
class
Coal
23% May
10%
Wholesale
Feb
22
50
warrants-—
B
West
Jan
Feb
Flour
Ontario Loan
Steel
7%
1914
———————
preferred.
$2.80:
Great
pid
Capital
Ac—
Warrants
21%
————*
Ontario
5%
19%
—,.—4—
Northern
Great
275
July
Power,—
Oshawa
155
8%
22 Vt
*
*
Paper
Lakes
3,860
10
—
Jun
%
49
Jan
200
6%
rn
Jan
8%
21%
12
Natural
Jan
144
45%
100
46%
6 Ya¬
I
81/4
Feb
7
7%
21%
35
Cement
Ocean
Pacific
Great
8%
Feb
32
,
3.25 May
1,073
Utilities
Northwestern
Jun
87c
Jan
Mar
Jan.
July
50
Jan
1.95
8
Telephone
8%
Feb
41
10%
__————
Ontario
127
,
Aug
1.65
7%
—
Mines
530
130
4,500
'
———
...
10%
130
•
class A—
Goodyear Tire Co of Canada com
*
4 %, preferred —
—-—50
Gordon Mackay class: A
.4
.—*
Class
B
*
14
Jan
300
2.80
Aug
109%
10%
Containers
Northern
7%
48%
Feb
Jan
July
8
class
(Robert)
National
Noranda
84
1.25
12%
Neon
Jan
102
1041/2
10%
Jun
July
10
45
1.35
15% July
108
Works
21
65c
Aug
131/2 May
Jan
27%
July
27% Aug
42
II1/2 Aug
3.10
Trust
Jan
Aug
12%
130
107% 109%
—
common
Feb
40
common
108
98
May
32
Feb
13%
Drug & Chemical common
80c
...
108
35
Jan
27 V* May
2.10
—/(
Jan
2,813
:—.————100
Wares
Steel
Preferred
A——A*
14,109
941/4
Apf
3.20
Mar
common
Knitting
25% July
,
640
13%
Foods
Fine
Locomotive
32
.,.-182
,
?2
13%
42
1.
62%
5
898
.
11%
13%
1
National
5% Apr
26
6
Feb
25
•
National
32%
10%, Feb
78%
98
2.25
;
Jun
—
Juh
Feb
400
v,
98
20
7
100
13
6%
50c
com
A
Products Mfg class
General
Globe
1
1
1%
12%
614
12%
——*
Development
65
98
i
Niagara Wire common
General
Jail
Jun
11% May
,.
Apr
97c
100
26%
2.75
Jun
5Vb
18
Moore
Feb
200
vU.8% Aug:
-i A 25'A Jan
Jail
51%
29%
Aug
19%
.1,525
2.35
26%
Brewery class A
4.95
79
3.50 May
9%
Jan
7,894
Gas
Molson
Jun
34%
Jan
Jan
1J
Jan
345
23%
common.
Grain
Brick
Feb
I,050
18%
26-.
24
22%
20
Midwest
171%
1,686
24% July
Jan
23%
23
IlOO
I.
Midland
66
50c
.720
.
18%
6
.
1
class A_*——
V
Jan
18%
22
23%
21% May
4.
A
23%
23
;
11%
—
Mexican
3.60 Aug
150
Jan
*
common
Jan
Jan
58
146
8%
common.—_—-
(Charles)
Frosst
;
20
178
•
8%
Co
Companies—
Freiman
A
1
4-.4--.---_-----—
Cana'da
.'^U*
19% May
19
Feb
9%
82c
48%
Aug
...
2.45
Jan
3,250
69
13 % Mar
475
Ip P C Canadian Properties—
25
3,065
4.00
•
Mfg
Fleet
Fleetwood
Ford
34
4.10
900
1
Preferred
17..
8,469
17%
10%
471/2
265
v
1.35
Grain
50%
.502
common
Products
Fibre
19
65C
Federal Farms
Federal
57
18%
Candy
Farmer
Fanny
.55V4
18%
Players Canadian
Famous
'-'J.
55%
.
17%
21%
-100
Milton
Falconbridge
2,000
100
*
—
11
1.30 Aug:
1,000
...
82c
Ltd
10% Juiy
6% July :■'/
7% May
-
745
A
...
48V4
82c
—-*
—;
preferred
preferred
24
700
6%
ll
—
41/2%
20% July
Feb
17
172
71/4
7%
1.35
-10
—
Apr
15% May
16% July
100
48%
82c
•
preferred-—
Maple Leaf Gardens
Muple Leaf Mills common
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
.
20
20
481/4
20
pid
A
Corp
30% Jun
1,835
1,829
37
5,9.0
2.53
—
Ltd—
Shoes
Feb
16% Aug
270
8
__
A_:
class
21
16,523
/
Jun
A
Aug
7%
July
7% July
7 J/2 July
2.35
Maner
68
Jan
126%
2,834
Feb
Jan
-
77/8
*
Macmillan Bioedel Powell River
Jan
13 %
3.485
171/a
c20
warrants—-4-.-
A
.
Jun
1.S5
10
363
21%
i
Class
17/
A
650
400
.
Macleods
Apr
lo%
1
July
7%
7%
*
class
Maclaren
102-V4
Jun
High
8
720
7%
50
Ltd
,
124
8%
—
♦
(M)
Low
•
20
8%
;
•
A
Minerals
Locana
Mar
***"'
Easy Washing Mach pfd—;——;
Empire Lite Insurance.—
Exquisite Forms common
Preferred
10%
class
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
126% 126%
Jun
20
Jan
16%
151/2
55%
Jan
Low
—--1
—
B
23% May
Feo
5%
.
61
2.25
12%
Shares
—
Preferred
Apr
Apr
July
21%
■r-
A
^.A
37
I
69
15%
100
17%
2.25
19%
*
.-c
Class
Mar
Jan
2,058
64%. A
11%
15%
•-'-^-•-23.50
common
--A
17%
-•
Dominion
"
'
11%
-—.
uct'-'f*' V-
Cos
Jan
25
101
•
17%
-£•v: A
common-—.——*
*
Dominion Stores
—;
i
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
:•
Loblaw
45
Jan
110
375
101
'
Preferred
120
''
62
warrants*;—————
Coal
,
300
62
•
Foundry & Steel
Steel
1.75 Mar
47
Jan
A 16% July
2,325
-40j
13
':
——
Dominion
Dominion
Inc
55
3,405
'
■
10% • 10%
.25
Llectionome
Dominion
a: 118
121/2'
118
Iny—_——
Gen
canaaa:
Dominion Coal preferred
Loblaw
Loeb
-—2
-*
c—*.
£.
Bridge
Jan
10%
V,
11%
2,142
,
for Week
Groceterias
Jun
30
110
13 Va
:
International
crush
1.00
100
37
Range
of Prices
Par
Loblaw
17% May
May
13% Mar
1,100
12%
/
——»—10
Ltd common——•
Trust
Crown
9
400
14%
Sales
Week's
Last
High
LOW
High
*
common——_—,—*
—
i_,td———-——
u)
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
v
*
Imperial
Cosmos
Low
par
■
(Range for Week Ended August 16)
Sales
lor Vteek
,
Last
T O C K 8
41-
*
*
10
10
*
4.85
4.85
11%
9
20
10,550
18%
26%
185
231/2
4.85
50
Jan
Jan
Mar
8
July
Mar
23
28
■
4.85 Aug
6%
3.20 July
5%
4.50
3.50
1,010
20c
41c
119
10c
Mar
20c
41c
14%
3.35
20c
3.50
950
41c
Aug
52c
143/4
15%
3,275
13%, Anr
125
4.00'Mar
,4.35
4.50
Jun
'
16
4.65
Jun
May
Jan
Jan
Aug
Jan
May
July
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(714)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Friday
Last
Range
Shares
Par
1
Equipment"
•••■V Cl&ss
14 Ms
5
4j/2%> preferred
16%
•:
300
May
10
-900
65c
-
17%
19
171/4.
3,837
17%
19
8.75
---
108
v. 8
9%
8
■W
9 Ms
.
-
•
106%
15
100
—
•;
20%
Co.—
Woodward Stores Ltd Class A
Class A warrants
(John)
Wood
9%
12
•
'
Apr
'.
*
common
Zenith
—5
6,4-^5
19%
19%
19%
4.30
4.20
4.45
38
38
•38
.,..■85
4.95
Zellers
4.95
5.00
-1,500
Electric
.
—
--
•
32
:
9%
•
Jan
3.55 Jan
...
•
Exploration—_
& Oil
:——
Mines Ltd^
—
Agnico
Akaitcho
1
Pitch
Roxana
10c
6.75
55c
1.10
Alminex
—
Larder
2.35
18c
%
5c
24c
25%c
12c
13c
9.30
12c
12c
24 Mac
27c
12c
nil
>
_•
27c
nil
•
■
99c
14c
92c
.«
—1-
46c
Apr
33c
1.
15c
7.15
Jan
10,
July
10c
Feb
15c
May
40c
23,300
24c
1,000
8c
-
"
Atlas
Ruffner
Atlin
Mines
Banff
Mines
5 Mac
4,200
3.80
3.95
1,653
10
8.50
10
23 Ma
24%
25
Mining——
1.25
Mining
8c
Mar
50c
15c
Aug
31c
Mar
60c
23c
1.00
8,750
90c
July
16c
2,000
15c
Mar
8c
9c
31,200
6c
6 Mac
3.600
Mac
4c
34c
40c
'
4 Mac
26c
43c
Bevcon
Corp......
Copper
■
Mines
43c
4.65
1
4.60
8c
17c
1
Mines Ltd—
Uranium.
Bidcop
Black
Bay
Bouzan
9c
Bralorne Pioneer
Broulan
Reef
1
...
21c
6c
4c
8,000
July
11c
47,930
7c
1
""
Gulch
Gulf
53c
Jan
Lead
-
,
Mac
17,900
7Mac May
19c
74,000
10c
Jun
23c
Jan
62c
100,250
4om2c
Apr
65c
July
4.90
7,927
4.30
6m2c
Jan
10c
_1
_1
2.00
1.95
2.10
6,800
Red
l1
8M2C
7MaC
8 Mac
23,500"
1
5,600',
3,90
47c
May
4.00
Ankerite
21c 23 Mac
3.80
■
Cadamet
Mines
Calgary
,
Edmonton..
&
Camerina
Petrol
6.45
Aug
21c.
Aug
7
3.10 Mar
1.1.95
_
1
Tungsten
18"
;
4.05
99 c
2.60
__1
1.30
•
4.20
1
18
1.34
4.10
60c
51c
.
Rc
8;
...
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Australian
Minerals..-.;.
Delhi .___!
Canadian
Warrants
9c
8Ma-C
7MaC
•7 MaC
10c
3.90
Devonian
Petroleum
Canadian
800
.24
.
:
Ouiv
-•
Dyno Mines
•
9c
9
•a ••
>
Jan
v.
1.16 July
■
•
5.10 May
;
18
-
Jan
-•
;• Canadian
.1.55
^
Export Gas & Oil—
Canadian
Malartic
4.20
Gold———.
4.50
92c
1.00
2.99
8,704
Jan
11.40
•1
•
1.00
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39c
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Rock
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2.20
26c
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Head
Mar
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Jan
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Jan
75c
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———
of Lakes Iron
Jun
13 %C 15 Mac
4.70
Jan
11c
3.199
-
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22c--
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82c
Develop.—_—.
Mining
■'
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Hasaga
5.00 Jun
9M2C Jan
•.
5,600
Buffalo
Oils
Jan
243/4
3.00
—
Mines
Mines
Hard
Jun
82,800
Buffalo
Mines
Mar
3,490
-
..
2.20
:4
1
Mines
Gunnar
Feb
10c
22C
Cable
July
-•
10c
—
Freehold
Gridoil
Jun
19c
3.90
Holdings Ltd*
6c
20c
Jan
2.80
Mines—,—.
i
Mar
2.20
10,700
1
Lake—
29c
•
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3.90
lie
——
Plains
Gieat
Jan
40c
Jan
37c
Brun>;wicl; Mining & Smelting.,
_____:
■
7c
..1
Mining
Grandroy
Jun
8c
Jun
8 Mac
58c
Mar
89 c
;
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Jan
:. 57c
10,166
3.00
w.—^—
Granduc
Jan
10c
4Mac Feb
202.300
4.85
8c
8
61c
...
Mines.—
May
.'••
2,866
10
Mines Ltd-
Goldray
Feb
15MaC
-
13 Mac
.____
Mines Ltd
Apr
5c
Jun
22c
♦
.
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-
1.4
16c
18c
__1
Explorers
Goldfieids
Apr
1.20
*
__50c
!
—
Mines!—
Yukon
18 Vac
—1
Uranium
Goldale
v
Bibis
43c
July
16c
19V2c
3,449
—20c
Ltd
preferred—;
—
Harrison
Bethlehem
9 Vac
13,643-
-
-8c.-
7 Vac
1
Mines Ltd
Glenn
July
32c
4
8c
—
Glacier
Feb
49c
1
—
-15Vac July
'
1
:——
—
Mines
Petrol
Genex
1.45 May
500
-J1
——.
...
Jan
Jan
Mining
-T
Giant Yellowknife
24 Ma
5,200
55c
1
Corp—
24M4
92c
Ltd
Mining.:
Mining
Mines Ltd——.1
Geco
Jun
M4 May
May
25% May
95c
6c
4
3Vic Jan
-5,500
--
34%""
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1
Gaitwin
12
July
16 c
s.—
Duquesne
9c
36,500
—
Feb V
7c
■
54.400
5.80-
7 VaC
1
Frobex
3.95 Aug
Jan
15c 17 Mac
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13%
:
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1
1
—
Uranium Mines
French
Aug
38c 43 Mac
55c
! 32%
1
Ltd
Francoeur
10c May
8M2 Aug
22
2,600
_____
Mines—
Jan
3.40
960
1.20
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Ltd—
Jan
5c
16c
Apr
5c
10
16C
V.
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Corp
Fatima
Jan
1.10
July
6m2c
350
23 Ma
nil
—
Exploration
Belcher
5MaC
23 Ms
———
—
Uranium
Beattie
18,000
♦
Petroleums
Bata
80c
126,100
1
Metals
Base
Baska
3,100
—25
...
Barymin
85c
6c
—
Feb
19,000
-U-.
60c
1
Mines.
Mines
Oils
Fargo
Feb
16c
1
27c
143,270
8c.
5.25
I—1
Gold—
Mining
Farwest
Feb
34c
-50c
Trust
Barnat
74c
Jan
5c
3.90
Sol
Faraday
Feb
Jan
—25
—
Bankfield
Barex
1.31
33c
10c
1
Oil
Bankeno
18c
Mar
12m2c
1
Bailey Selburn Oil class A
$5 preferred
5%% preferred .-——
63c
3,500
12c
1
El
May
July
307,800
5M2C
:—__
Jan
-•
67c
10Va
•
60c
34 VB
1
•
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Pete__
Malartic
Eureka
Jan
48c
1
Mines
Gold
Aunor
6V2C
7,500
.
70c
20c sV 24c
*
—li.-_
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Copper
Elder-Peel
-
3,600
1
Mines—
Gold
Aumaque
1.29
7M2C May
9,500
98c
'14c
Jan
'90c
4,999
--
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July
16c 19 Mac
—
Jan
*
66c
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Mines
Jan
v
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~_2.50
Mines—:
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East
"
84c
Copper
Yellowknife
Mines.._
Jan
11c
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43c
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9 125
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5.75
.
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Amphi
East
July
88c
18c
Coast
East
Jan
Apr
-
1.02
Jun
Jun
Jan
17c
60c
66c
1
Petroleum
Dynamic
'7V2C Jan
5m2c
6 V2
,
10%
—25c
Oils—
Mines
Mines
Duvan
3.20 Apr
2ic
Jan
May
700
Jun
6c
10c
I 7 Vac
21
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1
Mines
Dunraine
20Msc Jan
2,400
14c 15 Mac
1
Warrants
Atlantic
v
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23M2c
-
9 Mac
8c
99c
i
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:
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Arcadia
Associated
Jan
Jan
12,450
,
May
1.31
16 Va
-34,250
67c
Mines.
Palmer
Dome
Aug
r 30,500
.
Jan
2Qc
285,913
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May
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28c
30c
Aug
4c
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14,000
•
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1
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4,500
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Aug
Jan
10c
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Feb
I6M2C
4,000
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Mar
2.12
4,422
2,000
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Gold
Arjon
18c
-
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Asamera
Gold
Dickenson
1.10 Aug
61c
Aug
20c
2.38
17c
77c
-•15c
-
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Jan
49,200
IOC
9 c 12vac--
16 Vac V
1
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Devon
Jan
4,797
V-
Jan
Aug
15V2C Aug
62c
21c-
9 %C
1
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Pacific.
Denison
Jan
35c
3,139
IOM2C 11 Mac
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"2,200
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May
5.25 May
22c
Jun
Mar
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2.55
7c
2,300
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26c
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2,500
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40c
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2.25
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Anglo Huronian •____
Mines
Mar
14c
Feb
Mine3_—;
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,
Anglo Rouyn Mines
,i—I.
Anglo- United Development .
Ansil
60c
24c
v
10 Mac
—
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56c
-
July.
43c
266,675
30c
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Anacon Lead MineSs.——.i..*—
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60c
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25c
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24c
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Jan
54c
90c
Alta
Apr
25c
80c
55c
Allied
5c
102,255
2,900
9c
6.50
1
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Yellowknife GoIdJ—1L
Pacific Consolidated Oils.
12,000
56c
6.50
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5c
50c
56c
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14c
4,800''
10 '/2c
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1
Explorers—
Mines———
Decoursey
Brewis
Minerals—
Delhi
5c
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Allied
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—,—
Daering
5 Ma May
Deldona
1
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Acme
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17-
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•20,100-
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27c 4
9 V2C
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1
21 050
13c
26c
Mar
1.70 Aug
4.10 July
5.025
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1,4!ic Aug
13c
Juiy
5c
V-
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Feb
7c
1,100
1.10
■
10c
—1.
Feb
8.650
-97c
17
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1.25
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-18,500
16c
-
Aug
2,800
40 M2 May
,
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Uranium-
Accra
-50cl;
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Pershing'-^.-,—
Crowpat
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1.00
Jan
1.00
1.c00
10c
15 Vac :
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MINES AND OILS
:
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—
12c
-
4.50-
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Feb
",1.76...
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26c
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Aug
9V2c
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10 Vac
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Apr
44c
60,371-:
4.30
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8c
July
-
1.70
4.30
Mar
6V2C
6c
.
4c
20c
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1.14-
9VaC
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16c
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1.00
1.70
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500
35,700
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Croinor
20%;May-
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Cowichan
Apx*
Feb
Mines-—-
Exploration,
Courvan
Apr
Mar
2.95
*
1,360
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jan
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1138
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111
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Peti;oleum____
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Copper-Man Mines
May
100
Jan
12 Mac
Coppercorp
19 Ma-May
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Conwest
July,
23
/'1.14
1
1
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Jun
1.58
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108
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5c
33c
11c
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Low
5c
Sannonn
Consolidated
13%
Mine-
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
30c
31c
Regco.urt
Consolidated
2.iu Mar
July
-
Rambler
Red
-1.00 Mar
30c " Jun "
70c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Apr
Apr
.
Shares
Low
l_IIl
Pershcourt
Consolidated
for Week
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Northland
Consolidated
Aug
16
Jan
13
1,700
18 Ms
100
u
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preferred
Pass
1.50
•
6.0J
Jan
13 Ma Max?
-
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19
Warrants' L—
$6
11
17 MB
____
class A
(Geo)
White
45c
11
common-
B_'————
Class
3,420
4,301.
98c
11
1.50
Pacific-:-—4.--.
Western
2
15
14
98c
4.25
775-
Jun
"
Copper
Weston
6
13%
I
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Products
Western
4.80
m
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Westeel
July
Jan
60%
Jun
54
45c
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West
'
27c
3,460
15
1
(trust.-.'
Voting
4,640
13%'
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;
50c
56%
6
—.—
1.00
41c
55 M»
50c
5514
Mines
Nicholson
Consolidated
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Sfnce Jan. 1, 1963
*
High
LoWj
Walker G & W____-——
Waterous
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
*.
,
Wainwright
(Range for Week Ended August 16)
Sales
Sale Price
stocks
Monday,i August 19, 1963
...
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Apr,
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.
198
Volume
Number 6291
-
(715)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
,
..
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
stocks
Sale Price
McKenzie
Lake
.Red Lake————.
Red
McMarmac
!
Mines—_—
Gold
McWatters
'6V2c
6'/2C
14,000
22c
15,300
20c
3.45
3.60
19,036
24c
3,500
Merrill
Island
Uraniunr Mines
Meta
Oil
Midcon
Mid'rim
—*
—
Mining
City Petroleums
Milling Corp
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Moneta
Porcupine.
Mt
*
■
6c
'
2.10
fv
Ltd——1 y
Mines
'•
10c
262,100
—
2.30
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5c
1
31c- y
Jan
19,500
26c
37,000
5 Vic
Algom
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Newconex
.
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Jason
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Mines——
New
Kelore
Mines
New.Hosco Mines
—
Vic
5 ViC
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11V4
2,075
16c
15c
18c
26,062
44c
43 V2C
55c
55c
58c
6,500
1.35
1.31
1.38
'4,700
.
14c
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,
Nor
Gold————
Acme
28c
.
4,600
12c'
Feb
25c
17,370
11V2
Jan
15
18c
13%
■
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•
14
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14c
109,500
37c-
'42c
13,552
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July
River 'Gold
Satellite Metal
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18c 24V2c
19c
Oil &
Apr
Steeloy
Steep
Mining
Rock Iron
5.25
5.40
19,306
920
Contkcc
32c
26c
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23c
•/ 23c
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'1.89
1.99
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common—
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Northgate Exploration
North Goldcrest
9M>c
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> 1.45
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Exploration—
Mines.-
Norvalie
Nova
''i c
1.49
800
24c
2,160
14c
Aug
57c
57c
2,250
44c
Feb
79,350
"40c
12c.
,
Obrien
Mines—l_—
Gold
Okalta
Oils
—
_—
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Oleary
Orenada
—
_
,
—
Gold—
—
Ltd
Pamoil
Mines
Paramaque
Patino
Mining
Rights
—
Consolidated
Pax International
Pato
Gold
Perron
Petroleum
Mines
Oil &
—
Gas
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Keno
United
Maciie
Mar
55c
8Vic
Jan
Feb
1,000
27c
Aug
6,500
2,000
4c
45c
United Oils
Jan
21c
V-
New
United
May
2.60
1.50 July
7,875
United
17c
39c
i
Vandoo
Feb
Feb
Vespar
Aug
58c
Feb
Viol a mac
6,200
4,850
8c
Jan
14c
n.y2c
4,000
10c
Jan
18c
July
.6.50
7.20
9,639
2.89
35,320-
30 Vic
46c
.
8y2c
11,000
5V2C
24c 32 Vic
15,630
20c
Jan
18,800
33c
47c
40c
40c
May
33,700
,
6.30
5c
600
19c
21C
Jun
148,494
3.75
46,200
19 Vic
12M>c
lc
3.10
17c
llc
8,700
13C
54c
Jan
Jan
Mar
1.25 Aug
23c
8.20
6.00 July
6,238
lc
6.05
48c
Jun
86c
11 Vic
3,100
3.50
13c
„39c
3,300
1,23
13'/2c 15 y2c
6.10
37c
13c
Aug
Feb
3.80
27c
Mai-
Jan
July
Feb
Willrov
Mines
Wilshire
Jun
14c
-Jan
Oil
He
lie
11c
4,500
10c
Jan
25y2c
29c
84,800
21c
May
44c
Mar
40c
39y2c
40c
33,434
24c
Mar
42c
July
8,600
10c
Jan
ioy2c iiy2c
-
•
-
16 Vic
Apr
56c
56c
56c
4,250
56c
July
70c
Jan
58c
&
Gas
_
57c
58c
7,386
50c
Aug
66c
Apr
Ponder
Preston
Oils
.
-
-
--
-
-
Mines
_
Provo
Airways
_.i
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_
8,548
59c y 61c
-
/ 23,100
1
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t
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■'
.
-.1
—
54c
2.10
64c
.
'
13c
Jun
..71c
78c
6,140
53c
Jan
88c
Jun
Vic
2,500
9'/2c July
5,225
1.50 Mar
31'
42c
1.54
Wiltsey Coghlan
Windfall
1
Wright
Yale
July
16,771
8c
-1.48
1.82
1.40 July
633
17c
'7,900
2.10
2.17
1,100
July
Jan
Hargreaves
Lead
.
&
Yellowknife Bear
Young
Yukon
Mines
11
350;
36c
y:
1
1
—-1
4
Metal
Zenmac
Mines
>
46c
1.49
5.85
25c
35c
'V 11c
12c
13c,
14c
»
1.45
;
4 V2 c
700
3c
16c
7.300
52c
5,333
13c
Mar
33,300
61c
-
Jan :
1.35
80c
97c
Apr
22c
r
Apr
?m2.09 Jan
4c
9c
9.V2C
Jan
97c
Feb
3c
Jan
6c
July
9c
July
17c
»Jan
'•v 13c
Mar
14,100
6,224
1
3.00 Mar
6.75
84 c
3,150
5 V2c
500
21c
7;898
12c
10,391.
93c
16c
1.15
3.20
.
1:20
3.10'
1.17
3.30
18c
17c
10,515
■V
,
9y2c Mar
3,198
12c
5 V2 c;
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FOOTNOTES FOR
Jan
10c
6.025
45.400
•
■J89c
Mar
82c
;
6.75
12c-
5y2c Jun
Aug
1.35 Feb
Jan
2.32
4.70
Jan
20c
Feb
1.25
25c
Apr
3.25
Jan
wi When
issued
x
Apr
Feb
21c
Jan
13c
Aug
May
May
1.80 Aor
Jun
1.47
1.60
2.15
2.25
1,700
18c
180,000
Apr
29c
Jan
16c
13c
lG'/bc
159,300
July
43 c
47c
Feb
64c
40c
18c
80c
78c
80c
3,080
71c
Apr
9c
8 v2 c
9c
14,600
5j/2C
5V2c
6c
1,600
5 y2c
8 V2c
8 v2 c
1,000
5 V2c Mar
1.06
1.12
5,450
1.55
2.50 Mar
2.00 July
8
,
1.00
1.00
Jun
9c
May
Jan
Jun
Feb
lie
y2 c Jan
7'/2c
1.19
-
Feb
Feb
14c
Jan
47c
Feb
Jan
7'/2c
5,500
44c
2.700
41c
Jan
4c
Vic
8 V2 c
42c
4
6c
5c
9,066
3c
May
22c
13,800
19c
Apr
31c
Jan
30c
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16c
Jan
41c
Jun
21c
21c
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>
26c
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.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Feb
Jan
I
70c
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500
6.50
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•
13,000
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4c
9c
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1.66
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26c
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16c
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54 c
May
1.57
.
May
1.90
Feb
Aug
21c
1.35 July
4V2C
Aor
35c
•
July
11c
II,720
Jan
Jun
1.70
8.75
.1.20 July
3.250
1.60
Jun
Jun
2.00 May
4.20
78c
Jan
1.45
1.95
Julv
•
Jun
10'/2c
19,889
1.23
1.20
V 13c
16c,
13,250
.
Feb
Apr
53c
Jun
46(900
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Jun
12%
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Jan
5.50
Jun
Jun
24c
Jan
1.15
2,973
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May
7c
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1,916
5.65
37c
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19,800.
64c
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3.20
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V 32c.
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19,450
65c
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,
1.84
Aug
July
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76c
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783
40c
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205.045
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.
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Feb ;
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Aug
1.51
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1.25
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1.49
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24
1,515
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1,275
31c
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8.30
—
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25%
31c
*
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51c
24%
25%
50c
—1
—
41c
24,900
48'/2c
50c
1
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July
5.85
2
50c
1
—
May
25 Vic
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Yukeno
Place
9c
1.45
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*
1
class A
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Surf
July
—
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15c
ioy2c
Jan
Jan
2,000
———
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Feb
1.90 May
1.56 Jan
9 V2c
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Lodge
Western
..
9c
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,
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1
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Apr
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Mar
63c
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Wespac
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Westates .Petrol!
-
19c
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Aug
135,980
35c
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1
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14c
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Aug
9c
.
27c
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31c
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40c
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1.86 Mar
Jan
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21,000
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36c
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22,000
72c
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49c
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3'/2c
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Feb
68c
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1.66
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Jun
45c
7.20
*
1
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•
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Permo Gas
United
Jun
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1
1
1
Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration ;;
35c
5c
2c
Paymaster
Jan
'.39c
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1
•
1
47 Vic
10c. July
.
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Apr
.
9y2c-
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22 y2C Aug
5c
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United
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2.77
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88c
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27c
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Unisphere
30 Vic
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1
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Jan
17c
27c
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1
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11c
82c
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49c
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Jan
•
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27c
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60
Aug
•
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1
Explorers Ltd
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United
9 Vic
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70c
I
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2,000
Mar
1.31
50c
80c
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800
14c
46c
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68c
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Jan
500
1.85
12c
Union
Jan
Jun
24c
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Union
Jan
1.77
13c
Jan
May
1,000
'12c
6 25
l.ouO
40c '
1.70
1.70
Apr
40c
Jan
Jan
10,300
>
V 51c
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.
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Tundra
16y2c
58c
72 c
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54c
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3.05 July
7,700
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21,234
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27c
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Nudulama
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22 '/2c
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July
40c
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61c
25c
16c
1
;
12y2c Jan
2d 1
Feb
72c
72c
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Tribag Mining Co Ltd-_,_
Trinity Chibougftnum
Jan
Apr
9>/2c
10c
1.85
1.75
2.05
27c
11c
1.82
Jan
Apr
62c
1.45
9c
1.45
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1.70
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3,000
9c
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1,000
6c
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Towagmac Exploration
i
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Trans Canada Exp Ltd
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Aug
Mar
81,500
25c 26 y2c
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Tormoiit
Aug
14c
1.41
1
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North
538,145
3.25
Aug
7c
r' ""26r
3.30
Jan
Mines Ltd
Tombill
Jun
38c,;
I,900
-
4.40
4.10
'
25c
Feb
48'/2c
Jan
10,100
89c
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5V2C
4.15
Apr
5.60
68c
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8.40
Mar
l(!c
24,554
9 Vic
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•
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16c
1
:
53c
47c
Mar
26c
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May
19c
2,78 Mar
J-
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1.45
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Northern
7>Ap
43 Vic
45c
Jun
45 Vie July
Aug
25c
362,240
19c
-
18,130
*
29y2c 29V/2c
Transcontinental Resources
3.15
—1
Jail
Teck Hughes Gold————
Teniagami 1—L.
Jan
•3.35 Mar
Jun
20c
-
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r 72,141
Hie
■
V 75c
1
"
40c
:—-—* "
-1
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'
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Feb
12c
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7c
4Vic Jan
3.05
Corp__—.
Canadian- Oils
Northspan
38c
46c
Bordulac—
North
Mar
3.15
Norpax Nickel—
—
Noi'thcal Oils Ltd—.
North
-
.
15 ViC iviar
13c
]dc
4.75
2,000
12c
•
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Aug
24'/2c Aug
-
Jan
2.61 July
<7
30,725
*
1 28c
27a
Jun
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Feb '
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7p
1.37
,
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43c
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6.45
7,865
2.89
28y2c
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23,715
1.
13'/2c
413,528
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2.78
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1
Sturgeon River Gold
40c
15,700
Jan
'
7.30-
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Jan
32c■
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1'.'-
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'
1
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3c
71.537
2.78
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July
•
May
'
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Starratt
11c
13c
Feb
48c
July
60,500.
1.12
11
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Stan well
22c
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North
i
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Jun
16c
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Jan
25c.
Jun
Jan
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26c
28c;
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Mines
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July
14c
32c
22c
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Apr
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Jan
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13 Vic Jan
..
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1.55
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Jan
12c
Jan
13c
Jun
5c
6,166
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6C
12 V'2c
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19c
7,600
Aug
1.15
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1.00 Apr
July
9c
400
13c
8c
.
76c
6,600
5,550
21 Vsjc
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8,373
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12c;
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Norlex
136,530
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14c.
Aug
May
1.42 July
86c
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1.75
Aug
9c
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20c
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Norlartic
18c
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85c
1.40
13,700
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13c
.
Feb
36c ''•.Aui-
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Jan
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Mar
23c
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14,200 "
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38c
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22c
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50.100.
13 %
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Jan
80 naq.
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Aug
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1.65 July
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May
45c
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6c
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1
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1.13
—;
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———25c .
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10c
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1
31c
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10c
37c
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18
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17c
16c
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Jan
67c
19»/2c Aug
16c / Jun
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32c
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9c
15c
1
1
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Aug
3.65
40c
23c
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27c
——*
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May
Jan
5,800
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Multi
National
50c
5.200
19y2c 22y2c
I9y2c
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
'
54c
53c
52c
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24c1'
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2.25 Mar
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24,7o0
32C
28C
Mines
Quebec Mattagami —
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Quebec- Manitou
54 V2 Apr
37 '/a c Apr
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May
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13.y2c Jun
25c
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820
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48%
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7J/2c Jun
1,600
28c
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Petroleums
Medallion
8'/2c
47%
—*
1
1
Melnlyre
8y2c
•
Jan. 1, 1963
Range Since
V
47
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Range
of Prices
"
High
Low-
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for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
,
Week's
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
,
(Range for Week Ended August 16)
Sales
Week's
Friday
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■
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Ask
8%
Par
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Water
1
Acme Electric Corp
1
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co_*
Cameo
Inc
25 Mi
28%
Cameo
Fastener
Adler Electronics Inc_—_—__10c
17 Mi
19%
Canadian
10c
2%
Abbey. Rents
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Aerotest Labs Inc_
Aerovox Corp
Airwork Corp
Albee
Homes
All
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5%
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1° %
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76
80
75
79
Industries—1
63/8
7 %
3%
Carmer Industries Inc—10c
Carolina Pipe Line Co——
1
50%
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9%
16
Cascade
23
Gas
29
Illinois
Gas—
31%
Central
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American Air- Filter Co.—r— 1
American Automatic Vending—*
25
674
11%
12%
Cryogenics
American Electronic Labs
American
Express
50o
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10%
58 %
18%
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American
—1
4%
American
Heritage
Publish—25c
Citizens
40%
5%
City
6%
com—1.25
—-—100
—.—
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Class
5%
class
Gas Co
16%
1774
20%
Pipe & Construction_5
14%
15%
Cole
American
Rubber
27
283/4
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142
23%
2574
25 74
1
18%
19%
Products——1
18 %
20 y8
Foods
American
&
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Safety Equipment—*
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5%
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American Sav & Ln Assn—33 %c
American
Sterliizer
Co
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Forest
Anglo Canadian Tele
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Arcs
Industries
Farms
20%
1774
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19
Oil
10
10c
Arkansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Valley
Arkansas
Power
1674
Western
Industries——3
10
11
Gas Co—2%
(A J) & Co Inc
1
Arnav Industries Inc
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16%
16v2
17%
Arrow, Hart & Hegeman
59%
Armstrong
Art
Metal
Inc_.
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Corp class A
Assembly Products Inc
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5%
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22%
18%
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41/4
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43/4
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Aztec
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141/a
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20%
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43/8
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51
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13%
8%
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Detroit & Canada Tunnel
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474
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27%
171/4
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33
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Oil Company
Erie Resistor
Estey Electronics
Ethyl Corp class
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1
58%
7%
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6
17%
Inter-County Tel & Teleg_4.162/3
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1
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—_—-10
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1
1574
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41%
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1974
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103/4
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49%
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12%
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474
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Mississippi Valley Barge
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5
5%
1
4074
43%
10
24%
2674
1
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Modern
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Mohawk
14%
1574
271/4
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674
26%
281/4
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Monmouth
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37%
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63%
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4
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Dunham Bush Inc
3%
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Brunswig Drug Co
13%
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British-Amer Const
53%
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Newman
9
21%
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17%
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35%
Black Hills Power &
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15%
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14 %
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10
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275
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11%
64
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40
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19%
39(4
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13%
18%
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Grinnell Corp
Grolier Inc
282
5%
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3%
Greenfield Real Estate
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2374
1274
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12%
37%
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Dictaphone Corp
5
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31 %
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7%
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15%
Wash Ind Inv
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11%
61%
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6%
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Koehring Company Inc
Kollmorgen Corp
Kromex Corp
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19%
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11%
28%
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574
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Belle Isle Corp
Belmont Iron
Bolt "Beranek
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8%
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Becton Dickinson & Co—
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574
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Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Geotechnical Corp
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Gitinnini Scientific
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10%
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1
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Bayless (A J) Markets Inc
1
Baystate Corp
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Beauty Counselors Inc
1
Beryllium
14
9%
1
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Crouse-Hinds Co
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Banlife Corp
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Babcock Electronics
Baird Atomic Inc
Baltimore
1
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15 %
11%
118%
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Book
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6%
1
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8%
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3
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Automation Industries Inc
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Cowles Chemical Co
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Atlantic
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7
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1874
27
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Keyes Fibre Co
1
Keystone Custodian Funds A—*
Keystone Portland Cement Co-3
King Kullen Grocery class A—1
Kings Department Stores
1
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2
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574
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1974
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3874
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Kearney & Trecker Corp__
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Gem International
674
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Garland
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Cook Electric
103/4
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Rock
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Continental Trans Lines
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31%
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27%
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16%
1074
Kane-Miller
jq%
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13
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7%
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21%
28
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3574
9%
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63
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674
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Conductron Corp class A——lc
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
18
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574
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Bid
26
9%
Jostens
26%
1
Frontier Airlines Inc
Gas—5
Puerto
16 3/8
24%
A
1
Fritzi
wide
1
Julie
q%
1
Machine-1
11
25c
Oil
Lay
have
2774
Supply Co
Corp
4274
2 50
Franklin Corp
Franklin Realty
Frito
«
5
Joseph & Feiss Co_.
171/
_10c
Photo
«
—1
Jones
133/.
L
Inc
»
have
10
Water
Johnson
H7/.
1
21
;
Refining—2c
Commonwealth Telephone Co_10
Natural
Commonwealth
57%
2.50
—25
Inc—
Commonwealth
2%
15%
54
*
Plastics
Commonwealth
.
7%
2%
common——1
Participating preferred
Corp com_3
Clearing House
on wealth Gas
Corp
3%
6%
Gas
preferred
Colorite
53 3/a
"•
274*
&
Labs
Fox-Stanley
1
39%
—2%
Gas
Commerce
52%
50%
y
1
/
Inc
Co
48
4
18%
Colorado
17%
25c
*
16%
Inc_.
Interstate
97i
3
1
Inc
Worth Steel &
Foster Grant Co__
574
Colorado
16 3/s
A_10
class
Applied Research Corp
Aqua-Chem Inc
Arden
16
15%
474
16%
14%
-
o
Fort
2074
37
7%
*
19
Co—5
Stores
213/4
674
20
1
;
Inc—1
Collyer Insulated Wire Co_.
Colorado
$1.25
Anchor
Anelex Corp
10
Co
Engineering
A
Colonial
103/4
9%
3%
cl
73/8
k 45/a
preferred
Corp
5 %
6%
Amer St Gobain Corp
National
Plus
i
which
Jarrell-Ash
6%
_i
Stores
•
Company
1
J E'Plastics
:Mfg Corp^_
10c
Jergens (Andrew) Co_J
*
Jerrold Corp
__10c
Jervis Corp
_——-———1
Jtssop Steel Co___—
1
87%
-3 (4
*
Co
Floyd Bennett
•.
Jamesbury
Jane
Colby Inc_.
Japan Fund
8
'
Florida Telephone
Corp clZA_Zl0
Florida Water & Utilities
1
22
American
135
f
.
1
Minit
Jacquin (Chas)
51/3
84
»
class
Jackson's
Jamaica
igi/2
1
__
Co
Friday, August 16)
1
—
Itsk Corporation
8%
Financial—_.—_Zl
Gas
'
38%
1
Florida Public Utilities
Florida Steel Corp
228
23%
(Florida)
Clifton Precision
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
7%
16%c
Corp
Realty
Union
~
Par
8874
—Z_50c
—
Mortgage Investors—,
Florida
25 74
222
Business—
Co
Fitchburg Paper
Fleming Co
10%
7
Small
for
is
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa Southern Utilities
Irwin (Richard) Inc
20%
10
Fisher Foods Inc—
Fisher Governor Co__
27%
23%
Conn
First Western
27%
9%
.25
A—16%c
B
American Maize Products Inc__*
40%
26%
Ritz„—L——1
Securities
Preferred
5vb
-
5
the
Christiana
193/4
38 Mi
of
Chattanooga Gas Co
-■—-1
Chicago Musical Instrumnt3_50c
61%
Greetings class A—1
Gypsum Co
—1
American
Charles
11%
—5
Co__
American Financial Corp_
American Furniture Co
:
26%
41%
38
Vermont
i
Corp
Flight
First
22(4
39 Va
397s
Power——10
4
First Natl Real Estate Trust_
*
First Repub
Corp of Am cl A__1
First Small Business
(N J)
1
First Surety
Y-Y
32
30%
1
12.50
Boston
First
V
4%
20 /4
Telephone Co——10
Pub Svc Corp—_6
Channing Financial Corp—— 1
7%
American
674
Investors Corp cl
First Lincoln
Financial
15%
37
-5
Electric Co—5
Central
Cent
1074
3 A
1474
Electric & Gas_4
Indiana
Central Louisiana
8%
53/8
A
Corp
First
374
774
class
First
10%
9 A
•>
First
Y 5 74
6 A
Inc
1
composed of securities
comprises
securities
which
ny,
1
Financial
First
5%
,
.
2%
1
Central
27
8
—2.50
Natural
Central
17%
-
25 r/
4%
—5Cc
—
Carpenter (L E) & Co-—"---1
Cary Chemicals Inc
10c
11%
8%
21%
Inc
:. '
,:./Q
7
9 /4
3
Z
19%
25
common
674
Maintenance
Foods
1
Tech
1
Federal Natl
Mortgage Assn_mo
Fiat Metal Mfg Co
10c
Fieldcrest Mills Inc
*
Financial Corp of Arizona—
5
874
13
5%
A_—10c
Organ
Alterman
12
West
Farrell
1574
°
1
common
For
21%
14 /2
—-2
Caressa
Ms
Pepsi-Cola—u_—.-50c
Co
—100
Corp—,.3.75
Allied Radio Corp——
——1
""Allyn & Bacon Inc—
—50c
Altamil Corp
:__——-50c
Allen
Mills
Caoital
6%
%
5
Allegheny
Allied
—-—4
——.
Far
Monday, August 19, 1963
Bid
^0c
Corp
Fair Lanes
Ask
20%
Capital Products Corp_.
50c
Capital Southwest Corp——-1
47
1
1
Develop—-—
—12%
6%
10
Credit class
Telep
Superior Ltd-
Class B
7%
11%
——-.-r
State
Cannon
4%
6%
_„A
Inc
Alico
4
10%
&
Cannon Electric
:,.3%
*
Corp
t——---—*
Alberto Culver
■11
,-1
—:
M'agnethermic
Aid
9 %
1
——
Ajax
9% ''
Bid
'*1VT ^f.'^nrxP'
"National" 1^4
list
"Eastern"
list
Par
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
Executone Inc
Utilities
Fabien
■
The
distribution primarily in the
Eastern region.
any
v.
.
(Quotations
TIio
The
(indicated
at'the time of compilation. Origin of
bought (indicated by the "asked")
or
They
.
12
.
.
}
Number 6291
198
Volume
List of Over-The-Counter Securities
National and Eastern
Tar
Safe
Mosler
27%
1
Mothers'
Cookie
Co
*
Nalco Chemical Company—1.25
Narragansett Capital
1
Nashua Corp
National
National
National
National
24Vis
.—__
Periodical
Ocean Drill
35
Finance
Ozon
Products
Pabst
V
37
19 ¥4
13%
38 Vb
Society Corp vtc_.
Solitron
Sorg
7%
Southern
Gas
Southern
Gulf Utilities
33
Southern
17 ¥4
.
Southern
1454,
153/b
19
30 3 8
■
15%
/1*%
9%
...
,..14¥4
/
9%
.;
63/,
4 ¥8
Playskool Mfg _:
—1
Plymouth Cordage Co_———_25
i
Books
Pocket
Popell
(L F)
Porter
(H
Potash
Potter
16
••85 ¥2
'
■
1?
25 ¥8
267/b
6%
16%
2¥»
9 ¥4
Industrial
Corp
Microwave
Corp
Equities Corp——_10c
Printing. Corp of America——1
Producers Cotton Oil——— 1
Primex
7VR
18¥b
23/4
10 ¥2
13
117/b
16 Va
15
_10c
Public
Svc
Public
Svc
Pubco
Co
of
Inc
40c
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc——
*
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
1
Purex Corp Ltd:
1
Puritan Fashions Corp
1
Publishers
Company
Radiatiqn Dynamics ___
Reading & Bates
Offshore
—.
Drilling conv class A—_—20c.
Redwing Carriers —
1.25
Reece
Corp
Remco
Renwell
Industries
__50c
lc
Inc
Construction
Rexach
Co—
Company——__12 ¥2
Richardson
/
Tool Co class A—.
Stoker Corp^^___
__3
Mills Inc—3¥2
Ridge
Riley
Inc^„25c
Robbins
&
Roberts
Inc.
Co
Myers
Robertson
(H
H)
Robins
H)
Co
Co
(A
&
;
Mfg
Marie
Co
H)
(Wm
Rorer
1
Corp_75c
2 ¥2
.
Rocket Jet Engineering
Rockwell
*
1
1
8¥3C
Inc_
Reld Inc—
40 ¥4
Russell
Rust
Stover
.
Cards
Fiber Glass—*
2
(H I)
11 ¥2
9
26
6 ¥2
,
12%
3 ¥2
"V
4 ¥4
45¥4
40
5 ¥2
27%
43%
3
10 ¥8
Co
293/4
18 ¥2
8 ¥4
133/4
383/4
*
55 Vb
Tidewater Marine Service——1
Time Inc
1 "
—
3 8 3/o
Timely Clothes Inc
Tip-Top Products class A—
Tobin Packing Co
Tokheim Corp
9
93/4
297/8
34 ¥4
Tonka
1
1
1
10c
Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air
10
_1
___3
5
Toledo Scale Corp
25%
43/4
48 ¥4
42 ¥4
6Vb
Inc
Toys
Inc
System
Transcontinental Bus System—1
Transcontntl Gas
Transcont
Pipe Line_50c
Investing
29%
Transcontinent TV
463/a
Transistor
A_
r
class B
16 ¥2
137/b
Trico
80 ¥2
Tropical Gas Co
37/s
Products
Tucson
"21"
Gas
El
:
Inc _*
33
35 ¥4
Unishops
1
14
15 Vb
United
Inc
Artists
I*
lc
& Pwr
2.50
1
Brands Inc
Uarco
2.50
—__50c
Corp
Lt
1
_10c
;_1
Specialties
Transogram Co Inc
Treesdale Labs Inc__
33/4
5
Trans-Coast Inv Co——
1
46.
