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Number 6287
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RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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Craft
Air
Engineering
Marine
Corp.
In
Offering
2:6,
July
the
permanent its
made
SEC
1962, order temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemp¬
tion
from Securities
Act
registration with respect to a public
offering by Air Craft Marine Engineering Corp., 7850 Gloria St.,
Van Nuys, Calif., of 300,000 common shares at $1 per share.
In
its
order,
the
Commission
sustained
findings
of
its Hearing
Examiner that
despite advice from the Commission's staff that
an
offering
circular
used by
the company in an unsuccessful
offering in 1959-60 'could not be used in the offer and sale of
its
stock after May,
1960, and that a revised offering circular
should be filed prior to any solicitations in respbct of the 300,000share
offering,
the company nevertheless obtained
subscriptions
from
about
233
persons in the period
June to December, 1961,
without filing a
revised offering circular containing current and
adequate information as required. The Commission found that the
January,
used in connection with some or all
which time the information therein
had become materially inadequate and inccurate, including informa>tion as to the identity of and obligations to promoters, the com¬
pany's unsuccessful prior efforts to spll its stock, the cancellation
of
permits to sell stock, the operating history of the company,
and the disposition by the company's president
of his ownership
of
the
company's
proposed
plant
site.
The
Commission also
found that the company failed to file a report of stock sales as
required by Regulation A.—V. 195, p. 633.
offering
prior
A of
circular
was
by
1961' solicitations,
the
light
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LaSalle St., Chicago. The public offering price
(maximum
$20
per
share)
and underwriting terms are to be
-supplied by amendment.
&
135
Co.,
S.
company,
directly and through wholly-owned subsidiaries,
engaged primarily in direct lending to consumers on a secured
unsecured basis, purchasing from dealers of installment sales
contracts
relating
to
durable personal property,
and wholesale
financing of inventories of dealers from whom the company pur¬
chases installment sales contracts. Other subsidiaries
ar^ engaged
The
is
and
connection with the
company's financing activities. All of the net proceeds from the
preferred stock sale will be added to working capital and initially
used
to
reduce short term debt.
The additional working capital
may subsequently be used for the purchase of receivables in the
ordinary course
of the company's financing
activities, and may
A in
1
advanced
be
other
any
addition
operations,
insurance
various
to
invested
or
purposes
to
relate
as
in
their
to
and
such
for
subsidiaries
in
indebtedness
various
largely
purposes
manufacture
and
sale
at
shown
for
deficit
a
the
would
end
the
of
1961
officials
as
respective businesses.
In
stock the company
preferred
39.3%.—V.
group
a
197,
1312.
p.
Belden
Blake
&
2—Units
No.
&
Company
Registered—
Limited
Partnership
'
of, 626 Renkert Bldg., Canton, Ohio, filed a regis¬
statement 'with the SEC
on
July 29 covering $270,000 of
The company,
tration
units
drill
the
in
partnership, to be offered for public sale at $2,700 per
underwriting is involved.
The partnership proposes to
minimum of four oil and gas well locations in Ohio, to par¬
unit.
No
a
with
ticipate
seismic
or
one
producers of oil and gas in a limited
County, Ohio, and with such producer
more
Portage
in
program
The partnership will
Blake Oil Production
one-sixteenth over¬
riding,,, royalty interest leaving 81.25% of the production in place
acquired by the issuer.
The aggregate cost of the four wells and
one
deep test including seismic work connected therewith is esti¬
mated at $223,600 and will be paid out of the partnership capital.
Henry S. Belden, III and Glenn) A. Blake are the general partners
producers to drill one wildcat test well.
purchase the well locations from Belden &
Ohio Lease Agreement for $10 per acre and
or
They
a
of
$692,184;
April
30,
and
the
about
of
200
$269,523
aggregate of 18% of
equipment, materials
a firm which
and services.
the issuer certain
will furnish
esti¬
helicopters per
year
intends
by Newby
who have
loans made to the company for working capital
Brantly (Board Chairman) and two other officers,
repay
O.
indicated
their
pursuant
to
debentures
In
shares
Dawes
Daniel
to
and
own
$2.96
three
.
to
proceeds
will
officers
by
be
subscribe
the
from
used
to
sale
repay
them).
shares
for
a
"a •
of the
$195,000
'-hA'
)'
'
.
each.
Book
taking into
book value,
value
of
stock
outstanding
now
account deferred development costs
exclusive of such costs,
is $1.01
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Bridges Investment Fund, Inc.—Capital Stock Reg'd
The
Fund
of
Omaha, Neb., filed a
25 covering 200,000
at net asset
value
$10
(maximum
per
is involved.
Organized under Nebraska law in March 1963, the Fund is an
open-end
investment company designed to provide
investors in
securities
with
a
diversified
portfolio
consisting
primarily
of
registration
of
shares
common
84,01
West
Dodge
statferfiept with
stock,
capital
stocks
and
to
with
the
Road,
SEC
on
July
be offered for public sale
share). No
underwriting
the
basic
investment
objective of
achiev¬
capital growth and higher levels of dividend income.
sponsored and managed by Bridges Investment Coun¬
sel, Inc., of Omaha. Marvin W. Bridges is president of the Fund;
and he and two other directors
are
officials and stockholders of
ing long-term
The
the
Fund
is
Management officials as a
of the Fund's outstanding stock.
manager.
(45%? )
group
4,900
own
shares
Stock and Bond Quotations
PAGE
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
New York Stock
Boston
Stock
Stock
Proceeds
1963
common
filed
shares
Stock
of
and
production
198,
4650
p.
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange.
46
36
36
36
37
37
38
Over-tbe-Counter Market
42
Dow-Jones
36
ending July 26__
ending Aug... 2_____
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Week
Stock
equipment,
working
capital
and
Rd., Salt Lake City, is engaged in the
distribution of
ice cream and dairy products.
Idlewild
377.
company
of
shares
common
subscription
rate
of
to
The
at
three
be
of
50
new
with
stock.
cents
It
per
shares
Gladwyne, Pa., filed a
July 23, covering 588,780
proposed to offer such stock for
SEC
is
share
for
Road,
House
the
on
by
each
common
share
stockholders at the
held.
The
record
date
amendment.
No underwriting is involved.
also includes $195,000 of 6% convertible debentures
supplied
statement
Club
1129
statement
Exchange
■
—__
Stock
Stock
Bond Averages
and
by
The
American
Stock
Miscellaneous
are
to be supplied by
is a holding company whose subsidiaries are en¬
gaged primarily in specialized forms of financing and insurance.
Several subsidaries are engaged in manufacturing operations. The
net proceeds will be added to working capital,
which may be ad¬
company
in subsidiaries for the purchase of receivables
of their financing activities and for such
relate to their respective businesses (or initially
may be applied to the reduction of short term loans). In addition
to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has out¬
standing 10,662,418 shares of common stock. E. L. Grimes is board
chairman and A. N. Willis is president.—V. 197, p. 1945.
vanced
to
the
in
other
or
invested
ordinary
purposes
course
as
Solvents Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Commercial
The
of
to
4.5%
series
with
offered
be
in
is
Northwest's
to
be
SEC
the
cumulative
A
to common stockholders of Northwest
than the company which owns 51%
exchange
Ltd.
Nitro-Chemicals
Avenue, New York, filed a regis¬
on July 30 covering 500,000 shares
convertible preferred stock ($20 par),
Madison
of 260
company,
tration' statement
(other
outstanding
stock).
The rate of exchange
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
common
supplied by amendment.
One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York, and three other
firms, will form and manage a group of dealers to solicit exchanges;
and the dealers will receive a 6c per
share commission for each
share exchanged
with an additional 2c per share payable to the
&
Co.,
managers.
The company manufactures a variety of products in the chemical
including fertilizers, antibiotic and vitamin feed ^supplements,
ammonia, ethyl mlcohol, thermal barbon blacks, pharmaceuticals,
food chemicals,
and other materials msed in soaps and cosmetic^,
The
prospectus states
that the operations of Northwest,
which
makes high analysis phosphate and nitrogen fertilizers in various
formulations, and the agricultural operations of the company com¬
field,
activities,
and
and that in view of thos-> related
believes that Northwest's
each other,
extend
and
plement
interests
the
company
for growth and development will best be achieved if the
company is in a position to apply the full effects of its manpower,
agricultural chemicals experience and other resources in the areas
of finance,
research, production and marketing, to the operations
of Northwest;
and according to the prospectus, the company will
potential
be
in
the
owned
position to do so if Northwest becomes its whollyIn addition to certain indebtedness and preferred
of common
best
subsidiary.
the company has outstanding 2,956,401 shares
of which management officials as a group own
nard C. Wheeler is President.—V, 198, p. 381.
stock,
stock,
Co.—Debentures
Producing
Gas
2.2%.
May-
Reg'd
Amarillo, Texas, filed a regis¬
July 25, covering $3,500,000
of
subordinated
convertible
debentures
due
1975, to be offered
for
public sale through underwriters headed by A. C. Allyn &
Co., 122 S. LaSalle St., Chicago and two other firms. The interest
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
plied by amendment.
The company is presently engaged in the production, gathering
and sale of natural gas and in the processing, extraction, fractiona¬
tion and upgrading of natural gas liquids through the ownership
and operation (either independently or in conjunction with others),
of natural gas processing plants and the sale and distribution of"
a
variety of products derived and extracted from natural gas.
Of
the net proceeds from the debenture sale, $3,000,000 will be used
to
reduce presently outstanding
6% mortgage notes of the com¬
pany
and a subsidiary, Dorchester Gas Processing Co., and the
balance will be added to working capital. I In addition to certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding 751,540 shares of
common
stock, of which management officials as a group own
15.5%?.
Metropolitan Dallas Corp., one of the underwriters, holds
of
record
9.4%',
of which 6.5%?
is beneficially owned by that
company.
George S. Rooker is Board Chairman, J. G. Eckel is
President,
and
Preston A. Peak
is Chairman of the Executive
Committee;
and Mr. Rooker and Mr. Peak are principal stock¬
holders of Metropolitan Dallas.—V.
197, p. 1740.
the
SEC
on
Ultra-Sonics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
1,571
common
Proceeds are
of
Eaton
St.,
Taylor
1501
with
statement
Eaton
The
of
company
on
shares
to
be
1440
for
working capital.
St.,
Havana
Colo., is engaged
McKenna
Laboratories
Aurora,
for
representative
manufacturers
produces high
24, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering
offered at $35, without underwfiting.
July
to be
used
as
a
which
industrial cleaners.
frequency
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
36
36
Exchange
Electronic Associates, Inc.—Common
The
located
company,
statement
in
with
Registered—
Long Branch, New Jersey, filed a
the SEC on Aug. 1 covering a pro¬
posed Issuance of an additional 100,000 shares of capital
company's outstanding Capital Stock is listed on the
Features
Exchange.
Electronic
Associates
stock. The
New York
Stock
General Corporation and Investment News..
for
used
Brantly Helicopter Corp.—Common Registered—
registration
—
Week
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
State and City Bond Offerings.
53
Dividends Declared and Payable
;
9
Condition
Federal
The
Exchange—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
on
public offering price and underwriting terms
registration
"Reg. A" covering
to be offered at $1,
a
corporate purposes.
Blandy
—V.
be
to
are
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
——
Exchange—.
Stock
Cincinnati
Detroit
Exchange——
12
,24
—30
43
35
i
35
35
35
SEC
amendment.
Dorchester
National
Registered—
Place, Baltimore, filed a regis¬
July 26 covering $50,000,000
Paul
the
due 1985,
to be offered for public sale through under¬
headed by The First Boston Corp. and Kidder, Peabody &
Inc., both of 20 Exchange Place, New York. The interest rate,
The
In This Issue
St.
300
with
notes
tration
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
underwriting.
without
other
22,
statement
writers
of
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
of common stock, of which Mr. Brantly, Edmund
Walter L.
Heppenstall, directors, and Ronald F.
and
share.
The
funds
certain
share,
$384,543;
the
use
guaranteed
about 21 %
per
to
offering.
said
(presently
addition
196,260
K.
intention
this
to
loan
bank
Credit Co.—Notes
of
company
to
A" Filing—
Blandy Corp.—"Reg,
of
Co.,
capital.
If additional funds are available, the company
spend $75,000 out of working capital to complete de¬
of a model for a four-place helicopter, and $64,000 to
working
Transactions
The) corporation on July
300,000 class A non-voting
Commercial
tration
velopment
Canadian
intends to subscribe to not less than 6% of the
limited partnership capital.
They also own over 47%' of Belden St
Blake Oil Production, Ohio Lease Agreement, which will receive the
amount paid
by the issuer for the well locations as well as the
the case of a certain farmout).
The general partners also own an
is
and
company
required in order for the company to realize any profits
operations.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will
be used for working capital which has been depleted by the con¬
tinuing operating losses of the company.
Out of such working
capital, $110,000
will be used
to reduce indebtedness to trade
creditors and to repay a demand bank loan incurred to provide
Montreal
for supervision and administrative over¬
of Belden & Blake Oil Production, a general
partnership which
is
loss
net
a
of
1963
historical costs,
on
minimum
a
1962,
of
ended
Based
designed
be
$33,000
own
a
its
from
60%
will. receive
and
head.
to
prospectus,
and
period
months
nine
sales
31,
that
of
$961,707.
that
mates
July
ended
V/% A-;.-
;
of
outstanding
agement
A:
sold
be
to
or
171,027 shares of common stock, of which 'Robert
R.
Snodgrass, Board Chairman and President, and Louis Regenstein, Jr., Secretary, own 15.7% and- 13.7%, respectively, and man¬
has
the
in
engaged
262
of
company
market.
years
deficit
per
Spring St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 29 covering 37,500
shares of 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock ($20 par), to
be
offered
for
public sale through underwriters headed by The
Marshall Co., Ill East Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee, and McCormick
The
shares),
common
primarily
for the
during
the two
the company sold 77
and
62 helicopters,
respectively; and an additional 24 were sold
during the nine moths ended April, 1963.
The prospectus reflects
a
net loss
for the year ended July
31, 1962 of $299,181 and a
of
Co., Inc.—Preferred Registered—
"
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195,000
SEC FILINGS
•
company.
helicopter which is
According to
the
two-place
civilian
is
Atlas Finance
is
company
fiscal
i
announced
decision
a
into
the
of
INSURANCE'
•
The
The
—
Suspended—
officers
three
■
(convertible
1973
due
SEC REGISTRATIONS
INDUSTRIAL
•
Statement
of
Member
Banks
of
Reserve
Consolidated
Twelve
Statement
Federal
of
Reserve
Condition
Banks.
of
The
a
diversified
York.—V.
198,
p.
underwriter
285.
will
be
W.
C.
the
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
instrument
and
computer
....
managing
.
Langley
Faradyne Electronics Corp.—Common
46
46
System
Foreign Exchange Rates
is
manufacturer.
&
Co., New
Registered—
N. J., filed a regis¬
tration statement
the SEC on July 29 covering 26,800 out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof from time to time in the over-the-counter
market at prices prevailing at the time of sale (maximum $5.75 per
share).
The
statement also includes options
to purchase 18,584
common
shares as well as 30,000 common shares which
may be
The
company
of
140
with
Little
Belleville,
St.,
-
Continued,
or?
page
3
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2
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
showd
heavy float of corporate and municipal bond tenders coming up
for public offering this week, almost one-third of which is supported by $100
million State of California issue, aggregate $336 million. This figure comprises
the Golden State's issue plus 23 other state-local issues of $1 million and larger
totalling all told to $211.2 million, and five taxable bonds amounting to
a utility and a rail are competitives, one of the two un¬
debenture to stockholders, and the fifth tender
college bond.
$125 million of which
derwritten corporates is a rights
is a competitive non-tax-exempt
Last year at this time, senior fixed interest rate securities for Aug. 6-11,
were almost half as
large at $178 million. Moreover, this week's tally of
1962,
debt
visibles for the next 28 days is $227 million less than last week's but is $135 mil¬
lion more than that for tne year ago week. Further, the total firm backlog of
capital debt issues with and without dates to be offered stands this week at
$1,146,821,000 or $258 million less than a week ago and $123 million greater chan
the year-ago week's tabulation. Incidentally, the current computation excludes
$44,124,000 notes to be offered by the State of Massachusetts for 43 state-aided
projects none of which has a maturity longer than June 12, 1964. Also, excluded
is the State of New Jersey secondary scheduled £or Aug. 14.
:
This week's small slate of
equities includes one secondary, a Columbus, Ohio,
trucking company, and possibly
a
Denver, Colorado, mutual.
substantial nation-wide
statement
week
outflow
average
drain
primarily
of member
stemming
of cash from
the
from
banks
and
credit
is
estimated
$100
predicted for this
$400
million
million
float
dady
decline.
The
moves by the Fed should temper the overall downward
credit figures considerably.
average
The
gold stock for the week passed remained unchanged leaving the gold
figure since the beginning of the year to date at $345 million. In the
comparable period last year,, the gold drain was $742 million.
attrition
In
the
to
period, however, the gold stock loss was $535 milLon
1963). In that interval, the Fed accumulated $2,494
governments in its portfolio. This year's credit expans.cn has been
at a considerably stepped up pace compared to last
year.
Anyone can see here
the basis for it—except the Treasury-Fed officials
running the today's "twisted"
interest rate pattern. Much of the expanded credit
has gone inlo near monies,
rather than into cash or into demand
deposits, here and abroad. The latter has
now been paired against a
manipulated rise in the short term yield in the hope
that it will be too costly for foreigners to borrow
here and too unattractive for
(Aug.
year
1,
year
19c2-July
31,
million
Americans to shift short term funds
abroad. But, free reserves are still ample
and, if the Administration keeps its way, they will continue to be
ample. T.iis
is like running up a hill—with the
strong prospect that as we reach the hill's
crest it will be raised.
The foreigners are not
expected to keep their rates
low just to suit our policies.
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la HELLER
a
OF
day float will find the capital market just about where Dr.
seven
bank
an
July 31 credit boosting
AVERAGE
The current
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Monday, August 5, 1963
.
some
•
"TWISTED" INTEREST RATES
.
improvement having declined $283 million from Wednsday to
Furthermore, the sharp improvement in the spot free reserves
helped by a July 31 $391 decline in Treasury deposits with the Fed.
A
A modestly
.
Wednesday.
was
SIDNEY BROWN
By
in size
■
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(470)
Walter Heller, Chairman of the Council of Economic
House hearing last July 25. He referred to the interest
Advisers described it at a
rate pattern in the moneycapital market as a "twisted" one wherein money rates are relatively higher and
long-term rates kept relatively low under the joint Fed-Treasury cooperative
plan to guide the cost of funds to meet our balance of payments needs without
jeopardizing our world and domestic objectives. His statement reassured the in¬
vestment market that yields will not be permitted to go higher so long as the prob¬
lem of unemployment remains and he demanded an increase in Federal Reserve
free reserves at a higher level than now prevailing to assure the success of the
"twisted" interest rate's pattern. Thcugh Dr. Heller also stated that the interna¬
tional corrective forces move too slowly for his liking (actually world-wide
money and capital changes are swift in the absence of man-made barriers), he
be displeased to learn that money interest rates shot up last week in Switzer¬
land, Western Germany and the Netherlands. Foreign accounts in New York
banks last week dropped sharply as withdrawn dollars were sold to meet credit
may
tightening abroad due to the credit drying effect our higher money rates ap¬
parently already caused. Undoubtedly, if this trend continues, U. S. dollars will
once again be attracted by still higher European rates—which would not be af¬
fected by the proposed Foreign Interest Rate Equalization plan laid down by
President Kennedy two weeks ago last Thursday. Since Dr. Heller is opposed
to a still higher re-discount rate for fear it would then hurt our economy, and
since he is opposed to a free money market, it should follow that he would next
testify to our required obligation to imposed foreign exchange controls, or fluc¬
tuating exchange rates, or devaluation, or a combination of one or all three.
>'
FEDERAL
' J
FOR
RESERVE
THE
'
v.
.
CREDIT
PERIODS
.
DATA
ENDING
—Weeks Ending
.
IN
:
—
Year-Ago
Aug. 1
July 31
Free
Gold
*
July 10
July 3
$106
$159
$194
$140
$104
31,687
82.042
32,652
32 249
15,633
29,;i92
'
15,669
.15,691
15,733
.16,168
*
__
Held*
Stock—
Includes
;July 17
15,633
Governments
July .24
32,086
Reserves
Fed's
COMPETITIVE
AND
(1)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Corporate
Municipals*
Bondst
Aug
5-Aug 10
Aug 12-Aug 17
Aug 19-Aug 24
Aug 26-Aug 31
$125,016,000
57,075,000
Total Bonds
Stocks
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Total Visibles
Aug.
2,
258,551,000
10,171.250
53,950,000
10,100 000
64,059 000
2,979,000
48,029,000
88,900,000
136,929,000
$809,662,250
$3,725,009
$339,961.000
268,722.250
1962
(8/6).
$465,625000
$696,766,000
$112,896,250
$263,109,000
$687,199,000
$650,308,900
$46,821,000
$997,129 900
$72,776,000
$822,584,700
$350,961',300
.
f Includes:
$398,847,4(10
$749,808,700
the following non-tax exempt college bonds:
$3,232,000
$2.5 million SANTA CLARA COLLEGE (8/13),
LOYOLA UNIV.,
and
million
construction
or
larger
and
postponed
Phelps,
in
schools
to
&
Includes:
if
it
1964
in
OF
NEW ORLEANS
CALIF.
can
million
43
STATE
$100 million general obligations for
originally intended series A water bonds of, <be same amount
legally pledge Oroville power revenues; tentatively negotiated
of
lieu
$38
HOUSING
$41,124 C00
12,
in
Co.;
LOCAL
beyond June
size.
determine
Fenn
Excludes:
WEEK'S PUBLIC OFFERINGS TOPPED BY $100 MILLION CALIFORNIA,
$336,236,000
201,476,000
49,950,(100
45,050,000
week
via
$211,220,000
$231,141,000
Last
now
•'
4,000,000
Total
•SI
$364
UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
(2)
Taxable
LA.
,
repurchase-holdings.
28-DAY
$116,160,000
$45 MILLION INDIANA & MICHIGAN ELECTRIC,; $42,884,000 UNITED
DAILY
MILLIONS
N.
Y.
AUTHS.
STATE
CITY
TRANSIT
[PHA's]
OF
AUTHORITY
for
around
Aug.
7'
and
(8/14).
MASS.
notes
with
various
maturities,
(8/13); and N. J. STATE secondary $3,006,000 sale
of
none
which
go
(8/14).
AIRCRAFT, $38 MILLION N. Y. TRANSIT AUTH^ and $30 MILLION
4
MINNEAPOLIS-HONEYWELL REGULATOR
TOTAL
COMPETITIVE AND
NEGOTIABLE
BACKLOG
c
There
few
corporate offerings this week but they are large in size and
varied as to choice. Larger municipals of $5 million or more number but seven.
This is out of 24 that are $1 million or over in size. One of the tax-exempts takes
are
Taxable
The
market will
money
not
active
be
this
with
So far, at this writing,
money
paper
only Niagara Falls, N. Y. has announced it will offer 12 month note' tenders
amounting to $1.6 million today (Aug. 5). In addition, the State of Massachusetts
will seek $44,124,000 in 43 state-aided project notes with maturities ranging
no longer than to June
12, 1964. The Treasury's regular weekly bill market will
roll-over $2 billion without the benefit of raising any new cash.
Considering
Total
Corporate
With
has been
Taking up the gap has been the voluminous
by housing authorities, quasi-government agen¬
cies, and sale of bills bv the banks as they have massively shifted into 1-5
year maturities and municipals.
•'
.
..
short
;
terms
/..
,
■
■
MEMBER BANKS
issued
\
■.
.'
r:r "
'•
■•
AVERAGE FREE
v
!'!/.'
,,
RESERVES DROP $53 MILLION
in
AND
$391
MILLION DECLINE IN
DEPOSITS
THE
WITH
wen
as
for
DECLINES
FED'S HOLDINGS
$535
OF
MILLION
authorized
WEEK
AND
SAME
the
$648
revised
CLaRA
from
$115 million.
Federal
Reserve
July 31-day helped considerably to bring the spot free
million
1933:
from
the
previous
Wednesday's
$97
was
intervention
reserves
deficiency
were
assisted
open
day, however, the Fed had
by
$399
million
daily
market purchase transactions.
moved
to
an
actual
increase
ernments added to its portfolio—in bills.
Moreover, the daily
average
benefit of banks' credit
by the Fed
shrunk
of
For
up
to
by
$531
increase
the
money
$717.4 million
and
by $283 million
average total
and
member banks'
required
reserves
apparently due to shrinkage in deposits.
$137
in
held
v
Average borrowings by member banks declined $169 million but actual
loans
from
the
Fed
to
prior Wednesday.
largely to the
the
banks jumped
$263 million on July 31 compared to the
The daily average float went down $646 million
contributing
average
decline
in
free
reserves.
The
spot July
31
power
revenues
A.
$1.75
the
and
for
"from
nostponed un-ll Sept
authorized issues
Resources
sought
for
issue
N.
early
&
$31
milPmi
RIVFR
Co..
&
and
which
CONTROL
next
float figure
OKLAHOMA
BAY
AUTH.
Lehman
may
morPh:
to
up
this
late
post¬
Resou-ces
now
$140
$20
in
$17,750,000
preferred
18
issues
Corporate
Further,
$16
$9
summer;
million
stocks
includes
in
KY.,
of
$60
N
Mich.!
Y.
BOA**u
79
the
needed
werP
in
three
$10
T.
CENTRAL
A.
via
TOLL
JACKSONVILLE
UNIV.,
certificates
$27.5
Gin'--.
SEATTLE
AUTH..
month:
Board
with
of
of
&
P-
in
two
N
Y
AUTh!
R"tvy.
$27973000
and
Go'
&
L
expected
'vewburgh
Regents
dates
Forgan
DEPT.
hends
revenue
KENTUCKY
next
revenues
STATE
trust
M
million
airport
p"eferre-5s
wph
target
mPNon'OULw STATES
CO.,
$300,000
or
and
less
$10
of
million
which
and bonds*__
plans
dafs;
and
utilities:
UTAH
)
-for
BUFRaLO
(Univ.
Park).
$3,780,000
five
have
excises
$3
rind
tabulation is th» possible
early part of 1964.
benn
N'woM^ble
selling
'
CHESA¬
$50
million
table
Potomac
&
follo-^ng
OTTER
TAIL
LIGHT.
dat°s
scheduled.
'
Last Week
formally
Backlog
the
tiiuncn
POWER
$2,390,205,750
whiqh
Competitive
$2,359,175,000
announced
abov°.
Electric
A
or
approved
recent
Power
Co.
addit'r-n
external
for
to
fi¬
3o postponed cornomfes estimated a+.
$125 205 750 compared
to
last
week's t"lly
aggregating $124,175,000. These postponed securit'es mav return wf+h 1' without ch«-~es
backlog of issues to be offered
he
withdraw.
th° recent postponements
report°d]y
million FIRST AMERICAN ISRAEL MUTUAL FTTND in " 750.009 be->->'icial interes4 -Ja
Jackson & Curtis
Boston; and AOLoa riehts offering capital
0f cila^EIj
or
Webber.
Life
INSURANCE
TIES
$5
terest
HONOLULU
allegheny
also
issues
Peine,
L^nch
CALIF
of
comoeMti-e
state BRIDGE
minion
industrial
equipment
ELECTRIC
financing
the Total
in
tentative
Includes,
of
reported
those
as
very
nancing
*->PMon
$75.631 009
million
This Week
this
Merrill
date.
offerings:
UNION
million
a
million
NEW MEXICO
seven
without
$97
(Detroit,
estimated
vear:
$14,3 million
RY.
includes
'-nfir^ed
POWER;
lo64:
LEWISPORT.
$42,995,000
OHIO
&
rfering
via
revea-p
underwritten by
November and December
million out of $42 miW<->n
refunding;
$22-$?3
to
on
in
earlier;
late
advanced
TPKE.
40-year
Bros.,
ocvir
expected
Pittsburgh Stadium*
Jan.
or
next
million
$$0
fall offering;
Y.,
PEAKE
davs:
METRO
bonds
fall;
next
Ingen
expected
for
wishes
(Tallahassee)
9f>
financing
FLOOD
Oct
or
vis-a-vis
Committee
the
as
conversion
time-to-time
billion
Water
originallv
gov¬
million
reserves
"
series
the
which
DIST.; $187.5 million LOS ANOELFS,
pending feasibility studies et* ; $20-$25
either next. Dec.
refunding
to
-
of
ago,
WAYNE COUNTY ROAD COMM.
million
se<*™enfs
dipped $61 million
*
bonds,
years
DELAWARE
J. Van
refinancing
Nov.-Dec.
for
"
declined
wa'er
clarification
$62 million STATE OF CONN,
DISPOSAL
July 31
'
~
in circulation
CALIF,
shares reserved
option plans,
expected late 1963: $25 0 to $6i ni'Ucn range tor OKLAHOMA TPK.
AUTH
still
mibinn WET.LS POWFR PROTECT
WENAT-WVP!
WASH
rev
bonds
OcV*>er
LEWTSPORT. KY.; $19 mPlion
OF CALIFORNIA b°ach *nd nark dewi-ipl
million
ALLEGHENY COUNTY PORT AUTH..
PA.;
$28
million
DENVER
$39.3
♦comprise
of
of
next
interim
CALIF.
,
t°rgeted
sHH
average
stock
$175
t Includes:
million
exchanges,
as
million
$45
Also,
reserves
outright and I repurchase
to the
million
B.
Oct.;
or
in
COMMISSIONERS
AUTH.
FXP.
million.
Banks'
CO
AUTH.
$37
July 24 ending-week when the comparable figure
upward
million
pending legal
sum.
million
Sent,
rrent;
$159 million
of
7,
FEWFRVF?
to $106 million from the
as
of
dropped $53 million
reserves
securities
expected
fy Sons.
$8-9
indefinite;
course
weelj:.
Last week's daily average of member bank free
$702,687,750(398)
$1,726,353,770(521)
approved 30
jeopardizes Oroville
$100
grouo;
as
BRIDGE!
PERIOD
contractionary influences that occurred in the
(88)
(94)
(68)
592,363,800(329)
the number of capital issues to be offered
publicly for cash and
foreign dollar-seeking financial and n^n-financial
issues, and include
SEC-registered secondaries. Exluded T u
S. Government
$100
Aug.
whirh
HAWAII.
Reserve, at the end of the statement week just passed, pumped
hard to counter credit
but
Brown
well
COUNTY
The Federal
for
addit'onal
revenues
al-led
an
SANTA
GOVERNMENTS RISES BY $2.5 BILLION
FOR
$276,067,000
$1,680,935,900(190)
$264 675.480
+$l,4ll,496;480( 197)
$110,323,950
and
and
however:
set
million
Alex.
YEAR-AGO
(64)
poned;
$21,985,000 NORTH CAROLINA mid-Sept.; $2?.5 million PUERTO RI^O Water
Auth.'rev. bond next March; $15 to $17 million FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT COMM.
FED
FROM
(24)
127,246,000
denote
domestic
companies
♦Excludes,
et
STOCK
by
$148 821.000
private placements and such non-oublic offerings
issuance under employee and other preferential
Parkwav
GOLD
i
(24)
sales."
$:2"
TREASURY
81,023,666,020(126)
!$587,276,620 (61)
L:
•
133,154,230 (70)
bonds
&
parentheses
previously
MONETIZATION
$136,389,400 (65)
$1,404,868,900(102)
$131,521,250
stocks
investment
TO
$106 MILLION FOLLOWED BY JULY 31-DAY $717 MILLION DEBT
$675,749,000 (42)
$729,11.9,900 (60)
—
stocks
.refinancing
and
Aug. 2< 196?
$465,511,300 (25)
121,765,320 (36)
$1,146,821,009(103)
bonds
dates
Total
Data
(27)
178,915,000 (15)
Stocks:
Total
well deserved breather.
a
all
$496,834,000
(42)
dates
Without
has raised $7 billion in bills in the past two and a
its absence from the regular bill market ,for new cash since May 13
(29)
*$509,450,000 (61)
with dates
of
>"
/Last Week
159,785,009 (13)
$637,371,000
Municipals
the fact that the Treasury
half years,
of
$477,586,009
dates.
Total
unless
week
little advance warning, as is usually the case, appears.
amount
This Week
With } dates!
Without
almost half the total offerings in that category.
up
Bonds:
million
via
Van
CO.
cvt.
via
sub.
Alstyne,
Alex.
Brown
debentures
Noel
&
Co.,
<fc
and
N.
Sons.
Baltimore.
1,605,100
shares
Withdrawn
of
were
INTERSTATE
ATT-«3TATE
EQUITY
Y.
August 1, 1963
PROPER¬
beneficial
in¬
Volume
198
Number 6287
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
$3
General Corporation and
vided
is
Continued from page
issued
exercise
up.li
Wfcic
1
and
similar
options,
gr-iiwd to underwriters in connection with a
by the company. The options, which expire in
$5
at
per
company is
iuc
Wxiich
preforms
which
all of
prior
public,
1964, are
oiitniio
exercisable
engaged in the manufacture of glass and ceramic
used
in
the
production of transistors, capac¬
itors, diodes and electronic tubes; tne precision casting of metals
tor lntius.riai Uoe;
una
tne
manufacture of magnetic components
for the electronics industry. The company has outstanding 243,599
common
and 300,000 class A common shares, of which lauer stock
M-nuei x.lacker,
President,
Bernard
P.
Birnbsum, Board Chair¬
man, S.lomon Feldman, Treasurer,
and Saul I. Lirnbaum, Secre¬
tary,
25%
own
oij..ciais
Ti.e
as
each
a
Webb
(10,800
8%
own
lists
prospectus
tions
(acquired
group
,06.7c
at
of
the
share).
per
outstanding
Management
stock.
common
five
selling stockholders, including
and
Joseph Levine (9,800 shares
shares)
purchase 6,000 shares).—V.
to
196,
John
and
C.
op¬
Ilandleman
tion
statement
standing
by
Co.—Common
of
company
\vith
snares
Hutton
&
the
oi
holders
the
Bast
oi0
tho
about
tne
SEC
stock,
common
through
thereof
Co.,
Inc.,
Juiy
on
One
Chase
29,
be
to
ofiered
underwriters
Manhattan
public sale
by
E.
F.
New York, and
for
headed
Piaza,
Baker,
Simonds
&
Co.,
Inc.,
151
West
Congress
St.,
Detroit.
public offering price (maximum $13 per share) and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Tne
Tha
in
the
aids
is
an
records
and
company
phonograph
of
saie
and
independent
is
also
merchandiser
wholesale
wholesale
a
sundries.
addition
In
to
the
class
15.77%
combined
B
all
own
of
sale,
the
shares
said
and
are
of
sale
shares.
After the stock
of 47.89%
of the
aggregate
19oo,
offered
for
usea
corporate
at
debt
covering
without underwriting.
research, working
$20,
repayment,
them.
of
The
able
be
and
with
cash
made
on
St.
best
a
address,
71st
on
the
Inc.)
vestors
efforts
which
It
Israel
bonds).
by Israel
receive a 65
not
filed
cenos
provide
the
selling
share
venicle
a
of
Corp.,
Mutual
Israel
operations
will
issued
or
afford
to
in¬
economy
opportunity to participate in the growth of the Israel
by owning common stock of a company- which expects
to
invest
principally
to
the
an
prospectus,
in
secuirities
common
ment
Corp. 300 shares
of
man
the
American
shares
Fund
Dickenstein
is
of
Ampal-American
5,700
of
the
underwriter).—V.
198,
of
Bank
Corp.
$97,000
Wechfelbr is Board Chair¬
Ralph
Abraham
President
parent,
enterprises.
According
has subscribed to
and Israel Develop¬
Israel
Israel
for
for $3,000.
and
also
(whose
Fund
The
Dickenstein
the
President.
is
underwriter
Hapoalim
of
and
also
M„
B.
The
company
shares
offered
be
July
on
and
of
15,
1963,
filed
of
Kan.,
On
July
filed
5%
"Reg.
a
covering
A"
convertible
due
The
retire
President
L.
debentures
the
debentures
a
301
will
minimum of
be
71%
Potter
T.
at
6,229
due
1968
notes
to
Of
the
proceeds
a
sinking fund debentures,
the
company
bidding
Aug.
on
to
without
prepay
the
sale,
$5,000,000
pay
of
premium
the
company
existing
to use
borrowings and
proposes
bank
$5,000,000
of
balance
long-term bank borrowing due March 15, 1965. The remainder of
the net proceeds will be applied to complete the 1963 construction
program
during the final four months of
the
year,
estimated
to
require
approximately
$15,000,000
and
the
balance
will
be
added to
working capital.
Potter
Mr.
Gas
and
said
its
the
wholly
1963
owned
construction
subsidiaries,
program
Lone
of
Star
Star
Producing Co.
and Lone Star Gathering Co., including the producing company's
Chemical Division is estimated at $40,000,000. A total of $13,030,000
is
expected to be spent for extensions and
betterments to the
distribution systems;
$14,300,000. for transmission, gathering and
compression facilities; $6,500,000 for drilling and deepening natural
and
gas
and
wells;
oil
oil
leases;
agricultural
Lone
munities
the
for
consumers
and
natural
in
more
Lone
purchase
partial
expected
plant
sells
Gas
Texas
in
for
$5,000,000
chemical
Star
industrial
and
$1,200,000
and
to
gas
than
be
of
undeveloped
construction
completed
in
residential,
to
480
cities,
gas
of
an
1964.
commercial
towns
and
com¬
produced.
^company
in
gas
plant
is
estimated
at
180,000
tons
Gathering Co.
DeWitt
and
of
agricultural
chemicals
per
year.
gathers and markets natural
counties in South Texas.—V.
198,
purchases,
adjacent
191.
to
are
The
corporation
a
200,000
of
registration
shares
of
402
Central
statement
common
Tower
with
stock,
the
to
out¬
be
Bldg.,
SEC
Youngtsown,
on
Inc.,
in
exploratory
offered
only
work
done
in
1943
by
the
U.
S.
Bureau
Mines
of
according to the prospectus, showed the deposits found in
parts of the property ot be too low in iron and too high
in impurities to be of mining interest. The
prospectus states that
in
one
area
diamond
drilling results, while inconclusive due to
poor recovery of material from the drill holes, do in
the opinion
of the company warrant the further
exploration now planned.
The
prospectus further states that while the Bureau's results are not
conclusive
and
possibilities
of
type
further
of
the
work
is
essential
to
evaluate
economic
the
there was some indication that one
property,
(hard ore) does not meet buyer's specifications
found
ore
and
that the other
type found (soft ore) is not in substantial
demand and, if saleable, the price
being paid would not justify its
production. The prospectus also states that a further uncertainty
the
is
only
of
nature
of
the
market
Japanese
steel
for
outlook
iron
other
iron
for
producers.
which at present,
ore
The
states
prospectus
consists
the
that
producers and the company "is clouded
by reported extensive, high grade newly found iron ore deposits in
Australia that will apparently be in the market for supplying the
apanese."
Of the net proceeds from the stock sale, $53,000 will be
used for exploration
and development work, and the balance will
ore
be used
to pay off a current liability and for general overhead and
administrative expenses, including a $1,600 per month salary to the
company's president Elvin H. Young. Of the 264,650 common shares
presently outstanding, Young owns 57,400 shares (21.75% ). Young
also holds an option to purchase 125,000 shares at $1 per share.
—V. 197, p. 1735.
stock
Phoenix Capital
be
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
filed
at
a
"Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
development, construction
and working capital.
$5.50,
investing
in
Kansas
real
estate
Ave.,
used
for
investment,
is
investment
an
and
other
corporate
'
of Suite
112, Osborn Plaza, 222 W. Osborn Rd., Phoenix,
company.
Topeka,
Space
Research
Development
&
Corp.—"Reg. A"
The
Ltd.—Capital Stock Registered—
corporation
6,000
through
underwriters
headed
by
GregoryBlvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. The public
$3.25 per share) and underwriting terms
Wilshire
July
on
shares
common
to
19,
1963,
offered
be
writing.
Proceeds
will
go
Space
300
Jackson
of
development,
—V.
filed
193,
to
selling
a
■
vi? "
•
s
A"
covering
without
under¬
', 7:
stockholder.
Portland, Ore., is engaged in the
of precision test instruments.
Tower,
manufacture
"Reg.
a
at-the-market,
.')•?" '-;i'•
sale
and
1164.
p.
(maximum
by
supplied
has
company
four
be
to
are
Phoenix
securities*
and
July
purposes.
property
&
on
19, 1963, filed a "Reg. A" covering
shares to be offered at $12.50 without underwriting.
24,000 common
Filing—
amendment.
company is engaged
primarily in the business of acquiring
developing oil and gas properties and drilling for, producing
and selling crude oil and natural gas.
According to the prospectus,
and
its
corporation
Filing—
9465
experienced
lost
nas
during
losses
money
eacn
ciunng
continuing operations
Transpacific Group, Inc.—Common Registered—
(including
a
many
the
of
loss
of
its
last
years
of
five years
for the
of $39,513
months
ended April 33, 1963).
As of that date, the company
retained earnings deficit of $215,691.
In addition, at that
the company's consolidated current assets amounted to $211,-
The
of
statement
common
plied
of 520 S. W. 6tli Ave., Portland, Ore., filed a regis¬
with the SEC on July 26 covering 155,000 shares
company
tration
st,ock, to be offered for public sale at
a
price to be sup¬
amendment (maximum $15 per share). The names of the
and underwriting
terms
are
also to be supplied by
by
underwriters
amendment.
'V--
';v * %'::
'■
a
date,
692
and
its
solidated
results
consolidated
cash
of
account
recent
liabilities
current
rights
$259,017, and its con¬
These amounts reflect the
$107,316.
was
resulted in the sale of
of $232,578 before ex¬
to
the
rights
offering were subsequently publicly sold at $2.40 per share.
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has outstanding
1,338,358 shares of capital stock, of which Harry C. Long (Board
Chairman and President) owns 18.3%
and management officials
as a group 20.1%
The prospectus lists 15 selling stockholders who
114,000
a
shares
common
Some
penses.
offering
and
net
shares
139,126
which
proceeds
not
sold
pursuant
.
to sell
propose
Rudolf
all
their holdings (with, one exception), including
(15,000 shares) and Walter E. Jorgensen (11,500
of
Martin
M,
share).—V.
197,
1261. \
p.
due 1993, to be offered with public sale
at competitive bidding Sept.
18. The net proceeds from the bond
sale will be added to general funds and will be used to pay part
oi the 1963 construction program (estimated at $57,800,000) and to
pay
an
estimated
$9,000,000
of bank
loans obtained
or
to
be
obtained
to
replenish general funds previously reduced by con¬
struction
expenditures.—V.
198,
to
Insurance
under
Oregon
law
on
April
1,
1963
of
Co.
Oregon and in order to divide the
predecessor multiple-line company into separate insuring companies
to make possible expansion into states other than Oregon (which is
to be the only west coast state authorizing the writing of life,
disability and casualty insurance in the same company). As an inci¬
dent
to
the
reorganization, all of the insurance business of the
predecessor was transferred to a new successor company which
retained the name Insurance Co. of Oregon; and the issuing com¬
pany's only significant business activity has been the acquisition
said
of
all
of
the> outstanding stock/Of that company. The net proceeds
from
the
stock
of
stock
sale
will
Insurance
usejd.
be
Co.
to purchase
Washington
of
from
all of the outstanding
the Insurance Co. of
urchase all the stock of Life Insurance Co. of Oregon
Oregon insurance company) on original subscription, and to
Oregon,
top
new
the
capital
surplus of each of these companies and of
Thereafter, the funds and addition?! income
finance the cost of writing new insurance
and
Insurance Co. of Oregon.
bonds
mortgage
organized
was
company
successor
(a
Power Co.-r-Bonds Registeerd-1-
company, of 15 South Fifth St., Minneapolis, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC
on
July 26 covering $15,000,000
first
The
as
increase
Northern,'states
will be used
needed
as
to
enable the company's subsidiaries to expand their operations
jurisdictions in which they presently qualify and in others
they may subsequently qualify.
The company has out¬
standing 158,330 shares of common stock, of which management
officials as a group own 22.9%. Ralph E. Williams is board chair¬
man
and ohn C. F. Merrifield is president, and they held similar
to
and
in
the
in
which
positions with the company's predecessor.
283.
p.
Trans World Life Insurance Co.—-Common Reg'd—•
See
Commercial
Solvents
Corp.,
this
issue.—V.
198,
p.
426.
The
Francisco, Calif., filed a
July 31, covering 465,000
for public
sale through
underwriters
headed
by
Alex.
Brown
&
Sons,
Baltimore.
The
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
;: Old Florida Rum Co.—Plans
The
of
company
statement
1035
with
N.
W.
21st
the SEC
Rights Offering—
Miami,
Terrace,
filed
a
regis¬
July 29, covering 338,755 shares
of common stock and warrants to purchase an additional 338,755
common
shares, to be offered for subscription by common stock¬
holders in units consisting of one share and one warrant, and at
the rate of one unit for each two shares held.
Unsubscribed units
be
to
of
offered
Wulbern,
$4
unit),
per
well
as
ment.
to
exercise price "and expiration date of the warrants
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
statement also includes 20,000 common shares issued
the
as
The
Consolidated
Securities Corp. for services rendered in connection
offering.
Organized in February, 1962, the company produces and markets
alcoholic
beverages, principally but not exclusively rum, distilled
from
Florida
agricultural products.
The $600,000 estimated net
proceeds from the sale of units will be added to working capital
with
this
and
a
for
used
general corporate purposes, including retirement of
first mortgage note and $137,323 of sundry indebted¬
$100,000 8%
$75,000 for advertising and promotional expenses, $100,000 to
finance inventories, and $50,000 to purchase equipment to increase
the bottling capacity of the company's plant.
In addition to cer¬
the
stock,
company
Securities
common
is
the company has outstanding 677,510 shares of
of which management officials as a group own
Zubillaga is President.
According to the prospectus,
may have incurred
a contingent
liability under the
indebtedness,
Antonio
tibn
may
with
Act
stock
determined
with
respect
made
that
such
since
the
to a portion
organization,
has
company
or
all
and
incurred
of
certain
sales
of
in the evtnt that it
liabilities in connec-
portion of the proceeds from this offering
be used for "the purpose of paying such liabilities.
s.ales,
The
The
a
shares
per
of
share.
underwriting
No
shares
264,650
231,143
cash
for
shares
The
and
due
now
is
involved.
owned
by
The
statement also in¬
promoters and management
subject to options held by said persons (exercis¬
in exchange for promissory notes)
and 7,600
and
such
company
shortly
-
persons
was
for
services
organized
thereafter
acquired
under
from
rendered.
Arizona
promoters
in
and
March
1962
management
a
the
of
State
The
California.
of
company
proposes
initially to issue and sell the forms of life and disability insurance
traditionally sold by life insurance companies, offering a variety
of ordinary life,
limited-payment life, term, endowment and an¬
policies. Consideration may be given at a later date to the
of other
lines
of life
insurance.
Net proceeds will be
provide the company with the necessary capital and sur¬
plus so that the firm will be qualified to receive a Certificate of
Authority to engage in the life and disability insurance business
in
the
State of California, and so that Trans World will be in
nuity
writing
to
used
financial
suitable
a
position
undertake
to
and
conduct
such
busi¬
■/
ness.
Investors
United
Corp.
(Minn.)-
-Plans
Debenture
Rights Offering—
The
filed
Firs« National Bank Bldg., Minneapolis
statement with the SEC in July 29 covering
debentures due 1973. It is proposed to
debentures
for subscription
by stockholders (at 100%
of
company
6%
of
such
offer
1300
registration
a
$500,000
convertible
principal amount) on an unlimited basis subject to the right of
to reject or reduce subscriptions in the event of over¬
subscription. No arrangements' have been made for underwriting
or
unsubscribed debentures which will
be offered for public sale,
of
the company
the
but
broker
be
will
pay
a
5%
commission
arranging an accepted sale. No
company
agent
or
payable with respect
company
Insurance
(the
commenced
from
the
ment
in
to
any
licensed
commissions will
rights offering.
all of the outstanding stock of United Capital
Minnesota
and
of
United Investors Fund
of
Co.
United
companies.
to
the
by United Capital Life). All of the net proceeds
sale will be used to increase the capital invest¬
debenture
securities
950
owns
to
latter
is a
registered broker-dealer which recently
offering mutual fund shares in conjunction with life
written
insurance
up
law
not as yet done any business, and it cannot
and disability insurance business in California
Certificate of Authority from the Insurance
life
the
obtaining
Commissioner
Corp.
of 1218 North Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz., filed a
statement with the SEC on July 24 covering 100,000
stock, to be offered for public sale at $1.50
common
in
without
Life
Mines, Inc.—Common Registered-—
company
registration
offered
be
has
company
engage
The
Pacific
to
ment.
ness,
tain
stock
common
on
for
public sale though underwriters headed by
Murphy, Inc., 222 W. Adams St., Jacksonville,
and Consolidated Securities Corp., 920 Bldg., Pompano Beach, both
of Florida.
The record date, offering price of the units (maximum
are
Pierce,
of 609 Sutter St., San
statement with the SEC on
company
registration
shares
able
Ohio,
its
which;
dilution
purchased by
of
officials,
July 26 covering
for public sale at
commercially mineable deposit. The company
no
geological work on sampling of the
basic data concerning them are the results
substantially
and
certain
The
cludes
Mahoning Corp.—Common Registered—
filed
share
now
of
known
a
done
deposits,
approximately
will use natural gas owned by the producing
basic raw material and is expected to produce
the
approximately
p.
the
The plant
as
Lone Star
cost of
Total
for
debt repayment
England Bldg., 5th
New
thereof
holders
offering price
17%.
producing company produces and sells natural gas and is
also actively engaged in
the exploration and drilling for oil and
gas
and
in
the acquisition
of oil
and
gas
leases. It processes
natural
gas
in gasoline
plants to recover natural gasoline
and
other liquid hydrocarbon products. It has a plant under construc¬
tion
in
which, agricultural
chemicals, principally fertilizers, will
$20,000,000.
per
2927.
p.
common
Oklahoma.
The
be
offered
used
building,
537
company
tration
a
short-term
the
$3
stock
without
has
resulting
a
5455 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on July 29, covering 60,085 out¬
standing shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale by
proposes
27.
sinking fund sufficient to
of the issue prior to maturity, Mr. Potter
from
$10,000,000
at
of
a
Northwest Nitro-Chemicals Ltd.—Share Exch. Offer
said.
to
public
value
J.
is
Proceeds
1963
17,
be
to
be
to
Nordon Corp.
St., Dallas,
registration
Harwood
Commission
said
competitive
entitled
book
share, with
book equity of
per
In
July
on
shares
engaged
195,
The
Registered—
South
Exchange
covering ah issue of $35,000,000
1988.
in
sell
Co.—Debentures
of
share
wnicn James
officials as
of
management
the
to
the
in
share),
per
and
stock
tration
of
No
the company
Securtiies and
the
statement
to
30,
with
10c
14.8%
$1,132
to
per
are
of
is
—V.
the
underwriting is involved.
are'for the selling stockholders.
Lansing of 1159 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, Mich., is engaged
in the manufacture of metal forms by cold processes.
Star Gas
at
new
increase
Mr.
Proceeds
Lone
available
1963) 238,250 shares
in part payment lor
Investors, Inc.—-"Reg. A"
office
an
Marine
The
$150,000
at-the-market.
cash
10c
common
tration
to
be
may
paid
owns
an
$1.87
Proceeds
Ampal-
owns,
Lansing Stamping Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
common
a
exploitation on the company's properties,
in by investors will not be returned
or
of
corporation
50,000
377.
p.
for
in
Marine
had
offering
per
name
commenced
to
The
Securities
the
(under
yet
if
31 patented lode
mining claims and an option for lease
51
unpatented lode mining claims (all located in Arizona) in
exchange for 250,000 common shares. The
company plans' to explore
iron
deposits on its property which, according ot the prospectus,
The
registration
a
300,000 shares of
public sale at $10 per share (pay¬
1961
capital
substantial
working
for
officials
public.
from
covering
basis
organized
was
York,
New
29,
of
will
in
has
Fund
St.,
July
for
State
Organized
stock.
any
East
SEC
certain
or
commission.
Fund,
17
the
overhead
for
note,
and
outstanding (at April 30,
(including the shares issued
Sale
from
about
Reg'd—
Fund, Inc.—Common
stock, to be offered
in
71st
oi
company
statement
common
$13,500
($26,000),
has
stock
result
the
tne
pay
prospectus
states
that
not sold, insufficient funds
is
President,
standing
of
to
costs
The
amount
43.3%.
group
used
.
Palazzo,
will
be
snares
company
properties
the
serums.
Israel
"explora¬
and
exploration
common
existence
Israfund-The
to
3
of
and
purposes.
Iowa, is engaged in the research, development
antibiotical
total
exploration
the
Massari,
A"
"rveg.
a
the
that
the
Filing—
filed
According
promissory notes.
within the waters of Lake Gueguen and
will
and
conduct
the three Other Handlemans
16,000
an
16,
be
to
be
to
Waukon,
of
Juiy
on
other
and
Impro
Wade
own
stock.
shares
common
Proceeds
capital
Sue
of
has no geologic reports based on a
properties by a qualified expert, and
area
of claims and licenses owned by
Handleman
Joseph
stock).
Biologies, Inc.—"Reg. A"
corporation
15,COO
outstanding
will
outstanding
Impro
and
each,
stockholders
company's
The
respectively,
of
the
common
and
together with their immediate families,
(and,
company's
its
of
the
$194,000).
of
part
and
4.52%,
to sell 116,000 common snares,
proposes
66,000
and
$r3,500
company
difficult
balance
(about
of
15.52%,
of
lies
be
expenses
engaged
beauty
indebtedness,
it has
certain
44.5%
will
of
outstanding 501,480 common and 501,480 class B common shares,
which Joseph Handleman, President, Paul Handleman, Executive
Vice-President, David Handleman, Secretary-Treasurer, Moe Handleman, Vice-President, and Sue Handleman Wade own 23.9%, 17.08%,
are
costly, if possible at all." Of the net
proceeds from the stock sale, $200,000 will be used for development
costs
only
if
exploratory
worx
indicates such is advisable
(or
if
not, such amount will become part of working capital),
and
merchandiser
drugs, pharmaceuticals, vitamins, health
and
the
examination
company
tion
Tne
filed a registra¬
covering 330,000 out¬
Detroit,
shares
com.
prospectus,
physical
to
Registered—
Woodbridge,
funds
C-iiain mining claims and licenses in Quebec,
which were acquired
irom Palazzo-Stevens Mineral Exploration Syndicate in excaange for
to
1869.
p.
oi
company's
necessary
acquisition or reiinguishment, in the due course' of business, of such
rigacs in order to carry on its primary business. Tne company owns
but
Tne
engage
lov.oOO
snare.
are
to
any
productive business or had
presently intended business,
pro¬
obtained through this offering,
primarily in the exploration,
development or
exCanadian mineral claims and licenses, including tne
in
engaged
The
tne
p.^i.ation
these
of
tnat
share selling commission.
in 1961 and is in tne promotional
per
organized
was
having
never
earnings.
any
45c
a
company
stage
investment News
receive
will
Tne
by officers and employees,
The offering will be made
share.
per
wno
(471)
Capital
authorized
The
by
funds
which will invest such funds in
as
investments for life insurance
thereafter be used by the subsidiary
Life,
law
will
the expenses of writing new insurance business and to set
required reserves thereon.
The company has outstanding 954,shares of common stock, of which management officials as a
pay
group
own
10.5%.
Ifal
N. Carr is president.
CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7. N. Y. REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La balle
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United 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 year.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William Dana
Street,
NOTE:
On
account
of the fluctuations in
the rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
(472)
explained that billings were lower for the first half of
operations of a former subsidiary were not included.
President,
1963
Proposed Registrations
Nevada Power Co.—Bidding Date Set on
it
2j,
Electric
Potomac
July
the
30,
oi.ered.—V.
198,
stated
it
that
will
On
of
company
announced plans iO sell $30,000,000
probably first mortgage bonds, at competitive bidding
10.—V. 197, p. 2C98.
■
,
:
.•
A
securities,
Dec.
on
at
to
case.
that
pected
expenditures;
moriths;
stock
sales
—V.
198,
*.
-
Agricultural
Co.
Insurance
;A
"
-
:
••
,
Channing
—
Increases
about
be
$1,100,000
subsidiary
to the company's general funds
working capital requirements.
the
in
'•
'.V
4 ft
ft
4% ft
1962
GIVING
EFFECT
J
137,808,229
Capital
due
and
maintenance expenses
and
amor.ization
JDeprec.ation
Imestment
credit—net
Taxfcs-r—Federal
Deferred
Aug.
Shares:
18,350,746
17,373,078
855,260
352,002
14,719,065
13,910,905
2,570,312
—
income——A.
3,059,348
taxes—net
income
Other
10,904,560
operating expenses
9,513,174
115,202,939
-
shares
($1
par)
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
to
terms
Operating
income—electric
inccmj—Dividends
32,594,503
from
subsidiary
31,871,225
C.ner
231,376
Miscellaneous
176,804
deauctions
income
157,925
144,061
Bache &
Ball,
Income
Interest
G.her
before
33,645,191
_
31,885,089
10,607,285
Donaldson, Lufkin
rette, Inc.
173,940
charges
debt
Curtiss,
11,367,825
interest
long-term
on
453,163
interest
charges
A.
•Interest charged to cons.ruction
1,473,936.
Net
income
*
Net
i
income
•Loss.—V.
divds.
after
197,
23,577,362
-.
stock
2247.
p.
and
pfd,
21,911,648
2,382,400
On
Aug.
the
1,
1963
American
the
stock
common
Stock
Jen-
Exchange
of
under
the
the
company
symbol
listed
was
ABL.—V.
198,
525
Prescott
125
Saunders,
Stiver
Shields
Co.,' Inc
< Siegler
&
,125
&
v: Edward
N,
Co.
!_
—-
'V;
Ihe
Brake
has
company
Shoe
Co.—Six Months' Net Down
reported
that shipments in the second quarter
$53,730,819 and earnings were $2,253,389
or $1.21
per share.
This compares with shipments during the same
period
last
year
of
$53,671,499
and
earnings of
$2,22*7,501 or
$1.20 par share. Second quarter
earnings for 1963 show a sharp
recovery over the first quarter, when they were
depressed by sev¬
of
this
eral
amounted
year
unusual
to
•>'.
t
factors.
The
firm
manufactures
electronic needle
devices.—V.
198,
basic driving equipment, sewing machine
positioners and other electronic and auto¬
£
National
City
for the
agent
Bank
New
been
has
appointed
stock.—V.
common
the Ni's„ six months of 1963, shipments amounted to
$105,lower than.' the $i.0o,8jb,428 in the nrst half of
year.'Earnings for the first s)x months were $3,523,713, equal
$1.90 per common share compared with
$4,245,161 or $2.29 per
last
to
sharer, in
the
These
•
&-ioe
first
figures
and
the
months
six
include
S.
the
K, >Wellman
subsidiary in Apr.l of tins
.»EempvOn
Dunn,
1962.
of
combined
Co.,
results
which
of
became
ably wiuh
last
Chairman,
reported
to
wholly-owned
a
stockholders
year's operations
results.—V. 197, p. 1943.
year s
Brake
year.
anticipates the fu.l
company
American
will
that
the
favor¬
compare
Spring Corp.—Sales,
posed N. Y. S. E. Listing—
197,
co-
p.
future
last
American
research
He
Co.—New Research Center—
will
soon
begin
construction
of
i:i
corporate
a
it was announced by William C.
Stolk, Chairman.
group of scientists will work in the new labora¬
that promise to extend
the
diversification of
the
metal, paper, plastics and glass
packaging, chemical
small
lields
in
ccmpany
production
and
completely new product areas.
Governor Richard Hughes
participated with Mr.
May,-Vic3 President in chal'ge of corporate
at
basic
a
center,
said
tory
Can
company
the
Construction
of<
—V.
the
44,000' square foot laboratory in Princeton
bring American Can Into its 13th city in New
Jersey.
of the new
laboratory in Princeton adds to the reputaof that university
town, and to New Jersey in general, as one
of
the
nation's
leading industrial
research
centers.
Scores
of
corporations already have major research facilities in the
will
The
estimates
dollars
Mr.
is
that
State,
one-tenth
of
the
nation's
research
said scientists in the new center—25
total of about GO—will seek new
up
to
bs
sclid
a
ate
s
chemical
initially, building
knowledge in such areas
physics,
graphic
arts,
physical
sciences,
chemistry,
high
energy
phenomena,
cellulose
barriers, and adhesion
permeation
characteristics
terial,
of
electrosources
various
ma-
of
22
noted that American will be spending
per
year
neering
and
market
p.
will cost
on
all
tvues
of
analysis—or
research
iy2ft
of
—
basic
the
more
about
applied
company's
than
$18
f
of
L
of $2,225,000
Slightly Higher—
ru
standing
f0r
109.009
In
a
the
or
40
cents
common
the
per
share, based
reported
on
Tne
with
Atomic
were
$34,394,000
mailed
to
shareholders,
same
earn-
number
against
t;he
outlook
have
for
authorized
has
of
the
assume
stock
of
immediately
Utah,
Atlas
ties
the
in
The
will
to
Atlas-AEC.
at
add
Co.
of
the
contract
to
the
and
operates mining
mill of Atlas..
Moab
of
delivered
July
$37,-
P.
Giles,
30,
uranium
to
pound.—V.
Canteen
the company
distributors, NewCollins, President
action
were
Patrick
New
L.
York
not
York
and
of
the
197,
Atlas
AEC
p.
and
Automatic
before
2247.
the
to
the
end
of
■
the
of
its
major
Corp.,
franchised
from
Terms
of
John T.
the trans¬
distributor
said:
"Founded 32 years ago,
Corp. is one of its largest franchised
We believe it offers
anywhere.
culrhinates
The
one
of
acquisition
several
the greatest
of
this
growth
New
York
years
of negotiation and
one of the last major
metropolitan markets not whollythe parent company. We are both pleased and fortunate
Collins, one of the pioneers and dynamic leaders of the
industry, and all of his key executives, will remain with
represents
that
one
Canteen
stockholder.
President,
Canteen
by
John
organization."—V. 197, p. 2247.
year
AA
$16,507,718,
to
rose
income
was
197,
p.
"•
A
v
8.7ft
taxes
-.A
■
to
for
year
a
against
$9,043,291,
from
$547,215,189
.A
>■
rose
$9,533,101,
the
first half
earlier,
of
On July
1963
wast
the Second
1962
and for
in the
$7,970,614
same
1737.
Columbia
Power
Co.—Court
Voids
Ex¬
of
7
Chief Justice Sherwood Lett of ther British Columbia
ruled that the provincial government of Premier
had acted illegally when it expropriated British
Electric Co.,
a
subsidiary of the company, in August,
29,
Court
Bennett
A.
C.
and must return the utility to
1961,
said
the
of
effect
Federally
take-over
the
incorporate!
The -court
private ownership.
to
was
"sterilize"
the
subsidiary's
parent.
■
j
that the price paid for the
subsidiary,
low. He said that the stock had a market
value of $192,828,125 including interest of $4,703,125 on the shares
which accumulated while the government held them.
British
Columbia
authorities
said
that
they will
appeal
the
Justice
court
A
also
Lett
$171,800,000,
held
too
was
ruling.—V.
195,
1805.
p.
Burroughs Corp.—Appointment—
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
New
co-registrar
and
agent
due
July
1,
York
has
been
The
is
to
cents
90
12.5 ft
a
earned
1963
in
the
same
of
over
period
of
$89,985,000
the
that
net
12.5%; Sales 10%
income
was
for the second quarter of
the $7,260,000, or 80 cents
share,
per
increase
sales
were
repotted
has
company
equal
co-paying
sinking fund
' 7 7
appointed
for the corporation's 4^ ft
1988.—V. 198, p. 380.
highest
$8,075,000,
1963. This
per' share,
1962.
for
months ended June 30,
sales in the corporation's
three
the
single-quarter
by 10%
the previous single-quarter sales
record of $81,511,000 set in the second quarter of 1962.
Net income for the six months ended June 30, 1963,-amounted to
history.
$14,748,000,
or
exceeded
They
equal
$1.63
to
per
share,
compared
$1.53 per share, earned for the first half
Celanese net sales for the first six months
662,000,
same;
a
6%
period
increase
of
1962.—V.
over
198,
4.
p.
of
of
$160,450,000
the
Celotex Corp.—Proposed
the AEC
concentrate
America—Acquisition—
purchased
principal
the
with-$13,968,000,
1962.
1963
were
reported
A
$170,#
for
the
-
proper¬
disclosed.
O'Malley,
Automatic
Canteen operations.
potentials available
Canteen
Co.
of-
to
LAV
income
Against $13,829,881
it
W.
.
agreement between
pounds
be
per
controls
to
new
3,945,000
price of $8
a
which
tributary
area
net -effect
be
1966
Mining
-
.
propriation of B. C. Electric—A
Net
Energy
contracts of Texas-Zinc Minerals
Corp and Atlas.
Atlas, which now operates a large uranium processing mill at
Moub, Utah, as well as several uranium mines in the nearby Big
Indian mining district, paid
approximately $8,300,000 in cash for
Texas-Zinc, which was owned equally by Texaco, Inc. and the New
Jersey Zinc Co.
Funds for the purchase were provided in part
by Atlas, in part by a group of banks and in part by a loan from
Homestake
5.3%
rose
for Federal
Provision
$15,687,513,
outstanding
operation
1944.
p.
President,
half
Celanese Corp. of America—Net Up
purchased all
Corp. and will
procurement
vending
James
that
good.
Directors
Commission has approved a new agreement
Corp. providing for the consolidation of the concentrate
Atlas
owned
Period
year
ago.
interim
report
the
net
shares.
current
be
first
net
quarter
debentures
Minerals
Automatic
f of 1962> American Cement
to
the
that
On
TCmp^y,^o reP°rted that net earnings for the six months
ended June .0, 1963, were
$2,274,000, equal after preferred dividend
requirements to <1 cents per share, based on the
4,591,263 common
shares outstanding.
This includes a
non-recurring gain amounting
to sir cents per share from the
sale of land in Southern California
gs
stockholders
that
sales —V
'
379.
American Cement Corp.—Net
told
continues
197,
$519,564,380 a.
' A
f
or 89 cents
a
share, from $8,816,619, or 83 cents a share for the same 1962
period.
Sales for the quarter increased 6.2% to $277,969,394 from
$261,774,187.
v
A'A'A''
i'-AA
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■
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AV
Corp.—Acquisition—
company
-
engi¬
he
year
announced
company's uranium processing mill at Mexican Hat,
and
its mining properties, David
A.
Stretch, President of
Corp., announced on July 30.
•
-
r_?searcih center, Mr. May reported,
COO.000
198,
industrial
there.
spent
May
this
also
1944.
p.
Texas-Zinc
Location
vhi:h
197,
Atlas
ACwton Mayor R. Kenneth
paVa-acre site tor the new facility.
of
the filing of an application to the New York Stock
Exchange for
listing of Associated Spring Corp. stock.
"In the event of favorable
action on our application by the New York Stock
Exchange, and
completion of other requirements," he said, "it is expected that
trading in our stock would commence this fall." Mr. Barnes, stated.
Stolk, William F.
planning and research,
Fairman in a dedication program
prospects,
half
Barnes
ago.—V.
year
a
v
■
Up 8.6%; Sales 5.3%—
Comfort,
W.
the
period
earlier.
Second
Columbia
-
of $28,902,262 and net earnings of
$1,072,724, or 98 cents
share, for the first six months of 1963 were reported to stock¬
holders by
Carlyle F. Barnes, President. These results compare
with
sales
of
$27,234,206 and net earnings
of $853,940, or
77
cents per share, for the first half of 1962. With
respect to imme¬
Mr.
The
Net Higher—Pro¬
Sales
the
for
six-month
year
41.
per
diate
$135,674
AAA
■
$1.53 a share on 10,781,017 shares outstanding.
This was
8.6ft above earnings of $15,201,893. or $1.43 a share on 10,629,245
shares outstanding for the comparable L962 period.
Sales for the
Supreme
Associated
the
months. -The
three
the increasing importance of chemicals and specialty
company's over-all business, sales and earnings set
for the quarter and half ended. June 30,. it was an#
Harold
by
British
York
corporation's
in
of the year the company's loss before
tax
against $411,620. The net loss for the period
against
income
period.—V.
First
V.-
":k;
profit
half
first
equal to
Apache Corp.—Appointment—
transfer
modest
a
the
Co.—Net
the
nounced
Ft r
C1 x.-uiu,, ui-guiuy
in
quarter
379.
p.
Shows Profit for
—
a'a--.-;
"
records
new
^
fiscal
According to David Frankel, Amco's Chairman and President,
sharp increase in earnings reflects greater acceptance of Amco
products for the apparel industry,
^
stands,
time
any
in
$190,945,
$56,296,
foods
250
,125
Co.
Sales, Net Hit
—-
produced
first
Reflecting
125<-
earnings
matic
at
the basis of 1.4245
ago.
was
Borden
year ended May 31., 1963,' .the company reported
of $226,004 or $1.11 per share on Sales of $5,'381,970. '
This compares with a -net of $188,703 or 93 cents a share on sales
of $4,684,937 for the fiscal year ended May
31, 1962.
net
s;ock
on
loss
a
150
Co,_
&
was
250
Net
Safety Table Co., Inc,
.-..Kvv HaA
Cleveland.
common
&
.
—
Corp.
into
on
l
sales
after
tne
credits
150
Webber, Jackson
&
year
For
150
Inc.
Curtis
.
American
the
Paine,
convertible
Aug. 19, 1963,
preferred.—V. 198, p. 284.
each
for
1963,
a
150
Turben & Co.,
Ohio Co.
The
97.
p.
150
the
American
1
Miller
&
Co.____
&
Cleveland
198,
For
Listing
4.
p.
First
—V.
Mellen
Merrill,
Union
New Highs—-V-.
American Biltrite Rubber Co., Inc.—A. S. E.
on
The
Clark
125
is
(EDST)
second quarter
improvement
in the latest period is expected to continue witn the result that
the full
year's operations should show a net profit, Kenneth W.
Lineberry, President, stated! in an interim report to shareholders.
The oilfield equipment and steel products manufacturer showed
a
profit before taxes oi $5,861 in the three months ended June 30
in
contrast
to
losses
of
$385,275 in the same 1962 period
and
$196,806 in the first quarter of this year.
."./'A' '.a' ■ 'A;V ./
'J.'/.
'
The
consolidated
statement,' including
tax credits,
showed a
second quarter net profit of $6,642 against a net loss of $161,438
of
$150
150
Inc.
150
Dillon,
Securities &
Co.
stock $21,166,084 $19,529,248
;
&
Eastman
11,087,007
>2,411,278
—
preferred
on
the
Amount
Joseph,
250
Co.___
&
House
Fahey,
Dividends
Co
&
stock
Increased
.
150
Kraus
&
Becker
at E. 9th Street,
Co., Euclid Avenue
Quarter—
.
250
_——„
Burge
G.
A.
Co.
has
per
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.
A,
'
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Goodbody & Co.
—__Hayden,
Miller &
Co.—
2,000
Co.
&
$10.32
Preferred
of
-
& ~ Co._$2,000
called for redemption oh Aug. 20, 1963, all
5ft cumulative convertible preferred stock (par
share. Payment will be miae at The Cleveland
outstanding
at
Trust
400,000 shs.
"AAA
Amount
McDonald
996,116
A.A
'
conditions
and
Omitted)
'
-
corporation
its
prior to 2:30 p.m.
rating agreement, the company has agreed to sell to each
underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters
severally agreed to purchase, the principal amount^ of deben-,
tures set opposite its
name below,;
•
1 ;\
L
u *
(000's
'
The
$10)
the
-
Other
636.
Bishop & Babcock Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
unaer*
105,937,004
of
Trust
p.
1,607,676 shs.
.
400,000 shs.
the
due
7,500,000
3,000,000 shs.
\
has called for redemption on Sept. 3, 1963, through
sinking fund, $'/4o,o00 of its •* ,jft first mortgage
Aug. 15, 1937 at 100ft
plus accrued interest and
1.35ft. Payment will be made at the Bankers Trust
the
Wall Street, N. Y„ or the Continental Illinois National Bank
Co, of Chicago, 231 S. La Salle Street, Cnicago.—v. 196,
16
&
has
Sachs
4,110,810
4,092,984
.
bonds
common
par)
common
Goldman,
I
outstanding
number of snares
p. 1737.
.'
s
premium
a
Co.,
'
7,500,000
($1
of
—
—
taxes—.
share__
common
"
v
company
series A
$3,400,000
.
Total
for
Outstanding
$3,400,000
1983
1,
shares
B
Report—
A;j 1962 A A
$74,930,000 $65,706,000
3,236,000 .- 2,587,000
! 1,0*4,000
l,39d,000
$0.35
A
$0.32
Belt Railway Co. of Chicago—Partial Redemption—
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
77,ft'7AA :;AAAA A-A-A/- A A
common
Class
61,728,497
amortization
Of.
state
and
67,802,996
Ib7,
The
AA7777iA;;;,_"AA\A'L.'aA/A
Authorized
Class A
Operation
used principally
be
to
,
notes due May 1. 1975
convertible
subordinated
debentures
$
per
operation oi
States,
United
Funded Debt:
147,797,442
/
income taxes—
after
Average
at
1300
West
78th
St„
Cleveland,
manufactures and sells greeting cards,
gut wrappings,
and related items such as stationery and paper
party gooas.
The firm is currently producing greeting cards, its
principal product, at a rate in excess of 950,000,000 cards a year,
and believes
it is one
of the three largest producers of greetingcards
Months'
_!.
~-V.
197*
laboratories.—V.
dating
i''LA■f 1963
income
of
1963
revenues—electric
Operating
the
may be used to acquire a substantial
foreign licensee, and $1,900,000 of short-term
repaid. The balance of the net proceeds will
a
be
Co.—Six
Howell
&
Earnings
Earnings
BUSINESS—Headquartered
Co.—Earnings Report—
Twelve Months Ended June 30—
to
advanced
carbon
and
to pay long-term notes
■■AA7:v''-'A-:'A,■;
Alabama Power
be
will
instruments
Earnings before
constiuction of a new plant,
maturing in the next
for
lines
existing
v'-'..
Bell
used
'
■
significant, new
adds
and control instruments for scientLic, industrial and
Sharp
products
include
high-sensitivity
radiation
use.
Period Ended June 30—
Sales
;
,
continue to
developmental
Beckman's
to
of
asseis
will
a
2044.
$400,000
m
will
CAPITALIZATION
519.
p.
will
the
instrumentation. ;
nuclear
said Sharp
primarily as
acquisition
Sharp
of
pooling
a
for
President,
Instrumentation
for
V
of
v/v.'
the
said
nuclear
the
completed
jolla, Calif.,
nas
La
issued
were
functioning
;
measuring
snares
it,
basis
the
on
advanced
oi
Beckman,
Jolla,
in
analytical
p.
Ohio, the company designs,
7-:'V
' ■A";A
A
this issue.—V. 197,
Financial Corp.,
chinning
v
;
,
Holdings—
See
share
common
283.
p.
1962
7,123,761
~ $1.66
6,993,700
$1.61
>
of
from the financing, it is ex¬
to finance certain capital
proceeds
aaded
fiuure
$76,103,765
$77,022,739
—
-
earnings
Earnings per
A>
-1963
hcr.oa Enueci June 30—
Net
Net
be
net
approximately
interest
borrowings
Paper Co., Ltd.—6 Mos.' Report—
the
$925,0U0
about
O.
La
Beckman
medical
in
interest
accrued
par; >plus
in
laboratory.
Dr.
Beckman
developer
Arnoid
capabilities
-
company's Canadian
$392,857 will be used
12
101.125ft'. to
•
RC*;jc,£DS—Of
t
&
from
Jolla
La
:Dr.
concluded
was
which
in
operate
at
optional redemption
prices
ranging from
and for the sinking lund beginning Aug. 1, 1974
par;
ranging
prices
ax
each
Power
tne
convertible,
be
acquisition
interests
time
any
lob.375ft
Abitibi
Tne
to
able
1
News of Business and Finance
will
debentures
Privately—On
Inc.—Acquisition—
Cn July 22 the company announced thao
acquisition of Sharp Laboratories,
Inc.,
of
24,0-0 snares of Beckman common stock.
maturity, at- the rate of 24.50 class A common shares for
each $1,000 principal amount (equivalent at the principal amount,-'
to a conversion price of $40.82 per class A common share/, subject
to
adjustment under certain conditions. The issue, will be redeem¬
30,'the
July
FEATURES—The
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
814.
p.
Beckman Instruments,
Offered—
Corp.—Debentures
19^,
—V.
2147.
p.
Greetings
tuajj^iVxPTION
prior
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—To Sell Bonds—
\
American
19o3,
30,
June
..
290.
p.
197,
ended
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York,
Co., Cleveland, as managers of an
underwriting group announced the public offering
of $7,500,000 bf this firm's 4%%' convertible subor¬
dinated debentures due Aug. 1, 1983. The debentures
were priced at 102%'and accrued interest from Aug.
1, 1963 to the date of delivery, to yield 4.224% to
maturity. The offering was oversubscribed.
.
v
\
Planned
Sale
Co.—Secur.
Power
company
quarter
On July 30, 1963,
and McDonald &
to sell
bidding
need $50,000,000
of new incnc> in
i.vJ cons^ucnon program and expects to
do permanent junanc.ng in the eariy pare or tne year. However, it
has not bsen
de.erm'ned the amount, or type
of security to be
On
year.—V.
American
Bond Sale
wa:
second
.
July 29, it was reported that $1,250,000 of this firm's
notes
due
June
5, 1975, had been sold privately
through Hayden,
Stone
&
Co. Inc., New York.
Cement
had net earnings of $1,918,000 or 37 cents per share on billings
of $20,171,000, compared to net earnings oi" $1,914,000 or 37 cents
per snare on billings of $22,932,000 for the corresponding quarter
reporter tnat the company plans
about $11,000,000 of first mortgage bonds at competitive
on Oct.
lb.— v. 197, p. 1 ts3x.
Jmy
the
.
Barnes Engineering Co.—Notes Sold
because
For
last
On
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
!
"
This
Acquisition—
materials manufacturer, has agreed
purchase all the assets of Big Horn Gypsum Co., including its
gvpsum
board manufacturing plent in Cody, Wyoming.- James W.
Walter, Chairman of Celotex,
which - operates gypsum plants in
Ohio, Texas and Iowa, announced on July 30 that negotiations have
been concluded with Sid H. Eliason.
Big Horn founder and PresiL
building
Chicago-based
to
dent, who with his family, and a few close associates owns a ma¬
jority of the Big Horn stock. Terms of the sale will be submitted
to Big Horn stockholders at a special meeting to be held Aug. 21,
1963, in Salt Lake City.
Details of the transaction were withheld
pending the holding of the meeting, but it was disclosed that the
total
assets
of
Big Horn are
in excess of $5 million.—V.
197,
p.
2560.
Champion Parts Rebuilders Inc.—Six Mos.' Report
Period
Ended
May
-
1963
31—
—
Earnings '
Per
—V.
L
share
197,
p.
1826.
.
_
1962
$2,494,990
$2,217,142
66,229
Sales
32,997
$0.07
$0.14
•
Volume
198
Channing
Number 6287
Financial
:.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Corp.—Increases
Holdings
CAPITALIZATION"
in
(473)
GIVES
EFFECT
514%
The
Agricultural
purchase
of
shares
176,277
the
of
Security
Christian
A.
Johnson.
The
transaction
effected
was
cultural
affiliates
its
Insurance
increased
from
Co.
57.8%
their
ownership in
93.9%.—V. 197,
to
upon
conv.
the Agri¬
p,
1115.
York,
120
Broadway, N. Y.—V, 197,
of
&
1953, all of
share.—
J.
per
subordinated
debentures
•
The
lue
14
or
cents
$3,330,665
reported
net
income-after
that
six
months
Federal
compared/to
share,
a?
and
LaMotte
doubled,
r.as
and
1962
for
sa^es
income
1963
taxes
pipe dine
bonds
interest.
series
due
Mar.
1,
Payment will be made
Sept. 1, 1963, through
its 4.70% first mortgage
on
at 100.33%- pills accrued
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
p. 1632.
1979
the
at
pf New York, 140 Broadway, N. Y.—V. 197,
the
Trust
Co.
New
stock
common
York
of
been
has
appointed
corporation.—V. 194,
the
Airlines Inc.-—To Pur.
craft",
2.2,
1,450-mile-per-hour
/.
>•
Continental
President
transports
passenger
Robert
Six
F.
slated
are
for
supersonic
for
said
that
delivery
France's
the
jet
the
by Pan American World Airways of the six Concordes
recently ordered.
sonic
service
The
within
SST's,
Federal
Six
that
planes will
the United States,
with
Aviation
said
Continental's
three,
104acceptance
that
must
be
company
the first
certificated
in
would be paid for substantially through
funds.
Continental's policy of depreciating its
of
excess
internally
by
two
delivered,
term, debt
tional
will
loans
far
initial
less
The
the
$30,000,generated
in just
subsonic jets
"We
mile
in
costs
burden
Concordes
are
present short
long term institu¬
present
end
of
equipment
than
will
the
was
aircraft to subsonic jets in 1959."
supersonic
Bank,
aircraft
has
Continental's
been
lead
the
Concordes
below
those
of
will
he
said.
v.
our
able
be
subsonic
to
and
jets
operate
over
Continental's
by
the
by
our
profit
at
seat
present
position
V"
••
"Our initial plan
is to place the planes in service on one or more
major routes we now sefve. Our subsonic jets on these routes will
contipue to provide much needed lower fare and cargo services,
guaranteeing many years of useful economic life after they have
been fully depreciated. ■'
■'."/;
' "
1,
Thfe
Los
Concordes
Angeles
Concordes
to
will
less
would
reduce
•
flight
time
than, two. hours."'
cut
If
between
used
on
Chicago
other
and
the '
routes,
Houston-Los
Angeles and Kansas City-Los
Angeles flights to iy2 hours and lower Chicago-Denver and DenverLos Angeles flights to just over one
hour, Six said.
'
Los
Angeles-Honolulu flights, if the company is successful in
winning the route in current proceedings before the- Civil Aero¬
Board, would take just 2V4 hours, he said.—V. 196, p. 535.
nautics
Tire
Stock
Of¬
fered—On July 30, 1963, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Smith
Inc., New York, announced the public
offering of 150,000 shares of this firm's 4%% cumu¬
lative convertible $20 par preferred stock at
$20
share
plus
accrued
The
$18
issue is convertible into
new
on
30
15,
July
each
in
16,
1973,
crued
of
dividends
will
provide
of
years
each
for
—V.
made
in
stock
1973
A
retirement
at
is
re¬
of
shares
5%
the
proceeds
on
value
par
outstanding
on
plus
ac¬
July
15,
the
preferred stock will be used
receivable and certain investments
accounts
with the proposed
leasing
of
new
a
automobile
tire plant in
Texarkana, Arkansas, to be completed late in 1964.
Initially the proceeds will be added to general funds and applied
in part to repay the
$2,000,000 of short-term debt
presently
standing and incurred to meet seasonal needs.
NOTE
with
of
two
SALE—The
company has
Institutional investors for
$5,000,000
entered
into
company
S.
sale
them
to
been
arranged
privately through
Merrill
Lynch,
tures
automobile
company
maintains
18
truck
tire
85%
;
for
the
$2,573,000
six
the
months
last
$1,149,000
'
six
The
30%
30,
"
due
49
cents
//v/. ';■•;?/:
.
sales
Net
and
other
amounted
,
to
$23,392,000,
were
:
,
29%
up
increase
an
the
first
903
common
the
income
months
three
then
share.
common
other
the
In
or
Zivian
Mr.
second
cents
Net
country,
24
of
an
Diamond Alkali
The
has
cents.—V.
reported
1963,
cents
were
share
a
198,
1963
amounted
193.
p.
/'/
'
19.5%; Sales 35.5%—
net profits for
$2,914,000
or
$1
a
the nine months,
a
share
against
Shares outstanding were
'////,. - .'/ •'/'•"! ?//
% ?
$26,611,000 in the first nine
year
ago.
197,
the
Morgan
406.
p.
Redemption—
has called for redemption
sinking fund, $1,250,000
Milner
plus
on
Guaranty
Sept. 1, 1963, through
its 47/8%
debentures
interest.
Payment will
of
accrued
Trust
Co.
of
New
York,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
warehouses
throughout the
Dallas, Detroit,
140
1631.
Leasing Corp.—Assets Sold—
;
;;
System, Inc., this issue.—V. 197, p. 1013.
1963
v
Shares
June 30,
the
like
$1,516,817
and
taxes
615,883
292,200
:
870,263
'
420,000
323,683
earnings
450,263
$0.41
outstanding
Plans
$0.60
756,421
;
719,089
*
100.
p.
for
I^ew
a
York
1964-1965
World's
the
Faly
United
Pavilion
graph¬
the nation's changing population were an¬
by the company on July 30„
;
;
L//
James F.' Oates, Jr., President, said the Pavilion will house The
Equitable Demograph, a 45-foot, electronically-controlled map of
ically
.
demonstrating
nounced
3,931%
were
taxes
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
States—Plans World's Fair Pavilion—
in
sales
for
198,
1962
$17,695,944 $25,857,161
before
share
■
$1,766,943
other
the
United
States
which
on
births
deaths
and
will
be
recorded
by pulsating colored lights which will illuminate each state as these
events
occur.
Overhead,
an
Immense
counter
with
Illuminated
numbers
total
six
feet
will
tall
population.
company
June
Co.—Net
Down
has reported all-time high
company
ended
keep a running
*'•'; /'7/
■
tally
the
of
country's
:
,
v
In
addition,
the map
will
portray
such population
data
as
density, rate of growth, and sex distribution. Narrators will appear
from, time to time to, comment ,qn .implications to individuals and
to the nation of this data and the population
"explosion."
Robert
Moses, World's Fair President, and Dr. Conrad Taeuber,
Director,
Bureau
ofr. Census,
also
spoke
at ,a
press
The' Equitable exhibit. The Equitable will
only mutual life insurance company to be represented at
Assistant
30,
be
6%—
for
the
/..
/..
/-
/
,
for
This
six
$1.55
share
a
Sales
for
for
the
than
lower
the
/
•
:
$41,565,000
quarter
-
1962
.
,
about
Neil
half year. However,
197,
/?//
./
for
the
first
Sales
for
1%
period
months
lowest
of
the
or
President
cents
Charles
unfavorably
later
eastern
or
for
Earnings
ago.
with
compared
said
Moore
year
a
results
both
in
that
in
sales
no
and
first-quarter
and
Products
sales
increased
at
expenses
the
:
annual
company,"
report.
reported that the company
properties whose earnings are
report.—V. 195, p. 1806.
the
for
has
-
the
1962
sales
first
197,
months
ended
the
on
amounted
7,579,415
'
•
..
30
June
share
per
r
net income amounted
1962
to
in
the
v.
to
$6,shares
'
$6,009,930,
?,;.??
<
Net
of $3,003,032,
In
the
of
half
half
40 cents per share.
or
,
.
^
..
$30,500,868,' against $28,845,834
for the second quarter were
in the second quarter of 1962.
were
1962.. Gross
from
up
sales
$14,562,023
2355.
p.
Cable
General
Period
com¬
has acquired
reflected
Freeport earning? for'the quarter ended June 30 were $3,148,006. '
41 cents per share. This compares with earnings in the second
—V.
Division.
not
Co.—Net Slightly Higher—
six
share,"
per
$15,713,251,
way
earn¬
by two
factors
expected
to
year—stepped-up consumer salt advertising
the
cents
Gross
or
earnings
improve
affected
in
of
income
80
in
the
that
increases
investment
first
company
annual
quarter of
were
$271,000,
year.
indicated
the
During the first half of
June
last
share,
per
F.
markets
Packet
pany's
lower
30—traditionally the
volume—were
$4,897,000, about
ended
business
change previous predictions
ings by the year-end. He
in
Sharply—
but
or
$4,857,000 reported
cents per
share,
23
sales
fiscal year
equivalent to 81 cents
common stock outstanding.
earnings
seven
adjusted
were
increased
quarter.
three
the
above
$88,000,
an
fiscal
reported
and
in. its
$66,735
145,995,
of
has
company
of
Freeport Sulphur
Net
v
Diamond Crystal Salt Co.—Net Down
The1
Corp.—First Annual Report
development
Ellis, President;
H.
current
prices appear to have leveled out at this time."
1740.
p.
■
Realty
estate
earnings
the
number
a
A.
Hughes, Executive Vice-President," stated, "In spite of
the
high volume of products sold, the price erosion in certain
product lines had a detrimental effect on earnings for the first—v.
669.
p.
paid a total of $166,130 In
cash
distributions
to its
approximately 1,600 shareholders. These
distributions were paid from cash flow emanating from recurrent
rentS.1 income,
'' .* / •//;///;;/-.!% ;; *''* v
•' V.
reported for the similar period of last year.
to $2,734,000 which were 5%
lower than re¬
amounted to 82 cents a share.
Z /
and
real,
"During
those
amounted
in
"James
period of 1962.
of 1963
were
same
second
190,
reported net
,
2%
Fair.—V.
First Hartford
or
the
the
sales for the six months
1963.
the six-month period reached a record high of $79,$132,000 higher than the same period last year. Earnings
months were $4,866,000, 6%
lower than those for the '
same
period, of 1962.
This is equivalent to $1.44 a share on the
3,004,327 shares
of common stock outstanding
as
compared to
Sales
257,000
Corp.—Six
Months'
Report—
June
1963
1962
$5,647,618
Ended
$4,427,119
$2.02
2,694,867
$1.58
2,677,811
30—
income
share of common stock on
shares outstanding at end of period—-Com.
shares
outstanding at end of period
said, was that governmental bodies this year
were
not
forced
to
replenish
their
stockpiles
of
de-icing
salt
as
they
were
after
the heavy snows
of
the
1961-62
winter!—
Earnings
per
V.
—V.
p.
Another
197,
factor,
he
2046.
p.
""
"
;
;
.
'
197,
'
.
1741.
«
'.
■.
,
'
••
.
General Dynamics Corp.—Net
Dictaphone Corp.—Net, Sales Higher—
aggregate
including such cities as Boston, Chicago,
Atlanta, St. Louis, Kansas Citv, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Min¬
neapolis, New York City, Memphis, Pittsburgh and Indianapolis.
of
conference,1* announcing
In
a
first
the
half
of
1963,
net
profits
were
$563,000
92-cents
or
share
against $553,000 or 90-cents a common share
period, Lloyd M. Powell, President, reported.
"The rising trend in
sales and earnings began in
in
the
Consolidated
like
$26,034,776
1962
months
and
Powell,
after
at Findlay,
Ohio, manufac¬
and
tubes
for replacement pur¬
materials.
Tires and tubes con¬
the dollar volume
of
sales.
The
and
months
income
Per
common
per
the
that
1963,
six
'sales
Provision
quarter of 1962,
while net income
totaled
income
seven
stated
in
com¬
the
of
at
Income
$22,996,841,
share.
anticipates 1963 sales of
approximately $100 million, an increase of 11%? with net earnings
in the area of $1.25 per share or substantially in excess of the
79
cents per
share earned in 1962. This forecast. is predicated
upon
the belief
that
inventory accumulation
during the period
of wage negotiations was not as great this year as in 1962 and,
therefore,'the adjustment should not be as prolonged.—V. 198, p.*'5.
$260,804,
was
period
This
preceding fiscal years.—V.
company
—V.
cents per share on
Z',1
39
or
outstanding.
ended June 30, 1963, net
$30,019,552, and net profits
to
per
and
year,
of
net
a
months
amounted
sales
last
of
shares
cents
45
or
six
with
compares
this
for
$6,082,000.
outstanding June 30,
shares
first
Sept. 1, 1982 at 101.81%
Net
of
in 1962, M. J. Zivian, President, announced. ■;/;./
After
provision for Federal income taxes, net earnings totaled
$2,516,340,
equal 'to' 64 cents
per
share
on
3,926,845
common
This
.
Electronic Communications, Inc.—9 Months' Report
"
outstanding.
are
1962.
Period Ended June 30—
share
period
shares
Sales
reached
+
is
thp six months ended
against
$52,591,284
in
in
50
were
84
the
Dumas
/ /"■;■'
incorqe
the
for
See National Car Rental
compared
per
.
$53,197,770,
12,319,589
share
1962
or
made
that
Detroit Steel Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
1963
income
Broadway, N. Y.—V. 197, p.
earnings for the like period in
$31,712,000
to
$39,130,000.—V.
197,
from
cents
and
share
per
increased
77
or
2260.
p.
:V-".
\v.
quarter
find amounted to 44 cents;;*J ;
earnings per share of 64 cents
the
sales
stated
He
the
of
per
of
operation
continue
should
reporting
in
the
first
initial
in
the
half
six
third
year
months
quarter,"
sales
in
of
over
the
said
1962.—V.
197,
Spring
p.
Diebold
The
of
For
Inc.—Net
was
the
$1,153,192
Based
16%
six
the
ended
$992,254
1,103,170
June
30,
income
net
$2.60
of
per
last year, Roger Lewis,
said
the
for
share,
an
*$22,844,417
that
or
Up 14%—
first
$2.29
President,
earnings
for
the
months
six
of
1963
was
approximately 14%
for the same
reported.
increase
of
per
share
quarter
ended
June
30,
amounted to $17,430,983; equivalent to $1.74 per common
outstanding. During the second quarter of 1962, General
Dynamics' net income was. $12,108,221 or $1.22 per share.
1963,
916.
share
The
reported that its net profit
higher than that of one year
months
against
on
or
income
Lewis
Mr.
against
Up 16%—
has
company
1963
net
period
President
$18,979,000
tires
of
basis
company
June
30,
The
$0.50
$18,096,000. Net profit was $1,495,000,
the second quarter last year. Earnings
for
Sales
1740.
1963.
months
over
1962.
calendar
second
of
year
were.;up 29%'
repair
branches
the
$87,110,000.
were
Net
for the first half of
Duke Power Co.—Partial
previously for the first quarter of the year
quarter, producing the record six months
-Z/%-,
for the
Sales
to
June
$2,383,636
195,
& Sons Coi—Reports Record Sales
sales
net
$6,010,000
months of
second
results.
from
ended
of
states.—V.
new
a
$84,699,000.
income
months
689,000
record
earnings
40
2,904,187 and 2,901,987 respectively.
Sales totaled $36,067,000 against
1962
...9;
Donnelley
months
The
Repoif
$0.62 1
announced
in
30, 1962 would have been 49 cents. On June 30, 1962, there were
6,018,519 shares outstanding. Adjusting this to reflect the 2-for-l
stock split on Nov, 15, .1962, per share
earnings for the first six
'
Coatings, Inc.—Sales; Net tip 29%
has
and
year
Drackett 'Co%-Net Up
and
816,000
//
32
23
States.
4.9, cents. Had Jhe same. pumper pf shares been outstanding at
June 30, 1969,-per share eairnings for the six moriths ended June
838,000
/
'
reported
into
be
to
850,000
-
—
President,
to
appear
to
the
$23,079,000
1,666,000
1,527,000
-
:
1963
3,081,568 shares pf stock outstanding. There
com¬
from
located
company,
and
poses,
and of certain
stitute
approximately
•;
fiscal
the
set
with
ended
share-——
Greenberg,
$18,555,000
BUSINESS—The
$52,645,000,
of
amounted
up
1963
—
common
increases
continued
out¬
use
Smith.
net
1633.
______
1740/
U.
earnings
agreements
principal
will
1963
United
stockholders
were
On
June
$23,162,000
—
of
_
loan
amount of 5%»%
notes due Aug.
1, 1978.
the net proceeds from the sale of the notes
to discharge
all of its presently outstanding funded debt,
other
than its 514%
senior sinking fund debentures.
This financing has
The
ended
share
per
share,
per
of
year
p,
after-taxes-
earnings
\
from
inventories,
connection
or
1978, together with
fund commencing in
at
earnings
30,
June
cents
30—
DeSoto Chemical
Mr.
and
sinking
moriths
six
the
and
59
197,
taxes
per
197, p.
firm's
preferred
annual
,
finance
1968,
case.
'
PROCEEDS—Net
to
the
in
dividends,
1973. S
new'
days notice at $21.50 a share if redeemed on
1968, and at prices decreasing 50 cents a share
before July
accrued
FEATURES—The
for
a
•
REDEMPTION
deemable
stock
common
share.
per
profits
balance
company
30
pares
were
income
income
on
Earnings
Earnings
dividends, if any. The offering
1',;
oversubscribed.
was
2,500
Co.—
of
quarter '■ ended
June
other
before
Taxes
ported
Rubber ? Co.—Preferred
&
&
Manufacturing Co.—Six Months'
Ended
and
Earnings
Cooper
net
the
share.—V.
per
Income
net
approved
bank,
sales,
for
Dennison
For
supersonic
Continental
that
sales
earnings
$$2,832,000 and
quarter of the prior
Period
1972,
the
to
substantially enhance
1970's"
the
lenders.
or
will
by
"addition of
the
that
at
and
the
the
piston
other
expect
routes
while
off
financial
of
when
Continental's
retired
said,
a
from
off
time,
paid
Manhattan
company's
write
same
been
be
Six
of
purchase
Chase
the
have
will
move
final
At
said.
"Actually,"
be
of
years
he
reported
to
the
for
1740.
has reported1 thdt sales for the six months ended
high for any first six month period in its
history. Net income slightly exceeded the first six months of 1962,
but
also established
a
high for any first six month period.*
the
will
result
in
the
company's
four
Boeing 707s
being
written off while the company's five Boeing 720Bs will be
within
stock
Sales
super¬
years
fully
Roney
this
on
$2,438,000
?
Agency.
the aircraft, which will cost
The
June
Co.,
2.500
C.
of
3,600
Six
has
equal
outlook
p.
year
acquired all of the stock of National
House Corp.
and has continued to expand its operations.
corporation reported sales of $34,570,154 for the first nine
(R.R.)
2,500
._w_
Beissner
Inc.
Wm.
4,500
cents
2,500
Co.
2,500
4,500
consolidated
cents
p.
000,
10
of
air¬
he said.
aircraft,
new
any
provide
Sud
purchase
Concorde
following
Co
company
second
54
:
agent
2116/
V
p.
with
Corp.
Mach
&
4,500
$55,678,000,
transfer
Supersonic Jets
THe
company
has
signed
an
agreement
Aviation and England's British Aircraft
three
Moroney,
over
4,500
Sons-
90
operates 388 restaurants In 114 cities and
addition to an airline catering service furnished in
share
per
&
4,500
and
Houses,
months
2,500
Sulzberger,
2557.
Consolidated
the
Continental
&
The
_____________
r
Jettks, Kirkland
Hulme, Applegate
Humphrey, Inc,
Inc.
period
Houses, Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listing Approved—
In
The
4.500
be
Consumers Utilities Corp.—Appointment-^ '•
Schroder
for
&
p.
1963
mon
?
company has called for redemption
of the sinking fund, $610,000 of
Inc.
Hallowell,
Inc.-
Co.,
the
197,
throughout' the
company
last
Toddle
4,500
,
-
Co._
$102,721,000
and
net
profits
$1.03 per share on the 4,677,968
shares of common stock outstanding at that date. Comparable sales
in
1962
were
$97,644,000 and net profits were $4,434,000 equalto
92 cents
per
share on the 4,366,988 shares of common stock
then outstanding.
/ZZ.Z.Z
ox
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.—Partial
Redemption—
Ine
—
&
4,500
Co.
197,
The
Cohu,
operation
Inc.
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
9,000
,
cities
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Schwabacher
9,000
.
1963
common
Dobbs
be
may
,
1529.
p.
Co.,
&
Garrett
$4,942,000
net
income of $18,152
equal to one cent a snare.
Chairman, said orders received more than
$3,650,000 in 1962 to $7,780,000 in 1963.—V.
197,
T.
from
Co._
Simmons-
&
Reid
Ohio
30,
were'
sales
circum¬
underwriters
1962
$202,190,
six -months
certain
Dobbs
Ihe
Crown? Cork & Seal Co.i Inc,—Sales, Net Higher—
Electronics, Inc,^-Sales, Net Up SharpIy-4.
company
The'
,
.
the
stock
of
the
company
has been
aop^oved
for
listing by the Board of Governors of the New York Stock
Exchange
with trading scheduled to begin
Sept. 16, 1963, it was announced
by the large restaurant chain.
Shares
9,000
Inc._—
&
&
Dain
—Vj
and
*
Under
4,500
M.
Fulton,
New York/
$4,034,785,
:
for
866,240 shs.
non-defaulting
Inc.! 70,000
Inc.
$380,000 of its 5%% convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, both due Oct. 1, 1978, had been sold privately
threugh; Eastman Dillori,1 Union: Securities 8c" Co.,
cjohu
Pierce,
Co.___
Co.,
McDonald
43A%
&
now
made
favorable.—V.
150,000 shs.
states,
Smith
&
Ellis
Robert
firm's
150,000 shs.
purchased.
are
of
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.
1836.
this
any
$1.05
were
President, stated that the current trend of in¬
the present backlog of unshipped
orders, and the
being felt as a result of the company's expenditure
orders,
efficiencies
program
'
.
•••"•/.
Walker
H.
Blunt
Coca-Cola Bottling CoJ of Miami—Debentures Sold
Privately—On July 29, it was reported that $3,800,000
of
if
share
per
1962,
coming
5,000,000
....
1,600,000 shs.
commitments
C/Allyn
Shields
The" company has callled for redemption on Oct. 1,
outstanding $4.50 serial preferred stock at $107
p.
shares
Lynch,
Fenner
A.
To Redeem
—
its
197,
such
Merrill
G.
Co.
for
$3,209,000
-i-*
.
Shares
2560.
p.
($20
par
on
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Preferred—
V.
($l
earnings
Raymond Koontz,
,5,000,000
stock
;
stances, the
increased.
Sept. 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $88,000 of its 3¥2% first mortgage
ana collateral trust bonds due
1972 at 10114%
plus accrued inter¬
est.
Payment will be made at The Marine Midland Trust Co. of
New
1978
1,
pref.
FINANCING
Outstanding
■•..
$3,500,000
Aug.
stock,
•
'
,
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters have severally agreed, sub¬
ject to approval of certain legal matters by counsel and to certain
further conditions of the purchase contract, to purchase from the
company the number of shares of preferred stock set forth below
opposite their names. The underwriters are committed to purchase
all
redemption
debs.
1974
1,
due
cum.
Common
Citizens Utilities Co.—Partial
Redemption—
Ins company h_s called for
fund
'par)
Channmg Financial of $7,227,357, equivalent to $10
per-share for the Agricultural stock plus $1 per share for expenses.
Through acquisition of this additional block of shares, Channing
and
April
notes
434%
by
Financial
sinking
514%
Corp.,
payment
senior
due
Insurance
Co,
from
a
group
comprised of Central
The Connecticut Indemnity Co. (a subsidiary "of
Insurance Co. of New Haven), the Endeavor Foundation,
Securities
and
the
announced
company
PRESENT?
TO
Authorized
Agricultural Insurance—
5
1963,
earned
in
shares
outstanding
the
first
for
the
first
of
ago.
the
half
at
profit
net
of
30,
in
was
1962.
June
,
1963,
company's earnings fcr the first half of 1963 and the year
not subject to United States income taxes as a result
forward
the
unused
portion
of
the loss recorded
1961.
Without the loss carry forward, consolidated ne"; income
1962
half
were
carrying
would
of
1963
have
and
approximated
$12.0
million
$14,5
million
for
for the first half of
the
first
1962.—V.
six
197,
months
p.
715.
-V
tt.y.,
.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(474)
quarter or
any
June 30.
ended
Unit
of
largest sales and earnings for
half-year in its history for the three and six months
the new
amounted to $463,345,838,
quarter
second
the
for
earnings
Net
shares
15.4%
equal to 81.62 a share on the average of 283,917,332 common
outstanding during the period. This represented a gain of
from the $402,196,168. or $1.41 a share gained in the 1962
period.
foreign income taxes totaled
provision for United States and
The
CO/i
to $4,516,524,-
1962.
from $4,025,874,704 for the June quarter of
earnings for the six months ended June
30 rose 13.1/c to
$877,706,956 from $776,283,575 in the 1962 period. This was equal
to
$3.07 a common share, compared with $2.72
a share a year
Net
Stock
The
to
Gulf
The
sales
from
amounted to $8,663,390,651, up
the 1962 period.—V. 197, p. 1947.
months
six
the
for
the $7,690,900,598 in
Kress Stock—
Genesco Inc.—Offers to Buy
buy shares of S. H. Kress
will expire on Sept. 6, 1963.
Accepting
stockholders must forward certificates, without ex¬
ecuted
Letter
of Transmittal to Morgan
Guranty Trust Co., of
New York, Corporate Trust Division, 140 Broadway, New York.
Genesco is
obligated to purchase shares deposited if they con¬
stitute 70% or more of the shares outstanding. If less than 70 /o
are
deposited, Genesco is not required to purchase the deposited
Incorporated
Genesco
offering
is
to
if desired.
..
Blair & Co., Inc., New Yorfk, an investment banker, is
With the offer.—V. 198, p. 286.
shares,
but
do
may
so
assisting
each
for
shares
Jet
Co.—Proposed
Georgia International Life Insurance
of
share
'
■
if
and
Georgia
of
On
Life
a
will
be
International
and
Co.
office
regional
represented
Life
under
continue
will
Insurance
with
in
It
Co.
business
name of Georgia Inter¬
home office will remain in
the
the
the
on
Insurance
aggressively
develop
Raleigh, N. C. Life of North
board of directors of Georgia
is
the
plan of management
the
of
Shareholders
will
Georgia
receive
shares
two
shares
of
L.
O.
of
N.
C.
of Life
the
all
of North
International
held.—V.
now
in
company
in which it will be licensed.
Boise,
Georgia
195,
stock
states
Carolina
for
each
Ended
June
30—
Hertz
and
Depreciation
income
of
$
167,709,047
of
July
1,
made
10
The
days.
20,738,236
1,329,527
16,826,158
3,197,739
3,108,689
10,942,765
10,195,599
taxes—net
»
'
operating
expenses
v
the
convert
Operating
income—electric.
income—dividends
Miscellaneous
from
135,438.177
34,725,010
subsidiary—
income
before
interest
32,270,870
996,116
350,600
200,908
32,439,789
11,271,489
10,694,112
306,963
182,059
;
charges
charges
:
charged to construction
long-term
debt
interest
*1,880,171
preferred
2,793,079
of
after
dividends
•Loss.—V.
197,
Co.,
shall
earned $401,000,
equivalent
to 33
cents
Donald
more
a
in
date
Commenting
gain
half
1315.
p.
..
the
first
half
"Based
on
half
second
that
Mr.
Putnam
in
"After
'
1962.
present
of
and
.
of
backlog
to
1963
both
exceed
these
and
the
respects
1963
sales
first
prospects,
in
both
sales
we
expect
and
continued.
the
earnings dip in the third quarter of 1962 our profits
steadily, and the factors responsible for that period
of reduced profit are now
largely behind us.—V. 197, p. 716.
.
have increased
it
OH
was
available
of
number
secondary offering of 260,000
Oil Corp. at $47% a share
by Bache & Co., New York, and associates, was over¬
shares
common
of
a
Gulf
subscribed
and
dealers
90 cents
Gulf
was
Power
the
books
a
closed.
Co.—Earnings Report—
/
1963
Operation and maintenance expenses—
Operating
11,287,329
revenues—electric-
Deferred
_____
taxes—net__„—
Other
Other
operating
ended
M.
income
60 513
His
6.038,904
*16 739
Other
before
on
long-term
interest
interest
interest
charges
14,093
to
Net
income
•Loss,—V.
--
*120,661
preferred
after
197,
p.
—
*69,584
$4,301,924
stock
dividends
407
.
494,761
pfd.
stock
494,761
$3,945,333
$3,807,163
this
Inc.,
Corp.—Notes
of
issue.—V.
Sold
198,
383.
p.
Privately—On
Engineering
all
30
$0.57
semi-annual
of
Corp.—Reports Record
orders
record
ties
in
to
posted during the six months
for the period, Dr. Denis
highs
revealed
of
sales
October,
year
ago volume
of $7,450,000.
climbed to $758,000, or 32 cents per share, an increase
over
the $544,000, or 23 cents per share, earned in the
of
1962.—V.
197,
Hoffman
Electronics
Leslie
tion
of
Chairman
Hoffman,
that
Directors
Stanley W.
have
Horrocks
Horrocks
divulge
and
said
cities
tion
of
his
future
%
another
Chief
plans.
the Board
action,
Executive
man.—V.
194,
Officer,
Corp.,
in
named
Hoffman
Mr.
addition
his
to
and
reasons
did
President
duties
as
Chair¬
743.
p.
Homestake
The
Redeem
Debentures—
the
of
debentures
will
ment
Mining Co.—To
has called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1963, through
sinking fund, all of its outstanding 12-year 5*4%.
due Sept. 1, 1969 at 101%
plus accrued interest. Pay¬
company
operation
be
York
made
The
at
Chase
is
of
Manhattan
Bank,
Pine
80
July 1.
Rights will
Street,
City.
sales
of
commenced
The
regulatory permits au¬
gas
in the Cities of
principal
office
in
these
of
the
communi¬
company
public
utility
industrial
supplying
—V.
in
uses
the
interest.
Bank,
Chase
l
debentures
Payment
Manhattan
due
will
be
Plaza,
Sept.
made
1,
1972
at
at The Chase
Y.—V.
N.
197,
Paoli,
and
Orleans, Ind.,
5,000 persons.
GIVING
EFFECT
have
TO
an
aggregate
PRESENT
Houdaille
Net
sales
Outstanding
$228,000
liabilities
due
May
$228,000
29,
—
first
mtge.
stock
notes
(no
1984
due
325,000
100,000 shs,
par)
80,000 shs.
1.
p.
stock
common
and
$750,000 of its 6%%
convertible
subordinated debentures due June 15, 1975 at par and
accrued interest. Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting
agreement,
the
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company and the selling
shareholders, and the company and the selling shareholders have
to sell to such underwriters severally the respective prin¬
agreed
forth
and
number
of
shares
of
common
the
six
months
ended
June
Debentures
Hayden, Miller & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus
100%
plus
Manhattan
A.
Eppler,
rate
in
the
said
that
the
sales
history
company's
running
were
virtually
all
operations.—V.
reflected
and
197,
the
at
highest
volume in
increased
2250.
p.
198,
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.
—
Sales,
Net Higher—
The
30,
company
1963
were
revenue,
$805,529, and
share on the 2,757,973
and
come
or
with
compares
other
The
first
half
against
on
on
for
net
the
six
months
investment
profit, $5,701,421,
outstanding.
ended
income
and
the
of
$716,796,
$2.07
income
and
amounted
in
the
1962
of
net
profit
of
trial
period.—V.
197,
the
p.
1963
in principle for
Manufacturing Co., of
directors
of
both
companies,
a
it
merger
Detroit,
was
of
has
announced
Inc.,
by
reached
jointly,
3,500
Pro¬
—
Fox,
Directors
of
the
respective
com¬
of the Nesbitt
the transaction
leading producer of heating,
equipment for the commercial,
a
venti¬
indus¬
markets.
Acquisition—
a
British
manufacture
Standafd
International
that
is
conditioning
Ltd.,
and
bv
to
and to the stockholders
be announced. /
Terms of
Inc.,
aid
J.
in
company
submitted
week
residential
design
The
Hydrometals,
been
3,500
3,500
with a worldwide reputation in
precision" potentiometers, has been
& Cables, Ltd.. British affiliate
firm
of
Telephones
Telephone & Telegraph Corp. (Potentiometers are
the flow of electrical current
in electronic
control
devices.)
Hydrometals, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Miller
be
to
Nesbitt,
J.
and
J.
John
to
and
acquired
of
1948.
and
Nesbitt
next
Affiliate
P.
$5,602,790,
for
20,000
Inc
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
at a date
disclosed.
not
John
lating
is
early
company
the
$1,716,000
Co.,
Inc
agreement
an
of the
matter
panies
In¬
to
shares.
to
corporation
per
investment
equal
$24,108,381,
number
same
$918,000
of
sales
&
Co.,
3,500
Nesbitt, Inc., of Philadelphia, have
principle on the proposed sale of
to ITT.
The announcement
was
made by
Harold S. Geneen, President
of ITT, and Albert J. Nesbitt, Chairman of John J.
Nesbitt, Inc.
June
other
&
Inc
6,030
20.000
20,000
20,000
&
287.
p.
the assets
shares
metal
revenue
$2.03 per share
Estimated taxes
that
$24,905,907,
6,000
30,000
International
were
has' reported
metal sales
8,000
30,000
Corp.—
posed Acquisition—
The
Hudson Bay
10.000
40,000
Co..
Robbins
Russell
announced
parec} with sales of $45,580,112 in the 1962 first half.
Saltarelli
—V.
15,000
50,030
Turner,
Cleveland Corp
T.
15.000
80,000
Co
Guerin
First
N.
66,000
80.000
Co
&
Common
$360,000
Sons
Columbus
&
William
J.
six
1963
months,
the company had net earnings. of
$1,627,603, against $920,481 for the comparable period in 1962.
Based
on
1,329,939 common
shares presently
outstanding, and
after preferred dividends, the earnings are equal to $1.06 per share
for the 1963 first half and 53 cents for the similar
period of 1962.
Sales of automotive parts, construction materials, and industrial
tools and machinery for the six months totaled
$53,539,386, comMr!
The
Officer.
the
First
&
&
Caunter
Roulston
17% and
earnings on a per-share basis after preferred dividends in¬
creased 100%, according to Gerald C. Saltaielli/ President and Chief
For
Edwards
A.
The
net
Executive
G.
Westheimer
increased
30
stock
below.
Stock
Industries, Inc.—Net Up 100%; Sales 17%
for
popula¬
FINANCING
International Seaway Trading Corp. — Additional
Financing Details—Our July 22, 1963 issue reported
the sale on July 18 of 140,000 shares of this firm's
523.
p.
of
and adjacent territory in Orange County,
through the company distributing system.
cipal amount of debentures
convertible
cities
Ind.,
served
mortgae notes, exclu¬
$11,000 classified under
of
198,
company has called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $375,000 of its 15-year 5V'a % .subor¬
dinate
is
natural
first
sive
set
Partial Redemption—
and
natural
operations
The
accrued
ex¬
Debt:
Term
6V4%<
6V4%
v
resigned for personal
—
franchises
and
approximately
Common
Electronics
Indian¬
Authorized
Long
with regret the resigna¬
President of the major electronics
as
had
he
holds
1960.
Orleans,
The
Resigns—
accepted
:
Mr.
not
Hoffman
of
Street,
Rights Offering to
is offering its stock¬
for 30,000 common
the basis of one new share
is operating as a
domestic commercial and
current
Corp.—President
Meridian
subscribe
company
which
1635.
p.
Corp.
$9,400,-
above
half
the Merchants National
at
S.
11
Paoli.
and
profit
39%
made
company
to
and
CAPITALIZATION
stockholders
be
Gas
right
presently
in
for
gas
announced.
report
will
Indianapolis,
The
—
Orleans
Paoli
new
of
distribution
and
Ind.,
reached
Redemptions
640.
p.
Natural
It
thorizing
Paoli
located
Agreement
on
of
sales
National, Inc.—Acquisition—
Payment
196,
the
Indiana.
'
devices
r
on
46,311
$4,440,094
1"come
Dividends
1,729,421
83)074
;
construction.
$6,008,072
1,729,421
debt
charges
charged
$6,131,928
instru¬
quarter
over
company
was
incorporated under the laws of
on
Dec. 30, 1958 for the purpose of installing,
maintaining
operating systems for the distribution and sale of natural
for domestic, commercial, and Industrial use in the State of
l gas
122,000
2,194,153
(
share
earnings and
net
26%
Net
$18,815,034
ll[l28
deductions
$21,298,510
*2 447
;___
2,015,404
first
38%
Indiana
and.
1,251,000
2,196,608
outstand-
1,144,000
%'iV
$0.52
.shs.
101.
p.
June
This
Income
Interest
stockholders .v.
com.
.
Robinson, President,
523 821
'
6,145,503
expenses...
!,nS mcome—electric
income
Miscellaneous
3 395 010
indicating
the
of
BUSINESS—The
3,444,'812
2,275,292
_____
Total
_
'l53!s97
3,438[o74
542,180
amortization—
income
income
9,375,474
3 601 738
w
Investment credit—net of
ig62
$27,444,013 $24,853,938
_
Taxes—Federal
to
share.—V. 197, p. 2355.
12 Months Ended June 30—
Depieciation
Concession
for
shares, plus
shares hot subscribed for under the above offer¬
ing will be sold to the public at $5.50 per share, by
Yates, Heitner & Woods, St. Louis.
Net proceeds will be used for
construction, and
working capital.
$33,283,000
1,373,000
jj.,263,000
vall9,000
stock—
to
common
High Voltage
Sales, Net—
Corp.—Secondary Offering—On July 30,
reported that
precision
increase
Up 38%—
Common Offered—An additional 20,000
L.
Gulf
180,167 Imperial
any
The
the
earnings,
1962,"
the
of
effective
Imperial
pire Aug. 15.
1962
$32,623,000
i
preferred
on
198,
New
the current year will exceed
assets
dissolve,
share of
par
total of
a
$652,013
an
shares at $5 per share, on
for each share held of record
-
.
taxes
for the period
Earnings per common
on
the
of
30,
Technology,
Co.
Trust
holders
trust divi¬
South Dearborn
38
&
Indiana
111.
after
income
Average
quarter
over
409
Space
Stockholders
Manufacturers
of
1962.
profit trends, Mr. Putnam
said,
"The second
just ended showed the third consecutive profit
preceding quarter, and brought earnings for the first
of 1S63 to
$401,000, more than 84%.
above the $217,000 re¬
ported in the preceding six months, and close to the
$429,000 in
calendar
industrial
June
Finance
apolis.—V.
corporate
Chicago,
i
income
In
than 11%
above the $11.7 million reported
period of 1962.
Backlog on June 30, 1963 was
new high and 3(p%
above the $9.7 million balance
up
or
the
and
corresponding
interest.
accrued
Bank
made
be
197,
Dividends
common
per
comparable
same
of
firm.
The company
share, on sales of $13,035,000 during the first half of 1963,
H. Putnam, President, announced.
•
sell
to
The corporation
has called for redemption on Aug. 31,
1963,
through operation of the sinking funds, $45,000 of its 33b% first
mortgage series D bonds due Sept. 1, 1980 and $45,000 of its 4%
first
mortgage series E bonds due Sept.
1,
1980
at
100%
plus
price
announced
million,
Bank
office
the
at
or
Period Ended June 30—
Net
H.
were
trust
corporate
Street,
Wall
National
First
Chicago,
the
40
Sales
19,555,435
Giannini Controls Corp.—Sales Up
11%; Net Lower
voted
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc.—Partial
be
Indenture provides that -the right
of the debentures into fully-paid and non¬
stock of the company shall terminate
519.
p.
the
Hydro
1980
23,059,708
977,
New York.
preferred
on
_____
p.
Sale—Disso¬
Inc.,
Debentures—
common
at
purpose
The
of
first
income
stock
a
was reported that $500,000 of this firm's
senior subordinated notes due June 1, 1975 had been
sold privately through Hayden, Stone
& Co.
Hey den Newport Chemical Corp.—6 Months' Report
*784,896
3,106,414
on
opera¬
July 29, it
in
business
of
Trust
stock.—V.
22,348,514
stock
for
Indian
RIGHTS—The
principal
shares
close
that
000,
on
of
sales
reported
ended
Imperial
holder, into shares of common stock of the company until the close
of business on Aug. 15, 1963, but not thereafter, upon surrender of
said debentures, with all unmatured coupons thereto appertaining,
—V.
26,166,122
income
the
completion
for
stockholders
manufacturer
has
See
redemption,
Sales,
on
Other
on
of
369.827
207,323
35,864,403
deductions
Interest
$13.2
scheduled
is
present
dis¬
storage
on
the 15th day prior to said date fixed
provided that if said day shall be a Sunday or
shall be in the City of New York a legal holiday or a day on which
banking institutions are authorized by law to close, then such con¬
version right may be exercised on t'he next succeeding day.
Accord¬
ingly, the debentures will remain convertible, at the option of the
the
Net
■
144,487,702
—
Other
the
water
and
plus accrued interest.
Payment will
City Bank, 55 Wall Street, N. Y.
rng
Sales
at
feet
the First National
assessable
491,430
15,793,899
income
*
Dividends
job
Redeem
102.7%
at
1970
at
CONVERSION
to
83,551,037
21,265,264
amortization
state
and
Other
Net
program
30,000
convertible
be
period last year.
According to Harry Leiderman, President, the company's backlog
as
of April 1,
beginning of fiscal 1963, reached a record high of
over
$1,000,000, representing a 25% rise above the previous year's
level.—V. 197, p. 2562.
No adjustment in respect of interest or divi¬
upon the conversion of any debenture.
The
of the debentures is $17.09 per share so that a
$1,000 debenture will be convertible into 58.51375 shares of common
92,485,536
expenses
amortization..
credit—net
Taxes—Federal
Interest
Gemini
1963,
30,
1963
$472,927
at the Canaveral Air Force Missile Test Center.
contract by the Corps of Engineers is expected to
the
Corp.—To
conversion
179,212,712
maintenance
and
Investment
Income
the
buildings,
will
based on
$20,000,000.—V. 195,
approximately
issue
cumula¬
common.
companies,
to Imperial
400
National,
Inc.,
Stockholders received one 50-cent
7.
This
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 30, 1963, all
its
outstanding 4%
convertible
subordinated debentures due
Street,
1962
$
Other
10
electrical
road, bed,
and
within
Hanover
1963
revenues—electric
Total
of
stock
would
6%
exchanged share-for-
The
dends
Deferred
construction
This
Hydrometals
two
be
Approved—
ments,
systems
of
made
for
1663.
p.
Power Co.—Earnings Report—
Months
Operation
track
rail
Award
be
for
facilities
III
Titan
for
II,
ratification-
I
t
of
calls
bid
Zeder
M.
for
value
par
to
Ideal Precision Meter Co., Inc.—Sales
Canaveral.
The
Fred
Hydrometals
$10
of
each 3,913 shares of Hydro Space,
shares.—V. 197, p. 1948.
Corp.,
Idaho,
into
the
of
and
submitted
merger,
shares
for
engineering and construction subsidiary of
in joint venture with Morrison-Knudsubmitted an apparent low bid of $22,480,000
this
31,
American
construction
Cape
sion
Operating
,
July
of
sen
for
for
Carolina
Privately—
(Paul) Hardeman, Inc.—Low Bidder on Canaveral
Project—
be
companies.
proposed
common.
basis
be
April
fiscal
at
organization
national
On
company
$100) had been sold privately through First Boston
Corp., and White, Weld & Co., N. Y.—V. 188, p. 649.
Universal
Miller
sales
would
lution
2355.
1963, it was reported that 30,000 shares of
firm's 4%%
cumulative preferred stock (par
this
The
Atlanta
p.
On Aug. 2,
will have in excess of $11,000,000 of assets, $6,000,000
of annual premium income and $280,000,000 of insurance in force.
in
197,
Western.—V.
&
,
by the stockholders and the Insurance
and North Carolina, the consolidated
approved
Commissioners
•,
companies
Net
Gulf
Miller,
will
Hydro Space Technology, Inc.—Asset
International
Georgia
'
When
tions,
which,
November, 1964.—V. 198, p. 383.
Life Insurance Co., Atlanta,
Ga.,; at their meeting on July 17, and directors of Life Insurance
Co. of North
Carolina, Raleigh, N. C., at their meeting on July
18, voted unanimously to approve a plan of merger between the
two
companies.
The plan of merger will be submitted
to the
stockholders of both companies for their approval within the next
of
Directors
days.
Jet,
to Rocket
will be issued
the
non-assessable
the
for
Combined
30.
Aug.
shares
of
agreement
both
of
of
terms
share-for-share
1
the
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
voting, convertible preferred stock,
May
double
Merger—
12
payable Oct.
of
600,000
share
consideration
gives
Jet
dividend,
stock
President
Hydrometals.
stockholders
tive,
would issue them to its shareholders. There are about
608,000 Rocket Jet shares outstanding.
Charles G. Bluhdorn, Chairman of Gulf & Western,
stated that
the transaction works out to an exchange ratio of about 4.6 Rocket
tribution
three
record
of
Western
Rocket
to
common
.
McDougal,
of
terms
Under
about
turn,
$24.50 per share. 1'he offer
at
Co.,
to
shares
Western
Hackensack Water Co.—Preferred Sold
Net
12.6%
30
on
offered
of
&
by
•
'
&
Gulf
stockholders
to
Exchange,
W.
Final
of Gulf & Western stock on the
July
29,
the
transaction
would
price
$4,000,000.
number
5%
a
T'
stock.
common
closing
the
to
about
involve
6arlicr
&
Western
&
According
in
$523,200,000 against $464,300,000 a year earlier.
Net sales in the second quarter increased 12.2%
289,
Gulf
of
American
market.
car
Glendale,
Engineering Corp.,
share
J.
President
acquire the assets of Rocket Jet
Calif., in exchange for 132,391 shares
to
agreed
has
by
Industries, Inc.—Proposed Acq.—
Western
&
company
.
,
records reflecting the company's 54.2%
set
also
sales
The
the
reported
has
company
Gulf
Record Sales, Net—
General Motors Corp.—Reports
The
.
on
July
and
the
26
Fox
organization
will
become
part
of
S.
T.
C.'s
electro¬
mechanical, division based at Harlow, England.
David A.
Lush, the Divisional Manager, stated that "this pur¬
chase is a further step in S. T. C.'s advancement in the field of
Number 6287
Volume 198
/
Plans
devices.
electromechanical
are
.
.
underway for the
Ended
Operating
revenues:
Bus
:
heat
water
Hot
operating
Total
Maintenance
Depreciation
13,055
1,186,179
2,631,859
956,806
Federal
Other
865,180
1,002,505
taxes
operating expenses and
Total
taxes
income
income
(loss)
Operating
Other
(7,469)
Interest
interest
Other
charged
Interest
3,414
(137,872)
(33,007)
construction
plant acquisition
to
683,983
44,544
adjustment
deductions
from
income—
gross
income
Earnings per share of common
Based
on
total outstanding
stock and
stock:
at end
197, p.
—V.
first half of 1963
Sales
share after dividends
volume for the second
$1.62
common
per
preference stocks
improved earnings
and
resulted in net sales
of
announced by
the
six-months earnings
for preferred and preference stocks.
quarter of 1963 increased over the
substantially higher
production, increased sales volume and lower costs. Steel product
shipments for the second quarter of 1963 were at the second high¬
quarterly level in the company's history, exceeded only by the
second quarter of 1959 just preceding the steel strike.
important factor in Kaiser Steel's improved earnings picture
has been the first few months' operation of the Long Range Shar-<
the result of
were
The
est
"An
of man¬
savings
for the Plan's success.
volume in the second half of this year is expected to
decline from the first half level.
This is due in part to an inven¬
tory buildup by customers which occurred during the second quarter
to
substantial falling off in major line pipe construction
projects for the balance of the year. On the other hand, the con¬
struction industry, which represents a bigger share of the steel
market in the west than it does nationally, should remain firm."
Ashby said. "The wholehearted cooperation
agement and labor has been evident in obtaining the cost
ing Plan," Mr.
necessary
"Sales
and
a
—V.
197,
with
from
our
more
...
than
offset by decreased
income from our
share
quarter. Earnings
was
Chilean property,
Frank R. Milliken, reported.
For the first six months of this year, net income per share was
$2.71 against $3.31 for the corresponding period last year.
reduction
in earnings was caused principally by three
(1) a decline of 7% in tonnage of copper sold as
the first half of last year;
(2) increased copper
brought about largely by the production cut back at all
which ha^ been in effect since September, 1962, and by
development work in Utah relating to the expansion program
there; and
(3) an increase in the effective tax rate on
from our'Chilean property
from 79.9% for the first half of
President,
The
factors:
compared with
production costs
properties
additional
income
1962
to
copper
283,000
to
amounted
last year.—V.
period
tons, against
197, p. 2049.
Kress &
(S. II.)
months of this year
305,000 tons for the same
000,
Offer—
198, p. 288.
June
cents
67
or
corresponding period last year.
for the first six months
income
of 1963 amounted
to $492,-
share on 2,240,000 shares then out¬
income of $503,435, or 22 cents per
number of shares outstanding on June 30, 1962.
151, equal to 22 cents per
standing, compared with net
share
the same
on
197,
—V.
2463.
p.
Lesser Enterprises, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
the class A1 common stock of the company was
the American Stock Exchange under'the symbol LLEA.
July
listed
—V.
on
196,
30,
1347,
p.
Earnings
were
up
first
pared with the
announced.
first six months of 1963 were
against $3,399,288, or $1.80 a share
President,
Becherer,
C.
10%; Sales 6.5%—
10% for the first six months of 1963, com¬
half of 1962, and sales were up 6.5%, Robert
Co.—Net Up
Link-Belt
$3,757,761, or
$1.98 a. share,
for the same
period a year ago. Six-month sales were $86,035,695, up from
$80,800,388 for the first half of 1962.
Earnings for the second
quarter of 1963 were $2,075,442, or
$1.09 a share, compared with $1,682,319, or 89 cents a share, for
the first quarter of 1963. Sales for the second quarter were $44,for
Earnings
996,211,
197,
p.
the
against
1784.
sales
of
for
$41,039,484 for the first
quarter.—V.
Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan Bank has been appointed
the common stock of the corporation.—V. 198,
The
Chase
Electronics
Period Ended June
transfer agent
p. 288.
Net
sales
Income
Net
before
taxes
income
share.!™-.-..
...—....
Average number of shares outstanding
—V.
198, p. 281.
•'
' *'f
.
Net
income
per
1962
$12,798,000 $9,895,000
1,077,000
630,000
532,000
322,000
$0.22
$0.15
2,447,936 2,205,397
1963
for
and
the
per
share,
common
cents
60
or
the
for
six
for
earnings
three
second
six
and
quarter
increase
an
share
a
12
which
cents
the
per
six
reduced
earned
in
was
of
the
47%
second
to
$67,520,000,
The
previous
1962
to
June
nips
sales
nf
of
Cllfi'JO/innn
$118,324,000
30
earnings
by
was
$18,115,000
or
the
than
$13,550,000
or
Sales
..
over
first-half
share."
common
months
share. This was 34%
higher
of
1962.
in the first half nf iqro
11%
197,
e
for
$131463
,j> 101,100,000,
were
'
....
_
the
1962
'
period.—V.
1784.
p.
Industries, Inc.—Net Up
Consolidated
Higher-
ided
share, compared with net income of $239,share, during the first six months
common
per
197,
Junp
income
net
1QR3
30
$139,500 or
—
Sales
of
than
more
Sharply-
doubled
-">■
>
oc
for
the
six
months
**-
of
billion
life
9.
539,
in
insurance
of
of
increase
increase
an
an
force.
sales for the
3.7 %
11
in
months
six
earnings
14.2%
of
increase
an
over
a
Ended June
sales
Net
Other
Cost
of
debt
and
income
on
-
earnings
Earnings
for
share after
common
profit
six
has
company
of
$2,268,081,
months of 1963.
reported
196,
The
the
39
or
—V.
p.
Wade
sales
Of
of
of
22,542,699
—
and
of
benefits—
—V.
p.
June
the
1963
isbJ
30,
ou,
uunc
^
than
more
that
announced
ended
w.wu
—
for
the
period
of
the
on
the
of
consolidated
reached
reacned
$82,881,110
a
net
record
the first
in
half
1962
increased 23%
to $3,499,568.
After
preferred stock, this was equal to
1,170,325
outstanding.
$2,841,569,
was
then
t.hpn
shares
shares
common
income
net
common
22%
in
$1.81
or
H/A.ux
v«.
...
a
a*
In
share
nnfe^nrfino,
outstanding.
income.—V.
net
enable the
BUSINESS—The
197,
1950.
p.
Offered—On July 22,
to hold
company
of its
more
own
located at 1101 East Tremont Ave.,
Bronx, N. Y., was incorporated under the laws of the State of
Delaware on May 13, 1960.
Although it is an operating company,
the larger part of its business is conducted through two whollyowned
in
The
operation
ucts
the first
and
in New
for
is
company
commercial dry
and net
company,
subsidiaries, Bronx Pressing Machine Co., Inc. and Metro¬
Dry Cleaning Machinery Co. Inc., which companies have
politan
several
engaged
cleaning
accessories.
Its
years.
the
in
and
laundry
independent
distribution
of
equipment and
operations
related prod¬
conducted principally
are
York, Connecticut, New Jersey and California.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
$3,646,556
^AO'"
$3,293,923
CA
expense
—
losses..
collection
———
and
Sundry
indebtedness..
Common stock
Common
195,
agent
.
See
to
minority
stockholders
expenses
deferred,
576,492
313,500
822,068
Van
2,550,890
in
1962
C.
Net
authenticating
loan
bonds
due
cents
the
806,540
on
the
a
issue.—V. T91,
p.
606.
first
six
months
this
of
year
were
9%
greater than
totaled
$11,731,869, G. C. Morton,
Chairman and
said in a report to shareholders.
the
company
amounted
to $377,493,
equal to
of
share
1962
this
President,
income
18
in
compared with $514,434, equal to 24 cents a share
first
2,124,605
half.
shares
both
For
years
currently
per
share figures are based
outstanding.
The
new
(8,637)
the
815,177
340,075
net
period
515,382
475,102
2463.
appointed
external
Foods, Inc.—Net Lower—
the
Ellis,
1,081
390,625
taxes..:
been
City's 5J/2%
195.
Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Merger—
and
2,551,971
906,007
income
has
Bank
the
p.
Hydrometals, Inc.,
Sales
taxes
Federal
Manhattan
registrar for
1978.—V. 198,
Morton
in
2,811,169
875
and
Miller
838,830
912,019
10,000 wts.
64,588
3,358,511
657,932
334,040
224,800 shs.
(City of), Italy—Appointment—
Chase
July 1,
1,000,000 shs.
20,000Wts.
1204.
p.
Milan
$540,767
(10 cents par)
purchase warrants—
stock
coo
907,178
other
Outstanding
Authorized
22,054
197,
income fori
corresponding
commercial paper.
long-term
office
for
parts,
months
9%
or
half
and to
1962
93,549
employee
credit
development
income
net
the
1963, Herbert Young & Co., Inc., New York, offered
publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $4 per share.
Net proceeds will be used to reduce bank loans,
928,061
Net
six
__
each
and
2,812,044
income
over
level
The
amortization
applicable
before
1963
Mil National Corp.—Common
$1.49
5,511,791
1963
———
discount
Federal
in sales and
of
quarter sales and profits "continued the upward trend
early in 1962 with sales achieving the highest quar¬
in
the-company's history,"
Mr.
Harris
stated.
The
improvement over the second quarter of 1962 amounts to 9% in
8,333,319
charges on installment notes
advertising,
Income
half
started
terly
Corp.—Nine Months' Report
operating expenses
Total operating expenses
Less
increases
first
Second
w'hich
213,321,496
3,740,105
for
and
requirements
on
first
1
Operating expenses—
Salaries, wages and
Rent,
has reported
automotive
the
1,357,993
j.,J07,993
on
1,618,935
8,084,000
sales of $52,720,363,
per common share for
operating income
Provision
\
Up 9%; Net 23%—
Harris, President of this diversified manufacturer of
capital goods, building equipment, aerospace com¬
income
$2.67
22,367,646
Q1?
and
$0.62
16,874,300
1962.
Net
sales
income—
Interest
$0.62
i._,
and
and
for
—V.
receivable
Other
N.
dividend
288.
and
10,488,092
1962.
$9n fi71 fldS
$90,671,045,
been
Period Ended June 30—
Interest
10,540,291
16,874,300
outstanding..^
quarter
of
—
24,586,111
income.
share
95,990,592
vir Aiamo
____
431.v;V'%vV''v: .:
company
second
ponents
.
Merchants Acceptance
Operating
j
1962 '
with
compares
198,
or
17%.
of
1962
gross
cents
30,
$64,000
vs.
101,002,379
and local)
___
....
p.
consumer
sales of $70,043,776, and earnings of $3,539,294, or 62 cents per share for the first six months of 1962.
Earnings for the second quarter alone were 17 cents per share
this year compared to 18 cents for the second quarter a year ago.
This
net
state,
Midland Ross Corp.^Sales
Co.—Sales, Net Down Sharply—
Mead Johnson &
(Federal,
shares
$1.28
5,553,321
dividends...
Average common
shares outstanding
—V. 198, p. 384.
year.
June
increase
an
higher
last
to
1963
___
~-V.
provision
preferred
quarter,
30—
taxes
per
7,228,831
the period
for
per
share
per
operating revenues.—,
operating revenues—
Common
218,720,835
Net
first
the
period
1963
2252.
p.
June
'Earnings
1,665,645
6,068,000
expenses
197,
the
188,444,491 181,250,915
sold
products
Selling, administrative and general expenses
in
cents
13
or
1.4%
were
fiscal
in the second quarter improved by a respectable
$1,690,000 reported in the first fiscal quarter of
Mr.
223,890,811 220,587,259
2,058,855
1,067,556
_
.
revenues
$75,500
half
of
South Utilities, Inc.—Six Months' Report-
consolidated
■
$7,062,378,
six months
1963
30—
comparable
Total
Corp.—Six Months' Report-
Mead
first
the
Total
1962,
Period
the
quarter
Electric
according to figures issued recently.
Current earnings equaled $1.06 a share on 6,646,984 shares of
common stock outstanding, compared to 93 cents a share on 6,618,099 shares during the first half of last year.
Sales during the six months just ended totaled
$59,268,675, an
increase of 8.3% over sales of $54,730,189 in the first half of 1962
and close to the record high set in the first half of (1959.
"These results reflect close attention to both the marketplace and
manufacturing efficiencies within a generally good economic cli¬
mate, President Higdon said.—V. 197,. p. 1784.
of
to
$
first half were $553,058,-
new record high of
$6,183,707 during the first
established
amounted
year
for
second
earned
Period1 Ended
periods
First-half
of
the
year.—V.
Middle
,
same
period in 1962,
insurance
sales represented
from
this
company's
the
fiscal
of $2,154,000
27%
history. The record of
$546,432,253 was established during the first six months of 1959..,'
Mr. Kalmbach added that sales of individual life insurance for >
the
second
quarter of this year totaled
$259,259,949, a record
for a second quarter,
while sales during June established a new
all-time company high for the month.—V.
197, p. 2252.
best
second
the
of
for
reported
the
share
a
half
$3,844,000
for
income
cents
Sales
,
W
^the
over
life
Individual
said.
Kalmbach
of
$3,788,000
results
showed
first
per share, a 108%
increase over the $67,000
share earned in the same period last year. Con¬
sales
the
Net
insurance
life
Individual
the
cents
a
than
life
new
for
24
cents
11.5
solidated
period ended June 30 was the best first half-year
insurance, Board Chairman, Leland J. Kalmbach reported at the quarterly directors meeting.
Mr. Kalmbach said sales of new individual and group life in¬
surance
totaled $649,324,185, an increase of more than 5%
over
the
comparable period in 1962. He predicted that sales for the
full year would also establish a new record.
Life insurance in force with the Massachusetts Mutual increased
to a record high of $10,073,173,564 during the six months ending
June
30,
Mr.
Kalmbach said. This consisted of
individual life
insurance
of $8,190,869,887 and group life
insurance of $1,882,303,677. On May 31, the company marked the attainment of $10
sales
income
Net
1784.
p.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
30—
sales
history
taxes
earned
up
The six-months
in
Income
Loral
highest
Consolidated net sales rose 14%
$59,410,000
for
the
1962
period.
for
Mersick
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
debt
Livestock Financial
per
$1.25
Increase 5%—
The
(Louis)
On
the
currently
Up 47%; Sales 14%—
after
cents
currencies,
income
$1.68
or
Interest
Inc.—Sales Higher—
The company has reported net
sales of $5,968,505 for the six
months ended June 30, 1963, compared with net sales of $5,795,045
the
in
shares
ago.
with
foreign
198, p. 102.
Lanvin-Parfums,
Net
987,900
on
with $4,773,000 for the comparable period in 1962.
volume of sales resulted in net income of $260,000,
1962.—V.
of
Taxes
in
steel consumers
225,949,666 221,654,815
Co.—Stock Purchase
this issue.—V.
Inc.,
Genesco,
See
period this year.
sales for the first six
the same
84.6% for
Kennecott's
88
$6,484,000
a year
Revenues
$7,819,256.
30.
income
net
or
the
Net
Maytag Co.—Net Up 14.2%; Sales 8.3%—
second quarter of 1963 was $1.35 per
$1.36 per share for the first
U. S. divisions were up slightly but this (increase
for the
income
Net
compared
share.
a
has
President,
73 cents per common
or
Corp.—Net Lower—
Kennecott Copper
cents
has reported the
half year in its
June
approximately
2152.
p.
Merchants had net income of
share, compared with 1962 first-half
year
a
85
This increased
and net earnnigs amounted to $6,138,000 or
share after provision for dividends on preferred
quarter,
preceding
ended
to
announced that for the six
30 record sales of $5,463,000 had been achieved
Mack,
J.
motor
vigorous
of
the
of
Shirt Corp.—Sales, Net
compared
cents
common
listing
the
for
Texas-based
higher investments over the last decade in a program
research and development which has led to important
he said.
He added that "earnings in 1963 have
not been significantly affected thus far by losses from deterioration
corporation's common stock
on the New York
and Detroit Stock Exchanges are in preparation
and Cudlip said he
"anticipates that trading on the Exchanges
Richard
net earnings of $4,736,000, it was
President.
After 'providing for dividends on
preferred and preference stocks, the current
equal 96 cents per common share.
These results compare with sales of $122,550,000 and net earnings
of $1,040,000 for the first half of 1962, or a loss of 16
per
$124,773,000 and
Jack L. Ashby,
of
the
breakthroughs,"
periods of 1962.
same
inventory accumulation policies
industry's labor negotiations."
the
to
months
Operations during the
the
in
reflected
also
Mack
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Steel
Kaiser
the
of
President,
consistently
of
Cudlip, President, noted that "while the favorable results
first half were based on a high level of business, they
A.
$0.29
$0.26
period
2462.
during
the
$0.29
$0.25
outstanding
shares
average
on
of
period
same
six
will commence in September."—V.
of
period
Based
$1,006,116
$927,273
the
in
months and the second quarter of
and $63,301,300, up from $113,984,256 and
first
the
$124,275,308
were
M.
Applications
earnings
retained
1963
related
to common
applicable
Balance
1,170,116
164,000
164,000
dividends
stock
Preferred
24~253
$618,322
$771,201
1,091,273
share,
common
per
year.
sales for
$53,991,007
deductions
Total
Net
cents
83
previous
Net
26,660
34,123,
credit
tax
investment
for
Provision
Other
were
in
six-month
quarterly highs in sales and earnings were reached in the first
quarter of this year.
