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and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Volume
INFORMATIVE
MOST
New York
6219
Number
196
AND
LEADING
THE
PUBLICATION
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
7, N. Y., Monday, December 10, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
offering
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
each
and
Alloys Unlimited, Inc.—Common Registered—
Long Island City, N. Y., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 28 covering 44,491
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
of
company
43rd
21-01
Ave.,
the holders thereof on the American Stock Exchange at current
additional 48,853 shares
(which were previously registered by the
market
(maximum
prices
$6,875
shares
48,853
share).
per
which
The
is
company
metallic
were
unsold
portion
principally
for such
components
germanium
transistors,
investment
of
of
shares,
Such
and
an
a
engaged
A"
in
and
agreed
to
for
the
manufacture
to
certain
common
S.
Colem**.
President
which
lA'/r,
own
and-
In
seals.
1315%
of
and
14.?%,
Tang,
Gregory
Executive
respectively.
Vice-
Butler,
Cole-
to sell 15,000 shares each and 22 others who
propose
development
of
to
held.
Missouri—"Reg.
be
offered
"Reg.
a
basis
at-the-market
of
share
one
46,000
subscription by
A"
covering
Cotter & |Co.—Securities
for
for
3.36
each
common
1.
6%
promissory (subordinated) notes, series I,
at
100%
of principal amount,
and
to be
sale
A
stock,
common
10-share
units
at
to
be
offered
dealers
to
12,000
of
the
offered for
shares of
in
company
$1,000
per unit.
No underwriting is involved.
retail dealer-owned (cooperative) wholesaler of
lines, and its stated purpose is to obtain for
its> members the benefits flowing from dealer ownership of whole¬
sale- operations!
Tito company's^ sale of merchandise is, with a few
The
is
company
hardware
and
a
related
minor* exceptions,
the
The
resale
On
Nov.
30,
the
SEC
Issued
Regulation A exemption
of
1933
with
West
Co.,
8th
1611
Regulation
.
witxi
from
to
respect
a
order
temporarily
registration
stock
Avenue,
Co.—Offering Suspended—
an
under
suspending
Securities
the
a
Act
offering by American Eagle Mining
Spokane,
Wash.
A provides a conditional exemption from registration
to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,-
respect
in. amount,! In a notification filed on Feb.
10, 1961, American
Eagle Mining proposed the pubic offering of 50,300 common shares
for an aggregate of $50,300.
According to the order, the offering,
which was to be made by stockholder-salesmen of the
issuer, began
on
March 22, 1961.
The Commission asserts in its suspension order
000
that
it
has
reasonable
ditions
oi
pany's
offering
circular
certain
material
facts,
the
of
the
the
Regulation
Securities
opportunity
Act
for
suspension
to
cause
believe
not
were
hearing,
should
be
offering
request,
upon
or
in
The
order
provides
the
on
made
circular
containing
resentations
actual
be
small
number
indirectly
distribute
from,
of
the
the
stock,
that
they
(a)
had
question
the
blocked
violated
out
ore
feasibility;
that
had
ore
tional,
the
(2)
their
the
represented
purchased
resultant
is
It
investors
profit
and
also
with
but
Act
who
such
nature
that
anti-fraud
that
directly
their
stock¬
amounts
in
of
that
they
that
the
(b>
mine
was
to
become
opera¬
that
substantial outside interests were trying to purchase
issuer's mine, that the purchase price of $2 per share was to
go
directly to the company (and the failure to disclose that the seller
was
to
diverting $1
be
that
listed
the
future,
$2
and
disclose
share
a
stock
a
to
to
his
own
exchange,
that
use),
that the
the stock
shares
were
was
worth
soon
more
offering price and could appreciate greatly in the near
that there was little or no risk in investment in the
shares.
coro.Dany's
company
on
Moreover,
the
stockholder-salesmen
investors
at $1
that they could buy stock
share.—V. 193, p. 1009.
per
own
P,
B
p.
the
five
directly
shares,
failed
from
to
the
Route
46,
Pine
Brook,
N. J., filed a registration
statement, with the SEC on Dec. 5 covering 51,200 shares of com¬
mon
stock, to be offered for public sale by Divine &
Fishman, Inc.,
70 Wall St., New York;
The public offering price (maximum $6
per
share) and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The
statement
also
,
be
used to cover the expense of
moving certain operations to
plant in May wood, N. J., for additional equipment and to
repay
certain loans made for working capital,
and
to
pay
the
balance of the purchase price ($112,000) of
29,722 common shares
of
the company which it has agreed to purchase from
a
former
a
new
officer
and
a
former
employee.
In
addition
to
the
company has outstanding 271,530 shares
which Samuel Herman,
a director,
owns
certain
of
indebtedness
common
stock
Cold
The
own
12.27%
Hollow
corporation
common
shares
-
each.
'
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on
to
commissions
and
under
certain
in
class
conditions
5.40%,
Nov.
be
8,
1962
offered
at
filed
$10.
a
"Reg.
The
A"
covering 30 000
corporation
New
is
also
underwriting.
and working capital.
192,
208.
p.
Withdrawn—
to
have
York.—V.
195,
been
offered
through
$3
at
&
Magnus
Co.,
1547.
p.
Gotham Educational Equipment Co., Inc.—Common
Ave.
New
Rochelle, New York,
the SEC on Dec. 4 covering
stock, to be offered for public sale through
underwriters headed by Federman, Stonehill & Co., 70 Pine St., N. Y.
The public offering price (maximum $6 per share) and underwriting
terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
The statement also in¬
cludes
20,000
common
shares
underlying
15,000 6-year warrants
issued
26
1962
filed
a
"Reg. A"
the
to
underwriter
is
company
marketing
such?
from
the
ing
capital
elements
ping
billiard
Of
the
which
of
board
Morris
chairman,
outstanding is $3.62
now
finance
to
products
has
materials,
raw
is
and
net
en¬
proceeds
In
250,000
L.
Miller,
addition
to
other
certain
of
shares
president,
each.
50%
own
and
labor
inventory.
com¬
and Robert N.
value of stock
Eook
share
per
Hillsboro Association, Inc.—Units
The company,
filed,
Registered—
1776 East Sunrise Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,»
statement with the SEC on Nov. 27 covering
registration
a
$1,000,000
of
15,000 shares
income
debentures,
due
1982
and
to be offered for public sale only
shares at $1,000 per unit, or (2) units
consisting of one $500 debenture and five shares at $1,000 per unit.
No underwriting is involved.
(1)
4%
of
cumulative
capital
The
company
organized
was
under
law
Delaware
the purpose of acquiring for $2,270,000 the
Hillsboro Club Property in order to endeavor
of
the
operation of the Hillsboro Club
32
substantially
as
a
it has been
as
in
July,
facility
to
social
carried
1962,
known
assure
and
on
as
continu¬
recrea¬
over
the
According to the prospectus, the company believes
the facility is desirable at this time to prevent its
converted
(by
the present owner,
Florida
Hillsboro,
Inc.,
years.
purchase
it
of
to
its
others
third
sale
the
of
purchase
ments
of
all
event
the
unsecured
the
it)
converting
The
under
be
who
the
operation
joint
a
"to uses incompatible
of the Club during the
committee
representative
company,
a
is an officer
both.
of
The
composed
of
seller
the
net
proceeds
of a
and
from
units
(assuming all are sold) will be applied to
(including* payment of minimum cash require¬
price and mortgages to be assumed in the
price
the
on
Club."
will
member
itself
or
the
by
use
season
representative
a
stock,
units consisting of 10
the
—
the
outstanding
company
purchase
units
not
are
sold)
notes and to improve
and
for
working capital, to repay
In addition to certain
150 shares of capital
the property.
outstanding
45
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
tables
pong
tables.
indebtedness,
36
36
stock, of which 10 shares each were purchased
including Percival F. Brundage, President,
the
company
has
by
organizers,
15
Detroit Stock
36
Midwest
36
Hydro-Swarf, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
38
On Nov. 30, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on March 30, which covered 97,000
common
shares, of which 80,000 were to have been offered by the
Exchange
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia - Baltimore - Washington
Stock
Stock
38
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Stock
38
39
39
—
Market.,
Transactions
American
On
Dec.
originally
38
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Transactions New York
Kaufman
40
44
Bond
and
company and 17,000 by
mond Moore & Co., Los
common
Kletz &
Stock Exchange
38
38
Exchange
Miscellaneous Features
of
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead.
State and City Bond Offerings.
_
Dividend Declared and Payable
Condition
Statement
of
Member
9
Banks
of
Federal Reserve Systems
Consolidated
Statement
2
54
48
48
of
Condition
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
of
the
48
have
its registration statement
which covered 250,000
withdrew
Mar.
on
offered
been
29
at
$5
through
Michael
G.
1656.
p.
SEC
on
Seagrove,
Dec.
5
N.
and
J.
72,750
C.
shares,
Wheat
&
C.,
filed
a
registration
statement
145,500 shares of common stdck,
offered for public sale by the com¬
covering
72,750 shares are to be
being
Co.,
outstanding
1001
E.
stock, by the holders
Richmond, Va., and
Main; St.,
Allied Securities Corp., 210 Commerce Place, Greensboro, N. C., head
the list of underwriters.
The public offering price
(maximum $9
share)
per
and
underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied by
amend¬
ment.
The
company's principal business is the canning and marketing
of "Luck's Country Style" black eye peas, various types of beans,
mixed salad greens, beef and gravy, and peaches.
The net proceeds
from the
funds
such
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
of
company,
the
thereof.
1
to
Co., New York.—V. 195,
which
pany
Corporation and Investment News.
the company
the SEC
with
Luck's, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
with
General
stockholders, at $5 per share through Ray¬
Angeles.—V. 195, p. 1800.
Carpet Co., Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
1962
shares
38
Stock
3,
filed
to
company's sale of additional stock will be added to general
be available for corporate purposes, including transfer of
to subsidiaries as the need may arise.
In addition to
funds
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
289,500
shares
stock, of which C. C. Smith, President, and I. B. Luck
Presnell, Vice-Presidents, own 93,996 shares each. They
propose to sell 23,800 shares each.
Two other officers owning 3,755
shares each propose to sell 675 shares each.—V. 196, p. 421.
of
common
and
H.
t
v^ill be used to repay bank loans in-*
B
1962-63
14
26
31
produces
$150,000
finished
stock,
mon
with
1
also
pocket
of
sale,
primarily
of
Greenfield,
selling
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange.
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
M.
install
to
indebtedness,
being
Stock
Melvin
to
supplied by amend¬
porcelain enamelling equipment and to finance in¬
creased inventory and payroll, and the balance for additional work¬
past
York
issued
to be
the design, manufacture, fabrication
ussrcl principally in educational institutions
c«rSdN)ards, exhibit cases, display cases and
It
sale
stock
the
curred
the
New York Stock
warrants
price
a
engaged ip
items.
related
tering into
ation
New
5,000
at
of items
chalkboards,
as
other
for
PAGE
and
the finder, exercisable
The
and
the
Stock and Bond Quotations
statement. with
common
ment.;
covering 50,000
In This Issue
Weyrnan
91
registration
Desser,
may
Electrol, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The corporation on Nov.
of
company
a
75,000 shares of
in
Foreign Exchange Rates
of
18.06%, and four others
including Harold Nestler, Board Chairman, and Harding W. Willinger'
President,
and
includes
10,000
shares
underlying a 5-year
option to be sold to the underwriter for $100, exercisable at a
price
to be supplied by amendment.
The company manufactures a line of home aquariums and
aquar¬
ium supplies, including
heaters, pumps, filters, fish foods, remedies
and
other related supplies.
The net proceeds from the stock sale
will
refunds
years,
1799.
Dow-Jones
Aquariums Inc.—Common Registered—
company,
of the dealers' net purchases
for the year.
The obligation to
to five series of 6%
promissory notes,
has outstanding 6,170 class A and 8,198
of which managoment officials as a group
respectively. John M. Cotter is President.—
Over-the-Counter
The
shares
mon
addition
company
and
1%
of
company
patronage
for
In
the
common
1.46%
195,
of
effective
extended.
series
from
portion
is
extent
persons
of
the
provisions
substantial
or
stockpiled,
and
been
of
be
class
the
to
did
in fact, developed information
exploratory work was of doubt¬
falsely represented to investors
had,
continuance
company
thereof,
a
of
the
misrep¬
as
a
result of exploratory work whereas,
mining operations of the company had not
reserves
the
maintenance
offer¬
an
and
of
the
alleged
10
permanent
merchandise
take
stock
V.
The
larger
value
of
manufacture
tional organization
alleged
distribution
identities
Securities
to
to
and
whether
out
exploratory
which indicated
ful
The
who
view
a
company.
blocked
been
fact,
with
and
the
with
holder-salesmen
in
and
distribution
relationship
ore
issuer
dealers
to
permanent.
information.
stockholder-salesmen
from the
than
an
to
the
company's failure to disclose (1)
the
offering whereby a portion of the stock would
public at higher and undetermined prices by a
of
the
to
more
violation
related
method
offered
required
own
con¬
made
According to the order, the company did not comply
Regulation in that its shares were sold without the use of
ing
and
was
provisions.
vacated
terms
and
that the
anti-fraud
certain
complied with, that the com¬
misleading
in respect of
false
was
and
that
may
proceeds from this financing will be used for gen¬
capital purposes,.(.including purchase of ^merchandise
adequate stocks and ^in¬
has adopted a program to fulfill the meed
invested
capital
from
sharehdlder-dealers
whereby payment to them of year-end commissions and patronage
refunds
by the company will be made in 6%
promissory notes,
series P, and class B non-voting stock, based on $100 per share par
for
.
shareholder-dealer
no
net
working
ventories.
American Eagle Mining
and
company
shares.
for
without
Avenue,
North
Mankota,
Minn.,
is
and development of electronic devices
Dec. 4, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Mar. 27 which covered 103,000 com¬
filed
of
p.
$3.45,
equipment
regulators and battery chargers.—V.
as
The
Registered—
amounts
195,
at
for
Registered—
company,
public
eral
used
Belgrade
Four Star Sportswear, Inc.—SEC Reg.
in
of "2740 North Clybourn Ave., Chicago, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 21 covering $3,000,000
class
the
in
offered
be
be
442
involved.
is
to shareholder-dealers, each of whom is the owner
of 10 class A shares. Such clasis A shares have the only voting power
fering.—V.
engaged
such
received
company stock pursuant to past acquisitions propose to sell
ranging from 512 to 6,500 shares. As indicated, such shares
include the 44,491 shares being registered in this prospectus and the
48,853 shares previously registered but unsold pursuant to that of+
of
to
,,
The
of
to
are
Electrol,
and
addition
President;
Butier,
Hamburg,
the
in
area.
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Commercial of 3570 Lindell Boulevard, St. Louis, is engaged
the sale of health, accident, life and hospital insurance.
The
first
and
D.
Co.
Proceeds
The
Automation
leads
shares
common
the
purchase ..its
Marshall
Vice-President,
and' Tang
mam
beaded
of
of
engaged
filed,
1962
underwriting
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 656,531 shares
stock,
on
on
.
of
is
shares
common
construction.
SEC FILINGS
•
On
26,
Nov.
company
No
silicon
with
and
Filing—
The
stockholders
as
INSURANCE
Inc.
Estates,
debt,
recreation
Life Insurance
shares
manufacture
•
is-involved.
Vt.,
ski resort and
by
devices
rectifiers.
Transistor
in
has
and
iHollow
Cold
repayment of
Montpelier,
a
by
the
semi-conductor
diodes
$150,000
Mass.
for
registered
company has an
Corp. of Cam¬
stock
(for not to
exceed 37,500 company shares)
TAC is principally engaged in the
development and sale of automatic testing and automatic manu¬
facturing machinery for semi-conductors and glass-sealing machines
bridge,
of
of
underwriting
used
prior offering
previously
the
the
selling stockholders who received company stock pursuant to certain
acquisitions by the company in 1961.
the
represent
company)
Hollow,
operation of
share
one
No
be
to
are
Commercial
by
additional
of
common.
Proceeds
Cold
The
bonus
a
10
INDUSTRIAL
•
C.
Continued
on
page
3
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2374)
2
Municipal Financing
SIDNEY BROWN
By
below
data
the actual and the average of daily figures for the
weeks since the time-savings reserve requirements were
depict
Wednesday-ending
lowered:
I
October
24
October
——
November
14
15,978
21
15,978
November
28
15,978
December
15,978
5
Avg. Daily Data
October
that of a year ago—$294.9 million versus
31—
14
November
21
November
28
$378.5 million.
PHA'S AND INTER-AMER.
IS LED BY
15,977
The
to $184.3 million and is exceeded by the corporate debt float of $207,150,000
which will be $28 million less if Grace Lines, Inc. bonds do not appear tomorrow
less to monetize.
instead, early next week.
Contrary to expectations, the Treasury will only tap the money market for $100
million new cash today instead cf anticipated $200 million in its regular weekly
bill auctioning stance. This will mark the 43rd such appearance for new cash in
this medium since the government deliberately tried to keep the bill supply up
in order to increase their yields and lower their price for balance of payments
(short-term money flow) purposes. Since last February through today, the Treas¬
ury will have raised about $5.6 billion additional cash in short-term bills. Today's
auction of two series of Treasury bills will aggregate $2.1 billion for cash and
in exchange for maturing bills in the amount of $2,001 million.
The week's public offerings to tap the capital market's funds include two equip¬
member bank
up
tentatively scheduled but come out,
as
The larger issues are as follows:
ment trust certificates.
bonds; and $5,250,000 Norfolk & Western
NEW YORK -STATE
million
$30
Railroad.
11):
(Dec.
Tuesday
with
debentures
AAA-rated
CO.
FINANCE
ENGLAND
NEW
million SOUTHERN
$45
no
rated
debentures
TELEPHONE
CO. competitive
call protection; $30 million BENEFICIAL
A by S & ,P's with eight-year non-call
protection via Eastman Dillon, Union Securities either Tuesday or Wednes¬
day; $3,150,000 MISSOURI PACIFIC RR. A-rated equipment trust certifi¬
cates; $28 million GRACE LINE INC. U. S. Government insured merchant
"marine bonds rated triple A with five-year non-refundable clause via Mer¬
Lynch, Pierce,'Fenner & Smith Inc. which is expected Dec. 11-18: 230,000
shares of STANDARD SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK
rill
common
via Ira Haupt &
Co.
Wednesday (Dec. 12):
ADMINISTRATION; $75 million INTERtriple A-rated, bonds with 10-vear
HOUSING
PUBLIC
$94,985,000
BANK
DEVELOPMENT
AMERICAN
non-call
protection via Lazard Freres & Co., Lehman Bros., and Blyth &
million TOKYO SHIBAURA ELECTRIC CO., LTD. convertible
debentures via Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., and Nomura Securities Co., Ltd.;
$6.5 million GEORGIA STATE HOSPITAL AUTH., ATLANTA, GA.; $6,275,000 FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.; $5,760,000 ELYRIA CITY SCHOOL DIST.,
Co.;
$20
%f.Wn
RESERVES
still considerably high
specifically given this hidden technique to expand
In the past 10 years (1951-61) the float increased
doubt when 1962 ends the float gain will even be higher. The
viewed, the Fed was never
30%
and
no
complicate the
management of credit, and the time
for actual collection is so much greater than the prescribed time
that the sheer hyprocrisy of it all is so monumental that apparently
havoc with free reserves,
of the float play
fluctuations
erratic
credit.
reserve
judicious control of free reserves and
Fed's
required
schedule
it is not seen.
the past week's float decline was a $226 million — including $10
repurchases—actual week-to-week increase in goverments held by the
purchases cf governments consisted of $61 billion of 5-year and longer
maturities; $135 million with 1 to 5 year maturities; and the remaining $30
Offsetting
million
The
Fed.
less.
million maturing in a year or
Monday (Dec. 10):
30,0481
30,138
30,044
29,994
30,223
million in the past week gave the member banks that much
The float, incidentally, should not be monetized and statutorily
of $1,602
figure
29,853
446
466
273
float, actual, from $1,848 million to a
The decline in the
$29,931
458
453
AFFECT MEMBER BANK
DEPOSITS WITH THE FED
bv
U.S. Securities
$427
347
.*
CIRCULATION AND TREASURY—OTHER
INCREASE IN MONEY IN
long-term debt is headed
$94,988,000 PHA's and $75 million Inter-American Development Bank issues.
five-ctay demand for debt capital ending next Friday (Dec. 14) aggregates
$391.4 million. Twenty larger state-local issues ($1 million or larger in size) add
15,978
15,978
December 5-
DEVELOP. BANK BONDS
of corporate and municipal
This week's heavy docket
FLOAT
15,978
.
709
545
—129
$2,083
1,475
1,247
1,300
2,056
2,109
1,832
15.977
7_____-
November
November
$391 MILLION SENIOR DEBT
Gold
$16,052
16,006
24__
$29,833
29,953
30,127
30,123
30,067
30,059
30,275
$144
495
129
647
Millions of Dollars
Float
Free Reserves
—
,
Week Ending
October
WEEK'S PUBLICLY OFFERED
15,978
._
%
U.S. Securities
Free Reserves
$1,524
1,171
740
1,452
2,044
1,848
1,602
15,978
•
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November
Municipals, however, are running the reverse of the cornorate bond pace. The
total calendar of municipals of $1 million or larger slated to appear is 34.6%
less than the year ago level ($416.6 million in 72 issues as against last year s
THIS
Millions of Dollars
$16,018
31
November
p
$636.$ million in 79 offerings).
The four-week float is 22.1% less than
~
,
Float
Gold
Actual Day
_
($117 million).
:
,
Today's backlog of firm corporate senior fixed interest rate debt announced for
public offering is 44% larger in dollar volume tnan comparable year ago figures
—S708 million in 51 issues compared to $493 million in 61 offerings.
The 28-day visible suoply of corporate senior deot ($247.9 million) is a bit
more than twice as large
(112%) as the float for the same period a year ago
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
Fed.
loans from the
The
.
Federal funds forced New York City banks to hike their
drawal of $250 million
Corporate and
.
.
and drained bank deposits — $265 million
28, or an average increase of $51 million.
Treasury deposits with the Fed advanced, actual, $193 million, or an average
gain of $12 million. And other deposits with the Fed also rose, actual and
average, $53 million.
The net free reserve, actual, deficiency of $129 million
on Dec. 5 stemmed -from the changes described above.
The last time the banks
were! deficient on free, actual, reserves, was Sept. 26,
1962, to the tune of $135
million".
Member bank borrowings then were $762 million compared to the
sudden $190 million increase of last Wednesday to help cover Federal fund loan
repayments to the smaller city bank lenders by the larger New York City bank
borrowers.
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>,
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ArVA.'..'• >. m ' '.'.v-A i
During the end of the year seasonal increase in bank -credit? it is customary
to see banks' reserves strained. The gold flow and the float have not in recent
weeks, however, been a complicating factor. Bank funds are increasingly being
invested in loans of longer terms in line with the sizable increase of time-savings
deposits.
1
Last week's average free reserves declined $193 million to $273 million from
the Nov. 28 week, the lowest level since the $272 million in Aug. 24, 1960 week.
Neither that decline nor the actual $129 million deficiency noted above should
be construed as credit tightening on the part of the Fed.
The banks have been,
and can expect to be, well supplied with excess reserves through the Fed's assist
including these pre-Christmas weeks. All week long the Federal funds market
traded well below the rediscount rate, most frequently between 214% to 2V2%..
Money in circulation increased —
actual for Dec. 5 compared to Nov.
.
OHIO.
13):
(Dec.
UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
COMPETITIVE AND
28-DAY
Thursday
$11,935 TAMPA, FLORIDA.
(3)
(2)
(1)
(5)
Total Visibles
(4)
-
;
Total
MUNICIPAL FUND CHARACTERIZES
ESTATE AND
THIS
WEEK'S
STOCK
MARKET'S
postponed issues were
municipal mutual fund. The former
written
was
Co.
Shearson,
Hammill
&
7,
removed from
Co.
are
included, instead, in
tabulation
our
of
$59,922,000
$307,806,880
$294,913,000
$602,719,880,
$301,449,880
896,674,900
$313,343,000
$710,467,780
$117,065,800
$227,565,800
$398,124,780
$344,631,600
$378,520,000
$723,151,600
'
5
1961
million
*$1
an
indefinite
label
Corporate
bonds
Total
corporates
$491,449,880 (31)
124,999,290 (23)
Corporate
with dates
without dates
stocks
stocks
$297,548,800 (26)
195,490,000 (35) 1
$708,334,170 (51)
:—
$706,449,170 (54)
$493,038,800 (61)
$67,222,000 (32)
270,839,000(181)
:
our
Corporate
Dec. 7, 1961
Last Week
$533,920,880 (26)
174,413,290 (25)
with dates
without dates
bonds
,
BACKLOG
This Week
•
Corporate
on
All postponed offerings
expected to be offered and
issues firmly
COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN
'
■
(Cols. 3 + 4)
'
more.
or
TOTAL
indeterminate float of issues without definite offer¬
The footnote of the last table, below, carries the current dollar
ing indications.
$398,167,000
160,547,880
12,185,000
31,820,000
11,549,880
2,585,000
estate
the Van
reportedly tagged
Livestock Financial Corp.'s $1.3 million common shares.
are
$184,302,000
103,711 j000
5,500,000
1,400,000
I
Week
the $15 million Municipal Investment Trust Fund, Series B via Ira Haupt
/was
&
a
real
Last
investment company and a
Alstyne, Noel & Co. under¬
1,605,100 shares of beneficial interest and the latter
Interstate Equity's
$213,865,000
56,836,880
6,685,000
30,420,000
29
31-Jan..
Dec.
gether.
Leading the
26,600,000
$6,715,000
45,287,000
4,100,000
3,820,000
~
Total
Eight SEC registrations last week postponed indefinitely their intentions to be
offered and a similar number of issues withdrew from SEC registration alto¬
Municipals*
~~$247,884,880
24-Dec.
Corporates
$207,150,000
22
Dec.
IMPROVEMENT
Total
Stocks
15
17-Dec.
Dec.
WITHDRAWALS AND POSTPONEMENT
PACE OF
DESPITE
10-Dec.
Dec.
CONTINUED
Dec
Corporate
Bonds
REAL
Corporate
$106,674,900 (45)
276,865,000(177)
$247,588,300(158)
641,205,100(166)
volume and number of
postponed issues.
Among the larger issues withdrawn last week or announced as expected to be
removed were: previously postponed Sampson
Enterprises, Inc., a real estate
holding company, involving 450,000 shares via Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Chicago, and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis; $5,060,000 beneficial interests
of Manna Real Estate Investment
ing's 150,000 shares of
common
Total
Total
municipals
Total
WEEK'S
MEMBER
DEFICIENCY
BANK
HARD
RESERVES
both
of
t Includes:
TO
of
LEAVE
were
banks
on
since
lowered
Oct.
Dec
In
5
that
lion
or
25
actual
million
of
daily
Oct.
expanded
increased
lion
move
for
an
average
24-Dec.
excess
5
SUPPLY
city banks and for all other member
estimated $767 million in reserves,
three
the
on
Data
lowered
for the
1961 >. the Fed increased its
same
period was $327 million.
though this year's gold stock reduction was considerably less, and the
pre- & post-Thanksgiving and pre-Christmas
weeks, so far, haVe been relatively
have
not
table
further,
excludes
in
of
n?1®1?lber Average
banks suffered
million.
were
ihe
an actual Dec. 5 free, excess reserve deficiency of
excess, free reserves were, however, $273 million but
considerably below the $420 million trend for the previous six weeks and
comparable
1961
weeks.
The
late
Wednesday afternoon unexpected with¬
and
million
$35
GENERAL
table below since they
CO.
cvt.
as
yet
or
less
as
date
this
and
table
still are not in a
cvt.
$23,935,600 in six preferreds
are tabulated in the in¬
but
pfd.
one.
$300,000
forthcoming. $250
million
of
U.
which
S.
six
have
Government
offering
tentative
competitive
dates.
long-term
offering.
or
than Jan.; $194.2 million MEMPHIS,
TENN., via Lehman Bros.,
$75-80 million PUBLIC BLDG. COMMISSION OF CHICAGO, ILL.
DEVELOP.
CORP.
end
of
Jan.;
$128
million
JACKSONVILLE
et al, expected first part of
early next year; $18 million
EXP. AUTH. has run into
unresolved problems according to latest
reports; $130 million WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER
SYSTEM may supercede $94 million GRANT & KITTITAS COUNTIES PUBLIC UTILITY DIST. ex¬
pected mid-May and the plan to buy) surplus AEC Steam and Power Station is not affected by Sec. of
some
Interior Stewart
L.
expected mid-Dec.;
*,
Udall's plan
$60
million
for
that
definitely
readied
for
the
area;
OKLAHOMA
NEVADA IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
£
offering
Even
ciUoo
GAS
firmed-up
this
dates
rights offering, JAMAICA WATER
pfds. planned for first quarter 1963. The latter
issues to be offered and, thus, are included in
PROPERTIES
FAIR
UNION
been
issues
46
the
backlog
one
preferred with offering
preferreds are excluded from
FOOD
blow
with
ctfs.
larger issues/Excludes: Expected $41.1
million N.
Y. CITY TRANSIT AUTH.
bonds via Phelps, Fenn & Co., et al, pushed back from previous Nov. 26 target date to not
ALASKA
,
,year (0ct 2:'"Dec
trust
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. but excludes still unfirmed plans
CO. refunding first mortgage bonds sometime in May,
RAILWAY CO. general mortgage bonds. The latter two possible
via
STATION
earlier
Jan.;
reserve
holdings by $1,455 million, and the average gold loss
below:
and SOUTHERN
million
revenue
data for the beginning-ending Wednesday dates,
of $442 million.
Thus, between the $767
from
CO.,
preferreds
Includes,
requirement and the
boldings, the totals come to $1,109 million or $1,059 mil¬
whether the average or actual data are used.
fjLKf of government
Sfme period
aveidge
$2,018,587,200(764)
equipment
rail
SOUTHERN
following
table
indeterminate
-*$1
.
government
depending
$1,465,717,070(343)
CORP.
UNION
million
$5
The
dates.
determinate
increase
reserves
three
in
CHICAGO
million
$50
includes
without
reserve
released
and
Also
time, the gold stock decreased but $75 million—from a Oct. 24 to
weekly average, or an actual Oct. 24-Dec. 5 gold loss of $40 million.
same period the Fed's
holdings of government debt increased $292 mil¬
terms
in
an
This
1
$14,900,000
TRANSPORTATION
million
$48-50
1963,
that
Nov.
dates
with
financings
financing plans are tabulated in our indeterminate
firm
offering posture.
EXPLAIN
Despite the recently liberalized reduction in member bank savings and time
deposit reserve requirements from 5 to 4%, the Federal Reserve charged itself
with the task of monetizing additional government debt.
The reserve require¬
ments
$888,793,400(624)
$1,381,832,200(685)
636,755,000 (79)
Trust, Washington, D. C.; Schaevitz Engineer¬
via Bear, Stearns & Company.
INCREASES IN
LAST
$383,539,900(222)
$1,089,989,070(276)
375,728,000 (67)
$1,462,955,170(336)
corporates
AMERICAN
RECENT
$338,061,000(213)
f$l,046,395,170(264)
*416,560,000 (72)
stocks
Total
$25-30
TPKE.
Calif.,
;
.*
Corporate
Includes
56
-
-
stocks
postponed
I;
i-
and
issues
NEW
expected
May.
None
YORK
in
of
PORT
next
these
three
AUTHORITY still
months; $65 mil-
municipals
have
been
calendar.
INDETERMINATE
<
million
AUTH.
next
bonds*.
with
BACKLOG
This Week
$1,917,895,000
Last Week
$1,709,643,500
estimated
dollar value
of $165,120,000 compared to last
ta,lly of 49 issues and $127,563,500 value. These postponed issues may return with or without
changes to the active backlog or be withdrawn.
an
weeks
December
6,
1962
Volume
6219
Number
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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s
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•
(2375)
•
of
Ravens,
General Corporation and
Investment News
in
the
shaves
of
The
corporation
1972,
to
Nov.
on
and 7%-
offered
be
1962
filed a
"Reg.
series C debentures,
19,
unsecured
at
in
par
of
units
$100.
covering
A"
due
will
is
Proceeds
frozen
be
to
are
McAleer,
of
food.—V.
189,
working capital.
Philadelphia,
is
Avenue,
wholesaling
of
frozen
seafood
engaged
and
otner
by
to
of
Financial
Manna
1046.
p.
1962
30,
the
Trust—SEC
Investment
/
Master Artists
;
Regis¬
L.
SEC
The
Co.,
unit
per
sold
St.
engaged
the
729.
p.
Washington,
Corp.,
;
..
.
C.—V.
D.
V
■
units,
•
to
used
mated
sale
in
covering
units
The
underwriter
to
$8.50
made
of
$10
consisting
:•
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
construct
an
Hills,
and
as
a
been
and
"Lodge
will
estimated
main
lodge,
cost
of
the
of
offered
be
net
from
about
on
Four
cottages
and
for
acres
units,
version
of
book
Wick
class
$1.80 to
in
engaged in the production and distribution of recorded radio shows.
the
value
$3.95
book
shares
of
stock
share
per
equity
into
now
sale
A
bungalows
fur¬
The
to
basisi,
Nov.
On
with the
filed
shares,
Mont.—V.
Helena,
Inc.,
195,
of
On
Nov.
originally
Milam Associates—Securities
The
of
compahy.
Broadway,
1440
the
with
-statement
SEC
Dec.
on
3
Registered—
$1,195,356.82 by
offering),
that
in
sellers
taking title subject to
general
returned
the
who
partners
thereof.
in
turn
it
to
from
assigned
$180,000
$50,000
A
the
net
it to Associates, and
partnership interests in
in
deposit
paid
proceeds
by
Newmark
closing
on
the
of
The
000
.
of
receive
the
property
collected
rents
this
and
offering.
non-cumulative
a
from
the
The
general
be
be
St.,
Nov.
of
It
is
used, for
working
capital
of
the
shares
shares
for
the
in
persons
Zuehlke
board
are
and
company
and
New York,
29
class
filed
covering
A
of
registration
a
211,500
deferred. stock
proposed
was
organized
phases
organized
partnerships
and
than
acquire
the
under
of
by
of
who
of
to
offer
such
ohter
shares
and
of
44,925
securities
in
Delaware
the
Joel
real
J.
law
estate
Bloch,
in
June
and
1962
investment
president
and
board
continue
to
exercise
the
N.
exchange
Y.),
Cumberland
the
the
offer
London
Motel
and
The
Motel
Guarantee
Glass
House
Granada I Apartments
Apartments
(Houston),
11 Cit7' N;„Yj
warrants will
The
and
The net
•
be
of
class
A
of
invested
company
(Houston),
the
Franklin
proceeds
in
real
has
and
stock
the
class
from
now
shares
outstanding is
at
the
Garden
the
property
outstanding.
A
the
on
Building
Restaurant
public
and
other
30,000
class
15.2%
o«
value
control
company by means of his ownershin
company's class B-stock. The companv
to
investments.
will
the
the
Tenn.),
Palms
foT>ieSf<Jla
sale of the
forms
of
pursuant
(Manchester,
Royal
and
affairs
50%
(Hillburn,
y
the
$1
$1.03
and
holders
share.
per
share
per
corporate
is
engaged
in
Editor's
Note
Withdrawn—
130
Simco Chemicals, Inc.—"Reg.
be
The
corporation
Nov.
29,
A" Filing—
filed
1962
"Reg.
A"
covering 95
common shares
to be offered at $1,000, without underwriting.
Froceeds are to be used for equipment and working capital.
Simco, of 132 Greenpoint Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y„ is engaged in
the manufacture, production and sale
of Pliotraz, a new resilient
flooring material.
7%
'•
will
on
a
(Retraction)
Security Life Insurance Co.,
Axvarado, N. E., Albuquerque, New Mexico
We
regret
that
in
THE
error
COMMERCIAL
.FINANCIAL CHRONICLE stated
6,
1962
and
tioned
and
partners
stock
was
business
Book
they
title;
B
44th
on
shares
share,
On Nov. 30, 1962 the company withdrew its registration! statement
originally filed with the SEC on March 13, which covered 150,000
common shares,
of which 100,000 were to have been offered by the
company, and 50,000 by a stockholder through Bear, Stearns & Co.,
N. Y.—V. 195, p. 1312.
con>*
will
SEC
26, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 150,offered at $1 without underwriting.
Schaevitz Engineering—SEC Reg.
-
equal to 1% of the net
the property for management
operation of
to
are
to
A.
23,032
such
to
Gus
respectively,
various
in
National
fee
annual
Proceeds
Nov.
on
shares
and
to
of
97,500 class B shares, of which Bloch owns
thprfnV iefSPfC^tively. The class B shares were issued to
theieof at lc per
Filing—
Sarart,
of 4764 Sierra Street, Riverside, Calif.,
mining and milling of all types of mineral ores.
general partners will be paid $91,000 to pay all expenses, esti¬
at $40,000, incident to formation of Associates, the acquisi¬
also
.
corporation
common
Zuehlke
(as
primarily
purposes.
mated
tion
through Straus, Blosser &
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., St. Louis.—
and
1
amount,
hebh' icredited, with
have
offered
Sarart Mining Corp.—"Reg. A"
•
at
•sid/sra-tion
the
(Chicago)
oo
first real estate
a
been
underwriting)
10 East
the
class
It
V.
and the remaining $1,304,643.18 by giving to
closing two secpnd purchase money real estate liens.
Newmark has assigned its interest in the-purchase contract to the
lien
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
SEC on Feb.
28,"- which covered 450,000
McDowell, Chicago,
195, p. 1205.
New York, filed a registration
covering $891,000 of limited
partnership interests in Associates, to be offered for public sale at
$9,000 per interest.
No underwriting is involved.
Associates is a limited partnership organized under Texas law in
October, *1962 with Aaron Gurlal, Jack Schenker, R. Robert Siegel,
Jerry S. Handler and Leonajrd Abrams as general partners and
Mr.
Handler as the original limited partner.
The partnership was
formed for the purpose of purchasing the fee title to the land and
office building located in San Antonio, Texas, known as the "Milam
Euilding."
In September,
1962, Newmark & Co.
(a partnership
having identical partners as Associates) agreed to purchase the
building from the trustees of Frost Bros. Profit Sharing Trust and
Straus-Frank
Co.
Profit
Sharing Trust for $3,300,000.
Of such
amount, $800,000 is payable in cash (from the net proceeds of this
■the
30,
filed with the
shares, to have
common
of
34,357
company
more
will
Sampson Enterprises, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
2148.
p.
group
,t
the
•
Memorial Securities,
.through
of
Mountain
on April 30, which covered 1,200,000
been
offered publicly at
$1 per share
SEC
have
to
stock,
engage
of
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
28,
originally
common
the exchange offer
intend to offer
11,919
president,
a
chairman, who presently exercises control of the
properties involved
*
exchange offer by reason of being a gtneral partner of all
a
purchased
conversion, present stockholders would own 57.9% of the
company's outstanding stock for their
contribution
of
$171,479,
while.the public would own 42.1% for its contribution of $1,000,000.
Services, Inc.;—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
11
accept
F.
as
Investing Corp. of Delaware—Files Exchange
business.
assumed
Memorial
company
ciates,
(esti¬
and
two-for-one
a
the
for the outstanding interests of additional
limited part¬
original limited partners in Motel of the Mountain
Asso¬
London Hcuse Associates, Manchester
Associates
Granada
Associates and Franklin Garden
Associates.
In addition,
the com¬
pany proposes to exchange 5.0CO class B shares
for general partner¬
ship interests in the partnerships.
The
statement
also
includes
5-year warrants
to
purchase an aggregate of 295,782
shares
of
class A stock-at
prices ranging from $7.50 to $11.50
per share, to be
cffeied for public sale at $2.75
per warrant.
The names of the
underwriters for the public
offering of the warrants, and the under¬
writing terms, are to be supplied by amendment.
be
construction
(on
and
of
the company then outstandcompany has been advised by
individual shareholders of the banks
of
the
and
ners
of
will
outstanding would be increased from
resulting dilution of $3.80 per share
by the public.
After such
with
stock
of
class
shares
that
exchange
lots
as
the
loan,
A
shares
17,500
B
the
Bank.
The company
statement with
of
in
class
and
State
Plan—
group
of
to
Arthur
area.
Appleton
Seasons."
sale
for
construction
$1,350,000
60
from
proceeds
a
Bank
to the prospectus. Northern State
January 1963. Assuming all shares
in
olficials
$20.
own 94.9%
of the outstanding class B stock
warrants
issued
in
June,
1962,
to class B
proportion to their holdings.
Assuming sale of all
exercise of certain outstanding stock options, and con¬
16,584
the
is
Calif.,
the
,
aggregate
stockholders
the
Beverly
has
$867,000
facilities
named
together with $500,000
at
officials
corporation on Nov. 26, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 65,shares to be offered at $1, through Keon & Co., Inc.,
Los Angeles.
i
Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment, inventory, working
corporate purposes.
of 9641 Heather Road,
land
Tne
resort
State
of
states
company)
and
sale
(without
chairman
Louis, which
also in¬
22.10%
prospectus
Appleton
statement
for
According
business
management
they intend
the
public
of
$32
at
receive
The
that
pur¬
to
banks.
commence
Appleton
125,000
warrants
from
(at
a
two
will
exchanged,
ing.
filed
nishings).
The company has outstanding 78,375 class B shares,
of which A. J. Cervantes, Executive
Vice-President, Avon Develop¬
ment Corp.
<90% owned by Cervantes), and Harold Koplar, Presi¬
dent,
own
11.6%, 35.9%
and
34.1'%,
respectively.
Management
196,
C\-
.
other
Bank
would
Mo.,
offering will be
Olive Street, St.
818
the
27
three-year
shares
commission.
to
Louis,
Nov.
on
and
public
warrant.
Warren
$3.20
remaining
homes.
the
its
capital
capital and other
Master
Artists,
one
for
luxury hotel and
property which will be
this
The
000
the
stock
a
lor
withdrew
company
.
is
184,
about 140 acres of land on the Lake of the1 Ozarks,
improvements.
The
company
is
erecting
and
will
minor
The
Planning
.
with
Street,
31,250 class A
offered
warrants
consisting of
registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Aug. 30 which covered 460,000
shares of beneficial interest to have been
offered at $11
through
Nov.
Va.,
in November, 1961, the company in January,
1962, ac¬
(for 45,000 class B common shares) all of the assets
(subject
$35,000 deed of trust) of Resort Corp. of America, such assets
a
Wicn
Withdrawn—
tration
On
Estate
Real
R.
a
Olive
common
be
and
like
operate
Manna
W.
products.—V.
quired
the
in
types
707.
p.
Parkersburg,
consumer
Organized
for
used
Henry
5830
and
A
to
receive
cludes
involved.
processing
unit
per
30,
June
underwriting
No
statement
class
shares
four
3615
aggregate of
an
share),
per
Inc.—"R^g. A" Filing—
of
company,
chase
$50,000 of 5%
Street,
aluminum
Resort Corp. of Missouri—Units
Registered—
The
1
(E. J.) McAleer & Co.,
Market
of
are
registration
Continued from page
1300
fabrication
3
prior
its
in
issue
theretqrtthat.utherrSEC
AND
of
had
Dec,
ques¬
the
accuracy . and adequacy of the'registra¬
tion statement; of National.
Security Life,Insurance
Co.,-130 Alvarado, ;Ni. E., Albuquerque, New Mexico..
We have since learned that the
accuracy and ade¬
of this registration statement has not
questioned by the SEC. We sincerely regret the
quacy
been
error.
.
services.
i-
Fence
The
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Common
'
-
Registered—..
of
stock,
by
includes
underwriter
shares
sold
at
$1
(1)
9,000
stockholder
at
said
by
consultant,
for
lc
to
stockholder
to
outstanding
the
share,
per
officers
and
(2)
Jacques
shares
to
tion
regis¬
a
29
The
it
and
also
in
net
acts
fields
the
sales
as
of
agents
proceeds from the stock
sale
distributors
and
contamination
control
will
be
used
Proposed Registrations
of
ultra¬
and
retire
to
bank
loans, to purchase machinery and accessories, for advertising,
and sales promotion,, for purchase of inventory of com¬
ponents, to retire accounts payable, for research and development,
publicity
outstanding
Fisher, a financial
M.
offered
Registered
Railway, N. J., filed
Nov.
covering 67,200 shares
for public sale at $3.50 per share.
on
is
involved.
The statement
also
includes
4,250
Dinerman & Klatzke,
counsel to the company.
7
is engaged in the design, engineering, manufacture
of specialized products primarily in the field of contamina¬
equipment
sonics.
5,000
to
share.
per
be
SEC
to
control;
allied
be
to
the
company
and sale
stockholders
and
stock,
issued
The
•
with
underwriting
shares
on
offered
statement
common
No
St.,
SEC
the
be
principal
the
the
to
also
statement
sold
46th
4301
with
statement
The
of
of
company;
common
of 1695 Elizabeth Ave.,
company
tration
Bladensburg, Md., I filed a regis¬
Nov. 29 covering 100,000 shares
public sale at $8.75 per share.
The offering will be made on a "best efforts all or none basis" by
Netherlands Securities Co., Inc., 30 Broad St., New York,
which
will receive a 96 V-jC per share commission and $27,250 for expenses.
The
tration
-of
Ultrasonic Laboratories, Inc.—rCommon
.
National
establish
showroom
a
and
sales
office
on
the
West
Coast,
and
General
American
Transportation
for
and
effect
—
To
Sell
$35,000,000
is
company
engaged in
the manufacture
of
galvanized chain
fence, welded concrete reinforcing fabric, gates, posts, scrolls
other specially ordered products. Of the $721,750 estimated net
proceeds from the stock sale, $700,000 will be used to construct and
equip a new plant in Ireland by wholly-owned subsidiaries and
the
balance
prospectus,
Ireland
will
an
will
be
used
additional
also
be
working
as
$560,000
invested
in
grant
to a recent 34-for-l stock split), of which Alfred J.
Babinski,
president, and Samuel Kaymen, vice-president, own 41.9% each.
in
the
book value
share,
with
a
of stock
Unilux, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
On
the
the
by
book
the
value
will
be
of
company
class
public.
increased
the
grant
to
by
The
$7.63
the
prospectus
share
per
Government
New Jackpot
class
$1)
Nov.
on
preferred
be
(par $1)
in units
offered
28,
1962
filed
60,000
and
of
class
20
class
240,000
B
stock
Norton Co.—SEC
On
Nov.
ment
000
29,
originally
New
company
filed with the SEC
Jackson
York—V.
to
&
196,
have
been
Curtis,
—V.
p.
withdrew
on
1448.
"
The
C00
&
Dec.
Sept.
28,
offered
and
its
to
have
on
Hanly, Hempstead, N. Y.—V.
Ravens-Metal
The
class
holders
shares
common
at
$4
held
on
shares
to
share
per
which
covered
publicly
through
Goldman,
Sachs
425,-
Paine,
&
Co.,
Oct.
31,
p.
through Edwards
publicly
Proceeds
THE
are
to
be
used
stores
offered
the
and
for
be
from
the
The
date
in
the
shippers
and
for
1962
of
for
it
was
that
this
company
about
Jan.
23,
reported
debentures
on
or
plans
sell
to
1963/ Proceeds will
construction.
whose
company,
and
owns
address
operates
is
Texas
pipeline
Eastern
Houston,
transportation
Bldg.,
for
the
products.
It
systems
in
and
all
any
deductions."
without
used
Texas,
of
proceeds
to
be
1962 filed
offered
at
$3,
"Reg.
a
natural
and
gas
clean
petroleum
is
also
active
exploration for and production of oil and
natural
gas,
and
through a subsidiary, operates a refinery and natural gas process¬
ing plants.—V. 196, p. 2126.
covering "100%
A"
through Ingram,
to
be
W.
used
for
new
stores
and
Lambert
News of Business and Finance
concessions.
camera
43rd
selling
Valley Rancorporation—Files Exchange Plan—
The
company
a
"Reg. A"
for
basis
of
Opt.
31,
working
shares
of
covering
subscription
one
share
1962.
No
capital.
for
by
of
231
statement
common
West
with
stock.
It
College
the
is
SEC
Ave.,
on
Appleton,
Nov.
30
to
offer
proposed
filed
Wis.
covering
such
ACF
a
91,000
stock
in
exchange for the outstanding common stock of Appleton State Bank
(on a
2y2-for-l
State
Bank
The
involved.
is
&
2375.
1962 filed
1961
days
4,
$25,000,000
ACF
its registration statement
May 15, 1962 which covered 100,000
195,
on
90
terminate
is engaged
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Plans Deb. Sale
Dec.
from
„
offered
be
of
received
not been
Ave., New York,
to railroads
cars
St., N. Y., is engaged in the operation of
and trading cameras, films and other photo¬
graphic equipment.- The company also sells radios, tape recorders,
dictating and photocopying machines, and provides a film develop¬
ing and printing service.—V. 195, p. 2928.
retail
state¬
with
Products, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation on Nov. 7,
A
will
subscribers
to
Nov. 29,
on
shares
are-
registration
been
expiration
offering
returned
has
Madison
freight
1978.
p.
998.
of 25
United,
registration
the company withdrew
1962
3,
shares
the
$175,000
Inc., N. Y.
Proceeds
istration Withdrawn—
On
be
corporation
common
Stephen,
,
common
p.
by
this
of
196,
United Camera Exchange, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
%
Prosperity Cleaners & Launderers, Inc.—SEC Reg¬
originally filed with the SEC
will
196,
sum
shares
the
Prospectus,
received
8%
(par
for tourism and gambling.
Boston,
of
said
If
380
railroad
A
Registration Withdrawn—
the
shares,
common
"Webber,
1962
offered
of
their use.—V.
was
...
sale
this
of
preferred shares and five
class B shares at $25 per unit.
No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds are to be used for repayment, and
Working capital.
New Jackpot,
of 300 S. Virginia Street, Reno, Nev., is engaged
in acquiring property to be used
1962 which covered 40,000
by the company at $10 per
Rockville Centre, New York, until such time as at least
17,500 shares have been sold and the proceeds therefrom ($175,000)
the
of
shares
been
12,
of
company
supplying
Island,
receipts
shares
4, 1962 it was reported that this company plans to sell
equipment trust certificates due 1983 in January 1963.
offering will be underwritten by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc., New
The
registration statement
its
issued
be
Ireland.
common
have
June
offered publicly via Aug. 21,
prospectus, without
However, the final prospectus stated, "No stock will
and all proceeds received from the sale of the shares will
deposited in escrow with The Franklin National Bank of Long
be
Properties, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
A
to
to
on
.
The
received.
The
the company withdrew
1962
shares
A
share.
states that
upon
of
4,
underwriting.
outstanding from $3.68 to $5.19 per
dilution of $3.56 per share in the book
resulting
Dec.
originally filed with the SEC
now
equity of stock purchased by the
Dec.
The
York.
capital. According
to the
from the Government of
plant. In addition to certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding.
129,000
shares
of
common
stock,
of
which
Henry
F.
Long,
Jr.,
President, owns
86.3%
and management officials as a group 99.2%. Sale of new
stock to the public at
$8.75 per share will result in an increase
I
Corp.
Equipment Trust Certificates—
link,
working capital. In addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
pany has outstanding 380,800 shares of common stock (after giving,
The
basis), Bank of Black Creek
(3-for-l)
and Northern
(1-for-l).
was organized in May 1962 and shortly thereafter
approval of the respective boards of the said banks, filed
company
the
75,000
application under the Bank Holding Company Act of 1956 for
approval to become a bank holding company by acquiring the stock
stock¬
of
each
an
10
underwriting
said
banks.
company
the
In the event the pompany becomes a bank holding
by consummation of the exchange, it intends to coordinate
operations of the banks and provide them with a number of
services,'with the objective of facilitating growth of Northern State
Bank and maintaining or improving the
competitive positions of
$2.63
rent
Industries, Inc.—Net,
Industries
per
share
had
for
fiscal year,
the
it was
consolidated
first
$114,413,000,
The
SHPX
rentals
compared
$1.68
and
ended
by William T.
per
share
sei-vices
with $100,349,000
for
a
of
Oct.
for
the
the
year
$3,779,000
31
of
Taylor,
its
or
cur¬
Chairman.
corresponding
half-year totaled
ago.
consolidated
of
year-end these
For
sales,
or
earnings
months
announced
Earnings were $2,383,000
period last year.
Consolidated
six
Sales Higher—
net
figures for both yeax-s include those of the
wholly-owned companies.
Prior to the fiscal 1962
group
the
figurep were reported separately.
second
quarter
of
its
fiscal
year,
consolidated
earnings
$1,827,000
or
$1.27 per share.
For the corresponding quarter
-last year, earnings were $1,948,000 or $1.37 per share. Consolidated
sales, rentals and services for the quarter were $58,457,000, compared
were
with $58,451,000
for the same period last year.—V.
196, p.
1047.
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William Dana
Street, Chicago 3,
of
March 3,
NOTE:
On account of the fluctuations
in the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funoa.
year^
Other countries, $72.00 per ye**.
4
The Commercial and
(2376)
Nicholson,
results for the six months ended Oct. 31
income of $2,261,143, compared with
$1 585 008 for the similar period of 1961.
Net income for the six
months was $309,392, compared with $194,132 in 1961Earnings for the six months of 1962 amounted to 62 cents per
share
based on 500,011 shares of common stock outstanding before
giving effect to the issuance of 150,000 additional shares on Nov,
14, 1962, compared with 39 cents per share last year.
On the basis
of pro forma
capitalization of 650,011 shares, earnings per share
In
report of operating
a
the company shows total
1962,
corporation
The
parts of the
196, p. 1975.
States.
United
Aero-Chatillon Corp.—New CompanyUnited
See
Products
Aero
this issue.
Corp.,
Zeckendorf,
Jr.,
vacancies
of
the
of
C.
the
on
firm
law
196,
of
Signing of a contract for a
America, the nation's largest parking
organization, and Airport
subsidiary, Airport Transport,
Inc., and its wholly-owned
Chair¬
of Virginia, was announced [by Howard M. Metzenbaum,
and Alva T. Bonda, President, of Airport Parking.
Inc.,
man
headed by Moe Lerner, President, has been
ground transportation for the Washington National
its inception 22 years ago, and is certificated and
authorized to provide similar service for the new Dulles Interna¬
tional Airport at Washington.
Airport Parking revenues for 1962 are estimated at $10,000,000,
and
Airport Transport revenues are expected to add $3,500,000
to this total next year, it was stated in a joint announcement.
The nation's first publicly owned parking company, Airport Park¬
Transport,
Airport
providing the
Airport since
operates 112 airport and downtown parking facilities at 62
It also operates hospital parking facilities, motels, and car
services, and is a 50%
owner of Consolidated Parking Co.
ing
Ltd.
of Canada,
Pick
Albert
new
Airport Transport, which will continue as
the
under
tion
Robert
7
The
autonomous opera¬
an
of Mr. Lerner, Robert B. Edwards, and
planning expansion to other cities following
direction
is
Lerner,
completion
NW.
12th and K Streets,
at
Inn
Motor
also
with Airport Parking.
of the merger
will
the merger
which
under
contract
consummated
be
pro¬
exchange of an undisclosed number of shares of stock.
Mr. Metzenbaum said that the merger is expected to result in a
substantial increase in Airport Parking net profits and earnings per
vides
for
exact forecast' can not be made until Dulles
operational.
Thisairport, on a 10,000 acre plot
11.500 foot runways and fast service to downtown Washington
new freeway
recently completed for the purpose, is expected
although
share,
Airport
with
via
a
be
to
an
of
one
1959.
those
has
Washington
the
at
tional
nation's busiest.
the
Parking
Airport
since
an
fully
is
Biltrite
American
The
has
company
Rubber
Sheraton
Airport.
Terminal
Air
Terminal,
parking facilities it operates
other
Among many
O'Hare
are those at the
Chicago, Los Angeles International Air
Honolulu International Airport, and
in
office buildings
large hotels and
p. 851.
-
throughout
the
country.—V.
196,
increased
disclosed.,
,
Synthetic
Airport Parking Co.
,V
•
f
•
Manufacturing
.A;
Co.
7
'•
'. V-; ' '
v.:
\
■•
Acquisition
—
Completed— 1
On
Nov.
Ethyl
Corp.,
Standard
30,
1962, the company
formerly owned jointly
Oil
of
Co.
New
,
,
'
,
,
u..
,
Rubber Corp. was formed in 1955 to buy the
government-owned styrene-butadiene copolymer plant at Louisville,
Ky.
This plant has an annual capacity of approximately 100,000
tons of general purpose SBR synthetic rubber.
Annual sales of the
approximately $38 million. Based on American Syn¬
1962 results, American Biltrite's portion of AmeriSynthetic's earnings would exceed $0,20 per share in 1963.
American Synthetic Rubber Corp. has a 50%
interest in American
Rubber & Chemical Co., a producer of polybutadiene and polyisoare
company
thetic's
completed
by General
the acquisition of
Motors Corp., and
expected
synthetic rubbers, also in Louisville, Ky.—V. 196, p. 2175.
prene
offered publicly
Corp., New York,
Securities
Jersey—Com¬
Nov, 29, 1962 prospectus,
a
the
purchase
to
came
Northern
See
Illinois
196,
Net
Industrial Electronics,
Inc.—Sales
of
and
shares
cents
fiscal
Clifton,
Ave.,
Flag
funds
(some
with
founded
that
(so
has
interest
no
total
their
Dec.
14,
The
the
in
fabrics
ferent
for
developed
fastness,
color
weather
and
wear
well
as
stencils
department produces
screen
and
the
component of the flags and banners. Its art depart¬
ment designs
flags and banners for the entire factory/Its manu¬
facturing department may finish or assemole the work produced by
the
art
and silk
screen
departments or in many instances may
make a complete flag within the section. The company produces all
sizes
of
flags and banners for
governments,
industries, marine
flags,
special
and
The
of
standing,
the
stock
Common
195,
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
(one
cent
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
par)
Chase
the
at
end
of
fiscal
1962,
per-share
a
year
earnings
ago—V.
195,
Corp.—Proposed Refinancing Plan—
A
portable
the
of
A
plan under which Willian Zeckendorf, his associates and affili¬
will give up their common shares of America Corp. in exchange
America's holdings in Republic Corp. and Universal American
Corp., was disclosed by the company.
ates
letter
a
stockholders
to
requesting proxies, it was stated that
the
Zeckendorf group will
exchange approximately one-third of
America common shares and notes and cash amounting to $3,923,139, for America's interests in Republic and Universal American.
Approval by two-thirds of the company's outstanding stock is re¬
quired for passage of the plan. Shareholders of America will vote
on
the proposal Dec. 21, 1962,
Under the agreement, 265,420 shares of Republic Corp. common
stock, 481,864 shares of common stock and 14,000 warrants, of Uni¬
versal
American
would
to
go
exchange
April
$3,769,139
30,
1963,
owned
now
by
its letter
In
which
Corp.,
the Zeckendorf
cash,
in
and
the
are; now
notes
1,082,827
Corp.
aggregating
shares
common
Zeckendorf
by
owned
America
group.
America Corp.,
would receive in
$154,000,
of
payable
America
Corp.
group.
stockholders
to
urging approval of the plan, America
Corp. pointed Out that it had an independent study of the fairness
of the plan made by Standard &
Poor's Corp. through its sub¬
sidiary, Standard Research Consultants, Inc.
The study noted that the proposed
plan will permit America to
repay $3,600,000 of bank loans and will result in an improvement
of
the working
capital position.
Cash
dividend income
on
the
securities being exchanged, it said, is less than the interest
charges
on the $3,600,000 of loans to be
liquidated.
"As a result of this exchange and
repayment of debt;" it said,
"net
income
share
per
income
of
should
and
the
outstanding.
posed plan."
It
America
went
should
increase
large
even
decrease
Operating
increase.
due
more
in
the
subsidiaries
Common
are
the
to
number
not
of
stock
earnings
increase
in
by
net
shares
common
affected
the
pro¬
'
to
on
point
that
disposition by America of
its
block of Republic common stock appears
logical in view of the legal
action institued
by the Department of Justice against the pro¬
posed merger of Republic and America, plans for which have since
been
dropped by both corporations.
Also, it added, America is
receiving
versal
"In
of
current
out
income
from
its
investment in
shares
of
Uni¬
American.
opinion, the proposed plan is fair to the stockholders
Corp.," the independent study concluded.
1961, America Corp. acquired 265,420 shares of Republic
stock.
Subsequently, Republic offered to exchange shares
our
America
In
May
common
of
no
its
ever,
stock
common
efforts
action
Justice,
taken
to
by
second,
for
shares
accomplish
the
this
Anti-Trust
by- the failure
of
of
America
exchange
were
Division
the
common
of
stock.
affected
How¬
first
by
the
California
Department
of
Corporations Com-
'mission
to
pass
the exchange, and third,
by certain material
having taken place in both America and Republic.
In
consequence, America and Republic have advised the Commission
changes
that they are
[Withdrawing the application
shares of Republic
for America shares.
for
a
television
than
less
costs
has been appointed reg¬
195, p. 2593.
York,
New
the
of
corporation.—V.
permit to exchange
Both
would
be
share
on
26%
of
of
cents
additional
the
equivalent
the
to
annual
an
shares
present
per share before giving
shares.—V. 196, p. 1400.
out¬
effect
Belock Instrument Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
all
corporation
of
its
Dec.
mad.e
at
has
called
1973
redemption
for
5%%
outstanding
1,
the
Dec.
on
subordinated
convertible
106% plus accrued interest
United States Trust Go., 45 Wall
28,
1962,
debentures
Payment will be
St., New York 5,
at
.
York.
New
Debentures
inclusive,
The
convertible
are
$12.19
at
into
stock
common
share.—V.
per
Kraft-und
196,
to
Dec.
28,
1962,
2273.
p.
Liclit' A. G.
(Bewcg)
(Berlin
series
will
due
B,
be
The
new
at
Videotape
VR-1500
television
programs
It
the
Ampex
130 pounds and
Corp. originator
showing
introductory
cost
of
recorder
records
live
in
action
magnetic tape for later play¬
one-twentieth the size and
on
television receivers.
through
by
special
a
weighs
3.
Ampex
off-the-air
or
back
unveiled
was
recorder,
Dec.
on
that
is
models of the Videotape recorder,
which revolutionized television broadcasting following its introduc¬
tion in 1956, according to C. Gus Grant, Ampex Vice-President—
VR-1500
is
previous
closed
circuit
television
in
education, industrial and military training, medical
science, sports and many other fields, "Grant said. "It will bring
the advantages of television recording and immediate replay within
the
reach
of
Outside
already
tions
many
the
for
users."
new
commercial
used
been
Dec.
television
lectures
recording has
demonstra¬
and
subsequentreplay.
The U. S. Navy uses Videotape re¬
jet landings aboard aircraft carriers for im¬
by pilots.
Football coaches have recorded game
action for immediate study of opponents' formations.
Race track
judges have used it for rulings on the conduct of horse races.
Psychiatrists use it for observation and analysis of patients' be¬
to
corders
mediate
record
analysis
havior.
The VR-1500
is
According to Grant,
including the Videotape
adaptable to
basic
a
similar applications.
circuit recording
system,
many
closed
recorder, camera and -receivers, may now
approximately one-fourth the cost of previously
available systems.
No advanced technical training is required to
operate any part of such a system.
*
1
The VR-1500 operates on household current at a tape speed of
obtained
be
five
for
inches
per second, one-third the speed of most previous tele¬
tape recorders, using standard two-inch wide television tape.
result, tape costs are reduced as much as two-thirds.-—V, 196,
2276.
vision
As
p.
a
Amstedl
Industries
Inc.—Sales,
Earnings
Higher—
Acquisition—
before
President,
Joseph
B,
Lanterman,
appearing
meeting
of the Boston Security Analysts Society, stated
the company's sales for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1962, were
$125,716,536 compared with $106,712,952 for 1961.
He said that
net income for 1962 was $7,019,591 compared with $5,909,342.
Per
share
a
earnings of $2.50 for 1962
Lanterman
Mr.
in
earnings
Lanterman
Mr.
the
also
21% above the $2.07 of 1961.
that Amsted expects sales and
ending Sept. 30,
1963, will
were
group
fiscal
current
fiscal 1962
from
increase
told
its
year
results.
said,
Amsted
annual
that
Amsted
sales.
Oconee
continue to be operated under the name
Griffin
sidiary,
and
Chairman
—V.
196,
p.
Beatrice
Directors
share
of
Pipe
of
Products
Oconee,
Foods
has
completed
Mr.
a
Clay
Products
will
stock,
the
at
facility,
new
of
the
he
installing
and
various
capital improvements program scheduled
be undertaken over the next three years.
Most of
explained, will be spent on modernizing existing
to
remainder,
other
approximately
represents-
said,
Homer,
Mr.
$750 million
a
by Bethlehem
the
na¬
Burns
The
facilities
production,
new
at
Bethlehem's
operations.
Emphasizing that the-.company's eventual goal in northern In¬
diana is a fully integrated steel plant, Bethlehem's chief executive
officer termed the
program
announced as the initial phase in a
plan to be carried out
accomplished all at once.
long
over
range
than
Bethlehem's
said
Homer
Mr.
scheduled
the
to
deep-water
public
a
port with
Indiana
present,
At
Seaway.
Lawrence
of years rather
will be known as the
from
the
future Burns
name
Indiana
give
to
St.
its
taking
Plant,
Harbor
period
a
plant
new
is
the
bordering the Great Lakes which does not have a
public deep-water harbor.
The
initial
phase will have a capacity of one million, nineonly
state
The
thousand
sheet
mill.
use
effect
will
mill,
and
the
incoiporatc
annually.
mill, a
hot-rolled
technological
plate
80-inch
an
latest
design.
in
initial
its
phase,
Mr. Homer
steelmaking capacity.
Bethlehem's
increase
emphasized, will
he
Instead,
ex¬
mills at Burns Harbor will enable the company
existing steelmaking capacity and will have a beneficial
on
the rate of operations at some of the company's other
plained,
to
mill
plant
new
sheared
160-inch
a
tin
a
shipments
steel
finished
include
and
facilities
The
in
advances
will
mill
sheet
of
tons
facilities
new
cold-rolled
the
new
N. Y., Johns¬
Sparrows Point, Md.
construction and in¬
stallation of two oxygen steelmaking furnaces of 200 tons capacity
at the Lackawanna plant replacing 14 older open hearth furnaces.
Cost of the new oxygen units was set at approximately $29 million.
Upon completion in about two years, they are expected to provide
a major portion of the steel required at
the Burns Harbor Plane.
eastern
town,
the
These
plants.
Steelton
recently
at
Pa.,
announced
Lackawanna,
at
and
for
plans
announced,
just
program j
located
are
Bethlehem,
and
Homer
Mr.
Mr.
Homer
will
said,
result
in
workers in the construction
completion of the first
phase of the program, several thousand mill jobs are expected to
be created.
An excellent labor market is already at hand, he added.
of
employment
trades
massive
next
thousand
few
Upon
years.
approximately two-thirds of the financing
improvements program is expected to be
that
said
Homer
the
for
several
the
for
alone
capital
new
existing reserves and internal cash generation.
The
depreciation rules and the tax credit for new capital spending
will
be
handled
from
helpful
Mr.
be
said.
that
added
He
the
remaining
fi¬
externally, but indicated this would not
immediate future.
the new plant will be constructed on an indus¬
secured
the
said
Homer
he
here,
nancing would
be required in
trial
site
strategically located
to
effectively serve
the midwest
market, the largest steel consuming area in the United States.
>
The future Burns Harbor will be located immediately west of
the new Bethlehem plant,
A large power generating station was
recently completed on the east.
Lake Michigan borders it on the
north, and the main lines of two railroads and two major highways
border it on the south.
The most modern industrial hygiene and
air and water pollution control devices will be provided.
The plant will be located, he said,
011
Lake; Michigan where a
great public deep-water harbor will be built with access to the
St. Lawrence Seaway.
Zoned for heavy industry by three separate
units of government, the tract can be served adequately by rail,
trucks, and eventually by lake and ocean-going ships.
In addition to the 3.300 acres zoned for heavy industry, Bethle¬
hem obtained riparian rights on approximately 300 additional acres
_
the
When
pellets
State
the
of
plant
from
Indiana,
is fully integrated,
mine
new
a
Pea
at
lie
Ridge,
said, it will use iron ore
Mo.
This mine, located
St. Louis, is under the joint development
of Bethlehem and St. Joseph Lead Co., and will begin production
next year.
It will have a capacity of two million tons annually.
abOjUt 70
miles south
Bethlehem
Co.
in
million
also
has
a
of
a
Minnesota
tons
substantial
which
year,
he
Brown Shoe Co.
part of an Amsted sub¬
E. Bone, President
Vice-President of Amsted.
Brown
is
now
pellet capacity from Erie Miningproducing at the rate
of 7%
added.—V.
196,
p.
1873.
Frank
proposal Dec. 4 to issue one additional
of no par value, for each three outstanding
a
Inc.—Earnings Up 23%—
achieved
Shoe
ended
year
Oct.
31,
new
records
1962, Clark
R.
in
sales
and
earnings
Gamble, Chairman
for
and
the
Presi¬
dent, announced.
Net
as
,
_
Chairman, announced a $250
company's 3,300-acre northern
Homer,
B.
program
ar¬
Co.—Recapitalization Plan—
have approved
common
Co.
will become
1975.
Co.—Expansion Program—
Arthur
:
announced
to adquire Oconee Clay Products Co.,
Milledgeville,
producer of vitrified'clay pipe for waste transmission.
The
acquisition, for an undisclosed amount of cash, will add about
to
Steel
1962,
second
future
Ga.,
million
accrued interest. Payment
York, or at the Swiss
p. 2547.
New
194,
midwestern steel market.
Construction work by the
largest steel producer on its tract adjacent to
Harbor
will
begin immediately.
growing
tion's
rangements
$6.5
Trust Co.,
$189,200
next,
1
Jan.
plant site, 12 miles west of Michigan City.
The move, he
will
enable Bethlehem
to
compete more effectively in the
from
Industries
Amsted
3,
construction
Mr.
field,
classroom
plus
100%
at
Switzerland.—V.
on
Indiana
I
broadcast
record
to
1978,
Schroder
the
at
Zurich,
Bethlehem
On
million
The
specifically designed for
1,
Jan.
made
Bank,
Redemption—
called for redemption
has
company
Credit
not
l^ape Recorder—
recorder
tape
$12,000
Videotape
York
recording
for
rate
common
per
increase
distribution
The
"The
In
Bank,
stock
common
Video and Instrumentation.
■
America
Manhattan
the
for
Ampex Corp.—New TV
1920.
$1.86.%
an
Harbor,
FINANCING
2145.
p.
outstanding
equal to 36 cents, compared with 28 cents
were
dividend
annual
new
dividend
access
shares
p.
preferred.
be payable Jan.
2, 1963, to stockholders of record
This will be the 107th consecutive quarterly dividend
also indicated that it is their present intention to
stock of no par value on an annual cash divi¬
basis of $1.40 per share if stockholders approve the
proposal.
Dividends will continue to be declared and paid
Burns
orders.
CAPITALIZATION
The
240,000
cumulative
4%%
the
on
cash.
regular quarterly dividends
presently outstanding
stock
common
plants
governments.
company's silk
screen
American Realty & Petroleum Corp.—Appointment
on
share
the
common
directors
one-third
as
one-fourth
Based
1961.
fractional shares for
declared
the
on
quarterly with the first payment of 35 cents per common share due
on
April 1, 1963, to stockholders of record ikarch 15, 1963.
re¬
flags for various U. S. Governmental agencies
for industry, retailing, hotel chains, steamship lines and
manufactures
It
to
fiscal
also
share
payment
stock
company).
business
started
company
29.6%
in
redeeming
or
per
will
1962.
the
dend
is $15,000)
who has withdrawn
sistance.
year
$67,300
the reclassification of the
value will become effective
additional share of common
one
paid On common stock. ' %:
place
investment
Mabli
Jerry
shortly after it was formed. It
employs more than 90 persons, consisting of two executives,
six
production supervisors, four clerical employees, and approxi¬
mately 80 production employees.
The company
produces a complete line of flags/ banners, and
accessories for all uses and occasions made of a number of dif¬
The
New
from
par
additional in¬
later an
Michael Const and
and
$10,000
of
investment
initial
an
contributed by
were
and
monies
his
was
,
$5,000
of
vestment
Banner
&
J.
Consi
Anthony
by
N.
business i was
The
ended Aug. 31, 1962, had the
largest sgles and net earnings in its history.
Morris 'Green, President, in his report to stockholders, stated that
net sales in the 12 months to Aug. 31, 1962, rose to $2,936,020, up
54.5% over net saltfs of $1,899,741 in the preceding fiscal year.
Net earnings, before income taxes,
rose
42.6% to $189,634 from
$132,969 in the preceding year.
Net earnings, after taxes, gained
$87,242
no
pf its 4%% debt adjustment debenture bonds, series A, due Jan. 1,
1978
and
$86,300 of its 4»/2%
debt adjustment debenture bonds,
'
the
in
company
proposal,
of
outstanding shares held \yill be made to all
Marfcli 1, 1963, immediately thereafter.
the option of converting fractional shares
have
per
$1.12'/a
dividends
Up 54.5%;
Up 42.6%—
The
shares
incorporated under
the laws of the State of New. Jersey on Nov. 13, 1957. Its principal
place of business and executive offices are located at 1000 Main
istrar
Almo
the
shares
three
Berliner
BUSINESS—American
.
1975.
p.
stock
common
5,000,000
present
Power & Eight Co., Inc.)—Partial
—V.
issue.—V.
of
shares
of
the
from
to the company will be used for the
repayment of debt, and working capital.
Offer Effective—
Co., this
Gas
number
shares
approve
of record
directors
40
hundred
Allied Gas Co.—Exchange
total
this firm's common stock at $3.25
100,000 shares of
per share.
Net proceeds
Authorized
in
the
into
each
full
The
The
Offered—Pursuant to
the
and the issuance of
1963,
for
into
of
to
196, p. 176$.
Inc., this issue.—V.
American Flag & Banner Co. of New
of no par value;
number of shares of common
stock
common
one-third
10.000,000
to
stock
1,
stock
due
mon
increase
shareholders
If
Holdings—
See American Biltrite Rubber Co.,
of
by
authorized.
Synthetic
American Cyanamid Co.—Sells American
Rubber
Jersey.
Financing
arrangements
involved
$200,000,000.—V. 196, p. 2075.
Will
(3)
authorized
ican
silk
issue.
of America,-this
s"
Paper
,
shares
increase
Shareholders will have
its interest in American Synthetic
holdings from 18%
to 54%
of the
,
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
.
outstanding;
stockholders
Maurice J. Bernstein, President, announced.
American Biltrite, previously American Synthetic's second largest
stockholder, has acquired the entire interest that was owned by
American Cyanamid Co.
Details of the all-cash transaction were
The
Albemarle
its
expanding
Corp.,
foreign
Airport Transport, Inc.—Merger Agreement—
See
Increases
—
company.
Air Terminal,
Miami
Inc.
Co.,
Rubber
Synthetic Rubber Holdings—
American
now
tripled the number of facilities it opera' es
parking facilities which it operates include
Park, The Shoreham, and Washington Na¬
stock
2075.
p.
K-Pac
.
in 1963 will operate a! fleet of 20 luxury
coaches, 60 purpose-built limousines and 100 taxicabs.
It recently
opened a new downtown terminal in Washington, located in the
Transport
Airport
filled
be
Will
common
cities.
rental
will
Becker, Ross & Stone, and H. Van B. Richard,
Co., members of the New York Stock Exchange.
&
American
Transport,
directors
of America,
the
proposed that two of these
by electing Murry C. Eecker,
as
presently
into
value,
(2)
.
reclassify all outstanding shares of common stock, $12.50
Will
(1)
par
March
not
America—Merger Agreem't
merger between Airport Parking Co.
Airport Parking Co. of
resign
to
is
It
board
of
Richard
B.
—V.
expect
noted.
announcement
business of making and serv¬
in the
engaged
is
mortgage loans on real estate in various
Its general offices are in Detroit.—V.
first
icing
3.0 cents, respectively
and
cents
48
been
have
would
of
the exchange, John M. Fisher, Ronald A.
William C.
Warren,
William Zeckendorf and William
approval
Upon
Corp.—Six Months* Net Up—
Advance Mortgage
Financial Chronicle
sales
1961
for
fiscal
1962
$323,598,928,
were
an
increase
of
8.6%
of $297,921,102.
Net earnings for 1962 amounted
equal to $6.84 on 1,889,059 shares outstanding at
the year-end, compared to 1961 net earnings of $10,514,466, equal
to $5.60
on
1,876,949 shares outstanding.
This is an increase of
over
to
sales
$12,928,815,
23%
over
the
1961
fiscal
year.
Acquisition Negotiations4A
spokesman
for
Shoe
Brown
announced that exploratory dis¬
"continuing in connection with the
of $12.50 par value, for submission to stockholders.
4-for-3 distribution will be acted upon by stock¬
holders at a special meeting to be held in Chicago, Feb. 21,
1963.
The
action proposed by
the directors would have the following-
possible acquisition by Brown Shoe Company of the Rawlings Sport¬
effects:
Brothers, Inc., Chicopee, Mass.—V. 196, p. 1657.
shares,
The
proposed
.
1
cussions
have
ing Goods
been
held
and
Company of St.
are
Louis,
a
division of A. G. Spalding
and
Volume
6219
Number
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Offered—On Dec.
Report—
announced sales and earnings for the nine
1962, as follows: Revenues from services,
income, $646,235 equal to 98 cents per share.
Comparable nine months figures for 1961 are not available. In the
full year
ended Dec. 31, 1961, revenues from services were $32,232,971 and net income was $583,515, equal to 88 cents a share.
The
has
company
months
ended
—V.
196,
30,
Sept.
and
$28,152,972,
net
744.
p.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Bonds
Burns International Detective Agency,
(William J.)
Inc.—Nine Months'
6, 1962 public offering of $60,000,000 Consolidated Edison first and
refunding mortgage
4%% bonds due Dec. 1, 1992 was made by an under¬
writing group managed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
York.
New
sale Dec.
On
Nov;
21,
Federal
The
1962
authorized
Commission
Power
The
$20,from time
to time to the Bank of America N. T. & S. A., under an existing
loan
agreement.
Under the agreement, California Electric may
borrow sums totaling not more than $20,GOO,000 outstanding at any
Electric
before
time
Power
of
Bernardino,
San
Oct.
Calif.,
issue
to
promissory notes
amount of unsecured
principal
0C0,C00
1963.
31,
will
notes
for
issue
its
Electric
of
180-day
to
outstanding
financing
within
payable
90-day
California
refund
be
from
year
a
prime
commercial
the proceeds from the borrowings to
estimated at $4,750,000, and for interim
notes,
for new transmission
the
toward
Steam
Plant,
of
$1,533,000
and
$7,893,000
estimated
an
distribution lines and substations;
and
construction
second
a
unit
the
at
miscellaneous
for
$6,513,Water
Cool
general
and
Electric
provides
Nevada.—V.
and
196,
service
electric
customers
to
of
term
bank
short
100.75%
at
issue
at
competitive
Chanslor &
firm's
promissory notes
privately through
sold
ted that $1,500,000 of this
was repor
1977 had been
Hammill & Co.,
Nov.
Shearson,
due
1,
New York.
from
the
Consolidated
loans
101.92
at
offering
Edison
will
and
incurred
Months'
Subs.)—Nine
Report—
for
September 30—
sales
Net
liitom-
1967
interest
deemable
100%.
at
y
in
become
will
be
for
Provision
taxes
income
on
income
Net
income
Net
—V.
196,
$1.70
share
of shares
per
number
Average
$1.43
3,341,684
outstanding
3,317,915
1344.
p.
borne
rate
special
bonds
months
by
redemption
the
Controller
See
(A.
Co.—New
ended
$125,893,000;
Sept.
and
30
1962
to
-with
at
period
PURCHASERS—The
They
ranging
also
re¬
100.75%
from
are
to
after
Of¬
Control—Purchase
196,
this issue.—V.
purchasers
to purchase from
Halsey,
Stuart
Inc.
stein
a
shares
A
class
320,000
publicly,
beneficial
of
firm's
this
of
interest,
blocks
in
of
100
have
severally
the following respective prin¬
Wm.
:
Baum
Sz
Baxter
&
Co.,
&
Bradford
C.
J.
&
Burnham
Burns
150
Co.—
BUSINESS—The
will
in
invest
St..
K
1415
Trust,
of
estate
real
interests
N.
located
W.. Washington, D. C.,
primarily in the Wash¬
be restricted to
investments in the area.
When and if desirable investment oppor¬
tunities
become 'available,
it is planned that substantially all of
the funds of the Trust will be invested in real estate, interests in
real
estate,
mortgages,
interests in mortgages, and leaseholds or
Metropolitan
ington
will
it
although
area,
not
therein.
interests
from temporary investments in government bonds
and
deposits in savings and loan associations or bank time deposits
pending acquisition of suitable real estate investments, it is not
the policy of the Trust to invest in securities of other issuers or
in
non-real
estate
interests.
It
is not
expected that deposits in
Apart
and loan associations (together with any other investment
securities, including among others real estate investment trusts
and companies, limited partnership interests, and interest in mort¬
gage and leaseholds,
owned by the Trust other than government
savings
securities)
will
(excluding
much
The
30 4
value
the
of
securities)
government
40%
as
exceed
the [Trust's
of
in
and
event
no
total assets
will
be
it
as
J.
invest
will
Trust
in
fee
leaseholds
in
ownership,
in
and
office buildings, shopping centers,
mortgages of apartment buildings,
properties and other similar properties.
The
Trust also plans from time to time to acquire building sites suitable
industrial
for
and
retail
construction
in
investment property. The Trust may invest
other undeveloped properties, if, in the opinion
of new
raw
acreage
of
the
Trustees,
to
be
or
the
property has a future potential to enable it
successfully developed into investment properties producing
cash flow.
The Trust will not invest in the fee ownership of single
dwellings,
family
in
customers
the
assets
acquire
in
or
ordinary
primarly
CAPITALIZATION
cash
GIVING
trade
of
course
for
primarily
held
property
any
sale
for
It
business.
or
Dallas
Union
Deed
of
trust
Class
A
shares
(no
beneficial
of
Wm.
shares
(no
beneficial
of
600-
par)
195,
Dreyfus & Co".—!!1
First
The
Commercial
and
Solvents
business
of
has
Corp.
announced
Chemicals,
and
suppliers of resins for the paint and
protective
coatings industry in the midwest area of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
Kentucky, Michigan and Wisconsin.
Maynard
C.
Wheeler,
President
of
Commercial Solvents,
said,.
"The purchase
gives CSC a new ability to serve manufacturers
of surface coatings with a broad
range
of useful products which
now
includes
sovlents, plasticizers, anti-foam agents and emulsifiers."
The
acquisition
Commercial
to
of
is
Solvents'
this
expected
annual
CSC's
year,
to
volume.
net
For
sales
first
4he
Inc.
;
Hobbs
1,000
J.
Hilsman
H.
250
—;
Chicago
Division
of
firm
will
Commercial
operate
Solvents
as
McWhorter
Corp.—V.
196,
Chemicals
Johnson.
D.
B.
Co.
&
Co.,,
200
MacArthur
Co.
&
250
_—,
K.ormendi
&
&
a
Copper
Steel
&
The
the
Ended
of
Sept.
issued
shares
of
second
will issue
mesh
convertible
Mortimor
filters
into
ranging from $7
Mr.
stock
the
which
preferred,
sold—
.i.
par
21,000
and
common
wire
shares
Inc.,
cloth
shares
the
new
Caldwell,
until
to $12 a share.
Gordon, President of
S.
of
strainers.
Nov.
class
N.
J.,
The
sales
to
and
general
:—.—
-
that
sold
'
1,
stock
19S7
advised
at
the
Net
products
as
fiscal
recent
issuance
the
196,
to
of
tions
in
December,
the
of
laws
The
income
-j~
88,653.29
net—^—: '
:
-
■.
-
611,905.34
■
to
subw.
242,585.72
the
earned
not
of
nine
The
prices
of
the
sha*es
of
■
and
Easley, S. C.
subsidiaries
wholly-owned
its
consumer
Carolina
South
Greenville Rd.,
and
business
finance
Carolina.
North
engaged
are
the
in
in
Stites
of
financing
Automobile
con¬
stitutes
approximately 55%
of the company's receivables and 45%>
is
represented by consumer loans.
The business is highly com¬
petitive, and the company, with its subsidiaries, is one of the
smaller multiple office finance organizations in the area in which
it operates, being competitive with banks, consumer finance organ¬
izations, and credit unions. While the company does not represent
that its business will not be affected by competition, its growth
has
accomplished in the face of substantial competition.
been
Short
payable
lines
banks
to
Outstanding
.'
$1,600,000
market borrowing
Open
Unsecured
debt
term
long-
on
stallments)
(less
in¬
current
:
Subordinated
debt:—
dated
note,
stallments
1,
June
final
—
23,
Nov.
final
175,000
140,375
74,375
300,000
300,000
20,
quarterly
in
—
1971
271,250
87,500
dated
1961,payable
stallments
$350,000
—
debt:—
subordinated
note,
Nov.,
in¬
payment
1971
Junior
6V4%
56,875
———:
debt
Long-term
257,000
—
—
installments
Current
(b)
FINANCING
PRESENT
under
credit—unsecured——
of
TO
Authorized
debt:
term
Notes
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
in¬
payment
——-r-"1
—
note,
dated
1,
March
final
payment
year
—
sinking
debs.,
1972
-fifteen
jun.
1962
series
subordinated
:
-—
stock
$10)
(par
1,
quarterly in¬
196,
p.
25,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
———.
1973.
first
consolidated >
Manhattan
Bank.
-
.
York,
New
Dorr-Oliver
Inc.—Acquisition—
has- announced
Stamford, "Conn,,
the
from
-
acquisition
its
electron-beam
welder
ever
installed
for
Welder—
high
volume
production was shown Nov. 30, at East Northnort, L. L, when
Filtors, a subsidiary of General Battery & Ceramic Corp., unveiled '
its newly constructed 65,000 square foot,
$1.5 million relay plant
employs 450 people.
l ilt-ors,
wnich
manufactures
microminiature
relay-, used
i'V aero¬
and defense applications, produces the relays used in
Project Mercury and has been selected to provide relays for
space
NASA's
Project
Gemini.
welder
beam
industry
will
Jr.,
President
of Filtors,
said
that the electron
give the company an advantage in the electronics
increasing the reliability of filter's products.
by" lurcher
premits relays to be assembled and sealed in a nearthe ultimate in contamination control. ..Use of the
only eliminates soldering and possible contamination
cf delicate electrical contacts, but permits choice of a wider group
of
materials (not all metals can be soldered).
Welding is also
welder
perfect vacuum,
opera¬
-v
239,076.67
•
welder
faster,
appointed .sole
has-been
agent and dividend disbursing agent--for the common
corporation.—V, 196; p. 2077.
Dorr-Oliver
in
154.033
i-
and
company
automobile
The
'
surplus
transfer
stockholders,
of
'■
in
Lloyd Aspinwall,
to
3,509.05
for
results
the
369,319.62
,
-
applicable
income
carried
Chas?
1961,
State
of business
The
i'
for
reduction
Filtors, Inc.—Opens Plant—Unveils New
39.060.72
Country Set, Inc.—Appointment—
would
outstanding during
in earnings ytr
shares
Company was organized on July 1, 1956, under
of South Carolina.
Its address and principal
BUSINESS—The
place
fund
21,883.29
of
income
interests
of
com¬
as
Dec.
a
6
55,781.55
——
foreign income taxes—t
oi
$65,539,000
Furman Co.,
which
(exclusive
totaled
year
1, 1962 offering circular, Alester
Inc., Greenville, S. C., offered pub¬
licly, $300,000 of this firm's 6¥2% junior subordinated
debentures, 1962 series, due Sept. 1, 1977, at $51,000,
plus accrued interest.
Net proceeds will be used to reduce outstanding
loans, increase capital funds, and facilitate expansion.
G.
stallments
205,378.85
net
the prior year, the lower
1874.
p.
\,
-
1962, payable in
406,526.49
V
of
against
stock.
He said the proceeds of the sale "have
added to the company's working capital and are re¬
the strengthened financial position shown on
its bal¬
March
_—.
.—
minority
and
common
in
;
commissions——!_!_
and.
for
sales
subsidiary companies
—not-consolidated
Interest
Miscellaneous
while
Fair;ane Finance Co., Inc.—Debentures Otfered—
—V.
from
Royalties
that
current selling prices of apple products promise
profits from
this segment of
the company's
the
for
6 V2 %■
profit,,—__—
operating
an¬
ended
year
from registering the gains which might have
the pro-it resulting therefrom."
the current appie crop is substantially below last
sheet."—V.
36,867.27
—
company
fiscal
largely
$1,884,377.48
-
said
President,
company
the
year.
previous
as
reflects
ance
stock
not
little
components
Construction
the
,
\
company
international
Jan.
1,
headquarters
1963
of
the
The
of
company's
previous
effective
heat is transferred to damage
the process does not affect
and
adjacent electronic
the temper of the
metal.
in.
CCS,
to shareholders,
earnings for the
and
of
,
income:
Provision
privately
sold
been
$65,075,090
Common
Dividends
had
weighted average of the number of
year.
Mr. Meinhold said that the
2,327,771.24
and amortization other
charaged
to
cost
of
that
Other
Dec. 6,
in 1961.
Net earnings alter taxes were
against net earnings of $1,391,000 in 1961.
Earnings were equivalent to $1.70 per share of common stock
based on
834,674 shares, the weighted average of the number of
common
shares
outstanding during fiscal
1962.
This compares
with earnings of $1.91 per share in 1961
based on 727,799 slaves,
1,725,903.53
——
value,
"the move is part of a planned program of acquisition* of tech¬
nologically-oriented growth companies to add to Continental's-basic
metalwciking strength."—V. 196, p. 1552.
Net
$1,421,000
1,921,244.75
makers of
stock
in
196,
better
to
July
sales———
'
administrative
profit, on
expenses
annual
consists
$25
period.—V.
it
that
and
(& Subs.)—9 Mos.'Report
in scries.
company
wire
approved at
cents
months
and
that
said
return
(a)
1962—
30,
expenses:
months
Copper & Steel stockholders
new
class of second preferred
authorized
100
$4,053,674.77
goods
Balance
acquisition of Screen Products,
woven
be
a
million
be
100
—
sales
Operating
Selling,
Industries, Inc.—New
Continental
1.5
He
6%
w';
Preferred—Acquisition—
to
200
—
Thornhill,
and
200
Coty International Corp.
1766.
p.
19u2
44
to
nine
Sold Privately—On
1961, payable in quarterly
Proportion
meetincr,
150
Wag-
&
mailed
those
these
of
prevented
expected
&
—
Neal
196, p. 2073.
.
Continental
Wliittaker
L.
Inc.
Inc
Co.,
2,500
200
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
2
Loewi
—V.
200
&
300
goner—
Ladenburg, Thalmann Sz
Co
Wallace
K.
WylUe
300
Inc.,,:
Co.,
Sz
——
•
Robert
Co.
Wyatt,
150
Inc.—
&
Co.,
&
Kenower,
300
Chisolm
Wertheim & Co
C. N. White. & Co.,
100
Joyce
Kalman
Co.
1,000
Jones & CO.-
Lemon
Johnston.
John
Robert
250
Co.—,
&
Co.,,:
&
Inc
Co.,
Lane,
Corp
Space
Thomas
200
150
200
400
.
Varendoe,
$61
Co.,
compared
were
volume
prices
the
Sz Co.—
Blosser
& Mc-
Strauss
S.
J.
1,000
of
Corp.
Norfolk
The
Straus,
100
—300
150
Co
Walter Stokes
Dowell
Inc.,,,,,
Co.,
&
Investment
sales
the
200
—
Inc.
Stix &
Co.,
&
Inc.
Hirsch
400
150
100
200
& Co., Inc.
Richards
Hill
300
—:
150
Gregory & Sons,,
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.,
Houston Hill, Jr. & Co.
100
Scrib-
Sterne,
/gee
&
Leach
Stifel,
Nicolaus &
Co.,
150
-
&
Fox
Hart,
&
Inc.
100
Co.. Inc.
&
Deane
400
150
—
—
Funk,
800
_
Co.,
&
Freeman
M.
M.
year
Pursuant
200
Stein Bros. & Boyee
Stern, Frank, Meyer Sz
million.
The
$708,000
was
prices of apple sauce and apple juice in the 1962
approximately 10% below those of the prior year.
selling
2,500
nine
about
were
1962
"Actually, the company increased its unit sales of these products
approximately 10% ," he said, "and continued to gain in share
of market.
Therefore, while the company suffered no loss in dollar
Co.
.
William R. Staats & Co.
H. J. Steele & Co.,—
400
Co.,.
crop,
__
Co.
$2 million
approximately
add
sales
consolidated
1962
comparable
1982
sales
Meinhold,
flected
150
&
both
E.
150
150
ner
250
developers
months
of
previous.
for the first
year
the
due
report
annual
additional
purchase of the
of Chicago, 111.,
the
Inc.,
in net
Harri¬
Frank
earnings of the company were at the highest level in iis history l'or
the eleventh consecutive year, they did not fully come up to the
expectations of management.
Mott's
apple products account for approximately one-third
of
the company's business, he said.
Because oi a near reaofu apple
Corp.—Acquisition—-
McWhorter
for
notes
that
Co
J.
Singer,
Cleveland)
&
goods
assets
of
months
the
$16,092,000
Inc.—Notes
exceeded
been
Mosle
600
Corp.
than
Solvents
nine
period
from
31
Aug.
H.
300
Shaughnessy
150
its
nounced
300
.
Gardner,
Rice
&
Co.,
Parke
&
Co
&
-Depreciation
Commercial
J.
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
the
Scbwabacher Sz Co.
Scudcler & German'
2,500
:
Inc.—,—.
Freeman
fund
ing
share
_
Evans
A.
Co.,
L. F. Rothschild Sz
Schmidt, Roberts &
Securities
Fahenstock
20,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
.
quarters
1962,
reported that $7,000,000 of this firm's sink¬
was
&z
&
300
-
Co.,
Sz
Inc.__
Rotan,
Morris, Stokes &
Clement
300
Inc.
150
Co.
Equitable
150
Wul-
1,000
Rippel
1,250
Gross
2925.
p.
first
Ducommun'
1962 it
pared.
Chris-
Sz
Pollock
E.
Irving
2,500
_
Elkihs,
Writer
Co.,
Co.,
&
250
100
Reinhoidt
600
Inc.
Cost
interest
three
30,
business.
Raffensperger, Hughes Sz
Merle-Smith,,.,-
Period
424,598 shs.
Sept.
increase
71%
a
ended
first
$18,616,000
to
.52,319,367
1,000,000 shs.
2176.
p.
1447.
p.
a
Co.,
Inc.
&
Co.,
Sz
Dickson
interest
par)
Class B
—V.
indebtedness..
show
figures
months
the
for
the
for
150
Co.__
&
tensen, Inc
Pierce,
Carrison,
bern,
Inc.
300
Davis
——
S.
R.
Peeler
Peters,
Securities
Cullom
Dick &
Net
Outstanding-
196,
$415,000 for the comparable 1931 period.
Earnings
after provision for preierred dividends, amounted to
increased
year's
Inc.
250
600
Co.
Sz
Hirshberg, Inc.
250
Inc
Co.,
to
will
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
unaudited
nine
comparable
the
100
250
Sherrerd
Sz
&
flow.
EFFECT
organization.—V.
to
cents
Sales
been
Inc
Northwest
Lee
1,000
Securities Corp.—
Securities Corp.
City
Pacific
Denton,
—._
Edward
.
82
for
1,250
Norris &
400
&
300
& Co.__
Hanseatic
Showers
Murray,
1,000
Co
Sz
Bros.
100
Corp.
Nongard,
200
&
Wells
York
750
Co
Inc.
Butcher
New
Co
Sz
Securities Co.
200
Mullaney,
I
Inc
Bl^ir
Corp.
proceeds will be used for repayment- of debt,
and working capital.
Net
with related D-O activities in that
will function; as a wnolly-owned subsidi¬
will become the fifteenth subsidiary member
announced.
income
share,
fiscal
Inc
2,500
Co
Sz
300
Co.,
250
1,250
Stearns
&
$600
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
150
Co
Mericka
J.
Mid-South
2,500
Co.
& Co., Inc.__
Hutchinson. &
1
Inc.
100
Co
Co
K.
Bear,
Co.
2,500
&
shares, at $10 per share.
100
tha
for
Net
In
below
McMaster
Securities
Corp.
C. S. Ashmun
30,
offered
C.,
D.
ton,
Nov.
1962 prospectus, Norman Bern¬
Securities, Inc., 1415 K Street, N. W,, Washing¬
to
suant
engi¬
Inc.,
together
engineering
company's
compared
per
times.
McDonnell
$11,700
American
Co.
Offered—Pur¬
Trust—Securities
Associates,
twelve
Amount
Co.,
&;
Brothers
Inc.
Realty
&
company
president,
son,
gross
income,
$84,430,000.
Fixed
charges,
3.41
named
the company
—
Almstedt
2176.
p.
Murphy
Dorsey Corp.—Net Up 71%—
^
$720,075,000;
all
earned
were
the
in
company
cipal amount of bonds:
Dempsey-Tegeler
Columbia
any
new
world-wide
income
its;
redeemable
are
the
of
totaled
income
net
charges during the
Shelby
Smith Corp.,
O.)
of
applied
connection
bonds.
prices
revenues
Clayton
fer Extended—
the
of
carry
organization
of Dorr-Oliver and
ary
M.
through Blyth & Co., Inc., New York.
Coolcy
Clark
part
(
Boettclier
$83,971,511 $79,190,002
11,595,737
9,471,098
5,904,777
4,716,849
5,690.960
4,754,249
taxes
lor
to
The
area.
Frank
constructors, located in Bartow, Fla.
Frank M. Murphy Corp. has been organized in
on the business
presently being conducted by the
and
company,
Murphy
,
the
William
1961
1962
—
provision
u'.io.e
a
the option of the company at prices ranging from 105.75%
except that they may not be redeemed prior to Dec. 1,
through a debt refunding at an interest rate or cost of less
100'4
to
Black
Period Ended
Florida
of
assets
5
time at
Bache
(&
new
1961
FEATURES—The
George
Chesebrough-Poiul's Inc.
A
and
fabricators
neers,
The
tied
were
(000's Omitted)
Lyon Co., Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—
7, 1962, it
business
100.06%.
Amount
On Dec.
and
program
REDEMPTION
con¬
in Cali¬
of
proceeds
1871.
p.
priced
were
bidders
funds
treasury
retire
agreeo
California
bid
a
other
REVENUES—Operating
struction.
fornia
the
than
..
on
PROCEEDS—Net
of
loans.-
bonds
4V2% coupon. They were headed, respectiveley, by
Morgan Stanley & Co. and the First Boston Corp.
its
construction program.
The company's construction costs include
000
date
the
u'se
will
5
two
construction
issue,
and
all of the promissory notes will have
a
final maturity date
prior to Jan. 30, 1964.
The notes will bear an interest rate equal
to the prime commercial rate charged by the bank at the time of
The
The
accrued interest, to yield 4.33%.
The group won award of the
California Electric Power Co.—Note Sale OK'd—
California
(2377)
the
plant is. located
expansion to
future
new
planned
Filtors
growth
completes another phase
pattern.
By mo«inj from its
plant
location in six buildings in Port Washington. L. I., the
was* able
to consolidate all operations under, one roof.
,
a 22-acre suburban, site which
double its present size.
Filiors
on
will permit
is presently
6
11,500-square
an
relays
Filtors
industrial-type
oi
Blyth
world-wide through a cross-licensing
GmbH, a West Germany manufacturer
relays.—V. 194, p. 2550.
sold
are
Inc.__
Co.,
&
Bache
6,000
6,000
Hill
E.
Hutton
F.
&
^Assets
Sutro
1962,
28
Nov.
On
Profit
—V.
would
notes
the
would
issue
proposed
applied
be
1962
Common Listed
—
unsecured
Madrid
The
nounced.
S.A.,
of
one
Spain's
was admitted to trading on the.
Dec. o,
Jose Fernandez;' President an¬
has 520,000 shares of common stock out¬
company
standing.
listing follows completion earlier
this year of the private placement, in the United States and Europe,
of 150,000 shares of
the company's common stock.
Net proceeds
of $5 million from the financing will be used lor expansion pur¬
poses,
Thottfansaction represented the first sale of these shares
Announcement
in
the
of
pending
,
the United
States.
Mr. Fernandez said
that
the
Fund, Burnham & Co., and
were
American
the
among
security, reportedly the first time in over a quarter of a century
Spanish securities have been marketed in the U. S. privately or
publicly.
Pinto .ifc; Cie, European underwriting firm, placed; 100,000 of these
Galerias
vestment
been
the
in
U.
Sv,p.nd/. with ,'qankS; and in¬
in Europe,
the ether '50,61)0 shares having
by a Swiss department store group and employees
companies
subscribed
the
of
shares
Preciados
I
company.
sales
All
are
on
March
On
cash
a
.
the
15,
Spanish Government took a major step to
foreign
investment
in
Spain when
it
foreigners purchasing securities on Spanish stock
exchanges would, be permitted to repatriate all proceeds of such
investments.
Capital gains, dividends and principal may now be
encourage
and
announced
As
result,
a
facilitate
from
privileges
as
Spain
whenever
the
foreign
investors
desire.
Spain now offers to foreigners the same convertibility
other major countries of Western Europe.
Genesco, Inc.—Capital
Stock
Increase
Approved—
New Preferred—
Dec.
3,
from
common
stockholders
19S2,
5,000,000
voted
increase
to
Federal
before
Earnings
Earnings
Number
—V.
working
basis.
capital,
Stockholders
respect
the
to
the
evei,
number
of
order
of
purposes
used
told
were
issuance
board
in
and
from
to
future
public sale will be added to
$5,621,000 debt of subsidiaries.
has
company
believes
provide
it
shares
acquisitions."-—V.
of
after
The
the
196,
Everett
piano
Piano
$0.82
—V.
industry.
erations
for
2,420.700
of
than
Hammond
25
in.
Piano Co. of South
and
it
moved
Piano
Co,
South
to
Co. .which had
(Paul)
in
will
material
a
established
was
Haven
in
been founded
Hardeman,
a
in
merger
On
Dec.
tional
the
C.
Aeronautics
Manned
Phase
and
the
totaling approximately
for
County,
consisting
Houston,
(NASA)
Texas.
Tiger Stores,
has announced
Ohio's
largest discount department store
chain,
an
all-time high in sales and earnings for
the nine-month period ended
Sept. 30
Total sales
volume rose to $19,659,761,
up
39'6
Giant
Tiger
.
voiu.im
;as.. year
s;aihnig
?
the
ioi
comparative
^increased over 41'.
E;;,n-ngs were 49 «mits
;
period
$14,140,616.
was
to $403,346, compared to $285;6l8 in
per share, based on 825,000 shares
outstanding, as compared to 42 cents for 675,000 shares outstanding,
in
ISjI.
There
calls
were
from
in
CCC'OCO
approximately
1902.
15';
a
increase
^rC
Last
year,
in
the
volume
of
the
two units opened late in 1961.
/Tiger sales will exceed $30,-
Giant Tiger sales volume
net earnings of $527,106, or 78 cents
2702
was
$23,231,-
per share.—V. 195,
Corp.—Common
Offered—Pursuant, to a
29, 1,962 prospectus Blvth & Co., Inc., Los An¬
geles, Calif
and associates, offered public 142,680
of
snares
this
firm's
outstanding
stock
common
at
$7.o0 per share. -*
Net
proceeds
will
go
—The comPany
the company
1924
present name
been
radar
or
was
and
other
was incorporated in California in 1917
adopted the nam? Gilfillan Bros.
adopted
principally
to the selling stockholders.
in
March
engaged
specialized
in
1962.
the
Since
1942
development
electronic
systems.
Inc
the
and
and
Since
the
1957
principal products have been radar systems which
prmiarily ior the gundance of aircraft in final landing
•
engineering
,in air ciffense- The company's administrative
are located
offices
at
CAPITALIZATION
AS
1815
OF
Venice
NOV.
Blvd..
29,
1962
Authorized
Common
stock
its
company
production
company s
i^td
industrial
and
the
a
for
the
/
'*
construction
aerospace
at
196,
1553.
p.
Canadian
The
Jan.
Los
and
Angeles,
par)__
firm
commitment,
2.4GO.COO shs.
'
Outstanding
underwriters
subject
to
named
the
below
terms
and
1,169,758 shs.
have
severally
condiiions
of
underwriting agreement,to purchase from the two selling stock¬
be
may
Pipe
1963.—V.
Bank
of
Commerce,
Lines
196,
converted
Ltd.
up
into
to
close
—
of
principally
A
,
6V2 '/<
year
Sept.
1,
provided that
10
no
a
unit
or
purchase
stock
p.
of' the
on
shaies.
BUSINESS—The
State
of
Institution
adopted
The
Israel
office
on
Eank
Oct.
was
7,
Limited..
incorporated
1957
The
under
the
"
present
name
of.
the
in
24,
was
1957.
cooperative
a
-
of the
Indus¬
Bank
Nov.
on
-
share
.
...
„
1
-
organized
was
under
the
laws
of
purpose * electronic
test and
marine
electronic
instruments.
general
and
instruments
and
GIVING
EFFECT TO
electronic
PRESENT FINANCING
subor.
conv.
(10
cent
Outstanding-
debs.
$375,000
J
1972
par)___i_
1,000,000 shs.
$375,000
280,935
62,872
586,021 shs.
1141.
Jewell, Inc.—Common
Offered—On Dec. 4,
estimated at $432,500, will be used
repayment, prepayment of equipment con¬
proceeds,
debt
.
'
working capital.
of 322 Maple St., S.W.,
Gainesville, Ga.,
194.5 to succeed to the business oper¬
ated by Jesse D. Jewell as a sole proprietorship. . Jesse D. Jewell
started in the poultry business through the operation of a family
owned
feed
and fertilizer store in
Gainesville in the mid 1930's.
In; 1936 Mr.; Jewell enteved the business of processing poultry as well as the
raising of poultry.
In 1950 the company erected a
processing plant and began freezing poultry parts after processing,.
In Aug. 1955, Jewell Carriers, Inc. was incorporated in Georgia
for
the
purpose
of owning
and leasing motor equipment. All of
the outstanding stock of Jewell Carriers, Inc. was owned by the
company.
In May 1958 Jewell, Motors, Inc. was incorporated in
Georgia, succeeding to, the business of Gainesville-Lincoln Mercery
Co. which operated an automobile dealership.
All of the outstanding
stock of Jewell Motors, Inc. was owned by the company. -In April
1959 Jewell Carriers, Inc. was merged into Jewell Motors, Inc., the
surviving corporation. In Nov. 1960 Jewell Motors, Inc. was merged
into the company.
,
-1
-1
The company acquired all of the outstanding stock of Southern
Frigid Dough, Inc. an Alabama corporation, in 1954, and through
this subsidiary, has since engaged in the preparation and processing
.
,
the laws
The Israel
special
BUSINESS—The company
\
under
name
company
tracts, plant improvements, and
was
working capital
July 23, ,1959. ..It commenced business
offices, which it owns, are located
building, at 113 Allenby Road, Tel-Aviv.
on
Bank's
.
,
196,
; Net
for
consist of less than
>
Net proceeds will be added to the
of the bank and used to grant loans.
,
indebtedness
(J. D.)
separately at $10.50 each,
may
per
1962, Pistell, Inc., and Crow, Bourman & Chatkin,
Inc., New York, offered publicly, 60,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $9 per share.
a Dec. 5, 1962 prospectus,
Co., New York, offered publicly 1,000,000
shares of this firm's 6%
cumulative, participating
stock and 1,500 shares of ordinary AA stock.'
The
securities were offered in units, at $7,275.56 each, of
one ordinary AA share and 640
preference CC shares.
However, the preference CC shares.; could be pur¬
part of
$3
payable—bank
notes
—V.
&
as
at
products.
due
rities Offered—Pursuant to
chased
The debentures
stock
Authorized
Ten
Industrial Development Bank of Israel Ltd.—Secu¬
Brager
The
CAPITALIZATION
.
,
.
common
Delta Coils, Inc., designs and manufactures
subsidiary,
coil
Chase.
business
of
into
proceeds, estimated at $250,000, will be used
repayment of bank loans, and working capital.
Sundry
shares
common
the
1979.
p.
Weil & Co., Wash¬
1964; at $3.50 until Aug. 31,; 1967, and
31,
communication
•%*
-
The
at
or
two and one half
Hipotecario, other '
will finance the
Industries, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Pur¬
BUSINESS
Y.
N.
debentures
7,
are
ap-
Imperial
Lank,
beneficiaries
2277.
Nov. 23, 1962 prospectus,
a
Common
The
institution
housing.
$4.25 thereafter.
for
The
corporation has called for redemption on Jan.
15,
1963,
through operation-of the sinking fund, $1,600,000 of its (V'k
con¬
vertible subordinated debenluses, due Jan. 15,
1975 at 100'i
plus
accrued interest.
Payment will t^e made at any branch,, in Canada-.
Manhattan
part
Pennsylvania on Jan. 12, 1951.-' Its principal executive-offices ?nd
main plant are-located at Main and Cotton Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
The
company
is engaged primarily in the design, development
and manufacture of electronic equipment.
Such equipment consists
Home Oil Co. Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
of
as
Net
>
:
manufacturing
and
America
Latin
Nacional-of • Argentina,which fosters construc¬
.
until Aug.
'•
;
banking
rural
convertible
are
bid, plus added alter¬
completed in T5 months.-.
project.
loan
single one granted by the.
years-and will bear interest
1, 1972, at par, plus accrued interest.
in
base
be
to
plants throughout the world.—V.
trial
<no
UNDERWRITERS—The
macic
qualified
million
ington, D. C., offered publicly, $375,000 of this firm's
subordinated convertible debentures, due Sept.
subsidiary ol the Universal American Corp., is engaged in the
manufacturing,
installation
and
testing of the entire Titan II
propellant transfer system at four U. S. Air Force bases.
The firm
also, constructs dams, powerhouses, >pumping stations
Nov.
lias
bidders
seven
Trans-Canada
Gilfillan
t
the
$30
6V2%
square
construction
Hardeman.Inc.,
Paul
and
individual. -s-ores, plus the addition of
y»er
In
for
state
and
25
social development in
Progress.
the Banco Hipotecario
and
$30,000,000—V. 196,
suant to
6'A.
sales
earnings for the nine-month
pel icq, Lcui„> Weinberg, President, pointed cut that the vise in sales
P
contract' includes
and
•
of
p.
.
record
came
The
urban
is
largest
term
project will be carried out over the next
at a total cost of $60,000,000.
The Banco
Jetronic
systems evaluation development laboratories an'd* offices, a cafbteria,"
a
spacecraft research office and labortory, flight operlions-building
and life systems laboratory.
:
;
"-"i
nates,
.
a
remaining
,
Giant Tiger Stores, Inc—Sales Up 39%; Net 41%—
Giant
-
•
for
a
a
the
program-at
'
.
Alliance
the
is
for
of
approval
Fund to help finance the con¬
housing units for low-income families-
participating'.-institutions
nine-story
a
,
service charge of 34 of IV.
which the Bank administers, consists of $394
million Fund established by the United States:
$500
borrower
of
The
years
and
sponsor
loan
promote
autonomous
tion
development work and "buildings
feet at Clear Lake in Harris
administration building, two
site
760,000
of
as
the
the
Construction
Hardeman,
Paul
Co.
to
the
15,000
plus
Fund,
the
of
The
-
than
The
Trust
1931
of
■>
537.-
p.
Administration
Space
remaining
increase
that
Leavell
Spacecraft Center,
includes
3
H.
.
Trust
Progress
more
will be made
It
The
in
joint
MorrisonKnudsen Inc.,
was
awarded a $19,180,625 contract by the U. S..
Army Corps of Engineers for construct/ion Of Phase 3 of the'Na¬
announced
was
20,000
•;
■•
1926,
,
it
the
3,
with
1,000,000
•
Development Bank—Approves,Ar¬
announced
'Social
of
114annually,
CablC-Nelson Piano
the
196,
In
Boston.
in
1883
Contract—
venture
.'
.
has
Bank
the
million
In
Awarded
Inc.
1341.
Argentina.
of
companies Hn- the
way.
with
1905.—V.
in
20,000
196, p.
Bank.
record of profitable op¬
contribute to the future
consistent
a
l.oooiooo
-WiU-
.1,000)
struction
outstanding
most
years
Organ
required
2075.
had
has
It
more
the
shs.
CC
preference
gentine Loan—
addition to
broadening the company's base in the music industry, this acqui¬
sition will provide Hammond Organ with a substantial improvement
in the return on funds previously invested in government securities.
profits
How-
common.
of
5,086
12,567,876
ipar
IL. 30)
——i____
redeemable preference D shs. (par
Inter-American
not
now
6,000
participating
chm.
$0.70
2,437,500
to purchase Everett
is
one
is
Co.
to
mav
p.
.
company.
Organ
20,000
(par
cum.
IL.
•
j
-%"■%•.
..
j
'•
only the largest manufacturer
of
organs
but,
with this new subsidiary, it is also'; the largest
manufacturer of musical instruments in the United Statcsf."
for
20,000
(par
participating preference C shs.
cum
4'/r
Haven, Mich., from Meridan Corp.. ol New York City. The purchase
will be made for cash and represents an important diversification
move
8,000
61,400
51,400
1,000)
The
has agreed
company
8,000
17,000,000
6'%
Co.—Acquisition—
Organ
1,530"/-
1,500
shs.
preference B
redeemable
cum.
IL.
(par
—
outstanding
shares
11,095
12,000
IL.
(par
shares
A
Outst'g
Authorized
1,000)
IL.
2273.
p.
5,000.000
-
'
7'*
l! 1,824 900
1,9.33 .061.,- '1,699 428
share
per
of common
196,
5,OGO,OCO
debentures
debentures
1967
2,130,000
taxes
be
advisable
which
plans with
present
no
additional shares
any
directors
to
repay
"the
of
the
._V
1966-1975
6%
5%
1,000
Ordinary AA shares (par IL. 1,000).
Ordinary B shares
(par IL. 1,000)
Ordinary C shares (par IL. 1,000)
4%- cum. redeemable preference A shs.
Ordinary
$59,475,078
4,123,061 -.3.524,328
__i!i
Hammond
to
Proceeds
taxes
taxes
10,000,000
5,000,000
5,000,000
of registered
one
Capital shares
$66,741,111
Earnings
and
:_6_3
of
One series of
1961.
1962
8,860,000
con¬
after April
1963-1972 debentures—one
6'/'
debentures
series
One
debentures,;
debentures
bearer
-debentures
t
Report—
2
,
Sales
authorized
the
10,000.000 shares and to create a new
issue of 300,000 shares of convertible preferred stock.
The company plans to sell 185,000 shares of the preferred pub¬
licly at $100 a share, and exchange, the remaining shares for all
four
series of no par preference stock outstanding,' on a '■share-'
ior-share
Two series of
of bearer
13,500.060
of registered
one
._"J
registered
1965-1974
6%
Co.—Annual
Aug. 31—
15,000,000
10.000,000
and
debentures
vertible into
.r
11,999,540
61962-1971-debentures—one
of
debentures
6%
said.
Hallicrafters
Year Ended
15,000.000
10,000.060
Two series
be
would
notes
1960-1969 debentures—one
and one of registered
&%
of bearer debentures
the promissory notes would
bear
lending bank at the' time of
the borrowing.
The maturity dat? would be Dec. 31, 1963.
Gulf States said proceeds would be used in part to pay $6,775,000
principal amount of promissory notes maturing Dec.; 31 >of this
year.
Remaining proceeds would- be applied to the company's 1963
construction
program
and
"ot|her corporate requirements,"
Gulf
Slates
added.
The company- estimates its 1963 construction costs
will be approximately $32,000,000.—V.
196, p. 1449.
Everett
On!
%■;,V
1963.
during
promissory
the
Outstndg.
(Israel £)
(Israel £)
debentures
agreement also proposes that
the prime rate in effect by the
that
withdrawn
said
States
Gulf
Hammond
basis.
Two series of
Co.—Proposed Note Sale—
notes
promissory
States
with the
FINANCING
Authorized
from
building in Madrid is expected to double its sales volume of ap¬
proximately 333 million by the end oi 1966.
The company's prin¬
cipal selling line is soft goods, such as clothing and piece goods.
PRESENT
TO
securities:
Debt
The
Galenas Preciados, which is embarked on a $12 million expansion
program of which $7 million in new investment, involving a mod¬
ernisation of its 10 stores and the planned construction of a new
EFFECT
GIVING
Webber, Jackson &■ Curtis,
Co. Pension
Tire & Rubber
General
time,
Eurofund, Inc., an investment company,
institutional buyers of
this Spanish
amount
CAPITALIZATION
issued in ac¬
cordance with an agreement between it and two New York Banks,the Irving Trust Co. and
the Chase Manhattan Bank. According
to the agreement, the notes would be issued from time to time dur¬
ing the period Dec. 31, 1962 through Dec. 31, 1963. The total prin¬
cipal amount of the notes would not exceed $20,000,000 at any one
chains,
department store
Stock
Exchange
leading
Preciados,
Galerias
of
stock
common
than
principal
the
of
deposited frbm time to time by the Government of Israel
Bank out of
the Government's Development Budgets.
Beaumont, Tex., company has filed an application with the
Federal Power Commission for authority to issue up to $20,000,000
Sold Piivately—
The
Marine Bonds*—
of 3 Hanover Square,
Gulf States Utilities
Stock
—
interest at the rate of 7-8%
periods longer
1%
1962,
company
Gulf
Galerias Preciados, S. A.
per annum on loans
two years, plus a one time commissioh of
of the loan. For loans to industrial
undertakings located in new development areas, the Bank charges
interest
at
the
rate
of 6 to 6Vs> %
per
annum, plus a
one time
commission of 0.6%
of the principal amount of the loan.
Loans
are
made out of the capital funds of the Bank,
and from funds
for
This
1875.
p.
The Bank makes medium
of bearer
its' current construction program, Florida Power stated.
company estimates its construction costs for the period Dec. 1,
through
Nov.
30,
1963 will amount to approximately $41
The
$1.03
New York, is a subsidiary of
W. R. Grace & Co., operating a regularlv scheduled liner service
between U. S. and South America.
It will use the proceeds from
the
sale
to
help finance the construction of lour combination
passenger/cargo-coptainer vessels.—V. 195, p. 2930.
of
million.—V.il96,
undertakings
the Bank charges
4,334 000
$1.20
4,374,000
—__
stock—
None
Bank,
establishment and expansion in Israel of efficient in¬
needed
in the development of the Israel
and long-term loans. Generally,
the
dustrial
1050.
p.
4,
The
finance
to
Bank
courage
entitled to
acquired by the Bank from any of them.
to serve as a financial institution to en¬
assets been
was
formed
have any
York.
New
be
from
Proceeds
taxes___;
Pierce, Feniier & Smith Inc., and Paine,
,
credit.
part
9.078,000
4,704.000
it was reported that this company wpll issue $28,000,000 of U. S. Government Insured Merchant. Marine Bonds due;
Dec.
1, 1987... It is expected that the bonds will be sold about
mid-December at par arid accrued interest, through Merrill Lynch,
resold to the public.
The application proposed that Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
of Now
York would act as Florida Power's agent for the line of
the
196,
Dec.
maturity date no later than Nov. 30,
1963.
!.
Florida Power said that the proposed notes would bear an inter¬
est
rate equal
to the prime commercial rate for similar loans in
New
York City at the time of the borrowing,
According to ah
agreement between it and the banks, the company said, none Of
,
income.
income.
Grace Line Inc.—To Sell Merchant
Power
_
profit after
banking
of value for their services as promoters.
have agreed to render any services to the
anything
foregoing
the
The
285,087,000
10,256,000
5,322,000
313,899,000
o«»
on
taxes
Federal taxes
Earnings per share on common
1962 or later with a
14,
of
of
1961
1962
,
_
Federal
before
is one of
Be-Eretz
Histadrut.
Association
B.M. controls the economic enterprises of the
Baaley Hataassiya B.M. is the Manufacturers'
Israel.
None of the foregoing have received, or are
economy.
notes.
,
seeks authority to issue the promissory notes to
establish a $30 million line of credit with a group of 16 New York
and
Florida banks.
The company proposes to issue the notes on
Dbc.
'
of
Federation
Ltd.
Hitahdut
Months'
Subs.)—Nine
(&
receive,
Provision for
promissory
Florida
general banking
Bank
Discount
Israel
The
Israel.
in
Labor
a
the economic enter¬
General
Histadrut—the
the
largest commercial banks in Israel, doing a general
business.
Hevrat Haovdim Haivriyim Hashitufit Haklalit
Inc.
Brothers,
sales
Net
the
of unse¬
$30 million principal amount
issue
to
authority
lor
cured
with
the
1800.
p.
affiliated
Jewish
nor
Net
FPC
prises
3,500
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Corp.—Plans Note Sale—
the corporation filed an application with the
Florida Power
business,
3,500
3,500
Report—
the
ox
bank holding approximately 80./
of
2,000 outstanding shares of capital stock accepted
the offer
Financial General to purchase the stock.
;
Present officers and directors of the bank will be continued,
announcement stated.—V. 196, p. 1050.
the
195,
The Workers' Bank Ltd., carries on
its clientele consisting principally of
formerly
3,500
•—
Co.___„.-r_2_:
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
3,500
Co.
&
Co
&
&
Bank Leurni
The Workers' Bank Ltd., now
Bank Ltd., Hevrat Hp.ovdim
Israel,
fl,Q
„
.
Eichler
Gimbel
and deposits $9,932,000 as
bank were., S11,290,000
the
of
Sept. 28, 1962.
Stockholders
of
ol
3,500
3,500
Schwabacher
___
Co._
&
Bateman,
—V.
3,500
Inc.
Co
&
Ryons
6,000
Inc
Co.,
&
Barth
J.
General has
acquired majority interest in Peoples
National
Bank of Leesburg, Va.
■;
The joint announcement was made by Maj. Gen. George Olmsted,
President of Financial General, and Bruce Mcintosh, President of
Financial
Inc.
Co.,
6,000
Inc.
Walston
Corp.-—Acquisition—
Financial General
Co.,
&
Richards
Lester,
Co.,
&
.
&
California
F irst
Co.
duPont
I.
Weedon
Crowell,
87,180
:
Co.__——.'2.—
&
Francis
B.M.,
Discount
Israel
Shares
Co.
3,500.
:'v-
Shares;
'of Israel,
Bank Hapoalim B.M.,
Haivriyim Hashitufit
Haklalit Be-Eretz Israel, B.M., and Hitahdut Baaley Hataassiya B.M.
Bank
Leumi
le-Israel
B.M.
is
the
largest commercial
bank in
Israel, doing a general banking business.
Bank Hapoalim B.M.,
le-Israel
-
.•V-'V'.Vi':'. }
Monday, December 10, 1962
...
organizers of the Bank were the State
The
stock set forth
common
below:
with Schaltbau,
agreement
respective number of shares of
the
holders
of the Puerto Rico Development Board to lease
foot building and start production ;oi relays in
approval
awaiting
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
(2378)
incorporated in December
Volume
of
196
specialty
overs
A
and
frozen
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
chicken
as
of
the
have
group
management
new
R.
board, purchased
Common Stock.
Since
members
and
by
the
of
outstanding
The
such
products.
purchasers headed
of
chairman
other
foods
6219
pot pies,
meat pies,
turn¬
of
the
Carl
Chandler,
Preferred—
the
present
of
the
Company's then
time, Mr. Chandler and
67%
that
taken
active
an
the
in
part
r.
The
its
di¬
per
changed the product line of the com¬
pany by placing greater emphasis on the
company's specialty frozen
food
line
which produces
addition,
of
the
new
higher profit
a
through
ization..
attention
item
per
management has improved
company
to
the
for
analysis
Tne
..
real
on
estate
(at
•%
.$279,820.
%-•%.%:
•--' •-;•:;
.■•••,■•■:
k
cumulative -preferred
Class
Class
AA,
Common
—V.
(par
A,
.' $50,237
.
196,
1343:
p.
:
•
>'..
,
'
"Ehe
4,648 shs.
Effective
—V.
Dec.
the
on
'
196,
1932,
4,
American
1345.
p.
the
15
and
A
r
'
.
the
of
under
company
the
symbol
was
LES.A.
of
Amortization
written
for
income
•Net
of
off )
.Provision
taxes
354,111
Federal
and
196,
-
taxes
on
106,854
'
118,240"
to.
generate
The
361,635
it
has
31.888
middle- Atlantic,
firms
are
and
southeastern
states
$0.48
bper-ations
which
7," 3962,
in
the-
Macke-owned
,
will
continue
to
be
Harris-Shafton
managed
will
Co.
by
continue
its
the
1962.—-V.
30,
V " :
196,
Marquardt
discontinue
In
of
joined
in
to
the
million
for
the
that
at
have
or
been
Metropolitan
had
we
hoped.
other
any
have
of
terminated."—V.
S.
Edison
Co.—Bonds
of
Inc.,
100.27,
and
-
ranging
redeemable
are
from
106.16%'
100.64%
$12,000,000 of
of
part, construction
to
from
costs
the option
at
to
100%;
and
100%.
both
short-term
at
will
bank
incurred
notes,
utility business in Montana/
Wyoming and Minnesota.—V. 196,
natural
a
on
public
sale
to yield 4.26%.
the
issue
at
competitive
bid of
101.216. Other bids for the bonds, all
from Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 100.801; White,Weld & Co.,
100.79; Halsey,., Stuart & Co.,,; 100.72;
Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.-Drexel&
Co.
(jointly),
on
a
4%s,
as
-
bonds
redeemable
are
the
at
option
regular
redemption prices, ranging from 106.32
construction,
sinking and
replacement funds
tion prices receding
from 1C1.94 to par.'
Net
will
proceeds
be -used
purposes..
for
•...■,/
BUSINESS—The
to
company
and .for
par,
at
Pike.
counties
in
the
eastern
and
s
The
generating
and
Pennsylvania Electric Co.,
Jersey
Central
Power
New
Jersey
Power
&-Light
Co..,
General
installed
'
■
'
\
units
low
well
as
the
as
fuel
cost
consistent
This
operating
,of
with
system
cost
maximum
central
the
basis
in
economies
and
effort
an
economic utilization
western
protection
of
policy leads to a relative concentration of
capacity for the integrated system in the
Co.
low
UNDERWRITERS—The
1992
series
cost
names
fuel- is
of
the
b^nds, and the principal
have agreed to purchase,
which, they
amounts
are
of
mobile
;
:
.
(000's Omitted)
-
'
\
Merrill
Amount
Lynch,
Fenner
Robert
&
W.
Pierce,
Smith
Baird
William
Inc.—
&
$3,655
Co.,
660
Co.;
*':=
,
inc.
Julien
Co.,
The
Los
the
a
bonds
&
Piper,
Co.,
Jaffray
wood
Fleming
&
Co.,
•
5
Westheimer
Barret,
550
Hop---?
Johnson,
Boettcher
Paine
440
Delago :
Cleveland Corp.____
440
Stifel,
Nicolaus
&
Co.,
Inc.
&:
196,
Leith_____i_i
p.
1550.
&
.
Co.
'
Securities
Mead,
&
Co.,
Miller &
Rotan,
•
Mosle
&
275
■
.1
220
Co.,"'- -.-'2
'220' t.
Inc.^
1
220
Co.220
Co
-
220
Rentals
directors
about
Feb.
exchange
Mobile
of
stock
a
be
:
':"
and
subject
tax
to
to
National
General's
real
of
unit
to
business
of
the company
probably
estate
the
Mr.
National
Union
Fire
Insurance
to
expand
throughout
competitive position and improve
'
■
190,
'
'■
•
;
incurred
reversing
1837.
p.
•
j
largest
the
company
per
capital
Co.
of
on
the
also contemplated
are
'
■
Avart
«*.-
y.od.
-...
1
at
competitive
■
.
FEATURES—The
prior
to
Dec,
1937
31,
periodically
-.
preferred
new
stock
$106.81
at
per share
together in
thereafter,
dividends.
will
1)6
with
such
each
case
'
Offered—On
York,
Dec.
5,
the
First
'
Boston
manager of an underwriting
publicly 100,000 shares of New
was
offered
in
of
;7.
•
preferred stock
new
:('■;%;7-v
awarded
was
group at competitive sale Dec. 4, on its bid
$100.77 which named the 4.56% dividend rate.
jointly, $100,051.
of
Pittsburgh,
&
$4.56
Co.,
7;
■ ■>
REDEMPTION
option
the
of
FEATURES—The
bonds
are
redeemable
at th^
at any time at ordinary redemption prices
105.81%
to 108%, They also will be redeemable: a-fc
company
ranging from
special redemption
prices
ranging
from
101.43%
,to
103%.
FROCE'FDS
Proceeds from
the sale,
together with treasury
funds, will be applied to the redemption of 100,000 shares of cumu¬
—
;
lative
preferred
accrued
stock,
dividends
5.52%
series, at $107.74
redemption date.
the
to
per
share
and
/
,
BUSINESS—New
England Power, a subsidiary ol' New England
Electric System, generates, purchases, transmits and. sells electric
energy in wholesale
quantities principally to other electric utili¬
ties doing a retail distribution and to large industrial consumers;
The
has
company
head
office
is
at
CAPITALIZATION
Long-Term
.
1st
residential
no
441
Stuart
GIVING
Delit:
mortgage
1st mortgage
St..
or
commercial
3oston.
EFFECT
customers.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
•
bonds—outstanding
Its
-
TO
Outstanding
1
$18,000,000
bonds—series J, due
12.000,000
the
the
a
Smith, Barney & Co. and Wertheim & Co,, jointly),
$100.35 a share; Equitable Securities, Kidder-Peabedy, Lee Higginson Corp. and White-Weld, jointly,
$100.26;
Lehman
Brothers,
$100,101,
and
Merrill
Lynch and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
pro¬
the
to the First
Competing bids for the stock, all naming
dividend, were submitted by Dean Witter
of
share,
stock
Power cumulative preferred stock, 4.56%
($100 par), priced at $102.25 and accrued divi¬
Boston
Hersch
diversification
shares of its capital stock, at $15
of
:•,-
New
The
commercial
providing: this greatly needed service, we're convinced
has an. outstanding future," he added.—V. 196, p. 2180.
subscription by holders
network
proceeds from the offering will be applied to
short-term notes payable e\i:ienc.ng burrowkiKs
nade
or
to reimburse the treasury tor construction ex--
accrued
dends.;
Rentals
National Union Life Insurance Co. of PittsburghRights Offered to Stockholders—The company offered
100,000
:'r'f
which
not
: V
for
dealer
arrangements. The company has
but new
management anticipates
..
group
stock¬
would
of the
now
management
new
Nationwide's
stated.—V.
was
Corp.,
"In this fast-growing area, our projects
planned for the immediate future should make us
largest'real estate developers in the country."
concept and
by
company's
England
"Mobile,; .Rentals'! virtually unique capability of providing on
instant,, notice, highly adaptable custom-designed mobile units for
nearly all types of industry has won for it enthusiastic customers
mobile
-
I
Klein' said.
the
it
Preferred
met
present
Chairman.
been
insurance
declining
series
approval
ruling,
■
.
manage¬
1959.
initiated
the
inception
of
price
with
recently and approved the
merger.
National General presently has; outstanding 2.830,363 com¬
mon
shares,, compared with Mobile Rentals' 483,000.
"The purchase of Mobile Rentals would be an
important supple¬
gram,",; Mr.
former
construction
call
approximately $150,.'
industrial
basis,
be
REDEMPTION
capitalization, Morgan Guar¬
surplus would be $236,500,000
final
from
Brothers
redeemable
v
and
Board
in
has
penditures.
to
designer-producer of "instant space"
as
classrooms,
offices,
aerospace
Rentals
acquired
was
an
required.
21
shares
in
Rental
PROCEEDS—Net
approvals,
■'•
stockholders
of
will
dealer
Approval
is
top aerospace and other industrial firms in
nation,"...the National General president said. "As a pioneer of
Space
Inc.
440
share-for-share
said
and
organized
dealerships,
basis
since
by
lor
General
among some
275
400
*
330
330
u___L_—__-_
._
Dittmar
-
Burgess
.
330
North'-&
;•'
President
will strengthen
payment
7,540,000
16.
also
required
additional
other
dealerships
Konners
of
Other bids for the bonds, all as
4%s, came from
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 100.611; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
100.55; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
Kidder, Peabcdy & Co., and White, Weld & Co.,
jointly, 100.489, and First Boston, 100.26.
planned
us" one
~
.
Co
Lane,
Corp.
,
&
Fitch,
550
Proqtor &
;L_'
Co.,
Inc
Co.,
550
Abbott,
&
'
used
variety of
interest
according to M'r. Konner. Acquisitions
trend,
to date and .those
330
Inc._'_
State
the
Corp.^To Acquire Mobile
units
wide
franchised
Chairman
;
General,
diversified
Los
Angeles-based
real estate developer, have voted to acquire
a
Board
group was awarded the issue
sale Dec. 4, on its bid of 100.692%.
National
and
70
area.
and
The
\
in
$207,350,000,
200,000 shs.
underwriting group managed jointly by Leh¬
and Equitable Securities
Corp., New
York. The bonds were priced at 101.426% and accrued*
interest, to yield 4.29%.
v
pay¬
acquisition, announced jointly by Eugene V. Klein,
president, and M. E. Hersch,- president of the
Angeles-headquartered Mobile Rentals, would be completed on
ment
-•
V:V
.
550
,
Co
330
330
Chris-
Inc.
Inc.-:
&
.,
Co.__
&
&
Pierce
550
&
'
,
Rauscher,
________________
Brothers
.
$385
.
Inc.___
Pohl
550
Co.—
1
Co.
Co._
Cook
tensen,
&
Amount
Sherrerd.330
Writer
660
Inc.-
Milwaukee
—-V.
Peters,
Inc._'__V
&
Nolan,
McLean
First
Newhard,
-
be
company 'has
President
was
profitable
a
•
the company's stock, including
on
Outstanding
England Power-Co.—Bonds'
Offered—Offering
of,:.$12,000;000->^w>nEngland'"Power first' mortgage
4%% series J, bonds due Dec. 1, 1.992 was made Dec.
'
:
-
Staats
Southwest
,
Co._j.__ ;
Co.,
Collins
Folger,
Stern
&
660
Waist on,&
&
R.
Butcher
First
Inc.
Robinson-Humphrey
:
of
applications.
Mobile
%.••',■
shares.
would
trailer-like
laboratories
National
series
the
recommended increase
operator; and
M'obile Rentals Corp:, national
%
1932
the
Director-s
follows:
as
additional
theatre
.
'
r..
distributed
per share
:
National General
they
of
be
23.-Thus
.
extent
purchasers
Jan.
a'7 present,-and undivided profits would
000,000.—v. 196, p. 1493.': Nv
,v. : ;
the steam generat¬
Pennsylvania Elec¬
several
would
on
of
no
FINANCING
,
York
receipt
as
requirements.
available.
upon
has
Company
New
and
recommended
have
Life
PRESENT
300.000 shs.
owned
ui>
participate in the cash dividend declared recently and pavable Jan.
15. He also stated, however, the board's intention to declare at the
next
regular dividend meeting, scheduled for Mar. 6, the regular
After
relatively
the
record
anty's capital
larger-size
to
service
area
tric
where
realize
the
of
Pennsylvania
local
ing
territory
to
resulting 'from
dividend
the
and
&
over-all
an
and
Co.
capitalization from
annual-meeting to be held Jan.
that,
quarterly dividend of $1
Public
on
capital
said
holders, of
Public
the
Trust
bank's
of
program
this
par
Superintendent-of Banks of New
the/ stock
Light Co., all of which are subsidiaries
Utilities
Corp., a holding company registered
Utility1'Holding 'Cottipa.fiv: Act of 1935, are- in¬
terconnected and are operated as
.-an-integrated and coordinated
system. Major facilities of the integrated system are
designed and''
of
under
approval at the
the
of
Muhlenberg,;.,
.
the
EFFECT TO
par)
Konner's
leasing
which
value each, with the new shares to
one-share-for-ten stock dividend. The action was
a
Mr, Alexander
parts of Pennsylvania.
v;
transmission
facilities
oft the
company,
in
$25
,
corporate
central
offices
losses
•
by Henry C.
Alexander, Chairman, after the board's
regular monthly, meeting.
\ The/ board
also voted the regular quarterly cash dividend of $1
per? share on the existing shares for the quarter ending Dec.
31,
•pavable Jan. 15'to stockholders of record on Dec. 17.
■•'The proposed increase-capitalisation will be submitted for stock¬
holder
Pottsville
of
Mr.
country,
announced
Pa.,
•
•
>
£t
the
incorporated under the laws of Pennsylvania.- is a public utility
operating , wholly within Pennsylvania. It provides -electric-service
in all or portions of
four cities, 91 boroughs, and 155 townships,
with
a
population
of
approximately 750,000.
located
Within
14
Guaranty
increase
be distributed-as
redemp¬
special
construction, and other
■ V.
...'•%.%■■• '-ffy
of 28,090
company,
the
of
Morgan
an
shares
GIVING
.
South
are
The
Its growth, in terms of fran¬
rapid. In common with other-companies in this field, its prospects for future expansion have
therefore
been
limited
by
the
need
to
apply
current
financial
resources
to
the operation
of its established dealer
organization.
"•
p.
debentures
insurance.
Metropolitan
is
Nationwide
S. dollars;
of
8,294,000
to
.
The
Directors
stockholders
came
100.713; Blyth & Co., 100.60; First Boston Corp., 100.59.
:
the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York—Proposed
Capital Increase—Stock Dividend—
awarded
was
the
on
v
controlling interest in Nationwide Auto Leasing System,
has been acquired by Harold Konner,
the company
York
of
chised
a
101.937, plus accrued interest,
U.
in
health
.
All
School
Principal and interest
>
•
ment/Terms were not announced. Robert Rowan will remain as
Director,and Executive of the company. Mr. Konner has assumed
.•-•;,.
able
directors
same
a
Commission—Debentures
Sold Privately—On Dec. 6, 1962 it was
reported that
$10,009,000 of this firm's 51/4% sinking fund deben¬
tures due Dec.
1, 1992 had been placed privately
through L. G. Beaubien & Co. Ltd., and Rene T. Leclerc Inc.", Montreal, and
Greenshields & Co., -Inc.,
Bee.
fifteen
directors
the
at
a privately held auto leasing firm which
nationally, and owner of car and truck dealerships in
York, New Jersey and Massachusetts.
•',
man
Catholic
($5
Konner
pro¬
gas
North -Dakota,
2080.
The
tha
Corp., of Great Neck, N. Y.
the
Minneapolis,- is
Ave.,
share.
per
by
purchased
of the Fire Company,
price, - since the aboveCompany Law requires that directors be stock-
each,
also
of
each.
$5
operates
New
meet
of the company's 1962 construction
will.be added to general funds.
and
publicly
New
Mr.
fund
to
$15
and
of
1143.
p.
major,
The
group
to
are
for
was
consisted
value
par
cus-
Company
stock
history.
stock
existing
applied
the
and
clients
Life
the
be
Company
Baldwin,
the
-
be
of
who
of
the
would
it.
disclosed.
company
sinking
y
issues
the
price
their
to
capital
ol
yesrs
classes
Nationwide Auto Leasing System, Inc.—New Control
A
of
New York;
group
Life
196,
A
to
shares
that
Authorized
Eastman
of the
offer
to
and: hence
subscribed
were
share
Insurance
accident
—V.
'
.
the
at
CAPITALIZATION
accrued
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New'"
York, and associates.
The
bonds
were
priced at
'
and'
were
100.21..
100,009
Company,
one
operating
of two underwriting
jointly,
into
determined
authorized
many
received a Certificate of Authority from ,the
Commissioner of Pennsylvania on Sept. 4, 1952 to engage
the business of writing all
types of life insurance and annuities,
in
4, 1962, a public offering of $15,000,000 of this firm's
4%% first mortgage bonds, due Dec. 1, 1992[ was made
The
Life
able
be
insurance,
Life's
shares
Company
The
^
FUND—The'sinking fund bonds, awarded
Montreal
the'two
Offered—On
and
agents
life
divided
such
Company
for
allied
insurance industry
the
Insurance
Co.—Bonds Offered—On
Securities Corp., New York,
manager
its
Fire
trends in
holders.
he
cars,
Eell,,.
2079.
p.
-
older
the
of
of
the
with' recent
Initially,
mentioned
mortgage
Smith
ranging .from
Dakota,
discussions
our
prices
electric
decided
Robert
combination
196,
.•.,
replace
BtlSINESS—The Company of 831 Second
publitf' utility operating company carrying
announced.
was
first
i PROCEEDS—Proceeds
in
'Erlded—
Therefore,
form
to
of,
line
purchased
track
was
gram, -i-aBcf thevremainder
: •••-'> -•'•••- '-...v.i
j
>
&
payment
ended
nyj
year
it
its bid >of 99.77%,
prices
$3.5
sales
-
,■-•;>:■; /
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp.
manner
merger
companies
$33
Fire
purchase
Utilities
100.657%
SINKING
on
respective companies, said: "A mutual exchange
indicates that our respective operations could not
information
be
relative
exceeded
the
of
,.
«
preliminary merger discussions, it
statement,v Roy E. Marquardt and
joint
a
Presidents
F'enner
"j
personnel.;
Estimated
ago:
Corp.-^Merger'tDiscussions
Marquardt Corp. and
and
October
of
year
the
Dillon Union ;Securities & Co.,
family,
■;'•'-."'i
...
month
one
1051.
p.
.:-•-•
Couch
officers
present
,V;y .;>V'.. %
Sept.
George
president of the Shafton Vending
as
Total companywide sales for the
million -compared
to $2 5 million
for fiscal 1963|!are: $44 million vs
to
by
99,985
interest
to
yield
bonds, awarded to the
grou£> Dec. 6, on its bid of 99.119%,-are redeemable
at the option of the company at
prices ranging from
105,50% to the principal amount. Other bids for the
1987 bonds, all as 4%s, came from
Halsey, Stuart &
Co:v 100.40; Blyth & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
operating.
"%
■
.%•: •; >.."••> ;. < "■ :
V ;> %%%<
Aaron Goldman, Macke
president, said .that the company's entry,
.into these fast growing industrial centers had
been undertaken after
extensive market surveys. ">.< ' '
;■>
' •••
:f';v
formerly.-owned
for
Equitable
4.45%,.'.-The
now
.Southern, Venders
the
line
that
a
$500,000,
$10,000,000
bonds, 4V2% series due 1987, priced at
100% and accrued interest to yield
4.50%; and $5,000,000 first mortgage 4V2%
sinking fund bonds due 1982,
361,635
$0.11
in
locomotives
first mortgage
Atlanta, ..Georgia .and Jacksonville,. Florida areas
through its re.-*
cent acquisitions of Southern Venders of
Atlanta,'Ga. and Shaf-/
..ton Vending Co: .of Jacksonville, Fla.
This brings to ten the number
of
is
program
They
______
97.129
commenced
diesel
In
organized.
groups which offered publicly two issues of MontanaDakota
Utilities
securities.
Co.—Acquisitions Completed—
announced that
company
and
„
priced" at
..
1963
traffic
new
Company, incorporated in 1901, has
principally in writing fire,■ "marine and
desirable
v tomers
of
of
Pacific's
Fire
management
of roadway
materials
announced
307,479
129,017
:
'Macke Vending
i
The
engaged
-
•
expenditure
an
new
oversubscribed.
was
company,
of 139 University Place, Pittsburgh,
incorporated on June 18, 1962 under the Pennsylvania Insur¬
Company Law of 1921 by National Union Fire Insurance Cq*.
Pittsburgh, Pa. (the "Fire Company").
of
delivery in 1963 as part of the company's
modernizing its motive power fleet, Mr. Jenks
thel Missouri
in
V
way.
approved
eight
ance
new
other
Dec.
;
-.
:____
the
each
for
BUSINESS—The
of
Capital
the
747.
p.
along
share
new
will be added to the company's gen¬
funds, and will be used for investment and other
insurance.
previously
one
was
for
Montana-Dakota
periods before deduction
of minority interests
in earnings of Cox
Less: Minority interest in Cox's
earnings
,
Net profit for the
periods
___:
•_•__
;_
Net profit per share
—V.
j
(Goodwill
foreign
has
of
corporate purposes.
Missouri
775,968
106,854
for
the
expenditures will go into
rail, ballast
to
provide a better, smoother
riding railroad, Mr, Jenks said.' About 100 miles of new
rail will
be laid next year, he said,
virtually all of which will be continuous
welded rail in strings of 1,440-ft.
lengths.—V. 196, p. 2180.
amor¬
'
____
profit
1961
$21,628,179 $16,554,909
or
costs
excess
of
major portion
and
1961
income
on
improvements to
$16,579,000 • will go into equipment,
$11,695,000 will go into the improve¬
structures
rate
Net proceeds
by the company's board
Downing B. Jenks, President.
added.
costs—
excess
offering
the
approved
by
and
cars,
cars
program
1,100
A
tization
of
$20.20
at
2444.
p.
$8,000,000 for the purchase of 56
equipment
.
Period Ended September 30—
Net
sales
all
at
made
freight cars and the equipping of other cars for
special
leading, Mr. Jenks explained. The new freight cars will be
designed
to. meet
shippers'-Crequirements for new and specialized types of
Lynch Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Net income before
was
explained
•
said.
of
stock
Exchange
stock
be
faced, Mr. Jenks said.
and
baggage
regular
Listing-
class
Stock
1962,
29,
A
will
RR.—Capital Improvem't Program
railroad's .board
than
more
577,163% shs.
.
of'tracks
ment
t'
2,788 >/4 shs.
4,500,000 shs.
Leslie Fay Inc.—A. S. E.
194,
$28,274,000 for
was..announced
it vis'
Included
listed
Chicago.—V.
1963
this; total, he
mostly new freight
10,000 shs.
.
$1)
(par
of
in
Of
3,000 shs.
___
$10)___
(par1
stock,
•'
.
$100)
it
which
with
Capital Stock:
6%
series
Payment
at the
7
parent shares held of record Oct. 8, 1962. Rights ex¬
pired Nov 29.. No underwriting was involved. The
This continued high level of
capital exepnditures is necessary to
the railroad modernized and fully abreast of the latest tech¬
nological developments to enable it to meet the intense competition
Outstanding
•
interest)
6%
Railroad
directors,
J
..
,
Dec.
on
keep
Authorized
&
dividends.
of
Pacific
expenditure
Pacific
modern¬
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
payable
redemption
cumulative preferred
Bank
Missouri
company.
and
...
Debt:
5%,.51/2%
National
for
eral
the operating efficiency
cost
L.'
Notes
called
outstanding 5'/4%
share, plus accrued
First
company.
parent,
:;
has
company
has
management
In
(2379)
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—To Redeem
related
group
rection
Number
Preferred
6%
Stocks:
cumul.
Dividend
stock
pfd,
series
(par
preferred
4.60%
series--
5.52%
series^
4.56%'
preferred stocks
Common
$100)
80,140 shs.
80,140 shs.
stock
$100):
(par
Stock
Common
j
,•
80,140 shs.
80,140 shs.
103,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
3,107.039 shs.
3,107,039 shs.
Equity:
stock
(par
$20)
UNDERWRITERS OF THE BONDS—The purchaser^ named be-
;
8
agreed
severally
have
low
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2380)
following'
/c'.,'".
BUSINESS—The
the
purchase frcm the company
of the series J bonds:
to
principal
respective
(000's Omitted)
Amount
Brothers_______
$j.,500
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
$300
Equitable Securities Corp.
1,500
500
50O
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
New York Hanseatic
Corp.
:
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
300
Bail,
&
Burge
Becker
G.
A.
&
300
Rand
100
I.
300
Stein
W.
&
Co
'&
Merle-Smith
&
A.
Clement
1,000
Inc.
Co
Blair
Courts
Co.,
Clarke Corp.
William
Richard
Dick
& Co.
Kraus—_
Whipple
Bacon,
Evans
Inc.
Hallgarten
Hentz
&
200
1,000
Co
200
Co
&
—
goner
Hutton
F.
Co.,
<te
Net
50O>
Inc.
UNDERWRITERS FOR THE PREFERRED—The purchasers named
Shares
Earnings
Shares
Co—2,'200
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc. 2,200
H. M. Payson & Co
2,200
Stein Bros.
& Boyce
2,200
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc. 1,100
J. Barth & Co
1,100
Chace, Whiteside &
I;.
Winslow, Inc.
_L 1.100
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc.
1,100
'
Corp
L
Dominick & Dominick
Securities
&
Gregory
Wffi.
Inc.
7,500
Anthony
Tucker,
&
Day
L.
R.
6,000
Fleming
Nolan,
Inc
Co.
4.40C
1,100
Frederking____ 1,100
Ferris
4,400
Fridley .&
&
Co.
A.;...
p.
This
The
has
company
Ill'ncis
been
for
tendered
-
Allied
of
of the shares
exchange for
94%
that
announced
196,
A
within
change
share
stockholders
original
the
of
Northern
four
each
shares
Ormoiit
Ieonard
the
stocks—V.
Co.,
196,
Inc.
Friedman,
for
20.
called
has
1"62.
meeting
special
a
consider
to
end
vote
an
and
merger,
approved by
the
board of directors
on
1962,
providing for the consolidation of Panray-Parlam
Englewood, N. J., with and into Ormont Drug & Chemical
Cj., xnc., through an exchange of shares.
:
t
The merger provides for the issuance of 138,510 shares of Qrinont
29.
addition to
in
has
„
its
uhclly-cwned
a
pharmaceutical
only
mateiifIs,can
raw
symbol
was
change,
symbol
stock
and
name
plant
processed into finished products and
passing through Customs.—V. 194, p. 1162.
without
abrcacl
The
Emerson
Nov.
14
The
offer
Earnings after taxes for the first 9 periods of 1962 equal $433 850
compared ,to earnings after taxes for the first 9 periods of 1951
$1,438,945 (exclusive of non-recurring income of $517,000 from
Technicolor, Ltd.).
of
Mr.
of
1961—V.
shipped
Smith
O.
shares
to
Jan.
The
stated.
15,
1963,
Packard-Bell
See
Electronics
Corp.
Merger Discus¬
1
—
Ended—
sions
Marquardt Corp.,
this issue.—V.
196,
Preferred
947.
p.
A
Parker
Finance
Corp.—Notes
public
iPST)
Sold
Privately—On
3, 1962, if, was reported that $£00,000 of this
junior subordinated notes due Nov. 15, 19/9
were
placed privately with; institutions purchasing
them for investment.—V. 1£6, p. 1877.
Dep.
Angeles,
on
firm's
amount
of
purchase of
Paul
Erasmi
&
ferred
The
West
food
German
the company's
6%
for Dec.
18,
at
California Commissioner
plan
debentures
25-year
10
of
a.m.
Cor¬
State
Office Bldg,,
Los
to $2,331,750 principal
up
and
securities
would
issued
be
in
46.635
proc¬
firm, was announced b/ Paul S. Geroi, President of Pillsbury Co.
Tho purchase price.not disclosed,
Too "Gorman
firm, which manufactures canned fruits and veg¬
etables, confections and a variety of other food products, will be¬
come a whlly owned division of
Pillsbury.
Th •>
comrany employs more
than 1,000 people and operates a
of
units
cumulative
$25
of
Swiss
debentures
modern,
Lvl
highly
automated
plant
Luoec.t,
ai
l-rqciuctlbn facilities include
ce^B'ng plant now neafihg completion.
The company's Erasco brana
enjoys
iC
ot'.i,
German
canned
pal
fruits
ppl.er
and: v?g3iables
,
a
near
in
of
share
good
a
The
the
of
is
s.
Pithmers,
a
of
the
and
miles
50
us
of the Common
consumer',"
Mr.
a
solid
very
Market.
Gerot
P«ris.
of
sjuenwese
Gringoire give
area
said,
in
the
first
through
further
holdings. "However, our overseas
capital appropriations, which are
established
in
recent
Rhine-Ruhr
The
through
mteiest.
New
Water
corporation
operation
aoms^ 'ei
u
b
has
of
Mr.
based
Europe has entered' the era
our
marketing concepts
for
proceeding
will
be
p.
redemption
fund
1,
Jan.
196,
increased
p.
Mr.
fiscal
rhade
rate
of
of
in
Sept.
against
1962,
30,-
volume
1961
$737,350
that
said
31
to
cents
of
the
for
record
49%
was
the
comparable
for
volume
higher
$1,167,000.—V.
195,
the
than
p.
In
of
its
100'/,
at
next
4%%
plus
debt
accrued
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
Star
is
Riddle Airlines, Inc.—Stock
On
Nov.
common
possible
30,
from
1962,
stockholders
15,000,000
convertible
to
debenture
Increase Approved—
voted
25,000,000
Smith-Corona
Marchant
Inc.
192,
increase
p.
to
for
entire
agents
San
York,
I
of
Don
of
bottled
W.
in
Southern
Santa
remain active
and
will continue to hold
a
20%
stock
interest
in
corporation.
Metropolitan
the
area.
largest liquor wholesaler
In
addition,
Star
in
the
Industries
&
B
New
owns
a
York
40%
Scotch
Rare
Importers,
diversified
Ltd.,
line
of
Whisky, and a 7-s% stock interest in Carillon
which is the sole United States importer of a
liquor prdducts.—V. 196, p. 2181.
sales
and
the
New
England supermarket chain
holders,
Sales
of
was
H.
the
Net
for
income
$91,847,413,
fiscal
rose
an
increase
of
6.8%
over
board
$1,544,658,
equivalent
to
$1.31
at
a
Samuel J,
Rosen-
Towers
held
aporoval of the plan by
meeting. Rosenstein
and
will also reassume the
special
Jaffey,
by
who
has
resigned
to
that
%
:
stores.
time, he announced that Towers ;of the U. S. has
registration for a public stock issue. He said the de¬
based on advice by the proposed underwriters of this
cision
was
'
'
this
at
time.—V.
196,
p.
1095.
I
'
Union
is
■
'
Bank—Rights Offering to Stockholders—The '
offering
to
holders of its
stock the
capital
subscribe to 162,368 additional shares at
$67.50 per share on the bac-is of one new share for
each 15 held of record Nov. 30.
Rights will expire
to
1962.
17,
Mever
&
Fcx,
Blyth &
Co., Inc. and Stern, Fran^,
are the principal
Los Angeles, Calif,
underwriters
Net
estimated
proceeds,
added to the
of
at
$10,959,840,
will
be
bank's capital funds.
California
Bank
on
July
was
1,
organized under the laws
1914, and has continuously
of the
served
public as a commercial and savings bank since that time. By
June 30, 1962, it had grown to become the 30th largest commercial
bank in' the United States in terms of total deposits. It is a mem¬
ber
of
the
Federal Reserve System
and of the Federal Deposit
sales
of
Tne
Corp,
Bank
a
offers
a
complete
group
of services including
Continued
share
1
1
of
formerly
by
following
investment group.
1961.
to
jointly
announced
Jaffey,
stockholders
and
same
Insurance
totaled
$86,023,995
all real estate
the
reached
record
highs for the fiscal year ended Sept.
29,
1962,
Stephen P. Mugar, President, stated in the annual report to stock¬
I
817.
offering that, due to market conditions, it would not be in the best
interests of the company to make a public offering of its common
State
Sales, Earnings—
earnings of this
p.
is selling
BUSINESS—Union
Star Market Co.—Record
Both
190,
Inc.—Sells Real Estate
sum.
new
the
Dec.
is
Industries
year.—V.
S. discount marc.handis-
Donald
Snyder
stock interest in Padaingcon Corp., sale United States importer of
I J
of
None of the proceeds from the sale will accrue to
the company, as the shares are
being sold for the ac¬
count
of certain
shareholders. San Diego Imperial
common stock is listed and traded on the New
Midwest and Pacific Coast Stock Exchanges.
Diego,
Star
of 130,777 outstanding common shares
Diego Imperial Corp., at $10.75 per share.
stock
the
.withdrawn its
bank
the
Imperial Corp.—Common Offered—On
Dec. 6, 1962, White, Weld &
Co., New Yok, and J. A.
Hcgle & Co., Salt Lake City, announced the offering
as
At
.
-
right
issue.
Diego
the
by
advanced
capital raised by the transaction will
be
invested
in
cooperative arrangements with Tr^rs mn-c^nts
that will enable the chain to participate more actively in merchandising
one of the major liquor
California, with branches in Los Angeles,
Barbara, San Bernardino and Lonf Beach.
The purchase was made for cash. The management of Snyder Co.
San
Citv
San
of
business
Rosenstein- explained
wholesalers
a
'
this
has purchased 80%.
products,
issued
Co.
has (steadily
intensify and expand its U.
president
of
the
C/o., a California corporation. Snyder Co. is
authorized
provide
801.
will
SCM Corp.—New Name—
See
to
shares
Issue.—V.
liquor
Receipts
Depositary
Trust
Towers Marts International
to
chairman
stock
importer
last
directors
post
912.
and
and
head
months
•
wholesaler
listed for the
Geneva and Basle.
were
control if its Canadiarl Subsidiary to Canam Realties,
Canadian and upstate New York investment group, for an
Towers
period.
1961
nine
for
York
York
reorganization
The
.
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition-fNew
American
as
New
the
move
a
stein
of
Industries,
in
undisclosed
/
■
Star
States
Bank
company's capitalization
a
Inc.,
(Ohio)—Partial Redemption—
has called
1961, shares of the company
the Stock Exchanges of Zurich,
holdings and
share,
per
redemption on Jan; 1, 1962, through
the- sinking fund, $414,000 of its 4f/4%
debentures
due Jan.
1, 1982 at 100%
Payment will be made at the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. 01 New York, N. Y.—V. -193, p. 1602.
operation
1
Oil Co.
company
policy of increasingly expanding international capital
ing operations,
,
Standard
The
Corp.
the issue.
is in line
placed
market
Swiss
the
.cn
/
Banking
Swiss
Bank
And Other Assets—
firm's
the
bonds'
the
the
up
Union
Towers Marls International,
compared to a $27,108 net less for the same
firm had sales of $1,746,197 for the three-
The
1962,
equivalent
of
■'■■•".
made
In
on
United
12%
provide
,
$167,900
1973
at
months,
1961.
$101,788,
in
from $112.5
million in i960 to $114.5 million in October 1961 and finally to its
present capitalization of $121. million.
The company, which is the
largest component of the Thvssen Steel greun consisting of Niederrheinische Huette and Deutsche Edelstahlwerke, paid a dividend
annum.
rate
2554.
194,
earned
Connor
ending
Red'n—
Jan
on
nine
in
quarters
349.
Union— Par tial
for
sinking
due
the
at
saiu.—V.
the
period
the
Germ
effective
producing an
time
The
company
the
company
Bonds
the construction of a bloomingstrip mill and an electrolytic gal-
Swiss
the
and
introduction
Chemical
publicly-owned manufacturer and distributor of electronic
high fidelity equipment, achieved record profits and volume for
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1962.
Philip R. Connor, Jr., president, said the Washington, D. C.,
"and
Service
called
the
mures,
Payment
York.—V.
year,'
the
bonds
sell
This
particu¬
Sells
being traded rn all eight German exchanges, as well as
London, Paris and Switzerland, Tbyssen shares are available in
in
Financing
to
and
to participate in European
type represented by present
investments do not affect domestic
of
moves
Bond
company
acquisition of control of Central
price
per
—
Besides
Space-Tone E.ectronics Corp.—Record Sales, Earns.
have increasing validity there today."
Mr. Gerot noted that Pillsbury hopes
growth
a
the
the
treasury for capital expenditures/and
additional capital expenditures.—V. 196, p. 2281.
for
France.
base
the
reimburse
RR.;
of
town
a
"Liasmi
larly vital
to finance
Railway Co., at
exceeding 51-4%-.
OK's
authorized
ICC
Bank
Credit
The
stated that stockholders are to vote
Jan. 15, 1963 on authorizing the issuance of $50,000,000 of general
mortgage bonds to acquire stock of Central of Georgia Railway;
retire first mortgage 3%%: bonds of Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
marzipan, a popular European confection of
sue a i'
and ground almonds. Chocolate and other confections, sold
-.■under the Vorbeck lable, also hbld a good market share, Gerot said.
Tnfi German firm is Pillsbury's second acquisition in the Common
Market.
In
April,
l9ol,
the
Minneapolis
based
food
company
acquired a controlling interest in Etabliseements Gringoire, s". A.,
a
baked food and candy manufacturing firm with headquarters in
pane
not
Previously,
West
company
19S2,, the
sufficient
Georgia
interest
Hamburg on the
and cocoa pro-
cannery
markets.
amount
Co.-—ICC
Railway
3,
A. G.
which include
projects
participation.
ng
Dec.
loans, and in¬
the
with Thyssen's
company,
Southern
' ""
just
on
slabbing mill, a hot and cold
vanizing plant.
//;
A Swiss banking consortuim
/
pre¬
10,000
On
*
)
to retire bank
Germany's
has
investment
in
shares
common
its 6%
of
share
of
common
for
each
outstanding preferred
at its option, may withdraw the offer if less
preferred shares are tendered.
As of Nov. 28, dividend
ai\cara6e an, trie preierred equally $5.75 per share—V. 195, p. 912.
The
is repay¬
leading steel producer, August Thysseii-Huette
successfully placed a new bond issue totaling $11.6
Swiss capital market as part pf its
$200 million
expansilon program.
The 4V2 %
interest yielding bonds ; maturing
in 15 years were offered at par.
Proceeds of the new issue are
earmarked for financing current
West
A.G.
million
Angeles
to issue
Los
to Mutual
of*$150,000 each/start¬
'
|
Tfiyssen-Huette
(August)
Corp.—Hearing Set
scheduled
Sobieski,
8111,
Pri¬
Switzerland—
one-half
than
a
G.
Room
Sold
working capital.—V. 195, p. 1G68.
crease
N. Johnson, Secretary,
of $7-,700,000 if all
J.
•
Proceeds will be used
/■
Petroleum
for 93.270 outstanding shares
shares and accrued dividends.
share.
Co.,
ing in 1968.
con¬
was
.
and
The
stock
:■ '■.
purchase the remaining
investment
2181. W
exchange
FiUsbury Co.—Acquisition—
ess
Controller
Clark
an
p.
been
has
John
in
1
Electronics. Inc.—Note
Terminal-Hudson
Exchange Offer—
hearing
before
porations,
periods of 1932
first /3- periods
in 10 annual instalments
/.//.
\'
the offer to
entails
Southern California
On
the
able
the same price,
at
transaction
9
for
had sold a $1,509,000 6% 15-year, note
Insurance,Co. of New York,; The note
for
[the stcck is acquired.—V. 196,
first
the
Life
.•
extending
is
for
$40,460,178
to
p.
vately—On Dec. 4, 1962 it was reported that the com¬
pany
share
a
sales
compared
792.
as
196,
that it had acquired more than
Clark Controller Cov under its
of
,
that
stated
Frawley
$42,689,527
are
receiving tenders for two-thirds of the 460,915 shares
.
profitable, it was
receivables and
were
against doubtful
reserves
inventories.
down
as
■
announced
$16.75
of
outstanding.
third quarter
the
in
additional
take
to
write
to
offer.
tingent upon
A;
*
operations
Although
decided
"SCM
Increases Clark Controller
—
capital- stock
the
of
*
•
has
company
.
per share.
Earnings for the like period for 1961 were 55
share exclusive of non-recurring income of 20 cents per
representing a special dividend from our British affiliate.
per
share
visual identification
Smith Corp.
Sharply—
Frawley, Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
that earnings of Technicolor, and its wholly owned""'for
the first 9 periods ended Sept. 29,
1962 equaled
cents
16
cents
aggressive
an
J.
announced
subsidiaries
now becomes
the focal
We have new products,
the -former name did not
stated:
SCM,
of
unmistakable
of
66% %;
on Staten Island, N. Y.
This is the
of its kind in thev United States where
be
Corp.—Appointment—
Technicolor, Inc.—Net Down
corporate identity system.
Holdings—
outstanding
'V -'/■
.a-;
plant in Englewood, N. J., Panray-Parlam Corp.
subsidiary, Parlrm Corp., operating a branch
the Foreign Trade Zone
in
and
Cycle
2933.
p.
insurance
has
new
(A. O.)
•
issued
195,
companies.
Lehman Brothers, New
negotiated the financing.
1
V
%
Of the total, $4,000,000 represented a refunding of
existing obligations and the balance will be used for
capital improvements and general corporate purposes.
and is more represent¬
corporation with well integrated divisions
and products. The new name will symbolize a character and quality
which will work continuously in our favor."—V. 196, p. 1919.
Corp.,
Drug stock to the holders of the 221,000
share# of •'Fanray-Parlam Corp.
./'V'-"■■•■/■/
Brigham's had
,
.
life
agreement
Ncv.
35 years, and
April 2, 1962,
at the end of the fiscal year
York,
and new potential, 'which
project."
f
name, SCM Corp., will increase the attention presently
bring accorded the company, as a well diversified manufacturer of
office machines and telecommunications equipment. It will provide
of
upon
the
with
President
clear,
.
1982, the company announced that it had
placed privately, $8,000,000 of 5V4% notes due 1982
the
the
appeared on
first time as
formerly SCT.
symbol SCM
tape for the
people
"The
.
.
with the New York Life Insurance Co. and three other
adequately
ative
President,
Dec.
-
-
SuCrest Corp. of New York—Notes Sold Privately
two
The stock
began.
connecion
Mead,
new
Proposed
—
Stock
point of our new
for
A.
has
the 'opening,
the
Exchange ticker
after
trading
In
E.
ex¬
2030.
p.
■
—On Dec. 4,
Corp., and a new stock symbol, SCM, became
former Smith-Corona Marchant Inc. on Dec. 3.
the
for
York
day's
• a,,
stockholders
investment company,
purchased $1.5 million of
Controls Co., Minneapolis,
business
SCM
name,
Shortly
convertible
Chemical
&
make
to
a
facilities."—V.
Patrick
new
New
exchange ratio is one
preferred stock for
The
comon
Merger—
the
limit.
.5%
G,as
able
not
were
Gr.s
Allied
Drug
who
time
Illinois
of
from
1792.
p.
official
Henness,
of
'
,
.
-
tive—
exchange
convenience
v
Irving Trust Co. New York has been appointed sole transfer agent
the common stock of the corporation.—V.
196, p. 1350. .t-
,
subsidiaries: Secode Corp. in San
Francisco,
a
manufacturer
of
selective
signaling equipment for
mobile radio telephony and process controls; ADC, Inc., in St. Peter,
Minnesota,
a
producer of
audio transformers,
filters and, com¬
munications hardware.
The parent specializes in temperature con¬
trol
products and related systems
for defense applications.