11 Va
Travelers Express
19 Va
20 V4
Zausner
.V—
2.50
10c
Theatre Clrcuit_l
1
■
•
t v
434
V
I
7%
434
12
y
7%
5Va
—
14
10%
1
"A"_
10%
13
.——III
17
10
—
Foods
Ask
5
11%
-•
6¥b
(Newark )_25
162 ¥a
59 Va
40
(NY)——10
61%
43%
37 V
Trust Co
393/a
493/4
52%
60:,4
6034
92 ¥4
9514
88 ¥4
91 i/b
34 ¥2
20 ¥b
434
334
375/b
197/b
65 ¥2
113/4
(Savannah)
15 Va
>
10 ¥2
2 4 ¥4
5 ¥2
18
4%
3174
19%
9
''15 ye
Trust
Trust
12 ¥4
13%
94
7¥4
7%
25 ¥4
,27 ¥4
25 ¥4
33 ¥2
27%
3Va
15
.27 ¥4
741/2
193/8
203/4
47 ¥1
493A
57 ¥2
312
;
54%
Pittsburgh
45%
48 /4
98/2
55%
553/4
6134
69%
56
66%
86
52%
48 ¥2
52 Va
■
8¥a
9
45 ¥2
49
•
123 ¥a
120
71%
33;
68 ¥4
31
60%
63%
52 ¥2
57 ¥4
■
44
48
'
37%
35 ¥4
653/4
69
42
44%
523/4
553/4
46 ¥a
43 ¥2
42%
393/4
140
134
30 ¥4
32 3/a
55
573/4
427/a
&
45
76 ¥4
793/4
Bank——10
National
12
'Philadelphia)
Trust
¥4
60
5
35
37%
66 ¥4
6$ 3/4
•
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(Suffern
53%
6434
58¥2
617/a
91
94¥»
Second Natl
89
83'4
Security
75
44%
103
44%
303/4
32%
30:
54
323/a
56 3/t
72
75%
104
103
,
'
69
28
65
79%
73 ¥2
763/4
49
57 ¥4
12%
82 ¥»
85 ¥4
36 ¥»
383/,
5
Albany
10
Bank (Conn)_10
State Street B & T (Boston)_10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
15
55 ¥2
59 ¥4
Trade Bank &
873/4
467/a
38 ¥2
41
65 ¥2
70
(N Y)„10
Tr Co
83 ¥4
43
30¥4
33 ¥4
2%
11%
123/4
78
81 ¥4
44
46%
70
73%
(Boston) 10
(N Y)
20
41
Nat'l Bank of L I
5
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
39
Union
Commerce
Union
United
533/4
States Tr Co
United
57
States Trust
Valley
3234
51%
30
49 %
56 %.
60 3/a
■
;■
5974
33 %
31
Commonwealth Corp_10
Virginia
44%
79 ¥2
76
42 ¥4
/
67
70 ¥2
45
473/4
413/4
44 ¥a
84 ¥a
87 ¥a
52
553/4
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
5
Winston-Salem N C)
-
63Va
>
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Bk (Cleve)_10
Trust Co of Maryland_10
Union Bank
22 V4
-
1_
of New Jersey
Trust Co
31 %
203/4
•
Bank
Natl
Angeles)
72Va
,
29 V4
10
Bank of Phila
First
(Charleston)
state Bank of
State National
II53/4
1123/4
26
tLos
107 %
42
190
Security Natl Long Islnd N Y_5
South
Carolina
Nat'l Bank
78%
42¥4
63 ¥4
182
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal National Bank of N Y
5
St.: Louis Union Trust Co
10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
(Wash)
10
49¥2
'
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C,_25
Rockland Natl Bank
61
(Philadelphia)—10
Island Trust Co
5
27%
49
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
94¥2
Co
87%
82%
peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
'
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia National Bank__10
513/4
——5
57%
257/a
20
Northern Trust Co (Chic)-'
593/4
60%
323
57
Trust Co (N Y)
—10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Long
51V4
7IV4
Irving
Trust
36¥a
48 ¥4
&
(Phila)
Co
357
33 ¥a
Co
Industrial Valley Bank
41
627'a
59
345
307/a
83%
'
Trust Co (Alhany).—.—7.50
National Community Bank of
Rutherford (N J)_
12.50
National Newark & Essex
Banking,Co (N J)——
10
Natl Shawmut Bk of Bstn_12%
Natl State Bk Of Newark__6.25
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
North Carolina J^atl Bank
5
943/4
913/4
10
—
(Philadelphia)—5
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
New
Rochelle—
5
Frtmklin Natl Bk of L I N Y__5
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk__10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hudson County National Bk__ 10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I-—
—10
&
¥2
7
501/2
157
York new—40
29
55
5
(Buffalo)
Manufacturers Hanvr B & T_15
Maryland National Bank
10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
5
Mellon Natl Bank & Trust—10
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)_.12.50
Merchants Bank of N Y
6.25
.Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ)-l
Mohtclalr Nat'l Bank & Trust-5
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co"
of. New York
25
National Bank of Detroit—12¥2
National Bank of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve)—8
National Commercial Bank &
693/a
571/4
46 Va
(Newark)
-5
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)_10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Co
(Camden N J)
6V4
First Natl Bank (Atlanta)
10
First Natl Bank Maryland
10
First Natl Bank of Bo'ston_12%
First Natl Bank of Chicago—20
First Natl Bank of Dallas—_10
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)_10
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
First Natl Bk of St Louis
10
First Natl City Bank (N Y)„20
First Pennsylvania Banking
*10%
63/a
89
19 ¥2
237/a
5%
24%
9
14 ¥2
66%
Trust Co
10
/Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
—10
Fidelity Union Trust— > ;• .
9¥b
90¥2
30%
23%
85/8
19 ¥a
45/8
5V8
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust
Ask
Bid
Par
A sk
53
Fairfield County
8
,
Trust Companies
152
146
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
West'n Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
293/8
27 ¥t
National Stock Exchange
36 ¥b
29%
16'4
Friday
323/4
•
.
9 ¥2
Last;
Sale Price
STOCKS
25 ¥4
20
Week
for
Range
3%
Par
•
;
Ending August
'or Week
Shares
Ranee
of Prices
Low
16
Sales
Week's
¥4
Alnslie
53/4
Ansonia Wire
7 Va
Camp Chemical Co—
Colorado Insurance Service
¥2
21
*
2534
574
28 ¥4
974
16 ¥4
High
Lav
1.60
-
!
Corp—
5 ¥4
94
Range Since Jan.1,1961
High
Golconda
Mining
Corp
Corp
Electronics
Development Corp
Nashville
T V
Wells
J
& Cable—
Leasing Credit Corp class
MSI
*
Industries
Corp
A
1
95c
'
__
__
..1
10c
__
1
10c
25c
10c
25c
50c
1.40
__
_
2.40
2.50
200
1.30
3.50
1.30
3.60
700
600
__
__
__
1.40
1.30
1.40
1.30
400
700
30c
1,200
30c
•
2.70
May-"
9.60
Apr
Jan
Feb
2.40 Aug
3.80 Mar
Jun
1.90 Mar
1.10
1.90
35c
Jan
3.60 Aug
Feb
50c
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.20
40c
Jan
1.50 July
30c
July
25c
Mar
1.20
1.10
-
60c
t,
%
27/b
153/4
1
(v
7%
173/4
Bid
1
v
27
7
Par
Livestock
16%
Bid
Par
■
8 3/8
'
143/8
64%
58
For footnotes, see page
10 ¥4
5
Indus—5 '
Furniture
297/b
31%
1
Inc
Candies
Craft Greeting
.'
16%
4Vt
_1
Inc
Therm-O-Disc
Thrifty Drug Stores
3 ¥2
Rudd-Melikian
Inc—
13%
4%
Co
193/8
9%
Thriftway Foods Inc—
10 3/4
33 ¥3 florins 1
American Oil Corp
Texize
Thompson
9 ¥2
Corp
Pete
;■ 23%
•
223/4
10c
1
*
5c
1
Co
18 ¥2
22 Va
18 ».
6%
:__1
1
Dutch
20 ¥4
14
—___♦
,_1
Stock Issues
Ask
22 Va
10 Va
Trust Co (Bridgeport)-10
Cleveland Trust Co——50
Commercial"Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J) —10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
^Connecticut Natl Bank
5
Continental-Ill Nat Bk & Tr
Co
(Chicago)i new_———
County Trust Co (White Plains
•V New
York) ———--------5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)-10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)_
50
22 Va
10%
Chemicals
Rucker
Mfg
Furniture
Royal
Corp
Industries
53/4
"City
33 ¥2
Texas Industries Inc—
Royal Industries Inc
Rowe
Gas
Zurn
1274
1674
Texas
8¥b
15
12%
77 ¥4
3%
Rotron
&
36%
24
1
Oil
Tex-Star
21
28
Express
Roadway
Terminal Transport Co
Thomasville
36
Brand Rice
River
Rose
1
Inc—
Lines
334
113/4
36 Vb
__l
1
-i.
—
Gas
5
254
—
Trust Co
Bank
44%
15¥b
_1
1
1
4 ¥2
i
v»-
Vi
674
19%
243/4
33/4
165/a
2 V*
7 Va
33/4
10%
1
Company
57
30%
*
303/,
51 ¥2
8 ¥4
8%
28 ¥s
Racing Assn Inc__——_*
Revere
Nat
.
19¥4
33 ¥2
12%
26
61
123/,
-
13
9%
_—1
A
Company class
Industries Inc;
Reheis
■
—
Inc
Tenn
J3/,
,
37
Telex
395/a
8
—1.
14 ¥2
79 ¥2
1
Inc
Telephones
14¥b
11%
28¥a
——
25%
183/4
33/4
25/a
3'5V4
18 ¥2
Telephone Svc Co of Ohio "A"_l
34%
327/b
13¥a
3%
36%
_5
Carolina—1
No
of
27
Mex
New
28%
Co
Zonolite
57 y»
334
;
6V2
Zero Mfg
Central Natl
83/4
Ltd
*
1
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Jan
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46
The Commercial and Financial
(718)
•
Chronicle
Monday, August 19, 1963
...
•
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Mutual Funds
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25c
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2.51
1
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9.62
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B-3
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-
25.59
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16.59
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Alabama
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Power
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&
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Dec
2,
99.25
99.28
99.23
99.31
99.27
99.18
99.22
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1984
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series
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1982
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1992
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100/'!
100.8
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101.6
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99.28
100.4
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102
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100%
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&
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of
99%
101
103 Va
100%
100%
4%s_1993
100%
100%
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99%
100%
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5s
1965
100.26
conv__1976
104%
102%
105'%
4%s
;_1993
104%
Tennessee
108
110
100 %
100 Va
110%
113
Texas Eastern Trans 4%s„1983
Textron Amer 5s debentures 1971
5s WW
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Mar
20t 1969—'—
July
5 %s
,
Feb
"20,
!
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4'/nS
Feb
15,1972-1967—
101.16
102.16
3%s
Sep
15, 1972
12, 1973
100.24
101.24
4
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Feb
20. 1974
10,1977
103
104
4%s
Feb
93
97%
100'/a
103%
100%
991/4
100%
1, 1970——^!—
1, 1970-1967—,
106.16
97
96"
105:16'
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1970—/-——
102.8
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1, 1971——
Feb 20,
102
103.16
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1970
3%s
—
99.16-
100.16
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101.16
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101
15, 1969
103.8
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100.16
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1968
4%s
99
102.16
100
20, 1908——
20,
99.16
98.16
101
100.16
—
22, 1967
Mar
June
100.12
100.12
98
2, 1966—
106.8
Bid
,
Ask
101
100
•
97.16
103.24
100
1978-73
98.16
102.24
;
or
Trensurv
Nov- 15, 1963—
Feb
one
99.31
1964__—
100.1
99.30
15, 1964——L_—.
100
!" 99.31
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more
of
100.16
point
a
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of Indebtedness—
l'/aS-Apr
100.1
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99.23 4' 99.25
r'15, 1963
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100.14
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98.10
98.12
4%s Nov 15, 196'C!—
101.14
101.16
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1
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3%s Nov 15, 1965—*——,
Feb
Apr
4s
Aug
l^/as
1.
l'/as
Apr
99.24
95.18
100.24
94.18
1966:!-4W—--7;
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93.18. %93.22
99.22
99.20
92.16
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*
91.16
91.12
*1, 1968—
■T y-
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
'
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12-
3-62
,
Due
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Bid '
3-63-
".
99:30
Ask
100
Rate
3.2,0s
1-63
99.29
2-
4-63
11-
4-63
99.27
99.29
3.30s
3-
4-83
12-
2-63
99.26
99.28
3.45s
1-
2-63
10-
99.31
*
3 25s
22,
1963
29,
1963
Nov
29,
99.915
—
99.975
99.919
Dec
5.
99.858
^
99.863
Dec
12,
99.799
99.805
Dec
19,
1963
1963
1963—
99.740
99.747
Dec
26,
1963
99.681
99.690
Jan
2,
Oct
——————
1963
99.600
99.610
Jan
9.
10,
15,
1963_—
99.532
99.541
Jan
15,
Oct
1963———
99.481
99.490
Jan
16,
Oct
17,
1963
99.461
99.471
Jan
23,
Oct
24,
1963_
99.395
99.404
Jan 30,
Oct
31,
Oct
1963—1—
Nov
7,
14,
Nov
21,
1963—
99.339
Feb
99.273
Feb
99.195
—
1
99.329
99.262
99.203
Apr
99.133
1963
1963——,
99.149
July 15,
"
99%
FOOTNOTES
100%
101 %
120
123 '
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127'/a
130 Va
New
par-value:
York
Stock
a
Net'
asset
Exchange;
FOR
value,
t New
Dated
4-
stock,
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99.25
r.
'
•
r.
Ask
'99.27
5-
1-63
2-
3-64
99:23
99.25
6-
3-63
3-
2-64
99.24
99.26
1-63
4-
1-64
99.26
99.28
8-
1-63
5-
4-64
99.29
99.31
6,
13,
15,
Bid
1963
——-
1963——
1963_
1963
—
„
98.978
98.861
98.753
98.R61
—
—
98.916
98.832
98.734
———
98.681
98.597
98.618
98.588
—
1964__^_-_
—
1964^
98.608
98.522
98.543
98.451
1964—
1964
99.046
98.888
——
1964—w
1964
99.076
99.022
98.952
—
Ask
90:059
98.474
——
1964
1964
ISSUES
98.376
98.299
98.399
97.673
96.782
—
1964—
97.693
98.314
96.810
1
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
yield
x
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1- 2-64-
7-
OVER-THE-COUNTER
b Bid
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-
1-63
Treasury Bills;
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99.973
i
.94.22
99.10
'
Aug 15, 1967
1%S Oct
1, 1967
/
99.22
99.20
400.22
Feb .15, 1967^—
3%s
96.24
99.22
Apr !T; 1967:___^.
*
101.21
'95-14
:
1, 1966——
15, i966__—
>>1%S Oct "
V 3%s
15,1966
97.18
101.19
96.20
1,1965
15, 1965
Oct
3%s
100.5
100.3
1964
May
l'/as
Ask
Bid
(Continued):—
Notes
3%s Nov 15,
/ TVaS Oct
4%s Npv
Nov
ww_1967
4s
Sep
100
1977
May
100.4
July 20, 1966
100.30
—
100.10
100.2
99
10, 1972
12, 1972
Aug
4%s__1993
Power
El
_1988
4%s__1988
5s—
21, 1966
3.65s
Southwestern Elec Power—
EI, Paso Natural Gas
Firestone
Fruehauf
99
100%
Prod—
A
Power
Pennsylvania
Public
Chicago Union Station 4%s_1988
Coastal
98%
Petroleum
Feb
100.18
100.4
100.4
10, 1971—102,8
Feb
Sep
Minn-Honeywell 4%S—
:
4'/as Oct
101%
Northern Illinois Gas
—
20, 1965
20, 1965
100.16
101%
100%
20, 1964
Dec
May
99.31
99.29
100.12
Oct
3'As
100.10
99.31
100.1
100
Oct
4%s
100
100.4
99.29
—;
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100.6
-
99.29
99.31
4s
100.2
101)
Bonds—
10,1971^—-99.16
4%s_—2003
106
Bank
Apr
101 %
100
1964——•——
Land
Ask
99.30
99.27
July 20,
100%
104
Bid
3%s
2003
1999
Investment—
4%s
18%
point..
5 %s
Sep
Sep
4%s
Tel
a
4s
3.15s
Ask
12
39%
17
—
4 %s Apr
20. 1964
3%s Aug 20, 1964
3.15s*
'
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3%s Aug 20, 1963
3 %s Oct 22, 1963
all.16
Bid
Bell
3%s Feb 3,
Federal
'
- •
al5.68
•
731/4
37%
1963—
99.25
—
10. I9G9——
3 15 s
~
Debentures Issues
Illinois
19634
3.20s
99.29
1
of
100.16
3.15s'
a81.41
78%
»
1
Cooperatives—
103.16
a46.79 '
Centennial Fund Inc_
Bonds
for
1963—
99.21
—
32nds
more
or
H'
V
741/4
2
1,
99.26
———_
11, 1964—rt..—
Rate
al6.46
1994
4%s
Associates
5s
100%
Tel
4%s
Duke
99%
Ask
Annuity Life Insur
Westchester Fire
99.26
Bid
Security & Conv.
in
Oct
99.23
1964-
11, 1964—
Aug
Bonds
Co
3.15s
United States
Recent:
Ins
*
100
99.30
10, 1970——
a23.55 '•:
Capital;—
Inc^
♦
Westn Reserve Life Assur Ohio_l
*
8.73,
.
Fund
35
'
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>7.61
7.04
Fund, Inc—. a9.99
Inc_;
a22.07
Capital Exchange Fd_
23.46
Variable
/:29%
"*1%S
'
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Investors
57%
27%
32%
99.24
3%s
.'7, A
Fund
Federal
Ohio
54
5
'^Treasury Notes-!-'""" "' :'
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Fund———________
25.96
88
2
15, 1965
r?- 3%s May 15,
:
1
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al3.72
84%
,
16.11
Centennial, Fund. IncA—; all.88
Congress- -Street Fund ' I'nc-A_t:_i • ■ 'a9i.86 IDevonshire
City of N Y_2
Figures after decimal point represent
11.62
14.38
!1"
Inc—1—
U S Life
1964—
Maturity—
'
.
10.63 J
•
•Wisconsin
19 %
1964
Apr- 10, 1970
Certificate
X.3.41
-6.2V-
Fund*' Inc„————l
13.84
Windsor .Fund Inc—_—1_ J_;i—-j 5
14.17
Winfield "Growth Ind Fund—10c •Vv. 7.99
11.22
,16.09
24.87
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•
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!„
3'/bS
3.12
Inc—_1
..Fund
35%
Ins
Insurance
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
20.60
•-
,.10.49
*
Investors
32%
''
7.87
Whitehall
v.
j--Investors-Stock Fund...
t
12.91
■
Wellington
17,
Apr
7.55
Investihg Corp——1 i:
Washington Mutual
5.23
11.76
Group. Funds—
;
:
Investors Mutual Income Fund
•11.61
Street
69%
3
;
4 %S Sep
4%s Aug
11.11
———_10c
u
5
Fire
S
4%s
13.90
••-•'I.L. '
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13.22
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Investment
Inc
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U
4%s Jun
Special Situations
,7.90
12.10
V
12.72
17.55
5.37
Line
Fund
Serviceslife
U S
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(Ala)_l
4%S Sep
/
7.46
7.20
Inc—
Vanguard Fund Inc_——
lc
Growtlv Fund.lc
Income Fund__lc
Institutional
7.23
6.83
6.91
Value
10.63
Ltd—-*
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
/
Fund
Fund
United
38%
10%
of
4%S Jun
'
11.23
l
Income
23
35
Co
5%S
;"!.'•• 4.5 7
Inc__1
Line
Line
67%
21%
Ins
.
4%s
v
16.39
Science Fund——
Value
64%
28%
Security Life Ins
Figures after decimal point represent one
Loan Banks—,
?
Bid
'
Ask
Banks
4%S
13.57
10.23
Ltd_
Value
12'4
America—2.50
(Tex)
United
iVe& Dec 12, 1966——
100.18
;. 3„%s Mar 11, i9G8^-a—/ 98.24
-
■
1-
Ltd——1
Fund
10%
Co
United
Sep>10, 1964—,————
*
15.00
Continental Fund—1
Income Fund Shares-1
United
5.03
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Accumulated
•;
4.18
'
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd—1
United Funds Inc—
Inc—
May
.
3%s Dec
'
12.43
1
Inv—10c
,
♦
Ins
202
38%
Acc_l
10, 19651
—
3%s Mar- 10, 1966———
T, 10.51
Fund
Television-Electronics
26%
195%
10
4%s Jun
13.40
Stock
„
—
15>/»
8
5
21 %
'
a38.52
lc
Guardian
4s
•
Inc_;
1*
InCi.il
shares
Shares
Hamilton
Series
Corp
3%s
z
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Farnham
Fund
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
.
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Fully Administered
!—!_•_;
Investment
105%
108 %
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4'/as Nov 12, 1963
15.83
1
67
14
Co
4s
12.13
Southwestern Investors Inc_
62%
101
2
(NY)
(NY)
Insurance
Bankers
153
20
10.76
Shareholders Trust of Boston
8.46
Securities—Aerospace-Science
Series
3%s Sep
9.95
11.10
8.65
2.93
Group
Common
al0.62
1
7.33
7.77
Inc
Union
2
3.70s May 15, 1964
3%s June 15, 1964
3%s Oct 15, 1964
;
%
l
13%
147
104
Co
Corp
Guaranty Co
Travelers
177
5
1
Insurance
3.40s Mar 16,
3.30s Apr 15,
—
7.88
Balanced
Growth
14.12
6.67
General Investors Trust..
,
Inc
3%s Feb
:•
lc
series—lc
Ins
Ins
10
169
_10
Life
105
9'/»
3
Life Ins Co
Sec
80%
35%
*
(Texas)
5
Ins
&
Life
3.30s Sep 16, 1963:
3.20s Jan 15, 1964
11.68
al9.71
Shares—1.25
Industry Inc
Life
Title
Life Ins
Obligations of Government Agencies:
12.65
■
Co
preferred
12%
_2
Accident-.
Insurance
Title
Federal Home
7.81
11.64
Surety
77
Ins__50c
Buffalo
h
143
135
_5
Life
Central
Life
Lawyers
9.75
a
;
& Accident—1.25
9.29
1
——_l
American
in
Lamar
16.64
of
(NY)
of
&
4.63
8.59
lc
series
America
Fundamental
11.89
2.56
:
4.24
Canada
25c
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Scudder Stevens & Clark
'A,
lc
Series
Common
1
10.88
__1
Custodian
Bond
Fund
101%
82%
66%
15.93
15.77
.___1
Revere Fund Inc
_10c
Founders Mutual Fund
10.57
15.23
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc—___ 1
Research Investing
1
Inc.lc
Fd
Inc
73%
Co—
Co
Life
Liberty Life
—
Financialj Industrial
Florida Growth Fund
52%
69%
Co
Standard
Kentucky
■'•*,'
■
Ins
Kennesaw Life
11.81
9.67
1
Fund—
48%
5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
/•;.
Income—1
Inc
- (Geo)
Growth
Putnam
'J
Fund
Fund
V'
8.98
1
■-
5
10
78 %
Boiler & Insur_5
Mid-Cont
Life
Interstate
12.88
50c
'
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46%
62%
16%
65 'A
of
Ins
Springfield Insurance common.2
Jefferson
al7.23
2.50r
Growth stock
-
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62
Southwestern
Fund—j
Inc
1
Life
6.25
66 %■
Intl
Inc—
Amer
Seaboard
Marine
&
63%
Illinois
Fund
Seaboard
Fire
Southland
13.53
(T Rowe)
Provident
9.53
11.21
-
Inc.l
Co
Price
Fund
10.25
.
Pioneer
24%
49
Paul
i'7%
14.51
24%
14%
62 Vb
12.38
105%
23
5 '•
Insurance
33
>■
22%
3.50
16%
13.28
Pine Street Fund Inc
13.57
14.21
(Texas)
30
101
Co
59 %
1
6.28
50c
2
5
Hartford Steam
/17.36
50c
5
76%
St
235
$6.50
8.19
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(Pa)
12
225
Standard
11.75
31%
32%
623
1
64%
29
30
W'i
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10%
60
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53%
19.36
1
Corp
3
(Jacksonville Fla)„2y2
Home
78'/2
Ins_2.50
Life
Insurance
121%
5
—.
Ins
117
5
(NY)
Insurance
122%
10
(N
Ins
Insurance
58
17.81
10
72*-
117%
Republic Nat'l Lil'e Insurance—1
6"%
5.78
5
Reserve
50%
15.88
62%
68 %
5
1
39%
68%
7*4
38%
10
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Penn Square Mutual Fund-.
37
'
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Hanover
Oppenheimer
Corp—1
Republic
17%
58%
(Birm)__
Co
28%
51*
15%
.
65
Hamilton Life Ins Co of NY—_2
3.83
Ins
Life
Corp
**
■
V
48
36%
1.25
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_
5.25
;
Life
City
U
3.50
Fidelity Capital Fund—
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Fidelity Fund Inc
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Fidelity Trend ■Fund Inc..:
1
Franklin
—
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Reinsurance
670
27
2
(S F)
American
Life
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William
Quaker
' / !' 49%
46
,
5/
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
South Coast Life
Street Fund
Electronics
Pyramid
16%
84%
630
/
3%
N.Y-IO*
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al8.27
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74%
78
Ins
35 %
37%
Life
Owners
Protective
Life
33%
.
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64%
Providence-Washington
9.55
9.45
Peoples Securities Corp—;
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Energy Fund Inc..
Equity Fund Inc;—
Fiduciary
Investors
Home
84%
79 %
15%
_10
,
1
Ins Co (Wash,DC) -5
71
4
__5
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4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
Great
12.51
11.57
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Inc
1
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Federated
_1
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Pioneer
8%
.
35%
of
80%
—1
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Life'
52 %
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16%
60%
Co
Co
27%
49%
5
Gulf
8.80
4.86
Fund
Stock Fund
Gov
8.82
Capital Fund
5
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74%
Gov't
10.82
York
One
Howard—
Electronics
7.95
6.57
25c
Fund
Invest
Dreyfus Fund Inc.
Eaton
7.23
8.05
Horizons R P
9.76
10.14
Georgia
Glens Falls
9.87
New
Co
General Reinsurance Corp
6.71
Inc—1
Shares
Theory
8.91
9.25
Inc.l
Fund
Investment
Life
6.01
New England Fund
Fund
Fund
4.58
Inc
Insurance
14%
25%
2.50
25%
6.14 '
8.07
Fund
1
111
v.
Amer/—2
23%
of NY.
Group Assoc!.
*
Reinsurance Corp—5
4,19
1
Western
Indemnity
Pacific
124%
13
107
5
LifeCo
4%
Firemen's
12.84
Series——1
Stock
National
Ins
Life
Pacific
70%
155
•
Natl
Line
4%
1
Series
Growth
,
Inc
*
I
—1
Stock Series
66
.148
Northwestern
Old
75%
173
1.25
(NJ)
Life Ins Co
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
16.92
118
1
Phllatlelpliia Life Ins Co—
Phoenix Insurance ' Col.,
1 ./ !
Series
'
55%
Insurance
76%
122%
5
Northeastern Insurance—_3.33%
"
47
59%
72
River-'———_2.50?
52%
l
,
North
•"*
167%
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md_
24.82
1 :•*-; 11.75
—.
Series
71
Insur—..5
Co
~
25%
;44%
(Ky) _2 *
Inc
Co
55
10
New York Fire Ins. Co
North American Life & Cas
27%,
16%
29%
/
America J_lr
Co
31%
15/
NY__2
52%
117
10
Hampshire Insurance--.
19%
121%
50%
Ins__40c-
5
Franklin
Series—.
Dividend
?
12.61
Trust.l
Investment
Income
•/
!/
-
Life
Peoples'
Federal
•'
i
2.98
15.65
1
Western
55 Vi,
Employers
Employers
.
Series—
1
Mutual Fund
•
22.94
Inc_l
National
18.04
New
Vegh
Co
10.99
„
Diversified
De
4.86
10.72
1
Trust Shares--—
Securities
38%
(Ga)_1.25
Life
Forster
Eagle Fire Ins
4.49
New
C
51
&
Eastern
Mutual Shares Corp
Wide
27
Crum
16.77
9.77
41
74
64%
1
19%
182'/a
117
Nationwide, Corp class A——2.50
62%
2
10.02
!
National
58
<
80%
7.30
1
Fund
Co
77.%
15.51
Investing Foundation—1
Ins
5
6.67
1
11.27
Inc
Western
Series
Investment
Nation
of
Co
Continental-Assurance
9.14
1
16.51
Investment
Series B
!;
„
'
5
Life
Continental' Casualty./ Co_^A
Criterion Insurance (DC)
Funds-
Invest Found Growth
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Crown
Co
10.06
Inc.!
Fund
12.33
17%
.
of
Gen
*
78%
18%
70%
38%
136%
-
18%
176%
69
65/u
16%
67%
Continental Amer Life Ins —10
Ihc—1
Mutual
10.85
50c
Fund
% 25.78
11.28
Connecticut
16.70
23.59
interest__l /
10.31
Inc
Concord
&
15.28
Fund—;
Series
Insurance
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
C)
Co
1
Insur
28%
y'5%
1
5
Life—
Com'Wealth Life Insur
int—33%c
(B
Insur
132
5
Life
Monument Life (Bait)
National Fire
I
National Investors Life (Ark)
Nat'l Life & Accident Ins
;
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA com
National Union ;Fire_
•„
137/,,
;
37%
36%
Casualty
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
49
12%
Inc_l
(Galveston)—
Standard
Life
Ins
77%
33
Manhattan
16
45
1
Re-insurance
Combined Ins
Life
Ask
74%
5
Madison Life Insurance Co
102
14%
2.50
Companies
Ins
Penna
Maryland
1
Assurance
Coastal States Life Ins
Trust ;'
.
1
Fd—1
Stock
Consolidated
Investors
Fund—1
Investment.
Commonwealth
Fund
1
—
Life
8.41
Citizens
1.74
9.19
Stock
Mutual
1.66
Commonwealth
1
_!_
-1-59
lc$■'
shares
Growth
Mutual
9.93
Life
Nat
98%
Boston Insurance .Cb_!_i«!
L_5
Citizens Casualty (N Y)
"A"
2
1.97
1.80
lc
Co_1.50
•
Ins—
Bankers l& Shippers—
—.10
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)
2
Bankers Security Life Ins
1
a-15.85
Mutual
Fund—1
Gen
Int'l
Amer
American
a30.15;
•
Fund
Home
American
12.38
11.33
1
'/.; f,■'
beneficial
Growth
1.63
.
Income
:
Insur
/American Income Life Ins Co
Inc
Ltd
Morton
13.78
12.61
:
D—
Commonwealth
American
7.06
17.50
1
Securities Fund
12.50
Energy——1
B
7.14
.
Insur_l
(Jacksonville
Inc
Fund
beneficial
of
Units ,of
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
•
63%
General
Medical
12.75
Inc
Fund
Colonial
25c
Inc—
59
American
Investment
Massachusetts
Stock Fund
Growth
Century
Founders
4.64
Fund
Investors
shares
12.12
Capital Life Ins Shares &
'•
National
15.60
Investors
Massachusetts
1
;
_
Liberty
Lincoln
4.25
Industries" shares
Fund Inc:.
v
International Growth.
Canadian
Lincoln
14.42
Sayles Mutual
Special
<'
27
21%
Life
Bid
(Birm)__2
of
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
19y«
American
6.45
Ins
Co
251/4
American
6.52
V
Assurance
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
Beneficial
'
1
Ltd—
(1954)
Fund
1
Fund—•
General
Canada
2.50
16.11
Managed 'Funds— i!
■
41%
25%
15.22
Income Trust
International
Loomis
38 Va
23%
14.67
14.99
Ltd
10
&
24.64
16.62
Liberty Nat'l Life
Life
(111) _1
Amer Life
Co
13.45
1
paJP
112%
172
Casualty
All
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
10.69
1
50c
Inc_
Investing
Street
Bullock
Insurance
Ask
107
166 Vz
5
22.58
1V
Bid
3.50
Insurance
1
Fund—1
(Quotations for Friday, August 16)
American Equitable Assur
5.82
—
Stk
Par
■
Surety
__1 X
Growth
Life
Ridge Mutual Fund
Blue
•
&
Stock)-—1
Com
Knickerbocker
Life
Agricultural
9.99
Lazard Fund Inc
Inc—1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
9.15
5.32
Stocks)
Com
Knickerbocker Fund
10.05
4.19
-1
S-4 (Low Priced Com stks)__l
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd_l
6.35
9.25
I
•■';
Casualty
Aetna
11.36
__il
•
10.49
*
Atomic
10.41
.
Insurance Companies
V ••:;■'
■•
Ask
Aetna
1
8.29
Inc__lc
Bid
Cont.
4.18
Fd_33VaC
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Hougliton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Associated
Custodian Fund
(Discount Bonds)
1
Fund
Fund
Mutual
Par
Keystone
1.25
Shares
Business
American
2.30
Inc
Affiliated Fund Inc
American
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
Fund
Aberdeen
T
Volume
198
Number
6291
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(719)
47
OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
with
a
based
Preliminary figures compiled by
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
year
on
country,
Aug.
ago.
indicate
that
for
17, clearings from
the
all
week
cities
6.0%
above
Our
year.
those
for
preliminary
the
against $30,715,672,700 for the
this center there is
10.6%.
a
the
United
Eit
States'
in
At
gain for the week ending Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
Week Ended Aug. 17—
New
York
1963
Chicago •
Philadelphia
Boston
847,646,578
Kansas
St.
City
___
San
457,700,000
Francisco
960,681,000
475,483,409
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
cities
Ten
__
cities
Other
five
cities,
of
days
+ '1.2
five
days
ctiies,
all
cities,
five
days
4.1
1st
0.2
—
463,224,136
+
'
712,408,754
+
5.2
*
472,124,504
+
Boston
2nd
2.6
1.3
New
3rd
day
one
.
all
cities
for
week
12
Our usual
*
".
A
-
9
1
I_~
i_.
monthly detailed statement
July and the
seven
Description-
of
months of
-Month of
Stocks—
Number
10
17
0.4
11th
St. Louis
I
Dallas
San Francisco
10
a
1963
on
1962
We
Railroad
and
1962
1963
1962
74,161,696
633,135,303
566,062.665
$81,676,700
$108,526,000
International
Bank
Foreign govt.__i
15.000
286.000
14.196,100
7,972,000
65.379.200
S702.024.500
>
bonds.
$95,872,800
1st
2nd
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for
the seven months of 1960
to 1963 is indicated in the
1963
1st
Quarter
June
101,775,900
Quarter
276,403,297
556,852,399
491,900,969
74,161,696
of
July and for the
(000,000
Omitted)
York.;
83,231
:
72,367
14,899
5,288
6,432
...
FORI
4,026
4,473
....
San Fran..;
Cleveland
.
3.470
..
Dallas
3,293
2,191
Pittsburgh
Kansas
City
.
; 7.
A;..
Baltimore
J.
Cincinnati
Richmond
Louisville
New Orleans
Seattle
1,281
Jacksonville.
5,724
3,070
1.709 "
13,801
1,310
*11,138
1.471
St*
Paul....
Memphis A-;
1,096
970
1,147
,
1,048
'
885
923
1,017
■A
Washington.
Nashville
"■?
620
688
now
606.
577 ~
6,988
5,758
5,068
4,455
4,693
5.424
-4,907
"5,374
699
622
5,990
5,574
131,310 119.264
10,561
9,639
109.949
988.849
9,112
75,470
128,903
63,779
119.061
59,979
add our detailed
1,064,319
503,296
-
8,005
<
6-, 140
5,713
4,704
5,135
5,660
736
69,504
9,242
6(504
6,194
4,855
709
141,871
"
7,501
797
"
'
5,322
920,505
71,895
992,400
481,962
:.
..
•
.
Maine—Bangor
930,991
.
•
$
$
r_;
Bedford
I
t
I
:
;
:
Connecticut-^-Hartford
.
Haven
J
Waterbury
Island—Erovidence
New~ Hampshire—Manchester
(14
cities)
!
New
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Atlanta
.
i.A
___
Richmond
1962
A::;-A-.;.A.
$
District
9.4%; in the Dallas Re¬
I
or
1961
Dec. %
1
1960
$
■■
...
$
■
+
+ 10.6
+ 11.2
3,765,661,288
+14.0
6,623,844,227
+ 11.0
6,399,652,79^
11,266,890,743
10,775,014.644
3,297,688,221
9.0
4,228,434,538
4,050,851,157
+ 14.8
67,186.021,292
5,061,324,370
61.026.723,122
4,871,864,7T7B
6,991,016,317
6,748,455,im
+
A
8.4
+ 13.9
+
9.6
5,087,726,712
+
9.4
5,591,574,015
8.073,547,731
141,871,943,383
+10.6
3,502,373,279
3,027,011,1-34
4,308,830,034
4,939,071,072
7,230,283,095
4,502,043,3-^7
a
;'V
+ 13.3
-A
\-
A- :A
._j
A
6,574,329,24^
128,903,626,312
119,061,004,3.7^
■ '
,
+11.5
3,478,540,814
3,370,945,089
1 4,737,761,002,
+18.9
,
:
69,504,750,363
:
I'Av
li;
63,779,497,352
59,979,265,23.0
9th
Minneapolis
Kansas
12th
San
City
28,217,516,756
The
York
7.4
48,159,131,373
47,260 602,562
4.7
79,613,839,270
77,766 822,411
6.0
24,423,999,229
23,402,316,540
32,452,195,292
23,774 ,997,77J
21,586 748,665
'
26,202,101,346
26,023,354,844
24,792,377.512
+
+
3.0
A-., +
6.6
55,045,501,047
+
5.5
58,087,669,183
+
992,400,460,570
+
7.2
481,962,545,968
+
the years by months for two
February
MaTCh--1A___
1.
.
Total
*
a. J
A
_
.
April
May *
A
'
+
June
II
J-
8.4
A
148,869,337.597
207,611,385,046
+10.7
146,701,356,625
143,871,421,872
432,190,102,181
—
903,622,463,953
850,528,517,187
+
160,696,755,559
1141,871,943,383
+ 13.3
1,064,319,219,512
992,400,460,570
+
"
203,288,225,305
\
'i
74,961,987,628
-•
'fo
+
3;Q
+
3.7
~~
-
60,747,129,106
68,604,327,506
73,458,399,762
,
6.2
+
Inc. or
73,936,768,693
68,472,077,930
6.3
459,049,062,810
Quarter
76,136,472,230
63,002,834,886
1,1 + 2.8 '
+
.1962
Dec.
8.0
+
A 139,449,342,712
•
1963
'■
Dec. %
154,304,499,234
—
852,898,709,391.
434,627,279,09,8
years:
Inc. or
A
•
418,338i41.5,006
132,039,774,718
158,043,206,951
2nd
r$
-v ■
A---
Total
f*
150,919,911,863
121,842,783,906
145,575,719,237
_
930,991,966,982
449,609,550,385
v
,
—Clearings Outside New York-
1962
-■
,149,615,355,862
_
A .* a
Quarter
1st
1963
V ■' "':$A
A 444,573,401,143
_
47,177 424,410
monthly clearings
A AA
162,918,270,563
A.__A
593,765
30,329
33,549 534,950
35,299,130,942
50,106,758,836
4.4
-Clearings, Total All■
;
-A
7.8
34,559,667,764
39,490,021,445
1,064,319,219,512
At;
Month
24,898 311,009
+
+
503,296,093,617
-
January
,35,928 876,770
48,967 ,605,573
52,504,092,323
27,785,338,916
•
City
covers
432,723 ,893,221
47,884,873,256
26,336,448,910
4.3
+
28,934 .298,267
83,287,324,603
•v.;:;
■
1.0 -A
2.8
35,585,373,268
42,077,303,947.
44
17
following compilation
30,712,953,960
496,082,081,565
36,518,237,809
56,384,637,128
j.
New
27,059,477,367
1960
$
9.8
+
—
Seven Months
1961
87,190,540,727
Total______
Outside
52,003,288,079
11A
__A
Francisco
138,548,677,105
53,450,109,264
44
'
^
or
3.1
+
526,498,187,617
38,188,240,612
;
44
14
■
32,409,744,362
577,923,626,976
44
16
Dallas
Inc 1.
Dec. %
33,405,447,891
44
6
$
;m
i
Seven Months
1962
,
months for four years:
seven
Seven Months
°l
: ■+ h
+
67,960.222,120
71,923,277,602
69,286,070,578
8.1
> -+
+
20
69,798,868,474
6.2
218,219,255,864
-209,169,570,300
+
4.4
6.2
425,830,640,910
412,457,795,605
+
3.2
69,504,750,363
+
115
481,962,545,968
+
4.4
--
-v.
A
Total
July
6
Months-
L—______
____.
Total
7
Months—
Inc.
'
or
-Jan. 1 to July 311962
1963
Dec. %
$
4.8
136,157 957
276,987 ,217
"
78. ,738,764
-
or
•A
years
—
+
2.5
4,467,853
3,777,235
-
3,585,517
41 ,082,647
81,099 370
51,424 589
144, 166,946
132,405 786
.+12.2
+
8.9
7.8,364.877
«669.944 633
+
+
5.8
22,160,666
16,744,203
286,593.070
.+ 14.2
.-124,583,060
.+ 10.7
+
16.5-
'
+16,7
545, 675,502
2,0.90, 142,366
824, 378,791
196, 433,800
1,451, 261,300
+ 10.4
■
.
136, 533,463
:
+
9.0
-
.
A.
518,133, 419
1,892,396, 968
*,
848.304, 021
182,807, 800
1,357,274, 800
.128,165, 066.
+
—
+
or
.$
8.8
-
$
-
4,533,253
4,562,301
8.3
8,985,467
7.0
727,488,017
8,897,147
704,035,494
3,916,585 '*
+'.5.3"
-
I960 "
1961
.
-
3,529,26/)
2.9
—20.1-
5:3
r
•:
'
•
-
1,977,655 ''
+ 10.5
r
'
r
v
29,019,416
-
+
6.9
+ 31.2
1,506,900
15;923,137
"■
1,718,055
"
J
9.4
'4,384,535
4,393,273
+
15.0
17,955,647
15,020,794
+ -5.2
I" 14,495,585
55,836,539
+43.6
+ 10.9
II 28,445,183
14,316,108
47.232,181
63,008,492
26,166,628
-
-
+
4,582,379
19.271,514
;
;
,
t
.
.26,858.323
7.5
+
118421608
•
-
80,155,043
2.8
—
+
10,625,233
5,013,231
..708, 878,404
A
Inc.
Dec. %
748,809,652
1.3
—
r
"A
>9,739,399
801,255,028
1.7
+
$
4,862,780
0.6
—
1962
$
+14.9
4.5
and for week ended Aug. 10.
1963
—12.6
-
503,296,093,617
-Week Ended August 10Inc.:
Dec. %
135 398,061
A
77,465,45-2,707
>
7.2
city for the month of July and since Jan. 1 for two
)7,662,686
4,659,383,608
Reserve
3,928,676,664
7,454,833,352
12,062,339,596
18,760,504
17,654,860
-
3,795,589,701
3,610,706,951
V
44
31
3.4
189.866,600
City
7,689,916.221
98,702,951
-
:
160,696,755,559
44-
8
Louis
10th
•
16
_
Chicago
11th
44
•
15
I
125,356, 917
J
Inc.
$
3.958,141,308
44
13
;
____;
St.
11,891,000
26,896,400
Kansas
18.9%, and in the San Francisco Reserve
5,565,238,236
cities
26,009,285 ,819
:
the
District of 10.6%.
77,465,452,707
14
123, 739,357
81-, 861,242
In
5,296,093,605
„
10
York
281 817,153
26,647 ,201,337
5,079,901,647
by
$
1.5
_
a
Reserv£
9.6%.
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in
8.3
A
of
District of
serve
the
4,321,839,809
cities
4.2
327,275,972
137,955,715
"29.-703,900
221,119,700
[ ; 2Q-,609,832
District
8,924,587,854
18,199,920
21,553,882
of 14.0%.
The Chicago
gain of 11.0%; the St. Louis
of 13.9%, and the Minneapolis
6,650,942,526
43,594,123
"; 6,697,903
Reserve District
District records
the totals register an increase of
II
3,717,421,443
.110,737,385
Atlanta
1963
.
Springfield
the
Reserve
Reserve District
13,385,987,930
—ll-
City
Boston
19,192,114
12,294,000
11,878,651,436
5,740,309,976
'
II
17
July-
1962
24,689,767,654
11,976,394,678
542,742,l"42
10.6%; in the Richmond Reserve District by 11.2%, and
II
45.410,818
River
Holyoke
A Total
852,898
434,627
449,699
26,429,675,142
+ 11.0
*
4,368,327,674
8,497,464,296
>
>
<<
14
11
4,466
788,461
64,437
:
:
«V A'-i'r :i
4.026,098,521
18,465,035
Massachusetts—Boston
Lowell
A
York
4th
5,243
66,864
•'a 20,117.742
.-.
.
Rhode
5,231
4,831
4,547
4,139
-Month of
1963
Portland
7,090
6,438
8,227
6,525
8,952
6,960
8,051
5,265
6,296
+ 12.6
in
<<
171
statement showing the
figures for each
;
New
_
864.127
First Federal Reserve District- Boston—
Worcester ;
9.469
*
7,656
736
Clearings at
New
New
2nd
the
23,404
22,861
19,168
16,028
14,252
14,335
12,195
14,160
12,729
13,107
11,897
i
26,619,556,831
Seven Months
33,165
38,249
22,910
13,491
1,380,756,4-98
4,659,383,608
74,621,555,227
Federal Reserve Districts
1960
24,754
25,204
18,593
17,160
1,479, 516,188
—»I
418,271
5,606
867
All...- 160,696
Outside NYC
77,465
„
Outside
7th
21,904
597, 296,558
9.2
12,297,090,623
In
+ 18.1
+
,1
8th
481,292
33,852
40,526
1,764,740,253
■
JULY
6,090
902
Total
We
"
74*8 >-
752
849
•
.
.
889
651 A
679
Tot. 31 Cities 149,124
Other
Cities
11,572
Fall
San Francisco
6th
15,176
13,049
12,570
16,224
15,303
15,166
13,268
14,777
13,708
12,595
12,282
10,506 ...9,529
7,162
7,488
"•
7,088
6,463
8,978
8,251
7,489
-6,737
9,178
8,728
7,577
I 6,944
:
825
807
739
Milwaukee
16,971
16,128
1,801 15,670
1,641 ;
121959
1.348
10,830
998
7,593
I 891 r
7,441
1,122•"
9,648
899
7,917
1,1661
9,751
982
■i 8,383
1,052
10,216
725 '
6:384
1,670
698
922
Buffalo
.
2,181
1,871 r.
~
778
.1,047
1,016
964
1,139
1,025
1,294--
1,192-
3,123
3,256
IN
1,626, 124,198
8,507,759,095
«
16
____
__j
Total.
below:
510,437
35,925
41,300
23,871
26,009
27,503
20,511
19,176
14,419
16,058
1,965 ;
.A.
946
5,299
2.056
Birmingham
A'./U
Portland
1963
2,199
1,851
1,937
1.444
■-
Minneapolis
City
5th
-Jan. 1 to July 31—
1962
1961
35,-384
1,784
1.B94
Omaha
Denver
CITIES
561,023
4,479*.
2,247
1,408
1,155
1,460
1960
59,081
3.179
2.663
1,608
1,042
,1,030
1;303
I,083
II,273
_
LEADING
3,649
2,774
2,397
1.890
':i,797l
.
•
shown
3.9
+ 12.1
629,688,927
5,079,901,647
<<
6
Kansas
3rd
is
1,365,380,528
780,043,878
1,427,577,538
85,696,255,208
31
12th
months ended July 31
seven
A
Louis
Dallas
392,831,921
53,870,465
60,898,990
42,420
25,430
26.647
29,025
21,502
20.648
14,377
16,545
3,381
2,716
12,003
2,425
1,905
2,316
•2,131
2,133
2,659
2,189
2,546
2,561
2,422
1,960
1.767
lr190
Louis...
Minneapolis.
65,124
4,675
5,929
3.455
3,717
4,035
3,085
3.932
......
•
CLEARINGS
——Month of July
1963
1962
1961
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chicago
202,650,982
571,794,331
1,438, 951,930
+
1,572,481,512
it
8
_
We append another table
271,847,364
+ 17.3
835, 258.295
728,406.7^6
-
16
10th
•
clearings for leading cities for
of the last four years
BANK
Houston
of bank
course
each
Boston
73,121,328
1,093,713,550
1,350 923,058
A
"
larger
cities
13
_;
Atlanta
9th
"1,103, 276,065
702,967,916
732,316,640
8.4%.
are
15
A
11th
190,180,939.
57,291,287
68,826,830
76,532,865
96,950,136
100,160,175
76,282,904
month
Chicago
Detroit
110,987,380
302,267,919
Richmond
St.
6.4
+
717 640,441
1963
Cleveland
1st
The
St.
