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Reg. U. S. Pat Oft
LEADING
THE
Volume
Number
198
PUBLICATION
INFORMATIVE
MOST
AND
New York 7,
6325
Mining
drawn—
Ltd.- -SEC Registration With-
Co.
Oa
,
the
1963
10.
withdrew
company
registration
its
state¬
filed
originally
525.
Atlantic
Research
Corp.—Stop Order Issued—
On Dec.
6, the SEC announced issuance of a stop order (and
accompanying decision) suspending a registration statement filed
on
July 31, 1962, by Atlantic Research Corp., of Alexandria, Va.,
because
of
closures
therein.
not
and
materially
incomplete,
The
inaccurate
stated:
Commission
misleading dis¬
required
and
"The
disclosures
the registration statement as filed to
made cause
be
a
mockery of the truth and completely unreliable as a presentation
of registrant's operating history for the period to which it relates."
It
also
Texas
the
ruled,
other
Investment,
among
-Capital
company,
and
that
and
was
with
Inc.,
a
of
have
been
describe
and
treated
of
Atlantic
TCI
as
have
not
liabilities
TCI
treat
been
as
subsidiary,
a
arose.
disclosed
were
in
the
record
contains
certified
financial
statements
for
TCI
panying
financial
statements,
the
Commission
the record
fr'om
the
for
1962
tentative
of
ments
as
Atlantic
only.
In
sought
accom¬
to
abstract
information
Research,
subsidiary
a
—v.
197.
in
of
as
Dec.
with
accordance
2352.
p.
for
of
31,
1962,
the
:
.
of
treating
Commission's
VY'
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TCI
of
and
Promoter
General
Trust
76,368 shares
offered
of
to
stockholders
Thofnwood,
New
the
of
rate
Ultra
ered
On
filed
American
George
'
of
(director
Ultra)
SO.10
share
per
of
According
for,
Camp
of
and
for
payment
3.000 shares
of
Ultra)
shares
deliv¬
be
and
shares
40,000
Dec.
with
the
13,
the
the
promoters
of
additional
common
of
services
40,000
three
basis
of
mum
were
certificates
Salle
La
due
July
15,
of
amount
Chicago,
St..
equipment
1984.
trust
;
The offering is scheduled to be made about Jan. 8, 1964 by an
underwriting group headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc., New York.
The
of
principal
specialized
The,
business of General American is the furnishing
to railroads and shippers for their use in trans¬
cars
chemical,
porting
petroleum,
food
other
and
products.
and
operates manufacturing plants,
bulk
liquid storage terminals and furnishes to industry a diversified
line of products and services, in addition to' manufacturing freight
for
cars
The
Owns
company
its
own
interest
1965,
fleet
rate
sale
other
to
offering price
prior to the offering.
sinking fund
will
for
and
and
retire
of
companies.
the
retirements of the certificates,
95')
of
the
issue
one
•
certificates
prior
year
will
said
commencing
to maturity.
equipment securing the certificates will consist of approxi¬
mately 3.000 railroad cars, largely tank cars, built by the com¬
pany for its own fleet of specialized railroad freight cars.
None
of the cars comprising the
initial security of the certificates will
have been in use prior to May l. 1962.
Net
the
proceeds from the sale of the certificates will be added to
company's treasury funds. General American contemplates for
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for
corporations,
of
Ultra
$120,000;
and
from
common,
it
the
acquired
in
for
the
remaining
Ultra
shares,
additional shares of Ultra
93,500
provided
common
that
.
spectus
and
.
further
Securities
Act
has
-
issued
been
65,050 by
indicates
public
that
for
one
mini¬
tendered
were
in
delivered
Underwriter. and
.
.
of Ultra
The
pro¬
offer
"may have violated" the
although none of the shares
registration requirement
and/or
.
stockholders
this
to
the
Ellners
to
or
person
any
w*10 tendered shares for exchange.
-a.
tiveness
to
,
of
public
not
registration
stockholders
requested,
which
at
this
of
Accordingly, pending the effec¬
statement, Camp has agreed to return
Ultra
their
to return their shares
time,
the
offer
of
shares
request
upon
and,
if
the effective date hereof,
upon
exchange
would
be
renewed
to
the
all
public stockholders of 'Ultra who could
then
make
an
informed
judgment whether or not to accept the offer of exchange.
Camp
has outstanding 340.167 shares of common stock.
It
in the manufacture, sal? and distribution of
sewage
now
is
engaged
chemicals, household
commercial
sanitation
is
and
chemicals
industrial
chemicals
for
and
use.
resort
-
sanitation
It
hotels
also
engaged in business as manufacturer
equipment but has been operating
lists
Albert Young
of
owner
some
35.06'»
16''
tion
Stores
statement
322,500
or
'■
its
197,
p.
S8
shares
most
of
statement
41st
with
the
St.,
the
Jan.
outstanding
a
and
loss.
-Two
home,
specialty
air
The
Chairman
Ultra
of
other
purifica¬
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New York
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32
Stock
1952
stock
officers
Dec.
filed
$130,000
6
$861,000
in
of
a
Canadian
Stock
(at
all
thiee
Paraihus
Little
Falls.
Diana
—v.
19o,
p.
Tex-Mart
1806.
former
own
,
,
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mineral
&
Gas
proceeds
Corp.,
of
under deferred payment agreements relating to drilling and equip¬
ping properties; $1,150,000 for payment of balance due on con¬
struction of a gas processing plant; $481,250 as prepayment of bank
notes; and the balance for working capital. In addition to indebt¬
edness, the company now has outstanding 2,443,292 common shares,
of which 19.7%
is owned by management officials (13';)
by Julius
Livingston, President). Livingston proposes to sell $150,000 of his
holdings of 316,446 shares, and Irving H. Mages another officer
50,000 of his holdings of 131,624 shares.—V. 198, p. 1842.
Pan American World Airways, Inc.—Debens. Reg'd
On
Dec.
the
10,
York,
New
the
holders
of
subordinated
by
will
debentures
of
basis
record
$100
Jan.
American
38
Averages.
38
Stock
Federal
Statement
of
Member
Foreign Exchange Rates
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Twelve
Federal
Reserve
Banks
—
Banks
System
1
2
54
7
of
48
48
of the,.
——
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The
Course of Bank
Clearings
offering
be
Offered
principal
1964;
7,
to
amount
the precise
American
Pan
firms
stockholders
on
for each 11 to 13 shares held
ratio will be determined shortly
Jan.
will
.
before the offering.
proceeds received by the company
be. used
in
for
acquisition
the
conversion
and
from
Boeing
of
jet
certain
of
the
expansion
with
connection
including
■
the
jet
deben¬
of
sale
of
company's
aircraft
aircraft
now
now
in
used
operations;
the acquisition of automated ground
haridling cargo facilities and of a new electronic data processing
and communications and reservations system;
and, to the extent
the
company's
prepayment
of
loans
outstanding
Credit Agreement—V. 198, p. 2219.
desirable,
Oct.
1958
31,
the
under
Paralan
The
000
Electronics
corporation
common
Proceeds'
shares
to
are
Dec.
on
to
be
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
3,
$2.50,
without
underwriting.
sales
and
for equipment,
advertising
and working capital.
used
debt repayment,
promotion,
at
100,-
"Reg. A" covering
filed a
1963
be, offered
Road, Rockville Centre, L. ,1.,
N. Y., is engaged in research and development of electronic devices,
and
the manufactur
of high
fidelity stereo equipment, and industrial components.
Paralan
of
54
South
-
Beach
Long
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Second Congress Street Fund,
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Inc.—Files Exchange
Plan—
The
tal
Street. Boston, filed a registration
9 covering 400,000 shares of capi¬
exchange basis to holders of equity
Kidder, Peabody & Co. has been named Dealer Manager
Fund,
stock
securities.
of
35
Congress
the SEC
with
to
be
offered
Dec.
on
on
an
the- exchange will be one *
value of securities re¬
such value subscription'
Soliciting Dealers aggre¬
gating 4%
in single transactions of less than $100,000. scaled
down to V/2%
in single transactions of $1,000,000 or more.
The
exchange will not be
consummated unless securities having an
aggregate market value of at least $10,000,000 are deposited and
accepted by the Fund.
According to the registration statement,
the purpose of the Fund is to offer large holders of equity securities
an
opportunity to exchange such securities for a' diversified in¬
vestment in the Fund without, in the opinion of counsel, incurring
Federal capital gains
tax liability.
Securities which would have
to
be
registered under the -Securities Act of 1933 will not b
accepted, and the aggregate market value of securities ^POsited
by an investor must be at least $25,000
The Fund will stnve to
acquire diversified equity securities
looking toward possible -ongterm capital growth and income.
Edward C. Johnson, 2nd, Pr
dent and Director of the Fund, is also President and a Director of
Fidelity Management & Research Co., adviser to the Fund.
soliciting
of
the
dealers.
Fund
for
The
each
basis
$25
for
of
market
the Fund, after deducting from
fees to be paid to the Dealer Manager and
Investment News—
City Bond Offerings—
Declared and Payable—
Reserve
The
banking
rate,
will
ceived
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
and
1984.
investment
in January.
Subscription rights will expire
22, 1964.
''A [
offering price and the price at which the, debe convertible into capital stock will be established
about
statement
Exchange.— 38
Exchange—_ 38
Miscellaneous Features
State
15,
Jan.
of
group
a
offering
the
to
activities,
44
Bond
due
by Lehman Brothers, New York.
The
or
debentures
underwritten
be
a
proposed offering to stock¬
approximately $60,000,000 con¬
statement relating to
rights to subscribe for
vertible
will
whose address is the Pan Am Bldg.,
Securities and Exchange Commission a
company
with
filed
registration
for
Condition
and 12 former shareholders of Great
outstanding?
1,272.447
shares,
of
which
14').
Samuel
D.
May
is
president
has
officials
Market
and
of
J., and Elmost. L. I., N. Y.), and
debentures of Tex-Mart Industries
Oil
Net
share
debentures
19
slaveholders
39
40
Stock
Transactions
Dividends
.
Eastern.
Exchange—
Exchange
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
of
stock
and
$65Q,000 of
Corp. and subsidiaries which then operated two
large discount depaitment stores under the name Gulf-Mart at San
Antonio
and
Austin, Texas.
Sellers
of
the
76,983
shares
included
management
37
Exchange—,
Transactions New York Stock
all
N.
the
37
36
39
Over-the-Counter
for
a
cash)
Inc.. and 9 affiliated companies which then
large discount stores under the name Great Eastern
and
Stock
Toronto
Dow-Jones
part
are
interests,
Crescent
37
Exchange—
General Corporation and
Gi eat Eastern Mills,
ope i a ted
interests and certain other properties of
a
subsidiary of Crescent Petroleum
its sale- of additional stock, together with
$3,800,000 of expected borrowings from an institutional investor,
will
be
added
to general
funds and used as follows: $7,675,000
as
repayment of short-term loans incurred in the acquisition of
Crescent
properties
(after
$3,500,000
retained
production
pay¬
ment);
$2,5)00,000 for prepayment of accounts payable incurred
hold
Corp.
—
own
registra¬
covering 76.983
These shares
(plus
and
on
York
.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,..
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E.___ 38
Stock
offered for
37
__.
Stock
-
Tulsa, Okla., filed a regis¬
6 covering 950,000 shares
New
deemed
—49
____
Pittsburgh
Dec.
on
25 Broad St., and Shearson, Hammill & Co., of 14 Wall
York, head the list of underwriters. The public offering
(maximum $16.75 per share)
and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
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The coippany has
been principally engaged since its inception
in the exploration, drilling and development of oil and gas proper¬
ties and in the production and sale of crude oil and natural gas.
Recently the company has broadened its operations to include a
crude
oil
gathering
system
and./ a substantially completed
gas
processing plant and related gathering system. On Nov. 6, 1963,
the company entered into a contract to acquire oil and gas lease¬
St.,
contracted
New York Stock
and
Camp
SEC
of
Inc.,
Net
prospectus
Registered—
New
SEC
/es of com,non stock.
in
for
camps.
the
with
price
tures
Montreal
2851.
p.
immediately
PAGE
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange______
National Stock Exchange—
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange____
Detroit Stock Exchange—Midwest Stock Exchange.
186,
stock. Of this stock, 750,000 shares are to be
common
on
Stock and Bond Quotations
1945.
Corp.—Commofi
issued
water
at
and, Board
outstanding stock.
The company of 450 West
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of
each.—V.
Diana
President
as
children's
of
tion
/
chemicals
manufactures
and
statement
bentures
-
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of
prior
There¬
a
-V.
issue.
this
Inc.,
of Mid-Continent Bldg.,
company
Interest
ex-
Co.,
public sale by the company and 200,000 shares, being outstand¬
ing stock, by the present holders thereof.
Hayden, Stone & Co.,
of
shares
Wine
Liyingston Oil Co.—Common Registered—
The
tration
the
an
Ellners
167,000
These
common.
officers, director's, promoters, affiliates
•
Finder
specially
Shares—
Taylor
headed
In This Issue
shares
be
Wine
See
The
principal
and "subject to approval by the stockholders of Camp
registration" with the Commission'.
Although the offer was to
expire on May 22, 1963, 149,500 shares of Ultra common had been
tendered by July 31, 1963, of which
84,450 were tendered by other
■■
So.
a
exchange,
-
are
Great Western Producers, Inc.- -To Exchange Taylor
ac¬
at
and
.
135
Ultra
Camp)
from
approximate 48''
of the 347,200 Ultra shares outstanding.
after, in May, 1963, Camp offered to issue its shares on a
-
-
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of
prospectus.-
change for 13.300 shares of' Camp
v
r
company
S$C a registration statement relating to a proposed
Sidney
of
Camp.
to
Co.—Equipment
Transportation
Registered—
Camp in March, 1963, acquired
127.000 shares of Ultra stock from Chiappinelli-Marx, Inc., a New
York
corporation owned by Elia Chiappinelli and Robert Marx,
-
certificates
bearer
,
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,
Camp
of
to
are
general counsel
recognition
three
for
of
stock
common
common
officer
in
in
Ultra
common
Camp
remaining
Ii'ving. Fox (director and
bv
of
stockholders
,
Ellner
of
Ultra
shares
The
common.
cost
13,300
N. Y..
covering
stock, 60,068 shares are to
Dynamics Corp.
("Ultra of
exchange
company.
public offering o'f $40,000,000 principal
in
this
Of
of
in
share
one
(officer
quired
York,
common.
to
Ellner
stock.
common
the
of
Certificates
Annual
Camp Chemical Co., Inc.—Files Exchange Plan—
of
registered form unless
198, p. 2127.
—V.
in
stock
directors
findings.
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The company, of Second Avenue and 13th Street, Brooklyn,
filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Dec. 4
at
$30,-
fully
requested.
Certificates
for
set' immediately
be
SEC FILINGS
•
to its freight car fleet costing a minimum of
which will be provided from the corporate treasury.
will
be
delivered
initially to purchasers in
000,000,
capital.
At the present time there are 62,300 shares
outstanding which is owned 100')
by officers and
the
company.
Frederick H. Frantz is President | and
working
common
Director
un-
pertaining to TCI, and to present
it in such a manner
as
to permit a reasonable approximation of
the
effect,
upon
the
already publicly
available
financial
state¬
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Copy
a
additions
1964
Registered—
East,
equipment; $325,000 for leasehold improvements and plant oper¬
ating capital; about $25,000 for research purposes; and the balance
significant
out of
which
transactions
The existence and nature
reports
of' the
registrant
which
have
been
a
matter
of public
record
for
many
months.
In
a
separate
statement,
the Commission
observed
that,
while
financial statements
published by 'Atlantic Research for 1962 do
these
Parkway
Other
the
liabilities
certain major contingent
of
Vestal
the purpose of designing, developing, manufac¬
office convenience copying equipment and sup¬
the electrostatic office copying field.
Tne
company is said to have developed such a machine and has sched¬
uled
the
initial
production run for March, 1964.
The company
plans to market its copiers by direct sales through branch offices
and selected dealers.
Proceeds from the proposed sale will be added
to the working capital of the company and used for general corpo¬
rate purposes.
If all shares are sold, the company estimates that
it will net approximately $988,000, which will be used partially as
follows:
$325,000 for inventory;
$25,000 for production assembly
subsidiary
a
should
Research.
law
York
turing and selling
plies, particularly
that under the Securities Act,
"straw" company utilized by
statements
those
to,
r.elate
things,
should
financial
the
consolidated
findings
of
company,
$1.60
■
Dec.
with the SEC on July 31, 1961 which covered
100,000
common
shares to have
been offered
publicly at
50 cents per share through E. A. Manning Ltd., Toronto.—V. 194,
p.
Industries, Inc.—Common
INSURANCE
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Vestal, N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 9 covering - 40,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $25 per
share.
Frantz
industries
was
organized earlier this year under
New
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ment
1839
Price
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ESTABLISHED
.
Investment News
INDUSTRIAL
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Frantz
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
Amerel
PUBLIC UTILITY
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N. Y., Monday, December 16, 1963
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
FINANCIAL FIELD
THE
IN
by
:
Continued on page
3
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
2
.
.
.
Monday, December 16, 1963
(2314)
„
Fed's massive purchase or sale of governments and turn
next week may be due to the fact tuat the
aemand deposits in wnat were, at one time, traditionally
non-demand deposits. Faced witn the prospect of rapid fire withdrawals versus
the marked trend toward longer portfolio maturities, the Fed has attempted to
ease
the ominous liquidity problems through the open market route.
Time
The reason for the
Municipal Financing Ahead
fi Corporate and
By
SIDNEY BROWN
Oil Corp. and $100 million Bankers Trust Co.
taxable bond float aggregates $256,975,000 in
but lour issues aha iar exceeds tne taxable bpnd issues set lor sale in these five
days. Tax-exempts for tne-week total $92,191,000 in 23 issues of $1 million or
lar£er
debt
deposits have, in effect become potential demand deposits should the inflow of
s cease and the existing maturities run out.
The Chairman of the
Federal Reserve said to the U. S. Council of the International Chamber of
million Sinclair
offerings, this week's
in size.
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funds for CD
r
S150
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6th
the old.
,
OIL AND $100 MILLION BANKERS TRUST
WEEK OF FINANCING ACTIVITY
market this week will be kept busy with the Federal Intermediate-
The money
A
to refund the $269
competitive bids will be
Renewal Projects preliminary
City temporary loan notes
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., tax anticipa¬
MASSACHUSETTS COM¬
A
be
fixed interest rate
larger senior
sold this week are:
the
Among
Monday
to
STATE BOARD OF
17):
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v
.
targeted for the Dec. 17 day.
$19.5 million SANTA CLARA COUNTY
CONSERVATION DISTRICT, CALIF. $16.5
this writing and
Also,
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v
A
&
A
Ternpleton Inc.
Texas.
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minus $369 million; Dec.
tuations, however,
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V:
A-A A
study as to the effectiveness of
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A'V-' A, • A A r
YEAR'S ANNIVERSARY IN
MARKS
-
DECEMBER
28-DAY
ir,
the
,month in
OF
y.
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$94
ZZiZZ
1,(592,000
4,002,000
2.500.000
879,090,000
128,9(50,000
842,480.000
$317,848,000
$(595,(548,000
$(593,8(51,000
$02,955,000
$75(5,810,000
$105,9(50,000
$387,901,000
$235,25(5,000
$3(55,937,000
$3(5,090,000
$402,027,000
$140,(581,000
issues of $1 million
maturing
FICB's
and larger.
2;
Jan.
$59,125,000
notes Dec. 18; $25 055.000
YORK CITY HOUSING
notes, Dec.
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the
❖Includes
Dec.
following
16;
ADD:
$40
NASHVILLFJ,
issue
is
GENERAL
million
Loeb
Kuhn.
(via
non-tax-exemot bonds:
Dec. 11.' and $2,975,000
$1,820,000 LENOX HILL HOSP., N. Y.—Dec.
TE'ACHERS,
FOP,
two
OHIO.
CLEVFLAND,
in
included
TENN.—Jan.
8.,
notes—Feb. 2. .<
,
AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION
CORP.,equipment trust
8 as the targeted
bonds to be issued
certificates
offering date. This without dates.
TOTAL
FEDERAL RESERVE
CREDIT DATA
Oct.
15,582
ww..
sin:?
111
33.055
»2.6oo
82
15,583
13,582
15,582
15,582
15,582
*
sts
No,
0-7
$01
$339
$133
-
With
-
Total
of all
(54)
$1,457,993,748
(98)
$79,285,000
bonds
Stocks:
(23)
$89,405,000
(27)
1,918,484,900 (82)
1,956,673,910
(83)
'
^
dates
$1,997,7*59,900( 105)
stocks__
Total
$552,573,290 (47)
(44)
$458,880,000
datcs_„_l
Without
$1,068,788,740 (53)
stocks
353,023,740
&
bonds.
$3,455,7(53,(548(203)
(63)
$492,639,000 (88)
$1,472,944,740(12(5)
$1,045,212,290(135)
$404,156,000
$2,04fi,078,940( 110)
$3,519,023,(580(23(5)
(16)
270,650,000(179)
$50,390,000
$321,040,000(195)
$1,36(5,252,290(330)
offered publicly for cash r,nd
non-financial issues and include
U. S. Government securities as
well as private placements and such non-nublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion
and for issuance under employee and other preferential stock option plans, and "from time-to-time
sales."
. • ^Includes: $23,805,000 in four equipment trust certificates with bid dates set.
Also,'includes $19
million in three preferreds of which one, amounting to $6 million has sales dates affixed.
Further,
includes 23 issues of $300,000 or less of which four have sales dates set.
Excludes: 1,250,000 Class A
and 500,COO Class B NATIONWIDE CORP
common postooned just prior to when it was originally
set to be offered last week (Dec. 11) via Kuhn, Loeb & Co. with expectation of a later offering date
parentheses denotes the number of capital issues to be
refinancing bv domestic and foreign dollar-seeking financial and
investment companies and SEC-registered secondaries.
Excluded are
Data
in
t
Ye^-Acto Y^v-Ago
S°nt." .Week
$is«
Dp*
Corporate
'
$375,681,000 (16)
176,892,290 (31)
$715,765,000
(22)
$999,143,7 18
dates_A__.L
with
Total
(29)
(24)
(22)
395,023,748
_______
ti
:
Dec. 13. 1962
Last Week
$604,090,000
dates
Municipals
NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
This Week
dates__
Without
-
COMPETITIVE AND
Taxable Bonds:
Dec.
sens'
30.698
30.546
15,1)77
,15,978
being made.
-
•
December 12, 1963
'Includes
repurchases.
-r
$2,350,000 CASE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL¬
ST. OLAF COLLEGE. NORTHFIELD. MINN.,
23; $1 million GEORGIA PEABODY COLLEGE
Co.) with Dec. 13 registration and Jan.
the total backlog totals below among the
&
$754,778,000
;
Excludes: Approximately $250-$270 refinancing of
in 29 issues of URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT
$39,882,000
17; $12,285,000 NEW YORK CITY temporary loan
N. Y. STATE HOUSING six-mos. notes—Jan. 21;
approx. $40 million NEW
notes—Jan. 28; and approx. $45 million NEW YORK CITY HOUSING six-mos,
A
4.142 000
I 40.000
2.500.000
8(5,(510,000
v
,•
19(»2__;_____::
million
OGY.
$8(59.011.000
218,520,000
___
"Includes only
With
month shows every
mark—about the same as last month.
:?<v-.<»<>
stock
$19,875,000
week_
IS,
Total
—
r-oM
$819.1 (50,000
$177,805,000
preliminary
FEDERAL RESERVE
(Tn Millions of Dollars)
Week Ending
Month of
De~
Recervps
Total Bonds
$92.191.000
_____
; ;
v,
$269
4)
Total Visibles
Municipals*
Total
last
v.
(Cols. 3
Corporate
2,810,000
Week
Jan.6-Jan.lt
Dec.
(5)
(4)
(3)
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Stocks
Week
Years
*>b- ;.•'
v
ia«2. and this vear's twelfth
PERTINENT
A
T''*■»*
UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
(2)
$256 975.000
16-Der. *21
Christmas
New
SHIFT TO LESS EASE
sign of hovering at the $100 million
AVERAGE
COMPETITIVE AND
Bondst
Deo.
return flow.
small gains in the float and currency
Taxable
Dec. 18, the Federal Open
sam^
to Federal Reserve note and deposit liabilities
30.4% on Dec. 11. The outlcpk for the
bank reserves as corporations prepare,
of end of the year dividends and quarterly tax
fl)
changed view as to how much free reserves
member banks. They decided that more had
million
take care
payments assist somewhat by
the Fed's constant
Market Committee set in motion their
should be made available to the
to be done in order to raise the
short term yields even if this required firm lessening of free reserves.
Tt
was, apparently, not enough for the Treasury to flood the market with
bills
in the
hope that the oversuooly would bring down price and.-hence, raise yields.
Cornorations were too liquid and the banks were ovei'supolied with excess free
reserves.
As a result, the Fed commenced to reduce free reserves from ro'whly
$400 million annual average in 1962 to the present course of. about $100 million.
In December, 1961, the month's averaee was $419 million, it dropned to $268
A year ago,
and was down
million for the same period
,
Perhaps what is called for is a
nudging moves.-
to window 4
the 17th consecutive week due
Exchange Stabilization Fund
date compared to $912
of gold
The ratio
year.
larger deposits to
complicated by the massive Federal Reserve moves to
credit to maintain, supposedly, a norpnal or orderly pattern.
are
expand and contract
the Treasury's
by
improved one-tenth of one per cent at
is for $150 million increase in
minus $389
a
assist
week
-•/
4 a plus $493 million; and last Wednesday—
million. The latter was the largest deficiency of the banks since
the $463 million of last June 22, 1960.
Were this the normal workings of the
money and banking market, one could draw some conclusions.
The sharp fluc¬
Nov.
average
million for the year to
$395
;;A'
A
' • Av;7 ,.
.
A $3,062,000 EASTERN WASHINGTON ST. COLLEGE, WASH. •
'
;•-? During the course of the week, Bache & Co. expects to market 100,000 shares
of GARAN, INC. common.
One of last week's surprises was the sudden post¬
ponement, close to the offering day of Dec. 11, of Nationwide Corp. ^he large
holding company had planned to offer 1,250,000 Class A shares and 500,000'
shares of Class B common via Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The SEC registered issue is
expected to make a bid for funds later—the date still to be determined.
BANK'S $94 MILLION FREE RESERVES ON AVERAGE IN LATEST WEEK
DEALT HARD BLOW. $389 MILLION WEDNESDAY ACTUAL DEFICIENCY
The ups and down of average and Wednesday spot free reserves of member
banks of the Federal Reserve System make an erratic, random pattern when first
casually viewed. But when the week's average tally per day is compared tq
the actual end of the statement week's day—Wednesday—the convolutions are
infinitely worse. The table below containing some basic vital statistics of the
Fed show the average free reserves for the past three weeks. They ranged from
$78 million to $138 million. The Wednesday spot data portray a roller coaster:
20):
'
on
reserves
gold stock stayed level for
dressing
Mitchum, Jones & Tem-
pleton, Inc....
Friday (December
j.
in the latest weekly change came to $94
4 average of $78 million—revised from the
original $105 million estimate—and spot reserves hit a $389 million deficiency.
The larger N. Y. City banks had $167 million spot net borrowed reserves com-;
pared to average of $7 million as of Dec. 11.
free
million—up $16 million from Dec.
last
TECHNOLOGY, INC. common via
54,200 APPLIED
•
■
excess reserves.
increase in member bank
Thus,
'
t
deposits with the Fed, and $638
in
shrinkage
from the Nov. 27 day.
GALVESTON, I. D. S.,
.
19):'
Thursday' (December
r.
HAMPTON, VA.
The
'
<
RICHMOND, VA.; and $3,750,000
'AAaA, \'.A' A-,./.
ffA 'A A
week were as follows:
Expanding member bank credit were $200 million
borrowing, a hefty $1,966,000 increase :
in acceptances bought outright by the Fed and a decline of $21
million in
reauired reserves.
The net spot result was that excess reserves declined $838
million from the prior Wednesday to a deficiency of $389 million. .Two, Wednes¬
days, ago. those actual free reserves zoomed up almost1 as much—$818 million'
FLOOD CONTROL &
Also, $9.8 million
increase in Treasury
banks, $481 million
million
(Decerpher 18):
. r;i
72,940 shares of LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF KENTUCKY common, of which •
15,400 are secondaries via Stein Bros. & Boyce Inc. and Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co., 110,000 shares of OPTICKS, INC. common via Eppler, Guerin &
Turner, Inc. (Dallas, Tex.) of which 37,000 shares will be sold by stockholders; 800,000 secondary shares of LANVIN-CHARLES OF THE RITZ
common via Goldman, Sachs & Co. and White, Weld & Co.; and, either the
18th or Thursday the 19th.: $4 million MACCO REALTY CO., convertiblessubordinated debentures via Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Mitchum, Jones
Wednesday
bank free reserves in the past
governments held by the Fed
the
million FARMINGTON,
ARIZ.; and $3.5 million
1 1
y
million PHOENIX,
NEW MEX. $8
by the
million
spot change reveal: precipitous decline
through the sale of $189.5 million in bills of
up to a year maturity on a net basis and $189 million attrition in repurchases.
Two, Wednesdays ago, Dec. 4, the weekly spot change showed that the Fed
added $650 million tof governments to its portfolio or $922 million for a two
week (Nov. 27-Dec. 4) gulp. Now, last Wednesday, the Fed reduced its holdings
—for the first reduction in four weeks—by $379 million.
Other contractionary
factors were $48
million float decline, $231 million currency outflow from
CONTROL, FLORIDA.
,
.-A
'
>• /.
$150 million SINCLAIR OIL CORP. sinking fund debentures (1988) via
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith rated A-across the board and noncallable for five years; $100 million BANKERS TRUST CO. (New York)
sinking fund notes (1988) with five years call protection not rated as of
$4,006,000 FLORIDA
policies
answer,
Wednesday to Wednesday
Data for the
in
(December 16):
Tuesday (December
attention on savings
crediting of deposits arising out
of check clearings gained $268 million on average per day in the statement
week just passed.
Also boosting average free reserves was the open market
purchase of $54 million government securities by the Fed caused by outright
addition of $169 million and $115 million decline in the run off of repurchases.
Contracting reserves on average were $392 million decline in member bank
borrowings, $214 million increased outflow of currency in circulation to a
record of $37,489,000,000, and $25 million increase in non-member bank deposits
with the Fed on a net basis taking into account a decrease of $24 million in
foreign deposits being more than offset by $44 million addition to Treasury
deposits. Moreover, banks had to put up on average $44 million in required
reserves as excess reserves declined $376 million from the prior week's average.
.
and equity issues expected
A A.
,A
A;--.
demand liability po¬
the artificial double
The float resulting from
to refinance the $320 million
the strong seasonal return flow
commences too late for the
extent can be expected instead
Federal Home Loan Banks are not expected
outstanding maturing Jan. 15, 1964 unless
to the banks in the first three months of the year
deadline. In that event, a refinancing of some
of complete run-off .
'
<?
The
defined as currency plus demand deposits.
still excess and not deficiency funds.
Changes affecting member
whicn, this time, plans
3.2's
Those reserves are
level.
outstanding 3.2's maturing Jan. 2, 1964. Also
sought for $39,882,000 for 29 issues of Urban
notes on Tuesday, Dec. 17, and $12,285,000 New York
the next day Dec
18. Further, $9 million
tion certificates on Dec. 20 and $4,300,000 STATE OF
MONWEALTH notes on Dec. 17. .
million
been customarily
Recently, cognizance has been taken of the liquidity or
tentialities of time deposits. Now, Mr. Martin is focusing
—
YEAR'S LAST
monthly refinancing
Credit Bank's
.
Money supply has
deposits. In view of this, one wonders why the Fed continues to follow
that permit banks to tap liquid funds for longer term investments. The
so it
seems, lies in the heroic monetization of government debt moves
Fed
notwithstanding the steadily declining free reserves to the $100
,
MILLION SINCLAIR
SPARK
.
.
to the
and sighs lor
deposits at commercial banks
or
practice readily convertible without penalty into demand deposits
currency
[they] should be counted as part of the money supply."1
in
are
December are marked by acute seasonal inactivity due
Christmas and New Year's Day holidays failing m tne
weeks. .. A sharp pick up, for what in effect .constitutes.
the New Year's first business week is already registered for the January
week compared to the old year's ending period of cheers for the new prospects
occurrence ol the
middle of tne respective
"Because time and savings
Commerce, this Dec. 9,
j
weeks of
The last two
purchase the very
or
banks' have built up
the $150
Led by
senior
sale
about
Number 6325
198
Volume
to be supplied 'by amendment.
The offer¬
by a group headed by Paul D. Sheeline
agreed to purchase 176,792 shares on
an all
or
none
basis
(less such number as may be purchased by
shareholders) and 'have an option to purchase the balance of the
terms
underwriting
and
General Corporation
ing is
&
Investment News
and
Filing—
'
i
'
■'
-
A";
"Reg.
Co.
on
company
^Security
in the sale of.
Colfax, Denver, is engaged
general life insurance.—V. 196, p. 1655.
of
E.
1301
Allright Auto Parks, Inc.—Units
in
1960
insurance
Indiana
business,
health
of
State
under
than
to
is
and
Indiana.
both
conduct
has
the company
insurance
ether
law
fering
any
engaged
authorized
not
has
It
only
do
to
operated
at
80,000 shares of common stock. The securities were
offered in units, each consisting of $100 principal
of
amount
and
of
the
•banks
_
corporation on Nov. 29. /1963 filed a. "Reg. A" covering
common shares to be offered at $2,
without underwriting.
are
to be used for construction,
and other corporate
The
PLSpace" City
Ala.
Huntsville,
at
/
On
company.
On
file
.
,
time
from
shares
such
time
to
radio
-In
instruments.
measuring
interference
frequency
company has outstanding 829,996
shares of ' comnidn stock, of
which Electro-Science Investors, Inc,(
of Richard^on}(|!owns
12.3'y-.. ahd ,R. J. Thomas & Co., of Dallas
holds
(of record onlv)
16.3').' Management officials own nearly
I',).
Donald C. McMillan is President.—V. 197, p. 1462.
addition
to
11,
the
indebtedness,
be
to
bank
Shares—
•
f•
-
,
/.
in
with
connection
winery
the
,
of the Pleasant
Western
proposes
Great
shares
for
common
cumulative
Western's
Great
of
$30
value Series A,
par
1.8 shares
share of Great Western preferred.'
<•
preferred
for
common
acquisition by Taylor of the assets and
Valley Wine Division of Great Western.
to
offer
the/102,943 shares of Taylor
each
stock
the
at
of
rate
of
6';)
Taylor
producer of fine still wines and champagnes
Taylor family owns 61# of its out-?
standing stock. In December 1961 Taylor Wine acquired the Pleas¬
ant Valley Wine Division
(a licensed bonded winery in New York
State)
for 300,000 common shares and $172,794 in
cash.
Great
Western
(a
Maryland
corporation)
conducts
a
banana
import
business through Ecuadorian Fruit Import Corp. Taylor Wine now
has outstanding
1,330,312 common shares, of which management
officials own some 45')
Fred C. Taylor is president and board
Taylor
Wine
distributed
is
a
818.
p.
/
>
,v
insurance
an
to
Ilica
O.,
is
Tilecast Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
ties
Corp.,
N.
Proceeds
corporate
in
the
are
On
'to
1616,, 2
of
de
11,
the
offering
will
Series
B.
mark
United
tiles.—V.
Net
other
and
is
engaged
139.
Aerojet-General
Sale
Corp.
of
tnis
Corp.,
Aerox
see
S. A.
p.
2247,
,\r
,
J
and
profits
consolidated
Net
aerosol
of
for
fiscal
the
Up 31.7%
revenues
ended
Calle. Paris 15, Mexico, D. F.,
with the Securities and Ex¬
registration statement covering the proposed
of
company
that
a
It
filed
had
Depositary
A
stock;
convertible
Series
shares
and
debentures
due 1979;
representing 125,000
A,
American
125.000
Depositary
shares
in
the
last
'
.'If
;■
fiscal
Charles
Yalem
has
on
33Vh#
a
was
per'share,
increase
fiscal
over
$2,003,419.
or
•
or
$1.36
from
5.7#
President,
bents
$53,338,105
to
52
of
$1.02
earnings
Earnings
against
from
for
the
$1.30 a
year's
Electric
fered—On
Dec.
ago.
11/
Louis,
St.
6%
January,
1964.
the sale of the debentures will be used by the
repay/outstanding indebtedness and to pay for part of
the cqst of a'$12,000,000-capital expansion program.
The shares
of stock will;, be / sold, by certain shareholders t»f ; the company. /
proceeds from
Tubes
de
seamless
steel
Net
1976 at
totaled
89
cents
per
Acero
steel
ingot in
Mexico
de
tubular
Mexico
(TAM3A),
produces
—
V.
Since
197.
and
p.
the
is
the
sole
producer
largest
fourth
'"•/
862.'
.
; ■
■
,
of
producer
of
Ultra
Dynamics
Camp
Chemical
Corp.—Proposed
Co.,
Inc.,
this
Exchange
issue.—V.
197,
p.
Offer
motive
.
accessories.
of
debentures
Rights
\~
incurring
have
of
but
Long
Term
share)
—V.
date,
the
subscription price
(maximum
$14
each
per
and
to
at
under
The
2101
by
6#
the
laws
the
of
198,
paid
p.
debt
in
of
been
continuously/
Co.-_^___i_
&
&
,
$1,700,000
by
Guerin
«fe
the
&
&
Stix
5.67
Strader
3.77
Dec.
an
1.89
Neuhauser
&
/____,
Inc.
Henderson
&
1:59
Co.,
Inc.
3.77
1.59
Henry, Franc & Co.
Kilgore Sanderson <fc Co._
1.59
Edward D.
1.59
2.65
Milburn,
Research
&
1.59
Co.—
&
v
Co.,
—
1.59
2.65
Semple, Jacobs & Co.. Inc.
1.59
2.65
Taussig, Day '& Co., Inc.\ .'"//■
1.59
/
&
/
#
Jones
Cochran
Inc.
—
Development Corp.
:
—
New
,
& Development Corp.
Catalogue Publishers,
American Research
investment in United
11,
tronic
en¬
has' an¬
Inc.
As
Pricing
United
Publishers, Inc., and affiliates publish Elec¬
Magazine^ EEM-Electronic Engineers Master, The
Master.
Other properties of the'company include
Catalogue
Products
Radio-Electronic
Audio-File.
The
Reports, United
Cost Service, File-O-Matic, and
publishing house is also actively engaged in the
production of catalogs for electronic manufacturers and distributors.
According to the President, Arthur I. Rabb, the company plansexpansion and diversification.
Mr. Rabb stated: "Our sales
profits have increased substantially in each of the last five
and projections are for further increases. At this time the
company is involved in only the electronics industry/ In addition
to
expahding our efforts in
that area, we plan to enter new
fields where we can apply our successful techniques
to new publications and services.
We will have more definite announcements
in this area in the near future."—V. 198, p. 675. ;,
rapid
and
years,
and
Atlantic Utilities Corp.—Nine
Period Ended Sept.
Gross
Net
—V.
30—
*
Months' Report-
•
revenues——^—~—---—
income
197,
p.
_i-:
—,—_—i
':>■ ./"/'
1632.
Automatic
V,
1963
$266,281
107,288
1962
$185,993
>19,924
$450,000
Retailers
of
''
'(
America,
Inc.
—
Secondary
—
On Dec. 11, 1963, it was reported that
shares ; of this firm's outstanding common
stock had been sold through Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
New York.—V. 198, p. 2220.
Offering
130,000
500.000
/
500,000
1.200.000
Automatic
due
1.000.000 shs.
$1 v___
$362,058
——
.
C.
i'.89
Co.,' Inc
3,77
Co
Gardner
Co.,
&
Barrett,
T.
1 89
#189
Co.
&
Bellamah,
Turner,
J—
&
rights.
5.67
3.77
Cook
of
company
1,200.000
,
'
exercise
-
'
—
capital—
the basis
on
part of a $2.5 million financing, American Research & Develop¬
ment purchased a 25#
interest in the publishing organization for
an
aggregate amount of $300,000.
/ /
—"•-'••
Outstanding'
$600,000,
under
debens.,
Financing De¬
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc
McCarlev & Co., Inc.
^
Co.,
—
American
On
will be. paid in part by
company's common stock.
Authorized
:v
loans_,
.
2220.
a
of approximately $2,360,000 is recog¬
management to be justified by the earnings
■-
1321.
Peet
nounced
of
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING ^
(par
O.
Co
Inc.—___
equity
15, -1976
stock
whollyp.
5.67
Sons___
Investment—
Jobar.
conv.
&
the
C/f:
37.79
Balogh & Co., Inc.—1-89
—v.
198, p. 2220.
company's'offices
North Pitcher St.,
all the business, property
price
purchase
note
Agreement
subord.
Jan.
&
Kreeger
United
has
company
acquire
Debt—5')
Loan
Common'
record
1928,
13,
located
shares
Debt—Bank
Term
Term
Additional
for
and
',.//>
:
Short
share held.
The
Jan.
are
funded
net
a
believed
Hollywood
by stockholders' at the
shares
The
53.623
Edwards
White
the
volved.-in
•The company of 1935 North Meridian St., Indianapolis, filed
a
registration statement with the SE'C on Dec. 6. covering 235,722
shares of capital stock.
The stock is to be offered for subscription
new
of
balance
:•
—
due
&
purchase price, estimated at $1,550,000, will
be paid "in cash derived from the sale of
the 6# convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures offered hereby and
from $500,000 borrowed
from
a
bank pursuant to a
term loan agreement., The risk in¬
r,
Underwriters National Assurance Co;-—Plans
two
of
issuance
The
through
"
Inc,.
except cash and accounts and notes receivable, of Holly¬
Accessories, Inc. ("Hollywood") and Jobar Corp.
("Jobar"),
manufacturers and distributors of functional and decorative auto¬
the
for
'
McCourtney-Breckenridge
& Co.
!__
assets,
CAPITALIZATION
1934.
Offering— i, ;,"vv'
rate of
proposes
198,
Additional financing de¬
'
V,
,
/
/
Bramman-Schmidt-Busch,
Of¬
wood
which'will
/
G.
Reinholdt
proximately 78') of sales), and (2) battery chargers and .various
types and other miscellaneous tools and small items, all of which
are
adapted for use in* the servicing of passenger cars, trucks,
busses
and
other
automotive
equipment-„(approximately 22#
of
sales).
See "Business of the Company.'/
'
' /
company
'•
Newhard,
6.6#
'
organization,
the
subscribed
Inc.
Co.,
this
incorporated
was
Mich.
its
Corp.
in
Dempsey-Tegeler
in
the manufacture and sale of (1) specially designed
equipment for use in automobile motor analyzing such as com¬
pression testers.'vacuum and fuel pump testers, distributor testers,
universal electric servicers and electric generator servicers (ap¬
nized
See
on
approxi¬
Inc.—V.
$9.25 per share,
and accrued interest from Dec. 1,
properties
purchase
underwriters named below have severally
from the Trust, subject to the terms and con¬
the underwriting agreement, as nearly as prac¬
following respective percentages, the shares which
in
not
'•
H.
share
Co.—Debentures
subordinated
Electric
Michigan
of
principal
Vice-
and
the
and
purchase
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
v
State
Corp.,
that
wells
cash.
;
,
specified
,
the company will be used to
help finance the acquisition of Hollywood Accessories,
Inc., and Jobar Corp.
/
/
the
gas
Metal Climax,
interest at
ticable
to
BUSINESS—Allen
24
pur¬
Beg Sojer-
$300,000
1963 issue reported the offering to
of .132,300 additional shares
Inc.
Dempsey-Tegeler
publicly $1,200,000
offered
par
of Americaii
follow:
Eppler,
1963,
convertible
proceeds
in
had
it
the
stockholders
to
r
'•/.
.
Equipment
&
Petroleum
announced
interest
acres.
that
for
pew share for each four hbld of record Nov. 27.
one
are
that earnings for the
1963 were 42 cents per share
Sales during the quarter rose
8,
quarters
of
The
at
1631.
p;
in
Ltd.,
Realty Trust—Additional
agreed
,
with sales of $135,178,206, up
$126,858,350.—V. 198, p. 1047.
ago,
volume
Co.,
Columbia
Amax
Climax,
198,
announced
British
of
Metal
working
undeveloped
firm's
Jones,
$56,384,315.
(three
,
year
last
Allen
to
made
Acquires Certain
/
—
/•)
•
Climax
Charter Oil
President
American
Charter's
ditions
,
announced
has
Nov.
year
a
of
northeastern
Schultz,
of
of
147,000
tails
A.
compared
be
UNDERWRITERS—The
1962
;
ended
in
subsidiary
share
Aldens, Inc.—Net Lower—
which
will
1631.
p.
issue.—V.
Rights will expire Dec. 18.
the
for
per
'
Jackson,
R.
Metal
holdings
of beneficial
of
,
W.
198,
this
;
American
9,
fields
this
income-producing receivables rose to a record $91,800,000
30, 1963,
an
increase of approximately 16#
over
the
preceding year, Mr. Yalem added.—V/198, p. 283.
'.V
R.
Redemption—
Payment
N/Y.—V.
Climax, Inc.
tails—Our Dec. 9,
Sept.
third' quarter
share.
per
Bank,
Metal
American
Total
at
Corp.—Partial
for
redemption on Jan.
1,
1964,
sinking fund. 3,000 shares'of its 6.25#.
preferred stock at $100 per share plus accrued
The properties will be managed by Amax Petroleum
",M
reported record, earnings
ended Sept.. 30, 1963, of $2,685,085
1,973,527 common shares outstanding.
year
The
company-to
Dec.
owned
,
H.
196.673 shs.
,
were
shares.—V. 198, p. 1935.
'/
f
i.. '
Co.—Net Up 33iy3%— '• "
.
Aetna Finance
196.673 shs.
200,000 shs.
the
Insurance Co.,
certain
record
1963.
based on (598,009
1962,
633,307 shs/
200,000 shs.
—
called
has
of
$1.04 1/6
Reliance
mately
30;
$20,241,146, a 31.7#
increase
over the 1962 sales of $15,374,632. Net 1963 earnings were $545,864,
a
39.6')
increase over
the previous year's $391,049.
Per share
earnings for 1963 were 90 cents, based on 605,857 shares of com¬
mon stock outstanding;
this compares with 65 cents a share for
eight years.
New
York, has been named as
underwrite thq proposed offering
of
President
Net
;
announced
Sept.
534,377
2,000,000
American Equitable Assurance Co. of New York—
consists
has
products
year
$100,000
2,100,000 shs.
Cement
cumulative
LaPrise
/
•
'
manufacturer
This
sales
Outstanding
/
.
Manhattan
Paul
39.6%—
FINANCING
,■
•
operation
A
On
197,
34,100.000
over
2,000,000
Gas Properties—•
Electro-Optical
Aerosol Techniques, Inc.—Revenues
Debentures,
—
in
de-
1229.
p.
chased
issue.—V.
parked
$225,000
par )
par):
corporation
See
Systems Completed—
find
representing a like number of< Series B stock.
The sale
the first public offering by a Mexican company in the
States
late
•
be
additional
Share Exchange Offer—
gaged
Kidder, Peabody. & Co. Inc.,
Manager of a group which will
in
197/ p.
Mexico,
de
$7.500,00(L of
of
American
of
Series
.
of
PRESENT
1,801,019
__—_—____
American
'
Philadelphia,
Center,
Penn
terrazzo
Acero
change Commission
shares
advertising,
:
v
announced
125,000
equipment,
for
be msec!
•
Registered—
Dec.
public
.•/
notes,
/
TO
1978
1,
($1
($1
American
The
.
Jan. 15,
2,
1963
filed a
"Reg.
A"
covering
offered at $4. through Sheldon Securi¬
198,
through
/
/
Kalamazoo,
Tubos
Mexico,
be
■
production
Shares
to
Y.
purposes,
of Suite
Tilecast
Dec.
on
shares
common
units,
indebted¬
term
common
•
The
20,000
the
facilities.
company
EFFECT
Two
—V.
holding company for
a
'■
concern.
Dec.
stock
Series
plans
News of Business and Finance
firm's
43.000
of
Authorized
stock
B
dividends
Inc.,
-
_
of
notes
unsecured
One
publicly at $10 per share through S. D. Fuller
.
198,
Common
Offering of Stock—
that the company
shortly
covering
200,0j0
Cleveland.
nationally/ The
chairman,—V.
the
>
bentures due
class
This
of
Co.
the
short
of
acquisition
' #
term
Chase
,
Hammondsport N. Y. filed a registration
statement with the SEC'on Dec.'6 covering
102,943 shares of its
common stock. These shares'of Taylor common are part of 300,000
shares issued in December 1961 to Great Western Producers, Inc.,
Wine
of
all
pay
the
improvement
1963
June '30,
Series
reported
was
statement
offered
and
Public
it
registration
a
President
Taylor Wine Co., Inc.—Great Western to Exchange
Taylor
1963
Co1;, New York.
in
a
manufactures,
its American
Gyro Division, which manufactures gyroscopes and ground checkout
equipment and devices for missiles; its Wiancko Engineering Divi¬
sion, which manufactures high-accuracy pressure transducers and
related devices for many of the space vehicle and ballistic missile
programs;
and Stoddart Aircraft Rad,io Co.,
Inc., which manu¬
major ones being its Econolite Division, which
and
markets principally traffic control equipment;
to
$100,000
in
Long term mortgage notes—;
6#
sinking fund subordinated
Class
Headquartered
at
the
factures
Short
reported
was
Co.—Plans
Dec.
shares
&
prices current at the
time
of
offering '<$10
per
share
maximum). Tamar's present >'
business is the result of several acquisitions of existing businesses,
sell
to
Light Co.—To Sell Bonds—
&
it
1963
in December,
1961 (received
acquired Pres-to-Line);
4,500
Tamar
%
According to the prospectus, these 508,982 shares of Tamar stock
are
being registered because the holders thereof have advised the
company^ that
they are not now in a position to represent that
they are holding the shares for investment and that they intend
the
with
11,
/
Ilica
by Electroshares sold
by ESI in. March, 1962; 7,250 of the shares which James J. Ling,
thei> Chairman and largest stockholder of ESI, sold in August,
1961, of shares which he received from the ESI distribution; 16,667
of
20,000 shares issued by Tamar in March,
1963, for the out¬
standing shares of Kar-Trol Signal Co., Inc.; and 18,642 additional
shares included' because
of the possible affiliation of the sellers,
when
Inc.,
Investors,
Dec.
that the company'plans to
sell
$35,600,000 of first
mortgage bonds due 1S94. Bids are (ex¬
pected to be received March 25,
1964, at the offices of Ebasco
Services, Inc., 2 Rector St., New York.—V. 197, p. 715.
Building,
the SEC
on
Dec
6
common stock.
Of this
stock
63,000 shares are for issuance upon the exercise of options
granted to company officers and employees. The remaining 508,982
shares comprise
the following: 276,394 shares issued to a group
of investors upon the acquisition in July, 1961* of the outstanding
stock
of Eiconolite Corp. from a
group of 28 stockholders (an
aggregate of 300.000 shares were so issued);
178,129 of 225,000
shares sold by Mr.
and Mrs.. Jerome J. Holt in 1961 (which they
acquired when Pres-to-Line Corp. of America was acquired by the
company in April,
1961); 7,400 of 30,000 shares sold by ElectroScience
ended
-
Pdwer
Florida
Reg'd—
Texas,
filed a registration
covering
571,982 shares of
Science
the 'sale
used
used
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Bank and Trust
statement with
First
Industries,
Electronics
Tamar
Richardson,
for
vehicles.
;/
Electronics Industries, Inc.—Shares
Tamar
be
to
from
be
than
company,
which has
its
principal
offices
at
Esperson Bldg., Houston.
Texas,
operates
parking
lots
and
in 558 locations in 16 states and in Canada.
In
the
year
park relating to the space age,
amusement
family-type
common
working capital and the balance wjll
government'obligations or
deposited
to
term
or
of
garages
of P. O. Box 1307, West Station, Blue Bldg., Highway
Huntsville, Ala., is engaged in the construction and oper¬
of'a
ation
facilities
stock
common
shares
BUSINESS—The
825
Proposed Registrations
Proceeds
20•West
will
other
added
be
.short
interest
of
four
unit.
proceeds
company
in
parking
the
$2,123,500
will
at
shares
12
purchase
per
PROCEEDS—Of
ness
to
at $217
stock,
approximately
invested
150 000
debentures,
warrant
a
$300,000
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
City U. S. A.,
Space
Dec.
sinking fund
1978; 240,000
stock and warrants to purchase
shares of its common
the
in
business
loss
a
Offered—On
$2,000,000 of this firm's 6%
debentures, due Dec. 1,
of
subordinated
health
a
3
11, Equitable Securities Corp., Nashville, as manager
of an underwriting group, announced the public of¬
has
each
year
since its inception.
Net proceeds
of this offering will be
added
to
the
company's general funds, to be used for general
corporate
purposes,
including
expansion
of business into
other
states
and
the
establishment
or
acquisition
of
several
direct
agencies.
The company now has outstanding 117,861
shares, of
which management
officials own 23.5#.
Organizers of the com¬
pany acquired 17,260 shares at $6.25 per share.
W. Harold Peterson
is listed as President.—V. 197, p. 2403.
Nov. 29, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 75.000
common
shares to be offered at $4, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for capital funds, and other, corporate
The
life
business
Life Insurance
which
Boston,
Organized
in
Reserve
are
be underwritten
to
Co.,
shares.
Continued from page 1
Security
(2315)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
V
Steel
Period Ended Oct. 31—
421,598 shS.#
$803,026 ; /
'
/'
•__•(
Net
sales
Net
—
v.
198.
p.
-J—
Inc.—Quarterly
1963
j
Report
—^
1962
$1,976,765
$1,515,737
92,892
income
•
Products,
50,691
1632.
President;
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.'Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and
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of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States. U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American
Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year. Other countries, $87^00 per year.
THE
COMMERCIAL
William
NOTE:
Dana
On
AND
Seibert,
account
of
the fluctuations
in
the rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made
in New York
funds.
-
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
ihe
Kittay,
the
in
company
stock
D.
V.
to
stockholders of Bates Manufacturing Co.
the company's purchase of 400,000 shares of the common
Dec.
11,
^
to°authorizing\he
^"addition
purchase of 490,000 sh.are®'
represents approximately 29.5'/« of the
total issued and outstanding stock of Virginia Iron wl\ic^h°^n,s ^1
ar.d other mineral properties in Virginia, Kentucky and other south¬
eastern States.
Virginia Iron also owns Kahn & Feldman, Inc., of
Pulaski, Va., processors of synthetic yarn.—V. 198, p. 2032^
Bates
;>•'
2032.
this issue.—V; 198, p.
Corp.,
Industries
Twin
See
f
it
1963,
12
Dec
,
serial
underwriting grbup, announced
the
for
and
interest
capital stock, sold
will
be
for
provide
will
debentures
FEATURES—The
a
sinking fund commencing Oct. 31, 1968.
The issue. is subject to
redemption prior to maturity at the option of the company at prices
scaled
107W#
from
in
100xhfv
to
1963
in
-
1977.
Drug Co., with executive offices at 138-160
Hackensack, N. J., is a full line wholesale drug
distributor, serving pharmacies and small pharmacy chains in the
New Jersey and Connecticut and in Orange and Rockland Counties
of New York State, and in Staten Island, N. Y.
Among its inven¬
tories are most pharmaceutical and tpiletry products usually >sold
by pharmacies, such as ethical
(prescription) drugs, chemicals,
proprietary medicines, cosmetics, toiletries, personal health products
Avenue,
other
and
pharmacy
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
FINANCING
note due in install¬
through March, 1977
5V2 %
due Oct.
de1978__i.-._-_
31,
'
Class
A
,vr
par)
(no
Class B
700,000 shs./
300,000 shs.
^
(no par)_
180,940 shs.
•■>.241,260 shs.
in
Oct.
v
198,
issue.—V.
this
Inc.,
r:
.
■
/
of
cents
40
.
based
F.
Eberstadt &
Wistar
Ambler
Bache
per
Bank,
the
for
Stearns
Co.
&
W.
P.
Brooks
Courts
Fuller
D.
•S.
<fc
&
2,000
7,000
.r__~
& Stieglitz
Hallowell. Sulzberger;
V
Inc
Co.,
Co
Halle
;
Kirkland
Jenks,
Co.
&
H. Harrison and Co.. Inc.___
Hirsch & Co., Incorporated
J.—!
John
C. Langley & Co.——
McCarley & Company, Inc.
Norris
&
Chas.
&
Stroud
Company,
198. p.
(C.)
Incorporated
2,000
the
,
3,000
4,500
7,000
7,000
7,000
2,000
Co., Ltd.
Offered
Common
—
the
from
sale
will
to
go
stockholders/
1K?3.
as
the
under
it
is
Rockv
in
gaged
Brewer,
the
the
ized
—
hr,ve
recently.be-m
and
the
proceeds
the
"/
.
•
'
a
the
at
laws
4
of
State
y
York
New
of
-10,
,
.
■•; hattan.
of
Kingdom
originally
was
Hawaii
of
business
American
Subsidiaries
expanded
for
include
to
of
the
of
in Hawaii
distribution
•
the
corporation;
In
have
100 years.
production
sugar
molasses
Feb.
on
the
en¬
United
,
offices
located
are
at
Fort
827
Street,
Stuart
&
AS
NOV.
OF
27,
Allison-Williams,
Almstedt
1
'
Corp.___^
Dallas
Corp.
750
300
Co., Inc.
5,000
Strudwick__
&
Ashmun
S.
Co.
,
&
Co..._
Whipple
Fitch,
North
100
750
&
;
r
300
Dempsey-Tegeler
Inc.
Co.,
1,000
—_________
Merle-Smith
Dick
&
R.
Dickson
S.
&
& Co],
at
expenditures.
,
and
is
Electric
and
Dayton
company.
through
as
Gcrmantown
of
will
second
a
transmission
from
line
$195,000.
completed
being
extension
an
Camden
and
serve
major
cost
a
from
to
Gratis
and
new
Huber
of
the
12,000
at
into that village.
the Dayton area is
to New Carlisle to be
power
in
Heights
69.000
volt
Heights
substation.
initially
operated
programs
Huber
A
at
that
be
source
western-Clark county.—V.
in
line
and
and
this
It will increase
substation
1964
the
project
available
197/p. 2461.
Properties Corp.—Acquisition—
Campbell
located
dent
13,
Dec.
in
and
Drew
Campbell
House
and
combines the
and
adioining
an
and
restaurant
Inn
facilities
hotel
mercial
Properties Corp.
acquired the nationally known
House Inn, a 146-room fully air-conditioned
Lexington, Kentucky, according to Norman
Chairman of Drew.
banquet
features
an
in both resort and com¬
outdoor-indoor swimming
course as well as top-rated
meeting room -facilities which are
18-hole
and
best
luxury hotel
Elson, Presi¬
golf
currently being enlarged.
brew Properties Corp. is a diversified publicly owned real estate
corporation engaged in a broad. range of activities, including in¬
vestment, purchase, sale, syndication, construction, operation and
management
250
'
Anderson
or
of income-producing properties.—V.
198. p. 862.
300
Corp.
&
Co.___
Union
Securities
Cooley
100
c-
•; Amount
Securities
Clayton
150
Co.___„r
Brothers
,
will
the
just
pool
"
'
1
Securities
City
>__$13,00o
Barret,
1963.
"
'
of
Gratis
Drew
below
have
severally
the following/respective
-
lor 1964 was
improved facilities
program
maintenance
$885,000
is
item
transmission
new
On
■.
omitted)
Co.,
Inc.
Bacon,
CAPITALIZATION
company
Amount
:
Halsey,
C.
.
the
-•'•-',.■■••",'•
named
purchasers
from
(000
,'v.
American Securities
-
.
The comnany's executive
Honolulu. Hawaii.
>..v
principal amount of bonds:
of
Operations
in Puerto
continental
purchase
to
7,
west
been
'■
:;'.-,/;;
-
1884.
except
PURCHASERS—The
company
organization
company
over
in¬
V
'
This
normal
to
Gas
south
of
power
Brooklyn,
all
;r
^
construction
is
for new
million
$19.3
Included
and
built
is
Richmond (Staten Island) and most of
the northeastern portions of West-7
Chester County. Gas service is supplied in Manhattan and The
Bronx, in parts of Queens,
and in the more populous parts of
Westchester County
Steam service is supplied in parts of Man-
tan, The Bronx,
Queens—and
in
a
are
Nov.
on
maturity of $8,500,000
Inc., a Curtis subsidiary.
Camden. This project will cost, $643,000 and will include
substation north of Gratis.
The portion of the line
between
One
principal
executive
offices of
Irving Place, New York, N. Y., was organ¬
the
Co.,
$100,000
new
volts
the
company,
located
*
;
"
largest transmission project is for a 23-mile 69,000 volt line
O. H.
Hutchings generating station on the Miami River
of
edge
optionally redeem--
be
•
the
miles
12
the,
part
a
directors.
addition
Cincinnati
from
•,
bonds will
FEATURES—The
in
be
with
'
,
•. ■
•
for the continued development of
pooling program with neighboring utility
an -initial
expenditure
of
$125,000
as
DP&L's share of the engmeei'ing expense for the installation of a
new
400.000
kilowatt unit "at the
Walter C.
Beckjord Station of
The
connection
in
finance
to
and
program
program.
redeemed.
under
6,
by
in
interconnection
the
will
>
Curtis
to
'"-//>//•
Largest single
•
bonds
the
of
sale
incurred
loans
bank
construction
of
•*
.
the
from
the
extend
will
Pennsylvania
$4,500,000
provide
1742.
Dec.
is
the
Stanley &
is a public utility company engaged in the manufacture, gener¬
ation, purchase and sale of electricity, gas and steam.
It supplies
electric service in the five boroughs of New York City—Manhat¬
On
the selling
'
partnership founded in 1826. The
production
R100
Sin'e;.
a
oldest
Mountains.
sugar
Hawaii
a
laws
to
successor
a
On
and
to
are
198, p.
approved
time at prices ranging from 107.05# to 100'/ , except
Dec. 1, 1968 they may not be redeemed through a
any
agreed
relieves
]/•-
/Vi.;
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Construction Program
registered bonds without
be
York ,&
New
will
also
V.
It
proceeds
corporated
will
.
short-term
cost
prior
which
1963, Blyth & Co., Inc., New York, and Butcher
Sherrerd, Philadelphia, and associates offered pub¬
licly 8.500 shares of this firm's outstanding common
sto^k at $68 per share.
'
:
EUSINFSS—C.
••■*'•
and1
debt
term
of
••
.
convert $22,000,000 of, existing demand
wholly-owned subsidiary, Curtis Circulation
will
its
and
and its subsidiaries for
working capital.
Earlier,
the
company
stated tlia,t if the new financing was
approved
by
Curtis
stockholders
and carried
into
effect,
the
Curtis
directors
would
declare and
pay
before Jan. 31,
1964, a
dividend
equal to one full year's arrearages or $3 per share on
"^the $4 dividend
prior preferred stock and 60 cents per share on
the
$1.60 dividend prior preferred
stock.
The board also plans
.[ to declare and
pay
in July or August, 1964, another full year's
arrearages
on
both , series of prior preferred stock.
Present ar¬
rearages
on
the prior preferred stock are $7.50 per share or an
aggregate of $2,508,000 on
the $4 series and
$1.50 per share
on
an
aggregate of $359,000 on the $1.60 series. /
/
The
proppsed dividends will be paid only if no event occurs
which makes such action imprudent, and if the company has net
working capital of $27,500,000 after payment of the January divi¬
dend and
$32,000,000 after payment pf the July-August dividend.
The July-August dividend will be paid only if the company has net
income for the
first six months of
1964 of at least $1,147,000.—
Corp. and as¬
Boston
101.44, and Morgan
into
It
.
BUSINESS—The
1737.
Brewer
Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co. and The Philadelphia
both of Philadelphia; Franklin National Bank In
Bank of the Southwest N.A. -in Houston; and Union
Curtis
debt
of
refunding operation involving issuance of debt bearing an interestcost to the company of less
than the 4%!# interest rate on the
Der\ 6,
Net
at
bonds
'
20,000
,
bonds
REDEMPTION
that
70,000
v
retire
to
able
70.000
'■
These
/companies.
company's
3,000
7.000
—e.
bid of
a
the
of
additional
3,000
Co
&
used
7,000
2
Inc.
Smith
Zuckerman,
All
from First
came
with
PROCEEDS—Net
4,500
-
bonds
coupons.
2,000
70.000
Co.__
—V.
4,500
70,000
Co
&
Co.,
<
4,500
-45,000
&
Hammill
&
the
Co., 101.41.
2.000
30,000
Co
Scranton
Walston
4,500
30,000
W.
&
2,000
30.000
_
Shearson,
/
—
Inc
Company.
Schwabacher
'
-
1
Inc
Co.__
&
&
—
1
Incorporated
Hirshberg,
Putnam
Russ
Co,
&
<-
/.
W.
McDonnell
sociates
20,000
20,000
45,000
45,000
20,000
45,000
70.000
20.000
'
Schmertz
for
2,000
Incorporated
Co.
&
Co
&
Cunningham,
'''/"
//>
agreement,
The
Angeles.
financing plan
of
Co.,
194, p. 528.
4,500
70,000
45,000
20,000
45,000
45,000
7,000
Co
&
Industries, Inc., his issue.—V.
Woodall
4,500
7,000
:
150
Bank,
debt
Sold Pri¬
Storage, Inc.—- Bond
Cold
4,500
70,000
-
Blair & Co., Granbery, Marache Incorporated
Blankenship, Blakely & Strand. Inc—
Boenning
Stock
10.000
70,000
^____
100
Los
/The
income
net
on
Consolidated Edison Company
Capital
45,000
•__/
Company-
<6 Co.
Smith
Zuckerman,
York;
New
of New York, Inc.—
Bonds Offered—On Dec. 12, 1963, a public offering of
$75,000,000 Consolidated Edison Co. 4%% 1st & ref.
mortgage bonds due Dec. 1, 1993 was made by an
underwriting group managed by Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., New York.
The bonds were priced at
102.046% plus accrued interest, to yield 4.50%.
The group won dward of the issue at competitive
sale on Dec. 11, on its bid of 101.47%.
Other bids
$100,000
20,000
_
Co,___
&
Bear,
Co..
u > Debentures
100
200
major influence in the field of mass communications."
banks are participating
in the financing plan
include The First National' Bank of Boston:
as a
'
1978, had been sold privately through Stone
Securities Corp., New York.
' -
1,
See
Shares of-
Amount
of
■
/.'■:/
200
Co.,
&
the company announced
4.
Curtis.
National
///■-//,/
Conolite, Inc.—Woodall Offers to Purchase Stock—
stockholders and the underwriters named
herein, the following underwriters have severally agreed to purchase
from the company the respective
principal amounts of debentures,
and from the selling] stockholders, the respective number of shares
of class A capital stock, set forth below:
company/the -selling
v
Williams
commercial
Six
for
1936.
p.
Webster
&
the terms and subject to the conditions
underwriting agreement entered into among the
an
Dec.
Philadelphia.
position
Products Co., Inc.-—Assets Sold—
(UNDERWRITERS—Upon
contained
5.000
Co.„____
the acquisition of Bridge Inc.
subject to final audit/ covers ac¬
quisition by Control Data
of all the stock of Bridge Inc., in
return for an undisclosed amount of Control Data stock.
Bridge has become well known for Its work in the design and
manufacture of peripheral equipment for the electronic data proc¬
essing
industry.
Major/products include card tfunch and card
reader systems for sale to computer manufacturers.—V. 198, p. 1742.
vately—On Dec. 10, 1963, it was reported that $1,600,000 of this firm's first mortgage bonds, series C, due
•>
/. -
<te
Corp.—Acquisition—
Data
Control
v>/'. ,'■■■■■.,:
Co.—Sales Higher—
Collins
A.
was
-Commercial
1,250,000
$1,250,000
200
—
Co.__
White
198TK
On
share were- reported, by President
three-month period] ended
Nov.
1.
of $888,000 011 sales of $66,356,000.
Results
for
the corresponding quarter ended Oct. 31,
1962, if
restated for a depreciation
change, were earnings of $883,000, or
40 cents per share on sales of $55,628,000.—V. 198, p.
1437.
Arthur
This
$1,685,000
stock:
200
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
Yates, Heitner & Woodsy
300
Co.,
&
150
300
Co.
'
L-r-'i-Pollock
E.
&
Noel
Pa.,
Stockertown,
Inc.,
Industries,
Litton
T. Earnings,
subordinated
convertible
bentures
Capital
C.
The First
6f«>v promissory
ments
100^
of
has entered into an
Corp.
Laboratories,
Collins Radio
Outstanding
Authorized
C.
T.
150
Co.
&
Chisholm &
250
N.
300
Co.__-u._7^Ji.__
Alstyne,
'
Co., Inc.
Wertheim &
1,000
said the price of the shares has not
that McDonald & Co.,. Cleveland,
Corp.—-Acquisition—- V
&
Varnedoe,
1,500
100
Co.,
&
i.
Co,..^.-..,.,..,.
Stokes
150
—V.
legal lending limt," Mr.
See
V
sundries.
Van
——
Hirshberg,
Inc.
will increase the bank's flexibil¬
number of ways, including an increase in the
Nance said.
a
&
Walter
Thomas
150
Wm.
of the new shares
in
action
Clifton Precision
BUSINESS—Bergen
Johnson
Stix
300
Inc.
'
Chairman,
Nance,
Nicolaus
agreement to acquire J. W.
to broaden the color
dispersions line of its subsidiary, Holland Color & Chemical Co.,
Curtis Publishing Co.—Refinancing Plan OK'd~~
Holland, Mich.
'
'■//'
"-//.,
On Dec.
10. stockholders approved a hew $35 million financing
The Neff firm, acquired for an Undisclosed amount of cash and
plan for the company at a special meeting.
stock, joins Holland
Color and other companies as a unit of
The prior preferred stockholders,
voting as a single class, cast
Chemetron Chemicals, a division of the corporation, reported Dr.
452,675 votes, 98%
of the total vote, in favor of the financing
Eugene McCauliff, division President, on Dec. 5.
plan
developed
by
management
with. Serge
Semenenko, ViceThe Neff dispersions,
until now restricted to black colors, will
Chairman
of The
First National Bank ol
Boston.
The votes of
be
expanded to a complete color line, said C. C. Candee, Gen* •
2,848,175 common shares, or 99'// of the common vote cast, were;
eral Manager of
Holland Color, which produces dry and flushed
voted in favor of the plan.
\|
.
colors
and
color
intermediates for the paint,
finishes, printing
In
reporting
the results, Matthew J. Culligan, Chairman and
ink and allied fields.
.';rc
//
///'■
President of Curtis, said, "This endorsement from our stockholders
Candee said integration of the Neff products will enable Holland
-rwill allow us to proceed with our plans for growth. By providing
to diversify into additional types of dispersions.—V. 198, p. 1632.
financial
stability,
the new plan enables Curtis to advance its
-!
additional working capital.
for
used
J.
Chemetron
was
REDEMPTION
of
Neff
-this offering, there
balance
/
500
;
200
Lee Peeler & Co., Inc.
Pierce, Wulbern, Murphey
13,
—Chemetron
priced at $8.50 per share. Prior to
had been no established market for
the class A capital stock or the debentures. .
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to the company will be used to retire
about $756,000 of 6, 8 and 9% subordinated promissory notes.
The
stock
-
1,500
___
Inc.
Leech,
Inc.
Beissner & Co.,
&
500
Securities
Inc.
Stifel,
—
100
Co.
&
____—
A.,, O ven on & Co.^c—
Pacific
Northwest / Co-
determined.
It is expected
the offering.
bank's
at
The
Dec.
"The issuance
ity
were
at
after
Corp.
underwrite
will
$9.50 per share through Oct. 31,1968, there¬
$10.75 through Oct. 31, 1973, thereafter at
S12.50 through Oct. 31, 1978, subject to adjustment
under certain conditions.
stock
200
Mullaney, Wells & Co.^_
New
York
Planseatic
Norris
100
Inc.
Co.,
Agee
Sterne,
&
—
&
Stein Bros. & Boyce,
750
stockholders
been
priced at 100% and accrued
will be convertible into class A capital
debentures
The
Corp.
&
Co.____
Inc.—
—
1,250
Co
Staats
R.
Street
State
300
Proposed' x/J.
of Cleveland
Bank
National
William
300
Inc.