The
company
employs 700 people and has over 2,500 shareholders.-—
Northern
preferred stock.
Vice-President of Northern Illinois Gas, said
offer, made Nov. 1, was therefore effective.
A
minimum of 80%
had been specified as a condition of the offer.
Mr. Henness al o said that the exchange offer, which would have
expired on Dec. 3, would be kept open until Dec. 24, 1962, for the
F.
(he
'
,
greater Boston area for nearly
wholly-owned Star subsidiary on
the
in
became
Stelber
firm.
Controls
Magnetic
convertible
5%
Gas
Cha: 103
that
and
Smith-Corona Marchant Inc.—Name Change Effec¬
had
stock
common
$0.32
groups
capital
venture
warrants
and
electronics
an
Offer Effective—
Gas
states
which
super¬
emphasized
that
greater
profitability
and
merchandising
strength
would
continue
to
result
from
"combining
Brigham's
manufacturing capacities with Star's high-volume retail distribution
structure as well as/the combination of numerous other services
.
Magnetic
small
Francisco-based
private
debentures
Gas Exchange
Allied
—-
•*
food
others
the
and,
He
186,130
Capital Co.—Investment—
San
two
and
V.
Co.
Illinois Gas
''.'L
•/;.
operating
stock
—$0.23
$0.31
///'-■;;///■/
2i8i..-
p.
Sierra
1871.
Northern
Centers"
"Home
preferred
per
196,
non-food
are
for
Company
;
196,
Rand
—V.
7,500
Co.,
&
-I
Folger,
<fe
_11,000
7,500
Sons
Pollock
E.
—v.
that during fiscal 1962 the company opened
supermarkets—one in South Portsmouth, N. H.;
Mass.; and a third (in East Providence, R. I.
Saugus,
Mr. Mugar stated that
73 units.
1
■
First | Southwest
Webster
&
Stone
share
after
requirements-^-
compared to
1962,
for
out¬
shares
1,145,382
1.7%
was
Commenting on the acquisition of Brigham's Inc., a chain of
quality ice cream,
candy
and
(Dorothy Muriel's)
bakery shops
136,986
' 'A-y
stock
preferred
29, 1962.
This repre¬
year's net income of
on
stated
large
in
markets.
$0.23
share before
requirements
dividend
New York Hanseatic Corp. 3,000
Butcher & Slierrerd—
2,200
____.11,000
Inc.
taxes—
—-—~—
per
dividend
Corp.-__s.«„i.20,100
Ripley & Co.,
Boston
Harriman
income
share
a
result, Star now operates a total of 34 stores in four
(Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine and Rhode Island) of
two
1962
$11,264,218 $13,295,176
191,786
314,362
__
—
Federal
taxes
Earnings
respective
following
First
before
severally agreed to purchase from the company the
number of shares of the new prferied stock:
have
below
sales
Net '"'after
prior
the
a
As
1961-—
30,—
Sept.
on
over
$1.08
to
1961.
Mugar
new
another
Corp.—Nine Months' Report-
period Ended Sept.
Net
E.
for
Mr.
three
1962,
Saxon Paper
100
______
.1.4%
.
the seven months en|ded
for
basis,
24.9%
of
equivalent
standing on Sept. 30, 1961.
Percentage of income to sales
which
150
150
Tyson
:
Joseph Walker & Sons...
\\i 'att.
Neal
&
Wag-
&
lnc.._^
Co.,
H.
100
■
Marache
Granbery,
200
100
200
& Leach—
unaudited
an
outstanding
shares
increase
an
,$1,236,624,
the company and i,ts subsidiaries had total revenues
of $19,604,053
and consolidated net income before appropriations
for general reserves of $3,617,474.
For the year ended Dec. 31, 1961,
revenues
aggregated $23,142,504, and net income before appropri¬
ations for general reserves was $5,130,436.—V. 196, p. 1878.
July 31,
150
Boyce
&
Agee
J. S. Strauss A Co.—
Townsend. Dabney &
Co.,
REVENUES—On
—150
Co
Bros.
Sterne,
1,000
.
&
&
500
1,000
M. Simon & Co._____
,
sents
in Colorado and
two in Kansas.
It also has four subsidiaries which are not savings
and
loan
associations.
One is engaged in the insurance business
in Colorado, another is engaged in the escrow business in California,
and another owns a business site in downtown Dallas, Texas, which
is leased as a parking lot and is being held for future development.
The fourth is a mortgage servicing company in California.
associations—live in California, seven in Texas, one
Amount
Lehman
all
1,178,676
on
of 1400 Fifth Ave., San Diego, Calif.,
the equity stock of fifteen savings and loan
company
substantially
owns
amounts
1962
Monday, December 10,
...
on
the de-
page
53
Volume
Number 6219
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
i
(2381)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
first
the
we
are
Central
during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ-.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Per
Name of Company
Abercrombie
Aberdeen
Air
&
-•
guaranteed
Western Ry.,
&
Corp
(s-a)_
—
Stock
1-
realized
tional
Cash
Crystal
4 V2 %
preferred
Co.,
Sugar
:
—
(quar.)
Extra
50c
$1.12 %
75c
1- 2
1- 2
12-12
12-14
12-14
11-30
$1-25
12-12
11-30
12-17
12-10
-
American
American
(quar.)
Products.
Forest
Locker
American
25c
Co.,
class
Machine
American
preferred
3.90%
11-30
Increased
quarterly
American
Photocopy
American
Vitrified
dividend
American
Co.
Insurance
12-
7
12-17
12-
7
1-15
1-15
'
10c
(quar.)..
4%
Corp.
Paper
&
Co.
Arrow-Hart
Financial
Atico
Atlantic
Electric
-
Atlas
General
Atlas
Steels,
from
net
cents
(B.
Badger
T.),
12-17
1-15
12-21
1- 2
12-13
Consumers
5 Vi %
12-31
2-1
1-3
2-1
12-28
12-
7
$1
preferred
Baltimore Brick,
Bangor
Bank
Inc.,
5%
12V2c
$1.25
12v2c
1-25
12-27
12-31
7%
pref.
$55c
$$1.75
2- 1
1-15
12V2c
I2V2C
62V2c
$1.56'A
$1.40
25c
1-25
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
(s-a)
iquar.)
common
(quar.)—-
.
_____
(quar.)
preferred
$5.60 preferred
(quar.)
(quars?)
Bastian-Blessirrg
(quar.)
Co.
15c
Works
Iron
Baxter
(quar.)____.
:
—
Laboratories, Inc.—
(increased
quar.)
preferred
Creek
Beech
Sandy Co.—_,
Hats,. Ltd.
Bowl-Mor
(quar.)
Co.; 30c preferred
Brewer
dividend
Stock
British
—
Columbia
British
Columbia
—
—
Products
Forest
Telephone,
____
6%
preferred (quar.)—
514%
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
of
(quar.)
——
Investing (quarterly payment
preferred
Broad
'
.
Street
27c
Food
Brooks-Scanlon
■
Class
Butter
Industries
(annual)
(reduced)
(quar.)
Butler's Shoe Corp., common (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar )
Mfg.,
4Vi%
common
preferred
Foods
Buttrey
Danly
Machine
Darling
(quar.)
,
David
.—
5%
preferred
4%
&
.__
Diversified
(Stock
5V4%
preferred (quar.)Packing Corp. (quar.)
& Hecla, Inc., $4.75 pfd.
Campbell Red Lake Mines (quar.)
Calumet
Dixie
Dome
Canada
Southern
pfd.
12-10
11-26
Dubois
12-10
11-26
Carbons
Equipment
Carolina
Carter
Cato
Metal
W.)
(J.
Stores
Indiana
Central
Illinois
Common
4.10%
DunlOp
7
E'ast
4.10%
A
12-21
12-17
12-15
12-15
Eastern
Gas
4V2%
Eaton
B
12- 7
4.75%
preferred
12-17
12- 4
12- 4
(quar.)
class
-
12-18
1-18
12-10
12-28
Electric
Bond
Electrical
$1
General
Telephone
Co.
12-14
12-11
12-24
12- 1
1-25
1-25
1-25
1-25
|.
12- 5
33c
.__
.
12-12
12-13
1-15
12-17
1-
2
12-17
1-
2
12-17
4-
1
3-18
7-
1
6-17
5.80%
9-30
9-16
General
1-
.
1-22
8
preferred (quar.)__
59%c
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
preferred (quar.62Vac
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
V"
$2,375
12-21
1-
12-12
$2.50
$1.40
preferred
$1.25
preferred
,_j
Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
General
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
35c
31 %c
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
36!4c
53c
Extra
12-31
12-14
1-
1
12-17
2%
12-31
12-20
1-
Gilbert
Goldblatt Bros.
Goodman
12-14
12-31
12-11
1-15
12-18
12-17
12-10
12-20
12-
1-
Family
Circle
Fawick
Corp.
1- 7
12-14
Extra
5
11-30
1-15
12-14
12-20
11-30
Griesedieck
1-30
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-28
1-15
12-28
12-28
1-30
12-31
15c
1-10
12-20
1-
12-17
2
12-14
$1.25
12-17
12-
$0,037
Federal Services
12-10
10-19
3
15c
1-
1
12-14
40c
12-31
12-11
$1.12y2
12-31
12-11
common...
Fund—
12-15
12- 7
1- 4
12-20
tJ
gains)
Co.
1
12-$4
12-14
12-20
12-17
6%
2-
1-17
1
12-22
12-14
2
12-14
55c
(N.
Y.)
1-15
12-20
,.10c
—
___;
Ltd.—
payment
the class A
less British
on
ordinary
____
Producers,
(quar.)
A
12-
12-20
12-28
15c
________
A
12-17
i-16
12-29
1-4
1- 2
1-
Co.,
(annual)
12-14
12-31
15c
.
—
12-31
45c
common
common
12-28
12-14
12-20
37'/2c
(quar.)
12-12
11-30
1-15
12-14
12-28
(N.
J.)
(extra)—
50c
1-
1-
2
2
12-15
12-12
12-18
12-18
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-
1
11-15
1
Harsco
2-
1-24
1
$5
12-
—
$3
12-18
Stock
12-14
12-
4
25c
12-14
12-
4
12-15
1-
4
1-
4
12-21
(quar.)
25c
3-
1
2-18
15c
1-15
12-31
$1.37V2
1-15
12-31
$1.25
1-15
12-31
15c
12-24
12-
17c
12-27
12- 6
92c
12-28,
12-14
5
income and 76c from capi-
Li
12'/2c
Helene
;_
Group,
Honolulu
Gas,
5%
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Draying
preferred
Electric
Hubbart
Felt
Gas, common (quar.)
($50 par) (quar.)
Class
A
Hubbell
—
dividend)
common
12-14
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
12-
12-17
7
1
11-27
1-15
12-28
12-
12-14
12-
7
12-12
12-
5
20c
62V'2c
3114c
$1.3114
5%
$50c
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-21
12-28
12-17
1
12-10
1-
A
12-10
1-
20c
20c
10c
1-
2
12-17
1-
2
12-17
1-
(quar.)
1
class
on
and
A
,
Sash
&
12-15
1-15
12-15
$40c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Door
12-17
1-15
1-15
12-15
12-28
12-18
1
1-12
class B)
80c class A
B
preferred
2
$20c
$10c
(Extra
Hughes-Owens, Ltd
6.40%
12-19
1-
12-21
B.
Class
11-23
3
$75c
(s-a)
(Harvey) class
(quar.)
Class
Huttig
(stock
Co., Ltd.,
3
1-
12-21
25c
——
Motors
12-
5c
10c
5% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
514%
preferred
(quar.)
Howell
1
12-14
40c
Ltd._
Co.,
Ltd.
2
12-27
10c
Inc.
1-
2-
1
1
12-14
10c
$1
$1.37V2
10c
&
Construction
2-
3-
12-27
32%c
20c
_______
Heppenstall
Natural
12-31
25c
______
Inc. (quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Heller (Walter E.) & Co., com.
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)l
Houston
1-15
70c
50c
(quar.)__,
Corp.
Finance
12-24
33c
Rubinstein,
Heritage
1-15
35c
Payne, Inc.
Co. (quar.)
Industrial Corp.
3
12-14
2%
Gas
3
12-
lQc
10c
—
1
Illinois
Brick
Imperial
4c
Finance Corp.—
investment income)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-21
10c
J.)^._;
—
(N_ J.)
2
15c
(N.
1-
J.)
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)—
Haytian American Sugar
12-10
30c
(N.
12-
12-14
—»
Hartford
11-15
50c
—
Bank
National
Honolulu
10c
_____—
net
12-19
12-17
10c
20c
Ext»ra
Home
I
25c
(s-a)
from
(16c fromH net
tal
12-31
30c
(quar.)
Fidelity Trend Fund (year-end)———
Fiduciary Mutual Investing—
*..'a
11-30
5c
(quar.)
5y2% preferred (quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—
(Year-end
12-21
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5%
12-14
11-30
$37V2c
and 15c from
Common
12-14
12-21
Fund—
Consolidated
Co.
9
$5c
Harper (H. M.) Co. (quar.)
Harrisburg Telephone ——!
Helmerich
24c
Insurance
1-
12-31
20c
Stores,
preferred
Heli-Coil
(s-a)
Federal
$3.25
Tax)
Western
Haddonfield
12-20
1-10
25c
(quar.)
Gas
:—1
12-15
20c
class
Preferred
40c
Associate, Inc.
11-26
the
12-21
(quar.)
—.———.——
12-17
and
4
5%
1
(quar.)—________—_____
interim
12-27
Great
12-15
1-
1-31
—
Insurance
Universal
10%
(A
12-21
12-31
(quar.)____:
(Increased-quar.)
$55c
Line
(quar.)_.
1- 2
American
Great
2
1-
12-31
6V4c
$1.25
$1.37'/a
(quar.);
Stores
Drug
Great
12-15
12-15
:___
20c
Company
12-17
Gray
12-12
1- 2
1- 2
Insurance—
;
12-11
Inc.
Mfg. Co.
"
(Phila.)—
Insurance
Extra
12-10
12-17
12y2c
____!
:
Mines, Ltd
12-10
12-28
quar.)
Shoes
Extra
(quar.)
& Lewis Machine Tool (quar.)_
Shoe Stores
(stock dividend)
12-10
10c
Co.
____
—
Mascot
$17'/2c
Co.
$1.12Vs
'i
1-1
40c
(resumed)
Annual
Giant
28c
——
Pipe
Genesco
12-17
2
32c
Banking
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
7y2c
—
Extra
Tire & Rubber, $5 preferred
Income
Association,
Share
___________
Time
5%%
12-15
12-28
25c
—1
Stock
Company
(quar.)__
General
12-14
2%
&
Elizabethport
preferred
""
3
1-1
General
General
$1.25
2-15
2-15
—
,
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
12 (4 c
2-15
2-15
25c
—____
Illinois—
of
12-17
(quar.)_!
Inc.
Products
12-18
12-14
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
$1.32
12y2c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Edgewater Steel
(quar.)
Edwards Engineering Corp.
1-15
.
12-13
15c
Match,
Exolon
$1.20
12-13
12-31
—
12-14
gains)____:__!
General
common
Howard
&
Eddy
12- 4
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-31
——"
12-28
B)
capital gains)
Eureka
1 /
12-31
15c
(9c from investment income
6
1-
(quar.)__
12-27
gains)
12- 3
12- 3
12-31
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
(quar.)—
preferred
33%c
Balanced
12- 3
25c
1-15
12-28
62V2c
3iy4c
32V2c
; "
preferred
2%
;
15c
(increased)-;
$1.25
15c
Howard
&
lc
(quar.)—I
preferred
and
(quar.)
1- 2
$1.02Vi
Co
___^
72c
Fuel
&
1- 2
-1-2
$1.02Vi
$1.18%
Common
Fund—
preferred
capital
Gas—
^4.80%
A
Ltd
20c
—
;
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30
5%
Natural
3c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refractories
12-20
(11c from investment income and 21c from
12-21
quar.)—_—1
•
12- 5
12-17
12-10r
12-20
21c
General
$42y2c
Rubber,
Tennessee
15c
Electric &
(increased
preferred
preferred
'
12-28
net
Giddings
Co. .(quar.)^__
Inc., 5% preferred
$$2
(quar.)
1
invest-
35c
dividend
25c
Co.
net
realized
;
12-15
30c
(increased
Co.
10c
Gas
from
from
12-14
$1.50
(quar.)
Canada
12-
$$9
(quar.)__—_—
Central
of
$$1.25
Co.^
(9c
12c
12-31
$75c
(quar.)
capital
Inc.
Ltd.
12-12
12- 7
1-18
Products
and
25c
(quar.)
from
12-28
2- 1
.
1-
11-30
15c
Investment
1- 2
12-29
$$1
$25c
Service
12-15
12-14
12-14
20c
dividend)—
(stock
investments)-
Germantown Fire
Dunham-Bush,
12-
Public
income
on
12-28
1- 1
12-31
12-31
12-15
12-31
$1.25
5%
;
,
:
Chemicals,
Essex
—.—.
Inc.
:
i,
;
12-12
Epco
Consolidated
Carnaco
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Co.
1- 2
12-28
Insurance
Photos
1-15
—37V2c
(quar.)
Industries, common
(quar.)
12-31
10c
dividend
Stock
12-14
preferred
—.—
1-15
35c
5c
pfd. B (quar.)
12-28
10c
common
15c
(quar.)
Chemical
1-28
preferred (quar.)____
(quar.)____"
4%
preferred (quar.)__
——_
Canadian Vickers, Ltd.
(quar.)____—______
5%
.
preferred
(quar.)
Dorsey Corp. (initial)
1-15
Oil Cos., 8%
Canadian
preferred
ment
time).
(Harrisburg)
class
on
Quarterly
Dominion Glass,
$5
Ry
General
Canadian
4V4%
12-11
12-14
25c
,L____
preferred
$4.50
Corp.,
common
preferred (quar.)
Dominion
$$1.50
Foundrys,
Inc.
Mines,
Dow
$10c
—
Iron
6%
Co.,
ec
.
Dodge & Cox Fund
(quar.)— $$1.06V4
Extra
Canada
General
20c
(quar.)
Trucking (quar.)___
Dinettes,
1-2
1- 1
2-15
12-26
1-28
General
:
(Quarterly
12-17
26Vic
18%c
$1.18%
—.____
(quar.)„
12-14
Inc.
Chicago
$1.35
' r
California
12-26
(quar.)
at this
preferred
dividend
Foods,
Stock
1-10
1- 2
5%
Dillingham
2-1
$$1
Telephone—
%
\
Inc. (quar.)
;
Freightlines (quar.)
General
12-14
(quar.)
Financial—
Electric
Denver,
12- 4
3- 1
1- 2
1- 2
12-14
12-12
Co.—
Valley
Deltown
12-17
V4LV':>;
1-15
1
Inc.
Diversey Corp.
$15c
$$1.25
$$1.12Vi
1-
Inc.-^-
Ltd., class A
Records,
4
12-15
ap-
per
5%
.
ap¬
quarterly
pay
1
Mar.
Controls
12-26
12Vic
Trust
convertible
Delta
12-17
12-17
12-17
1- 4
12-28
1- 2
1-2
37V2c
to
$1*75
Co
Frere.
6
45c
(quar.)—
Interstate
California
A.)
Deposit
Davidson-Boutell
Eaton
Power, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)_
Calgary
I
(L.
Dauphin
1-
$1.12Vi
15c
28V'8C
14c
of
intend
$1.75
___.
class A
12-31
12- 3
Co.—
$1*75
;
Specialties,
1-28
12-20
4%.
dividend)
City Steel (Omaha), 7%
12-28
_
•
com.-(increased)
(Common payment omitted
10c
____
.—
1-28
$2.10
12-
5c
General
15C
(quar.)
12-21
3%
—
12-14
17Vic
(quar.)
Transit System,
Duffy-Mott
.
Buckner
(stock
$175
preferred
C.
12-12
12- 7
12-31
12-31
12-19
$30c
General
>.i
Co.,
20c
20c
i5c
(quar.)___
1Qc
v Class A common (quar.)—
r>'—
4%
preferred (quar.)__v_j_——_:—_____
Brown
(W. A.) Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)—
12-27
time)
(quar.)
7%
D.
Distillers—
Brown-Forman
this
(annual)_1._^_i__J
dividend)
preferred
10c
Inc., .class A—
B
Gate
(s-a)
preferred
Distillata
2%
12-14
3iy4c
7%
12Vic
______—_
2
37Vic
7%
16)_
Jan.
Stores
1-
__
Sugar
12-20
12-28
12-12
1-18
12-31
10c
$1.62Vi
(quar.)__
_
(stock
5
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
12-14
12- 6
12-28
3-15
12-14
$1.37Vi
,
7%
7%
12-17
..
2
55c
Petroleum
Forster
1- 1
1- 2
12-21
41c
32c
1-
(quar.)
Cuban-American
10c
stockholders
Broman
Central
&
1-10
v
from
capital gains).
Broad Street Trust Co. (quar.)
—______■
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval
of
and
14c
Crown
Crum
Diebold,
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
Garrett
(quar.)
Craig Systems,
Inc.
Crompton Company
12-19
$$1.50
$$1.43%
$$1.12Va
Garlock,
7
conv, pfd. (iquar.)
Petroleum Corp., com. (stock div.)_
1-15
1-1
7
12-
6c
preferred
1-
(quar.)___
stock
split subject to
stockholders Jan. 17. If
of
record
gain
Delaware
2-1
of
12-14
Co.
12-22
25c
$12lie
share, and the
first payment will be Mar. 15 to holders
12-14
Chemical
12-14
12-14
2
$20c
12-
2
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-14
12-10
$55c
(quar.)
12-12
2
1- 2
1- 1
1- 2
1- 2
12-17
12Vic
——_
common
12-26
6
1-
2%
——
12-
1-
Reynolds Corp.
2
5%
Industries
1-15
(quar.)
at
2
1-
1-
Extra
Gabriel
1-15
(quar.)
omitted
1-
75c
•
Corp.____
dividends
12-12
87Vic
payment
12-15
12-17
1- 2
$1.05
;
dividend
Capital
\
4-17
1- 2
12-28
2-15
22%c
(quar.)
Bank
Companies, Ltd.
$1.37Vi
,
pfd.
12-17
4-30
12V2c
3vfr i
5%
(Canada)
proved directors
87Vic
25c
30c
—
—
Stock
Co.
12-14
4
(quar.)
7Vic
—r—
(quar.)_!___—
Airways
(C.) & Company, Ltd.—1
1-
(quar.)__
12Vic
—.—-r-—
12-14
1
1947)
10c
:
12-24
1-
1945)
50c
$10c
$25c
$5
—
1-10
(ser.
6%
(quar.)__—_
(extra)——
(extra)
Stores
Foods
Borman
gtd.
Fraser
(ser.
Decca
common
Franklin
12-14
pfd.
5%
12-14
12-14
12-14
$1.12 %
:__
;
12-14
12-28
pfd.
Inc.—
Crescent
12-18
12-31
12-31
1- 2
(quar.)
Crampton Mfg. Cq., 6%
approval
(quar.)—
Biltmpre
Braniff
to
12-28
12c
Country Set. (initial)
21).
4%
Co.,
Ltd.,
preferred
5%
Big
subject
1 quar.);
RR.
Stores,
Belgium
(quar.)
common
split
stockholders Feb.
of
4Vfe-%
'
__
Co.,
(Four-for-three
12-14
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
I
(quar.)
Foods
Beatrice
12-15
Products
12-14
1- 2
8c
$1.50 ~
40c
Common
Preferred
1- 2
75c
Extra
Bath
1
50c
(Common
National
Worth
$50c
l_
6Vi%
19V'2c
(quar.)_
(Texas) (quar.)
(quar.)____
Fownes Bros. & Company_______
16c
common
2
12-20
..'.'I
Wallace, class A (quar.)
Foundation
70c
(quar.)
common
1-
5
12-
2
of
___
5%
Stores, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)__
12-28
25c
:
Baking Co., com.
3 Vi %
1- 4
12- 7
12-17
12-31
12-31
1- 4
12-14
12-14
12-28
12-28
12-14
pfd (accum.)..
(increased quar.)
Canada, Ltd.,
Co.,
Corp.,
Glass Works,
3 Vi %
Coro,
12-21
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
$6.25
-
of
Wright
Basic,
partic
Scotia
Nova
Barber-Ellis
Barry
5%
Aroostook Corp.
&
of
Fort
12-15
1-
Cleveland)
preferred
in
Co.,
Three-for-two
Extra
1-15
11-23
(quar.)
Ltd.
(Peter)
Corning
1-3
12-31
5c
$3
25c
—
com.
1
5%
(extra)
income
1-
11V2C
period
December)
Building
Porter
&
55c
Industries
Corp.
and
Gardner-Denver
proposed
a
12-19
50c
(quar.)
Inc.—
_
preferred
Cooper
i2-14
2-1
2- 1
12-12
...
(quar.)—
Chemical,
on
for
proval
preferred A
Continental
12-17
1-4
12-31
Gas
Corroon
6c
(quar.)
Inc.
12-15
1-
Co.—
Trust
vote
l.-y.-;
Coronet
income)
Mills
Paper
Baldwin-Montrose
&
will
Paper,
Extra
Cow-les
Babbitt
12-31
(quar.)_
J.)
(Ohio)—
the two months
Fair
$4.20
Forbes
dividend.
Consolidated
>
(quarterly of 5.3c
profits
plus
7/10ths
investment
from
3-15
liy4c
investment
From
Stock Fund
security
12-17
3-30
31V4C
(quar.)
Bank
12-28
25c
Development,
1-2
2%
Corp. (stock dividend)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc. (stock dividend)
Food
Consolidated Investment Trust—
12-14
1- 2
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-31
1-15
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1-15
$25c
Extra
Axe-Koughton
&
12-14
N. J.)
Flexible Tubing
$4
12-29 '
1-30
,
10c.„_
$25c
(quar.)
1-23
$1.33%
Electric
Financial
7V2C
93%c
(resumed)
Industries
Ltd.
12-14
11-27
2-15
$4
Ohio
Electronics
$5.50
(quar.).
12-28
12-12
(quar.)
Southern
Connecticut
stock
65c
(quar.)
preferred
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Stockholders
$1.60
(quar.)
3.75%
preferred
&
Preferred
Co.—
-
Corp.
Refining,
1st
2nd
Community Research
3
Fischer &
30c
common
Consolidated
35c
Hegeman
4%
4%
Ry.
12-29
10c
Investment: Co.
Southern
«N.
2
1-
the
Currency)
Bank
3
12-13
Realty
November
50c
$1.25
of
12-
2
2-1
75c
Union
Square
(quar.)
also
(Somerset County,
National
Trenton
(Payment
87 Vic
Interstate Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
5.35% preferred (quar.)
1-
(Tentative payment conditioned upon the
acquisition by the trust of the 55 Public
stock¬
(quar.)
1-30
(quar.).
"•Year-end
Associates
of
12-14
•
'
10%
Consolidated
(quar.)
&
approval
12-10
Arizona
Armour
12-17
16)
12-26
__——2OV2C
Agrochemical (stock dividend)__:—
2%
Arkansas Power & Light, 4;32% pfd. (quar,)
$1.08
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18
5.48%
preferred
(quar.
$1.37
Uniform
12-10
12-11
5%
1- 2
First
,
20c
—_
...
Angelica
to
2 11-15-63
1
and
15,
•
•
75c
Quarterly
20c
&
the
First National Bank
1-
12-14
I
75c
of
Comptroller
5-15
8-15
12-28
12-30
•
50c
Jan.
2-15
12-31
1-25
1-20
Invest-
Maryland (quar.)__
(Toms River, N. J.)—
on
3
3%
Business
Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
(subject
to
approval
of
City
dividend
3
1.65%
11-30
$0,023
of
stockholders
First
div.)__
Colorado
12-20
12-14
1-
(stk
12-27
12-17
(quarterly
15c
National
6-
dividend)
v
(subject
Jan.
5
Telephone—
Co.—
preferred
Columbus
1-17
A
Inc.
income)
(Hawaii)
912-
12-27
1
Quarterly
First
Stock
$1.25
1
2-
10c
Bank
Bank
$1.25
40c
(quar.).
Ampal-American Israel Corp. (N. Y.)—
*4% preferred (annual)......—
Extra
div.
3 V2 %
12-31
12-31
1-15
1- 2
1-17
35c
8V3C
1
(quar.)—
Equipment
Products
__
WVtiing
12-19
12-19
IN. Y.)
12-14
Extra
12-17
12- 7
$1.25
97V2C
_
(quar.)
12-14
12-28
$1.13
Trust
Colorado
(quar.)—
preferred
American National Fire
Stock
12-14
12-31
Foundry—
&
12-28
30c
Clevite
10c
—
20c
Corp. (quar.)
;
Bottling (Los Angeles), (s-a)__
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
(quar.)
20c
A
B
Extra
National
1
2-
65c
Co.
National
First
Coca-Cola
5%
dividend)-—
(stock
First
3-
Fund,
Small
$1.25
Bell
(stock
Insurance
6
12-10
12-
12-14
7y2c
(quar.)
common
Corp
12-
12-19
2
(quar.)
12-20
$1.25
Series
Co.
Geneva
12-28
(quar.)
Mfg.
Connecticut
ments
$2
$2
Suburban
&
holders
10c
Laboratories
American
Class
Ltd.
Factors,
12-15
4
1-
56'Ac
Corp.,
investment
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
;______
(quar.)
Industrial
net
11 Vic
:
Utilities
Stock
from
First
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland
1-
General
Financial
3
net
RR
Quarterly
25c
<quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Dredging
12-14
12-
Share
(extra)
preferred
$2.25
First
gains and 4Vic from
preferred
Cincinnati
12- 3
12-28
54c
12-28
12-20
$20c
income
:
Clarostate
_
Financial
3
10c
of Company
Dimension
First
5%
12-17
1-9
12-
27Vic
._
quar.)
5%
Op¬
stock)—-—
or
Amercian
American
Common
5%
12-14
2
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Cincinnati,
5%
1-
12-14
Inc.—
capital
from
Citizens
profits.
security
Fund,
investment
Shares—
Business
net
(From
(initial
common
(7c
12-17
9
15c
When
Per
Name
Fifth
30c
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago Molded Products
Cincinnati Ehquirer (quar.)
12-14
12-28
12-17
1-14
12- 5
12-14
12-17
2- 1
12-15
1- 1
1- 9
1%
dividend
American
5 %
1-1
1-14
10c
Extra
New
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
(Freehold)—
Corp. (quar.)
Channing Corp.
(quar.)
Chateau Gai Wines, Ltd.—
Holders
12-31
12V2c
15c
$3
10c
(special)
Freight—
Allegheny
Amerace
$3
5c
10c
(s-a)—
A_L__.—
(initial)
Products
States
preferred
$6
class
Industries
Control
All
Pitch,
Petroleum,
Advance
Trust
&
Co.
West
Chemical
Payable of Re<c
Share
.
Share
Bank
Cerro
nounced
a
of Company
Jersey
Semi-annual
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
announcements
In
Name
Central
9
Co.
Capital
from
(quar.)
2-
Fund—
investment
long-term
25c
capital
income
plus
gains—
Imperial Chemical Industries
Indianapolis Stockyards Co., 6% pfd.
Industrial Acceptance Corp.
Ltd.—
514% preferred (quar.)__
414%
preferred
(quar.)_.
414 % preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
International Milling Co.—•
4% preferred (quar.)
6c
in
10c
12-28
11-30
$.097
12-10
10-
.__
(quay.)
75c
1-
5
12-21
1
$68%c
$$1.1214
$56!4c
12-27
12-
7
12-27
12-
12-27
12-
7
7
$!
1-15
,
..
12-31
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2382)
Per
Share
Name of Company
30c
433/4C
Co.
(quar.)
International Silver Co., 7'4 pfd.
Shoe
International
Inter-Provincial
(quar.)—
Discount Corp.
Commercial
Initial
+5c
Development
Israel
Name
Moore
12-14
12-31
Inc.
$1.53
.
Co
12-31
11-30
(annual)
_
Extra
1-20
12-28
12-11
12-15
12-15
12-
5
Mutual
12-
5
lc
12-15
12-
5
12-17
preferred (quar.)
30>/2c
(quar.)__—
$1.4334
Kalamazoo Paper
(year-end)
$1.40
Kekaha Sugar, Ltd.
(increased35c
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-20
12t18
12-
9334C
...
Storage,
20c
common
6%
preferred (quar.)________
5 'if
preferred (quar,).—_—
Jupiter Corp., $1.50 preferred iquar.)
_
—
from
,
S1.4G
preferred
53.4%
_
Extra
—
Kelly Girl
Service
Kelvinator
of
12-
1
Nashville &
12-
1
Nassau
Life
5
6%
Lamson Corp.,
(Common
12-11
12-18
12-11
12-14
and
16c
12-14
12-
4
National
12-28
1-15
12-18
5%
12-31
5%
1-15
12-31
12-17
12-10
80c
1-14
12-31
40c
12-27
12-17
JllVic
26V4C
Blower
Lau
1- 1
1- 2
12-17
Class
A
Class
B
(quar.)
$2.50
preferred
_—
(quar.)—
Valley
Lesser
(L.)
Lestoil
Products,
Enterprises,
class
pfd. (s-ai—
A (initial)
$1.50
class
(quar.)
A
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.l, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Liberty Loan Corp., common
(quar.)
53/4',7
preferred
(quar.)—
Lihue
Series
England
England
Orleans
12-31
12-21
New
York
&
12-31
12-31
12-10
A
1
Lincoln
Mining
—
Life
National
Lincoln
Wavne)
(Fort
Link-Belt
Watch
Louisiana Power & Light,
5.16%
5V2%
pref.
Gas,
A
12-15
'12-18
12-11
Oakite
12-18
12-11
Occidental
12-20
12-
Scotia
1
Co.
Light
7
1
Ohio
Water
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
Ohio
$1.04
2-
1
1-11
Lcwenstein
<M.)&
action
(No
Co.
Sons,
taken
1-15
3IV4C
(quar.);
1-15
50c
:_1
(quar.)
12-10
12-31
Ontario
12-
1
Stock
Mack
F.)
Co.
dividend
Trucks,
5 V* %
(quar.)
5c
Manhattan
Shirt
Co.
Maple
Mills,
Ltd.,
Leaf
5l/a%
Securities
12-31
1-
12-31
1-
2
Trust
12-19
1-
Mig.
Electric
preferred
Co.,
(M.)
Sons
&
12-14
Pacolet
1-
2
12-14
Panhandle
1-
2
12-14,
12-18
12-11
12-11
12-
6
11-26
12-
6
11-26
1-
2
Co.
(from
Massachusetts
Investment
(From
Massachusetts
From
Life
realized
Mastic
Mattel.
12-14
Inc.
12-15
11-30
47Vic
1-19
4.64%
$6
12-22
11-30.
11c
12-29
11-30
1-
preferred
5%
12-
3
7c
12-28
12-14
12-10
12-
(Stock dividend
Extra
7
50c
•
Merchants
!
(monthly)
Acceptance,
80c class A (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
M^reentbaler
Linotype
(quar.)
Metro, Inc., 7% preferred (quar.)
convertible
$1.50
1-
1
12-31
12-21
Plastic
&
Meyer (Fred),
Mid-Continent
Co.
Public
8Vic
12-
1
11-23
Punta
45c
1-
2
12-14
Purex
37Vic
1-
2
12-12
12-
Miller-Wohl,
4»/,%
preferred
Glass
Co.
1-10
12-24
14c
1-
3
12-14
1-
2
1-11
12-21
2%
1-22
12-28
2Vic
56V4c
1-1
12-
5
Quik-Chek
(quar.)
1-
2
1-
2
12-17
Resiflex
12-14
Extra
payment
60c
1-
Republic
Monarch
Life
Monmouth
Montreal
A
class
Assurance
Park
Jockey
Locomotive
(Winnipeg)
Club
Works
(N.
J.)
Riley Stoker
2
12-13
12-11
(quar.)
1-
i:
1
Texaco,
12-15
1-18
1
1-
4
7-
12-21
12-19
30c
12-19
12-28
12-11
12-28
12-13
40c
1-
2
12-21
45c
1-22
12-18
1-
12-27
$15c
2
Tip
Corp.,
12-13
1-
12-13
,
;
15c
1
1-
1-15
2
2%
General
Mfg.
(s-a).
com.
Stock
-
Co,
&
Tradesmen's
Cedar
Corp.
(P.
Rogers
Rolo
(John)
12-
Class
5
2-15
A
Stock
Transue
;i2-.l
i
i2-i4
u
1-
2
dividend
on
2
12-14
12-31
12-15
A
shares
12-14
12-31-
1-14
12-31
5
1-14
25c
1-
Y.
12-21
12-
4
12-
7
12-29
12-14
12-20
,12-12-
1-
2
12-17
1-
25c
2
12-14
12-21
$0,452
12-21
50c
1-
$50c
9-28
9-28
2
12-13
12-21
12-
6
1-15
1-
2
12-14
12-
4
2-15
2-
1
12-14
C.)—
.
(Vineland, N. J.)
%
11-23
&
___!'
System
2-
1
1-15
20c
1-31
12-31
10c
(quar.).,
i__
i__;
12-24
12-10
12-24
25c
1-
7y2c
dividend
3%
Williams Steel
12-10
12-20
5
1-28
•
1-28
1,
12-11
common
54c
Metal
^
'12-20
12-24
12-11
5c
Corp.;
(quar.)..
(year-end).
preferred
Mfg.
12-24
712-11
67y2c
1-
1
..12-10
12-11
20c
12-15
12-
5
50c
(quar.).
Extra
;
Union
Stock Yards
Twist
Drill
Artists
Fuel
Co.
12-15
12-
1
Co.
1
Corp.
Milk
A
$1
.1
U.
lie
.2-15
15c
12-24
1-
2-
1
12-10
4
12-19
12-31
12-17
12-1Q
1-
1
1-10
12-31
12-28
$10c
1-
12-15
11-30
2
12-10
1
12-20
S.
S.
Co.
(Portland, Ore.)
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
12-17
1
12-2Q
1
11-
1-10
12-20
12-21
12-10
8
65c
1-
2
12-14
$1
Quarterly
1-
2
12-14
2-15
1-25
i7y2c
Steel
Co., Ltd. American deposit re¬
(final payment of 6% less British
income tax of 383/4%)
ceipts
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
8%
preferred (quar.)
Universal
Pictures
Co.
...
(N.
Publishing
Y.),
6%
conv.
&
'
/
1
T-~4
1-
$2
25c
1
Universal
~2-~
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
12-20
1-
12-10
12-11
(Del.)
2
12-10
12-27
12-14
25c
12-14
1,
12-20
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.
United
2
$2.50
New
Trust
12-14
1-
$0,048
...
National Bank
U.
U.
12-20
12-28
10c
:
;
S.
12-14
12-20
12-17
$75c
Products
S.
1-30
12-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.).
Cold Storage (quar.)
1-30
12-13
40c
(quar.)
12-
12-28
30c
(qijiar.)
12-15
35c
(Omaha) Ltd. (quar.)
Investments
preference
United
8
1- 8
i2yac
Forgings
Union
6%
7
12-28
-
$0,306
(s-a)
(quar.)."
Refrigeration
12-28
..
12-17
-
25c
United Molasses, Ltd
7yac
9
of America—
4
25c
1-
5c
Trust
Bus
1-
2-
1-
B
1-15
1-14
10c
(quar.).;
United
Distributing
preferred
12-27
12-14
15c
12-31
12-14
2%
12-31
12-14
Corp.
(quar.)
12-20
10c
and
7
12-14
12,-14
50c
Extra
$2.70
12-15
12-31
,
12-31
5c
common
12-
1-15
1-15
12-14
1-
12-21
12-17
60c
12-20
12-10
12-14
Stores—
Stock
12-15
1-1
40c
SSL
Extra
12-22
•
12-10
$30c
Manufacturing
Rose's
1
1-18
:
20c
Lines
Transportation Co.
40c
Co.„__
1-15
75c
Transcontinental
1
Georgia Ry
(quar.).:
7
15c
com...
12-
1-31
11-29
(quar.)
Corp.
12-10
20c
Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
6% preferred (quar.)
$1 partic.- preferred
(quar.)
12-18
12-15
11-29
(N.
&
12-10
1-
(quar.)
3
2%
12-
25c
L.)
12-18
1-
50c
12-18
(quar.)
Mfg.. (initial)
(quar.)
12-21
3
6c
Trust
Company
3
10c
Works
12-14
4
1-
4%
Bank
Transcon
20c
Co.
2
1-
1-10
Insurance
12-12
10c
(quar.).
1-
1-16
(quar.)
class
12-31
i2yac
(quar.)
2-18
12-10
Semi-annually
Trane
United
...
1
15c
dividend
12-14
3-
10c
(Calif.)
1
3-
: 15c
(Subject to approval of stockholders Jan.
15 and by the New York State Bank¬
ing Department.)
'
"
~
"
United
3
12-17
2^7 y2c
:
5c
;_
12-
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
1-10
&
21c
1
12-14'
1
$2yzC
dividend
Bank
Transamerica
12-15
12c
•
12-17
1-
4
12-10
30C
Ltd.,
Tyler
i
12-31
1-
(quar.T
A
Co.
12-31
$1
,
12-17
15c
Corp
Tri-Continental
.
12- 4
12-31
6c
(quar.)__
Products,
12-28
11-21
class
Finance
12-
$1.06 '
...
12-10
1-j21
12-10
10c
America
12-31•
$62y2c
Corp
12-28
$$1.25
(extra)
1-
,
TH 00 u
Photo
i_.
(quar.)
Tool
1-15
of Oklahoma—
&
1-10
$25c
Alabama
Inc.
Top
12-12
.12-24
(Tenn.)
(quar.)„
1
common....
Packing Co.
(quar.)___
To'-yo Shibaura, American deposit receiptsUnrestricted American deposit
receipts...
Torrington
Co.
(quar.).—
12-12
3iy4c:
(quar.")__
pfd.
12-20
1-25
12 y2C
Tobin
12-7
25c
of
Power
1-18
10c
Ltd., 5%
Thor
1-31
i2y2c"
(quar.)..
1-15
20c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Tennessee,
7-
1
2-
121/2 c
..1.11111
preferred
12-15
12-20
10c
Trade
;
1
2
!
Supply
4-
11-24
1
2-15
.37 Vac
,
11-
20c
Extra
Towle
(quar.)
Company
Robertson
B
(s-a)__
12-
$0,432
...
12-12
12-31
7-31
25c
Accident Insurance
Western
1-
12-28
$$l
and
(s-a)
1-31
4-30
75c
...
12-12
12-31
12'/2C
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.
1-18
(quar.)...
$1,25
Construction
Richmond
10c
Ltd.
&
Supply
12-17
Ritter
class
on
Investments,
12-14
$1.50
Laboratory Inc. (s-a).
Corp.
(quar.).
1-2
22V2c
1
(nuar.l
12-26
5c
Resistoflex
Breweries Ltd.—
Monarch
Syracuse
1-18
;
(quar.)
Inc..
Redwing Carriers
Rexach
A
RR.
<___
Rhodes
(quar.)
Sweets
1-31
«
u.-t
.
(quar.)
Enterprises, Inc. (s-a)
Reading & Bates Oil Drilling, class A (quar.)
Rhodes, Inc.
class
12-21
12-14
3%
Ramco
12-14
B
1
1-
1-31
-
12-14
12-21
22c
Toronto
„
12-15
2
25c
Corp.,
Petroleum
Inc.
1-18
B)
(quar.)
1
1-
40c
U.
12-14
class
class
&
A
...
Electronics
12-27
and
A
1-
20c
(year-end)
common
Extra
12 y2c
.
12-20
35c
Investing
preferred
Swank,
Stock
Mining Co
Quincy
12-27
12-17
5%
3
5c
.J.
(quar.)
Corp
Greene
12-26
Shares
(lc from net
investment income & 20c from net realized
2
Pacific RR„
5
Quarterly Distribution
1-15
A
3
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Super Food Services—
$1.20 1st preferred (quar.)
1-31
Alegre Sugar Corp. (stock dividend)..
Corp. Ltd. (quar.)__
;
12-27
Class
11-
12-28
1-
10c
preferred
12-
-,
preferred
15c
Molson
60c
17yac
;
preferred
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.12Vac
Mississippi Valley Gas___—.—
30c
4. Vi %
convertible
preferred
(quar.)—___
56V4C
Missouri
12-21
12-20
i_
25c
Extra
Stubnitz
12-14
12-14
56y»c
(quar.)
12-14
62y2c
(Hartford)
Platinums
Extra
(quar.)
12f El
12-
6
1-28
25c
50c conv 1st preferred
series preferred
(quar.)
Street
12-17
capital
gains) _.u
Queen Anne Candy.j.^
7Vic
(quar.»__;
common
conv.
Mississippi
State
12-31
12-
25c
Poor's
Union
7
time.)
___
12-14
12-14
27'/2c
__
2
12-28
quar.)
class
Erie
Service Cot
4%
Rubber
4Vi%
50c
25c
(quar.)
(resumed)
(quar.)
Aviation
20c
_
Industries
4.24%
12-21
_____——
class
Quarterly
12-14
15c
Reclaiming-—
preferred
(quar.)
11-29
$45c
__
Co.
Provincial Transpbrt
12-14
12-22
(quar.)
dividend—;
Stock
Midwest
12-14
$0,864
,
A
Slarrett Corp.,
Thorp
....
Provident Life
1
25c
___
Stanley
4
Line—
...
1
17Vic
Utilitles________—
Guardian
Midland
this
Inc., class A (quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
South
Middle
at
Standard
7
12-
5c
..
:
Lambert,
Extra
1-
___
omitted
7
12-
12-14
$1.50
>.
*
Plough, Inc.
Potgietersrust
l-
___
(Common
common..
Cq.
Wire & Cable
lOc—
Meyer-Blanke
Co.—payment
12-
12-28
5c
(extra)
on
Insurance
&
preferred
12-14''
$$1.50
Trading,
;
10c
Corp.
&
Screw
Phoenix
5
12-
Extra
Dredging,
2%
(quar.)
Howell & Heather—
Progress Laundry
Progress Mfe. Co.,
12-12
1-
25c
(Hawaii)
Standard
Ordinary
12-17
12-21
50c
.12-.. 5
2nd
1-10
1
45c
gains)
12-15
&
1
1-
47c
and
'
10c
Moe & Jack
Cement. Co., common
Progress
1
12-17
capital
Industries
1-15
10-15
2-
12y2c
income
Mfg.
12-11
12-13
:
Brass
12-26
2
$$1.50
(quar.)
investment
net
Extra
12-19
1-
12-18
25c
(quar.)..
Oil
Chemical
$1.50
preferred
Petroleum
4
12-26
&
Standard
5c
(initial.)
Chemicals
12-
25c
35c
from
Supertest
(quar.)
1
12-14
preferred
Grease
Stamford
12-28
12-13
$1.37
(quar.)
5
12-14
2
17 %c
:
(quar.)
12-
12-21
12-17
1-
Power—
12-13
from
1
3%
12-
35C
3c
Pep Boys—Manny,
Pratt
23c
$50c
Mensh
Pipe
Pittsburgh & Lake
(quar.):—._
Ltd.
Co.,
Eastern
preferred
Pennsalt
12-28
1-152— 12-31
plartic
II-30
1-
i2y2c
(quar.)
12-15
1-
II-30
12-13
$70c
12-24
•
12-20
12-13
15c
■
(quar.)
Spector Freight System, class
Spotless Company (quar.)
Square D Company
(quar.)
4
2
Ltd.—
12-11
20%
!
Mfg.
Phillips
(quar.)___
Electric
12-17
$25c
Perjmans, Ltd., common
11-23
$1
(L.), Ltd., preferred (s-a)
McKay Machine (quar.)__
McLean Trucking Co.
(quar.)_—„„_______
Maui
2
12-17
1-
5c
Insurance
Canada
20c
1
(Increased
McBrine
1-
Zr —-r-*.
;
common
gains
12-17
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
40c
Co.,
B,
(quar.)
2
(Quebec)
16c
_
Class
10c
Conveyer
12-3
lr
1
6c
-
Sovereign Investors—
(2c
12-17
1-
$25c
(quar.)
Co., common
dividend
Carolina
5c
Chemical
12-14
Corp.
Mathews
&
2
10c
5V2%
5
12-14
1
37>/2c
(quar.)
40c
....
...
1-
income
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
...
40c
Trust—
capital
12-
12-10
1-
7
23c
(quar.)
(increase
;
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Fund—
investment
net
From
preferred
A,
income)
Southwest
30c
Class
Development—
Investors
12-14
$.031
Peterson,
gains)
1
_
i__
capital
1-
:
12-28
10c
Fund
Southern
91c
12-20
Massachusetts Investors Growth Fund—
Stock
South
12-21
1
3
Annual
12-21
1
$1.60
and
1-15
(quar.)
Business
Massachusetts
1
2-
12-
11-30
1-
3 7 y2 c
,
Canada
of
Industries,
Stock
2-
12-14
11-30
12-15
12-28
25c
(quar.)
Gas
convertible
2-
40c
$20c
12-14
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Drug Stores—
38c
(quar.)
1-
(year-end)
Casualty
Maryland
Common
12-21'
60c
Co.
12-21
1
2
i2yac
+
preferred
Paper
Sorg
12-14
7
12-14
1-
$.6475
Ltd.
25c
12c
Extra
Marshall-Wells
1-
r
(Pa.)
25c
(quar.)
4
.
(quar.)
pfd.
6%
12-
(quar.)
Common
Permanente
(irreg.)
Somerville
Sommers
12-19
2
121/2c
(quar.)
1
Co.
Hardware
r„
gains
Markets
Nutrient
1-2
$$1.25
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.,
Mines,
Simon
12-14
6%
dividend
Pacific
3*
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Corp.
Marquardt
Stock
12-14
75c
;
Sigma
12-14
Swingline,
8
12-18
$6
Food
C
2
25c
(quar.)
12-12
10c
12-14
1-
15c
common
Brewing
1
50c
12-14
12-26
Trading—
&
1
(quar,)...!.'.'!!..
...
Corp.,
&
1-
72c
(quar.)
Oil
1-
...
12-27
15c
shares
1-
(quar.)
Securities
Co.
Ltd
25c
.
Y.)
(N,
Ext^a
Maritime
Ozite
P
12-12
16c
Marion
Paper
2-
4%
$$1.37Va:
(quar.)—
12-19
12-15
$12'/2c
Corp.
Midland
Marsh
12-17
1-15
$1.75
_
Extra
5%
1
12-27
3%
-
Marine
Ozalid,
2'/ac
Midland
Extra
Oxford
(quar.)____
common
Rainier
Co.—
Over-The-Counter
12-31
12-17
(quar._____
preference B
Marine
dividend)
(stock
Sick's
dividend)
(initial-quar.)_
income)
1-28
655/ec
—
12-10
(quar.)....
capital
12-31
7'/2c
(quar.)
class A
1 quar. I
12-28
American
50c
12-19
12 y2c
&
i^c
4
2
50c
Transport
Shamrock
12-
1-
1-18
20c
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
12-19
2-29
35c
Extra
$1.25
Debenture
&
12-31
IIV4C
preferred
Vendiug,
Madding Drug Stores
Madway Main Lines Homes, Inc. (stock div.)
J) 4.'O.i -ster Gas.
7%
preferred (accum.)
Assn.
12-31
12-14-
1
15c
Gas
&
-
Service
common
45c
(quar.)
common
Shawmut
$2.80
(quar.)....
from
2%
—
Inc.,
Oil
1-15
12-31
1-18
3-
25c
Extra
$2.50
1
1
40c
_:
(quar.)
$1.15
Mfg.t"(stock
Overseas
1-15
Corp.
30c
(s-a)
1
2-
$1
Co.
12-14
$20c
Osborn
(88c
(E.
Leather
2
25c
2
2-
(Colo.)
Co.
(quar.)
1-
4%
ordinary
MacDonald
preferred
Shell
12-20
1-
13c
:
Amercia,
12-14
(initial)
Insurance
Loan
New
at
payment
common
12-26
of
2
60
(quar.).
RR.
Service
1-
12-31
Inc.—
on
11-30
1-15
30c
Corp.
Republic Insurance
Olokele Sugar
time.)
this
12-15
34c
12-20
13c
(quar.)
$1.50
$27 y2c
Old
Investment
.
11-30
12-15
7c
Machine Corp.—
Two-for-one stock split
$1.11
preferred
2
Forge &
$1.24
5%
1
12-14
2-
Line
10c
Casualty
(quar.)
Louisville
2-
50c
12-20
60c
Shaler
|
(quar.)
Co.
Brass
Ohio
1-11
22V2C
Seton
12-14
—
Norton
Ohio
1
B
$1.37 y2
Power
Petroleum
1-10.
(quar.)
quar.)
12-14
2
(s-a)_~,
&
dividend
Stock
preferred
(increased
2
(extra)
Products
2-
1
12-27
3-
A
from
preferred
Common
1-
;
2
1-10
1-
13c
(Pa.)
(extra).:
(quar.)
& Accident
(quar.)
Corp.
11-
3c
common
Bank
Life
Class
12-14
1-
(quar.)
A
...
S0ismograph
12-15
preferred
&
12-18
11-23
12-17
50c
Shamrock
(quar.)
Paper
1
1
4.16',
Gas
3
1-
12-31
183/4c
:
Class
.
:
(quar.)
Aviation
Illinois
Northwest
4.44%
Louisville
4
12-10
5%
5.50%
4.96%-
(quar.)
Electric—
12-
12-28
12-26
Trust—
1
Extra
30c
12-14
$1.29
pfd. (quar.)
12-20
2
1-10
15c
&
class
:
Air
2
(quar.)
12-17
15c
...
1
2
I-
.
2 y2 %
Second National Bank of Philadelphia (quar.)
1-
5%
Oglebay
(irreg.)
1-
2
1-
1-15
$1.31%
(increased-monthly)
National
26c
(quar.)
.
Bank
(Md.)
Co.
Seaboard
12-20
6V4C
1- 2
2-
2
1
I-
1-15
30c
Scranton
(III.)—
12-27
60c
1-
1-
31 y4 c
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Telephone,
Ltd.—
25c
Longines-Wittnauer
Corp.
Northern
Insurance—
National
Co.
Monthly
3iy»c
(quar.)
common
12-11
(quar.)
Y.)
Fetzer
&
Selas
(quar.)
12-11
(quar.)—
Co.
5
30c
(quar.)
12-14
Nova
12-
1-15
;10c
11-30
1-15
•>
(N.
Rubber
Security
—
11-30
12-14
$1.09
:
Extra
1
(s-a)
American
35c
.
(quar.)
Paper,
Scott
5
12-31
.'31c
12-14
12-15
30c
(quar.)..
com.
preferred
$2.50
Co.
Harlem RR.,
File
lc
(increased
Extra
of
payment
..
1
11-
12-
35c
.
1- 2
12-31
30c
$0.359375
Power,
Seaboard Associates
1
,
half
Special
North
12-31
;
2c
;
(quar.)—__
Nicholson
12-11
12-21
&
preferred
Schenuit
12-21
2
4
12-21
Quarterly
-
(Rutherford)—
Bank
Service
Electronics
25c
Ltd.
Plantation,
Public
Preferred
Newark
12-11
1-
12-20
5c
(quar.)
comi. (stock dividend)
preferred
(quar.)
Saxon
12-31
2%
—
(second
Auction
York
12-10
1-
1-15 1
50c
—
Gas &
Power,
New
12-11
(s-a)|—
Electric
(increased)..
6%
preferred, (quar.)
4.60%
preferred :(quar.)
New Jersey Natural Gas
(quar.)..
:—
New
New
1
75c
25c
12-31
'
12-
5cf
(quar.).
Electric
51/4%
12-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
35c
Industries,
8
1-15
Series
12-15
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
2-
93 3/4 c
—-
Y.)
N.
12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.).....
Co.
&
Lehigh
Stock
12-31
12-31
12-17
(s-ai
22Vic
preferred
$1.40
Leath
7
Growth
12-17
117Vic
$17'/2c
l62'/2c
$35c
2-28
Drilling
"•4.36%
8
12-28
(quar.)
Securities—
National
5c
'
2-
Fe
Scarsdale
preferred (quar.)
(Stock dividend on common stock).
Class
(quar.)_.—...
2-28
37 </2c
Corp.—
2nd preferred class A
2nd preferred class B
New
—
12-10
$1.04
Ltd.—
Corp.,
12-21
Propane
$1.50
Co..—-—
Financial
12-
time).
Extra
Laurentide
Savannah
10c
(quar.)
10c
.
this
at
1-10
10c
capital gains)____.
Service (increased quar.)
5c
<s-a)
1-24
lc
from
15c
12V2c
—
Santa
6%
plus
income
of Rec.
12-14
________________
.
1-23
2%
Holders
1-18
:
2-21
dividend i_
(extra)
Milling Co.—
(Payment of 40 centavos plus 40 centavos
extra per share equal to approximately
22 2/lOc per share )
Sanco I Finance
7 y2 c
■
Lock
.
1
■
3%
25c
dividend)
Co.
Paper
10%
(quar.
Investors
National
Linen
...
.
:
27c
31'Ac
omitted
12-17
$1
(stock
Carlos
San
10c
National
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
payment
1-15
(
Extra
40c
(Texas)
Insurance
12-14
Croix
St.
America—
...
National
35c'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lamar
2
State.)_
i,
Check
Quarterly
4V2C
4.32C
5'"
59 3/8 c
1-
-
Cove.
Community
National
lc
(quar.)
common
12-14
6c
common
dividend
Stock
Income
Ltd.
Co.,
uas
2
(quar.)
(Glen
Trust
7
:
(John),
Labatt
Lacieae
1-
11c
Decatur RR.
12-
class A (quar.)..
Keystone Custodian Funds (quar.)—,
King Kullen Grocery Co., class A
Knudsen Creamery Co. (extra)..
Kress (S. H. 1 & Co. (special)
20c
Share
of Company
Corp.
Monthly
1-15
(quar.)
Year-end
7
—
(stock
of
Co.
System Inc.,
12-28
participating
6%
12-
SCM
1
10c
...—
common
2
gains.
preferred
12-
$25c
_
Ltd
Canada
Manufacturing,
Kerr
10c
.
Y.
.
investment
net
capital
Nation-Wide
Steel,
Kaiser
$$1.75
1-
When
Payable
Per
Name
7
(quar.)
Investment
from
6%
1- 1
&
12-
<quar.)____
—
Mutual
37'/2c
(quar >
Terminal
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Co.
Extra
4-17
15c
12V2C
Co.,
Tea
3%%
Johnston
Diablo
Mount
3-18
4-1
5- 1
12-15
12-15
12-15
Jewel
Y.)
of N.
Industries
Clemens
$2
$2
(quar.)—
Jersey Mortgage, common
$4 preferred (s-a)___
2
dividend
perintendent of Banks
Mosler Safe (quar.)—
1-10
10c
15c
—
Electric
1-
(subject
to
approval of
stockholders Jan. 16 and also of the Su¬
11-29
11-30
1-12
12-31
<N.
Trust
Guaranty
Stock
income
153,4C
SI.50
of Rec
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
Holders
$25c
(quar.)
common
preference A (quar.)
l._
Drop Forging, common
(quar..
4y%%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
S3
Mfg.
Jenerson
Ltd.,
7%
Mount
Jacobsen
Share
of Company
Corp.,
Morgaxi
(quarterly of
plus
2c
from
realized
security profits)
Iowa
Beef Packers,
Inc., preferred..
Fund,
investment
from
1334C
12-14
12-12
1- 5
1- 1
When
Payable
Per
Holders
Moore
—
Selective
Investors
When
Payable of Rec.
„
.
Stock
dividend
on
comjnon_
Valley National Eank (Long Island, N. Y.)—
Stock/div. (subject to approval of stock¬
holders on Jan. 8, and final approval
by
the Comptroller of the
Currency)
Van
Waters
&
Rogers, Inc.
(quar.)
2%
1-25
20c
1-
4
1-
9
12-17
Volume
6219
Number
196
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle v.
.
.
.
Company
Viceroy Mfg.,
Victory
Markets,
Class
B
Viking
Von
Ltd.',
class
r r
- •
.
Share
•
t-12-14
12-21
J25c
B-
15c
-___
12-15
.121212-
1
16 V2%
1
12-15
2%
12-27
75c
12-31
61.12 y2
12-31
12-31
Hamm-Young Co. (stock dividend)
..
Company, S3 preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—1
•____
Press
Wallace
&
Stock
20c
Grove
Walter
Corp.
Wire
IV2C
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Extra
1-
Cement
$6.25
class
1-11
Common
6%
&
this
at
series
C
Welsbach
Corp.
3Va%
Texas
Western
7 '/<
Utilities,
10c
pfd.
4.40.%
12-31
(quar.)iquar.l__
Western
Natural
—-
Pennsylvania National Bank
Quarterly
;
May vote on a 2% stock dividend
capital
Williams
gains)
Ltd.
Felt
1-
American
11-17
12-15
(W.
$1.75
(s-a)__
and
17c
1-
1
American
21c
-•
12-
4
1-
2
1-10
12-20
1212-
7
1-
10c
Ltd.,
Conversion
Co.
(annual)
common
Corrugating
2
12-14
$0,042
Ltd.—._,
12-11
10-19
Class
1-
A
American
12-12
12-26
(s-a)
Co.,
25c
12-14
5c
Manufacturing
12-
12-14
25c
__
American
$4.64
1
12-
12-14
7
7
Home
prior preferred
Home
Name of
C.
B.
A.
Stock
A.
M.
&
share
&
Markets,
Acme
Steel
Inc.
Co.
Stock
dividend
Express
plus
B
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Finance
Aetna
&
Co.
Insurance
E'xtra
Co.
realized
Alabama
$5.50
$1.16
6y4c
6V4c
Inc.,
Inc.
Steel
6V2%
12-7
'
r
,
11-
12-14
1
1- 2
12-15
1-15
1-
$1.37 V&
1- 2
$2
12-21
$3
(quai.)
(Leon
12-14
1- 2
(increased
I
B.)
1-
1
12-
7
1
12-
1-
1
12-
7
11-30
$17y2c
12-21
12-10
$2 V2C
,
12-21
$32y2c
12-15
$6c
12-15
11-30
50c
47J/2c /
6%
12-21
12-29
Fund,
Inc
sh.
per
:
equal
before
12-31
lc
1
11-30
12- 4
12-12
12-21
11-30
30c
__•
(quqr.)_.
60c
Pictures-—
preferred
Chemical
;1a
12-14
11-30
"
.
to
-v--.!
As
.
Ccrp.
Allied
Graphic
Allied
Maintenance
Arts
:
American
6%
(quar.)-
Allied
Stores
Corp.,
common
Allied
Supermarkets
'quar.)i
Thermal
__
■
American
Portland
Aluminum
Co.
1-21
•'
(quar.)-
:
\
Agricultural
.
American. Bank
preferred
Note
Co:,
Co:
Anaconda
Wire
4
*:
Arkansas
l-.-l»;
12-14
" 12-14
(initial )—•
12-14
1- 2-
common^
(auar:)j._-_
5c
(<ma""17V2C
75c
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-
s
,
"
12-11
Arnold
12-15
11-30
Arimdel
1
12-10
4
(stock
$1.40
1- 2
1-2
12-11
Beckton,
12-11
1-2
11-30
12-14
12- 4
1- 2
'
12-21'
12-10
12-21
12-10
(quar.)__
10c
20c
12-31
12-28
40c
12-14
Co.,-(resumed);—_
12J27.
50c
12-21
20c
-
12-14
$<250
.
-
35c
•
7V2c
6c
Extra
Arvin
121-
12-14
12-14
(quar.)__
(quar.)—j.
$1.16V4
(qiiar.-12Vic
Gas
..
.
2%
1
15c
-
(quac.Uu^j-j.,—.--—J-
-350
12Vic
Corp.-(quar.)77—
Corpj-(qUar.)_/_—35c
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Inc".
(quar.)__7_.
Corp.
Ltd.,
$1
50c
15c
25c
B
Bibb
12-15
'
•
—
common—
——
(s-a)
—
_—
(quar.)
of Canada
(quar.)__
Co.,
common.-.
—-•*
(quar.)
i
.____
Corp.K
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-12
11-20
12-10
1-
2
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
12-
11-30
2-11
12-15
11-30
12-27
11-30
3-
1
2-
1-15
4-30
4-15
12-21
12-
3
12-17
12-
3
1-15
12-14
12-28
12-
12-31
12-
Black
dividend
&
Decker
Mfg.
-
Tobaccoi
,
.
preferred). ,(quar.).__—
—
Company --.(quar.).
—*
Co.,. S.ya.% pfd. (quar)„__7
Bohn Aluminum
Brass (quar.)
Extra
Cascade
Book-ofrthe
■
Cqrp.
(quar.
Inc.. (quar/)_^j___-_—
Month Club- (quar.)
_______
I
—
3
7
1-
2
12-
1-
1
12-21
12-26
12-11
12-28
12-17
12-11
12-
3
1-
12-13
1-
2
12-13
12-28
12-14
12-15
11-26
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
12-17
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2
11-15
'
75c
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$1-37%,
12-15
12-10
1-
2
30c
1
11-
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12-17:
12-
12-17
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3.1./4c
30c
12-
12;-14
,
12-3
—
*—:
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Extra
11-30V
..
6%
Bond
12-21
$1.06 A
Boeing
Boise
11-30
12-
40c
11c
(quar. >_____
-
11-30
12-17
1
class A (quar.)—
& Electric—
-
12-
12-14
12V2C
10c
Merchandising,
Bros.
12-
12-14
$1.75
—
Bohack: (If.. O.)
-
12-15
4 /a
6%>
—--
preferred
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)—
Blaw-Knox
Co.
(quar.)-'—.—
12-
10c
lc
—-—-—
Valley Gas
1212-
12-15
,o7/0C
Blackman
Bloch
12-31
12-15
—25c
—
25c
(quar.)———
7
12-
12-31
15c
—
8
1-31
5c-
•
1
________
Inc.
5
12-19
12-20
$2.25
15c
■
(quar,)____
common
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)—
Stock
1
11-20
1-
17'/ac
4%
15c
20c
20c
25c
20c
t55c
60c
30c
$1.25
:—__
Extra
4
12-14
11-30
12-17
-
____
—
(quar.)_.
Co.
B____
7
11-29
less British in¬
of 16%
4y4%
5.60%
12-24
12-
12-10
12-10
7y2C
25c
Billups Western Petroleum (quar.)—___
Bird & Son, Inc.
(quar.)_____
12* &-j
12- 7
12-10
12-14
2
$25c
$35c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ma tic
O
12-15
12-
1-
5°c
_—
1- 2
12*20
12-31*
-12-25
12-24 •
11-29
$40c
$25c
$35c
preferred (s-a)
—
preferred
(s-a)
___;—
Paper Co., class A (quar.)—.—_
11-30
12-13
12-10
ADRS—
Co.
Finance
Blackstone
lr
4
$40c
Corp
Bickford's,
11-16
11-16
1*18
12-
1
35c
tax).—__——
12-15
27c
2
12-14
30c
common..
dividend
Class
4
25c
22Vic
2
30c
(quar.)
Beryllium Corp... (stock dividend)
Best Plastics Corp.: (stock dividend)7___Bethlehem Steel'Corp.
5
1-18
11-
12-15
7
12-20
1-15
1-15
_____
(quar.)
Heminway
Class
11-27
12-14
(A.-JV)
Industries,
5%
7%
2%
—
2
:
1
Group,
Isle
Bernz
1- 4
12-
2
1-
35c
Dickinson & Co. (quar.)
Life Savers, Inc.
(quar.)
Extra
12-26
12-15
1-
1-15
,
$4.50
1
12-14
1- 4
3c
12 Vic
.
-----
1- 2
11-30
12-
1-15
of
Bergstrom
4
12-
12-20
12-17
$1.07
Corp,
(quar.)__
Beneficial
11-30
■
1-23
-
(quar.)_j__^^___^_j__
Constable
50c
.___
(quar.).
—
Telephone
Bendix
3
12-
,
12-22,.,
12Vic
—
12-
12-17
22c
$1.75
$1
11-20
1
1
1-
6%
;__
___.
Intercontinental Corp.
Bell
12- 7
12-14
$1
dividend-j._—
Bell
Bell
11-26
12-10
12-21
6-21
—
:
12-10
11-26
7- 3
12-14
1-
32y2c
(quar.)_.
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4%
12-28
12-21
1- 3
12-14
1J
:___—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
12-20
$2.25
$2.25
12-14
1-
$1
Properties.-—__—
A
come
11-19
$2.25
11-28
Ltd.
Inc.
(Interim payment
12-28
25c
12-28
$1.121/2j
(quar.)
(quar..)________—_______
preferred
Belding
12-10
12-10
3
12-31
4%
Beech-Nut
1- 1
12-14
12-
1-15
28c
___
Canada
preferred
Class
90c
3
12-14
Chemical—
(quar.)_:
11-26
___
Power; common
Armstrong-Rubber. Co.-
A
11-26
•
12-
75c
*
dividend)-
(quar.)__i.__—
of
Lumber
$1.40
.
12-21,
1-
Beaux-Arts
12-10
1-2
11-30
12-14
r:
—
Counselors,
Beaver
4%
—_—
____'
Western
Extra
12-20 ;
lwl-12-10/
*
12V2C
7y2c
(quar.)
Gas
_mia.
:
preferred
Beauty
12-14
Co/(stock dividend)'-!:—
'3%-.* -1- 5 '.11-19
Armstrong. Cork Co... coinmon. (extra)_-_^_—
,
-30c • -12-20 7 12- 6
$3.75 preferred" (quar.)r_^/__/-j^_j.-03%o12-15.-1, 11- 9
Armstrong Paint- & Varniste Wortes - (quar:)—— v l5c -12-137 r 12-> 1
12-15
--..
(quar.)
11-29
12- 7
2
12-14
25c
(quar.)__
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.-
6
1-
11-30
10c
$1.50
Inc.
common
Bausch & Lomb, Inc., common
6
12-26
12-11
12-17
11-30
12-10
(quar.)—;
preferred
Armstrong
1*1
$1.25
1.
Stock
11-1511-16
4.65%
12-
12-
12-10
2
12-10
Beecham
convertible
11-23
-10c
-
90c
2
1- 2
1-
12-15
1- 2
40c
43%c
Louisiana Gas, common; (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—__—
Arkansas,
1-
—
—
11-30
12-28
40c
20c
12-31
,
12-10
3%
40c
:
12-15
—_
11-30
11-30
& Electric—
of- Hawaii
12c
_____
12-21
12-14
25c
dividend)
dividend
Common
—
Western
10c
(quar.)—t$l
Barber Oil Corp. (stock dividend)
2%
Barden Corp.- (increased quar.)__
j15c
Basic Properties, class A (monthly).
7q
—
Anglc-Huronian,-. Ltd.
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate -Corp), class A (subject
to stockholders approval on Dec. 18)
Angostura-Wuppermann Corp. (quar.)
dividend
12- 3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
7
40c
:
&/Cable
Radio* Corp.'-
Stock
Bank
5
12-
—40c
i
--—,
11-28
.1- 2
12-
12-28
Amsted
Anaconda
7
12-26
12V2C
Ainphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.
Industries, Inc.* (quar.)
1
12-20
25c
Hydro-Electric, common
7%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4y4%
preferred (quar.)
Bank
Building
&
Equipment
America
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
(quar.)——i
Arkansas-Missouri
12-10
Chemical—' 25c-
Automation Vending
Metal
Ampco
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__
Bancohio
5
12-
30c
Amoskeag Co., common (year-end)
$4.50 preferred (s-a):
$4.50 preferred : (s-a)'__';—j.—
11-28
12-10 '
12-
Smelting
&
1
12-31
Bangor
11-16
12-15
$1.50
I.)
1
12-
1st
Class
____:
12-14
12-22
25c
30c
12-15
12-15
25c
(R.
12-
12-31
10c
(stock
Paint &
2%
Co.
1
12-31
(quar.)
Gas
31VaC
Extra
12-12
2
6y2%
12-24
quar.)___
(quar.)-.
12-14
10c.
-____
(quar.)
Aggregates, -5 %- preferred.-(quarv)
12-20
1-
35c
"
15c
12y2c
_•_—_j.
common
1
15c
- (quar.>.L_:
.=^_—^_____ v~' 93%c
Sugar Co.- (quar.)_^_-j-^_-_-_—
•
20c
Corp:-
Inc.
Arkansas
preferred
Amalgamated
Special >
Ametek,
11-30-
75c
11-30
3%
12-
:
(quar.)u.j_:
America,
Paper
Lead
12-15-.'
6
12-14
12-31
dividend
12-20
common.^.^....
Cement
of.
Writing
Zinc
American
8%c
10c
Baltimore
12-10
:
Anthony Pools, Inc.
Applied Research
___
11-30
Stock
Semi-annually
11-
^4-
12-14
12-31
,
Insurance
12-10
__
Mfg.,
Universal
American
12-10
9
4%
$1.50
20c
(quar.)___
12-20
:
^
___
Allis-Chalmers
preferred
12-
J31V4C
1
—
12-10
Co.—
12- 3
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Corp.
Tobacco
12-19
12-31
J34?/aC
preferred series B (quar.)_^_
preferred series C (quar.)
4%
(quar.)
4
:j:37y2c
(quar.)
Securities
Corp.
2
1-
75c
____^_.
1-
$43%c
4j/2%
12-
:
12-15
-
(initial)/_j___L.__
-
Quarterly
4
preferred
Baltimore
(Indianapolis)
American Thread Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
American Title Insurance
(Miami)
3
(quar.)
Co., Inc.
Wilcox
Extra
12-10
(quar.)
(increased
__■„»
,
Corp.—
incomej._.
&
Common
12V2c
Co..
13%c
45c
Inc.—
D.
12-10
12-31
Anchor Pos4;-ProduetSi 4 reduced
V
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. of America—
Corp.
Inc.
Foods,
V.
12-10
2
$1.75
Sugar Refining Co.; com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_j
;
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Andrea
/
&
Collieries
11-30
1-
80c
Co.
12-
(accum.)
Electronics
investment
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)___^
Sterilzer
11-30
(quar.)__
Corp.
preferred
$1.37%
.'•
Science
12-15
25c
(quar.)_j.__
12-17
II-30
Machine—
&
preferred
6%
11-30
Co.__—
12-28
.__
(quar.)_L
preferred
"
•
Israel"
•
(quai\).
Allied Egry Business Systems,
12-3
Tools
Special
(s-a)
11-28
12-19
Northland,
Piano Co.,
12-20
>7%
12-10
—
11-28
17c
American
7
12-27
common
12-31
12-10
12-28
11-28
12-20
split
(quar.)_
dividend
Stock
Stock
&. Rubber; class A
of .1.80- Israeli pounds
Allied Artists
American
12-10
12-31
1
1-
•.____
American'
12-14
12-14
1-10
$35c
(quar.)
Inc.
approximately
Aniarlite
1
1-
$1.12 Vfe
___
(quar.)
2
1-
25c
3%
quar.)
taxes
American
$1.25
12-14
1-
;
$1.23
$1.25
10c
11c
Tire
Extra
.11-30
1-2
$1.15
•
1
(quar.)
_____;
preference
5V2%
12-21
(initial)
Ltd.
11-30
Co.,
Stamping
Common
12-19
'
$1.05
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Snuff
1-15
15c
Baldwin
12-10
interest_________
preferred
30c
(quar.)
15c
Badger
30c
American South African Investment
12-14
4
12-20
k.
20c
American States Insurance
12-15
TOc
Okla.)
Alaim
11-30
12-14
Y.)
__.
6%
2%
Ordinary—.
__.
Payment,
6%
12-14
2
Corp.
Service, Ltd.
12- 7
12-20
American
Building Credits, Ltd.—
Industries,
$3.75
12-14
2
B.
Sanitary—
Seal-Kap Corp. of Del., common
5%
2nd, 3rd & 4th pfd. (quar.)
American Security & Trust Co.
(Wash, DC)
Quarterly
American Smelting & Refining—
7% preferred (quar.)_,
:
11-26
12-15
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Stock
Equipment Corp.—
three-for-one
11-26
12-10
11-23
From
*•*'
approve
12-10
12-21
Ayrshire
Trust Shares—
Safety
Stockholders
American
All Canadian Dividend Funds
(quar.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allegheny Power System
(increased quar.)
Allen Electric & Equipment (stock dividend)
Alpha
2
1-
Beneficial
American
-___
Extra
Allied
1-
$0.32
(quar.)
common
preferred
5»/a%
7
11-30
1-
v..
:
_____
RR.
Corp.
dividend.
Common-
Allied
12-
(Tulsa,
____.
American
15c
15c
Corp.
10c
Realty
12-15
25c
__^
(quar.)
Bacardi
$1.25
(N.
2
40c
30c
(quar.)_
Co.
12-15
1-
11-16
$1
Standard
2
12-
Axe
2-19
$1.25
&
12-10
1-
12-15
Baldwin
(quar.)
'•
11-20
2
12-18
5%
—
:
Re-Insurance
American
J.
(quar.)
Chemical
Alliance
2
20c
preferred- (quar.)
«_-_i
Steel Co., 5%
preferred
Algonquin
Allen
1-
30c
—
Co., 4.20% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)_—_.
Stock
Allen
12-14
dividend)—____________
Southern
Products,
4»/2%
11-15
(Watertown,- NY)
Corp.
(irregular)
Corp.
20c
1
50c
Lines—
12-10
1-
2Cc
25c
(quar:)
Radiator
American
12-12
40c
Wood
Algoma
11-30
1-10
22c
12V2c
11-28
12-18
___
(stock
:_
com.
1-
$6yjC
Avildsen
3
12-31
*12-14
,,.25c
(quar.)
President
preferred
American
3-
30c
Chemical,
preferred
5%
11-30
12-14
$0.7579
Power
4.60%
Aldens,
12-14
15c
.
preferred.__j.____—__
Alcolac
12-21
25c
i/—__
$1.06Vt
3%
&
2
12-14
93%c
(quar.)_
common
Plastics
Babcock
(Galveston)
11-21
$25c
(quar.)
;
Insurance
Electric
B/G
%
A
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)—
5y2% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)___
DC)
(quar.)
12-17
12-12
12-
2
2
$25c
class
7%
12-12
12-27
Ltd.,
.__7.
Sprinkler
11-23
12-27
1-
12-15
$30c
Tack
Avalon
12-14
12-27
(quar.)__
American
1
2
Extra
11-28
20c
Extra
(quarterly from net
profits payable in cash-/
securities
Great
4.92%Alco
11-30
Inc.
preferred
Alabama
Alan
12-10
Gas
Alabama
6%
11-30
1-
11-
12-13
Quarterly
6
12-10
11-2
12-12
$$1.25
preferred (accum.)
Fire
12-14
12-21
Co.,
Industries,
Automatic
5
12-
(quar.)
preferred
American
(Hartford).
stock)J__;
Ainsbrooke
7
12-
12-15
12-12
50c
$20c
Automatic
1
12-15
11-
60c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Press
Auto
3
(quar.)
Co.
$5
7
12-
12-10
12-
12-
$1.75
Co.
5
1-15
12-12
45c
A
Aurora
11-23
12-11
(quar.)
Ltd. —
(quar.)_
Chemical
Atlas
11-30
12-10
22V2c
(quar.)
$4
in
(quar.)
Agricultural Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Aileen, Inc.
12-
12-27
12-12
$1.31 J/4
Insurance
Co.
Potash
Common
'__
Fund.
12-27
7
1- 2
dividend
American
11-26
2
5%
—_
—
Affiliated
1-
2%
Surety Co.
(Hartford)
(increased)i
Aetna Life Insurance Co.
or
11-30
Stock
5
12-
common
(quar.)___
Life
Illinois—
Co. (Wash,
B
Atlas
plus
(quar.)
7
12-
25c
Co.,
Wholesalers,
5c
Optical
class A-(s-a);
;■
;__
Addressograph-Multigraph
(quar.)
Adirondack
Industries
(quar.).
National
News
12-
12-28
!'
(quar.).
Refineries
Atlas Corp., 5%
7
20c
American
from
payable
Corp.
American
12-20
12-
12-20
—
12-10
—
Publishing,
(quar.)
cents
90
gains
Motors
11-30
1
12-28
12c
(quar.)_
1
-
Atlas
2
6V4C
common
Products
2
1-
1-
RR.
preferred A
Class
capital gains
Foundry
12-
12-17
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Atlantic
I
Quarterly
11-19
1-21
20c
(quar.)
Meter
1-
undistributed
from
cents
income
Metal
1-
—
9
Climax Inc.
55c
10c
long-term
capital
cash or stock) "J.*
Class
American
25c
i
net
Addison-Wesley
American
4-26
50c
____—
(26
ordinary,
10-26
12-14
&
preferred
5-30
7c
;
4V4%
income
12-30
7
37c
quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Common
5%
Y.)—
;
$50c
t28Vec
(quar.)____
11-30
11-
40c
(quar.)__
Metal
12-16
—
(quar.)
Sugar
12-10
12-10
65c
of
Co.
American Mercury Insurance
11-30
each
______—
Co.
Refining
5c
preferred
Year-end
______
Atlantic
Atlantic
cents from
(12
12-10
10c
11-30
20c
Maize-Products,
American
Line
Class
(quar.)__
Machine
American
(resumed)
Process
preferred
American
(quar.)
dividend——
Stock
Acushnet
-
(quar.)
common
Acme
for
(quar.)
com,
4
a
(increased quar.)—____
Paper,
preferred
Acme Electric,
of
1-
special
a
share
a
:—.'
—U
Power
%
of
(3/100
and
Power
3/100
Abbott Laboratories
net
5y4%
American
Coast
Co.
'Extra
Atlantic
11-26
stock)
or
Investment
12-15
62y2c
4%
(stock dividend)-
dividend)
(stock
payment of
share
held)
1-18
4%
Gatineau
of
Abitibi
payable in cash
American
Line
12-14
1
12-10
(monthly)
(quar.)____
12-31
$2
Coast
pay¬
(quar.)
net
Semi-annual
Instruments, Inc.
Fund
Abacus
Adams
of Rec.
dividend
Stock
4 Vz
Payable
2%
(quar.)
1-
$1.16
Corp.
Corp.
ordinary
from net long-term
cents
7%
(N.
12-28
•
Atlas
Co.
12-
1
%20c
Corp., Ltd.—
quarterly
City Electric Co. (increased
11-26
dividend.
American
Holders
.——
Industries
F.
C.
When
Share
Company
12-14
5%
Insulator
Vending Corp.—
dividend
11-30
12-10
(quar.)
Products
American
the
Per
Stock
12-14
West
&
Atlantic
7
17V2C
(increased-quar.)
American International Corp.
give
12-
12-. 7
8c
Assurance
I-25-
1-11
2-
25c
Atlantic
12-14
Publishing—
Hospital Supply
11-30
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.
A.
dividend
1
25c
Increased
11-28
(increased)
Corp.
American
53
we
■
2
5%
Derrick
&
undistributed
Below
1-
12-31
12-15
(quar.)
Hoist
Avnerican
(quar.).
12-31
15c
(quar.)_-_-'
3-
25c
RR.
15c
Hardware
11-30
Point
12-14
12-14
17V2c
stock
B
12-17
30c
Atlantic Acceptance
12-31
12-31
$1.20
stock)
American Heritage
12-12
10c
A
$26.60
accum.).
Ry.—
.____
(quar.)^
(Houston)—
^
class
class
11-30
(s-a)
Atlahtic
Extra
12-18
12-31
$$1.50
(quar.)
W.)
12-26
$20c
—
and
in
American
12-31
1-11
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
A
able
12-17
(quar.)
preferred
16c
class A
Corp.,
$28.50
1
1943). These payments
Corp.
3
2
4 %
div.)
B
Class
12-14
2c
(stock
Greetings
11-30
Atlanta
60c
Power
Insurance
12-17
Athey Products
15c
"
Class
12-20
10c
A
Industries
(increased
12-28
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Alexander,
preference
Extra
General
12-
$1.50
Extra
(Orlando, Fla.)—
Casualty
11-27
11-27
12-10
11-13
$1.50
Foreign
12-15
11-13
5%
(quar.)
common
12-10
12-11
12-10
35c
dividend)
12-10
11-27
lOcl
to one-half of the total
Common
25c
&
American
12-10
from
4c
class
W.),
(F.
(stock
1
1
20c
12-10
5C
(increased)
$1.25
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
11-30
15c
(quar.)
&
12-14
11-
12-15
(irregular)
Nov. 4,
on
amount
4
11-30
20c
Quarterly
Extra
Woolworth
Co.,
Fire
1,
11-30
5
Corp
27c
—
Preferred
30c
95c
issued
12-3
1-15
12*14.
12-10
30c
(quar.)_____
54c
Year-end
12-14
1
the
at
pfd.
5%
—
Co.
Chemical
York
Co.
Factors,
American
of
Holding Corp.
Williams-McW'illiams
6%
Express
(Pgh.)
2
3
7
12-
conv.
5%
Quarterly
payment
(Norman)
Wood
American
American
Fund—
(Quarterly
Wood
12-18/
12-12
in
January
Westgate-California Corp.,
Witco
12-31
12-26
37V2C
(quar.)
Western
1-
12-
30c
30c
Gas—
preferred
common
12-21
30c
(quar.)
(increased)
(initial quar.)_
common
12-12
7
12-
J15c
(quar.)_
com.
Transport Inc., 6% conv. pfd.
pfd. (accurn. payment on shares
issued from Apr. 22, 1942 through Nov.
3, ,1943)
6% conv. pfd. (accum. payment on shares
12-12
1-18
preferred
6%
Power—
32c
(quar.)
4
•
Electric
40c
Cos.
12-
1-18
45c
class A
Co.,
Associated
12-14
87V2c
Telegraph
American
Massachusetts
1-8
30c
Electric Securities, common
participating pref. (s-a)
Participating
12-18
Assembly Products
Associated Spring
25c
American
12-18
12-31
preferred
Wiatt
Old
New
12-18
12-31
preferred
Whitney
4
15c
4
Whitehall
12-
12-15
1
70c
(quar.)
common
5%
meeting
1-
District
American
4
25c
Western
5%
12-14
$1.10
(quar.)
12-
1-8
5
Extra
11-30
-
(quar.)
Maryland Ry.,
preierreci
%
12.-15
12-11
12-
(quar.)
common
Refining
12-
2-1
preferred (quar.)__
Distilling
(quar.)
American
American
1
Extra
West
Cyanamid,
&
2
12-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
12-
12-28
J4y2c
Oil
2
62V2c
(quar.)
Co.
12-28
lOc
_______
B
1-
2%
Industries
Hardware
Class
Ashland
1-
$1.56V4
(quar.).:
(quar.)
Seed
Asgrow
12-15
3:30c
Extra
$5
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
J40c
Asbestos
7
When
Share
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)--.—
2-1
10c
(quar.)
Cable
Consumers
11-26
12-14
&
43%c
Per
•
of Company
Corp.-
Ashdown
dividend
-12-31
15c
preferred
Chain
Stock
2-15
5%
11-23
37J/2C
American
12-10
r_
11-23
(quar.)..
American Commercial Barge Line Co.
75c
(quar.):
12-15
12-27
.-
11-28
26V4C
(quar.)
Weingotten Markets Realty (stock div.)
12-10
(quar.)
common
11-28
:
time.
(quar.)
Company
A
preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)
American
American
omitted
preferred
7%
Co.,
12-14
1
3
11-30
12-31
Theatres,
12-17
•
12-10
50c
Can
preferred
King Corp—
Weeden
Zero
1-
25c
—
2
11-30
12-15
25c
$1.25
Name
Arwood
2%
American
•
'
'
•
12-15
,11
'
of Rec.
50c
(year-end)
Broadcasting-Paramount
12-17
8
Holders
$1.62V2
20c
•.
Corp.
(quar.)
12-19
2
1-
:—
products
(Jim)
Washburn
1-
2-
(quar.)
dividend
Walnut
Waste
1
(quar.)
Tiernan, Inc.
(quar.)
dividend
American
Wallace
»-■«
—
(quar.)__
Arma
Bosch
Inc.
Stock
When
Share'. Payable
preferred
1st
preferred
American
12-14
17'/2C
2nd
12-14
$4.50
•
American
12-10
Vulcan
of Company
American Biltrite'Rubber^-
,
1
12-15
40c
(quar.)
A
____
Pump
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
15c
class
(quar.)
'
■,
Holders
When
Per
Name of
(2383)
4
1-
7
12-14
12-
6
2x
T1-
2.,
12-17;
2
12-17
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2384)
Company
87V2c
1- 2
(quar.)___—
1- 1
1- 1
12- 7
12- 7
Mersey raper Co.—
preierred (quar.)
J68%c
Central
12- 5
J68%c
t62V2c
Borg-Warner
ater
Nortn
ol
preferred
preierred
(quar.)
pfd.
Corp.,
uorp.
5vji';>>
5%
Per
America,
lad.—
5V2%
(extra)
$1.20
Inc.,
Bowser,
$1.20
(E.
Brach
Sons
&
J.)
(accum.)
(accum.)
•■-
(increased
Publications
Breskin
quar.)
(increased)-
end
Year
Bridgeport Gas
0.28%
Bnggs
Co.,
&
Corp.,
new
(initial)
com.
—
Bright
(T.
5%
G.t
&
Co.,
preferred
12- 1
3- 1
11-23
12-11
12-31
12-11
Bank
Note
11-30
1- 2
25c
12-20
93%e % 1-15
150c
12-15-
(quar..)—
(quar.)
i50c
Extra
Oil
American
Power
British!. Columbia
British
Coiumoia
6Vj.%"
Broad
l:25c
(resumed)—
1:25c
i quar. i
Corp.
12-15
held
The dividend which is
will
be
paid
holder
tion
Bruclc
Brunswick
Wire
Telephone Co.,
Line
Bucyius-Erie
(resumed
Co.
Extra
Watch
Burlington
Co)
&
(William J.)
Extra
J.)
(s-a)
Corp.
Burrus
(J.
and
class
$1.25
33%c
31c
12-31
11-26
Consolidated
Foods
(increased)
11-26
11-26
Consolidated Rendering
and
A
class
&
P.)
Champion
12-
Sons,
Inc
12-14
5c
.—
12-28
12-15
1-21
12-18
.11-23
12-J28
12-14
25c
1-
4
3-29
preferred
Bymart-Tintair
(quar.)___
Inc.,
$1.12 Va
pfd.
5%
12Vic
(accum.)
Chemetron
Chemical
12-15
12-
I.
Financial Corp.
T.
Cadre
Industries
(increased)
40c
1
(increasedu
Corp.
5c
____
California-Cold Storage & Distributing Co.
Extra:_*i
California
Electric
Power,
preferred
6%
(quar.)
Financial
California
California-
(quar.)
(stock
Liquid
dividend)
(increased
Gas
California-Pacific
Utilities,
Heola-
Irust Co.
(iNew
Stock- dividend!..^
Corp/,
1
12-
1
27c
12-15
12-
1
27y2c
12-15
12-
1
ioc
12-26
12-10
Jersey)
35c
iquar.)___
1.45%
-
•
ioc
.•_
__
5%
}lOc
25c
2'
12-
4%%
12-15'
12-15
1
33-
8
J:50c
1-
2
12-14
1-
1
12-1
1-
2
12-
(Increased
fine
A
(quar.)__
11-30
1
11-30
fl8%c
1-
2
12-
.•
—
Canadian General Electric Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
t35c
12-3T
12-31
;
12/-31
11-30
12-31
11-30
$50c
12-28
11-30
J5c
J25c
$25c
;___
Canal-RandolphMills,
Class B
Power,
(quar.)
Ltd:—
____
17V2c
quar.)___
80c
_
(increased
common
i:25c
(increased quar.)—
Gown
class
Co.,
1-
2
1-
2
80c
A
8c
12-17'
New
common
Carborundum
Carev
12-28
Clifton
Cluett
2
12-14
1-
2
11-12
1-
2
11-12
12-20
11-30
Stock
dividend.—
Steel
Carriers
(L.
&
Co.
&
Mills
40c
from
4V2%
7%.
Central
A
Cold
Storage
Foundry
Co.
Stock dividend
4.35%
4
75%
4.96%
Central
4V2%
4.64 %
1-14
12-14
Colonial
12-
;
2-15
11-30
20c
12-15
11-30
12-10
11-30
12-31
12-21
Stock
&
12-
7
12-
7
Stock
12-
7
Columbia
12-
Colorado
12-20
12-
7
each
27
12-
Illinois
Light,, common
preferred {quar.)_i.
preferred
(quar.)
&
4
12-
7
Corp.
Insurance
Stocks
Title
,
Stdck
dividend
12-10
12-10
2
12-10
$1.24
1-
2
12-10
12-21
11-30
Commercial
Shearing
Commercial
Solvents
2
12-
7
2
12-
7
'
"1-
Stock
4V2%
Stock
12-15
5
12-15
5
12-15
12-15
11-30
12 y2 c
12-31
12-14
10c
12-31
12-14
25c
(quar.)_
12-10
—
(quar.)
12-20
1-
2
1-
4
12-14
6c
12-20
11-30
75c
12-14
11-30
410c
Bottling
Co.
Life
L.)
(R.
(quar.)
of New England
(quar.)
.
Y.)
N.
.
(quar.)
12-15
11-
6
12-21
12-
7
12-31
12-
7
12-31
12-
7
12-21
12-10
B
93 %c
—
12»/2c
____________
1-
7V2C
'
'
-1-
2
•
(quar.);
7Vac
National
11-30
12-10
11-30
12-10
11-30
(San Fran.)^—
Bank
""35 c
_I
_______
1-15"
convertible
Life
(resumed)
5c
..11-
Steel
Class
:"•>
12-17
4V2%
Curtis
Class
■
DWG
■
—
3.%%
(Theo.
(Wash.,
D.
C.)—
12-
12-30
5%
able
3
1
10c
T
J
1-
5%
30c
25c
21/2%
(quar.)—
_!
"40c-L
& Stamping (quar.)__Corp. (quar.)
$1.12V2
.
3
12-17
11-30
5c
12-31
12-12
12-
11-30
12-10
12-
1
4.
:
12-
5
12-20
12-
5
12-14
11-30
20c
(quar.)_^
12-20
2%
—
12-31
12-14
25c
50c
93%c
.
t30c
-
(quar.)
Ltd——
Co.,
.
4
12-
4
12-14
12-
4
12-14
12-
4
12-21
11-30
$1.25
pfd.
(quar,)_
-
1-
1
11-27
$1
1-
2
12-14
20c
8;%
—1_
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-
3
2
12-
3
55c
from
investment
net
in-
,
-
from
Hudson
&
32V2C
..
RR.
Rio
Chemical
Detroit
&
&
(2-for-l
12-10
11-30
—„
Trust
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Tunnel
Corp. (quar.)__—.
(increased-quar.)
split)
Co.
stock
Detroit
20c
20c
12-14
12-28
11-30"
-12- 5
1%
12-28
12- 5
*
Devoe
Di
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
_
25c
15c
_55c
7
12-31
12-31
1-
2
12-10
12-10
12-14
12-17
12-
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-
3
7
1-30
1-19
1-15
12-21
1-14
25c
60c
—_—
&
Mfg.
12-21
12-10
10c
Steel
&
Corp.
Raynolds
(reduced)
(quar.)
I
Giorgio. Fruit Corp., $3 preferred
Dialight Corp. (quar.)
'.
(s-a)
12-26
12-26
12-10
15c
35c
(quar.),
Extra
12-31/"- 11-30
12-10
5c
Gasket
Detroit
Western
Industries
Canada
12-31
$1
Grande
&
12-
$1
92V2C
$1.07
$1.14
$1.05
$1.25
(s-a)
Denver
11-27
12-28
.
(quar.)__
preferred
12-15
35c
(increased)—____
Co,
Light—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred; (quar.)—:__
preferred
(quar.)
Detroit Bank
12-10
12-31
12-14
.-.1-
25c
•-
stock)
or
&
Power
Detrex
-
8
8
2
1-15
!
(increased)—
5V2C
Detroit Edison
1-
1-
12-15
J30c
(quar.)
&
(7c
cash
in
Delaware
3
1-
12-3 2
12-31
12-15
20c
,
Co.
plus
4.20%
1-17
i
1
4c
;
Fund
,4.28%
12- 3
1-31
12-
5c
,___
preferred (quar.)
4__
3.70%
preferred- (quar.)_
12-17
2
'
"
3
12-
50c
4%
12-17
1-2
•
12-
12-28
10c
Inc.
Delaware
11-23
12-27
5c
12-15
realized - security
.profits and a special year-end distribution
of 20c. from realized security profits pay¬
5%
"
i
12-28
30c
A
H.)
Company
4.56%
12-27
1-
12-15
_____
preferred (quar;)_
& Michigan RR.,
come
„
10c
12-15
25c
;
Delaware
.
12-17
1
1-
12-15
.*'"'••'*
1-
Dayton Malleable Iron
12- 7
1
12-12
20c
:—
(quar.)
Extra
Mines.
7
12-27
$1.12 '/2
—__
(quar.)
preferred
Davies
&
12-31
j_.
1
(quar.)
1__
Corp., common
.
7
12-
20c
■
—
—________
common
5% 'preferred
12-
12-27
,
15c
_—
Mills,
12-10
12-17
25%
(quar.)
dividend
River
Dana
Day
12-lp
12-20
15c
Manufacturing
Daisy
Dan
12-17
11-21
12-20
(quar.)__.
:___
class A (increased)
Inc.
Cigar Corp.
Stock
12-31
(quar.)
(s-a)
Cyprus Mines
Milk
68%c,
'
'
3% '
(feduced-quar.)
common
(increased)
B
7
50c
Cutter Laboratories,
Cypress Abbey
12-17
12-10
(ciuar.)*_
Cutler-Hammer,
12-10
4%c
(quar.)—
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
\
12-
2
45c
•'>•
(quar.).
& Son
2
1-
$1.31 y4
—
preferred
(S.)
12-20
1-
20c
2
12-31'
45c
-.
3
2-15
1-
I7.V2C.
(quar.
Drug Stores
Curlee- Clothing,
common,
12- 3
3
10%./.'
12-
3-14
t25c
'
;
—______
Co.
Cunningham
^12-7
.a
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
(Denver)—
Credit, common
preferred (quar.):—
Engine
Dean
12-31
*.•
A
(,quar.)____
common
Delaware
.
class
of
(quar.)
B
Cummins
Dayton
62VaC
-
11-21
t50c
Corp.
Co.
Inc.,
Culligan,
Corp.—
'
11-30
12-15
50c
_______
'
.
12-14
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)——
America, com. (quar.)
5V4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Crum
&
Folrster
(increased-quar.)_
Crucible
11-30
12-10
3
10c
(quar.)
(Toronto)
(Canada),
Zellerbach
Crown.
; 11-30
12-17
10c
preferred,
.
Insurance
Zellerbach
Crown.
,v
12-12
12-14
approve a four-for-one split
common
shares
.'.—_—_
the
on
.$2
1
12-24
10c
30c
12-14
y 12-21-"
12-20
12-17
65c
________
Stockholders
Crowm
••
1
12-21-
•
5%.'
"
•"■
1-
12r20
415c
(quar.)_
Corp<
__
Deere
12-10
$1.50
11-30
2
12'/2c
.
(quar.)—-:
(quar.)__
'W9"<1-10
*
12-15
(Del)—
Service,. Inc.
Petroleum
10-31
1-31
11-16
3c
(quar.)
M-G, Inc.
-
Quarterly
,/i
11-30
11-30
*
12-15
50c
(Boston):
Co. (extra)__
;
^____
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal,
$2 preferred
(quar.)__
12-3
12-14
11-26
410c
(quar.)_
A
Insurance
A-'(quar.)
'.Class
\
12- 6
..' y
12-14
3
12-10
25c
(quar.)
A
Corp.
Ltd.
Finance
Class
12-31
1-
50c
Crompton
12- 1
'
:l'$li **■'•: 1-31
(quar.)____
System^.
11-20
25c
Crocker-Anglo
1
12-
12-15
f$l
dividend;
dividends.
11-
•
45c
12-14
12- 1
1
J 12-15
/
5%
'
-
Commercial
11-29
10c
Petroleum
/Credit
11-30
12-15
12-17
-
Engineering Inc; (quar.)______
Commercial Bank of North America (N.Y.C.)
1
.'
Semi-annually
2
1-
.
y, v
Combustion
2
11-30
4c
_
12-14
12-1
12-14.
12-12
11-19
y
$3
(stock dividend)--
Products
_!
1-
1-
1
12-31
,
1-
$1.16
(quar.)_
•
/_
1-
$1.12V2
'1-
12-15
12-3.1*
12-29
12-10
30c
Insurance
11-30
12-14
3%
:
Corp.
Class
11-12
12-20
'
$1.50
35c
(s-a)_^
Telephone Co.—
dividend—
$lil83/4
4ic
y
1%,
$1.37Va*
25c
32Vic
4%
1-.5
$1.12V2
Service
Broadcasting
12-10
12-14
1
Credit
12- 5
;12r 5
12- 7
.12-13
12-24
,
Extra
*
10c
1-
,
12-15
12-15
^6c
(quar.)__!__
Lron
$1.12 '4
(quar.)
'
50c
—
—
&
11-29
90 c
"
:
Company, common (quar.)
"-3%%
preferred (quar.)
■
12-12
11- 9
11- 9
12-10
;
25c
30c
Inc.—
Stone
12-10
40c
:
::
Crane
12- 7
,12- 7
12-30
12-10
Y-.)—
l.
common
America
$1.083/4
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred- (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
N;
(quar.)■___.
Semi-annually
6
1-
held)__
4
Electric—
(quar.)
of
Columbua Plastic
1-
12-15
10%
60c
$1.10
—_
dividend)___——
dividend—;
Columbia
3
25c
'.12-
12-15
5c
Products
Fuel
1
12-14
45C
48c
12-.14
12-14
' 12-15.
(quar.). IV2C.
(quar.)
Iron,
11-26
11-21
Participating, class
12-20
; 1-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
5%% , preferred
(quar.
(Elizabeth, N. J.)—
for
(Schenectady*,
(stock
12-10
1-15
11-27
y
1- 2 '
,1- 2
121/2C "
~.
1
$2.25
.
$1
$1:18%
5%.
1
4
55C
12-21
Creole
L_
Co.
Utilities
1-
12-
/
25c
dividend—c._—
1-
12-15
12-
2%
Crain
•
Terminals. Ltd., common
preferred_______
Sand
Colorado
*
2
"
1
dividend)
Rubber
Craftsman
-6-18"
9^18
12- 3
12-14
1 11-23
12-14
.1- 2
y 1-31
12-14
$1.75
:
Mahoning1 Ry. Co.
Corp,
$1.12V4
fi5C
...
12-19
,
12-30
(Indiajnapolis) r (quar.)
Industries,
Extra
,
(quar.)
(one
10c
5%
$3.25
dividend)
(quar.)_______________—
Corp.
preferred
$1.75
I
4
1-
quar.)___
(quar.)
County
4-2-6T'rt: .3-19
30C '7-2-63. :
30c 10-2-63 "
" 50c
12-21
non-cumulative
Color-Craft
12-14
50c
Hudson, Gas
preferred
1
12-15
40c
common
(annual)
Co.
3-
"
1-2-63
.
30c
,
'
60c
Colling wood
Colonial
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
30c
,
(quar.$1.12 Vi
Electric Illuminating—
Colonial
10c
Quarterly
4'/2%
7%
11-30
30c
Americat
preferred
Central: Home Trust
Central
12-10
11-30
12-10
$1.12'/2
Co.. (quar.)_:
Products
(quar.)
of
&
Colonial
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Centennial- Mortgage, Ltd.
60c preference (quar.)_
Central
12-311
12-10
12-21
12-
49c
Cosden
-
Scott
M.)
Corp.
2nd
12-10
net
________
Steel
Celanese
12-10
12-15
$1.40
ExtraCeco
12-15
$6
income—
preferred
(A.
11-28
2
$12
Cory
'
6'/4c
(extra)
Corp.—
gains plus
capital
Pirie
4Vb %,
Carthage
12-13
5
1-
(quar.)—
National Bank - (Middletown,
Couvrette & Provost, Ltd.—
tquar.)—
Precision Products
$1
E.)
Investment
Carson
11-16
General
&
from
12-10
5
12-
Copymation, Inc. (stock dividend)
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd.
1-7
12-20
12- 3
Peabody, & Co., com
50c
;
:.
Carpenter
40c
5
12-
12-15
i2y2c
(quar.)
12-28
preferred
3%
(quar.)
Extra
3
(increased
Refrigeration
.,
12-31
37y2c
^
Carolina
12-
40c
Co/
(quar.)__
Extra
Cattle
I
;
1-15
35c
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
3c
12-
12-15
37y2c
Cement Mfg.—
6%
preferred (accumulative)
Copperweld Steel Co.
(quar.)
(year-end50c
12-21.
12- 7
7% 'preferred' (quar.)__
$1.75
,1- 2
12-19
4%
preferred
(quar,)__
v
$1'
1- 2
12-19
Coca Cola
Bottling (N. Y.) (quar.)_
25c
12-14
12-3
Coca-Cola Co.
(quar.)___
"______
:
60c
12-15
12- 3
Coca Cola International Corp.
;•
$13.25
12-15
-12- 3
Cochenour Williams Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
J7c .12-19 .11-30
Cole
National; Corp.
(quar.)
15c
12-10
11-30
Coleman Co., common
20c
12-.10
11-30
4%%
preferred
(quar.").
_____________
53Vic
12-12
11-30
Coleman engineer in g, 6%-preferred (quar.)_
18%c
12-17
12- 3
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
;
*
3V2%. preferred (quar.)„_
87Vic
12-31
12-12
12-11
1-
12V2C
common—
Company
tPhilin)
Carnation
$1
(initial)
Investments,
(stock
Clifton-Forge-Waynesboro
Quarterly
11-30
12-15
iy4%
A
(N. Y.)
Co.
(stock
&
12-14
1
15c
(quar.)
Co.
1-
i6y4c
12-14
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Trust Co.
(s-a)
11-30
11-21
—
1-15
$4.50
12-12
12-17
12-15
:
12-31
Industries
Cleveland
12-12
45c
:
RR.25c
Extra.
$4.50
Capital City Products—
Capital
11-30
12-10
12-10
11-30
^
Florida
of
Cleveland-Cliffs
11-30
f25c
:j:4334c
jioc
——___________
International
Cable
Clearfield
11-30
General-Securities—
A
B
12-15
12-27
12-27
12-15
;
Electric—
Co.
Gas*' Co.
Clark
:'?15c
—
(quar.)—
preferred,- (quar,)'—————_
Canadian & Foreign Securities^
!
Canadian
Trust
Clark'Equipment
1
11-30
Coplay
25c
Cle-Ware
preferred"
Extra
1
1-
11-30
12-15
93 %c
Cott
Co., common (stdck dividend)
*; 5%% preferred Gqush
City National Bank (Detroit) (quar.)
City Products Corp; (ohar.);
Ltd.—
(increased)
Canadian
1-
jssc
quar.)
(quar.)____.
12-15
20c
—
Cooplaud
15c
25c
Cioy Investing
3
7
25c
Corp.—
——_!
Co.
Tire
11-21
r
11-30
7
12-
4c
Cooper
12-30
1-15
L.)
(L,
12- 3
Group
City
f.31'/4c
___i—___
(quai\)__;
12-
2
(quar.)
common
Corp.
:
Coffee
12-15
Quarterly
:
Extra ■
L_
City Finance Co. (quar.)——Ij-
-
7
2
1-
Extra
Cook
12-20
2-1
1- 5
12-17
L
(quar.)—__
-
'
Col
12-
1-
—.
Citizens
8
1
t$l.lO
(quar.)_.
44-
11-30
Co.
Cook
$1
87V2C
10c
30c
Extra "
11-15
12-14
Ltd;
Co.
(stock: dividend)—
Cities Service Co., common (quar.)
y
$4.40 preferred (quar.)___
t87Vr>c
class
Year-end
12-10
(mcreasea-quar.);
Transit!
Thqatre
,
Cisco
t87%c
____
Mortgage
Breweries,
1-15
lp-20
$1.12,/2
Corp., (quar.)____—:___
preferred
'
Cincinnati
11-15
12-14
Canners,
5c
(q.uar.>_^_y___^_____—_
&
2
;
1—
10c
30c
preferred'* (quar;)___L_
Circle
7
t50c
_____2*.
Extra-
&*
1-
jsoc
$1.75;
Cap
11-15
J 15c
Common
Cannon
12-15
12-10;
Canadian; Celanese
Class
11-15
12-10
preference A
Class
y 4%
12-15
(quar.)a_—:j:$l
Canadian
1- 1
11-30
1-
:—
Co.
12-14
(quar.)
(Chicago)
1
(quar.)
Oil
11-23
$1.04
35c
Industries
preferred
7%
—
(quar.)
Steel
4
12-14
3
12-10'
$1.13
.Extra
11-19
1-
45c
40c
Ltd.
Extra
Pacific
Oil
O'Nuts
Co.,
Insurance
Continental
11-28
10c
—
Co.________
Cincinnati'.Gas
4
1
(s-al)-t.—:
Wire1# Cable, lass B
A
Canadian
$1
12-
1
_
Full
11-15
4
1-
preference
$2.20
1-
flOc
(quar.)_„
Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Steamship; Lines Ltd
_
'
Class
12-10
-1-
Permanent
12-15
12-
12-14
20c
.
:
Craft
12-10
^—
Co.
dividend
Continental
12-14
1- 1
■
—
-
Churchill" Stew Corp.
Canada Safewa.v Co.
Canada
12-12
•
Packers, Ltd.—
A- (quar.)
Canada
Stock
Continental
:
Copper
1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
Commercial
preferred
1
-
preferred (quar.).
preferred
(quar.)__
Continental Connectoi, class
Y.)
(N.
:___
Chris
12-12
25c
(quar.)—
25c
•
_____
Co.
Inc.,- common..
Island
Cotton
Chock
2
12-31
$l-.06J/4
B
7V2C
^
Trust
Christiana Securities Co., com. : (increased)__ :
Foundrys (quar.)_
Malting, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canada-
1-
Chile
common
Class
15c
(s-a)____
70c
Quarterly
__—
Chickasha
.
<quar'.)__:
Class
preferred
Machine
Quarterly
Iron
Canada
45c
25c
-
y: Quarterly
_______
1-
30c
6%
1
12-
60c
4
12-14
(quar.)
Can
4
1-
4
.
(quar.)
preferred
1-
1
1-
—
6V/2%
York
-
Rock
12-
.
___________
11-30
12-1011-23
$3.75
2%
&;
Extra
Chicago
12-15
___
Extra
12-5
5%
$4.25". preferred
Canada
12-20
12-15
Extra
Canada
11-23
Rivet
12-25
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone
Dry
12-15
; Extra
Chicago
25c
dividend'
Canada
12-14
12-10
Chicago
22y2c
(quar.)
Cameo-Parkway Records, Inc.—
Class
A(initial)—
Campus Casuals of California—
Stock
1- 1
12-21
12-10
1- 1
12-15
12-10
Musical Instrument (quar.)
Pneumatic Tool
(quar.)
Chicago
12-14
7y2c
quar.)
(quar.)
Camden
1
11-20
dividend
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
&
1-
12-21
Corp.
(quar.)__
convertible preferred
Calumet
75c
5%
preferred' (quari)i__.
5%
5V?.%
1
1,
1
12-10
3V2%
preferred (quar.)
Utilities (quar.) _'•_._
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. (increased quar.)
1212-
1-
15c
Chesapeake
12-15
12-15.
25c
common
5%
5.40%
11-30
10c
62c
—____/■
Corp.
12-10
12-14
Continental
Chesapeake' & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
10c
;
Co.•■'(quar.—
Ink
California
pfd.
$2.50
1
1-
Continental
12-10
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
of Virginia
preferred
Chesapeake
Stock
C.
12-14
12-24
2
30c
(quar.)
Petrpleum,
(quar.)
—
12-28
(quar.)__
New
Extra
11-
2-
—
Co.
Co.
Continental Assurance
,
: :
Gas Co.
Corp.,
common
Bank
$4.16
4c
(quar.)__
Inc.
Co.
$4.52
-
Cliemway Corp.
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone
12-12
12-31
12- 4
11-30
—
6-14
6-28
12-14
12-15
5%
Quarterly.
Chemical Enterprises,
3-15
25c
12-14
12-14
12-31
Coal
Power
3
12-15
2-
(quar.)
Products
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.50
1- 1
1- 1
1-15
income
Baltimore
of
Chattanooga
12-21
25c
:__
Common
B.)
Consolidation
$1.19
$1.03
68c
—
—' %
Trust—
Products
(A.
11-30
12V2C
10c
(quar.)2:_;
Papers,
Charg-It
12-14
5%
(quar.)
Chance
11-30
12-14
Western
Consumers
preferred (quar.)_
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
12-14
12-15
65c
:
-
$4.50
4
flic
25c
shares
B
A
common-
Common
4V2%-
12-21
12- 4
12-14
12-28
10c
(quar.)_.
Service
investment
net
1-11
12-14
12-28
Corp.
Public
Corp.
3
12-
25c
(quar.)
Rock
3-20
12-
12-18
$1.03
Electronics
Consolidated
12-20
1
$1.25
Consolidated
dividend
Stock
•
•From
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
Consolidated
2
12-18
75c
11-26
(Rochester), (quar.)
Century Shares
Certairi-teed
10c
B
(quar.)
lite.,
Mills,
11-30
10c
(quar.)
on
Dock,
Dry
Burroughs
B
A
Stock dividend
Burrard
Burroughs
12-12
Century
7
Detective Agency—
class
class
on
11-30
Y.)
12-31
12-31
12-31
1-
4-
10c
25c
62V2C
(quar;)
12-20
30c
,
(N.
L.
11-30
2
10c
j
12-
1
1-
10c
(quar.)
-
1-
12-15
24c
;_
12-1
12-15
33c
—
(increased)
Corp.
Consolidated Edison
1-
150 c
4.12%
Electric (quar.)__
Industries.- (quar.)
Century
Cigar
11-20
12-14
(quar.)
common
H-20;
2
(quar.)
$5
preferred .'(quar.)
2nd preferred A (quar.)
5.44%
Inc.,
(quar.)__
Power
Co.
11-26
preferred
4.15%
50c
(N.
Trust
.
Class- A- and
12-
.
15c
75c
(quar;)
Bank
Extra
Burns
.
______
Bulova
12-2U
10c
quar.)
(annual).
12-12
45c
—
Homes
12-15
12-15
12-20
10c
_:—
_
12-14
12-15
&
Water
Extra
11-27
(quar.)
12-10
12-15
•f:
(quar.)
(Toronto)
11-26
Transformer
4.75%
11-23
11-19
11-23
12- 1
12- 7
5c
(quar.;
Year-end'
Built well
5%
|60c
15c
Light
Consolidated
,
Assn.
12-31
preferred
Vermont
Life
12-31
4.96%
Central Trust
12-12
12-20
2
12-15
25c
2%
11-30
Central
.
$1.75
1-20
1-
30c
—
—__—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
40c
'
11-28
12-10
6
12-31
$1.43
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
25c
11-30
12-24
12-10
12-10
preferred
Nast Publications
40c
12r 3
.',
'
12-
1-14
I2V2C
!
12-15
Central
(aceumuiativej
A
The op¬
2%
common
12-14
1- 1
12-31
12-31
5.72%
12-28
12-24
Inc.
$i.37y2
5V2% preferred (quar.)
Community Public Service,
11-30
.
Connohio,
„
10c
—__
Rico.,
;,
Connecticut
$1.60
Co
Trust
Quarterly
Connecticut
Y.)—
11-27
Commonwealth Water Co.—
li-30
stock¬
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.35' preferred
(quar.)
20c
62Vic
Investment
Confederation
(year-end)-
dividend
preferred
$2.50
Realty
Theatres of Puerto
Conde
:
Steel
&
in cash.
12-24
—.—_—
commonwealth
12-10
-
1-15
9c
14c
gains-
Commonwealth
$1.60 In cash.
the
capital
Commonwealth
:
1
12-
25c
Fund—
12-10
12-10
share
-$5
95c
(quar.)
Corp.
Pipe
Buckeye
class
12-20
;
dividend
stock
2 VaC
Ltd.,
Mills,
12-20
one
unless
14
Central
1
I
(quar.):
Glass Co., common (quar.)___;
5%
preferred (quar.)
Brothers Chemical; class A
(stock dividend)
Brockway
55c
From;
Payable of Rec.
(Ft. Worth)
Insurance
Income
12-10
12-10
1
1-
1- 1
1-Vl..
1- 1
'
(Brooklyn, N.
Central
•
.....
(quar.)
Gas Co.
preierred
12-20
(quar.)
11-
Standard
Commercial
from capital gains
take it
to
Bank
State
Stock
'
elects
expires Dec.
Central
12- 3
12- 5
2'
12-10
.
of
or
stock
in
32c
—
j.
(Phila.)
1-
12-31
87J/2C
$1.15
$1.50
$1.18%
$1.31 V4
1
distribution
10 shares
for each
12-12
12-12
12-14
12- 7
1- 2
12- 1
12-
stock
Year-end
J81.57
Co.
(nuar,)_
Trust
Brockton, Taunton
$3.80
_____
Ltd.
Telephone
Drelerred
Street
Co..
Commonwealth
11-20
______
—
v
•
British
Quarterly.
12-18
Extra
12-15
12-31
12-31
12-18
12-31
40c
(Phila.)
Central Securities- Corp.—
12- 7
12- 7
11-30
128 %c
25c
(quar.)
Bristol Brass Corp.
(increased)
Bristol-Myers Co.. 33/4% preierred
12-31
10c
National Bank
Central'-Penn
12-31
12-31
12-15
125c
common
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
British-American
12-15
3-15
1- 2
12-31
-12-10
$1
Holders
When
Share
Company
19c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (<juar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
4.75%
preferred (qu»r.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)^^
60c
(quar.)
titration
$1.75
$1.75
Co./
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
Per
Name of
$1,23
common
6%
44c
33c
35c
(increased quar.)_
com.
preferred
Extra
Brillo
preferred
preierred
Power
.3.50%
4.60%
12-14
.
Maine
.
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
(quar.)
_______
preferred: (quajr.>__^i____i________
Central
12- 7
12-28
27V2c
12'/2c
■:
1- 1
50c
17Vic
Co.
Public. Service,
Illinois
4.92%
Bo waters
Bowes
.'
of Company
preferred
4%
.
(quar.)
Name
«
Payable of tiec.
Share
I
Holders
When
Per
Name of
.
12-14
11-30
12-28
12-12
$1.50
8c
1
11-30
12-14
1-
11-15
Number
196
Volume
6219
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Diana
Stores
Stock
(quar.)
Corp.
Dibrell
Bros.,
Dickenson
(s-a)
Ltd.
(R. S.)
& Co.,
Increased
Fund
Collateral
Growth
1-19
10c
-
Inc.,
&
Instrument
Corp.
Co.,
common
Extra
Falstaff
3-15
2-25
Brewing
Corp.
Federal
Co..
11-26
1-15
Federal
12-21
12-17
12-13
12-21
12-13
Federal-Mogul-Bower
,$1.22%
12-12
1* 3
12- 3
12-17
Federal
Extra
Doeskin
Inc., 70c. pfd. (accum.)„_
Ltd. (quar.)__.
;__
Products,
Dominion
Corset
Co.,
Foundries
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
&
Dominion
Tar &
Chemical,
Co.
Ltd.
Corp.
Draper
Duke Power,
&
preferred
Bradstreet,
(E.
I.)
de
Electric
class
Co.,
12-10
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12-14
32c
quar.)
1
(initial)
:
quar.)—
1
6c
.
>
—
Duval Sulphur &
Potash (quar.)_
—_—__"
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1 prex. (s-a)—
1-7
1-15
12-15
Financial
Increased
Y.)
Co.
Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
1- 4
12-10
12-24
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
Bank
12-
5
dividend
Stock
Eastern
J.)
Common
4%%
25%
Lime
Stock
Co.,
Extra
__—
Ltd.
Steel
Edgcomb
Bros.
4)4%
Stock
50c
.'_
$1.03
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
$5.40
preferred
$5.36
preferred
12-14
1
1-25
1-
7
2-15
1-
7
(reduced
1-
1
11-27
1
11-27
$1.35
25c
1
Class
A
Electric
(stock
11-27
12-18
Steel,
Moore
&
Go.
Fischer
&
Porter
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., 6%
_
Electrosolids
Consolidated
Elizabethtown
Increased
Fitchburg
Paper,
Fittings,
Water
Corp.
Ltd.
Electric
Electric
Radio
Emerson
_
RR.
Co.
Mfg.
&
$4.50
Phonograph..
__
Electric,
Empire
Empire
District
Financial
Corp.
Empire
State
Co.
Oil
Semi-annual
Emporium
(stock
(increased
:.
•
Capwell
(quar.)
dividend)—
common
(stock
s-a)___
Corp.A-
from
from
Power
(quar.)___
Co.
gains
dividend
Stock
Endicott
Johnson
Industries
Corp.,
(stock
Motor
Light
Co.
4V2%
4%
pfd.
dividend)
(accum.)
12- 5
Foster-Forbes
Worth
12-28
12-14
Fostoria
1-21
12-14
Fram
1-21
12-14
Equitable Savings & Loan Association—
Stock dividend
(one additional share for
each three shares held)——i
12-19
10-31
1-
-
2
12-
1-1
(increased
&
Stock
34%c
12-14
12-
4
quar.)
20c
12-31
1
11-23
1
11-23
(quar.)__
53yac
1-
1
(quar.)
preferred
12-18
(quar.)
66c
1-
1
11-23
(quar.)
54y2c
1-
1
11-23
Waterworks
(quar.)
Parts
12-15
1-
1-
11-30
Portland
Yellowknife
2 "
1212-
12-
1
12-12
2
2-25
25c
6-14
5-24
25c
9-16
8-23
2%
12-17
12-13
Glen
12-15
Class
12-
1-1
.12-15
Corp.
Franco
(increased
1
1-
12-15
11-20
12-15
12-15
11-20
class
(Charles
Class
A
33)4%
12-10
11-23
Class
A
-,5c
12-28
11-26
Fruehauf
12- 3
12-19
..
Corp.,
common—
dividend
Stock
Erie
&
Erie
convertible
Eurofund,
Inc.
ordinary
term
-
Co.,
cash
5%
__
____
Pittsburgh RR. gtd.
Resistor
90c
_____,j_
17'Ac
12-20
25c
12-20
10-31
12-17
11-19
,2%
t$1.25
1
t$2.50
(quar.)
*
;
.
56y4C
2
5c
Co.
(quar.)_
quar.)
12-14
7V2c
22c
12-11
12-
6c
12-11
12--4
12-12
11-16
Union,
_——__
Inc.,
new
|
—
(initial quar.)
com.
;
#
—
Knitting
—.—
——
Rubber
__^
Insurance
Extra
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
R.)
&
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
(W. T.)
(quar.)
2
Great
Lakes
11-28
Great
Lakes
11-28
common (quar.)
(quar.)——
——
& Dock Co. (quar.)—
—
——!
Great
Northern
Iron
12-31
Great
Northern
Paper
2%
12-20
12-
5
Great
Southern
Life
$1.20
12-18
12-
7
5c
.12-28
(quar.)
Certificated
Great
West
Great
Western
11-16
Producers,
12-14
12-
15c
14c
1- 4
12-21
12-14
12- 3
1
tl5c
12-2]
3-21
11-30
2-28
Green Giant
preferred
6-21
-5-31
Green
Mountain
Power
1-
2
12-
3
Green
Shoe
1-
(annual)
—
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
J15c
(quar.U;
common
Greater
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
Assurance
Life
15c
.___
7%
preferred (quar.)__
Winnipeg Gas
Green
(quar.)_-__
preferred
(14c
(quar.)____":
from
undistributed
■
T
Life
Corp.,
Co.
common
new
stock
(Syracuse,
;
—
new
Corp.,
(2-for-l
Insurance
(initial quar.)
common
split)
(initial).
Fulton
A.)
90c
12-21
40c
1-
12-18
12-18
*
NY)
50c
2
.
-
1-
11-21
Co.
5%
(M.
J.)
——__—
—
Co._
Co.,
(increased)______
common
Industries
Futterman
2
12-
3
Greening Industries,
45c
12-19
12-
7
Greenwich
20c
12-19
12- 7
30c
dividend)
(stock
Investors,
from
Inc.—
income
(initial)-
class
Corp.,
A
5%
1-15
$1.50
12- 5
4Vz%
7'Ac
12-29
12-4
20c
—
4-30
4-16
—
(monthly)„
5c
12-31
12-
3
12-
3
-
Electronics
(stock
dividend)-—
12-15
2%
12-12
Grinnell
5%
12-28
45c
12-31
12- 6
12-14
12y2c
12y2c
12-15
3-15
11-23
2-25
50c
12-31
Inc. (stock dividend)_____i,______—"
Garfinkel
(quar.)__
Garland Knitting Mills, class A (quar.)
(Julius)
&
2
12-20
20c
12-28
11-30
Class
10c
1-2
12-14
Garrett
1-
12-14
Gary Railways, Inc.
A
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
—
(quar.)__
(s-a)
—
12-
preferred
Ltd
Corp.,
Corp.
Inc.,
(quar.)
4
2-15
2-
12-
1
30c
32y2c
12-
1
12-14
11-30
12-24
12-
6
5c
12-24
12-
6
10c
22yac
$25c
10c
12-28
12-
7
12-10
11-14
12-15
11-23
12-14
12-
4
10c
12-14
12-
4
35c
30c
12-15
11-27
12-21
11-23
1-
93%c
1
12-
7
40c
12-10
11-13
12-10
11-13
$20c
$20c
1-
2
12-14
common
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
(quar.)——
——
—
-Class
B
Grumman
(quar.)
Guaranty.
Rouge,
_—
—
—
Aircraft
Income
12-
1
12-
1
12-14
11-28
25c
12-15
12-
1
40c
$$1.50
10c
12-10
12-
1
45c
30c
$1.75
10c
10c
25c
12-28
12-14
1-
2
12-10-
1-
2
(quar.)—^
Insurance
(Baton
Engineering
Life
-I
La.)
20c
25c
37!^aC
27'/aC
56'Ac
$25c
50c
50c
3%
—
—
v—
common
12-29
12-29
17V2c
—
_______
11-16
1
11-30
12-15
$2'/ac
—;—
common
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
(quar.)—.:—__
12-14
10c
Grolier,
11-21
■
Garan,
Co.,
Greyhound Lines (Canada)
Griess-Pfleger
Tanning
Stock
G-L
Gas
Greyhound
*
11-15
11-30T
12-21
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)———
Manufacturing
___
.___»
12-10
-
2
30c
x.
(quar.)_-:x._^
—
Quarterly
__
•__
___.
(Georgb
Extra
Furman-Wolfson
(quar.)
10c
1—10c
Semi-annual
Fuller
Fundamental
income plus 76c from net long7
capital
gains,
payable
in
stock)—
or
Excelsior
Fabien
11-30
-./
realized
Extra
FMC
11-30
11-30
12-15
Extra
1-11
-
12-10'
12-15
15c
22)4c
net
Ex-Cell-O i Corp.
(quar.)________
Excelsior Insurance Co.
(Syracuse)
•-
3-1
87)4c
(year-end)_____
common
—.—____
(quar.),;.__
12-15
12-21
(Houston)—
Insurance
6%, preferred
(quar.)__—
Great Western Sugar, common
11-16
7
$1.40
interest,
tquar.)———_—
Quarterly
12-14
12-10
beneficial
of
12-15
12-10
11-28
Properties-
Ore
11-15
10c
11-28
t7V2c
Ltd.
12-10
2%
com.
(increased)—
(increased)—.
Paper,, Ltd.,
Power,
1-15
.____
^$2
12-12
$1
——
Extra
12-14
2
i____
Co.,
preferred
Lakes Dredge
Extra
Great
1-12
1-
;____
—
—■—
12-12
20c
_____
i_
City
3%%
-
12-
(Washing¬
C.)
D.
12-20
;—
12-14
2
12-31
Employees Life Insurance
30c
'——,
—_______
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co..
&
Granite
Grant
class A-
—_____—:
(W.
'■
12y2c
$12y2c
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
Batteries
Employees
C.)
12-12
•
4
11-23
12-15
1-
7
20c
Mackay & Stores
Corp.
(quar.)
Grand Rapids Varnish
7
(quar.)__
—-
Jewelry Corp., class A
D.
25c
$$1
(quarA
;
25c
25c
11-26
12-10
1-15
Grafton
11-30
1-
3
12-20
11-30
Grace
12-14
12-
12-
1-10
12-14
(Washington,
12-14
12-15
3
12-14
12-26
Government
11-16
1,
12-
1
Extra
11-16
10c
,■___
12-14
2-
ton,
12-4
12-15
11-26
11-26
50c
Government
1-10
1-2
10c
J__i
1
12-15
>
10c
z
-_
(quar.)
2-
5
12-14
20c
12-31
1-14
12-12
$13c
Gould-National
11-30
12-10
common
11-30
12-19
(quar.)
Company
Gorham
12-20
quar.)
Co.,
2
12-
Gordon
'
13c
(quar.)
Trailer
11-30
1-
12V2c
10c
'
Equity
2
60c
35c
Y.
Gordon
.
.
14c
11-23
A
11-15
1-
(Phila.)
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
12-
class
12-14
12-15
30c
—
1-
2
3%
Co.,
12-10
1
Corp.; class A (monthly)8c
(monthly)____
8c
tl5c
&
12-10
12-27
—
(N.
Extra
California
E.)
12-14
12-27
(quar.17y2c
17'/2c
(quar.)______
25c
A
(quar.)_^
Insurance
Goodyear Tire &
11-23
preferred
1
12-12
from
_____
6%
12-20
1-
11-20
12-14
(quar.)___
Mfg.
(quar.)_
Inc.
of
2
1-10
Gloray
11-20
$1.12y2
Oil
Finance,
Frito-Lay,
Fritzi
12-20
1-
—____—
_—
Year-end
•
dividend
Friendly
12-14
2
30c
—____,—_____
,—
12-14
1
1-
1-
Globe
12-20
12-15
-■
12-20
(quar.):—
Inc.
Stock
quar.)—,
1
1-
Mills (quar.)__:
10c
Golconda
Mining
2c
Gold
&
Stock
Telegraph (quar.)—$1.50
Goodrich (B. F.)
Company (quar.)_________
55c
Goodwill Stations
12y2C
3
$1
(increased)__________
Franklin
Realty-- (increased quar,)______
Frantz
Manufacturing
(quar.)—._.—.___—_
Friden,
1-
20c
:___
(quar.)—
A
30c
Wyoming
$1.23
$1.15
12y2c
10c
Exchange Bank
Distillers,
A
Glidden
11-30
12-18
—
lz-i.4
15c
(quar.)_
Globe Envelopes Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Globe Rubber Products
(quar.)
11-30
12-15
1
____—.—
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
7
12-14
1-
Corp, (quar.)
Shale Brick (quar,)_
B
Class
12-6
1
20c
$1.25
_____
(increased
12-
1
$1.24
——■
Falls
Glickman
11-30
12-20
t25c
Corn
tax)
Alden
Glens
11-30
133Ac
Corp.
Corp.
12-18
Ltd., American deposit rets.
payment of 8y2% less British in¬
Glenmore
12-17
12-15
1214c
7
12-12
12-3
1
1-
7
12-14
11-
Group,
Glen-Gery
11-19
25c
class
B.),
come
11-26
3-15
Trust
(Final
11-14
12-14
(H.
Glaxo
12-20
1-
133Ac
2
1-
(quar.)—~z.
Cards
Year-end
7
12-14
22%ic
12-
1
1-
1%
(quar.j-Z-JiVi'l.
Co.
Mines
Quarterly
12-12
3
Cement
Greeting
Girard
7
1-18
1-
$1.25
1-
12-18
$1.25
(quar.)________
—
Gilpin
11-30
2
1-
25c
12-12
10c
Extra
Co.
f
pfd.
Extra
12-15
2
12-15
50c
$5
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Georgia Shoe Manufacturing
Gibson
3%:
12-12
2
25c
A—,—
Co.,
Giant
3c
2
1-
13 Vac
17y2C
._$
dividend
Giant
7
(quar.)J
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Power
4
1-
IV2C
$4.92
11-30
:'3
12-
12-15
7Vac
__—x______
$4.60
50c
30c
50c
(quar.)
__—
Co.
Inc.
(quar.)
pfd.
$2
$4.96
11-30
27c
Corp.,
Brewing, class A
B
Genuine
1- 8
12-18
12-15
50c
11-23
preferred
..
1-25
1- 1
15c
—
preferred
Stock
.
50c
^___
11-23
12-31
1-
Georgia-Pacilic
.••'
(quar.)____.
pfd. (s-a)
(stock dividend)
12-15
1-
Genungs,
25c
and
12-21
1
55c
Class
.
50c
9c
1-
59%c
Genessee
30c
(increased
dividend
12-20
12-31
4.36%
12-17
26c
Machinery
12-20
5
45c
(quar.)_____
preferred
General
12-14
2.33%
55c
._.
:
5
17c
(quar.)
of Iowa—
5.28%
3
12-20
•
29c
common
1-
(quar.)_
4.75%" preferred
Georgia
Extra
Frost
j
i
Products
industries
4.25%
56V4C
Ltd.
12-10
Telephone & Electronics—
Common
20c
Foster-Wheeler
1
General
4.40%
7
r
and
(quar.)
Glass
11-14
1-
Inc.,
Steel
12-14
4
12-10
10-26
(quar.)
A
Enterprises
City
12-
$1
5%
5%%.
12-14
12-14
-
5c
class
preferred
Forest
12-14
1-10
12-14
quar.)__-_—
com.
(Canada),
Dairies
12-15,
1-31
2
12-28
40c
,
^__v
12-29
5%
.
(quar.)
;
(increased
&
60c
12-17
•
11-23
12-31
(quar.)—
11-16
(reduced)
20c
2
preferred
and
Extra
Fort
1-
5
12-10
_x._
—
12-20
5
12-
11-16
dividend).
income
4%
11-30
1-
12-15
;
Flying Tiger Line Inc., 5%
Food Giant Markets, com.
11-30
5-20
Co.
■
investment
capital
1-2
11-20
Telephone
35c
Florida Growth Fund—
12-20
6-10
General
40c
■'
v
,
Trust
>
ordinary income
long-term capital gains
12-15
2-20
5
34c
(quar.)_____.
Capital
from
20c
25c
12-10
12-
(Oklahoma
preferred
$2.25
Florida
30c
25c
12-15
12-14
;
(quar.)____________
$1.62
5%
Steel
75c
_!
Ford
25c
__
Shale
General
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
11-15
25c
.1
____
(quar.)_<
2-28
12-28
(quar.)
General
12-10
dividend)
11-16
11-30
Signal
Railway
11-15
50c
i._
12-
12-14
3
ii-yo
3-15
4%
____
11-16
quar.25c
12-14
41c
12-
'
(quar.)_____
(N. J.)
12-15
12-15
.
12-14
Co.'. (Kearny,
40c
30c
5%
General
$4J75
* 65c
preferred (s-a).
Foote
Mineral Co.
(year-end)
25c
7
11-30
1*2-15
$1.60
12-15
F.)—
(stock
(initial
Telephone,
45c
dividend____
7
12-
12-15
40c
$4.75
12-17
5%
preferred
Florida
12-17
12-
12-20
$1.1875
$1.18%
preferred
(quai\)__——
pref.
(quar.)_____—______
pref. (quar.)
________
General
Public
Utilities
(stock dividend)—
1-
7
1-
12-31
11-30
12-20
t
1-
30c
1-15
3c
'<
(quar.)
com,
______—
10c
_____
Equipment,
—
12-14
12J/2c
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.j
20c
(quar.)„_
&
Bank
Inc.
class
12-
1
3
Cement
10c
(quar.)
(initial)-
12-20
10c
(quar.)_^.__-—.__
(quar.)_:
Emery Air Freight Corp. (increased-quar.)
Emhart Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Stock
.-
12-
12-21
,,
40c
Corp.
(quar.)_______
Fleming. Co., common
(quar.)___
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Flintkote Company, common
(quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)j
Foremost
Michigan______L_.___—
;of
Elwell-Parker
Emerson
(s-a)_
:__
(quar.)L____
preferred (s-a)
Co.
Williamsport
'
pref.
Precision
60c
Fleetwood
Steel
Gas—
quarterly—
Elizabethtown
&
conv.
General
5
45c
(S.
10c
Extra
Electrolux
Portland
17V2c
Power
12-15
General
12-14
11-30
11-30
25c
Extra
Florida
11-16
11-20
Trust
&
Co.
Florida
1-15
12-15
12-14
40c
Foods, Inc., com.* (quar. )__7_____.
preferred (quar.)—___
Fisher Governor
(quar.)
;______
12-21
12-14
7
30c
15c
$5
12-21
55c
12-
$3.75
_
1-16
50%
(quar.)
7
12-21
12-
Fisher
a
Florida
,____
Co.
1-
00c
12-27
l_______x._
60c
dividend)
Battery
1
Trust
Quarterly
1-15
Corp.—
2-
Quarterly
11-23
6
933Ac
•
30c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Banking
4%
Co.
Storage
11-27
1
of America—i.
dividend
Autolite
1
1-
11-15
2-
General
20c
&
Quarterly
3V4C
quar.)
Consolidated
Electro
1-
-
$1.34
:
Co.—
Stop Nut Corp.
quarterly
Electric
11-27
1-
Increased
Stock
11-27
1
1-
$1.18
'
(quar.)__
Gas
12-15
;
$1.12)4
2_
(quar.)
Natural
Paso
Common
_
12-14
11-30
1-
1514c
■_
(quar.)
Epps
12-28
12-12
.
2%
______________
12-.14
12^28
$1.06)4
12)40
—
:
$4.72
Elox
12-14
11-23
5%
preferred
$4.50 preferred
Elmira
12-28
12-14
15c
(quar.)
$4.12
Elastic
12-14
Electric—
Paso
Common
El
12-28 '
18c
—
(quar.)_.
common
dividend—
12- 7
11-27
$50c
2
preferred (quar.)
Homes, Inc.
(quar.):
Eichler
12-15
12-31
10c
—
Stores,
11-30
$30c
(quar.) _____!_
Co.
11-30
1- 2
12-10
12-10
$1,25
class A
National
Sterling
Fischback
/
(quar.)____
—.__
dividend
Stock
Edison
El
_—
2
$25c
1—
—
1-
1-1
$1.50
Corp. (increased)__!_
First Security Corp. (s-a)
11-30
90c
2_.i
Economic Investment Trust
Corp.
1- 2
$1.25
(quar.)______x._____^—
preferred
(quar.)_________
Research
Trenton
11-30
Mills, 5% preferred (auar.)
Motors Corp., common
(year-end)_
Associates
$5 preferred
_________________
First
(quar.)—_—_______
General
12-
.
Pennsylvania
Firth
12-15
12- 5
(quar.r
First
2
31l/2.e
12-18
First
11-30
35c
.
Easy Washing Machine Co. Ltd.—
5% preference A (quars)_____i__—______
Eckerd Drugs of
Florida_____i_^__________
Ecuadorian
yl-
12-31
55c
,
(quar.)
Extra
12-14
2-15
2%
dividend)___
common-
_~r
preferred
$3.60
(stock
Steel
1
10c
5%
—
.
Kodak
1-
•
1-25
Corp.
12-27
(Philadelphia) (quar.)
________2_____
Republic Corp., class A (quar.)__i
12-11
12-11
11-30
12^31
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Stainless
Eastman
40c
(quar.)!
dividend
Eastern
4
Co; ,(quar.)__—____,—50c
60c
(quar.')--Ca__<iIL
First National Realty & Construction^—
60c
preferred
(quar.)__^
;
First National Stores
(quar.)
First
~
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
1-
Electric
Finance
37)4c
____________
approval
(Oregon) (quar.)______
National.-Bank.
12-21
General
1-11
3
1-31
30c
(quar.)
City)'
Si Fuel Association—
Gas
5
10-26
(Jtersey City, N. .J.-)-c-
Bank
7
11-30
11-30
(Hawaii) (quar.)
Jersey City-r--'
Bank
National
12-
12-15
authorities'
National
1
6c
of
Bank
7
1-
12-14
Laboratories
quarterly —^__—'
National
25c
—
12-
General
Chicago
Dallas
Bank
27yac
;
(quar.)
1
7
of
National
Co.
7
12-10
1-
12-
7V4C,
National
(quar.)_^___________$
Oil
12-14
12-
12-15
X2-.21
Bank
regulatory
5
Extra
preferred
Crude
5c
2
1-
12-17
30c
Stock dividend subject to stockholders'
5
(quar.)
Company
11-30
5 y2 %
General
30c
11-26
National
First
11-30)
Co.
(quar.)
Contract Finance, conunon_l______
Cigar
12-14
v_
Increased
r
35c
T
First
.__
5
General
(initial)
America
First
-•
11-30
First
12-21
11-16
11-30
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Kootenay Power,
Eastern
6V4C
30c
t$1.75
50c
Eagle-Picher
East
Instrument
12-31
12-
32c
l7)4c
Extra
Electronic
4%
preferred.,——_
Corp.,
(quar.)
12-15
Boston
N.
(quar.)__'l
50c
preferred (quar.)—$1
Candy Corp. (increased)
15c
12-14
Co.
25c
of
First
11-30
1-2
Bancshares
12-14
Bank
First
12-
12-19
7
5%
National
TFirst
12-31
Box
Cable Corp., common
,1-15
12-21
2c
General
General
12-17
12-14
2
11'Ac
:
______
11-30
General
y
1
1-
Transportation—
11-20,
11-16
3Uc
1-
12-
12-10
.___
in
10c
11-30
General
(quar.)
class A
Bank
(quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend)—
Fireprooiing Co.
(increased.)
Stock
National
$1.12%'
(Texas)
12-17
12-4
30c
3
General Financial
First
First
11-23
'7
60c
37VaC
_
(initial)
Insurance
Extra
12-14
11-29'.
quarterly ____!
Corp. (increased
Bank
Co.
12-
25c
(quar.)_
com.
(s-a.)--
dividend
Firemans Fund
First
Oil
(Increased-quar.)
12-26
(quar.)
Financial Corp. of Santa Barbara
Financial General Corp. 7
Stock
11-30
Corp.,
12-20
1-10
20c
of
11-30
1
General
(quar.)
___
Corp.
1
1-
12-28
12-15
(quar.)
America,
(quar.)
B
1-
t'$1.25
$$1.38
25c
28%c
Stores
of
Co.
11-30
:_
(N.
Cards,
Corp.
Class
11-23
12- 7
12-14
12-28
12-31
Mills
Avenue
1
3%
12-14
1
____
1-
_i_
Trust
&
t45c
General
pfd.
Delaware
of
11-30
General
35c
Filtrol
11-20
31V4C
35c
50c
12-10
11-15
1
dividend
General American
,
.
Petroleum
Fieldcrest
Fifth
11-20
1-15
.12-15
<
12-31
1-
(quar.)____
American
5c
Special
12-21
15c
(initial)_____
_________—___—
preferred (quar.)
1-
3%
.—■__—
common
new
dividend
12-31
12-7
12-15
50c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fiduciary Trust Co.
1-10
46%c
50c
51'Ac
51%c
52'/2c
52,/2c
15c
5c
12-18
Extra
11-3C
12-21
12- 3
12- 3
12-: 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
11-30
12-10
20c
of Rec.
t45c
Investors—
preferred
Stock
12-10
;—:
American
General
1-10
45c
Holders
Ltd., common
Acceptance
$4.50
12-11
12-15
12-31
Corp.. (increased-quar.)
Ferro
Corp. (quar.)________—
Fibreboard
Paper Products
(quar.)_;
Fidelity-Pnilaaeiphia Trust Co.
(quar.)_
11-30
r.
—
12-21
2
12-27
Creek)—
Works—
Screw
Felmont
11-27
1-10
25c
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.,
2
12-191-
12-14
1-25
1-25
—
(quar.)___
Pen
12-14
12-11
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
12-17
$1.12V2
87V2c
.__
1-11
Extra
11-20
1
Corporation
Duro-Test
Bank
12-10
(quar.)
A
1—
preferred
$2.10
Publications
Federation
$3
(quar.)___—j_—
preferred r (quar.)
4.20%
Federated
preferred
Federal
Co.—
preferred
4.15%
Department
11-23
12-10
12- 7
12-21
12- 3
1-
1-2
12-17
12-10
;
General
(monthly)
5)4%
Paper Board Co.
4.60%
Finance
Associates
preferred
4.10%
Federated
8
1- 1
1- 2
1- 2
$1.34
27J/2c
^___
Nemours
(quar.)_
&
Corp.
$1.75
(quar.)__"
(quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., com. (increased
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Dunlap
Federated
27 %c
(quar.)_
Inc.
(year-end)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)l_J—:
B
12- 3
11-2?
12-
11-30
11-23
12-14
11-26
11-26
11-26
11-20
;
.—
Common
Class
12-12
12-14
7c
40c
—
Duncan
1-2
45c
(quar.)
Extra
Pont
2-1
12V2c
common
preferred
$5.36%
Federal
30c
preferred (quar.)_
Dresser
Industries
(quar.)
Drew Properties, class A (initial monihly)
Drewrys, Ltd., U. S. A., Inc. (quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Co. (s-ai_____
Assn.
Pacific Electric,
Federal
15c
37V2c
4 %
11-30
'
7
2%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Mtge.
50c
(quar.)
12-15
-
J.)—
Power Co.
General
$7.50
monthly
1-11
20c
dividend
Ltd.
National
Increased
11-15
2-
N.
(Battle
Bearings
1
1- 2
$10c
V
(quar.)__
Industries,
Casualty
12-14
$40c
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
&
$10c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Donaldson
$25e
Life
$20c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Stores,
11-30
Quarterly
20c
Steel
&
Coal,
Dominion
; 12-15
10c
(Newark,
25c
(quar.)
Geco
15c
12-24
7V2c
27V2c
(quar.)-___.
11-30
1-
When
Payable
(quar.)
(quar.)__
^
;
5Va% preferred (quar.)________^_________
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
——
11-30
25c
4V2C
•
.____
____—
11-30
2
30c
(Syracuse)
(quar.)_!
L—
Co.
Special
5% preferred
1-2
—
30c
income.
(quar.)
(Joseph) Crucible
1-
25c
Insur.
Co.
Insurance
Special
Special
12-18
(quar.)__—32V2c
Traders Life
Farrel-Birmingham
''
7
50c
Family-Finance Corp. (quar.)_
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)_i_:
Fansteel
Metallurgical (quar.)
11-30
12-10
12-
12-21
62'/2c
—
11-26
1
Gatineau
Service
t$l
t50c
11-26
12-26
1
■•
12-21
12-15
12-
25c
12-15
23c
3V2c
12-15
(Del.)
____
12-15
Fund—
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd.—
&
11-28
10c
—
Per
of Company
Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.)
12-17
25c
A
$45c
cash or stk.)—
(monthly).:
in
Dinettes
EICO
Gas
Company...
Foods
Name
13
Share
•
Payable of Rec.
Co.
50c
class
Camera
Holdcrt"
When
Share
&
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Farmers
Corp.
Stock
investment
From
5%
1-19
t
3%
1__—I
optional
(Semi-annual
Duro
Fairmont
Fairbanks
Inc.—
Diversified
Dura
Fairchild
12-20
12-20
12-10
12-21
Bearing
Lanes,
1
Factor
Max
$30c
quarterly
Diversified
4%
11-23
1- 1
1- 1
12-17
of Company
see
?50c
—:
(quar.)
Seagrams
Corp.
Diversification
du
12-20
-
Extra
Dun
Fair
15c
$1.25
60c
.
(initial)
(quar.)„i______
dividend
Stock
Distillers
7%
1- 2
11-23
$5c
—
Productions
(Walt)
Dravo
1-10
12-20
-
Disney
Dover
Fafnir
75c
t5c
common...—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dierks Forests, new common
Dover
11-28
:____—
Extra
Dixon
11-28
1-16
_______—
——__
Mines,
Dickinson
Dixie
12-20
2%
—-__
inc
Name
Factor
12V2C
_____
dividend
Per
.
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
(2385)
30c
10c
37/ac
12-17
12-14
1-
12-31
12-10
12-
7
1-20
12-20
12-15
11-29
12-15
11-29
1
12-14
12-15
11-30
1-
2
12-15
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
1-
2
11-30
1-
2
11-30
12-31
11-30
12-14
11-30
1-
12-20
11-30
12-20
11-30
12-10
11-30
12-10
11-30
12-20
12-10
2
12-15
1-
10c
Continued
1
1
12-28
on
page
48
The Commercial and
(2386)
14
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, December 10, 1962
Stock Record from the
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range'
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
44% Jan
16
55
Dec
21
52% Jan
3
75
Apr
7
17% Sep
38
25
Jan
Feb
76
3
28
273/4 May 16
Deb
68
22
107% Nov
14
34% Oct
24
21% Jan
15
2ft
76
Nov
26
ACF
99% Jan
28
21
Jan
2
Oct
25
333/8 Feb
10
May 29
393/8 Oct
1
23% Jan
21
3
90 3/4 Jan
2
24% Jun
5
33% Nov
22
22
21% Oct
3
433/4 Apr
109% Oct
17
10% Jan
3
193/8 Nov
29
9% Oct
24
22 % Jan
4
36% Apr
21
20 % Jun
25
Sep 28
73% Nov
16
61 Va Nov
29
3% Nov 24
32% Jan
3
14% Mar
9
86% Dec
12
Jan
18
84
5% Mar 24
413/» Nov
9
10
May 28
41% May 29
45% May 29
3 %
May 29
33
Jun
25
14
May 29
70%
71%
7,300
14
14V4
14
14%
14V8
14%
14V4
143/4
141/4
14%
14,900
72%
72%
72%
74
73%
741/2
74V4
75
74'3/8
75
67%
67
1
13%
14
25 Va
253/8
No par
13 Vs
133/8
13
133/s
53 5/e
54%
53%
553/4
12 Ve
12%
12%
123/4
26
26%
261/4
26% V
A
14%
15%
1
64 V2
653/4
54 5/a
553/4
Chemicals-
&
Reduction
J
50c
Products
No par
Inc
Alco
Jan
2
Aldens
17%
17 7/8
17%
18 Va
xl7%
18 Va
5
333/4
34%
x325/8
331/4
33
91
91
x89%.
*90
5
40
Jan
6
NOV
24
533/8 Apr
2
19
89
Dec
12
1003/4 Jun
2
88
94 ya Jun
6
16% Jan
4
5
23% Mar
2
Allen
Industries
3
16% May 29
34% Oct 24
57
Jan
4
Allied
Chemical
21
12
5
171/4 Feb
15
Allied Kid
523/4 Apr 13
103/a May 11
34% May 29
44Va Jan
6 % Jun
25
9V4 Feb
31
5
Allied
45% Oct
26
66% Feb
Allied
3
15
11
84% May
14% Sep
28
19
Oct
25
21% Apr 25
29% May 15
98
Nov
17
81
Aug
110
May 15
35% Feb
26% Oct 26
3
28
81 %
May
3
93/4 Oct
23
12% Oct
24
81% July
5
Jun
88
10%
10%
11
10%
11%
10%
11%
10 34
l6%
32%
31%
34%
33 3/e
34
335/8
34
33%
33 Vs
35
343/4
35Vt
335/8
35
33Ve
3374
33
33 3
4
16,300
47%
48%
47 3/e
48
47%
48%
473/a
48
471%
47%
7,800
4%
4.08%
68 % Mar 23
16% Jun
22
20% Feb
May 11
20% Jun
15
153/a Oct
24
Jun
26
34
2
27% May 17
130
May 31
473% Aug 10
90
3
Jan
58% Sep
7
64%. Apr
5
Apr
223/s
54
553/3
5374
54%
20
19%
19%
20
20
12.50
No par
Agricultural Chemical
Airlines
Bakeries
preferred
Bosch
Arma
American
Brake
Shoe
53
7
41
50% Mar 26
19% Jan
3
American
9
Jun
27
25 % May 12
18 Vs Oct
1
243/4 Jan
21
20
Oct
23
341/4 Feb
8
31% May 29
2
84
18% Feb
7
40
Feb
2
29Va Apr
59 % Jun
84
Jan
4
93
Oct
393/4 Sep
29
50
Mar 20
29% Jan
20'
563/4 Nov
29
31
20% Jan
3
47% Dec
6
133/4 Oct
4
8 % Jan
4
5174 Jan
2
American
Distilling
24
35% NOV
23
American
Electric
36
14
641/4 Dec
4
American
20 3/4 Mar
Dec
25% Jun
25
14
44 % Oct
1
17
20
Nov
21
28% Nov
22
133/4 May 29
18% Jun 28
101
3
30
37
Apr
34
Jan
54
Mar 20
15% Oct
24
20% May 16
3
5
American
12
5%%
42% Jan
2
American
Mar 19
29
28
19
49 % Aug
18
Jan
18
81% Dec
4
293/s Dec
29
463/b Sep
13
3
3
Sep 28
19
33% Jan
3
62
Jun
17 % Nov
8
2
21
146
May 17
42% Mar 10
50 % Mar
9
.Jan
13
26% Mar 21
543/4 Jan
3
136% Jan
3
72% May 18
146 % NOV 20
24
27
30 % Apr
% May 29
30% Oct 24
183/8 Sep
Aug
18
Jun
23
2834 Jan
3
30% Jan
11
103% Jan
3
121% Jan
41
3
3
127% Apr
27% Jan
il
16
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
139% Dec
131%
Jan
3
63
19% Jan
1
27
.
13
Nov~22
183/s Mar 13
Mach
Metal
&
American
Fdry
American
News
2
2
Amer
24
543/4 Jan
4
American
18% Jan
25
14
Oct
Oct
23% Oct
24
2
152% May 16
22
30% Mar 15
26
40 3% Feb
7
8 ®/8 May 29
48% July 18
18% Jan
17
142
Jan
122
Jan
20% Feb
2
1
3
27
293/b May 29
65
May
4
152
Apr 24
30% May 8
133% Apr 11
-
33% July 18
43% Mar 2
17
363/4 Apr
3
98% May 29
25% Oct 24
136% Jan
2
Jan
32
123
July
2
Sep
7
42% Jun
5
20
May 29
25
443/a Apr
1343/aFeb
5
19
Jan
8
25
Aug 10
27% Oct
31
Jan
263/4 Oct
17
5%
23
22% Aug 29
13% Nov 21
19
51% Nov
4
19
May 11
27
Jun
27
153/4 Feb
Oct
26
54
22
5
17
Jun
17% Sep
25
273/4 Apr
17
10
May 28
1
3
21
163/4 Oct
30y2 NOV
34% May
27% Jan
3
58 5/a Apr
38 % Dec
44
Jan
3
65
33
Nov 20
243/4 Aug 21
10
39
225/8 Sep
23 %
25
24
May 29
15
Mar 30
1,100
20
20%
20 Vo
2072
5,400
23%
24
*23
t
235u
1,300
41
41
*40
42
94
*921%
94
5%
2
13
37
Jan
17
31% Nov 15
For
39=8
39%
333/o
3274
333/4
64
61%
64%
20
18 %
19%
18%
9%
93/8
9%
363/8
36%
51%
52
51%
52%
52 %
2iy4
21%
21%
t213/4
2134
1
*14%
_i
19%
100
*105
1.75
com
15
19%
80
31%
*105
20%
80
100
15
19%
107
20 3/b
com__l
x36
31%
1053/a
*105
20 %
*80
*92%
400
10
46
46 5/a
46Vs
4674
38,500
4074
39%
40
39%
4074
10,200
33 Ve
337/4
3274
3374
32 3/4
33%
44,700
60 5/3
62%
61 Va
62%
61
63 74
48,400
18%
1874
1874
18%
7,800
9%
93/8
91%
974
14,700
37%
37%
373/3
52%
525/8
533/3
53
53%
55,300
22%
22%
23%
23%
23%
44,100
18%
974
37%
37
*143/4
15%
19%
21%
*105
21%
22%
*80
81
20%
107
*105
21%
15 %
153/a
20
19%
107
...
*80
81
315/s
32 %
32%
32%
105 %
1053/8
105%
32%
1053/a
105
20%.
21%
203/4
1
10
32%
36,600
105 %
600
32
33 %
129~200
81
*80
81
1,500
4,800
107
*105
215/8
105
1.5
20 %
15
15 %
20%
107
4,100
37
36%
*1043,4
'
12.400
15%
153/B
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15
26%
26%
26%
26 %
265/s
26%
263%
26%
26%
1,200
16%
.16%
16 3/a
163/4
163/8
173/a
16%
17%
16%
17%
141,800
39%
40%
383/4
39%
39%
39%
39 %
40
39%
39%
15,400
25%
26%
253/4
26
633/s
Co
10
Co_
No par
Potash
26%
x263/a
263/4
25%
26%
63 5/a
65
X63
63
63%
63%
12%
13%
13%
133/a
123/4
13
12 %
13
66,300
31%
32%
323/8
333/4
31%
323/a
31
31 %
19,700
13%
35,100
*147
31%
13 %
13
13%
13%
■13%'
148%
*147
148%
*147%
148 %
17% •18%
18%
19%
19
18%
&ef'g
273/4
28
28%
28%
par
12%
12%"
12-%
133/4'
cem-_No par
"54%
54%
555/8
150
x23%
*124'
13
13%-
*147 %
148%
*147 %
148 %
18 %
18 3/e
173/4
18%
28*%
"
27%
25
37
25
35%
113 %
6.25
30
100
'55%
*148 %
150
23%
■
127
223/4
*124 '
150
28%.
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'
.
'12%
.,55%
148%
<■23
223/4
127
*124%
;
28%
13%
56
128%
25
59%
com—_5
*21%
25
233/4
127
27
28%
x26%
29%
12 3/8 '
54%'
55V4
.4__
&
263/a
273/8
8~300
*
36 Va
6,600
113%
176,200
30%
30%
29%
29%
29 V8
29%
69,500
129 %
128 y4
127 %
29%
30%
1283/4
129%
60
593/4
603/a
59 %
60%
213/4
213/a
21%
213/4
213/4
27
*26%
27
29%
X128
*26%
27
26
*25%
26
*25 %
26
*24%
26
*24%
26
24%
24
24%
24
24
24%
x46 %
25%
263/8
26%
1
16%
17%
26%
18%
213/4
.22%
21%
22%
29%
29%
29%
303/8
41%
413/4
41%
41%:
293/4
29%
29%
30%
28 5/a
29 %
29
29%
94%
93
93
*93
94%
Wire
1
37
Jan
4
Anaconda
37% Jan
4
95
34% Sep
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
$4
preferred
;
26
49% Feb
12
44% Dec
5
Anken
25
24% Feb
8
Apco
."
1.7%
58
*21%
12734
660
59%
58%
59%
68,100
213/4
21%
21%
900
300
128
127
27
*26%
27
*253/4
26
*25%
26
*24%
26
*24 %
26
*24
24%-
*24,
27
24 %
800
12%
12%
2,200
*47 Va
48 V4
1,700
13
12%
12%
46%
47
48
26%
27
27
273/B
16,400
173/8
18 %
173/a
17%
17 Va
17%
131,600
22%
213/4
22%
213/e
22%
12.400
303/a
293/4
30
293/4
30
11,700
41%
423/a
41%
42%
41%
42 V8
33,300
28%
29
28 Va
28 %
28
28
283/4
29
283/8
29%
94%
94%
94%
12 %
22%
-30
27%
27
"
50
&' Cable
—No par.
6.25
No par
.29
283/4
*93
5,400
373/8
353/4
116%
13
_
600
18,600
8
36 %
26
Corp__ 1
36%
27 3
117%
47%
Co
■
114%
123/4
Anaconda
27
x36
46 3/4
Amsted Industries Inc
27%,
37%
x37
12%
2
27%
36%
463/4
4
320
100
125
125
38
12%
52% Jan
8,600
23%
233/4
115%
*25%
„
127
6,800
149
149
36%
37%
..
25
—_
233/8
6,400
12%
55%
.
.
114%
37%
46%
AMP
23 3/e
.55
36%
—No par
shares
_No par
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
1483/4
*124 %
11%
■
114%
*24%
„
148 3/4
29%
28%
12%
114
36%
36
Smelting—1
Ampex Corp
*93
V
640
14,500
70
:
Anderson
Clayton & Co—.—21.80
Chemical & Film Corp
20c
Oil Coi-p——
>•
36
37%
114%
27%
,^_25
Zinc Lead
•'
.
148%'
.25
—
2,000
%
~
33%
Corp
Inc' endorsed
"13
63
*63
'
___io
Ship Building Co__No
Ametek Inc—
11,400
26
63%
13%
—100
preferred
preferred—
preference
xl5
303A
-
Develop'mt Corp l
Viscose
15 5/s
12% -13%
1
par
&
28
393%
1
27
Jun
47
par
26
11
46%
12.50
Jun
page 25.
47
93%
253/4 Oct
see
46 Vs
9 Ve
91
26% Nov 30
93
19%
23% Jun
footnotes,
93
26%
15
9
93
40c
45% Apr
4
93% Feb 16
48% Nov 17
41%
40
2
33% Mar 29
May 16
23%
23%
39
No par
1137% Nov
333/4 Feb
90% Jan
22
2374
*40%
23%
*92
60
May 22
443/4 May 22
35% Oct
24
No par
20% Jan
37% Jan
37% Jan
4
*23
323/B
preferred—
American
2,400
201/4
5 % %
6%
32,600
40 V2
?0
preferred
28% May 23
4574
40 %
393/s
American Water Works Co
18
44 7,8
4074
39
American
Sep
29,500
45
4074
46%
25% Mar 19
29
355„
443/8
403/8
461/8
61% Mar 23
25
25
34%
44%
40%
20%
American Tel & Tel Co
American- TobaCco common
Jun
35%
445/8
407-8
20
American Sugar Refining com
7%
preferred
25
3474
44%
20%
Amer South African Inv.Co Ltd—£1
4
355%
44%
x40%
19%
7% preferred
—._i_____„ioo
American Snuff Co common——8 %
6% non-cumulative preferred-100
293/4 Jan
343/4
49
*
26
343/8
4874
American Seating Co
Oct
33%
49
preferred
27
6,100
48%
preferred
Gas
American Smelt &
6%
110
49
Corp—1.66%
Amer Research &
American
48%
487'4
Optical Co
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
1%
145/a
49
•V
Chem___No par
American Rad & Std Sany com
5
;
1414
48%
481%
American
32% Jan,
15
48%
I
100
Natural
733/4 Jan
12
48 Va
93
___
48% May 29
8% Oct 24
142% Jan
48%
38%
Climax Inc
Motors
2
24
4734
48
preferred
American
23
Oct
143/4
48
-
•>
*37i/2
American Metal Products
American Meter Co
19
18
Apr
24
Apr
34% Jan
143/o
--
15,600
1.47 a *
14
48
Investment Co of 111
convertible
Jan
20% Nov
119
4%%
46
Oct
14%
48
700
63 Va
48
preferred
American
53
-20
14%
X14 5/a
21,700
26 %
*6174
*92
Foreign Power
prior
3.90%
2
12 5/8 Oct
] 1
13
24% Jan
1053/a Nov
18%
2 6 Va
63%
48
Hosp Supply Corp_No
American International Corp
106 % Nov
223/a Jun
21% Apr
55 % Dec
&
Jan
18'/8
26 Va
41
American
86
185/8
26%
*6174
4474
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products-
<^0
5
American
8
7
.18 »/4
63%
41
jExport Lines Inc
16
8
23
18%
26%
*613/4
—5
Power
2
24% Oct
18%
x26 Va
447s
Corp
American
Jan
79 % Sep
Sep
Enka
5
333/4 Feb
14
43,400
106
*97%
26%
—10
Co—_6.50
Co
40% Feb
193/a Feb
6,500
18%
18%
18 Va
13,300
47,800
2474
233/4
257a
106
18%
100
10
79
27
97
163/8 Nov
May 29
10% Jan
18 Ve
*97
8
63
18
3374
41/2%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co_
557a Jan
26
,
5
25
29
16
13
Jun
Apr
133/4 Jan
,
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Consumer
Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common_10
,
23
123/4 May 29
8% Oct 18
x24 Va
183/i
110
1,100
116 7
116
No par
Cable
&
Apr
89% Sep
Dec
Chain
48
35
12 3/b Jan
American
25
18
26
18%
*97%
32,900
25
35 % Jhn
28
25%
183/s
1
24%
233/a
24
1173/b
26%
12.50
common
5
233/4 Apr
123% Apr
26 34
110
23%
116
62
32 5/8
_
Dec
26
25
Co
Can
preferred
93
Jun
24%
118%
26%
1
28% OCt
86% Feb
39% Dec
2
_No par
__
3
75% Nov 28
139Va
Inc
Jan
26
Jan
17
7%
Co
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
19
3
Corp
"
~i
23
117Ve
63 Va
*62
50
American
42% Jan
17%
*97%
18%
26%
"
23%
92,700
21%
21 %
'
6%
4
47V4 Feb
13
5
*19%
11734
26%
18%
100
17%
No par
Co_
27'/a
17%
*97
^.100
American Bank Note common
115%
26 V4
1
preferred
22%
115%
23
22%
115
No par
common
convertible
25
41% Mar
41
Corp
53 V4 Apr
38 % May 29
38i/4 July
5
23,500
20
18% Jan
5
400
6,600
18 1/4
30
20
25
28
81% Oct
18
29%
19%
18
Nov
36% Nov 30
18e/8
19%
Oct
39 Va Jun
24% Jan
18%
No par
Jun
May 24
63% Apr 20
19
29Va
11
105
18%
2.1%
41
49
9
19
31
561%
6
4
3
18 3/8
225/8
4
4
6
19%
30
55 %
American
May 18
Jan
89% Jan
18%
*87%
22%
4
30
65
36
13% Jan
88 Va
89
*86%
28%
40% Jan
34% Jan
20% Jan
88
89
22%
American
40
88 Va
*86
553/4
19
3
40,700
88%
54 Ve
3Va%
47% Feb
Jan
11.300
15%
88
21%
American
25
Sep
12%
15
55
Amer
223/4 Jun
24
X12 3/a
157 a
*86
No par
11
—
12 34
15
87
*86
,
223/4
16
17
«...
12 Va
155/e
87
31%
23
61% Apr
Jun
1274
15Vi
*86
53 Va
Feb
41% Aug 29
•
123/s
15%
87
22
23% Jan
4
3
18 % Jan
12%
15%
10
_
Corp
24% Apr
513/4 Jun
15% Jan
*86
121/4
15%
America.
Petroleum
18
87
87
12 y4
15 V4
1
of
Amerada
25
2.000
18.300
12 %
*86
100
Limited
Co
Amerace
July 19
6%
52%
30Va
9
1
800
6%
51%
7
52 3/a
30
15
Mar
3,900
Amalgamated Sugar Co
19
16% Oct
59
preferred
Cement
Feb
31
39%
6%
50 34
900
62,500
a
1
__
Inc__
common
134 V* Feb
114
39%
6%
51%
51
95
29 %
Aluminium
4
22 % Oct
36
6%
6%
51%
.