299,946,967
65,255,742
—
New
68,482,247
215,497,672
Months
in
63,932,362
60,533,354
65,715,223
254,584,480
„
July
1960
89,108,085
92,803,996
118,034,886
.106,521,874
105,190,298
90,555,747
—
May
Six
1961
80,883,432
66,131,993
74,784,297
April
2nd
1962
100,614,538
79,185,645
of
A:'
14
Philadelphia
8th
13,300,169,5-76
690, 157,928
740 733,958
29,978,685,830
totals
10
5th
-Number of Shares—
—_
District
I
3rd
6th
14,929, 811,013
8.1
,
York
7th
+ 14.0
July-
4th
following:
January
February
March '__i
New
$
870,952,3JB9
+ 14.8
having been $160,696,755,559,
aggregate of $141,871,943,383.
In the New
1_—
Boston
1960
919, 985,510
+
1,717,783,531
44
cities
Federal Reserve Districts
$116,513,000 S767,689,700 $949,701,800
1961
%
9.6
+
748,333,207
743,740,971
clearings
the
or
Dec.
719,279,591
740,466,931
13,650,946,2981
Philadelphia Reserve
Cleveland' Reserve District
15,000
51.826,400
by
858,855,091
;
the
by
District
777,491,205
830,764,658
a
summary of the clearings for the
For that month there was an increase
body of clearing houses of 13.3%, the 1963
1962
Month of
Total
1,764,522,852
July.
of
Inc.
$
Reserve /District the totals show an
improvement
14.8%; in/the Boston Reserve District of
9.0%, and
in
S897.860.400
Government-
the
City
Reserve
clearings
1962
furnish
of
York
of
misc.—
also
aggregate
-Seven Months-
1963
&
York
of the entire
follow:
76,282,904
shares-
New
month
The results
and
July—-—
Outside
Francisco
9.2%.
bank
A "1,752,057,973
6.0
106
Reserve District has to
Reserve District the totals
+ 13.4
"
(j
the
3.9%;
+ 13.0
"
9
San
801,876,356
1,494,064,830
1,697,956,224
"
Minneapolis
Kansas City
the
1,413,633,539
"
7
_H
in
1,602,591,145
"
4
Chicago
8th
+.
of transactions
18.1%/ and
:
"
of
In the Kansas City
14,781,471,030
1.081,156,776
-
the
in
city)
larger by 12.1%; in the Dallas Reserve District
are
939,147,908
44
this
the St. Louis Reserve
14.8%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District
905,898,860
«
6
increase
an
16,844,902,073
,
that
appears
13.0%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
The Chicago
1,029,232,229
"
7
Richmond...
I 7th
Bonds—
S.
9
Cleveland.
Atlanta
10th
+
■;
of 8.1%.
of
17.3%.
1,150.845,242
"
5th
6.2
+
AA'-A:-
the New York Stock Exchange is
appended.
U.
cities
it
(including
improvement of 13.4%; in the Richmond
an
District of
in which
of
credit
$
Total
-'Estimated.
its
the
group
this
an
District
District of
1963
York__
0.4
+
$32,547,916,596 $30,715,672,700
We
summary
1
Philadelphia
4th
■
7.7
+
$31,312,198,173 $29,485,158,551
1,235,718,423
1,230,514,149
Reserve
city there
Federal Reserve Districts
5.0
+
12th
Total
for
14.0%.
Week Ended August 10—
0.9
+
$25,133,606,058 $23,332,587,811
6,178,592,115
6,152,570,740
this
according to the Federal Reserve Districts
9th
Total
All
gain
a
6th
Baltimore
totals show
1.6
—
—
962,628,491
749,726,038
478,210,232
having registered
Outside
from
District
expansion of 14.0%; in the Boston Re¬
District of 9.6%, and in the
Philadelphia Reserve
District of 6.4%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the
increase of 11.0%, the bank
clearings at this cen¬
1962.
and
Rererve
totals record
statement, however, which
an
in
week
York
we
the
same
located
are
serve
has i to be estimated.
cases
detailed
in
TV
547,416,174
439.900,000
.
:
elaborate
they
New
available
not
are
831
+10.6
855,137,587
*575,000,000
_
Louis
by
We
ends
Accordingly, in the above, the
present further below
ter
517,988,724,118 $16,270,023,944
1.400,434,683
1,423,724,221
*1,200,000,000
1,186,000,000
_______
press.
week
was
1962
-
the
the
as
and
clearings—returns by telegraph
■
covered
are able to give the final
complete results of the week previous—the week
ended Aug. 10. For that week
there was an increase of
12.6%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole
country
having amounted to $29,978,685,830 against $26,619,556,-
last
1962.
the
week
today, inasmuch
Saturday figures
day of the week in all
In
the
of
them
going to
we
week
details
appear in our issue of next week.
and
last
532,547,916,598
week
same
exact
at time of
weekly clearings will
stand
and
foregoing will
cannot furnish
Saturday,
corresponding
totals
Complete
the
us,
Saturday
ended
the
of
from which it is possible to obtain
be
increase compared
an
;+: 6,5:
56If3~8~,500
c:
A 4,389.073
42l9~39ll00
4iIdT^^oo
+-16.8-
"
•'.
5,433,456..
.
3,9494743
—19.2
36,2071400
"
i
^
i4,087,142
_
33,405,447,891
32,409,744,362
+
3.1
1,029,232,229
939,147,908
"'+9.6
,
919,985,510
870,952,385
1
♦
48
The Commercial and
(720)
Financial Chronicle .1.
<—
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
,
—
.
i
-Month of
Clearings at
'11$
Week
-Jan. 1 to July 31-
JulyInc.
1962
1963
19^3
or
101961
,
1960
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
$
Dec. %
$
$
Dec. %
$
Ended August
1962
1963
Inc. or
1962
S
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkJlew York—Albany.
-
Elmira
!
5.1
8.9
New York.
20,,058,925
83,231,302, 852-
Rochester
285,710 ,246 >-
+
157,,260,949'
316
113,698,0241
135,703,573
.
+ 15.0
261,;576,926
173,913
.
6.9
+
i
72,367, 193,020
561,023,125,895
1,883,856,965 1
1,091,290,048
9.2
>
+10.6
'■>
52,928,075
55,038,722
2,239,833,109
+
9.7.
4,704,069,597
105,429,884
: 134,585,974
+
3.2
+
0.8
510,437,914,602
+
9.9
1,771,036,041'
1,-051:268,773
+
6.4
58,110,846
+
3.3
35,318,507
r-
49,220,461
30,919,562
2,456,959,212
4,855,947,008
+ 21.6
14,,464,393
17,592 105
21,444 035
Jamestown
•'
+
3.8
/...* 135,235,273
V
2,385,674
—10.7
V
4,327,363
4,093,667
14,322,466,208
139,535,504
+ 16.7
2,671,306
16,327,739,532
7.8
106,287,571
140,621,556
.2,681,642
3,930,362
78,130,417
-
'
157,819,605
"
;
V
2,970,489
5.7
3,437,561
:+14.0
i
+18.1
14,453,280,464
..
+
-
+14.2
,
12,811,116,218
;
46,519,304
V
•v
I 30,338,314
45,488,068
,29,537,906
42,464 282410,879 814
+
9.9
264,887,078
251,015,448
+
5.5
104^552^248
76,*737^129
+
1.3
101,720,223
98,940,130
+
2.8
101,885,459
83,769,124
+ 11.9
2,798,519,154
3,299,640,019
9.2
73,653,501
9.3
+
+ 26.1
+
437 763,274
2.563,166.704
3,239,867,485
82,885,701
375 ,751.466
489,978 ,550
16,844,902,073
14,781,471,030
13.300,169,576
577,923,626,976
526,498,187,617
14,929,811,013
+ 14.8
9.8
14.0
74,621,555,227
+
+
85,696,255,208
52,352,044
49,872,001
1,699,941
+ 14.6
1,402,100
1,597,871
+ 15.5
1,483,106
6,851,847
5.0
7,912,717
56,740,816
55,541,028
2.2
2,015,891
+ 18.3
8,017,509
+ 15.1
1,703,577
9,226,877
1,454,020
806,466
3,172,306
Utica
New Jersey—Newark.
Northern New Jersey.
Total
+
,+
"
739,583 ,404.'
Syracuse
269 ,567,954
679,,277,725
283,386 ,604
Buffalo
*
cities)
(10
38 640,095
Third Federal Reserve District[-Philadelphia•Pennsylvania—Altoona
; Bethlehem
.
Chester
(a)
(a)
■
(a)
—
43,437,561
36,530,068
+ 18.9
265,113,397
242,717,203
25,813,105
19,195,173
+ 34.5
170,801,173
9,848,468
5,288,147,000
9,640,126
+
2.2
60,270,715
157,749,842
62,906,535
4.2
4,899,662,000
+
7.9
35,384,214,000
35,925,510,000
15,480,000
36,953,472
12,920,529
32,862,931
+
92,373,240
240,083,075
225,290,040
(a)
(a)
220,649,038
15,743,528
205,252.010
15,283,464
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
(a)
York
+ 19.8
,
!,v
r
12.4
(a)
+ 12.4"
32,862,931
2,733,908
2,340,943
+ 16.8
10,148,985
148,865,997
7,671,297
134,870,706
+ 32.3
Delaware—Wilmington
10.4
61,918,183
957,704,048
New
105,117,688
93,819,807
+ 12.0
610,277,355
5,740,309,976
5,296,093,605
8.4
38,188,240,612
,
Hazleton
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(13
cities)
+
+
16.4
4j3~6~254
4,~50~57972
+
(+4
1,03570007666
1,020,'6667666
3.3
4,852,395
5.4
7,055,534
1,0647000,000
7.1
2,840,239
2,939,094
6.6
+
6,941,653
6,588,808
+
+
4,309,263
7,064,382
4,202,791
(a)
7,618,814
7.5
+
—
(a)
(a)
+ IB. 9
6,408,483
6,483,499
7,098,652
3.0
38,548,677,105
Du Bois
+
4
1.5
55,657,188
883,419.692
570,077,648
<
,"6487 32 8
i,ooo76oo7ooo
5^410^343"
8.3
99,400,454
36,954,472
,
1,314,002
9~2
Yl: Harrlsburg
Lebanon
(a)
(a)
(a)
+ 11.2
+
8.4
34,854,693
6.9
27,095,076
7.1
25,463,668
32,602,949
24,782,431
+
+
+
'2.7
14,290,721
26,873,920
13,574,391
1.0
1,150,845,242
1,081,156,776
+
6.4
1,103,276,065
1,093,713,550
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
79,257,425
+ 16.0
462,205,606
10,830,708,286
21,502,377,669
7.0
2,752,753,700
161,453,104
2,611,904,300
156,062,272
1,608,760,909
3,085,367,020
2.9
13,856,250
8.2
13,723,803
13,418,309
336,592,500
12,802,692
296,119,201
+
3.1
+ 13.7
272,923,396
280,137,254
+
10,506,615,241
20,511,358,109
+ 12.8
+
+
4.8
652,973,613
591,602,996
+ 10.4
561,312,175
555,545,071
93,612,500
79,723,600
+ 17.4
80,339,400
70,228,900
'
449,290,287
9.9
+ 12.5
68,345,911
1,767,994,547
-
Cincinnati
Cleveland
3,470,589,932
'
Columbus
+
399,367,200
427,216,300
28,918,307
9,390,981'
Hamilton
*
+
25,637,053
*
+
5.4
+
3.5
4.3
+ 12.4
55,386,762
"53,128,251
+
Mansfield
+ 10.2
472,856,534
454,386,368
+
4.1
15,594,200
13,530,014
12,853,164
11,968,211
68,670,577
+ 15.3
75,703,144
Youngstown
72,734,400
+ 15.9
435,532,567
430.624,264
+
1.1
13,958,380
12,733,975
+
9.6
12,567,904
13,992,500
Newark
67,582,561
62,747,168
59,883,227
+ 12.9
414,765,946
388,940.459
+
6.6
1,231,119,953
476,003,702
407,121,061
+ 16.9
397,203,216
420,090,283
1,602,591,145
1,413,633,539
+ 13.4
Lorain
"
Toledo
2.0
31,669,127
18,198,344
27,944*199
+ 13.3
1,227,765,494
14,377,377,246
316,715,832
113,680,145
221,496,161
15,292,291
+ 19.0
105,034,212
133,228,697
8,507,759,095
7,689,916,221
+ 10.6
53,450,109,264
Erie
191,916,333
2,003,322,033
+
9.4
49,003,866
+
7.7
City
18,499,447
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling.
Total
cities)
(15
+ 20.9
15,306,436
-
.
—
52,003,288,079
+
195,670,313
2,191,576,771
52,757,496
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Oil
8,351,998"
—
14,419,166,312
+
302,909,843
0.3
0.3
4.6
—31.0
164,758,280
+
199,795,443
•'*
10.9
—14.8
.
+
2.8
T,-
...
-0
—.-4-1
*
^
1,365,380,528
1,350,923,058
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Bouth
+ 18.2
22,896,000
22,754,000
221,695,466
+ 14.2
239,468,834
+ 18.5
881,635,000
14.2
7,593,132,736
12,959,014,320
63,505,228
843,119,000
'7,162,818,460
313,866,383
773,870,650
12,595,744,337
60,081,881
+
5.7
5,374,588,417
5,135,157,070
+
28,217,516,756
27,059,477,367
+
+ 16.7
25,490,523
57,609^943
49,282,197
:+ 16.9
350,477,882
127,511,156
115,978,435
+10.0
806,392,718
1,966,739/758
1,797,573,165
+
9.1
10,347,246
•
9,628,239
f+
7.5
Frederick
of
26,118,000
253,214,012
4.8
+
Carolina—Charleston
District
849,629(463
752,298,060
+ 12.9
4,368,327,674
3,928,676,664
+ 11.2
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
J
_
5,745,492
5,140,495
30,879,000
6.0
+
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 28.2
5,446,011
8.0
4.6
174,819,586
136,077,000
1,042,349.045
29,742,465
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
6,879,946
+
+
+
188,770,455
142,650,000
1,190,077,643
West Virginia—Huntington
|
-•
11,913,041
10,057,133
10,003,945
.228,009,085
9,481,053
416,094,712
369,816,072
+
12.5
3977O46~624
378,5677971
4.7
186,918,149
168/7437674
+ 10.8
160,702,397
135,4867277
4.3
905,898,860
801,876,356
+ 13.0
835,258,295
780,043,878
+ 11.7
+
4.2
+
2.9
m
i
t
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
•
Tennessee—Knoxville
180,498,186
Nashville
867,812,761
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
i
.
»
+ 17.4
1,202,685,669
+ 17.9
153,692,848
736,341,625
5,574,047,051
2,422,800,000
2,133,600,000
+ 13.6
50,302,984
40,247,630
+ 25.0
37,247,629
+ 15.1
38,727,677
32,358,219
33,273,162
1,444,517,861
1,273,443,671
+ 13.4
Columbus
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
'
15,679,915,229
303,686,292
+ 11.0
4.7
194,796,298
+
6.1
548,100,000
11,316,052
33,396,738
140,447,377
+ 1L1
.
1
+ 10.0
+ 38.7
+ 27.2
451,300,000
'8,512,457
•"•■
33.706,682
+32.9
7,679,051
+~i7~I
7,4227832
6,"4707821
+
6.1
248,608,796
261,699,414
+
4.8
274,934,952
287,7887791
+ 12.9
15,072,860
15,363,843
8,290,846
7.6
1236,747,954
237,790,523
219,933,753
+
215,618,153
+ 10.3
8/3507816
9,751,253,079
+ 16.4 <
33,015,874
150,497,129
"422,200,000'
149,929,809
430,900,000
36,752,804
+
1,083,245,002
"5,322,719,040'
14,777,000,000
273,363,827
9,178,524,589
+
6.2
288,184,473
271,680,476
678767966
'
228,895,471
189,177,434
+ 21.0
1,383,653,047
+ 13.9
1,471.159,503
1,294,107,974
+13.7
9,242,706,478
+ 10.5
33974~6T,454
323,924,797
90,607,703
82,142,050
+ 10.3
600,984,216
541,121,697
+ 11.1
18,360,913
16,259,969
51,353,658
39,712,000
40,359,625
+ 27.2
283,631,300
+ 15.1
38,574,000
+
3.0
326,343,871
268,551,000
Jackson
94,683,733
86,923,000
+
8.9
14,210,837
13,038,008
+
9.0
646,494,392
88,755,355
617,266,108-
-Meridian
4,252,293
3,854,106
+ 10.3
1,460,682,000
1,303,700,000
7,454,833,352
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
(Mobile
:
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
•
^Vicksburg
Lbiiisiana—New
Orleans
I
'
Total
(16
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
+
4.7
84,666,911-
+
4.8
26,798,747
26,663,418
+
0.5
817,163
+ 12.0
9,648,440.000
-8,978,584,000
+
7.5
306,218,000
817,050
261,249,000
+ 14.0
56,384,637,128
-52,504.092,323-
+
7.4
1,752,057,973
1,494,064,830
♦4,000,000
3,596,066
:
138,471,133
120,503,934
25,430,519,000
23,871,266,000
8.7
396,371,292
350,781,060
+
7.7
712,515,675
686,993,769
+
+
1.3
136,550,651
455,980,607
181,850,161
138,693,292
—
1.5
441,846,237
+
3.2
+
807,928
791,34 4
249,489,000
241,459,476
1*7.3
1,438,951,930
1,427,577,538
+ 11.2
3,642,888
4,072,857
+
4.9
18,066,722
3,455,762,000
58,840,374
110,388,026
54,147,456
102,485,748
21,367,724
21,100,151
69,384,119
—
0.4
+
5.0
Rapids
+ 14.9
+ 22.3
+ 13.8
+
22,088,866
3,932,604,000
Detroit
6.5
+
-
Lansing
[
69,094,639
Muskegon
26,171,557
24,914,321
—
+ 13.0
1
—
1.4
18,912,051
19,585,463
18,260,567
15,853,411
+15.2
14,550,287
13,2357137
16,685,069
15,985,225
+
21,879,119
3.7
22,194,886
-
—
'
'
Jackson
2.5
District—Chicago-
Flint
Grand
—
275,395,000
^
8,497(464,296
Michigan—Ann Arbor.:
'
•
'1,575,560,179
10,216,583,571 s
173,367,157
;
1
-
—
'
'Bay City
:
Indiana—Fort Wayne..
Gary
10,001,743
"1
£
ji'
♦
Bouth
184,617,307
Bend..
Terre
Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
Milwaukee
Watertown
+ 27.8
.
+
1,076,502,452
3,170,316,429
+
372,617,383
"
5.5
100,279,000
Ames
'
108,421,000
91,015,000
H4,m7666 7
8.8
406,266,032
9.0
12,065,877
10,479,447
+ 15.1
9,645,203
149.908,639
141,463,424
+
6.0
4,929,404
4,236,029
+ 16.4
5,093,885
5,438,221
■
418,272,632
414,177,895
+
1.0
+
5.8
,
181,616,432
160,219,907
+ 13.4
150,940,860
159,"7447021
•
1
*'
797,131,570
5,990,680,392
5,660,862,851
10,154,610
+ 17.9
73,357,880
65,359,761
+ 12.2
12,291,316
+
4.7
85,469,941
80,990,583
+
+
3.3
12,781,470
12,669,791
+
0.9
5,955,003
+
10,602,798
5.5
1,885,749
0.1
'
4.2
—
36,309,994
37,891,805
47,316,323
40,967,838
+ 10.1
+
19.3
301,906,737
2,323,519,591
274,326,111
294,114,506
2,002,000,757
+ 16.1
89,059,529
64,349,166
97,517,708
+
0.4
674,786,942
680,868,325
0.9
22,042,715
22,431,284
18,756,834
11,679,342
-
+ 15.5
+ 35.2
4,981,028
40,456,968
122,845,548
70,018,611
+23.6
42,420,003,742
290,746,149
41,300,192,529
263,768,602
2.7
433,445,006
421,740,809
+
1.7
9.2
+
8.5
65,711,736
67,528,267
81,229,316
Springfield
Sterling
53,584,133
76;379,650
+
—
.
9,690,653
-
+ 24.4
50,328,743
-67,066,462
+
+
-
—
119,179,208
18,448.495
10,691,332
5,929,540,552
37,351,054
Rockford
„
9,247,292
*
.rr
ii
,
1.
.H
4.8
+
9,050,975
8,501,341
+ 38.4
61,561,995
64,011,605
1.7
20,636,241
20,637,923
—
——
TTr-»
8.4
1,858,484
+
1.9
1,172,854,824
+
0.2
6,620,309
7,142,500
+
1.7
14,440,832
17,254,959
+
0.9
13,746,122
12,697,231
8.7
7,997,808
10,044,934
3.9
1,626,124,198
1,764,740,253
+ 16.1
373,600,000
386,200,000
3.0
—
4.2
1,922,355
1,773,087
+
+
2.7
1,233,031,873
+
10.2
8,551,494
1,209,639,934
8,532,923
2.8
12,766,180
12,547,595
1.7
18,536,940
18,362,052
9,205,645
10,086,920
—
6.3
477,492,036
469,299,020
+ 18.7
307,985,026
275,643,224
7.1
30,340,544
28,314,421
+
12,062,339,596
+ 11.0
87,190,540,727
83,287,324,603
+
4.7
1,764,522,852
1,697,956,224
2,189,364,947
1,905,784,135
+ 14.9
13,801,457,369
13,049,972,068
+
5.8
431,000,000
370,400,000
31,768,000
26,096,733
+ 21.7
206,115,094
181,927,440
+
1,696,676
1,280,256,755
7.2
13.3
.
45,142,676
4,587,387
cities)
15,"1577198
7.5
+ 15.1
6,432,730,124
46,177,129
Peoria
—
+ 11.9
+
+ 13.2
6,735,877
Decatur
15,106,068
58,697,126
54,514,796
-
97,946,173-
Bloomington
Chicago
4.4
8.7
+
+
990,022,666
3,344,050,733
6.0
21,830,677
59,301,768
65,667,589
5,963,002-
City
(31
+ 11.4
57,380,382
550,645,259
350,766,742
Rapids.
Moines
Total
63,927,470
583,954,387
1,947,935
_.
Illinois—Aurora
.
.
11,971,017
Manitowoc
Sioux
-
12,873,376
;
Sheboygan
Des
,
1.6
+14.1
144,493,643
25,125,696'
+
488,379,939
902,210,981
Oshkosh
Iowa—Cedar
86,300,026
557,036,1391
Indianapolis
+ 26.6
7,898,110
91,495,075
4,283,408
13,385,987,930
-
+
+
+
+ 11.7
1
—
+
Eighth Fttteral Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
Cape Girardeau
Independence
[
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total (7 cities).
(a)
3,201,063
1,155,955,845
1,030,102,384
922,306,434
807,557,167
4,500,391
4,940,190
17,944,192
17,908,027
4,321,839,809
3,795,589.701
(a)
31,694,201
+ 12.2
7,441,108,408
7,088.218,295
+
5.0
242,335,160
202,989,064
+
i~9~4
196,302,593
193.617,217
+ 14.2
6,194,656,458
5,713,543,163
+
8.4
182,107,957
171,198,778
+
6.4
144,213,987
145,173,200
8.9
26,966,484
25,163,105
+
7.2
—
0.2
115,035,103
111,583,074
+
3.1
3~41L974
3/745~365
—~8~9
3,523~861
3,416^329
+ 13.9
27.785,338,916
26,202,101,346
+
6.0
858,855,091
748,333,207
+ 14.8
717,640,441
728,406,746
+
■"
A.
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;v
^
...
Volume 198
Number 6291
.The
...
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month of
1963
Clearings
July-
1962
at
-Jan. 1 to July 31-
Inc.
■■
$
Ninth Federal Reserve
(721)
1963
—Week Ended
1962
$
or
$
Dec. %
Inc.
1962
1963
or
Dec. %
$
Inc.
$
August 10
49
—
or
1961
1960
$
$
Dec. %
District—Minneapolis—
5
'J.
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
Rochester
St.
I
Paul
Winona
Fergus
North
;
—
43,834,188
27,579,532
41,884,701
2,316,706,502
25,307,623
1,016,142,221
923,623,518
6,236,381
4,127,213
53,418,426
21
21
,2_22
.
5,503,302
3,461,959
+
49,562,515
11,036,395
+
2,546,568,567
.
21
Falls
Dakota—Fargo_,
Grand
Forks—
12,037,939
+
4.7
266,060,362
264,472,637
+
0.6
9,865,495
9,700,844
+
9.9
16,971,534,785
16,224,409,215
+
4.6
533.949,655
480,604,403
+
9.0
144,539,913
137,369,255
+
5.2
+ 10.0
6.140,769,656
+
5.9
13.3
6,504,799,793
41,372,452
41,126,162
+
0.6
+ 19.2
25,514,119
24,153,670
+
5.6
7.8
343,712,629
340,198,779
+
'
9.1
85,029,869
80,113,861
11.5
101,336,893
87,084,179
+ 16.4
58,352,692
+
5,988,695
Great
6,698,271
33,909,811
125,191,178
353,030,285
+
(16 cities)..
Tenth Federal Reserve
+
+
5.7
17,349,998
16,611,760
+
11,020,602
10,942,358
/:V
*
'
'
+
0.4
,
26,023,354,844
24,792,377,512
+
7.8
5,665,955
+
4.1
39,098,711
+
+ 11.6
380,4712826
+ 17.8
211,228,689
200,670,130
+
+
7.7
231,556,853
212,463,156
+
2.1
512,126,938 ♦
499,688.449
+
11^717^575
3,8692305
.
4,018,611
4,004,280
—
■.MOW.
„w——
9.0
+
117998,808
3,"*7627870
0.7
+
.
'
.•
——————
„
4.4
9.6
2.5
+ 11.3
—— ——— —
6,91*6",942
720952588
+ 19.2
6,305,525
7,021,197
5.3
14,9967714
16,0972252
8.1
690,157,928
702,967,916
1,170,316
1,437,706
——__—
17,837,922
14,965,218
777,491,205
719,279,591
■+
f
+
District—Kansas City5,896 191
'
5024022286
56,255,967
Omaha
946,455,075
885,521,569
7,994,060
6.243,631
2,327,456
70,163,372
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
2,410^049
Topeka
77,541,936
Wichita
+
3.5
+
9,168,564s
1.0
176,428,541
178,485,005
190,682,503
—
1,050,916
14,747,489
—
2.7
437,665,938
+
7.1
25,445,163
18,738,300
+ 35.8
19,916,711
12,857,824s
-.1,078,260,792
+
5.4
38,517,505
37,338,361
+
3.2
33,700,632
30,106,681
+
10.0
47,862,983
2,425.905.882
65,119,133
+
9.6
16,545,894,292
16,058,233,733
3.0
5412264,2~09
45726172755
+*18.3
4772418,297
4782^06,385
+
7.0
443,808,993
432,290,883
2.7
13,470,871
13,397,378
+
0.5
13,512,351
13,300,758
2,341,372
+
5.4
19,828,435
19,748,825
0.4
318,814,921
+
0.6
2,146,238,623
2,214.093,418
3.1
9,330,845
9,007,962
+
3.6
8,148,475
726022801
830,764,658
740,466,931
+ 12.1
740,733,958
732,316,640
16,588,947
+ 36.3
15,864,243
14,917,422
20.1
5112100,776
46l70~6r87729
*0.8
422604,230
407835,847
5.3
5,399,000
6,067,009
+ 11.3
43,010,473
■
+
37,296,580
38,992,741
4.3
253,309,738
245,102,731
3.3
1,047,642,123
+ 13.8
7,656,940,418
7,501,730,184
2.1
5,565,238,236
(14 cities)
9,053,008
+ 12.6
1,192,391,045
Denver
1,385,627
3.2
+
468,760,767
320,778,409
Springs
41.909,539
188,787,432
+ 10.0
—17.7
...
1,136,922,069
69,675,746
-
47,174,000
14,348,017
4.8
1,257,928
1,245,708
11,181,036
1,383,341
1,025,466
11,539,826
10.8
2,468,510
1.
i
6,090,948,510
6.8
+ 10.2
+
8,008,908
2,659,279,010
Joseph
6,384,714.396
r
+ 28.0
161,307,237
7,279,034
Carthage
6.9
+
36,615,296
345,3092953
...
+ 10.5
178,786,750
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
Total
186,8~642274
p
0.9
+
Lincoln
Colorado—Colorado
475,209,875
169~0~6~0~749
9.1
45,025,140
i
3,610,706,951
Hastings
Oklahoma—Tulsa
475,335,930
0.5
+
—
9.1
+
45,445,215
2,507,724
74,088,033
Nebraska—Fremont
St.
136,632,269
385,114,067
3,958,141,308
33,349,432
Lewiston
Total
1.4
7.3
io.6
+
28,797,996
30,952,439
72,586,194
2,373,216
Falls
Helena
8,113,047
-
192,756,963
6.1
+
62,634,214
Sioux Falls
Montana—Billings
—
193,777,723
i
1.0
+
13,651,039
20,208,589
15,224,873
Dakota—Aberdeen
8,085,915
'
20,494,059
Minot
South
1.7
+ 11.1
+
5,087.726,712
+
9.4
35,585,373,268
34,559,667,764
—
3.0
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
88.084,029
Beaumont
El
V
320,864,635
221,121,283
25,199,000
26,787,000
2,561,406,429
2,131,348,978
8,101,280
Worth
Port
Arthur
Wichita
8,328,854
Falls
28,193,140
Texarkana
Total
5.9
5.9
175,421,000
177,393,000
16,128,625,958
15,166,686,202
54,888,508
56,489,391
21.2
+
+ 11.6
+
—
+
2.8
3.1
27,343,751
12,472,811
+
14,403,472
63,729,448
+
6,650,942,526
5,591,574,015
.
cities).
(11
519,191,172
191,678,953
19,1(76,246,854
—11.4
66,314,130
I
Louisiana—Shreveport
•
589,501,074
181,997,361
20,648,916,047
2,150,463,508
1,443,657,242
+ 20.2
287,633,452
208,723,663
Galveston
Houston
7.5
+
26,799,203
2,716,680,174
Paso
Ft.
81,954,255
23,734,226
3,293,293,328
Dallas
'
_
5437577,104
4.4
437597,305
4,885,000
5,157,000
6.3
— ————
—
—
'
— — — —
2.8
—
39,490,021,445
+
43,956,503
1.1
—
78,400,650
42,077,363,947
— —
0.6
+
434,660,479
+18.9
—
+
—
193,957,470
90,055,446
422,929,586
—
6537027,157
+
1,435,685,995
4.1
22,610,290
5.1
7.7
+
2,059,631,279
190,908,217
+ 15.5
+ 13.5
—
1.6
57520,558
5,266,1)86
4.8
67682,344
571057418
"*6.9
157645,965
1477*477728
629,688,927
+ 18.1
597,296,558
542,742,142
231,586,117
+ 14.9
+ 10.8
224,083,832
209,378,394
+
~
—
2.7
147100,661
15,142,787
+
6.6
743,740,971
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
8,562,373
Lake
59,336,019
7,489,612,579
220,510,755
216,862,994
I
+
8.5
,
465,868,986
477,005,753
A
30,171,611
+ 24.1
1
223,160,001
198,568,726
+ 12.4
1,138,825,325
+ 15.1
7,577,626,488
+ 10.6
201,493,128
+
3.2
3,873,352,144
+
7.1
2,917,627,235
+ 12.5
630,782,100
556,241,064
+ 13.4
509,336,478
434,388,042
+ 17.3
3,281,007,936
29,74S,256
1
30,302,228
56,611,252
Beach
110,613,513
51,074,541
60,587,049
San
391,742,446
703,992,522
801,377,939
1.5
322,697,368
342,440,393
403,420,942
(a)
432.648,241
29,025,886,917
27,503,918,377
0.3
1,325,825,215
1,393,325,062
—
■
30,057,528
i
—
Grand total
—
—
273,779,767
132,172,900
—10.2
494,548,527
459,854,411
+ 14.7
508,314,599
492,946,000
+ 10.6
58,087,669,183
55,045,501,047
+
242,755,903
—
w
,
+ 11.3
—
w
a
231,740,283
—i.————
—
102,274,866
119,555,212
I
—
0.6
!
——
18,816,304
12,175,982
11,473,775
5.8
6.8
— —
—26.0
25,435,880
—
■
—
6.1
+
i.
——
25,549,071
27,649,029
•
15,712,052
'
5.5
4.8
921,012,182
47,092,318
+
7.5
15,773,143
+
3.1
18,269,390
15,375,602
5.5
1,717,783,531
714,113,017
5.0
42,482,734
45,579,360
1
+10.0
12,680,725
11,141,997
1
+12.4
16,009,491
17,076,207
9.2
1,479,516,188
1,380,756,498
837,341,774
49,592,056
i
———
774,141,824
1,572,481,512
—
— — —
+ 10.0
16,257,008
+
—
WW
—
14,343,484
.
141,871,943,383
+ 13.3
1,064,319,219,512
992,400,460,570
+
7.2
29,978,685,830
26,619,556,831
+ 12.6
26,429,675,142
24,689,767,654
69,504,750,363
+ 11,5
503,296,093,617
481,962,545,968
+
4.4
13,650,946,298
12,297,090,623
+ 11.0
11,976,394,678
11,878,651,436
to
the
requirements
EXCHANGE
Section
of
RATES
CERTIFIED
AUGUST
522
Noon
BY
of
FEDERAL
1963
9,
Buying
TO
Rate
Friday
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
RESERVE
AUGUST
for
Cable
15,
BANK
TO
1963,
Transfers
Monday
Aug. 9
Aug. 12
TREASURY
UNDER
on
in
New
Tuesday
Aug. 13
York
(Value
in
United
.0387083
2.231474
.
new
—
franc..
.0200390
.0200316
.923281
.922656
.210050
.210040
.210030
.144700
.144675
.310566
.310566
.310566
.204050
.204050
.250996
.250975
.209669
.00161030
.209683
*
.209668
.209658
2.800440
2.800500
.00160987
.00161010
.00275483
.00275466
.00275500
.326566
.326566
.326566
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.277216
.277287
.277240
.277175
.277187
2.773069
2.772712
2.772772
2.772475
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
.139920
.139900
.139900
.139878
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
Spain,
.0166631
.0166645
.0166645
.0166645
.192583
.192641
.192700
.192725
.192675
.231650
.231615
.231629
.231653
.231634
krona
Switzerland, franc
■
.139850
.0349000
.0166645
1.395118
1.395168
1.394988
1.395018
1.394869
2.800700
2.800800
2.800440
2.800500
2.800200
increased
in
nine
decreased-$26
U.
S.
Government
to
sales
securities
decreased
$151
and
personal financing institutions decreased $190 million and loans to "other" nonbank financial institutions decreased $32 million,
as
.00275500
.326566
loans
for purchasing or
million.
.00161037
.00275483
.326533
industrial
and
net gain of $132 millioh; during the com-;'
week a year ago these loans
million. Loans to brokers and dealers
carrying
2.800200
.00160995
2.772970
peseta
i
.209663
2.800800
a
parable
.204050
.251050
Decreases
million in time and savings deposits,
million in borrowings fijom Federal Reserve
$664
districts for
.310566
.204050
.250993
7:
Commercial
.922968
.204025
2.800700
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
following
.144637
.0200325
.250956
member-
in leading cities
Banks.
.210040
.144700
.310566
—
.0200400
.923828
reporting
System
principal changes for the week
of $218 million in loans
adjusted and $753 million in holdings of U. S. Governs
ment securities, an increase of $308 million in holdings
of "other" securities, decreases of $1,448 million in de¬
mand deposits adjusted and $1,341 million in U. S+
Government
demand deposits,
and increases of 1$621;
million in demand deposits credited to domestic com-.r
the
August
and
.0387083
.210120
weekly
mercial banks, $144
2.231235
.0387083
.144706
1.
(Metropolitan),
2.231426
«
'.00742300
.923072
.
Germany, deutsche mark....
India, rupee
Netherlands, guilder
.0387125
Money)
Aug. 15
$
.00741093
.0200400
rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland,- markka
States
of
Federal Reserve
the
of
ended
,
••
statement
condition
banks
1930
Aug. 14
$
.00746810
2.231713
The
Thursday
$
.0387083
*
shows
OF
Wednesday
.00746234
2.231633
Bank'
different
ACT
;/
INCLUSIVE
.00745592
1
the
TARIFF
$
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
+
discontinued.
Country and Monetary Unit
Sweden,
—l
—— — — ———
8,073,547,731
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
France
6,427,743
—
'
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
Ceylon,
——— —
+ 10.4
247,871,544
147,179,452
— ——— —
77,465,452,707
operations
FOREIGN
—
—
160,696,755,559
(171 cities)
(a) Clearings
——-u—
www —
— —
"
72,026,206
+
WW,*.
'''
—
70,954,637
+ 10.9
204,784,816
———
8,924,587,854
York
New
6,545,344 !
'
215,763,112
63,729,621
(17 cities)..
+ 11.5
6,406,974
2.3
—12.2
82,585,254
Barbara
Outside
7,143,806
4,035,363,923
Stockton
Total
256,541,187
1.7
4,473,671,949
205,362,739
Jose.
Santa
389,296,469
—14.5
51,825,342
51,828,766
(a)
Francisco
2.6
+
Pasadena
San
5.7
—
■
—24.9
Modesto
Riverside
1.8
—
55,168,713
83,038,682
California—Berkeley
+ 13.0
+
+
•
8,383,403,357
207,970,871
4,147,258,879
_
City
Arizona—Phoenix
Long
67,025,090
7,917,480,749
7.1
67,217,865
1,310,243,004
Utah—Ogden
0.6
+
37,437,484
-
+
+ 12.8
72,926,929
Portland
Salt
[33,498,583
—
Oregon—Eugene
,
1,083,014,175
35,879,221
Id aho—Boise
8,507,111
1,221,768,205
Seattle
.
Loans
compared with decreases of $237 million and $6 million,
respectively, during the similar week in 1962.
Real
estate loans increased $53 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $640 million, and
the combined
total of-Treasury notes and U. S. Government bbnds
decreased $116 million.
Demand
denosits
adiusted
decreased
in
all
but
one
50
The Commercial and Financial
(722)
of $669 million in New
the Chicago District, $117
mhnon in the Kansas City District, $107 million in the
San 1-rancisco District, and $99 million in the Cleveland
District;.
Savings deposits increased $80 million and
"other" time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
corporations increased $65 million.
district
\orK
included
and
City,
ENTIRE
decreases
in
million
$360
Oil
5Va%
Dec.
Bishop
lion; loans to domestic commercial banks decreased $287
million.
■
.
'
•
.
Increase (+\) or
Decrease (•—) Since
Aug. 7,
July 31,
..
•
'
.
loans
Loans
and
Loans
-adjusted
investments
and
19G2
.
r<In millions of dollars)
.
.
Total
1903
1963
_
.
ASSETS—
132,976
——
.'
950
—
+
.•
-
10,029
'
investments
Commercial
Agricultural
to
Loans
loans
35,146
—:——
loans:
brokers
218
132
~l;390
dealers
and
663
—
84,166
:—
:
'+'
131.322
adjusted i—__—
industrial
and
—
for
+ 10,173
+
24
—
u8,930
'+ '2,026
" 176
"+
pur-
chasing
Electric Illuminating
Other
\
securities——.,
3,124
—-—
151
S.
Other
Co.—
debs, due
mtge.
securities————
+
1,238
4
6
+
85
;
+;
—i'": 12
1,604
_______
Oct
Finance
preferred
Sierra Pacific
572
due
Southern
Bell
Eastern
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Sales finance,
personal finance, etc.
Other
.
Loans
Treasury
Treasury
'!—
i—'
indebtedness—
of
2364
24
1
2,732
Within
1
1,836
+
3
2,638
14,245
+
92
1
years
to
5
After
Other
!
5
,
years
with
P.
R.
and
Balances
with
banks
+
banks.—
+
39
+
189
+
due
Sep
1—Sep
1978—.
+
701
+
+
168,134
Demand
adjusted t
deposits—total S___
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
61,833
States
U.
and
political
Domestic
+
525
—3,742
+
1,750
64,342
subdivisions—
Government
S.
—1,448
89,076
—2,453
+
49
4,919
—
3,579
—
—1,341
1,324
34
—.
616
Mutual
.'
V
11,495
567
.
621
official
Commercial
banks.
insts.,
574
etc.—-L
and savings deposits—total *
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
Other
Domestic
deposits
political subdivisions
interbank..
+
+
88
+
8,344
+
Cash
—
From
Other
65
+
S.
+
570
224
banks
1
2.862
etc
34
+
27
695
+
107
—_
tion
of
t Includes
all
shown
domestic
'+.
demand
time
loan
deposits except
banks,
and
less
reserves__—
15,299
—
687
—
9
+
115
+
Government
37
__
339
(367)
—
43
—
900
—
572
—
10
—
159
170
—
39
outright—
of
banks
U.
of
items
checks
after
S.
deduc¬
gross.
Government
process
of
and
collection.
shown
not
separately.
and
postal savings
Government
S.
and
are: shown
U.
in
653
20
separately.
—
251
39
—
14,464
——
Notes
4,976
+
+
:
4,660
17
+
9,887
.x
Held
Total
loans
Cash
37
—3,752
Bank
32,119
791
+
be
found
and
44
32,128
(1,223)
Total
+
1.864
+
1,694
1,226
+
+
287
102
hssets——
;—_—
+
19
54,687
(1,590)
——
' 4
—
473
+
57
——
assets
112
1,141
6,148
premises_!_—
Other
241
—
32,326
collection
of
1,976
+
—
68
—
1,294
+
r.
including
those
called
The date indicates the
of
corporate
stock
under
called
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
Deposits:
..
U.
notes—
(367)
68
+
30,784
1,829
+
'
Member
reserves:
16,199
Treasurer—general
Foreign
account
it '
1
'' '
Other.
'+
455
+
46
r-
193
—1.174
111
+
152
,'1
977
—
1,052
deposits———____.
Deferred
Other
26
—
6
sinking
redemption
fund
provisions.
last date for mak¬
or
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume
the
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the Chronicle.
in which the details
8-23
8-30
9
10-21
10-
7
Brace
&
Carpets
53/4%
World
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
$1.50
9-
6
8-23
t8c
10-
1
9-16
?$0.3594
10-
1
9-16
9-6
8-23
(quar. >____
common
preference
(quar.)
Chemical
(quar.)
Harshaw
j
OF
•
'_—
25c
——
Electric
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
^
8-20
•
-
^
—
23c
-
9-
8-26
8-15
9-10
v
-30c
7-31
9-16
10c
-
9-13
9-
'
25c
—
8-10
9-13
9-26
35c
6c
Co
(quar.)
Electric
•
-
-
3
9-26
48+4C
:
(quar.)
Telephone
4.80%
I
+
951
77
(1,223)
+
1
53,199
+
114
4,742
dividends
liabilities
8-26
Co.
5%
Hayes
New
Hazeltine
Corp.
(D.
Mining
Heinz
(H.
(1,590)
in—
paid
3.507o
4% %
+
1,217
484
;
-
+
46
+
57
—
24
+
70
7
and
capital
accounts
(1,590)
54,687
57
+
+
1,294
qf gold certificate reserves to
deposit and F. R. note liabilities
31.4%
.5%
+
—1.8%
dating
in
parentheses
the
are
eliminations
2
+
in
made
the
9
+
consoli¬
process.
6
8-23
9-25
50c
—
8-23
15c
10-
1
9-12
9-
1
8-
9
$1.09+8
9-
1
8-
9
87+2 c
9-
1
8-
9
:_
12+2C
8-20
7-31
:
lie
9-30
8-30
25c
10-15
t45c
9-25
8-30
9-
8-15
—
(quar.)
class
Ltd.
A
(quar.)
"
(quar.)—
"
30c
5c
2
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Homestake Mining Co.
(quar.)
Homestead Valve Mfg. (quar.)
9-13
12V2c
9-13
J12+2C
Oil,
1-1-64
'.—_____
debs,
due
PARTIAL
Apr.
Hooker
Chemical
Corp.,
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
$5
2nd
preferred
10c
&
5%
Hardart
preferred
Hoskins
$5
Oil
47/8%
Belt
&
cumul.
Baltimore
first
&
8-15
&
preferred
4
9-
4
9-12'
8-16
25c
9-12
8-16
9-30
9-20
9-
.'15c
$1.25-
»_i.
—
,
.31+4C
,
5
8-20
9-30
9-15
9-10
.i
8-16
9-
f
18c
12+2C
(quar.)
$1.06+4
—
8-16
17+2C
Smelting
&
9-11
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-30
9-
8-
Ltd.—
Co.,
J75C
Quarterly
(q'uar.)
9
Citizens
of
first
mtge.
series
A
bonds
Interstate
debs,
4%%
due
coll.
Gas
Sept.
Power
first
1980
-Sep
6
567
trust
due
bonds
1987
-Sep
3
472
—Sep
1
473
1979—
-Sep
1
1972
Great Lakes
Northern
1,
series
1982
bonds
due
_
-Sep
1
473
381
due
1987—
Great
1
569
Greeley
474
8-31
8-16
31+4C
8-31
8-16
32c
8-31
8-16
$1.41
35+4C
8-31
8-16
39c
8-31
8-16
35+BC
8-31
17+2C
8-31
8-15
14c
8-20
7-31
Pulp
Paper, class A
&
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6.25%
preferred
Hudson
Vitamin
Production
Hunt
Foods
&
—
series
B
Erie
—_—_
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
Mortgage
(quar.)
com.
(quaiv)^-
9-15
8-30
12+2 c
8-30
8-15
8-30
8-15
8-30
8-15
40c
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
1
9-13
9-30
9-19
$1.25
9-30
9-16
$1.25
(quar.)
common
50c
12-30
12-16
10-
J32+2C
(quar.)__
Huttig Sash & Door Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—
5+a%
Gas & Water
3%%
first
47/8%
Loblaw
6%
20
mtge.
first
Co.,
year
Pioneer
E
debs,
River
4%%
Natural
5V2%
debs,
Portland
due
General
Sept.
1,
due
1980
bonds
E
bonds
due
1
1980
Aug 31
474
1
572
Sep
1,
1977_^_
16
March
l
1977
:
Sep
4%%
first
mtge.
pipe
line
bonds
due
5
first
mtge.
pipe
line
bonds
1
518
Sep
1982_ .Sep
first
1
573
1
574
9-10
8-16
50c
57+2C
10-15
Co.,
27+2C
10-
1
1
8-16
9-
1
net
mtge.
1977;
pipe line bonds due 1978; and
mtge. pipe line bonds due 1978
Sep
Materials Co., 6»/4% cumul.
preferred stock- .Nov
__
B
J_
(quar.)
(quar.).,
6
Inc.
Common
$5
Gulf
Gulf
Mobile
&
Oil
9-10
9-
1
12-
1
1:15c
9-30
9-
6
$15c
9-30
9-
6
$1.62+2
9-
2
8-15
8-22
03
8-23
8-
9-
6
8-23
9-13
8-30
1
03
9
519
4.64%
144
5.16%
Institutional
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
net
8-
8
8-30
8-
8
9c
(from
8-30
8-30
8-
8
in¬
7-30
12c
pfd,
.__
(quar,)
—
8-21
$1.25
3-16-64
$1.25
$1.25
40c
8-
6
1
8-15
(quar.)
75c
Corp.,
class
(quar.)_
_■___
8-
5
1-2-64
12-
3
9-16
9-
3
10c
9-16
8-30
8-31
8-
10c
-
3
$3
35c
40c
fquar.)—
A
9-
9-
6
Ltd.—
Fund
Foundation
(from
income)
net
—
3
8-
1
9-10
8-
9
9-
8-
5
International Business Machines Corp.—
$1
Quarterly
International
International
Harvester,
Nickel
Co.
Quarterly '
7%
of
pfd., iquar.)__
Canada,
International Petroleum Co.,
International
Proteins
International
Resistance
t50c
Ltd.
(stock
Co.
(increased)
Silver
Common
Class
(quar:)______—„_
Telegraph
&
5.25%
preferred
series B
preferred
convertible preferred series
12-16
11-29
4%
convertible
series
Utilities,
(quar.)
$1.16
10-
1
9-15
Interprovincial
(quar.)