&
German
&
Shaughnessy
&
Hutchinson
Moloney,
150
4,250
Co,__
100
Scudder
&
Co.,
McMaster
1963, it was reported that the bank plans to offer
the right to subscribe for 119,350 additional shares
on
the basis of one new share for each 10 held.
Stockholders are to vote on the plan Jan. 28, 1964.
On
its
^
125,000 shares of class A
for-certain stockholders.
&
&
—
Thalman
Legg
150
r
Co.i
Schwabacher
J.
Offering—
Rights
James
and,
company
Loewi
shares.—-V. 194, p. 2440.
preferred
Central
the public of¬
fering of two issues of Bergen Drug Co., as follows:
$1,250,000,000 of 5V2% convertible subordi¬
nated debentures due Oct. 31, 1978, offered
/
C.
100
Inc.
&' Co._
Rothschild
F.
300
Co„ Inc.
-Co.,
100
5,000
John
&
200
f
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Ladenburg,
quarterly
Inc.—Debens., Stock Offered—On
10, F. Eberstadt & Co., New York, as manager
an
Co.
&
Mosle
Sade &
-300
Kormenoi
announced
reported that Directors have
was
Bergen Drug Co.
of
&
L.
1,500
Co.!
Co.
Split
Light Co.—Proposed Stk.
Carolina Power &
and
Dec.
250
—_—
&
Cor Inc
MacArthur
^Kenower,
plans' to split the common stock 2-for-l and increase the
dividend on the old shares from 46 cents to 50 cents;
•
Stockholders at the annual meeting on May 21, 1964; will vote
on the stock split and
011 a proposal to increase authorized common
Acquisition Plan-r
holders Approve
&
Kalman
Rotan,
Lane,
Space Corp. —
Lemon
Edward
D.
Jones
Johnston,
Gardner_l
&
Roberts
C.
Robinson
200
CO.
Industries Stock¬
Intercontinental Corp.—Twin
N.
____—.——
Johnson,
The
1963, it was reported
12,
Dec.
On
Bell
issue.—V. 198, p. 2124,
this
Co.—Securities Sold in London—
that this Japanese
firm had sold privately in London, England, $5,000,000
of 6V4% convertible unsecured loan stock? due 1978.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New York; M. Samuel
& Co. Ltd., and Vickers, Da Costa & Co., London; and
Yamaichi Securities Co. Ltd., Tokyo, assisted in ar¬
ranging the financing.—V. 198, p. 3.
'/
On
°
by
Norfolk
300
Reinholdt
of
Corp.
Investment
&
Co.,. Inc.
..
200
Inc.
Co.,
Richards &
Hill
Camera
Canon
approved
stock 01
additional Virginia Iron
purchase
issue.—V. 198, p. 2032.
Hughes
Raffensperger,
Head,
&
i'i 150
Co.—New Minority Stock Int.
Railroad,
Amount
Amount
Mohr
Hendrix,
.•*.
-
>
Pipe Line
Pennsylvania
See
empowered the company s Directors to parc^®
shares from time to time and at the Boaia s
also
stockholders
The
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
(000 omitted)
Sells Certain Shipyard
—
Dynamics Corp., this
Buckeye
_
Co.—Acquisition Approved
Manufacturing
Bates
the
on
-:
General
See
exchange. A .total of,
shares were listed. -V. 198, p. 19J°.
trading
-open
outstanding common
2,03.7,299
On
Facilities—
stock of the B V. D. Co., Inc. began
ixcw YorK
Stock Exchange under the symbol
BVD. faoi
President and Chairman, purchased the first 100 shares of
-Trading
E.
-
Corp.
Steel
Bethlehem
Listing—
Inc.—N. Y.&. E.
Co.,
B. V. D.
fcn
.
.
(2316)
4
3,750
Inc.
2,500
(E.I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.—Secondary
Over-
scribed—On Dec. 12, 1963, it was reported that a sec¬
ondary offering of 130,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon
stock at $240 per share by Morgan Stanley &
Co., New York, was oversubscribed. A concession of
$4.50 a share was allowed to dealers.—-V. 198, p. 2033.
'
Authorized
.
Long-term
Notes
Agreement
CU'-
notes
annual
Ct^er
Minority
c
due
banks
1981,
instruments
Bear,
,
$7,000 000
payable
from
.
490.000
Common
eeuit'y—/
stock
p.
(no
2029.
'
pan_
J.
18,000,000
/ 490,000
&
Baum
&
Co..
C.
<fe
150
5,000
150
Co.
Co._^._^
Inc.______
200
3,079,804
Bradford
Burnham
Burns
3.079,804
;
K.
Stearns
Boettcher & Co.
18.000,000
>
Black
$7,000,000
in
1966
Stockholders'
1C8,
with
Credit
long-term ,debt_^__.
interests,,
in
subsidiary
ompanies
—V.
George
Revolving
250
Inc.
Co.,
Outstanding
debt-
undrr
/
~
Inc.
&
,
880,406 felis.
Byrd
1,000
Co.___
750
Co
&
500
Morris,
M.
M'.
&
Gregory, &
Co._
Co
Freeman
200
&
&
7Electro Instruments, Inc.—Note Sold Privately—On
300
Funk.
Howe
Stokes
Deetjen & Co.
Equitable Securities Corp.
Fahey, Clark & Co._>__
Fahnestpck & Co
300
-
150
Co.
Inc.
_i___
Co.____
300
5,000
300
300
Emanuel,
Sherrerd—250
Brothers
Chapman;
Elkins,
&
Freeman
Denton,
_i__
Bmcher
3,000.000 shs.
&
<fe
Bros.
Dreyfus
—500
&
r
Co.,
;___,
Hobbs & Hart,
Inc.
Sons______w_
.
*
150
Electro Instru¬
had privately
placed $1,500,000 in-promissory notes due Nov. 15,
1978. Bear, Stearns & Co., New York, assisted in this
Dec.
9, Dr. Walter East, President of
ments,
that
the
company
placement.
Electro
150
1,000
announced
neer
in
Instruments, of San Diego, Calif., is a pio¬
development
digital
measuring instruments
Number 6325
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
General
acquisition systems. The company, through
wholly-owned subsidiaries, is also a major pro¬
data
and
two
(2317)
Drive-In
Corp.—Earnings
/-
,v
A', Smith, President, told
Richard
of New York Security
Analysis that lie expecis record profits for the year ended Oct. 31,
1963, and that-sales, reached a record $15,750,000.
The company s
1, 1963, the com¬
pany's sales were $11,222,533 and net earnings were
$488,529.—V. 198, p. 569.
snare
Split—</Y
/.'
-/At a. meeting of the
Incorporation
of
the.
authorized
common shares
YY
1,500,000
from
The
of
par*, value
no
".'On
Dec.
his
expected
he
com¬
6 0
Dynamics
Corp.—Buys
it
6,
reported
was
that
Dynamics
of shares into which
Uv-.u.uiva
tuuj ■ wo con.erau so unit alter Jan. 6,
1964, conversion
privilege entitles holders to one of the company's shares for each
$12.50 principal amount of debentures held, instead of one share
for each $50 principal amount of debentures, which is the present
conversion price.—V. 198, p. 1840.
"
•
,
New Belgium Affiliate—
*
'
"
:
'
Giore,
The
•
the
involves
sale
distribution
a
of
of
a
approve
Eureka
of
shares
ten
every
and
consider
outstanding and the winding-up
now
Eureka.
.
Anderson
^
mining claims in Nevada, in the development of which the
company is interested.,
are being explored and
examined under a
joint venture agreement in which the company is interested with
four American mining companies.
Work is proceeding satisfactorily
according to program.1—V. 184, p. 114.
The
>'
&
Products
Evans
Co.
field
equipment
bank
loan
tional
of
Plant
Forecast—
Fourth
Instrument Corp.
&
and
•
estimates
of
cause
the end
to
numerous
variance,
He
prior
of
in
rumors
a
the
Period
Net
estimates
he
quarter,
financial
in
provement
Davidson
the
..7YY/
rialize.
and
Foods
Fairmont
The
its
•
Manufacturers
1137.
p.
Dec.
redemption
stock
$50
Uranium Mines, Ltd.
—
Dec.
it
11,
the
that
reported
was
the.
the
the
,
would
end
with' 88.39',
up
capital/stock outstanding.
plan
each
the
American
The
been
the
Faraday,
af er
it
shares
Eoth
status.
for
under
which
Y.
S.
E.
again
earnings
of
6',
on
said
the
W.
weeks
Period
Net
—V.
sales
in
the
and
up
sales
year
operations,
Fladger
fiscal
1963
largest
F.
the
last
York
to
Stock
process
for
Officer,
listing
r\f
Exchange.
this
Ended
He
application.—V.
that
the Frito-Lay
it
would take
said
Oct.
198,
1962
$27,070,000
579,000
(795,000)
~.
r
earnings
198, p. 2127.
$0.25
American
Transportation
Corp.
—
Partial
Redemption—
The
corporation
through
operation
pi
s
trust
accrued
turers
purchase severally,
r\f
has
of
called
the
Trust
for
sinking
certificates
due
Payment
Co.,
40
pnmiYinvi
of
common
redemption
fund,
Jan:
15,
will
Wall St.,
be
N.
on
Jan.
$1,207,000
1983
(series
made
Y.—V.
at
of
15,
its
cnl
Ohib
:
1321.
fnvl h
forth
agree¬
the
25,000
______
Ltd.,
1963,
4.30'/
midway
Worth
18,000
5,000
.•.'/.Y/Y'Y':-':
/
3
V
announced the public offer¬
y
between
The
a
the
headquartered
at
520
Ave
H
East,
engaged in a program for the development of
comprising approximately 5,700 acres located
Dallas and Fort Worth, Tex., on the Dallas-Fort
is
Turnpike.
therefrom.
in
The
value
of
principal
planned
primary objective^ is
higher rental income
company's
its
land
and
business
industrial
Co..
<fc
1,200
Approved—
.
and
subsidiary,
related
Parlor
activities.
to
Parlor
.
Greyhound
San
from
Lines,
Francisco.
Industries,
Land
with
agreement
Inc.—Bigns
^,Y
.&
the
and
Joint
Y
Industries
announced
t'.ra:
it
Efench
interests for a join, o.l
Drillng of the first test
of Suriname (formerly Dutch Guiana) has axre.iciy
in
South
America.
The
(2)
50%
,
President
subsidiaries
headed
Government
with
oil
Regie
Autonome
to
acquire
of
1958
States
by
stock
made
off
aggregate
bv Colmar
Gulf
would
group
has
from
exploit,
lands
entered
acquiring
cession
oil
control
the
and
and
the
States
have
50'/
a
a
com¬
over
rijht
unci
interest
Surinam
own
the
oil
Suriname
O.l
in
Co.,
.1
„(/,
acquire
to
a
8,600,COO-ucre' offshore
woica Petropa
via
for
application
South
.
the
to
of
Colmar
government
gas
offshore
American
of
French
Surinam,
195,
gas
Govern-
which
holds
Sell
in
a
con¬
for,
and
p
if bile
.
of
■?-
r
1209.
p.
picture
to
explore
14,00 J,000 acres
approximately
on
areas.—V.
oil. and
Suriname
lIarnLchfeger Corp.—To
ing
a
z.:-'-
Gulf
'
B.R.P.,
G :lf
auoL.er
private
a
the
controlled
whose
States
in
participation
in
an
approximately
in neighboring French Guiana
affiliate
De§' Petroles,
and Eurafrep,
drilling program
the
concession
,7 ment.
disclosed-that
the agreement
\yi ii
Recherchrs de Petiole,
de
company,
concession
Gulf
States,
concluded
oil
participate in
right
Gulf
Bureau
agency. The agreement,
subjei— '.o
Suriname and French aiilhoi'xtics,
p.o.ides:
by
together
a
of
have
the
by
Division—
f7
Dec,
5, Harnisclifeger Corp. announced that it is discontinu¬
manufacture' of diesel engines and will offer the pruduct
the
line
and
backlog
production
has
Crystal
been
facilities
for
sale/when
completed.
The Diesel
111.,
will be
sold
as
a
Lake,
the
Engine
present
Division,
unit
complete
-order
located
including
on
80
an
acre
tract.
company
'
Harnischfegcr, President of the Milwaukee-based
firm,
"While, we have long considered our diesel engine product
a
can
corporate growth
best
be
which
area,
directed,
offer
growth."—V.
197.
we
that
feel
through
greater
2355.
p.
of
and therdevelopment, to
profitable com¬
resources
our
acquisition and
for more
potential
'
,
,
Y.f, /: ;>
■..
•,
i
.
1962
1963
>
the
district
company
by leasing
$43,919,947 $33,218,102
__--_7____Y.x_7.-_cY--
sales
Pre-tax
;_Y
After-lax
earnings
________
per
share~___.__2_.____.
outstanding
195,
(411.864)
(411.864)
r__.
Earnings
Shares
116.082
60.855
earnings
$0.08
($0.59 >
739,983
699.644
_____
.c___
639.
p.
Hardeman,
9, Hemphill,
Inc.—Debentures
& Co.,
Noyes
Offered—On
New York, as man¬
of a group of underwriters announced the public
offering of $7,000,000 Paul Hardeman 5M>% conver¬
tible subordinated debentures, due Dec. 1, 1978, at a
ager
5.000
-
land
developing
tion
&
States
subsidiary of
a
Dec.
18,000
——2——
company.
of
1.200
.
"
wholly-owned
operations
Land
government
(Paul)
22,000
three stockholders, American Liberty Oil Co., Rocke¬
feller Center, Inc., and Angus G. Wynne, Jr., and no
part of the proceeds of the sale will be received by
Texas,
Smith
,
change its name
headquarters to Chicago
Gulf
Suriname
—V.
ing of 170,000 common shares of Great Southwest,
at $18.50 per share.
All of the shares were sold by
tracts
u
then
its
its
pany, would
thus ob ain
Net.
>
—
company,
will
an
B.R.p.
(l )
French
,
12, 1963, Giore; Forgan & Co., New York, as managers
BUSINESS-r-The
j,000
Mosley
___
Ilartfvield xStores, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
agreed,
''
V
Curtis-__72
group,
2.50O
Inc.____._
___
Zuckennan,
its
to
bus
ratification
products
the respective number
hplnw *
below:
7.-7';' ""!:■■■■■ -:,Y'.
underwriting
its
program
group
gics
Great Southwest Corp.—Common Offered—On Dec.
an
5.500
Cd—__
,
119.652
128,422
Simo'nds <fc Co., Inc.':
Mullaney, Wells & Company198, p.
5,500
Period Ended October 31—
./
not jointly,
set
5.503
&
Uhlmann & Co., Inc...I— 2,500
Yarnall,
Liddle
&
Co.__ 2.500
VZilkha Corp. —
1_ 2,500
6,000
Inc.
3,000
Co.
Henry
634,237
Baker,
2127.
p.
as
3;000
3.000
Co.__
&
Yeatman,'
Inc.
V
Company
Company
60) at 100',
the
Manufac¬
198,
cn t?
stock
Co.
transfer
all
French
'/
6'./,
and
to
and
major
pany
601,314
(in-
Suplee,
&
Inc.-___—
Co.,
Corp.—Reorganization
Leslie/Rice,
line
Marshall
Arlington,
interest.
Hanover
to
The'
r
two
equipment
C.
y,
subs.)
by
&
5,500
^/Y
will
.11,
come
said,
400.000
to
payable
Stroud
______
States
Shares
the
General
to
notes
Stern
3.500
Co.,
Dec.
States
by
principally
March 1966
&
Co.
Brothers
Co.__
Co.
Co.i
Hammill
stated, to facilitate further diversification
.stock'to finance acquisitions.—V. 198, p. 17x4.
of
located
Y
mortgage
The Milwaukee Company
Y Paine, Webber, Jackson &
of
$25,418,000
1
350,000
v
an
stock
eight
1743.
p.
1963"
31—
income
(loss)
serially
dViqvpc
shares
of
company's
announced
of
339,819
500,000
dates
1,200
2,000
&
Winston
product line, land, plant and equipment.
Negotiations
are
currently
underway
with
several .interested
for
the
acquisition
ol'
the
division.
The
Crystal
Lake
plant, built in 1952, has 142,000 square feet of lloor spate and is
.
■
,
550,000
:
notes,
/
Ye
,
;.
payable
Mosle
Shields
,
000
parties
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
—V.
Executive
prepared
estate
notes
1
Co.
was reported that stockholders at a special meeting
the reorganization of the bus company into, a holding
move
Gulf
in
'285,394
'
452,000
1968
various
&
the
338,850
Y;
Tannery,
ending
year,
in
1964
at
due
eluding
and
ago,
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
'
notes
real
6'/r
The
$165,226,031,
Chief
being
due
.
told
a
by
December
to
(including
subsidiaries)
.
the
for
to
ment
period
same
August
1974
that the company
earnings for the first 12
were
to
Unsecured
Plans
—
(due
payable,
subs. )_Y
1200
2 500
President
On
Outstanding
470,157 shs.
Authorized
750,000 shs.
1 200
Co
Co
J
and
Erench
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
;
payable
financial* institution—due
notes,
y
new
Industries, Inc.—Nine .Months' Report—
income
Share
meeting
over
to
Lay,
was
New
Gale
Gross
their
1
Herman
12
Up 6%; Net 11%
11'/,
company's
the
that
amounted
application
to
reflect
up
of the current fiscal year. Sales were $39,735,-
23,
$1,733,000,
reporting
31,
annual
history.
on
to
names
would
end
'
records
new
Nov.
were
President,
Aug.
Mining,
Mining,
6%
subordinated
a
It;
Nickel
to
'
mortgage notes
serially,
VI
increase
an
Sales
—
the
at
set
weeks ended
In
assets
Nickel
in
shares
owns
operating
Listing—
Shareholders
000.
3,500,000> shares
have
in
sale
for
6 '/v
serially
to
would
EFFECT
banks
6',2'r
"
year.
GIVING
($1
short-term notes payable
(including notes payable
by subsidiaries)
5Vu%■
notes
payable to banks, due
stock
Faraday
$2.
to
to
all
for
accounts
5'e
outstanding.
Mining shares.
would change their
companies
than
less
Faraday
shares
already
Frito-Lay, Inc.
had
all
$2
split,
for
splits
who
use
the retail
houses
par)
receivable financing—
principally
This
reverse
sections.
dealers
other
and
also
"v
stock
Short-term
stock
no
finished
mill-
pre-assembled
in
doors
builders
-
The company
;
proposed at the request of
Faraday shares are traded.
recommend
selling
par
of
the
market.
churches
CAPITALIZATION
9'Y
outstanding.
shares
currently
of
in
Common
Faraday
would
become
Canadian
Faraday
Corp.,
and
Mining would become Metal Mines, Ltd.—V. 192, p. 701.
Nickel
N.
two
issue
stock
would
1,762,364
,the sale of its
6,378.284 Nickel
with
to
par
said, was
Exchange, where
reverse
and
$1
company
selling
Under
of
said
with
authorized
Faraday
Stock
exchange
companies
has
for
shares
split,
reverse
the
calls
five
construction
,
plan is subject to approval of shareholders of both concerns.
Faraday holders vote Dec. 23 and Nickel Mining Dec. 27.
The
to
are
par/
makes similar packages for
motels,
and cottages,
but production of these items to
date has not been significant.
The firm has plants in Sheboygan
Falls,
Wisconsin,
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, LeRoy,
Illinois, Aurora,
Illinois, South Bend, Indiana, and Tallmadge, Ohio. 7 /
The
for
sold
them
\
1
ready-hPng
packages
housing
Mining's
:
'
windowsYand
2.COO
begun.
'
work,
3.000
Weeks_^__
Co.,
Tours
final
members,
cabinets,
Rotan,
5,500
well off the coast
be used for debt repayment, and
These
split its
Nickel
of
will
&
&
,
exploration
selling stock¬
rnulti-family
dwellings,
including structural
titions,
siding, roofing,
hardwood floors,
kitchen
reverse,
2-for-5,
change its corporate name,
and sell
its operating assets to Nickel Mining & Smelting Corp.
' i V
Under the proposed sale, and a related recapitalization at Nickel
Faraday
The Milwaukee Co., Milwaukee, Wis.,
and
in
Mining,
1963,
corporate purposes.
Co._
11, it
Tours
has
engaged
in
the
manufacture
of
custom-designed,
factory-built
"house
packages"
consisting
of
the
basic
carpentry
for single
.
plans to
■■
BUSINESS1—Great 'Lakes
Homes
is
a
Wisconsin
corporation
organized in 1949, with its principal offices located in Sheboygan
Falls, Wisconsin.
The company and its subsidiaries are primarily
;
Proposed Reverse
company
Y ■■*■>}}■
Co.__
&
3.500
Rowles,
Inc.._
&
&
2 000
<fc
Co.
Shearson,
1933.
p.
Dec.
On,
Homes, Inc.— Common Offered —On
Net proceeds
31,
per
Y" jY-v,
3 500
3 000
Pierce
&
Rauschtr,
Oil. Exploration Agreement—
,3
7
3-7.
.
Lakes
10,
other
and
Split; Asset Sale—
shares
-"
Co., New York, has been appointed
stock of the corporation.—V:
198,
holder, Marine Capital Corp.
1963, all of
share.—V. 198,
Dec.
on
at
Trust
common
sold for the company, and 10,000 for the
did not mate¬
...
Faraday
On
for
the
Co.__
2,500
Kistler
5,500
—
Co.
approved
the
"offered publicly 93,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $8 per share. Of the total, ,83,000 shares were
Preferred—
Redeem
preferred
$1.25
&
Inc.
Brothers
Powell,
oOj
3,500
,
According to an announcement by M. C. Frailey, President, these
steps will be completed by Dec. 31.
The moves are being made,
Stores, Inc.—Appointment—
,,io 3'
Y V;>
Great
,.
anticipated im¬
:
■
Stock
junior
707,000
I
Co
Lane
Inc.
Co.
&
Hutton
Inc.,
"
Hanover
for
ageilt
&
Noyes
198.
Car
$13,583,000
$1.44
1438.
p.
;
,
of
F.
Car
$14,945,000
___
Co.
Prescott
Stieglitz
company.
-
1962
income
transfer
wide
of
community,
Divisions
Mont
Du
volume
Co.—To
called
has
company
outstanding
the
1530.
Shares
.
,
&
Lemon
&
Orvis
Turner,
Greyhound
Report—
1963
'■
Corp.
5.500
&
Henry & Co.
■—V.
had
p.
'
.
Space
Loewi
&
Hirsch & Co., Inc
198, p. 2222.
815,000
________
Reid
Greyhound
Months'
,
Grayson-Robinson
,.
.
that
added
31—
Ltd.—Nine
.
Hutton
Johnson.
Johnston,
2,500
Guerin
&
sale
doing so be¬
business is increasing
that backlog is up over the same period last year, including
aforementioned Divisions, ancf that he believed, therefore, that
profit improvement which has been delayed will be evident in
first part of 1964.—V. 198, p. 1534.
Y ■
Carter
Mr.
Oct.
Co.
«'
2.500
duPont,
Allyn, Inc
Haas
„
Share earnings A___
—V. 198, p.
1234.
FaiVchild
for
was
been brought to. hi? attention.
estimates were revised because the
that
sales
-Net
Gluckin
Ended
Co.
_——
C.
On
'
and
puY
to
Mackall & Coe
Hallgarten & Co.
Corp.—Subsidiary to Build
~
.
E.
' The
1,200
—_—_u_x.
Hcrnbloweiv &
/
.
W.
I.
C.
Halle
Earnings
—
which had
said
G.
Power
Jersey Central Power & Light Co;, this issue.—V. 197,
(Wm.)
Cdrp. :Were lowered in a statement issued by
John Carter,^ Chairman.' Mf. Carter said that a review of November
financial * reports from the company's 11 operating divisions indi¬
cated that fourth quarter profits would approximate 30 cents per
share, including utilization of an 8-cent tax credit from the Dm
Mont acquisition.
> '
Mr. Carter stated that while it was not customary to issue earn¬
ings
Nuclear
^
5,500
Robertson
Fulton,
E.
^
See
&
Inc.
.
earnings
year-end
A.
Contract—
Nuclear Power Plant—
.
/V■
/
quarter
Receives
—
pincnasers,
The Marshall Co.
Hemphill,
Co.
lie
'Mullaney,
Wells
Newburger, Loeb
Eppler,
1743.
p.
of
.
Bogan
Pancoast
nuclear
new
affiliate,
other
representative
as
severally
stockholders
selling
sellipg
Strudwick—
Inc.
Francis
the international
reactors, military
in
aircraft,
General Public Utilities
•
&'Instrument
Camera
active-
See Jersey Central Power & Light,Co., this issue.—V.
York; Security First National Bank of'Los
Angeles, and National Bank of Commerce, Seattle,
Proceeds will be used to repay existing short-term
loans, and for other corporate purposes.—V. 197, p. 2354.
Camera
of
been
Co.,
the
company,
2.000
Mark
New
Fairchild
sales
Electric
General
April 15, 1969, to United States Na-,
Portland; Marine Midland Trust Co.
due
Bank
long
the
^
2,000,000
1,078.601 shs.
2,100,003 shs.
r
Co.
Co.,
Dewar,
products.
Tne
however, rep¬
General Dynamics' first joint undertaking with a European
resents
pleted—On Dec. 10, 1963, it was reported that the
company
had completed a $20,000,000 refinancing
program, with the assistance of Blyth & Co., N. Y.
The program included the sale of a $17,000,000 un¬
secured
promissory note due Dec. 1, 1980, to the
Prudential Insurance Co. of America, and a $3,000,000
of
and
company.-—V. 198,
Copi-,
Refinancing Program
—
combine
the production and/European
marketing
experience of the Belgian company and the technological capabil¬
ity in space systems of General Dynamics for participation in the
gx owing European space effort.
Activities of the new company will
include the design and manufacture of satellites and spate track¬
ing equipment,
)*•■•
has
2,500.0r>0
10,072,963
-
.Chaplin, McGuiness & Co. 1.200
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc. 5,500
Clayton
Securities
Corp. 2,000
will
Dynamics
through direct
2,500,000
2,000,000
pari
Sheridan,
Courts
General
&
the
&
&
Brooke,
Belgium.
ETCA
$7,000,000
'
1976-—
($1
between
lrom
*Bache
will be know as Etudes Techniques et Con¬
(ETCA) and will have its headquarters in
company
Outstanding,
.
Aerospatiaies
Charleroi,
meeting of shareholders for Dec. 20,
a plan of reorganization.
This plan
of assets to a Nevada' Co., Silver Eureka Corp..
Silver
Eureka shares on the
basis of one for
called
has
company
to
1963
new
1963
;___
.
Dec.
10, General Dynamics Corp. announced the formation
jointly-owned company'with Ateliers de Constructions Electiiques de Charleroi (ACEfC),
a
leading Belgian electrical engi¬
neering firm.
■
/
'
The
31.
notes
Shares
a
structions
OCT.
$7,000,000
due
Giore; Forgan
Co.____34,600
Alinon, McKinney &
Dudley, Inc.
2.000
On
Sale-—
Asset
Ltd.—Proposed
Corp.
time
Ware¬
a
stockholders the shares of the
conmion
stock ox
ihe company
offered hereby,
each
purchaser
agreeing
'to purchase the aggregate number of such snares
set
o iposite
its
name.
;
'
.
Eureka
OF
______
debt_i_Y
1,
stock
Forgan
'chase-
"
of
June
'agreement
yard
"Acquisition. of the Quincy yard," Mr; Lewis said,
"will
sup¬
plement the existing facilities of our Electric Boat
Division at
Uroton; Conn.,: and will
provide
the
corporation -with
greater
flexibility and capacity for a wider range of marine work."
.
and
UNDERWRITERS—The purchaser's named below have
agreed, on the terms and conditions set ioimi m ,ut.
includes building ways; .building basins, out/ fitting ■piers, a
wet
basin, shop's,
office space,
and
equipment
capable of building and overhauling all classes of ships.
,
bonds
mortgage
1,. 1977 x._:
long-term
Common
agreed
the physical assets of the Pore River Shipyard, located
Mass., from Bethlehem Steel Co., Roger Lewis, Presi'announced:. The price was not disclosed.
'-f
•
.
TheJOuiucy
AS
Authorized
subordinated convertible
due
had
number
the
general
60
Shipyard-?-
General
p-rk
'
Debt:
March
Quincy,
uent,
,
changes
that
th.s
at
revenue
amusement
allied
certain
operating
ol
sources
general mortgage bonds due
ivlaren
1, 1976
!___
to purchase
at
to
shares ol no par value. - . '
..
•.
; '
meeting' of the directors held immediately after the shareholders' meeting,
it was ueeiaed to issue three additional shares
of'the company for each outstanding share, such issue to be made
on Jan.
15, 19o4, to stockholders of record as of the close of busi¬
ness
on
Jan. 6. .1964. Present .shares will continue to be valid.
In
accordance with the
terms of the Agreement of Indenture
under which debentures were issued,
such an issue of additional
automatically
said
also
and
area
and
:
Other
General
a
shares
head
the
important
recreation
o'j'/
.YY'
.
wouid apply lor listing on the American Stock Exchange some
time during the first six months of next year.—V. 198, p. 1234.
-
5,v>uo,xioo
At
/Y
1962-.
theatre company
pany
V YVYV„
..Y;
shareholders held on Dee. 5, the Articles of
company
were
amended to increase the
—Stock
in
within
most
m
Long-Term
Approved
Emery Industries, Inc.—Capital Increase
"
share
a
Ihe
CAPITALIZATION
earnings high was $870,253 ill I960, equal to 95. cents a
on/the 9x8,752 shares now outstanding.
It earned 84 cents
previous
the fiscal year ended June
For
buildings
a
family type
housing subsidiary.
group
a
and
lacililies.
are
special purpose transformer^ and a variety
of magnetic components, as well as radio frequency
interference detection and elimination devices.
>
of
ducer
*
sites
Forecast—Pro¬
posed A. S. E. Listing—
5
apprecia¬
resulting
consists of
and selling
price of 100%, plus accrued interest from Dec. 1, 1963.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from
the sale 7W.11
b.> applied
to
of the company issued in con*action
icr'uv<ition. of 180,935 shares of common stock of Young Spring & Wire
obligations
approximately
Corp.,
which
represents
and outstanding shares.
49',
Y
ox
Youngs
i;>sugd
,
will be con¬
on or be ore
share, suuect
to adjustment under certain events.
The issue v ill b-- eu'i led \o
a.
sinking
fund beginning -Dec.
1. 196T to redeem $<00,000 3»f
debentures annually at 100',
of their principal amount, with mer¬
est accrued
to the
date of redemption.
The debentures will, be
redeemable* at the
option of the company on any dat« pnpr .ro
maturity at prices ranging from 105.50'/ in 1963 to 100',. plus
CONVERSION
vertible
initially
Dec.
1968
1,
accrued
at
FEATURES- The
new
debentures
into shares of the common stock
conversion price of $12.50 per
the
interest.
BUSINESS—The
Calif.
tion
It
and
facilities
installation
for
the
'
,
.company's
Armed
of
offices are' in Etnntdn.
the design. engin°ering, con trac¬
executive
engaged primarily in
is
missile
Forces,
launching
and
complex
,
bases and r m en
facilities of \u.uig
6
(2318)
V
'
V
States Govern¬
agencies and commissions of the United
the aircraft, petroleum, chemical and
industries and for various foreign governments.
for
tvpes
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
>;•
,
million
936,701
„
of
of which are to
agreed to purchase from the company, all
purchased, if any are purchased, are as follows:
(000 omitted),
erally
Loeb,
M.
Carl
Bingham, Walter &
225
Co.—
&
Inc.
Inc.
225
Corp
—
& Co., Inc——
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
William R. Staats & Co._
G.
H. Walker & CoButcher & Sherrerd _—
—V. 198, p. 1933.
225
Suplee,
Higginson
Lee
Reynolds
100
100
Co.,
100
'
Inc.
225
—-
-
225
Hertz,
225
John
100
Co,__
&
Stiver
Mosley
Yeatman,
Co., Inc.
225
75
75
ported the
than
lor
comparable period last year.
on the performance of Heli-Coil s division
Grip Nut Co., Mr. Baruch stated "sales of the
and sub¬
Heh-Coi
'
improved
division to industrial and consumer markets
slightly, but sales to the military were less due to curtailment in
deiense
production—resulting in the total sales for the division
being less ,than the comparable preceding period.
Further, GAR
Precision Products division
is still in its starting-up phase aitei
moving to a new plant and is not yet fully productive.
Business
coniinues at a high operating level at Grip Nut Company
Unaudited figures indicate that sales and
other income lor the
first six
months ended Oct. 31,
1963 totaled 85,010,446 against
^'$4 844,793 for the corresponding period last year.
Net income
amounted to $528,599 compared with $385,585/ Earnings per share,
based on the average number of shares outstanding, were 75 cents
down
frcm 98 cents for the corresponding six months last year.
In
commenting on the next six months; Mr. Baruch indicated
that he was • confident the company's profits in relation to sales
would continue to be far better than
those normally realized in
the industry.—V. 198, p. 1635.
products,
The
in
of
Mr.
Frankfurt, West Germany, by Walter E. Heller, Chairman.
Heller disclosed that arrangements have been completed for
of
formation
tho
in West
finance company
and
factoring
new
a
will have
Germany, to be called Heller Factoring Bank (AG).
It
capital and reserves of 12 million West German
marks, or
initial
a
The
which will commence operations very
have associated with it in management Karl Brixner,
of Lentheric,
and
other experienced personnel. Mr.
§ Livingston said it would provide complete factoring and commercial
services in West Germany and Austria.
He said that
Heller was also planning expansion in other countries of Europe
and the Common Market, and will have facilities for financing ex¬
U. S. firms to Europe and the Common Market and
sales of Common Market companies.—V. 198, p. 2222.
port sales of
for financing
Report
Henderson's Portion Pak, Inc.—Nine Mos.'
Period
Oct.
Ended
$11,476,000
for
income
1,446,000
564,000
563,000
701.000
1.
earnings——
tax
Provision
$9,966,000
1,127,000
:
Sales
Before
taxes
income
New
Earnings
share
outstanding
Shares
—V.
per
198,
Minerals
864'.
p.
$0.68
'
$0.54
1,035,750
_J
7
745,000
!
1,035,750
3
„
Resigns
Hoffman Electronics Corp.—Vice-President
—V.
198,
2127.
p.
on'Dec.
jointly
The
announced that he has
regret the resignation of John R. O'Brien, Corporate
of government relations, effective Jan. 1
1964.
who has offices in Washington, D. C., submitted his
accept a government post which will be -announced
11, H. Leslie Hoffman, President,
with
accepted
Vice-President
O'Brien
resignation
at
to
date.—V.
future
a
will provide
which
addition,
new
30»'./>
pacity for the wide woven fabric business
be operated in conjunction with the
will
Inc.,
Annual
Net
198,
571.
p.
corporation
of
its
at
100'.;..
Trust
N.
Redeem
Bonds—
for
redemption on Jan. 1, 1964, all
mortgage bonds due Jan.
1,
1962
made at the Manufacturers Hanover
first
6'/
be
will
Payment
Co.,
called
has
outstanding
Corp.—To
>
Y.
Illinois
Works
Tool
Offered —On
Inc. —Common
1963, White, Weld & Co., Inc., New York,
offered publicly 157,306 shares of this firm's common
12,
stock at $36 per share. ■
Net
proceeds will
go
>
/
y %
V-!.
'
/•
metal
■—-
income
share^..——_—:
per
in the
electronic
located
are
components.
at
2501
North
Workers
Mine
it
of
CAPITALIZATION
The
the
of
America.
SO.60
This
struct
^
disclosed.—V.
Power
198, p.
Co.
Light
&
built
on
a
County,
will
A
.
AS
Ave.,
OF
V
stock
198,
($10
2029.
p.
.'
offices
of
Chicago.
DECEMBER
the
award
/
was
1963
Outstanding-.
3,000,000 shs.
-
■/,
:
ings
of
of
its
Tn
$123,566,
current
the
fiscal
third
39
cents
per
share,
for
of
the
third
previous
fiscal
vear,
«ia(niUHa«iUier^ 01 budget;-priced homes 34 cents 'total
reported
and earnings of $106,251. or
$1,618,561
per
friT e^nn1^,S25?qn7
h#? vSf
m
ihXe
wJrt
i
™«
r™
f
,
■
£
On
«ln
the
leading
revenue
share.
of
French
The
has
monopoly
to
tobacco.
In
continental
entered
supply it
'3
Dec.
1963,
9,
American
consolidated revenues were $4,739,991, up
saiile period last year- Earnings totaled
Per share, against $252,710 or 80 cents per
are fiSures for both quarters are
\ - ■
trKg'SSjSim0"6 K,m|>,e * the lnltla,ion ot
p.
864.
of
cost
Period Ended
;
Net sales
Net income
ten
Fedei-al
"V'■'-'■'3'
Net
Listing—
and
tion
funeral
of
Terminal
and
nas
agement
shares
and
of
p.
been
a
scene
it
since
on
the New York building' cleaning
The company's present man¬
1914.
will continue in an operational
divisional setup, Mr. Berger said.
capacity
under
the new
a
result of
the combination
,
of Terminal Cleaning
,
,
-
from
Salomon
are
secured
diesel-electric
estimated
11
by
2128.
p.
,
income
taxes on
costs.
costs
Report—
1963
1962
$21,691,043 $23,035,721
'
158,299
3 .
35,618
85,600
(goodwill writ-
taxes
^
"X
/
;;
;
.
•,
: ;•
-
;
453,673
/
106,854
170,640
.
176.179
$0.15
■
reported
that
$2,500,000
of
this firm's
promissory notes due 1978, had been sold
Dempsey-Tegeler
through
195,
p.
2597X"
&
Co.,
Inc.,
pri¬
St.
'
Inc.—Acquires French Firm—
Mack Trucks, announced that it'has entered into
to purchase' the stock of Camions Bernard S.
A.,'
French
manufacturer of heavy duty diesel trucks.
Terms of the purchase were not
disclosed.
C.
Rhodes M-acEride. 3 Mack
Chairman and President, termed
the
acquisition
another
forward step
in Mack's International
On
an
Dec.
11.
agreement
44-year-old
;
expansion program.
Camions. Bernard
is
one
of
the
oldest
and
best
known
names
duty truck manufacturing in France.
It has
its
manufacturing plant in Paris and a network of distributors
and authorized repair shops throughout France.—V. 198, p. 2128.
in
Contractors
and
Kinney's
own
City Service Division,"
Mr. Berger declared,
"Kinney will now rank among the three largest cleaning contractors
in
the New York area and the largest in the specialized field of
hospital maintenance."—V.' 198. p3 2223.
'
3
3
"As
r
..
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On Dec. 12,
was
Mack Trucks,
common
,
leader
•
came
excess
954.;
Louis.—V.
Cleaning Contractors,
maintenance company, for
Kinney
chapels.
maintenance
Kinney
of
.
'
before
of
excess
foreign
McVVood
1963,
vately
stock.
The
acquisition was announced on Dec. 11 by Samuel Berger, Executve
Vice-President of Kinney, a diversified service company engaged in
parking, car rentals, building cleaning and maintenance and opera¬
number
'
profit-(loss) for, the period'!—
108.317
profit (loss) per share—$0.09
—y. 198,
Corp.—Acquisition—
New York building cleaning
a
-T ;3
"3 3-;
issue at competitive
A competing' bid of
off)
Kinney Service Corp. has acquired Terminal
undisclosed
-
(& Subs.)—Nine Months'
(loss)
amortization
or
senior
Inc.,
coupon,
Sept. 30—
Amortization, of
'
Service
4V8%
a
$8,400,950.—V. 198,
Lynch Corp.
the common stock of the company was listed on
Exchange under the symbol KDT.—V.
198,
3
•
1
the
bid of 98.1813%.
certificates
Stock
-
.
-
■
;
awarded
was
also for
The
of Kimberly-Clark,
Inc.—A. S. E.
978.
p.
locomotives and 448 hopper cars having an
into a
contract with the
with its requirements of re-,
.^,'"3
Stores,
195,
add
Nashville
&
group
98.037,
addition, the company will supply the prod¬
cigarette and cigar manufacturers.—V. L98,
Department
years,"—V.
.
stated,
Lomart,
will
Romar
Romar Filter Corp.
' 3,/'
/ f.
"it is anticipated
substantially to our profits
the
line of
y V-- ""
■
Brothers & Hutzler.
:
.
■
President of
sale Oct. 9 on a
French Subsidiary
Schweitzer Division
company
tobacco
2223.
an
?he
■
coming
''
that Lomart
Perfected Devices,
swimming pool filtration equipment/'has
product
and
of
.
reporteel
was
portable
acquisition
:r,-
:•
•.
Devices, Inc.—Acquisition—
yield 4% to 4.40%.
earn¬
Klirt? went-on to point out that the outlook for the fourth
'Barring bad weather during the remainder
ininrovernent nlP/',h
■
r the year shouId show a
improvement over the previous 12 months," he said.—V. 198, marked
of
of Peter J.
quarter
p°n 3x5,630 shares outstanding Oct. 31, 1963.
cxSenstve
;
:•
RR.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—On Dec. 9, the public offering of
$6,705,000
Louisville
&, Nashville - Railroad
4Vs%
equipment trust certificates due annually Jan. 1,
1965-1979, inclusive, was made by a group headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., New York, at prices to
this ■.nuclear-fueled sta¬
period of several years
,
the
4,
Kimberly-Clark Corp. announced formation of a
subsidiary, Le Tabac Reconstitute S. A., which will manu¬
reconstituted tobacco in that country.
'
to other
the
Kn!tZ' President. Stated, "Earnings were affected by inDivlsion nnrt" hne^jPefSe ?Ue to thc establishment of the Southern
n!r*\ lnves,me»ts which will have a deep impact on
an
/
Corp.—Forms
the
Louisville
'
.
,
it
of
Hoffinger,
Dec.
Kinney
the
a
in
Net
year.
quarter
1637.
2035.
p.
'■
r^P°rted total revenues of $2,006,656 and
to
over
that
site,
King's
Corp.-^-Revenues, Net Higher—
equal
build
to
studies
9,
the
Martin-
from the station will be less than
Under direction
p.
has
decision
the
detailed
vf"/
assets
Milwaukee, Wis.
of
1,669.974 shs.
(
Homes
said
after
Changed—
was
Perfected
Dec.
On
plant will be constructed in the vicinity of Le mans, France.
v.,
\
Inland
made
it
190, p. 360.
acquired
preparation
s'aid
Co.—Name
reported that the name of the company
Manufacturing Companies,.. Inq.
The ticker
American. Stock Exchange will remain the same:
the
on
manufacturer
which is ten miles south of Toms River, Dover Town¬
ship, and 40 miles north of Atlantic City, lies between Route 9 and
the Garden State Parkway and is bounded on the sduth by Oyster
Creek and on the north by the south branch of the Forked River,-—
uct
issue.
Locke
to
.
and engineering considerations.'
break-in period, the total cost
from any other typq M
plant which the company could install at this location.
He added,
that no governmental financial assistance would be sought.
The
Co.,-this
Chain
1963,
3,
Lomart
United
the
from
McElwain
French
Chain
Steel
Dec.
LOC—V.
and was based entirely on economic
He stated that, after a reasonable
a
Steel
changed
symbol
Inc. of New York'
supply the com¬
begin, Jersey Central must receive a con¬
can
McElwain
198, p.
.
Manufacturing Companies, Inc.—New Name
Locke
States Atomic Energy Commis¬
of the application for the
permit has already been started.
The plant is scheduled for com¬
pletion in 1967.
It will be, the, first nuclear-fueled electric gen¬
erating station in New Jersey and, when completed,
will be the
largest privately owned nuclear station in the world.
The reactor
will be of the "boiling water" type which is already operating satisfactbrily in several other locations.
,
3
3
permit
power
2128.
p.
Locke
On
was
construction, licensing costs,
costs, civil works, interest (luring
employee training and contingencies.
was'
Senior Vice-President of Litton,
a
Systems is
•
President of Jersey Central Power <fe Light,
made on the basis of. competitive proposals.
land
Mr.
198,
See
plete plant, including the nuclear reactor/ turbine generator and all
other equipment.
The $68 million total cost of the plant includes
struction
Data
Locke
company-owned, 800-acre site in Lacey Township,
Jersey.
The minimum initial capability of the
515,000 kilowatts,
but it is scheduled to attain a
General Electric Co., which selected Burns & Roe/
as
its' architect and engineer for the station, will
constituted
Authorized
par)
company'
-
6,
V.
William H. McElwain,
the
Sullivan,
transportation,
New
be
capacity in excess of 600,000 KW.
facture
-
Common
—V.
the
Build
v-'
To
—
,
Systems, a
is Chairman.
developing revenue control systems for
entertainment and distribution industries.
It
has' designed and built coded ticket readers, automatic passenger
gates,
special
coin
and currency handling... machines,
and
data
processing peripheral equipment.
The company also has performed
data, systems studies for many industrial and commercial firms.—
R.
Advance
shares of $50 par pre¬
1277.
<1 /
s :' !
50.000
amount of
pioneer in development of revenue con¬
trol systems with plants in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, Calif.,
will become a division of Litton's Business Machines Group of which
.
the
undisclosed
an
stock.
common
Advance Data
.
of
,
Litton
Morristown,/N. J., subsidiary of General Public Utilities
the selection ,of General Electric Co. to con¬
a
$68 million
nuclear-fueled electric generating station to
station
V.
servo
Sales cur¬
annually.
Systems have agreed in prin¬
announced on Dec. IT by
Advance Data
Industries and
its acquisition by Litton, it was
Ash, President of Litton.
The purchase will involve payment of
has announced
Corp.,
of
subminiature
and
divison of Litton's Components Group.
a
Roy L.
West Kentucky Coal
Nuclear Power Plant—
tion
,
Proposed Acquisition—
Fred
'''
acquisition
Central
Jersey
French
executive
becomes'
rently,are at.the rate of more than $10 million
7 ^
Island (Creek Coal Co., which
was
ferred stock were not
following major
Keeler
.
54o,138
^
.
10,
specialty components,
components,
gear-cutting
tools,
are
•
synchros
resolvers,
computing
chronizers,
motors,
reported that
owns
80'/»
of the common stock of West Kentucky Coal Co., has
purchased all of West Kentucky's preferred stock from the United
Dec.
On
said
made with Litton common
3/
Clifton's
was
Completion of the transaction was delayed for a week pending
satisfactory settlement by Clifton with the IUE.
which manufactures highly advanced flight control syn-
723,654
,
70,513
815,998
Coal Co.—Buys
Preferred—
be
Clifton Heights,
it was an-,
of Litton's
Co.,
Products
Precision
Clifton,
Litton
Creek
Island
'
at a,
fiscal
for Litton.
year
Components Group.
Purchase of the assets of;Clifton
sotck and notes.'
'•* *•
*. •- •.
1938.
p.
Kimberly-Clark
plastic
fasteners
and
specialty
measuring instruments, specialized gearing, plastic containers and
multipackaging products, precision, snap action electrical switches
and
'
'
fasteners ,and
record
Clifton
of
than
more
ciple'to
to the selling stockholders.
company's operations
categories
of
that sales are running,
$616 million/-Mr. Aslv said
Noting
share.
a
rate
another
be
Acquisition
a
$0.91
198,
On
BUSINESS—The
product
~
Pa., by. Lit eon Industries was consummated on Dec. 10,
nounced by Harry J. Gray, Vice-President and Chairman
175,516
978,810
___
share
The
Dec.
cents
62
annual
would
1964
1962
,
Manhattan
&
to
current
$7,199,714
233,325
income
Net
the announcement at the
;
L.
—
Special item—non-recurring
Per
^
made
; Charles B. Thornton, Chairman,
stockholders meeting.
3
equal
Interna¬
Brothers.
1963'
taxes—
before
up
convertible preferred
authorized
the acquisition on Dec. G and
Directors had voted approval earlier. 3
$11,140,682
income
plan under which
to
of their
a
exchange
may
newly
company's
Litton's Directors approved
sales
Taxes,
shares
common
the
for
Industries have approved
Litton
of
Litton
of
Ash, President, stated that results for the company's
second quarter, which ends Jan. 31, will exceed those of'the record
first quarter.
In that period, which ended Qct. 31, Lit ton's' sales
reached
$154,029,000
and
after-tax earnings rose
to $6,536,000,
of International Stretch,
business of Ansonia Mills
31—
Aug.
5,000
annual
Report—
Ended
Year
Net
Corp.
shares.
,
wholly-owned subsidiary of ISP.
a
Mr.
Hudson
The
Directors
holders
productive ca¬
more
3___
2223.
1983 p.
holdings
Inc.—Acquisition—
by David F. Squire, Vice-Presdent of
Douglas Small, Vice-President of Small
12
tional Stretch, and
<
20,000.10,000
5;000
Inc.
O'Donnell,
Litton Industries, Inc.—Share Exchange Offer Ap¬
proved—Acquisition—
'
will
Products
Stretch
75,000
30,000
20,000
Inc
Johnson
&
Roman
acquire for cash the wide
woven stretch fabric business'and assets of the Leno Elastic Web
division of Small Brothers Manufacturing Co.
This was announced,
International
their
opposite
set
Corp.
Co.
&
Securities
Aetna
—V.
Roy
Stretch Products,
.International
Securities
Nichol &
Hensberry
-
,
amounts
the
in
Nelson
T.
Nolting,
Oversubscribed—On Dec. 13, 1963, it was re¬
ported that an offering of 125,000 shares of this firm's
outstanding common stock sold at $61.50 per share
through Bache & Co., New York, was oversubscribed.
sion.
On Dec.
'
Consolidated
Corp.—Secon¬
Chemical
&
and
Wulbern, Murphey,
O'Rourke, Inc.
Pierce,
'
the pation, Bogota
International
price
Shares
the closest
Buenaventura
centers of
Eefore construction
Mr.
the public ottering
respective names:
port to the two other majoiv
and Medellin. It, also serves as
an
outlet for
the
agricultural production of the Department of
Caldas and the Cauca and Tolima valleys, which pje the most im¬
portant coffee and sugar areas in Colombia.—V. 198, p. 1938./
1962
1963
31—
company
the
transportation system, and
national
the
into
merge
makes
thus
Ocean
•V
agreed,
with
oil,
will
T financing
f
is-
have
below
named
underwriters
several
subject to terms of their underwriting agreement
to purchase 165,000 shares of common stock, at,
severally
ex¬
of railroad and truck terminals.
linked to railroad and highway to Call, 100 miles
is Colombia's third most important city.
At Cali
which
routes
these
urban
Director
.
port
inland,
reported the sale
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
pansion and improvement
Terms
Heller Factoring Bank,
The
a
tails follow:
loading and unloading equip¬
relocation of auxiliary navigational
and
installation
the
aids, the construction of a special terminal to handle refined
.construction of new office buildings and workshops, and the
of Florida—Additional Financ¬
Co.
4, of 165,000 shares of this firm's common
$3.75 .per share.
Additional financing de¬
at
stock
,
series
Pay¬
Chest¬
City Bank of New
3
1 y
The First National
197, p. 2251.
or,
Y.—V.
N.
Insurance
Dec.
on
provides for the purchase of
also
It
Broadway,
2
ing Details—Our Dec. 9, 1963 issue
to parti¬
have agreed
Philadelphia,
St.,
Life
,
•
project
ment,
$3 million.
shortly,
r;; ,3 3
^■■
banks
commercial
States
United
"
; :/■
;
,
the loan tor a total of $1 million.
includes dredging operations, the, repair and ex¬
warehouse and docking facilities and the establishment
separate small port for fishing boats and for the port's float¬
equipment.
I
~
■
•
y
.3
ing
President,
Livingston,
by Robert I.
Chicago
in
11
Dec.
on
'
pansion of
Ileller & Co.—Enters Common Market
expanding into the Common Market, it was an¬
is
company
nounced
and
agency
cipate in the early maturities of
—V.
(Walter E.)
nut
York,
main port, handling 50Vo
Colombia's
is
its
1924,'due
ment
Empresa Puertos de Colombia (EMPOCOL),^ an
of the Colombia Government which administers
is
borrower
country's ports.
Thirteen
the
Commenting
sidiary
the
on
1964,' all
1,
Feb.
on
outstanding -5% first and refunding mortgage bonds,
Feb. 1, 1974 at 102
,
plus accrued interest.
will be made at The Philadelphia National Bank, 421
of
Colombia.
southeast
the potr of Buenaventura,
Pacific ocean about ,450 miles
modernize
is
redemption
for
called
has
company
of
dary
125
Up 30%; Net Lower— ,
Baruch, President, released figures for
the first six
the current fiscal; year ended Oct. 31, 1963.
He re¬
sales were up 3% for the half and earnings were lower
of
months
The
'y
Monday, December 16, 1963
. . .
Coal Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
Lehigh Valley
to
Loan
—
—•
Neumark & Warner
H. Kaplan & Co
Heli-Coil Corp.—Sales
Eduard
the
100
—<■
Saunders,
225
Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Ev F. Hutton & Co.,
100
Inc.
California Co.,
Halle &
Stieglitz
Michael
G. Kletz &
First
225
Co.—_—x
&
Estabrook
Co., Inc.
225
&
Drexel
100
——---—
—
Weedon & Co.—
Cunningham, Schmertz &
400
Inc.
—_—--——
Co.__
Co.,
Bache
Inc.
125
Hurry,
Crow ell,
&
its
autonomous
125
& Co.-
Schwabacher
.
125
Co., Inc.
Merrill, Turben &
400
400
400
Weeks
Rhodes
&
Hornblower
Co.,
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Inc.
Noyes & Co.
$1,300
400
Blyth & Co., Inc.——
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
Hemphill,
Goldman,
and
Panama
The
Amount
'
Amount
Co.—-—-7~
Sachs & Co.—
loan
The
Bank
The Inter-American Development Bank made a $10
from
its ordinary resources to help finance a plan
Canal.
It
international trade.
the
2,134,800 shs.
,
;
,
10,
Buenaventura
of
2,500,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The ^ names of the several underwriters, and
the respective principal amounts of the debentures they have^se -
curities &
'
rehabilitate
to
$7,000,000
$7-000,000
-
Equipment
contracts
Common
stock (par 25)————
be
Dec.
On.
Outstanding
Authorized
..
1978
••
FINANCING
TO, PRESENT
debentures
Convertible subordinated
due
/\;
i
Colombia—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Development
'
!
Inter-American
r
petro-cnemical
for
ment,
'
•
.
the
field
of
heavy
\
?
Continued on page 51
Number 6325
198
Volume
(2319)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
When Holders
Per
•
DIVIDENDS
Cleveland Trencner
second
a
which have not yet reached
ously announced, but.
payment date.
Bros. Stores Corp.—
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Aberdeen Fund
(an income dividend
17Vic
plus
R.), Inc.
(A.
investment
(quar.)
Y.)
N.
%
—
Alberta
(quar.)
Common
—1—,.
Cola Bottling (increased s-at
,
(Calif.) (quar.)
—
American Air Filter
(quar.)—
American Brake Shoe
(quar.),—
—
American. Crystal Sugar,
common'(quar.)_
4Vb% prior preferred (quar.)_
American Discount |Ga,),. com,
(guar.)
5% preferred (1954 series.) ?(quar.)
American & Efird Mills (increased quar.i—>
American Security Investment Co. iS. C.) —
Quarterly
■
$1.12Va
;
30c
62VaC
$1
$1.25
$4.50 preferred (S-a)x—.—
—
$2.25
$4,50 preferred (s-a)_
_______
—
$2.25
Apache Corp., 6Va% convertible preferred--32VaC
Approved Finance, Inc. (quar.)
—25c
12-24
1- 3
7- 3
,
Hegeman Electric
Arrow-Hart &
Year-end
:
Ltd.,
Temple,
Ash
Extra
——
(quar,).
common
—---—
-i-
preferred (quar.)
—
6Va%' preferred (quar,)-
6%
Atlantic
Company!
Atlas Credit Corp.
25c
2%
——_
(quar.)
Co.
Auto-Soler
6%
Formerly
(quar.)_—
Aircoil
(quar..)—i
Foods"
B-G
Baltimore
'
—.
25c
8%c
40c
$120
50c
12Vs>c
5c
A. (quar,)
Bank of New York rquar.) —
Bankers Trust Co. (N; Y.)
(quar.)__%
Bard (C. R.), Inc.
(increased quar.>__
N.
California
of
Bank
_'_
Extra
Distilling, (stock dividend).
Barton
Corp. (increased quar.)———
Be-Mac Transportv(quar.)
—
Beneficial Corp.
(extra)—'—
>
Year-end
•
Stores,
Bear
Big
Class
dividend
Stock
v
A
9c
—1—-
(quar.)—
$2
40c
37VaC
Boston
Insurance Co.
(quar.)_—x_--—_
45c
Bowl-Mor Co., 30c preferred
(quar.7VaC
Bradford
Speed Packaging & Development
(initial)
Corp.
Broad
Co.
Shoe
Brown
Bruck
Burgmaster Corp.
Butterick
Co.
M.)
(A.
$1
7Vac
a———
———
Co.
2- 3
,
(quar.)
.,
(quar.)___
California Packing (qudr.)__
—
California Portland Cement' (quar.,).:
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.—
(Increased-quar.)
—
Corporation
Trust
Dunkirk
Extra
xx
.
'
tllV-tC
/.
ment
under
name.)
new
'
Electric
Carhart
Photo,
v
Caribbean
Carolina
proposal
'
v.
split
to
2-for-l basis
the
10c
25c
2Vic
1-15
Pomeroy & Co.;
Common
Stores
Cato
r/
'
No
action
Inc.'
on
;
2- 1 ^
V
..
'
at
'
preferred
5Cr
Aeuirre
'
Central
Steel & Wire
$2.25
First
Chemcell
$1.75
Chicago & North
,5%
-preferred
Chicago
Extra
Mill
&
Western Ry.—
-
1
12-13
1-
r
3-13
2-
3
;
1-15
'»
1-
2-28
;
3
Stock
12-31
v
12-14
1-
(quar.)
1- 3
12-27
1-
1-15
8
12-20
7
1-13
4
1-25
1-10
1-
2
12-13
12- 3
'
C.
1-10
12-13
12-31
12-31
12- 2
12-17
12-17
$25c
30c
10c
12-31
2-14
1-6
12-17
1-24
12-18
"
'
25c.
25c
1-15
,
40c
12-27
12-27
12-27_
) 12-16/
12-16 '
12-31'
12-19
(Poughkeep¬
75c
preferred
2-
15c
T
£
A
*
1-
40c
1-
12-20r
3
12-31
12-16
Preferred
1
,
3-
of
Bank
Allentown
(Pa.).___
National
Dec.
v'
31.
National Bank
Bank
National
First
(N.
J.)'
of
<„;;
Maryland
Funding
A
12-27
2
12-16
12-16
12-20
1-20
50c
12-27
Stock
11
dividend
shares
(One
12-10
1-
common
share
National
:
Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
Stock
Jackson's
First
National
Bank
Ouarterlv
Stock
j
dividend
stockholders
of
Jose
San
(subject/
2
2
12-13
2
12-19
$20c'
$37'^c
1-15
12-18
1-15
12-18
20c
12-16
12-
6
12-16
12-
6
25c
1-15
-
12-20
12-28
12-20
i
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
12-19
12-31
12-13
15c
1-10
12-31
1-10
12-31
7%c
1-10
12-31
121*20 1
,
1-15
12-27
^——
(s-a) —
37 %c
!
(auar.)
Bros.,
Corp.
(quar.)—
11-30
12-16
-
$1.50
11-
50c
2
2
Kalamazoo Paner
,
Nut
Kent-Moore
12-13""
12-13
12-16
12-20
'
40c
'3-31
3-17
1
4-17
>
5-
.
1-31
,12-
12-23
10c
6%
nreferred
Organization
12-20
]9_oo
1-28
*
Inc.
Co..
(auar.)
(special )____
romnrnn
Land
Hot°ls
Assn..
Ltd
(quar.)—
6
12-10
19-10
5
$1 40
12-20
12-
30c
—
1—
12-17
qf
5%
50c
>——_____
(vear-e"d)
6%
6
1-17
1-3
933)c
(reduced) — .:
—!
.partirinating class A (quar.)——__
Kerr Mfg.
1-24
'
Co..
Special
Keweenaw
12-27
12-
10c
37 V2C
_____—
(10 cents from
nlvs 40 cents from '
gains)—
—
capital
12-20
12-31
5c
i.
12-27
$1.54
M°rkof,s
Minit
12-19
12-28
40c
$1.20
2c.
realized
Knott
Jan.. 28)„_
12-31
1-
——
inv^^ment
Kelling
25c
,
12-31
1-20
—
12-13
1-
(Calif.)—
to, approval
1-20
70 fv
1-
1-28
;
,
40c
7c
(Charles) et de (vear-end)^—_—
non-voting common
Tea Co., fom^nn (ouar.)
;
Kabler
(1-for-ll);
dividend
12-26
12-12
2
1-424
(s-a)
—_L
of Paterson
1-15
,
net
!
Bank
1-10
10c
(quar.) —
income)—
of New York—
pvpfprred (ooar
Johnston' Motiml Firnd. Inc.
1-
1-10
1
1
20c
33)%
each
held)—
City
•_-!
1-10
2-
2-
Development
Israel
Jewel
'
First
1
55 V4C
5c
preferred (auar.)
Ipco Hosoital Supplv Corp.
Island
Creek Coal (quar.)
Jppkins
$1.50
for
1-10
58 %c
:
6%
3
50c
new
1-10
2-
53V4C
12-10
12-27
50c
;
1-10
1
1
2-
25c
net
:
51c
52V2c
com.-—
(quar.)
1
1-
County
Passaic
of
(s-a>„T
Extra
1
22-
35c
—
(quar.)
B
2-
,.
(quar.)
12-16
—
investment
net
(From
of Dallas—-M'
Bank
12-16
12-23
of Boston—
Class
35c
,
1-15
25c
Mquar.)-
Investors
25c
L_—-
12-16
Corp.—
(quar.)^
12-27
'
—
Ltd.,
and B_<
A
on
Class
Pa.)
12-1.6
1-15
$40c
(quar.)_x_——
Investment Trust
1
15c
City,
2
1-15
,110c
-
Telephone & Telegraph
and B
A
Extra
1
9
56V*c
(Oil
Trust
:
National
Class
12-10
'
(quar.)
1-
1-31
$20c
50c
Financial
12-
2-
12-17
20c
preferred (quar.)—
Packings (quar,)———
—x
Bakeries Corp.,
12-20
10c
_
Rubber Co
&
Interstate
12-16
4-
2
"
(quar.)——
(increased quar.)
Powdprs,
Bronze
preferred
$4.80
,
56c
;
Tire
Interstate
3
32-20
3
70c
;
12-23
1-
-2%
Insurance)
—
International
75c
5%
12-23
6
20c
1-13
1-18
1-
6
1-
10c
participating
6%
International
—
u
1-
22^C
(quar.)
com.
12-23
to approval of the
&
2
1-14
6
1-
J.)—
N.
City,
1-31
,
12-19
4
2%/"
20c
-
dividend)
quar.)
Bank'&
B____
1-
1
2-
Exchange Building (Chicago)—
International
12-19
,12-20
12-20
Co.,
Power
Quarterly
12-20
12-27
,
—
(increased
class
(quar.)__—_x_x_——
Inc.
11-30
Vac
22
(quar.
(Organics),
I.
11-30
12-12
60c
Jacquin
,
1-.3
12-20
'
'
s-a)-r£—
12-13
25c
class A
Ltd.,
12-20
12-21
10c
12 VaC'
(quar.)___i.l£—
Banking
of
12-13
10c
12-
12-13
25c
—
(stock
Schools
and
1-31,
2-14
12-24
;
4.08%
6
1-
2-
%;
12-21
-<
/
B
12-20
12-20
2
(quar.i
(Union
preferred
1-10
1-
.
—,
(increased
(quar.)
'
(N. Y.)
1-28
1-10
25C
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
———.
4.26%. preferred
(quar.)_.
4.42%
preferred (quar.)
—k—4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
.>
,—
Incorporated Income Fund (from income).
IndusLrial Valley Bank & Trust (s-ai——
—
(quar.)
Plan
12-26
12 V2C
Illinois
,$15c
-
12-24
1-10
37 Vac
12-15
'
A
25,r/r
stock dividend
(subject to ap¬
proval of Comptroller of Currency and/;
stockholders on
Jan. 28.)
If approved
the
holders
of
record
date
will
be
First
12-17
12-20
1-31
,
-
3
—
11-29
35c
—
1-
x
12-16
75c
'
'
,
Corp.—
(increased
A
(quar.)_
£
'
12-31
18:,4C
Ltd.
(quar.)
12-20
300%
(quar.)
CM
30c
'
22 Vac
15c
£
1
22 Vac
50c
—_
12-20
2-
56 V4C
—
12-12
—
(extra).'
1^.—
12-20
2
25c
50c
.'1
<N. J.)
12-20
2
12-20
I.
2
1-
'
6.4%
2
1-
(increased)—
(subject
Class
12-18,
12-30
10c
4
,1-
(quar.)— _
(quar.)
Ltd.
class A
Co.,
12-10
$1
A (increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)———
._£
Hughes-Owen
12-15.
11c
,
—
class
dividend
12-20
12-
$1.37 Va
£
—
com.
Co.
Commissioner
12-16
12-16
2
12-16
5c
(increased)
Co.
Co.
1-
12-15
50c
Quarterly
3
6
12-13
;
preferred
Trust
Hudson
6
_
1-10
12-26
!_
preferred
coinmon
on
1-
1-15
1-
B
Extra
1-
1-15
"
Class
12-17
1
1-28
;
x
Winston
(Harvey)
2-
Co.—r
Co.,
(Joseph)
12-16
12-30
10c
Shares,
conv.
1
V/2V0
•
—
j.
■
Lumber
Insurance
Home
12-17
1-31
1-31
20c
(S.
5%
Home
12-16
1-
37 Vic
r-——
(quar.i
&
2
l-'l
$$0.3594
£—_1_
<initial)__!
&
Inc.,
H.)
2
12-
43c
Co.
common
Homasote Co.,
12-16
12-
12-16
—
Inc._
Holyoke Water Power—
(2-for-l stock split)
12-13
2
25c
(quar.)
(D.
12-19
2
1-
$8c
dividend)__
4Va%
Co.,
Rinehart
Holyoke
3
30c
First
12-17
12-13
1-15
1-4
(quai;,)^—
1-
1-10
$37 Vac
(quar.)—
Y.)
Seneca
Firestone
12-26
(resumed)—,—2—.—,$1.25
Lumber
Holt,
3
4-
4
Extra
'
$1.75
17V2C
$43%c
—
(1963), Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred <quar.)„—
—
$1 preferred (quar.)_.————,
—
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)——
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.' (quar.) _____T_—
Holmes
1-15:
General Corp;—-
Common
'
40c
25c
_
(year-end)
1-
$1
(quar.)
Quarterly
12-18
12-18
f
'
(quar.)
1-15
B
1-
12-16
"
(quar.).
Boxes,
Class
12-20
'5c
Co.—.
A
E.)
(Edward)
Hoerner
12-10
12-31
25c
*
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Hines
2-28
>.
(increased-quar,)
preferred
Hertz
12-15
55c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)__
class
Heppenstall
12-20
25c
(quar.)
United
Financial
1-10
25c
Sugar
4%
12-20
30c
5%
F.)
(Walter
Common
12-20
3-16
(quar.)
Corp., $3 pfd. (quar.)
T
Publications, Inc. (quar.)_____^_
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.
——^
Financial Federation, Inc. (stock dividend)
10-31
1- 2
1- 2
•
this^
(auar.)
c-as Co
Indiana
12-30
12-11
(quar.)
Inc.,
Heller
3
12-30
$0,254
—
Year-end
First
Central
12-
$7c
:
Federated
time
Central
Heck's,
Industries, Ltd.—
Whitney
Artists
Federal
12-13
1- 3
y
-
a
common-——25c.
payment
12-20
Co.
Hawaiian-Philippine
3
1
1-15
25c
(stock
(E.
Gas
Hubbell
—
Brassiere,
Form
Foods
Fearn
•
,
50c
——_—————50c
(quar,)——
—_——.
lc
common
12-
31'/4C
(quar.i
Ltd.
Record
Family
Famous
;;-.Vu;'
CeloteX'Corp.—•
2
$1.25
12-23
12-10
$0,203
(quar.)
> $1.25
$4.20 preferred
(quarv')^-_-v^_£—$1.05
Carter
(W. M.) Co.
(extra)—— ——— $5
Case,
1-
5c
shares
N.
sie,
1-7
2-23
1- 2
12-20
preferred
$5
12-18
1-
10c
preferred (accum.)__^
Corporation (quar.)——!
Fallkill National Bank & Trust
12-13
12-13
12-27
12-27
12- 6
12-31
12-31
12-13
1-20
12-20
1-15
1-31
1-15
$75c
—
on
12-17
2
Falk
1-20
$93%c
——_
common
12-31
1-
(quar.)
a lines
Haverhill
12-17
7 VaC
Fire Insurance
Eversharp,
Inc.
(quar.)
•
1-1
1- 1
$75c
$37VaC
$5c
^30c
$$9
$35c
$15c
at
vote
12-31
12-11
$22 VaC
(quar.)
Ltd., common
(quar.)__.
Corp.V(increased quar.)
Hauserman
1-10
12 VaC
$1.60
;
the annual
meeting to be held next May 21 on a
will
Stockholders
1
1
Carpets,
Insurance
——
& Light—
increased quar.)
2-
dividend
Exquisite
(quar.)
Ltd.-
Cement,
1
$5c
1
Musical
Mfg.
Hamoi'w
12-30
1-
(initial)
Corp.
Hartfield Stores
12-31
1-30
_r
Industries (stock dividend)—
Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.m—,
Empire
12-18
1- 3
Power
(Common
5
15c
$15c
pref.
Harsco
2
12-
25c.'
common
Elgin Sweeper Co
:
Flizabethport Banking Co.
Elk
Horn
Coal
(increased)
Fmery
12-27
/
.
12-
Ltd.—r
preferred
Manufacturing
Elder
1-2
1-31
Co.
preferred A
12-31
9
$8
s
Equitable
,
Carbons
.'53/4%
1-15
25c
12-27
.
dividend
Harding
12-19
-
1-15
'
time)
(quar.)_
Manufacturing
12-16
1-15
5%
this
at
llVtc'
Rental
12-16
12-
10c
12-13
declared
Lighting
Haltone
12-23
2-
——
12-20
1-
r
,
Shoe ^(quar.)
$15c
'(quar.)ll
3
3
12-31
dividend
common
preferred
1st
Insurance
$2
:
Trust,
Laboratory,
&
Halo
Ltd.,
Brass,
Hanover
/(Poughkeepsie,
Trust
(quar.)
Match,
Eddy
Hahn
Hanover
time.)
this
omitted at
7
1-
3-10
5c
(quar.)__
12-11
$3 7 Vac
--i.
Baler
Economy
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
12-11
$37 Vac
2-
3-20
reimburse
Muskegon
Piston
omitted
payment
(Common
'
1-10
(quar.)
1-15
12-18,
2-
2%
the
on
of
2
$20c
(quar.)
1
12-28
17VaC
30c
the
6
25c
Ltd.
for
Co.
1-
:
38:,/4%
of
Muskegon's directors
Stock
—
11-15
class A ordinary)
stockholders
;
1-
30c
convertible
$4
all
Hamiltojr
—
c
12-16
1-
30c
20c
Tax
and tlie
50c
5c
3
12-15
6%'
&
by
1-10
60c
11-29
12-16
$3.25
'
(quar.i
Company announced that it will
12-16
20%
A
Dunlap (quar.)—.
Gulf & Western Industries, Inc.—'
1-15
1-27
Corp.
12-13
1-15
12-31
25c
1
—
Income
Ordinary
12-16
1-27
.
1-
(increased-quar.)
5c
Preferred
Economics
British
12-16
1-14
ItIO
$1.15
dividend)
(stock
class
Gulf American Land—
1-27
12-10
1
(annual)
(Pa.)
Insurance
B.)
Company
Grosset
12-16
12-31
$7c
12-26
Ltd.—
(quar.).—
Consolidated (annual)
Shoe
Cannon
1-15
12-31
1
2-
(initial-quar.)
dividend
5'/2%.
Economic Investment
1- 9
(s-a)———/
Ry.
Pacific
Canadian
12-13
2-14
50c
preferred
(quar.)__1
$1 preferred (quar,)
Echlin
Manufacturiiig
(quar.)