1
No par
Aluminum
22
Mfg
convertible
493/4 Mar 20
23
674
50 5/e
'
Supermarkets
28% Jan
19 3/b Oct
*39%
*94
95
10
_
Allied
25
98% Sep
_
Allis-Chalmers
25
24% Oct
_
2
34
39V4
391/4
24
25
39%
393/4
6%
51%
Jun
May 29
39%
393/4
6%
50%
Jun
18
13
39 %
16% Oct
84% Jun
427
13
No par
17f%
7
42%
13
12 34
45
11
431/8
12%
41%
13
81% Mar 30
37% Oct
42 %
13
42%
383/4 May 16
119% Dec
42%
4,400
20
13
—
*94
95
39,900
95
20
42
4
3
*94
20 Va
13%
—
_
*94
1
20Ve
43
Mills
5,200
10%
13
12
19
120
42%
Portland
Jun
92
5
Corp__
_
Inc
69% Jan
*91Vs
9
_
—
Alside
28
91 Va
203/a
25% Dec
Mar 24
91 %
20 3/e
Alpha
26
91%
29%
12
20
14,700
20 Ve
30% Jan
19% Dec
33
95
25% Oct
11
32%
20%
56% Nov 30
36% Sep
331/4
*20 Ve
24
143/4 Oct
32%
*94
4
7
33%
__1
Jan
100% Mar
177';$
100
16 3/e Feb
23
17%
Corp
5
Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Allied
6
4
18'/a
34%
Stores
11
17%
3C3'4
Products
70% Nov
3
Oct
Jan
343,8
5
Corp common
convertible preferred
Co
1,300
34%
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Inc
25,700
4
33/4
3%
35
1
Jan
48 V2 Jan
7
3%
10
Alleghany
19
36% Jan
25,300
1
27% Sep 27
39% May 28
44
56%
Inc
7
July
55%
*34%
4
16% Dec
567/8
34%
4
3
16,700
34%
50% Sep
27
14,500
6614
34%
15% Apr
12% Jun
15V4
651/4
33/,
533/4 Apr
50% Jan
3,400
15
55%
4
261/4 V 26%
15' /
343/8
3
18
15,400
67
33/4
90
8,700
26,800
26%
34%
100
123/4
14%
•
3%
preferred
13%
5534
12T3
13
x55
•
4,900
65 Va
56%
33/4
4
133/4
13
26'A
673/a
553/8
56'/a
15V8
■:
57 Va
12 Vs
■
34 Va
4
Sep
55
263/4
14%
661/4
:'v
13%
56 34
...
2
8
6%
26V4
153/a
66 Vs
131/8
common
Inc
4% %
15
64%
%
13V4
581/8
32%
2
Gas
Products
4
.
13
55%
V
,
Corp
Industries
Alabama
Jan
203/4 Sep
66 % Aug
17,200
141/4
25%
Adams-Millis Corp
12V4 Mar 20
6,000
6714
67
67%
133/4
25
22% Apr
41
67
15
25%
9% Sep
14
671/4
14 Va
25V4
35
Jun
67
151/4
32% Jan
53/i May 29
67 3/8
67 y4
8,000
253/a
Air
11
Dec
93
41
71%
24 V8
94% May 16
8
41
71 'A
xl4%
7
89% Dec
41
713/4
153/4
19
39
40 %
70 3/4
*40%
251/4
4% Feb
24% July 25
41
71
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
40% Mar 26
9
401/4
693/4
15%
70% Feb
29
40'/4
6934
24%
Control
20 % Aug
4,400
42
69 3/4
1
Products
45% Nov
Shares
i\
-39%
1
25
Co
Air
3
the Week
Dec. 7
.
—10
Steel
Air
29
88% Jun
Industries Inc
Acme
17
12% Jan
4
Vending Corp—.,
18%Apr 18
84% Mar 15
37% Dec
Friday
Dec, 6
Adams Express Co
19% Mar 15
353% Jan
Thursday
Dec. 5
5
Acme Markets Inc
2
24
9% Sep
60% Oct
3
3
Wednesday
Dec. 4
1
Laboratories
Abbott
9
Tuesday
Dec. 3
Par
Abacus Fund
16
11% Oct
Jan
8 Ve
813/4 Mar
52 % Jun
% Jan
6
Jan
55
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
ABC
17
Mar 14
23
56% Aug 29
24
80
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
;
1
*38%
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
38 y»
38%
38%
900
.413/s
433/4
42 Va
42%
44,100
16%
16%
16s/«
16%
17,800
38
'
413/s
■15%
43
41%
43%
15%
15%
15%
42%
.
44 3/b
15%
17
*
•
Number 6219
Volume 196
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2387)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
••
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
"
Year 1961
1
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
•/:
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
No par
33 Va Jan
3
43% Apr
12
33
Jun
25
40y2 Dec
7
Archer-Daniels-Midland
37% Sep
8
43% Oct
19
23% Jun
25
38% Feb
5
Arizona
67% Jan
3
79% Aug
9
40
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
53% Aug
3
32
Oct
24
57% Feb
16
Armour
741/4 Oct
73% Apr
891/4 Jun
23,
Armstrong
37% Jan
50
3
30
Jan
3
13% Mar 16
47% Jun
25
82 % Jan
2
46
4
11
6
85% July 28
Jan
78 % Jan
25% Oct
24
47
91/2 Oct
30
18
May 22
191/4 Sep
19
Public
Steel
Armco
7
&
$3.75
24 '/2 Aug
2
15% Oct
25
23% Apr
16
Aro
9
36% Dec
13
20% Jun
15
33% Feb
26
Arvin
4
28% Jun
1
19% May 29
28% Feb
20
Ashland
2 % Oct
25
5
3
3% Mar 30
Jan
3
110
53 % Jan
82
July
Nov
1
105% Jan
2
IIO1/2 Jun
22
Sep
27
801% Jan
2
20% Aug
6
27% Jan
16
9% Aug
7
2
52
21
21% Jan
3
29
Oct
23
9% Jan
3
10% Nov
16
35% Jan
4
54
83
<
42% Jan
481/4 Feb
20
2
31% Jun
4
24
3
25
811/4 Jan
May
Jan
3
84% Oct
11
30% Jun
5
21/2 Nov
30
41/4 Feb
27
14% Apr
12y8 Nov
Atlas
17
15% Sep
20
15
20% Dec
7
July 23
25% Dec
6
11% Jan
24
1
29% May 12
21
9% Oct
45% Mar 29
24
31% Jan
2
28% Feb
13
271/4 Sep
19
131/2 Jan
3
27% Aug
2
16% May 29
171/a Feb
2
681/4 May
8
14
4% Jan
3
Jun
25
52 y8
52,800
41
411Yt
20,200
64
65
64%
88
*87i/a
1
34
34%
x34 i/b
34%
347/8
357/«
35%
36%
36
36%
7,400
5
10 y4
10 y8
*10»/a
IO1/2
10%
101/2
420
18
*17%
10%
*10'A
10%
xio
417/s
42y2
65%
88
*871/8
5,900
88
150
18%
18%
17%
18
*17%
181/4
700
26 y4
26 7/8
26%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
271/4
27%
5,500
24%
25 y4
251/8
25%
24%
251/4
25
25 %
25
25%
9,300
1
5
2%
Co
preferred
Co
com
V
2%
2%
46%
46
108
109
17%
2%
44%
46
*108
100
2%
2%
45 %
Corp com_50c
64
63%
64
25%
2%
47%
IO91/4
25
253/s
1
2%
47%
108%
63%
64
2%
47
108
108
108
18
2%
108%
3,200
47%
47
•
11,100
1081/4
110
63
63%;
3,100
247%
24%
25
24%
10 3/a
IO1/2
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
42%
42%
43
427/a
43
42%
10%
43
10%
42%
10
41/2
431/4
43i/8
*86
87%
86
86
45
45%
45
457/a
11,700
49
49%
49
49%
14,500
*86
87%
/
3,400
86
No par
44%
45%
45%
457/a
45%
46
common
10
483/s
491/4
48y8
50
49%
50
preferred
B
50,100
11,500
86%
100
85%
861/4
851/2
85%
853/4
861/2
853/4
853/4
85%
86%
1
15%
153/4
153/8
157/a
15%
16
143/4
15%
14%
151/4.
_1
21/4
2%
2'%
23/e
2%
2%
2%
2%
143/4
*153/4
RR
Industries—
143/4
20
2%
15
*14%
16
-
147/a
15
70
600'
42,300
2%
15
15
19%
33,100
20%
2,500
173/4
18
173/4
18
173/4
18
18
193/8
No par
*24 J/2
26%
241%
24%
♦241%
26
253/4
25%
Co of Amer_2.50
Canteen
143/a
143/4
14 5/8
147/a
14%
15
14 Ve
14%
14%
14%
38,600
24%
24%
251/B
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
112,600
203/4
20%
21%
20%
213/4
20 7/8
21%
20%
21
Corp
1
Electronics
86
No par
common
prior pref ($1.20)
Avnet
51
66
common
Nichols
Automatic
30% Mar 29
52%
421%
preferred
Avco
521/s
86
Line
series
Conv
53%
417/a
100
Refining
Corp
5%
27,100
52%
2.50
Investment
Coast
Austin
2 97/a
87
preferred
Chemical
Atlas
8,200
29%
65
preferred
$3.75
5
12% Jun
5
16
23
12
29
Nov
3
40ya
301/a
417/a
X24%
Feb
May 10
Nov
13 % Jan
211/2 Feb
10
25% Feb
40
29%
65
641/8
25%
Atlantic
40
30%
53%
407/s
65 V4
25%
Atlantic
391/2
297/8
88
Inc
non-cumulative
City Electric
5
Shares
39%
*87
Refining
Brewing
Co
Atlantic
4%
the Week
Dec. 7
30y4
63 «/2
15
88
41 y4
Friday
Dec. 6
39 %
88
641/4
Dec
1
29
40%
x64'/4
63%
57% Feb
3
Jun
2
52%
10
5%
6
46
'
52%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
4
91% Apr
27
41% Oct
60
52 y4
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 5
39
88
&
1st
Associates
49% Jan
10
21
21% Oct
76
Oct
85
Oil
Associated Dry Goods
10% May 14
341/4 May 29
87% Feb
July 14
391/4 Dec
Aug 24
297/e
Wednesday
2.50
Industries
5.25%
30%
1
common
Corp
Associated
51/8 May 25
47"% Nov 21
37% Oct
102% Feb
38%
29%
5
Co
Arnold Constable Corp___
Feb
39%
No par
Cork
Armstrong Rubber Co__
Jan
Sep
Co—
Mar 22
20
20
Corp
39
2.50
Co
preferred
22
Dec. 4
10
Service
Jan
12
Tuesday
Dec. 3
Par
Corp
?4
1
£0% 1
5c
*26
10,200
29
300
30,000
B
7% Mar 29
36i/a Jan
10
591/2 Dec
18
11% Nov
37% Jun 26
9
17
12
581/2 Feb
10
15
Oct
9
8 % Mar
4 y2 May 29
May 29
Babbitt
Balcock
9
Mar 20
12% Jan
3
19!/o Aug 15
liya Jun
25
19y8 Apr
27% Jan
20
41% Nov
15
27 y8 Jun
27
4
103% Dec
11
96% Jun 2b
821/4 Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85 y2 Jan
4
23% Nov
22
47
Jan
19
18 y2 Oct
211/b Dec
22
471/2 Jan
19
17
331/4 Dec
26
63
Jan
18
30
33% Dec
15
62% Jan
19
29% May 18
Baker
371/2 Mar 28
941/4 Jan
13% Mar
9
(B
19
&
Tools
Baltimore
5
4%%
9
4%
23
33% Feb
1
Jun
14
30% Jan
Oct
29
48% Feb
29 % Oct
3
48% Feb
9
9y2 Oct
19
22% Feb
21
Gas
&
Common
19
4%
20
15% Jan
21% Dec
25
8
Barber
24
20% Jan
5
521/2 Apr
30
12 y4 Nov
18% Feb
8
271/a Aug
13
23% Jan
47% Jan
3
36
Oct
22
59
Jan
351/4 Dec
27
617/a Aug 29
48i/2 July 10
21
Oct
23
37
Jan
35% Nov
8
31% Dec
13
33 '/a Apr
4
59
/
Nov 30
18% May 29
36% Oct 24
29% Jun
51 % Jan
6
82%
Nov~27
44 % Jun
941/2 Jan
11
96 y2 Mar 28
101
171/2 Mar 14
87
Jan
3
81
Jan
6
17y4 Apr
31
Oct
19
.
21
100 »/4 May 15
Feb
26
27
52 % Jan
29
25
71
Nov
27
17 % Oct
159% Dec
12
Beam
24
Beckman
2
1
55
Nov
13
95
Feb
19
6
11% Jun
28
22% Jan
22
Beech
8
31% Jun
5
26
Beech
29 y4 Sep
2
27
24
35% Feb
117/s Oct
Apr
Beck
34% Aug 20
16y8Jun
8
141/4 May 29
Beech-Nut
Belco
22% Feb
9
19i/4 Feb
26
A
7 % Jun
25
121/a Feb
14
Bell
Sep
27
75% Jan
31
Bendix
341/4 Jun
25
557/8 Mar 15
49% July 16
54i/4 May 28
16 %
Apr
28
72
Jan
31
48
59% Sep
Nov
22
16
5 !
13%
13%
13%
13%
14,500
323/4
21,200
31 Va
100y4
*89
Bell
&
32%
101%
lOli/a
89%
*89%
90%
*891/2
901/2
10
27%
26%
271/a
26%
27
263/4
27%
6,000
25%
25J/2
253/4
25%
25%
25
25'/4
6,800
13
73%
„
42%
43%
43'A
44
42%
42%
44%
44
443/a
43%
445/8
411/4
43
6,500
13
13
13%
141/4
13%
14%
13%
13'3/4
4,400
72%
731/4
73
74%
74
741/2
1,800
11
IIV2
10%
11
4,500
42%
401/4
41
1,400
.
x72%
72%
liy4
11%
11%
11%
42 y2
42%
42
42
11%
113/4
*411/2
*43
42%
*41%
Jun
•58
4
48% Jan
12
53
127/8
13%
12'/a
13%
12%
131/8
123/4
13
12%
13
3,900
43
43
44
44
45
443/4
453/4
45
46
4,500
27%
28'/4
27%
273/4
277/8
x267/e
27%
27%
27%
26%
25%
27%
26%
273/8
263/8
26%
26 Ve
27
43
39%
42'%
43 J/4
39
433/8
431/2
431/2
44%
44%
44%
373/4
39%
373/4.
38 %
38V4
38V2
2,600
56%
101%
./•'• 56%
58%
593/4
60%
59%
61
611/2
631/4
12,900
*100y4
101 J/4
IOOV4
IOOV4
*100V4
*100V4
1Q1%
30
215/8
12,100
1071%
35,600
39
56
*100%
100
2.50
Inc
4%%
20%
103
1
pfd
100
63
16Va
.
1
ty»32
50
Savers
5
34%
1
Corp
14%
18ya
13%
1
2
No par
Intercontinental
Corp
23
9
1
1191/4 Nov
3
Dec
11
108 Va Jun
3
11/2 Jan
19
l%Jan
2
3
427/e Dec
1
1281/4 Mar 23
15
1% Jan
33% Jan
39
Sep
13
39% July
140% Sep
1
7
133
271/4 Oct
26
48% Mar 13
22% Oct
24
49% Apr
271/a Oct
1% Feb
22
17
May 15
148
42
Feb
20
39
20 %
103
63
16V2
*32
35 %>
14y2
18% -
211/4
1063/i
1091/4
1
34%
14%
18%
17
33
33
353/b
35%
353/4
14%
14%
145/a
&
Co
Bestwall
Corp common
7%
preferred—.
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4% % pfd series of 1951
—
29
161/2 Jun
15
79% Jan
3
40i/2 Jun
25
64
22% Oct
31
39% Jan
20
Oct
31
267/8 Feb
Bliss
&
10
Oct
19
181/2 May
Bliss
(EW)
18
Oct
24
24% Dec
Bobbie
Brooks
351/8 May 29
56% Feb
Boeing
Co
3
23% Dec
Jan
6
84
41
Jan
9
31% Sep
26
22% Jan
3
351/2 Jan
22% Jan
26
6
Mar 13
28
57% Sep
30 y4 Dec
7
5
23% Aug
8
197/8 Jan
3
36% Apr
7
55% Feb
7
79 y4 Nov
27
Jan
12
&
Black
Mar 19
Decker
Blaw-Knox Co
2
:
13%
13 S/8
2,200
241/8
24%
62,900
9y8
9 Ve
9%
9%
9%
8,800
9%
37% Apr
Bohn
Bond Stores Inc
Aluminum
&
Brass
Corp
!
—
28 7/8 Mar 12
Book-of-the-Month
41% Jun
25
70
Jan
2
Borden
3
49 ys Dec
12
341/4 Oct
24
48% Jan
3
80 y2 Oct
23
79
Jaju
15
84y2 May 24
21% Dec
26
Oct
26
9% Oct
Club
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
523/4
533/8
51%
51%
*117
120
86
7% Dec
27
8,400
4,700
237/a
24
2 3 3/8
123/4
13%
125/B
12%
12%
125/a
9,600
215/a
22
235/a
23
23%
23
24%
24,800
38%
387/8
38%
39%
38%
40%
39%
395/a
39
393/8
84,400
33%
34
19%
*33
19%
33J/4
32
1,300
xl9y4
193/4
193/a
195/8
19%
19%
191/4
19 3/8
1,900
24 y4
24%
24 Ve
24%
235/a
24%
24%
245/a
2 4.5/a
245/8
1,700
5
5
~
55 >•
24
391/4 Nov
26
Briggs
21
15
99% Feb
13
Bristol-Myers
563/a
56%
56%
56
56%
563/8
57%
20,900
423/a
42
42%
415/8
42
41%
41%
25,200
84J/2
*83
84%
*83%
84%
*831/4
84%
641/4 Jan
3
78 y4 Jan
11
86 y4 Mar 14
83i/2 Jan
4
891/4 Nov
1
103% Nov
30 y4 Jan
11
45
106 y2 Jan
10
Dec
13
30
28
109
*
70
Jun
437/s Apr
Jun
112
May 29
27
116
5.50%
26
68
Jan
30
26
99% Feb
Jan
17
747/a Mar
8
131/b Oct
24
52% Jan
2
35
Jan
5
59
Dec
28
451/4 Jun
22
61% Jan
25
Oct
13% Jan
3
25 "
May
10
Oct
24
17% Jan
801/4 Oct
series A
22
30y4 Nov
28
14
Bucyrus-Erie
19
15% Feb
8
14
Budd
Co
class A—.
8
791/2 Jun
84% Oct
4
48% Sep
13
271/4 Oct
26
41% Feb
21
19% May 17
8 »/4 Oct
31
181/2 Mar
8
67
26
61% Jan
29
91/4 Oct 24
15% Jan
2
Bulova
25% Dec
7
Burlington Industries
4%
preferred
&
Jan
14% Dec
29
16% Jan
3
31
22 yi May 10
24% Nov
28
44
Jun
18% Jun
25
73 % Jan
3
82% Sep
29
80
Jan
Feb
2
70% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
68
81
Jan
26
23
Jan
26
27 % Jan
.
86% Apr
18
3
19% July 21
8i/a Jan
5
Apr
19
84
Jan
23
37
Apr
27
11% Jun
27
24% Jan
19
24 Va Oct
24
53% Mar 26
26% Oct
16
Feb
28
13
41/a Jan
3
8% Nov 30
,13 5/a Jan
3
5
183/a Jan
12
22% Jun
12
131
Nov 30
28 Va Apr
91
8
% Oct
23
23
4
10
7% Jan
•
123/8 Mar 28
76
May 28
18% Oct 24
Jan
4
25
90% Jun
6
85% Jan
12
51% Dec
18
48% Nov
27
52% Jan
4
8
21% Jan
For
3
27% May 22
footnotes,
see page
Jun
14
193/a Sep
28
25.
-
Mar
12
-
26
-
:
California Financial Corp
Packing Corp
&
Hecla
Corp„_
Inc
conv
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
9
.
Canadian
38 3/a
,383/4
38%
383/4
81
833/4
82%
843/4
84
843%
903/4
*89
903/4
90 3/4 -
89
89
90%
Pacific
73/8
71/8
7%
313/4
31%
31%
313/a
7,600
103/4
11%
11
4,300
31%
10%
11'A
35Va
35J/2
351/4
355/a
112%
1121/2
111%
111%
86%
7
2,800
7
6,400
59,400
Ry
35
35%
nn3/4
89
113
5,100
9,000'
31,800
1
60
4,500
390
89
89
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
17 3/a
18 Va
56%
56%
56%
56%
56 5/a
56 3/4
567/a
29%
29 Va
29%
28 5/a
29%
28 5/a
29
283/4
29%
7,700
16%
xl57/8
16%
16
16%
153/a
16
15%
157/a
10,400
12%
12%
12 5/8
12%
123/8
12%
123/8
12%
12,800
12%
83
29
74%
92%
14%
30 /a
1
83%
2.50
1
5
1
235/8
4%
12%
13%
93%
9
24%
43/4
12%
25
*88
89
355/8
112%
"
17%
10%
No par
35%
112
4
56 Va
10%
22%
*91 Va
*49
9%
22%
881/2
89
*89
3%
4%
17%
21
-
88
4
56%
20%
No par
100
41/8
35%
247/a
84%
1
*89
•4
,375/B
112%
24%
84%
*73
*91
14%
29%
—3%
California
$4.25
38%
80 J/2
1
100
100
100
1
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co—
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
3
Jan 16
Terminal Co
Calumet
27% Feb 15
92% May 24
43% July 27
.
Corp_
Callahan Mining
3
18% Feb
8
175/S July 18
122% Mar 27
25
37 J/2
79 %
4
11%
57%
10%
Inc com
Byers Co (A M)
2
83% Jan
,21%
r
Bush
26
4%
37
81%
10%
57 Va
10%
Inc
preferred
second preference
Burroughs
131/2 May 21
32% Jan
May 29
Sep
Jan
4%%
4
367/8
*80%
29
5
Burndy Corp
5
16% Mar 12
26
20V2 Oct
May 15
24
17% May 29
7V4 Oct
11% Apr
773/4 Jan
3%%
Apr 30
86
36% Oct 31
Sep
•
44% Dec
18
27
73
9
73/8
103/4
7
■
16,600
4
4
31%
12%
Inc
Co
4
7%
5
preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Watch
4
10%
5
Bullard Co
Bullock's
4%
315/a
10
85% Jun
3
29
4
10%
17%
55%
29 Va
16%
1
;—
3
Nov
41/a
31%
7y2
No par
-1
common
31
4
35%
10%
83
5
Jan
$5
11%
34%
35Va
No par
Co
liy4 Jan
29
113/4
34%
*111%
100
No par
Buckingham Corp
21% Feb
91/2 May 29
113/4
34
3iy2
*89
15
Corp_
Buckeye Pipe Line Co——
12 i/s May 29
11%
34%
79%
~
100
10
Brown Shoe Co Inc_.
Brunswick
9
23
12
preferred
11%
34
4
36%
-
1
preferred—.
Brooklyn Union Gas common
25
44
3.50
3
common
3%%
23
Apr
Apr
97% Oct
11%
34%
•
&
Co
113/4
(
10%
7
2.50
Manufacturing Co_
Stratton Corp
Briggs
31%
3iy4
100
No par
Braniff Airways Inc
8% Mar 13
32%
2,000
55%
84%
22
23
32%
24
41
41
4
Sons
33
33
*233/4
*83
56%
40%
>
4V8
preferred
24
13
21%
5
Co
*233/B
12%
21%
100
common
24
237/8
13
24
127/8
21
4ys
37/8 Oct
Jun
100
55
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
601/2 Jun
11
Jan
6,800
263/8
6
15
6
1,100
213/4
87%
55
1,25
Stores Inc—
&
147%
26
9
(E J)
213/4-
*86^4
263/8
11 %
5%
147%
22%
87%
55
34
Brach
147%'
213/4
*863A
26%
11%
.7
147%
22%
871/2
53%
337/8
26
147%
22
*86
1,800
6,500
144,700
26%
33%
117/a Feb
303/a
53%
1
331/8 Nov
30
263/a
10
25
30%
22,700
>
53%
Boston
25
30%
1%
27
Borman
28
May" 15
30%
-
53%
7
41/4 Jun
May 18
14%
29
•.7.
26Vz
2
71/4 Jun
14
8% Jan
28%
1%-
53%
35% Dec
47/8 Feb
9% Jan
34
29%
1471/2
22J/Z
221/b Jan
2% July
6% Mar 22
333/4
28%
315/a
22
26 y4 Oct
12
33%
29%
30%
147
119
333/a
293/8
86
100
*116
333/a
33%
29
22 Ve
119
29
33%
86%
12,200
15,000
52%
1%
34%
33%
22%
55%
53%
*51%
1%
297/8
31
xl46%
*116
55
53
513/4
1%
lVa
317/8
148 Vz
56%
53 %\
1%
1%
1%
*83
11V2
25% Oct
37/8 Dec
120
555/8
523/4
*51
53%;
7.50;
Food
*117
.
27Va
1;
Inc
Co
Edison
56%
;
I
53 J/4
29 i/a May 29
19
9%
9%
56%
56
26%
50c
-
.
21% Jan
900
135/8
25%
52
No par
—
76% Aug 31
35
:
•
Inc__
29
Jan
183/4
133/8
2.50
:
Inc
Co
*181/4
7,100
10,300
24%
86
50c
—__i_
Laughlin
18%
183/a
100
*
13%
22
.
14%
25%
52
*148y4
5
35 %
14%
13%
28%
100
100
35
145/a
23%
*51
3iy4
35%
14%
10
Mfg Co—
—
16
Sep 25
191/2 Jun 25
26
21
18 7% Jan
871/2 Nov
35
13%
32%
8'
30,900
33
235/a
x55V4
1
Co
Steel
200
171/4
33
22^
x52%
40c
Inc—
Gypsum
651%
16%
34
*13%
55%
1%
4,500
13%
*119 v 123
—100
65%
17%
1051/2
5,300
52,000
23%
9'%
53%:
Inc—2 pesos
65%
16%
53%
*52
21
1073/4
*33
18 5/a
18 S/8
18%
21%
•
104%
64
17
33
55 Ve
1
50
Consolidated
Aug 18
717% Apr is
45% Apr 10
12% Jan
71
common
preferred.
conv
Bethlehem
1521/4 Apr 24
271/4 Mar 14
140% July 24
$4.50
Best
5
3
Co
21
101%
*64Va
64
17
64
64
16%
33
20%
106 J/2
20%
20%
104 y4
52%
,_5
Finance
preferred-
Benguet
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
Corp
5%
800
25%
Co
Beneficial
220
27
Bell & Howell Co-
;
101 %
42 %
-
'■
'33% Jan
32
41%
Corp
Gossett
32
101
90%
1
RR
Life
321/4
IOIV4
*891/2
41
41 y4
73%
311/s
1003/4
41%
40%
13
31%
24
24%
40%
13,200
26y2
26%
40%
'
5%
101 %
31
*100y2
91
24
5%
89%
31%
101
26Va
10
Corp
Belding-Heminway
50 y2 Jan
29
141/4
5 1/8
No par
Inc
Petroleum
24
10% Dec
2
13%
10
Inc
S)
(A
Creek
24
697/8 May 25
20
14%
1
_
Corp_l
Inc^^
Aircraft
15% Oct
4
25
Corp
Instruments
Shoe
11% Oct
Jun
141/2 Jan
461/4 Sep
13%
50
preferred
Beaunit Corp
Dec
35
14
(James B.> Distilling Cq—2
Poods Co common—12.50
27i/4 Jun
87
137/8
1
4 % %
May 21
152% Jan
23,500
Beatrice
2
291/b Mar 21
62 % Jun 14
25
Jan
Cigars
17,700
131/b
6%
1
Laboratories
Bayuk
50 %
12%
10
Lomb
&
Baxter
'
49% '
13%
100
preference
Works
Iron
Bausch
2
11
61
Products
Bath
49%
13
preferred_100
Corp
Corp
convertible
Basic
4
19
34% Jan
Oil
5%
x485/8
133/4
—lOO
Basic Inc common
12
53/4
51"%
12%
100
Aroostook
Jun
60
11
6%
50 5/a
13%
100
common
non-cumulative
&
5%
52
12%
100
stamped
8% Oct
-'70% Mar 17
3
B_
C
Preferred stamped
Bangor
534
49%
13
com__No par
series
series
Ohio
534
49%
12%
13
Corp
5%
47%
1
Elec
preferred
preferred
Baltimore
25
&
39 y2 Nov
521/4 Sep
1
9
Co
Inc
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
94% Mar
85% Mar
Inc
Wilcox
Oil
104% Mar
-
T)
133/8
95%
22%
92
50
;-i
*80%
*29
10%
57%
10%
24%
*84%
*73
*91
14%
297/a
*20^
*10%
9
237/s
45/8
•
1,500
212,500
9,100
*80%
83
29%
29%
29%
28 5/a
29
28 5/a
11
103/4
ll3/«
103/4
11%
11
113/a
6,600
58
57
57%
563/4
57
563/4
57
3,200
83
*80%
83 v
103/4
105/a
11%
10%
11
25
24%
253/8
25%
253/4
86
84%
84%
*84%
*80
86
82%
28 3/8
900
IOV4
103/a
9,800
25%
257/a
111,600
*841%
74%
*73
74%
*73
74%
*73
92%
*91
92%
*91
*91%
•
86
70
74%
143/a
15
15%
92%
15%
15a/8
15%
7,300
313/4
305/a
31%
29%
303/a
291/4
29%
78,400
21
21
21
20%
21
20%
2OV2
1,600
10%
10%
10%
103/4
103/4
11
2,400
14%
9%
241/4
5
~
*10%
92 Va
83/4
8%
8 5/8
9%
13,900
-
23%
23 s/8
23Vb
23%
13,500
43/4
,
47/8
4%
47/8
4%
43/4
x85/a
235/a
8%
24
9,000
123/a
121%
X12 3/8
12%
12%
123/a
121/4
12%
8,100
127/a
13 3/a
123/4
127%
12%
13%
13
13 %
22,600
933/4
97%
95%
97%
93
95%'
92%
93%
23,200
22%
21%
22 %
5,900
223/8
x22
22%
217/a
22%
*91 %
92
x92
92
*91%
923/4
*49
51
*49
50
*49
50
92
-
OV*
93/4
97/a
93/a
223/8
22%
225/a
22%
97%
23%...
9%
9%
23%
23 %
«
92
50
50
95%
23
60
30
93/4
18,600
23%
28,500
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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16
.
.
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'/A/a Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
Range Since
NEW
Jan. 1
10
24
56
22
Oct
25
32% Jan
6
9
Jun
13
102% Oct
12
96
Jan
8
43 "2 Jan
62% Nov
13
45% Jun
£3% Jan
52 % Mar 30
26% Jun
Mar 13
£.6% Jan
36
!213a Jan
16% Jun
S:. % Jan
10
3
~C% Jan
27
Jan
46%f Feb
1
'6% Dec
22
Oct 25
2 % No v
6
£2
63% Apr
30
28
45% Mar 14
Carpenter Steel
Carrier
44% Feb
8
45% Jan
3
49% Sep
28
26
36% Jan
2
38 % Oct
23
29
4 % May
3
44
90% May 31
9% Jan
29
2
July
2 Vb Jun
26
3% Jan
41% Aug 29
29 % Jun
25
42 % Jan
22
Jan
10
1
29
32 % Oct
31
18% Nov
1
3
40% Aug
15
28% Jun
25
28
12414 Jan
5
115% Jan
71% Jan
Jun
129
6
3
85% Apr
34'% Dec
Celanese
7%
7.'
16% Jun
14
423/a Feb
19% July 21
14% Nov
13
20'A Mar
73% Dec
5
28 Va May
29
68
22 % Jan
3
3
28% Jun
5
19% Sep
21
26% Feb
23
34 % Jun
5
29
23% Jan
51% Nov
2
50
18% Jan
14 % May
28
Mar
6
59
Mar
7
75 Vb Oct
20
3
38 Va Nov
24
27% Jan
28% Jan
24
£2
Dec
28
54
15
47% Nov
24
Jan
'
1,700
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
7,000
Ohio Ry_100
*101%
100%
*100%
101 %
*100%
101%
40
No par
10
Products
Hudson Gas &
Central
Illinois
4%%
Light
preferred
30% Oct
24
49 Va Feb
16
Chain
22% Oct
25
38% Feb
16
Champion
91
21
Nov
27
$4.50
41% Feb
16
Champion
Sep
28
313A Apr
11
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Checker Motors Corp
21% Jan
15
21
May 29
18
Oct
31
Aircraft
Cessna
Co
Gotham
Chadbourn
Belt
Inc
Co—
Spark Plug Co
4
27% Mar 20
3
30% Jun
9
15 Va Jun
25
25% Feb
7
Chemetron
11% Nov
28
3% Oct
24
IOVb Jan
2
Jan
3
43% Oct
13
Dec
8
67% Jan
18
51
July 19
103.
32
Oct
May 16
H37
15 % July 31
24
Sep
21 Va Feb
14
31
22% Aug
10
37% May 26
13% Jan
3
18% Feb
Feb
7
62
52
Feb
4
98
Jan
11
,
55% Dec
7
27
27.-
3
26 Va Oct
22
13% Jan
4
Chicago & East 111 RR
38
Feb
1
21% Nov
23
Sep
20
273/8 Feb
19
24
36 Va Feb
Oct
24
17% Feb
8
Nov
5
643/a Feb
20
A
Class
15
'Chic Milw St
series
5%
A
25
7
Chic '&
363/a Feb
8
24
31% Jan
12
2
27 Vb Oct
14% Nov
12
30
263/4 Feb
Jun
22
353A May
20 Va May 15
15% Jun
25
21
Mar 26
21% Jan
12
31% Apr
13
May 28
29
Jan
4
25% Sep
25
37% Jan
3
37 % Jan
57% Sep
11
53% Nov
82% Jan
103% Dec
37 % Jan
52 Va Dec
44
Dec
51
Chris-Craft
14
74% Dec
5
Chrysler Corp_
36% May 29
90 Va Dec
98% Feb
2
38 % Jun
21
33% Jan
87% July 10
101 % Jan
2
27'A Jun
25
Dec
32
50% Mar 19
93
Oct
Oct
Cincinnati
29
106
8
•52% Feb
4%
16
Jun
27
49% Sep
26
58% May '17
44% Oct
24
59% Feb
112 Vb Feb
41% Nov
8
20
18% Nov
24'A Oct
1
26
20'
11% July 27
32% Apr
15% Apr
35% Feb
6
14
10
32
41% Mar 30
Sep
27
3
40% Jan
£3% Feb
23
93% July 10
56% Jan
23
5
Jan
10
45% Nov
l
333
61
140
July
109
Nov
17
30
Jun
5
26
59% Dec
6
70
May 29
19% Nov 26
32% May 29
75% Jan 19
4
5
77 Va Jun
15
24% Dec
28
28% Dec
20
29
24
50% Mar 17
3
4'A Jan
43
Jan
3
23% May 17
3
49 Va Nov
19 Va May 29
18 % Jun 27
7%. Oct 22
39% Augjl6
541/2 Feb
42% Apr
19
3
30
10
21% Jan
12
67
Jan/
5
Oct
£0% Jan
11
76 V4 Nov
13
16
55% Dec
9
27
50% Oct
111 Va Apr
18
39Vb Oct
12
10
Aug
3
19% Mar 29
3.2
Jan
3
13 Va Nov
101
Jan
31
5
90%
Nov~27
105% Apr
3
Nov~30
51%
37'A Jun
49% Aug 31
20% Jan
31
31
20% Jan
Dec
Dec
11
11
50% Jan
67% Oct
9
29% Jan
45 Va Nov
10
92% Jhn
3
4%
35%
35%
36
53%
53%
53%
51%
*85
51
25
24
Oct
3
30
Jun
25
65 Va
103
96
25
May 28
May 29
May 29
Jun
25
25 Vb Jun
27
21% Oct
24
46
May 28
30% Oct 22
33 % May 29
16
5
Oct
17
11% Jan
4
5
Consolidated
82% Mar 28
14%
14%
23
$5
•
21
22 Vb
22%
21% -
24
24
19
18%
183/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
173/a.
123/4
133/8
12%
13%
13
14
13%
14
68%
69%
69 %
733/8
72%
74%
72
74
28% Mar
94 Va Apr
2
38
Jun
25
48% Jan
Jan
3
88 % Apr
47 Va
74% Nov
21
3
11% Nov
20
60% Apr
28
62
footnotes,
May 17
see page
May 29
8% Jun
43 Va
25
May 29
35 Vb May 29
25.
41
41%
44%
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43%
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.
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3
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5
5
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100
1
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40
43 Va
42%
42%
26,700
53 Vb
53%
53%
53%
11,400
103 Va
1033/4
103%
104%
2,400
24 Vb
24%
24%
24%
3,200
25%
25 3/8
253/4
25%
25 Va
25
25
25
251/4
103/s
10%
10%
103/s
10%
29
30
30
32%
32 Va
33%
39%
39%
39 Vb
39%
30
39 Vb
67%
68
52%
104
38
140%
.
v
103/a
32
323/4
38
...
38 Va
42%
25
,
A
433/a
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A
38%
41%
40%
473/4
46%
.;
140
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20%
20%
43%
80
42%
25%
27%
26
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25%
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23
22Va
223A
22
22%
18,700
431/8
44%
43V»
433A
431%
441/4
433A
44%
25,000
10
9%
9%
*105
1
10
10%
10 /
1053/4
10%
*105
9%
,
106
9
9%
3,100
12
12%
12
12
11%
12
11%
12
a
9,100
10%
11%
10%
11 Va
10%
11
103/4
103/4
19,000
_1
48%
49
48%
49%
491/4
5OV2
49%
50%
491/4
50
10,200
15,200
V
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
793/4
70%
105%
105%
105V4
1053A
105%
106
106
106%
106%
106 3A
109
109
1081/4
109
109
109 3/e
1093/s
109%
1083A
109%
3,000
33%
32%
333/8
32%
331%
13,000
x34
34%
34
34%
34%
35%
11,300
26%
79%
5
33Vb
33%
33%
33%
1,33 V3
34Va
34 VB
34"%
34%
33%
79%
2,400
5
25%
25%
26
26
26
261/4
26
26%
26%
1,800
:_10
58%
59Vb
58%
59
58%
583A
58
59
58
58%
10,100
1
36Va
36V2
36%
37%
36 3/8
373/4
35%
36%
35 3A
361/4
17,000
No par
100
40%
100 Vb
41
40%
*93
100
99Vt
104
*1013/4
94%
♦92
23%
*93
107%
44%
86%
Copper & Steel
preferred
Insurance-
com
2
4%
25
*17%
7
4%
18
6%
44
*86%
4%
41Vb
991/2
104
41
42
41%
42 3A
18,400
9914
100
99%
IOOV4
630
*1013A
104
IOI3/4
IOI3/4
93%
*913/a
93%
*91%
93%
*913/8
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24%
94%
93
93
20
93%
94%
7%
44
107%
*93
7
43%
*107
94%
71/4
44
108
44%
44%
45
87%
86%
861/2
4%
434
5
*17%
18
17%
17%
60
60%
*93
7
433/a
*107
71/4
43 3A
108
7
17,300
10
7%
34,700
43%
44%
4,000
107%
1071/4
110
44%
44%
44vb
44%
19,300
*86 V2
871/2
87%
87%
170
43/4
6,000
4%
4%
4%
17%
17%
*17'A
59 3A
18
200
58%
61
603A
60%
60 3A
27,600
1
10%
11%
11 %
11%
II Vb
11%
11
11%
11
11
18,800
5
54
54%
541%
55
54%
54%
541/4
54%
54%
551/a
17,600
7
45
45
44%
45%
433A
44%
42V2
431%
59%
5
,
Delaware
40%
x99%
♦101%
107%
convertible
411/4
100%
104V2
*103
86 Va
common
Corp
83,900
25%
41,500
14,000
42%
"
105%
680
45%
25
22%"
42%
22%
48%
44 % *
25%
"'23%'
21%
77%
43
48
45 Vb
IIV4
Inc
—:
A
-
48
43%.
251/4
233A
473/4
433/4
25%
24%
47%
41%
44 Vb
Steel
250
*37 Va
.
140 5/8
*80
A
273/4.
24%
46 %:
107 %
Continental
8,600
64
20%"
/
.
34%
10
2
66%
lOH/4
85 Va
,
80
33%
i
433/a
80
33 %
*79
31%
,
No par
of
66%
*63
47
*140
20%
No par
Motors
1,300
*100'A
44
46
;
86% •186%
43%
Oil
38%
"
140%
*140
84%
43%
Continental
22,700
38
63 %
473/4
6%
Continental
1,400
31%
66%..
*37"%
9,800
10 Va
31
101
63 Va
'
423/8
42%
79%
32
Vb
*37%
203/8
;
•
65 Va
*100
64%
39%
140
85%
,
100
*63%
37%
43%
Continental
*10%
12%
$3.75 preferred
>
.
%\
10%
/,
67 3/a
100
,
64%
x47
20%
31%
65
101
37%
•
140%
84%
20%.
68
67%
100
*63%
.
1.25
Lines
19
300
39%
24%
Baking Co coinmon—5
29
330
4,700
40%
53%
Air
10
5,600
V
iovb
preferred ——I
56
91%
106
104%
24
12 % Jan
49%
90%
23%
23%
72% Feb
49%
106
23%
Corp of America com—5
$5
327,300
52%
94
Continental
73 %
12 Va
$5.50 preferred
13
16,600
104 %
*92%
Inc
700
17,200
13%
10
Coal Co_.
Can
19
17 Vb
13%
-
—No par
preferred
Continental
5,700
13,800
50,700
1,220
23%
.
63 V*
1
6,000
.,.
51%
.
100 Va
1
A
16%.
105 Vat
.40
.
42%
:
.
*18 Va
90'A
105%
•14
*■,.
1043/4
63%
Industries
26
56 Va Jan
41%
r
.
A
49%
90%.
•v/A
1,000
10%
5
10
—No par
pref series A
100
Feb
Feb
49%
91
106
42 3A
<
52%-
No par
4%
19
26
42%
52
49%
90%
*105 Va
'
39
Continental
2
82
7% Jan
42%
91 .a
106
Continental
2
101
46'A Oct
38 3/4
No par
No par
Container
8% Mar 15
8% Feb
90%
*105 Va
38 %
49%
49%
91
106
$4.16
9
21
49
49
89%
$4.50 preferred.
$4.52 preferred—
12
5
26
48%
*105%
xl 00%
Consumers Power Co com
15
25
23%
20%,
23%
18%
10*
23
13
Oct
21Vb
22%
21 Va
23
18%
50
42% Apr
48% Dec
4% Oct
203/4
21
23
50
Natural Gas
85 % Jun
16
26%
.14
.
213/8
,_r
Edison
Electronics
200
20,400
22
26%
.
18 %
47%
Consolidation
34% Jan
12% May
5
21% May 11
21%
26%
23
47
Consolidated
107% Dec
14%
22%
20%
42%
20
77% Jan
July 20
14%
26 %
1
19%
41%
30
Mar
May
conv
31%
3,600
22
;
26%
23
Cigar Corp
preferred
4.12%
700
230
17
31%
A
*18%
*37%
45% Feb
May 15
111
32
11,500
'..
;
20%
16%
5
stock__50
36% Mar 16
50% Jan
*31%
A.
22%
gtd
65% Apr
58
24
31%
25 Va
Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
22 VB
Aug 15
*31
23%
Foods
17% Oct
5% Oct
31%
52
x25%
System_2.50
Consolidated
25
35% May 29
31%
Arm
143/s
Inc-i
2
17 Va Jun
3
17
9
*18
Ry—
39
Feb
92
16%
26%
common
Consol
95
9
17%
22%
:
2
21% July 5
90 Va Jan 11
28
17
14'A
—No par
49 Va Jan
Jun
17%
26%
Edison of N Y com—No par
Consol
19
113% Mar 30
96
16%
55 %
9
18
1,500
16,400
98
54%
'
preferred called
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Cone Mills CorpJ
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
18
Jan
18
105 Vb
5.25%
7
Apr
50% Dec
107% Oct
*85
9%
18
22 Vb
Co_,
Commonwealth
13
98
18
143/4
Commercial Solvents
2
3
9
Credit
4,200
36
18
263/4
common
37% Mar 23
89VaJan
29% Feb
& Southern
45,200
52%
54%
*9
7,100
<
30
29%
52 Va
15
31%
*30%
33%
36
17
163/4
'
33%.
36
53%
9 %
V
53
*85
54%
9%
V
20
23%
noncumulative 1st pfd
Commercial
7
Mar
Iron
45% Jan
15% Feb
i
98
54
9%
22%
Pictures
7% Jun
*85
54%
*8%
14
$4.25 preferred—
_l_No par
Co)umbus & Southern Ohio Elec
51
Combustion Engineering Inc_l
1
11% Oct
*18
98
52
9%
26%
Columbia
115
*85
523/8
34
21%
26
2
98
9%
17
8
100% Nov
35%
52 %
Jan
72% Mar 16
Nov
For
35%
53%
79% Jan
104% Nov
3
35%
52%
31
101
35% Jan
35 5/a
f
4
3
4
10,700
5%
25
2
■64 'A Jan
5,800
19%
A. 5%
May 29
97% Jan
19
22%
19%
5%
Jun
94% Jan
7% Jan
22%
19%
53/4
Gas System
27
38% Oct
23%
19%,
5%
Columbia
90
24
22 Va
193/4
x5%
18
98'A Nov 20
Jan
22%
19%
5%
30 Vb Apr
19
44% Jan
21%
193/8
24
13
103
223/4
100
&
60
5%
preferred series Bi
5%%
13,600
98%
19 VB
104%
Co——_:
Fuel
Colorado
26%
*94
22%
Jun
25
33%.
5%
Oct
May 29
97%
33'%
5,300
19%
-1
Broadcasting
Nov
27
97%
17,500
36%
223/4
1
i
_:
Columbia
31% Feb
26%
24,300
4%
36%
37%
47,700
23 Vb
4%
•
17%
22%
26%
36%:
16%
*
Jan
4
Co
99%
4%
5%
Bottling Co of N Y
Radio
Collins
19
Mar 19
55 Vb Jan
*98
■
17%
233/4 ;
4% '
V-"'
•
5,800
18%
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50 preferred —
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
—No par
1
5 /
65% Jun
23
98
5
preferred
7
35
28
26 vb Apr
1%
Coco-Cola
45% Dec
8
€6% Jan
3
8
15% Jun
15% Mar 22
3
27%
98
99%'
17
23
17%
31 Vb
•
.
213A
.
3
105
1
7% Jan
263/4
10
4%
17% Jan
20 V8 May 29
34
Jun 27
9
23
Jun
27
69
13
441/2 Dec
26 3/8
41
8
21% Jan
3C7
26%
14
351% May 26
41% Jun
26
*98%
Peabody & Co common__3.25
Coca-Cola
51
37%
22
35% Aug 18
78% Nov 29
23 Va Jan
Cluett
Colorado
28
3
3 Va Jan
-
35%
No par
_
7%
48'A Jan
Nov
35%
No par
Pi. is RR
9
30
34%
'
31
1
Iron Co
Corporation
2
41 % Jan
35%
No par
guaranteed
12
Jan
34%
|
_No par
preferred
27% Jan
81% May
34% Dec
/ 4%
Cleveland Electric Ilum common__15
103 3A Jan
55
24%
4%
100.
42'A Sep 14
31 % May 28
1
31% Oct
July
17%
23%
4%
1
49% Nov 30
143
173/4
233A
4%
.__10o
18
4
17%
22 %
4%
com_8.50
...
70 Va Apr
4
Oct
Electric
3
Clevite
28,300
,
_25
_
3
31 % May 29
134 % Jan
3
11,300
20%
.
29%
__
Special
13%
203/4
100
58 % Jan
17
133/4
21
,
293/4
_
96 % Jan
12
13 3A
203/4
313/4
10 Va A
27
Jan
13 3/a
21 Va
52%
Mar 21
37% Apr
133/8
20%
31%
10%
Cleveland-Cliffs
57
13
22%
53%
2
6
133/4
10%
48 Va Jan
23
313A
13
100
9
33% Feb
31%
20 Vb
-
17%
Milling Machine Co—10
&
20^000
.
30%
Service Co common
$4.50
31%
44
52'A
26
31 % Oct
14
1
conv preferred
Investing Co
Cleveland
31-
70
11,300
10 3/a
Jun
4
5,100
9934
23%
51%
31% Oct
71'A July 10
31%
25c
$4.40
12
43
'
11 Vs.
4
Oct
45
23
42 %
423/s
<
.
44%
983/4
23
52'A
38% Jan
10
Jan
(
v; -../
•22%-
2 93/4
-
_
&
45
993A
12,300
10%
27
Apr
77% Jan
74
Cities
:
32 %
30%
City Stores. Co
.___a^_
Clark Equipment Co—_
65% Oct
44%
*98%
993A
::
79%
32
51%
City Products Corp
102
443A
*98
233/8
_
I T Financial Corp
City
..
300
*78
32%
10%
7
21 VB Jan
30% Jan
C
,
98 3/8
79
53
Mar 23
2
32
44%
44%
'
*77
323/8
54
52
Feb
Nov
43
79%
32%
*52
103/8 tOiiii ,.,10%
14
36% Mar
*76
32%
17%
'
10%
37
53
V
X98%
22%
100
27
23 % Jun
17%
51%
43A
5 '
May 29
51% Mar 20
73% Nov 15
101
Jun
1
17%
51'%
17%
25
preferred—
Cincinnati
5
13
97 Va May 29
20% Feb
49% Mar 21
Gas
2,800
18
51
8
preferred
43A%
900
17%
17%
1,200
25,900
29%
Industries
_
20%
15%
513/4
_
_
24
20%
79%
32
43%
20%
*50%
22%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
2
8% Oct
8
*76
32%
41
l
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
41% Mar
19
79%
4,100
40%
*15
51
18
22 %
15
42%
20%
a".
30%
_
Chickasha Cotton Gil
Mar 20
51
13
com__No par
4
26
20%
22%
15
41 %
15 Va
No par
5% preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool-.
North Western
23%
6,000
29%
pfd
non-cum
23
3
20%
Xl7
213/a
No par
& Pac
Paul
Jan
Jan
25
20%
17%
31%
Chicago Great Western Ry com
10
5%
preferred——
__50
12% Jan
20
203/8
23%
'
42%
89%
'
40
22
22% Feb
41%
*15
10
88%
x333/8
:
__—_—
Oct
14 V4
38 Va Mar 21
23%
15%
40%
51%
2
8% Jun
27
22
23 Vb
23%
,
15
'
-
88%
1.25
com
19% Oct
12
3
27% Dec
23%
37%
15%
88%
41,400
34%
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Oct
10
23% Jan
13% Jan
Jan
7
Mar 30
88%
1,400
38
131
33%
Chesapeake Corp of VirginiaChesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3%%
convertible preferred
Mar 29
60
22% Sep
18
88
22%
37%
343/8
_
May 29
6
88
129
28,900
333/4
—
48
18
3
23%-
129
8,700
37%-
*128%
131
210
2%
*22
38%
*128 %
133
t
x88
37%
57% ' 57%
1
Corp
13% Nov
14% Sep
7%. Jan
45
5
% May 28
75% Oct
9
44
*128%
88%
•
.A
V
A.
50
1%
Chemway Corp-*-;
22
' 22 %
423A
-
Papers Inc com—No par
No par
3
34
22%
39
31%
preferred
7% Jan
24
22%
37
*76
10
20% Jan
15% Jan
22%
;
37%
1
4
32'A Jun
23
x36%
1
2
31
4
22%
-
37% ™
134
1
Jan
100
37 Va
17
5
9 % Apr
Jun
37%
*50%
No par
35
29% May 29
37%
42%
60 Va Jan
4
3734
41%
24
28
37%
42
23
24
37%
413/8
24
Nov
36 Va
413/a
Oct
39% Oct
.36%
40%
Oct
50 "VB Apr
2%
South West Corp—2.50
Central Soya Co ___;
—No par
3% Oct
95
2%
&
16
9
6%
57%
2%
23
11
23,800
6%
57%
2%
22%
5
6%
6%
58 %
2%
6%
59
23
46% May 31
6%
6%
58%
2%
6%
223A
Corp
5,500
2%
58%*
23
Products
55%
6%
99%
Corp
400
54%
56
2%
Central
33% Mar 27
55%
48
31%
58%
99%
Certain-teed
4
56 %
37
No par
Century Industries Co
30
55%.
22%
Cerro
Jan
56
22% 1 23
—100
2
38 % Oct
53%
48
31%
I
36%
__
—-
4
£0
31 Va
54%
38%
48 %
*31
Illinois Pub Service—No par
33
26% Jan
*48
31%
6%
Elec__No par
com
36%
Central
233A Apr
4 Mar 17
48
20%
30
57
9,300
37%
48
31%
20%
23
28
38%
36%
48
31%
38%
17% Oct
40% Sep
38%
36%
48
31%
153/8
12% Nov
27
36%
36%
48%
32
37%
9
8% Nov
5,500
.23%
44% May 17
79 % Dec
3,500
35%
1
23% Nov
3
5 7 Va
34%
2%
10
Corp—
8
4
56%
35%
58%
.
par
common
4
Mar 24
57%
35
1
Corp
9
Jan
56%
36 V
88 Vb
Jan
3%
57%
35%
preferred series A_100
conv
9% Jan
20% Jan
56%
35%
*130%
20% Nov
31
57%
35%
54
7
—
26
19
Jan
>
100'
Corp—:
56%
35%
"31
1
.
571/2
36%
1
common-
100%
101
"48
1-
Inc
100%
35%
50
Corp
102
2,500
57
5
Central
»
52 % Mar 30
23% May 29
33% Mar 16
26%
Aguirre Sugar Co
—5
Central Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
5c/o preferred series B
100
5
46% Apr
46%
26%
20
101 % May 28
25
46
26%
Central
9
Apr
46 %
26%
Light
Instruments
Cenco
2
25
46%
26%
preferred
5%
2
773/4 Apr
May 29
30% Jun
22
28
Mar 13
36 3/4 Jan
5
July
93
17
28
20
68
Aug 23
25% May 28
35
Jun 25
8
99 Va Nov
7
Sep
Jun
44
July 12
46%
26%
2nd
Celotex
28
10
19
3
46%
26%
Corp of Amer com__Nopar
preferred
100
4% %
Jan
27
Co
Steel
Ceco
*62% Oct
24% Jan
( J I)
9
89 % Dec
46%
26%
Caterpillar Tractor———__No
Mar 22
44
26
Jun
79
10
29
137% May
46
preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
;
Shares
46%
26%
7%
Mar 20
28% Dec
Jan
Case
4
4
5
Products
Carter
the Week
Dec. 7
Dec. 6
,
46%
Co
General
Dec. 5
26%
preferred
&
Sales for
Friday
'lnursdayi.
Wednesday
5
Corp commoi)
4 % %
3
Jan
70
&
Power
Carriers
Mar 12
77
30 Vb Feb
22
Carolina
Dec. 4
No par
Corp
Carolina Clinchfield &
19
Tuesday
Dec. 3
10
—
Mfg Co_,
Nov
103
Monday
Par
Carlisle
15 Vb Mar 30
HIGH SALE TRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
Co—
(Philip)
25
30 % May
47% Apr 28
36% Nov 24
74
Oct
9
13% Apr
Carey
26% Oct
May 19
49
22'a Jan
Carborundum
11
Mar
37% Oct
5
60% May
20
4312 Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
*
431%
44
2,600
Number 6219
196
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2389)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•;,!
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
8% Oct
1
15
18% Oct
23
43
22% May 24
12% Jun
25
23% Mar
42 %
27% Oct
26
43% Mar 21
Corn Products
4
49% Jun
3
May 31
40
% Nov
28
194% Apr
4
r 63
105% Jun
Jan
16
88
21
92 % Jan
18% Oct
24
Oct
31
13
22% May 11
Jan
9 % Apr
3% Jan
46 % Jan
15% Dec
.
Feb
96
27
Apr 12
Cosden
7% Mar
Oct
24
26
19 % Feb
4
1
26
24
17% Oct
24
27% Aug 24
42% Mar 19
12
20
Dec
4
12
67
6
95% Jun
3
3
109 %
3
Jun
14
23% Apr
May
107% Feb
&
5%%
13
29
33 % Jan
2
5% Jun
22
13% Feb
20
20 % Nov
•
16% May 16
54 % Jan
30
Jun
25
35
19% Jan
20
8% Jun
14
14% Feb
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
14 V8 Jun
27
30% Jan
3
37
May
4
31 Va May
35 Va Aug
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
47 Va Oct
29
24
27
32% Oct
22
8
86% Jan
5
78
3
46% Nov
7
89
12% Jan
3
Nov:
29% Jan
2
Feb
21
7
18% Mar 12
14
20% May 29
23
77% July 27
84
Nov
15
13;
78% AUf
•
81 % Aug 30
84% May
1
86% Mar 15
4
34 Va May 28
51% Apr
Feb
79% Jan
4
83
32
3
47% May
Aug
28% May 29
54% DeC
4
21 Va Jun
15
29 % Feb
15
15 Va Jun
25
22 Va Jan
12
15%
23
20%
21%
20 V4
20%
203/a
21
19%
20%
19 Va
20%
47,600
127%
130%
%
131V4
129V4
127%
129%
127
128%
15,200
32
321/4
13.500
DeSoto
Chemical
Detroit
26
31v* Nov
26
30
18% Jan
4
24
26% Oct
2<
34% Jan
10
DeVilbiss
21
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
!Diamond
24
53% Jan
2
Diamond
25
27 % Jan
22
58% Oct
74% Jun
52% Dec
Oct
40
29
27 % Jun
When
issued
Detroit
Steel
100%
9% OCt
10% Oct
18
17% Feb
17% July 24
29% Jan
11% Oct
26
23%. Mar 26
26% Jan
5
46% Apr
Oct
23
40% Feb
-.Disney
31% Jan
3
47% Nov
6
35% Jun
25
48% Mar 23
Dec
29
12 %Jun
22
21% Jan
19
15% Nov 29
21
13% Jan
9
21
19
23% May
20
Mar
8
May 29
15
4
28% Nov. 29
10
22% Mar 29
26% Dec
17
16 Vb Jun
7
25
23% Dec
18% Jan
7
16
3
22% Dec
5
4734
96 V4
*95 %
96%
*955/8
96 %
17%
16%
17Va
16%
1634
100%
1003/4
*100
1003/4
100%
100 Va
17 Va
17
17'%
16%
17
1634
17
6.800
14
14
14
14
14%
14 Va
2,000
8%
7.200
16%
16%
16%
14%
13 Va
7%
8%
54%
54%
21%
Va Jun
Jan
3
42% Aug
14% Jan
4
24% Nov
16 Va May
70
3
"85% Sep
28
May
40'
Jun
24
Dec
7
27
37% Jan
26
29
24 Va
Apr
27
72% Jan
4
32
22% Sep
25
29% Dec
17% Oct 24
29% Dec
29
38% May
20 Va May 29
31
Feb
4
24% Apr
13
May 29
22
Jan
Dow
56 Va
55
55
*53
55
10%
10%
10%
*103/4
11
21%
213/4
21%
21%
X2034
21%
3.400
19.900
;.
6%
6%
23
9% Jan
Jan
19
8
185% Jan
17
43
Jun
26
24'/a Nov
5
27
11
Oct
24
6% May 29
10% Jun 22
254"% Nov
3
100% Apr
Nov.
63
152 % July 18
19
20
164% Jun
27
Dec
7
101 Va Jun
5
110
Mar
5
63/4
6%
26%
27V4
95/0
9 %
9 V2
183/4
183/a
19'A
183/4
19 Va
183/4
19
33%
34
33%
34
34
34 Va
335/8
33%
1.600
58
58%
58%
6OV4
59
593/4
59
591/4
7.900
40%
40%
40%
41%
63/4
7
•
25%
9
7
27
39V4
40%
40%
41
40%
91
88%
88 Va
*88%
91
*88V2
13%
13
13Va
13 Va
13%
13
13 Va
14
133/4
143/s
14%
14%
133%
14Vi
25%
26%
265%
26%
*88%
26 Va
26 Va
*80V4
81
80%
80%
*80
85
83%
83 %
*83%
87%
86%
86%
*86%
87%
44 Va;
443/4
44%
44%
44%
45
51
51%
50 3%
*86 Va
87%
*83»/4
86'/a
44%
44%
441/4
443/4
52
53
51
53
8 6 Va
25
Jan
Feb
13
Duke
Apr
;du
51%
513/4
51%
49.000
x183/4
19
18%
I9I/4
175%
19
18 Va
19%
22,800
50 %
50%
50
50 5/8
483%
493%
49Va
49 Va
7.700
49%
52
523/4
54%
531/2'
54Va
52
54%
523%
533%
38.500
25V
25%
25 Va
25%
25%'
253/4
25%
253%
253%
25 Va
19 Va
19%
19%
2OV4
19%
20 Va
19%
20
195%
20
9%
9%
,9%
9%
9%
9 Va
95%
10
93%
61%
i 62%
3 f-
:
1
20
"
'
18
31'
ui
L;
,61%
■61%
62
613%
62
/ ")
615%
62
30%
30%
30 Va
305%
30%
0 \l
305%
30%
2,700
12%
12 Va
12%
12
12 %
11%
12 Va
11.500
32
31
31'%
500
11,500
32
31%
■<
49%
48%
47
31%
*31
32
*31
49%
50'%
483%
49V4
48'%
49%
473%
48
48
48
475%
48
12
11%
11 Va
11%
113/4
11%
11%
11 Va
113%
11%
11%
11%
20%
20%
20 Va
193%
20%
20
20 Va
28%
20%
29'
"11%
21%
11 :i/4
19%
28%
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
28 3%
29
43
43%
43%
435%
433%
433%
433%
44
44%
2.700
18%
19%
19
19
18%
18%
18%
185%
19
3,300
11%
11%
«.
113%
97 % Apr
27
3
34
8
July 12
24 Va May 29
38 % Jan
3
42% Jun
8
39
Jan
44
Sep
42% Sep
15
47% Apr
6
44
Jan
48
Jan
5
45% Nov
27
42% Jan
47
Mar 27
22
45 % Jan
49% May 25
25% Jan
41
44
Jan
3
42% Mar 28
44
Jan
4
!
49
Nov
Nov
81 Vb
11
45% Feb
28'
20
45
32% Mar. 22
*
20%
20%
"203/4
21
215%
22%
21%
22
\
10.900
24%
24%
23Va
24%
23Va
235/8
23%
24
24
24%
21,400
19%
19%
193/a
193%
19%
193/4
193%
19%
19%
193%
2,3%
24
31%
32%
33%
343/4
34%
353/8
335%
343%
30
32%
21%
21%
21%
"21%
21%
225/a
22%
225%
21%
22
20
•
-
19
32% Nov
23
29% Feb
16
Dec
25
33
Dec
18% Oct
23
Dynamics
$1
Air
54% Dec
31% May 29
55% Feb
16
Eastern
Gas
81 % Jan
3
89% May 24
80 Va Jun
22
16% Jan
3
25% May 17
9 Va Oct
24
97% Sep
25
Jan
11
30% Jan
3
96
119% Apr
85
10
Jan
6
40% Dec
28
99
10
98
Dec
15
Feb
1
89
26% Dec
22
Feb
2
59% Jan
83
93
20% Jan
12
44% Jan
4
!30% Dec
19
4% Oct 24
Dec
Jun
97% Mar
30
52
25
7
May 28
Jun
25
Apr
24
89
Jan
18
297/a Dec
6
22
May 29
Oct
2
95
Feb
95
20
Apr
21
26
Jun
27
67% Apr
12
46% Jun
25
22% Jun
27
36%
34% Sep
7% Apr
6
11
4% Sep 24
65% Mar 22
41
11
11% Sep
29
16% May 15
24% Oct
19
30% Jan
Jun
25
23% Sep
46
24
8
Jun
25
93% Dec
4Va%
7
21 Va Jan
3
16% Jun
115% Mar 15
101
July
Eaton
88 % Jan
94
Dec
12
32% Jan
10
49
20 % Dec
15
35% Jan
22
79% Mar 16
59
Dec
18% July 24
33% May
37% Jan
26
48% Nov
3% Dec
29
18 Va Dec
15
53% Sep
29
15% July 28
10
101
Nov
30
63% Mar
.
„
2
25
Oct
30
16% Apr
27
22 Va Jan
3
45% Apr
18
16% Oct
4
45% Dec
5
Dec
11
5
Auto-Lite
Bond
35
Jan
34% Sep
45
24
13
35
Emery
Nov
13
68
2
Aug 22
21 % Jan
61
9
May 17
20% Jan
Mar
36% Jan
27
49 Va Apr
,
Freight
9
Evans
2
Eversharp
9
Ex-Cello-0
Factor
29
21% Feb
7
Fairbanks
May 29
8% Feb
14
(Max)
&
Morse
Nov
16
23% Mar 12
Jun
14
70% Mar 21
Jan
43
35
Jan
4
45% May 17
2
52% Feb
21
27% Oct
24
39% Mar
13
8
Fairbanks Whitney
423%
*42'/a
463/4
46%
463A
463%
46 Va
*46
45
45
451/4
44%
45%
423/4
47
45
*48%
Fairmont
423/4
*42
49
47
*46
47
*46
46V2
49
*48
49
*48
49
20%
203/8
43
92
13%
1
1
!—5
shrs—10s
Foods
18%
183%
183%
18%
18%
1,300
141/4
151/4
15%
16
15%
153%
151%
15%
166,000
29%
3IV2
32
33
313%
32'/a
31%
32
21
20%
21%
21
21%
21 Va
21V4
21%
21%
213/4
215/a
223/4
221/4
22%
31.200
441/2
44%
443/4
x43 Va
443/4
44%
46%
26.100
93
x92%
92
93
93%
93
13%
13%
13%
107
1081/4
107V4
109
100
*99%
100
13%
13%
108 Va
93
921%
7,600
3,300
931%
720
13'A
13%
13
13 3/a
6,200
1073/4
108 Va
108
1093/8
27.000
*99
190
99%
/
V,
99%
*99%
993/4
993/4
34%
34%
34Va
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
331%
34%
18,000
59
59
59
593/4
59a/4
6OV4
601/4
60%
1,800
*58%
59
*91
92%
■
■
28%
35%
X51 -
273/4
5%
*91
2 8 Va
92%
291/4
1*91/
'
285/a
353/4
36
35%
51%
52
52
51%
28 %
27%
28
27%
6
5%
36
-
6
5%
92%
29
*91
28%
92%
28%
*91
28%
100
92%
28 Va
14/700
36%
3~io6
99%
*100%
*100 »/4
*100V4
Va
36 Va
36
36%
51%
51%
51'A
50%
50%
28V4
27%
283/4
X273/4
28%
5%
.5%
5%
36%
6
1.200
9.900
28,100
6
49%
49%
483A
49%
50%
50
50%
50%
50%
32%
33%
321/4
33%
33%
341/4
33%
34%
34%
36i%
20.100
—5
10%
11
103/4
11%
11%
113/8
10%
11%
10%
103/4
9.800
.50
\
2.400
163/4
17-
16%
17V4
16 Va
17
16%
17
163/4
17
—1
28%
29%
28%
293/4
29%
30
283/4
30
29%
29%
22,000
5
103/a
103/4
10%
11
103/4
111/4
11
11%
11%
113/8
31.700
341/4
34V4
34%
1,300
20c
-10
343/4
*42%
343/4
*34%
343/4
34
34 %
34
44
*42V4
43
423/a
423/a
43
43
14%
14%
*62%
633/4
21%
215/a
*21%
39%
39%
39%
14%
15%
14%
15
143/4
15
63
63%
*62%
64
64
64
21%
215/s
39
393/4
21%
213/4
21%
215/8
39%
39%
39Va
39%
3%
3%
3%
3
153/4
16%
3%
3%
3%
16 Va
16
423/4
500
14%
14%
6,300
63
63
3
15%
21%
170
2.200
39 Va
5.300
3%
76.600
15%
2.220
16%
17
*16%
16%
60
*571/4
60
*57%
60
*56%
16
15%
16
153/^
16
15%
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
25%
26%
245/B
24%
233/4
25
43
42%
43
42%
42%
38'A
37%
38%
12 Va
11%
11'%
1,000
5%
4%
5%
75,100
*17i%
173%
*17%
17%
1.000
48%
493%
48 Va
483%
157.000
8%
7V4
*56 Va
14%
15%
15
-5
10%
10%
10%
60
33/8
*42
131,600
*57%
100
50
x
25%
26
253/a
26%
41%
42%
42%
43
38 Va
38%
x37%
383,4
38V4
383/4
37%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 1/4
12%
12%
5Va
4%
.—1
No par
com___—1
1
50c
common
50
-1
junior preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
.
w
18%
18%
1
5%
'
^
18%
,_10
common—25
100
—1
8.50
Corp
Co
740
*48%
43
107
310
49
•
10
1,010
45%
*48%
203/4
•
423%
49
203/4
-
700
473%
44%
*48%
42%
-
*42
49
20%
$1.50 convertible preferred
_40
Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
.
25.
■'42%
29%
20%
'
For footnotes, see page
42
*46
29
10
Fairchild Stratos Corp
11% Feb
32% Jan
27
Nov
12,500
29%
Fairchild
5% May 29
30
108 Va
X421/4
60
16 Va
10~700
6.100
19.400
4.700
,
31
19% May 29
295%
100
2.50
Co
15
50
29%
29%
com
& Co class A
27
8
,29%
295%
3
88% Oct
10
29Va
29%
-1
28 % Apr
36% Oct
1,300
29%
14%
Corp
3
13% May
86
14
Inc
Jan
52% Nov 28
*85%
*18%
Products Co —4,
1162 % Dec 29
6
853%
1
3
4
11
853%
*42%
1
series A_
Pittsburgh RR Co
14% Apr
30
85%
*48
Eurofund Inc
3
Jan
85%
49
preferred
3
7% Jan
6
2333%
108'/a
86%
49 %
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
4
25% Jun
2353%
1083%
85%
47
District Electric Co
34% Apr
21
2331%
108%
85%
*43
Corp
Equitable Gas Co
&
108 Va
3
preferred
5%
235%
108%
*46
Gas
Englehard Industries
Erie
11%
233%
108V4
10
5
Co
Endicott Johnson Corp
4%
103/i
233%
1081/4
19
Mfg Co
& Phonograph
Radio
Air
Empire
10 3/4
2311/4
49
com
Battery—
15
4
20,600
9%
108 %
47
Electric
46 Va Mar 14
10% Oct
235'%
300
232%
*46
5
Ind Amer
Sep
20
9,100
*48%
5
Share
&
Natural
Paso
Emerson
13
May 29
3,800
10%
*48
Co_
F
141% Dec 13
135%
103%
*46
National Watch Co
15% Mar 16
14
8 % Jun
11
Feb
1
Jan
13%
11
*100%
Elgin
Jan
3
Jun
13%
13%
14
10%
100
Stop Nut Corp of Amer_—1
5
16
26
12
13%
45 %
T_
& Mus
4% Jan
57
14 Va
44'/a
100
Storage
26% Feb
11% Nov
14
50
common
Electric
47% Jan
19
14%
14
_50
Electronic Associates Inc
18% May 29
20
26,400
58
*46
—
Electric
34% May 29
23
17%
58
50
Inc common
Co
7
8
Jan
17
58%
*85 Va
—50
2
23% Jan
32% Jan
59
17%
9%
50
:
16
24
23% Apr
16%
58%
230%
--
—5
common
6% Jan
Oct
30
17V4
58 Va
1
36% Dec
25
Oct
17
*58
223/4
*107%
5
2
56 Va Feb
35 Va Jun
2
2,500
1'6%
'58%
■
->■
\;
preferred
Electric
30
17
6% Mar 22
22%
16%
58%
28%
Electric
49 % Mar 30
21
223%
16%
58%
2.50
El
Jun
22'%
15%
No par
Assn
Co
preferred
Elastic
5
33% Jan
Kodak
Emerson
55
22%
—
Fuel
&
Products
4%%
30
37 Va Nov
%
4%
Ekco
26
42
12
22%
Inc,
Bros Stores
Edison
3
Aug 23
33% Nov
26% Jan '26
5
22%
Manufacturing Co—
19
24
22%
e
Lines
$3.60 preferred—!
9
40% Mar 23
24
7 % Oct
5
22%
com
prior preferred
Eastman
15% Oct
1131% Nov
11% Jan
22%
*57%
—No par
Stainless Steel Corp
Eastern
4
22 Va Oct
19
33.600
22.900
—50
Eagle-Picher Co—
Eastern
12
59
23
50
.: ■'
1
13
23
3
58%
225%
preference-'
conv
27% Jan
29% Jan
(EI)
of America
Corp.
24% Feb
6
59
23'%
preferred
3
27
58%
22%
1.-1
—
de Nemours
15% July
Feb
24
59%
23
____1
32% May 15
5
21% Oct
583/4
22%
1
preferred——
;1
DWG Cigar Corp
6
22% Jan
59
22%
4.10%
5
17
24
2.300
58
1
$2.10 preferred
19
24
1123% Oct
Jan
Oct
119% Oct
19
2.600
22%
$4.15 preferred—i—-_
4% preferred
I
;
13
4,300
228,200
58%
No par
$3.75 preferred—.
48% July 13
Feb
'
23
i__J.
Co
preferred—
preferred——'—;
4.20%
7.100
18%
223/4
-
57%
Inc_;
Duquesne Light Co common
14
48 J/4 Jun
43% Jan
46% Dec
5
6.700
61.300
22%
International-
$3.50
July 10
90% Dec
77% Jan 20
4,300
4
50c
Industries
Pont
4,200
'—5
J.
Chemicals
•
7,700
'
47
-491/4
46%
12%
1
•'
43
•
—1
x
14,700
11%
1-1
Inc_
3.300
25.200
9%
121/4
12 Va
■>
No par
Ltd
..
30 Va
46%
2.50
;
.
'611/4
■
.
48%
"
2.50
Productions
-
12%
1
32
-
'31%'
■
12%
<
50c
$4.50
27
60
90
4,400
18%
_
Duplan Corp-
26
254% Mar 14
114
50
,
50%
___i
Dunhill
16
6,900
;
18%
1
Power
26 Va
50%
1
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Mar 27
28.100
'
85
83%
-
17.200
81
*83'A
*86 Va
83%
'
61
30
14%
263%
83%
80 v*
7.200
13%
14
•
1.300
91
13Va
80%
27
26%
81
91
9.900
57.700
No par
Chemical Co
DuBois
600
400
Co—6.75
_J
Corp__
Dresser
8
17% Jan
Dover
3/a
58%
*80%'
Donnelley (R R) & Sobs——-1.25
"Douglas Aircraft Co—
No par
24
8
400
10%
■
17
102
*55%
13%
__J
25% Jan
8%
13
No par
Fund
15,900
*100
17.500
9%
40%
15
Mines
50
16%
26%
*88%
50c
96'A
16%
9%
1
-
*9534
>
481/4
263%
100
common—7
47%
93%
63/4
57%
5
45
21%
24%
25
33%
.J
Dominick
8%
83%
*44
2 5 Va
6%
6%
National Corp
Dome
8%
8
45
11
21V4
33%
Coatings
Co
1
%
54 Va
54%
*103/4
' 18%
Co
31% July 18
I
8%
18V4
i
1
(Walt)
,14
8
11
25
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd———2 '
'Divco-Wayne Corp i
,L_.—
—1
Dr Pepper Co
:
No par
2
47%
*13%
DiGiorgio
15
48 Va
5
Fruit Corp
(The) Club Inc/
;Diners"
14% Oct
X47%
*44
10
—
fDiana Stores Corp
12
20% Mar 17
12 % J an
483/4
17 V
100
45
16%
95%
16%
._1
32%
"44
*44
1003/4
95%
12.50
21%
32
331/4
800
3.300
45
48
*10%
132%
32 %
32%
lOACO
*95 Va
47%
100
■'.
47%
5
Corp _T_
Alkali
14%
32%
45
Inc—2.50
Light
Edison__L_
62% Nov
20
I.
129
32%
32
*43%
50c
Inc.
5,400
10.000
241/4
——_
Lines
5%
42%
8234
15'/4
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Nov
37% Feb
35% Jan
Air
9% Oct
29% Jan
,
Delta
83
22%
Hudson-/.&
53/4
413,4
*813,4
42%
*813/4
24V4
1
Co_
5 Va
41%\
'
15%
—-
Inc_
Power
83
22%
—100
&
42%
*81 3/4
100
24Va
C
Decca. Records
x42
83
6,500
14
21%
5- '.
Light
5%
423/4
42%
*813/4
10
213/4
24
series
Delaware
30
5%
6
42%
83
95
15
3.90%
Delaware
20% May 17
*13%
21%
100
Deere &
67% Nov 10
13%
15
__100
15
4
133/4
6
24
B
20
14% Jan
14
6
91
/
21%
A
22
48% Jan
*135/8
6
*93
14%
Preferred
9
14
*88
95
24
series
16
12 % Mar
2134
91
21%
series
55% Feb
29
45 Va May 29
213%
*88
*93
,
24
*
&
57% Feb
7 Va May
21 %
i
213/s
3.75%
19% Jan
11
215%
*13%
14
5%
3.75%
2
14 % Mar 20
*13 %
Preferred
27
22% Oct
94
91
95
21%
I
_
26
3
91
,94 /
213/a
*88
*93
21%
21%
145/8
_
Inc.
12% Jun
3
*93
1
*88
215/s
91
95
*83
10
Inc
38%Jun
7% Jan
12.600
l
19
16% Jan
166%:
165
*23%
•
59% Now 27
Mar~27
1643/4
1681/4
8,700
21%
C
1
A_
20% Jan
37
168'/a
18%
62 % May 23
5
169 Va
1
15% July 18
24% Jan
167 Va
165
164 v*.
8%
41% Jan
41% Oct
27.500
8%
48% Aug 18
11
5,500
51%
Preferred
'
81
17
34%
50%
No par
Dayco Corp.,.
Dayton Power
80% Oct
31% Nov
16 3/4
34
513%
No par
Dan River Mills
7
Mar
17
343%
505%
14%
Corp common
:
3%% preferred series A
15% Feb
16%
33i/4
52%
123 %
Dana
2
Mar 13
May 29
9 % Jun 25
;"11
15% Mar 27
20
Jan
90
17%
34%
51%
No par
Cutler-Hammer
Mar 20
45
163/4
345%
21%
D
Jan
85% Jun
17%
52
2.50
S Corp__
Class
-
6.600
14%
——
21
3.600
23%
prior preferred,
Curtiss-Wright common
.
223/4
35
Publishing common
$4 prior preferred
19
22
50%
$1.60
Mar 13
223%
1
Curtis
20% Aug 16
20
5.700
223%
7.300
-
16%'
42%
preferred
Cunningham !Drug Stores
6
12%
34%
No par I
Cuneo Press Inc——
12%
50%
*81 Va
Cuban-American Sugar—
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 Va
preferred-.!
1
29
12%
17%
100
100
1
America
C T
12% Feb
121%
.
35
163 %
common
9
70% Jan
283/4
50%
No par
19
3
26%
28%
_l
19% Aug 23
1
251%
28%
16%
2.50
convertible
26%
34
5
common
of
26%
28
25
15 Vb Jan
7
9
23
Shares
27%
283/4
Va
No par
16 Va Jan
25
3
30
223/4
1
25
Dec
16
23V4
100
% Oct
•8% Jan
Jun
22%
Corp com
Seal
$4.20 preferred
Steel Co
19
29 % Dec
'
23%
the Week
Dec. 7
5
issued
Crucible
9% May 29
36% Nov, 27
76% Feb
22%
1
45% Oct
73% May 19
14% Feb
When
3
27
6
5
22
123%
25
$2 preferred _——
Crown Zellerbach Corp
21% Mar 29
11 % May 29
18
11% Sep 19
31% Mar 29
76% Jan
121/4
—
Petroleum
Cork
Crown
5
97
7
22
13% Aug 21
64% Jan
Sep
2
Aug
14% Jun
l
3
30
48
59 Va Jan
86% Jun
May 25
33% Nov
;
12% Oct
91
9% Jan
12% Nov / 1
12%
l
5% convertible preferred
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Crowell-Collier Publishing...
30
8
37% Aug/
26% May 17
90% Jan
Dec
41
12
Mar 13
132 % Nov
14
77 Va Jun
Dec
17 Va Jan
32
12%
common
Crescent
28
Oct
89% Jan
11
12%
;——
3%%
11% Oct
32
15% Aug 23
11%
Coty International Corp—
22 % Jun
45% Nov
51% July 25
28
Corp;
preferred
Friday
5
Crane Co
13
134
Petroleum
Inc
Coty
11
50% Mar 10
39% Feb
27
28%
50c
1
82% May
18
42% Jan
27
28 Va
„—
2
68% Jan
17
Co
8
24% Apr
-
Sep 11
26%
28%
Corning Glass Works common
3 Va % preferred--—--.i
3%% preferred ser of 1947
4
21% Mar 12
76% Jan
36
"
29% Apr
20
26%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co l__—
6
24% Jan
4% May 29
17
78
22
23% Dec
11
70% Aug 31
Nov 24
'
72 % Jan
90
5
9
29% May
31
5
Jan
Nov
'
18% Jan
4
194% Mar 19
27
93% Sep
-89
'
88
May 28,
Jan
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 6
__l
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
16
Dec. 5
25%
Copperweld Steel Co_—
60% Mar 28
27 % Jan
15% Feb
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 4
23 Va
Corp..;
Cooper-Bessemer
Tuesday
Dec. 3
5
18
15% Dec
5
Monday
—5
34% Mar 19
3
26
v
,
Co of America
34 Va Feb
27
40% May 31
7% Jan
'
Controls
24
Sep
37% Jun
3
45% May 3
145% Sep 26
83% Jan
5
LOW AND HIGH
,
Par
18% Oct
4
30% Jan
13% Jan
■
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
23
6
24 % Jan
26% Oct
STOCKS
•/
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
f.
Highest
Lowest
■—
i
4%
4%
163/4
163/4
17,
17%
173/a
18
46
47 3^
46%
50%
49Va
50%
43/4,
4%
7%
73/4
21%
21%
50
50
31
31%
43/4
75/8
7%
7%
8%
21 Vb
21%
21 '/a
213/4
51
50
50
31
31
31 %
*50
31
8
21%
1"
213%
21%
8
21%
8.300
36.700
4.000
*50
51
*50
51
20
31
31
31
31
1.800
<N
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2390)
18
,
„
,
Monday, December 10, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
29
25% Dec
25% Dec
21
57/a Jan
9
NEW
Jan. 1
May 28
Mar 29
29
6% Jun
14
10% Mar 13
Fawick
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
5
Readers
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
Federal
24
141/4 Feb
2
Federal
Pacific Electric
7
5%%
7
3
29
19% May 10
Dec
5
24% Jan
17
14% Oct
25
22V4 Feb
33% Jan
3
42% Oct
13
30 % Oct
25
44% Feb
19
Aug 30
21
31
22% July 11
23% July 27
1
2
18% Jan
20
42% July 26
55% Dec
4
10% Nov
2
26% Aug
27
37% Jun
59% Nov 22
34%, Feb
10 % May 29
May 10
24
54% Jan
17
,
2
24
53% Feb
6
20
31% Feb
15
28% Dec
5
Federated
'
41% Jan
4
July 14
36% Jan 10
58% Jan 17
4
23
13% Oct
1
87
Oct
24
104
51% May 19
35% Jun
26
46
24
3% Jun
25
Jan
8
85
8
Mar
31% Jan
3
Jan
11
85
48
24% Aug 25
Flintkote
Florida
Fluor
24
39
Dec
7
F M
18% Oct
26
401/4 Jan
2
Jan
22
941/2 Dec
3
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
84%
*83%
84%
*89%
90
89%
891/2
*40
41%
*40
41%
40%
40%
6%
61/8
6 %
5%
411%
41%
42
69%
67 3A
68 3/4
3
29% Jan
12
50% NOV
27
67% Oct
19
23 % Oct
24
56
27% Feb
15
85
Nov
20
1534
371/2
37%
37%
38%
38 %
39
30,600
22%
23
22,
23%
17,600
Inc common—
series
'51
of
18
9,100
4,800
40
94%
*94%
18%
18%
1874
18 34
11,500
*13%
141%
13%
1374
600
12%
12%
*94
96
13%
13%
11%
12%
121/4
1
preferred
10%
11%
10%
11%
10%
Hi/4
11%
113A
11%
12%
28,900
44%
45%
45
45%
45%
46%
45%
45 %
44 7
45 74
114,700
9'4
33,100
*13%
10
Co
,___2.50
12%
12%
12%
83/4
9 3/8
121/8
;W.
a
874
12 38
3,500
_2
9%
8%
9'/8
_10
30%.
31
30%
31
30%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
32%
7,509
Co
1
32%
33%
32%
331/4
32 %
33 %
32
32%
32
321/s
5,400
Corp
Fram
50e
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
321%
32%
321%
1
9%
9%
*9%
10
9%
9%
93A
934
9%
934
900
10
22%
23 %
231/3
23%
23%
23%
223/4
2374
22%
23 %
22,300
29
29%
29
30%
30%
31%
31%
32%
3134
3 2 *74
37,600
24%
25
24%
251/4
24%
2474
25 %
49,000
86%
85
85
Friden
17% May 29
15
37%
14
Dairies
Inc.
Corp
Corp
Sulphur
Freeport
78% May 29
15%
36%
2
Franklin Stores
2
Jan
151/4
37
Co
18
19% Oct
69
15%
36
convertible
Mineral
Foster-Wheeler
35% Jun
68
151/4
Mart Inc
Foremost
5
68%
14
Foxboro
26
411/4
14
1
Dec
11,400
6914
19'A
8
14% Jan
41%
15%
941/2
4
3
41%
41%
m
231/8
Feb
19% Jan
13,300
151/4
18%
67
29
800
5%
68%
'41
94 %
45% Feb
7% Oct
40%
15%
22%
14% Jan
3
1
90 74
5%
6%
68%
18%
24
24
150
90
40%
41%
96
24
11
84i2
90
41
15%
23
Motor
*83%
84%
90
*40
68
22%
4%
•
41
—2.50
10
*94%
24
42% Apr
5%
18%
Oct
22
5%
94%
7 % Oct
28 % Oct
5%
22%
25
35% Nov 28
Co—25
*83%
r
2.50
pfd
22% Oct
31% Aug 23
Nov
2
*83%
90
______
19
86
17%
84%
8,400
19,500
22,500
18%
Light Co—No par
&
15% Nov 21
3
18%
17%
Ford
13
17%
94%
Food
26% Aug 14
Railway
17%
18 3/s
*89
Ltd
divid
18
*83%
22%
46% Nov 23
Jan
18%
1
36% Jun 26
Feb
18%
18
5
15
Foote
19
19%
No par
Corp..
$4.20
20 % Mar 29
73
48%
19
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
18
27
34%
483/a
191/4
2nd
A
Food Fair Stores
25
Apr
3374
48%
18%
common
Power
Corp
C
8 % Oct
Apr
33%
4874
19%
Florida Power Corp
1
10'A Jun
26
32%
49
18%
Coast
29 % Mar 22
61 % Dec
33%
48%
18%
East
8
43% Oct
32%
48
181/4
Florida
16% NOV 30
87
33
47%
18 %
5
27
9
311/s
48 %
6% Feb
5
12
July 31
31%
conv
18
12
Co
9,500
18%
preferred
$4
17% Oct
31% Jan
29%
47%
$2.25
8
29%
30%
13
3
27%
30,200
No par
Feb
14% Jan
14,400
271/a
Inc.:——1
Stores,..
Moore
&
preferred—100
B 2nd pfd
No par
213A Jan
2674
26%
49,000
&
National
82% Feb
May 29
25%
271/2
10,800
301/8 Mar
11
26%
26%
21,900
24
5
253A
28%
28 74
25
May
261%
27
Charter Financial Corp_No par
(
12% Jan
13 % Jan
38%
25%
3374
25
89
371/4
70%
12% Oct
1
37%
25%
28 %
28% Jun
May 31
5,800
37 -f
24%
33%
48 % Jun
33% July 26
3774
37
37%
24%
67/.s:
5
89% Jun
12,900
29
Tire
conv
3
38%
45,300
16%
36%
$4.5G
Jan 1
"
4534
16 74
24
10
Mar 16
47
-
34
15
34% May
■
69
May 19
50
86% NOV
.
28%
29% Oct
4
16% Jan
37%
,,
33%
Firestone
80% Aug
17
45%
46i%
16%
68
48% Mar 21
8
45%
45%
16%
/v
69%
Fisch'bach
May 19
16%
:
33%
First
86% Mar
44 7/8
16%
.
29%
Corp
Federation
Financial
34% May 22
451/4
16%
,U.24
67
First
114
43%
16% fs
2,300
37%
*231%
300
:
33%
8
2
44%
15%
37
24
11,000
,
68%
2
28
37%
*23%
24
17%
33%
2
29
36 %
36%
9,000
774
%
16
331/8
20% May
Nov
39V4
774
73A
16%
33%
72% Jan
Dec
*23%
24
39
43%
.1
1
Products__No par
:
Paper
35%
36V8
*231/2
401%
774
16%
32%
501/4 Jan
82
10
36%
36%
24
393/s
7%
No par
24
22 % Nov
36%
*23%
16%
17
40%
17:
RuDber
23
95
16%
*16%
39%
62%
Filtrol
22
261/4 Mar 16
7%
*16%
13,200
64%
43 % Oct
May 29
7%
I0I/4
29%
23% Oct
12
39%
7%
15%
65%
24
4
38%
7%
15 %
29%
25'A Oct
75% Dec
38 %
7%
16
27
9
4
37%
9,100
8,600
64%
33% Jan
4
15%
6,500
874
1574
26%
24
49% Jan
15%
*8%
8%'
28%
Ma'y 29
47% Oct
28% Jan
15%
8 3%
91/4
15%
19%
1
May 29
22%
51% Nov 20
69
Nov 24
9
27
18 34
—1
14
11
24
Jan
7%
263A
19%
Inc
12
35% Apr
164% Nov
351% Mar 15
7%
1.25
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
5
142
19%
7%
____25
....
___
Corp
Fiberboara
24
23%. Jun
19%
15%
Shares
2674
18%
191/4
9
the Week
Dec. 7
x26%
27
19
23
A
Stores
Dept
Inc
Dec
15% Mar 16
26%
19%
i
com
series
preferred
23% Oct
126
26%
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
Ferro
Oct
29
Co
2nd pfd
conv
Fenestra
18% Jun
34% Mar 21
25%
Xl8%
2
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 6
26%
25%
5
Corp
6
Dec
Corp
Corp
4.60%
Dec. 5
5
Mogul Bower Bearings
6% Oct
11% May
Wednesday
Dec. 4
1
1
30% Nov
Fansteel
2
Jan
Tuesday
Dec. 3
,_l
25
Jan
3
Family Finance Corp
Metallurgical
13% Jun
12% Dec
17 74 Jan
Monday
Par
20
28
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
1
31»/4 Dec
8
25% May 16
397/a NOV 10
"27
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Co
33 %c
Inc
Trailer
Fruehauf
Co
preferred
4%
24%
1
common
*85
100
_.
^
■
91/4
9%
9%
24%
:'85
86%
*83%
*32'A -32%
24%
*8374
85
1,300
400
85
G
12% Jan
27
46% Mar
14% Jan
2
30% Oct
24
41% Nov 27
57
1
40% Sep
8
19% May
3
22 % Jan
Mar
13/
56% Mar 17
25
35
July 24
24
14
27% Jan
10
26% Jan
2
14% Jan
4
32% Feb
16
9
29% July
4
26% Dec
6
29
10% Jan
6
14% Dec
1
22% Jan
3
32% Nov 16
23% Jun
26
July 28
94Vz Jan
8
26
7% Jan
4
Oct
30
15
34% Jan
31
77% July 26
28 % Oct
23
441/4 May 11
521/4 Jun
25
86
3
51/2 Jun
26
Jan
19
13% Nov
22
140
70
8
19%
193/4
19%
pref
No par
*11%
11%
11%
11%
1174
11%
11%
com__1
29%
29%
American
Baking
General
General
General
Foods
Dec
110% Dec
12
115
Apr
27
87% Oct
31
14
Oct
24
43% Aug 14
30% Mar
1
Jun
7
26% Jun
25
59
Jun
7
34% Oct
Oct
27
78
37% Jan
23
3
52
5% Jan
26% Jan
3
38
Dec
15
Jan
9
97
Jun
25
Jun
14
3
21
May 19
Nov
2
21
Mar
121/8 Jun
6
12
31% Aug
79
General
Time
Tire
4
3
55% Dec
$5
Genesco
5
29
2
Gibralter
Gibson
Glen
Alden
14
Glidden
6
21% Nov
14
15% Feb
72% Jan
Goodrich
Globe-Union
Co
Goodyear Tire
54% Feb
27
2
Grand
2
Granite
11
3
10% May 29
171/4 Oct 22
151/4 Apr
39% Apr
29% Jan
2
80
6
75
82
Mar
Jan
3
26% Nov 28
35% Jan
3
70% Nov 30
,19 % Jan
3
28% Apr
48% Jan
3
69
44% Dec
7
Mining
Granby
Union
Graniteville
Grant
(W
Great Atlantic
Great
Nor
62% Feb
Great
Northern
47% Feb
Great Northern
22% Jun
May 19
23
3
26
42% Jan
35% Feb
147
Great
28
Sep
17
36% Jan
2
21% May 29
32% Nov 29
64% Nov
26
47 % Dec
5
30% Dec
5
Great
7%
Shoe
53
Jun
30
May 29
a"
3
79
Dec
70% Jun
27
811/4 Nov
14
44
30% Oct
24
44% Apr
43% Apr
19
Gulf
Oil
12
Gulf
States
32% Jan
3
Dec
13
35% Jan
16
47% Nov
13
85
20
88%
Sep
27% May 29
871/2 Jan
3
Apr 27
86% Jan
4
94% Jun
15
90
Jan
91
4
93% Apr
10
93
July 24
Oct
HJl
Jun
28
102
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
For
104% Dec
106
Dec
7
13
103% July 18
105
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
see
2
page
Jan
10
15% Oct
23
25.
Iron
13
9,700
36 74
4,100
200
27%
27%
*27%
28
27%
27%
*27%
28
28
28
*27%
28
27%
27%
*27
23%
231/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
243/s
2374
24%
157,900
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12 %
63,900
22 %
109,000
21%
22%
22%
22%
23
23%
22%
22
23 %
27%
600
28
101
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101
*100
101
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101
*100
101
105%
*104
105%
*104
105%
*104
105 %
*104
105 74
36%
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
6,000
42%
42%
42%
44-
44%
45%
44%
46%
443/a
45%
47,200
50%
51
51
51%
52
53
52%
53
51%
523A
4,200
16%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
1734
41,000
14%
15
-
14%
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 3
18,900
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
291%
28
30%
32%
33%
33
33
33
33
33
33
32
33%
32%
33 %
32%
33
31%
32%
31 %
32 %
146,800
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
3674
36%
37%
371/2
3734
10,700
261/B
26%
241A
'/a
*32%
Pacific
8,000
1074
20,300
8,500
20'/a
2074
*121%
123/4
4,100
44%
34,700
32
71,100
24%
25
10%
11%
10%
1074
37%
36%
37%
37
38 %
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20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20
121/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
13 %
12%
1334
441/4
45
x43 %
44%
44%
46
44%
453/8
4474
321/s
32%
32
33
32%
33%
32
38%
37%
38%
39
39
38%
40%
40
40%
4,000
38%
39'/a
391/8
40%
40
40%
40
41
40 i/a
4074
69,600
17
17%
17
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
171/4
173/8
2,900
i
32%
15%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
1574
161%
15%
I6V4
30,700
29%
30%
29%
31
29%
30%
29%
30
29
2914
23,200
12%
12%
20
20%
81
81
4%
39
12%
12%
20%
5%
4%
39%
38%
12%
12%
13
12%
13
11,600
20%
12%
19%
*81
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
17,500
82
81%
81%
82
82
4%
474
4%
4%
10,800
39%
38%
39%
24,900
*81
82
4%
39%
4%
4%
39%
39%
39
170
8,300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
171/a
25
36%
37%
35%
36%
36%
36%
35%
361/s
351/4
36%
11,100
No par
43%
44%
44
45%
43
4474
43
43%
32,000
18 74
89,500
Co
Co
Corp
447/8
1
17
17%
17%
17%
No par
34
34%
34
34
100
com
146
146%
3
30
Manufacturing Co
30
43%
17%
X34
146%
146%
29%
29%
X144
29%
17%
1774
34
34
144%
*143%
29%
30
3
31%
32%
31%
,_50
63%
63%
*62%
63%
44
44%
44%
45%
x45%
29%
29%
29
29%
2974
30%
32%
31%
63
173/4
17%
34
34
145
145
173/8
3474
146
1,900
880
30%
30%
30%
1,600
321/s
32,100
6274
32%
31%
321%
31%
63
62%
62%
*611/4
47%
46
471/8
46
47
69,000
29%
301/4
30
30%
13,600
8,500
Utilities Co
400
preferred
preferred
±
_
79%
80 3A
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39
69,600
com_No par
35 %
36%
35%
36
26%
2674
36 %
3 6 3/4
36
36%
15,900
100
*93%
941/2
*93%
*93%
94%
93 %
100
*79
80
95
*105%
106%
100
Co
*96%
100
preferred
*106%
107%
1—2.50
*79
80%
*79
80
*78%
*
95
100
preferred.
Mfg
80
8.33%
Corp
Gustin-Bacon
31 %
600
371/4
2.50
Prop—No par
900
38%
25%
11
x36%
Tea Co—1
5,300
24V2
25
10%
37
1
33
10%
26
11
36%
.
8
3774
25
10%
5
Stores
preferred
$5.08
2,800
12%
36
22%
*27%
100
Ore
$4.44
Mar 12
26%
13
36%
*104
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
$5
Xl23/4
*100
6.25
Paper
$4.40
41
28
4
common
Ry
$4.20
7
*27%
5
94% May 11
Mar
36%
5
97
97% Jun 12
106% Apr 30
108% Mar 14
3 6 3/s
No par
Inc
Ltd
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
conv
preference
Aug
2
27% Oct 12
11
Co
Sugar
3
14
253A
13
36%
1
Financial
18
27
26 %
1274
10
Western
18% Jan
20% Jun
26
13
36%
5
Western
29% Apr
40
26,200
19,900
1
preferred
Green
31
1,600
5
Co
Rubber
&
24% Feb
May 29
305/a
5
Co
7
30
31
123/4
1
Co_
T)
26
137% July
305/8
36
180c
;
Steel
24
12% Oct
1
3
26,200
1
preferred
tGrayson-Robinson
60% Jan
200
6
*37
100
3%%
251/a Jan
38
574
13
30c
Co
City
301/4 Oct
36'A Dec 21
27
15
23
Dec
34%
6
36%
2.50
Batteries
34% Oct
20
Aug
Oct
2
3474
38
12%
Corp of Calif_l
Cards Inc
5
&
17% Dec
23
39% Jun
146
4% Aug
34
Mar 22
51% Feb
July
34%
5%
25
& Co
(W R)
341/4 Jan
34%
*367/2
6,
35%
3.33%
Inc
Gould-National
41
491/4 Jan
355/8
373A
261/4
(B F)
44% Jan
24
24,600
x25:,A
Inc
21
22
2,300
13%
87
10
14
12% Oct
3734
18%
263A
Corp
24
21% Oct
87%
3774
19
26%
B)
Co
Globe-Wernicke
29
*87%
38%
27
Co
201/4 Jan
115
1
14
Grace
1141%
18 3/s
26%
Co
12% Jun
9
1,500
1
5
14% Feb
52% Aug
11474
311/4
Brothers
45% Feb
5
114%
30%
1
&
17
1141%
31%
Financial
Ginn
Jan
114%
114%
30%
Co
32% Mar 21
Dec
291,600
31%
5%
6
260
5754
31%
574
26,900
56 3/8
2.50
6
31%
56%
115
100
Greeting
Gillette
Gimbel
22
34
31%
3174
561/e
5%
com
Cement
43% Mar 15
Dec
31%
*114%
57
*36%
Co
26
24
114
321/4
115
5
Rubber
Portland
Mar
113%
56%
1141/B
1,400
4
Oil
Giant
24"% Oct
27
1
-
Getty
Jan
114
3074
X115
6.67
Inc
21
53
561/4
25
Products
16
55
31%
11674
55%
10c
(series
Gerber
34% Nov
30%
*11574
55%
No par
Georgia-Pacific Corp
24
30%
1161/2
55
*113%
Signal
2
23
30%
116%
1%
Equipt Corp
3
19
30% Jun
5
3
100
No par
58% Jan
Feb
35% Jan
Jan
23,800
62% Jan
Feb
40% May 17
3
13%
preference
19
18% Dec
Jan
1374
preference
5 % %
20
4
20
13%
13
25% Jun
13
13%
106% Apr
42% Feb
25
36% Oct
47% NOV 15
27
25% Feb
133/a
Corp
&
9% May 29
13
Nov 21
337/a Jan
5
13%
Tele & Electronics
General
27
20
14% Sep
3
3
13%
95,600
Telephone Co of Florida
32% Oct
17% May 16
Nov 28
3
Jan
13
Industries
16% July
6
8% Jun 22
4
47
51% Jan
28% Jan
13%
1
Refractories
Steel
General
281/4 Oct
57% Dec 18
11% Jan
139
34,100
13
Corp
Utilities Corp
May 29
29 % Oct
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
75
343A
20
21% Oct
8
7474
373/4
3OV4 Apr
4
102% Feb 23
23% Jun
4
74 3A
36%
Jan
100
14% Jan
18
74
35%
29
401/4 May 29
75% Jan
75 %
preferred
75% May 24
25% Jan
74 34
preferred
70% Nov 17
26
743/8
3474
$1.25
4
Jan
73%
36%
$1.30
3
~6%
74%
351/8
4
July 25
Jan
73%
37%
6
30% Jan
4
No par
Service
Dec
53% Jan
3
76%
4074
preferred—
Mar
33% July
2
30y8 Jun 22
12% bet
7574.
40
Precision
General
168,300
76 3/s
87
conv
31%
40
*37
28
7
30%
18%
28
22
323/8
37%
May 29
Nov
303A
31%
87%
25% July 26
18% Oct 24
41% Dec 29
30%
18%
General
101% Dec
31%
37%
General
107
30%
87
General
19% Feb
3074
31
19%
5
24
12,100
371/4
Mar 14
22
6,100
1514
36%
41
Oct
5%
15 74
87%
22 % Mar 28
6% Oct
534
15%
35%
18
16
51/4
15%
Xl8%
15
2
15%
151/4
75%
Railway
32% Apr
3
20% Mar 20
53/8
15%
19%
Oct
26
5%
15%
35%
28% Jun
27% May 11
26% July 14
5%
1574
86%
14
3
x5%
19
54% Apr
27
5%
15%
35%
$1.60
4,700
5%
86%
General
4,500
I-' 7-0
15%
1
Public
24% Jqn
2874
_15
General
25% Jan
28
No par
37% Mar 22
441/4 Jan
28%
Advertising
25% May 28
211/4 Nov
1
9
8474
28%
Outdoor
6
5
391/8
8474
28%
Portland Cement Co
Dec
25% May 19
38 3/4
85
x28
2 8 34
General
Public
41% Dec
39%
85
28 3/4
28%
General
General
6
38%
39%
*84iA 786
383A
86
7,500
2,300
395/8
preferred
$3.75 preferred
9
12
14%
76%
$5
2
25
14%
395/s
.
7% Jan
Jan
15
751/8
common
44% Feb
580
914
9
9 74
14%
3974
Motors Corp common
19
19% Oct
3874
83/4
8%
15
75%
preferred
4% May 29
25% Jan
15
96
96
393/s
Corp
Aug 11
8
95%
7474
33% Jan
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
95%
39%
Mills
5%
17,500
9574
74%
Instrument
General
10,200
7%
39%
General
57% Dec
35 74
71%
734
74VB
General
316% Dec
38%
34%
6874
774
39%
Jan
1
v
35 74
69%
73A
8%
8%
15
*83aA
86
16,500
343A
68 %
8 74
1
30
25
38%
28%
500
2,100
5
22
Jun
38%
*83%
1
29
99%
Corp
Jan
44% Jun
No par
com
*9874
2,700
95%
97%
8%
28%
29
99%
500
21
7%
8
143/4
■
29
*98%
*20%
21
Co
96
108
13
8%
14%
Corp
10% Oct
5
May 31
8%
*14%
100
25
21% May 29
96
96
5
Inc
Finance
5
301/4 Jun
35% Jan
95%
*88%
2
Finance
Electric
531/4 Mar
29
13
7%
Corp
Corp
Co
Cigar
57% Jun
107% Nov 15
55 % Apr 21
38% Sep
Cable
78% Mar 12
35% July 2r
5
10
24% Oct
7%
1st preferred
25
54% Jun
4274
12
69
7%
1
86% Nov
51% Dec
35%
681/4
_5
Dynamics
42% Feb
17
34%
6874
General
4
42
351/8
67%
Corp
36% Feb
31
19
X3474
common
preferred
25
28% Oct
Sep
Cp
Jun
26% Jan
92% Jan 25
*98%
•:
67%
1
58
100
9974
36
5
113
22
99%
66 %
Corp__2
1
29
35
5
Contract
2
2874
1.25
Texas
of
Controls Co
3
13% Jun
Co
Transportation
General
Nov
*lli/4
99%
General
80% Dec
29
11%
2974
*11 %
No par
23
General
3
*98%
9
24
31
Apr 31
106% July 14
1
100
19
10
NOV
Investors
6% Apr
16% Jan
68% Jan
24
voting
24
58
29
195/8
4% Oct
2
19
53
*20iA
1974
General
37% Jan
5,900
3
3
3%
31/8
20%
46% Mar 20
20
3
3,600
31/8
8
31
4,600
19%
27
8% May 29
45%
20%
Jun
Mar 27
45
3%
79% Jan
8
45%
1974
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Oil
4%
45
20 3/s
Amer
6
46
3%
27
2
Dec
45%
1974
Bronze
85
453A
20'/a
General
42% Mar 15
45
19%
Bancshares
23
45%
20%
General
Oct
12,200
3
General
32
4614
19%
9
27
38
45%
20%
2
Mar
37%
47
1
11% Jan
83
38%
44
50
201/2 Jan
44% Feb
19 74
37%
43%
19%
Corp
conv
General
$8
19
38%
43%
preferred
General
16
19%
373/4
44
convertible
6
Nov
19%
38%
19%
Acceptance
26
45% Jan
79% Jan
Industries Inc common_l
Wood
General
15
19
6
10
99
2
Jun
Oct
Jan
28
Gar
1
Corp
193/4
38
43%
45
5
10% Jun
22% Mar 21
104
Jun
Feb
8% Apr
Garrett
19%
38%
43
19%
5
'
3,900
19%
38%
43
1
Inc
Co
22% Feb 27
3
40% Jan
7
7
5% Feb
24% Oct
May
Skogmo
$0.60
15
10% Mar
12% Oct
60% May
102
Co
Gamble
4%%
38% Dec
50% Nov 24
25
4% Mar 19
94% Nov
18
17
27% Apr
21
2 % Oct
3
Oct
Feb
17% May 29
10% Jun 27
37/a Jan
75
2
18 % Jun
5% May 12
58
Gabriel
Gardner-Denver
Jan
25
17% Jan
98
51
35 % Jun
24% Jan
92% Jan 10
20% Sep 25
75
May 26
5"% Dec 19
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
19%
98
20
94
*96%
94%
94%
94
!
*96%
*106
106%
106%
*106
107%
19
98
20
*106
20%
94%
*93%
94%
94
*93%
95
*93%
95
98
*96%
98
*96%
98
106%
108 %
2174
106%
*106
21%
106%
1081/4
231/4
106%
*106
22%
106%-
130
130
108%
233/8
19,100
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and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Number 6219
196
Volume
(2391)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
YORK
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1901
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Bee. 3
Dec. 4
Dec. f>
Dec. 6
Dec. 7
Shares
Par
H
37% Aug 30
Hackensack
Water
25% Jan
4
39% May 18
25% May 28
36 Va Mar 22
Hall
Printing
42% Jan
3
60 Va Nov
20
29% Nov 14
28% Feb
9
44% Oct
59% Feb
14
Halliburton
27% Jan
2
Hallicrafters
27% Jan
2
Hamilton
29
Nov
29
21% Oct
24
Oct
3
26 7/8 Jan
3
26% Aug
1
23
91
May 29
10
24
May 28
18% Jun
27
3
26
36% Jan
31
16% Oct
24
34% Jan
4
21% Oct
23
34% Jan
15
26
Oct
3
122'
Aug
3
128% Apr
36
26% Jun
38
Dec
4
35% Dec
15
58 % Mar
28
33 Va Dec
21
42 Va Oct
31
120% Jan
9
35
Jun
19
44% Sep
7
20% July 11
46
Hammond
May 24
Hanna
13
6%
i
Co
Co
i
6
80 V4 Dec
5
39% Jun
25
75% Jan
36% Aug
7
38% Feb
Harsco
20% Jan
3
27% May 18
25% May 29
17% May 29
24% Jan
Harsliaw Chemical
23% Jan
23
18
30
25 Va Oct
24
29% Oct
9
16
13% Feb
20
36 V2 Dec
8% Feb
6
37% Feb
27
32 % Dec
13
43% Mar 15
47% Apr 27
11
Jan
9
18% Nov
K27
Nov
28
7
81
Jan
3
46% Apr
24
29% Jan
34
87
46%
31% Jan
Dec
7
3.65%
2
Mar
115
3
4
86
19
20% Jan
"3
6
53
25
Sep
26
Apr
2
18 Va Nov
28% Apr
6
72
Nov
7
16
Jan
30 % Jan
14% Oct
31
29
2 9 7/a Apr
40 %.
19
29 % Feb
6
Hertz
5%
$2
2
Nov
Oil
Hess
17% Jan
2
24
8% Feb
1
14
36% Mar
9
Jun
7
307/a Jan
3
July
6
40% Jan
2
Holt
3%%
Hill
Hooker
25
93% Nov
19
Jun
1
35% Feb
15
Hoover
Jan
12
Hotel
14% Jun
22
17% Jan
16% Jun
25
23% Mar
Sep
37% July 18
32% Jun
60 % Sep
13
23
80% Jun
9
75
Aug
6
81 % Aug
16
85% Nov
13
83
Jan
10
88 Va Jan
10
93% Nov
10
127 Va Dec
11
Jan
9
74% Jun
,1
86% Jan
25
90
.
32 Va Oct
10% Dec
"27
3
23% Apr
7
45
3
58% May
8
35% Jan
3
72% Dec
90 '/a Jan
10
Jan
8
24
3%%
4
July 26
Houston
45% Aug 27
&
4
36
36
*36
36V4
36%
361/4
x361/4
361/4
38
38
38
38
38
38
*37
38
43
41%
43%
42 7/8
43%
42%
43%
*113%
114
*113%
Howe
Jun
56% Apr
9
Hudson
68.% Jan
2
Hunt
28
101% Mar
6
5%
21
3
40
Sep
29
6
23
July
20
34% Jan
15 Va Dec
100
4
7% Oct
31% Jan
116
116
*116
117
72
*69
72
*69
28
5%
9% Mar 26
Jan
18
41% Dec
26
21 % Feb
13
37
43%
45%
44 Va
44%
44%
45%
19,700
12%
13%
13
40,400
10
23% May 29
37
Jan
2
Idaho
15
18% Sep
29i% Jan
2
Ideal
3
48% Oct
11
31 Va Jun
46% Feb
2
Illinois
27
25
May 29
441/4 Dec
19
42V2 Jan
Oct
10
441/2 July 16
50% Nov
4
14
48% July
46
Aug 18
47% Aug. 21
16
3
41
Apr
30
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
17 7/a
17 3A
18'A
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
20
20 Va
1,800
26%
26 %
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
37,000
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
15%
16%
15,200
74%
74%
74%
74%
12%
74%
76
25%
6%
25%
10%
4 %
*29%
*30
30%
4%
32% Jan
23
50% May
4
23% May 29
43 % Mar 30
24% Jun
31
51/2 Jan
3
71 % Jan
Jan
94% Aug
3
18
20
5 Va
9
25
May 29
50% Sep
May 21
7% Feb
26
5
Jan
87
155
19
5
4%
4%
30 7/b
30%
*30
301%
30
29%
307/b
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
10,300
43'/b
451/8
42 %
431%
417/a
437-8
43
43%
35,800
34%
33%
34%
34%
34 %
34V4
347/a
34%
35%
15,100
94
93
93
29%
28%
30%
30%
31%
27/8
3;
*2'/a
3
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
400
19%
20%
19%
20 Va
19%
19%
3,400
*39%
39%
*39%
39%
39Va
39%
461%
471/4
47
46%
47
80
80
*87
*87
89
*87
89
.,
*95%
96W
105%
42%'
42%
Power—No par./
1
105%
*95%
./ 105
96%
105%
,
96%
105 Va-
11 Va
11%
477/e
467/s
47%
47%
47Va
47
471/2
com
5
'-""34%
35
351/a
ij 35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
98%
'98%
*98
99
98%
99
99%
99%
98%
*98
98
98
series A
100
100
1
50
Indust Inc
series
series
A
B
common
*40%
41
98
7%
8
7%
8
>
99
1%
8
8
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
5
x23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
22 Va
23%
22%
22%
8,600
41%
40%
42%
42 Va
42%
41%
41%
40%
40%
41%
13,900
36
36%
36%
37
36%
37
36 %
36 Va
36%
36%
11,200
15
common
50
50
50
50
50
*45%
46
*45%
46
*45%
48
*47%
48
*47'A
48
*51
51%
*51
51%
*51
51%
49%
*49
49%
*49
49%
46%
*46%
46%
*46%
46%
Corp;
1
32%
33
32
32%
32 Va
&
L;.glit_No par
29%
29%
29%
30%
30%
Power
Elect De Mexi<;o_100 pesos
No par
100
common
6
6
6
62%
62%
63%
*153 Va
*5%
6
63%
64%
*153%
160
32%
30%
160
39%
54
54 %
55% Dec
20
36V2 Jun
54
Jan
2
48
46%
46%
46%
46;%
33
33%
*96
96%
391/4 Jan
Apr
22
Interchemical
26
Mar 16
29
Co
4%%
Iron
Jun
14
2
International
42% Jan
3
55% Jun
9
43% Oct
24
57% Mar
1
Int'l
142% Jan
4
149V2 Apr
27
145
Jan
2
159% Mar
8
541/4 Oct
6
34
Jun
22
May 19
447
Jan
34
5
84% Nov
300
14
77% Jan
3
24% Sep
27
58% Jan
3
87
9
25
32% Jan
15
25
85% Jan
3
Dec
96
9
5
7
Jun
4
24
95
Jan
2
Oct
25
Nov
1
11
Nov 17
14% Feo
28
45 % Dec
38% Oct
22% Oct
101
7
24
4% Jun
69 % Mar 28
357/8 Apr
16% Sep .20
37
Jun
28
29
7% May 29
11
18% Jun
Nickel
Nov
21
1041/4 Dec
3
7
12
Dec
54
Jan
4
43%
44%
*85
87%
*85
87 Va
30%
*30%
31
31
31
64%
65%
64
65 %
*85
64
17%
17%
17%
18%
17'/a
18%
2.50
27%
28
27 %
28%
21%
28%
*97%
98 Va
*97 %
98 %
*97%
98 Va
1
*30
30%
*30
30 Va
x30
30
100
103
104 %
103
103%
Limited
1
X101 Va
*7%
"1%
8
Jun
115% Jan
Jun
31%
4
26% Nov
30
3
Interstate
Power
62 Va Nov
21
45
Jun
15
59% Jan
2
Iowa
3
51% Nov
24
40
Jun
21
52% Apr
12
Iowa-Illinois
Gas
38% Jan
10
Dec
5
38
May 29
50
27
Iowa
&
13% Oct
24
13 % Jan
3
17% Nov
28
118
1
33
Jan
2
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
2
9% Oct
22
161/4 Jan
10
27
IJ.% Jun
25
24% Feb
21
20
124% Aug 30
21 »/4 Mar
8
44%
46
307/a
3
24% Feb
*39 Va
46
41% Jan
33% Dec
36%
36%
32 Va
42% Jan
122% May 10
24%
40
45
20 % Jan
3
x72
44%
30%
Dept
18
43 %
45
Interstate
24
*39%
25
1
7
Oct
x36
40
com—5
2
21% Jan
37%
41
501/4 Mar
17% Oct
36%
*39 Ve
100
507/8 Jan
113
com
pfd series B
19% Oct
Apr
Utilities
International
$6
I-T-E
Stores
Creek
:
3.50
Co.
Light &
Power
Corp
preferred
convertible
Island
800
31,000
18
58,900
?8Vs
28%
28 %
28%
75,400
*97 Va
98%
*97%
30
101%
8
102%
8
102
8
30
801/2 Jan
27
48% Feb
14
851/2 May 19
83
Nov
3
82
27
84
Jun
81 % Nov
20
86
55% Feb
13
747/a May 22
73% Jan
4
Power
Co:.—_5
& Electric Co—1
10
Light
Coal
Co_
50c
common
43%
-
101
41
101
*41'A
102
101
41
41%
Va
*45
317/8
45%
*43 Va
44%
101
102
103
5,400
8%
12
11,100
44%
52
Co
40 Va
45'A
101
*39
44%
101
41%
87% Jun
14
75 % Jan
2
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
Jewel
Tea
Co
Inc
July 16
88 V2 Jun
13
59 7/a Feb
7
Johnson
—
Co—.
4%
15% Jan
3
30% Dec
13
15
3
75 % Dec
12
38% Oct
96
Jan
3
IO2V4 Dec
13
Jan
3
37
Sep
26
May 29
22
112
3%%
Feb
7
29% Jan
2
Jonathan
73% Jan
2
Jones
*
32 %
33
30%
32%
43,200
23%
23 %
23%
2,400
3,500
*45'A
&
Johnson—
Logan
Inc—
23 Va
23%
23%
23 %
54%
54 %
54%
48
48 Va
48%
54
54
48 Va
54
48%
54VB
54%
1.600
47
48%
54 Va
47
48%
54
46%
46%
46 V3
2,600
44%
45 Va
21%
21 %
9,800
20%
20%
123
45
20%
*122
23 Va
46
46
46
46
46 %
21%
20%
21
20%
21%
123
*122
123
122
11%
15%
15%
16%
85
86
84%
86
53%
54 %
54%
55%
56 Va
57%
57 %
86
85
*86%
87 %
*86%
87 Va
44%
45%
45
45%
447/a
45 Va
73%
74%
73%
74%
74V4
17
17%
—5
—50c
4
98V2 Jun
18
21% May 26
13% Oct
24
17% Jan
4
Mar 20
14% Oct
25
40% Jan
4
Joy Manufacturing Co—-—.
48
footnotes,
see
page
25.
102 7/a Mar 26
'
.1
400
23 Va
15%
Laughlin Steel common. 10
\5%
preferred series A_———100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
—_—1
46
23 VB
11
&
290
1,200
33%
5
1
preferred———;
——100
Corp———5
87,600
41%
46
15%
pfd^.-100
44%
45
15
common——„—1
40%
101 %
45
"122
Johns-Manville
56% Jan
For
9
28
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
1,110
41%
%
1
Breaker
Circuit
44 Va
41%
41
5
preferred
38% Sep 24
61% Oct 23
7
1101/2 Mar
July
43% Sep
400
102%
15
11%
15 Va
11%
15%
10 7/8
15%
11
15
122
122
15%
15
10%
10%
J
17% Mar
21% Nov
98%
30
*39
41% May 25
'
%
63 Va
17%
40
22
49
31
62%
18%
37
8.33%
25
Silver
100
Elec
31%
64
17%
2,700
13
25% Jan
31%
63 Ve
7,600
50% Jun
17% May 29
86%
7,200
43
$2
*84
37%
52% Nov
24
87 Va
75 Va
27
2
4,100
*85'A
25%
12
% Jan
21% Jun
40
Mar
45
670
44
37 %
31
25
157
x44
24%
12
31
49%
157
44 Va
157
73%
48% Jun
33 % Jan
17,700
497/8
44Va
37%
preferred
conv
50%
49'A
156
24 7/a
Co
International Tel & Tel com_No par
4%
12,600
102,700
73%
International
12
18
50
23%
402%
37
74%
24%
92
96%
22 7/a
397%
24%
72%
24%
118% Dec
*96
23%
72%
21%
73 %
2
96 Va
403%
24%
27%
25
108 % Nov
*96
1,800
2,300
14,100
72 Va
10c
73%
7%
33%
27%
International: Resistance
4
33%
15,600
24%
2
33%
11,000
No par
24
33
22,900
10%
No par
41% Apr
49
28%
Salt
581/2 Jan
54%
47 %
97/8
Shoe
39% May
54%
47
28%
International
May 28
39
54%
38%
10%
International
33
38
54%
47
38
287/8
3
May 29
37% Mar 13
160
97/8
27
26
800
43,400
28%
Mar 26
4
13
3,500
5%
29%
Feb
22
*153%
31
66 Va
28%
Jan
30
57/8
29%
36
607/a Apr
160
30%
64
10%
29
35% Nov
6
64%
44 Va
98
39% Nov
30%
10%
25
1
30%
63%
10
*43%
26
1
5,000
10%
25
'
33%
33
44 Va
Oct
4
33
97/a
62
11
40
32 V8
80
44 %
21% Oct
32 % Jan
46%
10%
6
23% July 12
*46 Va
44 %
7
44% Jan
46%
9%
38 ye" Jun
17
46%
*77/o
123% Mar
42 Va Apr
49%
44%
19
2
*49
1
Corp_.
29
'
49
100
Rectifier
Dec
26
49
Cent Ainer com—No par
preferred
International
94% Dec
23 % Nov
48
51%
30
"
8
46
*47'A
*51
31'A
87 %
03 %
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
convertible preferred—
5%
49%
155%
30%
common
nreferrr-d
Ini 1 Rys of
406
49 %
154%
44'A
8,500
23
5
5%
5
18% Jan
Intl
44
44%
398%
49%
155
*45%
30%
3,300
398
24
No par
Corp
Packers
Paper
30
49 Va
154%
156
23
No par
International
$4
400%
<
49%
49
43%
Canaca
International
16
392%
100
Mining
of
5
18 % Dec
394%
390'A
corn—5
Chemical
38 Vb Mar 16
97 Va Feb
24%
155%
preferred
4%
Int'l
96
23%
31%
100
&
International
96
24%
No par
common
Minerals
32%
97
X24
Machines—5
Business
preferred
Int'l
31%
*96
1
5
common
Corp
Harvester
7%
6
Jan
Jun
81
28
26
4
39
93% Feb
85% Mar
16
52
22% May 11
12% Dec
29% Jun
Feb
57
241/4 Jun
36% May 16
Dec
578% Jan
31%
100
Corp
preferred
Interlake
*47
%
46
30
16%
48
"153%
38 Va
preferred
30
16
51%
57/8
6
64%
16%
51
*47'A
*49
*46%
16
*45 Va
46
*47%
55
98
100
42
16%
40%
24
*41%
41%
157/k
54
May 29
42
41%
15%
38%
20 Va Oct
*411/4
41%
54%
25
19,800
15%
41
90% July 24
8%
'
160
12
7%
810
200
99
*98
11,700
No par
Co
RR
General
Steel
8%
1,800
>
1
*40%
Co
Ingersoll-Rand
99
7%
'.
%
Co
Indianapolis
*98
\
15%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Indiana
98
1,900
19,700
15%
5
Co
Refrigerator
Power Co
Industrla
98
—
6,400
10
11%
53%
17
10
11
40%
Apr
10
IIV2
153%
95
42%
97/a
10%
&
—
16,200
42%
43
No par
47V4 Apr
—
106
105%
11%
471/8
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
1
27% May 31
Oct 25
607
.
43
101/8
Inland
3
20
42%
1
1
2
18
10,200
42%
2
27
r: *95%
96 Va
104Va
19
Oct
89
*951%
Apr
Jan
V, *87
•
106 ,"
Jun
21% Jan
80
89
300
48
80
*95%. '•,96%
105%
59
35
47%
81
46V4
'
u
48% Jan
90
48
*80
*87
81
*81
3IV4 Jun 26
30
3,700
20%
15%
40
35% Jan
3
274
39%
15%
12
25
5,p00
11%
4.20%
6%
80
31
x20%
29
May 31
31
x39%
58% Dec
Jan
30
101%
21
16
20%
497/8 Dec
151
101%
101%
29%
95
40%
*15%
*40
50
101%
3
2%
3
102%
29
29
*94
94%
*93
95
*101%
101%
101%
101%
101%
*93
3 "
14
4,200
2,300
30%
46%
3
Nov
*30
30 Va
21,400
4%
31
33%
33% Jan
152
11
4
30%
29%
401/a Jan-
145
*30
2,600
22,700
10yB
4.42%
May 29
10%
10%
30%
4%
110
6
26%
'"43%
4.70%
47
Feb
Illinois
May 25
36
Nov
11%
11%
4%
6
15,100
45%
46
Co
Central
521/4 May 16
45% July 19
441/2 Feb
5
47% Apr
4
26%
11%
46%
4.26%
12
441/2 May 22
44 % Jan
6'A
26%
30%
10%
4%
30
*30
5'A
26 Va
61/4
27
30
10%
10
30
100
100
100
&
75%
*74
6%
25%
30
9%
*4%
10
30
74 %
X6 %
25%
6
6
.25%
13%
101/8
4.08%
50
12%
18 %
20%
42 7/8
Power
9
Nov
48
13%
17%
5
2.50
50c
—5
Corp
Cement
15
46% May
13
11%
11%
Hussmann
39V2 Oct
13%
100
20%
common_No par
convertible pfd
5%
110
10%
Hupp Corp
5
13% Oct
7
28
Jan
Feb
101
34,200
44
Co—
preferred
preferred
32% Sep
43
43
115
11%
46%
Foods
28
May 31
251/4 Apr
96% July 6
5% May 29
9
11% Apr
92 Va Jan
41
115
*69
72
*68
-
30 %
115
700
580
44%
10%
Stores
Sound
24
43%
431/4
preferred
Finance
Lighting
Howard
8
Jun
13,700
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Jan
17% Feb
95
13,600
18%
18
43'%
Co
Bearing
Howard Johnson
13
1
28 % Oct
12
99% May 24
10
29%
a
42%
preferred:
4.40%
9
28.7
13,400
32,700
preferred—
4%
■
•
347/a
preferred
2
July
9% Oct
85 Va
38
Inc
1
12.50
common—5
Corp
convertible
$2.25
43% May 29
15% Mar 23
84
*84
36
"
14% Jan
14,100
84
85%
*84
87
41%
2%
Ball
Household
97
10,400
52
35%
Corp
82% May 17
119% Mar
22
51%
*37%
*92%
May 17
89 % Jun
*84
87
No par
No par
5
57% Mar 20
14
19
74% Feb
27%
21%
51
48%
*85
of America common—1
5% convertible preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
1
5
33% Jan
27%
22%
50%
70
preferred
$5 div 2nd pfd ser C
5
8
40% Dec
36
27%
21%
50%
I
34%
$4.25
41
26%
211/a
49%'
1,100
46,500
70
Corp
Mining
Chemical
3
24% Nov
Mar 10
27%
26%
21
50
i
Winston
&
Rinehart
Homestake
July 18
41% Jan
3
19
22%
347/a
Furnace Co
Holland
22
18
40%
21 Va
72
Corp
Electronics
Hoffman
16% Jan
16% Dec
*3974
221/4
34%
preferred series A
Hotels
25
5
40%
20%
3,100
35%
Corp
Hilton
Jun
24
*397/8
20%
7,700
10,400
337/8
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
2% Oct
40%
201/s
21%
*74%
24
24% Jun 25
18,200
8'%
26%
100
Oct
7
18%
8%
48%
161/0
4
10
7,000
Xl8»/a
8%
20%
16%
87% Jun
Apr
6
15
3% Dec
38%
19%
8%
26
25%
13
104
39%
18%
8%
21%
15%
Nov
Mar 22
38%
19%
26
24%
30
29% Dec
2
Mar
20
4
29
Jan
93
39 %
19%
38%
19%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
2
33% Feb
5
19%
19
251/8
76
7
19%
5,300
:
34
Co
11
83% Feb
Apr
Jan
60
19%
19%
1
Hewlett-Packard
19% Jan
5
32
50c
15
26
31%
*39%
.'40
*39%
40
53%
Va
32%
Corp
13
20
8%
53%
31
32%
Inc
18
42% Dec
90
Hewitt-Robins
14
Jun
16
18%
8%
53%
31%
Heublein Inc
29
28
39
19%
*8%
39%
20
,
1
5
Chemical
&
15% May 24
21% July 10
16
40
18%
19%
8%
12.700
"
No par
Corp
Co
23
43% Aug
39%
19%
48
preferred_No par
A
Chocolate
24
53% Jan
42
19%
32%
128
1
class
conv
24
4
19%
32%
21
100
preferred
Oct
22
July 14
19%
52%
18%
65 % Jan
41% Apr
34'A Jun
34
31 %
51 %
31%
25
Co___'
&
26% Jun
9
53
317/«
20
29%
19
100
7 % Oct
May 26
31% Aug
541/4
31%
50O
29%
18%
Hershey
4
53
1
30
32
*39%
31%
*126
29%
52
=■8
27
33
128
3 0i/a
28%
19%
-
*126'
29%
28%
38%
5
128 ' *
18%
3
11% Mar 13
16,400
21%
32 %
33'%
32 %
*126
128
26%
27%
27
21%
34%
33%
*126
18%
Jan
29% May 10
8% Dec
27%
26%
33
128
18%
40% Mar 27
22
25,000
18%
82
5% Sep
43% Mar 22
21%
18%
10
20
10
Jan
21%
17%
(WE)
26
68% Jun
6
7% Feb
66
217/a
25c
Helme (G W)
common
10
7% non-cumulative preferred—25
Hercules Powder common
1 1/24
17
37
21%
29%
Heller
39 % May 14
50
Mar 21
15% Jun 21
12% Jun 25
4
21
22
29%
6
Feb
21%
30
Nov
16
21%
29%
14% Oct
Mar 30
21
29%
10% Oct
28%
3,700
28%
44% Jan
May 29
32% Oct 23
29%
98
28%
55% July 18
18
69 Ve Dec
Sep
53 Va
Oct
29%
19%
Industries
Curtis
Helene
25
Jan
67% Jan
108
29 Va
51%
preferred
116
110% Aug
29%
*95
28%
2
48
29%
31%
Marx
98
29%
13
1
Jan
19% Apr
24
36
July 13
27% Jun 25
Nov" 17
18
88
10% May 29
31% Oct 31
20
4
64% Jan
19
20% Oct
Nov" 17
38 % Nov
4
Oct
84
Mar 16
74% May 25
"_5
Jan
30% Mar 23
18
34
2
35% Jan
15% Jun 22
19
73% Nov 21
Mar 29
42
&
12 7-8
24
29%
28%
Corp
12%
24
*95
29%
27%
32%
Aluminum Inc
1
of America common
1
5%
preferred
50
Haveg Industries Inc
40c
Hayes Industries Inc
5
Hazeltine Corp__.
No par
Heinz
(H J)
Co common
8.33%
Hat
9% Jan
13
24%
24
95
27%
*126
Harvey
30% Jan
24
17% Jan
28
40% Sep
49 % Feb
Oct
13
Schaffner
Hart
Dec
40
May 29
Oct 22
6% May 29
38% Jun 27
11,500
12%
24%
13%
12%
500
24
28%
Co
43,100
95
5
Harris-Intertype
4
1,600
52%
95
1
Corp
Corporation
Jan
24 % Jan
291/2
51%
24%
21%
Inc
29%
51%
12%
1
1.25
World
&
Harcourt Brace
29%
50'A
*90
20%
100 A
357/a
29%*
50%
*23%
29%
—
*35%
2 91/2
13 %
29
com__7.50
Refrac
35%
351%
29Va
50%
35
50
95
I
1
2.50
;
35%
*3434
29%
50%
35
x29%
24%
12%
*23%
*90
2.50
Co
A)
50%
100
Co
Paper
Organ
(M
29%
50
1
common
preferred
preferred
-
35 %
29%
1
Co
Harbison-Walker
48% Mar 13
34%
5
5
Watch
Hammermill
39% Jan
128
12.50
Co
Co
convertible
4%
Jan
108
July 3
83
13
Nov 16
112V2 Feb
(W F)
16%
*84%
17%
86
10%
17
*85
15%
100
5,300
10%
2,800
17%
17
17%
11,500
86
85%
85 %
100
5,900
58
x54
56%
*86%
87 Va
*86 %
87 %
20
44 Va
45%
44%
45'A
19,500
74%
74 V4
75%
4.400
75
74
17%
1678
17%
16 7/8
17 %
16%
17
50 Va
48%
497/8
47 VJ
47
49%
48%
49% >50%
101%
101%
xl 00%
101%
101 %
1011/4
3 4%
14%
14
14%
13%
14
19%
20
19%
19%
19 V2
197/8
-
122
*101
13%
19 %
102
*101
17%
8,200
477/8
33.900
102
700
13%
13%
137/8
1,800
19%
19 %
19%
11,800
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2392)
20
.
.
.
Monday, December 10, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Lowest
Highest
Highest
37
Mar 15
Sep
20
4 Vb %
convertible
6
4%%
preferred
(ser of 1957)
49 Va May 23
25
May 29
22
108% Apr
25
84
Jun
26
44 3 4 Jan
11
48 V* Jun
1
47
Jan
3
Oct
10
May 19
103
Jun
7
112
.101
Jan
10
111
60 % Jun
28
Kaiser
Alum
May 16
May 21
4%%
79% Mar 14
Kansas
4%%
Dec
19
122
Jun
6
58 % Jan
17
87
Nov
6
Dec
13
78
July 31
83
Apr
3
3.80%
Oct
31
86
Aug
6
92 % Nov
4%
96% Nov
26
101 % Nov
3
5
300
75 VB Jan
9
82
84 % Jan
27
89
92 >2 Feb
6
27
95% Jan
84 3, 4
Aug 25
89
Dec
15
89
Jan
8
87
Jun
27
93
Nov
20
91
93 Va May 24
Jan
26
95% Oct
36 Vs Nov
12
41% Nov
23
17% Nov
15
20
27
69
3
Jan
10
36
Nov
93
Sep
28
Sep
19
23% Jun
68 % Jan
27
36
39% Oct
37% Jan
3
54 Va Nov
1
36 Va Jun
27
127/s Jan
13
28% Nov
28
13% Oct
24
11
84
Nov
24
47% Jun
13
50 % Jan
_
Nov
22
Va Apr 24
41Vb May 22
91
28% Oct
50% May
12
7
26% Jan
4
78% Mar 16
preferred
preferred.—
preferred
4%
non-cum
Kansas
Gas
Kansas
Power
Kayser-Roth
Kellogg
-Oct
5
26% Jun
25
40% Jan
3
Kelsey
27
24% Sep
59% Oct
24
48
Jan
2
Kendall
22
86
Jan
5
83
60% Oct
24
24
Jan
4
27
76% Jun
21
4
Dec
11
79 % Jan
3
Kimberly-Clark
33% Mar
6
9
Jan
May 28
12 Va Oct
3
48% July 31
33 % Jun
85
Jan
80 %
27
28
88
Feb
26
57
.! Apr
11
20
Oct
22
27
Dec
6
13% Oct
24
11% Jan
14
Jan
16
11
Oct
24
27% Oct
34% Apr
6
20
Jun
25
39% Dec
11
24% Oct
26
20% Jun
30% Jan
10
25% Jan
27
34% Dec
11
51
Dec
11
Oct
i
Aug 31
8
11% Jan
3
11
16% Apr
33% Feb
20
20 % Dec
1 % Jan
4
4
3% July 18
Dec
7
60
Dec
20
12% Sep
48% Apr
28
60% Mar
10% Jan
4
15 Va Jun
111
81% Jan
146% Jan
Oct
Sep
1 %
14
19
39
6
28
May 29
19% Jan
4
36% Dec
3
34% Jun
21 % Apr
25
5% July
22% Mar 22
26% Jan
29% Feb
26
15
2% Mar 21
16% Jan
22
13 Va Jun
13% Jun
9
Jan
8
3
15
15% Mar
6
24
8
Feb
1% Mar 16
22 Va Dec
7
9
Lehigh
35% Feb
7
Lehman
43 % Feb
8
Lehn
25
7
.
Feb
13
Feb
7
43 Vb Oct
4
62
Mar 19
5
9% Oct
24
8
17% Mar 12
3
10
111% Nov
22
152 % Dec
63 Va Oct
23
110% Feb
6
6
147
59 % Mar 16
31
9
15
Jun
25
44% Jan
56 Va Apr
40
Oct
24
4 Va Oct
25
2
15% Oct
24
57
Jan
2
69% Nov
5
54% Sep
18
3
18% Dec
15
17
35% Mar 29
54 Va Dec
29
71
Nov
14
May 31
% May 29
46
26% Jan
~2~6
15% Jan
10
21% Oct
22% Feb
34 Va
51% Aug 18
46% Dec
22
31
27% Feb
27
2
29% Nov
9
11
41% Jan
4
170
Apr
July
May 29
9
17% Oct
24
15Vb Oct
23
18% May 29
14
123
3
39
59% May
Jun
6
May 29
100% July
6
100
Jun
16
104
Feb
8
85
Jan
13
89
Dec
4
88
Aug
£7
Mar 29
91% Dec
12
90
Jan
3
72% Nov
29
36% Oct
24
39 % Jan
__
3
136% Jan
35
146
137
May 25
Jun
Dec
35
Dec
28
25 Va
49% Jun
63
Oct
24
50
17% Nov
Oct
P
18% Mar 28
Tan
77
26
i
27
May 29
May 29
% May 29
45 Va Nov
26
25% Jan
2
26%
26%
48
47%
47%
18
£
17%
18
55%
56
"56%
17%
55%
56 Vb
55%
55%
9,800
35%
9.800
31%
3.400
73
74
68%
67%
37%
38
1
34%
34%
53%
54%
33
34
\
g
RR—
X53%
55%
56%
57%
33%
33%
33%
34
13%
13%
13%
14
39%
si-
40%
40%
40%
86
85
85
22%
22%
22%
231/4
18V8
18%
*'
18
...
18
18%
2,600
40%
40%
40%
86
85%
85%
170
31%
33 %
31%
321/2
252,500
22%
23%
22%
23
18
281/4
27%
28
12%
13%
26 Va
13
26%
*36
13
14%
26%
27%
*38
41
42
14 Va
14%
27V2
27%
*38
421/2
25%
25
25
24%
25
24
25
25
23%
25
24
24
23%
24 Vb
16%
16%
17
17%
17
114 %•
14%
14%
171%
40,300
14%
17% |
14%
17%
7,100
,16%
14%
14%
•14%
14%
23
14%
23%
22
22
21%
20%
*:
21%
7 Va
18%
17%
7 Va
1%
34%
35
■
'
5%
6
•■%
x35
21%
7%
7%
7%
7%
9,300
17%
17%
17 Vb
1%
17%
22,400
1V4
1%
1%
1%
21%
17,700
21%
*5%
.30
.
22%
7%
17%
1V4
21%
29%
•
6
21%
36
28 %
29
35%
35%
35%
9Vb
51%
Liggett
68 %'
68
68 V2"
68 Va
68%
100!
151
151
151
__5
2.50
6 V2
—20
20%
1
63V4
66
i_—3
51 Va
51%
LoeWs
Theatres Inc,
conv
Island
5%
series
,-Z'ZZ1
—
Lighting Co
D
E
preferred
(P)
Co
Louisville
&
15% Feb
8
Lowenstein
67% Jan
4
Lukens
27
21% Feb
20
Lykes
Bros
100
67V2
150%
67%
152
*91
5
•
43%
17%
18%
18VB
18%
17%
18
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
47%
5,800
6%
24,000
18 Va /
471/4
20
20
"V 65%
68 Va
66 Va
61%
66%
68%
67%
52%'
69%
285,400
51 %
52%
51
52 Vb
51%
52%
80 900
23Vb
23V2
221/4
23
22%
23
6%
6%
6%
23"
50 %
22%
,
6%
6%
,
Vk.
104
191/4
19
19%
19.900
22
21%
22
27,600
/ 121
129%
*126
49
47%
*102
48%
101
48%
104
*92
92 Va
*92
93
96
*93%
96
43%
42%
44%
*143
144%
42 Vb
*143
93%
43
421/4
14411/a
33 %
331/4
331/4
33%
33%
60%
59
6C i/a
58 %
59%
9%
9%
"143
34%
59
Va.
59%
10 V«
9%
43
44
43 Va
44
42%
44
4.2%
15%
15%'
15%
16
15%
16 Vb
25
25 Vb
10%*
9%
400
10,400
93
*91V2
*92%
145 Va,'
491%
"102
10
10
49
129
104
92%
43%
129
*102
59VB
Co.ZZZ—
129%
96
.
,
*143
145%
33 %
18%
21%
/48 Tb
*91%
44
„C
19%
22
1104
*94
13.100
19
21%
131
*126
48
.
19%
21%
92 %
-
23%
500
22
xl9Vb
:
Inc,—Z—1
Co
3,900
59,600
20
96 ■-
'
43 %
50
170
42%
20
48%
*143
33
16,000
431/4
20
104
*94
100
Sons
Steamship
68 Vb
152
42%
43
13.33%
&
18,700
20
128
.
48%
,100
'
Nashville:.
(M)
Steel
.
*102%
(Ky)_Nopar
—■
Co
25,100
6%
19%
common—
El
&
3,600
51%
11% .,12'/a
20%
22.
10
preferred-
series
preferred
22%
100
series
,-7%
9%
50 Va
12%
6%
19%
com
preferred
4.25%
Louisville Gas
67%
*150%
9%
52
•
20%
21%
*126,
1,900
4.000
20 Va
4
loo
4.35%
Iorillard
9%
1,000
11,300
43 Vb
431/2
,
152
12
33,300
' 67«
,
no
preferred
B
*150Va
151
.
V8
5%
•
Lone Star Cement Corp,.
Lone Star Gas Co
common,,..
4.84%
;
221/a
5%
29%
91/4
9%
"'52
22
5%
29'/4
35%
29%
35%
35%
•
5%
29%
12
25
5,300
21%
Va
21%
■"
1%:
.
6.300
17%
7
7%'
*21%
■
17%
17%
1%
21%
1%:
*211/4
5%
Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
5,300
42%
25
29%
Litton
10.600
24%
5%
pfd
18%
25
29%
__
*38
.
25%
52 "a
.__
36,400
27%
9 '/8
conv
14%
271/2
28%
11%
Co_
14'/4
27%
27%
.13%
51%
non-cum
5,500
28%
1
Corp common,,-—,,
28 Va
28
1
7%
preferred—
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
27%
25
7
com
23.300
24 34
—No par
Tobacco
900
24%
14
251/4
11%
Myers
13%
24%
14
24%
18
___
18%
*13%
14
24%
41
17.900
13%
13 Tb
23 %
26%
2,300
18 Va
14%
11%
Long
11
13%
14
40%
51 VB
Mar 20
4
13%
14
*85
*9 Vb
May 17
Mar 20
6,800
9%
93
Apr
23,500
11%
'69
104
40
57%
33 Vb
51%
Mar 20
64■V Apr
57
32%
23%
12%
1,900
57%
33
23 %
25%
5,000
56 Va
14
*38
30,800
30,400
32%
23 Va
*85
45%
151
35
24%
17%
No par
Inc—
34%
331/4
1
1
34%
32%
—15
,
34%
29%
25%
_Z
34%
34%
34%
30%
124%
j.
73
27%
85
1
Products
72%
37'/4
40%
1
A
73
381%
22%
.1
com
34%
67%
72 %
371/4
13%
^No par
series
67%
73%
38%
'
29%
25
Co
38
13%
___4
Inc,
72%
38%
40 Vb
\
A_l
73%
85 '
io
__.
series
73%
x37%
i
C0ZZZZZZ5
common
'
'
9%
Belt
5,400
4,600
10.9C0
31%
33%
11%
22
Jun
26%
471/4
45,%
1
5.300
26%
45%
6
39%
18Vb
Lionel
.May
39%
26%
Link
96
39V4
48/
54% Mar 29
63% Feb
1.000
391/4
17%
19 Va Jan
57
81%
47%
17 Va
23
81
26%
17%'
155 Va Jan
81
51 Vb
3%%
400
80%
39
_2
&
9,300
80%
27%
17%
6
19%
39'%
80%
39
47Va
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—l,——50c
2
19%
.17%
43
13
20
17%
43 Va
47% Feb
19%
55 Va
lc
Paper
Refineries
14
23
x26 %
X47
43%
24% Feb
20
/'
5
27 % Jan
39
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co———5
LibbyiMcNeil & Libby
.7
30% Oct
May 17
20% Feb
9
155 Va May 11
39%
34
,_—
„
97%
38%
31%
5
Corp__
Leonard
94%
*96%
*96%
40 Vb
55%
_i
Industries
Fink
*93
97%
97%
34%
io
pfd
Valley
&
94%
*93
*96%
81
'
25
40
120
31%
;_.~'5
24
93%
101%
33%
Corp
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement
% Jun
4
*92
*101
67%
.—5
conv
93%
101%
31%
__z
Tire
Valley
*92
*101
94%
34%
—;
$1.50
10
93%
101 Va
*93
17%
47 Va
100
67%
Siegler Inc
Lehigh
82 Va
31%
1
:
&
*80
600
3,400
34
l
preferred
Rubber
81 %
73%
39%
*38%
27%
*80
73%
68
Leesona
22% May 29
8% Oct 25
42 Va May
Jan
Lee
80%
73%
700
31%
:
Bryant
23% Oct
5
40 Va Sep 26
23 % Nov
9
135
Lane
Co
81 Va
*19
'
73%
108
55'; V
33 %
j
Gas
73%
*106
33%
Laboratory ;for ElectronicsI Inc
4.32%
108
106
17%
ioo
Sutherland
Laclede
*106
500
104
33%
Mfg Co—
Lear
15
40 Va Mar
13 Vb Oct
16
K V P
108
34.500
%"
30%
Co—
9
18
Apr
4
Kroger
Lanvin-Parfums
20
41% Dec
39% Jan
2
106%
39
19%
*104
34%:
% 67%
Co
3
Nov
34
Kroehler
Mar 12
&
36 Va Jan
41
21
18
30% Jan
(SH)
10
24
3
Kress
40%
501%
31%
Airlines——100
Co.
36% Jan
25% Oct
2
25% Mar 12
27%
i
i
common
2
28
25
(SS)
,97%
39%
*19
90
*49%
67%
preferred
Korvette (EJ) Inc
Kresge
*96%
33
*90
50%
67 VB
4%
12
40% Nov
22% Sep
14% Jan
131
Oct
Koppers Co Inc
97 %
34%
90%
31%
Corp__
Dutch
31 Va Jan
20
Jun
8
Royal
94%
40
/•:4T?0
i
Oil Industries
40 Vb Jan
26% Jun
Apr 21
36% Jan
KLM.
-
33%
90
106%
101%
*93
39
8.75
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
24
19% May 29
36% Aug 15
20 Va Oct 25
45
44% Mar 14
2
24
3
Jan
Mar 16
Aug
34% Nov
28
20
21% Oct
July 20
44% Dec
15
101;
101
94%
81
Kingj-Seeley Thermos Co__
23
29
27% Feb
101
40
^.so
25
29% Dec
*92
80%
County Land .Co
93
7
*80
92
i
_8
23
45% Oct
81%
92
38%
—
Jan
10
81%
50
:
46% Feb
Feb
73%
Shares
50%
I
|
Dec. 7
_No par
Co
41
Kerr-McGee
73%
92%
*96%
No par
Copper
25
14
78
Kern
*105%
19
Co__^_—
25
14% Nov
36
5
19
105%
73%
*18%
Co—
Jun
3
105%
83
92'%
___■
30% Jun
57% May
106%
74
*81%
;
42% May 23
16% Jan
34% Dec
91% Mar
Light
106%
No par
Co
*105
106%
*93
com
Corp
Hayes
50
72%
50c
Kennecott
90 Va
50
101
Co
94% May 16
34%
90%
107
♦105%
par
_
Electric
&
341/b
90%
loo
preferred.
&
34%
50%
——100
City Southern
34
the Week
Friday
Dec. 6
90%
106-.-
4.35%
100
Kansas City Southn Ind com_No par
Non-cumulative
preferred
—25
Kansas
34%
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 5
50 %
100
4.50%
49% Nov
62
100
pfd—100
conv
Wednesday
Dec. 4
90%
100
4,20%
3
38% Sep
32% Jan
pfd
preferred
3
46
33 %
*90
50
conv
Tuesday
Dec. 3
*49% "50 «/4
100
preferred—,
73% Jan
23
'
33 %c
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
25% Jan
31 % Feb
Corp
preferred
of 1959)
(ser
Monday
r»r
•
Chem
&
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
99
1
88% Dec
122
YORK
EXCHANGE
50% Nov
29% Dec
102
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
lowest
'
93%
43
29,600
144%
341/4
34%
58%
10
20
IOO
59
5Z400
4,700
9%
9%
18.100
42%
41%
42 Vb
6.900
15%
13
15%
15%
6,700
25
M
2: Vb Jan
12
41% Dec
6
32*4 Jun
3
53 % Sep
19
47'/a Nov
16
74% Dec
£2 % Jan
5
88 '/a May
20% Feb
7
30 '/2 Dee
1% Jan
3
3 Vb Jun
3
10 Vb Jun
14
Dec
47% Nov
9
4
7u
16% Jan
3
33 To Dec
3
30% Jun
3
5% Jan
451/4 Aug
4
26% Nov
17
38 % Nov
26% Feb
4
65 % Oct
3 'A Mar 27
Jun
26
74% Feb
Jun
25
47% Mar 20
25
561/2 Mar 12
25
32% Feb
Jun
24
Va Jun
25
4
May 29
20% May 29
221/4 May 29
12
21
34
May 31
50 Va Dec
Oct
24
31 Va Nov
25
34% Mar 10
44
% Jan
4
61
74
Jan
3
81
75 Va Jan
5
Jan
19
68
75
July
23% Jan
36% Jan
6
3
~6
Aug
*_3
12% Jan
3
71%
4
26
Oct
Aug
1
801/4 Aug
72 % Dec 12
27
28
Feb
14
Mar
7
6
45% Mar 14
34
5
161
18% Jan
Feb,
56
12
13
46% Mar 15
28% Jan
2
35% Nov
28
58% Jan
2
5
May 18
83% May 17
29
76
20
84
24
Oct
84
May 21'
May 10
35% Feb
5
25
35% Feb
2
Jun
27
78% Jan
341/4 Nov
3
21
33
15
5
89
Nov
Jun
22
32'/2 Jan
24
23% Sep
19
15% Nov
27
251/8 Jan
19
82
% May 22
July 18
Nov
84
Nov
102% Nov
27
65
28
Jan
26
45
Dec
28
3C% Jan
3
43
Nov
27
31
Aug 21
14% Jan
23
1501/4 Jan
16
19% Dec
Feb
24
49 Vb Dec
Dec
14
34'% Feb
Jun
21
26
Mar
93
Jan
33% Feb
61 '/a Nov
2
19
9
19% Jan
4
32% Jun
26
491/2 Feb
9
23
24
23% Jan
9
2
9
% Oct
24% Sep
27
47% Dec
15
S"'b Jan
3
11% Dec
301/2 May 28
8 Vs Oct 26
46% Jan
14
3C
Oct
31
12% Jan
31
19% Oct
29
Jan
6
Sep
Dec
12
16
38% Feb
8
6
35 % Jan
171/2 Jun
25
3
49 Va Oct
16
331/4 Jun
Jan
20
9
93
23% Mar 12
48 % Apr
12
91
23% J-.U
30
19
96
8fc
301
tr
vs
May 24
31 Va Apr 10
Aug 21
35% Feb
Jan
a
84
For
footnotes,
28
Aug if
see
M
page
17
Jan
Jun
29
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
24% Oct
25
32
6
811/2 Jan
25.
2
V2 Aor
90
Oct
10
61
61%
92
92
91
22'A
22%
1%
Maxwell
~ ~
&
Exploration
:
Oil
Co
Marquardt
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall
Field
&
Co
Martin-Marietta Corp
Masonite
May
preferred
1945
preferred
1947 series_No par
preferred
—1.N0 par
3%% preferred
Mays (J W) Inc
Maytag
Inc
$1.50
McCall
3%%
$6
Corp
convertible
Vb
22%
22%
22%
14,900
1%
1%
1%
1%
11,100
*8%
8%
8%
8 Tb
8%
62%
61
62 Vb
*62%
38 Vb
371/4
37%
36%
37%
41 %
42
42%
43
43Vb
42%
43 Vb
43%
44
4,700
23%
23%
24
24 Vb
24 %
231/2
24Vb
23%
24 Vb
4,200
22%
22%
23
22%
23 Vb
22%
22 Vb
22 Va
22%
533
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1.300
431%
43
43%
43 Vb"
43 Tb
42%
43%
42 Tb
44%
16,500
28%
28 Vb
28%
28 Vb
28%
28 Vb
28 Vb
28%
28%
11.200
'27%
28
28%
27%
29Vb
26 Tb
27%
27%
28%
26 VB
26
26
25%
25%
25Vb
25%
26
26
13%
141/4
13%
14 Vb
14%
15 Vb
14%
15%
14%
14%
28,900
36'%
36%
36
36%
36%
33%
37Vb
38
37
37%
8,000
341%,
35
34%
35%
36 Va
36 Vb
36
36
35%
36%:
21%
21'%
21%
21%
24
23 Vb
23%
23
23%
299,000
35%
x34%
35
34%
35%
35
351/4
35%
35%
6,600
57%
15,700
-
21%.
•
55
V.
7b
'
5%
55 7
5%
b
57 Vb
57V8
57%
57
57Vb
80%
-80%
81%
81 Vb
*81
82 '/a
80%
81%
*80
82
73%
73%
80
-
80
82
82 %
*81 %
73
73
*73
"73%
*81
82 %
*81
,
-
82 Va
83
*81
1(^%
16%
28 Vb
47 Vb
46%
22%
21%
100
loo
33%
*85
16%
84
"
*85
84
*103
73%
82%
1ST 8
16%
28%
29
48 T
8
48%
50
33%
341/4
4,700
33%
33%
341/4
34
34
23%
21%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 »/2
2,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
11,000
*85
'
85%
91
*85
SO
*85
85
85
85
85
85
110
*103
110
*103
110
69
68
68
~480
24%
25
24%
25
23,300
5 8 Vs
59 %
58%
60
35,800
3 6 Vb
37
36%
37
12,600
125
26%
19,900
16 %
16
16 '/a
1,200
25
Vs
25%
25 Vb
25%
2.50
56%
58 Va
x57
58'/4
58i/4
59 %
1
35%
351/2
36%
36 Vb
37
24%
35%
25 '
25
25%
x25%
26 Vb
25%
26%
16%
16%
16%
.16%
161/4
16%
16%
40 VB
,40%
'121/2.
1
ZZZZlOO
"660
40
.
40
40 »/4
41
41%
42 Vb
421/4
42%
5.500
12
12%
12,%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Vb
2,400
37%
38
38
39
38 Vb
38%
38%
39%
8.300
10
1C
10%
10 Vb
10%
10%
10%
10 Vb
10%
16,200
247b
25%
25%
25 7
8
24%
25%
25
25
4.300
21%
21%
_No par
-
24%
9%
24%
100
90
85
25%
110"
4,400
*103
24%
39%
5Z4OO
15,900
1
5
60
82 Vb
26,700
68%
10
130
370
16%
68%
Z~
5,200
49 Vb
68 Vb
Z
(1st series)
1,600
28%
69
38'/4
18,300
16
68%
37%
1,500
48%
68 Vb
~_~i
73Vb
900
28%
68'%
No par
;
81 Vb
82
1,100
75.300
Vb
*103Vb
12 Va
McNeil
*81
16 Vb
28%
•
Vb
8%
63
231/4
'■
91
84
116
*81
74
100
9
B_,
21%
92
'
No par
Medusa Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
22%
17%
:
Trucking Co
Mach & Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
33%
23
.21%
17
Inc
McLean
series
33%
73%
56%
81
*80
:_ioo
Publishing
Z_Z_~"l
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
(AG) & Co
McKesson & Robbins
82 Vb
16 Vb
29 Vb
45 Vb
preferred
380
621/4
28 %
50c
8%
600
9,300
37%
3
McKee
8%
91%.
63
*61 Va
16%
McGraw-Hill
preferred
22
1%
451/4'
(J Ray) & Co Inc_=
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
McGraw-Edison Co__
4%
22%
1%
29%
preferred
preferred
22%
1%
16 Vb
McDermott
4%%
*91
44%
common—;
convertible
91V4
29
:
Corp
91 Vb
—No par
__i.No par
preferred
Corp
McCrory
1
911/4
No par
—No par
common—
conw
McCord
100
<_
Co
MCA
series
OlVb
:6i%
27%
seriesiNo par
1959
x61
38
55 VB
$3.75
61%
37 Vb '
34%
$3.75
$3.40
61'/4
1%
9 Vb
5
common-
621/4
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37 VB
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Stores
61%
621/8
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26
1
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Dept
9,600
47
28%
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36 V4
47
42%
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1,600
35 %
46 Vb
?5%
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Corp
25
36%
46'/a
22%
No par
Corp„
25
35%
46%
23
Moore.ZZl2.50
Oil
Marathon
24%
36%
40%-
5
Maracaibo
25 Vb
36
*46%
1%'
9
24%
22%
Vb
36%
1
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Mallory (PR) & Co
Manhattan Shirt—.
Manning
~~
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62 %
—
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Magnavox Co
preference B_
26
61
1,
100
preference B.
Jun
47
1
conv
2
36%'
47
convertible
conv
23
36
47'%
Square Garden Corp com_i
preferred—No par
Magma Copper
10
60c
4Vb%
401/8 Mar 15
36%
Madison
5%%
34% Jan
25 3
36 Vb
*46%
_
19
21
25 Vb
5
;
22
8
15
1
21
23
28% Oct
15
27
29
18 Vb Aug
Jan
104
Oct
35
43 Vb Mar 22
125
28
18% Oct
22%
Inc
Marlin-Rockwell
21
23% Jun
July 25
76
Fund
Marine
29% Jun
27
86% Jan
Madison
Maremont
13 Vb
Apr~26
107
common
Macy (RH) Co Inc common.
4 Vb%
preferred series A.—.
4
77% Feb
24% May 22
S4% Mar 16
no
_5o
Inc
preferred
1
28'% Sep
77 Va Feb
Dec""~4
120% Nov
Trucks
5%%
Forbes—
Mar
35
19% Oct
Jan
Mack
&
Aug 30
77% Jan
12
39%
8
70% Jun
8
83%
24
17
May 28
25% May 29
42 V4 Jun 25
2
48% Jun
27
29% Aug 29
13
791/2 Dec
24
% Jun
30 Vb Oct
21
27sb Sep
Oct
9
18
25
15
10% Mar 21
20% Oct
28
51% Jan
30% Jan
24
36
15
23
24
24
19
22
14% Oct
29
MacAndrews
—
4
24% Jan
Nov
50
27
5
12 Va Jan
92
23
34% Jun
1
4 % Jan
36% Jan
16
Jan
44 Va Mar 15
47%iFeb
27
6
21% Jan
2
20
1% Oct
27
60% Jun
1/4 Jan
Jan
4OV2 Feb
7% Oct
28
27% July 19
36% Jan
3
72
17V4 Oct
14
7% Jan
25
86
8
11
5
45Va Jun
18
25
44Vb Jun
10
44% Jan
25
2a Va Jun
14
45% Dec
21% Oct
21T'a
21%
21%
21
%
22 Vb
22%
22
22
2 300
39%
39%
40
39%
40
39%
40
38%
39Vb
7,500
-
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93%
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93%
20%
20'%
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20%
19%
93%
20%
27V8
27%
27 Vb
27%
27 Vb
87%
86%
87
86%
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93%
20
20
27%
27%
27%
83%
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87
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93%
20%
20%
lZ700
271/4
27%
4.600
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87
510
Volume
Number 6219
196
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2393)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
75
Apr
20
86'A Dec
11
84% Jan
24% Mar 10
37% Dec
5
13% Apr
15% Dec
20
28
88% Nov
Feb
24
33% Jan
Merck
11
Aug
45% Jan
3
3
59% Mar 10
8% May 28
9% May 29
28% Oct 24
41% Jan
3
70% May
8
26% Oct
58% Feb
16 % Nov
23
82% Jan
88% Jun
19
89% Jan
10
78% Sep
87
12
2
12
97
May 27
84% Nov 13
93% Jan
96
81
Jan
Sep
6
84% July
3
80
July
Jan
3
99
Jan
30% Jan
4
46 % Apr
28
93 % Jan
10
Mesabi
90
Metropolitan
39 % Jan
94
3
29% May 25
58
9
Feb
4
Mar 28
43
Oct
23
95% Jan
100% Aug
6
39 % Apr 10
2
55
58 % Feb
102
14
Dec
Jan
2
70 % Feb
8
23
40% Feb
5
19% Jan
3
4
13% Oct
24
123% Dec
19
170% Mar 10
7-0% Oct
24
133% Jan
2
20
109 %
2
.98% Jan
2
97 % Dec
78
Oct
25
Mar 19
Sep
1
101/4 Jan
6
16% Sep
23
12% May 29
15% Aug
6 6 % Dec
29
87% Jun
12
41% Jun
I5
70 % Feb
7
22% Dec
20
34% Sep
12
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
45% Apr
24
35% Jan
44
35% Jan
45% Apr
6
34
11
34
Jun
Apr
May 29
21
47
6:
4
Dec
7
21% Oct
30% Mar 22
19
Jun
28
29% Dec
5
34% Jan
42% Jun
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
22
4% Jan
3
3% Jan
5% Mar 27
37% Apr
20
34% Jan
4
19%
6
50% Nov
14
35 % Jun
25
51% Mar
1
42% May 15
26% Jun
22
42
5
Jan
26% Oct
3
18% Jun
25
25% Jan
4
Jan
13% Apr
62
Jan j
73% Mar 29
71
Jan
79
8
13% Jan
8%
6%
Mar 28
19% Apr
9% Jun
20
1
Jan
Jun
80
13
7% Jun
15
Oct
14
Nov
29
5
Oct
22
35
Jun
25
52% Jan
2
May 28
May 29
37% Jan
2
28
39% Jan
30
20% Oct
1
24% Oct
34% Mar
3
10 '/a Nov
24
11
9% Sep
21
17% Feb
15
8 % Oct
23
12% Feb
28
25
37% Feb
16
17% Oct
23
.36% Jan
22
17% Dec
28
68% Sep
22
Jan
28% Apr
100
20
May
3
20% Mar 17
3
11% May 29
48 % Oct
10
18% Jan
24
29% Jan
16% Jan
9
4
41% May 31
31
26% May 22
20 %
17% Jan
5
30% Dec
21
17% Dec
18% Oct" 24
20% Jan
44% Dec
4
11
29
Dec"20
26'A Oct
26% Dec
33 y8 Dec
3
.
4
26
41% Jan
32
May 29
4
4
Mar 26
28% Jan
19
May 28
29% Mar 21
Nov
2
26 % Sep
12
14% Nov
1
29
Feb
20
•34% Jan
22
23
1124%
15
89% Mar 14
May 29
May 29
23
Jun
25
Corp
Oil
Laboratories
Minerals
Inc
&
Chem
*86
87 %
Mining
Minnesota
Mission
&
&
Corp
Development
Missouri
Pacific
Missouri
Portland
RR
Public
Mohasco
Industries
Service
4.20%
preferred
Monarch
Monon
-
Machine
RR
Power
Amer
shs
Co.
99%
*96 3/4
99%
*96%
991%
*98
Montgomery Ward
or
Industries
Motorola
Motor
Inc.
Inc
—
Wheel
_
18% Apr
4
8% Nov
30
59 % Mar
1
13 % Aug 22
4
43% Jun
22
62 % Mar 16
10
Jan
3
16% Aug
8
11 % Jun
25
26% Jan
27
31% Jan
12
35
35%
3534
37'%
36%
37%
51%
52i%
51%
52%
51
52
101
101%
101%
65%
66 %
66 %
27%
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18%
18 %
102
101
24
33
4/8% Aug 10
4
61% Jan
/
66%
67'4
67%
6714
67%
1,900
27%
27%
28%
26%
271/4
26
26%
11.8C0
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19i%
18'%
191/4
18 '/a
18%
84%
15,800
83 %
84%
83
84i/4
83 »/a
83%
83
79%
83%
25,400
80%
81
82
821%
82
82
81
82
14
14
14
141/4
141/4
14
54%
53%
57%
571.4
58
56%
183/4
18%
19%
18 3/4
19
v
23% Oct
National
Can
7
Jan
4
30
66% Oct
24
132% Jan
2
12
18% Oct
24
29% Feb
5
18% May 29
46% Jun 25
23% Oct
18
26% Feb
28
9% May 29
78% Nov
9
30% May 11
92% Feb 27
20% Oct
83% Jan
1
47
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
30% Jan
33 % Oct
56 % Jan
3
99% Sep
52
23% Jan
3
33% Nov
9
5% Jan
3
9 % Apr
17
53% May
Aug
65 Vb Aug
3
97
90% Aug 25
17
Apr
3
99 % Dec
26
12
154% May 18
131% Dec
!8
3
1241/a Aug 15
Jun
93 % Jan
61
2
93
Nov
21
5
54
Mar 23
24
5
Oct
22
151 % Jan
2
98
Jan
4
166% Nov
1
40 Va
39%
40%
393/4
40 3 8
40
40%
403/a
40%
46%
46
46%
4534
46
4534
46i%
46
47
27%
11,2)0
27%
28%
28
29'4
28'%
291/4
28%
29%
16,600
36%
36
37%
36%
37%
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
14,400
3%
11,600
3%
334
3%
3%
3%
45"%
443/4
45 %
45'4
31
31
313/4
3134
31%
22
21%
122
21%
22
10%
10
103/a
10
50% Apr
30
National
Starch
45% Feb
8
National
Steel
24% Feb
20
Jan~20
6
Jun
15 %
May 29
13% Oct
27% May 15
15% Jun
10% Apr
5
29% Apr 28
10% Oct
9% Jan
24
16% Jun
22% Jan
26
29% Jan
6
36% Jan
3
54% Nov
15
9
5 %
13% Oct
13
3
'
80
Mar
27% Nov
3
28
A
27"
23 % Feb
11% Jan
23
25% Jan
19
45% Nov
52
75
May 29
19% May 29
81% Mar
7
51% Sep
1
3
39% Aug 28
15% July 18
22
Mar 21
35% Jun
46
Mar 22
27
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68 %
*67%
68'%
*67%
88%
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68%
77 V2
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77%
77i%
77i%
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78'%
40
18%
18%
17%
18%
18
18
17%
18%
2,100
14
13Vb
14
*13
9%
9%
9'%
91%
48"%
49%
493%
49 %
4% Jan
24
27
8% Jan
23
Dec
21
18% Jan
30
28% Jan
3
44% Nov
14
7
75% Jan
23
81% Feb
27
38% Jan
3
48% Aug
9
72
11
14
103
Jan
98
Apr 10
75% Mar 6
7,000
23%
233/4
23 %
23%
231/4
231/4
23%
33%
233'e
34%
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34%
34
34'%
335%
34
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34
10 %
10%
9%
10%
10
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8%
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23
233/,
23%
243/4
24
251/4
10
23%
24%
24
24%
16.600
17%
17
173/a
16 34
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
62%
40,400
62%
643/4
643/a
67
63%
65%
64%
65 %
27,900
1
16%
17
17%
17
171/4
17
171/4
16%
171/B
14.400
333/4
343/8
34
34
34
34
34%
34%
2.200
24 %
23%
24
23
23 %
23%
23'%
22%
23
4.600
23 %
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23 y8
23 %
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23'4
23'4
27%
28%
1,300
28%
283/4
2 8 34
29 Va
28'%
29
28%
24
__
17%
34%
24
28%
5,100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'4
24 3/a
243/o
24%
19%
19%
193/4
191%
19"%
19
201/4
18%
19
17,600
29%
29%
303/8
30
30%
30 3/a
30%
30
30
4,300
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2
97% Aug
8
July 18
Dec
57% Jun
6
Feb
24
117
24
Mar 14
'
12
Nov
28
13% Jan
18
Jan
26
41% Apr
5
34% May 15
63% Dec 22
12
14% Dec
28
Jan
11
30
Jan
3
July
108% Jan
.