$1.29
10-
1
9-15
Interstate
9-10
8-23
9-
1
8-14
Engineering
8-
1
I+3C
8-20
8-
1
8-31
7-26
8-31
7-26
8-31
7-26
(quar.)_;
(initial)—
$1
8-31
7-26
$1.1667
8-31
7-26
(initial)__
20c
8-31
8-19
50c
C
8-31
8-19
9-
8-
B
—
new
Line
8-20
$1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Pipe
5c
27+2 c
Corp.
(initial)
convertible
4%
preferred
9
9-26
$1.53+8
,—
Telephone
(quar.)
$2
8-
8-15
$1.31+4
______
preferred
International
9
8-30
5c
(quar.)__,
B
9-
10-15
Products—
(quar.)
International
1:60c
8-21
10c
—
Co. y
3
9-20
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
Securities
Stretch
$1.75
Ltd.—
—:—
4%
2
9-
8-31
8-22
8-
7
8-22
9-16
11-15
2-21
9-10
8-
9-16
9-30
9-20
9
9-
9-11
4c
10c
11-29
——_—_J—__
5.25%
Co.—
preferred
preferred
9-13
20c
:
Shares,
Institutional
International
I+2C
Fund—f.
(quar.)
1
9-11
A
S.
common
(s-a)
Container
International
12c
$5
10-
13c
33c
Mexico
de
Co.,
preferred
Steel
35c
Fund
RR.,
(quar.)
Corp.
Power
1
6%
Inland
25c
Fund
Ohio
preferred
1
Ingersoll-Rand
Motor
12-10
Service
Electrica
Inland
income—
Inc.
J80c
&
—-
25c
Public
Interstate
Fund,
income)
8-2S
Indiana
Industria
8-25
(Delaware) —
Mutual
<quar.)_
Britain
—
6
(One share for every two
subject to approval of stock¬
holders Aug. 13)
Incorporated Investors (quar. from income)
Indian Head Mills, new common
(initial)—
Indiana Gas & Water (quar.)
9-15
30c
Administered
_
Guardian
Stock
Great
of
7-25
9-
dividend
Inland
17+2 c
(quar.)
investment
Co.
Ltd.
8-31
'
Gulf
Tobacco
1
8-20
25c
(quar.)
Assurance
(Canada)
Life
9-30
(Houston)—
(increased-quar.)
Products
pfd. (quar.)
(increased i_
common
Works
25c
(quar.)
$5 preferred
1977;
first
8-
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
Brick
Fire
Securities
from
vestment
1,
due
Vulcan
All
6V»%
Co.,
P.)
Store
*
Co.—
Co.
Insurance
Industries
Fully
■
55/8 %
Gas
(A.
Inc.
Co.—
Electric
Life
Aerospace-Science
1978
4+4% first mtge. bonds due
Sept. 1, 1986
Sperry Rand Corp. 5 Vs> % s. f. debs, due
Sept.
Eastern Transmission Corp.—
47/a%
8-31
40c
Grolier,
Corp.—
due
Texas
j'8%
7-29
9-
30c
40c
Grocery
.Sep
._.
Group
Sept.
Breaker, 4.60%
Power
$20c
Winnipeg Gas, common (increased)
Voting trust certificates (increased)
__L
Green
and
1972_ Sep
Ltd.—
due
debs,
Gas
D
series
Fuel
due
Inc.—
series
mtge.
Groceterias Co.
series
Mississippi
16
Mining
year
Indiana
due
Co.—
subord. conv. debs,
Circuit
Tool
8-16
$1.25
(quar.)_
Industries
A
&
(quar.)_
Trust-.
series
Huron
—_
(quar.)
Products
Gas
investment
Gregory
15
(quar.)__
Greater
381
Homestake
Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
473
debs,
Foods
Paper
Southern
1
47/b%
8-23
20c
Tea
Co.—
1
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec
15c
(quar.)__
Pacific
Dredge & Dock (quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Power,- Ltd. (quar.)
Lakes
Lakes
When
Share
(quar.)__
&
Great
-Oct
Power
Fairmont
Co.
Corp.
Atlantic
Great
due
Co.—
mtge.
Graniteville
Sept. 1, 1982
-Sep
Corp. 5% cumul. junior pfd. stock—Oct
General Acceptance Corp. 4%%
senior debs, due 1971_ .Sep
Duke
Company
Great
&
first mtge. pipe line bonds
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—
5%
due
Great
bonds
Co.—
mtge.
Name of
567
Grand Union
4.70%
Consumers
1
Chicago—
mtge.
Utilities
3+2%
Colorado
—Sep
Co.—
9
31+2C
preferred series A (quar.)
5.12 % preferred series B (quar.i.——.—__
shares held,
13
page
8-16
9-t1'
v
40c
i:
5
Power—
Mining
Bay
9-
9-27
$1.12+2
(quar.)
Co.
8-
9-27
25c
(initial-quar.)
Corp., common
Stores
8-27
(incr.-quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
Lighting
common
Hubinger
25c
(quar.)of America, 5% preferred (quar,)
Ireland,
Per
Co.—
stock
Electric
refunding
first
Continued from
Refining
preferred
Gas
Railway Co.
45/8%
Page
2
8-23
1
$1.25
—
Manufacturing
Hotel Corp.
Stock
Date
8-31
$1.06+4
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
C
Company, class A
Class
B
(incr.-quar.)
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
Imperial
Imperial
DIVIDENDS
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Ashland
567
8-31
12-
9-13
I-T-E
Page
Aug 31
1980
1,
5
9-
40c
•_
-•
10-
'
5%
87
9-
(quar.)
Co.
5%
ents
1
9-25
Corp.—
(quar.)
Hugoton
combined
10-
20c
Hugoton
Contingent liability on acceptances
purchased for foreign correspond¬
6
(quar.)
Dauch,
4»/4%
7
2
9-
15c
Manufacturing
(quar.)—i_—
Homasco Company,
common
(resumed)—+
5%
preferred
269
+
8-
1
87+2C
Chemical
Supermarkets,
Electric Light
Home
8-28
8-26
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
&
8-30
9-15
91+4C
—
(quar.)
Hicks-Ponder
Hinde
9-16
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Houston
+
.
934
Figures
conv.
Inc.
3+2%
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
Newport
Common
8-16
Products—
Powder
A
8-26
I2V2C
(quar.)_.
(increased-quar.)_
preferred
Galion
Heyden
8-23
c
Co.—
J.)
Hercules
Hilo
Co.
preferred
Hercules
quar.D—
5%
accounts
liabs.
&
Corp.
8-23
9-12
12+2
^__
(quar.)_
C.)
Hecla
8-23
13 %c
(quar.)
(initial
common
8-23
-9-12
16c
——
preferred
(quar.)
Steel Products,—
8-23
9-12
9-12
12+4 c
(quar.)^
9-12
12+2C
(quar.)__
5 V2 %
Illinois
Date
subord.
5
12c
common
(quar.)
preferred
Howard
ACCOUNTS—
capital
Co.,
preferred
preferred
143
—
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Atlantic
8-23
12+20
(quar.
Idaho
NOTICE
8-15
8-
888
—
906
17,596
availability cash items
liabilities & accrued
Other
notes,
8-15
.9-12
3
New
Total
Surplus
redemption,
3
9-
Horn
bank
S.
Total
bonds,
3
9-
9-13
5.70%
for
1
9-
15 c
Hoover
Ratio
list
a
common
'9-
-
...
Hobart
securities—
and
process
197
9
agreement
securities—
Gov't
S.
in
Items
outright!
bought
repurchase
U.
Capital
will
8-16
5c
lie
$1.25
•
x
45c
Hudson
Below
8-26
(quar.i
common
Hansen
Hill's
under
CAPITAL
preferred
9-10
9-10
25c
9-12
Hudson
'
9-10
1
25c
Class
3,108
—
Certificates
Total
Fund Notices
1
10-
(quar.)
Heublein,
—
....
Redemption Calls and Sinking
8-21
10-
$1.06 Yt
—
(quar.)—
securities:
321
408
110
+
Items
those
cash
officers'
deposits
14,025
commercial
individual
reserves;
certified
Includes
not
to
commercial
S Includes
♦
loans
"
358
■■+'" 106
2.540
J
664
+
5,844
of
1,314
R.
advances
Bills
15
924
ACCOUNTS
valuation
domestic
.
banks
Reserve
others
t Exclusive
1962
46
Bought outright—
3,496
34
liabilities
CAPITAL
and
3,579
11,756
9-16
8-30
$i.i2ya
:
(quar.)
Harman,
3.65%
Discounts
U.
notes—
F.
gold certificate
Total
80
36,821
,
...
Governments, official insts.,
Federal
for
Acceptances—bought
Borrowings:
From
fund
Total
63
144
—
55,725
Foreign:
Commercial
Aug. 15,
1963
■—1
13,985
55
—
30c
(quar. t
,
Co.
Heath
account
Bonds
3,803
time
and
81
—
1,070
:
Time
States
Aug. 7,
1963
Redemption
Foreign:
Governments,
5
8-30
9-16
•9-16
(M. A.)
5.10%
Aug. 14,
certificate
19
+
<
11-
11-15
15c
6
50c
of dollars)
ASSETS—
Gold
3
47
+
9
(quar.)
.
"
savings..
8-
—
Hawaiian
Decrease (—) Since
.
_
3
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Haverty Furniture
Increase ( + ) or
interbank:
Commercial
&
3.90%
(In millions
509
+
9-
'
Total
deposits
t25c
$1 -
(quar.)
Organ
preferred
5%
LIABILITIES—
Demand
preferred
Hawaiian
96
11,834
8-12
Co.
616
1
3
Consolidated Statement of Condition
191
37
—
5,576
9-
3
t$1.25
common
8-16
3
9-
(quar.)
Harcourt
3
98
__
2,874
._
assets/liabilities
17
'
Co.,
9-
9-24
tic
common..
Paper, common
preferred
(quar.)
%
Harding
3,856
—2,698
1,595
—_
domestic
"+
Ltd.,
574
—Sep
2,338
+
8-15
Mining
issue.
381
308
+
12,944
;
assets—net
Total
18,810
—,~
coin
Currency
Other
—"
196
—
1
Hanna
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
—
8-30
9-
60C
__
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
5%
4,026
—
12
—
6,895
;_
securities
Reserves
_
1
25c
—
^
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
Refractories,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
241
—
bonds maturing:
year
-
-
:
427
'
Treasury notes & U. S.
10-
35c
(quar.)
Harvey Stores, class A.
Hastings Manufacturing
303
—
8-19
5%
dividend)
Hartford Gas, common (quar.)
8%
preferred
(quar.)
2,6r3
—
640
—
Co.
518
144
—
753
—;
Water
Aug 24
1.301
+
287
—
(stock
—Aug 24
1985_____—
2,541
—
1,654
28.346
:
this
in
Industries
^
Hanna
mtge. pipe line bonds
♦Announced
(quar.)___
Western
Hartford
707
+
&
Handy
\
17
19,157
banks.—
securities—total.
bills
certificates
+.
53
•+
preferred
Hammond
*
6
.
ISep
Corp.—
stock—_•
preferred
first
8-19
_J
(quar.)
Handmacher-Vogel
—Sep
second
679
+
32
—
17,083
commercial
190
—
770
——
——:
domestic
to
Government
S.
banks
loansl,—
loans.—
Other
Loans
U.
foreign
estate
5%%
-
,
3,243
—
to
Real
t
■
.
4,159
9-15
4V2
v
\
1
,y
8-19
$1.27
4%
'517
19
Transmission
first
5.50%
305
Sep
—
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—+
debs, due June l, 1986-—:
5%
year
Texas
9-15
4+4%
*1985—
l;
1,
July
$1.25
preferred
—
Hammermill
Co.—i
due 'July
9-15
5%
preferred
Hamilton
Watch
'
______________—. __
debs.,
$1.11'
ivnnes, Ltd
Hamilton
Cotton,
..'
debs,
(quar.)
Raiuiur
474
stocks 'series of 1947 and 1956—Aug 41
5% "Jo
8-19
preferred
Hajoca Corp.
(quar.)
Halliburton Co. (quar.)
*
—____Sep
preferred stocks——
first preferred and $2.50
Power
8-19
9-15
Hackensack
474
serial
5%
stocks
Corp.,
8-19
9-15
$1.10
common
■
"384
Co.—
cumul.
—Aug 30
1
Bancorporation—
4+2%
conv.
preferred
stock
Pacific Power & Light Co.-+
6.16%
Polaroid
,V
473
1
—Aug 23
!
9-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Gulf
Aug 30
1970—Aug 20
1,
28c
(quar.)_.
preferred
$5.08
1977—.
due
bonds
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
preferred
$5
'
;
line
pipe
cumul. prior pfd.
6%
29
securities———
Government
due July
'Mining
1st
Murpny
159
2
—.
472
Aug 20
.
subord,'debs,
cdnv.
Northwest
Other loans +or purchasing or carrying:
U.
Corp.' 4%
WVten
Share
Utilities,
$4.40
•
________
____.
Company
States
$4.44
379
4
Co.—
preferred stock
Public' Service Co.-^-
6%%
358
securities
Sep
—
.
serial
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
$4.20
;.
12 year 5%%
Sept. 1, 1969
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
cgiTylng:
or
Government
S.
debs.
conv.
——
Community
;
5%'+ first mtge.' series E bonds due 1987——:.
Hertz
•
U.
B subord.
1^68.
■
6+4 %
Aug. 8,
Gulf
Corp.—
5%
cumul.
conv.
preferred stock..:—...
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.—
6% first mtge. conv. bonas due 1968—________
$4.50
Name of
Page
Babcock
&
Homestake
•.
1,
.
Per
Date
Co.—
Gas
series A and
uue
Cleveland
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
other than Federal Reserve Banks increased $106 mil¬
&
.
CALLED
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
Associated
Chronicle
(increased
Corp.
quar.)
(quar.)
t80c
12+2C
3
8-31
9
8-16
Volume
Number
198
The
6291
Per
Name of
Interstate
Financial
Class
(quar.)
$1
B
preferred
Iowa
___
New
20c
3.75%
Israel
9-16
Levy Industries, Ltd., 6% 2nd pref.
Libby, McNeil & Libby—
■
Common ' (stock
dividend)-—
11-
1
10-16
luc
11-
1
10-16
2o%
9-
9
'
1
9-
1
8-
2
9-
1
8-
2
$3.50
97 J/2 c
9-
1
8-
2
Lindberg
Steel
LiiiK-iieic
Co.
5>
1st
5%
1
8-15
Little
Co.,
Johnson
Machine
&
Lamson
Jones
&
9-10
8-20
1
8-24
;
10-10
Loblaw
40c
9-30
9-16
$1.50
93%c
10-18
t3c
11- 1
j 9-13
$1
•••'..
(quar.)_,
11-
1
&
43A%
8-3 J
9-30
Lockhart
9-30
9-11
8-23
Locxneed Aircraft, new
London Life Insurance
9
8-bU
toe
9-
62>/2c
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
9-10
1
-
8-
Lone
5
9
9-
6
37Vic
8-12
22Vic
8-31
8-16
Lykes
L>nch
$4.35
$4.50
preferred
1
9-
1
8-16
Lynchburg
9-
1
8-16
Lyons-Magnus,
Lyon
31
Vic
9-20
preferred
25c
10-15
9-16
Class
8-30
50c
10-15
9-13
8-29
9-
3
1
9-10
Mailman, Ltd.,
9-27
8-30
Maine central
9-
4
Mallory
9-11
9-
4
Manhattan
Shirt
Inc.
10-
$6Vic
.7
20c
1
Inc.
(quar.)
27Vic
27Vic
(quar.)
8-
9-13
8-
9-
5
10-15
1-15-64.
5
(quar.)
Co.
Gold
Marsh
8-20
Marshall
9-16
8-26
9-
2
8-15
9-
Mines
(quar.)
60c
4-
8
1-
8
Co.
(quar.)
8-12
8-30
May
9-13
10c
9-13
8-30
Common
$3.75
10-
1
9-
1
8-
30c
10-
1
9-
6
of
income
and
12
Steel
Kilemba-
(I. B.)
Kollmorgen
Wire
Knudson
5%
Cobalt
5 Vi %
Kresge
Kroger
6%
S.)
Co.
Labrador
iLaclede
Gas
4.32%
5%
;
Co.,
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lake
Central
Lake
•
Co.
Superior
,,»
Lamston
8-20
7-31
McNeil
9-13
8-28
Mead
8-30
8-15
Lane
Lang
H.),
A
Mead
Mechanics
Bryant, Inc.
& Company
Laura
Secord
9-30
9-30
9-13
9-11
8-20
9-
1
7-26
1
9-16
Mellon
11-
1
10-15
9-
1
8-21
Johnson
tlOc
v.~
Stock
5%%
Leath
Lee
L#>e
National
Increased
Melville
Lehigh
Leonard
Leslie
Lester
Salt
Co.
pfd..
(quar.)_i
com.
(quar.)
Cement
Stores
6
8-15
8-30
National
General
Corp.
9-14
8-23
National
Gypsum
Co.,
9-10
8-15
National
Lead
Trust
8-26
Mercantile
1
9-16
Merck
'9-16
9-30
9-30
9-16
&
$3.50
9-17
National
Life
&
9-
3
8-19
National
;
9
8-
9
National
Propane
3
8-19
National
Rubber
9-
5
8-19
National
Securities
9-10
8-16
National
8-22
8-12
Fla.)
Stock
Life
9-20
National
Starch' &
8-23
National
Tea
9-
3
8-15
National
11-
4
10-18
8-31
8-15
Corp.,
8-23
8-16
Nedick's-
8-16
Nekoosa-Edwards
9-1
8-16
8.
9
8-16
8-30
9-10
8-26
^Nationwide
Initial
Nelly
Don,
Nelson
8-15
8-15
Nestle-LeMur
3
8-15
New
9-15
8-31
'
9-
(quar.)
8-15
8-19
9-
3
8-
9
10-15
10c
2
10-
1
9-
*31 Vic
1
8-30
5
8-15
8-
9-1
8-
1
10c
9-
5
8-20
10c
9-
3
9-17
8-16
*
9-
3
10-
1
9-10
20c
9-
3
8-16
lOc
9-20
9-
12 Vic
9-10
8-30
25c
:____
—
9-
5
3
8-
9
15c
9-16
9-
6
$4.85
9-15
$2.40
9-13
8-15
10c
9-
8-15
3
9-16.
8-28
12-20
12-10
9-30
9-
9-12
payment
(quar.)
$4.50
3.75%
17c
10-
1
9-13
60c
9-
3
8-
40c
9-
3
8-22
8-19
$1
9-
1
8-16
10c
9-
5
8-20
Norfolk
Co.
common
Midwest
Insurance
4V2%
preferred
Midwestern
Cos.
5%
3%
8-30
9-
8-16
4
9-
4
8-20
8-23
8-
9-
8-16
1
9
9-19
8-27
8rl2
7Vac
8-31
8-15
8-29
8-30
8-
8
9-
1
8-
8
20c
9-
4
8-14
8-23
8-
7-25
7-22
8-26
8-12
2
8-15
8-
9-13
8-30
9-30
8-27
1
9-30
9-16
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-
9
8-
9-
3
8-16
40c
Dry
.__
Gas
9-
3
8-15
50c
10-
1
8-30
9
Dock—
(quar.)_
Corp.—
&
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
93 %c
Power
10-
$1.12J/2
10-
1
9-
Corp.,
6
9-
t60c
plus 8c
(quar.)__
,
from
Western
Ry.,
9-15
8-30
9-12
8-29
25c
9-
8-31
8-16
t30c
(quar.)___
9-20
$1
9-16
8-16
$1.25
15c
7
Corp.,
8-30
invest¬
net
common
(quar.)
Mining
8-1*
9-15
long-term cap¬
from
Co., common (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)__
preferred
3
60c
$1
(quar.)
common
t6c
Ltd
9-10 '
11-
8-
6
8
I
10-10
9-30
8-30
20c
9-10
8-31
10c
9-20
8-30
37 J/2 c
9-20
8-30
15c
10-15
9-30
$1.75
12J/ac
9-30
9-16
8-20
7-30
6%
9-16
8-23
8-26
North
9-30
9-16
10-31
10-16
10-
preferred
North
9
7%
North
1
North
Carolina
9-
1
Northern
8-
5
4.40%
8-20
Northern
8-15
25c
9-30
8-28
25c
8-31
8-
30c
9-
3
25c,
10-
7
10-
1
25c
10-
1
9-
5
56V4c
10-
i
9-
5
9-
5
5
8-15
5%.
$1.27V2
9-
3
8-20
9-3
8-20
.
...
10-
7
25c
9-30
9-
9
common..
33c
9-20
8-31
44c
9-30
8-31
common
(quar.)__
Common
Pacific
Northwest
4.50%;
9-
3
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
$1.40
Natural
Railway
1
9-17
10-
1
9-13
9-
1
8-15
10-31
10-10
*12 J/2 C
Gas__
(quar.).
common
10-
40c
Bancorporation,
conv.
9-20
10-
$1.45
(quar.)
Ontario
Northern
45c
$1.37 J/2
;
—
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
55C
32J/ac
$1,121%
9-1
8-
2
9-
8-
2
1
Northwestern National Insurance Co. (Milw.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
5c
.
•
Gas,
10-21 .'
(quar.)_—
(quar.)___——
Bank
Service,
(quar.)
Natural
7-31
dividend)
Lines
Public
preferred (quar.)
5.80%-preferred
(quar.)__
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone-^Northern
(quar.)
Inc.—
5% %
'
,
Van
National
Indiana
preferred
9-12
(quar.)______
Industries,
(quar.)
American
9-
1
8-31
.
Refractories
Sugar
preferred
8-20
15c
Corp." (quar.)___
(quar.)
American
American
9-15
20c
~
(quar.)
Car
Common
9-
8-15
(quar.)
7-25
9-16
i_
8-20
pref.
8-20
American
3
(quar.)
9-13
American Investment Corp. of Calif.—
(from investment income)——
8-29
Common
1
North
9-
Minneapolis-Honeywell
10-
North
'
$5.10
8-16
6
I
1
3
6
,
•
i
3
9-
9-
9-10
$1.37ya
preferred
9
9-27
7 V2c
9-
(quar.)
5V2%
8-
9-
(quar.)
Minneapolis Gas. Co.—
1
1
15c
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
(stock
8-26
8-20
9-
1
(Lincoln, Neb.) —
Milo Electronics
9-10
9-20
1
(quar.)
com.
17V2C
$1.12 >/2
10-
$1.10
Reclaiming,
8-15
10-
Quarterly
Rubber
8-15
9-16
10-
(quar.)
common
<te
9
9-16
56 %C
45c
45c
_J___——3
A
Life
6%
8-
$1.06%
50c
&
gains)
Normetal
3
87y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8-15
'i. 8-16
9-
$1.12 Va
4%
series A
Noranda Mines,
8-17
9-10
30c
30c
income
8-16
9-16
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (22c
1
9-14
9-10
9-13
1
20c
pfd.
(quar.)
Light
9
15c
9-27
$1.01%
4%
(quar.)
Mining
9-
25c
Co.-
Electric
preferred
9-
,
5
9-
90C
(quar.)
$1.18%
(quar.) '
(St. Louis)
9-
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Brake
Nopco Chemical
Co.
preferred
Air
Newfoundland
ital
8-15
Co.—
1
preferred
ment
9-10
9-16
47 %C
60c
(quar.) __"
preferred
(quar.)
Water, common
Midwest
9
-
—
Telegraph
(quar.)
State
Newmont
(quar.)
&
York
4 Va %
10-10
5c
Telephone
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
9
9-16
40c
60c
(quar.)
New
9
9-16
18c
New
8-
1
25C
New
8-16
(Pgh.)—■
8
l(k-
$15
common
1
8-
shares
(quar.)
9-20
1
;
Co.
10-
7V2C
com.
8-30
(Albany, NY)—
Common
/
on
8-
York
(quar.)
class A
quar.)
Quarterly
1
'____
9
10-15
8-22
(quar.)—
4.05% preferred (quar.)
Jersey Zinc Co
Newport News Shipbuilding
$1.06y4
^
8-
5c
(NJ)
New
9-
25c
42y2c
—
series
5%
3
9-14
8-22
5
6%c
A
Rental
Centers,
Co.?
preferred
England
Quarterly
9-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Trust
Middlesex
7-24
15c
8-20
1
$1.37V2
t40c
37y2c
(quar.)
Midas-International Corp.,
class A
Middle States Telephone of Illinois—
8-16
35c
«
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)_
8-16
3 %
$1.44
r
5%
8-15
8-15
9
9-11
15c
:___
Michigan Gas Utilities,
9
7c
7Vic
9-
10-
15c
Goods
4.40%
8-15
9-
9-
fl7Vic
;_
(quar.)
(resumed)
4
9-20
25c
-
3
9-
15c
12Vic
Ltd.
20c
(quar.)
&
10-31'
10-10
25c
(quar.)
com.
8-20
9-
(Pittsburgh)
Inc
Meter
3
9-
9-10
20c
class
Paper
Inc.
Fund,
9-3
9-
8-16
10%
(increased
quarterly
•
Neptune'
•
Safety
Stores
'
85c
9-12
55c
Video
9-15
93 %C
8-15
17V2C
(quar.)
Insurance
Work-Clothes
9-14
I
6
1
'(Orlando,
Insurance
Quarterly
-National
tl2yac
■
9-
9-
20c
;
(quar.)_
Fire
t$1.37y2
30c
9
9-27
15c
Chemical
Co.
Union
National
12»/2C
8-
10c
Co.
dividend
1
5
Trust, Units of beneficial interest
$0.1360520
Corp. (quar.)
—_
15c
(J.), Inc. (quar.)
5c
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., com. (quar.)
50c
Metal
5
8-16
3
17»/2C
(quar.)
Research
Standard
17c
Michaels
8
8-
9-13
9-
30C
4%
—
(initial)
Corp.
9-
45C
—.
(quar;)
dividend)
(quar.)
Insurance
Machinery
10-
Insurance
___
pfd.
Industries
9-
Mesabi
9-16
8-
32c
.
Co.,
8-26
5c
27 J/2 c
<-
75c
30c
(quar.)
(stock
$4.50
Accident
Presto
30c
(quar.)
preferred
5
2
55c
Co
9-30
9-
Manufacturing
Financial
(quar.)_
'9-30
10-
9-30
.
(quar.)
Mercantile
B
9-
12-
10c
(quar.)
4V4% preferred $100 par (quar.)
.____!_
4V4%
preferred $50 par (quar.)
National Food Products Corp. (quar.)
9-12
Mercantile
preferred
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering
8-19
8-22
32Vic
'
(quar.)
1
4%
28Vic
(quar.)—
Corp.
9-
9-10
31 Vic
_
(quar.)
Refineries
Stores
Menasco
27c
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
Motor Freight (quar.)
Corp.
8-19
8-19
26Vic
Co.
Portland
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Bank
A
9
9-20
12-20
25c
Dairy Products
(quar.)____:
Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
9-16
quarterly
Corp.—
1
22c.
,(quar.)___;
D.)
Way
Lees on a
8-15
1
Shoe
preferred
8-
25c
$3.50
30c
—
Common
35c
(quar.)__
Bank
t35c
(quar.)
A
6
r.
common
Quarterly
Corporation
9f 1
$1.25-
common
9-
10-
:
Engineering
Co.
&
J75c '
dividend
preferred
&
(H.
Lerner
Inc.,
National
8-16
$1.25
(quar.)—
Farmers
9-
t$1.25
.___
Lear-Siegler
&
8-30
8
25c
!
8-15
45c
(quar.)
Medford
10-
15c
(quar.)^,
Laurentide Financial, Ltd., 6V4% pfd.
(quar.)
Lawter Chemicals Inc.
(quar.)
;.
:__
Layne & Bowler Pump (quar.)
Leader-Durst,
class
A
(quar.)
»
&
preferred
$2
Candy Shops,
Robbins
Machine
9-13
(quar.)
Power,
Inc.
Inc.
Corp.
Publishing
Corporation,
4!A%
8-16
20c
______
1
A
$1.75
(resumed)——
(M.
By-Products
Power & Light,
McKesson
8c
8-
9-10
75c
(quar.)
Jersey
&
7-29
8-14
Antonio)
(quar.).
New
8-30
(quar.ji
District
Corp.
National
Tulsa
9-16
Class
9
(San
Co. Kquar.)
Book
9-30
27Vic
5,% preferred (quar.)-
Lamson
Blank
62y<c
8-26
(accum.)
6Vi%
Biscuit
National
t25c
(quar.)
8-28
(quar.)
Airlines,
National
9-13
Water
68%c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Steel
8-15
of
Haven
$1.50
C
,>4.56%
Laclede
Bank
New
9-16
8-
2
22c
Quarterly
New Haven Gas
30c
series
common
preferred
8-21
'
series)
common
9-12
Mining & Exploration—.;..
Telephone Corp. (quar.)
LaCrosse
5
9-
55c
Co.,
9-
8-21
9-13
in-
(quar.)___.
Commerce
8-30
62Vic
A
5%
<
•
of
8-16
&
1
8-30
25c
ordinary
(Auburn, NY)
Bank
8-30
20c
series
Acceptance, class
preferred (annual)
$1.40 preferred (quar.).
Bank
National
9-14
27Vic
(increased)-
Labrador
»,
National
35c
4%%
.
8-16
7-20
$$1.12Va
1947
and
Aircraft
10-
■
8-22
12 Va C
(quar.)
(from
30C
McGraw-Hill
8-15
1
9-3:'.
8-30
8-31
7c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Corp.
8-30
t30c
(quar.)__
9-12
(auar.)
pfd.
Aviation
20C
10c
(quar.)
6%
Co.
Corporation
National
40c
;
11 Vic
.
(quar.)
preferred
Kuner-Empson,
Chemical
Nashua
ioc
Life
&
tl2Vic
(initial)
common
Nalco
35c
(quar;)__;
(annual)
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
7%
3
8-30
8-30
15c
(quar.)
i7y2c
9-10
(quarterly from income)
preferred
conv.
(S.
9-
1
10-
$1.37 J/2
9-16
;_
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
93%c
McDonnell
7Vic
1
10-
25c
common
(quar.)
McCormick
*
i
(quar.)
Creamery Co.
Co., common
convertible
capital
(quar.)
Rubber
Corp.
Knickerbocker Fund
Koehring
investment
from
cents
Stores
&
Copper
Kleinert
from
cents
35
Discount
10-
10-1
t$1.75
$1
(quar.)
A
28c
____
;
Co.
preferred
t27J/2c
50c
Corporation,
preferred
(quar.)
$2.50
8-30
40c
Vernon Mills,
common
preferred-(s-a)
Movie Stare, Inc., class A (increased
quar.)
Mansingwear, Inc; (quar.-)__^
Murpny (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
9-
(quar.)
Indemnity
Corporation,
8-30
8-30
1
t$1.75
7%
preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred 1959 series
Maytag Company
(quar.)
Funds—
1
1
10-
3oc
15c
$3.40
8
1010-
Muunt
McCord
20c
35c
$1.27 J/2
National Cash Register (quar.)
National Casket Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(1945
0
$1.17 J/2
„
8-15
(quar.).
pfd.
8-15
(quar.)
40c
Co. (quar.)
■.
Conveyor Co. (quar.)___
Department Stores—
8-30
10-15
8-16
9-16
Wheel
National
Mastan
9
9-
8-31
(quar.)
1
Mathews
8-
10-15
30c
62 J/2 c
t25c
(quar.)
&
10-15
1"
$1.12 J/2
Corp.
(increased)
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.) - •
1
11-
9-27
(quar.)
_i__
Corp. (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
preferred
5
Keystone Income Fund Series K-l—
(Quarterly
Field
4V;2%
8-23
10c
Motor
11-
30c
15c
17V2C
—
9-19
3%
Mills
8-15
*.•
:_
:
9-
(quar.)
15c
(payable in class B shs.)
Keyes Fibre, common (quar.)
4.80%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Keystone
Keystone
1
8-30
Ltd.—
—
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
J12c
(quar.),
Co.
Co.
Massachusetts
1-15-64
&
Supermarkets
8
8
4-15-64
$1.18%
Oil
1-
23c
(quar.)
R.)
10-
$1.25
Land
River,
Marion
Mfg. (quar.)___
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
(quar.)
Marquette Cement Mig. (quar.)
Marsh & McLennan, Inc.
(quar.)
9
27Vic
(s-a)
common
Marathon
8-29
8-20
~
25c
(quar.)
12-16
8-31
20c
(quar.)
9-16
1-2-64
87 Vic
!
(quar.)
1
(P.
8-15
8-30
30C
K
2yac
Powell
conv. priority shares (quar.)
RR. 5% pfd. (accum.)
9-11
2
(quar.)__
17c
—
&
—
Manpower,
com.
basis)
com,; (increased)
A
Copper Co. (quar.)__
Magnavox Company (quar.)
Maner
Shoes, Ltd. (quar.)
8-12
10-
87 Vic
B (quar.)
Stock dividend
•
common
15c
Organization
quarterly
a
class
Bloedel
35c
Class
•
B
Co.
8-20
15c
Magma
5c
(quar.)
on
Corp.,
2'
9-
9-12
30c
(quar.)
10c
.___
MacWhyte Company (increased-quar.)
Madison Square Garden, 60c pfd. (quar.)
Madway Main Line Homes__
9-30
$1.25
;
Tool
National
(now
Shirt
9-
$1.25
10c
4c
(quar.)
Laboratories
15c
Keystone Custodian
9-10
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-30
$1
(quar.)
Company—
preferred (quar.)
3 Va %
preferred
(quar.)
Kelly Douglas, Ltd., class A
.
12yac
—
7-15
10-
1-15
A
A
.
8c
Increased
8-15
8-30
8-25
10-15
10-16
3 Vi %
class
9-20
32y2c
_
1- 30-64
(quar.)
Paper
Muskogee
Industries—
Mack
1
'
(quar.)^
Murphy
5J/2%
25c
Dietetic
9-
Products• (quar.)
8-30
9
9-30
R
8-15
l
preference
8-23
3%
.—_
.____
(quar.)
Fixtures
A
8-19
1
"
;
common
Motor Finance
8-19
9-
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
(quar.)
B
9-12'
1
9-12
30c
(increased quar.)
(quar;)_______________
y-io
10c
(quar.)
class B
class
18c
9-10
25c
preference-A
9-
8-30
Store
Inc.,
8-30
„
7%
00C
!
10-31
D
&
9-16
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)_
20c
.
8-14
5c
Co., Ltd.
Oil,
;
2
8c
Extra
Kewanee
1
8-23
8-
8c
:
Co.
8-
9-10
8-26
Monthly
&
MacMillan
(quar.)-,
Corporation (monthly)
&
9-12
70c
40c
: \
■:
Monthly
preferred
County
75c
(quar.)_
11-14
City Southern Ry., common..
preferred (quar.)
City Stock Yards Co. of Maine—
Ketchum
8-15
3
11-14
non-cum
Kerr-Addison
9-
1
8-30
Kern
20c
—
1
50c
preferred
8-30
8-30
$1.07 J/2
preferred;;(quar.)
Mosinee
8-23
8-
9-16
:_
7%
8-23
9-13
1
11-14
4%%
9-9
9-15
55c
9-
(quar.)
preferred
25c
$1.21
9-16
8-31
$1.38
Morgan Engineering Co.—
v
$2.50
prior
pfd.
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.
8-30
12-
9-16
5%
%
(quar.)
-
Chemical
4.70%
Moore
1
9-27
$1.10
.____
Corp.,
•
9-30
12-
11-14
Common
-
t92c
9-16
9-30
3oC
!
8-15
8-27
i2y2c
•____
(initial-quar.)
$1
11-14
.Kentucky Utilities,
8-15
95c
Kellogg
,|
7
3
$1.12Vi
1
Stone Co.,
(quar.)
8-
9-
MSL
1
Common
t80c
II %c
(quar.)__
8-14
1
.Kentucky
7
1
12-
Kent-Moore
7
8-
1
9-
(quar.)
Inc.
8-
9-
M
12-
Kennametal,
1
9-1
M
12-
Co.
9-
t37yac
M-G,
$1.05
Kellwood
t80c
-
__-.____i.___
8-14
(quar.)
class
7
10-
10c
^
Co.
Machine
5.10%
Moore
7
8-14
$1.08%
Windsor,
Kekaha Sugar
8-
8-14
$1.12Vi
Kay
8- -7
1
1
(quar.)
Monthly.
8-
1
1
(quar.)
Kavanau
1
9-
1
(quar.)
5%
99-
9-
preferred (quar.)
City Southern Industries—
Kansas
t5c
t5c
9-16
45c
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
4.50%
preferred (quar.)_.
V
8-24
8-20
1
$1.10
j
common
•
Monsanto
9-10
9-11
10-
______
(quar.)
Rubber
Monarch
10-18
9-
$1.083/4
non-cumulative
11-1
3
9-
preferred
$4
10-
$1
preferred
4%
8-16
95c
(quar.)
Extra
•
9
$1.15
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Mohawk
2-17
9-10
$1.05
—
(quar.)_
$4.50
Kansas
-10-64
2'/2%
V
Co.
(quar.)
dividend)
Metal Products
8-16
11-15
22J/2C
25c
pfd.
com.
Mohawk National Bank
Utilities;
preferred
8-30
$4.35
Common
Gas
8-20
25c
(stock
9-
59%c
6
5%
11-15
/y:
.___
iquar.i_
corp.
$1.03Va,
9-
Missouri
: 2-17
,
Steamship
8-16
$4.20
Kansas
co,
Modine
12-10
_
RR.
Bros.
$1.183/4
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$3.40
Nashville
6
10-18
.
Lubrizol- Corp.
(quar.) ___________________
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead Mines (quar.)
Lua*.ennenner
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
&
9-17
9-10
10-
Chemical—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.20
Louisville
1
35c
(quar.)
8-
-10-64
_.
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
8-15
$1.10
Gas
Co., common <quar.)_
!_
preferred (quar.)_
Land
&
Exploration (quar.)__„
Cement
preferred
8-10
A 3%c
Star
4.84%'
Louisiana
$5.52
3
$1.10
com.
9-
J/2 %
1
9-10
(quar.)__
(quar.)
2
12-10
50c
:
—______—
preference
Service,
Quarterly
.
Corp., preierred
Corp.
(quar.)_-___—
9-16
57 J/2 c
dividend
preferred
9-30
$1.10 1
Finance
8-
1
5J/2C
Public
9-
50c
..
(quar.)______
common
3
J'
>
8-16
910-
(quar.)
9-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
$3.80
•
Local
B
Stock
10-15
t60c
Ltd.,
preferred
2nd
8-16
1
H
-
.
10-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
City Power & Light—
Common
1st
Class
Missouri
9-16
45c
$1.25
Power
9-
"
i2y2c
(quar.)
Groceterias,
cents
11-
60C
•
.
(quaf-.)
25c
conv.
4%%
Kansas
,
50
9-10
: 55c
21c
(quar.)__;
—
tl5c
(quar.)
preferred
class. A
tl3%c
(quar.)
Paper
Aluminum
4Va%
preferred
Louisville
preferred
Common
B
8-30
6
Glass
Holders
Payable of Rec.
tl5c
(quar.)
common
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Steel (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
9-14
9-
>
87V2C
______
Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Class
9-30
25c
(stock dividend)
$2.40
*
—
Corp,, com.
preferred .(quar.)
Sutherland
Kaiser
Industries
Loblaw
9-16
8-31
10-
:■/■.
Corp.—
$1.50
v
Litton
8-30
8-30
:__i_
Co.
4.40%
8-15
6
(quar. )__
A
____—
Original stock
(quar.)
Original stock (quar.)
Littelfuse, Inc. (quar.)_____
9-13
y.
9-15
RR.
l
class
(interim)_____:
Light,
Co., 4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$4.30
Special 4%
gtd. betterman
Special 4% gtd. betterman
Special 4%
gtd. betterman
Original stock (quar.)
>
8-21
9-30
$1.25,
Laughlin Steel
A
.
50c
(quar.)
Jones
5
9-10
$1.25
\
7-
7-19
6
.
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
common
9-
60c
.—
A
;8-26
,
Miami
3
9-
I V2 %
(quar.)
&
When
Share
Canada
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas
8-14
9-
:
Treating,
of
Power
Mississippi
Mississippi
8-2
1272C
(quar.)
Corp;,
9-10
8-31
1,1 m
(quar.)
preference
9-
;*:.t £'■';■* :
■
Co.
Lipe-Rollway
(quar.)
series
&
9
9-21
35c
Priming Co.—
(stock
dividend)
8-15
$1.25
Y.)—.
(N.
_—
preferred
(Eli)
8-
30c
Common
1
(quar.)
common
Corp.
.
$4
Lincoln
-9-
15c
preferred (quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
5V2% ; preferred
(quar.)
$4
Lilly
9-13
35 %c
3%%
Jupiter
9-13
1
23c
4%
preferred
series
1
1
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)
'
10-
9-
65c
—
class
auw,
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Juynn,
Co.
Company
Corp.
preferred
(quar:)_
4.60% preferred (quar.)
9
15C
Extrflt *♦! 1
9-13
1
60c
Jersey central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
5%
10-
Plantation
25c
(quar,)
Jamestown Telephone
&
Lihue
93%c
Jaeger Machine Co.
;Jamaica Water Supply Co.,
1
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Johnson
Insurance Co. of Virginia
(quar.)
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco (quar.)—.__
53 %c
dividend
Tea
Life
8-22
(Tenn.)
_—
buy
(quar.)_
9-16
8-
1
9-16
5
Minnesota
9-30
$1.31 y4
_____—;—
9-16
9-
.
25c
common
(quar.)
Mining
9-1
51
Per
Name of
8-16
5%
8-15
Power—
te
preferred
"Life
6
1 %
3
9
8-
9-
t!8c
(quar.)
10-15
$2
Investors
Common
5 Vi %
Holders
Payable of Rpc.
10c
(quar.)
10-15
t75c
(quar.)_
Inc.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
&
Casualty Insurance
Co.
Quarterly
9-
t60c
(quar._
com.
.
20C
(initial-quar.)
preferred
Stock
KVP
9-16
1
Utilities—
common
4%%
Jewel
9-16
1
10-
18 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Soutnern
New
;
1
10-
(quar.)____
Services, com.
Service,
preferred
3.90®%
,
10-
21 %c
(initial-quar.)
preierred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.80%
,
Levine's
When
Share
•
9-16
common
4.30%
Iowa public
Iowa
Ltd.,
preierred
Light
of Company
1
_____
Foundation,
Electric
Per
Name
10-
(quar.)
convertbile
6%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
75c preferred
(quar.)
75c
preferred (participating)
Interstate Hosts, Inc.; (stock dividend)
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.)
Investors Diversified
(72^)
25c
Corp.,
85c
Investment
When
Share
Company
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
27c
Quarterly
Northwestern
Public
4 % %
preferred
Service,
(quar. )
5%%
preferred
321/2 C
(quar.)__
common.
9-38
9-16
9-
2
8-15
Regulators-
9-
2
8-15
$1.13 J/4
9-
2
8-15
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
$1.25
25c
10-
1
9-20
30c
9-13
8-30
25C
9-10
8-14
50c
9-10
8-20
Norton
75c
10-15
9-25
Norwich
Company
—
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Co.
—
—
(quar.)—
$1.12 J/2
52
1 ' '
,
■
When
Per
Share
.
(quarj
Mills, 7%
pfd. (quar.)
4.56%
preferred (quar.)Ohio Forge & Machine Corp.
(quar.)
Ohio Power Co., 4'A%
Dfd. (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)
-.
Flour
Co.,
Mississippi
Products
River
Chemical
Corp.
Potomac
9-
3
9-
9
8-23
9-
3
8-
9-
3
8-15
Presidential
2
$1.75
9-16
9-
9-
1
8-
5
Printing
1
8-
5
Procter-Silex,
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
4.75%
8-31
9-15
8-31
Progress
9-16
9-
6
8-
9-
5
$2
8-15
8-22
Public
9
A
$4.40
Glass
(quar.)
y,
4% preferred.
Oxford Mfg. Co.,
Oxford
Paper
__
Co.
Markets
Food
C
&
8-15
4.08%
8-
9
4.18%
9-13
8-30
9-
5
8-
10-
1
9-10
15c
30c
9-
2
8-15
10-15
9-24
Rico
Pabst
(quar.)
Brewing
—
Co.
Atlantic, Canadian
Pacific,
9-
25c
.
Investment
Employers
5'A%
1st
Pacific
$5.75
f.
s.
series
Lumber
(quar.)
8-15
preferred
Vegetable
(Subject to the
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
2
9-
2
8-15
9-
3
8-
5%
Oil Co.
(stock dividend)
California Corp. Commis¬
9-17
Panhandle
(quar.)
Co.
7%
Peabody
5%
Coal
Co.,
Pearl
Brewing
,
Peerless
Tube
Pendleton
New
Penn
(qua;-.)
Co.
Tool
5%
8-30
9-
1
8-15
Rittenhouse
9-13
9-
8-
Ritter
3
8-20
2
(quar.)____
Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Glass
Pennsylvania Power
Oil
B
57'Ac
9-
3
9-
3
8-12
$1.10
9-
3
8-
$1.50
9-3
8-
9
Robins
9-
3
8-
9
Rochester
9-
3
8-
9
(A.
H.)
H.)
Gas
Co.
9-
3
8-
9
$1.15
9-
3
8-
9
4.10%
4%
4
4.10%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
H
I
J
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)—___.
(quar.)________
$1,16
9-
3
8-15
Penton
Drug
!
(quar.)
Stores
4'A%
preferred
Perfex
Machine
Paul,
Petersburg
1
8-15
Rohm
9-27
8-30
10-15
9-16
pld. (quar.)____
7%
pfd. (quar.)
9-15
Gas
1
8-20
9-10
9-
$1
25c
20c
preferred
Photo
Co.
Engravers &
Piedmont
Natural.
1
9-16
9-
3
8-15
Rudy
$530 conv.
Pillsbury Co.,
,
preferred
common
,
(Conn.)
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Telephone
Stock
Piper Aircraft
Pittsburgh
$4.80
$5
(Del.)
,
7%
Pittsburgh,
7%
-
Placer
Development,
Polaroid
5%
5%
'
Corp.,
1st
common
preferred
2nd preferred
shown
(Issues
for
pfd.
L
Ltd.
and
the
8-23
9-16
26c
9-
1
12-
8-28
5
10-
1
-
9-10
8
9-13
8-30
9-
3
3
8-16
9-
3
8-16
10-
$175
10-8
55C
9-20
1
preferred!
5%
Louis-San
St.
Common.
.
t
St,
Regis
Paper
San
8-30
$25c
9-20
.
9
Southern
Railway
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
Common
$1.37'A
9-
3
8-
9
5%
10c
9-
3
8-16
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.33%
4.75%
-■
8-30
Co.,
San
3
Santa
9-
3
Schering
9-24
9-
3
Fe
Drilling
5f/o
Corp.,
Inc.
(Joseph)
(quar.)
Ltd..
Co.
Fetzer
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
4.75%
$1.18%
9-15
8-31
9-
1
8-
2
4.55%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
25c
(initial-quar.)
$1.13%
9-15
9-
1
8-
2
4'A%
$1.06'A
9-15
8-31
9-
3
8-
9
20c
9-14
$6'Ac
9-
3
8-
9
$1.10
11-1
9- 3
10-21
preferred
Southwestern
4.40%
(quar.)
Electric Service,
preferred
9-16
8-30
Southwestern
12'Ac
8-26
8-16
Quarterly
25c
9-
3
8-15
9-
1
8-15
3.70%
10-
1
9-16
3.90%
t60c
9-
3
8-15
(quar.)
Life
Insurance
Public
Co.—
92'Ac
(quar.)_.
7-31
4.15%_preferred
(quar.)_______
7-31
4.25%
(quar.)—__
5
8-
8
4.40%
5c
9-
5
8-
8
4.60%
preferred
9-
3
8-15
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)__!_:
9-18
8-15
5.625%
1
9-10
4.36%
9-20
-8-23
9-13
1
10-18
11-
1
10-i8
(quar.)
7'Ac
11-
97'Ac
-
9-
5%.
$1.12'A
10-
9-
3
6
40c
8-30
10-
1
8-30
$1.07'A
10-
1
8-30
9-20
9-
8-30
8-15
10-
1,
22 Vac
:
9-18
9-
3
1
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
27'Ac
(quar.)