Fairbanks
(quar.)_--i__-^-._-_-.--—.
preferred
12-13
12-30
1-
55c
(Interim payment of 6 pence per share less
12-16
12-20
25 'fee
(H. W.)
Co.„__;
Universal Stores.—<
Great
12-16
2
5c
$1
$68%c
$5c
preferred (quar.)———-—
I 3% preferred (quar.)
__x_x——
Canadian Foundation Ltd., common (quar.)
6%
preferred A (quar.)——r-——
Canadian General Insurance Co.-—--———
Canadian General Investments, Ltd.——
Canadian Industries, Ltd. (final)
73/2c/r
2
1-
12-10
Gossard
—
—
Common
Stores
12-31
1-
30c
Common
35c
6%
)
1-15
1
-
12-16
2%
—
&
'
Fire
Stock
1
Racing Assn., Inc.—
(stock dividend).^
Eastern
Campbell
Canadian Food Products
1
$$1.75
;
Corp.,
Extra
Stock
Taggart Associated Bakeries—Quarterly
:____
Canada Bread Co., Ltd., $2.75 pfd'—----—
Canadian Aviation Electronics, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canadian Celanese i name changed to Chemcell (1963), Ltd;
See dividend announce¬
1-
1-
£_
series"
"1963
Shoe
Godfrey
12-16
30C
(quar.)l„
(s-a)
Y.)
N.
12-27
1-23
1
23c
(quar.)
(Henry
5%
(quar.)
Investment
Bank
Dutchess
,
1-28
$5c
-
1-10
1-
6
2
—
(quar.)
Gilpin
lv2
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Duro-Test
1-24
12-31,'
2-15
1- 9
20c
$1.25
—
___
12-20
1-31
(Nj. Y.) (quar.)___—
&
Duplan
11-26
2-14 ,,
2-14
12-16
1- 2'
12-18
12-31
1-15
12-16
12-
1-
Co.—
Germantown
divi¬
Associates
Corporation
Dunlap
pfd.
Ring
——
(quar.)__
Investments,
Dulany Indsutries-^
(Common payment
1-10
1-20
15c
.
12-20
5c
Ltd4
Brewery,
Dow
American
CTS
12-13
1-15
$5c
Fabrics,
preferred
Power
10-26
12-18
Southwest—
(quar.)_
preferred
Georgia
,.
—
(quar.)__
Ltd., common
preferred
$2.20
12-12
12-26
-
—
—
Sons
&
Ltd.
preference
Dominion-Scottish
12-20
3-16
12-31
1-30
12-31
$30c
(year-end 1 —
1—25c
(stock dividend)—:—;—5%
Company
S.)
2nd
12-2J
12-20
12-20
12-16
l-,6
3- 2
-
12-20
in Lykes Bros.
(l-for-90
dividend
Mines,
Dominion
'
6c
85c
A
class
Ltd.,
Mills,
Bullard
Byers
Milton Bradley Co.)
(N. Y.)_
L—- ——'
(increased-quar;)
_
Wall Corp.
&
1-20
12-18 ;
Hard
Developers Small Business
Forests.
Inc.
(J.
12-20
4.60%
12r20
25c
5%
Ship Lines—
dividend
Stock
12-26
i
Dierks
Dome
1
1-10
$75c
.;
S.S.'; common
shares)
Detroit International Bridge
12-13
12- 6
12-31
12V2C
—-— —
Bradley (Milton) Co. (see
Mfg.—•
Nut
Dillon
2-
(Amer. shares)
(N. Y. C.) (quar.)
of California—
Telephone Co.
preierred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the
2
17 %c
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., 7%
Co.,
Steam
Delta
3
$3
Day Corp., $2 class A preferred (quar.)
De Vegh Mutual Fund—
From
undistributed investment income.
Decker
General
2-
1-
12-13
2
1-
50c
(quar.)
class A
1,
Inc.,
(quar.)__:
B
Dalex,
12-23
12-31
1- 1
1- 2
1- 2
iquar.)
(St. Louis 1
Class
General Reinsurance Corp.
12-16
,—
dividend)
(stock
Forster
&
Mining & Finance
12-16
12 Vac
1—
12-27
25c
(quar.)
3
12-13
12-13
25c
Brewing Corp.
1-
12-27
,,
!
Extra
„
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
75c
from
cents
(10.6
Cutter'Laboratories,
,12-20
12-19
12-20
$11.50
Big Sandy Co.
(increased)——
—■
Birmingham Fire Insurance Co. (annual)—'
Bliss & Laughlin, Inc. '(quar.)————x—
Boatman's National Bank
and
Crum
12-31
1-15
12-10
12-31
1-6
2Va%
12-20
1-20
2
1V»%
(quar,)
gains.)
Fund
(11 Mi
cents from dividends
I8V2 cents from capital gains)-—_
Dallas
1-31
1-24
<•
6
12c
17 VaC
1-
30c
(quar.)
Corp., class A
19.4 cents from capital
dends and
12-20
12-23
12-13
12-13
1- 6
5c
(extra)—
—i,
__—
1-15
1-31
,1- 3
1-13
15c
15c
35c
——
Frocks
Berkshire
—
12-20
1-
-•
(annual)—
Co.
1-15
10c
^
Fund
Diversified
12- 6
12-16
1- 6
2-25
2-1
4%
46c
—,
Baystate
,
Inc.
Garlock, Inc.
Corp.—
(annual)—
Craft Master Corp. <(initial)-.
Crown Cork & Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
Crown Western Investments, Inc.—
%
12-10
1-2
1-15
.1- 2
1-15
12-27
12-27
3
1-
$30c
,
(quar.)l_
Capital
Rubber
Corduroy
12-27 w 1.2- 6
'
General
Frito-Lay,
Gilbert
1
dividend
Stock
12- 6
10c
income)—;
12-20
1-
37c
18c
(Capital gains distribution)
Corp., class A
'
Axe
investment
(From
'1-17
7 Vac
Acceptance
preferred
Stock
12-27
12-18
1-10
11-30
$40c
Continental Connector
.
10c
Corporation—
.
Science &. Electronics Corp.
Science
Axe
8.7c
capital gains)_—
from
1- 1
■
,
.
income, and
investment
from
(1.3c
.v
;
10c
—
Axe-Hou.ghton Stock Fund—
-
1-1
1- 1
1- 2
1-15
$$1.50
$16Vic
■
quar.)
(stock dividend)
1- 1
1-31
of Can¬
(s-a)—
Design
Continental
12-20
12-19
12-19
12-19
12-19
12-17
12-20
12-16
1-15
1-1,
12-20
Petroleum
5.10%.
.
Consumer
12-16
12-9
1-2
12-26
'
$1.20
$20c
10c
Co.—
common
Fremont
$4.60
Extra
12-17
12-23
6-23
Coi, common (year-end )—___:
12-31
$1.50
12-20
12-31
$1.55
(extra)
Trust—
Investment
Construction
12-20
Amoskeag
16c
,$10c
Ltd.—
15c
Financial Corp.
ada, Ltd.
12-16
12-30
12-31
12 Vac
(From investment income).
;
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co.
12-16
5c
—
r-
-
12-18
^
Consolidated
$2-13
12-40.,
12-lfa
12-16
12-16
12-16
12-13
1-2
—
Reduced
12-12
35c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Machinery Corp.—
Technical
American
12-16
12-31
10c
Corp. (resumed)
Commonwealth Theaters of Puerto Rico, Inc
12-16
*2-31-
-
1-15
1-2
3%
(s-a)
dividend)--'
5%
Gas
Commonwealth
12- 4
i2- 4
1- 2
4c
—.
Extra
i
1-15
1-_6
if-Sl
1- 2
1- 2
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12-11
1-
General
ii———
.—
Commonwealth Edison Co.
12-10
1-7
15c
56Vic
30c
60c
50c
Allegheny Pepsi
Allied Properties
2
30c
dividend
Stock
12-17
12-14
12-14
$10c
$32 Vac
—.
(quar.)-
preference
1
25c
Quarterly
Ltd.—
Building Credits,
Algonquin
12-20
12-31
$1
$20c
Frank-Guenther Law
Natural Gas Co
Albert
$1.10
2-
40c
12-13
1- 2
20c
Products,
5c
(quar.)
Worth)
Extra
—
2
Drug
$10c
<
(Alan) Steel
(see Wood
Wood Steel
Allan
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)_
(stock
12-20
12-16
1-
payment omitted at this time.)
Research Laooratories—lc
/
&
12-30
6c
.
(Fort
(Watertown,
Co.
Insurance
Agricultural
12-30
,
1
Engineering Inc. (quar.).
Insurance
12-20
12-30
4c
Ltd.'—
Corp.,
(Common
Commercial Standard
12-23
Fluor
10c
Combustion
17 VaC
12 Vac
Albany
Porter
"42"
'
1-11
1-20
6c
12-16
of
Tubing
Food
investment income)_^
;
Columbia Cellulose Co., Ltd. (s-a)__^__.
■
(Mass.)—
___£
shares
bancprpoiation—
Co.
&
Flexible
Founder?,
Energy Shares—
&
Growth
Extra
—.——
Fischer
12-27
(From
12- 6
1-25
Trust
stock dividend.
Colonial
net
from
(quarterly
Fund Inc.
income)
Affiliated
12-26
8c
(quar.i..-—
First
12-16
1-2
25c
Trust
0.00 Va
OKiahoma
be held on Jan. 28 on a proposed
to
10r/o
12-20
of lc
of 3c>__
capital gains distribution
a
12-30
4c
70c
Abrams
ing
■
Aaronson
60c
—
1.
—-:
Estate
Real
interest
-
First
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Name of
Extra
Extra
12-23
Conn.)—
!
Quarterly
their
2
3-13
1- 2
20c
;
(s-a)
Colonial Bank & Trust (Waterbury,
When Holders
Per
Radio
Collins
current week. Then we follow with
table in which we show the payments previ¬
nounced during the
National
Beneficial
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
■
12-
12-16
3-31
.
First
12-16
1-10
Engineering, 6'Jo coiiv. pfd. (quar.)
1834c
Colgate-Palmolive Co., ai3.50 pfd. (quar.)—87Vic
Coleman
indicate all the dividends an¬
the first we
In
tables.
separate
announcements are grouped in two
Dividend
(resumed)^
Products
Club. Aluminum
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
1-2-16
12-31
Share
»'
10c
'
5c
of Company
Name
7
12-31
12.-16
10c
$0,005
!_ 1
3-17
3-31
12-16
4 Vac.
12-30
19-
'
5
12-20
2
12-16:
12-
25c
12-27
12-19
25c
12-27
12-23
$5
;_1,
12-18
12-H
15c
(2320)
8
Share
Ltd.
Labatt,
—//-,—
'—
12-20
North
Northeastern
&
Co.
texira
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1-15
112-
1-
1
1
12-16
1
12-16
5Va{ii
12-30
12-27
dividend
Lut..v
of.aixi
oicwi.
rname
oo.
Northwestern
3
2-28
Stocljt dividend
Ohio Casualty Insurance
Ohio
Lynn Gas Co
Class
A
Class
<
New
12-20
1-31
1-17
4-30
25c
12-31
A
York)-(qua/.)
12-31
75c
Corp.,
,12-24
12-
Mfg.
4.44 >;!■
1-31
1-16
30c
—
,
12-16
12-
5
12-16
12-
5
(LJ
Y.i
N.
$1.11"
(subject
Bank
Lines.
Goods
5'a''
Corp.,
Stock
Mississippi
Pat
Tile
Park
Cookie
12-6
Plymouth
12-24
Portland
12-20
Pratt
1-22
Stock
•
2c
<
(stock
from
of
iresuitted-quar.
i
income
12-20
Procter
12-20
Progress
Providence
12-26
1-10
1-10
1-10
—
12-26
12-26
Stock
12-26
Struthers
$1.25
$1.35
1-10
12-26
1-
6
12-20
1-
10c
1-
Vac
1
'
1
12-19
Class
3
Semi
Swank,
1-
—
12-31
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J.)
12-16
2-
1
1-10
$1.10
2-
1
1-10
Tennessee
2-,
1
1-10
Texas
2-
1
1-10
Therm-O-Disc,
$ 1.07 *
1-10
1-
8
2-
11-14
Stock
'430c
12-23
12-
6
12-23
12-
9c
7c
,
Co.
8/
preferred
22c'
12-20
1-15
5c
10c
-
1-15
Ltd., $2.50
12-20
Thor
Power
12-28
Thrift
Investmdiit
,
quar. 1
Fund
preferred
,12-31
12-16
Corp.
1-15
1-10
12-27 '
12-24
$2
Class
12-10
25c
1-15
12-31
1-15
M.
A
Inc./ (resumed)
Preferred
Radio
12c
12-20
12-16
Extra
12-16
Toronto
12-16
Toronto
12-16
Torrington
Mfg.
12-24
Transuc
Williams
12-24
1-20
$1.50
12-27
12-20
$3.50
12-19
Real
58c
12-27
12-13
1-15
1-
6
12-20
12-31
subject
,'—
12-16
1-27
45c
_____
(quar.)/
share
to
Detroit- (stock
of
each nine
for
of
approval
and also
rency
1-10
4-15
4-
shares
held
Title
Insurance' 'D.
fee
4-1
12-31
12-17
12-31
Class' A
12-20
United
Republic
National
Stockholders will
sub¬
ing to be held
Comptroller of Cur¬
of stockholders
2-24
1-28
40c
1-15
F-4
35c
1-
c_.;—
Jan.
on
12-13
12-13
annual
28 on
1
2-
1
12-20
2
Research,
National
Commercial
Bank
Trust Co,
&
bany, N. Y.I ' quar.
National Newark & Essex Banking Co.
Rhokano
(Al¬
„
preferred '(quar. )
2nd
1-10
Shawmut
National State
Stock
Bank
( quar.
troller
of
share
(one
for
Currency
and
Nebraska
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
65c
1-
2
12-12
each
35c
1-/2
12-19
:
Co.,
Mills
1-
2
"
10c
quar.)__
1-
17VaC;
preferred (quar,)—L.ll_' $1.061)
Neon Products (Canada) tquar )—
425c
Britain
New
Brunswick
Machine
(Mass.)
York
Stork
York
a
&
i*v2f'r
Novae
Central
Minina
Structural
snlit)/^J,„C
oreferertce
Finance
A
Disuenser
North
Ame'-tcan
American
Am^imtn
Stork
shareholders
Scot
Scott.
19-30
12-20
,
Aviation
Fund
of
on
to
Ltd...
(quar.)
1-15
12-16
60c
_
+7c
1-
(stock
A
Co.,
Co,
12-12
12-20
19-31'
12-
2
0
12-17
•' 12-30
12-13
2-14
:12-20
15C
'
Vermont
12-
Second
1-
1-
3
2-
Exbd/"':
of
Corn
Selection
1-10
12-31
Viceroy
12-17
1-24
snlit,
dend.
in
2-18
1-L5
12-16
$3
12-18
1
Holders
London
on
Gr.'"
Sick's
Inc.,
vote
Jnnuarv
Co.
of
on
cash
a
12-17
12-
12-20
12-11
12-16
11-30
the
Mfg.
2
2-
7
1-17
1-
2
12-20
12-17
11-15
i-
10c
12-30
12-2)
62 Vac
1-10
12-23
37 Vh
C
1-10
12-23
65c
12-28
12-19
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,
(s-a)_
Co.
12-18
30c
C.)
iD.
'
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.
27c
from
,
finitial).->_/
(quar.)-1/ /
dep.
British
15c
1-10
12-23
50c
1,-10
12-23
1-
1
12-23
25c
1-17
12-27
10c
l-ll
12-27
93^c
rects.
Income
2-10
1 :>C
1
1-15
12-23
1:3c
(quar.)__
'
12-23
12-13
.
30c
(qiiaivt
65 5 -c
I„_
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at
„
this
Corp.,,$4.50
1
(stock
!
/.
1 "-16
12-20
r>c
12-31
12-20
+
J2 VaC
412 V.C
12-20
12-20
12-13
12-13
2/
(quar.)
12-31
12-13
4
12-31
12-16
75c
dividend)
preferred
prior preferred
conv.
2
2
time)
—4_/_/_—
Co.
12-16
11-
12-31
5c
..
.*
Ltd.x
A
Reed,
class
6
Class
Warner
A
2«/a/v
1-10
12-27
Warren
Washburn
12-31
12-19
2-10
1-20
2-10
1-20
/
Wavne
1-10
Weiss
Wells
2
12-20
2-
13c
12-20
12-27
1-
,
3
-
B
12-31
12-16
12-20
$1,12
✓
(quar.
1-10
•
Wire
1 tLO
Wentworth
3
9-10.
Western
12-26
12-16
Western
12-30
19-
2
12-13
12 VaC
1-
1
12-17
Wetterau
Weyerhaeuser
Wichita
4/
proposal
Ltd.—
/
,—
-
(increased qugr.)
?35c
n-c
1
1-10
12-27
12-16
2-
+30c
12-27
12-16
-7c
!^-2°
12-9
Stock
Co.
Wood
(John)
12-16
1-
2
12-16
1-10
12-20
75/
1-15
12-31
$1.05
12-31
12-20
25c
1-15
r
$1.75
(s-a)
1-
1
12-20
12-16
25c
/
(quar. >
Yards,
12-16
12-
15c
12-31
12-17
30c
30c
5
3-
2
2-10
1-
2
12-20
$4
(quar.)_—
1-15
1-10
15c
/./—/__
12-20
S2
common...
.--.///
Wilson A Co. (quar.)—.
Quarterlv
/
Quarterly,
,Quarterly
11-26
10c
(miar
(quar.)_/__;.
Holding Corp.
3
2
stockholders
tincreased-quar.)
Co.
11-26
11-
40c
iquar.t/Z—_
,_//■/,__//
preferred- (s-a)
Williamson
■/'/
12-10
12 Vac
(quar.)__
to
(quar.
Co.
Union
12-20
50c
(reduced)—
Co.
Telegraph
Foods
1-1
75c
-
(quar.)/„_/__—./_
Westgate-California Corp., 5/ pfd.
Westran
Corp.
(quar.)____i__/_
0
$1.25
(quar.)—__
11 >
Co.
Flectric
Union
4
12-10
25c
pfd.
(subject
Feb,
Mf«.
4
Id-
split)—/
;•/_/_
Stores, class A
Bank (San Fran.)
aoprnval
3
3-
1-
$5
stock
Cov (quar.)
dividend
2-
7 VaC
(2-for-l
Brothers
Fargo
12-
12-20
12-18
15c
Swasey
Knitting Mills
Stock
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
'..._/_.
Extra
1-20
10c
.
A
Telephone Co..
divi¬
-—!
4
1-
75c
(quar.)_._
-■
_
6
stock
(quar.—.//_:
Brewing
12-27
J.)
;
omitted
12-
25c
quar.)./_]
Canada.
-
common
Co.
and
less
\//,-/.
payment
12-
35c
(extra
1.
_/_
nreferred
Ranler
will
N.
Savings Bank
-
Whitney
and
12-17
50 c
dividends)
Corp.. class A
_/—/._
12-23
25c
—_—_
two-for-one
g
dividend
stock
12-17
12-16'
12-27
12-15
(quar.)_
(Union,
Corp.
common
Hamm-Young
Vulcan
12-18
Ltd.—
hronos^d
a
Sherwin-Williams
Sicard,
3-18
1-
'
Von
,
(increased
America
Trust.
Comnahy
(Phila.)
Bank
2
12-30
$0,048
(stock
/;
(Common
1
12-31
split..—/—
3-for-l
a
1-
12-13
15c
___
and
1.
Viau. Ltd.--
12-12
1
; -2-15
13c
,
approved
National
C.i
preferred' (quar.)
Ginger Ale
(quar.)
Vernors
6
15c
Corp.'(quar.
1
20c
/
Corp._/_
Mines
National
13 c
Co.—
A
Y.
common
of 6/
38:Z z )
Brattleboro
(
5(4/
1-10
;1 -15'
c
"
D.)
50c
Ordinary Amer.
Container
26c
<G.
12-6
1-
62 VaC
income
'
12-31
25c
-/-■
Increased
S.t?
quar.)
of
Waddell
—'
Milling
12-11
12-20
gains__
12-23
(monthly)_
Monthly
All'ed
12-18
Ltd.._„—
30c
quar.)— ___—__2——
(initial
Foods
Fetzer
15c
+50c
on
—
dividend)
Monthly
Searle
of
11 >_
1-31
15c
—
(quar.
12-23
(Chicago)—
.approval
Telephone (increased
12-31
c:
5c
'•
Canada.
Insurance
Feb.
CD
(inereased)u
(snbleef.
preferred
—
Lad
Selas
448'he
Tax
9
10c
_
7
7
415c
/
Securities^-
payment
Universal
Extra
(quar.)
common
,—
(quar,
12-
12-30
10c
Industries
Reabord
/v""/.
•'
Life
12-27
-r
1-
1-
12-30
12-20
40c
2-
1
12-10
1-10
Co.—
40c^
.
5-
1
4-10
49/
«-
1
7-10
40c
^____
.
12-11
6c
(N.
Chemical
Co.
Upper Canada
12-20
1-15
12-18
12-12
15c
Electric Co.
(no action taken
payment at this tiine).
Sugar Refining Corp. (quar.)
Stockholders
,
1
3
32 'a
~Z
(quar.
common
Paper
12-20
'
Ltd
^
riivMend
North Pittsburgh
12-31
2
12-31
1-
1-15
50c
Z_
(quar.)/-____^._A-/^*.
A
Steel
(Final
12-20
lr
4S0.3281
(quar.)
Inc., common
50c
preference. (s-a l —/—•_//—
Schluiderbere-Kurdle
(quar.
12-16
50c
(ouar,//
I.fcd
Corn
Co.,
Co.
convertible preferred
6/
12-31
1-2 /; 12-16
(increasedV
Steel
preferred
is-a•_—
Greeting Cards, Inc.—
A
A
Forging
Plywood
12-20
1
30c
(quar.)—.
Candies
Howard )
Schenley
1-
l-no
1
-
60c.
2
Ltd./ 514 /
convertible
Saxon
1-15
4/
-
1
25c
1 quar.)_
Co.
13c
12-16
1 accum.)
(s-a»
Insurance
30c
1-15
$2.50
.
1
20c
Mining Co.—
—
RR.
(
common
15c
Corn, (stockholders approve
stork
Nov's
North
12-24
25c
CRc.no-ncuwu'lative class A
North
12-20
1-15
$2.50
*
/
12-20
425c
——
12-17/
12-24
,1-15
:
—
Oil,
Co.
Bank
Co.,
Life
capital
S.
United
11-12
410c
(quar.)———_
__'__2/^_—
Carpet
Stover
Savannah
50c
(s-a)
3
12-27
-
430c.
(quar.
(quar/)—
1—1„2._•,
Mills
Corp.
Sangamo
/
)
Rosario
Roxbury
1
12-27
36c
(quar.)—/
(s-a )i.
—
1-2
2-
1-17
Bank
RR., common
Honduras
'
?'a-for-1
Nineara
Gas
Harlem
dividend
Newimnt
National
Rothmoor
60c
415c
.
Natural
A-
Year-end
New
Merchants
preferred
York
i'i„^
A
Raceway
Sandura
Association—;
(quar.)
Jersey
New
$5
Ltd., (quar.
Electric
series
(initial)
Bros,
12-23
2
2-15
25c
s_
-4^—I—
-
England
New
•
Telephone.
England Gas
Increased
New
(quar.
410c
Corporation
Roosevelt
12-16
/
ordinary
s. 'Plaslc
•
Rohr
12-26
2
1-15
4'A';
New
Cotton
12-31
,;/
'
Corp., ■ common
preferred A (quar.)__/_/
U. S, Shoe Corp. (increased quar.)../..
Extra
//___ 1 _____11
1-28
(111.)—
( quar.)—
common
Rogers
Sams
1-
2
Mfg. Ltd., common—.—
12-
12-16
$0.75
—
M^ining.//
L.)
participating preference
Rust Craft
2-11
shares)-,——.—
5c
preference
Robinson
Russell
'.
Bank
(P.
1st
Royalite
-.1
-finer,
'
3
18
$1.50
Consolidated
2-
of Comp¬
—
Neiinan-Marcus
2-20
shareholders
.-1—
January 28)
National Stock Yards National
Quarterly
10c
26c
(Boston)
shares held subject to approval
New
12-20
3-1 Vic
u:
(quar.)
(Newark, N. J.) (quar.)
Bank
dividend
12 Vac
.1
preferred A <fc B
Corp. ?. 1 American
Argentine
6/
12-19
$1
Publications, Inc.-—
quarterly —/'i—u/x——
Propane Corp., common ( quar.)
National
New
2
Periodical
National
5'r
Rico
Robertson
Increased
$1.04
to
(N.J.)
Quarterly
National
1
12-16
75c
—
2c
.
12-16
2
12-31
13c
Angeles 1
Foreign
U.
proposed
a
1-
3:,4/
(annual)
Inc.
A
from
U.
meet¬
12-14
12-19
12-31,
_
class
i1
12-31
1
37
______„/iy/;/T//_„_
Co.
Machinery,
realized
.
1-15
1-
12-31
31>4C
.
Shoe
S.
12-30
12-20
(quar.)
com.
( quar.)_;_/__//
iquar. I
National
preferred
38c
1-15
1-
U.
1-15
14c
(monthly)
2-
(Los
Services
6/
stock dividend.
2/
approval
the
at
vote
12-31
12-27,
5c
30c /
410c
410c
fDallas)
Bank
2
12-26
12-31
40c
Extra
United
1-
1-25
24c
Z4.
(quar.i_^
Bank
Center
Quarterly
'United, Molasses
3-16
6c
15c
87
.
C.)
Properties Corp. of America—'
A
(quar.
Regency Fund, Inc.__2_2/^.—
Reinsurance Corp. of New York (s-ai—_
Reitman's
1 Canada);
Ltd., common (quar./
8
dividend)--
Jan; 21).——-1—'■
on
1-8
1-31
75c
.
Bank
ject
1-24
1-15
Estate
Class
7
Quarterly
(One
2-10
75c/
v_
—
(Auburq. N. Y.)
5%
10c'
Bank
National
12-31
r
"
dividend
2
12-23
1-10
Fund
Corp.
Trust
Union
29.)
3
12-31
462-VaC
(quar.i/.!
Manufacturing
Union
/>
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7 ('2 c
'Troxel
stockhold¬
1-
Trust,
(quar.)—
tquar.i
Mutual
Products
Underwriters
to
1-
12-31
30c
18c
/_-
Steel
12-20
,
Trico
Real
2c
12-13
15c
1st preferred
1 quar.)_^.__________f_
Inc/j;i2/2--2^-_7.2-__-:
Rarao,
12-
12-31
2
—
quar.)_—______
split
approval Jan.
ers
12-10
stock
-' 1-
428c
tquar.)
Inc., com,;
A
30c
America
12-31
Extra
t'.
_
class
12-18
$1
(Pa.)
60c
Co.
12-18
12-31
1-18
„
Investment
Insurance
Company
A
2
12 lac
increased)__
1
(quar.)
Woras,
2
1-
1-14
T?
iron
1-
-1-14
1-15
—
General
12-31
10c
^.__/_
_
_
Products
12-27
J
55c
tquar.
of
(increased
i3-l'or-l
12-10
65c
Extra
q r a r. )
1-20
10c
——.___
Machinery.
&
class>A
Corporation
Common
and, 10c from
SI
Stock
(
3
2
'27,.aC
/
nreferred
1-10
:
10'r
(quar.)___.—T_-
Canada,
Bearings
-Hydraulics
.Racint?
12-31
10c
National
B
Tinnerman
12-
1-
$0.00275
(quar.
1-10
12-27
10c
12 Vise
—
$1
12V2C
•
convertible preferred -fquar-;)///
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A tquar.)
12-20
9c
—
(quar.t_:
'
dividend
$1'
;■■■■
:
_:
$3
16c
3
12-14
tquar.)
rou-erMuje
12-
J.)
iN.
______
Lines
12-14
pre¬
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Corp.
81.50
—
12-10
30c
$1.25
>
1
4 lac
Bank
scries A
Tool
12-16
—_—._
Income—
for
Furniture
in
Mills
12-31
1-15
12-10
1-
redeemable )__/_
;
pfd.
1-10
Transwcstcrn
R.
Elect,i'ie_/Z____„——
'
1st
1
shares
tquar./.,
General
12-23
12-20
1-15
5/-
(quar.)/l._
Canadian
12-16
1-
412 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.—
12-31
-
(quar.>—
(deduced
Inc.
(increased)
Quaker, Oats^Co., common
6/'
preferred tquar.).
12-20
1-15
(resumed )_——__.._
Check
Shovel
Thomaslon
B
12-26 '
3c
dividend
A
shares
B
quar.)
Gas
37 VaC
•
tquaf.)_____
____________
class
Ry..,_^
1
/1-18
80c
(quar:)__._
A
stock
National
Inc.
'
45c
Fund
Natural
1-3
2-
7c
-?■
12-13
3/
1 quar.
Pacific
Third
;
Electric
Co.
Gas
Purity, Stores,
Napco Industries
Nation-Wide
Inc.
Thcw
9
Nantucket Gas &
Nassau
A
12-26.
3
15c
class
par
class
1-
12-17
/
Torrington
Provident
;
Inc.,
Technicolor,
12-31
12-16
$2.50
—4.
44—
(quar.)___.
a
95c
Swingline,
3*
1-
l-V
1-17
(quar.)
li_.
2
3-16*
12-31
$1
(A
C
_
12-18'
1-24
1-31 '
■
60c
'
com.
on
(increased
1-
,,
10/
12-18
,
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Extra-
■
.._/_...r—_1
Corp.
'
__^
-
Inc.
$1.17
(quar.)
Industries.
Pulaski
—
nual
an
-
20c.
—
1.0c
(extra)__
Merchants
Extra'
4$3
B
G/ic
($1
1
,.(s-a)
(Fla.),
class
shares
A
12-13
2-3
4 $1.50
RR. tquar,)..
(quarterly out of net
Mfg.
on
I6V4C
1-
4-1
.
93 Vic
Ltd.,
class
pay
1
10c
56c
-/_//
Co.,
and
1-
10c
(quar.)______
and
'
tquar.)__—
Inc.
A
Sussex
'
2-21
::J—
—/_/
International
Co.
Sundssons Sears/ Ltd.
1-17
12-13'
12-13*
12-31/
_____
,
(N. 'J. 1
Co.
which,will
6
12-31
15c
(quar.)—
A
dividend yi.
A Loan
ferred
12-
—
,
Publishing
12-19
12-31
;
/(Westfield, N. J. 1—
(initial)-///___——
preferred
Sun
12-13
2
1-
Corp.
Finance
6/
12-20
,
12-31
4$1
'12'aC
Trust
Stock
12-20
Trust
common
Summit
Sun
>
—
Suburban
•1-20
12-31
1-15
27lsc
Corp.—
Wells Corp.—
preferred
(accum..)
12-26
1-27
1-15
450c
(quar.
Scientiiic
12-26
1-25
12-20'
430c ;
:
dividend
New
1-10
63.2c
Standard
Textiles.^ common—____/
Container
1-10
12-31
of 38a4r;
preferred
1-10
—
1 quar. 1
to
amounts
Indiana
Wales, Ltd. (a payment of one
three pence per share less British
Struthers
_
6
12-13
that
s-a)—
Extra
Stone
12-2T
of
$1.75
(quar.)
(N.
75c
_-
IIIZ
Co.
iWtfe
12-
special dividend is
a
of
Traung Lithograph
quarterly,
$1.50
(quar.)!..
Gamble.
&
2-15
gains) 4_..—
capital
i^-26
1-10
2-14
Cordage
12-27
12-26
.
Mystic Valley Gas—
1-10
$1.25
12-20
2
45c
stockholders
This
(increased
12 VaC
12 V'2c
dividend)
B
shilling
12-26
1-10
$1.25
445c
General
1-1
America—
investment
Stern A Stern
12-13
Brewing
1-15
.12-30
2"r
America
of
Corp.
Income Tax
12-20
/
Lambert/Inc.
A
12-24
Co., <s-a>_.—/——— lis—/
Investment
12-20
1-15
/. 1- 2
Atwood
1
/
Mfg.
Company
Mutual
Pittsburgh
3-15
dividend
Murray
Muter
1-15
$1.1844
12-27
'
Mother's
1-15
SI. 184/
••;/ 25e
9
1-
held.
$1.12 Via
75c
Trenton
share
12-20
((|uar.)
County
as
share.
1-15
12-20
1-
25c
tax purposes of the
(N.-J./stock It distrib¬
10.
a
$1.10
Steel
5
20c
Co.—
(quar.)_____
Extra
Class
12-
12-18
10c
Standard Radio, Lid, (quar.)—
Stanfield's, Ltd., class A (s-a)__
11-29
10c
investment' income)
2
1-10
25c
iquaiz)-—
Jockey Club (annual hi——
Monmouth
11-27
3
1-10
,
4
11-29
,
12-16
;
Increased
1.2 VaC
Fund.
Street
7 V2c
i n it i a 1 - qu ar—
Breweries Ltd.
(quar.,)—
i
Pine
12-20
5Z
Western
Monarch
1-10
10c
75c
12-
\12-11
-
12 VaC
^
Philadelphia A
Plume.A
dividend
M' lson's
1-25
12 VaC
stock
Machine Corp.
(annual
preferred
12-19
$1.37 Va
12-13
common/.—___
Ltd.
3.80/
2 /•
(quar.)/_i.-r---4—
2
Vending
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.30/
y
12-
iquar.)—
common
preferred
1st
1-
12-16
2
income
each
12-20
(quar.
Quarterly
15c
Bradley Co.: ilncreased-quar.
Minnesota
Enterprises < quar._
for
$72,625
,
12-20
Philadellipia Electric Co.—7
4.68/
preferred
(quar.)
17 Vac
Milton
12-20
12-13
12-15
2
1-
(quar.)
informing
Dec.
on
2
2
1-15
—
class A
preferred (s-a
Peopled Trust Co. of Bergen
12-31
—
uted
11-
'
12-14
—
dividend
Midland-Ross
12-13
1-
12-27
SI.41
pfd.
Lumber Co.,
B
1 quar.)
Weighing A
15c
Midland-Guardian
Stock
12-30
'
Oil Co.
12-31
——
6/>
12-13
10c
(quar. )1—
Inc., 7'«
preferred (quar,)__/w——
(Fred), Inc., class A (quar.)-—
Co. (Ohio)
(increased)
Mever
12-18
12-27
66c
(extra
Co.
C.i.
Corp.
Standard
12-20
:.—-—
Ltd,.1,4
Stores,
(Frank)
4.40/
12-27
2.0c
5
12-
12-16
1
1-
(Indiana )—
for
12-16
1-
)_/_-_a._/4./"
< initial
Co.
Steamship
Co.
is
$1.09
$6
preferred
tquar;).—..—'—;
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.—
'
"
75c
Oil
Company
$1.38
$1.25
preference
the value
$1.25
5/
A
12-26
12-20
,
Dental Supply Co.
<M, F.)
Peninans,
6
30c
Brick '& Tile————
Bros;
Metal
(C.
Service
Class,
2-6
2 /,
(quar.)—,
Inc.
2-
2-28
Fruit
participating
2
1-
12-14
12-13
12-24
22L.C
(quar.
12-26
Co.., common—
(s-a)
J.) Co.,
'S3 non-cum,
of
2/
$3
$1
preferred
Peerless
12-16
———-—,—
Standard
1-15
-170c
tquar.)—'
common
Producing
Insurance
1-22
2
12-13'
( quar. )__r——-—-
12-13
$1.13
2—
preferred (quar.)_i
preferred
(qua r.) _j—•
Paul
1-20
1
2
_.———
Y.)
Motor
&
1
1-
,
(N.
Merchants Fast
Merry
2-1
(Bait.)
& Trust Co,
—
1
Gas
$1
(quar.)
Paxton
1-15
1-
z—
'
preferred
Patterson
1-10
30c
1-
1-31
Industries
17 VaC
iquar.)__
Patterson
,1-20
2-
_
Springfield
$1.7406
(quar.
(quar.)—
415c
(quar.)
1-22
—
,
approval
to
28)^
Jan.
dividend
Metro,
1
1-21
450c
---
...
quarterly,
(G.
2-
12 Vac
(s-a>
Southwest
12-13
$1.18
preferred
preferred
5/'
1-15
30c
preferred
Mercantile Safe Deposit
Merriam
1
30c
stockholders
Stock
2-
20c
Southern
12-31
1
425c
,
(quar.)_--^—-l*-——-
Parvin-Dohrmann
1'2-13
(increased
Ltd.,
Co.,
(s-at
Merchants
1
_______
dividend
Increase
1-
$1.19
McQuay,1 Inc.' (quar. >///.*./ _///.—.—■~~
Meadow Brook National Bank
(Long Island
Stock
4
$1.35
4.7(5/;
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
- w——,
(increased-quar. |
A'Co.
Mayer (.Oscar)
Special
McBrine
$1.12 Va
Electric,
Coke
&
Co.
preferred (quar.)
5.40/'
preferred tquar.)—
1-16
—-
1-10
1-31
1-
25c
'6Z
12-16
1-31
Corp/.——__-L
preferred
Coal
12-
12-31
(quar.)——
Capital
Massachusetts
Maust
12-^24
25c
$1.50
75c
preferred (quar.)—
4Vi>Z
preferred tquar.)- —
Transmission
(serial)
7 Z-
4
12-24
1-15
preferred
75c
Co.- (Boston) (quar.)
Co. (quar.
5.64'/»
(quar.)—
common
•
1-15/
18c;
Debenture
&
4.72//
^
*._•
5V2/>
South Atlantic Gas Co.,
5/
preferred
(quar..
25c
(extra )__
Insurance
preferred
5'/«
12-12
$1
Marion
5/;
12-17
2
12-27
25 /.
(it;,
Marine
Pacific
,
dividend
Maremont
$4.50
$4.75
12-17
30c
1-10
'45c,/
—__
)_*._____—i_
(quar.
4232/
(Buffalo,
_/_—_
2
Gas
—
/——
(N. J.)—
v
Lumber
&
Loan
$4.40
12-17
25c
(quar.)..
Traders
Trus,
12-23
25c.
Lighting Corp.-, $4.36 pfd. (quar.)__
preferred
(quar. )^__
preferred
(quar.).
.—42s.
preferred iquar.) _:___
convertible preferred (quar.)__„_:—
Power A Light, common
(quai\)_
12-13
1-
Corp.---,
Pacific
4-17
12-23
53 Vu c
1
1-3.1
125c
2.4-*
(quar.)—.—
Pacific
:
Maplewood Bank & Trust
Quarterly
__——
Stock
3
1.
-Stecher
12-20
1-
J$1.25
5c;
Co.
-O'Okiep Copper (American shaves)..__
Orange County Telephone, class A
Class ^B
4—.,
--
(quar. I
Manufacturers
Mill
$4.75
preierred C
4'itZ
1-15
:i:$1.25
—
I——
(quar.)
B
12-31
——
1:60c
12-23
2-
12-19
37 Vac
--
Magnetics,
*
1-15
12-20
5c
$1.50 pfd. (quar.)—
Inc.
Mailman, Ltd., common t annual
5f«' preferred (quar.)—./
5rk
preferred tquar.
Major Pool Equipment
:
Mallinckrodt Chemical Woiks—
Inc.,
MCA,
1
2-
70c
2-1
427 Vac
11-29
12-27
10c
;_—
Petroleum
Colony
Ontario
12-10
1-
17 Vac
420c
Old
tCommon
50c
1
45c
(quar.)
■
7
2-
2-
(Howard) Paper Mills, $2 pfd.
Standard
Occidental
1-10
to
c^ang-.u
payment oirfitted at this time)
Louisville Investment Co. (quar.)
Luminall Paints Inc.
(quar.i
Wire
&
Steel
1-10
,
Mfg. Go's. Inc.)
Locke
.
3
i50c
Industries, Ltd., $2.80 pld. (quar.)
Paper Co., common (quar.)//_—__/__
Sorg
12-13
2
2-
T/v
'——
—•
12-
1-10
6O0
quar.)___._
Telephone, Ltd., common
preferred' (quar.)_
preferred (quar. )2_i*.___-_2
i 5#
,
70c
(quar.)
_
Somerville
12-13
1-24
$1.25
Northern
1-
12 Vac
12-19
Smith
42c
(quar.)__
12-16
1-
both
12-13
2
10c
30c
20c
Stock
Co., common
preferred (quar. )_____„
Pacific Ry. (increased
1-2
12-13
12-21
12-27
1-28
1-
12-21
15c,
'
Payabie of Rec.
;U5c
12 Vjc
50c
1
year-end)—
Works.
Engineering
Share
_I
__I
50c
/I
Northern
$0.3594
(quar.)—_
Y,)
5Vi
12-20
12-19
—'—Z-i-L—
(N.
(Scranton)—
Northern Illinois Gas
12-20
1-10
1-10
12-30
B )___—
Lily Lynn, Inc., class
Lincoln Rochester Trust
Northern
/'
(s-a
Simpson-Sears, Ltd. (extra
Skyline Homes, class A (quarj
National Bank &
Pennsylvania
Co.
Mines
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Sigma
12-20
12-27
40c
(Mass.)_
year-end
Special
(centennial
9
.
Gas
Extra
31 «/4C
preferred tquar.)___
„
preferred (quar..)__—_
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (2-for-l stock split on
class,
Trust
2
12-30
15c
5V.
and
11-29
20c
prQ. 'quai.I_—
V.), 5V
5.75/r
A
12-10
12 VaC
'Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar;—
class
12-19
10c
& Co, (annual)—-Z^—.
Faunus, (N.
Liberty
12-19
10c
/;
Company
Ley (Fred T.)
7
1- 7
^——
1 quar.)
Les Laiteries Lecierc. class A
Lang
1-
UUc
(quar.
Machine
LancUs
9c
4c
Inc.
Lance.
Shore
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
1-15
Holdert
When
Per /
/
Payable ,oj iiec.
J 15c
.
Holders
When
Per
,
Name of Company
,
11-
1
15c
l-,2
10-
9
12-20
'
Volume
,■>
Name of
Wood
6325,.
.
Steel
preferred
World color
(stock div.)
tquar.)
"
—-
.-
(stock dividend)
Payable
Name of Company
American
12-13
1
12-20
7%.
12-13
12-31
1-.
,
Co.,
S.)
iJ.
Products,
preferred. quar.).
Metal
Climax.
convertible
1-
2
12-10
1-
$1
$1.75
2
/13-10
American
Metal
quar.)
com.
12-27
$1.75
■
12-27
Bankers
12-11
preferred
Below
common
tquar.)___.
weeks and not yet
dends
this
preceding table.
week, these being
'
'■(
Name of Company
.
Abascus
Fund,
vl/lOO
Products
helo.
$l.a7'a
Laooi
a
Aberciomole
Aberdeen
'
•
2
Bankers
2-21
6z
412 'r
Markets
Acme
Sceei
Acusnnec
Addison-Wesley
B
Life
Fund
Akron
$5.50
(from
4.92%
Alberta
Gas
Class
1
Co.
11-
15c
1-22
(increased)
—
____
---z
Ltd.,
1-2
1-
$25c
Cnemical
iquar. 1
preierred
common
dividend
iquar.)
T-10
1-
37V2c
1-
1
12-
1
1212-
C
12-27
Corp. (stock dividend)____
3%
Allegneny Ludlum Steel Corp.
(quar.50c
Allegheny Power System (increased)——_—
50c
Allegheny & Western Ry.— /I;?/'
2-28
1-31
12-23
Allen
guaranteed «s-a 1
Industries (quar. 1
Extra
Stock
II-29
12-30
12-
of
Tire
30c
Stock
—
6
Israeli
dividend
(a
income
share
V
•
for
each
held)
Allied
Stores
Corp.,
Supermarkets
Allied
'
American
Class
A
'
Stock
of
Co.
class
(on
in
V
v
Inc.
1-9
az-a.6
9
12-16
1
12-
12-
class
Biltrite
and
A
Rubber,
1
12-20
(quar. 1
10c
,4%
1-25
——/z_—
S1.62V2
12-16
common
Arma
1-15
12-31
r
Corp.
11-29
12-31
12-10
25c
>•,
12-16
'l2-14
11-22
2%
Business
Shares
Special distribution
V
Inc.—
12-27
11-22
19c
12-30
12-
V
from net realized profit
V
American
Can
Cement,
$1.25
$6.25
7%
A
(quar.)______
433/4C
(quar.i—12V2C
(quar.).—37Vic
preferred
Consumer
Stock
pfd.
iquar.>
Industries,
dividend
com.
$3.50
Cyanamid
preferred
Co.,
Distilling
American
Electric
Stock
div.
American
1-16
1-2
30c
1-
3
12-20
1212-
2
2
12-23
approval of SEC)_
Securities,
common.—
30c
participating preferred (s-ai__
Participating
Electronic Laboratories, Inc.—
.3%;
•
20c
—
,
12-
/
Stock
dividend
Enka
12-3i
12-13
12-31
12-13
5c
12-31
12-13
Extra
—'
American
American
'
,
Express
Year
,
(quar.)^
Factors.
after
Felt
Co..
American
American
Stock
American
&
Forest
Products
Greetings
dividend
Hardware
A
(quar.)
and
B
Hospital
Supply
Home
Investment
Products
Co.
preferred
Locker,
class
A
••
Arnold
American
v
Machine
&
Foundry Co.—
Co.
1-
7%
I-
Corp..
25c
12-20
12-
15c
12rl6
11-29
Bird
Ashdown
(J.
2%'
■
dividend
)____
Brewing Co.
Transport.
■
1-20
1-15
12-16
3%:"
1-21
12-10
Blue
12-
6
Bohack
12-
6
512%
121->C
12-20
12-10
Boise
35c
12-24
12-16
Book-of-the-Month
25q
12-17
11-25
Borg-Warner
Ltd.,
t25c
class
12-30
1-
$15c
A
(resumed
12-
6
12-10
1
Inc.,
(quar.)_A;___^.—
Mortgage Cos,
Inc.
iquar.)____
ed
Associated
Lines, 'class
Truck
A
•
11-2J,
12-16
11-29
12-16
11-29
5%-
be
1-10
12-19
10c
quar.i
1-15
Investment
Topeka
'V: Common
Co.
&
(
quar. I
Santa
Fe
1-
12-12
(quar.)
65c
,
Ry.
Co.—
V__4.__v_/__v__
ncn-cum.
preferred
Athey Products,
Two-for-one
new
30c
■
stock
Financial
Atlanta
(initial
3-
25c
1
12-
12-31
12-20
12*20
Acceptance Corp., Ltd., com.
pref. class A & B 1 quar. 1
preference (quar.i
Atlantic
City Electric
iquar.il
i20c
(quar.)
12-16
:i:36c
3rd
preferred
Sugar
Common
5%
B
9
(quar.i
preferred
2
12-
4
12-16
1-15
/.
2-
1
;
1-
2
12-12
12-
Atlas
AUas
Press
Tack
,
4
Bright
Steel
1-
2
12-16
12-
45c
12-16
12-
12-20
V
1-31
2
Co.
Babcock
(stock dividendi
Wilcox
&
Bacardi
1
Instrument
L'_
Chemical
(quar.)
5%
&
1st
Eank
Bank
Co.,
1 quar.)
of
of
Nova
of
the
holders
/v
12-31
12-31
10%
Bankers
Bond
1-
(quar.i.
!
common
12-16
11-30
12-27
12-13
12-31
12-13
12-31
12-13
1-15
1-
1-
_/
$1
1-15
1-
1-
3-for-2
<
stock
2
a
2-fc/r-l
dividend *
Mortgage
12-30
split1'
J__
155c
2-
1
istc/ck-
Houston*
split
plus
Guarant.v_u-z_,l-
12-16
a
Eurgess
25c
10-15
1-
2)
12-12
1-10
12-20
1-15
9-30
_ZZZZZZ
12-17,
12-
4
30c
1-15
9-30
1-1
12-13
$62 Vac
1-
12-13
____Z_
$683/4C
1-2
12-13
50c
12-28
12-13
80c
12-31
12-10
;,xi_I__ZI
t s-a l
!
80 V2
1
12-14
2
$12-
6
12-31
11-21
'100%
12-24
12-12
'
2%
12-24
20c
12-12
12-24
48c
quar.)
'
12-30
33c
12-12
>'
12-30
12-13
12-13
35c
•
12-16
11-29
50c V
"■
ZZZZ_ZZZZIZ"
12T16
11-29
12-31
12-13
$25c,
.V4z_____x__
22c
._____ZZ;ZZZ
4_
1-
12 Vac
./%,•. ••
(increased
Ltd
12-31
c
27 V2c
_____Z_Z
15c
Ltd.
'
(quar. i__-zJ_4-
2
1-
12-
12-16
2
11-29
1-2
12-
3
12-
3
6
$25c
1-
2,
12-
$60c
%:
.
1-
1
12-17
$$1.50
$$1.50
$$1.4334
iquar.)
&
28c
Jan.,
12-17
1
2-
1
1-17
1-
1
12-17
1-15
V, 12-31
V
1-15
12-31
$$1.12
1-
1
12-17
2-
1
1-17
43c
12-28
12-
2
32c
%
iquar.i__
to approval
15)__'_
1.
$$1.09
,
capital gains
3-13
3-
2
1-
2
of
.
'//
2%'
3
2-
12-23
12-10
12-31
12-10
1-15
12-13
5c
iquar.)____-_
common
1
12-31
26c
<quar.)__
20c
62'ic
$3.80 pfd.
Gas,
$S1.1834
'
from
iPhila.v
Co.
$$1.28
:
(subject
12-21
>
95 c
1-
Ltd.—
(quar.i
class
A
12-
6
class
and
10c
1-
2
12-11
10c
1-2
12-11
$$1.50
12-16
11-15
10c
12-19
,20C
12-19
15c
1-13
T
(quar/)—
of
,
arrears
Cp.,v(quar.)
1
Co.'
County
dividend
—ix_
-
•,
iquar.i__r—_—,%_4.——
Vibricrafters
B'.udinetcn
(resumed).
Trust
(N.
J.)
—
(s-a)
(one-for-34)
—
25c
1-
6
Corp.,
Special
6%>.
preferred
common
iquar.)—
'_
—
< s-a)
—
12-
6
12-
6
12-23
12-23
12-20
11-29
12-20
25c
11-29
•
Burnham
6
1
__ZZ
Distillers,
reduction
Watch
Slock
,
1-
2
Ltd., class A—
Extra
12-31
/;
a
*
12-23
lr
1-
payment of 30c plus $1.20 to be applied
as
Eqvipment-7a
1-20
e
87 VaC
20c
iquar.1
preferred
Mills,
Bulova
iquar./'
12-16
Ltd.—
quar. 1
Bucyrus-Erie
2
1-15
2
1-17
12 Vac
2
$1.07
_____
A
2
1-15
1-17
1-
10c
Engineering Co. Inc.'(quar.)
5%
>■
1
30c
(quar.
Co.,
preferred
Brown-Forman
22c
12-17
1
Ltd.—"'
Co
Canada
Brown
$1.75
iquar. 1
approve
Bond
11-29
4%
12-3T
2-
(quar.
Taunton
12-13
Bruck
12-13
2-
tquar.)'
V:V>_L-zxxlZ--4x'xx'4._x;
Trust
Glass
preferred
'
12-13
11-15
$4e
(quar.
stockholders
1
/
'
Telephone—
dividend
2
20c
.quar.
iquar. i_
Scoria
Street
4.16%
B
2
$1.37 Va
dividend).
increased shares)_L_
Oil,
(quar. 1
12 "2 c
'
2
1-
75c
preferred
(quar. )____x____
preferred (quar.)___Z___z_l;„______
preferred (quar.)_____________x__x
Street Investing— % • V
'<"■
Brooke
12-13,
1-
.12-1.6
1-15
1212C
Corp.
RR.-V
Southwest
&
2
12-13
11-25
12-16
12-20
$1
iquar. 1
approved
s'o^k
1-
12-16
$68:,/4C
(quarV)
front' income
5%
2
12-27
12-16
12-16
Brockway
6
12-13
•V V 1-
$70c
Brockton
6
2
12-16
$50c
50c
V
Montana
Aroostook
&
1212-
1-
$1.1212
!_
Aroostook
Building
12-20
12-27
31c
(quar.)
>
6'
$6.25
(accum.i
com. I
dividend
Stockholders
10c
pfd.
(quar.
preferred
12-17
12-
'
Hydro-Electric,
4'/4%
.
12-31
12-20
12-16
2
35c
I_
x__
;
preferred
Broad
2
25c
v
iquar. i_____
preferred
12-13
12-
5c
:
._!
Electric
preferred
preferred
12-30
12-16
3
2.
1-
933/4C
Columbia
4Vz,%
6
12-
1-
_x_„___4._______
Stuck
__
Ccrp.
&
Bs-k
5c
z
12-21
$1.40
(stock
preferred
15c
12-
1
Co./;'-;/./':' ;
preferred
Broad
2
1-
11c
I
4,75%.
12-13
1-
12-16
12-17
$1.06 V4
Z
America
Co.
American
4%%.
4%
Brick.
&
12-30
12-16
25c
(quar.i____Z~~'_ZZZZZZZZI
O.)
preference
Co.—
dividend
Stock
II-29
2'
50 c
tquar.)
common
5.15%
12-11
10c
_____
iquar. 1
Montrose
2
12-16
1-
12 Vac
___
(increased
6%
Co.—
20c
Northland
Securities
1-
2
45c
(quar.)
5.75%-'
12-12
12-16
50c
quarterly
preferred
1-10
43c
iquar. i
Industrial
4%
preferred
Bancohio Corp.
34%c
__J
quar.i
Corporation
Gas
7%
3%
2
1-
10c
tquar.)_•"
(quar.)
•„
Co.
6%
1-15
.
D
12-10
1-
25c
/-z__'x-x___4;__■;
Common
,
B
12-23
w4z'_Z_V_l;.___LxL_4V_;zx_'x,zC%___4._x__
Briiish
11-22.
7'aC
,
—_—
lc
25c
(quar. 1
preferred
British
2
'40c
_____
(quar.i.
Products
12-10
American, Bank Note Co, Ltd.4~_Z_Z
Extra
2
15c
Alarm
12-23
I_
Manufacturing
Brass Corp.
British
11-25
12-
Inc.
preferred
Bristol-Myers
12-12
12-16
&
Gas,
(T.
Brillo
i- 3
25c
r_r
Co.___^
PMre
12-16
130c
(quar.)
Automatic
5.28%
334 %
120c
1S1.25
iquar.?
2
11-29
;
iquar.1
common
Bristol
(accuni.i
(C.)
Year-end
12-19
9334C
_L
2
12-
12-16
25c
North
Briggs <te Stratton
■'
Ltd.—
—__—
preferred A
Corp.,! 5% pfd.
12-
12-16
;
2%
(quar.)____u_A_xi
J.)
$ Sons (quar.
Publications, Inc.'(ciuar.>
Brideeport
12-24
t20c
.iquar. 1
$1.20
Atlas
1-
3814c
iquar.
Refineries Co.,
12-2
12-16
12 Vac
(E.
New
6
12-
Refining Co.—
3.75%
Atlantic
12-16
-ZZZ__Z__ZZxZZ
ZZZZZ-ZZ
('Extra stock div/on
'
Atlantic
Atlantic
___zl
Mersey Pape'r Co.,
Brewer
5
12r
of
preferred
Brach
12-13
$2
RR._'_.
9
,_ZZZZZZ
,_Z
ZZ~ZZI
3'/2% preferred
Stores
(quar.)
preferred
Breskln
12-27
2-
7 %c
(quar.i
Point
9
12-
/
Company (extra) ___V.
Bowser, Inc., 5.75%
preferred
■;
SI.20 preferred
(quar.)____
6
6
12-31
iquar.)
Club
tquar.)
'
Co.
5Vz"o
1-24
12-
12-31
15c
quarv)
2
1-10
!
split__
.
Corp.
& 'West
____d_4.xi.-_
(s-ai
common
2
Corp.
preferred
Bowater
2
10c
Bowes
■'
25'c
5%,
'
12-27
12-
12-
5c
J
Corp.,
Extra
Bowatcr
12-27
1-15-
5 c,
Atchiscn
$2.25
$1.75
preferred
Food
5"a%
$1.50
preferred
1-10
12-16
12-27
12-11
12-31
16c
Garden-Arena
10c
'1-15
Co.—
Cascade
Boston
12-20
C.)
prior
25c
iquar.)_
common
(II.
Borman
11-29
1-15
12-16
$4c
12-31
—
12-18
9
BiV.ZIIZZ
class
(quar.i
Raceway,
12-20
,
1-15
4-15
12-
Quarterly
40c
t-
7
2-
1-31
4-30
12-
tquar.)'
35c
—
2
Corp.,
_—
iquar. 1
11-12
3-
12-31
(quar.)
and
(increased)
Bonnet
12-27
12-31
&
10c
6%
A
4.25%
preferred ' (quar.)___
Blaw-Knox Co, (quar.)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.—
6%
pref.
iquar.)
_i
!
l-V-6
12-27
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
H. i .Hardware
Associated
'
1
2-
$55c
j.
12-16
5
2-
12-27
25c
!_
Blackstone Valley Gas
Electric—5.60%
preferred
(quar.)__'__
12-16
2
12-13
$1.25
Decker Mfg. (quar.)__
Blackmail Merchandising, class A
12-16
12-
3
20c
'
12-16
12-
12-13
1-
3%
!
12-16
12-20
12-9
1
20c
iquar. 1
2
12 Vac
1-
12-20
60c
1-2
)4._t_-________j_4/
12-26
25c
1-
Black
3-10
12-9
lv2c
x
Son
&
12-10
1
15c
(quar.) _•
V
class A
iquar.)
Extra
2
$25c
I
$1.1614
(reduced-quar,)
Associated
5
3-10
14-
12-10
16c
class
Machine
1
$17 V2C
___z_
.
Manufacturing
Bird
2
12 Vic
^__4__
Billips Western Petroleum
11-25
_____
(year-end)
Ltd.
2
12-31
35c
Corpf
"IIZII
quar.
preferred
Bibb
1-15
9c
1-
4-
12-26
(year-end 1'.
Steel
3-20
$25c
$25c
50c
;
Bethlehem
12-10
2 <•/
4-, 1
/
Corp.
4/
dividend
Bethlehem Corp. .(initial)
2
•
12-16
1-
$40c
7 Vac
$1.16 «/4
(stock
Co,
Bangor
Bangor
97'/2c
1-15
12-16
1-2
27'ac
Stock
2
12-13
-i
'
Beryllium
2
Co.—
quar.
Eancorporation
$1.25
9
12T-
$1.12 Va
/
(quar.)_.
B
12-
11-29
2
$35c
Leasing
12-16
;$o.ooi
—d-/1
1
011
Bernz-Omatic
12-16
1-15
3
1-
(quar.i
Bag
B
Berman
2
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries • tquar.
Asbestos
10c
5% nreferred (qusr.)_
L
3.90% preferred )quar.)__—.
1-
1-
35c
,_z_Z"LZSZ
I.
(quar.
Corp.
(Extra
cent
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp. (quar.)
Finance, common
Class
12-26
?.10c
1
(11
'
x
1
(quar.)
serie.^ tquar.
Co.
Constable
Arvin
20c
1..
3
(quar.)
J. 1
Rubber
4 V2 %
$1.31 y4
,
on,//A & B shares
Co.
(A.
Cork
4%
.
12-
f quar.i
Bangor
B____,_
Extra
&
Stock
12c
:
5c
22 '/2C
q11ar.t4.___
preferred %s-ai__
preferred is-ai
Bcrgstrom Paper, class A
12-26
tly2C
__
12-13
12-13
i'40c
4.50%
12-26
3
2
Baltimore
7V2C
(quarv)
3
1
2
Baltimore
Illinois—
(quar.)
5V2%; preferred
A
Co.,
Light
15c
(monthly)
%_
(increased-quar.)
45c
iquar.)
Corp.
of
1-
2
Baldwin
5%
quar.i
45c
1-
Baldwin
25c
shares
12-13
1-
Badger
2
40c
(increased
American
Class
1-
16c
_•
American
12-27
Corp.—
on
American
/
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
12-31
i-
Increased
15c
—
Power
20,2C
,12-13
12-16
,_xz~
5%
/
2
12-31
^
quar.»
Bros.
Class
stock
Year-end
20c.
(quar.)
Foreign
Extra
American
5V4%
split
(quar.)
,/' 1-10
$1.37
$1
three-for-two
common
end
preferred
American
12-27
35c
12-13
1-30
$1.08
Baeharach
12-27
35c
Ltd.—
payment
Initial
American
6%
10%
(increasediquar.) —Li—— /i
2
5c
$.0094
2
Isle
Bendix
2
*
American
American
1-
15c
(increased)
9
15c
,
f_—
1-10
'
$1.18
Automatic
V
to
B
on
&
Armstrong
12-23
1-15
12-
Bell
20c
class
Power
Armstrong
12-13
12-23
12-27.
(quar. )__:4:_____4._____—
Armour
12-23
45c
(quar.i——
iquar. 1
Electric
7
Bemis
'<
Arms.rong
7
VV 1-
1-16
87V2C
-
1-
3
10c
com.
Power—
(subject
3
12-/7
'-$1.50
(quar.)
American
12-10
2-
2%
—i—
12-13
2
2-
25c
iquar.l
V
non-cumul.preferred
American Cryogenics (initiah)
2
1-
$1.56Vi
•
—
6%
American
1-
;
common
preferred
class
American
V'
Co.,
Belle
12-16
12-13
1-
?35c
Beneficial
,
Araarjsas Western Gas iquar.
Stock dividend ;a.__,4,v.V___V;_i-L__-_.
-
American
12-
1
2
12-31
quar.i
preferred
(quar.i
Intercontinental Corp. (s-a)
Telephone Co. of Canada
(quar.o
12-16
20c
2nd
2
3
4%
Bell
12-20
1-
i
preferred
12-30
preferred
Atico
.
.
6
preferred
preferred
5.48%
11-29
50c
V
12-
4.72%.-
12-31
20c
:
.
11-29
12-10
12-28
$1
(quar.)
Associates
25%
12-24
4%
35c
iquar. 1
(quar.)
1
z__7_____
Common V____z__
10c
(Phoenix)
Power
11-29
B shares
stock)
A
11-29
12-20
6
11-29
1-
$1
Preferred
(quar.
,__z__^.
Belding Heminway Co. (stock dividendi___
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.,
11-29
12-16 '
12-18
30c
iquar.1
(initial
common
Common
Corp.—
2nd
Associa
12-20
2c
12-
4.32%;
9
Florida
12-20
12-16
2
9c
Beading Cortlcelli Ltd.—
6
12-20
2
1-15
1-
50c
common
(quar.)___
Petroleum
50c
com
iquar.
preferred
9
1
dividend
American
12-20
1-
iquaiv)Vv7i^_i/_v^--^—-^-i',~',VV''.
Stock
2
1-
lr
(year-end i____
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
i
12-13
1-
dividend
Bosch
12-31
1
A-
7c
preferred i quar. 94
preferred (quar.)
2nd
2
75c
1st
American
12-
12-
1-
:
Creek Railroad (quar.i
:
Beech-Nut Life Savers, inc._%L_Z_4.,
11-29
12-20
20c
(quar/)—
12-20'
12-20
12-16
Beech
3
25c
12-31
SI.50
SI.40 preferred
<quar.)
Becton, Dickinson & Co.-rA fouf-for-three stock
splitx
12-10
He
!
preierred
Arundel
2%
'
Stock dividend
6Va%
2
'<e 17 Vac
iquar.)
payable
12-
1-15
'
2uc
z
Vv;, Class B (quar.)
American
2
/
+42c
9334c
20c
( quar. 1 —/
common
(quar.)
Bankers Insurance
12-
12-
2
40c
7%_L
1
Inc.
Bank
12-11
'
12-28
/
7 Note,
12-20
2
15c
stock
in
Bank
1-
12-23
___________
preferred
1-20
I2V2C
__
Sugar (quar.)
Corp. (increased quar.i
Year-end
6%,
5
12-16
■Amalgamated
American
12-
55c
1
Aluminium, Ltd.,
//■..,v
4Va % convertible/redeemable preferred—
Aluminum Co. of Amer., $3.75 pid.
(quar.).
Amerace
2
12-16
15c
-—
12-
Co.
4.65%-
11-30
2 J
1-
$1
4.65%
11-30
Lumber, Ltd.,
Belco
12-17
2
2
(quar.)__x
preierred
V-'
12-31
1-
15 c
(quar.i
Inc.
A
7'bc
__4.____
Arkansas-Missouri
i
1
$1.46
12-11
12-31
,
1-
^
Class
11-25
12-13
'
5%
iquar.)
11-2j
12-20
(quar. )__
Corp.
com.
12-13
SI.50
2
G2VaC
(quar.i
2
.<
11-29
>____
2
1-
50c
1-
1
2
1-
Inc.—
increased 1
Cigars,
New
—
Co.
Pools,
Arizona
Inc.,
preferred
Beav er
5
2
1-
SI.40
dividendi
Common
(quar,
Class; A (quar.)_4.__x___zx__4
2,
12 Vac
(quar.i
12-
1-
12-17
25c
12^5
12-31
12-31
(quar.i
2
'
$.00'4
(James B.) Distilling (quar.)__
Beatrice Foods, common
iquar,)_
V
4Ia%,: preierred iquar. 1 „_4,_x_4._:___^_____
12-10
12-16
12-17
$1.56 V4
2
15c
3
12-31
(quar.)______
1-
par
value 2nd' pfd.
shares for each
'share held) ^__-_l_.-:/4T-4.-__—VLL;
Arkansas
12-27
75c
< quar.
__
2
,12
30c
(quar.)/
common
12-
12-27
Lomb
&
9
12 VaC
(quar.)
(stock
12-6
12-
V- 1-
'____
Co.
2
1-21
Ream
(Miami)—
Development
dividend
■
__z_
—___—
Corp, (increased quar.
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.,'common (quar.iCorp.
'
8a/4c
—
Thermal
Altamil
15
__
Arts
tquar.>
Maintenance Corp. <quar.)_■_
Allied
6
:
Stock
-VV'--
2
1-
B
'
/Anthony
2
12-27
Qraphic
Allied
12-
12-
.
payment
tax
(one
,
A
12-13
2
1
10%
—
class
1
1? -16
40c
Rubber,
less
shares
Adied
&
1-
$3
30c
—_____
.
dividend
Alliance
VI.
:'
.1
12-10
1-
(quar.)
Imperial Ltd,,
Class
•
6'e
■
12-31
1-
quarterly
Chemical
Anthes
li-29
•
Credit
(increased
12-31
1-
12-23
I__^
preferred
Works
Common
12-10
12>2C
(increased)
Increased
Ansul
■
All-State
B
6
+40c
Products
1-15
1-15
Laboratories,
6%
12-11
(quar.)___i________________
Angostura-V> upperman
6
1-.l
12-31
//l- 2
____4._____
Anglo-Newfoundland
6
1-
-
Class
11-22
3%)
$1.12Vis
11-25
11-25
Co.—
Smelting
Electronics
11-29
4c
iquar.)
preferred
Co.
preferred
Baxter
Electric
Class
12-24
1
3
12-20
17c
-
1 s-a
Angelica Uniform Co., iquar.)
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate, class A
9
25c
_______
preferred (quar.)—
Steel Corp., Ltd
60c
1-18
12-
12-
2
12-20
22 he
1quar.1_.4___
JIocking Glass Corp.,
Post
Iron
Bausch
A
1-
,
Corp.—,'VV';/ '- ''■V;:"- % -V'V;-'
convertible
preferred
iquar. )___•—_
C-ard Corp.___
Andy
1-18
1
&
company
Wire & Cable
Anuerson
-
1-
11c
I
/__
___
—
V
2-15
V.
(quar.)
1
Inc.; (increased-quar.)
preferred
Anchor
1-18
2-15
25c
_
$4
i-iH
$$1.56%
'
—
Lead
4-15
12-16
2%
V
■_
(Cyril)
Bath
class
25c
—
Co.
( quar.
Metal
Anchor
12-12
1-2,
Zinc,
Inc.
Anaconda
12-12
2-i5,
$$1.433'4
___
(incr.-quar.)_.
Coip.
2
2-1J
—•/325c
iquar.)
Insurance
Amphenol-Borg
12-12
'
$1.13
A—
class
Title
Anaconda
12-12
SI.15
1-
30c
Ampco
12.19
2
$1.23
tquar.)
Inc..
2
1-
I—•_
(quar.)
Line Co.
Inc.
6%
1-
.$1.05
(quar.)——
6
65c
pfd.
1
;
iquar. 1
convertible
Extra
6
25c
Ametek,
12-13
$1.37 Va
pfd.
12-
90c
5%
1
5-
12 Vac
$1.50
iquar. 1—___
American
I-j.3
12-31
31 Vic
.
1
'11-15
Bastian-Blessing
90c
12-25
2-
12-16
DC)
Quarterly V^.__:_;._x__t44./.?_»A._—, a.w
fobacco Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.
12-26
2dc
quar.i
convertible
5%
12-
11-27
2-
$S1
(quar.i
preferred
$5.60
12-16
12-16
$1.50
common
z__
$6.25
12-16
Ltd.,
common
9
25c
1
l-lo
(Wash,
La.
common
B
Inc.,
'
Thread,
American
Class
Basic,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
$81.75
Corp.,
11-29
2",
Co.,
Vitamin
Bayuk
Quarterly
American
6
12-16
Sugar
6
12-
Co.
increased
1
Share
1 s-a 1
12-13
1-
$1.25
Trust
common
Sterilizer
American
< quar.)
preferred
Algoma
12-
2
25c
________—
(quar.)
preierred
Stock
2
1-
&
%
Coip. (stock dividend)____
Town (stock dividend i_z_.^
2
12-16
2c
dividend
V
security
'
(increased
1-
12-
2
Bartn
9
5%
.rV
—
5.44% preferred iquar.iAmerican Telephone & Telegraph
3
2oc
1-
■"
18c
/_
Ai..
'
.,
Oil
4%<
w-
Snuii; Co.,
StocK
II-15
_
—
Products
4)2%
12-16
12-
2
Canada,
preierence
Bath
■
American
11-15
45c
(quar.)
quar.i
534 %
Aldens,
12-
12-16
12-10
1-
20c
tquar.i:
Security
Ame/icau
11-15
12-13
quar.i
(quar.)
Trunk
ALD, 'Inc.,
12-17
oc
realized
Co., 4.20%
B
Alcolac
71/2C
12-20
of
Barry Wright Corp.
12-20
Del.—
of
preferred
(quar.i
American Stamping Co.
5
12V2C
,
6%%
Alco
12-
2%
1
net
Mold
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.52%
1-10
1-15
35c
b%
Corp.,
Power
4.60%
11-30
—
preferred
Alabama
11-30
12-16
2%
Ce.
Products
Gas
12-16,
iquar.1
Siirety'Co.
(increased
Standard
Alabama
6V4C
ts-a>—z
(quar.)
dividend
Control
11-30
iquar. i__—
____'
Stock
12-10
preferred
7%
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Corp.
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6
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Corp.
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2
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7!2c
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5
12-27
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8'3c
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Loan
Seal.Kap
American
A2-11
——
dividend
Aetna
1-
12-
5 %
Industries
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12-20
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General
Stock
11-29
•_
Publishing,
5%
11-20
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Aerojet
1
50c
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loc
Addressograpn-Multigraph
Advance
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11-29;
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11-29
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12-20
12-16
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11-29
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12-13
1
12-25
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6.c
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>
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25c
11-25
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spat)
preferred
American
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quar.i.
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of Rec
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1
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12rl6
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12-16
12-10
12-
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11-29
12-16
11-29
12-16
11-29
12-16.
12-11
12-11
2
12-13
12-31
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35c
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iron
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Ice
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Quarterly
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Mills
Class
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11-29
12-
12-
12-2 7
A-
1-
Cincinnati
11-29
12-16
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common
(quar.)
common
12-13
Circle
1-15
12-31
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
11-12
1-
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11-12
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1-
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12-20
11-29
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Plug
12-16
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&
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12-16
11-18
11-18
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12-31
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12-18
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(s-a)
Life
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Mfg.
7
12-13,
1
12-16
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A
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12-16
,
2
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12-31
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12-16
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12-27
12-13
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2-
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12-31
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11-25
12-31
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12-31
11-22
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11-25
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12-20
12-
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class
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A
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50c
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12-14
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12-30
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12-16
11-22
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12-31
11-29
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12-31
11-29
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RR.,
Delaware
*
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America
of
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Delta
6
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.