13
May 16
6
48
May 29
23
6% Oct
25
65 Vb Jan
2
34% May 29
403/4
1411/4
40 5/8
97
96%
96 y2
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69%
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68%
1653/4
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1653/4
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261%
26%
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2 6 3/4
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41
41%
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42
41'4
42
41%
415/4
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37%
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38
38i%
37
371/4
35%
37
37%
37%
35,800
17
17
17%
17%
17i%
17%
17%
17'4
17%
175/8
2,700
14%
15
26,700
12%
12%
14
86
Jan
I9
34% Dec
13
30% Dec
28
15% Jan
3
33 % July 20
23
23% Jan
4
35 % Aug
26
4
6
7
37% May 17
69% Nov 14
footnotes,
see page
19% May 29
May 29
May 29
17% Jun
31% Sep
25.
25
33%
32%
32%'
78
78%
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79%
78%
79
233/4
24
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23%
233%
23%
23%
23%
15,600
443/4
44%
443%
44%
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44'%
433%
443/8
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7,200
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11
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4,200
310
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68
66
67
65
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65%
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65
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94%
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94%
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941/4
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1
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47%
47 %
483%
46 y4
471/4
45 Va
46 y8
11,400
5
30
1
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15
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15%
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1%
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303/4
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30%
30%
30
30%
3,600
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163/a
15%
16 y8
58,400
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39%
38%
39%
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1%
2,600
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1%
1%
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39%
40
39%
39%
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84
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100
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92
92
91
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190
46 Vs
17,300
73 Va
10
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108
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108
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21
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26
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18.900
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131/4
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2
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Jan
591/2 Jan
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2
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32%
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15
31% Jan
33
32%
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76
4
32'4
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79
23%
12%
Car
Dec
5,500
_
933%
__
North American Coal
Northern
Central
Ry
preferred—
$4.11
$4.16
19 >4
191%
19%
19%
19%
191/4
19%
19%
195/a
3,800
683/4
68
693/4
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68%
69%
68 Va
69%
38.500
23%
24
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24
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241/4
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24
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93/8
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42%
43
100
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220
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33
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Pharmacal
Wire
Co
Co
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93%
28%
2 9'/a
28
5/8
29 y8
28%
29'%
28s/8
10
3634
38%
38'%
39%
3734
39
37
25
com
preferred..T_
&
91%
1
;
Airlines
Steel
91/4
73%
10
preferred—'
Northwestern
800
19%
50
^
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108
67 3/4
Ll
preferred
Northwest
102
7
Crap
Corp
Co.
Northern Natural Gas Co
.
102
;i
Aviation
38
.2,400
43
2'4
American
4
17%
42 %
12 1/8
American
31
1,400
171%
433/8
2%
North
39% Dec
7%
17%
425/8
123/4
North
331/8 Jan
7%
175%
43
2'4
preferred—
Nov
7%
17%
42 3/8
13%
$4.08
89
71/4
1734
42 7%
: 1
Dock
preferred
5
7%
18
421%
24%
$4.10
83% Jan
8,500
12%
30
91% Apr 24
931/2 May 31
931/2 Nov 28
1,100
5,600^
13%
*22 y4
States
3
13%
100
preferred
Jan
13%
*13
$3.60
86
71/4
135%
100%' ioiy2
Northern
30
13%
13%
78% Mar 23
Nov
13%
714
24%
37% Mar 16
88
175/4
7
101%
Pacific
8
17%
7 %
%
17%
,
7%
14%
18%
7
20
preferred—.;
July 11
331/2
71/8
14%
18
7%
13%
preferred
85% Jan
7%
17%
423/4
14%
181/4
*22i/a
5.60%
83
7%
17 3/4
423/8
131/4
•
15
71/8
7'/4
12%
14%
18'%
7%
18%
15
18%
1 <*
26 34
Northern
7
340
50c
26%
6
86% Dec
1,000
26%
4
5
28%
263%
44% Jan-
July
28%
263/4
1141/4 Mar
82
28%
2%
25
May 11
28%
230
12%
Apr
93
5,300
137%
26'/a
26
11
27
100 3/4
24
85% Jan
26%
.1
Sep
25% May 29
137%
271.4
29
Western
30 % Oct
73 % July 23
138'%
26'4
28%
'
Ry common
25
Adjustment ' preferred
25
6%
preferred^.
10
Norris-Thermador
Corp
_50c
&
107
9
138'%
166
21
112
29
166
21
5% %
Nov
167
21
5.80%
77% Mar 23
1,760
41,800
21
7
89
23,900
97%
69
20 3/4
6
12
96%
68%
203/4
Mar
27
41%
97
69 Vb
28%
100
113% Mar
Jun
78,101
Z~10
100
109
Jan
138
8
26%
100
14
38% Nov
137%
"i
166
41 Va
601
26%
preferred
11
10
166
1
preferred—
Oct
83
For
41
5.25%
107
6
734
68 Vs
4.85%
113% Mar 13
Jun
81/4
41%
8
393%
—
5
,
500
4,000
*96%
preferred..—.
Jun
50% Mar 22
h
28 %
2%
72 % Jan
6
4.8 5
28%
12%
30
48% Apr
48%
28%
961/2
—.
.
48%
28%
40 V4
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
102
"72
41% Jan
7
4
91 Va
23/8
Norfolk
27
24 %
91%
12%
4
Sep
24%
92%
48%
2%
109 % Jan
May
24%
*91%
12%
85% July 31
Jan
24'4
91%
1
9
14
25 Va
91%
69 %
Co__
38 V2 Feb
26
24%
92
com.No par
Gas
12
Oct
40
25
9?
68%
tN Y New Haven & Hartford.No
par
^Preferred 5%
series A
100
108
Sep 12
39% July 19
21% Jan
Chicago & St Louis
5
106
27% Jan
18% Sep
69
46% Dec
8%
24
•-
96%
Railroad.
9
24
9 010
31,600
8 %
1
Niagara Share Corp
—
Nopco Chemical Co__—
,■
63'4
81%
100
4
3
22%
62
7%
System!—
Electric
27% Jan
25
22'%
62%
7%
common_No par-
24
23
22'%
613/8
7%
preferred
Nov
22'%
63'%
48%
4.10%
15% Jun
3,209.
3,200
22 '/a
61'/4
29
100
12 % July
21'4
22'4
48%
preferred
21
211%
623%
28%
3.90%
July
21%
22%
49%
4
21
24,LOO
41,700
591/4
28%
Jun
16% Oct
12%
86%
22%
28i%
86
4
12'%
85%
21
.
12%
86%
593/4
*48%
100
27
19,500
8
223/4
28%
preferred—
May 17
12 3
85'4
3/8
28%
preferred—.
Nov
V
2,600
583/4
243/8
3.40%
19% Oct
64
22
91%
49%
3.60%
94
'
'
91%
*48%
23
107
42%
23%
26
109% Jan
41%
22
Feb
3
41%
21%
79
29
403/4
22
73% Feb
July
41%
21%
28
Jun
7,200
21%
26
104
29%
21%
67% Jun
100
29%
12%
71
1
29%
871/4
143/4
86
5
24
29»%
12'%
71%
27
109
29%
851/4
18%
76% Jun
4
54,900
12%
7%
State
2
23%
86'%
Yqrk Shipbuilding Corp
18
411/4
*18%
N. Y
Jan
Nov
(J
Electric
22%
12 %
1
j
31
Jan
'"40%.
40%
l.yoo
23%
40%
29%
Co__ZZl
Fibre
43% Jan
85
29V4
91/8
56%
2314
___5
15
Jun
291/4
9
55
24
29V4
233%
55%
833/4
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Mining Corp common
10
$3.75
21%
9%
54 y4
*55
12%
Chemical
33% Jun
May
3
48% Apr 26
21%
9
91,4:
55%
23i%
57
40y4
1100
New
May 28
56%
29
rioo
8
37
56%
9%
843/4
Corp
Central
4-'
"
c9'/4
5
26
79
30
2
i
21 %
100
3% Jan
Mar 17
103% Mar
Jan
gi1'
56%
1
19% Feb
Apr
9
103
2
Y
y
12
Brake——_
N
-
No par
New
4
>
.1
20% Jan
41% Jan
8%jr"8%*i;
823/4
4%
York
8.10(1
18%
29%
_io
391% Mar 21
12
4,700
33%
5
convertible preferred
Newport- News Ship & Dry
New
York
Air
2
1,800
37,500
9%
16%
Newmont
a an
9%
60%
5
_
'
No par
26
83
12
New
20
3,100
40,900
23%
England Tel & Tel Co
20
Nov
100
8%
50%
1
5
27
88
3
England
13%
8%
4934
23%
_io
Jun
9
6
30% Jan
21
1% Jun
New
54%
May 29
1 % Nov
3 %%(
New
*125%
9
50%
7,800
Corp
Co—
J)
preferred
86% Feb
14
3
Aug 14
19% Jan
28
6
12
8'%
34'%
_Z_
g
Neisner Bros Inc—
~ZZ~Z ~ZZ~~1
Neptune Meter Co_—I.
Z__
5
Nevada Power C©_.—
Zl
Co
13%
48 34
■
20
353a
Co
Newberry
*125%
131/a
93/4
48%
9%
35
common
Vulcanized
97
24
Jun
5
36 % May 29
26
Jun 22
10% Jun
2
1,800
*753/8
10'4
34
Corp__.
86% May 10
85
3
9
28
40,000
18 VB
9%
35%
,
National
Nautec
2.600
10
3,600
341/4
1951
B
&
22
335%
Service
Natomas
26% Mar 27
Aug 23
83
Jan
12
preferred
31%
22
9%
National Sugar Ref Co„Z__Zno
par
National
Tea
Co„_
4
50 % Feb
.May 29
1
16
Mar 19
13
U36
2
9% Mar 29
21
31
65% Aug
63 % Jan
22
25
Oct
Dec
86
22% Jan
Nov
76% Sep
79% Jan
"♦
May 28
6% Nov
39
2
24
6%
3IV4
34%
preferred A—
24
32
5
31%
22
48%
5
:
33 % Oct
25
138 % Dec
31%
22
67%
9%
34%
common
National-Standard
3
Jan
7%
46
35%
Inc—
Co
Co
National Linen
11
82
Lead
3%
451/2
77 %
*13
"
30
21
Sep
Gypsum
preferred
$4.50
33/4
46%
46
46
35V8
Co—_
National
National
3%
3%
4,300
33%
Corp
10
5% Jan
71% Sep
76% Jan
Gas
1.1C0
18%
(conv—50
General
Apr
16% Dec
68
Fuel
35% Jan
27
1% July
preferred
National
15,200
35%
;
pfd series of
National
19%
33%
Products
9
24% Sep
25
2
9% Mar 27
18%
*75%
Distillers & Chem Corp eom_5
4%%
4%%,
19%
;
Lines
24
22%
2% Dec
Dairy
26% Oct
6
10
City
24% Oct
6
Jan
National
National
Natl
5
17 % Nov
43% Jan
4
23
18%
9%
67%
ZIIZl
Z"~~5
Castings CO—
127% Jan
15% Jan
21% Jan
Jan
30% Apr
61,000
22
lire)
Register!
55% Oct
27
Jan
72
24
14
56%
.
tjji'-V
Corp—
Cash
13%
5534
30%
5-.96
Corp
Co——
33% Aug 17
36% Aug 30
3
28% July 21
74
National
National
27
r
23
7
19'/8 Nov
18
4
82% Aug 25
1146% Dec
Biscuit
17% Dec
461/4 July
23% Jan
National
33% Apr
4
59% Jan
25% Jan
78
Sep
148V2 Sep
24
142% Nov
30
18% Oct
45 % Apr
2.000
1414
57%
45%
——ZZ.l
Z__ZZ_3
National Airlines—
National Aviation
May 29
130
65%
35%
Co_ZZ_ZZZZZZZZ _Z~1
5
100'4
35
-
12
100%
33%
~ZZ
Z
Z—__
Corp
Dec
21,700
3,100
101 y2
39%
Z~5
Murphy Co (G C)___
~1
Murphy Corp.:
Zl
Murray Corp of America—Z.ZZZZlO
31 % Jan
101
27%
1
19% May 19
99 Va
35%
51 %
35 %
Co
National Acme
*98
100
45 %
par
Natco
99%
90
20
34%
N
2
Jan
85
51
•1,/r
9% Nov
*83
34 %
>.
47
87%
33%
_
Inc...
97
*86
85
*
No par
Corp
Munsingwear
86 y2
*9514
87 Vs.
18%
Mountain Fuel
Supply CoZZZZ.Z.ZlO
S L Industries Inc.No
Brass
*86'/2
95 y4
33%
M
Mueller
86 %
9514
35
Moore-McCormack Lines-—
Morrell (John) & Co
Motec
*851%
53%
5
5,000
Co
&
861%
14
No par
___
shares
*85
51
Mining & Chemical—
15
5,000
79%
2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
Montana
43.9C0
15%
*83
83
5
_
2,400
35%
15%
85
18%
No par
Co..
33%
34%
15%
*83
26%
25
Chemical
33%
353%
151/4
85
65%
No par
Class B
Monsanto
33%
33%
16 Vb
*83
101
100
—
331/4
343/4
50%
1
A.
333/4
4,800
23%
34
100
Tool!
class
33i%
85
*97%
A_No par
Co_ 6.25
—
21,000
*84
common__5
preferred
39,100
11%
*86
~ic
Co..
Inc
12%
11%
96i%
5
__Z~
__
class
Cement
■
Missouri
31/2%
Corp~_
12 y8
11%
87%
1
~
Co
121/4
11%
'
*95%
com_ 1.50
_________________
Mission
34 %
12 '/a
11%
*86
No par
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex " RR
x23%
12a%
11%
85%
Paper. _2 50
Light___No par
&
24
24 y8
12'%
86%
Ontario
Power
233/4
1400
25,000
233/4
v
96%
Corp.ZZl
Mfg.;
90
*95
par
Minnesota
*88%
x86
3%
convertible preference____100
Minnesota Enterprises Inc— No
Minn
90
X85%
2
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
*88'%
97
10
Philipp
90
16
5
Inc
*88%
35
15%
*95%
100
—
82
153/4
34
32%
15%
_lo
qommon..
22%
80%
*86% : 88
_~Zi00
Corp.—___
Montecatini
25% Sep
1113/,
Miles
Mar 13
37 % Apr
Utilities
1st preferred
Midwest
29
42% Mar 26
"? 33"%
11
South
.5%%
10
.22% Mar 20
31
43% Nov 29
26
26% July
29
11% Apr 19
.69% May 11
25
75% May 28
15
2
Mar 10
39
3
30% Dec
19
7% May 29
65% Oct
Mar
58% Aug 23
ec
32% Aug
4
10% Jan
Sec 21
14
44% Jan
31
2 % Oct
Middle
Midland-Ross
22'4
82%
34%
34%
33%
15%
100
preferred——
221/4
81'/4
11%
32 %
100
Shares
22y4
83
12 %
11%
•
the Week
Dec. 7
22%
23%
12
33%
lQo
preferred—2_—
90
233/4
12
1
preferred-:
*88%
-
12%
par
preferred
90
Friday
Dec. 6
793/4
80%
24%
Sales for
Thursday
223/8
22%
x78
12%
3.90%~~pfdll00
3.85 %
4.45%
5
16% Oct
30% Aug
4.35%
22 %
Wednesday
Dec. 5
11%
_5
3.80%'
.
*88%
int
Edison
79 %
-24
12 50
benef'cl
—J
Metromedia Inc.—'
'
3
of
Co.'
22%
773/4
25c
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer inc_Z.No
,
Aug
41 % Nov
101% May 24
58
Nov 17
Machine
Dec. 4
22 V4
16%c
No par
_
Tuesday
Dec. 8
Inc.—1.83%
common
Trust-^Units
Mesta
87-1
May 28
84% Oct 26
78
Inc
Linotype Co_
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
15
10% Jun
Jun~15
19
Sep
14% Jan
Co
Mergenthaler
Aug 17
52% Jan
24
&
Monday
par
$3.50 preferred
3
3
11
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Mercantile Stores Co
23
9Va Jan
13
YORK
EXCHANGE
28
94 % Mar 23
5
18% Oct
NEW
Highest
18% May 28
60
Jun 25
79
RECOjRD
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
•21
363/4
37
36%
38
3 6 34
371/4
5
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
40
411/4
40'%
41
40%
62 %c
933/4
*93
91
92
8,400
400
10
Va
9334
29%
27%
28%%
42,700
38
37%
39
33,800
37
37%
36%
37V4
22
22
22 %
22
22
1,500
41
40'4
41
401/4
40%
9.700
°
-
6,200
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, December 10, 1962
(2394)
22
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Tuesday
Dec. 4
Dec. 5
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
Friday
the Week
Dec. 7
Thursday
Dec. 6
Wednesday
Dec. 3
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Highest
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Shares
O
35% Jan
3
52 V* Nov
89
Jan
3
95 3A Feb
16
23
79
Jan
3
83 3A Nov
8
Dec
May 28
38
27
v; Jan
11
80 V2 Jun
49% Jan
29
92
98
May 15
867/a Dec
7
3
94 Va July 18
100
July
8
Nov
105
97 Va
2
93 Va Jan
3
100
90 VSs Jan
13
95
Nov 22
337/b Jan
19
49
Nov
20
30 Va Jun
25
45% Mar
16 Va Apr
12
17% Mar 15
I6V4 Jun
28
18% Apr
23
Aug
4
Dec
4
88 Va Jan
31
95 Va Nov
15
42 Vz Nov
22
26
7
Jun
24
25
Feb
52 Va Aug
41V8 Jan
3
H15 Vb Oct
23
177/a Nov
23
May 28
547/a Jan
23
85
90
32 Va Aug 24
Dec
39
11
39 Va Jan
56 Va Jan
1734 Oct
28'A Feb
3
43% Oct
27
20
26 3A Dec
2(4
16% Jan
76
Nov
19
82
4
35
5
59 Va Oct
17
29 Va Oct
26
28
82'A Oct
26
104
Sep
18
120% Apr
3
4
43% Dec
18
106
26% Jan
87% Jan
13
12 % Oct
5
24% Jun
Mar
18
25
Jan
2
15
15% Jan
12
36 vb Feb
20
14
16% Sep
142'A
5 Va
19
20
15% Jan
12
6
24
24% Feb
45% May 29
68 Va Dec
5
91V2 Aug 23
97% Feb
8
11
31
Oct
24
58Va Feb
16
12
18
V2 Oct
24
Sep
19
60% Nov
3
35 J/t Dec
9
27
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
21
21
4
37'A Apr
5
27
Oct
2
May
28 Va July 12
22
24
Mar 29
2
3
May 29
37
19 Vz Jan
48 Va Jan
32% Jan
17
Pictures
Paramount
5%
No par
Tool Industries
& Ford
preferred
C) Co
Penney
(J
Chemicals
Pennsalt
25
41
Jan
2
25 Vb Jun
14
34% Feb
20
6
19
101 »/2 Jun
5
28% May 29
98 Va July 25
5
97% Jun
2
95
Jan
3
11% Jan
3
18'A Dec
4
10'/a Nov
2
32% Jan
3
59
6
•!;. 31V2 Oct 22
58% Dec
12
39 Vb May 29
52% Mar 19
Peoples Gas Light &
50 Vu Jan
24
37
51
Peoria
Nov
3
Sep
27
1
46...
43% Jan
63 J/2 Apr
12
3
(Apr
8
33
Oct
24
56% Feb
20
25
Jun
22
58
59% Nov
July 24
Jun
Jan
30
16
2
12% Jun
37'/a
59% Mar 23
Nov~2G
35% Oct
Dec
12
99
Jan
15
14
13 Vb Jun
25
76
100
1
15'A Sep
32'A Sep
19% Mar 15
24
19J/s Dec
Jan' "3
94'A Feb
15
49% Oct
26
66 Va Jan
24
15
49 J/2 Apr
20
I8V2 Oct
3
53% Nov
24
33 Va Oct
23
46% Jan
3
44% Oct
30'/s Jun
29
65% May 16
35'A Nov 27
Sep
22
96
91% July 5
100
Aug 14
33% Jan
3
Dec
100
Feb
13
57% Mar 15
1
62% Jan
May 29
15
34% Mar 20
preferred—
1
4.40% series preferred
Milk
4
% %
104 J/2 Mar
6
103% Nov
7
4.40%
88 Va Nov
28
3.80%
101
8
Aug.23
Nov
26 Va Oct
106
Jan
31
81
Jan
2
4.68%
61 Vb Oct
Phila
&
22% Nov
99
15% Oct
24
6
40
Oct
24
28
97
Feb
6
76% Dec
Dec
20
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
18% Jun
27
39 % Jan
10
68'A Oct
27
30 Va Oct
23
18% Jan
3
271/2 Apr
24
81 J/2 Aug
23
26% Apr
69
38
"
75
Dec
27
88
OO
123
23
18
Sep
▼H CSI
27
9% Oct
44
8
30
Aug 11
46'A July 21
9% Jan
113
Apr
131
62% Dec
11% Oct
67
88 Va Mar 21
3
Dec
5
55'A Jan
5
96 'A Jan
5
64
21
Nov
21
28
17% Jan
3
Apr
19
33'A Jan
3
88
4
17
28
22
126 Va Aug 21
43% Oct
24
17% May 17
5% Oct
Jan
12
36 Va Oct
5
65 J/2 Jan
24
35
Oct
22
61
22
41 Va Jan
23
81
139
12 Va Jan
19VaJan
6
122
44'/a Jun
25
78
Dec
13
88
Jun
25
Oct
24
81V2 Jun
Nov~28
14
22% Mar 30
Jan
13% Oct
24
21
97 J/t Oct
4
90% Oct
18
95 Va Mar
Dec
4
32
50
101'A Nov
May 28
Mar 15
43
Jan
3
70%
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
16
Nov"4
6
56% Jun
25
20 Va Jun
73
25
49 Va
29
May 29
July 24
47 Va Mar
Jan
5
92
Nov
87
Jan
2
94 Va
May
92
22
90 Vb
July 17
98
109
86
Jan
102
10
V2 Nov
Jan
3
106
Nov
22
104
Jun
29
104% Jun
28
108
Va Dec
7
106
Jun
29
21 '/a Jan
21
7
Mar 29
78
9
23'A Apr
7
16
May 17
22% Nov
Jan
3
14
B4% Apr
4
87
33% Jan
3
43 Va Oct
8
May 12
V2 Aug 14
11
Jun
18
31 Vb May 29
1117% Oct
30
24
800
30 Va
18,900
30%
30
26
*25%
26
26%
26%
27%
27
27
27
27
27 Va
27%
18 Va
18%
18 VB
18%
18%
18%
17%
18 "A
17 Va
13
23,800
18 %
18%
18'A
18%
18 VB
18%
17%
18 VA
17%
18
14,600
26%
1,600
7%
8 Va
7%
8
8
7%
8
7%
3
*44%
45 %
44 Va
45
45
45
44%
44
44%
44
Va
970
43 VA
43%
43%
44
43%
44 VB
43
44 Va
43 Va
44%
18,600
35 %
35%
35 Vb
35%
35%
36
35%
37
37 %
38%
5.200
31 Va
31 %
32%
33%
32%
x32 %
33
101%
101%
101
:T00
*31
32%
*31
102 VA
102
7%
100
xlOl
100
13%
13%
13%
35 VB
36 %
36%
32 Vb
31%
%'
*31 Vt
31%
32
1,100
32%
33 Va
5,400
102vt
102%
103%
33
32%
100%
99%
100%
99%
100%
380
14%
13%
14%
13a
14 Va
76,800
37
36%
36%
37
37
37
51%
42%
48
46%
49%
46%
48%
145
14 Vb
14
14%
vB
14%
*51%
52 %
51%
52
._No par
43'A
44
43%
44%
14
100
16 VA
1
;T00
100
*52
52
14'A
52%
44%
*99 Va
101
14
■■■;;
50-
•
10,100
440
50 %
9.800
43 VB
24,600
47
3,700
14
,
14
52J/2
.
021/2
600
48%
4,900
%A48
48
*99%
1.000
51%
,v
46%
141%
46%
37.
,-X42%
.
52J/2
*52
46
101
51
;
'
51
47J/2
50
460
x99%
xl4 Vb
14%
42%
common—!
9,100
...
102 VA
32%
103
%
101
'99%
"99 %
50
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16 1/2
1612
16%
2.700
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
261/2
27
7,400
25
25 Va
25
33 J/3 c
—12.50
44%
45%
44%
45%
45%
46%
45%
46 %
46
52 %
53%
52 Va
53%
53'A
53%
53
53%
53 VB
53%
14,300
No par
30'A
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30 VB
30
30 J/t
12,300
5
100
100
100
100
50c
(NY)__
*101
100
101%
86 %
*87
87
98
98%
*104
36%
96 Va
105
105 Va
36 Va
36%
101
101
87%
87
87
98 Va
98 Va
98%
101
105
105
105
*100
101
250
87
101
99 VA
87
230
87
87
160
40
106
*105
105
105
99%
*98%
99V2
*98%
40,300
46%
38%
38%
39%
38
39%
38 Vt
40%
42,300
76%
78%
75%
76%
75%
75%
8,000
85
*85
35%
83 V2
*33
34
'
76 %
77%
84 Va
84%
84 VA
84 VA
85
84%
*83 Va
84%
*83%
84%
83
%
360
10
52%
52 'A
53%
67.000
19%
19%
19%
2,100
*991/4
100%
31%
30%
31 J/2
20,700
44
42%
44
42 »/2
43
20,900
13%
14 Vt
11
22
1
8
1
20
4
4
3
29
3
22
5
8
$5
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Plough
& Co
Potomac
!
10o
100
preferred
1.25
_1
10
5Vz% sf pref_100
jPower Co__
Procter & Gamble.
div
$1.40
Co
_No par
preference
par
23 Vb May
8
38 Va Mar
9
37
>77% Feb
17
96
Dec
15
54% Oct
24
Jan
13
145
Sen
18
Oct
25
-£% Jail
4
31
A«r
1
Mar 27
Pullman
74
14%
15
133
133 Va
14%
14%
51%
52%
52%
8%
7%
40%
40 Va
40%
42 Va
42
*30%
32 Va
*121 Va
"■
107%
107 Va
107%
33
33 Va
34
128 Va
'■>
133 Va
133
53%
53 'A
7%
7%
*40
40 Va
43%
*106
34%
34%
34%
34
133%
137'A
133 VA
136 J/2
91%
91%
92
92%
92%
42
41%
42%
42%
43'A
73 VA
16
16%
*92
1,000
123
58%
.
-v
3,000
190
107
34J/2
7,400
138%
174,200
3,600
16%
130
93
10,300
42%
43%
74%
73 Va
74 VB
24.600
.
.
70%
71%
71%
73 3A
73%
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
27 V4
26%
27 VB
26%
27 J.4
18,000
64%
65
64 Va
65 Va
64'%
65 VB
64 %
65%
6 5'J/4
66%
17,400
30
30
29%
30
29%
29%
30
30'A
30
30
91%
91%
91%
*91
94
95
preferred
preferred
100
100
*107%
107
107
107
107 Va
107%
33%
*
107
107 Va
108%
108%
32%
33%
33%
33%
77
77
*77
77 Va
77
77 Va
*77
77 Vt
*23%
24
*23
24
23%
24
*24
241/4
*23 %
24
6%
*84
6%
85%
*23 Va
6 VB
*84
—
38 Vb
38%
38%
24
6 Va
*23
6%
100
95
96 Va
97'A
10
107%
580
*108
•
109
270
33
34
33
1,400
290
91%
*106%
'971/2
1081/2
*
IO71/2
107 Va
100
-25
25
32%
95
.95
*96%
106 Va
107
109
97%
1
com__No par
—
.
.!
74
97 Va
common—5
16 Va
93
41%
16 VA
98
preferred
preferred
134%
16%
17
91%
41%
*95 Va
Ind
16%
16%
91%
98
of
58 J/t
106'A
*95%
Co
*121%
58%
106 VA
33%
•
130
900
33
123
58
16,200
42
33
33
*121 Va
22,700
1
40 %
42
33
106%
100
preferred—
*40
106%
,
180
,
7%
43 J/2
42%
58%
preferred—
——:
32%
123
132 J
40'A
•40
40 %
15%
20
100
1,000
:
54
7%
58%
33%
127%
2
52%
8
*121%
58%
*106%
*132%
53
31%.
31%
58 VA
133
42
123
58%
126%
3,900
14%
7%
42
123
14%
14%
52 VA
xl33
8
57%
V
110
.
71
*
4,600
•:
••
74
*67
94
$4.75 preferred
Pure
74
71
94 Va
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co—3
23
*31 VA
*122%
*72%
*67
92
Publicker Industries Inc
25
7%
40
*41 %
74
71
133 Va
135
54 J/2
*68 Va
*94
21
20'a Oct
51
14%
14 %
15 VB
'
*72%
*91%
—100
23
2
*133%
*99 VA
68
14%
14%
14%
14%
54%
56
54%
57
74
94%
Serv
4.16%
No
14%
68
92
5.05%
8
*72%
*94
10
4.32%
!_5
com_No par
com
14%
15
*91'a
Apr
3V2%
14%
100
4.30%
5.28%
43 %
91%
21
Public
10
Colorado
of
& Gas
Elec
Nov
15
-.75
——
Electric
43%
71
Inc——
Porter Co Inc (HK)
31%
41 Va
72 Va
Polaroid Corp
Poor
29%
41%
*66 %
(The) common-——__i
convertible
29%
*71%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred—
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co_
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5%
preferred class A_i—100
5V2%
1st series? prior pfd
100
$3.50
28%
41%
No par
1
$4.80
56 VA
31%
No par
preferred
convertible
preferred—
28% Jun
Jun~l2
30
*25%
100 V2
14
42
26
73,500
50 Vt
30
39% Jun
rvt~?4
*25%
26
26 Va
,
32%
31'A Se-v 17
32%
*25%
*25%
47%
preferred
43Va Jan
30%
29 Va
26
i—1
_No par
—No par
1
,
—2
Pittsburgh Coke <te Chem Co com_10
4.18%
Feb
29%
50%
30
Corp
4.08%
Jan
29%
50%
42
Inc_—
7
10 Vb Feb
88
50%
29'A
11~806
25%
*49 Vt
26 Va
50'A
100%
11
13
July 25
5% Oct 24
25%
51%
*99 VA
21
84
26%
50 Va
99 %
Nov
21
26 Va
50
27 vb
37 vt
56
79% Apr
24'/a Apr
19
27
50
26 VA
23,000
98%
36 Vt
99 VB
35
22% Jan
26%
35%
50
Inc—
20
110 Va Feb
37 VB
35
54
71% Jan
2
*96
37%
37
34 Va
82,400
08 V2
67%
Va
98 Va
37%
23,600
54
23% May 29
—_.—
70'A Aug
*96
37 Va
6,200
12 VB
2t%:
.
99%
31 »/a May 14 -0
85
u8
$4
Service
7
67%
98%
19%
Serv
17
68 Va
*96
50%
Public
Dec
66%
98%
19%
Public
87
65%
51%
2
88 V2 Nov
63%
*95%
19%
17
3
63%
49%
19
8
22 vb
63
19%
92 V4 Jan
83 'A Jan
21%
21
50%
32 Va Apr
81% Aug
12
22 VA
43%
Petroleum
69
Apr
12 VA
21%
48%
Pittston Co
Jan
12
22%
42
Pittsburgh &. West VirginiaPittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
34% Nov
9
8%
12%
22 VB
43 Va
Jan
221
9Vs
8%
9%
Xl2%
22%
,49 %
May 11
Jan
8%
8%
12%
6,500
53%
35% Mar 29
130
-I
8%
3.200
■
99 %
9
116 Va Mar
5%
17%
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes
Inc;
24
14
5%
17 Va
Phillips-Van
Jan
54
5%
17 %
Pillsbury Co common
55% Jan
13
238J/2
May
67 Va Feb
27
135
Jan
5%
17 Vb
2
16 Vb May 15
Feb
8
Jan
86 V4 Mar
5%
.17%
12%
_1
Heusen
140
5%
42 Va
100
8,300
12.300
146
21%
96
.13,300
17 VB
52
Co
22
4
27
65'A Mar 19
79% Dec
2IJ/2 Nov
120
21
Feb'"l3
175
Sep
12% Jun
J/2 Mar 16
79% Feb
Aug
Jan
100% Nov
21%
5%
19 VA
Phillips
3
t45
49%
59% Mar 14
3
145%
146
19%
42
4
145 %
145 Va
50%
641/2 July 31
Feb
34 v3
19%
25
'/o Jan
59
33
48%
51'A Sep
14% Jan
58%
32 %
21%
49%
3.90%
94
58%
31%
86
19
44
58%
32%
77
4%
84% Feb
24
20%
58%
31%
.
84%
87 Va Mar 27
July 25
Oct
22
58%
/
76%
July 16
80 Va
5
20%
22
*83 %
82
831/2 Mar 16
112 Va Jan
30 Va
20,100
100
_5
86
12
24
4,600
30%
5
100
125
30
% Jan
8
13 Vt
30%
49 Va
Morris Inc common
preferred
series preferred
Philip
3
7rt% Jan
May
13 Vb
43%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Reading Corp
4.30%
78 J/2 Jan
7'
24
24
17
700
19%
13%
30%
VB
12%
33 J/3 c
Co
*19
13%
30
52%
Phila Electric Co common
Jan
19'A
13%
30%
%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
July 10
29
&
19%'
13%
30 Va
51
preferred-
Permutit
280
49
common
(Chas)
4,300
51'A
—
Pfaudler
Pfizer
33 Va
100 Va
49 %
preferred
Corp of America—
'
84 »/2 Nov
Co
32%
100 %
17 Va
5%
5%
17 %
1,400
33 %
100%
13 Va
146
*145
101%
33
49%
Petroleum
Jun
13
29%
19'A
.
50%
—
convertible
5%
19%
102
1,660
100
33%
101
100
Co__—
Corp_.
Cement
Permanente
Pet
*100
Coke—No par
Ry
Pepsi-Cola Co—
Perkin-Elmer
96
Sep
Eastern
&
82
100
100
100
10
—5
Pennsylvania RR
:—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc___
98
8
com
4V2%
6
Mar
85
42
2
—-3
Corp___ 1
No par
Sand
Glass
Power & Light
1
1031/2 Mar 29
12
80 J/2 Sep
25
July 13
19 V8 Jan
24
30% Jan
101 Va
31
Pennsylvania
—
Corp
23 V2 Jun
6
36
5%
16%
5
50
1
conv
6
2
.
Fruit Co Inc common
4.68%
Dec
54% Jan
1
,1
1
-
41% Jun
48
No par
_5
25
prior preferred-
conv
94% Sep
90% Jan
:
.—1
Transportation
Pendleton
Penick
Penn
33 Vb
34
19%
19
xl3 %
145
145
1
Corp—
Davis & Co-_
Parke
102 Va
101
*100
101
*100
*95%
45 J/2 Nov
Dec
101
East Pipe Line
No par
preferred--——..——100
4%
9
2
102'A
33%
34
8%
3
18% Feb
103 Va
12%
11
101% May 25
,102 Va
70c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc——1
30'A Dec
106 Va May 25
xlOlVa
33 Va
_50c
26% DJan
38 Va Mar 22
100%
100%
32 Vb
Penn
26
13,400
x31%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
May 31
10,800
75
32 %
4
27% Jan
60%
74
32%
Peabody Coal Co common-.
8
21
59%
11 Va
57%
Parmalee
15
21
60 Va
74%
57%
11
26
21
59%
X21%
31
7% Oct
23% May
9
49 J/2 Apr 14
59% Nov 20
28'/a Jan
38% Mar 15
21
77%
30
Panhandle
5,800
61
58%
5
62.200
21
21%
of America
15%
76%
57%
Sulphur
15%
60%
29%
Electronics
15%
*20%
21%
American
Pan
15%
3,100
76%
1
100
11.000
61%
10
Corp
59
21
No par
coin—14 2/7
-
57%
59 Va
13%
Consolidated
58%
76 Va
19
Tin
17
45%
21
18%
&
44,300
17
45%
•/■
60%
13%
Gas
32
32
!.
•'
77%
Hawaiian Products Co
Pacific
800
6,700
76
5
Pacific Lighting
14,900
58%
Inc_5
&
Cement
Jan
40
3
.———
75% Apr
15
15'A Jan
100
—15
No par
35
Feb~27
40
com—_6.25
Co
Glass
24
23% Jun
28
41 J/2 Jan
No par
Corp
1
21
20'A Oct
33
14%
Oct
42 V2
14% Nov
26
55%
22 V2 Jun
7
23 "A Jan
15% Oct
22
19% Jan
Dec
56 Vt
Packaging Corp
24
26
54 Va
Packard-Bell
12
22
Apr
55
3
Jan
22
25
23'A Dec
30
54%
5
23% Mar
5
7 V2 Oct
95% Nov
25
32%
54%
Pacific
59 lA Nov
Oct,
32 Vb
53%
12
5
53% Jan
33%
3.125
26
8
32'/a
32%
16%
7% Jan
86'A Jan
85% Apr
44% Apr
33%
46 %
158% Feb
39% Jan
2
39% July 19
18
32%
16 Va
5
Oct
2
10'A Jun
Ma,r 22
33%
46%
May 28
14% Nov
24 Va Aug 30
26% May 15
24
32%
17
—
„
35%
47
Fiberglas
•
11 Va
17%
35 Vb
\
•
44%
44
35
34%
——
•
96 Va
35 Vb
_5
10
430
100%
*95
16%
Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6%
preferred
26 Va May 29
3
Aug 30
60 Va Jan
A
17%
340
96%
34%
Aggregates
Electric
Pacific
25
24
May 29
44 Vt
17. Vt
*95
46 Vt
Co
Pacific
May 29
96 Va
35
Pacific American Corp—
25
9% Jun
17%
*95
167/8
pn.ferred
16% Jun
*95
96 Va
*95
44%
44%
*17
8,100
104
*99%
100%
46%
16
3
43%
17 Vt
96%
*103
*99%
100%
43%
17 Va
104
34%
4%
preferred
_
Oxford Paper Co common
$5
43%
17%
*103
16%
Owfr.ns-Illinois
5
43%
17 Vt
36%
*99%
100%
42%
38
86%
45%
2
101 Va Feb
*99 Va
46
98
86
17
2
Mar 23
100%
45 V8
97 Va
85
46
Owens-Corning
15
8'A May 16
7
12 Va Nov
13 Va Dec
Outlet
*99%
45%
97 Va
104
*103
104
*103
104
45 Vb
97%
Marine Corp——_—-30c
Outboard
13
85%
*103
97 Va
*85
17
Jan
16% Oct
18% Dec
1
2
87% Feb
85 Va
85 Va
-7.50
Jan
47
Apr
24 Va Mar
97 %
45%
86 Va
44%
447/a
97%
85%
45%
Elevator
25 V2 Jan
44%
97 %
35
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
Otis
44%
97%
Corp—5
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
44 Vt
34%
Gas_
Natural
Oklahoma
97'a Jan
4
20
100
—
43
25
177
common_5
Co
preferred
4.24% preferred.
96
20
3
Electric
&
Gas
4%
115
26
5
4.44%
Okla
;
14
65 Va Oct
5 'A Jan
4.56%
25
34% Dec
141% Jan
100
—100
100
25
21
48'A Apr
preferred
preferred
preferred
Oct
23
3
3.90%
14
Jun
28
33 % Dec
30 % Jan
100
99 Va Jun
52
,Jan
3
Jan
preferred
24
Jun
64
11
July 11
98
6
14% Jan
Apr
76
4.40%
26
10 Va Oct
19
41
24
46 Va Oct
102% Mar 22
Sep
May 16
8
15
Ohio Edison Co common
.
7.400
33%
*77
70
77'A
*24
24%
200
'
24 Vb
6%
24
*23
6
Va
6J/t
*23
6 ''a
24
12,300
6'A
85 V2
84
39 J/8
38%
38%
20%
20%
20%
*20 J/t
50
34
38%
85%
84
84
38 Va
38%
38%
*84
.
3,900
3
23
—
20
20%
20
20%
24%
25%
25'a
25%
25%
25%
25 VB
25V2
25
25%
No par
Inc
Oil
20%
35%
36
35%
36
35%
35%
35
35%
35 (A
35%
27,700
-5
64 Vt
*141 Va
*27%
65 Vt
143%
4,700
65
■
14,300
Q
131
For
footnotes,
see
136
25% Oct
page 25.
26
91 Va Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker
6%
Oats
Co
common
5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__1<»
64
*141 Va
*27%
65
64%
145
141 Va
28
27 Va
141%
27%
28
64 %
66%
65 Vt
65%
*141%
143%
*141%
143 Va
27 31
27%
*27%
28
30
700
Volume
Number
196
6219
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2395)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
SALE PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Dec. 4
Thursday
Dec. 5
Friday
Dec. 6
Dec. 7
Par
the Week
Shares
1
R
49V2 Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
38% Jun
9
27
63% Mar 14
167% Oct 24
26 y4 Dec
23%
5-
577% Jan
27
8
July 19
157/s Dec
2
24
30% Feb
13
26
8
6
65
Oct
Nov
25
May 29
5% Oct 24
11% Mar 22
12
Nov
24
1
18
71% Dec
8
34
Jun
12% Jan
20% Nov
3
13% Oct
3
3
15
8
10% Oct
28 7/a May 10
Oct
26
167/4 Jan
6
20% Apr
43% Nov
1
67
25
May
13
20
Aug 24
49% Jun
54
Oct
11
66% Mar
21% Dec
29
10% Jan
3
25
Dec
non-cum
non-cum
2nd
22
66 % Jan
>2/
24
21% Jun
8
23
Reed
Reeves
Reichhold
23
Jan
30
24
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
May 28
24
22
6
12% Oct
65% Mar
3
28
Oct
19
52
May 23
30
Nov
7
23
84
Aug 18
31
Oct
17
24
3
9
24
57
Jun
May 17
437/4 Jan
3
35 7/8 Oct
23
567/4 Jun
5
3
497/2 Jan
30
47
Jan
108
60% Nov
8
67% Mar 13
52% Jan
50% Nov
116% Jan
Oct
2
1317/a Jun
5
Jun
897/4 Nov
14
34% Oct
23
8
907/2 Oct
6
86% Nov
8
237/2 May
8
12% Dec
14
78 7/a Jan
~3
37% Sep
25
25% Jan
3
97
8% Jun
111%
Nov~ 14
24
Rheem
7
2nd
J)
237/2
jan" "3
pref_
Selection
277/2 May
27% Dec
17% Jan
9
127/a Jan
13
27
4
12
5
15% May 29
6
14
38
May 29
Jun
Feb
94
24% Jan
29% Feb
May 29
40
40'A
40
15%
40 %
5,000
15%
15%
15%
16%
8.90Q
1
Roper
(Geo
25% Apr
18
21% May 29
27% Apr
11
Royal
11
33% Jan
10
42% Dec
5
Royal
Crown
Dutch
Cola
43% Apr
19% Apr
18
7 % Oct
23
14% Feb
5
Royal
McBee
12 7/a Feb
3
177/4 Dec
27
11% May 29
17% Jan
• 4
36% Jan
3
407/4 Apr-
25
41
10% Mar 35
15
18 7% Jan.
9*
27 y4 Attg-
12% Oct
25
Dec
7
Oct
31% Mar 15.
25
26
-
Jan
Oct
26
7% Oct
24
19% Feb
15
8
22% Mar 16
29
13,800
37%
38
18%
38 >/8
38 7/a
1,200
38
3 8'A
13%
13 7/4
13 7/2
3,400
13 I/a
135/e
38%
13%
40
13 7/4
57
*54
57
17
X16 7/2
16%
141/a
36%
37'/2
7%
*35%
57
16%
*54
17%
77/2
77/4
7%
7%
7%
14'/a
14 7/2
14%
14 7/4
14 7/4
14%
14%
400
363/4
37%
35%
363/4
35%
36%
357/2
52,100
361/4
3 6 3/4
37
367/4
36'A
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42%
44%
36%
5,800
433/4
445/e
43
44
>/a
307/4
30 7/8
30 3/4
29%
307/4
293/4
24 s/8
25 7/a
24 7/a
24%
24%
24%
493/4
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49%
>
50%
102
*87
*493/4
417/2
423/4
89 >
87
11
10%
10%
4%
5
4%
102 7/a
403/4
87
lO'/o
50'/a
102 >/8
102
42%
5
62
57
*86
42
495/o
102
y4
102%
40'/,
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88
11
103/4
4%
5
4%
15.400
5%
31.100
58 34
37,600
59
57%
60 3/4
61%
58
603/4
40%
40
40%
40 7/4
417/8
393/4
40 7/a
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40%
31%
31
31%
317/a
313/4
317/4
317/4
31%
31%
217/4
217/4
21%
213/8
22
22 3/a
213/4
22 7/a
21%
22
57
12,300
17,800
2,000
24 7/8
24%
243/a
24%
2434
257/a
24 3/a
24%
24%
24%
27%
X
9,700
27%
26 7/2
27 7/4
26
26 7/2
26
26 3/a
26%
26%
6,900
37
8,100
337/8
8,200
34%
'
357/4
34%
34%
32 7/a
32%
110 7/2
117 7/4
116
92'/a
92 »/2
♦93
IP 7/o
18%
18 Va
221/4
22%
22%
23 74
32 7/8
34%
32 %
35 7/4
35
36
32 s/3
36
33
32 7/2
32%
121 7/2
124 7/a
119
12334
122
93 7/2
93 7/2
93 7/2
*93
94'A
*93
18 7/o
17%
18 »/4
173/4
18
173/4 1
18
34,000
24
24%
233/a
24
23%
24%
23,200
120
,
20 >/2
193/4
19%
*197/2
20
19%
25%
257/2
257/2
257/2
26
25%
26
41
411/4
41
413/a
41%
423/4
41 %
42
1
10'A
10 Va
10 %
1
10 3/a
10 '/a
10 «/4
12%
12%
12%
1234
1
12 3/a
12%
30
3Q7/2
X293/8
29%
29
2 9 3/a
11%
11%
11%
11%
-18 7/4
18 7/4
18%
10'/»
9%
10 7/4
33
20
25%
5
No
100
11%
31%
20 g
par
18
2.50
_
87%
47/8
40
1
Co
78,600
10%
5
*19%
System lac
3,000
403/4
*86
10%
1,500
102%
40%
87 7/a
103/4
23,800
101,100
50%
102
41'A
1
Ryder
52,100
30
25%
102
5
Co___
7,500
43%
28%
24%
1
Ruppert (Jacob):
Ryan Aeronautical
13
42 3-8
297/j
41 %
5
Co
54,400
373/4
25%
101%
10
Co
17%
36%
50
100
Petroleum
5,000
57
17
v
24 7/a
No par
Corp.;
7 7/4
*54
177/2
13%
28%
*49»/2
1
.
77/2
57
•
*147/4
43
2.50
i
16'/2
1
"
36
.42 'A
7%
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Ruberoid
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
10% Jun
12
8,400
113/
*18%
Rubbermaid Inc_
5
D)
13%
11%
18'A
*14 7/4
1.25
Corp
3
17% Oct
133/,
11%
18%
7%
1
27% Dec
13%
1)%
187/a
16%
£
Corp
3
137/o
12
18 3/8
•
*54
10
Corp
8
14
113/4
18 3/a
5
=
common
19
18
13%
133/4
12
50c
Controls
Feb
16% Jan
37%
13 3/8
11%
13 7/2
■
18 7/a
38
18 '/B
137/4
>11%
18 i/s
11%
No par
29% Sep
10% Oct
14
50c
preferred series A
Rohr Corp
12
-137/4
100
Corp—
Company
Ronson
1.700
40 3/a
4%
25
:
15 3/a
Ltd
Corp
Rohm & Haas Co
5
Mar 22
800
8%
40
Paper
Rockwell-Standard
8
:
124% Dec
103/4
2.50
Rochester Gas &; Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp_
90 % Jan
•10%
1
Trust
30
25
11
100
Inc
24
9
11
8%
>
15%
Manufacturing Co__
% Oct
38% Aug
14%
.100
Robertshaw-Fulton
93 7/2 Dec
14%
8 'A
407/2
com
12-
4
15
8%
157/4
series
42% Feb
27% Nov
73
87
15
113/4
83,8
40 7/4
1
Tobacco
24
May _2
277/4 Jan
3.600
15 7/2
*11 7/8
50
Oct
7
33,800
8%
157/4
II34
No par
20
Dec
313/4
8%
15V4
15%
Co
Ritter
37
31.400
40%
A
34% Mar 26
26 % May 11
31%
2.200
13.100
21%
8 7/a
1
24
27
21
32 7/a
9%
11
5
15"% Oct
Nov
34
21%
91/8
14%
10
Riegel
5
13%
78%
21'/a
32%
13
78
9%
31%
22
32
14
78 7/a
9 «/8
8%
10
Richfield
47% Jun
26.700
12%
14%
5
44% Mar 14
10
7.100
11 '/a
5
37% Mar 19
32% Feb
16%
115.500
14%
1
32% May 11
30
20,900
16
*10%
10
series
Richardson-Merrell
Oil
37/o
3,200
33 %
16%
78 7/a
97/2
213/a
4
78%
15%
157/0
1
Rhodesian
32%
59 %
32%
407/4
common
Preferred 3.60%
Mar 14
317/4
57%
78
33 7/4
50
Co
Eng
Co
(R
31%
59%
78
33
50
Corp
&
conv
22»,
30%
50c
preferred
4% %
9'/a
21%
58
77%
No par
24% May 11
Nov
29
79
9%
x78
97/4
22%
60
No par
27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
777/o
9%
8OI/2
9
217/2
50
22
51% Apr
783/8
121/,
80
3.33 %
preferred
preferred
Inc
Reynolds
4
14
102
13 7/8
Chemicals
Mfg
4%%
31
5% Dec
25
Oct
12%
11%
5
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
16
•
15% Feb
26
3 % Jun
40
Jan
12%
15%
1
Rexall
4
14
80% Feb
90
Revlon
2
41% Jan
25
26
Mar
127/a
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
5
8
Jan
16%
preferred 3%%
series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
4
48
68% Sep
83
Jan
Sep 27
20% Jun 27
16
.
43% Jan
21
16%
Conv
Mar 12
60
15%
15%
>
No par
Ipc
Co
Stores
Reliance
'
14% Jan
333/4
Inc
Reliance Elec
Jan
377% Mar
Bros
Reliable
76
77%
33 Va
1
Inc
Bit
6
23
53% Jan
Roller
4
14
6% Oct
Stores
19 %
Apr
12
Owl
16% Jan >4/
49% Jan
9% Jun
18
Red
12
28
77%
33 '/a
:
1st
4%
51 % Aug 30
18% May 11
Inc
4%
25
583/4
77%
33
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
1
31 Va Jun
7
House
15
Oct
9
7
7
587/2
77%
33%
2.50
15
21% Feb
56%
77%
33 7/0
Inc
Jan
23
57 7/a
77%
2.50
13% Jan
16% Oct
8
Apr
19
56%
No par
:
Co
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
16
10% Feb
1
Oct
257/8 Feb
15% Jan
com_No par
preferred
Purina
Random
18
of America
1st
Ranco
16
18
Corp
$3.50
Ralston
28
14% Feb
24% Apr
41% Feb
May 29
7% Jun
13
Jan
83
25
16% May 29
10 7/4 July 26
58
Oct 13
16
10
447/2 Aug
4
34T4 Sep
10
21% Jan
Radio
Mar 30
Jan
Sep
217/4 Apr
6
24% Aug 31
27
177/4 Jan
79
45
12% May 29
11
Feb~28
33% Sep
887/2 Feb
4
117% Oct
71% May 29
28 Vs
Dec
9%
*11%
18
9 7/2
"'9%
12
287/4
5,800
94%
200
*19%
20
257/8
26
417/„
42 %
148,400
7/4
10 3/b
12 3/a
•
123
9%
300
2,100
12,300
12 s/8
2,100
28
3/a
9%
12%
29
28%
9,800
*LL%
11%.
*11%
117/«
17%
18'A
17%
18%
97/2
12
9%.
9%
18>/4
10
400
4,100
9%-,
2*600
S
36% Jan
3
63% Dec
Jan
3
93
Nov
27
S72
Dec
404 y2 Dec
37% Dec
36% May 29
6
86
267% Jan
27>
3
89
Jun
11
352% Jan
22% Jun
26
16 %
.15 J/2 Jan
70 V* Jan
3
V
79-
5
31 '/a July 20
92
Jan
r
14% Jan
22
38
7
68% Oct
8
22% Oct
23
93 % Nov
19.
7
May
40% Apr
8
May 29
16% Jan
11
Aug 13
.18% Jan
5
15% Oct
26
27% Jan
11
May
8
8% Oct
19
>10% Jan
70
Nov
14
30% Oct
1
46V4 Nov
3
24
31% Aug 29
>
60% Feb
14% Mar 10
Oct
23
98% Feb
37% May 10
10% Oct
24
28% Apr
Oct
23
47% Dec
4
25
Oct
25
42% Jan
2
81% May
9
77
Jan
16
86
Jun
May 19
90
Feb
6
s98
19
Oct
23
74% Jan
5
50
I
87
-
Jau
(16% Jan
70
Feb
9
'
97
4
3"
21
5
Jan
3
27
Jun
16
•
27% Jun
7&
10
15
Nov-/14
May 22
; 37%. Feb
15
30% Jun
53
Dec
22
25
11% July 30
6% Feb
7
33% Jun
13
50% Feb
59
25
3i T >,
,88% Jan
5
17
9
4
4
37% May 12
Jan
3
.21
18% Sep 25
36% Oct
5
15% Sep
15% Jan
19
16% Feg
14
4
105
Nov
27
Jun
Jun
25
9% Sep 25
6% May 29
103 % Oct 12
25
45% Feb
14% Jun
25
6
9% Oct 24
28% Oct
23
14% May 29
22 Va Nov
8
May 28
9% Oct
22% Jan
15
24
18% Jan
4
22
19
Jun
27
26% Oct
23
17
9
11
45% May
127% Nov
44% Jan
3
67% July
26% Oct
3
37% Apr
23% Jan
33% Jan
4
28% Oct
24
6
84% Jun 25
3
50% Jun
14
62
11
19% Oct
24
35% Mar
3
36% Jun
4
77
Nov
14
20
May 29
45% Jun 25
3
52% Dec
28
44
9% Dec
19
49
Jan
27% Jan
9
60 % Nov
14
25
52% Jun
5
4
Jun
5% July
5,500
.22,300
-
9%
1,600
"
39%
'■'i 33
41 %
40%
41%"
33
32%
33
40 7/4
41'A
33
.
331/a
40
-
41%
32% (
32%
35,300
1,800
-
'
7
7%
7% '
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7 %
7%
7
63%-
63%
63 y4
64'4
64%
65%
64
14
14%
14 %
15%
14%
15%
14%
51%
52 'A
31%
32
50*%
31
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51 %
31%
,
86
.
*96%
86
*85%
98%
*96%
52 %
32%
*85%
98%
*96%
22%
21%
10.900
64
65%
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14%
14»A
14 '/a
28,900
52%
52%.
52%
32 Va
31%'
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*98
22
21
22-
1
14,200
29.400
fc
/
30
•
25
3
Feb
10
99
21%
22
22
22
'
43 7/2
44
4*
>
75%
75%
76
10
10
10%
B3/,
9%
.i—;——3
Co
—
No par
Industries, Inc———2.50
preferred
Oil
Steel
Shattuck
Oil
33
21%
19%
11%
16%
22%
,—-5
20
25
10
Co.,—
(A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant
Inc—Name
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
&
5
;
French Labs.No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Soo Line Railroad
Co
26
Gold
50
Mar 23
53
Feb
19
29
May 28
5%
23% Feb
16
47% Jan
19
61% Nov
10
36% Jan
3
53% Nov
17
40% Jun
38% Jan
3
49% Nov 22
36
20% Jan
3
29% Oct
21% May 29
30% Feb
44
59% Feb
7
20% Apr
26
5%
75
16
Mobile
8%
&
Co
com_4.50
30
:
Southern
com
Co
61% Oct
17% Jan
9
65% Mar 20
19% Nov
8
72% Oct
30
71
26% Jan
16
38% Dsc
14
22% May 29
35% Mar
7
Southwestern Public
20% Jan
4
34% Apr
3
11
5
Jan
3
51% Nov 24
7% Jan
12
Apr
Nov
1
26% Jan
9% Oct
23
47% Jan
2
27
4
Jun
25
8% Jan
24
28
Jan
3
44% May 31
24
Oct
3
42% Jan
2
88
Jan
3
91
90
Jan
15
95% Oct
31
20% Jan
26
35
10% Oct
22
24% Jan
2
Aug 16
97
May
9
20% Jun
25
38% Mar
l
81
25
86
8
Sep
Mar
-
Southern
33%,
34 3/a
97,700
21%
21%
217/s
22%
21%
21%
21%
217/a
21,600
19%
20
19%
20
*173/4
187/4
13%
193/4
11%
12%
12
12%
117/2
127/a
11-3/4'
12
16%
167/a
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16 3/a
2,100
21%
22%
221/4
227/8
22 y2
22%
5,500
35
35%
35
35%
34%
35 y„
347/8
4,500
28%
29
29 %
29 'A
28 7/a
287/2
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21
21%
213/8
5,000
35
35%
35%
357/8
35
353,4
35
35 y2
61.600
122%
124 %
123%
123
124'/a
55%
56 %
56%
57
56 7/o
577A
57%
58
6,200
23%
24%
24%
24%
247/4
24%
233/a
24%
9,400
24%
24%
£?v
1n;)A
111/0
8i/o
I=1/
125
22%
22 y8
34%
*28
1223/4
9,000
4,000
4,900
33,800
283/4
123%
1,200
7,000
247/B
247/8
247/o
24%
24%
24%
62%
64
64%
64%
64
64 3/a
64
64%
16,100
56%
567/8
57
58%
577/8
57%
113/4
56%
57%
68,100
11%
03/,
33 i/a
29%
30%
30i/8
30%
1
8%
21%
28%
11%
12
8%
52 %
X52
52%
54
*51 %
53
x33
33
5
12
8%
50%
clv
*52
8%
8%
33%
33%
29%
30%
x291/4
30%
30 Va
30%
*30
301/2
211/4
21%
21 %
x21%
21%
29%
28%
29%
29%
*
29
34
11'A
8%
8%
113/a
8%
ll1/*
83/8
52
*513A
52%
54
53
52
*513/b
3,000
8,200
4,900
53
4,100
333/4
333/4
33%
33%
3~500
29%
30'A
30
30
y4
11,900
30 >A
30%
30%
217/4
21 Va
21%
21%
2,200
28%
29 >/8
28 7/8
29 %
27,000
20,700
*30
200
50%
51%
50%
50%
493/4
50 3/a
49%
50
483/8
*48%
49
43
48 Va
48 y3
49
4414
43%
44%
43%
44%
43 3/a
44%
43%
437,8
10,300
28%
29%
29
29%
29%
30
28 3/4
293/4
28%
29%
52.400
54%
55
19%
20,000
stock
tr
ctfs__100
Service
Co—1
(A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
1
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
preferred
common
1
2.50
6
100
50c
25
Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
:
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Sperry
337A
5314
Railway common—No par
preferred
20
Ohio
33'/a
*52
non-cum
&
33%
4314
&
Co
Spalding
5
33
48%
Gas
47% Mar 15
14
33%
>
—7.50
Southern Natural Gas
Pacific
33:
7,600
20
(Del)—No par
Southern
50
Southern
123/a
X19%
5
52% May 10
16
12%.
=
El-No par
Co
Indiana
12 7/a
o=1/o
,V'
gg
36%
20
ccs;
943/.
36'%
377/4
23%
23%
changed to SCM Corn
28
Sugar
Southeastern Public Service Co
California Edison-
Mar 21
122'A
12,000
12 7/4
«i.
«
>
9 %
197/2
■
121
9>8
105r
*8%
36%
!
-
9%
*103
5,300
12%
-x^v.
"20
9y8
800
10/
20%
oqi/.
2o
105
*8%
2.600
48,700
37%
12%
2.50
Co
Rico
preferred
Southern
31% Mar 30 "
34%
93/4
97/4
*103
1
12V4
36 >8
-
19%
,
50
—
Jersey Gas
Puerto
No par
Platinum
1
E & G
preferred
15
..
•pqia
50c
Pattern Co
Kline
,
9
93/4
>•
19%
22%
1
50c
1
lOi/a
105
*8%
,
4,%
37
.
: -
> 9%
*103%
9
1
4%
19%
21%
20
12
16%
ord_£l
36 - •
19%
10%
105
4
12%
36
33 %
Smith
Smith
...
12%
Singer Manufacturing Co_—
5
...
,
12%
Sinclair Oil Corp
Oil
.
.
35%
>>> 19
Corp of America
Skelly
'
21%
.21% >22%
44%
44
44
*
■,^»...'..74%.:. ,75%
74%
>10 ■
•,
9%
9%
>9%
9%
10 Va
*103 >4
*103% 105
>
'
*8%
»/
*8%
9
_•••_.
——1
No par
—
G)
Co—
Simplicity
:
.
.—No par
1
& Gas_
Corp
(Frank
Carolina
Feb
8"900
437/2
Amer
May 29
79%
757/4
South
18% July
!
75%
South
57% Jan
"77
43%
2
26
79'A
=
7,100
22%
15
May 29
*77
79%
■>
75
Feb
9 % Jan
*77
*
22
43%
1
Signode Steel/Strapping Co
1
Simmons Co
——No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
No par
5
12% Nov
79 %
213/4 v
21%
Shoe
28-
58 % Dec
*77
.
75 %
8
72% Feb
22%
79%
«
44%"
21
29% Jan
22
22%
Falls Corp—
&
58
25.
9%
90,000
19%-
5
5.
Roebuck
25
see page
'
>
>
:—:
Corp_
Sealright-Oswego
Sears
17% Jun
footnotes,
187/r
-
9
?■
13%
23,300
23% May 29
38 % Jun 25
9
9%
19'A
-12,100
11%
21,500
26
For
9
19 «/8
36 %
10%
13*
17
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
90
9
'
'
16%-
15% Jan
29% Dec
4
33
9
•
>:35%;
1
131/4
-
31%,. 32%
South
17
4174
32 %
197/8
10%
13
4'A
South
64% Ar
3914
'
19%
103/s
177/a
16
88% Apr
,>
20
353/4
35 3/8
•-
30,800
32%
16
3
gi/8
13 %
-273/8
>*101A:110'
%'
17
3
914
107/s
13
•
16%
Jan
26
:
35%
10%
13 %
110.
31%
33
Jan
20%
35%
10%
13
19%
700
27
27%
277/8
*101A
4%
40% Jan
82
19%'
35%
10%
,
77%
17%
44% Jan
34% Oct
35
27%
110
*76
32%
24
88% Jan
35%.
27
*101A
77
77
4%
24
May 15
97% May 9
27%
110
77
17
21% Oct
2
27"
'*101 A
>•'
77
32 %
27% Oct
Mar
76% >76%
■
20.100
•
4%
49% Oct
11% Apr
>
8,500
1,100
•
19%
-
32%
31% Sep
27
19%
>41°
4%
30% Dec 21
13
19%
-
16% >17
3
11
193/e
24
>19%
31%
3
29
193/8
•
4%
11
31% Dec
23 3/4
19%
•
16%
15% Jan
4
23%
197/4
19%
f
31%
27% Jan
8
24% Nov 21
233/a
•
27,200
;
93%
3601'
"
-12%
..
-Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
129% Mar 22
38% Jan
6% Mar 15
-
26% May 22
40% Feb
5
46% Jan
44% Jan
19%
44 %
93%
"*200
4%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs
-
>
56
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
23
13% May 26
9% Dec
4
24%
43%
93'/4
360
16%
Shell
2
24
7
=
19%
*
>
441/2
937/4
*200
31%
Sharon
..-
19% July 10
Oct
15% Oct
36% Oct
/
28
16
8
19%
23%
*19
433/4
44%
92%
360
——1
Shamrock
•
41% Mar 20 >:>
21
Dec
.
%
92%
Co.:—;
Finance
Seaboard
Shahmoon
12
23% May 15
23% Aug
110
—25 ,;> > 21"%
100*77 ;
Bolt Corp of Amer—
Screw &
$5.25
11% Mar 30
24% Oct
63% Jan
v
29% Jan
4
23% Mar 28
46% Mar
19 >8
"•
1.2%
No par
.—
Seiberling Rubber Co—
1
Servel Inc common
12—_—1
7
30% Jun
28
60% Apr
42% Jan
4
=
31
38% May 23
Jan
•
2
14% Jan
Aug
>'
•
5
May 17
1
;
Mfg Co common—.
•
preferred-!,—;
1—"J,
seagrave
'
v
2"
6% jun
U16
I' 28
'
14
15% Mar
104 "
'
9" ».
27% Mar
14% Apr 19
50% Mar-13
31% Feb
preferred
18 %
43%
*200
Seaboard Air Line RR Co———20
>/t
•
4
32% Dec
23% Jan
51 % Dec- ' 4
Jan
$4
p. •" Scovlll
94% Nov ,15
8% Jan
;
24
18%
10%..>10%
Paper Co common
No par
preferred
—2—No par
>>>.*> 3.65=%
5
97% Jan
>23%
V
27%
..
34%.
,
$3.40
12
Jun.
1
(12
Scott
.>
'
82
3
July 28
20"% Apr
4
':
4
r
9
Feb
14
V
30
Jan
13.
27
75%
*101 A.
„
Nov
31% Jan
54
75%
.
26% Jan
11% Jan
'
19%
92%
360
'
"
Jun
21
29% Mar 21
11% Jan
'
3% Oct
24
21% July 25
19
> >
4
4% Oct 24
*200 '
24%
..
144 %
92 %
360*^'
i&% ->< 18%
.
4
42 % Jan
44
..93.
•
1*9
1T
24
___
.
8 Va Sep
41% Nov
>
.
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp__ ——L
>*>:.-•, Sangamo Electric Co—.t
,—5
2:
Schenley Industries Inc com—.1.40
,>.
9
;
Convertible
preference
1
35c
1
,'Schering Corp common,...
1
5%
convertible preferred-.30
24
9
Schick Inc
>
1
ia
1
14 »> ? Schlumberger N; V:
SCM Corp common
6
23.
5 % %
convertible preferred
-5
50
3
1=8
(73% Jan
•
44
-
93
*200 *
•
2
.2
Jan
49
42%
-=
-
,
4
12 'A Jan
;
>
St Regis Paper Co common
>.5
>•*'<•: ~ 1st pfd 4.40% ser A (called)—100
39% Mar 12
100
27% May 29
16
May 10
.Safeway
•
34% May
8% Jan
46% May
25
22% Nov 21
■21% Jan
r
13% Jun
2
.
May 29
8
May 25
39% Feb
7% Jan
!
Apr
41% Oct
100
4
30V* Jan
.
20% Nov
>>
Stores common
1.66% \
94% Nov 16
4%
preferred:—}.—,—.
100
4.30%
conv
352% Jan 26
preferred—a.;
100, ■
37
Jan
4
.St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph. Light & Power——No par.
20% May 21
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
21% Mar
1
80% Feb 23 1•"•»«»
Preferred series A 5%_
l——100
26
18
60% Jan
28
19%
*72%_
74
55
19%
*72%
51%
49
49%
*481/2
55%
56%
54%
56
20
19 7/8
20
19%
20 7/8
20
20%
74
*72%
74
72 7/a
72>A
♦71
56
56
-557/4
74
1,800
3.400
30
31%
32 %
32
32%
32
32%
313/4
327/4
317/a
32%
12,500
14
15
14%
16%
13%
14
137/B
14
13%
13%
14
14%
2,600
16%
15%
16%
14 ya
15%
6%
29
*95
13%
*93
6%
29%
96
16 %
6%
28ya
*95
7
29 %
96
7
29%
*95
14
13%
14
13%
7
29%
96
141/a
15 ya
50,100
77/8
77/o
7
7 Va
15,500
283/4
29%
29
29 V,
96
*95
13%
13>/4
93%
93%
93%
94%
95%
26 %
26
26%
26%
271/a
26 7/a
83
83
82%
*82 7/4
947/4
'
26 %
83
83
82%
941/4
26%
83
14%
*95
13'/a
9,900
96
13%
1727300
95 %
280
26 y8
26%
23,500
82%
82 y4
*94
600.
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2396)
.
.
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
Dee
28
35 y4 Dec
29
24 y8 Jun
52 'A Jan
12
91
Nov
15
48
72 V* Jan
23
78% May 12
JrE
25
12
Financial
5
15 V4 Oct
57
Dec
4
50
£lVa Sep
25
87% Dec
4
44 y2
25
55% Dec
Dec
24
35% Jan
2
Standard
Kollsman
65% Dec
5
Standard
Oil
Dec
4
27
58% Feb
15
Standard
Oil
13
45% May 28
58% Dec
7
Standard
Oil of
59% Feb
8
Standard
Oil
95 % Feb
28
48
May 29
July 17
29
59 y4 Feb
3
9
92 V2 Dec
7
18% Oct
4
28
Mar 30
11% Jun 25
J 7% Nov
28
82 '
Mar 23
41% Oct
25 Vb Oct
32
28 y4 Apr
8 V* Nov
42% Dec
2
•17% Jan
22% Dec
4
45% Dec
23% Mar
71
20
29% Mar
22
24
22
Jan
5
55 y4 Jun
Nov 30
24% Oct
22
37
Feb
25
34
Feb
28
19% Jan
Jun
25
37% Nov
15% Oct
26
33% Jan
Nov 13
9
4
74
20
convertible preferred
Pressed Steel Co
Chemical
Stevens
Stix
Baer
5%
7
Jan
3
34% Apr
~~6
21% Oct
6
18% Jan
4
Oct
26
15
45% Mar 17
16% Oct
24
:!3% Jan
3
11
Container
Stone
&
24
44
15
Stouffer
13
Studebaker
May 29
14% Oct 24
20% May 29
15% Jan
8ya Oct
20
24
5
Aug
2
83
Oct
59
Oct
13
43
May 29
3
29
Jun
9
3
122
Oct
91% Oct
30
24
24
Jan
3
16% Nov
30
6
:ii5 Oct
3
1464 Jan
31
795
7
17
21% Oct
May 29
92
Nov" "5
49%
28% Feb
45
Dec
28
54% Nov
3
18% Jun
5
12 y8
33%/ 34%
*18%
25
47 y2 Jan
4
18
2
Feb
29
29%
30 Vb
36%
3|6%
xl7%
xl8%
15%
15%
15%
51
5
Inc
of
14,300
21,400
29%
36%
36%
36%
2,700
18%
17%
18
5,200
18%
18%
23 y4
20
40
.23%
23%
23%
24%
9%
9%
10%
*85%
87
45%
45%
44%
23%
24
23%
18>/«
18%
8,500
24%
25%
20
*19%
8%
97%
95%
97
96%
1125
17
18
16 %
38%
38%
38%
37%
1
31
31%
31%
32%
32%
38%
34%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
ioy8
9%
*85%
87
10
45 %
46
12,100
23%
23%"
23%
39,700
96%
3,000
8%.
8,100
1121
16%
38%
16,400
85%
96%
8%
1155
17%
1.700
23%
*23 Va
20,500
45%
96%
8%
8%
8%
1158
4,200
19%
40%
40
23%
24
,
1115
1,60ft
86,100
44%
45%
23%
1,400
25%
■
x85%
87
45%
23%
31%
25
6%
xlO
45%
*30%
1,900
25
23
9%
;
2,100
40%
19%
39 %
8%
29%
39%
19%
38%
97%
29%
20
19%
37%
'
15%
15%
*
74%
30%
29%
19%
1
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
73%
30 Vs
36%
17%
25%
1135
"500
73
30%
19 Va
19
24%
1.38 8/9
America
16%
18%
24%
19%
25
Co
16%
6%
25%
8%
16%
6%
18%
97
83 %
31 %
24%
*85%
14,600
29%
*82 Va
25%
18%
87-
34% ' 35 V*
29%.
35%
83%
6%
24%
9%
29%
7,200
//. 700
25 Va
18%
23
■7%..
31 Va
24%
1101
IVa
70 %
6%
25
7%
1,700
29%
31%
10c
16,400
16%
25%
12.50
21%
1,300
6%
1
21%
6,800
31%
*85%
2,600
22 Vb
1,700
18%
25%
—No par
13 y4
51%
6%
1,
No par
preferred
Co
26%
13%
•
15%
31%
9%'
25%
25%
13%
18%
25%
x22%
25%
25 y4
15%
6%
5
25
51
1
Corp common
400
15%
31%
1
Corp
54
51 %
25%
37%
*50%
92,700
51
6%
20 %
100
16%
15%
31%
19%
52
4,500
92
16%
15%
25%'
37%
52%
*89
16%
51%
-6%
1
52%
92
15%
31%
1
52%
2,400
41,600
203,100
50%
15%
51 %
25%
:
58 %
35
18%
5C%
57%
*82 %
18%
19
57%
*28%
36%
18%
49
•
30%
18%
92
48%
7y0
30
30
36%
36%
-
29%
29%
65
92
49
21 %
1
71%
.
63%
93
13%
16%
70%
18%
Swift & Co
27
*16%
18%
Mining Co
49% Feb
16%
70
18%
Propane Gas Corp
Biscuits
24
16%
67%
-
72,700
64%
3,600
25
35 %
68%
,
21,300
25%
83 %
18%
Superior Oil of California
Sweets
34%
*82%
1
Sunshine
24% Mar 21
34%
'85%
15
20%
*49%
29%
33%
16%
16%-
x29 %
29
14%
20%
15%
7%
'82 Va
•
85%
*83
7%
1
Sunshine
21
28%
•
1.25
Corp
2
24
1385
29
1
Feb
27
11% May 29
7%
1
Aug 13
118y2Jan
Jun
22 Vb Jun
28
12% Jan
22%
7%
35%
Sunray DX Oil Co
8
31% Oct
Feb~28
21%
7%
5
Corp
series A
Oil
22
22%
'
12% Oct
28%
$4.50
Sun
15
21%
13%
1
Sun Chemical
May 14
53 Vb Jan
13%
24%
13%
1
^.20
common
Corp
Sunstrand
25
13%
24%
13%
.
29%
Co
SuCrest Corp
19
24%
25.
13%
30
Sunbeam Corp
24% Nov 29
16% Jan
25%
29-
Gas
Suburban
2
23
25 Va
29%
Broadcasting Co
Foods
25
40
15'
52%
52%
2.50
Webster
Suburban
2
19% Feb
3
Itl% Jan
28% Jan
Storer
2
45% Apr
£.2 % Jan
23% Jan
30% Jan
2
47% Jan
90
Jan
10% Feb
May 29
17% May 29
32
28
28% May 31
20% Apr
Stone
13
6
21
41 % Apr
4
33% Apr
4
19% Apr 28
57% Nov
23
70% Feb
27 y4 May 29
21 % May 29
13% Sep
16% Nov
33 y4 Apr
51
25
-
67%
prior preference
31
24
51
51
51%
83%
21%
*89
16%
22
1
Corp
38 Vz Oct
15%
5
15
Camp Inc
?
.
*82%
57
92
*89
16%
24%
100
Fuller
&
Stokely-Van
20% May 17
92
14%
24%
*49%
5
common
(J P) & Co Inc
1114%. Oct
27% Jan
Co
52%
*89
1
preferred
Stewart-Warner
2
18
17 y2 Jan
15%
17 000
10,300
83!
91%
53
90
24%,
Sterling Drug Inc
23
15
25
9
52%
52%
14%
38%
65
48
"
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
17
Sen
Nov
52%
52
90
1 >
37%
64 %
63%
57%
■
Shares
38%
65 y4
14%
48%
56%
7
20%
94%
48
56%
20
3% %
91% Mar 26
43% Nov
i-3 % Jan
21
93%
48
56%
100
Corp
Starrett Co (The) LS
6
23
20
95
47%
56%
29
10
•
93%
47%
.
83
65%
94
Dec,
37%
21%
64%
55%
common—10
preferred series A_
Stauffer
21
47%
20'
6%
21%
64%
63%
the Week
Friday /
647/B
15
93
*28%
12
4
Ohio
of
14%
7
Jersey
No par
19% Dec
11
New
'<
15
25
Indiana
of
7
9
16 % Ja n
64%
29% Dec
13% Jan
Jun
preferred
-
21 %
63
Standard
84 % Nov 28
14% May 29
25
20%
14%
20%
<
6.25
com ;
7%
47% Jan
21% Jan
83%
1
28
35% Aug 10
32% Oct 12
*82%
5
24
35I
83%
Stanley Warner Corp
81% Feb
4
*82%
15
Stan ray
25% Oct
4
83
15
6
3
3
83
2
27
Jan
64%
liy4 Mar
60% Feb
£7
%
40y4Jan
84 y4 Oct
24% Jan
39%
64
$1.20 convertible preferred
12
7
24% Jan
38%
64%
Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
30% Mar 15
22% Feb
18
99 y4 Nov
39%
63%
No par
Calif
of
conv
3%%
9
Feb
77
38 V8
64
Standard
Mar 12
31
6% May 29
29
$3.30
5
Jun
18% Oct
14% Mar 17
.
95
10% Oct
22
27
3
22
21% Jun 25
Mar 28
16
31
re1/* Jan
85
327/8 Mar 27
4
26% Oct
20% Oct
38%
63%
1
No
May 29
81% May 29
39% Oct 26
11% Sep
£4
Jan
•'
38%
Industries
53 V4 Jun
5
Dec. (>
par
No
com
preferred
$3.50
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 5
par
Corp
Inc
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 4
1
Standard
9
Brands
:
Tuesday
Dec. 3
5
3
3
52
Co
18 y* Jan
11% Jan
3
D
Standard
46% Jan
0% Jan
Square
4
.
77% Jan
HIGH
Monday
Par
1 2
83% Apr 25
25 Va Jan
4
39 % Dec
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
May 29
74 % July
2
12% May 29
19% Dec
Sep
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
10
96%
8%
3%
1135
1102
7,400
1125
1,740
16%
16 %
17%
17%
6,800
37%
37%
37
37%
9,300
33 V4
34
32%
33%
17,900
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,300
yt"
T
13
Jun
8
61% Nov
22•/
4 Va Jan
3
11% Dec
26
:0% Nov
27
40
20% May 10
69% Jun
6
Nov
21
47y8 Jan
6
21% Sep
29
26
♦7% Oct
13
59% Aug 18
6 Vb Sep
20
Jun
15
27% Jan
3
53
3
18% Jan
TelAutograph Corp
14
22
61
Mar
9
Tennessee
31
25 V4 Mar
2
Tennessee
Gas
25
5
Texaco
5
60% Dec
Inc
Eastn
Texas
Gas
Texas
Gulf
11% Oct
22
23% Jan
15
Texas
22
125'/a Jan
Texas
33% May 29
13% July 19
37% Jun 25
121% Feb
29%
Apr
3
31% Apr
3
30 y2 Apr 27
50
May 10
30%
Oct"*9
52% Nov
10
17
33 y2 Mar
&
29% Dec
9
1
2
4
83
12
88 y2
Apr
32% Feb
8
87
25% Dec
29
May
Jan
5
28% May
8
3
24% Mar
8
25% Oct 25
15% Oct 24
23% Jan
3
36
18% Oct
48 y2 Jan
3
50 y4 Nov
1
45
Jun
25
15% Jan
3
28% Apr
17
15
Oct
25
4%
25 % Nov
2
57% Feb
7
4
28 V4 Dec
18
20% May 29
3
66
Dec
14
45
33 y2 Aug
10
50
Nov
27
15% Oct
24
42% Feb
8
Tractor
59 y4 Jan
10
91% May 15
51
25
81 y2 Jan
2
Trane
26% Jan
3
52 Va Dec
6
28% Jun
Dec
20
42% Apr
3
223
Aug
7
26% Oct
30
146
21 % Oct
30
20% May
20% Oct
18
20% May 15
36
Jan
"3
63% Jan
4
1
Jun
108
Jun
22% Dec
5
Oct
25
48
May
il
8
21
6% May 29
8% May 29
7% May 29
13
52% Dec
56 Vb
25
Oct
23
34
May 29
54% May 29
27 Va Jan
15
63% Jan
30
48% Feb
141
15% Feb
14
14 Va Jan
23
57 y2 Nov
30
33% Jun
7
13
Oct
26
26% Feb
9
40
Oct
29
52% Feb
5
39% Jan
22
29% Oct
24
55%, Apr 14
20% Nov
30
16% Apr
3
15% Oct
24
6% May 29
11% Jan
59
59%
59%
60%
109,900
31,500
15%
16
16%
16
16%.
16
16%
40
40%
40 Vb
40%
40 Vb
40 Va
40
40%
43%
43%
44
43%
45
43%
44%
43%
44
30,400
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14
14%
14
14%
69,700
61%
61%
16 Vb
•,//.'
61%
63%
62%
63%
5iy4
50
50%
49%
50%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
49%
50%
49%
50%
49 Va
50%
49%
49%
48%
49%
21,400
26 Va
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27 y4
27'/2
28%
28%
37,700
29.%
25%
26%
1
*12
30
30%
31
24
23%
23%
23%
32%
30%
32
30%
27 Vb
28
28%
29%
28
27%
12
12
*12%
12%
12 %
12%
400
56%
56%
56%
57%
57%
58%
13,000
No par
30%
30%
*30%
31
30%
30%
10
19%
19 V*
19 y8
20%
19%
20%
25
Bearing
No par
Realty & Construction—!
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
Supply Co class A_
__
Airlines
25 y4
25
25
5,700
52%.
51%
52
8,600
20 %
20
20%
5.400
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
56 y2
56%
56%
57%
58%
58
58%
58%
58%
1,400
20%
65
12,900
45%
25,200
19%
19%
2oy4
20
20%
19%
20%
2C
65%
65
66 %
65%
66%
65 %
65%
64%
42%
-
43 y2
130y2
43 %
10/
.
.
y.
16%
•rv
*47
9%
11%
11%
45%
44%
136
136
136
7%;
7%
9%
.
9%
12%
3,000
7%
41,600
10
11%
18,100
11%
20,400
17%
i8y2
17%
18
17%
187/a
10,700
43 Va
X41%
42%
41%
42
16,500
57%
■57%
x56%
57%
56%
56%
17
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18%
V
19%
17 %
47 Va
'47. Vb
7%
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9%
7%
42%
17
7
|
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.
56% -,'57%
.
..
19%
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-
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18%'
1
l
16%
.
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.
.
136%
8%
9,100
17%
41%-
"
57%
16%
1
9%
11%
17%
17%
♦57/
9%
11%
44%
138%;,
7%
9%
11%
42%
136
7%
11 y4
%/
46%
45%
45%
132
131%
8
11%'
.
7 % y
7%,
9%.
50
35,200
51%
.-
19%
.
20
400
20%
24%
17/
_
31
20%
20"%
41%.:
Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin Industries Corp
*30%
20%
52
130%
_50
31
20 y4
65
1
—5
1957
30%
21%
i;
pfd series of
88%
51%
1
conv
*87
20
2
Inc
88%
51%
10C
preferred
*87
21%
22%
56%
_2
*
88%
6,600
50%
52
24%
No par
_
88 y2
*87
21
51%
21%
_5
_
800
2,800
131,500
12 Va
_10o
_
31%
56%
*87
_
*30%
12 Vb I
:
87 y2
common
1,500
31%
27%
39,300
56 Vb
12%
-
105,900
v
24
31%
27
29%
_
30
23%
31%
*29 y2
*23%
.23%
1
Co
30
24
29 Vb
29%
24
29%
5
_
87%
World
5.500
64%
20th
2
60%
17%
i
5%
58%
41%
Trans-World Financial Co
16
55% May
58
50%
1
Trans
140,300
15%
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
8
30.600
17%
62%
Transwestern Pipeline Co—
:
1
46%
17 %
57
conv
.18.900
i.Vi
46 %
17%
51%
Transitron Electronic Corp
19
34% Apr
51% Feb
4%%
6%
46 y4
17%
.
17%
Transamerica Corp common
2
,6%
46
17%
x57%
No par
Torrington Co
2
6%
46 y4
17%
56 v
CoJ
6%
45%
17 y2
_No par
_
Toledo Edison Co
15
Jan
18% Jan
V
46%
60%
Roller
Tishman
,
64%
$1.20 preferred
Timken
.
:
50%
preferred
Tidewater Oil
Jan
May 29
62.000
.10,500
17%
preferred
27% Jan
19
5.100
tu.
7% Citf
17%
Thor Power Tool Co
4
16
'
50c
Co
Betts
7%
49
__
25% Mar 26
Apr
23% Feb
&
6V2
51%
common
conv
7%
*17%
10"
Thompson (JR)
_7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
6
20% Jan
Inc
Thomas
3
Jan
20
16%
40
6%
13%
1
Oil
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co
7
Jan
66
Utilities
$1.25
9
22
24
Dec
16%
38%
7%
15%
No par
Inc
19
82
16%
40
7.V4
40%
Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
25
82% Feb
16%
39 y4
7% ///••■//
43
5
33 Va
Coal
Jun
28
Corp-
Producing Co
Pacific
Textron
27% Mar
Transmission Corp_3.50
Transmission
Pacific
37% Jun
Jun
17
4iy4
6%
17 VB
58
Instruments
Texas
44% Jan
57 VB
Texas
8
£5
17
40%
7
.,
45%
17 y4
Texas
50% Nov 26
18% Jun
25
17
40%
65,«
7 Va"
-'iiny
46
16%
7
3iy4 Mar
22% May 29
26% May 29
19% Jun 25
45%
29
4
7%
12.50
Gulf Sulphur
49
V
5
Co
_
Texas
Oct
6%
1.25
_
11
9
17
40
.
6%-isi'Wrt-
6%
1.
-.
1
Transmission
_
45% Mar 29
27 y4 Aug
_l
_
_
Corp
15% Oct
45
23% Oct
'~3
16% Feb
52% Apr
206% May 15
17%,
41%
'
__
18% Mar
8
20% Jan
4.50
-
32% Jun
Jun
16%
40 r/:-.
1
(James)
25
12
3
Inc
32% Jun
23% Apr
3
Talcott
Tandy Corp_
2
14
May 29
34% May 29
37% Nov
8
55% Mar 23
11 y4 Jan
21
3
22 % Sep
Broadcasting Co
21
15
37 Va Jan
24
Taft
2
14
Jun
25% Jan
24% Jan
4% Oct
May
46
25% Sep
Jaii" _3
29% May 29
4% May 29
19
19% Jun
27
21 %
27
40% Nov
Oct
15
"
Jun
19
7%
7%
■"/:;•'•/ ■/
16%
17
16%
48
48 '<•"
18%
20%.
20%
21 % ..'
*7%
7%
7%
3,600
16%
48
*47
7%
5,600
,
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400
39,600
.
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3,600
t.
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.
.
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V
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u
13% Jan
4
18% Sep
34% Sep 22
26% Dec 12
65 % May
11
12% Oct
1
31% Dec
13
16% Oct
23
51% Dec
18
58% Dec
13
6% Nov
3
33 y4 Jan
4
116
Jan
4
39
Jan
3
92
Jan
25
10 Vb Mar 28
42% May 22
144
May 22
52 V» Nov
20
30
97
Apr
18
74% Jan
20
79
Nov
1
71
Feb
24
76
May 18
81
Jun
27
87
Dec
42% Jan
20
68% Dec
6
37 y8 Dec
6
4
15
Oct
30% Oct
7
.
Jun
24
23
25
31% May 29
83
Jun
37
37% May 28
94% July 24
78
Feb
2
72% Jun
29
84% Jan
18
19% May 15
36
Jan
15
53% Jan
10% Mar 22
43% Mar 15
121% Jan
2
52% Apr 25
101 % Dec
7
May
3
29% Jan
8% Aug 17
39% Nov
8
4
22
20
29% Nov
39
20
Jan
Jan
34% Jan
37% Jan
202
86
15
51% May 15
56 V»
Aug
8
Mar
110% Aug 22
Jan
100 % Aug
17
40% May 24
29% Sep 25
33% July 26
18% Feb
1
30
Nov
8
60% Jan
4
86% Dec
7
29% Jan
18
7
Jan
<4% Jan
47% Dec
18
40% Mar 16
3
9% Nov
16
3
Nov
8
% Oct 23
Dec
8% Feb
Feb
Co
Car
Air
26
24
33% May 29
113
Dec
5
101% Nov
12
35% Mar 15
50% Mar 16
Lines
4%
4%
(series
United
of
Artists
conv
United
Biscuit
26% Mar 28
United
Board
24
25
33% Mar 11
United Carbon Co
United-Carr Fastener Corp
United Corp
Jun
6% Jun
27
41% Jun
27
8% Jan
18
Oct
23
56
17% Oct
24
30% Feb
16% May 28
64
6
5
Jan
3
23% Feb
21
Mar
2
of
28
1"% Nov 30
76% Mar 24
% May 29
1% Jan
2
41
Oct
24
34% Oct
71 Vb Jan
4
31% Oct
24
35% Mar 16
25
Mar 26
38%
8%
9
1
9
8,500
27.300
34%
34%
pfd_100
pfd_100
4
62%
34%
/
9 "
3,400
35
89%
61
v
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343/8
48%
75V*
48%
100 %
83%
75V4
23,200
101%
j
75%
75%
5,800
310
83%
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•/■■
16.200
/
<
100
90
.90
62%
48%.
100
*82
36%
105 Va
104
.
•
/
90
60%
62 V*
61%
62%
28,000
33%
34
333/8
333/4
37,600
*90
120
8%
83/4
8%
17,600
25%
24%
25 Vs
24%
25 Va
24%
25%
29,000
24%'
243/4
24%
24%
*24 Vs
24%
24%
24%
32
33%
33%
34%
33%
34 %■
33%
34 y4
63,900
53%
52%
53%
54
54%.
53 y4
54y4
52%
53%
38,100
y1
113
100 3/4
8 5/8
*100 y4
27
39%
40
25
25.
27
8%
800
113
113
*108
115
100 %
100%
*100
100 3/4
100 Va
101%
1,000
27%
27%
273/4
27%
27%
21 VB
8,200
39%
40
*24 Va
25%
97%
98%
31%
31
83/4
1003/4
/
97%'-
/97V4
'
113
*110
"
26%
8%
834
91
25
8%
*100
2.50
90
60%
253/4'.
*109
-
75%.
36%
,
32%
8%
5
*75
.: 90
-
48 Vk
83%
75%
36%
104%
100
:.
100 y4
*82
75%
/
353/4
103%
:
48%
100
83%
*82
«;
48 3/4
,49
100%
-
,
31%
32
*108
115
100
40
39%
40 y2
27y4
40%
25%
253/a
253/8
25
25 3A
600
98%
98%
98 3/8
983/4
98 y4
983/4
12,600
x313/8
313/8
31%
31%
*303/4
31%
1,100
13,600
40
*25
40%
3,900
8%
8Vo
8%
8%
8 y4
48%
483/4
493/i
493/4
*49 y2
50 V*
50%
523/4
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/a
8,500
21
2iy2
21%
21%
21%
22 Vs
21 %
22 y4
21%
23%
36,200
21%
Gas
24% Nov
10
Corp__A_lo
Fruit Co
15% May 29
16% Oct 23
38%
493/4
United
20
/
38?/4
28,800
-
7%
United
18% Feb
•'
9V4
38 %
4,200
16%
20%
17%
38% Jan
2
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
417/8 Nov 30
Sep~19
36%
104%
8%
17%
16%
20%
49%
Financial
Mar 21
•' '•
-■ v...
62%
No par
35%
103 y2
V
17%
16 3/4
1
United
15%
90
60%;
Amer__No par
Carton
'
20%
United Electric Coal Cos__
5
United Engineering & Foundry—5
2
33
29% May 28
19 % May 29
Co
&
*88%
1
98% Dec
8%
104%
48 Va
-
75%
75%
52%
25
July 25
83%
32
60% Jun
19
•
"
10
conv
1956)
•
39 y4
/ 35 a/4
100
'
100%,
'
*82,
243/4
Corp__
38%
17 3/8
16%.
20%
21%
8 3/4
•
/
48%
48,%
*99 V*
25
common-
17
20%
,38%
17%
17%
16%
1033/e
/.. /
v.
*24
i
Inc
'
-
x343/4
8%
36
5
Corp
(series of 1955)
38
104%
—No par
Aircraft
21
;.
17%
20%
'
3$Va
10
Co
17
•
16%
25
common-
preferred
non-cum
United
4
$4
RR
United
Jun
8Va
17
•//16%
.
•39%
103-%
No par.
California-,—
5
29 %
4
Pacific
19
1
3
Oil of
Union
54% Dec
12
16
Union
39% Jan
12
64% Jan
'
.___No par
Twist Drill Co
21% Dec
30% Jan
preferred—__1
preferred-—.
25
22% Oct
5
—.=No par
$3.50
I $4
Tank
69% Dec
3
•
28
88 % July 23
Co
17
'21%
X38%
Corp—6%
preferred—
Union
67% Dec
3
Rubber
Paper
16%
16%
20%
„
$3.70
38% Jun
100
16%
-
Corp_—__No par
•y Union Electric Co common
__lo
$4.50
preferred
No par
Union
3
17% Jan
18 Jan
Bag-Camp
19
13
Aug
1
Carbide
32% Mar 13
15% Jan
3
&
Union
20 % Jun
62 % Nov
17% Jan
28
Asbestos
Union
8
35
(The)
•
Sep 26
77% May 31
69 % Jan
8
Union
81
91
Corp
Underwood Corp
—
No par
Unilever Ltd Amer dep rets ord_„_
Unilever N V ord shares
20 g
15
43% May 29
27 % May 29
8% .Jan
2
27% Jan
Udylite
2
27% Jan
Corp
Corp
of
Calif
United Park City Mines Co
United Shoe Mach common
preferred
7%
8
8
800
No par
_
United Gas Improvement Co
United Greenfield Corp
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
~~
1
8
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
223/a
22%
26,500
lo
34%
35
34
34%
x33%
34%
33%
34
34
34%
24,600
22
22 Vb
22%
22%
22%
223/8
22 %
22%
223/a
22%
10
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/tt
18 %
18%
18%
1
18%
18%
18
18%
18
18 Va
1
173/4
18
1%
8,800
503/4
49y4
50%
9,700
34
33%
33%
40
4.50
1
1
25
_25
..
.
-
18%
xl8
1
48%
493/4
133%
"33 y4
1
..
49
*33%
v
1
50%
"34
1
50
*33%
21%
1
503/4
34
13
49%
*33%
1
1,500
3,000
17,200
Number 6219
196
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2397)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previousj
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
33% Sep
93
Lowest
Highest
9
47% Feb
29
19 '/a Oct
95% Aug 10
23% Jun 25
28 % Jun 25
Jan
4
97% Jun
1
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
8
42 % Dec
27
95
25
Sep
151
Dec
46% Dec
6
Feb
27
115
65% Oct
,
153
22
158% Oct
2
3
22% Dec
14
17
42 % Dec
4
43
5
36% Jun
6
10% Oct
May
U
1
9
105 % Jan
U
4
24% Mar
2
U
48 % Mar 29
2
Industries Inc
S
4%%
3
42% Sep
9% Feb
18
7% Jan
2
27% Apr
6
14
Oct
23
23% Feb
23
U
S
3
33
2
24% Oct
25
31 % May
4
U
S
43% Jan
75
25
Jan
Mar
6
3
64% Aug 11
161% Nov 13
Nov~21
Jan
3
41%
45% Jan
4
54% Oct
75% Oct
24
141% Jan
3
23 % Jan
6
45% Nov 28
16
Aug
7
79
Jan
12
36
Oct
23
49 % July
37% Oct
U
2
Mar 27
Mar
2
152% Apr
17
39% Feb
6
9
39% July 11
37
3
53% Apr
17% Jun
23
Jan
6
4
Oct
42% Jan
115 % May 29
34% Feb
2
30
Jan
3
30% Jan
10
153 % Jan
9
27% Oct
27
18
27
3
3
42
Apr
14
Nov
2
20
July 14
Aug
10% Oct
24
8
54
Feb
170,
Feb
23
29% Oct
20
24
55
Jan
33 % Feb
12% Sep
22% Jun
45% Feb
19% Jun
77% Mar 30
22
25
50% Jan
30
8
Oct
24
18
18
27
Jun
25
102% Aug 29
68% Nov
7
6
81% July
Dec
86
Dec
Jan
9
92
NOV
Jun
26
89
Oct
13
24% Dec
11
28% Nov
17
51
Nov
Mar 23
Jan
89% Jan
88
Jun
9% Jan
13% Feb
13% Jan
6
.17
May 12
87% Jan
100
July 21
98% Jan
107% Jun
20
19
Oct
14
«
Jun
105% Oct
22
97% Aug 20
101% Sep 10
■y
3
Co
Elec
21
Vulcan
IS
16% Feb
21
5%
9
30
.
At
85% Feb
28
74
July
9
88
Feb
Wabash
RR
31 % Dec
29
16
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
Wagner
14
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
3
73
7
39% Oct
6
58% Nov
15
40% Jun
25
57% Jan
2
2
42 % Oct
10
21% Oct
25
44% Feb
8
Wallace
Oct
30
11% Mar 28
4% Oct
19
8% Feb
20
Walworth
8% Dec
26
13% Jun
5% Oct
25
9% Feb
21
Ward
66
D(ec
26
6
Jan
3
86% Mar 16
16% Jan
3
39
34% Feb
6
59 % Nov
40% Nov
27
41% Jan
5
Nov
8
29
15
3% Oct
24
173A Jan
25
24
203A Feb
9
Warner
Oct
24
38 % Apr
19
Warner
3
Oct
i
103% Nov
22
92
38%
38%
26
26
27
7%
7%
10
26 Va
9,600
7%
7%
7%
7VB
7%
4,400
7%
10,000
*38%
7%
7%
39%
39 %
40
40
39
26%
26%
39%
26 %
27
26
27
38
38%
38
26
38%
26 %
9,200
37%
161
161%
38%
38%
38%
3,600
40
26%
y
38% •/. '
v
7%
7%
*159%
162
7%
*159%
162
7%
162
39
500
163
130
15%
15%
15%
15%
16'A
37%
15%
16
36 %
38'A
38%
40%
15%
157/b
38 %
40%
39%
41
33%
35%
35%
39,400
109.900
33%
293/4
35%
35
36
35%
36
35%
,
36%
36
35%
36%
357 b
43.700
36%
36%
36 VB
36%
9,800
28V4
28'%
28%
2 8 3/4
29%
28%
28%
29
15%
1,700
14%
14%
14%
15 Vn
6.700
253/4
24%
25V4
25%
36%
25%
37%
6,200
35%
36%
35%
27%
36V4
28%
51,100
27%
28%
X271/4
281/4
32,900
93/4
9%
9Va
93/4
12,600
363/4
36%
36%
363/4
4,300
14%
14%
25%
25
34
34%
33.%
35%
26%
27%
26%
273/4
93/4
9%
9%
10 VB
1
36 %
36%
36%
363/4
*
9%
10
37
37%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
493/4
50
403/a
40%
50
50 Vb
40%
50%
503/4
40%
*50%
*50%
51 Va
3,400
6OV4
61%
12,300
1093/a
1093/b
70
59%
60 VB
59%
60%
601/4
109 %
50%
60%
109 %
"109 Va
110'/a
*1091/4
110%
.100
*89
90%
*89
90 Va
*89
90%
*89
*92
94%
90%
*89
*92
94%
*92
94 Va
93%
*90
*90
92
94%
*93
93
94%.
92
*90
92
105
4,500
90%
*93
*90%
105
*104%
60%
110%.
105
*104%
105
*90
104 Va
104'/a
20
104%
203/4
20%
20%
203/4
10c
20 3/4
20%
21
20%
20%
21%
21%
common——1
22 Vb
21
10 J/4
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10 %
.—.1
—16
15%
153/B
*15%
153/4
15%
15%
-yjji
.)
tlQ'i/a
*15%
100
100
100
*100
101%
*100
101 Va
100
*100
104
104
*104
105 Va
*104
105 Va
*104
V
104%
203/4
203/a
10
vcM
15%
160
20%
20%
213/4
21
iIO'/b
10%
151/4
101 Va
105 Va
13,300
15%
*100
*
3,500
12,100
700
..
101 Va
10
105 Va
L04
10
preferred
100
15
No par
10
...
& W
Co
46%
453/4
46%
493/4
50%
50
50
50 %
50 Va
50%
51
29
29
51%
51 %
29
29
29%
29 Va
28%
29%
28%
29
6%
63/8
61/4
6%
6%
61/4
5,800
*7%
73/8
*7%
75%
7%
8
5,500
*80
80%
•' X20%
21%
'■<
5%
Co
6%
6%
6%
73/8
73/4
7%
100
_1
66 %
66 Va
67%
13%
14
14
27
27
27
4%
10
Co
21
>.
4%
4%
■•■/
68%
<
5 5/8
46 3/4
8
1.25
Corp
Pictures Inc
6%
—1
common
*80
53/b
2.50
Bros
*67 Va
81
81
81%
82;
21 Va
20%
20%
20%
53/8
5%
5%
5%
473/4
47
69
68%
45/B
4%
4%
4Vb
14%
14 VB
14%
133/8
28%
28 %
29
29
47
46%
69
69%
41/4
14
4
13%
29
28%
'
90
82
20 %;
4,100
5 3/8
1,000
47
2,400
•
2.500
2,200
69%
120
4%
9,700
141/4
30.500
Pharmaceutical—1
Warner-Lambert
23%
28%
5,200
24%
23%
243/4
24 Vb
24%
preferred—100
23%
243/a
23%
101%
101%
24%
49,100
101%
102%
102 3/4
103%
1023/4
103%
102 3/i
1023/4
2,300
convertible
$4.00
53/4
45%
-
21%
5%
50c
80
20%
No par
Inc..
80
:
33%
33%
341%
34 Va
34%
5,300
46 %.
46%
46%
46%
47%
3,200
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
*331/4
33%
87
34
*33 %
34
33%
33V4
331/4
331/4
31
*30 3/4
31%
*31%
31%
31%
31%
31/4
3'/4
3%
3Vb
9%
9%
9%
95 % Jun
25
102% Apr
4
87
Jan
11
94 % Jun
15
19
23% Jun
25
23% Dec
14
37% Mar 21
13
27
38
May 29
Jun
92
46
Apr
Dec
32
% Dec
39
29
30
Mar 12
102
5
4
Jan
2
Feb
21
4.20%
4
% %
4
Western
Union
24
May 29
39 Vb Jan
2
Jun
27
88% Jan
31
104
Feb
2
108 % Sep
41
Dec
29
24
10
110
Nov
56
Jun
5
3
99% Jun
2
4
28
25
Sep
90% Oct
29
Apr
2
42 3/4 Jan
2
118
96 % Apr
34% May 19
25% May 11
36/% Dec
68
Jan
10
82
Jun
1
71% May 14
77
43 %
Aug 24
65
Feb
9
29
Oct
24
60% Jun
9
33% Jun
25
523/aJan
Feb
23
103
Mar 10
13 Vb May 10
24
Oct
31
26
Jan
37
May 15
13
100
5
20
"
Apr
19
15
19
Prior
28
$3
32% Aug 17
43% Feb
25
18% Dec
26 3A Mar
1143% Oct
27
57
Oct
16
26 % May 29
24% Dec
20
26% Dec
14
29
7.9% Jan
85
44% Dec
6
7% Dec
13 % Jan
10
I 41
Dec
0
48
2
Mar 22
22
Jun
59% Nov
22
44
May 29
129% Dec
15
125
Feb
26
9
39
Jan
2
60% Mar 16
17
10
31% May 29
423/4 Nov
23
20
44% Nov
131% Apr
293/4 Dec
5
Oct
23
47,600
26a/a
25%
26%
251/4
253/4
20,600
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
323/4
87,200
87%
87 Va
93%
343/4
35%
x34%
30 3/4
33
88
-
112
*108 Va
31%
293/a
30
28%
93
93%
93%
93
93
92%
343/4
36
36
36%
36
361/4
75
35%
75
72
72
34%
34
34%
34 %
433/4
44%
44
44%
x433/4
*103
103 Va
*103
*711/4
75
*711/4
33%
34
Vb
*33%
34%
44
43%
43i%
43V»
433/4
103%
65/a
6%
6%
*21%
22 Va
*21%
22 Va
*21 Va
40
40
40 Va
*39 Va
40%
39%
391%
*39%
19
19
35
7
183/4
18%
18:,/4
18%
19
34%
35
34%
35
343/4
87%
87%
*87%
89
*87%
32%
333/4
*31%
33
33
6
6
Stores Inc
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
6%
Witco
Power
com—10
55%
*128%
Corp—10
41%
Woodward
Iron
Woolworth
(F W)
8
Worthington
Co.
common
preferred—
,
*87%
31%
6
6
25%
25%
56%
56%
130
*128%
6
6
253/a
56 3/4
25%
*
130
56%
129
6
25%
56%
129
*
41%
5
28%
25%
67
68 Vb
28%
28%
41%
29
25 Vb
Inc
Co
Corp
89
31%
10
Co
2
prior
25%
1
Co
Service
Public
Chemical
4%%
6
100
Elec
preferred
Wisconsin
31%
—10
10
100
*84
28%
25%
42 VB
*42
171% Dec
11
87% Jun
14
166 % Jan
4
Wrigley
(Wm)
Jr
Wyandotte Worsted
Co
No par
5
99%
56
99%
10
56%
99%
25%
14,600
56%
4,300
130
I
50
42%
1,000
293/4
281/4
28%
28
28%
10,100
25%
24%
25
24%
243/4
67 Va
673/4
66 3/4
67%
66
67
14,300
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
13,400
"84%
85
99%
10%
3,100
25
25%
67%
*84%
56%
100
2,400
6 Vb
28%
29 VB
710
x25%
*128%
89
33
42Vt
84%
*84%
*
85
25%
130
7,100
42%
983/4
~*10
85
3,000
*84%
85
10
98%
97%
99
3,500
10%
*10
IOV4
10%
10Va
3,600
163%
159
163 V4
159 %
162%
137,500
99
'
9%
251/4
*128%
800
27,900
421/4
~
25
6
'
67%
"266
5,900
42%
*
293/a
283/4
e'eoo
3434
89
22
Jun
6%'
19
323/4
*87%
10c
Inc—
100
1,000
5,800
40%
18%
1,0
Co
Industries
18,000
1
22Va
*39%
19
No par
$4.25 preferred
Windsor
200
103%
6%
22%
7
28
58
8
*103
-6%
*21%
•\
39%
92 % Jan
92% Jun
103%
7%
22%
27%
293/8 Jan
6
*103
'
6%
3 8'A
Wilson-Jones
10,900
75
34%
*21%
20
50
100
93
*71 %
700
29%
40
15
25
114
28%
22
Apr
*108%
39%
24
12 %
112
400
88
273/4
Oct
141% Nov
*87%
30
34
103%
112
88
31%
*71%
*103
112
*87%
28
21% Oct
2
27%
40%
54% Oct
28
26%
40
5
16
27Va
26
22
Jan
27%
26
31% Jun
Jan
27%
25 %
■
40%
67% May 22
94% Jun
6
11% Feb
5,500
27%
-
40
93% Nov
93
27%
253/4
3
131
28
27%
40
5
25
28
27%
26%
3
28
2OV4
28
40
49
81 % Jun
20%
273/4
—5
80
20
common—No par
Inc
66% Apr
Feb
,—
Co
Co
22% Jan
23
2OV4
28
27%
25%
15
30
x
X92
7,300
20%
28 Va
—5
Oil
Oct
31%
203/a
20%
*28
♦34%
&
7
31 VB
93
23,200
343/4
Wilson
Nov
*108%
32,600
32%
34 %
Wilcox
Mar 14
112
31
32%
5
16
9% Feb
*108%
31%
>87
30%
32%
1
20
46
87%
Corp
Feb
88
32%
87
31%
32%
'-'.27%
25%
31%
40
31%
323/4
White Stores Inc—.
32 3A Feb
26
27 Va
25%
12~200
32 Vb
Wickes
57
25
20 Va
26%
92
31%
28%
25%
*91
30 3/4
-
1
convertible preferred——
25
Jun
*28
10
102%
27%
common..
preference
22
5
*100 Va
25'/a
5%% preferred
100
Sewing Machine common—,1
Jun
84% Mar 16
102 %
26%
White
33% Oct
23% Jun
*100Va
2.50
No par
Co
Motor
Jan
27% Oct
27% Jan
White
10 % Jan
49
32%
27%
Whirlpool Corp common..^:
4%%
convertible preferred.
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
25
4
313/4
27%
Telegraph
preferred
103% Nov
26
32%
-273/4
preferred series B—.
100 v
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
—100
Wheeling Steel Corp common.—10
May 29
5
18
4
19%
;
700
200
93V4
32 Va
27%
3.80%
$5
20%
28
92
600
8,100
101
33
No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
10 l
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
Oct
Jan
6
6
24
47% Mar 28
20% Jan
52% July
18
19%
28
preferred—__40
*91
931/4
102
31 Va
RR
92
101
94
101
32 %
2nd
102
*92 Va
*91
30%
non-cum
*101
94
x32
3034
4%
9%
200
32
323/4
31%
Inc—
101
/
'
32
92
30 3/4
413A Jan
80
*92
101
31%
24
25
32%
101
29%
21% Oct
21% Oct
32%
101
94
—_—1
Lines
4
10
31%
Western
Pacific
23
100%
101
Bancorporation
2
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
Western Air
Western
Jan
100 Va
*91
9
50
100%
*100
4
88% Jan
9%
1.100
Jan
19
9%
Pulp & Paper common__5
preferred
100
32% Feb
19
93/4
♦92
28
37% Dec
*9%
92 %
14
82 % Dec
9%
94
18% Jun
303/8 Mar 12
9%
*91
23 % July 31
Apr,
3%
*92
25
29% Aug 16
3%
100%
28
55
33/b
100
Apr
22
3%
,
100
preferred series C
Va
3%
4
preferred series B
4.10%
West
3%
1
—
29% Nov
38% Nov 30
2,800
,
*
30%
20
j.4
33
*33%
May 31
28
32%
5
14% Feb
May 11
33%
5
23
No-v
33
Knitting Mills..,
Welbilt Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co.
West Penn Power 4%%
pfd
8% Oct
30
33%
Waukesha Motor Co
31
3
33
Wayne
5% Jan
16
34%
8
22
22
Co..—
37"% Mar 19
May
5
D)
(S
36% Feb
2% Oct
97% Feb
6
5,400
26 VB
32 Va
85% Jan
16
26%
39
27%
46
26% Oct
Jan
26%
*38 Va
26%
7%
33 Vb
28
8% Feb
39
3,300
33%
45
95
26%
165.100
33
24
86% Nov 28
39
25%
1.700
451/,
147%
46 %
4
Jan
*38%
*38%
44%
147
33%
Dec
3
147%
26 'A
45%
Nov
12
46 Vb
147%
26%
33
Apr
Jan
45%
148 %
26%
46
45
41% Jan
148
26"%
33
13
126
148
*56
33%
Jan
121% Apr
29% Jan
56
'
453/4
99
41 % Jan
56
56 %
No par
1
3
56%
56 %
Warren
25
9
31.600
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
91
7% Jan
1,000
40%
2
July 11
99% Jan
31 %
38%
2
85
3
*30%
39%
2
102
40% Jan
31
39%
147%
7%
1.070
30%
40%
46 %
7%
161%
31
-"46
;
160%
36~500
.
Jan
5
26% Oct
57
26%
423/8
5.600
81%
41%
30%
48
27
161%
♦80%
*
51
4
92/% Jan
160%
42%
40% Jan
Jan
3
161%
47%
81%
Vb
39%
'46%
39
42
47
47
*80%
543/4 Jan
94
Jan
56
1
2
10% Jan
7
30%
40%
39%
46%
43%
1.400
May 29
7% May 31
17% Apr
7
Dec
30%
81 %
42%
161
100
21.800
May 29
4
July 18
*80%
•
42%
161 %
25%
•
Oct'
4% Jan
29
81
41%
160%
4". 200
16
39
7
24
*80
*
;■
15-3/4
25 %
29
23
19% Jan
47%,
16'%
*25%
"
29
38% Jan
27
47
9
15
37% Dec
Jan
47%
47%
-
39%
*83/4
■
27
6
93
47%
81
39%
9
30
3
33% Aug
27% May 17
23
x25%
14%
G
Industries
Ward
25 %
48
39%
*8%
Nov
43
30% Jan
17
Mar 12
25%
39
.
54% Nov
25% Jan
'82% Jan
72
25%
9
*46 VB
48
15%
25 %
39%
14,300
28165
15
59%
preferred
6%
59% Jun
16%
25%
161%
28%
Tiernan
&
Baking
17% Oct
May
15%
78%
162%
14%
110%
_
Walgreen Co
10% Oct
28
*8%
77%
*161
15%
*46%
39
25%
Corp
Walker. (Hiram)
26% Feb
1
162%
14%
48
100
—100
100
4%%
38% Jan
7
*161
-15%
8
Waldorf System
65% Mar 21
9,300
50
•
Co
Electric
14
24
37%
W .'
24
Mar
37%
78%
3,200
50
....
8% Dec
Oct
37%
39 %
143/4
com
V
24 % Oct
53
4,500
-9
15%
253/4
:
Co
:
71% July 28
20
28%
39
'
14%
preferred
.
Mar 13
20
27%
*8%
" 15%
-
1
preferred
preferred
preferred..
6%%
39
9 \
'15%
33%
.
1.25
Inc.
53/4%
Jan
162 %
14%
*46%
*25 Va
com
convertible
Apr
106
*161
15%
47%
971/2
.100
Materials
102
162%
14%
*46%
25%
97%
77%
78%
25
98
15
1
preferred
Vornado
78 Vb
l
—
Power
&
78%
25%
28
37%
38 V8
—10
1
convertible
,.'37%
7%
*161
5
America—
Inc
preferred
prior
14% Feb
■'..OS
Steel
Corp of
38%
*161
Shares
25%
27%
28%
35 %
—.12.80
Co.
preferred
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
$4.80
preferred
Von's Grocery Co..
34"% Mar 26
<
Light
Co
;.
'
27%
15
the Week
Dec. 7
*96%
98
27%
48
25%
26
38 *
..
*96%
Friday
Dec. 6
25%
37%
162%
7Va
7%
*39%
.
98
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 5
25%
76%
25 Vb
1,.
—
$4.04
16
26% Jan
*38%
1
Co
Associates..
■
$5
20
23
Corp.
Co—
5 %
13
92 % Feb
_
.
Wednesday
26
27%
41%
26%
—.100
—-.2.50
.—
Products
&
Raalte
Virginia
4
94 % Feb
2
8% May 29
May
Oil
Power
5 c/0
92% May 22
29
102% Aug 24
16% Jun 25
H16
111
,
5
Victor Comptometer Corp.
Virginia Carolina Chemical
14
67
86
29
83
24
Oct
Vb May 28
preferred
preferred
Vendo
1
103% July 18
8
85
Oct
46
21
108
44
44
27
24
;
common—.No par
Co
non-cumulative preferred—25
& Pharmaceutical—_1
Varian
2
,
*96%
,
78
161% 161 %
.30%
30%
,
39%
40%
55 %.
55%
46%
47%
146% 146%
Vitamin
S
Van
10
39 Vb Oct
49% Jan
preferred
Vanadium
44% Mar 23
Jan
,
16%
100
common
Vanadium-Alloys
19
43% Apr
Corp
Tobacco
S
Utah
1
19% Oct
-
...
.-50
preferred
Steel
S
Upjohn Co
28% Jan 16
26 % Nov. 26
25
May 29
20
-—No par
25%
■
41
100
Smelting Ref & Min com____50
Universal
2
22% May 29
6
S
--
5
common...
1st preferred
Universal Match
40% Mar 20
May 29
Co
non-cum
8%
31% Jan
2
61 % Mar 14
31
31 %
Rubber
S
Convertible
2
9
,
25%
47
*80
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universay Leaf Tobacco com_No par
6
28% Oct
■
29% May
2
30 % Apr 27
77% Apr 27
20
15 % Nov
30
158
6
38% Jun
Jan
33% Oct
3
42% Nov
19% Jan
38% Oct
Jan
59
33% Mar 10
30% Oct
30
69% Dec
4
28
Nov
62
30% Jan
48% Feb
166
3
t
Card Co
5
S Plywood Corp common..—.1
3%% preferred series A
100
30c
Universal American Corp com...25c
24
38"% Jan
19
,
United Whelan Corp.—_
2
40% Apr
19% Oct
43% May 17
55% Nov 28
11 % Apr
38%
1
Co
Playing
7%
U
22
14% Mar 23
I
*46%
v.
.'15%
7%
U
39 % July 17
4
22
29
U
98
28%
37%
5
7%
23% May 29
10
U
8
:
50
———10
Pipe & Foundry
U S Shoe Corp—;
44 % Mar 19
58
:——1
J
preferred.
~
——100
common
Lines common
S
8%
2
3
Apr
4
35
2
139% July
-
U
4
preferred series A—
4%%
9
May
78% Jan
11
Jan
82% Sep
60% Feb
164
22
29% Jan
Jan
U
5
53% Mar 20
152% July
2
22% May 29
22% Jun 26
27
91% May 17
147% Jun
5
35
38
53% May 18
84
Dec 15
5
46% Jan
149% Jan
26
8% Jan
9% Nov 21
No par
■„.*
Gypsum Co common
1%
preferred——
26%
*96%
28
37%
76%
*161
14%
1
S
Freight Co
Dec. 4
26
106
Securities
Foreign
Tuesday
Dec. 3
com_i
preferred
&
S
21 % Oct
26% Jan
;
Monday
Par
& Chemical Corp
Borax
S
U
164% May 25
21
S
4%%
U
47% Mar 23
23
Jun
14
32% Mar
24
30% Jan
267/a Jan
98
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
41 % Feb
July 11
20
9 Vb Jan
35% Jan
NEW
Highest
97%
X
94% July 19
27% Jan
8
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
19 Va Jan
8
62% Nov
2
Xerox
1-25
Corp
36% Jun
8
Jun
27
29 Va Nov
14
223/4 Oct
23
1143/4 May 17
65% Oct
22
1073/4 Mar28
243/4 July 10
143/8 Oct
25
30% Mar 10
Youngstown Steel Door
823/4 Nov 28
423A Oct
24
75% Mar 15
Zenith
19
148 %
150 3/t
Xl48%
156%
~
160 VB
303% Feb
21
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
23%
233/4
24%
24%
x23 %
233/4
38 Va Feb
16
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube_.No par
26 y*
26 V4
253/4
253/4
*25%
26%
*25%
26
81%
84
83%
86
-823/4
85%
82
83 »/a
81%
83 %
No par
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
19%
18%
19 Vb
18%
19
1
53 Vb
54%
X53%
55»/4
55%
56%
55%
56%
54%
56%
.24
-
.
24
23 Vb
*25 %
23%
26
9.000
200
11,800
5.600
/■
♦Bid
ruptcy
On
and
Corp
prices; no sale on this day.
r Cash
sale,
wd When distributed,
securities assumed by such companies.
U Transferred from
American
dividends of 25% or less, high and low
ranges o£ old stock are retained.
Act,
stock
asked
Radio
or
Ex-dividend,
Stock Exchange,
x
72,100
Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution,
t In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bank¬
yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise1 indicated.
y
v.
26
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v
f»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2398)
.
.
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i)1"- wf**rt
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Monday, December 10, 1962
.
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when the
letters
bonds
in
the
column
mature.
headed
Figures after
"Interest
decimal
Period"
indicate
point represent
one
in
or
each
more
LOW AND HIGH
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Previous
BONDS
Monday
4Vis
Treasury
May 15
Treasury 4 Vis
4s
4s
Treasury
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s_„
4s
Treasury
Treasury 4s
15
3%s
Treasury
Dec. 4
Low
1975-1985
—Aug 15 1987-1992
Feb 15 1969
Oct
1 1969
Aug 15 1971
/.Feb
15
1972
Aug 15 1972
Feb 15 1980
May
Treasury
Tuesday
Dec. 3
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Year 19G1
High
Low
103.30
103.22
103.18
the
case
32nds
SALE
of
Thursday
Dec. 5
Low
103.26
point.
PRICES
Wednesday
High
month
a
103.18
103.26
103.6
Dec. 7
Low
High
103.22
103.30
103.8
102.30
103.6
102.30
103.4
103.12
103.4
103.12
101.21
101.16
101.20
101.16 101.20
101.19
101.23
101.21
101.25
101.19
101.14
101.22
101.14
101.17
101.21
101.19
101.23
100.22
100.24
101
100.25
100.29
101.18
100.30
100.20 100.28
100.13
100.15
100.12
100.14
100.12
100.20
100.12
100.16
100.10
100.14
100.10
100.14
100.8
100.16
100.6
100.14
100.8
101.8
1968
101.12
101.6
101.10
101.6
.100.20 100.28
.
100.16
100.18
100.18
100.14
100.18
100.15
100.19
100.16
100.10
100.18
100.10
100.19
101.10
101.9
101.13
101.9
101.13
100
1C0.4
I
37/aS
Nov
15 1971
99.28
99.30
100.6
Nov
15
1974
99.20
99.28
99.18
99.26
99.20
99.28
99.24
100
Aug
15 1968
100.20
100.24
100.18
100.22
100.18
100.22
100.20
100.27
100.31
100.26
100.30
100.26
100.30
100.27
100.7
100.11
100 6
100.10
100.6
100.10
100.9
Treasury
May 15
3%s
1967
1980
1990
Nov 15 1998
Nov 15 1966
15 1978-1983
May 15 1985
Feb 15 1964
Aug 15 1966
Feb 15 1995
15 1960-1965
Feb 15 1965
Treasury 3 Vis
Jun
3 Vis
3s
Treasury
100.3
99.27
99.27
100.3
99.22
99.30
100.24
100.21
100.25
100.31
100.28
100.30
100.25
3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Dec
15
100.13
100.23
Nov
Feb
;
Treasury 3Vis
Treasury 3%s-
Treasury
100.4
100.70
Nov
Treasury 3 Vis
3 Vis
Treasury
Treasury
1966
15
94.20
94.28
94.18
94.26
94.20
94.28
94.22
94.30
94.70
15
93.6
93.14
93.2
93.10
92.30
93.6
92.30
93.6
93
93.8
92.6
92.14
92.2
92.10
91.30
92.6
91.30
92.6
92
98.8
99.21
99.25
99.20
99.24
99.20
99.24
99.22
99.26
99.22
99.26
91.10
90.30
91.2
91.2
91.10
91.6
90.30
100.1
99.31
100.1
98.31
99.3
98.30
99.2
89
89.8
88.26
90.28
91.6
99.31
89.2
100
90.28
100
91.4
90.28
90.28
91.4
98.23
96.4
96.12
99.22
99.24
94.6
94.14
93.2
92.14
90.30
91.6
90.30
91.6
100
100.2
100
100.2
99.2
99
99.4
99
99.2
88.24
89
88.26
89.2
100
98.28
91.4
100.2
98.30
100
98.24
91.4
94.28
100
88.26
90.2
100
98.27
98.23
98.27
98.24
98.28
96.2
96.10
96.2
96.10
96.4
96.12
96.4
96.10
99.22
99.24
99.22
99.24
99.23
99.25
99.23
99.24
94.2
94.10
94.3
94.11
94.6
94.14
94.6
93.10
93
93.8
93
93.8
93.4
93.12
93.6
92.22
92.10
92.18
92.12
92.20
92.16
92.24
92.16
92.22
98.24
98.26
2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
Treasury
2Vis
Dec
15
Treasury
2 Vis
Jun
15
Treasury
2 Vis
Dec
15
1964-1969
1964-1969
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
Mar
Jun
15
1965-1970
92.6
92.14
92.4
92.12
92.6
92.14
92.10
92.18
92.16
92.18
15
1966-1971
91.6
91.14
91.4
91.12
91.6
91.14
91.10
91.18
91.12
91.18
15
1967-1972
90.6
90.14
90.4
90.12
90
90.8
90.2
90.10
90.4
90.10
Sep
15
89.20
89.28
89.14
89.22
89.14
89.22
89.18
89.26
89.18
89.24
Dec
15
1967-1972
1967-1972
89.16
89.12
89.20
89.12
89.20
89.14
89.22
89.16
89.22
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.31
8^.24
Treasury
Treasury 12 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
89
8
Mar
89
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
f
Mar
Nov
101
10
101.8
101
99.31
99.31
15
1985
106.16
107.16
106.8
107.8
106.8
107.8
106.8
107.8
.Nov
1
1980
104.16
105.16
104.8
105.8
104.8
105.8
104.8
105.8
104.8
4 Vis
July 11
101.8
July 10
99.31
4%s
103.8 July 25
July 11
99.31
July 10
94.12
93.12
Develop—
.Dec
1
1973
103.8
104.8
103
104
103
104
103
104
103.8
1977
Feb
os
103.8 July 25
103
10
Nov
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
1963-1968
Intl Bank for Reconstn &
103
4 Vis
107.16
106.16
:L05.8
104.8
Jan
1
103
104
103
104
1103
104
103
104
.Feb
1
1982
103
104
103
104
103
104
103
104
103
103.8
4%s_
.May
1
1978
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
100.24
4 Vis,
.Jan
15
1979
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
100.24
15
1963
100.16
100.28
100.16
100.28
100.16
100.28
100.16
100.28
10C.16
100.28
100.24
100.8
100.24
100.8
100.24
100.8
100.24
100.8
100.24
4s
_.
.Oct
3%S-
104
103
1
1964
100.8
15
1968
99
99.24
98.24
99.16
98.24
99.16
98.24
99.16
99
99.24
3 Vis.
.Jan
1
1969
97
98
96.24
97.24
96.24
97.24
96.24
97.24
97
97.24
3 Vis.
Oct,
15
1971
96
97
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
96
96.24
.May 15
.Oct
.May
3%s_
Dec
84
♦Sale
Dec
84
8
prices
90
Jun
3s.
double dagger.
a
All
other figures
are
bid
asked
and
1975
93
94
93
95
93
95
93
95
93.24
94.24
1981
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.8
89.8
1972
91.24
92.24
91.16
92.16
91.16
92.16
91.16
92.16
91.16
92.16
.Mar
25
P
indicated with
are
July 12
1
.July 15
3 Vis.
89
Bonds ($)
103.28
101.5
3%s
3%s
103.20
101.17
Treasury
Treasury 3%s
Week
High
103
Treasury
Treasury
Sales for
Friday
Dec. (i
Low
High
197P
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
89
90
89
90
89
90
1
quotations
(Range for Week Ended December 7)
Friday
B O N D S
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
;
New
Unification
Transit
3%
or
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
York City
Low
High
1980—
June-Dec
97 %
BONDS
Jan. 1
31
High
92
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
,
'Lew
No/'/
9731
Friday
Range Since
Sold v
Issue—
stock
Corporate
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Brazil
Period
(continued)—
1952
Stamped pursuanc to Plan A
reduced
to
Week's Range
V
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
§«7s Central Ry
99
Last
Sale Price
3.5%)
High'
Bonds
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
High
June-Dec
(Interest
1978
*81
92
*73%
June-Dec
80
„
•
81
"
95%
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
Foreign Securities
Caldas
to 3.375% )
1979
of)
30-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 23/4s 1974
25-year
2%s
1975
Members
New York Stock
§»7s
•
•
Exchange
Telephone
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
HA 5-4400
•
New York
Teletype
•
212
•
571-0219
assented
External
6s
s
f
assented
AND
6s
assented
External
External
§• External
sinking fund 7s
§• External sinking fund
§e7s
3rd
series
1957
30-year 3s
Australia
s
f $ bonds
D
103
*96%
91%
103%
99%
13
*96%
*96 %
Apr-Oct
*96%
Jan-July
*57%
3Vis
20-year
June-Dec
1966
June-Dec
114
118
118
48%
—
60
97 %
4
97%
97%
121
93
99%
96%
97%
99
98
98
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
Mar-Sept
101%
101%
100%
101% 101%
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
100%
100% 100%
11
100 %
100
100 %
62
101% 101 %
21
97%
104%
101% 101%
15
97%
104%
101% 101 %
20
98
101%
:
20-year 5Vis Jan.
1982 old—
15
20-year 5Vis July 15
5Vis
20-year
Austria
(Rep)
Oct
1982
Jan-July
new
5Vis extl
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
f $ 1973
Austrian Governments 4Vis assented 1980J an-Julys8#Bavaria (Free State) 6%s 1945
Feb-Auo
4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
Feb-Aup
Belgian Congo 5Vis extl loan 1973
Belgium
(Kingdom of)
5%s
5 Vis
•
extl
loan
5Vis
~
external
extl
loan
Berlin
4Vis
debt
6s
extl loan
4s
adj
1958
loan
A
ser
B
6Vis
s
105
94%
98%
94%
101%
94%
1017/a
102
100
.
24
97%
'
3
101
101
2
-
85
102
103%
91%
96
101
36%
50
8
6
100
102% 102%
32
99
104 1
102% 102%
100%
43%
100% 100%
9
98%
104%
100% 100%
43
96%
100%
"I
Apr
I
1978
'
1955
f debentures 1951
-Oct
85
81
ApriZ-Oct
P
Anri1
UCt
—■
94%
88%
n_f
1:
n
Pf P™er & LIght Co
adjustment—
.
Inc—
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tm-ataZn /Zt t ures serIes B 1978
8^mill
of) external 8s 1941
SS?,2(1 P"rsuant to Plan A (Interest
ExtPrnfi to
•
_
*11
June-Dec
1978
8
*82
E*S?naCied
1979
stnmPfi 8
6 /28 of 1927 due 1957
t2h. d J"irsuant to Plan A (interest
April-Oct
April-Oct
3.375%)
April-Oct
sauced
For
to
footnotes,
1979
see
i
75%
page 35.
80
70
78
•
1957
sinking
June-Dec
1961
6s
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
73
—
83
95%
Consol
69
--
84
132
132
Colombia
•
6s
of
extl
3s
—
69
80
6s
1962
90%
41%
41%
22
*90
*39%
May-Nov
of
6s
1928
*90
92%
92%
*39%
42
42
*90
92%
92%
*39%
42
42
June-Dec
*2%
Mar-Sept
Oct
5
%
2%
5%
Mar-Sept
r
*94%
93
—
96
1961_April-Ocf
1961
Jan-July
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970
Mortgage Bank 7s 1946
Copenhagen Telephone 5%s 1977
Costa Rica
90 %
40%
Mar-Sept
1960
7s
1960
Jan
40 %
43 %
40
Mar-Sept
Municipal
(Rep of)
1927
91
39
34%
*39%
*39 %'
_
May-Nov
Columbia
(Republic of)
3s
ApriZ-Oct
May-Wop
79%
1972
79%
79 %
73%
102
June-Dec
101% 102 %
April-Oct
*63
87
94%
13
100 %
69
51%
807/a
102
102 %
71
Credit Froncier De France—
5%s gtd extl loan 1979
Cuba
(Republic of)
June-Dec
4%s external
June-Dec
1977
105
.27
Cudinamarca
(Dept of) 3s 1978
Jan-July
Czechoslovakia (State) —
• Stamped assented
(interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark
5%s
El
(Kingdom
extl
loan
Salvador
5%s
of)
3s extl
s
Feb-Ausr
1974:
May-Nov
1977
(Republic of) —
$ bonds Jan 1
3%s external s f
f dollar
bonds Jan
1
1976
5s
and
(13th
s
on
Main
*25
29 7
23
37
47%
42
58%
60
30
a
98%
102% 103
98%
98%
40
*86
96%
64
93%
99
64
87
737/a
89
97%
92
*86
Jan-July
Jan-July
14
94%
103
89
*4%
~5
ApriZ-Oct
*102
4
105
5
ICO
100%
100%
100% 101%
12
97
105%
93%
100 7/a
97
*101% 102
-—April-Oct
1953_
97%
104 %
.Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
6%s
30 %
106%
1
(7th series) 1975
(11th series) 1978
series)
1980
debentures
f
27
Community—
secured
secured
5%s
4%s
Steel
104% 105
*56%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic ofp7s 1967
European Coal and Steel Community—
102%
97
101 %
May-Nov
sinking fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
*94%
May-Nov
—
91%
95%
German
dollar
dollar
bonds
bonds
1969
105% 105%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1972
*90 %
101%
107
--
83%
90%
--
98 39a
99%
10-year bonds of 1936—
conv
4s
& fund
3s
issue
Conversion
dollar
bonds
International loan
5s
79
fund
1962
assented
Prussian
85
sinking
*90
*39%
40%
June-Dec
fund
91
*90
June-Dec
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
§ •Cologne
(City of)
6%s 1950
4%s debt adjustment 1970
3s
87
--
*73%
"
6%s
Bank
assented
7s
3s
*73%
I
May-Nov
:June-Dec
assented 1961
6s
5%s
6 /28 01 1926 due
1957—April-Oct
pursuant to Plan A (Interest
Stamped
—
.
91 %
1
*39%
May-Nov
1963
1957
§«Frankfurt
Jan-July
Jan-Juiy
June-Dec
6s
1961
5%s
41/
•
—
92%
91%
*90
*39%
1993
assented
5Vis
June-Dec
42
__
*90
3s
assented
Coal
-
Debt
fund
bonds
$
Guaranteed
('.
i ' debenture. 1059
92%
42 %
42
42 V*
*39%
*39%
April-Oct
Chinese
102
Avril-nct
41%
42
92%
42%
April-Oct
6%s
•
•
41%
91
Mar-Sept
1963
fund
Mortgage
Chilean
104%
87
43%
sinking
external
•
102%
44
June-Dec
1950
1970—
City Electric Co—
debentures
101
—June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
101%
98%
25
■V
92
87
4—Mar-Sept
1976
6s
ser
102% 102%
99%
1
101% 102
102%
99
92%
15
101% 102%
101%
ApriZ-Oct
1964—June-Dec
1977
external
ad J
s
1972
f
s
(City of)
§»6%s
4%s debt
Berlin
loan
101%
jan-July
1982
1
91
3
100
Jan-Julv
•
98%
359
92%
99
1978
1961
1962
6 %s
•
June-Dec
.20-year 5%s 197920-year 5Vis April 1980
20-year 5Vis Oct 1980
20-year 5Vis 1981
1962
Guaranteed
6s
59%
15-year 5s
20-year 5s
,A
Sept 1961
sinking fund 6s
•
June-Dec
May-Nov
I_
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—
15-year 3Vis 1969
15-year 4%s 1971
15-year 4%s 1973,.
1972
Sept
•
•
60
*90
*39%
__
__
97%
97%
6s
assented
Extl sink
• Chile
114
(Commonwealth of)—
20-ye^r 3%s 1967—
1961
assented
6s
•
Jan
sinking fund
External
91%
106
86%
85%
49 %
*90'
__
*96%
1945__Jan-JaZy
1978
•
*91
C 1946__Jan-JuZy:
ser
7s ser
6s
• 6s
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
Mar-Sept
Amsterdam (City of) 5 Vis 1973
Mar-Sept
SeAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser B
1943__Jan-July
60
82 %
85 %
*90
ISSUES
Akershus
1960
May-Nov
May-Nov
_AprfZ-Oct
April-Oct
84
82%
*56%
• 6s assented Feb 1961
L
Feb-Aug
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
•
FOREIGN
86
*84%
I
47 %
56 %
85 %
*90
•
CORPORATE
1942
1960
sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
•
GOVERNMENTS
6s
69
56%
g6
Feb-Aug
•
FOREIGN
7s
1942
sinking fund
External
Mar-Sept
s
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
(Republic) external
§ •Chile
1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
f bonds '78-Jan-JwZy
Cauca Val
Wertheim & Co.
April-Oct
(Dept
Canada
dollar
dollar
bonds
bonds
1953
1953
*90%
1963—Jan-July
loans—
1972
of
due
*99%
April-Oct
*
—
93%
100%
1930—'
June-Dec
1980
1972
—
June-Deo
107%
107% 107%
*93%
104
91%
109%
96
i
Number 6219
196
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
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NEW YORK STOQK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended December
'
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
or
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Good
gtd
series
ext
f
s
of)
(Government
Feb-Aug
5'%s
extl
loan
§ ©Jugoslavia
KLM
97%
97 '%
19
91%
82'/a
82%
3
80%
85%
81%
82
55
80%
*82%
83
Electric
Lombard
Co
Geraes
•
•
(State)
Secured
86%
93
92 %
98%
reduced
1958
6'%s
fund
sink
98%
99%
23
93 %
99%
9.8
97%
98%
81
94%
98%
•
238
101%
101% 101 %
238
101'A
15
104
207
100
24%
100
24%
97%
45
24%
207
24%
21
50
101
84%
84
851/2
%
l'A
95'A
81
49
101
%
1%
6s
*57 Vo
59%
48%
62
168%
1961
loan
extl
f
s
5'/2s
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
April-Oct
May-Nov
50
56
48
Mar-Sept
48
45
1
50
10.1%
101% 102%
11
99%
104%
103
102'/a 103
16
98'%
105%
97%
ApriZ-Oct
97
98'A
98%
extl
1963
Oriental
98
97%
147
93
97'%
Feb-Aug
93%
60
•
extl
due
Oslo
extl
due
(City
5%s
s
5'/2s
3
of)
Inc
5%s
5s
1st
sink
fund
4%s
sink
fund
Allegheny
Stamped
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101'A
Aluminum
Co
of
sinking
1st
Aluminum
•
Nat
loan
ext)
Airlines
April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
1975
1980
100%
3s
June-Dec
1998
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
3'/as
1964
Feb-Aug
1979
3%s
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1970
Distilling
subord
debs
1966
•
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loan
ext)
§ •Poland
105
13a
98%
100
1980
3'As debentures 1984
Telephone & Telegraph
assented
4'-2s
g •External
'
/
4'
•
Poiio
6s
1961
7s
fund gold 8s
sinking
98
100'/2
of >
Jan-July
"8%
.
8 %
*8'A
8 %
7%
15%
8
48
debentures
4
Electric
*58
68
3'.As
*45
—
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and
of)
75
81
94%
89 Va
95
87
91%
94
90.
^_Mar-Sept;
•86%
__Jan-JuZy
'94%
April-Oct
101%
101% 102'A
106%
106% 106%
1
1973
May-Nov
Mav-Sept
315%
303% 317
1969—April-Ocf
.72
|
.
debentures
1977
Feb-Aug
.
inc
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Armour
4%s
&
5s
Co
conv
3%s
Associates
subord
debs
subord
debentures
7'%
9%
5%
.
-
9l'A
32
86'A
87
34
94'%
'95'
•
-.
V
81%
87'%
89%
95'A
191
99 y8
102%
143
105 Va
107 y2
294
253
382
33
-
13
10
95'%
1984
1983
4'%s
debs
1976
94%
96%
90'%
6
88'%
90'%
91%
91%
1
88
91%
61
98%
98%
56
1
94%
101%
98'/a
102%
98%
102'A
1
100
5
102% 102%
102%
Feb-Aug
89'%
-
Apr-Oef
April-Ocf
107
107
103
106'%
100%
—
15
100% 100%
94%
102%
104%
6
—
—
100%
96
120
105
*105% 107
106% 106%
*104%
106%
Feb-Aug
1983
103'/a
99 'A
262
229
87 ya
97'/a
90'A
103'% 105 %
90
105 %
June-Dec
1977
1979
62
5
26
61
■
101
101 'A
Feb-Aug
1977
debentures
13
90'%
90%
95%
101'A
10
6
debs
debentures
4'%s
deb
sub
debs
Investment
Atchison
Topeka
General
Santa Fe—
&
1995
4s
70
1
1995_
Line Ry
Cnarl Air
&
Atlantic
Line RR 4%s
Coaco
3%s
A
47
55
Refining
3'As
debentures
4%s
conv
71%
79%
75
64%
conv
debs
subord
92
,
1
87
92
1
97
100
101
101
99%
102%
112
'
92
*96%
1
—
96%
96'%
*90%
112%
112
92
94
95 '/a
8
92%
96
80
96'%
8
113'%
215
96'%
147
221'%
97
87'/a
—
—
80
94
*80
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
5
509
105
91
118%
—Jan-July
1981—
95%
94%
90'A
121
Corp—
debs
subord
101
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1966—Jan-July
97%
90
100
Co
Manufacturing
conv
.
debs 1987
of America—
subord
78%
5s
debentures
:
89 y2
19
94'%
90
June-Dec
1964
1979
Canteen
Automatic
77%
2%s
94%
100
May-Nov
1963—May-Nov
mortgage 4s ser A 1980
Gen
mortgage 4'As ser C 1972
Gen mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
Atlantic
77%
22
Quar-Jan
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
Avco
May-Nov
1973
53As
80
first gold 4s July 1995
Oil Corp 5%s 1981
Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984
4'%s sinking fund debentures 1986
5'/as
Nyasaland—
(Federation
77%
81%
79%
90%
Arbor
4%s
Rhodesia
15
__April-Ocf
5%s
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
mortgage 7s 1950.
mortgage 6s 1952
Consol mortgage 6s 1953
Consol mortgage
6s 1955
Direct
81'%
1977
5'As
Corp—
Power
86%
80'%
71%
76'%
94%
Inc
9%
57
55
81%
10
-June-Dec
General
Jan-July
82'%
'47
76%
82
June-Dec
debentures
9
Plan A
2006
77%
86'A
76
81%
81%
___Feb-Aug
convertible
4'As
American Tobacco
Atlanta
Jan-July
reduced
37
85%
76
April-Oct
1983
87
8
,
8%
)
86
Feb-Aug
1990
5%
1
124
Co 3s debentures
debentures
9
—
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87
78'A
—
8 Vo
87
82
I—
66 y*
Jan -July
1971
debentures
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7'/2s 1966 stamped pursuant to
(Interest reduced to 2.25%)
Rhine-Westphalia
8 %
56
86%
—
pursuant to Plan A
to 2.375% ) 2001
stamped
50
*7'A
8%
1950—Jan-July
1963-
(City
(Interest
ApriZ-Oct
1947_April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
1968
assented
2s
Alegre
fund
sink
*86
April-Oct
1940
69'%
ApriZ-Oct
1986
Armco
1961—April-Oct
series
2nd
gold 6s
loan
§ •Stabilization
•
6s
61
208'A
5
(interest
1958
44
Co— |
1980
debentures
5s
109%
107
Co—
debentures
Ann
f
127'%
51
100%
s
assented
100'A
123
1981
subord debs
95%
(Republic of)
4'2s
•
94
105'A
123%
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conv
2%s
1
90'/a
102
Co—
3%s debentures 1973
86'A
96%
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„
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debs
101%
86'A
94
125
1
1960—June-Dec
91
97%
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103
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series
100
102%
221
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1st
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—
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97%
98 %
92%
100%
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5
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&
subord
conv
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f
99% i 99'%
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51
93 y4
—
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95%
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101%
26
■
59'/a
—
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100
84'%
98'A
89
69
37%s
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60
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2008
15
99%
99%
100% 101%
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96 %
100%
4
102%
external 7s 1959
115
65 3
103%
1947
95
98'%
63%
30
100
56%
V 90%
97
63%
27%s debentures 1987
101'/8
10
58
104%
65%
102 7%
100
93%
64
59
95
94 %
103
63'%
97
208'A
113
103
65%
30
5
104 Va
94
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--
108 %
100% 101'A
99
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Jan-June
1986
2%s debentures 1982
99
80'%
163
120
101
99
104'A
56%
94%
104
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Jan-July
debs
100%
100'A 1001a
62
—
98
*103
--
June-Dec
1988
98%
218
*103'A
98
May-Nov
& Foreign Power debs 5s 2030
junior debentures 1987
99%
218
——
96 y8
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
conv
2%s
;
150%
147
■
94%
96
__
4.80s
101
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93
80
-
American
99%
-
107 %
90%
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8
100
■■
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2%s debentures 1975
100
100
90
94
■
101
102'A
94
June-Dec
1980
debentures
99'A
100% 101
381
95 %
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1978
gid
1981
1990
1
96
106'A 107%
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r
1981_April-Ocf
4s
3%s
Co
debentures
4%s
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•
debentures
Can
4%s
97%
s
COMPANIES
Mar-Sept
1981
debentures
fund
95
Plan A
INDUSTRIAL
May-Nov
1986
Co of Canada Ltd
sink
3
to
100%
3%s debs
America
fund
13
2.125%)
to
99 'A
'100
Jan-July
sinking fund debentures 1982
37%s sinking fund debentures 1983
100%
(Republic of)
9%
7%
of West Penn Electric Co
name
114
*101
101
1967
1972
4s conv debs
Chemical & Dye
Allied Stores Corp 4%s
102% 102%
pursuant
reduced
Peru
10'A
5%
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AND
Apco
•
93%
7'A
*7'A
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Allegheny & Western
102%
7s
91
93%
Feb-Aug
debs
debentures
Power
June-Dec
of)
87
93'%
'
1975
(State
91'%
*—
June-Dec
3'As
RR
debentures
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
1973
1968
f extl loan 1977
§©Pernambuco
*90
June-Dec
mtge 3%s
subord
conv
extl
5'/2s
external
f
1958
.to
99
Jan-July
4%s debentures 1985
1963
to
(30-year)
extended
90%
91
92'%
25
;|
1961
mortgage 3%s 1984
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s
loan
loan
1958
81
80%
97%
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1st
'Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
Nl&y-Nov^
June-Hoc
extended
1953
5'/2s
5'/2s
Co Ltd—
(30-year)
1953
loan
1958
1987
Southern
Co
98%
—
1970—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1952
6s
84'%
887/a
Jan-July
(Dept of)
1971
debs
Great
Power
American
99
Development
S©6s
6s
of)
(City
subord
conv
100'A 100%
*100 3*3
May-Vov
—
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§ •Nuremberg
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
:
loan
83%
*—
Inc—
100% 100%
AprZZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
loan
loan 1976,
1977
external
5'/2S
Co
American
>51%
(interest
1965
sinking fund external
5'As s f extl loan 1973
to
Alabama
2%s
4s
7s
6s of '26
Alabama
American
1965
new
High
*83'%
Feb-Aug
extended
Reduction
American
4'As
1978
1984
1958
American
5%s 1976
15-year 5'As 1977
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
6s gtd
dollar bonds 1976—.
6s gtd dollar bonds
1977—i
4'/4s
Low
May-Nov
RAILROAD
Air
4'%s
Mar-Sept
2008
(Kingdom of)—s
f extl loan old
Jan. 1
No.
May-Nov
4'As
168%
Mar-Sept
1959
15-year
Norway
Range Sinc«
Sold
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1978
Valley
external
assented
due
3s
.Mar-Sept
1970
5'%s
(Govt)
Cauca
Yokohoma (City of)
Aldens
(interest
6'%s
2.125%)
to
Zealand
98%
June-Dec
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
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New
§ ©4'%s
3%s
3
58
—June-Dec
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reduced to 2.125%)
2008
extl
83
97
1979
fund
See
(City)
—
sink
extl
Secured
Cauca
Allied
Medellin
Minas
80%
93
7s 1957—ApriZ-Oct
1952
7s
1979
1979
conversion
173
173
96'A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
(Colombia) 6'%s 1954
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
§• Milan
(City ofi
6'%s 1952
•
101
93
Mar-Sept
§©Kreuger & Toll 5s uniform code 1959—Mar-Sept
debs
subord
Del
Bonds
High
83
97 %
Airlines—
Dutch
conv
94
92
10
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1975
(State Mtge Bank)
Royal
43/4s
94
Mar-Sept
1964
to
extended
Friday's
A
1965
'30
of
or
Bid & Asked
1937)—
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
1st mortgage 6s series A 1953
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
5%s 1974
extended to
1965
due
94
of
4s-4'As-4'%s external readj
3%s external readjustment
100%
Jan-July
5'%s
5'%s
98%
—
Jan-July
1951
7s
of)
Last
Sale Price
Works
extl s f 1974
Japan Development Bank 6s 1976
6s
gtd extl loan 1977
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
• 6'%s
extl loan of '24 1954
•
conversion
3%s-4y8s-4&s ext
§ ©Warsaw
Jen-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1952
(Kingdom
due 1954
37
Valle
Institute—
3s 1977-
f
§ ©Italy
6'%s
readjustment
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40
22%
r
1977
3s
s
Jamaica
Japan
24
17
Mar-Sept
ext
B
61
30
*100%
April-Oct
1977-
debs
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30-year gtd
§ • 7s
series
31%
29'/2
April-Ocf
1947
B
Public
Italian
303A
30
*
< Republic i
ext s f 4s 1977
Credit Consortium for Public
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(Republic of) —
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bonds
Tel—
&
America" 7 %s
Sud
Italian
Italian
7s
Tel
Period
Low
External
^,a£~^0U
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1968——,—
§ •Hamburg
(State of) 6s 1946
Conv
&
funding
4%s 1966
Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s
1949
4'%s debentures adjustment 1970
Ilseder Steel Corp 6s 1948——
part paid
International
Interest
High
„
1964
part paid
7s
• lis
Low
7)
Week's Range
Uruguay
Greek Government—
•
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
NO.
April-Ocf
1945
mtge
1
s
Sold
High
Friday
Range Since
& Iron Works—
Hope Steel
7s
Bonds
Friday's
27
Feb-Aug
1979
217
203
160
251
§»Rio
de Janeiro
(City of) 8s 1946
.April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375%)
2001
_April-Ocf
§• External
6'/2s
secured
reduced
Rio
Grande
5; ©8s
to
externa]
(State
Feb-Aug
loan
of)
•
to
of
internal
6s
7s
1921
(interest
April-Oct
—
loan
June-Dec
2012
2% 1
to
of
due
1926
1967
§©Rome
2.25% )
to
stamped
(interest
1966
6'/2s
of)
extl
secured
reduced
Croats
8s
• 7s
&
Silesia
South
B
assented
Africa
external
5'/2s
external
.
loan
fund
1
1965—
•
1968
Pipeline 5 %s 1982
•
5'As
5'/2s
Tokyo
•
(40-year/
due
1971
(City of)
5%s
extl
s
f
5'/2s
Co
25 'A
2 l'A
25'A
20'%
25%
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~7%
~7%
*6 %
8'A
5%
97%
97%
1
94 Va
Jan-July
97%
98%
7
94
June-Dec
May-Nov
of
'27
1953 extended
to
1963—
98
5
72
102'A 102'A
10
5s
__—AprZZ-Oct
May -Nov
June-Dec
1982_.
debs
1977
debentures 1981
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
4%s
1970
Jan-July
1976
May-Nov
1979——Jan-July
May-Nov
Boeing Airplane Co 4%s conv 1980
.Jan.-rJuly
2%s series I
2%s series J
Consol
mortgage
3s series K
3'As conv debentures 1980
Borden
(The)
Co
fund
52
50
77
62'A
87
49%
63%
75
82
65'A
63
62
60'%
*79
*80
*93
133%
109'%
27%8 debs 1981—;
debentures 1991—
,77'%
-
96
_
1
92'A
9
*85'A
99'%
105'%
*83%
:Mar-Sept
June-Dec
105 y2
105
82%
•—
99'% 103%
105
106'A
110%
88'%
—
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93
155
101
131
—
104'% 104%
92'%
80
92
101%
'•
89
108'% 103'%
'
114
102
—
129'% 133%
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mortgage
mortgage
sink
66
150
65
Inc—
debs
subord
Finance
Boston
&
93%
100
99%
9%
100
98%
99
103
102%
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"
84 y2
92 y4
85%
87'%
17C-
92
139 y4
190
98
127
80%
84%
99%
—
*103'A 104'%
RR—
Mar-Sepf
1970_May-Nov
1st mortgage 6s series SS
1965——_—Feb-Aug
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968——-April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 27%s 1976—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980——
—Jan-Ju^y
1st
mortgage 4%s 1983—
-May-Nov
1st mortgage
5%s 1986
————June-Dec
•
mortgage
Inc
5s
series AC
1967
mortgage 4%s series A July
Brown Shoe Co
—___Jan-J"Zy
1981—__Janr-July
212'A
*96
213
97
100'A
104 Va
100
98%
42
42%
10
17%
15'%
17%
l(j2
49%
48%
50
181
42%
4%s cohv sub debs 1981—Jon-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981-—.—June-Dec
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86
*74%
18%
94%
—
99%
*105
80%
78
92%
99%
102
105'A
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92
90
—
90'%
*85%
113
43%
50
—
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91
9
90%
*95'%
3%s debs 1971——Jan-July
33%
34 V8
99%
105 %
96 y8
333
101%
88 %
142
81%
281
87
109'%-113
86
78
86
102
147(4
94%
—
98
82%
*96'%
85%
72
78%
1961-
—
June-Dec
>100
II
—
California
221% 221%
100% 100%
12
For footnotes, see page 35.
conv
1990—_—June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
sink fund 4s 1993
debentures
1974
Laboratories
Baxter
Beneficial
67%
40
67'%
63'A
-Jan-July
1989
3'As
fund
81
69%
54
78%
66'A
647%
Co—
Z
Brunswick Corp
—April-Oct
5'%s due 1961 extended to 1971——A— April-Oct
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
/
•
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June-Dec
6s
97%
102% 103
10
—
loan
series
sink
mtge
mtge
conv
First
Ltd—
to
ref
Electric
3s
M
66
54%
68
77%
67'A
25%
*24%
Mar-Sept
1974
1971—
extended
99
*24%
June-Dec
—
new
Fund
ref
4%s
June-Dec
Italy
Power
97
*97
June-Dec
European
Electric
80
May-Nov
Southern
Taiwan
71
—
—-Mar-Sept
Southern
Dev
*72%
—
1962
1968
1st
&
Gas
ref
&
Consol
May-Nov
4'As
Baltimore
Consol
(interest
——
Dec
170%
1957_. May-Nov
1962—
of)
168%
May-Nov
.May-Nov
external
Jan
62'%
May-Nov
:
(Kingdom)
1956
loan
70
55
(interest
6'/2s 1951
external 7s 1958
(Union
5'/2s
55
60
ApriZ-Oct
Corp
of)
70
*58
—May
Jan-July
4%s conv debs series A 2010
4s
2012
secured
Halske
(Prov
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2% )
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*55
June-Dec
A
1952
sinking
external
secured
series
Siemen
•
to
&
71
Feb-Aug
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April-Ocf
cons
1st
61
*61%
RR—
cons
1st
June-Dec
Plan
2004
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Serbs
101
Ohio
&
mtge 37%s ser A 1970
mtge 4s ser B
1980
1st cons mtge 4'As ser C 1995—
4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010
1st
4 (As
2004
pursuant to
to 2.25%)
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001
6'As
101
75%
May-Nov
§«Sao
•
67
69
(interest
reduced
(City
60
April-Oct
1946
1999
sinking
external
reduced
7s
•
53
1st
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
-
60
fund gold 1963.
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
•
2.5%)
*53
—
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reduced
B
Baltimore
(interest
2012
2% )
Sul
do
*70
Feb-Aug
1953
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M
100'%
101%
Canadian
4%
Electric Power first 3s
1976—June-Dec
Pacific Ry-—
consol debentures
(perpetual)--^
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76%'
75%
76%
52
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Interest
bonds
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
or
Sale Price
Low
Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Mar-i>ept
Adirondack Ry 4s 1981Case ( J I)
co 3V2S debs 1978
5%%
conv subord debs 1983
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977
4%s sink" fund debentures 1986
Hn^~?eC
Carolina
Carthage &
99
6812
8?
50
104%
1
191
105
102%
106 %
95'A
85
98
89%
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•
Gen
:
Light Co—
Illinois
97 %
5
89%
89%
10
V-
79
86
48
63
71
134
72
106
Jan-July
Power 3s 1974
—-—April-Oct
Co 3%s series A 1974__Feb-Aup
41%
41
42
134
88
88
3
York
Ry
Pasco
series
V
4%s
34%
5-90s
ref
M
ref
mtge s
debs
warrants
Without
1974
ww
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Champion Paper & Fibre—
3 Us
debentures 1965
3%s
debentures
4
conv
Us
V.
-
and
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
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103
108
53
92
mortgage
%
k
89
165
4%s
80%
8
91%
__
75
80%
--
91%
5
85 %
—
119 i/a
94
82
84
Continental
83
-~r
851/2
86
Continental
82%
2
90
4%s
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
88
84%
*78
—
:
~4
84%
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—
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—'
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—
4%s
92-
96
Corn
Eastern 111 RR—
&
Products
vjtneral
•
First
inc
mortgage
5s 1997
April
1985
May-Nov
—______May-ZVow
conv
mortgage 3Us series B
debs Jan 2054
5s
•
4%s
income
Chicago
1st gold
Erie
&
General
4s
mortgage
2nd
•
first
61%
Crucible
61
67%
•
19%
70 Vb
791/2
Daystrom
69
74
Dayton
6
56
74
63%
-
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1st
67%
3s
April
51
40
48
%
%
51
1
42
40%
38
65
4Vis inc
debs
ser
series B
increased
conv
inc
series
A
Jan-July
A Jan 2019—April
76 3 4
Jan
2044—April
Mar-Sept
56 %
54%
Jan
1
2055
1
76%
76%
30
78
78%
55
56V4
53%
55%
73%
6
i:
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•
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1976
4%s debentures
981/2
82-%
1985—Feb-Aug
3s 1990
4%s 1978
mortgage
refunding
debentures
1981
1978
debentures
96
106% 1071
98%
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aug
refunding
Si
2
*97%
—
10b%
impt M 3%s series H
1st
115
*901/2
impt M 3Vis series E
and
<fc
.165
105%
*107
Jan-July
April-Oct
series X
'
1996—Feb-Aup
1973-._June-.Dec
<te A
riiv first consol gold 4s 1989
Ja?i-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
.Jau-July
Refund
1st
191
92
103
103
Jan-July
Jan-tfuZy
Jan-July
1984
debentures
Reiund
and
103
45
115
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4%s 1992
Mar-Sept
Reaind and impt M 3%s series D 1996__May-ZVow
First
121
103% 108
107%
102%
__
93%
debentures
debentures
debentures
Consumers
1981
subord
103%
104%
1979
3%s
3 '/as
4%s
—
High
92%
30
107
*109%
Jan. 1
Low
37
ApriZ-Oct
Natural
3s
4%s
U
series
94
117
97%
*103
Ljune-Dec
(Bait)
Power
1976
T
f 2%s
86%
*109
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1971
ww
warrants
subord
conv
debs
subord
2%s
Consolidated
Inc—
Gotham
conv
Without
Light &
series
1st
5s
Chadbourne
debs
El
M
89
97%
97%
June-Dec
1984
subord
Gas
ref
93 %
140
No.
106
April-Oct
'
1963
2%s
conv
1st
84%
103 V-
Range Since
Sold
High
97%
June-Dec
1992
1992
86
101
!
debentures
*86
102
Bonds
Asked'
Electrodynamics Corp—
Consolidated
42
Friday's
Low
June-Dec
1991
*94
88
3%s series B 1968——__Feb-Aug
Corp 5Vis cony 1979___
Jan-July
mortgage
Cerro de
114%
*!.■
May-ZVow
1991
1st
110
Pacific
T
,U
convertibue
or
Bid &
June-Dec
1990_.
S
series
series
4%s
133%
114%
New
First
series
4%s series W
75%
1
75%
*81'/2
•
71
June-Dec
Central
1990
3s
,
debentures 1974—
Central RR Co of N J 3%s 1987
'Central
R
4%s
78
conv
4%s
series
4%s
'
86
75%
■
.
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
(continued)—
...June-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
1989
Consolidated
mortgage 4%s series B
Central
106%..
97%
mortgage 4%s
Gen
P
4%s
78%
Period
1988
O
series
5s
67%
89%
series
5%s
65
.
•
i
60 %
51
104 Ve
June-Dec
series A 1995
Jen-July
series A Jan 1 2020
May
Jan 1 2020
May
4s
mortgage
50
56
67%
Corp 3s debentures 1965———April-Oct
debentures 1976—-—.
._April-Oci
First
100'/a
104%
April-Oct
May-Nou
Central of Georgia Ry—
97%
13
60%
56
Celanese
3%s
4s
100
*54
—~Fel?~^s.
High
Low
No.
High
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Edison of New York
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
+.+ ."Ev't,6,'y '. "
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trtirw
..Monday, December 10, 1962
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
R
.
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BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended December 7)
NEW 'YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
6s
.
(2400)
28
S
202
100
105
94%
95
66
91%
95%
92
92
5
89%
93%
Number 6219
196
Volume
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2401)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Friday
Friday
Interest
bonds
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
or
Sale Price
Friday's
-Jan-July
Jan-July
5s
debentures
4s
debentures
1980
5s debentures
1981
45/aS debentures 1982
4%s debentures 1983
General Motors Corp 3 Vis debs
General Shoe 3.20s 1980
debentures
45
93%
58
106
105 %
Union
Grant
(W T)
Ry
Co—
1973
3Vis series
General mortgage 3 Vis series
General
mortgage
General
mortgage 2%s series
mortgage 2%s series
5s
105
100
105
18
149
Ohio
&
mortgage
Inc
Inc
4s
1st
ser
96%
6s
coll
conv
Household
4
Vis
Finance
May
4.90s
consol
1st
Minerals
Silver
104% 105'%
18
101
100
4
100
105 Va
103
96%
McDermott
72
72
11
68 %
68%
26
63%
70%
2
53
55%
237
118
5s
68 %
67%
55%
67%
*71
55%
139% 149
*86%
d72 %
34
*84%
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
May-Nov
June-Dec
:
73%
*80
73
McKesson
*83%
Jan-July
173
96 %
189
96%
84
2%s
1970
94%
90 %
101%
5
,
90 %
96%
80
2
Feb-Aug
88%
8
Feb-Aug
Michigan Ry
-
92%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1982—_ApriZ-Oct
conv
1990
4s
100
Valley
RR
RR
gen
B 4%s
Series
C 5s
fixed
100%
r
80 %
102 %
•
r
98
399
81 %
7
77
115%
87 %
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83
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75
75
78%
71%
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181
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__
1
.;iu3
100%
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103%
103 % 104'A
16
102
105
100%
100 % 100%
22
97
135
135
69
108%
141
29
170
315
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63
92%
91%
91 %
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3
88%
97%
93
'
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1990
1967
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57%
47
.
96
84
20
41 y4
93 Vb
95 Vs
38
52
65 %
68
79 Va
■;
57 Va
55 y4
■
87 y4
70%
51%
*93 %
June-Bec
1978
D
Jan-July
Jan
A
53%
69%
'-
127
128 %
348
125
Term
consol
101%
88
94
93
,
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34
94
85%
90
75
80%
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.
121
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86
75
80
2
85%
89
70
85%
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119
122
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259
■
91%
10
81%
174
100
-
96
79%
82
92%
96
102
98%
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98%
109
123
105%
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125%
97%
99
91 %
59
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64
61
54
88%
99
100
63
64%
22
55
65
63
64
30*
50%
64%
48
14
40
50
41%
7
41%
55
3
48
60%
46%
57%
1
100'/e
115
37
112% 115
106%
100 Va
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—•
85%
82%
86%
499
64%
64%
65%
38
72
•
94%
57%
107%
Corp—
-
1980
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
1982_
1987
ser
debentures
211
219
96
1,149
152
.
■/
7.
*92%
99
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
—June-Dec
For footnotes, see page 35.
162
92%
115%
225%
96%
32
*84%
94
94
103%
«-» o o
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*102
_—April-Ocf
1978—;
89%
98
D 1976—June-Dec
—
115,
96
+—ApriZ-Oct
1963_
109
—April-Oct
1976—
1986
219
May-Nov
debentures
debentures
113
102 ya
94%
88 Va
99 A
86 ■
98%
94%
1041/8 104%
92%
100
84%
36
17
Tel
1986—
1978
St
&
1980
conv
Louis
Inc
6s
4%s
3s
debs
debentures
sink
debentures
fund
1992x
93%
27%
106%
101 Va
104%
103
105 Va
34%
36%
77'%
79 7
76 %
a
69 Vs
■
388
31%
72
83%
■
48
79%
41 Va
76%
85%
08
118
4
68
434
105
79%
162
25
104
69 Va
158
148
106%
105 Va 106%
162
107
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•
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a
103
103 %
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92
92 VB
92 Va
92%
99%
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.
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—
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103
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103%
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5
92 %
90%
93%
86
5
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-
1983_May-Nov
8
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—
Mar-Sept
debs
27
I
17%
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1987
June-Dec
92
27%
*76 34
._Feb-Aug
:
58
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June-Dec
1976.
63%
53%
.wuvvv'.
101%
36:%
1976—May-Nov
1970
51
,,
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*103 VB 104%
Mar-Sept
:
1986
ser
conv
66
342
r\
1
94
26%
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53
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74
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:
69 %
84
09
291
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57
26%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
2000
2%s
Prods
3%s
f
s
sink
3%s
Co
debs
1974—April-Oct
*89
&
debentures
90%
100 Va
1
Co—
91%
94%
102 %
105 v»
■
_
98 Va
103 3b
102
90
86%
86%
6
84
3
92%
95 Va
95%
101%
i
97
90
123
3
102 Va 102 Va
—
95%
1037/a
66
100
103
V
..
1974
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April-Ocf
78
*88 Vt
—
M»-.