States
!
''
125c
$$1.25
-
-
11*
10-* 1
1
10-25
9-25
.t.
■
9.-17
9.- 3.
$1.25
9-17
9-
3
12-16
12-
7-26.
10-
4
9-13
35c
9-
1
8-
$6c
9-14
84
8-23
9-16
32'Ac
(quar.)
!_____
pfd.
9-
8-30
2
8-
(quar.)
Standard
Dredging, $1.60. pfd.
Standard
Forgirigs
N-V
<
_"
10-10
9-14
10-
8-
9
1
8-21
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
9-1
8-20
9-1
A
9-
8-20
8-15
8-15
9-16
>
1
9-16
.
' 50c
•
87'Ac
Motor
(quar.)__
Products,
class
C!ass ; B
8-30
$3.30
conv
Standard
Oil
of California,
pfd.
Co.
2
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
New
8-
2
$1.60
preferred
$1.20
preferred
8-30
8-
10-15
9-30
4
9-13
1010-
4
*
2
9-13
6%
Packaging Corp.—
convertible
Standard
Class
Register,
9-3
8-15
13c
9-
8-19
3
A
Standard
Stanley
State
25c/
8-15
8-15
8-12
50c
preferred
common
class
W'arner. Corp.
Capital Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-10
8-12
9-10
8-
65c
•
"
9-10
8-12
■
.
!__
(quar.)_
com.
(increased)„
.
.
(quar.)_
Insurance
(Raleigh,
N.C. ) '
■
•"
8-15
8-15
8-15
9A
10c
30c
1 :
1
.9-1
20c
20c
B
9-
9-
,
30c
,
(quar.)__
s
8
■.
.
40 c
30c
;
(quar.)—_j_;
Tube,
9-10
'
(quar.)
8-14
3
9-3
(quar.)
Jersey___
(quar.)
2
9-13
9-
$.00%
sdc
8-
8-19
18%e
(quar.)
821Ac
com.
Increased- quarterly
2
10-11
8- 9
9-
(Indiana)—
2
7 Vac
8-20
8-28
40c
(quar.)_
9-2
8-
A
1
12'Ac
—______
Standard.Oil Go.
Standard
35c
(quar.)
(monthly)
8-9
-4%
Cor^). (quar.)_4_r;____-i;i
9-
30c
1
25c
Products .(stock dividend)
Standard Brands, common
(quar.)
$3.50 ;preferred
(quar:)__-___i_^_
9-
(quar.)____
1
9-
$1.12%
Steel
2
37'Ac
Co.
8-1
•!.%
-9-
25c
29 lie
15c
9-3
33c..
35c
Extra
29 %c
"(quar.
8-1
$1.05
-
^
(quar.)
34 %c
(quar.)J__
8-1
3
25c
common
—
Association.
3
9-
5c*
—.___—
—
9-
36c
25c
Standard
8-26
lie
—____—
10-18
;
"
(quar.)
«
-
1
•
$1.25
(quar.)____
10-18
11-
'
Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
.
25c
10-18
11-1
31'Ac
B.tquar.)
Stainless
11-1
27lAc
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
.Class
10-18
11-
$1.18%
Extra
"
10-18
$1.15
Spencer ^Gifts ' (quar?)
Sperry-Rand Corp., $4.50
9-13
10-18
1
$1.40%
$1.32
(quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
3
10-18
1
11-
18c
preferred
$1.44
1
11-
$1.10
(quar.)__
preferred
Southwestern
11-
'
$1.06'A
_____
(quar.)___
preferred
4.40%
$1.03%
______
(quar.:
preferred
5.00%
t
8-13
9-30
9-
preferred
preferred
1
*
(quar.)
preferred
9-27
10-10
30c
Service
preferred
8-31
(Dallas)—
-
_________
Southwestern
(quar.)_
com.
5c
(incr.-quar.)
common
Brewing
&
8-31
9-15
Gas—
$1.26'A
20c
Scott
9-15
$1.25
9
(quar.)
tl5c
(quar.)_
Schlumberger,
8-15
preferred
Spindale Mills,
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Schlitz
8-15
9-15
5.05%
;____
Co.
9-15
25c
(quar.)
8-20
20c
(quar.)
Juan. Racing
9-
9-24
8-
70c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
"
62Vac
8-30
8-30
quar.)
8-16
Ry.—
Works,
preferred
9-15
9-13
15c
(increased-quar.)
(initial
9-10
$1.25
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.);
5 Va %
1
55c
25c
Gas
9-10
10c
—
Casting,
Water
9-15
30c
5c
2nd
..
8-
3
Ltd.
(quar.)
Milling
(quar.)
(50
centavos
to approximately 13 cents)
-9-24
5c
being called
the 5%
1st
•8-20
10-
3
Foods,
Jose
5
$1.25
9-
Carlos
equal
San
9-
1
Natural
;
•,
Co.
5
*?.
10-
Nitrogen
Union
9-
9-28
1%
<
$1.12'/'a
;
9-
13'Ac
Steel
9-28
31c
Southern
,Loui§ Shipbuilding-Federal Barge, Inc.—
4.70%
3
8-13
9
(quar.)
(quar.)^________I________
(quar.);
Louis
,
9-
3
8-
.
Francisco
St.
9-io
Ry.—
8-13
9-
8-23
Southern
8-13
3
3
dividend
non-cumul.
8-13
3
9-
3
5%
8-5
8-31'
9.-
5
8-5
9-
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5
8c-
31'Ac
$4.50
25c
5%.. preferred ,(quar.)_l__
5%
preferred (quar!)_n_I___—:
St.
9-10'
«
Water,
8-31
25a
i
9-
(quar..)____.
preferred A
Salada
$1.75
Stock
•
&
-
$.2656
$1.23%
(quar.)
8-16
9-
Gas
*
A 8-31
19c
(quar.)
_i
9-10
—
Commorv- (quar.)
Ry.—
I
Southern
8-26
t
'
com.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
8-
:
9-30
25c
*
8-23
11,
10c
62 %c
are
5%
.
15c
pfd. both on
Sept. 24 at $50 per share plus this
quarterly dividend payment)
8-15
net
(quar.)_
5
Quarterly
Johnsbury. Trucking (quar.)
St. hJoseph Light & Power—
1
!(quar.)
Souuiern
8-lb
St.
9-12
2
9-13
$1.75
5%
$1
10-
;
8-15
15c
9-10'
$1.02'A
preferred
(quar.
Specialty Manufacturing Co.—=V
Clair
10-15
;
entirely,
$2:50
1
9-
$1.25
3
9
9-10
25'Ac
—
4'A%
9-
preferred .(quar.
4.30%-
si
(quar.)
above
10-
4%'
Lawrence Cqrp., Ltd.
(quar.)__
redemption
2
25c
Ashtabula
az
(quar.)
.
St.
(quar.)
4%
8-16
(quar.)
5
(quar.)_
Youngstown
preferred
8-
Co.
8-
__________
Glass
3
$120
com.
8-15
8-15
9-10
1
10-1
297/8C
?
Stores. Inc.,. common ;(quar.
9-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wayne & Chicago
(quar.) '_____
preferred
(quar.)_
Plate
.1.;
St.
9
(quar.)
15c
46c
Ft.
Pittsburgh
9,„
8-
Co.
10-
(quar.)
camornia Water,
3
5
lQc
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Common
8-9
2
1i/2 %
(qbay.)-.
& Chemical,
Common
8•
*
9-
Co.
26%c
3
(quar.)_
Mfg. __i__
Aeronautical
Safeway
Gas
Service
6
(quar.)
9-
9-13
9-
preferred
9-
5
7-16
8-30
9-27
Edison—
9-
9-13
10c
$25c
•
(quar.)
7c
60c
3
9-11
California
7c
5
9-
9-25-"
preferred
75c
9-
3
9-30
15c
4.78%
8-16
9-13
9-
4.24%
8-15
80c
8-
7-25
9-30
4.08%
25c
Joseph Light dc Power Co.
*"■•'
Telephone
Southern
8-15
9-16
9-10
8-27
38%c
25c
Co.,
St.-
(quar.)______
Southeastern
8-23
4
10c
1
(stock dividend)__
4'%% pfd. (quar.)__
9-13
__C_;
Coke
Pittsburgh,
2
9-2
9-
8'Ac
8-15
9-
Co.
9-30
preferred
preferred
9
•
50c
5
9-12
9
8-
9-
}40c
v
dividend
8-
2
Ryan
•
9-
i $1.06 'A
:____$1.37'A
(quar.)
(qtiar.)
Pine Street Fund, Inc. (quarterly from
..investment income)
Pioneer Natural Gas Cquar.)__!____
Pioneer
2
9-
17'Ac
$4 preferred (quar.)
,
9
(Jacob)
Togs, class A
Russell
8-
9-
75c,
(s-a)
i
common
Russ
8-20
8-30
:
Public
(quar.)
Inc.
Manufacturing
Ruppert
RR.
$1.25
Propane
Southeastern
_______—_____—_;___—
Rubbermaid,
8-30
4
Southeastern
8-16
Tool__——_________—__
Extra-
8-16
9-30
9-
8-30
9-14
6Cc
5%
31'Ac
dividend)—
40c
6
_____—_____
9-10
$1.23%
Electi'otypers,
Gas,
8-20
10-
33c
(quar.)
Insurance
.
8-12
2
8-20'
(quar.)
9-
Crown
75c
I
5% preferred (quar.)_________
Phillips Petroleum Co.
(quar.)j
Phoenix
3
9-10
30c
8-
Development
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.
1
8-12.
9-10
t7'Ac
pfd.
Bottling Co.
Royal Crown Cola (quar.)
;
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
Royalties Management
Royal
Co.,
Southern
9
45c
_____
&
Texas
Southam
8-
10-
1
8-26
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
30c
A_____
preferred
(quar.
Reid, 5%
conv.
Gear
Manufacturing
8-16
-
(stock
11-
7'Ac
(quar.)—
$1
Marie
Ross
Soss
Corp.
!
50c
B
4 V4 %
$50c
2
8-26
:
___
1
Radio
8-
9-10
Ltd.—
International
40c
—__
(quar.)_^—
(quar.)
class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
8-9
8-20
30c
Tools Corp/ (quar.)—
Socony-Mobil Oil (quar.)
Industries
9-20
(quar.)_
Paper,
Rose
8-22
3
__________
4.95%
5
9-
; Qqj&rterly
$1.50
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.. (quar. )„__
25c
Philadelphia Suburban Water—
,
Common
(quar.)
25c
;
3.65%
preferred* (quar.)_2u.J,_—
(
91 Vic
lr."3.95%, preferred" (quar.)/ 98%c
f
9-13
9-
<
33c
__________
common
preferred
Class
8-22
$1.75
(quar.)
Phelps-Dodge
Corp.
(quar.)____—
Philadelphia Electric Co.
(quar.)__
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown
1
9-30
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Trading Corp., class A
Permutit,
Inc.
(quar.)__.
9-
9-
30c
&
Haas,
Rolland
$1
(quar.)
Hopewell
&
4%
35c
Exploration
Petroleum
Pfaudler
Inc.
&
Petroleum
ft'A%
9-
25c
_______________
Gear,
8-16
46c
(quar.)___„
&
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Corporation,
Perkins
Peter
Co.
9-
15c
,
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (incr.-quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
Publishing
Peoples
Mfg.
preferred
9-3
30c
Mills,
Paper
9
8-23
8-16
5
5%
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania & Southern
Rockwell
shares
A
(quar.)
12'Ac
;
K
L (quar.)
Rochester Transit Corp. (quar.)—_—________
Rockwell-Standard
class
$1.02'A
8-15
Gas—
on
Co.
8-
9-13
9-
45c
Southern
9-
Resumed-quar.
2
V
3
4.64%
8-23
8-15
9-10
42V2c
11-
1
9-
—
1
5.50%
$22'/2c
$1
_______
9-
4.95%
8-239- 6
9-15
9-13
Snap-On
Corp.—
10-
—
9-20
15c
>
Smith
68%c
30c
(quar.)
9-
50c
—
$1.06
preferred
9-14
10c
(quar.)
Homes—
25c
(quar.)
4.24%
30c
(quar.)
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
F
8-30
8-23
Co.
dividend
8-30
1
9-11
(quar.)
3
South
$30c
—_
(quar.)
& Electric
preferred
4%
10-
40c
(quar.)_!
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
$17V2c
(quar.)
A
9-
9
8-3
50c
Co.
class
Sonar
___
(quar.)_2
Co. (quar.)
preferred
$1.12'A
.
Oil
Oil
$2
9
9'
8- 3'
>
1
Sonotone, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
55c
preferred
(quar.)___.
(quar.>___„_
A
Steel
Cable
Mfg.,
Ltd.
8-16
—
class
&
&
Saw
10-
—
8-16
■
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
Co.,
(H.
8-15
8-
1
9-1
62 '/2c
!"!___
8-
|
9-
8-
9-10
20c
(quar.)
___;—,—
8-30
(quar.)____—__________________
Robertson
$1.01
.__
Co.
8-30
________
9
1
9-10
8-15
9-10
•
$17V'2c
11-15
.___.—
(quar.)______
(Phila.) (quar.).
preferred (quar. )______^
___!
5%%
preferred
(quar.)______
—!
Robbins & Myers Inc., com. (quar.)
8-20
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
7'Ac
Inc.
6%
8-20
92'Ac
Fund
Finance
9-
1
9-
20c
Dairies—
:2'AC
(quar.)____
i—___________________
Corp.
61c
(Howard)
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-16
20c
Smith
8-
Richardson
Richfield
(quar.)
8-14
9-11
8-30
8-16
(quar.)
Wire
Stock
1
Co.—
preferred
&
B
Skyline
3
9-
25c
8-27
9-25
8-30
3
Power
A
9-
!9-16
$1.25
._.
5.
9-14
8-15
1
9-12
$1
(quar.)
11c
9-13
9-
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
America
Kline & French Laboratories (quar.)__
8-26
Inc.
of
-10-
10c
25c
Smith
20C
Company
8-
V
9-12
11c
9-13
Richardson-M'errell
8- 5
8-26.
1
J"15c
Co.
9-13
15c
10-
Ltd._____—_
Brass
9-13
1
Smith-Douglass
(quar.)__________
(Canada)
1
A
Class
8-30
(Texas)
(quar.)—
Materials, Ltd.—
Insurance
9-13
8-21
2
8-26
9-12
40c
Rexall
11
9-12
68 %c
Drug & Chemical Co. (quar.)______
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (quar.)_____—_—
Reliance
3
__
Class
Skelly
6
9-26
10-
1
(quar.)—____—
(quar.)
&
9-20
•
9-13
10c
(quar.)—
A
1
99-
10-
B
Simonds
9-16
15c
10-
(quar.)______
7
9-
(quar.)__
Inc.
8-15
58Vac
(quar.)___
1
10-
25c
t$1.50
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
-
preferred
8-
10-15
$10c
U5c
(quar.)
3
Copper
10-
20c
class A
Co.
Building
preference
6%
20c
(quar.)
preferred
3
12-13
9-27
10c
Silverwood
2
42'Ac
(s-a)
8-23
8-23
9-13
1-2-64
15c
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5% preferred (quar.J^^..-^^.
8-
1
1
42»/ac
Gas, class A
(quar.).;
Oil
Class
8-0
$1.31'A
series
$2.44
8-30
(quar.)______;—_
Pacific
Sierra
Signal
8-23
Co.
&
A.)
preferred
Singer
87'Ac
pfd.
2
10-
7'/2c
.(quar.)
8-20
9-30
9-30
9-13
9-
1
0
9*
Pen,
Corp.
Simmons
—
class
Chemicals
Revelstoke
Revere
$1.25
4.60%
25c
45c
7
■_
4.50%
8-
4
35c
6
Class
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
9-
' 15c
______
____
Insurance
$1.17'A
preferred
preferred
4.70%
8-30
.
8-
3IV4C
'
3.70%
9-30
(quar.)—__—;
Company,
Republic
4c
4.05%
8-30
2r
8-
8-26
35c
__;
Marts,-class A—;C._
:
Manufacturing Corp. -(quar.)_,
4%
8-30
8-
r_
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
Shoe
8-30
9-30
___
9-
35c
pfd.
9-30
9-30
35c
1
10-
(quar..)
(quar.)
$1.07 y2
$1.32
9-
$20c
135c
___
Electric, 4.40%
8-30
8-20
Food
Shaver
8-30
9-30
$1.26%
8-21
5c
(increased-quar.)
preferred
9-30
..
9-13
12'Ac
(quar.)_
Rehis
Reichhold
1
8-28
10-
17'Ac
pfd.
9-30
7>
6
10-
7c
40c
Co., 4.68%
conv,
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania
9-15
9-10
$1.16
Fruit
4.60%
9-
Industries-
common
8-30
60c
$1.02
$1.04V2
30c
(increased-quar.)____
class A (quar.)
(quar.,)_^.____
B
Sheller
20c
5Va% pfd.
Hosiery Mills
Carriers
Quarterly
9-10
9-27
9-13
-
(quar.)
preferred
prior
9-27
1
common
convertible
9-27
10-
(initial)
Parchment Paper (quar.)
Equipment Co., Inc.
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., common—
preferred
;
(quar.)___
Paton
Redwing
$1
Paterson
Pathe
Real
12-10
1-3-64
55c
(quar.)—
Dohrmann
9-10
1
....
(quar.)
Co.,
Silk
12-10
10c
4.64% preferred (quar.)
Papercraft Corp. (quar.)
Parvin
10-
Bank
^
$5,25
(W.
Simpsons,
1-3-64
25c
com.
1
J25c
5%
4%
Line,
9-
8-30
12'/2c
(quar.)
Pipe
26c
National
__v
.
9-30
Raymond
_________
Eastern
preferred
4%
8-15
Simplicity
8-16,
4%
Sulphur
8-15
1
8-15
8-30
dividend
American
1
9-
9-14
8-15
Raytheon
Mortgage
Stock
Pan
9-
Seismograph Service
(quaiv)
Sel-Rex
Corporation'/(initial)
Selkirk Holdings, Ltd.,
class A
9-
6
dividend
Palomar
Seattle-E'irst
8-15
12'Ac
8-20
50c
8-12
Class
8-
9-10
(quar.)
1
8-15
8-31
25c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.._(quar.)i
Industries
9-19-
37V2C
.___
3
17c
9-
Corporation—
Stock
Co.
Co,
40c
20c
'semi-annual
&
(quar,).
International,
Y._.
(quar.)
Falls, Corp.
9-
of America—
preferred (quar.)
Purina
of N.
Co.
Corp.
9-
—
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.,
6%
redeemable preferred
approval)
Packaging Corp. of America (quar.)______
Package Products (stock dividend)Increased
1st
Ralston
9-10
sion
Pako
Corp.
$3.50
9-10
10-10
&
Sinclair
1
10-10
Season-All
8-15
Radio
9-19
$1.18%
$1.56%;
D.)
Simplex
8-16
9-
10-
(quar.)_
Roebuck
(capital gains distribu¬
cash or stock)—
in
8-12
9-13
Sears
Inc.
payable
1
8-22
8-12
(quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining
Quemont Mining Corp
8-16
$0.3281
65c
$1.43%c
(quar.)
common
Co.
9-
1
32V2c
—
$25c
9-10
8-12
8-12
9-
25c
(quar.)
Pacific
tion
3
8-21
25c
(quar.)__
$2
pfd.
Corp.,
conv.
Finance
Pacific
Insurance (La)
Line,
common
East
Far
Fund,
(G.
8-23
(quar.)_„____u._________
Sealright-Oswego
Carolina—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Puritan
9-
Pacific
Pacific
Oil
Pure
8-9
3
Co.,
8-15
40c
Telephone
Inc.
9-10
Power
Quartei-.ly
(quar.)
Rican Cement (quar.)____;
8-23
10-10
$1.16
.—
7
20c
3
._
8-22
9-
common—....
9-3
___
9-10
~S1.25
Co.,
$1.22 'A
Supermarkets
Pullman,
Seaboard Surety
Searle
Co.—
8-16
—
9-
v
Gas
8-16
1
9-27
25c
7'/2c
(quar.)
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_>__;
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
Puerto
1
8-15
50c
—
1
9-
(quar.)
87V2C
North
Electric &
preferred
preferred
4.30%, preferred
5.05%
preferred
5.28% • preferred
9-10
2
9-
$1.06 V*
Common. ;(quar.)
8-15
10-
preferred
Inc.,
1
i_
preferred
$6.25
Indiana—
of
9-
15c
(quar.)
(John)
1
Puerto
P
$4.75
8-15
Sexton
8-23
Pueblo
8-30
9-3
Servel,
10c
A
9-13
preferred
$5
Sealed
—
30c
25c
Finance
31'Ac
—
10-11
Associates
Seaboard
9-13
Sheaffer
9-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)____-
class
Seaboard
9-13
9-
3
9-
$1.40
3
1
1
3
8-15
1
___
&
9-
9-10
9
Scythes
9
10-11
1
!_
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
9-
15c
62'Ac
(quar.)
com.
8-15
8-
1
11-
91'Ac
Broadcasting
10-
1
Increased-quarterly
Co.—
Co.,
9-
9-10
11-
(quar.)
common
inc.
9-16
10c
quar.)
Scnpto,
9-16
25c
.____
7-31
$1.25
Co.
Service
8-20
$1.31 J/4
9-16
Public
Scripps-Howard
9-16
8-15
2
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
,
7-31
3
8-24
9-
85c.
preferred
Gems
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
,V
—
8-20
3.65%
10-
(quar.)
preferred
25c
90c
$1.10
(quar.)
Co.,
Screen
15c
(quar.)
2
•
Mlg.
9-13
8-16
10c
preferred (quar.)__
Insurance—
_____
preferred
Service
Public
1
Scovili
1
8-30
Colorado—
of
(quar.)
preferred
5%
5
1
9-14
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
of
Service. Co.
$1
pfd.
,
Coro._
Transportation
(Increased
Owens-Illinois
9-23
8-
9-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
11 %c
—
(quar.)
$1.25
Co.,
4.32% I preferred
4.16%.
preferred
6v27
$4
10-
When
Share
(incr.-quar.)
$7'/2c
10C
Oil
12-
(quar.)
Marine
Overnite
5%
Corp.,*,
common
preferred
preferred
$3.60
1
8-20
$3.40
5
15c
—
(quar.)
Service -Co.
5.25%;
(quar.)_.
(quar.)_—.—___—_____
Power,
Outbound
104
3
8-
1
15c
(quar.)__
of America (quar.)
4%%
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Common
9-23
11-
A
(quar,)
t20c
Rubber
Tail
Otter
1
3%
dividend)—
(s-a)
O'Sullivan
9-10
10-
$1
$1.19
class
preferred (quar.)
4.64%; preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar,)_~
8-29
9-
9-
'
Co.
Ltd.
10c
4'A %
9-10
9-30
&
Paper Co.—
15c
Washington
conv.
Scott
61c
Corp.,
Cotton
Mfg.
Scott-LaSalle.
8-15
Common
Research
Products
Ltd.—
Wholesale,
Class
Producers
9-15
Public
:
(stock
Corp.
Corp.
8-15
3
.
preferred
3V2%
(quar.)__
preferred
Instrument
2nd
1
9-
25c
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
of Company
Foresman
9-
6IV2C
(quar.)
9-
Scott
20c
Realty
Gardner
Prince
3
per
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Orbit
B
Class
8-9
Co.—
Power
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.44 preferred (quar.)
Pratt, Read & Co.
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
8-15
3
9-
9-17
Oshawa
Electric
.
Per
Name
0} Rec.
10c
——
$2.46
8-14
9-16
9c
25c
12'Ac
40c
Co.
Tyrone
2
Line,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Olympia
Brewing
(quar.)
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
(A
payment of approximately
Oliver
8-
Co., common
America
(quar.)
.
Holders
9-2
25c
Light
of
Providence
Inc.
Olin
2
Gas
Co.
5c
•
(quar.)
Mathieson
Potash
5c
Extra
Oklahoma
Portland
2
8-31
$1.02
Co.—.——
Sand
River
Ohio
2
8-
Common
15c
7'Ac
15c
t43c
$1.14
25c
$1.12 Va
$1.10
$1.05
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Edison
8-
Shares
Oceanarium,
Ogilvie
2
2
9-
?$1.12'A
U1
When
(quar.)
Payable
25c
of Company
Company
9-
^
NuTone"fnc.
&
9-
*62''?,c
,
Ohio
Name
Poor
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Nucleonics Chemistry & Electronics
5%
Oak
Per
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Light & Power—
Scotia
Nova
•1
•
,
of Company
Name
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(724)
6
8-23
9-
6
8-23
8-23
v
8-
8-23
8-9
9
*
10c
j.
"
9-16
9-
6
i0c
12-16
12-
6
Number 6291
198
Volume
(725)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
When
Per
Corp., class A (quar.)
State Loan & Finance
(quar.)
B
Class
series A preferred (quar.)—
Stauffer Chemical, common iquar.)—
3'A%
preferred (quar,)*—
6%
Steel
Hall
Corp.
Parts
Stein
&
(D.
Stuart
.*
Extra
——*,—:
Sterchi Bros,
(reduced)-——
'
—
Sterling Aluminum Products, (quar.)
Sterling Drug, new commoh
(initial-quar.)
Sterling Precision—/:. ■
■
__
(quar.)
B—
Class
Broadcasting Co.,
Storer
Class
iquar.)
com.
(quar.)_
B
__
57e
:
Stowe-Woodward, Inc. (quar.)
Industries (quar.)—
Summit
(quar.)
Sunray DX Oil Co. (quar.)——
Sunset
International Petroleum (stk.
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.
(quar.)——.
Co.
Oil
Sun
Cable
Superior
(increased-quar.)
Co.
Mining
Sunshine
9
8-
9
8-27
9-13
8-30
United
3
8-16
9-
__—
1
3
9-
i
.
'
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Tampax,
'*;■
\•
•.
Taft Broadcasting Co.
.>
,
Canada,
Eastern
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Instruments
Texas
—
—
Oil (quar.)
(stock div.)
Pharmacal A increased.)
——
Texas
Ry.
Pacific
&
Textron,
&
Coal
Pacific
Texas
Texas
Inc.,
common—
convertible preferred (quar.)
Glass
Mfg.
(quar.)
$1.25
Thatcher
Thermogas
Company
(quar.)
Thomas Industries,
Inc., common
(quar.)
Common
8-
9
9-16
8-
5
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
9-
1
Roller
Timken
8-15
8-
8
8-
2
U.
8-30
88-
1
9-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
10-
9-
4.25%
10-
1
9-
Tractor Supply,
10-
1
6
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
5%
►
(A
.stock
for. each
ferred
100 shrs.
share
of
common
Travelers
Express
$4.50
9-
8-
$3
9-
8-
Vulcan-Hart
9-
8-
Vulcan
9-
8-
9-
8-
8-
8-19
Temper
8-14
Corp.
1-
UARCO,
.
,
Inc.
(quar.)
9-
3
8-15
9-
3
8-15
$1.37'A
9-
3
8-15
&
Weeden
8-30
West
West
Coast
West
8-23
8-31
8-
9
8-31
•
9
8-12
9-
.
8-23
8-
8-20
2
was
'
2
8-20
9-10
8-20
9-
8-14
-.
Union
Gas-System
9-10
8-15
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
'
2
8-15
8-30
8-15
9-1.7
9-
3
9-17
9-
3
9-. 1
8-15
9-
8-23%
,r
8c
Net
9-10
9-16
8-20
8-26
8-
7
9-
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
9-10
•
>
8-27
1
9-13
9-13
8-16
26'Ac
11-15
9-28
9-
8c
8-19
8-
9-10
8-26
1
8-16
8-23
9-
Richmond Water Works supplies
25c
3
9-
3
36c
9-
3
27c
9-20
1%
(quar.)
9-
18c
9-20
8-
above
'
v
1
8-
—
common
1
'
dividend
from Aug.
stock
by company
30
plant on Oct. 9, *1961,
8-31
8*
5
11-30
59 %c
11-
4
„
63 %C
•
9-
9-30
9-
10-31
10-
'
7
-
9-30
59%c
59c
-
11-
1
68c
.■
11-
1
10-
1
■
10- 7
...
,
10"- 7-
•
"
•
$1.25
—
9-10
"j
9-13
35c
30c
.
. .
8-31
95c
,
-
...
8-12: •
9-
%
8-23
'
Coal
9
.
8-30.
.
White'1" Motor
White
.
8-30
9-13 V
8-
5% preferred
Wilcox Oil
Co. (quar.)_*
Williams Bros. Co.
(quar.)—
8-15
9-
8-23
6
Electric,
8-30
Wilson
8-30
8-14
Win-Chek
9-20
9-
6
9-
3
8-
?
9-
3
8-
2
9-
12c
$15c
$27'Ac
Company,
Industries
&
9-13
Winn-Dixie
8-15
1
10-18
9-
3
8-
7'Ac
11-
11-25
17'Ac
37'Ac
New
8-24
6%
9
9-13
9-
Inc.,
Telephone
pfd.
7%
2
8-
6
11-
4
10-14
(quar.)__—
.11-
4 A
10-14
Class
Aluminum
11-4
.
(quar.)
\ 8-15
Class
I*'-*"
9-
Wood
Woods
V
-
9
9-16
8-15
17'Ac
8-20
8-
9c
8-31
9-16
10c
>'■■■
—
B
(quar.
9-
3
9-
3
8-15
9-
1
9-
(G.
H.)
Machinery
Co.,
Ltd.
Gas Co.
5'A%
of Canada,
Ltd.'—
•
-
(quar..)_iii;.A_i.-rJ*__'_
(quar.)^-*,_*_Aj—A--*-----,/*
•
preference A
6%, preferred
.
,
"
1
-t69c
f 475c?
9-30
-
9-13
9-30
9-13
Woodward
Woolf
25c
8-
Provision
1
Net
-
'
*15c
; 5%c
8-30
9-
./
9-13
.
.9? 13
—
•/T5c
(quar.)—i___
$$1.37%
pfd.
.
(quar.
.
40c
9-
8-
3
7
56'Ac
9-
3
'•
r
8-12
f
8-20
taxes
Federal
—
state
and
income
-
per
share
outstanding
V. .197,
D.
' '
^
;V
1962
^
taxes
-
—
3,369,017
1,830.000
1,539.017
4,403,352
2,344,000
2,G59,352
$0.85
$L13
1,819,126 • 1,819.126
1573.
Corp.^-Proposed Acquisition—
Chairman, and President of Rock¬
President'and General Manager of
Ontario'Steel Products Co:, Ltd.,/Toronto, have announced that a
pi*eliminary agreement has been reached whereby Rockwell-Stand-^
ard, " jsubject to xertain conditions, will make an offer to acquire
up ..to -75% of the outstanding, common shares
of-Ontario Steel.
The/ offer.» which
is expected to
be mailed to Ontario SteeL
Rockwell-Standard
Colonel
8-30
1
for
Report—
1963
$42,403,886 $41,611,907
Willard
F.
Rockwell,
well-Standard and;0. D." Cowan,
8-30 ;
9-10
9-
3
8-30
.
v
Controls Co.—Six Months'
—___
Earnings
8-15
1
9-13
,
—
Iron -(qqar,.) .*L.
Bros.," Inc.; 4V2%
sales
Shares
(quar.)___—
only 16% for the
profit
Period Ended June 30
Net
10-15
9-13
5c
^_
)_*—___——_—*_^_*—i
Newspaper
the comparable period
•
net
Income ' before
25c
A (quar.)_i_T—
against $727,000 for
stated that while sales increased
Robertshaw
8-20
19c
90c
.^___
class
$846,000
further
increased 45%, due mainly, to increased
operating efficiencies,
and increased volume in the company's
revolving credit plan which was recently initiated.—V. 194, p. 2161.
'
Union
Stein
quarter,
5
35c
—
!•
was
year.
8-15
9-30
last
i
.
8-16
•
■
;
(Detroit) —
—
Enterprises,
10-14
V
9-1
(quar.):—40c
8-15
10-31 f
(quar.)___
Co.
Insurance
A
Wometco
.
8-30
*
preferred (quar.)
1
preferred
(quar.)—*
Wolverine
.V
'
,
8-16
*
9-19
11-
.
4%
(quar.) —
common
Wolverine
6
9-
Ti- ...90c
9-17
,
10- 4
3.60%
8-14
quarter
,
.
1
40c
—*__*
Electric Power—
(initial)
Wisconsin
9
8-10
8-25
7'Ac
7-31
9-
9c
Park
Winter
8-20
V
has
chain,
————
Hirsch,
&
Winter
1
1
9-1
18 %c
(stock
(monthly)
Stores
and building supplies
8-22
10-
,
•
15c
;
Wheeling, West Virginia based lumber
reported that earnings for the quarter ended June
30, 1963,Ywere-.$60,136 or 43c per share compared with $41,274 or
30c per-share for the same quarter last-year.
Charles J. Stein,
Roberts' President,, said sales vohune for the
25c. ■"9-10 ;
._*
This
9-10
9-24
62'Ac
8-16
11-
5c
62'Ac
27'Ac
$1.12'A
(quar.)—__
Monthly
2
8-30
62'Ac
..
dividend) ______
Winchell Donut House Inc. (initial) __—*
Winkleman Bros. Apparel, class A com.*—_
'
Up 45%; Sales 16%—
Roberts Lumber Co.—Net
*
*
27'Ac
$1.31'A
.
(quar.)***,—.
common
-
-
(quar.)_—
Corp.
Wilcox
2
9-,l
(increased)-*
com.
preferred j (quar. )___*
,l
Stag Mfg., 4'A% preferred (quar.)__
Wickes
7-31
"9-10
new
J,"' 5 %%
8-16
-8-26
Co.,
;
the
for
4
8-12
8-31
<
.
.
8-22
■
■%%'■
Sales
-
3
68 %c
dent.
.
3
59%c
'
.
were reported by Robert E. Pomeranz, Presi-*
J■'/"
':'; -'
' A ;;
"■ •"'•
six-months ended June 1, ^1963 were $4,899,270
for the textile machinery manufacturer,
as against $4,311,940 for
the corresponding 1962 period.
Net operating profit for the half;
totaled $402,165, which reduced to $197,412 after deducting inter-,
est expense, a.portion .of. which .applied to-borrowing applicable to
the company's * insurance 'and
rebuilding program.
A tax* credit
carry over from 1962 leav.e.^ net income not subject to taxes.
In
the first half of 1962, Roberts sustained a loss qf $130^032...
/ . After a long and arduous fight against Improved Risk Mutual,
culminating ,in a 27-day• Federal ,Court trial, on June 26, 1963,
Roberts
received judgments totaling $1,445,400 including accrued
interest to date of settlement; '"To avoid the possibility of further.
delay*by an Appeal, we'agreed to."a final .settlement of■ $1,345,400
which Jias been-paid'," Mr. Pojneranz reported. -'-'It is-interesting tonote that the." insurance- group's eombin'ed initial offers for contents and business interruption'were-$650,500."—V.-v 198,
p. 8. /. .
8-5
8-31
63 %c
_______
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
Improved sales and earnings for the first half of fiscal 1963,.
/compared with the like'period a yearrago, and a complete-victory-;
and settlement in the company's more than l'A year fight to collect:
insurance claims
resulting from a fire that destroyed! its major
8-30
*
Roberts
\
8-12
water to the City
Richmond, Ind., and to adjacent areas.
of
"
-
and
facilities.
'
*; 25c
25c
(resumed)-**—:**__*** ■;••■''
9-13* -•'%
30c
,10-1
Westmorelafid, Inc. (quar.)i__*
Ai—
I Westop
(George), Ltd.— r: • • *„"»•'
..
. A
9-13
tlOc v 10- 1
Class
A. °.(qu'ar. ).*_—*—
•*
9-13
tlOc ■''1 10- 1
Class
E t (quar.)
.A-—— r--'
,9- 3.r' : 8-15
i-/ v'4'A%" preferred
(quar.)——_ f $1.12'A
8-15
9- 3
.$$1.50
6% .preferred (quar.)___—_*_,—.—
:■
8-14
/
9- 3
-v.
30c
s
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)
i
'
Sold Pri¬
provide additional funds for construction of new
to
.
V8-16
•
bank loans incurred for construction
short-term
5
lie
75c
.
8-30,:
1,395,728
'
...
negotiated the placements with institutional investors.
Proceeds from the financing will be used to repay
7-31
50c
•
•
*
10-
10-
$4,673,799"
1,324,828
$4,224,298
784,166
636,222
p.
vately—On Aug. 14,' the corporation announced the'
private placement of $2,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds 4%%, due 1993, and 5,000 shares ($100 par) of
4%% cumulative preferred stock.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York,"
8-20
z
'■
9-13
$2,507,873
$2,132,032
income
2096.
oper.
197,
Richmond Water Works Corp.—Securities
8 rl2
$1
(quar.)
.preferred
'. Wesfmorelahd
fr. ry. op.
rev.
ry.
*
9-12
>
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$6,516,198
$6,580,736 $12,790,755 $13,029,261'
4,384,166
4,072,863
8,566,457
8,355,462
End. June 30
2
8-
<
8-23
25c
(quaf
Westinghouse Air. Brake :,(quar.)____
Westirighouse Electric, common ..(quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.),—___—
5%
..
Net
5
9-
9-13
$1.12
....
8-30
.
RR.—Earns.
—
preferred (quar.)—____—1__~
preferred A (quar.)__—
preferred B (quar.,
$2.75 preferred (quar.)—
_____
4.72% 1st & 2nd preefrred (quar.)______.
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)______
1
Western Tablet & Stationery—;
1
8-
';
8-22
9-20
.
25c
4.75%
common
(Kansas)
expenses—
V $2.55
,
r
revenue—*
oper.
Per.
45c
"
'
_Corp.,
oper.
Ry.
//■,.
4.75%
"(quar.) ——
6.c
Class A' (quar.)
—-6n
.6 % ••noncumulative preferred- (quar.)t.—__
1 30c
Finance
Union
Ry.
8-15
(quar.)_____.*
Co., com.
of
1883.
p.
9-16
Co.—
$2.55 preferred (quar.)—
4.75%, preferred B
(quar.)
%
9-10
Aug.
197,
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
9-16
;—
changed
to
12
—V.
•
9 '
8-30
(quar.)
Gas,
date
Record
down from $12,545,808 for the first six months
year.
This is equivalent to $1.38 per share for the 1963
compared with $1.55 per share for the 1962 period based on.
average
number of shares outstanding in the respective periods.
period
7-31
40c
•
and other operating
excluding state and
last
of
9-30
-
A__*
net sales
of 1963,
gasoline
9-30
;
(quar.)_.
&
Corp.—Sales Up; Net Lower—
has reported that
first six months
$11,171,350
was
—V.
—
10
8-16
8-
12'Ac
:
Power
V
8-15
3
9-
9-20
$1.56'A
7'Ac
(quar.)__
Stock dividend-—-——:——_____
/• A
8-19
Life
preferred
Western
9-14
the
8-15/
;
(quar.)_____—
Coast Telephone
$1.44
9-15
'
8-15
8-30
for
20c
common
Semi-annual
9-15
3
1
5%
(quar. )__*_
;
Products, Inc. (increased)
Insurance (San Francisco)
Chemical
8-23
9-
9-
5c
Company
9-13
1
,
9-17
17 'Ac
Manufacturing
1
9
15c
Wayne
8-31
and C
and oil taxes, amounted to $148,320,658 against
$144,869,849 for the like period in 1962.
Net
income after all charges for the first six months of 1963"
9
8-
19c
8-23
9-
8-
1
$2
8-30
9-15
5
3
t31'Ac
9-13
1
10-
9-
15c
company
Federal
,
9-
35c
5c
(quar.)
Wire
8-14
2
10-15
$1.25
9-12
16c
u.
9-
Oil
Richfield
revenue
6
9-
9-20
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
D.)
Continued from page
The
25c
Washington Mutual Investors Fund,
Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income)
Washington Water Power (quar.)_;——
Waste King, 6% pfd. C (quar.)
______
9-13
10-
tax.
Investment News
9-16
50c
'
Co.
Swasey
'V
$1.13
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Washburn
9-13
1
25c
30c
.-/
Bag-Camp Paper Coro. (quar.)—,
Carbide Corp. ;(quar.)_—
conv.
(S.
7
1
10-
income
General Corporation
6
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Iron
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
&
8
10-
45c
44c
common—.——
—
&
Porter
Warren
9
1-14-64
/$8c.
13'Ac
(quar.)—
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.—
5%
preferred series of 1957 (quar.)_
*
"21"
Brands, Inc.
(quar.)—*_;_——.——
208
South La Salle Street Corp.
(quar.)—
Twin Disc Clutch (quar.) r,——
._*
Common
Mold
$4.50
8-
$0,403
iquar.)
(quar.)
:—-———■
Tyler Pipe & Foundry,
preferred
Warner
.
8-
——
Co.
(quar.)———_——_—
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power (quar.)/;
Turnbull Elevator, Ltd., common (quar.)—_
$1.10 convertible preferred series A (quar.)
Union
$4
8-23
7-31
'
held)
(quar.)———_
(quar.)
Materials, common
Common
%. •
Tuboscope
Union
9
'
3
•
8-28
common
Walgreen Company
(quar.) :
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
9rl0
Underwriters Assn.
Truck
True
(NJ)
Co;
Trust
Trenton
Co.
Corporation,
Waco
9-30
8-30
7%.
tax.
income
Jamaica
8-15
8-
9-
Less
8-9
3
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan
"9-13
8-15
9-10
9-10
9-16
prior
6'A%
9-16
8-30
8-26 /.
3
1
9-
Pharmaceuticals
Vulcan
9-
9-10%
published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here:
I
t Payable in U. S. funds,' less 15% Canadian nonresident tax.
i
10c
(quar.)
8-
8-26
25c
6
9-
9-16
10*
8-15
deductible at the souive. Non»
tax
resident tax
15%;
tax
9-10.
9- 3
for this dividend.
closed
Canadian funds,
in
British
Less
not
10-10
9-13
1
10-
30c
preferred (quar.)
Steel (quar.)_
8-
9
12-
1-64
65c
15c
15c
Previously
3
]L-
35c
9-
pre-
(initial)————„—A-
Insurance
Travelers
pfd.
9-
8-
9-11
8-31
11-30
8- 9
8- 9
8-15
8-12
8-16
6
25c
8-
$1.06'A
$1.14
$1.06'A
6'A%
3
8-
9-
50c
9-
•
;
8-
8-31
27'Ac
f
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)_.
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co. (qdar.)
9-10
$1.25
A
books
x
8-31
Manufacturing Corp.
Volunteer Natural Gas
(stock div.)
9-
12'Ac
12-16
8-20
8-20
9-15
8-28
40c
class
y
8-15
1
15c
•-
preferred Iquar.v.
Trans-Prairie Pipelines
(increased quar. )■__
-.
9-
B.)
.
of -one
$1.12'A
Vogt
55c
Investing ' .Corp.,' common
dividend
4'A%
(J.
Company
Vitamix
9-
10c
15c
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Foods,
resident
10-15
Sciver
7-31
9-6
10- 1
9-15
*L_
Transfer
a
9-16
,
7'Ac
Vernon
8-
Fund—' /•*.-.• -■:*% ■
preferred (quar.)A*—30c
preierred- (quar.)—li ■*' '■
'25c
transcontinental-
10-
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Van
6
10- 1
25c
10c
(increased-quar.)_*_*__
Corp.
t Payable
9-13
1
$1.37'A
1._
class A
(quar.)
Co.
Vanadium-Alloys
6
10-19
9-20
9-30
(quar.)
Corp.,
Corp.
6
9-
8-31
/
10-1O
10c
♦
(quar.)
Container
6
9-
25c
Mfg.
(quar.)„___;
Batteries
(quar.)
Jewelry
8-15
3
$2.50
(quar.)_.
1
8-27
8-16
8-21
8-30
Co.
1
i, "Class B • (qu-ar.).-'——5c •.
Transamerica Corp1., 4%%.: pfd. Aqjfar;.)—i—"- $1.12'A •
6%
9-
8-30
Raalte
10-
9-10
8-30
9-10
Quarterly
/•
8-
Van
10-
class A
Trans-Canada 'Corporation
20c
Iron, common
$5.50
prior preference (quar.)
Valley National Bank (Phoenix, Ariz.)—
Quarterly
;
6
9-
(quai)—25c
(quar.)*—_——
.) 22'AC
Corp.*
Scale
Toledo
2
9-30
Pictures,
6
T(quar,)"_—60c
preferred, .(quar.)—'—
*
preferred (quar.)——*——
preferred
(quar.)———__—.
4.56%
9-
9-14
Insurance
6
loc
30c
(initial quar.)
Zeigler Coal & Coke (quar.)
•
Zion's Co-Operative Mercantile Institution—
8-20
Match
6
9-
1
30c
Towne
Zausner
25c
_
4'A%
9-16
Valley Mould &
9-
Corp.
i.———
L
—f
35c
Edison Co.—
t
:'V
Toledo
15c
Zale
tlOc
Universal
1
Depositary)..A.Tokheim
3
$1.75
Universal
1
tax and deductions
come
9-
S
Universal
10-
payment of 10%' less British in¬
for expenses of
(Interim
8-12
1
22'Ac
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)__
Playing Card Co.
(quar.)
S. Steel Corp., common
(quar.)
Universal
10-
Title Insurance &
•
7-31
1
6
35c
_
1
9-
S.
U
6
10-
8-30
•s
preferred (quar.)
,,—_
Truck Lines of Delaware (quar.)
United Towns Electric, Ltd.
(quar.)_—____
9
10-
1
9-
7%
1
9-10
10-
50c
S
U.
9-20
10-18
8-15
.__
Special
35c
preferred (s-a)
National Bank (Oregon)
S.
U
8-30
15c
Trust Co. (Los Angeles)—
'
Increased
quarterly
/
Tobacco Securities Trust ADR Ordinary—
U.
9-12
8-28
8-20
10- 1
11- 1
9- 1
!
l
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
/:•; Youthcraft Creations, class A (quar.)
10-
(quar.)
Co., common
Lines
S
8-
8-30
}$1
4'A%
$1.25
$5c
——————
Bearing Co.
U
8
8-30
9-27
(s-a)
preferred
7%
1
8-15
3
9-
preferred
4%
8-15
10-
10-15
9- 3
25c
25c
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Yocam
37'Ac
preferred
(a payment of 10%c regular
quarterly and 4%c in arrears)
United Insurance Co. of America
(quar.) —
United New Jersey RR &
Canal (quar.)
United Pacific Corp.
(quar.)
United Piece Dye Works—
•
$4.25
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Borax & Chemical, 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
United States Envelope,
common
(quar.)
6
6
9-
1
10-
27'Ac
—__
Corp.
United
2
Xerox
York-Hoover
Illuminating
8-15
8-30
75c
;
/
8-15
9-
8-20
8-15
$1.06'A
9-10
(quar.).——- — _—
$1
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)—
—
30c
Class B
(quar.)—-———--———
A ■ 30c
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)——--——— ,
22'Ac
Tidewater" Telephone,
common
(quar.)—'
35c
I
5%
preferred A (quar.'
25c
•
3-15
1
2c
1
Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc.—
Thompson
1
9-
22c
(quar.)_
common
9-10
10c
i
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)————,—
Thompson Paper Box.. Ltd. (auar.)
$5
9-
Yale
(quar. )__■_
A
(quar.)___
Industrial Corp., 42'Ac series A conv.
United
8-
25c
6
5c
15c
8-27
15c
20c
30c
5%
50c
35c
31'Ac
35c
Inc.," common";(quar,)— 1
Industries,
A
United-Greenfield
9-30
8-
-
$1.75
9-16
8-30
6
8-1
9-3
f '
.
Company (quar.)
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. (quar.)
Wyandotte' Worsted
(quar.)
Wyckoff Steel Co.
(from net investment
(quar.)
Ltd.—
preferred (annual)
9-16
10-21
8-
:
9-3
70c
—
Wurlitzer
8-15
8-23
8-20
25c
t75c
Growers,
1
10-
(quar.)
4.75%
preierred
(quar.)—
$1.18%
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.25
5.125%
preferred
(quar. >—*
$1.28'/a
5.35%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.33%
5.52%.
preferred (quar.)—*
_
$1.38
5.60%'
preferred .(quar:);
—
$1.40
5.75%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.43%
5.80%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.45
5.85%
preferred (quar.)