(quar. )__*___
preferred (quar.)
preferred
45c
22 'Ac
12-31
12-6
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12-31
13'Ac
10%
12-31
$2.40
&
12-
1-
2
Denver
11-29
40c
1-2
25c
11-26
10c
12-24
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Rio
Western
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Chemical
Detrex
11-29
12-24
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Denver
RR.
25c
10c
(reduced)
1-15
1- 2
12-31
12-20
1- 2
12-31
1- 2
12-30
12-16
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20c
:
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(quar.)
12-10
12-10
2- 1
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12-31
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9
11-27
12- 6
12-10
12-10
12-10
12-31
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12-31
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$1.14
$1.05
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preferred
preferred
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35c
$0,037
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class
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Hudson
&
30c
60c
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60c
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,—
12-13
12-16
12-10
12-10
12-10
12-14
12-16
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12-16
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Canada
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60c
*
12-16
12-31
,
12-31
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1-20
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1-5
12-27
1-
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11-29
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Detroit
12-16
11-30
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10c
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12-20
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1-
2
4-
1
3-20
20c
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dividend
Yellowknife
Steel
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$3
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12-20
12-
12-20
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12-19
12-
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5%
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11-15
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class
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12- 2
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12-30
12-16
1- 1
11-29
1-24
1-24
12-20
15c
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1-
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12-18
12-18
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12-16
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12-10
12-26
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12-13
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Detroit
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Detroit
capital
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12- 5
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12-20
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iquar.)
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12-31
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1-15
12-20
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40c
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6
12-18
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12-13
1
2
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preferred
Connecticut Water Co.
1-
1-
$1.33%
(increased)
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12-10
12-18
,
—
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1
2
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12-10
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(quar.)
12-
12-17
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12-
12-23
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12-19
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12-27
12-
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quar.)*—*—*—*—*-
(increased
12-
15c
11-29
12-23
dividend
12-31
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12-16
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11-15
2-14
12-20
12- 6
12-10
12-17
12-17
12-10
12-10
12- 6
12-12
12-16
12- 5
12- 5
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20c
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12-13
12-13
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12-16
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12-20
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12-20
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12-27
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12-27
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12-16
12-20
12
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Commonwealth
12-13
1-15
1-10
1-10
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1-23
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11-29
12-16
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$1.34%
2-15
12-31
12-12
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Cummins Engine
(quar.)
*______J*
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(quar.)*__*_*____
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12-16
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North
of
;
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(quar.)*
Co.
12-16
————,—
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12-11
12-26
12-11
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5'/»%,, preferred
(quar.)
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4'A%
11-25
12-31
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11-27
12-16
25c
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(quar.)
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Crucible
12-25
12-16
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Zellerbach
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Crown
—
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dividend
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6
12-
12-31
1-31
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4'
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dividend
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12-10
12-19
5%
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2
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(quar.)
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Life
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1-15
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10c
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preferred
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12-19.
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:
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1st preferred-
&
$2
12-10
11-15
12-31
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2
1-
$1.75
.
(quar.)——;
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Stock
1
12-20
45c;
12-31
50c
2
.4
11-26
12-17
35c
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—;
preferred
Colorado
11-15
1-
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1-23
,
Crocker-Citizens
Crompion
/
12-20
12-20
11-29
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5%
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12-10
12- 6
12-11
12-10
(owners
40c
12
12- 6,
1- 2
1-2
12-16
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will be
shares
20
;
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11-29
,
:
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____4*4*_*
;
11-30
12-12
12-27
12-31
12-16
12-20
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'
11-15
,
15c
$12c
10c
—
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dividend
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4__1,
*
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1-17
11-15
12-20
12-20
12-16
1-17
12-16
12-31'
12-20
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12-16
1- 1
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12-20
12-31
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common
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5'A%
12-10
25c
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6
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12-16
1.9%.
——
preferred A (quar.V__.—4
preferred B (quar.)—*
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12-
pfd.
11-18
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12-24
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12-
12-16
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56 'Ac
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12-16
preferred
9
12-16
65c
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2
25 c
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inc.)
(quar.)_
6'-
25c
(quar.)
—__*•*_
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Papers,
dividend
Colorado
12-20
1-
68c
net invest,
Products
pieferred
Champion
2
$1.19'
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12-31
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,
4'/i%
11-29
.
(stock
preferred
12-20
65c
Century Electric
(quar.)
*
Century Shares Trust (from
Champion
1-
12-20
-
(quar.)——*—
Gotham.
12-
12-16
9
Co.—;
Board
$1.50
Colonial
6
12-18
55c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Chadbourn
12-16
9c
A__d(_^_*—**—
—
participating payment 011 cdmmon and
Colonial
6
12-31
(quar:)***
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12'Ac
preferred series
$1
preferred
7%
1-
12-31
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12-
30c
1-
preferred
C^rn.
1
2
$12c
+iOc
20c
25c
10c
6c
10c
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12-16
12-13
12-13
12-31
12-13
12-31
12-16
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12-16
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12-26
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1-31
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& Reynolds
1-
10c
5%
37'Ac
,
12-13
1-6
12-27
12-31
1-15
1-3
1-15
12-26
5c
$1.62'A
15c
23%c
6 c
pfd. (initial s-a)
dividend)__*—4*—
preferred
675
9-
12-10
preferred
Cerro
Corroon
2-14
$1.13
——-
Gold Mines Ltd.
5c
(quar.)—
Corporate
8-1-1
'$1.37'A
1- 1
1- 1
1- 6
$1.50'
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Ltd., common—_*_*_—
(1945
Credit,
$1.25
(quar,)—_—-—1——.—-—*—
Electronics
2
preferred
preferred
preferred
5-15
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com. (quar.)—__**—
,' 87'Ac
$3.50 preferred /(quar.)i:—
;—
$$1
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd., common—*—/
1-
4.65%
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1
1
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5
4.15%
5.44%
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preferred
$1.50
6-
2
5
(quar.)__*___
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pfd.
$1.25
2
12-
31c
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3'A%
$1.25
/
2- 1
12-16
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12-18
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11-29
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12-
4.75%
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12-13
12-
3
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of Coburn International
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(year-end) —
8-20
1-
$1.25
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Central
Central
12-13
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1-
$1.15
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preferred
$1.35
2
$2
12- 5
12- 5
12- 5
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! 1-
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12-16
12-16
12-16
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6
2-
12-30
30c
———__*—_
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all
preferred
6%;
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12-20
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—
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clears
2
12-20
2 7c
2%
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'
& Co..
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preferred
(quar.)**——*——_
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3.50%
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Centrai-Penn National Bank of Philadelphia
Quarterly
_'_—*
12-17
1-
2
*———
8-31
15c
4.60%
12-16
7
(s-a)
( quar.)
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,
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12-30
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2-20
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,
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6
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9-18
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12-31
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$1
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Semi-annually
:
:
6-18
12-
11-26
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2
12-20
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12-13
11-22
12-13
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1
1-
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Central Illinois Electric & Gas, com.
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Peabody
4%
5
12-13
12-
1-
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12-31
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.
12-17
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2
12-20
35c
35c
25c
—
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1
1-
7'Ac
-
dividend
Central
3-
12-
———
2
12- 2
(quar.)
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(quar.)
6'/A%
preferred
(quar.)
2
12-16
12-27
1- 1
12-16
1- 1
55c
$1.37'A.
,
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preferred
12- 6
12- 6
12- 6
12- 2
933,4c
iquar.)**
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1- 2
1- 2
1-2
12-16
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—
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60c
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12-16
12-20
—
3.75%
25c
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Clevite
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11-27
/
quar.)
non-cumulative
70c
3
12-16
Ceiftral Charge Service, Inc.—
12-20
12-20
1-
$475
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Cleveland
5
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40c
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$1.75
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12-
1-15
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2nd
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America
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Corp.,
4'A%
7%
of
Corp.
Steel
Ceianese
Clarage
12-20
20c
—
8
12-31
Continental
4-
each
for
(quar.)*—_______—.^-*-4
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Products
City
12-10
12-16
2
5c
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2
1- 2
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$1.1%
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12-10
1-
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12-23
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—
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.(quar,)--*
com.
6
Co.
Assurance
——*
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,
of Gen¬
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a
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Theatre
of
gains plus 40c from net
income,
Scott
Pirie
12-23
Continental
6
Cook
common
*-:—
K Food
Corp.—
$1.10 from capital
Carson
12-16
,
12-13
6%
(quar.)
$4.40 preferred
(quar.)—*--—
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)—*_*__*—*_——
Citizens U-ilities Co.. series A (stock' div. 1 __
City Finance Co.
(quar.)——.——
City Gas Co. of Florida (quar.)—City Investing Co.—
5'A%
preferred (quar,)**——**-——,
City^National Bank of Detroit (quar.)
Stock
dividend- (subject
to stockholders
approval Jan. 21 and U. S. Comptroller
12-10
12-31
15c
'
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12-16
12-16
3%
10c
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,—
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3
12-
1-6
,
47'Ac
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Carolina
12-18
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16c
——_—
1-17
1
2-
25%
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equipment (increased annual)-—
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12-
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&
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11-22
12-20
12-17
12-20
12-14
12-14
1-
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12-13
_
Cap & Gown Co. (quar.)
Capital Shares, Inc.
$4.16
—
Quarterly
Circle
$20c
__-**___$26c
._*:—_
17 Ac
(quar.)_——__
80c
80c
10c
12-17
35c
(initial quar.)—i
Gas
Cincinnati
1
(quar.)
12-31
10c
(quar.I __
5%
preferred (quar.)_——
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone—
5%
12-12
2
(quar.)__
12-27,
12-16
12-31
J 10c
—
(quar.)—*
preferred
preferred
12-31
12- 6
3
1-
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preferred
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preferred
preferred
5%'
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12-19
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12-6
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common
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11-29
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Corp.
6
2
1-
6
20c
;
preferred (quaiv)—-——^-—---—
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
12-12
12-161
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$4.50
«0c
4%%
,
$25c
_—.—-—-
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2
12-
l-d5
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4-15
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12-18
—-
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Enquirer
12-J.6
1-
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12-16
—
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preferred
12-16
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11-29
2
1-
1
1-
10c
35c
(quar.)
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Cincinnati
2
12-31
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—
—
Canal-Randolph
11-29
1-
2-
87V2C
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preierreo
series
Consumers Power Co.—
—*
Corp.
dividend
Chrysler Corp.—
11-29,
1
1-
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Co.
Gas,
Canadian Refractories
Canadian
1
1-1
$20c
preferred—_ $$0.2291
International Power Co. Ltd.—
Machine
Canadian
Cannon
class
Ltd.,
$
3
;B
7%
1-24
1-
2
(s-a)
5'AVf
30c
Industries ; (stock
eral
6
12/
1-
$5c
' $10C
$22'Ac
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11-30
3
B
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2
$1
Copper Co
Full O'Nuts
Chock
6
share
25c __
$52c,
(quar.).
Eleccric
General
Canadian
Chile
3-6
Stock
2
11-22
12-
30c
Christiana Securities
1-
12-16
35c
,
com.
iquar.)
Proa*Ccs
Rock
9
Theatres, Ltd.—
'
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(quar.)
—___—
12-13
2-
Consolidated
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2%
'
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Quarterly
1-2
1
Consolidated
30c
Chris-Craft
1
12-30
/
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12-13
1-
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i*
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Class
6
3-
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1
pur¬
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25c
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33%c
4—4_A
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1
$183/4c
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5%
preferred
(quar.)—i——————
Canadian & Foreign Securities, Ltd
—
Canadian
1
common
stock
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shares
one
warrant for
chase
25c
._*,___
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of
payment
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1-15
l-lo
2- 1
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(stock dividend)
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—
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12-13
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12-30
62
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—'
1-15
11-15
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5% preference (s-a)Canada Southern By (s-a»_—
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common
Chicago
Chicago,
11-20
12-
12-
Oil
4
11-30
,
¥
12-
'
preferred (quar.)—:
4.40%
12-
12-31
Chicago Pneumatic Tool iquar.)—:
12-13
$2.5c
,
12-18
$1.12%
(quar.)——
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Burlington & Quincy RR.——-—
Molded Products..—.—
Chicago
1-15
1-13
-$50c
Corp.—- *-.
Mortgage
/
12-16
$12 A c--
——
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Permanent
Canada
.
T-26c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.)—.
—*__*_.**** $$1.06(4
Malting Co., Ltd.—*;___**-—_**__
$22'Vac
BacKers, Ltd., class A and B (s-a)..
$75c
41/4%
Canada
10c
'■
4-15
——
12-16
1-
Industries
—
Foods
5
—
Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
^
3'A%
preferred (quar.).*
—
Chesapeaxe Utilities
Corp.
iquar.)—_—.—
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. (increased quar.).
Chicago Bridge & Iron (quar.)
Chicago,
Campbell Machine Inc.—
Quarterly
12-
12-13
1-
1- 6
Electronics
40c
12-31
4-30
preferred (quar. j
,*_**_u
Camden Trust, (N. J.)
(quar.)—
Stock dividend
-—J—1—
—-—
$4.76
12-30
(quar.)—
dividend
r
Consolidated
5
10c
Chesapeake &
11-29
12-27
10c
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.
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1-3
1-3
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class
2- 1
2-1
N.
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prtieriea
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12-
oc
—*——*
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia—
12-16
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C
class
11- V
(quar.)_**_—
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preferred A (quar.)
*
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scries
B preferred - (quar.)
—'$l.ai'»/4
of
—.
common:
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12-20
11-15
12-16
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2
1-
12-30
35C
Telephone Corp.—
preferred class A &
4'A%
12-16
Co.
Edison
(quar.)—'1
Consolidated
income,—*—*
_*—*-7
Unadilla
on
$5
4.12%
12-13/
1
1-15
7c
,
Corp.
Extra
3
12-
1-
70c
___**__——
(quar.)———
investment
net
150c
5'A
Fund, Inc. (capital gains distribu¬
payable in cash or stock)——
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1-15
2
/
Chemical
From
1-
1-ld
12-14
Payable of Rec.
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82'Ac
Commoii
3
1-
$20c
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Per....
%
Standard
Ltd.
Consolidated
1^-20
1
2-14
70c
(increased)
__**-*
Company
12-16
2
York Trust Co.-*-
New
Quarcerly
Enterprises
12-14
1-
Ltd.
Wines
Y.I
(N.
Bank
Manhattan
1-
12-31
.
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Consolidated Diversified
12**0
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5c
———
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12-14
2
inc
Monday, December 16, 1963
v"
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11-22
12-10
20c
convertible
80c
12-16
1-
22Ac
26c
25c
(quar.)
Channing
12-16
1-
7'Ac
—
(quar.)-*
_***.—
Inc., common (quar.)—
preierred
& Hecla,
5'A%
Calumet
Chemical Bank
1-
$12
,
Liquid
California
12-24
12-31
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(initial
common
i\ew
12-31
40c
.j
$$1.25
—
——
(quar.)—<.—
JocKey
Caliiorma
Chateau-Gai
28 Ac
—
(quar.)
common-.
Ltd.
Bower,
Chase
12-20
luc
(qUar.)i.
common
12-27
1-10
10c
■—,
$1.12
45c
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(quar.)—
Ch3irt"Fflk
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12-10
1-20
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12-10
12-31
—
(quar.)
corp.
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Financial Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
12-10
12-31
Holders
Payable of jtec
25c
(A.
12-31
10c
Inc., class A (quar.)—
(quar.)
*
on class A and B
Agency,
Class
Share
V
Name of Company
%
Payable of Rec.
Share
When
Per
When Holders
Per
/
of Company
name
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■
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12-20
12-11
1M5 '7 12-17
Volume
198
6325
Number
.
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.
(2323)
Name
Reb.
'
dividend
Stock
vertible
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in
(one-for-100)
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$i
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preferred 80c par value stock
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'
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_
3%
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Class
6%
/
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(quai.)
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Diversified
Invesiiue.i't
capital
Dinettes
Dixie
Dixon
Extra
6
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Excelsior
1-
6
12-23
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Dominion
Glass,' ctd.,
preferred
.
Tar
Common
$1
&
Chemical
&
Draper Corp.
Corp.,
Duke
Co.
Power
(E.
Stock
I.)
3.75%
4%
$2)10
Dura
Duval
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
2
Federal
Insurance
Federal
National
6
2
12-
2
12-20
12-
12-16
f/,
Federated
2
12-
(increased
'
•
Bank
2
Fidelity
12-19
11-25
income)
11-25
2
Fidelity
11-25
12-16
(year-end
Funa
income)
ment
of
Co.
Trust
Financial
Corp.
of
$1.25
12-16
Financial
Corp.
of Santa
12-
2
Corp.
1-
1 1
12-
2
1-
1
12-
2
Fireman's
F'irst
from
Fund
Fund,
1
12-
2
1-
1
12-
2
51 %c
1-
1
12-
2
First
Mortgage/Investors
1-
1
12-
2,
First
National
5 2'Ac
1-
1
12-
2
First
National Bank
First
National
15c
12-
12-16
15c
1-15
2
11-20
Co.
1-15
11-20
First
National
31'Ac
12-16
11-22
First
Nationa^Bank
35c
12-27
12-6
10c
12-31
12-16
12-16
12-31
50c
._
Dallas
Quarterly
t$1.75
;12-16
11-30
$1-
12-20
11-20
—
East
Natural' Gas
Tennessee
Eastern
____:
%'
4 'A
&
Gas
Lime
Extra
Steel
*
Corp.!
12-10
12-16
12-
2
4
1-
2
5%
Stock
dividend
___
$3.60
pfd.
redemption
share
Eaton
11'A
plus
Eaton
;
■
per
(year-end
Fund
Fund
42'Ac
27c
12-
12'Ac
31c),
12-23
12-18
11-29/
15c
12-27
12-13
5%
Stock
of
Steel
Edgcomb
of
England
New
tquar.i
12-27
,
Stock. dividend.—-
Edison
Edo
Bros.
Engineering
Electric
Paso
$4.12
4c
tquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Stop
Co.,
Corp.
Nut
Bond
,
Electro Refractories &
/.
.
-
common)
1-15
12-20
;
Water
Elliot-Automation.
7%
•
less
Co.
7%
/.
preferred
Emco,
convertible
income
1-
2
1-
2
t
$1
2%
12-30
Emerson
Radio
12-30
tax
of
3834%___
%
&
—
(increased
pfd.
(accum. )_
1-22
12-20
25c
12-30
12-13
1-
'•
/'
Equitable Savings & Loan Association
Fraser
i
annual i
12-13
12-
12-20
1-
5
12-16
2
2-
1
1-
6
1-
2
12-
2
1-
2
12-
6
2
1-
2
2-11
1-15
45o
1-20
5%
2-20
1-
6-10
12-20
1-31
1-10
A
Class
5%
1
12-
9 *
12-16
12-
2
12-16
12-
6
1-
$1
2-
10%
(Ore.)
A
12-10
12-
/
1-
1-
2
11-18
5c;
5%
>
12-30
t
'
3-20
A.)
Fulton. Industries
12-
Fundamental
2
1-31
Futterman
;
'
■
'
12-
12-16
9
6
2
12-26
12-16
11-15
1-
2
1-
2
12-16
1-
5
12-20
12-16
12-
6
12-20
1-
2
12-10
11-29
1-10
12-10
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
1-15
12-31
12-20
12-
5
6
'
2
12-31
12-14
-J:,' '
25%
5c
(reduced)—
$1.75
,
'• fl5c
J15c
J15c
—_—30c
30c
L
37'Ac
45c
5%
_____
————
_I
dividend)
(quar,)—__f.
T
8c
5c
'
(monthly)
T
•
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i
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J
.
—
(quar.)_J
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Waterworks
General
12-13
2
12-14
1-
1-27
12-31
1-27
12-31
12-27
1-16
12-20
12-
12-19
11-18
12-20
12-5
12-
11-18
1
3
11-29
3-20
2-28
6-19
5-29
2-
1
2-
1
5-1;
1-
2
1-
V
2
4-
1
/11-22
1
11-22
1-
1
11-22
1-
1
11-22
1-
1
12-13
12-24
11-29
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
2-15
33c
1-25
2-15
1-25
'
1-
31'Ac
12-
2
12-13
12-31
1-
1
1-
6'Ac
$1.25
8
5
12-14
12-14
12-18
12-31
12-16
12-31
$1.37'A
/
1
1-
59%c
12-16
Corp.—
1-
1
12-13,
1-
preferred
v80c preferred
$6
1
12-13
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-15
2
12t16
1-
1-
2
12-16
2-
2
12-16
1-
1
12-13
1-
1
12-
9
12-20
,
11-
8
11-
8
^
———_—
Putnam
15c
—
(George)
%.
dividend
Stock
..
.
17'Ac
common
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Inc.,
Parts
—25c
12-20
1 r'°
—-
—
1-
Co., $5 preferred (quar.)—_
$1.25
$4.96
preferred
(quar.)I
—
'
$4.92
preferred
(quar.)„_—__—,
:—/
$4.60 preferred
(quar.)—
$1 .-15
$4.60 preferred
1962 series (quar.)—___
$l-io
$4.60 preferred 1963 series
(quar.).—_„$1.15
Georgia Shoe Mfg. (quar.)____——
15°
Giant Mascot Mines, Ltd. ——
+^c
Giant Portland Cement (quarr)
/
20c
Criant Yellowknife Mines Ltd.—__
afloe
Power
Extra
-
-
Giddings &
Girard
Trust
12-13
1-
12-13
12-13
1-
12-13
12-30
1-
12-28
12-14
1
12-13
1-
12-27
12-27
1-
1
11-29
11-29
12-
4
12-27
1-15
10c
12-13
12-31
12-16
11-29
Industries,
Girard
12-13
1-
3®Cn
^
12-13
1-
.(quar.)___—»c
7% preferred iquar—
$1.(5
Exchange Bank (Pllila.)
Corp.
Gilifilan
Cards
1
1-;
+10c
•—
-
-
(quar.)—
——
Lewis Machine Tool (quar.)
Greeting
Gibson
Corn
'_
Quarterly
1-
75c
2
12-
3
12-21
DC
Ltd. (final) (7'/2'% less Biitisn
equal to approximately 5/2
share) —_—-——
Corp. (quar.)
—
—
12-10
12-27
—
Instrument Co.___—-——
Glassco
10-28
Glaxo Group,
tax,
income
cents
Glen
..
per
Alden
Extra*'
Glen
•
zuc,
.
Falls,insurance Co. <N. Y.)
Glidden
1-14'
-
(quar.)
Co.
Goldblatt
Bros.
Goodman
Mfg.
'
11-22
12-13
1-
£?c
2bc
/
•
A-
.
*
______—.,—-
2
1
1-10
12-12
12-31
^
2,
1-
esc
Tire
(quar.)—-.
1-17
12-10
12-21
—-—r———
Extra
6
1
12-16
;
——-
Co
(quar.)———
& Rubber Col, (quar.)___—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
(B.
2-
»lou
F.)
Goodrich
Goodyear
12-
2-
(quar.)
1—
12-19
2
12-20
L—^
_——.
12-31
1-10
1-
...
+ioc
JC
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Goddard & Goddard
(quar.) ___
Golconda
Mining Corp.—
——
Gold & Stock Telegraph
(quar.)—
12-31
1-14
25c
t°®®-
(quar.)—
Envelopes
Globe
12-
12-16
11-15)
12-20
11-29
12-20
11-29
12-16
6
r——
1-31
(quar.)___—_—
Gordon Jewelry Corp., class A——
Gould-National Batteries
(quar.)———-
2-15
1-31
12-16
11-29
preferred
4%
Goulds
Pumps
Extra
5%
—-r
preferred
common
12-16
12-
5
1-.3
T2-
5
12-16
12-' 5
12-24
12- 4
---y'.AVT
Insurance Co. (quar.)
Employees Life Insurance
25c
Co.
t,,:.
^
^
JUC
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—-
Co., common (quar.)_——
preferred (quar.)
—
Drug Stores
(quar.)
American Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
(W.-T.)
33A%
Gray
Great
12-20
12-
6
1-14
;12-
5
12-27
12-
3
Great
12-31
12-15
Great
Quarterly
Great
—-—
(initial)
-—7Lakes Paper Co. Ltd. (quar.)—
Lakes Power, Ltd. (quar.)
Lakes Homes
5
12-31
—
Ltd. (quar.)
City,Steel Co. (quar.).
Granby Mining,
Grant
1-10
(quar.)——-'—
(quar.):
Government Employees
Granite
^
——
Inc.,
—
Government
12-20
11-22
1
1-
32'Ac
32'Ac
(quar.)
—_______
11-22
1-1
1-
62'Ac
62'Ac
25c
31'Ac
—__—_'
Rubber, $5 preferred
12-20
12-31
(quar.)____—
,
53c
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
4'A% preferred (quar.)—____—_^—$1.12'A
Time
12-
12-31
54'Ac
common
9
12-31
preferred
$2.10
Semi-annual
v
——%
<quar.)_—
(stock
12-27
'
(quar.)
i_—
(quar.)__
Co. of Indiana—
Telephone
Common
K20c
10c
14c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Extra
12-
12c
(quar.)______:
preferred
(quar.) _—
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
:
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
—_
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)———
$1.30 preferred B
(quar.)_:.—.
General Telephone Co. of Illinois;—
'
$2,375
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.25 preferred' (quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
6
12-16
Co._—
•
preferred
preferred
$1
6
12-
.
30c
(increased)
Corp.—
—7
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred C (quar.)u
General Telephone Co.
of Florida,
12-) 6
1-
3'Ac
dividend).—3%
——
Investors
Corp.
1-
1-31
12-
.
t
$2.50
12-13
12-16
20c
—
common
(increased
(Geo.
1
12-13
2
12-
:—
Common
11-
12-21
2
11-25
—
Extra
12-23
2
12-20
12-16
(quar.)
Fuller
1-20
1-
4
5
12-19
& Co.—
A
Corp.,
12-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Fruehauf
11-29
'
12-116
f.
Electronics
&
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
,
(quar.)—
12-
common
Class
Telephone
4.40%
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
12-16
(quar.)
12-10
(quar.)______l——
11-22
2%
.
—__:—-
______'
Class
1-
General
__Common
Industries
11-22
12-16
20c
5%
Mfg. (quar.j——___—
Inc. (stock dividend)
(Charles E.)
Frost
5-20
2
25c
Signal
Steel
12-16
4c
Refining,
12-10
12-27
(quar.)—-
Corp.
General
General
12-16
12-20
5%
(quar.)-—_______________—~
preferred
7%
12-13
12-27
11-30
(see
12-16
—
Airlines,
Frontier
6
1-15
15c
5c
—
George Putnam Fund
Fund)
12-20
$0,035
California
Frontier
6
12-16
1-
Co.
of
26c
—
—
11-22
,
11-27
—
—
11-22
-
6
2-28
17c from
plus
Co.
12-16
12-16
6
12-15
40c
Genuine
1
2
1-6
:&f
Genurigs,
"12-
1
1-
12-
3-15
$1.18%^
12-10
1-
1
1
'
12-20
11-25
12-16
12-20
6
2-
1-1
12-18
1-16
12-
12-10
2-
30c
1-
12-17
1
1
12-20
933Ac
$1.25
12-10
2-14
2-28
1-
5
35c
1
______—^
Fresnillo
1-
$1.25
((quar.)
:——__
$1.50
(quar.)
—_—20c
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.).
—
40c
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
—__
$1.12'A
Genese^ Brewing Co., class A quar.)
7'Ac
Class B (quarv)-_.__—___L—_—7 'A c
(Stock div. on class A & class B pay%
able in class B stock)
/
5% '
12-
12-10
12-20
General
3%
series
(stock
12-30
12-20
General TirO &
3-
12-13
4
12-20
t—-——$1.20
series
12-27
1-25
investment
.'_
—
11-29
25c
dividend)
____.
6
investments
on
2
1-
25c
5c
:____
—
12-
(quar.)
income
investment
12-16
4%
25c
Corp,
Electric
Extra ''
11-29
Fritzi
20c
dividend
12-31
Mfg.,(quar.)20c
Cos. Ltd. (quar.)
—______
f30c
Frantz
5
12-
(stock
12-20
,
1-
"5'A %
—.—
Franklin-Realty (Pa.)—
Shares of beneficial interest
12-13
12-20
'
V-
1
12-27
/
100%
12'Ac
Epko
Equity " Corporation
12-16
2%
(quar.)
—
Oil-
Capital
Franklin
6
10c
Capwell Co.
(quar.)——
(subject to approval bf the
Semi-annual
12-5
12-20
50c
—_——
Wyoming
Utilities
6
1
4%
12-13
30c
2c
.
______
Co.___
(quar.)..,
Preferred
dividend
Johnson Corp.,
Shoes (quar.)
Stock dividend
1
12-20
15c
75c
(annual)_______
Franklin Custodian Fhinds—
't
12-20
12-
Corp—
<s-a)
2
12-
25c/
California Commissioner of Corporations)
Stock
1-
12-20
quar.)
State
Endicott
4
1-
75c
(quar.)
dividend
Franco
11-29
12-20
(quar.)—
Empire
?
9
f 15c
____
Empire
Oil
1-
25c
—
(quar.)
Phonograph
12-
40c
dividend
Franklin
-—
&
Corp.
Stock
11-29
35c
(quar.)
split)-—
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Financial Corp. (stock dividend)-—
Stock
Fram
11-29
Television
Bros
Stock
12-27
12-16
,
25c
$1.62"
Co.
5
2'
40c
50c
34c
—
(quar.).
Mutual Fund.._
Star
Four
Co.—
preferred
12-
1-
13%c
t25c
—
6
2oc
55c
5c
a-
1-
23c
30c
25c
A
22c
55c
.59:,Ac
53'/bc
66c
12-16
12-16
—.—
Bank (Texas)
Machinery Co.
12-
quar.)—__
—
General
—
(quar.)—
Corp.
Founders
11-29
12-20
35c
quar. i
four-for-one
Emporium
Fostoria
12-31
&
Glass
dividend
Stock
5
12-16
35c
—-
a
1-15
National
Steel
Forbes,
Fownes
Emery Air Freight (stock dividend)
Emery Industries, Inc. (stockholders approved
Emhart
12-
Worth
Worth
Foster
12-13
12-19
.
5c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar. |_.
Electric Mfg.
convertible
Fort
.12-18
9
27'Ac
1
—
Corp.—*-
Extra
12-27
31'Ac
Florida Power Corp. (increased quar.)
28c
Florida Steel Corp
(stock dividend)^
,3%
Florida Telephone Corp. (quar.)
14c
Fluid
Controls
(quar.)
__^
10c
Flying Tiger Line, 5% pfd. A (s-a)__
25c
Food Fair Stores Inc., common (quar.).
22Vsc
$4.20 preierred (quar.)___.
$1.05
Food Giant Markets,
com.
(stock, dividend)
2%
4% convertible preferred (s-a)—'
20c
Foote
Cone
&
Belding
(initial)
15c
Forbes & Wallace, class A (quar.)
75c
Ford Motor Co.
(Canada)
(quar.)—
t$1.25
Foremost Dairies, common
(quar. )—.—
''
10c
41/2%
preferred
(quar.)_—____—___—
56'Ac
Fort
12-18
10c
(increased quar.)
common
Ltd.
E'merson
6
25c
(quar.)i___
_i
(s-a)
Corporation,
$1.40
12-20
12-
Ltd.—
British
Elmira &, Williamport RR.
Eltra
1-16
12-27
30c
—:
Gas
(increased
Gas
Elizabeth town
11T25
Abrasives Corp.—-
-/—-
Elizabethtown
11-25
,
11-25
2%
.
(quar..)_7—_:
Accounting
(stock dividend)—
Electronic
Communications, Inc.L____—
Eli
Lilly
&
Co.
(stockholders approved
a
two-for-one
split
on
the
class
A
and
Consolidated
1
12-20
15 c
B
1
25c
r-
Electronic
class
1
30c
(quar. )_
.__
Co.
1-
11-25
12-
4
1-24
11c
24c.
85c
—
-
Share
&
11-25
6
12-16
1-
4.36%
___—
Extra
Elizabeth
12-16
1-
$1.18
Products Consolidated
Electrical
12-12
6
1-
/
$1.14
common
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
12-13
1-1
$1.12'A
tquar.)—
(quar.)—
Gas
Natural
Electric
1-
$1.03
l___
:__
$4.50
Elastic
12-13
'
6
12-
30c
(quar.).
£
(quar.)_________——_
Refractories
5.28%
t30c
$1.25.
■'
20c
$1
$1.12Ms
:
56'Ac
profits)
12-
12-16
(quar.)—
Cement
Service
gains
Georgia
security
12-13
12-16
2
6
Fund—
short-term
Go.—
preferred
Paso
3
,
$4.56
El
1
12-31
8c
(quar.)_
Corp.
$4.72
.
1-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
;
Corporation-..-'
/
Edwards
El
4¥4%- preferred
Stores,
12-
(25c from long-term capital gains, 6c from
net
investment
income
and
'Ac
from
a
capital
Eckerd
Growth
2
12-30
preferred (quar.)—_
common
(quar.)_^.
Company,
11-29
2
1-
10c
25c
12-
11-29
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
:
.'
12-18
55c
Securities, Inc. (Minn.)
—,_—$0,555
General Shale Products (quar.)____—
20c
12-13
'!___
5%
li-29
Corp.—
Public
from
1-15
common———
Company,
12-13
12-30
1-
9
common
preferred
(quar.)________%
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.V
Florida
of
(year-end
from investment income plus
gains distribution of 17 cents)
Drugs of Florida (quar.)__;
cents
10
3
11-15
8p
25c
$1.25
$2.25
12-
12-23
12-13l
12-16
N. Y.)
$4.50
income
12-27
Inc.
Co.,
Motors
preferred
preferred
12-16
(quar.)
(s-a)
Fliutkote
distribution
gains
Howard
&
$100
12-20
12-
6
(Phila.)
on
5
12-18
—
(from
preferred
5%
Year-end
12-- 9
L__
Moore,
Paper
A
12-
50c
:
12-
4c
Precision Equipment—
32Vic
___r
shares)
Ltd.,
Class
Fleming
investment
from
&
Fittings,
$4
Balanced
cents
capital
a
2
dividends.
plus
Howard
&
of
12-
1-
for
at
31
2
'
Fishback
B
5
12-31
(quar.)
Trust
Investor?
4.25%
&
Fitchburg
called
being
Jan.
on
3
12-27
12-20
l.
(Syracuse,
12-
Finance—
Corp.
Mills,
net
9
12-
_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9c
9
12-23
quar.)
(quar.)_
Portland
12- 6
(N.J.)—
dividend
class
12-24
20c
45c
51
12Vic
4c
(N.J.)'. (quar.)
Bank
Inc.
Co.,
Foam
$1.60
6
12-
11'Ac
2c
-A.
__—
Contract
General
12-
12-31
.—
Corp. (increased
Corp.
—
$4.75
12-16
12-20
12-20
,12c
10c
—1
$3.75
$5
12-11
16c
62'Ac
2
2
12-19
.
(quar.)
General
12^ 3
Corp..
Virginia Corp..
and
2
1-
1-
^90c
:
share
.
12-
5%
'___
____
preferred ;(quar.)__
Entire
12-
1-2
2-10
12-18
12-23
(quar.)
Trust
Mqore
(quar.
Foods, Inc., $5 preferred
Fischer & Porter (stock dividend
2
2
40c
;
&
1-11
2
(quar.)—.
Fisher
11-21
,12-16
55c
Co., common,, (incr. quar.)
'
$3.60
2-
•
22'Ac
^
_
___!
,
Fischbach
12-31
12'Ac
_•
;___
Kodak
Eastman
Deposit Co.
First
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(increased)'
Stainless
Trust
11-15
Stock
dividend
Stock
Eastern
First
12-16
2.2%
dividend).
preferred
•
Eastern
National
Associates—
Fuel
(stock
Common
Trenton
12-16
45c
Eastern
First
4
12-31
1-
10c
3%
/income)
'2-17
1-31
11-29-
'
research
4
2
1-15
5
1-
$1.12'A
General
Quarterly
First
1212-
1
3-
12-
(quar.)
.,
&
12-13
1-
45c
12-27
12-10
(quar.)—__
Y.)
(N.
Bank
Pennsylvania
12-20
12-31
quar.)
City
(quar.)
12-16
15c
____
(quar.)_„___
Company
First
1-10
7
11-22
—
5'A%
2
:
City Bank
Stores
11-29
12-
(quar.)
.___
National
National
General
12-16
Invest¬
River
of Toms
First
li-29
12-31
(quar.)______
Jersey
First
East
12-16
(Somerset County, N.J.)
Bank
General. Cigar
General
—
National
11-29
1-
12-
12-16
10c
11-29
2
General
12-19
2
<-———
2
1-
Extra
12-2
2oc
common
—
1-
$0,024
Quarcerly
First
Candy
12-14
-
(quar.)_
Cincinnati
of
Bank
Cable
General
General
;
(increased
Chicago
of
Bank
National
First
General
(quarterly
F.)
Business
of
Bank
Extra
3
20c
$nc.
Boston
of
1-17
12-
11-29
—_
of
Co.
Box
12-
5%
(quar.)_%
Parts
preierred
conv.
11-20
1
12-20
12-20
40c
(quar.)
Bank
2-
Automotive
4'A%
General
12-14
(quar.)
(S.
Small
Connecticut
ments
6
from invest¬
income).
1-
2
12-
5c
30c
(year-end)
(quar.)__
Barbara (quar.)__
50c
General Bancshares Corp.,
20c
Y.
Insurance
General
6
investment
America
investment
net
6
1212-
11-22
12-30
—
Transportation—
12-
12-20
12-31
J25c
—
quarterly
12-31
12-17
1-10
(quar.)_
——_—
12-31
10c
(quar.)
Industrial
Financial
Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—
7%
preferred
(quar.),
East Sugar Loaf
coal
American
37Vic
of. Pennsylvania
Co.
33'Ac
(resumed)
General
12-23
12-30
—
(Texas)
Co.
General
'___'
Finahce
Filtrol
52'Ac
com.
12-23
12-27
—
1-10
>
Dynamics Corp.'of America,
$1 preferred (s-&)__
3
1-
30c
32Vbc
^
N.
1-10
(quar.)___
dividend
30c
(quar.)
Mills
3%
preferred
Oil
2
12-12
1-13
12-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
12-31
________—
11-26
1
preferred
Stock
$4.50
12-16
(increased)
from
tyear-end
Fund
Trend
6
,
9
11-29
/
Investors—
General
(monthly)
__-
1-25
________
12-
1-
15c
Fibreboard Paper Products Corp.
12-16
51'Ac
(quar.)
6
12-23
$7.50
Cap & Set Screw
Ferry
lk-20
1-25
.__
American
General
f.
45c
_
General
12-i0
^
$1.12'A
:
9
common
2
a
1.
1-10
•
a
12-
50c
12V2C
^
Year-end
iquar.).
12-18
2
12-
Inc.—
:—
Corp.,
1-
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—
Co.
Trust
&
Petroleum
Fiduciary
___.
Acceptance
12-16
(incr. quar.)
Extra
Felmont
46%c-
I
General
2
—
Assn.
1-2
1-
dividend
Stock
9
1-
quar.)__
(N. J.)
Co.
Mortgage
Quarterly
ir.Sri''' % ■
1-14
12-16
Distributors,
Electronic
Gem
1^-
12-
f30c
t25c
—
_
preferred A (quar.)
General orude Oil (quar.)
General Electric Co.
(increased
—1__
Department Stores
Federation
Fieldqrest
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Corp.
6
1-
1-
tquar.i
convertible
Corp.
Fawick
1-
$1.34
i
5
15c
25c
."_
(quar.)
Extra
27Vic
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
8^'Ac
Corp. common...
dividend--!-.
Stock
12-
$1.75
___|———
12-
2
11-20
12-31
'50c
—
(quar.)—
8c
i.
Life
Traders
&
12-30
1-30
7c
'___
______
//
(quar.)
15c
/
12-10
2
12-20
1-
62Vic
f5uc
i50c
35,c
(quar.)
Associates
25 c
_
Co.—
Corporation
5%
2
r
:'___
(quar.)_.
(increased)
Duro-Test
12-
1-21
—_
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-—.
preferred ..(quar.)
4.20%
12-16
i A
preferred
4.15%
Farrel
30c
(quar.)'
preferred
4.10%
12-20
Nemours
Inc.,
Light
Common
12-27
50c
—
_'
(quar.)___
—
,__
Finance Corp.
Farmers
1-
Inc.
Freightlines,
12-18
50c
4%
25c
Corp
Farmer Candy Shops Inc.
Fanny
& Co.—
(36/100th of a share of
common
lor
each
de
Dunham-Bush,
Duquense
Family
Motors
preferred
preferred
$3.50
2
12-14
40c
__
common
held
share
$4.50
2
12-
1-
40c
Uquar.)_
dividend
General
1-
2
/
Brewing
12-30
2%
t.
12-23
1-
50c
10c
$1.50
—
\stock
Chemical
Circle
25c
__
12-11
12-27
20c
2%
A
class
Instrument
&
'
50C
;
preferred /quar.)
;
5.36%
B
preferred
iquar. i./
Pont
I
2-1
——;
Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.), com.
Copper Mines, Ltd.
(initial)
Geco Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)—
12-3
12-31
snare
tacii
xor
Gas
'
quar.)
On
dividend)
Fairmont Foods Co., common
(quar.)_
5% Jr. preferred (quar.)
Faiconbriage Nickel Mines Ltd. (quar.)
12-10
1
share
(one
(quar.)
Corp.
Increased
(quar.)_.._
Camera
Falstaff
2-
each
for
dividend
Fairmont
12-13
2
dividend
20c
10c
'
7%
du
3
(increased quar.)—
(Julius) & Co.
20c
20c
;
Co,—
<increased
<
Bearing
1-10
_____
(quar.)__
Co.,
1-
share of Internashare held)
(one
Garrett
•»
,
12-31
1-15
120c
(quar.)
12-19
12-10
150c
35c
Fairbanks Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Extra
Corp., class A (monthly) —
Cnetnicals
Duffy-Mott
Fafnir
Family
(quar.)
Industries
A
Stock
2-14
3-/ 2
&
(Max)
Class
20c
__
Drew Properties
Dubois
12-17
110c
(quar.)—
distribution
tional
11-25
12-27
•
Co.
Industries
Stock
li-20
12-30
F'actor
12-12
12-2 J
125c
(quar.)
4% preferred
Dravo
Dresser
12-20
/12-&0
j.2-2
____
Corp.
dividend-
Chemical
1
12-18
10c
^
(s-a)-^
(quar.)
1-15
(extra i
(increased)
(quar..i__
1
Ga rrett
tquar.);
1-J.J
iquar.)
Bros.
Stock
Dow
Corporation
Corporation
Ltd.—
Douglas & Lomason
Dover
C
M
117'Ac
__
tquar.i
preference
Donahue
.12-19
:___
F
1-
(quar.,)
Co.
1
—
F'abien
+ 10C
Ltd.
11-
of Rec.
12-16
12-19
(quar.i
(Toronto)
!___
J45c
(incr.)
'—a
Co.
i_
Fairchild
common
Coal
(N. Y.)
Co.
12-16
125c
Ltd.
1
10c
40c
(quar.)_,
12-12
t $1.25
_
Steel,
1-
$3
Holders
12-20
4%
37'Ac
50c
iquar.)______
General
insurance—
(quar.)
<quar..i_
Steel
Dominion
&
Slock
—
Ins.
12-_0
•1:42'Ac
Foundries
Life
Company
12-20
15c
Quarterly
7%
12-
53c
,
>
Dominion
11-18
11-30
2JC
Madison Foods, Inc
l___
Dominion <&; Anglo Investments Ltd— *
Dominion
12-27
12-27
25c
-
i__
Dolly
Ltd.
12-16
_i
6c
:___
__
5W preierred
(quar.
Dominion oi Canuua General
Garfinkel
$1.50
___-_—,~,T—
(quar.).
30c
_
>
12-14
income)
investment
Extra
(quar.)
12-31
Co.
Gardner-Denver
Gaspe
Exora
3
5c
—.1
,
Exeeisior. insurance
1
1-
31c
dividend)
___'—
(quar.)-____
cine__
Corp.
1-
___
I
Co.
Ex-Ceilo
6
inc.—-
-
(quar.)
net
loc
Pund___.._____;
________
cox
Dominion Corset
12-
3
(F'rom
18%c
FunuJ
Optional-cash or stock™
'•
1-
'
B
ripe
31'Ac
(quar.)
Uuar.i__
—
&
12-
5%
—
i1 una,
(Joseph), cruciDie
Dodge
14-20
;___
qui.xs
Gabriel
EutOiund, inc.-—
6
;
Corp.
From
12-
12'Ac
A_
iyear-enu)"
12-20
(stk.
common
When
12-31
12- 5
dividend)
(stock
Industries
12-26
i30c
4%
9c
9c
a
preferred
Eureka
12'Ac
(> ear-end i_
B
Technological,
Class
Distributers uroup, inc.—
Class
t.^.
(S-a)
Ethyl Corp., class A (quar.)
12-18
I-18
,
1
12-18
1-18
10c
/
,_
3-
4-15
/
A
Class
Erie
■
vertible
Disney
'
12-31
1-15
Payable
(
Name of Company
32c
Equity Fund
.i—
Erie Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Disc, Incorporated, class A—
A
.
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
-
Payable of
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
11
Per
Share
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
,
12-
12-16
11-15
12-16
11-26
12-20
14-29
6
1-
1
12-
1-
2
12-16
-uc
1-15
12-20
n\,
1-
2
11-20
+9^
1-
2
12-10
12-30
11-30
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(2324)
■
Great
of Company
Lite
West
Grea/ Western
6%
prerefred scrias
Western
7 Vp
All
Greater
Green Mountain Power
Snoe
Mig.
Inc.——-
5%
Grinnell
Tunning
dividend
Stock
2oC
Gulf
macKscnville)
Mobile
Ohio
&
preferred
$5
preierred
(quar.)
preferred'
Power
4.64%
HC
<SIs
(quar.i
Hall
Co.
Class
i
11
3-16
-
Grdina-y
ana
22
5
1-
1
12-14
I-
1
1--14
and
B
12-16
12-
25c
12-20
12-
12-23
12-
6
2-14
Income Fund
Hamilton Watch Co.,
2-
convertible
preferred
5
12^
5
12-16
11-29
4V8%
Paper—
preferred
iquar.>____
4.25%;
preierred
11-29
12-16
Haildleman
Hansen
Co.
Mfg.
Extra
Co.
______
Hanson-Van
Extra
(quar. I
Harnischfeger
Hartford
Co.
Insurance
8%
Gas
Co.,
(Conn.I
Co.
ance
—
Extra
',5%
'1-
12-16
Ingersoll-Kand
Inland
6%
2
12-16
12-
35c
12-27
12-13
25c
12-27
12-16
12-
12-
1-15
10c
12-30
12-
21
(quar,
preferred (quar.)_____,_
Siddeley Canada, Ltd.—
preferred, (quar.)
Products Cor.
5
12-12
1-
Extra
Hawley
Common
Year-end
Hearst.
Class
"
A
Heileinan
&
(G.)
12-
25c
12-16
(quar.)_.
(H. J.)
Co., $3.50 preferred
3.65% preferred (quar.)__
Helena Rubinstein. Inc. (quar.)__,
Helene
Curtis
Heli-Coil
Corp.
(G.
(quar. I
Co., common
W.)
'
preferred
class A
12-'
1-
2
12-18
12-16
11-29
7%
Hercules
(quar.)
Powder
Co.,
35c
Hill's
Company
Hirsch
Extra
12-20
12-
1-2
1212-
(accum.)
_
30c
1-15
12-31
Extra
v
12-30
12-
12-30
12-
2
12-27
1-2
'
2
11-25
$1.06 V4
Co.,
4Vh% -preferred (quar.)
Hardart Baking (quar.)
&
Corp of America 5%
Houdaille Industries, Inc.,
12-27
12-
$1.25
12-27
12-'3
$1.12 Va
12-30
12-20
IZ—III
preferred
common
_
$1.37 Va
Vision
(quar.)I_
preferred
'
preferred
Natural
common
par
convertible preierred
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)
Howard Industries (annual)
Sound
Class
Hudson
Felt
A
Bay
Co.________
Co., Ltd.,
12-
6
12-
4
1-
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
93 3m
c
1-15
12-31
20 c
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
31L.C
12-31
12-16
SI.31 V4
12-31
12-16
;
(quar.)
$1.41 ''4
12-14
12-16
12-10
10c
~~
common""*"""!!"!
12-31
20C
I
1-15
1-
s
Mining & Smelting
Co
Quarterly
!!_!!!!!!!"
Hitghes & Hatcher Inc, (stock
dividend)!!!!
-_!!!!
C^>. (year-end).
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
Ltd—
_
Extra
?50c
$75c
:
Hugoton Production
12-
2
12-20
1-15
$1.00
)
(quar.)__..__
5,/4%
12-31
It
6
62 VaC
(quar
$25
preferred
6
$1.10
$50 par (quar.)
5'r
1-
37 Vac
ZZZlZZZZ
(quar.)
Gas.
5% preferred
Hubbart
12-
12 Vac
—
3.75%
12-31
56'-4C
(increased)
Household Finance
Corp. (increased quar.)__
4.40%
preferrediquar.t
4%
preferred (quar.~r
Houston
12-17
12-16
20c
convertible
of
2
12-31
30c
(quar )
Year-end
$2.25
3
31ViC
(quar.T
DeG
on
12-16
12-
3
12-31
12-16
i%
12-16
12-
2
12-19
12-
6
12-19
■
,
1-
12-/6
12-18
3
1-
/
12-
2
12-20
1
Co.,
-
12-
2
9
3V2%
-
12-13
%2
12-13
Extra
'12-13
// Kelsey-Hayes
'
28c
1
12-10
Kendall
12-10
/ Kendal)
1-
1
1-2-10
Kennecott
1-
2
12-2u
Kentucky Stone
1-
1
.1-
$1.12-2
10-23
Common
11-29
12-16
Common
% 12-
40c
% 12-16
12-23
-•
2
1-15
26c
12-30
Kentucky
12-
6
2
12-
6
$1.07
1-
2
12-
6
V
/
5%
11-29
6
12-20
1-
Inc.—
16 on a'
Year-end
...
.
Kidde
12-20. '
Kilembe
1-6
60c
1-15
12-13
45c
1-
2
12-12
Class
12-30
12-12
Kingsport
3oc
12-30
12-16
Kirsch
12-20 '
11-23
/' Kleinert
12-20
11-20
Ltd.,
%55c
12-16
11-29
1-
2
12-10
2-
3
1-10
12-18
11-27
5c
1
T
5c
-3%
871 a'C
A
'
•
Co.
12-27
12-
9
!
,12-
9
12-19
12-
3Gc
1-5
4
.
12-27
1-'
4334C
ilnd.i—
9
Kromex
12-
-
12-11
1
12-
12-31
o'3%
preferred
3
12-31
preierred
Interstate
12-27
12-12
12-20
12-
1
12-
1-
1
12-4
12-12
Investment
(7c
Co.
from
from
investment
capital
gains)
Florida,—__________
2 Vac
12-20
160c
1-15
Electric
Packers,
&
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)-___4
6%, preferred
Light
preferred
4.30%
Ltd.,
preferred
Beef
4.80%
of
Power,
175c
—
(quar.)—-
qom.
(quar.)
'
SI.50
12-16-
1
12-14
2
12-13
1-
2
12-13
12-13
45c
Light, commoh (quar.)
__i !'.
4.80%
SI.20
preferred (quar.)
—_—!
4.35%
$1.08 31
preferred (quar.)—
3.30%
82 laC
preferred (quar./)—4—_■
40c
.Irving Trust Co, (N. Y.)
1 quar.i
2-
7
1-10
(quar.i—
&
1-4
l-'l
,
Stock
dividend
Jacobsen
Jamaica
7%
Mfg.
Service,
Ltd.,
common.
—
Larson
12-
2-
Common
1-10
15c
1-2
11-29
Sub
.
$2
6834C
12-31
12-16
912 3 c
12-31
12-16
:—
'/>
■" '
r
•
(quar.)
lf4%
1-
2
11-29
Leath
1-
1-17
i*.l2
Jamestown Telephone
1-15
12-31
(N.
pfd.
_^_
Y.i—
u;
lVa%
12-12
1-1
12-10
12-31
12-16
10c
12-20
I26V4C
1-
12-
2
2
12-16
r
27c
12-31
12-16
31V4C
12-31
12-16
28'-c
12-31
12-16
22c
12-31
II-25
12-31
11-25
-
—
1'
2
%
''
!''
•'
12-10
12-16
10c
Miss.)——
7
11-30
1-
5%
8c
2
12-16
1-
2
12-10
10c
1-
2
12-10
SI.50
V
1-
15c
—4_——
1-
2
•
_4_%/
;
common.-'-^./'
on
series
A
pfd.
12-10
,5%
■
.
J:—/
com.
iquar.)
—_—4__r__
-a
_
Co
——!
—
12-
1-15
'
2
1-
12-16
593'«c
(quar.) —
^
2
1-
7
12-19
1-
9c
7
12-19
12-31
1-15
/ 25c.
'
12-31
45 c
1-15
15c
12-26
12-
5
7 VaC
12-31
12-
6
5c
12-16
11-29
$17V2C
12-31
12-10
^4_
$1 VaC
12-31
12-10
(quar.)_______
$35c
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
(quar.t
1
quar.i-
iquar.):
$50c
,_4——
•
$26V4C
lr31
1-10
$31V4C
—___Z
—
1-31
1-10
(Va.)—;
25 c
11-29
Lee Way Motor Freight
12-13
Lehigh Valley Industries—
$1.50 class A pfd. (s-a)———
1
12-13
Lehn
12-
6
,12-20
12-
6
35c
iquar.)'
12-20
20c
Company
2
.
1-
'
(quar.i
12-27
$1.25
(quar.)
7
1-10
2
,
'
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
preferred
S5
11-
2-10
5334C
—
r
iquar.)
D
(quar.)
12-2
2
12-16
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Supply,
20c
$1.50
—L—
Extra
preferred
2
—
Quarterly
Water
2
12-
1-
12 VaC
lireierred
11-29
E
12-
12-23
SI
•
V
(quar.)
preferred
11-29
~
12-16
,50c
.
(quar,)———-'
iinitialt>.
6V>,%
11-29
134%
—
10c
■■
,
tqUar.)
preferred
2
6%
—
_—_/—
5)4%
"
12-16
12-31
;
1 quar.i——
(initial)
is-ai_
preferred
2
Jamaica
62 VaC
9
12-31
1-14
D
Corp.
common
$1.40
2
11-15
12-
12- 2
,
G
—%_4_,
-v-,——./-a./„■
Laurentide Financial Corp., Ltd. - -
1-
11-15
12-27
20C
;f
.
6%/ 1st preferred (quar,)_
Year-end,.
5
1-20
Co.
Blower
Lau
2
3-16
■
1-
12-16
12-10
13c
Langendori United Bakeries,
$1.80 preferred
iquar.)_
1-
12-16
12-30
4c,
12-43
1
2
SI.75
(quar.i_
9
4c
—4.——
quarterly
Inc.
Lance,
1V4 %
par
iquar.)__
9
12-
1-20
12-17
preferred
convertible
iquar.i_
$100
preferred
12-
2
preferred
dividend
Stock
preferred
B
9
1-
12-13
Sessions Co.—
&
C
preferred
9
1-24
11V4C
<N. Y.), common/
!_—"
'.•4! ——__—4__-___—4_^ /'
5%
7%.
6
12-
100%'
—
( quar.
preferred
4.75%
12-13
11-
IOC/
(quar.)
Public
12-13
2 %
2_!
—:
1212-
1-
30c
12-26
2
Power
1
12-16
12-16
Corp.
Extra
11-29
1-
60C
•
'
1-
Iowa
11-29
——
Co., 'common
Increased
Lamson
2
1-
'
25c
iquar.)/
4
1-15
12-
5334C
preferred
6
12-30
12,/aC
dividend /4__——_—_
Lamson
12-27
Corp.
Iowa
36c
_<
Foundation,
Iowa
and
43c
Investment
conv.
•/"•;
6%-
income
F—
Investment
6%
12-23
.
27 Vac
,—4—
America—
of
net
r
7 V2C
15;uar.)
common
(quar.)-—-—/—
6
12-
VaC
——_
Lafayette Radio ElectronicsInitial .(stock dividend)
Lamar Life
Insurance
(Jackson,
Lambton Loan & Investment—
4
1-15
■>1- 2
Stock
4
1-
6834C
iquar.
Securities,
preferred
12-21
12-
50c
iquar,)_—4_—__1—
Telephone
LaCrosse
12-14
1-
54 V2C
1-15
12-20
12-31
—
5%
11-30
26V4C
__
12-31
12 Vac
(quar,)———
preferred
(quar.)
—4^—
preferred 1 quar.i—
4.56%
preferred uquar.)-—
12-6
30c
(quar.i__
1-15
12 VaC,
!-
_/_4_——
^
Laclede Gas
6
$1.25
tquar.)__.
6
12-/6
25c
(year-end)_—_44-4-/
.n^eferred A
Corp.
f
.
11-25
12-31
20c
12-
/1- "2
40c
quar.)———
(.quar.)
Industrial
6'
12-31
$1.12 Mi
——Zi
11-25
/
12-27
'
8
8
5%- '
4.32%
22c
I-
.
('resumed) ____—!——.—
Corp.'
dividend
4.30%
12-12
'
4.3G%
preferred
Kroger Company,
,
10%
1-
4-8
15c
•—..
Corp. /quar.i—
Company.-- common
Kratter
,
Kysor
/
12-16
25c
—!i____—————
convertible
4%
11-15
SI
:
dividend)_c'
common
1,
12-20'
(quar.)'
(quar,)%/_—
Accident (Nas'hville)
Interstate Power,
1-
:
'
25c
Rubber—
preferred A
convertible
Stock
2%'
1-15
$ 10c
.
.
Kollmorgen
.
(increased quar.)
dividend—_4
&
11-22'
5%.
$2.75
■
SI.25
%
12-21
11-26
4-15
& B (quar.)
Inc. .iquar/)
5Vb%>
/
'
Koppers
(quar.)_—'____
Co.—
'
(quar.)
Finance Corp,
Life
12-16
25c
Co.
(stock
preferred
11-22'
$1
'/
12-31
Corp.—
(quar.)
12-13
1-1
1- 2'
Company—
•%
11-22
___;
12-9
-1-15
____
^2
Koehring
yl2-13
$1.25
iquar.
12-31
2-14
2
27 VaC
iquar,i_——___
Ustock dividend)-—
dividend
2-14
12-18
27vZc
;
iquar/i___
class A
Creamery
1-31
.!
Corp.
Grocery,
,.
$1
Cement
Co.
12-16
..
B
&
12-11
2-28
40c
(increased)
(initial)-—
Ltd.
Knudsen
12-20
2'
12-2
2
1-
$1.12)2
iquar.)
—
iquar.—
Knapp & TubbS-——!
Knickerbocker /Village
12-16
/
1
12-16
12-30
50 c
$2 5c
——4—.
ser.
•'
12-31
25c
'/
2
2-28
5c
_4_4——/—•
—
1-
10c
/
.4.—4__!
Ltd
12-31
26 VlC
/
;
1-15
11-29
1-
10c
2
1-31
$60c
1
2-
15c
2
1-31
,
10-15
1
12-31
8,34C
Cobalt—
B.)
1-
12-11
(increased
(I.
:
834C
12,-
1 quar. 1
Co.
6
25c
i—______
common
&
Press
6
12-
12-16
1-31
$25c
A.
$25c
iquar.)
B
Stock
-
class
Kullen
12-
10g
class A
Kimberly-Clark
King
6
2
1-2
12-
Industries
Copper
12-
1-
$1.25
(s-a):_--,———r
(Walter)
7 VaC
,
on
12-16
1-2
40c
$1.12 Va
——.—-—---
Portland
Keystone
1
12-16
Keystone Custodian Fund, cl. A
-
1-
20'c,
Mines,
Oil
Kerr-McGee
v
preferred
Interstate
12-27
12-2
12-19
30c
A
/_<L_4—,4——-———
Utilities,
-
12-31
1-
(initial)
(quar.)
Addison
Kerr
11-29'
$1.08
'
12-18
Co.—
preferred
5%
12-13'
C.)—
12-31
,
12-18
Corp.
iquar.)
11-29
12-31
12-16
$4.50 pfd.
(increased)
Copper
2-14
65c
iquar. 1
Refining
2-14
50c
,
(quar.i——._—-
Company,
1
10c
Canada.
1-1
—
Salt
3?
2-14
1-15
—4—______—___
Co.
of
2-14
35c
4—,_i
._4
1
•
4—
Kelly Girl Service, Inc; (quar.
12-16
common
preferred
3-
2-14
,
(quar.,i_—!_—__
common
preferred
1
12-31
-.--w————_———
Co., new
Year-end
1
3-
iquar'.n_——
Corp.
Ltd.
Sugar,
Extra,
1
3-
$1.25
common
dividend
(stock
Trecker
&
Kearney
Kekaha
/
12-30
t20.c
Ceramics
&
3-
■
SI
(increased)
common
Light
&
31'4C
!
11-29
25c
(quar.).
Corp., class A (quar.)
Class A (quar. )_—/4__„——
Kay Windsor, class A_
:_x.—LKayser-Roth Corp. Cquar.)_/____4—
12-30
<•
9-27
12-20
50c
,
preferred
Foods
Kay
12-11
%2-Jl
$-15c
—-__c
iquar.)__r
Pipe
12-26
33c
————
Chemical
Kawecki
•
12-11
SI
Co.,
175c
40c
Power
Kelvinator
—
125c
10%
$1.4375
_
c
%
a
joc
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.i
!—
Interstate Ho^ts, ■ Inc., common
12-13
12-
12-16
preferred /iquar.!i_—__—
20c
4'a%*
12-10
12-20
1
2
2
50d
dividend
'Stock
12-13
1-
9
12-31
—-———
Electric,
&
$13c
—
(Canada)
Paper
convertible
Interstate
2
12-16
1-
'
Shoe
7%
11-15
40c
11-18
1-
40?
:
iD.
International Resistance/Co.—
5l2%
Hotel
Howe
'
Chemical
Hoover
-
12-16
$12 VaC'
2
12-
dep. receipts)'
r
Kellogg
(s-a)
Fragrances,
(quar.) "_/4—
Common
15c
I"
12-
12-16
SO.365
preferred (quar. 1 ————
preferred (quar.)!—_—.—!
Katz
Drug
Co.
(resumed)
__________
Kavanau Corp./(monthly)
——:—
Monthly
%— _4——1
:
-4——.
dividend
Common
6
45c
_i_I—1_
Corp.—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)i
$5 preferred
(quar.)
,
12-
10c
(quar.)__
41
'
—_____4_-
International
12-16
110c
Finance Group (increased quar.)
Home Oil Ltd., class A (s-ai
Homestake Mining Co.
(quar.)—
House
1^8
12-30
$15c
iquar.)
(quar.)_._
(Amer.
(quar.
Gas
Kansas
11-18
/
12-31
35c
( quar,),
International Silver
12-10
5c
Home
Horn
12-10
12-20
115c
____.
Hooker
12-20
6J4c
quar.l~__~
'
/
$80c
—
split——
(initial-quar.)__
International
2
17c
Hollingshead 4R. M. ) Corp.
Holophane Co.
(quar.)
&
/.
Common
Stock
II-25
10c
Holiday Inns of America (initial
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Ltd.
12-6
12-16
(s-a)
Power,
31',4C
preferred
vote
Paints
B
preferred
5%
v
11-29
12-23
__i'_
12-17
15c
T__
International
/:
12-10
f: llC
r'i45C
(quar.)
12-17
$8c
'
12-13
1-
20C
_____
$4
6
Hobam, Inc., class A (quar.)
^
Holden Manufacturing, Ltd.— '
A
6
•
6
12-16
12-20
1
1-
75c
.
City. Southern- Ry„ common (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred iquar.)—_c_
$5
6
:
Stock
5
12-16
,1_"
(quar.LI"—
12-
Harvester, common
(quar.)
Minerals & Chemicals—
International
12-10
12-19/
j._'
Class
12-10
25c
;
Co.
11-26
12-20
15c
_.
&
11-26
12-23
12V2C
(quar..)_.
class A
N.)
12-23
51
'
12-
preferred (s-a
Participating
-/_4_4.______4___—____4_
I-15
50c
Co
6
12-30
S3
6%
3
7 V2C
Dauch,. Ltd.
(P.
2-
12-13
12 Vac
.(quar.)__
preferred <quar.)_—_—
4.28% preferred %(quar.) ___—_!——,——Kansas-Ntbraska Natural Gas, com.
iquar.)
12-30
iquar.)
(quar.)
International
12-13
50c
7
___•
&
12-20
50c
/-
Supermarkets,
will
Increased
12-13
30c
common—
5% preferred A (quar.)
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett &
Hinde
12-16
12-27
12-
12-27
$1.25
Supply
4.32%
$1.12 Va
$12 VaC
International Mining, new com. (initial)
International Nickel Co. of Canada—
''
12-16
1^
2
12-
12-30
$27 Vac
8c
preferred
Class
Oil & Chemical
(quar.)
Heublein,
Inc.
(quar.)
Hewitt-Robins Inc., common
Higbee
4%
1-2
151.50
Hess
'
12-16
Ltd.—
$2 class A (quar.)__i____
Hershey Creamery (quar.)_
Extra
Common
Products, Inc.—
preferred
12-10
.
Extra
__
1
2-for-l
International
12-13
1-2
15c
__
Galion
1-
(initial)-—
common
International
12-20
43aic
(quar.)
Paper Products.
preferred < aqcum.) '
Hercules
New
20c
Hendershot
$1.06)4
30c
Distributors
Flavors
proposed
12-
1
40c
(quar.)
12-10
4c
Stockholders
1
20c
non-cum.
1
class A
of Washington
Book
International
1-
(quar.V
4%
is-a»__I_
(quar.i-
6
12-20
6c
4-—
Kansas
1-
—
2
55c
—
&
non-cumulative
12-10
—_4„-444—c44—_—_4_-4_
International
1-
Extra
Helm's Express,
Semiannual
5
91 Vic
.
Grocery
Common
I- T.
+
(quar.)/.—__
4'a%
11-15
•
12-
20c
2
12-17
12-17
,—
Ltd., class B
International Bank
12-
32'he
1-
1-15
1-1
1
(qUar.)
Corp.,
1-
40c
5%
(quar.)_
steamship Co. (quar!)
Interlake
6
12-
12-27
12-27
5c
12-20
2
1-
8c
Breweries
12-31
12-31
4.20%.
1-
)_1
Telephone
1-15
1-15
4%
$1.25
—
12-31
1-15
+1334C
95c
preferred
(quar.)—
;—%
$1
preferred (quar.)
—
-4-'
SI .05
preferred (qudr.)_
—
—_
$1.0834
4.35%/ preferred
iquar.)_—
—
$1.12 Va
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)—'
Kansas City Southern Industries-
2
$56 Vic
^
Interior
87 Vac.
(quar.)_
(quar.)___!__!__!!
Industries
12-16
25c
(quar,.)___
Heinz
6%•
12-
10c
Corp.
12-
SI
Telephone & Telegraph(increasedrquar.) ■
lnterchemical
11-26
Extra
7%
2
12-15
.
Hein-Werner
Helme
6
6
12-
12-16
Extra,-:
:
1212-
12-16
12V2C
l!__
(quar.)—
Brewing
12-31
12-31
4334C
.
Co.
2
30c
1
1-17
1
$$0.0731
—
City Power & Light-—
Common (increased-quar.)
2
1-
80c
—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B a quar. 1—
5%
$15F
.'—
•
______
dividend
Kansas
vInterlake Iron Corp.
(accum.)
,
C.)
12-
$1.03 Va
Ltd.—-i
Inter-Mountain
20c
Corp. (quar. )i
Consolidated
Publishing—
5%
6
20c
dividend
Hazeltine
Heath (D.
12-
2%;
:___
Stock
12-31
5c
12-13
,
2
___^—L—_4__44____
Inter-County
4
2-
Kansas
income/)
Inter-City Gas,
4
12-18
2
11-27
Ltd.—
Consolidated Copper
12-12
—_
EiectriC
12-31
.
Securities.'
12-26
/
Corp., SI.46 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
5.75%
12-16
'5%
insaran.ee
Corp.
Ltd.—
'
Iquar.)—,—__—!_
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
Stock
$6Uc
Inspiraaon
'12-16
1-15
1-15
2
11-21
__i_
5
12-31
1-
12-
12-16
$1.00
dividend
ment
40c
(Jim)
Kaiser Steel
1-
preferred—-———i
A
12-6
9334c
4
preferred 1 initial'—__________
Furniture (extra).
Jurgensens
.4%
common
class
6
12-31
iquar. 1—
iquar. 1
Manufacturing
12-16
Co., Ltd/, (initial)-—_
Ltd.—
,
%<
Institutional /Income Fund
(from invest¬
12-30
25c
participating
Stock
c
.•:$1.4334
|
Joslyn
$1.05
lniaiiu iv^tural Gas
vIn.sriiutionai Shares,
12-16
1-
Ltd.,
Homes, (increased
Hawker
5)4%
Cement,
12-
11-29
———
preferred
6%
container,
2
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
Inland
12-23
42-16
12-GI,
6
12-31
3.80%
—
Inland
12-13
5Cc
12-16
2
$1.03
Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.,
Ingersoll
10c
2
12-
12-
2%
series A preferred (quar.)_
5%'
12-
$.10c
2
5c
Inc., class A
4V4'% preferred
12-13
4c
12-31
.
1
12-27
,
—4—4
6
12-
10c
Plastics
&
Jones
10c
•
1-10
1
12-16
Corp.^—
"cnu
24c
.--4—:i_c—•.—i-
semi-annual
2-
6
1-10
12-16
:
Co., common
Walter
Kansai
(quar.)___—
preferred
Increased
2
•
Aluminum,
12-18
'
10c
Inc.
Hawaiian Electric,
1
60c
7
Harvey
1-
1-
i
1-
12-27
lie
—,
12-
1-31
S4.00
—.——
preferred
jomar
>
$ioc
preferred (quar.)
Industrial Minerals of Canada, Ltd.—
1-15
(extra)
12-10
—_v—i
Corp.,
20c
—
Johnson Carper
Indianapolis—
iquar.
1-
12-17
SI
Jockey Club,
6%
preferred
(quar.)4____
5 Va %
preferred (quar. 1
12-10
7
$35c
S4.50
6
50c
.
Harvey Radio Co. (initial)
Hastings Manufacturing (quar.)
Hastings-Raydist,
2-20
12-
12c
(resumed)
Inspection & Insur¬
Boiler
1-24
2-
j: 80 c
(quar.):„
(increased)
Common
f.
33c
preferred (quar.H.—
Special Machinery
Steam
8
12-31
'
Tea
See
•
11-29
income).
(capital
gains
4——ic-
quar.)
Industrial Acceptance
6
—
;
12-27
50%
(quar.)
preferred
%
a
—
(quar.)
common
Hartford
Hartford
3-
1-
1-15
Quarterly '! _______L_Z_
Hartford
1-20
preierred
0%
$1.50
.—a
Fire
12-13
15c
(Chicago)
Quarterly
11-12:/
.-e
long-term
iquar.i_—
preferred
$2.25
(quar.)___
common
Savings Bank
&
12-13
12-31
2%
preferred (quar.)
Harris-Teeter Supermarkets
(incr.-quar.>__
Trust
2
; 12-31
15c
(incr.-quar.)
11-12
12-16
_______——c.—
(increased
12-16
——
annual.)
(increased
Co
Walter
5.6 %
5%, preierred (quar.)____i——.11
Indianapolis Watc-r—-
Co.
conv.
Harris
12-
12-16
$1.50
_!
12-16
50c
—~—»—--
of
Bank
preferred
4.20%
2'
/.
World, ,Inc.
Motors
Z
Corp.,
12-
4!
(quar,)%2___i.Z;_lZ____
&
4 :'v
12-31
10c
.
12-10
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
10c
Kfuar.)—
Refractories,
dividend
12-10
12-16
Steel
Johnson Service
iquar.%
—
Common
12-10
2
1-15
17c
15c
,
Brace
Stock
2
vl-
——
Winkle-Munning
Harley-Davidson
/
15 c
-----
Harcourt
6%
$1.06/4
—-—
t_—___
preferred
1-
$1.12 Va
'—
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
6%
l
—
National
Increased
_Z.
(quar.i
12-31
'
(quar.)