84
'
90 %
o
—Mar-Sept
83
«■—
—
85
88%
77 Ya
81%
69
Jersey
New
88
95 Vz
*103%
June-Dec
1
Orleans
'
86 v4
;
_Feb-Aup
_J
95 Va
86 V*
May -Nov
1982
debentures
Tel
—
May-Nou
debentures "1977
fund
England Tel
—
May-Nov
1980
conv
Jersey
76
83
87
York Central RR Co—
Power
Light
&
Terminal
3s
3%s
1974
—Mar-Sept
May-ZVou
1977
—
«...
—...
*90
■
—
—
53%
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Aprii-Oct
543i
54
322
49
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
59V4
58
%
60 %
272
50%
65 V2
64%
66 %
249
56
6o
Collateral
ApriZ-Oct
87%
87%
88 %
61
81%
92 Vs
59
59%
10
Consolidated
N
Y
series
4s
trust
Central
General
&
1980—
6s
Hudson
'
1998
A
;
River
Y
Y
N
mortgage
collateral
Shore
debentures
income
Connecting RR
Harlem
&
Mortgage
gold
2%s
3%s
series
4s
A
1989—
series
B
Lack
Y
series
4%s
JN
Y
&
New
First &
West
B
4s
2000
2043
series
A
&
Hartford
refunding mtge 4s ser A
Y
Power
N
Y
<5z
N
Y
State
N
&
2007—Jan-July
2022
May
N
83 !A
57%
58%
57%
71 %
37 %
■45
1
45
33
47 %
46
48
34
40
48%
16
18%
643
12
207/a
7%
521
a
_
*86
54%
4%
7%
65%
57%
64%
87
80%
86%
54%
52 Va
53
79%
6%
7%
79 Va
60 Va
61 Vs
48
58
*61%
..^-Jan-July
*50
59%
29
29
29 Va
15
79 3 4
79%
80%
5
75%
82
87 %
87 %
88
11
83%
83
83%
84 %
IS
80
85
80
13
cons
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
—
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s. 1980
—_April-Oct
General mortgage 3 %s 1983
—April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 47/bS 1987.;—
Mar-Sept
Nopco Chem Co 4%s cv subord debs 1987_Jan-JuZy
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
71%
67
68
42
„
mtge 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
• General mortgage 4Viis series A 2019—Jan-July
Y, Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mtge 3%s series E 1978
Feb-Aug
Refunding rntge 3s series F 1981———Jan-July
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
Refunding mtge 4%s series K 1993——Jan-July
65
87
68
70%
68
'73_Jan-July
.
89 Va
53%
83
44
43 %
Light first mtge 2%s 1975-Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
& Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
RR—
80-a
85
*84
*68
86%
79 Va
86
87%
Electric
Y Susquehanna & Western
1st mtge 4s 1994
&
54
56%
86
Putnam
Term
1st
47 V8
49 V2
RR—
• General mtge conv inc 4%s ser A
Harlem River & Port Chester 4%s A
N
1
3
*85 %
—Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
60
52! a
51%
*80%
Jan-July
1973
51%
52 Vz
Vz
May-Nov
/
1973
Haven
62%
51%
52
June-Dec
1975—April-Oct
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—
N
55 Va
RR—
3y2s 1997—
Jan-July
gold 3%s 1998Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3%s '98—Feb-Aug
New York
Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3%s ser E 1980_^—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
ApriZ-Oct
Lake
128
100 Va
15)
3%s
gtd
&
New
101%
101
Tel
New
68>/a
101
1981
first
debentures
—
78%
56%
78
*93
__Feb-Aug "
April
1980—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
debs
64
'63%
.
*54%
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988——Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
55
55
68
debs
Essex
States
Distiller
New
51%
48
41%
27%
1976—
&
2007
1
Jan
1981
debentures
N
21
59
3
Corp 3.75s
subord
debs
inc
6s
•
Mar-Sepf;;'
first
debentures
4%s
*—
59
Jan-July
April-Oct
-April-Oct
—Map-Nov
Railroad
debentures
5s
82
78
68%
1980—
Me.'one
&
Corporation—5%s
New
■
68
1987-
63
vrr-
A'l,
94
65%
76,%
'/•
2030
2045
1
77 %
'
43
conv
63 %
income debentures Jan
3s
1
41
3'%s
65
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1
lst.3%s 1982_
mortgage 3%s 1986
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
100
-79V4
25%
debentures
65%
3s
88%
82
*80 :•
63
_Mar-Sepf
08 V2
National Steel Corp
75
89%
v
—
85%
Map-Nov
1976—
80%
68%
National Tea
mtge bonds-
contingent interest 2003—
66%
8
Co—
1st
100%
96%
•
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76 June-Dec
212
4%s
175
Co—
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
79 %
Jan-July
'
88
86
*100
_Feb-Aug
April-Oct
.April-Oct
:—
78%
RR
2033
'
104%
99
102%
*88
-Jan-July
1986—
25
79 %
Nat'l
*80%
April-Oct
-Jan-July
-Jan-July
84
Pacific
ser
debs
National Distillers & Chem 4%s
27%
11
16
Biscuit
I
132
232 % 244
13
debs
97%
75%
3s
97
fund
first
9S
97%
416
3%s
23
debentures
series
Airlines
116
43%
sink
96 Va
98
94
95%
97%
April-Oct
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985-Juue-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
Apr-Get
Natl Cylinder Gas 5%s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sepf
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970
June-Dec
104
41%
3%s
87
94
:
—
*97
97
93%
16
94
*95%
RR—
income
National
102%
100
12
39%
47/es
4%s
National
43%
3s
97
<>
85
79
1
25
Nashville
87
92
98%
„
103% 103%
iu3
250
84%
88 Va
—
*90%
40 %
Co
81 %
96 %
96 %
100 Vz
97
82 %
NAF1
223%
*87
38 %•
debentures
101V4
81 Va
83
77%
'
—■
22 %
3%s
*79 '/a
40%
fund
%
81
79 Va
70%
:
_
82%
Morris
75
38%
4%s
Texas
adjustment 5s
Mountain
May
Aircraft
-
—
23%
5 Vis
82
76%
80
May
May
debentures
lien
4%s
86%
80
*77%
contingent interest 2003—
Lone Star Gas
&
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s
Series
subord
*100
inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Monon
Series E 4%s contingent interest 2003_
Litton Industries Inc
1972
*85 %
.June-Dec
1964—
debs
debentures
86 %
83
'
~
*81 y4
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
gtd 4s 1991'.
Monogahela Ry 3Vis series B 1966
81%
807/s
96
Series D
subord
fund
subord
Mohawk
*79
interest 2003
(Dec
1976
Kansas
•Cum
5s
133%
•
bonds
debentures
23
88 y4
1
*78
1st
105%
•
(P)
72 %
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 1990
1st mortgage 4%s series C Jan 1 2005
Gen mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—:
104'/a
•
4s
*83
General mortgage 4s
Missouri
105 %
102 %
80%
.June-Bee
fixed interest 2003
5s
115 Va 115%
June-Dec
*85%
.June-Dec
fixed interest 2003
Series
3s
104
99
89
82
102 %
105 %
....
*87
.June-Dec
1976
(N Y) —
4%s extended to 1974
mortgage
Lorillard
91%
91 >/2
-
80%
*80
97%
-r-
.June-Dec
3%s series A 1968
gold 3V2S '97— ■June-Dec
Coal 1st & ref 5s stp '74 ._Fe&-Aug
Valley
sink
93
124
101%
104
79
96
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
4Vis
*91%
*102
94
5%s
4
.
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984_
4.50s
34
116%
Corp—
fund
sink
Prior
90%
99
101% 102<%
101%
1st sinking fund
Lockheed
94
82
May-Nov
101
12
/
102
*—
ApriZ-Oct
1987
Lake Shore & Mich South
conv
Mar-Sept
1991
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
.105 V4 bitt..A" 7
102
debs '83__Map-Nov
Line Co—
&
sink
Minnesota
114
99
97
101% 101%
*_.-
—Jan-July
1981
3s 1980—
Breaker 4V4s
Dock
(The)
13
117
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971—-May
128%
'
5VaS
11
107% 108%
1081/4
Mar-Sept
Broadcasting
debentures
3.10s
Chemical Corp—
&
4%s sink fund debentures
Lionel
1973
1980
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—1st mortgage 6s 1985
173%
111%
101
96%
3%s ser A
Kbppers Co 1st mtge 3s
conv
88
104
101%
Gen
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
5%s
3%s debs
_Feb-Aug
115%
81%
92
12
95
*—
Jan-July
2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 3V4s ser C 1984_
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974—
Kayser-Roth Corporation 5V2S 1980
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark Corp 33/4s 1983
Called
12
85%
84%
83
80%
3%s
80%
120
2
116% 119
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972
City Power & Light 2%s
mortgage 27/8s 1978
F
Robbins
1972_
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979— Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
i
MUr-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentiites T967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
84%
77%
—
157
Mar-Sept
1984
debentures 1987
Co 3%s 1978——
Series A 4s
85
—
105 % 1C6'
83
Jan-July
4%s
92
83%
__
*79V4
Map-Nov
mortgage
1st
&
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
84%
84%
85
—
101% 101 %
6s ccnv subord debs 1975
Apr-Oct
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
May -Nov
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
s
—Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s 1988
April-Oct
77 Va
1976—Mar-Sept
1981
Kansas
Lehigh
6
& Co—
debentures
debentures
Metropolitan
260
84%
*70%
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subord
conv
4%s
(J
Feb-Aug
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—4%s 1975
92
1*92
April-Oct
Lakefront
104
102%
1976—Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 35/ss debs 1975
Mar-Sept
1st
102%
98 %
10
*85%
1st
83%
99%
103 % 103 %
78%
Power
&
79%
102%
1C3% 103 %
CffU
Co—
Oil Pipe
Kanawha
1
*101
—
—
*85%.
Jersey Central Power & Light 27/es
Joy
82%
104%
*87%
Realty Corp 5s 1977
McCall Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
McCrory Corp 5%s debs 1976
88
100 ft
Jan-July
May Stores
98%
4
_Feb-Aug
105%
118%
88
103% 103%
82%
82 7 «
103%
Mar-Sept
78
subord debentures 1977
Circuit
92 y4
223
1980
debentures
1972
99 y4
9
145
1978
75%
mortgage
I-T-E
2%s debentures
Stores
104%
5
fund
Department Stores—
f
s
1987
wts"
81
189 % 189'o
fund debentures
66
3Vis s f debentures series A 1977
4%s
1978
debentures
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72
103
3
98 3 0
sink
Missouri
mtge
sink fund debs
Interstate
Dept
May -Nov
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
May -Nov
71
104
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sjnk
85
4%s conv subord debs 1981
Interstate
4%s
1968
98 %
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.
Feb-Aug
1981—.
5%s
RR
Co
5%s
—
3%s
84%
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Interstate
Oil
Co
1977
•'
102% 102%
98%
3%s
80
4
subord debs
conv
subord debentures
Central
Feb-Aug
1981
Apr-Oct
1972—Map-Nov
wts"
100
1979—May-JVou
Consol mortgage 33/4S series B 1979——May-JVou
Consol mortgage 33/4S series C 1974
May-Nou
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3Vis series G 1980—
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3 Vis
sink fund debentures 1980
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2Vis ser C 1986
June-Dec
Inland Steel Co ,3 Vis conv debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage
3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3Vis series J 1981
Jan-*July
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4Vis series L 1989__Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s 1979—May-Now
4%s debs series B 1981
s
:—Feb-Aug
5s
"ex
debentures
105%
subprd debentures 1986
Jan -July
Bell Telephone 2%s series a 1981—Jau-Juiy
mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dec
Intern'l
2%s
Co
60 %
78%
68
103
103%
conv
International
&
70
58
73%
—
1051/4
Hunt Foods & Industries—
conv
65%
—
—
128
65
1981
debentures
3.65s
78
178
71
1982
debentures
International
78
92
56
1984
RR
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102
•
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debentures
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7a
106
17
1977
First
78
5
38
1968
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111
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61
95%
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debentures
tr
debentures
Illinois
78%
5
795
168
159
95%
65
first 4%s 1999—4
4%s
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conv
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78:%
4s debentures 1978
5s
(R
Marathon
97%
Corp—
debentures
4Vis
105
96
America—
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70
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12
75 %
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167
1980
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5s conv subord debentures
Hotel
96%
63
debentures
Ry
Chemical
Hooker
105%
100
3
104% 104 %
Inc-r-
Valley
Hocking
Maine
102
26
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78
1979
1980
1981
1982
subord
conv
Macy Credit Corp 4%s
78 3 s
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s
4Vis
1011/4
5s
65
1969
2%s
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mortgage
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114
147
1978—
3s
mortgage
1st
series
3%s
M
debentures
3s
82
*101%
May-Nov
5s inc debs series A 2056
June-Dec
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
ref
Macy
112
92
89
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May-JVou
1987
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s debs
186
A July 2015—April
B Jan 2044—April
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mortgage
&
5s conv subord debs
82%
179 %
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*75%
59%
75 %
3
—
118
;
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70
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115
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General
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216
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MacAndrews & Forbes Co—
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125
,
156
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High
70
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
96%
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92
5
82'%
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88%
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Gulf
100
23
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conv
67
154
or
Bid & Asked
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1980
1979
mortgage 3%s 1982
1st mortgage 3 %s 1984
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
1st mortgage 4%s 199Q
1071/a
91 %
152
Jan-July
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102%
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98%
103
104%
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52
St Louis
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93
22
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103%
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s
164
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(B F)
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94%
97
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&
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94%
90%
94
93
1965—May-Nov
May -Nov
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Jan-July
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Goodrich
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93%
1979
Glidden
Grand
1
94 >/8
1983
debentures
4%s
558
93 V4
Period
Exchange
Low
100
98%
93%
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High
98%
98%
Jan-July
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4%s convertible debentures 1977
June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79
Feb-Aug
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
Aprii-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
June-Dec
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Low
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1975
1977
1979
debentures
3%s
Great
No.
Mar-Sept
1972
debentures
3 Vis
4%s
New York Stock
Jan. 1
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1984
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1988
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mortgage
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mortgage
1992___
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Corp
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83
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1994
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debentures
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debentures
1983
103
20
100
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14
103'A
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1981
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1988
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1984
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1985
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series
B
1974—,
39
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74
75%
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1967
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1988
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1970
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debentures
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68
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82
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130
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111
23
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Union
89%
92
98%
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94%
98
*94%
_June-Dec
first
of
96
95
—
100%
97
_June-Dec
refund
RR
93%
*100
1970. -April-Oct
1990- -April-Oct
and
84'A
5
101
125
„Jan-July
series C 2019
.April-Oct
1985
J0/as debs ; 1983-,.. ,_May-Nov
4s
Orleans
World
Trans
98'A
~
--
of St
debentures
1st
—
1979
eeries B
Thompson
1st
__
94'A
_.._Apr-Oct
1982
debs
Pacific-Missouri
Term
73%
--
Jan-July
1972—
3'As
Thompson
92%
--
Mar-Sept
M
General
Texas
71%
78
87%
*97%
May-No®
(The)
Pacific
87%
101
1987
refund
&
103%
100 Va
and
First
Texas
3s
99 %
88 Va
20
88'/a
Inc—
impt
New
85
146
"5
and
First
79'A
102
119 Va
Corp—
Assn
Company
80'%
214
103%
Refund and impt 2% series D
Texas
74'A
10
84
84
115
88%
1973
notes
and
95
103'A 103%
conv
RR
Refund
102 %
_
102% 103
notes 1979
senior notes 1980
capital
Terminal
85'A
June-Dec
debs
subord
(James)
105%
103'A
1982
debs
Wayne
conv
Talcott
Va
96'A
94
■
118
Jan-July
debentures
debentures
Symington
100
__
*85
__
74
64
106
Inc—
4'As
2%s
Co
&
59
101%
*102% 103
,_Ja?i-July
1973—Mar-Sept
1982
4'As
debentures
3%s
subord
Oil
DX
Oil
'70 %
17
103% 104%
102%
1974
(Ohio)
Camp
conv
80%
230%
57
60%
—May-Nov
Sunray
Corp 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-Juiy
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-No®
11
■
95%
Co
Stokely-Van
Sunray
71%
*
Oil
79
74%
1971—May-Nov
debentures 2%s
J)
Chemical
Staufter
87%
74'A
■
April-Oct
1983
debentures
Standard
First
87
(N
81%
18
«
.
—
73%
\
103%
April-Oct
May-Nov
1985
1983
1984
June-Dec
5 'as
debentures 1983
—____April-Oct
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983
Jan-July
Standard Oil
(Indiana) 3'As conv 1982—April-Oct
Inc
84 %
101
Co—
First
3'/us
100 'A
155
*86%
3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
1st mtge
First mtge 5'As series
Spiegel
80%
*—
--
99%
Southwestern
78%
*56 Va
/
96'A
(Oregon Lines)
&
•
Co—
102%
Or]
135%
80 Va
—
85%
*79%.
*202 %
May-Nov
New
85 Va
78%
_
78%
May-Nov
Southern
—
99 %
95%
24
84
1)6 %
Co—
2%s-4iAs
Co
a
98
.
'
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
debentures
Gas
84
—
J an-July
Edison
Ry
A.
99'A
101% 103
84
Jane-Dec
1976
99 >A
__
102%
Mar-Sept
71%
71%
96'A
70
88%
78%
__
__
*99
1969
15
I"
73
8 6'A
125% 129
1981
12
Mar-Sept
3D
__
*92
4'As
92%
May-Nov
1981-
70
*80'A
4 %s
90
Jan-July
debs
74
69
Gold
92
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
1986
77
6Sj
71>
*88%
Gold
Tidewater
Co—
1984
37As
Pacific
Jan-July
1983
2%s
100
June-Dec
debentures
Power
104%
97%
*74'A
Afar-Sept
Line
fund
Electric
mortgage
Proctor
5
107
1021/a
99'/4
-
Plantation
California
Indiana
April-Oct
1977
63
Jan-July
1987
Natural
90
April-Oct
1984
D
941/4
104%
103%
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C 1974___~
series
104%
1031%
*93%
■
June-Dec
61
62
—
May-Nov
1985———
convertible
5'As
RR—
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
4'As
87
*103'A
1963-Feb-Aup
1964-May-Nov
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
1st
117%
841/4
& St Louis Ry—
guaranteed
37As series A
99'/a
99
991/4
1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
Jun-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'As s f debs 1972——June-Deo
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic
88
*103
Feb-Aug
subord debs
;
lOl'A
*92%
94'A
*1013A 102%
conv
861/a
77%
&
Philip Morris Inc 47As s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 23As debentures 1964
83%
80
*83
104
801/2
80%
85
First
4'As
debentures
Southern
96
82%
80'A
85
22
84'A
Mar-Sept
89'A
101
83%
*83'A
First
First &
70
72%»
*90'/a
1979—
Southern
85
79
__
ApriZ-Oct
1987-
68
100
903/B
June-Dec
76
40
•
68
100
*86'A
27As 1978Feb-Aug
3'As 1982——____Jan-July
3'As 1983
June-Dec
refunding
refunding
refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
100%
101 'A
89
95%
May-No®
97%
98
68
83%
May-No®
88 %
89
1971--——June-Dec
First
Ill
68
Jan-July
&
First
102 %
31
59
—
—
76
73%
68
Afar-Sept
First
84
171
.__Feb-Aug
General gold 4'As series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co-
100
17
100%
--Jan-July
—April
Peoria
70
1989_Jan-Jtily
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Southern
—
—:
386
88'A
100'A 101%
—Jan-July
mortgage 3'As
88
100
75%
mortgage 4'As
General
106% 108%
100
75%
General
General 5s
—
100'A
April-Oct
1981
88'A
64
65
77
1989—May-No®
1971
Mar-Sept
2'As
2'As
debentures
Standard
1968_„__
A
88
58 %
~
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
95%
71
*85%
debs
4%s
Alabama
debentures
.3'As
90
87
Airways—
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RP*—
General
102 3A
*85
1964__June-Dec
subord debentures 1979——
conv
104%
100
8
783/a
-
Pan
104
*85
Feb-Aup
_Feb-A«p
debentures
96%
79'A
__May-No®
debentures
Western Oil 3'As
104%
102% 102 %
—
111
71%
Feb-Aug
4%s
Oil
North
&
Southern
1063A
91
*100
Mar-Sept
3sAs
4%a
103 %
17
Afar-Sept
..
3'As
Pacific
43
95%
78%
April-Oct
3'As
105%
April-Oct
1987
97'A
76%
gtd 4s
debentures
2%s
85'A
*103%
June-Dec
133
25
62%
*72%
April-Oct
Marchant—5'As
2%s
104%
95
2'As
First 4'As
82
103
104 3
June-Dec
1986
5
100
105
June-Dec
1985
'A
85V4'
80
6
15
95
June-Dec
debentures
85'A
102'A 103
June-Dec
;
3s
86%
*88'A
Oil
Southern Bell
86'A
78 %
AA
91'A
100'A
86'/4
85 'A
6
BB
72 %
1968—June-Dec
debentures
2'As
Socony-Vacuum
3
series
76%
June-De*.
debs
Corp
22
3%s
5s
Oil
Skelly
83 'A
series
Oil
Smith-Corona
June-Dec
4'As
Union
93
84%
4'As
100
18
__
62'A
'66
4s
1977
Co
4%s
Co
98
June-Dec
4%s
Oil
88
132 %
132
104
*88%
Mar-Nov
1982
&
83%
84%
5s
94%
103
May-No®
1972
subordinated
96
83'A
83 %
2006
1974
Roebuck
82%
June-Dec
3s
104
May
1980
Acceptance
85
June-Dec
June-Dec
B
B
Sons
&
debentures
Sears
Sinclair
issues
series
3s
series
94%
1971
cons
5'As
Co
E)
(Jos
90%
108
Co—
debentures
Shell
3'As
3s
85
102%
100
Jan-July
Jan
debentures
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
Co—
mortgage
87'A
3 96
98%
53-
97 %
111% 115
Mar-Sept
1989
1st
series
Finance
Shell
Pacific
1st
RR
3s
debentures
4%s
120'A
105'A
Line
93%
40
*85
84
105 %
—
3'/bS
conv
Roebuck
4%s
106
76
113
*92'A
117
45
*89%
94%
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Sears
103%
9 9'A
112'A 113%
112'A
3s
debentures
3s
83%
91
RR
England
mortgage
3%s
86
83%
*
89
100%
95 %
121% 124 'A
111%
1997
A
Ry
Depot
New
Paper
Seagram
,
83
113'A
1978
77
87
1988—June-Dec
debs
86'A
77
-86
Jan-July
33As
Co
&
Seaboard
1982—May-No®
conv
1983
debs
V
91 '/s
80%
Afar-Sept
5'As
Chemical
subord
conv
1987-,
4'As
Mathieson
5'As
Union
81%
__
June-Dec
June-Dec
1988
2
30
Co—
Ry
certificates
Duluth
&
94
81'A
93
43 'A
April-Oct
series
86:%
84'A
90 %
12
*101'A
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July^
gold 5s
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
77
78%
84'A
bond
4s
78'A
10
90
*86'/a
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
May-Nov
Afar-Sept
1975
83'A
79
94
*98%
123 %
96%
172
86%
93
44
101
108
159
103'A 104%
Jan-July
1977—June-Dec
1971
A
1st
series B 1980
debs series A
income
5s
74%
90
4s
Louis-Southwestern
1st
3s
93%
105
*84
104'A
High
98'/a
172
86%
Mar-Sept
1996
Francisco
4s
mtge
78'A
Co—
1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage
debentures
conv
6s
mortgage
First
171
111
*77
Mar-Nov
1980
Electric
1969
1977
Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
•
St
*102% 104
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 23As 1975
First mortgage
Oklahoma Gas &
1
93%
1975
J
debs
3s series
gold
Louis-San
103%
Mar-Sep*
1974
3s
mortgage
series
conv
Adirond'k
&
Lawrence
Second
100'/4
96%
Scioto
Edison
84
Mar-Sept
3'As
5'As
6'As
Low
*83%
April-Oct
1983—ApriZ-Oct
debs
Corp—
1977
D
mortgage
85'A
81%
*97 "A 101%
144%
1973
debs
Jan. 1
No.
83
82
1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
23As
1996
General
debs
3s
Range Since
Sold
99s0
172
1995_Map-Nov
1985—
Mar-Sept
conv
Electric
&
81'/a
*85
Jan-July
1979
debs
conv
Telephone
Bell
debentures
3'/4s
1979
8s
mortgage
1st mortgage
*77
1964
debs
3%s
4%s
Corp
82%
82
4%s
Tobacco
J)
Oil
85%
85'A
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
June-Deo
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1991
Corp
87%
*84
Feb-Aug
—April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debentures
Manufacturing
4'As
Co—
Power
first mortgage 23/48 1974
(Minnesota)
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Bonds
High
9 5'A
95 %
*106% 110%
Reading Co first & ref 3'/8S series D
86%
93%
—
Friday's
99%
1983_April-Oct
mortgage 3%s
1977
2%s
Oats
99'A
June-Dec
1975
f'eb^ntures
58
86%
May-No®
1968_Jan-JuZp
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—ilfap-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and refunding
101%
104%
106
or
Bid & Asked
mortgage 3 Vis
1972
102%
106
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Co—
1963
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
96
Gas
&
and
Rochester
Northern
Electric
Service
100'A
*„
Period
Exchange
Low
Public
88'A
93
lOO-'a
New York Stock
High
Low
No.
83 %
and
General
Jan. 1
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
''88 %
Central general & ref 5s 1974
Mar-Sept
rel 4%s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-No®
3%s s 1 ueoentures 1973
3%s s f debentures 1974
^ay"«olJ
4%s s f debentures 1976
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-No®
45/as s f debentures 1978
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1980
May-No®
5%s s f debentures 1979
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1981
May-No®
Northern
Northern Pacific Ry
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
1st
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Ohio
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended December
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
1st
.
(2402)
30
.
103
106
106'A
123%
2 3
83
15
68
98 'A
—
85"?
70 'A
101
1
102%
105%
35
103'A
128
91%
—
--
Continued
on
94%
89%
—
—
9 l'A
page
35
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Number 6219
196
Volume
Exchange
American Stock
YEARLY RECORD
WEEKLY AND
stock
or
Range for
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
for Week
Shares
•
Friday
stocks
Low
Par
Missiles &
Acme
Construction Corp
Precision Products Inc_
Acme
10
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
Manufacturing
Aerosol Techniques Inc
6
4,900
3%
Oct
3%
2,900
l3/4
Sep
10%
10 %
500
lOVs
Dec
13 3/s
Feb
6
Oct
17%
Feb
2'.
Oct
4%
Jan
10%
8%
7%
8%
26,700
1
2 S/8
2%
2%
1,600
Inc
Dynamics
1
Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc—
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Surpass
Agnew
6,400
1,800
9
Jun
15% May
100
13
Nov
17
18
91%
50
14%
15%
1,900
7%
54
Kunstzide N V—
rets American shs—
American Engineering Co
10c
American deposit
Petrofina Inc. class A
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5%
preferred
American Writing Paper—
American
Radio Corp
Andrea
Ang.lo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp
Angostura-Wupperman
Ansul Chemical Co
Inc
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Armour
Arnold
35c
Arrow
Inc
Industries—
deposit rets regular
Inc
Laundries of America
Associated
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Testing
Associated
Chemical
Financial
Corp
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantic Research Corp
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
Atlas Consolidated Mining
Atco
Oct
63/4
Feb
Jan
863/4
Nov
6
4,000
5
1,400
4%
610
433/4
49
47
Non-voting
non-cum
Inc
Industrial
Corp
Aug
653A
43/4
Dec
3,100 1
4
Oct
2%
Oct
73/4
Feb
4
13,900
1%
1,300
Cabol
Inc
2 %
2%
6,900
2
May
3%
Jan
2 7
3
7,100
2% May
4%
Jan
45%
Feb
8
37
33 Va
8,500
3 V4
3%
Jun
$2.50
6 % Mar
4
Oft,
Oct
18% Mar
43A
Nov
Feb
6%
14'A
6,900
4%
1,400
25 %
26%
4,700
21
Nov
34%
12
26 Va
■
12'A
400
10
Oct
17% Feb
12
May
P%
<
14%
500
3%
3%
12,300
10%
10 3/4
200
%
14
14 %
3 Va
3%
lO'A
8%
97
14:,e
13%
28%
231/4
3014
25%
3/4
7/s
6 3A
Jan
Oct
18%
Feb
July
24
ucc
II
3%
3,000
4%
800
4%
Mar
43
Mar
Jun
103
Oct
Oct
3%
Jan
5%
i'o Mar
1
5
Sep
31/4 May
4%
Nov
2%
Oct
41/4
Jan
1 %
Oct
Oct
31/4
1%
1%
4%
51/4
12,300
7%
Jan
8
91/2
6,400
6%
Oct
28 %
Jan
8%
81/4
93/4
3,300
61/s
Jun
14
81/4
2%
2%
3
2% May
8%
8 %
2,300
1,100
57%
553/4
57%
3,300
13'/a
12 %
14
31/4 May
Barnes
71/2
International Corp
Capital
Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
(A
S)
9
Sep
Bickford's Inc
57%
Dec
Castle
Nov
33% Mar
%
Dec
2,300
Oct
%
iy4
Jan
9%
Feb
13/8
Jan
5,000
93/8
Jun
18%
v%
Jun
33%
Jan
113/4
123/4
10,300
May
23%
8
14%
4,200
8% May
6
634
5,000
4
Oct-
6
41/4
4%
700
3 %
Jun
4%
Jan
15% May
12 5/8
Jan
Feb
7
53/4
600
43/4
Sep
61/2
Feb
5 5/8
"4%
53/8
5,200
31/2
Oct
13%
Jan
4'%
12 %
12%
123/4
300
10%
Oct
26% Mar
41
39
32
Oct
571/2
of America
Central Hadley Corp
Corp
Maine Power 3.50%
600
Jan
Birdsboro
Blauner's
Class
Power
$1.40 series B
Bohack
5 % %
Co common
(H C)
prior
For
Inc
preferred
Christiana Oil Corp
K
Corp
Inc
10 3/4
10% May
7
8
7
Dec
5%
5'A
5%
1,300
3%
Jun
10%
10%
Hi/4
10,200
8%
Jun
3%
33/4
3%
3,900
3%
1
5,800
400
Nov
II
1
Oct
•3/4 May
Jan
5%
1%
Jan
Feb
4%
4%
2,600
Oct
9%
Oct
14
14%
4,800
10%
Oct
10%
800
10
5%
5%
8%
3,300
7%
2 %
Jun
9%
\h
2,600
3 Va
Feb
Oct
18%
Jan
Jun
17%
Dec
4%
Jun
27%
Sep
20,000
21%
Oct
8/8
35,500
8'A Mar
1%
2,900
17%
15%
Jan
%
Oct
7 %
2,400
10 Va
2
Apr
2:%
4,700
5%
4%
Dec
Nov
11 Va Mar
May
11,000
%
Sep
Feb
14%
May
5
800
8%
Apr
19
Jan
9%
Mar
10%
12% May
Development Ltd
3/4
li
8,100
3/4
Oct
123/s
Jan
2,600
51/2
Oct
16%
Jan
Corp
Clark Controller Co
Manufacturing Co—
Corporation
•
Clarostat
Clausner Hosiery
Clayton &
22
22%
62 Vz
63 %
513/4
3 5'A
7%
8
4
450
Lambert Manufacturing
Co
Feb
221/2
221/4
231/4
1,600
13% May
353/a
12'A
121/4
131/2
2,600
10
May
191/2
Jan
10%
103/4
113/a
2,100
Oct
18%
Jan
II
11/8
7,200
Jun
21/4
Jan
1
%
1
15
1,700
1
3'/2
8%
9%
31/8
31/2
1,500
48V8
2,000
5%
5,800
Oct
1/8
3
43%
Apr
o^t
Jan
Oct
7%
July
Jun
55%
Jan
81/4
8 %
2,000
6% May
7
73/4
5,800
3%
83/4
8 3/4
9
6
Jun
May
113/4
Feb
IO1/2
Feb
14%
Feb
143/8
Jan
Sep
Feb
2 34
21/2
1,500
2%
Oct
33%
243/4
2%
Jan
153/4
22
3% May
700
11/2
Jun
12
1,200
471/8
9 3/8
%
18,100
14%
9%
%
3
1
251/4
350
201/2
Jun
3OV4
4%
43/4
6,600
33/8 May
5%
1%
1%
1%
3,900
1%
Nov
3%
7%
73/4
8 Va
5,700
53/s May
11
Mar
4% May
9
Apr
~4%.
6%
213/4
6%
6%
21 %
23
843/4
843/4
1,900
3,900
10
1
6%
75
Oct
Oct
43%
102
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
150
61
Mar
64 Va :May
49 V2
Inc_—_——
59 Vz May
9,100
5 VB
2,400
Oct
7%
Jan
Sep
9/8
Jan
4%
Va
200,700
1%
63,600
8%
2,900
9%
Mi
8
27,8G0
9 Va
4
4
Mi
5,900
10%
800
3%
3%
4Va
9%
—
3%
4,300
3
ti
n>
14 Vz
14%
8
1,600
15%
6 Va
6%
7%
6,300
17%
16 %
173/4
4,500
17 Va
17%
150,
1,000
4%
4 S/8
%
%
400
9%
a
2,300
3%
3%
4,000
1A
'%
10 3
14:%
20
13
6%
7%
6
12%
13 %
4
1
Jun
%
14%
Nov
100
7%
400
6 Vb
19,200
100
7,000
1%
2,000
11
6
8,500
3,200
1%
6 %
14%
22,500
14%
153/4
86,400
18J4
20%
5,900
13 %
13,600
6 %
61/2
2,600
16%
17 %
12%
7%
900
3,900
3
1
18%
14%
4%
1
41
9%
3%
5%
193A
4%
8%
1
1%
7%
5%
7%
%
5
5%
Feb
17%
Dec
Nov
434
Dec
Oct
114 '/a
Jan
16 34
3
111
%
23,000
634
Jan
Mar
1
Apr
Jan
5
Oct
7%
Apr
9%
Oct
15%
Feb
Oct
6%
Oct
1%
3
%
Feb
Jan
May
Dec
Feb
24%
Mar
24'A
Oct
29%
Oct
Feb
33
42
Feb
9 Va
6 Va May
3% May
15
Jan
Nov
7
Jan
MA
Feb
5
u
Jun
7 3/4
Sep
13% Mar
24%
Sep
1%
Jan
10%
% May
Oct
43%
Jan
Oct
233A Mar
20% Mar
11%
Oct
34%
Feb
12
Nov
19i%
Apr
5
Oct
9%
8%
Oct
93/4 Aug
Feb
•18 Va
15% Mar
Jan
10i%
Oct
3%
Jan
8
6% May
14
Jan
300
Oct
12%
93A
11%
10 3/4
20
Feb
400
Nov
13%
2%
Oct
3
3
4%
1,000
7,300
4%
19,300
18%
20
14 Va
15
1,700
4%
5V8
1,300
1
1 Va
20,300
38%
2,800
41
9
9%
1,500
3%
3%
14,500
4%
4%
200
5 %
5%
4,300
19%
19%
%
%
.3%
4%
5.500
8%
8%
500
1
1 Va
13%
1%
2,800
143/4
12%
1
Jun
73/4
2,600
•.
4,600
7%
7%
1,000
5%
5%
7%
8
3,000
2,200
3/4
4%
5%
7
B
5%
5%
20.900
1,400
7% Mar
24 Vb
Oct
%
Jun
1%
5%
117
4%
Oct
6%
16
5% May
Oct
3 Va
Oct
Oct
4%
Jun
Jan
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
July
3A
a
1% Aug
Jun
53/4 May
5
Jan
Jan
1
7% May
U
Feb
Jan
6
2% May
18%
13,800
12 Va
3% May
17%
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
Oct
Jun
4'A
Jan
3%
44 %
Sep
2%
Jan
8%
Oct
Oct
4%
Feb
Jan
20%
Oct
Oct
28
Jan
1
10%
38%
3 Va May
9,000
■
4 3A Mar
Vz May
21,800
: !>
%
3%
Feb
5%
2% Nov
♦
3%
21%
Noc
10'A May
13 Vz
3
"u
Oct
4'A
Apr
12 Vz July
1S3A May
1
Jan
22 %
90
12%
14 %
%
Jan
34
5
Jan
7%
Oct
3 %
Aug
7
10%
6 1/4 Feb
13% Mar
May
125
11
6'A
Oct
13
28 %
5
1 Va
Oct
9
83
4 Va
1
1
10c
—lc
25c
*
10c
—1
1—1
3%
69 V2
34
10%
14 Va
Feb
75
17 Vz
~1
Feb
Apr
50
90
28
5
2
5% May
Dec
1 %
713
10%
2,900
72 %
16%
6
May
6
Sep
75
87
~7%
Jun
8,500
72
28%
%
Dec
'
1% Mar
4 % May
4,000
5 3/8
3%
n
16%
Jun
70
10%
72 %
Nov
3/4
104
5 %
-
Oct
8
20
107%
107 %
—1
Feb
25%
5
700
86
84 %
86
1
5% May
31
2% May
3,300
■
%
*
10
_1
2.50
Oct
19,400
7%
1 Va
9 Va
1
10
1
1
100
100
1
Jun
16,300
li3o
1.V
%
8Va
1
1
May
5V2
_5
3%
1%
1
Sep
Aug
2%
4,300
3%
7 i:lu
I
6c
1
50c
13%
8%
11 %
5
A ! I
^ 1 (i
*
1
10
Feb
40
25 %
1
Nov
53
Jan
Mar
333/4 July
22
New Pacific Ltd—
Oil & Gas Inc
Cooper-Jarrett
26% Mar
4%
ye
4%
1
1
20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc_—_
-10c
Construction Products class A
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A
5f)c
Continental Materials Corp
.
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
Consolidated
3,800
May
3%
Caribbean
Consolidated
Dec
17
11%
11%
Oils & Minerals—Is
Cohu Electronics Inc
—
1
Colonial Corp of America
—
50c
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
1
Commercial Metals Co—
5
Community Discount Centers Inc
10c
Community Public Service
—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation —
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
.—50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
— 10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Coastal
A
17:,/b May
50
36 %
—
10
Co
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products
16
20%
Jan
3/4
71/2
10c
1
*
100
14
4%
83/8
1
*
1
4
3
Jan
9
—
Foil Corp
P
Clary
footno/tes, see page 35.
Jun
8
Industries Inc—
Blossman Hydratane Gas
3%
56
convertible preferred-*
convertible preferred
Century Electric Co
Century Geophysical Corp
Chamberlin Co of America—
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
$1.50
Chromalloy
51/4
"43/8
—
A
30,600
9
4%
Corp
Bloomfield Building
8 34
pref
& Light 4% pfd
Central Securities Corp common
Central
Cinerama
8' i!
& Co
Catalin
Jan
3,000
41 %
Co
W)
M)
(A
Central
51/4 May
25c
50c
:
2,600
(
3 Va
15 V*
5%
51%
5.50
Power & Light $5 preferred—*
Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s Cd
(J
Carter
Oct
1
1
-
Jun
"5
62 %
Co
Carnation
Aug
%
14
Lid parti? pfd
Canaveral
Carreras
14%
1
1
50c
25c
*
1
*
Shoe Corp
Bell Electronic Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada-.
Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Berkey Photo Inc
Berkshire Frocks Inc
Bethlehem Corp
(The)——
Beck
Nov
2 %
—
8
36 %
8%
•
,
29 % Mar
May
7
1,600
25,700
V
29% Mar
17% May
2,100
Va
*
Ltd
Williston Minerals
Canadian
Carolina
.4
141/2
^
_
Ltd
Javelin
Canadian Petrofina
Jar
131/2
12%
Mine^'Ltd
Canadianwide Properties
Mar
5%
1/2
1
Bajview Oil Corp
Bearings
Inc
Jun
22%
Cement Co
Ltd
:—♦
cumulative preferred
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Canadian Dredge
Dock Co
—*
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
_16%c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
.
1
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd
2.50
11%
8,800
1
July
2%
131/2
10c
Baruch-Foster Corp
21%
7%
%
Cgnada
y $1.30
8
6,400
)G
Co
Engineering
Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Barry
Jan
500
21%
10c
££.
Ltd
Bread Co
Canada
42
15,800
%
7'/4
USA Inc
Bargain Town
Jan
15 %
11%
9%
17%
1
50
50
—50
5
Canal-Randolph Corp
"43/4
50c
10c
50c
Industries Inc
BarChris
Construction
10%
May
22
5
Incefc-
Campbell Machines Inc
Feb
1,800
1,100
50c
»
-lc
Oil Ltd
Nov
8%
7%
%
Dec
iV
6
May
2%
9,400
10%
8%
Oct
3,400
22
10
5Va
Feb
56,900
23%
143A
Oct
8%
i'f
23%
5%
*
Canadian Marconi
23/4
•
Campbell Chibougamau
Canadian
*ToV
% May
-,
—-----
—
Feb
3
2%
2%
A_
Class
Jan
39%
13
8,500
33/8
27
1 7'.,
700
IS
Nov
98 Vz
1
1,100
21/4
Jun
17
6,600
11/2
21/8
3 %
Oct
96% May
1 %
Mar
34
2%
7% May
2,100
24%
Feb
4 'A Mar
12 Vz July
Jun
92 Vz
410
/
__
13/s
•
20,500
30,200
14%
19 ;JA
7
12,000
98 Va
98%
May
22 Vz
500
3
10%
»
L>oO
28
26%
26 %
23/„ Mav
preferred
preferred
preferred
Camden Fire Insurance
Cameo-Parkway Records
$3.00
Oct
4%
13
43A
__
100
4
37
13%
A—1
1
Banner
9
17%
143/8 July
10
9%
—
•
Ltd
Enterprises
Clark Cable
Baldwin Securities Corp
3
9%
1
1
Corp
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power common
B
preferred
12,700
Feb
Jan
3 Va
6
5 iu
1
Son Inc
&
33%
36
25% May
4
Nov
,36
2,200'
73% July
Jan
4%
1%
8
C
Banff
P)
(J
Circuit
Convertible
6%
Apr
Jan
1
3 3/8
3
Common
17%
45%
143/8 May
Jan
4,600
6
10 pesosl
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class
Baker
Industries
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
17%
16%
Sep
21
Nov
5%
3%
1
1
10c
1
1
com_—1
preferred
1
10c
5
Oct
%
/
Jan
Jan
6%
16 3/s
vi
(The)
Shoe
Co
BVD
8 % Mar
Jun
Inc
Industries
Butler's
5%
'
Collieries Corp
Ayrshire
73/4
43/4 May
Oct
Jun
19%
27%
50c
9 1
10
1
2.50
serial preferred
Burroughs
4%
&
Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General Industries Inc
Atlas Sewing Centers Inc
Audio
Devices
Inc
Aurora Plastics
Corp
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Avis
1%
78 Va
700
2%
*
1
—5p
Development
Avien
Nov
2%
—I
Atico
11% Feb
5%
7,200
30%
29
Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares—3c 6d
Burnell & Co. Inc
25c
Jan
1,500
4%
10c
Labs
17%
2,400
2.%
125
800
22
Plan—
Finance
Bunker Hill
6 Va
85%
—
convertible preferred
Buell
Jan
17 % Mar
7%
5%
33 %c
Industrial Products—10c
Inc
Astrex
9%
Oct
1 3
£1
1
1
lc
Associated Food Stores
Jan
5% May
2
F Company
S
B
class
Ltd
Mills
6%
Jun
8
Jan
10Vz
60c
6 3/4
Electric
American
5
85%
1
4
1
40c
*
Oil Corp Ltd
Babv Services
laved
Asmi-
Associated
1,100
12
6%
35 %
1
*
6C%e
Common
Feb
14/2
20,900
£1
Inc
Co
L.i
IE.
Buctget
91/2 Mar
July
17,900
7%
7%
10%
3%
2.50
pfd-100
convertible preferred
Electronics Inc
6%
2 Vz May
Co
&
Asamera
3,500
6,800
Oct
10%
7%
B
Jan
5%
50c
warrants
Altex Aluminum Co com
200
4'/a
5%
Oct
2%
22 %
Bruck
5'%
—5
100
Argus
7%
3%
48
1
4% % pfd
7 Vz
5%
1
Appalachian Power Co
Mar
4%
1
Industries Inc__
Apollo
9
r
'A' slis_3.45
Anthony Pools Inc
Jun
5%
2
5
5
2
1
Products
Post
Anchor
3%
85%
12.50
1
2
Manufacturing Co
American
23,300
63/a
Jun
153/8
21%
10
10
Bruce
5%
£1
50c
MARC Inc__
American
Feb
3% May
7'/a Aug
7%
25c
—
9
7%»
7%
.
American shares
Oct
6%
11%
10c
American-Internatl Aluminum—
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
2 '/a
8 Va
50c
3
~
40,500
5%
1
1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
Ambassador Oil Corp1
American Beverage Corp
1
American Book Co
20
American
Book-Stratford Press, Inc—1
American Business Systems Inc
*
American Electronics Inc
1
Inc
Alsco
Jan
3%
13A
800
22,100
2
35
preferred
4%
8%
2%
700
16%
__
.
3% May
Feb
". 2%
*
Co Ltd—
ord reg
Inc
rets
dep
Jan
2%
83-4
_25c
Brown Company
1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
Class B common
30c
Dec
55
Oct
481/2
Petroleum
Amer
6'
2%
1%
Brooks Instrument Co
6 % Mar
Oct
3
3 %
Corp
Rainwear
Almar
Jan
7%
1
Unlimited Inc
Alloys
Jan
82
1,300
7 %
£1V4
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
5 % % convertible preferred
10
Control Co Inc__
Allied Paper Corp
Oct
30%
Nov
30
5%
27A
Corp
Allied
55
913/4
Oct
2,500
434
''
.A.
1
Inc
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Ahiance Tire & Rubber class A
~3%
3 %
Jan
Hi/4
Jan
Oct
1%
1534
/■
2
22
28
Columbia Power
British
24% Mar
86
60
-
.4%
Algemene
Alleghany
British
19 Vz
7% May
ord registered
rets
dep
Amer
1%
10s
10s
dep rets ord bearer
Amer
153/8
10,100
1
*
Oil Co
American Tobacco—
British
Jan
5-% Mar
Jan
i31/2 May
700
163/4
Power
All-State Properties
33/4
1,200
91%
4.20% preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
:—10
5%
preferred
100
Alaska Airlines Inc
1
All
4%
4%
•
A
Class
Alabama
Jan
8
Oct
4 3/8
1,400
13/4
1
*
American
British
13
4%
1
23/4
2%
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
11%
4
—
16%
Corp
Breeze
10%
•■•/
4 Va
10%
*
20c
1
Light & Pow ord—*
Brazilian Traction
873/a Mar
411/2 May
9,700
1%
Raceway Assn—.
Brandywine
37/s May
13
1
.
51%
48
48
10c
Co
Jan
15%
4%
10c
.
Admiral Plastics Corp
Aero-Flow
7/a May
Jun
11% May
14%
.14%,
High
Low
4%
16,300
7%
6%
73/4
1
10c
1
Bourjois Inc
,
^"iSbwling Corp of America
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
2%
.
Wire Co
Acme
3
5%
1
_
Jan
2% Mar
Oct
1%
3
25c
Class A common
lVa
1
1
2,800
4,900
1.50
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
High.'
Low
2Va
Exchange
American Stock
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
2%
2:,4
1
10c
Corp class A_
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
Aberdeen Petroleum
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Itange
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
Week's
Last
every security whether
during the current year.
is intended to include
dealings have occurred
Week Ending Dec. 7.
Exchange itself and
bond in which any
Stock
transactions
Dec. 3,
American
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
and ending Friday, Dec. 7.
It is compiled by the report of the
In the
Friday
31
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
;
2%
IIVb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
9%
Fete
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 7)
Exchange
American Stock
$1
Cott
Bottling Co of
Courtaulds Ltd—
New
American
United
Crose
Central
Class
B
20
Feb
21
Jan
4%
1,200
7%
4%
100
1%
~2Va
27,900
36%
11,200
30
4.%
4%
1,700
4
Co
Power
General
Acceptance
Feb
General
Nov
2%
Jan
43
Feb
"wts"
7
3'/a
31/2
13%
121/2
13%
2,800
2%
2%
2%
7
12%
General
Genung's Incorporated
17'/a
Nov
5%
Jan
5%
Stores Corp
preferred
Aug
8
Feb
7%
Feb
21
Jun
100
8
May
9
Feb
9
May
16
Mar
%
12 %
800
15% Mar
9% May
Corp:
Mines
D
C
Transit
Giant Foods
§Dejay
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8%
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stock
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—
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DeVoe
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1%
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600
41/4
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5%
5 1/8
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11%
10
700
6
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Grand Rapids
15
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291/2
20
138
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1491/2
1,600
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5%
5%
6%
3,000
3%
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24%
23%
25%
3,400
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10,100
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Feb
12
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Dixilyn Corp class
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Drilling & Exploration Co
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25%
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4,500
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325
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43
9% May
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27%
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17%
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18 Va
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14%
15 Va
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14 %
Oct
20
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6%
6%
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13"%
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3%
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8
1,900
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32%:
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1,100
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2%
2%
11,800
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32%
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2,300
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11%
11%
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21
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6%
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17% Mar
3%
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15%
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12%
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23%
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11%
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151/a Sep
17% Feb
1%
1%
1%
10,600
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28
4,100
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34
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3%
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5%
16
5%
63%
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31/2
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2
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51/4
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41/4 Aug
10%
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34
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Harvey
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4%
4%
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17%
5,500
7%
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6%
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7%
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4
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5%
6%
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5%
6
4,100
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—
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Eastern
States
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4%
4%
1
18%
18%
19%
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Electronic
&
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3,000
14%
11%
15%
12%
3,700
4,200
1
6%
1,200
14%
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16%
1.400
4%
4%
5%
6,400
13%
13%
14%
4,900
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71/2
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8
30% Mar
180
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165
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13%
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241/4 Feb
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1%
1
6%
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32%
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8%
5
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9%
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$2
convertible preferred
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6%
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1
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1
2 %
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16,600
461/2
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7%
4%
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3
104
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5
Jan
55%
Jan
Oct
3%
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May
Feb
Oct
1%
5
A
7%
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6%
Jan
2% May
6%
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17'/2
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6
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151/4
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5%
31/4
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8%
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7
1,000
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11%
3
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Chemical
Hilton
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&
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common
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B
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&
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5%
2,700
3,300
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8
8
8%
2,200
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5%
1.500
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15%
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14
Sterling Inc
Fischer & Porter Co
3
10%
1,300
2%
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10%
10%
200
9%
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1%
5,700
1
Oct
3
3%
5%
5%
6%
9,700
1
16%
15%
12
10%
10
17%
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163
151
163
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Mar
10,200
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Oct
Nov
5
2.500
Va
4
33%
1,200
1,500
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Investment
2
3%
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International
Nov
5
5
International
16%
1.200
32
Feb
8% Mar
8,300
1,400
11
Oct
5%
15%
1%
4%
4%
13%
May
Oct
May
Oct
4%
4%:
4%
2,400
3%
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_£l
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13%
8%
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13%
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1
10
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10%
91
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8,400
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30%
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900
1,900
1,400
3 500
600
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31
5
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1
7%
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*.
1%
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11%
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9%
Jan
Iowa Public Service
Jan
Ipco
Property
Royalty
1
Co 3.90%
Hospital Supply Corp
Air Chute
4%
Jun
Oct
13
Jan
Irving
Jun
40%
Feb
Israel-American Oil Corp
pfd.—100
1,700
6% May
36
11%
6%
July
Jun
Jun
__
1
100
Builders Inc__10c
Investors Funding Corp (N. Y.) cl A—5
6%
Feb
34
24 Vz May
4,100
4,200
Apr
22y2 Feb
21% Mar
Oct
9,200
1,300
8,000
America-
3%
27
9y4
May
16% Jun
*
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6%
3%
Feb
3% Feb
9% Feb
163
4
Mar
Feb
42'% Jan
101% Jan
33% Apr
190
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6%
6%
15%
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5
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6%
32%
of
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2%
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2%
5
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Insurance
Jan
July
200
600
6% July
1% Jan
25% Jan
2% Apr
20yo Jan
44V2 Apr
18V4 Mar
15ya Feb
36
Jun
18y8 Jun
90% July
26
May
15%
25c
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116
1,000
18
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
l4y4Mar
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26% May
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16%
170
6%
18%
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18
17%
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6%
27
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102
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5%
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Aug
21
94%
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20%
94%
27%
40
1,200
*
20
200
30
13%
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9 %
9%
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175
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common
convertible
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4%
15%
dep
2% May
5%
115
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6% Jan
11% May
8% Jun
30
14%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Independent Telephone Corp
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
1.000
5%
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American
Imperial
27.300
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8%
11%
5
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213
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4
8
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800
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31%
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5,400
34
2.50
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1% May
23
4%
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Fishman
2%
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National
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1 y4
6%
1%
11%
5
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10.800
1,700
3,200
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26%
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28% Jan
,
4
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14
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2,300
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4 800
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common
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11%
4
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26%
7%
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11
*
1;
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8%
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500
7%
115
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300
~~
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preferred
7%
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July
Jun
May
3,200
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7.50
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Jun
Dec
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&
Oct
11%
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&
15% Sep
12% July
47% Jan
40
Feb
106
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80
Mar
15% Jan
14% Sep
5%
14
1
A
Feb
7%
7%
•
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class
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5%
26%
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Group
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Jan
13% Mar
12%
4% Sep
»
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1%
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1%
1%
Nov
12
May
6% Oct
3% May
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4% Oct
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13 Oct
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29y4 Jun
7
6
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14
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3% Mar
4
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3%
9%
11 %
10% Jun r
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22
Jun
18
May
97
71
7%
11%
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1,200
3%
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20
9,400
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1
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26
78
9%
5%
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5,600
700
7%
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Hormel
7%
10
50c
Co
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1.800
Nov
14%
;
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Hydrometals
4% May
1
1.25
3,300
10%
31%
12%
__
3%
.
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3%
9%
;
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7
1
1
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2.50
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3%
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International
6%
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
10%
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3%
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14%
14
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(R)
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1
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1
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5%
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4
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100
100
Galion Products Inc
Hygrade
Fabrex
27%
♦
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Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Ind Inc
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71/4
Oct
41
900
4%
1/8
6%
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6,500
2%
4
i
2%
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98
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4
n
900
1,700
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4%
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_
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101
3%
45%
46
1
;
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101
10
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__
10%
30
10%
♦
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3 %
16%
5%%
& Co.
preferred
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ERT
100
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Corp
(W E)
4%
14%
25c
;
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10c
50c
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Jun
May
4%
•
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El-Tronics
Inc
141/4
6,900
5%
1
5%
25c
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4%
1,400
1
Communications
Research
Feb
43%
1
10c
Corp
Electronic
Corp
11%
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14%
1
—
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Heli-Coil
131/2
Dec
162
Inc
Electrographic
Feb
Oct
140
1
Ltd
Electro-Voice
Oct
6
39
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Elder-Peel
2
800
8
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Instruments
Rubenstein Inc
412
300
2%
42%
4%
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Echlin
7%
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preferred series A
preferred series :B__
$7
2%
39
39
new
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Bishop Inc
__
20%
12%
24%
14%
78%
5'A Mar
Oct
5%
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Haven
10c
%
•
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10c
Lithographing Co
Heinicke
class
Co
Can
Co
'
2% May
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500
14,900
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Eastern
Jan
4% Feb
6% July
May
May
May
78%
3%
4%
3%
2
2%
6%
78
__
1
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;
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18
18
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Hastings Mfg Co
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4%
16%
1
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartfield
2%
2
25c
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E
Eastern
46%
1
.
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Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc__50c
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1
Jan
15% Apr
23
Jan
44% Mar
Jun
27%
32%
l77/8
Jan
6%
Jun
28
Mar
5%
Oct
32%
Jan
41
Oct
1
—
Jan
1%
16
1/64 Nov
3%
Jan
5% May
Oct
May
Oct
34
Apr
12
Mar
26% Feb
Oct
22
1
Industries
Gulton Industries Inc
2%
8Va
5% July
4,800
3
10c
com
Jan
5% May
commop—60c
1
30
Corp
Feb
5
400
5
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10
11,100
130,600
15,400
Apr
30
10% Apr
8'A Jan
1%
2Va
Apr
3
4%
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Jun
2iy2Mar
15% Jan
Oct
18
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Jan
3% Nov
2% Jan
3% Oct
8% May,
5%
2%
1,700
4
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28%
Jun
3%
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50c
18%
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Oct
1
Oct
2% May
1
—
8
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1% Apr
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16%
1
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&
Jun
1.000
:
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10%
3,100
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13%
2,100
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American
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35
3'/a
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Grow
29%
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900
5%.
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14%
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Nov
Oct
11 Va
Co
100
8/0
3Va
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12%
13%
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5
Nov
12%
3!/4
__
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105i
12,900
17%
14
Jan
15%
May
600
•
11 y8
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17%
»
1
4
1
Industries
10% May
94%
1
1
A
preferred series A
Hydraulics
Greer
4%
17%
*
1
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Producers
Western
_5%
1
Nov
1%
2,700
15%.
4c
25%
1,600
15%
com
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Oct
14,700
10%
15%
Jan
13% Mar
25,400
13%
14%
Nov
.Aug
100
17%
12%
9-10
B
10 Va May
100
16%
Bowling Corp
Lakes Chemical Corp
Great
2,000
12%
12%
Lakes
Great
12%
'
10%
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American
Great
1
14
20% Mar
16%
16%
10s
1
15o
*
15% Mar
11% Mar
7%
6%
10%
19%
Jan
Oct
7%
35%
—1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
Duraloy (The) Co
Duro Test Corp
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Jan
14%
.
8
Feb
3% Mar
lt%
16%
'
5
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Drug Fair-Community Drug——
12%
14%
8% May
800
_
9%
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•
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&
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Coal
4
9%
-
Dominion
9
16%
_.
Systems new
Mills Inc
class
Jan
Fab
7%
Nov
-
class
Warrants
ord
rets
Jan
2%
11% July
5%
26%
*.
Great Basins Petroleum
Great
Ltd—
Co
dep
12
40%
1,300
1
Corporation
Guerdon
Distillers
.
11%
v__
n
Gray Manufacturing Co
Nov
26
% May
7.400
1%
1%
.
Jun
1% May
28%
27%
97%
Inc
Jewelry
Jan
9
9%
Oct
97%
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Gordon
13%
8%
in
4%
/ 97 Vz
Ltd——-
Manufacturing
12% Mar
6'% May
10
29,200
12%
Consolidated Mines
12%
4,700
9%
Goodman
(Adolf)
Dec
6,500
144
8
6%
*
Nov
May
:
5,500
20%
18
6%
50c
class A
Mines
Distilleries
Goldfield
Mar
31
Oct
81/4
1
Quality Supermkts
1st preferred
2,800
7%
1
143
Engineering Co Inc 1
Products
Hi/2
%
20%
25o
—
28
7
Nov
5%
Jan
6% May
3% Mar
*
—
Knitting
Jan
6 Va July
Mar
5
90
a
1
Co Inc
—
2,500
29%
7
1
Products
51/2
291/2
7
2%
6%
—
Co
C)
Security
Gobel
Jan
10%
—
Dilbert's
7%
2,550
8%
Oils
Corp
Gloray
21/4
11%
1,200
1
Corp—
Co
Jan
4%
~8%
Raynolds
Devon-Palmer
Apr
4%
1
Industrial
5%
7
Sep
Dec
21/4
Manufacturing—.—.1
&
0
1 ft
4%
—•——100
debenture
Desilu Productions Inc—
Detroit Gasket
3%
6,200
Globe
2%
35
com—20c
—^_1
50c
5
cl B_
Inc
Stores
2,800
12
i9o
A
3%
1
—
Inc com
Yellowknife
Jan
1
class A pref
System Inc cl a
Industries
4
4%
4
5,700
106
1
Inc
Dayco Corp
Defiance
4
4%
3%
Apr
1.800
14%
Controls
Giannini
Giant
9%
Oct
414
12 7/8
Brothers Inc
Davidson
Day
common
Nov
9
Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred „„———w
Gilchrist
50o
50o
2.50
20
Crystal Dairies
7%
28
Corporation——
Plywood
Stores
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Daitch
13,700
1%
Georgia
May
General Gas Corp
Glenmore
Daryl Industries Inc
1,200
8%
-2.50
General
14,800
4
2%
7%
—_l
Jan
Jan
121/4
%
7
2
5
Corp
Jan
10%
lii
1
Foam
71/4
111/2
11
6%
1,200
Jan
Mar
f"-'
General
8%
5
38,400
98
—£1
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing
Nov
11%
8
35%
Sep
8%
1
Development Corp
Jan
12%
8
Oct
"5
1
American
51/4
2 Va
500
25
General Electric Co Ltd—
Jun
10
4,700
7..:.
Oct
3
2,800
.500
2
1
5% May
100
7
3'/a
700
4%
-
Corp.
Battery
General
Feb
lOy*
May
2%
1,700
2%
*•£%
7
11%
25%
_'
3%
& Ceramic
General Builders Corp
11% Mar
Nov
% May
_
6%
Alloys Co
712
Jan
/
—a:
Jan
D
Davega
._100
9%
18%
10%
93
11%
common
——
11%
May
High
Jun
8
*
Oct
5
400
7
34%
2%
class A common—1
common_____—
200
6
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
25%
Inc
5 %
General
Co———-25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co
...
10c
Cubic Corporation
:
*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
•
Cutter Laboratories
20%
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co_
4%
Drug
Crown
Gatineau
Feb
35%
Aluminum
Crown
Jan
221/4
6'/2
--1
Co._—__—;
16%
Jun
7%
2
Industries Corp—25o
Petroleum (Md)
r5
Crown
Garan
Nov
16%
6%
—
25o
Corp
Crowley Milner &
Jan
71/4
1,300
General
--—--1
(Del)—50c
5
1
Corp
Industries Inc
Creole Petroleum Corp
Cresinont Consolidated Corp
1
3,100
17
Low
G
Feb
18
July
8%
5%
Vz
6
receipts (ord reg)—El
dep
Instruments
Par
20%
-
.
Crane Carrier
Shares
High
151/2 Aug
—1.50
England
1
Corp
Beverage
Cott
for Week
21%
8
a
Reynolds common
preferred class A
&
Range
of Prices
20%
8
®
Inc
Corroon
Cox
voting—^
Distilling Ltd ci A
non-voting
B
Class
Coro
Jan. 1
Low
15
Corby (H)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Range Since
High
Low
Par
Week's
STOCKS
for week
Shares
Range
of Pricee
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Salee
Week'*
Friday
stocks
12 y2
3%
—
1
10
1
18%
10c
%
2%
7%
6Vb
1%
12
3
83
10
17%
A
.
4,500
320
1,000
2,000
10,400
400
•
3V2
.4
3
8y2
6%
1%
12%
3%
83
10%
18%
%
'
40
19,300
1,000
21,600
6% May
3 Va
Jun
Nov
3 Va
Oct
83%
15% May
7% Jun
65%
Jun
10%
Feb
8,9iT Nov
49%
Jan
17
Jan
8%
Jan
12
Jan
92%
Oct
Feb
7
7% Mar
35%
14%
107
Jan
Feb
Mar
3%
Nov
7%
Jan
25%
Oct
39%
Jan
2%
Oct
7%
Apr
5% July
10
Aug
5%
Jun
8% Mar
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
11%
Nov
23%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
80%
Jan
88
Oct
Sep
11
.Aug
26% Mar
.7
Art"
#1 »•
Number 6219
196
Volume
(2405)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 7)
Last
Range
Exchange
American Stock
Shares
Low
Par
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Co
Jefferson Construction
Lake
Series
Jupiter
1,500
8%
3%
3%
1,100
2% May
5% Jun
9 Va
4
11
4%
10%
5
9,500
23%
6%
9 Va
Feb
Jun
4U
Feb
5%
2 V'a
1,700
1%
2%
2%
2,200
2
75c
5
7,800
3%
5%
4%
Jan
11% Mar
4ft Oct
2ft
2%
16
Apr
July
1,600
2VB
lnc
(The)__—
Corp
9
3%
warrants
B
Industries
8%
10c
Petrochemicals—
Jefferson Lake
Jetronic
Corp
Asbestos
Oct
8%
1
1
1
1
Glass Co
Nov
•12
Jan
Mar
Kansas
Katz
Corp
Industries
Mt
Diablo
Kavanau
Corp
Mountain
3
>4
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
!
Movie
Star
Cobalt Ltd—
Kilembe
Copper
Kin-Ark
Oil Company
r
%
3 nuO
9
15%
3,900
9% May
18
4,600
9
Nov
21%
Products
Kingston
1
Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
-J-—'—1
Kirby
25%
5,200
20% May
50%
Feb
Nachman
Feb
Namm-Loeser's
24
7%
12%
m
i%
--
a va
13
i
■..
.
1%
1%
i%
1%
.3,800
,
Oct
Klein
Kleiner t
(H
...
Hotels
Kostin
(The)
Kulka
Smith
'
2%
■
3%
5%
Oct
9%
2,900
Dec
14%
4
Jun
28%
29 v*
500
23
Jun
34 Va
Apr
5,000
8% May
12%
600
22% July
46%
Aug
Oct
2,500
3% May
2.AO
2.50
.—10
Nov
Sep
1%
Dec
National Alfalfa Deriydrat &
Jan
National Bellas Hess
1
Oct
2%
2%
Sep
3%
1
3 3«'«
Oct
Brewing
18 %
Sep
Aug
National
25 %
3,600
%
%
Sep
National
700
2%
Oct
7%
Jan
National
Equipment
5.600
12%
Oct
28%
Jan
National
Petroleum
Jan
National
Presto
Apr
Electric
.
Rental
8C0
9% May
19
4%
Oct
10% Mar
400
16%
Oct
24 %
Jan
National
Rolling
11
13%
14%
800
14%
17%
112,700
1%
2Vb
3,700
4%
4%
4%
2.800
Mills
153A
Jan
National
Rubber
Dec
28%
(Feb
National
Telefilm
1% May
lnc
10%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
Corp of Delaware.;
Lamson
& Sessions Co
Lanston
Industries lnc——
:
Lease
Corp
.
Flan International
Lee Filter
Lee
Realty
Leslie
Corp
lnc
Levine's
A__—
class
lnc
Fay
Class
Kessler
A
Louis
Sherry
lnc
3,500
15%
1,200
23A
1,400
1%
%
51,bU0
v2
9%
J0%
20%
25
__
300
11%
37.300
i
,
7%
7%
8%
7%
8%
8%
14
11.100
14
__
-4,700
5
400
10
Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
10%
Dec
15% Mar
403A Mar
8%
r
-Jun
14
Nov
9
Oct
51,200
Jan
*5%
9% May
7% July
6% Oct
Jan
25 3A
Dec;.;!
10%
Jan
6% Mar
Oct
%
Q1v
11VA
—•:
■
8
Nov
23
•
20%
Nov
2%
Jan
15
Oct
3%
__
!
May
14%
Jan
Jan
113A
Jan
187/8
Feb
3%
Jun
8
7%
Jan
Mar
9
8%
9,200
6%
Oct
12%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
3,900
iv*
Oct
4%
Jan
1
5
4Ve
4 Vb
4 Vb
200
4
Jan
4%
23 Vb
23%
300
21%
Oct
7 Va
7%
2,500
5%
Oct
13Vb
Jan
8% Oct
9% July
14%
Jan
Transit
Apr
212
9%
9%
11%'
900
12
9,700
3
2U
82,200
New Idria Min
Jersey
&
6%
15%
1,600
13 v*
Oct
22 %
Jan
18
19%
7,900
12 Va
Jun
27'A
Feb
7%
3,700
5
Oct
9 Vb
Aug
13,300
22
6%
45%
53
53
10
3,100
%
Nov
4 Vb
500
3%
Jan
2'A
2%
2
%
2,600
2
Jun
3%
7%
7
7%
8,700
6
Oct
16%
Feb
Feb
Aug
1,400
7%
Jun
800
7%
Nov
10%
12%
1,600
10 %
Oct
2,300
8%
Jun
York
10
8%
8%
8%
12 Vb
11%
12%
12
m
i(.
12,900
29%
29%
31%
2,700
26'A
Oct
36
Jan
1
11%
10 Va
6,900
8%
Jun
13%
Feb
22,600 ;
50c
Rim
Noma
North
Oils
Ltd
1,800
29
Jun
Oct
Oct
1%
29% May
Oct
42'A
Sep
39 % Mar
Jan
47
.
ill
i
pfd
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Industrial
37%
850
%
%
6%
9,300
%
Nov
ft
Jan
6Vb
6,900
4%
Jun
9%
Feb
2 VB
2
2%
6,800
1 % May
4
Apr
7
7
7%
2,400
4% May
7%
Sep
Vb
Vb
1 %
1%
2%
2%
3
1
25
1
Feb
Jan
Jun
4%
Jan
57%
140
55
j
Jun
62
Jan
93
93 Va
120
88%
Jan
94 Va
Nov
%
25,200
a
1
ft
10
5%
6
1
Corp
2%
11,800
2Vb
Jun
57
93%
100
1
7,600
3
May
1%
50
Co
RR
36%
%
6%
37
1
;
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Novo
28
'
1
Royalties Inc
Airlines
Penn
1,150
36
2%
1.25
Canadian
Northeast
1% Jan
1
1
North American
North
33 Va
35
Jan
1
.
Southern Railway
&
35%
*
Corp
Norfolk
2%
38%
Rosario—3.33 Vi
Ltd
Mines
Noramco. Inc
2%
*
»
11%
2%
Jan
19
17%
% May
1
(new)-:
Honduras
&
Nickel
Feb
12%
12%
8%
10
Nov
5
25c
Land
New York Auction Co
New
59% July
2% Jan
%
4Va
1
Arizona
Co
Jan
12
4 VB
•
2
New Park Mining Co
New Process
Apr
4
14%
19%
20c
Zinc
Mexico
19% Mar
Nov
1
Chem Co
&
New
New
lft
50c
class A
Co
Mur
9%
11%
Mar
32
30c
Co
lnc
Stores
~7%
ft May
5%
62,900
% Mar
10%
Oct
2
1,700
2%
,
May
Apr
Mar
14
27%
5
25
2.50
Co—
2
—
••
,
7%
100
3
Oct
6
1%
'9%
8,400
1
Jun
13A
1,100
b%
Nov
16
31,200
93A
Oct
35%
3
3
17%
71'A
17%
71%
,
3%
1
9%
13%
1
9%
Mines—.10c
Systems lnc
10c
Corp.
3%
—
_10
30c
Exploration.:
&
87/b Sep
2%
%
9%
—_1
Lundy Electronics &
Lunkenheimer (The)
Lynch
Dec
4% Mav
v
Jan
53A
Oct
2%
Silver Lead
Friday
Lucky
123A
1,100
2.400
25c
Service
Land
Louisiana
1.600
5%
1
1
—
Corp__—
Preserves
Gas
15
3%
5%
23%
25c
-
Electronics
Louisiana
700
—1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-WittnaueT Watch Co
Loral
4
2% May
3,700
•
3,100
2%
10c
1
20c
(Del)
2 %
13%
13
13%
2,400
24%
22%
24%
143,800
50c
Nuclear Corp of Amer
5%
5%
4 Vb Mar
Bartlett—
&
-
3% Jun
Nov
2
3'A
Livingston Oil Co—-——_———-lOo
Locke Steel Chain—,1
:
:—2.50
Lockwood
Ttm
900
24
7%
Jan
25%
Nov
3%
1
-10
Corp of America lnc
Lithium
25%
ri-t
2%
10%
4
:
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
5%
preferred.-..
Oct
7a'-
3Va
24
1
—1
25c
1
Products class A
Motor
Lefcourt
Corp
7%
10%
14%
2%
5%
67/B
12% Mar
10c
Associates
National Union Electric Corp
7 7O0
3%
14%
3
3,700
7%
10
Machinery
National
Feb
3.900
10%
-
6%
2
Co
9%
4,300
11%
l1 %
2%
2Va
.
5
10
1
—1
•—_£
Corp
2
2
5
:.
Larchfield
10,A
2%
-
3
:
Industries
Lamson
9%
11'A
2%
6
—1
1
23A Mar
Oct
3,%
6
1
Ltd
Industries
July
14%
Dec
9%
1
Ltd
National Research Corp
2
Jan
15%
25c
Machines
Weld
9,900
17
7%
Jun
4% May
5% Nov
1
lnc
Company
3,400
16%
Oct
8%
6,400
■
Jan
Sep
5%
16%
3%
17,500
7%
5
1
Corp
(Mich)
National Casket Company
12%
%
500
15%
6%
Milling—3
Co
%
3
4%
13 Va
7Va
1
Bowl-O-Mat
National
41 %
A
13% May
13% Jun
4%
15%
25c
4%
1
Corp—-1
1 7
____i
—1
Jan
1
Nat Nast lnc class A
Nestle-Le
lnc
7
1
lnc
12%
Radio Electronics
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
4%
Feb
5
lnc
Industries
Napco
Packing Co
Nelly Don lnc
i
Apparel
12 Va
45
4%
Jan
6% Mar
N
Needham
Lafayette
12
44%
4%
Corp
Nedicks
L'Aiglon
12
44%
50c
5
10c
1,100
28%
Co
12
33VaC
Jan
24,700
16%
16%
Co
Forge
Ma*
5%
..2.50
Electronics Corp.
Feb
35
14
3%
National Video Corp
Kropp
18%
Jun
7%
6Vb
16%
A—
Oct
May
21
4%
25c
Corp class
700
5%
15%
Corp
(The)
11,700
9%
3%
3%
5,700
13.600
lx
r:<
Corp
Kratter
15%
;
—-■
■'
5
600
27%
9%
Feb
14
13%
6,000
/
16%
23
—A--
Knott
14 Va
26
5%
15%
Inc
L)
.
v
1
Dept Stores Inc
(IB) Rubber Co
(S)
Klion
16%
20%
15%
1
Industries Inc
Kleer-Vu
12%
13%
27 Va
5%
July
%
20,700
3 Va
16%
10c
6% Aug
Nov
26 %
9% May
1% Jun
400
;
100
Jan
Oct
7%
.•/.
-
2%
21%
1
Corp Ltd—
Minerals
Kirkland
Jan
1
National
Kinney Service Corp
4 Vb
5%
Feb
Vs
9
3
l
100
5%
50c
Apr
10
44,300
95%
1 Va
Company
Kingsford
4
Jan
15
:
~itt
10c
Jan
A
Company
7o%
•'%
•8%
-
Jau
Jan
3%
'
class A
Mfg
Ohio
,b
i%
1
14%
1
7 Va
24
>
Jan
4% May
—
12.50
Tel
&
class
lnc
Videotronics
2
9%
1
Jan
10%
1,500
*
158 Va
Nov
■
1
1 ''8
15 Va
25c
Co
6%
Jan
3%
Jan
10 Vb
6%
6%
144%
2,500
5%
2.50
lnc
Tel
States
lnc
6%
'it—A'"
■
T
1
Chemical
Kawecki
10 Va
Oct
4%
1
Vernon Mills
Mount
Movielab
2
.-—.—I
Company
Broad Bldg Co—
&
Oct
1%
4%
4
-
Company
6%
pfd—100
4%%
Electric
&
Gas
Drug
Kaufman
5%
153
High
350
158
'
preferred
Muter
50c
& Company
(D)
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
'
6%
Murray
Kaiser
Low
I
Industries common
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
.;
K
Kaltman
Shares
25c
Muntz TV lnc
4
for Week
•
Products
Electro
Mt Clemens
MPO
-
Range
of Prices
Par
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Morse
Jefferson
;
■
•
High
J
Jeannette
Last
Sale Frioe
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
stocks
'
1 27%
;
4%
14%
3%
1,200
.7%
Oct
18
2,000
153A
Jun
72%
9,200
28%
.5%
3,400
58% May
20% Feb
4,600
3% May
25%
25
450
22%
Oct
8V«
3,300
5Va
Jun
7%
Feb
o
Mar
Feb
7% May
Manufacturing
Oak
Jan
80 %
Apr
Ohio
32
Corp
Ogden Corp
Sep
Apr
Old
Feb
23%
1
Co
Brass
Ohio
63A
29%
9% Mar
Co
Petroleum
Occidental
23
preferred—
100
1
40c
preferred
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
1
4%%
Power
Town
Corp
common
Electric
Oxford
270
12%
2,400
5 Va
800
5
5
7 Va
1,250
53
51
6%
7 Vb
13%
12
3%
3%
A com—1
Manufacturing class
M
98%
11%
13 %
31%
2 8'A
Corp
20%
98
1
Oxford
700
11%
1
Securities
Overseas
.24%
1,800
1,200
1,300
4
32 Va
19%
Oct
26%
12 Va May
4Va
98%
51%
12 Vb
23,400
6
5%
15 % May
6
Feb
33%
Feb
3% May
19 Va
Jun
.400
22%
Feb
Apr I
7% Aug
64%
Oct
Nov
10
Nov
17 Va Mar
4% May
7,400
Jan
'■
99
7% May
3% May
45 %
Feb
Feb
29
I 93% Aug
'
Feb
11%
Oct
Oct
Sep
^
i
MacFadden-Bartell
Macke
Vending
class
Co
Airlines
Macoid
Industries
lnc
lc
50c
Petroleum Corp vtc—■:
Oil Corporation
Magellan
Magna
Tire
Oct
Jun
4% Feb
25% Mar
19%
14
Oct
30%
1%
2.50
20%
700
1 Vb
4,000
1
Aug
2
4,000
2%
Oct'
53A May
20,300
%
Jan
1% Mar
1
2%
5
21
13%
4'A
23
63A
.—
Rubber
&
1%
11%
bva
*
10c
——1
Specialties Inc__
Mallory Randall Corp__
Mangel Stores
——u
Majestic
Mansfield
2,500
3,700
<—7
Service
Public
1%
18%
114
-*
.
1%
17'A
19%
114
2%
—1
,33%c
A
Inc___
Mackey
Maine
1%
17'A
50o
warrants
Trucks lnc
Mack
Corp
if 3
1%
.
7,200
4%
Oct
10% May
800
18 %
Jun
243A
14%
11.900
10 Vb
Oct
b%
5 Vb
4%
3,600
3%
24
23
Feb
.21%
78
13%
Feb
1.4 JO1
18 %
7
4.500
6%
Oct
Apr
32 %
Jan
11%
Jan
Oct
40%
Jan
May
6
10%
Jan
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
Coast
Co
cum
conv
6%
cum
conv
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
5
Gas
%%
&
00
Ltd
U——
_j
Martin-Marietta
Corp
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Industries
Oil
Mfg
Menasco
Co
Island
Mining
Ltd
Corp
\
Apr
27%
32
27%
28'A
3,800
20 %
Jun
38
27
27%
2,300
1678
Jun
11%
11 %
15,000
29% May
13% Apr
4%
4%
214
21%
4%
4%
800
4%
—1
1
1
Co—
Refrigerating Co
Merchants
Merrill
—50c
—1
Corp___—
&
Jonnson
15,700
41*8
11%
*
warrants
Corp
McCrorv
McCulloch
.
lnc
Maule
IVkad
1
1
--*
3
Corp
Masco
Feb
29%
2714
27%
warrants-.
Corp..
Cup
Maryland
3%
£1
;
5%
4%
20,000
2 Va
15.600
19%
23%
112,800
4%
4%
2,300
2
17% May
8% May
4%
Dec
42%
6%
Jan
Feb
Jan
4.50%
4.36%
Pacific
Pacific
3%
Oct
Jan
$4.40
3
0«t
4
Jan
$4.75
Oct
42
May
$4.75
%
16
3% May
16 Va July
500
i7« July
12%
5%
21%
1
Jan
$4.36
Jan
Pacific
Feb
Pacific
Pacific
Metal & Thermit
Miami Extruders
—1
1
10
lnc
Chemical Corp
Michigan
Michigan Sugar Co common
preferred
6%
Micromanic
Midwest
1
1
lnc
Associates
Investment
—50c
Wohl
4%%
Milo
Co
convertible
Corp
of
preferred
Corp
*
5%
4%
Jun
15 % Mar
9%
2.900
7%
12% Mar
12%
15%
13%
19%
7%
21,300
7
May
800
11
May
300
—
18%
17
800
■4
150
9
2,iuo
8%
12%
103
24%
400
50
24'A
200
43A
5 %
6,500
43A
4%
12,000
%
3 %
(Can). Ltd
of America
1
1
Corp
Warrants
Precision
Industries
1
4.80%
4.50%
preferred series B
series C~
Dreferred
For footnotes,
see
—100
—100
38%
15
Jan
Mar
30%
Nov
4 %
May
26 % Mar
8%
Jan
36 va Mar
13
Feb
Jun
15%
100
103 %
Jan
page
35.
27%
25 v*
Jan
100
25%
Jan
27%
24 Va
Jan
26Va Mav
26 Vb
26%
25 Vb
24%
25%
900
22%
Jan
25%
Nov
24
24
200
22 % July
24%
Apr
2% May
10%
102% 102%
80
95 Va
95%
70
88%
Jan
4,600
2%
Oct
4 Va
3%
24%
11%
& Light
5%
Markets
Super
Tubes
Pall
Corp class A
Pancoastal petroleum
100
1
50c
—*
1
vtc—2 Bol
pfd
Page-Hersey
(C A)
1
(C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical Company
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A
10c
Parker
Pen
Class
class
Co
2
2
A
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
102
4Va
56 Vb
18%
36 Va
%
3%
%
3%
3%
23%
24%
4,900
11%
11%
30,600
102
6%
3,300
102%
5%
200
1
Jan
40
Apr
1%
1%
1%
14,000
1 % May
3%
Jan
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
Perfect
Circle
JulV
94 % May
Permian
Oils
&
103 %
Jun
Peruvian
Jan
97%
Nov
Phtllips-Eckhardt
Feb
Jan
100
106 Va May
10
Mar
66
Oct
Mar
Va
400
57%
7,100
36
19'A
2,000
15%
Oct
24 %
34%
38%
8,100
22 Vb
Jun
53
May
1 %
23,000
78
Nov
a
1,700
3 Va
Oct
A
%
3Va
4
11,800
%
Jun
300
5%
Jun
8%
u
33
%
6
5
2,100
Jun
11 V2
100'
17
Aug
24%
Feb
19%
19%
300
17
May
23 l/s
Apr
5%
4
Dec
10
Oct
1
(Mass)-20
12 Va
Minerals
Electronics
7VB
2%
2
1
5%
Jun
Jan
5 Va
Jar»
Jan
12%
12%
900
10%
Oct
24%
70
70%
300
68
Nov
88'A Mar
9%
1
7,7.00
Aor
12% May
2
27Va
5'A
12%
U
Apr
8%
20 Vb
7
7 Va
25c
Aug
20 Vb
500
2.50
*
Jan
Jan
May
1% Mar
.7 Va
10c
Jan
Feb
Oct
7% May
Inc
91
5'A
2 iV Jan
Corp
97%
Jan
17%
10%
7,700
Corp
Photo
9
5,600
Pep
25% July
35
May
20 % May
18 VB
4
Jan
Dec
5% Mar
Vb
Jan
Jun
95%
9%
6%
Oct
154
3
3% May
Oct
103'A May
9%
Feb
9
Jan
55%
4 Vb
Feb
Dec
Nov
Jun
97%
3
.
(The)
96
9%
Pato Consolidated
Boys
100 Vb
Jan
3
7Vb
2
6%
Jan
Jan
90
1
Corp
Jun
25
91v*
130
5%
8%
20Vs
19%
30
96
96
0
Pacific Power
Oct
26 Va
800
102 v*
3%
88
2,800
27 Va
190
Jun
%
27 Va
4,600
Warrants
Apr
26%
27 VB
26%
4%
20 v*
19
1
28 Va May
Gold Dredge Ltd—1
Penn Traffic Co
2.50
Pentron Electronics Corp
—1
6,000
„
Jan
2 CO
27
Apr
Apr
100
12,800
90
25 Va
Pantepec Oil
8,200
94
26%
Pantasote Company
Apr
12 %
94
Feb
27
100% 100%
21% Mar
26%
__
29%
4%
Perfect
preferred
27 Va July
Paddington Corp class A
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
2,300
100%
Packer's
11%
Hi
.29%
Oct
—2
Jan
25%
ft
25%
Sep
Oct
28%
6%
preferred
*
dividend preferred
•
dividend preferred
—•
conv
dividend preferred——*
dividend preferred
*
Northern Airlines
1
Northwest Bell Telep
11
Petroleums Ltd
1
Jan
11%
Molybdenite Corp
8%
33%
29
$4.50
Lighting
15%
Jfloy
11 %
Jun
Inc
Industries
Jun
Oct
14
1st pfd—25
31
1st preferred
Oct
6
1,800
31
12%
Oct
8
27,300
6%
8,200
4,200
25
Electric
7%
33%
Jan
8%
103
--
6'A
12
31
8%
12%
9
Dec
2'A May
9% Aug
3%
_1
900
33%
1,600
4
Canada
1,900
3
Jun
Nov
4
10%
17
50
.
10%
23A
19%
7%
Power &
Molybedenum
Monogram
10%
213A
10%
163A
Light 5% pfd—100
Mirro Aluminum Company———10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Mohawk Airlines lnc__
..1
Minnesota
90O
50c
common
Electronics
Mining
5,400
4%
2.50
Mill Factors Corp
Miller
33%
13%
14%
5
Co
Financial Corp
Midwestern
9
50c
Abrasive—
Mid-Wesi
10%
23A
10%
Corp
Hone
Microwave
33%
32%
4%
5
10c
Corp
21
7%
25
1st pfd series A
25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.80%
Jun
Jan
Apr
May
May
32%
7%
redeemable
5%
13%
21
33
1
Inc
1st preferred
5%
43
Jun
25
Properties
preferred
1st
3,100
10
Oct
18
9%
8 Va
17%
9%
25
25
preferred2nd pfd A
5% redeemable
International Marine
Marconi
1
common
28%
28
8
Products
5 %
500
10
27 Va
28%
1,900
5%
5%
8,500
12%
13'A
16,400
U
liS
9,000
6%
4,400
5%'
11%
Jun
Oct
9% Oct
4
Va
A
Nov
4 Vs May
;
Apr
33 v*
8% May
24%
Apr
16%
Jan
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
(2406)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 7)
Last
Dist Tel Co
Co—
Screw
Phillips
Plastics Corp_
Plume
Polarad
Foloron
Products
Powdrell
Pratt
B
7
3,100
Jun
10% Mar
2.V. */2
3%
13%
Feb
21%
Nov
3%
Nov
10(4
100
6%
Jun
13% Mar
28(4
Jun
44
3% May
13
8%
37
5%
5%
12,400
13%
13'%
.
2%
3o
Penn
4.56%
Feb
4.78%
4.48%
convertible
preference
4.32%
cumulative
cumulative
preferred
preferred
preferred
70
350
J un
1
2"•%
3
Oct
Oct
38 '4
Apr
9%
Jan
Southern
California
Mar
Southern
Pipe
3%
Oct
23(4
Jun
8%
1,500
8
Jun
13% Apr
8%
4,000
7%
Oct
13%
Apr
5%
3,000
5(4
Jan
6%
Jun
3%
4(4
4,100
3%
Oct
9%
11 %
5,800
~%
0"t
17
Jan
Aug
22%
Feb
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Speedry Chemical Products class
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
43
b~U
10
5%
20
27
27
Dec
Standard
Brands
10% May
13
Jan
Standard
Dredging
100
20c
•
92%
94(4
250
87
50%
48
51
1,400
45
10%
10%
11
1.2C0
5
24%
22
25%)
July
Corp
Standard
Forgings
Jan
Standard
Metals
25%
Dec
Standard
Corp
(4
2%
28%
28%
2
1
•
Corp
2%
2(4
5,400
Dec
Jun
25
500
29
411
Feb
Feb
34
class
Tube
Standard
Q
Uranium
Stanrock
Industries
B
(The) Corp common
convertible preferred
50c
Radiation
Instruments Inc
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
Statham
Enterprises Inc
IRamco
Industries
Earner
Ramo
class
Inc
•
20c
Inc
7(4
Properties
24%
Equities
20(4
&
4.8CU
18 '/8
Nov
10
Jun
4,400
15
23(4
25(4
19%
15 % May
4,000
10
7,700
9
7 %
7"v«
2,oU0
8,1'ri
(4
May
1% Aug
28%
300
2 V4
2'11
G.oou
4
3(4
41/4
47.4C0
4(4
4%
8,200
27
5c
1
Corp
4 (a
4,100
16%
Re I
in%
Oct
1
*
3%
4,500
3%
Jun
3
%
Oct
10%
Jun
4%
16(4
3,100
9%
1,400
Argentine Mining Co
__50c
1
•
l "4
x-
i",4
9%
9 li
i
Algom Mines Ltd common
Jan
to
Technical
Gas
Apr
23 %
Jan
5%
4%
pfd
(J
Sterling
Sterling
F
8
Jan
Nov
Oct
8%
Jun
10%
A May
Jan
5
4%
4%
1,60 J
4%
Oct
.7%
Jan
10%
10%
6.800
"%
Oct
19(4
Jan
10
82(4
Jun
86%
Nov
Oct
9%
86
_4%
86
9%
Feb
4%
600
15%
15%
909
11(4
Jun
13% Jan
26% Mar
13%
*
1
4%
13%
600
10%
Jun
13%
"
3%
4 (a
7%
75.,
8
5
4%
5
3,400
800
3% July
Jun
5
11%
10%
Nov
11(4
3%
Oct
7
Oct
4%
Oct
18(4
Ncv
8% May
1,400
2%
lc
•
10 Vh
9%
10%
1,600
13%
13%
14%
12,100
7%
Jun
1
3%
3%
3%
5,900
3%
May
2 u,
2 (4
Inc
Inc
Avenue
50c
Petroleum
1
l
2%
%
2-a
3'7
aVa
3%
4
4,100
Nov
7(4 May
700
Lawrence
Saiem-Brosius
San
Carlos
New
San
20%
___2.50
Inc
Milling
Co
20%
1.000
Supronics Corp
3(4
3%
4,800
7(4
3%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
'i
•
7(4
200
series
preferred
Class
20
4%%
series
preferred——.
4.40%
series
preferred
B
A
5.60%
series
preferred
common
6%
cum
conv
Fisher
&
Gems
Electric
International
3.50
World
Sealectro
Corp
Airlines
5% Jan
15% Mar
15%
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
21%
Apr
1%
Oct
4%
Jan
6
Nov
8
Oct
Technical
Telectro
Co
Corp
Oil
7%
22%
10
10%
28,900
Dec
8%. Mar
5% Mar
3
5%
91.7U0
7%
7%
7%
2,300
9%
13%
14
650
9 %
May
5
I_*
22%
23
31,000
18
12.50
81%
81%
86 Vb
95%
96
Shawinigan Water & Power.
Co
common
__'
100
Stconey-Caribbean Petroleum Co____10c
~~
~ %
Signal
25%
25(4
27
26
26
Class
Silicon
Silver
Oil
&
of
Canada
Co
class
A
B
Creek
*
.
2
__2
Transistor
Silver-Miller
Silvrny
Gas
Coip
Precision
Mines
Lighting
Ltd
Inc
—20c
Corp
75
22
(4
10c
41;,
U
4u
1
i/4
(4
25c
For footnotes, see page 35.
22
2
I
3
u
(a
74.500
75
4 34
lil
3
1 -i
2(4
2,100
10,300
22,400
1,800
(4
19% May
17%
19
4,900
12%
Oct
24%
8 (4
9%
23,000
16%
18%
6,900
12%
13%
1,100
4% May
14
18
20%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jun
8%
31%
Feb
Jun
22%
Feb
10%
500
10
Oct
13% Mar
17%
100
16%
Jun
18%
1%
1%
1%
14,000
1 %
Jun
20%
4(4
19%
21%
6,700
16%
Oct
41'/
4%
4%
9,700
3 (4
Oct
11% Mar
5
5%
7,300
4
Oct
17%
Jan
7Va
3,100
6
Nov
7"%
Nov
2%
1,000
2
Oct
5%
5%
27% May
('4
5% May
Nov
%
2,900
%
2%
38
Jan
Jan
Nov
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
1(4
Jan
%
Dec
2%
Jan
Oct
30%
Jan
(4
2,000
3 %
Aug
10%
2,700
8%
Oct
800
%
13%
3%
13,700
7
6%
1,100
14
31/4
3
10
12
6%
4,600
34(4
39(y
-64,200
25
32%
32
32%
700
24
30(4
32
500
22
6'%
9% Mar
13(4
Sep
Oct
10
Feb
Oct
4%
6%
37%
66
Mar
Jun
May
7% July
42%
1(4
1 %
1%
7,400
25%
22%
25 %
24,800
42%
40
6,500
28%
1 %
Jun
Oct
12 Va May
36
36
Apr
Apr
8% Mar
50%
6%
Apr
Jan
35% Mar
Oct
53 % Mar
21(4
20%
11,300
14%
9%
9%
21,700
6(4
Oct
26%
Jan
2%
2%
6%
5%
2%
2 %
4,800
2%
Oct
4%
Jan
21/2
2%
2,600
2 %
May
4%
Jan
6(4
7%
2,900
4%
Oct
16%
Jan
5(4
6%
23,100
3%
Oct
14(4 Mar
2 %
3 %
6,900
2%
2%
2%
2,000
1% May
4
4
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1,900
3 (4
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8
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debosit
24%
10
26,000
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Oct
4% May
8(4
Jan
3
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7%
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20,000
%
Sep
1%
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101(4
75
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Jan
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Dec
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100
<>
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def
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%
2,600
5
27,000
July
5,600
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6 Vb
Oct
May
-1A
10
Jail
Mar
16(4 Mar
6
Universal
Town
Photolab
Corp
10c
8%
4%
5%
4,700
3%
400
3
Aug
4 (a
Oct
92
5
Nov
Dec
Jan
Nov
Jan
12 % Mar
7%
Aug
13%
13
1,800
July
18%
Jan
4%
4,600
3 Va
Jun
6(4
Jan
2,600
6 (4
Oct
12
Feb
100
7%
Oct
13
Mar
3%
Oct
4%
7(4
9 (4
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*
1
*
2% May
10
Cable Co
True Temper Corp
10
5%
10%
11%
500
9(4
Oct
21%
31%
34%
Oct
43 %
Jan
28
28%
18,900
1,500
22%
28(4
warrants
1,800
8 (4 Mar
4%
10%
33%
Corp
Tri-Continental
13%
4(4
"warrants"
Forging Corp
&
100
July
Apr
Steel
Williams
Conduit
3%
31/4
4%
1
Corp—
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&
91
5c
Inc
6 (4
26 %
85 %
91
3%
1
1
of Nevada
Mining
Tonopali
Jun
125
22(4
91
3(4
Sep
4%
900
23 %
22
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100
300
22%
Corp__
20
4%% preferred—__100
Edison
6
Jun
19(4 May
2%
6 (a
2%
registered__5s
Shipyards
Toledo
' May
28%
Nov
24
Jan
r
V
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
5%
Nov
Union
7%
Dec
Union
Investment Co—
Stock Yards of Omaha
United
Aircraft Products
Jan
United
Elastic
Corp
& Gas Ltd vtc
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——
Foods Inc
9(4 Mar
United
Jan
United
Milk Products
16
Jan
United
8% Mar
Molasses
American
dep
United
Jan
U
S
Jan
U
S
Ceramic
30%
Feb
U
S
Natural
Jun
%
Jan
U
S
Rubber
N
Air
RR
Corp
Tile Co
Feb
United
Feb
Universal
Warrants
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Series
Corp—
1962—
Warrants
Series
Jan
Universal
3(4
Jan
Universal
Container Corp cl A
Controls
Inc
11
Aug
15(4
Jan
21%
300
20
Nov
26%
Jan
2,000
14% July
3%
Jun
22%
7
Feb
Mar
4%
4%
3%
3%
312
7,900
1%
1
1%
34,200
40%
300
36%
Nov
46(4
1,000
5%
Jun
8%
3%
Nov
9(4 May
6
Oct
8%
3%
Nov
8% May
.V
40 V*
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5%
6
4
4 Va
19.700
6%
4
6%
200
'
3
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1
Nov
6
2
Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
195
Sep
2%
2%
2%
800
2(4
Oct
4
Jan
4%
4%
4%
200
4 %
Nov
6%
Jan
7%
Nov
179
Jan
6%
7(4
6,300
2(4 May
6%
6%
1,900
5
Oct
7% Mai
5 (4
5(4
400
4
May
8
2%
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2%
3,800
1%
Jun
4%
2%
2%
2%
1.100
1%
Jun
4%
4%
5
800
4 %
Oct
8
Feb
5 %
5 (a
5%
41.700
3%
Oct
9%
Jan
7 Va
1
25c
6%
1955-
%
American
100
—50c
1
600
4%
1
Gas
Reclaiming Co
Stockyards Corp
31
7(4 Apr
1% Mar
J
Conditioning
17 %.Mar
1,000
12
21
*
1
10c
Oct
5,000
17%
11%
5
Co Ltd—
rets ord regis
& Canal
7%
8%
17 Vb
8%
5
*
4
20
50r
1
1
Investing—2.60
Improvement &
10%
Jan
Nov
Jun
Feb
32
1%
Jun
14%
Feb
98(4
Oct
7%
300
26%
25(4
Oct
3,100
16%
38
119(4
(4 May
10%
Oct
19% May
10
Feb
Jun
10
16%
Oct
20
4'/8
14%
10%
J/an
15%
Oct
May
Feb
20
Oct
21
7,000
Jan
4%
2,100
Jun
92
30%
Oct
2%
2.400
Aug
73%
50
27
Sherwin-Williams
1,700
Nov
2%
May
15
17
United
1,100
Feb
Feb
Mar
23%
37%
5%
6,700
9%
6%
12
16%
24% Mar
11%
3,600
Jun
18 May
19,400
2%
Oct
May
22(4
Oct
5(4
22%
li'u
25
6
16%
Oct
10%
3%
800
22%
7%
41i/
4%
1,700
1
11%
5
4,900
4%
9
10'/4
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—5s
16,990
Mining.:
6%
4%
8%
Jan
25c
Tobacco
Asbestos
Oct
Apr
17%
pi'd
Inc
class A—
Thriftimart Inc
Canco Oil
3% May
34(4
Thorofare Markets Inc
United
3%
Feb
Jun
24%
3% Mar
United
1.600
3,600
15% Mar
Oct
3.300
30
Jun
Jan
4 %
28%
16
Jun
613
5%
Apr
5(4
Jun
10%
26%
4%
14(4
Jun
9
1%
3(4 May
4%
Jun
3%
1
16%
10% May
45/
10%
900
800
900
43.,
Jan
Sep
6,400
19,800
*
9%
24(4
1%
2,000
11%
Jun
Jan
Feb
Oct
135-
Jan
7%
5,700
Jan
5%
i0%
32
12%
Mar
2 Va
^.3
Jan
22%
4%
1
Feb
6%
Nov
1,500
1
;
preferred
11
Jan
3,200
20c
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4';
May
May
Co
Inc
9%
10%
3
;i
—
May
Feb
14 Vb
20 %
Feb
13
1
14
Oct
Jan
1%
11%
5,200
6%
1%
800
12
2%
28(4
350
13 %
24
Oct
4% May
.
6,600
13%
5"%
15% Mar
10%
Oct
3,700
15%
8%
6,800 :
Mar
32%
20%
Trav-ler Radio
__25c
Corp o/f America
Servcmechanisms
Denn
18%
13%
86
Nov
Oct
3,500
9
24%
4
Jun
11%
% 5
1%
Triangle
4%
6%
8%
24
Feb
12%
Jan
18 (a
13%
21%
Feb
11%
20%
Jun
6%
ni/„
19%
15
Oct
5
Feb
5%
14
1%
Feb
Oct
10c
_10
7%
3 (4
1
8
1%
(4
Co
23%
5(4
•
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2%
10
16%
18
9(4
"warrants"
Inc
Shovel
Tliew
Oct
5%
—_
Ins-
28,800
7(4
24
2%
72
100
May
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred—
Textron
Aug
U
2% May
5% Nov
2,600
7%
Jan
2%
.—
11%
1
*
10c
Transue
6(4 May
10(4
5/8
25e
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com
16%
10(/2
2,700
Inc
Apr
Dec
1,600
6%
50c
Corporation
& Light
$4.56
Power
Mar
9%
14%
24
10c
Inc—
Electronics
Terminal-Hudson
Aug
6'4
Corp
Latz Inc
1,600
Apr
23 Vb May
2%
Engineering
Tenney
20
Oct
Nov
Jan
1
Industries Inc
Television
Lux
3%
Seeburg
Leather
(
1
Corp
TelePrompter
Teleregister Corp
20/
4%
24%
23%
Jun
4%
12
10c
Corp
World
1
common
Inc.
4
2,200
Apr
Jun
Aug
*
Industries
Jun
"6 %
84%
21%
65
*
:
22%
4
500
Apr
Apr
87% Mar
1
Inc
Inc
Inc
20% Aug
21(4
24
Jan
20c
Operations
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
Trans
1
Inc__.
Security Freehold Petroleums
Sston
10
4<B
Milling Corp—,
Plywood & Lumber
Servo
9%
9%
1
Seaboard
&
5%
6
:i
Seaboard
Seligman
900
10
pfd__i
I
Seaboard Allied
(The)
8%
5%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seeman Bros
8
___25c
Co
New
2,100
82(4
10
*
5
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Technical
Texstar Corp__
Textron Electronics
5
300
5%
8~
Inc
900
%
(8
5
25e
;
22%
%
5%
:
Savoy Industries (Del)__:
Screen
22
50c
81
12 (4c
Tampa
Jan
4% July
4% Jan
18%
20
Petroleums Ltd
>avage Arms Corp__
Sayre
I..
20
Paper Corp__.
200
21%
:_20
fjarcee
Saxon
21%
27
73% July
75
4/4
13 %
29%
5%
4%
5
5
common
18
21%
25
6%
—-
2
cumulative preferred
4%
Trans
—
700
400
1
class
Inc
Mar
Diego Gas <fc Electric Co—
5%,
30%
26(4
Mar
T
Talon
Tower
16 pesos
36% Mar
;
13"%
1
Corp
12%
Ltd—
common
Jun
22% July
(4
30(4
Jun
Jun
29%
200
25c
10c
50c
._25c
Texas
Oct
20%
2,100
27%
Supercrete Ltd—
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Todd
•
Corp Ltd
32%
7
Texam
s
St
41(4 Mar
2
Oct
1%
2% May
23
Jun
1,400
o/«
1
Amer
.
Oct
22%
~3%
20
1
1
Amer
„
11(4
500
7%
Jan
9
2%
uo
6
4
1%
Feb
Jan
5(4 Mar
1.800
10,200
uOc
2
5^
10%
2,500
(a
10
,1
American Corp
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynu*
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h
Inc
Royal School Labs Inc
F oyalite
Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth
4
I
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Industries
5%
5(4
30 ♦
Inc
Inc
Products
4
£7
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31J
5(4
X
Roosevelt Raceway
Products
regis
Inc
2,000
12,300
~2%
"
1 ^
Warrants
ord
rets
Jan
8%
2%
6%
Taylor
4%
Nov
Feb
16%
10c
1
Paper
Jun
0%
11%
29%
8
:—4
Swanee
Nov
8
14%
Corp new—
Electronics Inc
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Sunair
Nov
4%
4% May
6% May
14
2v
1
Stylon
Sep
7%
3%
4%
6,700
4,200
51
Feb
1%
7,400
10
6%
1,400
,
1
Cobb Arner Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
16% Mar
4%
100
1
Inc
Field
Co
B)
6%
75
5
1
10c
*
Shop Inc
Stop &
20% Mai-
20c
Inc
Products
Sterling
(The)
Company
Aluminum Products—
Brewers Inc—
Precision Corp (Del)
Stephan
5% May
18%
,/8
1
50c
Chemical Co
Stepan
Ltd—
dep
Corp
Inc
Stelma
300
30% May
Feb
1
common
Elec
&
Metals
Royce
Ruseo
12%
1
1965
3
B
Corp
:
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Royal
6% May
12.100
class
Finance
Rowland
.
84% Mar
6'»
4
A
Rogers
Ross
2 M
56% May
9% Jun-
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Rosenau
4(4
1
Ridgeway Corp
Amer
Jan
17%
8%
Rolls
Apr
1%
11(4
4(4
Roosevelt
5%
Oct
10%
15'/a
Rodney
May
%
10%
4
Jan
7%
3
1
1
8%
Rio Grande
Jan
8,400
3%
Nov
2% Mar
Nov
74%
Incl—_i
series
Feb
5%
70%
_10c
Warrants
Jan
15%
29%
73%
Inc
Associates
24%
2% May
uO
Inc
Robinson
Feb
Jun
id
Corp
Restaurant
2
10
Co
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resistoflex
Rochester
Feb
18%
31% Aug
Oct
20(4
i A
Republic Industrial Corp
Vtc
37(4
5 (4
2
Dec
1
Arms-Co
Republic Foil
Ritttr
May
20%
2%
1
Co
Insurance
Remington
Rio
Feb
13,200
9
1
Dev
&
Investment
(Robert)
Rico
Sep
7%
12 %
7 %
Soundcraf|t Corp
Reinsurance
Reliance
Feb
9%
2U 7b
1%
Pump Co_
Broadcasting
Reis
14%
Parts
Steel
Strong
of N Y
Corp
Reeves
Reeves
Oct
May
4% July
4
7,700
America—
of
Corp
Warrants
Reda
10%
Dec
19(4
9 (4
Realty
500
16,800
.
10%
11%
%
12
America
of
0
Oct
Investment
Estate
Trust
6%
Stetson
Rayette Co Inc
Real
1 9
20,300
12(4
6
7
1
10
4'>c
Packing Co
Real
10%
"%
1
A
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
10%
7(4
10%
25c
Inc
5%
17%
--
1
1
10c
50c
1
*
—5
10c
Ltd
class A
Mines
Inc
Starrett
R
5%
21%
10c
Corp
Aviation
Stanley
Star
33% July
--
1
3c
11
1
1
1
Products Co_:
Shares Inc
Standard
Jun
1,140
1,500
20
Co
Standard-Thomson
Quebec Power Co
common
Corp
74% Mar
21%
13% Jun
32,100
22(4
44
22%
Oct
95
Oct
Oct
0%
300
28%
41
17%
lc
convertible preferred
$1.60
Jan
22%
1
A_50c
1
Co
Paint
18(4 May
i
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Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
900
12 %
i9
21%
1
1/
——5
Line
3.700
24
121/4
%
26
8% Mar
Southland
Nov
23%
82%
Petroleum Corp__2
1,500
Colorado—
Co
cumulative
5,700
4
32
10%
26%
25
12% Mar
Jun
Apr
50
13%
27
25
25
191/2
Oct
62%
31%
15%
8.33(4
4.24%
4.08%
Feb
Oct
9,800
41%
25
25
25
7%
Jun
600
27%
—
1
Oct
11
>
High
16
45(4
Edison—
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preference
original
5%
(4
*
Corp
Low
13%
——12.50
Oil
California
8%
20
1
Range Since Jan. 1
/
High
45%
1
——
Corp
Co__
Coast
South
Southern
Southern
LI
1
preferred
Quebec Lithium
Low
29
Manufacturing
Soss
8%
100
1
Telephone
Shares
£1
r_
Slick Airways Inc—-————6%
Sonotone Corp_———.——i
8(4
Feb
2%
*
*
.
Oil Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
South
38%
2%
preferred——
conv
33%
4
4
33%
•
$3
Simpson's Ltd
Sinclair Venezuelan
Jan
11%
30%
2.V
Corp—
Sportswear
for Week
Automobiles—
American
deposit receipts.—-—•——
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
Jan
V2
100
69%
69
Oct
Jun
Jan
855
9
9
9
.
1
i—.—*
Company—
of
J
13(2
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Rico
8%
35%
Apr
1,400
4(4
8%
109%
7,9 j
21%
4
Jun
2Ui.i
21
~5%
12% Mar
93%
69%
Corp
Service
450
8% May
l.bu J
10%
iuj
Ltd
(The)
11
102% 107
11
7
4
_
Providence
4% %
8(4
1(4
Inc common
SI.25 convertible preferred
Puerto
7%
l.UUU
Progress Mfg Co
Puritan
8% Mar
1,400
Inc
Proctor-Silcx
Public
6(4 May
13% Jan
Jun
1
—66%
Realty
Mines
Prophet
Jun
5%
3%;
1 "4
A
Preston
OCt
5%
600
10c
Prentice-Hall
Presidential
Class
3 72
12,600
6%
5%
Inc
Precisionware
Class
IUJ
11%
1 72
Lambert Co
&
Feb
3%
4%
Royalties Ltd
Oil
Pr.airie
5(4
.6%
(Del)—2.50
*
Corp of Canada
39% Mar
lUVa
4%
A
Alexander Inc
&
3% July
2.50
1
class
Polycast (The) Corp—
Polymer Corp class A—
Power
Jun
19
300
8
50c
1
Electronics Corp
1,900
4
6%
Inc—10c
*
10
Seale__
29%
3%
50
*
Atwood Mfg Co
&
Pneumatic
28(4
luva
1
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Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Range
of Frices
High
Low
High
4
*
1
Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc
Phoenix Steel
Pioneer
28%
®
10 pesos
1(J°
Industries
Philippine Long
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Simca
Pharmaceutical
Electronics &
Shares
Low
Sales
Friday
Sales /
for Week
Par
Par
fhillips
'
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range
of Prices
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
—
com_10c
25c
4%
Apr
Feb
Feb
Number 6219
196
Volume
...
.
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I
Week's Range
.
American Stock Exchange
Marion
Universal
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
I ow
High
Low
class) A
Inc
9'A
3,900
6% May
11%
8'A
8%
2,000
7 '/a
&ep
12
Feb
6%
5%
Oct
10
4
9%
9%
2
25c
Products—.
Vita Pood
—*
——1
Manufacturing—
Vogt
VTR Inc——
Gulf
7'A
500
11%
Jan
6%s
1,800
14%
Apr
Jan
Hartfield
6,300
5% Oct
3% Jun
19%
43/a
8'A
9%
47,600
5% May
10"%
Jan
Hudson
4
4%
3%
3 'A
10,100
12,100
2"%
May
Oct
,
7
9
A 8,800
6 'A
Oct
;
9%
10%
17V4
17"%
9%
Apr
21% Mar
7% May
Jan
12%
•
100
Baking common
preferred
—e
Kaltman
Co
.
,7%
Waitt
Bond
&
6%
Inc
23 %
Jan
16% Aug
Livingston
3,000
5
Jun
10 %
Midland
Knapp
series
$6
Weiman
Inc
Oil
Company Inc
Wentworth
Manufacturing
7%
2%
1%
131,200
100
6%
20.300
1
103
500
NOV
Hess
General
Jan
National
Research
6%
Jan
Co 5%
1963
6s
now
5%s
Corp
Corp
1977
1976
5s
Nuclear
Ohio
1043A
830
83%
Jun
200
3%
Oct
5%
14,000
Feb
4%
Nov
mortgage 3s
1st
Sep
Dec
Public
Service Electric &
88% Aug
Rapid
American
3'As
22 V4
21%
22%
I,300
94%
Nov
10c
11%
io3A
11%
7,200
8%
Oct
21%
Apr
5%s
1
53/s
4%
5%
2,200
3%
Sep
73/8
Feb
1970
Realty
107
20
95
10C
4
•52 %
46
103
V;
4
.
48%
12
963A
128
20
125
97
138
59%
.
112
110
115
194
90
116%
lCl'A
100% 102
74
98
105
$97
104
6s
97'A
131
84
19
72
110
107
38
90
$99%
73%
.
—
—
-
■
i
99%
77
198
62
98
98
7
90'A
98
87
91
97
98 %
90
•
•$94%
125
5
110
92%
'
$98
1998—Jan-July
99 Ti
93
90%
—
June-Dec
84
126%
71%
J an-July
Gas Co
99
20
106%
83%
109
Feb-Ocf
:
91%
104
83%
April-Oct
Apr
102
153
101% 103
Apr-Ocf
1971
7%
58
60
65%
51 %
Jaw-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984
22%
3% May
19%
V*
1
6
102
America 5%s 1976
mortgage 3%s 1968
of
High
80
99%
65
Jan-July
;
Jan
1st
98
22
90
124
Quar-Mar
Jan
Corp
90
71 %
99
52%
_ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1974
Jan
Power
87
70%
99%
Mar-Sep
1984
due
3
-
Low
May-Nov
1982
2%
13
4%
5%
deb
Jun
1
33A
104
Bellas
No.
May-Nov
conv
Linotype
Valley RR 4s
National
1% May
3%
$85'A
1st 6s
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
33A
—50c
Products
Chemical
West
7%
2»A
6
5%
70%
1978
Mergenthaler
Jan
Nov:
Jan. 1
7
88%
Jun-Dec
1973—Jww-Dec
Apr-Oct
5%s
Co
71%
May
Range Since
Sold
High
*4
—Feb-Aug
debs
conv
1977—
6s
6%
3
1
10c
*
1
1.25
preference
&
28
2'A
_1
Co
common
3,000
3%
10
Instruments
Precision
Webb
&
preferred
conv
non-cum
Waltham
33A
3'A
4
common
7s
Kawecki Chemical 47/as
Oct
Jun
1% May
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Jaw-July
1982—Jan-July
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972—
Jan-Jxily
• Italian Power Realization Tr 6%%
Iiq tr ctfs
7%
1,200
1970
4s
1981
conv
Manhattan Corp
&
13%
2'A
2
RR
1977
deb
5'As
Stores
National
Wagner
Friday's
Corp—
International
4,700
1,000
Nov
Land
sub
conv
Hoffman
1,500
5%
I
5
-
13
11%
Jan
13
%
Western
&
American
10%
7%
10
17%
12%
5%
Sale Price
Registered
4
3
or
43 %
Guantanamo
3%
Corporation^———1
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
1
Vinco
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—
Feb
•
4
—25c
—
Nov
9
—
—
Viewlex
35 %
8%
Sugar™———————5
Valspar
Corp__
—1
Valve Corp of America
25c
Venture Capital Corp of America
1
Victoreen
(The) Instrument Co
1
Period
Last
Low
9
Utah-Idaho
Interest
High
Jun"
27
50
34
34
17.78
*
Corp
Friday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Range
Par
Universal Insurance
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
123 »/4
94%
—
125
'
—
14
119
125
'
West
4.40%
Utilities
Texas
pfd
100
Fashions
Westbury
Western
Development
Western
Co
10c
Inc
Stockholders
2%
3%
32,300
23/a
Oct
4%
Feb
Invest
3
3'A
6,300
2%
Apr
3%
Nov
6s
.
1,800
28 3A
28%
150
28
1
10c
10c
22%
22%
300
18% May
25%
Jan
9%
10 %
700
8;%
Oct
15%
Feb
%
15,100
%
Nov
1%
Jan
26%
400
18
Jun
29%
900
8
Jun
21%
Is
%
*
21%
.
Inc—
Shoe Manufacturing—
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc_
Weyenberg
White
Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
River
Wiebolt
Stores
Williamhouse
(The)
Inc
(R
Wilshire
Oil
Wilson
5%
Industries
Yale
6%
8%
700
35%
35 %
20%
16%
17
2
Ltd
Inc class A
Hargreaves
Inc
Raceway
com
series
E
1978
3s
84%
84'A
April-Oct
91%
91'A
Jan
series
F
1979
3%s
series
G
1981
.
J
1982
10%
Jan
29
Mar
series
4%s
series
K
5s
series
L
Oct
163/8
Jan
4%s
series
M
Jun
18
Aug
98
Jun
Jan
41
Mar
7%
Apr
2%
2%
Jun
14
4,300
%
1,600
4%
10,100
4
4Va
300
3"%
—
17
16
16%
1
9%' Sep
5% May
Jun
6%
Jan
4% July
Jan
Dec
17
13% May
2,300
Jun
1%
Oct
37/a
Zapata
Off-Shore
Co
50c
5
5
5%
4,800
4%
Sep
8%
Apr
Zapata
Petroleum
Corp
10c
5%
5%
6
3,200
3% May
73/4
4%
4%
400
3% July
8
3'As
Gas
Gas
(Calif)
Inc
Service
Natural Gas
Wasatch
6%
debs
Corp
Washington
debs
6s
105%
103
105
105%
105
107
101% 102%
102%
98%
104
$102
103
993/4
103%
10C% 1003A
1
99%
101
933A
93%
15
91'/a
94%
91%
91%
5
89
92
Feb-Aug
93 '/a
93'A
4
89%
90
90
2
78
92
75
76
19
60
83%
89
91%
4
77
1970
Feb-Aug
1973
75%
94%
122
90
128
Feb-Aug
154
154
92
165
Jaw-July
100
100
97%
100%
June-Dec
June-Dec
A 1963
3'As 1964
ser
Power
21
Jaw-July
1971
$99
sub debs 1977
conv
6s
Water
101%
101
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
—
_Mur-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6'As 1973
Mar-Nov
United^ Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1976—
May-Nou
U S
93%
96
101%
April-Oct
1970
3s
Electric 3'As
&
Feb
4'A
California
Food
85%
86
104% 104%
104'A
Mar-Sept
Gas
80%
91'A
$99'A 101%
May-Nov
Southwestern
93%
84%
$104
April-Oct
18% Mar
88%
*104% 107
1987
Sep
85 %
88%
$102%
1985
Counties
91%
83
_Feb-Aug
1986
Southern
89%
85
Mar-Sept
.
O
Southern
100
$92%
Mar-Sepi
1983
1985
N
May
95%
$87%
Jan-Aug
series
23 % Mar
133
$86%
Feb-Aug
,
4'As series
4'As
May
8%
%
1982
4%s
1h
82%
3%s
Jun
4'A
82
35
1976
1982
8%
8%
4%
12
91%
D
Jan
Jan
99'A
89
88
88%
series
I
300
2%
98%
89
Jaw-July
3'As
H
,5s
98%
Mar-Sept
1965
Jan
6% May
2%
3s
——
Jan
series
14%
84
$85
1981___May-Nov
Feb-Awy
Feb-Awy
Feb-Aug
Feb-Awy
Szabo
£1
40c
25c
25c
__5
;
3s
1976
series
700
90
77
C
4%s
12
74
11
series
4'As
34%
12
77
27/bS
Feb
2,750
88
77
77
Feb-Awry
Oct
100
19%
20
85
Feb-Aug
1973
23/8
40
137
B
91
15%
95%
104
86
series
147/a
4%
98
51
Corp—
Mar-Sep
Edison
California
series, A 1973
13%
14%
1
3%s
22% Mar
11% May
118 Dec
6,400
iV
94%
*
:
6%
6
94
3s
33A
Ltd—
W)
preferred
Jewelry Co
6%
Zale
7%
15(700
II,200
Ltd
Express System
Yonkers
2
25
pfd—100
Light 4%%
preference—..
Wright
118
17%
Southern
4%
16%
2 A
1972
& ,Devel
Water Power Corp
Harbor
Safe
Oct
3,900
6%
98
92%
94
Van-July
1976—
debs
sub
Jun
6
1
American dep rets ord regular
6%
6
May
243A
Dec
Broadcasting
conv
12%
600
2,800
16%
common
&
(F
13%
135/3
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
6 %
14%
6
—
32
Jun
14%
10
Co
&
Industries
(John)
1,800
1
—
preferred
Wood
500
15%
10c
^
Co
Co
Pwr
1%
14%
1
C)
Brothers
Wisconsin
13A
14%
Feb
38
Sep
1% May
1%
*
Vfilliams-McWilliams
Williams
10%
9%
93/8
1
Inc
Brothers
Williams
.
25%
1
1
Oil Corp
Wichita
%
%
17%
98
,_May-2Voy
!
Apr
7,000
21%
10
cmp rets
ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
% May
%
20'A
American
Western
%
1967
1977
Corp—
(without warrants)
Reeves
Ltd—
debs
Equities
7'As
3
Inc
Nuclear
Western
3
_5c
Equities
Western
debs
7s
Co
subord
conv
92%
92
99%
97%,
99%
71%
67
80
Feb
Zion
Foods
Corp
1
•
Webb
&
Knapp Inc
Baden
(Germany)
debs 1974
5s
70%
70%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities A
Week's Range
Friday
American Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Alsco
5%s
Inc
Steel
eAmer
Bethlehem
6%%
BSF
June-Deo
Quar-Feb
,
30%
94%
1977
series
2.
121
130
100
116%
90%
June-Dec
91%
12
87
73
73
75
11
60
Raceway
Chicago Transit
Continental
Assn
Vending
1976
6s
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
Delaware
Lack
1st
•
N
National
6%s
Realty
wts
ex
May-Nov
May-Nov
Construction
&
1976
5%s
Fotochrome Inc
1981
General
Builders
General
Development
General
Foam
,
subord
6s
6s
6%
Corp
Feb-Aug
92'A
100%
Peru
3
85
142%
1 1997.Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)
--
37
21
96%
27
92'A
29
1963
debs
May-Nov
Apr-Qct
1974
1981
conv
(Republic
Sinking
35
32
9
26
12
13
75
10
17'A
70
70
71
14
69
81
24
49%
94%
51
99
2
88
-
80
54%
97
53
89%
fund
(Plan,A) 2'As 2008
of)—
92
23
80
121
80
81'A
28
75
92
99
90%
—
Last
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
—
$60
$60
99
United
1st
'
Corp
Gas
2%s
1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge
& coll trust 3'As 1972
1st mtge &
coll trust 33/8s 1975
4%s sink fund debentures
1972
3%s sinking fund
1st
1st
debentures 1973
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
—Jan-July
_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
5'As
1st
sinking fund
mtge
United
5s
U
conv
2%s
States
1981
debentures
debentures
debentures
United
debentures 1980
trust 4%s 1982
3%s
$50
,
—
,
of
1986
High
90
933/8
97
90'A
•6
95%
Jaw-July
42%
1969
Mar-Sept
conv
subord
Penn
West
Shore RR
5
99
103
14
97
101%
15
1043A 1043A
16
102%
1057/a
102% 105%
99'A
102%
103'A
20
101'A
104'A
135
136%
78
112%
163'A
3
85
85
*93%
61
103'A 103 7/a
67
94
95
98%
100'A
1
81%
95
47
104'A
102'A
77
95
78'A
853/a
82
93%
—
97%
97'A
95
79'A
108 3/4 110
Mar-Sept
delps 1980
117
&
ref mtge
1st
&
ref
23/4s series E
1975
*85%
Mar-Sept
1st &
ref mtge
27As series G 1979
Jwwe-Dec
1st
&
ref mtge
2%s series H 1980
&
ref
1981
92
1st & ref mtge 3'As series J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
6s subord income
Wabash
RR
—
subord debs
157
34%
47%
48
—
40
53
c," voting trust certificates;
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Range Since
Bonds
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
High
3'As
Power
1st
4s
series
I
May-Nov
May -Nov
Jaw-July
1966
gtd 2361
Jaw-July
-Zi..—Jaw-July
1969
April-Oct
April-Ocf
registered 2361J
*85'A
98%
85
80 %
92%
93'A
99
99
17
96%
50%
99'/a
56%
99%
58'A
16
56%
55%
55%
57'A
25
50 %
59
95%
96%
9
80
82
98
1
1984.1
1987
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
33As
convertible debentures
1975
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980
Wilson & Co 4'As sink fund debs 1978
Wisconsin
Central
mortgage
Gen mtge
1st
RR
4s
series A
2%s
Power
mortgage 27/8s
96%
*86'A
*73%
—
20041976
90
Jan-July
*967A
1971
95%
3'As
97%
57%
65
36
58
79%
83 %
89
98%
65
65
34
56'A
54 7A
58
121
83
83%
8
94%
*81
_Mar-Sept
Jaw-July
_Jan-JwZy
1979
86%
—
63%
Jwwe-Dec
98%
99%
85
41
90
89
*86%
May
98 %
94
85%
*98'A
Feb-Aug
Jaw-July
87
94'A
—
*98%
99
107
86
—
Co—
4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029
Electric
77
103 Va
43
106
105
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nou
82
103%
97%
77
May
Teleg Co 5'As debs
98
79
9
98
59%
92
*98
income debentures
99'A
; 80%
*92
—Jaw-July
5s
86
94
28
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As series A 1981—Jaw-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
36
84 3/4
—
I 98%
*79'A
98%
28%
32 7A
*30
Feb-Awy
1979
1974
1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
5'As debentures 1982
*90%
94
1982
79%
75
*84
Jan-July
89
__
—,
——
,
*86%
83
88
823A
87%
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
84
—
*86'A
88
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—•
1st
—-.
76
Mar-Sept
95
7
71%
2
85%
91
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3 %s series B 1971
April
April
Feb-Nov
99%
104
*102
April-Oct
mtge 4'As series H 1990
80
80
*79
103%
76
90
90
118
76
90
90
1
116% 118
42
98
103
95
91%
90
120
113%
116
92
Deferred
delivery sale not included in the year's
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not
no included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
a
72
72
2
75
69%
72
71%
72
36
87
87
5
83%
73
66'A
——
•
-
88%
d Ex-interest, e O d
included in the year s rang .
range,
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies
Co—
64
43
42%
—
*88
Feb-Aug
debs 2008
conv
86%
82'A
86%
—
General mortgage 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
Vornado Inc 5s
136
3s
3'As
Wisconsin Public Service
June-Dec
April-Oct
series I
4s
Wisconsin
.Mar-Sept
1st
3%s
99
60
Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series F 1978
mtge
94
Period
Western Maryland Ry
First
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st
mortgage
Western Union
Jwwe-Dec
1976_
.General
West Penn Electric
West
Co—
4%s
Interest
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s~ 1967—Jan-July
91%
103
103%
1
—
a
first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Warren RR
101'A
*104'A 105'A
April-Oct
100%
99
Low
98%
101% 101%
97%
63
—
60
$42
Jan-July
2s 2012
New York Stock Exchange
91'/a
—
America—
subord debentures
90%
90
—
100% 101'A
Jan-July
1983
4'As conv subord debentures
Vendo
94'A
101'A 101'A
April-Oct
debs
4s
65
—
■
.
*91%
135
99
95%
,,
3s Jan
value,
100'A 100%
May-Nov
1967
Steel
Corp
conv
April-Oct
1976
4'As sinking fund debentures
Vanadium
97
94'A
*90%
104%
—
94%
_
Low
No-
Freight Co—
subord
S Rubber
2%s
coll
&
States
May-Nov
May-lVou
June-Dec
Jan.1
Sold
—
*96
Jan-July
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
1st
*89%
94 %
-w
"conv,"(convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Range Since
Bonds
89
High
Low
—
—
$63%
—
—
tive;
Week's Range
Sale Price
93
—
—,
$94%
$110
—
Friday
Period
—
—
$96'A
—
—
_Mar-Sepf
BONDS
Friday
BONDS
—
—
9%
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended December 7)
NEW YORK STOCK
New York Stock Exchange
—
6
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
li Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds being traded flat/
"
I
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
■
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,'
consolidated;
cum,
cumula¬
par
Continued from page 30
Interest
—
95
30%
—
Corp—
May-Nov
Apr-Ocf
April-Oct
stamped
♦No
31%
1967
93%
101
$100%
91%
117
RR—
4s
mortgage
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
A
(Prov)
Parana
Division—
J
series A 1993
4s series B 1993
mortgage
1st
First
of
;
1975
debs
Western
&
Lackawanna
1978
series
Hanover
13%
A
Jaw-July
Jaw-July
6'As 1949
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-ffou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
•
$7%
—
Debentures—
102
$100
Jwwe-Dec
1978
6s
33/4s
Authority
Adjustment
86
•
Brandy wine
Debt
$120
—
,
4%s series B 1967:
12
123
123
112
June-Dec
1970
A
1969
94%
110-% 113%
—
Apr-Oct
;
69
84
90
17
Jaw-July
1951
Danzig
5'As
25
47
62
7s
Port & Waterways 6%s 1952_—Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
High
55%
28%
June-Lee
Inc—
Indus
convertible
53As
1994
Low
•
•
Jan. 1
Sold
No.
High
$56
93%
29
Jwwe-Dec
1974
debs
3%s 1970
1 1998
Aug
deb
2%s
Edison
Co
6s
sub
debs
inc
4s
Power
Building
conv
Boston
Pump
Elec
Steel
Bloomfield
sub
conv
&
Appalachian
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Interest
BONDS
the
reported
as
being in bankruptcy,
„nHpr
receivership, or
Bonds selling flat.
Rprtinn
77
ol
reorganized unde
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during
•
^
.
current we
\
.
- - -
>
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2408)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Motors
Service
Cities
Co
Range
Eastern
6%
First
National
Ford
Motor
;—
47%
'
;
23%
54%
Jun
1,547
28 %
Oct
55 Va
21
100
18
Oct
673
59%
Oct
85%
19'A
Jan
'U S Smelting Refining & Mining
Westinghouse Electric Corp
28 y2
Feb
46% May
60 Va
Dec
13 y2
65
11%
Transit
Oct
23
Jan
30 Va
83%
Jun
121%
Jun
60
54'A
39 Va
Dec
54 y4
Dec
30 Va
40
44%
44%
47%
220
26%
26%
27%
77
32%
31%
32%
67 Va
67 Va
71%
75
22% May
Oct
34% Mar
37%
78%
Oct
41 y4
238
25 y4
Jun
39 y4
Jan
20
56'A
Oct
90y4
Jan
$4,500
65%
Feb
1,000
15%
Oct
24%
11%
600
10%
Nov
15
4y2s
debs
Dec
Apr
23 %
24%
616
19 ya May
26%
51 y2
Apr
Jan
45%
568
36% May
69
101
65
Feb
Detroit Stock
73 y2 Mar
Oct
Friday
26%
255
33
41
Jun
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Sale Price
14%
182
10%
Oct
18%
Feb
30%
138
21%
Oct
53
of Prices
Shares
Jan
35%
21%
100
28
Jun
40
Jan
Allen
811
41
Jan
Allied
58'A
55
62%
Feb
21%
22%
1,664
30 %
Feb
Oct
17
45% May
Oct
17
48 %
50%
511
41
Oct
70%
39%
105
22 %
Jun
43% Mar
31%
33
927
22% July
Jan
Exchange
Last
Jan
Par
Electric
&
Equip
American
Metal
Stores
Manufacturing
Briggs
Brown-McLaren
Mfg
7%
660
12%
12V2
12%
1,045
2
14%
14%
15
340
1
,
7
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
Products
Food
Borman
Low
1
Supermarkets
39%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
100
7
*
4
<4
1
Co__i
Co—
88c
95c
1,500
350
High
5Va May
9%
9
Apr
Oct
16%
Oct
14
18% Mar
9%
Oct
4
Dec
87c
21%
Nov
•
1,147
24%
Oct
53
25
72
69y4
74V4
6,847
39%
Jun
74%
10
11
10%,
11%
1,686
9% July
40%
41
396
11
11
33% May
8% Juu
Power
Davidson
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
1
Aeronca
B
V
._r
1
_
—
Mfg
Papers
Cincinnati
Gas
.8.50
common.
&
O
N
T
Cincinnati
P
common
Suburban
&
Bell
•
.
20
_
Du
87
__50
Tel
Chemicals.
37 Va May
40%
63
27%
Jun
51
87
10
80
Jun
100
438
93
May
25
27
_
•
_
27
17%
20%
20%
32%
27
28
605
25
872
74%
952
'
'
.—1
8%
Gamble
&
Playing
Card
_
_
UNLISTED
_
73%
100
.
_
.
190
_5
______
_
24%
•
common
preferred
98
176
130
1
Feb'-
12% May
18% Oct
'!
24%
Jun»
25
Jan
19%
Sep
21%
'
24%
39%
Goebel
Brewing
Great
Feb
23
71 Va
187
190
57
Jun
178 % May
15
29
30%
92 %
190
May
Hall
(C
Kysor
Jan
Motor
Wheel
National
25%
5
24 %
Nov
30% Mar
50%
51%
100
46%
Oct
66%
15
15%
555
12%
Oct
22%
Aluminum
Co
Airlines
of
__
.1
1
22%
50
18%
Jun
47%
Jun
66
Can
American
Cyanamid
Armco
Avco
Prophet
Goods—
(H.
Brunswick
'
'
■
■
Columbia
75
Mar
20
15%
23%
Jan
21
38
May
47
36
Jun
48
17%
137
11% May
18%
668
98% May
25% Oct
136%
42%
90
36 y8
Oct
51%
Dayton
Power
Detroit
336
40
Oct
71%
&
19% May
28%
45
45%
60
38
Oct
45%
Upjohn
Dept
17% May
28%
Feb
30
29%
31%
605
27%
43%
Co
38%
39%
328
36 y8 May
56
Feb
52%
Jan
Acme
18%
Oct
Corp
Controls
Jan
Oct
2
Jan
2
Oct
4%
Jan
4y2
190
4
May
3
200
2% July
23Va
22%
73/4
2,133
73/4
3
200
4,200
171/3
17
455
9%
9%
9%
200
25%
25%
26%
3,b«6
26%
25%
26%
446
Vz
20 %
6
July
3% Mar
36%
Oct
Jan
6% Mar
11
2%
3% May
16% Feb
May
12%
Aug
9%
9%
Nov
Dec
Oct
38%
Jan
20% July
26%
Dec
2%
Apr
19
__
6%
2
Oct
15
15
15
100
12
May
16% Mar
23
990
20
May
25%
2%
2%
6%
353/4
700
173/3
5%
__
6%
173/3
__
__
compilation of
STOCKS
/
the
round-lot
Last
Par
Laboratories
874
6
Jun
10 Vz
200
15 Vz
Jan
19
5%
120
4%
Oct
3534
196
29%
Aug
A
13%,
107
25%
Dec
Admiral
Corp
i
52% Mar
Advance
Ross
Electronics
Oct
60 y4
Jan
Alleghany Corp
Oct
30%
15
18% May
25 y2 Oct
52
53%
83
45
69%
74%
157
43%
25%
68%
15
52%
95
51%
Jun
74%
Dec
Allied
54%
Jan
Allis
30
53% May
203
68%
39
32% May
22y8 May
76
24%
71%
I
41% May
Mar
Feb
60 y2 Mar
Co
Jan
Feb
May
9%
Jan
51
Jan
L_
(Un)
26%
15
20% May
28%
11%
12%
11
10
Oct
17% Mar
234%
41
Jun
253 % Mar
108% 108%
10
168%
Jan
85 y2
Jun
.3
17
16%
17%
379
15%
Oct
26%
Jan
iy4
46
43%
46
294
37%
Jun
53 y4
Jan
115
Mar
45
45
46
Jun
Trailer
46%
Nov
1-
24%
25 Va
40
17% May
27 y8
of
America
30%
30%
31%
97
20 %
Jun
36 y4
76%
74%
76%
94
54%
Jun
78 y2 Mar
15%
12%
3%
Airlines
t
High
57 V* Aug
80% Mar
1,700
,9%
Oct
21
14
1,200
9%
Oct
19 % Mar
4
1,300
3% Aug
8% Mar
Jan
15Va
1
__
10%
10%
1^00
6%
Jun
42
42%
1,500
34%
Oct
57
Jan
15
15%
2,600
12%
Oct
23
Jan
22
22%
2,200
17%
Jun
28
54
56%
800
45%
Jun
67% Mar
is
__
18%
900
15%
Oct
23%
23%
Jun
12 Vb Mar
Jan
Broadcasting
'
Theatres
Paramount
American
(Un)
Can
Co
1
(Un)
1
(Un)
American
Home
American
Investment
__
12.50
American Cyanamid Co
(Un)
Products (Un).
Co
45
10
1
(111)
.
.1
American Machine & Foundry
American Motors Corp
333/4
351/2
21
53%
_
20
20%
22%
Feb
38'A May
47
Feb
1,700
35%
Jun
47%
Apr
1,600
45
Jun
4og
47
47
17"%
1.75
47%
1,600
44%
46%
51%
__
Jan
"
300
3,500
78%
Jan
17%
Dec
24 %
Jan
16
Oct
42 %
Jan
12
May
18%
Sep
12
Oct
18 %
Jan
Feb
5
American
(Un)
Feb
1
14%
__
Co
Low
500
__
9
10
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
71%
3%
1
Mfg
of Prices
__
25c
Chemical
Chalmers
for Week
__
1
.
only
Sales
Range
69 %
lo
American
26%
234
Steel
transactions
Week's
Low
5
515
43 %
■
Jan
22%
?
__
1
18%
25'%
2.50
4% Mar
415
2%
25c
25%
43_%
Z
292
36 y4
_ZZl%
57%
55
57%
45 ' '
Jun
57%
Dec
—3.33%
—i;
24%
23%
24%
69
18%
Oct
29 Va
Jan
32%
32%
107
24%
Oct
45
31%
32%
76
22 Va
Jun
32%
38%
39%
132
32%
Oct
44
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Z~3
ZZZZ-lZZZsVa
International
Telephone
Laughlin
&
38%
cv
450
American
Rad
Stand
&
American
Tobacco
Jan
Viscose
Dec
Ampex
Mar
Amsted
Corp
Co
*■
45
45
20
33%
Jun
57%
48 %
48%
50
39 y4
Oct
69 »A Mar
1
32%
32%
90
23 % May
32%
Dec
21%
23%
351
18%
28 y2
Jan
35%
35%
9
28%
Oct
39% Mar
39%
39%
39%
74
33%
Jun
48 y4
56%
54 %
58%
126
41 Va
Jun
50
49%
50
34%
Jun
52 y4
Jan
33%
33%
24%
Oct
37 %
Apr
Thermos
Martin-Marietta Corp
1-
McGraw-Edison
Z.I
1
IT__ZZZZZ5
Corp
Minnesota
Z_ZZ
Mining
Monsanto
Chemical
Montgomery
Ward
National
2
_______
Z*
_
Distillers
National
Z~*~
Lead
York
American
Aviation
24%
24%
30
^0%
Oct
30 y8
68%
25
61%
Oct
96%
16
16
69%
70
13%
14%
42
42
10
14
23~V-*c
Petroleum
5
Inc
To/s
-»
5%
Avco
4
Socony Mobil Oil-
Co
(Cal)
footnotes,
20 y2
Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
18%
Feb
Oct
57%
Feb
Bastian-Blessing
Belden Mfg Co
60
Mar
Bell
32%
42%
Oct
39
Jun
Gossett
&
Howell
63% Mar
Bendix
37%
65
28%
Oct
59 y4
Jan
Benguet
42%
136
36 y8
Oct
80 y2
Jan
Bethlehem
41%
41%
1
33%
Jan
42
Nov
Binks
126
22%
Steel
27%
Oct
38% Mar
Boeing Company
20%
19
15%
Oct
26 y8
Jan
74%
Borg-Warner
75%
60
59 y8
Jun
87%
Jan
Brach
28%
Oct
Feb
Brunswick
Oct
30 Va
300
24
Oct
42% Mar
53Va
900
40 Va
Oct
41
42 %
800
32%
Sep
25
25
200
20
24%
25%
4,400
10%
10%
23%
1,500
23%
49%
50
__
24%
--
—
__
4,800
8%
71% Mar
56% Feb
May
28 %
Feb
Oct
27%
Jan
Jun
10% May
20%
9%
200
19% May
200
43%
27
Jan
Oct
57%
Oct
31%
Jan
28%
Feb
14%
15
2,100
10
25%
3,200
17% May
(Un)
—,
13
*
2
*-
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
P2
8
__
__
__
13%
14 Va
700
23 %
24
23'A
2,650
23
13%
13Va
22%
25
2 00
12
Oct
Oct
48
700
31%
5,700
26
100
100
5
39
39
39%
800
5
41%
40%
31 Va
42%
31 Va
1,800
100
•
Corp
__
17%
*
56 y2
56%
41
44%
Dec
56%
Dec
Budd
50 %
51
30
40%
Jun
57
Jan
13%
183
10%
Oct
Jan
64%
23%
64%
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
50
55% July
77
Jan
Burton-Dixie
50
60 Ve
Sep
Business
Co
»
(Un).
5
12.50
Corp
Corp
...
__
1
1
29%
—
li-
18%
15,600
12%
12%
100
24%
29%
25%
31 %
20
4%
(2,200
2,500
150
11,200
19
4%
Oct
July
16
56%
1%
1%
Jun
21 Va
200
26
30
11%
20
1,300
30
55%
__
1
J)
13%,
Capital
__
24
S
Inc
(Un)
(E
13%
May
Jun
12
10
50%
43.
Jan
37 %
11%
Oct
24
Corp
Sons
Apr
20 %
52Va
35%
25Va
Manufacturing Co
19%
40%
Co
Corp
Consolidated
&
250
12.UUC
3
...
Co
26%
101
May
42%
14 %
Co
75%
65 y8
24
30%
41 Vz
Jan
71%
22
63%
May
Feb
I
Jun
56%
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1,700
28%
13
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sor
_
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18Va
America_2.50
Corporation
j.
Co
of
Jun
45
26
61 % Mar
HVa
,
11%
41%
10
11
57
35%
42
Jun
52Va
-.4
10 V4 Jun
52%
34%
Oct
44
29%
.
1
(Un)J
53%
)
25%
2,600
28%
5
Corp
Refining Co
Canteen
8,000
4,900
10
pfd
Products
Automatic
__
10
non-cum
il36% Jan
30%
60 Va
2.50
Common
Athey
98 Vz May
29%
1.25
Gas
Refining com
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
Atlantic
113%, 118%
58%
29%
52% Jan
28% Feb
5Q
&
19%
5
25
60
199
50%
36%
41%
5
Oil
For
e
Oil
41%
f0
2%
20
Sears Roebuck
Sperry Rand
Standard Brands
Jan
Ashland
8,600
3,900
1
.
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Co
(111)
&
Armour
17%
13%
2s
1
Louisiana
16%
13
118
6.25
Steel
•
57
•
"
Schenley Industries
52%
Apr
Arkansas
..33%
s
(Un)
_i
Company
Corp
Armco
17Va
13Va
5
(Un)
Corp
Industries
Apache
Bell
America...
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Petroleum___ZZZ~
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Regis Paper
Oil
.
68%
24%
1
_
RR
Corp of
Republic Steel
5
Apr
70% Mar
l
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Pepsi-Cola
Radio
73
Jun
5.
5
Central
Pennsylvania
23%;
Feb
1.66%
San (Un)
American Tel & Tel Co
American
ig
King-Seeley
Standard
3,740
73%
1
...
Anaconda
Southern
60c
3
...____10
_____
17%
30%
52%
234%
Stores
Oil
Sinclair
50c
23
1
25
11%
Co
4,650
3
__10
Company
Abbott
10
Telephone
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
Phillips
57 %
57
4%
2
.
Co
Jan
39%
""5
General
North
Feb
45% Jun
55%
57
Friday
266
7
...
General Motors
New
Nov
27%
Sale Price
General Electric
Mead
46%
Midwest Stock Exchange
25%
Dynamics
Fruehauf
Jones
Jun
17% May
3 Va Dec
2V4
l
A
24%
50c
Natural Gas
Motor
&
Corporation
Universal
25%
5
I
Federated
37%
125
55c
Dec
_____l
Kodak
8,562
2,364
3 Va
Feb
Light.
Pont
Eastman
46 Va
25
1
Jan
164
Electric.
Steel
41% Mar
Sep
53%
25
...
Jun
•
Jan
42%
1
Products
31%
44%
5
Welding
Apr
254/4!
5
Ohio
Apr
Jan
40
30
lo
So
&
48%
Apr
Oct
50%
25
1
Sep
3% Mar
Feb
175
24%
*
Gas
Columbus
Gulf
16%
41%
—1
Chrysler
Colgate-Palmolive
General
Udylite
51%
Corp
.
Dec
35%
360
<
2y4
.
Burroughs
Chesapeake & Ohio..
Ford
Studebaker
5
Burlington
El Paso
Jan
25%
1
Feb
4%
160
1
Co
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Jan
8
■
1,059
1
Corp
&
Co
Dillon
23
3
Steel
*
10
Co
Mfg
28%
113% 118%
30
50c
'
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Boeing
4%
1
Company
Scotten,
1
...
Dry
17%
5
Corp
Electric
Davis
Feb
10
Oil
^V.,\
Du
118%
50
Corp
Corn
47%
6'A
■_
Associated
45
46%
17
fz
33%
%
Steel
Ashland
45
46 Va
4
1%
American Tel & Tel Co
Anaconda
18
45
1
Tobacco
55%
18
12 %
'z
...
Motors
American
54%
1
;
Oct
24%
''
America
American
American
15
*
....
American
9%
1
Co
Stamping
Parke
Rickel
51%
lo
Ltd
Lamp
Industrial
Lansing
Jan
25%
—
—*
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
366
3y8
1
Chemical
M)
Nov
STOCKS
Stores
12 %
44%
1.66%
Kingston Products i
Kresge (S S> Co„J.
Rudy
Allied
Nov
12% Mar
12
1
Co
Apr
Feb
Nov
31%
Oct
25
1
Feb
Jan
62%
Nov
5%
4%
2.50
Co
Corp
Lakes
12
1
Co
Motors
113% Jan
••■27'
' Feb
>
Jun
30%
'
—
Procter
S
27
_
Kroger
U
5
_
a
Kahn
95%
15%
1
Industries
General
50% Mar
47%
100
40
Motor
Jan
1,884
40
Wood
10%
Dec
Feb
2,627
6
5
Gar
Sep
11%
j
Apr
62
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Ford
4%
Deo.
42%
31 Va
6
43
Fruehauf .Trailer
240
491
Mar
14
61%
43
Feb
49%
562
Jan
Jan
30%
1
3
Jan
48%
Oct
61%
10
,-i.
Products
/
4%
Corp
Economy Baler Co
E'x-Cell-O
Corporation
Dec
23
20
i
Steel
38%
22%
261
25
Jan
Detroit
32%
176
21 Va
96'A
w
31 y2
4%
Co
Industrial
16
10% May
Oct
16
26%
17 Va
1
Eagle-Picher
7%
87
__
common. —50
Michigan RR
&
Bois
Oct
26%
32%
Dayton
3%
50
38 Va
49%
10
Cincinnati Milling
4%
High
16
26%
•
common
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
26%
10
—
Champion
C
4%
1
D_
Carey
Low
*
__
Inc
Bros
Detroit
for Week
30
...
—*
com
Motors—
Edison
New
Range
Co
common
Detroit
Sales
Week's
Last
5
Paper
Feb
8% Mar
1%
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler
Corp
Continental
Friday
Jan
BONDS
Consumers
STOCKS
Jan
22
Consolidated
32%
Feb
77
53%
1998
W)
22
Jan
39%
50
6.25
Nov
65
10
Cincinnati
56%
50 y4
4
60'/«
32% 'Jan
68%
Jun
20
com___25
Corp
24'/a
2%
j.
(F
35%
21%
59%
♦
Union
Westinghouse Electric
13%
*
Co
47% May
16%
Steel
29%
•
Torrington Company
187
Oct
40
78% Mar
33%
32
1
Dec
53%
103% 104
5
*
Nov
1,217
1,930
36%
76%
43%
10
—
Machinery
48%
58
35
Jan
73%
66
44
-5
Stop & Shop Inc.:—
Shoe
Apr
10%
Drug & Chemical Co.—.—2.50
Shawmut
Association—.—_—
*1
United
46%
72%
Oct
44
321
19%
Rexall
Fruit
S
45% May
.13%
104
Feb
555
59 y8
,
*
57%
58
24 Va
60 Va
STOCKS
Pennsylvania RR L
United
U
High
48'A
51%
52%
,
Corp
Shoe
S
..
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
40
Dec
20
67
—..100
Hi
58% Feb
22% Mar
Jun
U
Sulphur
Low
56 Va
!58
12%
Aircraft
Range Since Jan. 1
High
48%
,
..1
Carbide
United
21
50c
•
Corporation...—5
(N
Gulf
Union
Feb
32
Racing
Railroad
Northern
J .• •.
48%
44%
76 %
Association——1
Electric System
20
England Tel & Tel Co
100
New
Texas
Dec
Low
10
Texaco
Woolworth
Corp
Cement
Jan
Sep
Western
50
20
for Week
___7
Oil
Jan
17%
Oct
13 %
20
20
Shares
Range
.25
....
J)
(Ohio)
35
Sep
45
325
1
Copper
25
DX
Sunray
(Ind)
(N
52 %
Oct
May
12%
Oil
18%
136%
May
10 Va
16%
*
2.50
Inc
Stores
Coal Co common
Narragansett
New. England
98
29 %
53%
Company
Star
Lone
Oil
35%
51%
100
B—
Co___
Island Creek
Kennecott
Standard
244
4214
35
16%
General Electric Co.——-—-—5
Gillette
30% Mar
Jun
2,475
41%
5
—
Oil
12% May
984
4,236
12%
Standard
20%
100
17%
33%
35
Standard
High
Co—
Ry
class
preferred
113
'
10
—
Co.
St
Mass
118 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Low?
118%
16%
17
oorp__———1.66%
American
Tel
&
Tel.—_—
33 %
Anaconda Company
50
Boston
Edison
Co
10
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Copper
Shares
26'/a
of Prices
Last
Par
High
26%
Agricultural Chemical.—
American
American
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
Low
Par
-V
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range
Last
i. :--:f;
Sales
Week's
.
(Range for Week Ended December 7)
j
Exchange
Boston Stock
.
1
Sep
Va
Jan
27%
20
Oct
May
36% May
19
Apr
27% Mar
24
May
19 %
Feb
49%
Jan
75% Jan
1%
Feb
43% Mar
27
Nov
56% Mar
48
Jan
34%
Oct
21
Jun
41 % Mar
13%
Oct
52%
Jan
15%
Feb
9%
Jun
18%
Jun
25%
24%
Oct
53 % Mar
18
Jun
24%
Oct
16% July
3%
'
<,.M ! U
Dec
Jan
-
Number 6219
196
Volume
.
.
.
(2409)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Canadian
Canadian
Carrier
Corp
Tractor
(Un)
of America (Un)
West Corp.*.
Caterpillar
Celanese
Corp
Central
Illinois Pub Service
Products (Un)—.
Central
Certain-teed
Chemetron
22%
Cities
Gas
Co
Gas
Motorola
Oct
Jan
Muter
44"%
53 %
800
10%
600
7% Oct
14%
14%
500
9
22
22%
36
Oct
National
New
Jun
74%
39%
200
92
Jun
45%
Oct
58%
20
Jun
36
100
32%
88
55%
(Un)
9%
45% Mar
Ohio
33%
34%
5,900
2514
Jun
38%
Jan
Oklahoma
41%
40%
42
33 Vi May
42%
Apr
24
23%
24%
4,100
44%
44 %
44%
400
38% May
47%
Jan
60%
59
60%
900
47%
Oct
71%
Feb
11
11%
1,700
9%
Jun
12
Jan
54%
54%
200
47%
Jun
55% Mar
26%
27
100
19
Nov
34%
Oct
60% Mar
700
51
50%
52
900
20%
20%
21%
700
18 %
Nov
42
16%
16%
18%
19
51%
(Un)
-1
——20
61%
Co
—.—_10
5
100
12%
Jun
21% Mar
14%
Jun
20% Aug
51%
100
42%
Oct
56%
Feb
62
300
48
Jun
62
Dec
30%
700
30%
Dec
31
Nov
28 %
28%
500
25%
Oct
Jun
34% Mar
72% Jan
Jun
235%
Dec
27%
Jan
59%
1,300
40
231% 235 %
600
166
22%
1,200
16%
Jun
20%
1,200
85%
Jun
16%
17 %
7,800
15%
Oct
26%
Jan
12%
Jan
42 ;
Feb
107% 109
109
16%
Tire
12%
12%
100
12% Mar
29%
29%
200
23
1
Corp_l
1,700
"4
Oct
8% Feb
48%
46%
50%
2,200
31%
Jun
69% Mar
*
33%
33'/8
33%
800
25%
Oct
48% Mar
45
46
900
37%
Jun
60
Jan
44%
46
4,600
36%
Jun
46%
Nov
7%
Oct
14%
27 %
Feb
Inc
Trailer
Co
5
2.50
—3
1
Corporation
10
Bankshares
Fruehauf
W
D
Co
44%
5
9%
900
25%
1,000
9%
9
24%
8%
700
17% May
6%
•
Gen
Bankshares Corp
General
Box
General
Corp
Candy
Corp
General
Electric
General
Foods
Portland
General
Public Utilities
Gillette
,Glen
Granite
Greif
54%
Jun
59%
Jun
95 %
31%
30%
32
55
57%
21,700
22% May
45% Jun
33%
57%
57 %
Dec
18%
18%
19%
2,400
15%
Oct
30%
Feb
31
31
200
25%
Jun
37
Mar
%
Oct
29
Jan
Oil
24%
6,300
23%
4,800
16 %
Oct
29%
Apr
5,700
28%
Oct
54%
Jan
32%
31%"
10%
11
500
8%
Jun
14%
Feb
38
37%
38
300
34%
Oct
45%
Feb
Oct
44%
Jan
12% May
20
Aug
21%
47
Jan
32
31%
17
17
2,400
33%
17
300
-
30%
29%
6.25
3,000
1,350
25
Oct
13%' Oct
24"%
Jan
1
A
14%
14%
15
•
*
3
& Dock
Dredge
States
18
Jan
22%
•
:
1,200
33%
44
44
44%
59
59
52
Oct
2,200
22%
Jun
32%
Oct
Jun
44 Va
Apr
43%
Apr
200
100
31%
38%
39%
3,900
31 %
*
36%
36%
100
29%
32
Mar
50
May
39
32%
Utilities
Hein
(Walter
Hertz
E)
!
& Co
Bartlett-
Spencer
Holmes
(D
Co Ltd.
H>
Hupp
&
44%
150
6%
.7%
8
110
I
500
25 %
25%
22
66%
Jun
11 %
Jun
18
Feb
15 %
Oct
35%
135
Jan
100
21
Oct
1,400
4co
350
6%
Oct
Nov
'
Jan
Dec
18%
11% May
606
v
28 %
Oct
13%
255
•
24
1
Door
200
i
150
24
1
Corporation
Sash
44
700
18%
6%
Howard Industries Inc
Huttig
44%
1
25
20
Corp
Hibbard
15%
900
;
16%
17%
25c
•
,15 %
15"
16%
1
.3
Co
Werner Corp
Heller
27%
,27%
2.50
Co
Brewing
(MA)
Heileman (G)
Steel
Inland
Interlake
International
Mineral
Nickel
.
.f
Jan
154
•/
'
Apr
64%
International
Tel
33
9%
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
Jun
28% Mar
Jun
31%
23
Electric
Manville
Jones
& Laughlin
Tel
McNeil &
(P)
Merck
Oil
56%
Feb
Oct
85
Jan
2,000
23
Oct
1,300
22
Oct
3,400
33%
Jun
58
8%
9 Va
1,400
&
(Un)
39
Sep
59%
39%
Oct
72
Feb
25%
Jun
37
Mar
60
Oct
85 Va
46%
Oct
78 Va
5%
Jun
34%
1,300
67%
1,700
57%
53%
57%
1,600
6 Va
6%
6 Va
1,300
500
19
19
11%
12%
3,000
68
68%
600
25
1
.
Mfg
common
50c
& Co
(Un)
Chapman
common
&
Scott
*
.
*
16%c
-—12.50
For footnotes, see page
> 37
Oct
88
3%
Oct
6%
86%
300
68%
Oct
132 %
Jan
23%
25%
1,200
21
Oct
30%
Apr
41%
1,200
34%
Oct
55%
Jan-
31/4
1,500
70%
'•
100
16%
68%
Va
Apr
Mar
Jan
3
«
-
5%
July
*
Feb
Jun
20%
Jan
600
48% May
71%
Jan
1,100
20 Va May
11
23%
58%
60
41%
42%
16,500
Co
Ry
43 %
43%
500
35% May
48
38%
39
600
30VJ» Oct
44%. Jan
8,6CO
Jun
28% May
68% Apr
May
49% Mar
46%
32
Apr
31%
33%
900
25% May
37% Mar
43%
42%
43%
4,200
36%
Oct
50%
13 %
13%
13%
200
12 Va
Oct
20 Va
Feb
44%
44%
300
38%
Jun
49 %
Jan
32 Va
33%
1,700
30
Oct
40%
Feb
32
321/4
600
26 %
Jun
41
Jun
10
-1
.15
—
7.50
Chemical
32%
•
Corp
800
22%
600
16
Jun
24%
36%
36%
100
35%
Nov
57
•
25%
25%
27 %
7,100
19 Va
Oct
38% Mar
30V4
30 %
301/4
100
22%
Jun
35
Feb
13%
13%.
14%
4,200
10%
Jun
18%
Feb
51%.
51
52
900
39%
Jun
52 Va Mar
42%
42%
42%
200
33%
Oct
55 Va
46%
44%.
46%
1,800
34 Va
Oct
57'A Mar
52%
53%
7C0
45 %
Oct
62 %
2,100
12.50
(Philip)
5
1
Steel
Chemical
(Un).
Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal
St
National Stockyards
Public Service
"A"
Louis
Bt
Louis
Regis
1
Class
Oil
Shell
Co
Pacific Co
Spiegel
(Un)
Indus (Un)
California
Oil
of
Indiana
of
Oil
Standard
J (Un)
(Ohio)
N
Standard
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
Co
Packaging
Standard
common
Corp
(Un)
Swift
8s
Tenn
Gas
Company
Transmission Co
Inc
Texaco
Texas
Gas
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
Textron
Jan
67
Mar
28%
30%
1,500
21
Sep
52%
241/4
251/4
4,900
20%
Jun
41
Jan
401/4
42%
7,600
34%
Oct
80 %
Jan
291/a
950
26%
Oct
Feb
42%
2,200
33%
Jan
31%
42%
45
Aug
o5
Jan
Inc
Ramo-Wooldridge
Thompson
Trane
Company
Transamerica Corp
Tri
Continental
208
So
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Salle
La
St
53
206
13
Jan
Dec
2,500
9%
Apr
13%
Nov
27%
2C0
22 Va
Oct
39
Mar
10%
1,400
14%. Mar
8% May
13
13
200
11
Aug
17%'
Jan
18%
18%
20%
500
16%
40%
411%
1,100
31
Oct
Oct
26%
40%
Jan
Feb
74%
75%
4,500
69 ye
Jun
88%
Jan
9%
9%
300
Jun
14%
Jan
75%
Corp
8%
8%
500
8%
8%
1
1
1
200
1,000
7
60
9%
Jan
8
May
8
% May
10
Jan
Oct
41
Mar
28%
571/4
33
22%
200
19%
Jun
32%
Jan
34%
35%
4,100
28%
Oct
40
Feb
56
57%
2,500
45
Jun
57%
49%
35%
341/4
22%
341/4
1
51%
1,000
38%
Jun
57
Jan
30%
Feb
Oct
24%
38
Jan
Feb
34%
Jan
28%
131/4
30
1,500
21% May
131/4
14%
7,600
10%
26%
I,700
20%
Jun
21%
6 CO
15%
Oct
63%
63%
65%
2,900
51
Jun
48%
1
,6.28
25
7
10
1
27
21%
47'%
49
4,200
40
Oct "
Dec
65%
Feb
58 %
45 % May
Dec
58 Va
J
Dec
Feb
58 »/4
56
581/4
15,400
52%
521/4
52%
600
48%
Jun
59%
2,500
11%
Jun
23% Mar
161/4
15%
7%
16%
301%
33
33
'
11 % Mar
400
6%
Nov
400
7%
30
33
23%
Jun
34
Mar
32
Sep
70
6
May
Apr
Feb
1,260
10%
6%
6%
6,300
37%
401%
700
22%
24
23%
23%
5,400
21 %
Oct
28%
38%
900
31%
Oct
49%
6%
1
40
400
33%
18
Sep
May
,
58 % Mar
24% Mar
Feb
Feb
371/8
371/8
16%
17%
II,700
25 %
571/8
59%
3,900
15%
45 Va
Oct
Jun
59%
59%
15%
16%
3,900
14
Oct
18% Mar
40
40 %
Jun
45 Va
Apr
43%
441%
600
Jun
54 V»
Apr
13%
5
—12%
;—3.50
14%
3,100
11%
23 Va
Jan
23
Oct
May
40
•
50c
(Un)
Sulphur
Feb
59 Va
3.33%
Producing
Gulf
Texas
40%
10%
5
Transmission
Gulf
Feb
May
27%
1
5
1
25
X L Oil
D
63% Mar
13
5
Corp
Sunbeam
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
Sunray
Jun
25
Oct
2.50
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
38%
1,300
1
Corporation
Stanray
Stewart-Warner
1,300
32%
*
BOe
•
Kollsman
Standard
60
Oct
8
•
—
Standard
89
28%
15
(Un)
Rand Corp
Inc
Sperry
Co
(Un)
Southern
Sep
1
(Un)!
Co
56%
33%
5
Southern
200
12
—
Oil
65%
38 Va Mar
1,100
5
Corp
Mobile
Socony
36% Mar
65%
52
—
Strapping
Steel
Oil
Jun
1.40
-
Signode
Sinclair
Oct
28%
411/a
3
.
20Va
600
2,000
.20 g
Pen Co class A
(W A)
1,600
35%
37%
1
B
25%
29
Inc
Sheaffer
Nov
Mar
401/2
Co
&
34
241/4
Paper
Roebuck
Sears
Servel
24% May
44%
•
1
Co
San
Diego Imperial—
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)__
Schering Corp (Un)
St
Jan
100
35%
Co
Brothers
Richman
91%
331/4
29%
(Un)_.
Metals Co (Un)
(R. J.) Tobacco (Un)—
Reynolds
Reynolds
59% Mar
Aug
Jun
19
57%
42%
35%
(Un)—„
Corp
Oct
12 %
1,300
56%
59
42%
15
74%
35%
(Un)„
53%
17%
251/0
65%
49%
33»/4
—-
Rexall Drug &
Feb
Jan
71%
Raytheon Company
Inc
Feb
Mar
31%
(Un)
Quaker Oats Co
Radio Corp of America
Revlon
■
17%
53%
•
*
•
8
Co
Republic
Feb
30%
22%
5
10
,*
33%c
Co
Co
Oil
Pure
36%
29%
1
—
Co
&
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philip Morris Inc. See Morris
Phillips Petroleum Co
(Un)
Potter
Co
(The)
Procter
&
Gamble
(Un)
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pullman
25% May
Jan
^.1
(Un)
(Un)
Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
:
Pfizer
(Charles) & Co (Un)——33%o
43.
Union
Pacific
9
Jan
Jan
Mar
United
300
35%
34
Apr
Dec
31 Va Mar
41%
300
38 Va
65
65
400
52 % July
45%
300
26%
41%
42
300
34%
Oct
51 Va
Jan
72
30
68
Mar
72 Va
Nov
35%
2
1
*
1,500
56%
72
65
28%
43%
5
2
27
56%
28%
United
States
U
S
S
Nov
9%
Oct
Oct
25%
Feb
17 Va Mar
110
36%
Co
Oil
Jun
Oct
65
Feb
74 Va Mar
47%
Feb
8%
Nov
21
Jan
Walgreen
Jun
25%
Jan
Webcor
:
51%
52 Va
1,600
35
42%
43%
700
8 Va
8 Va
100
43%
43%
1C0
^
May
54 Va
Sep
36%
Oct
63%
Feb
8%
Dec
10 Va
Feb
34%
Oct
47% Feb
55
Feb
Co
(Un)
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Western Bancorporation
36 %
37%
1,100
34%
36%
1,100
30
Aug
21%
24
7,700
18
May
Aug
31
46% Mar
28%
Jan
Nov
25 Va
Jan
Feb
67%
Apr
&
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Corp
(Un)
Co
Electric
Public
Woolworth
World
(F
W)
Power
(Un)
Service
Co (Un)
Publishing Co
1
17%
17
17%
200
15%
49 Va
49%
49%
26
49 Va
34
34 Va
750
32% Aug
81%
81%
300
56
Jun
12
12 %
900
8
Va May
Co—.
Yates-Amer
Machine
94 Va Mar
Youngstown
Zenith
Aug
120 Va
Jan
51%
Apr
27% May
34%
Dec
39
Jan
34%
1,800
34
1,800
21%
22
600
78%
77
78%
1,800
41%
41%
42%
1,000
44%
44%
48%
15%
15%
161/4
41
361/4
41
2,100
33'/4
36
2,300
45%
46 %
21 Va
Jun
17%
Oct
30%
Feb
65%
Oct
104 Va
Jan
36
Oct
60%
Feb
6,800
37%
Oct
785a
Jan
1,900
Oct
29% Oct
29
Oct
31 Va
500
11
40
Jun
Nov
Radio
Corp
Jan
Mar
Jan
60% Mar
15%
Jan
38%
Jan
41 Va
Jan
Jan
6%
7%
2,800
2
2%
31 %
32%
2,100
26%
26%
27%
1,000
6.25
5
32%
31%
33
4,100
•
,—10
10
10
39%
1
9%
8%
13%
13%
14
400
11% Oct
5
82 »/2
86%
57V4
800
65%
Oct
43
Oct
1
61
54%
Jun
21% Oct
6%
6%
32%
25
25
Oct
39 Va
600
26%
Jun
35%
Dec
34%
35%
34%
Oct
Feb
39%
100
55
39%
45%
Jun
Mar
56%
400
60
56%
42
42%
400
34 % May
66
67%
500
56
91/4
3,600
--
f
66
'
Sheet 8s Tube
13
43 Va Mar
Jun
38% May
321/4
Jan
40
Wilson
Oct
83%
1
Inc
Whirlpool
23 VB
Products
Company
13 %
32 %
800
33%
Feb
150
300
1,200
48%
1
1
Match
Universal
1,200
.
48%
22
8
18%
2.50
1
(Un)
Corp
9Va
—
103% 105
34
4
Gypsum
Steel
18%
9
104%
33%
•
Co
Rubber
Upjohn
6%
——-—•
10
10
10
10
Fruit
U
(Un)
RR
Air Lines Inc
United
Universal
18 Va
64
Union
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Carbide
Corp
Electric Co
(Un)
Union
17%
•
1
Co
Oct
51%
200
23%
Peoples
18
„
4
;
Corp
Feb
10O
900
67%
5
—J
10% Mar
49%
33 Va
50c
__50c
1
Nov
45
1
Co-
24%
8 CO
42
Pennsylvania RR
Union
47 Va
33 Va
..