John T. Connor, President of the pharmaceutical and chemical
firm, said results for both the quarter and half year represent
growing acceptance in world markets of both new and established
products. "The increased sales and profits reflect a return on our
period of 1962. Net earnings for the second quarter of 1963
$5,953,601, or $1.69 per common share, against $2,935,361,
same
this
of
equal
or
ended
compared
of 1963. This compared
common share in the |
for the first six months
$6,826,121, or $1.93 per
per common share
with earnings of
or
Amortization of common
quarter
$9,520,000
$2.87
earnings of $10,103,622, or
half
company
Estimated
Corp.—Net, Sales Up Sharply—
reported net
has
company
first
were
months
over
Steel
McLouth
The
30
June
Merck & Co., Inc.—Net
The
any
1950.
p.
ended
per
quarter
(3,500)
39,155
on
197,
income
Whitehead,
shareholders.
months
up 12%
to a total of
share figures are based
(outstanding.—V.; 196, p. 1811.
of preferred stock
dividends, was $3,304,697 for the first six months of 1963 com¬
pared with $3,282,115 for the corresponding period last year. Earn¬
ings allocable to the company's common stock were 31 cents a
share for the first six months of 1963 against 31 cents last year.
—V.
net
report
to
Gene
income
net
$836,091,
All
before payment
but
taxes,
after
income
Net
higher
company
1962,
with
the
of
months
Up 4%—
4%.
of
increase
$1,788,438
704,270
from gross income:
long-term debt
Deductions
$7,173,968
1,791,938
$1,862,474
income
Gross
952,473
$7,365,120
1,869,943
taxes
income
state
and
608,644
861,328
920,430
three
had
the
in
as
$830,491, equal to 84 cents
net
and
company
same
12%
and
revenues
enabled
the
report to
a
the
For
$0.97
subsidiaries reported operating revenue of
$69,009,346 for the first six months of 1963 against $66,402,549
for
the
corresponding six months last year. This represents an
The
Revenues Up
of $445,624,
equal to 45 cents a share,
$399,132, equal to 40 cents a share, in the 1962
second
quarter. Total revenues amounted to $4,041,644,
against
$3,460,003.
2357.
p.
in
quarter
about
compared
1,302,517
1,540,541
$1.15
share
per
197,
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.—Revenues
9,759
1,228,299
2,699,978
602,593
for resale
purchased for resale
Other
operation
Electricity purchased
profit
Profit
$8,965,906
Operation:
in
carrier
1963
1962
$59,471,485 $51,676,745
sales
Net
^V.
Operating expenses and taxes:
Gas
Net
7,446
*
$9,235,063
revenues
!
n
said
Period Ended June 30—
increase
second
For
1,886,546
127,193
1,903,767
120,729
8,518
Gas
17%'
A
the
7
Njet 12%—
earnings
Results—
McCall Corp.—First Half
$6,944,721
$7,202,049
(
Electric
17%;
has
218.
p.
1962
...1963
30—
June
Merchants Fast Motor Lines, Inc.
Ltd.—Partial Red'n
called for redemption on Aug. 15, 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $125,000 of its 6%% first
mortgage series A bonds due Aug. 1, 1982 at 100% . Payment will be
made at any branch in Canada of the Bank of Montreal.—V. 196,
corporation
The
Co.—Quarterly Report-
Power
Interstate
Period
Canadian Properties
M. E. P. C.
immediate
of the broad resources
of precision potentio¬
of P. J. Fox, to take advantage
of
S.
T.
C.
in furthering the technology
meters."—V. 194, p. 218.
integration
(475)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and,
.
report said the first half of the year was a continuation of
firm's expansion program started last year, "and, as a result,
income
ciation
the
for
charges
1962
the
in
period
the
first half.—V.
six
was
lower."
months
197,
p.
were
2050.
It also noted that depre¬
$103,464 greater than in
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(476)
Months ended
June 30—
Ended
''Operation
maintenance
and
Taxes—Federal
Deferred
state
and
3,984,430
income——.—
638,110
2,725,936
taxes—net
income
Other
-
""'Total
operating
$6,477,231
Miscellaneous
income
before
Income
*9,387
15,947
charges
tax
share
per
198,
Commercial
938,949
1,258,083
Other
$1.87
—
$2.51
and
electric
%
Total
2,400,918
industrial-,,
Interest
long-term debt—
charges—
to construction
on
National Biscuit
The
charged
Net
;
million for
$272.3
the
in
million,
with
the first half of
the
year,
Cost
earnings continued
1963.
its sales and
that
after
Loss.—V.
197,
dividends
totaled
sales
the
highest
President,
six
months
ended
1,707,135
426,674
:
and
repairs
30, 1963, posted
Raymond J. Wilcox,
53-cents
or
$36,568,352
against
$1,203,057, or $1.45 a share, against
the like 1962 period. Sales were
were
share
a
293,840
National Cash Register Co.—Sales
$28,409,672.
Sales
Second
quarter earnings were $689,983 or 83-cents a share, on
sales of $19,370,496. This compares with second quarter 1962 earn¬
ings
of
42-cents
ihas
827,532
$346,494
Wheel
Motor
shares
or
a
adjusted. to
reflect
sales
on
$15,284,119.
.against 846,452
of
outstanding,
shares
share earnings for
1962-. have been
on the lesser
number of shares.
The per
earnings
ago.
year
share
a
showed substantial in¬
creases
over
the previous year, Mr. Wilcox explained, adding that
.automotive operations recorded the most, sizable sales and earn¬
Virtually
ings
all
segments
gains.—V.
197,
of
business
the
to
cents
93
30,
Motorola Inc.—Sales
sales
W.
has
company
and
quarter,
and
earnings
Galvin,
Second
Up 11%; Net 10%—
-
sales
for
forecast
for
the
record
were
record
third
Robert
by
quarter
the
sales were $91,576,134, an
11%
increase
over
$82,632,185 in the equivalent quarter of 1962. Earnings for
the
quarter were $3,556,427 or 88 cents per share, an increase of 10%
over $3,230,032, or 80 cents
per share in the same quarter last year.
For
first
the
$159,649,347
share
in
six
sales
were
$172,166,230
earnings were $4,913,094,
months,
1962.
Six
month
against
$5,685,976, or $1.41
the six months were
or
$1.22
Galvin
"These
reported.
said.—V.
197,
efforts
have
developed
satisfactorily,"
he
Music Royalty Corp.—Common Offered—On July
25, 1963, the company offered publicly, without un¬
derwriting, 100,000 shares of its common stock at
$1.50
share.
per
Net
estimated at $109,200, will be used
repayment, working capital, and other cor¬
porate
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
falls
engage
into
management.
,
business
the
For
in-
10
of .music
months
-eqded
mately 90% and 10% of the firm's
-urespectively, from music publishing and
Music
Royalty
At
is
present,
contracts
at
personal
approxi¬
545
gross
as
representative
a
under
artists,
instrumentalists,
songwriters
and
popular music field with specific emphasis on
the
Fourteen
of
these
contracts
ito
and
1963,
income
was
derived,
from personal management.
Fifth
Ave., New York.
acts
company
intends
company
publishing
.ApriK30,
with
in
posers
located
the
the
which;
categories
the
,,
^
relate
to
services
to
be
19
com¬
of
each artist,
instrumentalist or composer managed by the firm
entirely dependent on the public's acceptance of their respective
talents. The artists presently managed
by the company have had,
to date,
only limited public acceptance. All of such artists have
music
compositions
for
companies
in
music
the
jazz
publishing business in which the Music Royalty pro¬
in similarly highly competitive. The firm, through
Charrich Music, Inc. and Maybreeze Music, Inc.,
corporations,
organized
respectively on Feb. 5,
1962
1962, intends to acquire for exploitation original music
as
well
as
existing copyrights. As of Dec. 31, 1962, the Music
.••Royalty owned approximately 130 musical compositions. Approxi¬
mately 31%
of
such
compositions were recorded
prior
to' 1960
New
York
July 2,
and
all
of
the
former
Of
,
Dec.
31,
by
of
a
composition
recorded
to
an
the
1962,
single
a
in
by
will
after
only
(and
limited
this
each
of
these
compositions has been
Unless a
particular per¬
acceptance, -the recording
company.
has
gross
1960-62
extremely
firm
and
record
composition
composition
a
the
high public
one
it
renders
company
unlikely
that
any income. However, the compositions
the compositions recorded prior thereto,
extent)
offering.
be
may
There
is
fully
more
no
exploited
however
assurance
by
that
further exploitation of these compositions
by the company will
The
balance or approximately 7%
of the musical
owned by the company have not been recorded nor
exploited to date.
.any
be
successful.
(Compositions
announced.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
stock
—V.
p.
196,
(lc
par)
has
company
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
-
200,000 shs.
in
reported
period
last
of
declines
in
both
of
half
1963 operations,
and
compared
as
earnings
with the
year.
for the six months ended June
30, 1963 amounted
against net sales of $7,557,558 for the same period
last
year.
The company
reported a first-half loss of $226340,
as
compared with
net
earnings of $74,844 during
the first six
months of 1962.
The current year's loss was
partially offset by
income tax refunds of $45,005 for
$5,639,328,
as
Second:quarter 1963
$3,390,334.
$4,353,344
during
*n
scribed
market
current
He said
that
from
activity.
He
prior years.
earnings amounted
net
Net
the
interim
Shipley said that
suiter
Corp.
earnings
second
the
market
to
$150,723
last
prices
shareholders,
as
cause
"soft,
total
on
on
total
sales
of
of
Chairman
the
the
almost
Roy
structural
declines.
He
exceeded
1963
any first-half
W'etenhall, President,
operations passed $900,000,000
J.
world-wide
and from overseas operations
with
compared
as
.comoared with
to-eat
riod
01
$916,257,000
food
half
of
during
first
the
1963.
National
products,
and as
Dairy moved into trade
of widely-varied, ready-
a result, sales 'for the six-months pe¬
record high. The slight differ¬
lesser, volume this year of export and
totaled very close to last year's
due
was
ence
primarily to
a
price support transactions.—V. 137, p.
1785.
Sales
Ended
30—
June
1963
.
.
(shipments)
Profit
after
Earnings
—V.
$10,778,000
616,000
$1.79
pointed
conditions
to
the
respect.—V.
which
protracted
interfere
Starch
Chemical
&
Corp.—6 Mos.' Report
1963
sales
for
income
Net
taxes
Earnings
per
Common
shares
—V.
197,
4,765,305
2,475,700
taxes
—
4,581,613
2,289,605
taxes
after
2,187,101
2,394,512
share
$1.01
$0.97
outstanding
2,274,364
2,260,693
common
1841.
p.
National Vulcanized Fibre
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
The
company
has
reported
improved second quarter earnings
sales.
Sales Vwere
reported
at
a
level
slightly better than
and
2%
the
over
same
period last year with earnings up }0.5%.
net
earnings
for
the
quarter
ended
June
30,
$255,424 against earnings of $231,964 in the
cor¬
responding period last year. The quarterly income was equal to
39
cents per share "and compares
with per share earnings of 35
Consolidated
amounted
cents
for
.
of
For
to
to
the
for
company
sales
six
second
1963
for
months of
$470,268
of
1962
the
$6,361,428
equal
net
income
sharej
of
$464,637
Consolidated
for
share
This
first
on
1962,
sales
net
of
$6,502,428
the
against
1962.
net
earnings amounted
651,454
shares
average
with
compares
half
sales
consolidated
equivalent
to
70
cents
the
$13,057,223
1962.—V.
in
consolidated
per
shares
net
half
totaled
period
660,000
totaled
of
NVF
72 cents
Consolidated
quarter
like
outstanding.
the
on
quarter.
second
the
1963
to
stock
common
of
compared
197,
cold
the winter of
197,
p.
1950.
V.
p.
then
outstanding.
company for the first six months
with sales of $12,892,166 in the first
2252.
with
weather
1962-63
New
many
sec¬
&
Telegraph
England
Telephone
&
Period Ended June 30—
Corp.,
'
Telegraph
"
-
.
this
issue.—
Co .—Quar-
1963
J___
revenues
operating
operating
operating
income
Total
Net
Average
shares
outstanding
Earnings per share
p.
283.
18,697,601
(500 737)
(405,910)
jg 896 357
deductions
income
94,393,871
20 397 094
IIII
(deficit)
9,023,169
98,331^498
taxes
income
198,
14,644,623
9,522,288
and
Dividends
—V.
70.726,079
15,602 642
income
net
113,091,472
73,206'568
taxes
expenses
$
118,728 592
expenses
Federal taxes on income
Other
1962
$
,
Operating
Operating
Net
particularly
Telephone
1775.
terly Report—
Interest
in"
as
p.
Other
construction
Nesbitt, Inc.—Proposed Asset Sale—
International
191,
446,398
7,117,328
5,917,532
(73,213)
balance
(47,213)
(245,76.9)
y
3——V
Common
Miscellaneous
—v.
1——______
surplus—ending
197,
(295,636)
_________
balance
-7,309,417
1,759,285
1631.
p.
6,070,948
1,755,381
$0.28
__
;v-:
$0.23
;
-..
.
NewYork, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—To Sell Equip¬
ment Trust Certificates—
On
v
July
30, the company announced plans to sell $6,540,000 :cf
year equipment trust certificates at competitive bidding'.
Bids
will be
received Sept.
11
(12 noon
EDST)
at
its office
1-15
Terminal
Tower
Bldg.,
Cleveland.—V.
New
The
York
197,
2051.
p.
,
of
18,291,691
3.69M65
—
has
company
quarter
with
Telephone Co.—Net Slightly Higher—
of
1963
that
reported
its
for
income
net
the
second
$37,975,000, or 50 cents a share, compared
a share, -for-the corresponding quarter
was
$37,404,000, or 49 cents
1962.
r
■;
.
;%•••-:/'
Operating revenues for the June 1963 quarter were $305,204,000
$294,396,000 for the same quarter last year/-while oper¬
ating expenses and taxes were $258,346,000 against $250,112,000.
—V.
197, p. 1785.
J
against
News
Shipbuilding
Dry
&
Net Lower—
Net
profit
amounted
share
per
to
Dock
'
$2.03.
for
Total
figures
the
net
for the first half of
earnings per share $2.20.
first
profit
1962
months
six
was
were
Co.—
-
of
this
year
$3,333,041. Comparable
net profit $3,602,872,
total
Newport News
gross income for the six months from shipbuilding,
conversions and repairs, hydraulic turbines and other work
$103,747,850 while gross income for the same period in
was
$133,426,647. Billings during the period were $107,114,366
ship
totaled
1962
against
$128,828,394
Total
period
backlog
of
amounted
backlog
parable
to
a
year
ago.
major contracts unbilled at
$350,518,330. In
1962,
the
was
$376,953,214.—V.
the
close
the
of
company's
1261.
197, p.
com¬
,'r
.■
Nippon Electric Co. Ltd.—Six Months' Results—
Nippon -Electric,
cation
//
largest manufacturer of telecommuni¬
electric equipment, had net consolidated sales, of $95,-',
during the six months ended March 31,-« 1963, Toshihide'
Japan's
and
533,000
President,
Watanabe,
announced.
Income
taxes totaled
after
575,000, and earnings were 37 cents par American Depositary
The company
$3,- T
3,042.496
16!204[892
15,249,195
11,969,188
11,969,188
25,198,292
25 198 292
'
$h
fi4
Share.c
American Depositary Receipts on the Ameri-1
can market only last February, and no consolidated figures for the
six-month
period
ended
March 31,
1962,
are
available in that
figures en a half-year basis were not needed for the ADR issue. In
the 12-month period ended Sept. 30, 1962, however, the company
had net
consolidated
sales of $177,281,000
and net consolidated
•It
of
of
has
$6,081,000.
been
prepare
they
ADR's
In
the
ended
issued
customary business practice in Japan for companies
financial statements on an unconsolidated basis except
statements
need
in
the
report,
March
United
on
31,
caused
a
consolidated
basis
for
insurance
States.
Mr. Watanabe
said:
"During the
six-month period
the Japanese economy experienced a slight
principally by a series of business adjustment
by the Japanese Government over a period of
1963,
instituted
than one year.
As far as our business was concerned, how¬
the strenuous efforts made by the management of our com¬
resulted in a substantial growth in operating results compared
to those of the previous terms."
Mr. Watanabe was optimistic about the company's outlook.
"Wi'h respect to future prospects of our business," he said,
"it
is anticipated that there will be a recovery of general demand for
goods and services in Japan. ... The outlook for export business
for our company continues to be good.
The nations of Southeast
Asia, Central and South America and the Middle and Near East are
very eager .to expand and consolidate their telegram and telephone
communication facilities as^well as their radio and television broad¬
cast
networks.
We
also
foresee a vigorous demand
from -such
countries for carrier transmission equipment, radio equipment and
broadcasting equipment.
In addition, exports to the United States
and
to
European countries
are
expected
to
increase."—V. -197,
more
ever,
1962
$36,080,509 $35,712,710
before
Provision
A.
fluid."
surplus—beginning
recession
Period Ended June 30—
Income
265,839
—:
—
Average common shares outstanding
Earnings per common share——
I
819,000
reserves
2154.
National
9,329
329,036
560,938
1
Preferred
measures
Net
13,137
(4,038)
.
Dividends—
V
when
$1.35
and
share
per
197,
<39,483)
income
Earned
to
1962
$10,892,000
taxes
247,411
50,271
construction—credit-—
72,344
Total
Net
income
National Rubber Machinery Co.—Six. Mos.' Report
Period
245,904
„■
during
.
volume of its many lines
record
r,
last year.
cents for
the first
long-term debt
on
interest
-Other
Huber
and
;•> During
channels
clay
de¬
Interest
Other
Interest
Newport
of
history,
earnings for the second quarter were the highest in
the company's history, with sales increasing tp.$
153,931,000 from
world-wide operations as compared with $450,494,000 for the same
period in 1962. Earnings before taxes were $29,233,000 as against
$25,588,000 for last year,
After tax earnings amounted to $14,657,OC.O,. an increase of 12.1% over the $13,065,000 earned in the second
quarter of 1962.
This equals $1.02 per share for the quarter as
Total
year.
price structure in
principal
$11,074
first-quarter operations in the industry traditionally
climatic
this
to
weakened
tions of the country during
'Serious
in
quarter
message
a
was
were
Deductions:
Reports Record
1962.
(John J.)
sales
5,744
712,237
bi'--
the United States, Canada,
$911,794,000
were
See
Total net sales
products
from
195.
p.
634.
^for the first six months
to
198,
Products
company's
Sales
706,493
6,927
volume."
the early
increased
first
Sales
Natco Corp.—Shows First Half Loss—
"same
sales
industry during
half of the year for the second consecutive time and
equal to last year's record high.
Profits before taxes were $51,356,000, against $48,862,000 for the
first half of last! year.
After tax earnings of $25,357,000 increased
4.5%
over the $24,247,000 earned for the first, six months of
1962.
On a per-share basis, earnings were $1.76, up from $1.69 for the
same period last year.
::•/,.
,■
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
The
NCR's
first six months
the
883,047
889,974
income,
about
were
per
■
of
Mr. Oelman said. "Although the
electronic aata processing equipment
■
Earnings for
in
the
date
recorded
of
Dairy
results
.company
through
deferment
a
these
may be deemed to have been fully exploited prior
thereof, with little or no prospects of income to the
except for occasional album sales, possible new recordings
.or
limited
collectors'
purchases
of
individual
records.
Approxi¬
mately 62% of the compositions have been recorded from 1960
to
effect of
the computer
of
margins."—V.
National
popular
poses to engage
•its subsidiaries,
..and
in
affect earnings initially, the longer-range impli¬
encouraging both in terms of income stability and im¬
profit
the
result
positive
Earnings—
in
equipment for any six-month
of these systems, most of
penetration,"
reception
income
income
costs
adversely
are
proved
field.
The
to
processing
therefore
the
market
2,707,024
income
June
on
jazz.
is
various
offset
a
favorable
cations
8,298,807 shares outstanding
for the same period of 1962.
installation
characteristic
is
of
data
heavy
and
than
"This
company in
recorded
S.
rendered
by
connection solely with the receipt by these individ¬
uals of music royalties earned
by them. The remaining five con¬
tracts
are
general personal
management
contracts.
The
success
the
Robert
the
on
rented
are
Sales
proceeds,
for loan
1962,
in
up
attribute^ the lower earnings to the fact that dur¬
of 1963 the company delivered its greatest vol¬
"The
stages
per
2051.
p.
period
comparable
$270,494,818,
208,821
3,275,537
_
operating
56,321
246,121
President,
$1.03
electronic
from
up
share a year ago.
"Earnings for
affected by large, extraor¬
dinary
and
elective
first
quarter
expenditures
to
broaden
our
semiconductor and integrated circuit lines and to introduce a new
line of
television sets, including a new
color picture tube," Mr.
per
totaled
1963
first half
.
of
tends
President.
quarter
with
Oelman
Mr.
ing
more
sales and earnings for the
the first six months. Record
reported
share
a
compared
which
The
and
of
Up; Net Down—
announced.
Net income w.vs
$7,722,755, down from $8,580,750 reported for
the first half of last year.
The 1963 six-month earnings amounted
period.
second
months
the
for
Chairman
Oelman,
six
first
the
$259,106,842
ume
1950.
p.
from
for
226,646
(16,806)
taxes
Gross
Earned
for
407,089
taxes—
Deferred
General
69,078
442,789
Current
i
373,081
175,784
Other
Pittsburgh, Pa.; Louisville, Ky.; New Orleans, La.; Jackson,
Jacksonville, Pensacola and Orlando, Fla., arid a number
of smaller Florida..cities. "
y;
^
Dumas Milner,
a
former licensee of National, has been merged
into
National Car
Rental System.
The merger enables National
to
initiate
immediate
corporate
operations
in
eight
important
business centers.—V. 198, p. 289.
announced.
Earnings for the period
$434,770,
1,365,988
|
power
income
Federal
Ga.;
June
1955,
since
earnings
3,413,517
Depreciation
Net
System, Inc.—Acquisition—
July
Miss.;
the
half
first
$3,926,959
Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
for
Rental
Car
31, the company acquired the Dumas Milner Leasing
Corp., valued at $1,000,000, with substantial car and truck rental
operations in six
southern
and
eastern
states,
Fred M. Glass,
President, announced.
"
|
Acquired through an exchange of stock, the Dumas Milner facili¬
ties provide National Car Rental with direct operations in Atlanta,
268,455
$4,310,440
35,446
4,158,584
;
operation
Maintenance
from $252.9 million
up
corresponding period of 1962. Total net earnings were $15.3
equal to $1.13 .per share ,of common stock, as compared
per share in the previous year.—V. 197, p.
1637,
National
408.
p.
Motor Wheel
company
stock
pfd.
on
139,923
51,163
—
of
Other
$1
On
$4,195,414
preferred stock
on
income
The
$4,578,895
268,455
income
Net
Dividends
*
I
2,101,522
161,963
Operation—
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
has reported
company
show improvement during the first six months of
President
Lee
S.
Bickmore
announced
that
net
to
1,681,036
114,698
*491,251
1,897,036
46,048
*70,082
Other ..interest
$1,136,626
sales
Total
Interest
1962
$1,544,540
Miscellaneous
195.
p.
1963
.
1
Residential
2,605,083
1,347,000
-
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
Co.—Quarterly Report—
June 30—
Operating revenues:
1,906,949
968,000
-—.-
.
Operating expenses and taxes:
$5,499,897
deductions-
interest
—V.
*9,240
11,385
-
--
provision
provision
tax
income
Earnings
$5,520,522
$6,451,897
income
income
Net
$24,434,030 $21,628,164
expenses
income—electric
Operating
Other
88,680
3,182,819
787,760
2,484,716
amortization
of
before
Federal
11,957,089
3,127,100
206,660
■- •—
credit—net
Investment
13,202,834
3,676,060
expenses—_
'Depreciation
.
——
Income
I Period Ended
1963
1962
$14,804,670 $18,026,165
30—
June
Sales
$30,911,261 $27,148,686
revenues—electric-
'Operating
Period
„1963
Nevada Power
Co.—Six Months' Report—
National Acme
Co.—Earnings Report—
Mississippi Power
12
V
.
pany
P.
'
660.
Nippon
Telegraph
&
/-
,
;.
Public
Telephone
,
Corp.—
Bonds Offered—On Aug.
1, 1963, Dillon, Read & Co.
Inc.'; The "First Boston Corp., and Smith, Barney &
Inc., New York, and associates offered publicly
an issue of $20,000,000 of 5%%
Nippon Telegraph &
Telephone dollar bonds due July 15, 1978, uncondi-1
tionally guaranteed as to payment of principal and
interest by Japan.
•
The bonds, priced at 96%% to yield approximately
6.08% to maturity, will not be redeemable prior to
July 15, 1973, except for semi-annual sinking fund
payments of $335,000 from Jan. 15, 1965 to and in¬
cluding July 15, 1968, and $745,000 thereafter to and
including Jan. 15, 1978, calculated to retire 84.2% of
the issue prior to maturity.
The sinking fund re¬
demption price is 100% plus accrued interest. After
July 15, 1973, the bonds will be redeemable at the
option
of the company at the principal
amount
Co.
,
.
thereof.
On
States
July
18,
requested
the President of the United
Congress to enact legislation
certain purchases of securities of
1963,
the
imposing a tax on
foreign issuers made by United States persons. If
legislation should be enacted in the terms described
by the Treasury Department, all purchases of the
bonds, whether made in the course of the initial dis¬
tribution
or
thereafter, would be exempt from
the
$0.61
Continued
on
page
49
Volume
Number 6287
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(477)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name
Deltown
announcements
Dividend
tables.
first
the
In
grouped
are
indicate
we
in
two
the dividends
all
Dibrell
an¬
table in which
second
a
we
f
Donohue
i
Inc.
Fund
Advisors
Airkem,
for
each
(one share
class A
shares
64
Kid
Corp.
11c
4%
10-10
6
8-23
8-20
8- 9
Alside,
9-10
9-10
7-30";
8-13
8-13
7-23
Amalgamated
...—
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—r-
York
New
of
2%
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1st
preferred
Co.,. 7%%: pfd.
American
Can
American
Chain
Electric
American
Cable
&
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,
(quar.)—!—
Felt
Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.—
American Hospital
Supply Corp.
(quar.)—
American; Israel Paper
Mills, (stock divd.)
American Metal Climax,. Inc.,. common.—__
3%
35c,
$1.0674
.
"American
Co.
News
25c
\
"(quar.)_.__.,
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(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
special preferred
(quar.)
American
Radiator
•—...— ;
J5.80%
Family
$1.75,
37'/2c
15c
12Vic
9-20
____—
75c
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Co.,
com.
(increased)—
preferred (quar.)
Ashland Oil & Refining, common (quar.)__
$5 preferred
(quar.)
!_—
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93%c
30c
$1.25
9-6
9-3
9-14
9-14
9,-14
Tobacco
Coupling
Arkansas
(quar.)
Gas
Western
Steel
Armco
—
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:
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
.—
Armstrong
$3.75
Atlanta
West
&
Axe-Houghton
Baldwin
Baltimore
America
(quar.)__.
&
Insurance
Shippers
Barber-Ellis
of Canada,
Ltd.
Corporation
(quar.)
Beaver
Beck
47»%
Bemis
this
at
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(quar.):.
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$1.25 ; : 9- 3 :
Blaw-KnoX Co: (qtiar.)
1
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35c. .
9-16
BldomfieW tBuilding industries
(stock div.)
10%
9-24, t
Borden. Cofnpapy*. (quar.)
45c «
9- 2.*:
Bourjois,- Inc..: (quar,)
.__i
15c
8-15,
Brillo Manufacturing Co.. (quar.)
:
25c
10British American Tobacco Co. Ltd.—
V
"Registered and' Bearer-shares, (interim) (a ';
payment
of "6
pence
free
of ..British; •
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.-04%% : preferred (quar_)
8-14
8414
8-23
8-21
8-15
_
__
.
,
'
-
Edison,
pfd.
5.60%
preferred
Brooklyn
6d.f,
X.
tax
income
Garden
:L
*
$1.37
$3
•
Apartments.
Buckeye Pipe Line (quar.)
Budd Company, common
(quar.)
$5
1
5%
Ink
$1.25
25c
$25c
t$1.10
8-27
9rl4
9-3
10- 1
non-cum.
Co.
i
—
Canada & Dominion
Canadian
4%
Pacific
Railway
pref.
non-cum.
Canadian
Class
Tire
Co.,
Ltd.,
Co.—
J17c
Hudson
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4V2%
4%%
4.96%
Central
10c
9-20
10-
1
1
9-10
(quar.)
$1.18%
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9-10
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9-30
9-19
25c
8-22
8-
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9-12
8-19
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8-31
8-16
8-30
8-16
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quar.)
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15c
8-10
Colorado
25c
9-
12c
8-31
By-Products
(quar.)
Milling & Elevator (quar.)
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A (accum.)
.
Commercial' Credit
Commonwealth
4 72%
Co.,
Income
investment
pfd.
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6
Class
$l.l27a
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Commonwealth Life Insurance Co.
Connecticut
General
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Life
8
(Louisville,
1
22 72c
J20c
8-31
vote
in
August
proposed four-for-one split
Cook Paint & Varnish (quar.)___
on
8-
Hugoton
5
8-15
9-13
8-28
9-
2772c
9-
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8-
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54 72 c
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56 74c
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9-24
8-10
8-15
8-
5
1
9-13
25c
9-16
9-
(
8-
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pfd.
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2
8-15
$1.62 72
1772c
9-
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9-13
9-
9
conv.
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9-16
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9-
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8-23
9-25
8-23
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1—
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8-
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-15
Corson
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&
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Inc.
Publishing,
preferred
Courtlaud's.
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1
8-12
9-
3
8-15
5c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar,)________
Ltd..
9-
30c
9-
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shares held,
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9-
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8-15
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8-
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Deere
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Delaware
Barrel
Stock
Power
&
7-31
4%
preferred
t
9-3
8-12
International
8-31
International
Publishing
Tabulators, Ltd.
(initial).———_
9-13
International
Silver
(quar.)__
9-30
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1
1
9.13
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8-
5
7-
55c
.
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9-13
25c
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10-
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(quar.)_
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preferred
(quar.)__
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-
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9-10
9-30
9-10
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9-30
9-10
$1:14
•
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Corp.,
(quar.)
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—
9-
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$0,041
8-
6-21
5
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*9-16
9-30
9-10
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9-30
9-10
$1.25.
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common
(initial-quar.)
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(quar.)
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9-
2
8-
2
9-
2
8-
2
8-
1
7-31
8-31
8-14
3
8-15
9-
6
8-13
(quar.) ____——
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
(A
payment of approximately
Owens-Hlinois
8-15
1
25c
51.127a
51.10
—-—
—
O'Sullivan Rubber, 5%
5
8-
8-15
1
5C
(quar.)
8-20
8-15
8-31
10-
of North
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
State: Life Insurance
4
10-
(s**a)
Sand
9-
10-
Shares,
(quar.)
Insurance
"vi"
$1
$1.01 V4
20c
■•?60c
60c
51
25c
51
30c
22 4c
Electronics
&
*
35% C
8-23
9
8-15
+62 4c
t$l. 12 4
+51
(quar.)
4Va-% Dfd.
preferred (quar.) ——
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
RiVer
Inc.
9
^
8-30
9-
2
8-15
20C
——
(quar.)
common
Extra
Ohio
.
-
pfd.
47c
9-16
10-1
25%
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
Chemistry
Power
Ohio
9-16
10-
10-
8-15
9-14
90c
(quar.)
Forge & Ma.chine Corp,
4,20%
8^16
20c
6
9-12
9-
20c
4.08%
10c
(stock dividend)
preferred
4.407c
8-14
9-
8-31
25c
15c
Scotia Light & Power—
Ohio
7-14
1
2772c
1272C
217iC
—~
preferred
Carolina
Ohio
7-24
20c
(quar.)
>
Freight System
$0,061
Mining
Occidental Life
8-15
8-10
25c
common
—^
—
Interstate Hosts, Inc.
*
.
(quar.)
1—_
preferred (quar.)
85c preferred
(quar.)
75c preferred (quar.)
75c
preferred (participating)
$1
9
8-
Co.
&
Engineering ..Corp.
Financial
B
30c
8-16
9-
55c
(quar.)
Light
Gas
Water
7
Mortgage—
&
——^—
Computers
Class
3
~25c
(quar.)_.
Guaranty
!
Interstate
8-24
9-
-
$1
(quar.)-____
preferred
Increased
-
Drum.:_______________
3.70%
%4.56%|
Inter-County
Title
Britain
Haven
Jersey Power & Light,
inc>
8-
9-16
8-16
NuTone,
——
8-15
9-10
Nucleonics
7-30
9-11
9-11
8-29
10-
13c
subject to approval of stock¬
9-10
Light
4.28%
_
&
two
6-14
'
iq-
-
:
&
every
2
$1
(quar.)_—_____
dividend
Delaware
•.
for
9-12
3%
—
Company
share
Aug. 13)
Indiana Gas & Water
8772c
__.
»
(One
$1.05 '
deposit receipts
Corp. (qua*.)
Crown Zellerbach Corp.,- $4.20 pfd;. (quar.);
Cutler-Federal,' Inc. (stock dividend)__:____
Dayton & Michigan RR., common
(s-a)__
8%
preferred (quar.)
De La Rue, Ltd., American deposit
receipts-
.
Britain
Great
—
dividend
30c
American
Crompton & Knowles
•
Stock
of
Co.
holders
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Imperial Tobacco
Ireland, Ltd.
25c
1
7-31
57c
a
(quar.)
8-15
9-
9-10
,472 7c preferred (quar.)—
47c
preferred (quar.)
Noyes (Charles F.) Co., Inc.—
67c
preferred (quar.)
••
Consolidated
1
1
9-27
Nova
8-30
16c
(quar.)
9-15
7-15
8-
9-
7-31
Chemical Co., common
47c I series A
pfd. (quar.)
Norton Company
(quar.)
8-15
40c
1
8-15
43%c
—
Nopco
8-16
1772c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-31
8-31
5
8-
8-20
47c
8-16
355/8c
8-21
9-
9-10
Newmont
8-16
SOIVjC
7
25c
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Zinc Co
Newfoundland Light & Power
8-16
3574C
8-23
9
(quar.)
Chemical
4.05 7c
8-16
8-31
8-23
9-
9-27
New
8-16
8-31
32c
8
8-
9-10
12Vic
'
7-20
1
317IC
Products
Peanut
(quar.)—
National
-
3172c
(quar.)
Production
10c
8-15
3
8-15
(quar.)
New
time.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Vitamin
Clemens
New
5
9-
6
62Vic
New Jersey
2nd
preferred
Mills (quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
Industries, 6%
pfd.
,
Paper
National
at
omitted
8-23
35c
Industries, 57c preferred (quar.)__—
By-Products
Dairy Products
(quar.)
National Standard Life Insurance (Orlando,
Fla.)
Stock dividend
National Vulcanized Fibre
(quar.)
National Work-Clothes Rental (NJ)
(quar.)
5
15c
8-23
9-15
$1.25
30c
(quar.)
Napco
9-13
10c
9-
9
Nalco
9-13
9-26
8-10
9-
Murphy Corporation
8-10
9-26
1
9-30
25c
Motor Finance
8-30
9-16
9-
8-16
5 Vic
(quar.)
common
—
Mosinee
8-16
3
50c
(payment
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Utilities, common
4.507c
preferred (quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$2.50
prior pfd.
(quar.)
8-22
9-
8-15
8-
tl5c
45c
$1,25
57Vic
22Vic
$1.10
&
5%
8-30
50c
2
8-30
25c
25q
56V4c
5c
—
Montana-Dakota
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Canada
Power
Modine
1174c
(quar.)
commoln
(quar.)—
Co.,
Corp." of
Missouri
9
35c
Co.
Powder
elass
Corp.,
(interim)
Light, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar. )1
4.60% preferred,(quar.)
Minnesota Valley Ratural Gas (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
Class
B '___
1_
8-31
48 %c
:
'
4Vi%
Minnesota
8-20
9-30
$1
(quar.)
—-
preferred Cquar.)__—
Milo Electronics __!
2!
•
Mining
-
2
9-10
■V t20c
15c
(quar.)
___—1—__!
(quar.)
-
8-30
10-
7-31
9-
8-15
40c
15c
10c
•
—
insurance (Lincoln, Neb.)—
Quarterly.
:___—
Midwest
Rubber«Reclaiming,
com.
(quar.)
8-15
9-13
$1,50
25C
common
Mgnufkoturing
Co,
7-24
8-15
Midwest Life
8-10
$1.25 3-16-64
common
:
•
.
Midas-International
'
—
Co.
'Mercantilte' Stores
8-15
9-24
30c
RR.,
Flank
9-15
40c
20c
17Vic
20c
15c
15c
$1.37Vi
17c
4
25c
!
&
9-10
Ltd.—
River,
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Corporation (quar.).
&
Menasco
8-22
1
10-1
Johnson
Medford
■-
'
59%c
Powell
;
preferred
10-1
2Vic
(increased)
com.
(annual) *
A
5Vi'%
8-22
206
(quar.)
Class
Mead
22c
A
MacWhyte Company (increased-quar.)
Magma Copper Co. (quar.)!
Magnavox Company (quar.)
McCormick
&
Co.,
Inc.
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., com. (quar.)
8-28
1
8-20
15c
-
&
8-
5
$25c
class
Bloedel
9
8-15
9-
3
tl6c
12Vic
17c
—
A___
common
Quarterly
8
8-31
'8-
9-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
8-
:
9-15
30c
70c
20c
10c
______
(quar.)-
Corp.,
B
MacMillan
8-28
9-13
Shirt
Co.
Laboratories
Ltd.,
Chemical
Class
8-15
30c
Manufacturing
6.25%
5.70%
9-13
3
25c'
Manufacturing (quar.)
(N. Y.) —
payment deferred at this
4% non-currf pfd: ser. C (quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
5% preferred series-A (quar.)
5.12% preferred series B (quar.)—.
8-
1
9-
9-16
Dietetic
Holdings,
M'ack
Syracuse
8-15
10-10
Glass Co. Ltd.
will
8-26
7-30
8
Fixtures
9-16
8-15
(Boston)—
1
__^
Steamship
Store
R
MRA
time)
Hudson
(quar.)
Stockholders
9-
5c
Co.
8-
&
D
Macco
Electric
A
$1.41
7c
(quar.)
Insurance
—
Common,
•
Kentucky)
(quar.) ;
Components Corp. of America
!
Hoskins
Hotel
8-30
11c
(quar.)
7-31
9-13
."
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
Hotels
this
<
8-10
8-
22 7stc
Light Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.):
1
Hercules
1
7-25
9-30
25c
Co",
Watch
Hausman
2
1
10-10
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
quarterly
Corp. (quar.)
Bros.
&
M
9-13
9-27
25c
(quar.)__
9-16
9-30
21c_
12Vic
25c
$1.21
20c
(quar.)
Insurance
9-16
"9-16
9-30
87Vic
(quar.)
Life
1
9-30
10c
35c
$4.85
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$3.50
10-
7V2C
—
(quar.)
Lynch Communication Systems, Inc.
3
25c
Cement
Protective
Lykes
1
9-
split-
3.90%
8%
Fund—
income)
2-for-l
a
-—
Chemical
Hastings
8-15
3
8-
9-27
40c
(quar.)
&
Corp.
Hilton
(increased
approved
8-15
30c
Hartford Gas,
9-10
-
3c
pref.
class A
Co.,
10-15
25c
:
Increased
1
25c
Power,
&
conv.
Harshaw
9-10
10-
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
R.)
Inc.
Hartford
$1.08%
Colorado
(From
3
$1.1272
8-15
Printing
Louisville
(quar.)
—
preferred
4%
Aikman—
common
Stockholders
Corp.
approved
(H. "W.)
Hajoca
Electric—
&
.
Hamilton
-
9-
9-10
$0,648
(quar.)
—_—
Telegraph (quar.)
Tire
&
Rubber
(quar.)_—!
Mobile
$5
8-16
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. (resumed)
&
1
(quar.)
Securities
New
9-
9-20
cents)
Gulf
8-16
•
Chilton
Collins
1
9
8-
(quar.)
Lindberg Steel Treating,
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A
Lone Star Gas Co., common
4.84%
preferred
(quar.):
8-12
5
8-26
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
Grolier,
6-25
.
•
4.35%
9-
9-
(quar.)__
Pump (quar.)
class
A * (quar.)___
(quar.)
;
Co.
7-15
1
27c
Lerner Stores Corp.
(resumed)
Lightcraft-General (initial)
1
75c
Corporation
(W.
25
9- 2
8-8
$17c
common
A
Central
8-14
8-26
8-9
•
4c
Cap & Gown Co.—
Class A
(increased-quar.)
■
8- 9
.
8-
pfd.
1
3114c
28Vic
$2
32Vic
(quar.)
614%
.1:
811-
26140
:
Bowler
Leader-Durst,
8-16
8-15
14c
Ltd. (quar.)
Greeley Gas Co., 6V2% pfd. B (quar.)
Gregory
Industries
(increased-quar.)_——
Greyhound Lines
of Canada,
Ltd. (stock¬
holders
approved
a
2-for-l
split.
Corppany plans to pay 14 cents quarterly on
the
new
shares, current ; rate on old is
8-20
9-
8-16
on
Stock
Lakes
Great
8-20
1
8-20
pfd
(quar.)_!
4.
Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
California
Grace
9- 1
15c.
9-
(M)
Gossard
8-15
8-15!
$1.25
8-16
1
Loyal
Stock dividend
Getz
8-15
v9-15
1
9-
Lubrizol
$2:25 "preferred
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
8
(quar.)
Corporation
Butterick
25c
1272c
9-
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Gorharp
1
Inc.
772C
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)
Goodyear
9- 1
8-30
Bryant,
35c
Fireprooiiug
.Goltf. &
(quar.)
preferred
prior
BUrndy
10-
9-
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lane
time)
—_—
.
5.48%
8-16
17 V2C
..
,
!
1
—
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred • (quar.)—
—
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)_l—:
I—
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)
1
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
i-LGeneral Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
8- 7
9-13
-
...
9-
Corp.—
common
5 V2 %
•
Brockton
American
4^2%
9
8-
Airlines,
Co.
■
$1.75
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)__
Steel
7-15
$1.75
(quar.)
pfd.
Gas
Lincoln
Berg
Finance
New
8-26
.
Central
2nd
5
■
pfd.
Lake
(quar.)
Cigar Co.,
2nd
9-16
—
General
8
6
4
9t.
8-15
2%
:
preferred B (quar.)____
4.56%
preferred C (quar.)
■:
series
preferred
89-
div.)
5%
Funds:
California
1
1
23%c
(quar.)
at this
9-
10-
1
9-16
8-30
30c
10-
10c
5c
9-10
4
Laclede
45c
8-12
1
5
8-15
—
3
8-12
1
;
910-
9-
non-cum.
3 72c
General
8- 6
1
1st
&
8-29
9-13
5c
60c
20c
non-cum.
Leath
9-30
$1.25
Land
Alloys (stock
Kroger Company—
8
10-15
9-
7%
8-29
8-30
50c
8-
Keystone
Layne ,&
9-16
Co. (quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
County
Keyes Fibre,
6
8-16
$1
8-20
7 7c
15c
1
20c
8-23
8-
9-
(quar.)
Inc.
9-
30c
8-16
59%c
9-11
9-
3174 C
8-16
1
9-11
8c
-i
1
9-
9-27
Kennametal,
1
8-16
9-
15c
9-20
3
8-12
8-31
15c
9-30
(increased-quar.)
General
8-6
8-.15
8- 6
4c
—1
_
9-
12c
_'
"
Custodian
of
6%
8-6
9-1
8-
8-15
10-22
9-10
$1.18%
1
4.80%
8-30
35c
Extra
8-15
3
9
$1.03Vs
(monthly)
9-
Garlock, Inc. (quar.)
Gas, Inc., $1.40 prior preferred (quar.)
Gas
Light
(Columbus, Ga.), com.
(quar.)
8-31
50c
9-
Corporation
Laclede
(quar.)
General
537»c
9
8-15
(quar.)
A
General
_
9
8-
M
payment
(quar.)
5
8-
7-31
series
Income
Fritzi
8-30
8-15
9-1
8-
8-20
'
.
(quar.)
'■
Co.
payment
Corp.
Stockholders
10c
8-23
8-20
9-
35c
(quar.)
Monthly
;
Kay Windsor, class A
Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.)
20c-i
Mart,
Franklin
•
(quar.)__
common
-
H.)
(M.
common
8- 2
10-15
Kavanau
2
8-
8-13
15c
(quar.)
25c
17)-
Fostoria
:.
(quar.)
Bag
was
(quar.)
common
preferred
conv.
Bros.
Big Drum,
"-
4%%
Howell
&
3c
1
(common
the
and
deferred
Bell
Shoe
S.)
(A.
•omitted
-
Uranium.
Mesa
Realty
Gelsenkirchner
(quar.)
9
10-31
%
:
5
22V2c
$1.45
(quar.)__
Inc.
(increased-quar.)
Foster-Wheeler
Corp.
(action
deferred
9- 3
8-13
9-16
9- 2
65c
t$l
30c
9
8-
financial Corp. (2-for-l stock
subject
to
stockholders
approval
Food
(NY)—
Co.
:
8-
8-16
50c
split
•
9-13
35c
8-16
9-14
:
Sept.
9- 3
8-15
:V":/
8-26
Western
Fishman
7-24
9-13
9- 2
9-16
8-15
j.'
Light Co.—
preferred" (quar.)
Circle Associate, Inc., cl.
Hartford
First
8- 2
& Equipment Corp. of
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
8-23
25c
10c
____
Show
8-
8-26
11-15
Co.
Mfg. (quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
Filtrol
investment
Co.
Radio
Bank Building
Beaunit
——
—
(from
—
(D. H.)
Bankers
RR
A
$2
4c
Point
Fund
income)
1
10-
$15c
(NJ)_
(quar.
Casualty
8-
10-10
1
82c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
!_
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
Kansas City Southern Ry., common
$4 non-cum preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Stock Yards Co. of Maine—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
8-26
45c
Metal
Fiat
8-8
8-9
8- 9
8-19
8-19
(quar.)
preferred
Anchor
9-27
12J/2C
(quar.)
Sign & Signal, common
$l;20 preferred (quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
9- 5
.7%
American
5
12 72C
(quar.)
Federal
First
20c
....
8-
11-
$1
conv.
Kern
"Corporation
River Electric
Fall
8-29
8-22
8-9
8- 9
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
'4.32%
FMC
Sanitary—
Standard
&
9-24
9- 1
9-3
8-31
Common
4Vb%
7-24
25c
(quar.)
8-15
Chemical—
&
9-22
30c
;
Y.
N.
Paper
8-15
45c
1
(quar.)__
Payable of Rec.
5c
(quar.)
1
30C
(quar.)
Corporation
Corp.
Ltd.
Sutherland
Common
3
10c.
A_
(Dallas)
(quar.)
Erie
Forge
&
Steel.- (Both common
and
/-preferred payments omitted at this time)
8-30
8-30
8-30
30c .V: 9-13
$1
9-13,
$1.25 ... 9-13
_,
'
$5
•
Kaiser Aluminum
9-
$1.34,
(initial-quar.)
A
Employers
9- 5
8-2
8-22
11-21
9-10
12- 2
*
9-20-
class
Elizabethport Banking Co.
9-16
10- 1
9r20
8-22
9- 3
A
-
KVP
5
of
Machine
9-30
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Rubber
&
Lamson
10-
$1.75
Mills,
Insurance Co.
&
8-15
8-
8-15
Corp—
Electrolux
Emco,
1
Jersey
50c
'
Electrolier
9-13'
8-30
8-12
9- 3
;
Hose
Class
3
9
50c
Manufacturing
Eiectrographic
8-30
;
Hosiery
Class
9-
(quar.)
8-15
10-
Share
Oliver
25c
(quar.)
Extha
.
3
62 72c
—
B
Electric
Potash & Chemical Corp.—
American
$4
9-16,
.
(quar.)
Eaton
8-30
10- 1
9-12
9-10:.
9-16
$1.50)
772c
•6%
preferred
9-16
27c :
15c
(quar.)
American
4V4%
;
$1.62%
20c
43 %c
62y2C
—
(quar.)
Co.
Power
9-25
i
American Biltrite Rubber—
2nd
9-
8-
9-
$3
is-a)
common
preferred
Class
7-31
8-23
10c
preferred
5.36%
18%c
5c
(quar.)_
Inc. (quar.)
.Stock dividend
7%
7-24
1
Jones
(quar.)__
Co.,
Power
8-
8-
t$1.25
(quar.)
Durham
8-15 1
(increased-quar.)__—_
Co.
7-25
9-13
or
dividend
Stock
Allied
Enterprises
Duke
of
of
RR.
8-26
&
Engraving Co.
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—
Corp.,
(quar.)
Rockawe.y
Dufl-N:rton
8-15
8-15
10- 1
—
Chemical
Alcolac
8-31
4c.
$0.7579
held)
B
Drexel
Payable of Rec.
$3772c
—
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Inc.
B
class
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
Insurance
Aetna
pref.
6%
Ltd.,
Brothers
&
9
Jahn
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
9
35c
(quar.)
Corporation, common
4% ^preferred
(quar.)
When Holders
Per
Share
Name of Company
Acklands,
Dover
9-
1
25c
Mfg.
Clay
S. 1
Dravo
(
-
(W.
10-
10c
& Anglo Investment
preferred (quar.)
5%
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
75c
(quar.)
^
Dominion
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
20c
(quar.)
Crystal Salt
Bros.
Dickey
Then we follow witlji
show the payments previ¬
nounced during the current week.
Inc.
Foods
Diamond
separate
Share
of Company
9
(quar,)— —
8-
9-16
9-
3
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
1
7-24
9-16
8-lj
8-
9-17
25c
; 62%c
51
9-1$
10-
1
9-16
9-
5
8-" 8
10-
1
9-10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Pabst
Pacific
Far
East
Paciiic
3
(quar.)
2
6'/a%
8-
1
Travelers
Tucson
(Subject
Patiie
Pearl
Co.,
4.68%
8-15
3
9-
3
$1.25
9-
3
8-12
15c
—
—
9-
1
9-27
9-
9ls;
$1
Fe„er
Paul,
Common
Puic
una,
-
investment
$i.60
6Vi.%
(quar.)
9-
2
1
8-
1
8-15
10-
$1.75
:;
61V2C
Cotton;
$2
Oil
9-
1
9-
(quar.)___
15c
'vV; 10c
T">;
—
Washington
8-15
preferred (quar.
Service Co.
of Indiana—
50c
Common
(quar.)
32 VaC
Aro
6
Gas,
(quar.)
common
:
Arwood
9-
3
8-15
2c
9-
8-12
1
65c
10-
1
(quar.)
Atico
Atlantic
8-20
8-
6
r,Anain-ic
1
7-25
1
8-15
1
9-16
8-28
5%
8-15
15C
9-
4
8-
Miles
&
Wysong
9-
2
8-14
9-
3
8-
9
Quaker
City
omitted
ment
Real
,
Insurance
Silk
this
at
Hosiery
Republic
(dividend
time)
Co.
Mills
Insurance
V; 8-30
7 V2C
9-13
8-23
9-12
8-12
9-1
8-16
9-20
8-12
10-15
8-12
■*;
i':
40c
(Texas)
3
8-
1
Avco
40c
9-10
20c
(quar.)
27C
T
8-!
7-24
1
8-26 r
i
9-
3
8-
6%
Rcu_iri0
d
$1.50
Inc.,
Mj.m
com.
J30c
_•_
(quar.;
5'%
Gear
Ruppert
(quar.)
&
buc
Co.
tnis
ai.
4V2%
preferred
Russe.l M«g.
1 Ryan
8-16
9-13
37 Vac
(common
-
5
3
8-16
9-
3
8-15
Vending
8-12
8-
5
Oil
Bank
&
of
(San
Corporation
Adirondack
Adley
1
Bank
8-
3
bayiess
9-
7
8-12
Bearings,
10c
8-30
8-16
Beaver
30c
9-10
8-21
Beam
20c
8-15
7-31
I2V2C
8-28
8-12
$1.12 Va
25c
(quar.)_c________I_
5c
10-
1
9-10
9-13
9-
6
9-
of
$5.50
•'
Saint
Inc.
1
deposit
Antonio
rcts._______n_^^__
Corp.___
!•
$0,093
;
___,
Ltd.
Associates
Seaboard
Seaboard
Finance
$6.25
(G.
Selected
Signal
D.)
Class
&
B
i
Co.
iquar.)
Insurance
Gas,
Co.
Southern
class
A
_
Water,
Nitrogen
(initial
common
Stewart; Warner Corp. (quar.)
Still-Man
Manufacturing Corp.,
Summers
(John)
Sunbury
Superior
stocks
Syracuse
on
40c
9-
6
8-
5
(quar.)__
31c
9-28
9-
5
Corp.
Ll
A~
v
and
5%
Mfg.
at
5c
8-29
8-15
16V4C
9-
3
7
8-16
12 Vac
12 Vac
Bank
American
8-16
9-
6'%
from
8-29
7
7-
1
American
Caii
8-15
8-
1
American
Cement
$1.25
9-
3
8-15
(ruar.)
,
_____________
"""
""~+"
preferred
A preferred
Export
(guar.)_„11Z1"1~~~~^~1
(quar.)
:~
"11-
_
~"~Z
~~~
Z__ZZ~IZ
"Z"
5.85% preferred (quar.)
6.70%
preferred
(quar.)"! _-Z
~~
Texaco Canada. Ltd., 4%
pfd. (quar )
Instruments,
Pacific
Paper
Drug
Co.
preferred
(quar)
Z
(quar.)_ZZZZZZ_
pfd.
Oil
(increased)
Eox,
of
A
Ltd.
(auar.)ZZZZZZZZ
common
(quar.)
Corp.
77*1
6
7-
1
9-
1
8-
9
$1.12 Va
9-
1
8-
9
$1.18%
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
$1.38
(quar.)__
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
9
$1.40
9-
1
8-
9
$1.43%
9-
1
8-
9
$1.45
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
$1.67 Va
t$l
10-19
9-30
9-10
8-
25c
8-
1
7-15
30c
9-
3
8-
9
1-14-64
1-
7
50c
Pennsylvania
Telephone,
6
8-
50c
4%
Coal
8-
$1.46 Yt
~
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Heritage
B
$4.64
(qu&r.
Home
prior
Insulator
t5c
9-
15c
8-16
1
9
American
(quar.).
(quar.).,-.
Insurance
Construction
American
Rubber
&
class
Plastics
American
Seating Co. (quar.)
Smelting & Refining
American
Water
Works,
preferred
preference
5V2%
00
l
CM
9-
2
8-20
25c
9-
2
8-20
35c
8-30
8-15
A
(quar.)
Class
B
Telephone,
Film___.
Anthony
Pools,
Argus Corp.,
Partic.
Inc.
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
.
Ltd., common (quar.)
non-voting class B pref. (quar.)__
7-25
8-: 5
$1.75
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
10-
1
1'
;
8-20
(quar.)
cl. A
(quar.);-
8- 15
8-
quar.)
Mfg.
Co.,
10-18
1
10-18
f4c
1-17
8-14
7-24
7-31
8-15
8-29
9-13
8772c
10-1
8-28
7-31
8-30
8-16
9-
4
10-
1
9-
9-
1
8-30
25c
6
8-
9-
3
8-15
9-
1
8-
5
1
5c
A
9-30
9-16
15c
common
8-16
8-2
75c
25c
9-
8-15
1
8-
5
A
Co.
7-
5
Investment
8-15
15c
9-
3
8-
8-
9
7-26
31'Ac
9-
4
8-20
$30c
(accum)
(quar.)
A
9-15
5c
class
(quar.)
9
8-7
8
Burlington
8
Burns
J.)
9-
5
30c
9-
1
8-
2
9-30
9-
9
10-21
10c
Co.
International
3
9-25
25c
10-
10-
1
9-
15c
10c
1
9-
40c
income)
(quar.)
11-
Agency
1
(s-a)
Inc.
(W.
9-23
9-
30c
(quar.)
Oil
net
1
_
Corp., class
Fund, Ltd.—
Watch
8-15
8-31
10-
12V2C
(quar.)
95c
$1.3772
$3.80 pfd.
11-1
9-12
2-1- 64
of
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
8c
H-19
1-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Creek
Bullock's.
7-31
,
11-
11-
pay¬
tax
(quar.)
Buckingham
8-15
;
J4c
2IV2C
(interim
1
3
11- 30
1
8-23
Ltd.—
income
10-
9-
\
3
9-
...35c
(quar.)
(Charles)
(From
:
$4c
,,,
7c
(increased)
Co.
Mills,
Bulova
i
7-31
•
8- 3L
12V2Cv
2772c,
:
Co.,
British
Stores
Arms
Brunning
7-26
9-16
8-15
30c
•
10c
ordinary
less
Shoe
Bruck
7-23
9-i6
;
8- 30
1$1.56
Brown
Browning
9-10
8-26
6
.
25c
class
Buck
8-16
1
3
$1.40
(quar.)
9-4
-
10-
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
Sharpe
8-15
8-15
9- 4
9-1
5
8-15
,
J
(quar.)
Engineering
8-15
Detective
(quar.)
8-29
Burroughs
Calandra
Corp.
(quar.)
Photo, class A (initial)
9-
1
California
Electric
9-
3
8-14
California
Ink
9-15
9-5
California
9-
8-22
10c
(initial)
1
8-20
8-20
B
9-
3
.
Class
3c
8-30
S-30
9-10
California
11-29
25c
9-14
8-26
20c
8-16
8-
2272C
9-16
8-30
25c
9-16
8-30
12-
6
7V2c
8-12
7-29
8-
1
5.30%
9-
5
8-22
5.28%
9-
5
1
8-12
(increased
5.367c
5.207c
5.20%
9-
8-15
Cameo-Parkway
Camlock
1
8-15
9-
3
8-15
8-15
8-
1
9-13
8-20
9-27
9-
3
8-
1
Canada
8-15
8-
1
Canada
9-3
8-9
9-
9
8-16
7-26
7-26
8-15
7-31
Records,
class
A
9-13
8-28
7VaC
9-
2
7-31
7VaC
9-
2
7-31
6c
,v'
(From
&
Canners,
Fund,
net
7-31
7-31
Cut
Stone
8-15
8-15
7-31
32V2c
10c
8-15
7-31
9-10
8-15
8-15
10-30
10-15
1-30-64
i 1-15
4-30-64
9-14
8-16
8-15
7-31
class
A
-
7-31
,
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., common
Participating class A (quar.)
Canadian
7-31
8-15
fl5c
tl5c
fl5c
(quar.)
Foils
Canadian
7-31
8-15
8c
(quar.)
L—
Crushed
Canadian
8-15
1272c
(quar.)
8-12
10c
8-30
8-15
'3372c
32V2c
(quar.)__
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-15
J40c
preferred G
preferred H
Fastener
Corp.
Campbell Machine Inc.—
15c
2V2C
(quar.)—
9-16
9-16
8c
8- 2
8-
9-
8-30
25c
27'/2C
20c
32V2C
27'/2c
33'/rc
8c
8-30
1
_*—Lj
^
quar.)__
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
preferred F. (quar.)
8-15
1
2
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Water, Service, common
preferred C (quar.)
4.40%>
8-15
preferred
Packing
5
__i
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
8-
1
9-
Interstate
convertible
8-15
9-10
9-10
22c
California
5%
9-27
(quar.)
Power
Telephone Co. (quar.)
California-Pacific Utilities, common (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
9-13
40c
,__
9-13
8-29
40c
A
8-
9-30
9-
.
,
(quar.;
Fintube
17Vac
(quar.)
&
Sons
Company
50c
Inc.
Chemical
8-30
4%>
'
Brown
9-16
8- 9
1
4-15
4-30-64
Inc.—
Brown
31V4C
Anglo-Canadian
Anken
1-15
37V2c
..
income)_______
6
34%c
(quar.)
1-31-64
25c
,
(initial
Telephone
Co.,
&
70c
(quar.)
10-15
9-25
$0.2848
common
7
10-31
20c
B)
;
(quar.)
&
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__!
Corp.,
Inc.
9
8-15
40c
:
Co.__x^
common
(quar.):
Electric
class
and
common
Taunton Gas,
Union Gas—
6c
-
8
2-
15c
8-
9-12
27Vac
Company
Anderson
J.)
Brown
12V2c
Corp., class A (quar.)
Industries
(quar.)____-__
Anaconda
A
(quar.)
preferred A
572%
>
(quar.)_
(initial)
preferred
■
(Galveston)
Amerline
Amsted
9-
6c
Corp.,
Pipe
9
11-
Co.—
_u___
Brass
&
Broadway-Hale
30c
Phoenix
8-
2
20c
—
Quarterly
&
Inc.
12c
>
3
3-2-64
50c
8-
5
10-15
9-10
$1.0674
Co.
9
9-
12-
30c
Insurance
investment
20c
(monthly)-
9-13
27.V2C
22VaC
Co.
American
5%
9-
1
'
9-13
1
<
17V2c
,
$1.16
Corp.
American
4.90%
8-31J
8c
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
American
8-9
5c
Corp.
National
9-1
1
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
Anheuser-Busch
8-23
35c
~~_1
Meter
$5.50
25c
(quar.)
Products
preferred
9-13
37V2c
(quar.)_____.
American Metal Climax, Inc.—
4V47c
1
10-
$1.56V4
1—____________
Assurance
preferred
Home
Brooklyn
10-
(quar.)__
Publishing,
American
$1.33%
preferred
____!!!!
(quar.)_
Class
8-16
50c
;
1
10-
;
;
common
Raceway,
Oxygen
of
4%
9-10
10-
Lines___________
Furniture
American
British
Brockton
1
3V4C
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
preferred
ment
12Vac
(quar.)_
(quar.—
8-13
(quar.)
class
on
Products
6V4%
Bullock
com.
3
38% % )
"
income)
9-
(quar.)
Columbia
8-13
87Vs>c
17V2c
(quarterly
8-15
$1
7c
(E.
9-20
8-16
8-15
25c
common
3
V
(quar.)
Brown
(quar.)__
Corp.,
Bowman
8-27
$43c
16c
—_
9-
In¬
income)
10-21
9- 3
9-10
$15c
—_______
British
Corp., 3 7a%
pfd. (quar.)____
Fund, Inc. (quarterly from investment
Boston
7-26
t25c
t56V4C
_____
7-31
7-31
20c
Life
Tobacco,
Brooks
9-
75c
Co.,
class
American
1
$1.25
preferred
preferred
Texas
7-26
8-
$1.28'A
5.75%
Texas
1
8-30
20c
(quar.)ZZIZZIZ"~"™~7'~~
(quar.).
5.80%
Inc.
8-
Co.
8- 9
'
(quar.)
Shares, Inc.
investment
net
9-16
8-
9-
8-2
3
8-10
receipts—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Aiuminum
8-10
93%c
—
dep.
Eorg-Warner
9-20
(quar.)
Business
8-
$6.25
8-15
30c
'■
8-30
15c
8-
Corp.
Co.
net
75c
$1
(quar.)
Note
preferred
American
Bohn
Brach
(quar.)
common
preferred
American
(quar. )__^_
5%
3V2%
$.009
(ciuar.)
Tokheim
8-12
Corp.—
preferred
Thrift
9-10
50%
Transmission
(auar.)
preferred
(ouar.
Thompson
65c
Airlines,
American
preferred
'Tidewater
American
(divi-
referred
Texas
4V»%
American
8-12
time)
_____
5.35%
Texaco,
8-21
8-12
25c
Corp
this
Ltd.
Ltd.—
preferred (initial)
&
Foreign Power
1
Bobbie
British
25c
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)____——
Aluminium, Ltd., common (quar.)_
9-10
10-
in¬
net
Canada
of
(From
8%c
4%
9-10
50c
_
5.52%
5.60%
r„
9
Co.
50c
;;
15c
Quarterly
Ridge Mutual Fund,
8c
—
c
50c
82 V2
3c
omitted
preferred.
preferred
5.125%
$1.12 Va
$3.75
Aluminum
9-13
15c
less
Blue
1-31
(quar.)
7-31
9-30
}47Vac
Quarterly
7-26
—
Co.
W.)
Bonnet
8-15
8-26
20c
Quarterly
Blue
8-15
7-31
11 %c
(quar.)
Bloomfield Building Industries,
Bell, Inc. (quar.)
7-18
3
1
1
8-30
Savings
Blue
8- 8
8-30
8-31
99-
'
(quar.)_^
(quar
preferred
9-30
(quar.)
&
Manufacturing
(quar.)____
Valley Gas & Electric—
5.60%
preferred, (quar.)
4V4 Vo
preferred (quar.)
Bros.
8-31
11-29
f36c
(quar.)
Steel
Bloch
9-16
12-16
15c
dividend
(E.
6
'i5%
common
Company
Bliss
6
8-
t31VtC
Blackstone
8-14
(quar.)__—z__
of
Co,
7%
7-26
8-
8-23
50c
Bibb
50c
Cement (quar.)__—
America, common
preferred
(quar.),
Aluminum
&
2-28-64
:
Corp., common
preierred
(quar.)
American
dividend
Common
V
-
8-
7-15
time)
&
(Holdings)
Eastern
4 75%
8-30
8-1
pfd
(quar.)
Malleable
payment,
4.50%
9-15
8-30
Corp.
(Stock
8-20
8-23
i5c
Gossett
Bethlehem
2
8-12
3
50c
V
Amer.
Standard
3%
(quar.)_______—__—
(quar.)
of
Beneficial
Best
2
-V
(quar.)_
of 14%
38% % )
Finance
3%
—
Alpha, Portland
-
income)
Stores
Stock
Texas
1
9-13
Arts
Inc.
Stores
<&%
9-15
5c
$0,059
Fenn
Haute
dent
(quar )
•
)_!!!*"""""""
A
10-
1
Allied
American
&
vestment
Tesro
55c
10-
5
37 V,c
Onitlal-quar.)
class
coin.,
at this
$1.25
9-
15c
_
cl.
$1.12 Va
9-28
5
—
(quar.)
Co.
&
88-
77^81
22V2C
Beneficial
7c
dividend
Control
Allied
7-16
(increased-quar.).
Television-Electronics Fund -(frcm
Terre
Radio
8-
~~~
omitted
Graphic
Mills
8-20
(quar 7
"~
(quar.)___.
Ltd
(quar.
the
Transit
Allied
8-30
Window—
(Payments
Tavjcr
Sons,
Products
Milk
8-12
9-10
______
new
8-26
'Stock
Allied
9-10
Standard Oil Co. of
California, com. (quar )
$3.30 conv pfd. (quar.)_^.
___________
Standard Oil Co. of New
Jersey...
Stein Hall & Co.
(quar.)___
o!erlin?
8-
10c
quar.)
Special Invesments & Securities
Sperrv-Rand Corp., $4.50
pfd. -
v
S
8-23
5
4%
Bell
8-15
1
9-
25%
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-10
45c
8-12
—
8-30
9-30
-
—
Corp.) (quar.)____
.'
All-State Credit Corp. (stock dividend).
60c
(increased-quar,)!-!
Southern
9-
8-15
—
Chemical
Allied
'
7-18
9-15
r
20c
1%
7-18
8-.15
9-21
7 V2c
'
8-15
Allied
9-10
15c
preferred (quar.)_
_ZZ~_~ZZZ__~~_
preferred (quar.)
;-______!!Z!ZZ!_ZZ
Southern N-.tural Gas
t25c
9
9
7-22
9-10
20c
15c
(quar.)!_ZZZ
7-18
9
8-
1
10c
I
8-15
8-
9-19
8-26
8-
20c
I
$5
t25c
__—
8-12
___.
4%'
•
8-
10-10
50c
*
$4.50
•.
1
1
1
1
1
L„d.—
preferred (quar.)
f$1.56V4
preferred (quar.)
$$1.43%
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry. (quar.)_J25c
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (increased quar.)_
f40c
Alison
Ayres, Inc.
(year-end)________
12V2c
35c
_
common
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Class
$1.56 Va
_____
A
5.75%
ZII_Z
dividend
(quar.)
Line Co.,
Trunk
8-20
9-17
9-12
9-12
9-12
9-12
8-12
Distilling—
Petroleum,
Common
8-15
3
9-10
8-20
10c
(qua,r.)____
payment
Common
4Vo
0-10
1
20c
__________
91010101010-
$1.23
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
8-15
8-19
8-31
$1.15
6V4%
~
(quar.)
International
&
9-19
9-19
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__^__
preferred
4.52%
Alberta
10-10
-
(quar.)
Gas
Stock
4.52%
1
9-13
10-10
(quar.)I_
J.)
Snap-On Tools Qoro. (quar.)
Sccony-Mobil Oil (quar.)™_______Z____Z_Z
South Texas
Development (quar.J
Southern
8-
8-15
I-
$1.25
,
(N.
(quar.)__.
Industries
.
2
$1.18%
Simplex Wire & Cable <quar.)___
Simplicity Mfg., class A (quar.)
Simpson Lee Faper (quar-.)
Smith
10"
preierred
Class
(quar.)______^.__________
&
Risks
Oil
9-
2dc
■
Co.—
preferred
Searle
.
8-!S
J7'/2C
i-___,^.I_ZZZ!'
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
'
j
'353
Scott-LaSalle',
'
7V2c
42V2C
$1.37V2
$1.05
(quar.)_:
common
preferred
4.60%
7-31
1
10-
2 7c
(quar.)______
Group, Ltd.
Tax
■
9-14
dividend
(Final
5
8-21
J5c
: i
Trust
(quar.)
Markets, Inc.
(quar.)
B.)
8-
9-15
10- .1
;
Corp.
National
Aircraft
(James
5
9-12
14c
(Increased-quar.)
7-25
8-15
9- 3
9- 5
12VaC
62V2c
'
Corp.,
(quar.)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
Gcbain—
American
San
Gas
3-
8-15
J.)
8-
10c
3IV4C
Montreal
(A.
Beecham
America—
of
Co.
(quar.)
A
12V2c
—
Co.
Parking
Class
8-15
9-27
7V2c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
Alabama
(quar.)
shares
(quar.)
Corporation
Airport
3
8-13
I2V2C
10c
10c
(quar.)
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
8-26
8- 9
9-3
8-2
Share
Industries
Reduction
-xy
(stock dividend).™
(increase quar.)
Aroostook
Francisco)
8-
1
(quar.)
9-12
f$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
America
40c
A
9-13
8-20
3
$300
;•
Tools
;■ 7-26
9-27
7 60c'
;
Inc.
■;;:8- 9
J20c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____
8-10
(quar.)
endorsed
Inc.,
AMT
%
(quar.)
common
3
3
9-
.
!
Industries,
9-
50c
9-
9-
Line
preierred
t$1.37Va
—
(quar.)—
class
Corp.
AMP,
Aeroquip
(quar.)
Co.
ABC
Co.,
Corporation
Bangor
8-31
8-20
Per
Air
-
__;
Aeronautical
5
9-
9-
payment
'
nme)
9-
9-13
10c
;
Tool
(Jacob)
uni.tfcu
1
(quar. >____^
Air
1
f 8-15
vVL...;;. -,Z
30c
corp.
1
8-
8-31
1
9-
35c
-
8-
9-14
5c
,
(quar.) /
dividend
5.75%
Baker
Baker
17 Vac
9
25c
preferred
Rpcnesief; Transit Corp. -(quar.)
Ross
9-
Z
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_
Corporation (quar.)
Electronics Corp.
(quar.)
8-12
8-31
30c
Name of Company
Building Materials, Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
1
40c
Quarterly
Belco
Revelstoke
9-
9-
'.-5c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
give
we
7-31
1
Gold
Bacardi
25c
the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
Below
8-15
8-15
9-
General
Z; -Stock
1
pay¬
(quar.)__
Co.
9-
1
15c
40c
r56V4C
;
Sugar Refineries Co., Ltd.—.
come
17c
8-16
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Aunor
8-15
5c
(quar.)
Creations,
(quar.)^
(quar.)
Refining
Stock
Youthcraft
8-16
9-13
Waters *: (quar.)__
Industries, common (quar.)_
$1.25
convertible
preferred
(quar.)___
Atomics Physics & Science Fund
(quar.)
8-15
1
9-13
t4uar.)
common
Charlotte
8-
25c
22V^c
com.
$1.20
35c
Wyandotte
Worsted
(quar.)_—,——
Wyckoff Steel Co.——L-——
9-
8-
-
9
35c
—_
8-15
9-
8-
1
1
(quar.)
&
,8-
1%
1
9-
1
9-
7V2C
Ry. (s-a)_^__ .1 $4.50
\_Oaoa _iuu Co.
(Conn.; (quar.)_^^_ V "
60C
Avlandc CzaSj Line RR. (quar.
V; V 50c
Atlas
com
4
Co., Ltd.
Iron
(quar.)
Co.,
Financial
8-
95c
Apparel, class A
Telephone Co. (Conn.)
H.)
99-
(quar.)___
4Va%>
pfd.
puritas
Corp.
Common
9-13
9-10
50c
—
9-
26c
_
A
60c
68%c
i
baby Services Inc. (quar.)__^
Associated Dry Goods
(quar.)_:____
Atchison Topeka & Santa le Ry.—.
9-16
$2
Bros.
(G.
&
8-
(quar..-t 65%c
C
Gas,
«...
Associated
8
8-
8-30
.
1
—;
Woodward
27c
preferred.;; (quar.).
&
pref.
Water
Class
6
10-
Alabama
of
Louisiana
Corporation,
8-
$1.37 Va
—--—
dividend
Ry.
preferred series
convj
9-
10c
8-15
87 Vac
_
4.16%
8-
Artesian
r
,
9-10
'
1
Atlanta
(quar.)—
Woodbury
Increased-quar.
Woods
conv.
Public
8-30
3
9-
2
27Vac
—
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Winkleman
9-13
$1.08%
preferred
(quar.):
preferred
(quar.):—
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Common
5
9-
i
8-
9-13
$1.75
5
Insurance-
1
9-
87 V2C
Westinghouse Electric, common
3.80%
preferred (quar.)—.—
'
Research
3
Works—
8-
:
9-
37 Vac
(quar.)——_
8-
1
8-
59c
90c
37V2C
-ir—
Match
Power
Western
Stock
61c
Producers
9-10
Western
)
Providence
,
9-10
8
1
AiTOWneau
(quar.)—,
Co.
9-
90c
>
1
the com¬
:
8-14
Walgreen Co. (quar.)
^1.*
(Stockholders will vote at a special meetV
ing to be held on Sept. 17 on a proposed 2-for-l split)
'■
' ■■
West Chemical Products, Inc. (increased) — Vv:
5'/2%" preferred
on
8-24
— ---v;
(quar.I
62VaC
Arkansas
9
8-
9-
17 Vac
(from net investment
Corp.
(quar.)
Avnet
1
8-
8-16
27VaC
-
8-
preferred
82.40
8-15
8-28
8-15
6
2
9-
9-16
1
$2.50
$4.35
8-30
'
1
9-
1
$2.65V2
5c
10-
20c
9-
$2.75
62 V2C
8-30
$1.16 V4
(quar.)
common
27Vac
$2.36
9-
Co.,
9-16
(quar.)
8-15
1
(quar.)_^
Service
Payable of Rec.
15c
preferred
2
8-
:
Corp.—
conv.
Raalte
Van
8-
10-
$1.75
mon,
5%
preferred and
omitted at this time)"
9-20
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)
——~
Vitamix Pharmaceuticals
'■—Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
(increased)——
8-15
1
31 'Ac
—
.M"/o
Products
Whelan
9
9-16
4UC
__
_
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co. (payments
8-
2
16 %C
12C
_
.
preierred
Universal
2
9-
tquar.)
preferred
Public
(increased).
new
Holders
When
Share
Power,
$1.10
on
Steel
7%
2
.8 Vac
(quar.)
S.
3Va%
9-
(quar.)—
■
Dye
Piece
United
net
irom
9-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
*
National Bank (Oregon) (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)__———_
S.
U.
8-9
n $1.25
pfd.
U,
8-12
3
9-
$1.25 preierred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
8-
9-
98%c
:
Co.,
preierred
2
9-10
$1.23%
,_—
(quarterly
inj.
Income)
Finance
8
91V4C
prefeired (quar.).:
3.95%
prefeired
(quar.)—__
4.95%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
44c
$4.25
8
8-
25C
3.65%
Pioneer
8-
8-15
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
of America
Co.
United-Greenfield
United
8-22
1
30c
(quar.)
inc.
Petersburg
& Hopewell Gas
(quar.)—
Philadelphia Suburban Water—
9-10
—
united Science Fund
5
8-15
75c
8-16
——
(quar.;
corp.
8-30
9-15
$1
8-30
-
50c
;i"
Funds—
8-15
•25c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples 'lelepr.one Cor p. J common (quar.) —
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
.—_
Pepperell
Manufacturing
(quar.)—
biscuit
United
8-20
Caroiue
faper
x>a0-oamp
United
8-20
57 Vac
____
___—:
9-
■
$0,403
45c
(quar.)
Ciiioxi
Union
5
8-
Inc.
UARCO,
8-15
1
9-
25c
58 VaC
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Publishing (quar.)
5%
7
35c
;;
,4.60%
Penion
1
8-
8-16
8-15
3
'
(Fla.)___
Insurance
Life
Fruit
Penn
5c
:
8-
8-21
8-15
12»/2C
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Brewing
Peninsular
Paper
Co.,
7
8-
9-
$1
Parchment
Equipment
8-15
6
8-28
__
Motors
Paramount
Paierson
9-
20c
7c
(quar.)
8-30
i.
Electric Light «ss Power
Gas,
pre¬
held)
Tung-Sol Eiec^ric, Inc. (no action taken
quarterly payment aue at this, time)
5%
preierred series of 1957
(quar.)
"21"
brands,
Inc. (quar.)
Twin Disc Clutch (quar.)
_______—
sicn
Corp.
(No)
co.
$4.65
Arizona
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Trust
of
snare
common
Per
•
Name of Company
Arkansas-Missouri
8-15
1
common
(quar.)—
preferred
'lienton
9-10
9-17
5%
Oil Co.
(stock dividend)
California Coip. Commisapproval)
Packaging Corp. of America
(quar.)
Vegetable
to the
8-
3
9-
$2
Corp.,
9-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
pfd.
investing
tA stocK dividend of
one
ferred for each 100 shis.
8-16
1
8-13
6oC
(quar.)
NY
of
Co.
9-
4Va%
Corp.,
Transamerica
Transcontinental
8-12
'
P^percrait
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
9
8-
8-21
$0.3281
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
Lumber
Pacific
9-
25c
Line—,
Insurance
Pacific
o) Rec.
When
Per
I
Holders
Payable
25c
(quar.)—
(La)
Insurance
Employers
5V*%
1
Co.
Brewing
When
Snare
Company
Pacilic
1st
.
(478)
10
tl8%c
(quar.)
8-15
4-15
7-31
10-
1
8-30
9-
1
8-
Inc.—
investment
General
income)
Electric
Co.,
!
Ltd. (quar.)
10c
t5c
10- 1
7
9-10
Volume
198
Number
6287
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Per
Name of
Canadian
Company
Canadian
Power
(Increased
Canadian
5%
»,*&•
(increased
When
J15c
9-30
Pafc>er Securities, Ltd.—
&
annual)
(increased
preferred
Canadian
quar.)
'
Western
Mills,
Class
B
Natural
common
Gas,
8-30
8-15:
7-31
8-15
7-31
$20c
8-31
8-15
9-2
8-15..!":.
Cosmos
Couvrette
9-
^
'•'£
(quar.)
80c
8-
6
'•
98-
(quar.)________45c
preferred
preferred
9-10
8-16
8-15
8-
8-15
8-
4Ma%
preferred
preferred
junior
Zeiieroacn
8-31
8-15
Cuneo
t-ress,
1
8-15
; 12-
1
11-15
8-22
30c
8-10'
Instruments
Corp.
Cnarge Service, Inc.—
4.64%
Central
Soya
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
■*
$3
preferred
Chase
(A.
B.)
Co.
Del*
8-26
8-26.
9-30
8-26
9-30
•8-26
Denison
8-15
1
9-13
Denver
$1.19
10-
1
9-13
Denver
C\ 10-15
9-30
8-13
7-30
8-24^
8-
8-10
7-30
9-13*
8-22
12V2c
45c
•
9-
8-15*'
'7-12
•
9-13
$4
;
35c
$1.12y2
$1
'
8-15
7-30
(quar.)
9-30
1 10-151*
11-
1
>■
30c
9-
8-15
9-26
Chicago Title & Trust
Co.
Chickasha
-yi)
3
5
9-
5
8-19
Diversified
10-
2
9-18
Dobbs
Dodge Mfg.
23c
^
preferred (quar.)
i
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)
,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:
*
Transit
for
Cities
(one
each
Co._
share
shares
25
7-15
$1
10-
1
1
9-13
40c
9-
1
8-16
9-
Bus
Line
Illuminating—..
(initial-quar.)
common
gtd.
preferred
of
Plastics
Columbia
Bronze
Gas
^
(stock
Corp.
System
dividend)™
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Stock
stockholders
Combined
Locks
Aug.
on
to
Commerce
Title
Commonwealth
Community
(Memphis)—
(quar.)_.
common
Telephone
(York,
Co.
(Pa.)
Pa.)
Nat'l
Bank
40c
(quar.)
(Bridgeport,
*onv.
Class
A
A
$5.52
$4.16
(?as
Power
preferred
preferred
(Houston)
$3.75
(quar.)
8-10
25c
*
10c
1
8-22
12-' 1
11-22
9-30
8-30
9-30
,
8-15
7-31
8-
7-19
5
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
.10-
1
9- 3
10- 1
9-
3
8-15
9-20
Co.
2
9-16
:
9-
9- 3
common
(quar.)
Life
7-31
8-15
7-15
preferred
Co.,
9-
12-
1
8-
8
1
11-
8
8-20
7-19
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-
3
8-23
General
Electric
9-
3
8-23
9-12
7-12
10-
10-
1
9-
6
8-20
8-
5
22J/2c
$1
8-23
8-
5
8-30
8-20
—
6% pfd. (quar.)_.
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
—
Ltd.—
—1
(quar.)
9-15
4-
Public
General
1
Signal
Steel
8-26
8-15
8-15
8- 7
7-25
7-12
General
5%
t25c
(quar.)
Co.,
8-15
8-30
9-30
9-16
8-z3
8-15
7-26
8-15
7-26
15c
;
25c
8-15
7-26
$1.12%
:__™.
10-
1
9-13
25c
9-27
9-13
12M2C
1
8-26
8-
5
Ordinary
(final
British income tax
9-20
50c
5
8-
9
32 M2C
8-30
8-
9
$1.18%
(quar.)
9-15
8-30
8-26
7-26
9-
tquipmenc—
(quar.)
Utilities
Corp.
30c
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Industries
Telephone
preferred
10-
9-
1
9
25c
9-30
9-18
33c
(quar.)
8-15
7-25
32 Mac
8-16
Genuine
8-15
Genungs Ihc., 5%
pfd.
Gerber
Products '—
1
Parts
Co.
11-
1
10-
1
9-3
Gillette
8- 9
Ginn
Company
&
9-
3
8-15
55c
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
;—
(i[uar.)___l_^
1
9-
9-
3
8-16
32 Mac
9-
6
8-23
27 Mac
1
5
9-
3
H-15
9-11
8-28
(quar.)
15c
(quar. J
Knitting Mills. Inc.
Company
(quar.)
Golden Nugget, Inc.
9-
9-
IDC
(quar.)
Gloray
6
10c
(quar.)—
Industries
10-
$2.50
12 Mac
15c
Godfrey
50c
•
3
8-19
8-30
8-16
8-
1
7-15
9-
3
9-
(quar.)
12 Mac
(quar.)
Rubber
8-15
15c
Brick
Goodall
7-25
62 Mac
!
(s-a)
Globe-Wernicke
7-2
8-15
Wisconsin—
Glen-Gery Shale
7-22
10- 1
8-2
7-25
25c
(quar.)
Company
8-30
7-75
8-15
$1.25
of
Co.
8-15
31M4C
(quar.)
9-14
8-30
1
8-22
\
Inc.—
(quar.)
8-30
10-
9-16
$0.7146
(quar.)
Telephone Co: of Florida—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)_
General Telephone Co.
of Kentucky—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. (Ohio)—
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
7-31
8-31
45c
flOc
8-
8-15
9-10
General
8-28
8V2c
56M4C
25c
Advertising
preferred
General
912-
115c
8-10
1
1
Goodman
20c
8-
1
Goodrich
11-
55c
8-15
9-30
8-14
8-20
Gordon
8-20
8-2
Gould-National
9-16
9- 3
Gould
9- 5
Goodwill
7c
8-15
8-
9-10
8-20
9-16
9- 3
7-31
Grace
National
Grand
Union
8-15
1
8-15
8-
1
dividend)
(Washington,
Atlantic
Great
Great
31'Ac
_
8-23
Lakes
Great
Northern
8-9
9- 3
8*
1
Lv
7-31
9-
Corp.—
—
——
i—.—-——
(quar.)—
.__
Business
Gas Co., common
(quar.)
4.36%
(quar.)
preferred
Equity Capital Co. (quar.)
—■—,—-—™
Equity Corp., $2 conv. preferred (quar.)™
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. gtd. (quar.)_
15c
10c
25c
9-12
9-30
8-14
9-30
$1.02%
$1.06V4
$1.37'/2
$1.34
$1.41%
$1.37%
$1.42
$1.60
$1.25
$1.217/a
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3
9- 3
9-3
10-21
45c
$1.25
$1.18%
25c
17M>c
46%c »
$1.09
8c
50c
87M?c
5c
Rule
Fabi,
(quar.)l—1
Ltd.
Fafnir
Co.
(quar.)
Bearing Co.
Securities
Fairmont
Foods
25c
50c
(option cash
Co.,
or
stock)—
8-30
8-30
9-10
9-1
9-1
9- 1
8-31
9-1
9-10
■
All
8-5
8- 5
8- 5. )
8-5
8-5
8-5
8-5
8-5
8- 5 '«
8- 5 8-15
9-16
junior preferred (quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd.
25c
River
Farmer
Gas
Bros,
Co.
Traders
Farmers
Underwriters
Fedders
Corp.
Compress
&
Insurance
Co.
7-24
Federal-Mogul-Bower
8-22
Federal
National
.Monthly
Assn.
—
(N.
J.)
Co.
7-19
Assn.
$7.50
;
(monthly)
—
8-
5
8-30
8-23
7-19
1
9-14
9-6
10-
B
7-31
2
25c
9-27
9-
9-
3
3
8-19
8-23
7-29
8-31
8-
9-10
8-16
20c
10-1
25c
9-15
30c
9-
1
6
8-25
(Houston)—
!>
1
Guardian
Mutual
&
(from
net
Gulf
Power
4.64%
Gulf
Ohio
preferred
Western
Co.
8-
9
7-25
8-
9
7-25
8
8-
8
8-30
8-
8
8-30
8-
8
8-21
CO
CO
8-30
1
9
8-22
12-16
11-29
40c
9-10
9-
8-
2
Mines,
Co.
dividend)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
10-
1
9-15
5%
10-
1
8-30
9-
8-15
1
9-
6
(quar.)——_———_
9-
3
8-12
J25C
common
9-24
f4c
preferred
(quar.)
& Harman,
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Hanna
Mining Co.
(quar.)_
—
Hanna (M. A.) Co. (quar.)__
Hansen
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)—Harbison-Walker Refractories,
com.
(quar.)
preferred
$1.29
60c
(quar.)
Ltd
Cotton,
1
35c
—
(stock
9-15
10-
$1.16
5%
6%
8-23
40c
$1.25
Handy
,
6
$1.25
(quar.).
(quar.)
Water
Halliburton
Hamilton
8-
9-
RR.—
Industries
Hackensack
Hallnor
9- 6
8-22
35c
Co.—
preferred
&
9-30
25c
in¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—
Oil
U5c
1
6
12c
Inc.
Fund,
$5 preferred
Gulf
9-
9-
12-
9c
preferred
$5
9-70
,
12c
Fund
income)
Mobile
Gulf
tl5c
1 MaC
Fund
Administered
vestment
7-31
:
income—
Fund
Stock
8-15
(Delaware) —
Inc.
investment
Aerospace-Science
Fully
9-
3
8-
9
11-15
11-
5
t$1.25
lie
9-
3
8-15
$1.25
9-
3
8-15
9-12
8-23
50c
8-23
25c
9-12
15c
9-13
8-30
45c
9-
3
18- 9
$1.50
10-
10-21
Brace
World
&
7
12 Mac
(quar.)__
9-
6
8-23
J8c
Harcourt
10-
1
9-16
10-
Harding Carpets Ltd., common (quar.)—_
?$0.3594
5%%
preference
(quar.)
—
35c
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
1
9-16
8-16
7-19
6c
8-20
7-31
10c
9-16
9-
30c
8-26
8-15
Hart,
Hastings
Furniture
Haverty
25c
30c
8-30
9-1
9- 3
8-23
Hazeltine
42M2c
9-10
8-16
Hecla
30c
30c
8-15
7-31
8-31
Hayes
New
class A——
Manufacturing Co
Stores,
Harvey
8-23
8-15
8-5
9-16
—
common
9-10
12-10
112 Mac
7 Mac
(quar.)
A
Gas,
(quar.)
net
Common
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bearings
Mortgage
-
8- 1
8-5
35c
(quar.)_
Warehouse
6
.
Insurance—
(quar.)
Federal
8-15
4c
Life
&
8-21
t50c
-
Farmers
,
11-22
8-20
7-16
'
8-30
46MaC
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
(quar.)——
Extra
8-15
11-29
9-13
10- 1
10- X
9-16
62Mac
5%
Fall
Insurance
class
Securities
from
5.16%
8-15
8-15
8-20
8-15
8-9
8-9
8-15
8-2
3-70
7-31
6c
common
(quar.)„
81c
8-15
50c
(quar.)__
(increased)
Voting trust certificates (increased)
Green (A. P.) Fire Brick (quar.)_
Grocery Store Products (quar.)_.
Gross Telecasting Inc., common
(quar.)
Group
8-23
Coal,
Winnipeg
Class
8- 6
'
9- 3 /
9- 3
9- 3 ,
9- 3
9-3
9-3
37Mac
8-30
4
40c
West
Greater
8-
Equitable
Evans
Co.
Quarterly
3
pfd.
Tea
Co.,
Life
8-
9-16
15c
Dock (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Paper Co.
(quar.)
Southern
8-15
40c
8-31
9-16
8-15
5%
(quar.)
&
Paper
8-21
9-
12 Mac
32 Mac
$2
(s-a)
Great Lakes Dredge &
8-23
2%
Capwell Co. (quar.)
Forms, Inc. (quar.)
Emporium
Ennis
Pacific
8-8
8-30
9- 6
9-16
8-15
Electric,
j.
Y.)
(quar.)_
8-23
S
Insurance Co.
(N.
9-13
10%
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
9-
22 Mac
(quar.)
C.)
D.
Bank
30c
—55c
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__
$5 preferred (quar.)_—
$4,875 preferred
(quar.)
Emery Industries (quar.)_.—_______________
Emhart Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
District
A
Government Employees
Great
5.65%
4%%
class
7-10
1
12 Mac
(quar.
A
6.40%
Empire
Inc.
corp.,
class A (quar.)____
Batteries
(quar.)
Properties,
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Stations,
Jewelry
$1.25
J14c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)..
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
F.)
9-1
i$1.75
(quar.)
5.50%
(B.
17'/2c
dividend)™
!
preferred
Mfg.
60c
22'/2c
; ;;
;
Abrasives
&
9-16
9-13
Precision
Corp.
15c
:
(stock
Steel
8-
1
7-19
8-15
9-30
1—
Outdoor
General
$1.50
(stock
50c
10-
9
b-31
45c
(quar.)
less
15<p
Federal
933Ac
7%
Foods
$4.75
12-31
10-31
8-9
8-
Ltd.
Co.
General
1
(accum.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
General
t62y2c
tl2V2c
t20c
t25c
8c
8-15
9-16
9-
37 Mac
(quar.)
Oil
payment of
of
38%%)
8-21
8-15
pfd.
Investors
preferred
30c
quar.)__—.___—
(quar.)—
45c
common
(initial quar.)_
com.
Associates
5.36%
6
Insurance
(quar.)
Can
Drive-In
$4.50
8-22
8-15
30c
(quar.)
American
37y2c
$1.04
(quar.)
Crude
3c
3%
25c
—
$1.13
(quar.)_
General
General
fl5c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%%
8-30
8-15
82y2c
•*
.
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Water
preferred
Continental
8-10
;
$2
tl2c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities
4.10%
4
9-
1
9-
18%c
tl3c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Stainless
Fairfield
;
Co.,
Container Corp. of America,
4%
(
8-20
15c
4M2%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp., common
B
(initial)
American
8-20
an¬
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
9-25
15c
57y2c
s
(quar.)
Continental
8-
60c
General
9-15
10-28
3
9-30
18c
preierred
9- 6
4-15-64
9
from
(quar.)
9-13
1-15-64
b-32
net
securities)
of
(quar.)
convertible preference
$1
8-16
Co.
Co.
preferred
7-31
10-15
cents
11
sale
8-15
$1
Acceptance
$5.25
7-15
1
6
12»/2c
Fund,
new
Inc.,
Ltd.,
5'/2%
9- 1
20c
York (quar.)
8-
plus
8-
9-lJ
45c
from
cents
8-22
3
3
DC
Mines, Ltd.
General
Secu¬
Group
Elox
Corporation (Michigan)—I
El Paso Natural Gas, common.
1
Theatres, Ltd.—
preferred
Consumers
8-
9-
:
10c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Consumers
$4.50
Natural
of New
of
name
(increased
Electro Refractories
'
8-15
,
33c
Financial Corp.
(quar.)__.
Freightways 'reduced )____„
3
Service
Geco
6
less
(Increased-quar.)
Networks
Faectro
6-28
8-15
7-17
;___
:
Edison Co.
Consolidated
8-15
7-31
Conn.)
preferred
Consolidated
Consolidated
8-
40c
$1.37V2
Consolidated
Consolidated
8-15
7-19
<
(increased)
Gas, common (quar.)
1
5%%
preferred (quar.)__
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)
Inc.,
Eastern
7-31
8-30
40c
$1.12 y2
(quar.)__
Hotel
Connecticut
Eastern
9-13
30c
.
Concord Natural
Connohio.
8-12
9- 9
8-15
25c
'
Co.,
preferred
9-30
20%
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
8V2 %
Ltd.
preference
5.35%
(quar.)
A
10-18
con-
(final
(7
from
Industries,
3
con¬
dividend
(see
Kootenay Power Co.,
7%
8-30
V 9-13
Wood
Gas
East St. Louis & Interurban Water—
-
15c
Co.,
Corp.
■
10c
••
Credit
preferred
East
7-31
1
Gar
Gardner-Denver
8-5
Great
of
._.
Commercial
9-17
5
8-5
3
10-31
value stock—
par
Inc.
3
99-
9
8-
3
9-
30c
5C
9-3
stock—
$1
Company (quar.) —_
Duro-TestT Corp., 5% conv. preferred
A 9-17
20c
Guaranty
Quarterly
Quarterly
9
1
.
19)—
class
Paper,
approval
$1
in
Duriron
10- 1
(Chi.)
2
(quar.)
Combustion Engineering
Dura
10-
2%%
(subject
in
value
par
(quar.)
Brewing
Duquesne
6
9
3%
.__
dividend
7-19
9-
,' 8-15
$1.06V*
America
9-
8-
8-22
Co.
Co.
Freres,
8-
29c
of
1
8-16
luc
income
9-
value stock—
par
$2.75
2
9-16
17M2C
;
(quar.)
Monthly
con¬
class A (monthly)——
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
1
%
*
-
9-16
9-11
8c >
Av
9-30
investment
General
Properties,
&
Dupuis
8-
profits realized
Montnly
)
Dunham-Bush,
■
9-3
9c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Class
Dun
9-25
: 87V2c
preferred
Combined
.4y2%
Drew
9- 2
8-15
$20c
•
Inc.
Industries
9- 3
A.--vA; 30c
Pictures Corp.—
Common'
(stock
dividend)
Class
8-9
9- 2
6%
Columbia
$4.25
3
10-
9
8-
7-29
15c
—
&
Jones
Pepper
9-15
$1.75
(quar.)__j__^
(quar.)____£
.
Dow
9-15
$1
X
(quar.)
A
(quar. >
America
Corp.
Columbian
class
(initial-quar.)
common
Colorite
Drackett
50c
—_
$3.50
Dr.
9-13
35c
•
.___
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware,
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
New
7-15
Dresser
87V2c
•:
(s-a)
America,
30c
$1
8-
Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)
(George A.) Co. (quar.)____
of
8c
in
8-26
3
(quar.)_
$1
Quarterly
9-30
$1'.12%
(quar.)
i
Inc.
45c
'
3
9-
Jackson
&
8-30
10c
(quar.)
9-
45c
t$1.25
(quar.)
RR.—
Fruehauf
Fund
8-15
(quar.)
3oc
|
Ltd.
(quar.)
Canada
preferred
Fuller
9-
Co.
Industries,
8-15;
30c
1
(quar.)___^
gtd. (quar.)____^_
Peabody & Co., common (interim)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Colonial
9
/
Co.
of
'
Dover
7
9-
Wayne
9
$1
Ordinary
Inc.
Investment
38%!%
8- 9
A
&
Motor
Motor
5Mj%
Inc.)
8-
^:
—
preferred
special
7%
8-
7-31
8-14
(quar.)
deposit receipts ordinary
Doughboy Industries (stock dividend)
Douglas & Lomason
9
9- 9
56'Ac
;
8-23
8-15
8-
9-
tax)
under
Houses,
of
7-25
8-
8-15
i 9-13
8-15
9-
7-31
7
$1
8-14
9-16
(quar.)
•__
Foxboro
Long & Co., Ltd. Ordinary (interim
payment of 2% less British income tax
8-9
9
1
9-
American
Electric
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 7%
4%
8-30
9- 9
»
—
4%
11-15
9-
65c
$1.10
;
City
_______
20c
City
Investing
(quar.)——___—• 12y2c
City Products Corp. (quar.)__
32y2c
City Water Co. (Chattanooga)—
5%
preferred
(quar.).
■_
$1.25
Cleveland
Cliffs Iron,
common
(quar.)
35c
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.12y2
Cluett
2
9-16
1
9-
8-30
8-12
8-
10c
$1
80c
Ltd.,
.
(quar.):
Corp. (increased-quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Wallace, class B (quur./
Plus,
Ford
Dorman
"v:
8-15
__t
preferred (initial quar.)
Coach Lines
(quar.)___-—;
$4.50
" 8-15
12-
$1.25
Co.
-(quar.)-—j.
$2.25
New
8-16
3
;
held).
Co., -common
preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland
1
9-
$1
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Dominion
Bridge Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
5%
preference
(quar.)
Dominion Stores,
Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1
preference
(quar.)
Donnelley
(R. R.) & Sons (quar.)
9-13
10-
12y2c
Ohio
Service
$4.40
8-15
rities,
6
$1.18%
__
of
8-
preferred
Forbes
5
25c
(one-for-100)
Group
nouncements
"•
quar.)
4%%
Spin-off
9- 3
9-
8-33
9- 5
10c
6-28
7
U-i6
1
10c
Foods
9-5
12-
3%
s-a)___
Florida' Steel
9-5
4
2bC
dividend)--
(initial
'
30c
Electric—
4
25c
(one-for-100)
income
8-
25c
8-
27'/2c
preferred 80c
Co.,
British
*9-
(quar.)
12-27
$2
(quar.)
preferred 80c
Distributors
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
vertible
9-26
-
15c
*4%
Cincinnati
1
5
10* 4
25c
1
(one-for-100)
dividend
8-15
35c
(quar.)
(initial
8-
9-
10-
4'/2c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1
&
1
t50c
common
dividend
Distillers
6
.
Corp.,
vertible
,
v
9-
Gas
1
8-
RR
Co., common
(quar.)___
preferred
Stock
>
7-26
11-
common
8-
8-15
12c
.'
York
Alkali
vertible
7
'
New
8-15
$1.10
Disc, Incorporated, class A—
3
10-
9-26
'
87M2c
" 11-21
Cincinnati
$1.14M2
(quar.)
5c
!
Corporation
Stock
$1.25
Corp.
1
(quar.)
preferred
50c
(quar.)
Diebold, Inc. (quar.)
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., common
-A'-''
■
$1.25
Chrysler
8*
preferred
4.40%
30c
Homes
7-31
4.58%
Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
4%
'8-23
'
Mobile
Finance
Dialight
8-23
9-10
■;<.
65c
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)_•_;'
Pneumatic Tool
(quar.)—L.—:—•_ • '
South Shore & South Bend RR
Oil
(quar.)
(initial)
Yaras
>7-30
2
Friden,
(s-a)
Stock
8-15
8-
1
New
8-19
45c
8-12
8*
Western
1
3
8-20
&
9-
9-
8-23
5c
of
Grande
Union
Diamond
8-15
1
7 Mac
i.
Rio
Dictaphone
—25c
(quar.)
__
Virginia
2
7'
"c
'
Ltd.
Co.
Detroiter
Dial
68c
25c
40c
C.)
Mines.
Dentists
10-
27c
8-31
15c
8-15
Co. (quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co.
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Supply
7-31
$1.04
5%
$1.15
4
stock
10-21
div.)
(quar.)
4
common
debenture
8%
1
-id
Co.—
9-
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Voting
11-
<
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Power
10-
Dennison
9-30
9-30
i
Lines
(stock
NY)
(quar.)
Co.
9-16
Fund,
9-13
preferred
H.)
Bancgrowth, Inc.
5%
income
1
4.60%
(M.
Florida
10-15
Drum
10-
6-28
Fishman
50c
Delta
&
55c
7
100%
dividend
Air
Moore
0
8-
50c
Barrel
Bankshares
93%c
Baking (quar.)
rrcperties Co.
Monce
dividend)™
8-26
non-cumulative
Cotton
(stock
9-30
non-cumulative
Chicago,
Park
Corp.
(Syracuse,
(quar.)
7-22
31c
&
0-
Diego—
Financial
Deposit
(quar.)
A
8-15
5%
Chicago
rets,
common
preferred
(Quarterly from net investment income).
Delaware Valley Financial Corp
5%
;
Deer
6
deposit
Corp.,
3%%
Delaware
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
■
Wisconsin
&
Fort
7-22
33 %c
—_
of
Tr.
Ltd.—
7-31
.
Y.
(quar.)
Corp.
9-
Dana
"
6
San
wc
9-13
7-15
50c
8-30
(quar.)
(quar.);—_Ti
4y2% class A preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
Chesapeake
9-
Mines,
7-31
1
8-15
50c
(quar,)
8-15
$1.25
_______!
preferred
8-20
8-30
1* '
10-
62y2c
Common
3J/2%
Western
4%
Stock
■
.
(N.
First
First
Ford
Daggafontein
of
of
Quarterly
6
:
8-16
Bank
Angeieoi...(quar.)
Oregon (quar.)
10-
11-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
8-15
40c
8-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$2
8-15
10c
2
9-16
20c
(quar. >
A
(quar.)
(.Los
Bank
8-30
FiscnbacK
8-23
12-16
$1.05
(quar.)_:
^
25c
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
1
pfd.'
8-15
:—
(quar.)__
Co
7-19
9-2(P
10- 1
75c
Bank
Gas
$4.20
(quar.)
9-1
(quar.)
Manhattan
Chattanooga
j
10-31
-9-
9-i5
100%
Extra
,
Chambersburg Engineering
(quar.).
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining—
Chance
Corp.,
Delaware
Co.
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
:
Co.
National
Naiional
dividend)
8-15
—__.
(quar.)
Aircraft
Belt
First
First
y-3u
9
10c
,__™_
Florida
(stock
7-29
;t
—
5.44%
Cessna
7-31
7-31
11-15
9-
30c
8-15
A
ti-23
50c
29y2c
27y2c
(quar.)
Chain
-oank
(quar.)
Chicago
8-
b
50c
9-1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred A and C (quar.)
$1.35
preferred
(quar.)_.
Central Vermont Public Service, com.
preferred
XMdiional
8-30
8-2d
9-
50c
(quar.)
of
9-15
boc
2oc
J75c
8-15
(quar.)_
common
4.75 %
.bust
8-15
(quar.):.
$1.34%
$2.50
preferred
8-10
•
First
28c
4.96%
4.15%
8-3i
933Ac
2%
(quar.)
Bank
Payable of Rec.
28 %c
i
'
(quar.)
flOc
(quar.)
rets,
inc.
B
National
tl7V2c
$1,.12M2
,_l
Co.,
$2
8-12
.
8-317;
•'/
$1.16
.
Corp.
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
44c
v
(quar.)
common
West
Co.
dividend
Central
$5
South
&
Central
(quar.)
$1.12y2
Electric,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
35c
common
Louisiana
4.50%
Class
(quar.)
iquar.,
class A
Corp.,
"
First
$l2c
Ltd.
Investors
First
8-^:1
8-23
'
8*-30
:
Class
American
(quar.)
preferred
Central
deposit
Common
8-15
9-1
25c
preferred
Light,
preferred
8-23,
9-16
9-10
pfd.
(Md.)
Corp,
9-10
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
9-
$1.12%
25c
Illinois
,,
Stock
50c
Ltd.—
Crown
$1.06Va
non-cumulative
Mines,
Seal,
8-15
Products, Inc.
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor- Co. (quar.)
70c
&
American
Bank
1
4.60%
Co.
Assn.
34V2c
(quar.)
preferred
Crown
First
40c
(quar.)
convertible
Cork
8-»
Deposit
2oc
Co., Inc.—
preference (quar.)
Crown
8-15
."
(quar.)_
A
$2
%
Underwriters
Seal
8-15
Carter
4M2 %
&
Fire
Holders
When
Share
Board,
Fidelity
8-26
15c
(quar.)
convertible
8-31
tquar.
Central
Cork
&
8-7
9-9
(quar.j
class
preierred
8-31
$1.12ya
;___
—;_
preierreu
Ltd.
Paper
9-1
55c
flOc
Ltd.
3%%
60c
(quar.)
Conv.
Lj,
40c
(quar.)
4Va%
Mills
56y4C
4.80%
(quar.)___.
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.— I
Inc.
(quar.)
$2
1
r,
' (quar.)
Corp.
Provost, Ltd.,
Company
31'Ac
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Crown
1
10c
A
(R.
Crane
1
l2MaC
—_
&
Crain
6-28
Corporation
(quar.)
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co. (quar.)
Carrier Corp., common
Investment
Imperial
Class
;
3
8-10
Industries,
mu«r.)
Co.
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Federal
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeianct Remgeraticn CvJrp.
(quar.j
Copperweld Steel (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas uory. (quar.)
8-8
9-14
9-10
Carlisle
Cenco
8
10c
Inc
Company
:
8-15
6
9-
•
12 Mac
2
9-
80c.
_„/
l2Mac
Carborundum
pxcitrreu
insurance
Holders
When
Share
-
Steel
&
conv.
8-15
common
(quar.)
Products
Plastics.
Central
5%
Copper
Continental
"
$35c
__™
4Ma%
^
.
8-22
J$i.25
(quar.)
City
Extra
Capital
f
$$l.06M4
(quar.)
5%-% ■ •;preferred
(quar.)^w--.-^---^~--',->^ J28c
4%
preferred
(quar.)___;
$20c
Capital
1r
-:
9* 6
Company
Continental
Continental
(quar.)________________l_
preferred
Cannon
'
'
1
t30c
_________
Per
Name of
9-16
11
(479)
Holders
Payable of Rec".
Share
s-a)
Utilities, ntd.—
Common
4Ma%
% V-
Hydrocarbons
Chronicle
Steel
—
—
(quar.)
5
Products,—
common
Corp.
Mining
(initial
quar.)
Corp.
—
(increased-quar.)
12 Mac
8-26
8-16
20c
9-16
8-30
20c
—
(quar.)
8-26
8-
2
\
Continued
on
page
47
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(480)
Monday, August 5, 1963
..
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Lowest
Highest
55
23
Jan
81% Mar
56 % Aug 29
21% Jan
11% Oct 24
39% Jan
16
15
101
52 % Jun
25
78% Dec 20
74% Jan
24
99% Jan
68 Ya Feb
28
2
Jan
33% Feb
21
10
May 29
39% Oct
1
23% Jan
3
90% Jan
13% Jan
2
25
2
21
9% Sep 28
22
Oct
24
Corp
24
Adams-Millis
13
13
22% Mar
4
26% Jan
8
3
17% Jun
19
18
July 19
67% Jun
3
Air
Products
61% Apr
16
Air
Reduction Inc
4ya Jan
14
A
17
14% Jan
84 Ya Mar 15
56
7
50 y4
4% Feb
19
33
40% Mar 26
25
18
Feb
35
19
Jan
3
2
23 y4 Aug
2
Jan
9
91
94% May 16
9% Apr
Jan
5
2
32% Jan
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
Sep 18
16% May 29
34 V* Oct 24
96
Dec
10
93
Jan
2
12
17% Feb 15
44% Jan 31
48% Jan
23% Mar
57
5
34% May 29
6% Jun 25
Jan
9% Feb
66% Feb
45% Oct 26
Apr
Feb
9
2
57% Apr
88
Jan
17
16% Feb
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
12% Oct 24
93
14% Jan
2
20% Jun
4
Jan
3
96
16 y4 Feb
28
89
100% Mar
30% Jan
12
16% Oct 24
28% Jan
24% Apr
20 Ya Jan
49% Mar 20
17% Jun 25
3
Jun
87
Jun
Jan
4
91
16
Apr
19% Apr
16
29
37% Jun
25
2
27% Jun
26%
5
16%
58%
3%
3%
533/8
3%
52%
3%
33/8
3%
33/8
3%
37%
37%
37%
373/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
1,500
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
223/4
22%
23%
22%
23%
8,600
25%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
233/4
243/4
23 %
24%
42,800
*93%
95%
93%
93%
67
11
Oct
18
18% Jan
4
13 % Jan
2
16% Apr
41
Jun
25
53 y4
Apr 25
48% Jan
11
58% Apr
Feb
*93%
95
*93%
4,200
20
95
10
10%
10
10
9%
9%
6,100
31
31%
32%
32
321/4
32
32
31%
32%
36%
36 %
37%
37%
371/2
37
38
37%
38 3/4
2,100
19,500
52%
11,100
9%
49%
100
9%
493/4
50
*100
101
10
10
50%
503/a
50%
50%
513/4
101%
29%
1013/8
101%
100 %
100 1/4
28 3/4
295/B
28%
283/a
28%
28%
7,100
49
50 i/a
49%
50
49%
50%
60,700
2,700
51%
101%
*100
120
*87%
88
88
88
88
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/a
12 %
12%
121/8
12%
8,500
163/8
16%
16%
16%
163/4
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
17,900
Co
6%
*93i%
95%
14%
:
45
!
8%
9
*871/2
88
95
17%
17 %
17%
17
17%
17
171/a
17%
17%
33%
33%
34%
34
35%
33%
33%
33%
36
16,800
233/4
23%
233/4
24 %
243/8
243/4
X24%
24%
241/2
25
49,200
63%
613/8
62
62
633/4
63%
64
62%
641/4
61%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
26%
261/4
26
25
243/4
25
25
253/4
25
251/a
25Ya
25%
Brake
5,000
26%
24%
22,700
2,000
7,000
i
70%
69 3 8
65
65%
65%
66%
65%
663/4
66%
68%
47%
47%
473/8
47 7/a
47%
473/4
47%
48
47%
47%
9,000
253/a
26
25%
26
25%
26%
26%
273/s
26%
271/a
79,600
118
21%
*118
127
21%
213/4
127
21%
130
127
127
213/4
130
130
44,600
400
130
2234
22%
21%
221/2
22 %
25%
25%
*251/4
66
13,800
26
100
*25%
26%
*253/4
26%
*253/4
*65%
67%
*65%
67%
*65%
26%
67%
*65%
*651/2
661/2
2
14%
14%
14%
143/a
143/a
145/a
14%
14%
13%
14%
8,300
No par
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
513/i
51%
515/8
2,400
1
12.50
28%
283/4
28%
28 3/4
283/4
29%
;
20,400
45
44%
45
44%
29%
45 %
28%
441/2
443/4
45
44%
40%
40%
40%
405/a
40%
40%
*40%
40%
403/4
45% /• •
40% >."V
24,800
25
5
11%
51%
31%
511/4
11%
511/4
113/a
511/2
11%
Hi/2
11%
11%
11%
*51
113/4
51%
511%
511/2
51%
800
25
25%
24%
25i/4
24%
25%
4,000
23%
*225/8
231/8
22%
23%
601/2
62
Bosch Arma Corp
American
100
88
*93i%
95
200
3,700
20,300
5034
17
50
Co
Shoe
*93%
*141/2
*445/8
1
preferred
American
23
4
95
*87%
14%
45
33%
Petroleum Corp
No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
3%%
convertible preferred—100
American Bakeries Co
No par
American Bank Note common
5
26
*93%
95
49%
No par
12.50
America
of
*93
No par
Aluminium Limited
26% May 24
29% Jan 17
14
95
24,100
363/8
Amer
16
*93%
54
31
Amerada
Jan
53
50%
1
1
1
62
523/4
50%
5
24% Apr
52%
3%
53
50%
Aug
4
8,400
503/a
Jun
Apr
58 3/4
53%
58%
53 %
50
Apr 29
May 18
59
503/a
48
65
58%
493/4
71
30
593/a
50%
88 Ya
26
July 19
59%
493/4
62% July 22
22% Jan 16
59
59%
83/4
1
22% Oct 25
4,000
83/4
9
2
16%
143,4
Mar
17% Jan
16%
*44%
31
4
163/4
8%
May 29
40 V4 Jan
900
16%
58%
-
16%
14%
20% Jun 15
18
58%
16%
445/8
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
16% Oct
6,600
17
8%
Aluminum
Aug
17
24 •
16%
16%
143/4
May 21
27% Aug
17
24
44%
July 11
130
51%
17
24
87/a
37
3
50%
•'
163/4
24 ~
'
145/a
69
11
51%
17%
24
44%
2
Feb
50 3/4
17
24
8%
7
97
52
1
44%
51% Mar 22
17% Jan
51%
17
233/4
14%
22% Jan
23
51%
16%
23%
83/4
20% Jan
16
50%
16%
23 %
5,200
2,200
5,300
20,900
10
143/4
31
Feb
51%
16%
23%
17%
263/a
9%
37%
Co
Feb
23% Jan
10
;.
45%
Kid
Dec
114
26%
10
50%
Mills
68% Mar 23
26
26%
10 %
3%
—
34
24
26%
10
8%
Chemical Corp
23
Jun
26%
10%
52%
Inc
Industries
22
15% Oct
26%
10%
100
25
90
26 %
10%
-5
Jun
18
26%
10%
37%
common
16% Jun
45
263/a
723/8
17%
14 Ya
Allied
18
81% May
3
9% Oct 23
72
17
94
17%
*44%
Allied
6
11
9% Mar 11
15
7
94
72
17%
92%
72%
173/4
72%
17%
No par
Allied Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Alside Inc
No par
Allied
49% Jan
93%
72%
17%
923/4
72%
17%
48%
52
5
93
71%
90
723/s
35,800
10,900
4,800
1,100
483/8
4
15 % May
92%
90
"•
900
13%
47%
42 % Mar
47 y4 Jun
123/4
9
5
4
2
133/8
293/4
Allen
2
13
13%
Shares
106%
29 %
29% July 29
Jan
13%
105 VB
1
2
13 Ya Jan
133/4
107 %
106%
29
19% Jan
40
13%
109%
17%
1
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
2
May
13%
46%
108
Aug. 2
46
*44%
89 %
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
2
109%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 1
46
*44%
2
1
preferred
4% %
11
103
Inc
46
107%
Sales for
Thursday
July 31
No par
2
Gas iCorp
Products Inc—
Aldens
38% May 22
52% Jan 28
3
88
Chemicals
&
46
Wednesday
72
50c
1
Industries
Alco
11
13
2
27% Sep 27
39 Vb May 28
Jan
42% Jan
12
J
Alabama
31% May 21
94% July 16
4
30% Jun
12% Mar 20
41
14
Corp
Air Control Products
46
47
111%
13%
1
Aeroquip
38% May 10
25 y4 May 24
12
4
Jan
13% Jan
6
39
5% May 29
.
:v
Apr
3% May
22% Apr
May 29
24% July 25
89% Dec
4
47
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
2
July 30
110
—10
1
No par
Co
Express Co
Adams
19% Jun
70 % Feb
81% July 5
14% Dec 21
Steel
Acme
3
Jan
56% Jun
45% May 29
3% May 29
July
Jun
27
Vending
3
9% Aug
18% Apr
Jun
Acme Markets Inc
11% Jan
May 28
41% May 29
19
ACF Industries I»0—
15
19
2
43% Mar 18
10
14
24
Jan
35% Jan
25
Jun
Jun
80
1
Mar
14
ABC
19% Mar 15
9% Oct 24
20% Jun
25
Corp
15% Jun
4
60 % Oct
Laboratories
Abbott
111% July 29
Tuesday
July 29
1
5
1
25
1
Abacus Fund
47
7
17
12% Mar 26
72"% Jan
9
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
July 29
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 1962
34 % Oct
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
American Broadcasting-Paramount
22% Jun
25
47% Feb
19
38 % May 29
47% Feb
19
38% July
41%-Mar
41
5
Jun~27
9
,
•
,', • 27% jun 19
V:;
38 % Jan 14
47% Feb
1'
Theatres Inc —
American Can Co common
8
42% Jan 30
£
2
12% May 20
55% May 21
«7% preferred
American Cement Corp
American Chain & Cable
25
25% July 23
43% ApY
1:
39% July
10% Apr
50% Mar 26
24% Jan 17
47% Jan
20
Jan
22
May 20
31% May 29
34% Feb 13
51% Jan
5
84
3
94
Dec 21
88% Mar 12
35% Jun 25
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
31
25
55% Jan
2
24
35% Dec
31
,
18% Oct
20
1
Oct
23
Jan
Jun
28% Oct
12% May 29
8% Oct 18
20%
Mar~~5
10% Jan
41% Jan
28 % Jan
3
74% May 21
97% July 26
60% Jun 18
2
32% Mar
l
29% Apr
17% Jan
4
2
33% Jun
8% Jan
2
25% Jun
25
44% Oct
1
40% Feb
79
I
"
-
May 29
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
58%
57%
58%
571/2
373%
37
371/8
37 %
373/8
25,700
1,900
6.50
'371/4
373/4
37%
381/4
37
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
34,500
American Enka
2.50
American &
Hardware
American
Home
12
15% Oct 24
42% Jan
2
106
July
3
18% Aug
2
24% Feb
79% Sep
7
86
Mar 19
81
2
23
40
Jan
30"% Jan j
5%%
Sep
5
105% Nov 29
May 16
4%%
14% Jan
2
26% Mar IS
20
May 31
18
Apr 23
16
23
46
Jan
20% Apr
18% Sep
24
8% Oct 24
,
19
2
73% Jan
32% Jan
2
54% Jan
4
2
24
Oct
24
12
Oct
24
18% Oct 25
142 % Jan
2
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
14
Oct
22
Metal
Jan
Jan
29% Jan
2
39% Feb 26
Mar
61
7
150
15
7
16% Jan
American
Motors
American
Natural
American
News
2
7
3
9% Jan
2
12 % May 24
American
56% Jan
2
82% July
American
Jan
20% Nov
122
Jan
2
152
1
30% May 8
133% Apr 11
33% July 18
3
20% Feb 27
29
July 22
151
34% July
Jan
3
165
21% Jan
2
28% May 17
130% May 27
36% Aug
1
30% May 21
125
Jan
26% Jan
23% May
4
3
7
13% Apr 30
98% May 29
25% Oct 24
123
July
42% Jun
20
23
136% Jan
2
5
2
44% Apr
134% Feb
19
25
63% Dec
27
May 29
Jan
19
22% Aug 29
,10
Jun
27
39
Oct
26
17
Jun
25
25% Mar 19
26% Oct
Mar 30
33% Mar 29
4
2
52% Jin
4
25
For
37.
42
*
16
Mar 19
25% Mar
6
14% Mar 16
20% Jan
30% Jan
40% Jan
.
26
July 8
23% May 13
48% Jan 30
33% July 11
21% Jun 24
43
42%
57%
58%
16,800
19
19
191/4
87,800
18%
*16
1
22%
1
104
49% Feb
79
Feb 23
24% Feb
footnotes,
9
8
26% Apr 19
16% Aug
2
15% Feb 27
see page
23.
41% Jan
7
22% July
9
191/4
18%
4
18%
89%
*87%
89 %
*87%
89%
20
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
361/B
26,200
HOI/2
*1093/4
110%
110%
III1/4
*110%
1091/4
*110%
112
19%
19
19V4
400
112
6,800
181/4
18%
18%
18%
19
28
28%
27%
28%
26%
27%
26%
27%
17%
181/4
18
18%
17%
18%
173/4
17%
.10
41%
41%
42%
425/a
43%
42%
433s
43%
43%
72,400
17,800
231/4
231/4
*231/4
23%
22%
235/a
21%
22
%
21%
22%
1
673/4
681/4
68%
68%
691/4
68%
69 %
68 34
69
par
95/8
9%
95%
9%
95/8
9%
9%
934
9%
281/4
28%
16%
17
16%
17
159
*1571/2
159
&
28
68
17
'157
-
159
23%
Dvlpt Corp_l
commou
281/4
16 5/8
__No par
*157
233/4
30%
10
30%
par
*10%
10%
par
77%
78%
Co
161
8%
*24%
pr.eferred_100
127%
preferred
12.50
American
Tobacco
13%
33%
119%
Tel & Tel Co
American
common
6.25
preferred
28
30%
30%
10%
10%
103/4
11%
x77%
79%
78%
79%
16%
17
22%
30%
29%
14,200
17
43,600
159
*157
22%
30
30%
23%
29%
29%
159
22%
233/a
293/4
16%
*157
3,200
3,200
31,300
3,400
23%
30%
10%
10%
11
11
3,500
1,300
79
80
791/2
80
14,200
30%
161%
25%
128
161
14
120%
28%
161%
*1611/4
24%
24%
24%
128%
128%
*1271/4
34%
161%
161%
245/a
245/8
129
*127%
161S8
161%
24 5
24%
a
*127%
129
36%
36%
36%
26%
27
261%
27
13%
35%
27%
13%
13%
13%
119%
120%
119%
119%
1201%
28 %
28 Ya
283/s
28%
28i/4
28%
129
128 %
1285/8
128%
128%
128 %
28
128%
27
135/,
135/4
121
13%
120
900
24%
353/8
35%
273/s
270
161%
30
129
13%
33,500
18,300
2,500
120%
76,600
28%
55,700
129
1,600
128%
128%
25
67%
68 V*
67
71
68%
69%
66%
68%
67%
68%
147,000
com___5
x26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
271/a
1,000
*27%
100
American Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co
22%
23%
.
28%
28% -28%
9%
~
ioo
Co
"
5,300
18
35%
25
*27%
29
*27%
26%
28%
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
25
Zinc Lead & Smelting
1
Inc
1
„_Nopar
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
*25%
26
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
19%
19%
19%
197/8
193/4
20
19%
19%
191/2
45%
30%
46
30%
45%
x30%
45 %
30%
461/4
463/4
30%
46%
46%
453/4
46%
1,100
30%
303^
303/8
30%
8,900
5%
preferred
5%
preference
American
AMP.Inc endorsed ;shares
No par
*
Industries
Inc..
.
&
Cable
...
Oil
Corp
1
7
18%
i9
183/4
19%
18%
18 3/4
18%.
19
23%
24%
235/8
24
23%
23%
23 %
23%
36%
■
19%
24%
36%
36%
37%
37%
373/4
37%
38
37%
38%
9,700
47%
47%
47%
47%
461/2
47%
46%
46%
46%
463/4
19,800
29%
32%
*95 Ya
293/4
28%
29
*28%
29%
31%
32%
31%
323/a
*95i/4
96%
*95 %
963/4
No par
29%
30
,_6.25
32%
95%
32%
95 %
27%
273/8
27
16%
17%
17
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co—:
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
"
21.80
20c
1
1,500
18%
50
Hocking Glass Corp
preferred
301/4
19%
24%
——
Apco
18 3
18%
26"%
Wire
8
79,100
18 3/4
*87%
37%
27%
Anchor
39% Jan
18%
19%
89%
26%
$4
4,600
191/4
common—12.50
Anaconda
5
23
353/4
American Sugar
11
Apr
500
16%
1061/4
*87%
35%
14
35% Feb
35% Apr
97
23
*104
1061/4
29
Co.
Co
3
16 %
16%
23
23
373/4
34
Anaconda
2
*16%
*104
88
Inv Co Ltd—£1
6
2
16%
231/4
106%
17%
40%
preferred
Ametek
231/8
20
Amer South African
6%
*16%
*104
1.66%
Gas
non-cumulative
5.44%
1061/4
18
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
&Ref'g com No
Jun
92
*104
106%
28%
Amsted
27% Jan
231/8
195/8
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics .Corp—1
28% Jan
16%
No par
14
4
19%
16%
22%
18%
88
100
24
54
18%
163/a
23%
5,200
42%
'
371/4
1.75
38% Jun
2
7,400
58
com__i
Co
Snuff
11%
19
29 % Jun
4
Jan
6%
113/4
42%
2
Jan
May 16
7%
12%
57%
Smelt
American
11%
19%
3
37% Jan
95*
5
71
July 30
28% May 21
27% July
1
2
18
15
Jun
1
2
Jan
37% Jan
11
Apr
22% Jan
2
Jan
20% Jan
34% Sep 26
-28% Oct 23
59
10
126% May
1
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
1
13% Jan
37% Jan
27
127% Jan
Jun
14% Jun
2
25
May 28
16% Oct 24
Jun
Mar
24
10
*91
28
17
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
% Jun 28
25% Oct 26
114% Jan
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
54
5
12%
43%
Optica} Co
American
17
May 4
Apr 24
12
57%
100
Corp
American Research
40% Feb
12%
425/8
Potash & Chem
18% Jan
12
19
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
65
9,800
12 %
571/8
American Rad & Std Sany com—5
7%
preferred
100
48% July 18
9,100
28y2
433%
American
25% May 31
35%
273/t
58%
7
7
35%
28%
423/4
American
Jun
35%
281/4
58
25
162
35%
29
43
Jan
17% July 10
36%
285/8
583/4
32 % Jan
2
Jan
14
23% Oct 26
8% May 2g
142
Inc
Meter Co
American
353/8
28%
353/4
27%
No par
American
5
35%
27%
423/b
convertible preferred—.100
Metal Products
2
7
45% May 16
25% Jun 26
70% Apr 22
9
9% July 22
*26% Jun 24
12% Jan
Feb
35
12
Corp_No par
Climax
583/a
347/a
American
18% Mar 13
30 Ya Apr
Oct
American
115
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
48 % May 29
1
2
22% Jun 27
101
3
.
58%
prior
53
112% Oct 24
20
Jan
'
l
preferred
American Mach &, Fdry com_
3.90% preferred
89% May 28
40% Jun 26
2
Hosp Supply
-1
12.50
Corp
Products
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
10
24% Oct
1
American
16% July 30
23% Jun
*96
981/2
27
No par
V.
mm.
American
3
*96
40c
Foreign Power
7
106% Nov
97
Corp
Export Lines Inc
4
19
600
4,000
American
17
*
>
98%
373/8
li
Jan
*96
58
61% Jun
15
98%
*96
23
20% Jan
2
101% Mar 18
98%
62%
58%
18 % July
5
60
*96
64
98%
34% Jan
13
62%
371/4
49% Mar 25
19% Feb
64%
36%
8
24% Jan
633/4
58%
8
Mar 20
651/4
51%
37
2
Jan
♦22%
58%
:
48% Jun
223/4
'
•
;
1,900
8,400*/
36%
Jan
30
253/8
223/4
.
571/8
33% Feb
17
101
:■
■
24%
231%
293/4
10
■■
/'.
253/a
65%
„
13 % May 20
16
July 23
253/a
*223/4
'29
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co
44% Jan 23
38% July 30
38"% Jun 24
36
No par
American Commer Barge Line Co__3
American Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common-10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
lo
24
*
,
20%
20%
21
323/4
963/4
27%
17%
21%
*29%
323/a
*951/4
293/4
32%
963/4..,
-
■-
28,300
5,900
I
480
4,000
40
27
27%
26%"
27
27%
28
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
163/a
17,900
21
21
21 %
20%
21%
9,600
203/4
>
>:'T
4,900
*>
i
.
Volume
198
Number
6287
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(481)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 19(52
Lowest
33
Jun
Oct
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1, 1963
43% July 24
5
28% July 17
33% Jan
15
Arizona
51% Mar 19
59% Apr
48% Apr
15
Armco
15
Armour
Feb
39
May 16
Oct
24
57% Feb
16
41 % Aug
47% Jun
25
73% Apr
23
66% Jan
1
7
82 % Jan
2
89% Jun
7
87% Jan
2
86
Aug
92% Feb
47
Mar 22
34% Jan
3
43
18
Jan
12
10
25% Oct 24
9% Oct 30
2
Public
Steel
Corp
2.50
x29
Jun
7
25
preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constablfe Corp
20% Feb
13
17% Jan
26
26% Jan
2
34% Mar 27
Arvin
28% Feb
20
25% Jan
2
31
52
27
;
2
30% Jun
2
11
II1/4 Jun
19
5%
Jun
48% Jan
.28
Atlantic
85
Oct
10
91% Apr
87
Jan
10
94
31% Jun
27
6
47% Deb 21
46 J/a Jan
21
15
57% Feb
24
25
48
Jan
25
Apr
4
2
16
88
16
861/4 Apr
19
89% Mar 14
1
251/2 Feb
5
141/2 Jan
11
18% Jun
Feb
23
2% Jan
2
17
15% Sep
20
15
20% Dec
7
17% Jan
8
July 23
9% Oct 24
27% Dec
18
251/a Jan
28
12% Nov
2
Jun
29
11% Jan
12% Jun
Nov
3
21
31% Jan
171/4 Apr
3
14% Jan
28%
30% Mar 29
■
37% Jun
10
23
12
29% Jun
12
11% Jan
27% Jun
5% Jan
2
29
19
46 3/8 Jan
2
19
22% Feb
21
12
Jan
3
71
Jan
2
Jun
25
853/4 Mar
8
8% Oct
24
20% Jan
24
521/2 Apr
233/8 Jan
Jan
'
5
19
-
94
523/4
533/8
52%
53%
11,800
preferred
*861/2
87%
*86%
16%
16%
161/8
2%
23%
2%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
200
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,300
*161/2
16%
*16%
B
20
16%
16%
No par
20%
20%
20%
281/4
28%
*28%
29
13%
13%
13%
14
32
33
32%
1
25%
26%
5c
16%
171/4
preferred
common
Retailers
America_50c
of
Corp
Avnet Electronics Corp
7
-
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Babcock
22
l
4%
191/4 July
May
5
3
30
46% Feb
25
5%
4
12 3/4 Apr
22
151/b Jan
29
36% July 15
453/4 Jan
9
333/8 July
3
351/4 Apr
29
101% Oct
100
2
29% Mar 21
1523/4 Jan
Feb
Jan
20% Mar
21
5
18
42% July
3
IO31/2 Mar
6
253/4 Jun
701/2 July 19
2
57V2 July
19
13Vb Aug
1
1
22% Jan
22
35
Apr
26
331/2 Apr
10
36% Dec
17
341/2 Jan
2
8 ;
16 %: Jun
8
12% Jan
9
18% Apr 26
113/4 Oct
24
19% Feb
26
15% Oct
24
50% Jan
4
12% Feb
131/4 Jan
3
211/s Mar 28
Jan
9
14
Gas
&
Inc
2
491/4 Aug
31
2
Sep
27
341/4 Jun
25
55% Mar 15
49% Jan
15
49% July 16
541/4 May 28
5OV2 Aug
1
5
49"% Mar 14
1153/4 Jan
66
Jan
16% Jan
37
Jun
7
25
l3/4 Feb
43% May 14
191/2 July
207/s Jan
2
18
preference
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp_
Bausch
&
Lomb
(James B) Distilling Co.
Beatrice Foods Co com_
No par
41/2%
preferred
Beaunit
Shoe
(A
S)
Beech Aircraft
Beech
Creek
Beech-Nut
Belco
Life
Savers
Petroleum
1
125% Jun
11/2 Feb
6
17
25% July 15
Jan
4
203/4 Jan
3
861/4 Mar 27
Jun
160
15
3
28% Jun
11
91
11
Jun
5%
._5
common
1
conv
50
preferred
_100
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Berman
Best &
Co
Bestwall
1
Inc
1
.
Gypsum
Bethlehem
7%
2 pesos
Leasing Co
Steel
pfd
51V4 Jan
8
601/4 Jun
6
26
2
333/4 Apr
16
2
common
of
Oct
31
26% Feb
7
263/4 Apr
15
24
18% May
2
12 3/a Jan
2
16"% Apr
23
24
24% Dec
7
22% Jan
2
273/b Jan
14
Bobbie Brooks
351/8 May 29
56 5/e Feb
„1
40% Feb
4
26
5
301/4 Jan
5
18
30% July 26
233/4 Jan
Book-of-the-Month
671/2 May 24
Borden
8
47"% Jun
13
11
87 3/4 Jun
12
Borg-Warner Corp
3 % %
preferred
41 3/8 Jun
25
70
Jan
2
34% Oct
24
48 3/8 Jan
3
41% Jan
Jan
15
84% May 24
22% Jan
2
85
103/b Mar
4
143/s May
363/4 Dec
35% Jan
2
43% May 21
4% Feb
6
9 3/4 Jan
22
Dec
27
11% Feb
7
35
71/4 Jun
25
Jan
3% Jan
2
5"% Jan
2
28% May 21
9% Apr 16.
8% Mar 13
4 % Feb
4
3% Oct
23
26i/4 Oct
24
391/4 Nov
26
373/a Jan
3
601/2 Jun
831/2 jan
15
993/4 Feb
13
85% Jan
30
871/2 Jan
2
30
90 3/4 Dec
13
43% Apr
4
May 29
23
361% Jan
3
Apr
25
111% Jan
4
26
99% Feb
26
131/s Oct
24
52 3/4 Jan
2
Oct
109
Jun
70
Jun
116
27
9
9
24
9
'
July 30
31
181/2 Mar
283/a Jan
7
37
8
10 3/8 Jan
2
17% May 13
Jan
17
Jun
26
9% Oct
24
153/a Jan
2
93/4 Jan
2
25
26% Dec
14
25% Jan
2
113/4 Jun
27
24% Jan
5
24 % Oct
24
53% Mar 26
171/4 May 29
8% Oct 26
613/4 Jan
24
,
Jan
29
55
.
26
..
133/4 Mar 15
25% Aug
7% Oct
23
9
Mar 27
8
Jan
2
233/8 Apr
24
13% May 21
23
323/4 Jan
2
May 29
7% Jan
3
18 % Feb
8
10
Sep
25
123/8 Mar 28
76
May 28
18% Oct
85% Jan
48% Nov
Jun
8
193/8 Sep
For
24
173/s July 18
122% Mar 27
1
372 July 24
18 % Mar 19
16% Mar 12
20% Oct
4
4% Jan
11
May
12% Jan
9
9
Feb
18
Burroughs
July 19
22s/8 Jan
23.
2
*36%
29%
30
30
293/4
301/a
297/0
30%
30%
30%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
235/8
24%
24%
25
24%
25
40
40%
40
401/B
403/4
40
40%
40 5/0
40%
39%
40
40%
401/4
40%
41
413/4
41
41
40%
401%
47%
47%
47%
48
47%
48 3/„
48
48%
48
48%
1021%
*102
1021%
102
*102
102 %
*102
733/4
733/4
62%
71%
62%
62%
*621%
13%
13%
135/8
13%
13%
13%
131/4
37
36i/2
365/8
36%
36V2
36
36
*41 %
41%
41
*61
70%
64
*611/4
-
243/4
71
*6iy4
64
25
70 %
71%
5,300
:
.
30
>
64
13
..
'
5,500
21,400
10
13%
12,600
*36i%
371/4
130
411/4
42
41%
3,300
183/4
18 %
18 5/8
18
41%
183/a
41%
17%
41%
17%
18
18 %
15,000
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
*183/4
*19%
20
22%
53%
103/4
10%
50%
513/b
58%
58%
22%
22
22%
21%
233/4
24%
23%
23%
23%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
23%
10%
10%
10%
X22
22
'
400
22%
24%
21%
24%
191/4
5,100
116,700
•
5,300
503/4
•v
50%
49%
50
21,000
58
58%
58%
50%
50%
51%
58%
52%
10,100
51
122%
122 %
1%
13/8
23%
1%
233/4
32 3/a
32%
32
49%
58%
51
'
23
23
51%
58%
533/4
*121
l3/8
li/4
50%
58%
22%
122 %
*121
51%
58%
*51
523/4
*51
32%
32%
*155
'24%
25
89
253/4
253/4
89
123
122%
1%
23%
24
32%
1%
233/8
32%
32%
*57
553/4
57
27
26%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
600
123
1%
900
1%
23%
32%
23
*32
18,100
3,100
1,300
32%
31%
32%
31%
321/4
6,600
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
77,500
156
27
156
*156
157
400
26%
263/4
26%
26%
*87%
90%
*88%
90%
100
57%
59%
2,900
26
26%
9,700
573/4
V *881/4
26 3/a
25%
1%
122
156%
*156
156
24%
89%
89
1221/4
57%
90%
57%.
26%
26%
26%
253/8
25%
25%
25
8,600
25
500
14%
141/4
14%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
14
14%
7,600
23
23%
23%
233/4
23%
23%
23
22%
23%
6,900
331%
32%
33
33%
38,000
33%
33%
333/4
33%
33V4
33%
4,300
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1.25
19%
19%
19%
20
20
20
20%
20%
*20%
201/4
61
62
61%
62%
623/4
62%
62%
62%
62 5 i,
63%
42%
•VV
11% Apr
43%
43
43 %
♦87
88%
*87
88%
13%
131/4
13
13%
13%
13'/a
3,600
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
13,100
4%
2,900
87
3
33/4
*33/8
4
:•/ 4
4
7%
7%
7%
7%
71/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33.%
33 %
33%
2,600
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 3/a
12 3/a
123/4
12%
13%
24,700
7%
5%
53/8
*63/4
*5%
7
55/8
41%
41
1023/4
*92%
41%
41%
1033/4
1033/4
105%
94%
44%
*92%
44 %
94%
44V4
5%
41%
5%
5%
*92%
44%
413/4
40%
107%
105
1043/4
94%
*92%
44
44%
114%
85%
853/4
85%
85%
85%
85 5/a
85%
No par
13%
13%
13
13%
12 3/4
13%
No
29%
293/s
293/a
293/8
29%
28%
29%
29%
293/s
28%
15%
16%
16%
16%
161/8
133/4
14
133/4
92
par
1
5
*114%
115
♦113%
115
5%
5%
,
8 34
5%
2,200
1,700
403/4
94%
40%
7,200
1041/4
41%.
105%
IO51/2
11,300
*92%
44%
43%
100
A
200
34
7
_100
A_
4%
33,200
33%
1
44
941/2
1133/4
44V4
113%
85%
851%
85%
1,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
271,800
29%
30
30%
30
1,000
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
6,400
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
9,700
12,5C0
114
*113%
14
114
«
*29%
5,500
10
5
14
133/a
133/4
13%
13%
92
*91%
92%
*911/4
92%
*91%
92%
1
—
13%
*91 %
*30%
30%
*30%
303/4
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
301/4
300
143/8
143/B
14%
143/a
143/a
143/a
145/s
143/a
14%
14%
3,500
63 %
63%
63%
62%
63
62%
Pacific
Ry
*19
*9%
26%
26%
253/4
26 3/a
25%
26%
50,900
%
392
372
32
372
%
1,028,500
193/s
*19%
193/8
19%
19%
19 38
19%
200
93%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
*9%
9%
200
2,800
1,500
8%
8%
8 34
8%
8%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
9,800
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
15,400
12%
123/s
121/8
121/8
12%
12%
121/8
12%
7,400
303/4
1
,—5
12%
12%
62%
6 5/a
8%
30%
6%
7
32
*62
6%
83/4
303/8
25
17
-
6%
8%
.2.50
No par
16%
26%
9%
Ltd
17
%
19%
No par
100
16%
26%
9%
Ry Co
preferred
17%
32
1
*19%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
.1.80
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
34.800
26%
1
—
4,600
36%
171/8
26 %
Inc—
14%
36%
17%
17
.
14%
36%
17%
16%
Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
623/4
14%
14%
361/4
1
.
14%
14%
355/s
14 s/8
X355/b
100
35%
143/4
36
143/4
36%
——3%
Breweries
63%
14 S/8
Co
Southern
92
35 5/a
5
5
Hecla
■
Inc_—1
Inc
Financial Corp
conv
43%
43%
86%
3.50
6,200
88%
423/4
86%
33/4
900
1,200
,
131/a
43%
86%
3%
:
42%
42%
33/4
V.
*87%
5
No par
2.50
Corp
Terminal
Canadian
v
2,900
102
32%
—
Bush
Canadian
74
72%
25
19%
Byers Co (A M)
$4.25
72
24%
25
24%
1/4
Canada
24%"
243/a
3,300
5
Corp
&
*102
102%
24%
2,200
16,400
33%
.
Co
2
94% May 22
55
Apr 25
io3/4 May
3
30 3/a July 10
/,:■
_15
Industries
9
29
700
-10
Jan
1
310
8C0
37
333/4
Inc
Co
10% Jan
21
243/4 May 14
12
36%
3/a July 19
2
14
page
Burndy
17
3
365/a
*36%
No par
Watch
20
21% Jan
4
16
Bulova
19 % Jun
92% Apr
50
363/4
13%
19%
Bullock's Inc
Calumet
91% Jan
Jan
Co
Buffalo Forge
Bullard Co
133/B Jan
2
13%
100
common
Burlington
16% Aug
2
107% Jan 28
Jan
Co
16% July 11
36% Aug
2
34
13%
323/4
preferred
3
3
see
July 10
$5
7
11
26
64
15
131/4
36 %
333/8
common
series
California
52% Jan
15
Jan
131/4
36%
193/4
Brunswick
California
27
28
Shoe
11
12
footnotes,
preferred
32% July 11
7% July
9
27% Feb
93% Dec
Mar
25
21
18% Jun
44
33/4% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Budd
Jun
92
13%
33%
Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
14% Jan
16
44
33 3/a
Inc
7
2
81/4 Oct
Airways
181/8 May 13
2
1,000
*43%
19%
;
33% May
113/4 Jan
41% Feb
Sons
31% May 16
791/2 Jan
26
&
2
4
27% Oct
J)
28
8
1,300
43%
13%
42%
27
84% Oct
31
43%
36 s/8
42 3/8
Jan
153/4 Feb
Dec
44
10
13%
42
25
91/2 May 29
79
1,800
85
93/4
31%
Inc
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
Bucyrus-Erie Co
'
17%
85
10
44
36%
29%
10
28% Jun
—
17%
84%
10
13%
Boston Edison Co
8
14
17%
84%
IO1/4
44%
44%
13 % .13%
20% Jan
28
17%
84%
45
_1
1
213/8 Feb
17%
83%
10%
100
121/2 Aug
30% Nov
17%
32%
common
10
'
'■
Club
933/4 Jan
22
200
5
;
1
121/a May 29
23
Brass
851/4 July
1
50%
9%
9%
Borman Food Stores Inc....-
Brown
*49%
83%
173A
82
13%
5.50%
50%
273/a
Briggs
July
501/a
56
14
46
51
26 3/4
6% Jan
93% Jun
51
*553/4
Braniff
1143/4 July 26
1,100
1551%
13
30
373/4
155%
13% Jun
Jan
*37
32%
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
5% preferred
100
47
20
37%
*50
371/4
x29%
Brach
107% July 31
92%
32%
13
'
V!