8
SI.'75
1 quar.i_.c_—
mortgage
334%
Jim
/
50%
Llectric—
Michigan
preierred
Indiana
Hammermill
4.50%
2
12-5
(from inco.ine)______
Mills-—-—-——
preferred
•4.12.%-
'
SI
&s
Indiana
12-
12-16
(quar..)™
1-
1-15
12-25
investors
Head
Indian
12-16
12-31
Canada,
Stock/ dividend
50c
uiuernu)
of
iquar.)
& Light—
Co.
Power
preferred
Jessop
26c
2
investment
Fund
1-15
•
$4.00
..
uiViUend)
t^unaaa.)
net
Incorpora'ted
5
15c
)"T_-____
1-17
4%-
iiiuust^ico—
Incorporated
Income
distribution)
_—
'
(quar.
common
1-17
1-2 7
Petrochemicals
(Andrew)
Jersey
57 Vac
(quar.i_
irom
12-17
1-13
2-
,
Boston-^-
of
lquarterly
3c
8c
;
1-iJ
1-2 7
Lake
Central
Jersey
12-20
1
lioc
vciiwaeho)
i^oaccu
12-lb
2
1-
$S1.25
£._
2
2oc
Imperial Life Assurance of Canaua.l
Imperial Oil Ltd, (increased quar.)
6
60c
(quar.)
1-
$1
_________
ceiKs
12-2-7
12-31
$1.50
(quar.i—.—_______
7%! preferred
iquar.)____
Glass,
Jergens
12-20
2-1
25c
10c
(stock
5
15c
shares,,
6
1
$30c
40c'
-—-
B
C-4SS
A
on
12-
1-
$1.25/
iquar.i
7
1-11
4c
A———
15c
—_—
(s.ock
"AarsV'
6-
8,
plus
gains)
luit/caui c^enutai
2J
2-21
$1.25
/.
r
(quar.)
12-23-
Railroad
income
capual
11-29
12-16
-
——
Jefferson
xnciUs.nes
(quar.)—
(quar!)—;—
Central
ment
1-10
1-25
iquar.
12-27
1-10
'
4%'
.
class
common
ti
Imperial Capital Fund |i 3 c«.uts irtim invest¬
t
Management—
A
Extra
.4%
1-
$1.29
—
(dual/).
Hamilton Cotton Co.,
Ltd.,
•5%
preferred
(quar.
Hamilton
5
12-16
Cosco
Hamilton
2-
<-■
SI.16
(quar.i
—
Jeanette
6
12-
•48c
pid.
Co..
6%% preierred
12-20
1234C
—~
4.60%
Telepnone
Bell
,Illinois:'.Central
12-10
12-20
Cement
Illinois
12-10
12-20
'
50c
,
preferred
Printing (quar.)
F.)
Illinois
SI.25
—
___
(quar.)
Ltd.——
(W.
;
5.16%
Co.,
Halliburtcn
11-29
12 VaC
iquar. >_
(quar.)_,_,—
preferred
D.
itteal
3 %
(quar.i-
So
'Gulf
11-29
10c
12-13
12-
.—2
Breaker,
-_4_
—
Holden
When
10c
diviaendv.
12-23
u9C
iq_ar.i_:
Company
^Circuit
12-20
37 Vac
2
JL-
,
Jewel
I-T-E
12-17
$1.25
RR., common
$5
3
12-20
4%
ins .nance
juiiu
i quar.
preierred (uceum,»------
1-17'
V
1-
50c
Z_~
—„
2-'
50c
Service
Stock
12-23
(quar.)—,r.——,—
preierred
•
Jarreli-Asn
12-30
12-27
37 VaC
dividend
Stock
Gun
b',v
Hyster.
---■
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Guardsman Chemical Coatings Inc. (quar.)/•
12-2
11-29
(4uaiV)2_--l---_™_-./_
p/
co.
2
-1-
Jancke
12c
r'«od prociucts, common Hit.ar.,.__„
preferred
iquar. i.lc,:—
'j
12-31
-—
iquar.)__———
-(annual)
4
12-2
4
12-, 4
aoc
ixjgraue
2
12-
2
12-
SI.12
(quar.)—
preierred
preierred
Hycon Mig., 5 Va %
12-16
i-io
12-31
tj6'.2C
—-
(yual-.;-.
common
i_»oor,
common
pnor
$2.(,5
6
lz-
1
Va %
$14c
—-----
coiUuW«
vLwa.i/,
convertiZlo preierred
Griess-Pfiegtr
12-16
2
1-
56 V4C
4 Va %
GrlesedivOk
corp.,
4
12-16
32 Vac
preierred (quar.)
Greyhouna Lines of Canada Ltd.
US.i:o!
Huyck
1-
27 Vac
———
< quar. ),.■
Huttlg
12-10
12-31
22c
(quar,)_.—
common
1J.-L0
1-
$15e
(quar.)_
Corp.,
2
1-2
5c
iquur.)Z_—_
Markets;
Co.
Gas
cc
3
,
62 Vac
(quar.)-:
v_——
Mortgage corp.—-—-
Erie
Huron
•
12-
Payable of Rec
Share
Name of Company
0/
12-20
4/
common
preierred
o'/r,
12-i6
1-
$1.75
.
1Z-JL6
12-31
12-31
36C
_Z_Z_————-—
American
Greyhound
lquaNj___Z_____-_
a
u'uar,)
Grekver Winnipeg
Green
10c
Payaoie
7 V ac
(initial
(Stock diviaend)
sons
^iupp Corporation,
12-16
1
45c
(annual)
bigai'.'Common—
preierred
1-
$$1.60
tommua
riuuuo^rs,
Hunsaker (S. V.)
f
(Winnipeg)
Co.
Assurance
When
Snare
/
■
■
Per
Holders
'Per
Name of Company
oj Rec.
Payable
Snare
'
.___——:__Z
quarterly
Great
■'
,
Holder".
When
Per
Same
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
1-
ldc
iquar,)—___
a
1
12-20
75c
lr 2
25c
12-20
12-10
12-
6
12-13
'
5%
1st
preferred
(quar.)__
—
$1.25
1-
&
Fink
1
quar.)
12-
6
Volume
198
Number 6325
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
13
(2325)
"
When
Per
Name
Lenox,
of Company
Inc.
Share
(increased
23c
12-17
'
Extra w'a—/--,
Leonard
"
<quar.)_.
(Louis) Enterprises, class A
Levme/s Inc. (quar.)__,
Stock, dividend
_____
6%
2nd
Lewers
preierred
&
preferred
Shares
of
Liggett
Co.
<fc
Extra
Corp.,
/.
25c
$5, preferred
1-
5 Vi %
preferred
E
7%
Stores
(quar.)
1-15
&
12-16
12-
60c
1-2
25c
,12-29
$1.-21
1-
12-15
'
.
1-
1
1-
$1.28 Ve
.
30c
1
Merck
1
1-
20c
12-27
12-
12-18
12-
12-31
32-21
2-
$1.11
1
1
3.85%
1
:
1-15
40c
12-16
E.
MSL
P.
C.
>_
70c
12-10
Canadian, Properties.
on,
t5c
1-15
MacDonald
(E.
F.) ' Co;
Macladden-Bartell
Mack
Trucks,
5*4%
nreforred
Macke
Vending
Stock
5%
Class'
A
on
Macmillan
Bloedel
Quarterly
Macy
(R.
Madison
J25c
~I_™
A:
Powell
•___.
H.)
&
River
,
1-
Square Garden.
Madsen
Red
Extra
Lake
60c
Gold
—L_.l_.__
pfd.
1
43i%
Service,
preferred
15c
12-16
(stock
'
div.)
1
12-
12-20
1212-
12-16
11-20
5%
<quar.)__
1-20
25c
12-20
26c
(quar.)__
1
1-
1
stock
split)
:____
12-31
Industries Shares >(lc from net
investment income & 4c from realized
securities
Mangel
Corp. (quar.
Manhattan
Shirt Co.
(stock
Manischewitz Co. (quar.)
Mansfield
Tire
Manufacturers
&
Quarterly
dividend
<N.
Y.i
Gardens
Leaf
5Va%
of
6
1-
Mills,
pref.
B
Ltd,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
1
12-
6
12-
150c
D
2
(quar.)__.____
1-
m.37Vz
(quar.)___L___.__»__
tl2Kc
1-
Capital Corp.
(a 10%
pro-rate dis¬
tribution of the paid-in
capital and surplus
amounting to $1.35)
Marine
Corp.
(quar.)___;__
___'
'
^
2
12-12
2
12-12
$1 35
1-
50c
1-
1
12-16
1-
2
12-13
1
12-13
76c
12-17
12-10
6c
12-17
12-10
New
$2.10
York
Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
12-16
Common
(quar. i
7preferred
Marquardt'
Corp.
1-15
12-20
17 Vic
1-15
12-20
+
35c
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6''/ pfd.
(M.)
& Son
(quar.).
;
>L Extra
'
Marsh
Supermarkets
Marshall-Wells
Marshall
Massachusetts
(Capital
From
net
from
net
Mathews
Co.
Extra
Investors
(stock
Bank
stock
12-13
3
1
12-20
,
12-20
12-27
25c
$1.12 Vi
50c
'
11-29
12-
4
1
1-20
dividend)---——
(quar.i
;
11-29
12-12
12-20
11-20
4%
____^
Valley,
1
N.
30c
1-
2
12-10
Y. )___
25c
1-
2
12-23
10c
1-
2
12-23
6
12-31
12-14
1 "-31
12-10
1-15
J2-10
'1-15
12-10
1-
Stock
National
->v ;,
11-29
National
1-10
1-30
New
N;
2
12-17
/ National
2
12-17
National
National
Transit
Moore
7%
Ward
&
Corp., Ltd.,
preference A
Moore
Drop
434%
convertible
Plan
(2-for-l
Morton
(B.
From
Mo'sler
&
Co.
1
C.)
12-16
2
(Stock
dividend)
1-
2
12-
3
12-13
12-
3
1-
2
12-13
12-20
12-16
12-
12-27
12-13
split)
50c
f
1-
12-10
2'
1-
25c
(increased)
8
5
12-18
12-16
12-27
12-27
12-13
12-20
12-13
Insurance
Co.
12-19
11-22
12-24
,12-14
12-13
Ne.stle-Lemur
Paper
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock dividend
12-20
12-
20c
12-31
12-11
5c
12-16
12-
_
i
__/_.
l:-
2
12-10
1-
2
,12-16
1
1-15
12-30
12-13
1- 2
12-13
12-16
11-29
New
England
Electric
5 VaC
12-16
11-29,
New
England
Power
$1.50
$1.60
12-31
12-16
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.15
2
12-17
4.56%v preferred
(quar. )__i
$1.14
30c
12-12
11-25
New
12-16
,11-29
12-16
11-29
12-16
11-29
New
Haven
12-16
11-29
New
Haven
New
87
Vic
<
12-30
12-27
12-27
12-
Nevada Power
5.20%
New
6
preferred
2
12-18
"C
12-20
12-
121211-
4<
12-23
11-
35c
11-
1
11-29
1-
1
11-29
11+29
1
—
30c '
4%
12-13
12-27
2-
7
1-14
(Amsterdam,
1-
12-16
2
2
50c
1-
25c
1-15
12-16
(increased)
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
J 15c
1-
2
1-
6
15c
12-13
2
12-13
12-20
12-
6
_Z:,
Y.l'fquar.)
(quar.)I_______
Power
York
$3.75
pfd.
29'c
(quar.)
(quar.I
12-10
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
1-
2
12-16
12-31
12-10
53c
.'_/
50c
pfd.
(quar.i
——
Louis
$1.1834
$1.09
50c
(quar.)
6c
w-
Electric
&
12-
6
12-16
2
12-13
1-
1
12-10
1-
$1.01 V4
1
12-10
12-30
12-
9
1-
61,4
—
,—
RR.
2
1-
(quar.)
—
com.
12-16
12-30
90c
(quar.i___
Service,
1-
35c
'
l
Light, 4%
&
Chicago & St.
State
1-2
(increased-quar.)
Equities(monthly
2
12-
9
1-
2
12-
9
1-
2
11-29
1-10
12-31
'
Gas—
iquar.)____.
preferred
12-12
(quar.)__
Public
preferred
>4.5,0
12-31
(quar.)__+,—
6%
(quar.i
New
12-31
30c
(quar.)___..—_—
A
11-30
1-10
:
preferred
New
York
—
9334c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)„___—--Rock (quar.)__
Electric
Newport
'*■,
1
12-11
1-15
62 Vac
12-16
1-
$1
12-31
20c
Trap
334 %
Corp.,
preferred
1
12-
6
1-1
12-
6
1-
1-
3
12-13
1-
2
12-13
:
40c'
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
3.407o
preferred
(quar.);^_____-_'__r-j'r's.;3.60%
preferred
3.90%
(quar. I
/——-—■/
preferred
4.10%
(quar.)_____—
'
preferred
4.85%
preferred (quar.)——
5.25%
pieferred
Niagara
Share
capital
%
Class
12-31
gains)
A
Extra
class
and
on
A
File
Co.
5%c
12-31
11-29
10c
1-31
2
2
85c
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
97'ac
12-31
12-. 2
12-31
12-
$1.02 Va.
2
2
$1.2114
12+31
12-2
12-31
12-
12-16
r
2
B
11-29
'
$15c
(quar.)
shares^_.—________
$20c
11"
<quar.)_
12-
2
6
12-
2
30c
6
12-3
12-18
3
20c
12-18
12-
$30c
12-16
11-29
$10c
12-16
11-29
Special.r—
Noranda
North
6%.
Fund—
12-
30c
Co., Ltd.—
B
and
12-20
9,0c
——_—
Weaving
Wire
12-13
50c
net
(22 cents from
plus
8
cents
from
income
investment
Niagara
12-20
$1.31 V4
(quar.)
,
Corp.
Mines,
Ltd.
NormetaT Mining,
•
93 34c
______
(quar.)—.—----—---
12-13
12-31
Calif.—
.> .,,—/_
10c
,,
(quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
(Year-end.)
—-——/__++.
—
Nicholson
/
(quar.)
System
Tel.
Co.
Water
12-10
12-10
—
preferred
York
6
12-
1-
59%c
/__.___
12-
1-2,
25 c
(quar. )—____
2
1-2
t$1.75
—
J.i
(annual)
Co.,
&
preferred
York,
12-16
T27%c
;
(N.
—
$1.75
(quar.).
Tel.
2
.81
(quar.)
common'
4
$1.12 Va
,
Trust,Co.
Gas
Orleans
Class
6
12-16
26c
___„...
(quar,)
4.36%
5
12-20
$1.17%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Jersey
New
6
12-16
10c
(quar.)_
$1.50
(quar. I
Telephone,,
preferred
England
New
80c
A
preferred
4:!4%
Bank,
(quar.)
class
4.05%
12-6
1-
(Ohio)
Brunswick
New
12-16
12-20
5,40%
Hampshire. Insurance Co.—
(Increased-quar.)
'
6c
Co.,
preferred
3%/
6
12-
6%
6
12-
,
12-30
J50c
...
/
1-10
New
5c
1-
5c
t25c
■
2
1-31
27c
1-
J 25C
J.!
5
5%)
12 Vac
(N.
9
'17c
;
—
____:
$1.10
./___
12-
(Pgh.)
2-
-
/_____.—_.r__
(N.
lire
/.
Securities Co., Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment ineome____.
12-13
30c
preferred
,12-20
55c
Union
Nekoosa-Edwards
.
common
1-2
15c.
._____/_
12-16
,
(Red
Trust
35c
(quar.)__
__________
30c
B, (quar.)___.
(quar.)
12-16
6c
stk.
i
Research
&
Co.
3
~20c
annual)
(5-l'or-4
2
4-
common
Income
6
1-
Nation-Wide
1-10
11-22%
Winnipeg! —
split);_
Co.
Securities
Quarterly
1-31
tsoc
Works
income
Safe
2
'12-
45c
:_
&
Co.,
./.
Co.
12-
12-20
National Union Insurance Co. of Washington,
30c
Lines
of
stock
12-28
$1
30c
1-
(quar.')
A
common
Guaranty Trust Co.
•
% 42 c
—
National
1-
$1.15
.
/_
J
Morris
D.)
(S.
11-29
12-26
75c
preferred
11-13
$1.14
(quar.)___,
Morgan
John)
11-13
2
$1.10
(qu.ar.)__
/_______
Engineering Co.-—
prior
2
1~
17c
12-20
10c
/___
Trust
and
1-
17V2C
1-15
25c
(quar.)__
common
Forging,
50c
2%
12-16
35c
(increased)
Bank.,
Bank
(quar.i
Locomotive
12-13
5c
'
75c
___u
A
2
12-13
1
11-29
'
Class
12-
Corp.—
Mfg.J—
Standard
12-16
12-16
Ll___—
—/_____!
Montgomery
&
1-
Newark
-
Montreal
12-16
1
(s-a )_•
Insurance
Mills
1-
17 VaC
dividend
Y.)
1-16
2
1-
_________
Investment
&
Machinery
Scfew
1
1-
12-20
1-
—
iquar.)
Life
Rolling
National
2-
tl5c
(quar.j—_—
_________—
(initial
common
>
$37 Vac
Industries1-/
12-31
2 Vac
56V4c
c__
(quar.)
Extra
<15c
—.——/—
nrefpyrM
National Rubber
1-1-5,
2%/
County
(quar.)_,
,v'm
National
12-20
20c
(quar.j
Montgomery
41-15
Corp.—
Reserve
18c
pfd.
A
Ltd.
preferred
Quarterly-
12-16
50c
Presto
6
—
preferred
I".Stock
11-15
56 V4c
30c
(s-a)
"'""'li
G
Rr-
6
Cement, 8% pfd. Caecum.')-
National
12-16
40c
Mortgage
12-
12-14
$1.05
4.50%
Montclair
12-14
$1.06 34
(quar.
Co.,
Service
1-
$1,25
class
Utilities
Linen
Common
'
'
12-
dividend
Montana-Dakota
12-20
Chemical,
dividend
6
12-
■
Equipment/
Chemical
(quar.)
Monsanto
12-20
1
2
iHartiord)—__
Investors
National
1"-1 A
12-24
:
Portland
fc
1
11-
Corp. (quar.)
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)___
12-
12-24
(quar.).
Ltd.,
35c
tlOc
Gil
1-1
1
11-29
12-27
/
common
Gyps/m Co., 'common
National
12 Vac
Auto
$2.50
12-23
1-
12-31
12-14
11-15
12 Vac
._—
National
„
12-13
30c'
(Semi-annual payment of 16c from income
and 26c 'from
capital gains )„+_!+——
Lead Co.
(increasedi,_—______—
12-16
15C.
__/___:
Morrell
12-23
'11-25
6
17 Vac
Extra
11-29
10c
r.
12-10
1-15
Rutherford
of
(quar. 1
Stock
11-25
12-31
2 VaC
(quar.)
County Nat'l
Jersey )
(s-a)
Morgan
12c
Nauoaai
'
Ltd.,
Insurance
&
^Preferred
%1-
37 Vac
(quar.)
Co.
Moore-McCormack
(quarterly
12-31
-
56V4C
,
qiiar.)____
(quar. >_____
12-
11-29
12-10
25c
■___
common /iquar.
Investments,
Monro"
Fund
—_
B
12-13
12-23
2
50c
(quar.)
4._„
12-31
12-23
12-13
1-
12-27
30c
£
Grocers
12-31
3
25c
(quar.)
-___
6
6
National
12-31
1-
5VaC%
(quar.)
RR.,
12-
2
Gas
1-15
12-10
12-16
20c
—_
lire
National
National
___L,
Co—
Breweries,
Bank
_/
,
National
1-1,5
1-10
20c
:.
Welding Machine Co.—
1
29c
L
Electric
Quarterly
1-16
12-
8c,
/___/_
preferred
Monolith
12-27
19c
Trust
(quar.)___
(increased
12-20
1-
1
1-17
20c
Monarch Life Assurance Co.
/%'■. Increased
semi-annual
4
12-
1-
4Va%
Light,
'
Rubber
Monarch
1-17
1-
$0 034
income)__,
(Locust
2'
2-
30c
(increased)
Conveyer
Matinecock
Growth
investment
Corp.
Matheson
Investors
1-
17c
62 r2 c
—
<fc
AiiuuStnes,
Class
12-13
3%
gains distribution'
investment income—
Massachusetts
Mastic
iquar.)___
2
J20c
Maryland Cup Corp.
(stock dividend)-Maryland National Bank iquar.)_
Corp.
1-
1
1-
5
3-18
2%./
preferred series 1951
preferred (quar.)
National
2-
6
40c
....
(quar.
Containers,
434'%
12-16
$1.25
12r
12-
20c
12-16
12-31
3.1%
5d
preferred
Moison
12-27
40c
Martin' Marietta Corp..
common
(quar.)__
4 Ms % ■ preferred
(quar.)—
Maryland Casualty Co.
(quar.l______L_L_—
Masonite
1-3
$150
Co., 6%,
pfd. (quar.)
(Canada)
(annual
WelLs
12-20
40c
III—~£Z
(quar.):
12-19
>1-15
12c
iquar.)
-Marsh
1-2
25c
(resumed)__c
6
(increased)
4.70%
(quar.)
12-
<quar.)___
class
Material^ /(quar.)
Mohawk-
11-29
122 Vic
(quar.)___i_____i_^
Corp.
Power
Pacific
_'.v;3.50%
Ltdr~
L^—
B
Mal'lin-Rockwell
1
-.
Co.
common
Year-end.
'
Maritime
1-
25c
Monmouth
28:<ic
Midland Corp.
(increased quar.)
Marine
Midland
Trust
(,N.
Y.)' (quar. )__
Extra ;
'
Marine Midland Trust Co. of Northern
National Distillers
1 Va %
Manufacturing Co.
New
Mdrine
6
15c
Class: B
Modern
6
l-io
12-
/
4.20%
12-20
1
$1.10
Inc. (quar.)
(increased quar.)__
preferred
Modine
3
12-
Detroit—
Marine
;
12-
12-20
50c
Bank
Corp.J:
•
Mo.iasco
12-17
1-
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.'.:
Mississippi Valley Gas
(quar.
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common....
1-10
10c
50c
Leaf
Maple
2-18
National
Regulator—
(quar.)____.
-
4.56%
,
—
Quarterly
Maple
11-20
25c
Go.
:
National
11-29
12-16
4%
"II'
Trust
..
Manufacturers
L '
30c
Rubber.
Hanover
'
12-31
5c
6
15c
Power Co., $4.60
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Ai Light—'
,
profits)--^_^L.^_____„____L___
12-
i.N. J.)
approval
(quar.i
Brewing
Aluminum
Missouri
Stores
1
Commission)
,/4.40%
General
'
1-
/
Mississippi
12-13/.
Managed Fund; Inc.^—
(quar.)
6
12-31
12-13
25c
—-1
(quar.)
Community
6
12-
;
Extra/
^
(5-for-4
Co.,
Mississippi Glass
12-13
11-29
National
12-
1
conv.
preferred
(quar.)/,___/
& Chemicals
Philipp Corp. (quar.)
f
Extra
12-13
1-
.5%
12-27
1
50c
2
12-13
12-16
1—
'/___
dividend
1-
;
preferred
Mirro
6
12-31
5934c
Majestic-Penn State (stock dividend
Mallory (F. R.i &' Co.—
•
T''
Co.
Book
1-
$1.1114
1-
12-11,
10c
1-31
Corp.
pref.
5%
'
12-31
12-
12-16
10c
(quar.)___/
Manufacturing (quar.)—
Minnesota
6
1-
6,
95c
■-»
Extra
6
12-20
(N.Y
By-Products,, Inc..
National
Cash
Register iquar.)
National City Lines
(quar.)
National Cleaning Contractors iquar.m
Minneapolis-Honeywell
6,
15c
25c
common
.
41/a%'
11-22
12 %c
__/
Mad way Main Lines
Homes, Inc.
Magnin
(Joseph)
Co.
(quar.)
Magor Car
Corp
Public
(quar.)—1!
(s-a)_-_C
Mines
the
to
(Neb.)
Investment* Inc.
Laboratories
3%
15c
Blank
'/
8
40c.
Y.)'___
5%
9614c/
,
:___
Reclaiming, com. (extra)'
preferred (quar.)'___'___^__i
Minerals
12-11
2
Biscuit
1-
1-
Antonio)
N.
National
>Stock
r
Miller-Wohl
11-15
12-16
9
20c
12-16
Rubber
Factors
Miller
11-15
55 c
12-
12-10
...
Westchester
9 7 Vac
Serv.
Insurance
Minneapolis
investment income)
Madison
,
Miles
Mill
11-15
125c
National
National
6
12-20
__;L
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
2
6
12-
2
—
(quar.)l
(quar.),
Securities
Fund—
(From
Maine
Co.,
12-27
12-
12-
1-15
(quar,)__
Life
.43/%
11-15
12-27
12-27
2
12 20
12-27
3%
Bank of Westfield (N, J.)^—
A/2Va-for-one stock split subject to stockholders approval.
,
37 Vac
(quar.)
dividend_______
.Extra
1-15
MOc
___<i__
Co.
Public
Telephone
States
Midwest
11-30
f25c
shares
3
12-
dividend
2
12-30
12-
12-31
National
<
12-10
common.-./.,
(subject
Mich.
Midwest
Ltd.—
;
B
Electric,
Midwest
12-12
1-31
$$1.25^
Stock
of
$1.0834
Midnite Mines
12-12
12-16
:
Year-end
>
12-20 -
2
.
(quar.)^__
preferred
Common
y
12-19
12-27
Bank
1-
3
_—
(quar.)
Telephone of Illinois—,
12-12
1
Tulsa
6c
.
_
Utilities
12-31
2
27
of
12-
=
.LL
Middle
Ltd.—
Paper Co.
and
1-
4%
Steel,
(quar.u_______,__i
Extra
12
11 Vic
,
__
(quar. i
B
45c
.
&
1-15
1-
o%
65s/«c
(quar.)
Power
_
Bank
2
1-
25c
National
1-
12-20
5c
div.)-
(San
12-23
'
12-16
2
$1.25
(Norwich,
1-
10%;
25C
*
(quar.)
Middle 'South
;
11-15
|^5c
i__
t quar.)__
Structural
Class, A
dividend
(quar.
(quar.)_i_
preferred
MacLaren
(stock
common
dividend
Mackinnon
(quar.)________;__
Corp.
Inc.,
Commerce
Trust
87 VaC
-
3.80% pfd.
(quar.)____%,
60c- /preferred
1-15
12-16
&
Mid-Continent
12-18
1-30
•T5c
quarterly 'basist
Macassa Gold Mines Ltd
(quar.j_.l_
of
&
12-20
20C
dividend)
(quar.
dividend
the
4,40%
11-22
25c
___.
a
Bank
6,
1-10
1-
Quarterly
Bank
12-16
50c
12-16
10c
(year-end 1..../
1-
22Vac
,
_1_
E'dison,
Gas
Stock
mow
National
Co.
National
12-16
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.,: 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Mid-America Corp., common
(quar.)^
Industries—
Increased
2
Acme
11-15
12-10
:~
1-
9344 c
2%
12-
<12-16
quar.)
12-31
'
1-15
2
12-10
12+31
1-15
diyidend
12-24
2
1-15
N.Y. 1—
Cove,
2
2
(quar.I;
of
11-22
1-10
-
Inc.
preferred
Stock
2
$1.05
1
(Glen
6
1-
12-20
.
12-
1-
12c
Z_
5c
(annual)
12-
1-
12-13
—-
12-16
45c
12-31
/___
12-20
60c
30c
cents
cents
(quar.)..
National Aeronautical Corp. (Siock
National Airlines
(resumed)
37 Vie
(quar.)
'
M.
RR.
Electronics
Stock
11-29
10c
(2
(quar.i
Co.
11-29
12-16
(initial)
common.
Decatur
Trust
12-16
Acceptance
National
com.
A
4,45%
12-31
12-
Nassau
2-14
25c
.,
Northern
&
Co,
12-13
12-13
1
quar.)__I.
America
11-27
_______
Co/iquar.)
preferred
Michigan
12-31
31V4C
'•
A
3
3
37 VaC
of
National
(increased)
class
preferred
4.35preferred
1-10
1-15
Louis)
Corp.,
(stock
3.90%
1-10
2-
2 4 Vac
(St.
(quar.i
Electronics
Metropolitan
1-10
2-
:,
&
1-
13-
,
(increased
Co.
(quar. >_
y
Fabric
Nashville
12-13
12-31
12-20
35c
5c
1—______
11-30
1-15
12-13
$1.37 Va
iquar.i___
11-27
50c
12-20
(quar.)„__'
,
Ring
Plan
class
Nashville
12-13
1
2
3c
12-16
8V3C
12-
:
12-16
$2f
9
12-20
25c
(quar.)
25c
:—
preferred,
Metromedia.
12-12
$1.24
Corp.,
Narrow
12-13
1
7
12-
'
12-13
9c
Charge
12-20
1
2-
lz-20
$3.50
*
45c
i
-
Machine
2
18c
1
62
—
(annual)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
'
$1.29
(quar.);—.,
(quar.)__
1-
Nac
preferred
12-,13
1
12-31
25%
Associates
2
$1.75
1-
17c
—f
(quar.);
(initial-quar.
preferred
Mesta
6
12-
Cement
Inc.
__r_L_'
Merit
12-13
12-20
12-18
i__-
■
Meridian
12-16
2
(s-a)
Refrigerating ' tquar,
Company, com. (increased
&
$3.50
12-12
121 ac
(quar.)
preferred
Co
Acceptance
Extra
12-12
1-
62'ac
__;>
5%
1-
10c
—
(Dallas)
conv.
'Merchants
12-12
(quar.)
12-31
10c
Corporation
$1.50
12-12
S1.0834
&
Hotel
Mercnants
Electrid-—
Co.
from
6%
12-21
,50c
2-28
25c
investment'income plus 10
capital gains)
System, Inc., common (quar.i
Mutual
12-10
12-31
dividend
'
9
1
_
12-20
12-10
12-23
common
net
12-10
—
Co
W.)
Quarierly
11-22
1-
___.
&
Piston
Investment
from
12-10
12-20
15c
Mercantile Trust Co.
1
$1.25
(increased quar.)
preferred
Mutual
11-29
12-20
10c
(monthly)
:
Mercantile National Bank (Chicago)—-y.
3
12-14
12-
12-16
15c
$1.37%
(quar.)
Portland
Melrose
12-31
(increased)
pfd.
Muskegon
11-29
20c
(q'uar.)_
com.
(quar.)_L
Industries
Menseh
12-27
(quar.j___>
,
6
12-16
12-20
5c
7c
30c
6
12-
'—_
Telephone,
(F.
Stock
11-20
1-30
(quar.)__
_
12-
1
—
Johnson
Medusa
12-18
12-16
12-31
1
Co.,
Mills,
30c
L__
(quar.)
Murray Co. of Texas
12-13
1
1-
,
—
—
45c
12-17
(quar.
preferred
Gas
'2-17
SI.06'4
Light. 4.98%
(quar.)_,
5%.
3-10
-
>■■1-15
tquar.)_
,/■
2
1-
35c
—_L
2-17
6
f93c
:
5.16% f preferred
Lubrizol Corp.
Extra
3-10
12-
12-31
,
4.44%
Lowell
12-31
t$i
17 Vic
„
'
1-
25c
4%
(quar.)
Trucking
Meadville
12-17
/
Gas
%
12-31
■___
Common
Mead
6
•'12 Va'C
(quar.)__./__.
Drug Co.
<increasedi_
Power A*
Louisville
12-
i$i
common;—
Extra
,
12-31
6c
(quar.)
20c
L—
—.—
Year-end
12-16
1-13
35c
;(quar.)__-tC_—i_7_'
Vernon
Co.
12-16
(annual)
Machine
McLean
3
+40c
preferred
Louisiana
McKay
1-10
'2-
Melnor
(quar.
Co.,
Angeles
2
$1.10
_
5Vs% preferred H (quar.)
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Longine.vWittnauer Watch Co.
Los
1
3-
A
preferred
Means
D
Diablo
(quar.)
Murphy Corp., preferred series A
12-16
tquar.)_____,—
(quar.i
—
Class
2
50c
(quar.)
._
preferred
(P.)
2-
12-Vac
Inc.
(quar.•»
Insurance Co.
(Canada)
Drug
12-
30c
_
Cement
Co.
Publishing
$5.50
(quar.>___
&
12-30
new
(annual)
35c
12-16
12-30
under
Corp.
Mountajn States Telv& Tel
Mueller Brass Co.
(qiiar.)_/
12-16
$1.37 Va
Equipment
preferred
(s-a)
Mountain Electronics
12-16
12-30
12-30
Alexander
7%>
11-29
12-30
Pool
Mount
11-28
*
$1.12 Vat
___c
(quar.)
Extra
12-11
12-16
60c
_
20c
—7
McGraw-Hill
(Fort
Brewing (quar.)
Lorillard
12-18
25c
2
(quar.)
Cfas, 4.84%
preferred
Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B
Longs
12-11
Ltd.—
4.25%
Ray)
12-13
87 t/c
——
(quar.)^
Co.
Hcture
Mount
1-10
12-16
Inc.
announcement
.
^
Motion
12-16
5c
Extra
12-12
35c
iquar.i
(quar.u^—
4.35%
■
^
1-2
12-18
'
betterman
Mfg.'
(J.
3
5c
—.
(quar.)—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
Stock dividend —
11-29
2-
$1.50
:__
(quar. i
preferred
dividend
name.
3
12-30
62 '/2C
iquar.)__
preferred
41i%.
11-30
6
30c
Star
Long
12-
10c
12-
Holders
Payable of liec.
Corporate title changed to
See
12-20
2
Share
Doily Madison Foods,
'
(Jonathan),
Star
12-16
35c
__
___
Lone
12-13
30c
Corp.
Lodding
Engineering Corp.
< incr.-qiiar.)__
Loew's (Marcus) Theatres, Ltd.
(quar.)—_
Extra
_>
Lone star
12-10
6c
Aircraft
Lone
1
12-31
Co.
stocx
Life
12-10
,
$1.75
A
preferred
12-10
____
1st preference B
London
3 Vi Vc
1
__
gtd.
Londontown
12-10-
1
1-
______
class
Groceterias,
Lockheed
12-20
1-
a
—
1-
_
,/
12-20
12-20
Company
Industries-
Motor
approve
McGraw-Edison
:
12-20
12-31
12-23
McCormick-Annstrong (quar.) ___'__j_r_„L_
Selph Associates, Inc. (initial)
McCfory Corp., common iquar.)
McDermott
Co.
12-23
12-31
Motec
Corporation^--
$1.37 Va
5C
_
1-15
12-31
20c
(quar.)
Name of
4
75c
_______
McConnick
'
Insurance
_
RR.
4%
Original
Logan
2
'
_
Miami
Si.((0
2
1-
'
(quar.)..
dividend
Special
Loblaw
12-
1-31
(monthly)
(quar.)
Lipe-Rollway
Little
12-18
1
12-
When
Per
of Rec. /'
12-lb
5c
___
three-for-two split
McCall
dorp., new common (initial)
McCord Corporation, $2.50 pfd.
(quar.)__—
12-16
5 ':fl
Inc.
Stockholders
3-18
12-30
C.)
(quar.j__c
__
.
iquai'.)__.—
(quar.j
W.),
(J.
McCall
3 "
j 18c
(increased)
Co.
4-15
preferred
S1.4334
interest
Cup (quar.)
National Life
Link-Belt
1-
12 Vac
_.
Lily-Tulip
<
1-17
f
.
>
Stock
lOC
/.%__
of.Georgia
Tobapco,
Plantation
'Wayne)
Mays
(quar.)
Trust. (Fla. )—
Extra
Lincoln
12-21
/__/._
Myers
preferred (quar.)___
7 %Lihue
12-31
$1.25
(S.
beneficial
Insurance
12V2C
(quar.)
Liberty Real Estate
Life
6%
•
r
Liberty Life Insurance
v
11-27
,
5% ^preferred (quar.)
Lexington Water, 5.75%
(quar.)__
5Va%
preferred
(qu'ar.)..:
5%
12-20
4%
common___
% 10c
Holders
Payable
$2
—
11-18
(reduced)
_____/>
dividend—L
Share
—.•
5c
'12- 6
12-19
(quar.)___-j
Cooke, Ltd.,
Stock
Navigation
Mattel, Inc. iquar.).:
Mayiair Markets^ common
12-17
C12-16
__
Industries, Ltd.—
Levy
6
15c
,
Lesser
12-
When
Per
Name of Company
Matson
6
15c
_
(stock div.)
(quar.)_
12-
12c
„
(N. J. )
'
11.11%
-
Refineries
Leonia Bank & Trust Co.
Leslie Fay, Inc., class A
Holders
Payable of Rec.
American
$
Ltd.__-__-:__—
Investment,
common......
preferred
(quar.)____.—
American
Refractories
--
10c/
12-30
12-
2
30c
12-20
11-30
37 Va,c
12-20
11-30
1-15
12-30
15c
1-15
10%
1-15
1-
2
North
(quar.j
Continued
on
page
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
DAILY RANGE OF
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Previous
Range for
Range Since
Year 1962
34 % Oct
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan 16
81% Mar 9
21% Jan 15
23.
55
56 % Aug
29
11% Oct 24
Highest
'
17
72% Jan
Nov
'v.
22
-11
Oct
Dec
13
Jan
33% Feb
21
25
23% Jan
3
90% Jan
2
99'A Jan
9 V2 Sep
28
21
Oct
25
May 29
1
39% Oct
13% Jan
2
9% Oct
24
19% Mar 15
11% Jan
3
20 Va Jun
25
35% Jan
17
22% Mar
10
May 28
41% May 29
18
14 ye Jan
3
29
70% Feb
7
4% Feb
19
45 Vb May
3yb May 29
Jun 25
,,
Jan
3
61% Apr
31% May 21
Dec
57
24
Jan
6
15
12% Dec
34% May 29
31
40
jan
25
9'A Feb
5
7
Feb
15
45 Va Oct
26
66% Feb
12% Oct
16% Oct
9% Mar 11
,
2
57% Apr
18
87
' Jun
3
91
Jan
17
2
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
4
14% Jan
7
89
2
3
96
30%, Jan 12
22
49% Mar 20
22% Dec
20'/a Jan
4
preferred
16
13
42% Sep
6
Alside
2
271/8 Jun
5
Aluminium Limited
Inc
70%
i6 y2 Jun
22
23
Dec
31
20% Jan
May 29
34
Feb
9
22'A Dec
«J".'
23% Jan
24
26
114
Feb
23
16
7 V
u
36% Dec
5
172% Dec
12
18
4
30
May 18
21% Get
7
65
Apr
Jan
26% May 24
29V4 Jan 17
14
Oct
18
18% Jan
41
Jun
25
53 y4 Apr
22% Jun
62
4
4
Feb
67
26
Petroleum
Airlines
common
Co_—.1
American
11
58% Apr
4
American
Brake
American
38'A Jan
14
47% Feb
1
38'A July
41% Mar
8
42% Jan
39% July
9
9% Oct
mjma.j'r'' 'm
50% Mar 26
23
25
20
22
34% Feb
31 % May 29
13
51% Jan
5
3
12
Jan
3
94
Dec
21
88 'A Mar
25
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
2
31
Jun
25
55% Jan
2
34% Nov
22
28% Oct
24
35% Dec
31
,
—
——
8'A Oct
251/4 Jun
25
44% Oct
1
10% Jan
18
17
,
27
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
Oct
20
24
48 Va May 29
8'A Oct
24
Oct
24
24
-18'A July 19
Jan
Apr
Jan
International
American
Jan
Jan
21
3
2
40% Jun
115
26
May 16
21% Sep
12
"prior
Fdry
&
Climax
Metal
14
American
Meter Co
14
American
Motors
American
Natural
10
25% Jun
26
American
News
33% Oct
23
Co
2
July 22
9% Jan
2
56 Va Jan
2
21'A Jan
2
124% Mar IT
'
26% Jan
3
Potash & C'hem
American
Rad
7%
Std
&
preferred
Sany
American
Research
34% July
3
13 VB Nov ; 15
American
89% Oct
17
28 '/b May 17
De<T 11
39% Aug
20
Amer
5
19
25'A Mar 19
25% Dec
126% Sep
3,
30
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
American
Tobacco
221/4 Jan
2
22% Aug 29
24% Aug 21
24
Jan
2
10
15% Feb
13Va Jan
18
Oct
26
Jun
25
10
May 28
16% Oct
24
54
Mar 30
14% Mar 16
37% Jan
23% Jun
28
37
Jan
25% Oct
26
37% Jan
52% Jan
Jun
27
95
34% Sep
26
49% Feb
28% Oct
23
79
JUli
For
2J
Mar 19
25% Mar
37% Jan
11
42
33% Mar 29
20% Jan
231/4 May 29
35% Oct 22
91
15
16
15
2
4
Feb
18
Nov
30Vs Jan
6
22
2
40% Jan
2
4
27'A Jan
4
28% Jan
28 % Aug-
26
July
14
7
8
24 y4 Nov
13
55V2 Dec
2
33% July 11
22 'A Nov 14
29 % Jun
14
42% Oct
28
54
common
5%
preferred
5%
preference
American
Ametek
AMP
.
Amphenol-Borg
Amsted
Electronics
Industries
Jun
6
Anaconda
3
35% Feb
14
Anaconda
Wire
2
35 Va Apr
11
98
&
Cable-
,Jan
2
Nov
15
9
24% Nov
26
39% Jan
8
21
14% Oct
7
41% Jan
7
Anken
15% Feb
27
22% July
9
8
see page
92
25.
Apco
Chemical
Oil
Corp
&
Film Corp
,.
v/'..,:
■
;
50
6,700
2,400
7,000
52%
52
52%
1,200
5,600
31%
31%
32'A
32 3 a
32
32%
23'A
2 2'Vb
23
23%
23%
91
90'A
9l
x883A
90
87 '
90
85
87
99
^99
'
500
4,800
•
200
100%
56%
56%
57
351/4
351/4
35
35%
38
36%
371/4
36%
371/4
37
'
37%
37%
37%
47
4s
26
26%
7,400
9%
12,300
-/
X48
-
261/4
271/4
9%
9%
9%
46%
20%
21
-
'
16%
22
*103 Vb
106%
17%
17%
*91
92%
37%
37%
*110%
112
18'A
18%
31%
31%
-
9%
/
37%
31%
31 'A
17 Vs
161
16%
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'
128% 129
<
,
27%
27%
13%
128% 129'A
27'%
27%
28%
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,
'
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25%
23%
54
28'A
23%
54
29 >
18 %
'
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23%
54
28
18%
22%
18%
21%
19'A
22
38%
42%
28%
38Vs
43'A
30
21%
—
38%
38%■'
43
43%
28
'30
/
31 Va
*98
27
6.25
/ '
'
-
31 %
—
27'A
17
17V4
18%
18%
23%
54 %
28%
31
311/4
*98
100
26
26%
16% 17%
18% 18%
300
3,700
31'A
3,100
f
31%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
106,300
41%
421/4
41%
42 Va
42%
42%
19,100
20%
20'A
20
20 VB
71
71%
70%
70%
12%
13
12%
13 %
94,700
32%
'31%
32%, ./:
20,100
20%
71
;
16%
*158
,31%
17%
16%
17
11'A
81%
81%
23%
*129
82
,.
4,200
1,000
82i%
.
12,500
900
24
1301%
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132
*129
11VA
80%
*23'%
24
*23'%
24
132
11'A
<
26,000
'
10
7,500
,
34 Va
34
11%
80%
: ':
23%
22%
34%
33%
'
1,400
161
*158
23 3%
22%
4,200
17%
17
'
161
*158
161
11%
/ 140% 141%
26 ' ' 26%
22,200
;
:ill'A Ill'A
30%
33%
29%
26%
13%
'<•
38
31'%
11%
81 %
82
24
24'A
*129
132
29% 30%
92%
37%
37%
265,000
19'A
18'A
*91
31'%
33%
12
1051%
700
5,100
18%
23V4
33 Va
22'A
T 8'%
23
11%
17
18'%
22%
33
17
18
13
33'A
12
81%
21,200
18%
321/4
33
1
18%
111''A 111'A
112
31%
17%
.
92 %
37%
37%
12%
161/
105'%
18
*91
13 'A
23%
140% 141%
26%
26%
%
18'A
92%
32
22%
26 %
*103'%
105%,
32,100
20'%
V 18%
19'A
42%
22'A
22
10,000
46%
60%
*103'%
'
.
'
'
'*110%
/
18
41%
,
26,100
60%
20 'A
1
17
*16%
:,/
2,300
30,800
'
22%
20%
17
18%
18%
'
20%
19,600
,
46%
60%
20'A
221/4
*91
37%
60
16%
17%
18
92%
46'%
60%
,
9'A
47'A
47.
21%
*1031/8
105 %
112/
26%
9'A
20%
21
16%
22
25%
9%
60
60 %
17
46,%
26%
9'A
x45%
47'A
22 y4
48'A
47 'A
25%
27%
X60
•
47%
49%
49
81 %
*24
'
No par
1
72,900
17%
49%
52%
28%
1
1
20c
17V8
50
b
56%
12
5
No par
.21.80
17%
49 T
9'A
23 y4
50
Anchor
90
65
*64
65
16%
177/8
50%
99,
161
No par—.
Co
*64
65
351/4
16%
5
1
24%
24%
52%
70%
No par
Inc
5,000
91/8
20%
Corp
13,600
52%
9%
52%'
*70%
—6.25
Z
18%
24%
1
63,900
71%
Zinc Lead & Smelting—_1
endorsed shares
200
180
9'A
20%
Ampex Corp
24%
24'%
91/8
19%
4—
17%
>170
9'A
70%
_25
25
18%
91%
70%
com
172V2
17%
18 Vi
24,900
21
r.
Inc
Inc
Co
172%
172
40%
20
.—100
Works
Water
57,400
%
33%
19%
^-33%
preferred
34,200
35%
42%
42%
8%
Hocking Glass Corp
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co'„
May 16
24% Feb
footnotes,
4
30% Oct
6%
American
74
35%
40'%
18%
No par
Tel & Tel Co
Jan
17
5.44%
22
72
,
*22'/2
26%
13%
American
22.1/4
35%
71
32
26Vs
13%
5
4,600
22%
73
35%
,22%
74%
36%
23
.
10
2,500
31%
Co Ltd—£1
14 V8 Jun
1,400
32,800
29%
99
*31'A
Sugar
141% Dec
25
39
May"21
30%
23
transactions
Co common—12.50
preferred
12.50
South African Inv
American
30'A
30%
67
57%
18'A
pr,eferred_100
30
2
44% Apr
27
30%
64,800
25%
251%
67%
331/4
41%
commo,.
25%
'67%
25%
32 Va
24%
132
30%
Co
25,%
'
25i/4
67
351/4
17%
10
non-cumulative
6%
25%
25%
23i/2
*129
29%
Snuff
American
4
9,400
56%
*91
Ship Building Go
No par
American Smelt & Ref'g
—No par
Dec
18,200
24%
-
x98%
22
American
131
12%
22%
*91 %
92 %
36
371/4
Seating Co
12%
24%
56%
20%
/
Dvlpt Corp_l
&
400
12%
24%
100%
9 %
—100
6
33% Sep
92%
12i/2,
*91 y4
35%
*110%
com
_.
51,700
42%
31%
American
16,000
16
40'A
xl2%
7
280
12%
15%
33 %
131/4
5
89%
12%
42%
31%
30
89%
16
40 'A
12%
Jun
89%
12y2
331/4
31
18% Sep
11,000
42 %
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No par
17
Jun
16%
49%
;
57%
33%
American
114% Jan
26% Oct
*64
27%
1
2
134% Feb
19
17%
24%
56%
42'%
40%
25
13% Apr
Jan
172
18%
24%
65
16%
50%
.—10
Foreign
23
35%
-
175
1,600
5,300
57
89%
12%
30
22%
73%
2,700
.15%
67%
x22y4
75%
36% '
/
,.
7%
56%
'
—
29%
29%
24
47 %
No par
34% Sep
42
7%
331/4
Jan
162
13%
42
8
42%
40y4
15
7
13
42%
7%
40%
Optical
24
2
12% .'.13.1/8
42y4
42'A
American
Jan
43,800
33%
4
12% Jan
56 %
41%
Sep
26'A Jun
55%
'
99%
1
Co
56
25%
25%
67
1.66%
—
55%
37
No par
1
Co
Gas
28%
1,000
56
100
Corp
90
28%.
28'A
36%
*104%
com
50%
100 y2
281/4
57
2
Inc
50'A
100%
33
80
150
4
2
68
5,400
50%
12%
—
b.ouO
12,500
1001/2
13y8
42%
,7%
56%
90
24%
25 Vs
25 %
33%
37%
50%
28%!
56
12%
331/s
371%
'*99%
7%
56y4
*89%
12% '12%
15% 15V2
91V4 91%
12%
34
37%
x40 Vb
8% Aug 20
8
11
24
24%
65
16%
>50%
24%
65
17V8
50%
7
Mar
23%
May 29
18
'
10
29
July
*170
33%
37
99%
—100
1.75
com
Products
Metal
American
Feb
7
25% Oct
,
21,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
98
36
*16%
com
convertible preferred
41/4%
45% Oct
17
20
28%
55%
13
42
*93%
98
50%
100
2
40% Feb
123
50'/a
99
28J/2
56y4
13
*93%
10%
35V4
37%
50%
99%
*35
35%
34%
98
10y2
33y2
37%
10%
34y2
38
50
10iy2
'
99%
1
1
Corp
Co
preferred
Mach
American
89
No par
preferred
3.90%
26
61
4
331/4 July 18
2
July
19% Dec
25
May
American
106
Jan
2
30% May
1
Investment
39 Vb Feb
16
2
18'A Oct
51/4%
24 'A Feb
92 % Nov
2
26% Mar 18
2
54% Jan
3
22
14% Jan
18
23
46
American
10
30% Jan
19
18% Sep
Hosp
11
101
18% Mar 13
53
American
Dec
23% Jun
81
29
30'A Apr
4
17
2
171/a Nov
2
105% Nov
Jan
3
101 Va Mar 18
31%
'23
Corp_No par
Supply
23
Jan
15
.
41
—2.50
_40c
.
20% Jan
Mar 19
136'A Jan
15%
50,
74
35 Vb
173
18% '/'
65
,
,
74%
35%
61
8
18% Jan
98% May 29
68
27%
24%
25
x67%
28
23%
—
47'A
33% Feb
8% May 29
27
*93%
41% -42%.
77/a
8
55% 56%
*89% 90
12% 12%
15% 15%
91V2 91%.
15'A
91 Vb
60 VB
Home
23% Oct 26
20% Feb
,
28%
55y8
12%
12%
46%
Hardware
American
65
21%
98
10%
33
37
50
*99
90
1
American
29
133% Apr
*93%
98
._12.50
4
65% Oct
16V4 Jan
1
21%
22 %
Corp
49% Sep
32 'A Jan
21%
14,000
Products
30
30% Mar 15
3
Corp
Foreign Power
34% Jan
22
Jan
American &
49% Mar 25
Oct
20% Nov
% May 20
8
73% Jan
23,100
18
24%
Co——6.50
Power
Electric
American
Enka
152% May 16
48% July 18
4
Export Lines Inc
2
122
39% Nov
American
24
14
1
American
Oct
-
23
17
Jan
12
142%
44% Jan
10
2
22% Jun
6
13
12
24
16
33% Jun
42'/2Jan
12% Oct
Oct
62 % Sep
102
2
40
23%
21%
35 Va
__—No par
Consumer Ind
American
49% Dec
106'A Nov
5
23
21%
*165
-
.
American Crystal Sugar common-10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
X—10
American Distilling Co
___—»—10
4
Mar 20
Sep
23 y8
21%
No par
Line Co
3
2
5
97
4,000
23
21 y4
9%
11
Jan
86 '
35 Va
23 y2
52%
24
40'/2 Feb
79
35 Vb
23 y8
42%
41%
101'A Nov
3
34%
33%
28 'A Jan
,
21,700
8,100
23%
22
52%
2
13
,79% Sep
7
24% Oct 23
Cable
&
19.GC0
.
35
-9%
8% Jan
19% Feb
24
Commer Barge
2%
3
2%
12,400
-
23 %
9'A
17% Jan
29 % Apr
24% Jan
15% Oct
Chain
American
57%
34%
52%
5
May 29
13% May 29
18 y4 Jun 28
101
,
American
56
23 %
_5
11
57%
35
41%
Corp
61%
2%
27%
25
Cement
19
60%
3
33 %
preferred
16
—
20% Mar
12% May 29
32% Mar
7%
common
27%
18%
62%
2%
_1
Co
3'
27%
19
57
,
26%
18%
6iy8
3
12.50
Inc
Can
American
34 % Nov
May 20
41% Jan
30
Theatres
American
55% May 21
2
Jan
17
35Va Jun
84
57%
74
Co—'—No par
Shoe
12% May 20
25
47'A Jan
24% Jan
'
56%
Broadcasting-Paramount
19
40% NOV' 22
Oct
,62%
57%
24
i-50 '.
48% Jan
27% Jun
20
26%
19
'
25
25%
25V4 ' 25%
—2
Bosch Arma Corp
25
19
1
26%
18%
61%
25%.
25y2 %
Bank Note common——_5 V
preferred
16
19
27
26%
18%
62%
12%
,
*.100
18% Oct
47% Feb
Jun
26%
18%
66%
No par
Bakeries
2
47% Feb
18 Vs Oct
26%
18%
/25%
25,. /
No par
_12.50 ;
13% Jan
25
41
27%
15,900
1,800
12%
No par
11
Corp
American
6%
34,900
*89'%
12%
,15Va
91V2
12'%
/
1
America
of
American
38 Va May 29
5
,
100
convertible preferred
'3%%
62 %
231/2
—
Corp
American
3
25
Amerace
/
.
,.No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co^_
Amerada
2
July 19
Co
61%
23 Vb
28%
54%
55y2
13
-13 '
42%
42 Va
8
8
55%
55%
transactions
Aluminum
6
11
16% Oct
11
29
,
Feb
22% Oct
40'A Jan
Apr
81% Sep
17
17% Jan
97
,
17% Jan
59
May 21
26
62'% July 22
—————
Oct"
37
Mar"22
3,700
62%
28%
No par
;
5,800
2,800
8%
23%
loy4
10%
32%
32%
37% 37%
49% 50%
*100% 102
_.
16
28
8%
61%
1
^:_10
1
5
100
-
-
27%
8%
23 y8
21%
Supermarkets Inc
1
Allis-Clialmers Mfg common.
10
4.08% convertible preferred—_100
Alpha Portland Cement.
10
Foreign
51 Va
—:
28
..
8%
23%
,
Allied
28
-
8%
35
#
!
Co
28
8%
.
6,700
10,500
,
3
9
—5
—No par
Products Corp
l5
Stores Corp common—No par
Kid
17%
18 vb
Chemical Corp
Mills
67%
17%
23%
*93%
Inc
Apr
Mar~23 /-
Jun
4%
Industries
19 y4 Apr
68%
15% Oct
4
20% Jun
Jan
12 y4 Nov
25
90
Allied
49% Jan
4
Jun
18
Allied
28'% Jan
24
17% Jun 25
45
Allied
Allied
6
Jan
Allied
6
Jun
100% Mar
5
21
14%
10
11
47'A Jun
23
24
Dec
Allen
16% Feb
88
3
23
8iy4 July
21
56'A Dec
2
6% Jun
2
'15'/a May
10
17'A Feb
Apy
35% Nov
4
42'A Mar
4
103
2
19% Jan
2
Aug 30
58
3
2'
Jan
67
17%
63 VB
1
42% Sep
67%
17y4
23%*
5
2
67%
17 Va
62 V»
56%
.
67%
23%
57%
convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
13
60%
63%
63
6%
12%
60 Vb
61%
100
Alleghany Corp common
12%
59%
23%
57 Vb
common..
,
12%
58%
24
61 %
preferred
11
44% Jan
9% Oct
4%%
11
5
81 % May
.
„
13.600
.7,900
12%
59%
27
—.———2
2
1
—
Corp
Jan
10
July
Inc
Aldens
2
Gas
Products Inc—
13
32% Jan
12
Industries
42% Jan
93
34 y4 Oct
J
Alabama
22
47% Jan
Dec
A
Alco
116 %
117%
63%
-
62%
Chemicals
&
26
2
23% Mar
Products
Air
43%
116%
23 y8
63
50c
1
;
Air Reduction Inc
9
.♦42%
67%
'
:
27%
8%
9
No par
Products
Control
Air
9 Vs Nov
19
96
No par
Corp
27'% Nov
<■
5
53% Apr
18
24
96
48'% Jan
Sep
38% May 10
25 % May
9
27
16% May 29
4% Jan, 14
5
10.
6
39% May 28
27% Sep
16
Jan
91
41
14
Jun
67% Jun
21% Dec
12'A Mar 20
5% May 29
2
11
3
4
2
Jan
39
4
89% Dec
28
Dec
19
Jan
94% May 16
22% Apr
14
May 29
24% July 25
27%
Adams-Millis
29% Dec
2% Dec
17%
27%
8%
Shares
44
119
59
17 y4
17%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
—1
,
67%:
27%
Express. Co—i
Dec. 12
*42%
116 y4
27%
61%
67%
10
—1
Co
Steel
the Weelt
17%
59%
67%
'•
Friday
Dec. 13
12%
62%
•
17
24
19
34% Dec
,19
67%
23
18
Apr
50 % July
40% Mar 26
33
Adams
61%
_1
-13
-
43%
115%
116
12%
13 Vb-
Dec. 11
*42 V2
44:.
115%
116%
115y2
No par
Acme Markets Inc
*42 y2
44
12%
Oct
28 y2 Oct
4
18% Apr
56
Acme
11
68
43% Mar 18
84% Mar 15
11
Dec
Dec. 10
1
;
13% Jan
26
8% Nov
6
15
28
1
Mar
.—
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
Inc
ABC
Jan
80
Dec. 9
*42%
1
——5
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Par
_
Laboratories
Abbott
20 y4 Sep
2
67
24
14
15% Jun
Abacus Fund
64% Dec
45
2
2
50% Oct
10
July 29
120% Aug 23
47
'
39% Jan ;< 7
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW
Jan. t,1963
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
"
88
Monday, December 16, 1963
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
SALE PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF
19
.
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the
22
.
.
(2326)
9,000
29
28 Va
29%
30
29
29%
23%
26%
24
243/8
24'A
25
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
700
'*13'%
139%
140'A
139'%
139%
139Va
139%
120,500
;28%
28'A
26'%
H CM CO cr-
27%
*26
<-,
26 %
128%
25
28'%
.
26%
12'8%
119,500
1,490
27%
28'A
1,700
28V2
*26
24%
24%
23%
23%
23%
55
54'%
54'%
600
24%
54%
23%
24%
23%
25
23%
27%
*26
28%-
26'A
129
27'%
28
800
128%
26'A.
26'%
128%
,
42,200
'
1,800
-
28%
1,200
9,000
19%
66,300
54'A
54'A
27'%
28%
18%
19'/a
18%
21%
22
21
213/a
21
38V4
38%
28 Va
38%
38%
38%
42'%
42%
42
42'%
42'A
43 3
28%
29
29
29V8
29
29%
1,860
29%
30 Va
29%
30
5,400
x30
27%
27'/4
7
19
27'%
18%
,
,
21'A
12,200
'
.
;
30%
4,900
53,600
*97 V*
"
*97'A
*97%
s
4,800
26%
26%
26
261/4
25%
26
16'%
17
16'A
16%
16'/a
16%
13,900
18'A
18%
I8V4
18%
18 VB
18%
6,700
'
Volume
198,
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6325
15
(2327)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
-
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
39
44 ft Oct
May- 16
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
Jun
25
23 ft Jun
25
42'A Dec 31
38% Feb
5
40
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
28% July 17
21ft Aug
8
51'ft Mar 19
32
Oct
24
57'A Feb
16
38
Nov
22
47 ft Jun
25
73% Apr
23'
66'ft Jan
7
82ft Jan
2
89 % Jun
7
Oct
2
92 ft Feb
1
25 'ft Oct
24
47
34 % Jan
3
43
Jun
7
9ft Oct 30
18
13 ft Jan
25
Arnold
2 0'A Feb
13
87
l; Mar 22
Jan
12
9 ft Aug
33% Aug 23
Arizona
33% Dec
9
Arlan's
65% Oct
29
Armco
48% Apr
15
Armour
109% Oct
28
Armstrong Cork
26
Public
&
43%
43 ft
43'%
43 ft
43 ft
43 '/:
43'%
43%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
'31%
31ft
31%
31%
33'/a
33%
31 ft
33
33%
32 'ft
33%
31%
32;%
63 ft
63
63 ft
63
63%
31%
64
32
62%
5
42%
43%
1
105 ft
106%
No par
Rubber
*87'ft
common
Co
5
25
23% Apr
16
16% Sep
15
33 ft Feb
26
26 ft Jan
2
34% Mar 27
Arvin
19% May 29
28% Feb
20
25'ft Jan
2
31
Ashland Oil & Refining
May 25
2'ft Jan
2
Associated
Brewing
Associated
Spring Corp
9%
2.50
18
.2.50
43%
44%
105
63%
44%<
44 '/a
106
•
105%
64 Ve
43%
44%
105%
5 ft
37% Oct
1
47% Nov
Sep~27
52
r>f\
..
80 ft
43% Jan
21
Jan"
22
4ft Aug 29
51% May 15
19
25
26
22% Oct
Nov
17
54% July 26
2
66
30% Jun
25
ft May 16
89
*87 ft
89
89
38'%
38%
38
J89
110
39
38 %
38
38
10'/8
9%
10
10
10
1,800
*9%
10
*9%
10
17%
17%
1,400
*17%
18
*17%
29%
30
'28%
29
28'ft
28%
5,200
28%
28%
28%
9,300
18
17%
30
30 ft
30
30%
28%
29 ft
28%
29
3%
3%
3%
49%
49%
19'ft
18
89
*87'ft
16
25
10% Jan
Jan
2
6
9% Aug
2
10% Dec
21
2
lift Jun
19
34% May 29
49 ft Jan
4
13
Jun
11
50 ft Nov
29
91% Apr
6
47 ft Dec 21
87
Jan
10
94
Apr
4
46'ft Jan
21
68
Dec
13
10
31% Jun
27
ft Oct
15
57% Feb
24
48
Jan
2
59 ft Dec
Atchison
3
88
16
85 ft Nov
27
25 ft Feb
5
14'ft Jan
11
18% Jun
Feb
23
2'ft Jan
2
3% Oct
3%
3%
49 ft
49%
49'%
3,300
49
49
48%
49%
19%
20
8,700
20%
19 ft
19%
*19%
19%
60%
.61
61
1,400
10
60 ft
60 ft
60%
60'/a
61
7,100
28
28%
28
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
Investment
lift Jan
17
15 ft Sep
20
14% Jan
3
Nov
26
28% May 16
18
2 4'ft Nov
26
27 ft Dec
July 23
18
:
Dec"27
1
86ft Dec
29'A Jun
3 % Dec
12
4
8VB Mar 12
ft May 29
5% Jan
37.ft Jun 26
58 ft
Feb.
9
46 % Feb
5
58
10
17
Mar 20
9% Nov
18
14
lift Nov
22
May 29
lift Jan 25
19ft Apr
27 ft Jun
37 ft Mar 28
27
96% Jun
104ft Mar
20
94% Mar
19
32
100",
5
88
prior pref
A
V
C
Avco
8
7
Babbitt
&
•
4 'ft %
19
46% Jan
2
9ft Oct 19
21
12
Jan
3
21% Aug 29
Bangor
&
85% Mar
8
71
Jan
2
92
Barber
Oil
20% Jan
5
y% Nov
22
52
24
12% Nov
Oct
22
Dec
39 ft Jan
Jan
37
Jan
3
7
46'A Feb
15% Jan
29
45% Jan
9
21
5%
34% Jan
11
61-
Feb
.
21
36% Dec
13
Bausch
6
31ft Oct
'-47 ft Jan
28
Baxter
9..
10
Bayuk
Jan
Aug
27% Dec
45% Apr
101ft Oct
96 ft Mar 28
18
100
152% Jan'
14
Jan
61
2
50% Dec
3
20% Mar
29 ft Mar 21
17% Oct 24
62ft Jun
2
32 ft Oct
2
103
ft' Mar
I
Feb
95
16
57ft July
19
11% Jun
67 ft Oct
46% Oct
17
11
33ft Dec
13
12% Nov
•;
26
33 ft Apr
10
17
34 ft Jan
2
8
12% Jan
8
16 ft Jun
86
86 ft
96,700
23%
23%
23%
60,600
12 ft
12%
12 ft
13%
19,200
3 'ft
,17,000
Beck
Becton
Shoe
3 ft
3ft
3ft
3ft
3ft
3%
51%
52%
,51%
52%
51
51%
50%
51
50
10
ft
10%
10 ft
10%
10'%
10 ft
10%
10 ft
10%
12%
12'ft
12%
12 ft
12 ft
13%
12'/»
13
12%
13
46,400
No par
34%
35'/a
x34 ft
34%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34'ft
34'ft
11,700
100
*101%
Corp
13
com
B
10o
8
Beech
Beech
Beech-Nut
Creek
&
72
100
*61
44
"
Petroleum
16 % Dec
12
20% Jan
18
13
Bell
&
May 28
Bell
Intercontinental
75% Jan
31
47% Dec
13
59 ft Jan
55% Mar 15
49% Jan
15
54 ft May 28
50 ft Aug
1
63
Aug 26
3
55'A Jun
11412 Mar
1
108ft Jun
128 'ft Mar 23
15
'
1% Feb
2
lft Oct
3
17 ft Apr
1ft, Jan
125 ft Aug
17
20
24
42
Feb
Dec
24
4,7%
Mar 15
26% Jan
2
27 ft Oct
22
43% Jan
3
28% Jan
140% July 24
152% Apr
24
27% Oct
26
5
153
35% Jan
Bendix
36
15
3
&
Co
77? preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
33% Apr
21% Jan
26% Apr
15
9% Oct
24
2
16% Apr
23
Bliss
Oct
24
24% Dec
7
21 % Sep
27% Jan
14
Bobbie
40% Feb
4
48% Jan
34% Oct, 24
Jan
79
Jan.
84
15
57
2
22ft Jan
■85
29 ft May 29
36% Dec
2ft July
4% Feb
2
4% Jun
28
25% Oct
25
22
Dec
27
35
3 % Dec
2
43% Apr
23
55
30
May 29
109
Jun
70
Jun
13'ft Oct
116
Apr
26
99 ft Feb
26
24
52% Jan
36 ft Jan
111
25
2
27
Oct
13
Dec
47 ft Oct
62% Oct
3
46
July 9
114% July 26
Oct~22
30% Nov
21% Feb
97
20% Jan
34% Nov
Jan
28
31% May 16
14% Jan
2
14
23*
12 ft
15% Feb
'
19 ft Dec
Buffalo
8% Oct
31
18ft Mar
10% Jan
2
17% May 13
Bullard
Co
Budd
25
$5
Co
17
69% Oct
Jan
2
9% Jan
2
33 ft Dec
2
14
25%-Jan
2
44% Dec
10
Burlington
11% Jun
27
24% Jan
24 ft Oct
24
53% Mar 26
7% Oct 23
13% May 21
2
32% Jan
23
11
x
7% Jan
20
18
'
6% Dec
18% Feb
10
Sep 25
12% Mar 28
76,'
May 28
18% Oct 24
.
8
4'ft Jan
11
May
12% Jan
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
Bush
BVD
Byers Co
17
.i
3
Aug 20
112ft Dec
27% Feb
15
21 ft Jan
2
85'ft Jan
12
93 ft Dec
11
91'ft Jan
4
95% Dec
48'ft Nov
27
52 ft Jan
3
50
3
55
--'■
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36
36
18
17%
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13,500
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24%
24
38%
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24'ft
2 4'ft
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.
1,600
50,700
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6,700
,
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24%
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^Canadian Breweries Ltd
Foreign transactions
6
26%
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a
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conv preferred__
Southern Ry Co
27%
23 7
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15ft
24
5,100
_
27%
26%
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14%
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.—•---
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22% Jan
14%
14%
13%
____i
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I
16
27ft
*26%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
i
Campbell Soup Co_______.
_1.8o
Canada Dry Corp common_4._1.66%
,
13
25
——
--
27%
26ft /26ft
'
.1
Calumet & Hecla Inc_
c
13
6
27 ft
26 ft
.
a
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1
Corp
.Callahan Mining Corp ___,
9
Sep
27%
26 'ft
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;
27%
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a
1
Financial Corp
,
27%
26 3
32
.
Co
Co
California
7'ft July
27
-
——_:_1
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California
15
58 ft
20%
11
17
33
57%
4
Inc
25
2
32%
58 ft
.5
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lift Apr
3
32%
57%
__5
Co
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Sep
7
92'ft Apr
Watch
33% Aug 23
11
154
32 ft
5
__
22ft Aug 19
19% Aug 21
2*>% Apr 24
3
*153'ft
58%
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Bullock's Inc
Bulova
■
May 29
4.400
154
32%
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Burndy
Corp
.u.Burroughs Corp
4
153% 453%
33
32%
60'ft
59
154
154
10
15%
20'ft Oct
154
No par
Co
26% Dec
8% Aug 26
154%
ft
32%
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25
26
125.300
—15
_
26
Oct
6,600
30'ft
'
X58 %
common
24
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33'ft
30
113
Forge Co
Jun
11
33
30 3i
A——100
preferred
9% Oct
H14% Nov 22
33%
30%
.24%
58 ft
1
Inc
18% Jun
16% Mar 12
33%
,
32
.3
Corp —
Buckeye Pipe Line Co___
Buckingham Corp class A—
Bucyrus-Erie Co
6
24
24%
33%
30ft
100
15
.
-24'ft
33%
30%
8%
Jan
17'A May 29
24
600
5,200
30%
13%
Aug
'
24
19 3
33%
7%
Jun
Feb
19%
24%
12%
37
19 'ft Jun
19%
30
7%
16
34
19%
33'ft
13%
92 ft
22
20%
36,500
24 "4
7'ft
Shoe
'400
1%
30 ft
13%
7
22
l'ft
58 ft
1
Brunswick
11
Nov
1%
34
,
2.50
2
'Rft Mar 19
1 %
24%
154
.No par
series
9,300
120
5
_____
20,400
53 ft
1%
7,500
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joo
preferred
57
120
31%
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4 8'ft
56 'ft
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120
40
51,500
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%
57
53
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1.25
——
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,
6,200
17%
20
3;50
Brown
12
22% Nov
24%
;
21
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2
13
19 ft
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56 ft
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17%
9
48
■'■•.
35
41 ft
40 %
53
56%
53 ft
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28% Jan
5
48
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3%
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26
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79 ft Jan
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16 ft
23%
8%
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4
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16 ft
23%
40%
21
55
16%
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8%
,
10
84ft Oct
29
16%
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9
40 %
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61% Jan
177a
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47 ft
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26
8
18%
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41
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791
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%
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5.50%
27
Dec
39
33%
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8
27
25
28
May 29
9ft May 29
78 ft Oct 17
10ft Dec 10
28ft Jun
35
39%
90%
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20,600
13%
35
39'ft
24%
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13%
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47'ft
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35
46%
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44'ft
33'ft
20',4
8
common
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90
43 ft
39%
& Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common.
3%%
preferred
28
94% Aug 23
12
.
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62
43'2
100
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2
;
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3
,
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14
2
-
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ft
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41
16%
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43
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—
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13
13ft
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62
43%
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11
26
32%
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47'ft
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43%
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13% Jun
4
61
43%
46%
4
24
61
*88%
16
83ft Jan
7.5'ft
12%
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26% Oct
74'ft
90'ft-
7
23
27%
74%
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3 'ft %
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8% Mar 13
11% Feb
25
3% Oct
28%
72%
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5
Co
9% Apr
7% Jun
28
73%
23'%
_io
__—i.
Borg-Warner. Corp
4
9
9% Feb
28 ft May 21
27%
72'%
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13
5ft Feb
27%
73%
*16%
Co
Borden
'43% May 21
9
5% Jan
Sep
28%
72
28
8%
——2.50
—
Book-of-the-Month
90 ft Dec
14% May
27:%
100'ft
28'ft
16ft
.100
Co
'
100'ft
23%
_l
;
Brooks Inc
Inc
100'ft
2,700
100'%
8%
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Co.
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* 40
100ft
102ft
16 ft.