7%
Feb
45
47%
67%
4
13,500
28% Mar
45
(Un)
Corp
Co
Jun
52V2
24%
*
Cement
Field
Machine
&
34%
450
28%
Co
Marietta
Merritt
100
64%
43%
(Un)
Co
(Henry C)
(FW)
44
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Means
49%
63%
5
Libby
57% Mar
24%
Co
McCrory
.30%
Oct
33 %c
Chemical
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
McKay
Oct
43%
5
10
& Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Martin
24
*
&
Marshall
Jun
500
1,000
2,300
50
27%
Liggett
Marquette
31%
26
24%
Knapp Monarch Co__
Libby
Apr
40%
28%
Corp
Leath
Jan
44
5
Corp
Feb
44%
Co
Copper
Kimberly-Clark
46%
48 %
•
(Un)
(Un)
Steel (Un)
&
Jun
32
38
50
,
28% Mar
Corp
Aluminum
Marathon
800
18
Jan
2.50
•
Co
&
Johns
Lorillard
42%
•
(Un)
(Un)
Shoe
International
Lytton's
40%
_5
Chemical
Jaii
4%
,
Jun
59%
Nov
5% May
25%
•
&
Co
International Paper
Kennecott
700
*
—
Harvester
International
International
Kaiser
19%
38
Co
Steamship Co
Jefferson
18%
41
*
RR
Central
Illinois
19%
__10
Feb
65%
4%
35%
23%
Gas
Pictures
Coal
Peabody
Texas
Illinois Brick Co
•
7 Va
52 v«
-
Jun
33% .34%
(Un).
World Airways (Un)
Amer
Storkline
Hanna
4
] 00
6,000
Jan
48%
3%
Nov
s
8.33%
Corp
50
Feb
42%
2?% Oct
15%
Co_—
Parke-Davis
Jan
23
23%
/
4%
4%
Jan
40
Natural Gas——
Paramount
•
'
1
:_1
10
*
Rubber Co
Co
Pan
78% Mar
600
3.33%
;
30o
40% Mar
24%
Public Service
Pacific Gas & Electric
Apr
Feb
3,500
2.50
Corp
Cooperage class
Greyhound Corp
(Un)
Gulf
6%
36%
74%
(Un)
Bros
Gulf
19
76%
Stores-
Lakes
Great
Oct
May
4%
2,500
3,900
74%
City Steel Co
Drug
Gray
5%
5%
Mar
74%
(Un)
&
(W H)
Gossard
10
10
5%
15
30%
(Un)—
Tire
Goodyear
Nov
74%
Co
Corp
Co
336
9%
76
Cement
Rubber
(The)
Alden
Jan
_1
Corp
Tele & Electronics
'Glidden
Jan
3%
30%
Inc
&
Feb
10%
Sep
1.66%
Mills
Motors
General
Tire
86
Jun
2%
•
3
General
General
Jun
8
1,300
1
5
(Un)
Co
Corp
General
Gen
53
500
2%
70
32
Dynamics
General
600
8%
2%
67%
70
I
General Contract Finance
10 % Mar
Aug
8%
1.25
2
1
5
Transportation
American
Geenral
Oct
Edison
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
(Un)
Rubber
4%
Dairies
Foremost
F
Corp—y
& Instrument
&
Motor
115% Mar
29%
Mfg
Wisconsin
Mar
1,400
'
Ford
Feb
30%
1
10
3
7.50
1
(Un)
Co
First
28% Mar
Jun
17%
41
57%
70 %
Oct
300
Feb
14 Va
Oct
83%
Oak Manufacturing Co
30 Va May
Whitney
Firestone
Oct
7%
200
Oct
5
Jun
30%
62 %
Northwest
May
_5
41 %
1,500
27
4%
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Bancorporation
Dec
35
28%
4,300
37%
9%
33%
Jan
22
Inc
Camera
Jan
17%
6,800
Manufacturing
Fairchild
18%
54"%
12%
2,100
El Paso Natural Gas
Fairbanks
Jan
32% May
(Un)
Co
Air-Lines
Electric
Apr
Pacific
25%
*
57%
35%
1
Co
Natural Gas
44%
Nemours (Un)
Kodak
Northern
Northern
43%
Co
Eastman
Feb
70
America
of
Eastern
Apr
Indiana
25
1.33 Vb
5,000
Apr
(Un)
Illinois
Northern
44
Co
(EI) de
Jun
I
Northern
25
12 %
9%
Apr
39
V
Northern States Power Co—
5
10
9%
9%
Apr
Corp
Car
American
North
Mar
70
Aug
200
65%
25% May
RR
Aviation
American
North
Feb
Central
York
94%
Jun
200
y
65%
37%
500
39%
91%
National
Dec
Mar
50
600
r
600
Gypsum Co
(Un)
Tile & Mfg—
Jun
52%
36%
3
Oct
8%
49%
18%
4%
-50(5
14%
38%
25%
Jun
50
Register (Un)
National Distillers & Chem (Unj
14,800
-
15
Cash
10,700
52
300
36%
--1*
National
12%
49
17%
25%
!
Inc
Feb
Feb
74%
25%
13 Va
Feb
9%
25%
7 Va
Sep
53%
:::io
Company
17%
69%
21%
Jun
9
9%
*
22%
26% Jan
13% Mar
21
11%
72%
4
'220
•
1
Jun (
.
800
2,500
9%
34%
1
(Un)
15
400;
~
Corp
Co
Emerson
Feb
59%
Iron
Edison
Elder
25%
550
Corp
Pont
65
Jun
1,100
Dodge Manufacturing
Dow Chemical Co
Du
Feb
15%
43%
comm[on-
New
58%
Chemical
High
4%
17
10
Montgomery Ward & Co
50
400
10%
5
10
•
Continental Motors Corp (Un)-2
Continental Oil of Delaware (Un)
5
Controls
Co
of
America
5
Corn
Products Co
1
Crowell-Collier Publishing
_1
Crucible Steel of Amer (Un)
12.50
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
1
Detroit
Mar
19%
52%
Continental Insurance
&
62%
18%
Continental Can Co
Deere
Monsanto
43
Consolidated Foods
Container
Jan
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4%
1
Co—:
52%
30%
18%
Power
Chemical
Monroe
Oct
52%
Low
Co—
21% May
1
&
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine
Manufacturing
12%
5
Commonwealth Edison com
Consumers
Sep
400
(Un)
Fuel
Columbia
Feb
23%
500
System
Colorado
46%
17%
Co
Palmolive
Colgate
43% Mar
Jun
17 % May
:
30
—1|
4%%.pfd—_10O
Ilium
15
Inc
Co
Coleman
Jun
31
900
17
Iron
Electric
Cleveland
28%
400
600
,
Shares
9%
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)__
18%
*
City Products Corp—:
Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron
com
Cleveland-Cliffs
Jan
29%
8.50
10
Elec
&
42%
62 %
25
Service
Feb
*
Ry com
Corp
Cincinnati
% May
42%
29 %
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
•
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR_12.50
Chrysler
1,000
43
Jan
31
300
37%
23
Feb
1%
26
29% July
38 %
37%
for Week
4
Brick Inc.
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelbery's Food
ProductsMiddle South Utilities
Metropolitan
Feb
17
preferred
A
series
23%
Oct
*
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Milw St Paul & Pac
5%
Jun
19%
40%
1
25
Chic
Chicago & Northwestern
%
500
37
*
Corp
1,200
36%
1
Champlin Oil & Ref common
$3
convertible preferred
1%
36%
38%
2.50
*
1
South
&
1,200
22%
10
*
*
common
17%
Sep
12%
1%
Inc
Hecla
&
10%
12%
S
Export Gas & Oil Ltd__16%c
Pacific
(Un)
25
Calumet
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
V
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
stocks
for Week
Range
Last
(Range for Week Ended December 7)
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
37
55%
53%
1,500
8%
Oct
Dec
42%
Nov
Jan
16% Mar
92
17%
106
Apr
Mar
75 Va Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle■
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.
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
*
•
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Encjed December 7)
Friday
Stock Exchange
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Pacific Coast
Stocks
list does not
'
1
Price Range on
This
i
■
1
other Exchanges.
STOCKS
United
for Week
Last
Range
of Prices
for Week
Shares
Low
&
53/4
Jan
707
51
54%
120
43 ¥2
Oct
67 ¥2
Feb
333/8
32 ¥2
333/8
227
25% May
377/e
Apr
18
18 ¥2
260
163/4
43/8
5
Foundry Co.
High
Sep
4 ¥2
54 ¥8
.—5
Corp
Engineering
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
4 ¥4
1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common..
—10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass-;
Rockwell-Standard
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
*
'
Oct
Feb
233/a
!
10
25%
253/8
25%
180
22
Oct
303/8 Mar
6.25
32%
31%
33
590
24%
Oct
39 ¥4
24%
(Un)——25
—-5
*
Stores Inc
Brewer
(C) & Co Ltd
Buckner
Industries
Inc_——
Broadway-Hale
32
--
1
Co———-*
5.50
Cooke.
10
Oil
California Ink Co
Castle
and
27 i\
37
33
Jun
47 (4
Sep
5
3%
Oct
9%
300
16(4
Jun
23%
Jan
2,900
23 (4
Oct
50(4
Jan
300
4%
|
18 (4
18%
!
2 7 ¥2
28
Jan
3,700
50c
Dec
1%
the New York Stock
on
61c
Nov
1.90
1,600
1.70
Dec
1.25
5,300
1.05
Dec
1.70
Nov.
Salt
Leslie
10c
M Oil Co (Un)
Meier & Frank Co Inc
M
M &
J
Co—
Ltd———
Corp
Norris
Oil
1
Invest
American
North
6 '<
512''
Oil
Rice
Oil
Ranch
Terex
Trico
Corp
Oil
Gas
&
—1
2.70
Union
Sugar
United
Industrial
Corp
(4 Mar
Dec.
6
5%
July
}.25 Oct
2.65
Aug
,3% Apr
25 (4 May
27
Feb
to
24
26
Nov
Jun
2.00
(Uni
Preferred
Williston
%
6,300
19,300
7(4
Oct
19
40
Bonds
125.27
226.58
93.50
81.33
85.22
89.10
87.29
125.65
225.99
93.61
81.66
85.39
89.11
87.44
126.43
227.93
93.61
81.57
85.41
89.03
87.40
140.^(7
126.13
a228.27
93.60
81.50
85.61
89.10
87.45
140.05
126.55
227,89
93.58
81.51
85.62
89.22
87.48
a
a
by
daily
compiled
are
65 stocks, 15.13.
for the 20
substitution of Kansas
the
averages
the
using
divisors: Industrials,
following
Rails,
2.988;
5.04;
changed
the
divisor for
railroad stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
City Southern Industries for Kansas City Southern Railway Co.
the 20 rails to 5.04 from 5.34 and that for the 65 stocks to 15.13
Jan
1,700
16%
Jun
22
Mar
62,600
1.75
Jan
4
3
80c
30
300
32%
—
30%
Nov
23%
1,300
5%
32%
Oct
25%
Feb
16
Dec
1.45
5%
Dec
12,800
Jan
6
1,400
3% May
6
Nov
2,400
Nov
1
Jan
37
Jan
%
25
600
23
Jun
7
23%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Apr
95c
4%
86c
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
5.00 Mar
2.50 May
2,600
Dec
32% May
Jan
60c
6,200
2.65
5%
,
3.00
Jan
100
32
23%
1
___.
Oil
Basin
Total
ties
4% Aug
Jun
9%
19%
2.55
2.60
25
6%
(Un)
1
____10
common
-Rails
138.97
651.73
___
The
This
71c
5(4
Co
Petroleum
Rails
138.45
653.99
._
-
_
Averages
10
2.50
89c
Equipment
trials
140.28
649.30
___
59,500
4
Jan
..7
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Oct
1.15
Nov
6
7
7
.
1.10 |
92c
95c
Explor new com
•
Range
Closing
Dec.
for
1962
High
144.31
Mar 14
Low
100.23
Jun
27
118.85
3
7 3A Mar
100
Date
Mon.
70c
3,600
Tues.
Dec.
4
113.66
Wed.
Dec.
5_—_____
119.49
Thurs.
Dec. 6_
Fri.
Victor
Utili¬
Stocks
ties
Utilities, 6.28;
Jan
32
Oct
30
8%
80c
Warrants
Westates
Grade
2.10 Jan
26
32
8(4
.
17
26
32
common
Preferred
Jun
100
19
5
common
5
1.25 May
—
50c
Co
Dec.
25
3%
4%
9
Co series A pfd—25
___________________25
.10c
preferred
6%
Jan
21
Grade
fromi 15.31.
Cal Gas
Southern
69c
26
19 (4
Co
Oct
26
25c
Co
200
10
Indus¬
646.41
___
4
25
33Vbc
—»•—1
Develop
Gas
&
Oil
Western
4,100
Dec.
—
25
25
Gas
&
Reserve
Rhodes
3%
1.40
1.40
Jan
15(4
7,300
30,000
88
____
3
Jun
30c
500
1.60
3 (4
3%
1
common
preferred
preferred
Pacific
1.50
16%
1.50
1
Co
33c
16%
30c
16%
10
_25c
Petroleum
Merchants
Nordon
30c
-10
Co
61%
Second
65
651.48
30
Dec.
50
550
58
First
Utili¬
roads
trials
Date
10
10
Total
15
Rail¬
Indus¬
Oct
5% Mar
2.85 May
2,800
r
—Bonds—
10
20
30
2.70 Jan
4
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
Stocks——-
Jan
1.85--
3%
Exchange
Jan
6,400
53 c
94c
are
Mar
15
7% May
2,200
9 (4
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
75c
July
32c
3,200
49%
Jun
29%
400
37 (4
42c
Feb
1.05
4
Jan
Feb
2
8,700
2.25
1.70
1.85
1.05
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
_
Apr
400
4%
82c
82c
Corp
Jan
36%
50c
51c
Brake
Elec
Feb
30%
47%
8 (4
8(4
50c
-4—
Oil
25%
Jun
38c
42c
Imperial Western new common—
Jade
Oct
25%
36%
—10
A
class
Ltd
Co
21(4
2,300
—
1
General Exploration Co of California_l
Goebel Brewing Co—j_
.j.—1
Good Humor Co of Calif——10c
Holly Oil Co (Un)
1
Oil
Exeter
150
32%
2.25
4 /2
—
Capwell Co
Emporium
24%
—
Gas &
Buttes
4
Air
W'estinghouse
1
High
Low
High
Low
Par
:
A.
Cement Corp pfd
American
Range Since Jan.
Shares
Westinghouse
Below
STOCKS
Dec.
Range
119.87
—
1961
High
144.09
Dec
8
Low
—120.67
7_
for
106.57
Jan
3
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Acme Markets Inc
American
Tel
Arundel
-Atlantic
Transit
Central
RR
Co
Finance
13%
14
140
11
A
N
J.
&
Garfinckel
Motors
Food
common./
76%
266
23%.
23%
100
69
74%
3,513
85.
6%
6 %.
.'
26 ¥»
Jun
.5%
Jun
•
50%
112
38%
Jun
55% Mar
29
29%
680
24
May
32% Mar
13-
25
25
25
20%
23(4
44%.
46 Vb
8%
8%
9>/4
,
1
19%
19%
19%
54%
57%
14,885
15%
Martin-Marietta
Merck
&
Pennsalt
Co
Trade,
Finance
Mining
45% Mar
26% Jan
Jun
57 %
,
and: Services
Pennsylvania
12%
12%
13 (4
140
12(4
Oct
34%
Gas
29 ¥s
...618
18%
Jun
36
Water
4%
Jun
6%
17%
Oct
30%
23
20
24
2,947
18%
Jun
28%
Jan
Mon.
Dec. 3
81'4
79
81%
139
60%
Jun
94% Mar
Tues.
Dec. 4
35
38
535
23%
Jun
40%
Thurs.
Dec. 6
Fri.
Dec. 7—
*
Ferfect
Photo
Philadelphia
Phila
34%
35
180
27
Jun
38
32%
30 %
33%
1,758
29
May
13%
14%
2,440
10%
Jun
19
L
37
36%
37%
173
31%
Oct
55
9%
20
8%
July
11(4
Public
Electric
Service
Power
Electric
Rltter Finance
Kline
Gas
10
43 (4
40%
43%
731
5% Jun
32% May
com—_•
65%
64
65%
1,148
49% May
Texas
Eastern
Thompson
United
Co
Improvement
Company
Light
preferred
$4.25
1,542
$5,181,000
7,093,000
7,291,000
5,617,000
U.S.
-
Bank..
Bonds
3,903.860
4,642,000
$29,824,000
411
5%
85
8%
8%
Oct
10%
Feb
161%
Dec
207
4%
Oct
8
Jun
43
62%
64%
610
45(4
Jun
33 %
554
29
44%
45%
1,245
42% May
53%
15%
16%
1,280
13%
Oct
Foreign
and
4%
5
May
Industrial
88
38%
Jun
65%. Jan
221/4
621
19%
Nov
23(4
Jun
29
183
22%
Oct
38(4
86,942,600
65,326,100
1,291,259,400
1,477,092,000
$35,899,000 $1,378,217,000 $1,542,423,100
Apr
33
34%
753
29%
Jun
41
Jan
871/4
34%
56%
21%
871/4
10
July
89
Mar
85
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
1
O C K S
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
,
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Armltrong Corkmcoteel
Blaw-Knox
coiumwa
Co
;i
GaScs%tem::::::;:::—S
auee^esr^jipittsburei;:i
Equitable
Tin
Gas
Glass
For
"
,
7%
preferredlllllZioo
footnotes,
see page
32
IV*
120
32
"
IS* 98%
.
SP §2
y\i
2J®
33 Vi
27% Oct
'£
ifr
75
ol
48% Jun
35
J/
-
25%
High
48%
452,000
1,298,712
165,000
Dec. 7
1,156,275
224,000
2,000
$1,432,000
$158,000
Total-
—
6,000
$3,000
2,000
Week Ended Dec. 7
73 % Mar
39%
10%
1962
Jan
30 % Mar
Feb
Stocks—Number of Shares.
Domestic
Foreign
48
Mar
1961
Foreign
1
Government
Corporate
—
461,000
167,000
226,000
$5,000
$1,595,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 7
1962
1961
6,857,367
9,798,540
288,310,761
460,851,017
$1,432,000
$1,736,000
121,000
$70,571,000
1,933,000
$46,829,000
158,000
5,000
27,000
1,282,000
1,532,000
$1,595,000
$1,884,000
$73,786,000
$50,781,000
Bonds—
32% Mar
47%
Jan
6,857,367
Sales
292,000
1,766,955
Dec. 6
Feb
Bond
$449,000
292,000
Dec. 4
Dec,. 5
—
Total
2,420,000
28% Mar
'to
m,.,,,
Bonds
$150,000
$299,000
1,420,085
Foreign
Corporate
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
53 % 34%
64
64%
26/4
™
1,215,340
Dec. 3
Fri.
Shares
High
Co
5*'rMt~0r1"——-7 14
Jfcanette
33 %
Bonds
Wed.
for Week
Low
Gov't
Bonds
Tues.
Sales
Par
„
' Domestic
Thurs.
Friday
Sale Price
...
$5,000
1,738,000
34,159,000
Feb
Mon.
0
.
$2,401,000
$32,225,000
Total
Jan
27%
22 Vt
/
.«
Mar
44
56
5
~*
c
.f.
$15,000
$2,000
"
_l_—
29,824,000
__—
Railroad
♦•••
.
—__
/
Bank—
18% Mar
45%
•
■
.964,305,564
905,094,555
72% Jan
33
Bonds
International
1961
1962
1961
21,010,850
23,901,600
.
U. S. Government——
Jan
25(4
Jan. 1 to Dec. 7
Mar
205
$32,225,000
1962
,
Nov
—
Stocks
ir
7,576,000
7,761,000
6,065,000
5,037,000
$2,401,000
(No. of
t
Sales
$5,786,000
'
Shares)
c
Bond
'
483,000
470,000
448,000
395,000
23,901,600
Total
Govt.
Bonds
Int'l
$605,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
Jan
8
47% Mar
71
2,348
jq
common
•
64 %
.~Z.~T.4T50
.
Washington Gas
3,807,090
/
Week Ended Dec. 7
16% Jan
34% Mar
32%
3.50
Ramo-Woodridge
Gas
Warner
1
Total
Feb
30
"4%
—Z—*
II TIT*
2~50
J
_•
Transmission
4,170
6%
6
Mar
31%
1
Lab
29%
161% 161 %
25
French
South Jersey Gas
Sun
Oil
Co
8(4
50
class B
&
4% Oct
24% May
6(4
common
Paper
Smith
75
31
30%
Reading Co common
Riggs National Bank
Scott
5(4
5(4
•
10
common
&
,
.
Apr
*
Co
83.8
Jan
9%
25c
I
1
Inc
Electric
85.5
38% Mar
13%
Transportation Co:
Pot omac
Jan
*
com_
5
of
Bonds
5,234,210
6.360,680
4,595,760
Dec. 5—:
38
Foreign
Bonds
Jan
5(4
'
and.Miscel.
Feb
530
Railroad
No. of
16
22%
Light
Co
113.3
+
101.5
Stocks
5%
20
___50
Bottling
1.0
—0.2
149.4
,
Shares
5%
22%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Pepsi-Cola
143.0129.fr
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
3
RR
&
185.5
178.2
101.3
M-ar
Corp
&
111.0
+ 1.8
Jan
27%
l
16%c
Power
+ 3.1
164.8
98.6
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
l
Inc
Pennsylvania
100.1
150.9
;
j.
—
Dec
28%
.
Corp
Pennsylvania
101.8
167.8
*
Chemicals
134.4
Feb
Jun
1
i
+ 1.8
Feb.
10c
,
RR
Inc
95.2
119.6
+
'
-
Nov
Oct
15% May
102
57 %
class A
Fund
135.6
113.7
.
Jan
46%
45
125
38
37%
40.%
32%
320
28
Oct
Oct
7(4
2,223
Dee
18%
35
610
447/8;
1.66%
Corp, common
Resistance
Valley
1.0
103.2
Utility
Wed.
Lehigh
Madison
144.3
135.0
116:7
121.7
Nov
13% Feb
107.0
+ 1.5
+ 1.4
125.5
118.3
114.8
;
Non-Durable Goods
Nov
71%
Oct
38%
Durable Goods
Mar
122
Low
High
Change
127.4
/
Manufacturing
Oct
23%
...
.
,
49%
—50c
Corp__i_
Inc
International
Feb
22%
—2.50'
_.
2
Acceptance
15-%
97%
_5
__l
—
(Julius)
$% May
Nov. 23,'62
Nov. 30,'62
-1962
Percent
1957-59:=100
Bait-
at
j.
Co
422
/
Jan
12%
highs and lows
,
Apr
9%
29%
5
-
for the current year.
19 ¥4
90%
6%:
Jan
33% May
Dec
50%.
._—:C.?5
Dairies
Foremost
General
:
49%
May
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with
•/.. Jun
72 %
25
the
Jam
-7V4 May
8%
10
for
stocks
of stock prices based on the closing prices, of 300 common
week ended Nov. 30, 1962, for the composite and by major
Jan
578
•
23%
ftO
___
.
Jan
index
343/4
8%
93%
1.80
Light
Stores
Motor
12%
common
America
of
8 %
5
non-voting
Fair
General
l
Lierht
Co
Class
Giant
10%
13
99 ¥2
SEC
The
136 ¥2
Nov
35
908
:i;
Power
Du ouesne
Fortl
478
133/a
,
Publishing Co
Delaware
Food
433/8
10%
Co__
of
24%
40 %
—_.Li
Co
100
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1
High
60%. Oqt
98 Vb May
816
.
4,477
-
25%
13%
_
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Z
67%
:.i 119
25%
43%
—
Company
Soup
110
1
Corp_
Ealdwin-Lima-Hamilton
Campbell
118%
TTZZ4T33
Electric
Research
Baltimore
66%
67
._—33%
*
City
Alantic
E«dd
1
__.
Tel
&
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Par
98-/,
'V
Dec
101
Jan
Total
Number
186
Volume
6219
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2411)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Canadian
Week's
Abitibi
4
&
Paper
preferred
Algoma
;—*
common
Steel
4% %
41%
25
—
Low
42%
24%
3,098
24%
125
Canada
4%
Jun
53%
Apr
MacMillan
19%
Jun
293/4
Jun
Mailman
Sep
23% Mar
Maritime
47%
48
I,110
45%
Oct
50
May
a51% a51%
15
45%
Jun
53
Oct
Massey-Ferguson
5%%
preferred
47 %
50
42c
40 %c
50
42 c
785
40
50
52%
53
50
8%
9
505
7%
1,200
1,953
16%
500
8%
■'
A
a22
Atlas^teels Ltd
5%
Selburn
pfd
25
_
Montreal
Banqne. Canadian
Provinciale
Power
70 "a
(Canada)
&
Paper
5 % '7o
pfd
British
American
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Columbia
Brown
Class
Bulolo
Canada
5%
Sugar Co
11,878
400
51/4
568
100
5,804
Co
17%
3.25
250
23%
Jun
32%
Feb
1,610
22 Vz
Jun
29%
Nov
19%
2,880
18
Jun
25 %
52
55
671
Nov
64 %
Apr
St
Lawrence
al3
al3
4
13%
Feb
St
Lawrence
all 1/4 all'A
5
22
21
10%
Ltd
Jun
Feb
Nov
Shell
Co
Ltd
38 Vz
Jan
Sherwin
Jan
9%
Dec
7%'
3.00
Dec
6
2.15
Jun
Ltd
61%
633/s
3,090
13%
Jan
Traders
4.50
1,900
3.65
Nov
Feb
Trans
25 >/8
II,491
10 2/4
1,192
183/4
425
8.30
77 %
14
al4
1,295
500
H
al6% al6%
Oct
14% Mar
27%
Triad
4.80
49
Jan
27%
9.85
Jan
Apr
Oct
Dec
Union
Apr
United
4.20
Jan
3.35
Jun
18%
Oct
25
Jun
27
4.50
Dec
Jan
Weston
18% Mar
Class
Feb
Mar
46%
47%
2,820
37%
Jun
12%
12%.
1,400
15%
17%
4,432
al9
al9
25
59%
58%
60%
69
75
17»/2
17%
17%
100
6%
6%
6%
1,000
47
•;
9.55
&
Canada
15%
19
3,576
45
Jun
67
Co
68
Nov
85
Jan
18
Int
5
Oct
Consol
Ltd
8
Oct
Oct
14 3/8
17%
10,313
16
May
21% Mar
Feb
23% May
18% Mar
a22
100
3,343
20
15
Nov
22%
22%
350
20
Oct
27
36 %
37
300
25%
Jun
38%
Nov
8%
8'%
150
Jun
93/4
Apr
a
121/4
ia
12%
9
6'%
__
53'%
6'%
150
2.85
,
2.85
100
55
2,759
52%
,
Gold
12
6
2.65
44 %
Mar
Nov
class
Feb
3.00
Aug
Jun
68 %
Jan
Oct
18%
Apr
19%
575
775
18% May
8% Nov
25% Mar
10
Jun
283/j
Jan
Oct
8
6
19V4
18'%
19%
3,660
25%
,
27%
27%
26%
27%
135
a93
;a93
1
33
__
33'%
2.60 Aug
15
33'%
310
July
Oct
373/a
Jan
103%
Jan
Jun
38%
Jan
Jun
61
31
52
5
46
48
Apr
8%
8%
100
87/a
Dec
11
Jun
17%
5,515
15%
Oct
20
14
—
14%
Dec
22 %
Jan
2.80
2.80
100
2.80
Nov
11%
Jan
4.50
4.85
1,225
3.80
Sep
7 %
Oct
21%
Nov
20
/
21%
4,180
al8% al8%
11%
12%
49
Feb
1.70
1,100
42
125
common
Canada
Corp....
footnotes,
&
class
see
page
Jan
8%
Oct
11%
Jan
6
Jun
11%
Jan
Jun
84% Mar
8
Jun
16
24
July
63 %
4%%
__
50
;
200
13
Jun
102
205
99
Aug
9%
17,290
8%
Oct
18%
Jan
24
243/4
9,439-
19%
Jun
26%
Jan
24%
24%
195
26%
Jan
.41
165
22% May
37% Sep
25
Dec
25
Dec
"
25
'
25
19% Mar
105
Mar
Feb
43
__
25
79
12%
12%
9,327
10%
Nov
13%
Nov
5.35
5.45
400
5.35
l|)ec
5.45
Dec
233/4
*
__•
2334
605
23%
Dec
32
Feb
120'A 120'A
10
Nov
135
Jan
30%
7%
485
120
6% May
«'■
30
30Vz
32
31 Vz
32 %
9%
*
*
9%
9%
400
6%
8% Mar
1,815
24%
Jun
32 lA
9,075
J
25
Jun
32% Mar
Aug
12 %
Mar
Jan
17%
17%
12,345
15%
Jun
21% May
21
21
21
675
17%
Jun
32% Mar
45%
46
1,435
41%
Nov
60
10
62Vz
62'A
63%
560
14%
14%
14%
2,435
8%
83A
8%
5,550
*
1
'
50% July
10% Jun
7%
Jun
73
Feb
Feb
16% May
13
Mav
*
22%
21%
22%
4,306
17
Oct
27%
Feb
14
13%
14%
1,725
13%
Dec
15%
Nov
1.75
1.75
1.77
1,200
1.20 July
1.93
Feb
11%
11%
200
11%
Nov
13%
Sep
10%
10 %
2C0
10'A
Dec
10%
Dec
5%
5V4
224
4.75
Nov
Line....
Ltd
—
1
:
—
5%
Co
12%
12 %
118
12'A
Jun
14%
55
53%
55%
2,535
44%
Jun
59 % Mar
2.00
2.00
100
1.75
—
1
trust_*
vot
__
__
___I00
—
*
common
33
2.90
Jan
Feb
15%
15%
250
11%
Aug
Jun
22%
Feb
17
17%
2,450
13'A
Jun
19%
Jan
20%
20%
16
Jun
22
Jan
a94
a94
5
94
Oct
99% May
32 %
33
170-
31
Oct
36% May
17
*
Ltd
7%. Apr
2.00
,___*
preferred
Zellers
Nov
9
24%
com
15
Feb
25V4
403/4
common.•
B
520
.
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Arc
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Ajax
Canadian
in
14c
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Minerals
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
14c
18c
16,075
5
5
100
5%
2,250
High
39c
Jan
14c
Nov
5
Nov
9%. Aug
Nov
10% July
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd-rCommon
Class
__
!
A
*
—
Alscope
Consolidated Ltd
Amalgamated Beau Belle
5%
5
19c
Dec
5 %c
Dec
1
10c
ale
200
2 %c
Jan
5 %c
Oct
4.35
Anr
1.85
2.05
11,500
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd-—1*
a32
a32
a32
40
6%c
6%c
1,000
4c
4%c
9,000
Mining
Ltd__
1
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Jan
19c
500
2.05
Arno
1.00
3,847
19c
a5%c
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining——1
Anthonian
4%
21c
a5%c
ale
*
Ltd.l
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Atlas Sulphur & Iron
Atlas
_1
__
—*
Co Ltd—
1
Products Co Ltd
4%c
667
2.45
2.70
36,100
31c
34c
8,224
1-35
1.50
cl B—% 1.50
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Talc
Bav
Belgium
Mining
Ltd
Mining
Bonnets
Co
:_1
*
common.
1.75 May
30%
Nov
5c
4c
July
July
39 %
Jan
Feb
10c
Mar
9c
Jan
River
Bluewater
__
__
Oil
11%
1,255
2,878
1.50
40
46%
Nov
July
4.15
46
Jan
Mar
Oct
59 % Mar
9% July
13 % Mar
Bornite
Copper
Bruneau
Canada
Canada
Mines
Chibougamau
Southern
Petroleum
Canadian
Colliers
&
Common
Dredge
Dock
&
341/4
Jan
Canadian
Power
&
183/B
NOV
Canalask
Nickel
Co
Mines
903
12,633
18
400
67%
70'/4
6
3/4 Mar
56%
Jun
89
24%
Oct
39% Mar
34
Jun
47
Mar
Canuba
Jan
Canorama
29%
29%
322
44i/4
45%
1,525
—
48%
491/4
275
451/4
Jun
53
Mar
Carbec
—
79
80
1,966
64%
Jun
86
Mar
Cartier
11
11
100
8%
Nov
223/4
Jan
Cantexas
Cassiar
Oils
Tr
Mines
Ltd
5%
cum
Nov
14c
Co
Ltd
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Asbestos
*
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*
*
1
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Ltd
200
12 %
Oct
3.00
Oct
1
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Oct
2,500
8c
Aug
8 %c
16%
25c
17 %
7.00
18c
Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
Feb
May
26 %c Mar
12%c
Sep
32c
Aug
18c
Nov
70c
Aug
22%
400
20%
Jari
29%
Sep
2c
2c
1,500
2c
Dec
4c
Jan
3.60
3.85
800
3.20
Sep
7.45
Feb
22%
125
4.25
5.40
45,500
3.00
3.15
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6%
6%
400
—
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6%
258
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200
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10,800
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5,827
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50
13c
3
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15% Jun
6%
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11
Feb
18
May
July
5.40
Dec
2.90 Mar
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3.05
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15c
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6 %
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1
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Canadian
17%
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12c
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Canadian
25%
Mar
4.50
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Ltd
Nov
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*
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11%
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—
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Nov
13%
14c
Aug
Jan
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Jan
Dec
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July
9,323
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1
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5.75
4.40
38,000
16%c
Calgary & Edmonton Corn Ltd
Campbell
1,200
1
10c
60c
13c
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Calumet
1.35
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5,300
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Oct
8%c
19c
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&
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May
7c
13%
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3c
1.60
27c
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9.65
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400
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.
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17%
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3,770
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1,330
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25
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14%
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9%
75%
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46
15
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125
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67%
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10%
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39
*
36%
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10
37
51
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65
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42
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2,625
51 %
preferred
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—
43
423/4
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July
1
Jan
200
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14
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada
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Dec
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Co
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Feb
Nov
61
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23%
61
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1,285
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31
82
41
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23
25
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825
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12
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50
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17%
4.80
89
400
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—
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31
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11
17%
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37
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380
6,180
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8
10
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*
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56%
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59%
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100
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10
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50
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37
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Sep
15
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24%
13 %
•
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18%
11
1927
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*
37
143
1%
inc
75
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16%
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■
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42
—
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July
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2,229
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Feb
5
*
1,714
75
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20%
20
1
26%
74
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Nov
6 %
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class
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•
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110
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5
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25
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18
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,
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40
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195
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200
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35
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17
130,330
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37
•
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72%
1.33
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Jun
Co
14
4.35
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Andy
503/u
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Sep
Steel
43
213/8
1
of
Britain
of
17%
350
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18 %
3,000
36%
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36
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7
A
2,480
20
36 %
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Oct
Mines
Canadian
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Standard
Jan
4.95
51
12%
Jan
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9 Vz
21
•
class
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*
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505
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;
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,
1,605
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13
77
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preferred
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135
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Dec
2,130
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16
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24
18%
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.
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3.80
100
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24,660
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class
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200
8 i/a
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!
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100
10
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1,025
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*
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24
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305
341/4
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81/2
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34
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8,810
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87
47%
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11
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Class
53
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15
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48
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21,988
17
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511/4
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11
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31
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1961
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French
I,286
12
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720
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400
9
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class
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285
24
850
9
14 % Mar
111
193/S
preferred.
32%
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Coronation
East
3.30
23%
6.85
*
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10
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15%
225
17
3.30
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II,002
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4.50
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19 »/8
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17%
10% May
100
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&
560
Jan
*
preferred
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49%
17
23Va
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12,645
1,591
5
4%
38%
15
1,958
12%
42
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Jun
25
Canadian
Distillers
Jan
Nov
July
of
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21
12
27%
common..
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23
20 %
107% 107-%
26Vz
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20%
common
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10
14
Corbys
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Apr
28
17
10
common
International
Columbia
Jan
4.75
3,350
Hydrocarbons
Coghlin
54%
Aug
24%
40%
Development
Corp
Jun
3.00
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P
Placer
13,746
55
Ltd
Husky
Canadian
K
Penmans
Jan
31
E'
Chrysler
Apr
7
141/8
10
C
58 % Mar
53
Oct
Oct
95
*
Oct
2.45
21% May
85% Mar
,
1
Aug
50
17% July
16% Jun
25
__
100
48
Ltd
1,331
8,484
90
263/4
:
Products
Page-Hersey
191/4
1914
90
253/4
preferred
46%
4.60
Jan
19
27
Petroleum
SO
Fairbanks
Canadian
Central
Steel
Pacific
10%
*
Chemical
Canadian
Ontario
Jan
13
Warrants
Class
Feb
Jan
55
20
series
Canadian
54
20
27%
Electronics..
Celanese
Canadian
Jun
Jun
July
7%
Jan
Nov
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27
Ltd
Aluminum..
Canadian Bronze
$1.75
51%
491/8
40
34%
21
-—^——*
Mills
20
common
Cable
&
British
Canadian
46 %
25
40 Vz
Light & Power
Flour
28
preferred
$,2.20
15
645
Feb
145
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•
•
Breweries
Canadian
400
24
26%
Ltd
•
!
common
Aviation
Canadian
666
10% July
•
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Ltd
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common..
Foundries
Wire
47
15%
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Rolland
Steamship common
preferred
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Canadian
Ogilvie
50
Canada
Cascade
Nova
Jan
50%
49%
*
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Iron
Jan
82
30
5
-
preferred
&
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*
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Canada
Trust
833/4
525
27 %
55%
*
—
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Jun
17 Vz
27
10
_L____
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50
*
:
Calgary Power
$1.30
Trust
Moore
Jan
2.90
25
Products
Canada
Montreal
Sep
Feb
5%
19 i/a
—
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Gold
Feb
35%
131/4
B
Building
233/4
30 '/a
Telephone
class
Ltd
Aug
May
Jun
July
10
*
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23
50%
1
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Montreal
55
38
90
...
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75%
50
Products...
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Bruck
Nov
59
100
121/4
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2.90
Power-
Power.
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16 Vz
315
3934
—_40
Jun
1,377
Jan
393/4
107%
pfd.
class
12
B
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Aug
48%
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British
&
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Nov
70%
Jan
26
*
A
May
51%
5%
class
7%
20%
72%
16%
Jun
—100
partic
36 %
28
Oct
12
19 %
10
Jun
203/i
11%
2,555
17
100
...
6%
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Class
4,850
16%
__
2.50
common
Nov
50
51 Vz
50
_.
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Molson
A.
High
14%
16%
__
pfd
5%
26%
15%
£
Traction
93/4 May
Ltd
200
461/2
50
preferred
Mitchell
Jan
Co
5,216
50 %
25
Corp 5%
Paper
55
class
Low
14%
__
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—;*
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&
63%
69i%
*
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Jun
Miron
Tel
221/2
711/a
*
common
6
July
46% Mar
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62
71%
10
*
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2,225
62
10
National
A
Bowater
50
35%
7%
Jun
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22%
10
Scotia
Nova
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34
35%
Shares
Power
Co
37
30%
Bell
P
20 J/4
16
Bowater
&
P
26
7%
Class
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1,661
27%
Banque
Jan
3,715
16%
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27
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27%
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24%
50
preferred
of
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49 3/4
class
$2.00 preferred
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50
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4% % pfd
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23%
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Asbestos Corp
Bailey
I
Laurentide
43%
Argus
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Feb
(John)
23%
pfd—25
preferred
Canadian
Anglo Can Tel
$2.90
38%
High
Ltd
*
of
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High
.
40%
241%
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Aluminum
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Par
Power
% '/o
Range
of Prices
Sales
Range
of Prices
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for Week
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Last
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,
Friday
STOCKS
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Exchange
in
39
9c
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1.00
82
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7
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17,564
5,000
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6%c
2,500
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300
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1,500
8
Jan
Oct
13%
Nov
1.28
May
Nov
87
1.50
9
Jun
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Jan
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Nov
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1.55
Dec
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Aug
Feb
Feb
Dec
July
Jan
Oct
Sep
Jan
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29c
Jan
July
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July
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Apr
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
Shares
Low
Pa
Consolidated
Mogador
New
Consolidated
.
Credit
M-G
Dalfen's
class
Limitee
Dominion
Dumagami
Mines
Principal
United
Towns
4%C
4%c
6,500
4c
May
10c
Nickel
4.15
150
Mining
Sep
July
a20c
a20c
a50c
8,000
50c
Jun
90c
38 %
38'/4
39%
4,'556
35
Oct
44
Jan
Westburne
3 %
3%c
2,000
Jan
Western
c
1.00
1.00
300
23c
Ltd—
33c
59,200
27c
3c
al6c
12 V*
300
600
40c
Aug
15
Apr
Sep
iov2c
20c
Lake
46c
Jan
'
1.00
1414
141/4
190
13
26V2
26%
100
24 Va
Apr
al6%c
18c
8,500
14c
Oct
3,000
Sep
Apr
20 V4
Oct
5c
20c
f~
Jan
50c
150,800
30c
Sep
87c
22
370
20%
Nov
26%
91/4
150
8%
Sep
12%
Lake
Glen
Golden
Silver
34c
39c
6,000
24c
Mar
50c
19 %c
17c
20c
19,000
16c
Oct
45c
c
5,500
3c
10c
14,000
8c
Oct
9
91/4
1,425
8
Ltd
Mining
Helium
Corp
Jun
3c
%
3
14 %c
Hubbard
Inland
Felt
Woodward
Class
5,100
2c
Jun
4c
2,000
3%c
Feb
20
3.00
Sep
18c
21c
14,500
16c
Nov
45c
July
7c
8c
6,200
4c
Jan
19c
Feb
2
16c V
1,500
10c
Aug
27c
2%c
2,850
lc
Aug
4c
May
13c
2,000
Dec
28c
Mar
3.35
3.25
3.35
,5,580
2.05
2.01
16c
Canada Ltd.
Ltd—
13
3.25
Nov
2.13
7,000
54c
Oct
12c
17,000
10c
400
1.05
Oct
2.60
Dec
1.20
3.60
Feb
10c
1.05
12c
~
July
40c
2.00
Dec
Feb
Oct
87c
10c
Ceramic
Helium
80c
May
1.28
Jan
56
50c
Oct
1.99
May
July
a22
a22
2.05
2.10
Ltd
Mining
5c
5c
500
2.00
2.18
10,100
10c
13c
52,700
3.10
3.40
53,338
2.65
3.00
3 %C
3 %C
1
2.10
•
•
Jubilee Iron Corp
Kiena Gold Mines
Lead
2.85
Labrador
Mining
Laduboro
Oil
Copper Mining
Lithium
Corp
Oils
Ltd
&
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Marchant Mining Co
Ltd J.
Mines
Matachevvan
|
Feb
5.50
Nov
1.17
1,250
3 Vic
July
July
7%
250
400
30c
Sep
6%
4.50 Mar
3.00
Dec
7c
Apr
Oct
8 Vi
Sep
Sep
20
29V4
Apr
75c
Jan
15 Vi
Jan
75c
80c
4,960
al8
25
3Vic
3V2c
1,500
3c
Jan
5c
Apr
7c
8c
4,000
4c
Nov
17c
Jan
66,000
2Vic
Jan
93c
5,200
75c
Apr
84c
94c
50,000
53c
May
95c
8c
2.000
17c
15c
17c
5,100
43
45%
475
a8% al0%
724
8 Vi
July
475
4.90
Feb
8c
*
al0:,«
a
5%
a
5 V*
a5
%
Vic
21,367
16 Vic 16 Vic
500
22c 24
22c
•
Ltd
1
Pleasant Mines Ltd
Royal
30c
Sep
Sep
6c
Jan
11c
Jan
Dec
17c
Dec
Jun
51%
Feb
12
Jan
6.00
Jan
18c
Aug
12 Vic
Oct
38c
Mar
35c
Nov
31c
33c
12,000
5c
Jan
1.68
1.63
1.70
28,870
75c
Jan
•
^
1.76
15c
•
common
Ltd
14c
36
1
Mount
National
m
6.00
6.25
480
New
Formaque
Newfoundland
New
Jack
Newrich
New
Nocana
Ltd
Mines
&
Pr
Amulet
Mines
1,150
1.60
4c
4c
67%
67%
60
7 Vic
8c
12,000
Ltd
Mines
12c
10c
1
5%
Jun
1.53
2.90
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
9c
1
1
Metals
Rare
Sep
Jun
1.85
4c
Dec
July"*'
66 Vi
7c
5.30
Jan
17c
Oct
6 Vi
7c
Apr
Feb
Nov
83
Mar
Jun
22Vic
Apr
13c
4,500t
20c
Feb
20,500
9c
Nov
30c
Feb
4c
2,000
4c1
Feb
7c
Mar
35c
2,500
30c
Nov
70c
May
47%
50
47
Oct
52 Va
4c
32c
1
Ltd
500
1.60
10c
9c 10 %c
1
Ltd
Ltd
American
10,000
2.00
10
Ltd
Mines
Co
11c
1.85
1.60
1
Ltd
Co
Uranium
Exploration
West
North
Ltd
Lt
Lake
10c
1.90
Ltd_#
Co
Ltd
Frigistors
800
10c
•
Vending
1.65
•
Automatic
Minera's
Needco
Quebec
Opemisca
Power
Explorers
Opemiska Copper
Pacific
Atlantic
Patricia
Silver
Paudash
Mines
Peace
Pitt
River
Gold
Provo
Investm't
Co_l
•
7,700
3.00
36%c
3.00
32c 36 %c
1
&
11,100
5.70
5.65
1
Ltd
11 Vic July
Oct
57c
Jan
6.50
500
2.55
6,800
30Vic
Jan
6c
2,000
5c
1.98
4,100
1.00
3c
3 Vic
13,000
4Vic
4Vic
5,500
Nov
May
47c
Aug
11 Vic Mar
Oct
2.25
Jan
7c
Apr
Vic Nov
10c
Jan
3c
4
Jun
Nov
of Canada—
pfd
50
47 Vi
47 Vi
51
38%
50
82
82
30
Chibougamau
Quebec
Cobalt
Quebec
1.85
1.88
1,100
Lithium
&
Goldfields
60c
May
1,600
40c
Sep
3%c Aug
Oil
Quebec
5%
1955
preferred
5%
1956
Renold
Chains
Roberval
Jun
49
Mar
July
1.45 Sep
85
Nov
Ruby
Foo's
Stock
Exchange
St
Lawrence
Lawrence
Sangamo
Saucon
Co
Abitibl
Paper
Siscalta
Oils
Air
trust
Voting
Alberta
Trunk
Gas
Class
Supertest
Tache
Petroleum
Lake
Mines
75
2c
Jun
8c
Nov
19
Oct
July
Sep
75
19
21
100
20
Central
Freezers
38%
Jan
49% May
337
24 Va
Dec
27 % May
Oct
5.00 May
Aluminium
4.25
2.25
2.30
3,750
68c
72c
4,425
1.85
1.85
1.95
825
27%
28%
9,720
300
109
109
109
9.30
108
17%
17 Va
19 y4
19%
535
57
57
137
5.75
5.95
525
45
3,560
76c
23 %
1,432
250*
43 %
43%
76c
2.85
Oct
1.65
50
17 Va
High
2.00 May
5,859 '
107
3.50
65c
140
8.75
107
106
1.30
Jap
Jan
Jun
2.30
Feb
July
July
38%
Jan
7.30
110
Oct
101 %
Jun
Jan
17%
108
Jan
Jan
15 % May
'
Jan
18
,
21%
May
24
Feb
56
Jun
72
Feb
4.80
10
Jun
Oct
3.7
Jun
53%
Apr
76c
Dec
4.00
Jan
Aluminum
4 % %
4%
Co
Jan
Anthes
24%
16,413
19 %
Jun
29%
25
50
21%
21 Va
415
20 Vr
Nov
24
47
48
1,050
lc
pfd
preferred
Controls
Analogue
23%
1.45
1.55
400
15%
15%
-*
Imperial
common
class
_
A
*
$2.50
preferred
preferred
$2.60
Ash
Temple
Atlantic
11
Feb
15%
Jun
Jan
3.05
Nov
8%
8%
7 Va
*
50%
.49%
50%
255
47%
Oct
53%
*
50%
50%
50%
340
48 Va
Jun
541/2
100
1.00
1.00
1.00
10
1.00
Dec
21
21
200
17 V2
Jun
A_
A
common
9
4,156
7
Jun
7,895
7%
6
May
9% May
7%
,.-i
N9X,
Jan
Jun
1.04 Mar
26
Jan
15%
16%
11%
Jan
22 Vi
22 V4
22%
500
20
Jun
24
Feb
35'/a
34
35'/4
11,954
27 Va
Jun
35%
Nov
4.00
4.00
4.10
900
4.00
Jun
5%
Apr
1.50
1.30
1.50
16,100
1.00 May
3.95
Aug
62%
Sugar Refineries common
Class
240
Apr
50
July
1.15 Aug
7%
,
Acceptance
Atlantic
15%
45
*
class
class
23 Ve
*
Argus Corp common
Class C preferred
A
Steels
Electric
Autofab
Bank
of
Bank
of
Montreal
5,125*-
2.28
Feb
10
Class
62 V
10
71%
04%
5.499
51%
71
72%
2,694
59
i
*
3.15
3.25
600
common
*
15%
15%
2,158
*
50
50%
Scotia
Nova
Bathurst
Power
<&;
Paper
A
Lumber
Beaver
% Bow
B_
Industries
Bartaco
Bell
class
Ltd
Co
16%
Dec
35c
18 Vic Mar
Traction
(T
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
19
19
19
110
11% Aug
48 Va
49%
2C4
47%
51%
521/4
350
50
2.85
2.85
2.90
1,785
80
85
190
67
July
86
30
31%
19,826
28
July
37%
Jan
17,630
9%
Jun
15'
Nov
10
14%
Jan
16%
15 Va
July
26,872
1,335
19%
19%
140
Preferred
20
British Columbia Telephone common_25
preferred
49%
60
102
Jun
106
Nov
107
35
104
Jun
111
Nov
8%
8%
8i/4
•
23%
231%
*
9%
9%
*
7%
7i/4
Enterprises
70c
5%c
6%
27%
28.%
22
Jun
890
17
Dec
251/b
Apr
85
85
10
81
Sep
89
Apr
72
72
72
2,155
62
July
82
Apr
May
52
Canadian
100
7.40
Jan
1.55
Feb
10Vic Jan
Jan
Canadian
Canadian
9,250
38c
47
60c
5,600
900
17 Va
17%
10c 10 Vac
400
641/2
44%
142
1,225
111/2 July
91/4 May
21%
211/2
50
10%
10%
27,691
50%
.52
1,635
'52
10
255
10
2.30
750
2.15
1,155
11
Hi/2
1.776
34%
•
A—
34
34%
35%
35
35%
5,005
9,900
.11%
Oct
25
Canadian
Collieries
Preferred
7%.
;
17
Jun
8% May
17
Dec
Mar
Apr
Mar
131/4 Mar
251/4
Feb
12% Mar
47
Jun
52% May
8
Jun
11
3.65
Jan
3.65
Jan
1.50
10%
Nov
14%
27
May
35 % Mar
95
3.30
33
Jun
38%
5%
Jan
91/8
1.90
Jun
3.55
5%
Jun
8 Va
Apr
Jan
Dec
Nov
Feb
6 %
■;
7
4,660
85c
_1
,—
J,an
Jun
1.60 J uly
315
9%
2.80
7
_3
;
common-
71/8
3.00
♦
1
Curtis
Fairbanks
5c
Nov
24c
Feb
Class
Jan
Canadian
Food
1.80 May
Canadian
Gas
100
50c
1.40
14
Oct
Oct
Jun
Jan
126
1.75
19Va
Jan
Oct
B
8c
Oct
85c
850
70c
Sen
80c
85c
1,800
75 c
Oct
1.40
61/4
7
1,122
6
Oct
14%
7%
8%
490
61/2
Oct
I01/2
Feb
4.25
4.50
550
3.40
Oct
8.25
Jan
230
2.80
Sep
90c
Mar
Aug
Apr
common
General
10 Vic
15c
Sep
4Vic Jan
5c
2.30
Canadian
Warrants
Class
C
3.805
4.50
Jun
8%
Feb
II,370
1.60
Jun
4.25
850
311/2
Jun
41
Nov
12c
Jan
Canadian
Imperial
Nov
3.80
Feb
Canadian
Industrial
Feb
Feb
34%
341/2
36
562
311/a
Oct
36
Nov
class A_*
16
16%
700
14
Jun
19%
Jan
6%
8
76,155
8%
Nov
1.50
Oil
Dec
3.50
28
1.65
3.505
90c
May
3.25
Jan
1.45
1.05
1.45
220
95c
Oct
1.45
Dec
_t
.10
16%
16%
171/8
1,715
62%
61%
63%
2.50
8%
8%
9
1
—
•
7%
-
warrants
15c
Canadian
Apr
6%
2.65
3.50
-_«■
Electric
Husky
Aug
6.00
5%
2.30
351/2
Securities
May
Jun
6%
.
preferred—^.20c
.
General
4c
1.01 July
15 Vic Jan
*
Feb
2.65
Products
Energy,
pfd
Investment-
Canadian
4.25
A__
——
General
36c
7%
._
class
——
Warrants
Canadian
Morse
85c
6%
WrightDock—
Dredge
Canadian
2c
50
Nov
600
13»/«
2.00
_
Canadian
38c
13,262
96% May
11%
com—•
common
Jan
6 Vic
a2.75
Jan
Celanese
Jan
15,900
a2.75
class
Canners
1.00
11,000
8c
Oct
2.10
17 Vi
2c
6c
93 Vi
13
J
Oct
7c
6«
Aluminium
British.
Aug
75c
69,400
40
52
50
:
13%
2c
13 Vic
94i/o
"
70c
200
89
10 %
Breweries
Canadian
22,000
541/2
Jun
,
11
13
„*
Warrants
Jan
105
58
Jun
61
51
*
12.50
——
B
preferred
Canadian Chemical
1.42
1.40
Jun
48
21%
class
$1%
57c
55c
47
263
"
Dec
July
104
140
915
70
July
May
1.40
52%
94%
70
54%
70
•
10
Canadian Aviation
Oct
2uc
55c
Nov
533
85
•
preferred
:
Wire
43c
100
291/a
28
:
Preferred
2,575
71,000
Jan
Mar
19%
A
Ltd
Safeway
Oct
9%
Feb
7
33
53
class
21
1.42
Jan
Jan
17
B
65,10*0
6c
Jun
3.85
25 %
104
27
;
Packers
29,550
14
1,313
5% May
23 %
Jan
8 Va May
100
Permanent
6c
88c
985
7
Jun
Mar
Apr
Jan
19%
*
common
Malting
51c
14
Dec
%
%
10%
10
Sugar
Foundries
preferred
35c
80c
•
281/4
July
Jun
64c
i 7
*
49c
5%c
7
101
*
31 Vac
14
139
55
common
21
Jun
Oct
7%
1,594
common
34c
5%
1,317
7,855
Bread
warrants
5%c
9%
75c
Cement
warrants
7Vic Sep
May
36
20%
Canada
A
20c
10
Jun
7 %
20
Canada
B
100
7V4 July
18%
64c
.100
Class
15,700
755
3.775
24/
101 101 %
20
common
Class
10c
Feb
I,155
106
10
Canada
56 »/4
49%
Co
Canada
Jun
107
Products
4%%
Jun
Oct
20 V2
106
Building
Dominion
431/4
Oct
Feb
Jan
491/4
Burns
A
19%
191/4
28
lol
100
preferred
24V2 May
106
100
j.„
Apr
23c
.
19%
Iron
Jan
13%
26%
Canada
Jan
15%
26
Calgary Power
5%
preferred
6.75
13
17%
Cabol
Nov
Apr
15%
19 Va
Dock class
2.70
4.95
13%
B—
26%
Dry
Oct
2.45
15 y4
30%
Products
Corp
Chemical
Jan
Apr
10,956
common
preferred
Mar
53%
54%
3.05
Power
&
19
Nov
July
2.85
Sugar
5%%
Jan
Nov
58% Mar
2.85
_
class
Jan
35%
♦
Columbia
Nov
20c
Oct
26,970
Columbia
May
2.80
46 Va
Va
British
205
75c
Feb
British
2.60
25
29
51
*
Packers
2.60
8,585
56
50%
common
Canadian
3.20
Aug
51 %
common
G)
Dec
a90c
45
*
Tank
Brignt
25c
2.80
77
50
Bridge
18c
a90c
20
40
common
Apr
2.90
Jun
*
Feb
2.70
Jun
14%
35%
pfd
Dec
July
Jan
4.50
50
5%
Corp
8c
1.60
Jan
83%
35 %
preferred
20 Vi
15 Vi
75%
Jun
35 %
Valley
5%%
Jun
Jun
3.00
—25
Telephone
Bowater
4
*
common
14 Vi
7c
page 43.
3.85
76c
Ltd
25c
310
75c
Ltd..
Low
2.30
5.75
5,000
Ltd—I_I
see
3,747
24%
warrants
12,500
10 c
footnotes,
42%
24%
♦
Bldg
15
Ltd
Canada
Since Jan 1
Range S
24%
Warrants
18c
pfd—__ 10
Ltd
Shares
10
common
Preferred
25c
6c
~
of Prices
50
Algbma
15
21c
]
Dollars
10
Gas
14c
17 Vi
Ltd
being
for Week
9.30
Natural
Canadian
Ltd
one
OILS.
Sales
Range
100
preferred
25c
-
Ltd
Canadian
and
High
warrants
Algonquin
The first
MINES
Week's
5
preferred
A
B
25c
-
Exploration Ltd
Titan
Petroleum Corp
For
11,000
19%
a20
I_I
Tib
Trans
2,400
13c
a
Sep
2c
Mines
Mines
19%
21
Warrants
Talisman
Tazin
2 Vic
11c
a
a20
I
parts.
two
the
40%
Canada Steamship Lines common
_
in
into
list
100
A
Class
Class
51c
Mines
4.00 Aug
Low
common
Jan
Ltd
Expressed
_*
4 Vic
2%c
11c
20
Ltd
the second
*
Canada
"
Services
3.00 May
41%
*
Jan
1
segregated
are
and
Are
common
5.10
88c
Consolidated
issues
common
Nov
South
Sullivan
5,550
68c
Ltd
Distillers
2.40
Ltd—
Spartan
3.95
Warrants
1,100
.
A—
3.75
3.85
i
Acklands
2.45
Mkals
Dufault Mines Ltd.Southern Canada Power 6%
Aug
•
2.40
Ltd
Sobey's Stores class
42
common
Class
10c
Mines
Dec
25
&
Power
Canada
Ltd
Summit
36%
Preferred
Apr
Silver
Silver
7
Sale Price
Jan
—
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Regent Mines Ltd
36%
Last
6.75
class A—*
Development
36 %
Par
Preferred
Lands
Jan
Friday
Oct
Ltd
Diversified
Feb
10
STOCKS
18c
Columbian
50
Jan
Shown
1.81
14c
20
Mines
Feb
10
STOCKS,
Prices
800
Corp
Enterprises
St
Ltd
50
75
2
3,COO
—20
Uranium
Mining
150
—-
15c
__
Canada
Rix-Athabaska
50
alO
of
Fund
2.00
1
preferred
Jan
50
alO.
*
15c
Ltd
Aug
A_*
class
Ltd_
Co
Nov
1.05
*
Ltd
Corp
1.90
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Telephone 5'r
1950 pfd
Quebec
Jan
lie
l
Quebec
95c
14c
7,500
1
Corp
Development
6 VaC Aug
59,360
Ltd.l
Exploration
Nov
July
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canada
Quebec
5c
3c
4c
Canada
62
—•
Ltd-
8,600
11,233
95c
Toronto
The
Burrard
1
preferred—
Producers
3.35 Mar
5c
4e
60c
Ltd
Canada
3.90 Mar
1.86
1.90
Jan
4.75 Aug
5 Vic
•
Ltd
1st
2 CO
5c
3 %c
4c
Speculative Investment
Brickville
12c
1
Smelting.—
Mines
cumulative
2nd
Gas
13c 13 Vie
1
,
Mines
Prime
Corp
4%%
6%
Ltd
Mining
47 Vi
50
Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine
Power
1st pfd
Mines (Que) Ltd
Candn
2.85
5c
4c
90c
$6.25
Northern
2.70
6% May
May
2.50 Juxy
55c
Manufacturing
Woods
York
Brazilian
Native
5
Jan
Nov
45'a
Chinman
Dairies
9'be
common
Mount
375
5
•
:
Auto
7c
5
5
May
87c
1
preferred
1.20 Mar
27
86c
9C
Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Jan
%
5%
1
Royalty
Atlas
1
Ltd
Jan
15%
Jan
al8
Mines—1
Gold
Mines
Distilleries
Mercury
10c
47,075
24%
1
.
Canadian
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Melchers
11c
July
Oct
24%
24%
•
Ltd
Mines
Malartic
Massval
5c
1.80 Aug
Oct
1
•
A
Co Ltd—
Canada
1.30
Apr
1.30
•
Algoma Steel
2.40
1
class
Inc
Lingside
Majortrans
Jan
1
Ltd
(Alfred)
of
24
Oct
1.20
1.40
7 %
A—5
Ltd—1
class
Corp
Explor Co
&
_1
Ltd
Mines
Acceptance
Labrador
Lambert
3.10
1
Zinc
&
22%
200
& Mining
Ltd
7 %
1,500
a60c
*
A
Ltd
Interprovincial Dredging
Kontiki
—
pfd—*
Ltd
International
Co
95c
a.60c
Develop
International
Jun
10
1
.1
Feb
13c
class
25c
874
5%
Mar
8c
5.00
2 V'2 c
—
—
Ltd
6,010
11
•
:
Ltd
B
5 %c Mar
V2 c
U3.00
8c
Can
Co
39c
6.25 Mar
Ltd
Co
Mines
NOV
4c
21/2 c
America
Chemicals
35c
11
Aug
9%
a3.00
—
Ltd
&
of
Jun
Ltd—
Oil
Helium
Alberta
Hastings
25c
37c
1
Fbe
5c
Dec
9 %c
Ltd
Foods
Pools
Mining
Westville
Apr
—..
of
29.850
10
Mar
Ltd
Mines
Age'Mines
Ltd
Feb
20c
Autotronics
47c
Feb
9%
.—
Grissol
Co
Explorations Ltd
Corp_
:
Vanguard
Virginia
Alberta
Genuine
38c
400
Feb
40c
21%
9 %c
Ventures Ltd
Mining Ltd
Glacier
Properties
INDUSTRIAL
Oil
Gaspe
High
43c
,
3.80 May
Feb
57c,
45C
—
Fundy Bay Copper Mine?
Futurity Oils Ltd„l
Low
4.10
33 % July
,
21%
—
Ltd
Mines
Mar
Jun
10%
al6c
1.40 May
Dec
18c
al6c
5c
Jun
1.00
121/4
1
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.10
Jan
Ltd—
Corp
Low
*
•
Associates—
Hout
Der
18c
49c
Ltd
Sec
Van
Sep
Nov
39c
(19451
Power
Shares
1
Ltd
Co
Electric
Swimming
Nov
Exploration Inc..
&
Mines
Fontana
Apr
Mar
5c
Ltd
Fano
7c
Val
3c
Minerals Ltd
&
Sep
18c
Corp
Mines
4.50
2.70 July
9
Oil
Metal
Fabi
for Week
Feb
1,000
Ltd
Fox
United
Sep
Steel Works Ltd
&
Foreign
Apr
8c
1,000
——
Weld'g
Fab
14c
Feb
A
Ltd
Drummond
Empire
Aug
3c
7,000
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-
Dumont
8c
500
3c
Explorers Ltd
Leaseholds
Ltd—
Dominion
7,000
20c
Mines
Dominion
9c
8c
Ltd
Denault
Dome
Mining
4%c
21c
Ltd
Corp
Ltd—.
Corp
Obalski
8c
A—
class
Inc
Petroleum
Crusade
Nov
3c
Com LtdYellowknife Mines Ltd
Copper Rand Chip Mines
Copperstream Mines Ltd
65c
21c
Paper
Consol Quebec
United
30,364
1.5
Mines
Pacific
Consolidated
Jan
1.00
Ltd
Ltd—
Mines
Bellekeno
Consolidated
2.71
1,000
4.15
<—
Miniere L'Ungava
Compagnie
July
4c
8c
Mach (Can) Ltd_
Business
Jan
Asbestos
4 %C
Cleveland Copper Corp
Commodore
United
8c
4c
75c
93c
Minerals
Ltd
Chiboug Copper Corp_
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
Chemalloy
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
4c
Ltd
Mines
Manitoba
Central
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
(Range for Week Ended December 7)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
——
Hydrocarbon
common
Bank
Gas
—■
i
4,300
2,320
4.50 May
11% July
501/2 Jun
6%
Oct
18
Sep
72%
Jan
lli/s
Apr
Number 6219
196
Volume
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2413)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Oil
Canadian
Cos
4 %:
preferred
$5 preferred
8%
preferred
„
Preferred
:—:
Vickers \
Canadian
Western
4 7c
Canadian
Westinghouse
Properties
Industries
Canadianwide
Bldg
Capital
Chateau
C
K
„—
57 %
Dec
Jun
96
Oct
Oct
105
Apr
Oct
162
160
160
25%
97%
50
24
21,777
906
45
150
Oct
27%
Oct
14% Mar
20%
9%
10%
10%
10%
24%
241/4
175
29 y2
29%
29%
1,570
97 %
24
I
Oct
25%
Jim
Jan
44
Jan
31
May
Interprovincial
Syndicate
Jamaica
Public
97%
45
95
Sep
19
560
18%
Nov
17 %
17.1/4
245
15% July
18% May
15%!
16
460
15%
Oct
21
15%
15%
21
275
15'/a
Sep
22% Mar
Kelly
26
27%
220
22%
Sep
4.10
3.50
4.10
1,210
/ 3.50
Dec
34% Feb
7% Feb
Kelvinator
3.00
3.05
3,800
3.00
Nov
Apr
•
Apr
Bakeries
•
900
11
Oct
14%
Dec
Building
13 %
Nov
20'A
Apr
Lafarge
3,365
Jun
4.65
Feb
Common
8%
8%
8%
300
7%
Oct
16%
Warrants
8
8
8
250
7
Aug
Apr
Jan
"
*
10
common
11%
Lakeland
Gas
Consumers
Class
Publishing
Clark
Distillery class A
B
38%
38 %
39%
Oct
40%
Sep
'19%
19%
3,419
21,122
35
19%
14%
Jun
22%
Jan
25
105
Sep
15
104
Jun
7%
7%
16%
17
1,010
16
7% May
July
440
7%
16%
525
71,4
2,755
2.40
1,280
Trust
11
666
13%
14%
555
1.35
700
85c
14%
*
11 %
109
511%
51%
Jun
5
9%
Feb
1,200
1.75
Jun
4.80
Feb
3.00
2,495
2.60
Oct
3.90
Jan
10%
10%
200
65c
68c
2,650
41c
Oct
5%
1,305
5
Sep
5%
1.70
1.70
325
Sep
21 %
Jan
Oct
21%
Jan
1.20
Jan
10%
9%
1.75
9%
500
9 %
200
-
1.40
7
Apr
3.20
Oct
7% July
Jan
10% Aug
Jun
Jan
3,721
400
4
Sep
July
7%
Feb
500
4
July
7'A
Jan
60c
60c
60c
1.010
60c 5
Nov
1.80
Feb
2.45
2.35
2.50
3.560
2.05
Sep
2.80
1
2.50
2.50
2.90
9,575
2.15
Oct
4.23
10%
10%
275
*
81c
common—
!—
—
Financial
Loblaw
Apr
Loblaw
Jan
1st
B
Nov
55c
Oct
y
f.
25
30
16%
2,960
15
Oct
161/4
16%
7,280
25
100
1.05
Dec
37
Apr
18%
Feb
26
Jan
Aug
26%
Jan
Feb
11%
Jun
23
21
21
625
18% July
22%
39%
40 %
700
37
55%
12
11
12
17,850
11%
11%
12
2,400
10%
Oct
8% May
10% Jan
Jan
14% May
19
May
1st
10%
10%
650
Oct
10%
Sep
pfd—30
31%
31%
485
29
July
33 %
Jan
—30
class A
33
33
245
30
Aug
8%
8%
1
9%
34 % Mar
A
B
8%
895
8
Nov
•
8
73A
8
10,092
6%
Oct
*
_i
class
Feb
Feb
39%
*
12
Feb
14
July
15%
25
25
20
-——38
preferred
Inc
Cos
Class
32'
3,135
16% Mar
8
16%
A
class
1.05,
32
11%
16%.
3
Groceterias
Class
Feb
60
5%
10
preferred
Loblaw
14%
5'/a
Industries common
2nd preferred
Aug
1.50 Aug
14%
4.30
Levy
13%
Jun
40
Jan
2,150
y
*
16
Mar
Cement
preferred
2.65
Nov
9%
Oct
5%
3.15
14%
Leland
19%
12% July
1.20
21%
2.25
5%
——
preferred
$1.25
$2
Feb
11
10 %
69"% Mar
Nov
5%
Loan
$1.40
Feb
19%
1.20
Jan
8%
^70
4.25
Secord
12%
Oct
*
10
10
,.
Jan
109
,
Jun
5
2.00
13%
*
common—
109
,
Nov
15%
6
Timber
25
16
7
~7
4
Ltd.;
L)
Crestbrook
Crown
1061/4 1061/4
1061/4 106V4
*
_———
Imperial
(R
Laurentide
Oct
2.35
——
Credit
Warrants
Cosmos
Crain
Laura
Oct
18%
100
——*
*
*
:
Copp
Class
Lambton
Jan
3.00
9,500
-*
100
common—.
Corby
Coronation
Nov
24,177
•
*
A
B preferred—
Class
Jan
10
Ontario
4.70
4.40
21%
Paper———1
Feb
2.15
—1
Warrants
21
July
39
Feb
Mar
5%
—_————10
Gas
Feb
7%
7
86
1.00 Aug
2,035
;•
Jun
10
10
A
—
8%!
4.40
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Consolidated
1,100
64
10%
——*
Preferred
8'/a
^——
5%
3.10
*|
class
———
Nov
4.40
!
10%
*
Canada—
Cement
8
211/4
Preferred
Warrants
8%
53%
10%
—.10
'.
Labatt
324
4.35
Oct
52'A
8'A
5.80
Oct
13%
6%
32,426
52%
—
of
14%
10,880
1.95
*
common
Warrants
4.20
7%
High
Jun
Oct
2.15
class A
Douglas
13%
7%
1.55
65c
141/2
-:r
1.85
10
4.20
—
2,833
4
2.60
Nov
4.40
;
80 %
1
preferred.:
B
13%
3.00
78%
*
Preferred
Class
140
Warrants
Lake
Consolidated
class A
Service
Ltd
Club
18%
28
502
warrants
B
Jockey
6%
4.50
79
5
•
25c
Lake
Class
17 %
102%
Pipe
Investors
Jefferson
6 %
*
common
Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
18%
-1
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Apr
50
100%
Low
;
14%
!
—
Shares
4.50
Discount
Warrants
*
.'
National
Consolidated
Jun
Interprovincial
*
Columbia Cellulose
Conduits
Feb
—*
Wines
Gai
Development
P
Jan
6%
81
580
25
20
20
*
1
—*
preferred
preferred
5%
57%
160
common
Canadian
57
16%
3.60
100%
A
for Week
Par
Oct
3,400
95
*
10®
*
Natural Gas com.*
Utilities
Canadian
11% July
3,272
4.50
24%
preferred.
Tire Corp class
Canadian
14%
57
25
10
Railway
Petrofina
Canadian
14
4.40
101
High
24%
14
100
*00
100
—
Pacific
Canadian
Low
High
.
Sale9
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
4.40
common
*
Co——1
common
*
Industries
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Canadian Marconi
(Range for Week Ended December 7)
Sales
Week's
Friday
41
8%
8%
9
8,190
7%
Oct
10%
49
493A
230
45
Jun
51
50
Preferred
-—*
Minerals
12% Jan
10%
Feb
Feb
Mav
Nest
.
Ltd
International
Crush
Class
common
.
Distillers
Dominion
Bridge
—
Electrohome
Dominion
^—
Dominion
Dominion
Magnesium
Investment
Steel
Dominion
15%
17%
5,445
15
11
111/4
873
7.25
1,050
7.00'
com—_
671/4 Mar
Oct
5
11%
7%
7%
7% Jun
6 %. Jun
10
10
8
12
800
2,817
8
Feb
9% May
Oct
" Oct
11.
Mar
Mar
14% Mar
14
13
14
23,895
17%
18
14,733
16
Jun
16%
16%
171%
3,275
15
May
18% Mar
50
Feb
19%
19%
19%
1,990
17%
20
Sep
19
193/4
2,285
19
Dec
27
Mar
22%
22%
175
22
May
24
Jan
May
50
50
50
July
56
36 %
37
130
Class
B
21% Mar
May
Co
—
Prefex-red
_
_
11%
140
160
175
120
10.. 10%
.
9,502
9
11
1,210
Ltd.,
10
10%
11
10
_
Jun
9%
Mexican
Jun
Mar
!
*
53%
52%
55%
♦
17
17
17%
28 %
Falconbridge
—
Canadian
Prayers
1,742
19
Apr
Nov
23
Feb
12
31%
•
..
.
Aug
6.00
Jan
National
Jun
3.60
Feb
Ford
Ford
of
.165
170
Co
-
*
1
Trailer
255
5%.
6
1.15 Mar
50
Nov
Jun
,
175
Jan
Power
•
common..
5%
preierred
5%%
preferred
General
—
_
Northern
Ontario
Northern
Northern
Jan
20%
Jan
Warrants
Sep
6.25
Nov
Northwestern
Development
General
Petrol
_
—
_
_
Class
A
General
Globe
Gordon
class
Power
9%
Great
West
Greyhound
1st
95c
1.00
Lines
Trust
——
—_
—
6 %
6%
793
59c
300
14%
15 %
2,058
15
15%
1,175
&
56 %
10
Jan
Power
44%
Dec
Aug
3.05
3.50
Jan
3.05
Jan
1.40
Oct
13
Jun
17% Mar
Jun
Feb
44
12,405
Jun
66
Apr
Oct
12%
20
Feb
111
50
45
52
195
16%
17
1,320
11% July
201% Mar
25%
25
25%
74
24%
Oct
26-
common
—*
;
4.85
4.60
4.85
2,684
3.75
Sep
74
74
130
100
H)
&
14
14
609
1.20
_•
1.20
400
14
—_*
Co
45
-
69
-
51
51
51
50
1.70
1.70
1.75
3,745
1.20
56
54%
56
942
47%
*
-
Natural
Imperial
Imperial
Oil
Tobacco
preferred
87
137
140
44
43%
44%
11,089
39
15
14%
15
23,711
6 %
6%
1,400
Industrial
Acceptance
2.25%
$2.75
preferred
Reid
Industrial
;
Minerals
__
Oct
4.10 Mar
Inglis
(John)
Cement.
Inland
Natural
Co
International
Powders
1,851
40
65c
Nov
15%
1.86
Feb
Jun
89
Jun
471/2 Mar
Jun
52V2 Mar
14,394
2,040
__*
50c
see
page
43.
48%
49
9%
49
,_25
9%
180
50c
55c
1,460
385
45
——J
Ltd
Foods
Warrants
Jan
9
5.25
100
Jun
7.25
79
280
79
Nov
83 %
Jan
19
19
193/4
725
18
July
22
Nov
13
13
Dec
14
11
lO'/a
11
330
9
Jun
13
49 %
49%
50
7,676
44
July
55
Nov
39
100
common
6
Sep
10c
Nov
I
60
9%
90c
Shell
A
Feb
preferred.
Class
X
Dairies
S
K
—
class A
B
Simpsons
Slater
i
Industries
Breweries
Silverwood
Jan
D
May
Mar
-
Jan
33%
35
230
13%
13
13%
500
4.50
4.90
300
4.00
Oct
29%
31
1,494
19%
Jun
34% Mar
19%
20 r%
7,870'
16%
Oct
25%
Jan
2.70
2.95
600
2.50
Oct
4.75
Jan
7%
7%
1,600
6% July
10 %
7%
33 %
8% July
Jan
13%
Nov
6%
Jun
Feb
36%.
36%
3.6%
130
32%
Jan
37 % Mar
11%
275
11%
Dec
11%
5
2,500
4%
Oct
5
15
10
<74
75
2,208
1.65
1.75
1,400
I
15
Dec
9%
16
Jan
May
14 %
Feb
42
Jun
76
Oct
Oct
3.20
Jan
1.50
4.60
2,001
4
60c
1,530
55c
59%
675
Oct
38
Dec
May
8%
Jan
2.60
Jan
Ltd
Manufacturing
Steel
Preferred
common
—
Jan
4.00
July
9
25
8%
Aug
10%
Apr
10 J/4
1,620
6% July
10%
Nov
47%
47%
30
46 % July
4.25
51
May
4.40
4.55
650
4.05
Oct
6.00
Aur
19%
19'A
200
18%
Aug
20%
21
4.55
21
300
20
Jun
23%
Apr
Feb
1,066
10
Jun
12 %
'Nov
13%
Aug
16%
Feb
11
15%
66
5
5'A
370
6%
6%
632
6%
Nov
4.75 July
8.00 Mar
11%
Jun
10
9%
10
210
8%
Nov
11%
Jan
7%
9%
5,890
5%
Jun
11%
Jan
Jun
84% Mar
63
14%
76%
5,431
14%
15%
2,370
8
Jun
16%
Feb
25%
75'A
—20
8.00
145
9
9%
4.25
11
50
—*
*
—-*
*
*
*
*
*
Jan
9
15%
•
*
100
1
—*
64'/a
10%
.53
*
Oil
Shullys
Sicks
Nov
10%
Jan
35
15
common..*
—,—Xa._*
A :
Class
Apr
Feb
Jun
11%
*
*
—
Arts
Class
Apr
'
7%
4.25
31
—-
Sayvette Ltd
Scythes
19% May
Aug
34
70 %
43%- 45 %
warrants
For footnotes,
16%
56"
67%-
45%
10%
Jan
9
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jun
67%
—
Seven
36
•
Gas
Jan
25
A__5
.
preferred-.
A
Maurice
Jan
23
common
903
Nov
17
79
^20
A
class
Nov
28
10
Oct
__
common
6%
Sep
47 %
51%
—
6%
23% July
47%
Sep
A_.
18%
25
47.%
class
Jun
175
5
41
.25
Jun
1,400
—
65
—
July
26
Preferred
5%
75c
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
1959
5%
Feb
9
18 %
Nickel
Utilities
Sep
26
Minerals
International
Feb
7%
71c
,
International
3.60
150
18%
I
Bronze
Preferred
425
7%
com—*
Warrants
International
Class
5.00 May
4.25
7%
17%
47
A.
Cement
6% May
Aug
4.00
17%
47
Oil common—
Corp
Mar
17%
class
Lawrence
56
20
Preferred
Feb
♦
Lawrence
Apr
3.45
22%
*
preferred—
St
50
4.00
Jun
——
X—
common
St
25
15
13%
*
Mfg
Jan
52
369
9,275
•V
17% Mar
52'A
52
6,870
17
-2
common
(Hugh)
Salada
4.95
16
*
Jan
17%
Dec
16%
*
Apr
17
31%
.10
50
;
Oct
—
Preferred
34'A
4.90
Jan
July
17%
4.50
—
———
Paper
Royalite
July
17
17%
13%
12 %
25%
10
47
5%
Dec
1,500
#
Rolland
191/4 July
1
common
Jan
21
"l0
50
*
preferred—
Gus
Dec
27
Oct
55c
preferred
13,333
—10
—
Inland
19%
Oct
16%
*
2nd
27%
4.15
Oct
20
2 5'/a
275
23
Aug
25%
Dec
10
10
100
9
Jun
11% Mar
IOO
75%
Jan
153
Jun
July
13 %
100
935
58%
preferred—————
Bldg
Robertson
47%
*
2,615
23
21
IIlOO
A
Properties
Revenue
47%
—*
—
Ingersoll Machine class A_—
15%
—1
Gas—
class
Litho
25%
27
Jun
13,256
*
——
Preferred
St
•
5.25
14'A
*
50
.
Oct
31%
«
50
common
—
preferred
5
4.35
Jan
30
._20c
Chemicals
Reichhold
60% May
12% July
112%
1,430
*
.
541/2 May
Nov
Sep
140
308
Apr
4.50
15
*
:
Jan
14'A
May
10
common
;
common
4.05 July
___*
5
4.86%
___
60%
—
Grip
Rapid
Russell
Imperial Life Assurance—
common
Apr
Mar
20
Jun
20%
Ore
Preferred
Apr
71/4
Nov
20c
Dauch—
Pittfield———.•
Dec
9% July
41c
37%
17%
*
1.25
———*
—
Warrants
Jan
2.50
8,273
Apr
Mar
14%
10
*
Jan
15%
1,345
90
17%
*
*
17% Mar
July
12%
17%
Jun
30%
Corp
Quebec
Mar
7
Jun
5%
58c
Oct
Jan
Sep
11
70
23
74%
Iron
15 %
5.25
Industries
Premium
Aug
1.20
90c
204
3.00
Jun
Sep
20%
—
Engravers
Sep
17
Erie
Huron
56
2.55
Photo
6%
Jan
4.50
common
Phantom
Dec
100
common
Siddeley
&
Hinde
19%
8.85
Apr
48
23
*
new
45
52
15 %
Fixture
Credit
Jun
86
50
1
pfd
Debenture
Pipeline
Penmans
40 %
14 %
Hersey
Drilling
Pembina
Jan
183
*
Parker
Nov
20
;_25
.
Carpets
(Geo
Page
Revelstoke
Steel
Home
18%
•
2.55
*
common.
Preferred
Hees
10
May
Jan
90c
50
18%
——
May
20
Sep
7%
600
90c
14%
.*
-
^44
700
1.80
90c
15%
.
preferred
Hayes
143
6%
*
Gas
Preferred
Hawker
1,680
44%
1.75
*
_
Farms
Harding
9%.
Saddlery
Winnipeg
Hardee
5.90
15
8
Oct
16%
522
59c
Voting trust
Guaranty
1,685
1.75
A
Dec
5%
8.85
^
class
Coal
11% Mai-
31 %
*
•
common—
Store
Jun
4.50
1
Wholesale
Peoples
44%
—
West
12% May
19%
9%
Oshawa
Sep
18%
'
Ontario
Api-
24
.
Specialties
&
31
46V2
46%
■-*
Loan
Jun
13
■
Mar
Oct
30O
.
Dec
23 %
86
preferred—100
*
Utilities
Steel
Nov
1.28
Jan
5,307
.
4.00
3,582
1,885
11 %
13
*
Cement
Ontario
95c
7
8%
-rix—
Wood
Oakville
Ocean
Feb
38%
8
~
7%
Natural Gas.
Power
Ontario
7%
750
300
42
Ogilvle Flour
61%
Jan
17%
—50
warrants..—
B
Greater
70c
8%
8%
/
May
5%
19%
Warrants
Great
2,996
58c
90c
Warrants
Class
*
—.■
56c
|16%
-i
common. I„1
Capital
prierred ■„_1.
$2.50
49
1,200
Jun
41
u.—
Scotia
15% Mar
Oct
8.80
5%
16%
.
Northern
Great
1,218
82c
8
-
■
—
61%
8%
-
:—
—;
22%
41
—40
*
—*
—
*1
12% Mar
Jun
5%
135
66c
'
•
*
common-
600
8
♦
•
Warrants
575
34
81c
50c
A
Feb
7%
59%'
81c
....
A..
Paper
Lakes
Great
61%
.
common
class
Jan
109%
Nov
8%
33
'
33
$
Wares
Mackay
Lakes
Great
_
—
Steel
Envelopes
103%
93
6%
1
-
91% Mar
15
.
3,666
Jan
45
:
"
common -50c
Drilling
<te
10%
1
__
Motors
General
94
102
J10%
>1%
Dynamics
General
94
37%
,
26 %
—
Quebec Power
Telephone
28%
Jan
Oct
26 V2
—
Mines
Jun
26%
26%
—
—_
Noranda
2.80
1,190
584
Wire common..
13%
;
26V4
common—*
*
10
common
Products
Neon
Niagara
23
3,400
28%
102
-
102
*
Bakeries
General
27%
••
100
-—
_
•
100
—W—
_
27%
—
_
Trust
National
Nova
Gatineau
Grocers
14% Mar
Nov
8%
350
1,854
19
,
6
__
_
_
10
26%
19
••
19
#
128
10
25%
_
A——^
275
/.
Dec
63
•-
Jun
40
25%
10
—
—
class
35
48%
170
*
Charles
Fruehauf
48%
—
Companies
Frosst
48%
*
Canada..„—
Foundation
Fraser
ZZZ5
Co,——
Motor
Jan
26
.
National Drug & Chemical
Oct
Oct
26
—
Nov
46%
*
*
.
2.50
65c
2.25 Aug
Containers
4.00
295
7,220
1
25%
2,050
4.00
common
400
63
Apr
3.55
'
325
78c
Apr
2.15
4.00
12
,
5
2,050
61
12%
1.50 May
—
5%
75c
Nov
10,550
Works
2.90
75c
12% May
11%
1.90
—
28%
Mfg
Aug
152
1.80
;
4%
61
Fleet
11
113/s
1.80
—:
2.85
•
12
'113/8
148
11%
A
'
Feb
*
1-—..—*
Gas.
4.85
•
Feb
21
2.85
Farmer Candy..-;
Fanny
111%
Feb
14 % Mar
100
—i—
'
110
2IV2
,
.
Jun
21%
Fine Foods
National
May
100
21%
Trust
68% Jan
10
25
—20
Locomotive
Jun
31,884
100
Jan
Montreal
Sep
12%
16%
10
Montreal
44%
,
12
100
12%
10% July
Jun
Feb
16
11,375
.
1,341
Jun
___—
Corp
12%
6
Jan
*'
Mar
12%
100
15
Moore
Jan
32
120
12 %
t-
35
Jun
16%
1,810
Brewery class
Monarch
May
30
71/4
Brick
Preferred
21
26
30
107 IO71/2
Milton
Feb
Jun
10
30%
7%
Industries
B
17,490
27
30%
Power common..—*
13.50
Light &
Class
191/4
26%
27
107
——
Preferred
Midwest
Nov
7%
Preferred
Jan
215
Oct
18 3/b
*
*
:
Gardens
—.—*
Maple Leaf Mills common—t
*
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
*
4%%
preferred
100
5%% preferred
100
Metro
Stores common
—20
Leaf
12%
9% May
160
—
-
_
11%
155
11%
/-10
Insurance
Form common.
Life
Famous
A
Shoes
Maple
34%
Jun
27%
—
———
—
60
32
31
.
Nov
38%
21% July
3,072
2.53
—20
A—-.
class
Macleods
Molson
*
Exquisite
Jun
36%
Ltd
Emco
Jan
Maher
250
*
Empire
1.00
24'/a
Jan
9.25 Mar
225
i
Jan
10% July
Jun
Feb
17%
:
80c
4,475
27
May
7,574
,
6,900
17%
Ltd
(M)
13%
Sep
8
4.50
81/2
:
10
1.00
16%
Loeb
pfd
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
6%
60%
7%
I
1
Co...—
Match
Feb
Mar
6%
6%
———
Brewery
Eddy
3.60
50%
2.40
44
58%
59%
Chemical common—
&
Tar
Jun
Jun
38
11
Dominion Textile common/
Dupont
400
4,490
Coal—
&
Stores
Dominion
Dow
3.00
7.25
95
17%
Locana
Sep
47%
—
Dominion
Nov
120
16%
*
1
_
Scottish
Dominion
Feb
.11%
Jun
-8%
Foundry & Steel..
Lime
23%
Jan
3.00
—
Dominion
10
46%
•
common
Warrants
Dec
8
108
4,155
"7;.
47 V4
2
*
Seagrams
14%
2,000
11%
/ 11
*
Estate
Dale
15
14%
II91/2 119%
100
preferred—_
A
*
Maclaren Power & Paper class A—2.53
Crows
15
63
c'
9%
4.30
3.00
15
22'A
22 %
20
101%
22 %
102
145
61c
63c
5,400
9
9%
32,766
13
Jun
22%
Jan
99
Aug
61c
Dec
1.25
106
Feb
Apr
Jan
8%
Oct
18%
Jan
Oct
12 %
Jan
5.00
4.45
2,745
2.80
3.00
3.10
6,700
3.00
Sep
3.90
19% Mar
22%
Jun
143/a
14%
200
13%
Jun
18
May
9
83A
9%
5,237
6%
Oct
13
May
24%
24 %
24%
9,902
19%
Jun
26%
23%
23%
24
2,798
22% May
27%
4Q3/4
40 3A
55
37%
Sep
43%
Sep
48,384
10%
Nov
13%
Nov
12%
12 %
13
Jan
Jan
7% May
5%
30%
840
4%
Jun
36%
110
30%
Apr
36%
Dec
12%
12%
2,056
11% May
14
Jan
13
12%
53A
36
13
105
11% July
14
Jan
29%
30%
2,955
24 V4
Jun
32 V4 Mar
2.35
2.50
1,625
1.75
Sep
17% Aug
9%
9%
1,250
9%
Nov
14% Mar
17%
18
265
17%
Dec
20 V«
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2414)
42
Markets
Canadian
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
stocks
Week's
Low
Southam
Ltd
Foods
Stafford
'
•
'
Steinberg class A
1
10
*
——*
Trusts
Sterling
Superior
4.00
100
Low
25
3.65
Par
High
32 Va Mar
Jun
Oct
4.65
Canada
Canadian
16
Jan
Canadian.
Chieftain
17%
Dec
Canadian
Delhi
Propane
common
Supertest ordinary
—
2,780
9
Oct
22,968
10
July
17%
22,462
15%
Jun
21 % May
21 %
610
17%
Nov
25
Jan
Canadian
43
—
10
17%
21
-
—
45
120
40 Va
Jun
50% May
Canadian
17%
17%
270
11
17 %
17 Vt
400
13
4.00
17%
*
*
Common
9%
4.00
100
Jun
19
Jun
19%
Oct
2.85
Feb
4.65
Aug
Aug
Low
Tamblyn
Canada
Texaco
Ltd
Freferred
100
23,481
1.45
1.45
459
—*
3.60
3.60
3.70
5,510
1
16%
20c
Mines
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian High Crest
Dyno
86c
86c
98c
9,537
:
Bank
*
10
Preferred
Paper
Thompson
Dominion j
Works
Toronto
Iron
Toronto
Class
A
—*
16 Vac
Marts
Towers
Traders
•
S5
Prairie
Trans
Turnbull
Pipeline—
Nov
60
Feb
Canadian
Northwest Mines
91
Jun
Canadian
Silica
*
Apr
Can-Erin
Mines
1
9c
Va
89
115
861
Aug
6 Va
1,000
6
Oct
49
49
215
5 Va
200
3,620
.
5%
50V4
13%
100
121/2
14 %
200
12
3.60
4.40
1/650
50c
50c
62 c
1,250
3.25
40c
11
Oct
51 Va May
7
May
Jun
731/2
Oct
14 Va Mar
Jan
Exploration
1
Captain
Mines
Cassiar Asbestos
Central
Dei
Oct
'9%
Feb
Central
Pat
Feb
Central
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
16
Jun
14%,
11,345
14 Vs
100
11
Jun
39
IOC-
36
July
V4 May
,161/4 May
41V2 May
22 %
13,651
171/2
Jun
27%
Jan
21,356
12%
Jun
16Va
Nov
Chib
Jl
7
1,695
4.60
Jun
11%!
12%
540
11 Va
Oct
7V2 Aug
-
161/4 Marl
Acceptance
Union
Gas
Class
preferred
Corps class A
9 1/4
180
8%4
Sep
11
Feb
-19
9,092
15%
Jun
23%
Jan
Coin
56 %
53%
56%
305
53 %
Nov
60
Apr
Combined
29
29
30
28
Oct
31
Jun
Mill
Cochenour
18 1/4
Smelt—
28 %
28 %
100
27Va
Oct
30%
Apr
5%
1,030
4.85
Oct
•7%
Apr
Con
1.00
•
Vendomatic
*
Venezuelan
Power
preferred
9c
I,
300
95c
Aug
10,500
8c
Oct
4%.
__
5%
65c
3.60
4,820
65c
5%
10
1.05
9c
9c
100
1.75
22c
8%
Oct
50c
Sep
Oct
65c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mfg
class
100
6
a
170
52
*
Viceroy
&
4.15
4.05
4.3p
420
4.00 May
5.50
1
1.00
1.00
1.05
5,500
1.00 July
1.50
May
53%
551/4
6.104
43%
Jun
591/2
Jan
4.40
4.50
660
3.25
Jun
4.85
Feb
1
2.00
2.CO
375
1.70
Aug
2.85
Jan
_100
4.00
4.00
200
4.00
Nov
4.00
15
15%
2,961
llVs
Jun
23%,
Feb
10
i
Wainwright Products & Ref
Walker
G
Webb
•;
,
•
:
I
Equipment
&
Wesley
W
&
Waterous
59%t
55
.#
Can
Ltd
_
preferred
Trans
Voting
•
,
*
common
trust
Westfair
7 1/4
/
class
15
15
14
15%
4,490
*
A
Preferred
36%
36%
37
200
35
28%
20
Copper
Weston
tGeo)
Class
class
a
Class
$2.80
Industries
iJi
A
Stores
Klin
Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Discovery
Cadillac
Zellers
Jun
7% May
63 %4
Consolidated
Dragon
Jun
Consolidated
East
Jan
Consolidated
Fenimore
Gillies
Consolidated
Oil-
30c
9c
9c
5,583
8c
Oct
6 Vac
6 Va c
4,000
11%
Jun
22%
Feb
Aug
40 Va
Jan
29
10
Jun
13
Apr
1,500
23C
Nov
60c
Feb
1.00
1.00
3,000
91c
Oct
5Vac
5'ac
6c
8,500
5c
Nov
1.C3
1.07
3,850
75c
Oct
5c
22,100-
3c
May
16c 16 Vac
8,950
15c
10c
4,700
7c
1.03
_.j
16 %c
lOc
33c
Arrow
preferred—
Exploration
Consolidated
Moslier
Negus
Nicholson
25c
900
12c
Jan
Consolidated
Northland
Mines
MINES
Uranium
Gas
6,554
13,800
Quebec Gold Mines
lSVa
Jun
22
Apr
Vs Mar
Consolidated
2C%
Consolidated
Rambler
94
130
91 Va
July
100
May
Consolidated
Red
8.80
9.50
6,663
6.00
Jun
Jan
Consolidated
Regcourt
106% 106%
50
IO41/2
Jan
110
July
Consolidated
Sannorm
27
Dec
35
Jan
36 Va
Dec
44
May
38
735
16%
2,481
3.80
1,010
3.50
27
20
12 Va July
2.70
Jan
'
5.
;
—
*
;
2.25
33
—
3.65
14'a
14'/4
2.25
2.25
33
3.60
33
3.70
1.290
171/2
4.10 iVlar
12
50
July
14-%
1.50
200
Jan
3.20
31
2.40
2,312
Nov
July
Jan
31%
6.35
Nov
Consolidated
Mines—
21c
Oil
Gold.
Sep
Nov
Jan
Convvest
22c
Oct
47c
20c
18 %c
20c
5,897
17VaC
Oct
29c
65c
64c
69c
7,500
63c
May
21 Vac
Oct
30c
lie
10 VaC
11c
6,062
10c
Oct
23 Vac
7%c
6c
8 VaC
71,200
2Vac
Jan
17 Vac
5 Va c
5 VaC
7,600
4 Vac
July
8c
7c
6,062
6 Vac
Jun
19c
7c
Larder
Axnaigainated
Rare
Led tic
r end
Coppercorp
Mines
Copper-Man
Mines:
2 VaC
Apr
10Vac
4 0c
Jan
56c
Mav
800
15c
July
32c
Jan
2.00
2.35
21,605
1.65
Jun
10 "2 c 10 Vac
500
10 %c
Dec
41c
Aug
22Vac
Feb
2.20
15c
4%
c
14c
18c
42,349
9c
Oct
4 %c
6c
58,480
4c
31c 33 Vac
51,100
30c
Aug
Sep
5c
July
5 Vac
5 VaC
8.25
8.35
12,100
7.25
1,061
Oct
2.65
Sep
Jan
8c
8 VaC
14.500
7c
Jun
45c
45c
4,290
35c
July
47c
Oct
13'ac 14 Vac
6,382
13c
Nov
20c
Jan
3,000
4c
May
9c
Sep
8c
5'2c
:___
c
5 VaC
60c
58c
63 c
50,925
30c
Jan
65c
Nov
32c
29c
32c
44,100
27c
Sep
59c
Apr
29c
71c
Jan
27c
29c
4,700
25c
Oct
90c
1.06
10,736
50c
Aug
3.75
3.65
3.90
10,783
1.09
1.03
1.13
14,337
76c
May
46c
39c
49c
72,550
28c
Jun
2.05
2.13
11,107
2.02
2.42
1.90
Jun
Feb
27 VaC
5,500
9c
July
0
3,000
3c
Oct
30c
10c
4'aC
20,700
18c
Oct
2,000
27c
May
10c
4 1
a
1.34
4.35
1.28
73c
3.00
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
Aug
13c
Feb
6V2C
Sep
35 V2C July
53c
Feb
38c
38c
1.01
1.02
1,400
1.01
8c
9c
11,110
5Vac
Jan
9c
9 Va c
6,200
5 Vac
(Jun
5 V2 c
6c
2,500
5Vac
Dec
14c
May
50c
Dec
8%e
July
1.60 May
17c
Sep
12 Vac Mar
46c
40c
50c
99.826
25c
Oct
1.95
1.88
1.99
6,963
90c
Jan
2.35
4.10
3.95
4.20
7,345
Oct
7.90 May
18c
26c
48,550
20c
3.60
lie
Jan
Jun
42c
Nov
12c
Jan
6c
Jun
95c
Dec
1.39 May
Coulee
1
33c
33c
34c
7,500
30c
Jun
75c._ Jan
13c 13 Vac
1,000
13c
Jan
18c
50c
19
18»/4
19%
4,490
15 Va
Oct
21V4 Mar
1
8%c
8 Vac
10c
9,COO
7c
May
Zinc
Lead
Courvan
.
Mining
Craigmont
1
Mines
:
.
Mines
Pershing
1
7 1
7c
9 Vac
1
7c
500
8c
10c
19,000
31 aC
1
Mines
Cusco
4c
3,000
Explorers
Horn
Deldona
Delhi
Gold
1
Mining
Mines
Devon
Mines
Dickenson
Jan
10c
July
17c
Aug
17c
Sep
48 Va c
Jun
11c
11c
12c
7,069
8c
July
15c
91c
2,200
76 c
Oct
1.37
Apr
16Vac
Apr
Duvan
18c
Jun
25V2C
July
14c
Sep
1,500
15c
Mar
27c
Jan
24c
9c
2.587
6 Va c
Oct
24c
Mar
22c 25 % c
19,000
19c
Sep
72c
May
57c
4,738
44C
Jan
60c
Nov
8c
9.50
Jun
9.90
9.90
10%
5,652
88c
88C
91c
4,405
3.90
3.90
4.00
11.501
3.60 Mai-
26
25
26 %
2,192
23% Mar
38c
Jun
12 Va Mar
94c
Nov
5.45 July
34
July
15 Va
Jan
Dec
16 v2c
July
14VaC Aug
24V2C
Jan
12 Vj
12%
1,300
1
6c
6 Vac
9,000
*
16c
16c
1,333
812c
9c
10,700
9c
Jun
20c
21c
12,600
19c
Jun
5 V>c
5 VaC
5,000
2.26
2.50
:
I
Mines
Apr
56c
8Vac
•
Mines
Dec
9.25 May
6c
16 Vac July
Jan
90c
Donalda
May
6c
1
Mines
Dunraine
8c
15c
25c
Petroleum
228,250
Sep
Sep
4.250
1
Dome
38c
Sep
15c
6V2C
105,250
19c
1
Palmer Oils
Feb
12c
12 Vac
125,100
18 VaC
1
Sep
32c
Aug
Jun
18c
10c
1
10c
11c
5c
Jun
18c 22 Vac
15c
7 Vac
1
Mines
Denison
2l'Vac
1
Pacific
Delnite
16c
1
54c
10 Va
5%c
3 Vac Mar
Jun
12c
1
Mines
11c
2,900
10c
10c
7c
Nov
1.00
95c
1.00
1,933
68c
May
37c
30 VaC
37c
187,250
24c
May
93c
Jan
11 VaC
12c
5,400
10c
Oct
36c
Jan
1.06
1.01
1.08
4,900
1
1,100
1.00
Feb
5 VaC
6 '/2C
4,500
1
7 V2C
7c
8c
28,400
1
5c
4 VaC
7c
155,700
4 V2C
July
1
_
__
Va
Feb
73.526
Dome
31 %c
*
5
14c
48,800
Vac Feb
8
12c
.
Mines—
Jan
45c
1
Mines
1.500
1
Mines
Sep
1.80
1.05
Deer
Jun
20,125
_
Mines
8Vac
Nov
9 Vac
Jan
1.07
18c
1
Copper
May
•
:
Brewis
42c
—__II"—1400
Warrants
3c
69c
aC
Decoursey
7 Vac
33c
r.
Oil
3,COO
16.825
95c
Daering
55c
Jaii
5c
♦
Daragon Mines
Oct
Sep
1.05
Apr
18c
IIII 1
I__I—1
River
35c
Jan
Aug
7l,2c
Oct
35 %c Mar
Apr
♦
6.75
42c
5'/ac
Assoc/iated Arcadia Nickel-
Gold
2,700
Jan
Apr
Jan
1
18Vac
6 V2 c
•
Mines
Ruffner
14,939
1.03
1
Mines
Mines
May
Jun
5.75 May
76c
Jan
7c
—I" 1
Mines
Aumacho
52c
40c
1
Development:
Aumaque
4.80
5.50 May
4c
•
15c
9 VaC Aug
9,500
2,980
49c
8.25
Rouyn
Coast
5.50
20o
"I
United
C
Dec
Dec
1
Mines
Ltd
May
42c
1
Mines—
Atlantic
5.40
38c
100
Petroleums
Gold
5c
49c
Huronian
Asamera
10.525
1
■
Earth
A: aeon
Area
6c
loc
Mines
a
500
1.40
4.20
74c
75c
1
Petroleum
West,
57c
*
Oils
Pete
Anchor
Ansil
5c
13c 13 Vac
*
Amalgamated
6 1
2,800
22c
22c
14r/aC
1
Exploration
Jan
1
Consolidated
Minerals
Alminex
American
12c
1
Explorations
Pacific
21,366
5.40
1
Roxana
21c
*
1
Alberta
18 VaC
5 Vac
1
Agnico Mines Ltd
Yellowknlfe
Jan
6,220
2.50
.
Poplar
Shawkey
Consolidated
Croinor
•
Advocate Mines Ltd—
Akaitcho
Jan
80c
Copper Rand Cliiboug
OILS
Ltd
&
57c
Jun
1
Mines
Crowpat
Acadia
Oct
39c
1
17%,
16
AND
28c
*
Mines
94
•
Mines
3,800
12,400
2
Morrison
Consolidated
27
Electric
Abacus
34c
45c
1
Mogul
Consolidated
Consolidated
36VB
Jan
33c
1
Consolidated
Ltd
Oils
Dec
27
Apr
24c
7,400
•
Mac
Jan
16 Va
34c
24c
Mic
1.70
36%
Sep
Oct
1.65
Consolidated
121/4
5
Feb
Nov
4.60
1
Sep
•
____"
8 VaC
24c
1
Nov
50
May
8c
1.40
Mines
Mar
11V2
1.72
4.20
Marbenor
9
A
A.
4c
24c
Marcus Gold Ltd
40c
20
Oct
2.21 May
10c
1.60
Consolidated
27
Jun
9.75
4.50
Consolidated
525
13
Jan
1
100
I
4.80
1
20%
3.80
class
11
42c
1
Halliwell
770
Sep
Sep
2,417
*
Lake
50c.
59c
15c
25,835
_7
Iron
12%
May
Feb
14 Vac Mar
5 VaC Aug
33c
1
Crest
Golden
Consolidated
Crestaurum
Atlin
1.20 May
Oct
8.30
i
28%
class A
class
Ltd
common
Zenith
Arjon
Ju»
8c
1
16%
1C6 V2
Corp
Knitting
Anglo
79c
87,111
27c
»
Calliimn
94
warrants
Combing
Anglo
2,200
11c
7.70
Consolidated
17
Il00
Hardware
Anglo
1.04
9'/2c
*
20%
9.00
Woodward
Alba
1.00
lCc
Apr
10 Va
Consolidated Beta Gamma
•
preferred
Allied
Jan
1.00
♦
•
1__100
preferred
Warrants
Acme
19c
1
Mines
12
__
*
E
4%%
York
5 VaC May
*
Key Mines
Bellekeno
50c
•
.
common
Warrants
Wool
14,242
45c
2.50
22c
Products— 1
Western
Wood
5 9 •'
*
Foods
Wesit-.'i
White
8 Vac
'
Knapp
Mason
Westcoast
0 -k
Jan
7c
Nov
7%
*
A___
Trust
Grey
13c
*
Consolidated
Victoria
Vulcan
Jan
July
1
Coniaurum
5 Va
*
38c
8,000
>
i
Coniagas Mines
5%
Alloys
Nov
Jan
*
Metals
/::
Electric
Vector
Feb
Jan
Dec
31c
1
Mines
Consolidated
Vanadium
1.34
6 Va C
1
&
Gold
*
Corp
26c
15 Vac
1
Willans
Lake
30
_
Steel
9%
19
*
Preferred
United
9%
50
A
United
x.8'7
May
July
500
:__1
Copper Mining
Mining & Smelting
Chibougamau
*
common
15c
71c
Feb
Jan
6,000
1
.
Chimo Gold Mines
*
pfd.._
2nd
Canada
of
Jun
4,000
16,266
1.34
1.80
35c
1
Mines
Kayrand
Chromium
Union
boc
Jun
4.35 Feb
7 VaC
1
Chesterville
14%
6 7
64c
5.35
I
'
21%;
__
Sep
7.90
•
Cheskirk Mines
13 Va
*
Feb
1.10
3.50 May
10 Va
*
Gold
4.35
Aug
5.35
7c
*
Rio
Oct
1.35
Sep
1
Corp Ltd
Athabaska
Cayzor
May
2.61
35c
•
Ltd
13,200
Oct
16 V2C 16 VaC
7VaC
*
Candore
Oct
39
22
Islahd
Lopg
15
July
14%!
13 %
•
7%
NOV
14%
14%
*
Elevator
41
63 %
<—1
Pipeline
46
13 %
39
Pipeline
1
14%
*
Trans-Mountain
Canadian North Inca
1.18
*
Jan
3.60
•
A
Canadian
21 Va
61%
62
•
Canada
Trans
I
class
B
preferred
Feb
Oct
14 Vs
'
Finance
Class
Oct
13%
■
*
common
Warrants
1.00
14%
49
*
:
100
1.70
1.23
21c 23 VaC
1.24
1,640
1,2C3
5 Va
*
common—
—
1.15
1.20
10c
Canadian Homestead
1.35
6 %
__
Jan
80c
1.15
3.25
16%
89
*
50
General Invest
Canadian
Third
13 Vac
1.15
45
45%
*
100
common
May
2.95
1.35
*
common
5c
3.15
Warrants
Petroleum
High
1,640
130,315
10c
Devonian
Jan. 1
9 Vac
7c
1.05
2.60 Mar
1.45
9c
15%
„
Low
High
1
*
Minerals
Riange Since
Shares
1.40
Canadian Malartic Gold.
Industries
Switson
Sales
for Week
of Prices
1
Tungsten
Astoria
Jan
17'/a
Bros
of Canada
Steel
1,310
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
16>/4
9%
*
"
Paving
Standard
Stedman
32 Vt
4.00
32
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31%
Par
.
(Range for Week Ended December 7)
Sales
for Week
Friday
.
3.25
3.20
3.65
8,150
3.20
Dec
1.17 Mar
1.28
Sep
5 Vac
July
11 VaC
Jan
7c
Jan
12c
9c
May
Sep
4.65
July
Co
Copper
1
Dynamic Pete
E'ast
•
Gold
Amphi
East
Malartic
East
Sullivan
Elder-Peel
1
Mines—
2.10 Mar
75c
Jan.
9 Vac
Aug
2.73 July
Mining
4,820
1.70
1.66
1.78
1.00
94c
1.05
5,450
13,900
91c
Jun
9c
El
2.30
1
6c
9 VaC
75,500
6c
Nov
13c
Jan
5 Vc
5c
5 Vac
9.500
5c
Jan
8 V2C
Apr
18c
13 Vac
18c
17,233
11c
Jun
1.60
1.62
7,400
1
Mines
Eureka
4 Vac Mar
1
x
Mines
Ltd
Eldrich
Sol
21c
1
:
Corp
l
I
1.55 May
2.05
1.80
Sep
Jan
22 V2C Mar
I
-
1.85
1.45
Jun
Mines
2.37
Jun
4.20
Jan
7 Vac July
18Vac
Jan
Aug
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A__
■S5
1
preferred
5% %
Banff
Eankero
Cons
Bata
Mines
Metals
er
18c
19c
6,000
11c
May
31 Vac Aug
20c
13 V2C
10c
14c
116,500
5c
Jan
33c
10
3.00
2.75
3.00
1,575
Nov
4.10 Mar
9c
9 Vac
6c
Jan
24%
24 Va
24%
913
22 Va
Oct
9c
9 Vac
25,000
5 Vac
Jun
Feb
Francoeur
26
Feb
French
Jun
1.55
Mines
Petrol
Ltd
preferred
4,700
17c
Aug
30c
Nov
Gaitwin Mining
1
22c
6,000
16VaC
Jan
39c
Sep
Geco
1
8,000
48c
Feb
70c
Oct
Genex
97c
98c
4,150
.91c
Oct
Jan
Giant
15c
16c
7,700
15c
Nov
Jan
Giant
22,500
5c
Nov
10c
Mar
8c
6,500
6c
Nov
15V2C
Jan
Glenn
5 Va c
7c
14,300
4c
Jun
11c
Feb
Goldale
10c
10c
11c
10,400
10c
May
19c
Jan
Goldlields
1
40c
40c
41c
15,905
38c
July
60c
Aug
18c
1,125
lc
Sep
21 Vac
Feb
Grandroy
2.05
—1
.500
—
Ltd
I
Name
Gold
Ankerite
Buffalo
Red
7VaC
Dec
14c
Jan
Great
Plains
44,900
5c
May
18c
Sep
Gulch
2.49
Feb
3,000
8V2C
Jan
59c
5,165
2.32
25 Vac 27 Vac
3.45
3.70
4,200
4,800
2.20
2.43
47,610
4 Vac
11c
1
July
37c
Nov
6.00
25c
2.75
4 V2C
500
1.41
4c
10 VaC 11 VaC
20,100
Apr
Aug
Oct
3,000
19
18 Vac 21 Vac
2,010
17c
For
Sep
Mar
6 Vac July
20,975
23
Petrol
footnotes,
3.65
3.55
3.90
9,882
_1
see
14
14
570
♦
:
1.04
1.10
30,500
4.10
5.35
263,138
1
5.05
page 43.
9
Oct
Jun
4.15
Jan
May
15 V4
Feb
Jan
9 V2C
Apr
18 VaC Mar
7 Vac
6,500
6 Vac
8.60
9.25
36,630
7.65
Oct
10%
4c
4 Vac
7,500
3c
Aug
8c
Jan
Vac
9,100
11/c
Mar
16c
Jan
9c lOVaC
Jan
Feb
6.20
3.65
1.95
7c
1
6.05
25 VaC
4,675
2.92
5Vac
1
'14c
Southern
Jan
2,975
Gwillim
6.15
1
Jun
24c
2,300
Gunnar Mining
13c
J
48c
Oct
12 Vj
Gulf
22 Va
Lake—
Jan
11c
6 Va c
Feb
23
Lands
23c
3,000
6c
Jan
13c
Red
18,866
31c
12
34c
37,900
1
Chibougamau
Feb
35c
11 VaC 11 VaC
2.75
27c
Vag Oct
4c
♦
Oil
21c
6c
7
*
Campbell
Oct
2.85
7 Vac May
25c
Campbell
lie
12 %
46,200
7.75
July
Mines
Lead
Hard
Rock
36c
Jan
Feb
Hasaga
Gold
3.40
6c
Mines
Gold
1
Mines
:
12VaC
1
.
3.10
13
-80c
20c
Aug
Feb
19c
Apr
70c
July
1
10c
10c 11 VaC
7,500
10c
1
23c
22c 2 4 Vac
11,600
20c
Heath
1
5%c
5c
6c
11,000
5c
1
2.30
2.26
2.35
1,050
Gold
Mines
20
20 7
1.25
Nov
26c
Oct
65c
July
14c
2.05 Mar
a
3,800
18 Va
Jun
12,714
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
2.70
Dec
26 Va
Jan
*
20 V'
12 Vs
11%
12 %
5),40
Jun
15%
•
12
11%
12%
9,125
9.25
Jun
15 VB Mar
2.65
2.70
2.010
2.05 Mar
Jan
Consolidated Gold.
—1
2.65
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting——' -51V4
50%
51-Va
Jan
Hudson
15%
16%
-10c
11c
29c
30c
Jan
Hollinger
Consolidated
Home
Co
Oct
33c
Jan
Oet
7.50
I 19 Va
2.35 May
Feb
13c
Jan
Aug
Feb
7c
1,000
2.200
Iron
Lakes
Jan
Mar
34,800
90c
85c
Headway Red Lakex
of
Feb
14 VaC 14 Vac
9c
Jan
29 Vj
15c
12c 12
1
.
28c
Aug
May
4c
1
Minerals
Harrison
4.90
1
Gold
Lake
Hastings
Oil—
Apr
6,500
8 Va
lie
1
24,500
Calgary & Edmonton
&
39c
16c 16 Vac
1
10c
Calvert
Gas
May
67c
1
DeveloD
Highland Bell
Mines _/_•
Petroleum
12c
27c
4 Vac
42 c
1
Caciamet
4,500
28c
8c
39c
1
Jan
28c
4 Vac
10c 11 VaC
40c
1
Ltd—
9c
4c
3,651
1
Mines
Jan
Ltd
;
Apr
3 VaC Aug
4%c
*
Mines
1.35
77,700
Head
Holdings
Lake—
Granduc
2,400
9c
10c
changed to
Buffalo
Jun
1,900
43,162
4 VaC
9V2C
I'
1
Mines
„
2.15
1
Mines"II„II
Apr
12'/2c
1
Mines
9c
1
—
Mining & Smelting.
Ankerite
10c
•
1
Mining
7 Vac
9c
1
Ltd
Reef
Brunswick
.2.05
1
1
._
1.10
14 Va
14c
1
1
Oct
Jan
34c
11%
11 Vac
1
Limited
14c
29% Mar
19V2C
Oct
2,210
j
10%
1
Mines
Uran
8,800
10%
1
Mines Ltd
Goldray
17c
.
Oct
Jan
86c
85c
1_ 1
Mine
-
6c
Pioneer
Broulan
Buffalo
Mascot
1
Yellowknife
—1
_____;
Ltd
Glacier Explorers
,6c
Corp.;
Ltd
Mines
5c
Black Bay Uranium
Bcrdulac Mines
Eralorne
Mines
7c
Mines
Mines
1.60
32c
2.50
Feb
28c
Mines
Copper
Eidcop Mines
Canada
18c
55c
1
Mines
Yukon
Canada
1
26
Nov
Va
27c
-50c
Mining Corp__T_
Quebec
<»rnieiiem
Calalta
Mining.
Fatima
11
20 Vac
_
Belleterre
Bouznn
Mav
21
7,000
21c
Petroleums
Eiois
90c
125
13,190
11c
27c
•
Mining
Uranium
Bevcon
22
4,500
3.05
10c
50c
Beat tie Duauesne—
Weird
1,735
1.00
2.88
11c
Nov
Jun
*
;
Barymin Exploration LtdEatka
24%
2.95
1
—1
Mines
Trust
Earn at
22 Va
24 V,
5.75
35,216
1
Mining
1
1
Bankfield
Ba-e
24 %
j___ _50c
9,90
1.00
-25
__________
9.55
22 Va
-25
preferred
Oil
Barex
9.55
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest
Ay nor Gold
.
Oil
Class B
Ltd
A
5
—
Howey
Bay Oil
2.50
Porcupine———————1
1.18 Mar
Hugh
5.35
Hydra Exploration
Dec
Goldj—
class
—
Pam
I
—
:
—
1
16%
He
2,65
Feb
Jan
2,605
47
3,521
.
12 %
Jun
20 % Mar
9,000
8c
Oct
17c
Jan
Jun
54c
Feb
4,170
25 Vac
May
59 V4
Apr
Volume
Number 6219
196
»
.
The Commercial and
•
(2415)
Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
1
45c
Bay Mines-.
Petroleums
|36c
Jun
45c
13,200
24c
Sep
1.34
Jan
90c
6,100
62c
Oct
2.55
Jan
Pamoil
Jan
Pamour
.—.l
——-
AUg
1.75
70c
70c
73c
4,375
60c
Jun
2<)o
23c
22c
25c
48,600
17c
Sep
3 He
23 VaC
22c
24c
12 lc
Nov
1
11 VaC
10 Vac 11 Vac
40,200
6,000
1
5c
4 VaC
5c
10,900
7 VaC
7 Vac
5,400
20VaC 21VaC
12c
10 Vac
7,500
13,000
10c
Jan
1.01
8,250
56c
July
1.01
VaC
4,234
25c
May
44c
Oct
1
Mines
Mining
Jacobus
:
Explorations
Jaye
Jellicoe
1
Mines
Joburke
Gold
Joliet
Mines
Mines.
Quebec
Jonsmith
Joutel
1
1
*
1.00
1
_
12c
1
Mines
Copper
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
27c
Kirkland
Pato
17c
Sep
Pax
10c,
Mar
12Vac
Sep
PCE
Jan
Peerless
35c
Oct
'
25 Vac Mar
Dec
July
Consolidated
Dufault
Pernio
Gas
Perron
Osu
Shore
Gold
Lamaque
Leitch Gold
Lencourt
Gold
Lexindin
•Long Point
Oil
Gold
Macassa
Macdonald
Macfie
Ltd
Mines
MacLeod
10Va
Jan
Pitch
Ore
34c
40c
57,844
47c
Aug
Place
Oil
15c
20c
34,500
Jan
29c
Aug
Placer
11c
11c
1,250
9V2C Nov
17c
Apr
Ponder
Magnet
19 V2
8c
7Vac
Apr
7,964
13c
Feb
2.61
510
2.50
Nov
2.90
3.00
3,210
2.60
Feb
4.75
4.95
c
945
3.80
3.45
11 Vac May
3.85
31c
32c
14,500
29c
29c
115,151
26c
Jun
4.18
Jun
Quebec
Jan
Quebec
1.46 Mar
Quebec
54c
Barvue
Mines
39c
Jan
1.23
1.16
1.27
45,750
80c
Oct
2.43
Jan
8c
2,200
5c
Jan
14c
July
13c
16c
32,700
6c
Jun
20c
5 Va c
4,200
5c
May
7Vac
Sep
3.25
3.45
2,855
Apr
4.35
Jun
Mines
17c 17 VaC
3,500
5c
49.000
4c
17c
Aug
31c
Jun
3c
July
6Vac
Sep
Jun
1.30
1.14
6,150
1.05
2.10
2.19
8,250
2.00 May
4V2C
9,900
3V2C July
6c
4c
4c
9c
7c
10c
148,600
2c
July
Rights
77c
1,700
74c
Apr
Mines
14c
1.05
3 VaC Mar
6Vac
Feb
1,735
15c
26c
Jan
23c
20c
8c
Aug
8
4,250
18c
Nov
36c
Aug
Vac
5,000
6c
July
14VaC
2,666
Oct
25c
Sep
13 Vac
6 VaC
6 VaC
6 Vac
600
5 Vac May
12c
Jan
49 Vac
48c
51C
36,800
45c
Sep
88c
Feb
52c
48c
55c
104,000
36c
Feb
9c
.9,000
7c
May
July
57c
8c
13c
Jan
725
9.50
9.25
10
50 c
43c
60c
McWatters Gold
Oct
14
Apr
Dec
50c;
Nov
7.75
43c
Rix
Roche
Min
Mt
San
7c
Satellite
7c
19Vac
20 Vac July
2,600
44,205
545
7c
8 VaC
51,000
12V2 May
4V2C May
62c
74c
30,650
57c
Oct
33 V2C 36V2C
II,537
30c
Oct
18c
19c
7,077
2.25
2.25
250
—1
1.07
1.06
1.08
12,500
1
9c
7 Vac
10c
5C
Mines
National
4.
Petroleum
5c
5 Vac
2.85
2.85
3.20
49,925
23c
21c
27c
102,600
12,100
25c
Nealon Mines
1
New
1
New
New
Alger
11c
Jun
16VaC
Nov
1.60 May
Feb
Newconex
Steelov
—
Feb
Continental
New
Davies
Goldvue
New
IIosco
Mines
Kelore
Mines
Oct
,
Jan
Jun
10Va Feb
46c Aug
Aug
64,600
1
4,500
86c
Jan
Feb
1.64
49c
Mar
Feb
3.75
6c
Jun
13Vac Jan
4 V2c
July
1.72-Oct
4V2C
Jun
35c
17,200
3,130
18,800
22,400
7,300
70c
20c
20c
11c
lOVaC llVaC
17,500
1"
IOV2
32VaC
4V2c
1.00
1
32c
4c
15V2C,
6.85
3.25
5 60
*
1
—1
1.00
15c
6.80
2.80
.
■*
1
1
,
'4 VaC Mar
7c
Jan
Jan
7V2C Sep
3IV2C Sep
4Vac
1.04
17c
2.04 May
7c
Jan
6.90
4,995
4.25 May
7.30 Oct
4.80 Jan
54,845
2.78 Nov
307
4.90 May
27c
21c
7,920
2,600
15c
1.75. 1.79
12V2cl7V2C
lOVac
12c
21c
28c
7c 7%c
—
Mar
Jan
9c
14c
He
Aug
Jan
Aug
Jan
Sep
Nov
8V2C Sep
3IV2C Nov
4c May
75c
Jun
12c
Oct
3.35
7,263
9,725
100,500
48,100
4,550
24,000
1,000
25c
19c
71c
14,365
8,600
2,666
76,200
35c
*
4c
4c
4c
1
1
1
1
-—1
4.75
5.10
21c
—
4.55
20c
6V2C
1-44
12VaC
I2V2C
————*
1
30c
1-56
1
1
71c
13c
56c
70c
34c
27Vic
-
Nov
5.45;;, 5.60
19c
15c
1.75
14c
Jan
83c
1.70
1.25
19c
24c
11%
Nov
—
-
33c
20,400
May
—
_
Sunburst
Taurcanis
16c
Mar
Gold
—III—
Temagami
— —
Lundmai"kIIIIIII
Thompson
Mines
Silver
4.20
Apr
Transcontinental
65c
Sep
Trfad
Resources
—-!-'
!
Oil
-
Ltd-
Exp
Apr
7c
Aug
Tribag Mining
26c
9,340
23c
Oct
61c
Aug
Trinity
6c
18,500
5V2c
Nov
16c
20V2c
18c
13 Vac
1.40
10c
Jan
Oct
Nov
Mar
May
10c Apr
23c July
4V2C Feb
3c Aug
1.35 Feb
35c
Jan
6.20 July
42c
31c
Aug
Jan
36c
Mar
2.18 Sep
26c Jan
17c Feb
42c May
10c Mar
6V2C Sep
2OV2C May
Jan
-
1.20
17V2c
1.20 1.20
17c 17V2C
8,000
2,525
19c
10%
2,533
4,905
81,021
2,523
29,300
2,956
9,961
732
28.312
60,518
9,425
I
30c
1.56
--
3,800
1,921
3,900
12,280
5,600
58,300
4,500
41,585
.,3'291
10,000
22,580
4.00 Oct
18c Feb
6c May
1.39 Jun
10c Oct
8.25
30c
9c
1.80
24c
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
Feb
Oct
56c
1.77
1.20
18c
Aug
28c
1.48
70c
8c
Apr
Nov
Oct
50c
Oct
67c
20c
20c
Oct
Jan
Nov
4o!/2C T^n
Jun
Jan
Apr
1-62 Jan
1.53 Mar
37c Jun
1.30 Jan
oln
Anr
9 /2C July
1.10 Jun
23c Apr
1.96 Feb
45c
1.52 Sep
33c Jun
Jan
Oct
Feb
29c
He
1.70
-*
——1
1
—1
—
—
Mines-—IIII
Canada
Trans
14,330
10,300
2,000
7,700
5,010
33c
1.60
70c
71c
13c
15c
55c
59c
70c
80c
33c
34c
24VaC
31c
47c
48c
11c IIV2C
1.70
1.80
—*
Tombill Mines Ltd
Tmrnont
1.40
7c
1.42
13c
•
*
-
Minings.
Territory
20c
1
1
——————
—
Hughes
Teck
—
Exploration
3V2C
25 VaC
95C
'
26c
3.85
4.00
1,155
Oct
4.40
Oct
85c
95c
6,900
61c
Oct
1.25
Oct
23c 23 VaC
3.85
4,100
18c
Sep
28c
Feb
10c
5,600
7c
Jun
19c
Aug
7,775
3V2C
4,400
3.05
'
—-.V
10c
4c
3 VaC
Jan
7c
7c
7c
5,325
6c
Oct
1.08
1.03
1.25
277,153
68c
Jun
6c
6 Va c
2,000
6c
Oct
Vac
54,300
5 VaC
July
8 Vac
Apr
lOVaC Mar
1.25
Dec
Co Ltd
Chibougamau
Mining
Union
Union
1
9c 10
;
1
Corp
Oil
Asbestos
United
:
-
Buffadison
United
trust ctfs
voting
United
Canso
United
Keno
United
Mindamar
United
—
*
1
1
1
*
-—*
Oils
11c
144
31c
United
9c
Reef'————————————>————•—1
Upper Canada Mines
1
1
14 VaC
14c
15c
22,500
13c
Oct
25Vac
Jan
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_i
19c
19c
22c
14,700
14c
Nov
49c
15VaC
15 Vac 18 Vac
106,200
4c
Jan
1.10 Aug
1
lie
10c
12c
60,700
4c
July
12c
Sep
Va
1
8c
8c
9V2C
16,000
6c
Mav
13Vac
Feb
Violamac
12c
12c
500
9 Vac
July
17c
34c
37c
10,510
33c
Nov
64c
Jan
Wasmac
Nov
54c
Feb
Weedon
30c
47c
4 10
o4c
1.48
8.05
20c
11c
1.49
31c
17c July
8
May
23c May
3 75 May
^33c
Jun
23c
Sep
14% Feb
Sep
6 25 Mar
68c Aug
56c
Jun
Jan
Nov
Jun
Jan
2.06 Jan
10% Sen
24c Jan
30c Jun
1.80 Feb
32c Apr
1.45 Mar
1.86 Jun
Nov
Oct
8c Feb
2.09 Mar
1.15
7.15
17c
10c
1.25
20c
Oct
Mar
34c
18c
10 V4
40c
3.90
50c
1.18
7.60
20c
10Vic
1.35
14c
Jan
1
_
—
1
*
Fortune
New
Apr
19 Vac July
Hill
—
10%
47c
3.90
54c
1.26
8.05
1
-
Ltd—
Explorers
Unisphere
10c
_
Mines
Gold
iNOwnorth
Mines
New
Rouyn Merger
New
Senator
New
Taku
Nickel
Rouvn_.
——..—*
Mines
Mining
Nickel
Smelting
&
1
Mines
Mines
'
-
Mining""—
39c
3,400
6,200
33c
4V2C
3 VaC Aug
8Vac Sep
Werner
Lake
15,000
14c
Oct
41c
Jan
WesDac
21c
1,300
21c
Oct
3.05
3.45
8,250
1.55 Aug
5c
5 VaC
37 Vac May
Nickel
Norgold
1
—
Normetal
North
Canadian
North
25c
Coldstream
1
Exploration
Northspan
class
Canada
A warrants
Mines
—
2.90
2,525
9c 11 VaC
18,200
67,250
2.81
5.40
1.27
1.30
44c
5.25
5.65
17C
17c
24c
2,000
2,675
22,164
1,033
Mar
3.45
Dec
Westburne
9c
Jan
West
25c
Sep
Wesfprn
Bpaver
Decalta
2.70
Jun
3.20 Aug
9c
Sep
24Vac Apr
5c
Apr
1.10
Oct
40c
1.80
Sep
Jan
16c
2.25
89c
8.55
Mar
Jun
Nov
32c
11,700
61c
Mar
100
30 Vac July
15c
22 Vac
36c
2.30
2.30
2.40
5,530
2.00
Jun
21c
21c
28c
54,800
10VaC
NOV
28c
8 Vac
8 Vac
1,250
1,250
Aug
12c
Sep
lOVaC
Oct
Jan
7c
Feb
*
—
IOV2C 10 VaC
Obrien
Okalta
Mines
7c
55c
3.30
Yale
Mines
Ormsby Mines
Osisko Lake Mines
—
—.'
*
1
1
1
1
Yellowknife
Young
16Vac Jun
15,000
4V2C
50c
55c
7,425
24,700
46c
July
74c
5c
loVaC
2c
9c
9c
4.00
Aug
Oct
Jun
Jan
Oct
95c
48,800
58c
5VaC
25,000
3VaC Jun
8,83o
1.03
15,291
3,300
4,750
75c July
1.75 July
IIV2C Oct
6,500
265,000
13-339
1.20 Oct
1.90 Jan
14VaC Oct
12Vic-Jun
35c Feb
25c July
97c
2.15
15c
Jun
Nov
95c
14VaC Sep
21c
Oct
1.26 Feb
2.98 May
22c Mar
I—
16Vic
llc
2.20
15C
1.43
22c
21c
80c
80c
80c
400
80c
Nov
1.15 Jun
9c
7V2c
1-15
13c
9c
6V2C
1.12
lOVaC
42c
4c
26c
10c
7V2C
1.16
8c
Jun
3c
84c
Jan
May
14c Mar
12c Apr
4Vac
29c
5,400
78,500
18,650
31,800
3,500
20,400
3?'?29
16c
17c
2,000
15c
136
20Vac
~
15c
1.36
ySESS
Bear
9c
Jan
32c
lOVaC
1.65
1
1
1
—
Mines'
Yukeno
-
,
4c
27Vac
17c
1
Mines
1
Zulapa Mining
Jan
13,000
13,956
Mines
Mines
consolidated
(H G)
13c
42c
IOV2C Dec
42c Dec
4c Mar
*?yaC "Jan
16c
Jun
1.30 Nov
38c Jan
54c Jun
9c Jan
1!® 9C^
32c
Jan
Jan
12c
5.65
6.00
Oct
4.60 Aug
Oct
2.00
2.05
4,400
18c
18c
25c
44,900
18c
Dec
38 VaC
38c
42c
14,700
30C
May
2.02
85c JuIy
7VaC Jan
21c Jan
14Vic Feb
7.95 Mar
.1
20o
1
~
Canuck Oil
Yankee
Apr
5C
11c 11 Vac
5.85
Feb
15c 16 /2C
1-02
1
1
1
—
Zinc
&
Jan
10c
55c
65c
7 40
500
5,500
10,700
700
1,320
40c
class A
Inlet
Hargreaves
Lead
Dec
4VaC
90c
Oils
Oleary M'alartic
Opemiska Copper-.
Orchan
—*
——1
Lake iMines
Gold
3.80 July
70°
4c
9VaC
85c
93c
9Vic
2.20
Mines
Zenmac Metal
Obaska
Jun
9Vac
100
1
2
50c
58c
10Vic
6.15
--
——
Petroleum
1,650
4,210
3c
3c
9VaC
—^
92c
1.30
70c
*
Cogbion"
Windfall
II
Wright
91c
1.22
—
2c
60c
Apr
22Vac Dec
11,240
1
_
Lodge
Wiltsev
36c
Mines
Oil
Surf
Western
Willrov
4VaC
1.23
*
1
Mines
Western
Jan
23c
1
-I
".I.::
Malartic~~Mines—
Nov
*
20c
—
Mines
Nudulama
9,750
12c
1
Northland
Norvalie
4VaC Jun
42 VaC
1.20
1
Rankin
Northern
9V2C
•
Goldcrest
North
North
common
7,300
16C 17 VaC
12C 1.4 Vac
2.84
•
—
Oils
17 Vac
•
1
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel——
Northcal Oils Ltd_
Nortligate
5 Vac
1
Mines
Norlartic
3.35
1
—---.—
Mines
7,500
4c
1
-
—
Petroleum
Westates
1.65
4c
1
Petroleums
21c
1-61
1
-
17C I8V2C
Western
Oils
Norcan
-
33c
18c
1
—
Mines
ze
1-01
1
1
1
Consolidated Exploration
Vandoo
4VaC
1
_1
:
Gold
Acme
Norbeau
1
Mines——
Rim
Mines
Nisto
Nor
May
Oct
Mar
Oct
Mar
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
May
Mar
Apr
•
Newlund
New
.
15c
43c
—
1
50c
1
Gas
_
Apr
United
Jason
New
75c
12Vac
9.10
15c
39c
10%
1
Nov
1.41 Mar
1
New
12V2C
35c
9c
5.15
22c
32c
1.15
18c
48c
1.00
75c
9c
13c
—
1.00
77c
9c
.
16%
Jun
72c
1
Mines
1.050
231,350
Jun
7c
11c
;
36c
Nov
4 VaC
1
Harricana
New
84c
1
—
42c
31c
'
Jan
4c
50c
Mines
New
2.50
HVaC
12c
15c
15c
82c
84c
15c 15V2C
9.70
9.80
25c
33c
__
—
Feb
7c
15c
Jun
4c
Aug
2.25 Dec
9V2c Feb
22c
Mines
Rock Iron"
Sturgeon
River
Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
Cons Mines
25c
*
of Canada
Oil
Petroleum
36,900
67,000
3,165
4,000
750
4,413
5,000
24,000
16,500
6,000
-
Steep
5 Vac
—
New
25,513
10c
14c 15VaC
5c
5c
'& Oils
Mining
6c
1
Holdings
Warrants
8c
17c
5V2C
8V2C
Starratt Nickel
26c
1
Mines
Calumet
New
7c
15c
4c
2.25
14c
5c
Ltd
Mines
1
Bidlamaque Gold
__
15c
5c
2.75
2.28
I8V2C Sep
8Vac
,
Standard
1
Mines
Athona Mines
1.07 Nov
Apr
1
1
Silvermaque
12Vac
Jun
14
Exploration
Feb
4c
14,831
7,00o
Quebec —.
Mines
Sigma
Torbit
Creek
Nama
National
Jan
May
22,200
1
Gordon
Sherritt
1.03
Oct
31c
»
80,200
1
Freehold
Feb
3.00
50c July
27c
19c
14c
91c
85c
Jan
3.25 Oct
7.15 Nov
1.40 May
25c
Metal
Security
Mar
27c
1
12c
5.50
46c
5c
.
70c
13 Va
7C
I2V2C
50c
1
65c
Jun
Nov
25 Vac
72c
84,473
22VaC
Petrol
Sarcee
Oct
1.90
25c
28c
34VaC
38,100
1.95
24c
.1
20c
13 V'2
1
5,757
1.02
39c Jun
88c July
73c
Oct
7V2C Feb
SVaCJuly
8.00 Jun
5c Feb
—-
Spooner Mines
Stanwell Oil &
Jun
36
•
1
6.50
96c
1.64
Oct
May
1.52 Jun
56c
1.00
83c
9V2c
15c
10%
5VaC
i
Gold
River
Sand
Feb
14c
Jan
*
1
6.25
97c
1.81
Jan
29 V2 Mar
July
_____1
Southern Union Oils
14,300
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
6.40
1
Gold
Antonio
Siscoe
29c
Oil
Murphy
3,400
1
Ryanor Mining
Feb
28c
Minerals
Multi
2.99
1
Sep
2,200
Iron
2.60
Consolidated
Rowan
Sep
9c
Porcupine
Wright
2.99
1
1
1
;
10c
8c
Mines
Ore
Moneta
31c
!
Mines
51%
7,600
1
May
32c
Mines
Rockwin
52c
62c
Petroleums
City
91c
*
Uran___
Athabasca
Aug
61c
Mining Corp
Feb
Jun
21
Minerals
May
62c
28c
41c
1
*
1
*
1
*
1
4c
17,482
2,900
•
22,250
1,723
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
14c
28c
Mining
Midrim
Uranium
Radioi'e
3,024
2.60
Midcon Oil
58 c
3,600
Manitou
12,050
9,700
23c 24V/2C
1
55c
6,700
Quebec
21,540
26c
Mines
57c
27
Gold
Develop
5c
2.50
1
Aug
35c
Chibougamau
25c
26c
Island Mining
16c
40c
Ltd
Copper
Ascot
Labrador
45%
2.55
Merrill
Mar
1
5c
1.25
Exploration
Uranium
I,000
& Development_50o
Mentor
5c
•
23c
24c
396,200
1
Silver Miller Mines
7VaC
42%
4 5 V'2
•
Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Meta
7 VaC
1
11c
35c
Minerals Ltd
Quebec
Apr
11c
14c
1
8VaC
36c
Algom
3,000
Lake
Red
Jun
9Vac
26 V4
Rupununi Mines
17c
Lake.
Red
McKenzie
86c
36c
Ltd
Rio
4 Vac
•
Mclntvre
McMarmac
36c
Mar
1
Producers
Rio
17c
1
.
Sep
54c
35c
Airways
Gas
Silver
Maybrun
13c
5,691
27c
Royalties
Rexpar
4V2c
—
13,800
61'c
*
Jun
Sep
Sep
July
77c
_1
Apr
53,150
20c
1
Jun
2.51
1.13
*
75c
60c
18c
50c
Raglan Nickel
3.10
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely
Jan
Sep
5VaC
6 VaC
1
3«p
2.00
55c
4lVaC
Sep
1
Mines
Jan
15c
57c
1
1.99 July
16c
1
Marboy
44c
-V
Oct
57c
1
Dec
8,600
20 Vac
Apr
60c
Mines
4,692
24c
1.60
42c
Feb
18 Vac
Quonto Exprolations Ltd
1.66
.1
22VacMay
IOV2C Oct
15VaC
9.75
30c
1.60
1
.
31c
1
1
*
1
181/2 c
♦
Manoka
34V2C
Mines
Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
1
Uranium
Manitou
Apr
Quebec Lithium
1
Maneast
52c
Jan
*
Malartic Gold Fields
IIV2C Oct"
Sep
5c
1
Mines
18,200
Jun
4c
■
18c
1.70
19c
1.13
15VaC
9 VaC
1.64
,2.11
Aug
15 Va c
34,600
5c
Jun
'29c
Sep
370,900
4 Vac
3.25
18c
9 VaC Nov
May
1.05
2,100
15c
4c
13 VaC
10c
8,000
2 Vac May
1.20
12c
1.15
7,560
10c
Jun
4.25
Dec
67,255
14c
1
;
Gold
Mines
Purdex
27c
1
Gas
Oil
Preston
19c
9VaC
*
Uranium
Prospectors
Provo
Vic
13
Prairie
Oct
1
Mines
Gold
&
•
•
Ltd
Co
1.15 July
x 16Vac
1'
Minerals
Nov
l2Vac
__
1
Development
4.10
Nov
26c
Oil
Crow
Jan
31c
Jan
3.70
J/i>c
26c
Jan
7.95
Jun
*
Maritimes
30 Va May
Sep
14c 15 V2 c
25V4
1
Consolidated
Marcon
8c
3,525
7,587
4,000
24 Va
1
Lake
Majortrans
Maralgo
24 V2C July
26c
Feb
57c
9VaC
1
Oils
Rouyn
1
Cockshutt
Red
15VaC Nov
*
45c
Sep
1
.
Jun
Gas
6.50
31
•
Mines
Explorations
Madsen
Mill
&
27,081
2.90
1
4.30
Feb
18
10%
Oct
64c
7.75
*
Mines—
2.60 Jan
5,300
6.95
1
Goldfield
Louvicourt
Lyndhurst Mines 1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
33o
__
6,500
Pickle
1
Gas
Loraao Uranium Mines
3.35
1
24,300
Phillips
1
i
Sep
3.35
Gold
11c
Oct
•
Mines
Long Lac Gold
Little
9.00
36c
Sep
2.55
1
40c
Dec
86c
9c
1
.
Mines
Feb
6.50
11c
69c
1
Mines
Gold
8c
673
80c
Jun
8c
1
Jan
16,055
6.70
83c
11c
4c
50c
American
Latin
72c
15c
6.50
—
80c
48c
*
Mines
Langis Silver
3,600
12Vac
__
*
4,500
4.75
*
Mines
Luz
88c
12VaC
»
1
23,000
1
Mines
May
1
5c
15%
1
29c
Ltd
&
60c
1
;
91,950
May
5Va
Oil
Oil
5c
25'/4
1
Gold
Mines;
53c
10
Mines
&
Gold
Peruvian
20c
Mines
Lingman
Lake
49c
Exploration
56c
To\vnsite__.
Lake
51c
Consol
Exploration
Petrol
•
700
International
Paymaster
7.75
Labrador Mining & Exploration
.
18VaC
6.50
,
5c
Kopan
«■
Jun
Aug
May
6.50
—1
Mines
56c
____
Mines.
Minerals
Kirkland
La
7c
High
30.996
6.50
PatinoCorp
4V2C Aug
Low
12%
Porcupine
Apr
1.00
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12 Vt
20c
Powell
Gold
Kerr-Addison Gold
Lake
10c
40c
Low
12Vt
Ltd
lie
Kenville
Shares
.;
34c
Frontier
Keeley
Lake
96c
26 VaC 28
for Week
—1
Warrants
Paramaaue
Waite
Jack
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par;
Pacific
15,958
75c
1
Irish
Iso
High
73C
51c
42 Vac
Inspiration
Iron
Low
45c
45c
Copper Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
:
(Range for Week Ended December 7)
Sales
Week's
Friday
43
Feb
•No
2.73 Mar
Included
6.75
43c
1.15
CANADIAN MARKETS
d Deferred delivers sale (not
sale (not included in years
Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
18 Vac Mar
Oct
range)
Feb
wi When
par
in
value,
year's
a
Odd
range),
dividend.
t Ex-liquidating
issued,
x
lot sale (not included in year's range),
Selling ex-interest. fFlat price, r Cash
e
Ex-dividend,
/
•
y
(Un)
Ex-rights,
.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
-
,
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
(2416)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc.f and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as k guide to the 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 of any
asked quotations are
following bid and
Thp
furnished
quotation
distribution
primarily
Rents
-1
Acmet Electric
Corp—,—-—1
Acoustica Associates.
10c
Abbey
California
12%
13%
California
4V4
5
Calif
Water
——1
3%
4%
Calif
Water
-1
!
Corp
Airwork
14%
15%
*
——r
11%
10c
Mfg_.
Device
Homes
Albee
■■
Cameo
Canadian
1.7
12%
Cannon
5%
5%
Cannon
12%
Class
61
64%
6%
Liquid
6%
Capital Southwest
Caressa
50c
10%
11%
100
Allied Maintenance
Corp—3.75
Allied
Radio
Corp.:
1
Allyn & Bacon Inc.—
50c
Altamil Corp
50c
Alterman Foods Inc
2.50
8V2
9%
All
Credit class A_,
State
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allen
Organ Co___
1
Co—•
5
American Cryogenics
50c
American Electronic Labs cl A_1
American
Express
Co
5
American Financial Corp
•
American Furniture Co
1
American Greetings class A—1
American Gypsum Co
1
American Heritage Publish.._25o
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubber A: Plastics—1
American Safety Eq. "new
*
Amer St Gobain
Corp com_7.50
Co
Rubber
American Cement Corp
Filter
American
Air
American
Biltrite
Anchor
21%
Cary
251/4
27%
Cascade
6%
26 '/a
23%
25%
17%
18%
10%
11%
10%
12
14
15%
49%
46%
,18
161/2
4%
5%
.
4%
3%
7%
13%
121/s
21%
,
6%
7%
61/2
7%
16
14%
2%
3%
15%
51
55 i/s
48i/4
4
45%
25c
1
31/4
61/8
6%
31/4
4
common
10c
1
Arden
13
preferred-,.
•
.49
Inc
Co
Farms
14
Co—5
'25%
>52 %
27%
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2%
15%
1
Co Inc—1
Hart & Hegeman Elec-10
25'/2
27%
23%
25%
611/2
66
Power
Missouri
Arkansas
Dept Stores
Armstrong (A J) &
Arlans
Arrow
Art
Metal
-1
Inc———.1—,
Corp class A__
Arvida
~1
1
Products Inc
Products
Assembly
1
Associated Sales Analysts cl A..5
Associated
10
•
Corp
Springs
Associated
Associated Transport Inc
*
8 i/a
9
6%
7
lli/a
12
11%
12
3
14'%
22%
3%
15%
24%
Inc
——*
—
Atlanta Gas Light
—5
Co
Improvement Corp—25c
Atlantic
Atmos-Pak
Avery
Adhesive
Avis Inc
Trust
of
Christiana
City
Avon
Oil
Gas
&
Bearing
Fair
7%
Credit
Co
National
.
91
94%
1
15
7%
8
3
3%
11%
12%
3
Natl
Metal
Fireco
M'f£
Colorado
Oil
$1.25
&
1
Inc
Paint
Baltimore
Bangor
Barden
25%
136%
17%
2%
16%
3%
18
29%
18%
20
17 J/4
2%
15
19%
16%
39%
41%
Elevator—1
18%
20%
com_3
9%
10%
25
22%
24%
25c
4%
,_1
21%
Corp
1
Refining_2c
5%
6
9
9%
Co_10
Theatres
21%
5%
22%
23"%
of
Fitchburg Paper
—*
6%
7%
4%
5%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
31%
33%
1■
Business Systm_10c
3%
Freightwy Inc-2.50
Consolidated Rendering Co_6.25
11%
17%
18%
Consolidated Rock Products
21
22%
Consolidated
Automatic
5
Vndng_10c
1%
4%
12%
2%
Continental
Mtge
Continental
Screw
1
Continental
Trans
Lines—.—1
9%
10 %
Corp
50c
25%
26%
1
15%
17
1
4%
5%
7%
8%
Company
Ridge
Cosmo
Investors—•
Go
Prop Inc pfd
8
Distributing Co_10c
Book
Vitamin
Pliarm
&
11%
12%
13
14%
6%
7%
50c
3%
4%
1
18%
20%
Magazine & Broadcstg-l
Systems Inc
1
11%
12%
Chemical
Co
Company
Crouse-Hinds
7
5
Crown-Bremson
Cummins
6%
Industries
12%
13%
1%
Co
19%
21
1
4%
5%
Engine—
"Ex 25%
/.
stock
div."
—2%
Corp
Counselors
Isle
Bemis
Food
Foods
Beneficial
Berkshire
48%
Class
&
Foster
Grant
Matic
Corp
Black
51%
Franklin
Corp
Franklin
Realty
Frito
Frouge
Refining
Futterman
Garland Knitting
Garlock
Gas
Drive-in
General
General
Black
Digitronics
9%
Disc
Dixon
(J!
Donbar
Drackett
7%
8%
1
14%
16
1
50c
16%
17%
Duffy-Mott
,
6%
2%
21%
3
Dumas
Milner
10%
Green
Green
8%
15%
Dura
20
21%
Duriron
1
46
48%
Dymo
1
13%
14%
Dynacolor
50o
8%
(A
Light
Bryson Inc
Dunham
Bush
48%
17%
19%
3%
4%
4%
16%
28
17%
30%
7%
8%
25%
27%
40
42%
23%
25%
29%
31%
11
55%
11%
58%
2
21%
18%
20%
1
Inc
5
19%
2%
Cofp
Eastern
Bolt
Bon
Machines
Business
Beranek
&
Ami Co_
6%
7%
Eastern
•
4 1/4
5
Eckerd
8%
9
Economics
•
_
Boston
Capital
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Bowl-Mor
Bowman
Bowser
Utilities
Drugs
1
10
10%
Ecuadorian
Corp.*
26
29%
1
Company
Inc
$1.20
Corp
Products
Racing Association
___5c
Newman
loo
Co___
•
common
1
preferred
3%
4%
Edgcomb
Edgerton
6%
7%
16%
17%
5%
6%
24%
7%
Southwest
5%
25%
8
15
&
Hanna
Mining
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9%
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25
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11%
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14%
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12
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23
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10%
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A
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26%
43%
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11%
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7%
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212
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16%
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3%
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81%
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22%
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18%
199
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Jacquin
26%
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Greenfield
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24%
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9%
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.
27%
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9
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Clifton
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18%
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17%
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26%
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Charles
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10c
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6%
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First
16%
40c
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First Natl Real Estate Trust
16%
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6
27%
1
36%
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24
7%
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10c
33%
1
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4%
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31%
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10%
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Galvan
34%
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Atlantic Utilities Corp
Atlas
&
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16%
5%
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5
25%
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Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
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Lincoln
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17
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Commerce
.
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*
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4
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Aqua-Chem
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Erie Resistor
3%
Cole
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1
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Gas
Indiana
141/s
19%
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28%
8%
12%
International
14%
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22%
41/4
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Point
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Applied Research Corp.
1
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57%
13
1
21%
38%
36
1
Anheuser-Busch
Business
Equity
Bid
53%
Corp
Ennis
which
which
'
1
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Cedar
3V4
*
Endevco
59
*
—25
&
region.
7%
—1
Central
5%
24%
21%
Inc
Labs
(L E)
Chemicals
25
3%
Corp
Line
Eastern
December 7)
securities
13%
23%
19%
1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
Anelex
12%
50c
Pipe
Coburn
Corp
Anderson
—1
Corp
20%
of
Par
Co
Empire Devices Ipc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
First
21%
__1.50
Univend
14%
Inc
Carpenter
11
Co
Sterilizer
American
12%
For
Carolina
10
preferred. J
5%
American
_1
Tech Industries__l
Products Corp
50c
4%
3%
28%
20%
1
4 %
Develop
Land
9%
24 %
19
common-.
5%
Inc
Alico
8%
18%
common—
3%
Aid
6%
5%
22%
26%
Electric
Capital
Capitol
10
1
1
10c
Culver
Alberto
7%,
12%
—
Mills
':"7%
12%
Telep
Superior Ltd
B
/:
Ask
Corp—I
Gas
Service-—.
&
•
Tel—i—5
Interstate
Inc
11%
Corp
Magnethermic Corp
Ajax
Alarm
Corp
.-2
__—L-——-——10c
Inc
3%
2 6'A
Inc
16 %c
Industries
Cadre
Caldor
2%
Inc.—,
Labs
Aero vox
Aileen
13%
11%
23 %
Bid
Par
class A
C E I R Inc
Co.*
10c
10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing
Adler Electronics Inc—
Aerotest
9%
8%
■-/
;:
Ask
Bid
(Quotations for Friday,
securities
the
in
,
Par
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
request
The "National" list is composed
The
"Eastern"
list
comprises
on
Emhart Mfg
Industrials and Utilities
.
distribution.
national
wide
.
Corp
Modern
—...
Homes
1
16%
7%
38%
18%
8
41%
8%
9V2
9%
10%
5%
16%
6%
18
3
3%
6
6%
38%
41
2%
3%
21%
24%
10%
11%
24%
25%
24%
25%
3%
4'/a
5%
6%
25%
27%
Volume
6219
Number
196
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
(2417)
45
1
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
I
«
«».
Par
Bid
Ask
Bid
Par
«
•
.
Far
Club-lc
11
12
Rowe
—_1
13 %
Equipment™—1
Moog Servocontrols
—_—1
Moore Drop Forging Co
—1
Moore-Handley
Inc——
1
22
23%
12 %
13%
Pete__33% florins
Royal Industries Inq
1
69%
3%
143/8
723/4
|4%
15 %
9%
17%
Rudd-Melikian
.1
73/8
8%
Moore Products Co__
1
16
17%
Morningstar-Paisley Inc
Park
Monmouth
Jockey
Auto
Monroe
Furniture
Royal
Russ
9%
Togs
Russell
11%
12%
Rust
1
12%
91/4
13%
Saiticran
5
10%
St
Croix
23
25%
St
Louis
10%
San
Mfg
1
Corp„—
*
Co_
Cookie
Mothers'
9V4
A
1
143/4
Candies
1
24%
class
Inc
Craft
1
Shoe Inc
Morton
Inc
Stover
Morton Foods Inc—-—
Morse
Corp
Dutch
Greeting Cards——1
Uarco
United
16
26%
10 %
11 %
4%
363/8
1
393/4
42 %
Savannah Elec & Power Co——5
313/4
34
Jacinto
Petroleum
Corp—1
class
Associates
Sanders
A
8'%
Circuit_l
Del
Narragansett Capital ___—.—1
Nashua
Machines——10c
Business
Prod
9%
10%
Sawhill
—1.66%
24 %
12%
26%
Scantlin
13%
.
Aeronautical
Corp—1
Tubular
United
States
Servateria
United
States
States
Truck
15
16%
Schield
Bantam
National
15
16%
Schlitz
(Jos)
23%
Schneider
Cleaning Contractors-1
Food
Products Corp_l
National Gas & Oil Corp
5
Homes
Patent
Development-lc
Propane
National
National
Corp
Investors
Realty
Work-Clothes
Science
7%
Scot
Scott
&
12%
Scott
(O M)
10%
6%
19 V4
11%
Scott &
_50c
2
Co
Neiman-M'arcus
Lad
Scott
6%
21%
Foods
Scott
3%
lOo
4%
—1
33/4
.*
Assocs
Inc
&
Co
9%
10%
35%
Sea
New
Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
Jersey Natural Gas Co—5
York Airways Inc—
1
33%
11%
33%
12%
Sealed
Power
36%
Searle
(G
New
New
York
Trap Rock
Nicholson File Company—
New
C)
(A
Nielsen
—
10c
North
Gas
Penn
5
Gas
*
Northwest
Nuclear
Chicago
& Exploration
Onyx
Tail
Shaer Shoe Corp
Shawmut
Association
_l
83%
Shepard
Niles Crane & Hoist—5
15%
Shulton
Inc
18%
44
48
44
48
Pacific
Sigma
9%
Capital Co
Sierra
35%
(Henry
Sierra
16 Vs.
'
8%
37%
17
50c
A
73/4
35%
50c
class
Siegel
5%
/4
22 %
13 /a
*
5
&
Class B
Instruments
Simplex
I)
Inc
Co
•
Wire
6%
293/4
1
143A
Cable
Co
21
14%
Southern
Gas
11%
Southern
Gulf
Express_2
15%
Southern
New
Mercury Electronics cl A_50c
5%
Southern
Nitrogen
26%
Southern
Union
18
19%
Southwest
21%
23%
Southwestern
Pacific
Power
Pacific
Vegetable
&
Light
Oil
5
_*
Inc
Panoromic Electronics
1
\
<
16
11%'
10 A
1
-1
Papercraft Corp
Pargas
Inc
■'
17%
ISA
25/2
Parker-Hannifin
Corp
*
Parchmnt Paper Co_10
27%
10 A
f; 6V4
_1
13 %
14%
—2
7%
8%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co_*
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv Tr_—.8
34%
.10
(M F) Dental Supply
Patterson
Petroleum
Pauley
Peerless
Inc
Co——
Tube
Fibre
Chemical
Penobscot
Co
7
Shore Oil
Southeastern
& Develop—10c
1
Capital
Corp
Telephone Co
Southeastern
5% i-v
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash_i0c
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc___1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers——1
Perini Corp
1
v"
1
63/8
10
243/4
7
Water
10%
9%
-
.
27%
5c
15%
Utilities
Co
10c
ll3/4
24%
25%
Producing Co
1
7%
8%
Electric Svc Co
1
Natural
Pioneer
Co
Books
Popell (L F) Co—
Genl
Portland
—
Potash
of
Go
Premier
Premier
8%
6%
Primex
9%
Printing
Producing
Products
'
of
Research
Corp——2
Professional Golf Co
Sve
Public
Svc
Svc
of
of New
Co
Public
New
of
16%
4%
10
8%
6%
11%
6%
Standard
Fruit
&
7%
Purex
Corp Ltd
1
25
263/4
11%'
9%
'
.'.—1
7
75 %
72
10%
52 V2
56%
R E D M
Radiation
Corp
Dynamics
6%
1
25c
.
Radio Shack Corp
4%
214
1
Prod
Drilling conv class A
Reheis
Company
class
A
Industries
Rexach
Construction
Richardson
Ridge
Inc
23/4
Company
18%
10%
11%
River
Tool
Co
Brand
Inc
Robbins
&
Roberts
Myers
Robertson
Brothers
Rockwell
Rorer
Rose
Mfg
(Wm
Marie
Rotron
Inc
Co_
H)
Inc
For
Co
footnotes,
57
6%
Swank
23%
35%
19%
37%
53
56%
*
60
66%
21%
3%
44%
Talley
Tamar
104 Va
_100
&
96
97%
50
pfd
53
56
Gas—
preferred
Companies
Long Island Trust Co
59%
Bid
5
—
Trust
5
Tasty
31%
283/4
30%
55%
59%
793/4
82%
National
Bank
of
863/a
89%
National
Bank
of
National
City Bank
National
Co+12
National
10
80
83 Va
(Bridgeport)__10
50
54'/a
(Savannah)—
Co
46
49%
65%
69%
Trust
Co.
Trust
Co
111
Co
J)__10
(N
Co_12%
Tr
Bank
2%
2%
Empire Trust Co (N Y)_
9%
10%
Fairfield
16%
Federation Bk & Tr Co
14%
6%
7Va
10
45%
49
353/4
38%
10
71%
75%
County Trust Co,
8%
8
10 %
12
60%
64 Va
First Camden
27%
29%
Co
50c
18 Va
19%
First
Natl
—67c
class
16%
18
A
6%
43
51
553/4
423A
(Philadelphia)—12
72
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas )_12
Rigr* Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rczkland Natl Bank
160
Provident
&
54%
Bank
Tradesmen's
Trust
(Suffern
N
Y)
—5
Bank
of
Chicago—20
75%
79
St
5
35
First Natl
Bank
of Dallas
58 %
61%
Seattle
1st
41
43%
Second
Natl
93
98
39
423/4
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
923/4
313/a
1
•
1
lc
4%
2%
First
9
10%
9 Va
17%
__1
3%
Inc
1
Inc,
:
Inc
(H
Stores
4%
10
6%
23
25 Va
Indus—5 -15
16 V4
Glass—*
12%
13%
10%
113/4
*
Thriftway Foods Inc
Drug
6Va
2
Fiber
I)
9V8
1
1
Furniture
Co
29%
31%
1
6%
7%
B__10c
5%
6
1
Marine
63 %
Va
66%
10
10%
class
Time Inc
Timely Clothes Inc
Tip-Top Products class A
1
Inv
Co
Trust
First Westchester
of
Rochelle
New
Franklin
Bk
Natl
Girard
Trust
Harris
Tr
Hartford
5
of LI
N Y—5
Exch
Bk__10
Corn
Bk
Sav
&
Natl
Bank
(Chic)—20
&
Tr
Co_10
County National Bk—10
Hudson
Tr
Industrial
Industrial
Co
(Union City)—8
National
Providence
R
Bank
10
5
28 %
21%
10c
5
f
3
16%
76%
30%
Bank
(Conn)_10
31 %
34%
Street
&
(Boston)-10
37Va
40
49
B
T
+
83 Va
51%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
15
64
68
68
71%
Trade
Bank
&
(N Y)„10
93
99%
Trust
Co
New
x55 %
of
Va
30
33 Va
2%
10 Va
11%
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Bk (Cleve )_10
78%
82'A
39Va
60
42'A
Tr Co
Jersey
59'A
29
31%
Union
Bank
21'A
23V4
Union
Commerce
Trust
51
55%
of Maryland-10
Co.
United States Trust Co
Trust
(N
(Boston)
Y)_—20
64%
43%
40
145
24
25%
453A
48
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp_l0
56
603/b
Wachovia
Ansonia
Wire
5%
Camp
Inc
1
6%
7%
153
52%
49%
363/4
39%
50c
7
7%
Leasing
•
53
56%
Missile
22%
243/8
Nashville
22
23%
T V
Co
lc
Pwr
2.50
!
Trust Co
&
5
34'A
36%
Trust Co—10
603/4
63'/a
N
Wells Fargo Amer
1
4%
7%
8%
Week
C)
Last
&
Cable
Credit
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
Low
High
Inc
Electronics
Industries
Corp—
Nov
1.40
Oct
3.20 July
7.00
Nov
90c
6.40
—...—1
6.80
200
200
2.90
3.00
1.80
1.80
1
50c
50c
600
1.30
1.40
8
lOo
1
50c
(units)
Development Corp
Wells
of Prices
Low
25o
Chemical Co
Mining Corp
Sites
Exchange
Ending December 7
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
1
Golconda
Inc
lOo
for
Sale Price
12%
Corp
431/4
39%
Par
11 %
Specialties
Bank
Winston-Salem
STOCKS
3%
Corp
&
45%
National
33%
17%
Ainslie
Lt
61%
State
Friday
11%
Inc
68%
39
29
77
30%
Range
28%
El
Phila—_10
Security Natl Long Island NY_5
State Bank
of Albany10
National Stock
10%
Gas
of
31%
58%
333/8
23%
30%
27 Va
Products
(Wash)—10
73
64
13%
26
28%
Gfs Pipe Line_50c
Co
Bank
United States
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co
(Philadelphia)—10
Transcontinent TV class B—2.50
Transcont Investing A
1
Labs
Bk
10
29
95 Va
Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)
Natl
Co
28%
69 Va
73
of
I
Trust
Union
Hudson
Co
Union
26
,12%
Bank
Natl
Louis
10
York—5
63%
169
State
City Bank (N Y)„20
Banking
Co (Philadelphia)
5
25%
1
Corp
Toys Inc
23
5
Co
Tokheim
12%
3-
1
Packing
&
Royal Bank of Canada
Natl Bk of New
75%
60%
11%
Service
Foods
10
First Pennsylvania
8%
Chemicals
Louis
St
First Natl
16 %
Industries
of
10%
*
Inc—
Bk
12%
1
Lines
Natl
9%
11
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp
Texas Butadiene & Chem
Gas
457/b
31%
40
Natl
Bank (Jersey City)_10
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
35%
52%
First
Natl
44%
141
134
,5>
6
First
i
29'A
J)
5
9%
56'A
32%,
10
N
Royal
6%
Brands
62%
(Hackensack
573/4
8%
3%
2%
43%
h
10
i
91%
5%
"21"
56%
59%
10
403/4
5
Philadelphia National Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
88
37%
68%
65'A
,
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
53%
-
39%-
37
(Chicago,20
Boston _12Va
1
Tucson
Co
of
Corp class A
Terminal Transport Co
Tropical
Trust
Bank—
Bank (Baltimore)—lo
Tenney
34%
Natl
Bank
13%
33
Carolina
Natl
Natl
12%
Trico
Merchants
Natl
Corp
Gas
Transogram
^10
_25c
Co
42'A
Essex
J)
First
1
Treesdale
50
(Atlanta) —10
Bank
&
(N
First
6%
Transistor
50%
Trust
J)
N
12.50
5%
:
Transcontntl
(Camden
J)
5
-
Trans-Coast
Natl Bk &
53%
38%
7.50
3
6 Va
Tobin
49%
5
57 'A-
49
&
294
(NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Union Trust—
28%
54
41 Va
Northern
13 %
Bank
66%
|
263A
(Cleve)—8
Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
547/a
15 %
63
134
52 Va
51%
280
12%
Detroit
Bk_10
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
1
Inc
Lewis
New Eng
3%
—50
7%
131
Shawmut Bk of Boston 12 Va
State Bk of Newark
,6.25
North
York)
53%
Co
Westchester-5'
Newark
573A
New
48
49%
25
(N
Banking Co
New
County Trust Co-(White Plains
25c
Ltd
Thrifty
National
Natl
71%
44
Community Bank of
54%
1
Texas
149'%
,
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
;
Telecomputing
Telephones
18%
Trust
(Albany)—
Rutherford
5
Technical Measurement Corp 20c
Techno Fund Inc.
1
Texize
145
33%
(Chicago)—
1
Industries
Instrument
Teleflex
/
67%
York
Co
National
Natl
—5
Taylor Corp
Taylor Devices
Taylor
17
5
New
Trust
38%
Trust
&
f
Indus
Co
388
Guaranty
l
,
Freez
of
81'/a
29%
-.10
Y
Commercial
Bank
(NY)_12%
Southern
&
Natl Bank
1
N
56%
27%
Louis)—12.50
of
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
Continental
Inc
(St
533/4
76
5
Trust
Morgan
Connecticut
:
&
563/4
of
25 Va
.
Bank
*
10
Bank
53%
Bank
35
22 '
Natl
Natl
Cleve__16
Natl
370
2%
Brook
Monmouth
J)
1
Baking
Meadow
413/4
(N
23
Co
Tastee
378
National Bank
x38%
Co
Bank &
Inc
25%
5%
Ask
29
Traders
&
_5
Trust
Trust
-
Electronics
24%
21%
(Phila)
Connecticut
Corp
Industries
2%
45/3
St
Co
(Newark)
43/8
19%
Natl Bk
Trust
Y)
(N
Commercial
Szabo Food Service-,
33y4
1
St
Co
23%
Inc
Systron-Donner
30c
5c
Trust
Boatmen's
10
York
20
System Inc
21%
46.
Power
$2.55
103 %
Light—
100
2nd
conv
Manufacturers
50
3%
Trans-Air
*
3%
page
&
103
par
1183/4
A
S
Francisco)
22
Corp
see
4.92%
10
102
Trans—
Ask
North Amer_5
Mfg & Instrument_50c
Super Market Distributors Inc_l
Tonka
814c
Bid
112
Bk of
6Va
Towmotor
Reid
Mfg
Power
Gas
83/4
100
preferred
Western
Commercial
16%
25%
31/4
4.84%
4%
Cleveland
1
83/4
42
„
39 Va
.1
10%
1
(San
T &
20
21%
Co
15%
(H H) & Co
Rockower
„
18%
Corp
Greene
91/4
1
America N
1
1
Inc
of
Corp A_1
Finance
10%
Company
103
4'A
36
5
Co
814
25c
Roadway Express Inc
33%
"
1
PL—
preferred
Puget Sound
7%
City
23 %
lo
9%
A
30 %
I
"units"—
Inc
Eastern
Tennessee
30%
25 Va
28%
-20
13%
3
class
Rice Mills Inc
Bank
Citizens
Co
*
Riley Stoker Corp
Par
Chemical Bank N Y Trust
1
50c
24
4.64%
Bank and Trust
Chase Manhattan Bk
Co
—1
12 %
...
American Surety & Trust Co_—1
15 %
3%
23%
7
18%
Tillie
16%
Co
63/4
*
17 Va
Corp—____ 1
Strawbridge & Clothier
5
Tidewater
Racing Assn Inc—
103
Eng
(J Di
Panhandle
13 Va
I
102
25c
76%
2
Materials
5
20c
Revere
pfd
Bros.