&
Co
(E
*91
30%
25
14
10%
91
323/fl
Jun
5% Feb
93/4 Feb
35
82%
130
91
36%
Corp____5
Stores Inc
195/e July 26
57
Mar 18
173/4
7,600
90%
37
7.50
Aluminum
Bond
28% Mar 12
331/4
101
37
*90
91
*50%
17%
9,400
:J\ 7,100
22,900
23%
33%
:
Bohn
25
*90
4,500
12%
33
101
29%
50c
Co
38% May 15
2OV2 May 22
19% Jun
33%
101 %
32%
No par
4
25
33%
101%
2.50
Inc
Mar 14
Sep
21
Boeing
4%
12
33%
101%
50c
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
Oct
37% Apr
213/8 Jan
12%
33%
30 %
100
Mfg Co
9% Oct
21% Jan
12
43/4
*101%
10
Decker
&
12%
4%
33 s/8
32%
5
1951
Blaw-Knox Co
Black
12%
4%
101%
29%
100
Inc
series
Mar 19
Aug
10%
8
common
preferred
4%%
Jan
9
9,200
56
10%
40c
Co
Corp
Bigelow-Sanford
64
2
54%
10%
10%
Corp
$4.50
5
55
113/4
47/a
33%
17%
preferred
39%
28
16%
101%
41%
Corp
Bendix
25
25
16%
fc
101/8
50%
13%
*
Beneficial Finance Co
31
2% July
35.600
17
// 25,600
•
3
22% Oct
41/4 Jun
26
X161/2
v
541%
21%
i. v
40% Jun
25.% Oct
25%
17%
17 Vxi
v
IO1/2
'23%
19
8
29% May 29
12,900
54%
50%
*36 %
Co
24
16
22
133/4
33
10%
37%
*19%
Apr
2
153
100
Corp.
Corp
60
35% Jan
12
pfd
Belding-Heminway
59 % Jan
343/4 Apr
9% Oct
13%
32%
26
54
36%
1
55% Jun
341/4 Apr
79
13%
33
253/4
33%
91
.50
Intercontinental
2
87% Nov
1
Corp
May 28
12
2
152% Apr 24
27% Mar 14
43/4%
4—
RR_.
Howell
10
16
13%
32%
26%
243/a
Corp
Gossett Co
30V2 Jun
3
100
&
283/4 Jan
29
14%
331/4
26
13%
1
Beam
&
263/4 Jan
Jan
100
13%
32%
5
-
Bell
5
18
15,200
29
45
.-^___10
Bell
473/8 Mar 15
20
*28
10%
123/4
*9%
_No par
Bell
43% Jan
3
29%
13,400
2 %"
55
813%
_10
Inc
13
2#
15
*28
60
16%
474
173/4
•
1
Inc
22V2 July 11
22
1403/4 July 24
293/4
60
87
10%
37%
50
Inc
Laboratories
Cigars
303/a Jun
223/b Oct
Feb
*90
100
convertible
Beck
8
13
1% Jan
20
*101
1
15
27% Oct
42
163/4
21
203/4
*28
101 %
33%
100
100
Beckman Instruments Inc
19
II41/2 Mar
128% Mar 23
26
23/4
54%
55
10%
11% £12'::*'". "■
13
B___
14
171% Apr
2
203/4
321%
25% V 26%
16%
17%
10%
No par
com
series
common
-/
753/4 Jan
Corp
Elec
preferred
5434
_
7
52% Jan
15
:
5%
5
9
_i
4% non-cumulative preferred_10o
Bangor & Aroostook Corp
1
Barber Oil Corp
_lo
391/2 Jan
Jan
Co
preferred series C
& Ohio common
Basic
26
Wilcox
Baltimore
25
2
&
Baker Oil Tools Inc
May 28
17
92
223/4 Feb
16% Jun
531/4
533/8 May 29
24
793/4 Jan
52%
40 3/8 May
141/4 May. 29
27% Oct
2,800
10
17
12 % Feb
45 % Apr
1 % Jan
93%
861/2
Bayuk
108 % Jun
92
2%
Baxter
48
1,800
92
16%
10
25
93
86%
13
7% Jun
93
23/4
471/2 Jan
27
94
871/2
27% Jun
291/4 Sep
11% Oct
5,300
*92%
•94'</r-
163/4
9% July 30
Jan
95
36,200
10%
45%
93%
2%
7
5
28%
10%
45
16%
6
28
28%
10%
45%
*86%
39% Jun
16
28 3/8
a.0%
45'/a
2%
221/4 Mar
311/2 Jun
28%
11
451/4
16%
11
54% Nov
11% Jun
28%
10%
45
87%
26
14
28%
10%
44%
2%
Feb
62% Jun
28%
10%
16%
61
24
28%
1,500
*44%
,
/
(
86%
34% Jan
17% Oct
281%
1
181/2 May 29
96% Mar 28
28
1
363/4 Oct
27
10,800
common
4%%
48 % Feb
29% Jun
3,500
57 %
55 %
Baltimore
37
46%
56 3/4
55
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
3
21
3%
453/4
57
54%
6
16
24
33/4
46%
56%
54%
7
Jan
Dec
3%
45%
54%
36% Feb
88
22
3%
46%
571/2
X54%
1061/2 Feb
59
3%
46%
56
54%
Mar 18
100.
5
13
400
53
321% July 24
104% Mar
22
32,900
52%
14% May 22
261% Jan
Oct
7,000
29%
54%
11% July 25
1
121/4 Nov
29 %
29%
52%
Jan
9
36
29
29%
541/2
July 10
943/4 Mar
Dec
29
28%
521/4
14
333/8 Feb
38
17%
28%
28%
54%
58
4
9% Oct
3%
*17
30
28%
3%
No par
5
23
60
171/4
29
*92%
10% July 24
46% Feb
9
18% Oct
Oct
530
,vK
41/4 July
85% Jan
30
1,200
10
100
19% Apr 19
37% Mar 28
27
20
8
39
10
46 J/4
10%
Corp common
Avco
383/4
10
57%
45
Nichols
50
39%
46
10%
series
9,600
10,400
92
57
44%
20
58% Feb
;':17/£ Mar
25
963/4 Jun
»
17%
86
,:-4YVv;
V
8% Mar 12
26
May 29
17%
41%
'
58
Automatic
171/4 Jan
41 J/2 Jun
>:■ /
4% May 29
*17%
1
85%
*90%
46%
preferred__l0
Refining
$3.75
5%
1
39 V4
10
41%
;
46
City Electric Co com—41/2
Austin
Mar
24% Mar
10
91
57%
10
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
18
4
July 29
151/2 May 21
3%
*901/2
.
29%
28%
3%
,
40
100
/
May 16
23
Feb~13
May 29
25
17%
28
■
.
Atlas Chemical Industries
28% May 16
38%
13% Apr
2
Jun
14
17%
28%
28%
3%
91
10
::
,.
85%
Atlas
21
May 31
3
32
*16%
17%
27%
50c
Co
41%
851/4
40
27%
1
Goods Cotp
non-cumulative
Atlantic
3
811/4 Jan
85%
■
41%
*90%
28
1
4% preferred
Atlantic Coast Line RR
60% May 31
56% Apr
41%
84%
41%
*17%
2.50
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
Jan
10 J/4 Jan
411% Oct
Inc
Dry
43
411%
10%
Investment
4
17,000
40
Associated
16
55V4
10
Associates
21
543/4
40
66% May 16
491/2 Jan
551/4
10%
51% May 15
10% Dec
54%
39%
2
27% Jan
551/4
39%
22
6
29,700
54%
*10
2% Jan
2
2,000
31
92
43% Jan
May 29
9% Aug
43
30%
85 J/4
54% July 26
34 J/4
20 J/2 Aug
43
30%
92
May 13
3% July 24
2
43
30%
84
80% Jan
1
Sep
43
30%
92
5% May 25
47% NOV 21
2% Oct 25
37% Oct
43 '
30%
84
2.50
Industries
Shares
43
30%
41%
Ashland Oil & Refining
Associated Brewing Co
2
'
43
41%
Aro Corp
23% Apr
33 % Feb
16
15
the Week
Aug. 2
55%
v
82%
1
25
Friday
30
*89%
5
15% Oct
•
Aug. 1
54%
1
5
$3.75
Sales for
Thursday
July 31
29%
No par
Co
&
43
54%
10
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
Wednesday
July 30
54%
41%
1
13% Jan
July 22
43
Tuesday
July 29
43%
Co
Service
19% May 29
9
Par
No par
20% Jun
0
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Archer-Daniels-Midland
38%
22
32
Lowest
71% Mar 15
25
23»/a Jun 25
40
Range Since
Highest
42 V4 Dec 31
83/4
31
8%
31
11,900
15%
15%
153/4
16
15%
16
15%
16%
16
16%
18,400
97%
97%
97%
98%
98 %
9934
97%
98
97%
98%
8,100
223/4
23
23%
6,000
23
23
23
23 %
22%
231/s
22%
*93%
93%
93%
93%
*93%
93%
*931/2
93%
*93%
93%
*53
53%
53 %
*53
53%
*53
53%
*53
53%
♦93/8
273/4
9%
28
*53
9%
9%
9%
9%
27%
28 %
28%
285/8
9%
28
9%
28%
9%
28
10
.
,_
9%
7,100
28V8
17,900
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(482)
.
.
.
Monday, August 5, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 1962
>37% Oct 24
22
Oct 25
9
Jun 13
2
2
49 y2 Apr
10
29% Feb
12
15% Apr
15% Mar 30
12% Jun
19
Jan
8
45% Jun
25
Nov
19
101% Jan
2
Dec
64
26% Jun 28
Aug
24% May
11
32% Jan
103
06
•
41 %
Mar 16
56
27
60% Jan
10
108
70
36
July 23
2
4
9
41%
24%
24 «/8
41%
41%
253/a
25%
1,100
25%
25%
13%
24%
13%.
24%
13%
25%
13%
13 %
13
13
13
106%
13%
*1053/4
5,100
2,600
Carrier Corp common
4%% t preferred
Carriers & General Corp
54
Jan
71% July 26
7
Jan
10% May 23
Case
4% May 29
July
2
70
Jan
4
80% Jan
64% Jan
4
3% Jan
22
9
4%. May 28
5
3% Jan
42 V2 Jan
22
34% Mar
1
29
Jan
10
20% Jan
28% Jun
25
124% Jan
5
Jun
26
79
91
9
16% Jun 14
14% Nov 13
68
26 y8 Feb
44
Jun
20
Aug 23
25 y2 May 28
35
Jun 25
93
July ,5
17
May 29
30% Jun 25
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
15% Jan
9
47 '
May 23
73
May
3
Jan
7
2
36%. Jan
33
45% May 31
98% Jan
7
52 y4 Mar 30
101 y2 May 28
22% Mar 11
25
Apr 26
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
41% Jan
6
22% Oct
25
38% Feb
91
21
3% Mar 11
33% Jan
2
25 % Jan
16
2
Nov
27
96% Jan
22
41% Feb
16
32% Jan
'2
100
-
21
May 29
31% Dec
21
29% Feb
18
Oct
31% Apr
11
20% May 14
18% Jan
2
24
15% Jun 25
25% Feb
7
3% Oct 24
10 % Jan
2
5
45
44% May 28
75% Oct
9
60
Jan
May 29
62
5% Jan
Mar 29
32
Oct
98
Oct
22
Apr
13% Jan
21 % Nov
51% Jan
4
1
23
6
64% May 27
3
9
7
2
Jan
'2
16% Jan
14
10
27% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
15
29 % Jan
17
7
36% Feb
17% Feb
Sep 20
22% Sep 24
48
Oct
24
Nov
5
8% Jun
25
27% Jun
38% May
25
8
2
16% J.un
25
3
65 %Jun
Feb
Feb
7
8
20?/8 Jan
2
46
Jan
12
26 % Jan
3
34% Jun
3
18% Jan
2
26% Jun
25
2
Feb
2
22
35% May
15% Jun
25
21
Mar 26
18 % Jan
May 28
29
Jan
4
15
33% Jan
2
12% July
2
22
Feb
20
4
27% Jun
25
July 17
38%. July 29
87% July 10
2
27% Jun 25
32
106% Jun
13
93
Oct
29
90
Dec
14
104
52% Feb
16
36% Mar 20
49% May 13
49 % Mar 21
41% Mar 20
46% Feb
27
>
44% Oct
24
59% Feb
5
•
97% May 29
112% Feb
8
Mar 22
27
55% Jan
<
8% Dec
23%
31
27
Jun
31% Oct
9
96% Jan
58% Jan
3
3
33% Feb
".
6
31% Oct
23
31% May 29
134%Jan
3
■'
70
May 29
19% Nov 26
75%
Jan" 19
19% May 29
18% Jun 27
35% Feb
72% Aug
Jan
4
59
18% Nov""I
20
Jun 27
2
106
Jun
27
120% Aug
65% Aug
26% Jan
2
26% Jan
Mar 23
24% Jan
3
14
31% Aug
2
9 % Jan 11
Feb
7
38% Jan
4
29% Feb
48% Jan
7% Jun 27
2
37% Jan
31% Jun
4
99
65% Oct
37% Apr
12
Jan
8
17
3fi% Jan
22
57
12
36% July 22
Jan
64
49% Nov 30
143
July
3
103%
Jan"
42
2
27% Jap
140
12
Dec
14
14
Jun
25
69
Jun
4
41
May 29
20% May 29
34
Jun
27
51
7
Apr
18
31
Jan
17
79% Jan 26
72% Mar 16
16
5
15 %
J~un ~25
37% Mar 23
May 29
45% Jan
2
7% Jun 25
11% Oct 24
11% Jan
4
7
8
Oct
,3
Jun
25
65% May 28
103
15% Feb
13
Apr
50% Dec
18
5
83% Dec 27
May 29
May 29
107% Oct
96
25
Jun
25
49 % Jan
2
25% Jun
27
39
2
21% Oct
46
24
May 28
30% Oct
22
19
113 % Mar 30
Jan
36% Mar 16
65% Apr 30
45% Feb 20
83% May 29
94% Jan
3
42% Apr 23
101% Dec 27
104 % Nov
97% Jan
2
89 % Jan
3
17 % Jun
25
02
Aug 15
5% Oct
24
35% May 29
101
July 20
96
Jun
7
12
28% Mar
9
94 V2 Apr
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
107% Dec
2
3
38
Jun
25
48% Jan
2
82
Jan
3
88% Apr
8% Feb
13
21
26
4
16
Dec 24
Oct
25
47% May 29
8% Jun 25
43% May 29
85% May 29
For
Feb
19
72% Feb 16
12% Jan 29
56
Feb
19
56 % Jan
2
footnotes,
1
2
Jun
4
45% May 16
34% Jun
24
106% July 24
70% July 22
40%Jun
46% Jun
48 %
27
11
July 12
147
3
173/4
400
42
27%
42%
27%
27
27%
8,000
26%
27%
26 %
35%
49%
101%
17%
82
:
35%
49%
49%
►100%
101 %
5,300
17%
17%
17%
1,800
54%
*53%
54%
81%
81
')
*81 %
36
81%
35%
300
35%
■
26%
17%
1,100
J
2,600
49
49%
48%
48 3/4
*100%
101%
►100%
23%
24
101%
24%
24%
24
44%
24%
43%
44
43
7,300
433/4
423/4
43%
43
43%
27%
28
14,500
27%
28
28%
28%
10%
10%
10%
28%
10%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
26%
26%
10%
27 %
26%
600
27%
26%
27%
27%
28%
1
14
14%
14
14%
13%
27,000
14%
143/4
15%
15
1
21%
21%
15%
21%
21%
21
38.700
21%
21
21%
20%
20%
5,900
3%
6,500
Inc
1
3%
3%
43%
43%
27
Corp
3%
3%
3%
3%
33/4
3%
3%
43%
43%
433/4
43%
43%
43%
27%
27%
27%
>100%
102
101%
1013/4
37%
37%
38
37%
38
38
33
33%
33
38%
33%
33%
34
33%
34%
34%
35
25
26%
25%
26
26%
26%
59,200
25
26%
25
22%
22%
22 %
25%
22%
22
27,500
22%
22
22%
22
9%
9%
9%
223/8
10%
103/a
11
6,000
10
10%
10
10%
*40%
40%
40%
41
*40%
41
30,900
41
40%
61%
61%
403/4
61%
62
62
100
*95
*95
100
60%
*95
61%
60%
61
60%
27%
62%
104
60%
*40%
62
*95
60
14
14%
14%
22%
Chicago Great Western Ry com__lo
5%
preferred
50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
21%
*22%
23%
22%
23%
23%
23%
36%
36%
36%
23%
36%
*36%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
*61%
62%
62%
62%
63
100
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
5%
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
_8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chrysler
Cities
;
Service
$2.25
dommon
Co
Clark
37
*36%
14%
13%
14
13%
14%
63
62
623/4
*62%
63 %
7,500
1,000
12,700
25%
25%
263/8
25%
25%
45%
25%
44%
26%
443/a
45
45
45%
30%
30%
303/4
30%
30%
30%
31
25%
25
25%
24%
5,300
25%
243/4
25
243/4
25
38%
35
10,600
37%
36
37%
34%
363/4
34%
36%
22%
11,910
13
59%
-
25%
93%
104%
22%
*21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
21%
16%
16
21%
16%
15%
16
15%
16
13%
13%
16%
13%
15%
13%
Xu
iJ
12%
12%
60%
59%
8,200
9,600
60"%
57%
60%
58%
56%
57%
376,000
25%
10,000
25%
93%
104%
>
1
25%
25%
94%,
*93%
*104
39
39%
39%
par
42
42%
104 %
41%
68%
*115 %
115%
62 %
63 >
69
39%
423/8
69
25%
93%
*104
39%
413/4
25%
x55%
25
25%
933/i
*93%
104%
104 5/a
398/s
423/8
69%
70%
71
117%
118
63
633/8
63%
643/a
5
*23
23%
*23
23%
23
23
No par
30
30 %
30
39
41%
70%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
313/4
6,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
41%
40%
41%
40 %
41
1,600
13,900
*43%
43%
43%
433/a
43%
44
43s/a
433/4
33%
33%
33%
34
335/8
34
33%
*106%
*
gtd
106 %: 106%
106 %
*69
70
♦39%
50
stock__50
40
69 %'
*106%
39%
393/8
39 3/a
150
383/a
363/4
38
37%
37%
6,300
38
38%
38
46%
46%
46%
46%
*69
70
47%
47
*143
143%
95
953/4
21%
21%
45%
453/4
45%
16
19
Jun
14
34%
1
common
preferred
No par
Corp
*81
47%
46%
j.
preferred
series
26%
26%
26%
B
18%
8%
*36
50
19%
9
,35%
*81
46%
Co
1433/4
34%
No par
Colonial Corp of America
II50c
Colorado Fuel & Iron common
5
5%%
82
*143
19 %
8%
36%
*36
58
*56%
82
*143
35%
*69
473/4
143%
45
143%
20
39%
38 %
34
13,500
40
46%
*143
700
343/8
70
37%
100
433/4
*106%
40
1
Producing_33%c
41
33%
*69
69%
3.25
common
405/a
*435/8
34
40
*39%
95
Apr
200
30%
213/s
10% Apr
23
*8%
94%
39
23
40%
44%
Radio
23
39,200
8%
21
Collins
23,400
41%
44%
Aikman
3,400
65%
8%
94%
$3.50
423/4
72%
120%
40%
21%
Collins
i
71%
5
94
4
2,700
18,800
118%
643/4
65
*22%
40
42
713/8
119
64
90
200
39 %
42
118
94%
105
10
Iron Co
I__l
Cleveland Electric Ilium com_No par
$4.50 preferred called
No par
Co
*94
800
104 %
39
44%
2
25%
93%
104%
116%
115%
„
21%
21
15,200
13%
;
Colgate-Palmolive
Jan
500
45
7%
preferred ;
Coastal States Gas
24
37
30%
10
II
Peabody & Co
1,900
*36%
25%
16
Cleveland-Cliffs
Cluett
1,170
24
44%
io
Co
Equipment
6,300
24
30%
..No par
preference
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
3,000
143/4
24%
45%/
*21%
V
100
:
60
14%
26
No par
conv
60
23%
34%
100
$4.40 conv preferred
60%
14%
23%
24%
25
com_8.5o
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
C I T Financial
Corp
No
700
23,700
25 %
12.50
4%%
63
104
30%
25c
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
4%
preferred
*96
70
5,600
44%
__5
Corp
101
62%
104
21%
37
27%
101
62%
14%
1
9,100
27%
100%
37%
21%
Oil
28
27%
100 %
37%
13%
O'Nuts Corp
Industries
1,200
27%
21 %
Cotton
44
100%
13%
Full
2,600
37%
21
pfd
27%
100%
1.25
non-cum
*27%
x43 %
-•
13%
Chickasha
20
26%
Corp
27%
10
A
353/4
-
24
►100%
•
20%
series
%
23%
101%
40
5%
600
"
*53%
18
•54%
Coca-Cola Co
No par
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
1
9
48% July 31
35% Jun
4
23% May 15
22% Jan
2
1118% Mar 15
17%
42%
96% May
31% Apr
5
17%
413/4
26%
May 14
39% Jun 13
47% Aug.
84% Mar
8% July 19
35
SO
_
Mar 27
32% Jan
30 %
31% Feb
55 % Jan
7
45
30
44% July 26
Apr 17
19
Mar 19
45% Dec
2
17
80
363/4
353/4
463/4
*143
70
47
10
4,700
143%
36%
36%
36%
95%
95%
955/a
96
21
21%
21
21%
3,500
47
46%
47%
23,500
43,100
10,400
82
81%
82
47%
47 3/4
48%
463/4
475/8
47%
48%
15,500
27
26%
27%
25
26 3%
255/a
26%
22,700
19%
I
19
19%
*81
9
8%
8%
37
36%
36%
58
*56%
19
*82
19%
8%
36
18%
83
30
19%
3,300
8%
83/4
9,500
*353/4
8%
36
363/4
200
57%
64%
63,700
295/B
16,300
233/4
8,200
>
-■
81% May 28
Oct 24
Mar
20% Jan
81% May" !
34% Dec 13
41% Jan
Apr
28% Feb 20
84% Jan
3
17% Jan
22
5
Oct
102
48% Jan
41
2
2
2
37
~7 % Oct~22
9
26
1
30
Nov
12
26%
17%
44
5
Class A
5
29
26%
18
42%
No par
Co
Motors
Chock
28% Apr
94% Jun
26%
26%
*17%
24
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Chris-Craft
July 22
263/8
HO
6,100
17%
44
Co
Gotham
Belt
15
107
Jun
t
Chadbourn
49,600
26%
23%
Corp
Aircraft
300
49%
147
42%
101%
No par
25%
48%
146
17%
100
2.50
*25
49%
146
41%
No par
:
25%
740
18
49
Service
23,600
41%
27%
>
35%
West Corp
43%
35,300
94%
49%
Pub
43%
94%
35%
preferred
43%
25 y8
94%
49
4%%
1,800
43%
25%
94%
35%
No par
43%
9
94%
*80%
35%
com
3%
94
.
*80"%
Light
68%
3%
48%
*53
Illinois
8%
68%
3%
*144%
82
19
69 % Jun
26%
9y8
68%
50%
54%
18% Apr
6
27
130
19,400
3%
1453/4
17%
19% Jun
Feb
943/8
48%
8%
68
L; '145
17%
2
Certain-teed Products
23% May 13
25
101% Jan
49%
146%
*93%
*53%
24
May
43%
*25
17%
Mar 19
51
>
48%
*144%
94%
3%
82
Soya Co
Century Industries Co
3
51% Jan
13 % Jan
Jun
24
14
14% July 31
24% Aug
2
9% Jan
19
8% Oct
61% Jun
2
8
14% Nov 30
13
May
64% Feb 20
22%
36%
31%
26%
14% Oct 22
19% Oct 24
100
48
146%
94
Chemptron Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3% %
convertible preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
2
Mar
47%
'144
9%
68%
3%
3%
54 %
22% May 13
10
9%
68 %
68
3%
17%
Central
2
Mar 25
93/a
66%
3%
*53%
*80%
Checker
11% July
683/4
100
26% July 31
44
92
Corp
preferred series R
Cerro
30% May 10
102% May 24
40% May 16
3
70%
8%
68
27%
Chain
51% Jan
11
13% Nov
37
2
8%
67
40%
47% May 31
Aug
70%
*17%
Cefssna
Jan
37
4
Jan
12
70%
*26%
25% May 23
4% Mar 13
35
8%
68%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
3
9% Apr
49% Feb
69%
71%
Central
22
16
Oct 24
3% Oct 24
33 y2
68%
1
& South
20% Mar 20
50%
70%
*32%
l
5%
23
Jan
49%
33 y4
20
Instruments
Illinois
35
50%
*32%
100
.
._
Corp common
preferred
i
Central
19% Feb
•49 %
331/4
70%
373/4
253/a
Central
6
50
♦32 3/4
373/4
43
i
60 % Jan
*49%
33
25%
1
Jan
50%
*32%
42%
4
14% Jan
32
6,200
*49 %
Products
7
28% Jun
37%
36%
50%
_
1
38% July 15
49% Apr 22
2
37%
36%
33
25%
81% Aug
21
27% July 24
2
Jan
30% Oct 24
Jun
18% May 20
11
26% May
47 % Feb
38
36%
*32%
Aguirre Sugar Co
5
Central, Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry com__No
par
53% July
102%. Apr
37%
105%
*49 %
Central
35% May 22
10% Jun
33
29% May 29
2
2,300
42
5%
5
19% Jan
13% Jun
23% Apr
17% Oct 23
11
Oct 23
,
2
2
19
5,200
35%
106,%
1
common
Celotex
Dec
66 y4
35%
25%
Cenco
15
66
35%
41%
51
Jan
66
35%
No par
30% May 21
18% July 2
22
23
120
65%
35%
38 %
Corp
10
Celanese Corp of Amer com_.iNopar
7% 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred series A_100
Steel
2
Jun
66%
35%
3%
Ceco
Aug
2
95V4Jun 19
2
105%
66
35%
1063/4
7
2
Jan
*105%
67
35%
1
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
.
147
Jan
51% Nov
78
..
15% Jan
21
Mar 13
23 y2 Jan
.
38% Jan
42% Feb 28
20% Mar 2
28 %. May 29
;> 68
t
90
19
Dec
19% Sep 21
14 y2 May 29
•
•
35 % Mar
133% Jan
Mar 22
44
137% May
Co
1063/4
66%
35%
1
7%
26% May 2
50% July 31
.
(J I)
*105%
66%
35%
10
..
46% Jun
18% Nov
<
,
108%
66
50
Carter Products Inc
29
2%: Jun 26
29% Jun 25
Shares
41%
24%
Xl3 %
77
Mar 12
9% Jan
3
44
the Week
Aug. 2
10
50% Apr
34% Jan
i
Friday
Aug. 1
41%
29% Jan
Jan
Sales for
Thursday
July 31
413/4
41%
44% Feb
48
Wednesday
41%
36% Jan
38% Oct 23
t
5
July 30
42
30% May 29
Sep 28
2
Tuesday
July 29
42
>45% Jan
3
26% Oct 26
49 y2
8
41% Jun
43% May
Monday
Par
No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
5
8
May 21
May 3
33% Mar 27
45% Mar 14
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Carborundum Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
Carlisle. Corp
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
<
Colorado &
41
Jan
60
_
24% Mar 19
40 % July 19
105% Jan
22
58
57%
62
643/s
643/4
65%
63 3/8
64%
64
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/8
293/4
Columbia Pictures
5
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
Feb
8
293/a
233/a
74
Feb
$4.25
preferred
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
X81%
82%
25
29% May 22
48% Feb 18
111% Feb
19
27% Jan
50% Feb
29
2
8% Jan 21
3
1
14
Commercial
4% %
System
Inc
10
common—
Credit
Co
11% July 15
Conde
•14%'May 14
Nast
109
Jan
25
$5
115% Feb
13
28
27% Apr
33% Feb
16
Feb
1
6
43 % Jun
21
35
24% Jan
56% Jan
3
29% May 29
2
35% Jan
2
67% Aug
45% Jun
40% Mar 4
98% Apr 15
23
94% Jan
3
102% Apr
2
fi
47% July 11
102 % Jan
4
105
93
Jan
18
Mar 25
23% Jan
18
29% May 10
94
23
94% Apr 24
12 % May 22
6% Jan
2
43% Apr
5
106
Jan
2
42% Mar 29
87% Jan
4
4% Jan
17% Jan
55% Jun
10% Jan
53 % Jan
41% Jan
36% Mar
see page 23„
53% July 30
109% May 31
48
Jun
17
91 % Jun
6
6% July 12
20% July
9
64% Feb
13% Jun
15
5
63% May 16
683/4
683/4
7,700
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
6,300
43%
1063/4
43%
43
43%
*106%
106%
106
106%
24%
24%
24%
26
25%
26%
48%
493/a
485/a
49
48%
49
113/4
12%
11%
11%
113/a
11%
125/8
123/4
12%
12%
8,200
83/4
8%
8%
83/4
68
3,300
10,700
17,000
42%
42%
*106%
23%
23%
48%
49%
48%
24%
49%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10
12 %
12%
12%
123/4
12%
8%
9
8%
1
67%
68
67%
l
—
;
86%
86%
86%
86%
863/4
106%
106%
106%
106%
1063/4
106 3/4
106%
1063/4
*109%
110%
1093/4
110%
1093/4
110%
5
31%
31%
31
313/4
30%
31%
30%
31%
41%
42%
41%
415/a
415/a
40 5/a
41%
41%
5
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
28%
800
10
66 %
66%
65%
663/a
65%
66%
66
66%
663/4
67%
41
41
40%
41%
41%
42%
4&
42%
42%
42%
1
com
preferred
5
45%
100%
*103
Continental
$5
15
Continental
11
Control
.1
46
9534
27
27%
27
27%
X26
26%
96
*94%
96
*107
96
*94%
863/a
110
31%
110
33%
42
1,300
3,100
11,500
5,300
453/4
46%
46%
465/b
5,200
5,300
10,100
1003/4
1013/a
*1003/4
101%
340
104
*103
104
♦103
*95
953/4
25%
*94%
953/4
953/4
26%
25%
26
96
*94%
30
96
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
115/8
11%
11%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53
53%
53
53
108
53%
108 %
*108
108 %
*108
I
108%
108
108
200
45
45%
45%
453/4
45 %
46
30,100
*90
90%
90%
90
90
250
108
45%
45
45%
90%
89%
90
5%
5%
5%
5%
55/8
53/4
53/8
83,400
3,700
2
5%
25
*19%
20
20
20
Xl9%
19%
200
56%
56%
56%'
56
56%
56%
56%
56%
563/8
18,900
1
11%
11%
11%
56%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,900
5
58%
59 %
58%
59
59
593/4
59
59%
59%
11%
593/4
7
*42%
42%
42
42%
42%
423/4
42%
42%
42
42%
III50c
64%
66%
64%
66%
66%
69%
65%
68%
66%,
67%.
com.
Delaware—
—
II
*19%
5%
*90
20
*19%
20
,
-
70
11,400
5
Corp
Corp
45%
♦95
45%
preferred
of
.
Data
103
*89%
Insurance
Continental
47% Apr
101
103
10
Continental Motors
72% July
1003/4
103%
45%
No par
Copper & Steel
convertible
45%
101%
103%
45%
953/4
11%
53%
Continental
101
104
*95
*94%
_No par
101
95%
100
Inc common
41%
*28
87
94%
Continental Air Lines Inc
——1.25
Continental Baking Co common___5
Can
(68
86%
No par
$3.75 preferred
68%
6,500
1.33%
preferred
$5.50 preferred
68
700
110%
...No par
No par
Container Corp of America
68%
lp,400
73,700
10,100
106%
~No~par
com
68%
9
20
86%
I
$4.52 preferred
68%
8%
43%
106
•
109%
Consolidation Coal Co
x86%
9
42%
106
82
106%
_No par
Foods
Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas_,
Consumers Power Co
$4.50 preferred
J
*81
.100
corn..No par
,
Consolidated
Continental
43
UNo par
pref series A_
Consol Electronics Industries
4%
69%
Co—12IE0
Consol Edison of N Y
$4.16
69
106%
Cigar Corp
preferred
69%
42%
4.12% 'conv
Feb
Consolidated
683/4
23%
Publishing Co
109
69% July 18
89% Feb 15
81%
69
*81%
106%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
4
233/4
81%
69
81%
_5
Cone Mills Corp
12% Feb
24%
82%
23%
♦81 %
69%
1
Solvents
Commonwealth Edison
100
69
100
common
preferred
conv
Commercial
49% Jan
2
817/8 Jan
2
105% Apr 18
Jan
*56%
61%
Gas
21
10% May
8% May
58
61%
Columbia
Mar 20
44% Jan
*56%
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
83
77% Jan
Jan
Southern Ry—
noncumulative 1st pfd
Columbia
29% May 10
22 % Jan
67
4%
65% July 31
30% Jun 12
42% Jan
26% Jan
6
5,200
8,800
5,600
.159.600
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%
Volume
6287
Number
198
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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.
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15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Eange for Previous
Range Since Jan.1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
23% May 28
22 y2 Jan 21
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
NEW
LOW Avn
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
\
at
5
Controls
of
Co
34% Mar 19
27 V* Jan
2
15% Feb
18
12
Jan
2
.17% Jun
10
3
Jan
4
15
24
24 Va
24%
24%
30%
30 Va
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
15 Vb
15%
15
15 Vb
15
15V4
i 41
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21 Vs
21%
21
21
21%
21%
22 Va
21%
22 Va
21
21 %
34%
34%
34%
35V4
35%
35
35
55
55%
55 %
56
56%
55%
53%
169%
170%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1
23
43
12% Jun
25
23 Va Mar
27% Oct
26
May 28
40
105% Jun
27
Dec
2
26% Jan
2
24% May 13
Copper
43% Mar 21
32 Va Jan
2
38
Copperweld Steel Co
60% Mar 28
49
6
90
Feb
27
6
87% J»i«.v
•-
Oct
31
5
Dec
36
Oct
24
5 % Dec
68% Jan
17
2
42% Jan
76% Jan
17
83
27 "
81% Apr .
10% July
29
113/i Oct
K
19 Va Feb
26
22 % Jun
28
Oct
Dec
24
12
17% Oct
24
30
Dec
18
34% Dec
41
Jun
14
37% Aug
8
48
5
Sep
59% Jan 42-X
91
Aug
12% Oct
1 26
97 C May
7
22
44
2
4
25% Feb
19
2418 Feb
19
"a Jail
4
.
Crane
Co
3%%
25
21% Jun
Crucible
July
2
$2
100
24
Cork
5V\%
Jun
13
C
Jan
25
Cudahy Packing Co
4%% preferred
3
70% Jan
29
9% May 29
.12% Feb
13
33 y2 Jan
2
22
13% Feb
20
25
35
Mar 13
10
7
Cuneo
24% Jun
6
Jun
8% Dec
28
V8 Jun
27
14
t>% Feb
14
39% Feb
14
9
k-
Jan
14
12% Feb
14% Feb
19
20 Va Aug
16
17% Jan
24 Va May 16
35 Va Aug 21
33% Jan
38% Feb
53 Va Aug
67% Apr
15
47% Oct
78
24
Mar 20:
49%
82%
*81 Va
50%
50
82'/a
51
*81%
51%
*81%
5%
11%
11
23%
*23%
24
22%
23%
2:
22'4
22%
22 3
17
17 Vb
22%
17%
b
17%
17%
1,300
35 Vb
48
34%
17%
35%
17 %
35%
2 4,700
,33%
34,500
10%
16%
16%
33%
34%
33%
•46%
,
11%
11
34Vc
48
46%
46%
46%
47
46%
47
34%
*46%
46 %
46%
96%
96%
46 %
96%
97%
46%
98
97
21 %
97
20%
211/4
20%
21
105 Va
105 Va
104%
104%
20 Vb
20%
20%
20%
48
♦46 Va
96%
96%
96 %
20%
20%
20%
*104 Va
106
♦103 %
20%
21
20%
5
6%
106
20%
6%
6%
*46%
7
V;
1
6%
6%
*55%
20%
*103
20%
7
57
7
56%
56%
55%
11%
xl0%
UVb
10%
10%
11
*21%
22 VA
21%
10%
21%
*21%
21%
22
*21%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
29%
29%
30 Vb
30 Vb
*9%
9%
56 %
♦9 Va
Inc
20 Vb
20 VA
19%
37 %
31 Va
*36 Va
37 %
57
57%
56 Va
56%
10
6%
30
6%
30 Va
9%
30
9%
*55%
48
100
7,700
550
20%
16,600
105%
■
400
20%
2,200
7%
57 V.
3,200
11
2,000
300
-22%
3C0
6%
6%
4.100
29%
29%
1,400
6%
30
91/3
;
9%
9%
19%
20 Va
1
Cutler-Hammer
*55%
9%,;
1
common
A
"7,600
500
46%
*11%
Class
2,400
23%
16 Vb
%
1,500
.•
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51 %
100
Curtis-Wright
5
800
22%
11
22%
Inc
12%
*81 Va
—5
Press
10
95
■V 5
82%
5,600
89
12%
52
7 00
19,200
82 Vz
11
23%
common—
82%
89
*93 %
12%
5 '/rt
5,400
56%
170
169
95
12%
1,600
■
35
55 Va
Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
26
31 y* May 29
*93 Va
12%
10%
Cunningham
Mar
95
5
22
Corp
4
25% Jan
20
convertible
S
r Cv/% Apr
11 % May
6V8 Jan
5% Jun
10
T
3
19% Jan
28
12
21%
*12V2
No par
Jun
25
10
21
*34%
*93%
preferred—100
107
2
6% July 22
52% Jan
3
3,300
12%
America—12.50
of
20%
94%
5
No par
Steel Co
23%
*93 Va
23%
preferred
3,300
*12 Va
10%
46
14%
89%
22%
common—5
No par
14%
21%
*89
24
Zellerbach Corp
800
14%
3334
89%
22%
com
preferred
$4.20
17% Jan
19% Dec
173
24 %
33%
*89
common—2.50
Seal
&
19% Aug 23
45% Oct
170%
170%
a
24%
30%
89 Va
49%
%
10%
Crown
58
8
103
55%
Shares
24
.
*30%
12%
*23%
15'/a Jan
19
*35
24
the Wee*
At.g.2
94 Va
49%
*81
1
Crown
Corp
25
19
169 VA
5
5% convertible preferred
25
Crompton & Knowles Corp___No par
Crowell-Collier 1 Publishing
1
25
107 Va Feb
,
July 31
*89
5
100
614 Oct
27
12%
common
Petroleum
14% Jun
86% Jun
/
*93%
preferred
Crescent
46%Jun 21
Apr 24
'lrJan 23
27
Jan > 7
ser
Inc
6
39% Jun
16% Jan
■»
1
Aug
8
4
96
3
21% Mar 29
of 1947—100
V 3%%
Coty International Corp class A- ,1c
b
.
89 Va
Coty
52
27
Jan
169%
*89
10
14% Jan
Feb
45
169
1
preferred
5
100
common
preferred
25
20
28% Feb
Works
3 % %
July 30
"
14%
24
Glass
50c
31
80 % Jan
-
20%, Jun
Corning
Co
5% Apr
20
23 y4 Jan
Mar 13
27% Aug 24
42 Va Mar 19
18
Products
,
15% Jan
11% May 10
4% Mar 21
%
"5
Co
Range
93 % Jun
21
Feb
91
96% May 17
21% Mar 12
5
11
Corn
10
Apr
'
92% Jan
22
Apr
60
May 22
180% Jun 21
Mar 2a
152% Mar
194% Mar 19
14
87
20% Aug
16l/2 Jan
Friday
1
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
8 5-8 Oct
Sales for
Thursday
5
34% Feb
27
18% Oct
pr'Ti;
5
24
Apr
SALE
1
18Va Oct
oj
'TT-'r
Wednesday
,_5
-5
America
23
Sep
Tuesday
July 2<>
23%
24 Va
"
V
20%
9%
19%
4 00
19%
36%
371/4
19%
*36%
37%
26,800
*36%
55
55%
54%
53%
[37%
400
531/4
53 VA
2,000
43
20
D
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
5
91
Dec
40% Jan
12
15 Va Feb
7
7
89 % Apr
13
Jan
3
93
2
16 Vb May 24
2
86 % Jan
46
Feb
25
Aug
Dana
'2
May 29
18% Mar 12
13% Jan
2
20% May 29
29 Va Jan
2
27
Jan
21
77% July 27
85 Va Dec
31
82
Mar
9 % Jun
25
78%! Aug
2
86
Dec
87
Dec
&
>
17%
18'/a
28
28%
85%
*84
85%
Preferred
3.75%
series B
100
*85% -87%
♦85%
87 Va
*85%
3.90%
series
C
100
♦88
*88
89%
*88
18
25
Decca
2
69% Jun
10
23% July
11
55% Feb
15
46 % Jan
21 Va Jun
15
29y< Feb
15.
26
Feb
15% Jun
25
22% Jan
12
19% Jan
2
23
9
9 % Jan
2
Chemical
31% Jan
2
16 % July 25
34% Jan 29
DeSoto
31
Detroit
Edison
3
46
Apr
|
Inc
Records
Hudson
No par
Delaware Power & Light
6
54% Jun
5
Delta
18
32% Jun
12
May 29
37% Oct
24
Diamond Alkali
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
45% Jan
3
59% Jun
10
Diamond
9% Oct
25
27 Vb Jan
22
9% Jun
20
12% Jan
15
Diana
15
21% Jan
22% May 29
31% July 18
23 Vb Jan
16% Jun
25
25% Jan
2
19
20% Dec
28
24
Dec
7
20% Jan
17 y2 Jun
27
37%
Ja!n
26
22% July 16
16% May 29
24 % Apr
24
22% Jan
40
72% Jan
4
55
22% Jan
Jun
27
17 y2 Oct
24
32
Mar
5
20% May 29
31
Feb
8
I 34% July
29% Aug
22
Mar
4
2
17% Aug -2
May 29
22
Jan
23
16% Jan
2
43
Jun
61
May 27
53 % Apr
10
24
25
Jan
16
13% Jan
2
6% May 29
164 y2 Jun 27
13
Feb
26
> 10 V8 Jan
29
254% Mar 14
101% Jun
114
Oct
11
.
5
81 Va July 12
24 Va May 29
229% July 26
105% Apr
Apr 27
97% Apr 27
32 Va Mar 22
84
Apr
30% Jan
2
Vilbiss
National
Diners'
(Walt)
Disney
22
10
2
4
Donnelley
15
21% Aug
1
63% May 17
15% Jun
21
16% July 10
256% May
9
109% Mar 15
89% Jun
Chemical
de
5
;,44
Feb
2
48
Sep 14
July 10
42
Jan
46
Jan
2
50
May 31
47
Mar 27
43 Va Apr
15
47
Jan
45 Va Jan
19
26
50% Mar
49% May 25
47 % Apr
.'43% Jan
2
48 Va Jun
46
1
48% Jun
Feb
7
48 y2 July 13
47% Jun
7
50
Oct
23
29% Feb 19
45
17
8
May 29
23 Va Oct
25
13
May
7
16% Jun
19
20% Jan
9
16 Va Dec
12
11% Aug
2
15% Jan
4
33 Va Dec
13
25
2
31% Jan
56%
56%
10
10
9%
9%
5,400
34%
45%
45%
45V4
5,100
56%
56%
57%
4.6C0
10
9%
-
400
10
1,600
14%
14
14
14Vb
14%
14%i
14%
14%
14'A
19%
3,400
18%
18%
18%
19%
19 Vb
19%
19%
19
VA
40 %
Ve
39%
12,800
39%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39
46%
46
46%
46%
47
46%
46%
46%
46%
24
3.800
24%
24 %
243/8
24%
24%
24
24%
24
24
32%
32%
32
32 Va
2,400
32 Vb
32 %
32%
32%
32%
27%
28
321%
28
28 Va
4,000
28V4
2 8 Va
28%
29%
•29 Vb
29%
12,600
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/,,
20%
20
20%
201/4
20V4
24%
25%
24 VA
24%
24V4
24 %
24%
25%
24%
24%
22%
7,000
23%
22%
23%
22%
231/4
22%
23%
22%
231/4
14,900
30%
59%
29%
30%
29%
30
13,700
59%
59
59%
31,400
"i
9,800
2,900
1
29%
30%
30 VB
31
30
57%
50%
58 %
59
58%
:—50c
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27 Vb
58%
26%
26%
26%
27
20 %
20%
20%
21
20%
21%
20%
20%
17%
20%
12,300
18 VB
18 %
18%
19 VB
19%
19%
21%-
19%
20%
3.9,1C0
61%
62
*61%
62
♦61%
62
61%
61%
61%
61%
14
14
13%
,14
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15 %
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15
1
—1
No par
1
—
1
:
Nemours
Cigar
*56
10,300
12%
1.25
No par
Co
LJght
(E I)
232 VB
233%,
234%
238
107%
108
108% '
107V4
107V4
86
86
86
31 %
No par
common
5
—50
50
50
31%
31%
43%
43 Va
■*43
48
48
45%
45%
*47%
46
15,100
1,600
3.300
12,900
236%
239
238
239%
>107%
108
107%
107%
86
87
87
86%
87
87
87
32%
32
32%
32 VA
32%
32%
32%
43%
43
48
471/4
46V4
*43
43%
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143
4714
46
48
46
45%
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45%
43%
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45%
18;800
800
600
13,400
*
44
240
48%
410
46%
370
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50
*49%
50
*49%
50
*47
50
50
50
5
232
107%
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Co
%
18%
230
com—5
47%
*47
48%
*47
48 %
*47
48%
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48
49
*48
49
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49
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49
*48
49
49
~
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50
30
17%
17%
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17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18 'A
2,600
11%
12
11%
12%
11%
12 VB
11%
11%
11%
11%
32,100
25%.
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25 Vb
4,700
5
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,400
1
Corp
preference
conv
56
10
14
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
25%
24%
25%
219,200
60
60%
60 %
60%
59%
60 Va
59%
59%
59%
60%
2,700
97%
*97 Va
97%
♦97%
Dynamics Corp of America com—1
$1
45%
56%
32%
12%
*33%
46 Vb
preferred
$2.10 preferred
4
Aug
34
45
2
4.10%
DWG
12%
34
451/4
40
Inc
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred
21
12%
341%
45
5
$3.75
Mar 21
12%
34%
No par
—
4%
22
12%
34 Vb
19
Co
$4.15
12
Jan
12%
44%
No par
$4.50 preferred
42% Jan
39
44
12%
♦33%
39
—
$3.50 preferred
Duquesne
32%
12%
34%
1
Corp
Pont
15,800
2.50
Dunhill International
du
16
9%
Ltd
Sons
&
Chemicals
Duplan
15%
1
.
Power
16%
32%
56Vb
Drewrys Limited USA Inc,—
18
33% May 16
44 % Apr
2
R)
(R
Dresser Industries
Duke
11,500
15%
32%
9%
Inc
/Dover Corp
DuBois
I6V4
321/4
1
Douglas Aircraft Co
25% Jan
21%
16
32
56VB
Productions
14
Dow
21%
16 VB
32 VB
50c
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dr. Pepper Co_j.
Dome Mines Ltd
Fund
1,400
21%
16
45
—2.50
Distillers
Dominick
32,100
32
12%
(The)
30
lfiVa
1
Corp
Fruit Corp
Club Inc
DiGiorgio
50%
30
32%
44%
Corp
5,300
49
v.
15%
*33%
Stores
24
July 30
May 1
27% July 22
53
1
29% Apr
29% Jan
31
52%
15
Co
10
66
3,500
52%
No par
Co
21 % Jun
Mar
13
26
11
21%
52%
32
1
10
De
5
53V4
29%
Detroit Steel Corp
22% Dec
52%
45%
50%
19
May 29
53
48%
11
15
51%
29%
16
28% May 22
52
21%
54% Feb
Jan
15,500
51 Va
21%
14% Apr
19
61%
21 Vb
45%
50%
39 % Jun
43% Jan
60%
21%
45%
29%
2
3
61%
21%,
21%
24
16
61%
21%
29%
44% July 22
48% Mar 23
61%
21%
48%
10% Jan
40% Feb
45 %
61%
30
31V2 Jan
21% Jan
45%
61%
21%
49%
4
25
45%
61%
21
21%
12
100
62%
20%
Coatings
40
'
20%
30
10
22
1,500
8,200
6,400
20 %
49%
18% Jan
23
88Va
45%
20%
69
Oct
87%
88%
49%
34% Jan
35% Jun
♦85 Va
30%
26
12 Va Jun
87%
89%
48 %
30
21
*85%
20%
Inc
9% Oct
15% May 14
23% May
9
41% July 11
51% Jun 12
84%
30 V8
Lines
26% Oct
6
18%
28%
3
Air
20
11 Vb Mar
45%
28%
84%
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Nov
18% July 31
27% Jan
2
45%
28%
85%
28%
*84
61%
:•>
6.75
Co
89%
45%
50c
—1
Delaware &
55 Vb May 16
36 Va Mar
*84
100
A
Deere & Co
18% Mar 27
series
3,700
20
4,000
%
*88
89%
45 Va Feb
23% Mar 26
17%
87 %
Preferred
38% Jun; 26
...
17%
28%
*84
12
51% Jan
17% Feb
17%
17%
28
85%
29
Jan
16
18
17%
17%
28%
90
13
26
15
87 % Jun
20
11% Oct
93
15
27%
common—7
Light
3.15%
57% Feb
10 y4 Oct
93
15%
4
May 10
Power
Preferred
20% Dec
40
43%
93%
15
28
51% Apr
Feb
42%
*92
15 VB
31
2
12y4Mar
43
93%
15
Jan
27
*31% Dec
44 Va.
*92
15'/a
88% Jun
12% Jun
7ye May 29
43Va
93%
4
41% Oct
30
>■44%
17 Va
15
84 y2 Mar
13
34% May 28
Dayton
44 VA
*92
15
93 Va
14%
50c
Dayco Corp
30
44%
*92
5
87
31
81% Aug 30
Dan
20% May 21
44 Vb
1
100
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
River Mills Inc
'
11
2
E
24% Feb
27% Jan
13
20% Jan
2
3
23
55% Feb
16
19
Apr
46% Jan
16
31% May 29
93% Dec
7
187/b Oct
15% July
23
80 Va Jun
22
9Vb Oct
24
Jun
25
85
97% Mar
7
May 28
30
90
Jan
12% Jan
"4
21% Jan
115% Mar 15
106 Va
101
July
9
40% Mar 23
52
Jun
25
Jan
18
22
May 29
95
Feb
20
88% Jan
94
98 Va Mar
3
4
2
27
Jan
24
Nov
30
98% Jun
24
32 Va Jan
18
101
37VB Nov
30
33% Jan
30
6% Jan
2
Jun
25
24
56 VB Feb
38% Dec
16
23% Sep
41
17
91% July 30
26
27
Va Sep
July 30
50% Jun
Aug 23
27
4
2
33% Nov
24
Jun
26
22% Jun
2
July 24
34% Jan
1111
89
2
!
Jun
25
16
Jan
26% Jan
7 % Oct
24
15
39% Mar 15
35% Jun
25
49
12
Oct
24
23 Va Jan
55
Jun
21
18% May 29
34% May 29
68
9 Vb
July 26
17 Vs Jan
9
2
July 23
July 24
27% Jan
3
Mar 20
34% Mar
1
July 30
42% Jan
2
-14
2
Jan
63
Jan
1
12
Eaton
Echlin
60
Jan
14
Edison Bros Stores
95 Va Apr
30 Va Jun
5
101
39%
n *
Jan
2
61
58% Mar 11
63
Jun
25
9
8% Jun
27
14
23
36% Jan
34% Sep
24
27
May 29
Mar
49 Vb Apr
" 46 Vs Mar
2
9
•
Jan
38% May
2
2
6
4
29
21% Feb
May 29
8% Feb
14
7
37% Jan
14
15
Nov
16
23 VB Mar 12
15
Jun
14
70% Mar 21
32% Aor
5% May 29
11% Feb
19 Va May 29
32% Jan
2
52% Feb
21
Nov
27% Oct
For
27
24
*?9% Mir
footnotes,
Eltra
% "--H
Jun
16 Vb Jari
17
-
juiv
1 *>
19
25
9
45% July 31°
4o% Feb
7
Erie &
Evans
.Ex-Cell-O
*92%
29
28%
i
i
34%
34%
30%
5%
13
R
May
16Va Jan
I
14
6Vb Jan
II
1
18% Jan
10
19
50% Jan
8% Feb
14
J
34%
34%
34%
34%
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
6,400
5%
5%
5%
5%
9,100
5%.
5% July 23
6
22% Jan
2
27 V2 Jun
24
50% Mar
5
8
70% Jan
3
51% Jan
39% jun
Co—
53%
53%
*53 Va
53%
53%
53%
900
69 Vb
60 Va
64%
60 Va
63%
58%
62
57%
60 Va
157,900
50c
5
30%
29%
30%
27 Va
30%
26%
28%
25%
21 %
54,800
18%
9%
Corp
100
50
9 Va
9%
9%
4,100
19 Vb
19
19 %
19
19VB
1814
19 Vb
26,600
25%
25
25 %
24%
25 Va
24%
25
30%'
9%
9%
9%
24%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
2,500
34
"34%
34
34%
34
34%
33%
10 VB>
10
10 %
10
10%
10
IOVb
9%
34%
IOVb
10,600
10
42%
42%
42%
47Va
46
47
46
46 Va
46 Va
46 Va
46%
48
47%
47%
47%
47%
47
47%
46%
42 Va
16 Va
*66%
27%
40
42%
16%
41 VB
3 Vb
3Va
16%
*63%
64 Va
13%
42%
16%
*67
68
27% >
*15%
27%
40%
3 Vb
16
*63 Va
14
14
42 Va
16%
18 Va
18
18%
18%
19%
68%
68%
6814
68 Va
69%
400
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
41%
40%
41 Va
3,100
6,900
3%
7,400
40%
40%
3%
3 Vb
16%
16 Va
64%
*63 Va
14%
14
40%
41
3VB
3%
see page 23.
11
Falstaff
preferred
Brewing
Corp
16%
*63%
14
14 Vb
14
13%
15
15%
15 Va
15 Va
15%
44
45%
43%
45
44%
41
39 Va
40%
44%
44%
44
44
5%
33%
•
5%
50c
26%
50
*50 Va
3A
12%
5%
*12%
5%
12%
5%
44%
44%
44
44 Va
43%
44
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44 Va
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
200
5VB
5%
5%
5%
18,600
5%
5%
16%
16%
35%
.
16%
16%
16%
400
35
34%
34%
27,800
5%
5%
10,100
27 Va
27 %
5%
514
27%
27
27%
26%
27 Va
51%
50 Vb
50 Vb
*50 Vs
%
?3%
34%
34
34 Va
5%
800
34%
*50 Vb
5%
4,000
16%
16%
34%
5%
11,400
*12%
34%
5%
59,100
39%
16%
27
7,500
45 Vb
.41%
40 Va
34
6
45
4,700
40
17
51
14
41
34%
26%
310
64 Va
15%
44"
1
16'
64 %,
45
♦16%
junior
3
16%
*63%
64 %
15 VB
Whitney Corp com——1
preferred
40
common
3%
16 %
17
41%
44%
15,500
2,100
68
15%
43%
2,100
2,800
16%
42 Va
44%
42%
46%
46 Va
68
15
1
4,600
27%
41
Fairbanks
Co
*42
42%
47
48
*12%
Foods
5,600
34%
40 Va
convertible
9%
30%
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
9%
25%
10
Co
53%
18%
9%
19
1
3
Co
53%
34 Vb
5
.
*53%
30%
20c
10
100
1
8.50
a
24%
No par
5%
;
29%
Morse
Fairmont
„
63 %
Fairbanks
$1.50
700
34%
30%
3
Co
& Co class A
&
101
10
Corp
(Max)
3,400
-1
Co
Bearing
*99%
58
5%
'54
1
Fafnir
58
94%
29
*99%
34%
'30%
5%
.
57
*99%
30%
—
Factor
49% May
4.200
93
28 Va
5%
Inc
Inc
20
28%
56 Va
93
28%
common
Products
Eversharp
94%
28%
56%
91%
34%
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Eurofund
*92%
56%
28%
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
5%
5,200
91%
30%
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
,7
100
17,400
11%
56%
5%
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
13
•
99%
3414
11%
57%
28 VB
Manufacturing Co___—7.50
District Electric Co
10
Empire
99%
34%
11%
95
34%
100
4,100
16,100
r
99%
56%
*99 Va
:
34%
56%
♦99 Va
97%
116%
109
99%
UVb
28 Va
16
108
34%
35%
11 VB
*91
16%
109
23%
.11 Va
X34%
11%
30%
Gas
Freight
101
35%
11
Electric
Air
Emery
Emhart
*99%
35%
conv
Emerson
101
*99%
11%
;
.—25c
preferred—
34.50
Mfg Co
1
Radio & Phonograph
5
Corp
107%
5
Inc
Watch
Natural
$1.40
6
7
July 23
11% May 29
4% Apr 16
31
50
National
Paso
97%
"16
shrs—10s
Co
Amer
Associates
16%
1091a
F
43
10% Oct
Mar
4% Feb
July 18
9% Jan
25
24
44
July 12
57%'May 14
2% Jan
16% Oct
Share
Ind
16%
108%
35%
Amer—1
Storage Battery
Electronic
Emerson
14 % Jan
13
Electric
36 V2 May
9
11% Jan 24
9
3
1
8
&
Mus
Electronic Specialty
51
of
Bond
16%
109%
97%
99%
100
&
98
16 Va
108 Va
UVb
2.50
common
Electric
16%
1
Co
Electric
98
109
99%
common—l
30
El
3
20% Jan
iviav 21
Elgin
26
12
Co
34V8 -Tulv 17
4% Jan
May 17
Products
108
35%
-100
12% Jan
47% Jan
-
Inc
preferred
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Corn
29% Jun
3
45% May 16
Jan
Manufacturing
*97%
xl6Ve
23%
50
1
Co
4% %
12
Aor
10
preferred
20% Apr 22
26% July
5
31% July
1
21 Va Jan
57
Ekco
100
Corp—2.50
common
Manufacturing
4%%
11
Jun
31% Apr
6% Apr
5
38
Steel
Co
18
30
Oct
2
Kodak
30
$3.60
Assn com—10
preferred
prior
Stainless
Feb
23% May 20
80% Jun
5
19% Jan
Inc
Fuel
&
15
11% Nov
:
4% %
Eastman
69 Vb July 29
Aug 22
26% Feb
Eagle-Picher Co
Apr
38% Jun
5°
46
%~Mar~30
101
8
15% Mar 16
28 Vb Jun
Eastern
2
31% Mar
30 %
13
42
101 Va May 17
18% May 29
122% Apr 26
Jan
50
24
Feb
24
Gas
2
26
22 Vb Oct
Eastern
14
5
19
Air Lines
2
5% Jun
H20% Mar 27
8
Eastern
64% July
26% Jan
17
15 Vb Oct
24% Apr 23
25% Aug
1
34
51
*50%
34
34%
51
34%
5,300
10
2,200
(484)
16
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
29
Mar 29
13% Jun
25
28
Jan
65/e Jun
14
10 7. Mar 13
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
167a July 15
2
1474 Feb
22 74 Feb
19% May 17
47 %Jun
5
9 74 May
2
1974 May
2
42
7
42 72 Jan
2
6
13% Apr
353A Jan
23
187a Jun
2
43 3A Jun
6
15
28 72 Dec
5
"
May 29
14
2
317a Feb
20; ''
18 Va Jun
8
8
V' 50
447a
77a
3674 Apr
66
Apr
48% Mar 21
373/4 jan
2
15
29
17
433/4
44
44
44
7
'
7 Va
7
6,1C0
1,2 CO
167a
16%
7,900
44
44
1,900
77a
7
y4
7
8,000
1772
177a
17%
177a
177a
175/8
17%
17 7i
33
327a
33
3174
32 7a
307a
31%
307a
245/a
24
24
300
49
17,500
*24
24%
*24
24%
*24
'
177a
1,600
30%
•'
8,300
24%
49
493/a
48%
497i
48
493/a
47 3/4
48 74
48 Va
143/4
153/a
147a
14%
*14
147a
14 7a
147a
*147a
14 Va
1
39%
40
393/4
40%
40%
40%
407a
40%
4C V4
40%
Paper Products__No par
Coach Lines Inc
10
263/a
2774
2 6 3/8
26%
26 7a
27 7a
26 7a
26%
267a
263/4
327a
33 VA
33
34 74
333/4
347a
33 7s
34
33
33%
32
32%
327a
32 7a
32 5/a
33
10
—.—
Corp
Financial
.1
—1
;
Inc
Federation
53 74
32 7a
Rubber
&
i.No par
...
.32%
32 7a
537a
5374
54 7a
53
53 5/8
52 7a
32 %
32%
32 Va
32 7a
22%
38%
16,700
32% V 33%
38%
2,500
-4,800
■
•
53
32 7a
1,000
32 5/a
53
32 74
5472
32
*
Tire
Firestone
163A
32,200
Q XL
*9
*24
Corp
Filtrol
2
2
July 23
177a
774 V.
9
177a
Fifth Avenue
51% July
9 74
9
17
17%
32%
2nd
Inc
Fiberboara
32
175/8
44%
7
7 74
173/a
974
4474
Ferro
27% Jan
.
44%
Fenestra
35 7a Mar 15
22 Va May 29
17
pfd series A
23
Co common„5
4.60%
preferred
25
Federated Dept Stores
1.25
5
35% Feb
2
Jan
16%
conv
■>./
177a
1
Corp
3
18
29 3/4 May
237a Mar 20
26
17%
Shares
17%
317a
17 7a
the Week
Aug. 2
31%
32
97a
303/4
17%
17
572%
19
7
Jun
9 7a
9
Federal Paper Board
24 3A May 22
3
Dec
-53% Feb
24
Oct
29
30 7a Aug
7
23 % Jan
17
10 Va May 29
2
30%
1774
'
Friday
Aug. 1
317a
31%
974
17%
Sales for
Thursday
July 31
303/4
30%
1774
Mogul Bower Bearings
5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com___l
5
Mar 21
54 y2 Jan
27 /
37 V2 Jun
2
May 10
24
30
Federal
2
25
1
PRICES
Wednesday
July 30
July 29
5
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
672 Apr
1672 Jan
42% Mar 15
25
24
44% Feb
Fawick
9% May 16
3772 Mar 12
Jun
25
22 V2 July 11
Fansteel
Tuesday
Monday
Par
'
Family Finance Corp
19
Fedders
15% Jan
5
6% Oct
30 7» Oct
30
2
8 7a Jan
143A Oct
31
Apr
233A Feb
34
8
267a Jan
May 28
20
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
.
;
4,500
*
24,600
25 V* Oct
~24
2
.3174 Jan
24
44 % Apr
15
First
Charter Financial Corp_No par
38 3/4
3974
397a
23
5074 Jan
38 %
38 5/8
39
2378 Oct
2
5074 Jan
2
6072 Jun
12
First
National
No par
53%
59%
54%
54%
5574
523/4
24
72 7a Jan
53%
547a
543/8
43 y» Oct
54%
11
Fischback &
Moore Inc
.1
22%
2374
237a
237a
233/a
23%
23 7s
23 7a
23 7t
233/s
Flintkote Co
common.
•:207a
203/8
*88
> 89
207a
20%
207a
203/4
2074
20%
20 74
20 3/s
89
89
89
89
28,500
8
2674 Mar 16
1378 Oct 23
803/4 Aug
2
17% Jan
2
233/e Jun
25
8
8572 Jan
23
Jun
25
87
1
24
Oct
85
18% Jan
207a May
May 29
12
237a July
Mar 16
90
Jan
Feb
13
4172 Jan
674 Feb
5
25
33A Jun
2874 Jun
5
4674 May 13
3
46
47
5
48 Va Jun
25
82 % Feb
65% Jan
24
30 Va Mar
14
29 Va Oct
24
18% Oct
30
26
22
Jan
<
Dec
'217a
3
29% Jan
13% May 29
May 29
11
2174 Jan
143/4 Jan
3
Dec
14% Jan
24
563/8 Jun
7
3
<
7
26
333/a Jun
6
Jun
21
T24% Jan
'84
463/4 May 22
Jan
2
89
15
Co
58
Feb
21
25
2 7a Oct
24
1874 Jun
14
27 7a Jan
1774 May 29
263/4 Jan
105/a Jun
27
143,4 Jan
4
237a Jun
26
32 7b Feb
16
9472 Jan
8
Oct
27
•472 Mar 19
97
1
26
23
,
Corp
797a Jan
27
$0.60
conv
13
General
Cable
833/4 Jan
15
91
Jun
27
2974 Jan
4
34
Apr
29
> General
5% Jun
5
General
Contract
General
Dynamics
7
4% May 24
27
29% Feb
7
6
843/a Jun
3
3974 Jan 25
>_.
I—
25
96
Jan
2*
77%
10 7b Oct
22
30
Mar"
11
preferred,
85 7a Feb
4
1
11672 Dec
3
447a Jun
25
59% Dec
20
1067a May 29
115% Dec
21
81% Jun
27
887a Dec
31
87
Jan
3
95 7a Mar
3074 Jun
14
433/4 Aug 14
32
May
"
40 3/o Jan
15
General
Outdoor
.Oct
24
303/4 Mar
2
23 7a May 10
General
43% May 31
General
73% Jun
3
General
Jan
1
177a Jan
1183/4 Jun
2
Jan
9
33
19
447a Feb
9
377a Jan
47a May 29
7% J an
2
572 Jan
377b Mar 22
313/4 Jan
2274 Mar 28
5
4474 Jan
1174 Jan
26% Jan
34
217b Mar
59
26% 'Jun 25
34% Oct
25% May 28
Oct
9
2174
18
1
Nov
Mar 19
28
Mar
6
267a Jan
-28
Dec
4
263/a July
22% Jan
Signal
3
General
Public
Public
Steel
2
263/4 May 15
General
137a Jun
18
General
3074 Apr
4
3
27% May
100
Apr
16
103 7b July
1
18
General
23
13
10174 Jan
4
107
21
572%
2
42 3/a Feb
19
22
5874 Jan
3
407i May 29
;: i2 7a Jun 25
623/4 Jan
2
33% July
20% Jan
> 35
Jan
14
10174 July 23
307a Jun
20
Feb
19
Feb
53
Mar
233/4 Jun
27
2874 Oct
24
55
16 3/8
July
> 33
28
14
24
21 7B Nov
14
> 972 May 29
1574 Feb
1
4
363/b Oct
22
727a Jan
24% Oct
24
443/4 Jan
2
30% Jun
21
54% Feb
4174 Dec
14
20
2074 Jan
24
3474 Jan
4974 Jan
107a May 29
1774 Oct 22
July
/
1574 Apr
5
!.
2% Jan
39% Jan
4
.47a Jan
11
2
49% Apr
4
423/4 Jan
35% Feb
.*
147
147b Jan
17
Apr
25
46
7a Jun
17
16% Jan
24
33% Jan
2
Sep
17
26
3674 Jan
.2
217a May 29
323/4 Nov
29
64% Nov
26
14
47 7» Dec
5
143
20% Jun
27
70Jun
27
817a Dec
31
303/4 Oct
24
4474 Apr
3
2
97
93
Jan
Ju.") 24
Mar
977a Jun
4
Aug
2
303/s Mar 18
2
44 3/a May
3
88% May
2
52% May 13
307b Jan
•«
2
41% May 15
82
2
92
Jan
387a Jan
_
4
Feb
2
8
48% July 12
3934 Mar 28
Great
Great
Green
$5
*43/4
44
4%T
-
*22 74
*2374
22%
,
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;v'
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,
.
1
2074
115%
21
351/4
1
1
345'8
*38%
5%
24%
*23 7a
Oil
Gulf
States
$4.20
89%
90
90
9034
37%
37%
373/B
3774
37%
4,300
20%
20 3/B
20%
203/a
20%
19,200
357a
35 V'B
11,600
39
90
32 7a
36 74
345/a
353/s
3474
35
38%
38 3/B
38 3/a
38 3/a
5%
53/4
534
53/4
5%
38%
5%
323/4
5%
38%
5%
34 %
32%
32%
32% -323/4
32%
32%
14%
143/4
15
14 3/B
147a
14%
28 %
I5
$8%
14%
29
28
28 74
287a
28%
1,700
22%
22%
22%
2 2 3/4
23
22 7a
223/4
2274
22%
13,600
27%
*27 7a
27%
*27 7a
27%
273/B
277a
277b
27 7b
273/a
*26 7a
273/b
26 3/b
265/a
263/a
2 6 3/8
26%
26%
25%
257a
25 Va
25%
25 3/b
25%
2 5 3/8
26
253/4
26
11 7b
1174
10%
1174
117a
>la/8
11 7b
1174
113/b
12
12,900
23 7a
35,200
s>t
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1057a
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103
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103
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1057a
*104
1057a
*104
1057a
367b
101 3/b
363/a
3674
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101%
493/a
36 74
102 7a
*1013/4
367a
367b
•:y;
6
$4.44
507a
38
273/b
27%
277a
28
1474
14%
143/b
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par
.
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1672
5
17 7b
173/a
1774
26%
26 3/s
a.25
25 Va
347a
35
500
347a
35
51,000
37
1,400
-23%
34%
347a
373/B
373/b
36 3/b
273/4
■:-
347a
33%
"■'
28 7t
-
i
1674
v
28%
14%
'14% ?
42 74
173/4
173/4
173/4
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18
11% >11%
>483/8
48
115/B
115/s
•117a
1-1%
47%
48%
.
139
43%
■-
7
383/4
437a
1674
1674
1674
353/B
345/8
34%
343/4
.
a
39
-
16
1674
74
17 3/s
177b
177a
5,700
267a
26 3/b
12,700
15 3/b
153/4
157a
23 7a
2374
843/4
>*83%
847a
155/s
Prop
Colli
No par
25
.-.No par
Corp____l
x44%
2%
45
3
*2%
3
4574
44 3/b
457a
16%
16%
16 5/a
42
42'72
517a
51%
■"■
83 Vz
2%
443/4
2%
2%
2%
447a
44%
447a
16 7a
16%
16%
43
42 7a
43
5174
51%
51 7b
513/4
8,400
<
3,700
167a
16 S/8
167a
42
41% .41%
51
52
517b
18%
187a
18%
183/b
18
187s"
18%
18 3/4
18
18 3/4'
4372
43%
427a
437a
40 3/4
42 74
.
51%
-
'
50
3,100
16%
42 3/4
14,200
41%:
.
7,300
-
v
r-
■
,
2,800
8,000
31,600
8,400
No par
42%
433/4
4374
433/a
*■150%
1517a
*15074
1517a
15074
15074
*15074
100
253/4
257a
25%
253/4
257a
25%
253/4
4,400
253/4
257b
253/4
39%
393/4
4074
13,400
39%
397a
397a
393/8
39%
____3
com
50
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...
3
1
par
Co
3774
43%
44%
3774
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47%
3774
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91
48
com.No par
100
100
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397a
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80
44
No par
^referred
Mfg
•
237a
837a
237a
847a
263/a
153/4
23
15%
23%
44%
1,600
1674
17 74
*83%
*833/4
-.1,000
18,800
44
2674
155/b
37a
46,000
38%-
177a
233/4
84
40,000
263/4
157a
3
3,400
17 3/b
233/b
84
35%
44
7,300
1,800
48% '
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.
■
26.7b
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157a
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3574
>
.23,400
42%
48
43%
23%
100
11,600
287a
143/4
4274
153/B
.
\ 5,300
7,700
147a
23%
Stores
37,ICO
-243/s
41%
'
common_I.r_ir_2.50
Utilities
Gustin-Eacon
267b
167i
133/4 V
25
•"
3,300
66
15
43 Va
177a
267a
13%
25%
*65 7a
427a
387a
43%
433/b
"5
_
>
'
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42%
TTlOO
$5.08
43
>•';
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343/4
!39
1
preferred
$5
18
383/4
13 5/a
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173/4
1874
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34,
243/s
■
143/4
-
48 >
> ;
28
657a
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413/4
417b
413/4
■183/8
377a
27%
14%
900
17,700
50 7b
50%
13%
34 3/b
3774
373/4
1013/4 "•
50
5,500
23%
;
>
>
35 '
34 7b
102
363/b
50 *
26
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'
347a
•347a':
373/4
25
.13%
133/4
;
65 Va
}
653/4
253/4
333/4
373/4
preferred,.
30
1107a Jun
,
I
30
./:367b
101 %
36 3/b
25
50
5074 V
347a
:>
500
103
1057a
49%
4974.
237b
237a
23 74
233/4
23 7a
23%
1023/b
*104
1013/4
36
10174
80c
0.
237b
1023/4
*104
:
1,000
102,000
>
102 3/b
233/b
30c
com..
_IIII~"~5
preferred
993/4 Feb
250
19,200
13,100
5,800
*26 7a
5
preferred
$4.40
800
90
20%
2874
8.3373
28
2,800
37
5
Com
28
177.200
*27%
No par
preference
973/4 Jun
110
71%
115%
147/3
2274
l
Sugar
100 74 Feb
108 7a Jan
115
25
B)
Financial
2
6
703/4
115
34%
1153/4
3774
___1
Ore
17
11,900
17,100
71%
115
1153/4
12 7a
*115
_s
Iron
conv
Gulf
1013/4 July 23
70 3/a
72
71~
15,900
34 7a
115%
*115
82%
12 74
35
34%
35 7a
247a
82 74
12 74
12 Va
1234
1153/4
3,000
*233/4
82
817t
82
115
24 74
74
2974
1434
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l
48,300
48
90
*3872
32%
32%
43,900
79
48 74
243/4
20%
20
5%
24%
'78 3/B
343^
1153/4
90
*37 7a
39
24%
787a
49
*115
71%
37
25 7a
77%
473/4
1274
127a
70
140
1,200
1,100
5
787a
817B
115%
69 V2
9.600
49%
26 74
*24
35%
*115
87
1,130
HVa
8174
34%
116'
120
487a
25 74
>
2474
80 7B
12 7B
119
5
*4%
47%
46
457a
.
69
_ioo
preferred.
15
4%
897a
Steel
18
23.
4%
1157a
preferred
4%%
Feb
see page
297a
37
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
s
Gulf Mobile &: Ohio RR com.No
Feb
footnotes,
8774'
2974
5
Shoe Manufacturing
Greyhound Corp common
106
For
87 74
•297a
1157a
Co
Apr
7
7»
7 297a
12%
Co
Jan
227a Jan
87 74
29%
347/3
Co
&
Jan
19
86%
29 74
297a
897a
(B F)____
95
-17% Apr
86 7a
297a
*87
.29%
*29%
2.50
.
106
Mar 12
893/4
*87-£,8934
"
-TTlO
Western
17
Dec
53
343/3
7%, .preferred
108% Mar 14
41
525/B
' 12V8
Inc
Western
107
10
23
523/4
6.67
Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
105
0"t
52
15
Mining Co Ltd
Nor
103% July 18
Jan
52 7a
—TTTl
34
1
52
77%
;
95
7
12
Jan
6172 Jan
433/4 Apr 12
943/4 May 11
90
2
15
41% Jan 24
\
19
87% Jan
July
5174 May 21
154
Feb
8
317a Jan
5
30% Dec
277a May 29
25 7a
■
55,
51%
25%
Great
24 7a Apr
50 7B
1%
(WR);& Co
Great
2
"
50Vb
11574
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
2
'
28
1,600
'21,400
i0c
(series
tGrayson-Robinson
2
v
8%
-
Jan
35.
4,100
177a
77
Gould-National Batteries Inc.
•
3,200
8%
122 7a
834
No par
Co
33A%
79
8%
1203/4
17%
3
Rubber
Co
7,300
8 3/4
24%
Corp
City
1,300
32%
18 74
4%
_._1
Co
(W T)
78
8%
29
100
85/a
2534
Brothers
Graniteville
327B
777a
8%
•
*99
32%
777a
7'
28%
100
32 7B
50
No par
Globe-Wernicke Inc
•■438/8 Jan
*99
V>>■
29
yr *283/4
173/a
34
Union
1,000
8%
343/4
Granite
12 74
17%
♦34%
Grand
2578 Jan
•
17 74
x333/4
Granby
100
3,300
*8%
h
Tire
8,700
193/4
8 3/B
,7774
Co
Goodrich Co
4,800
■<\
28
173/4
87a
253/4
Grant
*11%
'
17
257a
16
12 74
1
4
1774
*8%
26.
25
*113/4
-
16
25 74,
33 74 Apr
.
12174
65
Grace
■
9
8%
119
123%
2474
21% Apr
19% Apr
9
-
97B
97a
13%
Alden
*26 7a
19%
78 74
77%
77%
767a
4%
Corp
•■'.- 4
119
76%
Corp
»•;
28 : " "
4
4:,-/•.
97b
653/4 >
Goodyear
90
.
1197a
83,4
24%
common
Globe-Union
.'
/ 56,700
.
8%
257b
2
27
23
&
Inc
&
28%
n73/4
_
2
Co
'•
19%
337a
32%
1
_-_i5
common
7
197a
V.;
100
4%
Corp
;
*26 7a
29
*99
34 7B
33%
7674
76
>1 28%
100
13%
July 26
22
15% Aug
1
28%
28%
*99 7a
65
3
86 7a Jun
May 29
28%
10072
33%
12
11%
247a
493/8 Jun
26% May
123/4 Oct
283/4
33y8
>
- •
>9%
113/0
257a
167a July 29
47% Feb
May 29
11
2
627a Feb
Jun
42 7a Feb
11%'
,
11%
4
273/a
197a
643/4 '
,
;
'
*9972
Electronics___3.33 73
Corp
2.50
Products
28
26
2474 Feb
53
527a May 20
37% May 16
8
18
30
1
2
24
3
2
31% Mai•
157a Jan
n%
l97a
1974
com.il
preference
Glidden
9
12% Jan
Dec
Tire
Gimbel
18
8174 Jan
14
22 7b Jun
Feb
137a Jan
1972
19 V2
13 Va
July 31
25
207b Jan
34% Oct 26
-_i
i
273/B
28
*273/8
28
42 74
13 Vi
Glen
42 Va Jan
•
*27%
36 74
;-/> 42 V8
4
4
1
preference
Ginn
35 74 Mar 19
*
50
i>..4
4ya
4
33 7b
35%
427a
G474
May 15
6
37% Feb
.:.
423/4
42 74
42V2
42
33
353/4
4274
24%
167a July 12
•
-
333/8
353/4
>
_5
42 7a
<
3074 Oct
3,200
4274
27%
*87 7a
88
33
"
Gillette
•
11
60% Jan
2,200
3674
427t
'
—
2
:
23
33
3572-
351,®
*
Getty Oil Co
TTTT4
Giant Portland Cement Co
H i
2
2
Oct
137 7a July
30
Tan
12
37b Dec
30
2
9% Jan
Dec
34
&
Time
Gerber
;
9
2972 Jan
83
2
27
75
3
173/4 July 29
2
27
32 5/a
35%
r
Gibraltar Financial Corp of Calif.l
Gibson Greeting Cards
Inc..
5
>
8
117. Mar
t
2
22
127a Jun
Jan
36%
29
123/a Oct
217a Oct
2
11
May 16
363/4 Apr
417a Apr
•
9
253/b Jun
July
Jan
1
67
23% Jan
14
457a Feb
Aug
33
323/a Mar 21
14% Feb
19V4 Dec
;267» July 15
2
433/4 Mar 15
6
33%,
357a
$4.50 conv preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp
5
•16% Jan 25
363/4 Apr 15
363/4 May 15
29
22
Tele
Genesco
8
10
Jan
24
$5
13
10
25
8% Jun
533/8 Jun
137a July 25
'
5
323/4 Oct
1043/4 July
Jan
343/b Nov
2974 Oct 26
6
38 3/a Apr
17 V2 Jan
21
V 12
33
_
■52
16
May 29
21% Oct 23
437a Mar
Feb
500
33 Va
preferred
1027a Feb
'•
;
_25
preferred
$1.25
1063/4 Apr
8
354'
*877a
Telephone Co of Florida
$1.30
8
14
*7%
88
Industries
7
25
%
88
Corp
2772 Jan'.
22
*73/4
28
_C_.-_._i
Utilities
287a Jun
Jun
7%
88
Service
2
Jun
8
7 3/4
8
6,200
28%
Refractories
Oct
2,600
28
No par
Equipt
preferred
General
97
34%
877a
Cement
General
16
34
28 3/4
No par
6
100
6,900
34
877a
No par
317a Jun
9% Mar 19
*7%
337a
287a
Advertising...
24
20
34
88
*87
1
Corp.
14
19% Feb
337a
100
Jun
24
3474
28 74
287a
,
IS3/, Jun
6% Oct
33%
28
28%
1,
100
Corp
General
2
337/a
35,900
287a
14,800
__^2
Precision
conv
Jan
27 7a
27,800
i.lOo
General
29
295/s
.
39%
com
6
24
29
:
24%
preferred
187a Oct
29 7a
•
39%
_5"
34% Feb
22
29
263/s
2474
prelerred
General
May 29
257b July 26
26
3074
85,SCO
10
2678
-
247a
common
Motors
$1.60
1
Jun
6
26 5/a
8
50%
97/8
263/8
39%
28%
preferred
$3.75
1
397a May
10
$5
5
50
10
26%
13,700
.
397a
Finance
Portland
15
2
50%
9%
•
26
10,500
10
2478
Corp
Mills
57% Jan
495/8
10
267a
,
300
15 74
9%
393/4
Corp
Instrument Corp
5%
93/4
9%
93/4
5172
50 3/8
517a
x51
26
■
153/4
1574
I
24 s/8
Texas___5
General
Jun
114
of
General
1
9%
3974
No par
5
1167a Feb
15%
93/4
24 74
com.
10
16
15 7r
10 V4
24%
common.l
Apr
Apr
15%
93/4
39 74
Foods
2
113
153/a
107a
46,200
397a
L_I
4
38
1574
93/4
5,700
>>
977a
20
24 74
issued
Jan
2
153/4
24%
Corp
33% Jan
18
153/4
39%
Inc
Co
Finance
General
1574 Jun
'4
Cigar
When
153/4
24
Corp
Corp
1st preferred
General
493/4 July 31
15%
3QVa
General Electric Co
,.■
15%
*15
,
*73/4
.......No par
217a May 29
Apr
21% Jan
33%
Amer
Transportation._l.25
Baking Co common
_"_5
Co
54 '/a Jun
5
29%
General
4%
193/4
14
9%
127
General
Oil
Bronze
-.573/4 Jun
108
Inc
Bancshares
53 74 Mar
3574 July 25
Q3/„
7
'9% Jnh
*953/4
20 7a
*15
"
51 3/8
51
23
$8
977a
19%
93/4
267a
P3/4 Apr
July 30
213/4
*95%
20 74
14
93/
817a Jun
40 7b Jan
22%
97 %
20
20
15%
14
'
21%
*95%
207a
*953/4
20%
*15
1
22%
97 7a
22
227a
977a
20
..100
General
713/4 Mar
22 74
227a
*953/4
5,900
___-^_10
Investors
General
23 Va Jun
21%
preferred
1
1
2274
1
15
Amer
American
$4.50
24
78 7a Mar 12
23,800
General
Aug
36% Feb
42 7s
General
July
18 74
25
417a
4
100
'■8% - pr
8
13% July 19
3672 Jan
2
25
42%
14
30% Jan
9
9
24
41
50c
1
voting pref
2
Jun
474 Oct
427a
;
Corp
123 7a
547i Jun
20
413/4
__2
Acceptance
3
19
427/a
preferred.;
2
6% Apr
41%
5
convertible
7% Jan
-
4172
I5
91 7b Jan
6
8,700
1,700
41
*nc
6
Dec
17%
G
16
46 74 Mar 20
70%
17%
...
23
80
8
Jun
7074
1774
__.33.V3C
Feb
423/s Mar 15
71
1774
common
Skogn..
General
15
13 74 Mar 21
317a July 25
677a Jan 28
.
42
70 3/8
17 7a
2
Co
Nov
99
7% Nov
Jan
417a
7072
177a
2.50
Corp
11% Jan
,,
103/4 Jan
27
7
May
22 74 Apr
1974 July 10
1174 July 23
263/a Mar
8
42 7a
69 7a
:
20V2 Jan
26
28
Oct
2
42%
7074
:;_10
preferred
472%
33 Va Mar 27
2
Jan
2,100
42 %
10
Garrett Corp —
Gar Wood Industries
6% Mar 28
-•
4
50
6%
177a
.
8 74 Apr
86
25
5% Jun
32
19
447i May 11
24
Jun
374 Jan
10
'
52 74 Jun
70
'
-
*6 7a
1774
Gardner-Denver Co
6
.
6%
69
Inc
Sulphur
Gamble
2
13
477b May
4074 Mar 20
35 74 Jun
102
43% Jan
397a Jun
3174 May 28
317a Mar 14
67a
1
T:'V
24
672
8co
42 74
commoni.l
Inc..—.....
4%
*6 74
;
:
173/4
Co
Fruehauf
6 7a
30
45%
■
697a
____2
Dairies
Freeport
67a
*44%
42%
...
Corp
Friden
4574
6 74
6 74
*44%
173/4
common
Inc
Co
Franklin. Stores
24
28 7a Apr
2
Fram
3872 May 27
407a July 17
15
Inc
Foremost
Foxboro
45
6,700
101
42 3/8
Inc.
Mineral
Motor
45
*99
6974
Foster-Wheeler Corp
:97a Jan
7 % July 26
20
3074 Oct
Ford
101
No par
pfd series of '51
3172 May 20
3772 Jun
28
22% Jan
Nov
85
.
443/4
*99 7a
9,500
907a
2.50
10
117a May 20
2
30
'26% Mar 19
2772 Feb
May 29
1
Mar
Apr
443/4
101
3,700
2.50
Markets
Mart
*997a
*88
11,300
.
42 7e
convertible preferred
4%
Foote
90 7a
*88
>
42 7a
Corp
& Light Co
Stores
Giant
Food
14
307a Feb
2
78 y2 May 29
July 15
157a July 31
872 Jan
12
Jan
56
■
12 7a Feb
? 26% Mar 19
19% Jan
3
23 7. Oct 24
247a July 15
18 74
Fair
$4.20'divid
Food
39%
457a
45
25
Co
Corp Ltd
C Corp ::
Food
23
3
42
1
29% Jan
1974 Oct
*
Jan
4
23
11
67
24
77a Oct 29
17 7a
Feb
42 7a Apr
24
Oct
25
25% Oct
4
7
97
M
2
4
223/a Oct
Power
Power
Fluor
Jan
974 May
45% Feb ; .'8
47
Florida
Florida
11% Jan
-
26
24
7Va Oct
9
F
Railway
38%
1007a
100
100
*99
2nd
Coast
10
25 % Feb
2
14
13
2078 Mar 29
7
36 Va Jun 26
8% Nov
East
18
Jun
447a Jun ■:
1674 Mar 13
8
25
10V4 Jun
Jan
9574 Jan
21
Dec
$2.25 conv
20
.
2
135% Jan
4074 Jan
96
Jan
No par
preferred
100
B 2nd Dfd___.
No par
7572 Jan
2
89
Florida
5
....
A
conv
4672 Jan
2
12% Oct
•
14
77» Feb
40% Feb 25
Jan
$4.50
23
Jan
preferred
S4
1013/4 July
2
104
26
25
35% Jun
Mar
90
Stores
I_T.T2.50
37
*953/4
x47%
377a
377s
-
39%
*79
805/8
443/8
45 7b
37 Va
3774
*9074
91
47%
47%
3674
373/8
♦in 134
108
108-
17%'
.
17%
39%
91
897a
90
*89 7a
90 7a
200
48%
473/4
48%
475/b
4874
91,000
353/4
367a
36
36%
7,000
37%
♦95%
97
99
>
173/4
953/4
98 74
*953/4
9874
10
97
98
74
60
-
103
♦102
103
*102
103
108
*107
108
*107
108
*107
108
17%
953/4
9874
4,600
*102
103
109
13,166
44%
'38s/8
38 3/4
*97 7a
*107
80%
44%
383/4
97
*108
•
108
♦79
44%
38 3/8
99
*102
1027a
*107
80 3/a
260
152
447a
*953/4
98
*79
*15074
4574
*9772
97
'
98
80%
152
*108
1097a
*108
1097a
30
1774
2.100
*108 7a. 1097a
17%
177a
17%
17%
1774
Volume
Number 6287
1(98
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(485)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1902
Lowest
1
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
;
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
July 29
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
July 30
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Aug. 1
July 31
Aug. 2
Shares
H
36
Jan
7
25 % May 28
37% Aug 30
36 % Mar 22
29
Apr
29
44% Oct
59% Feb
48 % Feb
12
29
May 29
10
24
May 28
27% Jan
14
11
2
July 31
2
22 3/a Feb
6
Jan
3
93
Feb
4
26 % Jun
26
36% Jan
31
29% Jan
2
16% Oct
24
34% Jan,;
4
21% Feb
6
18% Jun
83
27
July
3
21% Oct
23
Oct
3
26
122
Aug
3
20% July 11
3914 Jun 25
27% Jan
108
34% Jan
26 % Jan
15
48% Mar 13
31% Jan
3
7
40
Jan
22
323/4 Feb
6
27 % Apr
107% Apr
33% Apr
Hall
33% Jun
126
Jan
22
2
28
Jan
2
35
75% Jan
2
(May
2
533/4 Jan
12.50
38
32%
32%
32%
4934
4934
49%
I_ _1
11%
11%
11%
1
Co
10
26
Hamilton Watch Co
4%
9
♦23%
common
convertible preferred
Hammermill
Paper
100
Co
7
Hanna
(MA)
6%
Co
10
World
38% Feb
1
303/8 July 26
35% Jun
6
17% May 29
243/8 Jan
4
18% May
21% Jan
9
Harshaw
May 29
42
16
Oct
30 3/8 Jan
4
93/4 Jan
3
22
6% May 29
27
38% Jun
13
Oct
24
42
9
32% Mar 20
173/4 Jan
2
40 % Jan
16
2
193/4 Jan
2
22
July
49% Jan
16
Heinz
19
10
64% Jan
39
7
20% Oct
24
10% May 29
31 % Oct
36
31
July 13
88
85% Feb
Mar
30% Jan
133/8 July
1
18% Jan
20% July 12
Jan
8
41 % May 22
39% May 14
37
Apr
5
Jan
H93/8 Aug
25
50
110% Aug 10
118
55% July 18
82
27 % Jun
25
May 29
32% Oct 23
Mar 21
Dec
Jan
34 %
20
115
59
3
Aug
Helme
2
(G W)
7%
13 % Feb
28
Helmerich
43 % Jan
16
Hercules
Mar
1
118
2
Mar 11
69
37
Aug
2
413/4 Feb
12
5%
&
15,600
1
173/4 Jan
2
7% Oct
24
3% Dec
19
8% Feb
14
36 3/8 Mar
9
40% Jan
2
20
July
42
Dec
28
60
26
Jun
25
41% Jan
25
94% Dec
Mar 22
93
25
Jun
3
2
10% Jan
5% Apr
2
Jan
%%
2
52% July 24
Homestake
32% May
6
39% July 12
Hooker
3
99
93
1
15
Jan
101% Jan
2
Feb
May
21
106% May
July 24
2% July 31
Holt
9
9
1
28
Holly
Sugar
84.25
21% July 26
88
*873/,
23%
23%
23%
24%
241/4
24%
12,900
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
21,300
35
36%
39
39
35
*115
117%
>115
1171/2
*115
117%
115
♦62
64%
*62
64%
♦62
Corp_
50c
"5
Hi
com_Il
39% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
1
173/a Feb
2
14
56 3/8 Apr
9
47% Jan
2
55% May
68% Jan
2
28 3/4 May
3
9% Oct
95
Jun
28
1013/4 Mar
8
6
„
11% Jan
98 % Jan
Jun
14
4
5%
8 3/4 Jan
14
45
Jun
14
30
18
Apr
5
Dec
14
13% Oct
26
21% Feb
13
16% Jan
23% May 29
183/a Sep 27
291/2 Jan
9% Mar 26
37
32% July 31
Jan
&
Winston
*1151/2
110
35%
18,200
117
10
64%
62
62
59
62
34%
34%
345/a
34%
34%
47
600
46%
46%
46%
47
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
191/4
19%
19%
19%
19!
3,400
19%
a
13.500
11,400
5,800
22%
*22 %
22%
*22 %
22 %
22%
22%
22 %
22 3
a
1,000
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21 %
15,100
20%
20%
20%
20 Tii
20%
211/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
25,700
97 %
*97%
32%
22
73'8
4 %
7%
*97%
73/8
98
97%
98
33%
35'/4
33%
34%
33 %
33%
32.400
22
98
34V4
22%
22%
7%
22
221%
18%
19'%
59.900
7%
7%
7%
*98
7%
99
920
73'4
7%
5,500
4%
*4
44
443i
43%
44 y4
44
44
43%
43%
43%
43Vb
2.900
1
Inc
32
32%
321/4
321/4
313/4
30%
311/4
30 3
31
4,500
51%
311/4
50%
51%
52%
51%
52%
16,500
36%
X351/4
36%
36%
3 6 34
36 5,1!
37Vb
22,100
95%
94V4
94%
*94%
95V2
*941/2
95%
1031/4
103i/4
12.5o
51%
51%
5
35%
36 %
*94%
95%
common
series C
No par
Bearing Co
of America
*4
4%
No par
Corp
*1C3
♦42%
-2.50
21%
1
common
preferred
23
50 3/4
35
*94%
4
♦103
104
42%
43
21 %
2IV4
211/4
21%
21%
2%
2%
2%
2%
♦15%
3
2534
50
*44%
*44%
56 34
57'%
57%
82
82
83
83
89
*96
*15%
16
45
♦88%
90
100
*96
97%
Power__No par
42
42%
1
48
48
1
*11
1
_
preferred series A
preferred series B
100
;
100
common
1
preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
„_50
5
Idaho Power Co
*15%
16
21%
21%
2 '/a
2%
16
21 %
2%
600
100
120
1031%
26
*15 3 a
44%
441%
57%
57%
58
58V2
*82
84
82
83
89
*89
90%
89
89
98
*96
98
96
96
26
25%
443i
*44Vo
21%
2,300
2 3%
7,000
2%
15%
*15%
57%
*44i%
58
*82
15%
26
5,200
44%
1,100
58'%
10,000
84
88%
90
88%
*96
ny*
30
15.800
421/4
43
423/,
43%
43
43%
42%
43
48%
481/4
49
48i%
481/4
48%
48%
11
*11
11
13 U
12%
13
513/4
513/4
103:1
99% ,99%
7
8%
31%
103
■1
r
♦43
163/4
13,900
1,700
32
9,500
32%
31%
102 Va
102 %
101
101
210
7
12,400
6%
6%
*43
44%
16%
52
103 %
6%
6%
163/4
441/4
200
131/a
51%
101
*100
63/4
111%
<13
513/4
103
100
*11
13
<32%
32 3/a
103
3,300
Hi/4
13
51%
100
6%
16%
v,
103
6%
163/4
51%
32%
31%
103
99%
16%
13
51%
V
*11
11%
13
/
991/4
♦43
44
120
97
48 3/a
•>
52%
31%
*43
4
200
26%
13
31 %
4
*103
26
26%
51%
*101%
4
44%
26
25%
100
preferred
41/a
43
103
25
100
51%
42%
103
common.No par
Finance
*4
4%
43
104
5
5%
36V2 May 23
26% May 24
a
22
5
Mining
Hupp Corp
35!
6,300
10
preferred
5%
Jun
42
28
36% Jun
103
18
Feb
19%
223/4
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
103
Jan
37
101
6
35%
115
'
50c
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
20
16
19%
35%
6,800
9%
46%
46%
15%
3334
Corp
Lighting &
Howard Johnson Co
10
983/4 Feb 20
63/4 July 23
40% Jan
8
96% July
6
5% May 29
Jun
46%
193 4
22 %
Corp
Houston
431/4 May 29
28% Oct 24
47%
.16%
16
19%
35%
93a
34%
34%
97%
10
4
34%
32%
87% July
4%
46%
34%
35%
343i
1
preferred
4.40%
34%
34%
100
28
9
36
2.50
4
May
100
36%
Household
92% Mar 21
88
9%
preferred_.No par
No par
convertible
47% May 23
50% July
5
13% Apr 24
*87%
38%
1
100
88
37
preferred
33/4%
*87 %
9%
88
Mar 26
26%
38V2
58% Aug
Jan
26%
14
8
13
25%
23%
9
453/4 Aug 27
26 %
200
13%
80 % Jan
2
3,300
22%
45% Jan
24
22%
14
May 17
July
22%
22%
57% Mar 20
8
22%
13%
82 %
32 % Oct
22%
21%
6
6
231/4
2,800
May
July 18
22%
10,600
10,100
46
May
23%
43%
2
95
22%
19%
403/s Jan
42
23%
23%
39,000
26:! a
May 17
97% Dec
38%
42
18%
Houdaille Industries Inc common
$2.25 convertible preferred
9
37
*41%
43%
27% May 29
10
37%
42
88
2
Jan
36%
*41 %
88
21
Jan
37%
42
88
185/8 Jan
90
36 Va
*41%
43
♦87%
15% Jun
83
361/4
26
1
89% Jun
34
*41%
19V2
5
6
1,000
3434
44
12
14
6,900
73,b
18%
Jan
Aug
20
7%
433/4
233/4 Mar
75
19%
7%
■
43%':
17% Jan
32% Jun
201/4
7%
26%
_5
41
19%
71/4
7'/4
20 Va
25
37% July 18
20%
71/4
19%
Corp
Chemical
Corp
20
1,700
20%
7%
433/8
;
5%
19%
7%
26V4
22
Hotel
20%
7/8
43%
24
15
20 %
*36%
New
May 31
38%
20 Va
Oct
3% Feb
38V2
26%
16 % Jun
17
38%
19%
14% Jun
~2%
38%
43
Engineering Corp
Hoover Ball &
38%
10%
Co
$5 div 2nd pfd
48% Mav 31
38%
42%/
1
Rinehart
38
100
Hoffman Electronics
Holland Furnace Co
26
38
9,000
26%
preferred series A
51% May 21
34% Jun 14
38'%
3,100
20%
Inc
Hotels
8,200
19%
1 1/24
Chemical
Voltage
31
19%
43
Inc
43 % Jan
July 18
35% Feb
104
Hilton
Aug
30%
19%
34
1
27% Mar 19
11
24% Jun
High
28% Jan
3% Jan
30
3
87% Jun
6
40% Jun
2
7% July 26
1
26 % Jun
17
31%
19%
38%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
% Apr
31
19%
36%
Hewlett-Packard
18% Aug
31%
19%
9%
21% Aug
25
31 Va
19%
36%
2
'
51Tb
31%
19%
*37%
14"% Jan
Feb~13
51%
30%
20
9%
18% Apr
33%
513/4
31%
19%
38%
27'4 Jan
15
51%
30%
38
36%
9
13
13,700
9%
2
Jun
33
36%
Jan
22
32%
52%
*37%
24% Feb
98
32 34
51%
9%
22 %
4
32'/4
511/4
42%
Co
Jan
32'/4
50%
38%
3
74
32%
50%
36%
2
29
33
3234
9%
20
Nov
*32%
32%
j
4,900
132
♦37%
19% Jan
76
34V4
*130%
ioc
16 3/4 Jan
68 % Jun
31%
34%
132
preferred__25
common
13% Feb
4
32%
343 4
20
Payne
14
193/8 Jan
313a
*130%
1
Feb
37
32%
343/4
132
42
10
21% July 10
25
*1303.,
25c
29
21
34%
34%
132
100
15% May 24
12% Jun
31%
31%
34 V8
>1303/4
1,500
8.33%
24
15% Jun
31%
34%
132
a
5
1
Hershey Chocolate Corp
&
31%
34%
common
Hewitt-Robins
60
31%
343/4
31
♦130%
5
Hertz
Hess Oil
200
12,000
5
7
Heublein
23 %
100
25
No par
A
11
23%
*95
2434
Inc
class
11%
24
100
32%
Co
4
May
3
May 16
11
50
11
-4
*95
40c
Jan
17
*23%
98 Va
32 3 4
II—1
23
24
23%
98%
32%
common
Oct
16
2334
101
25V4
5
14% Oct
10% Oct
25
*98 %
32%
preferred
conv
8,600
♦233/4
24%
Z_5
Apr
54% Jun
82
11%
11%
25
300
25 H
Inc
common
Powder
8,800
%
3234
1.25
non-cumulative
2
July 23
31% Mar 26
40% Mar 27
65 % Jan
39
Co
a
381%
243/4
preferred
Helene Curtis Industries
Heller (WE; & Co
24
35
48
(HJ)
2,500
50!
32%
3.65%
8
19 % Apr
443/4 Jan
Telephone
Hayes Industries
Hazeltine Corp
32Va
49%
*37%
24%
Marx
Corp of America
> preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
21
32
49%
323/4
5%
89 % Jun
31% Jan
19
Dec
Jun
32%
32%
_i
Hat
3
38%
31%
49%
24%
Co
&
11%
*37%
i,
11
24%
7.50
Harvey Aluminum Inc
11
2
22
Oct
84
39
Chemical
Schaffner
Hawaiian
15% Jun
Apr
Feb'
9
44% Jun
Hart
25% May
3
29% May 20
25% Feb 20
2
24% July 22
18% Aug
1
34
July 15
23% May
6
7% July 29
Mar 29
35% Jan
40
50
32%
Harris-Inter type
30
Dec_ 21
32%
49%
32%
2.5o
&
38
31%
100
100
—100
Brace
38
32%
!
.24%
com
preferred
Harcourt
38%
50
1
Harbison-Walker Refrac
May lo
*38
2.50
Hammond Organ Co
Corp
Harsco Corporation
25 % May 29
•
38
5
____5
Printing Co
Hallicrafters Co
38
May 3
132% July 15
13
39% Jan
Water
(WF)
Halliburton
25% July 31
128 % Apr
43 %
Hackensack
51% May 31
15% May 27
16%
44%
*43
44%
163/4
210
16%
16%
2,700
31% Jun
25
46% Feb
May 29
42% Jan 16
41
44% July 16
48
48% July 3
45% July 19
5
44% Feb
50
.
5»/2 May 29
50% Sep 26
Apr
46 3/a May
32%
32%
33
32%
33V8
32%
323/4
32%
5
23%
24
233/4
23%
23%
233/a
23 3 b
23%
233/a
23%
7,300
5
59 3b July
10
Illinois
Central
Industries
No par
54 '/a
53 5/a
5334
54%
53%
53%
53%
53%
10,900
2
53%
54
39 3/s Jan
573/4 Jun
25
Illinois
Central
RR
No par
50
50
50%
50%
50%
51%
50%
50%
341/2 Mar
6
41% Jun
3
Illinois
Power
39%
39%
39%
391/4
39V2
39 Tb
45% Jan
8
48
463/4
*46%
463/4
*463/8
463/4
*46%
21
2
47
23% May 29
243/4 Jun 25
28
32%
45'/8 Apr
30
9
Mar 18
Feb
Ideal
21
4.08%
25
4.26%
483/4
»473/4
30
4.70%
preferred
_50
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
♦51%
50% Mar 20
4.42%
preferred
50
50
*49%
50
May 29
43% Mar 30
47
Jan
*491/2
49% Feb
20
4.20%
50
*48
49%
*48
271/4 Aug
49%
2
363/4 Jan
29
Indiana
31
29% Feb
25
May 21
7% Feb
19
5% July
7
Jan
5
Industria
Jan
2
811/4 Jun
28
157 % Jun
10
26
32% Apr
24
May 29
90% July 24
39% Jan
22
30% Feb
4
98
Apr
26
96
20 Va Oct
9Q
Mar 16
2
14
578% Jan
24
57% Mar
145
Jan
2
159% Mar
34
Jun
22
81
Jan
9
52
Jun
25
9
Jun
4
43% Oct
22% Oct
24
Jan
2
26
Oct
25
101
Nov
1
991/2 Jun
231/2 Jan
2
26% Apr
384V4 Jan
2
478% Jun
.3
1
491/2 Jan
2
8
2
40'A Jan
3
6
83 3/4 Jan
15
Jun
85% Jan
3
56% Aug
18% Dec
5
143/4 July 29
853/4 Mar
38% Mar 16
26 % Jan
Jan
16
263/4 Feb
18
Dec
18
105
28
12
Dec
55
Dec
17
18% Jan
4
104
7
29
21% Oct
26
25
May 29
37% Mar 13
33
May 28
92
Jun
18
2
98
Jan
4
5% July 19
49%
*48
491/4
27%
28%
28
28%
28
28%
27%
28'A
32 34
32 3/B
323/8
32%
32%
32%
32%
321%
51/2
*5%
53/8
5%
55/8
53/4
53/4
*51/2
32%
5%
1
5%
79%
13,200
t—100
40%
24,400
33%
33%
9,700
33%
33%
33%
99
99
99
99
99%
*99
24%
24%
24%
24
24 Vb
24
4371/4
432
Iron
4%
8
2
$4
25
1
Business
Harvester
Paper
preferred
preferred
25
Tel & Tel com_No par
50 3/4 Dec
20
1
12 3/4 Jun
26
9% Oct 22
33
Jan
2
124% Aug 30
2IV4 Mar 8
49% Jan
3
3
27
16
131
13"% Jan
2
16% Jan
10
10
11% Jun 25
24% Feb
21
82
87% Jun
14
14% May
84% Jan
75% Jan
2
50 % Jan
29
88% Jun
13
59% Feb
7
861/4 Jan
42
Jan
7
73% Jan
July 9
43% Sep 28
84
July 16
383/4 Sep 24
61% Oct
For
23
112
Feb:
Jan
2
24
17% Apr
7
133/4 May
191/4 Feb
7
90
30
7
2
5IV2 Jun
6
2
90% May 2l
20
112
300
1,400
500
112
w
*34%
*39
7%
51
7%
4OV2
*50%
8%
21
82%
*39
48%
48%
48%
106%
106%
104V4
105
104%
22
213/4
*106
8G0
7%
7%
*50%
50%
50 Va
50 34
8%
8%
8%
8%
81/4
21%
21'A
23%
82%
83
83
82%
82%
82
82
25
24%
25
24
243/a
24
24%
34%
35%
35
35
35
35%
, 5.400
I 2,200
401/2
*39
40%
49 %
22,800
7%
51
*39
40%
491/4
49%
22!
50
*6%
.
180
81/4
7,400
*39
40%
48%
49%
49
501/B
8%
22%
223/4
s
7%
50%
7
7
7,700
23
1,100
140
107
106 %
1061/4
107
107
107
107
105
*1041/4
105%
1041/2
104%
104%
104%
900
213/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,500
45
45 Vb
*443/4
453/4
*44%
453/4
44%
443/4
44%
44%
1.000
36%
363/4
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
37
23%
23%
233/4
23
223/4
23
23
231/2
4,300
8,700
Elec
Power
Iowa
Power
Gas
$6
&
\
-
3.50
Electric Co
Light Co
common
preferred
I-T-E-Circuit
■.
&
Breaker Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Tea
33/4%
Co Inc
26%
25%
261/s
26%
261/a
26%
261/4
1,900
28
28V2
28i/4
28%
28%
28%
283/b
28'/a
28%
281/2
?,100
52%
523/a
523/4
53
53
53%
52%
52%
52%
52'%
2,000
56%
1,100
13,300
1
10
50c
1
Jaeger Machine Co
Jewel
25%
23%
26%
2.50
Co
Light & Power Co
Island Creek Coal
6
611/4 Apr
89% Jun
111
112
112
23V8
...
23
1
112
*110 Vn
331/2
36%
Motor
Iowa-Illinois
1
May 15
112
112
100
1
Interstate
Mar 25
July
*110 Va
99%
Freight System—1
Iowa
58% May 21
2
Apr
19% Jan
*32
100%
22
28% May
2
31% May 28
55% Apr
3
121
32
100
pfd series C
23% Jan
2
32
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred
25
Interstate
3
*100
32%
_igo
pfd series B
Interstate Dept Stores
Jan
100%
32 Va
351/8
1
common
40 3/a May 21
49
28V2
*99%
32%
24%
Co
Shoe
27% JUn
27% July 24
28%
100%
321/s
34%
7
3
28%
*993/8
32%
28 3
34%
391/2 Jun
12
53,500
28%
29
28%
29
4
1001/2
25%
International Silver
52 3/4 Apr
29%
32
82%
No par
25% Jan
15,000
25
No par
International
40
5C0
32,800
15%
82
International Salt
17% May 29
9%
57%
15%
21%
11
23
25
Jun
*9%
57%
153/4
21%
413/4 Jan
52
9%
573%
15%
10c
86
2
*9%
56%
15%
83b
28 % Apr
2
9%
58%
15 Vo
7%
1
6
*9i/i
57 Va
151/B
8 Va
4
253/s Jun
9%
58%
14%
*50 Vo
July 24
conv
620
6,800
87
57%
1
Aug
4%
common
preferred
5
57%
23%
*128%
141/2
14%
11%
♦11%
*57
57%
24%
243/a
*128%
130
14%
*14%
14%
11%
11%
11%
-
25
25%
24%
*128%
56%
57%
563/4
57%
24%
130
*128 %
130
11%
16 3/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
87
87
87
88
88
87
87%
53%
52%
53%
52%
55
11%
1
53
53
-100
*88
90
5
5
53%
♦88
*88
90
90
*88
14%
16%
2,500
see page 23.
4,800
88
53%
220
55
♦86
8,400
90
*88
90
2,600
11%
17%
11%
11%
16%
86%
25%
130
14%
14%
143/8
1
.—5
Johnson
Corp
Johnson—
141%
57
24%
130%
pfd.._100
Johns-Manville
&
57
-24%
*129
25%
46%
47%
461/2
47%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46 T4
46%
15,700
85%
853/4
8 61/2
87%
87
87 %
863/4
863/4
863/4
87%
2.200
f
footnotes,
23,100
521%
*91/4
No par
Corp
Mar
conv
54%
9-%
100
22% July 26
24
100
34
4%
*841/2
52,000
162%
51%
87
♦85
87
162
513/4
51%
437
2,600
•
1
71
7%
*84%
54%
54%
1621/2
162
52
280
24%
15%
28%
preferred
International
87
54%
543/4
163
3,300
100
58%
9%
*99%
24
July 16
105% July 16
51
52
430%
448
39%
1434
2.50
3
5IV2 July 11
87
51%
*84%
51%
40%
58
No par
24
281/4 Jan
May 29
1
27
44% Jan
Jan
*84%
Feb
501/4 Mar
17% Nov
543/„
X1613/4
Jan
50% Jan
38
54%
165%
29
413/4 May 25
118
54%
164%
41'A Apr
(19 3/4 Oct 24
21
55
common
Resistance
108
434%
443
165
_No par
International
3
435%
51 lb
Limited
7
2
433%
54%
1%
Canada
Packers
29 3/a Feb
18
24Vb
40%
164%
Mining Corp
of
Rectifier
413/4 Jan
24%
1
-
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
5%
432
99
100
41'/8
5
com
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
5%
convertible preferred
29
24%
40%
100
Chemical
preferred
Nickel
*99
40%
No par
common
&
International
101% May 20
21% July 19
Jun
Machines—5
preferred
Minerals
International
Int'l
Corp
25
39 Va Jan
700
1621/2
33%
28
991/2 Jan
x40
*155
33%
98
4
41 Vb
79 Va
79%
162%
333/4
64% Jan
2
*155
33%
10% Jan
12
793/4
162%
34
Mar 26
39% May
58% Jan
162%
333/8
36
115% Jan
78%
X78
*155
78
77%
*155
2,500
33%
21
Jun
77%
1621/2
5,200
I
34
7%
114 % July 15
Jan
771/4
*155
-
34
International
11
49'/4
*48
28%
323/«
7% May
7
20% Apr 22
48V2 Jan
♦48
140
~50
335/8
321/2 Apr
Aug
5OV2
333/4
International
35 % Jun
52 %
*49V2
34%
20% Mar 14
100
47%
♦5IV2
50%
33%
Int'l
1
10
47%
52%
*49%
393/4
Int'l
30
68 'A Feb
17
Jun
7% May 29
.18% Jun 25
Oct 26
62
IIV4 Jan
1
48 3/4
♦51%
33%
17
13
*473/4
33%
18
Dec
87
483/4
52%
50
273/4
Co
International
56% May 22
Jun
30% Dec
99
Jan
8,200
No par
Interlake
63 'b May 20
175
Elect
Steel
1,200
40
46%
1
preferred
Inland
15
«
50
50%
*50
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—10
Interchemical Corp common
5
41/2% preferred
100
7
157 Va Jan'
Feb
3
38 3/b May 23
:
5
Mar
16
57
42% Jun
6%
10
43/4 Jun
37
1
Apr
9
95
Mar
*473/4
48
13,100
par
Corp
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
24
Jan
36
48
*46 3/b
32%
De Mexico_100 pesos
common
No par
Ingersoll-Rand
65
155
50
preferred
General
33% July 12
6% Jan
9
2
Jun
46%
53
5
300
383/4
*46%
49% Jun
19
24
38%
50
May 14
483/4 Jan
25
common—No par
Apr 29
511/4 Feb 25
47
Jan
31% Jun
Co
49
15
Jun
5
Co
May 25
Nov
52% May 16
87
Jan
_5
Co
preferred
preferred
155
151
Cement
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The
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18
Copnmevcial and Financial Chvonicle
.
,
Monday, August 5
.
1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
<
Range for
Previous
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
38% Oct
2
15% Mar
21% Jun
24
2
47Va Jan
58% Apr
15
Jones
102% Mar 26
100 Va Jan
105 J/a Apr
24
15 % Apr
19
29 Va Jan
73% Jan.
22
98% Jun
18
13, Va Dec
19
143a Oct
26
4
17% Jan
40 V* Jan
4
13 Va
Jan
27
19% Jan
May 29
84
Jun
47'
Jan
99
7
112
10
111
July 31
101
83
Jan
Mar 15
32%
Mar
Sep 20
Jan
2
50
Mar 25
6
-
May 16
May 21
104% Jan
28
78
86
Aug
6
95»/a Jan 26
89
Jan
91
Jan
3
26
5
94 % Dec
8
26
36% Nov
Apr
94 Va Dec
101 Va Nov
12
•
27
95% Oct
22
41% Nov 23
Nov 27
17Va Nov
15
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
36% Jun
27
13% Oct
24
50% May
26'/a Jan
20
12
7
4
40a/4 Feb 26
3
May 28
,34% Dec
21
11% Dec
28
27
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
20
'
Oct
22
2
34% May 15
53% Feb 26
3
23
33% Jun
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
79% Jan
41
/20
Mar 16
443/4 Mar 14
88
34
Apr
36% Jan
2
Jan
12
39% Mar
25
Mar 22
21% Jan
16% Jan
2
13% Jan
23% Jan
22
24
18
25
30% Jan'
26
39% Jan
4
27% JaD
24
40 Va Jan
2
10% May
19% May 29
31% Jan
12
273/4 Jan
36 % Aug 15
20% Oct 25
40% Mar
'
32% Jan
2
-
'-•>
28
25% Jan
2
2
Oct
Jun
•
8
Mar 12
24
11
24% Oct
2
15
22% July 25
16% July 18
30 % Jun" 11
34% Apr
10
7
15% Jan
14
2
353/8 May
2
the Week
Aug. 2
Shares
105
18%
18%
18%.
19
7,200
53 Va
53%
53 Va
53%
104%
104%
104Va
IO41/2
133/4
133/4
26%
27
26,600
33%
33%
13,200
96%
200
14 VB
13 3/4
14
26 Va
253/4
26%
33%
33%
97%
97%
19,400
'
.
-
-
90
500
97
*96
97
"100%
*97
97
99%
98%
*98%
4314
*96
"100%
*97
51%
*51
*20%
111
111%
109
108
»5i
111%
108
40%
86 Va
97
1013/4
393/4
;
5C0
109
.100
40
,3,700
40
*85%
97
*99
433/4
43%
97
101%
*97
99%
99 Va
43%
86%
*96
♦100%
98%
99%
400
112
-
1013/4
*97
51 Va
111%
86%
*96
*100%
98%
;
*105%
40
*85%
99%
21
96 V2
51 Va
43%
43
,21
101%
34%
100
*99
43%
9 8 Va
99
43%
*203/4
%;
44
20
100
6.5C0
100 g
10
100
=,
*20%
21
21
32
200
32
32
31%
32
32
32
51
51
51 Va
2,600
51%
51%
51%
51
20%
203/4
51%.
21%
8,300
221%
21%
21%
73%
74
21%
21%
74%
75
76%
741%
75
%
74 %
75
393/4
303/8
6,100
39%
39%
393/4
383/4
39%
38%
391/4
71%
67
38 %
1
20%
31%
51 %
20a/4
723A
39%
(
20%
32%
51
1
5
1
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
4% preferred
Korvette (E J) Inc
Kresge (S S) Co
Kress (S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co
K V P Sutherland Paper Co
49% Jun
10
25% Mar 12
13% Oct
20
/</
21
16% May 31
43% Apr 16
89
Mar 22
32% Jan
84% Jan
8
-
633/4 July 30
11
57
,
9
37% Jan
523/a Mar 13
26
Feb
1013/4
27% Jan
19
25
25
*85 %
*93%
46 Va Feb
303/4 Jun
45% Oct
*39%
86%
4314
*20%
32%
783/4 Jan 10
423/4 Apr 22
"105%
40%
100
2
109
111
39%
preferred,.
1
"105 Va
511/4
*85%
Non-cumulative preferred__I,.__25
Kansas Gas & Electric Co—No par
Kansas Power & Light Co
8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp
1
Kellogg Co
50c
Kelsey Hayes Co
1
Kendall Co
8
Kennecott Copper
No par
Kern County Land Co
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
1
343/a Jan
-
33%
*96
86%
4.35%
65% Aug
2^/a
40i/2
Kansas City Southn Ind com No par
5
Jan
*14
391/2
1
2
*104%
*85%
*96
...
21% Mar 25
5
91% Mar
109
48% Jun 25
79% May
86
*104
1003/4 Apr-
2
22
110 Va
8
66% Jan
24
110%
4
40% July 11
60% Oct
111%
19% Jan
2
59% Oct
51%
97
Jan
24
33%
10034
*10j%
30
25%
33
100
2
14%
*51%
100
.
25%
105
*96
preferred
21
*
*14
511/4
preferred
Jun
*104 Va
33%
4.20%
76% July 31
19
543/4
ioo3/4
4.50%
22'/a July 10
18%
53%
51%
*110%
2
16 Va Mar 18
19
54%
33
July 10
•'48
18%
*96
,
38% Jan
98
Friday
Aug. 1
K
7
42
Jan
i:
•
Sales for
Thursday
July 31
•
25Va
Mar
3
48
25%
l
104%
14 %
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
;
53 Va
*13%
97 Va May
102
2
3
25
'
;
104%
10
Jan
40% Jan
23
12
95% Jan
Jan
78 3/4 Mar 16
25
Jun
Feb
99% May 10
55
13
26% Jun
24
93
July 19
96Va July 17
86
24
33
47% Jun
243/4 Sep
Jan
31
Jan
110
37 Va May 28
81
9
113Va July 16
4
102% Feb
51% Jan
18%
54
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp—33%o
4%% convertible preferred—luo
4%% 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%
preferred
100
4% preferred
100
100 % July 19
'
18%
53%
'i
5
42% Jun
1
90
503/4 Dec
3
Jun
103
37
,
26
July 30.
50c
&
Joy Manufacturing Co
2
Aug
Tuesday
July 29
Par
Laughlin Steel common_lo
5%
preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
1
1
2S,
Monday
EXCHANGE
Jonathan Logan Inc
May 29
15
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1863
Lowest
Highest
>.
3934
391/2
4,600
39%
71%
39%
391/2
393/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
72 %
2,400
15,500
.
721/3
10
5
1
5
213/4
*15%
/•■
29 Va
29%
72 '/&
71%
72%
71%
12%
67%
66 %
67%
65%
66%
66%
67
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
3 9 3/4
36
41 %
36%
63%
43%
15Va
42 %
87%
26 Va
22%
22%
16
29%
22%
72 Va
67%
383/4
26
10
25,200
67%
36
61%
42%
*14%
41%
873/s
1
21%
36
36V4
36%
*36V4
36%
*36%
363/4
623/4
42%
1,400
633/4
63
63%
62%
633/4
62%
63 Va
25,000
42%
43%
43%
43%
1,500
*15
15Vs
15
15
41
413/4
*43
43%
*43
15
15
*15
41 %
41%
9,800
66.2C0
15'/a
300
41%
2,200
41%
41%
88
88%
*87%
26
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
28,900
223/4
223/4
22%
22%
261/4
22%
25%
22%
22%
22%
5,000
213/4
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
38,800
20%
88
*87%
41%
88
88
*87%
160
*15%
16
16
16
16%
16%
16
16%
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30
293/4
23,700
3Q
293/4
30
30
30%
29%
30
4,000
6,200
30
1,000
V'?,
L
10
Oct
8
36 Va Jan
10
47% Mar 2t
51 Va Apr
22% Mar
27% May
7
Laclede Gas Co common—
4.32% preferred series A.
Lane Bryant
'
7
26
.
9
'15
Jun
15
3
19% Mar 12
25% Jan
13% Oct
22
291/4 Feb
9
15 --Apr
2
183/a Jan
26
21% Apr
3
13% Jan
3
Feb
14
1 Va
25
39
Jan. 15
Apr
Sep 28
May 29
24
Feb
8
16% Jan
2
2OV4 Jun
1 Va Aug
1
13/4 Feb
24
22 % May 29
223/4 Doc
11
21% July 18
23
7
263/, Jan
433/4 Feb
8
30% July 16
83/4 Oct
25
13
4
62
Mar 19
9% Oct
24
63Va Oct
23
2
11% Jun
May 31
31 Va
May 29
15
Jun
40
25
17Vb Mar 12
110% Feb
6
155% May H
45% Nov 26
25% Jan
2
Oct
24
4% Oct
25
19% Jan
24
57
2
July 9
34% May 29
56
12V8 Mar 26
16% May
2
83% May
46
543/4 Mar 29
Jan
69% Dec
5
-
Dec
2
1.50
Jan
?
37% Aug.
t
131/2 July 10
46% Jan
43/4 Feb
15
Feb
57% Mar
2
28
28
1
159% Aor
18 % Feb
54
JUn
4
Mar 14
17% Oct
24
151/s Oct
47% Feb
6
23
24% Feb
13
18% May 29
123
Jun
6
27V4 Jan
2
155% Jan
23
Jufy~~6
78% Jun
Aug
9
95
90
Jan
3
96
36%
Oct~24
137,
Jun 27
25% May 29
8 Va
May 29
May 29
July 22
58V4Mayl3
July 22
44
Jun
Mar 20
Dec
31
23
17% Jan
2
34 Jan
4
Feb
28
24V4 Feb
Tan
7
143% Feb
14
IT
>34% Jun
12
101
r
Jan
941/2 Mar
96
7
8
Jan
16
2
May
1
6
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42 '/a Jan
4
1423/4 Jan
Apr
Lone
4
3
107
Lone
4.84%
•
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2
5%
4
Apr
5
j
;
18% July 12
op*
Mar 20
32
Jan
7
39
Jun-
5934 Jan
2
82V2 July
7%
4
April
2
8
93/8 Jan
2
12% Apr
29
\
67% Jin
4
39% Jan
2
49% Apr
15
:
Lukens Steel
27
21% Feb
20
15% .Tan
2
19% May 20
„
Lykes
215/a Oct
25
40 Va Feb
20
24
Jan
23% Jun
17
25
44 Vs Mar 15
MacAndrews
36 '/a Jan
44% Jun
46% Apr
15
5
47 Va Feb
Mack
46 % Jan
52
v.
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(M)
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50%
& )
7,300
353/4
35%
37%
36%
38 Vs
36%
37%
32,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17 Va
5,200
1%
1%
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1%
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1 %
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21%
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21%
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30%
31%
29%
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29%
30
29%
30%
31%
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31
31 Vs
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11 Vs
10%
11
525/a
52 %
52 Va
17,100
14 5/8
14%
14%
4.400
143/8
14%
143/4
14%
74%
74%
74 Va
1,200
74%
74%
74%
1513/4
150 3/8
150 Va
150%
151%
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1513/4
560
38
38%
38 Vs
39%
38 %
38%
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38 %
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16%
17%
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16%
15%
16%
78,600
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50%
503/4
51 %
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5
5%
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69%
16
5
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16
503/4
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5
15%
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8,500
16
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10%
72 Va
69%
70%
69%
705/4
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50%
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18%
18%
20%
18%
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20
20 Vs
20
20%
19%
20%
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98%
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108
31%
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6,900
11,700
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-
6,600
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11
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& Sons Inc
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'
1,400
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'
5
—
1
50
74
/
*°/8
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1%
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./
1
100
Corp
Co
16%
39
31%
*15/
50
22
Jun
17%
16
34%
161/4
50%
5%
(Ky)_No par
14
24
16%
16
34%
18
IV4
21%
15%
El Co
30% Oct
233/4
17%
16
*
Louisville & Nashville:
Gas &
23%
16%
16
14%
74V4
150 %
38 Va
100
common
preferred—
Louisville
Y
23
163/4
15%
14%
73%
150 V2
38 V4
—100
preferred
Co
23
16%
15%
52 Vs
10
.
series E preferred-:
(P)
22%
16%
15%
4
common
Electronics
Lorillard
152% May 27
40
4.35%
Loral
17
223/4
15%
*103/4
Co com__,—5......
preferred
i
100
B
225/8
—1
preferred
series D
25%
103/4
Lighting
series
25
17
1
Corp
Co
conv
4.25%
54% A
Gas
Island
July
90
t
—
Cement
Star
96 V2 Mar
64
15% Feb*
Star
24%
52%
——1
Ino
Aircraft Corp__
issued
Loew's Theatres Inc
-
15
1''?%
Industries
When
23% May 24
22
63% Feb151
Litton
1,200
24%
10%
.
50
25 Vs
51%
2.50
11%
30
♦243/4
10%
—20
11%
30
*45
25
51%
5
Co—
Corp common
Lockheed
r:
25
37 Va Mar 22
Belt
3%% non-cum conv pfd
5
48
29% Apr
104
88
Link
Lionel
J /
11%
29%
25
10%
50c
Inc
11%
29%
50
51 Va
100
12 Vs
30%
*45
7
25
t
}L,ing-TemcbrVought
7% Mar 14
22
36 %
20
•
'
27
11%
293/4
50
5 j1
7%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
3
47 Va Mar 29
12
293/4
*45
5
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
'
11%
293/4
-
251/4
22%
16 Va
29%
31%
1
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
:
12y4
30
50
3
Refineries Inc
Leonard
6
2
15% Oct
>,
18
66% Jan
;,
1
Lehman Corp
Lehn & Fink Products
5 ;
20
55% Jan
93/8 Jan
5
5
Corp
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$1.50 conv pfd series A
No par
31
50% July 24
Feb/8
43% Oct
2
Inc
Leesona
303/a July 12
391/2 Jan 22
35% Feb*
Jan
Siegler
Lee Rubber & Tire
12
23% Oct
50.
Lear
19
1% Mar 16
9
1003/4
:%•
1
17
19 3/8 Jan
147
381/8 Aug
21
13 % Jun
15
36% Jan
11%
*293/4
*45
24%
22%
15%
15%
34%
173/4
1V4
*213A
No par
1
1
Lanvin-Parfums Inc
14
13 % Jun
18
1
4
25
Laboratory for Electronics **ic
31%
12,300
98 Va
80
173/a
16%
17%
16%
98%
17%
*97 Va
16%
16%
16%
17,900
445/8
443/4
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
15,300
150
150
150
35%
35%
35%
753/4
,/
753/4
76 Va
150
363/a
76%
*150
151%
*150
151%
80
35%
36%
35%
36
11,100
77%
77%
77%
78
2.709
10%
10%
11
11%
10%
11
11
11
3.200
40%
41%
40s/8
41%
40%'
40%
40%
40%.
2,500
*17%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
175/a
1,100
26%
26%
38%
39
„
•
M
45% Jun
86
25
24
1% Oct
24
72
Jan
2
56
Dec
31
92
Jan
305/a Jan
15
193/4 Mar
3 % Mar 27
1% July
24
10 % Mar 21
25
475/a Mar 20
Jun
343/4 Jun
19
25
26
2
July 30
Jun
25
325/4 Feb
28
22 3/4 Jan
2
24
27
14
213/4 jan
3
4% Jun
25
7
6
5J/8 Jan
7
36
May 29
205/4 May 29
22% May 29
453/a Mar 14
43 Va Feb
27
34
Aug 30
35
M'ar
1
22% Aug
263/4 Jan
4
24% Jan
21
Mar
Oct
24
9Vs Jun
27
28% Sep
18% Jan
30% Oct
24
56
i 29 % Aug 29
17
May 28
25% May 29
Feb
12
13
46% Mar 15
28% Jan
2
36% Dec
27
42% Jun
775/4 Jan
25
77% Feb
21
May 18
83% May 17
70 5/4 Jun
29
76
5
58% Jan.
2
84
May 21
lb3/4
Jun
Apr
18
53
83
Feb
75
16'
93/, Jan
16
21% May 15
45% Jun 24
48'a Feb
7
33% May 24
25% May 14
9
July 31
593/a July
8
2
34% July 16
33% July 22
15% Feb 26
2
11
3
10
May 27
82 Va Jan
Madison
Jan
23
40% May 23
38% Feb
5
22% Jan
4
46 Va Jun
13
83% Aug
2
2
87% Jun
4
26
86 Va Jun
10
July 29
77
Jan
87
July 16
Apr
2
77% Feb
20
84
13% Oct
24
35% Feb
5
14% Jan
233/e Jun
19% Jun
25
35% Feb
2
29 Va Jan
33
27
78% Jan
3
48
37% May 16
59% Jun
5
Jun
29% Jun
15
Jun
19% Oct
May 10
21
35
22
32% Jan
2
24
235/a Sep
25 Vs Jan
19
155/4 Nov 27
Dec
81% Dec
24
125
Jan
81% Dec
27
104
Mar
102,% Nov 23
63
Dec
18% Oct
19
150% Jan
93
Jan
20
82
3
Jan
21
34 % Jan
38
Jun
13
19% Mar
29
Jun
18
20 3/4 Apr
23% Jan 28
19
11% May 17
173/4 Mar
4
19
72 Vs Jun
89
7
•
9
78% Jun
27
27
94
3
Feb
108
22
94 Vs
July
19
60
May 21
Mar
4
Apr 19
733,4 Mar 13
23
33% Feb
21
223/4 Jan
10
Jun
21
61% Nov 23
31% Apr
26
28% Oct
1
26
60 Va Feb
6
35
18% Aug
15
Jun
40% Mar 15
50% Apr
34 Va Feb
8
343/4 Jan
2
235/8 Jan
26
193/s Jan
4
16
Jan
325/4 Jun
26
49% Feb
9
40
9% Oct
24
233/4 Jan
9
10% Jan
46 5/a Jam
2
12
2
40% May 16
29% July 15
22
183/4 Mar 26
Jan». 3
2
51
Apr
18 Vs May
22
1
30% May 28
8Vs Oct 26
39% Jan
3
12% Jan
31
9% Jan
2
19% Oct 29
1T.< Jun 25
38% Feb
8
23% Jan
29% Mar 29
20
23% Feb
For
23% Mar 12
footnotes,
see page
23.
July 25
_1
39
|
51%
63
63
*50
63
51%
63
26%
38%
*50
62%
26%
26
38V4
*50
63
1,200
39
11,500
51%
26
39
51%
11.5C0
62
62
94
92 Va
92%
931/4
93%
20 3/4
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
93
*92%
20%
21
20%
Madison Square Garden Corp com_l
60c convertible preferred
No par
1%
*8%
8%
8%
8 Va
83/4
8 3A
8%
8%
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
—3%
25%
26 Vs
26
26 Va
26%
263/4
26%
26%
25 Va
26
i
38%
39%
39%
39%
39
40 Vs
38%
39%
383,,
38%
Mallory
Inc
(P R)
Manhattan
&
Maracaibo
Oil
Marathon
Maremont
1%
8%
*92%
20%
1%
2
1%
2
2
1%
8 V2
1,500
210
5,500
36,8^0
1,900
4,600
33,400
37%
38
36%
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
371/8
3,700
5
28
28%
29
29%
28%
29%
283A
28%
27%
28%
2,000
*23
23%
23%
23%
23
23
23
23%
22%
22%
l
Exploration
Oil
1%
94
20%
1%
12.50
Co__
Shirt
Manning Maxwell & Moore
1
7%
8%
83/8
8%
83/4
No par
53%
54%
55 Vs
56%
54%
553A
:
Co
9
8%
8%
54%
55%
55
8%
700
8%
7,500
55%
18,900
17,300
233/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
23%
25
22%
23
Midland
Corp
5
34
34'A
34
34 Vs
33%
34
33%
33%
34
34%
9,400
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp
1
31
31%
30%
31%
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
30 Vs
31
7,700
1
11%
11%
11%
11%-
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,300
4
33%
33%
333/8
34
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
331/4
No par
*34%
35
343/4
35
35
35 %
35%
35%
35
35%
3,300
1
18 Vs
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
51,200
No par
39%
39%
39%
40%
40%
10%
393A
39%
391/4
39%
5,800
62%
623/4
62 %
62%
63
63%
62%
63 3/a
63%
14,500
85
85
*85
86
*85
86
*85
86%
*85
86 Va
*85
86%
*85
77
*76
77
86 Va
*85
86%
Marine
Corp_
1
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall
Field
Masonite
Co
&
Martin-Marietta
Corp
Corp
May Dept Stores
common
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No par
$3.40
preferred
33/4%
preferred
Mays
(J
Maytag
MCA
$1.50
W)
Inc
1959
$6
76
*85
*76
78
86%
85
85
*85
77
:
86
"
86%
.
20
50
120
30
17
16 3/4
163/4
16%
17
16 3A
16%
-16%
163A
353A
353/8
35%
353/8
35%
35 Va
35Va
353A
36%
3,700
55 Vs
55 Vs
55 Vs
55 Vs
55
55Va
54%
54%
2,400
No par
36%
363/a
36%
36 Vs
36 %
36%
36 Vs
36%
36 Vs
36 Vs
1,900
25%
25%
25%
253/4
*25%
26
25%
25%
*25%
21%
21%
21%
2 lVa
3
preferred
21%
21%
50c
12%
13
12%
12%
100
common
convertible
*77%
80
*77%
80
*79%-
80
79%
♦94 Vs
97
♦94%
preferred
100
conv
preference B
_100
conv
preference B
McDermott
(J Ray)
&
McDonnell
Aircraft
&
Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
12%
12%
21%
81
793A
81
97
*94Vs
97
80 Va
97
*94%
1,200
123/4
21,900
*77%
80
80
21%
12%
123/4
*77 Va
80
80
80%
80
*94 Vs
63
2,130
97
64
63
240
A
64%
64%
64
64
63
1
23%
24%
24%
243A
24
243/B
23%
24%
23%
24%
12,700
52%
53%
52%
53 Va
53%
54 Vs
53%
54
53%
54V4
11,000
38%
39
38%
39
38%
39
38%
39
38 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28 %
28%
28 '
17
17%
17V4
300
'45%
3,100
1
*17
17%
No par
.
..
500
1
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Robbins Inc
21%
*77%
26
"1
McGraw-Edison Co
Trucking Co
12%
55
100
Inc
McGraw-Hill
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKee (AG) & Co
21%
54%
2.50
Corp
Co
.
800
35%
4%%
&
86%
*76
62%
*16%
5%%
McNeil Mach
75
♦85
,_n0 par
preferred
convertible
McLean
85%
1
McCall
3 Va %
75
♦85
86
3,100
No par
No par
common
conv
85%
100
series
Inc
Corp
McCord
Corp
McCrory Corp
*85
No par
Co
McKesson
1
63%
263/4
383A
93
12
13
*63
263A
*50
l
Fund
513/, May 14
Feb
"150
51%
100
Macy (R H) Co Inc common
4 Va %
preferred series A—
8
35
July 26
36% Jan
50
2
Jan
2
33 % July 24
32
common
3
2% Jan
20 5/8 Oct
Feb
Forbes
Inc
preferred
24
Jun
36 Va
Trucks
5%%
96 Va Apr
_
35 Va Jan
56% Mar 12
May 27
&
67% Jun
8% July 18
25
27
30
Jan
93
Jan 16
17% Oct
73A Oct
23
Jan
x43%
44
No par
15 Vs
15%
15%
9
45%
46
45%
1
10%
U Vs
10%
No par
10
25
*20%
♦17
43%
64
*63%
17%
17
17
17
44
44 Va
443A
44%
4434
4484
153/4
15%
15%
16
16%.
15%
46%
45%
46%
443A
45%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
24%
20%
44%
10%
'
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
203A
20%
203/4
20%
20%
20%
*24%
20
38%
.
14,100
2 8 Va
10,300 1
16
7,100
44%
7,400
10%
4,900
25
1,100
20%
600
Volume
6287
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
33 % Jun
20
51
Jan
30
96
17
Jun
24% Oct
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
38
45% Feb 21
July 29
Highest
48% Apr 12
Jun
27
26% Feb
90
Oct
18% May 28
28
Feb
28
60
94% Mar 23
88% Nov 23
Jun
25
84 % Jan
5
8% May 28
9% May 29
28% Oct
24
26% Oct
24
10% Jun
>;
13
20
4%%
4
2
25% May 20
27% Jan
J
2
90
Jun
Jan
77% Jan
2
93
4%
25% Apr 29
95% July 15
3
20 % Mar 11
Jun
11% July 16
13% Apr
11 % Jan
14% Jun
Merck
i
29
52% Jan
12
29
July 18
37"% May
58% Feb
15
28
Feb
28
35% May 22
Jan
2
25
16% Nov
23
15
62% Jan
3
88% Jun
19
2
97
Nov
26
81
Jan
8
80
July
9
84% Oct
26
94
Jan
9
100% Aug
6
87
25
May 28
39% Apr
Oct
23
58 % Feb
102 U Dec
5
Apr
34% Jan
8
Machine
Metromedia
Middle
preferred
South Utilities
Midland-Ross
5 % %
1st
24
18% Jan
2
23% Jun
70 % Oct
24
133 % Jan
2
84% Jan
2
77% Oct
23
98% Jan
2
79% Jan
2
Jun
27
17
12% May 29
17% Dec
14
15% Jan
70% Feb
24% Jan
7
52 % Jan
2
64% Apr
24
24
4
18 % Jan
2
23
Apr
9
24
40 % Feb
8
49
Jun
3
7
44% Mar
6
29 % Mar
6
2 % Oct
22
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3
4
35% Jun
25
51% Mar
1
26% Jun
22
42
5 /
30
18% Jun
25
25% Jan
2
7% May 29
65% Oct
25
4 % Feb
2
69 % Jan
Oct
80
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10
18 J
16
9% Jan
16
15
Jan
17
38% Jun
10
5
Oct
22
10% Nov 29
35
Jun
25
52 % Jan
2
31
May 28
39 % Dec
20
28
May 29
42% Mar 26
36% July 10
33% Mar 13
16 %
49
15
July 22
54% Apr 10
42% Apr
5
39% Apr
Pacific
3%%
Monon
RR
Class
2
2
32% Jan
8% Oct
23
12% Feb
28
8% Jan
17% Oct
23
36% Jan
22
May 29
17% Dec
4
10
48% Oct
29
24
May 29
18% Oct
23
Chemical
Power
11
Motorola
42
July
2
30
Jun
5
6
20% May 29
23
Jan
3
29% Mar 21
27
Mar 20
31% Jan
26 % Sep
May 24
27% Feb
M
15
22
1
Nov •' 2
23
14% Nov
23
Jun
1
25
12
Feb
20
17% Feb
22
30% Jan
2
29
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Co
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28
20
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27%
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17
10
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29%'
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4,900
105
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10,500
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r
103
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19%
85%
25%
5
Corp
Munsingwear
22% May
2
40% May 28
12
34% Jan
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Mountain
39% Jun
21
May 28
Co
75% Jun
Jan
Apr
35
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29%
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10
20
103%
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shares
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21% Jan
58
4
32
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64%
28%
104
8%
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shs
19
17
5
11
89% Mar 14
Co
105
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29%
24%
2
_
22% Jun
July 30
41% Jan
Co
Utilities
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64%
3%
62%
5
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Morrell (John) & Co
Mar 26,
28% Jan 19
24
Amer
105
31%
25
12% May 22
317/a May 16
2
16% Jan
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100
Montana-Dakota
37%
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38
89
89
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87
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5
common
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37%
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class
103
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31
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Service
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4.20%
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14,400
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37%
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100
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Public
Monarch
103
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100
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,
250
13%
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11
11
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Missouri
8
23% Jan
37 % Apr
&
Missouri
1
41% Jun
24
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Missouri
23
July 18
24% Oct
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10
preference
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19% Oct
87
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24
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14-:
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18
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15
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Apr
20,
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2
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convertible
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27
66% Jan
80
13
99%
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Minn Mining &
Mfg
37% Mar 29
K Apr
30
Aug
69% May 11
22% Mar 20
Jun
Oil
Minnesota
73% May 31
48% Jan
11% Jan
15
89
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I_5
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp
8% July
75% May 28
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100
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Feb
19
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ihc
common.!
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35% July 12
22 % Jan
Mar
87%
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44
37% July 24
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.
preferred
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3%
8
15
14% Oct
9
313/a
87%
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4
88% Feb
113
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31
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22
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13
11%
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88
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97%
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87
15
4
28
12
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24
24
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Oct
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,
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22
19
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34
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30
12
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45% Apr
47
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preferred
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90%
88
3.80%
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34
94%
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23
94%
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2
5
39
2
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14
22%
22%
97%
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2
i;
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preferred
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38%
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Jan
25
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Thursday
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39
22
22 %
100
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55
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22
1
38%
4.35%
102% July
3
49% Jan
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39
May 17
89
24
101
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38
100
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87% May 22
10
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14
2
Apr
84
10
43
95 % Jan
101
11
86
May 28
Feb
90
Apr 29
7
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1
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Merritt-Chapman
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2
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5
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preferred series B
Mercantile
25
14% Jan
•
common
preferred
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
Par
Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
14
88% Jan
Aug 17
STOCK
Medusa
Apr
86% Jan
10
2
Corp
97
20% Jan
6
81% Jan
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22
7
32 % Apr
YORK
EXCHANGE
7
93% Jan
29
25
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25%
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10
28%
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22
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7% July 29
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27
43% Jun
22
62
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25
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19% May 19
31% Jan
33
45 %
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43 % Jan
7
18
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11% Jan
2
13% Aug 22
54% Jan
27
10 % Mar
2
21% Jan
% Mar 16
16
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May 29
9% May 29
66% Oct 24
18% Oct
24
18% May 29
46% Jun 25
20% Oct
24
83% Jan
2
Jun
5
47
25% Mar u5
132% Jan
65
Jan
54
33% Oct
24
56% Jan
3
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5
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27
Oct
22
24% Oct
24
26% Oct
9
33 % Oct
24
27
Jun
32
Jan
Apr
24
22% Jan
23% Feb
21
13
11% Jan
13% Or*
23
Oct
75
31
May 29
52
Jan
81% Mar
8
National
Linen
33% May 29
25
2
Sugar
National
Tea
Apr
1
13% Jan
7% Feb
1
9
27% Jun
25
Aug
18% Jan
2
Apr
2
24
18% Aug
6
70
2
43% Jan
83
Aug 23
86 % May 10
86
2
86 % Feb
20
97 :v Nov
20
94
Jan
54% Jan
2
46
Aug
39% Mar 21
28
89% Apr
84% Jun
61% Jan
5
28
May 29
20"% Jan
12
Apr
28% May
13
23 % Jun
15^, Jan
43% Dec
31
38
Mar 11
45% July
19% Feb
26
11
July 31
15
43% Jan
31
40
Jan
76% Jun
27
86
43% Apr 26
45 % May 28
85%.Feb 25
3
82% Mar 22
2
May 28
New
York
Central
N Y
York
Electric
Gas
3.40%
76% Jan
preferred
82 % Jan
23
4
3.60%
83% Jan
preferred.