________
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Bond
51ft
4
6
9% Jan
9
Wi
(E
Boeing
9
67 ft May 24
11
35% Jan
21
16
Inc
Decker
&
23% Jan
8
Jan
10% Mar
2
Black
20 ft May 22
Mar 18
41ft Jan
3
ft May 24
\9% Oct 22
4
Aug 26
1001/2
23'ft
—
Blaw-Knox Co—„^
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
12% Jan
70
12,000
xlOO
8%
_________
25 ft Aug
25
50%
%
16%
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7
41% Jun
49'ft,
35
ft
17'ft
\'
Co
Steel
2
9
50
50
24
Inc
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Jan
12
48%
49%
2 pesos
18 ft' May
July 26
5,300
50%
50%
119
26% Feb
30 ft
27%
119
39%
16% Dec
27%
118
31
17'A Dec
27%
118
31
1
27%
—100
Oct
5
27%
preferred—
22% Oct
28% Mar 12
27%
x49'ft
50
6 4 ft
56% Feb
27%
53
33% Nov
,21% Jan
,x27%
,28
57
51%
25
39%
48%
20% Jan
Sep 25
28 %
40'ft
53
Beihlehem
11,100
28%
40
56%
Bestwall
16,200
34%
28%
8%
_
36%
29%
34%
28 ft
40
48%
conv
3,500
34%
16%
preferred
7,200
36%
28 %
53
Mar 19
19 ft Jun
34%
540
11
39 ft
58%
64
16
33%
10%
28ft
53
27 % Mar 14
35 ft May 29
34
42 ft
•
,
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2 3'ft
common
42 '
11
37%
57
15
30
42 ft
10%
37
1—1
Corp
Co
25
18
42 ft
10%
37'ft
48 ft
Finance
16 ft Jun
•20
42 ft
10%
37
_i
40 ft Jun
Jan
42 ft
5
Best
3
Jun
3,000
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Berman Leasing Co
16
160
Jan
10
No par
Co
Corp
$4.50
6
Sep
2,200
10
1
5%
26
34% Apr
Howell
Beneficial
25% Oct' 28
12
22% Oct
1 ft Feb
24
40
1
Belding-Heminway
30% Jun
25
*34
5
Corp
21'ft Mar 28
27
81%
10%
40 ft
,73%
13%
1
_so
4
JUly 16
1,900
81%
10
*81%,
33
27'ft
—.1
Corp.
18'ft
82
10
44%
101%
1
Savers
2,400
62
100
Corp
58%
10
11
x28
40'ft
pfd
1,200
42 ft
x33%
29
Co
70
37%
40'ft
33%
28'ft
39%
49%
620
90
58%
.18 '4
18%
18
8,800
101
90'
*37
ft
37
10%
37
32 ft
RR
Life
9
Sep
x42 ft
ll%
l
14
49 ft
82
42 ft
1
4%%
12ft Feb
34'A Jun
18%
-81ft
1
___
22% Feb
48
*18
37
No par
58
18%
10%
27%.
58
12,600
10 ft
10%
36%
2
58%
81%
xlO
42 ft
58
80%
10%
/
37
50%
"
101
90
xl8'ft
18%
80
10%
io,
com__
50ft Jan
12-
-3'ft
101%
90
37'ft
59
79%
10
101
92
37
'
Belco
3%
36%
'37 'ft
57
18%
.
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90
57
101'ft
101
101'ft
37%
52
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Aircraft
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37 ft
:2.50
(A
xlOl
36 ft.
preferred_10o
Corp
102
92
*90
100
;
25
4
3%
i
issued---
13
2
"
9
Inc
24
8% Dec
13%
No par
Dickinson
When
23
19 ft July
85%
23
13%
/
Corp
Sep
37ft
85
22%
13ft
___i
Ir,c
7ft Jun
-
86
23
13%
85'ft
23
13ft
I
15% Oct
.
85%
23%
12.1'a
Corp
14% May 29
•-1
85%
22%
preferred
45'A Sep
16% Jan
6
22
Apr
24
85
84
22%
__i
Beckinan Instruments Inc
36% Dec
27
30,700
82,700
Beaunit
22% Jan
5
29% Sep
11% Oct
13%
30%
1
Co
100
13%
29%
17
35
28
31ft Jun
Foods
28
13%
30%
14
27
*27
13%
preference__|__:_50
B)
700
29ft
Inc
( James
5,400
13%
10
Lomb
500
9%
18%
31%
28% Oct
Sep
38%
30
13 'ft
Corp
Works
18
9:%
18%
19
*27
28
28
*17%
9%
19
19%
30%
115% Jan
II
29 ',4
18
9%
10
31%
6
1
*28
*27
*17%
17%
42,300
13%
j9
Oct
*18%
30
-
9%
19 %
10
3
31
series
Aroostook
&
4ft %
10%
*18 ft
2%
13 Va
common
Laboratories
Beatrice
7
10ft
19
480
20,300
'
3
31 ft
;
Elec
Ohio
Cigars
Beam
13
32% Dec
54% Nov
&
convertible
39
26
24
17%
17%
10
18'ft
2%
13%
common
Iron
22 % Mar
2
18 ft May 29
36% Oct
&
Inc
Bath
*17%
3
30%
Basic Products Corp
*
17%
2%
30
13%
„
non-cumulative
Basic
25
7
26
19
17'/a
preferred series C
4%
25
30
10% Nov
4
59
22
4%
Baltimore
10
33% Sep
ft Apr 30
23% Jan
1'3
36
87%
16%
No par
Co.
preferred
22% Feb
38% Dec
87%
17%
16%
'
Gas
48% Feb
May
87
16%
Inc__
6
May 28
40% May 17
12 ft Feb
86%
17%..
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,
5c
Baltimore
29
25
86%
3
89
Amer_2 5o
Inc
Wilcox
Tools
Oct
Jun
155,900
i
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(B
33% Feb
8ft Oct 24
59
,_i
Oil
4
60
57%
No par
of
of
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Dec
58%
*88
America_50c
Co
Corp
Babcock
Baker
59
56%
($1.20)
Retailers
20
'
59%
Corp
23
'
55'ft
Avnet Electronics Corp
18 ft Oct
30
8,500
10
17%
22
94
68
,_10c
31
3
66 ft
common!
Sep
16
66
Corp
Nichols
106 ft Feb
Mar 18
Jan
26 ft Jan
9
65 ft
20
Credit
85ft Jan
a
64%
3
Conv
July 10
37
64 'ft
55 ft
17
14% Oct
ft July 24
64 ft
53
85ft
Jan
'
64'/a
53
2%
Austin
12
24 ft Mar
64%
52 ft
90
16%
Atlas
13
8
12
88 %
*88
64
.
Automatic Canteen
Apr
21% Oct
6,500
88%
*88
85 ft
Automatic
59 /
10,900
90
90
16 ft
12
.12 ft Dec
11%
48'ft
85 ft
23
13
11
47%
2%
17ft Jan
30% Mar 29
25
11%
48%
16%
41 ft Jun
28% Feb
63 %
25
Jun
,
11
48
"••88
preferred
7
16% May 29
38,700
11%
49%
85'ft
B
12
14
42ft Jun
11
48 %
1
series
Corp common
5%
preferred
12% Aug
2
11
49 ft
100
common....
29 ft Dec
31% Jan
24
————
11
49'%
1
$3.75
May-16
38 %
Refining
11
49 ft
-No par
Line RR
Coast
28%
10%
49 ft
10
4 ft
100
1
7
Nov
3
preferred
Atlas Chemical Industries
13% Aug 16
20% Dec
9% Dec
16% Nov
3
15
Jun"
9% Oct
,
Co
Atlas
7
/
3%
500
60 'ft
_
Atlantic
21
29
^
3%
20%
City Electric Co com
preferred
-
89% Mar 14
1
Jun
_
3%
49 ft
non-cumulative
5%
11
127/a Nov
81% Jan
21
*3%
3%
18
Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
4%
Atlantic
Oct
12 ft
28%
19%
50c
10
„
Atlantic
2
28%
■
20 ft Aug
41
"28%
x60
Associates
27% Jan
85
8,200
*87 ft
1
Co
Associated Dry Goods Corp
53,000
105
*38%
'
2 ft Oct
18,800
44 %
103 %
89"
_1
Inc
18,300'
64%
43 ft
104%
105%
2,800
12,900
'
39'/a
39
.1
Corp
Constable
Industries
Shares
43 ft
_
Co
15% Oct
May 13
the Week
31%
Corp
20ft Jun
5
Friday
Dec. 13
12
Dec.
43
preferred
$3.75
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 11
10
Co
Co
Armstrong
Wednesday
1()
-1
Service
Stores—
Dept
Steel
Dec.
;___2.50
—No par
Aro Corp
33
Tuesday
Dec. 9
<
/
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8%
8%
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33%
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34%
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8%
80
1,400
2,900
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34
9
>34
34 ft
17.400
6,300
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Range
56
Oct
25
32% Jan
26
29% Feb
12
30
19
Dec 27
29
15% Apr
8
101% "Jan
2
60% Jan
10
72 % Dec
12
45% Mar 14
32
22
4174 Jun
4
8
36
43% May
9
28
36% Jan
2
77
Mar 12
48
15 % Mar
8
103
V* Jun
25
64
26% Jun
28
49 % Sep
3
'
26% Oct
26
38% Oct 23
9% Jan
4% May 29
July
44
29
54
4
64% Jan
4
3% Jan
22
Jan
10
29
1
5
Jun
26
91
Dec
16% Jun
14
42% Feb
28
2
90
19 % Sep 21
14% May 29
25*% May 28
26% Feb
23
23% Jan
2
36% Jan
2
Mar 13
30% Jun
Central
Central
Central
Illinois
10
102 74 Apr
4
47bfo
1
7
Central
Illinois
Central
&
Soya
41
Nov
.26
22
47% Feb
Nov
11
32
Jan
22
Central
20
14% Jan
23
Ceiitury
Jan
19 % Jan
2
33% Oct
16
Cerro
60% Jan
13% Jun
6
19% Feb
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Certain-teed
20
6
257b May 23
2% Sep 25
4% Mar 13
33
17% Oct 23
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Jan
35
Aug
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9% Apr
30% Oct 24
49% Feb
33% Jan
2
47 7V May
22% Oct
25
38% Feb
16
25% Jan
2
337b Sep
Jun
21
Nov
27
96% Jan
22
41"% Feb
16
32% Jan
2
3% Oct
91
100
29'/a May 29
37% Oct
31% Dec
21
29 % Feb
12
24
31% Apr
11
17% Nov
22
25
25% Feb
7
18% Jan
2
37/a Oct
24
10% Jan
2
5 % Jan
2
5
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44% May 28
4
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37
May 29
62
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3
Oct
22
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4
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6
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7
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11
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23
19
16% Jan
14
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27% Feb
14% Jan
2
27% Jun
25
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15
29% Jan
17
24
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8
20
19
2
9% Jan
2
39% Sep 17
16% Aug 28
51% Jan
3
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22% Feb
7
13 % Jan
2
34 74 Aug
8
20% Jan
2
54 7b Dec
11
34% Jun
3
287b Sep
30
38 7b July
29'
24
31% Jan
12
26% Jan
3
30
26% Feb
2
18% Jan
2
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Feb
20
Jun
22
35% May
15% Jun
25
21
Mar 26
18% Jan
4
May 28
29
Jan
4
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11
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2
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24
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15
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——
4-
Chrysler
99% Oct 24
,
5.300
41
48%
31%
151
pfd__—100
Chicago & North Westn com..No par
5%
preferred series A_,
1—100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool ——8
Chicago Rock Is! & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—---—No par
Chickasha
Cotton
Oil
..—5
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
——25c
Chris-Craft Industries
—--_1
28
36% Feb
14% .Nov
Corp
'Class. A
5%
5
19% Oct
Corp
Motors
4,500
41%
No par
—No par
Inc com
preferred
%
48%
1
Inc—
20
20,400
'
,
25
2
34
4%
Chicago Great Western Ry com—10
5%
preferred
—
-50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
22
13
34 74
————-■10
Co
Refilling Co
.
8% Jun
19
34%
*104 74: 105/
_
14% Oct
Nov
34
93
1
Chemway Corp
—1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3 7b v/c
convertible preferred.—100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
10
20"
.Jan
Gotham
Chemetron
64% Feb
48;
3344
5
Checker
13
1
.
337b
a
48 7'2
No par
Champlin Oil &
21
18
12
2
51% Jan
$4.50
21
Sep
110
7
Mar
92
/9
334b
Champion Spark Plug Co—— 1%
7b Dec
46
3
2
11
33%
Products
Champion Papers
'68% Dec
Jan
Mar 29
Jan
9
33 74
5,700
72%
105
70 7b
Co ——No par
Corp
25
26% July 31
•"
51 % Jan
45
60
Oct
32
717b
105
41%
No par
—>—
Chain, Belt
11% July
•
Co
Industries
Chadbourn
24
27% Oct
...
72 74
West Corp_—2.50
31
417b Oct
Oct
May 29
,
18
7174
*104 74
104
31%
Corp——1
Cessha Aircraft Co —b
—<—1
102 7b May 24
15% Jun
21
*10474
71
Service—No par..
Pub
South
13%
105
—i——100
preferred
8% Nov
2
23% Apr
30
Oct
26% May
13%
70
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
22
22 % Mar 11
13%
48%
—1
com
3.300
1374
707b
common———
Light
6,400
24
117b
38 7b July 15
19
4174
23%
6944
Instruments
Central
4
19% Nov
2
Corp
41
23%
33 7
No par
_10
Corp
41%
69%
100
--7
___
Shares
41
13%
'
497b Apr
15% Jan
33
3 % Mar 27
25
12% Nov
Tractor
Products
the Week
2344
'24
*10474
Friday
Dec. 13
I'i
69%
104
7
40% Nov
15
96% Dec
23% May 29
13%
-1
——
preferred
Cenco
'
Apr
13%
22
Jan
26
46% Apr 19
25
13%
Jan
22
52% Mar 30
May 29
i.3%
—1
—20
Corp——-—'—I
Aguirre Sugar Co
5
Foundry Co ———
,1
3
101% May 28
July
24
No par
Light
preferred—.
2nd
Steel
5%
24
54% Sep
5
Jun
17,;
preferred
Celotex
18% Oct
25
35
41
23%
Corp of Amer com—No par
1% 2nd preferred
—
-TOO
4 72%
conv preferred series A_100
30% May 21
43% Nov
93
Ceco
4
15 % Jan
68
417b
23%
Ry_100
Ohio
&
Co commonl——
Caterpillar
10
95 % Sep
Jan
21
20%: Mar
16
1517b Dec
38% Jan
14% Nov 13
28% May 29
11
Jan
Jan
133 %
19
417a
24
Celanese
5774 Dec
„
124% Jan
79
27 % Sep
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6%%
'
36 % Mar
&
Power
(J
7%
6
11
497b Dec
/
20% Jan
Case
11
5% Nov
34% Mar
/
Mar 22
137% May
9
44
25
7
29
127b Nov
8
101% Nov
8
Jan
3
Oct
41%
23%
Carpenter Steel Co
~—-5
Carrier Corp common—10
47b % preferred —-L
-——50
Carriers & General Corp—
1
Carter Products Inc
-f——-1
81% Oct
Jan
7
Carolina
9
51% Aug
35
29% Jan
42 % Jan
% Jun 25
Jun
July 23
2
Clinchfield
Carolina
4174
-———No par '
Corp
Dec.
41 %
5
Mfg Co
Sales for
Thursday
'
Dec. 11
10
10
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
May 21
108
Jan
Jan
26
18% Nov
28%
Nov
3% Jan
70
2
% Jun
2
Nov
44% Feb
% May 29
45% Jan
Carborundum
Carey
23% Nov
13
30
10
12% NOV
Jun
45
Highest
49% Apr
24
11
Jan
,
39% Oct
Mar 16
24
Dec.
Dec. 9
Par
EXCHANGE
VV<'diiestiay
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sijnce Jan.1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
37 % Oct
9
Monday, December 16, 1963
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
96
;
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
22
.
(2328)
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,
21
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13%
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90 %
90 %
104
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19.800
-
15.800
/
93
July 10
101% Jan
29
Oct
Dec
14
52% Feb
16
107
2
27% Jun 25
32 v Jun 27
Mar 22
90
103% Nov
49% Mar 21
'
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5
36% Dec
-55% Jan
8
106
4
187b
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35% Feb
20
Jun
27
8% Dec
31
C I T Financial Corp
26
Service
Cities
6
Aug
6
121
$2.25
5
Co
20% Jan
2
65% Aug
26% Nov
15
37
Mar 23
24% Jan
3
34% Oct
28
14
Feb
7
7% Nov
18
10 7 b Dec
9
15
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16
Cleveland-Cliffs
38% Jan
4
29% Feb
5
4574
48% Jan
2
37% Jan
2
50
Oct
30 % Nov
27
26
'
9
34% Aue
'
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City Products Corp
City
Co
Equipment
Cleveland
58% Jan
3
65% Oct
12
64%
Jan
8
33 % Feb
6
37% Apr
3 6 % Jan
22
Jan
17
1,2
35% Oct
9
46 74 Jun
11/
Clevite
49% Nov
30
42
1
577b Oct
314
Cluett
136
57
31% Oct 23
31% May 29
134 % Jan
3
143
July
3
103%
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2
Mar
70 % July 22
6
407b Nov
May 29
12
27% Jan
19% Nov 26
4
20
Sep
20
84% Jan
3
107% Dec
13
2
24% Oct
207s Jan
40
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May" !
Nov
40%
Aug
49
29
847b Mar
,
5
4
80
Apr
17
19% May 29
34% Dec
13
22%
Nov
22
41% Jan
19
22% Dec
10
Sep
35% Jun
1117% Aug
15
23% May 15
~7
%
'
30
Oct~22
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17% Jan
Collins
Radio
Colonial
Colorado
16
18
Southern
&
Mar 19
Jan
7
60% Dec
5
31% May 28
45%
Dec
7
42% Jan
7
84% Oct
28
Columbia
Broadcasting
22}
Oct 24
30 % Apr
18
12
Columbia
Gas
14
Jun
25
69
Jun
4
Dec
41
'
14
41
26% Jan
Jan
17
21 % Nov
22
79% Jan
26
77% Jan
2
72% Mar
16
May 29
67
307b Jun
2
2
24% Mar 19
31
31% Feb
16
Jun
27
55 % Jan
5
15% Jun
25
37% Mar 23
20% May 29
34
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Jan
Feb
25
48% Feb
4
22 >4 Nov
19
13
13
44 % Jan
2
54 >,h Sep
16
8% Jan
21
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11 % Oct
15% Feb
24
Oct
3
8
4
7
13
'
30
Jun
8% Aug
5
50'2 Dec
25
Dec
10% May
18
Apr
/ May 29
96
May 29
25
49
113% Mar 30
49% Jan
2
27
39
Jan
2
21% Oct
24
Aug
5% Oct
42% Apr
101% Dec
23
Jun
*2
96
Jan
Dec
24
Oct
5
1
4.12%
conv
Laundries
13
18
Mar 25
Coal
Consolidation
Consumers
1
No par
Co_
Power Co com—
.—No par
$4.52 preferred
—_:
No par
$4.16
preferred——.
—No par
Container Corp of America coin_—5
4%
preferred
—-----100
$4.50 preferred i.
4
18
35
Nov
1
Jan
23
96 \b Dec
2
14% Sep
11
Continental
Air
54% Sep
5
109% May 31
Continental
48% Jan
105% Oct
2
88% Apr
2
5
4
40% Nov
19
22
Dec
4 % Jan
2
26
17% Jan
3
16
8% Feb
21
25
12% Jan
29
56
43 % May 29
917b Jun
10
13
Feb
72% Feb
,
19
Feb
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87
52% Nov
,
10% Jan
17 '
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6% July 12
July
9
64% Feb
15
20 "a
22
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2
5
66%
2
53% Jan
Jun
48
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13
56
Nov
1
49% Sep
11
$5.50
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Can
is %
May 29
56 % Jan
~
2
41
Dec
36 % Mar
18% Oct .24
23
Sep
27
8% Oct
1
18% Oct
23
12% Jun
27% Oct
40
25
34% Feb
,
5
34% Mar 19
157a Feb
43
18
Jan
23 % Mar
4
6
21% Nov
27% Jan
12
113% Dec
9
$5
preferred
conv
16% Jan
2
Continental
.Control
Data
Co
of
America
-
—
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co——
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper
2
42% Sep
11
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Mar 29
60 V4 N 0V
4
32 % Jan
5644
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33 7b
106%
107
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567 b
56
77 Tb
-
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33 74
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33%
106
11,900
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5
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138
138
138%
40
38
77 7ft
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.—.-50c
14
49
557b
220
39
374 a
77%
Steel
7b Nov
26
5544
,
*38 7b
,29%
preferred..—No par
Controls
3
25.
$2
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
15
557b
39
'37r'a 438%
*
29%
—
34% Sep
J.7% Jun
567b
*38 %
3844
2.200
10.700
7b
764b
Copper & Steel
preferred
28% May, 28
26% Jan
38%
*38%
,
32
297b
234b
convertible
2
25
38%
69%
,76Tb
—No par
com—2
25
Continental Insurance————--5
Contdnental
Motors-.
1
Continental Oil Co common
—5
$3.75
Continental
4
2
43% Mar 21
see page
7
23
60% Mar 28
footiiQt'es,
12
Jan
26
5
18% Oct
May 28
For
•
39
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*68%
75%
'
53 74 Dee
*38 7b
3974
31%
6944
32
2 97b
10
common
39
39
32 74
*68%,
69%
78%
VNo par
_
*68 7b
44
29%
Inc^——1.25
Lines
preferred
Continental
69
29 •%
Baking Co common—5
6% Jan
43% Apr
3
*68 %
77%
Corp-bi— 5
94
2
32%"
687b
29 %
Natural Gas——10
23% Jan
8% Mar 15
324b
32
32%
8.300
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Corp ——1.33 %
Foods
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
93
46
78
Consol Electronics Industries-—.—5
5
105 /Jan
45%
/29%
.
;—No par
pref Series A—__100
11
,5074 Aug 26
4
21
46
59%
i
Dec
102 7a Jan
10
Nov
93
4544
9
com—No par
Y
N
2
50% Jan
May 29
8% Jun
4
10174 Dec
of
9
107% Dec
25
47 %
7
12
Jun
Mar
Dec.
Edison
preferred
53% Dec
2
40 7a
$5
2878 Mar
3
4
35 7a Jan
7
Consol
68' 4 Aug
35
3
2
97
j,
11'
49% Nov
6
46'4
32
3774
—1
94 % Apr
25
16
13
39% Sep
•
27
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24
38
1157b Feb
16
56% Jan
20
35% May 29
July 20
28
4544
9 Tb
207it
,_12.5n
Co_
HMtcon
Publishing Co
issued—'l
When
"25
24% Jan
30
45% Feb
15
101
27% Apr
33% Feb
36% Mar 16,
65% Apr
/ 89% Jan.
3
17% Jun 25
02
Jan
109
4544
27
——————10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
—No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
—__1
5
15
38
45%
94 b
a
23%
Cone Mills Corp
17
Dec
89% Feb
18
25
2
2
105% Apr
109;.' Feb
Jun
97 % Jan
29
45%
107
■
pfd series* A—20
conv
Nast
Conde
7b Nov 21
75% Oct
2
Nov
19
107% Oct
25 % Jun
46/ May 28
30% Oct 22
33 % May 29
94% Jan
3
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817« Jan
4.5%
Commonweal'6
29
12
12
15,600
—
1
16% Nov
S
34
Sep
Nov
14
83% Dec- 27
65% May 28
103
30%
43 7b
40T«
Engineering Inc—
1
Commercial Credit Co common—.5
47b%
conv
preferred100
Comrhercial Solvents common
1
18
111% Feb
4374
*80
Combustion
22
32%
9 Tb
-3,800
9%
44
23
,
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec~*-5
14
32%
43%
33 7b
—No par
preferred——-:
30% Dec
19
2
11% Jan
May 29
7% Jun 25
$4.25
33
32%
1,900
44
138
pfd—100
System..2.50
Inc——10
14
74
Mar ^0
21 'a
45% Jan
35 :
,
Oct
84
NoV
22
1st
System
2.600
9%
1057b
50
Columbia Pictures common—-.—-5
29% May 10
101% Sep
38
noncumulative
4r/c
23%
43%
Ry—
51
23 %
10%
55%
50c
B„.
5.400
237a
15,600
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44 7 b
944;
39
1
series
preferred
57%
23"a
39
common-—5
Iron
&
Fuel
,5%%
Colorado
41
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—No par
America—
62 %
111%
57%
44
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—
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1.1174
57%
10 74
687b
stocks—50
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63
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4%
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of
33
43.300
111
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110'b
,
2344
,
160
40 7b
44%
32 %
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39%
5874
2344
33
40 %
2.800
10
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Co__
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24 7 b
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39%
560
44,
112
58
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Collins
33 7
33 7b
43%
3374
587;,'
23%
23%
4474
8.000
43%
--—100
producing. 33%c
Co,———.—No par
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y——1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50
preferred
.No par
4
10% Apr
23%
584.4
■,
43%
6344
63,4 b
111 74
11044
110%
58%
•
■
64
63%
64
112
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13
39% Sep
8% July 19
3
327a Jan
48% Jan
9
"30
444b
38%
58%
_—1
Ilium..
Corporation
preferred
7%
3844
63%
Peabody & Co common—3.25
Coastal
38
•
39%
44,74
38%
103 7b
-
Co
Iron
& Pitts
44%
1117b
Coca-Cola
21
18% Jun 27
75%
T
guaranteed
Special
May 14
147
Nov
28 % Feb
70
——
Co
Electric
44
—
Stores
Cleveland
5
44%
36%
l-'No uar
No par
—5
-No par
«———5
10
City
,907 b
1037b
44
—10
common
preference
conv
.19
1
NoV
_
preferred—
$4.40 conv
54% Nov
23% Jun
31% Oct
———190
Co.—-10
No par
90
90
105
*103 74
106%
1047b
Cincinnati Milling Machine
72% Aug
2
*
25%
X90
92
91
100
„—
preferred
4%%
com.8 50
Electric
&
preferred
4%
46% Feb
5
59% Feb
112% Feb
Jan
Cincinnati
5
49% May 13
24
,
29
106% Jun
6
36 % Mar 20
97% May 29
44% Oct
Apr
97% Sep
28 74
19
24% Nov
87 %
,
25
25%
24%
'■
20
19%
1944
1974
19%
8.400
24 %
24%
24'%
25 3a
25%
25%
8 8°0
40%
4074
39%
40
39%
40%
3.300
58
58%
58%
58%
58%
59%
19.400
Number 6325
198
Volume
..
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2329)
1
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range fo: Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. t, 1963
Year 1962
'
105 V* Jun
14
92 Vb Jsn
Feb
90
96% May 17
5
Oct
31
5
Dec
28
5.Va Dec
36
91% De?
Nov
22
15% Jan
31
Coty
6% Sep
23
Coty International Corp class A/.lc"
—
Foreign
24
68% Jan
2
42 % Jan
2
62
Dec
11
17
83
Dec
27
81 %
5
85
Dec
ll3,Oct
26
19% Feb
12
10% Dec
12,.
14
% Jan
8
21% Dec
10
25% Feb
19
Crane
13
/Mar
26
26
13
Apr
Oct
24
jv»% Jun
20
17% Oct
24
42Va Mar 19
14 V4 Apr
Dec
18
34% Dec
24% Nov
2
22
Jun
14
18
30
41
27% Aug 24
48
24
Sep
37Va Aug
8
7
97
Aug
12% Oct
27
107 Va Feb
Feb
48% Nov
58
Apr
24
too
Jan
23
27
103
Jan
25% Sep
4
Jan
..--a
109% Oct
25
"15% Jan
13
6% Nov
27
3
70% Jan
29
52 >4 Jan
3
45% Oct
12% Feb
9% May 29
19 V4 Dec
Mar
10
13
.
.
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2
19% Jan
3
20
5 % Sep
200%
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92
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14
Jun
25
35
25% Jan
J
39% Feb
61%
62
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14% Feb
19
8% Aug
20
>13% Oct
✓14% Jun
27
20% Aug
io
17 % Nov
22
13% Feb
24 %
May 16
31% May 29
35 Va
Aug 21
33% Jan
j
38% F*b
47Va Oct
24
78
Mar 20
52
7
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la
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
40% Jan
7
46% Srp
3
5
91
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12
69 1
Apr
3
9.3
15V4 Feb
7
Jan
2
1
2'
22% Sep
Aug
*85
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800
5
2,200
61
61
86
85
85
10'%
10%
10%
10%
21%
8.600
21%
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21 %
21V4
21 Ve
21%
24%
21%
2.100
24%
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24%
24'%
24%
24%
24 "a
19%
19%
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19%
19%
19%
19
19 %
18%
19
common—-250
3 ."a
32-U,
31%
32 3 4
32%
33
323«
32 7
32 %
32 7
Cork
Crown
$2
&
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preferred-
Crucible Steel
5 % 7(
Cuneo
Press
4o
*48
56 3
96%
23
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*D7
22%
5
22'
-—5
96'
225»
22%
22%
53%
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11 %
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Inc—2.50
Publishing common-^
1
prior preferred
b
No par
Cunningham
Drug
Stores
20%
20 3 a
$4
$1.60
prioi'
67
Class
26
common—1_.
A
300
56%
28;800
97
22 %
22
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2114
22%
6
%
21%
6sit
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170
22%
24,500
108
100
22 3
6%
5.1C0
a
6%
5,800
55
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55
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10%
700
20 %
2.100
8%
51,800
10%
10%
10 3»
20%
2012
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20 %
20
100
,
7%
7%
73a
34
34%
34%
34%
34~a
36
36 %
38
37%
37%
11%
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12
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11%
12
12 %
12 %
12%
2.3C0
18
18%
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18
17%
18
17%
18
17%
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33.900'
1
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;
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7'
48%
96%
106 >/4
a
38,900'
55%
x22'4
55
1.800
27,300
„
57
10%
-
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100
No par
1
preferred
Curtis-Wright
2 3!;.
«
7 11:
Curtis
48 %'
xl06 %
21%
6"'h
*52
a
5,200
96%
56 3 a
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109,-
21%
6%
53%
11%
21%
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6%
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57 %
96
109
21%
>
55
48
56%
96%%
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48
57%
ft
22%
103%.
24'.1
48%
56 3 a
,
*85
25
96'4
100
——I
Inc
24
22-
No par
Packing Co common
preferred
,—,
86
55%
preferred,—100
Corp—
'
48
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50
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19
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9
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53
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30
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1
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14
27
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16
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108
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29
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~
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107%
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13
40
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13
11
107 3 it
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4% Feb
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2,600
17,500
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7
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18
,
241
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2
239 %
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22
4
19%
2% Dec
July 18
245 3
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10%
5
Nov
242 :J4
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3
9% Jan
246%
10%
80% Jun
23
13.100
3 i'
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13
49,500
64
15%
10%
2
58 % Mar 11
5,200
21%
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19%
3
2
Vb
20%
64
18
18
17%
a
15%
21
64
15
14%
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15 3 a
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30%
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38
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10%
19% Jan
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64
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68
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26
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26
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24
24
21
26%
22 3
22 'a
34
66%
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4
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Oct
Oct
Jun
66 3
22%
22 14
1
33%,
66
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2
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18% May 29
223
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80% Sep 25
43% Oct,
1
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55
221
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22
12 >
12
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23 '
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common—
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6%
57% May 14
51
Mar
6
2
Co
Bond
Electric
49% Oct
200
-26
10%
common—-1
Nut Corp
Stop
213
25 3a
24%
-100
preferred
Electric
5V4 Jun
2
9
26'2 Jan
30
27
Inc
preferred
35% Dec
27
Stores
Products
Ekco
102
21 %.
„
.
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———.—50
Feb
91 Vb
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a
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preferred
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26%
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Eaton
64
28% Nov 29
22
27 'it
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10
com.
17
26
24
Jun
Steel
15
Aug 23
4V4 Sep
Kodak
Eastman
21%
26 %
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preferred
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3
22% Jun
Euel Assn
&
prior
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6
12
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1
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101
38% Jun
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3
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122 % Apr 26
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23
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preferred
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•
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Duquesne Light Co common--—5
$3.75 preferred /.———
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6
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—
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19
33'/a Dec
25
Aug ,13.
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preferred
Aug
v
1
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19
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$4.50
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50
7
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5.400
25'
a
64
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—
47 V4
26
May
47'% Jun
29% Feb 19
23
May 29
23 V» Oct
% Jun
18
45
15
19
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47 V4 Apr
Corp
20
21%
45%
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1
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Nov
a
44 3 a
.
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19 7
44%
507
—__1
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Dunhill
34% Aug
.6
12
45 V4 Jan
USA Inc
Co
Dnplan
89% Jun
27
Jan
44
42% Jan
45
Power
4
109% Mar 15
2
No;
Drcwrys Limited
DuBois. Chemicals
Duke
12
261
10
41
4
20
227
50c
_—___—
10 Va Sep
24
Apr
30% Jan
.
Sep
18%
43%
•»
65
~—.—5
Co
Industries
18%
43%
✓
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Corp
Chemical
18% Nov
2
22
39
14
No.par
673a Dec
Nov
34
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Dover
Dow
105% Apr
.
14
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17 %
43%
1
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1
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5
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10% Jan
27
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2
Apr
Fund
13
2*
4
13 Vb Jan
220
32 Va Mar 22
24 Ve May 29
22
16 % Jan
3,> %
2?
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5
12
Mar
I.VV4
May 27
31
Jan
22% Jan
.
22
Jun
29',4 Apr
29% Jan
9
22 Va
8
13
92
4
55
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5
43
20 Va May 29
'*
,
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6
.
20.Vb Oct
4
40
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20% Jan
26
16 Va May
.
17%
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25%
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transactions—
Foreign
25
16% Jun
20 % Dec
3,800
42,400
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4 4%
251
/
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26%
•
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Houses
"
May 29
15
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35'
0
36 7
8
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a
1,800
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36
66
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2,600
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2.900
(2330)
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^
Monday, December 18, 1963
. . .
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
May 28
13% Jun 25
6% Jun 14
11% Oct 24
31
Jun 25
6% Oct 24
Mar 2g
29
28
26% Nov
21
34
Apr
30
Family
23% Feb
19
Fansteel
ll VB
14
Fawick
2
12% Oct
10% Mat 13
8 Vb Jan
28
2
5
15 Va Dec
12
Jan
23% Feb
14% Feb
2
22 % Feb
7
25
22% July 11
44% Feb
30 V, Oct
'
37% Jun
Mar 21
24% May 22
58Vb Nov- 14
2
Dec
6
12%, Sep
35% Jan
16
6
31% Feb
15
5
35% Mar 15
26% Mar 16
23% Sep
85 Va Jan
23
90
Jun
Jan
2
104
NOV
41 Va Jan
3
47% Sep
Jan
23
13% Oct
23
1
Oct
85
104
35% Jun
Feb
6 %
25
3% Jun
90
Mar 16
46
26
8
Mar
87
24
80% Aug
13
5
Feb
29% Oct
24
30
18% Oct
26
40% Jan
89
22
96
Jan
11
55 % Dec
10
21
25 % Feb
7
Sep
20
97 Vz Oct
13
24% July 15
8
13
Jan
4
14% Jan
25''
3
11% Jan
2
9% May
20% Mar 29
Mar
.1
36 Va Jun
26
47
Dec
26
4
8% Jan
8
22% Nov
7% Oct
24
14% Jan
22% Oct
24
45% Feb
Oct
24
25
67
Feb
-
42
42% Apr
2,
13
24
7% Oct
29
19% Jan
3
19% Oct
3
29% Jan
12
17 % May 29
27% Feb
15
85
Nov
20
84
30V4 Oct
46% May 22
16,900
13%
13%
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13%
13 Vz
13 Vz
1.3%
13 Vz
2,000
46 Vb
4.100
46 Vb
46%
46 Va
46%
46 VB
46%
35%
35%
35%
35%
37
36%
37
31%
32%
31%.
32
31 Va
32
31
31 Vz
31 %
32%
32 Vz
32%,
323b
3274
32%
32%
45',4
46%
45
46 Vb
45%
461/4
44%
46
4474
46
14,100
38%
37%
38 Vz
38
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38 Vb
38 Va
21,500
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1
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6.300
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35
51%
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197 b
20
19%
20
5
22%
23 Vz
22 3
23
22%
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22
2274
common
preferred
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10
6
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87B
13.700
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42
72%
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42
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16
16
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16
5,700
55 Vz
54%
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54
54 3 4
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54
26,800
20 7
a
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20%
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13,200
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96
96
16%
16%
1
15
common-1
16%
17
10
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13
16%i
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2.50
49%
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2
10 VB
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10
10
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—
,
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16 3
95 V8
15 Va
16 Vb
12%
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12 Vz
163/4
16%
17
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11
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131,300
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11
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11
11 VB
10%
11
50
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50
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50
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22%
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23
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a
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7,500
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38
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29 Vz'
-
287b
297 b
29
29 V/
2,600
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8
8%
8%
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58
25
35% Jun
14
27% Jan
4
4
2
2
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14% Jan
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32 Vb Feb
16
10% Jun
27
' Oct
28
23% Jun
26
94% Jan
8
Oct
24
102
11
35%
351
a
36 Va
34 Va
36
33 %
35
33 Vz
34V4
57,900
30 Vb
30 Va
30%
30 3 a
29%
30 Vb
29 34
30
29%
30
32,600
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88 %
,
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88 Va
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88
29%
30
3,700
2,400
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88
/
26-
1
22
40 V« Jan
4
General
Amer
81 Vz Jun
7
General
Amer
10 % Aug
23
General
Baking
6
7% Jan
2
16
91% Jan
3
67% Jan
11% Jan
2
10% Jan
26
20 % Jan
9
Oct
23
79% Jan
8
32
8% Apr
130
Aug
9% Jan
8
$8
13
preferred
Oil
Co
Transportation
General
1
General
Bronze
Dec
12
Cigar
5
General
Contract
6% Apr
Jun
25
36% Feb
1
54% Jun
25
29% Jan
19
78% Mar 12
4 '/a
40
4
May 24
1st
General
Dynamics
General
Electric
9
General
,
21% May 29
1
2
4
11
2
3
Sep
13
General
17% Dec
5
General
42% Oct
7
1
Apr
31% Jan
113
Apr
'
59% Dec
25
106% May 29
81% Jun
27
88% Dec
Oct
24
21
30% Mar
15
25
59
34% Oct
19
Oct
9
2
118% Jun
5
Jan
3
95 Vz Mar
23 % Aug
27% Aug-20
43%
33% Dec
13
39 Vz
2
Vb Mar
21
14
General
General
,
General
Signal
3
General
Public
Mar
6
26% Jan
22
28 Vb Jun
7
$1.30
28
Dec.
4
26
Oct
8
27% Jan
8
$1.25
18% Oct 24
.
28
July 26
29
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
32
Dec
5
General
2Q
15% Nov
14
General
Time
1
General
Tire
'
6% Oct
24
19%,Feb
Oct
22
-30 % Apr
4
97
Jun
25
102% Feb
23
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
2
42% Feb
9% Mar 19
19
16
20% Jan
100
3
27% May
22
58 % Jan
40 % May 29
103% July 18
$5
4
107% Nov
20
5 Vz vn
Oct
'3
38% Dec
4
23
34
3
62% Jan
16
99% Oct
33% July
Apr
101% Jan
2
30% Jun
25 '
12% Jun
12
21% Oct
20
19
May 29
'
43Va Mar
Jan
17 % Jan
11% Nov
12
5
Mar
23% Jun
27
34% Nov
28% Oct
24
26
29
22% Nov
55
29% Oct
52
16% July
28
33
9% Jan
24
45 Va Feb
14
24
21 Vb Nov
14
9% May 29
15% Feb
1
19% Dec
36Vp
Tan
36% Oct
22
72 Va Jan
24
44% Jan
2
31% MaF
30% Jun
21
54% Feb
9
34
42%'Jan
42% Feb
,
49% Jun
34% Jan
2,
15% Jan
21% Oct
2
22
Dec
33V, Apr
15% Apr
11
12% Jan
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29% Jan
2
20% Jan
26% Mav
<B
Union
Grant
115%
115%
115 Vz
88 34
88%
88 Vz
88%
89
Va
22%
221/4
22 3
t
22 Vz
22% '
22 %
22%
13.200
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30%
28%
29 Va
28%
29
28%
29 V
24,900
35
34
34 V«
33%
33%
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34 !'a
6
30%
29
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34 1
32%
14%
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14%
15
14%
25 Vz
25%
25 Va.
26
25%
25 %
5.4C0
2534
42%
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25
25%
25
25 %
14,000
24 Vz
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28
27 3
2
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27%
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27 3 b
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27%
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26 34
26%
26 !z
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26%
26 V4
26V4
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26%
200
31%
31%
31%
313 a
31%/
31 Vb
31%
31%
31 %
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14%
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101
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106 Va
VA
38%
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383b
38%
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103 V4
103 Va
103!
53 3
52 !b
53!a
52 Vb
53 3
71
72
25 Va
26%
12
12 %
24%
25
52 Va
a
5
70 %
70
26 %
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l
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,
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a
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70
70%
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53
27%
26!/
27
12%
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12 Va
xl2
1,200
31%
32%
31 Va
32 Va
106,500
40 3b
40
40 %
40 VB
40%
28%
28 Vb
28%
23%
28%
14
14%
14 VB
15
11%
11 %
41 Va
41 %
41 %
16
15%
15%
10
9%
32%
32%,
321/4
32 3
4
31%
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39%
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39%
40 Vz
40 Vs
28
29 va
28
28 Vb
14 Va
14%
14 !4
14'a
41 %
41%
41 Vb
41%
41%
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9%
10
41%
54%
54
54%
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42 74
42
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-
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35%
36%
47 Va
45%
46%
45%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
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22%
23%
22%
23
22
22%
22 VB
17
-17
17;%
227«
23%
<
17
17%
22%
22%
23
12
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,24%. A "T
15
Great
Western
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35% Feb
33% Jan
'
2
54
Oct
25
Great
Western
Sugar
1*1
D-c
3
143
Sep
36 % Jan
Jan
23 VB NOV
7%
30% Mar 18
Ry Co
54 3
1 63b
—1
17
4
39!
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Manufacturing
Greyhound Corp common
4 Va%. conv preference—
Co
3,300
45%
47 !a
50.600
12%
13!
4
51%
52
a
;
12Vb
38%
123
4
17
16%
46 3a
4
44 Vz
38 V4
153%
153 Vz
3
23 Vb
23 VB
12%
22,600
12%
18,700
52%
2,800
'56%
56%
16,600
16%
■
16%
55,900
7,500
45 Vs
45%
153%
153 %
500
"23%
23 VB
23 %
3,000
46%
473B
46%
47
8.600
44%
153 Vz
23 VB
6.200
38%
23 VB
45 %
153 Vz
23%
20
4
*
163B
152 Vz
6.800
84
51VV
55%
23 %
23
-
;V4'
"
56%
45 %
23%
45 3
11,500
52
56
152%
45 ua
17 V'4
17%
*83
12%
52
par
'
49,500
38%
12%
-
52
16,700
22 7«
22%
4'B
5174
„
,
17%
1738
4
39 %
15
22 V4
;
^
2,300
14%.
23%
4 Vb
38%
a
39%
17
22%
.
100
com_„No
preferred
Green
4
53 7'a
r„No par
Corp
"
4
23
4
16%
56% Dec
22
15
51
45,400
36 V4
1.900
16%
.
84 Vb
547/a
2
Nov
'
83 Vz
84 "a
*82
17%
*82
17
42% Jan
Co—1
No par
42%
14%
84 Va
543«i
43% Jan
47% Feb
23
Pi'op
42%
45%
"
*82
16%
26
12% Oct
Pacific Tea
Ch'e
Paper Co ——25
20.900
22 3b
17 3 it
17%
54
34% Oct
Iron
53%
36
/
17:%
5
&
Nor
Northern
4,700
53
,
36
46 Va
47 Vb
15%
4
9%
54%
35
3l34
46%i
2.50
15%
36 VB
1
6,100
41%
15%
42%
5
5,000
77,500
9%
54%
4
8.400
,
41%
* '
10
42 VB
4
5,000
"
42 Va
51 Vz
Atlantic
Great
.
55
No par
_/_5
Great
.
13
,
53%
13%
52% Dec
'25 Va
300
'
13,600
32 %
common
2,000
15,700
-
32%
32%
Co
72%
32%
33
—5
—
52 Vz
72 !4
32%
32%
—
52%
70,000
32%
lo
Ltd
B
25%
32%
Co—
103 V,
12 VB
1'
Co
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26 VB
5
Rubber—
4
5,900
24%
32 %
F)____,
38%
-
x J
610
33 Vb
38! 4
28 Vb
25'z
25
24 %
■
600
107
12
24%
25%
5
107
'
*
'
i
;
107
107
200
102%
*101%
102 Vz
*101 Vz
.
23%
X101
107 %
106
38
103 'a
52%
80c
24
23%
24%
102%
Va
*
38%
103 Va.
23%
-
*102%
107%
-
13%
2 4 Vb
24 Vb
102 V4
1
27!
102 Va
24%
-
101 Va
*106%
y
%
1°% Aug 28
2
7,800
z
13 Vb
11
15%
251
39%
Jan
.
24%
39%
12 Vs Dec
34,200
21,100
32%,
Great
35
280
5%
32 %
a
4
62 % Feb
5%
32 VB
«
83
24% Feb
5%
32%
15 3
a
3% %.
preferred
—100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
_1
18
5%
32%
15
8
24
'
5%
1
—
Co
'
4
25 3
32 3 a
32 V4
a
.100
Steel
T)
700
88%
22
-*08
27
Dec
1,300
115 'a
6% Oct
14
700
115 %
750
115%
86% Jun
30% Oct
78%
122.900
25 3
Co
City
Graniteville
49% Apr
78%
78%
15%
:
&
25,500
113%
•
22%
Corp of Calif_l
Cards Inc—
5
&
Ri
4
21
79 Va
l
Tire
9
37% Nov
*78%
79
81% Jan
60% Jan
77%
257»
Corp
Co
(W
39%
113%
78Va
15
Co
Inc
40%
403b
113%
115! 4
4
900
*88 Va
88
%
5 7
113.000
77%
40
79 !4
79
79'%
'
39.300
85%
113%
114
78 Vb
a
24'z
25%
Co
Granite
13 5!
115%
it
*34%
—5
Cement Co_
Granby Mining
Grand
115!
*78%
*113%
24%,
40 Va
40
a
-
791
78 Va
78 34
*78
2.50
Co
(W
78%
„
Dec
23
147
1%
40 3
114
114
114
77%i
Va
163a
40 V,
40 3 a
40 %
113%,
a
V4'
lo
&
Alden
Grace
22
Oct
3
43.300
Globe-Wernicke Inc
8
49 % Jan
34
26
12,700
15 Vt
u_4
Globe-Union
25
2Vb Jan
May 29
86%
15%
25
—6.67
Brothers
Glidden
3
21% Apr
25 Ve Jan
30
85 %
163a
;
Ginn
9
27
22 Va Jun
86 VB
16%
11
11
137 Va July
85 Vb
16 Va
Financial
Glen
18
3 Va Dec
.<
86%
16 VB
Gould-National Batteries Inc„
28
2
85 VA
Goodyear
14% Dec
July
86
16%
Goodrich
37% Feb
83
85 3
16%
14
20
22,
86 !a
15%
25
29
10 Va May 29
86
1
43% Oct
41 % Dec
75
"20%
56% Oct
20 % Jan
'
20 %
1
26
14
24
24 V4
85
2
Nov
27
17 Va Oct
Feb
13% Jan
25
12 % Jun
12% Oct
247a
100
Co
Gimbel
6.000
Co of Florida—
Greeting
Gillette
May 15
16% July 12
44% Aug 19
„
25% Jun
21% Oct 22
Gibson
17
30
9% Nov 29
24% Oct
Sep
4%
■
85
Co
Gibraltar
15
50
5,500
4%
4%
20%
25
Prodifcts
Oil
4%
83%,
1
Rubber
Giant Portland
40% Aug 26
41% Apr
9
15 % Nov
4
Getty
37
23 Va Jan
14
4
Jan
32% Mar 21
Gerber
25
36% Apr
Jan
14% Feb
22
32% Oct
31% Dec
2
vJan
43% Mar 15
6
8% Jun
--
29
13
10
4%
39%
20 Vb
Corp
preferred:
Georgia-Pacific Corp
16% Jan
t
4%
24%
22
conv
72% Dec
10
21
4%
62 Vz
103/
39%
25
common
27% Dec
10
16
Feb
$4.50
4%
19,600
62 VB
40
20%
preference
Inc
39%
83 !4
4
88
Corp
<fe
38%
38%'
39%
5.500
103/
«
32
^38%
3.600
83 7b
Electronics
&
62 7
*103
39%
470
16 Va
1,6 V4
83%
preference
Genssco
104% July
5
56% Sep' 11
6
Feb
53
23
Tele
60 Va
60Vz
*103
aa
16%
6,000
9
24%
__10c
(series
prelerred
preferred
16%
16%
59%
59%
x59%
*103
16%
a
9
9%,
-
%
113
113%
*20 Va
Corp_
General Telephone
May 29
10 3
16%
9 Vb
9
9 1,,
9 VB
v
9
8 %
8 Va
114
114
114
113
8%
8%'
8V4
8 Va
a
113 Va
5,400
a
Industries
25 Va
8 3
!4
180
8,500
•
a
;
Utilities
Steel
26
'
8
113
2534
Co—1
Refractories
6
34
76 %
83 3
Equipt Corp
1
No par
31% Jun
25% Dec
32"',
76
4%
_No par
Service
Public
"8
100
Cement
24
16% Jun
11 %- Jan
5
32 %
76 VA
100
20 3
—
Jun
34% Feb
31% Jan
37'/a Mar 22
32 %
75%
25%
preferred
conv
General
32 %
76 Va
4%
No par
Precision
$1.60
1
6
32%
75 3 a
8%.
38%
common—1%'
Corp.
Portland
General
.si
May
Jun
6
5% Jan
32 Vz
75 '4
31! a
100
20%
distributed
General
33
74 %
9
,___3
prelerred
$3.75 preferred
23
32 "4
75 %
31V'4
1C0
x823a
.
Motors
When
1
?
9
44% Jan
1
'
31 %
*99%
20
_
$5
17% Jan
22% Mar 28
18
21% Nov
Jan
9'
7% Jan
25% May 28
4
87
1
44% Feb
4% May 29
79% Dec
114
31
Jan
26% Jun
29
21
57% Jun
20
115% Dec
91% Oct
76% Nov
44% Jun
31
100
No par
Corp.
Instrument Corp
General
30%
X99%
82 3
•
common.^
preferred
5%
;
-3,100
30%
100%
20
Co
GenenOyMills
116% Feb
90%
77% Mar
Jan
700
31 V4
30%
*99%
1
Foods
Jan
30
33%: Jan
22
400
5,500
4
112%
9
__l
Finance. Corp
'96
25
10 % Oct
Jun
13
22V8 Sep
116% Dec
57% Jun
108
7
85% Dec
27%
41%
'
5
Corp
2Pel)
27
8'.,
1
_l
Corp_._2
Finance
71% Mar
23 % Jun
'
74%
Ino___.
Co
18% Oct
20
11%
4
,17%
11 V'4
27%.
17%
UV4
603/8
5% Jun
46% Mar 20
27
24
17%
UV4
5a
4%
General
Jun
17%
11V4
••
V4
5,900
17%
29 Va
*28
29 W
17%
*103/
12
21
8,300
28 Va
Corp corn
—.No par
preferred called—_100
62% Dec
,103 "j Nov
7.100
4%
33 >4
32%
General Cable
2
57%
4%
,
11!
17
15
57 V'4
5
18
16%
83% Jan
57 Va
4%
27%
:__—__5
36% Jan
57%
b
£
11
100 3
4
.111%
Corp—
57 3
4%-
17%
*271
30%
30!%
*99 3
2
37 %
11 Vz
1.25
Corp.!
Bancshares
34%
*37 V4
57
Va
4%
4%
4%
common
34%
37%
57
a
18%
5
____.No par
Co
35
37
57
28%
*11%
100
35
37 3
4
Texas—..5
of
preferred
6
Dec
4 3
coni—l
:__
24
18% Aug
13% July 19
$4.50
42% Mar 15
85
4% Oct
27
28
Investors
American
12
30% Nov
1
7% Nov
General
31% Dec
35
371 a
35 Va
37
57%
18
—No par
35
37 "a
35 %
z
*27%
5o
com—1
voting pref
conv
100% Nov
23
Nov
Corp
8
Feb
99
28
$0.60
preferred
Acceptance
29%
35%
x57%
common_l
convertible
Vz %
General
15
2
Industries Inc
9
8% Apr
86
25
5% Jun
4
Corp
Wood
29%
29 %
37!
"35%
'-■31
5
29%
2912
30
30 %
29%
40
Co
Jan
26% Mar
97
44 % May 11
52 % Jun
Gar
13% Mar 21
19
7
May
Garrett
33 Vz Mar 27
12
Gardner-Denver
6% Mai* 28
Jan
17% Dec
10
26% Jan
Jun
58% Dec
3% Jan
24
17% May 29
70
13
4% Mar 19
2% Oct
16% Jun
27
21
39%'Jun
40Va Mar 20
21
36% Oct
800
34%
__5
common
Preferred
Conv
13
31 Vb Mar 14
Inc
130
15,100
.
3,300
,
Skogmo
7.400
16
Corp
Gamble
10,200
54%
G
24
100
^
16%
29%
2
34% Dec
7%
_1
Fram
43% Jan
7%
50c
Franklin Stores
Corp
^—1
Freeport Sulphur Co
10
Fruehauf Corp common———
1
4%
preferred
__10o
Foxboro
27
8 Va
43%
43%
2
Foster-Wheeler Corp
15
33% Jun
100
7%
%
54%
common
Co
46%
16 14
Co
Dairies
103
*45%
90
55%
Inc_
Motor
*100%
46 Vz
*8834
73%
pfd series of '51
Mineral
102 V2
*45 Vz
90
-2.50
10
:
Inc
SO
102 Vz
46 Va
No par
Light Co
_1
8
*88%
102 Vz
*45 Vz
46
7%
8%
43
2.50
c-
convertible preferred
38 Va May
28% Nov
Corp__
7,300
5.800
17.000
lOOVa
102%
46
46
*88%
90
88 %
*100%
7%
Stores
Fox-emost
15
Co__25
Railway
Coast
Mart
90
T01
100
*45%
Corp
Fair
Ford
Jan
preferred
103
*88 Vz
No par
—
2nd
A
4
'
B 2nd pfd—___No pax-
Ltd-
Corp
11
9% Jan
6,600
50 Vz
20
23
36 % Dec
5.300
21,200
19%
conv
700
31%
h
50 Vz
Foote
27
24
„
46 Vz,
34 7
35%.
Sep
2
24% Jan-
78% May 29,
.
54%
20 %
Food
2
7% Aug
54 Vz
51%
4%
6
22% Jan
5474
36%
42% Nov
12
28% Dec
11
26 % Oct
54 vA
20
$4.20 divid
31% May 20
26% Mar 19
' 1
55
50%
11% Sep
59
54 Va
7.100
24 Vz
35
Food 'Giant Markets Inc
13
Sep
55 3b
*24
35%
Food
3
17% Sep
15%
3
7
24
20 VB
18 Va July 15
8% Nov
24
51%
29
15% Dec
21 % Jan
May 29
1074 Jun
2
Nov
3
24
37 VB
Fluor
95
21
24
20
$4.50
35% Jan
Dec
20,000
Flintkote Co
20
Dec
29% Jan
13% May 29
Jun
7
16 va
36
50%
Power &
20v
6%
16Vb
35%
36 %
F
78% Sep
2
•
7
16%
36 Vb
1
Florida
2
%
6%
16%
35 74
•
31 %
Stores-—:
5
10
25
6%
I6V4
36
No par
National
Power
Jan
6%
6%
Fischback & Moore Inc
11
5
Florida
14
Va
38
9
40% Feb
6
6%
6%
37%
46% Jan
65% Jan
2,500
Rubber
&
East
Jan
12,300
No par
First Charter Financial Corp_No paxTire
Florida
82% Feb
157'B
457;
Vz
38 '
11% Sep
30 % Mar
47
15 VB
45%
■
35%
:
Federation
$2.25 conv
25
25
15%
45 Vz
32
Corp
$4
24
15 Vb
453b
__
Paper
17
6
12% Oct
15%
45 VZ
46 %
Corp
25
27
48% Jun
28 V4 Jun
15%
45 va
31%
First
2
15%
45%
45%
20
12
17% Jan
May 29
15%
45 %
,10
Sep
60 Vs Jun
46%
15%
45 3 B
Va
5,800
21,100
1
Products—No par
July 23
23% July
1,300
15%
45
13%
Firestone
2
lOVz
13
28
2
10 Va
10
Inc
Oct
24
10 Vz
54%
39
18% Jan
IOV2
55%
Filtrol
8
10Vz
55 VB
2
15
20% May
10%
241/4
Apr
12
10 Vz
*24
66
50% Jan
10%
24
36 Va Apr
31% Jan
10%
24
2
32
10 Vz
25
—1.25
prelerred
Federated Dept Stores
22
2
13%
Paper Board Co common__5
NOV
2
28%'
13 VB
1
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
48% Mar 21
28%
13 Va
16
Ferro
72% Jan
28%
13 Vb
35%
17
12
50% Jan
28
13 vA
16 V„
27
24
28 Va
13
36 %
Sep
23
237s Oct
27%
13%
16 VB
Dec
43V4 Oct 24
25 Va Oct
27%
13%
36
Financial
Shares
27%
16 3 B
37
40
the Week
13%
36%
Fiberboard
Friday
Dee. 13
^
Dec. 12
28%
16%
37
46% Sep
Sales for
Thursday
13 %
36
2
2
Jan
2b
PRICES
v"
Dec. 11
27 %
,
leries A__23
2nd .pfd
eonv
Fenestra
SAL E
Wednesday
^
IP
1
5
^
27% Jan
53% Feb
20
,28 % Dec
Corp
Mogul Bower Bearings.
Pacilic Electric Co com,
4.60%
7
18% Jun
Dec.
5
23 Vb Mar 20
24
May 29
5%%
Federal
3
42 Va Jan
Oct
14
Federal
8
42
2
17
22% May 29
8
2
May 10
18% Jun
»■
9% May
54% Jan
29
10 Vb May
29
Federal
19% May
23% Jan
24
'
27
Fedders
10
Tuesday
Dec. 9
T_l
Corp
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
19% May 17
30 Va Aug
7
Monday
Par
2
Finance
48% Oct
37% Mar 12
6 Va Apr
5
16
Oct 18
42% Mar 15
25
14% Oct
Nov
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
20
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
46 7
8
*153%' 154%'
,
'
21% May 29
32% Nov
31 % Jan
48% Nov
21
53
Jun
14
64% Nov
61% Jan
93
19
30
May 29
47% Dec
35% Nov
5°% May 13
Grumman
40
41%
39 34
40%
39%
40 V4
14,400
40 %
40 V*
39 3 4
45%
46%
46%
47 3
4634
47 %
47
Va
47%
45
45'%'
14.200
Gulf
94
*93
92 V4
92%
94 %
47%
47%
47%
87,700
33
38%
29.800
NOV
20% Jun
27
30% Dec
30 V8 Jan
47% Dec a3
70% Jun
27
81% Dec
82
94% Nov
30% Oct
24'
27 Va May 29
87% Jan
3
90
Jan
2
93
Ju f 24
% Apr 19
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
44
97
Mar
97% Jun
107
108% Mar 14
Jan
10
15% Oct
23
For
41
Dec
17
footnotes,
see
page
$5
11
Gulf
Oil
39% Mar 28
Jan
'
preferred
Gulf
States
Corp
22
97% Jun
28
$4.20
100% Feb
28
$4.40
preferred
99% Dec
105
9
101% JuIv 23
Rep
4
1 op
% Jan
30
4
110% Jun
18
16% Aug
6
22% Nov
12
25
8.33%
Co
preferred
13
105 % Dec
$4.44
j
com_No par
47!
4
37
.;
47%
37%
94
*94%
95 Vz
100
99%
47 3
47%
993a'
B
*93 Va
96
*91 >'2.
*92
'
*93
96
*92
94
Co
47%
*93
96
b
93%
*92
96
V 47 !4
47%
47%
47%
37
37%
37 V4
37%
37%
94
92 Vz
94
95
95
95
95
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$5.08 preferred
47
47%
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100
Mfg
*93 %
100
1
preferred
.
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—
_Li_
$5 preferred
Gustin-Bacon
No par
—
Utilities
94% Nov
Mar 12
8
47%
3
50
Aircraft Eng Corp——
lMobile & Ohio RR com_No par
92% Nov
7
103% July 18
50% Sep
38Vb Jan
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12
105
Jan
.
*
92
%
95
100
94
60
95
210
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99%
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21 %
21%
22%
22 Va
22%
23,100,
198
Volume
6325
Number
.
.
Tiie Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(2331)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
>
\
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dec. !)
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
'
Dec. 10
Dec. 11
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Dec
Friday
12
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
29
25
May 29
V? May 28
44% Oct
10
83
7
29
48
Oct, 30
54% Aug 30
Halliburton Co
13
15 Va May 27
Hallicrafters Co_____.
Hamilton Watch Co common
40 %
Hackensack Water
15
Hall (WF)
14
2
2
224« Feb
27% Apr
10
3
93
Feb
108 % Aug
23
108
Jan
8% Dec
26
36% Jan
16% Oct
24
34 % Jan
4
21 % Feb
21% Oct
23
34% Jan
15
26 % Jan
Oct
3
26
23
59% Feb
3
26% Jun
Sep
36% Nov
27% Jan
27
July
Jan
Apr
27 % Jan
24
May 28
18% Jun
36
29
31
29'% Jan
48% Mar 13
37
Oct
31
28% Oct
21
31% Jan
128 % Apr
13
126
Jan
22
39 % Jan
2
28
Jan
2
35
39 % Jun 25
25 % May 29
75% Jan
2
43 % May
2
57% Oct
38% Feb
1
30% July 26
35% Jun
24% Jan
17% May 29
30
Oct
22
9% Jan
6% May 29
38% Jun
4
27
Feb
16
44
% Jun
3
19% Jan
31"% Jan
22
4
64% Jan
22
Oct
19
Dec
7
88
Mar
20% Oct
24
48
Jan
Sep
6
89% Jun
36
44% Jan
31
Heli-Coil
Heller
39 % Aug
22
13% Feb
28
Mar" 21
50
110% Aug 10
118
Dec
20
115
Mar
55% July 18
82
Jan
3
59
Aug
40 % Mar 27
May 29
25
23
32% Oct
65% Jan
118
1
16
41% Feb
2
69
Jan
Apr
5%
4
54% Jun
12
Hertz
30
2
22 % Mav 16
Heublein
Feb
14
19-% Jan
3
24% Feb
1
15% Jun
21
37
Jan
,2
18% Apr
9
27% Jan
14
24
17% Jan
19
"8%
14
13
5% Dec
1
26% Jun
8
2
Dec
7% Oct
16% Dec
~3%
20
July
42
Dec
36% Mar
6
Jun
60
41 % Jan
25
!
1
,9
53 % Aug
8
14% Jun
2
Nov
26
2 1/4 Nov
26
15 Vs Jun
21
5
23% Mar
25
99
May
1
13% Jan
2
29% Oct
May 17
571/4 Mar 20
4G% Jan
2
46
451/2 Jan
75
Aug
6
Aug 13
88
Jan
10
82% May 17
89% Jun
4
80
83
87
Oct
90
97% Dec
9
Jan
42
May
8
100
Oct~24
45% Aug 27
39 % Jan
13
Jan
4
1
17% Feb
8
9% Jan
9% Nov
21
56% Apr
43% May 29
2
47% Jan
9
23
2
55 % May
20
6
Howard
28%
Oct~24
JUn
68% Jan
101% Mar
28
103
96% July
(V
5% May 29
37
13% Oct
26 Vs Dec
4
6
93 % Jan
10
28
981 '2 Dec
2
9% Mar 26
42
18
Jan
P'eb
Dec
21V4 Feb
26
6
3
% Aug 15
40% Jan
14
14
13
7
Hunt
21
5%
9% Oct
8
45
3
Dec
18
Jun
Apr
4
21
37
18% Sep
32i% July 31
29 % Jan
27
Jan
Mar 18
21
45 Vs Apr
31%Jun
28
46% Feb
25
41
May 29
48% July
Apr
46% May
16
42% Jan
48
44% July 16
Nov
50
44% Feb
47
5
2
59% July
57% Jun
34% Mar ' 6
10
25
42
Sep
9
9
44% Dec
10
48
Feb
4o % Nov
21
49% Jun
25
Nov
46
May 29
5 %
29% Feb
25
Jan
5
155
31% Jun
25
151
33% Sep
6% Jan
18
Dec' 12
5
2
81% Oct
29
Jan
28
Jan
,Jun
19
155
26
48% Jan
2
36
2S
39 % Jan
22
98
Apr
26
29
Mar 16
23% Jan
2
384 % Jan
Mar
90% July 24
20% Oct 24
300
>
578 % Jan
14
Jun
43% Oct
Jan
Jun
22
81
Jan
1
9
101
85% Mar
85% Jan
25
Jun
Jun
-
3
15
29
56 % Aug
12% Nov
26% Jan
2
Jan
16
25% Nov
18
Jan
4
17
31
87% Sep .18
11% Jan 30
1
5
Jan
65% Oct
83% Jan
6
15
63%'May 20
175
38 Va Mar 16
18% Dec
4
29
28
40% Jan
Oct
52
Oct
26% Apr
501% Oct
49 % Jan
Mar
11
40% Aug 28
157 % Jan
5,7%
2
34
46% Sep
J 38% May 23
Mar
8
159 % Mar
Feb 16
57
24
145
Aug 20
4
Sep
30% Feb
96
9
30
31
May
159
1
68 % Feb
26
1
20% Mar 14
'
22% Oct
24
2
95
Jan
26
Oct
25
101
Nov
1
-
Dec
17
98
30% Dec
10
Dec
18
99
105
4% Jun
28
12
Dec
7
Jun
29
55
Dec
104
17
37
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
Oct
62
21% Oct
26
26
25
May 29
37% Mar 13
33
May 28
92
Jun
18
18% Jan
5 %
3
Nov
'
27
24
Aug
41% Apr
24
34
39% May
.58% Jan
2
38% Sep
41% Jan
12
9 91/2 Jan
4
Nov
100 % Sep
7
11
39% Nov 29
2
55
3
109
106 %
Dec
10
Aug 30
Sep,
5
30
105% Dec
25% Jun
6
52
3
42 % Nov
50% Jan
28
28% Apr 23
51% Aug 23
16
7
Jun
Aug 14
20
50% Mar
25
10% Jan
1
,
29
86
July 24
115% Jan
Jan
29% Feb
4
Feb
29
101
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
11
64% Jan
22
Mar
71
•
20
Aug.
2
35% Jun 25
114% July 15
22
6
Mar, 26
Jan
Sep
100
10
20% Aur
4;
36
98
>36%
July 19
48 % Oct
22
17% May 29
21
38
May 29
17% Nov
1
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
118
9% Oct
22
49
16% Jan
Jun
11
2
2
% Jan
3
31% May 28
55% Apr
3
58% May 21
2
31% Nov
Jan
3
Apr 16
13% Jan ,:2
121
10'
Jan
2
8% Nov
11% Jun
28% May
19% Jan
10
22
12
;
131
July
19% Dec
13
1
11
245/s Feb
21
5
19% Feb
14
84% Jan
7
90
75% Jan
2
49 % Oct
29
61% Apr
30
88% Jun
13
PR % Jan
7
89% Jun
20
For
footnotes,
Sep
1
May 15
7
42
Jan
2
51% Jun
6
7
73"% Jan
2
124% Oct
16
see page
25
13%
12%
19%
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40
20%
4
40%
39%
16%
16%
6
18
25%
1
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common___5
2.50
36%
95 %
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103 %
103%
103%
.1
21%
21%
21%
2%
2%
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45
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1
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19%
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2,900
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20%
14,800
40%
38 Va
39%
52,600
16%
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105
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10
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110
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233
24
&
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t
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23%
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31%
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32
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5
77
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78
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87
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85
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76
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39,900
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66
66V4
32
6
-
20%
14%
14%
14%
13,800
32%
32%
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32%
38,600
99%
99%
27 %
27%
27%
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104 Va
104'/a
10O
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400
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7
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49
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21
75%
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75%
700
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26%
26%
26%
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36%
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54%
55
53%
54%
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105
105%
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103
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105
105%
104
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51%
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21%
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25%
26%
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26%
29%
29%
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29%
28%
29
53 %
54 %
54
54
55%
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42%
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54
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55%
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$6 preferred;
t
I-T-E-Circuit breaker Co___.^
43%
50%
22
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1
10
common
22%
25%
3.50
Light Co
21%
50
Light & Power Co___2.50
Electric, Co
22
21%
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29%
30%
11,900
21%
75%
104 %
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6 Va
-
20%
75%
104
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred..
25
620
49
21%
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„
6
6 %
5,500
75%
,
54' '2
53%,
500
27%
48%
%
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10.000
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12,200
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26%
,
6
100
8%
28%
49
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86%
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75
.
36%
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100
63
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>
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28
163
162%
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100
24
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pfd series D_:
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series
58%
65%
99
475%
162 %
62 %
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65
483
58%
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com.Nc par
conv
3,600
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87
480
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4%
34%
33%
24
157
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99 %
1
common..*
7,800
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26,800
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43%
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34%
64 3 «
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100
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43%
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162
1,600
8,500
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99%
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5,300
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5
43%
24
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78%
35
33%
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8,000
34%
99%
59
24%
32%
43
99 %
162%
15,300
23%
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43%
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160%
34 %
58%
100
14%
35 '/2
35%
483
47%
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24 %
480
49
14%
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52%
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.
A
99 %
162%
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International Salt
5
24%
485
551%
30%
44
52%
20%'
-
21%
55%
30%
,
22%
44
42
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54
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105
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75,400
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450
105
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320
105
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4,020
22%
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22%
4,300
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1,100
45
51%
'
52%
50%
51%
16,500
21
21%
21
21%
3,500
26%
26%
26 Va
26
28%
29
28%
29
53%
54 Va
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54
55%
55%
55%
55%
30%
30%
30%
31
130
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7,500
3.300
900
1,000
10,200
128
17%
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60
10%
128 v2
128%
128%
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18
18
19%
18%
18%
18 3,a
10%
10%
10%
10%
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10%
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9.600
9
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9
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5
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Inc
1
transactions.
»
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt'4% pfd__100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
I
1
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville
Johnson
&
100
47Va
*52
78%
99%
'X(>1 %
'
International Rectifier
77%
6,000
•
160%
43
35%
5
78%
24 %
480
..100
preferred
43 %
-
5%
A
99 %
5
..No par
%
24%
100
com
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32%
5 Vit
4,200
40%
'45%
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46%
14%
77%
5 %
77 '
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40 Va
49
47%
32
31%
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19,600
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6,500
55
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49
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&
451%
33%
24 Va
53%
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52%
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50
International Silver
7% preferred.
51
40
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3 3 Va
23%
'
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...
preferred......
Fund
30
>
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52 %
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J
43
13%
23 3
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No
par
•
40
700
43%
3 3 3 it
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com:
&
6,600
52»i.
;
transactions
Power
31%
23%
No par
common
preferred
Iowa
31%
No par
;
Corp
Island Creek Coal
31%
33 %
.100
Gas
62
23%
Corp;
Power
117
*61
51 %
International Packers Lijnited____l
International Paper common___2.50
Elec
*116
62
IIII5
preferred
International Mining Corp
Iowa-Illinois
34,900
117
No par
4%
Interstate
37
36>/2
12,400
98%
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100
14
De Mexico.100 pesos
common..
No par
Iowa
37
700
2,250
10%
'■
RR
Motor
9%
77,600
...
par
conv
9%
28%
43
10 %
preferred
4%■
13%
38
*15%
98%
43
52%
International Business Machines..5
Int'l Harvester common
.No
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7.100
;
38 %
38
90
43
10%
Z
Tel
12%
38V2
39%
*97%
34
International
13%
38 %
*89
33%
International
24%
*97%
%
34%
International
24V4
98 %
*97 %
42 %
'.5%
290
24%
55,400
82
53%
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convertible
9,700
24%
57%
%
5%
5,500
86
23 Va
82
43
$4
*-84%
57%
35%
Int'l
43%
86
24%
*44%
346 it
Fofeign
66,900
31,900
'
44%
52%
Co..
of
17
44 %
16%
44
82
42 5 it
Nickel
3,800
16%
16%
57'%
____No par
Int'l
,24
82
53%
series B_
Minerals &
23%
4314
57
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__10
Interchemical Corp common
5
4'%% preferred
1.100
7%
24
571/2
53%
preferred
Int'l
42%
21%
23%
90
& Sm Ltd_.No par
Mills Inc
Iron
415 «
421%
21%
87 %
10%
Indianapolis Power
Interlake
2%
57%
10%
Co
Steel
*
21%
*87
a
Industries
Elect
42 %
4,700
44 %
*89
10 3
common..