$1.46'A
6.70% ' preferred
(quar.)
;
z.
_
$1.67Mi
Texaco
Canada, Ltd., 4% /pfd. .(quar.)—_,••
$$1
Texaco,
Inc.
(quar.)
'___—;50c
Texas
Gulf
Producing
(quar.)
__.
'
20c
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
(quar.)_—
——
10c
Texas
Class
9
8-
8-31
10-
20c
$1.12'A
_____—__,
—
3
8-20
45c
;—
Grain
United
Co.
Jr.
Extra
9-10
9-
37'Ac
preferred
4'A%
8-23
8-23
$40c
common
preferred
4.50%
'
9
9
(quar.)
Co.
Quarterly
Improvement,
Gas
income
8-23
W.)
(Wm.)
Monthly
9-13
10-29
2 'A %
(quar.)
A
income)
United
9-
30c
••if1' 16c
(quar.)
Transmission Corp.—
Ltd.,
8-15
3
British
less
share
Monthly
stocks
(quar.)
Cos.
United Science Fund
8-19
9-
Fund (from net in.
;——
/•■,%■/ 3c
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com. (
quar.)
25c
4.10%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.02'A
4.25% preferred (quar.)_
$1.06'/+
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
——
$1.15
4.64% preferred (quar.)...—______
$1.16
4.65% preferred (quar.)„
$1.16'A
4.90% preferred (quar.)—I
.
$1.22'A
5.10% preferred (quar.)
.
.—
$1.27'A
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
$1.28
5.24 Vo %
preferred
(quar.)—^—/—
$1.31
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
$1.31'A
4.50%
preferred (quar.)—
:
$1.12'A
4.72% preferred (quar.)—
—
$1.18
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
——
$1.23
5.00% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
5.08%
preferred (quar.)
$1.27
Texaco
9-
$1.37'A
(F.
Wrigley
Funds—
8-29
/ 15c
——_—
8-15
Ltd.—
& Co.,
W.)
per
Payable of Rec.
38%%)
of
Monthly
class
preference
8-16
9-16
.{•*'
;•
_
——
Tasty Baking
Television-Electronics
vestment income)
Texas
7
9-16
22'Ac
50c
:
9-16
Engineering & Foundry, com. (quar.)
6%
8-15
20c
(quar.)—
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coal
United
9-16
9-
17'Ac
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—;
8-27
preferred (quar.)
Foods, Inc.. common...
60c convertible preferred (quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.__
10-
5c
preferred
70c
Chalet,
common
(F.
pence
Woolworth
9-10
7%
9
8-
1
(6'A
1
9-
$2
United
9-
Woolworth
Corp.—
Electric
United
3
50c
United
9-10
35c
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp;
Syracuse Transit Corp.
•
8-
2
8-12
r
;
(Stock dividend on com. and class B
payable in common stock)
—
Biscuit Co. of America (quar.)
8-15
2
9-
2'A%
57c
10c
div.)
Extra
i
Swiss
1
9-
20c
$1.25
$1.25
15c
12'Ac
25c
Corp.,
preferred
Arcists
United
9-
12'Ac
—
(increased-auar.)
$5 conv. pfd. (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)—
Foods '
Stouffer
Stuaebaker
8-15
9-
tax
(accum.)
Air Lines Inc.,
5'/2%
8-15
1
9-
$0.0012
45c
——
8-
1
8-29
56c
50c
37'Ac
12'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., cl. A
Corp.
Warner
Still-Man Manufacturing
1
United
40c
Storage—
Holders
When
Per
Share
'
Name of Company
7-10
(quar.)__
Aircraft
United
8-10
Car Co.
preierred
9-13
9-30
9-
9
8-
3
9-
12'Ac
preferred A (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles—
4'A%
preierred
(quar.)
Stetson (John B.) Co., 8%
5%
Stewart
'terminal Cold
$12'Ac
$12'Ac
20c
25c
16'Ac
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
A
Class
Tank
Union
J500
—-———
Steinuerg's Ltd.,
Union
4%
50c
Calif, (quar.)
(quar.)
of
Co.
Union
8-23
8-23
5c
$25c
—
—
Oil
8-23
9-13
9-13
9-13
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
U>c
—
Inc. (quar.)
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)*
Co.,
A.)
Holders
When
Per
Share
25c
25c
37'Ac
30c
87'Ac
of Company
Name
53
.
v<
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
It
of 54/100 of a
rate
the
exchange.
for
deposited
Steel-are
...
trademarks
Ry.
'
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings—
.,i.-
... „...r
'v,-Vi.-w;
plastics
•'
revenue--
1963—-Quar.—1962
,
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$45,113,061 $42,084,425 $89,823,189 $84,768,861
Ry.
oper.
expenses
.134,933,494
Net
is
a-..large manufacture* of various com¬
commercial and passenger vehicle industries in the
United
States as well as for farm, material handling and road
building
equipment.
It ,also
manufactures executive aircraft,
steel and aluminum grating,
lighting and signal standards, and
fr!
rev.
*
Rockwell-Standard
Net
ponents for the
p.
v;4,209,677,:3,469,640
cai
liquid and air filters.
Colonel Rockwell said that the
.
•
.
Shoe
■
•
,
other
198,
J-V.
518.'.'..
p.
..
.........
Net
,
before
Income
Net
profit
Net
profit,
—V.
•
7/7
■
taxes-,..*,.;.
—
share
-.
/; ;;'/
1992.
p.
-<
•
—V.
Months': Results—
Kratter
See
income
at
$1.10
half
of
,
.
Gross
.
in
the
ago
year
with
$113,669,000, compared
quarter.—V, 197, p. 22981.
"
quarter
was
1
End.
Per.
*
Net rev.
Net
ry.
~i-V.
fr.
$7,453,481
3,145,974
op.
ry.
income
2096.
oper.
197,
p.
v
July
Net
6I6.7
p.
197,
Earnings
$972,361
231,012
$347,172
55,481
$540,729
139,382
op.
1963
after
taxes—181,716
—v
$0.35
outstanding
1'.
515,000
.
V -'
•
Number of shares
197, p. 2097.
V;
share.
,
-7
:
•President of Taylor,
attributes the reand/loss In profits to a. 76-day strike at the
plant in Valley Forge, Pa.
The strike ended on April 29
ratification of a new two-year contract by the firm's union
13
cents
main
with
y.'/;;
Second-quarter net income
'
,
.
.■/
••
for the
Kircher,
%
Net rev. fr. ry.
I
ry.
*
St.
op. "
income
oper.
197,
three and
President,
Luke's
$1.75
or
share
per
lrom
$13,747,000
$1.55
or
per
/
332-.
p.;
/
Skil Corp.—Sales, Net Up Over
The
Hospital
for
(Fargo,
Association
13, 1963, BrC. Ziegler & Co.,
Bend, - Wis., offered publicly $650,000 of this *
corporation's notes at prices to yield from1.4%%
to 5V2%.
.7;.
.
!
7
:
*
addition
three
Illinois
National,Bank
f
Per. End. June 30
Ry. oper.
Ry. oper.
i
Net rev. fr.
Net
ry,
—V.. 197,
$888,902
$1,661,302
V... ;
Under
327,505
597,257
•
$561,397 ' $1,064,045
181,383
Ry.
oper.
184,713
325,490
,
for
each
shareholders
—V.
$1,272,054
expenses—
197,
Atlantic
.
months
to
ended
gross
$2,533,516
«
!
operating
John
loss
e
trnrinrfin6
troduction
of
expenses—
oper.
$699,938
$777,364
464,484
218,670
197,
the
reported
gross^^evenue,
1363, increased to $1,832,571
has
Scantlin
$90,471
for
for
the
similar
said
the
company
the
six
months
of $334,810
res"ve
said
"when
for
provided for
5
of
is
conversion
now
to
our
was
Quotron
new
write-down
a
be
completed
complete and
during the last half
of
/revenues
no
.
the
United
experienced
ended
June
30,
boards.
In
for
established
II
stock
Southern
income
the
write-down
will' be
States.—V.
Celulosa
Ciudadela,
.
7
+v?n delta of
^e^T0'
the
Buenos
the
in
125
'
Jujuy S. A.,
a
one
taxes
.
Federal
7
income
-
.
.1963
.
-
.
1962
of that country's
690,166'
taxes
;
.
(&
•
Natural
Gas
!•.-"i'
and
equal
the
net
to
of
income
subsidiaries
report
; ;
•
consolidated
net
the 12 months ended June 30, 1963.
each of the 4,981,736 common shares
*■
'
\
the
distribution
a
I
warehouse
on
in
197,
;by
of
of
74.
cents
a
share,
common
and
Offshore
1962.
to
Co.,
reflect
consolidation
of
foreign
subsidiary.—V. 197, p. 2402.
1963—Quar.—1962.7
Per. End. June 30
Eastern Transmission
■
$
$
$"
$
182,222,368
135,956,797
134,316,844 261,546,296 260,504,116
June
—V.
fr„ ry.
oper.
198,
p.
op.
46;265,571
49,067,848
83,333,389
87,396,703
income
20,705,757
17,970,489
36,452,798
31,359,267
427.
30.
period
in
1963
This
announced.
& Construction
1962.—V.
Net rev. fr.
ry.
oper.
197,
p.
Shows
and taxes for the nine months
$819,370, Robert V. Tishman, President,
with a loss of $81,863 for the same
was
197., p.
2610.
RR.—Earnings—
1963—6 Mos.—1962
1963—Quar.—1962
$2,052,741
1,272,335
$1,801,360
1,164,785
op.
$780,406
income
187,292
$636,575
149,691
ry.
—,
depreciation
Per. End. June 30
Ry. oper. revenue
Ry. oper. expenses..
Net
Co., Inc.
compared
Toledo, Peoria & Western
$3,891,154 $3,515,623
2,434,855 1 2,301,398
$1,456,299
355,726
$1,214,225
282,679
2098.
Transogram Co., Inc.—First
Half Results-
Six Months Ended June 30—
Shares
—V.
per
share
outstanding'
195,
Aug.
p.
2747.
-
1963
301,000
—.—150.000
———
—
$0.15
S91.529
before
taxes
after -taxes
'Travel
On
rev.
ry.
after
income
Net
ended
183,384,692 344,879,685 347,900,819
expenses—
Net
Corp.—Preferred Sold
Profit—
Earnings
1963—6 Mos.—1962
revenue
Net
$510,238
81,128
*75,063
Inc., New York.—V. 198, p. 519.
Earnings
Ry.
oper.
.-
Privately — On Aug. 14, 1963, it was reported that
185,000 shares of this firm's $100 par preferred stock
had been sold privately through Dillon, Read & Co;
—V.
and .12..months ended June 30, 1962,
reflect .certain rate reductions, to give effect.
suppliers,
The
or
$2,068,175
1,557,937
$341,491
2097.
p.
-
quafter
restated to
refunds
subsidiaries
$3,677,546,
corresponding .quarter
for
$277,523
60,285
"
7 -'
$206,996
*1,578
op.
income
oper.
Tishman Realty
-
compares
the
in
$1,916,182
1,574,691
482,557
Subs.)—Six Months'
,
prin¬
of:
fr. ry.
rev.
ry.
♦Deficit,—V.
t
$5,502,028 > $4,677,813
taxes——1,295,953/,.V 915,695
'■/> 605,787
433,138
Ry. oper.
Aires.
expenses..
Net
Co.—Nine Mos.' Report
j.
on
1963—Quar.—1962" r • 1963—6 Mos.—1962
oper.
$1,003,733 " $1,071,803
7796,737
734,280
revenue
Earnings
an existing paper
suburb of Buenos Aires; a new mill in
and
.
income
accounted
Central Ry.—Earnings—
June'30
oper.
Ry.
92,916
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
will consist
River;
Gas
Propane
retained
changes
;
of
have been
'
'
,
Earnings
cities
A®® miies north of Buenos Aires; timber land
Parama
with
earried
required
:
comPany
2,462,456
with the consolidated net income of $14,690,676—$2.95 per share on 4,974,929 common shares—earned in
the preceding .12 months.
/
,,
For the June quarter of 1963 consolidated net income amounted
to $3,259,174, equal to 65 cents a common share.
This compares
data processing
brokerage offices
197, p. 2297 -
the
Per. End.
...f.
Natural'Gas Co.
The showing
cquueu
'
year."
is
being
of
gain
Ry
$5,059,013
$14,708,468 for
to $2.95 for
outstanding."
'"
'
This
data
cipal sanitary paper manufacturers.
,
-
$6,975,071
2298.
p.
Southern
equip-'
market
197,
activities
the
for unaudited net earnings in excess of $380,000
the first six months
oi this year, unaudited net
divisions were $340,000, including a non-recur¬
$140,000 from the sale of property.
we will accomplish in this and other mcves,
we
anticipate the highest, earnings in, our corporate history in
1963," Mr. Kahn said.—V. 198, p. 616. ring
1963—6 Mos.—1962
861,124
It also
operate
Missile
427.
p.
$3,556,021
1,924,178
Guided
these
of
earnings
*///
:
that
said
For
1962.
"With
/
Ordnaiice
die
for
divisional basis
in
-
A,$^209,991
Results—:
addi-
company announced that it had acquired 50% of
firm
uhf a!s!,ts, of the
mill located in
198,
and meeting production services.
supply audio-visual support and
•
.
Kahn
Mr.
a
30,087,732
income
an
1963,
-Scott Paper Co.—Acquisition-
,tPn.^ug;.8>
the Argentine
this issue.-^-V.
School.
Nine Months'
of this equipment over the
by June 30, 1963. The write¬
further
are
throughout
'7.
companies.
__:
income rafter
—V.
compared
last year.
as
period
«?v^t>m!noro hf<n3aLd'«in some 700 stock market
tl?e ^P°i,r°n
utilized
systems
r";
•
are
to
facilities
television
educational
stock
contract
ics
will'retain
stock
common
-30,413,091
before federal
Net
six
.
?
down
"
common
the
15,104,982
Federal
Loss
the
Passing system was launched last fall the company realized that
°^giiai Quotron equipment would become obsolete.
period
both
Period Ended June SO—'<#
resulted in a net loss of $425,281 for
SCenCe W
pericd
Scantlin
Mobil
of
television
clcsed-circuit
Texas
Gross
quotation
a
Socony
15,289,844
income
2097.
p.
Southeastern
£°sts of conversion to new Quotron II equipment in
°f the new Ahe start_uP costs attendant to the in¬
+£S and Quotron stock
of
1 Sfld>
Corp.
$19l,499,835 $18,661,003 $37,388,162 $35,146,745
op.
ry.
oper.
ry.
—'v.
.
$1,792,876
R.
2298.
1,756,152
109,993
*
30,
of
at Cherry Hill, New
Jersey, and sales oifices are-in New York City.'
Mr. Kahn said that the businesses being disposed of, while ac¬
counting fcr approximately 40'% of TeleFronipTev s gross revenues,
represented less" than 10% of the company's total assets.
He said that TelePrompTer will concentriis upon the expansion
of ' its .community > antenna
television holdings and its related
Net
1,746,587
*
$401,936
247,093
-
June
revenue
"'
.•
of
outstanding
1963—Quar.—1962
revenue—>
Net
$2,446,525
908,511
.
$371,958
Electronics
share
Line-RR.—Earnings—
Netrev.fr.
J Scantlin Electronics, Inc.—Reports First Half
Scantlin
Chemical
industry,
broadcasting,
in
use
and education.
Manufacturing activities of the" divisions
David K. Wilson, Chairman of Virginia-
Refining Co.,
Income
•#
p.
be
-
:
the manufacture of Conley
Weathers high fidelity com-,
government
Tennessee
Soo
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$1,310,447
900,096.
2097.
p.
of
Per. End. June 30
Ry.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
Net rev. fr: ry. op.
Net ry. oper. income
Virginia-Carolina
:
:•
7
1.2 shares
1
issued
Ry. :oper.
Savannah & Atlanta
Ry. oper. revenue
197,
Acquires Venezuelan'Properties— '.. .V
See
' 7
"
share.—V.
per
for
systems
display
large-screen
Virginia-Carolina.
•; ; 1
'
The merger would be subject to agreement on details that remain
to be worked out, and to the approval of the boards of directors
$994,221
313,616
$587,785
Per. Etod. June 30
arid
and
the; lperger,
be
Ry.
•
cents
in
ponents. and the b?.sic TelePrompTer branded products, which are
sold both as individual equipments and as part of sophisticated
profit improved
642,547
op.
2096.
p.
net
of
$1,636,768
308,020
.
Income
.ry.
oper.
and
tools
power
Co.—Earns.
$895,805
expenses—
58
;or
Co.,
of; Socony-Mobil,
would
1963—Quaf.—1962 *1963—6 Mos.—1962
revenue___
Oil
Mobil
and :the
San Diego & Arizona Eastern Railway
11.9%
:
,
portable
and Audio-Visual divisions of the company.
Mr. Kahn said
the sale is expected to
September.
business
being
sold includes
loop magnetic tape cartrides.
early
made
endless
11%—
of
of Defiance Industries/Inez, have
has entered into an agreement to
to Defiance Industries.
which involves a potential return in excess
TelePrompTer Corp^, includes the Weathers,
Chairman
and
Huffines
Mr.
Socony Mobil Oil Co.,-Inc.-—Proposed Merger—
Socony
maiy
Co., Chicago,,
are paying
agents, and First National Bank of West
Bend, Wis., trustee, for the issue. 11
.
$1,-005,149,
yersus
Carolina.
Trust
&
increased
sales
to
million
of? $1.5
Conley Elec/ronics
ag.eed-that they-will proceed 10 exfecc a statutory merger o:
the .two companies, it-was announced toy Albert L. Nickerson, Cnair-
existing 245-bed hospital,First Wisconsin Trust Co., Milwaukee, and Conti¬
nental
months
that
7 ^
operating divisions
its
of
transaction,
The
share
have
the
to
the first; si*
share,
.
Proceeds! will be used by the corporation tq retire
short-term loan and to help construct a $1,425,000
80-bed
has; reported
company
.
Chairman "and President of TelePrompTer, - and
Kahn,
B.
Huf fines,'-' Jru
L.
sell
11.4%, setting new records aver previous: highs in 1962, Sales were
$15,097,008, compared/to $13,488,576 last year for the January-June
period, andnet profit increased to $1,119,923, or 65 cents per
D.)—
N.
West
a
180,639
$0.56
333,295
321,295
/o'-v"" ' ' '■*
—_—
announced "that'TelePrompTer
^
4 '•
„::v/
Irving
R.
in
1962.
Six-month/.-sales were. $316,520,000 compared to $309,r
441,000.; There j was an average of 8,862,227 shares outstanding
during the period compared to 8,875,444 shares in'the previous
year.—V. 198,
:
—
TelePromptTer Corp.—To. Sell Three Divisions—
72 cents per share,
or
increase ;of 13% over 1962 earnings of $5,605,000 or 64 cents,
share for the comparable period. Sales were $158,636,000 against
$155,387,000 in the second quarter of 1962.
I
Net income for
the first half of the
year
also rose 13%
to
;
Notes Offered—On Aug.
c
$3,953,411
$0.61
outstanding
±r
197, p. 2299. ''//"
—V.
per
$7,605,316 $16,346,628 $15,373,300
3,229,430 -7,502,241
.
6,467,524
$8,146,220
3,803,416
2096.
p.
$4,764,726.
—-:
share.——*—
per
Shares
v
$6,347,000
was
7^
an
$824,217
154,570
-
A
Earnings
.
Results—7;;:' V"-7.'-: >'77^/7 7;/
1963
1962
77 - 7
7
30—
June
:7
%/f
.
sales
The
—V.
Ended
Period
.'•;Net
.
,
DaCosta,
sales
Teleflex Inc.—First Half
V.
The company had record sales; and earnings
six-month periods ended June 30,
Donald P.:
announced.
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$38,683,196 $37,223,829
22,336,568
21,850,529
1963—Quar.—1962
30
Ry. oper. revenue™ $19,625,834 $18,858,442
Ry. oper. expanses—
11,479,614
11,253,126
Net
per 'common
H.
in
employees.—V. 197-, p. 962.,. / 7
$0.10
515,000
.
77-C;v7
7
reported-a
has
company
unaudited income
7 duction
53,150
share—
.
.
;
114,514
.
Listing—7
the common-stock of the company was listed
Stock Exchange under the symbol TAL.—V. 198,
1963
29,
loss of . $207,863 before taxes in
statement for the six months ended June 30/
1963.
Loss after tax allowance was $35,125.
t :
,
'-I.' Net sales for the first half of 1963 were $4,123,986.
Net sales
for the comparable period in 1962
were $5,369,525, with earnings
The
an
1962
$3,452,905
per
$15,506,000
June
$4,071,341
Singer Co.—Net Up 13%—.
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
-Per. End.
'
v
I
—V;
■
2096,
p.
'
30—
.
Taylor Corp.—Shows First Half Loss—
of
taxes^___——376,806
.
204,450
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
June
'7 iv,7>'.
the
American
the
"-
.
before
—
Net/income
$5,620,497 $13,983,055 $11,126,471'
2,489,102:
6,237,233; , 5,007,603
San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
•Per, End. June 30
1963—Quar.-—1962\ x
1963—6 Mos,—1962
Ity. oper. revenue
* $1,343,037 - $1,133,824
$2,510,319 " $2,424,397
Ry. oper. expenses—
802,308
786,652
1,537,958 / 1,600,180
ry.
sales
Net
Net lincome
St. Louis,
f-Net rev. fr.
Ended
Period
1963—Quar.—1962
;
1963—6 Mos.—1962
$31,506,365 $30,087,188 $60,620,878 $58,998,920
24,052,884
24,466,691
46,637,823-147,872,449-
30
June
Ry. oper. revenue
Ry. oper. expenses
company,;
.
Industries, Inc.—A. S. E.
Talley
;On
on
Simmonds^Pre^isidn Products, Inc.—6 Mos.'Report
;
Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
St. Louis-San
to
making
Edward
t
and operated as a wholly-owned sub¬
Cook,'President and one of the found-,
Chemical Supply, ;Inc., the principal/
manage and operate the.company. .-.,7 7"
.
$96,686,000
'
-
Vica-
fertilizers.-
In
$220,731,000,: against-$184,777,000 in the first half of 1962,/'/, .
Signal's net income for the second quarter increased to $7,124,000, or 68 cents per share, from $6,516,000, or 62 cents per share,
in the second quarter of 1962, including the aforementioned items
of
non-recurring income in each period.
Gross income for the
April-June
Okla.
initial'
liquid
..
,
of Enid,
Inc.,rlha
Spencer,r said
:
30,;.1963, first half ^earnings this year were equivalent
per, share,
compared with $1.01 per share for the first
1962.
V,\.vv
?.
income, for
the first six months of
1963 amounted to
June
at
all
77 ■ 7/-/\;" - 777 7 "7 '77 :;,7
;
77
announcement.
John C. Denton,.. President of
that the acquisition would constitute a significant
step in Spencer's growth-in. the agricultural chemical field. "South-,
west has
done a most progressive marketing job in the rapidly
developing agricultural area of central and western Oklahoma,"
Mr. Denton commented, ,."and
the management and resources of
the company will be a great asset to our organization."
77/ /7
Southwest and its affiliates are headquartered in Enid and have
plants in both Enid and Altus, Okla.
The/companies employ
about 35 people.—V. 198, p. 574.
.
•
; /.,,-.-./'/V7;.':/."'
'■I,
♦.
$3,500,000 of non-recurnng profit, from the, sale, of the company's
..snack food subsidiary, Laura Scudder's., L
'•
Based on 'the
10,511,463
shares of common stock outstanding
1547.
187, p.
issue.—V.
this
Corp.,
r
/.
said. This is an increse of 9% over
for 1962 of $10,620,000, which included
President,
Green,
half.net
first
the
Holdings—
Increases
Ruppert—Kratter
(Jacob)
H.
Russell
' '
"...
>
1,628,536
V;,''
•
Sighal Oil & Gas Co.—Net Up 9%—
net income for the "first six months of 1963 was
non-recurring income from
IB. Mosher, Chairman, - aqd
monthk
792.
p.
$0.46
—
——
-2097.
companies,
Cnemicai„ supyiy,
acquisition of
this business constitutes ' Spencer's >
entry into the formulation and marketing of a line of insecticides,
herbicides and grain fumigants.
Southwest also makes and sells
47,017
1,100,923
$0.68
1,622,249
*
7.;/7';|7/
The
$ll,592;t300, Including
$3,321,000 of
the «sale
of
capital
assets,
Samuel
June 30,
196,
753,365
aifiliated
two
Southwest
of Spencer. ceon .S.
will continue
Consolidated
.
operations
i.-:
shares
p.
37,031
/
*
—
—
share
per
—V..:i97,
of Royal
Industries,
for the three 1963, resulted in sales of $3,956,689 and net Income
'of $59,606,
equal to 6c per share. This compares to sales of
•$4,045,296 and net income of $64,677,
equal to" 5c. per share
reported for the second quarter of 1962 with more shares out¬
standing, it was announced by J. R. Johnson, President.
Sales for the six
months ended June 30, 1963 were $6,958,633
with related net income of $63,68, and net income • per share of
6c.
In
the
corresponding
period of 1962 sales were $8,776,309
with
net
income
of
$161,598,
equivalent
to. 14c
per
share,
The
ended
subsidiaries—
.
1,053,906
,/
;
■;'./.,7
,_7,„,
—
Souuiwest
of
ers
1,032,701
-716,334
.20,845,725 i 37,708,495., 40,898,565 ' V,'.
9,169£39 718,675,680/; 17,903,994
:v
.
consolidated
will? be
sidiary
2,086,607
-
income
''Common
/; •/
:
-■
Royal Industries, Inc.—-Six
Total net
YtEarned
™,6=co
1963
$14,648,516 $12,691,558
;.142,084
611,811
60,252 •
292,824
$0.11
$0.53
:
..
per
197,
Report—
Carpet Co.—Six Months'
Roxbury
Period Ended June 30—
net
sales __——
)
Consolidated
,
372,969
y
Corp.
lars,
1,089,303
•
and Enid Equipment Mfg. Co. has been transferred .to
Spencer-in -exchange for, 18,000 shares .-if-Spencer common, stock/
Tnese companies, which have annual sales 01 1.5 to 2 million | aol-
$79,277,002 $75,794,564'
—'
taxesi-—,
y
stock .-Of
tne
oi
Life
•
:~
income
taxes
•
'"
Months'/Report—
"-is
1963-; - :
1962
;;—
jNet income
Net income—nonconsolidated
::
1
-!'->!' r-
v
•
.
etc.
,/before
Income
./
.«.*■. r
sales,
,/Net
in
step
of America—Six
Corp.
Period Ended June 30—
proposed acquisition will be an¬
Rockwfell-Standard's program to/expand its inter¬
national business
and will, supplement its operations in Canada
now
carried on through Rockwell-Standard Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
»
op.
inc.,.;and
oupp:y,
All
i.fr
,
industrial
20,029,084
9,878,320
ry.
income
p.'332.-
198-,
.*
7.7Spencer;' Chemical "has announced thai consummation of a transon Aug. 9, 1963, under which it acquired Southwest Chemi-
7,213,368
8,690,491'
,1^
$ '
■
7 action
$10,179,567 / $9,485,047 $21,057,281 $19,900,250
ry. op.
rincome
2097. ;.f
.ry. -oper
—V, .197,
49,605,219
oper.
ry.
'■r'
>
£8,159,384 *134,889,358 135,176,008
.47,313,659 *..97,180,863 -.- 94,277,443
Spencer Chemical Co.-^—Acquisitions— '7
64,868,611
68,7.65,908
32,599,378
,
'.'.'7'7:,7..f
^
1963—6 Mos.—1962:
.
,
fr,
Net rev.
;;
oper.
Per/End. June 30
j v.,*
^
expenses—
oper.
—V.
vrRy.
rail¬
road
industry, and components for the Canadian automotive in¬
dustry.
Ontario Steel's four divisions. and ...subsidiaries operate
six plants, five in Canada and one in Clayton, New York.
consumer
J,-
Ry. oper, revenue—7 -69,634,303
Jujuy.-^V.'198,.p. 196.
Celulosa
by
71963—Quar.—1962
'
*'
Net
Steel manufactures tools, jigs, dies and fixtures,
products, springs and
rail anchors for the■
i Ontario
for
Per. Eftd. June 30
restrictions five years
■age, was one. of .the largest toilet;- '^issues, in Argentina.;;
Eventually,, other products of,'tne kindt manufactured by Scott in
the United States will also be produced and marketed under iicoi-c
Until barred by import
which,
Tissue,
Toilet
Rockwell-Standard common snare
S? each share of Ontario Steel,-of which there are 7761.500 shares
presently-outstanding.
Pro-ration provisions are to be included
in the offer of more than-75%, of the common shares of. Ontario
made
Southern Railway Co.—Earnings—
toilet,tissue.
RockweR"Sta?da^™Ontario
be-obligated -to aecept less than 70% of the .Mtstodlng Ontari
Steel snares but ;it may elect to do so...The exchange would be
directors
the
Argentine company presently manufactures four brands of
Jt will now prodqce. js.cott product^ including Waldorf
The
p^"clPle
been approved^ In
in late September, has
of botn companies..
shareholders
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
-
—
(726)
54
—
—
1962
<560,000)
(270,000)
$0.27
991,529
,
Management Corp.—Stock Sold Privately—
15,
of this firm's
1963, it was reported that 30,000 shares
common stock had been sold privately
through Gianis & Co., Inc., N. Y.—V.
197, p. 1009,
-*V
.
^
I
Volume
198
.
The Commercial ancL Financial Chronicle
.
.
^Unilever
197,
issue.—V.
tnis
V.,
N;
"
Unilever N.V.-—1st Haif
On
tnac
t-ity
'Threw
in
moutxis
six
to
be
suares
estimated
tne
current
tne
lecoimtiena
-
spni
OvriSta..-.nrg.
N. V.. UN. V.) ana Uuiiever
results for tile period
Unilever
ox
annu-n-eu
ii.ienu
Oiuina.y
v-
Boa.us
^nmnteu;
iirst
ibe
ox
the
i.4,
*_g.
Lit...tu
Results—Proposed Stk. Split
tug
to
mey
* v '
1 •
1
t^at
snares-.for
iour
'
T"
the
tne
eacn
!
!
sales to third parties of N. V; and Limited in
xirst six months in 19bo were >2,0jo,jo0,000
$2,072,-00,000 in tne -cor■responding peuou in i»62.>
President,
the
or
Warner
c-intrinecl
stock
is
"It
is
This
announced.
Birny
was
10%
a
over
gain
traded
9,
with
the
in
that
initial
trading
access
of
us
represents
another
proud
the
and
.
OOj.oOO
,
tne, pef-ioa
in
in 1L62.
manufacturer
—V.
'
•.
Limited ' in the'
witn $72,Van Waters & Rogers, Inc.—Acquisition— !
>
0-0,000 in
profit was
•%iNat S. Rogers, Chairman of Van Waters and Wallace L. Ovens,
$o i ,0o.,0o0
in- tne period in 1963 compared with -$30,000,000 in
President
ox
Western
X-Ray Co.,
have announced
a
merger
of
tne period in 1962.
■
/•'j ;.'J\V
V
t,.e two firms.
Western
X-Ray will operate as a department .of
The; foregoing
results reflected that, .third party sales, apart
Van Waters' Scientixic
yne
.
r.
'
-
before -/taxation
profit
coasouuareu
forward
step
/:h
those
from
in
period
f
of
Airica
United
the
of
naif
first
tne
have
Group,
4%
suown
Supply
increase
an
General
corresponding
the
for
tnose
over
were
Western
f\t-\ -.XX-Xl y'-Yi
it is not expected that the second
half year-s profits tor Unilever as a whole will show tne same
improvements over 1962 as in the first half-year. %
'O Y.vf. i'1
shown
niuaest
a
With
The
recovery.
tending
costs
N.
of
Boards
■
rise,
to
V.
issued
the
that
consider
Limited
and
of both
Meetings,
i
•
three
nominal
20
Fl.
amount
stock.
:;Y'
legislation:-now
held
v-.'-".
,
to best
N.
N.
the
be
trade
of money to
resident in the
in
business
lishment
the
meet
United
the
tax.
States
Netherlands
Holders
who
New
not
a
between
.
Guilder
and
to
declare
on
propose
facilities
selling
of
incorporation
corporation
business' of
of
public
hold,
skiing
GIVING
49,175,000
39,148,000
197,000
48,000
$0.37
$0.09
6-30-63
June
net
declined
shipments
received
first
the
in
attributed
was
'X;.
gained
4%
$6,897,090,
to
for>industrial
V,.'■■■ %>■.
such, purposes;as
for
and
of
a new brancn oifice in New York City, installation,
processing center and the furtner cbnsolidation' of
staffing of
a
data
new
—V.
197,. p.
1162..
Western Air Lines Inc.—Net Up
Profits
for
first
the
months
six
of
the
52%—
increased 52%
year
Vice-President
at
and
announced.
Treasurer,
profits reached $3,879,000, or $2.71 per share,
$2,560,000, or $1.79 per share record set last year.
also set a record, climbing to $942,600—highest
for any month. This is equivalent to 66 cents per snare on the
1,430,730 snares of WAL stock outstanding. The previous record
month was
August 1962, when profits were $841,000, or 59 cents
first-half
The
witn
compared
50,000 shs.
profits
share.
—
...
.
r Operating revenues.for the six-month period were $45,837,000,
with
$41,457,000
in
the
like
period
last year.—V»
David
H.
President and Chairman told members of the
of Security Analysts that sales and pre-tax
had established new records in the six
months ended June 30, 1963. Net sales for'the period amounted
to
$14,373,799 an increase of almost 40%
above the -$10,389,519
volume reported in the first, half of 1962, Mr. Cogan said.
Pre-tax
income
for the six months ended June 30,
1963, came
to $1,635,759, a rise of 35%
above the pre-tax income of $1,212,063
the
Cogan,
York
197,
Society
his
of
reported
to
year
ago,
from
36%
reflecting a rise in Victoreen's
in the comparable period.
tax
income
to
rate
a
with
merger
1994.
p.
.
Manufacturing
Federal
Engineering
&
-"..-V,
;
...
48%
Co.—
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—Proposed Merger
Mobil Oil
Socony
issue.—V.
this
Inc.,
Co.,
196,
,
>
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. June 30
1963—6 Mos.—1962
1963—Quar.—1962
Ry. oper. revenue— $31,201,955
Ry. oper. expenses—
23,488,356
13.8%—
increased
earnings
$14,706,708
to
y,;
..."
compares
last
year
banks and with interest rates firming, Mr.
for earnings to continue improving the rest
■ . • • *
■;
r' . '
Total
deposits and loans of Western Bancolrporation's 24 af¬
filiated banks were increased to $5,299,299,405 and ;33,345,482,874
respectively on June 30 this year,, he disclosed. They compare with
$4,754,954,038
total
deposits
and
$2,864,818,627
loans, va
year
earlier, excluding the figures of the bank which was sold.
>
The increase of $544,345,367 or 11.45%
in deposits and the gain
affiliated
poration
King
1495.
p.
operating
share for the six months ended June 30, 1963
in the per share figure—Frank L, King, Chair¬
with $12,912,438 or 75 cents a share for the ffrst
which included about six cents a share applicable
to the earnings of a former affiliated
bank which was sold Jan.
2, 1963, Mr. King noted. Per share figures are based on a greater
number of capital shares this year (17,145,164 Va shares outstand¬
ing) than last year (17,119,872y2 average shares outstanding),'
With deposits on the-rise and loan demand continuing goodUn
the rapid growth areas of the West served
by Western BancorTnis
half
of
See
a
reported.
man,
V' /
v.
.
net
cents
to 86
gain of 13.8%
—a
Earnings after taxes amounted to 34 cents per share on 2,549,625
shares of common, stock outstanding,
against 36 cents per share
on
2,163,000
shares outstanding in the
first half of 1962. The
expansion of the number of common shares outstanding was due^
197,
Bancorporatian—Net Up
Western
-
V.
*
Consolidated
equal
the first half the year before. Net income after taxes
$866,962, compared with $784,930 in the first half a
in
2300.
p.
company
amounted
to
.
compared
income
Sept.
over
Ta/lor,
thq previous record'set in the like period in 1962, J. Judson
all
per
New
This
1982.
over
demand
hign
stockholders were advised by increased
the hiring and training of new
affected,
were
$7,314,501
from
months
six
continuing
to
personnel, development of new catalogs, additional advertising,
additions to the research and development department, establishing
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Sales Up 40%; Net 35%
.
t
$82,240,000 $70,349,000
33,065,000
31,201,000
Chicago operations into tne company's new plant in Skokie, Illinois.
1
'
ended
period.
Earnings
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
$1)
(par
1962
sales
377.
p.
1963
pre¬
xirst
in
consolidated net earnings of $240,698
30, compared with $4x7,062 for the
cents per snare for'the
a year earlier.
has reported
months
expenditures
TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
stock
198,
secured
outstanding
products.
operate, control,'
or more hotels,
inns, lodges,
accommodation, together with
EFFECT
six
While
gain
own,
and other
p.
company
tne
orders
facilities
alcoholic
operate
from
over
Earnings equaled 13
19b3 first half against 23 cents a share
of this New York
organized for the
leasing, construct¬
is
buying,
Report■
contracts
shares
2226.
year-earlier
and services in connection
license and to engage in the retail
beverages as prescribed by law; and
bars .and other
to hold a liquor
and
own
Common
accordance with the Equalization Agreement
Limited, and assuming the present rate of
the
between
Limited
of
other
—V.
Pound sterling,, the Board
12, 1963, an interim cash
dividend' in respect of the year
1963 in the, amount of 6.41d.~ on
each original share (approximately equivalent to $0.30 per presently
outstanding American .share at the official parity rate now pre¬
vailing}, before- deduction
of United Kingdom income tax.*. The ;-corresponding interim dividend in respect of the year 1962 was
5.7Cd
per "original snare.
..
">,■
After the payment "Of the-proposed interim cash dividends, the
new
shares Will rank
equally in all other respects with the cor¬
responding-existing shares and
will carry the right" to receive v
any
final cash dividends in respect of
the year 1963 and all
dividends
subsequently declared on the Ordinary capitals of the
two
companies.
"r "
\
The
Boards
do
not
expect to
recommend total dividends per
share in
respect of the year 1963 on the increased number of
shares outstanding after
the split in the same amount as the
: total
dividends
per
share
in respect of the year
1962 on the
number
of
shares
outstanding
prior1 to
the split. Nevertheless,
they hope that they will be able, assuming the present rate of
exchange between the Guilder and the Pound sterling, to recommend
final
dividends in respect
of the year 1963 on the snares
outstanding after the split equivalent to not less than Fl. 2.25 per
N. V. Fl. 20 New York share and 2s. 8,09d. per Limited American
'share,
before
deduction
of
United Kingdom
income
tax,
This
exchange
'
and in
and
V.
N.
V-i .."
Months'
Welch Scientific Co.—Net Lower—
June
dividend Without" any
Similarly,
•
manage
or
CAPITALIZATION
under. present; laws, exempted from the Netherlands
tax and will thus receive the new shares and
deduction of Netherlands • tax.
are,
cash
maintain,
motels
the
acquiring, and to
and develop one
otherwise
or
196,
for
recreational facilities' of
kinds, in
connection
witn
the
premises. Its
head
oftice is
150 Old'Country Rd.,; Mineola, New York.
in a
estab¬
V.
permanent
medical electronics
in the X-ray field.
"
of
the
that
in
Co.—Six
carried
work
and
533,356
The
certificate
engaging
therewith;
York
engaged
of. N.
are
through
ing
to
15.% .: withholding
the
equipment
months
—V.
-
provides
of
business
year
or
52.
p.
restaurants,
payaoie
shares
recently they • have,, .entered the area of
the major portion of the equipment lies
198,
BUSINESS—The
is
payment
More
of
service
corpcration
1962 was Fl. 1.60.' The proposed cash dividend would
simultaneously w.ith the distribution of the new shares
and any applicable Netherlands withholding tax would be deducted
from it. Holders of N. V. Ordinary shares who are subject to the
tax
would
therefore
receive
the
new
shares
without an
actual
of
has become a major
and
textile machinery.
years,
.
Brothers
year
;upon
Department, includes among its activities the
analytical and industrial X-ray
equipment.
Apparatus
and
purpose
calculated at 15%
on the
nominal amount of
y any new shares issued to those
holders through a capitalization
of retained profits.
"V."1
Vv
' v
x
On approval of the split by the Meeting to be held on Sept. 12,
1963, toe Board of N. V. propose to declare on the same date an
interim cash dividend in respect of the year 1963 in the amount of
Fl. 1.80 (approximately $0.50 at the official parity rate now pre¬
vailing)
per
presently ; outstanding
Ordinary
share of Fl.
20
nominal
amount.
Tne corresponding
interim dividend in. respect
emptioni." This
is
an
Aug. 14, 1983 offering circular, the cqmpany
^offered publicly, without underwriting, 25,100 shares
of its common stock at $10 per share. Net proceeds
will be used to build and operate a $ki resort near
Wilmington, Vt. >>
in force in the Netherlands requires
V,: to collect a tax on the new N. V. shares from holders bf
V.
Ordinary shares, in whatever form, who cannot claim ex-,.,,
tax
Toe
.il,'
-'v
of the oldest and largest build¬
recent
•
,
"!
.
...
growth of Warner &
listing of,our stock
serve the interests of the
____
Vermont Circle Corp.—Common Offered-^Pursuant
".•> '■
• ■
Ex¬
Swasey
Because
the
of
Work completed during first six months
Uncompleted work on hand June 30
Net mcome for the pei-iod (unaudited)——
Earnings per share for six months based
r*'.;'.:*■$<:
/''J.'.
.•
six
with Ovens to run-in as
personnel will continue their
Division,
Western
to
New
new
one
'Scientific
sale
other
vious
^
will be distributed .to holders of N. V. New York
there
of
in
and,
construction
of
Uncompleted
to
Alaska
—V.
York snare of
Fl.
20
nominal amount
fox each three held
and to holders of
Limited
A^merican
shares
one
new
American
share
for
each
shares
&
company.
Period Ended June 30—
a
prominent distributor of X-Ray equipment and
hospitals, clinics and doctors throughout Washington,
and Northern Idaho,
Van Waters &
Rogers, tnrougn its
supplies
wnere
companies should be brougnt into closer relation¬
ship With 'ti.e • capitals employed
in the two businesses. Accord¬
ingly
they
announce
their intention
to convene Extraordinary
General Meetings of
shareholders of both companies, to be held
:•') on
Sept.
12,
1963,
at
which
resolutions will be submitted
to
capitalize part of the profits retained in the businesses and to
apply
t-.e ; amounts
so
capitalized in splitting their respective
outstanding - Ordinary
shares on
the basis ox four snares for
each
three
outstanding. JThus,> subject to the approval of sucn
capitals
All
assignments.
Manager.
present
Tne United
profits have
profits generally
were
better.
lower by 13% but their
and
sales
1962
Group s
Africa
of
1963
ox
tools
428.
p.
Warren
■
■v
198,
York Stock
Warner
of
•
perioa in: 1963 was $82,000,000 compared
the period in 1962, and its consolidated net
montns1
Six
machine
of
New
forthcoming
company and its (shareholders."
The Warner & Swasey Co. is one
ers
the
on
our
on
naturally
years,
,
,
Ex¬
on
Monday
letter to Warner &
trading
of
interest in
the
information
are
the
over
the
on
Market
a
New York Excnange are quoted dady in most
coast-to-coast. Warner & Swasey shareholders—
in smaller communities—now will have easier
those
market
to
"All
Swasey
stock
our
ot
broader
wider
-
,
Ithe
on
the
on
from
particularly
stock
\
in
result
resultant
prices
newspapers
its
according
to
an
Warner & Swasey
Over-the-Counter market.
listing of the company's stock
should
Listing Approved—
with the opening of the
1963," stated Dr. Hodge in
begin
55
James C. Hodge, President.
shareholders.
"Tne
stock
by Dr.
»ept.
Co.—Stock
application for the listing of
Exchange has been accepted,
anticipated
win
change
shares,
Mason, Jr.,
first-quarter
Swasey
Soock
currently
change
6%; Net 12%—
$421,596,000,
to
"rose
,
&
company's
Yoik
announcement
prom
cvusonuMveu
The
New
saies ox $.>83,669,000, and o% higher than the
$396,300,000'!!'repO|rted
*a
year ago.
Strong physical demand in all areas of the business
berore taxation- of. N.' .:. V». and
limped to oiiset price Weaknesses in |metals, plastics, and certain
V Limited .or me six inoiitns' period in- 1963 was $x64,000,000 com-;,,
; "cliemicals, Mr. Mason "noted.
'* ' f
,r;
■
*":
partu v>iu.r $r46,u00,000 in tue correspoxioing
perioa in x9o2 and
iset
income
ior
tne
second quarter amounted to $41,211,000 or
ineir- combined consolidated net prolit in tne
period in leuJ was
$1.37 per
share, an
18%
improvement over the $34,853,000 or
$7b,000,ouu compared witn ^66,00-,000 in tne Xirst six monms in ,
$1.16 per ".share
ea.neu
in
the iirst quarter, and 12%
over
the
lao2.
«y
T
' V
\
,T
:
$36,800,000 or $1.22 per share earned in the'second quarter of 1962.
consolidated ■ profit
before taxation of i N. V.;'in the six'
VFirst,.six;>months saies
were
$805,238,000,
slightly above last
montns' period-in 19c>3 was $82,000,000 compared witn $74,000,OdO
-year s. sales of $oUl,624,000. Net income for the half year amounted
-fin
tne
corresponding period
iff * 1962
and its bousoliaa'ted net
to $76,001,000 cr $^.53 .per snare, compared to $74,515,000 or $2.47
profit 'was $3a,0-0,000 in tne period in 1963 compared witn $3b,per snare ior'uie same period in 1962.— tf. 198, p. 617,
to
compared
'e-~
"
•
Swasey
Union Carbide Corp.—Sales Up
V.-' Second-quarter, sales
comnUiea
period
Sold Pri¬
Aug.
morning,
"
V >ne
On
—
Kidder, Peanody & Co. Inc., N. Y.—V. 197, p. 2300.
announced
arso
snareiiOiutrs
of
basis
fcne
on
jw
year,
Co.-4-Securities
Power
13, 196.1, it was reported that
$t,3Uu,000 of this lirm's 4.b0% first mortgage nonds
due ly93 and $i,50o,uu0 of its 4.70% cumuiaave pre¬
ferred stock, series a, had been sold privately through
vately
1-60.
p.
(727)
Peninsula
Upper
Split
Ltd.—1st Half Results—Proposed Stk.
Unilever
bee
6291
Number
said
the
looks
he
*
year.
.
16.78% in loans more than offset the loss. of
applicable to the sale of the former affiliate,
observed.—V. 198, p. 144.
,;•!
•.,_
of $480,664,247
or
deposits and loans
$29,601,684 $61,487,818 $59,178,536
22,677,751
46,344,933
45,021,412
Mr.
King
'
would
In
result
the
basis
of
the
split,
of
and
share
'
respect
3.32d.
the
20 New
York
expected
and
,.f
and
The
equivalent
in
dividends
total
3s.
11.04d.
per
Limited American share,
Kingdom income tax.
respect of the N. V.. New
in
shares,
interim cash
the
197,
p.
York
•'
oper.
r."
VNet
-
ry.
—V.
fy.
income"
oper."
198,
94,088,131
183,996,085
183,300,563
32,139,879
66,934,056
*"61,846,390
9,330,919
.12,495,883
21,274,564
18,155,849
—V.
privately through Eastman Dillon, Union Seeurities-& 'Co., New York.---V. 198, p. 52. '-.
■
.!
United
i
Finance
from
finance
1
1 Gross.profiu on .saxes o..A.oa3es_._.--._.^-_income
Total
*1963
>
...
operations
Taxes
income
on
Shares
Net
.
p.
per
at
end
common
of period__._
share.!
and
■,
periods,
..
$0.13
'
'
for
197,
period
$312,526
Net
was
1264.:
p.