88
3.90%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
5.25%
preferred
July 9
85% July 31
21% Jan
4
38% Feb
9
110% Dec
31
105
Jan
18
125
7
22
Apr
15
24
13 % Jan
18
14% Jun
21
12% July
15% Jun
48
26
4
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4
3
14
Sep
27
25
24
Jan
4
May 29
72 % Jan
30
19% Oct
23
30
Apr
25
6% Oct
25
15
Jan
2
16% Jan
9
11% May 29
65% Jan
41% Dec
2
19
34% May 29
102
Jun
14
76
45
May 22
Dec
48 % Apr
109
107
May 17
Mar
28
6
Jan
110% Feb
103% July 12
•
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3
23% July 29
18% Feb
21
54 % July 19
20% Mar
4
7% Apr 29
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72% Jan
2
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4
43
25
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6
23% July 31
cu'-iJan
26% Apr
9% Jan
2
113% Mar
7
107% Jan
114% Mar
6
109
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24
44% Jan
4
39
Jan
Car
American
Coal
American Sugar Ind
Northern Central Ry Co
55% July 26
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Indiana
54% May 13
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Natural Gas Co..
Jan
1
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5
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2
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.
P
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20
93
12
20% July 24
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56% May 23
42% Mar
51
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22
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21
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14
10
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27
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25
31% Jan
2
Sep" 11
59% Jan
2
31%
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footnotes,
see page
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*106
107
109%
110
*109%
110
110
110
109%
106
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2.900
107
70
109%
109%
110
420
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109%
1091%
109=i4
210
47
47%
46%
47%
13,100
35%
106
110
36%
36%
5,900
36%
36
36%
79 %
78%
79
♦78%
79
*78%
79
100
92%
93 J/4
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93%
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100
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95
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95
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95
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95
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95
100
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95
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95
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95
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95
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95
100
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95%
*94%
95%
5
:
$4.16 preferred
Northrop Corp
1
23
Feb
18
Aug
2
44% Jun
18
Norton
July 12
44% Jan
3
23.
183/4
71
27
18%
com
38
31
183/4
73%
100
19% July 29
Jan
5,000
100
Northwest Airlines Inc
Northwest Bancorporation
Northwestern Steel & Wire
6
600
3,800
38%
37%
27%
100
36
42% Dec
37%
6%
26%
No par
preferred
31
3,600
6%
72%
19
700
3,500
2 6 5/a
/:
79%
$4.11
93% Dec
%
36%
4
40 % Dec
1.000
14,300
/
1
preferred
preferred
33% Jan
6%
27
10
79%
$4.1o
May 29
May 29
6%
*10
36%
$4.08
19 %
6%
7%
10%
46%
20
95% Mar
6%
7%
10
36 Vb
19
19
73/4
10%
44%
Jun
Jan
7%
10%
*78%
Feb
86
7%
10%
23%
15% F 15%
17 3/a
7%
7%
5
95
11
7%
10%
; 6%
23
*17
100
96
Feb
7%
10%
23%
1,100
50
S Co
Pacific Ry
States Power Co
4
93
16%
17%
31%
preferred
9
3
23%
153/4
Xl7%
31%
$3.60
92 % Jan
Jan
17%
23%
16%
17%
31%
109%
46 %
91% Jan
86
16%
1'6%
23%
;
*31%
31%
.10
preferred,
preferred
preferred
5.80%
21
76
May 11
91% Apr 24
93% May 31
15%
17%
7
American
38% Jun
33% Mar 29
78% Mar 23
16%
17%
1
Aviation
North
17
37% Mar 16
23%
16%
117%
Adjustment
48 % Jun
93
23%
& Western Ry common..25
preferred
:—_25
6% preferred
lo
Norris-Thermador Corp
....50c
Norfolk
•;
110% Jan
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
2,500
40,100
243/4
2
25% May 29
40%
43%
22%
11
__
40%
43%
23%
111 % May 20
11
26
40%
43%
22%
North
29
Oct
40%
43%
23%
1
North
Mar
40 3/4
44%
5
SI
108
Sep
100
26% May 21
80% Jun 21
2
'
40%
43%
104%
American
11
:/■/ 31
450
300
41;
*103%
29
26%
26%
31%
100
North
26%
-
66,200
'
par
100
1
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
9
26%
*26
9,500
V
43%
72
100
»
4.85%
18
29% Jan
Jan
30 % Oct
23
r
30
104% Jan
107
8
28
106% Jan
6
107
85% Jan
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
97% May 31
27% Jan
109% Jan
107
26
26%
,
.V 43%
104
100
29
3
,
100
22
92% Jan
24
75
53%
100
27
Jun
74%
/y, 31 %
40%
18%
com.No par
preferred.
23
July
74%
16,900
45%
102 %
27
r
1
Feb
16% Oct
74%
44%
*102
43%
'
6%
15
Shipbuilding Corp
Nov
100
75
7%
1
Jun
104
74%
10%
1
Chicago & St Louis Co_!
New
400
6,000
16%
100
Railroad—
21,000
33%
11%
45%
18%
5
11
£
943/4
50
102 %
18%
Dock
11%
25%
17%
I
Brake
32%
7,700
23%
____100
preferred
7
8.200
.1,900
66 i.V.
443/4
44%
*37%
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32%
19,100
r
,
102%
74%
*26
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30%
102
37%
79
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73%
11%
44%
25%
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6,700
25
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102
371/"
86
94
73%
11%
44%
32%
37%
July 30
2
44%
*101%
33
36%
May 27
18
44%
32%
...
11%
37%
54 %
26
32%
11
37
76 %
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943/4
50
6%
Jan
Jan
25%
*94
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25%
26%
72% Jan
Jun
25%
93% V 94%:
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25%
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46
79
64%
27%
19
71
64%
25%
27
26
85
30%
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27%
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s
30%
25%
27
74;
28
30%
25
64
27%
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67% Jun
30%
255%
27
j
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30%
25%
64
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41%
43
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Air
State
30%
64%
1
convertible
$3.75
66V2
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Y
.15%
66%
25 /.
25
102
40%
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N
153/4
66%
30%
*
_i
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25
27
-3
4%
27.400
153/a
,
64
11%
England Tel & Tel Co
2o
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp common—10
8
33% Feb
% Jan
(J
10,100
15%
67%
32 %
~~_5
preferred
England
53
16
66%
11
1
.
52%
15%
31%
New
4
Apr
Jun
May
New
29
33 % Jun
9
3%%
2
108% May 15
53
Co
271/4
15%
93%
iJi^.4
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27
51%
49%
31%
I 26%
52%
26%
93%
26%
250,800
513/4
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32%
31%
1,400
35 %
27
94%
*25%
573/4
34%
25
'
25%
72%
73/4
57%
35%
513/4
49%
44
7%
58%
33%
%
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.15%
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7%
57%
34
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73/4
58%
33%
52
*48%
50c
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Newberry Co
8
25
1--
Nevada Power Co
14
64%
5
Neptune Meter Co
2
25%
No par
Co
Corp
24%
64%
lo
A
Neisner Bros
30
1
1
Corp..
Col
Vulcanized
Co
Nautec
54"% July 31
Jan
24
Jan
>rt
'
15
36% May 29
14
33
July 31
24% Jan
22
?8% Aug
&
National
7
6% July 16
10
12
C
Corp
Natomas
15
26% Mar 27
;Jun
10% Jun
18% May 31
19 % Jan 29
"
5
Ref
.
66%
30%
_No par
Starch
Steel
National
May 21
9 %
common
Chemicall
National
National
28
15%
1
Co
47
Apr
5
45"% May 16
15%
66 %
27
-
5o
National-Standard
6
51%
100
Corp
Co
26%
51"%
_io
-
Service
1
Jan
.
Co
2
73/4
x58 %
26%
Corp com_5
Co
Gypsum
7%
59%
33 %
51%
..—'5
$4.50 preferred
27% Jan
51% Jan
26
National
R
Lead
May 29
Jun
General
7%
:vy 58%
/; 32
26%
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.
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'
Gas
National
19 % May 29
85
2
Fuel
National
25
17
preferred
•
5
'i
pfd series bf 1951
4%%
National
4
36
51% Sep
77
r.
Apr
32
27
May
103 % Jun
15% Mar 19
6% Feb
6
Mar 19
25% Jan
12% Feb
50
4%%
3
15
16
9% Mar 29
25
2
8
Chem
&
34% Mar
18 > Jan
2
22
13
12
Feb
Jun
35
Nat'l Distillers
32 / y
10
Cash
40 % Aug
8
15% Jun
Feb
28
7%
58
31
5
Co
Corp
Register
National Castings Co
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy
Products
10
7%
57%
"5
Corp
Can
28% Feb
20
13% Oct
National
"National
25% May 27
30
45% Feb
24% Feb
6% Nov
4,
May 24
96% Feb
;54;
2
98
••-,
26% Jan
2
68% Jan
30
2
10% Oct
% Jan
67% Jan
4
7% Jan
4
15% May 29
5% May 28
Biscuit
82
4
40% Jan
35% Jan 10
50 % Apr
National
28
9% Mar 27
98
5
3
48 % July 18
29% Jan
2
2
j
24
7%
_~ZZl
I ~i
Co
Aviation
32% May 20
92% Jan
28
Mar 23
30% Jan
Airlines
National
2
.
5
Acme
National
16% Jun
59 % Mar 19
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
61
Jan
■
Corp__
National
54% July
July 19
23% Mar
23
Natco
15
A
22% Jan
23% Dec
72
31
20% Jan
29% Feb
-30% Apr
93% Dec
7
70% May 16
35 % Aug
1
'
Co.
Norwich
3%
Co
5
10
—
Pharmacal
10
Co
62 %c
47
109%
.
.
46%
109%
473/4
36%
150
80
*94%
95%
*94%
95%
21
22
21%
213/4
21
21 % ~
21%
21%
*94%
21 %
21%
15,400
47%
48
47%
49%
49%
5 074
49
50 3/a
49%
50 %
32,100
46
46
x46
46%
*46%
46%
46%
47
*46%
46%
*19%
95%
1,500
19%
20
20
20
20
20%
20%
20'/a
500
38
38 %
38
38%
373/a
38%
36%
37%
36
37%
6.900
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
38%
39
39
39
5.900
\.
*20
[
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(488)
20
.
.
.
Monday, August 5, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Tuesday
July 29
July 30
Par
HIGH SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Friday
July 31
the Week
Aug. 2
Thursday
Aug. 1
Wednesday
Shares
o
38
Jan
49% Jan
May 28
92
99
11
80 ¥2 Jun
7
88 ¥2 Jan
31
24
41
2
May
102% Jan 25
4.56%
preferred
preferred
preferred
41¥aJan
19% Jan
Apr
4.44%
13
25
98 % Apr
26
4.24%
38 % Jan
25
Oklahoma
2
44% Jun
25
Olin
9
31% Jan
12
761
2
4
30% Jun
14
Orange
30
Otis
11
Outboard Marine Corp
47% July 25
24
24 V* Mar
1
11% July
15% Jan
19
14
25 Va Jan
2
21% Feb
Oct~24
Jun
Jan~~3
9
24% May
15
87%
Feb~13
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
99 y2 Jun
14
115
Jan
2
¥2 Oct ~26
46
64
Oct
28
84% Jun
24
72% Jan
Jan
2
15% Jan
15% May
Mar 23
25
2
37
12
Cement
May 29
Gas
16% Mar 25
May 29
47
61% Dec 27
53 5/s May
142% Oct
158% Feb
5
26
141
Pacific
Lighting
1
Petroleums
35 ¥4 Apr
Pacific
Apr
6% Jun
15
15 ¥4 Jun
25
12
11
7% Oct
22
20
Jan
3
9% Jan
2
Jun
25
153/s Jan
12
11% Jan
2
16 3% May 15
Pan
American
4
Pan
Amer
10%
15% Oct 24
45% May 29
24% Feb
70% Dec
12
213/8 Jan
2
41 ¥4 Jun
12
67% Jan
2
803/4 May 13
91% Aug 23
97% Feb
8
Jan
10
Packard-Bell
96
9
8
4%
17
9 ¥1 Jan
6% Apr
35 % Mar
Jan
28
98
48 ¥4
58% Feb
383/4 Mar 15
24% Mar 20
293/4 May
42% Oct
24
753/4 Apr
11
48 % May
24
673/4 July 30
22% Jun
21
35
31
29% Jan
28
38
23% Jun
27
15
16
Jan
May
8
Oct
22
273/4 Jan
19% Jan
24
11%'
12 %
27,900
22 ¥2
3
98% July 25
106% May 25
1013/4 May 25
5
98% Apr
17
13 ¥4 Jan
1131% Jan
35 ¥4 Feb
Feb
13
2
8
79
Pipe
46
Feb
46
Jan
2
2
38
Aug
13 ¥4 Jan
Jun
22
58
12% Jun
15
19% Mar 15
25
Jan
1
9
7
2
17
2
Aug
24
593/8 Mar 23
51 ¥4 Mar 14
56
Jun
4
35% Oct
24
66% Jan
42
May 27
51
Jan
9
99
15
99% Mar
101% July 13
13% Jun
25
19% Jan
18% Oct
33% Oct
24
23
42
Feb 13
57% Mar 15
44 3/8 Oct
1
623/8 Jan
25
May 29
98
.Tun
82
July 10
96
Jan
6
18 ¥a May
12
52%
15
2
Jan
Mar
17%
17 Vs
175/8
17 ¥4
175/8
58 3/8
58 3/4
58 3/8
583/4
7,400
113/a
11 Va
11%
11
11 ¥4
23,900
31 ¥8
31%
31%
31 ¥4
31 ¥4
313/4
31%
32 ¥4
32
32 ¥4
8,100
141 %
142 ¥4
142%
142 ¥2
com
6
13
Jan
15 ¥2
15 ¥2
15 ¥2
155/a
15 ¥2
15%
153/a
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9,500
37 Va
38 ¥4
38 ¥2
39 ¥4
38%
40%
39%
40 ¥2
135,500
703/4
703/4
715/e
70 ¥4
71
70
70 3/4
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98 ¥2
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98 ¥2
7 ¥2
7%
44
423/4
44 ¥4
43 Va
43%
11,400
26%
26 ¥2
26
26 ¥4
253/4
26 ¥2
97,900
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65 ¥2
67 Vs
66 ¥2
673/4
65
67
63 ¥4
65
635/8
64
4.800
36
3 6 3/8
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36%
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25
26 ¥2
265/8
263/4
26 3/4
18 %
18 ¥4
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17%
16 3/4
183/4
193/4
19
193/8
153/4
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73/4
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7%
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40
40
34
34 ¥4
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104
104
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101
101
101
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&
18
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38,900
42
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42
42 ¥4
8,600
41 ¥8
41 Va
41 ¥4
41 ¥2
413/a
413/a
413/8
413/a
41 ¥2
41 ¥a
900
52 ¥4
52 ¥2
523/4
18% Jun
27
30% Oct
23
11% Oct
4
41% Jan
263/4 July
11
39
Feb
18
34% May
26
3
1
50 ¥2 Jun
1
65% Mar 19
23
Mky 20
64 ¥4
5
22
133/a Jan
173/a Jan
9
67
Aug 17
86% Mar
1
723/4 Jan
2
86
May
7
64
Sep
81
8
73
Jan
10
82
May 10
12% Jun
28
22
Jan
51 ¥4
52 ¥2
523/4
52%
52%
6,706
533/4
54 ¥4
54
54 ¥4
53 ¥2
53%
52 ¥2
53 ¥2
523/4
53%
6,400
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40 V8
40 ¥2
393/4
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39 ¥2
39 %
38
39 ¥2
38 ¥4
385/8
5,400
16 ¥2
16%
16 3/4
163/4
16%
16 3/4
16 3/4
163/4
17
16 ¥4
3,200
553/8
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553/8
443/4
443/4
443/4
common—1
Inc
1
Jan
16% May 15
14 ¥2 Jan
1
134 ¥2 Jan
2
20
513/4 Jan
22 ¥2 Jun
2
2
21
1
51%
52
"*54 ¥1
553/8
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55%
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44 ¥4
44 ¥2
445/8
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100
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243/4
1
17 ¥2
17 ¥2
5
26
26%
47 ¥2
48 1
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/.
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50
No par
12.50
Phila Electric Co common
$5
V,
;
i;
61%
No par
34%
%
62 3/8
35 Va
convertible
preferred
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co_:
173/4
2,400
26 ¥4
26 ¥2
27 ¥4
27 ¥4
27 ¥4
27 ¥4
27%
48 Va
48 3/a
483/4
48
483/4
47 %
48 ¥4
30,200
62 3/a
62 Va
62 ¥2
62 Va
62 ¥2
16,400
353/8
8,800
99 ¥2
62 Va
623/8
61%
35
102
35¥a
89
89
353/8
101 ¥2
102
89 ¥2
102 ¥2
89
89
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106 ¥2
♦105
343/8
34
34 ¥2
*100
101 ¥2
*100
101 ¥2
106 ¥2
*105
106 ¥2
*105
106 ¥2
34 ¥2
34
345/8
13,600
74 ¥2
4,600
343/8
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333/4
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74 ¥4
733/4
74 ¥t
853/a
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83
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84
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84
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85
85
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83
84
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51 ¥2
52 3/a
51 Va
51%
18 ¥4
18 ¥4
18
18 ¥a
18 Va
18 Va
56
55 ¥2
101
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54 ¥2
139
12 ¥2 Jan
>.' 5 s/a Oct 22
36 ¥2 Oct
'
35
8
116 ¥2 Mar
4
7
Jan
2
9
33
Jan
3
13 ¥2 May 31
613/4 May 15
24
41
Jan
3
61
31
Aug
2
40 ¥2 Jan
125
Nov
14
Jan
25
78
Jan
4
573/a Feb
28
25
130
Jan
3
105 ¥4 Jan
3
21
6
24
,34 Vs Dec
6
14
221
Jan
3
133/4 Oct
24
21
Jan
22
90 ¥2 Oct
.<
Oct
81% Jun
s
18
95 ¥2 Mar
56% Jun
25
92 ¥2 Jan
20% Jun
122
_
15 ¥2 Jan
class
3
Pittston
35 ¥4
177
6
3
.
20 Va
May
1
July 31
May 27
14
99 ¥2 Apr
2
20% July 17
69% Mar
1
23% Apr
793/4 Apr
"
8
18
16
Co
$3.50
(The)
*99 ¥2
29
28 ¥2
28 3/4
2 8 5/s
28%
3,500
3,100
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101
49
48
48%
48
48%
48 ¥2
49
153/4
153/4
153/a
15%
15 ¥4
15 ¥t
15 ¥4
15%
800
100
1,700
*82
83 ¥2
♦793/4
81 ¥2
19 ¥4
19 ¥2
82
*793/4
19 ¥2
82
*82
83 ¥2
*82
83 ¥2
81 ¥2
*793/4
81 ¥2
*793/4
81 ¥2
793/4
83%
793/4
20
*19 ¥2
193/4
19 ¥2
19 ¥2
193/4
193/4
57%
100
*32%
32 ¥2
32
*132 ¥4
134 ¥2
1
Procter
333/4
12,800
1,000
*94 ¥2
96
*94 ¥2
96
99
*98 ¥2
99
5.05%
5.28%
preferred
8
23
6
88
Mar 29
Jan
Jan
23
84
18 ¥2
July
43 Vs Jan
31 Va May 29
2
35
Jun
t 20% Oct
23.
.-38% Mar.
V 28% Jun
25
38 ¥4 Dec
Jan
23'3/4 Jan
2
36%. Jan
11
Apr
86
May 15
22
4
9
22
7% May 16
1
20
26
64 ¥4
24 Vs Jan
2
May 24
V 40 34 Jan
.
31 ¥2 May 14
.45 ¥a July
3
100
943/4
.-100
*94 ¥2
100
Quaker Oats
983/4
*98 ¥2
99
*98 ¥2
99
99
*107 ¥2
108 ¥2
*107 ¥2
1083/4
*107 ¥2
1083/4
*107 ¥2
108%
*109 ¥2
110
*109 ¥2
110
*109 ¥2
110
*109%
24 ¥4
25
commonl
*233/4
5
7
No par
Co
Inc—
80
120
100
110
40 Va
*85
5
1
40%
80
24 ¥4
24
7
86 ¥4
40 Va
40 ¥4
40 Va
40 3/a
40
393/4
5,700
783/4
77 3/4
773/4
76 ¥2
77 ¥2
*76 ¥2
78
120
243/4
*24 ¥4
243/4
243/a
24%
*24 ¥2
25
400
25
*24
25
100
7
4,400
24
6%
*85
24
*24
7
*24
25
7
7
6 3/4
*85
86 ¥t
*85
86 ¥1
6%
*85
86 ¥t
3,200
19 Va
19%
19 %
19%
19 %
19 ¥2
367/a
36%
37
367/a
37 Va
273/s
273/4
27 ¥2
273/4
7,000
44 ¥t
44%
44%
44%
33,700
693/4
71
69 3/4
693/4
2,500
64
64 ¥2
63 ¥2
64
1473/4
2,800
1473/4
33%
33 ¥2
1,100
19%
19 %
35%
36 ¥2
27%
27 ¥4
27%
27 ¥2
27%
43%
44 ¥4
x43 %
•44 ¥2
44 Ya
45
71
72
71 ¥2
72 ¥4
713/4
6%
86 ¥t
-36%
19 Vs
35%
27 Va
-
*39 s/8
783/4
19
"
40 Va
*24 ¥4
35%
1
;
18
96
108
*77 ¥2
Pure-Oil
69¥2 Jan
*94 ¥2
110
25
Cement
Products
96
913/4
107 ¥2
100
■;
preferred
Purolator
*94 ¥2
94%
*109 ¥2
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__ 10
Pullman Inc
I
No par
25
96
100
com__No par
Industries Inc
Rican
98 ¥2
923/4
*91%
100
of Ind
preferred
$4.75
/
&
preferred
preferred
4.16%
Puetro
Co
Jun
80
3
4
Serv
Publicker
220
923/4
Apr
IIOV2 Feb
Feb
18,500
*91%
preferred
preferred
10% Feb 21
733/4
923/4
4.30%
24
713/4
*913/4
1
18
72 ¥4
723/4
92 3/4
Feb
Jun
31,300
11,800
21
July 25
5% Oct 24
20%
20%
30%
Nov
84
98
20 ¥2
:
30%
98
21
98
203/4
743/4
90% July 17
4.32%
18 3/a
98
20 3/8
30%
preferred.
div
3 ¥2 %
18 ¥4.
98
20%
74 Vs
4.18%
14
18
973/4
20 ¥2
30 ¥t
5
Mar 14
18%
973/4
30%
97 ¥2 Apr
Jun
18 Va
973/4
20%
75 Va
943/1 Jan
40% July 25
1,400
18 ¥4
973/4
20 ¥2
30 ¥2
91 ¥2 Jan
8(1%
18%
*18 Vs
98
73%
6
25
18
330
30 3/a
Dec
3
155,700
*303/4
95
2
173 ¥2
177
30%
2
May
170 ¥4
33%
1663/4
30%
Jan
Jan
1713/4
34 ¥4
172 7/a
303/4
87
76
8,900
'166%
33%
1593/4
30%
No par
preferred
24
337/a
115
303/4
4.08%
79% Apr 11
243/4 Dec 28
333/4
*114
303/4
21
19
333/4
75 ¥2
Feb
22 3/a Jan
34 ¥2
33 ¥4
743/4
95
Public
62%
115 ¥2
30 ¥2
20
15
4,900
61%
115 ¥2
73 ¥4
Nov
25
62 3/a
623/4
115 ¥2
75%
92
111 ¥2 Jan
62 ¥4
62 ¥2
114 ¥2
160
■34 ¥2
*132 ¥4
62
114
30 ¥4
5
1093/4 Jan
134 ¥2
1,300
30%
Jan
May 27
32 ¥4 Jan
3
*132 ¥4
134 ¥2
*132 ¥4
134 ¥2
310
1,000
31 ¥2
134 ¥2
76 ¥s
85
1063/4 Mar
59
31
73 ¥2
$1.40
108
53 ¥2
*58
31 ¥2
75 ¥a
18
15
*513/4
58%
31 ¥2
30 3/8
32 ¥2 Feb
10
53 ¥2
58
32
72 ¥2
30 Vs Jan
Nov 21
52 ¥2
583/8
32
73 Va
31% May 14
35
53
*573/4
76%
July 24
109
11%
15,500
30%
Public Serv Elec
29
18,400
11 Va
753/4
Public
76% July 29
Jun
56%
11
30 ¥2
32 Va July 10
68% Jan
Jun 29
233/4 May 29
713/4 Jan
2
20 ¥2
61 ¥2
114
56
11%
72%
27 ¥2 Jan
26
106
*973/4
lo
116
*132 ¥4
140
56%
11
5
Gamble
19
69 ¥2 Dec
104
18
pref_100
Co
62
53 ¥2
140 ¥2
55%
Gas com_No par
preference com__No par
&
32 ¥2 Apr
100
*114
158 Vs
Service Co of Colorado
25
May 29
96 ¥2 Mar
61
11 Va
*139 ¥2
563/4
11
32 ¥2
100
190
139 ¥2
53
58
10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5 ¥2% sf
29
<
10%
140
10
56 ¥4
56%
*52 ¥2
*82
139 ¥2
140
573/4
1
49 ¥2
2
55%
53 ¥2
—1.25
Power
139
11 Va
Plough Inc
Electric
141
10%
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co_
Potomac
*140
57 ¥2
75
101
283/4
♦52 ¥2
preferred
3,200
54 Va
101
48 ¥2
100
common
convertible
54 ¥2
55
*99 ¥2
2 8 5/s
100
5
1,400
*15%
No par
4
8
18 ¥a
28%
553/4
A
30 I
51%
48 ¥2
54 ¥2
series
Jun
93
Jan
1st
Jun
130
5
~
preferred
5 ¥2%
900
30,900
47%
10
prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
May 14
133
28 ¥2 Mar 20
I2OV2 May
5%
100
54 ¥2
80
28 ¥2
1
7% guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steal Co com
18
.
283/4
*15 ¥4
No par
No par
70 ¥2 Jun
17
44 ¥2 Jun
Jun
8
14
Jan
88
..<■
May
57% Jan
353/4 Mar 29
22
19 ¥2 Jan
143
553/4 Jan
54
5
Oct
May
67 ¥2 Feb
51
85 ¥4
84
„
x54 ¥2
56'
101
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
126 ¥2 Aug 21
433/8 Oct 24
■
240
893/4
101 ¥2
85
55 3^
400
102 ¥2
*105
106 ¥2
34
♦99 ¥2
35 Va
*102
893/4
'
1,800
*100
101
74
■'■17%
35 3/a
35
103
34"%
50c
18 ¥a
175/a
175/a
101
52
6,300—
173/4
473/4
89
18
30
24 %
26
90
50%
1,400
101
24%
173/4
100
(NY)
101
25
17 ¥2
*99 ¥2
100
Corp
101 ¥2
25
103
100
25
24%
103
103
•100
101 ¥2
*100
243/4
173/4
24 ¥2
89 ¥4
100
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4%
preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.:
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
102 ¥2 Jan
:
*
33¥jC
preferred-
2
*101
No par
Co Inc
4.68%
15
200
101
18 ¥4
14
99 ¥4 July 10
101
390
1013/a
Corp of America
July
173/4 Apr
4,900
413/4
Permutit Inc
(Chas)
108
51 ¥2 Jan
345/a
104
18
22
.
600
34
104
101
Feb
4
34 ¥4
104 Va
18 3/a
91
2
343/4
104 Va
423/8
90 ¥2 Apr
Jan
34
34
104 ¥4
101 ¥2
70% July 23
69
34
34%
104 ¥4
18
84
1003/4 Nov 27
34
34
5,500
42
5
6
220
46,900
42
18 ¥4
112% Jan
24
40 3/4
41 ¥4
41%
61% Oct
Feb
40 ¥4
40%
17 ¥2
Phila & Reading
Oct
40 5/s
40 ¥2
41 ¥4
24
97
40 Va
17%
413% Apr
'40
Va
42 Va
19
16
7
2,800
17 ¥2
21
18
7 3/4
34 ¥4
101
9,900
16
39
41 ¥4
100
4.30%
55 % Jun
7 ¥2
1
Service
5
213/4 Ja.n
155/a
39
5
common
Feb
17
73/4
40
10
Apr
47 ¥a Jan
*33 ¥2
105
Apr
59.% Mar 14
*39
41 ¥a
40 ¥4
41 Va
34
34 ¥4
33 ¥b Jan
26% Apr
¥4T/-?'
34
97
24
15%
7 ¥2
7%
41
41%
103
24
155/a
15 %
40%
34
2
Oct
6.800
41 ¥2
34
13
15% Oct
6,COO
19 ¥4
40
40 ¥2
31
42
16 ¥4
19
*39
100
Cement Co
103
88 ¥4 May
16
19 Va
40
1
Corp
3.80%
10
16 5/s
19
40
3
300
27
16 ¥4
41
par
36 ¥2
*26%
19 Va
15%
5
363/8
27
17 Va
19
1
3 6 3/a
*26 5/s
27
*26 3/8
1
Sep
813/4 Jan
8,900
423/4
Jan
19
73/4
43
Jan
843/4 Feb
x75/B
263/a
7i'.
4
6
7%
8,300
98 ¥2
7%
26 Va
100
91 ¥4 Jun
July 19
73/4
-i" 73/4
*97
73/4
41%
81
87% Mar 27
7%
98 ¥2
42
106
24
■
26%
Aug 23
26% Oct 24
July 16
80% July 25
*97
98 ¥2
*97
26 Va
100
82
5,400
13%
15 5/8
41 ¥4
preferred
preferred
preferred
2
13%
4,800
No par
8
101
870
1,700
6
14%
373/4
1
4.40%
11
133/4
14%
70 ¥4
No par
100
1
1
Industries
1
Mar
144
"
6
6 Va
143/4
15 ¥2
1
\
■
Phelps-Dodge1
13
36 ¥a May 22
105
7
86% Jan
88% Nov 28
Pfizer
135/a
13%
135/e
135/a
=£
14 ¥2
5,500
37
70c
Line
13 ¥4
*6
6 Va
143/4
144
144
*143
143
6
14 ¥2
14 ¥2
143/a
13 ¥4
143
6
6
6
145/8
3%
14
50c
preferred
Pfaudler
9
62% Jun
6
2
29 y2 Jan
100
7
54% May
4 ¥2%
1,000
163/4
58%
■
Co
Petrolane
1,500
11 ¥4
convertible preferred
Petroleum
1
21
30 3/4 Jun
24% May 31
47
34% Mar 20
1033/4 Nov
8
16 ¥4 Feb
2
1013/4 May 20
283/4 May 2
8
233/8 July
Jan
16 5/e
17
900
5
Permanente
Milk
31
V
173/a
Co
Perkin-Elmer
Pet
31
■
72
7,200
Q
<
543/4 Oct
U36
Oct
~?5% Oct
For
24
25
26
_
91 ¥2 Feb
146
16
; Mar 13
30 34. Jan
footnotes,
3
61 ¥4 Mar
141
27 ¥2 Jan
see page 23.
Jan
.
149
July 31
34 ¥2 Apr
29
5
63
preferred
.——100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
146
6%
Co
common
-33
63 ¥2
147
33 Vs
63 %
148
33%
64
633/4
149
148
333/8
-
33¥2
.
64%
149
33¥2
■
*147 ¥2 150
33¥2 -33¥2
1
8,600
.
58 ¥2
'
31
16%
100
31%
•31
16%
81
100
175/8
Peoples. Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
5%
493/4 Oct
31%
79 ¥4
100 ¥4
11 ¥4
Corp
"...
16 %
79 ¥2
79
100 Va
101
58%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
May 15
8,COO
11
Pennzoil
553/4 July
48 ¥4 Jan
3,700
51%
*
520
20
50%
¥4
58 ¥2
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR_
56 ¥2
11
16
22
19%
52
17 ¥4
preferred
V.
52% Mar 19
56% Feb
213/4
20
173/4
i'i.
39 y8 May 29
33
Oct 24
22 ¥2
193/4
51 ¥2
113/8
20 ¥4
July 10
July 26
433/4 July
5
16%
17 Vs
31 ¥2
16%
31%
22
53 ¥4
79 ¥2
783/4
*100 Va
313/4
100
32
*31 ¥2
79%
100%
78 ¥2
;
100
•
58%
42 ¥2
103
52
11
conv
4 ¥2 %
28
2
20
523/4
21
22 ¥2
20 ¥2
52 Va
17 ¥2
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
No
May 16
106% Feb
Apr
101
22 ¥2
20 ¥2
58 ¥a
preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
35
36
22 ¥4
52 3/s
78 ¥1
6.25
Ford
&
4.68%
443/4 July
9
Mar 11
3
3
22
21 ¥1
52 ¥4
1
Apr
Jan
22
20 ¥4
1
1
Ltd
50
34
2
12
3,900
2
29
30 % Jan
543/4 Jan
11%
27,600
Apr
32 % Apr
31%Oct22
12 ¥4
14%
50 ¥4
20
2
11%
.
315/s
2
38% Mar 22
18% Feb
12 Vs
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
28% May 29
3
11%
143/4
Penick
July 31
27
11%
31 ¥4
9
40
Jan
11%
145/a
14
17
10% Jun
15,400
315/s
10% Feb
523/a Jan
95
3,300
507/s
14 ¥2
19 ¥2 Jan
May 29
2
29 ¥2
50
31 ¥4
25 ¥2 May 22
37
Jan
29%
503/8
143/4
1
14
Aug
34% Feb
29%
493/4
315/8
153/8 July 30
39
41
2 9 ¥2
49 ¥2
145/s
Pendleton
3
14
30
49 ¥4
31 ¥4
27
48% Jan
25
29%
49%
145/s
25
May 31
25% Jun
29%
483/4
31 ¥2
Feb
40
23% Jun
29 ¥2
49 ¥4
14 ¥2
27
7 % Aug
1,100
29%
47 ¥2
31 ¥8
19% Apr
2
7,000
16,300
14%
27
Mar 29
16 %
31%
io
4
7% Oct 26
163/a
*16 ¥4
14 ¥1
Jun
173/8 Jan
14% Nov
16%
16 ¥t
Sulphur
Tool
16 3/a
16 ¥4
31 ¥a
253/4 Apr
2
40 %
16 ¥2
163/8
5
Parmelee
24
Jun
38
40 ¥4
10
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv
prior preferred
16
15
1
98
37%
40 ¥2
!
Inc_5
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
24
24
*94 ¥2
38
¥2
29 ¥4
com
preferred
Papercraft
May 22
Oct
18% Oct
.31
98
373/4
200
16 ¥t
Electronics
East
i
50
18
40 Va
41
World Airways Inc
Panhandle
18
*9^/2
98
37%
14 2/7
6%
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp of America
5
25
175/a Jan
157
July 25
2
135/e Apr
Corp
Telep & Teleg
preferred
5
18 ¥4
170
3,900
¥2
Express Co_5
No par
Intermountain
Pacific
Pacific
5% Jan
7% Jan 12
23% Mar 5
5% May 28
24
17
14 ¥2 May 13
14% Nov
*94 ¥2
24
—30c
Aggregates
633/4 Jan
25
98
243/a
*18
18 ¥t
373/4
Corp
&
20 3% Jun
30% July 19
2
*94 ¥2
243/s
5
i
Co
1
H10% Mar
39% Jan
26% May 29
,
*18
40 ¥2
Electric
&
18 ¥4
98
*16%
American
Pacific
Pacific
*18
373/4
Pacific
3
29
24%
24 ¥4
243/s
24%
24
40%
8
343/8 Jan
102
18 ¥4
100
153/4 Jun
*101
37%
No par
Glass
18 ¥2 Jan
102
40
preferred—.
——100
Oxford Paper Co—
—15
1
15
*101
40 %
4%
12% Jan
4
30% July 25
9% Jun
25
102
101
5
.
36% Feb 20
16% Jun 25
*101
320
104
37%
9
Apr
*103
393/4
Transportation Co
Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois
18
105
103
37 ¥2
Owens-Corning
21
Jan
1
Mar
100
ro
Overnite
68% May 14
2
i'm Aug
43
25
23 % Jun
50% Aug
380
88 ¥2
103
*94 ¥2
Utilities
Rockland
Elevator——1
Outlet
1
27
19% July 15
10,700
101
3.125
15% Jan
10 J/2 Oct
43%
47%
*87
104
5
Chemical Corp
47';.'
*100
87%
*103
7.50
Gas
8 6 ¥2
86 ¥2
46%
1003/4
100
101
86 ¥2
100
Natural
&
101
"»
24%
*173/4
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
17% May 13
1
463/4
47%
46%
.87
1103 ¥4
103 "
101 3/4
24
20
preferred
27% Jun
59 Va Jan
*86
104
-
*100 ¥2
2.50
,
Mathieson
86 ¥2
*100
100 ¥2
100 ¥2
100 ¥2
*103
47
463/4
t—4 O O 3?
I86V2
100
—.
preferred
4%
34% May 29
94% Jan
—
Okla Gas & Electric Co com__
2
18% Feb
22% Mar 25
7
17% Jan
3
14 ¥2 May 29
105
*
100
100
100
.
47
46%
15
preferred
3.90%
7
26
25
Jun
4.40%
7
19
95% Nov 15
29 Va Oct
26
5
89% May
Jan
Apr~23
Feb
51
May
101% Jun
9
100% Apr
8
14
18%
12
102
Nov
Jun~28
Ohio Edison Co common
1
Feb
97
100 ¥2 Dec
105
3
94 y4 July 18
16 Va
46% July 26
85% Jan
2
21
86% Dec
29
97 Vz July
Dec
60
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Volume
Number 6287
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
W
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
'
Highest
;
V:,;
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
par
Tuesday
July 29
Wednesday
July 30
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Aug. I
Aug. 2
Shares
July 31
R
Radio
13
74% Jun
63% Mar 14
56
Jan
2
71 % May 29
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
May 22
45
10
31% July
17
1
82
28 Va Sep
40
Jan
15 Va Feb
26
18 V4 Jan
7
Ranco
9% May 17
38% July 15
13% Jan
7
Random
38% Jun
27
10
Jan
21% Jan
12 % May 29
2
Corp of America com_Nopar
$3.50
24
preferred
House
30% Feb
13
7% Jun
25
14% Feb
~16
8% Jan
16Vt May 29
24 % Apr
18
21% Jan
2
30% Jun
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier
Inc
;
25
41 % Feb
16
20% July 22
30% Jan
8
Raytheon Co
May 29
5% Oct 24
12
Nov
8
10 % Feb
19
15
Oct~24
21"% Jun
Reading
Co
12% May 31
18% May 20
4%
non-cum
14% May 20
29% May 28
4%
non-cum
Red
173/a Feb
Reed
22% Mar
13%
5
14% July 12
8
21
Owl
Reeves
16% July 12
Jun 19
1st
Bros
21% Feb
16% Jan
12
4
10
8
14
Reichhold
25
19 Va Apr
6
18% Jan
4
Reliable
31 Vt Jun
28
49% Jan
4
38 Va Jan
3
23% Apr 22
473/4 Jun 17
Reliance
Elec
9% Jun
14
23
20% Jan
Reliance
Mfg
Jan
23
Jan
2
May
13% Mar 26
17
&
10%
10%
40%
40%
11
103/4
27%
28
28 Va
28%
28%
103/4
28%
21%
23
21%
22%
21%
26
4
6% Jan
2
IOV4 Apr
19
163/4 May
2
16
Republic
3%%
24
17
Mar 12
Oct
19
60
Jan
4
30
Nov
7
43% Jan
5
36 Va Jan
49% July 17
Revere
31
Oct
24
67% Mar 13
40 Vt Jan
48 % Jan
Revlon
20% Oct
26
527/s Jan
2
29
20% Jan 27
41 % Jan
4
23% Jan
8
50 % Nov
14
49% Jan
102% Jan
48
Jan
97
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
211/4
9%
15%
*153/8
*11%
113/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
26
26
26
26
15%
15%
15%
14%
15
12%
123/8
21
21
41%
41%
*41%
143/4
143/4
14%
1
10
Jan
26
15% Feb
3% Jun
25
5% Dec
7
Oct
24
7
88 J/4 Feb
8
2
15% Jun
2
"• Feb-
87
Oct
24
42% Feb
12
23
Aug
1
283/s May 31
Robertshaw Controls Co
22 % Oct
24
28% Dec
21
27
Jan
3
34% July
1
Rochester
43 Vt Apr
15
Rochester
433/4 Jun
21
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
5
Rohm
common
5
90
Aug 30
2
V
2
137% May 23
94
Mar 19
98
25
16
July 25
17% Jan
14
VV-
18
24% Jan
29 % Feb
12
21
"Mar. 18
97
May 29
17% Oct 25
V"
31% Mar 15
7% Oct
(Geo
26
:
7% Oct 24
26% Jan
2
38
43 % Jan
2
5
1
493/4 May
10% Jan 17
4
11% July 23
13% Jan
9
26% Apr 29
11% Jan 21.
31% Feb
1
Ruberoid
Jun
10
Ruppert
19% Jan
10
Ryan
Jun
12
Ryder
16% Mar 21
13
2
Jan
9
14
60 3/8
July
96
Feb
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
26,700
46%
46%
46%
463/8
40%
40%
43
373/8
363/4
37%
31%
30%
31%
47
46%
47
46%
47
41
43%
41%
41%
41%
425/8
22,400
373/8
38%
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37%
27,900
31%
32 y4
31
31%
30%
31%
38,300
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8,500
51% '
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106%
106%
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37%
88
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51%
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88
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141/4
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600
55,400
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2,900
100
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5,000
52%
51%
52%
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42%
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42%
42%
42%
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29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
28%
29
27
27%
27%
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27%
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26 3/4
27
27
27
1,400
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23%
23%
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34
9,400
51
■
51%
1
23%
233/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
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33%
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40%
34
10
33%
40%
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40%
40%
42
42%
42%
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131
99%
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99%
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42
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42%
130 3/4
100
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16%
163%
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16%
16%
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25%
25%
26% r
26%
27
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363/s
37
37%
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1
34%
35
33%
34%
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34%
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473/4
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47%
48
47%
48
22,800
40%
42%
99%
35,700
V
4,200
1,400
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42%
132%
134
*96
543/4
40%
421/4
133
99%
53%
40%
401/4
V
:
133
1
Rubbermaid Inc
5
18% Feb
36%
1333/4
*96
7,500
3,300
99%
I6V4
16 Vi
261/4
26%
26Vt
38
38%
*373/4
331/4
33%
33%
333/4
3,900
471/4
47%
47%
473/4
72,200
9%
9,000
16%
16%
4,000
"
11
15
100
37%
52%
^
26
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
9 3/a
16 Vt
No par
Corp
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Cola Co
Petroleum
Dec
8% July 22
9Vt
*153/4
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17 % Jan
29
Oct
Roper
15,000
9%
16 V4
42 V2
-
14% Feb
26
15
6
16
9%
*153/4
36%
29%
preferred series A
41 i. Jan
23
10% Jun
W
17
Feb
Co
15%
9%
51%
Corp.
Ronson Corp
8
39% Jun
Telephone
Haas
16%
61%
42%
2.50
Elec
15%
*60
1.25
;
&
61%
No par
10
.
Rohr
9
27% May
2
Gas
44
11% May 29
Oct
18% Jan
Inc
Corp
27% Apr
21% May 29
33 Va Jan 10
25
■
&
4%
July 26
Dec
15% May 29
Oil
*60
1,600
I6V4
•37%
5%
3
12
I6V4
14%
18
P'eb
/16 V?'
5%
29 Va Jun
34 Va Jan
16%
61%
15%
34% Mar 26
37% Jan
*60
•
5%
24
104
61%
16%
5%
15% Oct
5
*60
15%
Richardson-Merrell
8
2,900
9%
5%
Richfield
31
1,200
143/4
*15%
14%
10
16
Feb
423/4
14%
93/4
£
21
38
22%
423/4
14%
14%
653/4 Feb
37% Dec
*22Vt
423/4
14%
16%
1
363/8 Apr
124% Dec
221/4
42%
14%
37%
47% Apr
27
22%
42
14%
*87%
2
Jun
22%
41%
14%
87 3/s
Jan
May 29
22%
413/4
37%
July 3Q
73
22
87%
39
25
7,900
37%
28% Aug
19% Jan
26% May 11
4,300
12 V4
87%
51
20
14%
37%
Riegel Paper Corp
Ritter
Company
500
14%
12%
31
37% Mar 19
Mar 14
153/4
36%
44% Mar 14
102
*15%
40%
2.50
Ltd
15%
121/4
37%
Trust
15%
46%
32% May 11
24% May 11
40
15%
800
14%
♦87%
Selection
1,200
12%
*105
Rhodesian
25%
14%
106%
6% May 22
25%
9%
36%
No par
Co__
26
15%
106%
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900
25%
12%
100
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113/4
*15%
5
pref
11%
12 Va
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2nd
11%
21%
16
1
conv
IIV4
143/4
51%
%%
2,300
16
15
93/4
16
10
Co__~
27,000
10 Vt
16
12%
163/s
9%
10
preferred series A—
21%
9%
16
14%
61%
16%
50c
213/8
9%
1,200
5,800
18,000
,.:
12%
*50%
24
4% Jan
14
8
8% Jun
90
10% Jan
4
86% Nov
*60
:■
21%
4,400
'
26V4
_50
4
28%
21%
10%
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco com
5
/
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473/8 May 14
36% July 17
281/4
15%
Steel
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
'52% May 21
110
Jan 28
28%
15%
50c
Rexall
43/4%
28%
10
Inc
11
11%
15%
Corp
Copper & Brass
38% July 31
10%
411/4
103/4
10
preferred
12 Va Oct
28
37 V4 Jun
10%
41Vt
11
10 3%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
convertible
10%
153/4
15%
55,600
600
41
15 Vt
15%
67%
79
10%
10 Vi
*10
67Vt
♦783/4
10%
50
seriesI_II6o
17
68%
403/4
:
50
5
Jan
Mar
4,500
10%
1.5
18% Feb
24
17%
41%
Co__
27
$1
17%
10
common
Eng
Co
Conv preferred
15% Jun
41% Apr
17%
40%
103/4
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17%
10%
I
19
14
17%"'
;__50c
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34% Jan
18,900
17%
10%
Corp
12% Jan
6% Oct 24
32 %
173/4
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_No par
Jan 30
69
32
I_50
24
2
32%
1
76
51 % Aug 30
12
May 28
79
313/4
41
Chemicals
Stores
673/8
79
32
10%
Inc
23
69%
79
31%
10
preferred
preferred
2nd
68%
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32
17%
<
69
78%
41
I
Stores
Oct
23
No par
61%
78 Va
32
I
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Roller Bit Co
16% Oct
9
17%
common
12
10 Vt Oct
17%
IIIIHI5
21
7% Jan
15
32 Va
1
„
12% May 24
14% Apr 30
10 Va Mar 14
1
Jan
13% Jan
1
Oct 24
44% May 14
67%
78%
31%
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24
2
78 3/4
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Oct
8
66%
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2.50
2.50
1st
Ralston Purina Co
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
Royal McBee
Co
Corp
1
8%
9
V
•
•
Va
26%
15,200
38Vt
1,800
83/4
83/4
8%
9%
9%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
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11%
11%
11%
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11%
1,400
1
273/4
273/a
27%
27%
273/4
27%
27%
27%
27 Vt
3,900
5
27%
14%
14%
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16%
16%
17
17
16%
17
163/4
16%
16%
17
2.50
12%
13
12%
12%
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13
12%
12%
57%
57%
94%
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Co
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•
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3,400
14,200
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s
36% May 29
89
60% Jan
2
45% Feb
4
Jun
28
94% Nov
16
91 % Apr
22
352 % Jan
26
352 % Jan
26
22% Jun
•
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9
4%
20
4.30%
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20% May 21
1
21% Mar
19
Jan
10
18% Jan
2
31
79
Jan
8
92
Jun
21
39% Mar 12
26 % Jan
2
343/8 Apr
22
40 % Apr
3
35
2
39% Mar 15
16 % Jan
16% May 29
13% Jun
8
22% Oct
-
25
68% Oct
23
2
Jan
81
27% May 29
,
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4
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San Diego Gas & Electric Co
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-
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:
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37
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113/4
12
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10%
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101/4
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21
29
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10
Jan
133/4 Apr
15
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1
18 Va Jan
2
10
Aug
1
13% Jan
10
Sangamo
5
10%
26
27% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
23 Va
May 21
Schenley
com__1.40
20%
21 %
203/4
21%
8% Oct
19
10% Jan
9
9 Va Jan
15
10V4 Jun
27
35c
9%
9%
9%
9%
20%
9%
20%
9%
9%
30% Oct
1
60% Feb
1
35% July 22
45% Jan
16
1
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36%
363/4
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32
35% Jan
16
321/4
32%
32%
9%
9%
9%
641/4
651/4
8
May 29
11
Aug 13
42 % Jan
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
24
11 % Jan
9
98 % Feb
14
2
July 17
6V4 Jan
2
Aug
2
1
16% Jan
23
48 V4 Aug
1
59
Jan
25
Oct
25
42% Jan
2
31
Mar 15
36% Apr
26
77
Jan
16
87
Dec
18
86
Jan
90
Feb
19
SCM
22
23
10% Oct 24
62 V4
10 Va
8
f V
Scott
97 % Jan
Jan
28
30
21 Va Jan
293/8 Jun
21
82
12
77
82
13% Oct
22
6% Feb
7
4% Jan
21
25
33 Va Dec
31
32 % Jan
11% July 30
23 % Jan
I
22'A Jun
14
Jun
25
88% Jan
2
74
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
2
9
14% Jan
4
7V4 Jun
4
7
103 V4 J&n
8
59
6% May 29
103 % Oct
104
12
Aug
Jan
Mar
19% Aug
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
18% Jan
30% Jun
25
45% Feb
14% Jun
25
29% Jan
9% Oct
24
3
17
6
2
Jun
4
16
May 20
11V4 Jan 22
106
22% July 29
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r
Servomation
24
Jun
7
S
% Jan
2
18% July
5
Shahmoon
12
34 % Jan
30
43% Apr
22
Shamrock
4
18% Jan
2
24Vi Apr
16
Sharon
23% Mar 28
41% Mar 20
11% Jan
2
28% Oct 23
34% Jan
16
17% May
7
45% July 12
9
14% May 29
23
Dec
31
22
Vt Feb
11
16
22% Jan
15
19 V* Jan
2
18% Jan
4
May 28
24
9% Oct
16
Oct
19
;
22
21
May 23
Jun
27
33% Jan
26% Oct
23
56
24% Oct
24
15% Oct
24
28% Oct
24
F
C
Shattuck
Shell
26% May 22
40% Feb
5
22
Jan
28 %
1
Simonds
50% Jun
14
19 % Oct
24
20
May 29
62
Feb~21
35% Mar
8
29% Jan
5
10%
103/4
49
49 %
2,600
333/4
331/4
33 Va
29,800
Apr
15
Sinclair
Singer
Co
55% Jan
Skelly
Oil
23
333/4 Jun
12
Smith
(A
Jan
23% Jan
49% Jun
Gas
20
Socony
3
South
51% Mar 18
54
Feb
4
32% Jan
41% Feb
28
South
493/4 May 21
35% Feb 25
South
21
2
.21% Oct
24
40 % Jan
16
28% Jan
27% Oct
24
33
Jan
16
30% Jan
4
17% Jun
25
23% Feb
16
221/4 Jan
15
23% May 29
38 % Jun 25
31% Mar 30
30
57 V4 Jan
51% Jan
40 % Jun 26
53
May
9
50
36
50
Mar 21
43
May 29
18% July
5
71
Feb
14
22% May 29
11
Nov
30% Feb
2
2
16
28% Mar
7
55 V4 Mar
31
19% Feb
72% Jan
61% Apr
24
Feb
18
33
Jan
57
27
South
5%
8%
Mobil Oil
Carolina
Puerto
Jun
37% Jun
68
_
21
24
Southern
July 10
Southern
213/a May
3
5%
80
1
Mobile
Aug
1
38 % Jun
2
21
6
19 % May 23
15 V4 Jun 18
Spartans
10% July 12
Sparton
25% Mar 19
353/4 May 23
Spencer
94 V4
24% Jan
2
97
May
9
93
May
7
12% Mar 26
Feb
1
16 % Jun
12
98% Feb
7
97
Apr
24
20% Jun
25
38% Mar
1
25
Jan
3
32 Vt May 16
81
25
86
8
82% Jan
2
903/4 Jun
Sep
For
footnotes,
Mar
see page
23.
20
&
13%
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123/4
13
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12 3/4
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7%
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par
Spalding
4.20%
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73/8
7%
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108
7%
7%
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108
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21%
22%
20%
213/4
20%
15
15
15%
14%
17
17
17
16 V2
37%
37%
3.71/4
37%
37%
163/4
38%
21
21%
21
21%
20%
21
20 Vt
28,800
15
151/8
2,800
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38
38%
38
38%
5,700
20-%
20 3/a
20%
4,300
2,900
46,400
20
14%
■/
5,500
7%
108
V/V 16
14%
17
7%
*106
19 5/8
21%
15
7%
108
193/4
15
'20%
13
13Va
V 43%
441/4
23%
23%
24
241/4
24
24%
6,300
8%
21,500
16 Va
1,400
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
23
23
231/4
23%
23 %
8%
8%
16%
16 Va
16%
16
22 3/a
8%
8%
8%
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8%
16%
16%
16%
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16 Va
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22%
413/4
V
v.
.
8
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7%
5,500
28
22%
22%
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900
41%
42%
413/4
421/4
42
42 Va
42 Vt
42%
4,200
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42%
28
281/4
27%
28
27%
27%
27
27
1,300
22%
1
6,000
263/4
263/4
26%
27
27
28
28
2 8 3/a
28%
28%
45
453/8
45%
461/4
45%
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45%
4 5 5/8
46
40,900
73
73%
73
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731/4
74
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65
65%
65
653/a
65
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64%
64%
643/8
19,300
3,000
29%
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29%
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29%
31
29%
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301/4
30%
42%
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41%
411/4
42%
63%
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633/4
64 Va
11,600
44,300
5
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64
15
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1
com
64
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68 Va
69%
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68%
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21%
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21%
20%
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5,100
83/4
8%
83/4
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8%
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3,000
563/4
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56 %
56%
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54%
40%
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56
56V4
54 %
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40
&
stock
(A G)
tr
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54%
39%
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600
33
32%
32%
21,700
32%
33
33
23
23
23
321/4
333/4
33
333/4
32 Vt
323/4
32
323/4
♦32V4
231/4
23
23
30%
31 %
31
313/4
31%
31V4
313/4
55%
553/a
55%
56
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56
55%
55%
54
531/2
54%
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54%
53 %
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51%
503/4
5IV4
51
51V4
51
51
Vt
51%
51%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
25,300
62%
613/4
62%
62%
21,400
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,500
No par
333/4
34%
33%
343/8
No par
62%
63
62%
63
62
20
20%
21
20%
21
20%
100
*78%
80
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31%
34%
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80
36
80
80
36
17V4
36V4
17V4
Inc
13
13
common
353/4
35%
1
16%
17
17
171/4
17%
36%
17%
13%
13%
13VB
13%
13
13%
10
10%
9%
1
2.50
6
100
Corp common
50c
$4.50
preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
-
28%
*95 %
28%
96
35%
28%
*95%
35%
93/4
10
29%
10
29%
96
9%
29
*95%
9%
31 Vi
31%
553/8
56
*54
62
20%
54%
700
1,200
39,700
8,800
600
8,500
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82
10
35%
36
3,100
18
181/4
1,400
13%
2,900
9%
6,900
13
9%
9,000
293/a
29
29%
96
96
96 Va
100
15V4
221,600
143/b
14%
151/4
96%
97
97
27
27%
26 3/4
27
90%
90%
"
901/4
15%
15
15%
14%
97 %
96%
96%
971/4
97%
830
*96%
14
96%
*90
29Vs
*95%
96
23
80
1
& Bros
preferred
53 Va
39%
22%
50%
Industries
Co
53%
40
321/4
54
Co
100
54%
22%
7.50
Service
4,800
33%
*33
1
El.No par
ctfs
57
34%
313/4
5
8%
Edison—
13.600
21%
8%
223/4
Co
3,900
■
21
*39%
56%
411/4
63%
65
69%
*53
2.50
Gas
Public
Corp
Chemical
Rand
73/8
7%
108
131/4
preferred
Ohio
Southwestern
3
22
13%
Labs.No par
Pacific Co (Del)
Railway common
non-cum
6% Jan
Aug 16
13%
13 %
6,400
433/4
Southern Natural Gas Co
10% Mar
90
21,400
5
18
15
10% Oct
88 Vt
25
California
5
2
88
50c
Sugar
Indiana
2
26
88%
13%
Co
33% Mar
Jan
Rico
Southern
24
95% Dec
1,400
88
50
Southern
8V4 Jan
42 % Jan
31%
88 3/8
433/B
Co
Southern
26% Jan
3
12%
3lVt
88
13%
Platinum
&
25
47% Jan
15
11%
31%
88V4
No par
Co
25
1
Oct
11%
31%
87%
43%
preferred
25
Jan
11 %
87 Va
-l
Southeastern Public Service
23
90
11
31%
86%
E & G Co com_4.50
Jersey Gas
4
24
10 3/a
313/4
20
201/4
131/4
preferred
9% Oct
Jun
Gold
May 13
53
Jan
59% Feb
Apr 16
35% Mar
7
10%
32%
20
1
French
&
573/4 Apr
July 18
Jan
20% Dec
75
IOV4
*313/4
43'/4
Soo Line Railroad Co
6
44
203%
11 Va
32%
20 Va
13%
Inc
Co
5
53 Vt Jan
8,300
12,400
10
10Vt Fep
17
36%
20Vt
25
10% July
2334 Jun
19
36
20
43%
Corp
4
15
3 6 3/4
20 V4
43%
Co
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2
Feb
2,600
43/4
36
-
10
2
Feb
4%
80
„5
8 V4 Jan
53
4-%
12,600
29V4
13%
Co
11% Jan
44% Jan
4%
4%
37
~20
102
133/a
Corp
58 V4 Jan
May 28
*78
10%
19%
No par
2
Mar 23
29
80
32%
50c
Steel
26
50
29
44 Va
of America
27
29
102
28%
*78
80
13%
America
Pattern
Amer
36V4
*100%
*100%
:
291/4
91
43 Yz
—
Kline
4%
4%
37
102
*90
1
Smith-Douglass
Smith
*78
>;
91
No par
9% Jan
68 % Apr 29
29
291/4
79%
*90
22,200
20
No par
.
59% Dec
21% May 29
43/8
35%
1
...
12% Nov
May 29
4%
363/8
*100%
101
1
25
60% Mar 20
*78V4
79%
4%
35%
No par
Oil
•/'
28 Va
•
1
Corp
of
Simplicity
30
80% July 11
68 % July 15
28 %
:
V
2.50
Inc
Co
46% Apr
Mar
101
101%
-V
91
*90
91
10%
63%
5
Corp
Corp..
5% July 3
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
30
*78%
1
1
44
58
28%
65
3
25
Jun
*100
*90.
91
1
Co
45 Va Jun
72%'Feb 28
*90
64V4
65%
20
___No
&
Saw &
63
600
7,400
8,600
49 Vt
Corp
Corp
35% Jan
9%
10%
Co
Simmons
11
32%
93/4
62 Vt
33Va
Signode Steel Strapping Co
42 % Aug
*32%
%,
48V4
28
323/4 Feb
32%
9% "9%
64%
*32
37,700
491/4
26% Jan
2
363/4
333/4
Shoe
20
35%
10%
18
Aug
36%
33%
14
27
1,600
49%
19 Va Feb
32% Jan
10
333/4
13 Va Jan
2IV4 Jun
*9%
33%
Sheraton
2
9,500
10
33%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
.;
___1
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
3,200
10%
21
33%
25
100
(Frank G)
Corp
••25,600
10 V4
203/4
10%
25 V4 May 23
3
11%
10%
20%
WH' 10
49V4
2
7% Aug
16
July 10
24% May
,113/4
Soo
4,000
10%
1
Industries
Oil
.
>,
2.50
Falls
Financial
Steel
11%
V 373/8
491/4
Co
&
Oil
37.
12,000
'29%
103/4
64%
No par
No par
preferred
13% Jun
11% Mar 30
371/4
5,700
v
50
Corp
Roebuck
$5.25
28 3/4
2,100
,
25Va
92
49%
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel Inc common
Mar 12
9%
20%
.
XIOV2
Corp of Amer
Sealright-Oswego
Sears
32
9 3/8
*90%
No par
common
Finance
Seagrave
36 V4 Apr 25
90% May 22
**20%
V 24 %
90%
V 17,200
50
Air Line RR Co
Seaboard
14
10V4 July 29
29% Mar 19
Bolt
&
Seaboard
40 V4 May 29
32%
11%
343/4
33 %
5
Screw
31
26 Va Jan
17 Va Jan
Co
Paper
9%
•
250
.
63%
11%
preferred
2
99% Dec
5
*32
1
common
convertible
5% Apr
102
6
Jan
30
,
4
5
23
3
Corp
5 Va %
V
N
Jun
Apr
Oct
Jun
preferred
1
Schlumberger
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
92
74% Jan
Jun
convertible
5%
Schick Inc
23
Oct
28% Apr 23
53% Dec 28
Aug
50
Industries Inc
Convertible
preference
Schering Corp common
1034 July 11
753/4 Apr 26
Oct
49
Diego Imperial Corp.
Electric Co
,
9,800
95%
425
29%
%// 90%
293/8
V
</
20%
24%
20%
•;24%
*90
37
ll3/4
/--I//
34 V i'
92
20%
24%
•
92
58%
95%
•
*375
425
*375
:
15% Oct
►
95
94%
••V
94%
58
583/4
58
58%
425
*
25
37
26
_1.66%
common
preferred
271/4
26%
27
26V»
26%
11,600
2634
901/4
90%
*90%
90 3/4
90 Va
90%
15
120
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(490)
.
.
.
Monday, August 5
1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
25
May 29
48
74 % July
2
Highest
39 % Dec
4
85% Apr
15
$3.50
1
20 % Feb
14
61% Feb 28
69 % Apr
24
98% Apr
9
$3.30
2
Standard
81
Jan
13% Aug
2
24
May 29
65% Dec
5
98% Dec
26
93
Feb
13
46% Jan
2
62% Aug
26
58 y4 Feb
15
45% May 28
59% Dec
26
58% Jan
2
48
May 29
8
52% Jan
2
70% May 13
85
July 17
95 y4 Feb
28
liy8Jun
25
41% Oct
22
25
21% Jun
23% Mar
29% Mar
9
Jun
22
31
227/8 Feb
18% Oct
24
40 y4 Jan
2
11%, Mar
6
6% May 29
21
29
Mar 18
31% Jan
29
31% July 23
82% Jun 14
38% Jan
85
Feb
27
14
17% Feb
6
July 31
•
24% July 23
Jun
25
15% Oct
26
23
Nov
9
38 y2 Oct
10% Jun
18
T
37% Juh
5
17% Jan
11
24% Jan
25
18% Jan
11
50 y8 Mar 20
20% July 15
58% Juh 12
14% July 12'
18% Jan
24
31
Jan
2
15
23% Jan
2
42% May 31
34% May 14
70% Feb
16% Nov 23
33% Apr
44
Jan
133/a
16,200
66%
47,000
953/4
961%
28% Feb
25% Jan
50% Aug
36
Sunray
2
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
17% Jan
2
27
22% Jun
25
47 y2 Jan
18
Feb
19
May
2
H303/4 Jan
%*Jan
11
223/4
24
24
241/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
21%
22
21%
9%
4,500
22
21%
21%
9%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
5,400
9%
*30%
9%
9%
9'%
3,000
31
31%
32
~43/4 Oct~ 24
16% Feb
31
25 V4
Jun
25
61% Dec
14
May 29
34% May 29
32 y2 Jun 25
7% Jan
25
TelAutograph
173/4 Jan
2
7
5
16% Jan
2
19
453/4 Mar 29
41% Mar
4:
523/4 Apr
41% Jan
2
11
15
22
125y2 Jan
4
52 y2 Nov
29
133/4 Mar 26
57
Apr
47% Jan
'•
13% July 19.
21% Feb
7
37% Jun
513/4 Nov
28
2.
50% Jan
66
3.
17% Jan
J:
13
25% Feb
24
19
24
Jan
3
10% July 26
14
66
Jan
2
50 % Mar 20
60 % May
83
Jan
12
88 y2
25% Oct
25
36
153/8 Oct
24
45
633/4 Jan
May 29
Feb
15
30
24
423/4 Feb
8
20y4 Jan
25
81 y2 Jan
2
65% Feb
48% Feb
15
44 y2 Jan
54
2
133% Feb
JUn
21
141
Jan
18% Jan
?
8% May 29
153/4 Feb
14
,'7% May 29
14% Jan
19
6y4May29
4% July 19
93/a Mar
1
13
Oct
23
34% Apr
May 29
51% Feb
8
13
Oct
26
26% Feb
16
46
Oct
29
52 y4 Feb
10% Jan
23
34
5
15% Oct
_
16
53% July
14% Jan
2
45 %
24
393/8 Jan
22
63/4 May 29
11% Jan
2
50
Apr 30
20Jan
22 3/4
223/4
800
53%
54
53
531%
3,800
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2.700
8%
8%
24%
8%
97%
*95%
97%
50%
" 34%
x51%
50%
35%
51%
50y4
50%
X34%
35%
11%
1335
11%
1338
V
17%
18
:
10
6,000
35
34%
353/8
95.9C0
51 ya
11%
18%
40 y4
1,600
50%
1338
40%
8%
97%
503/8
50%
11%
40%
8%
*951%
503/4
343/4
1360
17%
17%
9
97%
50%
513/4
51%
11%
1355
8%
*95%
"
40 y2
51
11%
1350
*18
51%
4,300
113/4
11%
10,500
1338
1342
710
18%
18
18
40%
40 3/4
40%
40%
13,000
900
35%
35%
35%
36
36%
353/4
36
353/4
361/4
4,700
17%
17%
17%
17%
17s/b
17%
17%
17%
17%
5,900
24%
24%
25
•
25
24%
24%
24 3/b
25%
32%
24%
2,500
32'/a
32%
32%
32 3/a
32%
32%
32 %
32%
4,700
43%
43%
43%
42%
433/8
42%
423/4
42%
42"%
63/4
63A
6%
63/4
6 3/a
63%
6%
63/4
6 %
6%
23%
23%
2,600
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
23 3/4
10,600
1
I
24%
1,700
43/4
43/4
43%
4 3/4
43%
4%
1,900
19%
193/4
19%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
80,300
72
71%
72%
72
73
71%
72%
71
72
18 3/a
18 5/a
50,400
183/a
18%
18%
18%
181/4
18%
18%
18%
443/8
443/8
44%
22,000
45
45
451/4
45
45
45%
45%
57
58
3,400
56%
58%
56%
57%
56%
573/8
573/8
58%
No par
14%
75,600
15
143/4
15
14%
151/a
14%
15
72%
30,000
74%
73%
76%
75%
78%
733A
763/4
14%
733/4
15
1
Transmission
,
Gulf
Guif
Instruments
Inc
Pacific
&
Producing Co
Sulphury
Coal
33%
i,
Oil
Co
No par
Glass
&
Betts
35%
353/8
f 371/4
371/4
5
29%
1
Mfg
Chemical
—50c
No par
20%
263/a
26%
Co
Co
Co
1
R)—
(J
7.50
preferred
4%
43/4
43/4
$1.20
75%
38,COO
Toledo
July
2
37
Jun
11
Jan
22
35
35%
18,100
38%
371/4
371/4
37%
30
293/4
293/4
29%
30
293/4
30
293/4
293/4
5,300
20%
20%
20 3/a
21%
20%
203/4
20 3/a
21%
21,400
26%
263/4
26%
263/4
263/4
263/4
263/4
27
11%
xll%
11%
11%
113/a
*11%
53%
53%
531/4
53%
53%
533/4
91%
91%
91%
53
*103/4
91%
*31
313/3
313/a
313/a
*31
31%
313/a
313/8
*31
263/4
26%
27
26-%
27
26
26%
26
26%
25
25 3/8
Co
—
25 3/a
25%
25%
25%
253/B
25%
25%
64%
64 3/a
643/8
643/8
64 3/a
643/4
64%
653/4
18%
18 Va
18
18
18%
18%
17%
18
5
29%
291/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
291/4
68
68
68%
69
69
681/4
22%
22%
22%
68%
22%
22%
223/4
70
69 3/a
70
693/4
70%
513/4
51%
52
52 3/a
154%
1543/4
2
L
Financial
*69%
*2
51%
—100
154
51%
1543/4
154%
65
*17%
800
1,400
12
3C0
7,000
70
311/4
200
26
11,600
25%
2,300
65%
7,200
18
1,000
29%
293/a
7,400
68%
68 %
68 %
22 3/a
70
225/8
22
22S/a
1,000
4,800
70 3/a
693/4
52
52%
52 3/a
►153%
155
*25%
37%
155
155%
70%
5,900
52%
16,900
155
1,200
1
Pipeline Co
Airlines
*90
1
No par
1
!
Inc
4%
4%
4%
4 3/4
45/a
4%
4 3/a
43/4
4 3/a
4%
7,800
l
10%
103/8
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11*%
11%
12%
38,400
5
16%
17%
18
19
183/4
41,000
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
16 3/4
16
165/a
6,000
45%
45%
45%
453/4
453/4
46%
45 5/a
46
45 3/a
45%
50
543i
543/4
543/8
543/r
54%
54
3/a
54%
54%
54%
54%
1,100
1
213/4
22
21%
21%
19
21%
19%
20 3/a
19%
20%
20,400
50
*4R%
50
*48%
*48%
493/4
473/4
473/4
47%
47%
600
1
28%
29
28%
28%
283/4
29%
283/4
29%
29%
293/4
19,000
1
Twin Industries Corp
193/a
1
1
Co
$2.50
preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co common.
5 % conv pfd series
qf 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
3
7% July 16
35%
20%
52%
_•
Bearing
Trans-World
1
35
*90
Tri-Continental Corp common
3
11,800
36%
35%
38-
No par
Trans World
4
15
53%
38%
11
No par
Transwestern
52 5/a
90
Transamerica Corp common.
4%% conv preferred
Transitron Electronic Corp
3
52%
90
Co
Trane
52%
91
Torrington Co
1
Tractor Supply Co class A
May
53
35%
523/4
^.10
9,700
52 3/8
*90
Realty & Construction
Edison
35
15,600
,
*37%
11
Roller
Tishman
53%
521/4
%
preferred—
Timken
52%
—100
;
Thor Power Tool Co
553/4 May 13
283/8 May 15
8
22 3/s
54
43%
Tidewater Oil common
5
22% Apr
48 3/a Jun
4
291%
21%
53%
•'»
193/4
4%
13
12% Apr
193/4 Jun
31
291/a
21%
53%
43/4
Thompson
159% May
73/4 Jan 24
July 29
423/a Mar
.
3,700
5,100
17%
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com—5
293/4 May
763/4 Apr
25
29%
61.4CO
19%
Thomas
30% July
733/4 July
Jun
293/8
*21%
600
61%
17%
32
Corp
Gas
Thatcher
Jan
51
6 3/4
173/4
:>y,
is
r
71%
25% Mar 20
15y40ct
6%
18 %
•
—1
12 %c
Corp
Inc
Thiokol
July 12
28 y4 Jun
6%
173/4
293/4
is
35
4.50
Inc common
$1.25 conv preferred
8
69% July
58 y4 Jan
6%;':?6%
X29%
<r
600
22,900
1
Co
(James)
Textron
18
33% Feb
27 % Jan
32
12.50
93% May 27
20 y4 May 29
39
32
651/2
25
20-
381/4
32%
23%
Jun
2
38
32%
65 3/a
37% Jun
243/4 Mar 13
37%
22%
4
53% Jan
38%
33
65 3/a
30
16% Apr 26
253/4 Mar
40%
Corp
Texas
30% May 31
7
38%
23%
29% Jan
2
40
*17%
14%
65%
35 % Apr
25% Mar 26
•
12
1339
56%
*14%
22%
8%
:>
52 %
11%
1315
561/4
14%
221/4
2
57 y4 Feb
51%
25
1.38 8/9
56%
14%
655/8
19% July 22
25 y4 Nov
35 %
56
14%
*95%
9
50%
1
500
2,400
56
24%
96%
49%
34%
4,800
201/4
213/4
26
3
8%
96%
19%
201/4
53
" 24%
par
4,900
193/4
20%
213/8
25% Jan
25
No
351/8
20 %
*22
■
53%
24%
34%
700
y4
653/b
1
25
22
35%
*20
32%
18
21%
;
14%
v
29%
.1
;.
21%
10
Jun
17%
29%
351/4
20
y4
65%
22
Oct
18
30
20
*20%
55%
V';
6%
17%
5
35 y4
20
21%
44% Jan
15
6%:
6%
•
35
20 J/4
:
65%
293/8 Dec
23% Jan
6%'
27.8C0
14%
52
25
45
32%
22,700
381/4
65%
17
28
38%
32%
271/4
38
21%
18% Jun
4
38%
26%
38
Co__5
7
4
38%
.32%
27%
36 %
513/4
40% Jun
19% Mar
14%
263/4
36%
2iy4
r
29y2Jan
14%
35 %
27%
653/a
f
4
56%
14%
27
10
2
16
55%
14%
*14
11,900
i4ya
36 y4
v
20%
55 %
iA'14%;3 14
700
32
84
14
20
20
31
*82
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs-l
Jan
Apr
23% Feb
19%
20%.
55%
30 3/4
313/4
84
Utilities
29% Mar 21
11
20%
*82
Texas
32
89% Jan
34%
19%
38%
32
84
Texas
9
6
34%
*32
34%
30 y4
30 %
31%
*82
13
9
Apr
5:
32
84
:
1
Texas
% July 11
31% Mar
July 26
:-r
•
1
Texas
33 % Mar
.
35
31%
*82
29%v
:
Texas
55% May 21
38% Jun
7
273/4 Mar
*30%
32
84
*19%
Texas
23% Oct
25
-
;
5
Inc
Texaco
16% May 15
89% Jun
4
5 i
31
31%;
9%
4,000
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp—
5
21% Apr 30
5
733/4 July
Jun
*30 %
*82
•:V
9%
1
Inc
Tennessee
49% May 22
62% Jun 11
18% Mar
22
19 y8 Jun
Technical Material
59% Jan
Oct
22% May 29
26% May 29
23
2
111/8 Oct
25
Tandy
26
23 y2 Jan'
33% May 29
25
29% Jan
43/8 July 22
l4
Mar
15% Oct
45
9%
—_25
73/4 Jan
1122% Mar 27:
V 9%
——1
common
America
Broadcasting
22,1C0
23
233%
Co
Talon
23
23
11%
—10c
Talcott
300
24
1.6.25
Taft
600
48
23
_
California
9
*46
18,000
11%
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
14
48
6,500
13%
23%
Oil Co_
of
*46
65%
931%
13 3/4
23
Oil
Co
47
65%
*93
11%
No par
of
•
133/4
24
1
preferred
28% May 20
42% Jan 18
5% July 12
2
Corp
A
13%
23%
1"
48 % May
4
22%
13%
47
'
1
Co
&
46 %
*93
13%
11%
j.
Corp^.—....
DX
Sweets
46%
93
23%
Mining Co
Swift
12%
22%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
May
1
44% Apr 10
38% Jun 12
31% July 22
55% Mar 23
Oil
*92%
12%
47
11%
Superior
May 14
4
24 y4 Mar 21
49% Feb
4% May 29
1559
20-
24
24
93 y4
Sunshine
12
12% Jun
21
Jan
15% Jan
2
38% July 18
29% Apr
2
12 % Oct
27
July 17
56% May
2
7% Jan
1045
21
65%
93%
13%
92%
12%
1
series
$4.50
Sun
Aug" 13
653/4
93%
92%
47
23%
——
„—_
Chemical
Sun
5
98% May 10
50% July 30
31% Oct
Jun
10% Feb
8% Jan
Jan
1385 Feb
29% May 29
28% May 23
43% Jan
12%
132,400
22%
Corp
Sunstrand
'85
May 29
11% May 29
Sunbeam
25
May 14
53% Jan 15
Jun
27
21%'Jan
8
70%
.■■■
11%
SuCr'est Corp
24
70
—1;
55% Jun
2i y8 Oct
46,900
70%
—._1.25
Corp
28% May 21
19
62%
69%
66
36%
18% Jan
16% Jan
61%
70%
65%
26%
41% Jan
92
62
69%
65%
36%
8
17
61%
70%
25%
23
May 29
62%
69%
64%
36%
28% Jan
Oct
61%
69%
64%
25%
Gas
24% Nov 29
61%
69%
64%
23%
Propane Gas Corp
21% Aug
3,300
60%
7
10
36%
Suburban
83
108
13 y8
66%
96%
66 %
96%
25%
Suburban
43
10
13 y2
66%
96%
-2.50
21% Apr 16
31% May 14
17% May 29
8% Oct 24
49
13%
67
Corp
5% May 17
17% Jan
2
45 y4 Apr
600
96%
new—
2.50
& Co Inc—.——15
25 % Jan
2
"250
66%
*14%
2
14
841%
96%
*14%
2
Feb
833/4
66%
14%
13
8
833/4
66%
..i_100
Corp.
5,900
833/i
10,500
*95%
14%
Foods
71%
95%
common—;_5
10% Feb
May 29
13
Co
30% Jan
15% Jan
6
Stouffer
703/4
60 %
Drug Inc
Studebaker
70 y4
66%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
20
Stohe & Webster——
I
Stone Container Corp
i
1
Storer Broadcasting Co
!___1
11
14%
70 y8
—5
1
No par
24
20% May 29
795
13
83%
13%
35
*35
:;
.1
May 29
14% Oct
32
25
2
83%
■v/
71
Shares
35%
45%
35 y8
59%
1-—1
Stevens
(J P)
70%
443/4
95%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Stealing
:
35%
the Week
Aug. 2
65%
Co
preferred
Stewart-Warner
28
25
May 29
3% %
2
38% Aug
Feb
29% Feb
Chemical
Stauffer
28 % May 20
18
337/s Jan
24
27 y4 May 29
3
20% May 17
34
13%
V
35%
•
46%
Friday
Aug. 1
44%
45%
25
Corp___—
Starrett Go (The) LS
15
28
29% Jan
13%
84%
45%
Sales for
Thursday
,,
.16.25
Stanray
5
477/8 Jan
6
83%
13%
.
Steel
Pressed
10% July
32 y4 Dec
17
83%
13%
'
;
PRICES
No par
com
Stanley Warner Corp
84% Nov
~Feb
71%
1
Indiana
24% May 24
5
19% Jan
70%
Standard
28
37
72%
17
24
22
71%
♦83%
24
Jan
14% May 29
35%
29
9
81% Feb
24% Oct
Calif
preferred
2
7%Jan
35%
Jan
1
25% Oct
22
of
Oil of
35%
16% Jan
26
26
May 24
11% July 18
20% Mar 25
12
Oil
conv
46
No par
Industries
Kollsman
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common.
26
16% Feb
23
30% Mar 15
10% Oct
22
•35 %
SALE
July 31
45%
27% Jah
22% Jun
12 y8
Mar 12
71
93% Aug
53 % Jan
Jan
10
com—No par
Inc
HIGH
Wrdnesciay
July 30
45%
3%% preferred series A
!l00
Standard-Packaging Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
$1.20 convertible preferred—_20
6%
convertible preferred
20
22
July 23
46% July 26
90
5
45%
AND
Tuesday
July 29
5
preferred
Standard
70% July 31
59% Feb
397/e Oct
Monday
Par
—
Brands
Standard
Apr 25
76
STOCK
Mfg Co
E
A
Standard
22
2
2
81% May 29
15% Oct
Staley
5
Jan
35 y8 Jan
50
Square D Co
July
64
YORK
EXCHANGE
v*
77% Jan
83 y4
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest'; .
48 y2 May 22
35% Jan - 2
43 y8 May 29
35
July 26
Year 1962
24 % Jun
iow
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
7%
7%
*73/8
73/4
7 3/„
7 3/a
*7%
73/4
7%
7%
900
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
20%
20%
16%
18%
18
50
.
1
18%
7,700
U
15
Oct
Jun
25
19% May 15
103/4 Mar 22
17% Jan
7
:
8 % Jan
3
Oct
23
27% Jan
id
21 % Jan
29
30% Oct
23
53% Jan
15
38
Jan
34
July
16%
24
313/4 May 29
83
Jun
27
433/4 Mar 15
1213/a Jan
2
2
2
1003/4 Jan
1
7
83 % Dec
13
Dec
19
753/a Jan
92
Dec
28
43% May 29
69% Jan
3
27% May 29
35
Dec
4
33 % Jan
84% Jan
18
8% Jan
2
Nov
8
20% Oct
23
22
8% Feb
123/4
26,000
23%
16,700
Unilever
2
25
Union
91% July 12
95
Jan
$4.50
$3.70
753/a July 11
42
Co
14
preferred
$4
433/8 Jun
24
113
102 % Dec
18
24
353/a Mar 15
50% Mar 16
33%
Mar" 11
83/4 Jan
64
-
43 Ya
101
91
3
23% Feb
21
Jun
28
53% Jan
112
Lines
United Aircraft
8
Jan
Air
Corp
common
(series of 1955)
4%
18
July 30
102% Jan
Feb
21
United Artists
10
United
Co
31
10
*4%
2
Jan
29
Jan
28
8
Jan
2
46 % Jun
11
59
Jan
20
Jan
30
Jan
Biscuit
9
8
2
2
1% Jan
2
1% Apr
47% July 15
55% Feb
33% Jun 28
36
93%
90
74%
745/a
15,000
10
38%
39%'
38%
395/8
39%
9%
393/4
391/4
395/a
39%
39%
21,800
13,700
9%
9%
9%
9%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32V4
32%
321/4
323/4
25%
25%
25%
*25%
25%
25
253/4
*25%
25%
1,300
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39%
38 5/a
39%
39
391/4
54,300
44%
44%
10,900
9%
i
23%
26,500
31%
32%
32
321/4
6,600
*19
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
193/4
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
*35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 3/8
351/a
351/4
*34%
35
g%
8%
8%
8%
8 3/a
81/4
8%
47%
8%
48%
8 3/a
47s/8
8%
*473/4
48%
483/4
47%
48 %
473/4
48%
"\k
1
.U, '
93
600
70O
13,700
,
'
1,000
18 Va
18 Ya
18
18%
18%
181/8
25%
25%
25%
243/4
25%
24
243/4
24
24%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253%
24%
24¥4
25
23,100
38%
39%
39
38%
39
38%
251/4
38 3/4
38%
38%
16,400
24%
24%
2,700
20%
17%
ig
City Mines Co
1
1%
1%
1%
1%
25
48%
48%
48%
48%
25
*33%
Mach
preferred
105
25%
20%
Shoe
*92
1
Calif
17%
United
*99
lo
of
20%
21
105
No par
Corp
24%
Park
.
*99
173/4
United
T»
5
105
20%
5
;
10
2.50
*99
1
&
443/4
31%
105
10
Merch
44
31%
*95
Corp
Mfgrs Inc
Gas
Greenfield
United
44%
31%
102
38%
24%;
United
•
433/4
441%
6,100
31%
Co
United
"
44
95/a
31%
*95
5
6%
44%
9%
31%
—
Maris
•
43%
9%
23
United Electric Coal Cos
Engineering & Foundry
23.
t
5
9%
24
United
27% May 23
233/4 May 16
19% Jan 30
"I
33
25%
93%
Improvement
2
Jan
:r
*92%
74%
23
Corp
see page
93%
74%
93
Gas
footnotes,
*92%
74%
24 3/a
United
35% MaJ 1.G
92%
74%
92
Financial
4
92
74%
24%
Fruit
71% Jan
93%
73%
92
United
2
*92%
72%
91
United
1 % Jan
93%
72%
24%
15
17% Jan
230
*92%
25
91
27% Apr
19
400
78
24
30% May 22
393/4 May
3
21% Jan
78
18,300
85%
25
35% Mar 14
Mar 26
78
27%
102
93
20% Mar 19
25
77%
*83%
24%
21% Jan
253/4 May 10
20% Mar 20
79
♦101
*91%
2
2
*78
27%
85%
13,100
21,600
No par
2
Mar
79
1013/4
*83%
13,400
353/4
1
of
2
56
$78
27%
1003/4
45%
106
conv
1956)
Board & Carton Corp
United-Carr Fastener Corp
United Corp
21
2
18
37% July
8% Feb
(series of
85%
79
79
*83
35%
105%
Amer
United
32
101
84%
443/4
36%
3,700
pfd_100
pfd_100
conv
Corp
403/4 Jan
100%
101
*83%
27
45
106
20
lo
30% Feb
For
27%
Inc
23
Aug
1
30% May
1
18% Mar 27
5
Jan
July 26
United
38% Jan
2-J
27%
101
84%
.
193/4
5
24
31% Ocv
273/a
101%
*83%
No par
24
24
'27%
noi
,
lo
Co
17% Oct
Oct
273/8
preferred
18 % Oct
41
27%
~
29% May 28
% May 29
xl05%
No par
_—.
31% Jan
'333/4 May 29
f
35%
106%
Twist Drill Co
5
19% May 29
15 3/a May 29
16% Oct 23
35 3/a
105 %
No par
Car
445/8
45%
35%
1053/4
No par
No par
Tank
45 3/a
35y2
i033/4
5
preferred
$4 non-cum
46 Ya
35%
1033/4
common
Union
93/a July 29
455/H
351/4
io33/8
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific RR Co common
May 21
35
No par
preferred
preferred
$3.50
Mar 14
59 3/a Jan
Electric
46%
46 %
6%
Corp
Union
82
25
N
Union Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp
4
Union
Dec
16 3/4 May 28
121/4
23%
4
26
27
13%
23
12
Jun
25
12%
223/4
323/a Jun
5
27
13%
223/4
353/a Jun
54% Dec
Jun
12 34
22%
8% Jan
25
6% Jun
13
22%
23 % Jan
38% Jun
41% Jun
12
223/0
26% Jan
19
24
i23/8
22%
19
395/a Jan
88% July 23
iia/4
22%
28
Feb
25
22% Oct
Jan
5
Amer dep rets ord—.
V ord shares
20 g
32 % Mar 13
39
20% Jun
100
100
i97/8
Unilever.Ltd
28% May 10
102j/4 May 17
83% Jan
7
82 % May 23
78
2
29
78
1
Unarco Industries
H2% Feb
1
101% Dec
Feb
72% Jun
Udylite Corp (The)
41% May 24
2
26% July
943/4 July 24
23% Apr 18
13% July 31
25% May 10 ~
493/4 Jun
4
Co
common
4.50
v
35
*33%
35
Xl8%
18%
18
-
18%
4.100
9,800
21%
•
243/4
24%
243/a
24%
245/a
_20%
173/4
20%
205/8
20%
20 5/a
203/4
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
9,300
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
4,900
49 3/a
48%
49%
48 5/a
48%
5,200
35
34%
34%
49
*34
*34
35
2,700
10
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6287
Number
198
(491)
23
J
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
19 Va Oct
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
41% Feb
95% Aug 10
98 % Dec
23% Jun
32% Mar
25
28% Jun
24
105% Jan
Jun
24
24% Mar
21
2
98 % Jan
73
161% Jan
4
9 %
45% Feb
30 Vs Jan
2
42% Sep
18
16
9 % Feb
5
23% Feb
23
15% Jan
31% May
4
53% Mar 20
24% Jan
14
Oct
23
18
38
Aug
79
Jan
12
36
Oct
23
-
7
152% July 2
22 % May 29
22% Jun 26
164
73% Jan
17
39% Feb
6
Oct
6
5 V4 May 29
34% Feb
2
19% Oct
33% Oct
158
24
54
Feb
8
.170
Feb
10% Oct
31% Jan
24
common
32% Jan
a'■
*47
44
91/2
49
44%
*47
45
15,200
20O
9%
13,600
49
43%
3,000
25%
25%
25%
2,100
58
58 Va
58%
58%
U
S
Rubber
8%
30
U
S
US
16
Co
1st
1
*37%
44%
No par
CI
com___50
Steel
50
Corp
common
16%
common
No par
preferred
Tobacco
6
58
57%
31
...
'
i
ii
154%:
2o
non-cumulative
Vitamin
&
preferred_25
Pharmaceutical
Utilities
United Whelan
Corp
yVM
July 17
8'k
Corp
Universal
8
Universal
40%
24%
166 Va
165 J/4
165%
30J/2
30%
90%
*301/4
30%
84
1,800
88
70 %
69%
70
86%
88%
68 J/4
204,300
165
165%
47
46 Va
154%
154 Va
2 7 "'a
28
40%
40%
*40%
24%
24-
x2 i
37%
6
28
38
6
7%
7%
r-9%
40
40
26
26%
27
27%
par
36
7%
33%
36%
*163
7%
7%
27%
37%
3.1%
*163%
68%
*681/2
22,100
710
69
2,300
461%
46%
461/4
46%
Xl52%
78,900
153%
152%
152%
3,100
28'/a
28i/2
28'/,
28%
2.900
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40 %
24%
40%
*40%
4C %
24
39
24V8
38%
.
6
>39%
165
47%
155
28%
38%
6
37%
2.50
45 %
31%
46%
33
163 %
451/4
85%
1
16 o%
44%
4.90O
90
30%
154%
6
a-
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91.%
5
Corp
38%
6
140
24
6
24 !a
3,300
39
•
39 'A
7,100
6
6
4,990
7%
7%
4,200
40
40
3.9%
39%
27%
7%
27%
26%
27%
3,900
37
37
37
4,700
7%
40
27%
37 Vu
7%
37
165
*163%
Va
165
*163 V2
500
165
10
Utah Power & Light Co
Buildings
Corp
16%
15%
16%
16%
16%
34%
34%
16%
34%
33%
16%
16
35
35
16%
33,200
39%
40%
33%
40
40 Va
341/a
40%
33%
34
41
18,600
20%
20%
40 Va
41
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
40%
40%
28,100
12.80
Co
Co
16
1
10c
Products
41%
Uris
6
.
90
1
Oil
Upjohn
4
7%
100
Match
14- V
*87%
45%
31 Va
165 %
25c
com
preferred
preferred
13
•
30c
American
Convertible
49%
1
5
__
57%
90
65%
'
7%
45
89%
28'«
,
57%
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31
46%
2
90
45%
9%
44%
1651/4
164%
Vd
70%
154%
57%
44%
£9%
%
*9%
y%
*87 Va
1.5
4
100
Co
*9%
90
86
Min
9.%
44%
16j
preferred
7 9c
V
57%
100
preferred__100
Shoe Corp
Smelting Ref &
US
%'Va
—5
common
non-cum
7%
Jan
'Apr
43%
9%
9,800
42% Jan
10
43 %
49
10,300
86%
165
44%
9%
37% Jan
40% Mar 20
42 %
*47
411/4
86%
164
18%
16% Mar 20
31 % May 29
43
49
86 Va
166%
9%
*9i/4
42% May 14
24% Jun 18
_
*42%
*47
85
*165
9%
18%
20% Jun
13 Va Apr
28% Apr
2
49
85%
165
9%
9%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal Leaf/Tobacco com_No
2
Jan
*47
85%
165
18%
Universal
61% Mar 14
9%
*9%
15
5o
166%
9%
9%
18%
14
4
24
85%
*163%
86%
165
9%
3,666
25 J/4
°A Feb
40% Jun
31
£5
165
6,300
31%
18%
33% Apr
28% Oct
41
41%
86%
101
25%
2
29% Oct
41%
10
4
IGi
40%
1
28
160% Jan
31
41 %
-50
7% Feb
2
Aug
31 %
41 Va
1
preferred
United
79
41
Shares
28%
*99i/4
18%
US
34% Mar
41
4
common
24% Jan
6
31
41
100
common
38 % Jan
11% Apr
2
40% Apr 24
38% Jan
3
19
31 %
101
25 Vo
20
6% Jan
31
1**99%
18%
1
6
31%
25%
7
May
30%
18%
2S% May
41% May
6
30%
101
25%
US
14% Mar 23
29
28 J/4
20%
the Week
18%
31% May 14
40% Jun 27
4
30
Aug. •>
25%
157% Mm* 23
18
101
Friday /
A-g. 1
28%
28%
*99% 101
18-a
2
25
Sales for
Thursday
l: %
2
23% Feb
*99%
29
5
2
35% Apr
30
5
Jan
38% Jan
29%
*99%
No par
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
US Plywood Corp common
3% % preferred series A
9
Apr
*9%
1
preferred series A
-
Lines
43% Jan
39 Va July 17
42% Jan 22
4
22
6
14
54
Co
28%
SALE
July 31
100
preferred
26% Jan
150
Corp com—1
HIGH
Wednesday
July 30
US
Va May 2J
71% Feb
Gypsum
Tuesday
July 29
OS
91% July 33
Ui
Chemical
Industries Inc
4%%
1
32 % Jan
2
Jan
56
2
152% Apr
2
23 Va May 29
Jan
48% Jan
S
US
4
May
&
&
4%Co
22
£3% Jun
26% May 28
Monday
Par
preferred
Foreign Securities
Freight Co
S
7%
7
May
170
31
Borax
US
9
69% Jun
•V
4j
Mar 27
Dec
3
29
161% Jan
2
35
Apr
V* Jan
62% Dec 31
139 Va July
17% Jun
May
40
7
19% Apr
27% Feb
81% Jan
9
U
U
10
42% Jan
4
51
V
49% July
2
37% Oct 22
37
82% Sep
60% Feb
j
S
US
Jun
53V4 May
43% Jun
19
LOW AND
STOCK
4%%
7
15% Ji.n
8% Jan
23 % Dec
July 19
171
39% Jan
8% Jan
U
87
July 30
48% Mar 29
—ivv 23
46%Mry23
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
32% Jun
11
Jan
2
74
100
3
Jan
36 % Feb
4
32
4
26
9
NEW
-
Highest
24% Jan
164% May 25
July 11
10% Oct 23
43
14
47% Mar 23
25
65% Oct
153
Lowest
Highest.
22
STOCKS
I
Year 1962
Lowest
38 Va
38%
38
20%
38 Va
20%
38 Va
38%
20 Va
20'a
4,100
38
381/4
38 Vt
3 8'A
3,200
321/4
32%
*32
32%
V
221/4 May 29
33% Feb
1
3
36% Apr
16
Vanadium-Alloys
12% Dec
19
28% Jan
16
12 Va Mar 20
Vanadium
28% Dec
31
2fi3'q Mar
15 Va Feb
303/« Jun
14
May 29
20
22% Jun
19% Jun
8
Oct
27
25
45% Feb
50V4 Jan
24
18
22
Jan
28% Jan
1
39 Va J
1
40% Jan
4
48 Va
53 n'.< Jan
2
74
41% July 30
Jan
86
Oct
20%
19%
201/4
19 Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
65%
67
67
67%
67
67%
66
67%
66
47%
48%
48
47%
473/4
473/4
473/4
473A
73%
473A
74
74
73 Va
10
91
Jan
July 15
Jan
3
16
104% Jan
7
99% May 20
July 17
106% Apr
5
263a Jan
25
3
16
29»{, Mav 14
Von's
18% Mar 22
29% Jun
11
Vornado
101/4 Jan
14 V* Apr
24
Vulcan
107% Feb
7
23
36% Jan
Z 14% Feb
10
[106
Jan
21
4
21
30
Jan
104
Jan
93% Jun
26
97
2
4
500
66 Va
47%,
72
93
8% May 29
101% Sep
20V4
1
—
Corp
Chemical
94
14
37.300
1.25
18 3/4
Virginia Carolina
com__l
5% prior preferred
50
5%
convertible
preferred
50
Virginia Elec & Power com—No par
$5
preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
t
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred
100
$4.80 preferred
100
July 29
July 30
May 13
Jan
18%
17%
105% Oct
102% Aug 24
16
113
21,800
17%
18%
20
29
16% Jun
47
27
17%
19
8%
17%
92V4 Feb
2
Jun
88
108 Va Feb
17%
17%
8%
17%
Associates
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
19
89% Jan
13
800
17%
20 Va
17%
Varian
14
67% Jnly 30
a*,
28%
1
*28 %
Co
31
13
28%
17%
13
28%
10
Comptometer
Oct
32%
13
12%
28%
Vendo
44
32 Va
13%
283/4
12%
29
Victor
44% Mar 23
32 Va
12%
23
53 Va Dec
32%
283i
12
25
33
12%
32% Jan
24
33
1
Inc
113/4 Feb
24
111% Dec
5
29
Co
8% July 22
Jun
July" 18
Steel Co
of America
12%
Raalte
2
39% Oct
103%
Corp
29
Van
10
37% Jan
44
Oct
4
17% July 23
17% AA«t
1
19
42 Va
41%
110
109V4
42
413/4
1091/4
109
Inc
Materials
Co
common
preferred
95 Va
*93
95%
*93
95V2
*93%
98
*96%
98
*
98
*96
98
*96
98
105
105
105 Va
*105
106 Va
105
24%
241,4
24 Va
*24
22%
23 Va
23
1
23V4
12%
12%
12%
13
>105
106 %
*105
3.800
83/4
73
42 Va
2,800
,15,200
1
1,200
73
42%
42 3/4
110
*93
98
8%
73%
413/4
*96
24 Va
100
83/4
72%
109%
*96%
1
Co
73%
42i/4
109
*93
10c
Grocery
QVa%
41%
110
13
109%
2,700
21,400
110
95%
*93
*96%
98
*96
98
*96
98
*105
106
*105
460
A
95%
98
106
961/2
■.
___
-
■
___
100
.
24%
24%
24%
243A
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
23
11,100
123/4
106%
241/4
13
12%
12%
12%
10,300
"105
,
106 Va
*105
12%
106%
105
105
*80
2,000
81
20
W
74
July
9
88
Feb
20
16
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
53/8 Oct
24
9% Jan
4
391/4 Oct
79
July 18
19% Jan
63,4 Mar
2
6
87
Jan
24
65% Mar 21
42»/a Jun
40% Jun
25
57V4 Jan
2
50% July 29
493/4 Aug
56% Jun
21% Oct
25
443/4 Feb
8
23% July 25
Oct
19
10
4%
8% Feb 20
9% Feb 21
Walgreen
5
Walker
5% Oct 25
591/4 Jun 15
72
10% Oct
24-
203/4 Feb
38V4 Apr
19
173/a Oct
3
3
23
76 Va Jun
20
9
23% Jan
2
92
Oct
5
Dec
28
103
Feb
Oct
2
543/4 Jan
2
32
Jan
3
29
May 29
403/4 Jan
2
333/6 Mar
4
39
May 29-
51
Jan
2
47% Jan
2
37%
Mar 19
105
293/4 May 29
263/4 Oct 26-
2% Oct
36% Feb
5V4 Jan
313/4 Jan
5
2% Apr
31
22
2
30% Feb
8
2
14
8% Oct
23
95% Jun
25
14% Feb
9
20
July 30
*
Mar 11
39 % Mar
87
Jan
102% Apr
100
4
1
Apr
11
July 10
(S.
25
413/4 Jan
4
25 3A Jun
9
Western
21% Oct
24
4
45
101% May 27
51% Jun
3
Jun
3
32% Jun
7
107
Jun
10
May 29
10V4 Jan
15
63A Jan
2
10 3/8 Feb
27
Oct
25
19
21% Jan
2
27% July 29
5
Jun
20
253j, Mar
57
Feb
16
363/4 July 24
44
Jun
13
Nov
15
87
93 Vs Feb
12
26
9% Feb
39
Jan
6 Va Jan
7
2
2
2
26% Mar
1
283/4 July 26
125
Feb
9
31 % May 29
Oct 23
46
88
26
Jun
131% Apr
4434 Dec
28
29% Dec
5
20
10
23
Oct
15
293/a Jan
55
130
Jan
7
35 Va Jun
93/4 Mar 28
31% Apr
136% Apr
47
41% July 10
27% Jun
7
Jan
24% Jan
May 13
Oct
24
92% Jan
2
62% Feb
753/4 Apr
22
58
Feb
8
26 Va Jan
36
Va Jun
28
93
Jan
16
92 % Jun
25
131
Jan
2
Jun
25
17% Jun
14
19
Jun
85
Jan
94
96% Jun
11% Feb 28
166% Jan
8
42% Jan
21% Oct
8
22
32 % May 17
28
22
81
12
107
9% Jun
4
146% Jan
12
24
15
May 16
July 18
Jan
25
Mar 29
257% July 30
35
27%
28 Va
27%
28
26%
68
Mar
this
30
29%
30%
30%
300
34%
34 Vo
34%
34%
*88%
*115%
89%
121
28%
28%
97%
98
423/4
*81
43%
106%
May131
Jun
12
*28
*88 3/4
*115%
89%
121.
28%
28%
973/4
98
43
43%
*81
83
40
40%
*40
40%
29%
29%
29%
103
103
9%
934
*103
9%
9%
27% '
*28
29
*43%
44%.'
*44%
45
43%
23,900
40
39%
40
13,700
21%
21%
\
21%
33%
5,700
2,300
30
*29
35
35
35Va
27%
27%
28
30%
34%
29%
30%
6,900
34%
38,300
30
34Vs
89%
*115%
34Va
89%
*88%
121
2,700
40,300
89%
*115%
400
121
29
28%
28%
28%
97%
97%
*97%
43%
5,100
98
43%
83
40 Va
40 Va
*401%
40%
29%
29%
28%
29%
270
44%
82
9%
103
*102 Va
9%
*44
9%
29
45
15
5
5
31%
31%
38
38
406
29Va
15,100
103
470
9%
9%
*28
2,700
29
100
45
44%
44%
14%
14%
14%
15
2,800
*34%
35
32
6 00
40%
28%
*1021%
9%
29
*44
14,300
*40%
,
103
*28
15Vs
35
x28%
190
53
82%
15%
9
103
52%
43%
35
V2
32%
♦lOlVa
~
43%
15
9
33%
*81
103
190
30
98
35
28
600
6,000
A
27%
29Va
15%
92%
104
•
89%
35
*91%
104
53%
35
34%
15%
Inc
3,600
i
v
12%
43
101 %
*29
119
34%
$4.25 preferred
12
42%
104
21%.
30
*28
"
14 Va
14Vo
12%
83
*81
104%
2734
28%
*97%
83
29%
*88%
*115%
14%
43%
;
39%
30%
34
351/2
35
35
700
100
32
33%
32
32%
32%
33%
38%
38%
38'A
14,600
38-/4
38i%.
38%
38%
38%
*91%
92 %
*91%
2,300
921/4
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92%
♦91%
92%
9
32%
9
*9
9Vs
9
9
29%
28%
29 Va
28%
29%
28%
29 V«
29%
29 %
29%
131%
9
28% ■29%
29
9
600
29%
29%
15,000
29%
*132
29%
29%
6,200
—100
*133%
133 Va
*132
133%
Corp—10
5
10
44
44
44%
44%
45
45%
45
451/2
36%
45%
451/4
1,900
36%
36%
36%
37 Va
37%
37%
37%
371/2
38
26%
26%
26%
4,600
26%
26%
27
26%
27
27
27
2.300
10
X673/4
68%
68
68%
68
68'A
67%
67%
67Va
68
32%
12,800
Worthington Corp common—,—10
4%% prior preferred
100
32%
31%
32 Va
31%
32%
32%
32%
32Va
32%
91%
100%
100%
10%
10%
246 Va
252%
6%
preferred
Wisconsin
Woodward
Service
Inc
Public
Chemical
Witco
Iron
Woolworth
(F
Co
Co
W)
(Wm) Jr
Wyandotte Worsted
Co
No par
Wrigley
Xerox
Co
5
1.25
Corp
& Towne Mfg Co
135%
913/4
Zenith
Radio
Corp
1
29%
day.
fCash sale,
wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.
z Ex-distribution,
ruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
11 Transferred from American Stock Exchange to N.Y.S.E. Range for 1963 is a
otherwise indicated.
On stock dividends of 25% or more, low and high ranges are for new shares only,
,
51%
28
29%
59%
6
51
on
2,700
A'
32 Va
35%
58%
75% Mar 15
no
900
:
3
101%
21%
27%
42% Oct 24
sale
21%
26%
27% July 31
prices;
39%
211/4
31 Va
2
asked
39%
102%
18% Jan
and
39%
31%
30% Mar 16
•Bid
i
3 Va
3%
*102%
33Va
203/4
29%
25
2
38%
34 Vo
42%
103
21%
101 Va
14% Oct
Jan
33%
*101
103
39%
10
2
,
50
38 Va
34Va
*12
53%
39%
Yale
84% Jan
'
52
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
2
107% Mar 28
23
49%
38%
14%
12%
52%
34% May 21
25'A Jan
22
27
50
34%
3
43%
49%
31% Mav 20
30% Feb 21
38% Feb 16
65% Oct
22% Oct 23
49%
103
♦29
common—No par
No par
Windsor
Industries Inc
10c
Winn-Dixie
Stores Inc
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com—10
Co
33 Va
11%
43%
103
34%
Telegraph
Corp
Oil Co
&
33 Va
*101
11%
29%
Westinghouse Air
Wilson
33
103
*11 Va
343/4
Wilcox
85% Jun
15
32%
*101
11%
35%
5
7
Apr
Union
11%
2934
15
3
6
1,200
2,700
*38%
3 Vs
*28
July 24
Jan
Jan
5,800
*34V4
14%
X34%
Wickes
92
4
323/4 Feb
3%
14%
No par
18
35
2
50
3 Vo
com—No par
preferred
40
RR
15
2
35% Jan
22
2nd
Pacific
Jun
Jan
77
25
non-cum
193/8 Jan
27
May 10
20
28
'
38%
34%
14%
39 Va
39 3/4 Apr
5
30
115
24
48
34 Va
3
21 Va
Mar 29
38% Jun
90% Jan
15
77
263/4 Mar
49%
♦38 Vs
14
2
Bancorporation
Jan
19'
Feb
93% Apr
36% Dec
43% Feb
49%
38%
34
3Va
49%
14
31% Jan
863/4 Apr
110
29
26% May 29
49%
14%
48%
39
May 16
423/4 Jan
Jun
4
34
Apr
32
10
18
Co
Corp
4%%
2
33
2
2
Sep
333/4 Oct 22
84% Mar 16
Coal
Power
Mar 22
25
Jan
90% Oct
-
34
2.50
Brake—;
-10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool -Corp common
5
4%%
convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White
Motor
Co
common
1
5 % % preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
—20
$3
convertible
preferred
50
White
Stores
Inc__
1
32% Aug 17'
18% Dec 27
200
;
38%
A
33%
38 Va
*38
Western Maryland Ry
4%
25
331/4
38%
Western
40% July
4
Western
Jun
33%
37%
9
Mar
54% Jun
3
100
33%
38
4
38% May 20
103
3
19
34
37%
:
94
393/8 Jun
Jan
33 %
37%
38 Va
3
1,800
V;! 26,600
96%
32% Jun
Nov
34
33%
14%
8,200
!
34
38%
33%
140
3,000
•
24%
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2
103*%
2,000
,
271/2
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2
23
,
105%
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94
Jan
26
24%
♦IO5V2
-
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Jan
27% July 22
27Va
24%
105%
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29
33% Jan
24%
105%
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28
\ 47% Mar 28
27Va
105%
37%
49%
1
27%
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24
105%
38
49%
Co
27%
24%
105%
94
.
9
Jan
5,400
2,500
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34
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5
Financial
31
18
34
24%
*105
No par
No par
5
1
Kentucky
Penn
32 % Feb
Apr
'
13%
96%
West
29% Dec
Feb
13Va
Co
Corp
24
5
13%
5,000
,
-
23%
13%
Mills
Motor
Scientific
21% Oct
20
23%
13%
No par
Co—
Knitting
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
100
23'/a
13%
%
*93
24 Ve Jun
24
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22%
13%
28
23
*95%
2
Oct
23%
13%
27 Va
23%
96%
17
29
70%
23%
13%
27%
V2"
94
18% Jan
25% May 11
711/4 May 14
70%
23%
13%
27%
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31% Jan
.;
7%
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2
2
7%
,
:
94
21
25
7%
77/8
72
96 Va
Feb
2
7%
\ 7%
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*92%
Jan
31
7i/B
*95%
Mar 12
29
Apr
7'/«
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100
4.20%
preferred series B—_100
4.10% preferred series C
-100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%%
preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc
1
39
88% Jan
7%
15
106% Feb
27
118
'7%
431/4
25
27
24%
103%
13
24
23%
11,700
51%
24%
42%
23% Jun
Jun
51%
,24%
\
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102
80
51%
7 Va
43%
16
25
8
72
50%
25%
104 Va
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108% Sep
D.)
Washington Water Power
94% May 17
2
49%
51 Va
24%
42%
98
30% Mar 12
48
51Vo
'
104%
14
39 Va Jan
*7%
*70%
47%
2,000
1
14
May 29
7 Vo
6,400
9 Vo
Wesco
91% Jan
25
24;»4
7Va
150
23%
West
94% Jan
Jun
51
24%
44
44%
9Va
15
30
4
51
.
44
;
19
28
2
44%
23
91/8
1.25
24%
Welbilt
23
9
12% Jun
Mar 12
8
23
7%
71
81
22 Va
9
533/4 Apr
Apr
Jan
71
81
22%
9
Welch
Dec
28
7%
1
100
7Va
81
22%
9
44%
52
24 %
7Va
IC53/4
Waukesha
8
46
30% Jan
50%
24
81
23
23
92
100% Jan
44%
24%
Wayne
9
21% Jan
95
5
44%
81
22 Va'
9 Va
*104%
Warren
*80
23 Va
preferred—100
Washington Gas Light Co
40% May 22
34% July 31
3
4
Co
Pictures Inc
convertible
$4.00
40% May 28
51
Feb
1
3% May
9
—No par
common
81
233;
;a
Warner-Lambert. Pharmaceutical—1
8
May 14
38% May
3
11
Dec
Co
Brothers
Warner
No par
50c
2.50
Co
22
32% Dec
W
Inc
*80
10
Bros
85% Jan
May 29
Baking
Warner
26% Oct
19
&
preferred
6%
110
.
G
1
Co
Warner
29% Apr
14
29
Ward
17
10
Tiernan
&
31
Mar 11
25
May 24
-15
No par
(Hiram)
Walworth.
24% July 11
16% Jun 17
,12% Mar 20
27% May 17
*-
Apr
60
9
24
Oct
11
preferred___100
Corp—
Co
Wallace
7
8% Feb
6% May
Mar 12
22
27% Jan
2
63/4 Jan
,
4% %
RR
Wagner Electric
Waldorf System
2
17% Feb
V
A
Wabash
10
25% May 13
.0
9% May 24
133
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101
10%
253
29%
*30%
92%
101
10%
257 Va
29%
91%
100
10%
243
29
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91%
100 %
991/2
10%
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255 Va
29%
92%
1
29
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31%
31 Va
102%
104%
26%
27Va
26%
27%
27
59%
62%
61
63%
60%
31
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110
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1,300
243%
240
*
7,500
1001/2
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100
91
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100
237% 246%
103%
102
132
104,700
1,200
29%
7,600
31%
31%
800
102%
103%
11,200
27Va
27%
27%
10,900
62
60%
104
tin bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized
combination of both exchanges. All preferred issues are
61%
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1980
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1955
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1978
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1978—
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1971
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1950
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__
see
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page 29.
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1
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36
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1957
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152
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April-Oct
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• 6s
1961
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——
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18
100'A
27
99'A
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96
101
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®
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s
f
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——
s
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
'
3
1928 Oct
bonds
95%
95%
95
172
1961—April-Ocf
Jan-July
1970—ApriZ-Oct
90
89
90
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1947
1946
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1970
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1950
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1960
1951
1961
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sink
1962
Mar-Sepf
7s
5s
6s of
of
Columbia
6s
1960
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Copenhagen
94%
fund
1962
assented
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—
sinking
assented
§ •Cologne (City of) 6'As
4%s debt adjustment
101%
105
102%
99'A 100'/4
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1993
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102
—
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3s
June-Dec
Chilean
100
102
.
bonds
1961
•
18
100%
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$
1957
•
101
100
—
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assented
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100
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.
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104'A
June-Dec
1970_
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Mar-Sept
^June-Dec
1958
f
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13
6'As
6s
•
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1964—June-Dec
;i
s
88%
8
86'A
105
98'A
—
Feb-Aup
1977
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_
loan
63
65
85
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f bonds '78_Jan-JuZp
1963
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•
104 %
100
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3s
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
56%
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85
May-Noa
1962
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external
•
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100'A
Y
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assented
94
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new
1980—Jan-July
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•
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assented
s
6s
fund
Jan
78
—
April-Ocf
fund
Feb
assented
91
*95
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1960
assented
6s
External
103%
1983
6s
83
—
104
—
Aprll-Oci
Austria
1974
sinking fund 6s Sept
•6s assented Sept 1961
External sinking fund 6s 1962
•
101'/a
ApriZ-Oct
1982
2%s
1942
assented
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98 3A
100
_Mar-Sepf
15
April-Ocf
1978
External
•
99%
100
1980
1981
Jan
96'A
1980—
20-year 5'As July 15 1982
20-year 5'As Oct 1 1982
1979
external
95
(interest
^Mar-Sepf
•,
78
*93
June-Dec
30-yr 3s
95
1951
A
1975
(Dept of)
95
95
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan
•
—
63
9 6'A
of)
78
June-Dec
•
—
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May-Nou
1978
20-year
year 5s
June-Dec
June-Dec
5'As 1979
20-year 5'As April
20-year 5'As Oct
20
June-Dec
2%s
95
(interest
f bonds
s
93
94
95
April-Ocf
A
Plan
3.375%)
(Republic)
6s
April-Ocf
1957—April-Ocf
1978
30-yr
83
M
(interest
External sinking
ofi—
1967
20-year
15-year
to
93
93
1957—April-Ocf
due
A
Plan
to
78
(interest
•
•
1
20-year
3.5%)
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•
Australia
to
§»7s. assented
—
—
62'A
62'A
A
1927
to
80%
75%
—
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due
1979
of
77%
*75%
June-Dec
3.375%) 1979
Ry 1952
(Dominion
25-year
Cauca Val
—
*96'/a
April-Oct
bonds
—
—
102
*96'/a
1957
$
*96'/e
1945—Jan-JuZp
1946—Jan-July
1945—Jan-July
C
ser
100
6'As
(Dept of)
Canada
*93%
1945—Jan-July
B
ser
1957
series
Caldas
1968—Jfar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan. 1, 1963
Lott * High
86%
*80
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
Plan
to
pursuant
reduced
Feb-Aup
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s
(City of) 5'As 1973
A
1926
funding bonds of 1931 due
Stamped
ISSUES
Amsterdam
of
pursuant
reduced
5%
1941
1978
3.375%)
reduced to
§«7s Central
i
212 571-1253-4
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Agricultural Mtge Bank—
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Plan
to
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f
s
8s
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New York
AND
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3.5%)
f
to
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Feb-Aug
debentures
reduced
Members
Sold
.'No.
June-Dec
debentures
Stamped pursuant
Wertheim & Co.
High
Range Since
Bonds
adjustment—
8•Brazil
•
§«Gtd
Bid & Asked
Inc—
4%s
cOkpouate
Week's Range
or Friday's M
April-Oct
1959
4'As
GOVERNMENTS
.
>;
City Electric Co—
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fOHElGN
Last
Sale Price
Low
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
Interest
Exchange
Hign
New Vork City
.
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Exchange
.
•
H,
5%s
debentures
(Republic
May-Nov
of)
1977
1978-:.
3s
1972
—June-Dec
Apr-Oct
April-Ocf
98'A
97%
97%
100
99
99
98'A
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98%
98'A
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-
70'A
137
97%
99
17
99
103%
90
973/4
100
63'/4
70'/a
Number 6287
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(493)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD ' (Range for Week Ended
Friday
Friday
Interest
Last.
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
or
Friu.i.,
5V2S
Cuba
loan
Jaa. 1, i5o3
=:'( Low
No.
High
Juiit-Dec
1977
103
-j
Jan-July
1978
3s
(Dept ol)
Czechoslovakia
(State;—
■/•'./ /.'% •»':
a:
102'% 103%
29
101
97%
98%
34
Mar-Sept
98%
98%
98%
127
external
5 %s
El
Salvaaoi
1978
loan
(Republic 01;—
s f $ bonds Jan
3V2S external
3s
external
1976
bonds Jan 1
$
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
1
*19%
19%
24%
*88
20
•
105
97%
Estonia
Jan-July
Jan-July-
adjustment 1973
debt
5V4S
(Republic
oil
1967
7s
*95%
7s
95 V8
5%s
5s
secured
5%s
f
s
1982
debentures
.
6%s
Main
on
dollar
dollar
3s
dollar bonds
4s
International
dollar
5s
3s
dollar
bonds
Good Hope
7s
f
s
Greek
•
104
104%
97%
99%
95%
18
*»o%
%
8s
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—
95%
104%
92
~
,
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&
part
paid
94 Va
6%s
_April-Ocf
*102
June-Dec
110
June-Dec.
*96
101%
external
Taiwan
102%
107%
8
110%
94%
—
38%
38%
3
34
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
(State of)
(City
Ilseder
Steel
Corp
International Tel
34%
20
40
26%
36%
173
*86
178
77%
1957—May-Nov
May-Nov
*97%
—
May-Nov
1962
90
—
*27%
May-Nov
28
--
98
28
4
98
25
—
35
27%
24%
30
~7%
~77/a
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
*7%
'.
Dec
1
1968
Fund
—
*6%
~8%
June-Dec
1965
1968—
—
99
99
99
99
99 Va
60
99%
99%
Jan-July
June-Dec
new
I
—
Mar-Sept
1974
May-Nov
1982_
4%s
due
Ltd—
Co
f
s
103
102% 104 Va
%
99 %
98
to
99%
7%
6%
2
98 y8
100
98%
100
32
98%
100 V4
83
102%
,
27
105%
97
103%
4'
*
1971—^
extended
loan
1961
of
'27
Jan-July
1981
216
Jan-July
1961
extended
100
—
100
216
99
10
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
100
1971
to
*101%
—
99
--
i-»
1
—
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101%
s
s
{External
1
Sud
America
Italian
ext
30-year
gtd
series
Italian
f
ext s
1947-
B
*"% "I
—
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95%
—
102
Jan-July
1977
3s
Jan-July
1977
3s
§ »7s
4s-41/4s-4%s
—
1C2
81%
18
81%
98
6
81 %
80%
81%
50
80%
{•Italy
(Kingdom
of)
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
1951
7s
Del
86%
§
•
4 %s
1st
86
•
82
81 %
82
11
81
See Cauca
(City)
(Government
5%s
Japan
5y2s
extl
extl
6s
gtd
extl
Japanese
1976_™
6s
1977
loan
loan
extl
due
1964
of
Co
Stamped
Mar-Sept
1959__Mar-Sept
1979
fund
sink
to
reduced
6y2s
1958
2.125%)
1959
to
2.125%)
mortgage
due
6s
June-Dec
April-Ocf
May-Nov
f
extl
loan
extl
f
extl
5 Mis
external
5y2s
extl
old
loan
of)
1965
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1965
1973
loan
loan
1976—
1977
5y4s
external
loan
1978
May-Nov
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970__tfune-Dec
{•Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
Feb-Aug
Oriental
5%s
5%s
Oslo
5%s
s
5 y2s
s
5%s
loan
extl
due
1958
(City
of)
(30-year)
extended
5y2s
extl
external loan
f
;
"
~
217%
98%
—
24%
89
87%
8
82%
2%
45
%
1958
to
Co
1st
21
57%
mmm
*47
52
51%
—
mortgage
sink
f4s
See
old
Allegheny &
102
52
99% 102
15
100% 103
100%
100
46%
__
Allied
Stores'
of West
997/a
105%
of
98
101%
100% 101%
11
98
103%
100% 102
16
97%
102%
1
100
101%
100
101%
99
1986-
* *
20
99
99 y2
100
98
97%
99%
97%
*100%
146
98%
96%
4%s
fund
1st
June-Dec
100%
8
101
9
98
70
96
7s
1947
A
to
Co
• Nat
loan
Nat
loan
extl
f
6s
Is
7s
*91%
*91%
4%s
s
s
f
assented
6s
2nd
3%s
1984
(Interest
reduced
stamped
reduced
to
Plan
2.375%) 2001
pursuant to Plan
2.25%)
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power
Direct mortgage 7s 1950
Direct mortgage 6s 1952
Consol mortgage -6s 1953__
Consol
mortgage 6s • 1955
Rhodesia and Nyasaland—
—•
(Federation of)
{•Rio de Janeiro
5%s
{•External
to
2.375% )
secured
6%s
footnotes,
A
2006
-
A
*8%
7%
7%
2
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct,-v
1980—
7%
8%
8%
*7%
7%
Jan-July
*50%
.—L
57__
»,
,
1986
91%
T
——
(interest
1953——
(interest
see page 29.
-
-
—
-
Arbor
;
debentures
1973
3s
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.
79%
59
104%
108
83
18
79 Va
81%
78
80 %
81
81%
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92%
93
90'A
90%
86% 86%
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101
101%
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332
93
>
101%
__
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82
92%
25
89%
91%
84%
87 Va
10
t
96
25
92%
239
100%
103%
313
353
23
conv
Oil
&
3%s
conv
debs
April-Ocf
1977—;
5s
Refining
debentures
„
100%
June-Dec
May-ZVou
Mar-Sepf
1984
—
97%
107
107%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1976
1977
1977
1979
1983
101
—
1
*69
70%
102 % 102 %
100% 100%
102% 102%
97
98%
107
108%
—
—
—
April-Ocf
104
100
*106
104%
104
107%
101
1995
95
May-ZVou
1995
subord
debs
92%
__
2
93
15
10
63%
70%
104 Va
101
99%
102%
104
102
110
91%
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63
105 %
111%
349
101%
111%
—
—
1979-
.
:
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-
102
—
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104 %
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3
104
104%
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20
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„
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102
100
89
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—
—
22
94%
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..
conv
98
91%
105%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
4s
96
91%
92 %
104%
104
100% 100%
98% 98%
__
May-Nov
1984
Ry 3%s 1963—May-Nov
A 1964
June-Dec
General mortgage 4s ser A 1980—
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 4%s ser C 1972
Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s ser D 1980.
Mar-Sept
General mtge 4.95s ser E 1988—
Jan-JuZy
Atlantic Refining. 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
3%s debentures 1979
Jan-July
4%s conv subord debs 1987_^
Feb-Aug
Automatic Canteen Co of America—
4%s conv subord debs 1981
—Jan-July
Avco Manufacturing Corp—
55
38
92
*91
__
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
98
92
Co—
subord debs 1993
4%s debs
debs
...
Qr.ar-Jau
1995
Investment
subord
97 %
__
inc sub deb
subord debs 1983
Co
Stamped 4s July 1
—
54%
118
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s
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s
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88
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104% 104%
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104 y4
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100%
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103
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101
101% 101%
10
1041/4
100%
101%
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Feb-Aug
1975
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Oil
April-Ocf
Co
debs
3s
1976
due
debs
subord
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&
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debs
debs
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1984
1979
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1st
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101%
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118
88
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70%
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86%
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104%
100%
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106
84
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159
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94%
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35
66%
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10
84%
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debs
6s
105%
103% 1031/4
98%
1983—April-Ocf
1983
Co
Jan-JuZp
May-ZVou
1981
4%s
of
Co
Publishing
167
103
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April-Ocf
May-ZVou
Map-Nov
1991
subord
Cork
1965
1983
1985
Co
142%
10
87 V.
102%
103%
Feb-Aug
debentures
3%s
23
104
86%
June-Dec
1991
3s
subord
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165
104
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;
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161
164
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101
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58
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62%
Daystrom Incorporated 5'As 1980-:—i—Aprjl-Oct
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1st
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mortgage
series
A
3s
1978—.
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& Co
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100
18
100%
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100%
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1
86
—
95%
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100'/4 101 y8
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86
92
17
40
29
95%
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1982—
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Jun-Dec
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—
debentures
debentures
86
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Dayton Union Ry 3 Vis 1965
Deere
*103
86
Jan-July
.
1978
mortgage
1965
1977
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
——
debentures
1983
85
101%
89%
1
100% 101%
17
89%
82%
971/2
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88
82%
85%
87
99%
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Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New
York
First
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1
1971
3s
86%
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102
Apr-Oct
1990_.
68
54
146
Terminal-
Corp 3%s debs
debentures
Service
2%s
4%s
1989
and
Lackawanna
refund
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mortgage
Morris
1974'
mtge
82%
561/a
85%
99%
Map-Nov
E
fin
—it
4%s
4%s
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conv
conv
4%s
Map-Nov
1987
gtd 3%s series
2%s series tS
mortgage
92
84%
82%
82%
78%
30
60%
'105
Corp—
4%s
conv
subord debs
1981
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%s
1st
mortgage
2%s
1978_
891%
4
*86%
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
Steel Co 5s conv debs
Corn Products Co 4%s subord debs
Crowell-Collier Publishing—
69%
*58
Jan-July
A
16
Feb-Aug
4%s
debentures
68%
Ry—
_
4%s
—
Copperweld
81
1
Chicago
91
83
Feb-Aug
first
debentures
54
refunding mtge 2%s-4y4s 1994_tfan-July
2%s-4%s
86%
;;
84
90%
*87%
Feb-Aug
debentures
convertible
Continental
81
.Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Southeastern
82
81%
87%
17
85%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1987
Power
Continental
1st
1995
Haute
April
Mar-Sept
1989
82%
*89
Map-Nov
1985
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
1st
69
Ry—
B
83
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1986
68%
Pacific RR—
series
debs
Terre
and
Jan
73%
76%
79%
2
89
June-Dec
debentures
1st
75%
461/2
60%
72%
75
_
RR
B
ser
inc 4%s
conv
mortgage
4%s
A
Western
Pacific
A
series
series
North
Second
First
series
mortgage 4%s inc
conv
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4s
&
Jan-July,
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 4%s 1987
1st mortgage
4yas 1988—
•
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul
91
♦84%
dune-Dec
1st
89%
94%
97%
89%
88
79%
(Bait)—
-1986
4%s
5s
conv
82
June-Dec
debentures
Convertible
82
16%
.
781/2
,'
Corp—
1982
debentures
Consumers
89
80%
85%
I_
RR—
General
First
1991
Electrodynamics
debentures
Continental
Chicago & Eastern 111
U
4%s
98
86%
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—
81 Vi
84%
4
82
96%
110
86%
101
II
*85
96ya
Jan-July
1989
series
4%s
112
1
87
*80%
June-Dec
debentures 1982
4%s
debentures
1983
98%
92i/a
100%
—
84%
*88%
June-Dec
1991
4%s debentures 1988
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
and
1990
T
5s
4%s
Refund
S
debentures 1979
debentures
1978
4%s
111
95
98%
L107
105
97%
~9
91%
102%
17
„
77%
76%
86%
91
100
__
76%
—
June-Dec
1st ref mtge s f 2%s series X 1986
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s ,1968
3%,s
debentures
1976
3s
105
106%
69
—
*78%
June-Oct
1990
R
series
Consolidated
3y8S
1021%
103
——
*73%
April-Ocf
1988
series
series
1986
1987
4y2s conv subord debs 1984
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power
1st ref M 2%s series T
1976
1st ref M 2%s series U 1981
110
99
96V2
104%
3
—
April-Ocf
87%
94%
13
103
86%
—
Jan-July
80
91
1041/2
106%
102% 105
86%
1U1%
95%
100%
102
J an-July
1984:
105
104
86
—
96
96%
Jan-July
debentures
.
May-Nov
127%
471/2
102
103%
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—
June-Dec
401/4
8
*99
—
1992
87%
2
2
105
•
99%
1992
117%
93%
95
V
10
92%
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26
10
94
861/2
series
173
90%
90%
92%
91%
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series
71%
91%
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—
4%s
89.1
1981
subord
90
89%
—
4%s
89
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96%
91
88
—
82
45%
1965-
debentures
4%s
96
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88
5
103"
82
45
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debs
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Champion Paper & Fibre—
j
4
__
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125% 125%
108% 108%
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88
88
87 y2
94%
94%
103% 1041/a
100%
82
12
__
77%
1984
104
141
104%
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
5.90s
81
105
__
__
June-Dec
*951%
Jan-July
97
103%
66
*92%
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3%s
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—
Cejrro de Pasco Corp 5%s
1982
1983
31/aS
76
125 %
!
—
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Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
1981
72%
801/4
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80%
92%
100'%
88
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66
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3'As
J
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78%
10
87
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April-Oct
57%
98
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88
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55
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:
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88
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103% 103%
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85
—
86
Jan-July
31/2S
4%s
series
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1981
G
85%
4%s
mortgage 4%s series
Illinois Light Co—
Central
4
4s
4%s
mortgage
1999
1979
series
100y2
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
Gen
•
June-Dec
1972
76%
5s
Central
D
99%
38
1978
*691/2
Feb-Aug
;
81%
—
Feb-Aug
1977
E
3s
87
June-Dec
*oo
JUne-Dec
1978—..
801/4
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5%% conv subord debs 1933
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Caterpillar Tractor 4Vas debs 1977_—May-lVor
4%s sink fun debentures 1986—.
June-Dec
3 %s
84%
—
series
31/4S
debentures
Clinchiield
Carthage &
June-Dec
1976
3s
Ry—
1981
1977
1972
C
3s
first
ApriZ-Oct
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1982
A
3s
Power
86
Co—
debentures
2%s series
Electric
82%
78»/4
refunding mortgage issues—
2%s
Pacific
1970—May-Sept
1986
mortgage 3s series L
First mortgage 3s series N
3s sinking fund debentures
2%s s f debentures 1999
1st
Canadian
April-Oct
1983
3%s
Consolidated Edison of New
Caliiorma
*78
*92 »/4
May-JVou
1983
Elec
3%s
Commonwealth
96'%
105%
67
Mar-Sept
1st
4Vis 1987
Combustion Engineering Inc—
3%s
conv
subord debentures
96%
'85
•85'%
108
95%
89%
*95%
Brunswick
Buffalo
April-Oct
April-Oct
1964
First
Br"own
ApriZ-Oct
1981
1983
series
52%
.
1981
J
series
conv
Mar-Sept
1982
subord
97%
17
1980
G
I
Feb-Aug
1979
F
series
series
debentures
491%
May-Nov
:
80 y8
85
101 % 101%
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
E
debentures
97%
17%
52
Jan-July
1988
94
76
*71
June-Dec
1977
D
5Vis
50%
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1st
Jan-July
1975
series
5 Vis
series
5s
85
92%
6
64%
81
94
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Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
84
56
—
93%
——
debentures
971/4
85 Va
—
98%
97
RR—
mortgage
*83%
80
72%
*81
May-Nov
68
79i%
24
Gas System Inc—
4%s
First
110
62%
62
93%
Mar-Sept
Corp 4%s 1977
2
High
105
3
82
*—
1986
Colorado
Low
88
67%
81
June-Ocf
2%s
4%s
Boston &
Jan-July
No.
105%
10iy2 102y2
.—June-Dec
1991
1970
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Sold
High
67%
1990_May-JVou
mortgage 3s 1989
mortgage 3%s 1993
mortgage 4%s 1994__
1051%
981%
Mar-Sept
1981—„
debentures
trust 4s
'
Bonds
*79 y4
1977_Jan-tfuZp
4s 1991_Jan-July
1982
3s
May-Nov
Jan-July
Range
Friday's
109% 110
E
1st
Illuminating 3s
3s
103%
mortgage
K
Electric
mortgage
102
85
1980
series
Div
first coll
7
85
series
Mich
2
103
M&y-Nov
Jan-July
3s
&
103
91%
debentures
Wab
103% 103%
-
110
June-Dec
mortgage
1st
'
June-Dec
1993
mortgage
1st
150
106
911%
conv
4%s
10
33
Jan-July
Consol
Borden
138
111
'
_
2%s series I 1970
Consol mortgage 23/is series J 1976
Boeing
137
110
B
1st
961/4
137
series
1st
86
93%
mortgage
Consol
3 Vis
82
1
1982
1st
81
8
110%
June-Dec
or
Bid & Asked
Low
debs
St Louis Division
.
May-Nou
1977
Corp—
79
82
93%
■'
April-Oc„
1982
4Vis debentures 1981
Bethlehem
92%
93%
1993
Baxter Laboratories Inc—
5s
Cincinnati
78
82
82
1990—.—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3 Vis
4s
1974
subord
Cleveland
3an-July
1989
fund
M
Sale Price
Corp—
Refunding and impt 4Vis
,
H'
ref
Z
1st
1st
Week's
Last
Period
June-Dec
First
Co—
1st
"■
conv
General
78%
68
88
Jan-July
series A 2010
debs
conv
17
55
I1
Interest
Exchange
Cleveland Cincinnati
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
General gold
4s
1993
.
3%s ser A 1970—
4s ser B 1980—
Mar-Sept
1st cons mtge 4'/4S ser O 1995-—-—Ap
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1st
1st
Products
5s
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Monday, August 5, 1963
.
High
City
Baltimore &
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
.
(Range for Week Ended August 2)
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
.
Essex
&
Collateral
M
&
Western
series
due
C
1973
1993
Div
Map-Nov
May
63
*55%
58
55
*__
26%
13
27
31%
43%
y2
Division—
trust
4-6s
May
1
2042
36%
Map-Nov
Pennsylvania Division—;
1st mtge & coll trust 5s series A 1985_Map-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4V2S series B l985_Map-Nov
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st mtge & coll t'r 3s 1973——:
April-Ocf
1st mtge & coll tr 3y8s 1977
June-Dec
1st
mtge & coll tr 2%s
1979
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 3y8s 1984
Mar-Nov
1st mtge & coll t'r 3V2s 1985
June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1988
June-Dec
391/2
73
*47
49%
43%
54 y8
♦431/4
46%
37
49 y4
87
89i%
94
96
*88
*85
*80
*77%
*791/2
—
—
*81%
♦
94
'
'
!
Number 6287
Volume 198
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(495)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Penou
Exchange
New York Stock
|
Denver
Grande
Rio
&
Last
or
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
t
No.
High
Low
New YorkStock
Household Finance
Corp
4%s debentures 1968
series A t3 % fixed
1%
contingent interest) 1993
—Jan-July
Income mortgage series A 4%%
2018April
Denver & Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
Edison
General
Gen 6c
gold
4s debs 1983
Diamond Gardner Corp
subord
conv
mortgage
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
5s
mortgage
f
debentures
s
93%
78%
80
debs
sub
1977
conv
89
254
*85
88
79%
851/4
721/s
__
♦721/a
,71
741/4
__
*74
971/2
*—
76%
76%
95
95
77%
94%
74
35
Jan-July
99%
124
23
96
14
82%
mortgage
3
1st
series
1st
92%
mortgage 3%s series H
Fink
fund
debentures
Inland
92%
__
89
*90
87%
93%
88
100 y4100%
6
—
99%
104
__
5s
Steel
Co
3 Vis
debs
conv
1972
mortgage
xst
89%
International
94
4%s
100%
3.20s
series
Harvester
debs
series
debs
4%s
106 Va
1988
debs
1973
May-No u
104% 105
1995-Jan-July
*108 »/2
Ekco
(N Y) first cons gold 5s
Products Co 4.60s 1987
Feb-Aug
*102y2
Elgin
Joliet
3%s 1970
Mar-Sept
£1
Paso
5s
& Eastern
stamped
first
901/2
101
101
*101
1011/2
17
April-Oct
171/2
,
*81
38V2
103
Credit 4%s
141/4
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97
96%
100% 101 %
92
101
99
100%
105
103%
101%
104 Va
104
103
*102% 105%
93%
99%
15
99 %
101%
1C0% 101%
227
97%
105%
80%
103
105 y4
101
34
6
82
74%
79 Va
79%
192
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87%
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91%
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103
88 V»
83
196
88%
92%
100%
9
103
102% 102%
103
102 V*
104
104%
11
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104-4 104%
8
103%
103% 103%
84
102%
104 y«
108% 108%
103 y4
10
101
115
106
Feb-Aug
129
127
129
102 %
104
125
148
262 % 268
May-Nov
April-Oct
8
233
280
1021/4 102 %
2
101%
104%
20
118 Va
152%
1
4
1981—
Feb-Aug
—
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Power
series
A
1977
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1987
3%s
Co
1978
3s 1980
Breaker 4Vis
Circuit
*89%
100%
*90%
Jan-July
1982
conv
*75
April-Oct
88
—
100
tfan-july
8
.
99%
90%
__
90'/a
101%
92%
75
__
94%
94 %
1976—Mar-Sept
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84
84
91%
91%
1990—.ApriZ-Oct
1976——June- Dec
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*70
10
75
93
96
411/4
121/4
76
74
82
79%
84
41%
33%
37
85%
82
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Jan-July
mortgage
I-T-E
241/2
881/4
86
85%
86%
Pipe Line Co—
debentures
f
s
»*
85%
*83
Feb-Auo
1981
debs
debentures
f
s
4 Vis
Interstate
85
v
debs
subord
5
—
*185
1979__May-Noo
1977
14
86 Va
*79 y8
Mar-Sept
debentures
81%
*82
Feb-AUg
,
Department stores—
conv
3 yes
92%
102 y2
80%
381/2
39 "/4
13%
13"%
13
24
84
381/2
*38 V2
mortgage 3%s ser G 2000—Jan-July
• 5s
income debentures Jan
1 2020—April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3V4s 1971—MaisSepf
consol
First
101
4%s
1st
17
Gen
99
*82
Jan-July
_
subord
conv
Interstate Oil
Co—
inc 4Vis ser A
[
Jan 2015 Apr
First consol mortgagd 3V4s ser E 1964—AprU-Oci
First consol mortgage 3Vbs ser F 1990—Jan-July
•
90%
101
High
90%
*88
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1982
I
1981
B
subord
conv
Interstate
1061/2
108
102
__
90%
April-Oct
1965
5s
1965—
Railroad
Erie
Ry
Southwestern
6c
101
IO71/2
„
Low
91%
*85%
Minerals & Chemical Corp—
International
5s
subord
No.
86 Va
1980
mortgage 3y2S series J 1981
mortgage 4%s series K 1987
mortgage 4yas series L 1989
1st
Corp—
conv
Range Sine*
Jan. 1,1968
Sold
81 %
1984——Jan-July
1980
Feb-Aug
1989
Mar-Sepf
Intern'l Tel & Tel 4%s conv sub debs *83
4.90s sink fund debs 1987
Edison El 111
;
101
*85%
F
International Silver Co—
Steel
tfan-July
June-Oec
1st
92%
__
*86 %
101
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s series C 1986.June-Dec
77%
E
Stainless
1981
1978
B
3%s
3.65s
Eastern
Jan-July
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mortgage 3%s series B 1979—May-Noo
mortgage 3%s series C
1974
May -Nov
mortgage 3%s series
mortgage 3y4S series G
__
*79%
91
luo
consol
1st
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—
1986
__
*—
—
debentures
Consol
86
77%
—
Mar-Sept
subord
Cent RR
Consol
99%
83%
1987
Bonds
High
*101
Industries—
&
conv
Consol
142%
83%
1984
1982
debentures
Foods
First
78
107
*77%
Friday's
96%
100%
111
95%
—
tfune-Dec
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
74%
96 Va
94
99
or
Bid & Asked
891/2
72%
27
97 V2
Week's Range
*99
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
4%s
.71
95%
99
91
Mar-Sept
1977
debentures
debentures
j
81%
128 y4 129%
129%
Jan-July
,
1978
debentures
y
214
81
•721/B
1970
254
204
2%s
4%s
92%
*791/2
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
2010
debentures
Hunt
80
90 y2
♦201
Last
Sale Price
47/gs debentures 198l!
81%
791/2
*250
April-Oct
1982.Jan-JuZy
Mar-Sept
Co 2%s 1977
2%s 1979
2%s 1980
3 Vis 1982
3%s 1983
3Vbs 1984.
3 %s 1986—
3%s 1988
4V»s
1989
Duquesne Light
1st mortgage
1st
4s
Inc
Industries
Dresser
1st
91
10
*901/4
Feb-Aug
1977
debentures
debentures 1978
Chemical Co 3s conv
1st
92%
b.^72
*—
1976_Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
f
s
Dow
5s
Aircraft Co Inc—
Douglas
5s
85%
—
*78
June-Dec
1995
4s
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
4s
9z%
2%s series I
ref mtge
Second
941/4
4%s
841/4
1
4%s
1970
H
series
3s
refund
and
4s
87
89%
*85%
June-Dec
1982—Mar-Sept
2%s series J 1985
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series K 1976
May -Nov
3y4s
convertible debentures
1969
Feb-Aug
3%s convertible debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 27/es series N 1984
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3 Vis series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995_June-Dec
Detroit
90'/a
87
—
89%
1993)—Jan-July
interest
contingent
1%
*89%
89%
Period
Low
First mortgage
fixed
Interest
Exchange
High
RR—
Western
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Sold
•
(Range for Week Ended August 2)
Week's Range
Sale Price
*
27
19%
76
Jersey Central Power 6c Light 2%s
Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Joy
84
85%
90
'
9iv«
K
Finance Corp 5s 1981
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
.April-Oct
debentures
1976——_April»Oct
Family
4%s
sUbord
conv
Federal
Firestone
Tire
Rubber 2%s
&
89
—May-Nov
debs 1980
April-Oct
Co—
'•1st mage 5s series A 2011
—Jan-July
2nd mtge 5Vas conv inc ser A 2011.—Jan-Juiy
Food Fair Stores 4s conv debs 1979
April-Oct
Foremost Dairies Inc 4y2S
1980
Jan-July
Fort Worth 6c Denver Ry 4%s 1982.
May-Nov
3 Vis
Co
Florida East
4yas
104%
2
101
101
89
5
88%
,
91%
12
90
,
102
71%
72%
4
70%
72
8J
30%
96%
28
93%
101
94%
94%
2
91%
95
tl%
*82
April-Oct
*83%
—Jan-July
...Jan-July
4%s sink fund debentures 1986
—Feb-Aug
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—_April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Oct
40
95%
94%
*80%
84%
,
0
*81
1
88
Li
'r
4 Vis
1976— _April-Oc?
debs
conv
Oil Co of
*137
Cigar
General
Electric
General
Acceptance
1964
debentures
1969
3s
debentures
4s
debentures
4%s
1981
debentures
Motors
General
Shoe
General
Telephone 4s
debs
Gimbel
Glidden
99
94%
93%
94
92%
93%
194
101
105%
76
93%
96
19
91
94%
363
98%
99%
28
93%
95%
93
96
conv
Mar-Sept
94
Mar-Sept
..Feb-Aug
124
65
97%
97
97%
106
92%
15
105 % 106
105%
69
106
96%
95%
107
98%
1
184%
107
2
105% 105%
105%
107%
104
103 % 104
38
102%
104%
103%
91%
103
29
102%
104%
10
91 %
94%
debs
Tire & Rubber Co 4%s
*82%
150% 155
54
144
161%
156
June-Dec
1977—
103%
91%
91%
1971—-May- Nov
debs
61
148%
168
'79—..Feb-Aug
-ApriZ-Oct
159%
92%
*101%
1981
RR Term
&
94
101%
15
87
96
101%
106
Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981.—.....June-Dec
Co 4%s debentures 1983.—..-May-Noo
'
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104%
106
2
106
101%
101%
103%
101% 101%
'
•
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4%s
':T-
(B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
f debentures 1985
May-Noo
s
& Co 3%s conv sub deb '75__May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4%s conv 1978—...Jan-July
Grant (W T) Co 4%s debs 1987
I
Jan-July
Great Northern Ry CoGeneral 5s series C 1973———.