13%
A
Hall
Strategic
Thompson
1.25
Remco
1
71
Inc
Products
&
Thomasville
Reading' & Bates Offshcre
Redwing Carriers
Industries
8%
12
102
pfd—100
1
Market
7%
35%
32
1
7%
*
Corp 4.58%
16 Va
—*
i
Motor
Therm-O-Disc
Quality Importers Inc—
1
Mills
com_2.50
SS
Preferred
Standard
Nat
1
Properties
5Va
Tenn
Inc_
6%
4%
12
Corp
5%
lc
Standard Beryllium
11
27%
Products
*
Central
29%
6%
24%
10%
Fashions
Country
24%
Inc
1
Purolator
10%
22%
Telex
Alegre Sugar Corp
Puritan
9%
1
:
31%
Company Inc——40c
Supermarkets Inc
*
Jewell
1
6%
Television Shares Mangment
Punto
Pueblo
Hunter
7%
Continental
Cnty Natl Bk (NJ)_1
25%
Publishers
9
6%
Telephone
Set Inc___
6%
Ask
1
Arts
5%
6.%
Security Stock Issues
Bid
8%
Graphic
10 Va
1
Industries
1
Camden
11%
1
"
Par
33
' 2414
,_5
Zurn
30%
1
Mexi
35%
10
(A E) Mfg Co—
Standard & Poor's Corp
HampJ_5
Carolina^
No
33 %
5 Vb
9'A
6.25
6%
2%
12%
Petroleum —
Public
Co
3%
6
—50c
Pubco
8%
7%
7%
6%
10 %
Co_10
4%
1
Co
Company
Tr
Tappan
America
1
Properties Inc— 10c
Corp
Gas
Natural
6%
IDA
5%
Bank
23%
9
Zonolite
6
103/g
Merchants
21%
Corp—____10c
Equities
12%
19%
1
1
Mercantile
1
Co
Susquehanna Corp
6%
•
Zero
11%
25c
Lines—1
35%
A
Works
8
8 .! '
4
22%
A—1
Corp
Freight
Corp class A
72%
Home
9%
15
Mfg
21
cl
Mortgage
Bankers
6%
1
10
Electric
Transit
33
5
Premier Microwave Corp
Research
68
Stanley
13%
6%
York
Recent
Broad
Stanley
88%
'3Va
Yellow
17%
Louis„20
Electric
Sprague
4%
16
25c
Yardney
46%
16
Mellon
Tampax
Co_
13Va
44%
14%
1
Co
9%
17%
58'%
cl
System
Screw
84
8V2
11%
Corp of America—10c
Industrial Corp__—1
Instruments
Potter
16%c
1
10
Freight
26%
.
Xtra
56
24%
America
Inc
15%
-
Sons
&
53%
8
365
5%
■
(H)
4%
50
*
4.
8%
13 %
*
Brothers
4
Corp—_l
Chemicals
100
Co__7 %
Electric
Laboratories
New
Standard
15
'
Wyle
of
2
Superior
1
10c
Warren
13%
18
10
Wyandotte
12%
Brothers
Corp
Swasey Co
12%
16 3/4
Bank
Inc
31%
—
&
Warner
Goldsmith
Co
22%
A__2
(Jim)
Warner
8'/a
1
11 %
8
7
20%
_•
19%
Metals
29%
Inc—.—1—50c
Wurlitzer
24%
7
18
Special
Spector
-1
'
Pocket
Walter
Power
Corp
Corp
21
__2
cl
5
Wear
Wrather
1
Inc
Products
19%
Co
Maryland
Stubnitz
Polychrome Corp
Work
3
6%
A—_1
Inc
22%
_i
Enterprises
Conversion
4%
10
46%
Superior Electric
5
Wometco
Wood
11%
A
Co
51%
13%
_1
2%
class
Corp
Lt
4
4
*
&
43
15
1
25
Wolf
Corp
Power
1
Grove
Washington
Wisconsin
7%
10 %
50c
A
Winston-Muss
93/4
3%
48%
12%,
Playskool Mfg
Plymouth Cordage Co
Plymouth Rubber Co-,
PneumoDynamics
13 Va
(Newark )_25
13%
3.75'
12
(N Y)
Corp_^.2
Co
Gas
5%
Willcox & Gobbs
Sewing Mach_i
Win-Chek Industries Inc__„10c
Commerce
Inc__50c
Co
Chem
5
Company,.
Commerce
5%
Nat'l Gas
3
Electric
of
Pickering Lumber Corp____—3%
Stevens
16
8%
of
Stein
&
27%
143/4
Works
Corp
Bank
31%
Pierce
25%
5
Machine
Bank
7"%
Piedmont
7.50
7%
50c
Company
12.50
Whitin
333/8
Register
'
7
12%
1
Gas
13%
,
America
51 %
Water
&
Standard
V
of
12
7
11%
30%
25%
-
12%
-1
„——-.—
10%
23%
31
11%
Co-3.75
Sub Water
Inc
Photon
»
6%
28%
313/8
State Loan
Philadelphia
5%
1
17
48%
48%
5
Gas
-
297/8
England Tele__25
45
lOo
Georgia Power 4.60%
Co—*
9%
10%
_i
&
29%
1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Star
*
.
12%
Investments
Walnut
8%
34%
50c
Co
(Buffalo)—
;
5
Manufacturers Hanover B & T_15
28%
—
——
Inc
Inc
Gabriel
3%
3
Weyerhaeuser
,17
213/4
32
5
18%
39%
Inc_
Corp
15 %
15 Va
193/4
17
26V2
29%
Petrolite
1
Corp
18 Va
Gas
36%
Peter Paul
Wallace
7Va
27
16%
5%
•
Walbaum
Fla
5
Staley
36%
4%
12%
5%
3%
Publishing
Waddell & Reed Inc class
6%
*
8%
1
Western
16 %
11%
Paterson
24%
Gas
22%
14
Southwestern States Tele
7%
6/a
I4 4
20c
Panacolor Inc
6
24%
Co—6%j
Corp
Co
Instrument
Packard
Co—5
Robinson
22%
Magnetics
Fieldcrest
13
10 Va
V 14 %
Gamble
_4
Co
Corp
Cousins
5
Intermountain
Power
Inc
293/s
A
Bakeries
Pacific
Western
Pharmaceutical
26
class
California
Pacific
16%
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt
12
Southern
Inc
15%
10c
10 %
Southern
Line
2
Root
1
Engineering
4%
East
Corp
Veeder
14%
14%
Far
Natural
71%
13%
3%
Paciiic
Western
67
5
13%
.
42%
*
13%
1
Brewing Co
Airmotive Corp
20%
.77%
20%
*
&
193/4
16'%
71
Co__—5
18%
5
Vitro
Co
Gas
40
Mfg
Wabash
Transmission
2
Vector
13
*
Pabst
Pacific
Light
Vanity Fair Mills Inc__
Allied
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A
7%
Western
18
'19 Va
South
'
Kentucky
16%
17%
Products __—-——50c
7%
Western
36%
Wilcox
1
Soroban
15%
Westcoast
33%
19%
2
41%
Co_50c
20%
343/4
18 %
Vitramon
15'A
Manufacturing Co_5
19 %
31%
Van Camp Sea Food Co
1
Vance Sanders & Company—50c
Vitimix
18%
_5
Co
Iron
39%
_io
Telephone
Western Mass Companies
Mining
&
37%
HIIII*
Co
1
4%
24%
Co
Power
5
Whiting
Advance
Paper
Point
Gas
Co„9
Power
11%
Sorg
West
5%
,23 %
Investment
36%
30%
21%
—;
33 %
5
10%
Business
Penn
28
1
Corp
Ohio
West
8%
17%
4
22%
1
Corp
Telephone Co
Coast
West
10
8%
-■
1
Lines
6%
9%
5%
*
A~"~l
Amer cl
Financial
5
♦
Small
Wesco
10c
Skil
7%
&
-
Wellington Mgnt Co class A_10c
West
12%
16
Welded Tube
14%
of
4%
10%
11%
1
16%
Electronics
Warshow
25Va
6%
31%
23%
1
A
Co____3.75
Power
Scientific
4%
9 %
Weissberg; (H. R.), Corp class All
Welch
18%
3%
_
18%
Corp——;
Simplicity Mfg Co class A—
24%
Oxford Chemical class A__—25c
Pac
13%
22%
31%
•
12%
(John)
39
14 %
6%
6%
Ozon
9%
20%
29%
Co—
Power
Transportation
Overnite
16
8%
1
27%
Exterminating Co
Otter
14 %
1
•
lc
*
Orkin
73/4
7
1
Co
15%
Chemical Corp
Banknote_2
4%
Sexton
-_5
Coal Corp
10 %
3%
Sel-rex Corp
14%
6%
.*
Co__
Okla Miss River Prod Line
Ben
4
lc
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Cement
Columbian
9
4
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102%
16%
14%
33 %
8%
1
10
Co
Service
Water
Recovery
Oklahoma
Inc
25%
24
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13
1
Vernitron
12
21V4
1
Inc
Nytronics
Ocean Drill
Old
Seismograph Service Corp
Selas Corp of America
1
Inc
Nutone
Security
,,
1
Corp
6"%
1
56
29 /4
77
14
Co—3
class B—1
Chemical Co
Noxema
Oil
Service
Pub
6
23 %
32%
9%
Gas
Natural
Northwestern
Ohio
Nat
6
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24 %
11 %
15 /«
Ontario
Northern
5%
1
10
Co
Seatrain
6%
Lines
113A
21 %
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&
10%
21%;
•
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Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals
Corp
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50c
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Season-all Industries Inc
6%
5%
.13 1/4
22%
52%
*
1
1
Pak
13%
1
Corp
50c
Inc
12%,.
(Del
15
Inc
Industries
Vahlsing Inc
Valley Mould
173/4
31 Va
19%
.1.
3%
A
17 %
10c
&
&
Vacuum
24%
16%
29
5
Const
S
8%
Corp-1
Buildings
Utah
V.
4%
22%
Utilities
Penninsular
Utilities
5%
1
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•
.
5
New
(John
Uris
28 %
Inc
Foresman
6"%
2%
Scripto Inc class A—
Nesbitt
5%
& Sons class A-100
Aviation
Upper
26 %
Co
Williams
United
5
Corp-,
Fetzer
United
15%
15
—
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Research
4%
8%
111/4
.
Co_,
Capital
6%
4%
1
*
Rental
Science
5%
8
1
Periodical
National
,r
4%
50c
Class B
National
Nat'l
21%
Corp A—_—50c
8%
13%
10c
Brewing—1;
(Walter
7%
14
•
~1
~*
Ask
16%
10
Sugar Corp
12%
*
Electronics
National
National
Inc
Schaevitz Engineering
Corp
National
Savin
5%
Co—______3
Fabric
Narrow
49
45 %
5
Chemical Company—1.25
Webb
Bid
Corp—__i
Transport
Wayne-George Corp
8 Va
7%
Steel
Bros
10
States
Preferred
States Leasing Corp
United States Realty Invest
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7
1
Corp
Envelop com
Watson
6%
1
Corp
Washington
37%
1
A
United
6%
5%
35
*
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Nalco
8%
Servomation
United
I
Par
27%
8
Co
of
Nuclear
United
3%
34
7%
53/4
Theatre
Investors
United
Ask
25
10c
Illuminating
United
Bid
2.50
—
Inc
United Artists
10c
Co
Capital-
Inc
Unishops
12%
1
Corp
Paper
(Quotations for Friday, December 7)
_
Ask
2.90
Nov
1.50 May
4.30 Aug
2.00
Sep
Nov
1.70 Mai
1.20 Aug
3.50 Mar
50c
10c
35c
I 35c
100
35c
Nov
25o
65c
75C
3
65c
Dec
50c
55c
65C
600
55c
Nov
1.80 Mar
5.20 Mar
65c
Nov
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2418)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Far
Mutual Funds—
1
1.25
1
Inc
Affiliated Fund Inc
Business Shares
American Growth Fund Inc—lc
American
Fund—-—1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
A^-ociated Fund Trust
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axt -Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics, Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc new—
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
American Investors
6.69
7.39
7.99
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
2.24
6.06
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
2.05
Funu—:
Fund
Advisers
Ask
Par
Aetna
Cont.
1
1
(Discount Bonds)
K-l (Income Fund)
B-4
9.34
Casualty
Aetna
Life
5.38
129%
34
al3.82
8 63
1
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
5.31
20.31
22.16
American
(Income
Stocks)—1
11.64
12.71
American
1.59
Com
1
13.12
14.32
American
General
(Low Priced Com Stks)— 1
3.98
4.35
American
Ltd-1
13.87
15.00
4.88
Keystone
5.08
5.52
Knickerbocker
—
Lazard
11.55
Lexington
Fund
Amer
Nat
Investors
Inc—1
15.82
17.29
Fund
Inc—1
11.12
12.12
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—.1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
a27.95
Life
Insurance
Life
Insurance
12.37
9.19
10.04
Stk
Co
Life
38%
25%
Life Insurance Co
11
12%
Lincoln
Liberty
75
79%
Lincoln
National
Ins—
Loyal Amer
1
2.50
Assurance
10
1
Ins
Life
Life
5
Insur
Ins Co
Inc_50c
13
57%
61%
Nat'l
59%
63%
Nat'l Old
57
61%
National
1
25
26%
Nationwide Corp
Merchants
Fire
145
13.79
12.02
13.18
Managed Funds—
2.34
2.56
3.24
3.54
Metal
shares
lc
1.81
shares
lc
2.87
2.33
4%
51%
54%
60%
5
51
54'/a
67
71%
10
86
91%
10
116
124%
5
86
89%
1
23%
25
5
45%
48
-2.50
17%
!
(Bait)
National Fire
Accident Ins
&
lc
lc
Trust
2.86
3.13,
2.75
3.01
int__33%c
13.59
14.85
7.45
8.14
Petroleum
1
1
International Growth
16.13
17.45
Special Investment shares
1
10.18
Inc———
Ltd
4
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
11.13
9.64
10.56
12.84
14.03
6.17
6.74
10.33
11.24
1
10.56
11.54
1
11.65
12.73
|9.12
9.97
Commonwealth
Income Fund—1
Int'l Gen Fd—1
9.77
10.67
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1
Inc
Colonial Growth & Energy
Fund
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Investors
Mass
..
investors
of beneficial
shares
lc
—
shares
Transport
.
Shares Trust
1
Chase Fund of Boston—__—1
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Century
shares
Fund
interest—1
22.13
Medical
Securities Fund Inc—1
9.60
Morton
(B C)
6.08
6.66
7.70
8.43
13.90
15.02
3.96
4.28
Growth
——
—
Series
Insurance
I
Employers
Employers
Federal
59
62%
5
134
138 %
5
151
159
Insur
Co
Ins
Investing Foundation—1
Assoc
1
9.01
50c
9.08
9.87
Mutual Shares Com
1
axl4.05
8.78
Mutual
Trugt Shares
1
2.64
2.69
1
8.08
1
11.72
12.67
Nation
Wide
Securities Co Inc_l
20.89
22.60
Georgia
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
18.62
20.12
National
1
13.93
15.06
6.62
7.23
X18.13
19.83
Concord
Inc
Fund
Series
B
Investment Inc
Income Fund-—1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
1
Delaware
Fund
1
Delaware
Income
De
Fund Inc
1
Stock Fund Inc_l
Growth
Diver
——
Diversified Investment Fund—1
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
Shares
Dividend
Investors
Bond
Corp
Stock
56.42
56.99
SLock
10.53
11.51
Growth
8.76
9.45
3.12
3.42
X4.78
5.17
15.44
16.78
New
Howard—
&
Fund
Balanced
5Cc
50c
—
Stock Fund
11.77'
12.78
12.65
13.67
6.00
1
5.49
.10
20c
al9.56
X8.19
8.49
25c
9.91
10.84
7.72
8.39
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
14.78
15.98
11.95
12.99
18.40
19.89
Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida
Mutual
Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
3.97
4.35
Energy Fund Inc
Ecuity Fund Inc
Federated Growth
Fund
Capital Fund
Fund Inc
Fidelity
Fidelity
series
1
series
series
stock
Preferred
9.82
10.73
2.31
2.54
Fundamental
7.04
7.74
5.87
6.46
2.44
2.68
7.88
9.14
10.02
1
Investors
7.25
6.47
7.03
7.58
5.08
5.58
Stock Fund_lc
11.90
13.03
(The)
Common
Administered shares—lc
Fully
C-aardian Mutual Fund
7.50
11.53
12.63
17.34
17.86
Inc
1
-10c
H-C7
Series
a20.17
Inc—
Funds
Hamilton
9.68
6.89
lc
shares
Industry Shares Inc—1
C-rowth
8.83
—lc
shares
Bond
General
Petroleum
4.80
9.43
lc
Int'l Resources Fund
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
Fund-lc
lc
of
Stock
Investors
Selective
Johnston
14.12
14.26
4.27
3.15s Mar
8.36
3%s
Fund
8.05
8.75
7.37
3.30s
—1
9.66
10.50
3.30s Sep
25c
al3.14
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fuild-1
al8.08
Inc
of Canada
3%s
(Edson B) Fund—
15
for
Banks
100.1
3%
100
100.2
3.15s
100
99.31
100.2
3.05s
100.1
Federal
99.31
100.2
100.2
100.4
Feb
June
100.4
100.2
100.14
100.4
4%s
Apr
100.22
4s
Oct
20, 1964
4s
1963
16, 1963
15, 1963
Oct
20, 1965
100.4
3%s
Oct
100.16
3%s
May
11.60
4s
Sep
10, 1964
100.30
101.6
4 %s
14.28
3%s
Dec
11, 1964
100.24
101
4s
July 20, 1966—
May 22, 1967
4%s
Jun
10, 1965
4%s
Mar 20, 1968
101.16
102.16
4%s
Mai'
102.8
103.8
101.12
4%s
July 15, 1969
103.24'
104.24
5%s
Feb
20, 1970
3%s
Apr
1, 1970
106.16
96.16
106.24
102.16
96.8
101
3%s
Mar 11, 1968
4%s
Apr
10, 1969
102
103
12, 1966
—
99.8
99.24
a29.01
10, 1970
11.34
12.26
100
100
101
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Fund—1
4%s Sep
4%s Aug
7.10
7.74
United
1
Growth
Century
10.80
10c
Inv
of Canada Ltd-
3.65
1
(j).43
Inc—
Funds
United
Accumulated Fund—1
Continental Fund
Income Fund
United
Science
12.98
103.24
1
5.79
6.33
3%s Feb
1
4.99
5.45
3%s May 15, 1963
3%s Aug 15,
1963
Wall Street Investing Corp—__1
Washington
3 %s
3.07
8.69
9.50
14.07
14.99
1
10.82
11.83
Whitehall Fund Inc__
1
12.66
13.69
Fund—10c
6.97
7.62
Inc
Winfield
Fund
Growth
Ind
10.75
11.62
Wisconsin
17.15
18.54
10.20
10.90
Swap
Funds—
Centennial Fund Inc
Fund
Inc
1
6.58
—
3%s Feb
1%S Apr
1%S Oct
4%s Nov
4%s
Empire
Fund
Street
Investors
25.86
Ohio
24.24
Second
17.08
Westminster
1
100.4.
5s
100.7
100.6
3%s
Aug
Aug
100.13
l%s
Oct
100.7
4%s Nov
15, 1963
Apr
100.6
99.20
100.16
3%s
100.4
100.6
'
l%s
99.3
99.5
3%s May 15, 1964
101.25
1%8
98.15
102.6
98.17
1 %s
102.8
100.27
—
100.29
Rate
4-
Due
Dated
2-62
Oct
Apr
Aug
l%s Oct
3%s
1-62
Bid
1-
2-63
2-
4-63
100
American
Tel
Tel
&
-1996
4%s
1994
Baltimore Gas & Elec 4%s_1992
Steel conv 5%s
1969
Barium
Burlington
Industries 4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4Vas__
1982
Cine Suburban Tele 4%s
2002
Duke
Radio
Power
4%s
414s
EI Paso Natural
Bruehauf
1980
Trailer
1992
Gas
4s
5%s„1977
conv
Georgia Power 4%s—Eilton Hotel 6s ww
Hotel St George 5%s_—
Household Finance 4%s
1976
—1992
1984
1971
101%
101%
104
106
102%
102%
68
122
99
101%
95
99.31
100.1
3.20s
56-
4-62
3- 4-63
100.1
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
100
100.2
3.15s
8-
1-62
5-
1-63
100.3
100%
.1975
Bid
13,
Dec
20,
1013/8
Dec
27,
1962
.
99.773
Apr
Apr
99.730
Apr
103
105%
Jan
17,
1963
99 y4
Feb
14,
1963
99.478
99.485
May 16,
Feb
21,
1963
99.422
99.430
May
23,
Bell Tel 4%s .1997
107
112
Feb
99,367
31,
99%
99%
100%
100%
74%
773/*
5s ww
U S
Industries 4%s
Westcoast
5%s
Trans
secies C
99.646
99.653
1963
99.590
99.597
1963
99.533
99.541
May 9,
99.711
—
28,
1963
99.376
May
98%
99
Mar
7,
1963
99.311
99.321
June 6,
99
102
Mar
14,
1963
99.256
99.266
1971
5%,s A_.
106
100.1
Bills
Bid
99.206
98.989
99.006
98.979
98.904
98.923
98.844
98.864
98.788
98.808
1963—
98.731
98.753
1963.
1963-
98.674
98.688
98.610
July. 15,
98.624
98.566
1963
98.581
98.252
1963—
98.270
97.477
1963—
97.502
114
119
Ask
98.961
1963
Oct
109
111
100.1
99.31
1963Apr 18, 1963—
Apr 25, 1963—
2, 1963May
.1982
.1984
100.2
99.31
63
15,
.1970
:
100
1-63
99.038
99.828
99.766
93 %
5s debentures
1-63
3
99.021
99.823
1963
15,
1043/4
91%
89-
1963-
1963
10,
Jan
89
105%
1-62
3-62
1963—
3,
Jan
104
103
100.5
4,
Jan
93 %
102%
1967
5s
100.3
11,
91%
88
-
7-
Ask
3-63
99.198
102
85
1-62
Bid
Due
6-
99.099
1965
5s
92.20
99.080
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Trans
92.16
99.160
7,
Amer
93.8
100.24
99.142
31,
Gas
9f4
93.4
100.22
1963—
28,
24,
Southwestern
95.2
Mar
Feb
Tenn
100.19
101.27
99.891
99.887
Jan
Textron
100.10
99.190
99%
100%
96.2
99.195
81%
106
96.26
103.4
1963—
102 %
109
—
97.23
99.936
99.932
1962
Ask
77%
103%
94
100.29
103.3
1963-
Mar
1013/4
100%
101.25
103.1
21,
Mar 22,
99.980
1992
ww.,
—
Ask
99.978
_
1985
101
94.30
11-
United States Treasury
1962
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s„
Republic Pictures 4s_
4%s
100.8
100.17
12-
,
Public
106
87%
101
.1992
G
Ask
100.5
99.31
102
&
f—
4-62
10-
3.10s
3.15s
102
E
96.22
95.30
1, 1966—
9-
1963
Service
103.1
103.2
Dated
Jan
98
L
1, 1967
15, 1967
1, 1967——
3.35s
129
76
1987
Bid
Electric
4%s
Mueller Brass 3%s
<~
15,1966——,
1,1966_—
15, 1966
Rate
165 Broadway Bldg 5%s ww. 1970
Pac Northwst Bell Tel 4%s .2002
Pacific
Petroleum
5s
1977
Panhandle Eastern PL 4%s .1982
(Jfcrsev Central Power 4%s._1992
I* wensfcein (M) & Sons 4%*
166i
Bonds
Mass
.
4%S
Collins
Ask
97.21
1, 1965
Ask
3.10s
al5.16
al0.09
Dec
Bid
100.27
15, 1964
100.1
3%s
al4.83
Inc..
Inc_
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
Feb
Apr
Aug
4s
101.23
:
102.31
15, 1964——
1, 1964
May 15, 1965
l%s Oct
1, 1965
3%s Nov 15, 1965
99.18
1,1964—
3.25s
a75.66
Capital
Fund
Bid
(Continued)—
15, 1964
4%s
100.2
100.14
1, 1963
a42.26
Exchange Fd_
Fund
104.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a21.71
:
Centennial
99.24
a9.10
Inc.,
Fund
Capital
100
May 15, 1964—
al9.46
Federal
98.24
103.24
Maturity—
1%S
15, 1963
15,1963
1,1963
May 15, 1963
3 %s May 15, 1963—
7.11
a81.89
Fund
15, 1963—
l%s Apr
Diversification
100.5
100.4
100.11
100.6
15, 1963-
4s
al0.48
Congress
Street Fund
Inc
Devonshire Street Fund Inc—
97.8
102
Treasury Notes
Treasury Notes—
10.71
13.75
Fund
NOV
2%s Feb
Wellington Equity Fund
Ask
Certificate of Indebtedness—
Mutual
Investors
Bid
17.05
7.08
;
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Maturity—
11.10
18.53
10.61
1, 197115, 1972-1967
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
10.12
9.70
Feb
14.19
1
6.46
97.16
103.16
104.24
Ltd-
12.20
20, 1974
10, 1977
6.82
2.81
Feb
4%s Feb
6.96
-10c
15, 1972
4%s
107.16
107.24
101.24
12, 1973
Sep
12.24
Inc
Sep
103
12, 1972
6.24
Inc
3%s
102
4%s Jun
4%s Jun
1
Fund
107.8
100.24
3.99
6.37
Inc
Fund
4%s
10.03
4%s
11.80
11.20
Fund
3%s May
103.24
108.8
10, 1971
10, 1971
10,1972
1
Canada Ltd
101
102.24
5%s Feb
Sliares-1
Fund—
Income
15.65
Recent
20, 1969
—1
Inc_
99.4
101.8
101.24
40.00
Television-Electronics
100.4
102.8
102.4
37.24
Fund
101.12
100.14
1
Corp. J*
12.94
1
__
101.10
101.24
Dec
1
1
Bonds)
2,1966
99.24
98.24
101.28
100.28
101.24
101.8
100.6
3%s Mar 10, 1966
4 %s
—1
Bonds)
-
5%S July 20, 1970
4%s Oct
1, 1970-1967
22.22
Priced
101.16
101
101.2
101.4
100.12
3.45s
(Low
100.1
20, 1964
104
24.77
(Medium
22, 1963
3%S May 11, 1964
"8.28
Inc
99.30"
100.11
100.3
21, 1966
Nov
100
100.4
100.9
103
1
(Investment
3-2
3-3
100.2
99.28
20, 1963
2%s May
1, 1963
3%s Aug 20, 1963
100.3
100.2
Bonds—
Feb
10, 1970
Grade Bonds)_l
B-i
Bank
Ask
100.2
100
99.30
1963
3,
1963—
Land
Bid
100
1,
Apr
3%s
point
a
Cooperatives—
4, 1963
100.1
100.2
15.09
11.15
34.13
Aug
Sep
Ask
7.66
Line
33.46
Bid
13.78
Line
1 Xal2.48
9%
37%
20, 1965
a9.85
1
Value
——1
78
34%
2
Feb
.
Mutual Fund
33%
Apr
20th
23%
8%
4%s
Fund
22
62%
a35.86
Texas
6%
63%
30%
1
Stock
12%
5%
60 %
74%
Dec
Farnharm
Fund
11
10%
24%
163
"59%
.
3%s
Value Line Special Situations
Deystone Custodian Funds—
*
1
Co
43%
106%
Westchester Fire
26%
Inc—1
Value
6.62
21%
157%
in
Co
4s
13.09
Balanced
9%
8
(Tex)
Insurance
100.30
10.61
&
101
3
Fire
100.2
in Amer Industry Inc__l
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
Shares
Roe
120%
41 %
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
S
100.26
9.77
Investors
85%
116
_5
Ins
100
9.03
Southwestern
24%
Co
12, 1963
Shares—1.25
American
81
5
2
10
2
America—2.50
3%s Mar 11, 1963
7.45
11.92
5
Ins
4'/as
a9.42
9.83
.I 6.11
51 %
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
1
Stock Fund Inc
Common
8.26
6.12
48
Co—f__2
July 16, 1963
3%s
Clark—
Scudder Stevens &
7.56
5.65
U S Life Ins
Apr 15, 1963
3.40s May 15, 1963
11.07
8.99
10.91
Apr
6.74
6.82
1
U
3.40s
10.13
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc—__1
Research Investing
.1
Wellington
Fd
U S
40%
15, 1963
15.73
United
Fd_
14%
87%
37
15, 1963
7.73
3.91
4.69
Fund
13%
83 %
15, 1963
15, 1963
3%s Feb
14.47
Fund
68
Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
1
10
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1
—1
Fund
Co
5
Ins
Corp
1
Putnam Growth
46%
64
5
(NY)
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
3%s Jan
10.36
Fund——
Inc
(The)
9.39
4.29
Boston
Investors Intercontinental
la el Fund
8.59
9.48
Fund—
Research
11.15
1
Investors Variable Payment
Investors
11.61
11.04
Income—1
for
44
Obligations of Government Agencies
8.31
10.59
lc
Inc
Investors Group Funds—
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Investors
7.58
•
/J
9.80
America
of
Ins
Fund-
Fund
Growth
Title
114
9%
5
10
al3.78
f»0c
International
Income Fund
Insurance
Inc___
Fund
Funds
Foundation Fund
Life
(Geo)
United
Institutional
Life
Lawyers
8%
United
Accident-
&
Fund
Provident
United
Institutional
Life
Standard
Putnam
6.53
Inst
10%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
United
Institutional Shares Ltd—
9%
Interstate
Puritan
2.53
1
1
Ins—50c
Jefferson
1
6.01
Inc—1
of
15.14
6.45
1
Co
Life
Ins
13.32
Growth Stock
2.31
Boston
Family
12.70
Inc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
of
Bankers
United
13.85
_2.50
7.28
Fund
Union
United
61 %
12.19
X5.93
70%
62%
(NY)
Insurance
120%
11.62
Inc.
lc
lc
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated
Investors
Life
Guaranty Co
58%
10
1
Pine Street Fund Inc
a4.70
Income
Mid-Cont
Ins
5
1
Co
1
a26.12
7.91
Insurance
1
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
(T Howe)
Boiler
Steam
Insp & Insurance
Inc
Pcnn
Fund
Co
Fund
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc__:
Standard
Sec Life
35%
66
59%
±.
19%
12.23
1
Co
46%
Insurance
Hartford
1
Amer
18%
9.34
Inc
32
43%
11.31
Lamar
5
7
6.25
3
Corp
al4.66
Securities
27%
(Jacksonville Fla) _2 %
Life
1
Shares
82%
24
Southwestern Life Ins Co_
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Street
78%
2
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
Title
Over-the-counter
Stein
61 %
of
Ins
Surety
Travelers
UBS Fund
>J25
Gulf
105%
68%
10c
H-DA——
Series
Kaydock Fund Inc.,-.
GreatamericaJ
5.99
65
60%
99
58%
5
52%
State.Street Investment
6.91
Equip
7.58
5.48
Illinois
5
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
6.94
Chemistry &
(Pa)
.
(NY)
Seaboard
Great
Home
Ins
6 %
30%
3.96
6%
32%
1
43%
6.20
6
30
(N C)
Marine
&
Life
65%
Sovereign Investors
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Electrical
Fire
49%
William
Smith
Trust
Investors
General
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Paul
12%
1
41 %
12.07
11
10
27%
Co
(NY)
1
Ins
5
3.62
Inc
Life
Corp
95%
119%
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
10
Electronics
Selected
City
Hanover
Nucleonics
Scudder
Quaker
Hartford Fire Insurance Co——5
R P Fund
Men's
Bus
Seaboard
5.67
Ins
&
64%
91
114
Life
Providence-Washington
8.13
Fund
Fund
American
Profess
Owners
59
5
10
15%
11.04
Ins
48%
Co
13%
5
Gov't Employees Insur (DC)—4
Gov Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
Republic
Home
St
225
62%
45%
Co
Reinsurance
210
Ins_2.50
!
&
Pioneer
8.49
England
Price
InternatT Life
10
32%
59
__5
5
Ins
Insurance
72%
5%
30 %
Y_10
Co—
Life
69%
105
N
C)
59
5%
44%
3%
of
Pyramid Life Ins Co
101
18%
42%
Co
15%
63%
14%
1
—4
Phoenix
7.44
Horizons
Pioneer
(Phoenix)
Insurance
Ins
D
Philadelphia
7.77
Series
York
Revere
1
—1
Inc
America
of
2.12
6.03
lc
--lc
lc
lc
—
stock
Common
5.94
1.94
Funds—
Series
3ond
5.43
5.55
Fund
Foursquare
Franklin Custodian
Fund
1
Fund
Industrial
Financial
Util
Corp
Investment
Electronics
Life
Life
Life
(Wash
16
12%
Co
Co
Insurance
1
Stock
New
Fund
67
2.50
General Reinsurance Corp
Indemnity
Peoples
3.33%
of N Y
Insurance
Peerless
1
Series
Oppenhehner Fund
Eaton
74%
71%
1
Series
New
One
68
4
1
Income Series
10.50
60%
1
Preferred
7.27
16.63
8.62
56%
1
6.65
9.61
_*
Corp—5
1
Series
Series
16.46
7.99
27%
(SF)
Globe
Series
Dividend
Western
Diversified
First Nat'l
Franklin
National Securities Series—
Balanced
Fund-
Corporate Leaders Trust
Crown
9.89
.
Inc
Fund
24%
Co
Glens Falls
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Composite
Fund
Fund
Firemen's
"
Investment
1
of NY
Co
4%
3%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins_
1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md______5
Invest
Mutual
1.25
(NJ)
2.50
Ins
Pacific
54%
77%
—5
Inc
80%
39%
51
5
River
Pacific
36%
Co
Reinsurance
Mutual
—
44%
Co
Insurance
Mutual
Inc
42%
Insurance
Northern
Group
16.48
Fund
NY—2
Insurance
10.36
Composite Bond & Stock
43%
Co
North
Life
Forster
9.48
Growth—1
34%
40
Ins
Northeastern
Gen
15.08
Found
32%
5
Fire
24%
42%
Casualty
Eastern Life
& Co Funds—
Series
5
York
27%
10.49
beneficial
of
Hampshire Insurance
New
40V'4
Eagle Fire Ins Co
24.19
Units
New
13%
of
Assurance
&
18%
37%
12
22%
Connecticut
Crum
class A
25
Continental
Criterion
Fire.
(Ga)-1.25
Co
Continental
1
com
35
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Fund—
Life
Union
AA
of America—1
Combined'Ins Co
I
Ins
—5
(NY)
Coastal States Life Ins
Stock
Growth
Inc
Massachusetts
Life Insur
Line
"A"„2
Co
Casualty
Citizens
2.55
7.01
16.97
Insurance
(N J)_.._2
Life
Standard
Citizens
3.14
lc
Boston
1.98
Paper
6.41
Fund
Canadian
Colonial
-It
shares—lc
Industries
General
15.53
Ltd
1954)
Canadian
Fund
Beneficial
Electric shares
General Fund—
Canada
i
1
California Fund Inc
•
12.76
al4.46
15%
150
56%
—
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
41%
1
Assurance
Life
Life
13%
31%
131 %
3%
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l ;
Monument
126
5
Casualty
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
(Galveston)—_1
Re-insurance—
Penna
of Va
Life
32%
7
4%
14
1
DC)
of
Co
—.10
(Wash
Ins
American
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
6%
3%
Mercury
10.19
Life &
30%
Amer
9.32
26(4
Companies Inc.l
American
11.64
11.32
28'%
(Newark N J)— 2%
15.37
Home
Ins
5
Assurance
Mass
10.65
Amer
Life
Maryland
14.50
Income
82%
36%
13%
Trust——-1
Growth
Knickerbocker
3.78
10.65
36%
78%
39%
6.12
American
33
12%
6.25
Ask
2
2
36
5.70
5.59
Fund
Insur
Life
Fla)
(Jacksonville
1
Fund—1
Inc-——-,-1
8.91
X3.46
8.20
Fund
Internatl
4.47
Stock)
Com
Bid
Life Insurance
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)
23%
Co_l.50
Heritage
(Growth
S-4
•
Liberty
24 %
Equitable Assur
2.50
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
S-3
9.43
1.45
9.46
Fund)
Par
87%
125
8.67
(Growth
Ask
82
—5
S-l
5.82
Bid
Surety—3.50
&
Insurance—
4.86
K-2
4.17
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, December 7)
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111) _1
10.19
S-2
3.85
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
.
1970
114
1988
90
93%
•No
1988
94
971$
New
15,
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange.
value,
tiNew
b Bid
yield
stock. 1
x
price,
d Ex-rights.
Ex-dividend.
wiWhen
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
dividend.
Ex-stock
Volume
THE
Number
196
6219
COURSE
OF
BANK
Third Federal Reserve
CLEARINGS
District—Philadephia—
Week
Ended
1962
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
10.4%
stand
Pennsylvania- -Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Bethlehem
States for
which
it
at
$33,166,082,447 against $30,047,935,317 for the
center there is
same
gain for the week ending Friday, of 15.3%.
a
Philadelphia
—
Scranton
week in
York
Our
1961.
comparative
New
15,686,484
1,258,192,774
cities)
(9
1,191,000,008'
4.6
—
—31.7
5,187,578
5,807,199
—10.1
7,584,320
5,268,878
7,582,546
3,637,888
(a)
"879
7,255,984
7,915,538
0.1
28,037,413
28,026,578
—15.9
6,950,291
28,422,637
18,657,028
22,072,872
22,040,363/
4.8
1,298,454,218
' 1,276,670,459
1,322,176,818
Jersey—Trenton
Total
4,850,571
1,217,000,000
1,399,435
(a)
6,331,138
28,406,477
Delaware—Wilmington
sum¬
2,024,065
2,422,359
13.0
+
3,588,678
7,820,682
(a)
for this week follows:
mary
—14.2
1,248,000,000
7,027,798
Wilkes-Barrc
At this
$
1,320,588
2,216,275
2,474,246r
4,420,503
2,451,803
Our preliminary totals
1959
1960
1
872,569
4,993,161
1,190,000,000
______
1
or
+ 19 4
2,433,883
(a)
Lancaster
December
Inc.
Dec. %
1,010,547
2,089,079
—
Reading
week last year.
$
1,206,834
_
Chester—.
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
is
above those of the corresponding
1961
$
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 8, clearings for all
cities of the United
be
increase compared with
an
based
us
47
(2419)
—
—
—
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Dec, 8—
•
New
•
•
'
.
■
,
.
%
-
1962
>
York
1961
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
'%
$18,987,141,004 $16,467,632,490
+15.3
Ob w—Canton
Chicago
1,352,985,895
+
9.4
1,207,000,000
1,191,000,000
+
1.3
Cleveland
Boston
.
,
^
13,581,380
344,055,916
743,697,842
79,289,300
15,374,906
14,682,447
492,247,188
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
,
1,480,138,543
886,892,764
Kansas
San
832,518,607
+
528,089,262
+
i
3.6
'
907,065,000
+
+
__
+
Baltimore
+
7.4
Pennsylvania—^Pittsburgh
Ten
cities,
five
days
$26,133,528,251
$23,211,735,245
Other
cities,
five
days
5,860,461,830
5,696,833,145
1,702,928,979
Virginia—Huntington
All
cities, five
cities,
one
Total
all
$31,993,990,081 $28,908,568,390
days
day
1,172,092,366
cities
for
$30,047,935,317
+
South
Carolina—Charleston
of next week.
We cannot furnish them,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
today, inasmuch
not available at
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
the
able to
are
we
Dec.
elaborate
1.
For
the whole
Total
this
that week
there
was
increase
an
center
of
increase of 9.2%.
an
loss of 4.8%.
the
St.
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
present further .below,
6.9%; the aggregate clearings for
We
cities)
(6
the cities according to the
group
which
they
located and from this
are
a
Richmond
Reserve
we
note that in
gain of 8.7%, and in the Boston
'the Philadelphia' Reserve District
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
the totals register
an
increase of 1.6%;.
District of
2.7%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
District by
7.4%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 8.6%.
City Reserve District the totals show
the Dallas Reserve District of
In the
following
furnish
we
a
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
12
$
1,133,406,062
cities
Inc. ox-
$.
1,102,311,626
'
New York
9
"
19,065,082,688
Philadelphia
9
"
1,258,192,774
2.8
+
17,541,367,534
3rd
1,322,176,818
1959
Macon
+
8.7
15,913,892,140
15,160, 262,725
—
4.8
1,298,454,218
2.8
411,986,002
139,245,535
404,070,710
146,983,65%.
2.7
861,364,690
850,972,237
7.4
+
,
9,702,413
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
cities)
(10
1,624,151,142
___
+
3.4
+
8.9
281,027,101
238,805,866
16,424,577
—19.1
846,012
3.1
+
294,451,336
275,500,621
17,730,638
827,984
228,563,780+
288,053,411
+ 14.8
280,191,000
1,575,484,370
8,191,606
4,711.101
5,875,948
4.4
312,238,644
16,549,301
983,157
156,306,254
432,900.000*
8,219,737
+'. 6.1
+
7,017,871
795,013
321,668,000
:
161,664,848
441.000,000
i~2
—
37,691,603
36,604,252
9.7
—
292,355,575
322,857,453
18,014,281
——
Mississippi—Vicksburg—
3.4
—
3,862,313
7,447,903
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
37,726,700
1,456,874,923
1,478,521,752,
Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoMichigan—Ann
Arbor
3,773,045
11,118,042
South
Bend
16,375,217
;
—
Cleveland
7
"
1,702,928,979
1,675,813,747
+
1.6
1,586,913.786
Richmond-
6
"
922,362,203
898,425,781
+
2.7
861,364,690
Atlanta—
14.117,164;-
1.5
96,358,000
10,149,994
+ 10,3
6.2
5,145,555
•„
3.8
179,712,857
*
5.9
10,179,824
71,665,947
+ 12.9
26,328,726
25,280,625
1,709,257
+
4.1
+
97.3
+
2.5
—
■-
;
1,563,324
16,506.189
7.2
7,556,915
1,995,601,188
1,888,022,494
+
5.7
1,851,968,118
+
7.2
Springfield
cities)
(17
67,542.291
20,615,415
2*231,497
14,118,233
6.8
+
;
.
•
1,388,094,44T
7,837,421
8,228,185
64,426,238
Rockford
- ;
1,358,986,114
8,393,932
12,412,226
1,394,774,765
8,309,371
11,187,405
16,493,438
9,653,165
Peoria
5,299,341
+ 475.9
15,371,007
L
„
192,033,254*
8,630,105
67,521,027
23,688,319
-
8,824,559
Chicago
"
+
80,941,392
3,373,770
1,429,960,991
>,11.177,543*
-
+
4(378,083
168^145,084
9,276,414
City
Illinois'—Blbomington
15,574,041
93,650.000r
15,629,924
3.4
—
9,827,040
;
Rapids
Moines
Sioux
19,685.950*
12,419,120
4,294,245
*:
——
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
22,553,162
6.5
174,464,227
Haute..:
Terre
10,480,235
Wayne.
Indianapolis
3.847,015
4.7
+
13,146,082
16,626,980
104,097,000
;
3.191,636
+
21,262,188
100,602,000
Indiana—Fort
+ 19.3
3,161,435
22,267,524
* 14,000,000
;
.
Rapids
Lansing
+16.2
—
16,031,810
8,000,601
1.888,488,129.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
464,400,000
238,737,206-
:___
433,300,000
4,577,639
203,253,132
224,702,309
4,275,749
929,667,094
865,531,190
221,952,249
438,500,000
418,500,005
194,301,301
203;076,651
209,505,811
7.1
208,790,707
3,930,788
7.4
845,522,796
834,841,535
+ 17.5
—
1.2
+
+
1,276, 670,456
1,621,
90)6,586
Total
(4
cities)
—
3,759,073
850, 972,237
10
"
Chicago
17
"
St. Louis
4
"
929,667,094
865,531,190
+
7.4
845,522,796
9th
Minneapolis
7
"
887,994,539
817,528,477
+
8.6
761,298,976
740, 755,841
10th
Kansas City—
9
"
874,639,033
774,484,002
+12.9
774,587,735
738, ,555,120
11th
Dallas
6
"
769,301,774
707,603,241
+
8.7
651,317,171
654 ,124,882
10
"
1,807,541,173
1,684,450,895
+
7.3
1,505,413,061
1,491 019,626
32,970,868,649
30,853,200,175
+
6.9
28,578,485,68,7
27,752,516,493
14,389,207,965
13,833,771,393
+
4.0
13,161,607,221
13,064,110,335
1,624,151,142
1,575,484,370
1,995,601,188
3.1
+
+'5.7
1,888,022,494
1,456, 874,923
1,478,521,752,
1,851,968,118
1,888 ,488,129
'
!
12th San Francisco
TotalOutside
cities
106
York
New
City
834, 841,535
Ninth Federal Reserve District- Minneapolis—
8,083,511
week
add
now
detailed
our
December
ended
1
statement
Minneapolis
Paul_.
St.
.___
t
North
for four
1962
>1961
.
$
First Federal Reserve District-
<
i;
8,866,576
.
i
Worcester
--
New
+
22,094,535
+
4.345,762
■
81,151,744
4.2
4,082,415
869,181,223
10,738,700
5,921,913
7,506,876
21,116,077
Total
(7
887,994,539
cities)
1,712,803
.
—25.8
3,827,893
'.
3,788,334
3,856,860
18,596,717
16,670,975
16,304,385
15,538,016
7.5
51,020,515
59,064,337
6.4
25,552,446
-
-
+
21,830;584,
+
+
3,837,723
\-y
1.2
4.8
_
1,863,803
3,783,982
.
1,699,139
4
60,444,465
26,834,645
47,755,100
5.9
41,240,000
47,614,000
4,490,671
4,237,941
+
6.0
5,348,592
:
—
1,102,311,626
+
2.8
1,049,231,244
1,038,044,433
25,647,947
—
Elmira
—
—
j.
161,916,854
72,294,961
—-1
159,244,267
+
3,144,739
3,885,352
18,581,660,684
17,019,428,782
55,850,041
55,371,557
—
4,058,944
York
Syracuse
New
Northern
New
Jersey.
817,528,477
+
8.6
761,298,976
—
4.0
1,175,804
+
6.4
1,018,666
1,024,258
—11.5
9,854,618
199,522,298
13,570,282
.
740,755,841
1,096,432
968,229
11,712,395
192,541,510
+ 22.4
10,277,575
25,185,932
+
9.3
13,374,816
+
13.9
11,461,57?
32,327,508
499,439*596
14,138,623
6,900,763
6,288,432
+
9.7
5,649,050
774,484,002
+12.9
774,587,735
-
3.6
+
+ 30.8
1,671,392
182,294,545
9,038,610*
33,174,48%
474,974,743*
15,982,274b
6,824,532*
738,555,120
14,445,777
681,369,750
47,486,294
6,425,000
4
Dallas
Fort
Worth__—;
Galveston
Wichita
48,131,282
14,076,254
+ 10.5
11,797,810
+
9.8
563,521,199
558,090,957*
—
1.3
50,315,479
51,809,802b
5.1
15,242,884-
7,037,350'
5,631,717
13,631,904
+
2.3
6,851,000
5,810,584
13,021,099
769,301,774
707,603,241
+
8.7
651,317,171
654,124,882
252,812,077
234,022.216
+
8.0
219.336,742
212.749.316
6,828,339
304,439,501
6,147,158
266,198,326
+14.4
6,450,217
228.056,70%
143,373,646
25,545,319
140,697,770
+
1.9
+
0.9
5,797,639
226,637,783
124,691,954
25,462,484
11,058,602
987,345,622
16,319,460
931,504,066
44,684,817
Falls™
6,114,000
6,281,385
13,943,236
._—
—
13,070,853
620,373,817
+
—10.3
Louisiana—Shreveport
7.867,635-
Total
(6
cities).
Twelfth Federal Reserve
District—San Francisco
-
64.5
1.7
56,911,137
156,139,841
36,708,575
159,898,863
California—Long
Pasadena
3.1
3,366,291
San
Santa
.
4.3
4,282,926
3,687,183
9.2
15,416,878,466
14,688,406,158
+
0.9
51,617,959
52,431,533
:_
Barbara-:
Stockton
25,321,118
—32.2
14,944,320
815,697,543
43.372,663
138,531,255/
22,442,152.
21,981,6^6
791.838,482
'
+
6.0
34,602,599
+
29.1
15,009,652
16,443,598
Jose__—
+
—
:—
.—;_
Francisco.
2,909,045
—.—
Beach
+ 11.1
13,849,286
+
8.4
+
4.1
13,257,869
16,214,064
11,852,816
15,788,896
1,807,541,173
1,684,450,895
+
7.3
1,505,413,061
1,491,019,626
(39.467,391
17,599,623
■
31,550,657
30,781,-812
+
2.5
28,768,045
85,905,092
+
5.5
90,441,796
94,596,775
110,870,705
111,137,380
0.2
105,485,679
98,369,613
IT,541,367,534
15,913,892,140
15,160,262,725
Total
(10
cities)
—
23,254,980
90,651,789
1
17,026,576
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas^-
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City—,
19,065,082,688
•_
Jersey—Newark-—
11.3
874,639,033
—
Texas—Austin
San
3,048,659
Rochester
+
15,233,375
•
Springs..—
.
Jamestown
New
4,155,970
9,382,604^
17,513,952
18,964,365
513,038,681
Joseph
cities)
11,663,759
4,788,625
—
Second Federal Reserve District- -New York—
Buffalo
7,437,278
10,644,285
32,953,608
City
Yakima
:
5.7
560.865,218
:
_.
Missouri—Kansas
■
York—Albany
1,052,727
1,030,275
10,366,748
Washington—Seattle
New
41.6
25,305,311
1.6
8.0
18,706,390
.
1,133,406,062
cities).
(12
-
-
(9
11.8
+
7,495,270
-
44,960,500
Island—Providence—
1
___.
Total
—
—
District- -Kansas City—
Hastings
St.
4,181,181
7,964,674
194,241,843
11,065,424
3,665,782
848,145,503
—■
25,128,694
"Hampshire—Manchester-—.
Total
$
+ 55,881,800
Haven
Rhode
-
19,602,539
—
Connecticut—Hartford
New
4,132,321
...
^
$
4,384,239
1,271,177
Springfield
1959
6.0
+
898,965,994
4,314,297
—A
;New-Bedford—
1960
+ 22.0
4,744,996
936-,346,495
_____________
193,531,850
Helena
Colorado—Colorado
9,396,020
River—:
495,894,281
Kansas^—Topeka
1
or
Dec. %
$
5,787,013
Boston;
Fall
Inc.
oston—
Maine—Bangor
8,613,425
520,136,277
11.9
Montana—Billings
Wichita
at—
7,725,796
7.8
+
235,592,034
Week Ended December
Clearings
1.2
+
213,436,622
12,179,876
Dakota—Aberdeen
Lincoln
years:
+
552,814,895
Dakota—Fargo
South
Nebraska—Fremont
showing the figures for each city for the
7,986,864
595,874,890
238,752,572
Minnesota—Duluth
Tenth Federal Reserve
We
j
260,102,951
+
169,959,809
305,185.243
;
Kentucky—Louisville
8th
.
273,712,392
9,083,524
449,600,000
...
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois'—Quincy
7th
V
21,680,000
1.3
—
898,425,781
6,100,504
24,012,000"
5,657,237
3.7
3.9
+ 17.2
9,647,300
449,600,000
8,752,986
1_;
:
Florida—Jacksonville
1,038, 044,433
1,049,231,244
5th
'
1,621,906,58$
—
163,585,669
153,386,300
;
Missouri—St. Louis__
.
4th
>
1,586,913,786
+
—
420,492,089
36,443,963
Nashville
Total
1960
Dec. %
1961
$
2nd
6th
1.6
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1962
Week Ended Dec. 1—
__________
improvement of 12.9%; in
an
8.7, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.3%.
SUMMARY
Boston
493,357,149b
District—Atlanta-
Decatur
the Kansas
1st
491,133,865
+
6,051,545
922,362,203
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Iowa—Cedar
The Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its totals by 5.7%; the
Louis Reserve
In
14,288,993^
15,923,542*.
1.4
—
28,622,000
270,027,178
Tennessee—Knoxville
Grand
in
the New York Reserve District the totals record
in
we
press.
Outside of this city there was a gain of 4.0%, the bank clearings
showing
Reserve District of 2.8%, but in
3.1%.
78,270,600
13,684,932,
country having amounted to $32,970,868,649 against $30,853,200,175 in the
Federal Reserve Districts
a
cases
in
the week ends
as
jtime of going to
statement, however, which
appear
give final and complete results of the previous week-—the week ended
week in 1961.
same
at
detailed
13.048,895
6.2
+10.4
Sixth Federal Reserve
is'sue
4.6
+
1,675,813,747
266,526,078
11,312,183
451,790,411
158,957,280
District of Columbia—Washington..
2.9
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
+
499,222,821
6,273,251
Richmond
2.9
+10.7
1,139,366,927
$33,166,082,447
week
673,371,537
—14.4
75,772,400
17,970,118
13,823,984
27,503,000
Virginia—Norfolk
+12.6
+
cities)
(7
Maryland—Baltimore
all
13,464,258
333,230,507'
645,094,965
90,800,800
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Total
13,533,728
319,616,601
4.8
—
7.7
409,760,139
.
3.5
635,214,648
"
Total
Cleveland
:
Youngstown
1.6
0.5
+
13,795,608
345,792,193
709,436,623
3.2
475,178,204
439,983,488
Francisco
Pittsburgh
:
Mansfield
,
+11.7
684,406,405
,
412,291,000
504,362,589
.
460,700,000
935,822,000
_
Columbus
6.5
547,081,458
City.
Louis
St.
_
1
—
+
8.7
Grand
Outside
total
New
(106 cities):;—_—
York City
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings
32,970,868,649
30,853,200,175
+
6.9
28,578,485,687
27,752,516,493-
14,389,207,965
13,833,771,393
+
4.0
13,161,607,221
13,064,110,335*
operations
discontinued.
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The Commercial
(2420)
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Fund Notices
the requirements
to
Pursuant
of Section 522
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
We give below
the world.
of
countries
CERTIFIED
RATES
and
Country
Unit
Monetary
Noon
30.
RESERVE
TO
1962
Buying
on
for
Rate
BANK
DECEMBER
6,
Transfers
Cable
TARIFF ACT
and
those
United
in
(Value
Monday
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 3
bonds,
for
sinking
redemption
notes,
redemption,
fund
provisions.
last date for mak¬
or
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the Chronicle.
in which the details were
Dec. 6
Dec. 5
Dec. 4
corporate
called
under
called
current volume
the
Nov. 30
of
stock
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Money)
States
list
a
common
The date indicates the
York
New
found
includihg
1930
OF
INCLUSIVE
in
be
preferred
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
1962,
will
Below
record for the week just passed.
a
FEDERAL
BY
NOVEMBER
Bank
the different
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
of
■
7
$
Belgium,
.0387000
.0387000
Allied
.G201037
.02001050
.0201000
.928541
.928906
.929218
.929375
.210137
.928281
__L
.210137
.210137
.210162
cumul. conv. preferred
stock
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
6%
cumulative
convertible
preferred
.144825
.144891
.00310566
.00310566
-
.210137
____
markka
(Metropolitan),
France
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
.204050
Mexico,
.209830
.209830
.209850
2.802850
2.803500
deb.
2.803500
bonds,
.00161025
.00161025
.00161030
.00278966
.00278966
.00279000
.00278950
Colonial
.327616
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0300560
.277754
.277712
.,277584
.277545
2 .775425
2.775009
2.775099
2.775742
2.775742
.140025
.140000
.139987
.140000
.140000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349083
.0349000
.0349000
.0266643
.0166643
.0166643
.0166643
.0166643
escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
.
Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.193033
.193000
debt
Foundation
6%%
6%
.231715
.231718
1.396513
1.396513
803180
2.802760
2.802850
2.803500
2.803500
million, Treasury certificates
$127
increased
banks
ber
decreased $40 million.
notes and U. S. Government bonds
"Other" securities increased $99 million.
Increase ( + ) or
Demand
Dec. 5,
1962
for
F.
R.
notes
1
—
315
—
2
—
(363)
191
.Certificates
Notes
.....
.
2,244
__„
10,764
repurchase
Total
U.
Total
loans
S.
Cash
items
Bank
Gov't
and
+ 108
Other
District, $193 million in New York
+216
+
10
30,285
+226
+
882
30,515
+317
+
collection
(1,058)
5,422
—209
Borrowings of weekly reporting member
Reserve
(363)
U.
reserves
34
+
Increase (
71
+
989
29,956
+264
116
1962
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
359
—193
account
218
(♦)
Total
Deferred
Other
deposits
Total
&
cash
accrued
17,104
3,820
dividends
—
+
J
78
20-
+1
888
_____
& capital accounts...
(1,421)
gold certificate reserves to
deposit and F. R. note liabilities
combined
52,429
for
71
+
to
Government
989
+
33 1%
five
After
Other
five
1
—
28
—
are
the
eliminations
made
in
the
consoli¬
dating process.
S.
+
-—
1
with
Federal
and
with
+
Reserve
+
2
+
—
23
4
—
204
90
+
127
3
33
2
75
+
+
—
99
+
+
+3,770
211
—
+
151
+
+
+
271
101
38
229
—
904
condition
banks
of
shows
the
the
statement
Federal
of
weekly
Reserve
following
member
principal
justed,
increase of $1,021 million in demand
deposits
adjusted, and a decrease of $680 million in U. S. Gov¬
an
ernment
tricts
for
parable
million.
or
a
and
net
week
a
Loans
of
year
to
$118
ago,
brokers
tions
bank
Loans
to
decreased
$6 million,
1961.
$67
financial
compared with
sales
and
million
institutions
million;
these
and
10
during the
loans
dealers
increased
for
dis¬
$85
and
loans
to
4%%
respectively, during the similar
Real estate
loans decreased
loans
increased
$23 million,
week
in
"'Other"
Governments,
+
—
63
+
210
512
official
—
20
+
8
554
time
and
—
30
—
+
6
—
34
49,023
+
288
etc.
political
+
41
8,590
subdivisions
+
114
+4,688
+2,400
+
105
+
3,192
194
Foreign:
"7
Governments,
official
.
2,309
+
21
126
etc.
+
6
banks
+
208
+33
Borrowings:
*.*
Federal
From
others__:
Other
471
+1+34
'
.
institutions,
Reserve
Banks
55
50
—
2,233
—
5,632
liabilities——
reporting
mem¬
Gas
ACCOUNTS—
t Exclusive
tion
of
of
loans
valuation
to
domestic
reserves;
+
13,577
commercial
individual
loan
commercial
§ Includes
certified
390
59
+
543
63
—
37
+
+
724
time
*
officers'
deposits of U. S.
separately.
Nov.
21
figures revised.
checks
Gas
Dec
.
1970
15
1812
'
_Jan
1
2279
1984
1,
2080
LDec
13
—Jan
1
*
_Jan
1
2281
Jan
1
2281
J982__Jan
1
*
Union—
due
Jan.
Jan.
1,
1973—
1,
1982
—
Co.—
4%%
bonds
414%
Transmission
series
debs,
due
due
1979
Jan.
1,
Co.—
&
Light
v'';
Co.—
mtge. series J bonds due March 1,
Instrument
53/4%
ISSUES
v::
*'
.
CALLED
.
Date
due
debs,
Dec.
1973
1.
Page
Dec
28
*
Dec
___
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
cumul. preferred series A stock
Phillips-Van
Preston
Heusen
Mines
Rlegis
4V2%
29
*
5V2%
Consolidated
pfd.
stock
.Feb
1
Feb
J 1
2280
A stock__Jan
1
2281
Dec
10
2126
___Dec
1st
24
*
11
2326
stock
pfd.
ser.
1494
Co.—
series
due
1982
Ltd.—
preferred
non-cumul.
cumul.
preference
cumul.
Industries
cumul.
5%
cumul.
Gas
bonds
Wood
Yukon
Corp.
4%
Natural
mtge.
(John)
Ltd.
Paper Co. 4.40%
Wisconsin
3%
2325
31
States
5!/4%
St.
1
'V-''
1989_+_.JDec
Corp.—
subord.
conv.
Middle
stock
Gold
Corp.—
preferred
-
'
stock
Dec
-
OF
TENDER
Company and Issue—
General
Baking
Philadelphia
Co.
Sheraton
Date
$8
preferred
Transportation
Consol. mtge.
Corp.
3%-6%
of
stock
Page
.
__Dec
14
2277
1, 2039__Dec
15
2081
_Dec
22
Co.—
bonds
A due
ser.
Jan.
America—
income debs.
•Announced
7V2%
due
Jan.
in
this
1,'
1989__
2281
issue.
'
DIVIDENDS
Continued from page 13
•'
" v
Name
Life
'-.-.I,
*
(Jacksonville,
'
Extra
5.16%
$5
11-11
12-10
11-23
12-10
11-23
$1.25
preferred
Utilities,
(increased
com.
preferred
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
quar.)
28c
,
11-23.
2-21
5-24
11-19
12-15
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.).
,
11-19
11-19
12-15
*11-19
$1.27
:
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
12-15
$1.10
$1.11
(quar.)
preferred
1-
$1.16
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
$1.29
„
3-11
$1.25
(quar.)
12-10
$1.25
;_L
—
(quar.)
preferred
$4.44
of Rec.
37y2C
(quar.)
_•__
(quar.)
preferred
States
2-
50c
preferred
Power,
Holders
1
—
preferred
(quart)___
preferred, (quar1.);
$4.20
12y2c
...
$5
Gulf
Whe*i
Payable
Fla.)—
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., common
4.64%
■
of Company
Insurance
Quarterly
Gulf
■
Per
Share
■
Gulf
Hahn
Brass, Ltd., common
(quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.).
:
5%
(W.
F.)
Halliburton
Hamilton
5%
banks
items
not
Government
and
are
after
shown
deduc¬
gross.
..
stjiown separately.
and
Printing
Company
Cosco,
Hamilton
Inc.
Cotton
preferred
Hamilton
12-15
,11-19
12-15
11-19
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
115c
J22y2C
35c
60c
—
(quar.)
15c
A
B
Hamilton
t$1.25
(quar.)___
on
A
.!____
:
8c
—_—
postal savings not
12-17
1
12-17
12-
7
12-18
12-
3
2
12-
7
2-15
2-
5
1-
B
Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)___
t———
(quar.)
—i___
Hanna
(M.
Hansen
Manufacturing
A.)
Company
Hanson-Van
—_—
(quar.)—,
—:
Winkle-Munning
Harbison-Walker
preferred
Harcourt Brace
-
12-15
.11-30
12-15
11-26
4%
12-15
11-26
\
11-30
1-
2
$1.06y4
25c
(quar.)_
_:
—
12-15
$1.12 y2
__.
preferred
(quar.)_—
Hammond Organ Co.
(quar.)——
Extra
11-30
$1
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
11-30
12-14
15c-
(quar.)__
dividend
11-30
12-14
3c
shares—1
common
12-14
8c
:
.
and
Watch
Stock
Extra
1
1-
Ltd.
Cc.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Extra
4%
1-
12-21
Management Corp.—
Class
Class
6%
1
1,
Jan.
4!4%
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
banks, less cash items in process of collection.
and
1876
"
series
,
41
+
t Includes all demand
domestic
•
Co.—
(Ohio)
Power
Hammermill
CAPITAL
5'/8%
Company and Issue'—'
Belock
Hall
34,459
interbank
Commercial
+7,835
:
deposits
bonds,
due
debs,
due
line
Co.
15
:
1977
61
998
institutions,
deposits—totalH___
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits:
—
shown
Weekly
+
12,030
banks
savings
II Includes
$4 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills by
+
—
non-
decreased
pipe
Oil
1st
4y2%
"other"
Natural
mtge.
$5.08
From
institu¬
—.680
savings
ancj
line
due
series,
Co.—
debs,
$4.40 preferred
.
Commercial
Time
purchasing
personal financing
—
3,634
848
352
32
899
623
267
44
220
Foreign:
com¬
$13 million, as
increase of $50 million and a
decrease
an
Mutual
Domestic
carrying U. S. Government securities decreased
$39
million.
of
loss
—
4,938
__—
—
65,916
—
interbank:
Commercial
States
industrial loans decreased in
political
Government..
Other
demand deposits.
Commercial
and
S.
Domestic
System in leading cities
changes for the week
Nov. 28: A decrease of $176 million
in loans ad¬
ended
States
U.
reporting
1979
*
15
Dec
ey4%
series due June
Service
adjustment
4%%
Wisconsin
$5
The
31
1976
debs,
$5
+1,021
63,007
91,839
corporations
subdivisions
.Dec
Jan
-
mtge. pipe line bonds 5%% series due 1979 and
1st mtge. pipe line bonds 5V4%
series due 1977—
,-Jan
+9,703
+
LIABILITIES—
deposits adjustedtDemand
deposits—total§
Individuals, partnerships &
2277
1st
158
252
162,359
Demand
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Gas
Water
Manufacturing
year
Tennessee
—1,089
—3,563
+2,758
+
1,840
assets/liabilities
2078
1
1
1,715
801
•
—
assets—net
Total
+
3.204
banks
15
Jan
+
36
+2,060
+1,584
+
198
—2,808
1,802
>
domestic
+
12,366
Banks
.Dec
1970
'•*
adjustment
debt
Standard
419
15,487
coin
2177
305
13
3,975
14,763
6,256
years
Currency
Other
67
1,507
years
securities
Balances
parentheses
+
—
3,854
2,276
year
Reserves
87
20
15
—
31,124
—
.
indebtedness..
bonds maturing:
of
U.
&
one
—
15,407
18,168
commercial banks
securities—total
certificates
to
+
15
1,
Lloyd—
Illinois
1°
3,378
etc.—
•_
notes
141
_•
623
bills
2 6%
correspond-
ents
in
domestic
Within
15,
bonds,
pipe
mortgage
debt
Cap.
—
Treasury
Treasury
+
+
3
13
—
1,334
———
U.
acceptances
on
foreign
1st
Southern
in
39
1
—
2277
,__Dec
1979—■
Line Co.—
NOTICE
banks
Loans
S.
finance,
15,
254
+
on
—
1
•;/
.
line
pur¬
——
loans
71
5
28
+
1973__'_^__Jan
1981—
Scovill
instiutions:
loans
One
;
liability
purchased
foreign
estate
30
—
for
+7,191
2277
1,
;
Co.—
due Dec.
mtge. bonds 5%
1st
+**.351
2,721
+
+16
+
1.480
financial
Treasury
liabs.
Contingent
to
Loans
Nov. 29,
1961
1
debs,
pipe
German
4V2%
1st
Jan
debs., due Dec. 15, 1971
due Jan. 15,
1975—
conv.
debs.,
Rhine-Ruhr
118
___—I
+
__
us
--
dealers
and
personal
finance,
Other
of
Figures
Sales
893
Real
accounts
—
34,669
or
nonbank
to
Other
~+
54
78,861
__
securities
Other
Loans
3
~+
50,958
—
loans—;___
carrying:
U. S.
Government securities——'—
661
Other
securities——2,081
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U. S. Government securities..
1—
82
319
+
+ ) or
191
13
176
loans-.-
chasing
690
—
37
—
——
industrial
and
brokers
to
Loans
46
+
—247
465
______
Ratio
adjustedt
Agricultural
21
ACCOUNTS—
capital
Total
(*)
(1,421)
Capital paid in__
Surplus
Other
items
liabilities
CAPITAL
53
126,979
125,472
investments.——..
and investments adjustedt—
and
loans
Commercial
695
—
9
+
(1,058)
■
availability
liabs.
+
316
_
Other
and
25
2176
1973
Ltd.—
subord.
conv.
due
1st
31
1,
Jan.
due Jan.
Dec.
due
Rubber
mortgage
North
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS
Total
1,267
+
Nov. 21,
1962*
Nov. 28,
170
+
16,211
_
banks
Decrease*—(Since
Loans
notes
million. Loans to
decreased $204 million.
5
—
52,429
banks from
others decreased $390
from
domestic commercial
Deposits:
bank
*
2076
McNeill & Libby—
1st
decreased $50 million and bor¬
Reserve Banks
rowings
Loans
Member
1
15
——Dec
.—1
ENTIRE
809
+
____
367
(1,421)
2175
debs,
$114 million.
1,035
105
assets
million in the
$133
District,
and $80 million in the San Francisco District. Savings
deposits increased $41 million and "other" time deposits
of individuals, partnerships, and corporations increased
872
+
District,
Cleveland
the
City, $162
Philadelphia District, $83 million in the Dallas
251
LIABILITIES—
Federal
in
million
9,181
+
+10
assets
Total
'—
10
securities
of
.
30,275
_
agreement
securities
process
1,691
+11,493
—
+105
premises
in
Chicago
Federal
bought outright
under
3
—
13,185
,.
__
Total
18
156
+
3
+
4,082
_
1,002
.
Bbnds
Held
+88
39+3
securities:
outright—
J
Bills
106
+
—
advances
Government
S.
Bought
1,108
15,705
Acceptances—bought outright
U.
1
—
million in the
of $375
and
1961
—
1,240
reserves
i__
and
1962
increases
included
districts
Dec. 6,
14,465
Cash
Discounts
Nov. 28,
&
Co.
Northern
in all but two
increased
adjusted
deposits
debs,
B
secured
conv.
4V2%
Decrease (—) Since
certificate
14
debt adjust,
and 4J/2% ciebt
1978
l,
bonds
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe
r
million, and the combined total of Treasury
increased $3
(In millions of dollars)
fund
__^.Dec
4%%
Mining
Oil
Home
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
gold
—
(Beweg)—
Inc.)
due Oct.
1, 1982
Corp.—
debt adjustment bonds due Jan.
V/2%
5%
Total
1763
of Canada Ltd.—
Co.
Tire
Harpen
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Redemption
17
—
G.
Jan.
due
adjustment
subord.
.231728
1.396189
Libby,
account
Dec
Corp.—
series
General
.231733
6%
certificiate
Co.,
adjustment bonds due
Supply Schwaben, Inc.—
5V4%
1.396144
2
ASSETS—
Light
&
debt
Energy
.192941
.192912
.193000
Power
5%%
Gold
stock
A.
Incorporated—
preferred stock
cumul.
47/s%
.231679
South
2705
stock
Illinois—
of
Co.
Licht
series A,
Stores
Electric
1. 396353
franc
of
5%
.327950
.327950
.327550
.0800560
pound
15
(A.
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krone
Dec
adjustment deb. bonds, series B, due Jan. 1, 1873_~!—Jan
M.) Byers Co.. 7% subord. debs, due Nov. 1, 1979__Dec
.00161015
.327550
dollar
Power
Page
Corp.—
preference
Kraft-und
(Berlin
.209850
2.802760
guilder
Zealand,
Republic
.249968
.277737
malayan
Portugal,
.249937
.00161015
peso
Norway,
.204050
.249981
Investment
cumul.
5V2%
Berliner
.00279000
Netherlands,
New
.204050
.249987
.209340
yen
Malaysia,
.204050
2 803180
i
_
American
.00310566
<
.249737
pound
lira
Italy,
.00310566
.204050
franc
new
mark
Ireland,
Japan,
"
.144825
Artists
5y2%
.144868
-
.144791
.09310566
Denmark, krone
Finland,
Date
Pictures
.0386708
.0201000
.0200937
franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Company and Issue—
2.233864
2.233864
2.233346
.0386687
0386625
schilling
Austria,
REDEMPTION
.00656412
00650350
.00665958
2.233274
2 233609
PARTIAL
$
.00670746
.00674343
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
ijj
1-
2
12-10
12-10
"11-26
12y2c
12-10
11-26
25c
12-12
12-10
11-27
15c
__:
———
12-14
11-30
)5c
1^14
h 1-30
10c
12-31
12-14
$1.50
1-21
1-
3-
2-20
Refractories
(quar.)—
&
World,
-
Inc.
—
(quar.)
12'/2c
8
4
-
Volume
196
Number
6219
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Company
Harnischfeger Corp,,
(quar.)
common
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Harris Calorific Co.
(quar.)_
Extra
________
Harris-Teeter
Harris
Trust
&
Quarterly
Hartford
Insurance
Steam
Co.
ance
2
1
Boiler
(increased
Inspection
&
Special
Hawaiian
(quar.)
Co.
5.50%
Stock
II
II
C.)
Heileman
Extra
Heinz
I
1
Helm's
11-23
12-12
2%
!
Extra
43 %c
12'Ac
_
12-15
12-
._IIIH
'
12-10
20c
12-28
(quar.)_
common
Common
1
12-28
12-14
International
1-
4%
6 %
preferred
Increased
2
12-12
12-12
7%
preferred
Hercules
$2
Powder,
&
Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
Class
30c
12-21
11-23
50c
12-21
11-23
$.04166
12-10
$.04166
1-10
•_
2-11
2-
3-11
34-
1
4-11
17'/2c
12-14
(quar.)
20c
12-14
50c
12-20
12-10
50c
12-20
Heublein,
Inc.
..
12-18
12-
.(quar.)
Hewitt-Robins,
Preferred
I
(initial)
10c
(quar.)
common
A
12-15
Spencer Bartlett & Co
(quar.)____
Corporation
(jquar.)
____:
class A (quar.)
Hinde & Dauch, Ltd. (quar.)
$1
Hill
4
(P.
N.)
(quar.)_.
'—__
Hollinger
______
V
J 15c
12-28
10c
-
1-
40c
:
___
1-
5c
Insurance
(S.
.
4''
2
12-15
6%
4.80%.
1
Iowa
"40c
*
Home Oil Co.. Ltd., class A (s-a)___
Homestake Mining Co.
(quar.)
12-14
J12'Ac
1-
1
40c
12-14
^series
6%
Hooker
B
preferred"
11-23
10c
12-14
12-1
25 c
12-14
T2-
12-14
12-
Chemical
Stock
11-
5
Co.,
Class
B:
Extra
4'A%
class
class
on
&
and
A
--r
class
(B
12?12
11-16
12-28
12-20
2-28
2-
4
1-
2
12-14
31'Ac
12-31
12-21
25c
12-31
12-
7
10c
12-31
12-
7
12-
7
56'Ac
1?
10c
2
12-28
12-14
Company
2—
(quar.)
.
(Tom)
Mortgage
approve
5%
-
.
(quar.)
&
Door
preferred
4'A%
$2.75
4
17 '/2c
2'/2c
12-10
11-26
12-10
11-26
12-17
11-16
12-14
11-30
40c
4%
1-16
12-
5
12-31
12-
5
1-
2
12-14
12-15
10-31
25c
Ideal
Circuit
12-14
12-
12-14
12-
7
;
T_
—
-___
1?-?»
12-13
12 c
12-24
12-14
$1.12 /
69c
/
12-24
Co.
Bell
Illinois
Central
Illinois
Tool
12-14
12-24
plus
RR.
Imperial Tobacco
Fund
(year-end)
common
4.12%
12-15
15c
1—10
12-31
2c
1-10
12-31
7'/2c
1-10
12-31
50c
1-
12-14
*.
60c
1-
45c
2-
1-11
1-
12-14
A_
common
(quar.)
2
:_
;
(Canada), Ltd: (quar.)____
Boston
'
(quarterly
12-17
11-
12-12
t30c
12-27
1212-
Public
7%
Service,
(reduced
3-15
10c
1-
preferred
15c
tl5c
Jeannette
Glass
Co,
(Andrew)
Co.,
1-
2
11-16
1-
11-30
21
11-30
12-10>
12-28
common
12-27
Va.
4%
12-15,
11-30
55c
.
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)__:
(increased-quar.)
$1.75
6c
Jessop
Steel
Jewel
1-
1
12-
Tea
pfd.
Co.
(quan)t
common, (quar.).
4c
12-17
11-23
5c
12-14
11-29
dividend)—.
(stock
2%
12-14
11-29
20c
'
dividend
(quar.)
I
Michigan Electric—
preferred (quar.)
1
12-10
11-21
Sessions,
preferred
A
$1.03'/s
1-
2
12-
7
$1.C3
(quar.)
1-
2
12-
7
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Corp.,
$1.25
_.
(quar.)__
$1.06'A
25c
l(--2
___!
(extra)™
(quar.
70c
Title
Insurance
11?30
1-15
1.-15
12-15
12-31
10c
12?20v
12-11'
12-20.
12-11
20e
i_.
i_
12-15
25c
45c
15c
(quar.)__
com.
V
12,-20**
(Richmond,.
Corp.
)>(quar.)
;_
20c
12-31
12- 1
Way Motor Freight
Corp.
(quar.)_____
Fink
&
12r 6b
12-20,
12-
12<-17
12.-10*,
12b 3r*
6
—
Jones
&
Lamson
Jones
&
Laughlin
Co.
50c
Machine
Steel,
Co.___
5c
(quar.)__;
:
Mfg. & Supply Co, (quar.)
Julian
&
Kokenge—^—
Jurgensens Grocery Co. (s-a)
12-21
12-
12-26;
12-12
2-
3
1-15
12-29
12-
Lewers &
Sutherland
11-27
12-
8
12-1GP
11-30
12-10
11-
lr
1.
12-
9
Extra
K
W
Battery
Kananau
7
11-29
12-17
12-
12-10
11-13
10c
12-10
11-13
3
monthly^
Comrion
12-14
12-
4
12-
4
(reduced
7c
Power & Light—
(increased quar.)
1-
2
12-10
7c
Corp.
2-
1
1-10
63c
3.80%
,
preferred
4%
:
11-28
—_
com.
"
Preferred
Kansas
4%
City Southern Ry,
Kansas Gas
Common
4'/2%
&
Stock
—__
1-
3
11-30
1-
2
11-30
12-31
11-30
1-
2
11-30
Extra
Natural
—
com.
(quar.)
—
common
(quar.)
___
(quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)—.
Chemical
(stock dividend)—___—
Kay Windsor Inc.,* class A
1__
——
Kayser-Roth Corp. (extra)
,—
Keansburg-Middletown National Bank (N. J.)
Kawecki
1
12-10
3'/2 %
1
12-10
Kellwood
12-
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
12-
7
$1.07
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
26c
12-19
12-
1
16c
12-19
12-
1
1st
(quar.)
:——
*
12-
$1.10'
50c
12-10
3-10
12-10
3-10
11-16
2-15
11-16"
2-15
2'A%
12-17
12- 3
t40c
1-15
ll'Ac
10c
30c
5c
3- 1
1-15
12-11
12-15
11?21
$1
12-28-
Lodding
Loew's
Lone
Life
Star
(quar.)
Corp.
Theatres
(quar.)_
Insurance
Cement
Corp.
Long Mile Rubber Corp..
———
Drug
(P.)
Co,
Los
Louisville
(stock
1-
2
12-
7
Lowell
:
Co.
RR.
12-15
12-30
12-15
12?21.
12-
7
12-18
12-18
12-20
12-
3
12-
3
12-10
12-15
11-30
12-10
12-10
12-14
Extra
12-17
12-
3
11-30
Lykes
11-30
Lyon Metal Products
"
Ltd.
——
,
Co.
(quar.)
—
—
:
Extra
Lytton Financial Corp.
(extra)
—
:
11-
1
11-
1
12-15
12-15
1-15
12-10
1-10
11-30
12-14
60c
35c
!
(quar.)
12-12
12-12
12-14
12-10
11-30
J20c
60c
(quar.)____
^__1
:
Steamship
dividend
11-30
75c
(quar.)
Co. .(quar.) _:
12-15
Bros.
11-30
11-30
12-14
35c
36c
-
Corp.
12-15-
12-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer
Stock
12-31
32-10
20c
—
—
(Walter M.)
Co,
(quar.)—
1
12-14
12-10
1- 1
1- 1.
1- 1
1-1
1- 2
$5
Corp.
12-
2
7
50c
(quar.)
.__
Title
Gas
Extra
11-23
85c
Nashville
&
Lowney
Ludlow
11-23
12-15
100%
div.)
(quar.)___
Exploration
Extra
Lubrizol
12-
$10
&
Year-end
II-30
12-17
12-10,
$1.75
Angeles Investment Co.
12-10
7
12-26
2%
Extra
Louisiana- Land
12-31
7
12-
12,'Ac
60c
7%
Los
12-
10c
(quar.)
common
2
$1.28Va
30c
;_•■
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Athletic Club
1-
12-31
$1.25
Inc.,—
Stores,
2-15
11-19,
12-28
$1.06'A.
$1.08%
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-14-
25c
25p$1.21
—
preferred series H (quar.)
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
12-26
1-
7
$85c
(quar.)___,
'(Canada)
5Vb%
15c
11-30
Corp.
Long Island Lighting, 5% ser. B pfd. (quar.)
4 Va %
preferred series D (quar.)
4.35% preferred series,E.and F (quar.)___
$1.25
3%
1-
1
j
—
Louisville
12-15
.
(quar. )
Lone
Star
Gas, common
(quar.)
4.84%. preferred
(quar,)_:
7
2
(quar.)
preferred
(Marcus)
7
12-14
B
Extra
12-15
87'/2c
18c
50c
dividend)
Corp.—
Engineering
12-
12-15
(stock
Aircraft
12-
12-17
$1.10
-
(quar.)
Non-callable
Lockheed
1
40c
12- 7
(quar.)___
preference
Finance
Preferred
2
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
12-
12.-31;
Groceterias, Ltd.—
$1.60
2
10c
30c
:
(quar.)
—
12-15
12-31,
12?10
45c
(quar.)
Industries
1-
1
12-10
25c
(quar.)*.--
1-
1-
8
(quar.12.'Ac
1- 2.
55o
(quar.)_.
1-
12-31
Stock
Stock
Special; Stock
38'/2c
$6
Kearney & Trecker Carp.
Kellogg Company, common
Year-end
7
2
10c
11-
12-13
11-16
11-16
$1.75
(quar.)—_____
class A
Corp.1;
SoeoiaL Stock
$1.25
Light;
12-10
12-10
1- 9
4%
Corp.
Cup
Original
Original
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
&
12-
1-
$1.08
Gas,
____!
preferred
12-29
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
50c
23c
12-20.
12-20
1-21
39c
dividend
Lorillavd
1
7
8>
Little Miami RR.—
Longs
quar.)
4.32%. preferred
preferred
2-14
$1
(quar.)
$5
2-14
1
50c
—
preferred
4'/2%
1
3-
Electric Co.—
(increased
preferred
4.28%
•
__
common—
(quar.)
3-
$1.083A
25c
(initial)
—_—L
(initial)
preferred
2-14
$1.05
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ind,
13-
11-30
$L
Lily-Tulip.
Lipe Rollway
London
12-20
Fund__
Liggett
Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd.; (quan)--.
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (increased quar.).——
Special
:
Loblaw
12-14
35c
Monthly
Kansas City
12-14^
11-30
5%,
dividends
(stock
Insurance* Stock
Litton
4c
1?24
25c
5%
(quar.)—
Forms
'
12-1
75c
(quar.)_______
12'Ac
;
Lexington, Water,
*
12-15
12'/2c
Paper, (quar.)
^___
common_„__
dividends
preference
Business
Local
KVP
10c
44-12
Cooke, Ltd,
Stock
75c
:_—:
::
3
12-11
$1.25
Joslyn
12-14*
—
(quar.)
11-21
II- 2
12-20
62'/2c
Inc.
dividend
11-15*
12-28
25c
15c
(quar.)__
common
preferred
5%
"
Engineering:
Stock
11-26
11-26,
.
Life
55c
—
(Wise.)
12*14*
1-10
(quar.)
Johnson
12-10
12-10
(quar.)
&
12-10:
12-10
12-10
Service
25c
30o
(N. J.)
Co,
1- 2
Johns-Manville Corp.
Johnson
124>* 7
I- 2:
I-18
Johnson
12- 7
12-1.7
15o
Lester
5%
12-20
15c
(quar.)
(auar.)
;
Salt
Levines,
11-30;
25c
J_
Products/(quar.)_____—___
Refineries
Leslie
Lewis
10c
12J/2c
12-10
12-10.
12-29
1-
7
1-15
5,'/2% preferred (quar.$1:37'A
53A %* preferred
(auarOt—
$1.4334.
Libbey-0wens-Ford' Glass (increased quar.)_.
65c
Life & Casualty Insurance
(Tenn.)
(quar.J
15c
11-30
1-
12-27
12-11
1-10
1
933Ac
.___
*
Ltd.
12.-14
12- 3
20c
'""593-ic
—
(quar.)i,.
12-14
1-15
(quar.)
;• Semi-annual
Indianapolis Water—
12- 1
12-17.
1- 2
12-3L
12-12
2-1
4%
40c
——
&
12-15*
$38c
2
$1
common .(quar.)
Co,
preferred
Kansas
|
32'/2c
25c.
(quar.)
(incr. quar.))
1-
12-14
33A%
1
11-21
11-26
1- 1.
Jockey. Club. Ltd,: common (quar.)
t3c
6% preferred (quar.)
tl5c
5'/2%
preferred (quar,)——_______—$133Ac
11-30
12-17
1-10
11-26
12-31
1-31
20c
_____
& Light-^
(q'uar.)____
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
22c
12- 3
1-31
12.-31;
22c
Extra,
Lee
12-14
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Central'Power
Jersey
11-29
12-15
12-20
2%
Extra-
Lawyers
11-20
t$l,75
7%-
Co.
12-10,
$1.25
(quar.)__
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Jamestown-Telephone (N. Y.), com.
5%
preferred (quar.)__
Jergens
2
Ltd.—
quar.)
Jamaica" WateU Supply
3
J15c
1-15
12-14
10c
6'/2%
Leonia Bank & Trust Co.
3
12-27
1
12^-28
IV2S/o
Airlines,
Steel
5
11-28
9
2-
12-15
10c
Latrobe
12-
6
10c
Investors—
preferred
$1.75
——
Machine
Leesona
12-10
from
1
;
Corp.
12-
12-31
f20c
3
12-24
25c
:
2
12- 7
1
1- 2
12'Ac
United Bakeries,
$1.80 preferred
(quar.)__
Larsen Company (initial)
Lehn
2%
1
1-
" "
,
$1.50,
Langendorf
Leonard
of
3-
"r 50c
(increased)
(quar.)
of
General
Landis
5
;
approval
$1.12'/2
1-15
12-14
$1
—
(quar.)
convertible
3
(quar.)__.
to
30)-/
4.20%
48c
(quar,.)
income)
&
2-
(subject
Jan.
1-18
11-16
$1.12'/a
:
(quar.)______
pfd.
(Alfred), Inc.,,class a
4.75%
12-
dividend,
stockholders
1-14
12-10
30c
12- 3
12? 3
11-20
50c
(quar.)__
dividend
Central
1-
1 Stock
•
2-14
15c
12-14"
11-30
12-24
1- 2
12-13
(quar.)
12-14
*.>,
class
2-14
20c
_I__
Quarterly payment from income—,
Independent Telephone
(initial)-
4'/s%
1-15
1
57'/2c
distribution)
Stock
12-15
1
1
Properties; Inc., class A (monthly)—
Incorporated
Income
Fund
(capital
gains
Indiana
1-15
3-
1-28
Income
Indiana
Lake
3
12-27
3-
2-
25c
12-14,
12-31
12-14
10c
(stock, dividend)
Telephone
(quar.)
Crosse
Stock,
12-14
1-14
$1.25
12t31
68^40
^ Apparel
Lamson
12-
18c
t60c
(quar.)
$1
12-21
1
1
(quar.)!
Works
62'/2c
Lambton.Loan & Investment Co.
95c
2
2-
,
—
Incorporated
12-12
(quar.)
1-
$1
(quar.)
Extra
investment
2
a
preferred (quar.)
4'/2 %
preferred (quar.)
25c
_I
.
Telephone" (quar.)_:
Imperial Oil, Ltd.
Income
1-
La
12-14
12-14
(quar.)__„
(quar,)—
preferred
Illinois
"
12-10
1-
7
$1 25
(quar.)__!
Breaker,
Cement
12-10
1
Co.
prior preferred (quar.)_l
preferred series A (quar.)—.
Company
4.60%
1
1-
27'/2c
(quar.)
4.35%
I-T-E
1-
12-14
(quar.)
common
preferred
5%
12-
split
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, common
4% -preferred
(quar.)_Hyster
11-16
12-14
30c
5-for-l
I
Sash
12-10
$2.50
a
Ltd.
Extra
Huttig
12-31
62'/2c
(quar.)
Sugar,
Huyck, Corp.,
54'/2c
683Ac
Peanut
Stockholders
Hutchinson
1-15
t75c
.
______
12-31
12-31
45c
;
Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hugoton Production (quar.)
Hupp Corp., common (stock dividend)
Huston
12-31
1-15
1-15
20c
(quar.)
(annual).
"Extra
1-15
$1
11-30
Formerly Kysor Heater Co.
L'Aiglon
1-
11-16
$1.10
Hudson Bay
Erie.
7
$1.20
40c
12-12
40c
12-10
12-14
Corp. (quar.)___
Industrial Corp.—
82'/2c
15c
35c
Lighting & Power
&
3
7%
12-
12-28'
Kromex
Kysor
1
12-15
13c
(reduced)—.:—
4'/2%
11-30
25c
Company—" " /
preferred
preferred
$1.083A
Jamaica
$i.37y2
(quar.)•_____
Industries
preferred
12-
;
3
933Ac
Houston
5%
12-20
-
(quar.)
preferred'
Huron
6%
12- 3
11.-30"1
8'Ac
(quar.)____
Co,
11-26
2
12-14.
(quar.)
common
Co.
Mfg.
1-
12-15
1
25c
1
3
10%
(quar.)____________—____
Howard
-
12-
;
York,
12-
$i.i2y2
Finance Corp,—
Common
(increased quar.)___
Hubinger
12-
12-15
f75c
12-
12-27
Household
4.40%
(S. S.)
Lambert
11-16
:__
Baking Co.- (N. J.) (quar.)
of America, 5% preferred (quar.)
Industries, common (quar.) _______
'Extra,"
---r-i.-—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)__!
jA*..
House/of Vision (initial)
preferred
preferred
Kroger
7
7
12-31.
(quar.)____
income
12-27
dividend)—-
(stock
Harda.rt
preferred
12-10
12-
1
12-12
:
(quar.)
Corp.
Houdaille
4%
4%
Kresge
(quar.)__^
.
Common;
Hotel Corp
3%%
11-15
12-21
3c
15c
"
Horn
12-28
$1.12'/2
$1.25
2%
$1.06 'A
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Land
12-11
12-
Jacquin (Charles) et Cie Inc
Jaeger Machine; ——;___
L
A
preferred
Horizon
12-11
12-27
Compan3',
12?14
11?15
Y.)—
(N.
Extra
__LJ
preferred (quar.)
preferred "(quar.)_
I
$5
12-27
Corp.
dividend-
$4.25
Hoover.
Koppers
11-16
Power,
5
•12-14
12-10
preferred*- (quar.)__'
5
12'Ac
(quar:
1
f$2
4.80%
f
Homestead- Valve-Mfg.- (extra)
___.____-.l_j.
Rapid Transit, Ltd., common
12-10
12- 7
"
'
Honolulu
12-31
6
1
1-25
12*-15
12-18
4c
25c
1-
35c
Koehring Company
5%
preferred "(quar.)__
5'/2 %
preferred
(quar.)
Kollmorgen Corp.
(quar.)'___'
preferred
(puar.)
lyving Trust Co, (New, York)
4.35%
3
25c
11-23
1-
12?
ll'Ac
Village________
Co.
6
11- 9
12.-28
12'/2c
10c
.__
(quar.)—
Creamery
12- 6
12-
12-10
45c
Inc.
11-30
1-15-
5%
(quar.)
Rubber (quar.)___________
B.)
11-23
12-31
preferred (quar.)
& Light, common
preferred
Company
(I.
12-20
50c
(quar.)
Corp,
Knapp & TubbsKnickerbocker Biologicals,
.Quarterly
Insurance
New
&
Kingston
12-15
40c
Press (quar.)______^
Products Corp.
(s-a)_.
12-17
12-28
preferred
lie
*
.
dividend)—
12-28
12-14,
Power
3.30%
12-10
12-
Light
(stock
Knudsen
(quar.)
Bt___t,—i._.—_j.
Electric
Co.
Knickerbocker
20c
preferred■;(quar.)
Iowa
&
1-15
11-30;-
in¬
gains)
(quar.)
11-23
(quar.)
of
(Walter)
1-31
12-15
2%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
Kidde
,
50c
dividend
Kirsch
America—
Funding
Stuck
12-14
_;
5'/2%
income)
Kittanning Telephone
dividend)4%
security profitsFoundation, Ltd, com.
preferred
Class
5
12-10
12-
6%
Investors
11-30
12-14
12-
F.) —
■
Quarterly
:
12-28
10c
(quar.Ji
Marine
&
'
•
investment
realized
12-13
75c
investment
12** 7
30c
2%.
(quar.)
,12-14
realized
net
Investment
Irtd.—r
_
Fire
11-30
of
net
11-30
1-1
from
12-12
special year-end distribution of 11c from
11-30
12-10
Co.
from
7c
11-30
12-10
-
11-30
12^14
from
Cement',
12-12
$1
(quar.)_-
12-14'*
cents
Kroehler
Co, common
preferredf-v (quar.)
11-30
10c
2%
cents
f$3
com.
12-14
B
B';\
7
Portland
2
$1.25
Power
Investment
1-
Co.
(stock
10c
class
(4
and
Keystone
11-30
class
K-2
come
1-15
Co
7
12-14
Funds—
12-28
'
12-
and
investment
2%
qnar.)
2
and
(from
12-27
11-20
1
1-
11-26:
10c
__;
A
$1
Accident
preferred
25c
12-17
;
Tenn.)
(increased-quar.)
25c
(quar.)
&
Custodian
12-30
50c
(Indiana),
Interstate Securities,
7
12-21
T
Homasote Co.
12-
11-30
J45c
.*.
_____
:5'/a%
12-11
12-28
10c
Mines,
4.36%
3
12-31
10c
Gold
Interstate
3
5c
;
Hollingshead (R. M.) Corp
Holly Oil Co._____!
Holophane Co. (quar.)J
Home
12-21
1212-
lie
:
Consolidated
Quarterly
.i
Co.
&
-
Life
(Chattanooga,
11-30
11-21
26'Ac
(quar.)__
i
Co.
12-14*
12-13'
B-l
Kimberly-Clarke
12-20
:
Textbook
preferred
4'/2%
12-14
11-20
(quar.)^
Finance
Interstate
4
12-14
12-15
Hills Supermarkets,
Extra
2
25c
Hibbard
Hirsch
1-
183Ac
(quar.)_
Silver
12-10
7 y2 c
(quar.)
i-;
Chemical
&
1-15
2%
Salt
12-15*
Series
7
9
12-20
Ltd
Power,
I
International
11-26
1211-
Ceramics—
Resistance
43c
Series
Kleinert
dividend
Interstate
12-21
12-10
Canada, Ltd.—
Ltd
(initial
Keystone
$i
common
8
37'Ac
$20c
(quar.)
class
on
$1
:
(initial quar.)
International
11-26
11-30
dividends
stock
Kingsport
*
&
International
"
;
12-14
t50c
Co,
8
1-
_4_
Mines
1-10
60c
Corp
of
4-
1-15,
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)
Keystone Alloys (stock; dividend)—-—_____
12-10
75c
40c
Pipe
A
11-30
1
2*
T20c
preferred
Stock
1
$.04166
Corp.
Creamery
Common
lr. 1,
12-15
50c
dividend,
International
1
$.04166
40c
!
Extra
1
$.04166
1
;
12-r
$15c
—
8*
4-15
(quar.)
common
Industries
Oil
3*
3'-
1-
25c
(quar.)
Gold
12-
12-
1-15
$1.25
.__
(s-a)
Company
12-15*
12-15;
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil, class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)_.
Extra payments on class A
12-10
fl3q
(quar.)_
preferred, (quar.)
5%
12-31
12-10.
Chemical—
&
Packers,
International
_
(monthly)
Oil
:
12-10
1
;_
Paper
International
12-31
1
*
(quar.),
11-30J
(quar.)
common
Kewanee
7
1-
1
Stock
1-15
A
2-
B-(s-a)
11.-28"
12-15
10c
Kerr-Addison
12-14
1-
31'Ac
class
Co.
1-
2
25c
,
(quar.)^
Co.
1-18
:1-
31'Ac
Quarterly
11-30
1
(year-end)
common
class
Chocolate
Extra
Hess
12-15
fi5c
quarterly
International
11-30
12-21!
It- 1-
12-19
11-30
12-14
35c
12«* 5»
7'/2c
,
(quar.)
Ltd,
Nickel
International
3
$4
(monthly )__•
(monthly)
Extra
Hershey
7'Ac
(quar.)
35c
(monthly)
(monthly)
A
Hershey
12-
Appley—
A
Class
(Fla.)
12-20
(quar.)
convertible
Herman
t$1.50
_
12-14
12c
quar.)
Mining
Extra
2
:
(accumulative)
Portion Pak, Inc.
Hercules Galion Products—
3
12-14
10c
Common
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
preferred
12-12
'
Henderson's
12-
-25c
Business
International
1-
1
(quar.)
7
20c
433/4C
2
1
$1.25
Extra
Kerite
1-
1-
12-19*
6c
.___
Common
Kentucky Utilities,
11c
—
11-23
12-15
$1.12%
(quar.)^;
(quar.)__
Kentucky Stone Co.,
3
from
Minerals
7
I
III
.
3
from
International
7
12-
2
cents
cents
3
International
12-
1-
12-
Machines- (quar.)
Harvester Co, common (quar.)_
12-
40c
(8
and
State of
Steamship
15c
(quar.)_
12-20
$1.50
Ironc.
1
1-
11-30
90c
B
12-15
91'Ac
.
12-10
(quar.)
preference-
20c
(quar.)!
Fund
(increased
International
11-26
12-
11-30
5%
-
profits)
the
Breweries
A
Interlake
1
12-28
of
preferred
50c
4
20c
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Hendershot Paper Products—
12-
12-
12-10'
A
30c
Kendall Refining Co.
(quar.)
Kennecott-Copper Corp.
Kent Dry Cleaners (quar.).„
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
5%
(quar.):
A
Interior
3
25c
preferred
Co.,
!
12-15
12-17
25c
25c
Interlake
(quar._)
class A
12-14
12-
12-14
35c
Copper^;
income
preferred
5%
12-14
12-28
12-17
Income
Lumber
Common
«5%
Inc.—
~
W.)
12-28
10c.
20c
11-26
J80c
Inter-City Gas, Ltd.
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
12-14
.
1-15
series
Industries
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
common
$4.50! preferred
Ltd.:
Insurance Securities
11-23
12-28
12-15
1-30
Semi-annual
11-23
133Ac
■'•1-2
f20c
-
,_.
security
Insurance Co.
11-23
12-12
tl2'/2c
:
- ■
Extra
.11-23
12-12
3
Kerr-McGee
Insular
11-15
12-1212-12
12-
Company,
Kendall
_,
Shares,
investment
7
12'Ac
accumulated
__i
(George
12-
12c
1
Industries
Express,
Helme
12-14
12-10
12-17
Kendall
49
When
Per
Name of Company
3
:
Consolidated
realized
7
12-
participating pfd
class A (increased)
dividend
11-16
12-
of Rec
Ltd.—
Corp.
Institutional
4
12-14
23c
IIII'I
3.65%
Co.,
Homes
Institutional
12-12
12-10
14'Ac
__
(quar.)
__
Curtis
11-23
IIIIII
7
j..
Corp.
(H. J.)
Helene
12-
12-14
5c
(G.)? Brewing
Hein-Werner
12-14
Holders
12-17
Ltd.__
non-cumulative
Stock
5
$2
(quar.)
Co.
12-
1%
;_
Participating class A 7.%
(D.
12-17
12-31
(quar.)__
Hearst^ Consolidated Publications,
Heath
3
123Ac
_
Corp.
12-
10c
(quar.)
dividend
Year-end
1-
45c
Products, (quar.)
Hazeltine
Inland
Inspiration
(quar.)
preferred
Hawley
Inland Container,
12-31
60c
30c
ZZZZ
:
Telephone Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
12-18
33c
4.80%
5.10%
2
1-15
25c
Hawaiian
5%
1-
33c
;
(quar.)
1
3
12-31
Insur¬
;
Electric
12-
12-
1-15
50c
(extra)_
Agricultural
12-10
6%
When
Payable
10c
"10c
Machine & Tqol Co.
4%
preferred (quar.)
:
Ingram & Bell, Ltd. (quar.)
Inland Cement, Ltd.—
12-14
2
Canada,
Extra
10c
quar.)
Share
.
of
Ingerspll
30c
(VaT~(q~uar.)II
Harvey Aluminum, class A (quar.)
Hastings Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Haveg Industries," Inc. (increased)
Haverty Furniture (stock dividend)
Hawaiian
1-
12-
;
Fire
Hartford
1-15
Company
Minerals
30c
__
Co.
Per
Name of
Industrial
12-18
12-10
(quar.)
Bank
(Chicago)—
Savings
1
15c
~~~
Supermarkets
Harrisonburg Telephone
1-
$1.50
_
"(quar") I™™™™
Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec
25c
-
_
Harris-Intertype
When
Share
(2421)
10c
12-20
20c
25c
12-10
12-10
11-30
11-23
11-23
11-30
12-10
11-23
11-12
50c
12-31
12-17
75c
12-27
11-30
7'A%
12-27
11-30
50
Per
M.
Payable
15c
Laboratories, Inc
Dietetic
R.
&
When
Share
Name of Company
Payment now on
Monthly
5%
1-31
8c
2-28
2-11
t$1.25
12-15
11-30
preference (quar.)
& Paper—
1st
class
and
A
Extra
on
+25c
12-31
Minnesota
Madison
12-15
11-14
55c
&
15c
27'/2C
(increased)
Electric
&
Power
1-
2
11-23
11-27
12-15
1
cents
Lake
12-
7
4.40%
12-
4
Mississippi
12-21
12-
4
Missouri-Kansas
12-20
12-10
15c
.
Fingers (initial)
Magnavox Company
(quar.)
Magic
(Joseph)
Magnin
Maher
Ltd.,
Mailman,
Convertible
+
(quar.)
shares
preferred
5%
cents
Mangel
Mansiieid
&
Life
Insurance
National
Bank
J.)
of
Martin
2
12-21
of
1-
preferred
3
12-24
12-
12-10
11-16
4y2%
(quar.)
_I
11-23
12-14
Masonite
Corp.
Massachusetts
1-15
12-20
(John)
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
1-
2
12-18
2-
7%
iQuarterly
from
Massey-Ferguson,
5 >/2 %
I-18
4
12-21
Matheson
12-27
12-
Matson
Max
Navigation
lactor
12-
3
12-
7
income)
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
12-
12-22
W.)
Mayfair
6%
Inc.
Markets,
11-16
12-21
11-30
70c
12-15
12-
5
2%
12-31
12-
7
17'/2c
(stock dividend).
12-31
12-
7
20c
5c
(quar.)
McCloud
River
McCord
Corp.,
$2.50
McCormick
McCrory
&
Co.
Corp.,
3>/2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-10
$1.50
12-28
Stock
Aircraft
Edison
Corp.
(quar.)
25c
ZZ
Co.
(quar.)
(N.Y.)
&
Machine
&
Engineering
& Co.
(auar.)
Telephone Co.
preferred (s-a)____
Meadville
12-20
W.)
&
Co..
Extra ■-_i
■
Medusa
Mellon
Portland
National
Cement
Bk.
Stores
Mercantile
Trust
Merchants
Merck
&
Co.,
preferred
Meredith
Publishing
Mesta
Machine
Metal
&
7%
Co.
Thermit
preferred
Co.
Metropolitan
3.85%
Eaison
preferred
Inc.
preferred
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
4.45%
preferred
Extruders,
Michaels
(J.),
Gas
Michigan
Stock
4.40%
&
Electric,
Gas Utilities, common
preferred
(quar.)
12-
7
National
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
Stock
Mid-West
Midwest
Stock
1-
95c
1-
1212-
7
97 y2c
1-
12-
7
$1.08%
1-
12-
7
1-
12-
7
5%
5
Telephone,
ZZZZZZZZ
.Z..ZZZZZ
(quar.)
common
preferred
12-31
12-15
7%
preferred
4%
12-31
12-15
12-15
1-
1
20c
qZfarT
(quar.)
'
for each
Miehlp-Goss-Dcxter.
Laboratories,:
Factors
12-12
12-12
14c
1-
3
1-16
National
National
5%
80
(s-a)"""
Leal
(quar.);.
shares
of
Gulf
non-cumulative
1
National
Presto
1
National
Rubber
11-16
National
Screw
11-16
National
12-14
National
&
Mfg.
Securities
Securities
&
Co.
Inc.
(quar.).—
common
Corp. -(quar.)
i___Z
Z
12-14
12-
4
12-24
12-
7
15c
1-10
12-20
investmt.
(from
1
12-14
1-
2
11-14
1-
2
11-14
12-21
12-10
2-
1-
1
Union
Co.
Fire
Cement
$2
Trust
±
(quar.)____Z___Z~_~Z~
;
Z_.ZZ.ZZZ Z
Insurance
\
1-14
12-21
(quar.)_
1-14
12-21
ZZ
Co.
1
12-14
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
12-17
11-30
$1
12-17
11-30
2
&
A
t50c
t68%c
t4'/2c
11-30
12-15.
12-10
2
3- r' *:
12-13
12-14
2-15
11-23
•
'
12-20
12-14
12-14
11-24
1-15
12-28
2
12-20
12-15
11-30
12-31
12-14
1-
12-31
12-14
65c
12-20
11-30
27c
12-28
12-14
30c
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
25c
12-10
11-
9
5c
12-10
11-
9
dividend)-—
5%
12-28
11-30
(quar.):
20c
12-27
12-12
12-27
12-12
class
45c
12-27
12-12
(quar.)—
shares.
B
Insurance
(Milw.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
on
(quar.)___
(stock
common
common
&
Supplies
&
Crankshaft
Extra
Ohio
B____—
(s-a)
(quar.)
—L,
11-30
-11-30
2
12-17
12-11
11-23
$60c
17y2c
25c
2
11-23
12-20
11-30
12-15
12-
50c
—;
—:
12-10
12-14
1-
20c
15c
—___
Fund—:
12-15
12-
1
Tl
12-
3
12-14
——
Edison
12-
7
12-
7
^
11-29
11-30
Co.,
preferred-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Forge
&
Machine
•
v
:—
;—;_—
1-
Old Ben Coal
Line
(year-end>__j—=—
Life:-
Insurance
Co. _of
Extra
———
12-14
11-30
12-14
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
9c
30c.
——
- •
—
America L-
(Milwaukee): (quar.)_i.__-—____.—
Brewing
(quar.) <———
Oneida/ Ltd., common^————
—1
•"* 6% t
preferred -* (quar.)/x.__——________—,
Onondaga Pottery (quair-)w.:*__^
12-14
12-15
11-15
Light
.
Olympia
12-14
2
^10c-
.
Power-&
—-—:J
2
1-
5c*
.
River
1-
25c
■
—
Mississippi
1
25c
(quar.)
—
Quatterly
Old
—
______
Sanck-i
River
Extra'
.
42V2c
$1.11
$1.10
97V2C
(quar.
common
Extra
11-30
12-15
25c
12-25
75c
25c
20c
(quar.)„
.
Capital
12-17
12-14
12-14
12-31
Ltd.—
common
class
National
Ohio
12-18
4
5C-
1
1-
40c
(quar.)_
common
20c
class
Chemical,
3.90%
15c/
12-14
$.328125
Inc.,
Pharmacal
4.40%
40c
1
1
1-
(quar.)
Ohio
11-30
1-
2-
11-29
1-
(Watertown)—
(Chicago)
Airlines,
Cement
12-14
1-
'•
2-15
12-20
1-
B
12-14
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.]__ZZZZ_ZZ
12-21
i_
2
12-15
55c
Co.
11-23
1-14
15c
4.44%
1-
11-23
12-31
Oceanarium;
Inc." .(quar.)__—
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com. (increased)—
8
1-
$2
12-20
$1.12
$1.05
37V2c
40c
$1.37!/2
$1.45
$1.40
$1.43%
^
Co.,
Power
Company
Oklahoma
■
12-31
$1.06V/4
i
Telephone,
Corp.
on
12-28
7c
(Fla.)
1-15
1-
11-15
12-14
35c
Co.
11-19
___.
15c
income)
12-11
12-10
15c
Company
(quar.)——
!—_—
10c.
Manufacturing CO.'"(resumed)—1.0C
Ocean
investment
Quarterly
Nazareth
Oak
12-14
62'/2c
Corp,, (quar.)
Special
National
O-M
12-3-
1
1*
12-14
1
42J/2c
(quar.)
Year-end
11-23
.
12-20
1-
12-21
12-14
;11-23
12-10 *
3c
Transit
12-14
1st
Class
Ohio
Steel
15c
ZZ
1-16
15c
i
Standard Co:. (quar.)
Standard Life Insurance
37'/2c
(quar.)____
11-15
18c
income)
National
12-21
—
Noxzema
11-15
1
30c
(quar.)_
National
12-15
1-10
11-30
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
York
Industrial
Novo
1'
12-15
12-10
12-21
4
30c
Extra
Ohio
(s-a),
National
11-16
'.
12-15
50c
(quar.)
11-16-
12-31
12-
U5c
(quar.)
National
50 c
New
Norwich
11-16
„
1-
1-31
E"xtra
7
12-21
12-10
$1
12-14
12-10
(quar)
12-14
137 y2c
Research
Stocks
held)_i__"
Investment, "Inc.
4
30c
12-28
12-14
Quarterly
Series;—
(from
2
1-
17'/2c
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Norton
12-14
2-
11-30
11-30
5c
5V4 %
12-10
4
15c
11-30
12-20
12-20
25c
4c
(quar.)___^
Northwestern
11-30
»
56 V4 c
(quar;)
12-20
1
12-31
:__
preferred
preferred
Extra
'
preferred
National Income
1-
Y.)
common
(quar.)
Quebec
I
$1.06 y4
:
12-10
12V2c
——:
(N.
preferred
Common
1-
$1.75
Machinery
National* Growth
.12-10
Co.
Gas,
preferred
Ohio
7
12-
12-14
$1.50
Industries
11-26.
40c
Natural
Northern
Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
12-
Oil
1-25
2-21
,
(quar.)_
11-26
17y2c
.ZZZZZZZZZ
share
Insurance
5.60%
12-10
2
55c
(quar.)_
A
12-
12-14
5y2%
1
3-
2%,
common
12-31
2
Northern
5
5.75%
2%
Co.,
12-31
1-
1-
10c
25c
$3.50
12-
2%
dividend
6%
15c
)~~
preferred
(quar.)
{One
Securities;
Stock
11-30
1
4.22%
12-14
2
12-14
Chemical—
(quar.)'—
11-30
12-21
44c
12-28
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Preferred • (quar.)_.___
;
National Gypsum Co.,
common
12-10
33c
12-15
Oil
&
12-
15c
.__
10c
_
Gas
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Machine (quar.)_
(quar.)
3
11-30
—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___
($50 par)
9
12-14
(increased-quar.)
preferred
41/4%
11-30.
Grocers,
12-31
$1.25
(quar
(increased
7%
Co.
Corp.
Special
National
1-15
2-
4.40%
12-15
Products
12-10
$1.10
5
11-30
Welding
National
"
12-10
12-15
My2%"
Co.,
Abrasive
Oil
12-21
Common
12-10
12-31
30c
preferred
9
1112-
30c
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Engineering—
preferred
4Vs>%
7
1-
12-
12-21
Contractors
4v4%
12t14
12-21
Northwest
&
12-10
11-
——
12-14
Distillers
11-16
Service-
11-19
Z
12-14
20c
7y2c
(s-a;
Public
1-15
Company
(stock
dividend)
Dairy Products (increased quar.)
50c
dividend
Water
dividend
Corp.
Midwest
Telephone
11-30
50c
20c
States
Middlesex
Miles
National
5c
Extra
Mill
7
Indiana
Rv.
12-10
ZZ
4
11-30
11-30
12-14
10c
Food
dividend)__ZZZ
Z__
Mickelbexry's Food Products
12-
Central
25c
^
4
12-
12-14
30c
30c
dividend
4
12-
10c
(quar.)____
Y.)
(N.
Northrop
Lines
12-
2
1-
12-10
——__—_■
—
Insurance
11-16
____.
National
12-21
Gas
20c
National
common
(quar.)
7
River
12-17
11-19
12-
Penn
North
6%
12-15
2
North
Trust
Extra
2
1-2
25c
preferred (quar.)
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
12-10
1-
11-23
5y2%
(quar.).;
1-
12-28
(quar.)
Northern
12-
Stock
(Ridgewood)
Jersey Trust
Extra
1
Northern
12-21
1'
11-30
30c
15c
15c
25c
f30c
$1.25
—
12-14
(Detroit)
12-
12-14
'
1
Telephone
12-10
Co.
12-14
3
(quar.)
(Charlotte)—
11-15
Casualty
Extra
12-
Bank
1-15
National
City
3
12-31
20c
Oil—
North
12-14
1-
Lines
12-15
11-30
Cleaning
12-
(reduced)
12-27
12-12
National
3
12-31
37V2c
34%c
20c
(quar.)
National
12-
income)
20c
Co.
11-14
1-10
37'/2C
Castings
12-10
3
12-31
_:
Carolina
European
Northern
;_
National
2
12-
(quar.)__;
Extra
(quar.)
National
7
12-31
—
Quarterly
11-20
12-15
Van
National
North
Y.)—
N.
11-30
$1.11 y4
dividend
Mid-Continent
(Norwich,
3
97Vic
$1.02Vi
$1.21V4
$1.3iy4
Quarterly
Can
4
...
11-30
Carolina
11-30
12-12
12-10
investment
Refractories
American
North
Northern
Co
Book
12-
-
12-12
5%
11-30
1-
American
North
12-14
12-14
meeting
12-12
96V'4c-
3
12-31
approval
annual
By-Products
12-14
-
North
Y.) —
the
3
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
5.80%
17)
Trust
Electric
(quar.)_„
preferred
to
the
p.t
Jan.
Biscuit
Blank
National
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Michigan
Middle
National
4
Z__~Z
12-
12-15
40c
12-
;_;_i Z~~Z
3
Northern
__
12-14
(quarJIIZZ
I
(quar.)
Inc. (stock
Inc.
Common
87y2c
pfd.
12-
C.)—
(N.
3
12-
preferred
(quar.)
5Vfe%
preferred
(quar.)
12-31
37 Vic
(subject
&
3Gc
(quar.i
3.80%,
3.90%
Bank
(D.
12-
12-31
12-31
;
6%
2-15
1
(from
Common
4V/2%
.
Westchester
on
25c
!
(quar.)
(quar. I
5%
I
of
(quar.).Z
common
3-
12-15
3-14
Washington
1-
.Z.ZZZ
Z ,ZZZ
(reduced).—
Corp.,
of
12-20
Investment—
17c
(quar.)
subject to stock¬
12-15
35c
American
$1.25
Corp. (stock dividend)
Cash Register
(quar.)
87'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
Miami
National
National
__Z__ZZZ~ZZI~
(quar.)—.
North
11-21
approval on Jan. 8
held
be
11-30
20c
11-19
12-14
25c
stockholders
to
12-15
,___Z___Z_
;
12-14
25c
Bank
National
45c
Coal
Tulsa
25c
(incr.-quar.)
common
Extra
$3.50
of
12-14
22y2c
American
of
dividend
1
45c
American Car Corp.
North
Northern
50c
&
Co.
Co.
North
of
4%
12-10
50c
85c
90c
18c
and
B
Corp.
7
3%
of
12-21
1-
tl2c
11-19
(stock dividend)
Commerce
(San Antonio)
dividend
12-14
80c
(increased-quar.)
11-
5 Vic
(Okla.)
12-3J
11-29
(increased-quar.)
Ry.
Acceptance
Northern
income
1
4
11-30
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-14
Trust
Corp.
12-
12-10
11-23
Ltd
American
(Md.)—
25c
(quar.)
Mining,
North
25c
(extra)___
4
12-14
$1.25
Western
&
Normetal
7
10c
Co.
12-
11-29
Extra
1
10c
Investment
12-14
12-13
12-15
common
Ltd.
12-10
25c
investment
net
Co.
Bank
class
&
common
12-10
$1.37 Vi
(monthly).
from
Bank
Stock
12-15
1-
on
11-
25c
Estate
Securities
Bank
National
11-19
12-31
Real
income
12 Vic
(quar.)
2
4
12-15
V
26V4c
(quar.)
1-10
11-
12-14
93%c
:—
27 Vic
(quar.)
12-14
—
Nopco Chemical,
Noranda Mines,
40c
Co.
12-19
___
(quar.)
20c
....
$4
Trust (Pgh.) (quar.)
cquar.)
(St. Louis] (quarJZZZ
Refrigerating (increased quar.)_
Mercantile
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
12-14
long-term capital gains-.
Weaving, com.
(quar.)—____
(quar.)
B
Extra
12-14
4
11-30
12-19
Wire
Class
12-20
12-
11-23
1-
12-10
—
Norris-Themador Corp.
40c
.
__—
1-
35c
$1.50
1
12-12
11-23
Niagara
3
Norfolk
(quar.)
Co.
Acme
stock
40c
~
(quar.)..
11-30
12-20
(year-end)
Quarterly
11-30
12-11
Fabric
Corp.
National
12-21
12-14
Chemical
holders
12-10
12-31
_ZZZZZZ_Z
....
12-20
(Ore.)—
Ring
7
10-10
2
12-10
$1.50
50c
60c
$1
(quar.)_
_____—
(quar.)
•__•
(quar.) ____________—(quar.)
—__—
(quar.)
Corp.—
net investment
from
from
12-10
12-
12-10
1'
20c
5'/2%
National
_____
Corp.
Extra
A
.
<F.
12-20
12-20
2%
Quarterly
12-10
62j/2c
12c
55c
National
11-30
17c
.
5.25%
7
12-10
12-21
1-15
(quar.)
Company
National
7
12-15
_______________
12-17
30c
Quarterly
11-30
25c
I
(quar.)
4.85%
2 2 Vic
.—
National Aeronautical
7
12-
37y2C
(quar.)..
Robbins (quar.)
Johnson
Medford
12-
1
12-20
McKesson
Means
1
1-
$1.37'/2
preferred
McNeil
1-
15c
(quar.)
11-26
10c
National
12-14
12-15
Extra
$5.50
2
20c
:
Publishing Co.
1-
35c
i
Extra
McGraw-Hill
3%
...
12-21
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.10%
Telegraph—
&
dividend)
(Massachusetts)
12-14
dividend
Telephone
Piston
Nation-Wide
12-14
12-28
15c
12-14
11-26
35c
Supply (quar.)
(Texas)
Nation-Wide
12-14
12-28
McDonnell
McGrav;
Nalco
12-14
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
12-29
12-15
3c
Co
—
Narrow
Natco
11-20
12-28
$1.37 y2
Co.
3.60%
North
11-30
(quar;).
preference
(quar.).
&
3.40%
25c
Extra
12-14
Ray)
12-10
11-30
$3.50
Extra
12-14
12-14
12-28
(J.
1
3.90%
2%
—
,
(quar.)
common
2
7
—,
Corp.
__
12-14
12-
1-
7
Niagara Share
(s-a)_
Co.
Co.
Extra
11-15
12-28
87y2c
McDermott
5%
12-10
20c
(quar.)
11-30
10c
.__
12-10
12-
preferred
(quar.)__
News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Special
———
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—■
Common
(increased-quar.)
20c
.
(quar.)
9
2
Newport
7
50c
(quar.)
California
Electric
11-
1-
12-
__.—
12-
1-
12-10
12-
3%%
11-30
15c
1
1
(quar.)___
Newnort
12-20
1-
12-10
1-
—
12-21
62V2c
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
12-20
12-10
$1
11-30
65c
1
1-1
(quar.)
common
12-21
15c
(annual)
Muskegon
11-30
(quar.)...
preference
7
12-
2
'
12-14
20c
(quar.)
preference
5V2 %
4>/2%
1-
7
(Ohio),
Telenhone
12-21
5c
(quar.)__
Industries
(Philadelphia)
Murphy Corp.,
11-30
5c
(quar.)__
preferred
12-31
12-15
62'/2c
Co.
common
12-14
12-
12-14
12-15
C1
preferred
1-2
1-15
1-
$1.25
$1.25
10c
60c
$2.10
—
(quar.)
:
Newberry
(J. J.)
Co.
(quar.)
Newmont Mining Corp., common
4% preferred
(quar.)—
12-18
12-31
75c
Lumber
12-14
1-15
12-15
If 2
2-14
$1.12Vi
$1.25
Special
Newark
75c
3
$1.12Vi
;
—_
12-14
25c
12-
1-1
—___
12-14
(quar.)
12-10
93%c
—_
(quar.)
12-28
Iquar.jZ.
B
Murray
1-10
2
35C
(quar.)
McCormick-Armstrong
Mead
1-
20c
Company
Extra
$6
1-31
prior preferred
6%
7
12-14
12-20
Trap Rock
(quar.)
Yorker Magazine, Inc.—_______———
12-28
2
7
12-28
3%
50c
6c
(quar.)
50c
1-
1-
Gas—
&
York
New
12-12
j
Electric
B
New
(N. J.)
_.
A
Muskogee
93 %c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Maytag
11-30
(annual)
'
Munsingwear, Inc., common
(incr.-quar.)
5V4%
preferred
(quar.)
Murphy Corp., common
(quar.)
11-10
2%
quarterly
Department Stores
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
State
5 Vi %
11-30
(quar.)
Inc.
Mills,
Brass
Class
II-30
12-15
12-15
3C
Increased
(J.
1
1-1
;
Co,
(stock
A
Class
May
Mayes
1-
12-10
1-
—
St. Louis RR. (quar.)
class A (monthly)
Equities,
Class
11-30
(quar.)
Multnomah Kennel Club
7
$10c
(quar.i
dividend).
class A
1
MovieW Film Laboratories—
30c
(resumed)
& Co.,
1-
65c
States
Quarterly
1-2
12-21
$$1.37%
(stock
11-15
Co.—
Electronics
Mountain
3
Fund
(quar.)
Company
12-14
$1.12 y2
.—
Y.)
(N.
common
dividend
Mountain Fuel
12-14
$1.12 y2
.
common
11-15
2
12-21
$1.18%
______—41-09
(quar.).
(quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
New York Times, class A
(quar.)
12-14
12-14
35c
—
Corp.
Vernon
Mueller
1
investment
Ltd..
preferred
12-28
30c
12-10
1-
$1
$1.01'A
25c
Chicago. &
York
2
(Paterson)—
3.75%
3%
preferred
Mountain
3%
Stock
11-30
2%
of
Clemens
Mount
$1.12 y2
dividend)
Growth
12-14
$1.75
Lines
&
Co.
Mfg.
Stock
1-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.).
York
dividend
Mount
31Y4C
Investors
York,
New
(extra)
Plan
Morton
12-20
$20c
(quar.)
New
5
(quar.)
Co.
R.)
B
Morris
1-15
10c
_•
preferred
7
12-
6c
(quar.)
A
prior preferred
Morrell
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common
12-
12-18
dividend
Class
Maryland
12-28
$1.17V2
;_
Trust
Morningstar-Faisley,
3
35c
Ltd
(quar.)
(stock
Maryland Cup Corp.
County
$2.20
2
12-
25c
common
30c
11-30
1-
Power
preferred
12 y2c
1%
12-
dividend
Stock
New
12-
2
12-14
6%%
York Auction Co.—;
New
12-31
(quar.)
—;
preferred
4.36%
11-30
11-30
12-10
30c
32c
50c
$1
85c
preferred
4%%
11-30
2%
;_
Class
1-15
25c
+_
Corp.,
12-15
12-15
12-15
(quar.)_
common
_:
(E.
Stock
(quar.i
Canada
11-30
12-10
47Vic
& Light—
(quar.)
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
New Jersey Zinc Co.
(year-end)
New Orleans Public Service—
4%
11-30
12-15
87'/2c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Morgan Engineering
Class A
(extra)
7
12-
$17y2c
(quar.)
—
12-12
Co.
dividend
Jersey
New
1
12-
2
10c
_____
Moore-McCormack
12-24
$1.05
(quar.)
Marietta
4'/2%
1-
class
Moore
$22 V2C
common
Wells
7
40c
Corp.
(quar.)
Supermarkets
(quar.)
Marshall
12-
$7
3
2
$1
(quar.)
Basket,
12.
1-
75c
Bancorporation (Seattle) (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
preferred
12-20
$30c
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
11-23
1-
$1.05
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Stock
(quar.)
B
12-12
12-12
—
Marine
preferred
11-30
$2
___
Utilities,
preferred
preferred
Montgomery
11-30
11-23
Detroit—
Trust
(quar.)
common
11-27
12-21
11-30
11-23
2
12-31
(quar.)
Rock
Haven Water
(quar.)
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.
Stock
12-28
Trap
Haven
New
12-15
Gas
Haven
New
50c
12-15
12-10
$$2
(Toronto)
12-15
12-13
12-15
18c
11-30
50c
(quar.)..
2
11-26
1-18
(quar.)
40c
12-11
50c
Bank
Co.
12-31
1-
12-28
'/2 %
(quar.)—______—.—
Bank.
dividend
Quarterly
11-30
12-31
10c
Co.
...
Marsh
1-18
1
New
2
National
County
Montana-Dakota
13c
...
Trust
Extra
$1
2-
12-15
1-
5c
Auto
Stock
11-13
12-20
25c
(quar.).....
Market
11-13
12-10
New
$1
N. J.) (s-a)
—
Equipment (stock dividend)—
Chemical (increased quar.)
Monsanto
35c
&
7%
(Red
Monroe
4c
...
Maplewood
Common
12-14
12-14
6
30c
Montclair National Bank & Trust Co.
i
Oil
1
7
6
12-
.
Bank,
1-
4.50%
_.
Quarterly
Mapie Leai Gardens, Ltd.
Marathon
Monmouth
12-
12-27
$1.15
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
Tile
Monarch
4-15
12-14
1
1-
35c
income)
Semi-annual
(N.
1-
12-27
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
System
Electric
England
Hampshire Insurance
—
pfd.
4%
$18
$20c
5c
27c
26c
25c
28c
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Brunswick Trust (N. J.) pfd. (annual)
10c
Rubber
Mohawk
15c
(quar.)
Moore
Rubber
&
Manufacturers
1-17
4-30
4.20%
6-14
1-31
8c
invest,
(from
Hanover
Manufacturers
6-29
New
New
Co.
preferred
preferred
3y2 %
$0.5937
gains)
Co.
Tire
3-15
12-14
New
———
Mohasco
Year-end1
12-17
12-20
1-2
5%
12-13
12-19
(quar.)
11-23
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Industries, Inc,
Mfg.
4.70%
investment
Ma'nning Maxwell
Manufacturers
1- 4
1-14
3-30
(quarterly of
income and 5
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Stores
Manischewitz
Modine
62'/2c
Shares
capital
Shares
Transport
9
Inc.—
from
from
11-
2%
Industries
cents
3
12-10
26c
(quar.)
Funds,
30C
12-12
11-23
5.40% preferred
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
New Britain Machine
(quar.)
Power,
11-23
common..—._
RR.,
Nevada
45c
Line,
Birmingham
&
12-21
12-10
(quar.)_
dividend
Stock
11-20
1-15
5%
12-13
12-31
^
12-15
Corp
Pipe
12-10
New
11-30
12-31
(quar.)
Ltd.
30c
B-.__—-—~~ —.
Mobile
$$1.25
dividend
preferred
7
3:25c
preferred (quar.)
Public
Service, com.
(incr.-quar.)—
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Major Pool Equipment..,
:
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., common (quar.).—_
General
12-
$$1.25
(quar.)
5%
Managed
12-31
t60c
Maine
Stock
11-23
1-20
12-21
t25c
(quar.)___—
Fuel
River
Missouri Public Service,
12-15
+25c
(annual)
common
priority shares (quar.)
priority shares (quar.)
Convertible
5%
Class
25c
(quar.)
priority
Convertible
/
25c
Co.
Car Corp
Shoes, Ltd..
Magor
1-
$4.60 preferred
(quar.)—.___,
Power,
preferred
1
17'/2C
(s-al__
12-21
5c
preferred
(quar.)
Gold Mines, Ltd.
conv.
Red
:j:5c
t2V2c
(10
Madsen
Canada
(quar.)
Co.
22'Ac
Natural Gas (quar.)
Mirro Aluminum Co.
(quar.)
Mission Equities
(stock dividend)—
Mission Insurance Co.
(Calif.)
(stock div.)
12-15-
5c
20c
20c
income
of
of
Products
Nestle-LeMur
•
—
Valley
Minnesota
12-12
12-17
,%V. C-V"
Holders
Inc.—
20c
(quar.)____
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
__—.
$1.25
Mfg.
Light
&
&
.
(reduced-quarJ
class A common—
Inc.
Paper,
distribution
A
.
75c
—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Mississippi
Garden—
Square
Mining
11-14
Co.
(quar.)
Inc.
(auar.)
(R.
H.l
Madison
Fund,
Macy
Gas
11-30
t7c
Quarterly
Madison
12-31
12-15
Powell River, Ltd.—
&
11-30
-
common—_—_—.—____________
Fund,
Nelson
3
Neon
(quar.)
Minnesota
noc
claSs B_
and
A
12-15
B
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
50c
preference
3%
11-30
f 15c
class
Bloedel
MacMillan
12-31
—.
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
B
J60c
12-
.
■Per
'■
Nekoosa-Edwards
Class
.
of Company
Brothers.
Neisner
11-26
12-10
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Power
Class
12-10
12-28
15c
Mining Corp of Canada, Ltd
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co._
Structural Steel—
MacLaren
15c
i7y2c
_
Increased
1-14
8c
:'
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Z
;
Safety Appliances Co., common
& Chemicals Philipp Corp.—
quarterly
Mine
—:——
—
Mackinnon
Name of Company
v.
Minerals
monthly basis
a
of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
11-20
12-15
Industries—
MSL
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(.2422)
■
S*
,
12-18
11-27..
12-17
12-
12-10
11-29
12-15
11-29
12-15-
11-29
•
.
10c
STV^c
-12V2c
37V2c50c
.
50c
7
12-10
11-20
12r10
11-20
Z~"
\
I
Volume
6219
Number
196
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Share
of Company
Products
Ontario
Steel
Ontario
Store
Ltd.
Co.
(initial).
Fixture
resident
tax
Opemiska
Ltd
Mines,
Copper
.—__
Orange & Rockland Utilities
4% preferred (quar.)
4.75%
prefened (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement—
Pacific
Ltd. (quar.)
Cement & Aggregates
Pacific
Clay Products
Pacific
Coast
Sugar,
1-
1
12-24
1-
1
12-24
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
12-11
12-10
12-
1-
4
12-
7
Preston
40c
12-10
12-
3
25c
12-14
12-
7
•AT-
$1
Preway,
Telephone
Bell
Stock
Consolidated
Pictures
12-
1
12-31
12-
7
•Extra
Ltd.,
12-31
1
Penick
Tube
—
Controls,
Penn
Penn-Dixie
Pennsylvania
(increased
Common
2-11
2-11
4.18%
,—
12-20
11-20
$1.25
12-
4
5.28%
12-15
3
12-
3
(parolina
12-
1-
11-30
J 35c
12-1'4
11-30
-1-
12-14
2
22 Vic
1-1
12-10
12-
1
12-10
12-
1
12-14
12-
3
12-14
11-23
30c
12-15
7%
11-30
$4.75
12-14
11-30
12-15
12-
$1.02 Va
,___
12-17
12-
Puritan Fashions
Stock
Purolator
12-20
11-30
12-20
Schering
Schlage
12-17
12-
5
12-
7
25c
1-
1
33 c
(quar.)
1-
2
\
11-30
2
2
2
12-10
$1.15
1-
2
12-10
12-20
11-30
50c
12-21
12-10
12-21
12-10
$1.75
$1.75
•
25c
.—
—
Peoples Life Insurance (Wash., D. C.) (quar.)
Peoples Telephone, common (quar.)
—
Milk
Co.,
12-
3
1-15
12-14
15c
12-11
12-15
12-
5
common
25c
2
12-14
12-31
12-12
1-
1-
Class
12-
12-14
12-14
15c
1-10
12-28
12-28
$4
3
of Boston—
13c
inc.)
(quar.)__
15c
1-2
1-
2
12-
7
$2
1-
2
12-
7
40c
Quebec
—
Power
12-20
12-10
12-
25c
12-21
30c
12-14
J 40c
Pfizer
(Charles) ;&
1-
1
12-
1
A
6%
redeemable
12-10
Dodge
Phelps
Philadelphia
(quar.)
(annual)—
Corp.
Bourse
Extra
preferred
Raybestos-Manhattan
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)___—.—_
11-23
Electric
Co.,
common
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
4.44%
preferred (quar.)l
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
(Wash.,
Real
D.
Class
Suburban
dividend
Philadelphia
&
12-14
11-23
Reliance
25c
12-14
11-23
Reliance
Mfg.
"12-20
11-21
Gas,
2-
1
1-10
Remington
Fund
12-
7
2
12-
7
—
3%
$2.50
Pioneer
from net
Credit (quar.)
Pioneer
Fund, Inc.
income
gains)
Pioneer
plus
5
1-10
7
Revlon,
1-15
12-19
$1
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
,
90c
15c
$1.37 Va
12-14
1-15
12-14
12-15
11-23
12-31
$1
(quar.)
39c
investment
1-15
10c
12-14
40c
:
12-14
from
long-term
1-
2
1-
2
Telephone
Pittsburgh,
Common
—
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
(quar.)
7%
(initial):
(extra)
Polaroid
Corp., common
(quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Playskool Mfg. Co.
Plymouth Cordage
11-30
•
11-28
35c
12-15
11-21
12-15
11-21
tlOc
12-15
12-
3
25c
12-21
12-
7
■_
Co.
2
12-14
10c
12-28
12-11
50c
12-17
12-
12 VaC
12-31
12-31
25c
—
(Chicago)
1-
1212-
3
7
7
27 Vac
1-15
12-14
1%
1-15
12-14
—
3%
12
(quar.)_
Rhodesian
per
Trust,
Selection
Ltd.,
12-17
11-30
12-20
12-10
15c
1-
1
Amer.
Oil
12-14
11-30
Richfield
Oil
11-28
Richman
1-
2
12-10
$1.75
1-
8
12-10
Riegel
1-
2
12-14
$4
Rieke
11-30
12-
50c
1
common
series A preferred
Metal Products—
Algom Mines, Ltd
Rio Grande Valley Gas
12-14
11-16
Rittenhouse Fund,
5c
12-24
12-
3
River
62 Vac
12-24
12-
3
62 VaC
12-24
12-
3
Roadway Express,
Stock dividend
—
1
1-11
1-
2
12-14
90c
1-
2
Brand
Rice
7%c
$1.25
$1.18%
$1.56'A
•
2%
dividend)
&
Inc.,
(John)
preferred
(Frank
Co.
G.)
Class
Salesbook
Co.
(quar.)
Transport & Trading
Sheller Mfg.. Corp.
(quar.)
Oil
Shell
Shell
__.
Industries
Shenk
Sheraton-Gibson
Corp., 6% pfd.
Mines, Ltd
Gordon
Sherritt
Sherwin-Williams
Co.
of
participating units (quar.)
Mills (quar.)
Shwayder
Sicks'
Class
class
and
A
Extra
class A
on
Ltd.,
11-10
12-10
11-10
11-29
12-11
11-23
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
12-14,
11-16
12-14
11-16
12-26
12-10
1-10
12-20
1-10
1-10
12-10
12r20
12-20:
11-
9
12-10
11-19
12-27
12-
6
3
12-14
1-12
12-26
12-31
12-12
12-14
12-
12-18
11-30
12-18
11-30
l-ll
12-14
3
Simms
$1
(T.
S.)
&
preferred
1-15
11-23
Simonds
11-23
Saw
&
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Simplicity
12-10
11-27
25c
12-10
11-30
12-17
11-28
Singer Manufacturing
614 Superior Co.
(s-a)
4c
12-15
11-30
Sisco
Skil
Slater
Corn,
Smith
(Howard)
2
12-17
12-
7
11-23
1
1
$30c
12-27
12-11
12-10
11-
9
10c
12-10
11-
9
$25c
12-14
11-30
$25c
12-14
11-30
$50c
$15c
$15c
40c
$30c
$25c
50c
10c
12-14
:
(quar.)
A
(s-a)—
—
Y.)
Paper Mills, $2 pfd.
1.
15c
18c
15c
1-
11-30
11-30
1-
2
1-
2
11-30
12-11
11-23
1-
2
2-
12-15
1
1-15
12-15
11-23
12-14
11-30
12-15
11-16
12-17
12-
2
12-
1-
3
3
(N.
(quar.)
12-14
11-16
50c
(increased)—
(s-a)
Inc.
11-23
1-
7
20c
(quar.)
Electric.
12-17
12-
Extra
1-15
1-15
2
12-27
;
Corp
2
1
1-
12-15
25c
Pattern Co.
12-19
1
12-31
7
(increased quar.)
Simpson-Sears, Ltd. (extra payment on class
A, class B and class C)
—
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)
2-
1
12-
(quar.)
(increased)
12-20
2-
3
2-
12-
Steel
11-15
15c
11-30
—__—
class
12-14
22VaC
11-13
12-
1-15
;
class A
Co.,
Ltd.
12-11
12-10
12-11
class B
4
Mines,
3
5
—
(quar.)
1-10
Oil
1212-
2%
Wire & Cable (quar.)_
Simplicity Mfg. Co., class A_.
Sinclair
5
12-14
12-15
12-
Simplex
12-14
,
12-
2
(quar.)
and
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Company
12-20
12-17
$$1.75
25c
15c
:
B
12-14
11-30
2
35c
'15c '
$1.50
$5c
»
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Dairies
1-11
1-
25c
common
preferred
1-25
11-30
12-10
12-14
7 V2C
—
Inc.
Breweries,
Ltd.
Oil & Gas—
Signal
12-12
12-14
1-11
12-14
:
12-12
4%
1-11
1
1
——
Bros.,
Simmons
11-23
1
2-
Ltd.—
Canada,
Extra
1-15
12-12
9
2-
1-
(quar.)—__
dividend
11-30
10c
11-
1-
preferred (quar.)
Shoe Corp. of America
(quar.)
Shulton, Inc.
(increased quar.)
$40c
(quar.)
12-10
11-30
7%
1-25
4
7-18
11-23
11-30
—
Crane & Hoist
—
Sheraton Corp. of America
(quar.)_.
Shepard-Niles
12-12
12-
1
2
$25c
$33VaC
$56V4c
45c
27 V2C
$0,327
25c
—
Shelby
Class
1-
1
8-
2
,.
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-21
12-14
4-18
5-
12-14
5c
Extra
$1
1-18
1-
(quar.)_
Common
5%
25c
1
>2A 1
10c
10c
—
30c
i—
1
12-
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. Ltd.—
Silverwood
1-
12-
$1.31 Vi,
22V2C
18c
10c
(quar.)—A-—
Co
&
Extra
Silknit,
50c
2-13
1
•T-
—
Shakespeare Co.
Sharon Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Shattuck Denn Mining Corp
Shattuck
3-
12-15
12-10
25a
(quar.)—.——
Co.
$5.25
Servel.
45 c
;
25c
10%
35c
—._
12 Vic
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc—
$1.06
:___—
Sexton
12-10
30c
Rio
12-17
10c
i
11-30
1-21
2-
93 %c
Ridgway Enterprises (initial)—
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)
12-30
1-11
2-
20c
38c
———
Roebuck
Extra
25%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.12Va
(quar.)_
(quar.)__—_—
dividend
—A
Stock
Sears
5
and
gains
capital
Power
2c
Brothers
Textile,
Sealed
12-31
1-15
Co.—■
(stock
Corp.
27 Vac
4.
quar.)
preferred
12-31
dividend
12-12
55c
1
11-30
Shs.
Co
20c
2%
12-21
1-15
$1.12'/a
14)
Dec.
Inc., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)—
Richardson
Co.
(quar.)
12-10
8
payment
of
approximately 41.9c
share subject to approval of share¬
Ranch
Stock
Vac
3-
(s-a)
preferred
Stock
59 %c
preferred (quar.)
& Reynolds Co., cl. A (increased)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, 3.60% pfd. (quar.)
Rich's,
38c
__
—
12-14
$2.25
common
$1.75
—
1
12-15
*1-
17c
20c
85c
$1
5c
5c
25c
15c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.75
4V2%
4%
25c
—_
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
(quar.)
—,
dividend
Co.,
4V2%
Rice
15c
Corp. (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)_.
6'Ac
Reynolds
12-20
49c
Aircraft
11-16
Drug & Chemical—
Stock
dividend
holders
capital
(quar.)_
(Del.)
(quar.)
12-14
87 Vac
Ltd.
Inc. • (quar. )^___
dividend
Stock
11-21
(1.0c from net investment
Corp.
4
dividend
(Final
income—
3
12-
11-30
60c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., common
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
1-15
(quar.)_.—
12-
12-18
12-15
Rexall
97 Vac
12-14
10c
Inc.
Insurance
Stock
12-31
12-
—
Plastics
Pitney-Bowes
Stock
1-
3
.
tl5c
(s-a)—
(s-a)
Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)___.
Foil Co. (quar.)—,
Steel Corp. (quar.)
Reserve
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Arms
Mines,
Republic
Republic
Republic
Inc.—
Quarterly
Pioneer
12-10
2
$5.50
Street
12-28
3
12 Vac
preferred
Republic
1-
——
preferred (quar.)_:
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred
4%%
2
12-
12-
1-25
Co.—
Industries,
Renabie
1-
12-21
12-21
&
Chemicals
convertible
3Ya%
1-10
,__
:_____
(quar.)_
Bros.
$1.10
1-10
Co.~*
dividend
Remco
1-
common
A
Pump
Stock
1-10
share)
preferred (40 centavos per share)-.
Natural
;
1
15c
_,
Trenton RR.
Reda
2-
50c
—
Piedmont
Piper
$1.25
Insulation Corp. (quar.)
(Canada)
Ltd
Insurance Co. (Phila.) (quar.)
15c
Morris Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
____.
Philippine Long Distance Telephone, common
(25 centavos equal to approximately $6.38
Pine
Reichhold
Water
4%
per
Refractory
11-19
capital gains)
—
Philip
~r"r8%
Reeves
11-26
12-10
(quar.)_____—_
__—
Philadelphia
11-26
12-17
1
12-17
30c
12-17
1
7
12-14
24c
3
11-16
2-
12-
2
12-31
12-27
5%
7
12-
12-10
2-
1-
7
15c
C.)
(quar.)
12-
12-18
95c
12-
Properties Corp. of America—
12-27
$1.07 Va
12-14
2
8c
Insurance
Estate
$1.25
investment
net
National. Bank
■__
Stock
____
9c from realized
income and
Philadelphia
Extra
—__
_____(__—
1
1-
90c
10c
Title
1-
$1.50
(quar.)_
Inc.
Rayette.
$1.17
—
(quar.)_
(6c from
3.80% ,preferred
Philadelphia Fund
,
(quar.)
Finance
Seagrave
12-14
1-
3
12-10
30c
__——
——.———____________
Philadelphia
11-30
12-21
income)
Milling
12-14,
1
$15c
75c
(quar.)___
Co.
J 12-28
12-14
1-15
12-10
;
from
net
Allied
preferred
7
12-
(initial quar.)
89c
from
12-
1
1-11
(quar.)
(reduced
Gems, Inc.
of
1-
12-14
27V2C
27V2C
class A
& Sons,
$6.25
,
(quar.)
class
11-23
11-30
12 Vac
■;
12-12
12-14
j
12-20
(s-a)
Williams
17c
$5
60c
B
&
Seaboard
3
20c':
Inc.
20c
__
12-
20c
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Rapid-American Corp. (quar.).
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.—
Purina
Ralston
M.)
(O.
Class
payment
12-14
1-11
12-28
3
1-10
12-15
(quar.)
common
Seaboard
12c
:
11-30
J30c
(quar.)
Ltd
32c
(quar.)
of America
:
Exploration
(year-end)
11-30
3
12-
11-30
22V2C
10c
—
11-15
12-14
-
Ltd.
Co.,
Quemont Mining,
12-10
25c
$1.12 Va
(initial)
12-15
5c
.
'
12-
12-17
12-14
30c
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
com.
(quar.)_
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Scudder,
Stevens &
Clark
Common
Stock
Fund
(quarterly
payment of
25c
from
capital gains and 13c from net income)
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund
(quarterly
7
12-
__
(quar.)
Quality Importers
Special
Scott
Screen
11-30
12-20
10c
Special
preferred
Co.,
Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Scott
investment
&
$3.40
3
12-24
1-25
12-17
3
(quar.)
Paper
12-
,
2
1-
7
(quar.)—!
A
Scott
12-
7-15 '
1
12-20
25c
27V2C
A
11-23
1-10
4-15
7-31
12-
:
preferred
preferred
Foresman
5V2%
12-14
4-30
2-
12-
_„____
5V2%
12-14
1-15
12-28
(quar.)
Scott
50c
4
12-14
dividend for the period
A
12-17
25c
(from
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
3%
12-
2
1-31
1-
12-28
Corp
11-21
—
3
5c
37V2C
25c
(quar.)
2
1-
11-23
5%
(quarterly
28)
A
Pictures
Schwitzer
5
11-23
1
2 V2C
50%
(quar.)
ending Feb.
School
35c
Real
Gas Service
Petroleum
3%
(Joseph) Brewing (quar.)_!
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp.—
12-19
2
1-
11-23
5%
7VaC
dividend
Stock
12-14
(quar.)
25c
£etrolane
12-14
(stock dividend)
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Lock
12-31
25c
.
interest
8%
•
10c
_l_—
Petroleum Corp.
11-23
1-15
(increased)-—
Corp.
$1.18%
(quar.)
Fund
(George)
Ranco,
Peter
New
12-15
;_
Arms
45c
,
Pyle-Nctional Co., common (increased quar.)
(Long Island, N. Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)"
$1.10
$6c
3%
Schlitz
11-27
22c
35c
common
41/2%
preferred
Paul, Inc.—
12-10
12-28
Pa.)-—
Pepsi-Cola
Pet
12-27
50c
41c
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
(quar.)—
1-17
div.___
stock
A
5V2%
12-10
1-
11-30
11-30
12-10
1-
12-20
35c
(quar.)
—
Beneficial
12-10
1-
Corp.
32c
(quar.)
Insurance
dividend—
Stock
12-20
$1.26%
(initial)
Corp.
dividend
Products
Extra
5
$1.10
Perfex
12-18
(quar.)
com.
____.
Savage
(quar.)
Telephone
:
5
21c
$1.25
tlOc
$10c
$10c
J25c
$$1.25
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Imperial Corp.
11-30
.
(quar.)
preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman, Inc.
3
83 %c
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
^Quarterly
'__
common
Marine
Drilling
11-30
Industries—
Putnam
(quar.)
common
2-
11-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Salant, Inc., class
Fe
12-20
(quar.)
Corp.,
Rico
Puerto
10c
40c
(Reading,
11-27
12-
dividend
Stock
$1.07 Va
„
preferred (quarJ
1st preferred <quar.)
Publicker
12-20
$1.12 Va
Bank
A
Ry.,
Santa
$1.04 Va
original
7%
!
City
■
12-11
2
11-30
Foods,
12-20
5
12-
12-14
.-
Peoples Trust
Quarterly
,
11-30
11-15
1-
12-21
(quar.)
San Diego
12-10
1
class
Ltd.,
A
&
&
60c
.
(quar.)
preference
Publication
12-19
14c
preferred
$1.40
7
35c
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.60% preferred (quar.)_+
Pennsylvania
Railroad Co
Peoples Drug Stores
(quar.)
12-ia
12-14
12-15
f
Regis Paper Co.
$1.02
—_
—
:
7
12-14
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Francisco
Fire
Extra
quar.)__
12-
12-20
25c
10%
preferred (quar.)
Paul
4.40%
50c
11-16
12-21
•
3.35%
.
12-
12-17
10c
(quar.)
preferred
5.05%
11-16
4.40%
,
'12-17
$1.31 Vi
—
i
12-11
12-20
^
Corp.,
Salant
—
'
12-14
1
$1
$1.07 Va
10C
(quar.)
Salada
Mexico—
preferred "(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
4.30%
12-18
12-15
9c
"__
,
St.
Gas—
&
7
2
1-
2-15
(quar.)__.—:.
preferred
5%
2-11
Electric
A
A
Louis-San
St.
1
(increased
12-
1-
12-27
(quar.)
Cement
Lawrence
5%
St.
1
Co.
Light & Power,
preferred
(quar.)
Lawrence
Class
1
Lead
dividend
Class
3-
4.08%
_!_—
com.
11-30
3-
11-30
20c
____•__
4.10%
preferred (ouar.)_
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
11-30
12-14
3-
12-14
4c
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
4'/a%
preferred (quar.):.
12-14
$1.16
Service
12-20
40c
:
preferred
Joseph
5%
$1.22 Va
12-15
25c
quar.)
St.
$1.12 Va
Common
7c
Engineering
Gas & Water—
St.
11-30
(quar.)
Public
t20c
(extra).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Cement
Pennsylvania
11-13
12-11
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)
Joseph
12-10
preferred
1
7
5c
Stores,
Stock
6
preferred
12-
12-
$15c
10c
Inc., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Clair Specialty Mfg. Co.
(quar.)___
12-
(Phila.)
(quar.)
1
12-26
25c
:
&
-
preferred
4%
12-20
2-11
12-
;
St.
5
1
11-29
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-
3-
16c
(quar.)
Co.
Ford,
&
12-24
$1.05
12-15
12-
1-25
12-20
15c
common
Craft
4.30%
1-11
12-14
12-15
10c
30c
A
Safeway
<
2-11
Public
I
___
St.
—
New
11-16
$$1.06 Vi
(quar.)
Sons, Ltd
Greeting Cards
Ryerson & Haynes, Inc., common.
$2
of
i
12-27
Crown
Rust
50c
preferred (quar.)
5Vi% preferred
(quar.)
Service Co. of North
12-15
11-30
1-
50c
Peerless
12-14
1
12 VaC
/
.
common
Steel
11-30
12-14
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
Coal Co., common (quarTiT'l'JIL—
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp. (Ky.) pfd. (quar.)__
&
12-14
3-
$2.50
;
7%
Iron
12-14
of Colorado—
Co.
'
11-16
4%
12-14
2
2-
25c
Peabody
Peden
2
1-
20c
Service
11-20
12-10
1-
.
—
Paper
1-
I.)—
(R.
Trust
5%
11-30
12-15
'
$1.06'A
Public
12-17
$1
1
4.90%
12-10
12-10
5oc
12-
4.64%
11-23
50c
—
Parchment
12-14
Corp.,
12-10
30c
—__
12-14
Co.___
preferred
(quar.)__
Corp.
(quar.)__
Co.
(stock dividend)-^.
(H.)
4Vi%
11-20
11-20
11-30
2
Mtg.
25c
50c
dividend
Mfg.,
3
3
7 Vic
:_A_AA_
Transportation
11-
c
12-15
115c
Russell
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
12-14
6%
—
(quar.)
Russell
15c
4'A%
12-20
:
2
dividend)
pref.
11-16
$3
'
25c
____
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna
1-18
1-
1st
11-30
(N.J.)
(quar.)
Co.
(stock
I
Ltd.—
conv.
11-27
25c
(quar.)
11-26
12-14
20c
Common
12-15
12-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public Service
1-. 2
12-10
12-27
117/BC
(quar.)_
Insurance
12-15
Cola Co.
(quar.)
20c
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5V4% pfd. (quar.)
_i:$0.3281 V4
Ruberoid Co.
(quar.).^.^—50c
Ruppert (Jacob), 4Va% pfd. (quar.)__—
$1.12%'
Royal
St.
J4c
(quar.)
(quar.);
Co.
12-15
2
10c
Extra
12-20
4%
—
——_______
1
40c
Extra
11-30
12'/a
(quar.)—
2
12-
from
(increased)
Co.
preferred
$2
12-31
1-10
t22'/ac
(initial)
Y.)
1-15
12-14
5%
——
___—
Corp.
Co.
Park-Lexington Co. (N.
Parker Finance (quar.)
Parker-Hannifin
Corp.
Paton
12-10
12-14
60c
—
Forge
Gas
Common
10c
._
—
preferred (quar.)
Papert Koenig Lois, class A
Paterson
12-28
Oil
2
1-
7c
25c
(quar.)
Cotton
Providence-Washington
7
$1.50
(increased)
1-
1
.
1-
$1.41 lA
;
Paper, Ltd., 4»A% preferred
Broadcasting (quar.)
Class
1
1-
15c
preferred
Park National Bank
Psychological
4%
Stock
12-
12-21
Rothmor
2-
1
Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)
—
Pan American
Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,
com.
(quar.)
Parmalee
12-3
30c
dividend
Drop
12-17
12-31
Rollins
(15c
(quar.)
Provident Tradesmen Bank &
Corp
class A
Corp.,
Paramount
Prospect
15c
Tubes, Ltd.
(quar.)
Corporation (increased)
Park
Producers
12-17
Rolland
11-28
9
30c
Co.
Haas
&
11-15
Corp.—
preferred
12-15
12-17
12-31
10%
Pamour
■
2nd
1
12-31
Rohm
1-
1-25
2%
$1.25
(quar.)
40c
Fund
and
America
convertible
4%%
7
Bank
dividend
Stock
Proctor-Silcx
1-15
12-
22c
Page-Hersey
Pako
12-12
2-15
12-20
20c
dividend
Tin
12-31
Providence
(quar.)—
Stock
approval of
Commission-
25c
Canada,
Mfg,
2
1-10
6
11-23
Rockwell-Standard
12-19
1-
12-
12-10
.
60c
the
to
Service
Engineering
of
redeemable
Rockwell
12-18 V -11-30
|. ■
2%
Jet
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Ages
Rockower
5
(quar.)_____
(quar.)__
preferred
of
Rocket
11-30
12-14
$$2
income
of
Corp.
Printing
20c
Telephone & Telegraph—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
12-12
Rock
$50c
common
capital gains)
Equities Corp., class A (monthly)
Princeton Bank & Trust
(N. J.)
(extra)
(California)
Assurance
Ltd.,
Primex
12-31
1-
12-14
$40c
(s-a)
Rowe) Growth
15c
(quar.)—
Common
Padding ton
4
25c
(quar.)
A.)
Advertising (quar.)
(Hawthorne, Calif.)—
Outdoor
State
Pacific
7
12-
7V2C
______—__'
Pacific
Stock
12-
12-14
2J/2%
—
—
Pacific
Pacific
12-20
3-15
2
2%.'
shares
—
(T.
from
investment
7
12-
12-20
15c
1
1-
16c
preferred
Price
4-
A.;'. $5c
—
_
(stock dividend)-.
Inc.
Bros.,
4%
12-15
6%
A and B
on
Ltd.
Mines,
12-20
1-
25c
___
subject
Public
State
5.65%
1-15
5
12-
(quar.)
Co.
Telephone, common
preferred
(quar.)_
5%
25c
dividend
Stock
1
1-25
25c
the
5
12-
12-15
Electric—
&
dividend
Stock
25c
1
Controls
H.)
Rochester
5
Corp.—
(initial quar.)
Iron Ores, Ltd
Presidential Realty—
Price
dividend)
Express
•
$75c
Premium
11-30
12-14
I2V2C
(quar.)
(L.
Northwest
12-20
New
1
11-15
•
37V2C
(stock
Intermountain
Annual
1-15
(Canada)
Corp.
Pratt, Read & Co
Industrial
31V4C
Indemnity Co.
Pacific
$56c
^
common
Inc.
Alexander,
&
Premier
30c
Extra
Life
12-
Power
.
(quar.)——
Pacific
National
3
11-30
12-31
11-23
8c
——__
Pacific
Pacific
12-
12-14
12-17
45c
(quarj
Products
Hawaiian
12-27
$50c
Power,
2%
preferred
Pacific
36c
25c
Ltd., common (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Participating preferred (quar.)
Powers Regulator (quar.)..
Inc.
Electric
Co.—
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Pacific Coast
Properties
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Forests,
15c
5%
Gas
Potomac
VA-A''V V''
' '•
Paauhau
Rochester
Quarterly
Stock dividend—,
;______—:__
Orpheum
Building
Co.
_——_______—
Otter" Tail' Power, common, (quar.)—__—__
Overnite Transportation
(quar.)___________
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4% preferred (quar.)__
Ox Fibre Brush (quar.)————
\
(H.
1
Powdrell
20c
T'":'
Robertson
12-
12-
12-15
37,/aC
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton
12-14
Potlatch
5
$1
6';
12-
of Rec.
12-15
(quar.)
common
:
—
preferred
12-10
12-14
$1.19
:__
—
$1.50
12-31
12-14
12-
Extra
11-20
11-30
12-21
—
When
Payable
80c
30c
Inc.,
Myers,
25c
2
1-
&
40c
(quar.)
-
12-31
12-12
Name of Company
Robbins
11-20
12-10
Holders
Per
Of Rec.
12-11
51
Share
Holders
12-11
10c
Co
$20c
i
—
dividend)..
(quar.
(Del.)
4%
20c
_
—
_—
dividend
When
Payable
1%
25c
Transit
Portland
"
—
(quar.)_
Mfg.
Stock
K.) Inc.
(H. K.)
Co.
Porter
*
Opelika
(3-for-l
(H.
|;
Porter
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.
Ordinary shares
Payment amounts to approximately $1.40
per
share
less
South
African
non¬
F.) Co. (stock
stock split).
(L.
Poppel
12-14
12-31
$5c
—
1-15
1
2-
of Company
Name
of Rec.
Payable
$15c
(quar.)—
Per
Share
Holders
When
Per
Name
(2423)
Financial Chronicle
12-10
11-
85c
$1
$3c
$2c
15c
6V4c
12-13
$50c
1
$20c
9
11-21
7
12-24
12-14
11-30
12-14
11-30
12-19
12-
4
12-17
12-
3
1-
2
1-
2-
52
(2424)
Per
Tools
South
3
Storer
12-28
12-
12-28
12-14
1-
2
1-
2
1-
2
1-
12-10
2
5
12-21
12-
7
50c
1-
2
2
1-
2
12-10
11-26
Sunbeam
lc
12-15
11-26
Sundstrand Corp.
Slock dividend
10c
1-
1%
1-
12-10
1
1-
25c
quarterly
(quar.)
12-31
12-
12-28
3
12-31
12-
5
24c
12-31
12-
5
Swift
5'r
4.32%
27c
12-31
12-
5
2IV2C
12-27
12-
5
32%
preferred (quar.)__
original participating preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Southern Gas & Water,
common
(quar.)__
$1.12 %
preferred
4.80'?;
Pacific
Southern
Railway,
5%
Co
Southern
Union
Gas,
preferred
12-14
11-15
12-14
11-15
25c
(quar.)—
12-15
12-
12-15
1212-
12-15
12-
$1.18%
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
4% %
$1.121/2
12-15
12-
Southland
Southland
Royalty
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service,
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
i
4.65%
_______
4.28%
Life
Southwestern
Public
3.70%
4.15%
4.25%
4.40%
4.60%
Assurance
preferred
1-18
■2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18
1
1
1-18
2-
1
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18
2-
(Canada)
2-
20c
12-
12-17
12-
10c
12-15
12-15
11-
Broadcasting
1
5
12-15
11-30
$1.12%
12-15
11-30
30c
12-14
11-28
1-
2
1-
2
12-
7
Common
preferred
Standard
preferred
Standard
7
12-20
12-
6
51/4%
11-30
Texas
12-14
12-14
$4
12-31
12-14
$4.56
12-28
12-14
50c
12-10
11-13
preferred
dividend
(quar.)
8
(quar.)
share
of
Standard'
V'
shares
Standard
Standard
3%%
Standard
held)_i____
Oil Co.
12-10
12-10
Standard
Pressed
Standard
Steel
___
62 Vic
12-10
Register
Standard
Screw
Co.
12-13
Co.
10c
12-10
_____
12-21
12-
Shares,
Standard
Inc.
Structural
45c
Steel
(quar.)___;
;_
Standard-Thompson Corp.—
5%% preferred (accum.)
Home
Products
3-
1
(quar.)
15c
12-28
11-30
2
1-
2
6
25c
_______
25c
12-19
12-
12-15
12-
3%
12-14
10-31
Star
Tank
&
(quar.)____
Boat
Co.
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
State Bank of Albany (N. Y.)—
Increased quarterlyStarrett
(L.
S.)
Co.
State Fire & Casualty
Class A & class B
State
(stock
& Finance, class
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_!
6%
Chemical.
Stecher Traung
5%
preferred
Chemical
Sterchi
Bros.
Times
12-17
Timken
3%%
Co.
Stores
Sterling
Aluminum
Brewers
A
25c
12-15
11-29
Title
25c
12-15
11-29
Tobin
.1
37'/2c
12-15
11-29
87'/2c
12-31
12-
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Roller Bearing
7
Stock
12-31
12-14
J12 Vic
1-2
12-14
(initial)
}20c
12-17
11-30
dividend)
5%
12-15
12-
25C
12-10
3%
12-14
>
(incr. quar.)
(N~
_
&
Packing Co.
Trust
Co.
(L.
A.)
Stock
1
11-26
Towmotor
11-30
Town & Country Securities Corp.
Stock
dividend
1-
2
12-12
Town
Y.)
1-15/
*
v
Corp.
I-15
$1.31 Vi
2-
1-15
1-
12-11
2
Trust
Co.
of
Trust
Co.
of
12-
12-
1-9
7
6
12-21
12-
6
12-15
11-
5
12-15
12-
1
12-21
11-21
12-15
11-30
2
11-30
12-14
11-50
12-14
11-23
12-24
Morris
New
County
Jersey
(N.
45c
~
11-30
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-14
11-16
10c
1-2
12-13
12-10
11c
(quar.)
City) —
11-
12-15
60c
J.)
(Jersey
12-10
30c
(quar.)
12-18
2
12-15
12-14
$5 preferred A
$1.25
2%
Co..
Quarterly
1-
Stock
1-1
1212-
1-15
1-
Electric Light & Power (ouar.)
Twin Industries Corp., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
208 South La Salle Street Corp.
(quar.)
12-
11-30
$0,443
12-28
12-
6
$0,443
12-28
12-
6
$0,266
12-28
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
Acceptance
(quar.)
JlOc
J 15c
37Vic
Electric
7
12-14
11-30
1-11
11-30
12-
12-28
87Vic
2-15
1-18
92Vic
2-15
1-18
$1
2-15
$1.12Vi
2-15
I-18
30c
12-10
II-20
Electric
preferred
Union
Pacific
RR.
Co.
12-10
11-30
12-18
12-
3
12-18
12-
3
12-31
12-
3
12-31
12-
3
12-
3
1
12-
1
12-28
12-
1
12-19
12-
3
Rock
Union
Sugar
Aircraft
Air
Stock
Lines
Stock
Extra
11-16
12-
7
12-
7
1-
1
12-7
1-
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
Carton
7
1
12-
1-
1
12-
1
12-
Corp.
Cities
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
1-
12-
7
12-
4
12-14
12-4
12-10
11- 9
2-
1
1-15
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
2-
1
1-15
12-17
11-29
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
1-
12-14
1
12-14
12-10
11-26
,Cos.
dividend)
11-26
12-15
11-26
12-14
11-14
1-20
Accumulative
38c
from
25c
United
from
1
Gas
1
1-10
2-
T"
1-10
2-
1
I-10
1-
2
3
11-24
1-
2
11-24
1-
2
1
12-14
1-
1
11-30
12-12
11-28
11--8
2
12-14
12-31
12-14
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-15
12-
12-15
II-30
1
12-15
II-30
12-28
12-14
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-10
12-31
1-10
12-10
12-14
12-11
12-15
12-
12-10
11-23
5
security
12-20 ?
11-20
Merchants
United
United Molasses,
•
profits
12-20
12-
5
12-24
12-
4
40c
common
22c
(quar.)—
from
free
12-15
1-
5
12- 8
12-15
1-
8
12-15
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
Air
S.
U
S
1-1
12-27
1-25
25c
12-28
10c
20c
12-14'
11-30
U.
S.
income
British
tax)
—
&
7%
U
U.
U.
Co.,
U.
U.
U.
U.
S.
(N.
4J/2%
Co.,
12-
5
12-24
12-
5
12-24
11-23
12-24
11-23
2
11-23
preferred
22 %c
(s-a)
1-
12-
1-
1
5
12-
12-20
7
10c
12-18
11-30
30c
Co
12-14
11-30
27 %c
S.
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
Realty Investments (Ohio)—
Shares of beneficial interest
(quar.)
Rubber Co.,
S.
preferred
1-
12-11
1
17 %c
Universal
3
12-15
12-
3
12-15
12-
3
12-15
12-
1
4%C
12-21
12-
7
J 10c
12-31
12-
1
5
25C
——
26c
12-31
12-
62 %c
12-31
12-14
30c
12-28
10c
12-28
$1.12%
1-10
12-21
10c
12-14
11-23
15c
12-14
Corp.—
Corp
Products
Oil
12-
35c
(quar.)j—____—_—.—
Match
(quar.)
—_
Hotel
Utah
Power
Utilities
Stock
&
(quar.)_
& Light
Vanity
Fair
Bank (Arizona) (quar.)
Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
12-19
12-31
1-
Stock
5
12-
3
12-11
3.5%
12-27
12-11
25c
12-21
12-
7
1-
5
$1.25
1-15
12-20
12-10
12-21
12-
quar.)L_
1
50c
12-10
11-26
10c
12-31
12-12
56'Ac
40c
$20c
1-
2
12-12
12-15
11-30
1-
12-14
2
tl2%c
12-15
12-
1
30c
(quar.)
Equipment
12-
1
12-27
common
12-20
12-
5
10c
12-15
11-30
1-15
12-31
Co
Manufacturing
12-15
1-
1
37 %c
(increased
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred series I (quar.)—
Vermont Bank & Trust
(quar.)
Viau, Ltd.
(quar.)
Viceroy Manufacturing, Ltd.—
50c class A
11-27
45C
Vapor Corp. (quar.)
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
Vendo
12-19
5c
—
—
Mills
12-
11-27
33c
B.)
Company,
11-30
12-18
12-19
50c
Co
(quar.)
dividend
(J.
7
3%
Industries
Sciver
12-
t3c
—
dividend
Utah
12-14
25c
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd.
Uris Buildings
Corp.—
Stock
9
12-18
43 %C
Electric, Ltd
American
11-
12-10
—
preferred (quar.)—_—
Universal-Cyclops Steel (quar.)
Universal Marion Corp., common
(quar.)__
4Vz%
preferred
(quar.)
Universal
11-26
50c
25c
—
convertible
$2.50
11-26
12-26
(reduced quar.)__
(quar.)
:
U. S. Truck Lines
(quar.)
United Stockyards
Corp.—
United Utilities
12-26
$2
—
common
preferred
^United Towns
11-30
55c
S.
7%
12-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Steel Corp.,
S.
2-15
11-30
12-24
10c
(s-a)
Y.)
Sugar. Corp. (quar.)_—:
U. S. Tobacco, common (quar.)—
U.
2-14
12-21
3-
S.
8%
U.
1
1-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
12-31
12-17
8
12-11
65c
(quar.)
common
Insurance
Lumber
S.
25c
5c
11-
12-31
20c
Lines
S.