The
The
six
of
months
and
in
Warner
The
18.2%
of
six
over
months
Bros.
cents -a common share,
net income of $403,960, or 40 cents
ended June
30,
1962.—V.
197,
p.
June
period
$1.15
2,
per
Theatrical
the
last year
share on
2300.
nine
$313,000
2,
amounted to $5,569,000 which repre¬
the 4,830,052
shares outstanding at.
television
and
dividends from
and profit oh
months
and
ended
June
$116,000,
1962.—V.
197,.
.
•
film
of
1,
1963
respectively,
sales, etc. amounted to
subsidiaries not consolidated
capital assets was $5,000 for
as
compared
for
the
with $59,543,000,
nine
months
ended
.
.
•
y;f
(
-yA
six
'
;/
\
earnings
,7
rose
J'
the first six months
the same period one year
\
*
J
j
1963
American
the
Stock
617.;...;
stock
common
Exchange
of the
under
I
the
a
cents
a
year
the
I
•-
;
Net Higher—
months
millfon
with the second quarter this
advance.
■
:
at the same time,
.
rose from 25 csnts (based
for the first six months last year to >32
share
(on
$556,923
net
income)
this year, Gerald W.
President of the major transportation system announced.
share
earnings,
$426,287 in net
Eskow,
share
company was
symbol WKW,
v:i.
has reported that revenues for the first six
to $22.8 million, almost double the $13.4
amounted
pacing
Per
on
V
Corp.—A. S. E. Listing—
12,
Aug.
The company
year
'"'r
-r■■
the
198, p.
1963
'
dividends.—V. 197,
Yale Express System Inc.—Revenues,
of
•'";■■■
$58,602 last year to
substantially from
share earnings after preferred
per
r
.
for
that sales
;
•.
h
Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
:
on
—V.
—V.
2098.
p.
y
reported/for the first half of last year,
rentals,
foreign
sales
■
■
from $13,339,^58 for
up
Wrork Wear
listed
1
$298,000
no
was
Effective
1962.
first
first half 1963.
Current earnings per common
cents after provision fof preferred dividends.
Last
2099.
p.
Pictures, Inc.—Net Lower—
reported
the
for
WALCO
of
56
for
22
V were
yy
•
v..,
there
that for the nine' months ended
June
1, 1963 consolidated net income was $4,961,000 representing
$1.02
per
share on the 4,850,052 shares
of common stock out¬
standing at that date. The consolidated net income for. the cor¬
has
company"
$67,650,000,
fffifsuti
the
units
"
or
reported
has
company
$M,802,2u8
■
Six-months
the like period of 1962.
was
$477,402, equal to 48
increase
an
share,
operating
14.8%,
$2,374,000
— —
$361,409
for
income
were
298.945
'$0.13
ago.
company
$6,925,263
Net
a
has reported that net sales were $7,567,431 for the
ended June 30,
1963, a gain of 9.3% over the figure
was
of
Sewing Machine
White
1264.
p.
1963
income
.
reported
income
(William) Wallace Corp.—Sales Up 9.3%; Net 18.2%
June
/fit' yUh) A shTij*/
the
for
the
1962.
other
all
of
cents per share for the second
quarter of 1963 shows an increase of
1.5% over profit earned
during the second quarter of 1962. For the first six months 'of
1963, net profit was $4,283,000 or $1.01 per share, an increase iof
6.6%
over
the same period last year. Income before provision for
income taxes for the second quarter of 1963 amounted to $4,877,000
compared to $4,906,000 for the comparable period of 1962.—V. 197,
Net
has reported that the company had
the 26-week period eroded June 29,
President,
earnings
half
of
.months
amounted to $580,269, an increase of
for the comparable period ended
equal to 54 cents per share on
1,065,502 common shares outstanding, compared with 30 cents a
share on 1,045,000
common shares
outstanding a year ago.
Retail sales for the current 26-week period totaled $57,956,004,'
an
increase
of
38%
over
the
$42,033,772 reported last year.—
30,
46,495
317.971
:
income
over
June
responding
92,325
.'
Inc.
first
■
■
mainly from the increase in sales obtained by
This subsidiary doubled its sales (103%) during
of
1963
over
its
1962
experience. The sales in¬
result
Melpar,
v.
.
sented
-
:d ;r8l •'/— ,?■
:-<*
$0.47
the
Waldbaum,
45,830
45,050
49,133
364.
958.134
> 94,183
__.l_.__..
outstanding
196,
961,423
•
1343.
p.
253,367
161,042
243,893
income_^^
income
—V.
1,155,000
773,518
—
704,767
,
338,076
income.
*
463,208
422,112
.
•
$494,926
760,188
.__
Selling, administrative and general expenses
from operations
;
'
Interest charges,
etc.
Net
1962
•
$746,947
.13,241
r
Income
Fretax
2,116,423
817,000
_
—
—
sales
Co., Inc.—Quarterly Report
t
Period Ended May 31—
Income
,
States
$29,469,925
1,590,518
—
share on 2,044,768 shares
outstanding
—$0.38
190,
Ira
sold
i
taxes
taxes——
were
,
•
for
were
year
•
crease
United States Plywood Corp.—Notes Sold Privately
-
1962
1963
Earned per
V,
!
■'
—On Aug. 13, 1963, it was reported that $25,000,000
of this firm's 4.S5% notes due Aug. 1, 1988, had been
v
second quarter of 1963 and the first
announced by A. King McCord, Presi¬
■>
■
y ■
■'! •
Net sales by WABCO
during the second quarter of 1963 were
$65,650,000, an increase of 29% over the same period of last year.
For the first six
months of 1963, sales of $122,662,000 show an
increase
of
31%
over
sales
volume
achieved during the first
half of 1962.
'I
; .y
; ;
The
substantial
increase in
sales, here reported for the two
the
the
for
fesults
of
months
dent.
$28,130,155
before
income
Net
245,146,953
52.
p.
Net
86%
126,228,010 250,930,141
92,557,125
op.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
Operating
sales—
Provision
1963.
37,147,667
expenses..
Net rev. fr.
Net
Earnings
-V;..-'
1963—6 Mos.--1962
$
$
;
$
$
Ry.
r
record
1963—Quar—1962
129,704,792
$14,157,124
4,145,727
Waldbaum, Inc.—Net Up 86%; Sales 38%—
Union Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. June 30
$6,923,933 $15,142,885
1,946,327
4,671,460
$7,713,599
2,397,409
op.
Wagner Electric Corp.—Quarterly Report—
963.
■
Ry. oper. revenue™
p.
Period Ended June 30—
now
shares
distribution of the new shares
dividends will take place about
American
October.—V.
of
N. V, Fl. 20 New York
American share, before deduction
per
United
that,
Limited
the
end
tax.
of
ry.
income
2098.
oper.
197,
six
the year 1963, on
shares
outstanding after
3.60
Limited
per
of
payments -of
the
Fl.
income
share
deduction
and
number
than
ry.
of
respect
1962, on the basis of the number of shares
the split, would have been Fl. 3.30 per N. V.
after
before
is
in
year
It
:
increased
less
Kingdom
of
outstanding
Fl.
the
not
4s.
United
of
dividends
total
Net rev. fr.
Net
—V.
198,
p.
income)
428.
.
I
-j y
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(728)
.
.
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
STATE AND CITY- DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
;
1
ALABAMA
a
.
school bonds.- Dated Aug. 15, 1963.
Due
Birmingham, Ala.
Bend Offering—S. G.
Finance,' will
Jr., Director of
bids
sealed
ceive
(CST)
of
until
27
Aug.
on
chase
Fullerton,
for
re¬
a.m.
the
pur¬
capital
$2,000,000
provement bonds,
11
im¬
(F-A)
payable
-
1963.
the' County
at
Legality
::'v' Huron, Calif.
v;.;
A.A,.
t
.
r
.
,
$600,000 Series J
1
May
bonds.
Due
on
1965 to 19S3
from
in¬
■
1,400.000 Series K bonds.
1
Trust
Bank
New
of
Company
City,
payable [at
(M-N)
Chemical
Principal
1963.
1,
interest
and
the
in¬
A;-- 'V;.;.
,,
.
May
Due on
1965 to 1993
from
clusive.
Dated
York
New
York
Dated Oct. 1,
both
Bank,
Birmingham.
of
Le¬
A-O.
est
Bond
Offering
11
for the
bids
ard
until
will
2
Time)
Denny,
receive
sealed
(Alaska
p.m.
until
Sept.
bonds,
revenue
3%%
$1,400,000
1
Jan.
Stand¬
for
4
follows:
as
Jan.
1
on
1966
1983
in¬
to
bonds.
1984
from
Due
1988
to
on
in¬
clusive.
Dated
Principal
1963.
(Ji-J) payable at the
and interest
Harris
1,
Trust
&
Sweetwater
Sale
United
Savings Bank
of
Chicago, or the Chase Manhattan
Bank of New York City.
interest
Los
Angeles
Los
School Dist.,
Unified
will
receive
Los Angeles
Sept.
Legality
sealed
until 9
for
17
to
and
interest
Due
1968
purchase
bonds.
(A-O)
of the fiscal
11969 to
in
New
Los
York
Offering
1977
Principal
agencies
to
Clerk of Board of
sealed
receive
1984
or at
•
Loretto
(MST)
of
until
11
Dated
Due on Jan. 1 from
Sept. 1, 1963.
1966 to 1976 inclusive.
Bond
bonds
&
Protection
Ventura
Sale
Bond
bonds
provement
Clerk,
$675,000 im¬
offered
of America
Bank
of San
of
1963.
Aug.
8
198, p, 521—were awarded to
—v.
the
The
Francisco,
100.001,
N.T.
4s, at
as
&
a
S.A.
p._
1993
:
will
receive
(PDST)
Dated
Sept. %
July 2 from 1964 to
on
inclusive:
Interest J-J.
Le¬
feld, Jones & Morton.
-
purchase
housing
'"
terest A-O.
.
;
school
bonds.
1
In¬
A'1''
Bank.. &
cut
13—
Company
a
Trust
3s, at
as
basis of about
Paso
School
Heights
District,
a
of
Brupette
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond
Clerk of Board of
bonds.
on
itol
Mall
tax
allocation
(PDST)
a.m.
on
Aug.
28
purchase of $130,000 school
Dated Sept.
15, 1963.
Due
Sept. 15 from 1965 to 1988 in¬
clusive. Interest M-S.
Legality
ap¬
able
Dec. 1, 1975.
airport bonds.
on
Dec. 1, 1976.
Due
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
1980
Union
and
High School
Tulare
Counties,
sen,
Offering
—
Trust
until
lor
10
the
a.m.
(PDST)
purchase
of
on
Aug.
27
$1,800,000
Trust
pay¬
Com¬
York City and
Company
Legality
the
of
New
approved
York
by
$17,665 road
bonds
offered Aug.
the Farmers
Delaware,
price of
Bank
in
awarded to
of the State of
Dover,
3%s,
as
O.
Bonifay),
Certificate
Inyo County Local
Public
Hospital Dist., Inyo County,
sealed
.
Bond
California
.
Secretary
will
on
Offering—Martin E. Nilius,
of
receive
Board
sealed
of
bids
Directors,
at
Lone
Offering
Secretary
instruction,
bids
Aug.
$250,000
until
20
for
Dated
Sept.
1 from
Shouppe
Board
will
11
a.m.
the
certificates
ness.
—
of
received
c/o
to
(CST)
on
Aug. 21, or
the
on
date
same
the7 purchase of $1,-.
Hilo, for
1966
and
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
fice,
York Trust
City
Company of New York
A 'A A
.
of¬
Chemical Bank New
the
or
Aa v A
V'
J-J.
A
r
of
issue
of
indebted¬
1988
inclu¬
I
Dated
July
from
1963.
1,
to
1965
Jan.
1
sive.
-Interest
J-J.
Due
1998
on
inclu¬
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
Offering
*
sealed
ceive
was
pool
sold
to
of
$100,-
construction
the First
Na¬
County
District No.
1
chase
of
building
198,
bonds
p.
Halsey,
Community
Sch.
S'hparsnn
1963.
1,
Hnmmill
Co.
&■
semi¬
Due
July
National
the-Citizens
at
to
1964
Principal and interest
Evansville.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Bakers & Daniels.
Hazleton, Ind.
Bond
Offering—Victor L.
receive
sealed
(CDST)
Due
bids
will
p.m.
Aug. 29 for the
on
pur¬
bonds.
June
on
until
8
of $74,000
inclusive.
Wat¬
Clerk-Treasurer,
Town
son,
waterworks
Dated
1
June
from
Interest
1,
1965
J-D.
to
rev¬
1962.
2002
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Howard
County
(P.
Bond Sale—The
7—
offered Aug.
&
p.m.
pur¬
Inc.,
Co
to
and
at.
O.
Kokomo),
Indiana
521—were awarded
Stuart
1,
from
of
Bank
Illinois
v.
2
<
$1,075,000 airport bonds.
July
(P. O. Momence),
Sale—The $750,000 school
Bond
re¬
Miller.
tional Bank of St. Louis.
Kanakee
until
bids
E.
will
(CDST) on Aug. 28 for the
enue
issue
Sale-—An
swimming
.
r-A Donald
Superintendent,
Tharp,
chase
Breese, III.
Airport
Evansville), Ind.
■
Bond
bonds
was
Co., as
revenue
Ross,
Authority .District (P. O.
Fusz-S'chmelzle &
sold to
4s.
im¬
Interest
Evansville-V anderhurgh
payable
$300,-
-
approved by
McCord, Ice & Miller.
Jan. 1, 1979.
Bethalto, III..
Sale—An
Due on Jan. 1 from
Legality
annually
A
Dated
bonds.
revenue
1, 1963.
Dated
ILLINOIS
2
the
for
dining hall constructing and.
refunding
inclusive.
1983
to
until
3
purchase of $51,155,000 dormitory
Due on Sept.
Sept. 1, 1963.
from
1
Trustees,
bids
Sept.
on
1966 to 2003 inclusive.
(CST)
Sept. 1, 1963ADue on
1964
that
seaeld
receive
Warren,
of
Board
of
will
O. Hilo),
announces
(EDST)
receive
purchase
of
of
Offering—Leo
p.m.
be
College (P. O.
Evansville), Ind.
Street, New York City, un¬
(HST)
1973
to
INDIANA
Wall
Bond
(P.
1969
Jan.
at 8 a.m.
$175,000
J-J. A Legality
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan 48
til 2 p.m.
Aug.
On
of
from
Evansville
Dec. 1 from
County Treas¬
—
will
bids
of
Board
Dated Aug. 1, 1963.
1
Interest
Secretary
(P.
Dick Tanabe
sealed
000
Florida
Howell,
•
Offering
Bond
urer
par.
County
on
Hawaii
bonds
Holmes
inclsuive.
inclusive.
County
at
FLORIDA
Jan.
on
Bond
Hawaii
purchase
Dec. 1 from
000 waterworks and sewerage
O. Dover), Del.
The
1—v. 198, p. 335—were
Or¬
cliffe.
Southern
Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
1993.
improvement
Due
1992
to
of
inclusive.
1985
to
on
HAWAII
Bond
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
Bernice Thom-
will receive sealed bids at Hanford
1,
Sept.
Bankers
of New
pany
California
Bond
on
Sept.
—
Due
M.
g—Robert
n
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
inclusive.
1979
to
i
(CDST)
noon
the
on
2.94%.
(P.
Sale
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
Joint
Due
the
at
City.
Kings
Dated
bonds.
3
County
Bond
until
for
Due
provement
Kent
a
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
Hanford
Aug. 26
Extension Project No.
1963.
1,
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
rington & Sutcliffe.
Dist.,
(PDST)
a.m.
purchase of $2,800,000 Cap¬
Supervisors, will
10
for the
11
for the
sealed bids at Sacramento
receive
until
until
Offering—Betty L. George,
bids
Due
&
DELAWARE
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
e r
Secretary
20
price of 100.50,
a
1
Company of
Keefe,
Harper,
Dec. 1, 1974.
..
$1,120,000
Hartford, Continental Illinois Na¬
and
Illinois
O f f
Bond
on
Dated-
.,
of. the Connects
Trust
i
Dec.
Metropolitan
County
Airport Authority (P. O. Moline),
350,000 public improvement bonds.
521—were awarded to
p-.
composed
group
•
Island
Rock
1 from
Dec.
inclusive.
from Commissioners, will receive sealed
inclusive.
Aug.
'v -A'A'
e
1981
to
Due
Bond Offering—Ralph L. Herod,
Del
1973
to
Mary
offered' Aug.
bonds
198,
v.
T h
Sale
Woods,
Agency, Calif.
on
Board
on Oct.
/
Orange, Conn,
/,
Bond
Chicago,
Sacramento Redevelopment
Due
3s.
685,000 3.60s.
Legality approved by
A\A'A";,VA '
on
90,000 3.40s.
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How¬
A
Dec. 1, 1966.
on
Due on Dec. 1, 1970.
7
'•
•
inclusive.
2,001
Due
Dec. 1, 1969.
of $1,270,000
to
1964
inclusive.
150,000 3s.
Dec. 1, 1968.
sealed
revenue
from
tional Bank &
7
Due
on
at
Aug.'
a
on
1977
on
i, 1961. Due
sealed
on
at
25,000 3.20s.
CONNF.CTICUT
gality approved by Wilson, Harz¬
price
(CST)
a.m.
1978
1979
Tuerk,
Due
1986
receive
will
9
the
A'.'A
purchase of $500,000 im¬
Due
basis of about 3.99%.
a
198,
J.ABarth
R.
inclusive.
to
follows:
par, as
1971
Offering—Agnes M. Bick,
provement bonds.
County, Calif.
—
to
until
fol¬
as
Due on Dec. 1 from
(150,000 2.90s.
30,000 3.35s.
of
net in¬
a
2.87%,
Due on Dec. 1, 1975.
50,000 2.80s.
25,000 3.10s.
Mother
—
Chairman
Dated Oct.
Santa Rosa, Calif.
>
..
Bond
bids until 4 p.m.
District,
6—v.
Offering
ard.- 'A
20 for the
Camarillo
Aug.
Fred
to
Due
1 from
IV
"
com¬
Due on Dec. 1 from
1974
to
1976
Dec. 1, 1967.
45,000
Heights College (P. O.
Trustees,
for
of¬
on
inclusive.
•
-
Tobin,
student
$240,000 school
awarded
of
bids
30
Co.
City
CALIFORNIA
V
•
County, Calif.
offered
Interest J-J.
Divelbess..
/'
Sale—The
521—were
„
&
issue of $40,000
sold to Hill Rich¬
was
Fresno
Legality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld
Sale—An
Parlier Unified School District,
a.m.
Aug. 26 for the purchase
on
$1,600,000 school bonds.
Bond
Luke
certificates
Due
COLORADO
'
price of 100.03,
a
terest cost of about
7—v. 198, p. 335—were
255,000 3V2s.
Chicago
Angeles,
8
Aug.
a,group
G. Becker & Co.,
Chicago; A.
1965
10,000 2.90s.
Sept. 1 from
on
of
$298,000 23/4s.
10,000 2.70s.
Sept. 1 from
on
to
lows:
Sale—The $1,200,000
$5,000 2V2S.
inclusive.
1987
to
of the
City.
ards & Co.
Supervisors, will
bids
1983
600,000 3V2s. Due
at
payable
County, Calif.
school bonds
'
Rhea Averill,
—
as
inclusive.
650,000 3V4S. Due
from
1
•
$648,000 school
offered
bonds
awarded
May 1 from
on
10,000 2.80s.
Due on Sept.
1972 to 1976
School District, Placer
Bond
Union
Phoenix
3.45%.
Sept 1 from
on
Sale—The
building
were
O. Geneva),
Illinois
A
Bond
Beach, Fla.
revenue
price of
net
a
inclusive.
1971
360,000 3s.
of
•
County
or
electric
Denver), Colo.
Phoenix), Ariz.
(P. O
Co.;
inclusive.
180,000 2%s. Due
Dated
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1988
;
School District No. 210
Bond
&
Sept. 15 from
on
*
Co., at
10,000 2.60s.
1964 to
(PDST)
County Treasurer's office
any
abiut
of
Community Unit Sch,
District No. 304 (P.
'
May 1 from
' "*
on
1988 inclusive.
to
Certificate
Carl Hanauer &
$210,000 5s.
at
bids
a.m.
the
$25,000,000 school
Oct. 1, 1963. Due
Ophir
County,
Los
follows:
Clerk of Board of Supervis¬
ors,
the
cost
Kane County
Inc., and McMaster Hutchinson &
inclusive.
Due
s.
Vero
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
ARIZONA
High
of
price of 100.0001,
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Maricopa
1980
to
the
Co., at
a
Due on Dec. 1 from
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
—
of
Forgan,
and
Due
1979
920,000 3 V2
O'Melveny & Myers.
Co.,
May 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
1975 to
awarded
&
Glore,
-
posed of the First National Bank
Due
405,000 31/4s.
13
Aug.
Bank
as
•
$2,000,000
composed
California
about. 3.42%,
Dist..,
awarded
429—were
p.
syndicate
a
The
—
offered
bonds
198,
College
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
of
$675,000 3s.
1964 to
Junior
Hutchison,
Co.,
1 from
inclusive.
1979
to
120,000 3V8S.
Corp.;
price of 99.34, a net
a
ton
1964
Jan.
follows:
Interest M-S.
Michigan
&
1976
the
of
inclsuive.
1975
to
160,000 3sA Due on Dec.
Co., and Fox, Reusch
cost
Interest M-S. Legality approved by
on
3V2%
Sept. 15 from 1964 to 198T in¬
on
clusive.
Co.i at
fered Aug.
vig,
Due
clusive.
100,000
interest
Angeles;
the
bonds.
from
&
Sept.-15, 1963. Due
1964
Miami;
of
Oscar E. Dooly &
of
Shockey &
Hayden, Stone & Co.; J. A. Over¬
purchase of $1,500,000 port facil¬
ity
a.m.
Dated
v.
purchase of $445,000 school
composed
Bank
Due on Dec. 1 from
$470,000 2%s.
>
Aug.
429—were awarded
Walker
H.
G.
receive
lows:
bonds offered
p.
First
Co.;
purchase of $18,000 school
school
3
198,
bonds.
will
Sept.
on
13—v.
AA; •*' A.n A:.-
■
price of about 100.03, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.97%, as fol¬
The- $2,000,000
—
improvement
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Andrew
Clerk,
(PDST)
a.m.
11
Ana
Santa
at
Sale
,Bond
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1963. Due on
Saxman, Alaska
City
bids
sealed
—
ap¬
Naples, Fla.
•
for the
Wallace,
L. B.
—
;AA'A*A
'
A
Venture A to a syndicate
First
National
A A
Robert L. Courts & Co.;
sealed A bids
(PDST) on Sept. 3
will
San
Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
until
ALASKA
until
Calif.
County,
Orange
Offering
visors,
'
&
A
by
approved
Legality
Bond
Laguna Beach Unified School Dist.,
receive
:
Inter¬
Wilson, Harzfeld, Jones & Morton.
gality approved by Dumas, O'Neal
Hayes.
Due on Oct. 1
1963.
from 1964 to 1985 inclusive.
Watson.
District
Hamm, Clerk of Board of Super¬
Legality
proved by Freeman, Richardson &
County, Calif. ^
receive
municipal improvement bonds.
000
the Birmingham Trust National
or
will
Clerk,
<
N;"'''-
;
M-S.
Interest
sive.
Le¬
O'Melveny &
,
School
Summit
-
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $100,-
the First National Bank,
or
City
guez,
Interest M-S.
;
Frank Rodri¬
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PDST) on
clusive.
May
Offering
on
Dated Sept. 1,
gality approved by
;
Bond
(PDST)
p.m.
Sept. 1 from 1965 to
on
Myers.
A?:
.
Due
\
1984 inclusive.
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutcliffe.
12:30
000 hospital bonds.
interest
and
office.
Treasurer's
follows:
as
Principal
inclusive.
until
Pine
Aug. 26 for the purchase of $248,-
Aug. 15 from 1965 to 1983
on
a
$500,000 county
jail bonds offered Aug. 6—v. 198,
p.
429
Harris
—
were
Trust
Chicago,
as
&
awarded
to'
the
Savings Bank
of
price
of
2%s,
at
a
100.72, a basis of about 2.79%.
(P» O. Crown
Lake County
•
Eonti
\
Sale
Bank
1993.
the
Chicago,
of
as
11
until
Co.;
Offering—Alice Muenich,
Bond
Ohio
first
mortgage revenue bonds. '/ Dated
Sept. l,;1963t Due on Jan. 1 from
purchase of $794,000
the
for
-
b 1 i
p u
198J,
of
purchase
improvement
c
l^Hie^p
H-N.
Interest
Sons,
V
Legality approved
In¬
Offering
Alex.
and
a
2l/zS] at
about
a
of
about
2.85%,
house
as
198,
1964
Due
2.40s.
330,000
Rieth, Secretary of Board of Liqui¬
.
(P.
O.
offered
Aug. 7
v.
—
522—were awarded to the
p.
National Bank of Hampden
price of
a
■;
& dation of City Debt, will receive' r~.; A 1968;
340,000 2l£s, Due on Aug, 1, 1969.
Co.,
Incl;
Eddleman, Pollok & sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST). on
710,000 2.60s. Due on Aug. 1, 1970 *
Fosdick,'Inc.;-Stern, Lauer & Co.; Sept. 18 lor the purchase of $14,1965
to
1978 inclusive.;. Interest,
Kencwer, MacArthur & Co.; Rein/and 1971.'
700,000 public improvement bonds.
J-J.' Legality, approved by Ross,
holdt & Gardner,
and Kirkpat- Dated Nov.
370,000 ,2.70s. Due on Aug!
1
1, 1963. Due on Nov: l:
McCord,Tce & Miller. ':jr.~
r ick-Peitis & Co.
' ■.
1972. '
I.-/*".:
from 1965 to 1988 inclusive. Inter¬
380,000 23/4s. Due on Aug. 1,1973.
Wayne Township 'School Corpora-*
est M-N.
Legality approved; by
Topeka School District, Kansas /
tion (P,. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
■
800,000 2.80s. Due on Aug. 1,1974
Woody King,.Dawson & Logan./ //
vestments, Inc.; Stifel, Nicolaus
par.
Holyoke, Mass.
Aug. M,'
on
County
Sale—The $300,000 court¬
Aug. 1, 1967,
on
basis
a
County, in Springfield, as 2V2S, at
inclusive..
1966
to
320,000 23/4s, Due
M.
from
1
Aug.
on
price of 100.31,
a
p.
Everett,
2.40%.
bonds
Third
Due
198,
of
Springfield), Mass.
Bend
net
a
6—v.
Bank
Hampden
/. V
&
Brown
100.008,
price
$390,000 5s,
Chester
—
to
follows:
New Orleans, La..
"
Bond
14—v.
by Smith, Bar¬
cost
at
interest
by Foley, Cox & Judell.
The
Co.,
&
ney.
Aug.
awarded
522—were
p.
syndicate headed
May 1 from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
F.
Stepp
the
for
17
Dated Nov. 1, 1963.
bonds.
Securities
F.
A.
Company;
Sept.
$1,000,000
Pont &
Inc.;
Raceland, until 2 p.m. (CST)
pany,
on
offered
Aug.
National
sex
.
bonds
enue
offered
bonds
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Sale —The
$4,935,000
%
Bend
of
&
L.
Everett, Mass.
as
Co.;
Curtis;
Co.;
Kansas,
of
Company
(CDST)
a.m.
Eroche,
57
Sale—The $600,000 school
Bond
Maryland State Roads Commission
missioners, will receive sealed bids; county highway construction rev¬
&
du
I.
&
Haupt
Ira
2, La.
c/o Raceland Bank & Trust Com¬
Dominick &
Rothschild & Co.; First
receive sealed bids
on Aug. 28
Secretary, will
syndicate:
Stone
Francis
Dominick;
MARYLAND
Hospital Service
No.
Bond Offering—Wilson J.
1,
Hornblower
Co.;
William Blair & Co.;
Ind.
Parish
District
~
.
M.D., Secretary of Board of Com¬
Hayden,
Weeks;
Bldg.
School
(P. 0» Dyer),
Corporation
Lafourche
s
,
Aug.
on
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Township
John
&
Stearns
of about 2.40%.
St.
•
/:/;/'
;
Other members of the
100.22, a basis
2V2s, at a price of
%
.
Due
1,
Aug.
on
of White, Weld & Co.; Phelps, Fenn
National & Co.; Shields & Co.; Bear,
the
and
Boulevard
Due
lV4s.
1,395,000
2—v.
Aug.
Mercantile
Hammond
3V2S.
1991 and 1992.
$900,000 poor
The
—
(729)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
2,645,000
Point),
429—were awarded to
National
Bank
p.
,
Indiana
•
bonds -offered
relief
198,
Number 6291
198
Volume
O f f
Bond
;•
-
g—Joseph
n
E.
Treasurer,; will
City
Lucey,
i
e r
re-
,
'
"
.
sealed
ceive
Shawmut
bids
Bank, 40 Water Street,
Boston, until 11
(EDST) on
a.m.
purchase of $4,-
for the
Aug. "27
/
National
c/o
.
,
Bond ]
§al6r^-The $4,000,000; first'
Sale—r^The $539,000 school
Bond
bohds offered building-bonds offered Aug. 7—
v.
198, p. 521—were awarded to
-p.
429—were
syndicate composed the First 'National Bank of Chi¬
mortgage. revenue
13—v.
Aug.
awarded/to'a
Nuvee'p '& Co,;. City
John
of
Se-.
White, Weld &
Co.;'
curities Corp.;
& Co.; Hayden,
Fressprich
W.
R.
Raffensperger
Co.," and
&
Stone
cago,
3.08%,^
follows:
as
lows:
and
<
.1967.;
to
inclusive.
Due
on
3 V8S.. ; Due
1,320,000
Jan. : 1
on
inclusive.
from 1977 to 1981
Oct.
from
1
Washington, Kansas
*
Bond Sale—The
ipal
offered
bonds
198,
Ranson
to
Center), Iowa
hall
198j
429
p.
at
Agency,
9—v.
Aug.
sold to the
of
price
a
/%•/....
par,
3V2S.
3%s'.
at
a
street im¬
S.
and
Ky.
inclusive.
above bonds until 7:30 p.m.
the
(CST)
10.
Hammond, La.
>
Allen, City
Bond Offering—Jane
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 10
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
of
on
from
/ $75,000 3%s,
;
from
Sept. 20 for
lic
KANSAS;v
No.
water
Water
Dated Nov. 1,
District
Sale —The
revenue
$25,000,000
198,
refunding and im¬
est
headed
M-S.
&
Brothers
100.005,
a
3.34%,
at
Co.,
as
follows:
$5,250,000 5s.
1964 to
750,000 4V4s. Due on
775,000
3.70s.
Aug; 1, 1975.
Due
on
Aug.
1,
1976.
805,000
3.60s.
1977.'
3y4s.
Due
■%'.
4,455,000
from
Bond
(CST)
of
on
on
Due
Aug.' 1,
/
Aug. 1
on
1978 to 1982 inclusive.
follows:
as
on
Sept.
1 from
1965 to
1983
inclusive.
Due..on Aug.. .1
1985 to 1990 inclusive.
6,920,000 v.3.40s,
•
-'from
-
or
inclusive;
1/lOs.
280,000
Due
Sept.
on
Commerce
bids
until
for
22
1,
syndicate:
Smith,
bonds.
Due
Sept.
on
Dated
Sept. 1, 1963.
proved..by
Carr.
•
Co.; Goldman,
Mercantile Trust;
revenue
1
White
D.
&
Cohu
receive
(CST)
of
1
from
Legality
Sale—The $400,000 public
bonds offered Aug.
198, p. 521—were awarded
Harkness
&
Hill,
Inc.,
and
and
Offering—C
Bond
Due
Sept.
inclusive.
1975
to
on
Street
State
Legal¬
Storey,
by
approved
&
Bank
Company of Boston.
Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
Sale—The
Note
Eddleman,
water
$105,000
notes
offered
Aug.
awarded
to
Kugel,
Stone
2.90s,
at
a
price
6
were
Co.,
&
100.07,
of
a
basis of about 2.88%.
Waltham, Mass.
Bond
Offering—John
Clark,
E.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids c/o National Shawmut
Room
Bank,
St., Boston,
(ED&T) on Aug. 28
905, 40 Water
until
11
a.m.
the
for
bonds
purchase
as
$1,100,000
of
follows:
school
$450,000
bonds.
Due
on
450,000 municipal service center
a r
bonds.
11 o
n
Boston,
11
a.m.
Aug. 22 for the pur¬
$1,188,000 school bonds.
on
of
Dated Sept. 15,
1964
from
15
Franklin
111
until
1963. Due on Sept.
to
the
at
Trust
Dated
Sept.
Boston Safe
approved
by
Ropes
&
Note
Trust
Aug.
Co.
of
8—v.
to
New
3.03%.'
District,
Mich.
Louis Roberts,
—
receive
198, p.
tion
Due
(EST)
bids
sealed
notes
on
on
Aug.
Dated
19
until
4
for
26,
1963.
various
pur¬
Aug.
June 26, 1964.
the Bank¬
York
Clawson, Mich.
City
and; Kidder, Peabody & Co., as
of-.1Q0.791- a .basis//of. 3.10s, at:a price ;of -100.62,;-a ibasis
of about
Offering
the
purchase of $411,000 tax anticipa¬
Sale—The $930,000 school
awarded
School
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
Belchertown, Mass.
offered
ap¬
Thorndike,
MICHIGAN
Adrian
will
Bond
Legality
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge.'
L6-
Gray.
bonds
payable at the
Deposit & Trust Com¬
by
proved
Principal
1963.
1,
Boston.
of
pany
Bank &
Boston.
of
on
inclusive.
1978
State Street
Company
from
Due
bonds.
and interest (M-S)
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
1
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1973 incl.
Tru^t Company, Munici¬
&
Department,
pal
Sept.
on
street
200,000
ceive sealed bids
Bank
Due
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
H.
Treasurer, will re¬
c/o State Street
Town
Stone,
ers
about 2.90%.
the
at
Trust
Ashland, Mass.
Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc., as 3s,
price
1, 1963.
1964
from
bonds.
water
$300,000
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
MASSACHUSETTS
522—were
a.
p.m.
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
13—v.
at*
Trask & Co.;
Winslow,
Co.;
Fosdick, Inc.
to
ap¬
&
Stetson,
&
Pollok
gality
improvement
Co.;
Stone & Co.; Spencer
R.
Bangor, Maine
McDonald, _BuchlerT&
'
&
chase
purchase
of
chase
&
Barney
(EDST)
MAINE
Bond
system
7:30 p.m.
the
1
Aug. 21 for the pur¬
Dated Sept.
Chicago;
C p.,
Trust
Northern
Street,
bonds.
1965 to 1983 inclusive.
water
of
$760,000 water, gas and sewer rev¬
20,000 water system improvement
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from
234,000
in
Russell Bank-
will
on
Franklin
111
until
Boston,
as
Other members of the
Principal
Legality approved
—
Company, Munici¬
Street,
main
1992 and 1993.
inclusive.
at the Chemical
Clerk,
Town
Aug.
on
enue
Aug. 1,
-
of
Bank
Bond Offering
ston,
sealed
$20,000 fire protection bonds. Due
1
Zachary, La.
p.m.
1967 to 1993 inclusive.
2,005,000 3.30s; Due
yV
1983 • and -1984.
Aug.
by Foley, Cox & Judell.
sepa¬
Sept. 3 for the purchase
1
(F-A) payable at the
Orleans,
•
.
on
1963.
1,
New York City.
Offering—Jerry Guillory,
$274,000 bonds,
on
inclusive.
Aug.
Bank New York Trust Company
•
Due on Aug. 1 from
1974
$10,000
inclusive;
1989
to
Sept.
and interest
New
the First
Village Clerk, will receive
and Stern
rate
sealed
bids
until
7
a
price of
net interest cost of about
Dated
by National
approved
Legality
by
Corporation
Boston
Inter¬
Hessmer, La.
430—were awarded to
p.
syndicate
a
1963. Due on Sept. 1
due
from 1990 to 1993
bonds.
revenue
Foley, Cox & Judell.
provement bonds offered Aug. 13
—v.
./•
and $875,000 4s, due on Aug.' l
pub¬
$1,275,000
from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.
(P. O. Mission),' Kan.
1
improvement
1985
on
1984
to
1978
B.
Sudbury Water District, Mass.
inclusive.
to 1991
1986
;/;;
due
3.70s,
$70,000
:
"
Bond
1990
1971 to 1977 ihclusive;
from
1
ofj
Virginia
—
Department,
pal
1985 inclusive.
to
Company, St. Louis; Bache & Co.;
Dominick & Dominick;
Hayden,
the
County
1982
1970; $50,000 3V2s, due on Aug.
LOUISIANA
& Trust
Bank
840,000 3y4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Sachs
Memphisj.
Offering
on
23/4s, due on Aug. 1 from
000
and
price
a
re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o State Street
ity
560,000 3.20s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1,100,000 utilities bonds, for $20,-
awarded to
inclusive.
1981
to
1978
1
:
:
at
Daley, Town Treasurer, will
able
3.y4s, due on Aug. 1, 1969 and
and
oral bids will be received for
Johnson
?
to
1985
from
1
Aug.
due
1,
560,000 3.10s. Due on Sept. 1 from
inclusive,
33/4s,
$1,274,000
Sept.
on
1977.
inclusive;
1984
to
1978
3s,
as
Somerset, Mass.
Bond
1
Due
4.10s.
140,000
of
.
Sept.
Aug.
inclusive.
to 1976
1964
due
1977
to
Hut-
basis of about 2.93%.
a
(EDST)
'
$1,620,000 5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
$1,336,000 3.70s, due on Aug. 1
from
Corporation
3y4s,
on
about 3.15%,
follows:
1968
due
of T00.03,
price
a
1965 to 1968 inclusive;
198, p. 620—
Bonds Reoffered—Sealed
on
U.
3V2S,
1971
from
par.
521—were
p.
First
refunding
$252,000
at
E.
W.
.
1965 to
from
1
City,
net interest cost of
Aug.' 1, 1969 and 1970; $1,-
050,000
sold.
not
Aug.
on
Lynch,
Sale—The $105,000 school
198,
v.
■
provement bonds totaling $176,000
13—v.
York
Bank
of New
the Union Planters National Bank
Bonds Not Sold—The
were
price of
Bond
the
Aug.
sold to Merrill
follows:
a
Chemical
the
by
430—
* syndicate
p.
New York Trust Company
Corporation,
utilities
inclusive;
of $60,000
& building bonds offered Aug. 6—
Perry, Iowa
headed
Aug. 1, 1964; $458,000 23/4s, due
Dist.
assessment
improvement
was
Providence,
Interest M-S. Le¬
..k
Cutler.
offered
Sale—A11 issue
1 from 1964 to
Chapman
.'.//::.v. ■
sale recently by the
par, as
awarded ' to*
100.43,
bonds* of¬
198,
13—v. 198, p.
to
Co., and Lyons, Hannahs &
Lee, " Inc.,
water'.drainage
13—v.
&
$185,000 water
Aug.
awarded
were
ton
The $4,000,000
Aug.
bonds, for $95,000 2$s, due on
(CST) on Pierce, Fenner & Smith, as 4%s,
of $100,bridge bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
by
price of
on
sealed
oral bids at 2 p.m.
to¬
purchased
were,
Securities
$4,465,000
'
(P. O. Louisville), Ky.
bonds
approved
a
—
storm
a
at
Sale
Sale—The
Bond
522
Maryland
\
were
bonds
Sa'e—Revenue
Equitable
Revenue
Construction
Sewer
Oholona
Aug. 27 for the purchase
gality
system
./;■
sewer
inclusive.
&
;
Bond
fered
via negotiated
will receive
until 2 p.m. (EST) on
bids
Bond
lan, City Clerk, will receive
1968
Scharff
to
awarded
:
p.
Dodge.
Northborough, Mass.
bonds offered
(P. O. Hyattsville),
District
school
198,
7—v.
Aug.
$4,565,000
taling
Secretary,
waterworks
000
Dodge, Iowa
1963. Due on Nov.
.
Inc.
Co.,
Suburban Sanitary
Washington
Thibodaux, La.
r
Bond
Clyde Johns,
—
bonds.
street
Palmer &
W. H. Morton &
& Sons,
Williams &
T.
as
Offering—Robert H. Clel-
Bond
000
sealed
Lexington), Ky.
O.
Offering
bonds.
325,000 Series B bonds as
and
as
■/
$90,000 Series A bonds as
Fort
offered
\
Water
Finance Aug. 22 for the purchase of $206,-
Home
follows:"-1
(P.
District
were
—
and
Housing
District
Bond
offered
$415,000
ing'
and
bonds total¬
revenue
Road
Athens-Boonesboro
Sale—The dormitory
dining
(P. O. Luling),
(P. O.
Sioux
Due on
1, 1977
/',/ Sept: 1 from 1964 to 1967 in; ;•%'/ elusive..
|-V • ■' \
Co., Inc.; Mead, Miller & Co., and
Jones, Inc.
KENTUCKY
College
/{
elusive, v
100,000
Co.; Stein Bros. &: Boyce, Robt.
C.
Parish
430—were
IOWA
Dordt
on
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1982 in-
v
1,
Aug.
on
1978.
Garrett
^
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
bonds
Co.
Bond
Judell.
Louisiana
&
&
Interest
Legality approved by Foley,
&
Charles
St.
inclusive.
p.
5—v.
Aug.
Due
.A',
•
Due
bonds.
"
on
1983
to
improvement
awarded
240—were
Cox
$180,000 munic¬
system
water
/
Other members of the
Due on April 1 from
1, 1963.
1965
1984 inclusive.
2,275,000 3s;
1968 to
Feb.
>/':
•
follows: %.
as
school
$4,500,000
syndicate; / Dated Sept. 1, 1963. Payable atSept. 10 for ther Harrimon Ripley & Co., Inc.; First the New England Merchants Na¬
purchase of $400,000 public im¬ Boston Corp.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; tional Bank of Boston.
Legality
provement library bonds.
Dated Baker, Watts & Co.; John C. Legg approved by Storey, Thorndike,
(CST)
a.m.
A-O.
1, 1966
Due on" Jan. 1 from
1978 inclsuive.; .7
1976
to
1977
'
•
Jury, will receive sealed bids until
10
3s.
1965
v
875,000 3s.. Due on Aug.
Police ■and
Parish
of
Secretary
man,
W•
v,*,'-" ■
235,000
•
$405,000 4s.' Due on Jan.
,
price of 100.44, a net in¬
about 2.87%, as fol¬
a
$304,000 2%s. Due oh Feb. 1 from
price of
net interest cost of about
a
at
1976.
Marion Fogel-
—•
-
2.90s.
420,000
i
i \ vLouisiana/ ;yi
v,:.
/Bond Offering
terest cost of
Hughes & Co., Inc., at a
100.01,
-.
198,
-
1975.'
and
Rapides Parish (P. O. Alexandria),
600,000 bonds,
I
Bond
pose
Sale—The
-bonds
totaling $197,000
fered Aug. 6—v.
198,
p..
of¬
337—were
58
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(730)
r
.
.
Monday, August 19, 1963
.
I"
awarded
&
to
Donald
&
of $1,-
improvement bonds offered Aug. 7
—v. 198, p. 522—were awarded to
the Security Bank & Trust Com¬
Sept.
Co.
school notes
was
MacArthur
&
issue
of
Village Clerk, will receive
$60,000
sold to Kenower,
Co,
and
(CST)
of
chase
Bennett, McDonald & Co.
lows:
uwosso,
Owosso,
special
awarded
were
assessment
to
MacArthur & Co.
35,000
St. Joseph School District, Mich.
r
n
Co
ri
n
?.°,n
i
no
c
«i
n
ao* nnn
building
Aug. 12
198,
v.
—
bonds
J-J-
offered
sey
430
p.
1963.
to the
Corporation;
First
of
from 19gg tQ
(pdsT)
Braun,
Bosworth
Co.. Inc.;
1963.
Interest
and
Berrien
'
at
price of 100.04,
a
est
cost
of
about
net
a
3.26%,
.... ,,
4
fol-
lows:
Due
1964 to
1969
Due
1974 to
480 000'3*8. Due
1987 to
1992
inclusive.
City
Clerk,
000
1963.
Due
utility
Dated Oct.
1967 inclusive.
sou.-uwswnsu.
est
es^
on
A-O.
Interest M-S.
Legality
o'
(P
Ulm)
St
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The $180,000 drainage bonds offered
wPro
337—were
...
-
Aug. 6-v. 198,
o
awarded
n
to
Duluth, Minn.
—
1965 tQ
: '
v
12—v.
198,
of
a
as
Due
Jan. 1 from
on
on
Jan.
1973 to
1
?
from
1977 inclusive.
100,000 3.10s Due
on
No.
Hanauer Stern & Co.,
schQol
i962.
Due
National
Bank
?nn(S*Ca?)'
&
Trust
and
so
rj-
Company
aS ^'69s» at a l)rice of
Other members of the syndicate:
York
York City.
Offering
°
Roger
—
Whit"*ui
moyer, City Comptroller, will
sealed
bids
until
11
rea.m.
(jEDST)
on
$434,000 sewerage treat-
Lloyd O'Hara,
.
frnrJ1QR7
*
j^Tnclusive lLresT l-O
approved bv Svkes
^
Gal-
'
Penfield, N. Y.
Note ^Offering
- Howard J.
Town Supervisor, will reCamillus
snq-rf
,2 p'm>
Camillus, (EDST) on Aug. 20 for the pur^
-a
a
SnmL^o^ewYoA X it
Company or New York C ty.
i
29 for the pur¬
,
lowav & Dikeman
Comoanv
in
Aug.
t .
Legality
^
Central New York, in
,
1Qg3
tQ
(ED?I),0°n
New York
ppnfrai
of
t
r^sealed
T^ist
.
\
;
—
will
^ to' 1973
M-H1f
No.
1
^ Dlstrict
notes.
bond
anticipation
Dated Aug. 29, 1963.
Notes mature
'
A"g- *>> ^
^
^
the purchase of $3 250
Cana"daill''a a"d Farmmgton, N. Y. Cen tral JTiust Company of
Bond Sa'c—The $785,000 CananbQnds
Dated
^
Rochester. Legality approved by
and
Farmington
Water
i
Aug. 1 from 1964 to daigua
W^hburn; & Mc,
'
'
-
on
1985 inclusive Interest F-A.
Legal-
—v.
a
bonds
District
Ry approved by Caldwell, Trimble
Jan. 1, 1978
1979.
New
Oneida, N. Y.
Bond
BoiJd of^erlng-Andrew Muller, gality approved by Hawkins,
Aug. 28 for
1963. Payable at
Bank
Lane.
Aug' .20 for the Purchase of
999 improvement bonds. Dated
Aug1963* Due °.n May } from
198,
p.
offered
Aug.
"7 Lake Hopatcong), District
Township School N. J.
(P. O.
r
13
y.'
Inc.,
:
Pittsburgh, N.. Y.
syndicate composed of the Ma-
Co„ Inc., Roosevelt & Cross
;
;
>
621—were awarded to
rine Trust Company of Western
New York, in Buffalo Blair &
.
awarded to the Continental Illinois
Clerk
bids untiI 3:30 P m'
and Herbert
•
r./.
il,
$350,000 school
YORK
Bond Offering
Town
^ZZers'ey
v
^
notes.
approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Camillas, N. Y.
Regional
Sims & Co., as 3.70s, at a price
of 198-"> a basis of about 3.69%.
w
44
chase
County
Sale—The $625,000 school
offered Aug. 8—v.
198, ! p.
were
awarded to a group
-t
CTN
Company of New
ceive
Bond
vj-
notes.
Legality
&
New Jersey
^""
the
March 11, 1964.
Chemical
Trust
v
:
Series
on
Dated Sept.
1, N. Mex.
NEW
—
that
sealed bids
Dec. 18, 1963.
on
Due
& Stockmen's Bank of Clayton.
^yood
bonds
announces
45,715,000
"•»•
& Mitchell.
;
Due
the
MEXICO
Bond Sale—The
AUUU
Reid
loan notes> as follows.
$12>285>990 Series CTN-43
Park
ers
vu
,
Wil-
^ 7 P-m. <EDST)on Aug. 20 for
®
S'°°0 temp°"
.