.—Jan-July
General 4yas series D 1976
—Jan-July
General mortgage 3yss series N 1990
Jan-July
General mortgage 3 Vis series O 2000——Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
Jan-July
Great Western Financial Corp—
5s conv subord debentures 1974—
.June-Dec
Gulf Mobile 6c Ohio RR—
General mortgage inc 5a ser A July 2015
April
General mortgage inc 4s ser B Jan 2044—.April
1st 6c ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
•5s
inc
debs
series A 2056
June-Dec
Gulf
States Utilities 2%s
1st
1st
mortgage
3s
debentures
1st
mortgage
mortgage
2%s
1976
1978
3s
—
sihking
■
--June-Dec
— —
Jun-Dec
.
153%
46
95
9
104%
98%
105 V,
201%
105
104%
104% 105
-
104%
107%
18
99%
103%
5
73%
73
/■--
—
11
103% 103%
76%
76%
■
73
77
'
1——May-Nov
_—May-Nov
May-Nov
• Series D
4s contingent interest 2003
May
v •Series E 4%s contingent interest 2003
May
•series F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s' 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76^.June-Dec
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
5%s 'Jconv" subord debs 1976.
JMar-Sepf
5%s subord debs 1976
——..Mar-Sept
4%s conv subord debs 1976
i__—Mar-Sept
Lionel
(The) Corp—
5%s conv subord debentures 1980—4.—April-Oct
Litton Industries, Inc 3%s conv 1987——ApriZ-Oct
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3,75s 1980
May-Nov
4.50s debentures 1978
May-Nov
Lone Star Gas 4% s debentures 1982——.ApriZ-Oct
4%s sink fund debentures 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Long'Island Lighting Co 3%s set D 1978^-June-Dec
Lorillard (P)
Co 3s debenturea i963___*^iApril-Oct
*;
3s debentures 1976—
— __Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1978
:
———^ApriZ-Oct
4%'s sink fund debs 1986
June-Dec
Series
B
4%s
C
5s
fixed
fixed
66
,91%
1
68
73
71%
77
56%
62
•
60
56
153% 157
■
51
134
18
81
89
182%
72%
86%
5
65%
74
86%
1
86%
85%
21
73
80
72%
1st
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■
82%
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...
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—
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■
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83
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..
conv
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4s
5s
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subord
debs
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Hooker
5s
Hotel
6s
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May-Nov
1970
Chemical
conv
Corp
conv
4%s
*79%
240
240
debentures
of America.—
For
tr
debentures
footnotes,
,_Jan-July
1984
Mar-Sept
74%
85%
83
105
62%
111%
see page
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29.
1
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101
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152
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65
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71
:
71
99%
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70%
;
72
78%
—
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105%
75%
64%
102
102
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1987
—
78%
84 ya
—.v.:
79
—
84 y«
79.
103%
'
103%
102 y4
—
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Feb-Aug
&
1981_ApriZ-Oct
101%
Corp
Central
Oil
Co
RR
Co
5%s
4%s
1981—
__May-Nou
1968
1978:
—Feb-Aug
debentures 1987—April-Oct
"ex wts"—
___May-Noo
251
248
152
79%
__
■/
97%
97%
T
118%
118% 118%
23
95%
115
85%
85%
88 %
5
85%
Feb-Aug
251
May
100
McCall Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
Feb-Aug
McCrorylCorp 5%s debs 1976—
;
Feb-Aug
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
5s
conv
subord debentures 1972
Feb-Aug
McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs 1973——Mar-Sept
♦246
119
Stores
94
Realty
5s
1977
1980——
& Scott 4%s 1975
debentures.
Merritt-Chapman
Corp
_Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
101%
18
105
103%
91
176
102%
102 '/a 102 %
86%'
86 %
101
100
102%
97%
88
?195
5%s
4%s
101
♦91
Co 27/es debentures 1972__May-Nov
debentures 1977
Feb-Aug
101 %
102 % 103
207%
102%
83
104
87%
21
100
103 ya
32
102
104%
2
2
85
*85
Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972.—Jan-July
3%s sink fund debentures 1978
Feb-Aug
3 Vis
sink fund debentures 1980
Mar-Sept
4%s
1972
44
100
115%
subord
Credit
Marathon
79%
Corp—
subord
coll
..Jan-July
1999
40%
11
41%
Co—
debs
subord
(R H)
conv
""""
Corporation—
conv
Forbes
&
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s debs "ex wts"
Macy
*80%
...
Xerox Inc—
1981.
40%
41%
May
4%s conv subord debentures
37%
^
;
Martin
1976
38%
40
M
MacAndrews
•
j
mtge 2%s
66 y4
35%
*38%
'
Macy
Haloid
62 y«
93%
87%
Maine
Water first
57%
34%
Feb-Aug
—April-OcZ
Mar-Sepf
.April-Oct
mortgage 3%s 1982—__—
mortgage 3Vis 1984
mortgage 47/as
1987
1st mortgage 47/ss 1990
50
58%
*tj-4
80
92%
*bo %
79%
6
H
Hackensack
21
62%
77
75
87%
80
56
63%
63
86%
84%
/
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85%
86%
55%
*71%
1st
76
35
&
Gas
1st
85%
14
second gold 3s 1980
...Mar-Sept
Electric 2%s 1979——_May-Noo
Louis div
91%
100%
*65
refund mtge 3%s ser I. 2003—ApriZ-Oct
of 1962 4%s 1987.^.
^..June-Dec
6c
72
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trust
Coll
St
Louisville
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99%
54
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73%
V**'*
'
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98
71
First 6c refund mtge 3.%s ser F 2003
ApriZ-Oct
First 6c refun4 mtge 2%s ser G 2003__,ApriZ-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003.-_".ApriZ-Oct
First
16
73%
2003
6c Nashville RR—
'
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66%
987/a
*100
interest 2003
interest
■
"
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'
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126 |
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t
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mortgage
104
125%
Po'/B
fund 3%S
Series
LouisVllle
Jan- July
1980..
3%s 1981..
1st
mortgage
3%s
1982.
1st mortage 3%s 1983
1st
97%
103
1
103% 104
*104% 104%
ApriZ-Oct
1969—
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103% 103 %i
175% 183
" V
—
182
May-Nov
2%s 1979—
1st
mtge
103 y4
*126
...
Grace (W R)
96ya
Co—
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
.Mar-Sept
General Time 4%s conv subord
General
91%
170
7
93%
Jan- Jut*
-Jan-July
1979
;
debentures
convertible
4Vis
114
.Mar-Sept
3y4S
1980.
3.20s
108
.Mar-Sept
1983
Corp
_
_Mar-Sepl
_.—t
1982
debentures
4%s
155%
4
94%
98%
98 n
.Mar-Sept
:Mar-Sept
1979—
1980——
debentures
General
—
1977
debentures
5s
5s
—...
1975
debentures
5s
—
1972..
debentures
3%s
103
94
91%
_J an-July
96
*103% 105
series A ,1968—_June-Deo
Lake Shore 6c Mich South gold 3%s '97-—June-Dec
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 6c ret 5s stp '74
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to H)84
——Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway 60 (N Y)—
t'' "
1st mortgage A%s extended to 1974;—..Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Corp—
debentures
3 %s
94%
6
187
101
LJan-tfuly
1976.
3yas
Motors
2%s
187
1976, .May-Nov
Corp 3%s debentures
Foods
General
debentures
Co
128
108% 109
June- Dec
1987.
5%s income debs
Co
147
Texas—
.May-Nov
4%s conv subord debentures 1984
Gen Amer Transport 4s conv debs 1981. .May-Nov
General
10
""
Lakefront Dock
1st'
American
83 V»
84 ya
95
84%
t.v.
'■
.
General
82
82%
—
81%
I
G
Gardner-Denver
83%
._
„
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86%
85.%
81
....
70
85%
85%
—
"Oi'/J
—une-Dec
1980
pity Terminal 2%s 1974
Kentucky. Central Ry 4s 19871
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
79
95%
;st mortgage 2%s
70
*85%
Kansas
104%
Coast Ry
72%
Ry -4s
Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984.June-Dec
92%
1
Michigan
City Power 6c Light 2%s
mortgage 2%s 1978
1st
89 y4
104 % 104 7/a
--
6c
Kansas
103%
91%
conv
Kanawha
114
5
89
1977
debentures
Flintkote
102%
—
103% 103%
1972—Jan-Juiy
debs
__
102% 102%
——
May-Nov
1981
5s
Board
Paper
*102%
—
88
♦88
85
88
3
102
87
104
107% 107%
5
100
114
81%
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73
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—
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82 %
49
88%
106% 113
93
93
—
103%
83%
102%
24
78%
103%
85%
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Week's Range
Friday
Interest
bonds
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
„
Bell
1st
sinking
Regulator—
Minneapolis-Honeywell
3%s
fund
sink
*87
Low
New York Stock
1, 1963
States
First
88
863/4
82
(Minnesota)
185
83%
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963/4
96%
First
102%
90
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
99%
1984
First
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mtge 4%s 1992
(Wise) 1st mortgage
99
96
--
3Vis
4Vis 1986
First
mortgage 4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
97
*98
1978
3s
98%
92%
921/4
.
*
1975
2%s 1979
mortgage 3Vis 1982
95%
13
;
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—..
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Feb-Aug
943%
943/4
April-Oct
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88 Va
2
mortgage
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52
3 Vis
5s
57
5
1
79
92%
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21%
22
21
21%
263/4
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22
Ohio
Edison
debs
Monongahela
Ry
mortgage
63
78 Vi
87%
1st
42
77
85%
1st
mortgage
3s
mortgage 2Vis
74
40
67%
77%
1st
mortgage
3%s
73
72%
75 Vi
75
50
65%
76
1st
mortgage
68%
70%
304
62%
71%
1st
66%
1st
Montgomery
4%s
Ward
51%
95
95%
30
25%
51%
105
105
Owens-Illinois
Oxford Paper Co
5 Vis
1
104%
106%
41%
48
75%
76%
35%
74%
85
subord
conv
5%s
Gas
First
Nashville
Chat
St
&
Louis
National
Airlines
Inc
National
Biscuit
4%s
3s
83%
1985-June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987—-—April-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5VaS conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970
June-Dec
—L.
debentures
National Cash Register 4%s
debentures
3s
debentures
4%s
sink
Nat'l
Distillers
debentures
1992
Chem
&
1st
9lVe
!
mortgage
National
Tea
4%s 1989
3%s
conv
1980
' '
sink
5s
fund
debentures
1977
88.
'
3s
3s
debentures
New
•
Junction
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
York Central RR Co—
Consolidated
4s
Refunding
&
Refunding
&
impt 4%s series A 2013
impt 5s series C 2013
Collateral
trust
Y
Central
General
Lake
series
6s
—Feb-Aug
mortgage
River
3%s
Michigan
Chicago
&
First
mortgage
4%s
N
Y
N
Y
income
3s
F
debentures
Connecting
RR
Harlem
&
series
4%s conv 1978
&
Electric
&
refunding
series
A
4s
series
B
N
Lack
Y
4%s
JN
Y
West
series
New
First
•
&
B
Y
mtge
Power
N
Y
N
Y
N Y
2%s series
103
104
108%
91
92%
Q
1980
R
1982
•
inc
&
State
S
1983
June-Dec
27/8s series
T
1976
June-Dec
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85 3/a
3%s series
U
1985
June-Dec
85%
86 3/a
103%
3 Vas series
W
1984
June-Dec
827/a
82%
,
83%
83%
i\
85%
85%
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86%
101%
90
89%
134
100
3 %s series
3%s series
-
1984
Y
1987
Z
1988
&
A
ser
4%s
Gas
87 3/a
86
963/4
94
31
June-Dec
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•
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98
5s
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107
/
1st
cons
&
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Y
4s
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series
Telephone
2%s
1990
June-Dec
1013/4
1991
June-Dec
105%
FF
1992
June-Dec
103%
4%s series
GG
1993
4%s series
-
85%
86%
KH
1994
83%
69
88
55%
65
117
A
D
General
mortgage
2%s
mortgage
3%s
3%s
debentures
1978
1st
&
and
Western
Central
ref
debentures
1983
3%s
debentures
3%s
98
debentures
*56%
65%
59"%
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63%
4%s
70%
60%
8
Pacific
Northern Natural
&
52%
59%
52%
86%
87
80 Va
82
88
90
General
59%
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ref
A
76
70
76
2022
A
5s
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May
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63/4
53%
108
46 %
58
19
63/4
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4976
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s
f
debentures
5,Ybs
st
f
debentures
s
f
debentures
1981
s
f
1
1981
footnotes,
series
1979
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—
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.
97
104
104
106 Va
102%
;
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101%
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99%
78
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103 3/a
100
:
99
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80%
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87%
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83
87
88%
83
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78%
82%
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100
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% 101
103
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June-Dec
1,320
1043/4
87 Va
4
85%
100% IOIV4
30
100
101%
31
101
1031%
87
100%
June-Dec
1981
D
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136%
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1968
B
series
1021/4 1023/4
89V4
83
■-
82
24
74%
Jan-tfuZy
81%
82
13
74
82i%
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April
64
64%
11
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651/2
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81
81
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Mar-Sept
89
...
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
95
68
75
5
88%
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71
102
1977—
series D 1980
V
80%.,;.
853/4
86%
83
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89%
83
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78%
94%
94%
10
94%
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86%
86%
12
83
863/4
80 Va
80 Va
4
79%
81 Va
82
85%
84%
102
102%
...
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104 s/a
96%
..
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80
81
81%
87V4
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104
87%
841/4
871%
1983
June-Dec
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84
83
841/4
3 VaS
1985
ApriZ-Oct
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84
82%
4%s
1987
Mar-Sept
103% 103%
5
102
104V4
3%s
1988
91V4
14
90
941%
43/as
1986
5s
110
120
-
113
94%
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.
-
101
29.
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104
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subord
debs
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100
104
April-Oct
1989
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105
106%
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Feb-Aug
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1987
102
113
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2
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316
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99
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102
99
32
93
75
991/4
—
98
75
98
993/4
r
*99%
—
Cine Chicago & St Louis
mortgage 5s series A 1970
mortgage 5s series B 1975
79
94
98%
98%
43
91%
75%
100
75%
99 %
1
71%
77
98%
99V»
97%
98
88%
90
89
89
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95
98
100
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101
97%
101
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1974
.June-Dec
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——^u^Dec
«
v;
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105
103
"
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General
96
-
v
.
91%
100% ,103%
-
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Plantation
104%
163% • 105 Va
3%s-sink
Pipe
,
Line
2%s
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1986;
90
—ApriZ-Oct
1970—
fund' debentures
90
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-
.
.102
-
*
-90%
60 %
95-%
"i
_
"99 % J.Q2-.
102
-
RR—
June-Dec
April-Oct
-General mortgage 3%s series E "1975—%Apfll-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Jan-July
"Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37/8s series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh
•
96%
94%
'
-—
90%
•
\
104%.
*103%
.*—.
97
.
92%
•
—
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92%
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-
87
f
91
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i
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2047
94%
97
92%
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30
—
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-
A
94 Va:
__
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Mw-Nov
May -Nov
conv
853/4
May-Nov
106%
37
May-JVou___.
91
34
110
94%
J——May-A'o»-
l
91
__
104% 105%
113
82 %
*84%
3 VaS
-
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vas s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
84%
85%
*
Feb-Aug
Jan- July
1982
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
81%
81%
86%
105
_May-JVo«
.
77%
81%
*85%
1978
First & refunding
83%
81
.
96
May-Nou
rjune-Dec
1967
First & refunding
First.& refundnig
813/4
1
96
903/4
First & refunding
First & refunding
87%
843/4
3
89
90%
1974
27/eS
853/4
-*.
*89%
1981
3%s
841/4
**'
June-Dec
102 i/s
2%s
refunding
-793/4
96%
/
2%s
First &
r
83%
96%
99
95
2%s
First & refunding
First & refunding
83
RR
First & refunding
35%
3
4
C
1971—
65 3/a
*81
1973—May-Nou
May-Nou
May-Nov
;
2%s
65
27
V
Wash
&
1974
B
Co—
First & refunding
First & refunding
*79
*85
series
25%
—
80%
J
Baltimore
5s
593/4
"5
30
*91%
2047
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser
C.oll xriisc, 4s
1984————
For
1063/4
93%
4
1013/4 102
1964—June-Dec
1965
A
gold 4%s series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
643/4
79%
--
65
*96%
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
Jan
series
64%
64
*28%
•**—
1996__April-Ocf
197£L_
4%s
:-4%s
3s
104%
i
Airways—
General
871/4
55%
mm''
;';.V
*67%
„
1974—Mar-Sept
1980
lien
World
Marquette Ry 3%s
General
55%
85%
5
—m
—
20%
8%
6 3/a
50
861/2
*80
,
Mar-Sept
1987_Jan-July
1977
debentures. 197S—
General
Pere
Philadelphia
16%
150
55
86%
—.
312
7%
*51
___Jan-July
.'—-Feb-Aug ;
—.Jan-July
f|, debentures
f.
debentures
1988
3%s debentures
mortgage 4%s series E 1984
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
• Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
55%
18%
19
Jan-July
Jan-July
2019—tfan-July
1974
s
.
4
Mar-Sept
debentures
;
.
47 Va
51%
Feb-Aug
f
;
1
70
47 Va
Jan-July
debs
f
,
4%s
*73%
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
s
s
*102%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
subord debentures
conv
5s
Gas
sf.debentrues
American
4Vis
s
4%s
10
13
94Vs
16
99%
May-Nov
1991
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
4%s
1974
4%s.
-.
—
Oil
1981
General
3%s s f debs
debentures
1973
4%s
.
—
General
1982
3%s
*
104.
63%
General
A
3%s
1
debentures
Western
76
2004
Ry first gold 4s
series
•~~-
88
85'/a
100 Va
.
43
Mar-Sept
89
1983
general
4%s
86
85%
843/4
ii
.
: 13
103% 103%
:_Mar-Sept
3Vas
70
1977
mortgage 4%s 1987
Chem Co 4%s conv sub
Norfolk
1
^
1051/a 106
April-Oct
April-Ocf
70%
1983
Northern
93%
June-Dec
1986——_—;
1987
89
General
v
1985
debentures
debentures
75%
1980
General
3%s
-June-Dec
3 Vas
70
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s
1980
mortgage
83
100 3/4 102
,
June-Dec
4%s series II 1995
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures
88
Refunding mtge 3s series H 1989
April-Oct '
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
April-Oct '
Refunding mtge 4%s series J 1991—_May-Nov
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Jan-VuZy
Nopco
tfune-Dec
88
85%
2
■
82
69 Va
84%
*
89
81%
-
*72
Refunding mtge 3%s series E 1978
Refunding mtge 3s series F 1981
General
:
86 Va
85%
1
1051% 1053/4
t
—June-Dec
EE
DD
* series'
841/8
851/4
6
1013/4 1013/4
..
4%s series
5s
24
2007
ser
series
series
June-Dec
1978—■_«..1
CC
83%
'
4%s series
96%
4%s A '73_Jan-July
2%s
4%s
83%
—June-Dec
1989
BB
series
f 88
1994
4s
mortgage
June-Dec
1986
AA
series
3%s
103%
101
—
Susquehanna & Western RR—
General
*
June-Dec
3%s series
101
X
82
843/4
RR—
& Port Chester
Electric
n
843/4
823/4
81
80%
843/4
81
——
3s
series
861/2
871/2
80
81%
tfune-Dec
923/4
96%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
Putnam first consol gtd 4s
1993—ApriZ-Oct
1st
N
conv
*79%
June-Dec
3 VaS series
91
84 Va
"
95%
77%
47%
941%
98 Va
85
103%
933/a
71
May-Nov
94Va
90%
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101%
59%
May-Nov
Hartford
-V"
June-Dec
1981
P
2%s series
|
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1973
91
24
65%
*81%
97
85%
91
*86%
1
2
84 3/a
100
-
62
65 %
98%
85%
June-Dec
72
&
Term
•
&
refunding mtge 4s
General
Harlem River
A
98 3/a
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
series
June-Dec
88%
1975—April-Oct
1973
Haven
&
4s
June-Dec
1970
1977
-
1161/2
issues
1966
32
6^%
2043
95
89
75%
2043
Mortgage
N
B
2000—
4s
92
108%
Co—
mortgage
I
27/8s
60%
June-Dec
series
3%s
Mortgage
7
88 %
89%
*
•
April-Oct
1986
2
1083/4 109
April-Ocf
1979
—
1-
June-Dec
1989
2%s
gold
1980
1193/4
88 3/4
47/as
E
120 3/a
113
92
June-Dec
RR—
ser
113%
20
92
1974
Louis—
St
Refunding mortgage 3%s
79
117% 118
L
Pan
York
New
117% 118%
118
series
75
65%
993/4
118%
June-Dec
3s
66%
1997
99%
10
75%
96 %>
collateral
95
IO2V2
100
913/4
66%
April-Oct
85
95
j
91
April-Oct
Jan-July
gold 3%s 1998—-Feb-Aug
Cent Collateral gold 3%s '98—Feb-Aug
Shore
,
85
■
— —
■£
—;
91
*90
61%
'
91%
85 V
,
*87%
v
86%
91
April-Oct-'
1980
Hudson
&
1998
A
84%
7
833/4
*993/4
1982—May-Nou
1988
N
1
102-^y:
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r
85%
June-Dec
P O to
•81%
tr
:
86%
--
1971
-
-
91
84%
11
—
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Mar-Sept
debs
M
'
99
*86%
.♦
—-May-Nov
New
N
Feb-Aug.
Mar-Sept
New
r—
85%
K
82
'■
^Jan-July
i
1986
3%s
series
April-Ocf
4s
RR
Jan-July
conv
series
*102
102
Mar-Sept,
1988
3%s
87
_
series
\i
1974
B611 Telephone
Jersey
Jersey
803/s
3s
.+'
New
77
80%
91%
New England
Tel & Tel Co—
debentures 1982
1341/4
75
*83 3/4
—-
Mar-Sept
5Vis
3s
95
/ 98V2
Feb-Aup>.
-
119%
■
.
71%
'
*
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3s
1
92
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^
104
152
—
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108 3/a
•
.
100% 100 3/4
„
83%
101%
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'
:_May-NQo
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:
1983
Co
85%
——
June-Dec
1993
debs
851/2
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—
tfune-Dec
1043/4
102
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——
104
823/4
—
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851/z
Mar-Sept
103%
9lVa
102
*90
June-Dec
Co
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May-Nov
233
1021/4 1021/4
:
—
series J
19
943/4
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:
105
3s
26
.
I
91%
91%
IOOV2
103%
1031%
—
88
34
1053/4 107
debs
4%s
—
101% 101%
119% 122%
120%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
3
IOOV4 101 Va
102
~6
97%
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25
107
Mar-Sept
IO41/2
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149%
104%
103% 103%
101 %
1083—May-Nov
Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974_Aprit-Oct
National Lead Co 4%s subord debs 1988—Apr-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3%s 1982
—May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1986
—;—— _May-N'ot;
-
945
June-Dec
1976
fund
233
104% 105
i-' "
June-Dec
1970
3 VaS
77
1043/4
f debs
s
104
94
77%
A
■
207
232
debs
conv
953/4
86%
70
83%
83
*71
1976—May-Nov
1987—April-Oct
6s
100
85
*85%
.Mar-Sept
1980_
ser
1986—Feb-Aug
85
97
77%
Pacific
conv
1975
Glass
3%s series
Corporation
83
43%
10
N
NAFI
85
2
"100%
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
1980
1982
Chemical
1031/a
41
—April-Oct
5
25
97
Co—
1979
4Vis
mortgage
Mathieson
1031%
105 Vi 105 %
41%
853/4
83%
"103%
Mar-Sept
1985
3Vis 1988
mortgage 4 Vis 1987
1st
Olin
2%s
~1
104
104
Feb-Aug
1978
~2
51%
*104% 104 7/a
Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986—i—May-Nov
debentures
95%
51
Feb-Aug
Morris &
3 Vis
70
95%
April
1981
debentures 1981
5 Vis subord
*65 Vi
1980—Jan-July
Credit 4%s debs
debentures
1974
3s
mortgage
59
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
2007
1
Jan
85%
*94
Jan -July
3Vis
68%
1991
B 1966
series
3 Vis
inc debs
6s
Electric
&
74
2045
1
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
•
Gas
1st
2020—«.
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
80
97
Jane-Dec
1975
1980
2%s
82 Vi
85
81
80
O
2%s
mortgage
85 Vi
85 J/4
81%
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 1990
mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005
• Gen mage income 43/4S series A Jan
1
1979
2%s 1984
861/2
853/4
83%
Feb-Aug
mortgage
Vi
Pacific RR Co—
1st
Monon Railroad
first
mortgage
Oklahoma
1st
85%
86
84%
84
—
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1996
~8
—i
—
April-Oct
1977
1987
I)
843/4
debentures Jan
High
83
853/4
Feb-Aug
2%s
Telephone
65%
66%
~1
income
Low
94s/a
— —
62
91%
• 5s
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
—-
tfwne-Dec
1979
conv
Bell
debentures
91%
•
Range Since
Sold
60%
933/4
Corp
Northwestern
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—April-Oct
• 5 Vis
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
Cum
Missouri
Bonds
High
;
Jan-July
1991
4%s
*743/8
•
Friday's
89%
13
58
81
88%
62
98%
3s
1st
97%
mortgage
Northrop
18
57%
1st
93
93%
--
98
88%
62
943/4
91
2
92%
973/s
97%
May -Nov
1978
D
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1st
Jan-July
series
1974__Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
2%s
mortgage
2%s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
4%s
1963
Co—
mortgage
82
90
*89VB
1st
first
mortgage
1st
82
99%
'
*99% 101
83%
80%
•
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971
May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Ocf
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—iFune-Dec
lien
Sale Price
Low
..
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage
6s
1985
Prior
5
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
High
116
387
88
*79
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debentures 1976
debentures 1972
fund
sink
3.10s
No.
High
173% 185
June-Dec
3%s 1969———
—
fund debentures 1967
mortgage
Jan.
■
1979—Jon-July
1969—Mar-Sept
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis
1st mortgage 2Vis 1969
37/8s
180
3Vis 1988—April-Oct
1991
debentures
4%s
Monday, August
.
.
2%s 1974—May-Nou
mortgage
Michigan
_
—„„ApriZ-Oct
—-Fe^Aug
2%s
1980
Telephone Co
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Northern
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s
conv
subord debs 1975
Metropolitan Edison first mtge
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
1st
.
YQRK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 2)
NEW
New York Stock
.
61%
95 %
95"
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95%
-94%
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9
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102%
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103%
87%--
91%
59%
98
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93
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96
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.
Power
mortgage • 3 %s
mortgage
Co—
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—
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—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
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: Procter •&.. Gamble B'/eS- debs. -1981-—-Mar-Sept
*76
*76%
;r
96"
;96.
—
84%
—
96
Number 6287
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(497)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
May -Nov
1968_Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—tfujie-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 27/es 1979_Ju»e-Dec
debentures 1972
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983-Apnl-Oci
debentures 1975
April-Oct
debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
First
First
First
First
3%s
First
3%s
45/«s
Sold
Low
No.
New York Stock
99
.
99 i96
It
94
9911
143
90%
90 Vi
85
93Vi
*93
24
102%
102
87%
94
IOI1/2
—
or
1983
May-Nov
refund M
and
May-Nov
3 Vis series
refund
M
3Vis
91%
105
Texas
Pacific-Missouri
Term
RR
of
New
p
ser
1985—Jan-July
1
1
Tidewater
•
Trans
Oil
33/is
1974
Jan-July
1964
Oats 2%s debentures
Quaker
98 Vi
91%.
48
98 Vi
99%
88
90%
91
76
94%
70%
10
76
925/s
2
100% 100 %
Feb-Aug
101
70
__
3Vis
*81 %
112%
Jan-July
1986
*104%
April-Oct
Airlines 6 Vis inc debs
1978_June-Dec
80
__
112Vi 113
82%
120
104
105
86
88%
140
70%
92
93%
95%
12
84%
85 5/»
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94%
187%
88%
81%
112
12
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86%
90
Q
99 Vi
High
39
98 Vi
*80%
June-Dec
1986
Co
World
Low
913A
*89^8
•
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
98 V*
76
t
Range Since
Sold
High
91%
1
rH 10 10 iS
Bonds
Pacific—
Orleans
debentures
1
B
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5Vis
*98 ill
Friday's
Bid & Asked
98%
94%
86
*93 Vi
and
General
921/4
*86
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C
1990„Apn2-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
tfu'ne-Dec
92
83 Vi
21
91
Company
First
170 i/a
170
*84 Vi
Sale Price
Texas Corp 3s
Texas & New Orleans RR—
100
108 Vi
108
"160
Last
Period
Low
97
94
1
94
94
991/2
"110
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
Texas
1963
First and refunding mortgage 3V4S
debentures
3s
High
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Bonds
Friday
BONDS
Co—
& Gas
Service Electric
Public
for Week Ended August 2)
Week's Range
Last
29
14
92
99
u
R
Union
56 Vi
Richfield
Oil
4%s
Corp
56 Vi
45
22
32
100%
124
127%
113
debentures
1st
92
85%
122
*85
124
102%
891/2
92%
3s
136%
&
mtge
3 Vis
1st
4Vis
serial
General
—Mar-Sept
*94 Vi
-May-Nov
tr
2%s
1980
1982
subord
conv
May-Nov
debs
debs
7
111
102
107
Union
5s
Tank
f
s
United
Car
3%s
4Vis
Co
1973
1986
of
debentures
United
debs
f
s
debentures
Biscuit
America'2%s
1977
Gas
1st
Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Saguenay
St
*76%
gold
Louis-San
•
1996
6s
Ry
Francisco
*67%
series
4s
mtge
debs
income
• 5s
B 1980
series A Jan
Louis-Southwestern
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
80%
82
__
S006—Mar-Nov
81
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—
Line
RR
debentures
5s
Roebuck
Sears
debentures
1982
Co? 4%s
&
Oil
Shell
Union
Sinclair
Skelly
Co
2Via debentures
4 Vis debs
Oil 2 Vis
&
;Z'
conv
4Vis
States
4Vis
Gold
4Vis
First
*86 Vi
--
—
963A
863A
__
663/4
A
1977
1st mtge 3%s ser
Spiegel
5 Vis
Bell Tell
debentures
3Vis
Oil
Standard
Oil
4Vis
of
23/is
California
(Indiana)
debentures
debs
1985_
101 % 1017/s
loiii
101
103%
105
107 Vi
104
1053/4
106
106
104% 104%
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60
86
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103%
90%
103
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232
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83
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Jan-July
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Jan -July
84 Vi
84%
3
78%
78%
7
*775/8
—
__
82%
763/4
77%
~
Oil
4Vis
Co
(Ohio)
3Vis
1984
*65%
*150
—
subord
debs
Symington
4Vis
Wayne
1982
1973
92%
——
99 %
__
*91%
91%
__
100
*10034 103
101%
99% 100
11
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915%
1015/8
100 3A
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103%
104
1003i 101%
*105%
99 Vi
6
101 %
103%
106
104 % 104%
1033/8
105%
103 Vi 103%
18
101 %
105
141Vi 143
103%
10
1981
April-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
1976
49
132
156
debs
1983
debentures
1986
April-Oct
85
*87
*93%
97
102%
87
93%
96 Vi
97 %
1023/a 102 7/a
57
93%'
96
__
98%
102 %
85
104%
subord debentures
conv
debentures
subord
debs
&
Power
Jane-Dec
1969
subord
1976
Mar-Sept
1980
Mar-Sept
753A
—
21
.-97
98
•
97
12
1
75%
23
76%
843/4
90
82
114
Co—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
April-Oct
2%s series E 1975
3s series F 1978
2%s
1st & ref mtge 23As
1st Si ref intge 33/as
1st Si ret mtge 3V4s
86
*85 Ve
—
series
series
series
series
G 1979
H 1980
I 1981
J 1982
85 3/a
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*82%
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——
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90%
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94 Vi
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78%
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94%
91%
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86
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78
87%
86
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86%
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——
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119
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,
90%
121
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79%
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168%
150
57
99%
25
103 3/a
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26
99
99%
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86%
__
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20
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76%
61
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11
104%
107
106% 106 %
106%
12
105
108
97%
*99
*103%
__
*85
—
—
99
104%
100
—
mtge
—
Pacific RR
Western
April-Oct
May-Nov
June-Dec
78%
78 3/a
3
76%
81
84%
78 3/a
84%
15
84%
84%
5s
110
24
103%
27
101
103%
58
1
86%
35
102%
34
87%
Jan-July
87%
—
87%
1
87
i_Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sept
89%
99 ya
*100% 101
*97%
——
97%
__
Mar-Sept
98 Vi
98
15
99
1
991/4
1011/2
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98 Vi
3
971/2
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95%
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40%
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40%
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60 %
61
59
59
59%
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98
98
98
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98
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51
88%
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81
81
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107%.
88
87
99
99
99
101
102%
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103 %
80%
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100
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*81
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May
debs
I
91
__
99
7
100%,
99%
993A
1
98%
100
90 %
5
88%
93
*90%
convertible
Jan-July
993/4
s
863A
92
*97
__
70
59%
70%
24
59 Vi
59 Vi
.
141
*83%
__
*81
90%
97%
99
65%
723/8
57
72
83 3/8
84%
92%
95
__
100
893/4
82
87 3/a
96
93
99 3/s 100
99%
*891/4
May-Nov
813A
13V*
90 Vi
80
Whirlpool Corp
100
100% 1001/4
May-Nov
A
1984
Co 5Vis
mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
debentures
1975
First
3%s
101%
94
Teleg
74
79%
90%
90 %
89%
86%
Co 3%a series
debentures
Union
80
79 %
1981
1991
May-Wop
1043/a
873A
86%
103
Jan
A
3Vis sink fund debs 1980__Feb-Aup
Wilson Si Co. 4Vis sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
tfan-July
•Gen mtge 4Vis 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 3 Vis 1971
Jan-July
90%
103 %
875/a
April-Oct
1971—May-Nov
series
1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Si Lake E^rie RR 23/4s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1870
Mar-Sept
105%
1013/s 102 V*
102%
income
Western
124%
104 % 1043/4
112Vi 114 Vi
U2%
income
4s
Gen mtge income 4Vis series B Jan
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
1
100
96
Co—
April
April
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3 Vis 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-Vuly
General
mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s
1974
May-Wop
West Penn Power 3Vis 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-Oct
1st mortgage 3Vis series C 1979
April-Oct
5 Vis
debentures
1982
Jan-July
101%
100%
RR
—
911/4
*93%
93%
93%
1
93%
Corp—
subord
conv
4s
66
59
__
171
100% 101%
1013/a
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Wop
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
debentures
97
92%
*99%
——
——
Virginian
Inc—
Sunray DX Oil 4 Vis debs 1987
Sunray
Oil Corp 2Vis debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
2Vis
97 3/4
94%
__
86%
1013/g 102 3/4
101 %
April-Oct
4Vis 1982
debentures
Camp
conv
96
94%
238
231
*214
1983——Jan-July
3Vis conv 1982
-April-Oct
1983—
Chemical
Stokely-Van
97%
94 Vi
*91%
May-Wop
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4V4s
1983
Mar-Sept
Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3i%s ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien Si ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Feb-Aug
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs 1982_—Mar-Sept
108
99%
100
I
Stauffer
93
91
*96 Vi
——
Mav-Wop
1967
fund
Virginia Electric
1st Si ref mtge
1st 81 ref mtge
1st & ref mtge
92%
103%
6
93%
89 5/a
4%&
90
78
103"% 1043/4
4%s
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s
2%s
debentures
1974
Standard
—
Corp of America—
conv
4Vis conv
Vendo Co—
104
—
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
-May-Nov
A '75_June-Dec
1983
Inc 5s conv subord
debentures 1983
Standard
debentures
debentures
Steel
sinking
Vanadium
102
1047/a
2Vis series E 1986
Jan-July
First
2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
Frist mortgage 5Vis series H
1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-VuZy
1st
mtge coll tr 4Vis 1988
Feb-Aup
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Wop
3 Vis
91%
89%
93
*91
99%
June-Dec
100%
106 %
~i
94%
*89%
—
Jan-July
1978
99%
5
104
94%
Mar-Sept
1980
99 %
*104
•
87%
.72
87%
20
mortgage
mortgage
Southwestern
1978
69 %
—
80%
Pacific RR Co—
Southern
99%
84 Vi
12
71 %
106%
95 Vi
21
Gen
Lines)
1981
San Fran Term
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
85 %
*70
126
100
Southern Pacific Co—
Gold
85 3/8
•
—
91%
106%
114%
220
141%
Wabash
(Oregon
1969
105%
121% 125
Freight Co—
subord
debentures
United
945/a
1017/8
debentures 1970
Jan-July
Southern
Indiana
Ry
2%s-4Vis
1994
«Fan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv 1973-June-Dec
4Vis
debentures
Rubber 2%s
87%
102% 102%
convertible
First
--
88%
89%
104%
__
*105
123%
83
86
~4
Co—
Southern
3 Vis
fund
States
2%s
-V-'.''.'V
.—April-Oct
1963
Telegraph
1985
debentures
1987
California Edison
2 Vis
—
Apr-OCt
June-Dec
1993
1979
debentures
5s
U S
87 V*
102%
2
87%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1971
1976—
Telepnone
debentures
2 Vis
*963/4
Jan-July
South & North Alabama RR 5s
3s
87%
104 % 105
104%
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
Bell
96
79%
—
Jan-July
April-Oct
19791
Socony-Vacuum
Southern
*80%
1983_Feb-Auff
Corp 4%s conv debs
2 Vis debentures 1965
Smith-Corona Marchant 5Vis
Socony Mobil Oil Co
92%
84%
100
—
1972
4 Vis
83
120%
208
Feb-Aug
sinking fund debentures 1980
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
:
debs
f
s
Oil
Oil
trust
l$t mtge Si coll trust 5s
4%s sink
91
2
*91
Jan-July
May-Nop
April-Oct
5 Vis
85%
__
923/4
coll
83
94%
*100
—
tfune-Dec
1986
debs
4%s
Oil
&
84%
80%
973/s
1972
debentures
69%
__
128% 130
June-Dec
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell
923/4
128%
Feb-Aug
1977———May-Nov
L1.—Jan-JUZy
1972
subordinated
92%
Jan-July
1980
& Sons 2 Vis 1966
3s debentures 1974
Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp—v
4 Vis
*87%
_
Jan-July
(Jos E)
debentures
*94 %
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3s series B 1980
3Vis s f debentures 1977
Seaboard Finance Co 5 Vis debs
~4%s
mtge
;
1971
fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4 Vis 1977
853A
89
*843/8
86
83
Co—
1st
Seagram
&
76%
33
1
86
J an-July
3Vis
83%
5
——
*91
__
Mar-Sept
Scott
Air
81%
fund
mtge
United
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Seaboard
sinking
1st
trust
74
11
81%
— —
80
1989
bond certificates
4s
33As
76%
Ry—
May -Nop
1989_Jan-July
St Paul Si Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3Vis B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-JVon
First
sink
74"%
66%
—
43/8s
62%
74%
—
82
——
coll
&
90%
1st
Second
1st
mtge Si coll trust 3%s 1975
189%
__
Co—
mortgage 4s series A 1997
mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2002
1st
St
April-Ocf
Lawrence
Second
mtge
1st
St
Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
*89%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
__
83
—-
June-Dec
June-Dec
85 Vi
*—
1970_tfune-Dec
1991
95%
85
*94%
96
106
14
104Vi 106
*94
...
.June-Dec
pacific RR 2Vis debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991_Mar-Sept
100
943/4
96
106% 107 Vi
1977—June-Dec
Royal McBee 6Vis conv debentures
100
"100
3V4s series J 1969—Mar-Sept
5%s
conv
debs
1977
tfan-July
mortgage
Aircraft
Rohr
coll
Union
1977-
D
Missouri
Union Oil Co of California 2%s
4Vis debentures 1986
Corp
Electric
&
Gas
of
1968
mtge
4Vis
Rochester
Co
33/as 1971—May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 23/4s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
First
58Vi
85
*91
1983—Aprii-Oct
debs
conv
56 Ye
100 Vi ioo%
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
43/8S debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Apnl-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 37/eS debs
1975
Electric
debs
1982
April-Oct
117
117
117
10
124
109
Yonkers
Elec
Lt
&
Power
2%s
1976
Jan-July
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H J.990J——April-Oct _
_
.
*__
*__
80
1033/8
101%
102%
•*
Talcott
5 Vis
5s
(James)
Inc—
notes 1979
•
.
senior
.capital
conv .notes
—June-Dec
1979
5Vi,% senior notes 1980
Tandy Corp 6Vis debs 1978—;
Terminal
Refund
RR
Assn
of
and
St
—V'
133
*105%
133
-
—
133
—June-Dec.
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129
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104%
92
92
923/4
91
105%
169
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Monday, August 5, 1963
.
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30
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
ending Friday,
and
for the week beginning Monday
Stock Exchange
the American
on
complete report ofthe transactions
July 29,
August 2. It is compiled by the report of the American
extensive list we furnish a
In the following
Range
of Prices
2%
1
1
A
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class
Mfg Corp
10o
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp
Acme-Hamilton
Class
Dynamics Inc
A
Corp—
Acme
Wire
Products
Precision
Co
Plastics
"Admiral
Aero-Plow
Corp
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
Inc
Techniques Inc
Aid" Investment & Discount Inc
4
A
Alabama
——
—
4.20%
Power
i„
800
2%
Jun
3,200
2%
3 Va
1%
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
2%
Jun
700
57/a
2,100
2%
3,300
2%
9
55 %
4,600
45 Va
2 fa
3V4
22%
2,800
2% July
10% May
Co
Inc
'
7 Vz
Jan
Jan
21
3%
3%
1,600
20%
23%
6,200
v
15,900
15
91
15 Va
65% Apr
91%
I
24% July
4y2 Feb
19%
75
13% May
17%
Jan
89%
93%
Feb
Jan
18
18
18%
500
12% Jan
2i%
75 %
76
400
62 % Mar
80
7%
7%
7%
3%
3%
3Va
Alliance Tire
Allied
5%%
Allied
Allied
Paper
Alloys
Co
Brad
Jun
3,400
Jun
8%
3y4
Jan
5y2
Inc
Alsco
class
Inc
Aluminum Co
Oil
Ambassador
American
Corp
2%
93/8
3,300
7%
2 Va May
4
300
8
! May
9%
Jun
900
7% Jan
9%
Feb
14%
Feb
8%
5
Aug
8%
4,400
4,800
5%
500
4% July
4%
1,800
3% July
16%
86%
86%
400
84 Va
Apr
5%
53/8
5%
11,000
5%
Jan
6%
43/a
4%
1,700
3%
Jan
43 %
43%
4%
4%
47/s
900
4
6%
67/a
500
4%
4,800
4
1
Aluminum
American-Internatl
10
Paper
25o
Mills
3%
3 Va
4,500
125
3%
American
Amer
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Petrofina
'American
A R
C
Inc
A
2%
1,100
2%
2%
2%
2%
2,800
46 Va
46 Va
77/a
300
16,200
American
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10o
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
American
Thread
Anchor
5%
preferred
11%
3%
4%
Post Products
Chemical
Co
Apollo
Inc
American
Stores
10%
200
10
Mar
20%
"33/4
Associated
14
123/a
12 3/8
13 Va
993/4
99%
993/4
&
Gas
regis—;
Corp.
Line
Atlas
Corp
1
5%
4%
4% May
Aug
14% July
101
Jan
13 Va
Jan
22% July
30
13/4
1,200
%
8,000
53/4
1,100
1,400
1%
Jun
% Mar
3%
Jan
Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
1% Feb
6% July
4V2
1%
6
Jan
3%
Feb
4%
54,900
2% Mar
6
Jan
12 y2 July
1,300
Mar
14%
Jun
7%
6%
9
%■• Jun
1,200
6% July
8
Mar
2%
3,800
2%' Apr
71/2
7% / 7%
1,300
7ya July
9
5 Va Mar
1.300
Jan
'
65
•
10 pesos '
,
Inc__
65 %
500
10%
ll7/a
7,500
13
iy4
55%
Jan
8% May
25,000
15
15ya
1
Inc
II V4
1%
1%
-1
15%
-2,500
2,600
%
%
10c
15y4
14%
20y4
20"
20%
1
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Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc„ •
Automatic Steel Products Inc com
37/a
71%
14%
Jun
Feb
Inc
Feb
%
Feb
1%
Aug
Jun
Jan
17%
Feb
Feb
%
Jan
%
*
Apr
16%
13%
Jan
3V2
Jun
23% May
5% Feb
5
5,100
4V4 July
6
Jun
3%
4,200
2y2 Mar
4%
Jan
l77/a
20%
2,200
43%
43%
100
11%
.
43%
3
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11%
__
10'
10 y4
600
3%
3%
6,400
2,300
4
4y4
10c
-
13
6%
13
3%
11
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27,300
A
15%
.1
Inc.—
Inc
20c
ord
81 Vz
90
7,500
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~1%
2
2
2
1,200
800
1
19%
17%
19%
5,400
•
2%
2%
2%
8,100
A_l
Jan
40 y2 Mar
Baker Industries Inc
8%
1
8%
9%
934
81
100
8%
9%
Jun
22% May
15
" Mar
<*R%
Jun
600
Mar
8
Jan
5
11 %
May
11% Mar
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
Common
~
Baldwin
Banff
preferred-;
Securities
Oil
^Banner
•
Corp
1
10c
Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes Engineering Co
Barry Wright Corp.,
Barton's
Candy
;
Corp
Corp
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings Inc
Beck
(AS)
Corp
Corp
instrument
Watch
Co
For
1,200
4% Jun
1% May
4% Jan
5,500
3%
18
Jan
1 iaa
2%
1,800
2%
Apr
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
14% July
23 Va
Jan
7%
7%
1,700
14 %
18%
22,700
9%
10 Va
Jan
2,300
-
1,300
7%
Aug
103%
12,250
203/4
Jan
35
7%
7%
7%
27%
35
25%
25%
500
10s
8%
8%
9%
800
registered-.
10s
8%
8%
600
7i36
Jun
10
21%
19%
21%
31.800
18 %
Feb
21%
•
——-
7%
Jun
3,200
%
Jan
li30
16,100
%
Feb
1 % Mar
20 Va
21%
5,800
14%
Jan
£1
8%
8
8
A
A
52,700
6 3/8
Jan
6%
1,200
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
2%
1,100
2
May
47% July
3 Vz
Jan
50%
700
5
5%
3,300
4
8%
8%
1,000
7% May
1
734
734
7%
2,000
see page
34.
6%
Jan
Jan
8
A July
22%
Jan
283/4 May
24
24
24%
3,400
22 %
Jan
28% May
■
4%
A
30c
common
preferred———
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Co Inc
1
serial
Bunker
preferred
Hill
12%
Jun
4,600
•43/a
Jan
8 Va
Jan
Jun
15%
7,500
13 %
Jan
16 %
10
10%
200
10%
Jan
_1
.
Inc
(The)
Jun
8% May
14%
10%
3%
3%
500
3% July
10% Feb
6% Jan
17%
19%
22,500
8%
19% July
ii%-;
12
50c
._
Company
2.50
Burgmaster Corp
15%
18%
1
Burma Mines Ltd—
8%
10,400
I
—:
Industries
7% Jan
7%
6%
66%C
900
12
11
12
Jun
5
8
77/o
lq
i
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,
' 400
Jan
11% July
14
Jun
■
'
American dep rets ord shares
Butler's
BVD
i36
■? 3% May
5% May
5%
6%
Jun
700
5,000
6% July
9%
Jan
Apr
19 Va
Jan
l73/a Aug
22% Feb
22%
63 Vz
Jan
75
May
Jun
%
%
25c
4%
4%
1
6%
6%
6%
1
6%
6%
6 3/4
1
Co
18%
17%
18 %
8,100
16 Va
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(J
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Shoe
Co
Jan
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3s 6d
Son
&
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Corp
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5,500
43/a
J
800
Jan
Apr
c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
•
173/4
173/a
173/4
4,000
California
1
28%
27%
28 Va
10,600
73%
73%
50
Electric
$3.00
pi
$2.50
Power
common
preferred
eferred
50
;
50
preferred
53 % May
6% Jun
10% May
9% Jan
Feb
29 % May
52 Va
52 Va
100
52
Jan
55
56
52%
50
563/s
200
533/4
Jun
60% Mar
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
Class
A
10c
:
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—„ 1
Campbell Machines Inc
«
1
7
63/4
7%
3.400
6 3/4 July
3%
3%
33/4
9,100
6
6
2,300
3% Jan
4% May
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
Ltd—.
Co
12
% Jan
4 3/4 May
7 Vz
Jun
»
$1.30 preferred
—:
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Jan
3 6 3/4
Apr
3 % Mar
4%
Jan
6% July
27%
*
common—:
20
1
"3%
"33/4
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10,600
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
•
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—-i
10c
8%
Jan
%
"%
"15
2,800
%
Jun
1 Va
Jan
3/4
3/4
1,200
3/4 July
1%
7%
7%
2,900
7% July
9%
Jan
13%
3%
15%
104,100
18.V4
Jun
1,700
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
10%
10 J/4
100
93/4
Jan
10%
Feb
43/4
43/4
43/4
200
4%
Feb
6 Va
Jan
%
Feb
14%
5%
14%
13%
Apr
50e
1
223/4
21%
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Javelin
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd
Gas
Canadianwide
Canadian
Ltd
2.50
Ltd
*
1
partic pfd
Properties Ltd
Williston
1
Corp
-
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Co
1
-5.50
—,
90
(J W)
(AM)
Catalin
Central
Central
L
500
Services
Inc
Corp
Maine
Power
Power
&
$1.50
series
B
400
108 %
108
70
3/4
1,200
Co
Charter
Co
Oil
Cherry-Burrell
Mar
107%
Jan
Mar
4%
13%
13%
600
10%
Jan
4%
3%
4i/4
4,000
3%
Jan
1
8%
8%
8 3/8
1,500
%
%
18
11,500
%
Feb
80
72%
Jan
75%
743/4
751/2
100
87%
86%
88
250
common
Corp
1
18%
18%
18%
800
31
31
125
Corp
33/a
1
5
Corp
1A
12%
Cable
Corp
Clarostat Manufacturing
Co
Clary Corporation
Clayton & LamDert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
.—
Coburn
6%
Credit
preferred
Co
Inc
common..
Feb
Jan
1434i Mar
43/4
Jun
10 V* May
lVa
76
Apr
July
20%
Apr
1,400
6%
900
1%
li8e
28
Jan
32
Apr
Jan
40%
Apr
Jan
3%
Jun
5% Mar
5
Jan
6% May
li°o Jun
700
15
Feb
9
12%
12%
700
10%
Feb
13%
26%
200
22 Vz
Jan
29
Feb
Jun
May
1%
Jan
3
Feb
6%
1,200
5%
Jan
8 3/a
Jun
17%
18 %
6,300
12 Va
Jan
22 %
Apr
1%
18%
2
3,100
Jan
11% Mar
Mar
29 % July
13%
13%
14%
8.000
13%
27%
27%
29%
8,200
19
13%
13
13 %
6,500
10% Mar
5
5%
1,800
4% Mar
5%
6
1,000
8%
8%
3.700
5
1
1
Jan
%
6
6%
1
1
—10c
110
Jun
Jan
17 Va
*
C K P Development Ltd
Clark
Jan
98 Va
88 % July
lc
Corp
Apr
6% Mar
Jan
85%
25c
Inc
19
26%
2
10c
3%
6%
1
2.50
Ltd
24%
73/a
10
of America
Apr
7% Jan
34%
preferred..*
preferred
*
Co
8% July
Feb
A Jan
17%
u Mar
4
13%
100
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp
Chromalloy Corp
Foil
83
Jun
1
convertible
convertible
Chamberlin
Jan
4 %
2,200
43/a
3/4
4
pref
pfd
3.50%
Light 4%
Century Electric
16%
1
Corp of America
Charge
4% May
1
Co
Hadley
Jan
10
Co
&
15,100
5
90
89
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred
*
Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Castle
400
2,300
6,300
22%
8%
16 Vz Mar
4%
5
Carreras
Carter
3/a
143/4
6
5
1
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation
4
3/a
6c
._
International
133/4
3%
10
1
Minerals
Canal-Randolph Corp
"718
21% July
6%
2
49 %
Jan
:i
Ltd—
100
Apr
1%
1%
8%
May
27%
Cinerama
5%
Apr
27
Circuit
1%
II
Jan
9%
27%
Jan
50c
Jan
July
28 %
com—30c
Jan
J
„
24% July
133/4 July
10%
1
25o
:
4% Mar
Apr
12%
1%
6%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
9%
1%
21
2% Mar
23
2%
8% Mar
10
1
•
Corp
footnotes,
14% July
2%
7%
1
Inc
Berkey Photo Inc
Jan
4 Va
-17
•
Telephone of Canada
Belock
Benrus
8% Mar
10%
50c
Shoe
Electronic
Jan
1,600
1,500
25c
—
Bell
4y8
..
1
Baruch-Poster
Bell
7 Vz
14
1^
-
10c
1
7%
137/a
2%
50c
Inc
-•
4%
lc
Ltd—
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7%
14
Jan
Jan
10%
Century Geophysical
50c A
_i
Convertible
2/
1,800
$1.40
class
Gas
13A May
16 %- Jun
:
Jan
34%
Co
Central Securities
&
Jan
16
2%
B
Oil
1%
Jan
7%
Jan
25%
Power
Central
& Selburn
Jan
July
-
bearer
ord
Central
Bailey
5
13
1
/
%
127/a
warrants—
90
6%
8,200
Canaveral
H
86 %
5%
5%
*
3% May
ny8
10c
May
1% Mar
100
5%
Jan
2%
1
1
Corp
Avondale Corp_
t
Ayshire Collieries Corp..
1.50
34% Mar
2%
1
86%
Jan
3%
6%
7%
6%
•
24% Jan
Feb
2%
.
173/4 July
Jan
26
103
:
900
Feb
Mar
8
Jun
6%
,v
18 Va
8%
10
Jun
14
Jan
14
1,300
2 % July
4% July
1 Jan
Jan
23%
13%
500
7%
Feb
12
28%
5
13%
rets
13% May
16% Jan
100 V2
l7/a
5%
10c
Co_
Centers
Plastics
'8%
750
5%
__
8%
7%
%
"14% Mar
lOo
.
Industries
Devices
>
33 %C
.
Products
Corp—
option
Sewing
3Vi Jan
47% May
14,500
—
1
Mining &
Development Corp
General
Jan
5% Aug
8,800
<
33%
—
Consolidated
Atlas
7% Mar
96%
290
3/4
5%
lc
Industrial
Atlantic Coast
Aug
13/4
12
1
—„.
Atlantic Research
Jan
22%
-
'
.
6
8
"7%
6% Aug
73/4 Apr
6% Feb
.—100
S F Company
1
Budget Finance Plan—
Jan
3 % Mar
102%
323/4
102
£1
America
Products Inc
Associated Testing Labs
Astrex Inc
L—_
Financial
2%
13 y2
2,800
/
12,400
.—.
.
B
'
Associated
Atco Chemical
5%
53/B
32%
•
Co
Oil
Apr
300
"33/4
13%
——
Inc_
Jan
3,600
~3%
40c
Inc
of
Avien
10%
Industries—
Associated Laundries
Avis
Jan
1
deposit rets
Associated Food
Aurora
May
3
2.50
Inc
Associated Electric
Audio
11
10,500
pfd_100
Oil
Corp Ltd
Associated Baby
Services
Atlas
11%
300
43/a
50c
Electronics
Atlas
300
123/4
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Atico
13
100
pfd
Jan
4%
1
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Armour & Co "warrants"
;
Arrow
4V4
123/4
—
1
Argus Inc
Asamera
2,000
123/8
13 3/8
Industries
11% July
43/a
__
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Jan
3% May
13
1
Anthony Pools Inc
Corp
4%
1,600
4%
11,100
7%
12%
Class B
:
May
9%
Jan
37
'
2,600
4%
12
2%
6%
3%
Bruce
5% May
i4% Jun
Jan
12 3/a
2
Angostura-Wupperman
Ansul
4%
5
Andrea Radio Corp
1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Apache
3%
11%
2
12%
6%
6
2% July
7%
4% Mar
12%
Buell
1% Jan
5,400
2%
77/a
25% May
1
Jan
Mar
2%
1
lo% July
3% Jan
6%
1
_i
dep rets ord registered
Burroughs
12.50
.
class
Inc
Jan
July
25c
Feb
6%
Mar
3
50c
M
Apr
28 Vz
19
Tobacco—
dep rets ord
21% Aug
52
Jan
20%, Aug
43 y4 Aug
£1
American
Inc
1
dep
Feb
89
Ltd—
American shares
Jan
2%
17%
10c
Corp
Burnell &
American Israeli
1,900
9%
Feb
Brown Company
Brown Forman Distillers cl
/ Jan
6 % Jan
5% Jun
;
5% Jan
37/a
♦
Inc
3%
High
Mar
Inc—
Traction Light & Pow
Common
43 %
1
Systems inc
3%
4
Works
British'Petroleum
6% Jan
■;
4% Mar
Business
Electronics
4,000
7
2%
Brooks Instrument Co Inc_
Aug
21%
Book-Stratford Press Inc
Gear
British Columbia
Jun
20%
American
American
Co
18%
July
20%
Book
17 Va
1
Amer
Jan
10
*
Inc
17%
Inc
Amer
,' 6% May
Jan
20
Co
400
3
Manufacturing Co
British
Jan
,53/4
—
American
American
7%
5%
1
Rubber
Biltrite
21%
British American Oil Co
Jan
9%
6% July
4,300
5 y4 July
5
; >
1
Beverage
American
5%
3
Jan
Mar
5%
5
pfd_100
\
1
Industries
Amco
4 %
2
43/a
Inc
America $3.75
700
3,200
5,600
8%
8%
1
Corp
of
4%
1%
1
A
20%
Inc
Brazilian
68% Jun
Jan
56
9 3/a
10c
;
20%
2.50
Industries
Foote
Breeze
8,020
67
10
23/4
7%
3
Corp
Unlimited
Almar| Rainwear Corp
200
Brandy wine Raceway Assn_——
Feb
1,300
5%
23/4
50c
2%
Jun
2,500
7%
7
10
Inc
V,.2%
Bowling Corp of America
May
7
2 3/a
9%
£1vi
convertible preferred
Control
,
5%
Pictures Corp common—1
Artists
2%
i
7%
Rubber class A
&
4%
67
4%
2 3/8
1
2%
1
Borne Chemical Co
Bourjois
Brillo
Alleghany Corp
"warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
*
Bohack (HC) Co common
5% % prior preferred—:
23% Apr
Apr
75%
67
2,500
4% Jan
:
37a July
%200
91
——
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs—
-All American Engineering Co
100
All-State Properties Inc"—
1
8%
I
Bioomfield
Low
8%
(The)
Bioomfield Building industries
Class A—„__:
J an '!
3%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
8%
birdsboro Corp "———
Blauner's
Low
Shares
1
Bhiney & Smith Inc
Jan
ll7/a Jan
;
Inc':
Frocks
Biossman, Hydratane Gas Inc
23 %
10
Inc
Jan
4% Mar
Apr
52%
3%
215/a
j.,^
4%
,:,
Range
of Prices
Par
Berkshire
Sales
for Week
Last
Sale Price
High
2% Mar
1
preferred
Alarm Device Mfg
Airlines
'
100
10c
5%
Alaska
A.i 1,400
5%
53Va
preferred-—100
Wood Steel Co common
Alan
1.
Low
2Va May
18 Jan
2%
8%
1
...
200
8% Aug
4% Mar
Corp of America—
Airport Parking
class
V2%
--
1
Inc
Alleen
2%
2%
2/a
8 /a
5/2
1
10c
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol
'**
2%
lVa
Week's
Friday
S T O CK S
V.
1
Acme
1
any
American Stock Exchange
'
25c
1
10
10c
1
common
2 Va
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
is
and
wnich
Range for Week Ending August 2.
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Shares
High
Low
itself
bond in
for Week
Last
Par
Exchange
or
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
S T O CK S
American Stock Exchange
Stock
stock
8%
14%
4
14%
100
53/4 July
4% Mar
12%
Apr
13%
Jan
6% Mar
7%
Jan
9%
Jun
15*%
Jun
1
2%
23/4
500
2% July
3%
Jan
_1
10%
11%
1.900
9% Mar
12%
Apr
22%
23
170
20 % Mar
26%
Apt
20
22%
Number 6287
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(499)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
S T O CK S
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
.
Electronics
Cohu
Coleman
Colonial
Sand
Stone
&
Metals
Commercial
4 3/4
5
Inc
Co
Low
1
Inc
Compudyne Corporation
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
*
_10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
-20c
Construction
Continental
137a
Jan
18°/a
Continental
Jun
6%
Jun
1%
3872 May
:
Feu
Jan
46
,
i-eo
8'/4
600
77a May
14%
Jan
iy«
-
4,100
7a May
43/8 Mar
37a
Jan
574
Apr
500
Fairmont
Falcon
4%
24%;.
3%.
4
9
9
7a
%
13
;
; 5%
8%
10%
.
'••-
57a
v,
2574
Corp
i
Varnish Co
Apr
A3/4
Feb
1074
Feb
Financial
2C*
Plastics
&
Jan
8%
Feb
Apr
57a
Inc
10 3/8
AUg
First National Realty
~6%
6%
;
.
B
non-voting
*
Coro Inc
common
1
Firth
A
Fishman
177a
Jan
20 74 July
1,100
53A
Jan
77/a May
Inc
Co
—1
1
—
Florida
Capital Corp Flying Tiger Line lac
16
Beverage Corp
Cott
Forest
•
Enterprises
City
Fotochrome
Inc
.
Jan
93/4
Jan
20
Jan
223A
Feb
21
100
203/8
Apr
2172
Apr
Fuller (Geo A) Co
572
Feb
73A
63/8
Jan
8
Aluminum
Crown
Central
Ll
7y8
6%
7y8
1,900
7A Feb
2Vz
2%
2%
15,100
5
42%
41 y4
42%
14,300
1
Corp
4y2
4%
4%
600
2 74
378
Industries
Petroleum
Corp__25c
(Md)
5
3
Jun
Cutter
Laboratories
B
2%
Apr
3%
Inc
Garan
8%
Apr
,3%
3%
3%
3
2,100
Jan
13%
13%
14%
8,200
5%
Jan
12 y2
Jan
14% May
2% Feb
2%
2y8
2
Jun
5%
5%
5%
100
5'/2
7y*
7%
Apr
7%
6%
Jan
4,900
6%
8y8
8y8
Apr
12%
Jan
200
class A
15%
5,200
7%
11%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
600
Jan
15% July
•
common—1
14%
1
common
2%
2,300
Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Data-Control
Mines
2y2
50c
Inc
10c
Inc
10c
Inc class B
5
..100
Desilu Productions Inc—;
4j/4 Jan
2-/B
1,800
2y2
Jun
26 %
193,900
12 V2
Jun
Gasket
1
Detroit
Industrial
&
Manufacturing
Products
General
General Electric
Foam
Gas
5%
3,200
5
May
34%
34%
50
10%
10%
6
25%
153
25%
153
153
Jan
35
63/4
14
Apr
11%
Jan
5%
18%
Apr
Jan
30
142%
Jan
6%
1
47a
28%
6%
1,500
6% July
13%
■'#'
147a
1,200
8y2
472-
>.
A
14%
4%
5,100
287a
2,900
14%
27a
rr
1st preferred
8% May
31
May
158%
Jun
5/a
4% July
Jan
24%
8,300
A
10%
Jan
8% Feb
15% May
7%
Stores
10a
reg
1
10c
A
3,100
13
13
600
1%
2 % May
1,200
;v
29%
Petroleum Ltd
Dominion Tar
&
Jan
%
Jun
1%
Jan
Apr
1%
Jan
107a
100
May
2%
11%
Feb
27a
1,200
1%
Apr
2%
2%
Apr
100
2%
Jan
2%
10,500
10%
13
127a
1074
1072
IO3/4
700
2%
31%
167/a
15%
17%
4,400
1374
1274
14%
2,000
Chemical Co Ltd
—•
157a
157a
167a
117a
37
32.50
.
Giant
Harris
Gilbert
10
47. May
Jan
6% July
4 l/»
Jun
36%
30% Mar
Apr
Ire
(AC)
Goldfield
American
dep rets
(The) Co„
ord
reg
Goodman
Corp
Dynalectron
4c
class
B
Jun
Corp
Lakes
Chemical
Great
6%
Jun
Grow
Feb
Guardsman
Jan
Guerdon
9
Feb
Gulf
200
67a
500
4,400
:%6
2.800
7%
Jan
_27a
~27a
200
6V2
6%
3474
2,500
274
23/a
Greer
27a
4,700
2,100.
20c
Corp.
Co
Inc_
_20c
States Corp common.
preferred
series
preferred
series
Feb
Gulf &
18%
Jan
174
5% Mar
7
6V4
Jun
7%
Inc
36%
Jun
July
3%
Jan
:!■■ 2
H
&
American
B
Hall
38
4
200
19%
May
Mar
r 174
31%
Jun
193%
Jun
165
Jan
181%
Jun
10
Jan
16%
Jun
1§
%
%
5,900
5%
5%
100
5
Apr
20%
21%
6,400
15
Jan
2% July
% July
10c
7%
7%
7%
4,000
1
12%
12%
13%
3,300
10%
Apr
900
4%
Jan
900
3,400
1% July
4% Mar
1% July
Associates Inc
Missile
,
10c
5%
5%
6V8
25c
2y4
2%
2%
1
Facilities
6y4
6y8
6%
i
El-Tropics Inc
•
i%
i%
1%
2,500
Emenee Corp
1
3%
3%
3%
100
103% 103%
3%
3%
120
Empire District
Corp
Electric
5%
pfd
&
100
10c
common
convertible
preferred
Steel
1
1
1%
10
common
preferred
474
i
Chemical
Rule
12,500
250
-
3% May
98
Jan
3
44%
Mar
Jan
9% July
1 % Feb
6%
Jan
21% July
8% Jun
14%
Jan
7% July
6% Feb
7% July
3% Jan
5%
Jan
105
Fqb
4
footnotes,
1%
4,200
474
43/4
100
1% July
4% Jun
4
300
4
Electric
Jan
10174
11
Apr
1672
Jan
9,800
10%
Apr
137a
Feb
11%
117a
12%
37,600
10
Jan
12% July
31
31
32
125
9974
13
Feb
474
474
1,400
1374
Jan
3274 July
1174
Apr
22%
374
47a
9,400
3%
Feb
16%
4%
'
—
167a
600
16V4
Apr
7,200
12 %
Apr
1674
1,200
11
2,300
Jan
57i
23
Apr
Jan
14%
17 %
14
15
17%
18
Jan
2072 July
9"%
9%
97a
1,600
974
Jan
117s
Apr
1%
■]<.
174
17a
15,700
17a
Jan
274
Jun
200
'
Jan
33 74
700
37a
Apr
107a
800
97a Mar
22%
227a
6 %
67a
3,800
1%
1%
'5,800
4%
5
59,800
2% Mar
57/8
Jun
474
474
100
4% May
5%
Jun
2474
24%
10%
22%
1%
4%
-
Jun
47a
107a
24%
247a
47a
i
27a
21
1,400
2%
2%
8
374
2 7a
1,400
2"%
2%
27a
"11,200
2
V -J.
Apr
127a
34
2%
2%
27a
,
10%
■:«$.
Jan
Jan
8
July
26
Feb
374
14%
Jan
Feb
39
May
3
Jun
57.000
157a
1,100
Jan
14% Mar
3%
10,900
5
47a
3%
.
Feb
May
17b
1074
87a
15
Jan
July
17a May
2,400
r
7%
8%
7
Jan
2474 July
__
Jan
Aug
2674
Jan
Jan
'
.
Feb
7
107b
Mar
1
5,500
774
4%
Jan
83/b July
47a July
.
1372
Jun
6%
Jan
207b
Jan
30%
30
31 %
4.800
2672
Jan
35%
Apr
26%
26%
27%
7,300
26 Vz July
3678
Jan
3%
3%
3%
4
Jun
"'4
4
57/a
Feb
Hastings
Mfg
Bishop
Hazel
2,800
i
]v
117a
127a
2
Feb
37a May
127a
4,300
1,600
Aug
117a
Aug
1872 July
1774 Jan
IP %
5%
57a
574
1,200
44%
43%
4474
1,000
?
3 %
37a
37a
4
200
37a July
574
7
67a
7
800
674 Mar
874
Feb
7
1^
]
-t
67a July
lb
■>
1%
17a
•
1
7%
674
i
9
May
Mar
187a
Apr
57a July
40 Vz Jan
8 78
Jan
vj
J
Apr
374 Julv
(
443/4 Aug
27b Jan
47/s May
17a
Jan
Hecla
Mining
14%
4%
4%
5,400
37a May
6
Jan
Inc_50c
5%
5 %
5%
3.^Oo
5
67b
Jan
25c
193A
187a
—16%
Foods
67a
Co..
Instruments
Heinicke
Helena
2
10c
Kosher
Rubenstein
Co
Heli-Coil Corp
Heller
(W E)
4%
•
& Co
preferred
5%%
pfd
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
Higbie
Manufacturing
10c
Co
Hotels
200
277a
Jan
3174
6,500
267a
Jan
"warrants"
1.25
117a
474
4%
100
474
117b
21
July
97b
Jan
38% May
3572 July
5,600
102
Jan
107
Jan
Jan
85
May
117a July
374 Jan
1374
18%
400
5%
578
5%
1,800
167a
157a
167a
900
57a
9,200
47a
18
,474
47a
Jan
574 July
574
10
50c
67a May
76
60
104 V2 105
.1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common
5%
convertible preferred
Hill's Supermarkets. Jnc
Hilton
1,200
29%
1
Inc
Jan
8,600
6%
36%
100
Pak
1374
207a
6 78
30%
100
—
Portion
Henderson's
Mar
3574
*
Inc
Hoe
(R)
&
Inc
Co
A
..
13
Jun
Jan
Hofmann
Industries
3% Mar
4%
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
9%
Jan
800
8 34
700
6%
Jan
7s
900
2y8
Feb
4%
6
53/4
6 7B
8.200
3%
Apr
53/4
6
1,500
5% Julv
7% May
7% Jan
37B
4
5,400
3 %
11% Mar
5%
Jun
Feb
Holophane
Holyoke
Co
Aug
Finance
Oil
Class
B
Co
174
2,000
1% May
774
77a
1,200
7
Jan
174
1%
174
1,100
1
May
25c
Mines
7a
7a
7a
1572
Jan
5
Apr
19
July
97b
Feb
77a
Feb
18
May
77b Feb
247a
247a
24%
2,200
50c
1
1——•
6%
Inc
A
a.
•
5 %
3474
127a
10
;
1
1
1,300
6 %
5,000
4%
Jan.
13
Jan
Jan
277»
Jun
1972
1
Feb
47a Mar
17b Mar
11%
97a
1074
35
127a
10
11%
400
6%
Jan
400
3272
Jan
3772
Feb
2872
35
5
1
Inc
class
1
27b Jan
974 Jan
A Mar
500
5
Inc.
Group
Ltd
17a
77s
1
Corp
—
Shares
Home
Home
.
40c
Holly Stores Inc
63/4
4
-
2.50
common
,
Jan
Jan
" " v
—1
.—;
Co
Inc
National
Hebrew
Jan
67a July
->
1
11%
—.—
Inc—
Co
4%
37B
34.
98%
-117a
12%
25
Industries
5%
6 7a
see page
~
7,000
107a
9974
.10c
Light
July
77b
37a
Feb
109
1
International
6 7a
.—
Feb
1
.10
Hoffman
4
1
Jan
102
15%
Inc
Stores
Jan
8
10o
Apr
—25c
2%
l
1
Inc
1%
1
I
Ccrp
Indus
4 74
Jan
1274
July
55—July
10c
Co
For
49
„
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
!
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Exquisite Form
48%
3% May
4
l
Corp
Evans
~3%
49
17b
Jan
1
(Paul) Inc
Radio
Class
Corp
Manufacturing Co
Essex
May
5% July
Jan
Corp
Research
Jan
11%
Jan
Jun.
2474
Jun
13
51
10
Electronics Corp of America
13
800
1
2
Munning..—3.50
Winkle
Harvey's Stores class A
Electronic Communications
Electronic &
2,300
50c
—
Corp
Lamp Co
Harvey
2,200
21 y4
1%
1-174
10 V8
15%
H
Feb
2,400
]
Assistance
1 %
11%
Jun
1
Jan
2,100
28%
1
Inc
9
8V2
Electrographic Corp
61,600
•
Corp
3%
13%
•••'
Feb
3472
19%
10c
Industries
7% Mar
7%
—2
247a July
1,800
Jan
Jan
—1
!
Jan
Jan
31%
100
5
1
Industries
Western
4% May
3% Feb
Jan;
2% May
12%
13
7% July
;—__—5
i
&
Gulton Industries
7%
1
Jan
...—30
boatings Inc..
Land
Land
40%
.25c
L—
.
77/a
25% May
Jan
175 y4 Mar
B
Corp..
Electro-Voice
1,000
A
Edo Corporation—
Ltd!
4%
28
—1
8
42%
42
4%
3% Mar
Apr
17%
_1
,.
Ine
1% May
7%
-25
Freightways
Feb
5%
77a
common—60c
a-.
Chemical
States
Harvard
1
—.1
27a
13,100
1*>%
-50c
Industries
Hartford
—
23/a May
9Ti Jan
1,100
1
Harn Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Inc
% July
7% Apr
Apr
1,900
10c
A
(The)
Corp
Hartfield
Can Co class A
Jan
15%
—
—-4
Products...
14%
E
Air Devices
8
774
_—_—5
Inc
Company
Stores
Hardeman
Eastern
77»
17%
1
Hydraulics
Hanson-Van
Eastern
Apr
July
15%
—•
1
Corp
series
33% July
15% Feb
4
337a
Co...—16%
Producers
preferred
41
87a
1
£1
Co—
Petroleum
Great Western
19%
14,300
lOo
91%
8
15%.
1
Industries
Bowling
13%
35
a—*
Inc
Lakes
Jan
177a
..
Jun
Jan
2,600
2574
25%
25%
1
—
Basins
11% July
35% Jan
20 %
"£%
Jun«
147a
1
*
Great
100
1974
34
20 %
32%
5%
•
American
1,300
17
•
6%
,,12%
Co
Manufacturing
127a
17
.15c
3
574
1
Jewelry class A
Gorham Corporation —
Gray Manufacturing Co.
37%
87a
1
Corp
DuVal
11,200
274
1
v
n
~Tines Ltd
Printing Co
Goodway
Grocery
34
1
Jan
Jan
5
2,300
874
50c
Corp..
class A
Gordon
Griesedieck
10a
i
l5/a
8%
!ll%
,
com
Corp
18% May
8 7a
■
1%
8 3/8
1
*
*
Security Systems——1
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin (Wm) Co Ltd
15% July
347a
5
...
900
-17a
—1
Distilleries
Glenmore
4,800
1
Co
Co
10 Vz
1274 July
..
Glass Tite Industries Inc
13% Apr
21% May
14 % Apr
16
—
5%
57a
j
Gilchrist Co
Jan
•
Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
1st
500
I
——i
Yellowkn.
Jan
1
:
Drug
6T<
317a
1
1
preferred
Controls
Gulf American
Ero
31%
5%
Corporation
preferred
9%
•
-7.50
common
Dorsey (The) Corp
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
ERT
Feb-
3078
5
1
—2.50
Corp
Foods
17 y8
•
preferred
Forge
Feb
47/a
.
Corp
Giant
Feb
•
2Va
stock
4% July
107s
~2 74
27a
13 7a
Textile Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Erie
672
Jun
%
14% May
3% Jan
%
4A July
"■•J-'
4
;
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
$2
Jun
400
Ltd—
Great
dep rets ord
Diversey Corp
•
Dixilyn Corp common
Equity
1867a
1,600
—1;; ::-.~5%
Corp
Power $5
Jan
Jun
2,000
3
1%
10
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
Electronic
Apr
16%
Feb
4,000
Corp.
Great
Electronic
700
4%
Apr
159
Jun
10 %
1,500
26%
30
200
200
6
27a
Elder-Peel
11%
■
220
6% Mar
14 7b
$6
7,4001
5%
5%
"warrants".—
Co
Plywood
S4.60
July
1
Elco
127a
163
91 %
General Fireproofing
Giannini
4
.25c
$7
7,400
11%
161
dep rets ord regist£red_7£l
American
Apr
2,800
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts coin—10c
Dialigbt Corp
Eastern
Jan
....I'.
Development
Jan
5%
6
1
Raynolds Co Inc
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Eastern
1274
37a
974 July
37a May
3
—
6"%
4%
2874
A
Eastern
Jun
274
Alloys Co
Battery & Ceramic Corp..
General Builders Corp
4%
30% July
5% Apr
~53A
1
Detroit
Test
Feb
197a
6%
Globe
Duraloy
73/a
13 % Mar
200
27a
General
Georgia
4
1
Dennison Mfg class A—
8% debenture stock
4,700
2 iz
class A pref
35
System Inc cl A com—20c
Transit
Defiance Industries
6%
22%
25
1
Inc
Corp
6%
50c
Systems
Davidson Brothers
Duro
July
3,900
7..*
General
General
Crystal
Driver
Feb
3,400
3
Genung's Incorporated
$2
Apr
Apr
9%
678
—
D
Dominion
1%
5%
———
General
Dome
5
37a
127a
Feb
1874
3%
11%
__
Co—,— -27a
Goods
Acceptance
16% July
11 y4
preferred
General
8y2 May
Jan
5%
General
Class
1
9%
.,
9%
3%
|
200-
1774
5
5%
?
27a Jun
9% Mar
1,200
6%
Power Co common
General
Amer
1,100
1
2%
i—
Sporting
Jan
Jan
•
Manufacturing Co class A
7%
3%
11
G
Jan
53A
10c
Curtis
&
Apr
772 July
18
Feb
443/4 July
Jan
6%
25c
Corporation—
Devoe
3%
11
10c
5
:
Gatineau
1
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
C
Jan
1
*
912 July
Jan
357s Mar
25c
Crown
Dayco
14%
Jun
878
Feb
2,900
Corp_.
Consolidated
Crown
D
Jan
Jan
Jun
73/4
Gateway
Day
Aug
4%
-•
16
Jan
8
5% July
17a Mar
Fresnillo (The) Company
Friendly Frost Inc—
6%
Corp
Crowley Milner & Co
Daitch
6
1,600
3,700
678 1
1574
1
200
6%
Crose United
Class
2,000
-63A
2|£
874
Ltd—
Petroleum
Cubic
Jan
—_—1
.„.
21
(ord reg)
£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)..50c
Cresmont
1772 May
17
May
1,200
American dep receipts
Creole
6
,
1
'
8%
~634
Bottling Co of New England
Courtaulds
Apr
5%
2874 July
17a Jan
47a: Aug
'47a
67a
j
3%
1
—
2iy4
1.50
Cott
Jan
1,300
;
US July
6%-
Jan
Aug
972 July
1474 Feb
Feb
15,900
3,800
4*/a
*
15%
2^50
—
(MH)
8%
*
Jun
674
67a
.8
Sterling Inc
Fischer & Porter- Co;—a—
2iy4
21 y4
lie
7:
-2
118
1
Jan
-
11%
227a
Jan
1,500
7,200
-28%
1%
1A-
67a
11
10c
Jun
%
157a
5
Corroon & Reynolds
SI preferred class
47a
1'
Corp common
400
6%
147a
127s "123/4
'
-•
7/a
20
57a
Jan
2,200
Aug
& Construction
127a
9,600
12,800
Jun
778
2872
—10C '
Jan
5/jj
11%
i.
3%
4%
1,200
118
;.
Corp
400
64,900
"174
A...———..t...,. _.25o
General
37a
'
7%
Feb
63/4 Mar
(H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class
High
-
77a"
T
....
117a July
5/o
ii y2
12 7a
—_
Ford Motor of Canada—-
Corby
Low
17a Mar
274
Jan
57a
6,400
19 y2
1
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
107a- •14%
7%
A—_...10c
Chemicals
Filmways Inc
Jan
174 May
800
v8
15
Inc
-
11%
1
Co
class
Purchaser
Felmont Petroleum Corp
%
14
—if-"-
60c convertible preferred
10c ;
Telephone
Shares
High
37a-
1.50
.
uk
Faraaay Uranium mnnss i^a—
Fargo Oils Ltd—_—_i
Jun
3A Mar
1
_
Jan
7
—
—A.
Co
Drilling Co.
inc.—___
Plan
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc..
83/8
',700
7%
5y8
Materials
'Low
for Week
-
Famous Artists Schools Inc———
Fields
8,600
—
Continental
Record
37a
1,900
7%
,
47a Apr
2174. Jan
1,000
.4,200..
4,600
—1
Corp...
Chemical
Seaboard
Family
Federated
4ys
24%
9
Corp cl A
Cooper-Jarrett
Jan
5,200
3%
Connector
&
4
:1
414
Continental
Paint
300
53,500
44
iy8-
1
50c
Cook
F
v:V"i
Commercial
Continental
5%
1% .7 1%
43 y4
—10c
Engineering__l
:
""
v.
&
Par
ai.y
800
24 %
*
class A
Products
Aviation
«j
15%
5
K
Range
of Prices
373/4 July
8y8
50c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
5 74
Apr
~i%
25c
Sales
Last
Sale Price
High
Apr
293/4
1%
44
n
3%
2,500
5 y4
10c
Service
Containers Inc
Low
3,700
15%
:—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Connelly
High
5
Week's
S T O CK S
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
,
37%
5
Co
Community Discount Centers Inc
Community Public
Shares
35%
.—1
Co
Friday
for Week
4%
36
(Range for Week Ended August 2)
Sales
American Stock Exchange
31
Jan
31%
Jun
127a
Aug
147s
Jan
3,100
97a July
700
107a July
1372 May
13 7b May
,
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, August
.
5
1963
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 2)
Friday
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
American
& Co
(Geo A)
Hormel
27%
7,52
—
Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common
5%
preferred
-Hoskins (The) Mfg Co—_
Howell Electric Motors Co
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A com
Class
B
common
Hudson
&
Hudson
Vitamin
;
£
17%
5
18
5%
30
18
900
1/78
oan
20
Apr
300
17
Jan
20%
Apr
Marlene
Feb
31 y2
Jan
Martin-Marietta
14 y2
30%
31
1214
1,800
26%
1,900
13%
512
1,400
5%
3
31/4
10,500
2%
3
;11% Jun
13%
~6%
6%
18%
5
6,600
33Vac
IMC Magnetics Corp
Industries-
Imperial Chemical
Jan
3%
Apr
Masco
900
Apr
51,900
5%
Jan
7% July
800
7%
1%
15%
Jan
19
22 Va
12
Jun
Industries
Miami
Feb
92%
3%
Mar
10
10%
92
9% Feb
90
Aug
5%
1,000
6 Va
38,900
4%
4%
4%
500
2%
Jan,
14%
13 y4
14%
21,800
7Va
Feb
Feb
9
Jun
Electronics
Milo
7
7%
1,100
6
Jan
1
May
Jan
Mining
1
2,000
1%
1
Feb
Feb
Minnesota
10%
15%
Mirro
Jan
Jun
3%
3%
3%
3%
86%
Jan
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
83% May
13%
Jun
Mohawk
34%
11%
33 Va
29%
%
%
.
900
2,600
9%
Jan
33%
8,600
20%
Jan
&
14,300
12%
Lake
Series
9%
--
4/2
1
1
1
--
5 /2
warrants
B
12 /a
75c
(The)
4%
7%
5y8
4
--
9%
4'4
7%
5%
Industries Corp
(D) & Company—
Katz
6 V8
6% May
200
Jan
Jan
10%
&
4%%
1
--1
25c
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jewelry Stores Inc
(Walter) & Co
KUembe Copper Cobalt Ltd
J*/4
1
Kavanau Corp
6%
Kay
OH
rnmnany
Service Corp
Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu Industries Inc
Kinney
Kirby
To
Jan
6
A
Klion
Knott
Jan
2IB
2'/a
400
Ar»r
3%
Apr
Jan
1,600
11
12%
3,100
11
July
4
4'%
1,200
4
Jan
Vk
Precision
(The) Forge Co
Kropp
17%
16 /2
10
1%
47/b
10c
Smith Electronics Corp
Kulka
11%
11%
3%
7.50
1
33%c
Corp class A
(The)
800
7
3%
21,500
8%
■v
8%
3,300
31,000
23
21%
8
17 '/a
1,300
5%
9%
10Va
3,100
6,900
Apr
5%
Feb
Jun
8%
Apr
Jun
28 %
9% July
4% Jan
6
5%
May
lOVa
Feb
6%
May
7Va
8% July
6%
Apr
12
Jan
6%
Feb
20%
%
A
%
200
4%
4%
2,300
12%
12%
5%
12
13
11%
11%
13%
12%
24 Va
Apr
A
Jun
%
Jan
13%
4%
Jan
2%
5%
Feb
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
11
15,600
6
5%
Jan
800
10 % May
11%
Jan
15 % May
11%
6,800
7%
Jan
11%
11%
4,500
9%
Apr
15
Jan
13 %
13%
2,000
13 %
Jan
16%
Apr
20
.
5,700
9%
10%
20%
200
19%
Jan
6 %
5,100
5%
Jun
20% July
8% Jan
15%
1,200
6
6%
14%
15
14% Aug
800
3%
25
4
3%
31 V4
6%
1,100
16%
16%
16%
1,400
33
33
Aug
16%
Feb
4%
Jan
Tan
36 %
Jun
May
6
Jun
8%
Jan
Mt
6%
iy2
8x/"
8,800
7
v
1%
2,900
•8t
iy2
2Va Feb
Jan
97
J un
1
lOu
Apr
13
13%
2,700
10%
Jan
!
271/2
1,800
13%
Jan
29%
5%
6y8
1,200
23%
25 y8
7,800
6%
6%
12%
4,200
500
Jan
,10
•'v-4% May
29%
3
-6% Mar
114
1 %
Jan
15 >•
12
Jan
3,
Apr
2
Mar
1,600
1
1,500
3V8
20 V*
20%
2.000
31%
34 Va
11,000
20
21%
3,700
Jan
Feb
14
18 Va Mar
34% •'"ly
Jan
21% Aug
Napco
May
400
2%
Apr
11 y2
Aug
11%
11%
900
11%
i*6
1,500
•
2,900
16%
•—
1 %
10,200
97%
97%
210
22
Jan
3% July
1% Apr
11%
Jan
2
Jan
103
161
10
103
161
:
v
90
99
Apr
101%
96%
IT
Jan
106
97%
Jan
103
May
July
94
Jan
164
Jan
155
Mar
2%
2%
1,000
1% July
4%
8%
7%
8%
4,000
5 Va
Feb
9%
3%
Jan
4
Apr
5%
Jan
-^8
July
4
1
~7%
"7%
~
300
V
Jan
Jun
16%
15%
16%
1,800
13
Jan
27%
27%
28%
2,600
26%
Jan
17% May
31% Apr
10%
10%
May
11% July
9
1,300
3%
Jan
11%
2,000
5%
Jan
4%
4%
5,200
4% July
4
4%
.-
2,000
1*%
8
48
35
.
.
5%
5%
6%
7%
Feb
Jun
Jan
37%
Jan
15% July
45
Jan
49%
3,700
4%
Apr
July
5%
26
200
4
4%
13
12 %
35%
14%
48
35
14%
_io
50c
300
4%
11%
1
2.50
:
_
5,200
4,100
2%
2.50
1
:
4
200
1,100
1%
5 Va
|
5%
1%
10%
Inc
Feb
National
Bowl-O-Mat
Feb
National
Brewing
4
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
Casket
16% July
National
1
—1
Corp
Co
(Mich)
1% -.1%
:
100
4%
Feb
5%
5,300
6%
Jan
1,500
,
f
1 %
Apr
9% May
5% Jan
Jan
Feb
11% July
12,600
6
July
8% May
1%
6,100
1
Feb
3%
3%
400
3
% July
23%
23%
150
22
Jan
10%
6
1%
1
:/
1,800
6 Va
10%
6
7%
1%
Jan
4
Jan
19% July
14%
Jan
17 %
Jan
National
2%
Feb
National
Electric
Jun
1%
5%
Jan
National
Equipment
2,600
4
Weld
Ltd
Ltd-
7 6%
800
6%
Feb
11%
11%
500
9%
Jan
12%
10%
10%
11%
May
14%
2V?
2%
25c
National Presto Industries Inc
National
6%
11%
—
1
10%
11,200
V?
16
2
Rolling Mills Co
2
1,200
^
16%
10%
f
11
600
2,300
10
11B May
15 Va Feb
5%
Jan
Feb
Apr
8
6 %
1
1
Machines
Rental
Petroleum
28 %
1
Company Inc
National
:
5
Company
Jan
7% May
600
4%
14
7%
Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
Bellas Hess
1
National
National
3% July
15% Mar
12,900
1%
Jun
5
1
25c
Corp
Industries
-
Nat Nast Inc class A
3% Jan
14% Mar
10
1%
4,400
N
15 Va
3,200
9%
1%
50c
A_
Company
Nachman
2%
16 Va
4
1
Apr
5
11%
19 V*
V?
25 Va
3%
22% July
11%
17%
H Feb
29% May
%
23%
3%
1% May
176 Mar
4
% July
Vk
24%
Jan
1%
3%
Feb
6% May
May
1%
3%
14
6%
Jan
Feb
2%
11,400
114
y4
Jun
Jan
4%
22 %
Jan
2,500
2%
26%
4%
8,400
2.50
Muntz TV Inc
Muter
Apr
1,200
6
1
Muskogee Co
Jun
77/B
Feb
20%
<
13%
Jun
100
5%
5%
12.50
Vernon Mills Inc
Murray Ohio Mfg Co___
Muskegon Piston Ring CO—
15% Mar
26%
.
25%
5%
1
preferred
Diablo Company
MPO Videotronics: class
May
25c
common
Movie Star Inc class A
a or
17% July
107
25%
♦
class A
Jan
5%
100
100
100
Products
Industries
Clemens
Jan
5%
1
6%
Mar
5
Electro
Morse
Mt
12%
102
1
Industries
Co—
Power
Montgomery Ward & Co
15% May
2%
—5
Corp
Kratter
2014
32%
21%
1
(H L) Inc
Hotels Corp
Kostin
—
2.50
25c
(I B)
3
1
preferred series B
preferred series C
4.„J%
Apr
1)8
4
1,500
3%
1
10c
Dept Stores Inc
Rubber Co
(S)
2 /a
1%
1
1
1
1
Kingston Products
Klein
23 /4
1-25
Kingsford Company
Kleinert
—
2.50
1
in°
Kidde
Kln-Arlr
13 /a
—1
Apr
I
preferred
Jan
Apr
Mount
6 /4
1/a
—4
.—50c
pfd__100
Company
Broad Bldg Co
Drug
Kaufman
Electric
&
Gas
Kansas
Jan
3
7
8%
22%
6%
10%
5%
6 Va
(Can) Ltd
of America
Movielab Inc
Kaltman
4%
7
"ctfs"_
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Kaiser
14 % July
1
4.80%
12% May
8
3%
400
2,100
2 Va
2%
2
2Va
-°c
25c
Industries Inc
John's Bargain Stores Corp
Jetronic
Jupiter Corp
RR
4.40%
Petrochemicals
Feb
17,400
6%
Inc
Corp
Molybdenum
'
Lake
Jefferson
11%
100
10c
Company
Airlines
Molybdenite Corp
% Mar
Va Mar
Aluminum
pfd
Light 5%
&
Power
Monongahela
Construction Co
Asbestos Corp
Jefferson
12%
3%
Canada
of
Corp
Warrants
1
12%
12%
ii*/Va —y
35
Jan
Jun
11%
J
17 7a J my
*
preferred
Corp
3%
--1
11,100
50c
50
1
common
convertible
4%%
14% July
Co
1
—l°c
Jeannette Glass Co
Jefferson
,
Corp
Wohl
Miller
Monogram
J/
Inc
7
Inc—10c
cl A—5
„————-1
Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Jan
10 % May
Jan
5%
4% May
Associates
Factors
Mill
'5%
6% July
4"% July
27%
1
—1
50c
5
50c
2.50
Investment Co
Midwestern Financial Corp
May
5%
Jan
2,000
_1
1
10
Midwest
Feb
5%
36
1
Corp
Mid-West Abrasive
102 % May
Jan
FebL
31
7Va
29%
2,900
10c
Inc—
Hone
Microwave
11% May
3%
1,100
3414
33
6
5,400
3%
6%
Feb
17%
4% Mar
19% July
18
1
Ltd
Chemical Corp
Sugar Co common
preferred
Micromatic
4% May
9% July
500
90
Jan
1,600
8
1
Co
Michigan
Aug
3,900
32%
1%
Michigan
Jun
* Afcr
500
6
22%
4%
3
A
Extruders
Jun
:
Jan
8% July
17%
3
Merrill Island Mining Corp
913«
3%
4,800
3%
class
Inc
10%
3
22 %
5%
50c
1
10c
1
Co
Johnson &
Jan
88
100
Jan
17%
*
Inc
8y2 July
800
Aug
6%
7%
7%
14% May
10 %
33%
77,
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil Corp
1,000
3
3>/2
Investors Royalty
Public
30
3%
1,600
90 %
Investors Funding
Iowa
89%
3%
3
4,300
16 Va
1,700
31
Mfg
Co
Merchants Refrigerating
Jun
81S
Julyti
9,600
o<tn
18% May
4% Apr
1
common
Menasco
Jan
3
8%
20%
ouiy
new
Melnor Industries Inc
42 ta iviay
10%
Property Builders
Corp (N Y)
Investment
7%
500
16%
8
-
5%
1
Ltd
Maule
Apr
36% July
8%
9%
—33 /be
Company
Oil
Intex
8%
3
1
—l
5
International Products
International Stretch Products
8%
89 Va
1
Inc
International Holdings Corp
International Oil & Gas Corp
13
"3%
1
5
North America
Co of
Insurance
International Breweries
12%
"8%
Indian,apolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
'Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A
1
Inland Homes Corp
37%
Cup
Corp
Massey-Ferguson
6% Jun
Mar
4
1,000
12%
Indus
16%
8
3
16 Va
20%
common
McCrory
Corp
"warrants"
McCulloch
Oil Corp new
60Q
5%
38 %
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
—-5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp—
3
3
2^72
1
Maryuuia
Jan
.
5%
8%
38%
8iV
—£1
rets ord reg
dep
American
12 Va Mar
£1
10c
A
Class
6%
Jan
if'ir Mar
2%
High
20% July
2,100
"warrants"
Corp
Paint Co
Carter
Mary
Medco
5%
14%
•
Mead
5%
14%
2.50
Corp
Industries
Low
1,000
Marine
International
Ltd
Co
15 V* May
<jaxl
17178
Marconi
67a May
Ran,ge Since Jan. 1,1963
21%
Jan
35 % May
High
20%
*
10c
1
Mangel Stores
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
100% July
Jan
Jan
Shares
1
Service—
Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
Majestic
4%
3%
10c
---*
2.00
—™—5
o.
95%
5%
f-
Jan
100
11%
class A—10
Products Inc
1
23
106
77
300
33%
5%
'
30%
July
Jan
18% July
90
700
18%
99%
34
124
Public
Maine
tib
27% Aug
18
99%
33%
r~~7~
Hatcher Inc
Canada Ltd
Hycon Manufacturing Co
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
——■«»
Hygrade Food Products
108%
-j1^
-2.50
&
850
>
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
'
28%
27%
1814
Oil
Husky
High
106
Manhattan Corp
Hughes
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
'
&
Horn
of Prices
Shares
Sales
Range
5 Last /'
ST OCRS
for Week
Low
Par
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Jun
Feb
2% July
Jan
18
14%
Jun
L
1
1
Lake
Ltd
Mines
Shore
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb Industries
Lamson
1
Corp
1
Lease Plan International Corp
Lee
Filter
Corp
Lee
Motor
Products
Lefcourt
-J
Realty
Corp
Sons—
&
10
—_a~1
*
10c
preferred.
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Lithonia Lighting Inc
5%
_
Livingston
Locke
Oil
Steel
Lockwood
Class
Co
!
Chain
Kessler
&
5
,
Rubber Machinery
National
Transit
Jan
National Union Electric
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
13%
1,500
11 y4
Jan
14%
Feb
Needham
17%
18 »/2
2,400
14%
Jan
18 % July
2%
2,200
2 y4
Aug
3% Mar
2%
2% July
2,100
3
5%
5%
30%
31%
6,700
Jan
5
700
22%
Jan
2
-
Idria
Min
2% Mar
3%
Jan
New
Mexico
1% July
2%
Feb
New
Park
4,400
'9%
3,800
10 y2
100
5%
1,900
4% July
14%
8y2 July
10 y4
Apr
3,900
12% July
8
8
150
7% Mar
6%
7
6,700
13%
6%
12%
13%
49,700
10% Aug
8 y4 Feb
8%
8%
700
8% July
3%
400
2% May
1%
1%
300
1
4,800
21
84
86
33%
37%
2714
8%
York
5% July
23%
9%
1S%
914
Norfolk
North
Jun
1%
Feb
10 %
Mack
Trucks
Jdacke
Inc
Vending
JJackey Airlines
Macoid
class
Co
A
Inc
Industries
3314c
Inc
2%
Jun
Feb
70 y2
Jan
90
21,600
25%
Jan
Apr
5%
_
25%
Jan
29%
Jan
10
footnotes,
3,200
214
2%
3%
1%
see page
34.
14 % May
1,500
Feb
16%
Apr
%
Jan
28 % Mar
32 %
Apr
9% Mar
15%
8%
Jan
Jun
%
3,400
5,100
31%
14%
3
7,100
3%
12%
50,700
1% Mar
2,350
32%' Jan
80%
75%
3%
Jun
Aug
81% July
Jan
31%
60
7%
2%
31%
400
29% Mar
34
57%
62 %
4,200
37%
Jan
62 % July
7%
7%
3,400
5%
Jan
2%
3,000
1,400
2%
Apr
200
7%
Jan
1%
Jan
8%
Apr
Oils
RR
Ltd
Corp
8%
8%
1
Inc
2
2
Wrr
1
2%
50
4% July
Feb
3
10 %
2
Feb
Mar
It7?
2,400
2%
3%
54,700
66 %
40
57 Va
Jan
66 %
July
92
Jan
96
Mar
h%
1A J/fn
Hi
Apr
93%
40
%
A
25,100
%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
4,800
5%
Jan
9% July
1
1%
1 Va
1%
8.900
1%
Apr
2%
10c
1
—20c
4%%
14
15%
2,300
29 Va
27%
30 Va
108,600
5%
11,000
4% Mar
3,900
23 %
Jan
98
Jan
pfd
93%
100
Ltd
Mines
1
Corp
of Amer
1% May
66%
25
-
Co
Nickel
2
1
Railway
Royalties
(Del)
i76
Jan
Jan
<Apr
Jan
Old
4% May
13,400
5%
11.600
17% Mar
26% Apr
21
24 %
400
%
4%
Jan
10%
Feb
700
514
10%
Feb
4,700
7%
22%
50c
400
Feb
650
21%
%
Jun
38% July
4V»
1,200
%
11
22 % May
19%
la
.
Jan
4% Mar
17%
3
•
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation
For
21%
214
8%
July
300
19%
I
79
*
Rosario—3.33%
Airlines
Rankin
Nuclear
-
,
3%
1.25
Southern
Industrial
Manufacturing
3,600
Jan
Corp
Brass
Power
Ohio
3%
Jun
5G0
14%
13%
14%
Inc
Penn
North
Novo
Ohio
4
Jan
15%
%
•
Northern Ind Pub Serv
Jan
Jun
M
50c
2%
Jan
12
30 Va
Co_.
Honduras
Canadian
Ogden
Corp
"warrants"
13%
1
Co—
Occidental Petroleum Corp.
ItacFadden-Bartell
4% July
6%
5% May
1
&
Northeast
North
Oak
4
Jan
May
10%
9%
11%
%
Co
Auction
&
American
North
Jan
4%
800
28 y»
5,800
31%
Land
& Arizona
Process
Noramco
13% July
5,300
5
13%
3%
Jan
10%
Aug
12%
Apr
2
1
Co
Noma Corp
8% May
500
20%
4%
York
New
Mar
8%
100
2%
New
New
Feb
13% July
4,300
10%
Jan
9 % Mar
i2V4
9%
%
12%
Jan
10 Va
7,700
25c
Chem
&
Mining Co
11% Mar
ise July
%
8%
300
2%
—50c
Jersey Zinc—•
600
85%
3414
27%
8%
1
4%
May
—
2
Co
New
800
21
10
Louisiana
Corp
Jun
1%
9%
__
Service—.
36%
3
10%
12%
•
2,900
22%
2%
25
5% Jan
New
2%
10
_1
Land & Exploration
30c
Friday Silver Lead Mines—_10o
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc
10c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co__
—2.50
Mur
~2%
20c
Packing Co
Nelly Don Inc
Nestle-Le
_30c
50c
;
21%
4%
21%
1
Corp
13%
1%
2,300
2
2
•
Inc_
5
Co
National Video Corp class A
Nedicks Stores Inc
9%
__10c
Preserves
Gas
National
Jun
2%
9%
3y8
1%
—-1
Lucky
Lynch
6%
11
13
8%
1
A
Sherry
Jun
14%
Jun
5
_25c
A
Louisiana
914
13%
2.50
(The) Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch Co
Louis Lesser Enterprises Inc—
Class
12
Jan
1%
Bartlett—
Lodge & Shipley
Louis
»
4
70c
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
Anr
9%
3,300
&
~—1
—
LeVine's Inc
200
1,000
2y4
1%
1
—25o
A
9%
12%
2y4
2%
—1
*
class
Lgslie Fay Inc class A
Levitt
17 /8
2 4
5%
31 Va
5
Inc
9%
ll7/a
2%
3
13%
10
Co—
Industries
Larchfield
-3
&
Delaware
Lamson & Sessions
Lanston
214
1
—
_——
of
Corp
9%
11%
1
Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
L'Aiglon
21
Town
40c
preferred
%
Jan
3% May
2%
-
Feb
3%
AprA
Overseas
%-Jun
1%
Jan
Oxford
4%
Jun
6% Mar
-
33 Va
—7
Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
4%
—
preferred
common
Oxford
Corp
Securities
Electric
5%
i_l
100
1
Co
4%%
Corp
O'okiep Copper
O'Sullivan Rubber
Jun
50c
—
Corp
Manufacturing
:
S
33 Va
32 Va
13
Jan
19%
Jan
99% 101
210
9
800
7%
Apr
4%
300
4%
Jan
8%
68%
4%
65 Va
4%
1
—————1
5
1
1
~4
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21%
20 Va
-
68 %
<
1,000
2,000
5
51
Jan
4% July
17% May
30 %
Jun
6% May
33 Va
101
11%
6Va
Aug
May
Jan
Jan
74% May
7%
14%
Feb
Jun
10%
600
-4
21%
-
6.300
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
17% May
.22%
Jun
Volume
Number 6287
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
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Chronicle
(501)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August
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Friday
Sales
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Friday
Lskst
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of Prices
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
Shares
■
American Stock Exchange
Low
Low / High
Par
Par
Rio
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Vtc
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
>
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Co
b'/c
cum
cum
conv
35
10
25J/2
600
9%
7,100
10
Coast
Pacific
Gas
Electric
Mar
,25
19%
Jan
23
May
—1
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10%
11%
50.200
7%
Jan
Hi/2 July
pfd. .25
1st
33 V*
33 Va
2.000
32%
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35 .?
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29 J/4
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_25
30
30
31V4
1st preferred
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28 %
27%
28 V*
600
26%
Apr
29%
Jun
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_25
27%
27
27%
.1.200
26 J/2
Apr
Jan
27% Aug
27% May
1st preferredredeemable 1st pfd series
5%-
redeemable
4.50%
redeemable
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redeemable 1st preferred—
.
1.400
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5%
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dep
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$4.40; dividend preferred—i—r—
500
400
26
Feb
27% July
Rosenau Brothers Ipc—
25.
24%
Feb
26
Apr
Ross- Products
25 Va
Jan
Rowland
dividend
$4.75
$4.75
dividend
Bell
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
P.
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&
Ltd
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3%
23%
5%
pfd__
5%
4%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall Corp class A
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18%
36
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v.
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■
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14%
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57
1.
3%
,
:
3%
.
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,
.
Saxon
54% Jun "
3%
Jan
3
Jan
6%
Apr,
1%
Jun
Apr
11%
.; 500
Hi/2
1.200
,
4%
5.300
12%
12%
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4J%
13%
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5.600
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:■*.
1.500
7%;
8%
84
■
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.—__;?
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Phillips Screw Co
5
36%
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6%
_—
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Corp
Piasecki Aircraft
.'-Pierce
Corp.
Industries
10c
(Del)
10'
36%
20.300
4%
61/2
8.800
16
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6J/2
800
3%
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21,700
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.
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-8% Mar
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800
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5
4%
5%
8%
8%
8%
200
7
Feb
10%
300
10
Mar
12%
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.—50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
*
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Plant
Inc.
—.
50c
a-.
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113
112
31
29 J/8
3%
.
6.300
Materials
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& Polymers Inc
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>
&
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Corp
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1
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Polychrome Corp
Polymer Corp class, A_
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4
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10%
700
3
100
12%
1.100
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215
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100
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15
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10%
1,600
9% July
3%
3%
5,300
3 J/8
3%
8,200
3%
2%
15%
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15%
4,900
14%
2%
2%
2%
1
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2
4 J/8
4%
1,900
3
Public
4 J/-i%
20% July
Mar
23
Apr
19 J/2
Jan
19%
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29
1
1
3 J/8
37
7.1
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18
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Jan
10%
10%
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1,700
8 J/a
Jan
11%
Apr
25c
5 J/2
5%
51/2
3,000
4% May
5% Mar
101/4
1,100
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10 J/2 May
4%
2,100
3%
Aug
?
10
1.0
l
4
3%
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21J/8
21
21%
1,100
16%
Feb
25% May
16%
141/2
16%
118,yoo
; 9%
Jan
6'A
Jan
16% July
8% Apr
Airlines
2%
Jun
_l
;
7%
7'/a
=7%
1,400
3
~5'/8
5y8
5%
26,700
4% Mar
6 %
J an
6 J/8
6
6 'A
1,000
5% July
9%
Jan
7%
7%
400
7
6
6-Hr
600
6
19%
10,900
1
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Inc
——
1
•
6
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18%
3
8'/a
Inc
1,400
7 J/a July
8%
14J/2
•
9 J/4
Jun
5%
Jan
Precision
Jun
9
July
28
Feb
74%
89 J/2
Jun
Feb
Jan
100
23
Mar
25
Corp
J/4
A
1/4
2
27 J/4
27'/4
28%
29
28%
29 J/2
4%
4%
800
J/2
%
114,600
2%
2 J/a
1,000
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1_
4%
10c
;
,
Jun
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Jan)
26 J/4 July
96
10c
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175
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Jun
Jan
3/a
May
Apr
Mar
31% May
26 J/4 Mar
32y2'May
3% May
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1%
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3 J/a
July
49 J/4
Jan
12 '/a Mar
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31
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♦
17
•
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100
28
Jan
32 J/2
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53%
54
320
41 J/4
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Apr
6
Mar
50
dep rets ord registered
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100
5
July
50c
33%
30%
36 J/2
15,400
11
Jan
38 J/2
•
4%
4%
4%
700
4 J/2 July
7'/a
Jan
1
Airways Inc
5J/4
6
6
6%
800
6
Aug
8 J/4
Jan
14%
15%
1,100
14% July
17%
Jun
31%
32%
1,400
27 J/a
40 J/2 May
1
1
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July
8.33J/a
29 J/4
29
291/4
300
28 J/2 July
33
Jun
4.78%
25
26J/2
26J/4
26 J/2
300
26 y8
Feb
27 J/4
Jan
4.56%
25
90%
Jun
23%
23%
200
21%
Jan
24
200
86% July
79% July
86% Mar
22 J/2
22%
300
221/2
Jun
25%
Feb
23 J/a
Apr
25
13 J/2
13%
2,300
12
Jan
14%
Apr
J/4
original preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preference
4.48% convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred
4.24% cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
May
92 J/2 Mar
.100
Co
65
66%
600
12%
11%
12%
500
37J%
35'A
391/4
18,500
-20c
96
49 J/4
Jan
69%
Jan
13% July
9
39
23 J/a Mar
Jun
Southern
California
Southern
July
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Southland
^
3,100
2%
1,300
'
8% Feb
Shoe
3%
Petroleum
Inc
Ramo Inc class A
1
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
1
10%
?
T-
14%
13,000
8 J/2
Feb
16
10%
100
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7 J/4
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Standard
Dredging Corp
July
Feb
Hi/4
Paint
convertible
2,800
7,700
Jan
16
Feb
7%
3,600
6 Ye May
19%
Feb
14%
Feb
10
IOJ/2
10 J/2
10%
40c
51 'A
50 J/4
53% /
700
16,900
58 y8 July
Mar
Investment
211/s
of America
1,300
19%
5%
23% May
Jan
3,500
211/2
21 J/a
Corp
Apr
Realty Equities
Corp of N Y_
7
6%
„1
6 J/4
6 J/4
1
Warrants
■
——
Illi
Pump Co
M.
Corp
Broadcasting & Dev__
Industries
28%
300
7%
8 J/a
6,800
2%
2%
1,000
"3%
3%
4J/2
50,000
%
%
%
4,000
6 J/4
Jan
Motor
3%
Jun
4J/2 July
18
Jan
43%
5,300
41
Apr
46 J/8 July
12
12 J/8
5,100
11
Jan
13%
.Standard
-10c
1
1
Inc
Standard-Thomson
Aviation
Stanley
Argentine Mining Co.
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd commor
Stanrock
Star
Inc
Apr
Mar
19 J/2 July
3%
Jan
4
Apr
5% July
5% Jan
see Rage
34.
Jan
14%
14%
100
14'/a
Jun
14 J/4
14 J/a
14%
2,100
11
Mar
34
34
34
400
30
Feb
4%
4%
1,400
4% July
4%
4%
2,900
3%
13 J/a
131/a
%
16% May
17 J/4 Jun
34% July
6 J/4 Jan
1
26 Vo
Jun
7%
Jan
19%
Jun
13,000
mi
July
VA
Feb
25
26%
2,800
22 J/a
Jan
12
1
5 J/a
1,900
%
11%
Ltd
14
Apr
29% May
27 J/4
10c
121%
12J/4
13%
7%
Apr
1
161/4
15%
16 J/4
600
50c
16%
16 '/a
17%
5
13%
13%
13%
1
Products
(J B)
Wells
May
15 J/2 July
23J/2
Feb
3,900
12J/2
Jan
21 J/4
Jun
600
IOJ/2
Jan
14% July
16%
Feb
1%
Apr
19 y2 May
17
200
1%
IJ/2
1%
7,000
27%
27%
27%
100
27% Aug
40
—1
20 J/a
19 J/4
20%
3,300
19 J/4 July
26%
—1
5%
5 J/4
5%
5,400
4 J/a
7
6%
7,600
4% May
7%
7 J/a
7%
7 J/2
2,500
1%
1%
1%
6%
11,100
17
Corp
1
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
6%
Jan
8% Mar
Supermarkets Operating
Supronics Corp
4
Corp
Sunair
Electronics
10c
Inc—
International
~
Corp
1
61/4
25c
Petrol
—
Co
50c
25c
Corporation—
—
1
—2
%
%
1
10c
Swanee Paper Corp
6 J/a
%
Co class A
1
200
Jan
6
Feb
1%
Apr
Jan
6
J/2
%
Jan
13 J/4
Jan
July
111/4
106
900
19
20%
1,200
2 J/a
1,000
2
11%
2,700
93/4 Mar
lll7/a
186,400
10%
99
1%
35
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
6 J/2 May
8 J/2
July
Jun
8
2%
7%
Jan
Jan
18 Mar
Jan
1,500
2
20
Jun
14 ya Apr
•
Stylon
Ltd
13% July
10c
1
(Del)
Co
Stop & Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Svntex
Jan
4%
4,700
20
600
,!nn
17J/4
300
4
Jan
2%
May
Apr
3% July
13
3%
8 J/4 Mar
Simerior Window7
'A
12%
12%
16 J/2
Supercrete
14
27 J/2 July
17% Mar
Jun
•>
Feb
1,200
30,500
141/2
-
23%
3,600
17% May
9 J/8 Jun
Jan
700
~3%
A
Inc
Struthers
25% May
11% July
2,700
Jun
Jan,.
27
Jan
18%
Jan
%
27
7%
2,300
24%
6%
10%
27
20
Jan
2,200
;?
121/4
4%
4,700
10%
181/2
14 J/4
1,100
23
10%
Jun
2%
23 J/a
2,900
%
22 J/a
10%
Jan
8%
18%
6,000
40,700
12%
221/2
1
5,600
12
23'/a
7%
%
1%
3% July
7 J/a July
6% Apr
11/4 July
18% Jan
*
12 J/4
12%
1 1/4
3,000
5
16 J/8
%
A
1J/4
2,200
38,100
Canada Ltd
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Sunset
8
Corp
Sterling Aluminum
Stetson
7 J/2
Inc—
Instruments Inc
of
15%
—
Jan.
3%
7Va
7'/a
10c
Co
15%
—
6%
3J/2
7%
7%
1
Parts
1,900
■
3%
,
Mar
1
Steel
7,600
2 J/2
class A_50c
.
1
class
11,100
1
Apr
Apr
1
Mines
Uranium
Industries
5%
..:50c
101/2
14%
Corp
4 J/2
Jan
10 J/a
10
Corp
19J/2
7
Feb
1
700
/. Standard Tube class B
5 J/4
10%
J/4
80
10
1
4 J/a
7
4
74 J/2 Mar
Inc
5 J/2
Hi/2
19% July
2 J/2 May
300
2
Shares
4 J/8
Restaurant
Associates Inc
14
Apr
2,200
Stepan Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
43
16%
16
6,300
Co
Stelma
12
18%
17'A
1
Products
Products
Feb
43
—1
18%
2%
A
Jan
301/2 May
9% July
2% May
% Jan
2
3c
2
5% May
2 Vb Jan
Jan
79%
Co
7%
Jun
1J/4 July
27
Jan
I
—1
28 J/4
7%
1
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc.
Resistoflex Corp
footnotes,
—*
9 J/4
.4-5
Co
series
—
1
Remington Arms Co Inc.
Rico
100
-5c
Inc
Co
&
Insur
-25c
•■"'*■!
J an
23 J/2
19%
common—
Steel
of America—
A
25
Feb
2 J/2
Co
Statham
Properties
Feb
79 J/4
preferred—
Metals
Standard
-
10 J/a July
23
23 J/2
22%
5
Forgings Corp
Class
Jan
9 J/4
7
100
700
lc
Standard
11 J/4
10 J/4
Feb
241/2
23%
1
Corp
Arena Inc
Jan
5% May
6% Jan
6%
6
6
20c
13%
10%
14%
•
1,300
22%
1
Standard
25c
24
241/2
"warrants"
Standard
Inc
23%
22%
25
:
Products
Corp
Feb
34
Jan
82%
25
"orp__.
Rand
Sports
141/4 May
2A July
32J/2
23%
25
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Spencer
11%
82%
25
May
July
Standard
Enterprises
Industries
For
6%
5
73/4
5% May
16 y4
151/2 May
Corp
Radiation Inc class A
Warrants
Apr
*
Inc*
Venezuelan
Southern
R
Group
May
Automobiles-
$1.60
RIC
4
3 J/2 Mar
10%
Jan
2
Reliance
Jan
Jan
2 i'o
(Robert)
Jun
11%
18% July
3%
11%
Reeves
100
5,300
21 %
Feb
10 J/a
__1
Reis
81
Jan
7% July
Apr
600
Quality Importers Inc.—
Reeves
26%
78'/a
Jan
7U
1,300
Quebec Lithium Corp_;
Quebec Power Co—
D.
26'/»
12
Feb
12J/2
1,200
16,500
Feb
4%
11
E.
9
J/2
14%
._1
Reda
7%
Mar
4
100
Canada..;
Corp
Speedry Chemical
R.
850
2
Sperry
Class
800
-
13
4,300
14%
8%
.
80 J/2
—12.50
:
of
5%
.3%
7y8
8 J/2
5
common
600
14
1
Mining
11,100
3%
3%
»
Corp
81/2
16 '/a
4%
~5
1
Corp
Soss
Manufacturing
South Coast Corp
Jan
6 i56
.8 1/8
16
_20c
:
Hi
18/8
1
Sonotone
Jan
3,900
5 % May
1
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Feb
8%
1,800
3.50
B
Amer
Jan
Apr
20% May
22 J/2 Apr
25c
Denn
Creek
Jan
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan
3%
,
-:,1
3 J/4
25c
:
.*
Transistpr
Sinclair
Feb
Jun
July
Jun
July
3%
-
—
50c
preferred
Latz
•
Mar
'21 %
Industries
&
21
100
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
$3 convertible preferred
Simpson's Ltd
Q
Real
Feb
Jhn
21%
American
I
Trust
3%
4J/2
22%
preferred
Estate
17% May
4%
Pylb-National Co
Real
Jun
21%
preferred
Simca
Colorado—
Puritan Sportswear
Ramer
Jan
Mar
May
13 J/2
of
Puerto Rico Telephone
Ramco
5 J/4 May
4
14%
Gas
Service
Jan
Jan
Jan
4%
preferred
Company,.
(The)
Providence
13 Vs
9%
Jan
14%
l;
common
convertible
Prophet
12%
". 8
'
Feb
3Va Mar
Aug
3
20
5%
Proctor-Silex Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc
$1.25
1% July
8%
3%
20
Co_
Silvray Lighting
Apr
35 J/2
4%
Silver
Jan
Realty Corp—
A
2,000
20
Inc
Shoe
Class
9% May
Jun
3 J/a May
800
5,*u*J
21,500
May
Bros: Inc
Silicon
13% May
Jan
29J/a Aug
800
74
i
7%
7 J/2 July
800
1J/4
3%
66%
9 J/2
400
31%
1%
9%
24
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2% July
6% Feb
r
July
11 J/a Apr
1,000
2%
1%
8%
9
Jun
Jan
Jan
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co.
Apr
6
2 9 J/8
10
Aug
Sherwin-Williams
Jun
Jun
3%
6 J/4
8A
214
30
Aug
8
7%
Sherwin-Williams Co
5
Jan
■''
41
/
-Apr*
11/2
100
10
2'/a
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
4 J/a- Feb
Apr
15
Inc
Class
Preston
800
*
Prentice-Hall Inc
Presidential
4.100
2%
^
Apr
Apr
12%
12%
Co
Microwave
.
*-V./ 7%
3 J/8
1
Canada
of
"4%
71/4 Mar
3% Mar
800
Freehold Petroleums
(The) Corp
Shattuck
1161/2 May
32% July
Jun„ij-,
2%
100
l.lud
1,700
3,900
10
2,100
Leather Co
Seton
8J/2 May
8'/2 Feb
U?
?.;.
"'.J '"'.??;
6 J/4
Royalties Ltd
Lambert
Precision
5?
Jan
Apr
July
2 J/2
Servo Corp of
America
Servomechanisms Inc
Aug
.
2.50
Power
"4
2 J/2
2.50
1
Pratt
9 V8
:
6
14 J/2
Corp
Seligman
13% July
Jan
33
50c
class A
Poloron Products
Prairie
3 J/4
'
10 "
Electronics
Polarad
3 J/4
9%
Pneumatic Scale
2 J/4
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5
16
2 J/a
World
Seem an
47/s May-
•;
Jan
21 J/2
4.100
3%
:-
Plume
105?
970
311/4
Jan
3 J/4 Jun
13 J/2 July
200
1,100
13%
Milling Corp
Plywood & Lumber
•
112%
100
4
13%
10
•
*
5
4
2%
Allied
Seeburg
•
36% Aug
4%
6%
Gems
.Security
Apr
08% July
Apr
3%
13%
6%
(.
*
231/2
•4 J/4
1
—...
9%
5
13%
Jan
-
12J/a
——„1
13J/2
*
preferred
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Season-All
Apr
%
•
4%
1
_
Inc_
3%
13%
—2.50
Seaboard
Jan
71/8
Apr
13 J/4
4
Plastics Corp
'Pioneer
•
31%
;
Apr
,_16 pesos
Electric Co—
Seaboard
Apr
July
•
•
Ltd
Inc
series
Seaboard
Philips Electronics &. Pharmaceutical
:
Corp
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co* Ltd
.
'
/
17%
1
Seaiec.ro
13'/2
.
71 /„ *»'or *
5%
89.800
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l
A
Industries (Del)—;
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Jan
'
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13%
Milling Co Ltd
6%.convertible
-
4% July
12J/4 Feb
% Feb?'.-?
•
1,400
50c
preferred
preferred
Sayre. &
7J/2'May
,
721/4 Jan.
9%
17%
1
Inc
Petroleum
Petroleums
Savoy
Jun
Aug
1,200
9 J/4
10c
—
Mar
16
57%
84
4%
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Sarcee
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16%
lc
series
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24% July
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80%
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17 J/4
Apr
1
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2 '■
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5%
4
i 24% July
19 J/4
50
*
1
-1%
Feb
9% July
Jan
11%
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.
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6 J/2 May
v
•
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__T -
Jan
19%
-
/
2.50
Co
San
9
4,100
14%
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*••
700
:
Gold Dredge Ltd
'•Pentrori. Electronics Corp
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Peppereli Manufacturing Co
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Berth ian; Corp
-
24%
10%
•
¥1-
24 J/4
-
Pa to. Consolidated
:L
500
class
Consolidated
Lawrence
Jan
4%
,3% Apr.
;5.%. Jan
500
24%
common
preferred
*$3.50
»
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Dohrmann
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24%
Jan
14 J/4
•
Avenue
Salem-Brosius
i5
•
"8%
24%
——
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Jan
42'/b. Jun
Jari
24 %
5%
Apr
4-'/s Mar
21%
; 35 J/2. July
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.
..
Jan
Apr
66 J/2 May
July
3,500
1.600
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Jan
106% May
_
18
800
1.200
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•
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class A
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:
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Parker.Pen
;
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200
37%
37%
-
Pantasote Company —.
Park Chemical Company—
•
175
15,500
.
Inc
Ryerson & Haynes
Feb
4
5%
9%
891/2
8% May
Feb
16%
vtc
26%
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Rus§ Togs Inc
Ryan
..4, ? May
.
Jun
5%
.4%
59
.
Jan
Jan:*
v
2.200
6%
56
(C A)
Apr
3;
22%
57 Va
Pancoastal Petroleum
98%
95%
:
380
Paddington Corp class A—
.—______
Riisseks
991/4 -Jun.
900
Jan
Jan
11 J/2
1
50c
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Rysco Industries Inc_
Jan
5.100
103% 104%
104%
Markets
Jan
163 J/2
1.500
5%
•
104 J/2
May
'
3%
,'V
Jan
inii/4 Mar
96%
3j/2
24J/4
Royal American Industries
Royal School Labs Inc
Jan
101 "
4
4%
5% Aug
85
700
£1
Inc
Products
140
=
24%
96
96%
11
warrants.
Light
Super
97%
5 J/8
,*
.
98%
50
!—'Hi
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.
260
149 lA
97%
Airlines
13J/2 May
Jun*
9b% Jan'
1.200
102 % 102%
;
149%
preferred
Northern
$4.36
3.700
100
102%
preferred
preferred.
Pacific .Northwest
4%
100%
4%
v.
dividend
conv
Pacific
'4%
210
High
6% July
12J/4
1.50
26%
100%
2.100
4
1.20
25
J2
800
6%
87%
Jan
1/
regis
Roxbury Carpet Company
;;7'y
5%
5%
4%
5
ord
27%
24 Vif Jan
5J/e
31,900
1
rets
26%
800
Low
6%
11%
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Roosevelt Field
Inc
Roosevelt Raceway
27%
.25
Ran,ge Since Jan. 1, 1963
87%
1
26%
_25
Shares
High
5%
5%
Inc
Broadcasting Inc
Royce Ltd—
American
5%
pfd F
common-
4%
26%
1st
Low
1
Products
Elec
27%
A. .25
preferred— -25
1st preferred— _25
4.80%.
V
&
Rodney Metals
Rogers Corp
Jun
5%
'
33%
30%
-■' 57o
Gas
1965
3
B
Rollins
„—-
Inc
6%
class
Technical
Rochester
22
5\A%\ 1st preferred
..
.
.
Robinson
Feb
.25
2nd pfd -A
Properties
&
13/4
Jan
"
Pacific
37 J/4 July
Jan
9% July
Jan
to
Finance
20
preferred
conv
6%
33%
„1
common
for Week
of Prices
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Ritter
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
2)
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
33
1% May
21
Apr
3%
Jan
12%
Jan
111% July
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
.
.
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
(502)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 2)
Sales
Week's
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
Friday
tligh
Lrw
High
Low
Par
"?
American Stock Exchange Bonds
A
,
for Week
Last
Sale Price
stocks
Period
Sales
Week's
Interest
BONDS
Last
or
Sale Price
T
Low
10
inc
iaiuu
1%
10c
2 /4
4 k
Corp
1
*
Corp.
TelePrompter
Teleregister Corp
Texstar
Textron
Textron
53,900
16%
Feb
40% July
4S.4J0
8%
Jan
18%
July
6,700
IV2
Apr
2%
Jan
500
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
5
1%
4%
2,300
4Va Mar
6%
Jan
5%
7,100
4% Mar
TVs
Apr
700
1% Mar
3 %
Apr
Boston
2 Va
Jan
BSF
Brandywine
1,500
% Mar
410
3
May
4%
Jan
4%
6,000
4
Aug
7%
45
98 V2
Jan
July
Chicago
10?u
9,6J0
c'Si't %
Jan
%
Jan
Cobarn
S/8
5 Va
5%
600
5Va July
7%
Feb
5%s
8,700
11% Mar
16 %
Jun
Delaware
1,500
20%
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
12%
14
23%
24%
1 Va V- 2
-
3,
;
11
Feb
13 Va
Jun
15
May
18%
21 Va
Mar
24%
Jan
700
22Va
__
Photolab
Trans
Lux Corp
World Airlines
Corp L
Trav-ler
Industries
True
Inc
of
Union
Gas
Investment
Union
Stock
Omaha
of
Aircraft Products
Corp
United
Asbestos
United
Canco Oil
United
Elastic
Molasses Co
U
S
N
4,500
S
Rubber
Warrants
Series
Warrants
Series
115%
33
.96%
91
6
90%
94
13
71%
$103%
—
—
92%
96
100
101% 101%
1
135
4
57
131
100%
100%
—
103% 104
Mar-Sept
—Jun-Dec
36%
38%
1.5
May-Nov
May-Nov
Construction Corp—
May-lVot
—April-Ocf
1974
6s
6%
Land
102%
118%
159%
100
111
15
15
30%
42
3
11%
19 Va
$76
May-Nov
—
1981
79
69%
76
53
53
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51
62
93 Va
94
26
87%
96
6
77%
84%
76
93%
93%
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82
•.
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d".b
conv
81
--
Feb-Aug
1977
5V2s
Stores
Hudson
7s
Manhattan
&
83 V*
"76
81
237
Inc
debs
conv
69%
71 Va
53
54
12
98
99
102
79
84
37
43
44
37
106
108
19
Jan-July
80
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
May-Nov
44
1972
6s
17
71%
Jan-July
1st 6s 1982
Corp
53%
June-Dec
1973—June-Dec
1981
conv
Hoffman International
5%
69%
79
50
86
96%
99%
61
84
Jun
Jun
•
40%
Jun
Kaltman
36
Jun
Kawecki
36
Jan
29
600
2,300
100
19
11 %
13%
13%
300
22 Va
22%
400
12 Va Jan
21% Jan
3%
3%
3%
500
3% July
211
2%
3
5,300
2% Aug
1 %
Apr
Jun
13%
17% Mar
7%
19
21
6% May
19
6%
6%
Apr
23% May
5 Va Apr
31?
Jan
Italian
Co
6%%
Tr
Realization
Power
1977
6s
Chemical
1978
4%s
—
41%
145%
May-Nov
Mar Sept
127
108
151
151
410
112
104% 105
4
102
142
—
48%
99
103
$104% 106%
106 Va
Mar
41
8%
7
Jan
3%
3%
3%
3,700
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3%s
Jan
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Service
Rapid
American
Jan
Jan
3%
May
Apr
600
5
uan
b -/a
3,700
Jan
9%
9%
7%
8%
1,000
5%
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4%
5
1,100
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2
5
4%
4%
13,500
.
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8%
5
_
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■'./-V
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13%
11,500
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39-4
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Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
9%
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1,700
101,000
2%
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2%
7
7
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I
19
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10
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93
98%
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91
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126
126
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124
1
127 Va
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90
85
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74
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85
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85
89
6
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92
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85
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—
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1976
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Water
3s 1981 —_Mav-/Vor
1965
series
series
M
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series
N
4%s
4%s
series
series
2
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16%
16%
16%
1,100
15%
Jan
20 Va Mar
•
12%
12%
100
10%
Jan
13%
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1
700
4%
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5%
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14
85
92
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90
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99%
87
85%
89
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VTR
97%
90
Feb-Awg
E
4%s
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35
90
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nop
.1976
C
series D 1976
Jan
Vogt
98%
Jan-July
3k
1973
B
series
$85
98%
Corp
Edison
1973
87/a May
11% May
6% Mar
9% Mar
3,900
April-Ocf
1978
3s series F 1979
3%s series G 1981
4%s series
H
1982
4%s series I
1982
4%s series J 1982
4%s series K 1983
5s
series L 1985
Jun
4%
2 Va July
;
1,200
'
77
debs 1967
1977
7s
CnU =<>♦-<
series
2%s
3 %s
"
"
&
debs
sub
Harbor
3s
11% Aug
Jan
Co
3 Ves series A
19% July
Jan
7%
Electric
subord
conv
Southern
Jan
9
3V4 Mar
11%
25c
A
8,300
3%
17%
126
59
Equities Corp—
conv
Safe
19% May
6 Va Mar
10 Va
105
9
(without warrants) 1972
Reeves Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
Feb
3%
:V.
'
88
66
7Vas
Jan
9%
11%
18
Jan
Jun
Apr
1
1
of America
Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Venture
5%s
3%s
7,700
7%
/
108%
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63
Feb
Juiy
31
7
7
1
25c
Corp
'Valve Corp
3
6%
Jan
4%
82 Va
Jan
\ 3
Jan
13
*
Jan
2%
1% July
1,000
17 78
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' j" v
1,200
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100%
1
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1984—June-Dec
Jan-July
1970
Realty
6s
'
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...
.
1%
9%
6% Jun
Apr
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2
...
10% July
Jan
6
1%
Inc_l0c
202
5% Jan
1
42
88
115 Va 117
115 Va
102
88
61%
1968
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Pennsylvania
J un
6
7%
100
6% May
Jan
7%
3%s
1971——
3s
5%
2%
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mortgage
mortgage
1st
6%
9%
25c
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1st
Power
Ohio
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4%
~2%
7%
:Corp cl A com.lOc
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Jan
3% May
200
"2%
5
50c
1
101
ApriZ-Oct
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
_Feb-OcZ
1984
due
6s
5%s 1974
National Research Corp 5s 1976
• Nuclear
Corp of America 5%s 1976
9%
184 Va
5/a
2%
100
Co
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General
5 Va May
10c
regis
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National
Jan
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1
36
800
1955
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HartfJeld
15%
400
Universal Automated Industries
"Vlewlex
127 Va
90%
Jan-July
1978
Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
1962
Valspar
87
126%
—
148 Va
RR—
Corp
sub
conv
9% Mar
7,300
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.
6V2S
3% May
8%
Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
Utah-Idaho
Foam
32 Va Mar
1T^
United
Controls
3%s
1978
&
Development
l.aOO
2
U
Marion
95%
68 Va
100
94
■./
1976
5V2s 1981
Inc
American
Gulf
4,200
37%
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Universal
92 Va
o
10
96 Va 105 Va
•
June-Dec
1978
Livingston
1
Natural
Universal
28
■"•».
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General
14
8 Va
Corp
S
Universal
98
$127
June-Dec
series A 1993
4s series B 1993
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36'A
1%
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Container
April-Oct
4s
Realty
wts
ex
13%
5
U
Universal
94
87
120
18 V2 Aug
Jan
36%
&
Tile
National
First
35 %
•: 4%
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of N
mortgage
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9%
1t77T
rets ord
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dep
RR
J
9%
Jan
1
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Air
Jun
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Milk Products
S
13% Marl
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37%
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United
American
93
85
120
64
Feb
•
United
United
93%
75
102 Va
Feb
1
& Gas Ltd vtc
Corp
United
"U
4%
%
4%
5
7% Mar
1,200
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Jun
4%
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5
*
4
20
50c
1
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8%
18 V2
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11
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8
16
4%
14
35%
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27
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United
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Co
2,200
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8%
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"warrants"
Corp
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2%
12 V2
18
65
87
1976
6s
debs
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&
mortgage
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3% Mar
2% July
2% Jan
7%
1
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100
11%
*
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900
2%
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200
3%
12%
1
"warrants"
8%
94%
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3%
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27
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3%
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3%
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*,
3%
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8
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19
Jan
6%
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•
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preferred—
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25%
95
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20
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72
120
1970
A
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70
$86
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1969
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Jan.1,1963
No.
Jan
4
22 %
1
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1%
series
convertible
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15 Va
25c
1
71
1975_Ja?t-July
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Edison
Co
2%
100
—,
1972
7s
series A
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1 1998
Bloomfield Building Indus Inc—
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conv
sub
deb 1977
2%
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Montrose
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5V8
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70c
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40%
17 %
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_
6%s 1972—ApriZ-Oct
• amer Steel &c
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Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
4 %
l°0r/
%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
18% Mar
1974
debs
sub
conv
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1%
4 /a
•
10c
50c
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Shovel
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25% May
5V2S
Inc
American
2%
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Inc—25c
Corp
Electronics Inc
Inc "warrants"
May
6% July
23
j
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v>
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2
1
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Tenney Engineering Inc
Terminal-Hudson Electronics
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31
--
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8
8%
15%
5
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23%
6%
7%
37
16„4
20c
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Telectro Industries
23%
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9 ".
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8
__
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11%. Aug
102,200
15%
11%
12%
1
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4%
preierred
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Food
5
5
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4
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$6
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&
preferred
conv
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Company Inc
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"West Chemical
Products
"West
Texas
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4.40%
pfd
3%
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3%
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21
21%
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24%
25 Va
1,500
22%
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1%
•
14%
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5%
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1
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preferred
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5%
6
16%
(P W)
99
1
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6s
conv
2
12%
2
6%
2%
6%-
14"
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16%
11%
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13%
19
19
Jan
:
1
66%
99
10
90 Va
82
103 Va
82%
100
26
140%
200
99%
99%
15
98%
99%
54%
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18
51
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90
194
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195
194
• -
25c
>4%
.4%
4%
5
4%
4%
4%
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•
17% Mar
2tV Mar
8% Jan
5%
Jun
1952
6%s
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&
Jan
95 Va
Jan
8%
Jun
10%
Jun
137/8
16%
Feb
20% May
Jan
1,250
-
2% Mar
U
Jan
4,400
8% Mar
3,800"
3%
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3%
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300
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series A 1967
5%s
«i<,c
cprie*
t
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6%s
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102
No.
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Low
High
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16
"7%
97%
97%
95
—
—
95%
$100
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1949-,
Jun
9% May
Jan
8
Mar
2% Mar
1
(Plan
stamped
Maranhao
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1972
June-Dec
2008——-Mar-Sept
of)—
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__
de
55
50%
$49
2s 2012—Jan-July
66
*
51%
70
99
100
51
__
$52
60
42%
54
51%
47
80
53
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17% Jun
4% Feb
4%
.
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fund
.
70
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-
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value,
par
a
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distribution.
g Ex-stock
dividend.
In year's range),
r Transaction for
xEx-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
included
tribution
Apr
•
.
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being
bid
used
16%
17%
5,700
15%
Jan
17% Aug
7%
8%
6,500
4%
Jan
8% July
tive;
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Jun
4%
"wi," when issued;
Abbreviations
ask
(not included in year's range), d
h Ex-principal,
n Unier-the-rule
cash (not included in
Ex-mterest
transaction
year's range), t Ex-cis-
flat.
prices;
no
sales
being transacted
during the current
week.
receivership.
in
7%
Feb
traded
and
17%
1
$95%
—_--i-Jan-July*
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—
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Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
$ Friday's
Coll—I ———50c
Bonds
19% Mar
15%
50
8,400
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High
Debt
jun
__
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$110
Jan-July
Jan-July
1951
7s
(Germany)
•
German
8%
£1
Co
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Apr
11? July
500
Periods
Peru
preferred
Sales
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Feb
450
*
Municipalities
Foreign Governments and
•!
79
98
f Liquidating
±
92%
June-Dec
—June-Dec
Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
7%
6%
19 %
14%
Corp.
87%
79
sub debs 1977—Feb-Aug
Washington
18%
Jan
5 Va
■"
-
11%---
14%
Poods
92%
Apr
6
4% July
1,000
~
14%
Jewelry
94%
92%
Jun
Va
1,600
17% —
101
A_„25c
Zapata Off-Shore
91%
93 Va
Corp—
1976
conv
H Jan
7,000
*
-
—
Express System Inc class
Yonkers Raceway Inc com__
Tale
95 Va
91
93%
Mar-Nov
1973—Mar-Nov
Investing
&
debs
subord
Natural Gas
22% Mar
Feb
1,300
%
don
93%
91
93 Va
Feb
1
' ' 8,900
40c
645-
94
91
Feb-Aug
Jun
—
11%
12%
14%
6%
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94
91
Feb
Jan
15%
,
25%
9%
"
900
dep rets ord regis
preference
!
Hargreaves Ltd
I
6^
S
26% May
Ltd—
American
'Wright
94
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
,
•
Machine
"Woodall Industries Inc
.'
11%
2
pfd—100
Newspaper
Wool worth
11%
25
&
•
U
102
July
%
400
2
5
14%
10
:
&
4
Jan
A July
700
1,300'
15%
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1
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■"
15%
10c
Co
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3,600 /
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United
100
3 % May
Jan
24%
10c
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12 Va
2% Mar
Is
•
1
6s
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s
Jan
97% May
Jan
2 Va
Jan
5
24% July
5% July
4,600
10,300
Inc."
(The)
~6%
Jan
4
Jun
~5%
Jan
87
May
July
21 Va
2%
1
Oil
3 Va
800
94 Va
5%
1
River
2,000
24
2%
class A
Wichita
3 Va
900
3%
3%
23%
2%
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Co
Jun
Inc
Service
1971
3s
3%s 1970
debs 1973
Electric
Jan
1%
Jun
Food
Szabo
(Calif)
M«
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
3%s
Gas
Gas
&
Gas
:MM
Ltd—
rets ord shares
"Western Tablet & Stationery
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
dep
Mfg
%
44%
3%
3%
2%
1% July
520
5c
"Western
"Western
Stag
Jan
lOo
Equities Inc
White
3%
6%
4% May
9% May
Jan
26,700
50
45
24
3%
8,600
2
%
%
45
100
10c
"Western
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1%
2
1
200
200
7%
50c
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7%
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3%
10c
*
1
1.25
Knapp Inc common
preference
series
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3%
10
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non-cum
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W
6%
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.
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above—"cod,"
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consolidated: "cum, enmu avoting trust, certmcaie ,
"n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc,
"xw." without warrants.
Number 6287
Vqlume 198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended August 2)
Week's
H;tnge
of Prices
Low
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Edison
Boston
Calumet
Copper
Gas
Eastern
Mass
21 %
22%
16%
Jan
com_10
59%
59%
60
%
%
200
Co
Jun
51%
719
41%
Feb
25 %
106'
72%
244
20% Jan
67% Jan
18% Jan
20 %
11%
Co
Chemical
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Mathiesoh
Association
26%
9%
Jan
14%
27%
Feb
716
43 Vz
Jan
55
July
68
Feb
85
Jim
3
.
Cities
44
13%
Feb
20 % July
105
37%
Feb;
42
309
19%
Jan
58%
Jan
27
Anr
73% July
Jan
30 Ve May
18%
68%
69%
24%
25%
631
21%
48%
48%
49%
787
47% July
86%
91
84%
150
49% Jan :
34%
388
55%
f.":
Coleman
Feb
l.!» St
B
V
D-
387/a
Cincinnati
National
5
8%
Card
High
16%
26
1,525
206
24
l,»S|
17%
Jun
Allen
Electric
Associated
Avis
Products
Metal
American
Brewing
Industrial
Brown-McLaren
Burroughs
Co.
Co
Mig
Corp
Rights
Corp
Jan
20
:.
Paper
Edison
Detroit
Ford
Corp
—
Goebel
Brewing Co
Bowling——
Lakes
Great
Mfg Co
(S S) Co
Higbie
Kresge
Kysor
—
Industrial
Co
Foundry Corp
Lansing Stamping Co
Madison Square Garden
Michigan Chemical Corp
Micromatic Hone Corp
Da vie
Pat K.
Rickel
;
;
Mfg
Rudy
Udylite
Jun
64%
55%
55%
400
20 %
1,000
49%
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
59% May
24i/4 May
34%
36
1,250
28%
Jan
36%
59 y4
58%
59%
800
19
1.8%
19%
2,900
55% Mar
17 Vb Jan
20%
\EW;
5%
32%
~5%
2,000
4%
Apr
33%
5,300
32 %
July
48%
49%
500
44%
Jan
:> 5%
Apr
7%
49%. 51%
3,800
Feb
56%
Jan
11
33%
35%
33%
——8
—1
50 y4
2.50
9%
28 %
1
28%
900
24%
Jan
400
8%
Jan
9
Feb
12
1
24%
24%
26
1,800
Jun
29%
—5
3 8%
76%
78%
2,800
82%
(Un)
79%
82%
34%
35
71%
69%
71%
26
25%
26
3
Corp
1.66%
3.33%
„
Electronics
Corp
23%
Jan
30 %
Jun
•
18Vs
xl8
Apr
Gray
1
*
•
14%
14
74%
462
69% Mar
25
190
Feb
190
24%
12
25%
79%
Jan
73% Mar
$2,250
79%
Mar
180
27 % Mar
July
80
Sales
non-cumulative
High
Low
11%
12%
Greyhound
Oil
15 J/2
Jan
470
2%
Jan
20%
550
Jan
3% July
21% May
5%
200
Apr
6% May
12
4%
1,420
26
60 J/8
1,000
46
32%
9% July
41
622
20
.
July
3t2 July
52% May
4,174
10%
20
Jan
65c
2,312
56%
32
Mar;.