Vilter
22Vic
7
30c
—
—
preferred
Life
S
Victor
11-30
12-
30c
$1.12%
Extra
11-30
12-21
3
12-28
20c
Gypsum
11-30
3
11-30
12-
12-11
(quar.)
Extra
12-27
12-17
11-30
12-21
$1.06'A
Amer.
Conditioning
Borax
12-27
-
12-10
2
tlOc
(annual)
Chemical, common (quar.)—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
U.
S.
Fidelity &
Guaranty
(Baltimore) —
Quarterly
U. S. Freight Co.
(increased quar.)
U.
Van
11-30
1-
37 %c
.___
Manufacturers
&
Ltd.
Valley National
12-14
4
and
7
12-10
1-
11-23
dep. rets, (inpayment of 5% pence equal to ap¬
proximately- $.048 per depositary share and
12-
7
1
terim
11-20
12- 7
11-26
2-
12-14
43c
income
,
12-21
12-
II-23
and
(quar.)
Improvement,
12-21
1-11
12-10
63c
income
profits
preferred (,quar.)__
Illuminating Co.
United Keno Hill Mines
(quar.)
1-18
12-10
~
12-21
5
11-26
15c
4V4%
12-14
12-14
5
12-
12-12
Fund
investment
net
United
12-22
1-
12-
12-15
Fund
Corp.
United Gas
1-10
2-
12-15
10c
investment
security
from
33c
United
net
from
Income
10c
I-12
2-
12-10
7%
(increased-quar.)
—
12-10
12-15
11-28
45c
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
Co.
;
United
11-28
12-15
12-10
United Funds, Inc.—
7
1
12-14
11-20
12-15
18c
(quar.)
Extra
7
1-
Coal
Fruit
11-22
12-10
45c
(quar.)
common
Electric
United Financial
11-22
12-10
12-10
30c
(quar.)
10-26
11-15
12-10
$1.43%
Gas,
United
7
10-26
12-15
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
7
12-15
5%
(quar.)
Elastic
7
1-
II-30
12-12
$10c
(quar.)
7
1-
12-15
4
50c
;_
&
United
United
1-
50c
Corp.,
Fastener
Preferred
12-10
6%
(quar.)
Ltd.
:
United
12-10
1-15
12 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
Carbon
United-Carr
2
12 Vic
dividend
Board
United
12-10
1-
30c
Aircraft
United
2
16 Vic
Products
United Asbestos
1
12-12
1-
15c
dividend
United
1
12-14
12-22
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Co.
United
1-
12-14
12-31
15c
Materials
&
United
1-
12-31
i75c
40c
Union
11-16
1-18
$69c
._
(quar.)
Extra
11-30
4%
Corp
(quar.)
Investment
12-14
4%
Steel
Union
1
2
3
2
II-27
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
5 Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
12-14
1-
1-
12-27
6%
12-15
1-
7
12-12
48c
Union
11-30
12-10
11-25
Co.,—
(increased-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
60c
133/ic
4%
$4
12-14
12-10
12-
2
1-
$3.70
7
12-
3
$3.50
7
12-
12-11
12-14
32c
dividend
Common
12-14
12-11
(interim)
Corp., common
non-cum.
Stock
12-
1-
shares
partic. 2nd pref.
(quar.)
Bag-Camp Paper Corp. (quar.)
Union Bank (Los Angeles)
(quar.)
60c
2
12-31
I-18
12-14
(quar.)
Union
2
1-
1
12-17
Union
1-
12-
2-
NV-Ordinary (interim)
NV-Ordinary N. Y. shares (interim)
1-
2
4
12-14
$1
11-15
1-
12-
1
25c
12-14
12-31
11-21
1-
American
2
12-14
37Vic
62Vic
Special
7
1
Gas,
Udylite Corp.
Unilever, Ltd.
4
12-15
1-
dividend
Tucson
35c
(quar.)
Photolab, Inc. (stock dividend)
Supply Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)«_Ha.__....,___,._
Tractor
.
2-
5%
12-12
-
$1.40
10-31
12Vic
10c
t75c
t$l
25c
dividend
2
2-6
(quar.)
50c
10c
(quar.)
(year-end)
1-
2%
12-10
12-18
3%
dividend
Insurance
15c
_
1-15
12-21
12-21
2%
25c
div.)
;
2-
12-28
12Vic
(quar.)
Shipyards Corp
Toys
(quar.)
:_
Tonopah Mining Co. (Nevada)
Toronto Star, 6% 1st partic. pfd. (quar.)
Participating
Torrington Mfg. (quar.)
7
$1.25
(stock
$1.42Vi
35c
$1
17Vic
25c
31 Vic
12Vic
37Vic
$1.12Vi
$1.06 Vi
30c
15c
10c
$1
.—/
Co.
Tonka
Sterling National Bank iz Trust" Co.~
fitock dividend
___*
(quar.)—■.
Todd
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Products
(quar.)
:
Tishman Realty & Construction
12-
preferred
(stock
Mirror
12-28
(auar.)
Sterling
Eytra
12-10
•
Lithograph
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Rock Iron Mines, Ltd.
Stepan
2
5%
Stedman
Steep
1-
(quar.)
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)—
dividend)
B
Stauffer
12-24
(quar.)
Universal
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
50c
1-15
12-14
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Tiffany & Co. (quar.)_
Tillie Lewis Foods, Inc.
Time, Inc. (year-end)
(Fla.)-—
Loan
Class
25c
2-
3%
____
1
Co.
(quar.)—
._
7
15c
Market
common
Thrift Investment, common
-
12-10
Stanley Works (quar.)
&
preferred
5%
12-10
Star
Corp. (stock dividend)
Betts Co., common (quar.)___—
Chemical
preferred
4%
'
Extra
$1,49
35c
8c
4%
20c
$1.25
15c
'
a
__—
Thompson-Starrett Co., 70c pfd. (accum.)
Thorofare Markets, Inc., common
(quar.)
12-14
12-14
Company
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc.,
dividend
$5
7
12-
1-
(quar.)
2
preferred
$5.70 preferred
$5.60 preferred
31 Vic
31 Vic
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.,—
Common
(quar.)
1-28
12-27
50c
$5.96
25c
.—
Stock
11-27
$0.51562
:_
$5
11-23
5%
11-23
5%
(quar.)
Thorcas
12-20
12-10
Thomas
1-10
1-10
30c
(quar.)__
dividend
Standard
2
20c
(quar.)
Thiokol
12-31
1-
common
dividend
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.)
11-15
1-15
1-21
_
Inc.,
(quar.)
$1.25
11-13
tlOc
1-15
12-14
$1.21
$1.19
$1
$1.14
28c
25c
(quar.)
Textron,
10-31
12-12
*
}5c
quar.)___
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
Radio,
Standard
Stanley
70c
Products
Standard
Stock
(increased
(quar.)_
pfd.
$4.84
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Tbermogas
93 %c
Oil Co. of Ohio, common
preferred (quar.)_
Paving & Materials, Ltd
Light,
preferred
Stock
10-31
12-10'
(increased)-
Jersey
&
Utilities
4%
11-13
45c
__.
of New
2-
35c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Textiles,
12r20
82'/2c
Indiana
(one
2-
$1.22Vi
10c
20c
$4.76
12-31
Oil Co. [New Jersey] stock for each 115
,
Power
12-31
5%
(quar.)
5c
12-15
14c
3%
(quar.)
preferred
20c
(quar.)
Texas Pharmacal
Texas
com.
1-15
$4.90
12-10
5c
40c
$1.35
$1.31 'A
$1.24
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Producing, common
12-15
75c
-
California,
of
(quar.)__
Gulf
Sulphur (quar.)
Instruments, Inc
$1.45
(quar.)
common
dividend
Co.
pfd.
$5.58
Gulf
Texas
Industries—
convertible
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.96?%
Texas
87'Ac
quar.)
Corp.,
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
50c
dividend
Oil
5
12-
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co.
Standard
5
12-
12-28
Texas
(quar.)
Kollsman
Stock
12-
12-14
93c
(quar.)
Financial
preferred
12-14
10c
Inc.—
(increased
preferred
5.40%
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(guar.)
$4prefesred (quar.)
Texas Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income)
Texas Gas Transmission, common
(quar.)—
Corp.—
1
(quar.)
$4.56
7
12-
,
10c
Brands,
$4.64
11-28
12-14
25c
$1.62'/2
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Texaco,
Inc.
(.quar.)
Texas Electric Service,
11-20
37 Vic
;__
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible preferred
6%
9
2
1-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.50%
(quar.)
4.25%
(quar.)
4.10%
(guar.)
Tex-Tube, Inc., common (quar.)
11-23
12-10
2%
Television
4.60%
11-23
$1.12 Vi
;
4.64%
11-21
12-28
$1.50
3%
(quar.)_
4 72%
1
2c
common
4,90%
4.65%
1-18
1
preferred
preferred
1-15
3
12-
yl2-15
1 %
preferred
4.92%
1-18
12-16
t$1.50
(s-a)
5.10%
5%
I-15
32-
Trunkline Gas
$1.31 V*
$1.3-1
$1.28
$1.27 %
$1.25
$1.23
$1.22 Vi
$1.18
$1.16'A
$1.16
$1.15
$1.12Vi
$1.06 'A
$1.02 Vi
12Vic
15c
45c
$1.27
$1.16
$1.14
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-30
20%
63%c
16c
(reduced quar.)
preferred
5.12%
dividend
2-
(quar.)
Transmission Co.—
preferred
5.24%
1-18
2-
5.25%
11-30
1
25c
(quar.)
com.
12-14
preferred
5c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1-18
1
$1.40%
(s-a)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co.
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
Stock
1
2-
31'Ac
Foods
$3.30
2-
Pipeline,
11-23
12-14
$2.55
35c
class A & class B
preferred
Keys Inc. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)___—
Tennessee Gas
1
27 Vic
'Extra
Stock
12-
on
noncumulative
Tennessee
27'Ac
(quar.)
dividend
Standard
Ten
4
1-21
1
12-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
Quarterly
$3
2-
$L15
(quar.)
Springfield Insurance Co.,
$6.50
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
12-
12-15
Stock dividend
$5
$1.06'A
$1.10
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp. $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common {(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
gprague Electric Go. (quar.)
$5.80
12-17
$1.03%
(quar.)
Spartans Industries. Inc.
(quar.)
Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products, class A (quar.)_
Stafford
12-17
2|
Common
Sparton
Springfield
2
1-
97 Vic
(quar.)
Sovereign Life Assurance
Stock
1-
92 V2C
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred ($25 par)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
B
$1.16V4
$1.50
(s-a>
4.75%
Class
12-17
Service—
preferred
5.62%%
2
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred ($100 par)
3.90 %
1-
19c
(quar.)
com.
$1.25
B'
Class
Gas
11-23
12-21
$5c
Ltd
12-19
2%
9c
9c
3%
$1.25
(Ohio), class A
Telephone Service
12-14
12-14
12-21
J5c
(s-a)
12-28
J40c
$20c
Stock
60c
dividend
Stock
3
$1.07
5%
Southwestern
12-
Power—
1-
15c
Pipe Line
Pipeline,
Transcontinental
50c
50c
(reduced annual)____
Tejori Ranch Co.
11-30
12-17
75C
!_
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
Southwestern
12-10
$1
■:>T~?2v"-
12-14
(quar.)
12-10
27c
$2
18c
Extra
12-10
12-20
10c
(Texas) (monthly)
Paper Mills, common
Corp.
11-27
2%
preferred (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a)
Taylor Instruments (quar.)
Teeumseh Products Co.
(quar.)—
convertible
4.32%
1
Southland
—
dividend
Stock
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Extra
1
$1.06'A
11-23
12-10
12-14
1-
Extra
Taylor & Fenn Co.
1
preferred
(G.),
preferred (quar.)
Tappan Company (quar.)
1
$1.25
12-10
7
1-
,
10-31
10c
25c
t20c
225c
$50c
30c
30c
4%
1
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A %
preferred
(quar.)
5%
(James)
Tamblyn
1
$1.33%
(quar.)
—
11-23
12Vic
(quar.)
Extra
$1.26 y4
common
12-10
7
7
12-
Extra
Trans-Prairie
$9c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Talcott
11-26
70c
7
12-
12-
1-
(quar.)
Corp.
Mountain Oil
Union
11-30
12-17
preferred
Broadcasting
Taft
1-15
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
12-14
30c
-
common
preferred
5.35%
5.05%
11-30
50c
4
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
12-20
3
Inc.—
convertible
5%
12-
2
40c
:
Service,
Food
Szabo
12-15
Trans
6c
Sylvanite Gold Mines (liquidating)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
12-15
1
$1.20
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
Natural
Southern
1
1-
45c
(quar.)
Common
Southern
1-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
S5
preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
$4.50
(quar.)
Co.
&
Trans-Lux
12-
12-10
1-
3
12- 7
,
1-
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
12-10
3%
27c
4
1-
2
1-
$4c
J30c
$25c
«
Corp. Fund,
preferred
preferred
5%
12-10
12-17
$4
6c
,
dividend
Stock
Co.—
1
1-24
12-31
15c
62Vic
(quar.)
Superior Oil Co. (Calif.)
Supervised Shares
E'dison
1-
6%
1-
f20c
t50c
$$1.1-2 Vi
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
12-10
12-10
5c
(quar.)
5%
—_
(increased quar.)
California
Southern
1
1
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Valu Stores, common
preferred (quar.)
Superior Electric Co
12-14
iy2%
11-
12/|c
(quar.)
Super
3
12-
11-26
25c
—
4
2
Mining
Sunshine
12-10
1
12-31
$25c
(quar.)
com.
,
12-31
35c
Co
Telephone
dividend
Southeastern
(quar.)
House Distributing
Sunset
12-14
B
Payable of Rec.
J20c
(quar.)
5%
12-31
Finance, Ltd., class A
Class
12-27
A
36c
25c
(quar.)
Oil Co.
DX
Sunray
12-10
1
12-17
11-23
1-
Holders
When
Share
25c
dividend
Corp.
Traders
1
1
Company
5 A
1
(quar.)
1 12-15
Per
Name of
$5.26 preferred (quar.)
Travelers Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
(quar.)
True Temper Corp., common (quar.)
$1.12
3c
—
(s-a)
Co.
Stock
(increased quar.)
5c
common
(quar.)
dividend
Oil
40c
f-
Ltd.
Drug
Stock
Sup
Public Service—
Co..
Sun
12-10
Corp.,
11-30
12-10
12/2c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
12-10
1-
—
Propane Gas
Preferred
Chemical
Sun
12-
$1.12%
(N. Y.)—•
Inc.
25c
2%
__.
12-31
50c
Stock dividend
Summit
Industries
10c
Piastic Products,
Southeastern
$5 preferred (quar.)
Stuyvesant Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)__
12-10
64/.C
(quar.)
Inc.
Strawbridge & Clothier,
12-10
2
45c
12 %c
15c
$1.25
(quar.)__—__
(quar.)
B
Stowe-Woodward,
12-10
1-
Shop (quar.)
Broadcasting, common
&
Class
12-10
62 Vic
(quar.)
dividend
Southam
3
12-28
40c
:—
Stock
12-
Stop
3UC
(quar.)
Increased
11-29
30c
-
B
Stock
11-29
12-10
56 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4%% pfd.
South Puerto Rico Sugar, common
Class
12-10
Container Corp. (quar.t
Stone (E. B.) Finance, class A (quar.)
Stonecutter Mills, class A and class B
38%c
8%
Southeastern
Stone
57 Vic
South
A
5
11-20|
31 Vic
$1.25
preferred (auar.)_
4.50r)
preferred
(quar.)
4.60 %
preferred
(quar.)
5.125%
preferred (quar.)
Soutn Jersey uas
Co. (quar.)
South Penn Oil Co. (quar.)—
Class
5
11-
10c
5'v
bouuibriage
11-
12-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
American Gold & Platinum Co.—-—
Carolina Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
Souin
12-10
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common
5%
prior preference (quar.)
5%
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-10
11-20
__——_—————
(quar.)
preferred
$1.55
12-15
2
57e
30c
43%c
20c
25c
25c
10c
7%c
5c
10c
(quar.)
20c
__
Co.
Oil
Products
Sonotone
1-
12-10
35c
_ __ _
Sonoco
Stix, Baer & Fuller, common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
SxtrR
Socony-Mobil
Stern
11-29
50c
Wesson
Snap-On
11-29
—
—
&
Smith
12-11
12-11
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
12-14
12
pfd. (quar.)—
Textiles, 4%%
& Stern
30c
30c
quarterly
Extra
Share
1
Seal
Sterling
Laboratories—
& French
Increased
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Smith Kline
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Co.
(quar.)
—
dividend
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
5%
prior pfd.
(initial)
5%
conv.
pfd.
(initial)
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
—
10%
62 %c
—
62 %c
—
,
1-
1
1-
1
$2
12-17
$1
.12-17
12-17
12-17
,
n
12- 3
12- 3
Volume
196
Number
6219
.
.
The
.
Per
Name of
Virginia
S5
Company
Electric
&
Share
Power
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)___
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__—
dividend
12-20
11-30
Yellowknife Bear
11-30
Yocam
12-20
$1.05
11-30
12-20
11-30
$1.20
.
12-20
$1.03
_____;
_.
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke (quar.)_
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Stock
of Company
Yale
12-20
11-30
12V2C
12-10
19c
12-15
&
Towne
Food
Batteries
Von's
Grocery
Vulcan
11-15
Co.
(quar.)
Materials,
6 lA %
common
preferred
U2
(quar.)__.
Mold
11-27
12-15
11-27
12-10
11-23
&
Class
Reed,
A
12-20
12-
Wailuku
12-
5
Zeigler Coal &
12-
5
12-14
11-23
Zenith Electric Supply
Zenith Radio Corp.
15c
Sugar
(quar.)
Co.
12-
,12-21
12-
common
12-14
Street
Investing
Co.,
Bros.,
Preferred
Warner
Common
$4
11-19
&
1
2
1-
2
Washington
Waukesha
5
12-31
12-10
Wayne Knitting Mills
Weiman
Weiss
R.)
/'/
Welch Scientific
Welded
Tube
Wellington
plus
come
Co.
Co.
12-31
12-
44c
from
net
Welsh
(initial
Panel
West
Jersey
West
Ohio
Electronics
(monthly)
11-27
posit
12-14
11-19
such
1-
2
1-
2
12-17
1-
12-
3
capital
Co.
for
cares
11-30
the
industry,
clude
12-15
12-
1
12-20
12-
3
12-15
12-
1
(Fort
Gas
Insurance
6%
preferred
11-30
agent,
12-15
12-
7
Government
12-15
12-
7
(s-a)___
$1.50
Western
Nuclear,
Western
Power
25c
Inc.
&
A
preferred
$2.75
A
12-28
12-
and
11-11
1-
12-12
(quar.)
12-12
12-
V
1
12-17
7
12-20
12-
2-28
68 %c
(quar.)
1-31
(quar.)
4.72%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
5.44%
preferred
$2.55
preferred
Western
Western
Westfair
Class
Corp.
Ltd.,
Foods,
A
common
Class
R
Fund
Inc.
Inc.
2-1
1-
cash
(quar.)
12-20
12-
7
1-
2
made
2
12-
_
.
A
(quar.)
(quar.).
4__
Flyth &
1-15
12-14
H.
12-14
11-23
E.
30c
12-27
12-
3
_v
30c
1-
1
12-15
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
1-
12-27
&
&
1-
1
1-
1
12-20
8iy4c
1-
12-18
4V2%
4 80%
4.76%
Public
Co.
Corn.,
(quar.)_
A
Woodward
Woolf
Iron
&
Bros,
Woolworth
income
Class
—V.
12-15
11-30
75c
1-15
11-30
25c
12-14
12-
20c
12-10
11-30
12-27
12-12
(Detroit),
cl.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_—____.
common
(quar.)
to
of
3%
4
12-10
11-19
12-28
12-
12-
11-20
dep.
1
5
rets.
Press
A
(quar.)_
class
(stock
A
&
class
12-14
12-
1
12-14
12-
12-21
12-
1
4%
I
!
:
common
(quar.)__
Steel
12-
4
12-15
12-
The
C
12-20
$1.12 y2
____
■
_
12-15
12-
30c
12-10
50c
12-21
12-
7
20c
for
for
exchange
an
share
one
of
share
one
Chattillon
of
of
&
founded
Sons,
Co.,
Inc.,
12-10
11-27
12-10
12-
1
25c
1-
2
12-
7
the
194.
an
RCA
infinite
an
future
a
in
New
York
in 1835 is
United States, and
City
precision and commercial
assembles and sells electrical
in
ended
the
wife
for
tion
has
income
springs
and
components.
&
Distributing
to
of
parade
of
uses
,
semiconduc¬
to
28%
$1.,961,806
increase
in
the
the
over
six
months
six-month
ended
figure
of
to
the
have
voted
to not
close
F.
X.
offer
to
more
than
of business
Carroll,
will
company
from
The
to
to
offer
their
of
to
at
stock
holdings
price of $10.50 per
common
Dec.
on
who
buy from stockholders full shares
8%
President,
stockholders
offer,
which
shareholders,
the
Mr.
of
RCA
using
that
Whirlpool Solid State Imperial
semiconductors to be produced
/■..■/ ... ..'
limited
a
production
and
number
would
be
of
teT
the
solid
marketed
state
in
the
laboratory, field and consumer use tests preceded
the
solid
in
now
state
and
use
Solid
her
set
suit
washer.
The
will
mass
provide
and
new
production
of
purpose
dramatic
sale
and
to
changes
consumers.
,
State
Imperial, semiconductors allow the house¬
speed of agitation—from a gentle, lolling action
own
It
lier
allows
ticn
and
infinitely
to
prescribe
are
i
.
White
These
variable
her
own
controls
within
spin
speed as well
completely inde¬
are
the
range
of
Uundering
semiconductors, all changes in speed., of agita-.
accomplished without loss of power;—V
196
With
spin
p. 1922.
her
laundering needs.
and
requirements.
■/;'
Sewing
T
■
Machine
/
...
Corn.—Acmmiti
^r>__
Wbite Slewing Machine has
ufacturing, Pasadena, Calif,
trol devices.
newest
According
addition
Controls
details
to
Division,
the
of
the
announced acquisition of
Wilgus Man¬
a leading
producer of Valves and con¬
White vice-president^TrL. ' Ritter,'"the
to
White
will
and
transaction
organization
relocate
not
were
in
will
be
Ccnneaut,
revealed.
renamed
Ohio.
Wilgus
Financial
,
This relocation will enable Wilgus to
expand its research
and
facilities and increase its production
capacity, Ritter
explained, and will permit the new division to
improve and increase
its product line, while
providing better customer service.
Wilgus manufactures and distributes a line of motor
diaphragm
valves, a wide variety of pressure reducing valves and
engineered
Ritter
water
noted
distribution
specially
control
that
outlets
valves
Wilgus
by
in sizes 4" through 36".
presently engaged in expanding its
to an existing sales organization of
is
adding
engineering
representatives.—V.
196,
p.
2326.,
The company has
its 4%%
first
called for
redemption cn Dec. 31, 1962, $140,000
mortgage series J bends du? March 1, 1989 at
Payment will be made at the First Wisconsin
Trust Co.,
Milwaukee.—V. 196, p. 221.
1C0.54%.
(John)
The
Wood Industries Ltd—To Redrom
has called for redemption on Dee.
outstanding 4%%
cumulative prefmr^d stock
share, plus accrued dividends—V. 196, p. 1922,
of
corporation
Jewelers
of
Florida
has
nounced bv officials of both
The 20 Duval
Miami,
as
will
opinion
for
the
will
year
are
all
per
the
a
was
an¬
it
company
separate
Zale
Zale
division
of
organization
with
an
as
far .south
Zale's,
expressed
excellent
the
foundation
Florida,
Duval stores sovead
throughout the state in 15
major
expect to be in a good position for further de¬
other key cities," remarked Zale President
Ben A
fully
into
•
"The
The
as
provide
in
Lipshy.
annual
joined
Dallas-based
expansion
we
velopment
operated
Duval
"With the 20
markets,
1982,
C1C3
companies.
stores, which extend from Jacksonville
be
of
that
further
at
Co.—^Acouisition—
ZaJe Jewelry
".■DUval
P.M.—
24,
its
Duval
stores
volume,"
company,
Mr.
will
add
'several
million
dollars'
to
Zale's
Lipshy said.
listed
on
the
American
Stock
Exchange, last fiscal
showed sales of nearly $63 million. For the current
year, sales
considerably ahead'of a year ago. During the six months ended
30,
1962,
$25,904,995
On Dec. 3,
turer
Zale's
the
showed
previous
net
sales
year.—V.
of
196,
$30,051,056e
p,
as
compared
1814.
of
Inc.—-Debentures Sold Privately—
1962, this Erie, Pa., designer and manufac¬
mechanical
power transmission, fluid con¬
trol, and hydromechanical products, announced the
completion of negotiations with the John Hancock
Mutual Life Insurance Co. for the
purchase of $1,500.000 of its debentures. The debentures will fall
due
over
a
period
extending to 1977.
According to
Frank
W.
Zurn, Vice-President
Secretary-Treasurer, "a portion of the funds will
to
refinance
the
and
be
company's outstanding indebt¬
edness."
a
announced.
buy
one
have
12
share
of
stock
shares
or
less
the
at
the
on
same
record
addition," the Zurn official continued, "about a
of the funds acquired will be utilized in the
acquisition of a substantial number of new automatic
third
machine tools necessary to the progress of our exten¬
sive
now
dale.
1362
manufacturers
"In
Directors
amounting
pries
appliance
nylons and delicately constructed articles to the
turbulent agita¬
needed
to launder heavily soiled
w.orkclothes—and anywhere
used
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—Stock Repurchase
of
enable
Zurn Industries,
achieved record volume and profits in the six
30, 1962, Arnold E. Abramson, President, an¬
amounted
in
RCA
pendent
Corp.—Earn¬
Offer—
The
announced
in-between.
to
Sept.
The
appliances designed for
In
Eept.
Publishing
will
appliance
public.
were
components
common
outstanding.
shares
sells
and
computers.
Extensive
Officials
1,200,000
manufactures
company
Carroll said
may
diate
use.
utilize
The
will
will
company
pany
(quar.)
call
Mr.
Abramson
called
the
continuing growth in the company'.",
profits a reflection of solid advertiser and reader support of specialinterest magazines within the multi-billion dollar leisure and home
11-23
3
garments."—V.
the market
test is to determine consumer acceptance of
semiconductor controls
and
their reaction to the benefits such controls
offer;
The first
models will carry a premium
price, although Mr. Mahaffay stated
that within the next few years
semiconductors will replace many
over-the-counter.
Net income for
the current period
rose
15%
over
the year-ago
period and amounted to $90,073, equivalent to $0.27 a share. This
compared with $77,817, equivalent to $0,24 in the 1961 period,
snare,
3
In
home
the
to
jWhirlpool
of
Corp.
31,
stock
30, 1962, for a
$1,530,448 a year ago.
as
12-
introduced
possible
semiconductors
and
first
spring.
said.
Sert,
1-11
$1.25
Wyman-Gordon
Corporation
Products
Aero
nounced.
3
1-25
37'/a
(quar.)
V/s'a
preferred (quar.)__
Wyandotte Chemicals
(quar.)
12-26
5c
10c
Industries
traded
merger
common
stampings,
194, p. 1553.
months
1
30%
B
dividend)_:
Co.
Corp.,
the
Universal
10-19
17%c
Extra
Worthington
Corp.— Merger Approved—
approximately $.041
class
make
beginning of
of
specialized
improvement markets.—V. 196, p. 1288.
British
12-11
on
is
ended Dec.
Chatillon
Tctal
40c
56y4c
less
12-21
25c
(initial)
.
Amer.
1-10
6 y2c
dividend
Publishing
12-10
1-31
(quar.)
Color
2
12-14
equal
World
1-
11-30
5c
payment
World
Wvckoff
the
for sale
ings at Record High—
12-20
to ,.the
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Partial
Redeinoliou
11-30
24c
Enterprises,
B
Stcck
Xerox
metal
10-31
12-15
has
controls.
the
2.5
—-
11-30
ll'/ac
pfd.,
Inc.__—:—.
the oldest manufacturer of spring scales in the
produces commercial and industrial scales, force measuring instal¬
ments, and precision and commercial springs. A subsidiary, Webster
11-30
37 Vic
(quar.)
6%
stock
Mailman
Ared
Jobn
12-15
12-15
Co.—-
new
&
4.5
—
precision machine components and elec¬
tromechanical assemblies for aircraft, missiles,
jet engines, space
vehicles
and
nuclear
energy
installations.
12-15
share)
per
Wometco
Wyatt
1-15
50%
Co.,
tax
12-12
1-31
$1.19
.
Lothrop,
.(Semi-annual
12-27
$1.24
quar.)_
preferred
&
11-23
(quar.)
Co.
Products
ton
surviving corporation will have
United
12-14
(initial)
Insurance
Earth
stockholders of United
of
Areo
Mr.
The
$1.20
dividend
Woodward
terms
stock,
$1.10
Newspaper Machinery
Stock
11-23
-
1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
B.)
6.0
Co.__—
1962, the combined sales of the new
will be approximately $6 million, the announcement said.
Electronics
(quar.)
Aluminum
Wolverine
1-
7
8c
(quar.)
Service
class
12-10
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
(Howard
Wolverine
12-10
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
(increased
Oil
The
3
Light
preferred
Common
Wood
&
preferred
Wisconsin
12-18
40c
;
(quar.)
(monthly)
preferred
4.96%
Wolf
pfd.
1-31
12-
Power
preferred
preferred
4.40%
18%c
(quar.)
Power
3.0
.
Aero
30,
year
ccmpany
12-20
2-21
15c
!
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.25
Electric
Wisconsin
.
1
15c
Inc.
Co.
Company
preferred
Co
&
Areo
the
For
12-20
United
Sons
Stores
Wisconsin
3
12-
11-15
75c
(quar.)
&
Co.,
Winn-Dixie
Wolf
is
..
4
12-27
Nov.
United
(quar.)
4.5
WagenseUer & Durst, Inc.
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
&
voted to
merge the company into
John Chatillon & Sons, of New York.
Chattillcn
changed its name to Aero-Chattillon Corp. when the
merger became effective Dec. 3, 1962
In announcements made joinf.lv liere and in New York, Norton
W., Mailman, Chairman and President of the 127-year old privately
held Chattillon
Corp., and Broge Matarese,
President of United
Areo, said the merger was approved by more than 99% of all votes
cast by stockholders.
8
12-10
good
a
essential
many new benefits to consumers."
state physics is the basic science behind
satellites
3.0
6.0
Co._
Noyes & Co.__
Ryons & Co
United
On
7
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
4.5
Co
7
12-
stated.
with
area
is
semiconductors, the
particles
which
do
electronic
jobs
once
requiring electro¬
mechanical switches, vacuum tubes, resistors and other
complicated
electrical components.
Semiconductors have been a vital part cf the
progress of space technology, aircraft,
radio and computers.
Ap¬
pliance design engineers have studied the use of semiconductors
for some time, but have been
stymied by the cost of using them in
heme
appliances—relatively inexpensive items compared to rockets,
11-15
25c
(quar.)
&
Co._—
J.
1
Inc.—
Co.
&
Witter
Jackson
Staats &
6.0
Inc.__
Co.,
1-
10c
Williams
Wiser
is
offer
4.5
2%
(auar.i
Brothers
&
4.5
25c
Landa
Mr.
an
development
%
Sutro-
Hemphill,
30c
:
below:
forth
6.0
Lester,
$1.31 Vi
.___
a
Webber,
Will.am R.
Co
&
Hutton
F.
Dean
12-17
preferred (quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
underwriting
share the un¬
an
Curtis
10.0
12-14
1
514%
Oil
Hentz
Paine,
15.0
11-15
11-16
(quar.)
Outstanding
^
set
percentages
20.0
1
12-10
(John)
I
Inc—
2
12-10
Williams
respective
1-
12-24
preferred
the
1-
85c
314%
in
c
50c
preferred
Co.,
Schwabachsr
White
preferred
purchase
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Brothers__/____i_
11-30
Stores,
subject to the terms of
from the Bank at $37.50
Lehman
$1.25
common,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
•
3
12-
Corp.
shares
12-14
12-15
Wickes
to
12-14
18%
_____________________
common
the
EFFECT
18 %c
__
class
in
.
highly' successful basis
growth of the Bank.
commitment
agreement
1-15
12-31
Wieboldt
firm
a
1-15
15C
dividend
GIVING
a
12-10
1-
35C
Stock
contributed
on
stock' ($7.50 par)____.
" 4,000,000 shstirs 2,435,525 Shs.
UNDERWRITERS-—The underwriters named below have severally
1
or
(quar.)
Co.,
operated
substantially to
available ■,at t,the Hea<&.
are
Capital
1
12-
Whippany Paper Board iquar.)_____
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4%,%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
county funds and, as
sale of United States
Authorized
35c
in
that
services
has
program
CAPITALIZATION
7
12-
12-15
Kingdom,"
being
tiny
these services include estate
7
12-15
of
automatic washer employing
Whirlpool Solid Stats Imperial, '
number of agitation and
spin speeds within the range of all laundering requirements,
They
do this with remarkable efficiency and
reliability.
T
; Termed
by Whirlpool engineers as a "major breakthrough in ap¬
pliance engineering," this first uss of semiconductors in automatic
Cclid
and municipal bonds.
complete corporate apd
offers
7
135c
(payable
Ltd.,
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
Motor
has
t$l
(quar.)__.
preferred
7
1-
1-
63 %c
9]/2C
Wilson
and
country
Bank
the
diversified
and
This
1:50c
:
.
(George),
Wilcox
corporation
semiconductors
to
1,
subscribed
(quar.)
:
Air Brake (quar.)
Westmoreland,
Weston
1-
T
10c
preferred
Westminster
and
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Westinguouse
7
$3
Alabama.
of
Utilities
Oifice.
18c
(quar.).
common
Western Tablet & Stationery
5%
preferred (quar.)
Western
1
5'
1-
1
2-
2-
2-1
complete
13c
•
Co.,
(cuar.)
Railway
2-
59c
United
Whirlpool Corp.—New Washer Line—
versatility
as
Oct.
to
3
'
'
(quar.)
Publishing
Class-B
59c
68c
.:
:
(quar.)
the
advantage
"The RCA Whirlpool Solid. State Imperial,"
Whirlpool's
research
Vice-President
William
H.
Mahaffay,
"brings the technology of solid state physics down to earth and
puts it to work for the housewife. The demonstrated reliability and
1957 the Bank's entire operation was conducted
at
one
location, in the Union Bank Buildings at the Northeast
corner
of
Eighth and '-Hill/Streets, ■iXtisv Ahgeles, Calif. On that
date the Bank inaugurated its Regional Banking Program which
Is designed to
provide in each Regional Head Office the same,
11-14
12-31
59 %c
L
(quar.)_
preferred
Wiley
,T/;//.
/,
in
the
2711.
p.
under
Prior
11-19
25c
59 %C
1
1st
6%
and
state,
and
of
city
purchase
the
for
Division
services
trustee
4
2-1
10c
(quar.)
B
preferred
$4.25
v ■
custodianship and trusteeship
under living
trusts
administrator, executor, guardian, conservator and
wills. For corporations the Bank, through its Trust
Division, acts as registrar, transfer agent and dividend paying agent
for stock
issues and as trustee for bond issues
and pension and
profit sharing plans.
5
12-10
12-14
$1.50
common
/
management,
12-
2
62y2c
(quar.)
orders
obligations
Trust
state,
12-14
2
12-20
1-
handles
The
Federal,
private trust facilities. For individuals,
12-31
:_
4.72%
$5
1-
for
12-21
15c
(initial)
Gas,
preferred
4.75%
7%-
1-21
30c
cl.
.:■
Canadian nonresident t»«.
tax.
line
has
of
industrially-oriented la oor.
manufacture of our quality line of foundation
.
4.75%
I
3Cc
Co._
Securities,
location
introduction
depositary
a
12-23
17 Vac
(quar.)_.
Slimwear
our
supply
washers
30c
(quar.)
Service
for
"The
niail, the development of special facilities such as the rapid clear¬
of checks, and the adaptability and flexibility necessary to
inest the needs of a changing and growing community. The Bank
57c
(quar.)
Kansas)
Scott,
Western
is indicated here.
payment
ing
Casualty & Surety Co.
Western
corrected
of -customers primarily engaged in commerce,
and the professions. Its progressive policies in¬
mechanization
of banking
services, banking by
rapid
gains)r_
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)__
Western
Eancorporation (quar.)
Western
Dromore, County Down, to manufacture quality foundation
it was announced by William R. Landa, Vice-President
company's International Division.
>
Although initial plans call for the manufacture of foundation
garments, provision will be made for expansion in the
event, that
the company should later decide to manufacture its
Hathaway shirt
Tine in Northern Ireland.
The factory site is large enough to enable
the company to double present facilities.
"Warner Brothers is leasing this plant to meet a growing demand
semiconductor
The
needs
finance
the
(quar.)__—
com.
in
the
of
Non¬
source.
-
S. funds; less 15%
terms
negotiations
no
garments,
The
incorrect.
acquisitions
favorable
has concluded negotiations with the Government
company
Northern Ireland for the establishment of an 18,000
sq. ft. fac¬
tory
is
10c
RR.,
the
at
7%.
and loan functions of a commercial and savings bank and
special services as collection facilities/ processing foreign ex¬
transactions, escrow services and safe deposit facilities. It
12-15
7VaC
i__
Seashore
&
Gas
v
was
date
jecord
11-15
12-14
change
12-14
•
1:/
10c
A (quar.)
investment in¬
Corp.
tax.
Jamaica income
30c
Wells-Gardner
income
3%
Continued. from pac/e 8
12-10
5% T
class
from
11-30
7
12-20
1-
6 Vic
America,
(13c
12-12
11-27
12 Vac
(quar.)
of
Fund
7
General Corporation and
Investment News
f
1
50c
A
7
12-
deductible
tax
future
says
12-10
50c
(quar.)
class
tax
resident
with
connection
tors in home appliances,
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-
12-28
dividend)
in
Warner Brothers Co.—To Establish Plant in Ireland
for this dividend.
funds,
15%;
date and/or
50c
Company (stock dividend)
Stores, Inc., class A (quar.)
(H.
British
Less
11-19
29c
(quar.)_
Bros.
Weissbcrr.
Canadian
tax
t Payable in U.
11-19
$1.25
Power
stock
Less
12-15
$1 A 12-15
(initial).
(quar.)
(annual
Previously published date
1-11
10c
(quar.)
Water
Motor
12-14
12-28
12-14
2-
12yac
(quar.)
common
12-31
25c
y
50c
Washington Oil Co.
11-30
5c
' 25c
.
12-14
15c
preferred
Washington Natural Gas,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
12-12
(quar.)
12-14
1-
__—
convertible
in
resident
Pnarmaceulical—
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
used
The
of
washers
1-
16c
(quar.)
Clutch
12-10
12-10
12-10
$1.37 y2
:
$3
Inc.
Brake
Co.
a
ii-14
12-31
Corp.,
t Payable
.
11-19
12-12
6c
(quar.)
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
12-10
12-10
(annual)
Electric
1-10
35c
Foods
x
(Walt) Productions
pfd. (quar.)
5y2%
common
Brcs.
Warner
Disney
See
Baking
Warner
Coke
♦Transfer books not closed
11-19
40c
_•
Disney.
Ward
7
Zion
investment
net
12-14
1-10
Ziegler Coal & Coke (quar.)
7
12-
12-10
31 Vic
-.
(from
income)
Walt
12-
12-14
5c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Walgreen Company (quar.)
Wall
12-28
Extra
12-7
5c
Corp.,
11-15
1-15
7
12-21
$7.50
Wakefield
12-28
12-15
share
(increased-quar.)
7
30c
_.
12-21
50c
Corp.
12-14
5
12-20
12-20
15c
Electric
12-28
held)
$1,561/4
B
Wagner
8-31
15c
(l/26th
be
may
opportunity to make an acquisition upon
arise, but at the present time there are
pending or anticipated."—V. 196, p. 2326.
5-31
9-15
25c
(quar.)
and
an
should
2-28
6-15
$1.25
-,t—:
if
53
11-30
3-15
25c
(quar.)
dividend)
share
5c
class
12-15
5c
(quar.)
common
(stock
each
$1.43%
M
Waddell
B
for
^_____
Iron_
&
12-15
Tube
&
Door
20c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan
Youngsiown Sheet
Youngstown Steel
Zale Jewelry Co.,
__i.__i._i_
5% %
5%
11-15
Class
5
10c
11-30
c
12-
10c
12-15
121/2
(quar.)____
12-31
10c
12-15
treasury
<
12-11
10c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)—;
2
1-
4c
York Research Corp., class A
(quar.)
Young Spring & Wire Co. (quar.)
11-30
Payable of Rec.
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
15c
iy2%
—_____—
Products
(quar.)
Mines_
20c
Vita
Share
Mfg.
Ho'ders
When
Per
Name
11-30
$1.01
(quar.)
$4.80
of Rec.
(2425)
Holders
12-20
$1.25
T
$4.20
When
Payable
Financial Chronicle
35c
(quar.)
com.
,
$4.12
Commercial and
be
made
expire
had
the offer
some
shares
at
1.384
of Its
to
be
formally
3
p.m.,
c
is
letter
a
28,
snares
being made
excess
in
Dec.
cash
acquired
"in
for
to
1962,
be
On
mailed
Dec.
5,
outstanding.
order
which
will be held
that
it has
in
the
the
no
com¬
imme¬
company's
of
expansion and modernization program; We are
in the process of achieving a considerable degree
in our manufacturing operations, and
automation
this
new
investment
will
aid
immeasurably towards
attaining that goal with the subsequent benefits of
improved product quality, increased productivity, and
lower costs," he concluded.—V. 196, p. 2326.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2426)
.
.
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPQSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
will
Mobile
County
Mobile),
O.
(P.
receive
a.m.
ALABAMA
(MST)
purchase
Alabama
$1,000,000
of
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Bond Sale—The
offered
awarded
were
headed
$3,885,000 bonds
28—v.
Nov.
196, p. 2127—
to
syndicate
a~
from
inclu¬
2002
Oct.
1
sive.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
&
Cutler.
Bank
National
of
at
Ariz.
Tucson,
a
Bond
Offering
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until
jail
courthouse
and
for $610,000
314s, due
$1,835,000
bonds,
Feb.
on
follows:
as
from
1
1967
1971
to
from
1
1972
bonds,
Feb.
1978;
3V2s, due
$350,000
from
and
1977
1,
1979 to
Feb.
on
1
for
$245,000 3%s, due
1 from
1965 to
3s,
$205,000
1.972
from
$100,000
1977
inclusive;
1990
Feb.
on
from
1
1
inclusive;
1978; $660,000
3%s, due
to
Feb.
on
1,
syndicate:
White, Weld & Co.; Goodbody &
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.; Scharff
Jones, Inc.;
&
Clement
A.
Evans
Co.; Eddleman, Pollok & Fos-
dick,
Inc.;
Arnold
C.
&
V.
H.
Sattley
Co.;
&
Derbes, Inc.; and Allen
Ewing & Co.
Sale—An
industrial
000
sold
was
to
Kraus,
composed of
group
Co.,
as
and
Hayden,
Miller
Due
Sjemi-annu-
3,730,000
11
for
11
414s.
Due
semi-annu¬
Due
to
inclusive.
1986
Super¬
(PST)
purchase
Jan.
on
1,
1962.
Principal
National
by
Bank
&
Trust
Cim-
of Mobile. Legality approved
panv
White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose.
(J-J)
Bond
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Sale
bonds
Nov.
27
—
awarded
ern
—
The
totaling
from 1965
payable
be
receive
Dec.
at
and
at
the
17 for
000 school
196,
v.
until
to the Citizens & South¬
National
the purchase of
$404,-
bonds.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
dicate
headed
America
as
N.
by
T.
at
interest
sold
was
Bank
of
Atlanta,
1966 to
the
&
S.
of
cost
Seward,
a
syn¬
Bank
A.,
of
of
sealed
City
bids
Standard
the
Time)
purchase
bonds.
on
Clerk,
until
Dated
8
will
p.m.
1,
17
for
water
1962.. Due
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
M-S.
17,000
Legality
ap¬
Flagstaff), Ariz.
Offering
—
G.
D.
Secretary/of the Board of Regents,
-
Francisco,
15, 1371.
15
1967
50,000
to
Oct. 15 from
and
Oct.
15,
15,
1962,
Interest
approved
by
Or-
Herrington
&
the
syndi¬
White & Co.
Dated
District,
San
Bernardino County, Calif.
3.44%.
of
1,
1962.
Sale—The
bonds
p.
$60,000
offered
2327—were
school
Dec.
3
awarded
Francisco,
100.44,
a
as
3V2s,
basis
of
at
Bond
•
;
1963
1976
45,000
3s.
offered
Bank
&
Legal¬
1978
trict,
bonds,
to
on
on
on
Union
for
School
to
1977
to
1984
1988
interest
on
Jan. 1 from
Jan. 1
inclusive;
on
of
Dec.
on
,
Herrington
Dahlquist,
&
COLORADO
15
from
1977
Dec. 15 from
Sal e—The
—
The
Colo.
$320,000
offered
Nov.
re¬
27—
2128—were awarded to
p.
First
Louis,
Sch. Dist* No 50
Westminster),
Sale
National
of?
St.
Thompson
&
Bank
Luce,
and
price of 100.009,
a
net interest cost of about 3.13%^
a
follows:
$80,000 31/4S, Due
1966
1982 inclusive.
County,
Bond
i
inclusive.
on
(P. O.
as
Dec. 15 from
on
Adams County
Crowe, Inc., at
,
to
20,000 3s. Due
Oct.
on
1
inclusive.
1971
Oct.
on
from
f
1, 1972.
20,000 2.90s. Due
Dist.,
Calif.
on
Oct. 1, 1973.
25,000 2.95s. Due
on
Oct. I, 1974.
25,000 3s. Due
<$5,500,000
Oct., 1, 1975.
on
25,000 3.05s. Due
offered
Nov.
Bank, both
a
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
..
on
Oct. 1, 1976.
300,000 2s.
Due
Due
900,000 214s.
1970
Jan.
2
from
1967 inclusive.
300,000 414s.
.
Jan. 2, 1968.
on
on
Due
7
v
214s.
Jan. 2 from
on
2
Jan.-
Due
2.80s.
1980
Due
to
on
1983
of
the
will
7:30
the
on
Jan.
of
on
Jan.
from
1964
inclusive. The bonds
able
2
inclusive.
proved
by
18
1, 1963.
to
1983
-callable.
are
pay¬
Treasurer's
County
Brighton!
office,
Jan.
the
at
bids
Dec.
$1,000,000
of
Dated
1
Edu¬
sealed
(MST)
purchase
bonds.
school
Combs,
Board
receive:
p.m.
Colo.
V.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Jan. 2 from
on
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
Legality
Tallmadge
&
ap¬
Tall-
madge.
Sacramento
1965
1978
Bond
George, Clerk
Supervisors,
bids
at
(PST),
Sale—The $360,000 school
196, p.
of the
will
Dec.
on
Dated
Jan.
from
Calif.
19
$2,315,000
to
for
Due
1988
10
pur¬
BondOffering
pay¬
County Treasurer's of¬
-
Lodovico
Magrini, Town Treasurer, will
sealed
ceive
(EST)
of
on
bids until
11:30
re¬
a.m.
Dec. 18 for the purchase
$1,255,000 school bonds. Dated
Jan.' Jan. 15, 1963. Due
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able at the
a.m.
bonds.
on
Hartford), Conn.
of
sealed
the
school
15, 1963.
1965
until
Enfield, Thomosonville (P. O.
L.
Board
receive
Sacramento
of
15
County, Calif.
County,
Offering—Betty
chase
Irvington School District, Alameda
CONNECTICUT
San Juan Unified Sch. Dist.,
cost
$100,000
27—v.
on
cation,
until
Adams City),
Offering—O.
of
$175,000
from
Due
•
Ccunty Sch. Dist. No. 14
O.
Secretary
Due
"
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
900,000 2%s.
from
(P.
for
Jan. 2, 1969.
to'1972 inclusive.
1,200,000
Adams
2.72%,
Bond
on
1979.
Oct. 1, 1980."
on
of
:
1965 to
Dis¬
Jan. 1 from 1985
Nov.
Bank,- New
Legality approved by
v."-196,
from
15
inclusive.
Francisco, at
1978
inclusive.
bonds offered
Manhattan
City.
of
cost
price of 100.04,
of
i
Bond
Chase
funding bonds
er-Anglo National
$315,000
inclusive^
334s, due
to
on
the
York
of
San
1965
price
3.48%, for
net
Treasurer's office in Marysyille or
the
Dec.
on
Due
bonds
1,600,000
a
1962.
Oct. L
$140,000
100.0004,
April 1,
50,000 314s. Due
$254,000
a
Dated
April 1 from' 1965 'to 2002"
on
Wells Fargo Bank and the Crock¬
from
of
about
bonds.'
21
rev¬
Oct. 1, 1978.
Jan. 1 from 1985
at
Dec.
purchase of $250,000
on
Jan. 1 from
High
Marysville
on
inchisiye; vPnncipal,.aiid interest
(A-O)
payable 4 at, the ■. County
of
follows:
$300,000 5s.;,Due
Jan. 1
bonds,
the
at
25,000 3.20s. Due
1988 inclusive.
trict
for
a.m;
196, p'. 2227—were awarded to the
inclusive; and $100,000
33/4s, due
bids
(PST)
11
a
to
Angeles,
inclusive;
3V2s, due
590,000
Bank
price
-a
v
1977
receive. sealed
C;
will
United
the
Los
William
—
Bossen, : County ; Treasurer,
Oct. 1, 1977.
&
3.50%,
314s, due
Offering
on
at a
price
interest cost
net
d
o n
on
Co., E. F.
Taylor
&
Co.,
Co.,
California
B
•
25,000 3.15s. Due
awarded
of
County Junior Colleg^i Dist.,
25,000 3.10s. Due
school
3—v.
follows:
as
at
as
Sacramento
Bond,
&
'
28—v.
Dec.
of
Yuba
the
1973 inclusive.
to
Or¬
Herrington
Sutcliffe.
196,
to
National
135,000 3%s. Due
Hooker & Fay, and J. A. Overton
Co.,
27—v.
awarded
Due
1974 to
pay¬
Treasurer's
County
Legality approved by
Orrick,
County, Calif.
composed
the
yJYfv.-
Nov.
1967
to
inclusive.
Ventura County,
Due
•
85,000 314s.
Sale —The $1,084,000
California
<
Sacramento City Unified Sch.
2127—were
p.
Dec. 1 from
on
net' interest
a
3.40%,
$25,000 5s.
Districts,
bonds
a
about
offered
100.0003, "
Principal
County Treasurer's office.
Riverside
>
California
■
bonds.
Sutcliffe.
Dist.,
Francisco,
about
Dec. 1,
on
from
1
from
1
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
3!/2s, due
to the Bank of America
N.T.&S.A.
price
Dec.
314s, due
School
Dec.
1977.
to 1984
of
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Inc., William R. Staats &
Bloomington
San
Due
Dec.
!
Crocker-Anglo
San
inclusive.
100.05,
Co., Stone & Youngberg, Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Sterol and C. N.
196,
1975
Due
pur¬
Due on Jan.
1974
to
Dahlquist,
enue
^
Dec. 1 from
on
on
2227—were
$494,000 Valley Union School Dis¬
inclusive.
on
from
1
inclusive.
on
•!;'
196*8 to
to
Bond
Due
20,000 3.10s.
&
members
& Smith
1970
3s.
Hutton
inclusive.
Due
bonds
Dec; 1 from
011
office.
Dec. .1, 1966. ~ Due
Due
Due
V'
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Due
1964
at
rick,
Bond Sale—-The $290,000 school
& S. A. of
Dec.
on
Shearson, Hammill
Oct. 15 from
on
$110,-
from
inclusive.
Dahlquist,
Merrill
Due
*Y;. y/'-U
on
1975 inclusive.
School
p.
5s.
1,1964
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
follows:
as
from
1963.
5,
p.m.
the
school
$151,000
to the
Bank of America N. T.
group
Oct.
on
of
as
1972 inclusive;
3s.
•.•'••'vi
.
net
a
3.12%,
Dec.
on
-
-
200,000 314s.
•
sold
was
from
cate:
of
Miller,
.
Jan.
until
Due
1973 to
*
Rio
issue
bonds
about
Oct.
building
College (P. O.
Sale—An
school
196,
15
Oct.
on
1985
l/10s.
Oct,
on
1980
Legality
—v.
Bend
Bond
3.39%,
inclusive.
1975
to
Other
by Preston, Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
I
ARIZONA
:-h
School District Solano
Hemet School
1986.
proved
Arizona State
to
1981
(Alaska
Dec.
$226,000
Sept.
1970
353,000 3y2s. Due
E.
receive
75,000
White &
*vm-»o
a
Sutcliffe.
Beatrice
on
of
to
1976
rick,
—
L.
I.
about
Due
1965.
1967 to
County, Calif.
San
of
150,000 2%s.
San
100.03,
about
on
100,000 3s. Due
Dated
Alaska
Offering
io
school
25,000 314s. Due
as
ALASKA
JiSno'
Fairfield
follows:
A-O.
Watts,
& Co., and C. N.
Co.,
Co.,
Schwabacher
and
••
and
^nd interest (J-D) payable at the
$745,000
to
price of
a
$125,000 5s. Due
2V4s, 2V2S and 2.80s.
Bond
Brooks
000
cost
25,000 3s.
& " Miller,
&
of
1:45
for
composed of
price of 100.03,
a
$50,000 414s.
Youngberg,
&
offered
2127—were
p.
group
Francisco,
Co., at
Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
Podesta
chase
Dated
of
sealed
receive
11
Dec.
on
Ep-
Board
Stockton; until
at
able
$500,000 hospi¬
196,
a
will
California, N. A., both of
interest
syndi¬
Inc., E. F. Hutton &
Stone
County, Calif.
bonds
the
of
v
W,
Principal and interest (J-J)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank;
Bank of
Or-
by
the
Lundborg
1971
Solano and Napa Counties, Calif.
2127—were
p.
Inc.,
and
improvement
offered
Merrill
& Smith
20,000 2%s.
Cruz
21—v.
follows:
$20,000
Calif.
Santa
125,000 3V4S. Due
$340,000
of
members
Irving
Offering—Sealed bids will
1972
Bend
Other
of
and interest payable at the Ameri¬
can
the
Interest
approved
cate:
Dated Jan.
1
Principal
Santa Cruz,
net
Nov.
Nov.
&
Cruttenden,
a.m.
the
1, 1963.
Francisco,
1, 1972 to Feb. 1, 1983.
1962.
1,
Jan. 1, 1987
on
'
construction
cliffe.
Co.,
Wallace,
of
$220,000 school bonds.
school
ally from February and Aug.
Dated
B.
Board
until
tal
.
ally from Aug. 1, 1963 to Feb¬
and Aug. 1, 1972.
Nov.
Legality
Due
Bond Sale—The
San
Armijo Joint Union High Sch. Dist.,
3%s.
ruary
Dated
M-N.
bids
(PST)
1988.
Nov. 1, 1988; awarded to
on
Jan. 1 from
on
District, San
Offering—Ralph
Supervisors,
-
inclusive.
Santa Barbara
1
School
person^Clerk
5
Nov. 1 from
on
;
Lompoc Hospital District,
Nov.
on
from
1
1
1985 to 1987 inclusive.
&
follows:
$2,270,000
Ana
Dec.
on
$6,000,-
Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt,
Inc., McDonald) & Co., Ball, Burge
&
Santa
Nov.
on
Due
25,000 l/10s. Due
Aptos Union Elementary Sch. Dist.,
issue of
3.40s.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
development bonds
a
the
and
1980 inclusive.
225,000 3V2s. Due
ner
County Treasurer's office..
Development
Board, Ala.
Bond
Offering—L.
of
Due
Due
1986
&
Joaquin County, Calif,
Bond
1977 inclusive.'
to
Or¬
Herrington
Sutcliffe.
a
from
1
Jan.
on
by
approved
Dahlquist,
3.35%,
Jan.
on
Due
20,000 l/10s.
from
inclusive.
1976 to
to
1978
1
about
Legaltiy
rick,
Woods
Due
5s.
130,000 3V2s.
1 from
Nov.
on
1975
of
cost
60,000 314s.
Blyth & Co., Inc., Dean, Witter
Orange County, Calif.
Clerk
3.37%,
Nov.
price of 100.08,
a
fice.
Bank
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
from 1981 to 1984 inclusive.
Tucson, New York
Alamitos School District,
interest
Mobile Industrial
payable
CALIFORNIA
Bond
&
in
San i $150,000
of
inclusive.
3]4s.
150,000
interest
the
to
S, A. of San
follows:
as
of
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
interest
and
A.
net
syn¬
1974
on
1971
to
from
& Co.,
to
inclusive.
Other members of the
Interest J-J.
a
Bank
price of 100.0009,
a
3s. Due
1972
on
1974 in¬
Francisco, at
'
to
135,000
by Chapman & Cutler.
$840,000
and
Due
1963.
1965 to
Chicago. Legality approved
or
1963
callable. Inter¬
1,
S.
&
$260,000 5s. Due
1
to
the
follows:
inclusive.
bonds.
by
T.
N.
sold
was
net interest cost of about
4
Jan.
bank
a
City
June
on
1992
are
1, from
Principal
at
Due
to
improvement
clusive.
Feb. 1 from 1985
on
America
Dated
3V2s,
1979
headed
17
J-D.
Jan.
inclusive;
1976
Feb.
on
1984
due
to
314s, due
and
due
1971
1976
Dated
Feb.
on
bonds
dicate
175,000
1962.
1,
1,000,000
inclusive.
1981
school
$6,000,000
bonds.
revenue
The bonds
est
2,050,000 road and bridge bonds,
Dec.
:
Bond Sale—An issue of $970,000
follows:
Dec.
and
in
of
purchase
as
from
clusive; $250,000 3!4s, due on
(MST)
a.m.
$5,000,000
in¬
1976
to
10
the
for
inclusive; $625,000 3s, due on
Feb.
N. T. &
as
Fields,
Mary
—
of about
3.41%,
awarded
of America
a
the First
Memphis,
2025—were
■Santa. Clara County, Calif.
'
Francisco, at
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., and
Cupertino Union School District,
revenue
1962. Due on
to
1965
10
for the
20
Dec.
on
until
bids
sealed
1964
J-J.
to
1983
Legality
on
Jan. 15 from
'inclusive.
approved
Berry & Howard.
Interest
by
Day,
Volume
196
Number
6219
The
.
.
.
and Financial Chronicle
Commercial
(2427)
FLORIDA
IDAHO
Florida Development Commision
Boise Junior
(P. O. Talahassee), Fla.
Bond
Sale
bonds
revenue
196,
The
—
Broward County
$9,000,000
Bond Offering—Dwane R.
offered
Dec.
to
will receive sealed
a
(MST)
p.m.
syndicate headed by Smith, Barney
purchase
&
bonds.
Co., and B^yth & Co., Inc., at a
price
of
par,
of about
net interest
a
3.36%,
$1,595,000
3V2S.
from
Due
1964 to
from
cost
follows:
as
Cutler.
Aug.
1
$800,000
Jan.
20
to
fered
3y4s.
1977 and
Due
from
1,
(
syndicate
1979
Due
to
on
April
Bond
1
inclusive:
1985
„
Harriman
Ripley
Goldman,
&
.
Sachs
Peabody &
Co.,
Co.,
Co.;
Inc.;
Stuart
&
Co.,
interest
about
tion;
$100,000 3%s. Due
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.;
F. S. Smithers & Co.; Alex. Brown
&
Sons;
Pierce,
1963
Carrison,. Wul-
First
of
Button
lock
&
&
Baxter
&
Inc.;
Herbert J.'Sims
Co., Inc.; .Clement A. Evans
(
and
Cook
&
price
of
Co., Inc.; H V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Certificate
utilities'
fered
Sale—The
Dec. 1, 1976
28—v.
awarded
were
certificates
revenue
Nov;
'196,
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Ira Haupt & Co., Courts
&
1 from
.
1973.
and
Oscar
E.
Dooley & Co., at
price of 98.51,
of
about
net■: interest cost
a
3.31%,
follows:
as
$185,000 2V2S. Due
•
1964
120,000
to; l971
Oct.
on
1 from
Cook
inclusive.y
2.90s,;. Du,e
Oct.,
on
1
115.000 3.10s. Due
1976 to
„
85,000 3.20s, Due
Oct.
on
and 1980.
\
to
1, 1979
1983
"
y
■
Oct. 1 from
on
Oct.
Sale—The
a
196,
p.
y
Inc.,
$l,250,0q0
re-,
28—
of Blair & Co.,
,
terest
price of par,
a
cost
of
about
a
net in¬
3.58%,
Cook
as
follows:
v
v.
:196,
the
1964
to
1969
inclusive.
110,000 3y2s. Due
to
196,
Sale
bonds
d.
—
The
2128—were
group composed of
Wulbern,
$1,500,000
Nov.
28—v.
awarded
to
Chishnlm & Co., at
a
Varnedoe,
price of
net interest cost of about
a.
as
par,
on
July .1
from
1965 to 1979 inclusive.
360,000 3.20s. Due
1980 to
1985
1991
80,000 y4s. Due
July 1 from
inclusive.
440.000 314s. Due
1986 to
on
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
f
Dec,
on
City
July 1, 1992.
and
syndi¬
196,
V.
/
4V2S.
196,
to
1992
West
on
on
Nov.
5—
to
Securities
Chicago),
III.
&
&
the
Bramhall,
Baxter
&
Corp.;
Coy
Corp.;
W.
Corporation;
H.
R.
W.
Nov.
29—v.
awarded
of
John
to
a
Nuveen
Pressprich
&
1976
S.
Co.;
unlimited
Co.;
&
•
Co.,
Sautter;
Inc.;
Saffin,
Boland,
Commerce
Co., Kansas City;
Hanauer
&
mut Bank,
&
Co.;
Co.;
from
9
(CST)
a.m.
bonds,
on
fol¬
as
bonds. Due
1963
bonds
June
1971
to
Co., Inc.; J. B.
Shaw-
Boston; Stern Brothers
Cooley
&
Co.;
Courts
&
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Second Dis¬
1962.
Co.;
proved
L from
1963
vi
on
Nov. 1 from
Town
bids
.*
to
1970
City
—
Controller,
are
II
sewer
Legality
ap¬
until
8
for the
1962.
1983
receive
1971
sealed
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1964
1,
J-D.
Le¬
Bannister,
by
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney.
v.
Grudy Center, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
tric
196,
to
Beh
D.
City
10
Offering
until
R.
the
receive
(CST)
purchase
assessment
sealed
011
Dec.
$25,500
of
bonds
fol¬
as
lows:
improvement bonds.
June
on
from
1
1963
to
Due
1971
inclusive.
National
the
June
Dated
bondis.
1963
from
1
Due
1970
to
1983
to
1,
100.12,
a
3.07%,
as
to
1989
Dated Dec; 1,
on
1962.
bonds
on
1965
Dated
1962. Due
on
$250,000
to
sold
Securities
to
Bank
of
price
of
a
July 1 from
on
1977
inclusive.
3V8S.
Due
Vss.
2,500,000
July
on
1
inclusive..
on
Corp.,
,
the
as
to
1973
Dec.
Oct. 1, 1964.
on
Oct. 1 from
Interest
1962.
July
on
,
ly
y,
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate:
Allen
&
Co.,
Drexel
First
-
California Bank,
geles,
Paribas
Blair
&
Co.,
'Hayden,
Bank
&
&
Trust
Co.,
Trust
Co.,
Los An¬
William
Hallgarten
&
both
&
Co.,
City
Co.,
Co.,
Bank,
Corp.,
Stone
Struthers
&
National
Co.,
Wood,
,
National
Commerce
Kansas
of
Graham-Conway Co.,
City,
Laidlaw
&
Co., Second District Securities Co.,
Inc., Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,-
Winston-Salem, First National
in
Dallas,
Ellis
Blunt
&
Simmons, First National Bank &■
Trust
Co., of Oklahoma City, First
National
Bank
St.
in
National
Louis,
Bank
In¬
Rhode
of
Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell, Inc.,
Pohl
&
tional
Co.,
Bank
Inc.,
of
Republic
Na¬
Dallas, H. V. Sat¬
tley & Co., Inc., Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger,
Watts
Baker,
&
Co., Bankers Bond Co., Chairman,
Fosdick,
&
Eddleman, Pollok &
Granbery. Marache
Inc.,
Co., Kalman & Co., Inc., Rein¬
&
Gardner, Seattle Trust &
Savings Bank, John
Small & Co.,
Inc., Stern, Lauer &
Co.,
Co.,
Funk,
&
Gundy
Continental Bank
Inc.,
Co.,
of
Salt
&
Hart
J.
Corp.,
Mericka
&
Saunders & Co., Inc., H. C.
Moslev
Co.,
Overton & Co., M. A.
Inc., J. A.
Sons
Hut¬
Inc..
Co., Magnus
Shockey &
Wm.
&
City,
Lake
Securities
Hobbs
Co.,
Co., White-
Wood,
Inc.,
Co.,
Co.,
Suplee,
Hilney
Inc.,
Speer
Yeatman,
&
Co.,
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., and Rob¬
ert L. Whittaker & Co.
inclusive.
1,
Due.
1990.
&
Knox County (P. O.
Barbourville),
Kentucky
KENTUCKY
Bond
Dec.
of
Green,
Bond
revenue
3—v.
196,
a
bonds
p.
offered
2329—were
syndicate composed
Seasongood
&
Mayer;
Offering—C. K. Williams,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Ky.
Sale—The $800,000 school
awarded to
July
at
from 1978 to 1989
chinson,
A-O.
building
July 1 from
&
follows:
Cumberland
O. Syracuse),
was
$25,000 3%s. Due
July 1 from
inclusive.
First
Trust
net interest cost of about
1972
&
Bond Sale—An issue of
3.44%,
inclusive.
City,
$5,200,000 6s. Due
Trust
Bowling
1982
Trust Co.,
Harris
Manhattan
York
Phillips
Dec.
KANSAS
follows;
1965
Chase
New
100.001,
net interest cost of about
&
Bank,
Savings Bank, all of Chicago, and
holdt
225,000 2%s. Due
&
Trust Co., Continental Illinois
Howe & Co.,
$4,500
follows:
Indianapolis Bond
to
Island, Providence, Parker, Eisen,
Ha^s.
E.
p.m.
7
the
for
special
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,000
to
Cutler
&
2128—were awarded
p.
dustrial
Iowa
—
will
Clerk,
bids
awarded
Company.
Maquoketa,
Bond
elec¬
$700,000
1817—were
p.
Carleton
hospital
(P. O. Jeffersonville), Ind.
Chapman
—
196,
Bank
bonds offered Nov. 5
revenue
—v.
to
Corp.
by
are
Legality
syndicate headed by the North¬
a
of
on
Township
Elementary School Building
a
Interest
approved
Dec.
from 1963 to
June 1
on
Columbian
Jeffersonville
sold
Dec.
on
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
gality
(CST)
p.m.
21,000 improvement
inclusive. Interest J-J.
J-D.
1963
bonds
United
Riehm,
purchase of $30,000 im¬
receive
(EST)
<
Sale
The
$25,000,000
highway bonds offered Ndv. 28—
Carpenter,
Kansas
310,000 3 V2S. Due
$185,000
will
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
000
as
Dec. 10
Clerk,
1962. Due
Carl C. Beck,
a.m.
from
1
Interest
Seattle
Hamilton County (P.
for the
Dec.
on
The
Other
Bannister,
purchase of $225,-
Dec. 13
on
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleish-
call-
inclusive.
will
receive
(EST)
Kentucky (State of)
.
Cooney.
provement
Indianapolis, Ind.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
on
&
on
Offering
Lamont,
will
inclusive.
approved
Due
Garner, Iowa
Securities Co.; Wm. J. Mericka &
$490,000 3%s. Due
(CST)
by
Ahlers
White-Phillips Co., Inc.; Cherokee
Co., Inc.; and J. W. Sparks & Co.
Due
1972
17,300,000
-
Co.; Barret, Fitch,
North & Co.; Geo. K. Baum &
Clerk,
Dec. 12 for the purchase of $475,000 school bonds. Dated
Dec.
1,
inclusive.
callable.
are
June
on
;'v inclusive. The bonds
Eldredge
National
Lincolnshire (P. O. Chicago 3), III.
Bond Offering—Evalyn
Freund,
bids until 3 p.m.
&
M.
bids until 2 p.m.
ern
purchase of $108,tax
sewer
The
(|
•
Philadelphia,
Share Corp., at a price of
1982 inclusive.
for the purchase of
State
Offering—W.
National Bank
15,978 improvement bonds.
first mortgage revenue bonds was
inclusive.
895,000 3.40s. Due
1977 to
Corporation.
lows:
Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;
Co.,
Sons, and Stifel,
follows:
to
National
-Falion
&
Gordon
net interest cost of about
as
bids until
1993
syndi¬
-.Sachs
sealed bids until 10
NicoJaus & Co., Inc., at a price of
3.42%,
$23,000
awarded to
were
Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
Jan. 1 from
Jan. .1,
of
Co.;
Trust
Bond
Sanitary Dist.
offered
A. G. Edwards &
a
The
—
Iowa
10 for the
l
O.
(P.
sealed
1
Co.; L. F. Rothschild &'
Michigan
to
East St. Louis), III.
2228—were
100.006,
p.
ford, City Treasurer, will receive
as
Jan.
County
|
cher.
196,
Bond Offering—Wm. A. Ruther¬
$92,268
Dec. 1 from
on
Court
3—v.
Bond Offering—Curtis G.
Geo. B. Gibbons &
Sale—$1,390,000 improve¬
R.
Bond
and
Des Moines, Iowa
inclusive.
Securities
phia
%
school
$94,000
Newman
composed
Co.,
First of
Bank, Newark; Fidelity-Philadel¬
(P. O. Steger), III:
bonds
p.
Sale
able.
on
Due
Fiscal
callable.
improvement bonds offered
on
Co.; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; First
McDougal & Condon, Inc.
group
the
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Louisville), Ky.
improvement
Dec.
at the same time
•
r
Due
Goldman,
-
Trust
2228—were awarded
p.
street
&
net
a
ap¬
Cutler.
.
Co.
Additional
Dec.
Forgan
Legality
street
offered
sealed
100.23,
members
Morton
from
1
County Sch. Dist. No. 25
O.
1974
Due
of
School
Sale—The $27,000 special
&
.
a
the
Dec. 1 from
on
Due
1976
Bond
Town-
Stone & Webster Securities
Dec. V from
3.15%',- $495,000 3y2s. Due pn Nov. 1 from
follows:
$620,000 4s.
>
cate:'
as
building bonds offered Nov. 26—
&
a
White, Weld &
Inc.,.
Glore,
trict Securities
ment
Co., Courts & Co., Pierce, Carri¬
son,
2.94%,
inclusive.
Due
Channer
Bend
Ga.
offered
Co.;
Tyson,
1982
,
net
a
1924—were awarded
(P. O.
Bond
Co.;
at
office.
Dermott &
247
T
Other
Chi¬
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school
GEORGIA
school
on
East Side Levee and
1974 inclusive.
Decatur,
&
to
Jefferson
2329—were awarded to Shaw, Mc-
1994.
and
July 1 from
on
bonds
$9,900,000 sani¬
660,000 'Vrs. Due
Co.
v.
July 1, 1970.
on
485,000 3.60s. Due
1971
July 1 from
on
100.02,
bonds -offered
p.
Da Page
July 1, 1963.
on
585.000 3.60s. Due
&
payable
assessment
by Halsey, Stuart &
,r
1980
Will Counties Sch. Dist+\ &
building
(P.
$70,000 3%s. Due
&
4,290,000 3V2S. Due
4
-
Sale—The
-
1962.
Charles City, Iowa
from 1965 to 1979 inclusive.
1977 inclusive.
to
194
Bend
1,
1964 to
Due
1977 to 1990 inclusive.
(CST) (on Dec.
of $395,000
from
1
interest
net
a
1969 inclusive.
507,000 33/4s.
sealed
Principal and interest
Treasurer's
*
;
to 1972
and
No.
to
William R.. Hough & Co.,
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, -Inc.,
and
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc., at
price
a
follows:
Dec. 1, 1968 and
on
-.
-
3s.
1973
receive
Dated Dec.
Nov.
inclusive.
G.
interest/:,cost of -.about 3.36,%,
'
Fla.
2228—were awarded
group composed
at
153
of
-:
1970
funding bonds offered Nov.
v.
Bradford
and
of
240,000
Springs,
No
Bank
about
90,000 234s. Due
from
1
.;1986 to 1990 inclusive.
Tarpon
Inc.,
Co.,
Dec;
1973 inclusive/
of
of
$20,000 3s. Due
'
Bond
price
cost
1969.
on
A.
Dominick
&
headed
Dickson
ffom
1
1984 and 1985.
290.000 3.40s. Due
Co.;
1970
purchase
bonds.
on
Bond
1
to
166,000 3V2S.
to
,
Oct.
on
on
2228—were awarded to
a
the
will
par,
$127,000 33/4s.
...
follows:
inclusive.
85,000 3.30s. Due
1964 to
National
at
C.
Dabney
$4,950,000
p.
Nov.
on
&
Inc.;
Co.,
Sale—The $350,000 school
interest
Co,
cate
\
-
First
cago,
:r.-;.v>
.120,000 3,%s. Due
1981
the
for
school
inclusive.
2128—were awarded to
p.
(P. O. Homewood), III.
196,
v.
:
Directors,
1
tary bonds offered Dec. 3—v. 196,
the
for
building bonds offered Nov. 27—
Oct. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.'
13
County Sch. Dist.
Bond
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
f
of
of
about 3.71%, as follows:
1963
proved by Chapman
Gary Sanitary District, Ind.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler;%
''/'.'-V, 4y {
'
&
Bond Sale—The
Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Interest J-D.
a
Nov.
on
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
10,000 school bonds. Due Dec. l,i
Co., James A. Andrews & Co.,
Stearns
Schwabacher
send,
(P. O.
$160,000 school bonds. Due
2128—
p.
Dec.
on
follows:-
as
Due
Co.,. Inc.; Eddleman, Pollok
ner;
^Community Consol.
(CST)
bonds,
of¬
1
Company; King, Quirk
&
purchase of 8170,000 unlimited tax
$1,000,000
Nov.
on
J
Offering—Ann O. Grizzell,
p.m.
price
a
cost of
Offering—Log|an A. Van-
(M-N)
Dominick;
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
Leesburg, Fla.
1
The Illinois
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
'/// yvf-y
Due
3%s./Due
Bear,
Becker
Wheeling), III.
Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt,
Inc.
Nov.
on
Other members of the syndicate:
.
Bond
Due
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Shields &
Dec. 1 from
21
at
Brink, Secretary of the Board
Fosdick, Inc.; Reinholdt & Gard¬
School District No.
Stubbsr Watkins & Lombaro and
Bond
Due
from 1992 to 2000 inclusive.
1977.
County
Nov. 1 from
on
1982 to 1991
2,970,000
1975 inclusive.
on
3.57%,
inclusive.
3y2s.
from
inclusive.,
on
about
of
1972
3V4S.
2,280,000
Dec. 1 from
on
1145,000 2.80s. Due
Robinson-Hum¬
Co.,
1971
1972 to
Co.;
Co.;
to
a
from 1976 to 1981 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from
on
&
(P. O. Hull), Iowa
12
3y>s.
995,000
inclusive.
1965
250,000 2%s. Due
Corporation;
&
phrey
1966
Co.; Wm. E. Pol¬
Co.,: Inc.;
Courts
&
Michigan
to
Stranahan, Har¬
Co.; Wertheimer & Co., and
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
ris
Boyden-Hull Community Sch. Dist.
First
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
follows:
as
255,000 2y2s. Due
bern, Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
W.E.
2.73%,
cost
to
420,000
and
cost
net
a
Co.; Equitable Securities Corpora¬
R.
Inc.,
a
100.02,
to
the
by
$1,085,000 4M>s. Due
2229—were awarded to
p.
of
&
interest
1963
Goldman, Sachs & Co., at
Kidder,
Phelps; Fenn
196,
by
,
Sale—The $750,000 school
Halsey,
approved
bids until 7:30 p.m.
building bonds offered Nov. 29—s
v.
Other members of the syndicate:
awarded
headed
of¬
follows:
as
,
the
L. Connors & Co.;
$7,750,000
bonds
revenue
were
den
.y,-. Fisher), in.
y
Legality
Corporation, and Blvth &
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.03, a
J;
:
at
County State Bank, Jeffer¬
net
>
Unit Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
.
1978..
3J/2S.
3,955,000
Aug.
on
4
Boston
Champaign County Community
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
Dec.
ap¬
Nagle, Sher¬
ILLINOIS
900,000
payable
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
Sale —The
works
sewage
Aug. 1 from
on
(J-J)
Principal and
IOWA
Bond
Due
Legality
years.
by Dawson,
callable.
are
Anderson, Ind.
building
1963.
1,
& Howard.
man
1
of
INDIANA
the
for
20
1965 to 1989 inclusive. The
I from
sonville.
1969 inclusive.
2,550,000 3s. Due
Clark
Kern,
bidsj until 1:30
Dec.
on
Dated
proved
on
interest
Secretary of the Board of Trustees,
3—v.
awarded
bonds
Legality approved by Chapman &
Idaho
road and bridge
2128—were
p.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1979 inclusive.
College District,
55
Robert
bids
13
until
for
refunding
1963.
Skaggs,
10
the
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
Legality
Hays
&
of
Dated
on
Feb.
approved
Fah^y.
Dec.
$254,000
1,
by
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2428)
Sale—The $525,000
tal bonds offered Nov.
First
National
196,
13—v.
awarded
1708—were
p.
hospi¬
the
to
of Memphis.
Bank
Bond
McNeilly,
receive
of
Landey Parish Consolidated
Bond
school
196',
S
1
a
e
bonds
The
—
syndicate
Nov.
offered
27—v.
awarded
1395—were
p.
$4,000,000
headed
a
T^ust & Savings Bank of Chicago,
at
price of
a
par,
of about
cost
$655,000
Due
5s.
1966
3.27%,
to
Due
Jan.
on
1
1985
Due
Is.
Other
National
Mellen
Commerce Trust
Francis
and
I.
Dallas,
Bank,
&
Co.
Marcus A.
Broussard, Secretary of the Parish
Police
bids until 9
the
for
will
Jury,
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
provement
1963.
Due
Feb.
1983
inclusive,
on
1965
to
from
1
F-A.
Interest
gality approved
1,
Le¬
by Foley, Cox &
1
Judell.
Jan.
interest
by
1983 in¬
tlo 1982 in¬
Principal
1963.
15,
(J-J) payable at the
Merchants National
approved
Legality
Boston.
Thorndike, Palmer
Storey,
&
Cambridge),
Note
O. East
196.
of
100.58,
3s, at
price
a
County
the
for
11
notes.
8,
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Dated
Dec.
Dec.
on
$300,000
of
1962.
18,
Principal
1963.
Due
in¬
and
payable at the State Street
&
Trust
Company,
Boston.
bage,
Offering—John
Mayor,
bids until
for the
on
will
H.
receive
(EST)
noon
sive.
The
sealed
Dec. 20
on
1964 to
bonds
reve¬
1983 inclu¬
callable.
are
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
Banking
by Niles,
Calvin
Co.
at
Dec.
Legality
B.
Bois,
annroved
15
1963
un¬
payable
Trust
Co.,
the
at
Dec.
from
payable
Bank
of
at
the
paving
1
sealed
(EST)
on
chase
cf
bends.
on
Dec.
clusive.
bids
Dec.
196,
p.
$150,000
Dated
Michigan
1
from
1963
Principal
the
from
and
and
Due
Jan.
on
23/4S.
1969 to 1971
Due
I,
Jan.
on
1
the
of
National
Co.,
syndi¬
Pittsburgh;
of
Michigan
&
&
Bank
White,
Co.; Bear, Stearns
of
Co.;
Corporation;
Weeks;
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Weeden
Co.;
Connecticut
Bank
Co.,
Inc.;
&
Fahnestock
Coffin & Burr;
1992
in¬
re¬
noon
pur¬
Brook
1972
Due
in¬
interest
Deposit and Trust Company, Bos¬
New
from
520,000
to
of
Bank
Van
&
of
Co.,
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Co., of
Alstyne, Noel
Virginia,
Arthur
Inc.;
L.
Cunningram,
cate:
..
1973
1978
3%s.
Other
1968
Inc.;
F. Brittain Kennedy
to
Due
to
Pierce,
April
(P.
Lane,
O.
Offering
Secretary
8
—
Due
April
on
1992
the
Sept. 1
he
of
&
Fenner
&
The
of
sealed
Dec.
on
of
$700,000
ling, Lerchen & Co.; Manley, Ben¬
nett, McDonald & Co., and Shan¬
Co.
bonds
Sale—An issue of $150,000
for
the
Oct.
Dated
2129—were
p.
Faribault
&
approved
Paddock
&
3—v.
Sa'e—The $143,000 court¬
J.
—
Lawson
196,
2330—were awarded
p.
(EST)
on
purchase of $20,-
1, 1962. Due
of
Dated
Oct. 1
from
on
1966 inclusive.
offered
Bond
&
Co.,
28—v.
Inc.,
&
$175,000 3x/ss. Due
1963
to
1971
Ken¬
and
Co.,
fol¬
as
1979
to
July 1 from
on
system
provement
refunding
revenue
3—v.
196,
awarded to the
Bank
and
bonds
p.
im¬
offered
2329—w
ere
Michigan National
of Marshall.
July 1 from
on
Northwest
Wayne County
.
^
sealed
Bond Sale—The
140,000
munity
bonds
college
offered
1925—were
cate
headed
Inc.,
net
interest
as
at
follows:
building
and
Nov. 27—v.
awarded
by
a
drain
assessment
28,
ta
cost
a
site
196,
p.
syndi¬
Halsey, Stuart &
price of
of
spe¬
bonds
of¬
awarded to
were
&
Co.,
at
price
a
as
follows:
100.006,
about
a
3.19%,
.
unlimited
June 1, 1963
on
Jan.
from
June 1,
on
1965
Dec.
for
school
June 1, 1970
June
on
inclusive.
1975
Due
members
Nuveen
cation,
until 4
1
the
syndi¬
Co.,
&
Jackson
&
Paine,
Curtis,
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
McDonald
are
by
Wind¬
W
11 i
a
the
to
June
p.
bonds
2229—
group
com¬
of Kenower, MacArthur &
&
McDonald
Co., at
a
Co.;
&
Dated
Carl
sealed
Manley,
Co.,
price of
on
Dec.
R.
bids
Dec. 11 for
Owen,
Dorsey,
Windhorst
26,
certif¬
1962.
Due
Legality approved
28, 1963.
Marquart,
West.
&
New
Hope, Minn.
Sale—The
,$1,220,000
and
100.-
im¬
provement bonds offered Nov. 27
196,
John
sewer
a
—
purchase of $2,000,000
icates.
Bond
$297,000 special
196,
receive
(CST)
n g,
Township, Mich.
28—v.
Minn.
1
Ken¬
Co.
&
Goodbody
&
bonds
approved
Offering
will
p.m.
St.rana-
Manley, Ben¬
sanitary
awarded
Bennett,'
The
,
June
on
of
MacArthur
I Martin
Jan.
Miller, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
June 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
3%s.
Bond Sale—The
Co.;
011
$1,-
Jan. 1 from 1967
Marquart,
Owen,
Certificate
by
posed
of
Minneapolis Special Sch. Dist.
from
1
cate:
were.
(CST)
Dated
bonds.
on
No.
3s. Due
Nov.
p.m.
horst and West.
300,000 3V4S. Due
offered
1
Legality
1971.
assessment
Ham¬
V. Mc-
purchase
inclusive.
1987
on
1969.
250,000 23/4s. Due
Harris
John
—
the
1, 1963. Due
Dorsey,
Webber,
&
200, Minn.
bids until
12
June 1, 1968
John
Le¬
Gree, District Clerk, will receive
on
,Other
Jan.
J-J.
Lefler
Offering
250,000 2V2s. Due
1976 to
on
The bonds
Interest
No.
Bond
callable.
to
1983
Hastings Independent Sch. Dist.
June 1, 1967.
1972
Due
to
Due
1963.
1,
LeFevere,
erson,
on
500,000
1964
1974 inclusive.
1965 to
Jan.
125,000 21/4s. Due
and
as
ilton.
to
1966.
and
on
$1,-
tax- bonds,
from
1
callable.
945,000
1964.
and
250,000 2s. Due
of
inclusive.
sealed
$225,000 41/2S. Due
(CST)
purchase
150,000 park bonds.
of
net interest cost of about
a
the
Wag¬
receive
a
by the First of
Inc.,
P.
will
$990,000 improvement bonds.
—v.
com¬
&
gality approved by Howard, Pet¬
Sale—The $2,150,000
Bond
Manager,
for
Dated
Michigan
West Bloomfield
$2,435,000
Dorsey,
bids until 8 p.m.
17
are
(P. O.
Livonia), Mich.
by
Windhorst
Offering—Earl
City
ner,
1
nett,
The
J-J.
Fridley, Minn.
July 1 from
on
Lerchen & Co., and
Community College Dist.
Jan. 1
Interest
approved
Bond
on
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
han,
|
bonds.
on
V.
inclusive.
135,000 3V2S. Due
ower,
p.m.
follows:
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
park¬
re¬
inclusive.
callable.
are
196,
inclusive.
140,000 3V4S. Due
250,000
Sale—The $127,000
1982
Marquart,
Dec.
3.21%,
to
Owen,
lows:
worth
3
improvement
West.
Nov.
MacArthur
ower,
until
bids
of
will
1, 1963. Due
1964
Legality
Dist.,
l^oard
Dec. 18 for the purchase
Jan.
bonds
the
of
Commissioners,
$200,000
bonds.
Consolidated Sch.
Bosworth
Commercial National Bank
of Laurel.
the
(P. O. Blue
County
Auditor
County
2129—were awarded to Braun,
building bonds offered Dec.
196,
to
Sale—The $450,000 school
Bond
bonds
98t38,
awarded
Earth), Minn.
hardt,
Michigan
j
$250,000 hospi¬
First National Bank of St. Paul.
approved
Paddock
assessment
1963 to
Warren
callable.
are
Legality
Canfield,
Co.
Cadillac, Mich.
Note
special
Sept. 1, 1962.
County (P. O. Laurel), Mich.
Smith
Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Wat-
&
10
000
and
Bond
syndi¬
Merrill
Offering
Dec.
p.
&
tal bonds offered Nov.l 28—v.
on
from
Dorsey,
Windhorst
Crosby), Minn.
sealed
Stone.
Jones
Co.; Braun,
Inc.;
(P. O.
Michigan Corp., and Braun, Bos¬
Mc-
from 1963 to 1977 I
M-S.
Miller,
7
Board
(EST)
purchase
bonds. Dated
on
Dec.
1
inclusive.
1,
by
approved
J-J.
Bond Offering—Palmer N. Eck-
syndicate headed
Wilbur
receive
p.m.
the
Interest
by
Dist. No.
of
will
until
for
ing
inclusive.
Canfield,
fered Nov.
Farwell), Mich.
Education,
1
1
July
The
Interest
Marquart,
(CST)
Marshall, Mich.
inclusive.
on
1983
Co.,
April
on
1977
John Nuveen
Lynch,
1
inclusive. Legality
cial
Farwell Arpa Sch.
1971 inclusive.
members
&
April
Dated
Jan. 1
011
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
on
&
Co.; Ellis & Co., and Field, Rich¬
callable.
Bond Sale—The
Drainage Dristrict (P. O. Detroit),
Co.,
to the
inclusive.
on
Due
1984 to
Bosworth
1
p.m.
Co., Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes &
house
April
1
pur¬
Cuyuna Range Hospital District
Wayne County, Sexton-Kilfoil
inclusive.
a
until
p.m.
the
West.
of
Co., Inc.; Underwood, Neuhaus &
school
at
bids
7:30
for
inclusive.
1993
ceive
Co.,
&
to
are
Owen,
until
11
1, 1963. Due
1966
Lockhart, City Clerk, will receive
&
Schmertz
A.
re¬
$1,100,000 school bonds.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bank
&
Board
Troy, Michigan
Charlottes¬
Wrieht
H^rt City),
&
Dunn
National
bonds
the
of
notes.
Miller,
by
1972
Central
ville;
Mackey,
Peoples
from
K.
Dec. 12 for the purchase
$90,000
of
Legality
(P. O.
sealed
on
Newark;
Trust
Clifford
—
bids
Dec.
on
Dated Jan.
Robert
and
Clerk
1962. Due
&
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Fahey,
Due
awarded
on
Due
3y2s.
from
non
York;
Clark
17
follows:
Due
1965
31/4S.
from
M.
(EST)
Co.;
&
chase
A.
Co.
Trust
Trust Company of
State
Offering
sealed
(CST)
County Road Commissioners, will
Co., of Hartford; Bramhall, Falion
&
d
n
o
ceive
Stone.
inclusive.
April 1, 1972
No. 271, Minn.
B
Charles
Note Offering—Marl and H. Lit-
tiebrant,
Bond
members
Co.,
&
Jan. 1, 1972
on
Co.,
Michigan
1973.
Weld &
&
Oceana County
1967
Due
Mellon
net interest cost
as
3%s.
380,000
(J-D) payable at the Boston Safe
1972
to
$2,200,000 sani¬
a
from 1969 to
Due
1962.
to
1963
on
Corporation,
41/£s.
Citizens
Rogers
1,
from
Jan. 1, 1966.
on
1968.,
and
1,960,000 3s.
on
Due
1925—were
$160,000
Anna
for
Dec.
Due
syndicate headed by the First
a
150,000
to
until
12
1967
Securities
receive
1, 1965.
Jan.
on
2V2S.
2,110,000
in¬
bonds offered Nov. 29
3.57%,
Greeley, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
1,285,000
bids
of about
Boston), Mass.
—
1971
May 1, 1962.
990,000
Offering
Due
to
bonds.
from
sewer
—v.
MASSACHUSETTS
Bend
1963
Bend Sale—The
tary
Maryland, Riverdale.
Andover (P. O.
fol¬
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
Suburban
1963
as
clusive.
inclusive. Principal and inter¬
est
follows:
as
Due
510,000 2%s.
Bond
price of 100.002,
Hyattsville.
15
bonds,
bonds.
from
1992
to
1,500,000 series KK bonds.
on
on
purchase of $24,-
tax
Due
inclusive. Principal and interets
receive
(EST)
Buena Vista Township
bonds.
from
1
Nov.
W.
follows:
Dec.
on
the
highway
12,000
bonds,
JJ
2.87%,
$510,000 5s.
clusive.
of
series
about
a
net interest cost
a
Horn-
Co.,
re¬
at
Inc.,
&
Co., Field, Richards & Co.,
Allen Blair & Co., Channer New¬
Wallace
ards & Co.
Nov.
to
as
will
Clerk,
unlimited
$12,000
purchase of $5,600,000 ad valorem
$4,100,000
for
Dated
Dec. 18 for the
on
'
Offering—George E. Du~
10
000
Taylor
sion, will receive sealed bids
(EST)
MacArthur
lows:
Wells, Chairman of the Commis¬
noon
of
of
Village
Dec.
pay¬
Herbert
—
pur¬
2228—were
p.
Kenower,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Springs), Md.
Offering
196,
to
Bond
Planning Commisson
P. O. Silver
til
3—v.
awarded
Maryland National Capital Park
Bond
various
Sale—The
bonds totaling $84,000 offered
pose
Bjarton, Gans & Markell.
and
price of 100.04,
Sachs
2229—w ere
Co.
&
on
Due
Bloomington Independent Sch. Dist.
syndi¬
mill &
syndicate headed by
a
Stuart
the
slower & Weeks, Shearson, Ham-
Parcells
$6,375,000
p.
Federation"" Bank
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Bond
Bur-
purchase of $200,000
Jan. 1 from
196,
awarded to
National
Brooklyn, Mich.
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963. Due
nue
MICHIGAN
Berlin. Maryland
Bond
4—v.
Hornblower
1!
& Co.
MARYLAND
...
Dec.
bids until
to
basis of about 2.93%.
a
Sale—The
Bond
April 1, 1970
Bowman, District Clerk, will
man
Detroit, Mich.
First
28—
White, Weld & Co., and B. J. Van
as
Stone.
&
Commissioners will receive sealed
capital
Nov.
offered
Ingen & Co., Inc.,
Canfield,
by
approved
Paddock
on
1973.1
cate:
Georgia, Atlanta; Gregory & Sons;
2129—were awarded
p.
Legality
Trust
Mass.
Offering—The
Bath, Maine
v.
May 1, 1980.
of
cate:
Bank
projects bonds
on
Goldman,
1
MINNESOTA
Other members
1, 1962. Interest F-A.
April
on
1969 inclusive.
Due
33,000 3%s.
and
220,000 21As. Due
1986 inclusive.
Due
1971.
fr'om
May 1
Aug.
on
62,000 3 V4S.
inclusive.
1978
to
41/4S.
and
May 1, 1979.
callable.
are
1966 to
from
1
Dated Dec.
Other
Middlesex County (P.
terest
Bond Sale—The $672,000
1976
from
1
inclusive.
on
follows:
as
from 1963 to
May 1 from
on
net interest cost of about
a
$202,000
inclusive.
1975
to
May
on
1972
to
545,000 3%s. Due
Dodge.
April
MAINE
bonds
Halsey,
New England
im¬
Feb.
Dated
Due on
1964 to
from
15 from 1964
Dated
Jan. 15
on
$75,000
of
The
Due
3s.
from
1
1986 inclusive.
1964 to
1 from
as
150,000 water bonds. Due on Jan.
15 from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
sealed
receive
15
inclusive.
May
on
clusive.
Bank,
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
—
bonds,
tax
on
1968
210,000 23/4s. Due
funding, Series 62-J, bonds offered
Jan.
and
Vermillion Parish Road Dist. No. 6
Bond Offering
unlimited
Due
1973
■
on
of $486,-
$286,000 water bonds. Due
$1,-
purchase of
600,000 sewerage bonds. Due on
Co., Kansas City,
duPont
the
clusive.
Pittsburgh, White, Weld
National
for
11
$1,035,000 school bonds.
&
Bank
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Re¬
public
nett, City Treasurer, will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
Jan.
syndi¬
receive
(EST)
200,000 water bonds. Due on Aug.
sealed
1988.
1,
the
of
members
Trust Co.,
Jan.
on
will
0003,
3.75%,
to
435,000 3V4S. Due
000 bonds, as follows:
Bond Offering—Arthur F. Ben¬
inclusive.
1987
to
275.000
Clerk,
Flodin,
Monday, December 10, 1962
.
May 1 from
on
4s.
1969
John
.
1965 inclusive.
to
470,000
Mich.
—
10 for the purchase
Dec.
Marlborough (P. O. Boston), Mass.
785,000
(P. O.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
by Ropes
Legality approved
Gray.
Offering
Township
Bank, Bos¬
follows:
Jan. 1 from
on
&
Dec.
inclusive.
1972
760,000 3.40s. Due
&
from
1
1973 to 1984 inclusive.
from
cate:
Jan.
on
3.30s.
2,310,000
follows:
as
(J-D) payable
First National
the
ton.
interest
net
a
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
cipal and interest
at
bonds.
Harris
the
by
to
school
1963
305,000
Township
Plymouth),
Bond
11:30
until
1963 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
from
(P. O. Opelousas),
1
Canton
S.
Dec. 13 for the pur¬
on
$625,000
Dated Dec.
St.
Sch. Dist. No.
bids
sealed
$250,000 41/2S. Due
Cadillac
1966
will
Treasure^,
Town
(EST)
a.m.
chase
\ Louisiana
Matthew
—
anticipation
the
to
Bank, at 1.60%.
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Offering
tax
sold
wias
State
Brookline
Livingston), La.
Bond
seven-months
notes
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
(P. O.
Parish
Livingston
Legality approved by Storey,
ton.
LOUISIANA
.
p.
2229—were awarded to
Nuveen
&
Co.,
Webber,
price
par,
and
&
Curtis,
Jackson
of
of
about
net
a
4.00%,
as
$350,000 3.20s. Due
1964
to
1967
165,000
from
to
1971
3.80s.
1972
interest
a
cost
follows:
on
Sept. 1 from
on
Sept. 1 front
inclusive.
Due
to
at
inclusive.
330,000 3V2s. Due
1968
Paine,
1974
on
Sept.
1
inclusive.^
Volume
3.90s.
100,000
Number 6219
196
Due
Sept.
on
1 from
Trust
Co., Moorestown.
Legality
Hawkins,
Legality
Saddle
Paul,
Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
improvement
the
Dunellen, N. J.
to
Bank
National
American
St.
sold
of
Paul.
bonds
totaling
Dec.
3—v.
$311,000
196,
awarded
to
J.
B.
3.20s,
at
a
price of
MISSISSIPPI
as
(P. O. Jackson),
Belhaven College
Sale—The
mitory
Nov.
12—v.
bonds
196,
Agency,
Bond Sale—The
offered
Home Fi¬
3%s, at
as
a
price
disposal
age
2139—were
High Sch. Dist. No. 1
Bond Offering—H. E.
Anderson,
to
Chase
the
New
of
Man¬
York
City,
3.39%,
Bond
$100,000 13/4S. Due
600,000 6s. Due
1964
to
100,000
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
7
Jan.
school
500
on
and
200,000
Dated
bonds.
1962. Due
Dec.
1 from
Dec.
on
(MST)
100,000 3s. Due
purchase of $727,-
for the
30,
1963 to
able.
1 from
1,
sealed
(CST)
on
Kleman,
of
improvement
Jan.
Jan.
on
15 from 1964 to 1968 inclusive. In¬
terest
1,
Aug.
on
and
—
The
Aug.
on
fered
Nov.
were
awarded
27—v.
196,
to
a
Due
Aug.
on
1,
3.40s.
Due
1,
1980.
3% s.
Due
Aug.
on
1,
the
of
Marine Trust Co. of
Ewing & Co.,
2229—
group
com¬
2.55s, at
as
a
and
price
basis of about 2.53%.
a
College For Women
pose
Sale
Dec.
3—v.
awarded to
were
196,
a
syndicate
Company
Newark;
of
B.
Van
J.
Ingen & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross;
guerite, O. E., President, will
bids
sealed
until
revenue
Nov.
1, 1961. Due
1964
to
livan,
10
re¬
on
Nov. 1 from
basis of about 2.92%.
Nov.
were
awarded
Mc-
John J.
on
group
com¬
& Co.,
&
Co.,
and
a
3V2S, at
as
price
a
Bond Offering
receive
Principal and interest (M-N)
(EST)
able at the Camden Trust Co. Le¬
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood.
of
(P. O. Palmyra), N. J.
sealed
on
to
will
Treasurer,
until
bids
8
p.m.
Dec. 18 for the purchase
sewer
Aug. 1, 1962. Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Aug. 1 from
1994 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at
the
National State Bank, Newark. Le¬
gality
Strabel,
approved
Trimble
by
Caldwell,
& Mitchell.
River
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m.
(EST)
of
tax
bonds,
on
Jan. 7 for the
$1,215,000
as
unlimited
follows:
1,
1962. Due
to
1983
on
Feb.
1 from
inclusive.
965,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
1963. Due
1965 to
on
Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids'until'8 p.m.
$250,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1964
Bond Offering—John F. Thomp¬
son,
Feb.
1984 inclusive.
1 from
Dec. 18 for the
purchase of $262,-
000
improvement
Dec.
1, 1962. Due
1963
to
1979
and interest
Jersey
State
(EST) on
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Bank,
River
Edge.
was
The sale
will
Tuesday,
on
al
to
1972
June
inclusive.
Bank.
Legality
47,
48
with
correspond
the
of
the
projects
18,
at
to
years,
remaining
held
by
the
City
has
received mortgages that are to be
The
financed.
Sale
—
The
$754,000 im¬
provement .bonds offered Nov. 28
196,
—v.
2130—were
p.
awarded
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
of New
York City, and the Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank
&
Trust Co. of Chicago, as 2.60s,
at
price of 100.17,
a
mortgages
which
for
by
New York
Bond
held
maturity
a
49
and
approved
Orange County (P. O. Goshen),
to the
of
pay¬
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
an¬
be
Dec.
The bonds will have
span
„r..j
■'/,.
.
basis of about
a
2.57%.
OrangetoWn, Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 8 (P. O. Pearl River), N. Y.
City has tempora¬
&
Cross,
and
I/nc.,
Bond
Offering
2.60s, at
as
basis of about
a
the
proceeds
of . the
bonds
sold
was
$100,000
District
to
is
This
be
Geo.
first time
the
issuing
1
No.
Gib-
B.
basis of about 2.98%.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
Offering
—
District
sealed
City), N. Y.
Alastair Mac-
bids
chase
Dec.
on
until
of
$410,000
Dated Dec.
re¬
11
a.m.
the
for
pur¬
school
bonds,
1, 1962. Due on June
1963
from
1
11
1983
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the First National City Bank, New
York
City. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
I slip
level
The
Caroline
M.
Schneider, District Clerk, will re¬
sealed
(EST)
on
of
bids
until
2
p.m.
Dec. 19 for the purchase
Dated
$1,150,000 school bonds.
Nov. 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 from
to
1963
1992 inclusive.
and interest (M-N)
Principal
payable at the
Bank of Babylon, or
the Bankers
in New York
Trust Co.
City. Le¬
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
& Dikeman.
way
ceive
for
sealed
bids
purchase
until
of
Jan.
on
Feb.
1
16
$1,572,000
school bonds. Dated Feb.
Due
1, 1963.
from 1964 to 1983
inclusive.
..
New York
Sale
dormitory
p.m.
lj 1962. Due
1963
to
1982
general
reve¬
received from the payments
and interest
the bonds.
in
to
order
encourage
greater
a
housing supply, the debt incurred
for
limited-profit housing
a
comes
special housing debt lim¬
constitutionally
established at
2% of the average assessed valua¬
tion of New York City real prop¬
erty over the past five years. This
such
the general
new
issues
bond
from
15, 1963,
payable
bear
Company
Hawkins,
by
Wood.
New York
Offering
Stephen
•<—
F.
Burberry, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
of
until
bids
11
a.m.
Dec. 13 for the purchase
$570,000
Dated
bonds.
school
Nov. 1, 1962, Due on Nov. 1 from
1963
to
inclusive.
1977
and interest
Meadow
Principal
(M-N) payable at tre
National
Brook
Bank,
Oyster Bay. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Peekskill, New York
interest
will
Trust
County, Pearl River.
approved
Bond
payment serial
bonds will be dated Jan.
and
Midland
Oyster Bay Central Sch. Dist. No. 6,
debt limit.
level
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Delafield &
held will be used
on
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
semi-annually. They will
be re¬
deemable annually beginning Jan.
Bond Offering—Harold H,
Comptroller,
City
bids
sealed
on
Dec.
until
various
$287,000
11
the
for
11
will
Lent,
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
purposes
of
bonds.
15, 1964 in accordance with a level Dated Dec, 1, 1962. Due on March
payment schedule of redemption 1 from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
to be determined by the bidder, Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
tions of $5,000 each.
New York
Bond
sealed
bids until
10 for the
Dec.
will
noon
Levitt,
Dated
(J-J) payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank,
of
Legal¬
Molest on Fire District, N. Y.
purchase of $30,-
1, 1963; Due on Jan. 1 from
1964 to 1983 inclusive. Principal
Legality
Bank
National
the
Ramapo and Clarkstowh,
on
Jan.
City.
-
field & Wood.
receive
(EST)
000,000 recreation bonds.
and interest
at
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
(State of)
Offering—Arthur
Comptroller,
State
able
Westchester, White, Plains.
Sale
Bond
—
The
bonds offered Nov.
2027—were
National
as
$35,000 fire
14—v.
196, p*.
awarded to the
Bank
of
First
Spring Valley,
2.70s, at a price of par,
New York
approved
by
Smithtown,
At¬
Bond
torney General of the State.
Sale
—
N.
Y.
The $750,650 im¬
New York Housing
Authority,
New York
Note Offering
—
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 12
the
v.
196, p. 2331—were awarded to
Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.,
William Reid,
ney
^nd Til-
& Co., as 3.30s, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 3.29%.
for
Spencerport, New York
purchase ot $12,285,000 notes.
1963. Due April 10,
Bond Sale
Dated Jan. 9,
—
The $211,000
im¬
Principal and interest pay¬ provement bonds offered Nov. 29
able at the Chemical Bank New —v. 196, p. 2229—were awarded
York Trust Co., New York City. to a group composed of Roosevelt
1963.
LeMoyne College (P. O. Syracuse),
Bond
3:30
$196,000 library bonds. Dated
Legality
bonds will be
new
Diltz,
will re¬
Administrator,
the
until
provement bonds offered Dec. 4—
Sch. Dist., N.Y.
Johnstown City
payment
obligations of the City. The
nues
(P. O. West I slip), N. Y.
—
City
The bonds will be in denomina¬
Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 9
Offering
the
income housing.
removes
will
Clerk,
of
of Rockland
it,
Bond
bids
—
Dec. 11 for the purchase
Marine
of
No. 3 (P. O. New York
on
Dec.
financing this type of middle-
under
a
sealed
of
bonds & Co., Inc., as 3s, at a price
100.08,
serial
Comptroller Beame noted that,
Bond Sale-r-An issue of
Water
retired
.
for the debt service
Highland
be
now
long-term bonds for the purpose
Traders
&
Buffalo,
will
notes
will
Evans, N. Y.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
1963
bonds.
on
limited-
loans
of the mortgages
Business
Edge, N. J.
se¬
_
Bond Offering— Carl E.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
purchase
of
ceive
Chester Lam¬
—
Township
$2,590,000
1963
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. New
of
payment
finance
bonds to be issued.
2.59%.
basis of about 3.22%.
Market), N. J.
bert,
Bond Offering—Wm. J.
Haupt
Piscataway Township
May 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
Cinnaminson
Ira
100.26,
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
by
a
of¬
p.'2129—
Ryan & Co., bidding for
Dec. 17 for
pay¬
Co.
Bond
purchase of $2,340,000 school
approved
$852,000
1, 1962. Due
able at the Oneida Valley Nation¬
sale
a.m.
The
pur¬
from
xera.m.
.
2229—were awarded
price of 100.03,
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
(EST)
of
p.
Manufacturers
(EST)
various
196,
to
$850,000 bonds,
Board
196,
Roosevelt
ceive
Fidelity Union Trust Co. of
Newark,
Bond Offering—Herbert A. Der-
until 8 p.m.
29—v.
11
level
to
Y.
The
—
Municipal Building, Man¬
hattan,
with
NEW YORK
j/''.v..
t.1
1
donald,
of B. J. Van Ingen
posed
Inc.,
of the
The
totaling
bonds
pose
—
fered
Hanrahan,
Secretary
Sale
by Sul¬
Legality approved
Donovan,
Bond
Interest
inclusive.
2001
Cherry Hill), N. J.
gality
uj^iuk,
^
Bond Sale—The $315,000 public
price of 100.18,
a
Margate City, N. J.
bonds. Dated
Cherry Hill Township (P. O.
the
a
2.95s, at
as
a.m.
Govern & Lane.
pitch,
bonds,
Dec. 20 for the purchase
$1,160,000
M-N.
purchase
Corning, N. Y.
Co.; F. R. Cole & Co., and
Ewing & Co, bidding for $1,358,000
Offering—Sister M. Mar¬
improvement
Dated Dec.
1
11
Dec. 13 for the purchase
on
$66,000
2Vss.
as
until
(EST)
com¬
posed of the Fidelity Union Trust
3V2S.
bids
ceive
1, 1963,.ltact
2129—
p.
(EST)
of
as
sealed
These
the
for
bonds totaling $1,360,000 of¬
fered
ceive
Roger Whit-
—
issuing Bond Anticipation Notes.
a
The various pur¬
—
price
a
Offering
City Comptroller, will
moyer,
$70,000 fire station bonds. Dated
to
Bond
Oneida, New York
Bond
M.
the
Co.
Schenec¬
re¬
17
(MST)
improvement bonds offered Nov.
Stern &
(P. O. Caldwell), N. J.
of
receive
29—v.
Inc.,
interest
the
Emma
Western New
Christensen,
&
and
at
Concklin, District Clerk, will
syndi¬
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Hanauer,
Caldwell
on
will
York, Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross,
Wells
Principal
payable
rily financed the six projects by
Dec.
Chicago,
Co.,
clusive.
of
\
Trust
Hazel F. An¬
—
Clerk,
and
the City for the first six housing
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Jan.
members
Northern
City
pur¬
improvement
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due
March 1 from 1963 to 1977 in¬
on
by Comptroller Abraham
the
terms
Bond Offering
on
1982.
and
Other
Aug.
on
cate:
of¬
lof Newark, Coffin & Burr,
(EST)
Dec. 1, 1971
of
Beame.
inclusive.
on
Housing
City, N.
housing
in
1, 1965.
'
1970
to
2130—
p.
Agency, at
York
bonds
nounced
Dec. 1, 1966
on
the
Offering
$21,820,000
rial
Dec. 1, 1963
1972.
derson,
pur¬
posed of the National State Bank
ceive
&
1967.
320,000 2%s. Due
Trust
p.
New
Bond
profit
Dec.
196,
follows:
D.
on
p.m.
Principal and interest (J-D)
of
Bank
Securities
Sullivan
on
$150,000
re¬
2
the
for
tady Trust Co. Legality approved
by Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
College
1,360,000 Series B bonds,
follows:
as
of
until
13
bonds.
(M-S)
$430,000 Series A bonds,
Co.,
1,
Madison, N. J.
various
totaling $626,000
bonds
Bond
Bosworth,
to
480,000 2%s. Due On Dec. 1 from
1,
Belleville, N. J.
Sale
100.06,
Inc.,
320,000 2V2S. Due
1972.
&
of
Union
160,000 3s. Due
F. R. Cole & Co., arid John Small
NEW JERSEY
pose
National
Dallas
sold
of par, as
a
Inc.,
J-J.
Bond
Republic
&
28—v.
Home Finance
27—v.
Pierce
$320,000 3x/4S. Due
Aug. 1, 1973
Due
3.30s.
1981
bonds.
1963. Due
15,
Nov.
Hobbs, New Mexico
400,000
p.m.
Dec. 10 for the purchase
$112,500
Dated
7
Rauscher,
and
1979 and
until
Co.,
1976.
Nebraska
'bids
on
Due
S^s.
200,000
City Clerk and Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
Aug.
on
1977 and 1978.
G.
offered
2129—were awarded to
ford, Inc.,
Aug.
on
Aug. 1,
on
3.20s.
400,000
Offering—A.
&
1974.
400,000
Bond
bonds
p.
Nov.
were
The $1,600,000
—
syndicate composed of J. A. Hogle
1975.
NEBRASKA
Beatrice,
196,
1968
1982 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
I
school
Sale
Co., and Hanifen, Imhoff & Sam-
Due
400,000 3.10s. Due
Company of
chase
bids
Dec.
on
Sale—The $1,790,000 dor¬
fered
Co.,
Due
2.90s.
York
mitory-dining facilities bonds of¬
Bayard), N. Mex.
Bond
sealed
(EST)
2331—were awarded
p.
ceive
(P. O. New York 17,), N. Y.
Bond
Cobre Consolidated
School District No. 2 (P. O.
1971.
Ruth Vand.er-
—
Grant County,
liams, Town Supervisor, will
•
Rochester, at 1.61%.
MEXICO
Aug. 1, 1963.
inclusive.
1969
196,
New York
Bond Offering—Robert W. Wil¬
as
Sale—The $2,000,000 bond
the Lincoln Trust
to
basis of about
a
Aug.
on
on
2.80s.
100,000
Libhy), Mont.
wood, District Clerk, will receive
a
and 1964;
Libby High School
Offering
100.10,
3.35s, at
as
par.
57
Niskayuna (P. O. Schenectady),
p.
anticipation notes offered Dec. 4
Webber,
and Paine,
Curtis,
3.34%.
Inc.,
follows:
as
1970.
(P. O.
price of
syndi¬
a
bidding for $2,965,000 bonds, at a
a net interest cost
$925,000 school bonds.
District
Note
—v.
&
p.
price of 101.18,
bids until Feb. 5 for the purchase
Lincoln County,
Co.,
Dallas,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of
&
veen
Jackson
improvement
awarded
Bank
of about
(P.O. Miles City), Mont.
$3,000,000 sew¬
plant
hekded by
hattan
MONTANA
New
29—v.. 196, p.
196,
Housing
Agency,
Mount Saint Vincent
offered Nov. 28—V. 198,
bonds
cate
of par.
Custer County
Nov.
the
Finance
price of
a
3—v.
to
County (P. O. Rochester),
$947,000 school
Jersey City, N.J.
dor¬
1816—-were
p.
sold to the Housing and
nance
100.008, a
31/2S, at
Dec.
sold
Home
Monroe
2027—were awarded to John Nu-
NEW
$260,000
revenue
Township Sch. Dist.
basis of about 3.19%.
Mississippi
Bond
offered
2229—were
Hanauer & Co.,
p.
offered
2229—were
and
Brook
bonds offered
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds
Hawkins,
by
Bond Sale—The
$125,000
was
approved
(P. O. Saddle Brook), N. J.
& Wood.
St.
North
(2429)
Delafield & Wood.
Delafield
by
approved
inclusive.
1983
(F-A)
interest
and
payable at the Burlington County
275,000 4s. Due on Sept.
to
Principal
1,
1975 and 1976.
1977
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
—
and
The
Legality
$2,575,000
facilities
revenue
approved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
T.ariA.
&
Cross, Inc., manufacturers and
Traders Trust Co. of Buffalo, and
John J. De Golyer & Co.. Inc.. as
58
3.20s, at
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2430)
price of 100.43,
a
Inc.,
as
Dec.
from
1
1963
196,
v.
Offering—W
Bond
a
Easter-
E.
bids
sealed
at
(EST)
а.m.
for
11
Dec.
Co.,
1964
from
interest
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
at
over
Trust
York
cost
1965
City.
to
1970
New
to
1976
W. E. Easter-
—
ernment
at
until
Raleigh
Dec.
on
for
11
Alliance
Bond
Clerk
$7,000 water bonds.
Dec.
posed
of
196,
to
a
Wachovia
the
Trust Company
Squire,
com¬
net
as
at
price
a
interest
of
of
cost
100.05,
about
Bond
a
due
June
on
3s, due
1980
to 1983
from
inclusive;
to
1987
1
1965
$10,000
to
1974
S^s, due
1975; $50,000 3s, due
June
on
$60,000
3.10s,
1981
due
to
and $10,000
on
from
1
from
1965
to
June
1
from
1976
Clerk
inclusive; $70,000 3.10s, due
of
June
1
from
1981
to
1983
in¬
clusive; and $85,000 l/10s, due
on
June
from
1
1984
to
1987
inclusive.
Banking
the
by
Board
on
of
to
1986
Bond
,
Offering
Mrs.
—
and
$70,000 3s,
due
on
Wilkes
to
1983
until
1
on
—
W. E. Easter-
ernment
sealed
a.m.
Gov¬
Commission, will receive
bids
(EST)
at
on
Raleigh
Dec.
11
until
for
11
the
purchase of $750,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on June 1
from 1964 to 1985 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and
interest
(J-D) payable
noon
from
Lenore
(EST)
1
from
the
at
(EST)
,
Dee. 18
on
$70,000 school
1, 1962. Due
Arcanum
proved
Principal
Celina
of
and
Bank
(EST)
on
of
Fredericktown
Bond
be
National
Shaffer
ap¬
&
Sch.
Clerk
received
until
(EST)
1964
to
1986
of
Education,
waterworks
bonds
8
The Ohio Company, as
price of
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Commercial Bank, Celi¬
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey.
na.
Board
100.31,
sold
3%s, at
basis
a
of
4
of
inclusive; $140,-
sealed
until
will
Dec.
27
E. Swope,
$1,400,000
^
Local Sch. Dist.
until
Dec.
Western
homa
27
for
the
until
Dec.
17
for
the
Hudson Local Sch.
Dist., Ohio
Bond Offerings—Sealed bids will
until
Jan.
10
for
the
Offering—Ruth E. Brew¬
Village
Clerk,
bids
until
will
noon
receive
Dec.
1,
1964
to
bonds.
1962. Due
1983
and interest
Milford
on
inclusive.
1
Bond
water
White
Cross
of Ohio
Hospital
-
years.
Dec.
until
for
20
10
the
Aug. 1, 1961. Due
on
(EST)
purchase
of
Dated
300,000
for the
bonds.
distribution
3V4S,
to
system
at
price
of
Co.,
100.15,
Other
Cleveland
a
Clerk
of
the
1,
Due
on
1983
inclusive.
Feb.
of
the
1
from
syndi¬
Co.,
National
Liberty
Co., Oklahoma City,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
&
Milburn,
Weeks,
Cochran & Co., Inc., and Hutchin¬
Shockey & Co.
son,
Oklahoma City Municipal Improve¬
ment
Bond
B. J.
Okla.
Authority,
Sale—The
$10,000,000 im¬
bonds offered
revenue
28—v.
a
196,
p.
2028—were
syndicate headed by
Co., Allen & Co.,
Van Ingen
& Co., Inc., and
Leo Oppenheim & Co., as 3.30s, at
a
price of 97.86, a basis of about
(P.O. Norman),
members
Bache
& Co.,
&
the
of
syndi¬
Board
of
bids
Smith
until
7
p.m.
school bonds.
the
(CST)
purchase
on
Dec.
01^27,000
son
&
Co.,
Dillon,
Drexel
Union
&
Co.,
Securities
Goodbody & Co., Ira Haupt
Co.,
Merrill
for
&
Eastman
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Dec. 20 for
Feb.
on
to
&
L.
until
on
Due
-r..
Betty
11
(EST)
Feb. 1 from
members
Other
Bond Offering—Robert Morren,
Education, will receive sealed bids
noon
on
inclusive.
1977
Hornblower
County Dependent Sch.
Dist. No. 31
Newbury Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Johnson,
Feb. 1, 1971
cate:
Oklahoma
Offering—Mrs.
on
Blyth & Co., Inc., R. W. Press-
OKLAHOMA
basis of about 3.22%.
Bond
Feb. 1 from
3.38%.
bonds
Fahey, Clark &
a
on
cate:
Sale—An issue of $14,000
sold
of
inclusive.
3s.
1980
awarded to
27
cost
follows:
as
John Nuveen &
until Dec.
a
price
a
interest
2.90s.
Nov.
Offering—Sealed bids will
to
1978 and 1979 inclusive.
provement
purchase of $233,000 improvement
Sterling, Ohio
Chicago, at
1970
to
approved by Bricker, Evatt, Bar¬
Bond
awarded
net
a
to
ton, Eckler & Niehoff.
be received
Bank,
Bank,
1972.
1973
Legality
Willard, Ohio
a
Na¬
all
price of 100.006.
a
120,000 2V2s. Due
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
2001
of
Bank & Trust
a.m.
to
First
National
were
2.85%,
prich
Bond Offering—Edgar O. Mans¬
to
Co.
1965
Association
$345,000 refunding bonds.
Principal
Bank, Milford.
time
120,000
(P. O. Columbus),
bids
1983
awarded
City
100.008,
E.
field, Administrator, will receive
sealed
due
to
The $325,000
of the
$360,000 21/4s. Due
$590,000
of
on
in¬
•
300,000 23As. Due
Ohio
from
(J-D) payable at the
National
purchase
on
Dated
Dec.
the
for
1964
(EST)
18 for the purchase of
$138,-
/improvement
1
1977
syndicate headed by the Northern
Dist.
Maurice
building bonds. Due in 20
to
1978
—
were
Co.,
same
Ohio
—
in¬
Additional Sale—The $1,200,000
hospital bonds also offered at the
Jones, Superintendent of Schools,
on
Milford, Ohio
Bond
Offering
on
1972
to
Security National
until
Sch.
1,
due
$375,000 3s,
from
Norman, at
will receive sealed bids until Jan.
purchase of $110,340 improvement
bonds.
received
Bond
Local
2V2s,
City, First National Bank &
and
Collins),
O.
for
Feb.
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Okla¬
purchase of $330,-
Reserve
1
composed
bonds.
(P.
2.84%,
1973
and
time
(P. O.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
Ohio
Offering—Sealed bids will
the
from
same
about
for
1
group
O.
8
net inter¬
on
1966
Additional Sale
Trust
Chesterland
due
from
Feb.
on
of
at
about
$420,000
clusive;
Geauga Local Sch. Dist.
received
of
bonds,
sewer
par, a
4s,
1
Feb.
of
Education,
Chesterland),
1,
stprm sewer bonds offered at the
G.
of
Feb.
on
inclusive.
of
—
purchase
School
from
clusive; $300,000 2%s, due
by
Schools,
bids
due
sanitary
1965;
Principal
Ontario), Ohio
Offering
Bond
be
1
Feb. 1, 1984
on
V4S,
cost
Feb.
Trust
(P.
Feb.
from
3Vss, due
1, 1986 and 1987; and
$60,000
1 from
purchase of $700,000 school
the
1
$140,000
price, of
a
est
Dated
Offering—D. D. Rummel.
of
1985;
Feb.
at
noon
approved
of the Board
for
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
3.10s, due
1,155,000
Education,
Dec.
on
Legality
West
a
about
Hudson, Ohio
as
on
1983
Feb.
1988.
will receive sealed bids until Jan.
to
purchase of $165,000 school bonds.
was
due
3s,
1976 to
(J-D) payable at the
Superintendent
000
be received
720
inclusive; $560,-
000
Jennings,
inclusive.
1985
District (P. O.
Jan.
Bond
Dec.
1975
to
000
;■
Springfield Township Local School
$190,000
3.34%.
-
2.93%, for $770,on
$110,000
Sylvania City Sch. Dist., Ohio
the
of
due
4s,
1965
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Clerk
City
.Co.
000
and
and interest
for the
Trust
'
1, 1963. Due
to
Pittsburgh,
&
cost of about
Sanders
$2,750,000 school bonds.
Dist.,
for
was
noon
and interest
Citizens
Squire,
of
Bank
follows:
as
Principal
Gahanna, Ohio
Mount
Dec. 20 for the purchase
1, 1963. Due
by
Co.
$1,720,000 waterworks bonds, at &
price of par, a net interest
Dec. 18 for the purchase
on
Bond
Jan.
com¬
Inc.,
(J-D) payable at the
of the
Wil¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
2230—
p.
City, and R. J. Edwards,
Dated
bonds.
Local
196,
syndicate
a
Kansas
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
school bonds,
Evans,
$1,698,000 school bonds. Dated
Jan.
of $89,-
bonds.
Trust
National
and
sealed
Bowling
will receive sealed bids until
of
on
pay¬
liams.
er,
interest
Erma
—
the Board
(EST)
will receive sealed bids until
on
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering
receive
noon
Bond Offering—R. A.
Bond
Legality
by Peck,
are
Banking Company, Bowl¬
Bond
County
the purchase
1983
receive
Arcanum.
1964
The bonds
ing Green. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Clerk
Bond Offering
1
p.m.
Dec.
inclusive.
Green
Carolina
ling, Secretary of the Local
able
on
Dec.
17 for the purchase of
$509,520 sewage bonds. Dated Dec.
County (P. O. Wilkesboro),
North
noon
.
purchase of $400,000 school bonds.
bids
the
1975;
.until
.UUIl!
sealed
the
June 1 from 1976 to 1979 incl.
!
V
be
at
June. 1,
i
Klever, City Auditor, will receive
or
on
for
Guth,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
1964
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bowling Green, Ohio
County
due
21
&
C.
of
will
until
improvement
Jan.
Greenford), Ohio
Interest
payable
53,4s,
bids
and interest
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Dated
inclusive.
(J-D)
$20,000
500
of
Bixler,
are
First Bos¬
Corp., Mellon National Bank
ton
lumbus.
I
,
(P. O.
J-D.
Wood
inclusive;
special
Education, will receive sealed
,
awarded to
were
Huntington National Bank of Co¬
Green
Dec.
on
from
1974
Squire,
Education,
callable.
to
$129,000
the
/
ing and fire station bonds, for
$185,000 6s, due on June 1
1964
for
Offering—Phyllis
Dec. 20 for the purchase
1, 1963. Due
1967
&
Offering—Edna Shumate,
of
of
Clerk and Treasurer of the Board
Webster), Ohio
1, 1962. Due
275,000 police department build¬
pay¬
I^elpre Branch.
$250,000 school bonds.
Jan.
in¬
on
21
Bond Sale—An issue of
will receive sealed bids until
on
1980
of
Dec.
(P. O. Pittsburg), Ohio
Bond
inclusive.
& Dempsey.
Bond
1
power
to
Peoples
approved
South
clusive; $15,000 53/4S, due on
June 1, 1975; $60,000 3s, due
on
1982
Bloom Local Sch. Dist.
June
1974
the
Sanders
(EST)
electric light and
Dec.
W.
Franklin-Monroe Local Sch. Dist.
bonds
basis of about
a
to
Company,
Legality
June
bonds, for $190,000 6s, due
June
the
special
improvement
1964
at
Trust
1, 1984.
420,000
1
until
bonds
$2,875,000 bonds
offered Nov. 27—v.
(P. O. Grove City), Ohio
Charles
—-
$336,000
Norman, Oklahoma
Southwestern City Sch. Dist.
assessment bonds.
Bank,
Principal and interest (J-D)
inclusive;
l/10s, due
interest
purchase of $695,000 school bonds.
1,
June
on
1983
bids
purchase
S^s, at
t from 1976 to 1980 inclusive;
from
Offering
bonds. Dated Dec.
for
10
as
1
from
inclusive;
on
sealed
M.
Board
to
Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
June 1
on
the
1964
Loramie
1978. The
1,
Bond Sale—The
on
for the purchase of
3.43%.
bonds,
sewer
of
1, 1962. Due
the
Co. and
able
from
Jan.
No.
price of 100.66,
basis
a
(P. O.
—
Commissioners,
Ohio
inclusive.
$100,000 6s, due
sealed
bids
&
a
3%s,
as
Clinton), Ohio
Offering
Dec.
and
at
Clerk
County
in¬
1985
Dec.
on
of
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
Jan.
Nov.
of
by
Dempsey.
Field, Richards & Co.,
1976
$155,000
June
on
sold
100.38,
Due
Franer, City Auditor, will receive
Bank,
to McDonald
was
inclusive; and $205,000
due
Bond
payable
City
approved
&
District
assessment
June 1 from 1981
on
sanitary
for
(J-D)
Offering—Sealed bids will
Sewer
1, 1975; $135,000
June 1
on
3.10s, due
230,000
the
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
inclusive; $30,000 53As,
1984
for
purchase of $645,000 school bonds.
1965
to 1974
1/ 10s,
13
National
Sanders
offered
& Dempsey.
1973 inclusive. Prin¬
be received until
$825,000 water bonds, for $300,000
to
Education,
2.96%,
June 1 from
payable
to
Bond
Franklin, Ohio
Belpre, Ohio
on
1964
1962.
purchase
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬
ity approved
Stoica,
bids until 7:30
Legality
follows:
6s, due
from
15,
school
(CST)
p.m.
the
Muskogee
ings Bank of Chicago,
Banking Co., Ft. Loramie. Legal¬
(P. O. Medina), Ohio
Craigie & Co., and Robert Garrett
Sons,
15
Dec.
for
19
$240,000
Principal
(J-D)
1
Bath-RichReld Local Sch. Dist.
of Winston-Salem,
Equitable Securities Corp., F. W.
&
Dated
Dec.
on
,
&
Bank
of
Dec.
on
First
Alliance.
2229—
p.
group
Sarah
Board
1964 to
the
at
$1,750,000 bonds
4—v.
awarded
of
1
the
proved by George J. Fagin.
about 3.30%.
Dist., Ohio
Dec.
on
of
until
for
Williams.
—
cipal and interest
Statesville, N. C.
were
the
(EST)
from
Bond Sale—The
price
a
Ottawa
un¬
bids
of
callable. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
price of 100.27
a
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
clusive.
Nov.
on
8
bonds.
purchase of $400,000 school bopds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1
McCarthy.
offered
til
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering
of
p.m.
1, 1962. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&
Due
will receive sealed
б,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Dated Dec.
2%s, at
as
Secretary
$22,950 road
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
follows:
as
Co.,
the
1 from
Nov. 1 from
on
p.
Gib¬
Hospital Trust, will receive sealed
14—v. 196, p. 2027—were awarded
at
196,
Okla.
J.
(J-D)
National
Township
The
—
Trust,
son,
(P. O. Northfield), Ohio
Sale
Hospital
Offering—James
inclu¬
Due
3—v.
Dec.
Bond
revenue
Northfield Center
to
ing, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
OHIO
purchase of $13,000 unlimited tax
bonds,
offered
Muskogee
on
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
improvement
tion, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
1978
3.30s.
11
the
school
1984
First
improvement bonds
$619,018 special
street
the
Monday, December 10, 1962
12
on
Bond Offering—John A. Broer-
Nov. 1 from
Nov.
on
at
Port
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
.
to
1964
.
Bank,/ Burton. Legality approved
basis of about 2.57%.
as
Commission, will receive
bids
(EST)
a.m.
to
140,000
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
sealed
3.14%,
inclusive.
1972
120,000 3.10s. Due
Star, N. C.
Offering
&
a
Nov. 1 from
on
school
1963. Due
2331—were awarded to McDonald
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Washburn & McCarthy.
Bond
bonds
inclusive.
1969
120,000 3s. Due
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
$351,000
Ft. Loramie Local Sch.
on
for
20
J-D.
assessment
Hopnet
&
par,
about
of
120,000 2.70s. Due
Han¬
Co.,
of
$163,000 2 V2S. Due
pay¬
Manufacturers
the
price
a
Dec.
Elyria, Ohio
follows:
1982 I inclusive.
to
at
of
bids
sealed
on
Bond Sale—The
a
purchase of $370,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on June
1
Jaffray
Piper,
and
wood,
the
from
Bond
composed of Allison-Wil¬
group
purchase
Interest
2130—were awarded to
p.
(EST)
noon
offered Nov. 27—
Co., Northwestern National
Bank of Minneapolis, J. M. Dain &
11
until
Raleigh
on
bonds
receive
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1987 inclusive.
liams
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
1
.
1, 1962. Due
sive. Principal and interest
the
school
Sale—The $663,000
Bond
bulding
Edenton, N. C.
$210,000
payable
will
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
(P. O. Wahpeton), N. Dak.
1978 incl.
to
Wahpeton
School District No. 37
CAROLINA
Dec.
Kathryn G.
—
of
cation,
until
Richland County,
on
Offering
purchase
bonds. Dated Dec.
Miller, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
NORTH DAKOTA
Cross,
Due
1962.
1,
NORTH
Bond
Carthy.
3.20s, at a price of 100.10.
Dated
Dec.
&
Roosevelt
to
the
Portsmouth), Ohio
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
village/ hall and fire house bonds
sold
Clay Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
City. Legality approved
issue of $33,000
Sale—An
was
Bank,
Manhattan
Chase
New York
Tannersville, New York
Bond
the
at
basis
a
of about 3.15%.
.
Hornblower
Lynch,
&
Weeks,
Pierce, Fenner &
Inc., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis,
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co., First of Michigan Corp., Rand
Volume
&
6219
Number
196
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Sti-
at
fel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Tripp &
Co.,
Cooley
Inc.,
Cleveland
Co. of Kansas, Wm.
J. Mericka &
93,000 2%S. Due
1971
1974
Oklahoma
Okla.
City,
.
.
1965
March
Oklahoma City
Secretary
Airport Trust, will receive sealed
bids
21
until
the
for
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
July
-
_
City,
or
ment
Okla-
agent
to be des-
bank or trust company
Legal-
ignated by the purchaser
r1 nAvftrt
Lv-rr
T
£0^
43^ af
as
-
'<•
'
*
.•
(P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
17
Dec.
on
the
for
.
ty
k
nnp
-1 ncq
1
f
Offering
Bond
Director of Finance
ing,
Officio
11
i(CST)
a.m.
1965
from
$1,-
!
OREGON
*
1
County Sch. Dist. No.
Bend), Ore.
O.
(P.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
4-i
bids
foi
10
o
until
the
/noT\
^
8
(PST)
p.m
purchase
Dec.
on
$700,0°°
of
nl00on Feb. 1 from To64
Feb5'! Am 1964
Due
1983
1983
n
to
on
incluave^ Principa an ^o®res
(
>
1
county
p
y
office.
Treasurer's
nego-
syn-
a
Bond Sale—The Sewer
revenue
Principal
&
0
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin
s
&
Ira
Co.,
jjornbjower
it5S
T
Lynch,
Inc
'
Co., Goldman,
&
Haupt
Co.,
&
Merrill
Weeks
>p_
&
w
Smith
Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
Fenner
Pierce,
B j
white, Weld & Co., Arthurs, Le>
due
bonds^for $565,000
July 1
on
from
1964
5s,
to
inclusive; and $3,075,000
due
3.40s,
to
1985
July
on
1991
5,300,000 bonds,
from
1
inclusive.
as
3.60s.
Due
on
&
Co-i
members
Drexel
of
the
syndi-
&
Co
C Colling* &
den, Stone & Co., W. E. Hutton &
Co.,
&
,'*
New-
H.
Lynch, W.
A
A
0
Feb. 1 from. 1964 to
1963.
Due
1983
inclusive.
on
1
terest
•_
J
Principal
and
in¬
payable at the City
(F-A)
fiscal
Treasurer's office, or at the
of the State in New York
agency
City. Legality approved by Wood,
&
Mack'
D'unn
iViaCKey, nunn
& Co.,
Creek,
Bond
409
11
for
the
and
Lincoln
W. York & Co., Inc.
Warren
Dan-
Pennsylvania
receive
(PST)
on
purchase of $28,-
improvement
Dated
bonds.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $2,670,-,
q00 school revenue bonds was
on
nov. 26 to
Legality
by c c
Umatilla County
Bond
bonds
O.
Pendleton),
offered
composed
Nov.
27—v.
awarded
of
to
Marshall
&
a
pany.
send,
Ore.
Sale—The $660,000
2230—were
tax
school
196,
p.
group
Mey^r,
Munson.
members of the
Elliott
Other
cate:
&
Second .District
Securities
Second District Securities
Rand & Co., Tripp &
Kidder,
White,
Weld
Peabody
&
Co.;
Blair
Sherrerd,
&
Co., Foster & Marshall, Newburg-
Puerto K.co Ports Authority, P. K.
TnWnnfiAnal
iivnarl Paccanoor
International Airport Passenger
and Cargo
Due
1
July
on
from
1964 to
Yarnall,
x ainau,
&
of
&
Washington,
in
the Seattle Trust &
Tacoma,
and
Savings Bank,
Biddle vx,
iJ1uuiC
&
senger
Jan.
Principal
1963.
1,
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Co., New York City, or
Le¬
Bank, Chattanooga.
Caldwell,
by
approved
gality
Hamilton
Townsend,
Dolphin
&
Crouter
Co.;
j
and
Co.,
Inc.;
Hess,
& Bodine;
Grant
&
syndi¬
Pierce, Fen¬
W.
R.
Press-
4./-
*
Andrews
Robert
Airport,
Dimmitt, Texas
Bond Sale—The
sold to the
was
fr°m 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
196,
v.
p.
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
Hallsville
School District,
Indep.
compared
with 125,495 passengers in September of
1961, an increase of
14.7%, according to Ruben Sanchez
Echevarria, Executive DirecRico Ports Au-
of the Puerto
Corporation
The
Government
for
Puerto
$10,000
is
RHODE
Providence,
Sale—An issue of $400,000
Bond
gcbool aiding bonds was
&
RuDe
inc.,
gon
Uallas Kupe &
1964 to
sold to
as
fol-
C"
'
lows:
1968 inclusive.
,
totaling
28—v. 196, p. 2237—were
Awarded
from.
Jan. 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
McCall;
by
approved
McCall
Crowe,
&
Horton
Salle
La
County
O.
(P.
Cotulla),
Texas
road refunding bonds
the First of Texas
$143,000
sold to
was
Corporation,
follows:
as
*
.
from
$8,000 3s. Due on Feb.,1, 1964 and
150,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1
1979 to 1987 inclusive.
from
135,000 3Y4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
120,000 4s. Due
1988
to
1992
1965.
Feb. 1 from
on
1966 to
Dated
est
isclusive.
1977 inclusive.
1,
February
F-A.
Legality
1963. Inter¬
by
approved
Dobbins & Howard.
Chambers
County
Common
Navasota
School District No. 6 (P. O.
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Texas
Anahuac), Texas
Bond Offering
—
O. F. Nelson,
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
$207,-
000 schoolhouse refunding bonds
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec. was sold to Rauscher, Pierce &
io for the purchase of $300,000 Co., Inc., as follows
County Judge, will receive sealed
Dated Dec.
schoolhouse bonds.
1,
$50,000 3s.
from 1963 to
Due
on
Jan.
10 from
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
157,000 3V4S.
1971
Dated
J-J.
to
Due on Jan. 10 from
1981
Jan.
inclusive.
10,
1963.
Interest
Legality approved by Vinson,
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
Clute, Texas
Bond
to
—
1
59,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Sale—The
Tnr
as
follows'
Rotan,
$125,000 street
2231—were awarded
Underwood,
The water bonds
'
$3,150,000 offered Nov. $10,000 4s.
Bond Sale
to
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
* *rom
45,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1969 to 1973 inclusive
29—v. 196, p.
Island
Jan.
on
1970
Parkhurst,
improvement bonds offered Nov.
ISLAND
Rhode
sold
Due
to
Legality
Texas
fiscal
agent for the Authority,
3s.
1968 to
Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
School District,
Alvarado Indep.
Development
Rico
$45,000
of
was
35,000 3%s. Due
kins, Weems & Searls,
1 ' ~ "T
0 0—1~
8.19%.
issue
bonds
Cooper & Co., Inc., as follows:
1971
1962. Due on Dec. 1
thority.
Sale—An
TEXAS
1962,
September,
tor
$500,000 county
2131—were awarded to
the First U. S.
In-
terest J-J. Legality approved by
refunding
bonds offered Nov. 30
courthouse
,
First S'outhwestCompany, as 3V4S;
Dated Dee. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1
Bond
(P. O.
Jonesboro), Tenn.
San
at
Co.,
winthrop & Co.
Texas
County
Washington
Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled 143,946
in
xt
&
Bond Sale—An issue of $58,000
Trimbell & Mitchell.
traffic through Puerto Rico
International
&
Co.; DeHaven
v_,w.,
ccc.uvw.
the
of
m
a.
refunding bonds
1982 inclusive.
Dated
Traffic Increased—Pas¬
,01
Inc., Black dc Co., cacxu.mc Bank
& v.w., National ijann.
jLnu.,
10,
Jan. 10, 1993.
on
Inc.;
•
james
bonds.
improvement
1,200,000
er,
Co.;
Butcher
Jan.
elusive.
Co., Inc., F. Brittain Kennedy &
Bank
syndi-
on
Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.;
tt
ark.
on
Legality approved by Town-
10,
Due
Due
Smith
as
'
Collings & Co., Inc. Dated
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Com-
Sch. Dist. No. 16-R
Jan.
1992.
members
P"r„ehifporation;
bonds,
follows:
Cargo moved through the air- 1972 inclusive. Principal and inJan. 1 from port in September totaled 5,653,- terest (J-D) payable at the Amermclusive. interest 1964 to 1981 inciusive. Principal 574 pounds, against 5,225,582 in ican National Bank, Beaumont.
approved by Shu- and interest (J-J) payable at the
September, 1961, an increase of Legality approved by Vinson, El-
ler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
(P.
sold
syndicate headed
a
V 19^oDUe on.Nov- 1 fronJ Jan. 1, 1963. Due
i™. 1°
M-N
Poole
r-UUJC
Inc
J-UC.,
Authority (P. O. Horsham),
P.
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Dec.
Co
C^O.,
Ray, H., J.
steele
& Cot>
Suplee, Yeatman,
Mosley Co., Inc., Wagner & Co.,
Oregon
Recorder,
<5C
Hatboro-Horsham Joint School
Offering—Frank
City
ner,
&
Rambo, Close and Kerner,
Joseph
Inc.,
King, Dawson & Logan.
Myrtle
Co., Reynolds & Co., Schaf-
ited
Inc.,
Loeb & Co., Pacific Northwest
Empire, Oregon
fer, Necker & Co., Singer, Deane" Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., M.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
& Scribner, J. W. Sparks & Co., B. Vick & Co., Inc., Arthurs, Lebe received until Dec. 15 for .the Stroud
& Co., Inc., Woodcock, strange & Co., DeHaven & Townpurchase
of
$150,000
sewage Moyer,
Fricke & French, Inc., send, Crouter & Bodine, A. Webbonds.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Boenning ster
Dougherty & Co., Lyons,
& Co., Cunningham, Schmertz & Hannahs & Lee, Inc., Northrop &
Eugene, Ore.
Co., Inc., A. Webster Dougherty & White, Inc.,/ Schmidt, Roberts &
Bond Offering—Thomas Beaty,
Co., M. M. Freeman & Co., Hallo- Parke, Scudder & German, J. W.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
well, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland Sparks & Co., Park, Ryan, Inc.,
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Jan.
& Co., Hess, Grant & Remington, R. J.
Edwards, Inc., and H. V.
15 for the purchase of $950,000
Inc., Janney, Battles & E„ W. Sattley & Co., Inc.
u0I,ldS;
Clark, Inc., Juran & Moody, Inc., Puerto Rico Ports Authoritv p R
et
on
Due
Merrill Lynch,
&
ner
$800,000 sewage bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1982 in-
Harriman Ripley
?
& Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, F. S. Mose-
kins_ MorriSi stokes & Co., Moore,
hold's Son & Co., Pemngton, Col-
10,
ca^e*
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine, El- Co
Co.,
Leonard
Jan.
__
w
National
July 1, 2000.
Other
& Co., Blair & Co., Inc., ley & Co., Banco de Ponce, HayQ
on
^
$8,700,000
Dillon,
Eastman
10,
sa,%35.3 Trust Co., of Newfollows:
Fidelity Union
about
Co., Halsey, Stuart &
Inc.,
Co.j
-
1
Jan.
.
Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Union Securities &
10
on
Due
3.40s.
825,000 2s.
cate:
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Jan.
on
1984 inclusive.
1988.'
3.30s.
Other
-TENNESSEE
Due
1986.
1991 and
Sink-
10,
1989 and 1990.
890,000
ler, Gibbs & Simons.
Jan.
on
Due
3y4s.
1987 and
Interest
A-O. Legality approved by
Aqueduct and Sewer
i
Jan. 10 from
; Due
3.20s.
825,000
1962.
1,
a
inclusive.
3.10s.
1985 and
1,
City/'
at
,
follows:
on
1977 to
755,000
April
City,
...
705,000
,
Dec.
syndicate
a
net interest cost
Due
41/4S.
from
1983.
2002 incl.
to
of-
2231-
p.
York
1975
1976.
1981.
and
and
Dated of 98.50, a net interest cost of
x from
Nov
Qn
inclusive.
Rico
1984
Sachs
Irene Cothrell,
Bond Offering
i,-j
via
Inc., Smith, Barney & Co., Blyth
&
Deschutes
Due
1984
Drexel
Co.
•
1980
on
per-
bonds totaling $14,000,000 offered
p
-r
nityfprich & Co; Wertheim & Co.; First
Bond Offering
Southwest Co.; Republic National
*■
Nov. 28 — v. 196, p. 2231 —were
™T~
Mayor, will receive sealed bids """"""J" VT" '
A
,PCmx
on
Bank of Dallas; Braun, Bosworth
awarded to a syndicate headed by
a
the *
First ^oston Corp., at a price
Boston Corp., at a price
—
A
f <to nnn nnn nnlim
& Co., Inc.; First of Michigan Cor-
cate:
1978 inclusive.
to
1963
to
240,000
as
32,000 3V4s. Due on April 1, 1982
Due
Doylestown National Bank and
1966 inclusive; $2,395,000 3s,
Trust Co. Legality approved by U
due'on July 1 from!'i967 to
'Townsend, Elliott & Munsop.r4 ■ hKA:.i976 ^hclusive;'$2,665,000 3V4s,
Other members of the syndidue'on July -(i from 19^',!tb
bonds. Due on Feb.
sewer
1964
revenue
1962.
1,
Due
3.20s.
32,000
the
receive'
Dec. 11 for the purchase of
on
400,000
1
until
bids
sealed
and ex-
will
Clerk,
City
for
9
Dated
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Edna Spauld-
—
Fenner &
inclusive.
1979
to
Authority (P. O. San Juan), P. R.
revenue
Nov. 27 by
on
^ 1963
1963.to
Nov.
1977
PUERTO RICO
rerd, and Dolphin & Co.
Jan
Stillwater, Okla.
Jan
$22,000,000
Nov. 1 from
on
Puerto
dicate headed by Butcher & Sher_
»x wuci-
inclusive
inclusive.
1B88
of
Dated
.
school
purchased
was
until
New
as
44,000 3V4S. Due on April 1 from
bids will
of
$1,450,000 5s.
inclusive.
1976
to
to
°l abou* 3.20%,
$250,000
>
refunding
bonds
+n
iQcr.
m
Kindred
Township Sch. Dist.
tiated sale
ri
+
Dated
$2,000,000 series B bonds.
v
000
of
purchase
r>--U
bonds.
Bond Sale—An issue of $9,620,-
ringer, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
received
purchase
Authority (P. O. Bristol), Pa.
Winter-
Offering—Clyde
2331—
p.
be
Offering—Sealed
price of 100.22,
a
V
Bristol
Bond
196,
basis of about 4.72%,
a
TPorfiw
ity approved by George J. Fagin.
Tulsa County
3—v.
Dec.
awarded to Barcus,
were
&
$146,000 judg-
funding and refunding bonds
offered
co-paying
a
Sale—Tre
Bond
Bond
awarded
2,310,000
1964
1
bonds
196,
a
$142,000 3s. Due On April 1 from
School
Public
3—v.
price of 100.06,
Smith Inc., at a price of par, a net
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Archbald, Pa.
and
State
improvement
Dec.
Bank
school building bonds was sold to
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Sale—The $8,000,000
headed by the First National
(P. O. Moncks Corner), S. C.
Building Authority
wania
pennsylvania
the First
National Bank & Tiust Co
fered
CAROLINA
Bond Sale—An issue of
March
on
County (P. O. Dallas),
manent
price of
a
follows:
$350,000
1963.
Principal
1977.
1,
3V4S, at
as
Berkeley County School District
Remick & Saul.
Pennsylvania
Due
1
inclusive.
Texas
Bond
were
19 for
Dec
on
Co.,
interest cost of about 3.14%,
Dec.
on
of
interest (J-J) payable at
homa
2
Dallas
Union
and Granbery, Ma-
SOUTH
Oct. 1 from 1963
on
Fidelity
33/4s.
March
on
1981
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
100.38, a basis of about 3.22%.
purchase of $231 000 revenue
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
revenue
Due
11
1, 1963. Due
of
Proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
City
Oklahoma
the
of
of
bids
will receive sealed
p'.^ (PST?
.
Board
the
of
■
Co.
elusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap- Legality approved by Saul, Ewing,
Crist,
Orvin
—
rache &
to 1981 inclusive- Principal and
interepayable at the
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due Provident Tradesmens Bank &
on April 1 from 1964 to 2001 inTrust Company of Philadelphia.
the
Airport Trust,
Offering
Bond
untfi
Oklahoma
j.
—
Secretary
Trustees
inclusive.
1988
to
revenue
ca*e headed by Woodcock, Moyer,
Fricke & .French, Inc. Dated Jan.
ers,
Due from
1963.
1,
refunding
Sons,
& Beane,
ton
bonds was purchased via negotiated sale on Nov. 21 by a syndi-
(P.
Portland
of
Portland), Ore.
$15,350,000 improvement bonds.
Dated
school
000
&
Brown
Sale—An issue of $1,260,-
Bond Offering—Joseph L. Pow-
,
.
inclusive.
Illinois
Trust
&
59
Due
1976 to
Trust Co. of Newark, J. R. Willis-
O.
Offering—Morris Sureck,
Bond
1983
University
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until Jan. 8 for the purchase
of
to
Bond
Continental
Bank
from
Chicago, Hallgarten & Co., Alex.
(p. O. Montgomery), Pa.
Jan. 15 from
on
85,000
City,
National
Montgomery Area Joint Sch. Auth.
inclusive.
379,000 3s. Due
Co., Inc.
York
31/2S.
30,000
^er> Necker & Co.
—
Jan. 15 from
on
1973
to
to a syndicate composed of the
Chase Manhattan Bank of • New
Fricke & French, Inc., and Schaf-
Jan. 15 from
on
1970 inclusive.
1964 to
(2431)
Remington, Inc.; Singer, Deane &
Scribner;
Woodcock,
Moyer,
net interest
as follows:
a
2.97%,
$188,000 3s. Due
Securities
Shoemakejr & Co., and Herbert J.
&
par,
of about
Co., Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc.,
Sims
price of
a
cost
First
Co.,
&
First
Corp.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Neuhaus
&
Co.,
Bond
Texas
Sale—An issue of $90,000
street improvement bonds was
sold to the First of Texas Corporation, as follows:
,An
nnn
Due on March 1, 1974 $42,000 s.
ue on ec.
and 1975.
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
-
rom
60
No.
inclusive.,
1979
to
Legality approved by Dobbins
'
Offering—O.
City
receive- sealed
(CST) on Dec. 11
will
Mayor,
bids until 2 p.m.
the
for
"
purchase
1963. Due
The
Principal
1,
1964 to
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive. "-
1987
callable.
$100,000
of
bonds. Dated Feb.
waterworks
(
Wolters,
H.
bonds
are
interest
and
First Na¬
tional Bank, Schulenburg.
the
at
payable
(F-A)
District
son,
ceive
for the purchase of
Vernon),
bonds.
on
will
Secretary,
until
bids
sealed
(PST)
Texas
Schulenburg,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 17
Utility Dist.
(P. Q. Mount
sive.
1L
of $450,000
1991
to
callable.' Principal
non
af
or
the fiscal agency of the
Legality
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
&
Due
1980
on
inclusive.
258,000 5%s. Due
inclu¬
Legality
1968
to
1972
inclusive.
Town
$307,000
corpo¬
y—v.
196,
the
to
2232—were
p.
First
awarded
National
Bank
of
Chicago and H. C. Denison Co., at
price
a
of
100.03,
cost of about
2.41%,
$57,000 2V2S. Due
Logan.
and
Dec.
on
Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until 8:30
(EST)
p.m.
Dec.
011
for
11
purchase of $881,500
sewer
Dated
Due
Jan.
1 from
1963.
1,
1964 to
the
bonds J
Jan.
on
1983 inclusive.
Bond
1, 1963
bonds offered Nov.
sewer
,
Springlake Independent Sch. Diet;
Offering
President
'
Trus-
of
Board
the
of
Busby,
James
—
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
8
the
(CSp on Dec. 10 for
p.m.
Jan.
in
'
Federal
Texas
interest
and
the
by
chaser. Legality approved
by Du¬
Texas
i
Sale—An issue of $1,015,-
000
schoolhouse
sold
Merrill
to
a
refunding
Pierce, Fenner
&
Smith Inc.,
Fridley & Frederkmg,
Eddleman,
Pollok
Co.. Inc., and R.
Co., at
&
A. Underwood &
price (if
a
net inter¬
par, a
about
of
2.83%,
fol¬
as
lows:
$595,000 23/4s. Due
1966
to
Deci. 1 from
on
Dec. 1, 1973
on
1974.
and
215.000
Bank,
3s.
Due
Dec.
on
1.
First
National
mitted
from
Proceeds
1966
the
at
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1976
to
Texas
City
Bank, Texas City,
Southwest
Houston.
National
Legality
National
Bank of the
or
Association,
approved
by
Fayston
i
e r
g—Margaret E.
n
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
$28,000
until
8
school
1, 1962.
bonds.
Due
1982
Dec.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Interest
sale
Chatham),
Bond
school
p.
S
1
a
bonds
e
—
The
offered
2132—were
(P.
O.
$2,250,000
Nov.
28—v.
awarded
to
a
composed
of
Smith,
Barney &
Co., Equitable
on
in
basis
competitive bididng
a
Pacific
the
According
J.
to
Northwest.
Basel
Ramsey,
president of Wainwright & Ram¬
Inc., financial
sey,
the
consultants to
J.
Van
Ingen
&
Co.,
J.
000
improvement bonds
to
a
Ames
ties,
&
Co.,
and
Bank
require
of
about
offered
2.86%,
fol¬
as
550,000
1978
1963 to
3s.
to
Due
1982
Due
on
1977
on
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
for
purchase
until
of
Jan.
17
$15,000,000
bonds. Due from
1966
to
clusive.
of
will
bid
public
the
on
will
sale
for
the
sue.
in¬
E.
&
is¬
April 8,
on
1963
are
in
and
Chicago
April 9. The official statement
may
become available
Washington
will
its
of
terests
sell
power
and
the
April 3,
on
Public
Power
approximately
to
private
remainder
in¬
to
the
Bonneville Power Project at Port¬
was
Ltd.,
Debenture
La
by
at
Gendron
T.
Public
Power
Supply
System (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Note
Sale—An issue
000 Hanford
enue
notes
of
$1,000,-
Electric Project rev¬
was
sold to the Seattle
The bonds
on
Dec.
callable.
are
pay¬
Seattle-First National
Bank, Seattle.
Legality approved
by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan,
and
Houghton, Cluck, Coughlin &
Schubat.
WEST
18
Clerk,
for
Due
will
11
the
a.m.
(EST)
Dated
of
■
Interest
sealed
on
Dec.
$4,000,000
July 1, 1962.
J-J.
was
1992
gell &
5V2S. Dated Nov. 15,
&
Midland
Inc.,
Securities, Greenshields,
&
Partners,
Ltd.,
Harris
Gairdner & Co., Equitable Securi¬
ties Canada
W.
Ltd., J. L. Graham &
Burns Bros.
C.
Pitfield
&
&
Denton
Co.,
Stettin
Joint Sch. Dist.
No.
I
Fry & Co., Bankers Bond Corp.,
Ltd., Deacon Findley Coyne Ltd.,
District
Jan,
Towns,
(P. O.
Offering—Ryles Genger,
Clerk, will receive sealed
1,
Bond
Sale
equipment
E.
Ames
Co., Meggeson,
Goss
&
Co.,
&
to
improvement bonds
a
E.
Securities
Ames
Bank
1963
sold
group composed of the Equi¬
table
&
of
Co.,
and
Canada,
1982
the
as
5V2s,
Royal
at
a
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Interest
syndicate
Securities,
from
St. Laurent Catholic Sch' Comm.,
196,
as
follows:
awarded
a
to
Rene
'
p.
T.
price of 98.65,
,
V
Quebec
'
■.
..
!
.■
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
sold
was
Pierce,
$835,000
to
Merrill
Fenner
&
Smith,
as
5V2S, at
price of 98.91.
.
■
.
The ford-Mines School
Commission,
Quebec
1
Bond
Offering—Omer
Secretary
receive
Lau¬
Treasurer,
and
bids
sealed
Dec.
on
St.
until
11
for
to
purchase of $800,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan.
from
1, 1963.
1964 to
1983
Due
on
Jan. 1
inclusive.
Jan.
on
Service Your Accounts
of
$29,-
bonds
was'
composed
of
Corporation,
A.
Quickly By Using Our
*
1
McLeod,
Due
1987
Young,
Nov.
on
inclusive.
BANK & QUOTATION
1
RECORD
In¬
Quebec
Bond
Sale—The $240,000 school
offered
1928—were
Nov.
7—v.
awarded
196,
Place¬
as
Kennebec, Inc.,
(Only $45
per
year)
p.
to
5V2S, at
(Single Copy
—
$4)
price of 98.73.
a
This
bound
will
publication
Quebec (Province of)
Bond
Sale
00Q,000
issue
syndicate
a
Beaubien
5V4s.
on
An
—
improvement
to
G.
Dated
Dec.
&
Feb.
$60,-
as
5s
1962.
15, 1968 and 1987.
give":
the
you
monthly
prices
was
headed
Co.,
'15,
of
bonds
by
on
all
listed
securities
Due
;
well
as
those
"hard
Over-the-Counter
^
find"
to
quotations.
Other members of the syndicate:
E. Ames &
ties;
T.
Wood,
Co.; Royal Securi¬
Gundy
& Co.; Rene
Leclerc, Inc.; Dominion Securi¬
Co.; Credit Interprovincial Inc.;
Bell, Gouinlock & Co.; W. C. Pits-
........
Co.; Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co.; Gairdner & Co.; Collier, Nor¬
ris
&
Write
or
call:
Inc.; McLeod, Young, Weir
&
Quinlan,
Securities
Partners
Ltd.;
Canada
Ltd.;
Equitable
Ltd.; Harris &
Anderson
&
as
and
Inter¬
est J-D.
A.
8
the
Co., Harriman Ripley
and
1963
a
price of 97.05.
Pont-Rouge School Commission,
field
Quebec
Bond Sale—The
$535,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 7—v.
to
5'V2S,; at
as
terest M-N.
&
Boucherville School Commission,
1928—were
sold
was
the
ties; Mills, Spence & Co.; Green-
|
Leclerc, Inc., at
$53,000
Canada, Ltd., A.
of 99.72. Due
to
issue
Weir & Co., as 5s.
L.
$1,522,-
was
bonds
Nord, Inc.,
•
of
bonds.
Co., Inc., Smith, Barney & Co.,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Dominion;
sold
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
8
Col¬
Township, Ont.
issue
&
ments
Burgess
An
—
Boston
&
and
Corporation,
a
to
First
Co., Ltd., Beatty, Webster & Co.,
H.
for
Due
sold
bonds
C.
until
12
improvement
the
Co.,
Ltd.
1978 inclusive.
000,000
Walwyn, .Stodgell
&
Co.,
Wisener, Mackellar & Co., Bartlett, Cayley & Co., Fairclough &
Co.
Grondin,
Quebec
Co.,,
&
of
Treasurer,
sewer
1963.
Securities
Genevieve, Que.
p.m." (EST)
bids
Montreal Metropolitan
Matthews & Co., Ross, Knowles &
QUEBEC
Marathon), Wis.
Bond
Ltd.,
Cochran,
Murray & Co., James Richardson
&
Sons, Anderson & Co., Will,
Bickle & Co., R. A. Daly &
Co.,
Annett
price
P.
Dec.
on
Weir &
Co., Mills, Spence & Co.,
Bell, Gouinlock & Co.-, Royal Se¬
curities, Nesbitt, Thomson 1 & Co.,
Graham & Co.;
Sale—An
Credit du
a
a
and
of $76,500
1 from 1964 to
shields
Marathon Village and
Berlin,
Casset, Emmet, Marathon, Mosinee,
and
syndi¬
Wood, Gqndy & Co., A. E.
Ames
&
Co., McLeod, Young,-
Mitchell.
Falls
the
at
sealed
(EST)
Dated
of
cate:
Co.;
Inc., and Molson & Co.,
improvement
Secretary
p.m.
Grant
Co.; Molson & Co.;
Forget,
Mills, Spence &
53As,
as
receive
1
members
road
Offering—L.
purchase
Inc.;
Fairclough
Co.;
Co.; J. L.
Forget
rent;
Bond
Co.,
Graham & Co.; Laurent & Veillet
will
a
&
H. C. Flood &
Lynch,
1, 1972.
Maniwaki, Que.
Due on Nov. 15, 1963, 1972,
1977, 1982 and 1992. Interest M-N.
Legality price
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Rib
sold to
&
R. A. Daly & Co.; Walwyn, Stod¬
school
of
Securities,
Toronto
July 1 from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
issue
will
Other
Nov.
on
sold to
Ltd.,
Co., Ltd.;
Fugere &
Dube
Johnston
1
Tuque, Que.
and
was
Town
as
Nov.
on
99.06.
syndicate headed by the Dominion
Hudson,
receive
purchase
bonds.
A.
—
lier, Norris & Quinlan Ltd., Osier,
Hammond &
Nanton, Ltd., and
Flemming & Co.
VIRGINIA
Offering—J/.
An
—
stalment debentures
Charleston, W. Va.
Bond
Ont.
Bankers
Garneau,
Credit-Quebec
Inc.;
Hamel,
Oscar
a
Bond Sale—An issue of $580,000
bonds
'
Toronto,
Sale
Due
319,000 6s. Due
inclu¬
Ltd.;
Ltd.;
p.,
Ltd.;
Boulanger Ltd.; Cathers & Co.; J.
follows:
as
5%s.
$30,209,000 Sinking Fund and In¬
Cd.,
Washington
1982
Co.;
Mor¬
Graham, Arm¬
Securities
C
&
Hudon
&
Bond
0 r
Carriere
Ltd.;
Co.,
Chaput;
St.
headed
Montreal,
1962.
meetings
planned to be held in New York
on
to
Quebec;
Marc
strong
Sons:
Ltd.; J. E.
Cayley
Ostiguy
gan,
Brault
Bond
bonds
Boulanger,
on
de
Ltd.;
Bartlett,
inclusive.
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
Co.,
Metropolitan
around
.•
sewer
2002
A.
Prets
Laflamme
Riviere, Que.
syndicate
a
sewer
be
bond
revenue
Information
1963
J-D.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
to
$141,500
Securi¬
ONTARIO
is
It
17, 1963.
WASHINGTON
received
issue
the
from
WISCONSIN
Metropolitan Seattle, Washl
of
sold
$130,000,000
financing.
Mr. Ramsey expects that at least
sewer
$1,700,000 2.80s.
from
bond
that
City
of
estimated
an
revenue
bids until
cost
de
&
La Corpo¬
Societe de Placements
Inc.; Ramsay
Dec. 1 from
on
sewer
price of 98.03,
Interest J-D.
C.
lows:
was
price of 98.01. Due
a
1
Public
,
inter¬
net
a
Dec. 1 from
on
Due
and
Garneau,
$1,097,-
Dominion
the
5%s, at
as
composed
group
sive.
at
100.15,
Mills,
Bond Sale—An issue of $460,000
Sale—An issue of
Dec.
Wheat & Co., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc, and Powell, Kistler & Co.,
price of
to
price of 98.64,
a
to 1982
aqueduct
Portage La Prairie, Man.
Bond
Power
Washington
Securi¬
Corp., R. W. Pressprich & Co
Clement Guimont Inc.;
ration
Couture
Richardson
James
.
dertaken
able at the
syndicate
be
the
Principal and interest (J-D)
Va.
196,
y.
—
Cochran, Mur¬
Matthews & Co.; Fry & Co.; John
La Petite
MANITOBA
the
1, 1964.
est
is
Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due
Pittsylvania County
20
awarded
513,000 S^s.
CANADA
un¬
VIRGINIA
,
Nov.
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
sold
Trust & Savings Bank, at 1.89%.
:
$762,500 school
$249,500 5V2S. Due
p.m.
1968
utility
prelude to
I
.
8
Que.
follows:
as
$245,000 school bonds.
Hanford
the
on
largest financing project yet
Dated
Legality approved by Peter
a
electric
an
p.m.
Giuliani.
B.
of
based
land, Oregon.
Dec. 12 for the purchase
on
to
*
re¬
until
offered
Spence & Co., at
Electric Project.
half
Vt.
Quinby, Town Treasurer, will
ties
bids
Inc.;
professional services,
construction
The
price
a
Commissiori,
2132—were
p.
Wyo.
Jan. 3 for the purchase
on
preparation of plans for the
System
Town Sch. Dist.,
O f f
Bond
196,
of
ing studies and surveys, and other
The
VERMONT
J-D.
the cost of engineer¬
preliminary
sealed
School
Bond Sale—The
Attorney for the District, will
(MST)
6s, at
as
Co.;
&
Desjardins,
Co.;
&
1
Gagnon
County School District
be
he said.
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls.
1963
sale will
Nationale,
97.24.
of
MacTier
Bienvenu Ltd.;
ray
Inc.;
Offering—George P. Saw¬
sub¬
yer,
the
syndicate headed by the Cana-
a
1974 inclusive.
(P. O. tingle),
Bond
i
from
to pay
used
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-"
Dec.
Goshen
net in¬
a
also
Bank
to
bonds
Savings
bid.
a
7—v. 196, p. 1928—were awarded
WYOMING
1,
two, and possibly three, syndicates
1, 1962. Due
Dec. 1 from
on
/
receive
1975
1976.
and
of
&
bid which set
on a
April
Dated Dec.
-
to
1970
sold
Dec.
due
Trust
inclusive.
1972
205,000 2.80s. Due
able
Notes,
to. Seattle
expected
1
29
System, the Hanford Project will
cost
est
Fosdick
&
Nov.
on
terest cost of 1.895%. The Seattle-
bonds
composed of
group
Lynch,
1964
system
Texas
was
ect" Revenue
in the
City Independent Sch. Dist.,
Bend
System
inclusive.
125,000 2V2S. Due'
$1,000,000 Hanford Electric Proj¬
pur¬
Huguenin & Boothman.
mas,
—The
1969
Dec. 1 from
on
dienne
df $130 Million Bonds
Plans Sale
a
selected
be
to
1978
bank located
Reserve Renter in
payable at
a
1963.,
1,
1964 to
from
1
Principal
inclusive.
(J-J)
Jan.
Dated
bonds.
on
school-
of $195,000
purchase
house
Due
1965 to
System, Wash.
Texas
Bond
125,000 2 ^s. Due
Power Supply
Washington Ptiblic
Belanger
Co.;
Grenier, Ruel &
Sale—The $658,500 aque¬
duct and
1964.
Casgrain
Ltd.;
Fabreville, Que.
follows:
as
and
C.
Boulet Ltd.; Mead & Co.;
son
Viau,
interest
net
a
Secretary
Ltd.;
Denton Ltd.; J.
&
Inc.; Midland Securities; La Mai-
Chambly, Que.
Wis.
DesRochers
&
&
Nov. 1 from
on
Lagueux
Burns Bros.
ap¬
rate purpose bonds offered Dec. 3
Treasurer's pffice
State in New York City.
J-D.
Bond Sale—The
payable at the District
in Mount Ver¬
(J-J.)
to
Nov. 1 from
on
1967
to
Bond Offering—Jean Paul
bonds
and inter¬
1963
Sheboygan,
1 from
inclusive. The
1994
1963
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
bonds. Dated
revenues
1, 1963. Due on Jan.
are
a.m.
Interest
from
Dec. 13 for the purchase
Jan.
est
re¬
1
financial Chronicle .:Monday, December 10, 1962
$277,000 5V2S. Due
$800,000 school
Dated Dec. 1, 1962.
June
Bond Offering—Herman I. Han¬
&
Howard.
I
Washington
Interest J-D.
Dated Dec. 1, 1962.
Bond
Skagit County Public
Due on Dec. 1 from
48,000 33/4S.
1973
The Commercial and
(2432)
Co.;
Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas, Inc.;
WILLIAM
25
B.
Park
DANA
CO.
Place
New York 7,
N. Y.
REctor 2-9570
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