$100,000
""""
New York
Authority, will receive
the
at
of
Bank
incluslve- Interest .M-S. 'Legality
00Q
Jan. 1 from
on
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
,Due
of
Housing Authority,
*.
.
Principal and
& W°°d'
indusive
'
"
523—were awarded to the Farm—
T
•
net
oar
a.
522—were
p.
of
Bank
^
196g
425,000 3s.
$300,000
were
—
about^3 008
of
380,000 2.80s. Due
certificates of indebtedness offered
Aug.
nrire
a
$335,000 2%s.
Paine,
:
The
at
'cost
purchase
•
York
liam
Clayton Municipal School District
Aug.
composed of B. J. Van Ingen & Co.
522
p.
NEW
Sovay,
on
abQS;f2|/7"Ce 0f .100-20'
of
^
Note Offering — Chairman
j^sftfsaxyss
430
$1,240,000
National
foUows:
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Certificate Sale
Paul
interest
the
bas'is
a
Ridge. Legality approved by Haw¬
School District (P. O. Somerdale),
Inter-
indicate headed bv
a
Te Ame^an
:; ,
New
198,
v.
awarded to
p.
for
approved by
approved by
Sale —The
—
~
kins, Delafield & Wood.
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
Central Camden
Oct. 1
drainage refunding bonds offered
Aug. 13
fnCqmpany of Middle-
District,
payable
(M-S)
National
bonds.
on
Minnesota
Bond
duus
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
Countv
Due
Sihley County (P. O. Gaylord),
Le-
the
at
8pm(EDOT)
inclusive.
1981
to
JERSEY
(EDST)
Y.
$130,000 public
Aug. 28 for the purchase of -r
$560,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
ci y
of
<CST£on —— bySawkin^delafield
P01^' °w®n- Marquart, Wind-
gality
Brown
on
h°rst & West.
Dated March 1,
MINNESOTA
iCSTl
revenue
1, 1963.
Sept. 1 from 1963 to
on
receive
from 1965 to 1979 inclusive.
receive
(EST)
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $260,000 street and alley paving special
assessment bonds.
water
!
will
will
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $345,-
Southgate, Mich.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
riprk
sealed bids until 8 pan.
until 8 nm
May 1 from
on
payable
The
—
im'P*'ovement bonds offered Aug. 8
we*;e awarded to the Orange
1963- Due on SePf- 1 from 1965
Avalon, N. J.
basis of
a
and
1964
offortnf-SeMed bids will
interest
Bond Offering—Doris R.
21
villafp
nnr
Bond Offering—Victor B. Stech-
schulte,
NEW
i
,
bids until 8 p.m.
May 1 from
on
1986 inclusive.
to
Bank
of
as
Middletown, N.
.......
Shawmut
Bank
Huntington,
price of 100.05,
a
Bond Sale
1,
on
First
Windhorst
Marquart,
& West*
May 1 from
on
from
1
Principal
v
h^ivedunfit
,
tax
1.84%.
improvement bonds. Dated
Owen,
sey,
Bond
.
621—were awarded to
D
jgoston
A-O. Legality approved by Dor-
May 1 from
on
$200,000
$750,000
of
1916Q3;0D.Ue,0n. °Ct'T1^™"J
t° 1979 inclusive^ Interest
1969
198
,
•-».-•
]\rationai
1980 inclusive.
350,000 3V4S. Due
■'Mif.;;,
?ct:
from
1973 inclusive
300,000 3s.
1981
1
inclusive..
135,000 2%s. Due
1970 to
May
on
purchase
the
for
sewer
$160,000 4s.
__v
t
;
,
Sale —The
anticipation notes offered Aug. 12
Offering—Donald J.'Boll,
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 6 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
interas
.Note
Orono, Minn.
Inc.,
(M-S)
Sept.
Woodcliff Lake School
;
National
in
about 2.48%.
school
Dated
Sept.
on
523—were awarded to
p.
Island,
2V2s, at
8
\
NEW HAMPSHIRE
,
Long
Suburb^ Trust Company of
Legality approved
-.l-V.
.
.
:
'
;
•
—
Securities,
until
Security
LegalUy by
^
-r
Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.,
bids
.
man ^ Howard-
Interest
approved by DorOwen,- Marquart, Windhorst
&
Laberge,
198,
the
Scotch Plains.
Due seri-
lg83
J.
$2,160,000
inclusive.
interest
gept" 10 for the purchase of
Legality
Michigan
Due
8
p m
—v.
Aug. 28 for the
on
bonds.
1984
to
sealed
of
building
'
awarded
(EDST)
purchase
County School
$3,000,000 school bonds.
were
—
p.m.
receiyed
—
receive
Sealed bids will
until
Offering—F.
will
(P. O. Reno), Nev.
Offeriiig
Dist.
Secretary of Board of Education,
a
on
bonds
1063
1,
Oct.
at
Sch.
Reed,.Hoyt, Washburn & Mc.-.
approved by Dawson, Nagel,Sher- Carthy.
...
'
<
- <V '
1
Oct
H
t
Bond
^
1
,
be
1966
pool
Vi"
County,
District
Bond
....
,
swimming
Dated
.
u
school
fol¬
?oU79?^,baL
v
.
as
4.80s,
as
Plains-Fanwood
(P. O. Scotch Plains), N. J.
NEVADA
Washoe
bond* 1980 inclusive.
^ue on^
to
J from
enue
Kenower,
-
p.m.
pur-
$140,000 municipal building rev-
bonds totaling $83,000 offered July
30,^
.
Bozeman,
price of par.
.v'/;
"
■
.
3
of
pany
sepa-
the
for
bonds,
$175,000
tvncn.
Mich.
Bond Sale—The street and sewer
improvement
4
Sept.
on
until
bids
sealed
rate
Manley,
Scotch
~
Bond Offering—Milan De Witt,
Mich.
District,
Sale—An
•
purchase
Mora, Minn.
School
Mason
Note
9 for the
000,000 sewer improvement bonds,
MacArthur
Kenower,
Co., and Manley, Bennett, Mc-
Bond saie_The $220,000
bonds
of£ered
Au
-
•
7_v
bridge
198
p
523-were awarded to the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of New
Bond Sale — The $3,450,000 Manufacturers & Traders
York City and Charles King &
Co.,
Co.; Juran & Moody, Inc.; Stern sch°o1 bonds offered Aug. 8 — v. Company of Buffalo, and John J. as 2.70s, at a price of 100.08, a basis
Brothers
&
Co., and Caldwell, 198' P' 431 — were awarded to a
Faribault, Minn.
DeGloly®r1^n°™panyv'
^
of about
Phillins Co
syndicate headed by John Nuveen Price
Bonds Not Sold —The
100.21, a basis of vabouttnnhL£
$105,000 -Phillips Co.
& Co. and
general obligation bonds offered
Phelps,. Fenn & Co., bid- 3-23%Rochester, N., Y.
MISSOURI
ding for $3,434,000 bonds as 3.80s,
Aug. 13—v. 198, p. 522—were not
Gates N Y.
Note offerinS—•E- Silverstein,
100.26,
sold.'
basis of about 2.52%.
a
'
.
Bonds
Reoffered
^
Kalman &
Co.;
E. 0
J.
Prescott
a
j-.catu..
&
at
,
Amory,JMiss. "
.
The
—
Bond
above
Sale—The
$400,000 andus-
price of 100.47,
a
Bond
Boyes.
Minneapolis),
Minnesota
*
;
„
,
Offering
on
bids
Sept.
5
of
r
11
of
receive
a.m.
.(CST)
for
the purchase of
$3,000,000 park bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1963. Due on Feb. 1 from 1965
to
1985
inclusive.,
Interest
o.
was
of
sold to
$385,000
a
group
composed of Scharff & Jones, Inc.;
Ducournau & Kees, and First
Offering—Ed^Quast,
until 3 p.m.'
(CDST)
the purchase of
provement
on
St.
a
Bond
sealed
Vil-
1974
on
Aug. 20 for
1
Dated
March
inclusive.
^
1
Sept.
1,
....
from
1965
ap-
proved by Briggs & Morgan.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Lee> mc.; Townsend, Dab-
Hiast
1963.
uaxes
Due
waier
Kipers
ts. p
on
Aug
•
T*r
Offering
bids
14.
Walter
—
m
T.
GJ^;:wi11 rf^e
/perm
11 a.m.
fCST)
n
until
from
1974
to
lb83
ivi
«
inclusive.
-
(EST)
on
Offering
jJibtuLL
ecu-
seajed
MONTANA
District No. 429, Mont.
The
$40,000 street
Le-
o„i
1--
way
LegalUnrmrLed bTReed
Donald
& Dikeman.
un-
Hawkins' DelaHeid & Wood.
■£
of
of
the
National
l«. 11
State
tti
1
Newark, BramhaU, FalCo., and F. R. Cole & Co.,
bidding for $875,000 bonds as 3s,
at
&
a
price
of
about 2.93%.
ceive
chase
atavwvnml
100.57,
a
basis
of
Offering
t—
Blanche
Aug. wx for the
21 jlux iii"
..
District
Secretary, will
sealed
of
srhnni
bonds offered Aug
D°nas onerea Aug. 7—v
/—v. 198
iy«, n
p.
338 - were awarded to a
group
Bond
\
.
(EDST)
(P- O. Morris), N. J.
(P.O.
Whitehall), N. Y.
be received until Sept. lb ior the
school Mastr°vich, District Clerk, will re¬
Purchase
of $4,789,000
ceive ^sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
bonds
(EDST) ull
luo x j
on
row,
Morris Township School District
Bank
& McCarthv
& McCarthy.
School District No. 1
District No. 3, N. Y.
Bond Offering
Sealed hids will
C.
Delafield &■ Wood
<55880 000
j*y* wfshbLn
Hoyt, wasnburn
Granville and Fort Ann Central
^
sale—The
on
Trust romnanv of Npw vnrir
Hempstead Central High School
V
Bond
receive
(EDST)
Whitehall, Dresden, Hampton,
Dated Sept. 1, 1963. Due on Sept. 1 Islip, East Brentwood Fire District
from 1964 to 1989 inclusive. Inter(P. O. Brentwood), N. Y.
ust M-S. Legality approved by
Bond Offering—Arthur H. DarHawkins
will
3 p>m>
paya]aie
1 from 1964 to
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo-
purchase of $775,000 school bonds.
composed
ond Sale
—
j
-
cation, will receive sealed bids
tdnvilf
Bozeman Special Improvement
~
»
til 8 p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 9 for the
be designated by the purchaser- Legality approved by Stinson,
i\/rnrr
T-i
MaS> Thomson, McEvers & Fiz
zell<
*
r
Comptroller,
untR
,
,
receive
inclusive. Interest F-A.
1991
(F• O. Levittown), N. J.
Bond
Joseph, Mo.
ryff
•
Levittown Township School District
ion
R
a
Bond
uuu
will
Supervisor,
tral extension bonds. Dated Aug. 1
Orlof, Secretary of Board of Edu-
o
Legality
be received until 8
p.m.
ot
lace & Co.
Na-
Principal and interest (M-S) payab*e a^ a bank or trust company
$60,000 village im-
bonds.
-
1963. * Due
«'>"»
ney & Tyson and Hobert K- Wal"
tional Bank of Laurel.
on
lage Clerk, will receive sealed bids
to
issue
nnr)Unnn^" I°r ■ Ibe purchase of
DaS' Sept. 1, 1963./Due
Dated SentS£Stem
Sept.
Long Prairie, Minn.
Bond
Bond Ottering
Town
nahs &
ho™
West.
iqco
'
a
school bonds
F-A.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owpp
Mormmrt
4.
Owen, Marquart,
Windhorst
&
1
Bond Sale—An
R.
Board
will
until
*
offerinv'—Frank
i?ranK
Rnnd
•
.
,
Margaret
—
Secretary
Commissioners,1
sealed
n,t
.
Hanauer, Stern & Co.; Lyons, Han-
1
1
m
'
'
1
c
Laurel Municipal Separate
District (P. O.
basis of about
\
*
Hennepin County Park Reserve
a
3
°*'D/0,
on
until
bids
1
rep.m.
chase
of
$93,000
school
jptll-*
pur-
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1963. Due on March
1 from 1964 to 1978,inclusive.
In-
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Aug. 22 for.-the pur¬
$55,000
fire
house
NORTH
con-
CAROLINA
.
structl0n bo
1963
Due on
lg83
t
Le„alitv
®
^
u
March
inclusive.
a„Droved
p
f^
1 from
interest
by
i'qra'
1964
Beaulaville
Bond
M-S.
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood.
Bond Sale
and
$225,000 school
bonds °Ifered A"g- 6—v. 198,
koo
523—were
&
Co.,
awarded
4a
to
t7av\
aa
Vance
/
p.
oa
Se¬
Corp., and J. Lee Peeler
at
The $209,000 street
interest
drainage bonds offered Aug. 8
follows:
—
O. Raleigh), N. C.
Sale—The
curities
Massapequa Park, N. Y.
(P.
a
price of
cost
of
100.11,
about
a
4.17%,
net
as
Number 6291
198
Volume
Due
on
•
1965
to
1981
1982
to
1995
100.19,
inclusive.
was
tional
Bank
Sale—The
sani-
$350,000
8—v.
par,
to
Bank,
in
Charlotte, at
interest
net
$45,000
about
of
cost
follows:
as
price of
a
}
5s.
Due
a
3.06%,
Sept.
from
1
&ept.
v
inclusive.
1974
to
60,000 2.90s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1975
Sept.
3s. Due on
60,000
.1979
.
inclusive.
1978
to
to
from
1
,
the
for
27
dormitory
May 1, 1962. Due on
Interest
inclusive.
2002
1965
to
rington & Culbertson.
Bond
that
announces
received
be
1963. Due
a.m.
10:30
1973
Phipps,
an¬
Close
be
&
a.m.
Legality approved
by
North Sanders & Dempsey.
Jr.,
1, 1963.
State
of
$1,800,000 University of
Carolina at Greensboro dormitory
system
bonds.
revenue
Otterbein
Dated
1965
to
Legality
2002
chell,
inclusive.
Interest
by
approved
Pershing,
Mit-
Due
Shetterly
&
Mitchell.
West
Sanitary District,
/*
Offering —W.
E.
ling, Secretary of Local I
Commission,
sealed
bids
in
(EST)
a.m.
1
Aug.
receive
until
27
for
11
1965
Interest
J-D.j
Mitchell,
by
to
1998
Legality
inclusive.
approved
Pershing* Shetterly
& Mitchell.
Port Clinton,
.
Bond
Offering
August 20 for the
pur¬
?
560,000
s'eaied
Aug.
on
/
917.42
was
An
—
sewer
improvement
the
i
bonds
/
purchase
0n
Bond
vffl
e
Offering—John
clerk
bk]s Untu
15,
sealec|
receive
noon
(EDST)
Sept
on
a
price of 100.37,
1973
inclusive.
Sale—An
issue Of
sold to J. A, White &
at
a
price of 100.23.
was
Co.,
as
3%s,
Board
Offering
B. J. Stacey,
Finance, will receive
sealeij.blds .until, noon (EST) on
Aug. '21 for the purchase of $35,000
street
Bond
Sale
improvement*
Aug.
on
headed
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
of
The $2,800,000 land
acquisition and park
offered Aug.
45,000
Regents
will
poration,
at
follows:
by
99.70,
as
(CST)
0f
on
$1,479,000
College
a.m.
Aug. 28 for the purchase
and
on
July
1963.
1,
Northeastern
revenue
bonds,
as
State
follows:
&
Eastman
&
Principal
Bank
Pittsburgh,
Bank
feeesystem
June 1, 1963.
108,
p.
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
1
from 1964 to 1989, inclusive.
Interest J-D.
improvement by George
13—v.
Dillon, Union Securities
Ripley &
Co.;
City.
Legality approved
J. Fagin of Oklahoma
&
Smith
Barney
&
Co.;
&
Butcher
Co.;
&
Inc.;
4s.
Sept. 1, 1981
on
/
-
-
Blair
&
Sherrerd;
Co.,
1990
Moore,
Thomas & Co.; DeHaven &
to
Town-
send, Crouter & Bodipe; Schmidt,
follows:
as
July
on
1
fropi
July 1 from
on
1975,
1976 to
■/.-!•
inclusive*
Due
July 1 from
on
1978, inclusive.
■
on
Sept. 1 from
bids
until
for
3
AuchinElkins,
'
/.
Bond
sealed
000
8
p.m.
Offering—Paul H. D. Rose,
Secretary,
will
receive
bids until 5 p.m.
bonds.
Dated
.
Oct.
1
receive
(EDST)
purchase
of
Oct.
1964
from
Interest
by
1, 1963. Due
to
A-O.
1973
Legality ap¬
Townsend,
Elliott
1962.
to
Due
1997
A-O.
bids
at
for the
and
Offering
Clerk,
2
—
will
in-
\(
Legality
E.
(CST)
p.m.
L.
>
t
Payne,
receive
auction
Aug. 27
on
v
purchase of $300,000 street
utility
bonds.
Due
serially
/
from 1964 to 1978.
^
j
Lafollette, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
works
v.
bonds
198,
p.
$280,000 water¬
offered
Aug.
524—were
and
sold
Siena College
a
6
—
thb
to
Fihance
Home
Agency/as 3%s, at
ISLAND
1,
1965
>
revenue
Fayetteville, Tenn.
Bond
& Housing
Munson.
RHODE
(CST) oh
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
on
inclu-/
Oct.
from
Interest
improvement
borough
..
waterworks' system
City
will
the
.
Utility Districjt (P. O. Tullahoma),
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $184,-
John Marcin,
—
'
Grove-Winchester Springs
District
Sept. 1, 1991.
Secretary,
v
■.
Center
Sept. 1 from
on
on
Oct.
price of par.
(P. O. Memphis),
/>
Tennessee
Bond
ceive
Providence, R. I.
Bond/Offering
Offering—David
City Treasurer,
sealed
(EDST)
purchase
bids
until
R.
Mc-
will re¬
11
a.m.
of
28
$7,100,000
the
for
bonds,
as
$4,000,000 redevelopment and slim
clearance bonds.
tember
1
from
Due
1968
on
Sep¬
to
Sister
Mary
Genr1
Secretary
eral, will receive sealed bids until
10
provement
Aug. 28 for the
/
/'
revenue
$250,000 dormitory
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
j
Oct.
2002
J
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
on
and
dock
1968 to
1987, inclusive.
Sept.
1
from
to
1965
Legality
inclusivd. Interest A-O.
Nazarene College
bonds.
Due
1964 to
1983, inclusive.
Sept.
1
from
(P. O.
t
;
Nashville), Tenn.
Bond
Offering—President A. B.
Mackey
announces
bids
highway' reconstruction
on
from
1
approved by King & Spalding.
im¬
extension
Due
on
on
of
Trevecca
municipal
bonds.
600,000
—
McTeague,
1987,
inclusive.
2,000,000
•
Ellen
Due
August
on
follows:
&
Leonard
net interest
a
Tennessee
inclusive.
bonds. Dated
Inc.;
Stroud
was
Co., Inc.,
1966, inclusive.
•
1986 inclusive.
Offering
$39,000 /
Due
1,
;/;/•
/
Swoyersville, Pa.
Sept.
par,
3.08%,
235,000 3s. .Due
1967
bonds
Dickson &
of
1964 to
Morris, Stokes & Co., and Robin¬
& Co.
VVr.V.
Inc.;
White,
&
Lynch; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Co.,
$75,000
son
Bond
facilities
S.
price
a
3.14%,
Sept.
on
;
closs^ Parker & Redpath;
Inc.;
Fenner
Weld
at
elusive/
Kidder,
Merrill Lynch,
Co.,
Smith,
Due
& Co.;
Goldman,
&
educational
on
Govern,
Co., Inc.; Drexel
(P. O* Conway),
South Carolina
Trust
Pomeroy,
&
TENNESSEE
:
50,000 2V2S. Due
proved
Gibbs
/■<■■/
Horry County
Sept. 1 from
Due
1982*
the
or
York
New
Pierce
inclusive
price of 98.51,
on
'
1987 to
1
Legality
Sinkler,
:K\.
sold to R.
Trust
&
Sachs & Co.;
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; HarriCo.;
by
Simons.
The, $1,100,000
a
200,000 3.20s. Due
sive.
(J-J) payable at the
National
of
Interest M-S.
approved
Legality
of
rev¬
1979 inclusive./.
1983 to
on
system
en
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1992,
on
.
July 1, 1999.
\
/,
•
Washing¬
inclusive.
Principal
523—were awarded
200,000 3V8S. Due
sealed
Other members of the syndicate:
Blyth
;,
..
—
95,000 3.10s. Due
Borough
5,900,000 Series H. 36-year bonds.
Due
Due
Francis I. duPont & Co.;
.,
*
bonds.
enue
to
bonds offered Aug.. cost of about
3.05s.
syndicate
a
,
inclusive.
-
1964
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Mortgage
price of
a
..
Chemical
receive
from
waterworks
90,000 3.10s.
1980.
Company of New York City. Le¬
separate sealed bids until 10
418 000
Franklin
County
Metropolitan Park District, Ohio
bonds
1,
negotiated
via
13
$877,000
Wayne), Pa.~.
p.
1964 to
by the First Boston Cor¬
Peabody
Bond;-Sale
.
Water
Anderson, until noon. (EST)
/ August 27v for the
purchase
1963, Series A.,
office.
$510,000 3s. Due
-
ap¬
bonds totaling $21,810,000
Company
bonds.
Legality opproved
and
Jan.
Legality
First
—
purchased
and interest
,
1
improve-
follows:
as
of
1
(P. O. University Park), Pa.
man
Columbus
J-J.
Bond O f f e r 1 n g—Secretary gality approved
by
C. Collum announces that the Lockhart & Johnson.
'
i
OhillicotheOhio
of
'■
-
"
v-fii
Bond
commencing
198,
,
*
Director
Jan.
on
CAROLINA
ton, Chairman, will receive sealed
Other members of the syndicate:
Dated
Oklahoma Colleges Board of
Regents (P. O. .Oklahoma City),
$18,500
by
;.//
v /
Bond Offering—P. M.
>
net interest cost of about
1, 1963.
Pennsylvania State University
Mellon
bonds
building
& Pohl.
on
from
1
syndicate headed by Smith,/
a
$6,300,000
school
$5,000
Interest
Shaffer & Williams,
OKLAHOMA
improvement
Aug. 27
on
of
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
Interest
Cheviot, Ohio
Bond
of
year,
from
basis of about,3.19%.
street
to
,
1989
15
■ >
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
revenue
13—v.
Patosky,
bonds. Dated Oct.
1965.
Sept.
Dec.
on
1993
Hanrahan,
Authority, S. C.
*
•
(A-O) payable at the
(P. O.
school
a
July 1 from 1964 to
Due
1963.
ob¬
1964 to
Belton'Honea Path
-
1963,
Oct. 1 from
on
1963.
Barney & Co., at
Due
Dated
pur¬
foregoing supersedes
'SOUTH
improve-*
Oct.
on
1
1,
;/> Bond Sale
In¬
purchase of $24,000 street $15,910,000 Series H bond^.
to
314s, at
May 1
on
Authority
(EDST)
each
Legality approved by Peck,
as
School
purchase
revenue
sale
Olszowy,
»
-
approved
Donovan,
Note—The
Township School Authority
\ v
Legality approved by
p.m.
revenue
1964
Co.,
Due
2012, inclusive.
(approximately)
in¬
J-D.
a
8
the
for
Nov.
$109,600
sold to Prescott &
to
bonds.
revenue
(Pi O. Irwin), Pa.\
<
until
of
Ohio
Legality
-
McGovern &-Lane.
R.
follows:
public
Treasurer's
Radnor
Secretary will receive sealed bids
re-
Dempsey.
improvement bonds.
Special assessment
(EDST)
a.m.
Bond Offering—Robert
t h
street improvement bonds totaling
were
1965
Norwin
4
(EST)
V
••
approved by Reed, Smith, Shaw &
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.
Legality approved by
Sanders &
3 for the
Brecksville, Ohio
10
$390,000 dormitory
multiples
will
1963> Due
Yorkville,
$43,-
Co.
—
bids until
were
issue of
City
Mil¬
K.
Oct.
and interest
Maturing in principal amounts in
noon
-
bonds/ of
Oct.
on
Dated
August 28 for the purchase of
on
on
e
Sept. 1 from
on
Sullivan,
will. receive McClay.
Jr.,'/ President,
sealed
con-
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive,
terest M-N.
sold to Sweney Cartwright &
Bond Sale
for
Dated Septt
Squire,
Sale
bids until
27
Belpre, Ohio
Bond
ler,
Horn,
b
Due
V
Edward
1983, inclusive.
;/
-
(P. O.
Offering—Harry
general
Due
Aug. 1 from 1968 to
$23,810 street improvement bonds,
1
OHIO
Auditor
fitv
farter
ceive
Pa/■,
as
ment bonds of
LaPlume), Pa.
Squire,
z a
i-
•
1964 to.1983, inclusive.
.
bonds. Dated Aug.T,
on
terest M-N.
Ohio
E 1 i
—
■>"
—
Series A; Due
p.m.
inclusive.
Bond
Oct. 1 from 1965 to 2002 inclusive,
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey.
(State of)
3,840,000 general public improve-., bids c/o
Watkins, Vandiver, Free¬
ment peoples bonds of 1963,; man &
Kirven, 207 N. Main Street,
re¬
7:30
Keystone Junior College
$1,225,000
..
Rhode Island
inclusive.
1964 to 1983, inclusive.
$40,000 funding and road
1983
struction and refunding revenue
the
June 1, 1963... Due on June
from
of
,-
Govern1^ Legality
will
Raleigh
on
Easter-
purchase of $350,000 water bonds,
Dated
purchase
Offering
ment/peoples
Fink,
on
from
Sept.
on
'
$280,000 general public
:
will
until
Dated May 1, 1962.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,, 1962. Due
North Carolina
ment.
the
for
(EST)
by
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received- until
12:30
p.m.
Inc.
$4,680,000 bonds,
byShuler,
Secretary,
bids
sealed
1963. Due
(P. O.
dormitory and student union
SmithReld
Bond
a.m.
Is-/
City
.
Moyer,'
Woodcock,
Pittsburgh,
Bond!
.
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
io
Rhode
Oct. 1
on
chase of
J-D.
Bond Offering—Albert V.
Untu
and
V:*f
\ bonds.
(EDST)
Westerville), Ohio V'V.
July 1, 1982. Due on July 1 from
J-J.
College
Co.,
*
pur¬
Treasurer's /office.
Borough
ceive
Squire,
(EST) in Sept. 9 for the purchase
of
Kerner, Inc.; Reed, Leap ligation bonds. Dated Sept., 1, 1963.
&
v
rehabili¬
Bond Offering—Harold B.
on
.
Interest
Jenks,
Schaffer, Necker &
Fricke & French,
Coudersport, Pa.
Dec. 1 from 1965 to
on
inclusive.,
Sulzberger,
^Series A. Due
offering—Sealed bids will
bids
sealed
until
Bank
at the First National
City. Legality
Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern &Lane<
Co.; McKelvey & Co.; Penington,
v;1
be received until noon (EDST) on
of Trustees (P. O. Raleigh), N. C. Sept. 9 for the purchase of $64,Bond
Offering—Business Offi- 850
street improvement special
cer and Treasurer A. H. Shepard,
assessment bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Jr.
or
(EDST) on Sept. 10 for the
Inc.; Kay, Richards & Co.; Rambo,. chase of $9,000,000 general
University of North Carolina Board
will
National
land
Co.; Glover & MacGregor, Inc.;
PENNSYLVANIA
Ohio J
Randall,
L.
reforestation
construction
North
D.
Principal\
Co.; Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co.,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin4;
1964 to 1973 inclusive. Int. J-D.
Legality approved by Pur-
trial
approved
Colket & Co,;
State Forester,
$650,000 forest
and
the
at
Dated
M-N.
—
Legality/ approved
$300,000
of
bonds.
Sept., ly 1963.
Bank of New York
Hallowell, 1
Brenne-
sealed bids untiLnoon (EST)
Dated
,
and interest payable at the Indus-,
Co.; Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc.;
&
$80,000
.
D.
Clark,
Sept.; 1 from 1964 to
1983, inclusive.
/
Frey, City Controller, will receive:* the report published, in our issue
from 1972 to 1978, inclusive, Prin¬ sealed, bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
of Aug. 12—v, 198, p. 623.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable on Sept. 11 for the purchase ofr:
Village Clerk, will receive
man,
of
Sept.* 4 for the
on
Dated Oct.
Aug. 26 Tor the purchase of $20,000 fire equipment bonds. Dated
May 1 from Sept. 1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1 from
purchase
revenue
Offering^-E.
issue
that/sealed bids-.will
of
tation
;vy
.
,
Bond
Hender-
E.
Treasurer, will receive sealed
until 10 a.m. EST) on Aug.
bids
State,
Newcomerstown, Ohio
Louisburg), N. C.
son,
/v
.
r
W,
on
Sparks & Co.; Chaplin, McGuiness
sold to the First
was
Offering
the
chase
fweney^, Ca^twntfit ^ Co as
3/4S' at a3.10%. of 101'56' a basls
of about
"
&
Z Oregon (State of)
;
(PDST)
Aug.
& Co., Fa hey Clark & Co , Paine,
.
E.
59
construction bonds.
sewer
Due
~
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; J. W.
received;)at Salem until *10
*~v- 198> P- 431-were awarded
.
Offering—A.
of
sewer
improvement bonds offered
Ofegon, in Port¬
Sale—An
nounces
$975,000
&
&
,
Ohio
Sale—The
Dulles
Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.; Elkins,
Morris, Stokes & Co/fH. J. Steele
Na¬
a
County (P. O. Medina),
./
First
:
,
bonds
Bond
Bond
Louisburg College (P. O.
Bond
at
Janney,
land.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
v;/
inclusive.
1986
to
3V4S,
as
of
$28,986
improvement
the
500,000
>
Kirkland & Co.; McJunkin, Patton
basis of about
a
to
of
National Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
composed of Prescott
80,000 3y4S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1983
Co.,
&
•
inclusive,
1982
Bond
sewer
&
-
45,000 2%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
.1972
Burge
3.17%.
1 from
/
Ball,
100.68,
Medina
inclusive.
Co.;
Cartwright
price of
60,000 2% s. Due on
1971
&
Parke; Yarnall, Biddle
Co.;, Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.;
&
Lebanon, Ore.
awarded
of Hayden,
composed
group
a
523—were
p.
sold
/
land.
Kraus, Prescott & Co., and Sweney
,1965 to 1967 inclusive.
1968 to
198,
Miller
:
on
Ohio
$590,000 school
improvement bonds offered Aug.
198, p. 523—were awarded to
the North Carolina National
Cincinnati),
O.
(P.
Sale—The
issue
sidewalk
and
bonds
Bond
tary sewer bonds offered Aug. 6—
v.
Sale—An
sewer
Burlington, N. C.
Bond
Bond
.
District
1997.
Roberts &
Gresham, Oregon
basis of about 2.82%.
a
(731)
OREGON
awarded to Ryan,
Co., - and ..Roose,
as 2%, at a price of
Qreenhills-Foresl Park City School
15,000 214s. Due .On June 1, 1996
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
431 — were
Sutherland
Wade & Co.,
June 1 from
inclusive.,•••
125,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
6s.
$85,000
.
.
will
p.m.
(CST).
purchase
revenue
be
that
received
on
Sept. 20
of$340,000
bonds.
sealed
until
1:30
for the
dormitory
Dated
Feb.
1,
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
2003
to
Legality
Sims.
&
Feb.
on
from
1
Dewar,
1966
•;
":\2
a
group
-jBank, at
3.45%,
about
of
1966 to
1975
],
100,000 3s. i Due on Feb. 1 from
Due on Feb. 1 from
215,000 314 s.
1977
1988
Martin,
Due on Feb. 1 from
435,000 3V2s.
lows:
"
Dated
Legality
Call,
1,
Sept.
Parkhurst,
approved
Legality
Call,
Parkhurst,
from
issue
&
314 s.
'
f
3 V2S.
41,000
12,000 3.60s.
March 1
school-
Vinson,
Legality
&
1,
\ "
Due
bonds.
Bond Offering
from
I
to
Fairfield
Town
Sept.
on
.(CST)
of
bopds,
on
until
8
Oct.
by
1,
pur¬
c/o
on
1963 to
15 from
1973
No.
June 15 from
1974 to
1992
1963.
15,
Gibson,
>
-
School
198,
p.
offered
headed
Aug.
12—v.
awarded
432—were
Trust &
and
The $4,290,000;
—
by
the
to
a
Harris
Savings Bank of Chicago,
Rowles, Winston & Co., at
price
of
of about
par,
a
net interest cost
a
3.30%,
as
Bond
1983
on
follows:
Aug.
Offering
sealed
until
1,
from
40,000 4s.
Due
on
490,000 3s. Due
1973
,
to
2,330,000
from
.1,050,000
from
1977
314s.
1978
11
a.m.
D.
to
Due
National
(EDST)
1984
on
approved
M-S.
Preston,
by
County,
Dist.
Tacoma Sch.
1987
inclusive.
Due
1986
Due
to
on
April
1
April
21
for
school
1
1989 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Oct.
1964
and
1,
to
inclusive.
Sept.- 5
for "the
Due *2r to
1963.
1,
date.
purchase
20
Legality
years
ton
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.;
McClung
&
Knickerbocker,
or
Due
1981
Rauscher,
at
Bond
bonds
School Commissiont
Sale—The
offered
awarded
were
—
$155,000 school
July 22—v.
-
ue
on
249,000 6s. Due
Sale
Veillet,
98.55, as
from
1
$97,500
awarded
Inc., at
a
to
38,500
to
6s.
1969
to
Laurent
price
1978.
1968
Due
1973
Aug.
on
1 from
inclusive.
on
Aug.
1
from
inclusive.
..
Que.
The
im¬
$33,000
Thorgrimson,
Starin &
of
inclusive.
No.
Vt.
198,
Sale
bonds
Seattle),
offered
14—v.
Aug.
Bacon,
Bank of Boston.
Principal
Legality approved
Inc.;' by Peter Giuliani of Mon^tpelier.
Hornblower
to
a
Nuvcen
Gatineau, Que.
Sale
Whipple & Co., and J. A.
a
198,
1965
to
1968
3.17%,
Septal from
1964
-
1969 to
140,000
1977
and
Due
1978.
on
4
A 1" 4
Aug. 1 from
1973 inclusive.
to
to
1983
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
.<
THIS YEAR.
:
v
Aqg. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Loretteville, Que.
—v.
to
Sale
198,
The
—
432—were
p.
&
1964 to
482,000 6s.
to
awarded
Inc.,"at
Veillet,
Sept.
1,
a
follows:
as
$211,000 514 s. Due
1974
$693,000 im¬
bonds offered July 29
Laurent
Aug. 1 from
on
MAYBE SOME YEAR
i973 inclusive.
Due
on
Aug.
1978 inclusive.
1
,
•
•
Bond
.
r\ ;
•
*
.
Quebec
Sale—The $563,000 school
offered
Aug.
5—v.
623—were awarded to
Canada,
IT WON'T BE NECESSARY.
from
L'Abord-a-Plouffe Sch. Commission,
follows:
1976 inclusive.
3.10s.
on
147,500 5%s. Due
1974
price
a
follows:
as
I'M GIVING TO WE
awarded
Co., at
headed by Banque
inclusive.
480,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1 from
,
&
$82,500 5V2s. Due
bonds
on
$230,000 im- 4
432—were
p.
Simard
F,
price of 100.005,
follows:
$200,000 4s. Due
The
—
provement bonds offered July 30
Weeks,
&
net interest cost of about
a
as
from
Shawmut
.
Hogle & Co., at
Dated
1
of John
composed
Co.,
awarded
5%s,
-/
price of 98.00,
The $1,200,000
—
524—were
p.
group
&
Company of Burling¬
National
■■
Horowitz,
O.
(P.
as
price of 97.11.
a
•'
Bend
403
awarded
Co., Inc.,
by
Washington
&
payable at the Chit¬
the
at
Ellis.
District
by
340—were
p.
to Oscar Dube &
of
Washington County, Renton School
In¬
$270,000
Oct.
198,
—v.
provement
sealed
bonds.
on
bonds offered July 22
provement
at
a.
a
198,
p.
syndicate
Provinciale du
price
of
98.81,
as
-
c
...
$289,500 5V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
This
space
&
of 98.38,
Sept. 1 from
Sept. 1,
p.
v
follows:
1964
school
July 23—v. 198,
$59,000 514s. Due
Sept. 1 from
on
on
—
inclusive.
inclusive.
Disraeli,
Bond
in
1973
offered
340—were
&
inclusive.
1977
to
Aug.
Due
to
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
Bienvenu,
inclusive.
1973
to
6s.
Adg. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Stoneham School Commission, Que,
Sept. 1 from
on
1966
to
1967
as
118,000 514 s. Due
1969
88,000
V
1968
to
follows:
1964
Canada,
of
p.
were
Thomson
price
198,
Banque
price of 98.18,
a
$67,000 514s. Due
Que.
to
Nationale, / and
Belanger, Inc., at
—
du
1 from
Quebec
$1,000,000
Maison
a
$510,000 514s.
from
approved
Preston,
(EDST)-on Aug.
purchase
1963.
interest
at
follows:
96.57,
(PDST)
1
Palmer
receive
construction
tenden Trust
Ste. Marguerite
composed of
group
Nesbitt,
Co., Ltd.,
of
on
on
March
School District,
-will
Republic National Bank of Dallas;
a
Inc.,
and
receive
R.
$1,000,000 schqol bonds. Dated Oct.
Offering—J. Leo Loiselle,
the
Belanger,
J.
.
Town
bids until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
on
Bond
inclusive.
1983 inclusive.
to
Legality
432
p.
to
to
Bond
Treasurer,
198,
v.
Provinciale
—v.
school
1972.
1 from
1969
bonds '1 offered
Banque
Johnson,
Offering—L.
County
Treasurer,. will
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
will
disposal bonds. Dated
Dodge.
1,
April
on
to
3%s.
April
—
Ltd.,
to 11968
43,000 514 s. Due on Sept.
as
The
—
July 30
Bond
Boston, Munic¬
Thorndike,
Swanton
follows:
as
1964
of
& West.
building
Bond
Norman
c/o
Interest
'
.1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Sale
school
of
Sept. 1 from 1965
on
to
oi
$67,000 514s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1963.
School Commission,
Asbestos
Ellis.
;'v
M-S. Legality approved
Storey,
97.69,
QUEBEC
(PDST)
purchase
awarded
432—were
p.
Credit du Nord, Inc., at a price
CANADA
No, 10 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash. ■!';
Vt.
Treasurer,
bids
1963.
1965
terest
the
from
1
Sale—The $110,000 school
Canadienne
11
&
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $530,sewage
Windhorst
quart,
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
by
ipal Services Dept., 40 Water St.,
Sept.
purchase
M-S.
receive
.
Aug.
School Commission,
Jerome
198,
v.
eii*JC.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
1974
a.m.
inclusive.
Legality
In¬
Palmer
—
Village
Boston,
Interest
123,000 53As. Due
will
11
for
28
1932
to
Aug. 1
inclusive.
Johnsbury,
Shawmut Bank of
000
bids until
Pierce
St.
:
the
for
O. Seattle),
(P.
Treasurer,
1, 1963. Due
bonds.
$380,000 5s. Due on April 1 from
*
44
inclusive.
Qjuebec
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1973
on
inclusive.
1964
$200,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
Dodge.
Sleeper,
••
District (P. O. Baytown), Texas:
syndicate
to
school
Thorndike,
Interest
(Soose Creek Consol. Indep.
J Bond Sale
Horo¬
1973
to
a.m.
F-A. Legality approved
Storey,
22
pur¬
$115,000
1964
receive
bonds
sealed
;
J-D. Legality approved by
school
11:30
Aug. 20 for the
on
of
from
Due
Sept.
approved
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
bids
Bank, 45 Milk
Aug. 1, 1963. Due
terest
bonds.
Bond
Di¬
of
sealed
Dated
Due
-Spence & Gibson.
c
Board
chase
bonds.
schoolhouse
Dated
Dated
bonds.
Thorgrimson,
Preston,
of
King County, Mercer Island School
until
Due
witz, Starin & Ellis.
on
Boston,
(EDST)
follows:
inclusive.
>
(PDST)
purchase
Legality
1963.
bids will
inclusive.
on
building bonds offered July 30-^
Warr
awarded
a.m.
the
District, Vt.
receive
First National
Street,
inclusive.
460,000
the
of
will
rectors,
schoolhouse
schoolhouse
June
11
school
$2,000,000
Offering—Francis Branon,
Chairman
p.m.
the
for
$525,000
as
$65,000
v
Alfred Bell,
Schools, will
20
Aug.
on
chase
—
bids
sealed
(P. O. Vancouver),
for
11
District
School
Aug.
Bond
Vancouver School
County,
be received until
VERMONT
'
Mc¬
and
Washington
1983
J-J.'
Interest
Inc.,
Bond Offering—Sealed
1, 1963.
1965
in
Washington
of
St.
by
;
issory notes. Dated Sept. 1,
1
;
District No. 37
for
22
Dated Sept.
Jan.
on
Bond
Superintendent
1967
$300,000 general obligation prom-,
Pierce,
Lynch,
Smith
&
Lean & Co.
Na¬
the
to
Commerce,
Merrill
Seattle,
of Trus¬
Aug.
on
Houser
The $225,000
—
of
►
(CST)
p.m.
Sale
Bank
T exas
receive
p.
1966
Due
to
6s.
Inter¬
approved
—
price of 98.31, as
a
Shankey, City Clerk, will receive
group
a
V.
L.
and
awarded
were
tional
Fenner
Elkins
March 1,
011
time
the purchase of $2,000,000 school-
Georgetown Indep. School District,
,
to
Co.
Offering—Robert S. Boul¬
inclusive.
Due
1964
71,500
340
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
March
1982.
t
198,
5—v.
Offering
at
Oscar
Grenier,
and
Inc.,
$103,500 514s. Due on Aug. 1 from
library bonds offered at the same
1, 1963.
•,
Bond
1981.
1980 and
c-
$1,400,000
Dated Sept.
ter, President of Board
March 1,
on
the
for
Bank
Additional
Clark
house
Due
&
4
Tyler Indep. School District, Texas
1979.
1978 and
,
Savings
Sept. 1 from 1978 to 1987
on
Weems..
Inc., at a-
Due on
until
19
by
bonds i was
Co.,
Due on
39,000 3.40s.
Aug.
on
approved
$250,-
of
1964 to 1977 inclusive.
from
bids
Interest M-S.
fprice of par, a net interest cost of'
about 3.36%, as follows:
$158,000
Aug.
Washington, in Tacoma, Foster &
Marshall, Inc., Seattle Trust &
Trustees,
inclusive.
building
Dittmar
to
Due
of
sealed
house "bonds.
Texas
Ruel & Co.,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
Petty,
—
Board
of
purchase
Sale—An
school
of
(CST)
p.m.
School District No. 8,
.
sold
$75,000 park
awarded
432—were
Texas
Leland
Offering
receive
will
Consolidated Common
[ County Line
') 000
offered
bonds
McCall
Crowe,
School Dist.,
Indep.
President
Mc-
u
Bond
Lufkin
McCall
'
Falls City
.
Mc¬
by
Horton.
Bond
by
Crowe,
HOrton.
"i
&
Interest
1963.
Legality
Arcadia, Wis.
composed of the National Bank of
M-S.
(&
approved
M-S.
Due on Sept. 1, 1976
240,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1
1978 to 1986 inclusive
M-N.
&
follows:
4
WISCONSIN
The
—
Co.,
Nov. 1 from
011
inclusive.
1992
to
Prets de Quebec,
Dube
binds. Dated
revenue
syndicate
ration de
of
Sept.
on
a
Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., Corpo¬
.
Baer,
Board
school
July 22—v. 198, p.
composed of J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.,
Bond
Wash.
Auburn,
Sale
Bond
offered
bonds
v
Sale—The $175,000
a
College student union
1, 1962. Due
Note
Commission,
Quebec
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
■
School
Orsainville
purchase of $396,000 Blue-
State
1965
est
Hart, Inc., as 514's,
of
at
K.
State
(EDST)
p.m.
WASHINGTON
1977.
to
H.
—
the
of
& McCarthy.
burn
Interest
inclusive.
1983
to
1966
*\r
./
.
$40,000 314s.
Hoyt, Wash¬
Reed,
by
Due on Sept. 1 from
Sept. 1, 1963.
Winston & Co., as fol-
'
•
approved
on
Dated
bonds.
center
civic
000
bonds was sold
refunding
school
T to Rowles,
for the
&
was
Aug. 20 for the purchase of $650,-
Bryan Indep. School District, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $280,000
~
(CST)
a.m.
1963.
1,
fcity Treasurer's office. Legality
sealed
receive
10:30
C.
3%s,
awarded
price of 97.63.
Bond
Offering
2
field
$140,500 im¬
340—were
p.
Savard
a
Home
and
as
The
340—were awarded to
dining hall
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Sept.
and interest
J.
Mayor
—
will
Jr.
until
bids
1993 inclusive.
to
bonds.
1964 to
inclusive.
1988
Laredo, Texas
Offering
Bond
issue
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
Nov.
1 from
at
Virginia Board of Education
Secretary
from
1
198,
r
par.
Bond
system
Sept.
on
Dated
140,000 3.40s Due on Feb.
1984 to 1987 inclusive.
;
Due
1983 inclusive.
to
Housing
Agency,
price of
until
electric
200,000
Boothman.
Dumas, Huguenin &
Finance
1988 inclusive.
inclusive.
1963.
Interest
approved by
the
and
Va.
An
—
—
Banque Provinciale du Canada
to
bonds. Due
Education, will receive sealed bids
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1988
on
>-•.
1,
Sept.
..Legality
M-S.
1
Offering
to
West
150,000 water system
Sept.
on
sold
1 from
Sept.
on
Albans), W.
Sale
provement bonds offered July 22
VIRGINIA
$785,000 water revenue bonds
improvement
school
Due
1964 to
1991 to 1998 inclusive.
Dated
1976 inclusive.
1972 to
Due
3.80s.
from
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
4///;y VV/
$2,000,000
from
1990 inclusive.
to
100,000
Due on Feb. 1 from
$110,000 5s.
44/.;
bonds.
follows:
>
(EDST) on Aug. 27 for the pur¬
chase
of
$2,350,000
bonds, as
Bond
1973 inclusive.
to
Matane, Que.
Bond
Public Service District (P. O.
Randolph L.
—
Hall, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
rioon
sold
80,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1
as
1969
County, Teays Valley
St.
Offering
follows:.
price of 100.003, a net
a
cost
interest
v*
Putnam
$2,350,000
1 frond
273,500 6s. Due on Sept.
1,
—v.
Aug. 27 for the pur¬
bonds,
as
on
of
Bond
$225,000
was
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1983
WEST
fdllows:
Due on Sept. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
National $45,000 4s.
Worth
Fort
the
(EDST)
chase
Company, as follows:
& Co.,
Haupt & Co., Rotan, Mosle
-and
Ira
Dallas,
of
Bank
National
and
Inc.
; ;
to
1981
Hall, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
McKinney & Dudley,
the
First
Southwest
Aim on,
to
t
.
Due
3.20s.
235,000 314s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Randolph L.
—
•
bonds
building
school
awarded
composed of the First
524—were
p.
Texas
;'
Bond Sale—An issue of
offered Aug. 8
schoolhouse bonds
to
$1,000,000
Sale —The
198,
/■••-■'V
:
Offering
Bond
School District,
Lancaster Indep.
*
Texas
.4/—v.
Metropolitan Dallas Corp. ,
School District,
Arlington Indep
Bond
Monday, August 19, 1963
»r,
1979 and 1980.
Danville, Va.
«
TEXAS
145,000
VIRGINIA
Robertson & Pancoast,
inclusive.
Interest F-A. R. J. Edwards, Inc.; E. F, Hutton
approved by Bass, Berry & Co.; First of Texas Corp.; Field,
1
Richards & Co.; Russ & Co.;
i',;.
Hamilton Securities Co. and the
Due
1963.
.
(732)
60
contributed by the publisher
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