31%
3,701
Jan
Feb
% July
Jun
69
13
Jan
46
July
Feb
56%
2,450
4%
80c
Jun
Jun
100
18
21%
18
18
22%
750
8%
9%
913
1%
33%
73%
1%
4% Aug
100
4%
Jan
% Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
8
IJ/2 Aug
100
IV2
Aug
2% Apr
1 J/2 July
5%
18
Jan
Jun
Aug
24%
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
Jan
100
1%
400
100
9% July
11% Aug
24% Mar
29% May
11%
11%
11%
26%
26%
26%
1,172
2%
2%
210
42 J/2
21
26
Feb
13
Lockheed
New
Corp
Aircraft
common
C)
&
Martin
Marietta Corp
McKay Machine Co
Means (F W) & Co
Brick
Chemical
27% May
Tile
19%
Jan
59%
Jun
31
60
Jan
65
Jun
800
31%
Jan
4,700
481/4
38 %
Jan
441/4 May
48% July
19%
200
'.
100
10
,
16
Jan
13%
Jan
140
201/2
Jun
21
7 July
181
May
„/
Jun
30 y4
300
6%
1,400
6%
Jan
8 Va
Feb
28%
400
25 Vt
Jan
30%
Jun
Jan
26 % Mar
36
Mar
24 /
Jan
31
jun
29
700
26%
Jan
32
54%
800
507/a
Jan
63
28%
28%
1,200
26%
Jan
321/2
49%
700
8V8
2,200
62%
63%
200
7Wj
7%
100
14%
14%
900
,
II
"
-/./,»•
16
,
...J
-r
:56c
8
7
4,000
42% May
42% Mar
8
Apr
May
Apr
51
July
10
Jan
July
S
50
■
Jan
63% July
8y8 Mar
19 Yb
7
6% Mar
52% Mar
Jan
23 Va
12 %
Jan
16 Vi
Apr
May
Jun
9%
Jan
Jan
43%
18yB
Feb
58%
Jun
6%
5
43%
'
171/4
3.600
49%
—1
497/«
500
13% July
49% Jan
58%
Jun
100
48% July
8Va Mar
11%
Apr
32%
38%
22%
Jan
51
Apr
9
9
35%
2,500
181/4
~18%
18%
3,400
18
Apr 1
July
47
5
47
July
35
Jan
47%
400
• ■
5'/u
700
7%
7%
10
47
5
jZ'y':
—
•
',
.
•/
...
19
100
19
4%
17
6
Jan
19%
Jun
131/4 May
64% Apr
311% May
11%
12%
1,200
10%
Jan
58
59%
5,000
53
Jan
251/4 Mar
~4%
36%
II"5
25%
1
41/4
~4%
150
Jan
4%
Apr
51
52%
•
Feb
9V8
Jan
12
*""■*"*
Feb
47% July
Jun
7% May
59%
(Un)
Jan
15%
I
(Un)_.
Jan
Apr
120
5% May
& Co
52%
1,700
49
Jan
541%
Apr
36%
37%
1,300
32%
Jan
4iy4
Jun
25%
1,200
24
Feb
26Va
Jan
25
3%
6 J/2
521
5% May
8
Feb
20%
260
I9J/2 July
23
Apr
Northern
Illinois
19%
Corp
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Indiana
(Un)
41/4
41/4
100
3
Feb
56%
100
55
July
15
Jan
18% July
60%
61%
8.900
57%
Jan
6 61/2
54%
54%
400
43%
Jan
36%
36%
800
33% Mar
43%
Jan
401/4
Mfg
Aviation
56%
39%
41%
1,000
31%
Jan
25%
& /
North
American
15%
41%
Co
Chemical
National
Jun
Jan
Mar
96 Vi
1
National Distillers & Chem
21
12 Va
28
47
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
17 y8
39%
~7%
(Un)
Montgomery
Jan
Apr
18
37% May
18% Jan
49'/4
Inc
Ward
36%
Mar
54%
.
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Modine Mfg Co
Monsanto
Jan
32
34%
Jun
Mar
'
Marshall Field & Co
Monroe
Jan
Mar//
28%
1
Co
Jun
26% May
27% May
28%
_50c
;
73%
Jan
54%
1
a
6 J/2
——r————1
11/
5
(Un)
1
w
Lytton's* (Henry
(Un)
Apr
Jan
19
*
Inc
-
38
Apr
18
6%
t,;,- ;;,j
July
17
34%
300
300
40
28
—15
Co
3
43
1,250
64
301/4
.
23%
1,475
25%
/ Jan
2
256
42%
20
Jan
15%
150
6 %
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing Co
3%
11 J/8
&
Metropolitan
12%
100
21
28 Vb
_
McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
Feb
1%
„
20%
29
19%
♦
Libby
Jun
11
12 J/4
3%
Leath
Jun
July
42
57
Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co.
Jun
35
S.
"18
28
I *
.~2.50
$3.50 preferred
330
45c
—
1,500
600
150
"
—,
*
—
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)—.
Jefferson Electric Co
Ling-Temco-Vought
2,284
/
19%
•
*
i_.
Jun
Feb
3,100
181%
x47Va
—
Harvester
Jan
51%
25 J/2
Co
Steamship Co
Jan
35%
231
Steel
International
84 V*
23
10
.;
24
47%
1
Illinois Brick Co—
Feb
Apr
Feb
85Va
Mar"
57%
3,400
39%
40
20
Inc
Jun
78
Jan
35%
62
1
3
10 Va
96%
25
34%
Aug
20
100
1% Jun
34
37 %
70c
Co
Bartlett
Co Ltd
Feb
Jun
45
10
Inland
1,295
H)
33%
29
3
Brewing
Industries
Interlake
Jan
3%
11/8
(D
13%
Jan
19% Mar
26 %
(G)
Jan
Jan
Jun
72 y8 Mar./
31%
•
Jun
13
8.33%
Huttlg Sash & Door
12% July
6%
274
94c
(Un)
Corp
34%
23%
1,100
II,100
4,700
23%
33%
34%
100
•
Corp
12% July
1,216
12%
26
preferred
Cooperage class A
Bros
Howard
Range Since Jan. X, 1963
High
19
Stores
Drug
.23 V»
30c
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common
Holmes
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Rubber
Hein Werner Corp
Hibbard
Spencer
22%
:
500
r
Feb
Feb
May
>■/ 250
351/4
283
6%
37%
49%
9%
*
30%
,
10%
9%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard (W H) Co
4,644
-1%
8%
Jun
65% May
Apr
13% Apr
10
;
Apr
.
42
I,100
50%
10%
10
Co
&
30%
5
—_.
Motors
9%
24%
28%
18
r
371/4 July
:
./
12% Mar //
1
*
Jan
71%
10
Corp
Corp
56 Vb
3
Northern
Studebaker
600
20%
69 %
1—10
Co
56%
97
4%
2 A
5
1
Co
Dillon
Scotton
56 Ys
23%
28%
*
Co
&
W) & Co
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
(H
29 Va May
1
50
-1
_1
_1
1
„
Jan
600,
8
71 %
75c
—
Lakey
23%
Co
50
1
1.66%
1
1
.——1
10
10
—1
Corp
Motors
1,100
(The)
35
2.50
Co—
Motor
Frueliauf
General
—_1
——2
Inc
27 %
Tire
45%
32 %
20
10
Drewrys Ltd U.S.A.
Eaton Mfg Co
Jan
Gillette
10
56%
——*
Co
44%
General
10,864
—.«
Co-
Power
Consumers
5,200
Goldblatt Brothers
45% Jan
5%
12.50
Corp
Jun
Jan
1
Candy corp
General Dynamics
Jun
71% Aug
31Va Aug
96% Jun
Jan
56%
Corporation
Electric
69%
■/'.
26%
25%
Z
Feb
May
18%
25%
3 '
1
19
Jan
49%
General
&
Jan
Jan
Jun
64% Mar
Jan
51% May
25%
48%
Inc
Jan
10"%
56 %
49
(Un)
1 Vb
46%
93%
5
America
of
General
17%
1%
26
Mar
46%
Jan
800
1,000
Corp
%
1,100
•c
7.50
Dairies
Gen Tele
60%
71%
31%
5
Rubber
&
General
Apr
;
36%
21% Aug
—
Chrysler
Consolidated
69
58 % May
18%
19
-5
5
*
1
5
Corp
30.
29%
General Mills Inc
3%
*
.
——
Manufacturing
Briggs
11%
—1
_—
X55%
31%
Jan
130
;
12%
1
Equip.
&
Supermarkets
56%;
General Foods Corp
105 % May
Jan
300
11,700
29%
Gas
28%
24% Aug
97%
16%
11
62%
50o
29%
Feb
16%
161/4
5
Bankshares
W D
41
500
.
35%
Co
First Wisconsin
F
400
900
t
29%
America
Whitney
Tire
Mills
43%
16%
Low
24
.
6% July
44%
6
Range
Pat
Feb
Ji July
..
13% jan
43
315
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
July/':
32
4% Mar
36
Co
Natural
Heileman
Allied
of
Co
Insurance
30 % May
Detroit Stock Exchange
STOCKS
July
600
10
—12Ya
(Un)
Mfg Co
Gulf
LISTED
Jan
36
34
1,600
.
21%
79
20%
Jan
Aug
Va May
% May
34%^Mar
56%
25%
1998
6
in
.—5
Paso
Greif
4%s
5%
12% .12%
17%
72 %
Aug
25%
19% July
18%
29%
Mar'% /
257/s
'
36,100
pfd—100
;
7%
Transit
."V 3,600
Jun
%
12%
20,000
600
26%
cpnv
—5
18% Jun
Feb
July
26 % Mar
BONDS
Cine
13%
36
25%
42
41/2%
Edison
Fruehauf
60
190
100
5
preferred
Playing
S
72%
*
Gamble common
&
Procter
12 %
x35%
26 %
23%
29%
U
Jun
17%
20%
1
Eagle-Picher
Aug
47%
56%
1
—
Chemical
DuBois
Feb
33 Vz
41
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Co
.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
100
27 %
24%
*
Yard
Stock
Union
Cincinnati
Diamond
18
25%
102 % 103
26
50
40 Vb
26%
•
System
Foremost
30
18
8.50
Telephone
30% July.'.
1,300 '
2,100
2.50
Flour
transmission
Low
27
25%
10
25
;
2,600
1
Corn Products Co.
Jun
Firestone
High
24
1
—
Carey
Mig
Chamberlain-- preferred
Cine
Gas & Elec common
Apr
/, Jun
30
:
33%
16%c
Inc
Corp
Continental
Fairbanks
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Low
Jan"
33%
10
Ford Motor Co
ltange
Pai
24%
43%
(Un
Iron
Gas
Container
84% July
Jan
Xi.,
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
50
,
32%
Dow, Chemical
Jan
31%
of these prices.
STOCKS
Feb
28%
29%
42%
.—5
Co
Commonwealth
July
91
Co
Columbia
Feb
72
50
Indebted to the firm of W. E. Hutton & Co. for the
LISTED
1
:
Inc
Tractor
Service
Elder
Friday
.1%
34%
T2~.50
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
are
Jun
Jan
Jan
43%
IIIII
City Products Corp
El
We
30V4
1%
28%
33 Ve
Corp—.^.-_13.50
Chrysler
44% Jun i
31% Jan
72
40%
Apr
39%
34%
Apr
3,400
28%
pfd
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR... 12.50
28 % May
24%
%
21%
2.3J0
33%
5
Champlin Oil & Ref $3
24%
-
67
34
300
178
30 %
1
Central & South West Corp
20
84%
24 %
5
.
(Un)
Export Gas & Oil Ltd
Caterpillar
May
39%
com—6.25
Ddn
26 % Mar
79
110
55
18
High
25% July
26% Feb
29%
29%
•
23 Ve May
19%
Inc—_—
1
Torrington Company
*
United Fruit
^1-*/'
United Shoe Machinery Corp com—25
U S Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Vermont & Mass Railroad Co__.—100
S
Jan
July
5
Corp
Capital
420
23
5
_i—
Calumet .& Hecla
Apr
553
78
40%
& Shop
W'estinghouse Electric Corp
83
Jan
11%
53%
u——.*
-
1,165
20 %
78
54%
Business
Jun
36%
5
27%
Burton-Dixie
22 %
84% May
28
71%
1
20
100
100
——5
10
56%
71% Mar
734
24»/8
England Tel & Tel
RR (N H)—
Shawmut
Jan
60%
•
Northelrn
Stop
37
Jan
79
Racing Association
England Electric System
Olin
Apr
50%
34%
Narragansett
New
28 y2
33%
Lone Star Cement Cornoration
New
30
277
23 %
200
1%
8
Corp
Corp
LOW
24%
P2
Corp
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Rights
Jan
30
—
—
1
common——50
,
Brunswick
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
23%
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
July
l
55
76%
Copper Corp
63
49%
78%
-..—-—5
Booth
24% May
;>48% Jan r.:V\
% July
30
—2.50
Co
77
53%
*
Inc__j.
V
Jan
71% July
,r
Shares
23 V,
Howell Co
Consolidated Inc
(Un)_
Steel Corp
(Un)_
Binks Manufacturing Co
Boeing Company
(Un)_
Jun
13
36 %
for Week
-
24%
10
Bethlehem
Jun
43%
Jan
—-—5
54 %
Low
24%
Benguet
Feb
23
Jan
11% May
Co——
Coal
122
43%
55%
Company
Creek
Island
Kennecott
42
110
Stores
Electric
Gillette
Jan
235
Ford Motor Co
General
40 V2
47%
12%
Ry
pfd
National
126 % May
65
Bell &
47% July
Jan
Jan
71%
Associates
Street
1st
6%, cum
First
Jan
15%
114V2
12%
;
Fuel
&
22%
90
2,936
corn—100
"A"__—.——100
Co
Range
Eastern
100
18%
69%
—,
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Mfg
Co—
High
47%
10
Inc.
Co
Low
High
46%
10
—_—5
Co
Hecla
&
Service
Cities
Range Since Jan.1,1963
17%
50
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
Shares
119% 121%
17%
119%
Company
Tel
&
Sales
Last
Sale Price
47%
•
1.66%
-33 %
Chemical
Agricultural
Corp
American
STOCKS
Sales
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
25%
26%
1,200
241% Mar
36%
36 y«
36V2
r-
:
—
Public
Is
II
Co
Service
Co—•
61
—
51/4 Mar
64%
55
Apr
May
July
Northern States Power Co—
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
compilation
The weekly ranges for
the
of
round-lot
(Minnesota)
Northwest
transactions only
all the local issues, and a selected
traded
(Un)
list of the dually
issues.
1
Parke-Davis
&
Chemical
Corp__
Co
5
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
—-10
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Friday
Sales
Week's
Pfizer
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
..
Acme
Steel
Co
Allied
Allis
Chemical
J.
Corp
Aluminum
Co
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Home
Co
Rad
&
Tel
American
Tobacco
&
Tel
Armco
Company
Corp
Avco
2,100
600
Jun
Pure
Oil
Corp of America (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Jun
Revlon
Inc
Jan
27 %
Aug
Apr
471/4
Feb
10
57V2
57 V2
58%
1,700
48V4
Jan
58V4
200
491/2 Mar
60% Jun
61% Jun
Richman
57%
18%
241/4
St
Feb
18%
18%
1.66%
17%
18%
1,700
161/4
Jan
23
5
17
120 %
16%
17
1,100
12%
Jan
171/a July
28%
28
28%
46%
46%
(Un)
(Un)
119% 121
6,000
114%
Jan
126
Mar
33%
40%
Jan
Apr
Feb
May
53%
9%
3,500
28
,
Apr
Jun
14% July
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J)
Royal
St
Brothers
Co
Imperial
Diego
Schwitzer
Corp
Roebuck
Sheaffer
(W
A)
&
Pen Co class A
Products
Co
15,900
54%
551/4
600
52
Jan
58Va
Apr
28%
28 Ve
28 '/a
5,400
25
Jan
30%
Jun
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
221/4 July
26V4
Jan
Southern
Co
17% Jan
291/4 Jun
Southern
Pacific Co
America_2.50
footnotes,
3
see page
i
-a
41.
13%
25%
Class
Shell
13»/2
25%
14
1,500
261/4
1,600
13%
Apr
23Va Mar
B
Oil
Sinclair
4
of
Corporation
For
1,300
14%
10
Corp
Canteen
471/4
Fe—
17
Jun
Feb
16% May
79
Apr
44%
700
36%
Jan
•
69%
2,100
56%
Jan
74%
Jun
10
37%
36%
37%
1,600
34%
Jan
41 %
Apr
41%
42%
700
40 Va July
48%
Jan
37%
Jun
L
Co—
Oil
30%
3174
900
3
37%
37'/a
37%
4.900
•
28 %
27%
28%
•
450
45 V4 July
23%
Jan
36% July
27% Jun
471/4 May
30% Jan
Jan
49% May
48
Jan
53
13%
Jan
14
100
10
Jan
13%
Apr
77%
240
59
Jan
81
Jun
88%
5.900
74%
8%
Jan
90 V2
Jun
91/4
Apr
8%
Jan
34%
Jan
47%
48
3.700
•
12
51
51
10
12
12
76%
87
20 g
3
Co
13V4
x
70 Vb Mar
551/2
,
67%
1
1
Co (Un)
Stockyards
Public Service "A"
Nat
Louis
Sears
(Un)
Petroleum
Dutch
Louis
San
(Un)
Tobacco
54%
1.25
;
700
May
67%
1
13%
50
(Un)
73%
Jun
15
43%
Jun
Aug
Jan
12
Co_.
68%
6.25
San
47%
2OV4
17%
4,700
47
4,800
Jan
43%
19%
1,800
52%
Jun
201/4 July
56 Yb May
54% May
&
1,100
1.75
48%
51
72%
38
:
Jan
47%
Jan
Jun
29% May
Jan
51%
Juil
49%
44%
Feb
481/4
(Un)
38%
Jan
131/4
46
5
Radio
3,100
1
29%
600
800
-33%c
Mar
52
V
Feb
May
12.50
Corp
(Un)
Topeka & Santa
Automatic
500
16%
61
Ve
27 %
Common
Athey
141/2
49%
16%
191/4
600
.
•
Gamble
&
45%
Steel
Atchison
6
52
52%
(Un)
Corp
Procter
18%
51%
1
10
Anaconda
Apache
Jan
Jan
Process
44%
(Un)—
Co
Co
11%
42% Mar
33%
Stand
American
100
Co
Co
26
Products *:(Un)
American Machine & Foundry
American Motors Corp..
American
16%
47%
_1
(UnV_
Cb
'Jun
19
Potter
17%
•
_
(Un)
(Charles) & Co
Phillips Petroleum
26%
44%
(Un)Z_.
Airlines
American
Jan
500
62 %
10 .,V"
1
Mfg—/_
of
America/(Un)
13%
17%
—
9
Chalmers
/
3%
25c
/-
v
16%
1
Electronics
Ross
High
1,1963
High
Low
17%
10
Admiral Corp
Advance
Low
Par
■
Range Since Jan.
—
—3.33
Bancorporatlon
Olin-Mathieson
5
88
—1
9
1
44
8%
44
9
400
44
1-00
1
43%
Jun
Jan
Apr
9% May
Jun
44%
46% May
46%
1,800
35% Mar
68%
69%
1,900
58%
Jan
5
55 %
557/a
400
511/B
Jan
•
33%
34%
700
28V2
Feb
37%
14%
15%
9,100
13
Jan
161/2
5
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
45%
45%
15
68%
50c
15
70% Julf
56% Ma)
Jun
I
Jun
:
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
.
(504)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended August 2)
v!y
V'V
V:.-;',/ •;
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Storkline Corp —Studebaker Corp (Un)
66
59%
Yates
American
36
July
Duquesne
Apr
Duquesne
25%
38% July
43%
59%
3.500
18%
1,900
900
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Harbison
76
Jan
Horne
16%
Jan
1
5
1
Jan
101
112
May
.600
33 %
Jan
42
86%
Jun
85%
800
6,800
43%
Jan
54
13%
Apr
Jun
Screw
200
28%
Apr
42%
Jan
34%
41
1.600
33 %
1.400
5%
32
34%
1.500
16
63%
38%
81
2,200
Jan
Castle
Cooke—
&
Eureka
10
25c
Capwell Co
Emporium
Ltd
Corp
Oil
(Un)
Co
50c
*
-10
Oil
Lasco Industries
Jade
Leslie
Salt
Meier
Co Inc
Frank
&
Merchants
Co
Petroleum
29
250
23%
75c
100
50c
Union
__
4,700
1,100
28
Feb
36%
2.35
Jan
9
Aug
1
are
213
513/4
Jan
573/4 Mar
42%
80
341/4
Jan
42%
18
18
18 3/8
164
18
Aug
106
251/4
Jan
437
313% July
29%
293/4
6.25
34 %
34
19%
100
18"%
Jan
30
34%
26%
Jan
Preferred
38%
25c
7,200
15c
Feb
35c
Oil
35c
Mar
62c
A 50c
59c
1.60
1.60
100
3%
4
8,100
7%
Jun
Jan
3% May
4 %
3%
3%
500
69
150
54%
28C
29c
5,000
18
18
100
1.85
2.10
26,700
2.45
2.60
6,800
Acme
1.30
138.87
248.71
93.88
84.28
89.73
88.53
89.10
139.42
249.32
93.88
84.21
89.72
88.16
89.10
140.12
251.09
93.93
83.99
89.95
88.69
89.14
93.93
84.01
89.84
88.80
89.14
93.96
83.99
89.91
88.81
89.16
695.43
1
Aug.
—
••••
28 ?■
'
Alan
Wood
Steel
Tel
&
Tel
American
common
—
Atlantic
Corporation
City Electric
Atlantic
Research
Arundel
—_
2.25
200
8%
4,600
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Transit
Baltimore
Budd
Co
Company
21
21%
2,200
Averages
600
Duquesne
Light
Electric
Storage
Si
Food
92c
Fair
Foremost
General
<
$1
6
Dairies
Acceptance
Corp
Jan
22% May
2.85 Jan
1.20 July
July
32
1.75
1.90
3,100
1.55
2.35
2.50
1,700
2.30 May
34
1,100
23
Jan
33 % May
5%
6%
3,800
5
Mar
7 % May
5%
•
'
72c
7%
Jan
3
Feb
29 %
Feb
5% Aug
May
Giant
Food
Inc
7
900
79c
2,900
50c
A_
Pennsalt
10c
16%c
3
•
•
50
Corp
&
Service
Co
Electric
&
Warner
4%
522
4,494
1,474
20%
*
7414
50
25
•
•
33i/2
63%
39%
50%
Transmission
3.50
Marion
1957-59=100
*
Motor
&
For
1
Co
Lothrop
new
footnotes,
•
com—1.25
see page
41.
__
__
__
135.3
134.8
121.6
124.8
—2.6
175.8
175.6
0.1
129.0
181.4
167.0
124.3
166.4
125.6 >
0.4
—1.0
171.6
130.1
__
__
Goods
Transportation
Utility
and
Finance
Service
Transactions at the New
Railroad
No. of
and M'iscel.
Shares
Moni
July 29
2,842,890
Tues.
Wed.
July 30—
July 31
Thurs.
Aug
3,544,340
3,957,990
3,411,460
2,930,570
Fri.
Aug
1
2—
16,687,890
Total
Bank
Bonds
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
Bonds
$3,414,000
4,106,000
4,433,000
3,845,000
3,359,000
Sales
$4,588,900
4,889,000
4,972,000
$1,174,900
589,000
783,000
539,000
4,331,000
3,948,000
486,000
$22,728,900
$3,571,900
$19,157,000
Jan. 1 to Aug.
Week Ended Aug. 2
2
1962
1963
1962
1963
575,562,305
639,477,333
16,687,890
16,890,595
$286,000
$15,000
$3,571,900
$1,675,000
66,454,000
709,228,500
52,671,400
908,551,400
$22,728,900
Stocks—Number of Shares
$21,706,000
$775,968,700
$961,237,800
Bonds—
U. S. Government
International
Bank
Foreign
-
Railroad
and
24% Jan
Transactions at the
24
Jan
22% Jan
20,031,000
19,157,000
Industrial
Total
Jun
14% Feb
29
Feb
American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and
1'
Yearly
Stocks
(No. of
Bonds
1,015,875
July 29
—
Tues.
July 30
—
Wed.
July 31
Thurs.
Aug
1
Fri.
Aug
2
914
27%
349
25% Mar
31 % July
Foreign
Government—I———I
37%
141
33% Mar
40% May
Foreign
Corporate
29%
38
29%
93
29% July
32%
32%
200
29% Mar
29% July
32% Apr
—
-
$268,000
277,000
416,000
248,000
193,000
5,298,075
Mon.
9% May
24
Apr
76% July
12% May
Total
Domestic
Shares)
714 Jan
68% Apr
41% Jun
51
July
19
Apr
60
May
27% May
914 July
Foreign
Bonds
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Stocks
I
74
186
Jun
36% Apr
York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
27%
4014
5
1>47o
153.8
104.2
Non-Durable
0.0
0.7
33% May
3614 May
106.4
170.3
124.9
Mining
36% May
2014 July
116.2
125.8
^4.9
139.4
240
363
50
52%
24
common
32% Apr
1214 Jan /
414 July
29% Jan
5% Jan
130.6
121.1
133.3
138.6
130.5
Jan
95% July
44 May
47 July
Low
144.1
135.4
Durable Goods
Trade,
57
Apr
25% Feb
56% Jun
11 % May
22% Apr
18 % Apr
High
0.3
0.4
Change
139.0
130.0'-'
Jan
High
80 % Jan
21% Jun
126% Apr
28 % Feb
48 % Jan
14% Jan
14% Jan
11 May
16
Jun
107 Jan
69% Jun
8% Feb
55
Jun
1963
Percent
(
July 26,*63 July 19,'63
Composite
Manufacturing
53%
24%
9V4
53%
24%
Corp—
Light
with highs and lows
industry groups compared with the preceding week and
for the current year.
543
233
510
880
5
10
Gas
18%
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
July 26, 1963, for the composite and by major
51
18%
39%
48%
18%
3,087
210
8
3
ended
week
20
July
68% Jan
7% Apr
169
Jan
30% Mar
60% Mar
33% Jan
43% Jan
16% Jan
50% Mar
21% Jan
8% Feb
4.50
Improvement
Co
Woodward
__
__
2.50
Ramo-Wooldrldge
Washington
White
34%
18%
.
Gas
Universal
3414
17%
35%
Gas Co_—
Eastern
United
34%
18V4
9
9%
20V4 21
7414
76%
9%
9%
183
183
3n/2 33%
63%
6414
Sun Oil Co
Texas
800
1,295
46
414
com
Jan
Apr
Apr
77% Jan
30% Jun
32% Jan
34%
Gas
Jan
Jan
Feb,
Jan
July
Feb
225
319
308
4%
Bank___
41%
8%
18%
16
57%
10%
20%
Apr
21% Feb
19% Jun
17% July
__
41%
6% Mar
Jan
46V*
30
50 %
21%
25
659
1,310
914
Scott.Paper
Smith Kline & French Lab
Thompson
12% Jan
92% Apr
51 % Apr
35%
common
South Jersey
657
18%
22
21
94"%
41%
46Va
94%
24% Jam
43% July
174
414
3,092
„_io
10
Transportation Co
Potomac Electric Power common
National
22
20%
18%
93 %
40%
68
Feb
12"% Feb
114% Jan
9
May
11% July
8% Jan
265
449
common....'
Co
Phila
Reading
678
*
Electric
Philadelphia
Riggs
22
20%
18%
1
Pennsylvania RR
Perfect Photo Inc
Public
23%
1
Water
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Gas
99%
57%
-
13,126
20
475
__
1
Chemicals
13%
96%
55%
6%
11%
12%
10%
14
607
40
4,864
552
72 %
10%
23%
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
Pennsylvania
72%
17% 17%
71%
68%
10%
21%
Fund Inc
Madison
Low
115
155
2,095
213
142
351
71%
the
for
stocks
of stock
index
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
54 %
22%
51%
9%
19%
18%
A
class
Vending
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
53 %
21%
49%
9%
19%
18 %
1
Jan
A,/,
53%
22%
50%
:
Jun 25
120.15
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC
95c
May
Sales
Week's
160
288
Resistance
International
Macke
class
139.12
i
The
7
5% Mar
6%
Feb
98c
July
23% July
900
112,900
1,378
Motors Corp
General
High
Low
Jan
27%
32%
19%
136.59
136.42
Jan
2.80
Jun
Jan
34%
,
July
27%
6%
53%
__
1
2
3.00 May
31%
*
1.66%
Aug
Mar
31%
Jan
27
Range for 1963
Jan
200
51%
preferred
Jun
Aug.
Fri.
\May
400
32%
1
2.50
2
common
1
Mar 14
100.23
1.65 Mar.
6,300
52%
Battery
Stores
144.31
Low
Apr
1.05
5
10
Ford Motor Co
5.04;
Range for 1962
High
135.47
July 29
Mon.
Thurs.
32%
__6.75
1
Rails,
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Date
Apr
32%
12%
57
2.914;
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National
Aug
92c
10%
11%
9"%
12%
Industrials,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
136.93
32%
26% 26%
44% 45%
__
the following divisors:
by using
July 31
32%
5%
—
daily
compiled
65 stocks 14.34.
Wed.
11%
2.05 July
25%
13%
are
Utilities, 5.20;
Jun
32
\
'17% Jan
2.25
2.15
119% 121%
-—1.80
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Delaware Power & Light—
250.58
135.71
3%
.
7% May
.:■/
26%
45 %
1
—13
_1
5
Corp
139.73
July 30
Apr '
2.70
8
17%
119%-
4.33
;
140.00
167.08
"i
2.10 July
Jun
V Jan
.25
450
4%
71%
166.96
694.87
31
July
1
250.76
Tues.
Apr
2
1.05 July
2.70
Low
1
10
33%
•
Markets Inc
Bonds
166.17
19 %
Feb
•*
1.200
1.20
}
24%
Last
ties
167.21
39c
Apr
16 %
700
Sale Price
40
Rails
trials
690.71
69
Jun
July
28c
1,400
Par
165.79
;
Total
10
Utili¬
Rails
Stocks
696.42
—
Jan
1.50
3%
1.15
Jan
95c
1.85
3%
25%
16 % July
Jan
July
47c
73c
STOCKS
I
689.38
ties
-
29_
26
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
>
10
Grade
First
Grade
\'.r? /•
65
May
9,300
8,200
Friday
roads
'
v
Jan
39
34% Mar
2,200
7
10
10c
Jun
30
July
Mar
75c
Exploration-.
(Un)
Basin
Williston
Apr
38%
Second
10
Indus¬
T0tal
jUtili-
37% May
16
5%
7
20
31% May
-
of representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
—Bonds—
—
:•/••• 15 :v/
20
Rail¬
trials
Date
Apr
2,100
1,400
45c
24%
H
29%
Jun
51/4 Mar
4% July
68
4%
43/8
1
5
10
Jan
72c
1
Jan
563/4
42
the daily closing averages
30
Apr
21%
6%
_1
May
Jan
45c
67
(Un)
Co.
Petroleum common
Westates
5
54%
5
.
Jan
75c
Jan
Jan
4
75c
Equipment
Victor
4%
Jun
1.75 Mar
10,600
._
Warrants
1,375
42
—10
the New York Stock Exchange as
Indus¬
May
41c
27%
6%
5
Industrial Corp common
1
Preferred
i
—8%
45c
100
Jan
14%
50c
Co
Sugar
4%
37
75
21c
1.85
United
2.00
26%
19%
1.95
43/4
10
Air Brake—
Elec Corp—
27
Mar
Feb
4%
43/4
High
Jan
25
29%
29c
————25
10c
Corp
Trico Oil & Gas Co
35%
45c
1
2.55
-A
1
__
North American 'Invest com—_a_—1
if.
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
—33 %c
Reserve Oil & Gas Co_.
—1
8Vo
Rhodes Western
25c
21%
Rice Ranch
Oil Co
a——1 A
Royal- Properties
i__—:
:—1.00
Southern Cal Gas Co series A pfd—25
preferred
500
4%
Corp Ltd
Norris Oil Co common—,—.
6%
62
1.85
Nor don
Terex
300
34%
3%
10c
10
25c
(Un)
& M Oil Co
J M
M
Co
37% May
34%
25%
75c
Stock and Bond Averages
Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
25%
37%
14%
50c
1.60
4
-1
—
Shares
„
59%
25c
1
General Exploration Co of California_l
Good Humor Co of Calif
10c
Holly
Range
25%
Co Ltd A
Exeter Oil
31% Jan
Jan
May
Jun
for Week
of Prices
30
■
45% May
July
Low
4°
—
34
Jan
34
_
of America
Foundry Co_
Corp
Feb
68
51% Mar
Sales
Range
25 %
59%
35
1.85
4%
• 45c
19%
Jan
31%
July
Week's
25
*
5
1
—*
*
5.50
31
26
16% July
16%
Jan
Below
Par
231
Apr
Feb
9
13%
Exchange
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
(Un)
32%
41%
Jun
other Exchanges.
Cement Corp pfd
Brewer (C)
& Co Ltd
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buckner Industries Inc
Buttes Gas & Oil Co
Cabol
Enterprises
_—
California Ink Co
93/4
40 % July
Jan
2,500
58%
Jan
31%
600
40
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Jan
7%
Bolt
&
Pacific Coast Stock
American
Jan
25%
_
42 % May
Jan
5% May
75
Sale Price
8
40%
—
1
United Engineering &
34
Last
299
31%
32%
Stocks
STOCKS
83/4
Ap;r
600
20%
16%
15
Friday
Jun
8%
-7%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
__
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
Jun
Jan
on
Price Ranee on Stocks
This list does not
30y2
_
47%
5%
15%
Apr
Jan
*
Co
73%
39%
61%
33%
27
1
(Joseph)
McKinney
Mfg
40%
34%
263/a July
84
_
Walker-Refractories
34
--
71/4 Mar
138
/.'/!
123/4
Jun
16%
13% July
25
27%
8%
8.50
381% May.
Mar
29%
123/4
?!' • '•*:>
•
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
5
Light Co__
—
33%
152
29%
■
10
85
34
High
.
263/8
5
_10
.
Equitable Gas Co
19
13% Mar
1.300
.
39%
Low
36% '!
1. 1963
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
36%
__
_
Columbia Gas System
73% July
73
Low
1
___
Blaw-Knox Co
16 %
6.25
*
Machine
Feb
46%
—
5%
40
Corp
Radio
Zenith
July
1.000
39 J/4
46%
1
2
preferred
45
7.800
15%
Steel
Industries Ipc
8
;
5"% May
4,700
Ranee
of Prices
'
40%
103% 106
105%
39%
1
World
Appollo
for Week
Last
•"'it. ;;
Par
71%
1
Bancorporation (Un)
Westinghouse Electric Corp
$4.25
Publishing Co
70% July
/ •:
Allegheny Ludlum
Jan
./
Apr
6%
35'%
71%
—4
Inc
Stores
62"% Aug
58%
18%
16%
2.50
Western
Wieboldt
Jan
28 % May
14%
*
10
(Un)
Co
Feb
47
*
Carbide Corp
Union Pacific RR (Un)
United States Gypsum
U S Steel Corp (Un)
Universal Match Corp
Universal Oil Products
Webcor
61%
69
34%
3.50
*
Union
Upjohn
32 % May
40%
6%
--25
Salle St Corp
208 So La
70%
6%
Texaco Inc
Eastern Transmission
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
62 %
69%
Sunray
Texas
66%
:•/
Jan
25%
500
2.500
4,700
6.900
27%
•':/
Sales
Week 's
Friday
-vi■
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
High
Low
High
26%
66 %
62 ,s
70
■—*
D X L Oil
6wift & Company
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
,
26*^8
*
6.25
25
7
f
Oil" of California—
Standard
of Prices
Low
A ').■
Par
'■
Inc
Spiegel
Range
Last
Sale Price
-
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Friday
-t-i
STOCKS
$1,402,000
1,062,500
1,137.345
1,146,540
935,815
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
^
•
$2,000
65,000
12.000
1,000
$80,000
Week Ended Aug. 2
1963
Total
Bonds
$6,000
------
31,000
$37,000
1
$2™,000
^42,000
428,000
'2J8.000
225,000
$1,519,000
Jan. 1 to Aug.
1963
2
1962
5,298,075
Stocks—Number of Shares—
Domestic""
1962
Total
Bond
Sales
Foreign
Corporate
-
-
4,797,000
171,020,723
193,268,929
$1,402,000
80,000
37,000
$991,000
78,000
29.000
$L519,000
$1,098,000
$44,601,000
^O.OOO
335'000
$46,776,000
$42,749,000
J^O.OOO
1'017'000
$44,946,000
Volume
Number 6287
|198
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
■
(505)
Expressed
Arc
Shown
Friday
Low
Par
Power
4% %
&
*
——25
*
Paper
common
4%%
4%%-
4%
Canada
of
46
Feb
Apr
preferred
250
24%
Jan
25%
53%
55
4,669
43%
Jan
59
May
25%
26%
10,230
22
Jan
30
Jun
39%
5,975
39 %
22%
223/a
2,000
22
50
pfd-50
50
46
—
Ltd—
$2.70 class B preferred
46%
44
47%
45
54
•
--
July
39% Aug
Jan
23% May
46
July
110
42
Jan
125
52%
Jan
54
685
.-.'■"-v.
Jun
50% May
45% May
May
56
Corp
Argus
Class C
Sugar
51%
*
*
*
*
common
Steel
—
25%
—
—
25
8%
100
7%
2,520
75
23%
al6% al6%
—
51%
8%
50
Corp
Atlantic
^
37%
25
34%
27
25V4
'
37
—
Bank of Montreal
10
63%
623/4
64%
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
69%
69V2
701/2
3,246
1,430
National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
10
*
*
25
75%
75%
76V4
707
Banque Canadian
Bathurst
Power
class
Paper
&
A
Telephone
5%
preferred
5%%
Bralorne
Paper
Pioneer
Brazilian
Traction
British
Light & Power
Columbia
British
Columbia
Power
Telephone
com
preferred
5.15%
preferred
Brooke
Chemical
(1959)
Company
Mills
Bruck
Class
_
class
Ltd
A
B
Building
Bulolo
Power
&
Canada
Iron
Jan
July
50
Jan
a50
a50
//2V
50
5%
600
5
Jan
100
2.90
3.10
4,492
2.75
27
27%
2,545
27
19
2,885
12%
22%
21
22%
41,963
54
54'/s
218
96%
96V4
96V4
50
102
102
50
7.00
7.00
HO
12
13%
100
12
Jan
,21
21%
200
17%
5
5
200
3.75
a25
•
5
46
Jan
19%
Class
Loeb
23%
Jan
19%
Feb
52
Jan
95%
Jan
102
102
9%
825
3,580
20%
10
103%
Corp
Maritime
Tel
263/4
263/4
30
July
Moore
Morse
Class
Canadian
Celanese
Chemical
Co
Niagara
Wire
Noranda
Foundation
Canadian
*
common
Ogilvie
class
International
Canadian
Pacific
Placer
Price
Bros
&
1963
Jan
39%
26% July
Feb
Feb
Feb
Rio
(Albert
Algom
Marconi
Canadian
25
Railway—.
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Apr
Salada
10
IOV4
5IV2
14,690
9% July
liy2 May
220
50 % July
52%
53
475
51% Mar
36 3/8
37
Central
Oils
Rio
Del
Coghlin
(B
1,500
Oil
Sherwin
Williams
Save
Jan
8,040
8%
Feb
111/2 May
1.800
2.80
Apr
4.05 July
Southam
3.70
3.70
3.95
265
4.15
Standard
of
778
12%
Jan
47
528
42
Jan
4.15
4.20
1,025
4.00
Jan
8,360
24%
Jan
33
V 1.310
10%
Jan
11%
400
7.55
7.25
7.60
4,500
a6
a6
18
4.95
22
July
7%
Jan
5
Inc
Canada
Trans
Mountain
9.25
Jan
Walker
6%
Apr
Webb
5%
Feb
Cellulose
7%
Ltd_i
Co
Crain
Credit
(R
Credit
26 %
Foncier
Crown
Zellerbach
&
class
/
Dome
2
A
355
39
Jan
6
6
450
6
May
15%
100
4%
Jan
13 % Mar
7% May
27%
Apr
71/2 Mar
I 50
May
8%
17%
50%
2.50
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
50
75
July
80
73
Apr
81
25 J/4
25 %
375
22
;Jan
11
300
11
July
12%
55 %
50
50%
2.200
Jun
Warrants
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
&
700
18%
2,369
63%
63%
64%
740
61
Jan
67%
17
17%
3.595
17
July
20
Feb
20
Feb
19%
19%
200
6%
6%
100
a2.00
a2.00
60
6%
Jan
7%
Apr
2.00
Jan
2.75
Apr
Western
Donohue
Bros
Du
of
Pont
Dupuis Freres
Falconbridge
Fleetwood
Nickel
&
Mines
Ltd
Co
Goodyear
15%
Great
Britain
Great
Lakes
&
Amalgamated
Apr
17%
17%
17%
5,937
15
Apr
20
19%
20
4.124
10%
Jan
21 i/s Jun
23
23
610
21%
Jan
251/2 May
37%
38%
1.642
36%
Jun
441/2 Mar
10%
10%
10%
710
Jan
10% July
56
55%
57
2.935
20
20
250
a8%
a8%
25
28%
29
29%
1.254
2.85
3.00
30,265
18%
18%
100
9
51
Jan
19% July
8%
Jun
25%
Jan
2.80 July
17%
Apr
May
1927
Preferred
Gunnar
Ltd
Int'l
Farms
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
42
a76% a76%
Home
Oil
Home
&
class
Howard
Smth
Bay
Hudson's
32
3.75
21
Ameranium
Paper
Oil
$2.00
64%
46% July
Jan
76
Jun
10
Jan
12%
16
Jan
201/4 May
47
47
200
47
July
9.00
9.00
100
♦
1.95
8.10
Apr
47
Jun
July
9.10 May
1.95
200
July
3.80
6
2.200
26%
26%
3.301
21
Jan
29%
10%
208
10
July
1.50
1.50
295
Apr
43
43
50
55%
56%
725
£i
Canada
1.95
5%
55%
13%
13%
2.795
1
Ltd
6%
Indus
Ltd
Tobacco
6
6%
1,550
Canada
Corp
4.65
1.00
Jan
42% July
50% Jan
11%
International
Nickel
of
,
.
$2.00 preferred
Interprovincial
Labatt
Ltd
Pipe
6% %■
770
6%
6%
22%
115
footnotes,
1.695
29
,3.180
15%
15%
15%
2.350
55%
55%
22%
14 %
Jun
15% May
56
85c
14
.
e
'•.
14%
13%
1,135
*
>
85c
14'/8
14%
17
TOO
30c
2.05
Jun-
13
Mar
945
13
Mar',
17
Apr
j,
5.100
16
■
17
163/4
205
16 % July
213/4
19
2,225
18% July
23
18%
22%
61%
63
30%
83%
16%
Apr
17% July
17
163/4
18%
Feb
May
15%
Jan
May
Are
in
Expressed
Exchange
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
6.65
Low
100
6.65
80c
l6%c
139.550
5%
200
80c
*
16c
53/4
15 %c
14c
Jan
High
5.95 Mar
7.00 May
11c
Jan
23c
Mar
4
Jan
7
May
May
85c
11,101
19c
12c 16 %c
99c
Mar
44,500
12c
July
84c
Feb
Ltd_l
5c
5c
1,334
5c
Mar
7%c
Apr
1
Mines
4%c
4%c
1.100
2%c Mar
7%c
Jun
2.00
2.10
4.900
34%c 34%c
2.05
50
1.75
40
Jan
7c
10.500
2c
11,000
3%c
Jun
2.60
2.65
3.575
2.50
Jan
28c
1
2.60 Feb
July
32
5%c
29c
3.794
28c
10%c 10%c
1.200
9c
7c
5cl
12c
46c
Jan
13c
Jan
July
6c
Mar
4,000
20c
Aug
32c
—I
4c
4c
1.000
3c
Apr
5c
1
3 %c
4c
8.200
3%c
Jun
5c
Jan
1
16c
16c
1.000
10c
30c
Apr
12
12
50
Mining—_—
11c
13c
10.000
7%c
12c
8c
3.000
3.40
3.50
3.50
___1
14 c
1
17c
17c
1
3c
3c
Corp
Copper
Ltd
Mines
Bruneau
Uranium
Jan
Campbell
2.20
Jan
Canada
16,168
5%
22
.
.7,428
30%
864
1,800
48%
24
49%
83%
83%
-...23
,
61
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
July
63/4
28%
49
19
72%
May
2.175
113/4
8%c Jan
July
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian
Devonian
&
Apr
12c
Jan
3.85 July
13c
15c
3.000
10c
Jan
21c
14c
15c
18.300
10c
May
19c
Jan
17c
8.000
16c
Jun
27c
Jan
3c
2.000
2%c
4.10
300
3.85
Jan
4.15
100
3.50 Mar
93/4
934
Ltd—*
4.25
4.25
500
1
Ltd—
Mines
10c
1.65
16.300
1 %c
--
10c
1.55
10c
1
—*
Explorations Ltd
Royalty Co Ltd—
900
1.600
2 %c
50,500
7.00
Jan
Cartier
Jan
Cessland
May
May
Feb
28%
Jan
343/4
Aug
?#
Jun
205
48%
Jan
55%
680
78 %
Feb
87
Corp
Chemalloy
Chiboug
Explorations
Ltd
Minerals
Copper
1
-*
1
1
L—:——1
10 % July
Jan
3.40 Mar
4.50 May
10c
20c
July
IV2C
Corp
Cleveland Copper Corp:
Commercial Oil & Gas Ltd
3%c July
Apr
■;
1
6c
6 %c
6.500
6c
Feb
9c
Jan
5c
1,000
4%c
Apr
11c
Mar
1.80
1.75
1.80
1.100
90c
Jan
70c
72c
2.670
68c
July
92c
10c
lie
13.000
Feb
14c
4%c
4%c
1.000
3 Vac May
Apr
6%c Feb
60c
81c
'
"•
.
60c
65c
2.400
•
4.00
4.15
1,400
1.50
3%c
3%c
1.000
Ltd—1
5c
5c
5,000
16c
130
*
Jan
1.65 July
1.40 May
5c
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
60c
7%c
July
2.90
Jun
Jan
May
Apr
2"*
Quebec
Jan
5.05 May
4.90
5c
1
Ltd
Mines
Jun
4c
Jun
3.90
Ltd
Petroleums
Jan
28c
4.15
Mines
Petroleum
Apr
11c
July
7Vac Aug
3.00 July
1
Resources com_3
Chibougamau
Ltd
Feb
12
Apr
Ltd—1
Mines
Southern
Carbec
Apr
Ltd—
Mines
8c
Mining Ltd
1
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc new com—
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd
*
143/4
16
Jun
3.30
Mar
45% May
Jun
Apr
Jan
7c
Mar
8.000
,10% c
River
Calumet
45
May
591/4 May
%
8c
Mines
Belding-Corticelli
Ltd
common.—___*
Bellechasse
Mining Corp Ltd
1
Black
Range Since Jan. 1,1969
High
Bay Mining Co
Jun
13
47%
62
Jun
603/i, Juri
55% July
•' 300
73/4 May
39% July
16%
16%
16%
385
*
13
13%
1,740
25
a20
a20
25
41.
30
21c
Canorama
20
5
see page
11% Feb
Jan
8c
Cantexas
30
_25
;
Jan
21 %
20c
Jan
a48
.
Jan
9%
...
—1
1
Apr
al7
•
15 %
Ltd—_1
7%
a48
23%
48%
common
May
66 % May
Feb
12 % July
Ltd_
143/4
"\al7
•
.
preferred
For
4,306
14
2.50
Lines
Corp
103/4
28%
—*
Ltd—
Jun
May
Commodore Business Mach
Compagnie
Miniere
Central
Consol
14%
Jan
(Can) Ltd
L'Ungava
Cadillac
Mines
1
16c
16c
Paper Corn Ltd
•
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd 1
39
38 %
39
a3c
a3c
250
8c
9%c
2,000
Consolidated
(John)
Laurentide Financial
-
41%
13%
27 no
-
10%
29
Mar
Feb
Jun
Mines
Jan
50
Canada
Paper common
Utilities. Curp common
V 593/4
1
Ltd—
Ltd
Gold
5% July
10
____
preferred--.
International
Internat'l
41
14
•
common
preferred
Cement
41%
5
com
4.68%
Acceptance
Inland
43
137
:
_•
of
preferred
$2.25
,
Oil
53
500
6,950
Shown
Ltd—
Consolidated
Placer
Beauce
Canuba
Imperial
Imperial
27%
13
5
Ltd
Mines
Talc
Bankfield
175
—50
19% Feb
47
2.60
Band-Ore
500
26%
213/4 May
613/4
*
Baker
19
9.00
Feb
613/8
'
Feb
18 %
46%
12% •'
Jun
36%
11 %
13
Last
Belle
Beau
Telefilms
Feb
48 % Mar
10%
Co
of
600
5%c
Jan
11%
20c
pfd
21%
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
1
Arno
Mines
Ltd
*
Jun
19
A—____________
Mining
Bay
21%
.Apr
35 %
Jan
47
Oil
Augustus Exploration
11%
5
:
20%
1
Feb
50
com.*
Mines
Pittfield
Hudson
Husky
Ltd
20
9
Jan
9%
*
Electronics
Jun
46%
*
common
(Canada)
20%
1,150
10,933
May
46%
1
:
Gold
11%
July
July
1
*
Ltd—
Mines
Bornite
Hardee
11
*
——•
Consolidated
Alscope
Bateman
1
Mining
30
Jan
9
Feb
29%
485
11%
—1
25
1
Corp
500
31
100
26%
Feb
7%
7%
33%
30
Feb
8.50 May
20% May
Mar
6%
33
1
Ltd
11
66
50
Paper
/>
24
73/4
*
Crude
&
Atlas
*
Inv
Can
2,947
*
—
Alsof
1%
inc
50
8 3/8
Worts
&
A
16V8 July
*
pfd
25
8
"613/8
Co—:
Radio
Aracon
20
1
E)
4%
Tire
25
Line
Ajax Minerals
Alpha
Feb
10
preferred
Motors
25
8%
*
Mines
Advocate
Barvallee'
General
Jun
Jan
Sale Price
Jan
*
.
(Chas
5.40
133/a
Par
13V4
*
Canada
Petroleum
Frosst
200
2,020
Friday
10%
•
28%
6.35
«
Jun
453/4 May
Jun
*
Pipe
5%
4.25 July
43% July
17%
--
Jan
26
6.25
33%
Jun
11%
365
•
Oil
26
200
10
A
81% May
Jun
16%
STOCKS
275
1
of
Co
Cos
French
A
Corp
Foundation
Fraser
class
9%
17
Canadian Stock
2.900
3%
Apr
Jun
45
*
Prices
16
com
9
6 3/4
■
*
com
class A
(Geo)
11%
37%
Ltd
Canada
Feb
27
27
*
Class B
15%
•
Dominion Textile common
10
960
Bank
Prod
Pac
Weston
11%
_♦
com
250
8% July
5.00
Voting trust
*
Chemical
&
a7.00
Fb
May
4.95
Corp Fund
Pipeline
Trans
*
.
OO
P
'
Feb
12%
15
44%
Feb
18
1
Coal
375
12%
12% July
*
Apr
17%
Ltd
9
,
pfd 'A'_50
20
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Class
Dominion
520
-
7% July
Jan
1,220
1
Gooderham
&
23% May
12
13%
—
13%
—
—
141/4 May
16% July
13%
common
13%
*
Jun
_10
Ltd
Juiy
10%
Steel
Jun
Jan
47%
*
preferred
Jan
9
V
*
26% May
17%
com
93/4
5
May
Apr
*
Steel
&
—
63/4
100
8%
13%
200
11
al0% al0%
8 3/4
July
5
18%
common
115% May
49 % May
Jun
78
a75
I
—*
Bridge
Dominion
3.50 July
Jan
Jan
11
25%
—1
_
Petroleum
Lime
100
44
7%
11
11
July
9%
"A"
; V"u- •:
v.,
.
2
Dominion
7%
6%
75
Seagrams
Dominion
Jan
26%
•V.
a75
1
Co
Ltd
Mines
22%
Jan
26
15%
Franco-Canadian
Cork
Distillers
~6
common
Seal
Crown
Denison
Smelting
&
Ltd
L)
3.835
4.25
42
Mining
Textile
Glass
Coronation
100
6%
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consumers
7%
7%
7%
Jan
3.50
Apr
Wtestcoast
Columbia
43% July
4.85
Jun
-
class
Finance
Canada
6.85 July
695
May
103/4 May
41% May
July
Canada
Trans
8%
44%
*
Trans
Jan
43%
44%
*
Jan
Jun
64
25
common
Toronto-Dominion
Traders
220
71
Co
Co
180
103
1,000
Simpsons
July
'
•
Sicard
7%
3.50
2,760
Texaco Canada Ltd
1,555
15%
'71/2
3.50
75%
(1957)
16% Apr
15% May
48% May
16%
725'
1,350
31
July
101%
-
Jun
15% May
23% Jan
July
25%
Steinbergs class A
46%
7%
July
&
69% May
15%
19%
•:v 7%
May
203/4
8% Feb
34
74%
Canada
Structural
7%
2,349
*
Ltd
of
9%
18%
35%
25
100
34 3/4
14% May
40
,
Jan
*
Canada
Shop
3,725
35
*
of
July
353/8 July
25%
Warrants
Shell
20
12
8,650
—*
Wat & Pow 4%
5%%
pfd
3.85
*
Ltd—
J)
1—
Ltd
Inv
9%
7%
113/a Mar
19% July
25
•
Industries
Shawinigan
3.70
19%
1,825
12%
93/8
*
common
common
9%
•
Cloth
Capital Wire
14
25
£
Ltd
55
May
55% May
38% Jun
*
Vickers
Canadian
40
1,225
8%
*
common
preferred
Foods
51%
-
9,250
19%
74%
10%
11
12%
353/8
—
a7.00
51%
30%
12%
20
10
Jun
V
Jun
27% Mar
9%
25
Apr
30
Apr
373/4
Jan
1
common
Jun
11%
10%
15
Feb
203,4
12
10
Apr
30%
Jan
31%
900
.
*
E)
Oil
July
10
preferred
14%
2,604
.25
12
Royalite
8
1
Co
200
36%
*
Rolland Paper class A
Rothmans
Co
3,650
15%
73/4 July
353/8
*
Mines—
10%
47
Feb
al93/4 a201/4
V4
*
10%
50
4
14%
123/4
a 20
■
Canada
Shell
607/s July
13% Feb
93/4 July
14%
*
A
Shawinigan
1,722
Jan
36%
100
Telephone
May
3.70 Aug
7%
24%
warrants
58
35%
Jan
25
•
preferred
Quebec
Jun
Jan
45%
36%
1
Quebec Natural Gas
6%
Jan
57
Feb
1,825
*
common
Mar
100
*
1
Ltd
May
35
143A
100
100
Co
May
31
Feb
7%
j
14
Jan
12
7%
of Canada
Jan
88
2,140
Development
Power Corp
9%
27%
2Q3A July
602
9%
common
May
3,741
9%
common
Products
May
15% July
49%
•
Mills
23
109
May
49
49%
:
Apr
Aug
91%
B
class
Mar
96
90
*
Ltd
Page-Hersey Tubes
25
62%
14%
Petroleum
50
61%
12 %
50
Weaving
Steel
535
com—•
Power
Preferred
A
preferred
51%
62
337
12%
7
26%
Jan
203/4 July
Jan
1,477
30%
Jan
Jan
105
1,020
29%
Light & Power
Flour
7%
Ontario
50
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Canadian Industries common
•
12%
29
'
Scotia
30
May
29% May
Canadian
11%
29%
*
Mines
Nova
Jan
common—•
Ltd
^Warrants °
11%
30 3/4
Apr
193/8 May
12 %
20
29%
Mar
5
May
9%
90
1,758
*
A_
9
l83/4
10,235
,
1
Jun
series—.—25
$1.75
Canadian
108
10
pfd
class
B
20%
W''
14
108
3
Corp
(Robert)
26
preferred
B
21%
13%
*
3.75
class
20%
13%
5
190
53
preferred
$2.65
21
*
partic
Ltd
Steel
$2.20
100
150
100
Apr
16
3,994
96
*
470
*
•
•
5%
23 %
96
Trust
26
50
5%
Royal Bank of Canada
29
50
a
22 3/4
Feb
24% May
104
17%
High
7% July
23
Locomotive
Class
8.75
3,000
96
Montreal
Reed
31
8%
100
Montreal
Reitman's
6.00
7%
17%
a
__
2,310
Ltd *
I
22%
,
6%
B
Low
8
7%
-
*
com
River
pfd
Tel
Breweries
26
26
&
Ltd
Co
8%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
7%
10
5 %
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson common
51/2% preferred
22%
■
Steel
Bloedel & Powell
Mailman
Miron
8
*
Structural
MacMillan
14% July
Feb
.-'V,
Ltd
MacKinnon
Molson
Low
*
•
(M)
21% July
Jan
696
A
B
20% Mar
■
.21% Feb
5.50 July
5.60
22%
common
57 % May
96 % Aug
July
22%
38%
class
Jun
5.50
37
Feb
30%
20 3/4
38
Shares
May
Jan
5.50
-
Jun
July
22%
103% 103%
for Week
May
4.65 Mar
Jan
a25
6.30
Jan
——
Jan
6% Apr
20% May
13%
53,
7. July
a201/2 a20%
■
May:
Jan
57% May
May
July
4.85
4.85
18%
50
Breweries
55%
Apr
53
Jan
4.85
3.05
53
Jan
5 %
_
5%
10
Electronics
Aviation
Canadiafi
51
51
7Q
Ltd—*
Foundries common
Steamship common
Canadian
50
7,213
503/4
1,695
27
—20
I
Sugar Co
Dominion
Canada
Canada
53
543%
,—*
common
preferred
$1.30
53
100
Cement
76%
45% July
50 3/4
49%
*
common
Preferred
Canada
79
5
Gold
Calgary
70
Feb
70%
53%
*
Products
37.60
...
July
July
67
53%
pfd—10
Ltd—25
1
*
*
6%
Ltd
Canada
Bond
Brown
61
53% May
9% May
29% Jan
19% May
Jan
18%
100
100
43A %
Brockville
16% July
•
*
25
Products
Forest
Columbia
British
.
A(ir
*
Oil
American
British
*
•
Ltd
Mines
Jan
48%
50
£
preferred
50% Jan
49%
50
Bowater
Bowater
Cos
Class
preferred
Asbestos
Bell
High
54V4
391/8
Anglo Canadian Telep Co 4%%
$2.90 preferred
Atlas
25
40%
pfd—25
preferred
Co
25
2.799
Low ,/•
39%
Ltd
Aluminum
;
Range Since Jan.1J1963
26%
preferred
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Loblaw
>.
43%
Range
of Prices
Par
High
423/4
43%
Dollars
Shares
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Sales
s
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
"
of Prices
Sale Price
Abitibi
Canadian
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
in
l
(Range for Week Ended August 2)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
37
17% July
153/4
Jun
Consol
20%
20%
Jun
Crusade
New
Pacific. Ltd
Consolidated
12% July
Jun
Petroleum
Corp
Ltd-
—*
j
"
4,057
4.00
3c
Jan
;Jan
3%c Feb
4.75 July
5c
Jun
5c
Mar
Jan
Aug
25c
36%
Jan
41% May
3c
Jan
6c
Jun
5%c
Jun
34c
Feb
16c
\
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(506)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Dalfen's
-I
—'.L
A
Explorers
Dominion
Low
12c
1.65
1.65
15%
550
30c
32 Vac
1
10c
1,100
15%
5
1
Ltd
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
10c
*
Ltd
Electronics
Delta
111 Class
Low
1
Ltd
Toronto Stock
for Week
Sale Price
stocks
37c
60,850
•:22,000
25c
1.40 July
600
1.95
1.68
19 %c
1
•
•
.
.
Sullivan
•
..
18c 19 %c
Equity
4,000
2.19
2.19
2.19
86c
86c
7,300
—*
1
1
.
14 %c
Metal
25c'
Jan
Feb
Lake
10
3c
3c
9,000
3c
Mar
4c
8c
Mar
:35c
Jun
20c
Silver
Golden
Age
Chemicals
Ltd—
1.40
1.45
6 %c
6%C
17c
17c
'h V
Atlas
Ceramic
International
Helium
Paints
Interprovincial
26c
Ltd
t'-lCovi Ltd
--L-k
"2.15
2.20
1.15
'1.25
8%c
6c
1.30
1.25
1.31
all
all
*
'A"
'
commons
Ltd
8%c
14c
a50% a50%
5
a52
a52
a2c
a2c
2.85
2.80 May
1.30 July
9c
Jan
Jan
Apr
July
20 Vic Mar
7" 51
Jan
Jan
53%
Jun
Jun
7c
Jan
3.85
Apr
21,835
Class
Iron
Aviation
Kenting
Gold
Kiena
2.40
Corp
Labrador
Accept
Laduboro
Oil
Lamontagne
Leland
*
Ltd
1.15
7%
7%
Central
Algoma
1.45
17,700
7%
125
11
100
11'
May
7%
5%
5 %
5%
4c
1,500
21
750
4c
Jan
Ltd
Co
(Walter
M)
5,000
21
:—
21
1
1.45 Aug
7% May
12
Jun
12%
■
Apr
4c
Jan
6c
May
May
10c
4% %
25
1,340
3.05
7.460
95c
2.70
27
27%
x
7.75
■
Iloo
1.00
17
-10
Hygrade Gold
Massval
Mines
Matachewan
7%'
Island
1
Ltd—,
Ltd
.24
Mar
16c
Ltd
Pleasant
Mount
Royal
National
Native
New
Mines
Dairies
Automatic
Minera's
Newrich
780
7% July
105
5%
20c
21c
44.600
12c
Mar
41c
52c
4,000
50c
Apr
66c
May
25c
26c
12.000
1.60
1.75
4.805
19c
23c
5,000
19c
1
45c
45c
700
45c
8c
9c
13
13
200
1.09
398,650
Amulet
~
1.70 V
1
22c
1,08
90c-
American
North
*
al.50
/ ! ■'
Jan
,
-Jan
5% Jan
6c
13
V
~28c
i
Jan
July
3.60 May
July
1.10
87c >' Feb
Anthes
6%
Controls
80
106
Jan
820
17
Aug
3%c
36c
I
common
■
109
10
1
9%c
9c
-
8c
9%c,
27c
3c
7
$2.60
27c'
211
19
Jan
43%
Jan
59
May
25%
26%
13,501
21%
Jan
30
Jun
Temple
Class
A
Autofab
Power
Beatty
A
50
46
115
50
50
July
580
50
Feb
275
25
16%
23%
4.50
4.50
'•
Feb
18
Jun
104
July
July
24% July
16
Mining
Corp
Silver
1
Mines
Patricia
13 %c
13 %c
Paudash
Peace
Mines
rights
37c
37c
33c
Ltd
15c
8.000
2.45 Mar
60% July
67% July
Mining & Smelting
PennbeCiv; Mining
Corp
,»—■
Phoenix
Pitt
Canada
Gold
Oil
Mining
2
6%
*
cum
8.000
'■'* 5c
22.000
3.25
part;2nd
>
a65c
Jan
Apr
113
Jan
Jun
16c
/"
15c
July
.
62%
64%
3,182
69%
70%
2.402
76%
Jan
2.50
2.50
100
2.50
Jun
4.10
Jan
17%
17%
15
16%
Jan
20%
Jun
56
Jun
18%
Jin
17%
*
53%
712
12
10
1.790
36%
36%
75
53%
54%
25
105
11
v,
..,
1
*
4.90
4.90
4.95
50% 7
50%
7„
5%
50
——
preferred
51
50%
51
57c
22c
w',
Traction
Tank
British
American
common
4%
1.60
Feb
•4Vic
4c
51% July
4.85 July
57% May
50
53 % May
Mines
Ltd
7 1,000
3Vic
Lawrence
Lawrence
Sangamo
Baucon
Silver
Silver
Ltd
Town
Sobey's
'4c
Mines
Stores
Southern
27%
18%
19%
4,290
21
23
116,748
19%
Feb
36
36
so
30 %
54
54%
1,382
106% 106%
k i6
Sugar
common
*
British
Columbia Telephone
$6
4%
Products
*
22%
7
common_25
preferred
%
100
4:
Tazin
Tib
Gold
16c
500
14 %c
Jan
2.90
3.10
13c
13c
a2Vic
...
Power
10c
lc
2,100
3.20
3.00
3.20
1,900
2.95
99c
90c
1.00
3,800
80c
11
11
100
19c
22c
43.042
20c
39c
36c
64c
28c
14%
14%
55c
!
14c
17c
18c
6%
pfd
100
117% 117%
102
50
102
July
107
110
60
107
Jan
102
102
50
102
July
13%
12
Jan
14
May
17
Jan
22
July
7.-
preferred
preferred
Company
Mills
Class
B
7
;
Products
Burns
Burrard
100
■'% 22
176
4.85
4.85
100
*
Co
&
13%
22
*
25%
26 Vs
575
8%
8%
1,615
*
•
7J7.
7
—
Dry
Dock
class
A—
United
United
Preferred
22%
4,490
20 %
Jan
24% May
37
37%
29
Jan
40
27
27
122
27
Aug
26
26
438
25 %
Jun
30
38
39
150
35
Jan
43
14
14
10
14
Mar
22
Apr
10
22 Vs
22%
620
20
Jan
25
May
;_100
89 Vi
89%
30
85
Jan
92
Jun
85
85
Val
'64c
Feb
40c
July
35c
Jan
100
100
50c
1.00 Mar
42c
Feb
55c
6%
Jan
18c
110%
468,500
Apr
77
Jan
1
15c
15c
300
7c
Mar
8c
8%c
23,500
8c
62c
Corp
77c
79c
6 %c
6 %C
5,500
5%c
5%c
6c
10,000
l
a5c
a4c
a5c
2,200
2.25
Ltd
.
2.25
Ltd.
Corp
Ltd
1
Electric
Co
Cotton
Mining
II,10
Ltd
3,100
120
41c
Westburne
Western
Oil
May
"...
Helium
Westville
Mines
For
1
69 %
Jan
90
Apr
62
145
56
Jan
62
July
61
240
55
Jan
62
July
76 Vs
77%
270
74 %
Feb
81
Jan
50
50
100
49
14
100
11%
37
•
!
2,875
8
Apr
10%
15,768
10
July
52
840
50% July
11% May
55
May
50
51% Mar
55
May
8% Mar
11
Apr
52%
53
515
9%
9%
240
warrants,!,-
1.80
1.70
2.10
Class
B
warrants—
2.00/
2.00
2.10
preferred
British
Aluminum
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
$1%
•
Chemical
Canadian Collieries
preferred
common,
Canadian
Curtis
Ltd,/.
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Foundation
Industrial
13c
see page
9%
9,300
-17
17
Feb
5.00 May
6%
Jan
180
17
July
70c
700
60c
July
6
July
'
Jan
10% July
18
-
6%
475
3.70
3.70
275
-38
■
38
300
42 Vi
43
151/4
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
1,665
62
61%
62%
5,522
8Vs
8%
2,086
4c
21c
55,278
16%
_
2.50
Aug
Mar
33%
;
Jan
15
200
•
common
Gas—
35
175
42%
~aZ*
l-i 0
class
3.70
Feb
15 % Mar
60% July
7% July
4c
July
1.00
Jun
9%
Jan
Jan
4.25 July
39
Feb
44 Vi May
16%
Jan
19% May
69 % May
10
62 c
Feb
Jun
•
13%
Feb
16%
Apr
16
16
,1
4.30
4.30
4.30
100
4.00
Jan
30%
30
31%
15,892
24%
Jan
33
3.15 May
.10
11
10%
11
655
10%
Jun
11%
20
20
200
16
Jan
22
Apr
25
26 Vi
500
23 %
Jan
29
May
35
35
75
32% July
46
Mar
34
34
75
29 %
Jan
35%
Jun
565
18
July
22 %
Jan
2.25 July
Industries
Marconi
3.20 July
11%
July
July
Jan
4.25
Jan
75c
•
Jun
5
Jan
5%
Aug.
Canadian
3c
18% July
Mar
5c
July
*
/
20
25%
—
Utilities
/
4.95
Jan
July
Feb
•
common
18%
19
•
17%
17%
325
17
Jan
20 Vs
Jun
20
Western
Natural
Gas
Preferred
Capital
Bldg
Chateau
Gai
*
Wines
17
17
3oj
15'%
Jan
17 %
Jun
3.10
3.10
3.15
14%
14%
14%
10
63
63
122
3,100
81c
May
86c
Jan
8.100
26c
July
80c
Jan
Preferred
4c
2,000
3%c
8%c Jan
Warrants
Consolidated
Building
Jun
4.15
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
75
Jun
6%
7
675
5%
Apr
8% May
2.70
2.95
600
2.10
Apr
3.80 May
7
6%
7%
2,890
4.10
Jan
common
•
9
8%
9
1,765
7%
Jan
8%
8%
400
75:i
Jin
8%
."■'in
5.60
5.95
1,800
4.75
Jan
6.35
Feb
10
—
3.05
13%
56 Vi May
•
*
x-—_
Cellulose
83c
600
•
25
common
Warrants
Columbia
com
•
Industries
Chrysler
1
,30c
Apr
class
19
Canadian
Clairtone
18% July
♦
Corp
2,576
Jan
8
—
Jan
17%
Tire
Common
Feb
57c
common-
Co
Salt
Canadian
3.65 Mar
41
9%
11% May
3.00
.25
12 %c Mar
4c
9%
38 %
Feb*
Canadian
Jan
1
:
9,305
8%
Canadian
Jun
Aug
...
3.85
Jan
■-
1.14 Mar
July
83c
3.60
Jan
7%
26c
7,715
—28
*
Imperial Bank
6c
,
9%
3.70
pfd
Canadian
July
1.00
83C/V
9%
6Vs
Hydrocarbon
1,200
28c-r
3
common
Canadian
9,500
*
9%
Wright
Securities
10,500
100
36
20
Investment
8
2,000
:
—
General
8C
4c
36
>280
Jan
38c
18%
11
240
37
Jan
28c
4c
68 V* May
415
57
Jan
500
18%
*
—
—
13%
6%c
2,200
400
Jan
13
54
36%
13
55%
25
4Vic
21,400
5%
Jan
2.70 May
14
May
14c
52c
710
*
;
;
General
15c
;
2.65 May
1.60 Mar
*2,940
480/
60c
A
common,
^-Warrants
71963
>
■
1.60 Mar
3.80
class
„77-7.
preferred
Canadian
•
com
Canadian
1.25
•
Jun
10%
10
A
Class 7 B
Canadian
Canadian
7%
wi.
11%
10%
10%
51%
10%
51%
52%
Jan
1.20
»
Anr
Apr
•
Aug
7%c
1
footnotes,
1
8
58
14 Vi
12c
28c
5
Jan
50
-
Electric
*
Ltd
Ltd
5
*
/ July
Jun
3.20
16
May
5 Vic July
45c
15%
May
14
1
General
1
Corp,
Co
15%
May
-
61
62
B
Breweries
..
Ltd—
Ltd
3.20
30
*
common,,
class
Canadian
84c
Aug
1.65 July
28c
1
Associates
Co
51c
*
Hout
Wabasso
3.20
*
:
Van'
Explorations
1
,
Jan
Apr
10
Mtge
2.10 July
Jan
6c
77c
1
Alloys Steel Canada Ltd
"Weedon
-
1.15
62
*
;
120 V* May
July
Swimming Pools Ltd
Der
285
Jan
July
Apr
16
July
14 % May
Ltd—
Vanadium
Vanguard
14
"■
7%
*
A
Aviation
6%c Feb
July
11,050
Mining Co Ltd
Principal Properties.
Mar
26
com—»
;
" Preferred
Jan
May
29c
2.06
•
8% Mar
20%
*
i,
Canadian
Jan
1.96
_i
Peb
22%
common,
Cable
Jan
■37%
•
&
10%
40c
—
Forgings
Permanent
Feb
8% July
250
♦
■
31%
1,520
20
class
Feb
21
55c
A
Foundries
—
6.00
♦
preferred
B
Jan
3.75
-
*
Sugar
&
Jun
July
.
7%
„—
class
Feb
112 %
102
50c
common
Dominion
Jun
7%
•
Cement
98
92% July
107 %
54c
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
Apr
May
2.05
Obalski
Towns
8%
*
Cabol
May
11
1
Freezers
Asbestos
United
,v
*
Canadian
United
7:
1
A
——
Building
110
100
i
class
96
100
—
Wire
Feb
8,800
Ltd
108% May
102
Bruck
Jan;/
50c
8%c
Apr
—100
Steamship Lines
Jan
41c
1
105 Vs
preferred
Canada
1.10
45c
.jzzz.
May
Apr
Canada
4.75
•
Ltd
58
.Jan
Jan
3.75
24c
-•
Jan
88
Packers
Apr
—
Ltd
Canada
117%
51 Vi
94
Malting
July
41,500.
55c
Apr
50
Class
12c
'
7'.'
Jan
39
30
Canada
10
9,500
77c
25c
Jun
Jan
96
Canada
17c
May
75,300
40c
77c
19%
23%
.
92
6% %
;
*
27c
-
Ltd—
Petroleum
Trans
Jan
12 Vi May
5%%
,
Jan
Mining
&
Mines
Mines
Mines
30 Vi
96
July
24 %c
> 2.25 Mar
1.6351.000
ale a2V2c
*
Ltd
Mines
Exploration
^itan
26% July
11% May
16c
13c
•
;.
Services—.
Lake
Jan
6,259
4.65 Mar
92
Canadian
Tache
3.15
Jan
—100
May
'
Canada
Talisman
1.75 July
———100
5c
Jan
1
A
Mines
Exploration
Standard
2.75
preferred
4% %
Jan
54%
/
9,131
1,400
'
preferred
>
Iron
49
9
1
—.
Aug
4Vzc/o
Canada
Jan
400
2.90
1
:
Apr
•
6% July
4.75 July
-•
26%
Columbia
7c
Jan
10
_2
Air
dpartan
1.700
27%
British
May
8c
Jan
9%
»
—.
Jan
51
3.05
•
Foundrys
45
1
Ltd
class
Dufault
Stairs
6
July
2.10
Corp,,
Canada
Jan
80
47 Vi
,1
±
_■
Mines> Ltd
-
■
Ltee
South
Jan
49 %
2.90
Forest
—
70c
Jun
16c
*
Metals
Lands
Development'
Regent Mines Ltd
Summit
Silver
Soca
Columbian
Diversified
Co
5%
35
5%
% May
54 Vi
700
.
1.90
Power
Canada. Foils
8c
Apr
10
1
—
Feb
3.00
Columbia
Canadian
Bt
Bt
5%
Class
Gold
>50%
75
5
Apr
1.90
Columbia
Canada
46c
733
4c
*
11.000
47
5
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Crest
,
•
Oil
Canadian
Red
:.,i.
•
British
Jan
49c
Feb
7c
4c
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration^.w—1
Quebec
July
37% Apr
Jan
*
:
common
3.25 May
22Vic Aug
2.000
5c
a—
—
1.700
a65c
1st pfd 50
pfd—
5c
a—
July
5c
1
/
7
10
Jan
200
51%
£1
51%
5%
50
July
.9%
33%
May
295
12,182
52
50
:
70
Feb /
50%
225
9%
*
;
53%
*
—
...
u
&
Feb
9%C Aug
Jan
4 Vic
a65c
1
Corp of Canada 4%%
non
28c
'
1
Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Power Corp of Canada—
Power
22 Vic
•
Ltd—
Co
Co
July i
63
*
Brazilian
May
6c
Aug
13c
-
1
3.05
23c
a8c
1
River
Julv
5.00 May
1.70 Feb
69%
*
j—
Bridge
Jun
18c
•
Apr
9c
500
4Vic
•
•
May
104
Jan
1,300
37C
*
—
Bramalea
Jan
9%
3 Vic July
27c
Jun
6,300
a8c
lL—
Jan
4.10
100
25
Jan
100
-135
25% July
19% May
July
22%
Jan
10
preferred
Mersey
23%
'
*
Apr
Mar
205
4.50
May
53 %
53% May
19
4.085
/
53
100
v
400
V
17%
23%
11%
Jun
July
9% May
Aug
225
102 103%
*
common
Paper
Bowaters
13
50%
17%
23% "
Apr
Jun
105
51%
24%
*
1,70
18 %
Jan
8% Jan
7% Jan
10
preferred
Bowater
50 % May
Julv
101%
100
common
;
Valley
5% %
July
90c
10
Paper
5%
24 % May
52%
*
Telephone
Aug
51
100
common
Bowater Corp
39% Aug
21%
50
19
1
39 Vs July
.
50%
7
.
51%
*
.——'_j_—;
Bow
3,010
18
t
&
Lumber
Beaver
934
9
24
B
c
Bros
Class
12
8%
104
——
A
11%
9
19
Industries
Clas's
12
104
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bathurst
100
17%
common
Bank of Montreal
Bartaco
103
*
.j.,——!
—
class
Ltd
Canada
Patino
24% May
%
14% Mar
'
.,100
——
7
Electric
675
•
7————.--U
Preierred
Auto
200
*
common
^—
825
1.05
17%
103
50
Sugar Refineries
Class
47
1.05
17%
■/>':
;
preferred-'
Atlantic
1,815
•
common—
Acceptance
2.775
22%
46
:!,7 "7,7':7;■7
!
*
A
Atlantic
39%
21%
100
•7••'.c-.77'
Ash
39%
22
?
Canada
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Jan
4.842
•
*
preferred
class B preferred
-.
$2.70
July
1.90
Feb
12c
500
10.800
> J
..
73
36
-
9%C
9%c
1.50
4.500
14 %c 14 %C
1
1
Ltd
Jan
19
55
lc
Corp common—
Class C preferred
class A preferred
$2.50
Jan
13
„
Jan
9%c Mar
2,075-
4c
109
''■km**..
Ltd.
Metals
Jan
108Vi
22%
17%
50
Argus
$5.15
50
12c
Corp
Rare
9.75
46%
—25
Imperial class A
B
1st preferred
Class
Feb
70c
July
July
July
48 %c May
*
8
al.50
12c
Mines
American
July
7.50 Mar
495
53%
39%
—
—„——
—
Brown
Ltd-*
Ltd
Jan
10
:
Feb
14c
27,300
6 %
6%
Asbestos
North
July
"
Co
Ltd
Jun
110 Vi
26%
—
preferred
British
26c
1
Co
—
*
Co
2.85 July
31%
Jan
107 Vi
Apr
52c-
/
20c
;
Pow
&
Exploration-
West
New
Lt
:.V: 36c
2.000
*
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland
14c
18c
5%
u„_
Vending
Api
7%
*
Ltd—
Feb
5% '
1
Ltd
,
16c
commou
Ltd
25c
Jan
-54%
Jun
Jan
July
21%
,_*/
preferred
4% %
Jan
7%
■
.
1
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Montreal Refrig & Storage Ltd cl "B"
Mount
13c
44%
200
9c
1
*
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Jun
v
:
Mid-Chibougamau
6c
500
47%
1.03 Jun
Aug
3.I0 July
1.10 July
53%
Bell
12%c Feb
Jun
35c
1.000
47%
•
'
Corp
7c
5
i—
4c
2.200
35c
14%c 14 %c
*
common
—
Mining
35c
7c
5
•„
Ltd
Mines
Chipman
Mercury
4c
.
Ltd—1
Mines
Mines
Distilleries
preferred
Merrill
Ltd
4c
1
Gold
Cdn
Gold
McKinney
Mines
Ltd—
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
*
Apr
25% May
Jan
2.00
'
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd
Malartic
46
Jan
27
40
17 7. 17%/
2.00 May
Jan
65c
9,500
6,605
7.80
July
2.35
5.700
-
107 108%
-10
Hlgt.
24% Mar
25
2.90
2.50
7.80
preferred
4%
Feb
21
4u%
108% 108%
Steel
Feb
3c
'7
'
Lowney
8% May
.
Jan ,r~
5% July
10,000
6%c
1.60 May
7% May !
7% Jan
100
3c
6%c
4c
Ltd_,
Co
Feb
5.15
Jun
60c
'
Lithium Corp- of Canada Ltd-—
Jan
2.774
;
.100
common—
L.OW
1,105
43%
1.00
Gas
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
91c
2.65
preferred—1__;
Algoma
6% Mar
July
1.10
150
1.35
1
A
5
2.85
13,903
7%
Mining
Copper
1.15
7%
Publishing
mgside
8,287
1.10
Inc
class
2.40 July
150
4.45
1.35
class A—
Corp
Ltd
5
4.30
4.35
Ltd
Leclerc
Laiteries
5
*
Petroleums
Kodiak
.50c
Ltd
Mines
B
Natural
Mar
2.28
11
7; Feb
Shares
High
27%
warrants—
Alberta
$6
Jubilee
A
Dollars
1.05
25
A preierred.
hpinir
one
Sales
.
42%
3.00
!——
first
OILS.
91c
43%
Trunk common
V class
Canadian
The
and
for Week
Low
—j.——
,
trust
parts.
MINES
of Prices
Sale Price
—
Gas
Analogue
Anr
3c
——
Warrants
Voting
Jun
3.85 May
52
70
2.40
45c
y-
Jan 7
44 y2
; 1
1
Ltd
Co
Jun
7c
'
Oil
*
1.05 July
64,100
' *
1
Paper- commoii.
Alberta
Jan
9
-7
•
Distillers common
Aluminium
1.10 July
"9,832
50
preferred
Preferred
Apr
5%c
r17-.150'
14c
Jan
2.00
1.80
11,500
v;
.
two
the
Jun
4.25
2.20
3,489
•;
2.75
21c
Apr
10c
600
8 %c
———
Foundation
convertible
Israeli Continental
'
Power
Alueria
8%c Jan
May
1.45 July
100
Mining
&
V:'
Apr
29 %c May
35c
Apr
71 Jan 7,".
3.20
9,000
1
Ltd
Ltd—i
(Can)
31c
3.05
*
Mining
Dredging
1,500
3.05
——
5c
11,230
1.65
26c
•
ii
5
Sulphur—i—:—1
International
3.75
1.50
*
Jan
15c
2,000
'
into
list
Range
1.00
Class
23c
18c 7 Jan
1.40 Aug
'1,600
2,500 :
3.60
1.65
15c
,
44,600
1.40
_1
Ltd
Can
International
Investment
4,500
Jan
'
6 %C
Mines Ltd-
Inspiration Ltd
Internatl
25c
Ltd.*
Canada
of
Mines
Inland
——:
10c
in
Week's
r-
Last
Abacon
July
■
-VT:
it-
1,100
22c
20c
*
Autotronics
Lake
20c
„21c
1
*
Ltd
Genuine
12c
11
:10"- July
Expressed
Par
Feb
504,600
12c
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd—£
Feb
1.17
10
;
Ltd—
Mines
Frigistors
Ltd.
Minerals
Reliance
Fox
2.57 May
Jan
July
14c 18 %c
1
Ltd—
Mines
Fort
6%
1.95 July
1.92
Are
STOCKS
28 % Mav
Jan
80c
100
Shown
second
Friday
INDUSTRIAL
1.19 Mar
Feb
16c
600
86c
>jy .'■}
Glen
Mar
23
25 %c
320,200
1
Corp class A
Oil & Minerals Inc
Explorations Ltd
Empire
1-
1
Ltd
Mines
Electrolier
Fab
'10c
1,000
■\
the
Jan
Aug
r-
Ltd——
Peel
Eioer
27%
1.08
21C
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
Exchange
segregated
are
and
Mar
AuiiiDi
:
East
27
1.47
Nickel Cotd
Dumoni
.
28c
27%
1
Ltd
Mines
Dumagami
23c
*
Linoleum Co Ltd
&
issues
STOCKS,
Prices
.
Oilcloth
Dominion
•*
Lid
Leaseholds
Dominion
Exchange
Jan
16
Jan
Stock
INDUSTRIAL
37c
14% July
22 %c
Toronto
The
High
Aug
.
(Range for Week Ended August 2)
/
Last
.
8%
7% May
10
July
Volume
1S8
Number
6287
.
.
•
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(507)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Par
Low
'
Consolidated Mining &
Consolidated Paper
Consumers
Class
Gas
*
*
common..—-—*
11
;!
new
B
preferred
Copp Clark Publishing
Corby Distillery voting
39%
——
Low
39 %
19,022
20
'
7%
18
5%
6
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8
343
». 100
.
Jan
Jan
109 Vb
Jan
Ciuss
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:
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Warrants "a——_—Ya_aY__'—aYa._—
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preferred
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:
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Bit
Grain, (R L) Ltd—
Crown
Zellerbach
Crush
Dale
International
1.85
—_•
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Loeb
Dominion Bridge
of
2.40
2.50
50%
Glass
Co
18
18%
120
Inv__
•
..
______
200
200
10%
10%
10%
65%
Coal
Jun
iKui
Preferred1,
——23 50
124
Jan
20
61
Match
A
A
-.Trust
10
Jan
15% May
13%
Feb
16% July
20% July
11%
500
15%
15%
7.430
17%
17%'
22
,i/
13,083
July
21
200
20
733
16% July
38%
745
30%
v,
'Ill 10
Preferred
a—i——
9% May
4,130
33%
341/4
50
14
13%
14
900
230
230
230
6%
IIIIio
warrants—_.—
:
11% Feb
10
189
101/4
7-.
1,150
1.60
Mar
6% July
3,300
7
10
1.40
2,250
>
Jan
30
May
1.40 July
Locomotive
Apr
Jun
Montreal
Apr
Moore Corp common
Morse
(Robert) class
1
Federal Farms
•
class
A—_.
8,540
18V4
18%
18%
30%
Juiy
National
National
Grocers
National
Foundation
.__
Freuhauf
31
69
1,550
75*.
20
Jan
58
977
67c
3.50
50c
May
July
4.95
79
Jan
Feb
100
19 %
Jan
25
Jan
200
Jun
9
125
8 %
Jun
11% May
1,002
25%
Jan
32 %
100
5Vb
Jun
Motors
General
:
61/4
61/4
250
6%
Petroleum
General
Products
General
Steel
1%
Drill
Mfg
Wares
*
A
Envelopes class A
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd
Macltay
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes
class
50
91
91
45
11
warrants
Fixture;
Jan
8
Feb
79% Mav
92
220
Jan
49 %
300
5%
Feb
1,615
15%
Jan
20%
A
10
10%
425
8.65
Jan
13%
1.20
6
Power
3.50
Feb
50c
1.15
6
125
Aug
July
320
3.50
July
>•17
17
17
363
14%
Feb
16%
161/2
16%
1.095
14
Feb
2.55
2.65
348
*
Lines
•
23%
10
23%
23%
57%
57
58%
18
18
200
18%
18%
3.70
3.70
1.85 '*•'1.95
1.80 Mar
412
18
3.70
Trust
18%
1,656
Brass
1st
*
common
preferred
Hand
i—
Chemical
Hardee
Farms
18
common
common
Siddeley
•
1.90
*
25%
25
common..
Carpets
Hawker
common
*
5%
5%
100
Harding
95
95
Hayes
Steel
Hees
new
(Geo
Hinde
Holden
H)
11%
11%
11%
Mfg
Home
&
Co
Dauch
&
Jan
class
Smith
Hudson's
A
2.45
7
4.50
*
Oil
1.60
Co.
1963
Jan^
May
'
25
Grip
Class
Reid
Jan
Batten
20
64%
.1
common.
6
1.85
Jan
18
4.70
75
Jan
Jan
275
10
Jan
6.528
Mar
1.35 Mar
4.10
100
12
July
1.90
2.30
14"%
Life
_
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
Inglis
St
22%
8,172
51/4
5%
9,877
84c
84c
*
4.60
4.30
4.60
1,125
1
6
5%
6
7,461
4.75
Jan
20
18%
18%
18%
910
17%
Jan
55c
55c
56c
1,800
21
21
100
Y.I:—Y—.
/
—
Powders
Bronze
Minerals
*
com
_'
56
56
*
62%
61%
64%
9,400
23%
231/4
24
3.689
——25
48%
Steel
,
/■.,
,
B
2.50
Aug
July
1,579
78%
83
83
83%
3.35
3.10
3.60
63
63
63
25
51%
51%
10
10%
10%
warrants
Club Ltd
B
5%
Seven
Shell
Feb
Jan
Oil
2.30
2.^5
May
Jar
28%
Feb
6.00
Jan
preferred
!
10%
55c
65c
57c
;
.
Jan
1.130
10
8,050
55c
v
Douglas
class
A
•
Warrants
*■
'
■
m
5%
16%
Lafarge
Cement
class
A_.
May
Oil
73%
Feb
Superior
Jun
Supertest
543/8 Mav
6%
Jan
87
May
3.60 Julv
7
Apr
3.15
Apr
3.55
Jar
Texaco
$2.00
Leland
Levy
2nd
7
300
14%
80c
Jan
5% Mar
6 3A
17% July
7% July
7%
1,150
4% Mar
7%
Jun
3.55
6,500
2.40 Feb
3.55
.
2.40
2.40
2.50
2.800
2.30
11%
11%
,
Financial
preferred
new
com
Jan
500
55c
3.549
40c
39
41
1,110
32%
Jan
3
16%
16
16%
375
15%
Jun
_*
13%
July
113/4
Jun
85c
Jan
41
18%
Aug
Feb
4!/2%
Trans
footnotes,
Class
1,750
93/,
5
44%
44
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5
•
3,726"
1,450
Y
5,182
-
800
;
44%
140
43c
Jun
Feb
71/2 July
!' 4.25
July
403/4 July
'•
69c
July
9%
2.35
27
27
210
25% July
6.20
6.50
8.139
5.30
Jan
163/4
17%
: 10,400
133/e
Jan
4.35
133/4
33
I33/4
33 %
113/b
Jun
Jan
Jan
3.30 Mar'
■
11
5.00
Mar
Jun
453/4 May
10
19%
July
5%
12
May
Jan
14%
Jun
29%
35%
Jun
2.75
Jan
3.55
Jan
150
i
19%
303/4
3.95
Feb
172
2.90
9%
19%
4.00
28%
9.05 May
20% May
645
600
*
450
9% May
11%
Feb
Jan
525
17%
Jan
20
Apr
890
30
Aug
36%
Jan
Y/
400
3.80 Mar
9%
9%
297
9%
9%
9%
100
9% July
9% Feb
*
20%
20
20%
21,579
21%
21
21%
430
29%
30%
200
25%
25 %
'M .100
17
17%
370
15% Mar
100% 100%
40
100% May
100
•
183/u
Feb
19 % Mar
4.60 May
12 %
Jan
10%
Feb
213/4 May
23 % May
28 % Mar
30%
25
27
Jan
Jan
May '
19% May
104
Jan
61%
62
66c
66c
66c
class
A
93%
93%
93 Va
29
28 3/4
29%
15%
15
7%
12 %
263/4
July
19
Jan
Voting
20
Jan
22
Apr
Westfair
37%
37%
I. -105
44%
Jan
West
5%
5
6
2,890
Aug
12%
17
16%
12%
17
3,067
13%
Jan
191/2 May
12%
450
10 Ya
Jan
13
Feb
Ma*
l
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Apr
55 %
Aug
59
Jan
200
t
23%
Jan
28
May
6%
Jan
3.20 July
5%
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3.25
3.40
'1,865
14
.3,050
4.65
925
1
35c
35C
35c
250
553/4
55%
56
4,828
80c
133/4
100
80c
14%
♦
Jan
4.90 Mar
4.50
14%
113/4
22
264
13%
14%
Jun
Mar
Jun
14
•
8
23
3.30
-1
15% May
Jan
14%
•
*
Canada
30 %
Jun
6%
200
5%
—10
Jan
14%
July
23%
25
55%
263/4
21
94
Jan
Apr
3,390
55%
Feb
153/4
Jan
555
r
26%
Jan
12% July
92% Jan
May
t
55 %
Jun
18%
12%
23%
20% •20%
—*
3.50
60c
Apr
May
13%
ADr
4.00 Mar
16
May
4.65 July
1.00
Jan
27c
Jun
54
July
60%
Jun
50c
Jun
2.05
Jan
13% Mar
16 34
"
Westcoast-
12
12%
'12,000
4,265
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Knapp
9,299
.
12%
20%
•
&
G
&
25
23%
•
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73/4
50
!
B
i
;
15%
IV2
5
class
Wainwright
Webb
(10,471
12%
Corp
Gray
Apr
*
Vendomatic
&
Apr
6c
12%
—20
preferred
Vulcan
Feb
60c
•
common
66% May
,.59%
500
*
common
91%
2,000
—__1
Pipeline
53
Aug
17%
9c
—100
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■
*
:
S
13
9c it.
preferred—
Steel
Victoria
61%
Jan
86%
3,126
86 %
10
Jan
43
70
200
47%
86 %
22
680
19%
46%
86%
_•
—
Corps
United
19%
47
100
—
Pipeline
Pipeline
of
B
United
19%
—•
common
Bank
Elevator
A
Gas
100
41.
77/8
3.95
common—
Canada
5,702
r
•
see page
45c
10%
*2.95
—
Prairie
13%
5
43c :
30
"20
*
Trans-Mountain
20%
•
Jan
104
Jan
1
preferred
13
12
common
preferred
23
Jan
93/4
*
Ltd
Finance
20%
37% July
Apr
July
99%
29%
Dominion
38
:__
19%
20 %
45
2.90
-—_—
—
Marts
20
!_
__—1
industries
9%
11 %
40c
41
40c
14
150
10
2.90 May
...
600
4.05
Aug
'
preferred
For
7%
3.35
10
:
7%
July.
18
13%
A
—
Warrants
Class
May
2.65 May
3.55
•
Feb
<20%
2.90
——
common
Turnbull
Jan
24 3/i
6.35
—
Canada
107/8 May
10
1
Loan
Secord
6% %
1,851
45c
„20
—
Preferred
Jan
July
85
9
177/a
9%
Propane preferred————25
Petrol ordinary
•
Tamblyn
Trans
1
common
:
Warrants
Laurentide
16%
5
>
17
class
Preferred
111/2 Mav
1.70 Mar
July
7% July
Jan
4.55
1
Preferred
Laura
1,250
Jan
102% 1023/4
5
,a_,
pfd —50
"A"
of Canada.——
273/4
10
Gas
Lake Ontario Cement
Lambton
1,950
1.80
16%
6%
10
Common
Lakeland
5%
1.70
1.70
r
,
1
Ltd—;—
Steel
Jan
Union
Kelly
102%
2.90
preferred
Paving
Radio
Jan
July
May
common
Foods
Towers
3.10 Mar
May
26
75%
25%
•
20%
—.
Standard
Toronto
2.05
81
Jun
_
Stafford
Jan
10%
July
•
•
33%
Standard
Jan
980
70
177/a
_—
Power
Dairies
Apr
191/4 May
6Va
12
1,700
2,804
74%
25%
.100
Southam
59%
4,877
>74%
Manufacturing.
Jun
.
Feb
July
Canada—
Steel
Aug
10%
10
;
____.
D
10%
3.25
22
4
Ltd
Preferred
51%
2.40
19
6
200
Apr
6.25
K
Slater
100
10%
24
200
Apr
1.20
S
.
4,550
3.20
Jun
6% July
May
20% May
1
.
Industries
10%
10%
Jan
52%
3,245
—
of
Simpsons
52%
3.25
575
Jan
4.50
2,395
133/4 May;
7%
83/4
Silverwood
Mar
Jan
10%
47%
95
9% Feb
Mar
6%
.__
Investments
Shell
68
*
5.00 Mar
7% Aug
8
Feb
May
,3.50 July
20%
—
Warrants
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.75 July
.
63/4
———
Industries
Jan
4.95
117
6%
A
Gas
Ltd
Water
1.50
400
3.35 July
110
r
83/4 May
1.20
Jan
20%
Arts
57 %
5%
Jan
Mar
64 %
7%
common
preferred———
Maurice
730
10
common—
;
Warrants
Jan
55c
Jan
-10
class
Cement
58.252
.
4.80
*
1,360
2.75
1.75
41% May
6%
"
_25
Corp
A
Traders
1
Preferred
Class
Jun
4.40
•
Y.
Shawinigan
*•"->•_' ■'•! '•>■>•' V
Lake
Class
Jockey
i.
preferred.-—
.
48 V8
100
•
,___
Glass
150
190
5
common
A
49
2.50
3.50
Feb
—10
Mall—;
Stuart
4.50
Feb
,
6% Mar
10 3/4 May
34% July
255
"V.
60
2.50
Feb
37
1.30 May
v
3,616
22%
Steinberg class A—
4.40
8%
4,314
/•
22
213/4 July
Jan
66c
22%
Mar
July
7%
60c
100 102%
6%
16
23
7%
51%
87c
44%
73/4
102
pfd———. _20
preferred—.- _10
51
1.95 July
800
6 3/8
A
Apr
49% May
26% Apr
;: 2,742
51%
Mar
.61% July
1.35
353/8
6%
Shawinigan
7%
6%
12,295
•51%
55c
48%
25
*
Pipe
Syndicate
■
135
Jan
4.10 July
*
common
—
Intel-provincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial
82c
~
*
Discount
warrants
Jefferson
5
common
21% July
3.65 Feb
100
2.50
new
Preferred
Interprovincial
Jan
8% a 9%
67/a
;
'
1.30
_
Jar.
16
Jun
6%
3,400
Jun
Jun
1.60
192
25
Jun
4.50
36% May
15% May
34%
...
Jan
13
22%
Nickel
Class
1,700
5%
;
i
International
Iroquois
3,341
6%
!
International
i;
14%
6%
20 3/4
/
Jan'
9.00 May
23% May
3.50 May
8% Jan
450
Lawrence
Bay/ette
45% May
*
International Utilities
Investors
13%
♦
May
25
29% -29%
1.95
2.10
Aug
6.10 Mar
4,225
Salada Foods Ltd
Jan
39% July
common
Gas
^Warrants
1961
14%
108
10,671
22%
____.
Natural
International
42
*
Preferred
:
39
40%
4.86%
Wire
(John)
Inland
171
41%
5
common
170
*
.
Industrial Acceptance common
Industrial Minerals
:
Industrial
10
;__
____
Imperial Oil
100
49%
3.50
Apr
14% May
52
11% Mar
-7 %
Lawrence
Shullys
Imperial
1,100-.'.
7%
49%
2.75
preferred
Class
56%. July
11% Aug
66
60c
St
May
44
5% July
Jun
780
St
Aug
7% May
58% Mar
6.280
14%
»
Jan
25%
42% July
13% July
3,060
62c
27% May
V
19 % July
2.75 Feb
_53
preferred
•
Bldg common—
Properties preferred—— _20
Royalite
4.25 Mar
3.50
7%
49%
May
240
5,436
12%
July
July
,64%
30
Trans
—i——
trust
Foods
Indies
Westeel
common—
Plant
A
,___.—
Copper
Western
Pacific
338
class
A
133/4
14%
*
40
40
5
1.05
1.05
300
11
1.40
1.40
Products
Western
1,615
10%
class
common
—
*
—5
17%
167/b
17%
•
Apr
4,403
20
7%
Litho
Revenue
Jan
6.30
10%
Revelstoke
Jun
12%
12%
3.70
11%
61c
85
.«'•
Jan
3.40 May
'
90
12
60c
Royal Bank of Canada
5% I 6%
14
400
t:
2
Aug
/ Mar
63%
Warrants
33%
1.35
[
18%
"
3.75
12% July
34% Feb
4,945
2,835
6.25
common
Feb
50
20%
32
3.40
Chemical
17%
80
-V 4,350
193/4
A
Reichhold
Canada
14
52
—
class
42%
12%
48
100
$6
10% July
r
4
12%
12
Y
/
j
warrants
Rapid
Feb
—
of Pall
50
14
Jan
Jun
Jun
9%
Jan
10%
—1.25
——
Preferred
of
60c
42%
14
.
Apr
1
Rothmans
125
11%
50
:
Erie
Husky
11%
80
20
Gas
Warrants
17% May
17% May
3.50
Natural
Robertson
100
■■■■■■
55 -55%
225
35
July
925
1.00 4 1.00
55%
20c
Faper pfd
Bay
Huron
*
38
21
20%
193/4
Mar
15% July
17% Jan
8% May
H
L
Apr
30
31% Mar
100
—
-20c
64
1.50 <1.60
1
___*
1
——_:
Pittfield..
&
Howard
*
common
'
250
200
3.50
Ore
Iron
19 %
75
•
3,217
1
9%
Jan
367
Feb
2.00
July
3,883
May
13
25%
—
50
54
14,900
%
28
"
common
50
95
Preferred
5%
Jun
293/4
12%
•
400
25%
v
29 %
12%
20%
—„
-l
14%
.
Apr
Jan
Jan
51
1
Rockower
Hahn
16%
27%
25%
Bros
Quebec
50% July
*
Voting trust
!
Greening Industries
July
July
5% May
21
12%
Corp
Price
>1.35 May
*
;
8
Jan
5,774
82
Industries
Premium
6% May
July
44
450
6
3.50
*
97/a May
100
83/4
80
14 %
Jan
215
>,
193/4
8%
common
Phantom
Apr
*
c.
19%
80
Jun
50
153/4
Jan
4.45
May
105
:
14%
•
90
125
26
28
83/4
—
Drilling
Pipeline
Penmans
Jun
6%
100
27%
197/a
Preferred
May
19%
1.15
class
Coal
Winnipeg Gas__
Guaranty
84
Jun
45%
47
*1,120
*
Petroleum
Pembina
Feo
11% July
65c
15%
3
(>' 225
363/4
i
Hersey
Parker
Jun
13%
Feb
%
Jun
15
.100
common
Warrants
Page
Capital—
.
Greyhound
87c
32
Jan
Jan
7%
8%
65c
Jan
57
*
Apr
32
61/2
46
100
123/8
Products
18%
warrants
B
Gas—_
Wholesale.!—
461/4
46%
Jan
27%
•
Steel
250
11
Feb
800
14%
Power—
Store
18%
65c
West
300
12
4.70
36 %
Apr
45% Jan
7% Jan
475
<
9%
7%
28
Jun
10%
-
25%
Apr
32
"88
100
4,605
26
31%
v
7% Mar
Apr
91
15%
Jan
86
49%
■14%
8
50
3,361
48%
-20
'
Oshawa
46%
50
B
Class
500
89
-.1
Ontario
80c
July
27% Aug
75
12%
*
•
Power
Northern
Greater
27V2
12%
/
89
950
12%
—30
pfd
Feb
10%
A
Paper
Warrants
Great
85c
27%
*
Preferred
Class
85c
27%
Natural
Jun
25% July
62% Jan
4,046
100
Glebe
Great
77%
♦
common
Preferred
Gordon
74
50c
com
class
77%
Jan
36%
7
Pacific
General
Jan
283%
8%>
7%
Flour
5%
120
27%
;•/■ 565
Ontario Loan & Debenture
291/4
271/2
262
31
7%
9%
Cement
Ogilvie
Feb
171%
271/2
29%
29%
4.70
Utilities
Scotia
Ocean
Jan
9
1
3.15
2.45 May
3.95 Feb
6% July
83c
29
*
3.00 Mar
'
V
Jan
29
Jan
July
3.25 May
-•• Feb
3.00
-10
Ontario
5%
Trailer
4,965
7
Jan
•
1.65
50
,
Jan
1.75
A
Telephone
Northwestern
Nova
1.95
875
90
Mines
Ontario
Dynamics
General
400
12%
common.—*
109
'
Feb
9,767
49
preferred
Northern
.
*
common..
2.75
Jan
1.25 July
41
7%
5
preferred—;
class B_
Northern
July
325
'■Py
175 1751%
•
(A J i
21% May
Feb
*
Co
Companies
Freiman
Jan
25
6%
20
*
.
17
69
66c
—_1
_—_.
66
5%
~6
66c
50
2.75
;
*
Trust
Steel
Noranda
Jun
Jan
2,200
85
300
8%
:
Drug & Chemical
Niagara
Jan
50%
3,75 Aug
Jan
2.15
National Containers
295
3.90
Feb
123/8
104%
Mar
410
31
3.75
3.75
.*
Corp
Canada
Fraser
57%
•
Fleetwood
of
55%
__*
common.^—„
Mfg
Ford
56
•
common.—.
Products
Fleet
*
113/4
73/4
,1 _i
Class- ■ B
July
2.45
41
July
13% May
15 % July
548
16,158
108
•
Jan
May
12%
1.35
Apr
.3.20
t
1
Jun
27% May
'"•> 14
47 y8
•'
May
26
Jan
32
*
19% May
25
Mar
•
"
Apr
23%
>:
2.25 Feb
25
2.10
100
Works
lY
Trust
14
10% July
10% Jun
:
31
21%
265
\
25
29%
Fine / Foods
a
Knitting preferred-
Apr
75
41
18 3/4
7%
Class-'.B—ia-—
Montreal
10%
2.50
26%
u
Jan
2.15
»
Monarch
39
.
10,850
>'
700
51 %
13 % Mar
3.00
Niagara / Wire
Falconbridge
Famous Players Canadian..
Fanny Farmer Candy
20
Gas
44%
A
Jun
23%
1.35
2.75
common
Industries
Monarch
213/4 July
47%
24
Feb
22
19%
37%
Aug
19
160
12
Brewery class A—
v
525
22
108
1.35
Molson
18
20
1,481
22
13%
13%
Properties
Jun
Jun
July
17%
41
—
Canadian
Metro Stores
7% July
47% Jan
2.40
Brick
17
11%
C
440
Jan
Jan
10% Feb
9% Jan
9% Jan
7 % July
7,110
J
4
33%
33%
•V
July
.
5,560
26%
Grain
P
Midwest
19
r -
E
Milton
500
17%
22
M
Feb
1,300
33%
,
Class
Fibre
22 3
—100
Jun
20
10
Coi______^r,_i_—^_
Grain
23
8
8
17%
1, 1963
High
30% July
31% July
49
r-
21%
21%
315
8%
7%
22
common..
13%
17%
common.
Empire Life Insurance-:—-.
Exquisite
Forms
common
Federal
7%
8
2.53
preferred
McCabe
yi'
258
17%
11.2753
!_
—
______:
(too
8%
48%
*
-
Ma xwell'Ltd
Mar
17
20
—
,
}. Ltd
A
.•
50
,
class
B
5 % %
'
Inv
'•
.__.—
32 ya
8
8%
7%
*
68
Jan
38
.
common
:
10% Jun
.
-
20
15%
Dupont Co
Economic
—_1
Jan.
Low
31
31%
30
—
—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
23% May
Feb
5%
1,879
_*
Chemical common.. _»
110
-
360
63
17%
common——
Dominion Stores
Dominion Textile
•
16% July
2,849
120
13%
10
Steel
18%
117
65
common
Preferred
Tar &
Jan
preferred—
Range Since
High
30%
.
Apr
2.90
Jun
2.25
47
4,065
/
Apr
5o */s
Jan
Low
30%
MacmiJlan Bloedel Powell River,
Magnac. ■
Maner
Snoes Ltd——,
Maple Leaf Gardens—_____—.
Maple Leaf Mills common
17% i*i_y
61
15%
July
11%
3,200
/
12%
;—.25
__
Foundry. & Steel
Emco
51
49%
-
Gen
preferred
Electrohome
Dominion
13 Vb Mar
100
50%
»
Jl—^
Canada
Dominion
Dominion
300
; 3,310
Shares
1st pfd—30
(MY Ltd
Class
2.00 May
May
for Week
'
Dominion
Dominion
1.85
51
3.5 %
—2
__.
?
Jun
A
clasu A
B
Maclaren
Jan
8%
.13%
2.45
Dominion Coal
200
3.65
7% July
51
13 %
Jan
1.40 July
.
12 %
•
common.
Seagrams
Dominion
1.85
15%
—____—5
Ltd
Estate
Distillers
Eddy
/
8
1st
Preferred
19% May
5% July
B
Cos
class
Inc
Loblaw
'
Coronation
Groceterias
Loblaw
irei)
8%
7% Mar
16%
466
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Loblaw
Apr
41% May
12% Jun
10% July
1,450
8
36
27%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
106%
2,155
1.40
6
>: 7%
17%
17%
-*
22%
3.429
11%
10%
::
*
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
6,500
107% 107%
*
Friday
Week
Shares
26%
26
38%
——.100
__
lor
High
/'
26%
Smelting
(Range for Week Ended August 2)
Sales
Sale Price
39,
■
-
70
13
Jan
36% "Jan
70c
May
515
10
July
200
65c
3.140
Jan
15% July
Apr
16
Apr
4l3/4
Jrn
2.10 Mar
13%
Jun
1.53 July
19% May
Commercial and Financial
The
(Range for Week Ended
CANADIAN MARKETS
'>'■
STOCKS
'•
Sale Price
100
Class
108%
July
23
May
94
Jan
100
Apr
2,696
8.00 July
12
Apr
Coulee
8.85
125
Jan
Courvan
-
106%
Apr
Apr
27
27
20
9%
9%
1,500
8%
19
19
19
400
15%
4.00
4.00
4.00
37
37
5%
4.90
5%
♦
29 Vi Mar
20% May
9 v»
Feb
2.95
300
5.50 May
,
40 Vi May
.
Jan
3.55
4,850
MINES
Gas
Agnico
Mines
Pitch
Allied
Allied
56c
72c
22ci
20c
American
Atlin
43c
5%
pfd
Mines..
15c
84c
46c
800
63c
Mar
96,058
33c
Jan
74c
Feb
Jan
34c
Feb
40c
Jan
July
14c
Jan
7Vic May
1.29
May
18c
July
2,400
12Vic
4,800
80c
i 2,000
6Vic
22
25
-
Jan
Jan
Jun
Feb
Jan
25% May
50c
Mar
Apr
43c
42c
20c
I9%c
22c
153,600
16c
Apr
31c
Feb
55c
55c
1,000
49c
Mar
60c
July
July
15c
Mar
21c
Jan
Feb
10c
Jun
4%c
49,500
6c
Jun
8c
Jan
4c
4c
1,000
4c
July
7c
Feb
37c
47c
81,554
11c
Jan
40c
Jun
13,550
37c
Mar
53c
43c
8c
4.60
8c
5.00
Jan
Jun
6Vic
Jun
9Vic Jan
18c
17c
20c
6,785
117,100
May
47c
Mar
9c
9c
24,050
7Vic May
19c
Jun
15c
13 Vic
15c
37,500
10c
23c
Jan
1
58c
58c
60c
155,800
8c
„
1
1
Ltd
1
Mines
1
3.85
1,000
3,000
4,350
3.10 Mar
2.00 Aug
Ankerite
1
2.00
2.00
2.05
3,000
Red
1
7c
6c
7c
41,500
Lake
6.45
Aug
4,748
r
.
30c
47c
July
23c
July
65c
Apr
4.70
4.90
4.70
__
1
40Vic
38c
24 Vic 24 Vic
3.75
3.85
35Vic
Mining & smelting
Holdings Ltd
Jun
35Vic
4.85
1
Petroleums
10c
Jun
Jan
Jan
,
37c
Jan
4.15 May
•7
2.60
Jun
7c
4Vic Jan
Mar
Cadamet
Mines
Calgary &
•Calvert
1
Gas
Camerina
&
Oil_+
19
5c
.
__
Petrol
Canada
Oil
Southern
Canada
Canadian
:
2.15
4,120
1.01
1.10
49.2Z5
3.80
4.00
8,635
16"%
16%
16"%
1,075
__
1.32
1.30
1.35
2,900
4.15
4.10
4.30
3,586
Devonian
Jan
3.45 Mar
34,400
ioc
9c
10c
30,000
8c
2.99
lie
9c
12c
4.10
3.70
4.10
24,000
9,177
1.10
1.15
375
4.25
July
17
9c
July
Jan
1.05 Mar
May
July
1.55
4.95
Jan
1.40
Feb
22 Vic Mar
Jan
4.75 May
1.55
Jan
4.25
4.30
5,975
Jun
85c
97c
10,115
80c
Apr
July
4.55
-ic
1.18
Apr
92c
95c
14,000
92c
Aug
1.20
;
80c
80c
80c
1,317
76c
July
1.14
Jan
Long island'-
•
Gold
Canadian
North
Canadian
Northwest Mines
Silica
*
,
—
:
4,271
38c
3,030
13 Vic Aug
33c
Jan
'
17c
22c
325.000
3%c
Jan
9 Vic
10c
12.525
18c
6c
6%c
1
--1
9®
*
*
Mines
Gold
1
1
Mines
Minerals
Gold
Mines
Rock
1
1
11%
70c
700
5.30
30
31%
13%
13%
Lakes Iron
Headway Red Lake
Heath Gold Mines
Candore
-
Porcupine
Exploration
Captain
Mines
Ltd_—
Cariboo
Gold
Quartz
Cassiar
■Cayzor
Asbestos
7c
5.000
6c
2.600
2.15
Jun
2.75
Feb
825
1.86
Jan
3.00
Apr
82c
90c
9,800
65c
July
1.23
6 Vic
6c
7c
18.500
5c
17c
23c
12,380
16c
Feb
1.30
2.09
2.05
Copper
Iron
Bay
Iso
3.550
2.00 July
2.87
Jan
10.500
10 %c Mar
16 %c
Apr
8 Vic
8 Vi c 10 %c
19,500
8%c
Aug
14 %c
Jan
2.90
2.90
3.00
310
2.80
July
3.70
Feb
27%
28%
570
25%
Feb
29%
9 %c
3.000
8c
May
17c
Mar
Jan
90c
Apr
Jack
20c
Waite Mining
Central
Del
Pat
Gold—
Central
Porcupine
Charter
V
1
Quebec Mines
Mines
—-1
Joburke
Joliet
Jonsmith
\
Copper
Joutel
Mining Co Ltd
Jowsey
1
*
j
Keeley
Kenville
V
j
-J
10%
.11%
.1,625
20c
20c
21c
4,475
10% July
20c
July
Lake
45c
9.25
Jan
Mar
Jan
*
7.go
7.20
7.60
11,064
6.75 July
l
1.18
1.10
1.18
2,000
1.06 Mar
1.36
Apr
5C
5c
5Vic
9,000
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
1.41
1.41
200
1.03
Jan
1.75
Jun
6Vic
8c
8,500
6c
Apr
16c
Feb
15c 15Vic
6,300
22c
Jun
:
1
Mines..
■Chesterville
Jan
12
1
___
_
Mines..
~~
1
14Vic Feb
Mining & Exploration
Labrador
July
1
Oil
Cheskirk
11%
♦
—
Rio_
Central
*.
Ltd
't
Mines
Lingman
Gold
Dufault
Chromium
Cochenour
Coin
Lake
Combined
Coniagas
1,000
22c
Mar
21c
21c
23c
14,945
18c
Jan
63c
62c
ny2C
1.35 Mar
4.10 Mar
1.90
July
Jan
26 Vic July
J
Gold
Langis Silver
Lamaque
1
Mines
*
—4
Lyndhurst Mines
*
Dragon
MacLeod
Apr
Madsen
27c
East
57c
Ja,n
Feb
13c
Jun
5,025
Jan
10c
Jan
Consolidated
Fenlmore
Consolidated
Gillies
Iron
Lake.—
Consolidated
Mines
Consolidated
Northland
6c
1.05
10c
8.333
68c
2.780
44c-
Jan
68c
14c
14c
14c
4.900
14c
Jan
16c
6c
6V2C
3.060
5 Vic
Jan
9Vic
19c
3.600
I8%c
18c
~~
43c
43c
100
27c
1 34
1 26
1.34
4,486
84c
88c
38c
40c
1.96
2.10
T
Red
Consolidated
Regcourt
Mines
Consolidated
Sannorm
Mines
Consolidated
West
Poplar
1.01
1
Petroleum..
__
1
,
ioc
1
36c
4,550
1.91
Aug
Mar
Jun
Apr
35c
58c
Apr
Aug
Jun
July
1.43 July
1.32 Jun
53c
2.33
Jan
Feb
6,033
10c
Jan
20c
2,000
4c
Mar
8c
May
Apr
20c
July
44c
Aug
Feb
12c
44c
303,733
11c
1.233
9%c
1.01
35c
1.06
950
1.01
ioc
11c
18.000
7%c
10c 10Vic
13.000
7c
41.
7c
12,150
1.75
1.80
1,146
5c
Jan
1.25
_i
Mines
1
,
J
Marboy —
Marchant Mines
Marcon
Mines
Apr
Juiy
9c
Feb
May
1.75 July
2.55 May
18c
July
33 %c
Jan
Jan
19 %c
Jun
3,500
6,275
13c
11%
12
1,075
11%
35c
33c
36c
5 V'2 c
5 %C
30c
11.150
5V2c
4.75 July
2.95 Mar
8,100
13
Jun
7c
Jan
56c
Feb
7Vic
Apr
10Vic
Apr
July
5%c July
July
8V2C
7%c
9c
14,300
8.95
8.90
9.05
2,360
8.00
Apr'
9.85 Mar
2.25
2.25
951
2.10
Jan
2.60 Mar
13c
13c
13c
16,550
11c
Apr
15c
9%c
9 V2 c
9V2C
2,000
9c
May
21c
Feb
15c
15c
15c
800
12c
Apr
17c
July
85c
Jun
90c
90c
l,*ud
15c
16,500
19c
5V2C
11,500
26 Va
26%
10%
10c
•
..
May
Jun
24Vic
Anr
27c
Jan
Jun
..5c
.
.
1.15
Jan
16c
6,600
5c
20%
Jan
Feb
•
;
7c
Jan
29 Vi Jun
10% July
14% May
11
•v:
14% May
;i
July
2.50 Mar
4.50 July
50%
Jan
59 % May
14
Jun
17%
Jan
4,000
8%c Mar
I6V2C
Jun
7,050
24%c Aug
51c
Jan
3,500
24%
55c
Apr
c
July
25c
87c
90c
2,300
75c
July
83c
93c
37,100
70c
Feb
14c
10,500
13c
July
24Vic
Jan
14c
13c
16c
17c
16,383
16c
July
27c
Jan
14c
17c
7,000
22,500
lie
Jan
5c
4%c
5c
13c
12c
13c
27c
25c
:13c
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Matachewan
20c Mar
6c
Jun
1.15
8%c
Jan
15c
Apr
20 %c
Feb
34c
July
11c
Jan
15c
18,100
28 %C
1.45
27c 28V2c
20,550
5,120
26c
25c 28V2C
57,200
2Gc
10 Vic
10c llvac
52,500
4%c
6.25
1.05
Feb
26 %c Mar
20c
1.55
Feb
Jan
33Vic Apr
July
1.10
Feb
Apr
14Vic
Jun
Aug
7.45
Apr
6.25
6.60
4,970
17c
July
Jan
21c
8,108
40c
19c
6.25
5,100
25,500
17c
Jan
32c
Mar
11c
Jan
18c
Apr
Jan
33% May
18c
18c
22c
15 Vic
14 %c
16c
28
28
6.55
6.50
6.75
9c
8%c
9c
28
•V;
365
25
7,330
5.20
3,500
::
7c
14c
Jan
May
Mar
14 %c
16c
3,500
2.20
2.20
2.25
3.50
3.50
3.60
4,260
2,100
30c
31c
14,500
29c
Jan
31c
26,500
25c
May
29 %c
29c
1.47
1.45
1.50
7%c
28,500
17%
17V4
103
1.70
3.50 July
6,800
7c
2.10 July
1,250
1.30
1.30
Jan
Feb
3.90
43c
Jan
Feb
39c
May
1.53 July
Jan
16% July
19%
Jun
Jun
1.75
Jan
1.48
11c
Jun
Jun
19c
Jan
12c
9.000
1.37
38,600
9,500
6c
Jun
13c
39,500
15,000
8c
Jun
21c
Feb
5c
Jan
8c
Aug
8c
8c
8%c
8c
8V2C
8c
6c
8c
3.15
3.10
3.25
1.15 Mar
3.10 July
17c
18c
2,679
7,500
16c
Jan
90c
1.00
8,800
80c
May
2.25
2.32
6.934
2.10
4c
2.30
Jan
2.98
1.28
8%c
18c
7.60 May
10c
22 Vic July
19c
7c
4V'2c
3,600
4c
C
Jan
May
1.97
3.95
23c
Apr
July
Feb
Mar
1.14
Jan
2.40
Feb
6Vic Feb
13c
Feb
4C
4c
5C
103,200
4c
Aug
75c
79c
5,500
72c
78c
May
17c
4,000
17c
Jun
23c
17c
12c
Jan
18c
May
8%c
9c
5,000
7%c July
12 %
13
2,400
11c
Feb
80c
Mar
1.00
1.24
Feo
Jan
Jun
90c
90c
1.00
6,700
,15,500
Feb
6V2C
7%c
12c
6%c
Jan
1
18,700
30c
July
Jan
•34c
37c
49c
35c
61c
26,200
Jan
71c
Apr
64C
47c
10c
Jan
1
Maybrun Mines
8.10
1
Mclntyre
McKenzie
a
McMarmac
a
Red Lake
Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
8c
Feb
9V2c
3,500
7.60
8.15
12.151
0.15
Jan
9c
3,500
,'7%c
Jun
13Vic
Jun
47%
1
—
64c
6%c
8%c
47%
650
43%
Jan
54 Vi
Apr
May
37Vic
8V2C
Consol
Mattagami Lake
30c
29c
30c
6,700
7%c
6c
7l/2c
18,560
20c
20c
22c
3,000
3.50
3.20
3.50
74,736
7.20 July
25c
4Vic
20c
Apr
Jan
12c
Jun
Mar
30c
May
2.25 Mar
3.50 July
a
*
18c
23 Vic
July
40c
Jan
7,450
50c
Apr
67c
May
8V2C
5,500
7c
Jun
10c
Jan
29c
a
.10.000
53c
7%c
25V2C
]•
28c
51c
30c
6 500
23c
Mar
37c
May
22C 22%c
Petroleums
r1-^
Exploration & Development_50c
Medallion
Merrill
1.03 July
47,100
49,642
30c
15c
1.35
4%c Feb
1.59 May
1
Maritimes
Island Mining
Meta Uranium Mines
Midcon Oil
Mid rim Mining
Mill Cit Petroleums
13c
Jan
July
1
■"in
Mentor
13c
15c
21c
1
Jan
Feb
Jan
4,333
mil—1
—
Feb
Mar
July
May
14,308
15c
Jan
Mar
Mar
4Vic
4c
6Vic
"
•
see page
3.000
He
41c
1
Consolidated
:
Maralgo
—
Red
Manoka
Aug
15c 15Vic
"
1
Mine
13,700
94c
88c
2.04
1
2
88c
July
11 Vic May
9c
♦
Rambler
footnotes,
Jan
66c
Mines
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Apr
ioc
.1
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
75c
67c
i
Nicholson
4c
33.770
1
Ltd
Consolidated Morrison Exploration
Consolidated Mosher
Negus
500
1.05
1
Mogul
Consolidated
4Vic
75c
*
1
Gold
4Vic
7c
1
Mines.
Marcus
7%c
7
.
Halliwell
Consolidated
7Vic
1
Crest
\
Magnet Cons Mines.—
Majortrans
——
Malartic Gold Fields
Apr
5c
7c
Oil—
Consolidated
Cockshutt
Lake
Jan
15c
51.334
__
—
78c
31,245
1.01
*
—•—1
Gold Mines Ltd
Macdonald Mines
Jan
10c
1
Yellowknife Gold Mines—
Macassa
Jun
47c
1
Lynx
60c
8c
13
18 Vic
17c
lie
*
1
10Vic
42c
Apr
16c
4.45
£
Point Gas—
Uranium Mines
Louvicourt Goldfield
2,800
gc
37c
4.25
————
Lorado
10,625
42c
Feb
24 %c
11%
j
Leitch
63c
1
29c
1.57
DU°
American
Gold Mines
Lencourt Gold Mines
Liberian
Iron
Ore.
Little Long Lac
Gold
Latin
11c 11 %c
1
no
31c
Mines
Lake Shore Mines
4.75 AUg
28c
*
Consolidated Central Cadillac
Consolidated Discovery
3.200
25c
'
Flin
Callinan
For
1,000
4.75
25c
'
Mines
—;
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.55
4,45
•
Marbenor
1.50
4.70
2.50
Consolidated
Consol
Jun
1.55
«
Mines
Consolidated
May
75c
7,000
__
III
Mines
Metals
Consolidated
49c
1,000
58c
*
Smelting
&
Willans
Shawkey
Jun
Jan
Jan
32c
57c
32c
57c
1
Mining
Gold
Con Key Mines
Con
16c
32c
43c
13c
32c
1
1
5,200
9Vic Jan
12c
__1
Chimo Gold Mines
*
1
—— 1
Osu
Long
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines..—
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Jan
Jan
14v2c
14c
Mines
Gold Mines
Jellicoe
Lake
98c
4c
24c 26 %c
16 Vic
-
Explorations
Lake
Jan
July
2,uao
8,300
87c
Jacobus
16 Vic-Mar
May
3,000
9c
6c
25c
—
Kirkland
55c
38,500
60c
10%
6c
86c
Mines
Jan
6Vic
15c
-
8.932
19.125
10c
Kopan; ————————————r-u
55c
3.000
9%c
9%c
Jun
10c
78c
12%
24 %c
1.30
__
78c
12%
9c
12%
.1
Apr
60c
Jun
65c
4,623
95c
*
Jan
2.10
14%
Mines
8Vic
16c
1.72
Mar
13c 13 %c
56%
—:
Mines
Apr
Feb
Mar
37c
1.30 July
500
Feb
10 Vic May
Jan
23c
Feb
25c
Irish
52c
16c
Mar
Aor
2.24
;.
14%
880
July
15c
55%
1.00
July
5.280
14%
50
Feb
8c
8Vic
18c
5,140
1,028
8Vic
9c
Mar
18c
May
July
2,184
Jun
9,000
29c
8c
12
4Vic
9.000
Jan
5 0"0
4.50
32,631
10c
Jan
12c
8%c
10 Yb
36,214
10c
11c
4.35
5c
•
15
11%
8c
9c
31 %
Aug
4.35
Minerals
Kirkland Townsite
1
-
—
Corp
Athabaska
™
1
—
Jan
Jun
6c
56%
*
Aug
24%
11%
.1
Oil
July
1,376
12
& Smelting—
Feb
Jan
5.30
2,455
14,600
10%
—1
6Vic Aug
8c
1
—
Exploration-—
95c
Jan
2.25
-v
Can-Erin Mines
13%
Jun
8 Vie;;.
1,780
6,110
Consolidated Gold.
A
Pam
Hydra
July
3.90
7c
26 V8
Consolidated Gold——
Hugh
„
10 Va
2.11
5c
—
Oil Co Ltd class
Hudson Bay
May
63c
5.695
18c
Class
Bay Mining
May
74c
2.15
of
Howey
Jan
39c
Jan
6,125
14c
Hastings
Hollinger
11c
Mar
2.25
L
1
Mines
Mining
Lead
Home
July
4.30
*
Mines
Head
6c
57c
6,891
5.05
;
Hasaga
Feb-
20c
19,774
10%
f
Mines
Great Plains Develop
Gridoil Freehold
Hard
Jan
89c
26c
1
1
Goldray
Harrison
Jan
11c
Jan
10.000
9c
l23c
65c
78c
L
Granduc
Gulf
29c
May
9c
J
Grandroy Mines
Gunnar
Apr
5c
19 %c
27%
10
,
Gulch
Mar
1.30
^yc
Ltd—
Jun
22c
16c
47,750
65c
Jan
Feb
15 Vic July
43c
3.125
56c
20
27c
Jan
9%c July
7,300
17c
52c
Jun
Jun
88c
1.00
__
Feb
.
6Vic
6Vic
7c
—
Frontier
Gold Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
18c
6 %c
45.000
1.31
2.18
4Vic
1
___
14c
38c
__
♦
Canadian
13Vic
13Vic
*
3.15
16%
41.000
11c
Jun
2.15
Jan
«
3.130
12c
9 Vic
8c
J
Apr
27c
17%
9 Vic
6c
1
—1
Goldale
Jaye
July
17%
Jan
1.16 July
5.10
95c
1
Inca
Jan
1.09
50c
•
Oil
&
Homestead
Malartic
14
2.20
July
_10c
Petroleum
Gas
July
3.75 Mar
Feb
16%
Dyno Mines
Canadian Export
July
2.00 Jan
85c
38c
1
May
25c
50c
1.10
Canadian
18c
34c
I0c
Exploration
15c
24
l
Minerals.
Canadian
Canadian
2.00
1.10
Feb
8c
18Vi Aug
1
....
Delhi
Canadian
7,440
3.90
Warrants
Canadian
18c
•
Australian
Canadian
18c
1
Petrol
Astoria
Canadian
...
Lands
Tungsten
820
1
;
Lake
Canada
19
1
Mattagami
Campbell Chibougamau
Red
18Vi
1
*
Camflo
Campbell
12,900
9 Vic 10 Vic
10 Vic
*
Edmonton
Jan
31%
Goldfields Mining
Hudson
I
62c
70c
J
Explorers
Uranium Mines
Hallnor
2.20
11,450
>
2.700
11
x
*
Jun
4,000
7c
•
Mines
Reef
90c
3,900
4.45
4.60
Bralsaman
Brunswick
2,905
17c
9c
30c
•
Bralorne Pioneer
Broulan
93c
6 Vic
6c
32c
.1
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
93c
—
6Vic
50c
Feb
16Vic
93c
\
1.20
1.20
■I '--I
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Glenn
1.10
5.10
*
Mines Ltd
Mascot Mine—---——
Giant
May
*
Mining
Francoeur Mines Ltd
French Petrol
preferred
Giant
26c
8c
*
Mines
Jan
20c
1
Genex
16c
65c
Fargo
Farwest
Geco
4.625
J
Uranium Mines—
Oils Ltd
Glacier
24% May
24 Vi
23c
10,600
9c
-3.90
July
22
950
25
43c"'
10c May
Jan
3.40
415
22%
July
Jan
17c
17c
Faraday
Jan
9 Vic
5c
2,000
25
1.10
Apr
5c
10,000
3.80
1.31 Feb
July
6Vic
2,000
7c
3.65
1
Corp
Mines
Buffalo
90c
8c
6Vic
5Vic
1
Corp
Copper
Bay
Buffalo
«
43c
54c
Pete
Corp
Eureka
July-
13%
Mining
Sol
22c
27c
6 Vic
J
Gold
East
Malartic Mines
East Sullivan
Mines
Elder-Peel
Ltd
El
Jan
2.000
---
Amphi
Jan
19c
*
...
„
Mines..:
Bouzan
1,800
62,900
Apr
8c
7c
*
„
_
Mining
Yukon
Black
1.01
24c
13,000
87c
9c
Duquesne
Bidcop
July
18,850
3.75
1
Uranium
Bethlehem
Bibis
July
10
9.25
26c
8Vic
8c
50c
.
Petroleums
Bevcon
15c
Jan
7.15
16c
♦
Exploration Ltd
Metals Mining..—;
Belcher
Apr
Jan
1
...
Mines
Beattie
Jai}
43.000
10c
Dome
Dynamic
Jun
12c
28c
20c
V
--*
^oc
Petroleum
Donalda Mines
Duvan
Copper Co
7c
10c
10c
J
Mines
Dome
22c
11c
*■
1
1
—
5.25 May
Mar
17%
r~
Minerals
14c
1.10
1
Mines.
Deldona Gold Mines
Delhi Pacific
Delnite Mines..
Denison Mines ———
Devon
Palmer Oils
Dickenson Mines
East
33c
5Vic Apr
750
Apr
1
—
—
Trust
Baska
Bata
23 Vic
6,869
16,800
•&.
80c
ii
.—25
25
—
'
Barymin
Base
7Vic
40Vic
1
Bankfield
Barnat
May
1
preferred '
Bankeno
Barex
4c
1
Mines.
Mines
Selburn
5% %
8,166
81c
*
1
Mines—.
Mines
Gold
Gold
Bailey
5c
3.20
Jan
84c
—
1
Copper
Ruffner
Aumaque
Jan
19c
Coast
Yellowknife
Aunor
Jan
2.12
10c
15c
Warrants
Atlantic
Atlas
July
1.00
40c
Nickel
Arcadia
25c
8c
26c
8ViC
1
Oil
Jan
21c
9.00
24Vic
*
1
Associated
15c
20Vic
15c
1
Asamera
May
Aug
26c
:
Aug
10c
12c
•
Mines.
20c
116 Vic Jan
24Vic
Ansil
Gold
Aug
5c
Anglo Huronian
Anglo United Development
Arjon
Jun
61c
28c
2,900
4,500
12c
Area
73c
Mar
19c
11c
24Vic
Mines
Jan
35c
2.45
1
Petroleums
40c
17c
18c
20c
Lead Mines
Anacon
Anchor
Feb
2.37
2.45
10c
Petrol—
Leduc
7.85 May
77c
112,120
20,885
13,750
6,853
2,388
20c 21 Vise
.
1
1
Mines
Feb
10c
10c
Earth
.
Jan
Jan
5.75
43c
24,185
73c
61c
22c
59c
*
Larder
Rare
Jan
60c
64c
61c
Alminex
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
14c
2,000
1,541
l
Minerals—
Roxana
July
15,050
10c
6.80
59c
Ore
9o
47c
10c
1
Oils
Mar
45c
•
Gold
Consolidated
Pacific
56c
6.60
1
Ltd
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
Alta
1
Ltd
7Vic
Jan
—
47c
*
Oil
&
Mines
Advocate
Apr
6.70
L*
Exploration.
Accra
Acme
5c
25c
7,000
17c
*
Horn
High
4.10 July
1,610
18c
27 Vic
j
Crowpat
Cusco
Mines
Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey
Brewis
9,000
5c
5c
1
4.50
17c
10c
sue
Pershing—
Daering
OILS
AND
Mines
Uranium
Low
4.35
—
Mines
Craigmont
Croinor
Deer
Acadia
Copper
Cowichan
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
17c
l
1
Zinc—
Mining
Lead
Shares
4.45
^
5 Vi May
-
Electric
a an
1
Mar
32
50
;
111
Apr
Feb
25
27
9%
common
Zenith
18
100
.5
A
class
Ltd
warrants
A
Zellers
3,025
8.55
-
Low
*
Exploration—
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Conwest
19%
50
pfd
$2.80
Co
Stores
Apr
,97%
_•
Hardware
20%
July
108 108 %
8.85
(John)
Woodward
16
18%
_
preferred
Wood
2,980
18%
Warrants
White
16%
97%
*
$6
16%
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan.1,19G3
Low
100
preferred
Shares
v.V :-V.ss
B
4.V2V0
for Week
16%
*
A
class
(Geo)
Class
Range
,
.
August 2)
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Last
Par
Weston
Sales
Week's
Friday
Chronicle
2,166
3,873
20c
July
45c
Apr
16c
Jun
23c
Feb
24c
18c
19c
Volume
6287
Number
198
.
.
.
The Commercial and
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Sale Price
Mining
Mm
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
,
LOW A
*
Corp
Ore
of Prices
Mines
r
18%
17(4
18 %
5,098
1
6 Vic
6 Vic
8c
10,900
18% July
13% Mar
6c
July
10 Vic May
94c
Apr
1
1
72c
70c
80c
20,248
40c
40c
40c
7,550
36c
Feb
67c
Apr
Multi Minerals
1
19c
18c
20c
9.000
17c
Mar
33c
Murphy
*
1
2.00
1.80
2.00
900
1.15
1,15
1.17
11,350
1
16c
15 Vic
17C
71.534
*
5 Vic
5 Vic
25c
1
2.26
2.25
Mt
i
Porcupine
Wright
Iron
Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Creek
Nama
National
Exploration
National
1
Mines__
Petroleum
Alger
New
Athona
45c
Jan
85c
Oil
Rayrock Mines
1.20
1.20
1.25
3,600
1.01
Feb
96c
Ranger
2.50
48.100
8c
Jan
5c
May
2.80 July
Jun
1.81
7.550
10c
Athabasca
Feb
27c
10c
8c 10 Vic
155.900
4c
Jan
12c
37c
34c
39c
30.050
26c
Apr
43c
Jun
5c
5c
5 ViC
14,000
5c
Jan
7 Vic
Jan
2IV2C
21 Vic
23c
6.200
20c
July
29c
1
3.70
3.55
3.70
900
81c
82c
7.700
8lc
25c
27c
7.500
23c
Jan
36c
22c
20c
24c
21.000
10c
Jan
28c
hc
Jan
-
9c
July
Mining
Rockwin
:
Holdings
Newconex
Warrants
New
Davies
Oil
Continental
New
Goldvue
New
of
•
50c
Canada
Pete
Apr
Mylamaque Mining &
New
New
19c
Max-
48V2C
Jun
1,500
Hie
Jan
36c
Jan
Apr
Stanwell
Oil
Jan
Starratt
Nickel
9V2C July
19c
Feb'
Steeloy
July
25c
Apr
Steep
220.320
18c 22 Vic
26c
23c
30c
19,424
22c
July
40c
15c 15 Vic
12.530
13c
Mar
38c
Jan
Jan
7c
1.84
7.150
2.05
Apr
11c
12c
11.000
9'/aC
Feb
I6V2C
Jan
10 %c
12c
15,120
10c
Jan
13c
80c
80c
850
62c
May
8.100
27c
Jun
46c
Mar
&
27,700
6c
Mar
11c
ADr
3 Vac
Jan
7c
July
28c 29 Vac
Gas
6 Vac
.1
5 ViC
—
26.078
14c
4
3.500
35c 45Vic
2.750
4 Vic
37c
13c
Vac
19c
Jan
Cons
45%c July
Feb
Jan
19c
12VaC Jun
c
9.000
11,387
26c
5,000
19c
Jan
36c
Apr
8 Vac
9 VaC
5,250
5VaC
Jan
12c
Feb
1.49
1.45
1.50
2,110
10 Vic
Mines
Sunburst Exploration
Teck
__
10 Vic
lie
13,500
1.75
1.80
11,450
70c
1.77
Gold
Hughes
Mines
Mining
Normetal
1
—
*
Corp
Norpax Nickel
Northcal Oils Ltd
3.20
1
North Bordulac
41c
1
North
Canadian
—
—
34c
25c
1.45
*
common
58c
-
8c
-
43c
1.50
448
Jan
82c
Jan
12c
Feb
16Vac
Jun
55c
55c
3,500
54c
July
88c
60c
65c
.
7,680
60c
Mar
85c
Jan
43c
43c
11,000
25c
Apr
43c
July
23c 23 Vac
9,442
19c
Mar
30c
Jan
71c
71c
73c
7,500
53c
Jan
10c
10c
10c
2,600
9V2C July
1.54
Warrants
Coldstream
1.52
1.64
6,230
1.50 Mar
1.99
1.45
2.10
14 VaC
61c
July
Trans Canada
40c
July
Transcontinental Resources
4.900
Tormont
Mines
Triad
40c
Jan
70c
July
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Oil
Gold
14 Vac
15c
75c
75c
20c
22c
Goldcrest
1
Rankin
2,200
Aug
Apr
35c
40c
40c
100
1.50
1.65
2.350
12c
12c
10c
10c
10%
10%
1,475
32c v. 38c
31,700
Pax
-t.
•
/
21c
Jan
Jan
17c
Jun
5VaC Feb
4c
Jan
46c
Aug
58c
Feb
10c
1.500
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
12c 12 Vic
21.000
10c vJan
18c
7.00
10.009
-
—
—
12c
10c
6.85
2.31
2.65
9.415
__
1
x
Gold
International
July
Feb
8.20
Apr
1.85 Mar
2.71
Jun
6.50
5Vic
Jan
v'
9c
6.000
3.750
20c
Jan,
42c
5.000
33c
31c
JunrA-
9c
39c
i
May
37c
48c
May
Jan
lf
500
1
6.50
40c
40c
.1.10
1.25
7.665
14 Vic
14 Vic
16c
11.500
-*
-1
—*
6.45
4.348
6c
7c
9c
158.861
3.10
3.10
3.30
340
20c
24c
221.855
6.30
2 3 Vic
6.30
39c
Jun
86c
Jun
54c
Jan
IIV2C
6c
3.10
17c
July
Mar
Jan
Feb
8.20
13c
3.80
Feb
United
Paymaster
Peerless
New
United
Gold
Perron
Peruvian
&
Oil
&
Minerals.
Gas
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Place
Oil
Placer
&
Gas
27c
Mines
Vespar
July
Feb
July
Weedon
Ponder
Oil
Preston
Gas
Purdex
Western
39c
36c
42c
32.776
24c
Mar
42c
11 Vic
Airways
Producers
Minerals
10c
Jan
16V2c
Apr
700
65c
Mar
96c
Apr
Ltd
Ltd
M I Minerals.
Quebec Ascot Copper
Q
Chibougamau Gold
Lithium
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
class
July
70c
Jan
Winchester
•
1
50c
50c
56c
946
50c
Aug
66c
Apr
51c
13.000
41c
Aug
64c
Jan
24 %
Aug
July
31
*
*
59c
59c
60c
25,100
1.57
1.44
1.60
26,869
1
9c
9c
10c
105,600
54c
*
1
1
1
1
1
1
1.25
4,290
1.25
1.25
8c
8c
666
17 Vic
15c
18c
2,500
2.25
2.35
555
1.25
7c
I4V2C
Jun
19c
1.82
Apr
May
/
1.45
May
6V2C
Jan
52c
July
97c
Apr
4,000
13c
Mar
22c
Apr
1.75
1.83
6.375
Wright
Yale
6,396
17,500
3c
Jan
lie
8,000
Sc
5.25
6.00
82c
83c
I2V2C
Jan
9.65
Jan
17c
19c
14,250
Mar
3.25
Jan
15VaC
Feb
11% May
40c
3.00 Mar
Mar
>
July
Jan
6.00 July
89c
Apr
82c
Jun
12c
Feb
17c
Apr
Feb
6c
8,000
14c
1,833
12c
Jan
1.13
1.20
12.050
93c
Jan
3.15
3.45
10,595
17c
18c
3,100
1.36
1.42
14,700
2.03
100
2.32
13c
Jan
Feb
1.35
4.70 May
20c
May
Jun
1.80 Apr
2.00 July
2.50 Mar
1.25
Bear
29c
Jan
7c
7c
4,000
5c
Jan
8c
July
44c
51c
127,343
18c
Feb
64c
78c
80c
4,195
71c
Apr
Vic
9c
9,100
8tic
Jan
6c
5 Vic
6 Vic
67,500
5Vic
Jan
1.06
1.06
1.08
13,374
1.00
Jun
8 V2C
Zinc
&
(HG)
20
Mines
Mines
Mines
Metal
13c 13 Vic
8
15,000
13c
Apr
July
1.00 Feb
lie
Jun
9c
May
1.19
Feb
-—
6c
7 Vic
3,800
6c
Feb
14c
Jan
45c
—
45c
500
41c
Jan
47c
Jan
4 Vic
4 Vic
2,000
3c
May
21c
22c
9,700
19c
Apr
31c
Jan
51,950
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
7 Vic
Consolidated
Yukeno
Feb
1,165
3.897
Feb
6c
17c
3,813
6c
4 Vic
Mines
23c
Apr
3,250
•
'
48c
Yellowknife
Yukon
.
5 Vic
40
Yankee Canuck Oil
Zenmac
97c 1
July
7c
Hargreaves
Lead
Young
Jan v
70c"
75c
4 Vic
21c 24 Vic
7Vic Feb
Jun
10c
11
2.09 'Jan
Jan
4c
13 ViC
Larder
Zulapa Mining
25c
10%
1.35
.