Ingersoll-Rand
*41%,
90
11 %
series
3,000
7 Va
82 12
3 0' H
series
7Va
22%
44%
*10%
& Lndust
7'A
*103%
16%
44%
_i
transactions
7
15,900
57%
*88%
,
98%
it
18%
*.94%
28%
__i
....
18
82 %
51%
Co
Corp
Co.
18%
57
52
.
900
18
37
95
28%,
•'
39%
%'
48
44
2%
28%
32 Va
24%
39
4%
-37%
*15%
28%
42
General
Industria
2%
16%
*16
.28%
32
2 4Va
39
5%
22%
*16'
32 %
24
39
16%
'
common
10,700
31%
*24
18%
103%
21
4,700
44
43%
>37%
21
54%
25
95 %
103 %
54%
39%
25
36%
42%
Head
24%
43%
*97%
42 %
Power
Indiana
26 %
96 %
103%
54%
20
49%
37%
100
Illinois
48%
43%
54%
2,000
21%
4%
48 7 it
43%
*95
par
Central
4 3 it
43
90
Stores
,
37%
.12.5o
Corp
:%
4%-
10
32%
12%
18%
6
1814
5,100
131
32%
19
161/2
6%
27%
Inc
•
131
32%
42%
39%
1'6%
16%
131
32%
31%
20%
83%
Central
Inland
20 %
/ 38 3
*130
4,500
62
22%
57 %
Illinois
6%
21%
26%
Idaho Power; Co
Ideal Cement Co
Indian
22 %
20 %
41%
16%
1
14,200
37%
*116
21%
20 %
24%
38 %
37
36-%
117
'
20 In
38 %
37'4
9 %
19%
21%
38 %
36%
13
13%
19%
21%
24%
38
,
'
87% Jun
Feb
13
19%
Xl9 %
24%
2,'JOO
38%
43%
13%
19%
57
Foreign
25
59 % Feb
42%
13%
Jaeger Machine Co
July 9
Sep 28
84
July 16
38% Sep 24
112
43%
Corp____'__50c
*88
preferred
Japan
82
23
42%
*82
a'-';a,;V':
13% May
9% Dec
43 %
61% Oct
43
Winston
Interstate
23% Jan
8
42 %
200
341/8
*38
31%
*116
98
341%
23%;
62
31%
Interstate Dept Stores
20
21 % Mar
62
31%
117
483it
11
50% Dec
124% Aug 30
62,
31%
49%
24
49
2
62
31%
10
52% Dec
3
Jan
*116
62
4 %
27% Jun
12
33
116
31%
*96%
34%
24%
22
37 %
*61
Russmann Refrigerator Co________5
,
36%
37
24
98
34
*84%
9%
316
100
preferred
Illinois
9 %
lpu
par
:_100
Foods
5%
36%
1
6 %
2
52% Apr
37%
9%
47%
11
25% Jan
36%
Corp
28 % Jan
27% July 24
Jun
39%
___2.5Q
20% Dec
40
39
*38
preferred.
May 21
65
*38%
39%
9%
4%
4.20%
5
5
39%
*38
9%
6%
preferred
29
19
39%
39%
preferred
17% Sep
Jan
39%
38
17 %
4.42%
36% Jan
87
39 %
4%
48%
4.70%
8
26
13%
(i12
30
Jan
27
7% Feb
May 29
13
1 1/24
preferred
13 Vs Oct
.50% Sep
131 it
preferred
23% Nov
31
12%
16%
4.08%
53
29
13
5
4.26%
43 % Mar 30
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
12%
50c
50% Mar 20
49 % Feb 20
50% Aug 15
7
48% Nov
May 25
23%
common.No par
Hupp Corp
21
15
30
52% May. 16
3
45% July 19
5
39% Jan
2
36% May 23
26% May 24
21 %
0%
11,900
8 Va
*23 %
43%
84 '/a
20%
23 %
_1.50
I
23% May 29
.84%
23
Bearing Co
5%' preferred
14
5
8512
20%
f
&
Hudson Bay Min
36% Jun
Jun
&
Howe Sound
103 J/4 Aug
103
44
19%
.5
Finance
Foreign
95
43 %
America,
Howard' Johnson
,
44 3 »
Lighting & Power__No
4.40%
Houston
Jun
43 %
preferred
9
5
13% Aug 22
45
par
preferred
Sep
14
16%
*84%
preferred
55 % Oct
2
2
9% Oct
4%
16
10
Corp of America
3%%
23%
17 %
i0c
8%
8%
24
42%
16%
85%.
12,400
«
X22 %
Mining
Household
Mar 26
23%
24%
800
54%
21%
21%
19%
preferred__25
Co
Chemical
May
48
6
July
32%
61% Aug 20
2
July 18
95
28
6
44 3
211/4
22%
5%
convertible preferred.
__25
Houdaille Industries Inc common
3
$2.25
convertible preferred__^_5o
31
43 311
21%
17%
85 %
preferred.
No par
$5 div 2nd pfd series C____No
par
92% Mar 21
9
May
45
„
19%
Co..
of
Rinehart
Hotel
42 %
25c
Corp
Electronics
Hoover Ball
*41%
42%
7%
44 %
$4.25
3 % Feb 15
17
May 31
7 %
22%
Sugar-Corp.
Hooker
18%
1
Inc
Inns
Holt
42 7
„
39%
18
7
*41%
a
25
39%
17
100
common
Furnace
9
41
7
24%
18%
18 %
42 %
'
40
*39
1
a
No par
...
Chemical
Homestake
106% May
9
24% Aug 16
37% July 18
32% Jun 14
18 3
7%
*41%
40c
Hotels
Holly
39% July 12
3
93
li
17%-Jan
22
16%Jun
6
Jan
101% Jan
39%
-
7
1
Inc
Holland
14
Dec
X18 %
common
:
Holiday
58% Oct
43
&
Hoffman
30
34% Jun
24%
24
39%
1
Voltage Engineering Corp
Hilton
30
2
Oil
High
4
Sep
6 % Sep
11
19%
Jan
"5
~2% Oct"24
25
24%.
23 %
5
;
;1
common_^___8.33 %
Hewlett-Packard
25
Jan
.32 % May
3
Hess
25
24% Dec
11
Jun
104
Mar 22
93
2
30
\
July 18
94% Dec
25
26
2
Sep
10 % Jan
9
5% Jan
9
40 V* Jan
f
28
87% Jun
Feb
55
3
28% Jan
17
32 3
No par
Hewitt-Robins
Nov
32-
._1
12% Oct
16%' Jan
29
15
32
__1
21 % July 10
25 % Apr
31 %
Co
15% May 24
Feb" 13
31 %
class A preferred.No
Chocolate Corp..
No
24
33%
31%
conv
24
15
1,25
preferred
82
23
Jun
54%
Payne
Oct
22
33 %
54 %
Inc.
Powder
Hershey
7
17% May
33
54 %.
common
&
10% Oct
14% Oct
16
33%'
54%
__5
non-cumulative
Hercules
11
37
(GW)
7%
36%
131
33%
.50
..
Helm.erich
38%
35%
54%
Marx__
Corp
(WE) & Co
Helme
Mar 11
28
30% Oct
2
May 22
43 % Jan
34% July. 23
25
27% Jun
41 %
38
*130
33%
preferred
Helene Curtis Industries
8
8
38 %
35%
131
54%
3.65%
24
27
38
35
*130
21%
18% Jan
28
38%
35:%
131
23%
35% July 12
Sep
38
35 %
43 7
30% Jan
Jan
25'/4
24 3
4
37% Jan
34%
24%
213a
10
35
34%
25%.
42 %
21
17
35%
25%
21 %
19% Nov
39 % May 14
July 13
34 %
25 %
,:'129
35%
54
98
101
35 'a
33%
...
America
Hazeltine Cofp
Heinz (H J) Co
98
500
35%
54%
*23 '/a
35 %
23%
i 2 3 8 Dec
'812
31% Oct
98
39
35%
8%
24
1
Inc.:
Industries
24
*38%
Shares
35%
Inc__.^_l
Co
&
*95
39
53 %
25
7.5o
Telephone Co
Industries Inc
1122% Dec
10% May 29
World
Chemical
of
98
5
10
2
231/.
23 %
5
12
11
39
2
23%
*23
*95
Hayes
20
50% Sep
9
2.5o
com
preferred
Haveg
54
8%
*38'/a
36
53%
8%
Hawaiian
3
11
25% Feb
Apr
84% Dec
2
19% Apr
32
35%
54%
8%
Corp
Corporation..
Corp
5%
25
-25 % May
11
Dec
16
18
34
84
48% Oct
2
22
Nov
&
Schaffner
Hat
36
53 %
9
'
100
1
Harvey Aluminum
11
40% Jan
2
Hart
6
*35%
54
...100
Brace
Harshaw
29
9
22
15% Jun
7
% Oct
% May
21
20% Nov
35% Jan
24
Oct
13
Harsco
36
8%
_l
Co
Harris-Intertype
6
41
(MA)
39
36
2.50
preferred
Harcourt
21
Nov
7
3,
Mar 29
42
May lo
23
2
173i Jan
6%
*38%
53%
1
*
Harbison-Walker Refrac
38 %
5
convertible preferred
Hanna
July 15
25% Nov
9
32% Mar 20
21
42
,
181/2 May
4
Dec
30% Jan
May 29
16
132 %
38 %
5
;
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co_
39 %
.1
Printing Co___.
Hammermill
<18% Oct 24
38% Oct 11
,
Aug
3
20% July 11
122
4%
39%
__12.50
the Week
Dec. 13
H
Corp
Johnson
.
100
7
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
86
86
86%
87
*86
51%
51%
52
53
x50%
*87%
91
*87%
5
49%
49%
49%
5
103%
105 V2
103%
91
50
104'
*87%
491/4
103
17%
16%
PR
P6
52 V2
16%
17
87%
'54
53 Va
91
*87%
49%
49%
1031/4
103%
91
49:%
104
*85,
52%
*87%
"7
48%
103%
8,700
17 Vi
140
87
6,200
53%
91
49%
104
.
"■
18,800
3,400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2332)
20
.
L
Monday, December 16, 1963
J
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.STOCKS
Range for
Previous
\\
"21% Jun
24
13
Jones
8
l6o% Dec
2
13 % Jan
22
987b Juu
18
13 V* Dec
19
17% Jan
4
2
15% Oct
23
29% Sep
6
4
26
40% Jan
4
14% Oct
102% Mar 26
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
Par
19% Jan
Logan Inc
__50c
Laughlin Steel \common_lo
5% preferred series A
_1Q0
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co__
1
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 10
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 13
Dec. 13
Shares
Dec. 11
18 7b
187ft
1814
6J
&,
Joy Manufacturing Co
Tuesday
Dec. 9
Jonathan
65% Dec
1001/2 Jan
385/a Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
22
2
2
73% Jan
NEW
19G3
14%. Nov
47U Jan
2
29 Va Jan
May 29
15
,
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan. I
Range Since
1962
Year
OJ 'ft
63%
64%
63%
63%
10J%
103%
103%
103%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
25
25%
25
25 %
25
25%
25
34%
35%
35
35%
\
91
*91Va
103%
104 7 a
14 7B
14'/a
25
25
1
'
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
63%
18%
64'%
104
18%
103%
14,200
65%
64
104%
39,000
1C3%
Va
440
14 V.
1,100
25 Va
13,000
35 V2
20,300
92%
600
K
25
May 29
84
Jun
26
47
Jan
3
103
Jun
7
101
Jan
10
July" 31
78
6
Aug
86
Apr
101% Nov
Jan
8
94% Dec
Jan
26
95% Oct
20
Nov
27
28% Oct
12
36V2 Jun
27
50% May
7
13% Oct
24
26% Jan
4
25
40% Jan
3
48
Jan
100% Apr
1
48% Jun
25
8
21% Mar 25
2
86
Jan
24
Jun
25
25
41
791/4 Jan
24% Nov
44% Nov
12
Kellogg
2
42
Jun
21
2
43% Dec
May 28
2
10
Kerr-McGee Oil
Jan
40% Sep
3
16
11% Dec
33% Jun
'
28
27
50
Sep
3
2
25
Dec
2
Jan
2
16% May 31
8
43% Apr
'12
Mar 16
20
■
2
39 % Mar
44% Mar 14
88
Feb
Apr
11
36% Jan
84% Jan
26
57
80y2 Aug
2
21% Oct 24
8
14
28
Oct
4
29%
2
Korvette
13% Oct
24
25% Mar 12
16% Jan
2
27% Oct
7
Oct
24
18
Mar 12
13% Jan
23% Jan
22
18% Nov
14'
11
Jun
20
24% Oct
30% Jan
25
26
2
40 Vs Jan
12
40 Va Mar
Aug 15
25
36% Jan
13
35% May
8
10
22
% Mar
&
Laboratory
15
10
25% Aug 19
Lear
13 Va Jun
26
21% Apr
18% Aug 14
24
Nov 11
13% Jun
25
39
Jan
15
24
Feb
8
1
9
35% Feb
Lee
.
*21
21%
400
32%
32
32%
4,900
49
49'/«
49
49
49
49
4812
49
48%
48
Va
2,300
23%
23%
a
.
40
par
68 7
23%
x22 %
22%
22%
42%
42%
42%
42%
41%
42 %
4,600
39%'
39 %
39%
39%
40
40 Va
40%
2.900
40%
41%
41 %
43 %
41%
43%
42%
43
69%
68 %
69%
67%
69 %
67 3 a
68%
64 V2
65
64
64%
64
65
64 %
65%
5;800
38
39
387a
39%
38
38%
37%
38 %
26.800
—1
37"
37
37
37
36%
37
36%
36 7
a
36%
37
67%
68%
67 7»
6.8 %
67;«
68%
6812
69 %
69%
70%
42%.
42%
42%
42%
42
43
43
43
43 %"
43
%
1,200
24%.
24%
24-%
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
23%
23%
5,400
14 7 b
14 7
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
40%
'41.
,40%
417 4
41
41
41
41
,i"88
2
%
10
—100
*88
37
10
88'b
*88.
31
13
Lehman
22
39% Jan
22
Lehn
88 7 b
88
83
88%
90
37%
36 Va
36%
36
37
36 VB
36%
19,400
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 3 «
257it
25%
26
15,900
*21',,
22%
*21%
22 Va
22 7'»
22 7b
22
22.
Co
17
17%
17%
17%
*22'a
*17 7 b
22 74
17 7 b
1734
17%
18
2,700
28%
28%
28%
287b
297b
28%
29 7 B
28%
29
18,600
30%
30 7
30
30 Va
30 V«
30 Va
30 7a
30'-4
30
307a
5,660
7%
26%
7%
7%
15,200
,27%
26%
26%
3,400
1
_4
25
7b
17
4
8 Va
*41
%
%
7%
*41
Va
17 Va
16%
17
16%
17.V4
1774
177b
177 b
18
14%
13%
1'4%
13%
14 7 b
13%
1474
13%
14
20%
2034
20%
21
20%
21
32 Va
33 Vt
32%
33%
31 f74
32 74
15%
15
15 Va
151«
157/4
20'%
20%
32 3«
33%
14 7
15%
15 Va
a
1
29
29%
Leonard
Libbey-Owens-Ford
2
Libby McNeil & Libby
6
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com_—25
7%
preferred
:
:_100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.
;
5
18% Feb
Ling-Temco-V,ought
15
Jun
40
25% Jan
25
Oct
24
54% Mar 29
•'
/ 4% Oct 25
15% Oct
46
2
Jan
2
69% Dec
9
19 Va Jan
57
24
July
2
5
,:
2
159% Apr
10
13 Va
July 10
46 Va Jan
2
4
Dec
12
12
Dec
13
57 % Mar
1
'
57% Sep
3
1%
*21 Vs
22
*21 Va
30%
31
30 3
28%
28%
a
25
Mar 14
86% Oct 24
Lionel Corp
•
.-.3%%
53
52 7
143a
14%
14
Litton
,10%
73 7«
72 V4
151%
17%
Oct~24
47% Feb
6
23
24% Feb
13
18% May 29
27 Va Jan
2
6
155 % Jan
15 Vs Oct
123
Jun
100% July
15% Aug
13
34
•
17:%
33 %
17%"
55 Va
55%
55%
55%
%
38
23
132% Jan
29% Nov
7
143% Feb
14
22
34% Jun
12
Mar 20
101% Dec
11
107
6
97
95
Dec
90
Jan
3
96
May
36%
Oct~24
31
Dec
94
151
94% Dec
11
119% Dec
63% Feb
1
12
~6
42VsJan
2
4
142% Jan
3
154
Nov
Mar 20
32
Jan
7
39
Jun
Apr
59% Jan
2
8V.May29
15% Feb
8
9% Jan
2
22
67 Va Jan
4
Nov
22
Jun
27
21% Feb
20
15% Jan
2
21% Oct
25
40 % Feb
20
24
Jan
2
23% Jun
25
44 Vs Mar 15
35% Oct
15
44% Jun
5
47 Va Feb
46 Va Jan
3
Jan
91 Va Sep
45 V. Jun
86
25
23
72
Jan
2
93'
Jan 16
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31
30% Jan
15
17% Oct
24
1% Oct
24
3% Mar 27
7% Oct
24
10 Va Mar 21
38
89% Dec
13% Dec
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95
Louisville
Jan
17
MacAndrews &
15
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76
Nov
20
4
96% Apr
19% Mar
1
24
Jan
2
8
-1 Va
9
2% Jan
16
8% July IS
9% Jan
16
Jun
26
32% Sep
6
35% Jan
2
48 % Dec
5
36'a July 30
48% Feb
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28
22% Jan
2
27
14
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,9
33% May 24
25% May 14
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6
5% Jan
7
43% Feb
27
Aug 30
19% Nov
21
Mar
.1
26% Jan
2
35% Sep
4
24"% Jan
2
33% July 22
15% Feb 26
34
21
12
9% Sep
19
13
31% Dee
6
Oct
24
7
45% Mar 14
20% May/29
22% May 29
35
„
9 Vs Jun
27
28% Sep
18 % Jan
30 Va Oct
24
56
Feb
29% Aug 29
46 % Mar 15
17
May 28
257/s May 29
28% Jan
36 Va Dec
27
42
58 % Jan
2
2.
30% Dec
18
10
July 26
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35
Jan 23
6
40% M'av 23
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5
22% Jan
4
13
36% Jan
10
46% Jim
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10
61
53
May 27
5 Va %
May 18
May 17
82
V. Jan
2
83 Va
83'
Feb
26
76
May 21
75
July 29
80
May 10
82
Jan
87% Nov 27
84
35% Feb
23 % Jun
25
35% Feb
33
Jun
27
78% Jan
29% Jun
21
35
15
Jun
19 Va Oct
22
Dec
32 Va Jan
5
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•
29 % Jan
3
48
2
23% Sep
19
25 Vs Jan
19
24
27
104
23
150% Jan
63
Mar
19
9
22
39% Oct
16
Jan
68% Sep
6
34 Va Jan
39% Sep
19 % Mar
36
Dec
9
23%
Jan~28
26
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4
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30
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7
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41
41
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4
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Marathon Oil Co_
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5
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9
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3
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51
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23
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59
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17
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4
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a
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1
2
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2.50
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1
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A—1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
22
35 7 b
36
36 3
17,1C0
50c
preference B
97H Jan
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36%
preference B
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26,100
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u
58 >4
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58
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a
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issued
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see page
31%
76
2
footnotes,
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31
34
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1
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-
a-
27
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55
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33
29%
a
8%
55%
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preferred
.
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100
Mays- (J W) Inc
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26
237a
32'a
47
8
557b
8%
8%
54%
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40% May 16
32% Jun
-
8%
55%
S3.75
12
23
24
$3.75 preferred 1945 series ..No par
34 V2 Feb
2
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27
24%
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McGraw-Edison Co_
22
40
27%
29 7
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4
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1
1
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Marquette. Cement Mfg Co
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47
27 Va
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28
21
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47
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26
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26
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Magma Copper.—
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8
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8%
23
26
12%
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41%
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21
26
7.500
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8 %
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6.800
37
—10
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33 Vs Feb
,
89 74
367 b
H
41%
preferred—No par
61
15
89
36 7
151
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common
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19
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v
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93
10
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35
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95 7b
107%
37
preferred series A—
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77% Oct'
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Madison
6
5
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43%
36 %
Madison Square Garden
4
10
20
2
20
27
81% Dec
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21
24
102 y4 Nov
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Jan
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125
3
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29
20
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3074
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10%
36%
May Dept Stores
21
24
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a
42%
151 Vi
preferred——
13
77% Feb
13% Oct
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13
70% Jun
77 Va Feb
94%
943a
30%
103
*92 7
46,300
19,
145
10%
_100
Steamship
Sep
25
84
,v
(Ky)_No par
Co__
72% Dec
% Jun
77% Jan
5
30%
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94
42.100
23
22%
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145
45,000
18%
18%
'
22%
1,100
74
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56 Va Mar 12
7
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3a"
30,600
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a
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43%
& Sons Inc.—1
(M)
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30%
5
Nashville.
&
Lowenstein
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Corp——-25c
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30
25
25
(P)
46% Apr
24
May 29
preferred
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Lykes
Jun
Va Jun
*130
F5%
Lukens Steel
20% Oct
4
145
*130
*94%
15
25
36
22
30%
10
25
Feb
18%, -1974
23
3,200
4%
12
18 74
19%
20%
19 74
101%
Loral
12
a
3074
Oct
Jun
19
19
4
12%
22 3 a
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49% Apr
2
25
145
30 Vs
a
4 74
4
18%
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23
34% Jun
47% Mar 20
23
94
,
27
36%
104
May 27
July
79 3
37%
*92 Va
7%- preferred——
Louisville Gas & El Co
52
56
80%
36%
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E
30 3
7b
79%
19 7
20%
19%
22%
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94
18
4
18 %
/
54
105
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4
145
54
30
17
13
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35.100
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4
43a
19%
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18,000
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series
430
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17%
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4.35%
,
152
17%
series
10
152
17%,
Island
2
18% July 12
24,200
72
72 %
152
34
5%
99 Vs Oct
54% Apr
72%
72
.
3374
Long
Lighting Co com_.„5
B preferred
100
series D preferred100
40
14
100
4.25%
64
30'/a Oct
22%
15
July
60
11
preferred
conv
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19%
22 3 a
Nov
25 Va May 29
Apr
4.84%
18%
19%
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j
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11.400
17%
37
common-,
14,700
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80
38%
80
1
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3,900
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74
81%
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52%
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12%
80
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.
1074
52 3 8
53%
37%
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5,000
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104
27
Loew's Theatres
28%
Va
13
Lone
2
283a
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4%.
15
17% Jan
22
13,400
28%
34
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18
12%
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24.600
2174
31%
337b
17%
17%
,
4%
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1%
3174
33 7 b
13%
24 J/4 Feb
9
May 29
4
Lockheed
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2174
1C74
72%
33 74
4%»
23% May 24
6
Jun
23% Jan
25
12.900
52 >4
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152%
152
33%
13%.
28
Aug
137
Jun
72,
152
152
Va
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Feb
88
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44
17 a
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12,100
74'
v
33:%
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>
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pfd
conv
15
3174
14%
52%
32 74
15
23%
10%
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2
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10 3a
52
14%
21
3174
'
22
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52
20%
31,900
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common
non-cum
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1,600
3.400
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31
22
28%
5
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1 Va
8
8
2874
7
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22
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.
27
1 3
lVa
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47 >/• Mar 29
2
Jan
46
26%
30 7
1
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46
26%
14
15
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7%
27
26 Va
30%
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26%
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17
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46
26 74
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27
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46
27
15
7 V2
7%
27
27 Vb
46
12% Sep
66 Va Jan
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88%
.
28%
16% May
83% May
33 Va Dec
11,700
1
_5
56% Aug
150
500
41
35%
'
6
40%
1.800
14.000
38
12 Vs Mar 26
110% Feb
%
'26
25 fa
10
•
57,900
'
1—-
5
Jan
155% May li
45% Nov 26
10.900
68
50% July 24
23
6.330
66
Mar 19
May 31
22%
22 Va
2
38
Feb
31 Va May 29
22',
717b
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17 Vs Mar 12
63 Va Oct
7.600
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62
147
42%
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2
42 %
>
42%
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1
1
9 % Jan
421
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-
13
4
42'8
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41%
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41%
42 %
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42 %
43 V.
24
98
21 >2
43% Feb
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50
92%
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32
22% May 29
8% Oct 25
97/s Oct
100
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98
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1
2
8
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13
27% Nov
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series A
1 Vs Aug
8
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98
21
Inc
& Fink
92%
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32
5
1
Paper
21 '4 Dec
12
*91%
98
21%
j—
26% Jan
1% Feb
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*
1
7
23
41%
40
2,400
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Rubber & Tire_
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4
19
44
100
93%
'
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1
—
11
22% Doc
24
Va Sep
20 Va Jun
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—2.50
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
$1.50 conv pfd series A
1% Mar 16
19% Jan
237/a Oct
3
17
21
Siegler
100
32%
common
Lanvin-Parfums
10
Apr
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99
5
16% Dec
13% Dec
.
99
No par
3
13% Jan
99 7a
%
Lane Bryant
,9
14% Nov
94%
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42 %
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5
Co
29% Feb
21
83 %
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%
32%
—
preferred
36% Jan
/
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94
•
32%
for Electronics Inc
Gas
A.32'b
15
3
42%
83%
*92 %
32
No
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22
Sep 28
Vs May 29 '
42%
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15
42 %
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18
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110
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P Sutherland
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7
26
29% Oct
7
V
K
14
51 Vs Apr
(S
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937b
Kroger Co_
16
15% Jan
12
Nov
44
8
'
20% Oct
34% Sep
2
25% Nov
2
31 Vs Jan
Kress
(E J)
(S S)
Kroehler
31% Aug 26
7% Dec
Oct 24
19% May 29
10
2
27% Jan
4
39% Jan
36 %
s
Kresge
3C0
110
8.75
Industries
4%, preferred-.—
Oct
40% Oct
91-
10
Mar 22
25
21% Jan
22
107
No par
Co
Foreign Transactions
Koppers Co Inc common-
Oct
20
*105
83 "2
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
—1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.—100 g
16
*41%
1O0
107
94 %
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co_
Sep 20
32 i/B Jan
HI5 Va Jan
23
*1C4
51
*82 %
98
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—
72%
110
"104
35%
51
*92 %
___1
Land
*105
51%
84
7b
41
preferred
Copper
County
105%
*50%
947b
*82
_a
22
105 %
%
42 %
41%
91
50%
*92 7b
Co__
78% Jan
41%
41%
91
91
*50%
110
50c
Kennecott
Kern
*104
*96%
—
42% Apr
2
22
2
52% Mar 13
21
Kendall
79% May
66 % Jan
34
11
106
*91%
Kelsey Hayes Co
Jan
*105
100
&
27
Co
106
110
No par
com
Light Co.
Kayser-Roth Corp„;
13
105 Va
__100
Electric
&
Power
Sep
60% Nov
3
34% Dec
29
34% Jan
23
25
Non-cumulative
34%
92%
50%
100
/
preferred—
Kansas
*91
*50%
100
City Soutlin Ind
Kansas Gas
11
35 Va Sep,
53% Feb 26
34%
92 7a
4
105
—^100
^
preferred—.
4.35%
Kansas
Jan
30
5
91% Mar
46% Feb 19
30% Jun
4.20%
2
*50 7
& Lt Co coin.No par
preferred
161/2 Mar 18
5
Oct1
24
97% May
3478
503»
7b
92
50
of 1957) conv pfd—100
1959) conv pfd—100
preferred
4.50%
preferred..
7,
4
33
2
60%
45% Oct
Mar
102
10
26
47V2 Nov
34
xuu
_
4%
Sep
36
Jan
3.80%
July 19
July 17
19% Jan
41% Nov 23
15
27
24% Sep 24
59% Oct 22
96 %
27% Jan
12
17 Va Nov
23% Jun
26 V* Jun
5
431/2 Sep
86
12
preierreu.
Kansas City Pr
6
97
Corp___33%o
preferred
(ser of
95 J/4 Jan
22
36 Vs Nov
(ser
4%%
38% Jan
27
91
4%%
92% Dec
5
26
89
95 '/a Jan
Chem
convertible
31
Jan
24/
Jan
Feb
81
93
%
<fc
4%%
110
28
371/2 May 28
102 Vb Feb
26
4 Va
Alum
7
113% Aug 22
52% Aug
4
104 % Jan
Kaiser
5
100% July 19
Mar 25
50
3
941/2 Dec
83
14
Jan
2
90
20
50% Dec
6
112
May 16
ill
May 21
Sep
99
42 Va Jun
311/8 Nov
Mar 15
37
,51%
52
5174
51%
51%
51%
50%
513a
5074
51%
11,500
21%
22 %
21
217
a
21 Va
6.700
No par
20%
_1G
20%
20 3 a
20%
20 %
2074
20%
1.100
9
46%
21
*20''4
21%
20 7
20 7 2
2J74
a
21
20
74
Volume
Number 6325
198
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2333),
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Highest
Low est
37 Va
Aug
93% Jan
12
Jun
29
27
263A Feb
7
19
Dec
9
25
32 Va Apr
6
17
Nov
22
20
Sri
Jan
30
96
17
Jun
24% Oct
2
90
Oct
10
86% Jan
18% May 28
28
Feb
28
97
Jun
84 Va Jan
5
88% Nov
8% May 28
13
9% May 29
14% Jan
90
a
Merck
Jun
25
13% Apr
29
19
93
2
15% Aug
Machine
Mesta
Co
Nov
22
37% May
26
37.% May 31
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
2
•38;% Oct
28
Metromedia
25
Jan
Jun
Feb
1
Nov
26
87
May 28
84 Va Oct
Dec
Apr
84
10
24
54
July
Jail
100% Aug
98% Apr
25
May 28
39 Va Apr
34% Jan
3
58 Va Feb
49% Jan
2
Oct
23
95% Jan
2
Jan
2
101'
Dec
102
Mar 22
.
3.80%
4.45%
Middle
8
22
80 Va Oct
1
24 % Jan
2
33% Apr
15
Miles
18% Jan
Midwest
Oil
92 Va
91 V'4
9 IVY
11%
12
11%
32
11%
12
21.100
13%
13
13%
13
13VY
22,700
27%
28
28%
28
32 Vii
33 VY
28
X27%
27 7 i,
28 %
27 3 Y
28%
27%
28 Va
27%
28
15.100
32%
31%
31%
30%
32%
31 Va
32%
20.300
,
86 Va
*86
86 Va
_!00
*84
86
84
86
*84%
86
*84 Va
86
*101
,101
101
85
102
10
37%
38 V
5
-100
10
65 Va
66
102%
103
*84
*100
37%
15.700
65%
66%
4,400
103
103
68%
08%
68 3 Y
68%
68%
69
30 V
30%
29%
30%
30
30
a
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp—-
1
20%
22
21'%
22
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
3%
convertible preference
ICO
131 %
liii
133%
135
14
247% Jan
18% Jan
34
May 29
45% Apr
Jun
47
Dec
7
21
24*% Sep
17
,
24
34
2
40 % Feb
4
44 %
49
3
Minnesota
6
61% Dec
5
Mission
6
43% Dec
Mission
22
10
18
Jun
28
31% Dec
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
35% Nov
22
25
51 % Mar
22
42
18Va Jun
25
25% Jan
80
Jun
Pacific
Missouri
Portland
Apr
30
Missouri
Public
11% Jan
24
Mohasco
2
8% July
5
Aug
5
72
NOV
18
3%%
76% July 12
83
Nov
18
4.20%
27
-
30% May 23
22%
22 3
»
22%
22%
22 %
22
22 VY
3.700
42
42 V
a
12 Va
42 V
a
a
42%
42 3
a
42%
42%
41%
60
60%,
GO
60 7
a
59 3„
59 3,,
57%
58%
57%
42%
42%,
43 3 a
42%
43 Vn
42
43
42
10
3K',i
39 Vi
X38VY
38%
38
38 3
37%
5
3'a
A_No par
Co'— 6.25
72%;
J__l
23%
Co—
common—5
Inc
31
3 3a
,
23%
■
23 %
,
3%
72%
28%
10%
10%
3 %)
72
28 1 ii
72 3 a
'29
28%
x70!
10%
2.500
70%
69%
70
28%
29%
29 V
29%
5.^00
23 Vn
lOVa
70
%
23%
23%
24
23 %
23 7
2.000
10%
10%
4
10%
*71
72 V a
*71
72%
*81
83 %
82
83%.
a
10%
*71
100
82
:
11,000
3%
3 VY
3%
3%
30.200
37%
37
v
3.600
58%
43
28
—100
preferred—
3%
70 7
38%
4.500
42 V Y
VY
28 3 a
.
23 7 a
,
»
VY
a
10%
72 Va
*71,
72 Va
*71
82'
*82
83
Va
7.500
a
10%
*82
10
83%
'
Tool—_.—No par
2 7 3 it
*27
19
27
♦18
18%
36 V a
36 Va
3'6VY
36 Va
18%
19%
19%
' 19%
19%
19%
19%
19%.
19%
34 v.;
35
34%
35 3 a
35 VH
35%
■34%'
35:,«
34%
34 7
10%
10%
10%
10 V,i
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
33% Mar 13
37 Va Apr
8 Va Oct
17% Oct
23
12% Feb
28
23
36% Jan
22
20
32 % Jan
29
Machine
Monarch
n
'12% Oct 18
31%'May 16
8% Jan
2
July 30
„
Jul"
4l \\
2
23
16% Jan
17
27% Dec
10
58
Apr
86 VY, Dec
6
3-5
4
Jan
5
11
21% Jan
2
23
3
25% Nov-26
89 Va Mar 14
31% Jan
4
Mar 26
19
29% Mar 21
Jan
B —————No par
*29%
29
-2
58 %
00%,,
Co___—5
35 VH
H5 VY'
RR
Monon
Class
12
19% Nov
Feb
20
34% Jan
22
.16
12'
% Dec
li
27
19
*18
27
*18
2.600
27
19
28%'
29 VY
29
29%
29%
30
30
30
59%
60 3
59 7 a'.
60 3 a
60%
61
60%
6 IVY
35
35'a
34 3
35 Vi,
34 Va
35
34%
35
36 >Y
36 Va
36%
36%
Va
'
,
4
,
1.700
156.300
11.000
Motorola
Inc
Supply
S L Industries
2,300
4,800
26
26
-25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
26
27
27%
27%
27%
27 3«
27 %
27%
27%
15.100
84 %
81%
83 7
80 %
82 %
8014
81%
81 %
82 3 4
11.900
40
40%
40
40
39%
40 V«
40
Va
40%
40
40 V4
2.600
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
25
-
24 %.
24%
4.100
39%
40 Vn
39 Va
39%
24%/
39%
24%
40%
39%
6.300
-40 %
41 %
X40
n
6,900
27
27%
27%
28 %
28
28'%
27%
28
27 V,
27%
19%
19%
19;%
19%
;91/:,
19'
19%
19%
19%
19 5
ii
10.200
19 M,
)"%
18%
19
18%
18%
181/4
18%
18
18%
13.300
39%
40
40
40%
40%
41%
27%.
Co (G C>_
Corp__
—'
Mnrrav
Corn of, America.,—- to
Ex-distribution ——7.50
Murphy
Murphy
3,000
39.600
k
27
5
•—1
—-—1
Inc
9.800
19%
83
No par
—1
Inc—
Co
Brass
x25%
*19
19%
25%
——
—
Fuel
Mountain
M
36
26%
10
5
3
Co—:—10
Corp:
Munsingwear
27% Dec'12
*—
& CO—__—
(John)
Wheel
Motor
15
■'*
"
n
27% Dec"'
Morrell
Mueller
1
26%
transactions—-——
6
11
•
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moore-McCormack
Lines-———5
13
27 % Feb
—
Utilities
Power Co
Sep
"
Co
27%
'
Jun
22% Nov
12
A
Montana-Dakota
44
22
.17% Feb
class
Chemical
Monsanto
30
19
*18
19
48% Sep
''
——25
27%
2.7%
*18
Foreign
11
31.800
,
72 %
.
36 V«
15
29
22 V
1
No par
24
1
23
22 3
2.800
Montecatlni Mining & Chemical—
Amer shs (5 shares or 5,000 lire)
24% Oct
25
23.800
Montana
19% Oct
Jun
66%
2
Oct
14% Nov
66
23% Jan
'Nov
23
66 Va
5
4
49
14
Sep
66
%
42% Apr
397a Sep
36
26 va
66
12
42% Mar 26
2
65%
34 % Dec
May 29
Nov
60%
8
28
May 2-8
2.100
(55%
66%
13
20
23
16'/a
Nov
39 Va Dec
21
16%
61'% Dec
May 28
20 Va May 29
16%
34
31
32
16 V4
17
2
28 % Jan
16
'
16
29
41% Jan
16
16
Jan
29
52% Jan
May 29
18% Oct 24
16
10.
9% Jan
Nov
10 Va Nov
25
29
92
136
11% Apr
15
22
17 % Dec
91%
22%
135
Oct
Jun
24
91%
21
Oct
May 29
22%
137 VY
91%
2
5
10
26.000
22%
134%
91%
16
7% Jun
48% Oct
Service
Industries
22.500
Va
22%
137 Va
41%.
RR
Cement
preferred
22%
1.300
91 Va
65 %
__
class
RR
4,500
,
Jan
18
35
14
Missouri
30%
X21%
136
91 Va
16
No par
1
—
230
„
68%
—5
Light
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
37% Mar 29
o
14
66
10
22% Mar 20
13
15
'5
Dec
&
i
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Nov
19
69% May 11
751/4 May 28
15
4% Feb
74
Corp
22% Jan
65,'/4 Oct 25
Oct
Feb
Ontario
Development Co
48% Jan
28
Mar
11% Apr
7% May 29
Jun
44
2
2% Jan
4 V* Jan
2% Oct
Power
8
.19
2634 Jun
&
Mar
29% Mar
3514 Jun
Minnesota
104
68 3Y
29%
VY
91 Va
91 %.
♦;:o%
No par
Paper
2.5C
103%
104
69%
30%,
12
24
*103
69%
23
14% Oct
104
*103
4
301
Inc_^-No par
50
102
36%
24% Sep
Mining & Mfg
*100
66%
142% Oct
Minn
100 VY
86
37%
2
73% Oct
*84%'
31 Va
2
2
240
65 V
2
52 % Jan
60
-87
(ili
Jan
7
98
86%
38 Vu
84 %
70 % Feb
100
120
83
*96%
657a
79% Jan
15
J 02
83
98
2
37%
2
12'a May 29
84
*96 V
38
2
41V's Jun
84
Va
66 Va
98% Jan
Enterprises
96
65 VY
133% Jan
Minnesota
84%
96 Va
8.100
37";a,
a
23
Apr'' 17
28
*86
'85
85
24
24
14
100
31 Va
Va
13 Va Oct
17 Va Dec
*90 VY
27%
28
27%
77 % Oct
19
2J
24
91 VY
9.000
13 Va
70'a Oct
Sep
16% Sep
106%
90%
40% Feb
93
800
>27
Va
23
Mar 19
180
87%
a
13%
a
16% Oct
25
50
27%
27%?
-2
17.200
27
97 Va
Inc__
17%
105 Va
8(i Va
Corp——.
Laboratories
17%
12
%
'
'
3.600
87 V
27
*86
Inc
97
19%
1
106%
*96
—
Utilities
,
88
27
106
f)7 V'2
Corp common
1st preferred
—;
5Va%
60% Jan
88
26%,
107
86
Midland-Ross
70 Va Feb
89
26 3 Y
105%
80
preferred
South
12 7
17%
*96
preferred
16
92
11
13%
17 Va
*84
preferred-:
10
*90
12 Va
17%
...—100
preferred
3.85%
67% Sep
106
Oct
-
26%
107 VY
4.800
19%
19 VY
88
4
92 Va
19%
Shares
.46%
*96
193«
the Week
13
.
46
97
17 3 a
87
26 3
46%
*96
19
,
17 7 a
105!.,
-•
a
45%
97
Dec.
100
4,35%
39% Aug. 20
19%
87
26 3Y
46%
46%
*96
Friday
Dec. 12
pfd_100
3.90%
2
103% Oct
46%
Sales for
Thursday
Dec!. It
.-I——10o
Edison
May 17
89
'
87
106 V
SALE PRIC ES
Wednesday
97
13
_1
87% May 22
23
17%1
46 Va
12
No par
Metropolitan
18
105%
*89%
5
—
Inc
Inc——___
July
101
5
85% Sep
96
26
90
13
Dec
83
19
97
15
19
26%
16%c
______No par
27
19 Va
87
1.83%
Merritt-Chapman & Scott-..
12.50
Trust—Units of benef'cl int
27 % Nov
*96
17%
Mesabi
15
96 %,
19
100
46 %
96 %
__1
common
preferred
$3.50
Dec. 10
46
No par
Inc
Co
Inc
12
88% Jun
55
Co
23
Jan
43
8
&
58 V8 Feb
82 Va Jan
80
Stores
Mercantile
16 Va Nov
52% Jan
24
93 Va Jan
81
11
28
Va July 16
5
—
Shoe Corp common
24
28 VY Oct
26% Oct
103
11
11% Jan
2
14
Jan
Tuesday
Dec. 9
series)__100
preferred series B
4%
27% Oct
3
'88% Jan
23
Aug 17
Melville
J
Monday
Par
Cement
Portland
Medusa
109% Oct
2
■
Mead Corp common
4%%
preferred (1st
27% Jan
,
2
77% Jan
94 Va Mar 23
25
4
20
Jun
25% May 20
20 Va Mar 11
81% Jan
60
EXCHANGE
47% Nov
8
7
,48% Apr
33 V* Jun
LOW AND HIGH
"r
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest V
Highest
Year 1962
27 %
27%
27 VT
.
5.900
7.(i00
1.100
N
7% July 29
Dec
27
13 Vi Aug
43 % Jun
22
62 Va Mar 16
54 Va Jan
24% Dec
10%
2
21% Jan
16
>8%
25
11 % Jun
22
27
Mar
41%
Sep
Jan
19% May 19
31 % Jan
12
5
31
,May 29
45 va Apr
24
43 Va Jan
7
59% Nov
Jan
4
-■li % Jan
2
33
.
18
9% May 29
66 3 4 Oct 24
18%
,Oct
25% Mar
14
22% Jan
3
28
591
72
Jan
4
30 3 s Apr
23
2334 Mar
2
93 V'4 Dec
28
92
Jun
5
30% Jan
>
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
77
.9 V'4 Mar 27
Jan
27
56 V
24
5
Oct
22
98
Jan
4
24% Oct
24
32
Apr
30
26% Oct
9
a
k
36% Sep
2 '
Jan
40 Va Jan
3
99% Dec
33 VY Oct
93 Va Jan
12% Feb
2
Feb
Feb
13
50
May
6
.:
3
17
13% Dec
'33 % Oct
50% Apr
45% Feb
24
2
Jun
38 % Oct
30
24 V'4 Feb
$4.50
22% Jan
2
15%
22
23 Va Feb
16
Jun
Lead
Linen
Propane
pec.
9
15
National
11% Jan
13
25% Jan
27
Oct
31
May 29
81
Jail
52
75
6% Feb
Dec'
6
% Mar
18% Jan
2
24
17 % Nov 26
Oct
33
Jan
6
67% Nov
20
85,
Apr
3
"Jan
2
29% Oct
/3
May 29
51 % Jan
Aug 23
24 %
86% May 10
86 % Feb
43% Jan
15
20
Apr
2
Nov
Jun
Nov
14
341
34
34
Bros
2
Nov
1
Apr
8
,9o Va
99
99
99
99
70 Va
69 %
70
69%
31.500
32
31 %
31'.,
1
a
30%
31 Va
30%
697/li
30%
14.'»
'13%
13%
7,400
27% Nov
26
33% Feb
13
2
25 % Dec
11
Jun
22
39 % Mar 21
10% Jun
14
20% Jan
12
May 29
43% Dec
31
Jun
27
,10% Sep
15
19% Feb
43% Jan
26
33 % Jun
31*.
Y40
76 Va Jun
27
May
Apr
Jan
38
Mar 11
7
2
55% Aug 14
10
74
Dec
19
'72% Dec
Jun
26
79
Feb
23
76V'4 Jan
2
86
Jun
4
Jan
18
94
Nov
27
104
July
100
109 V2 Jan
3
Jun
Oct
24
21
July
107
29
16%
38 % Feb
110% Dec
9
85'% July 31
21 V'4 Jan
4
26
12% July
3
14
15% Jun
24
25
May
Sep
Jan
4
9
83
.
f
13
Dep
-Dec
90
'
103% Dec
20% Jan
23% Dec
125
May 31
24
' May 20
.13% Jan
18
14% Jun
21
46
20% Mar
2
7% Apr
29
9
13 V» Jan
14
■/■
Nov
76
May 22
Dec
43% Jan
4
4
48 Va Apr
Mar
14
109
11
113% Mar
114 V'4
Sep 26
44% Jan
24
6
43
,
r
12
No par
Indiana P S
Co
Natural
Co_
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred—.
—10
100
1O0
—100
—
5
Northern
States Power Co com
91 %
24
91% Jan
3
93'Va May 31
93% Dec 20
Nov
22
95 V, Mar
92% Nov
15
95% Jun
29
25% Jan ,14
-1
Corp_
Pacific Ry—
8
footnotes,
Aviation———1
Northern
19
31
see page
91'
19;
25:
Oct
9
95
Jun
20
4
21
39%
?9%,,
39%
2.800
17''a
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
12.800
68 VY
68
68%
08%
67 3 Y
68 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
9.400
52 V
52%
52 Va
52%
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52%
8.900
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,
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a
85
5
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78
-
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85 '
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84
73
73
110
78
78
78
530
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83
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110
220
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23 %
23 3
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23 Va
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4.900
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40.500
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.
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a
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40
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51
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108
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11
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51
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.
7 %:
10 Va
.
ii
J1 %
4
96
■
vy
68 VY
68
27 V'4
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Nopco Chemical Co__/
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5.60%
61
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a
17%
42 *2
17
May 11
1,600
41%
—_100
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preferred ———100
5.25%; preferred
100
4.85%
preferred—
——-l—lOO
$3*60
17%
*11%
110% Jan
81% May 29
13%,
17%
1
Coal
'38% Jun
13 Vi!
18
15
26
2
13%
com_No par
Sep
13
13 3 a
39%
107.
Nov
13%
24 7
6
Jan
20 Va
38!,.
—
Car
May 20
20 VY
24
-
American'
86
For
3.40% ,preferred
3.60%
preferred
American
Auc
20 Va
29 Va
5%%
91
17%
100
American
Nov
20
38%
Northern
76
39 Vb
Corp com_No par
North
58
20
24 Va
preferred
North
111 %
51
29%
Niagara Mhk Pwr
North
109
50 3
23%
26
2
11
20
50%
29 Mi
12
Jan
104% Jan
107
33% Mar 29
33 Va Jan
Gas
16
86
19% May 29
$3.75
Electric
21
2
49%
38%
Northern
93
Apr
State
Nov
66% Jan
50 %
1
Chicago & St Louis Co—
York Shipbuilding Corp—
26% Sep
,10%
50
17%
25 «-a
_5
Railroad
57% Aug 15
6
25%
*39 Vh
-100
4
78% Mar 23
July 23
Dec
a
14
'
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26% May 21
80 % Jun 21
7.
Nov
1
40 Va
tr'u
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North American Sugar Ind
10
Northern Central Ry Co
50
37% Mar 16
25 Va May 29
85% Jan
Mar
28
25
6
40'a
cv«
2
72% Jan
45
May 29
9
18
15
30
Oct
29% Jan
Jan
2
11
18
AW
19
Jan
30
22
65 Va Jan
85%
28
Jan
25
105
28% Feb
Y
31V
40 %
734
3.90%
7
4
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31"; ii
40
10%
4.10%
31
27
Central
22
Jan
88
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11
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2,700
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20
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York
York
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•
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N
'
,
40
10%
Co (J J) common_N6 par
preferred^——1——-—100
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,97% May 31
110% Feb
3
25
Jun
23
6
Jan
102
82 % Jan
7
Jan
107'
,41 Vz Dec
73 Va
5
'
Apr
107
-
Aug 27
"
15 '
16% Jan
77
25
-
30
25
11 Va May 29
30 % Oct
3
72 % Jan
May 29
19% Oct 23
48
6% Oct
4
May 17
27% Jan
3
Jail
28
Jan
26
46% Sep
85% Feb
Jan
67 Va Jun
79
2
13% Apr
3
80% Nov
26l
.85.
45% July
13
46 7
3
48 '/a
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May 28
15
1-j
;
10 V,
5
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preferred
9,000
,■
,—5
convertible
4%
47
981
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Newport News Ship & Dry
46 %
,47 V a
47 Va
69%
1.',.
—_-l
England Tel & Tel Co
53
47
1
31%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
110
47 Va
900
99
47;!
13 V
issued-
20,800
9 %
91Y
69 3.1
Fibre Co—-— 1
Corp
9%
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(,9
England Electric System.,—_1
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5,100
a
13-%
New
33%
4
13%
Ncwmont
33
34
98 V
13%
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a
,
69 V
13%
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2
47 Vtt
4
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49
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20
—
94
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98
20%
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94
a
6.9%
20
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a
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9:?«
21
30
23
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94
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'
500
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a
33 7
56 •Va
29
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9 V/n
30.900
24 3a
24
VY
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34
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24
3.200
93
Newberry
3%%
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Nevada Power Co
New
j
11.900
94%
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it
4.800
64 3a
r
49 Va
*93
49
No par
89 Vb Apr
2
43% Sep
20
54 va Jan
97
5
36va May 29
107
93
49
—1—5
Co__
Corp——
When
34 Va
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49%
54% July 31
IS
61% Jan
85
•
%
30
24'»
24 Va
24 ',4
242.1
93%
49
12.300
64 V1
04%
64
10.200
%
64 VY
65
14.400
14%,
25 %
64 %
25%
64
57%
14,
30 V a
25
501
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5.100
89'a
30
25
25%
4(1 V",
V—,-1
Corp—
28%
25 VY
29%
25%
1
64%.
9 Vm
_1
—
35.«)00
29%
80 V4
30
81 1
1
93%
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a
37 7
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82! a
29%
82 1
26'%
1
1.200
57
80%
30 '-i
30
81 %
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Aug 22
56 7 a
40
Co
42
'
14%
til
40
National
30
57
14%
31 ',4
Natomas
Ncisner
56Vfi
13%
15
1
%
14%
40',1
29
7% Feb
57
14 Hi
31 %
Co
VB Jan
2
9
83
51% Sep 24
3
56 Vtt
14 va
Tea
Nautec
57
40
National
7
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49
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Corp-
9 Vb Apr
13% Jan
30
28%
25 V-i
34 V
37 Va
38 Va
14:!«
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,•
24%
i
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,28 V.1
63%
.
1.600
7%
77/ii
4
37 V1
28%
25%
common —_1
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.
82%,
-
30
,
<
56 VY
,
28 Vh-
'28%
31
May 21
18% May 31
6
8% Sep
12
36
71
82'
5
Co^——10
Service
Sugar
19
—
V
•
'
14,
Steel
20
_
-i
10
National
53
1514 Mar'19
26% Mar 27
19% May 29
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a
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National
Apr
Sep
28
32
9
56%
14%.
National-Standard
5
11
47
6
•
Mar 19
21
13% Or7 23
28
57
34 Vn
'
6% Nov
26
56%
Co_——-—
National
2
9% Mar 29
5 Va May 28
10% Oct 25
85
5
10
Corp
Gypsum Co
preferred--:-
National
13 % Nov
20
24
28 %
28
Gas
National
Jan
18
—5
28 3 „
National
1
"33 V'4 May 29
9
34 % Mar
8
13 % Oct
May 29
25
3 ■1
General Corp __i_
National
2
15% Nov
11
28 V'4-Feb
35% Jan 10
Fuel
National
25
'
"
57%
38
Co„.——
78% Aug 27
25% May 27
57 11
38%
Corp—
Cash
Register
32
4
Dec
68
103 % Nov
"
59
371
% %
'
98
58 V 'a
33 34
pfd series of 1951—-—100
4'%%"' preferred
(conv)———50 ■;
4
1
59%
37%
Castings Co—
No par
National City Lines Inc
—-—1
National Dairy Products
—5
Nat'l Distillers & Chem Corp corn_5
12
54
2
29 V'4 Jan
2
10
27% Sep
96% Feb
4
22
Nov
,48 V4 July 18
Mar 23
54
a
May 24
67% Jan
Mar 19
25
24
15 VY
National
7 •'••1
59
1
National
'34
83% Jan
27
24
Aug lv2
2
July 19
46% Jun
61
85% Oct
65
20% Oct,
47
Biscuit
20 % Jan
,
1
Can
5
n*7/
*
iv
—-3
——
Aviation
National
National
23% Dec
18% May 29
National
Co
1
2
,
15
Airlines
6
Jan
4
3
Acme
National
7%
—
_——.
Corp——
National
Sep
18
29% Feb
132 3
24
7
70% May 16
Natco
a,
*91 va
92
93%
21 •%
-/* 91%
/
21 Va
92
'
93 %
21 %
91 Va
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92 %
92 Va
92 %
21 VY
21%
.
-
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21
y
92 V
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a-
93 Va
21%
150
50
36 600
22
The Commercial and Financial
(2334)
May 29
23
42% Dec
10
17% Jun 25
35% Jan
12
44% Dec 27
40 % Dec
42% Mar
Nov
19
2
31% Jan
31%
Sep" li
2
32%-Dec
13
21% Nov
2
59% Jan
13
29
26% Oct
71 %
-3%
52 %
52%
19%
19%
:
Steel & Wire Co
Northwestern
Norton
Co.
Pharmacal Co
Norwich
Monday, December 16, 1963,
.71/
72%
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 12
Dec. 13
Shares
71%
71 %
72
71%
52%
52%
52
14;100
72%
52%
2,500
52%
52%
19%
52 %
*19
52%
*19%
19%
191/8
19%
19
19%
600
40%
41
-
40%
41%
41%
41%
5,100
42%
42%
42%
33%
34%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
20,400
24%
—1.
..LI-
Inc
NuTone
16
x71%
72 %
10
5
——10
62 %c
Inc
Airlines
Northwest Bancorporation
1
23
Feb 18
45% Sep 20
44% Jan
3
6
Aug
36
Northwest
9
.
Dec. 11
Dec. 10
Dec. 9
Par
EXCHANGE
72% Dec
53% Nov
10
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1962
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
Chronicle
24%
23 %
23
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23 %
2,100
-
o
2
Dec
21
86% Dec
7
85% Jan
Nov
8
100% Dec
14
99
80% Jun
29
941/4 July 18
105
18% Apr
88 % Jan
31
95% Nov
41
Feb
25
■41% Jan
13% Jan
3.90%
2
4.56%
105
102% Jan
Jan
preferred
preferredpreferred
4.44%
25
26% Aug 29
100
10
26
4.24%
40% Oct
18
Oklahoma
46% Dec
11
Olin
17% May 13
15,% Dec
10
6
Nov
22
45%
3
Aug 23
33
30
59% Jan
46% Oct
"26
87%
Feb~13
49% Sep
10
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
72% Jan
24
99% Jun
14
115
Jan
2
96
Oct
25
30% Nov
26
64
Oct
28
25
43
Mar 23
68% May 14
891/4 Oct
18
Jan
18
37% Sep
11
105
45%
24%
18%
96%
*95
37%
45%
45%
45%
961/2
*95
36%
37%
37
37%
46%
45%
46%
45%
50
96%
a
1,200
46
37 3
2,400
62,900
15%
15%
15%
151/4
15%
15%
15%
15i/4
15%
29
29 %
29
29%
29
29%
29 %
29%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45 7
s
45%
45%
451/t
45%
38.300
15%
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
15
26,000
22
86
86%
98%
99%
100
_15
^
4,200
640
21 %
21%
20
19%
20
19%
21%
19%
3,100
60%
59%
60%
601/2
61%
13,700
60
59%
86
86%
85%
86%
86%
88
9,600
98%
98 %
98'/a
98%
98 %
98i%
99
99%
3.400
32
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,200
59%
"
33
32%
*21
2,100
'
20
*211%
22
20%
20
59 %
59%
6.25
com
37%
37%
6,400
•
29%
Owens-Illinois
Co
*95
96%
*95
*21%
Glass
980
24%
18%
310
240
99
18%
15%
preferred
Oxford Paper
Co
99
3.50
.
29
5
Overnite
4%
98%
24%
20%
;
c0
98%
-24%
22 %
Outlet
23 % Jun
101
*18%
15%
Outboard Marine Corp
24% May
19% July 15
*98%
18%
20%
16% Nov 14
20% Aug 20
101%
25%
21%
11
2
*100%
18%
30c
1
25 % Jan
101 %
101
24%
No par
24% Mar
14
1
45%
Xl5%
*100%
101
18%
Transportation Co
___1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
24
27
5
85%'
101 %
25%
15 Va
Jun
Aug 16
37%
5
85%
18%
18 %
95
3.125
:
10% Oct
19
18%
37 %
85i%
16.700
48
97%
86%
48
101
25%
25%
95
100
1
100
101%/
x85%
87
47%
97%
85%
47%
*98%
48
97%
101
*100%
101
25
Chemical Corp
*85%
87 %
TOO
7.50
Gas
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange
& Rockland
Utilities
Otis Elevator
47%
x97%
86
20
Mathieson
48%
98%
10o
preferred
Natural
47%
98
-2.50
com
preferred
4%
18% Oct
98 % Apr
48% "
98%
100%
100
Okla Gas & Electric Co
7
27% Nov
76
May
100
11
17% Jan
94% Nov
12
Oct~24
7
89% May
48
97%
15
preferred
34% May 29
2
31% Jan
3
14% May 29
43%
4.40%
Sep It
22% Mar 25
26
26
27
100
15
24
Nov
95
"23
1(3 % Jun~28
29% Oct
Jun
24
4
11
3
12
9
100% Dec
May 28
Jan
Ohio Edison Co common
Sep
101% Oct
49% Jan
38
92
97 % July
53
46% July 26
%
86%
86%
P
25
25
Jan
2
9% Jun
15
15% Jan
'15% May;
12
25
May 29
36% Feb
May 29
61% Dec
19% Aug 15
Pacific
American
29
16% Aug 20
Pacific
Cement
30% NOV
20
47
1
12% Nov
16% Jun
27
22
34% Jan
29
Nov
142%
May 29
Oct
5
5% May 28
5
14% Nov
'v 7%
39% Jan
158% Feb
26
2
15% Oct
24
24% Feb
70% Dec
12
21% Jan
12
67% Nov
22
80% May 13
91% Aug 23
97% Feb
8
Jan
10
98
/20% Dec
10
Pan
Panhandle
9% Jan
28
15
Paramount
11
Parke Davis <?:
11
31
29% Jan
10
27
Feb
15% Nov
28
19% Apr
25
Pendleton
14
26 % Oct
31
Penick
15
Oct
27% Jan
28
14% Nov
4
2
3
6% Nov
36% Oct
27
48% Jan
52% Jan
17
25% Jun
34% Feb -20
19% Jan
22
14
28% May 29
98% July 25
95
Jan
3
41"
40
34
2
Jan
1
3
May 16
36
31% Dec
100
Dec
106% Feb
28
97
106% May 25
101% May 25
Dec
103
Feb
13
18% Feb
25% Dec
54% Dec
5
Oct
29
2
54% Jan
13% Jan
1131% Jan
27
31% Oct 22
2
10% Jun
39% May 29
Oct
24
56% Feb
25
Jun
22
58
35% Feb
52% Mar 19
33
47
12
Feb
11
46
Jan
2
2
38
Aug
1
2
19% Oct
3
56% Nov
16
15
22
42
13% Jun
25
18% Oct 24
33% Oct
44% Oct
23
1
19 % Jan
Feb
16% Feb
12
13
42
44% Nov
62% Jan
15
25
May 29
98
.Tun
6
103% Nov
July 10
88 % Nov
63%, Sep
52% Mar
28
6
2
9
105
21
92
84
Nov
36%
Aug
Mar
Jun
96
Jan
8
100
Sep
13
Aug 23
106
Jan
31
26% Oct
24
61 % Oct
24
82
July 16
80 % July 25
42
Oct
24
81'
96% Dec
103
Apr
2
16
108
41% Apr
24
90 % Apr
22
Feb
84% Feb
81% Jan
19
47
59"% Mar 14
Nov
10
22
24
26% Apr
2
17% Apr
Oct
24
69
Jan
4
27
41%
Jari
11
50% Sep 30
26% July
1
23
65% Mar 19
39
Feb
88% May
55% Jun
15
21% Jan
■
18
64 % May 20
40% Dec
26
6
Aug
12
53
22
13 % Oct
Aug 17
86 % Mar
1
72% Jan
2
86
Sep
28
81
8
73
Jan
10
Pet
12% Jun
22
16% May 15
14% Jan
2
1
134% Jan
2
143
20
51% Jan
2
60
64
4
23
Jan
Jan
25
18% Oct
May
30
"67%
68%
68
68%
98
*96
6%
6%
50%
68 %
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98
6%
6%
30%
53%
*52%
44
X42 %
43 %
27%
*26%
.271/4
52%
5
43 %
*26%
25
Corp—
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53
43
44%
27
%'
*26%
Co
—"
Co
I
common
Gas
&
—
,
16%
16%
17
17
17%
17%
18
2,000
21%
22%
21%
23
22 3
23
34.600
15%
15
]r-%
15
15%
15
15%
21,900
15
15%
5% Oct
'36% Oct
35
Oct
19% Jan
116 % Mar
44% Jun
22
5
22
8
139
May
67% Feb
12% Jan
4
7
Jan
9
38
Jan
41 %
42
31%
30%
21
31
31
1,900
32
32%
32
32%
31%
32
12,000
100%
100
IOI1/4
101
101%
100%
'
100
100%
97%
98
98%
*971%
98 %
340
24%
25%
24%
25%
224,700
53
45%
53%
9,800
45i/4
53
53%
53
45%
45%
x49 %
/ 51%
52
50%
51 %
50%
51%
50%
51%
49%
50%
49%
15%
16 %
15%
41
Jan
3
125
Nov
Jan
16
16 %
15%
16
53%
531%
53%
*53%
53%
53%
53%
121%
11%
12%
12
8,600
11%.
11%
12%
12
12%
'11%
47%
49
47 7 8
48%
47%
2.800
49%
491%
48
49
101%
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101%
25%
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25V2
49
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25
-
*100i/2
1011%
*100%
1011/2
*100%
251/B
25%
251,4
25i%
25%
171/2
17%
171/4
17%.
171%
17%
30
-
30%
17%
17 %
171/4
29%
30 %
30%
31
30
30%
291%
30
48%
49
48%
49%
49
60 %
61
61
61%
6 li/4
61'%
4
49 %
61%
86%
33%
33%
86%
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♦103
98
98
105'
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x36%
38%
69
69
87 %
86%
5
48 %
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%
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84
49
49%
33%
,101
130
Jan
88
Jun
25
21
Oct
24
81% Jun
14
*86
'
13% Oct
24
21/
90 % Oct
18
95% Mar
Jan
20
56% Jun
25
92% Jan
20% Jun
NOV
isV
69% Mar
1
25
32% Apr
19
27% Jan
2
49% May 29
69% Dec
26
68% Jan
2
29
31% May 14
30% Jan
2
7
July 24
85
87
Jan
-
Jan
5
2
90% July 17
92
Nov
95
Dec
98
Nov
2
*83%
.
48%
49%
48%
18%
18%
21
104
Jun
29
109
Afr
10
106
Jun
29
110% Feb
15
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
22% Jan
21
19,
July 25
35
54%
39%
40
45%
47 3 b
14,000
45%
46%
14%
14%
14%
1,600
14%
14%
$5
convertible
$4.80
preferred
(conv)
preferred
45%
45%
46%
46%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
7%
_.
Co
$3.50
Poor
Corp
'
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83
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83
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78
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78
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78
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21
21
21
21
21
20%
20%
140
21
18
18
Procter
Public
div
21
-
139
Gas
preference
15
5.05%
8
5.28%
Public
Serv
75 % Aug 21
81% Jun
14
3 % %
23% Nov
25% Aug
7
4.32%
40% July 25
Feb
8
24% Dec
10% Feb
21
6
Jan
2
8% Nov
18
18
88
23
84
Jan
4
87% Nov
19
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182
Co
of
20 %
29%
29
*133
134
59%
60
*109
110
31 % May 29
Jan
43% Jan
20% Oct
23
38% Mar
28% Jun
25
38% Dec
1
18% July
33% Dec 13
2
9
22
May 24
40% Jan
4
18%
18%
100 %
100%
1001/4
20%
20%
20%
2OV2
20%
20%
20%,
15,800
791/8
79%
78%
7 91/2
79 %
79%:
31.400
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
41,100
75
74%
74%
74%
74%
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30%
30%
91
91%
91%
93
*92%
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107
107
108%
110
109
109
40
39%
39%
78%
*77%
*23%
HOi/2
-
40
"24%
*23 %
24%
6%
29%
41%
No par
21 %
Inc
21%
,
241/4
6%
6%
85%
85%
93
100 %
91
*107
78%
24%
30%
92%
95%
961%
107
*77%
*100,
*92%
40
96%
33%
"
30%
30%
93%
107
97%
33
*91
31 %
921%
*23%
Inc
Products
39,900
18%
*92%
4
41%
Purolator
24
193%
18%
31 %
29%
25% Oct
4,700
180%
18%
100
—25
25
Pure Oil
11
33%
183%
18%
*91
34%
Pullman
47% Aug 27
340
20%
92
No par
5
31% May 14
8,500
181/2
*96 %
-1
30
58%
108
1791/2
com__No par
Co_
131%
57%
108
32%
100
Cement
131%
1821/4
7.100
100
6%
111
*109
1,500
321/4
92%
*23 %
59%
400
29%
179%
33
100
,_No par
59
727's
291/2
1841/2
31
92 3
134
*133
60
110
10
69
134
109V2
111
30%
*91
*67 y4
*72
29%
59%
75
100
291%
69
72%
*29%
,
*,131%
'
60%
791/2
1
Ind
29%
291%
134
291/a
No par
*671/4
*72
671/2
72%
74%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co^-10
2
67%
72%
79
35
11
67%
73
28%
20
23% Jan
11%
18.400
75 %
19%
36 % Jan
:>
19,200
12%
100 %
18%
20%
85%
20% Dec
26
59%
11%
79%
preferred
Rican
59%
12
138%
18%
101
85
Puetro
200
59%
11%
29
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
$4.75
140 V2
59
11%
79%
'
Jun
*1391%
591/8
179 %
x32%
33%
185
-
5% Oct
84
138%
11%
74%
preferred
preferredpreferred
4.16%
13
24
59%
3,200
58%
28%
preferred
11
*28%
*132
73
21
1381/2
5
preferred
preferred
Oct
*67
21%
58%
com_No par
com
6,700
139'A
No par
&
109% Jan
11%
'12%
09%
18%
of Colorado
Co
Elec
57%
73
*100%
Co
preferred
preferred—
4.30%
2l
Mar 29
Power
Gamble
&
Service
Public Serv
$1.40
11%
*67%
*71%
--—10
Electric
3.800
78
78
'
83
83
83
•"81
sf pref_100
lo
Co
&
75
1.25
1
Potomac
28
23
preferred
;
-
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
100 % Aug
3
1
common
convertible
3
15
(The)
Plough Inc_—
Polaroid
Nov
24
preferred
guaranteed
.
*76%
No par
1
45%
%
i_No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
79% Apr
24% Dec
32 % Jan
2,500
53 3 4
4.18%
'
18 %
47 %
5
112
I8V4
39%
97% Apr
106% Aug 27
108
May 27
170
58,600
54%
9
Dec
95
210
49%
39%
4.08%
95
•
84 3 4
48%
49%
181/2
17,900
86 %
*84
84
49%
69%
86%
87
54%
19
32% Sep
6
79% Aug 13
32 % Feb 18
69 %
69%
-
55
21
18
92% Dec
6
23% Apr
81% Oct
84
39%
Feb
90 % Nov
20
.
Nov
86%
84
15,500
54%
5
20 % May 27
101
68%
86%
86%
'
39%
100
3
69%
86 %
70
50
37
37
68%
361/2
570
.105
18%
100
14
36%
*1031/2
55%
39%
Pittston
Jan
37
36%
.
18%
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
j 93
105-
37%
84
'
*103%
105
39 %
Pittsburgh & West Virginia-
6
97
54%
8
Jun
86%
97
39%
4
38% Aug 28
86%
97
18%
58%
211 % Sep
87%
97
55%
139%
130
300
*86
98
18 %
2
/
11.800
55 %
40% Jan
3
34'%
1011/2
39%
1
Co
No par
Aircraft Corp_
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
;
.2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
70% Jun
6
34
*101
Piper
133% Oct
120% May
15% Jan
341/2
1011/2
33%
871/2
*97
*103%
18.700
'
*101
341/2
87%
105
7,300
46,300
Pillsbury
Phillips-Van I-Ieusen Corp_„
7
28 % Mar 20
Jan
2;7O0
'
18%
22
105% Jan
34% Dec
221
61%
.
.
101
98
86%
67
*86 %
'601/2
34
101
100
38
100
100
17
122
2,500
-
511%
48%.
49'%
48 %
5
500
101%
25%
'
17 %
100%
Jan
28% Nov
14
78
4,300
15%
53%
s
99 %
57% Nov
35% Mar 29
6
25
9,500
11,700
50
16%
57%
4
.
53
13914
80
51%.
50%
53%
'
700
13.600
50%
50%
501/2
50%
49%
,
45%
16 %
33%
1
Petroleum —;
49%
49%
53%
-
53
50
__50c
series preferred—.
50%
52'%
690
*97%
25%
*45
55
,
98%
24%
451/2
49%
.
971/2
53%
24%
100%
97%
24%
100
preferred-
5,200
31
•
52%
53%
.
32 %
24%
49%-
•
31%
72% Aug 28
Aug 27
3
24
42
43%
42%
31%
100
14% Sep
2
Jan
55% Jan
54
41%
441/a
41%
45%
100
(NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
8
1
43%
'
43%
25,700
31%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com__
No par
5%
preferred class A
100
5%%
1st series prior pfd
100
May
Nov
43 %
44
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
126% Aug 21
43% Oct 24
37 %
44
54
X52 %
1,230
41
38
42%
43%
X42
6.200
7%
7%
7%"
36%
371%'
32 %
.100
preferred
Phillips
7%
7%
a
31%.
100
t.
55,300
23%
45%
-i._:33%c
Inc
Co
preferred
3.90%
27%
53 %
5
900
421'2
*26%
16%
24%
1
Phila & Reading Corp
4%
42 %
27%
21%
97%
1
of America
Corp
(Chas)
4.68%
/
42%
16%
100
No par
Inc__
Permutit Inc_
4.30%
42 %
45%
100
Service
11.600
87,300
55
21%
31%
_10c
preferred
541/4
31%
53
21 %
15
common__l
.•
54
31
16%
'
No par
33 %c
1
/
19,000
54%
-53
*26%
5
—
7,400
6%
6%
'
8.900
115,100
31%
53%
5
Corp
Cement
6%
7,100
53.600
97
*96
97
6%
6%
53
1
Corp—
Milk
Pfizer
7
May 10
22% Jun 21
681/2
67%
*96
98
53%
convertible preferred
4%%
82
11% Oct
67
68
49%
50%
.68 %
32
Co
Petrolane
6
7
50 %
31%
No par
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
14
91
49%
41%
5
9
50%
50%
*30%
Chemicals
preferred
21
49%
49%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—1
Penn Power & Light com_.