Jan
2.00 May
16c
Jan
1.48
46c
Jan
12 Vic 13 ViC
11
Feb
4.05
July
July
Jan
9.90 May
Jan
1.40 July
8c
May
42c
2.70 July
3c
2,500
1.14
Windfall
6.85
7,500
16c
50
A
Wiltsey Coghlan
56c
300
6c
55c
Oil
Wilshire
1.210
3.350
9,520
Jan
5c
2.03
58c
8.60
Jan
Feb
25c
54c
1.39
66c
2.75
Apr
1.66
Jan
14c
Mines
Willroy
56c
•:
Quebec
Quebec
July
66c
8.35
16c
May
26c
July
3.40
Inlet
Surf
58c
2.70
2,666
6c
Western Mines
Mar
32c
24c
Lodge
Western Decalta Petroleum
Jan
May
8.35
23c
1.35
5.75
Beaver
14c
1
9,800
July
1.57
July
July
9c
Mines-
Malartic
West
44c
1
Mines
Prospectors
Provo
Royalties
1.46
21c
Jan
1.20
11c
83c
15c
_50c
Oils
Prairie
1.37
4c
*_
Westburne Oil
Jan
30c
4.500
Feb
33c
22 VaC May
15 Vac
Petrol
Westates
Jun
500
14c
10Vic
17,710
Lake Nickel
Werner
May
2,560
1.24
Jun
8.75
Jun
72c
10c
32c
22,125
1.20
1.80
Mining
21c
25%
1,000
Feb
Apr
1.70
Jan
5.50
Jan
78c
Jan
1.15
July
4.20
Jun
15c
Wasamac
833
32c
16c
——
82.940
24%
28,220
55c
Mines
13c
24%
2,817
31c
5c
Explor
t-
29c
*
Development
5.75
26c
1.46
:—
-
Mines
Vauze
12c
41c
5.55
52c
Apr
53c
July
3.05
1,574
Feb
12%
Jan
Apr
1,025
24c
Consol
Vandoo
9.95
30c
18,300
lie 12 Vac
Quebec
11c
50c
24c
16 Vac 16 Vac
Upper Canada Mines
Urban
23c
11 Vic 11 Vic
Jan
64c
13 Vac
11 Vac
1
Jun
18c
1.50
Reef
United
*
Mines
Oil
Petroleum
Jun
80c
3.25
1.24
1
Oil
&
Jun
3.05
37c
60c
3.10
Fortune
*
Exploration
Gas
Permo
Jan
July
5.75
trust ctfs.
Oils
28c
11c
1.84
65c
1.48
Mindamar
United
12 Vic
58.250
5,566
14 Vac Mar
Feb
76c
Jun
88c
.
14Vac Aug
1.49
Hill
1
1
1
Consol
1,400
64c
voting
Keno
United
=
3.20
Macfie
Western
PCE Exploration Ltd
15,400
Jan
Mar
1.25 Aug
23c
6.00 July
115,200
>
30c
Canso
United
Violamac
'w
.1.25
Mining
■
27c 28 VaC
42c
20c
Mines
Consolidated
July
6.050
Porcupine
Rights
Pato
10c
8 Vic
2.000
1
Ltd
Patino
Buffadison
48c
1
.
Osisko Lake Mines
Paramaque
6.000
33c "
Asbestos
United
4 Vic
1
Gold.
Ormsby Mines
Pamour
United
Feb
46c
2.60
Pamoil
May
2.60
4 ViC
1
Mines
.
55c
1.50 July
4 Vic
Orchan
..
500
10%
Oil
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
46 Vic
*
...
Union
July
1
7.00
.*'•
^
.
—
22c
CorD___
39c
*
Mines
*
1
'•
Jan
48V2C
•
„
—
+,
Mining
United
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska Copper
•;:'A
Union
Mar
26c
25 Vic
1.65
1
Oils
Orenada
30V2c Aug
Jan
23c
21c
•
Mines
Gold
Okalta
17c
67.135
26c
Mines
Mines
Lake
Obrien
73.632
28c
warrants...^.
A
Northland
Obaska
22c 30 Vic
23c
Exploration
class
Canada
Norvalie
29c
24c
20c
Rock
Northspan
Northern
.
—
Jan
6 25
3.05 July
14.119
3.45
1
North
North
North
3.25
1
Exploration
Exp Ltd
Apr
Tundra
Northgate
Mines
Jan
2OV2C Aug
44c
Feb
500
63c
55c
Silver
May
1.77
1.90 May
Jan
68c
—
Jan
Jan
1.56
Apr
15Vac May
July
8,920
:
14c
1.20
1.87
1.08 July
10 Va
Jan
23c
Ltd
25c
25.250
1.45
Mines
Torbrit
5.35
3,500
—
12V2C
290.700
37c
3.20 July
Tombill
4.30 July
72C
13 VaC
Mining
July
8c
23.000
31c
Jun
46c
Mar
6 Va
13 VaC 14 VaC
70c
Temagami
Territory
2.78 Mar
3.091
3.25
8c
20Vic 20Vic
-
North
3.15
25c
382.280
44C
33c
*
Oils
36c
Feb
4.55
Contact
Sullivan
Jan
1.31
4.30
4.35
River Gold
Sudbury
9c
1.70 Apr
25 Vic
Mining
Rock Iron
Thompson Lunamark
Nor lex
8 Vic
9c
Jun
1
Mines
1.75
11 Vac
Oils.
&
Feb
lie
—
Uranium
Stanrock
^
Apr
80c
Oils
Mines
Sturgeon
1
Mines
Norbeau
Spooner
20c
1
Mines
Nisto
Norlartic
Union
—
1.84
Ltd
Mines
Apr
15c
Aug
44,600
1.75
1
Mines
Rim
Nickel
21c
22c
Jan
1
& Smelting.
Nickel Mining
Apr
35c
28c
1
New Senator Rouyn
21c
18c
Feb
22c
Southern
Jun
Jan
31c
Feb
32c
Jun
1.37
43c
22c
9c
6 Vac Mar
6c
Jan
Jun
31c
Jan
9c
May
99c
Siivermaaue
24 Vac
6.200
3c
26,635
Silver Miller Mines
July
17.500
2.000
1.10
5.60
| Jan
18.500
30c
4 Vic
Jun
35c
11c
26c
1.05
4.75
-14c
16c
26c
Feb
May
3,118
24.000
9c 10 Vic
8,512
16c
48c
July
5.50
15c 16ViC
10c
21c
lO'/ic July
5.50
29.000
15 Vic
19.805
5.50
—
Sigma Mines Quebec
8 Vac
11c
11,800
40c
3.35 Mar
8c
1
lie
35c
8.40
1.12
1
Merger
Rouyn
10 Vic
Jan
23.100
Smelt Ltd_l
Newnorth Gold Mines
Jan
July
1.54
15 Vic
Jun
9c
2.61
1.44
1
Mines
Newlund
Jan
22c
Jan
6.45
1.50
8c
32c
Apr
5c
13VaC
3.000
8c
July
13c
1,600
_5c
*
Mines
Kelore
New
21 Vac
6.570
5.250
13,396
7 Vic
Vie Jan
2,000
7c
209,218
7c
13
23c
6c
15 Vic 17 VaC
7.30
5c
May
22c
Jan
Jan
May
2.79
1
Hosco Mines
15
7.20
Siscoe
New
Jan
2.70
7 Vic
7c
11 Va
21c
1
—
12,196
2.74
Gordon
10.000
1
Mines
Harricana
New
13%
1.07
Security Freehold
Sherritt
July
6 V2C Feb
13 Vi
1.00 Apr
4 Vic
Apr
1.65 May
Aug
25c
26c
———50
Jan
5.00
3.40 Mar
13c
Feb
Gold
Satellite Metal
Mines
Calumet
New
Aug
12c
--
Petrol
Sarcee
July
9c
6,100
40c
Exploration
River
Sand
76c
8,040
19c
——
Antonio
San
56,475
9 Vic
17 Vac
Mining
Salem
1.00
9c
18c
22 Vac
Uran
Mines
Ryanor
79c
13%
Consol
Rowan
Aug
May
1.42 July
9c
Algom
18c
38c
18c
,
Rio
1
Gold
5,200
Jan
1
Mines
59c
1.24
1
Mines.
Bidlamaque
55c
1.01 May
82c
New
.''New
54c
56c
July
;C
High
Mar
Nickel
Raglan
Rexpar Minerals
Jan
Low
100.400
Realm
10c
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
54 c
Jan
1.65
3.300
5 Vac
:v
Low
42c
Apr
Apr
July
9c
Shares
50c
Rix
,
for Week
Mines
Uranium
Radiore
2.40
1
Mines*
Nealon
Aug
Range
of Prices
Par
High
•
70c
Moneta
,
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Low
Par
I
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
Last
(Range for Week Ended August 2)
Sales
Week's
Friday
'
41
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Financial Chronicle
Apr
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
♦No
included
range),
lUVi
nvi
t
1
AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
in year's range) d Deferred
in
Flat price, r Cash sale (not
Ex-liquidating dividend. JUn) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
par
value. .a Odd lot sale (not included
year's range), e Selling ex-interest, f
delivery sale (no*
included in ye
wd When dedvered.
42
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
Intended as a guide to t.ie range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the !"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin ot any
quotation
wide
furnished
national
distribution
Monday, August 5. 1963
.
(Quotations for Friday, August 2)
The
request.
on
distribution.
*
.
The
"National"
"Eastern"
list
is
composed of securities
comprises
securities
which
list
primarily in the Eastern region.
Par
Bid
1
11%
78
Iowa
Public
1
5%
6%
Icwa
Southern Utilities
—50c
7 %
8%
I:win
4 7«
Itek Corporation
Ets-Hokln & Galvan Inc
industrials and
;
Abbey Rents
Bid
1
__
Electric
Acme
Par
Publishing
Addison-Wesley
28 %
Cameo
18
19%
Canadian
2%
Corp
1
Corp
1
3%
4
Airwork
5%
Magnethermic
Albee
Homes
All
—
—
10
51
1
Inc
Alico
Land
A— ._10c
erass
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Alien Organ Co__
Allied
Radio
;_ioo
_1
__50c
-_50c
Capital
For
Co_—
Automatic
American
American
Labs
American Electronic
9%:
Financial
cl A-l
Corp
27%
9
13%
79%
78%
20%
4%
40%
American
Hoist
Derrick Co—1
15%
17
American
Maize Products Inc..0
20%
5%
10c
2%
3%
1
6%
7%
Cary
8%
4%
9%
_10c
•—-1
14%
15%
Electric & Ga3_4
Chemicals
29%
31%
Inc
Natural
Gas
Illinois
Central
1
Indiana
Gas—
Maine
4%
5
21%
22%
Co—5
37%
39%
42
Power-
Telephone Co
10
34%
Vermont Pub Svc Corp—6
Char.ning Financial Corp
1
22%
Charles
25
Cent
the
Ritz**_
1
-
1
7
Musical Instrumnts_50c
Christiana
Securities
36%
27%
-
9%
—
of
American
22%
10%
27
7%
24%
216
222
100
American
American
St
/
5%
4%
Rubber
133
139
preferred
Sav
Sterliizer
&
Ln
Assn..33%c
Co
28%
Gc reman
7%
Colonial
10
11
6%
National
Corp
Anelex
Applied
Research
Arcs
Farms
Arkansas
Co—5
37%
39%
Milling & Elevator—1
19 %
21
Oil
10
11
Valley
Armstrong
(A
Arvida
18%
Conductron
25%
19%
5%
6%
62%
7%
8%-
5%
1
1
,
6
8%
7%
19%
21
28 Vh
*
*
8%
Gas
,,
30%
9%
'
Inc
Corp
Oil
&
6%
7
4%
5
50c
3%
4%
Bangor Hydro Electric Co
5
Banlife Corp
1
Barden Corp
_1
Barton Distilling Co
—1
Basic Properties class A——1
Bates Mfg _—;
——10
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc__—1
Baystate Corp
7%
Beauty Counselors Inc..
—1
211/u
22%
—
—
_
Becton Dickinson & Co—__1
Behlen
Manufacturing Co__—1
Belle Isle Corp.,
Belmont
Bemis
Iron
Bros
Beneiicial
20c
—
Works
——5
Gas
333/4
36%
343/4
36%
6
3/4
10%
11%
69
37%
26%
283/,
Co—
—
10
_
InC———5
cl A_
83^
28%
9
17%
Corp L—
50c
Manufacturing Co—__12%
Western
& Son
Petroleum:
Bohn
&
Business
Beranek
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1
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52%
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113/4
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18%
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8%
8%
9 %
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Frontier Airlines Inc
Frontier
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1
7%
7%
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1
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23/4
33%
2
7%
8%
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Futterman
9%
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6%
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5%
1
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22%
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28%
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Kentucky Utilities Co
31%
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9%
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1
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30
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21 %
Keyes Fibre Co
1
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Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
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1
Kings Department Stores
1
Kingsport Press Inc
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Knape & Vogt Mfg Co..
2
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18
11%
12
14
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19
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Kollmorgen Corp
18%
19%
21
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2.50
8%
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Krylon Inc
1
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32
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Laguna Nig.uel Corp Units
10%
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Lake Ontario Portland Cement
5%
5%
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10
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10%
11%
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18%
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13%
23%
25%
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Leece-Neville
50c
11%
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27%
29%
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290
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11%
17%
19%
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1
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4%
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15
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7%
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14%
1
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Book
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5
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5%
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class
14
26%
11
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Glassrock Products
2%
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21%
23%
4%
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23%
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Detroit International Bridge
1
Dial Finance Company.——0
16 %
17%
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17%
19%
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Southwest
38
40%
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Canada
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Crystal Salt Co—.2.50
14%
29%
32%
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8%
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22
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28
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1
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67
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Dura
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5%
Durlron
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Inc
Drugs
of
33%
Houston
Natural
11%
12%
Houston
Oil
Ltd
5
8%
9%
19%
16%
*
38%
42%
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Flectrolux
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Flizabethtown Cons Gas
Elizabethtown Water Co..:
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Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
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4%
5%
20
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Maxson
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5%
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8%
9
35%
38%
17
18%
31
32%
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Meredith
22%
32%
5%
14%
15%
22 %
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27%
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&
5
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13%
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191%
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17%
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19%
21%
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28%
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A—
50c
3%
414
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14%
23%
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28%
30
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32
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10
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6%
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7%
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40%
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7
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1
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Insurance
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preferred
Infrared
26%
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Miller
for
3%
12
1%
Timer
11
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1%
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..1
20
21%
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1
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414
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28%
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Bakeries Corp
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11%
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Co
5
Interstate Vending Co
1
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22%
3%
37%
11
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21
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26%
483/4
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Uikon Corp
Income Properties
International Bank
46%
121/4
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Metal
Metcom
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0
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3
11%
Mid-States Business Cap—..—1
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc.—
7%
Milgo Electronics Corp
—1
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Pictures Corp.
46%
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Huyck Corporation
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class
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16%
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453/4
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8%
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193/s
1
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6%
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24%
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37%
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23
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9%
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1
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16
17
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9%
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126
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Markite
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1
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10
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MacDonald
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35
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1
Matheson Company
1
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51%
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House of Vision
1
Macco
8%
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Corp
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27%
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Steel
Edgerton Germ
Edg.ewater Steel
FICO
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26%
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Hoover
Horizon
3%
29 %
Marsh
11 %
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Holiday Inns of America——1.50
24%
5
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4%
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4%
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Ludlow
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27%
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Lytton Financial Corp
1
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5%
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63
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89%
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5
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44%
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52%
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16%
Liberty Loan Corp
Liberty Real Estate Trust
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B__
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15%
36%
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10%
1
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5%
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19%
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18
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Denver
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16
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8
22%
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7%
16
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16
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31%
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24%
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1
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6%
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California
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Brunswig Drug Co
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Bridgeport Hydraulic
British-Amer
7%
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Bowmar Instrument Co
Bowser
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7%
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11%
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Herald-Traveler
6%
5
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Boston Capital Corp
Boston
18%
7 3/8
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12
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18%
30%
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17%
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Black Sivalls
Bolt
71/2
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12%
66
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10%
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4%
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10
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17%
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14%
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23 %
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1%
Babcock Electronics
Atomic
14%
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4
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Josfens Inc
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5
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Aztec
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17
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13%
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13%
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53%
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24%
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Gas
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22
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1
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4%
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9%
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1.66%
23%
25%
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12%
14
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National
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15%
16%
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National
18%
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21%
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5%
5%
5%
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7%
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93 y2
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1
21%
23%
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5
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11
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28%
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1
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34
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19%
3%
4%
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3
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6%
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7%
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9%
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8%
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1
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42
28%
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Radiation Dynamics
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1.25
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25c
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1
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49
53%
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78%
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5
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107
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10
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88
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10
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43
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Republic Natl Bank
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46%
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130
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10
56
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62%
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49
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3.90
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300
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1
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Apr
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1.60
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Feb
3.80 Mar
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1.90 Mar
1.10
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17.94
American Tel
&
100%
Tel
1994
104
100%
100%
Investment—
4%s
Centennial Fund
Fd.
98%
99
Corp 4V8s
1982
Chicago Union Station 4%s_1988
Coastal
5s
Duke
El
States
series
Power
Paso
100.12
101.19
Illinois
Bell
4%s
Trailer
100
4s
Tel
2003
1-
Bid
Due
Dated
9-
3-62
10-
2-63
3-63
1-63
100
99.30
100
Rate
3.20s
3.25s
2-
4-63
11-
4-63
99.28
99.30
3.30s
3.15s
3-
4-63
12-
2-63
99.27
99.29
3.45s
3.65s
Aug
29,
100%
Sep
100%
Sep
5s
1977
101 %
104
4%s__1993
100%
100%
100 %
100%
4%s_1993
4s
1965
97%'
93
Sep
14,
NOV
21,
99.856
99.797
99.742
99.683
99.863
99.807
99.750
99.694
Nov
99.623
99.564
99.633
99.575
Dec
26,
Jan
2,
99.484
5, 1963
12, 1963
19, 1963
26, 1963-1
101%
Nov
99.915
22, 1963
Aug
Ask
Ask
99.976
99.919
99.494
Jan
9,
99.973
8, 1963—
15, 1963
-
1963
__
1963
29,
Co
Southwestern
—
Tennessee
108%
Am
Elec
5s
101 %
104
Power—
1993 "
________
100%
100%
99.417
99.428
Jan
15,
Oct
15,
99.369
99.381
Jan
16,
Oct
23,
Gas
Trans
5s
1983
110%
Texas
100%
100%
Textron Amer 5s debentures 1971
112
115
5s
Eastern Trans
ww
4%s—1983
1984
17,
1963
99.345
99.355
Jan
24,
1963
99.280
99.291
Jan
Oct
31,
1963
99.215
99.222
Apr
7,
1963
99.154
99.175
July 15,
!
99%
100%
100%
112
123%
FOOTNOTES
;
116
•No
126%
New
par
value;
a Net asset
Stock Exchange,
York
t New
15,
Ask
99.28
99.26
99.28
6-
3-63
3-
2-64
7-
1-63
4-
1-64
1-63
5-
4-64
8-
Bills
99.25
99.28
100
Bid
99.091
99.028
99.27
99.30
100.2
Ask
99.113
99.052
98.956
-
98.982
98.902
98.839
98.776
98.737
—
1963
98.929
98.608
1964—
98.868
98.806
98.777
98.633
98.535
1964
:
98.409
98.319
:
1964———
1964
98.506
98.390
1964
98.556
98.483
98.465
i
1964
1964
91.23
—
—
97.594
96.684
98.488
98.334
97.615
96.703
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid yield price, d Ex-rights, k Admitted to listing on the
stock,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued, y Ex-stock dividend.
FOR
value,
30,
92.21
99.26
1963
1963
99.24
3-64
19,
1963
99.13
2-64
Dec
10,
94.26
93.24
1-
i963:::::__—:-:
Oct
99.26
95.21
100.25
2-
5,
3,
99.22
1-63
1963—
1963
1963
Bid
96.22
5-
12,
Oct
-
Due
97.20
101.22
1-63
Dec
Oct
ww_1967
104%
104%
of
Debentures
Dated
Ask
100.6
4-
Dec
Nov
Sheraton
94.22
99.11
1, 1968
United States Treasury
Aug
Aug
101%
Power
Pictures
102%
1988
Ask
99.30
3.15s
2003
Petroleum
103%
5%s__1977
Apr
3.15s
4%s
Publio Serv El & Gas
4%s
conv—1976
1%S
a80.45
Sep
Pacific
1992
Gas
4%s
Tel
Bell
98.13
100.5
97.16
101.20
96.18
99.20
99.24
95.17
93.20
99.22
92.17
91.19
Apr
1, 1967
3%s Aug 15, 1967
1%S Oct
1, 1967
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Bid
1983
4%s
Tire
99%
102
Prod—
A
Natural
Firestone
Fruehauf
Gas
99
1%S
Bid
100.23
15, 1967
101.18
I—
1,1966
Feb
98.11
101.17
al0.81
Bonds
Republic
Carrier
Oct
al5.19
Inc
Inc—...
Fund
Pennsylvania
1984
Aug
3%s
100.10
12-
—
15,1966—
1, 1966
15, 1966
1%S
15, 1964
1, 1964
Rate
—
4s
99.3
al6.16
Exchange
1, 1965
100.13
Oct
15, 1964
Apr
100.16
—
15, 1965
101.5
Aug
3.15s
106
1999
4%s
1%S
a45.28
Fund
Street
Capital
Capital
Indiana
4%s
Associates
100.16
15, 1964
a22.94
Westminster
99%
15, 1965.
Feb
3%s
Aug
a21.29
Fund
Federal
Ask
Nov
99.24
5s
a9.76
Inc
Inc
Fund
Investors
Bid
1, 1965
101.16
a88.87
Street
Diversification
25.93
1993
Oct
all.58
Fund
Street
Congress
Inc
Fund
24.84
4%s
l%s
Notes—
IV2S
4%s Nov
Recent Security & Co
ity
Conv. Debentures Issues
Power
May
3%s
Swap Funds—
al3.35
Bonds
Apr
4%s
3%s
100
l%s
100.1
100.2
99.31
3%s May 15, 1964
l%s
(Continued)
100.2
100
103.8
and Notes
3%s Nov 15, 1964
100
Aug 15, 1963—
3 Vas
98.24
99.16
32nds of a point
Notes
96.16
100.16
102.8
Maturity—
Treasury
Certificate of Indebtedness—
Bid
Alabama
Ask
IV2S
Wisconsin
95.16
97.24
—
1978-73
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
102.8
99.16
1,1971
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
Maturity—
Treasury
10.36
1
Inc
1,1970-1967
15, 1972-1967—
Feb
97
106.24
101.24
4%s Feb
12, 1973
101.16
105.24
4%s Oct
10. 1977
1
1, 1970
3%s May
Jun
100.16
96
July 20, 1970
107.24
Feb
Ltd.
Ind
Apr
5 %s
103.8
4%s
Vanguard Fund Inc
Growth
3%s
100.24
100.24
4%s
Situations
Equity
4%s July 15, 1969—
5 %s Feb 20, 1970
103.16
101
100
24
7.46
Fund
100.20
May 22, 1967
10.96
_10c
Fund
99.4
102
99.24
__
8
13.50
Inc
Fund
24
100.28
99.8
3%s May
24
6.83
—1
19634
100.8
4%s Mar 20, 1969.
100
3%s Feb
99.24
100
Feb
12.35
Ltd
99.8
101
4%s
1
Inc
Income
100.14
100.16
99
99
102
10, 1970
10, 1971—
Shares-1
Fund
Canada
15.89
14.54
100.14
100.6
4%s Mar 20, 1968
4s June 20, 1968
100 20
98. 28
101
102 16
-
10, 1970
3.99
100.6
20, 1965
101.6
10, 1964
11, 1964
100
Dec
10.27
20, 1965
Dec
4s
Sep
1
100.14
Oct
Oct
100.12
4s
Inv__10c
100.6
4s
4s
100.14
39.50
Sep
4%s Aug
L
100.1
100
100.22
6
100.4
4%s
99.31
3%s Aug 20, 1963
100. 4
100.8
100
1
99.29
104
21, 1966
2, 1966—
4%s July 20, 1966
100.
11, 1964
10, 1969
Income
l
Bonds)
20, 1964
100
99
Mar 11, 1968
Continental Fund
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
99.30
100.14
99.24
Ask
100.1
Bonds—
20, 1964
12, 1963
13.30
Bank
22, 1963
Nov
12.17
103
1964——
Land
Oct
May
Apr
•>' 3%s) Feb 3,
99.30
99.27
Apr
4%s
Apr
.
Federal
—
3%s
3%s
4%s
Bid
—
1963
4%s
9.06
4%s
Dec 2,
3.20s
99.29
15.89
7.98
poinc
99.25
8.38
Inc—
Funds
Empire
Johnston
19%
99.29
14.51
10.47
United
6.50
1
17%
4s
1964
9.58
United
Winfield
:i—1
Westn Reserve Life Assur Ohio.l
99
99
99
15, 1965
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
7.32
Accumulated
Whitehall
Fund
38%
99,
—
Sep
15.39
1
of Canada Ltd
Funds
Wellington
6.01
12
36%
99.27
5%s
Growth
Century
Wellington
Fd
Research
Apr
Can_l
1
Inc
*•
10%
2
Fire
5Vry3.15S Oct 1, 1963
99.28
of
Texas
Ins
Fire Insurance.—
99.
1964
Fund
12.43
Investors Intercontinental Fd_
S
Annuity Life Insur—1
100.1
Templeton
11.44
7.30
Istel Fund Inc
16, 1963
11.86
19.98
Investors
3.30s Sep
100.1
99
99
99
Television-Electronics
11.43
Investors Variable Payment
15, 1963
12, 1966
10.47
6.75
S
Figures after decimal point represent one or- more 32nds of a
Ask
Banks for Cooperatives—
Banks—
Bid
3.30s Aug
4%s Dec
Fund
22%
Obligations of Government Agencies
12.16
Grth
11%
65%
20%
86
30%
33%
10.44
13.15
9%
62 %
(Ala)_l
82 %
Variable
28
28
194
78
Westchester
31%
14%
26
189
34%
55%
2
58%
105 %
71
18
5
13%
73%
52 %
Corp
_5
Co
55%
101
32 %
16%
Ins
9%
67%
2
Insurance.
94%
_•
Central Life & Acc_l
Title
8%,
—_3
US Life Ins Co in City of N Y_2
U
Liberty Life
90
Co (Tex)—*
America—2.50
Serviceslife
U
9%
Co
71
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
United
37%
103
9%
49
67%
152
Ins
of
Co
8%
46
146
Union
Ins
65%
5
Insurance
Bankers
16
62
176
Springfield Insurance common_2
$6.50 preferred
-10
Standard Sec Life Ins (NY)—2
Title Guaranty Co (NY)..——8
Travelers
14%
166
Southwestern Life Ins Co
8%
Insurance
25%
101
97
(Texas)——3
United Security Life Ins
1
Line
11.19
.
34%
Life
Co—
Southland Life Ins
99 %
9.65
42.25
of Amer
Ins
Surety
United
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
Line Special
18.49
Life
6.25
1
Marine
&
11%
99. 24
Value
10.47
Fire
Paul
19 Va
100. 30
1
Fund
Stock
73
37%
10, 1965
Value
Investors Selective Fund—.—
Investors
32%
69
11
10, 1966
7.64
12.30
25%
30%
18%
Jun
10.43
11.38
23
34%
3%s Mar
5.14
Income Fund
Investors Mutual
74%
5
Ins__50c
Buffalo
4%s
6.99
Group Funds—
135
a31.90
4.70
Boston
68%
5
a37.55
_lc
1
Inc
America
of
61%
54%
71%
142
78%
1
Inc
Fund
Investors
of
57
51%
2
*
Fund
9.55
7.86
17%
58%
10
Life
31%
24 %
Seaboard
66%
.16%
55%
1
Corp
62 Va
29 %
St
62
1
Balanced
International
11.42
62%
59Va
_1
.
Science Fund
12.97
73 %
82
78
_2
Accident-—_1
Standard
10.85
Stein Roe & Farnham
Fund
Fund
1
V.' 10%
10
Ins—_5
Lawyers
9%
58%
Republic Insurance (Texas)—5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance__l
Reserve- Insurance Co_
.r—3.50 -
14%
3%s
Investors
United
7.19
Co
1
of Boston
Trust
United
10.45
Trust
1
8.99
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Resources
Life
&
'
8.23
11.87
Investment
Life
Kentucky
1
5
Life Ins Co (N C)_—5
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Reinsurance Corp
(NY)—£—2
74
5
Co
of
119%
Life
Pyramid
Jersey Insurance Co of NY
10
Kennesaw Life & Accident__1.25
Jefferson
Ins
5
Security Ins (New Haven)—;_10
Security Life & Trust Co
5_
South Coast Life—
*
Co_
Co
Ins
*
70%
(Birm)
Owners
Life
Seaboard
Hartford Steam Boiler & Insur_5
Mid-Cont
37%
118%
21 %
Co of NY
Insurance
55%
■
60%
50
v?<.87v;
2
Providence-Washington
—3
Insurance
16%
£
63%
Co
48 %
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Life
Life
5
14
66
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)_5
118
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
Phoenix: Insurance CO^^i
—10. .115::
19%
Corp
Hamilton Life Ins
Intl
Peerless-'insurance
Y_10
N
45%
(NY)
Ins
15,
Inc
al0.32
Shares—1.25
Industry Inc
United
Fund——lc
Growth Fund_lc
Investment
Greatamerica
Home
of
Co
5
Employees insur (DC)„4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
Illinois
34%
Pioneer Home
234
224
Gov't
Gulf
Co——3%
Indemnity
Ins_2.50
Falls
American
24 %i
23%
66%
Insurance
Internat'l Life
49
45%
47%
Co
Ins
83
79
63%
35
52%
Life
Protective
36 %
15%
32%
Amer—2
Line
_
25%
2
10
8%
8
14%
35
~
Pacific Insurance
78 %
52%54%
—1.25
(S F)
-2.50
5
33 y8
Pacific
600
38%
16, 1964
2.58
3.39
69%
560
15, 1964
15, 1964
3.69
7.95
13%
1
5
10
General Reinsurance Corp
Great
■ r--
75
70%
4
Co
3%s June
8.64
Ltd—
Foundation
Institutional
Amer
Shareholders
Value
Incorporated
Incorporated
79%
3.30s
United
-——10c
10c
H-C7
Employers Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
3.40s Mar
American
in
UBS Fund
—
Inc—
H-DA_
23 %
40c
Ins
44%
Old
4%
4%
1
al9.37
Stock Fund
Common
Selected
United
Funds
1.25
Co of N Y
3%s
6.62
13.24
52
Eagle Fire Ins Co. (N J)
16.34.
Clark-
&
Southwestern Investors Inc
6.92
1
Trust
5
Forster Inc
■
Life
class A
—.2.50
Northeastern Insurance—_3.33%
Northwestern" Natl Life
2.50
139
75 %
Fire
River J
North
70%
66
134%
5
15, 1964
Stevens
Stock
Investors
10
Co
Ins..
AA
New
168
50
17,
Sovereign
10.75
162 %
2
3%s Feb
8.54
9.81
-1
5
5
3.20s Jan
7.06
8.23
Hampshire Insurance
New York Fire Ins Co—:
—5
North American Life & Cas
1
Co
11.07
7.77
2.90
40'A
(DC)
al3.97
6.42
7.57
Casualty
Insurance
& Clark Fund-1
Scudder Stevens
2.64
38
Insur
Continental
1
_
Canada
of
6.59
Shares
Investors
Fundamental
Fund
6.59
2.79
Life
25c
Revere Fund Inc.L
2.26
2.54
Western
Nationwide Corp
Assurance
Gov
51%
Union
National
Continental Amer Life Ins
Georgia
48%
National
5
Continental
Glens
25%
27%
63%
Life
14%
102%
24 Va
49%
60
Fund
12%
99 %
76
47%
Franklin
1
5
26
44%
Insurance
(Ark)
5
Accident
&
Line Ins
59%
55 »/a
com—__1
71%
46%
of America—1
Federal
119%
1
17%
Ins
114
National Investors Life
25%
Eastern Life
76%
117%
National Fire———10
34 %
&
72
112
1
15%
drum
5
2
23%
50%
10
(Bait)
Ins
31 %
19%
117%
Va
Co_l
Life
Nat'l Life
(NY)
Gen
48
Nat'l Old
"A"__2
Connecticut
113
1
70%
Co
Co
_5
59%
Life
Citizens Life Insur Co
Combined Ins
Co
18%
173%
17%
55 %
Life
Casualty
Ins
168
67
5
of NY—2
Citizens
_*
(N J)
Ins
Standard
Insurance
5
Co_
Indemnity & Life Ins
Monument
Federal Home Loan
6.03
lc
—lc
lc
lc
1
.
Fund-
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Research Investing—
2.07
Funds-
Custodian
Security
9.49
Inc.—
6.06
10c
1
•
1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Natl Life
17%
Insur
34
16%
10
Re-insurance
American
Life
Insurance
Life
1
Ins
31%
129%
125
Midwestern United Life Ins
Mass
6%
18%
:
Life
._10
Casualty
9.06
—
Growth -TAli—_
9.40
Ins
Nat
Amer
Companies
Maryland
14
48
14%
6
Lamar
1
:
Income
for
.--(Geo)
Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Industrial Fd Inc.lc
Investors
8.75
12.47
2.50
Fund
10.98
Fidelity- Tr6nd Fund Inc.;
y-Vfr i:\
i > -A y f ■■1 v- • A.-
Int'l
7.98
11.38
17.34
10.04
r
Inc_l
(Galveston)
1
Life
American
Assurance
Manhattan
■
13
Interstate
Growth Stock
Puritan
8.65
13.37
1
*
Inc—
Fund
96%
:
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Fund
Inc
Provident
—
8.88
National
Madison Life
60%
100%
13
44
Fla)
Home
Hanover
al6.24
Inc
Fund
Fund
16.04
Fund
Growth
Federated
Inst
g.
Fund—
(T Rowe)
Putnam
Fidelity Capital Fund—
Fidelity Fund Inc—
Series
Street Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
12.62
50c
50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Series
Inc
Pine Street Fund Inc
Howard—
Hamilton
Fund Inc
P
Shares
Electronics
Philadelphia
Stock Fund
General
Inc
12.36
9.11
of
10.37
9.21
3.38
Fund
9.46
11.43
11.38
Bond
8.52
al5.45
12.35
Franklin
8.60
7.80
York
10.41
Florida
6.48
7.87
1
Horizons
11.40
1
5.93
England Fund
New
1
Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc-1
Diversified Investment Fund
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
7.87
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry &
New
New
Shares
4.50
1
Fund
7.09
Delaware Income
6.68
7.20
1
59.25
Delaware
12,57
4.12
Series
R
Lincoln
1
2.50
(Jacksonville
Firemen's
_1
Stock
Liberty
American Income! Life Ins Co__l
16.40
11.50
6.11
Series
Growth
Lincoln
Life Ins—
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
1
Series
Income
21.50
19.13
26%
19%
56
Insur Co_1.50
24.34
—1
;
Series
Dividend
Preferred Stock Series
19.00
Heritage
Life Insurance Co of Va
18%
Insur_l
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
1
Series
Bond
10.28
12.39
1
2.88
Series—
6.48
Inc
10.45
15.17
1
National
National
58.66
Vegh Mutual Fund
Fund
1
10.77
17.50
Inc
1
Western Investment
Diversified Income Fund
Crown
Trust
Balanced
Series B
4.70;
4.35
Mjutual Investment Fund
9.85
Trust Fund—
Corporate Leaders
General
American
32
24%
9.65
1
16.01
—1
Trust_l
Inc
Fund
Consolidated Investment
7.02
6.41
_1
Investing
Mutual
8.42
American
American
Criterion
Foundation
Series—
>.
Mutual
Nation Wide Securities
Fiduciary
Financial
33Vbc
int
Fund—
Life
11.10
9.46
Founders
72
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life &
25
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
14.78
beneficial
of
8.90
8.14
Trust
Investors
Massachusetts
1
American
American
Ask
29
Co
22%
(111) _1
Equitable Assur
2.50
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Life
of
Bid
68%
(Birm)__2
Penna—5
Assurance
42%
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
lc
shares
Industries
11.06
Inc
American
Bankers
Investment shares—lc
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
10.12
Fund
All Amer Life & Casualty
Life
39
10
Co
Par
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
109 %
165 %
104
159%
_5
Insurance
AgriculturaMnsurance
Beneficial
Funds—
Massachusetts
Int'l
Life
Companies
Ask
Bid
3J50
Surety
&
Bankers
a29.86
al5.51
General
17.95
10.94
Aetna
Boston
18.10
16.59
Casualty
Bankers & Shippers
&
Ltd
Fund
Gen Fd—1
Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
50c
&
12.21
1.58
Income
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Balanced
17.00
Inc—1
Mutual
Eaton
16.12
Fund
10.83
Dow
6.88
Investors
Stk
9.91
Dividend
6.91
6.28
1
Fund—1
Concord
6.31
1.62
Commonwealth
Composite
4.54
15.41
1
Special
C & D
Plan
4.15
14.24
Sayles Mutual Fund--.-.*
Managed
B
&
A
14.68
16.02
11.17
International
Loomis
8.03
14.21
14.57
7.35
23.87
13.02
Fund—1
Growth
Loomis-Sayles Canadian
5.13
9.60
14.11
5.64
21.88
(Low Priced Com Stks)„1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd-l
X5.71
9.92
5.16
1
11.26
9.09
S-4
Commonwealth Fund
Plan
10.31
,
1
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-l
Par
Ask
Aetna
Cont.
1
1
K-2 (Growth Fund)—
'
1.53
25c
1
1
Fund Inc
Fund
I
6.69
'•
9.37
1
Canadian International Growth:
Fund Ltd
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
lc
Century
Shares Trust
1
Chase Fund of Boston
1
Chemical
4.44
6.10
al6.86
1
Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
(1954)
Colonial
(Income Fund)
Fund—
General
Canada
K-l
1
V
Inc
Fund
California
8.73
4.10
Fund Inc—1
1
1
Investing
50c
Ltd
1
Street
Broad
B-4
8.07
Ridge Mutual
Bondstock Corp
Boston Fund Inc
Blue
7.25
Custodian Fund
(Discount Bonds).
Keystone
2.43
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.22
(Quotations for Friday, August d
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Aberdeen
Fund
25c
Advisers Fund Inc
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Growth Fund Inc—lc
American Investors
Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
-*
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33%c
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Mutual Funds—
De
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
.
(512)
44
Volume 198
THE
Bank
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6287
COURSE
liminary figures compiled by
BANK CLEARINGS
OF
clearings this week will show
increase compared with
an
stand
above
at
those
of
the
Chester
1,124,143
+ 27.1
1,624,276
1,610,110
2,104,892
29
739,921
4,143,282
(a)
4,364,950
4,494,463
1,054,000,000
4.2
1,076,000,000
2,992,389
2,655,682
+ 12.7
6,209,338
+
3.8
5,971,335
(a)
6,802,838
6,108,143
29,383,906
1,164,268,126
cities)
(9
—
+
(a)
30,409,457
11,861,670
1,119,008,592
Jersey—Trenton
Total
1,574,350
4,981,545
6,446,712
Delaware—Wilmington
for this week follows:
mary
+ 11.3
Wilkes-Barre
New
\
\
1,630,944
Scranton
gain for the week ending Friday of 9.9%. Our comparative sum¬
a
*
1,098,000,000
_
York
there is
center
I960
1,239,013
(a)
Lancaster
$33,103,341,026 against $30,814,347,476 for the same week in 1962. At this
1961
Dec. %
1,815,517
1
Philadelphia
Reading
:
$
1,574,592
Bethlehem
weekly clearings will
1962
-
45
District—Philadelphia
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary totals
corresponding week last year.
Week Ended July 27
Inc. or
1963
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
year
'
.
$
ended Saturday, Aug. 3, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
7.0%
a
;
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
of the country, indicate that for the week
be
(513)
13,287,103
4,510,580
1,013,000,000
5,270,596
6,421,843,
(a)
*4,200,000
+ 1L4
5,901,328
6,941,685
3.5
25,901,237
25,279,103
—10.7
15,256,635
13,946,343
1,141,643,702
1,084,859,513
+
4.0
+
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended August 3—
New
9.9
1,350,570,103
+
2.4
1,165,000,000
1,139,000,000
+
2.3
885,404,285
Boston
Kansas
867,074,706
Francisco
517,280,406
+
+
J
Baltimore
+ 12.2
322,612,093
668,682,568
+
0.8
84,957,100
82,040,900
+
3.6
634,240,927
71,583,800
934',508,914
+
466,095,523
470,770,075
—
+
18,648,492
15,179,179
+ 22.9
13,540,319
+
7.8
12,134,717
443,088,211
439,281,603
+
0.9
431,286,119
1,651,392,238
1,556,372,614
+
6.1
1,499,191,452
1,511,425,623
438,152,551
—
1.1
Total
five
days
$26,060,711,456
$24,144,825,199
+
7.4
days
5,868,857,975
5,557,935,230
+
5.6
five
days
$31,929,569,431 $29,702,760,429
day
1,173,771,595
1,111,587,047
Virginia—Huntington
Total
all
cities
for
Carolina—Charleston
$33,103,341,026 $30,814,347,476
exact details for the
issue of next week.
week
9,766,471
+
7.6
8,919,509
392,889,408
+
5.0
392,886,645
153,668,515
+
12.8
151,708,797
124,704,815
878,876,838
821,914,039
+
6.9
835,113,404
761,541,455
33,048,664
33,563,270
145,190,394
July 27. For that
are
Tennessee—Knoxville
at
this
the last day of the week in all
week there
was
an
as
showing
the
increase of 5.4%, the
Minneapolis Reserve District
totals register
a
the
a
In the Kansas City Reserve
2nd
3rd
New
288,160 ,024
+
9.0
255,746,638
294,813,617
17,745,297
683,904
324,147,000
298,568, 152
1.3
244,094,034
236,458,997
13,374,141
809,535
14,146,185
1.2
298,445, ,000
+
8.6
268,424,000
259,975,541
1,693,259,745
1,568,748,437
+
7.9
1,448,408,534
1,365,634,165
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
cities)
(10
15,430, 311
692, ,402
Michigan—Ann
Grand
Arbor
1962
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
South Bend
Terre
Haute
$
"
18,961,809,381
"
1,164,268,126
1,119,008,592
$
$
998,216,481
15,862,184,688
14,335,797,099
4.0
1,141,643,702
1,499,191,452
+ 15.9
15,792,272
16,420,317
+ 14.9
92,998,484
99,278,000
—10.6
8,694,747
4,718,514
8,404,474
5,736,965
157,582,625
4,564,755
•
176,653,842
"
+
6.1
"
878,876,838
821,914,039
+
6.9
835,113,404
Atlanta
10
"
1,693,259,745
1,568,748,437
+
7.9
1,448,408,534
17
"
1,817,767,273
1,724,760,483
+
5.4
1,713,644,634
4
"
880,219,656
779,856,767
+12.9
784,445,200
745,665,690
11th
+
8.0
2,267,439
2,126.120
+
4.0
1,247,183,178
1,212,525,934
+ 26.2
7,488,021
—11,085,747
1,240,970,791
7,580,814
11,963,943
15,198,779
V
8,744,359
+ 26.8
1,817,767,273
1,724,760,483
+
2,555,324
1,290,389,694
t
;
9,568,172
:,-.v
—.
16,844,629
+
-
.? \
d
Louis
<
13,110,708
San
"
786,689,585
751,932,191
+
4.6
736,435,001 ;
(4 cities)
*
"
844,676,903
811,830,777
+
4.0
773,248,538
+20.0
6
"
833,511,258
694,719,653
"
1,744,230,029
1,630,279,507
St.
Total
106 cities
+
642,441,928 :
7.0
1,556,724,576
We
week
now
ended
add
North
27,805,737,609
+16.2
27,991,698,138
+
7.1
12,574,804,652
2,943,294
+ 12.9
784,445,200
745,665,690
—15.6
7,717,597
498,106,671
448,190,712
Inc.or
4,345,130
—
3,850,539:.
2.7
3.8
3,603,023
5,822,418
3,633,033
9,134,993
6,445,060
5,779,501
16,388,191
+
4.0
14,589,529
15,064,071
751,932,191
+
4.6
736,435,001
669,735,393
City—
9,899,510
+
3.7
8,422,891
—24.6
—24.8
917,994
848,584
8.9
9,060,554
8,101.604
2.1
177,829,761
175,242,659
10,026,691
202,997,548
9,957,080
—
-
207,346,785
-
-
11,049,242
12,708,675
'
_—
554,263,453
13,640,459
7,354,802
City
I
Joseph
+
4.3
815,378,189
(9
+
+ 15.0
1,355,102
13,882,850
10,683,530
32,948,541
-
.
+
13.6
30,974,817
34,159,117
+
4.4
518,677,831
503,927,299
11,929,701
811,830,777
844,676,903
cities)
—
530,939,490
13,595,570
7,663,588
37,439,721
Total
7,464,850
820,203,622
1,299,680
1,318,533
1,291,574
3,759,213
0.3
6,361,439
6,379,295
4.0
+
14,188,190
4.0
+
—
773,248,538
752,571,470
772,151,238
3,649,636
+
2.8
3,359,993
1,381,379
1,442,507
—
4.2
2,007,884
3,771,277
+19.2
3,640,400
3,655,176
22,484,464
19,178,667
+17.2
19,161,215
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
1,669,696
4,495,822
14,569,788
3,365,410
~
,
,
16,975,460
16,630,380
+
2.1
15,248,958
56,329,384
+
5.0
56,846,254
51,564,911
Haven.
28,961,783
25,546,776
+13.4
28,054,929
42,930,540
39,208,200
+
9.5
38,753,800
37,350,200
3,856,054
3,854,892
+
0.1
3,491,429
1,004.059,981
+
5.0
998,216,481
Galveston
+ 12.3
13,091,563
14,456,659
22.9
563,651,907
492,269,647
6.8
41,861,867
5,106,000
40,032,392
+
—
9.2
—
5,418,000
3,290,163
1,053,970,993
__
Worth""""
Fort
26,316,259
Island—Providence
Dallas
14,713,732
608,643,585
46,892,772
5,404,000
6,209,500
16,524,018
747,956,853
43,712,925
4,907,000
6,193,816
Texas—Austin
14,823,486
59,169,196
939,980,390
■
Hampshire—Manchester.
Total
(12
cities)
i
Falls
Wichita
.
Total
(6
cities)--
t
47,821,634
•
+
8.7
146,725,276
•
+
7.0
.
.38,906,732
38,606,331
151,693,900
138,776,169
3,338,754
Jamestown
-
York
>
—
(9 cities)
+ 28.7
2,445,975
4,457,447
+
4.8
4,041,128
60,721,342 I
;
35,239,569
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
2,593,939
4,670,651
18,477,988,876 -14,885,124,040
Rochester
Syracuse
Lake
California—Long
77,892,166
.
.
53,106,501
,...
■
30,871,873
......
179,898,693
92,975,474
91,655,165
18,961,809,381
15,342,254,568
-.....
+ 24.1
2,891,736
f~:~
3,558,275
15,416,893,486
13,910,502,419
14.3
52,769,009
45,940,691
+ 14.1
32,814,920
+ 20.0
72,174,791
76,002,334
6,449,881
6,502,413
253,766,037
'
City
Beach
10,978,905
962,887,239
42,780,328
14,124,572
17,398,808
11,227,135
915,584,920
40,276,256.,
14,063,653
14,135,923
San
Francisco
Jose
Santa
~
„
-
—
-
Barbara
Stockton
8.4
228,038,890
208,236,589
0.8
13.4
5,705,559
241,999,897
226,403,762
+ 12.4
107,856,395
+
253,35„'6o?
24,142,365
—
+
5,167,624
91,388,534^
24,852,693
—28.0
2.2'
28,099.470
13,192,869
•>14,294,561
+
5.2
761.331.364
+
6.2
867,030,764
38,538,173
+
0.4
11,549,267
10,163,555
+ 23.4
14,713,292
15.076.821'
—
40,443,603'
28,613,573
2.5
+
,
569,447,025
694,719,653
287,765,581
125,096,977
17,388,076
:
Pasadena
San
Elmira
Total
5L997-.700
155,984,849
642,441,928
12,856,064
'
Oregon—Portland
Utah-Salt
-----
...
5,326,368
11,943,959
14,216,646
»
Yakima
York—Albany
6,425,081
12,305,510
+ 10.6
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Second Federal Reserve District- -New York—
Buffalo
0.3
—
833,511,258
Louisiana—Shreveport
Washington—Seattle
New
5.7
7.3
+
994,192
Wichita
St.
3,752,232
Bedford
Worcester
New
—
—
177,865,201
786,689,585
.
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
10,265,267
Connecticut—Hartford
New
4,203,921
9,402,325
196,415,438
10,180,325
971,736
Kansas—Topeka
1960
1961
855,472,063
River
Springfield
New
10,787,308
0.2
5,997,066
cities)
(7
Omaha
1962
—4,226,733
Lowell
Rhode
.
7.3
+
—
17,038,428
Lincoln
District—Boston—$
Massachusetts—Boston
New
10,167,071
Dakota—Aberdeen
8,731,185
Hastings
j
1963
Portland
New
400,200,000
142,136,718
3,897,564
Dakota—Fargo
Missouri—Kansas
Fall
1,654,164,500
3,174,604
203,646,028
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
showing the figures for each city for the
years:
'
__.
7,095.265
1,713,644,634
200,385,673
502,396,057
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended July 27
Maine—Bangor
8,200,216
.
156,471,338
203,200,321
Helena
11,877,678,999
statement
.
First Federal Reserve
13,548,298
25,788,181,418
12,920,613,569
detailed
Clearings at—
13,798,065
15,621,625
409,900,000
214,899,258
+11.8
539,016,142
Montana—Billings
569,447,025
32,310,672,025
July 27 for four
7,560,808
15,173,151s
-
District—Minneapolis-
—
South
'
our
17,888,650
+12.8
— 8.7
+13.6
1,397,359,088
13,832,683,147
__„
53,485,127
I
779,856,767
880,219,656
—
Paul
Total
Outside New York City
18,005,081
+
9.6
5.4
59.288,564
,i
+ 10.8
202,403,326
168,631,018
3,522,423
-
7,372,993
Minneapolis
752,571,470
10
I '
4.5
405,300,000
226,375,719
190,226,286
3,217,651
.
Ninth Federal Reserve
669,735,396
9
Francisco
+
.
460,400,000
,__
-
-
Minnesota—Duluth
7
Dallas
12th
8,045,794
+
(17 cities)
Total
1,654,164,500
...
170,303,492
7,263,331
•
+ 15.0
1,365,634,165
Chicago
City—
.
6.4
+ 12.3
___;
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
761,541,455
6th
Kansas
+
8,450,210
Kentucky—Louisville
..
7
Minneapolis
4.6
—
1,511,425,628
.
6
9th
10,774,227
19,899,671
2,365^567
,
Rockford-
1,084,859,512
+
1,556,372,614
17,343,475
16,571,078
60,790,033
.
-
bUPeoria ,!
939,980,390
Cleveland
1,651,392,238
2,550,446
20,891,071
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
5.0
+
15,342,254,568
3,184,370
6.2
+
9,492,094
.
Chicago
Missouri—St.
+23.6
1,004,059,981
2.6
—12.1
—
13,106,516
16,351,495
*
1960
Richmond
10th
856,066
20,793,943
—
.
+,
Illinois—Bloomington
and in the
1961
Dec. %
1,053,970,993
9
Louis
5,458,310
69,925,046
Rapids
City
Decatur
5th
8th St.
+ 15.0
—
6,938,764
94,383,000
4,353,990
188,025,490
>Des 4^Moines
and
19,472,545
108,445,000
11,712,017
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Sioux
4,181,498
20,082,665
17,124,402
18,944,934
Indianapolis
v
Inc. or
4,071,613
21,324,470
-
Rapids
Lansing
District the
4th
7th
—
407,300,000
I
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
9
Philadelphia
314,237,728
5,965,598
257,335,483
•Springfield
$
York
8.5
t
1963
12 cities
7,866,946
+
Iowa—Cedar
St. Louis Reserve District of 12.9%
of 4.6%.
a
WMlf.
.
T
,
Week Ended July 27—
Boston
+ 11.1
6,364, 483
The Chicago Reserve
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARLNGS
1st
8,019, 854
Total
furnish
we
8,913,502
6,906,949
gain of 7.1 %; the bank clearings
gain of 4.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 20.0%
following
460,100,000
Florida—Jacksonville
San Francisco Reserve District of
7.0%.
In
157,390,133
+ 10.5
$32,310,672,025 against $27,805,737,609 in the
District of 6.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
of 7.9%.
an
+ 11.5
Augusta
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District
the totals are larger by 23.6%, in the Boston
Reserve^,
District by 5.0%, and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District by 4.0%» In the Cleveland
Reserve District the totals show an
improvement of 6.1%, in the Richmond Reserve
District records
+ 17.6
455,400, 000
Ac¬
increase of 24.1%, We group the cities according to the
an
35,352, 795
162,315, 416
503,300,000
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
cases
41,580,790
180,930,958
Nashville
the week ends
increase of 16.2%; the aggregate clearings for
1962. Outside of this
city there was
center
■
M'acon
by the foregoing will appear in
today, inasmuch
not available at time of going to press.
the whole
country having amounted to
same week in
cities)
(6
8,354,695
371,427,252
-
statement, however, which we present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
able to
are
22,803.000
10,510,503
Columbia—Washington..
'
;
T /
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
In the elaborate detailed
we
5,478,441
228,773,232
Alabama—Birmingham
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
cordingly, in the above
covered
4,752,173
21,201,000
255,645,280
5.9
173,291,490
7.3
+
5.2
+ 12.1
+
+
412,450,971
5.6
Estimated.
Complete and
our
week
5,461,747
23,905,000
236,222,898
District of
7.0
+
Total
•
5,748,000
26,789,000
250,086,874
Richmond
Maryland—Baltimore
+
j
cities)
Virginia—Norfolk
South
cities,
(7
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
five
one
14,152,861
8.5
cities,
all
11,477,261
307,457,769
14,592,037
1.0
689,066,410
cities,
cities,
13,180,935
6.2
Other
Total
1.9
646,040,253
64,314,700
15,047,264
12,606,524
454,481,857
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Ten
All
—
Mansfield
3.1
433,510,850
Cleveland
323,759,039
.
Youngstown
0.3
441,300,000
747,838,988
„
13,889,006
363,374,567
713,101,949
Columbus
995,610,000
________
Pittsburgh
v:
13,629,882
Cleveland
2.1
+
455,100,000
;
J:,
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
*
518,453,826
City
Louis
San
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+
1,383,215,823
Philadelphia
St.
%
1962
1963
$19,010,482,161 $17,297,102,034
York
Chicago
—
1.4
90,444,747
90,905,571
+23.6
15.862.184,688
14,335,797,099
+r
Total
Grand
(10
(106
Outside
ra \
New
York
mporincrc
v
cities)
City
nnprfttlons
:
1,744,230,029
1,630,279,507
7.0
1,556,724,576
1,397,359,083
32,310,672,025
——-1—
cities)
total
27,805,737,609
+16.2
27,991,698,138
25,788,181,413
13,832,683,147
12,920,613,569
+" 7.1
12,574,804,1552
ll,877;678,99a
discontinued.
*Estimated.
+
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(514)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
countries
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
record for the week just passed.'
We give below a
the world.
of
JULY
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
AUGUST
TO
1963
Rate
Buying
for Cable
s
$
Belgium, franc
dollar
Canada,
Ceylon,
;
;
rupee
Denmark,
Finland,
krone
markka
(Metropolitan),
France
franc
new
deutsche mark
Germany,
India, rupee i
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
-
.00160990
.00275466
Japan, yen
Malaysia, malayan dollar.,
Mexico, peso
.326533
.0800560
guilder
Zealand, pounds
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Netherlands,
.277425
2.772673
.139906
New
Sweden,
.0349000 A' :
.0166631
.193056
krona
.0387312
.0200406
.0200410
Adams
•
.924401
American
.210150
5 V4 %
.141800
.144793
.31C566
.310500
.204050
.204050
.250875
.250850
Belt
.209668
2.800460
.00275466
.00275483
.326500
.326533
.0800560
.0800560
.277343
.277312
Utilities
{
.
first
debs,
4%%
first
Duke
.0349000
.0349000
Homestake
.0166631
.0166631
.192800
.192718
.231493
.231503
.
15
year
Indiana
.231465
1.394968
2.800400
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
1.394988
2.800460
mtge.
series
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks:
(In millions of
C.
.
Increase ( + ) or
•:
'
•i
-
dollars)
compared with a decrease of $94 million and an increase
of $7 million, respectively, during the similar week in
1962. Real estate loans increased $70 million. "Other"
due
debs,
Electric
debs,
March
Gold
certificate
Redemption
Total
account
fund
for
14,032
notes__
R.
F.
gold certificate
1,314
15,346
reserves
Cash
(422)
Discounts
359
338
advances
ana
Aug. 1,«<
July 24,
1962
1963
1963
—:
6
—
633
1—
3
+
1
+
263
—
'
U.
S.
Government
Bought
39
adjusted increased in eight districts
of $131 million in the Chicago
District, $70 million in the Atlanta District, $69 million
3,506
Certificates
499-
+ 8,719
-
—7,535+
682
9,806
1
Bonds
Held
under
4,548
bought
outright
repurchase agreement
32,324
J.44
1982
15,
Feb.
first
mtge.
4+8%
' Total
v
■
U.
Total
<
Cash
items
Bank
in
securities—
Govt,
32,468
securities
and
process
premises
Other
of
32,845
collection
(1,184)
4,907
+
574
+
+2,365+
144
144
718
+
.
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $220 million and bor¬
:
281-
—
429
.
13
(1,606)
53,988
+
+
4
U.
S.
account
182
Total
deposits
availability
Other liabilities &
V
+
262
Foreign
—
+-
18,044
—
Total
Commercial
(1,184)
>
+
685
+
2
+
Loans
1
74
82-
U.
Capital
—
72..
10.
Other
in
+1,771
692
+
Ratio
483
of
accounts
liabs.
gold
deposit
&
108
capital
certificate
and
R.
F.
accounts
(1,606)
Contingent
purch.
,
53,988
reserves'to
note
-
acceptances
on
46-
+19+8
711
+
+
finance,
dealers
for
U.
+2.2%
process.
Other
institutions:,
finance, etc.-
shows
ended
justed
ment
the
the
Federal
following
-
one
commercial
banks.,—
securities—total—
J
year
five
to
five
of
weekly
reporting
member
with
and
$522
principal
changes
for
million in holdings
the
week
of U.
mand
demand
deposits
and
$524
S.
Govern¬
million
in
de¬
deposits credited to domestic commercial banks.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all but
one
district
for
a
Comparable week
decline
a
year
of
ago
$314
million;
during the
these loans decreased $84
ipillion.
Loans to brokers and dealers -for purchasing
carrying U. S. Government securities decreased $245
million, and their loans for purchasing or carrying
or
Mother" securities decreased
$92 million. Loans to others
for
purchasing
$96 million.
or
carrying "other" securities increased
Loans to sales and
379
5
235J2
Bishop & Babcock Corp.—
5% cumul. conv. preferred stock
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—
Aug)
20
*
1
Aug 12
Aug 20
*
2461
Ry.
due
bonds
serial
$4.50
preferred
—
.
Oct
—
R.
personal financing in¬
3,840
domestic
due
July
due
July
1,
banks
1,367
29,214
Aug 24
Aug 24
427
*
15
+
1,292
Broadway-Hale
189
2,531
Buckner
—
+
—
34
—
;
13
383
—
.,14"
+
—
—
4,252
55
+
433
—
64
59
adjusted t
—
+-3,521
48
+
101
+
58
Buttes
——'
65,474
—
General
Good
40
—
+
233
____11,237
—
524
+
373
516
—
56
+
14
institutions,
etc
697
+
131
+
41
1,187
+
61
+
188
55,336
+
219
+
8,079
—
banks
•
36,700
+
40
11,549
„+
191
3,816
"
+
16
220
—
—
3,656
3,253
543
+
2
2,800
+
+;
*■
Holly Oil Co
+
22
29
institutions,
etc.—,.-
banks
97
1
+
+
658
24
—
R.
Banks
21
others-
1,551
liabilities
5,732
CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS
13,931
—
220
—1,041
+
89
Leslie
M
J
Salt
of
loans
valuation
to
reserves;
domestic
commercial
individual loan
items
are
and
Nordon
North
Oil &
Oil
Reserve
shown
Ranch
Royal
commercial
certified
banks, less cash items in
and
officers'
H Includes time deposits of U.
shown separately.
S.
checks
not
Government
process
shewn
and
of
Union
Sugar
72c
400
55c
18,200
1.55
1.70
1,00#
3+8
3+8
1,900
postal savings not
.
;
3+4,
70#
3y8
3+8
67
66+4
68
250
29c
29c
30c
9,000
17+8
17+4
300
1.60
1.95
15,700
1
2.60
2.60
2.90
13,900
1.15
1.10
1.15
600
_1
26
26
26+2
200
common—
25
27
27
27
40:
33+3 c
Gas
2.70
2.70
2.70
20#
8+8
8
Co
8+4
1
_
4,300
13,200
—
Gas
Co—
.—25
32+4
32+4
32+4
32+4
32+4
800*
32+8
—r,———25
-
1
200
10c
Gas
Co
1.65
1.95
3,200
2.40
2.40
2.50
4,200
5
27+2
27
27+2
500
1
5+8
5+8
5+8
4,800
——
_
Corp
'.
—
_
1.65
50c
Co
common.
..
8.50
—
(Un)
Basin
__
72c
_
Co
Petroleum
Preferred
600
1.15
-1
Equipment
Williston
2.25
95c
A__
Industrial
Westates
2.15
95C
1
Co
series
&
Preferred
Victor
Oil
Corp
Warrants
collection.
1,700
13,400
1.85
Ltd
preferred
657
separately.
42c
16+4
72c
.•
Development
California
Preferred
Oil
and
41c
25c
Properties—.
Trico
gross.
7,600
'
Rice
Terex
deduc¬
800
;
22c
47c
—
^
__
Gas
&
5
3,800
72c
___10c
_
preferred
6%
r
;
1
Co
Investment
Amer
30 ;
55c
50c
(Un)—
Corporation
51
J Includes all demand deposits except those of U. S. Government
—
10
Inc.—
Co
Co
..
38+a
-1
u
—
Petroleum
Oil
.
14+2
__
1
i
350
20
:
10c
.
_
(Un)—
Frank
&
+
after
8,300
20c
15+2
California-1
of
California
of
Co
106
368
—
1
—
banks
Co
Co
Co
1
—
& M Oil Co
M
Meier
United
t Exclusive
Co
—
+
—
1,700
4+4
38+4
3'/4:>
6%
Borrowings;.
2.10
29+4
.30
10
Oil
Southern
official
—10 <;
A
Brewing
Pacific
interbank
Commercial
class
Humor
Norrls
official
1,700
19+8
-
—
64
830
500
35
63+2
4+8"
4+4
•
—5.50
Exploration
Merchants
—
*
Co
Capwell
Oil
Exeter
Goebel
+
858
2.10
l
Inc
Co
22c
659
1,885
66
1.95
'
34+4
5
:
Inc___
Cooke—
Emporium
427
+
+15
4,731
3,790
Ink
and
+
+*
High
34+8
•*.
.
Stores
Oil
&
California
+
—3,368
—1,927
Shares
of Prices
Low
»
Ltd
Co
Industries
Gas
134
,+ 10,832
357
+.
90,500
&
Sales:
for Week
Range
--
'
+
—4,322
62,883
(C)
2,524
—" 631
626
+
'
Par
Brewer
Castle
.
3,234
Last "
Sale Price
13
383
Exchanges.
Week's
Friday
•:,/
'*:•
2,472
510
522
other
on
publication last week.
+
—
1,712
traded
dually
issues
50G
Range for week ending July 26, received too late for
70
—
167,071
_
Exchange
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
list does not include approx¬
Price Range on
481
—
3,637
savings
§ Includes
*
issue.
684
Foreign:
domesric
2564
:
.-
Pacific Coast Stock
+
5,455
——
and
savings deposits—total U——
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
Other
time
deposits
States
and
political subdivisions
of
this
In
+
+
Time
tion
1985—
1985—
1,
debs,
+
interbank:
Mutual
F.
debs,
5+4%
+
Foreign:
From
Sep 19
second
;——Sep 24
$2.50
Co.—
Power
5+8 %
13
—
Government
From
and
.'
stocks
+
.
1,716
„
Domestic
Bancorporation—
preferred stock
5%
first preferred
•Announced
384
due 1977
Corp.,
Pacific
Sierra
*
——Aug 23
Sep
conv.
preferred
Jade
deposits
Commercial
Other i
4+2%
36 V
+
18,407
deposits—total §
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States, and. political subdivisions
Govts.,
pipe line bonds
6V4%| 1st mtge.
Polaroid
,♦
1
1969
1,
Line Co.—
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe
Northwest
Sept.
306
+
.
156
—-
11,835
.
assets—net
S.
Co.—
debs, due
5+8%
year
—
:
Banks
Demand
U.
12
Mining
STOCKS
7,128
assets/liabilities
Govts.,
-
4
Aug
1968
—7
14,235
years
coin
Commercial
increase of $357 million in demand
an
debs.
conv.
Sep
1,241
+
LIABILITIES—
System in leading cities
deposits adjusted, and decreases of $858 million in U. S.
Government
96
^
F.
with
Other,
Domestic
Reserve
Page
CALLED
21
—
...
2,502 .V
years
securities
Balances
July 24: Decreases of $587 million in loans ad¬
securities,
+
76
16,978
__
statement
ISSUES
1963
1,
mtge.
1st
•
749
|
Government
Demand
of
92
19,110
and
7
banks
245
—
banks
loans
Currency
Total
condition
—
1,620
„
personal
domestic
One
5"
Condition Statement of Member Banks
•
144
1
Co.—
Gas
& Charlotte Air Line
3+4%
imately
268
loans
to
After
+
14
+
2,996
foreign
estate
S.
'
85
1
Coast Stock Exchange./This
securities
Treasury bills
^
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
1,849"
the eliminations made in the consolidating
1
'
314..
pur¬
3,212
to
Reserves
are
—
.
1,408
and
nonbank financial
Within
_o.5%
•»
correspondents
Figures in parentheses
The
1,993
34,947.
securities
to
Other
Loans
'
31.3%
liability
foreign
for
24
+
-
liabilities.
combined
y
Sep
Nov
preferred stock
8,227
+
loans
Other
+
__
934
capital
Total
&
Dec.
due
Atlanta
9,028'
securities
Other
Loans
Loans
—
Oil
series A and B subord.
5Y2%
9,217
+
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government securities
;
78..
+
+
-
ACCOUNTS—
paid
+
+
—587
loans
Government
S.
Other
-Real
Surplus
industrial
brokers
to
—1,560 '
—1,050
83,253
chasing or carrying:
—
65
3,806
(1,606) 52,463
and
Date
cumul.
6+4%
1962
130,874
u—
and
Agricultural
296
—.,
5
.
76
items
1977;
due 1978;
due 1978
July 25,
1963
"132,241
adjusted t
—_
cash
accrued dividends
Total liabilities
CAPITAL
investments
Investments
and
Sales
j"
and
loans
adjusted t
218
+
391
♦
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
+1,767
+1,006
629
July 17,
1963
I
16,971
reserves
/Other
Deferred
July 24, '
-
•
bank
Treasurer—general
290
1
1977;
due
due
Company and Issue—
Associated
'.v'V'/'.V 77'''.'7;7- '•''"/' :"''7. Decrease (—:) Since
";V,:
j
Loans
;.
bonds
bonds
5+8%
Increase ( +0 or
•/
-
339,
+1,849
'
Reserve ' notes
Member
4
V-/
••
4
—
711
(422)'30,537
_
Deposits:
,
/V'
/
$1,041
decreased
ASSETS—
assets
LIABILITIES—
Federal
.V
89-
+
—
+
to
+2,509
million.. Loans
domestic commercial banks decreased $510 million.
+2,649
981
+
102
—
assets
Total
f
S.
loans
,_Sep
'VK'1-'1'*'-1
first mtge. pipe line bonds
first mtge. pipe line bonds
line
line
pipe
pipe
Co.,
1982
Corp.—
5+8%
Materials
•
—.—Aug 15
;
debs.' due Sept. 1,
Transmission
mtge.
Vulcan
•
1
Co.—
Power
due
-Sep
Homestake
rowings from others
•
•
stock
;——;
Coleman Co., Inc. 4+4%
cumul. pfd. stock
Hertz Corp. 4% conv. subord. debs, due July 1, 1970
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Total
'
Aug 31
--Aug 15
1982.
——
7
574
+
14,464
Notes
increases
million in the Kansas Citydeposits increased $40 million and
"other" time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
corporations increased $191 million.
outright—
Bills
♦
District. "Savings
1-
~
V
*
1
in the Dallas District and $61
agreement
securities:
and'included
3
—
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
ury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased $105
million.
"Other" securities increased $59 million.
Demand deposits
144-
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Held under repurchase
due
first
4+8%
decreased $34
525
21-
:+
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
banks decreased $383 million.- Treasury certificates
ber
3+108
+
—
Sep
1972
1,
1977
1,
Cprp., 5+2%
Eastern
Texas
bonds
A
ENTIRE
July '31,
ASSETS—
381
•
loans increased $15 million.
Decrease (—) Since
•'?'
1
1
Co.—
Gas
Natual
Sperry Rand
$36 million, as
Oct
Inc.—
Co.,
first
4®/8 %
nonbank financial institutions increased
381
D bonds due 1980 and
4+8 first mtge. series E bonds due 1980——
E. P. C. Canadian Properties Ltd.—
Potomac
-
1
—
series
5Va%
Consolidated Statement of Condition
♦
Sep
—Sep
1982—
bonds due 1987
debs, due Sept. 1, 1982
mtge.
M'.
and loans to "other"
*
Co.—
first
Pioneer
stitutions increased $156 million
1
1
Co.—
1,
3+8%
1.394998
2.800440
Sep
1979—Sep
due
47/s%
Water
&
♦
380
Sep
1972—
series
bonds
Mining Co.—
5 Vc% subord. conv. debs, due Sept.
Gas
3
Aug 15
...
line
pipe
mtge.
Co.
Power
bonds due
trust
Co.—
Gas
Sept.
due
Power
Consumers
.7
.139946
.139943
coll.
&
mtge.
Consolidated Natural Gas
5%
1987-*——^
Co.—
mtge.
Interstate
4.70%
V!
2.772732
first
3V^%
Colorado
2148
Chicago—
of
first mtge. series O bonds due Apr. 1, 1990
Citizens
.00161075
Co.
first mtge. series A bonds due
Columbia Electric Co. Ltd.—
6 Vs %
V
.00161059
2.772712
Railway
4%%
377
Aug 14
stock
preferred
prior
Page
Aug 15
1968
Illinois—
of
Co.
Investment
cumulative
British
"
debs,
conv.
.924687
V.;
Co., Inc.—
due April 1,
Engineering
6V2%
.210150
.209668
Date
Company and Issue—
2.231442
.0387125
2.800440
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
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.00746234
2.231426
.0800560
.277275
2.772673
.139925
.0349000
.0166631
.192800
.231475
1.394968
.800400
given in the Chronicle.
in which the details were
6+4%
Switzerland, franc
date for mak¬
$
$
.204050
.250850
.209668 /
2.8004G0
.00161052
.00275483
.326500
-
sinking
(except where otherwise indicated)
the current volume
Aug. 1
July 31
notes,
for redemption,
fund provisions
called
under
bonds,
corporate
of
>stock
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Thursday
Wednesday
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(Value
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Argentina, peso
pound
Austria, schilling
Ausiralia,
York
New
found
be
and
The date indicates the redemptidn or last
Tuesday
July 30
7.';rs
Monday
July 29
Friday
in
Transfers
July 26
preferred
INCLUSIVE
1963,
1,
will
Below
1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
BY
26,
*
Fund Notices
Secretary of the Treasury
certifies daily to the
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
:
of Section 522 of
requirements
the
to
Pursuant
.
.
Oil
_
(Un)
Common
-
_
Exploration
1
—
6%
1,000
72c
75c
3,700-:
24
24+a
400
14,300
6+4
.1
4+4
4+8
4+4
10
6+4
6+4
6+4
1,400
71c
78c
10,200
10c
75c
Volume
198
Number
6287
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(515)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Koehring
5%
Continued from page 11
Per
Name of
Heinz
(H.
Company
J.)
3.65%
preierred
Hempstead
Common
4%%.
&
B
(quar..)
$1.25
9-
1
1
8-20
25c
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)—
preferred C (quar,)_—r__^
Hoover
,r
Company, class
Class B (incr.-quar.)
4Va%
preferred
Hormel
Horn
(Geo.
5%
Co.,
preferred
Hotel Corp.
Howard
4Vt%
Co.
Bay
Hunt
Gas
5%
Inc.,
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Liberty
8-16
preferred
Mortgage
(quar.)__;
preierred
Co.,
imperial
Life
American
9-
1
8-16
9-
17 Vac
1
9-10
; •
8-30
i
9-
9
8-
9
Special
7-31
8-15
$1.25
8-30
8-15
Original
Original
8-30
«
...
$1.25
8-15
9-13
9-30
9-19
$1.25
9-30
12i-30
(increased)
12-16
27 Vic
Assurance.
8-20
(Canada),y(quar.)_
6
8-23
10-
t«0c
7-25
9-
25c
I
9-13
Bie_trica
inuusiiia
6%
Inland
Co.
Steel
Institutional
Institutional
A
,
(quar.)
i.
International
(From
9-20
8-31
9-
income)
Fund
(from
(quar.)__
$1.75
Co.
9-3
8-
5
8-15
8-
2
(increased)
$G0c
(quar.)
8-23
5c
l%c
Telephone
preferred
5.25%
&
Telegraph
(quar.)
preferred
•;4%
convertible
Intel-provincial
Interstate
series
Pipe
Diversified
Public
3.75 %
Investors
Stock
1st
5%
preferred
Jefferson
$1
(Greensboro,
Jewel
A
N.
t60c
Jiffy
•
8-
9-
1
8-
2
9-
1
8-
2
8-26
7-
5
(quar.)
Jupiter
C.)
Corp.—
prefeired
$1.50
Feiss
Co.
2
7-19
10-
8-30
1
9-16
$1.25
8-31
8-24
5c
(quar.)
Insurance
8-15
7-15
Co.
McLennan,
Marshall
Masco
Field
:
30c
8-
40c
7-29
9-30
9334c
118-
9-16
1
10c
1
10-18
8-30
10-15
9-30
tl334c
common
Co.
5V2%
'Common
$3.75
Class
Mclntyre
McKesson
McNeil
9-
6
Mead
&
4(4 %
7-31
Meadowbrook
Meadow
Stock
$4.35
Common
4%
(quar.)
Broad
&
preferred
Building
'
Kellogg
(quar.)
3Va%
preferred
l! t
i
Kellwood
;
'
(quar.)
Common
.
preferred
Ketchum
&
Kewanee
Oil,
'
."Class
•
t,
B
Stock
Keystone
:
9-
1
9-
1
50c
9-16
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
V
8-14
8-14
10-15
8-30
9-30
15c
8-
9
7-29
87 Vac
10-
1
9-16
87 Vac
,
1-2-64
12-16
t6V4c
8-31
8-9
9-13
8-29
:
—
A
(quar.)
"
com.
20c
(quar.)—____
dividend
income
and
gains)
Keystone
Steel
Kleinert
(I.
B.)
,
"v
(quar.)_
Knickerbocker Fund (quarterly from income)
Co.
(increased)
Co.
Mesabi
Trust,
Units
Seamless
6%
Bros.
Hat
preferred
7
4.40%
1
9-
1
8-
i 9-
1
8-
9
8-15
8-15
7-30
8-15
7-30
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-25
9-
9
1
9-
1
7-30
45c
Co.,
1
9-
1
9-
•
8-20
Ohio
9-
9-
1
8-20
8-
20c
9-12
25c
9-30
8-26
25c
8-31
8-
30c
9-
3
8-15
8-15
7-31
One
—.—
(quar.)
•10c
;
$1.50
5
Inc.,
Investment
4%%
Co.
income)
gains)
Lines
Orange
7-19
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
42 Vac
8-10
7-26
$1.37 Va
9-
3
8-20
Class A
$1.27 Va
9-
3
8-20
Outbound
$1.25
1
112 V2C
55c
preferred
Mississippi
Missouri
(quar.)_
Glass
Portland
Mississippi
Power
(quaf.)—
Co.,
9-
3
8-20
9-12
8-28
8-20
7-31
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
8-28
Modern
Homes
(quar.)
9-11
8-20
Co.
Construction
(quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)
*'
Oxford
Paper
10-
Pacific,
Atlantic,
5c
9-10
8-
7-29
6
Chemical Corp.,
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
10-
1
9-20
25c
9-10
8-14
7V2C
9-16
9-3
30c
8-15
7-26
9-
9
8-23
9-
3
8-
$1.14
9-
2
3
8-15
8-12
7-29
35c
8-15
7-31
•
———
8-15
7-31
25c
9-
6
8-
9-
5
8-22
40c
9-10
8-29
7-19
9
6c
8-15
(quar.)
tl5c
8-15
t
t$1.75
1%
8-15
7-15
8-16
8-1
6-29
dividend)
100%
7-15
8-
7
$1
10-
1
$1.19
,
10-
1
9-23
8-20
6-27
'
.___
dividend)—
3%
9-23
2
11-
1
10c
8-23
8-
9
J20c
12-
Co.—
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment
9-13
8-30
7 Vac
8-15
7-31
30c
class A
Canadian
Ltd.
Pacific
5
9-16
12 Vac
Coro._
Co.
8-
9-30
59 %c
___
Oxford
8-15
$43c
(quar.)—_
(stock dividend)
Investment Trust Ltd.—
Transportation
(Increased quar.) _l_
7-26
43 3A
25c
(quar.)__
com.
Corp.! (stock
Wholesale, Ltd.—
9-16
5
10c
income)_—
Ltd.,
Instrument
(s-a)
2
8-
15c
Corp,
Marine
2
8-
32VaC
j
(quar.)j.
State
8-
1
8-15
$1.12 Va
!
Corp.
(quar.).
Products
1
9-16
9-13
$1.13 V'4
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
investment
9
1
9-
*
(quar.)—
Street Fund, Inc.—
8-
9-27
1
ll
(quar.)___
Chemical
10-
45c
8-15
10-10
27c
(quar.)
Mills, 7%
Co., 4.56%
40c
(quar.)_
1
$1.12 V2
Glass (quar.)
Inc. * (quar.)
$1.15
(quar.)
1
9-
27c
$1.10
pfd.
9-16
10-
-9-
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Overnlte
25c
4.60%
8c
preferred
—
Cement Co.
11V4C
4.40%
—
5
10-31
32 V2C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Oshawa
8-30
Gas_—
common
preferred
4.75%
Orbit
8-
9-20
(quar.)_
American deposit rets.:, (stock
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
8-36
8-16
inc.—
_
Free
7-31
9-20
$2
40c
Natural
Railway
Bancorporation,
Chemical
$1.18%
(quar.)
10c
37 Vac
(quar.)——.
net
7-31
8-31
7-20
9
Steel
7-19
9-10
8-12
8-31
preferred:
15C
pfd.
(quar.)
20c
7 VaC
9-30
Pliarmacal
8-15
'
8-30
44c
preferred
7-31
10c
common—
10-10
of Calif.—
(quar.)
Telephone—
Ontario
15c
Rhoades,
Co.,
7-18
1
9-30
7
William
Onyx
8-16
8-31
Mathieson
7%
11-
9
8-8
9-
Pacific
(From
8-
•
9-20
Flour
Ontario
8-26
9-16
9-10
33c
Tyrone Co.
Olympia
Brewing
•
9-12
10-
Oliver
5
6
9-30
Edison
Olin
8-20
-
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)—,
Corp. (extra)
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
434% preferred A (quar.)
1
1
10-
25c
—
6
t6c
Ohmart
7-30
9-15
$1.25
9-
9-30
Obear-Ncster
6
15c
i
6
1
10-21
Oceanarium,
6
10-
interest__$( 1.1360520
(quar.)
common
10-
87 Vac
—___—
99-
10-
25C
Manufacturing
Ogilvie
45c
7-19
1:30c
Public Service, common——
4V2 %
preferred
(quar.)__
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement
(quar.)
8-16
8-15
$1
1—
8-15
1
Northwestern
Oak
8-15
8-36
$1.75
Quarterly
8-16
3
1
$1.25
Northwestern National Insurance Co.
(Milw.)
7-15
1
8-16
9-
10-
1
4
Industries,
8-19
8-
9-
3
30c ;
Ltd.
4.50%
conv,
preferred
Northwest Natural Gas,
7-30
7-22
9-
12 VaC
Northwest
'
7
(quar.)—______
Ohio
Northern
9
8-2T
8-
10-
preferred
Northern
8-16
9-30
National Bank
(quar.)____
Indiana Public
Service, common
Common
8-30
2
9334c
_
5%
9-13
9-12
60c
Minneapolis Gas Co., common (quar.)
51/2%
preferred (quarJ——
$5.10 preferred (quar.)
27 VaC
8-
3
>:■: 9-14
•
$1.18%
(quar.)-
Midwest
9
7-17
32 Vac
Common
8-30
1
7-17
Norwich
—'
5%
9-13
7-31
Northern
(Pgh.)—
(quar.)
Middle States Telephone of Illinois—
Manufacturing
8-
9-16
9-
;
3c
Products
&
8-
1
7-31
10%
(quar.)_-r—:_
Tube
Food
Miller
8*15
Van
Northern
1
8-
8-36
10-
Carolina
7-31
"
8-
8-16
$1.12 Va
III
(quar.)
American
invest¬
i~:
of beneficial
Miller
9-10
preferred
North
North
5.75%
___
Sugar
8-16
10-
8-15
2
9-13
25c
capital
(quar.)
American
7%
8-12
$1.12 Va
(from
preferred
9-16
55c
(quar.)
8-30
8-15
10-10
8-
7-22
8-26
35c
_______
Corp.
9-30
2%
(quar.)——
Miller
5c
Common
6%
North
8-23
40c
__^
Corp.
8-30
2%
(quar.)—
common
8-
47c
Creamery
Trust
8-30
50c
10-31
'
$1.06'4
div.)
—
(quar.)____
7
25c
(quar.)
9-13
"
Knudson
&
8-15
10-
8-15
1:40c
—
(from
2
10-15
8-15
37 Vac
dividend)—.
Inc.
(quar.)—
8-23
3%
8-15
3
3
4
Corp.—
American Investment
Corp.
Common
(from investment
(Springfield
8-26
capital
7fe;^Vire (quar.)
Rubber
B
Y.)
10c
:___
Coal
42 Vac
(stock
(quar.) __—^_.
preferred (quar.)
Middlesex Water, common
(quar.)
9
Car
American
lVtC
—_
9-19
;
American
25c
(quar.)
9-
U2c
North
3
8-14=
15c
Corp.,
North
30c
(quar.)
Gas
North
9-
1
9-
50c
(quar.)—
8-
9-
5
8-
50c
______
preferred
(quar.)
Normetal Mining
7-30
30c
(stock
preferred
8-26
9-
6
8-
20c
6%
1
8-
1
8-15
47 VaC
(quar.)_____
Ry., common (quar.)
9-10
9
8-30
9-
Co.—
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Western
8-15
9334c
(quar.)
—1—_____'
9-16
.
1
4%
&
8-12
7-25
60c
—
Mines,
Norfolk
8-27
Corp. (22c from net invest¬
plus 8c from long-term cap¬
income
gains)
8-
25c
Ltd.
Bank
Fund,
A
Share
1
18-16
18c
(quar.)—
15c
93 34c
Michigan Gas Utilities, common (quar.)
5%
series A preferred (quar.)
1-
investment
from
8-16
(quar.)—.—
10c
:
•King Louie International
Co.,
4-8
Funds—
cents
9-
(s-a)
preferred
1-15-64
15c
(payable in class B shs.)
35
&
$3.50
4-15-64
___
(Quarterly of 12 cents from
8-16
——_'J——i-f__
Eank
N.
Mickelberry's
(quar.)
__i_
9-15
(quar.)
_i.—__
preferred
(Syracuse;
Michigan
._
,
t$1.37 Va
9
Merchants National Bank & Trust Co.—
$1.25
Mines—
A
8-
55C
A
Bank
quarterly
Corp., com.
8
Keystone Income Fund Series K-l—
,
4%
ital
8-16
(quar.)
(qu(ir.)
(quar.)__—
preferred
8
8
Niagara
&
(quar.)
preferred
Noranda
8-23
5c
(quar.)
Shoe
1-
$i.ia3/4
(quar.)
Custodian
Increased
Melville
10-
23c
7-19
9-14
common
Y.)
National
27VaC
(quar.)
class
Menon
10-15
]
8-19
3.75%
8- 9
8-
1
25c
_______.
preferred
7-31
7-31
$15
(quar.)
(quar.)-' ___;
(quar.)
$4.50
8-15
62 V*c
Mines,
Pictures
1-13-64
(quar.)
8-31
20c
(quar.)
class
income)
27 VaC
■.—
common
.4('2%
7-19
t$1.12Va
series)
CO.
Electric
30c
Engineering
Telephone
27 Vac
_
(quar.)
Gold
Co.
__
;
—
(s-a)
Utilities,
Kerr-Addison
-
8-14
N.
Securities
ment
434%
1
(quar.)
preferred
Kentucky
4%%
»
(quar.)
Stone Co.,
Common
5%
I
class
Ltd.,
Co.
Kentucky
(
1
$1.08 3/4
$1.12 Va
(quar.)__
'j: Kelly Douglas,
<
9-
Medical
Merck
preferred
■
8-14
Company—
r-.!3Va%
■
8-14
1
_
non-cumulative
Kaufman
1
9-
$1,05
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—__
City Southern Industries—
$4.50
9-
V
5
8-
112VaC
(quar.)
National
dividend'
Medallion
95c
I $1
——
Common
9-20
8-15
85c
1947
Brake
York
8-22.
10- 1 f;
20c
.___
■
;
Telegraph
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
Insurance
7
&
New
1: 9- 3
8-16
'
8-23
9-
5c
-
State
4
8-15
10c
New
8-12-
8-15
3
5c
Telephone
Air
9-
9-
8-15
$1.06 lA
—^
7-31
45C
(quar.)
National
Brook
York
v
A
Vac
7 Vac
—
Plan
New
r
&
preferred
8-
9-17
30c
;. --.-v- 17c
I
quar.)
8-19
3
•
35C
common
A—__
ciass
Realty, class A (quar.)—
Newport News Shipbuilding &
Dry Dock—
Quarterly
-
9
8-36
6(4c
8-15
'•30c
•
9
A
9'
J.
—
Life
&
Corp.
Corporation,
8-
10-1
8-
7
-
t
common
Robbins
8-15
37 Vac
9-
England
New
7-25
9-16
40c
17
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-17
$0.0357
(quar.)
Porcupine
Machine
20c
1
9-30
6c
.:
(quar.)_
Gardens,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
Kansas
Y.)
,
Aircraft
B
9
9
8-15
Stores—
preferred
25c
$4
v
(N.
(quar.)_
Corporation,
$2.50
8-
__
9-16
1
8-20
20c
8C
__
(quar.)
New
35c
•
preferred (quar.)
33/4% preferred 1959 series
McCord
preferred
Nesbitt (John J.), Inc.
Nestie-LeMur (quar.)
1
8-26
8- 9
1
9-27
20c
(increased
1-15
8-
9-20
9-
from
are
(quar.)_
(resumed)
Corp., class
Safety centeis,
7-31
8-
9
10c
(quar.)_
8-15
t25c
(quar.)
4%
——
ment
and
Co.
10-31
8-15
8-
8-15
income)
1-30-64
8-15
3
8-15
8-15
8c
Nationwide
5c
9-13
1
1
9-
$1.12 Va
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4(4% preferred
(quar.)
Nekoosa-Bdwards Paper (quar.)—
Initial
quarterly payment on com. shares
Nelly Don, Inc. (quar.)
Nelson
Fund,
Inc
Neptune
Meter
Co.,
common
10-16
9-
9-16
15c
Nedick's
$2.40
10-15
;i*
6
9-16
(quar. )__
8-30
9-13
9-
56'Ac
,
7-15
9-30
9-16
8-15
25c
I.
9-20
r
9-16
9-16
30c
8-25
8-15
7-19
7-31
$1.06 V4
Chemical
25c
(quar.)
i.quar,)__.—^___
(1945
&
Stores
8-10
8-14
30c
I_I
above
Refining
t30c
1
(quar.)
^
(quar.)
pfd.
Starch
9-16
10-10
(quar.)—
shown
28c
A
quar.)
Co.
series
Sugar
1
D
8-30
7-20
8
10-
25c
—
9-10
8-30
10-
40c
Tea
8-20
9
10-15
20c
.t
(initial)
Machinery Co
8c
Co.
iquar.)
(quar.)
investment
National
I National
1
5
8-
10%
(quar.)
Video
10-
8-
8-22
v:%-5UC''.
dividend)—
National
10-15
8-16
1
stockholders)
National
:
7-31
25C
(quaf.)_I
(stock
of
7-31
I
8-
8-15
Antonio)
8-15
3%
basis)
—
Department
8-23
7-31
2
8-15
75c
issues*
net
1
8-
4c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Industries
9-30
8-15
v
8-16
75c
(quar.)II_III
(San
Corp.
stock
(Two
;
in¬
7-25
35c
:
;
(quar.)_:
(initial
Conveyor
Maxwell
9-11
10c
8-
8-26
9-12
50c
'j
ordinary
Securities Research—
National preferred stock senes
National
8-15
-
6c
Co.
National
1
9
1
9
14c
8-15
IOC
4V2 Vo
preferred
(quar.)________
Matheson Co.
(quar.)
t
9-10
•V
9-12
1
32 Vac
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
10-15
1
8-
5
8-
3
9-
:
25c
-
4
(quar.)
25c
10-
75c
17 Vac
Indemnity
Massey-Ferguson,
62 Vac
$1.25
Rubber
9-30
8-15
40c
—:
McGregor-Doniger, Inc.,
9-13
National
2%
Inc.
McDonnell
tl5c
—;
__
City Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)—_—_
$3.80
.V
■
■———
7-15
1:3c
-—i
—__—_______
8
Propane
Corporation—
New
Meadville
Kansas
&
Massachusetts
May
National
7-25
8-
8-26
9-
stock)
20C
$3.40
Johnson
&
Mfg.
Mathews
Laughlin
Joseph
6
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)—____________
Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
5% series A preferred (quar.)
_____
Jones Motor Co.
(quar.)
Jorgensen (Earle M.) Co. (quar.)_——___
-
8-22
1
9-
Marion
-
—
&
9-16
5
9-
(N. Y.)—
Club, Ltd., common (quar.)
6%
preferred .(quar.)
5Va% .preferred
(quar.)—
&
;
(quar.)
Supermarkets
9-?
Lead
9-30
2
invest¬
or
preferred $50 par (quar.)
National General Corp.
(stock dividend)__
National Gypsum
Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
6-28
12-
Register
National
8-15
(from
(from
tuisa
Co.
Book
8-15
5
5
12-20
5c
4(4%
1
.
Insurance
&
10-15
$2
25c
: 8-
18 VaC;s
_
Mailman, Ltd., conv. priority shares
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Marsu
9-16
>
9-
$1.37 V2
(quar.)
Corp.
Toledo
oi
8-15
3
8-27
33 V3 %
'
1.
Marsh
93 %c
jockey
Johnson
—
(quar.)
quarterly
;
9
v
Tea Co., common (quar.)_—____.!
preferred (quar.)
a,
Steak Co.-—.,—*—_.___/
Jones
dividend
8-
10-15
t75c
i
3%%
'
Siock
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp.
97V2C
Co.
7
—
a
7-26
8-15
50c
Life
7
8-
$2.50
partic. pref.
7-26
3
9-
15c
(quar.)
series
7-26
8-31
1:80c
4%
Standard
7-26
'
8-31
$1.25
Construction
Jefferson
8-
1
12 VaC
dividend)
Maaway Main Line Homes
Magnetic iv-eials
(quar.>
Life
quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8-31
v
on
Snirt
:
Corp.
1
;
(now
Manhattan
_*
preferred
9-
9-
8c
Mannattan
(quar.)
5%
7
7
9-20
quar.)
(quar.)
National Casket Co;
(quar,).
National Distillers & Chemical
Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
4(4% preferred $100 par (quar.)_i
7
88-
8c
7-26
dividend
Common
1
8-
1
iv
7-26
com.
common
Jamestown Telephone
1
8-
1
25c
(quar.)
cash
Commerce
of
Blank
Inuustnes—
Increased
Inc.
in
approval
Bank
9-
7-26
8-
50c
of Detroit
to
Biscuit
7
9-
Bank
National
8-
V
t80c
Bank
National Cash
8-16
■
6
8-30
__________
National
2-17
8-
30c
(Auburn, NY)
(Subject
10-3
11V4C
RR.'. (quar.)-
(quar.)_
MacLeod's, Ltd., 6%
(increased
01
National
1
9-10
(quar.)
.bank
2-17
9-
15c
27%C
25C
8-16
10-18
•*7-20
.__
National
11-15
V 8-30
2
III
Quarterly
11-15
v:
;8-30
1
9-
7c
preferred A
Bank
8-16
1
Louis Ry.— 7
Monthly
Monthly
8-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
Israel
Services,
Service,
8-
A
8-31
Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar._
convertbile preferred
(quar.)__
6%
.
$1.1667
(increased
Stores
Msju
class
9-10
12-10
9-
(quar.)——
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)
Lynchburg- Gas
(quar.)
Inc.,
v
1
10-
(quar.)
(Bait.)
National
6
■; 9-
(s-a)
B
8-
3
$80c
(quar.)
class
9-
137 VaC
(quar.)
Co.
$1
Investment
Investors
Co.
$1.53 Va
(initial)
C
Line
Department
8-20
8-20
$1.31 (4
convertible
4%
V
Corp.
series B (initial)—
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred series B (quar.)_
4%
9
8-15
9-10
(quar.)
5.25%
8-
8-30
5c
(quar.)
International
9
10c
~
Products—
Class
•
9-
10-15
3-10-64
j7
(quar.)
St.
come;
8-16
11-1
$92c
Co.
Nashville
Steel
Mori,
Common
B
&
M-G,
25c
Securities
Stretch
Louisville
8-
9
9-10
t5c
__;
preferred
Lyons-Magnus,
"
Co., Ltd.
Resistance
International
non-cum
7-29
9-10
8-30
A
payable
National Acme Co.
National Aviation
8-30
3%c
Corp.—
Harvester, 7%
pfd.
Holdings Corp.—
income)
International
1
6
10-
40c
Foundation—
shares
(quar.)
Beneficial
8-15
9-
9-6
t$1.75
(quar.)
income
1
J 8-30
t$1.75
Investing
8-14
?
Co.
8-
8-15
•
1
$3.50
class
5V2%
6
8-15
9-16
10-
(s-a)
C.)
9-
—III
III
(increaseu;
Investment Fund,
ment
7-31
8-31
t5c
Luaens
8-
8-15
r
1:60c
(stock
l&
(U.
Mutual
9-21
$1.10
_
common
6
3
1
9-10
12-10
-
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead Mines
Lucay Stores inc.
(qu«r.
9-
9
50c 3-10-64
9-10
$1.10
(quar.)
3
8-15
9-
8-
$1.10
5
10c
•?,;
•
—
8-
35c
_____
Murpny CorpL,
Muskogee Co.
:;:■■
50c
(quar.)
128-
9
National
3
8-31
Murpny
8-
^
10-15
30c
—
(quar.).
Insurance
Inc.,
10-15
1
9-27
llC
:•
~
___;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills, common
preferred
Stare,
9-16
y
r 50c
(quar.)
pitierreu
Service
7%
9-1
60c
—
(quar.)__
1-2-64
net
__
common
International Petroleum
Interstate
11-15
5 %
_
Life Insurance—
Gas
11-29
Movie
1
11-
t27V2c
Co.
Vernon
11-
10c
Co.—
National
:
corp.
(quar.)
Aircraft Corp.
Lunkenheimer
ordinary
net
Lockhart
A^ciiutison
$3
8-15
lVa%
(quar.)
preference
woip.,
Cv
20c
3
35c
preferred
2nd
rui.',nce
Louisiana
$1
International
1st
cents
9-16
Ltd.—
Corp.,
50
,
'Local
7-30
75c
9-
$1.25 I:'I 9- 3
—
.'
Ltd.,
9-30
40c
International Business Machines
Iowa
Groceterias,
9-11
—._
Foundation
investment
<
Loblaw
London
(quar.)
Shares,
Interchemical
S.
common
8-15
30c
(quar.)
33c
(s-a)
9-13
Life
Diablo
Mutual
;
(quar.)
10c
(initial)__
common
Mexico
ae
Co.,.
preferred
less
8Va%
new
Service
Ingersall-Rand
(interim)
(quar.)
stock
Inc.
Lockneed
tax
Mills,
Public
Indiana
receipts
income
Head
Mount
Mount
.9-30
B
corp.
Monumental
9
6
55c
Cos., Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
9-16
$1.25
■
8-30
Wneei
8-
65c
___
_
Loblaw
■
Motor
9-
$1.31 V4
w
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
stock
Littelfuse,
1
10-
50c
1
3
6C
gtd. betterman
stock (quar.
Original
8-30
preference
9-
1%
(quar.)
4%
8-20
7%
9-16
tl8c
;
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
Little Miami RR, Co.
:>
Special 4% gtd. betterman
Special 4% gtd. betterman
14C
132 Vac
"■
(quar.)
__.
fruiting Co.—*
Common
(stock
dividend)
8-15
•
9-10
Lincoln
8-15
'
30c
30c
two-for-one
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.
15c
Lilly (Ell) & Co. X quar J
9-15
v;
10-
25c
8-16
.4
9-11
(quar.)
deposit
British
pref.
Virginia
1
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
Indian
of
9««
9-30
(aiter
Holders
Payable of Rec,
Y )
——-II——I——™~~'"
(quar.) I_IIIIIIIIIIIII
(quar.)
5
8-19
10-15
26c
interest
15c
.
—
common
Works
Tool
Co.
Plantation
$1.50
Power
Illinois
-
Insurance
2
9"■».
12 Vac
-
(quar.)___
(Fla.) (monthly)
Trust
beneficial
Lihue
•4-'..;
(quar.)_
.
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco
(quar.)
common
9-
7-27
.;
Idaho
Glass
Estate
of
I1: 12 Va c
V
9-20
1
15C
9-20
$1,061/4
_
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
■;
Real
Snares
Ltd.-
(quar..)
com.
8-26
10c
(quar.)__
4
12 VaC
common
N
split)
(initial)
■
:_
Monsanto Chemical Co."
(quar.)__I IIII
Moore corp., common
(increased quarJIII"
7%
prelerence
A
10c
preferred
5
Life
8-
15c
;
Levy Industries, Ltd., 6% 2nd
Libby, McNeil & Libby—
-Common
(stock dividend)
4
3iV4c
(Schenectady,
System
New
10-15
8-15
Engineering
9-
-
1
9-30
(quar.)_
8-16
:
Erie
&
Co.
8-15
.
Industries
11-
12 Vac
_
L
$1.25
—
$1.75
Extra
Mohawk Rubber Co.
Monarcn Marking
When
Share
Quarterly
9-16
(quar.)____
9-30
.)
preierred (quar.
Co.,
1
22C
(quar.)—.;
9-
'
Huron
Cement
9-12
''
A
B
series
series
5%
(quar.)—
Refineries
25c
Trust
&
Corp.
•
5%,%
'
Smelting
10-
Company
Mohawk National Bank
7-26
12 VaC
V
iquar.)
1
/■
(quar.)
___
(quar.)
&
8-20
9-
$1.50
__
$1.12 Va
mil'"'-,-
common
Mining
Foods
Cooler
9-12
175c
Hugoton
.
2
8-
9-13
9-11
Telephone
Salt
Lester
1
12-
9-30
27 Vac
(quar.)
Portland
Leslie
5
8-
9-13
__.
r:> >, 35c
-
common.
Corp.,
Leonard
^8-15
2
9-30
683/4C
C-(quar.)
(quar.)____
(quar.)
9-27
25c
—
—
America, 5%
oi
preferred
Hubinger
Hudson
(incr.-quar.)
62 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
9-27
■>'
$1.25
(quar.)
Stores
9-
8-15
$1.06 (4
(quar.)
& Co. (quar.)
A)
Hardart
&
A
Lehjgu
9
'
12V2C
tl2Vac;, 1-1-64
8-27
:;iV. ■' 25c
preferred
2nd
9
8-
'7-31
10-
•
.
«'M»K
$5
■
Leesona
•
3UC
'..1
8....
9
9-Z5 t :u 8-30
,.
Crosse
8-
10-15
: ■■":;» J45C
series
A
Per
Name of
8-15
——
7-26
9-
of Rec.
8-30
30c
series
Corp. (quar.)
Lamson Corp.
(resumed)
Lamsion
(M.
H.), Inc.
(quar.)______
Lang & Company
(quar.)
8-15
12 Va c
.
$4.25
3
87 V2C
Hobart Manulactunng
(quar.;
Hon,, Jttinenart & Winston Inc. (quar.)
Home Oil, Ltd., class A (s-a)—
Hooker Chemical Corp., common
(quar.)_
...
LaCrosse
$1.09-Va
--
(quar.)
Ltd.
La
1
Holders
Payable
20c
6
2
1
(quar.)„_'_—____—,
Co.
preferred
8-
9-
Light
Dauch,
7%
9-
9-
-
S.)
preferred
8-
-.
8-15
20c
(qua,r,)__—_____
Co.
1
6
b-lo
•-
30c
(quar. )
9-
Curp.—
—,—
preierred
Electric
Hilo
series
Cuenuoal
preterred
3V2 %
Company,
8-15
be
-
preierred
5_%
Co.,
(quar.)
Hicks-Ponaer
Hinde
preierred
Powder
■J
1
10-
19c
—
Newport.
10-
87 Vac
._
(Long Island)
(quar.)
ProuucvS,.common vq<-ar.)_
„-6% .convertible
Heyden
(quar.)
Bank
Hercules Gaiion
Hercules
9l(4c
preierred
(S.
Kroger
6%
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
Kresge
When
Share
(quar.)
common
convertible
5Va%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
preferred
3.50%
When
Share
Company
Co.,
47
10-15
10-
1
Co.,
'1—
Far
East
Lines
J4c
9-
3
8-15
(quar.)—___
25c
9-
1
8-16
J
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(516)
When
Per
Name of
'Pacific
Company
corp.,
common
(quar.)—
series preferred
tquar.)
i.
a.
Pacific
Coast
tactic L>aa
Properties
Liectric
&
4.obvc
preierreu
4.oo%
preierred
4.oo'/o
-
preierred
5
(quar.)
8-i5
>•
7-19
34% c
(quar.)^^._^___
8-15
8-15
8-15
(quar.;
■'
7-19
7-19
60c
8-15
.7-19
'5%
b-30
stock,
8-16
semi-annual
1-3-64
1-3-64
.12-10
StocK.-dividend-
(quar.)
A
10c
Eastern
Line,
com.
9-27 -
9-io
9-15
8-30
55c
(quar.)
preierred
;•
-
$1", | 10- 1
(quar.)—;
$1.16
10-
World Airways
cnemical Co. (quar.)
American
Pars
Parvin
:
Dohrmann
Ptuou
Co.
(quar;)___'—
8-
9
1
7 %
•
preierred
Peabody
Coal
Peerless
•j
{quar.
Co.,
t20c
Tool
Pennsylvania
;
4c'
(increased-quar.)
20c
Electric,
:
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar .•)
preierred
preferred
(quar.).
;
_i
:___
;
4.64%
preferred
Pennsylvania
9
9-3
8-
9
9-3
8-
9
Petroleum
$4.80
(quar.)
25c
8-30
50c
9-
8-
3
8-
9-13
40c
9-
8-
15c
ylO12-
(quar.)
com.
1
11-
(quar.)
9-
9-
7%
preferred
Plasticrete
(quar.)a--:—
,
Corp.
Plymouth Rubber,
5c
dividend, .(one new
class
B
voting shar,e for each voting trust
tificate* common
8-15
share- held Hi
1
5%
2nd preferred
Poor. & Company
Pppe,;
Talpot,
6%' preferred
(
4
.
8-15
Procter
&
Gamble
Procter-Silex,
;
2nd
preferred
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
Service, Co.
4'A %
of
preferred
Public
Service
Common
3.35%
\
i
New
1
9-13
31'Ac
9-
2
8-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
9-
3
8-12
—
$1.16
—
(quar.)
of
$1.12
New
Mexico—
(quar.)
Public
Service Electric
Common
;
4.08%
4.18%
&
18c
? ■
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-
9-30
9-30
Puget Sound Power
}
Common
3
Silverwood
Class
A
Class
"
B
8-30
9-30
8-30
;A Simpsons,
Carolina—
12'Ac
TH O
•
rH
8-15
8-15
35c
—
Management Co. Inc.
■».;
40c
(s-a)
Smith
7-24
7-24
.
„
■
88-
1
Soss
$3.50
1st
t25c
(quar.)
American
Rapid
87'/aC
—
20c
—
(quar-)
)
deposit
American
Rapid Grip
6%
20c
rets,
(stock
Corp.. (stock
& Batten,
Ltd.,
Red
dividend,)
class A
Owl
Stores
Extra
,..
;
8-15
8-30
10-
1
8-21
9-13
8-30
8-
7
6-28
8- 2
7-12
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
8-27
8-14
8-15
7-26
"
683Ac
'
22'Ac
9-
8-15
1;
-8-1&
7-19
8-16.
11c
11-15>
7'/ac
8-
Reliable
Stores
Corp.
Reliance insurance
Republic
Revenue'
Inc.
ftexall
A
(quar.)
50c
(quarl)
(quar.)
Co.
$78'Ac
Southern
4.08%
4.24%
Soutner.n
,
9-
2
(quar.)
partic
Drug- &
;
2
9-30
10-15
""
4
9- 3
4.16%
preferred
5.10%
9-
6
8-30
8-
2
17'AC
f Tampax,
8-15
•
;
7-20
Tasty
3
8-19
Taylor
9-14
8-24
Television
9-10
8-
11-
"
1
9
Baking
9-27
8-23
>
"
9-1
8-^22.,
[
'8-12*
v
8-22
:
9
j
*25C
9-io
;• 8- 9
10-
42'Ac
1
v
$10c
25c
15C
: 8-26
16c
>
8-15
>
1
8-
1
8-
1
:
30c
i
8-28
;'
8-
2
8-13
8-
3
3c ,'8-30
8-
________
Transmission,
(
com:
(quar.)
quar.)
•'
(quar.)
preferred
8-30
12V2C
Fund
$1.0614
___—;
9-10
9
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
r;
-.u$1.15
i
$1.16
$1.1614
+.—
•
—•__-
-10-
$1.2.7'A '
_
10-
•
5
,
8-5
•
•
8-
$1.25
1
convertible
1
.
——:
-
<
5c
8-15
7-31
4.25%
Rico
Thatcher
Glass
Thermogas
Thomas
9-
3
8-15
8-15
7-31
(quar.)
Thompson .(John R.) Co.
9-
1
8-15
Title
25c
9-16
-"8-16
-
20c
8-16
7-16
Class
$0,002
8-16
7-16
Thrifty
$1.25
75c
•
$5
■
15c
„
8-26
•
8-15
1
5c
(quar,)___
98-
5
Guarantee
: 9-
1
8-
8
8
'
9-
6
8-16
9-
6
9-
6
7-31
8-23
'
7-31
V
■
,
8-30,:
;
8-14
'
8-
8
35c
10-
1
9-13
31'4c
10-
1
9-13
62'Ac
9-
1
8-
$17'Ac
10-
1
10-
1
8-30
Inc.,
Drug
4.56%
9-11
8-23
9-13
8-i5
9-10
8-
9
Toledo
9-
8-
9
8-20
4.25%
30c
dividend)
Ltd. (quar.)
:
$50c
Daliiornia
Water,
8-26
9-10
11-
1
,
10-
;
9-30
9-'3
'Truck
38 %c
9-30
9-
9-25
9-11
"10%
8-15
$25c
9-27
i
4»
3
True
,
Trust
8-12
9-10
8-14
9- 2
ADR Ordinary—
9-30
al26
208
20c
&
Trust
8-15
7-19
220
8-31
8-
5
2
8-15
2
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-
9-
9-
8-31
8-
5
—
8-31
29%c
19c
9-
9-
25c
3
3
8-
3
Bagley
10-
1
9-13
25c
10-
1
9-13
12'Ac
8-15
7-13
$8c
9-13
13'Ac
—
8-26
A
;_
: 9-
25c
"
9-15
8-15
9-3
Corp.
9-13
8-30
16c
8-30
8-14
$15c
Investors
5c
1
Products
7-31
preferred
preferred
preferred
Service
Co.—•
3
62'Ac
1
10-18
7-26
7-12
$1
(annual)
(quar.)
(quar.)
"
4.40%
5.00%
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-27
6%'
Union
(quar.)
10-18
•
5c
8-15
7-31
-
9-
8-6
-
•
"<
90c
2
■.
<
—_—:
i————:—
(quar.)_>„_—
(qu&f.)_I
1__ 1——
(quar.f———i.—
6%
10-18,
$1.06'4
quar.)
7-19
$1.00
,8-15
92'Ac. 4 : 8-15
,
(quar.)_
10-18
$1.15
10-18
$1.18%
10-18
27'Ac.
•Union
•
_—___—______—
li-i
10-18-
Corp.,., common
(quar,)
!
Gas Co.
7-19
7-19
8-15
7-19
11-
4
UO-li
11-
4
10-14
11-
4
87'Ac
r.
preferred
of Canada,
Oil
Tank
Union
4%
.
Co.
Calif.
of
Co.
Car
Terminal Cold
preferred
", Union Trust
Co.
.
(quar.)
6c
.
-30c
..
Ltd.—
10-14
'
_
9-30
$75c
40c
9-13
;
.
8-10
9-
,
7-10
3
8-12
9-
50c
(quar.)____
9-13
9-30
$69c
—
(quar.)____—._r
1
Storage—
(accum.)
.
6c
(quar.)
.
preference A (quar,)_
preferred (quar.)__________—
10-18
$1.40%
A
noncumulative
Union
10-18
$1.10
9
8-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
*
:
11-
-
5'A%
10-18
97'Ac
$1.03%
8-10
8-25
11-25
"*
;
(quar.)_——
(quar.)
10-10
7-12
7-26
$1
7'Ac
(quar.)
Finance
Class
92'Ac
2
911-
(quar.)__
$4.00; preferred' :(quar.
-Union
(Dallas)—
(quar.)—--—•
2
8-
3
$27'Ac
(quar,>k_
Corp.
Electric Co.—
preferred
$3.5 0 preferred
10-21
8-15
8-
9-
7'Ac
$3.70
,
8-30
7-31
8-23
6
30c
;
—_———■—
$4.50-preferred
8-15
9-14
11-
Street
1
30c
quar.)—
(qUar.)
(Detroit)
Corp.
Carbide
Union
K
$1.10
Assn.
Salle
—
Metal
Union
."
8-13
...
20c
(quar.)
Common
Tyson
8-13
3
25c
C.)
8-13
99-
-"20c
Y.
5
31 '/4c
9-15.
(N.
Tyler Pipe & Foundry, common—
8-13
$.2656
70c
25c
Corp.
(quar.)
Co. "(quar.)—
South La
Extra
—
Co.
—
Temper
"
—
preferred
1
8-15
>
8-30
$1.14
$1.06'4
r.
common (quar.):—
$1.10 convertible preferred series A (quar.)
.
Insurance
8-
9-10
—
Turnbull Elevator," Ltd.,
'
rtis
""?5
25'Ac
26'Ac
(quar.)
8-31
—
of
Underwriters
Tuboscope
25c
•
—
com.
(Los Angeles)
Pipelines (increased
Travelers Express (initial)—"
7-25
V
(quar.)
Co.
Trans-Prairie
1
31'Ac
——
Drug Co., common
California- Edison—
9
(quar.)
Trust
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Scale Corp.
(quar.)
Bank
8-27
(quar.)
preferred "(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9
8-
6%
"5%
________
Co.
2
8-
8-31
*
Corporation Fund—
preferred (.quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)l___
1—1
Transcontinent
Television
Corp
8-2
15c
;
—____.—
Telephone
3
Ltd.—
.
8-
8-31
30c
(quar,J^___,
8-. 5
•
Trans-Canada
30c
Co.
(quar.)
Sugar—
8-16
>
(quar.)_r
A
Depositary).
Toledo Edison Co.—
4'4%
preferred
(quar.)
»
5%
!
8-30
8-15
$1.06 %
—
-15c
27'Ac
v
30c
22'Ac
(quar.)
Y.)
10% less British income tax and deductions for expenses of
50c
—
shares
A
'
9-15
quarterly
$22'Ac
—
class
&
9-13
1
55c
(N.
Stores
10-
15c..'
$1.25
(quar.)__i.____
Insurance
8-23
9-12
10c
.
-
(Interim, payment
8-30
$17'Ac
—
8-30
9-13
35c
1
(quar.)
Inc.,..common, (quar.)
Co.
^ Tobacco Securities
;
v
B
Increased
7-25
20c
(quar.)_
4.75%- preferred (quar.-)-_—
5.625%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
12'Ac
9- 6
9-13
20c:
5%.'
;
preferred
Title
61c
:
Company
Industries,
Thriftimart,
Co.—
class
Mfg.
9-14
8-15
f
$1
Co.,
4.40%. preferred
4.607cl preferred
;
7-31
8-15
9- 6
9- 6
9-16
'
6
>
s
8-31
10c
6
9-
.10-. 1
$L27"
$40c •
6
9-
9—'$
lOr.l
$1.25
-
(quar.)_.
(quar.)——
7-15
30c
7-29
7-23
.9-
$1.28^ 10-1
preferred
1
4'/4%
3.70%
3.90%
7-31
8-15
9-6
1
■
(quar.^
9-12
25c
_______
!
8- -9
15c
9- 6
;10- -1
$1.22)A-
______—
1
8-
10-
2bc
$1.02'A
4quar,)—.___!—_—,—-
7-29
10-
10c
15c
(quar.)
Paper! Mills,
Public
8-30
8- 8
.
4 16c
Texaco-:Canada,-.Ltd., common (quar:)______"..
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
(quar.)
Texas Inaustries, Inc.-, common. (q.uar.)__—
Texas
Instruments
(quar.)
Texas & .Pacific' Ry. .(stock.divJ
—:
Textron,
Inc.,
common
7-22
8-
8-
8-15
.7 8-15
—
—
preferred
5.00%* preferred
5.08% preferred
-v
9-13
1
8-26
8-15
$1.04
$1.08
,
!
;
9-2
9-16
:
i
$ 10-
15c
-7-17
::;
5.24y»%,> preferred r (quar4L-,uj____—!
$1.31_ 10- 1
",'5.25%" preferred:(quar.iii—.—i____'
»—^
$1.3114 "> 10- .1
:
4.50%, preferred:^ quar.____j__$1.12 'A
10- 1$1.18 .-.10.1 • 1
,4.72%
" '"* preferred (quac.J_—
"
4.92% preferred (quarJ——____.
$1.2310-1
7-1&
8- 5 "
v
•>
7-1
*
Gas
8-15
8-15
8-15
.
12-18:
"7-3i ;•*
Electronics
,9-12
:
,
'
7-31 :• ;
40c A*
f
2Jv
9-18
.
1-2-64;
6c '
—
;*' 8-
8-30
' 7'Ac"
3 %.
8-20
8-20
;
30c
30c
"
8-
„
1
7-19
$1.27'A
4.60%, preferred1 (quar.)
.4.64% preferred .(quae)-:
4.65% preferred (quar.)__!—
,4.90% ! preferred,"(quar.
,5.10% -preferred.;! quar.
5.12%' preferred (quar.
:
1
8-
15c
Co.
4.25%
10-11
9-1
9-10
10-
8-15
12c
(quar.)_____—:_—
4.10%
8-15
8-31
8-15
1
10-15
•
35c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wine
Tennessee
i
10-11
1
B
,
9
9-
11-
9-
-
22'AC
preferred C
(quar.)
Inc.
(quur.)
8.
37'Ac.
""
-
(quar.)
Southwestern
5
5
8-
10-21
5c
9-13
4
10-
$25c'"9$ '2bx\r : '
■
.Z~Z
5%
8-16
9-20
9
9-16
2 'A %
div.)
Publications
9-13
10-
25c
preferred (quar.)l—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Southern Railway Co., common
(quar.)
*.
5%», non-cumul. preferred
(quar.J———
Southwestern Electric.Service, com. (quar.)_
4.40% preferred (quar.)___
.
"
(quar.)—
8-
57c
(stk.
Taft Broadcasting Co. (quar.)
Talon, Inc.
Tampa Electric Cq., common (quar.)—;
,4.32% preferred A (quar.)_
7-19
8-
(quar.)
Co.
Life
8-
5
8-15
-
9-10-
35c
Petroleum
7-19
8-10
H
Trade
on
Southwestern
8-15
preL--tquar.4—$32VaC*
Chemical Co.
International
8-10
F
"
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Southwestern
33c
8-
8-27-
..
25c
'
8-19
4%
,
7-31
-
9
7-31
8-15
8-15
12'Ac,
——-—
T
_—
1
30c
—_—
(Phila.)
Properties^ .Ltd-—
ruerto
4.15%.
Corp.,- common (quar.)—:
Industrial Corp. (quar.)
6%%Icohv.
2
.tJ5C
8-16
8-30
8-15
series
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil Co. (quar.)
8-14
20c
(quar.)____—
~
Corp.
preferred
11-1
8-30
$10c
Brass
-
"
11c
2'/aC
preference
"Republic
2
8-
Manufacturing
(Stock
9-20
9-12
1
&
8-
2
Radio
Southam
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
6'A%
i:
9-14
9-30
Ltd.
■—:
Copper
10c
25c
(quar.)———^—'
(quar»>___
Lithograph,
Revere
rReid
3%
tl5c
$$1.50
(quar.)
(Redwing Carriers - (quar.)
5
Quarterly
Rehis Company, class A
(quar.)—___—_
Reid
100%
(quar.)
International,. Inc. (quar.)
Rayonier,.Tnc. (quar.)
C Raytheon Co., 5%%'
pfd.
;•
2
9-
'
——-————
(Howard)
preferred
4^78%
dividend)—
redeemable .preferred
"Raymond
9-
15c
'
8-
8-15
9-10
32'Ac
(quar..).
Gas Corp.
Propane
Co.
8-31
20c
;-■<
(s-a)
10-11
$1
Southwestern
(Rand Mines,.Ltd.—
V
•
dividend
Southeastern
of America—
preferred (quar.)
Purina
Inc.
South
•
40c
—
(interim |
income-- tax
Biscuits, Inc.. (quar.J
Swiss Chalet, 70c preferred
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
35c
Corp. - (stock dividend).:—___
Sonotone, $1.25 preferred (quar.)_
55c
preferred
(quar.),
2
8-15
$2
Sonar
8-23
f.
;
v
"
9-13
9-1
12'Ac
Quaker State Oil Refining (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp—.—
Ralston
2
Kline & French Laboratories (quar.)__
Smith
40c
$1.21
,
Ranco,
8-
,
Corp.
Smith-Douglass
9-10
Light Co.—
,
Ltd..
Oil
Stock
—
'
2
:
Skyline Homes—
8-30
8-30
-
*.
Ordinary
British
(increased-quar.)
Industries
Oil
40c
Sinclair
(quar.)
Corp.
Suburban
8
9
8-13
Foods
9-
Co.
Simmons
9-30
35c
Ltd.,
less
5%
.
56c
Stowe-Woodward, Inc.
'
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
9-30
"
1—.——
Sunshine
•—___
Dairies—
9-30
4.84 % preferred (quar,)_^_~--—
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
APure Oil Co. (quar;)—^—
Radio
A
Corp.
$1.32
^
Putnam
series
Sierracin.
8-30
,
Lloyds,
v
.....
(quar.)
(Russell).Candies
2
Co., class A. (quar.)______
Power
$1.07'A
North
&
*
9-30
:.
12'Ac
Textiles-^-
of
>
.
(quar.)
Stover
8-
85c
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5% preferred (quar.)__
8-30
Increased-quarterly
(
Pacific
$1.26'A
(quar.)
of
v
8-30
$1.04'A
:
(quar-.)_jr_^.
Co.
3;
9-16
$50c
-
38%%)
8-
preferred (quar.)
of America (quar.)
$2.44
1
9-
$1.31'A
(quar.)
preference
Service
8-
9-16
60c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
of
2
Corp.
Sierra
Co.—
(quar.)_
t»ublic
i
(quar.)
(Henry I.)
Class, B
7-26
8-15
&
payment
9-
'
(quar.)
5.28%
v
9-16
Stern
Sunset
'*2VzC
Siegel
,
$1.25 :
.-
4.30%
5.05 %
i;
7-26
8-15
J/a
Shoe
$1.02
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
1
A
preierred1
1
"
^—
preferred (quar.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)^_^-;—■
i
.
7-26
'
8-15
•
9-
10-
&
8-
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams <Co;,
common
(quar.)____-
8-12
8-12
8-15
84c
5%
1
"
3
3
4%
28c
:—-
—
(quar,)_
4.50% preferred
Public Service Co.
9-
9-
$1.22'A"'
8-15
8-30
8-15
___—
N.~Y._—"HI
Sheller-Manufacturing
-
-——- -
1
8-15
8-
Sun
"Finance Co.'__I__;_L_____
Shaw-Barton
y
8-
•
1
"
Hampshire—
(quar..)
common
9-13
10-
1
9-
$25c
1
.
of
preferred
10-1
'
A
(quar.)___^__
8-29
9-
20c
Seaway; -Food Town
(stock dividend)
Second
Centennial Fund—_____
Colorado—
(quar,)--
Co.
7-19
15c
preferred
(quar.)^-__-_A4.90% .-preferred 1 (q ua r.
v
7-31
Ltd.
8
9-
5c
—
f reduced
preferred
Summit
;
8-15
3
A.), Oil,
(quar.)__
8-27
8-23
SecurityrFirst National Bank (L. A.) (quar.)
Selkirk Holdings,; Ltd., class A (s-a)__
Sexton (John) ,& Co. (increased-quar.)_—
Sheaffer (W.-A.) Pen, class A (quar.)
V
Class B J (quar.)——
Shaer Shoe Corp. (quar.)
Shaver Food Marts,
class A
■
9-
;• .8-15, w
11 %c
.
B
4.64%
i
7-31
Inc.
8-
15c
:—
Co.,
"
Quarterly
8-15
40c
.Progress Mfg. Co., $1.25 preferred
{
7c
15c
—
(quar.)._-
43A%
8-20 ....'
9
9-13
9-13
8-1
5C
8-20
'
8-
3
9-30
•
25c
9-14
13c
8-30
15c
87'Ac
9
9
7-31
9-
30c ^
^
-
•
8-
8-15 *
30c
'8-
8-23
7'Ac
v
8-23
8-23
8-23
•
..
8-15
-
8-15
8-15
25c
Seattle-First
-
•
IOC
•;
(quar.)
Ltd.—
9-13
1
9-
30c
9-'3
7-31
6
-
^—-—
7-26
"
'10- 4'
37'Ac
8-15'
::
6
9-
20c
7-25
Stewarts
8-26
(quar.)
8-15
,
-
25c
15C,:
: •
(quar.)_:.
9-
20c
1-
'
35c
9-30
,
8-15
1
9-10 *■'
3
3
32'Ac
(quar.)
9-1
8-16
Corp.
-(increased)-.!-(quar.)—_=—:___—
15c
Co.
Bank
8-15
1
.
^
National
1
9-
8-15.
«
- ,.
iNttviuiiai
99-
.
________
25c
.
9-3
7-31
8- 8
20c
Stern
9-
'
lOcv.
,
9
9-10
30c
B -com.
Corp.
Bros,
$6c
Sealed -Power Corp. v(qiiar.)____
SegJrightrOswego Falls, ""Corp. "(quar".)_.
Season-All; Industries vine." Tfq'uar-) ~ " ;
/-ji
7-31
.*:■
9-
9-17
35c
10c, 4
Prime* Equities,, class A
(monthly).:
Prince .Gardner (quar.)-_^
,
2\
8-20
8-
-
Wales,
&
(D.
17'Ac
(quar.)
9-
1
1
30c
common
Hall
5%
25c
Seaboard Surety Co.-of
7-15
5
9-
8-28
Sterling Aluminum Products-(quar. )_•—Sterling Precision—
•. *■
13'Ac
(quar.)
Seaboard.
!
1
50c
(quar.)
Stouffer
Scripps|-Howard Broadcasting (quar.)___3__
Scytneq'
Co.J, Ltd. v (q[uaf.)Z2__IlI__'__A_'_
9
8-
40c
—
Extra
10- 1
9-25
1
10-25
lie
20c
Class.. B-(quar.T_—__—t—
.
Co.,
10c
Boat
Parts
Stuart
/
8-
3
8-30
Sierchi
12-
(quar.)
25c,.
Power--(quar.)!—
Prentice-Bail^ Inc. (quar.). j_—
A
V
&
of
20c
9-
8-15
Steel
8-1
9-17
(quar.)
9-3
-7'/aC8-15-
'. Potomac. Electric
class
1
8-15
9-16
payment of nine pence less Brit- - ■ A -"
income tax of 383A%•
ish
12-16
Stores,
Screen: Gems
9-3
8-
9-16
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar;)______—
common
Chemical,
Co.
4'A%
(quar.)
Brewing
9-24-
,
11-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Dillon
8-15
•
.(Interim
.
T; t
.•
(s-a)
9-24
25c:'25C
-'
_
Presidential,Realty-Corp,,
8-
9-24i.
*62'/ac
'_____
Portland - Gas .Light Co,, common—_
■Potash ;Cp. of America
(quar.);—
i
8-1
$4
_-—-—"
8-
9-18
$25c
——
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_„
Scotten
Inc., - commoa.-;t=i.-i;:;-"
(qua^.X-
-
.
(quar.)j.:—:—
(quar,)
7-31
8-15
(initial-quar.)_
$3.40
cer¬
_■—"
8-23
Paper Co.—
Common
non-
Polaroid-Corp.; .common-(quaiv--—"---5'p '7<
5%
1st .preferred
(quarO--i--_-.-:-_i—*62'Ac
;
Scott
'7-10
8-15
1
40c
preferred
3'A%
Steel
,9-13
.9-3
N-V
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Scott & Fetzer Co. (monthly)
Scott
Foresman
&
Co." (incr.-quar.)
8-20
7-30
(initial)
new
Stock
,
9-3
10c
—
8-15
8-30
Ltd..
Sav-O
Warner
r
Stacufier
7-25
20c
Schlumberger,
1
(quar.):
Tube,, class
.
Sunray DX
common
(Joseph)
Scnultz
8-16
$1.75
(quar.)_______
pref.
Corp.,
9-
50c
50c
(quar.)-
Star-Tank
8-15
<
'
8-16
$1.25
Staniey
10-1
Extra
8-16
9-
Pittsburgh, youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
*'
(incr.-quar.)
y
Works,
preferred
Schlitz
8
10c
8
20C
34% C
conv.
9
(initial;
preferred
Register,
A
Standard
8^ 8
$1.25
22'Ac
293/aC
5%
5
9-10
$1.20
(quar.)—;—:
;
8-15
69C
29 loC
Schering
8-
(quar.)
convertible
Stein
(quar.)
common
Water
1
1
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5'A % preferred A (quar.)^_ $$1.31'A
Salant—•
Jose
50c
8-23
9-30
(quar.)
Chemical,
:
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
San
Juan
Racing Association
Scnenley Industries, common
2
9-13
3
8-
5
8-15 v
5'A%
9
17'Ac
7-311'-
8-15
4.75%
8-20
l'/a%
Coke~&
San
8-30
.
4
$1.37'/a
(quar.)_.
(Del.)
preferred
preierred
9-30
9-
Class
9-20
4.70%
33c
(quar.)
common
Co.
&
8-16
9
9-
87'Ac
.
Inc.
Salant
8-15
$1.50
Standard
7-31"
9-18
25c
8-20
3
8-15
3
$1.25
9-10
9-10
preferred
preferred
:6%
.
$1.25
faaiada
new
8-
(Indiana;—
$1.60
3
5
Co.
$1.20
8-30
9-
"
8-20
Class A
1
(quar.)
quarterly
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
'
—
3
9-
2
9
8-10
Printing
(initial)
Foods. Ltd.
(quar.)
RR.
dividend
Pittsburgh
Safran
75c
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
lo.,
Paper
St.
9-13
20C
—
Regis
8- 2
7-31
9-
8-
9-
.____—____________„
Coasting,"
Steel
9-30
$1.75
Natural
Telephone
Stock
Lid.
(quar.).
Louis
St.
8-
9-
(quar.)—
Increased
8-9
3
9-
-J
r—
—
Shipbuilding-Federal Barge, Inc.—
Louis
8-15
$1
Co.
St.
8-15
■
35c
8-
3
9-
;
(quar.)
preierred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
5%
5%
8-15 '
V,
1
9-
8-15 A
(quar.)
Common
.9- 4
;.
8-
9-
(s-a)—
preferred
(quar.)_.
Louis-San Francisco_Ry.—:
8-15
40c
t7'/ac
'
conv.
Pioneer
9-3
exploration
Piedmont
PihoOury
3
2
1
9-
'
(quar.)
S1
$7'Ac
$6'Ac
"f
-..
corp.,
Lawrence
St.
-
1
9-
;—
9-
8-16
9-10
—
Trust
;—
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
S5.50
10-
$1.16
■: Quarterly
Oil
(Conn.)
common
preierred
(quar.)
Standard Branas Paint Co.
9-
5%
v
;
.
Pfaudler Permutit, Inc.
(quar.)
Phelps-Dodge
Corp.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co. <4 quar.)
Pnnaueipnia, Germantown & Norristown
.'Phillips
,' 3oc
v
•
investment
Peonies
Li-edit
jewellers,
Ltd
Pepsi-Cola Co.: (quar.)______i—__
Perkins Machine & Gear, 7%
pfd.
Ftuuicum
4
•
$1.06
Semi-annual
Standard
50c
25c
Corp.
Inc. - ^quar.J----Mariufacturirig Co. ____—______—
Common
8-
3
4%
Dredging, $1.60 pfd. (quar.)—.—
Forgings Corp. (quar.).
'A % conv. preferred (quar.)
Johnsbury Trucking (quar.)
—._
St.
8-9
8-
3
.
Estate
Standard
C. M. Corp., 5
St.
8- 9
9-
- (quar:)_—
Standard
9-
common
,St.' Joseph Light .& Power—
5% preferred A (quar.)
'St. Joseph Light; & Power Co.
'
9-3
(quar.)
Real
9
$1.15
Pennsylvania Power—
f '
4.24% preferred (quar.)
,
3
8-
$1.12'A
,
$5
v
9-
$1.01
?
preferred
(quar.)__
Pthuojivauia Vjrictss sana corp.
f
3
$1.17 '/a
—
9-
$1.37 '/a
Co.
,$3.50
.
"
7-15
;
9-
92'Ac
4.60%
d
;
$1.10
(quar.
(quar.)
9-
$1.23%
Water
8-1
3A
9-
dividend;—
$1.02 Vz
J
S.'
(stock
9-
—
Ryepson & Haynes (quar.)—.__—
3"
Products
Stamford
Standard
Brands,
3
9-
$1.05
$1.18%
(quar.)___-_
J (quar.)
K (quar.)—
L (quar.)
Russell Stover Candies
llj.8- 24
8-15
'
4.50%
\
9-
8-20
J45C
4.40%
4.70%
'
3
'
common
4.05%.
;i
9-13 •
9-
Steel
9-
33c
35c
9-
Togs> class A (quar.
Russ
*
9-13
8-16
18c
36c
—
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.20%
preierred
(quar.)
Stainless
| ; 4 (Stock;'dividend) i
8-30"
8-30
•
,
"
3.70%
•c
Rudy
9-13
9-13
10-1*
___;
8-23
Rubbermaid,
9-. 6
.
T*:
$35c
17'/a c';.
31'Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.;_-__i
9-10
(quar.;
9-
I
of Canada (quar.)
Royai oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
Royalties Management A-—
Industries—
.New. common
ppnman s.
Ltd.,
t.
preierred
prior
Tuoe :oo>
Pendleton
r_—:__
—
(quar.)___—
common
convertible
ovf '
9-10
8-16
Tool
&
7r2ft
.•
"
"
r„
tquar.;
Royal Bank
7-19
10-
40c
'
Co.,
(quar.;
preierred
Payable of Rec.
Telephone Co.—
$1.02%
B
Gear
Ross
"
.,9-13
9
2uc,;
7'/2c
7
(initial)—:_
Ltd., common—
ivianuiacturing
preierred
$1.32
Common
9-16
9rl3
1
8-
'
Pan
$i.<i-±
8-16
9-10
4%;
———
Pipe
preferred' (quar.)_.—•_
4.on'/c
7-31
9-27
Haas,
&
Class
-
___~i
'
Panhandle
8-15
10c4
8-15
8-15
9-16
15C
(quar.)__,|
(quar.)
4%
preierred (quar.)____________—
Rollanu Paper, Liu., ciaoS A—.—
12-10
4%
corporation,- class
Palomar
Mortgage ;:
4%
12'Ac
4
9-14
States
_
Rocitweil-cianuard
Rohm
dividend
9-
60c
(quar.)
H
(quar.)—
.
-
corporation—
mcreasea
;
..
Share
10c
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred F
preferred
4.10%
" 43A% preferred
4.10%
preferred
4.95% preferred
5.50% preierred
7-19
31'Ac
(quar.;
H.)
(A.
4%
7-19
8-15
H.)
(H.
of Company
Southwestern
45c
——_—;—A—______
Co._ (quar.)
Fund
8-15
Holders
When
Per
Name
of Rec.
5
25c
:
(quar.;
Corp.
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
Holders
9-
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
'7-19 '
37VaC
preierred
Pall
•
Robins
31'AC
Lighting Corp.,
common
(quar.)___
Package Prouucts (Sioek aiviaena
Pa»vO
•
preierred
A_____
8-15
Robertson
7-19
.8-15
Paci.ic
•
7-19
8-15
30c
31'Ac
—•
(.quar.)
preierred
preierred
uii
(quar.)
Inc.
Richardson-M'errell
Ricnueid
Rittennouse
(quar.)—_—.-
non-rcueemauie
6>
8-15
7-15
"
Co.—
preierred
reaeemaoie
b'/2%
'
2
.
40c
(quar.)__
Tobacco
(R. J.)
Payable
Share
of Company
Name
Reynolds
8-15
8-15
2'A%
28 Vac
5
/-
9-
$1.43%c
dividend)
2
27'Ac
5%
,c
(stock
9-
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
65c
tquar.)
reueemaoie
/o
Share
Finance
.
$2
——
.(Baltimore). (quar,)__^—_
,8-15
60c.
.
7-16
^
4 27'Ac
IT-
1
10-18
3iy4c
11-
1
10-18
Uhited. Air' Lines' Inc., common
5 % %
preferred'
(quar.)
_____
(quar,)___
'
_
12'Ac
$1.37'A
,
t
9-16
9-3
8-iS[
8-l|
(517)
When
Per
Name
United
Class
5%
B
class
8-15
8-15
Coal
United
Ga$
41/\%
Co.
Improvement,
preferred
United
Grain
Class
A
United
Growers,
New
Steel
10c
S.
Jersey
Borax
United
of
&
1
S.
S.
&
British
less
(s-a)
Universal
Pictures, .4%%
22 VaC
8-15
8-
10-15
8
2
9-3
8-15
creased
8-15
8-
1
sion
1
facilities and for the
8-15
8-
8-15
7-31
9-20
9-
7c
8-16
7-25
6
24c
8-
9
7-
$0,041
Tecnnicai
Corp.,
Natural
8-
9
1
9-
9-17
$2
9-14
8-19
15c
10c
8-15
8-
12 VaC
(quar.)
9-10
9-
bonds
Bk.
&
Trust
(Winston
Co.
8-15
8-
1
8c
8-23
8-
Warner
Corp.
Bros.
2
8-
5
7-12
17VaC
9-10
8-20
$1
9-16
8-20
45c
(quar.).
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
Pharmaceutical
Common
(quar.)
$4
preferred
conv.
Warner
&
Warren
(S.
$4.50
D.l
preferred
(Quarterly
Waste
8-
+
3
8-
1
Investors
9-
3
9-
1
25c
8-15
8-
8-15
8-
26%c
8-15
6-29
lie
15c
8-19
8-
5
8-15
8-
1
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Weingarten (J.), common (quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)
Coast Life Insurance
West
Coast
Telephone Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
$1.44
West
9-
3
18c
36c
30c
West
Rand
V
Investment
(quar.)
com.
Point
'
8-23
25c
(quar.)
9-
3
8-
1
9-
3
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
Ltd.—
Trust,
8-
100%
6-29
7
4%.%
preferred
.Western
Western
Pacific
Western
Power
$2.55
Inc.
RR.
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western
Tablet
&
White
Dental
Mfg.
(quar.)
preferred
Wilcox
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Electric, 5% preferred
WiVox
Oil
Stores
Wickes
__
Williams
Wilson
&
Co.
Winn-Dixie
New
Stores
class A
Electric
(initial)
Power
Wolverine
Aluminum
B
9-10
9-17
1
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
&
1
8-16
8-15
7-18
8-15
9-10
9-
8-20
1
7-31
•
-
9-
9
10-
4
9-19
1U
Corp.,
(quar.)
1
class
;
9-1
8-
1
10-15-
10-31
1
8-15
8-15
7-31
9-13
8-30
9-
8-30
(quar.)_
15c
5%c
9-13
Q--»?
R-30
7%c
8-15
4c
8-15
7-31
9-10
8-30
Woolworth
70c
(F.
Wear
Class
W.)
Co.
Corp.,
>/-.•• "' '*
—
Extra
L_
_
!
Yellow
Mfg.
Transit
Freight
Batteries
9-20
10-18
25c
15c
10c
'
10c
Jewelry
Foods,
(quar.)
15c
15c
class
books
A
(initial
not
closed
quar.)
for
this
"
"
British
Less
y
Previously
date
t Payable
income
published
and/or
in
U.
Jamaica
108-lt
9-15
9-11
7-26
8-31
12-16
•
8- 1
9-15
10-10
9- 3
11-30
7-15
8-15
9-10
8-15
at
the
source.
Non¬
1
tax.
date
record
S.
less
tax.
1——
—-A
550
375
_—1-,——
Co.
150
Swiss
Werthelm
White,
.198,
98.
p.
&
Co.
&
Co.
—:
Yamaichi ^Securities
of
200
i
York,
x.
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ing
The
also
are
bonds
redeemable
to
are
funds
at
150
The
at
competitive
general
has
of the fiscal year
"As
we
Two
will
that
are
new
a
established."
be
up
per
a
sale
&
award
won
of the
July
Brothers
jointly, $100,153
jointly, $100.15.
&
Hutzler
and
Merrill
share, and Blyth and White
:
a
proceeds
from
the financing
redemption of 90,000 shares of 6.16%
the
to the repayment
connection with
the
of
$17,996,000
will
accumulated
dividends.
BUSINESS—The
'
of
operating
from
FOR
have
severally
from
the
THE
the
forth,
the
electric
telephone
to
is
incorrect.
The
indicated
*•
1963, totaled $78,006,328,
of $71,025,560 in the first six
Canadian nonresident tax.
Brothers
purchasers
is convertible into common stock on the basis of
shares for each preferred share to Sept. 19, 1963.
stock
four
common
—V.
196,
p.
Pierce,
Smith
&
Weeks
2585.
Cole
Black
Co.,
&
Ellis
Blunt
Boettcher
purposes.
located at 803 North Piere Street,
proposes to conduct an exploratory program on
its Fairview Claims held under lease with option to buy, located
near
lone,
Pend Oreille County, Wash., in an attempt to deter mine if a commercially mineable ore body exists on the property.
The
principal metal of interest is silver,
with copper and gold
considered of lesser importance.
The proposed exploratory work
will consist of primarily extending certain underground workings
which have encountered mineralized veins of
interest. The pro¬
posed exploration program has been planned without the benefit
of a report or recommendation of a qualified mining engineer or
mining geologist.
The firm also owns a property known as the
Blackbird Claims
near
Conconully in Okanogan County, Wash.,
but plans no work thereon in the foreseeable future beyond minimal
annual
assessment requirements necessary
to retain the claims..
The
company
knows of no commercially mineable ore bodies on
its properties.
These claims are not patented. There are the in¬
herent hazards of non-recorded risks attendant to all unpatented
BUSINESS—The
Wenatchec
Wash.,
company,
claims.
Common stock
—V.
197,
p.
(25 cents
1629.
par)
-
TO PRESENT FINANCING •
Authorized
Outstandiug
1,000,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
Scharff
&
Jones,
200
Scudder
&
300
-300
—
100
German
200
Corp.
20O
Co.—
300
2,000
—
Co.—
Inc.—
2,000
200
&
2,000
200
Thornton,
Co
300
Inc
Dreyfus
&
Co.—
Ellis,
Holyoke
&
Co.—_
Inc.
200
500
200
200
Sons_
500
&
Gauntt,
Inc
200
G. H. Walker & Co.— 1,100
Walston & Co., Inc.—;
500
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
Inc.
500
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
20O
Collins
Julien
&
Dorsey
Funk,
&
Burton
Hobbs
&
&
Co,,
Hart,
&
Garrett
&
Shearson,
Hammill
Mohr,
Co.
Parish
______
.UNDERWRITERS FOR THE PREFERRED—The purchasers named
have severally agreed, subject to certain conditions, to pur¬
below
from
the
the
company
there
Stock
respective numbers of shares of New
forth.
set
,
Shares
Peabody
Kidder,
k ■'
Dillon,
man
-Securities
&
Becker
G.
10,250
7,500
Co
Stearns
Bear
A.
&
10,250
Co.
&
Union
&
Co.
7,500
7,500
Inc.
Co.,
Hallgarten & Co
P-
7,500
vden, Stone & Co.,
Inc.
Thalmann &
7,500
Shields
Co._.
&
&
Blair
Co.,
&
Inc
Co.,
J.
M.
A.
G.
Dain
&
Edwards
&
4,000
2,000
Inc._
Co.,
—
Co.
2,000
Sons_
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Irving Lundbord & Co._,
The
Milwaukee
Co
Pacific Northwest Co.
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
Kormendi & Co., Inc.—,
4,500
4,000
4,000
—
Inc.—.
Inc
Co.,
&
197,
Shares
■
A. Hogle & Co.,.
Robert W. Baird &
J.
7,500
—
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
• V
1,000
2559.
p.
Fenick & Ford, Ltd., Inc.—First Half Results—
-
Six Months Ended June 30—
Gross
Less:
profit
Selling,
1963
and income from operations—
advertising, general and ad¬
ministrative
$9,039,225
1962
$9,220,489
expenses
4.950,060
—_—
income—net
iv
5,160,237
4,089,165
Miscellaneous
4,060,252
-
—
240.347-
4,329,512
depreciation—
Less:
606,263
;—
*256,615
4,316,867
589,305
'
3,723,249
Less:
provision
income
Net
No.
—V.
p.
3,727,562
1,901,000
1,826,562
4,368,393
taxes—
share—____——.—
per
195,
income
4,389,435
$0.42
$0.42
1,899,000
___—
outstanding
shares
Earned
1,824,249
Federal
for
'
1706.
Pendleton Tool Industries, Inc.—Net Lower—
Sales
than
and
the
in
earnings
first
For
the
$7,195,170
income
second
shares
the
second quarter of 1963 were higher
of the year but still trailed the
months
Pendleton announced.
June
30,
1963,
sales
totaled
for the same quarter of 1962. Net
$318,907 equal to 32 cents per share on the
Morris B.
quarter
ended
$7,262,310
against
amounted
1,013,649
in
three
President
year-earlier pace,
•
Co.
500
Co.__
100
Inc.______
&
McKelvy
&
Cx.__!
Metropolitan Dallas
Newhard,
Cook
&
Paribas Corp.
L. F. Rothschild &
300
Simmons-
30O
30O
Co.
100
—V.
debt repayment, ex¬
and other corporate
&
1,100
L.
Hirsch
mining,- equipment,
Co.,
2,000
—
Co.
236,440 shares of its com¬
mining
1,100
&
Co.—
Son—
Co.—
Stroud
proceeds will be used for
&
Co.
Kohn
McCormick
Co
&
&
E.
Loewi
Inc
&
Bradford
C.
J.
Exploration & Mining Corp.—Common Of¬
fered—On July 23, 1963, the company offered pub¬
& H
Net
W.'
$500
&
Bros.
1,100
300
Beecroft,
Co
Noyes
Hilliard
B.
2,475
Kraus
&
Burge
J.
Inc.—
Inc.
Ladenburg,
licly, without underwriting,
mon stock at 25tf per share.
New
Amount
&
Hemphill,
Kaufman
Richard
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
Co.
P
pur¬
of
'
Co.——
&
Bancorporation—To Redeem Preferred
has called for redemption on Sept. 19, 1953, all
of
its outstanding
4Va% convertible preferred stock at $103 pe
share plus accrued dividends of 24 cents per share, j Payment will
be made at the Northwestern National Bank, Minneapolis.
Freferred
named
to
amounts
•Vvy.; .y
Glickenhaus
J.
2,475
Lynch,
Fenner
Ball,
2,475
&
_____
Merrill
chase
corporation
The
$2,475
Stearns & Co
Fe^r,
Salomon
January-June,
corrected payment
here,
15%
Brothers
Lehman
Preferred
Northwest
and
opera¬
conditions
certain
respective principal
(000 omitted)
Robert
in
water
j
-i-'-'-'"'.''.
Baker,
1962.
revenues
business
and
BONDS --.The
subject
agreed,
company
set
from
steamheating,
UNDERWRITERS
chase
there
derived
is
revenues
remainder
Hutzler
for
with operating revenues
1962.—V. 197, p. 1261.
'
v;
.
of 920 S. W. Sixth Avenue, Portland,
Ore., supplies electricity in more than 240 communities (largest of
which is Portland, Ore.) in the States of Oregon,
Wyoming, Wash¬
ington, California,
Montana
and Idaho.
Approximately 97% - of
company,
_
Inc.—Net, Revs. Up Sharply
The
company
has reported that earnings during June enabled
Northwest to complete the first half of the year with a. net profit
of $3,482,071, compared with net earnings of $1,911,906 in the first
Operating
applied
preferred
borrowings
bank
FEATURES—The
new
preferred
stock
will
be
at (redemption
prices ranging from $106.50 per share
including Aug. 1, 1968, to $105.50 per share thereafter plus
and
JBonds
•!
Northwest Airlines
of
be
serial
of
redeemable
below
400
from 23 cents per
months
Lynch,
Weld,
made in
retirement of bonds assumed in a
merger.
The balance will be used for the partial pi'epayment of
bank
loans' incurred for
temporary financing of the company's
construction program.
Edward
six
per
-
PROCEEDS—Net
550
Co.
Gdatt, President,
yearly record for sales and earnings
■
issue'at
$100.21
bids for the preferred stock ilsoi
dividend. These came from Lehman,
$4.72
a
Salomon
ended June 30.
.
share
redemDtion
tions.
the third quarter was 41 cents per
share for the same period Jast year.
Sales
for
the
first three quarters totaled $5,483,834, against
$4,930,531 for the same period last year, an increase of 11 h.
Net earnings for this period were $380,483 or 89 cents per share
compared with $319,695 or 75 cents per share for the same period
last year, up 19%.—V. 191, p. 744.
income
Net
share,
accrued
runner-up
named
its
final quarter," said James S.
enter the
for
redehin-
and
by 1992.
par
30, on a bid of
share, naming the 4.72% dividend rate.
the
Corp.—Sales Up 11%; Net 19%—
reported record sales and earnings for the
company
special
1992,
100,000
Light 4.72% serial" pre¬
price of $101.50 per share, to yield
Power
4.65%. The underwriters
550
—
Northern Plastics
third quarter
redeemable
at
in
par
announced the public offering of
Pacific
of
ferred stock
375
Inc.—
i
bonds
group,
shares
200
__
j
•
v
375
Co._
_—
Corp.
& Co.
& Co.
Weld
Witter
Dean
200
Inc.-
&
American
375
Co.
&
Hentz
Rothschild
Schwabacher
550
Co.—
&
Partners
&,
Co.
&
F.
L.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
was
date
funds,
income
:
8-27
dividend.
$ Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
a
8-1 5
9-10
40c
$1.25
____
(quar.)
Co.
•Transfer
Less
8-20
0-
(quar.)
Lines
(quar.)
County Gas
(quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
x
9-
11-
(quar.)
York
Zausner
8-20
10-
Quarterly
Zale
9-
25c
Company (quar.)
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. (quar.)
Towne
Riter
550
new
REDEMPTION
Inc.——
,
Co.,
&
550
550
ploratory
* 20c
30c
_
Monthly
Yocam
7-31
25c
Monthly
&
7-31
~
25c
75c
Wurlitzer
Yale
•»
1
8-
%
8-15
lc
___:
.
Co.
9-
8-15
18%c
(quar,)—.
common
Jr.
8-23
(quar.)
B
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
Corp.
& Co. and
Preferred Stock Offered—On July
31, Kidder Peabody & Co. and Eastman Dillon, Unibn Securities &
Co., New York, as joint managers of the underwrit¬
to
400
7-31
Newspaper
Work
200
8-15
9-16
15c
B
••
-----
& Co. ——Ripley
& Co.,
Hallgarten
compared
Machinery
(quar.)—:
Wool worth (F. W.) & Co., Ltd.—
(6V2 pence t>er share less British income
tax of 38%%)
Class
Wood
&
'Harriman
months
(quar.)
A
interest.
prices receding from 107.63%
Co.,
Securities,
—A
Ltd.
200
& ?. Co,
Sachs
Goldman,
8-16
9-30
5c
A
Co..
Paribas
Reynolds
'
7-22
8-31
90c
22c
:
(quar.)
class
550
275
Securities
Nomura
375
Union
Dillon,
Fahnestock
8-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Enterprises,
(quar.)
Wood-Mosiac
Nikko
FEATURES—The
sinking, improvement or replacement
prices ranging from 101% down to
stock,-,and
400
'
8-30
25c
Light
tion
toward
1
9-
Power—
Wisconsin
Class
9-24
10-
9c
9c
_
8-14
7-29
9-
5c
(monthly)
3
8-13
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
3.60%-
Wometco
9-13
18%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_,
6%
1
""^c
•
common
10-
4%
Monthly
Wisconsin
8-23
62V2c
(quar.)
common
Industries,
8-22
9
6c
dividend
Stock
9-10
9-
?5c
25c
;
(quar.)
Company,
Win-Chek
1
9-13
27V2C
$1.31'A
20c
(quar)
Bros.
5
10-
$1.12 V2
:
Inc.
Co.
York
The
Co.,
__
"indications
45c
Co., new com.
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
White Stag Mfg. class A (quar.)___!
:
Class
B
(quar.)
41/2 %
5
8-
?Oc
30c
5%%
White
8-
25c
(resumed)
Motor
S.)
8-31
35c
Inc. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
(S.
1
8-31
$1.25
Westmoreland,
White
8-
8-15
63%c
59%c
(quar.)
Coal
Pierce,
Inc.-
Hanseatic Corp.
New
The
150
Dominick
Securities
Securities
—V.
the
1
Stationery—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
Smith
&
Roland & Co.
Model,
Denton,
Corp.
Harris
REDEMPTION
•
550
Co.
Lynch,
Fenner
.
550
—-
&
Securities
Eastman
7-31
9
Gas—
Westmoreland
Weyerhaeuser
8-
company's
Light Co. —Bonds Offered —On
Amount
8-
8-15
$1.12Va
25c
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4.75%
&
&
White, Weld & Co., jointly, 99.57.
550
Brothers
^
(quar.)
Lines
Air
375
Dominion
West
<
Co.
¥
Dominick
H.
dividend)
American deposit rets, (stock
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
&
Daiwa
The
1
8-
8-15
the
^LPe«rb^y'o j°intly> "-719; and Blyth
700
"
Francisco)
Semi-annual
West
-
15c
(San
Freres
400
1
Wayne
in
Other bids for the bonds, all as
4%s,, came from
Halsey, Stuart & Co., 99.96; Eastman Dillon and Kid-
$550
Inc._
Co.,
Merrill
550
&
Bros.
Burns
1
60c
Steel
conv.
King
&
Lehman
—
Co._
Co.,. Inc.—.—
&
Co.,
_
Loeb
Lazard
7-31
income)
investment
Kuhn,
&
Inc.
2,000
.
Co.
Burnham
The
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred- (quar. >__
Corp., 6%
preferred C (quar.)
Inc.
&
Peabody
Kidder,
2,000
_______
9
Inc.—
Fund,
vV-,'%;.v.
■
Amount
375
Stearns
Blyth
9
8-
Corp.
roeder,
Bear,
7
9-
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
from
8-26
25c
$1.12
(quar.)
common
Mutual
Washington
4.80%
Co.
Co.,
~
Omitted)
Inc._$2,000
Co.,
&
Read
First
Bache
,
(quar.)
named below have severally
,
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.
Arnhold
and
S.
Bleich-
Co.—
,
Swasey
Washington
12V2C
(quar.)
v/;.
to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
purchase from NTT the respective principal amounts
below.
:
(000's
The
15c
Porter
the Minister of Posts
Amount
Salem)
Quarterly
Waco
in Tokyo, Nippon Telegraph was
from the Government the furnishing
forth
set
5
Dillon,
Wachovia
period
1993.
The bonds were priced at
101%, and accrued
interest, to yield 4.56% to maturity in 1993.
subject
agreed,
of
8-22
9-20
over
bodies,
agreement to
9
$1.56 Va
(quar.)
common
take
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
7-15
9-20
3
installation by March 31, 1968 of an additional
13,456,000 miles of telephone toll circuits
telephones, with related, exchange facilities.
Headquartered
—
1952'to
in
Power
of existing
improvement
with principal supervision by
and Telecommunications.
• <•'/
'
•'
8-16
9-
5%
div.)
new
public
mental
3
19c
,
(stock
a
telephone, telegraph and related communication services
in
Japan and is the only company furnishing such services in
Japan
It is wholly owned by the Government, and control of its
business and financial activities is exercised by
various Govern¬
7-12
(quar.)
A
ciass
Gas
Materials,
preferred
EU3INESS
of
7-26
8-15
$1.12 \'z
public
180,000
formed
V
into
subscriber lines,
5,000,000
(quarterly
Virginia Coal & .Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.
entered
corporation
the continued
provides for
program
and
Fund
bonds will be
additions, ex¬
approximately five billion dollars over the period. This new expan¬
12VaC
(quar.)_x.
Mutual
sale of the
primarily for
expansion program on April 1. 1963, which calls for in¬
expenditures in each of the next five years aggregating
100%
America—
of
used
be
PROGRAM-r-Thfr
EXPANSION
five-vear
$1.06%
i—
the
from
will
and
attempt to meet increasing demand
an
9-16
Ariz.)—
Inc.
proceeds
yen
8-15
25c
Fund
into
3
9-
25c
—1
.
preferred
6',4%
8-30
7 Vac
Additional
Vulcan
,7-
*.
Income
'
and to improve the effi¬
ciency of its services.
Nippon Telegraph & Telephone's current
budget calls for construction
expenditures of the equivalent of
approximately $675,000,000 for the fiscal year ending March 31,
1964.'
f.
'
***'." r
in
9-10
1
7-31
9-14
17 VaC
(quar.)
(Phoenix,
income)
Volunteer
6
15c
Bank
Corp.
10-
PROCEEDS—Net
9- 3
25c
(quar.)
Line
'12-
1-64
9-16
month
July 31, an underwriting group managed by Lehman
Brothers; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., New York, offered publicly $30,000,000 Pacific
Power & Light 4%% first
mortgage bonds due Aug. 1,
tensions, and improvements to the corporation's telephone facilities.
The corporation has made large expenditures annually for the con¬
struction of new facilities and modernization of existing facilities
3
25c
(increased-quar.)
common
Gas
Valley National
Quarterly
-
27 VaC
class A (quar.)
(quar.)___
pfd.
1
30c
—
(stock dividend)
Corporation
Pacific
purchases before Jan. 15, 1965, and lesser
on
apply thereafter. The proposed tax would not
applicable to resales of bonds made by foreigners
converted
3
8-16
6
9-
50C
——
Corp.,
Co,
8-31
,35c
—
8-
8-
12
any
Joe
would
8-15
8-31
15c
of
Insurance
4%%
3
9-20
1
9-
$1.12 Va
for
Benaron, President,
attributed much of Pacific
Mercury's
during the 1963 year to the elimination of nonproductive
operations and products not contributing to profits.—V.
197, p. 408.
rates, depending upon the remaining time to maturity,
be
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
income
progress
8-12
(quar.)_,____
Lines
Container
Vanderbilt
i
net
with the exception of 1957, when earnings were 80 cents
share. Sales for the 1963 12 months increased to $21,875^333
from $17,414,000 in the
comparable previous year.
per
to other than United States persons.
_—
Universal
Vanadium
IO-
9-
in¬
common
Universal
from
8-30
10-10
$2.50
(quar.)__
Delaware (quar.)--—
U 8 Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp. (quar.)
Value
1
7-31
38%%)
Time Corp.
New
8-30
9-27
10-
37 Vac
i
Canal
&
Truck
Valley
6
be 10.3%
Foundry (quar.)
_r_—
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
S
9-
.
that net income after taxes rose to
share in its fiscal year ended March 31.
per
earnings included approximately 10 cents per share
from the sale of certain
capital assets.
This
was
the
largest
8
tax, except that any purchase made after Sept. 16,
1963 by a United States person from a, foreigner
would be subject to a tax payable by the purchaser,
based on the purchase price. The rate of tax would
8-15
$$1
(quar.)
RR
Envelope,
preferred
Pipe
-■*
22c
(quar.)_
;
Ltd.—
Chemical, 4%%
States
41/2%
Voit
10-
3-15
1
$1.06 J/4
preferred (s-a)
Lines Co., common (quar.)
VSI
1
1
9-
t75c
•
7%
U.
8-
9-
Electronics—Net, Sales Higher—
reported
cents
These
;realized
v
69
or
history
Continued from page.
Cos.,
tax
come
U
8-15
5c
15c
common
Ltd.— i
payment of 4%
(Interim
U.
6
(annual)
Illuminating
United
S
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
United
S
8-20
Foods,
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6%
preference, class A (quar.)
U
6
convertible
60c
U
8-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
United Exposition Service
U.
8-23
8-20
has
company
$482,740
1963.
Investment News
7-31
9-10
25c
(quar.)
7%
United
8-15
45C
(quar.)_
com.
The
7-31
$38c
Cos.
United Engineering & Foundry,
Pacific Mercury
General Corporation and
7-31
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Electric
Holders
Payable of Rec.
i38c
$22 Vac
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
United
Share
of Company
Corporations
49
to
of
common
stock outstanding,
as
compared
with
.
'
.
■
.
■
■
-
.
/
■
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.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
2,405,095
on
997,788 shares then outstanding,
on
$584,386
sales
1962,
or
April of this year.
first half of 1963 were $14,335,016 and net income
equal to 58 cents per share. In the first half of
amounted to $14,227,973 and earnings were $900,579,
for the
Sales
was
share.
Mr. Pendleton listed the principal reasons
cents
90
a
of
197,
p.
activities.—
non-tool
company's
the
promoting
and
2254.
establishing
V.
the
mine
—V.
the program, which is expected to require several
years,
will
involve
establishment of a nationwide network of
of catalog distribution centers to serve every area of the country.
The fall and winter catalog, to be distributed principally in the
expanded Mil¬
most advanced
and equipment of any such center in the U. S.
in hand with the development of additional
distribution
will go the opening of more catalog centers in Penney
stores
This is a continuing program which started last September
and eventually will embrace all of the approximately 1,700 stores
by the company.
the other extreme,: the new
At
Land
100
dinner
"The introduction of the
several major steps being
appeal."—V. 197, p. 2464.
said,
President,
in
slightly
about
shoot
Of
lower
_
camera—the Polaroid Automatic
low light levels (a candlelit
control a time exposure up
figures
share
Per
sales of $100,408,097.
based on 486,135 common
$5.74 per share,
to
Formation
with
seconds.
the
8-exposui*e pack that loads
film format, pictures are
plastic
a
this
With
new
which means the. photographer lean
camera;
-
,
1
,
i
in
Later,
the
standing June 30, 1963.
During 1963 additional income of $692,644, equal
share,
resulted
from
special credits applicable to
When these special credits are included, net income
fiscal
$3,821,393,
to
amounted
year
$7.86
or
in
to $1.42 per
prior years.
for the 1963
share.—V. 196,
per
50
pictures
To
being
used,
75
makes
that
Pictronics, Inc.
Common Offered
—
for
3000
to
changes
black
may
film
a
white.
and
and
Cost
'?
Rocket Jet Engineering
Gulf
See
Net
earnings
Pennsylvania
motion
The
Period
•
•'
and
duration
hour
one
for
use
film
Kodachrome
colored
Net
Servomation
and
television
on
under
for
one-time
royalty
and
of
all
to
non-transferable
unless
and
terminated
same.
who
persons
basis
in
it
and
the
for
firm
processing-;
to
pay
it
is
continuous
its
by
the
At
film
of
this
film
the
in
tombers
wait
processed form.
of
its
within
facilities
have
their
at
film
that
processed
This
service
would
stores,
stores
and
offered
be
to
customers
departments
camera
in
through
the
drug
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO
cents
(10
par)
PRESENT
of
called for redemption
—V.
at
197,
cents
net
sales
the first
for
13%
of
increase
six months
over
sales
second
quarter
income
sales
net
recorded
in
increase
an
quarter
For
of
the
over
the
for
second
June
quarter
and
for
the
of
1963,
sales
$601,727
in
other
and
the
in
periods
half
-
President,
Hay,
stated
commenting on
Hodge, Jr., President,
the
normal
than
to
product
in
and
railway
Car
to
the
freight
Co.
absence
first-quarter
our
pertained
mix
the
improvement in earnings,
Mr.
stated, "The improvement reflects
first
car
subsidiary
•'
■
company
quarter
for
of
the
quarter
with
1963
first
run
said
535,431
529,465
249,188
18,973
operating
heavy
on
2,606,391
2,534,761
387,059
366,662
617,005
500,185
598,220
471,213
12,300
12,640
606,084
646,230
Deferred
entirely new type of
by the Greenville Steel
largely
of
Net
were
last
as
due
certain
off
year.
to
the
in
of
1962.—V.
197,
year
quarter
ago.
$205,296,000,
1962.
sales
Sales for
up
from
and
the
part
the
not
earn¬
normal
upward
quarter.
sales
seasonal
in
the
the
last
first
months
1992.
6,356
$964,435
debentures
after
or
1,
the
before.—
year
Co.—Deben¬
an
1986.
due
7
debentures
will
redeemable
be
at prices ranging from 104.734%
1968,
to
,
on
Kentucky,
at
Edgewood
Louisiana,
Tennessee.
telephones
As
67
Mississippi,
of
service,
in
$997,351
March
of
31,
North
1963,
which
about
Carolina, South
the company had
98%
were .dial
operated.
of
debt
315,315 \,
debt
exp.
less
charged
to
319,497
construction—credit
Blyth
1,800
—19,888
18,003
1,811
—12,480
15,728
&
Merrill
income
Total
$315,230
deductions
&
$649,205
stock
dividend
M.
$672,795
43,883
43,883
requirements
&
Co.
Bell,
Earnings
Earnings
shares
1
—V.
197,
available
per
p.
for
common
outstanding
1993.
common
share
June
on
$605,322
$628,912
$0.54
stock—
1,115,914
$0.56
'30, 1963
Higher—
the six-month period ended June 30, 1963, reached
Theodore H. Silbert, President, announced.
profits after taxes for the first half of 1963 totaled $1,073,318. equal to 40 cents per common share, compared with $812,313.
or 35 cents per common share in 1962. Per-share earnings are based
Earnings for
all-time high,
Hutzler
12,925
200
300
&
Co
Downing
——
Cole
&
Gouinlock
.
—
Co.-—
Co.
F.
Co
Landstreet
Investment
300
100
150
&
Co.-
Dain
&
Co.,
Inc._
500
250
Inc.
100
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast
Eddleman,
100
:
Pollok
dick Inc.
Ellis, Holyoke
Fos-
&
300
&
Co,_
Elworthy & Co.
First Alabama Securities,
inc.
California
(Inc.)
Fusz-Schmelzle
Co.
250
&
Co.,
400
109
Gairdner & Co., Inc
Hallgarten & Co.____,
Harris
C.
Inc
200
250
I
150
;
First
T.
200
Weedon
M.
Davis, Skaggs & Co._
Delago
Securities
Co.,
Inc.
200
200
150
Co.,
Inc.
Crowell,
J.
&
Inc.
Clayton Securities Corp.C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.
Kirkpatrick,
Crane
Amount
300
—
Glynn <fe Co
Cassell & Co., Inc.
&
100
200
&
Blewer.
C.
Chiles
T
SFC Financial Corp.—Net
Net
Omitted)
12,925
Inc
Inc.
[
1963
an
&
Co.,
Bass
Beecroft,
Inc._
Smith
Baumgartner,
income
Preferred
&
Bros.
Salomon
Jack
12,925
Co., Inc
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
$324,556
$12,925
Brothers
Lehman
premium
expense
Abroms
Net
.•
(000's
Amount
long-term
interest
100%
,
Ave., Atlanta, Ga.,
furnishes communication services in Alabama, Florida,
and
Clark,
of
1963,
1,
Aug.
FEATURES—The
Aug.
company
8,102,526
$990,995
Other
trends
from the $20,935,000 reported for the first half
Earnings per share were $1.89 for the first half of 1963
p.
Offered—On
Carolina
year
six
$12,604,587
640.
p.
1998, plus accrued interest.
the
—497
income
Interest
gain,
included
for
.
from
$12,915,076
Georgia,
$4,629,726
$964,932
in the preced¬
'7U/'..V
to
rose
BUSINESS—Headquartered
This
Mr. Hill said this
figures this year of the
427.
share,
deductions:
Other
$171,245,000
with $1.97 per share for the first six months of 1962
shares
now
outstanding). Sales for the first half
$371,686,000 against $322,166,000 for the first half of 1962.
197,
$4,753,674
(net)
Amortization
second
earnings for the current
per share as compared
$1.19 per share for the com¬
the
p.
UNDERWRITERS—
slightly
for
in
$1.28
throughout
to
inclusion
$20,063,000
on
I
levels
198,
reported that it earned $34,442, equal to 3.3
in the year ended last April 30. This com¬
has
common
REDEMPTION
24,650
taxes
expenses
income
income
Income
Net
or
income
operating
Operating
Other
1161.
p.
Y.—V.
N.
company
194,
5%
an
second
a
substantial
subsidiaries
of
compared
—V.
of
higher
due
to
earnings
(adjusted
were
to
of
taxes
taxes
Federal
Total
Federal
taxes
income
Federal
costs
development
income
State
Paint products required by the construction industry.
respect
sales
at
was
inT^-?^s a
With
was
quarter
sustained
$5,620,721
Maintenance
a
improvement
18,345
$5,718,606
revenues—;
Operation
disappointing first quarter, David G. Hill, President,
sales began to improve
significantly in early April and
that
were
that
those
earnings of $12,710,000
quarter year in 1962.
Following
1962
Depreciation
State, local & misc.
more
Debentures
publicly $70,000,000 Southern Bell Telephone & Tele¬
graph 4%% debentures, due Aug. 1,2003, at 101.234%,
plus accrued interest,_to yield 4.31%.
The group won award of the issue at competitive
sale July 31 on a bid of 100.567%.
Other bids for
the debentures, both as 4%s, came from Halsey, Stu¬
art & Co., 100.55, and Morgan Stanley & Co., 100.251.
Net proceeds from the offering will be used for
general corporate purposes, including the repayment
of advances from American Telephone & Telegraph
Co., parent, and, with other corporate funds, the re¬
demption in September of $70,000,000 outstanding
..
227,762
Total
in
and nat¬
underwriting
group headed by Lehman Brothers; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., and
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
New York, offered
$4,515,202
308,521
Water
and
also
production
development costs referred
built
half
$13,541,000 equivalent to
were
.
1963
300,101
Interest
reported
over
amounted
second
net
parable
has
improved
wera
'
$4,636,339
Gross
The
V.
1962
Transportation
1962,
These
being
was
the
of
abnormal
production
which
in
that
of
report."
Co.—To Redeem
Power
favorably to the company's net loss of $66,528
tures
Steam
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
ings
same
,
Gas
Edwin
a
including chemicals
products,
2609.
a
Sales
that
Period Ended June 30—
1962.
$607,469
were
St.,
ing year.
$13,-
were
St. Joseph Light & Power Co.—Six Mos.' Report—
be
Y.
1962.
In
economies
The
for
I
totaled
of
197, p.
cents
production of crude oil and
the six months was 831,000 barrels, compared with
800,000 barrels last year.
Natural gas sales to June 30th were 7,865,000 Mcf, compared with 7,684,000 Mcf in 1962.—V. 197, p. 1992.
second
income
first
the
major
Simon Hardware Co.—Shows Profit for Year—
Operating expenses:
months
$18,109,604. compared with $24,136,746
Net
profit figures for the six-month
1963
1963
For the comparative period in
1963, was $1,350,000.
30,
Charles
year.
six
of
sales of $11,208,149 in the
earnings were $l,200,0o0,
Outstanding
103,238 shs.
shown
1963, Shell's volume of refined product
corresponding 1962 period.
Increases
of
over
all
company
Pine
80
that net profit for the six months to
has reported
company
on
$244,869
half
7%
in
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
reported
$37,014
of last
the
the
Co., Ltd.—Ne't Higher—
Royalite Oil
that second quarter sales and other
$8,303,858, somewhat below the comparable $11,055,729
1962. Net profit for this current quarter was $281,883,
was
share. This was also a 21% increase over the
period, when the net income was $36,670,000,
has called for redemption on Aug. 24, 1963, all
of its outstanding 5%%
debentures due July 1, 1985 at 106.40%.
Immediate payment will be made at the National Shawmut Bank
of Boston, 40 Water St., Boston, or, The Chase Manhattan Bank,
Operating revenues:
has
the second quarter of 1963 was $44,-
pares
an increase of 21%
over
period last ytear.—V. 197, p. 2096.
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.—Net Higher for 2nd Half
company
share, earned in the
a
v
■
a
Pacific
Sierra
were
for
gas.—V.
The
of
Electric
The
this year
of
$22,661,508
of
■:
first
increased
recorded
ural
per
592,155,
a
2052.
p.
the
During
stores,
the sinking fund, $676,000
1977 at 100.190%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will
the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., 40 Wall St., N
l,
made
a
sales
1962.
Sept. 1, 1963, through
of its 5V2% debentures due
operation of
Mar.
1962.
1962
per
50
Consolidated
cus-
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
company has
of
share.
earned
earnings
an
condensate
The
to
the $74,937,000, or $1.24
than
greater
61.cents
Jyi
1963, the corporation reported net
profits after taxes of $517,639, as against $393,761 for the same
period last year. April-June earnings per share were 32 cents, an
increase of 28% over the 25 cents per share for the second quarter
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
amounted
21%—
has announced that consolidated net income in the
1963 was $90,921,000, or $1.50 a share. This was
corresponding
1963.
the
For
area.
Authorized
stock
of the company was listed
the symbol SVM.
period last year.
The
Common
under
months of
326,000, or 73 cents
for the same period last year.
share were 61 cents, an increase of
share earned from ^January through
after adjustment for a 2%' stock dividend paid Febru¬
1962,
15,
same
discount
and
department
through other retail outlets in
Exchange
Consolidated net income for
its net profit after taxes for
$988,542, an increase of $187,-
that
reported
1963
$800,754
the
$25,650,371,
time.
photo
has
of
the
Consolidated
with the
within
half
over
ary
return
Wilkes-Barre
5,326,746
outstanding
21%
Corp.—Net, Sales Higher—
company
over
June,
terms
the
before
The company believes
could
area
hours
72
stock
common
Stock
Co.—Net Up
Oil
company
first half
or
Six-months
Kodachrome
colored
processed
least
processing
own
its
for
at
9,014,342
$1.69
5,313,986
1
9,642,360
10,155,278
$1.91
The
first six
8.
p.
first
22%
by
customers
must
area
establishment
lesser
time,
present
in
shares
18,656,702
11,176,359
income
..
788
the license holder.
The company has no competitors located within a 125 mile radius
of its place of business at Wilkes-Barre in the procesing of colored
Kodachrome film. However, there is no assurance that competition
may not be encountered by Pictronics in said area in the future.
writing
•
150,885,470
21,331,637
income
on
on
share
per
of
Ronson
the
a
additional for its processing
Eastman Kodak makes this
seek same on a non-exclusive
$170
to
$200
its license
that
taxes
taxes
198,
The
available
condition
on
York
were
utilized as movies and
to be
use.
make
film
supplements
available
license
will
Co.
Y.,
N.
commercial
Kodachrome
manuals
and
Rochester,
of
and
Kodak
Eastman
colored
Co.,
home
the
29,
July
New
Shell
1962
jjj
'
'it-
Kodak
man
slides
before
Number
processing
;
.
profit
—V.
with- East¬
agreement
license
a
the
(b)
1,163,000
$1.56
Corp.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
2297.
160,713,602
Earnings
two basic divisions (a) the
documentary films of one-half hour
picture
motion
of
Profit
Market St., in Wilkes-Barre.
picture studios are at 41 East
intends to operate in
*
'
<
sales
Estimated
Building;
1963
Ending June 30—
7
incorporated under the laws of
The executive offices of the firm
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and its
1961.
company
production
of
24,
Bennett
56
at
1,232,000
1,335,000
$1.78
share
per
2,395,000
1,420,000
1682.
197, p.
the
2,755,000
taxes
income
on
period
Rockwell-Standard Corp.—Six Months' Report—
was
company
Oct.
on
located
are
taxes
the
income
Fed.
estimated
for
net
(income)
Federal
Effective
Net
BUSINESS—The
before
income
on
films, and for working capi¬
tal, and other corporate purposes.
11,959,000
9,563,000
4,168,000
3,741,000
59,000 /
16,030
sold
goods
Net
share.
duction of documentary
190,
1963
1962
$18,941,000 $15,715,000
30—
June
expenses
Estimated
Corp.—Proposed Asset Sale
Industries, Inc., this issue.—V. 197, p.
Western
&
over incountries,
operations.—V.
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
Power
of
Income
camera
take
distribution in both
and
manufacturing
own
expenses
Other
—V.
75,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per
Net proceeds, estimated at $232,000, will be
used for construction of a film precessing plant, pro¬
sales
all
tis
Selling, general & administrative expenses
is
dial
speed
The
of
sales
Cost
300—for- films
p. 426.
and
198,
two
handle
the company will
expands,
operation
Ended
Net
other speeds—150
market in the future.—V.
for
Australian
Forms
wholly-owned manufacturing and sales sub¬
new,
more
Sealed
On July 29,
—
offered publicly,
1963, G. K. Shields & Co., New York,
film
color
Polaroid
simply
photographer
the
for
provisions
a
time
Period
focus.
in
10 seconds—will be available at the outset.
electronic circuit control for whichever film
in
the
change
from
is
camera
—
816.
p.
types—Polaroid Polacolor Land Film for color pictures
seconds and Polaroid 3000-speed Land Film for black-and-
white
748.
p.
the
of
the
as
same
creasingly
film
Two
Co.
that
will
size
other—and
the
out¬
shares
Manufacturing
products for the: growing aluminum door and window industries
part of the world. They added that at the outset Schlegel
partially subcontract certain manufacturing processes and at
ing
1
,
weighs
now
remains the 3y4 x 4y4M format which previously was
available
only in Polaroid Land Cameras weighing between four
and five pounds.
Focusing is controlled by a push-push technique. The image in
the
coupled
rangefinder
moves
in the same
direction as the
user's index fingers.
Push left, push right, until one image covers
on
are
stock.—V.
common
sidiary in Australia has been announced by Richard Turner, Chair¬
and Kennethe Schlegel, President.
The
new
operation, headquartered at Sydney, is The Schlegel
Manufacturing Co. (Aust.), Pty., Ltd.
According to Messrs. Turner and Schlegel, the new company has
been formed for the manufacture of weatherseals and other build¬
.
equal
corporation's
man,
just 2V2 pounds—less than many 35mm
This
weight includes the front cover which acts as a
can
be removed to make the camera even lighter. The
camera
picture
fiscal year after restatement of results to give effect
depreciation adjustments, income totaled $2,791,947,
1962
the
retroactive
$0.78
been appointed registrar
198, p. 99.
Bank New York has
National City
the
Schlegel
automatically
right after another.
one
and
case
has
$96,470,422.
In
to
$0.73
of common stock—
share
per
17,435,315
7,932,010
9,503,3G5
6,696,525
Subsidiary—
-
,
very
measure
can
format
seven
cameras.
reported a 12%
increase in earnings on
sales for its fiscal year ended June 30, 1963.
was
$3,128,749, equal to $6.44 per share, on sales
income
Net
earnings
for
seconds.
processed outside
Pepperell Manufacturing Co.—Net Up 12%—
company
and
film
new
The
The
Net
15,765,502
taxes
on income
taxes
—V. 197, p. 2096.
features; include:
Other
A
catalog symbolizes one of
taken to broaden the company's consumer
Camera—can
table),
several
to
chain.
Batten,
before
for
income
(Earl) Schieb, Inc.—Appointment—
unveiled
was
Hand
M.
$
277,320,620 269,609,424
4.
9,068,977
income
Provision
completely new Polaroid Land Camera featuring a transistor¬
ized shutter than
can
measure
the short, brilliant burst of a
flashbulb
and
set
a
perfect exposure in the duration of flash
'
all-Penney
1962
A
facilities
William
Net
Lightweight Camera—
Polaroid Corp.—New
systems
first
198,
1963
expenses
Net
564. "
p.
1962.—V.
30,
293,086,122 287,044,739
-
and
Costs
costs, as the
of the accident.
result
a
as
June
$
sales
Net
increased
and
weeks
six
for
down
after
Regis Paper Co.—Six Months' Report—
St.
First
of
Midwest, will be serviced by the company's newly
waukee distribution center, believed to employ the
the
closed
197,
production
reduced
further
was
com¬
8.
Period Ended June 30—
curtailed
Virginia
1963,
Profits for 1962 are exclusive of pooling-ofconsummated
transactions
interests
p.
which
longshoremen's strike,
and
1963
ing-of-interests basis.
of Milwaukee.
Merchandise Co.
in
strike
newspaper
30,
June
at
shares one year earlier. Earnings are before
of $81,518 in both periods.
earnings include the results of operations of recently
charges
acquired American Finance and Atlas Leasing companies on a pool¬
the operations of the United States Trucking
Corp.
In addition, the company's Clinchfield coal properties in
Virginia were affected by the severe weather during much of the
first
quarter and later by floods that washed out bridges and
roads.
This reduced coal production and increased
mining costs.
The unfortunate mine explosion at Compass No. 2
Mine in West
(J. C.) Penney Co.—Enters Mail Order Field—
company
has
started to distribute its first
mail order
catalog
For
the 61-year-old department store chain,
distribu¬
tion
of
the
1,252-page fall and winter catalog will mark com¬
pletion of the first phase of its program to set up a nationwide
catalog service which began last year with acquisition of General
part
prolonged
severely
The
Next
The
outstanding
shares
common
amortization
company
equivalent to $2.33 per share, compared to $4,464,327, or $2.58
per share for the same period last year, after preferred dividend
and adjusted to a comparable basis.
Earnings for the first half of 1963 were adversely affected by
higher
Department of Defense,
the
to
for the lower earnings
in relation to sales resulting from a less-than-anticipated
business
volume
and
continued heavy expenditures in
expenses
level
sales
reduced
sharply
as
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
.
1,992,117
with
pared
announced that consolidated net income for the
second
quarter of this year amounted to $1,661,920, equivalent
to 91 cents per share, compared to net earnings of $1,781,410, or
$1.00
per
share
for the corresponding period last year,
after
preferred dividends and adjustment to a comparable basis.
Income
for
the
first six months of the year was $4,114,664
The
in
split
stock
Pittston Co.—Net Lower—
$434,613 or 44 cents per share
adjusted for the three-for-two
quarter earnings last year of
second
.
(518)
&
Partners
Henderson
&
500
2,000
Inc.
750
Co.,
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.—
100
100
Volume
6287
Number
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Omitted)
(000's
'
I
Amount
Hickey &
ford,
Kreeger
Jonse,
Kaufman
The
Lan-
&
200
300
Inc.
&
Bros.
250
250
Co
Co
&
Richard E. Kohn
Kroeze,
$300
Co
Kentucky
Kohlmeyer
Co
100
Co.—
&
&
McLarty
Lester,
Ryons
Thompson
Luce,
&
Mason
F.
M.
C.
S.
&
Mayer
McKee
&
Midland
Miller
&
Corp.
George
Brothers
Writer
Peters,
Pohl
&
Quinn
—V.
Inc
Co.,
;
Co.—-*.:
&
198,
$16.1
million
Net
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
10Q
Earnings
Period Ended June 30
—V.
p.
197,
Corp.,
"The
acquisition
Sunac
company's
principal
its
The
mon.
its
Sunac
required
and
stock
interest
an
debentures
382
in
of
shares
1,000
each
for
acquisition
common
has
offer
The
17.
subordinated
5%
its
shares.
July
on
Sunset agreed to exchange $300 in
offer,
stock
common
completed
of
shares
the
of
amount
of
shares
expired
and
17
of
outstanding
9,366,522
total
June
on
the terms
$2,020,760 of its 5% debentures.
gross
wells located in Texas,
Mexico,
New
Swift
Higher—
Inc.—Net
Homes,
annual
recent
stockholders,
of
meeting
taxes
—
share
$0.32
$0.10
outstanding
466,517
466,397
common
per
shares
1683.
p.
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge
The
has reported that sales and earnings moved higher
quarter of 1963, continuing the upward trend of
company
the
in
second
past two years. Sales for the period reached a new historical
peak and earnings were the highest for any quarter since the
second quarter of 1957.
In
their quarterly report to shareholders, J. D.
Wright, Chair¬
man
and Chief Executive
Officer, and H. A. Shepard, President,
said
Ira
sales
-net
million
$11.9
sales
Net
quarter, were $122.7 million, compared to
second quarter of 1962.
six. months of 1963 were $240.1 million,
the
for
the
in
for
first
the
half of 1962. This was the
period in the company's history.
reflect the deconsolidation, dur¬
ing the second quarter and retroactive to Jan. 1, 1963, of Latin
American operations. This step, which eliminates certain exchange
complications and otherwise simplifies the company's accounting
procedures, produced a slight decrease in sales reported for the
1963
periods but had no significant effect on earnings.
Net income for the second quarter of 1963 was $3,976,207, equal
to $1.04 per share of common stock. This compares with earnings
$231.6 -million
against
business
of
$
$3,536,500
H.
the
for
months
1962.
of
for
share
a
first
of
half
quarter
the second
1963
was
of
1962.
or
$7,066,956
computed on the 3,766,410 shares of common stock outstanding at
June 30,
1963, and for the 1962 periods on the 3,391,926 shares
outstanding at June 30, 1962, with adjustment for the 10% stock
dividend declared last December.—V. 197, p. 2403.
both
—V.
stock
198,
it
reported that $2,000,000 of this firm's convert¬
ible subordinated notes due May 1, 1978 had been
sold privately through Hayden, Stone & Co., Incwas
New York.—V.
198,
333.
p.
Time
The
Inc.—Net
has
company
President
reported.
James
year,
Linen
A.
and Chairman
::V
%
.
Augustus
for the
C., Long,
first
share,
a
period
of
9.7%
Andrew
1962
for
cents
share,
13.8% over last year, while
affiliated companies were
for
198,
first
half
include
1963
of
in
the
second
quarter
compared
with
the
share,
a
period
same
last
year
to
amounted
$116,233,000,
$103,828,000, or 82 cents a
-—
an
increase of 11.9%.
143.
p.
Higher—
operations in all divisions contributed to net income
$6,620,497
during the second quarter of
1963,
according
to
■Orville
S.
Carpenter,
President.
This
compares
with $4,862,413
Mr.
during the second quarter of 1962.
Carpenter said 1963 second quarter earnings,
dividend
after preferred
requirements, amounted to 24 cents per share on 19,428,291
common
stock
outstanding on June 30. During 1962,
shares
of
second
quarter
of
number
income
net
cents
share
per
the
on
same
shares.
Per-share
earnings for
against 59 cents at
cents,
15
was
income
for
creased
revenues
the
first
half
the
first
half
of
the
same
time
last
of
this
1963
amounted
year.
to
72
Non-recurring
approximately 10 cents
per share, compared with
14 cents during the first half of 1962.
"Traffic and revenues in the Little Big Inch Division continue
to show
significant gains," Mr. Carpenter stated.
This division,
operating the company's Petroleum Products Pipeline System, in¬
year
was
above second quarter
337c
revenues
last
For
year.
the first half, the System's-revenues were 44%
above those for the
corresponding 1962 period. Mr. Carpenter said arrangements were
made during
the second quarter for development of underground
storage
Mr.
Carpenter
said
also
petroleum
from
revenues
production
activities
improved throughout the first half of 1363 due to "more
balanced
crude
production, refinery
runs
and
inventory
evenly
of
products."
The
largest
exoansion
planned for its Natural Gas
ever-increasing demand for
plans
construct
to
in
program
Texas
Eastern
history
abreast
Pipeline System. "To keep
in our service area, the
gas
worth
facilities
almost
$200
is
of
ization
cubic
purchase of about 4.4 trillion
gas under terms of a 264year contract with Gulf Oil
contract
is
the
largest gas purchase transaction on
Texas
expansion
Eastern
the
1964,
mouth
of
from
contract
a
thousand
19
the
cubic
the
out
cents
on
a
records.
is
application
November,
million
based
of
The
Corp.
If
for this
feet
at
cubic
Partial
approved, initial
deliveries will start in
processing plant Gulf will build near the
Mississippi
rate
feet
contract.
per
a
of
daily
The
feet
at
thousand
River.
150
Deliveries
million
will increase annually
feet daily in 1964 to 500
they will remain through¬
will be 20.9875 cents per
cubic
1968. where
maximum price
in
80%
cubic
annual
feet
at
load
100%
factor
and
declining
to
above.
and
Redemption—
The
corporation has
called
for redemption on Sept.
1,
1933,
through operation of the sinking fund, $750,000 of its 478% first
mortgage
pijpe line bonds due Mar. 1, 1977 at 100%
plus ac¬
crued
interest; $526,000 of its 5%% first mortgage pipe line bonds
Sept. 1, 1977 at 100%
plus accrued interest; $468,000 of its
478%
first mortgage pipe line bonds due Mar. 1,
1978 at 100%
plus accrued interest;
and $675,000 of its
5%%
first mortgage
pipe line bonds due Sept. 1, 1978 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
due
Payment will be made at the office
St., N. Y—V. 198, p. 237.
of Dillon,
Read &
Co., 48 Wall
billed
company
has reported that 1963
of $68,453,000 reached an all-time
profits
after
taxes
were
$2,801,000.
It
second
high
was
quarter
for
the
any
fourth
net
record
a
total
1264.
p.
Co.—Merger Effective—
Lender
Matthew
Co.,
&
Inc.,
and
Fallon Law Book Co.fx Inc., and Banks &
Mirror Co. was completed July 31.
Bender
companies, New York headquartered
and
two affiliated
Co., into The
President
diversified
the
of
newspaper,,
communications
Mirror's softcover I book publishing
Library of World Literature, Inc., will
launch a hardcover book publishing program in the Fall.
"Eender's 1963 volume is estimated at $10,000,000, all of which
will be added to Times Mirror's 1963 consolidated revenues as the
and
graphic
The
house.
Times
firm.
arts
effected
been
on
basis,"
pooling-of-interests
a
"This
will
be
sharp
a
This is
an
personal injury cases, bankruptcy, eminent domain, taxation, medi-J
cal cases, oil and gas law and taxation, copyright law, legal pro¬
cedure
anti-trust, real estate, legal form books, Federal practice
and other$.
It currently publishes 155 active titles in 48 areas of
the law.—V.
198,
143..%
p.
'
Tinnerman Products,
in
Increases
sales
Inc.—Sales Up 12.3%; Net 4.4%
for the
earnings
and
six
months ended June
the like 1962 period were reported by this producer
Nut brand spring steel fasteners and plastic fasteners
for many industrial applications.
'
R.
C.
Overstreet,
President of
the Cleveland-based company,
announced
in
the
interim
report to stockholders that net sales
for the first half of
1963 increased 12.3% over those of the first
1963
of
over
Speed
of
half
1962
profit
and
the
for
income
Net
increased 4.4%.
period amounted
equivalent to $1.50 a share on 382,100
pared with $547,714, or $1.43 a share
of
"
1962.
4
'
"
Tokio
(50
Marine
&
Fire
•'
rV-
"
to $571,672, which was
shares outstanding, com¬
for the first six months
'
1
/"
Insurance
'
.•
.
BUSINESS
—
Co.,
The
incorporated
ended
casualty
March
—
BUSINESS—Trailer Train,
headquartered at 6 Penn
Center Plaza,
was incorporated in Delaware in 1955 for the primary
acquiring and supplying to railroads flat cars of stand¬
ard designs suitable for the transportation by railroad of highway
trailers, commonly called "piggyback" equipment.
The company's
stock is owned
(as of June 30, 1963) by 34 railroads, comprising
approximately 78% of the Class I railroad mileage in the United
States; and by one: freight forwarder.
Operations of the company
commenced
in iMarch,
1956, with a fleet of 500 flat cars, and,
as of June 30,
1963, the company had a fleet of 13,874 cars.
of
purpose
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
-
FINANCING
Outstanding
$
Conditional
sale
obligations
41/2%
i.
168,144,461
4,800,000
equipment
Installment
4,800,000
20,178,476
20,142,040
certificates-
trust
purchase
contract
(due
199,000
quarterly)
Capital stock
($1
par)
PURCHASERS
agreed
forth
9,950
purchasers
from
the
below
named
subject to
company,
the principal amounts of
opposite their respective names.
severally
have
the
the
agreement,
below
18,500 shs.
20,000 shs.
The
—
purchase
to
purchase
V
146,433,491
equipment trust certificates
Other
$
(due
serially)
the
of
terms
certificates
set'
Amount
Salomon
Drexel
—V.
Brothers
&
198,
Hutzler
&
The
&
960,000
Union Securities & Co
Inc
Company,
7
j
!
Up 62%—
continued to achieve record breaking results in
1963 thus making the first six months of
quarter
current
960,000
960,000
-—
333.
p.
company
second
$1,920,000
Company
Dillon,
Transcon Lines—Net
the
the
of
the best first half in terms of both revenues and
the company's history, Chairman Scribner Birlenbach
year
profits
in
announced.
For
to
six
the
Net
in
ended
months
$14,458,000
recorded
10%
a
the
income
June
increase
half
first
of
30,
1963
over
gross
gross
1962.
revenue
of
revenue
amounted
$13,138,000
:
•
totaled $823,000 equal to $1.21 per share
shares outstanding as of June 30, 1963.
increase in net profits over those of the
comparable period a year ago.
For the first six months of 1962,
net income after taxes totaled $509,000 or 79 cents a share based
on
664,020 common shares outstanding at the end of that period.
after
682,570
on
represents
In
the
gross
1962.
Net
share
were
62%
quarter of 1963 gross revenue was $7,667,000 up
of $6,869,000 recorded in the second quarter of
was $490,000
against $345,000 and earnings per
revenue
income
cents
72
continuance
of
cents.
that
Lines
Transcon
for
54
vs.
stated
Birlenbach
Mr.
demand
taxes
common
a
second
from
the
outlook
services
for
remains
a
continued
excellent
strong
based
upon
business conditions.
The company thus
anticipates by far the best year in its history in terms of revenues,
profits and earnings per share, he concluded.—V. 197, p. 2299.
a
present
company,
in
1878
and
headquartered
is
in
Tokyo,
origi¬
in
marine,
the fiscal year
the oldest insurance
31,
and
allied
1963, jt
lines
of
insurance.
In
accounted
The
Corp.—Net, Rev¬
reported
has
company
that
net
for
income
the
months
12
1963 was $23,608,569, equal after preferred dividends
$22,546,435, or $1.19
per
a year ago.
Operating rev¬
enues rose
to $222,936,385 from $203,360,269 the year before.
Second quarter net income amounted to $5,760,249, up from $5,684,984 a year ago.
After preferred dividends, earnings based on
15,349,266 common shares outstandling at June 30, 1963, were 30
cents, the same as for, the comparable 1962 quarter.
Operating
revenues
totaled
$57,014,230,
against $52,119,321
in the second
quarter last year.
E.
Clyde McGraw,
President, said that construction of major
expansion
and underground storage
facilities authorized by the
Federal Power Commission during the first quarter of 1963 is pro¬
gressing satisfactorily.
New facilities authorized will increase sys¬
tem
pipeline allocated capacity from 1,587,000,000 cubic feet to
1,653,000,000 cubic feet per day in 1963.
Total gas available daily
from, underground storage during the heating
season will be in¬
creased from 491,000,000 cubic feet to 637,000,000 cubic feet over
a
three-year period commencing in the winter of 1963-64.
The company announced that it had received authorization from
to
$1.22
with
share, compared
share, for the corresponding period
the
common
per
Federal
Commission
Power
for
construction
the
of
storage
a
liquefied natural gas near the main pipeline in New
plant, in its first phase of development, will provide
storage of 1 billion cubic feet of natural gas, with daily delivery
capacity of 200,000,000 cubic feet, and is expected to be available
for deliveries for short periods of peak demand during the 1964-65
plant
for
The
Jersey.
143.
198, p.
heating season.—V.
Tri-Chem,
for
Inc.—Six Months'
Report—
1963
1962
$497,436
$365,883
296,988
200,448
79,746
120,702
224,959
140,724
72,098
68,626
10,791
11.375
7,330
49,921
25.960
Period Ended June 30—
sales
Net
_
of
Cost
goods sold
Gross profit
Selling, general & administrative expenses—
Operating profit
'
Interest
1
13,784
Amortization
Profit
before
Provision
Net
—V.
194,
96,127
50,000
—
taxes
per
of
Number
taxes
for
profit
profit
Net
46.127
$0.14
share_.
outstanding
333,809
shares
23,961,
I $0.07
340,030
2711.
p.
"21" Brands, Inc.—Management Changes—
was
On
July
President
elected
"21"
active
Distillers
Charles
.
.
A.
..
Corp.,
,
Maxwell
a
veteran
liquor
Kriendler
and
Chairman
was
of
President, will continue to fill
a Director, and member oi
President,
Chairman
n
Executive Vice-
A.
Committee
subsidiary.
founding
as
Honorary
Committee.
Berns,
Hunter.
Executive
company's
role
Executive
"21"
T.
the
of
was elevated from
Brands, succeeding
Adsit
of
Francis
Chairman
Brands
H.
President
Hunter/the
the
Edgar
30,
to
leader
industry
an
from the sale will be added to the
company's funds available
for
investment. It is the company's
intention
to invest the larger percentage of
its available funds
proceeds
Line
Pipe
Higher—
ended June 30,
company
assets,
PROCEEDS—Net
Gas
Transcontinental
enues
Ltd.—Shares
Japan. It is also Japan's largest insurance company writing
and
180,000,000 shs.
'
1, 1963, First Boston Corp., Nikko
Securities Co., Ltd. and Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
New York, managers of an underwriting group of¬
fered publicly 400,000 American Depositary Shares of
Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance, representing 20,000,000 shares of common stock, par value 50 Japanese
yen per share. The American Depositary Shares were
priced at $18.25 per share.
Since this
offering was initially filed with the
Securities 'and Exchange Commission in late June, it
would not be subject to the proposed tax on foreign
securities as described by the Treasury Department.
fire
Outstanding
320,000,000 shs.
par)
yen
Philadelphia,
Offered—On Aug.
nally
j
certificates, which are non-callable, were republic sale at prices to yield from 3.95%
the maturities
from July 1, 1979 to July 1, 1983, inclusive. They are
to be secured by new equipment estimated to cost
$6,000,000 and will mature in 20 annual instalments
of $240,000 on each July 1 from 1964 to 1983, inclusive.
Mr.
increase over Bender's 1963
example of an aggressive organiza¬
tion that has capitalized on a fundamental trend; in this instance,
the accelerating trend toward increased specialization within the
legal profession."
Founded in 1887, Bender specializes in publishing interpretative
treatises
and periodicals in
specific areas of law, medicine and
Federal taxation for attorneys and accountants.
Subjects include
said.
volume of $6,600,000.
30,
overseas,
American
New
has
merger
Chandler
and
for those due July 1, 1964 to 4.65% for
based
publishers of
specialized law books and periodicals, became wholly-owned subsid¬
iaries of Times Mirror through an exchange of common stock.
John
T. Bender, Jr., continues as President of Matthew Bender.
The transaction represents Times Mirror's first major entry into
hardcover book publishing, according to Norman Chandler, Chair¬
panies'
sales
and
consecutive
quarter
reached
share
17.6% of the direct pre¬
miums written by the non-life insurance companies of Japan and
at year-end its assets were about 22 %
of the total of such com¬
Texas Instruments Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
The
half
per
with $9,436,000 for the like period
compared
1963,
of
merger
The
company
million
during
a
4-year period beginning in 1964," Mr. Carpenter said. Application
was filed July 5 with the Federal
Power Commission, seeking author¬
new
first
the
companies,
for
liquefied petroleum gas at Greensburg, Pa., and at
Watkins Glen, N.
Y.
He said these facilities will be important
components
in
plans to
extend
shipments into New
York
and
New England.
of
197,
Mirror
Times
The
Japan
offered for
This
man
Improved
of
half
first
1962.—V.
Times
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Net
earned
of
received
dividends
affiliates in the amount of $90,952,000
Comparable dividends for the first half of
for
revenues
$2.39
year
the
.
domestic
in¬
to
order
cates, series 3, on a bid of 98.7827 for the 4V2% cou¬
pon.
Competing bids came from R. W. Pressprich &
Heiskell
$168,411,000, as against the previous record of $158,595,000 set
ago, the report noted.
Operating income was $10,452,000 for
of
a
foreign
taxes.
earnings
92
$1.95
or
in the same
$82,928,000.
were
—V.
the
and
income
Net
or
12.6%
of
increased
and
share,
a
Consolidated
earnings
net
$247,952,000,
to
$1.73
.
domestic
before
increase
foreign
that
announced
has
shares of stock outstanding, against
shares outstanding a year ago.
2,149,000
2,143,000
on
amounted
1963
operations
from
from
Earnings
from
of
with $220,268,000, or
1962—an
Earnings
Chairman,
months
compared
dividends
up
sik
12.6%—
Up
in
Train
Stroud
reported that net income for the first six
months of
1963
increased approximately 28'%
over
the first half
of
1962, to a total of $6,521,000,
compared with $5,108,000 last
on
Inc.—Net
in
Co.
Equipment Trust Certificates
July 30, Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
New York, and associates announced that they were
awarded at competitive sale an issue of $4,800,000
Trailer Train 4J/2%
serial equipment trust certifi¬
28%—
Up
Earnings per share for the first half of 1963 amounted to $3.03
Texaco
securities
99.
p.
Eastman
Teledyne, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On July 29,
debt
portion
Authorized
Common
$1.84
to $6,414,666 or $1.68 a share for the first
Earnings per share for the 1963 periods are
compared
share,
a
six
in
year
portion.
first
the
in
cents
93
or
income
Net
stock
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
largest volume for any six-month
Sales figures reported for 1963
of
Gordon,
President, announced that the
gross
company revenues
for the
first quarter were $2,252,911 with earnings estimated at 17 cents
per
share on 1,105,304 shares outstanding.
This compares with
estimated earnings of 8 cents per share for the same period last
year, and gross revenues of $2,280,910, based on 1,146,666 shares
then outstanding.—V. 196, p. 53.
the
At
-
after
income
197,
fiscal
securities
the
The
1963
1962
$13,872,000 $13,023,000
149,217
47l5?9
30—
June
sales—L
Net
com¬
134,727
issue
to
Sunset
20
and
Sunac
North Dakota, Pennsylvania and Canada.
Current daily net production from these properties is 2,000 barrels
of
oil
and
5,000 mcf of gas.
In addition,
Sunac holds royalty
interests in 1,011 gas wells in the San Juan Basin of New Mexico.
—V.
198, p. 237.
Oklahoma,
Co.—First Hali Results—
the
made pursuant to an offer by Sunset to
to
acquire
between
662,3 and 72%
of the
shareholders
Under
producer.
gas
was
Dallas
commenced
and
oil
Dallas-based
a
to
Co., 98.682, also for a 4% % coupon, and from Halsey,
Stuart & Co., 99.03 for a 4%% coupon.
2299.
Ended
Period
$1.38
$1.67
Shovel
Thew
Common
or
$
share
per
300
taxes
income
Earnings
200
the company announced that it had acquired 6,741,71.97% of the common stock of Sunac Petroleum
July .25
1962
$
286,263,000 271.942.000
16,404,000
12,510,000
7,757,000
5,602,000
8,647,000
6,908,000
income
Net
Sunsel^ternational Petroleum Corp.-—-Acquisition
On
1963
—
earnings
Pretax
—V.
351.shares,
compared
Offered—On
I"
Federal
200
250
750
current
debt
of its investment portfolio as
Additionally, the company desires
at this time to increase its capital in view of its expanding volume
crease
Trailer
Months' Report-
Inc.—Six
Textron
Sales
100
the
the
51
.
quarters to mid-year 1963, sales billed increased
(6.9% ), and profits after taxes increased $1.2 million
(14.9%) from the preceding four quarters.—V. 197, p. 1059.
four
the
For
200
189.
p.
were $2,373,000 and earnings per common share
dividends were 59 cents on 3,947,161 shares then
outstanding.
100
150
100
Chris-
&
Inc.
tensen,
100
200
250
100
1,000
150
100
Co.
&
during
;
taxes
preferred
200
;
Musekamp & Co—
Orvis
after
150
250
Inc.
Inc
Co.,
Canadian
■&
H.
Co
Co.,
Co
&
McLean
Co._
&
Inc.
Lee,
McKelvy
G.
Co
&
profit? after
200
Sterling, Grace & Co.—
Stone & Youngberg
Strader & Co., Inc
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
Inc.
Thornton, Mohr, Farish
& Gauntt Inc
Watkins, Morrow & Co.
Westheimer & Co
The
White-Phillips Co.,
j
Inc.
Wiley
Bros.,
Inc.
George M. Woo£ & Co.
Woodard-Elwood & Co._
Wyllie & Thornhill, Inc.
100
200
200
100
150
100
200
500
150
100
200
Co.—
&
Newton
500
200
100
Inc.
200
Duddleston
Lentz,
which both sales and earnings were higher than in
quarters a year earlier.
earnings per common share after preferred dividens were 70 cents on 3,951,661 shares outstanding.
For the second quarter of 1962 net sales billed were $62,253,000,
quarter in
comparable
Second-quarter
James
Richardson
&
Sons, Inc.
Rosenthal & Co
Roulston & Co
Rowles,
Winston
& Co.
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.
Sanders & Co
Scherck, Richter Co. __
Simpson, Emery & Co.,
300
Co.
'Crawford
Hill.
Amount
•.
(519)
of the
1
:
-
Board, announced these and
U
•
-i.
_
r
nn)-inn>
C" d 1 rt
» frtaumw
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(520)
.
Board's
the
<
represented normal management succession and
recently adopted age retirement policy for company
United States
action
implemented
a
W.
°f
an
yeBen
York
Port
vacancy—V.
board
196,
Net income
$1.G6 a share, down from $9,741,162,- equal- to $1.25 a
shafe in the comparable period last year.
Both
per-share figures are based on the 7,809,482 shares out-
company sales for the 1963
compared with $117,687,805 for the
V.
■
$59,973,655.—V.1 197,
of
sales
quarter
A
i
sales
$421,569,000,
to
rose
n°Net*
'
,
£
Net income for the half year amounted
«,tb $76,064,000 or $2.53 per share, compared to $74,515,000 or $2.47
per share for the same period in 1962.—V. 197, p. 2199.
year's sales of $801,924,000.
<
,
with
of 1962.
factors contributed
quarter
"Four
major
(1)
.
,
sales' were
cf 579 million" cubic feet daily
net
7%
half
to
an
"Economies
up"
Mr.
net
■'■
•.
said
company's
latest
offshore from
four
the
reduced
further
."
company's
.owned
15,000
•portant oil and
underlies
■
1962.
Crude
oil
daily,
will
tional
.
50%
a
Division
interest
in"3,200
100%
a
Beach
City,
of
has
the
40
Block
in
has
been
Earlier
of
owner
elected
it
this
Union
itroleum
the
to
of
Mr.
Board
sales
in
This
that
26,
ownership
those
of
Tankships,
)0f Avco Corp.—V.
pending
shares,"
Co.
A.
C.'
shares
Phillips
the
should
in
result
Federal
Mr.
Rubel
United Artists
Seatankers,
428.
ii.
Pe-
in
L
provided
by
First
the
National
Bank,
Bank
National
of
Bank
of
Mr.
Ludwig
He
is
Inc.*
owns
director
a
Loan—
Detroit
The
was
arrangement
made
with
with
the
the
and
Wells
the
of
b^nk loan originally made for
lo nnnen«»CUnt„0Lf, $8,000,000.
the
the
Security
Illinois
National
Fargo
behalf
on
of
consortium
approval
Include
Continental
conducted
Yousling, Vice-President
Los Angeles.
of
which
Angeles.
were
Bank
of
the
Security
for
Bank
of
the
of
San
and
the picture by the Bank
The Bank of America is
has'reported
™,Saerw
quarter.
First,
Samuel
A.
earnings
second
were
of America
making
new
the
pictures
qu&rter
4%
up
equivalent
sales.
Income
from the
to
$1.65
a
1962
share
6 ln the like 1962 perlba on the Present
Groves,
President,
said
as a aivision since 1958,
T7
J963.
year
of'share's
number
record
84 cenJs per share-
half
United-Carr
Fastener
that
New
was sold
has
now
England Tape Co
for cash as of May 31
terminated
sales
plastic
United
the
of
Fruit
estimated
that
$3,158,000
This
for
estimated
compares
with
United
the
of
extruded
a
per
quarter
1963
compared
Earnings
with
In
from
47
in
fcr
per
nonrecurring
properties
amounted
to
first, half
1962
Share.—V.
and
$378,000
197,
p.
share
net
credited
or
5
nonrecurring
starting
A
in
for
1964
contract
new
The
stock
the
of
$2,500,000.
President,
said
the
engaged in the insur¬
Investments
Nettleton, which
estate business,
is
real
Mortgage Co.,
made
was
a
sub¬
p.
860.
through
New Haven.—V.
$50,000 for ,the.third quarter ended June
In
,
interim
an
dent,
and
said
the
report
half
to
sent
"year-to-date
first
"These
195,
loss
sales
and
3.'
E.
scocjinoiuers,
slightly in
are
reduced
to
$23,000.
a
pre-tax income
^
W.
Kulesh,
of
excess
$3
Presi¬
million
.,■■'!
improved 'earnings,"
he added,'■ "were a major factor
loans by $112,500."
producer of electronic and electro-mechanical
components and systems for the business machine,- avionics and
missile fields. The firm
also has a subsidiary in Santa Monica,;
Calif.—V. 196, p. 2226.
/!::;!,; V;;
V;
.
in
reducing
WSI
is
bank
our
national
a
Werner
the
contract.
senior
;
share
p.
million
with
$916.3
period ended June 30, 1963, Werner's rev¬
with an increase of after-tax profit of 9.7I%.>
9.2%
months ended
56
were
1885.
months'
6
up
6
cents
-
June 30,
compared
as
V .%•
,•
.
1963, Werner's net* earnings per
to 51 cents in 1962.—V. 197,
••
.
White Motor Co.—Sales
:
v
million
at
30,!
June
.s-r-'.
Up 34%; Net 28%—
-J
•
The company has reported that record sales for the first half of
totaled $304,795,565; up $78,095,683 or 34%
over
the $226,reported for the same period in 1962.
Second quarter sales
1963
.
compared
full
were
the
For
■'!:-V!%•!"'
V,
^
ihe
For
enues
and
to
Transportation Co.—Net Up 19%—
Second quarter and 6 months 'revenues and profits were the
high¬
in this firm's history.
Earnings after taxes increased over 19%
for the second quarter as against the same 1962
quarter.
>-">
est
confirm¬
699,882
•
were-"$16-3,022,511- aga-irist^ $130,339,631 for the" same quarter of the
previous year. '
V
•>
!.' • .t.!
Net
income
for
the* six-month
period totaled
$8,412,746" up
$1,865,788 or 28% over the $6,546,958 recorded in the first half of
1962. - Second
quarter earnings were $5,176,691 as compared
to
$4,472,770 in the "same" 1962 period.
Net
income
share
per
for
the
:
"
,
six-month
period is equal to
$1.46
1963
1962
—
% ;
costs
other
!
23,431,509
35,833,034
3,695,000
632,358
641,745
795,428
3,162,000
payroll
income
and
inc.
747,855
3,357,000
66,965,319
3,005,797
2,992,697
$1.51
$1.50
_
taxes
taxes
Net' Income
■
income per
share
standing)
v,:"_i-!
'
(1,993,888
,
shares out¬
___
.
198, p. 333.
The
has
coxnpany
the six
months and
Consolidated
net
Corp.—Six Months'
net
1962
income
for
the
16%
first
16%; Sales 7%—
sales
June
half
and
earnings
for
30, 1963.
of 1963 amounted
to
over
ago.
in
ended
Net
sales
for
the
first
1962:
half of
gain
inbome
Net
$50,812,353 $49,957,311
3,914,184
3,520,283
__
before
Provision
Net
1963
a
first
Report-
increases
reported
7%
of
over
the
for
the
three
six
months
$56,363,800
!'• ;
'•■!.
"
months
ended
of
totaled
1963
reported
for
the
.
June
1963
30,
was
$1,233,100, equal to 71 cents per share, against $1,103,000, or 63
a
share, for the comparable period last year.
Sales for the
quarter amounted to $30,611,100 as against $29,579,300 in
cents
sales
Income
;:!•
the $1,840,900 reported
for the
earnings were equal to $1.23 per
share, compared with $1.06 per share for the first six months of
1962, based on the average number of shares outstanding in the
respective periods: 1,730,318 in 1963, exclusive of treasury shares,
and 1,733,138 in 1962."
•
V
•
Consolidated
Period Ended June 30—
Net
!..
v
three months
$2,131,400, a gain of
similar period a year
$60,197,600,
Match
.;V.!''
•
Witco Chtmical Coi, Inc.—Net Up
22,690,685
35,676,194
_
!._____
(net)
than
2510.
„
L
4,297,505
expense
Estimated
—V.
pany's common stock outstanding at the end of the period adjusted
for
the
100%
stock dividend distributed in
July, 1963.—V. • 197,
$71,000,789 $69,958,016
—
67,994,992
Interest
Net
per share, up from $1.14 for the same period in 1962.
Net income
for each period is based on the total number of shares of the com-!
p.
—
for
Federal
Federal
income
Income
taxes
taxes-..-—
Income
198,
1,823,000
shs.
second
1962.—V.
5,193,425
(John)
144.
p.
The
Oil
Products
Co.—Net
52.
p.
Higher—
Wood Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
has
company
ended
Universal
198,
2,102,651
5,193,425
outstanding at June 30
1,417,632
2,091,184
.!
Number of com.
reported
that
sales
fcr
six-month
the
period
June
30, 1963 were $19,483,000 against $18,888,000 for the
like period of the prior year.
/
•:
Net earnings for the six-month period ended June 30, 1963 were
c
In the first six-months of' 1963 the
company's consolidated earn¬
ings, including its share of undistributed earnings from nonconsolidated foreign
subsidiaries, rose to $1,384,927, or 47 cents per share.
Reported earnings for the first six months of 1962 were $964,360 or
33 cents per share.
/ ;•!;'. /
; -V'.;
"
share
1683.
first
per
in
profits
to
cents
net
1962
Maynard
stated
P.
that
Venema,
Chairman
Chief'Executive
and
operations
net
for
value
asset
share
per
.reached
Richard
another
new,'
all-time
this
of
diversified,
acquisitions,
ventures,
and
company which also owns five New York State
high
New
water
at
30,
June
1963.
L.>
after, provision for tax on unrealized gains
adjusted for intervening stock dividends.
1962,
Rosenthal
solidated
its
also
ordinary
or
Funds,
080,' or
43
cents
which
advised
net
income
the
net
income
per
of
the
for
Analysts
the
first
that
half
U
of
&
197,
24
or
p.
foreign income
earnings from
basis, earnings from
1962
to
and
44
42
six
cents
per
share
in
1961.
cents
con¬
equaled
share, exclusive of realized increments to
with all-time record earnings of $579,-
$303,555,
cents
per
reported
June
for
30,
the
1963,
23
cents
share,
in
or
months
share-
This
of
1963
compares
1962
realized
first
half
consolidated
of
1962.
ordinary
per
•
•
Co.—Six
the
sale
of
retained earnings
during 1963
per share.
This compares with
profits of $1,252,000 or 15 cents
Months'
Period Ended June 30—
$6,993,§13
Cost
of goods sold
Gross profit on sales________
4,366,848
2,626,765
June
;
Income
Commbn stock
197,
p.
30,
1963
34
the
of
cents
with
compared
197,
to
prior
30
cents
the
for
the
for
six
like
v
2199.
p.
Period Ended June 30—
!
Income:"Net
■"
!;
$7,068,318
4,452,300
2,616,018
earns,
2300.
per shr.
on
332,525 shs.
1,854,620
761,398
358,840
378,156
383,242
$1.10
$1.15
1,903,338
1962
*v1963
.'<•'*-'
••
v
.■
"*•
-
sales
$54,896,454 $51,758,868
!..-■ Interest and dividends from investments—
Net gain from sales of securities & other
properties
Total
Costs and
other
income
462,043
'! .•>■.
437,2b9
;*,
.39,134
6,623
(net)
73,445
158,865
$55,438,565
income
expenses:
!
5
Materials,
making
ucts
labor and
chewing
bought
Selling,
.
services consumed
gum
and
other
customers
distribution, and general
$52,394,136
"'!"
in
/-
-
.
V>
prod¬
24,953,617
23,513,489
18,348,042
by
16,746,237
admin¬
istrative
Provision
expenses
.!—_;
for depreciation of properties
1,513.735
Income
U.
$41,419,191
10,623,171
before income taxes____
1,159 415
$44,815 394
10,974,945
taxes:
S.
Government—
4,134.579
Governments
4,267,468
Net
earnings
Net earnings
—V.
197,
Zale
P.
for
per
1.158.525
1.386,943
$5,293,104
Foreign
$5,654,411
5,330 067
5,320.534
$2.70
______
the period—:
sh. (1,968,484 shs. outstdg.)
$2.71
2199.
Jewelry Co.—Quarterly Report—
Net
sales
Net
earnings
197,
—
p.
1962
1963
Period Ended June 20—
—V.
364,587
before Federal income taxes
Estimated federal income taxes
—V.
period
same
$17,559,140 $16,072,912
770,561
$0.22
3,426,362
—__—
:
624,261
$0.18
3,393.926
2099.
1962
723,427
expenses
Income
Net
the!
for
amounted
Earnings
per
share
Shares outstanding
Repdrt—
1963
sales
Selling, general and administrative
from
ended
share
(Wm.) Wrigley Jr. Co.—First Half Results—
i
the
2610.
Victor Equipment
Net
$345,000
period of the prior year.—V.
Earnings
J.'s
1963
share, compared with
corresponding period of
1962.
Mr. Rosenthal noted that the 1962 June quarter was marked
by weather conditions which were extraordinarily favorable to high
water consumption and revenues,
during last year's all-time record
drought-heat combination for an extended part of May and June.
$319,790,
with
common
at June
compared
44 cents per share,
three months ended
For
—V.
per
York-
financing
utility prop¬
parable figure
Mr.
months
special
Rosenthal, President, told a meeting of the New York
Society of Security Analysts that the mid-year 1963 figure was
$22.44 per share before, and $21.27 per share after, provision for
tax on unrealized gains,
constituting respectively a 10%
and an
8%
Increase over the 1962 year-end figure,
and an increase of
20%" oVbr the-comparable figure before," and 15%
over
the com¬
30.
Earnings
Miscellaneous
consolidated
based!
erties,
compared
year.
Officer,
substantial
Utilities & Industries Corp.-—Net Assets Higher—
The
$388,000
product
sales
and Wcompleted
construction
contracts
improvement.
Royalty, engineering and service
payments for the first six months ran moderately behind the com¬
parable period for last year, but" are - expected to improve in the■>
second half.
Mr. Venehia noted that' ecoxiomfes of
operation also
contributed to Increase earnings.—'V."
197, p. 2300. "'
showed
and
quarter
the
nnn5' or '£00 or 66 cents
$1.01
addition
States
amounted
cents
operations
$8,706,000
tropical
per
with
from
to $3,559,000 after provision
second
ppf^!ons for the second On
of $4,077,000.
operations
for
earnings
quarter of 1963 amounted
taxes
for
common
$5,000,000.
of
V;":>
of
quarter
after deducting the current dividend "declaration^ and
previously set aside for payment of property expenditures,
$563,011,
Co.—Net Lower—
has
company
of
,
products, Mr. GroVes said.
He added:'"We are
continuing
to
increase
inter-company plastic mouldnig facilities both in this
country and in England."—V. 197, p. 2299.
Tfte
vacations
Materials, services and other costs—
loan
replaces
United-Carr Fastener Corp.—Net
Up 4%
company
extended
Depreciation
National
$12,000,000
America
$8,000,00° available to United Artists for
financing of
going into production.—V. 197, p. 2510.
The
second
consortium
First
shortly
f
the
in
,
B. .Krim, President of
picture. The'bank loan was
the
banks
George
Bank
a
of
of
Los
castings
Houston,
The company has reported sales of $900,000
;
operations of the revised Savings and Vacation Plan
on
Employment
.<
:
.
distributor
Francisco, Negotiations
by
with
features
sales
dis¬
said.
Corp.—Arranges Bank
consortium
a
and
all
Wash irig ton "Scientific^ Industries,-Inc.*—SHows -First
Half Loss—
!>
•
"i'y:'<■■■
which compared
because •
.lt; was announced by Arthur
Artists,
ingpts
!'
—V.,
the
court
arran8ements werp
completed; for a bank loan of
$12,.000,060 for the George Stevens
production, "The Greatest Story
ttV^ J°i
United
sales,
on
&
for
Haven
purchased
Wallace
all of the
purchased
New
it
-<
and
Inc.,
198.
5.5%
im-
Oil
i,341,000
by
addition to various; diversified investments,
;Universe
steel
Cost and expenses:
York
President
the
held
transaction
action
of
Lomas
has
Co.,
Co.,
sidiary, Wallace Realty
Income for the first six months of 1963
return
a
Inc.—Acquisitions—
it
2300.
p.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.- -Six Mos.' Report—
Net
and
New
Union
of
by
purchased
previously
this
anti-trust
or
of
1,152,633
wr;:v
,,
that
Jr.,
mortgage and
ance,
(adjusted)—
,
.
coast
.•
,
the
197,
Long-term debt at June 30, 1963, exclusive of amounts due within
one
year,
was
$805.1
million, compared' with
$865.9 million
at
June 30,
1962.—V. 197, p. 1885.
-
the
1960
in
Carriers,
Directors
of
on' July
Ludwig
stock
common
anticipated
Phillips'
,_T
of
$1,000.3
1962;
acres
Louisiana
the
National! Bulk
announced
was
month
Oil
Co.,;
"Jt is
position
of
1963,
amounts
Orange
begun
field.
208
off
miles
at? Federal: land
acquired
Rubel.
of
effects
30,
outstanding
Wallace,
purchase
of r.
446,881
on
pf
Universal
California,
half
$2,842,017
based
1963.—V.
30,
•
interest in 2,100
field
oil
production
of
field located
Ludwig,
first
the
against
are
replacements " of
facilities
totaled $67 million for the second quarter of 1963.
At June 30,
1963V"''authorized projects to be completed required a further ex¬
penditure of $270 million; f >
••
'V-9
:
!"•'
Working capital of the corporation and its. subsidiaries at June
The
increase
K.
in
period,
of
Expenditures ' for V additions
: r New
Daniel
June
of
as
share;
years
to. 5,765,454
net
tons.
Shipments
for the
first
six
10,172,949 net tons, which compared with 9,876,267
shipped during the first six months of 1962.
!
'
and- other
14,000
prospects.
production, currently averaging about 3,000 barrels
substantially in the next few months as addi¬
are
installed, Mr. Rubel reported.
facilities
both
E.
1,157,909
!___
share
1885.
of
E.
9.90
369,510
193,843
175,667
15.20
52,527
115,090
company
also reported
Admiral Fire Insurance
.
1962
$4,537,638
$4,445,670
167,617
revenues)
taxes
shares
p.
'
1963
company1 reports that
Lomas & Nettleton
stock
memorandum was signed on June 29.
The benefits pro¬
vided will cost about 15 cents an hour over the life of the con¬
tract '■<a minitrium of 21 months for Aug. 1, 1963), exclusive of
stepped
nearly
has
offshore
County, and
parcel
acre
gas
the
in
employes;-and for other benefits.
operating
"being
are
Union
that
out
California
Huntington
Gulf
properties
T
Up 20%~
Subs.)—6 Mos.' Report
(&
gas
_;
per
of
197,
The
,the
the
Inc.
amounted
Taxes;
the
In
52%
for
$3,060,766
Plan
County.«
'
a
Perlod Ended June 30—
operations
are
Barbara
from
cents
service
..
.
pointing
in
acquisitions
Santa
offshore
acres
in
lease
under
;
exploratory
-
owned subsidiary, is
of losses following its
83%
years
departments
expenses."
offshore
Rubel
acres
all
in
administrative
California
30
or
cation
ing
income
Number
to 8,607,735 net tons, which compares with
pro¬
6,7,13,153 net tons in the first quarter of 1963.
On June
2<£- a memorandum of agreement was signed between
eleven
steel
companies,
including U. S.
Steel,
and
the
United
Steelworkers of America', 'providing for a revised Savings and Va¬
.
•
(4)
and
1963
duction
last year's
over
production of crude oil and natural gas liquids
of 115,400 barrels daily, a record for the
(3)
"Union Oil Co. of Canada, • an
nearing profitable operation after two
organization as a separate company.
<
The first half
10%
up
was
average
period.
'
President
$0.39
taxes
oil
income
earnings
—v.
.
totaled
tons
was
"First
(2)
to
outstanding
million,
income
months
half.
rose
-
earnings,"
higher
to
"Natural gas production continued to increase.
average
first
$136,557,
shares
amounted
of
said.
471,692
30—
and
Earnings
$511,558,000 on the same
$608,698,000 as of Dec. 31, 1962.—
$96.0 million, or a return of 5.2%
on
sales, re¬
ported for the first six months of 1962.
Shipments- of steel products-- in the second
quarter
of
1963
.the first half of 1962.
million were up $10 million from
the'first half of 1962.
'
/,%,■.
1
••"
Second quarter earnings of $13.0 million, or $1.42 per share, were
up 25%
oyer the $10.4 million or $1.14 per share, earned in the
second
Net
June
"(including
Wallace Investments,
with
$103.1
was
year compared to $2.4 million in
Union's total revenues of $290
Rubel
compared
sales of $1,069.6 million.
on
million,
$24,061,371
$0.36
before
Federal
from
up
M.' Blough,' Chairman/has reported! that income for the
1963 reflecting increased shipments resulting from
customer inventory buildup, was $73.2 million, or a return of 6.8%
half
1962
.
1994.
Ended
sales
Earnings
second quarter of
Net^eamings for the first six months of 1963
totaled $25.1
or $2.73 per share,
an increase of 22%
over 1962's first
earnings of $20.6 million, or $2.26 per share, it was announced
by President A. C. Rubel.
••
v.
Excluding
gains
from sales of properties, Union s first half
-earnings were up $5.6 million or 30%, Mr. Rubel reported.
Gains on property sales amounted to $800,000 before taxes this
'
-
t
438,444
share
per
p.
Wabash Magnetics,
Period
United States Steel Corp.—Net Higher-
?
197,
Net
loss margin of 2.0%
a
Roger
Union Oil Co. of California—Net Up 22%—
v
income
—V.
1963
$25,161,202
.____
.___
An
reserve.
102.0%-, or
$624,924,000,
and
Production
I
Net
in
over
for
L
income
2629.
Net
common
the second quarter amounted to $41,211,000 or
$1.37 per share, an 18% improvement over the $34,853,000 or $1.16
per* share earned
in the first quarter, and 12% over the $36,«05 000 or $1.22 per share earned in
the second quarter of 1962.
First
six
months
sales were $805,238,000, slightly
above last
income
than
more
increase in net income for the six months ended June 30,
reported by C. H. Peterson, President.
earnings';for the period were $164,405," or 37 cents a share,
1962;
first-quarter sales of $383,669,000,
..and 6% higher than the $396,300,000 reported a year ago; Strong
physical demand in all areas of the business helped to offset price
weaknesses in metals,
plastics, and certain chemicals, Mr. Mason
gain
10%
a
premium
last'year.' Per-share earnings
Jr.,
Mason,
Birny
$5,170,000
were
was
Net
6%; Net Up 12%—
Union Carbide Corp.—Sales Up
Second-quarter
•
unearned
was
1962
p.
compared
"vi"
$151,976,000
America—Six Months' Report-
of
!
Net
During the" first six montns of 1963, $15,655,000
the
Corp.
Revenues
20%
1963,
1994.
p.
Vitro
Period Ended June 30—
$3,220,000
of
1962.
of
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co. Inc.—Net
_
-
in
196,
S&Net PincomeaSfor ^he
second quarter was $4,315,205, equal to
55
cents a share. In'the 1962 second quarter Union-Camp had
net- income of $5,100,356, equal to 65 cents a share.
c,
Second
quarter sales totaled $60,958,797,
against 1962 second
30
June
date
report
$118,230,513,
were
increase
an
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
.
the
at
StA°ccSdingnto3<the19fnterim
year.
$167,631,000,
in 19o2.
Income from investments was
$9,500,000, an increase of $1,272,000 over 1962.
Total assets of $771,924,000 compare with $645,538,000, or an increase from a year ago of $126,386,000.
Total
capital funds; or surplus to policyholders, was $307,748,000, against
$196,316,000 a year ago.
The securities portfolio staiement va.ue
to
six "months
period of
premiums
loss and expense ratio of
$8,391,343,
six months of this year was
the first
for
to
underwriting loss
statutory basis of $3,259,000 compares with a loss of $3,922,000 a year ago. The combined loss and expense ratios of 98.1%
indicates a profit margin of 1.9%. This compares with a combined
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp.—Net Lowerequal
same
added to
was
on
793.
p.
amounted
the previous
of Hornblower & Weeks and New
Board Member, was elected a new Director
Authority
the
fill
to
the
1963
Earned
aReg{S°GeneralUPartner
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.—Net Higher
Pullen, Chairman, indicated that net premiums in the xirst
of
over
officer, Director and member of the Executive
Committee since 1956, succeeds David W. Katz who had been Chair¬
man
of the Executive Committee and Secretary for the past 17
Kriendler,
E.
half
.
Zausner
Foods
Corp.—Six Months'
Sales
Earnings
1963
i
1962
$6,074,667
284,148
306,403
before taxes.
Earnings after taxes
Earnings per share—
Shares outstanding
—V. 1S8, P. 238.
Report—
$6,614,277
Period Ended June 30—
—
!__^—___
157.445
142,220
$0.62
SO.56
254,742
254.742
Volume 198
Number 6287
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
53
(521)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
.'1
;•
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
tional Bank
;
Warrant
i7
Sale
The
—
Bond
for
(P. O. Abbeville), Ala.
27
for
a.m.
the
Due
at
(F-A)
payable
Treasurer's
and
at
Bond
Offering
sealed
bids
10
a.m.
at
will
ap¬
A, *• v;
school
to
The bonds
50,000,000
Dated Julv
;
March
1
1,
1965
J.
to
Principal
the
are
and
Barth
of
Misk, Attorney
the
State
and
Protection
Ventura
of
the
Bond
will
Gen¬
1984
J,
Hutton
J.
&
B.
Hogle & Co.;
Co.;
&
School
Wal-
District,
the
—
received
at
a.m.
(PDST)
purchase
of
Sealed
bids
Fresno
until
Aug. 6 for
on
District,
Santa Clara
Board of
William
—
a.m.
the
$240,000
school
College, President and
Trustees, Santa Clara,
Bond
receive
(PDST)
purchase
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
Aug.
Beard
of
sealed
bids
10
purchase
Principal and in¬
bonds.
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Trustees,
at
of
will
Santa
(PDST)
a.m.
1975 to
terest (J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's
Charles
—
F.
Guenther, S. J., Secretary of the
$675,000
from
Offering
sealed
on
of
California
Board
receive
Clara
until
$2,500,000/
Interest F-A.
Legality
Wasuma
Union
Public
bonds
Sale—The $825,000
offered-.July
awarded
R.
H.
to
a
group
Moulton
rity-First
&
of
f
about
3.68%,
$70,000 4%s.
>
.1966 to
r
'
School
District,
*1971
to
were
bids
<
Los
as
Due
&
Due
1973
on
.240,000 3V2s.
on
,
140,000 3.60s. Due
1983
to
to
July 1 from
1986 inclusive.
315,000 3.70s. Due
1987
on
1993
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Firebaugh School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $350,000 school
offered
July 30 were
awarded to the
Security-First Na¬
from
until
13
1, 1963. Due
1964
to
1988
approved
10
for the
on
Sept.
inclusive.
by
Offering—C
heimer.
sealed
on
City
bids
Aug.
Sept.
until
2
for
the
15
$660,000
citv
15,
W.
hall
1963.
Mason-
will
C'erk.
receive
(PDST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
Due
on
of
Dated
June
15
from 1964 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
at the
and
interest
(J-D)
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Dist., Sutter County,
California
Bond
Sale—The
Chi-
York
Trust
City.
Legality approved by Chap-
$26,000 school
from
&
Edinburg Community Elementary
School Building Corp., Ind.
Bond
p.mY (EDST)
of
purchase
000
to
1966 to
Due
Marille
—
A-O.
District,
_.
Offering —John
F.
Still,
lis
sold to the
were
Bond
&
Share
Citizens
tional
(J-J)
and
payable
Southern
Na-
Bank, First National Bank,
Fulton
National
Company of
lanta,
or
New
York
Bank
Trust
and
Georgia, all
of At-
Chase Manhattan Bank,
Legality
City.
awarded
Bond
the
at
on
offered
sewer
July 129
price of 100.65,
a
as
1966
to
M-S.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
1983
inclusive.
Interest
& Cutler.
v
School District No1
(P. O.
Offering—Earl
will
receive
(CDST)
sealed
on
7
until
for
8
the
(CST)
on
1963.
to
Due
1981
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1
from
The
callable.Interest
M-N.
from
1964
J-D.
to
1982
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Southern Illinois
University (P. O.
Bond Offering—Melvin C. Lock-
hard,
Secretary
of
the
Board
of
Offering
Director
the
Board
ceive
of
Kerr,
Affairs
and
Education, will
bids
until
school
Sept. 1, 1963.
to
A.
10
200,000
Due
bonds.
on
revenue
Aug. 13
\
(CST)
on
,
bonds. Dated Oct.
Due
to
inclusive.
2003
Oct. 1 from 1966
on
Interest
approved
Legality
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond
Offering—Shelby M. Jack¬
Secretary of the State Bdard
Education, will receive sealed
until
16
200,000
April
from
District No.
(P. O, Kansas City), Kansas
Bond
Offering
Superintendent
chase
Dated
on
of
—
of
Aug.
S.
C.
Witter,
Schools,
14
$2,400,000
Sept.
will
for
the
school
1, 1963. Due
pur¬
bonds.
on
Wesley Hospital and Nurse Train'
enue
(P.
O.
Sale—The
bonds
offered
Agency.
(CST)
a.m.
1963.
1966
to
Benton &
Due
2003
on
of $1,-
bonds.
revenue
1,
D^ted
April
on
inclusive.
•
1
In¬
Legality approved by
Moseley.
MAINE
Augusta Sewerage District
Wichita), Kan.
$475,000
rev¬
July 29
were
(P. 0»
Boston), Maine
Bond
Offering—Paul
District
Commissioner,
ceive sealed bids until
bonds.
on
Aug.
on
of
6
$1,200,000
L.
Davis,
will
11:30
for
the
're¬
a.m.
pur¬
sewerage
Dated
July 1, 1963. Due
July 1 from 1964 to 1981, incl.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
at
the
Boston
First
First
or
National
National
pay¬
Bank,
Granite
Bank, Augusta. Legality approved
by Ropes & Gray.
Feb.
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1984 incl.
Bond
11:30
for the purchase
(EDST)
McEvers & Fizzell.
202
&
Y/Y
Louisiana State Board of Education
Principal
office.
Unified School
A-O.
Benton
Dated
(F-A) payable at the
Treasurer's
by
;
terest A-O.
Feb. 1 from
1984, inclusive.
and interest
*
■
-
-
a.m.
1, 1963.
re¬
a.m.
Finance
on
11:30
Aug. 7 for the purchase
on
$539,000
1965
Kansas
T.
—
Business
sealed
(CST)
of
of
District,
until
(CDST)
Dec. 1 from
for the purchase of $3,-
bids
awarded to the Housing and Home
a.m.
16
Legality
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
10
until
Aug.
son,
Bond
ing School
Carbondale), III.
on
Education, will receive sealed
Layton and
Antes,
School
and
Chapman & Cutler.
Due
Offering—Shelby M. Jack¬
Secretary of the State Board
bids
rr
approved by Leon R.
W.
are
(CST)
Dec. 1
Dec. 1 from
1964
bonds
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
on
Moseley.
Dated Oct. 1,
purchase of $750,000 school bonds.
terest
son,
of
Dated Aug. 1, 1963.
Due
Due
1981, inclusive.
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La. \
city hospital bonds.
Turner
bids
Aug.
from
Bond
Legality
retary of the Board of Education,
p.m.
1
Louisiana State Board of Education
chase
Case, Sec¬
Dec.
on
LOUISIANA
Aug. 19 for the purchase of $75,000
son,
Momence), III.
Due
1973, inclusive.
,
State
Kankakee County Community Unit
follows:,
1982 to 1986, inclusive.
I
3s,
basis cost of
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
J.
Dated
interest
net
as
were
White-Phillips Co., Inc.,
a
Topeka
Jan. 1 from
Conine!, at
3.32%,
50,000 3%s.
Sale—The $200,000
about 2.94%.
Elmhurst, III.
Due
a
77,000 3y4s.
Moines, Iowa
Aug.
mortgage bonds.
&
cost of about
of
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $750,-
Blyth
$100,000 3s.
KANSAS
Gradolph, City Clerk, will receive
rev¬
were
99.049,
of
1974 to
ILLINOIS
first
to
price
$227,000
offered July 25
~
ap-, c.
Offerin g—Florise
are
interest
Indianapo¬
Corp.
proved by King & Spalding.
Bond
1,
1964
bonds
and
Sale—The
"
bonds
enue
.IOWA
Des
:
interest
The
Principal
1964 to
v'-.N
from
.
Ind.
$790,000 school
1
,
a.m.
from 1967 to 1988 inclusive. Prin-
;.on
Dated Aug.
Aug.
on
inclusive.
1983
Bond
a
Bond Sale—The
on
ap-
receive
(EST)
Legality approved by
Joseph R. Rubin.
YY'V ; v'.v 'v-/-Y4Y/Y//y t
hVersailles, Ky.
of $1,-
Legality
will
(F-A) payable at the Providence
The bonds
Washington Twp., Metropolitan
Due
callable.
callable." Legality" approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller. /
receive
(EST)
4:
i
Charles Barn-
bonds.
revenue
1963.
Jan. 1 from
on
1986 inclusive.
School
will
—
State Bank.
1
Clerk,
•
the
Le¬
Aug. 6 for the purchase eof $105,-
E.
(EST) on
/,/,Y--'v:'.'-'.;.
Aug. 21 for the purchase of $15,\
West Union, Iowa
950,000
various .purpose
bonds.Bond Offering — Paul D. OelDated July 1, 1963. Due on Jan. 1
berg,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
at
inclusive.
Clerk,
;
Mitchell, Secretary of the School
Building Corporation, will receive
April 1 from 1966 to
on
and
July 1
on
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
are
1
the
Offering
/
Offerin g—Charles
hill,,; City
/
Aug. 1, 1963.
County Comptroller, will receive
cipal
Due
1981
Offering
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $750,000 first mortgage bonds.
Dated
•
\
County (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Bond
r
to
bohds.
sewer
1, 1963.
Providence, Ky.
Bond
Trust
proved by Gambrell & Mobley.
;
8
guson & Fleischer.
Cutler.
bonds
•
until
Aug. 8 for the pur¬
$60,000
1965
District,
INDIANA
bonds
Interest
Fulton
the
bids
gality approved by Grafton, Fer¬
awarded to a group composed of
the Iowa-Des Moines National
Bank, Becker & Cownie, Inc., and
-_-
of
of
sealed
on
Dated July
Company, New York
payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
School
Company,
1993 inclusive. The bonds are call-
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
Yuba
Trust
Carl J. Hart-
—
Secretary
chase
callable. Prin¬
are
able.
Orrick,
Calif.
stern,
inclu¬
the Chemical Bank New
250,000 certificates. Dated April 1,
Bond
"Watsonville,
Bond
July 1 from
July 1 from
Aug.
2003
or
payable
Aug. 22 for the purchase
1963. Due
to
Bond Offering
on
Northern
bonds.
COLUMBIA
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Dahlquist. Herrington & Sutcliffe.
inclusive.
Due
County
on
sealed
purchase of $32,000 school bonds.
July 1 from
,1974 to 1982 inclusive.
Madera
Legality
-
r....
(PDST)
1
follows:
on
at
Dated Sept.
Co.,- at a
net interest cost
a
City
000
receive
1966
Due
(EST)
Douglas, Ga. ~'
Certificate
Dean,
Louisville), Ky.
1963.
p.m.
i
Aug. 1, 1963.
will
a.m.
of
Secu¬
of
County, Calif.
Offering — Ema E.
from
1,
Sewer
Okolona
Construction District (P. O.
l
receive
GEORGIA
.
c
Cheuvront, Clerk of the Board of
1970 inclusive.
60,000 4V2s.
£..
the
Bank
Angeles, and J. Barth
price of 100.003,
18
for
Supervisors,
sewer
composed
Co.,
National
Bond
until
13
ap¬
proved by Chickering & Gregory.
office.
Utility District,
Shasta County- Calif.
Bond
Aug.
County,
will
revenue
Modsra
Enterprise
received
Aug. 13 for the
on
(M-S)
sealed bids until 11
County, Calif.
Offering
be
10:30
Orrick,
imorovement bonds. Dated
July 1,
1963. Due
F.
•
5-
Secretary of
Directors, will
for
-Chemical
Youngberg;
Unified
Fresno
County, Calif.
Offering
Hair,
bids until 10
8
&
E.
school
$124,512,000 notes.
Blyth
bonds. Due from 1965 to 1980 incl.
Camarillo
Bond
Co.;
Lundborg
Parlier
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
H.
Corp.;
Sept.
1
a.m.
Connecticut Bank &
New
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
payable
City Bank,
City or First National
Bank, Chicago. Legality approved
eral
&
Stone
New York
by Stanley
of
Chicago;
Hanauer & Co.;
ston &
interest
;:
Inc.; Harris Trust & Sav¬
Irving J.
First National
Boston
Bank.
Co.;
1989
callable."
at
be
15
KENTUCKY
Jefferson
pur¬
$1,120,000
Bank, vChase
both
11.30
s
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
Smith, Inc.; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
on
bonds
The
15
Bank New York Trust
Co., New
York; Glore Forgan & Co.; Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
;
Due
Co.,
City
Bank,
First
ings
bonds.
1963.
from
inclusive.
&
inclusive.
callable.
are
York;
as
Dated
construction
/
National
Manhattan
until
Aug. 13 for the
(P. O. Washington), D. C.
June
on
receive
PiiblieHousing Administration
fronr 1966 to 1968 inclusive;:
First
March 1
on
1990
15,
June
on
will
DISTRICT OF
Other members of the syndicate:
until
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
from ,1966
Due
^red E.ORoss,
Hartford. Legality approved
by Day, Berry & Howard.
Yvy'-Y
$11,250,000
cago,
Co.f
•
June
on
of
at the
of
:
bid
on
of
follows:
as
cipal and interest payable at the
,
cipal and interest
of
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Betts,
receive
purchase of $100,000,000 bonds,
follows:
$50,000,000
were
follows:
as
2,110,000 214s.
Aug. 7 for the
on
2.59%,
Dated
Dated Sept. 1, 1963. Due on Sept. 1
from 1964 to 1982, inclusive. Prin¬
on
Sacramento
(PDST)
chase
cost
purchase
bonds,
5,250,000 series B bonds.
April
inclusive.
Treasurer,
(EDST)
price
a
3,390,000 2J/2S.; Due
Bert A.
—
at
•
July 1 from
on
Offering
sealed
$6,930,000
interest
net
a
the
revenue
inclusive.
,
Town
San
July 30
,
Bond
a
$1,430,000 5s.
Due
County •:1964 and 1965.
Legality
Treasurer,
The
—
Francisco,
about
California (State of)
,
„
and
for
$6,000,000 series A bonds.
Orange (P. O. Hartford), Conn.
2002
Counties, Calif.
Sale
100.0001,
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
State
Inyo
of
San
CONNECTICUT
A-O.
interest
the
office.
1965
of
sive. The bonds
County Joint Union High Sch.
San
$150,000
Due
$810,000
.
Bank
July 1 from
on
1979
1980 to 1983
syndicate headed by
the Bank of America N.T. &
S.A.,
Aug. 15, 1963.
Principal
from
1
Interest
awarded to
Aug. 15 from 1964 to 1988
on
inclusive.
of
school bonds offered
Aug.
on
of
Oct.
on
Bond
Santa
to
Aug. 14
the
S.A.,
Due
4,000 3V2S.
T./ Mudd,
on
purchase
.
Bernardino
V
Supervisors,
purchase
school bonds. Dated
.(PDST)
District, Kern,
Wallace,
(PDST)
1964
to
&
follows:,
as
$22,000 31/4S.
j
to
County, Calif.
Ana until 11
the
.
Kern
bids
a.m.
N.T.
Francisco,
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
CALIFORNIA
sealed
H.
—
sold
were
America
1, 1962.
Anaheim School District,
Orange
receive
10
inclusive.
Mohr, Farish & Gauntt, Inc.
Clerk of the Board of
Offering
;
.
Due
Thornton,
will
bonds
a
3.188%.
revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
Warrant Sale—The
$60,000 war¬
rants
were
sold
to
B.
about
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until
Henry County, Board of Education
Offering—L.
Angeles, at
of
California
...
were
sold to Thornton,
Mohr, Farish & Gauntt, Inc.
Bond
Los
Harvey Mudd College, Claremont,
$250,000
warrants
T
of
net interest cost
Cleburne County Board of
Education (P. O. Heflin), Ala.
Bangor Maine
Bond
Offering—Ralph L. Way-
mouth,
ceive
City
(EDST)
chase
bonds.
on
on
of
,
will
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
10
re¬
a.m.
Aug. 13 for the pur¬
$400,000
Dated
Sept.
improvement
1,
1963.
Due
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1983 'Jin-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
Boston Safe Deposit
and Trust Company, Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Ropes & Gray.
Bangor
v
be
Aug.
until
received
on
for
8
1962. Due
Beach, Maine
Orchard
Daly.
receive
will
Treasurer,
(EDST) on
purchase of $142,000 sewer bonds. Dated July 1,
1963.
Due on July 1 from 1964
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and
,
'
■
lahan,
ceive
(EDST)
11
Dated Aug.
awarded
were
Jackson &
bonds offered
ed
to
at
a
Peabody, Mass.
Mdryland State Roads Commisstotri
Offering
Bond
until
bids
sealed
receive
C. R. Pease,
—
Commission, will
Secretary of the
a.m.
Aug. 14 for the purof $4,935,000 revenue bonds.
Aug. 1, 1963. Due on Aug.
(EDST)
chase
Dated
on
1964 to 1978 inclusive. The
1 from
interest
payable
(F-A)
the
at
'j State Treasurer's office.
July
ton,
3s, at
as
Connecticut Bank
New
Trust
Halle
&
Co.,
K.
Co.,
sealed bids until
Aug.
on
11
1
of
purchase
$930,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1963.
1,
;•
1964
Due
and interest
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1983
to
of
cost
fr
ited
Bond Note Sale—The $5,000,000
July
offered
notes
Bond
29
were
(P.
Sale—The
awarded
were
of
posed
City),
Bay
to
$1,305,000 lim¬
July
group
a
Halsey,
y
awarded to a syndicate composed
of the First Boston Corp., ChemiBank
cal
'New
State
York
Trust
Co.,
Co.,
Bank
England
New
Bank
Boston
Co., and
Trust
Street
National
chants
Trust
York
New
Stuart
29
blower & Weeks, at a net
Mer¬
Safe Deposits
Co., all of Boston, at
interest cost of about 1.92%.
Bond
Sale—The
Note
Sale—The
offered
'
••
the
July 25
State
about
notes
awarded to
were
Street
Co., Boston, at
of
$500,000
Bank
Bond
i'
I
•
bonds
and
:!
a
$1,190,000
30
White, Weld & Co.,
Bond
School
&
Co.,
at
a
of about
bids until
Aug.
on
6
for
11
(EDST)
a.m.
the
purchase
of
1969
inclusive.
Principal
-i
interest
(M-S)
National
Shawmut
payable
and
at
Bank
of
the
Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
Hampden County
]
I
j
i
t
(P.
O.
Bond
O f f
e r
i
g—Daniel M.
n
Walsh, Jr., County Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
on
of
bonds.
bids
Aug.
until
7
Dated
Sept.
court
1,
pur¬
house
1963.
Due
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1973, incl.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
on
able
at
the
State
Trust Company,
Street
Boston.
Bank
inclusive.
Aug.
15
Clerk,
until
for
5
basis cost
Secretary
nautics
of
for
the
11
the
a.m.
County
Aero¬
(EST)
purchase
on
of
Aug.
$620,000
revenue
bonds. Dated
July 1 from 1965 to 1984
on
Interest
bv
The bonds
J-J.
Miller,
May 1, 1963.
are
Legality
Canfield,
callable.
approved
Paddock
&
p.m.
the
Nashville, Mich.
age
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
son
$124,000
offered July
to
25
were
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Warren, Mich.
City
sewer¬
& Curtis.
Bond
will
Interest
M-S.
Windhorst
&
7-.
receive
sealed
bids
1965
to
until
6
revenue bonds.
by
Charles
County
(P.
Trauer-
Yazoo),
awarded
Sale
the
to
The
—
$54,000
,
'
receive
sealed
Trust
&
Co.,
Bank
of
Yazoo
of
College,
Regents (P. O.
Division
(CST)
&
1966
of
as
approved
bids
Aug. 15 for
M-N.
Interest
by
bonds.
revenue
Charles
Legality
&
Trauer-
Co.,
Inc.;
Bank
of
Bank
Company,
in
National
Boston;
St.
First
Louis.
A.
The
Webster
Dougherty & Co.; Blewer, Glynn
&
Co.;
DeHaven
Crouter &
&
Townsend;
Bodine; Kenower, Mac-
Arthur & Co., and the Stockyards
National Bank
of Wichita.
■'•
"
i
NEW
JERSEY
Black Horse Pike
Regional School
(P. O. Runnemede), N. J,
Bond Offering — Elmer
Hill,.
Secretary of the Regional School
District, will receive sealed bids
8
(EDST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
on
Aug. 21
$440,000 school
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1963. Due on
from
1
1965
to
inclu¬
1983
tional
Bank
Trust Company,
and
Legality
Camden.
approved
by
Camden, N. J.
Bond
Sale
bonds
awarded to
The
—
offered
a
group
the National State
John
J.
Ryan
$1,126,000
July
were
Bank, Newark,
Co.
&
25
composed of
and
W.
H.
Newbold's Son & Co., as 3.35s, at
price of 100.361,
a
about
a
basis fcost of
3.32%.
Due
to
on
1985
are
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
The
Lacey Township School District,
MONTANA
Howard,
Bozeman
Special Improvement
Bond Sale—The
District No. 429, Mont.
Bond
Offering
City
until
—
will
Clerk,
bids
1:30
callable.
Peterson,
C.
K.
bonds
Wilson,
receive
sealed
(MST)
p.m.
County
Reno),
O.
Nevada
$1,290,000
McKenzie,
Chairman of the Board of County
school bonds offered July 29 were
Commissioners, will receive sealed
awarded
bids until 10
to
John
Nuveen
&
Co.,
a.m.
(PDST)
on
Aug.
Shearson, Hammill & Co. and the
5
follows:
the
purchase
of
$1,250,000
Division
on
Jan. 1, 1965
1966.
Dated
(EDST)
250,000 2.70s. Due Jan. 1, 1969.
65,000 2%s. Due Jan. 1, 1970.
proved
Treasurer's
man
&
office.
Raritan
Bond
on
July
Principal
the County
Legality
by Dawson, Nagel,
Howard.
of
bids
on
until
Aug.
12:30
14 for the
$3?006,000
various
Township School District
Offering
—
Charles
S.
Hopla, Secretary of the Board of
July 1, 1963. Due
and interest payable at
F.
the
municipal bonds;
$1,000,000 courthouse bonds.
1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
of
Investment, will
sealed
purchase
William
—
Director
Jr.,
of
receive
p.m.
Trenton), N. J.
Offering
(P. O. Hazlet), N. J.
250,000 library bonds.
$485,000 2.30s. Due
Jersey Department of the
Vooi-hees,
limited tax bonds, as follows:
for
were
Treasury Division of Investment
Bond
Bond Offering—J. C.
(P. O. Duluth), Minn.
The
(P.
30
Boland, Saffin, Gordon
(P. O.
Washoe
$265,000 school
July
Sautter, Inc.
New
NEVADA
Territory School District
—
&
Lefevere,
St. Louis County Unorganized
Sale
offered
awarded to
on
improvement bonds.
& Hamilton.
Bond
New Jersey
I
Due Aug.
Interest F-A. Legality approved
and
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Fahnestock & Co.; Second District
Business
purchase of $2,351,000
clusive.
Equitable
Securities Corporation; John Nu¬
veen.
Nicoletti,
sealed
on
National
Co.;
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
of
will receive
&
payable at the First Camden Na¬
State
Offering—Pete
the
&
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Kirksville), Mo.
of
Bank
Philadelphia
Shields
Sept.
City, jointly.
Missouri
syndi¬
Chicago; Phelps, Fenn
Co.,
Bank;
were
City, and the Delta National Bank
Northeast
the
of
tinental Illinois National
until
July 12
Due
receive bonds. Dated May 1, 1982.
(CDST) on May 1 from 1965 to 2002 in¬
improvement
bonds
Lefler
members
p.m.
Dated
facilities
v-;;y. v:/■■
Legality
&
O.
offered
navigation
Illinois
Mississippi
certificates
.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Con¬
District
Certificate
the
Other
cate:
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
2002
Yazoo
Head
air
National
(P. O.
Aug. 16 for the purchase
on
$350,000
May 1, 1963r -Due
1,700,000 water bonds. Dated Aug.
by
maintenance
'
bonds.
Shawmut
Offering—D. Sims, Secre¬
Bond
Service,
purchase
deferred
Securities
245,000 2V2s. Due Jan. 1, 1967.
245,000 2.60s. Due Jan. 1, 1968.
Offering—James D. Gray,
Clerk,
1
The
Milwaukee Company, at par, a net
interest cost of about 2.76%, as
Stone.
Bond
March
on
inclusive.
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $40,000
Robert Ross,
Board, will receive sealed
bids until
28
—
Dated
tary of the Board of Trustees, will
1, 1965.
>.
Due
1989
of
purchase
bonds.
Marquart,
until 2 p.m.
will
400,000 recreation bonds.
nicht.
1, 1963.
Rapids),
(CDST)
p.m.
callable.
are
Bond
Offering—Edward J. Mobids
the
to
Board
Feb. 1 from
on
Lot C
100,000
Hattiesburg), Miss.
inclusive.
1985
for
1963.
Feb. 1 from
on
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
3.86%.
Offering
1,
(CST)
building
$10,000,000 highway bonds.
E.
MISSOURI
Feb. 1 from
office
140,000 records center bonds.
from
1
$3,275,000 unlimited tax bonds,
Michigan
Bond
&
Legality
approved by Ropes & Gray.
a
noon
for the
$300,000
the
about
of
Feb.
on
Due
Village
sealed
4s, 3%s, 3%s,
price of 100.061,
inclusive.
Springfield), Mass.
i i'
)
line,
on
Due
u
i
as
Kent County (P. O. Grand
$600,000 school .bonds. Dated Sept.
i\
1, 1963. Due on Sept. 1 from 1964
:!■! to
1981
8
William Carey College
Na¬
and
Richfield, Minn.
McDonald
Bennett,
jointly,
i ;
it
8
school
$54,000
First
state
220,000 plant bonds.
Minn.
624,
school
inclusive.
Due
No.
27
1967
Owen,
1976 inclusive.
to
$1,575,000
Manley,
sealed
4
No.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
ville, City Treasurer, will receive
*
District
Sale-—The
Bond Offering—Daniel A. Gour-
I
Township,
1,690,000
Indep. School
until
23
follows:
and
Everett, Mass.
■i
1982
bonds offered July 22 were award¬
about 2.94%.
r.
•ii
Marshall
bids
of Yazoo
Due
70,000 3.70s.
Bond
(P. O. Marshall), Mich.
3s, at
as
t.
•
.
Fractional
basis cost of
a
and
Sept.
from
system
2,940,000 improvement bonds.
about
of
Offering—Richard
$1,500,000
.
ed to
r
-1
Fredonia
were
Lake
Bear
Aug.
on
nurs¬
July
Paul,
on
1972
to
1977 to
awarded to
were
the
St.
Due
75,000 3.60s.
net interest cost of about 1.97%.
July
price of 100.4599,
1966
the National Bank of Detroit, at a
The
—
offered
;
The $150,000 notes
July 22
$275,000
offered
to
of
50,000 3.30s.
Township School District
—
cost
Co.,
nicht.
follows:
$80,000 3s.
about
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
by
approved
net interest cost
as
1973 to
Sale
offered
awarded to the First Boston Corp.
I
No,. 4
Note
Interest
Island, Minn.
Bank
a
.
Dearborn
Trust
&
1.57%.
Sale
3.89%.
net interest cost
a
Easton, Mass.
■
net
of
Dated
v
bond
&
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
awarded
3.57%,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
cost
$105,000
bonds.
Sale—The
home
par,
$56,000 school
at
interest
of
parks
bonds.
Brink, District Clerk, will receive
Aug.
Caldwell, Phillips Co., jointly, at
bonds offered July 25 were award¬
a
1973
Pine
•
tional
3
ed to
Brockton, Mass.
purchase
July 30 were
Nuveen
MISSISSIPPI
on
state
1,420,000 dormitory bonds.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
(CDST)
obligation
Bond
Frac¬
No.
District
White
West;.
Legality
ing
(P. O. Marshall), Mich.
&
net
a
Township,
School
tional
John
interest
approved
interest
$4,000,000
275,000
sealed
2.13%,
A
Lot
rev¬
bonds
Marquart,
about
bonds.
of
were
Lee
Owen,
of
$1,700,000 dining hall bonds.
Minn.
$275,000
offered
to
net
a
Lake,
approved
ler & Hamilton.
cost of about 2.67%.
Trust
&
the
Co.,
&
and
Legality
cost
follows:
Lot B
$150,000 im¬
inclusive.
1968
Howard, Peterson, Lefevere, Lef-
com¬
&
certificates.
to
to
J-D.
Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc., and Horn-
Convis
pur¬
Aug. 1, 1963. Due
v
y
at
Offering—Roland, Kruger,
for
1964
offered
bonds
tax
Aug. 12 for the
$300,000
bids until, 8 p.m.
O.
Wind¬
3.63%.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
2.94%.
Michigan
'
;
re¬
p.m.
M-S.
general
Bond
v
as
13
Bay County
The
Bear
bonds
Faribault, Minn.
basis
a
will
until
7:30
Dorsey,
MICHIGAN
•
Boston, Mass.
,
price of 100.419,
a
Charles
—
1965
were
Co.,
&
Barney
about
by Ropes & Gray.
V
25
Trust Com¬
&
Legality approved
Boston.
pany,
to
2.90s, at
July
interest
net
as
&
price of 100.102, a
550,000 dormitory bonds.
Sale:—The
Bond
Windhorst & West.
$430,000 park¬
offered
(M-S) payable at the
Street Bank
State
from
1
Principal
awarded
were
Sept. 1, 1963. Due on Sept.
Interest
Sale—The
ing bonds
10
Clerk,
bids
on
from
by
City
of
Dated
Kenower,
Quincy, Mass.
(EDST)
a.m.
the
for
8
July
Offering
sealed
chase
City,
Kansas
and
a
bonds.
awarded
net interest cost of about
a
(CDST)
Corp., Com¬
Inc., at
net interest cost of about
White
enue
water
$34,000
Allison-Williams
the
to
Ulsrud,
ceive
Co.,
callable.
are
Marquart,
—
District
MacArthur & Co.
Bond
about
Duluth, Minn.
Buffalo,
York,
Stieglitz,
Sr., Town Treasurer, will receive
offered
awarded
Bond Offering—Robert D. Camp,
v
of
cost
Sale—The
mem¬
Trust
by Halsey, Stuart
awarded to E. J. Prescott &
were
Bond
Certificate
&
headed
'
bonds
Hartford, Marine Trust Company
Western
Sale
2.93%.
Cokato, Minn.
bers of the syndicate:
of
sewer
awarded to a syndi¬
were
cate
provement bonds offered July 30
$85,000
net- interest
basis
a
Other
in¬
$23,435,000 full
bonds
offered
credit
and
Aug. 1
Legality approved by
3.06%.
price of 100.817,
a
bonds
Due
1979
to
faith
Wayzata, Minn.
a
Co., at
cost of about 2.90%.
a.m.
(State of)
Hampshire
Bond Sale—The
horst & West.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
Island, Providence,
Bank of Rhode
11
1963.
1,
1965
Owen,
Co., at
Bond
National
Industrial
the
and
until
July
from
The
July 25 were award¬
were
the National Shawmut Bank, Bos¬
merce
O. Boston), Mass.
31
1
Dorsey,
4.16%.
$3,470,000
syndicate headed by
a
New York Hanseatic
MASSACHUSETTS
Belchertown (P.
awarded to
Principal and
bonds are callable.
v
11
T h e'*
—
offered
bonds
Baltimore), Md.
(P. O.
Sale
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
Dated
Jan.
Bond
Big Falls, Minn.
approved by Ropes & Gray.
MARYLAND
y
Webber,
Paine,
to
bids
$1,240,000 refunding
Interest J-J.
3.30%. ■■■*•
of about
cost
& McKusick.
v\
payable
(J-J)
National
of
Curtis, at a net interest
at the 15 from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.
Canal
Bank, Portland,
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
or
Saco.
Legality approved by able at the Worcester
County Na¬
Pierce, Atwood, Scribner, Allen tional
Bank, Worcester. Legality
interest
$90,000. im¬
The
—
C.
William
—
Aug. 13 for the pur¬
on
clusive.
provement bonds offered July 25
Due on Aug.
15, 1963.
Sale
Bond
a.m.
bonds.
water
$185,000
(CDST)
cn
Atwater, Minn.
will re¬
Aug. 13 for the pur¬
on
of
chase
MINNESOTA
until
bids
Offering
sealed
ceive
chase
Kiv-
S.
Treasurer,
Town
sealed
Miller, Can-
by
NEW HAMPSHIRE
New
Novosad, County Auditor, will re¬
bonds.
Massachusetts
Aug. 6 for the
M-S. Le¬
Interest
Bond
1,
Dec.
field, Paddock & Stone.
Worcester),
O.
Offering—Grace
Bond
sealed bids until noon
:T
(P.
Northborough
Offering —Jerome
Bond
'
Town
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
Minnesota
$727,000
Dated
gality approved
$44,124,000 notes.
Old
.
Sibley County (P. O. Gaylord),
Aug.
on
of
Sept. 1 from 1964 to
on
inclusive.
1977
of
purchase
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
highway
(EDST)
noon
the
7
the
for
27
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
or
until
bids
Housing Authorities
Massachusetts
Company,
Banking
and
Eastern
the
at
payable
(iyr-S)
Trust
.
(522)
54
ap¬
Sher¬
Education,
will
bids until 8 p.m.
20
for
the
receive
(EDST)
sealed
on
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Due
on
Aug.
purchase of $1,950,000
1963.
Aug. 1, from 1965 to 1983
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
.
Volume
198
Number 8287
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(523)
/
(F-A) payable at the Peoples Na¬
purchase
tional
bonds. Dated
Bank, Key port or National
State
Bank,
Newark.
Legality
by
Hawkins,
Delafield
Aug.
of
$209,000
from
1
drainage
-
Aug. 1, 1963. Due
1964
to
on
inclu¬
1971
cate: Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Ball,
Burge
City
Bank
&
of
Cleveland;
MEXICO
NEW
District
Municipal School
Clayton
No.
Bond
Legality approved by Sul¬
Curtiss, House & Co., and Robert
Donovan,
L. Conners & Co.
Govern
1, N. Mex.
Offering
New
E.
William
—
Note
offered
bids until 2
7
the
for
purchase
Aug.
on
$350,000
of
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
school
Due
(MST)
p.m.
1963.
the
inclusive.
Principal
office
and
and
Farmers
or
approved
Tallmadge
and
Legal¬
by Tallmadge &
Standley, Kegel
School Dist.
No. 2, N. Mex.
.
North
net in¬
a
1.92%.
Aug. 5
on
offered
July
school
25
were
awarded to Quinn & Co.,
and E. F.
Hutton
at
&
jointly,
Co.,
a
1964.
Inc.,
3.10s,
as
30
were
&
price of
a
cost
about
of
Great Neck, N.Y.
.
Sale
The
—
.
interest
and
Marine
Trust
Garden City,
Co.,
;
j
bids
Aug.
on
until ;
chase
of
Dated
2
p.m.
the
for
7
$220,000
from
1
1964
bridge
to
1974
at
a
of
about
price of 100.010,
basis cost
a
inclusive.
by
pay¬
Albany,
Legality
Caldwell,
ap¬
Trimble
&
Putnam
Valley, Carmel and
Dist.
No.
1
The
—
Bond
$600,000 im¬
awarded
were
Bank
Co.,
Trust
; &
Salem,
Wachovia
the
to
2.80s,
at
a
basis
cost
100.242,
price
a
of
of
about
2.77%.
Massapequa Park, N. Y.
of the
Board
receive
will
sealed
t
sealed
receive
(EDST)
bids
8 for
Aug.
on
until
1
June
Education,
bids
Aug.
on
of
until
Trust
o
£
mjm
^OR
school
1, 1963. Due
on
Legality approved by Wood, King,
Dawson & Logan.
O.
bids
Aug.
until
6
for
to
america Corporation and its
interest
Chemical
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Bank
Principal
consolidated net income
was
per
*
*
Burlington
Bond
ending
30th, consolidated net
income, after payment of
pre¬
ferred dividends and al¬
$15,428,000 compared with
$11,941,700 for the similar
period in 1962. This amounts
$ 1.18 per share of common
stock
Mitchell,
(P.
period last
Aug.
on
for
1, 1963. Due
Easter-
E.
City,
Co.,
bv
(EST)
a.m.
the
on
from
1964
the
1978
pur¬
bonds.
sewage
to
noon
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
Trust
purchase
Principal
payable
Co.,
Bank
the
York
approved
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
pay¬
Community Bank,
Legality approved by
Sale
bonds
awarded
bv
—
offered
F.
to
a
The
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
until
$202,355, bonds,
lows:
building
Inc.,
July
30
svndicate
"
fol¬
about
were
,
Other
members
the
will
p.m.
interest
of
cost
on
*
Dec.
from
bonds
offered
1
from
1964
Aug.
1
1, 1963. Due
Trust
Due
Dec.
1
from
.Co.,
Jefferson
Bond
enue
1973
awarded to
of
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1981 incl.
Dated
Aug.
1, -1963. ^Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Bank
Company. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders
&
Dempsey.
Joint
School
rev¬
a
were
syndicate headed
as
April
15
$265,000 5s.. Due
of about
1973
3.72%,
as
follows:
Nov.
on
1
from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
inclusive.
2.90s4
Due
Nov.
Due Nov. 1,
1, 1969.
1970;
'
70,000
3.10s.
Due
Nov.
1,
1971.
J..
70,000
3.20s.
Due
Nov.
1,
1972.
15
75,000
3.30s.
Due
Nov.
1," 19*3.
80,000
3.40s.
15
80,000
3.45s.
80,000
31/2S.
Due
Nov.
1,! 1976.
15
85,000
3.55s
Due
Nov.
1,
'
-
1976 and
1977.
>
1,280,000 2.90s. Due
on
April
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
1,960,000
3s.
Due
April
on
1,980,000 3.80s. Due
from
on
April
1987 to 1990 inclusive.
and
620,000 Is.
cate:
on
members
Blair &
the
320,000
syndi¬
Brothers
&
Co.;
& Trust
Dufe
33As./Due
155,000 3s.
Con¬
&
on
Nov.
Due Nov. 1, 1993.
Singer, Deane &
McEntee
Nov.
Scribner;
Co., Inc.; Francis
Blair
J. duPont &
Co., Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Sale
bonds
The
—
$630,000
offered
July 26
Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities
&
Co.;
Goldman,
Sachs
rev¬
were
This advertisement is neither
ait
Housing and Home
Finance Agency.
'
offers
to
offer to sell
nor
a
solicitation of
buy these securities. The offering is made only by the Offer-
ing Circular copies of which
Bond Sale
tax
The
—
bonds
awarded
$440,000 lim¬
offered
to
3V4S,
as
100.55,
may
be obtained from the Underwriter?
July
Ball,
at
-
Burge
July 31, 1963
&
price
a
NEW ISSUE
30
of
90,000 Shares
basis cost of about 3.19%.
a
OKLAHOMA
Kelly & Cohen, Inc.
Heavener, Okla.
Bond Sale—The
$145,000 water¬
works bonds offered July 24 were,
awarded
to
Bank
&
Trust
City,
at
the
Liberty
Co.,
net
a
Common Stock
National
(Par Value
of Oklahoma
interest
cost
$.01)
of
about 3.59%.
ing
Co.,
basis
and
a
cost
of
the
syndi¬
First
offered
to
a
$725,000 build¬
July
Bank,
Bank
City,
a
of about 2.75%.
&
Price $2.75 Per Share
were
of
Trust
American
Security
Trust Co., and Sheridan
Lawton, at
30
group composed
National
Oklahoma
National
of
of
bonds
Co.
3%s, at
Sale—The
awarded
1
.
Wilberforce), Ohio
ited
1
Other members of the syndicate:
Co., Hart¬
&
Adams,
onT
from 1985 to 1992 inclusive:
&
Inc.;
1,
:
Due
ford; G. H. Walker & Co.; Stroud
Co.,
Nov.
on
1981.
3.70s.
1,050,000
Angeles; Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Barr
1977.
Nov. 1, 1978
on
from 1982 to 1984 inclusive.
Co.; United California Bank, Los
Co.;
1974.
1975.
3.65s.
1980 and
c
Co., Inc.; Shields &
necticut Bank
1,
1,
and 1979.
April 15,
195,000
of
Nov.
Nov.
185,000 3.60s. Due
1992.
Due April 15, 1993.
Due
Due
<
Inc.; Fahnestock & Co.; Winslow,
Wilberforce University (P. O.
Bond
by
Arthurs,' Lestrange & Co., at a
price of 98.274%, a net interest
65,000 3s.
Other
on
Hills
Sale—The $2,840,000
offered July 30
65,000
1991
to
M-S.
bonds
270,000 23/4s. Due April 15, 1975.
570,000 2.80s. Due on April 15,
,
1964
Interest
3.05%,
on
1,240,000 3.20s. Due.
'
Sept.
on
Authority (P. O, Clairton// Pa.
Due
inclusive.
on
Aug. 13 for the pur¬
revenue bonds.
callable.
are
est
syndicate
a
about
1966 to
8
1 from 1964 to 1991 inclusive. The
cost
5s.
v
until
$1,100,000
Dated Sept.
follows:
$1,430,000
bids
(EDST)
from 1982 to 1986 inclusive.
31,900 improvement bonds.
/,
sealed
The $9,600,000
to
&
Township School Authority
(P. Ot Wayne), Pa.
Bond Offering—W. H.
McKay,
chase of
*
price of 98.31, a net
a
Co., of Glassport'.
Secretary of the Authority,
Continental j Illinois
Bank
Chicago, at
1983
the
3.45%.
a
—
were
Union
receive
r
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
and
National
>
to
managed
&
100.399,
bonds
awarded
headed
pur¬
as
$134,455 improvement bonds. Due
on
Sale
22
Peoples
•
250,000 4V4S. Due April 15, 1974.
noon
Aug. 13 for the
on
of
Bond
$1,679,000
as
of
were
July
the
Lawton, Okla.
Smithers
price
"
First National
Oregon, Portland, at a
of
were
~
Bond Offering—Jane E. Eastin,
City Director of Finance, will re¬
Ohio
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
S.
24
to
Bank & Trust
Radnor
Oregon State Board of Higher
/ :■
OHIO
Bond
-July
the
offered
awarded
:
.
Eastlake.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school
net interest cost of about 3.67%.
Sheffield Lake (P. O. Lorain), Ohio
and
at
-
New
Legality
Mitchell.
.
of
Wachovia Bank & Trust
or
Raleigh.
Glassport School District, Pa.
I
.
to
Stead,
National
PENNSYLVANIA
1, 1963. Due on
the
Sept. 1 from 1965
; (M-S)
Bankers
for stock dividends
1963 and 1962.
awarded
&
Fourth
;
Youngstown, Ohio
11
inclusive.
1986
to
earnings have been adjusted
TRANSAMERICA CORPORATION
Treasurer,
for
19
$300,000
bonds. Dated Sept.
sewer
.of $5,000,000 school
offered
the
and
Kirkland *&
Keating
Bank & Trust Co., of Wichita.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
bonds
Jenks,
Koenig,
the
for
County School Dist. No. 28J
Bond
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
Raleigh), N. C.
until
6
$350,000
year. Per share
paid in
and
Aug.
on
Kraus,
bids
21
10
(P. O. Elmira), Oregon
Ohio
of
were
share for the like
ap¬
Commission, will receive
compared with 93tf
earned per
O.
Aug.
until
Education (P. O. Portland),
Clerk
awarded to the
Pershing,
Offering—W.
interest
lowances for taxes, totaled
(M-N) payable at the
Dated
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
sealed
*
For the six months
June
or
share in 1962.
Principal
chase
ernment
compared with $6,237,500
49tf
(EST)
Shetterly & Mitchell.
64tf per share
or
Nov. 1
on
incl.
Lane
1
Offering—Richard E. Tay¬
City
enue
the like 1962
30th,
1984
will receive sealed bids until
Trust
York
proved
$8,385,200
lor,
the
New
Co., New York City. Legality
period. For the
until
Aug. 8 for the pur¬
school bonds.
Napoleon,
Bond
and
increase of 29 percent from'
bv
of
payable^at
(J-D)
Inc.,
bids
Oregon
June 1 from 1965
on
inclusive.
subsidiaries show
ending June
Education,
bids
bonds. Dated June
sewer
1997
11
the
Co.;
.OREGON
fer and Williams.
Easter-
E.
Sulzberger,
bonds
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
C.
N.
Commission, will receive
$225,000
earnings
of
36,000 real estate bonds. Due
Raleigh),
Offering—W.
Allan
Marsh,
sealed
a s e
C. A. Adams,
1, 1963. Due
to
Central
on
Half-year results for Trans-
quarter
1965
and interest
sealed
b*
j—
sealed
on
ernment
*
s°
an
CAROLINA
(P.
cli
Whittaker & Co.; Tuller & Zuckpr;
Blair
&
Co.;
Hallowell,
Dist.
Education,
of
Co.;
Pierce, Wulbern, Murphey Corp.;
Reinholdt & Gardner; Robert L.
School
Board
Interest A-O.
inclusive.
NORTH
1, 1963. Due
to
2
Company, New York City.
the
Indep.
ron
Louis; Kenower, Mac-
Co., A. Webster Doug¬
Wells & Co.; Malvern Hill &
bonds. Dated Oct.
$590,000
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
>
by
:
1; from 1964 to 1993 inclu¬
Bond
0
of
the
for
6
$4,082,000
bonds. Dated June
Beulaville
(t
h
approved
the Board
(EST)
ceive
(EDST)
p.m.
of
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Marine Midland
beck, Village Clerk and Treasurer,
p.m.
Walter Panas,
—
sive.
Bond Offering—James A. Brod-
will
Clerk
Offering
Winston- purchase
as
pay¬
:A\ Napoleon.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
(P. O. Mohegan
1, Lake), N. Y.
Sale
of
receive
able
Phillipstown, Central School
\
the
Saffjin,
First National
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Mullaney,
Southern Ohio Bank of Cincinnati.
1
Yorktown, Somers and Cortlandt,
Ithaca, N. Y.
Bond
Clerk
Sept.
Mitchell.
2.73%.
provement bonds offered July 31
Bond Offering
bonds.
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
Office.
Clerk of
pur¬
Sept. 1, 1963. Due
the
(P.yO. Tulsa), Okla.
p u r
and interest
J. Omer
—
for
revenue
vBond Offering—Fanne C.
Dec.
inclusive.
County
No.. 1
bonds.
on
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
from
23/4S,
as
pur¬
Akron.
Dated Sept.
Offering
28
$1,479,000
418,000 fee system bonds.
Tulsa
Sauter;
herty & Co.; Thomas & Co.; Chap¬
man, Howe & Co.; McLean & do.,
Inc.; J, R. Williston & Beape,
10
building bonds.
(CST)
loway & Dikeman.
Y.
$1,061,000
a.m.
Legality
until
follows:
as
able at the First National Bank of;
chase
to the Long Island
awarded
1973.
Aug.
on
of
bids
55
Stetson; Boland,
&
Arthur &
Collum,
Oct 1 from 1965 to 1982 inclusive.
provement bonds offered July 30
were
road
to
sealed
receive
p.m.
proved
$202,500 im¬
1964
C.
noon
19 for the
$96,000
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
(EDST)
(CST)
will
will
Plattsburgh
Bond
of
from
1963. Due Aug.
able at the State Bank of
3.05%.
Aug.
on
until
Dated, July 15, 1963. Due
Midland
the
sealed
receive
re¬
bids
Greenhills-Forest Park City School
District (P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
v
Principal
at
receive
McEntee
at
basis
a
of
Laplante, City Chamberlain, will
July
Adams,
(EDST)
Company, New York City.
Trust
$500,000 hospi¬
offered
to
100.357,
(J2DST)
purchase
Plattsburgh, N.
Frankfort, N. Y.
Clerk, will
Village
sealed
Principal and interest (J-D)
net
YORK
Bond Sale—The
bonds
the
Aug. 15,
Bond
awarded
for
$1,212,800 notes.
interest cost of about 2.74%.
NEW
ceive
N.
$1,600,000 notes, as follows:
14,
will
&
Gordon
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
bonds,
Marcus
—
Cohu
Bank in St.
Offering—M.
a.m.
Offering
Bressler,
1
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11 a.m.
payable
Sale—The $286,000
Bond
Co.,
of
387,200 notes.
Vegas Municipal
bonds
tal
Bank
Niagara Falls, N. Y*
Dated
.
awarded to
Bond
chase
Campos.
Las
$2,297,000 notes
were
of about
cost
interest
and
Stockmens Bank, Clayton.
ity
July 25
America, New York, at
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's '
Sale—The
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1973
on
Co.;
Fairlawn, Ohio
State Housing Finance
Commercial
terest
&
Bond
purchase
Agency (P. O. New York), N. Y,
sealed
receive
will
Ginther
& Lane.
York
Brown, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
Hanrahan,Mc-
Cincinnati;
of
Oklahoma
Sutherland & Co.; Provident Bank
of
livan
Wood.
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
office.
6
Colleges Board
Regents (P. O. Oklahoma City),
Ryan,
payable at the Village Treasurer's
approved
Oklahoma
<
National
Kraus;
.
•
Bank
&
Bank, all
net interest
cost
AMSBARY, ALLEN & MORTON, INC.
1301 Law & Finance
Bldg.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
■
,
yi
A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Hornblower
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
&
Leonard
Moore,
Weeks;
&
&
Inc.;
CAROLINA
Clinton, S.
Girant & Reming¬
Co., Inc.; Hess,
C.
1
Offering
Bond
LIMITED
held July 30,
meeting of Directors
a
decided to
1963 in London it was
pay on
of
September 30, 1963 Interim Dividend
Six Pence for each len
Shillings
of
the year ending
the issued Ordi¬
nary Stock of the Company free of United
Kingdom Income Tax.
for
Stock
Ordinary
Septemoer 30, 1963 on
the
decided to pay on
Also
0ess
issued
for dividend on
be used
120
the
5% Preference Stock.
received in London
before August
for payment of
of about
York
Trust
City.
ap¬
to
ceived in London
TEXAS
Offering
of
the
or
before October 3,
for
time
of
payment
District,
Floyd
Board
of
on
Gunn,
Stockholders who
be entitled by
may
(1) of the Double
Treaty between the
United
States and the United Kingdom to a tax
credit under Section 901 of the United
of Article XIII
virtue
on
Feb.
1 from
of
Aug.
1978.
Bond
Offering
Aug.
on
Oct.
County
Boothman.
Treasurer,
will
Allyn
Struthers
Thelma F.
—
purchase
the
for
14
building
&
Internal
States
Revenue
,
Code
This advertisement is neither
by
can
j
NEW ISSUE
&
Co.;
&
Continental Bank
Co., Salt Lake City.
and
Inc.,
Trust
of
Osceola, Wis.
on
Interest
No. 201
County School District
(P. O, Everett),
offered
bonds
of
to
25
*
by
a
30
a
net interest
cost of about
2.98%,
$1,440,000 3s.
Due on July 1 from
receive
follows:
as
Marquart,
Owen,
WYOMING
County School District No. 6
Park
(P. O. Cody), Wyo.
Offering
the
for
Charles
—
school
Due
of
June 1
inclusive.
-
■■
V
'
■
'payable
at
office.
interest
the
County
Legality
& Howard.
of these securities.
,
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
DIVIDENDS
OF
NOTICE
HOLDERS
TO
TheTokio Marine and Fire Insurance Company, Limited
OF ORDINARY AND PREFERENCE
WARRANTS TO
STOCK
A
second
dividend?
int^im
(A Japanese Corporation)
BEARER
the
on
Ordinary Stock for the year ended 30th
September, 1963, of Six Pence for each
Ten Shillings of Ordinary Stock, free of
United
Kingdom
payable
will
Tax,
Income
Representing
,
20,000,000 Shares of Common Stock
be
(Par Value 50 Japanese Yen Per Share)
30th September, 1963.
on
Holders of Bearer Stock to obtain this
dividend
must
with
Morgan
the
deposit Coupon No. 250
Guaranty Trust Com¬
of New York, 33, Lombard Street,
London, E.C.3, for examination five clear
pany
business
days (excluding Saturday) be¬
fore payment is made.
The
usual
half-yearly
2Vz7c
Price $18.25 per
share
of
the 5% Preference Stock (less
Kingdom Income Tax) for the
°n
United
year
dividend
30th September next will
payable on the 30th September,
ending
also be
-
1963.
*.,>
Coupon
with
the
No.
120
National
be
must
Provincial
deposited
Bank
Copies of the Prospectus
Lim¬
Savoy
Court,
Strand,
London,
W.C.2, for examination five clear busi¬
days
(excluding Saturday)
be obtained from
any
of the several underwriters,
including the undersigned, only in States in which such underwriters
ited,
ness
may
to act as
dealers in securities and in which the
Prospectus
may
are
qualified
legally be distributed.
before
payment is made.
DATED July 31, 1963.
By Order
A.
D.
McCORMICK,
The First Boston
The Nikko Securities Co., Ltd.
Corporation
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Secretary.
Westminster House
r
Hornblower & Weeks
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
7, Millbank
Incorporated
London, S.W. 1
Stockholders
who
virtue of Article
Taxation
Treaty
and the United
credit
under
Section
Kingdom to
901
of
the
Internal
a
.
to
the above mentioned dividends.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Stone & Webster Securities Corporation
tax
United
Revenue Code
can
by
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company of New York obtain certificates
giving particulars of rates of United
Kingdom Income Tax appropriate to all
application
Incorporated
XIII
States
States
Lehman Brothers
Lazard Freres & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
be entitled by
(1) of the Double
between
the
United
may
White, Weld & Co.
Dean Witter & Co.
Bache & Co.
Incorporated
The Daiwa Securities Co., Ltd.
The Nomura Securities Co., Ltd.
1972,
and
American Depositary Shares
Vr
Aug. 19
$1,100,000
ap¬
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher-^
man
any
on
from 1965 to
Principal
July 30, 1963.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
G.
bonds.-;Dated'Sept. 1, 1963.
on
(J-D)
(MST)
purchase
Treasurer's
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
400,000
approved
& West.
until 7:30 p.m.
were
Bank, Chicago,
price of 100.026,
Due
1975,
callable.
are
Legality
e y,
to
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
'road
syndicate headed by
the First National
at
July
1963.
1966
Kepler, Chairman of the Board of
(State of),
offered
a
D o r s
Windhorst
Bond
VIRGINIA
West Virginia
M-S.
were
Na¬
from
1
The bonds
inclusive.
1
-
Bond Sale—The $4,000,000
bonds
March
net interest cost
a
3.34%.
WEST
July
Seattle-First
the
Bank, at
about
Wash.
$350,000 school
1,
Sept.
Shefelman,
Lawrance, Gay & Moch.
Roberts,
by
August 2,1963
COMPANY LIMITED
&
WISCONSIN
-
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO
&
Hughes
Small & Co.,
John
Inc.;
Co.,
Hutton
F.
E.
Raffensperger,
Inc.;
dividends.
the above mentioned
Co.;
Due on Oct. 1 from
Bond Offering—Robert Graham,
1978, inclusive. The bonds
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
are callable.
Principal and inter¬
bids until 8 p.m.( CDST) on Aug. 7
est
(A-O) payable at the City
for the purchase of $100,000 street
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ bonds. Dated
offer to sell nor a solicitation of offers to buy
offering is made only by the Prospectus.
an
The
Wood,
Hay den,
Inc.; Weeden
Taxation
application to Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company of New York obtain certificates
giving particulars of rates of United
Kingdom Income Tax appropriate to all
syndicate:
Inc.;
Winthrop;
Stone & Co.,
Dated
bonds.
of
Wash.
Co.,
&
1, 1963.
(CST)
A. Tremper,
Bond Offering—A.
C.
1965 to
as
(P. O. Seattle),
1988 inclusive.
to
Other members of the
A.
Co.,
Wash.
Vernon,
Zamzow, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PDST)
tional
King County, Renton School Dist.
403
1975
Whipple
Mount
awarded to
No.
ap¬
Due on July 1 from
2,240,000 3s.
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
Edwin White,
purchase
Legality
July 1, 1973
on
American Securities Corp.; Bacon,
awarded
for, the
office.
Due
1974.
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson,
Texas
Finance, will receive
12
payable at the County
Treasurer's
and
The bonds
Principal and inter¬
Bond Sale-—The
WASHINGTON
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin &
(M-S)
Dated
bonds.
320,000 23/4s.
of
Snohomish
March 1
850,000 revenue bonds.
Interest
callable.
bonds
est
follows:
$2,390,000 various bonds.
1964 to 1993, incl.
The
are
on
Due on March 1 from
$3,240,000 bonds,
Trus¬
F-A.
dividends to transferees.
Due
Sealed bids until 7:30 p.ni.
—
callable.
proved
to 1973 inclusive.
Bond Offering—R.
Director
T exas
Bond
Co., Inc. and
follows:
as
Richardson,
President
to
100,000 ,3.10s. Due March 1,
on
pay
on
in
be
will
1963
Monday, August 5, 1963
.
Due on Sept. 1 from
1983, inclusive.
are
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
Cutler,
Arlington Indep. School
sold
were
3..07%,
80,000 3s.
Co.,
Legality
York
New
Bank
October 31, tees, will receive sealed bids until
1963 half-yearly dividend of 3%
(less 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 8 for the
United Kingdom Income Tax)
on the purchase of $1,000,000 schoolhouse
6% Preference Stock. All transfers re¬ bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due
decided
Also
/-
New
re¬
las, jointly, at a net interest cost
are
interest
Bank, both of Lafollette or Chem¬
ical
$320,000
Rauscher, Pierce &
Bank
All transfers
dividends to transferees.
.
bonds
and
bonds
payable at the First Na¬
$140,000 3.10s.
or Peoples National
from 1964
(J-D)
tional
The
Principal
The
—
Mercantile National Bank at DaL
or
on
27, 1963 will be in time
4
inclusive.
callable.
used for divi¬
No.
must
1991
on
Stock and Coupon
the Ordinary
on
Due
Sale
Bond
June 1 from 1964 to
1962.
School Dist.,
school
$150,000
Dated June 1,
waterworks bonds.
1965 to
purchase
the
for
14
Sept. 1, 1963.
Texas
sealed
$280,000 funding
of
purchase
proved by Chapman &
5% Preference Stock. t
Coupon No. 250 must be
dend
day
same
half-yearly
dividend of 2l/z%
United Kingdom Income Tax) on
the
for
incl.
Horton.
&
Midland Independent
(CST) on Aug. 6
bids until 2 p.m.
McCall,
by
Aug.
$1,200,000
Legality approved
Parkhurst,
Crowe,
Dallas.
McCall
receive
Due
10 from 1965 to 1983,
Feb.
Bank,
E. Raleigh,
J.
—
will
Clerk,
City
on
10, 1963.
Principal 'and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Mercantile National
Lafollette, Tenn.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
Dated Aug.
bonds.
NOTICES
TOBACCO COMrANY
purchase of $3,000,000 road
for the
TENNESSEE
~~
Sterrett,
L.
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) oh Aug. 19
Bond Sale —The $125,000 rev¬
& Co.; Wood¬
cock, Moyer, Fricke & French, enue bonds offered July 26 were
Inc.; Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬ awarded to Alester G. Furman
phrey, Inc.; C. S. McKee & Co., Co., at a net interest cost of about
Inc.; McKelvy & Co.; Penington, 3.09%.
Colket & Co.; Poole & Co.; Reed,
DIVIDEND
Offering—W.
Bond
SOUTH
ton; Kay, Richards
At
,
seale^ bids until 11 a.m. (PDST)
on
Texas
O. Dallas),
(P.
Company.
J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Road District No. 1
Dallas County
Co., and Simpson, Emery
&
Lear
B.
Lynch;
.
(524)
56
Yamaichi Securities Company
of New York, Inc.
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