No par
4 % %
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
_100
Pennsylvania RR
10
3.80%
July 19
19%
53 %
;
21
Dec
20
*52%
60%
84
19 %
32%
_12.50
33% Jan
20%
54
preferred
67
19%
31%
common
Co
4.40%
2
20%
53%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
5
19%
33%
Phila Electric Co common—_No par
Jan
20%
54
preferred
1
2
15%
31%
10
87% Mar 27
15% Oct
30% Oct
July
171/4
15%
53%
23
112% Jan
18% Jun
40
Feb
103
167%
15%
6%
6%
'
101
6%
17%
15
42 %
Pfaudler
99% Dec
34% Mar 20
6%
17
15%
44 %
5%
'6/600
6%
17%
15%
43%
Pennzoil
6%
6%
171/8
7%
Pennsalt
150
15%
*36%
Penney (J C)
8.600
15%
7%
6
% Aug 29
-
371/4
Petroleum
55
%
31%
145%
6%
7%
\
29% Jan
7
82
22
67
31 %
145%
17%
*36%
31% Sep
-
49 %
*97
,
31%
145%
31
19%
16%
19%
70c
1
100
%
145%
%
17
7%
18% May
24% May 31
57% Mar 15
11
15%
1,100
10%
31%
145
6%
6%
17%
36%
Permian
101% May 20
28% May
2
8
15
2
Oct
59
May 27
99% Mar
23% Nov
Apr
6%
17%
*142%
145
*143
144
143
7%
15
"31
10%
.36 %
Permanente
13% Jan
51 % Mar 14
-66 % Jan
31%
.50
.—1
3
Inc
conv
Perkin-Elmer
19% Mar 15
101% July 13
31%
.—1
Pepsi-Cola Co
59% Mar 23
15
31%
—5
Fruit Co
•4.68%
9
15
Jan
31%
Industries—__—1
Tool
20
24
35% Oct 24
31%
Ford
&
Sep
55
12% Jun
99
36,500
pieferred
prior
conv
Dec
58%
49% Oct
1110% Nov
10%
16%
16%
16%
1
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
56% May 15
46
16
Jan
8.900
10-%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn
Apr
2
50
Apr 29
47 % Sep 20
36% Aug 19
30% Jan
38% Mar 22
14
5%
50 %
July 31
Jan
9
10% Feb
4
19% Jan
May 31
37
May 29
23 % Jun 25
7% Oct 26
40
59%
10%:
16%
16%
1
Transportation
17% Jan
May
a
10%
Peabody Coal Co common—
25% Apr
24
59%
11
16%
17%
No par
Co
Parmelc;
2
27
59%
10%
Pictures Corp
67% July 30
Mar 29
15
59%
11%
No par
—100
Line
44% Dec
9
27
Nov~~8
Pipe
36% Sep
75% Apr
14%
,
East
55 % Nov
35
59 %
10%-
50c
4%
17
Jan
8
21
60%
11%
Sulphur
Amer World Airways Inc
13
24
59 %
11
Electronics
24% Mar 20
48% May 24
42 % Oct
59%
59 3
59%
1
Ltd
preferred
Papercraft Corp
22% Jun
23% Jun
Corp
American
Pan
2
54% Dec
2
6 % Dec
12',900
11
31
45% May 29
2
/ 35% Mar
13 3 4
Packard-Bell
25
11% Jan
16
14%
14%
13
Apr
7% Oct
19%
12
38% Mar 15
14%
xl 3%
Sep
157
2
25
15% Jan
58% Feb
14%
14%
Co_5
No par
%
14
14%
14
Foreign transactions
w—
Telep
Teleg com
14 2/7
6%
preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp of America
*
5
25
Jan
10
Electric-—
&
Pacific
3
24
30,700
Apr~25
Jan
24
1,500
31%
,
Intermountain Express
20
Oct
12 %
31 %
Petroleums
22
18% Oct
%
31%
Lighting'
Oct
31
12
31%
18%. Nov
5% Jan
96
13%
31%
Pacific
10% Jun
.
13
31%
Pacific
35 %
9% Jan/
13
31%
Pacific
24
63% Jan
13% Apr
7% Jan 12
5
23% Mar
13%
31%
17
20% Jun
30% July 19
140% Nov 27
2
Gas
16%
13%
31%
Aggregates
14% May 13
22
53% May
1
1110% Nov 26
13
26 %
Pacific
16%
13%
12%'
13%
31%
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5
Inc_5
Corp
&
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95%
96%
1071/4
107%
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39%
40%
-
73
93
8,900
1,400
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800
100
150
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97i '2
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107»/2
170
110
410
110%
39%
110
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39%
78%
10,100
10
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78%
77%
77%
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'
241/s
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24%
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24%
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241/4
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241/4
24%
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200
6%
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6%
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6%
6%
6%
6%
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86
85
85
19%
19%
20
34%
33%
34%
29%
29%
20
19%
19%
34%
34%
34%
341/2
29%
29%
29%
30
42
41%
42%
421/4
42%
42 3
41%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20:%
21
20
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19%
19%
34%
3,800
100%
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'
29%
8
170
5.100
18,400
29%
13.500
42%
27,500
21
7,800
63
4,800
Q
54% Oct
136
Oct
?5% Oct
For
24
25
26
91 % Feb
146
16
61
Nov
26
Mar 13
141
Jan
2
30% Jan
footnotes,
3
see page
27% Jan
25.
2
73% Aug 28
151 % Aug 30
41
Nov
11
—5
62%
preferred——
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
♦147V4
Quaker Oats Co common.
6%
40
63
148 Va
40
62%
146%
39%
63
147%
40
62%
63%
146 "2
146%
39%
40
63
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40
63%
148
40
62
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39 7
8
148
39%
350
1,300
(2335)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Dec. 9
par
Dec.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
10
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 11
Dec.
Friday
the Week
Dec. 13
12
Shares
R
38% Jun
63% Mar 14
12 V2 May 29
Oct
8
Jan
2
20
77
Apr
17
82
May 22
45
71% May 29
28% Sep 10
56 '
79% Dec
27
10
31% Aug
7
40
Jan
Jan
21% Jan
2
30% Feb
24
15% Feb
26
9% Oct
13
8
38
7% Jun
25
24% Apr
41% Feb
May 29
5% Oct
Nov
1
8
Oct
16
10% Feb
24
12
24
19
13% Jan
2
33 %
24
21% Jun
8
13
Dec
10 Vt Oct
23
12
Jan
4
9% Nov
22
25
19 % Apr
6
18% Jan
4
28
9% Jun
14
49% Jan
4
23
Jan
23
51% Aug 30
76
Jan
30
12
24
May 28
Jan
22
18%iFeb
10% Apr
16%jMay
2
44
Sep
53
Aug 27
Oct
60
Jan
4
34% Jan
Nov
7
43% Jan
5
Oct
24
20% Oct
26
52% Jan
2
20% Jan
27
41% Jan
: 4
8
50% Nov
14
34% Oct
116% Jan
8% Jun
8
80% Feb
90
Jan
15% Feb
7
24
20
Oct
22% Oct
$1
2
11
Revlon
6
42% Oct
28
37% Jun
11
'
8
3
47/a%
Jan
47% May 14
88% Feb
17 % Oct
Rheem
Rhodesian
Richardson-Merrell
39
Jan
2
50% Sep'
Richfield
4
23
Aug
30% Oct
24
28% Dec
21
27
^Jan
37% Dec
31
37% Jan
38
Feb
8
Ritter
104
18
94
21
15% May 29
24% Jan
25
15
14
May 29
17% Oct 25
29% Feb
12
21
31% Mar 15
Mar 19
Oct
27% Apr
11
Dec
26
OctYi
14% Feb
5
44
17% Jan
Oct
26
41
Jan
Oct
26
26% Jan
18% Feb
13
8%
22
7% Oct; 24
4374 Jan
5
15
26% Jan
4
25
36y, May 29
89
Jun
28
26
22% Jun
26
60% Jan
11
Rochester
3
Rohr
Ronson
Roper
22
44% Sep
2
39 % Oct
29
2
50
Dec
3
12% Oct
Rorer
24
16 % Mar 21
2
2
45% Feb
4
Nov
16
917*4 Apr
22
352 y4 Jan
Royal
Royal
37
Jan
Elec
12%
12%
12%
13
23
22 %
22 7
22 V*
Ryder
9
25
Jan
7
53 74 Dec
I6I/4 May 29
13% Jun 25
20 V4 May 21
19
Jan
10
18% Jan
2
26% July
68 74 Oct
8
81
22% Oct
23
"
21% Feb
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2
8
May 29
11
Aug 13
Dec
1
31
27 !4 Jan
2
18 74 Jaii
8% Oct
19
10% Jan
9
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30% Oct
1
31 % Aug 29
4%. Oct
49
Oct
60% Feb
1
42 74 Jan
24
24
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,98y4 Feb
14
35% July 22
31% Oct 15
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27
6'/4 Jan
54
Nov
477a Sep
16
13 74 Nov
12
22
75% Apr
Schering
18
3 5 74 Jan
2
26
23
5%
107'a Oct
24
28% Apr
23
50
Oct
23
53% Dec
28
25
Oct
25
42% Jan v2
77
Jan
16
87
90-
Feb
6
19
Oct
23
74% Jan
5
3% Oct
22
21
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25
11% July 30
10 74 Aug
1
16% Jan
48 74 Aug
1
60
31
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9 74 Dec
25
31
6% May 29
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86
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8
92
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5
9
103
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4
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12
26 7*4 Jan
30
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82
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12
77
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7
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2
Jan
18
4% Jan
2
88% Jan
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14% Jan
82
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3.65%
4
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preferred
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1
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12
104
Aug
13 74 Jun
24
16% Jun
7
9 74 Jan
2
16
22
Shamrock
16
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18% Jan
12
1474 Jun
25
29% Jan
4
9% Oct
24
2374
28% Oct
23
14% May 29
16
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9% Oct
16
Oct
24
3
11% Mar 30
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20
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29
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16
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11
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31
22% Jan
15
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4
21
27
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23
56
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24
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24
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24
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26
18
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22
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23
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19 V4 Jan
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54%
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27
3
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5 74
50
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75
11% Jan
2
58
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15
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21
53
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19
29
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17
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2
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54
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24
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4
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7
27
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7
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1
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5
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23
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24
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47% Jan
footnotes,
2
see page
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25,
80
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3
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18
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20
4.000
12%
7,700
7%
8,500
Co
Pacific
Co
(Del)
preferred
Ohio
stock
tr
& Bros
Co
;
V
/
1
Inc
1
Spencer Chemical Co 4.20%
pfd_100
Industries..—
Corp
'
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23%
20%
2074
*77%
79%
*7774.
35%
36%
3674
19%
19%
13 74
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-
V
8
*9874
61 Va
4
19%
par
20
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ctfs__ 100
Public. Service
(A G)
34
No par
Railway common—No
Southwestern
Sparton
'
1174
4474
26%
45%
_______:
non-cum
Spartans
'
12
44 74
26%
*2774
preferred
Spalding
11%.
43%
,
No par
Corp
Co
&
12
—No par
Jersey Gas Co
South ,Puerto Rico Sugar
5%
8
—
Co
Oil
Southern
18
7
11%
13
19%
Co_
Southern Indiana Gas &
Southern Natural Gas Co
4
21% May
21
55% Mar
11%
,'49 7/,
2,6%
Mobile
5
72% Jan
49%
48 74
43%
Southern
19% Feb
16
Apr
49%
48%
No par
____i
1
68
31
75
5
14
49%
48%
18
_No par
(Frank G)
Oil
July 10
3
6
20% Dec
Feb
49 yB
48%
74
9,800
Southern
May 29
49%
48 74
;
4,400
37% Aug 15
1874 July
49%
48
25%
,
49 74
48%
1974
1
71
3,900
25,900
49
48%
11%
8%
preferred
.25
Southeastern Public Service Co
1
Southern California Edison
,-874
6
7
38 74
13
1
South
16
59% Feb
38
1874
58
44
3872
197 a
2
28% Mar
38
19
2
16
38%
49%
X38
19 74
Jan
3074 Feb
38
38%
xl9y4
Jan
21% May 29
38 74
7,700
197it
43
9
20,200
3474
50
Oct
34%
34
5%
18
5774 Sep
34
3474
Singer
34% Aug 16
53'4 Aug
34%
11,400
34%
9
2
33%
.
34%
Mar 21
5174 Jan,
2.900
34%
x34
May
30
44 %
34 74
34%
50
May 29
32%
43'4
19 74
57 % Jan
74 Jun 26
17%
32
44%
3474
53
36
July 18
17%
32%
4474
19%
40
30
17%
31%
34%'
23% May 29
38 7a Jun 25
31% Mar 30
17%
4474
49%
Skelly Qil Co___
25
Smith
(A O)
Corp__
10
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
;
5
Smith Kline & French Labs_No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
_L
15
Soo Line Railroad Co—_—No par
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
/
Aug 23
Jan
17%
31%
43%
19%
Sinclair
4
33
17%'
3174
34%
Simplicity
17
4934 May21
35 y2 Feb 25
2
17%
32%
38%
__l!00
Industries
Steel
Sheraton
25% Aug 29
61V2 Apr 24
26
25
Mar 23
99
43%
35%
•
8%
Foreign transactions-Mfg Corp
4
2
8.100
18,300
*97
1.40
—
&
&
99
19%
Sheller
20
18
*97
3,000
3974
131%
130
No par
Shell
34% Sep 17
51 % Aug 13
69% Aug 20
5874 Jan
35
99
.
45%
3874
,
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
3
5974 Nov
35%
*97
8%
common-.
50
25
43'%
44%
39%
130%
90'-.
2
44
17%
31%
44
39
130
"30
Simonds Saw & Steel
25
17%
32%
43%
35%
44%
39%
130 74
9074
Simmons
45% Jun
17%.
32%
.
447'a
3974
13074
,
99
9174
13
2
39%
13074
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1
*9074
14
23% Jan
39
130 Va
99
'
11
Sep
39%
131%
*97
.
91%
3774 Dec
2974 Jan
5
7274 Feb 28
39
130%
5474
19%
common—
Oil
54%
*9074
32% Feb
71% Dec
19.300
,
9174
49% Nov
87%
34,300
674
6
*90 74
7
1
400
16%
6%
__No par
7
3
88 V,
16%
6
43%
_5
j.
_.
2
2
*87%
167/a
674
58 74
22
Mar
88%
16%
17
6 74
37 %
32 74 Jan
Jan
*87%
1674
57:1!
2674 Aug
63
88 74
,
74
3674
Apr 19
3374 Mar 29
23
*8774
6
300
3,100
108,400
56 %
Corp
Financial Corp
C
Shattuck
14
55% Jan
39%
58%
Signode Steel Strapping
8
3974
3774
28
Feb~21
3972
104
57%
2674 Jan
35% Mar
105
39 74
104
37 74
19
62
104%
39%
15%
19% Nov
14
3974 Jun
S F
May 23
Sep
104%
3974
37%
2
35.74 Jan
104 7*4
105
58%
Shoe
Jan
52
14-%
18
26% May 22
40 % Feb
5
*5174
104
37%
preferred
Shahmoon
2
13% Jan
Inc
$5.25
11
25 74
51%
105 %
58
1974 Feb
24
Jun
Sep
12,500
39,600
51%
347/4
Servomation
17% May "1
49 74
5174
15
2
1974 Oct
May 29
2,
26
Servel
13
2774 Dec
5174
60
14 74 Oct
50 74 Jun
20
Feb
22
Mar 12
33 74
51%
54%'
Seiberling Rubber Co_Z__
8
4574 Feb
51%
37%
Falls
29
25
31
51%
42 7L»
Co___<
6% Dec
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
40 74
30%
56 74
Corp
'103 74 Jan
301/4 Jun
26,600
3974
30%
37
Sealright-Oswego
Sep
3848
40%
55
Sears
1174 Jan
37%
'
29 %
38
4
23%
38%
40
53 74
25
,106
37%
40%
37%
25
7
4
38%
31%
No par
Jun
4
x38 74
preferred_ZZ50
3674 Apr
101% Sep
17% Oct
1031/4 Oct
39%
a
43%
ZZ~
Finance
May 20
38 s
39%
1,800
3474
Air Line RR Co__^
16
42,200
50
*15
55%
preferred
Seaboard
6
39%
50
35c
Seaboard
Mar
3974
50
15%
43 74
_
14
9
39%
50
*15
34'4
com
13
2
300
3974
50
34%
Corp of Amer__:
Roebuck
15%
39%
50
44
ZZZ.l
II_~5
ZZZZZZl
Co
45% Dec
Seagrave
15%
3974
49 %
54 74
1 66%
2274 Jun
14
1574
40
49%
43%
__~~100
~_io
2
17
15%
39%
39%
No par
2
21
Xl5 7*2
40 %
3074
1
17 74 Jan
26
15%
49%
40'«
.1
32% Jan
Jan
26,100
5,800
8%
48%
3
74
10
1474
8 7*2
31%
.20 g
31
2
62
14
8%
54 %
preferred
&
*57
14%
87/2
34 yB
Co
$3.40 preferred
9774 Jan
62
14
8%
44 %
common
18
14 V4
8%
400
3,100
16,000
39'%
2.50
convertible
Co
14
8%
*57
34
ZZZ
Paper
14%
13%
62
44
common
31
8V2 Nov
Jun
574%
10
13
13
*57
53%
Schlumberger N V
1
Foreign transactions_ZZZZZZ~Z~~
,SCM ^Corp common
"5
29
12%
13%
5974
"104
100
997'2 Dec
25% Nov
59
Dec
38% Oct
12%
13
62
33%
common
Dec
12%
13
30%
5
Schick Ine
/
42 y2
*51%
100
preference
Corp
42
4274
:__10
preferred
Lead Co__
convertible
42%
42 74
39:%
1
Convertible
42%,
42%
No par
Corp
14
10 74 Jun
9
23
23% Oct
15
42%
43%
31%
1
conv
Fe
22%
*22%
8774
16%
Drilling Co
Industries Inc
2
26
22 74
22%
6 %
Electric
18 7*4 Jan
15% Oct
22%
22%
16%
Santa
'
17,200
22%
23
6%
Sangamo
10
20,400
9%
23
22%
16%
2
35
20,600
17 74
9%
6 %
10
3
2
1374
16%
9%
16%
13% Jan
4074 Apr
1674 Jan
13
17%
9%
£
20% Dec
24
13 7«
17 Va
9%
39%
8% Dec
6
Sep
13
17%
39 VB
16
Dec
37
13%
974
87%
1374 Sep
95
13%
16%
9%
39%
39% Mar 15
8
2
13%
16%
87
Jan
5
Jan
26% Jan
8,500
9%
38%
Jan
79
39%. Mar 12
22 74
13%
87
18% Dec
27% May 29
211/2 Mar
21%
39%
.5
System Inc
Joseph
22%.
30%
St. Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co
com—No par
Preferred series A 5%__
_ioo
St Regte
Paper Co_.
_Z
5
San Diego Gas & Electric
Co
10
San Diego Imperial
20
3,600
22%
16'%
1
Aeronautical. Co_,
4.30%
4
12%
9%
38%
100
Co
Safeway Stores
4%
preferred
Aug 30
12%
39%
1.25
Petroleum
Ryan
13
49
1
12
1,600
13
2274
13%
12%
50
Co
10
10,1C0
16%
16%
*59
8y3C
19% Jan
90,400
1174
16%
13
42%
10
Inc_—
14
21
11
16 7*4
9%
1
Ruberoid
20%
11
'
16%
l
1
1,200
16
16%
16
«
5,800
13%
*
8%
common.
2
64% Sep
207-4
11
12
__5
Corp
14% Oct
9874
19%
1174
8%
Co___
31% Feb
26
£4%
20V4
1174
20
14%
Foreign transactions
Royal McBce Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
Jun
19%
17,100
221/4
2.50
Cola
29%
16
_1
Crown
Dutch
28%
8%
Corp
(Wm H)
29%
14%
series A
Corp
(Geo D)
8,100
10%
10
Co
12 Va
*15%
Corp
29
6
Haas
&
11%
50c
Telephone
preferred
22
July"22
Jan
4%
Rohm
34 Va Oct
11 % July 23.
26
9
9
18
47% Oct
25% Nov
_
28
Sep
11%
29
16
50c
Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
99% Sep
18 % Dec
40%
11%
10%
__Nopar
Controls
&
407i>
12
29 74
22%
—100
Corp.
Rochester Gas
40 V*
11%
59%
14
Company
Robertshaw
2
Mar 18
18% Jan
33% Nov
21% May 29
33 Va Jan 10
44% Oct
145
Feb
Oil
5,000
2974
'
15%
100
Ltd_
16%
9%
12
10%
_5
Co
15%
9%
29%
21
40%
—10
Trust
8,100
167/a
'
117*8
15%
5
Inc
,1,700
35
28%
10%
*50
Riegel Paper Corp
38% Aug 26
45% Dec 13
34% Jan
5
Dec
97
Selection
188,400
7874
34%
12%
2vl
l
Manufacturing
98%
787a
29%
40 y4
50
com
96%
a
34%
12
10
series
79!
28%
1
Tobacco
18
12
3521/4 Jan
J.)
3.60%
28
42% Feb
11 % May 29
(R.
96%
97440 y4
40
39%
50
pref____
21
'
7%
2nd
conv
6% Oct
124 % Dec
4074
&
65% Feb
24
27
4074
Corp
2
4
Aug 30
9%
„
Preferred
16
Jun
9%
preferred series A__
Reynolds
8
31% Sep
May 29
974
Drug & Chemical Co___2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
_No par
28
110
36% Apr
90
974
50c
Inc
52% May 21
1974 Jan
73
Elec
4% %
28% Aug
25
9%
Rexall
2
37% Mar 19
26% May 11
1678
9%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Republic Steel Corp
_i
Revere Copper & Brass..
24
34% Mar 26
,
16%
9%
Inc
July 30
4% Jan
Mar 14
1674
16 V4
_5
convertible
48% Jan
22
36% July 17
84% Sep 23
10% Jan
2
4
16 Va
Chemicals
Stores
51
102
32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
102% Jan
2
16%
No par
No par
44% Mar 14
25
Oct
Mar
49% Jan
14
5% Dec
26
3% Jun
40
29
16
j
Nov
23% Jan
31
23
86% Nov
36 Vb Jan
37
16%
Eng Co
Reliance
Mfg Co common:
Conv preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp' common
19
2
Bros
Reliance
26
2
30
25
Jan
Nov
Jan
34%
,
Roller Bit Co
Reliable
17
31
Jun
Reed
2374 Aug 27
2
*78 Va
34%
Inc__3.33y3
Stores
Reeves
69
28
67% Mar 13
Red Owl
17
14
2nd
Reichhold
20 % Jan
14
4
1st
non-cum
11
6% Jan
19
non-cum
4%
19
22
Jan
95%
78%
3474
,__l
4%
'Jun
14
9% Nov
Mar 12
97
18
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
17
17
Jan
25
47% Jun
12% Jan :
48
Oct
3
53
96%
X7874
34%
Inc
38% Jan
6% Oct 24
12% Oct 24
19
International
Rayonier
17% Dec
2
23
21% Feb
16% Jan
12
Oct
16% Oct
X9574
79 74
No par
u
Raymond
Sep 18
16% Sep 18
29% May 28
17% Feb 21
12
98
78%
l
14>/4 Sep
29
95 Vb
34%
House ''Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
21
99
78%
35
2.50
Inc
17
14% Apr 30
10% Mar 14
15
15
97%
78
34%
No par
_2.50
:
Sep
34
13% Oct
31% Jun
Random
7
2
21% Nov
9
Ranco
19% Aug 27
7 % Jan 21
1
Jan
13% Jan
18% Aug 22
9
com_No par
Ralston Purina Co
44% May 14
13% Oct 28
Aug
Corp of America
1st preferred
$3.50
24
8% Jan
18
Radio
2
21% Jan
Feb~16
14%
25
16 Y* May 29
102% Dec
13%
874
100
60%
13 y8
7%
*9874
54%
54
61
20 7.,.
79% /;
5774
a
*777a
79 72
*76 7*2
36 %
3674
36 72
3614
36 3
19%
19%
20
19%
12 7-
133a
8%
77a
8%
-
2C
13%
*.
13%
8
100
13
•
„
8
*9874
100
*9874
100
a
;
'
12%
7%
*9874
100
300
38.400
1,800
:
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Range for
Previous
May
92
'Apr
24
38% Mar
25
Jan
-r-Aug 16
Ju\ 25
81
Sep
92
Sep
18
35% Jan
39 % Dec
24 Vb Jun
2
Spiegel Inc common.
$4.50 preferred
2
50
Dec
11
Square D
35
24
15 V* Oct
6
Jan
25
Vs Jan
2
81
Jan
2
22
11% Dec
10
20 V2 Feb
14
5
26
57% Nov
22
13
2
69'A Apr
98'A Apr
24
9
46% Jan
65% Aug
16
Sep
20
May 29
65% Dec
81V* May 29
98% Dec
26
58% Feb
45% May 28
59% Dec
48",
May 29
59% Feb
8
85
July 17
95 % Feb
52% Jan
22
Nov
7
1614 Feb 26
95
Dec
5
12
53 V2 Jan
9
20% Dec
13
26
Jan
17
21 % Dec
5
Jun
22
30% Mar 15
31
22% Feb
18% Oct
24
40 % Jan
Jan
5
25% Oct
24
81% Feb
28
84% Nov
28
14% May 29
19 V2 Jan
27% Jan 29
'
11% July 18
17
27% Dec
31% Aug. 12
Mar 18
38% Jan
31% July 23
Aug
7
12% Oct
15
82
24% Oct 22
Jun^25
37
Feb
Feb
Nov
9
38 % Oct 24
33% Apr
Jan
10% Feb
38'A Aug
18
37% Oct
11
24 V* Jan
11
21
25
Aug 20
62
Aug 29
14
19% Oct
% July 12
Jan
2
13
*r
5% Nov
21V2 Apr
Studebaker
30% Jan
2
15% Dec
11
28% Jan
2
25 Vb Jan
2
21% Aug
8
18% Jan
3
28 Va May
19
8% Jan
2
2
Oct
24
16% Jan
83
Oct
17
92
43
May 29
8 VA
Jan
43 V2 Jan
3
4
85
May 29
45% Apr
23
41% Jan
17% May 29
24% Nov
29
20
24
28% Feb
8
32
21 Ve Oct
Nov
22
2
39% Oct 21
6
56% May
7% Jan
Aug" 13
15% Jan
2
27
38% Sep
30
47 V2 Jan
4
29% Apr
2
18
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
20 V*
19
May
2
1774 Jan
2
28 V* May 20
55% Mar 23
25 VB Nov
18,
1385 Feb
12% Oct
24
24 V* Mar
31% Oct
24
49% Feb
22 Vs Jun
25
1045
21
11% May 29
27
29 Va May 29
,
22Vb
43A Oct
24
16% Feb
15% Oct
31
25% Mar
Jun
25
-
May 29
34% May 29
25
32Va Jun
6
18
Tandy
23
4% July 22
7% Jan
25
2
2174 Sep
9
49% Sep
17% Jan
2
Mar
41 %
52% Apr
41% Jan
11
22
23% J a ii'
22
125% Jan
21% Dec
12% Mar 26
15
Oct
4
Apr
11
97% Oct 23
76% Nov 12
5i
69'A Nov
22
57
11
62 V* Jun
2
13% July 19
21% Feb
^
17% Jan
3
32% Sep
25
51% Nov
28
50% Jan
24
58% Sep
37 VB Jun
9
1
25% Jan
2
22
18% rv>c
13
33 % Mar
26% May 29
19 Vb Jun
29% Mar 21
32
27% Mar
25
44 Vb Jan
18% Jun'25
17
19
24
Jan
25
66
Jan
10
Jan
12
88% Apr
25% Oct
25
36
Apr
24
23% Feb
Jan
11
21
93% Oct 23
333a Feb 13
19% Mar
25'A Nov'
2~
Jun
25
57% Feb
7
53% Jan
2
15
Oct
25
25% Mar 26
16% Apr
26
30 %
27 Vb Jan
15
25% Mar
1
May 29
63% Jan
30
58 V< Jan
3
42% Feb
8
18% Dec
12
15 V* Oct
24
51
25
81 %f Jan
7% May 29
14% Jan
19
6
22% Apr
15
ISO Dec
12
NOV
22
34% Apr
23
14
487'a Feb
15
44% Jan
Jun
108
141
21
Jan
161% Sep
7%
3% Aug
18 74 Jan
2
8% May 29
15% Feb
14
9% Mar
May 29
51% Feb
8
42% Mar
6% May 29'
34
14% Jan
Oct~ 2 6
46
Oct
29
52 % Feb
5
14% Oct,
24
39% Jan
22
20
63A May 29
11% Jan
2
6
2674 Feb
16
50
July
92%
92 74
92%
92V4
92 'A
92 %
92 'A
61%
6074
61
60 3 4
61
60
61
60 Va
60%
21,000
72%
72 VA
73
72%
73
72%
73'A
72%
73'4
188,000
69
68 V4
68%
68%
()8%
68 %
t;9%
68%
68%
95%
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11%
44
*95
95%
*43
21
VA
21
21%
92
95%-.
*95
12 74
42 %
92
42 Va
%.
"
20%
2l"
20%
21%
21%
3
22
300
21
22
21%
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11%
11%
1174
11%
11%
21%
11%
25 V*
25%
25%
25%
25 >4
26 3 4
26%
27%
11%
11%.
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11%
1174
11%
11%
30%
30 VA
30 VA
*30%
11'A
34%
34%
*82%
•
11%
10,300
27%:
11%
20.400
11%
7.9C0
30%
100
35
35%
85 Va
:
30%
34%
3,400
27%
11%
34 3A
11.400
36%
20,400
*83'
83%
*30'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
900
26%
27 Va
26%
.27%
67,400
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37%
10,900
33%
2.500
23%
8.4C0
*12%
*30 VA
34
*8234
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33 Va
83%
*83
85
33 Va
33%
,
>
33%
22%
22 Vb
22 74
23 74
22%
23 V4
20%
*19%
2014
20
20
55 %
55 Va
55%
5574
551/2
56
55%
56
55
16 %
16%
1674
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
38%
39%
39 %
39%
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3974
39 Va
39 Vs
39
39%
1.400
31%
31%
32
32
32
32%
32 Va
32%
32 74
6%
7%
6%
7%
•6
6%
674
32%
6%
562,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
6 'A
15%
6 VA
15%
;—1
-1
1
-1.25
—1
1
1
22%
*19%
15%
15%
10, COO
26%
26%
4,200
20
26%
1
94%
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*92%
*20
2012
20%
100
55%
3.400
17
VB
1.300
1,200
26 Va
26%
26%
19 Va
19Va
19 Va
19 Va
700
8%
94 74
52 VA
22%
22%
*20
874
8%
8%
8%
8%
G.800
*92%
8%
941/2
*92%
94 Va
*92%
94%
26 74
19%
8%
52%
26%
20
8%
15VA
2 6%
,19%
8%
26 Va
20
—1
/
*19%
.
53
53 Va
50%
51 Va
50%
51%
4.200
50%
51-
50%
50 VA
50 VA
50%
X50%
51V*
52%
52
4,600
20%
21
20%
20%
2014
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
4.5G 0
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
51 Va-
52
51 VA
51%
5IV4
51%
.
31%
31%
31%
33%
90,300
51 %
51
51 %
2.600
10%
8,900
10
10%
1222
1235
19%
19%
19%'
42i/>
42 VA
42%
42%
43%
10
974
1225
12351
*19'A
19%
1235
42%
42%
42 74,
36
36 V*
36
3674
36
36 'A
18
17%
18
1774
18
17%
24%
26
41/4
—-1
b,a
y—1
1
•
20 Vb
66 Vb
20 Va
45
-59%
20
.88
.
26 VA
5
18
5 VA
5
24%
1,000
25%
10,400
4 OVA
4.900
*24%
,
6%.
6%
7.400
19%
22,200
5%
5,800
20
20 VA
39.600
663-i
67
67,300
20%
20
20%
20
66 74
66%
V4
20
66«A-
67
'
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*44'4
44%
44%
44%
44 VA
44 VA
14,100
59%
59%
59%
59
Va
59%
59%
59%
34,100
21 VB
20 Va
21 VA
20%
21 VA
20 %
21 VA
169,500
88
87 %
88%
86%
87 VA'
70%
69%
70%
69%
70%
7.1C0
26%
23%
25
23 %
23%
25.300
54
55%
54%
55 %
13.600
19,700
20%
20 Va
45
44%
59 Va
.
20%
89%
86%
71 Va
6974
70
69%
22
55 V4
37 %
*40 /
22%
22
22%
22%
56 %
55 s'a
56%
54%
55
377a
37 VA
37%
88 %
,
;
86%
X37%
37%
41
*39%
40%
30%
1974
'
7,500
4%
5%
67
20 3 8
18
400
18%
19
20 VA
7074
—50c
No par
5
1
———1
6%
6%
674
19'A
4%
66 VA
-
17%
25 Va
20 'a
20%
2,700
40
66'/a
59%
35%
25%
20 3 8
45%
17,700
40
6%
-
43 Va
25%
18%
5
.
7C0
43 V4
39%
6%
19
25
24%
19%
26%
39%
1,9 %
6%
6%
18 Vb
'
1230
40
X25V4
40%
,
39%
19%
25 VA
25
25%
26'
VA
5'A
19
5
12 %c
25
25
26
4174
10
1222
*19 Vb
35%
35%
17%
—1
-1
VA
51 %
.
19%
974
1222
1235
19%
52 74
51
19%
974
9%
9%
1230
31
30%
30 7 is
20%
19 VA
19%
26
251A
25%
.
15.600
37 %
37 3 a
37%
37%
*39%
40%
*39%
40%
30 VA
30%
30 %
31
19%
x25
'
VA
16,400
187»
19
18%
19'A
47,700
25
19
26
.
.
24%
25
25
25%
4.500
40%,
*393A
30 Va
30%
.
Va
5,200
~V%
10%
10
10
50%
51
50 Va
51
92
92
*91 Va
92
IOVb
28%
28%
28 %
28 %
400
34
34%
33%
34%
77,000
25 VA
25 VA
25%
25%
25%
25
Vb
25 Vu
2.500
70 %
71%.
71
71%
70
70 %
70 Va
9.800
17 %
18
*28
35
35%
2 5 Vi
X25V4
Bearing——No par
70%
71%
Realty & Construction—1
Edison Co—
/.
5
18'A
-No par
1
18%
28 Va
61 %
19 %
—2
—5
66
29%
—
2:u!
2 A
*28
28 Mi
357a
—
Supply Co class A
Co
Airlines
World
Inc
<—
Financial
14%
50 VA
149%
1
Co__—.
2
—100
preferred
Electronic Corpl
conv
4%
9%
46%
1
—1
Pipeline Co
490
28%
28 VB
34%
25 %
Co
1.300
12,700
35%
28 Vb
Roller
9%
34 VA
—No par
.
71%
18
18%
19
I8V2
19
Va
28%
28:,«
28%
28'%
28%
60%
59 Va
(i0
17%
V
4,500
2.000
28%
28 VA
28%
28
61 %
60 Va
61
60 %
60%
19%
19%
1,974
19VA
19%
18%
19V4
18%
18%
66%
65%
66
65
65 VA
65 VA
66
66
66%
7,300
29%
29
29%
2 8'A
29%
28 V 4
28%
28%
28%
35.000
2 A
133
133
2 iV,
2A
180.800
147'b
50%
'
V«
2
■
14%
50 Va
150 Va
150
5%
4%
2
14%-
,14 VA
15
*149
14%
50%
50%
*149/,
4%
150%
51'B
4%
5V4
14%
50%
15074
50 %
50%
151
x60
5
113 K'
2,500
:
147a
14%
6,700
6,900
50%
50 VA
6,000
150%
1.000
4%
A 49
20.200
4%
9%
9%
9%
13.400
47
x45%'
46 VA
45%
45%
45 3
b
46
45
45%
12,100
54%
X53%
54
53%
53%
53%
54
54 VA
54%
3.500
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18V2
19
3,000
43%
*42%.
43%
*42%
43 VA
'500
2574
26%
25%
26%
24.900
7 VA
7 VA
7 Va
7%
1.900
inv'a
9%
10
,
97b
97 a
10
,
50
1
-50'
5474
18%
43%,
43%
43%
43%'
43i A
_1
—1
25%'
26%
25%
26%
25 %
774
7%
7 VA
7%
*7V'B
1
preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5%' conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
$2.50
Twin
10%
52
common—-—_——10
preferred——
25
Tidewater Oil
Tri-Continental Corp common——1
'
29.400
43 »4
*42
21 VA
21%
%
3,500
11%
11.74
21
22
2.300
95%
*95
11% 'H
11%
44 74
*42%
44%
21 %
22%
95%
11%'
12
1174
%
93
"Transwestern
1
Jun
Jan
58,900
52 %
Transitron
24
37
11
60%
381/4
Transamerica Corp 'common
28% May 15
2
60 Va
27 74
Corp A
Co_—
Rights
4
2
Dec
60
10
4 74%
43% AiVg 15
Jan
59 %
8.500
12%
—
Betts
Trans-World
3
49% Sep
6
55% May 13
_
60 Vb
50%
Trans
12% Apr
53 VB NOV
13
Jan
59 74
*91 Va
Trane
54% Aug 16
133% Feb
2
5974
93
Tractor
4
25
59 Vs
21
5
common—.
Torrington
3
,1; Dec
23
59%
53
Toledo
31% Dec
Oct
13
29.200
*91 Va
20
31
28 V* Jun
130
12%
10V4
Sep
22
2
'83 V4
11%
93
$1.20
Nov
1
74%
*82%
12 74
44
Tishman
29% May
1
76% Apr 24
60
74 74
82 Va
11%
53 Va
Tiniken
4
10 "A Jan
2
Jun
74%
82 Vj
1174
10%
24
73% July
73%
82%
11%
52%
*91 %
Sep
22
20% May 29
45
9'
7374 Nov
; 74VA
82%
12 VA
21%
tr——1
4.50
Thor Power Tool Co
25% Mar 20
24% Mar 13
45
3
8
357b Dec
4
•73%
83%
11%
.
Thompson (J R)__.——
—7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com—5
4%
preferred
—100
18
267b Nov
16
23% Jan
Feb
14
60 Vb May
u89%
6
4
15% Oct
6
13
22
74 V4
',* 82%
12 Va
37V4
A
Glass
&
Thomas
73 VA
82 %
26%
Co
Mfg Co
Chemical Co-
Thiokol
4
74%
12%
;
$1.25 conv preferred
30
Nov
Inc
3.800
11%
Inc
Thatcher
30 74 May 31
9% Dec
'
83
35% Apr
2974 Jan
46
3
2
'
Nov
24
10
29% Dec
Jun
37% Jun
23 Va Oct
29
13.200
33%
27 74
(James)
■_•.——
Corp—
Textron
29
Oct
43
2
Jan
3
40% Oct
9
31% Mar
22% May 29
23
49%
33%
68%
CO—5
———————T2.50
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp.3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co__
33 Va
Texas Gulf Sulphur
—No par
Texas Instruments
Inc—.———1
When issued ———1
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr etfs-1
Texas Utilities
do
——_-No par
49'A May 22
7
16% Jan
5
48%
33%
38 VA
TelAutograph Corp———
Tennessee Gas Transmission
741/2 Aug 28
.20% Nov 11
4
59 % Jan
26
45)%
33%
*95
-
preferred—No par
Technical Material
Texaco
X48%
33 74
12%
___——
Broadcasting
29% Jan
,
50
33
37%
Cor)).
Inc
49
33%'
71%
Corp
Inc
49
33 74
60 V2
Co
Talcott
V 774 Oct
4
6
45 % Mar 29
11 Vb Oct
49
Taft
48%
33%
27
Inc class A—
Symington Wayne Corp__
18
48 Va
13
Swingline
13
Sep
42% Jan
22
2
18% Mar
10
Aug 29
40
5% Jun
14
61% Dec
25
Oct
44% Apr
1114% Nov
2
11% Jan
May 14
1559
Talon
1130% Jan
474 May 29
14
12
21
27
45
V* Jun
2
21
Jun
Jun
12
2
30
Va
92 Vs
———No par
—1
Sunstrand Corp—i_i—
——5
Sun ray DX Oil Co——
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
——6.25
Sunshine Mining Co_
—10c
Superior Oil of California.
25
Sweets Co of America
—1.38 8/9
Swift & Co——,
-25
28 Vb May 23
89 VB
27%
Corp—
A
89 V«
37 Va
Corp
series
Oil
Sunbeam
94)
37
Propane Gas Corp_
$4.50
25
*89 %
*89 74
90
26 Va
Corp
——
Chemical Corp common—
Sun
20
Jan
12 Vb
May 29
13
Sep
55'A Jun
59
25'A Jan
50 V2 Aug
6
795
5
98 y2 May 10
7
15
May 14
53'A Jan
10 V* Feb
90
-'*8974
59%
,-15
2.50
Gas
Sun
17.000
89
671.000
—-2.50
SuCrest
21
26%
85%
Suburban
31% May 14
15% Jan
170
Va
*82%
Suburban
16
14% Oct 24
20 V* May 29
96'A
26
%
20
35%
Container Corp—.
Storer Broadcasting Co—
16
9V» Sep
26t
96 V4
27
100
1
Inc
Foods
20%
97
26%
30%
Stone
Stouffer
19%
97
27.14:
34%
Stone & Webster.—
21
19%
96%
27
12%
common—1
preference;
-2o
prior
18%
96%
27%
VA.
82%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5%
18%
96 VA
27
*30%
& Co Inc—
Stewart-Warner
31
45% Aug 29
34% May 14
2
23 % Jan
15
May 29
2
(J P)
25
31
24
44
Drug
Stevens
50 Vb Mar 20
16% Nov 23
25
2774 May 29
21 % May 29
Sterling
18% Jan
13
70 V2 Fe!(
12
17% Jan
2
20'A May 17
18
6
Sep
18%
96'/4
28
73%
Industries
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
17 V* Feb
35
%
''Shares
33 %
Inc
preferred—.—
3%%
29% Jan
28
33% Jan
26
27
29 'A P'eb
6
34
15% Oct
15
Feb
85
19
the Week
13
Dec.
>
96%
48
Stanley Warner Corp
r
-5
Stanray Corp
s
—1
Starrett Co (The) L S—
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co common
5
2
12% Dec
2
7% Jan
29
24% July 23
23
24
13
'16% Jan
20 V2 Mar 25
12
2
111/4 Mar 6
32'A Dec 21
47% Jan 29
10% Jun
70% May 13
Friday
Dec. VI
19
_——
Kollsman
Sales for
,
Thursday
89 Vb
com—No par
—No par
1
Standard Oil of Calif com
6.25
$3.30 conv preierrett-No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
-7
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
3%% preferred series A—r—100
Standard Packaging Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
07o
convertible preferred
-20
Standard Pressed Steel Co
1
Brands
preferred
PRICES
11
18 %
—-5
—10
———-—
SALE
Dec.
27%
r—No par
:
E Mfg Co
A
$3.50
Standard
42 V2 Dec
10% Oct
6% May 29
73%
Co
Standard
5
15
9
29 V2 Mar
25
21% Jun
Jan
11%
28
23% Mar
5
71
Mar 12
July
85% Apr
76
2
2
90
58% Jan
■
11% Jun 25
41% Oct 22
Dec
92
15
26
39 74 Oct
6
Staley
29
Dec
64
83% Apr
74% July
22
43 Vb May
33
2
77% Jan
May 2\
22
16
32 V* May
"
10
96 V*
50c
-—25
No par
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
preferred I——
7
82% Jan
Mar
86
.
13
98V2 Feb
3
97
20 V*
20 Vb Dec
12% Mar 26
24 Vb Jan
22
Dec.
Dec. 9
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10% Oct
60 (
Monday, December 16, 1963
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Year 1962
48
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
90
.
.
(2336)
24
19%
203 b
20
20
19%
19%
1974
1974
19%
19%
3,500
5
14 Vb
14 VA
14 V»
14%
13%
14 V A
1374
14
14
1514
>4.800
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
7.700
38%
38 V4
38%
3874
39
9,700
Industries Corp
/
26
7 VA
u
15
Oct
24
19% May 15
7
Jun
25
17 V8 Jan
10% Mar 22
23 Va Apr 18
2
8V8Jan
3
17% Oct
18
19 VA Nov
26
2,0 VA Dec
2
Udylite Corp (The)—
Industries
Unarco
Unilever
Foreign
373A
31% May 29
Jun
83
27
121% Jan
NOV~2G
40Vb Oct
34
43% Mar 15
July
42
100% Jan
2
26 Va Dec
8
2
24
101 VA Dec
7
98% Doc
2
83% Dec
13
81 % Nov
21
72 Va Jun
29
78
Dec
19
75% Jan
25
82
84 VA Jan
18
92
Dec
28
89 % Oct
1
95
3
102% May 17
85%. Sep
3
Mar 14
Jan
14
3
59% Jan
25
27 Va May 29
Dec
4
33 VA Jan
2
8VA Jan
2
Nov
8
22
20 Vs Oct
23
87'B Feb
28
8% Jan
Feb
19
26% Jan
2
32 Va
Mar 13
25
39% Jan
38VA Jun
25
5
Jun
26
20% Jun
100
88% July 23
Dec
18
113
;
2.
64
Jan
21
18 Va Oct
56
24
Mar
Oct
98 VA
98V4
98
98 VA ,:99VA
430
$4
Jan
4
Lines
46% Nov
;
2
19
19
Jan
United
41 74
40%
41
9V4
9V4
9'4
34%
25 VA
25%
900
4174
4074
41%
39.500
43%
43%
26.000
.100%
34 %
34 VA
25
25'4
25 %
41%
41V4
41%
41V A
44 VA
43%
44 VA
42% "44
101
*99V2
102
88<~V
871/4
88
87%
88
20
20 34
19%
20 34
31%
32%
31%
30%
15%
15%
*15VA
16
16
16
33%
33 VA
33 VA
33 VA
33%
8%
8%
8%
8%
10
9'4
34%
25
34%
25
20%
Corp
974
34 74
9V4
34%
25 VA
Corp——2.50
4.
—-1
101
33 %
8%
-
101
31
*48
49
*48
X25
♦99%
100 74
*99%
87 V4
87%
87 %
20
20%
19%
31i2
30%
31
'
♦15:,4
16
VA
8'4"
48%
9,400
9 VA
9%
34 3 b
25 %
20%
19.500
,
34 »4
9V4
34
9 Vb
!
87
15,200
31%
32
6,300
♦1534
16
47
33 VA
%
8%
8 3A
*47'4
47 3 A
20O
2.600
3314
47%
814
200
1,800
%
20
33 '4
33
8,000
8
'
17.800
8.200
5
48%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
4.600
22%
22%
23
22 VA
22%
22 VA
22 %
22 V4
2274
10.000
4
22%
21 VA
213«
21 %
2174
21%
21 VA
'52.000
24.000
3974 Sep
Coal
Cos
Fruit
United
Gas
Corp
United
Gas
Improvement
United
Greenfield
Merch
i
19% Jan
30
% Anr
5
United
Park
r
56% Oct
18
United
Shoe
1
36
Mar 18
6%
—
—
21%
35%
36'A
35%
21%
36%
36 VA
35%
36 'A
35 VA
25%
25%
*25%
Corp
25%
25%
2534
25%
25'4
♦25%
35%
25%
20%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21'4
21 %
21»4
21%
2.500
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 V4
18%
18%
18%
12.300
1
18%
1 VA
18%
Mfgrs
1 VA
1%
1%
1 VA
1%
15.700
25
54 >4
54%
54 34
54%
54%
54%
54
55%
6.400
♦34%
35 %
♦35
—
1
Inc
City Mines Co__
Mach
preferred
21 VA
21 VA
10
Co—4.50
10
Co
&
48%,
No par
United
4
Sep |30
23% May 16
28
47'4 July 15
25.
40%
& Foundry—5
Corp of Calif—1
17% Aug 12
1 V8 Jan
2
page
413'b
Financial
2
footnotes, sf?e
40%
88
common
■_
r
T
For
41
Electric
4
4074
30 >4 May 22
9
14
28
41%
Engineering
1% Jan
33 VA Jun
10.500
United
71V4 Jan
35 % Ma? 10
82%
United
United
Mar 26
Fastener
Corp
10
81 VA
United
Jan
293A Sep
2
Oct
V/ Mar
United-Carr
Carton
&
VA
8274
30
20
20% Mar 19
35
Board
conv
Corp—_——_—____ 1
Co of Amer—No par
Biscuit
United
38% Aug 27
874 Aug 30
59
Jan 21
17% Aug 16
20
United
91
82 VA
76.%
♦91'
101
1956) conv pfd_100
10
91'A
83%
43
1955)
10
92
82%
44 34
of
21
*91
83
41
of
150
76%
92
43%
(series
76 VA
7674
82
40%
(series
83
♦82
76 74
'76%
5
pfd_100
4%
Jan
92
VA
83
*82
*91
10
common.
4Vc
Artists
82%
76%
40 3A
Inc__
Corp
98 VA
*81
82
77
*91
—5
98 VA
82 V2
92
*76
No par
Co__;
Twist Drill Co
Feb
31
2
8
20% Mar 20
25
Car
Tank
*81
*76
par
10
preferred—
non-cum
Union
82 V2
par
_25
common—10
Co
"Tnion
United
32
1
—
RR
403A Jan
17 3A Aug 20
A
12
2
15% May 29
24
14
.
18
2
31 % Orv
9% Oct
Jan
21V* Jan
23
98 VA
No
—No
No
No
—
40%
112
2
24
99
*81
common
$3.70
Pacific
102% Jan
2
Oct
99
par
Co
preferred
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred
$4.50
Oil of California——
25
30% Feb
% May 29
par
Electric
Union
Union
21
3874 Jan
16% Oct
5
13,500
Vi Oct
25% May 10
41
24.700
26 %
Aircraft
19% May 29
M
118%
26 Va
Air
29% May 28
17 Va Oct
117 V4
26%
United
85% Oct
3
23'A Feb
11774
26%
United
95%
5
16% May 28
117 >4
26%
8
33% Mar 11
41% Jun
117%
26 %
Union
32% Jun
15% Nov
6
26
Jan 28
8% Jan
7,400
116%
26%
24
30% May
^7
3874
117%
26%
5374 Jan
50'A Mar 16
Ju«~25
37 VA
116%
27
43% Jun
35% Mar 15
6% Jun
37%
117 VA
26%
3
24
24
37 %
115%
Corp—
29
35% Jun
2
33% May 29
22% Oct
37%
——No par
Carbide
10
40
5
102% Dec
37%
31 % Jan
19
5474 Dec
23% Jan
$774
May 21
83 74 Aug
42
2
39
38%
37%
81 VA
"
35
38%
37%
Union
Feb
69% Jan
3874
37%
13
Jufy
43 y2 May 29
38 %
shares
ord
N V
Union
78
VA
20 g
20
94%
4
——
Foreign transactions——1—
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Unilever
Sep
'.'29% Sep
13
transactions—
38
118 % Dec
1
;
dep rets ord
Amer
Ltd
25
♦34%
35%
*34'/2
35%
35
%
1 38
1 %
V4
1%
55%
3514
1%
55 VA
*35
35 %
.
-
1,400
198
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6325
(2337)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
,
Range for Previous
,Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
41
22
19 Vo Oct
25
32% Mar
28% Jun
25
65 y4 Oct
105'A Jan
24
43
Jun
8% Dec
12
10%
5
23
July
20% Aug
1
Dec
10
27% Feb
4
13
14
42% Jan
3
65% Dec
81 % Jan
4
89 % Jun
4
9
May
40% Jan
161% Jan
2
35
Dec
_
33% Sep
'
62% Dec
2
31
48'/a Jan
31
Jan
10
22
78% Jan
152% Apr
12
57% Oct
17
43% Jan
2
2
3
13
lio%
2
56
S:p
87% Sep
26% May 28
Mar 27
51
,
17
2
Jan
2
157% Mar 28
31% May 14
150
6
26 % Jan
2
July 17
38 y2 Jan
4
25
42
23 % Feb
35% Apr
18
41% May
23 Vz Majr 29
39% Feb
37
39 %
/Jan
4
17'/a Jun
22
42% Jan 22
Oct
29
14%
6
5 % May 29
34% Feb
Mar~23
11% Apr
2
40% Apr
Oct~19
33% Jan
24% Oct
9 la Feb
4*1
24% Jan
6
33% Nov
2
19
13
)
33% Oct
158
Feb
54
24
159
Dec
13
Nov
33'% Apr
166% Sep
20% Jun
22
2
24
31 y2 Jan
2
24
61 y2 Mar 14
28% Oct
31
55'
32 % Jan
2
Aug
170
8
2
Jan
Aug
40
22
23% Nov
Feb
10% Oct
29l/2 Oct
V4 Sep
25% Sap
21
3
/
3
,
11
8% Jan
13
6% Nov 26
37% Nov 21
■
19%
Nov
31 % Sep
5 % Dec
2
24
/
49% Aug 26
174% Nov 12
2
2
60% Feb
164
16
15% Jan
24
4
53% Mar 20
23
4
Oct
82'/a Sep
7
12
37% Oct
7
49% Jun
9 A Feb
139 Va July
9
22
.,
7
14
4
4
.
15
30
5
13
8
50% Oct 21
24% Jun 18
.
'
42% Jan
-
16% Mar 20
22 y4
33'% Feb
20
19
May 29
22% Jun
19% Jun
8
1
28 3
28% Jan
May 29
12% Dec
Nov
26
16
28% Dec
22
.
Jan
3
36% Apr
15% Oct
17
"l
30% Ju,n
Mar
a
13
'86
Jan
89% Jan
2
88
29
92 % Feb
47,
113
Nov
21
92 Va Nov
20
102% Aug
16% Jun
24
105% Oct
97
IO414 Dec
16
3
13
106
25
26% Jan
Oct 23
8% May 2,9
101% Sep 10
Jan
4
14% Feb
21
106: •>' Jan
30
16
367
a
Jan
21
3
Jan
4
104
10
24
Aug 21
108
30i
30%
41%
42%
30 1/4
41
30 %
3,900
84%
••■168%
85 'A
851%
861/a
41%
7.600
171%
*108%
171%
41%
85%
170
T%
3%
9
8%
46
*43%
39
38%
39
38y4
'9 '
*9 A
10
*9%
18%
18%
24 %
-24
63%
64 %
64
91%
*89
91 y4
47%
46%
167%
47 y4
*89
47%
163
18 y4
84%.
*168%
171%
30
8%
8%
8%
' 45 '
19,500
*43 %
38 7„
38%
3,100
169
46
*43%
18 3
8
38%
18%
24%
241,4
64 %
27%
27
27 5 8
27
89%
90%
95
90%
96
72%
72
72%
72%
53%
152 V2
152
27%
27
27%
41%
41
41 y4
41
26%
26%
267'a
26%
39 %
39%
39%
39%
3j%
6 1
6
(J 5
51%
152%
27%/
6 %
.
160
28%
28'%
41
41
26%
26%
39%
6
*37
*25%
25 %
7x24%
29%
30 %
28%
34 y4
34
34 »4
6%
39%
5%
6%
6%
25
*159
*24%
25',4
24%
24%
28%
28%
28%
,28%
7,700
34
34%
34
34i%
2,800
159
1591%
162
38i,4
*159
*37
162
13%
14 >4
13%
14%
13%
14
30
30%
30%
13 *2
31%
13%
52,500
31
48%
18%
49 A
48%
48%
32 %
48%
31i%
48%
321%,
25,400
49
19%
Xl8%
50%
49i%
36%
373a
31
■
31
18%
1.8 5 8
18%
18%
37 Va
18%
8,700
37
37%
37%
371/8
5,500
30 Va
30 %
30%
30%
30 3a
12
12 '/a
121/8
12
28'A
.
28 Va
28%
28'
30%
•....
%
16
16 Va
16 Vii
15%
15 3 8
15%
15%
15 %
15%
12%
127b
xl 2%
12%
12%
12%
16%
1634
42T,'\
42%
l.nr-.:,
lOOVi
■
1
*F87'!
/
Co
360
42 Vo
423'a
43
108%
108%
109
*109
Va
42%
91
*88%
91
*89
91
*89
91
*89
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
93%
*92%
93 Va
*92%
93V2
105V4
*104%
105%
104V4
104%
*94
95
*92%
93%
*9234
93%
*104'L>
105%
*104%
105 Va
*104 %
'2 -'4
25 3b
25 %
25%
25%
2
*9%
20 %
1
11%
11%
*105%
19.800
42%
108 3 4
93 %
,
11,200
43 VB
110 Va
91
b
ii
-100
60,100
,18,300
12%
42 7
93'
common.
16%
15%
12 Va
1091/4
_10c
—
1,500
16 VB
O co is 4-.
-600
6,700
.
15%
'
42%
V
.
;1
Inc
12%
28 Va
16%
157a
127b
30%
12%
28 %
a
Xt5'%
16%
27,100
•
18%
■37'/a
'/ 3 2 3 4
'.
50 i/e
18%
30%
16%
Va
37%
37
_100
Materials
200
13%
.100
Vulcan
400
30%
-100
Vornado
9,300
12,600
*37
13%
par
.100
7,300
6
6%
38 %
381,4
30
.100
preferred
$5
7,000
/ 660
4.4n0
26i/,
39%
6 %
6%
29%
34
6%
26%
40%
6
6 %
6%
162
111,500
1.7C0
28 3 8
41
38 %
;159
3,400
,
52%
152
41
6%
160
880"
72%
51%
152'
28%
*37%
-34%
33%
6,200
39.900
41
30%
25 %
30
72 %
52
4,700
14.800
95V4
91'%
152,%
2,300
168%
28%
28
28
...
25 y4
*37%
■
6
a
52%
152%
9.100
-
46%
168
72%
51%
6%
38%
t)
92'/a
.
91 %
45%
168%
27%
152%
152%
*89_
46%
90%
40%
26%
53
65%
*72
26%
41%
52%
65%
27%
'
52%
27
05%
91%
461,4
72 3 4
152%
18%
24%
168
27'/2
91
71%
9,900
10
18%
24
*89
168%
27 A
*9%
.18%
24%
64%
'
47%
168
10
18%
24
91 %
46%
168
38%
'
64%
*89
,45
*9%
18%
64%
50
85%
84
24%
VA
11,900
/•/
171%
10
24%
30%
99'%
85%
*168%
38%
10
39
'
,
8%
8%
.
42 '
,
*43%
.
46
a
%
'
July 17
% Apr
5
14'% Apr
2
31%
42 3 s
*43 %
"
May 13
28% May 14
'29% Jun 11
16
18 Vz Mar 22
10 1/4 Jan
30%
41%
170
1
99 % May 20
Jan
30%
*98%
42% ^42%
885 V4
1.25
98% Aug 21
20
29%,
99%
—1
14
93
Jun
30%
*98%
14
23
4
30 %
98%
4
1081/4 Sep
SO 1
30%
98%
12%
23
92% May 22
94 % Feb 13
19
30
99%
28 Va
13
Jan
30%
30%
12
32 '/a Jan
Shares
33%
*98'a
33%
28%
13% Nov
the Week
99%
123a
22
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 13
De;. I »
30%
28 %
22
PRICES.
Thursday
I I
*98%
32%
40% Oct
1031/2 July 18
Dec.
:83b
July 22
371/8 Jan
30
SAL IS
Wednesday
10
1
15% Nov
8 Va
Dec.
-10
15% Nov
-
2
29%
5
16
22
10
111% Dec
Jan
a
26 3
19
18
4
11% Nov
31
45% Feb
50% Jan
25
Oct'24
41% Apr
12
Tuesday-
Dec. 9
——
25
'
40% Mar 20
31 % May 29
.Monday
—
7>
29
3714 Nov
23% Feb
49 y4
15% Jan
50V4 May
18
31 y4 May
Oct
17114 Nov
42% Sep
16
36
4
1
7
18
152y4 July
2
22 y4 May 29
22% Jun 26
8
42% Nov
23
Aug
90% Nov
48l/2 Mar 29
Oct
Jan
2
8% Oct
8% Jan
38
Jan
73
4
23 y4 Dec
79
4
161% Jan
2
14
,47% Sep
2
24 A Mar
21
30 Vb Jan
3
11
Jan
164%-May 25
July 11
10% Oct 23
4
3314 Sep
26
47% Mar 23
153
July 19
100
36 A Feb
9
2314 Jun
Nov
98
24
32 V'4 May 23
2
29
24% Jan
y^. Feb 14
98 y4 Dec
95% Aug 10
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Par
US Borax & Chemical Corp com__l
4 Va %
preferred."/,
100
U S & Foreign Securities—.--——1
US Freight Co
.—No par
U S Gypsum Co common
4
7%
preferred^—,—
100.
U S Industrie^ Inc Common
—1
4%% preferred series A
-50
U
S
Lines common—
1
4%%
preferred
10
US Pipe &. Foundry CO—5
U S Playing Card Co
-5
US Plywood Corp common—
1
3%% preferred series A——100
U S Rubber Co common
—.5
8%
non-cum
1st preferred—100
US Shoe Corp
——
No par
US Smelting Ref & Min com—-50
7% preferred
—.
,
50
US Steel Corp common——-16%
7 % preferred
—100
US Tobacco Co common—No par
-7';/
non-cumulative
preferred_25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical-,.-. 1
United Utilities
————5
United Whclan Corp————-30c.
Universal American Corp com__25c
Convertible preferred
--/-5
Conv 2nd preferred 1st series—35
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—— 1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8% preferred
rr-—100
Universal
Match
Corp.——-2.50
Universal Oil Products Co——-1
Upjohn Co
——:
Uris/Buildings Corp-1-—..—..——10c •
Utah Power & Light Co
12.80
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. t, 1968
Lowest
Highest
93
'
'
25
5'/a
34,
19? it
19 A
20
3 91
11%
11%
11%
105 V4
105 %
105 Va
*105 A
26 A
11%
105V4
107
201/4
11%
'
.
■>"
26
70
80
100
26
1,800
19%
193a
19%
>14,300
12
4
12
12%
15,800
105%
140
106 Va
105 Va
w
74
July
16
Oct
9
88
Feb
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4U% Jun
25
57% Jan
6% Mar
2
*83%
8.3 %
83 %
8334
84
84
20%'
20%
20
20 '/4
20%,
7;%
Wagner
9'4 Nov ,29
22% Dec
87
Jan
Sep
23
Walker
Oct~25
4% Oct
5% Oct
25
591/4 Jun
44% Feb
15
9% Feb
July"25
23%
8
8.% Feb
19
5% Oct
20
6 '/4 May
21
29%
8
Nov" _4
8% Feb
9
3
13
76 % Jun
20
34
55
Feb~~9
10% Oct
24
20%
22
Oct
24
38 '/4 Apr
17% Oct
3
Mar 11
25
17
Warner
Bros
Warner
Co
Oct
5
105
Dec
103
28
Feb
14
110
Nov
22
79
July 10
' 8
May 14
Apr
Sep
23
Warner
&
7%
•
28
a
7%
■
22 "a
22%
22 3b
541/2
54 Va
54%
54%
55
54 Va
55
28
27%
28%
1)0'
31'%
13%,
14
21
—,—10
preferred—100
Co—_—1
72%
7
Oct
2
54% Jan
May 29
40% Jan
2
33
Mav 29
51
Jan
J
Jan
32
2
29
'3% Mar
Nov
47
2
29% May 29
37% Mar 19
36% Feb
30'
22
6%
~2%
Oci
~22
~5
%
J~an ~31
8
h
12% Oct
Nov
98 Va Nov
8
106% Feb
15
West
94% Jan
14
98
91 Va Jan
14
94% May 17
87
Jan
11
95
Dec
28
85% Jan
3
92
Apr
30
2
19
4
I
Mar 12
301/2 Jan
Dec
5
99% Nov
7
3 2 V4 Dec
May 29
4
28
J au
8
23'% Jun
25
39'
Jan
27
29
Jun
Feb
9
18% Jun
29% Dec
31
14
21% Oct
24
21% Oct
24
41% Jan
Mar
76 '4 Dec
4
G 7 ii
55%
6%
55'/a
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5514
55
30 "4
30%
29 34
301/4
30 Va
31%
3,200
14.
13%
14
13%,
14
137a
14%
10,000
13 7a
29
27%
26%
105
713
72%
6
Western
12
25% Dec
13
34
13
Jan
2
39% Jun
3
Western
Pacific
25
35% Oct
23
Western
Union
29
•
25% Jun
4
Dec
■
30% Mar 12
25
Jan
2
32
31% Jan
2
41% Oct
88% Jan
2
86 %
Mav 16
11
Apr
19
90% Oct
30
33% Dec
31
11
34% Dec
6
116 V4 Sep
11
35% Sep
6
25
White
Jan
2
Jan
3
25% May 11
36% Dec
20
35 "2 Jan
7
.57% Dec
6
711/4 May 14
77
24
77
Jan
4
90 % Dec
5
29
47 % Mar 28
33% Jan
1
Oct
24
Apr
101 Va May 27
56
27% July 22
100
Feb
5
23
103 V2 Nov
101/4 Jan
"
32'% Aug
17
43% Feb
18% Dec
27
26% Mar
25
2
10 % Aug
14
2
29% Aug
13
Jan
22% Nov
25
32% Feb
20
22
57
Feb
16
34 3
84% Mar 16
88
Nov
15
87
9% Feb
7
5
% Jun
22
Jun
26
39
26
Nov
Jan
"26% Mar
Feb~~9
125
31 % May 29
131% Apr
44% Dec
10
129% Oct
42*8 Jan
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
&
$4.25
6
136 V2 Apr
30
47
Wisconsin
Elec
Oct
23
29% Dec
5
Jan
2
44% Dec
10
23
Oct
15
29% Jan
22
■24-1/2 Jan
3
29'/4 Sep
16
Woodward
55
Oct
24
92% Jan
2
62 % Feb
5
81 % Dec
5
21% Oct
22
58
Feb
8
26 % Jan
2
38V'4 Dec
81'/« Jun
28
93
Jan
16
85
7
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92% Jun
8
Jun
25
131
96%
2
11% Feb
25
Jan
Jan
28
Jun- 28
107
21
12
Nov
9
19.
Mar 29
com—10
41%
417a
41 7a
42 1/4
361/4
36 %
36%
36 V4
36 V4
1,100
48
47%
48
47%
47%
3,200
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36 3 4
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37
37
36%
36 %
34 %
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9
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13%
13%
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9%
9%
21,100
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2%
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2%
3,600
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16%
26,800
38%
38%
38
38%.
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6,300
13
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1.1
100
100
99%
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95
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Co—
—8
37
14
43 3
common
/: 5,200
-
-
43%
Co
*36'
9%
9%
43%
preferred
prior
41%
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Co.
W)
(F
Wriglev iWml Jr
Wyandotte Worsted
25
Jan
Co
1
Service
Co
Iron
Worthington
4%%
July 18
10c
—
————--100
Public
Woolworth
28
Power
Chemical
20
,
No par
Inc
Inc
Stores
preferred
Wisconsin
Witco
common—No par
Inc
Industries
Winn-Dixie
6%
8
May 13
5
Co
Co
preferred
Windsor
32% May 17
3
28
13
13
32 % Sep
1
23
Corp.——————2.50
12.
Sep
12
-20
preferred——-50
Inc————--1
Stores
Jun
9% Mar 28
1
—————100
preference
Wickes
93 Vb Feb
2
2
27 Vb Nov
White
41%
36 V4
47%
*101
—
common
convertible
$3
13
26% Dec
Co
preferred
Prior
15
44
Ry__—
Sewing Machine common-—1
White
Nov
37%
6
22
6% Jan
2
Jan
4
1
Mar
25%
Jun
Motor
5%%
19% Jan
12
39
2
48
2
1234 Dec
28
33% Oct
18
10
6% Jan
19
Jan
Jun
21 % Jan
15
25
26
Jun
100
13
Mav 29
Oct
20
107
—
/..: 6,200
48%
93
.-100
B.
31
15
27
92
2
series
preferred
Weyerhaeuser Co
& Lake Erie
36 V4
36%
a
Telegraph-——2.50
Wheeling
Wheeling
70'4
*35%
41%
*93
No par
Oct
Feb
2
9J% Apr ,18
lib
3.80'<V
69%
36 'A
47 3 4
98%
Air Brake
10
Electric common-6.25
Westinghouse
72 V4
*35%
363h
JP 14
*
■
Westinghouse
36,400
.
50O
71%
36 V4
72%;
4
1,600
26 %
106
*41%
2% ;
B_—100
RR
28%
26%
*104
48
73%
100
34% Sep
Apr
42% Jan
110
10
25
Sep
30% Oct
2nd
700
'
Bancorporation
non-cum
28%
26r!ti
105
2,600
Va
36'%
4
9
-xA
7.50
100
Steel Corp common —10
$5 preferred
—No par
Whirlpool Corp common
—5
4%<&
convertible
preferred—80
White Dental Mfg
(The S S)
20
29
108% Sep
4%
6
56
'
34%
Western Maryland Ry
2
104'2
'
—.2
com—No par
preferred
40
.43% Sep
2
26%
26 VA
104
104
612
29%
*28%
29 V4
25%
105
72%
73%
28%
29
26'«
1/5
—
17
39V8 Jan
27
VaVr
Jan
28
;
Jun
80'
4
series
17,500
37%
preferred series C.
100
Pulp & Paper common—5
preferred '
-100
Air Lines Inc_——1
Va
Western
May 29
25
17
4.10%
18% Jan
21
32% Feb
45% Oct
103
preferred
4.20%.
West
31% Jan
2
13
23% July 31
Mar 12
Power
5,800
8
'
——-1
Co
4V2*}'c pfd
200
27%
a
41%
47 3
Corp——1
Coal
6 3 it
6%
10,500
36
———5
—-No par
1
Co
'Financial
Kentucky
Penn
—
—
Scientific
West
23
Mills
Corp
Ccrp
Wesco
17
102% Apr
46
Welch
15
13% Oct
25
102
Welbilt
E)
73
4,100
57 Va
55
41%
-No par
Co—————5
Motor
(Del
21% Jan
20
Co—
D.)
Knitting
Webb
53% Apr
95% Jun
16
9
8
14% Feb
22
Wayne
Sep
13% Aug 22
3Va May
8
2.2
9
23
97 % Feb
Waukesha
Mar 11
35
rt% Oct
26'% Oct
1
35
5
22
2% Nov
8
beo
8% Nov
26
Feb
51
(S.
Warren
7%
22%
31
*35%
Washington Gas Light Co_—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
40% May 22
2
31% Jan
26% Oct
42% Sep 20
40% May 2d
4
7'/4
Va
700
55 ',4
When'issued-——.—_—-1
29
27%
< 7 %
287'a
Vb
22
9,200
7 Va.
8
X30%
29
26%
Tf'.rv,
28
73«
7%
40
20 Va
7 Va.
55'4
r.-s1
31 %
Pharmaceutical--1
Swa^ey
28'
67
— 1
—100
No par
•;
convertible
/
55
28%
Inc___—1.25
Pictures
85
20
7 %
22 3 a
7%
22%
55 3 a
50c
Co.—
Warner-Lambert
$4,00
common
Brothers
Warner
31
22%
2.50
—
„—
Baking Co
preferred
0%
15
64
92
Ward
Co
*84
•
20 3 .'1
7%
55V4
■>
£5%
No par
Inc—
Tlernan
&
Walworth
85
20%
-
22%
7%
transactions——————
Nov
29 V4
2
23% Jan
Wallace
W
&
G
.
7%
7%./
54%
22 1
—————--5
Co.
(Hiram)
16% J tin
12% Mar 20
19
27% May 17
11
May 24
17
Dec
17 Va Feb
Mar 12
72
Corp—
Walgreen
13
25
Foreign
21 %
4%%
RR
Electric
57 % Dec
5
50% July 29
*84
20%
7%
Wabash
25% May. 13
6
19% Jan
4
preferred—100
15
Waldorf System —————No par
10
2
July 18
79
20
26
9%
*9
380V;
4
x38'3
i
4
9
9%
V
11.400
6.4C0
100
"•
A
■^
1.200
600
9
X
•7% Jun
M
166 V4 Jan
23
38% Feb
__
146 V4 Jan
4
■
__
22% Oct
24
403
17% Jun 18
37% Sep 17
128% Nov
1
36% Dec
4
118 Va Mar 25
25% Jan
lo
2
65 V8Oct
22
107% Mar 28
84% Jan
2
14% Oct
25
30% Mar 16
18% JaD
2
♦2% Oct
24
75% Mar 1*
in,,
)f.c?
Act
terwise
...
securiUes
indicated.
On
assume/i °?rh
stoek
dividends
oi
84'/4 Oct
«
Mar
s.
.
—
f r—h
companieSr
26%
or
Xerox
15
Nov
coie
28
wd When
^Transferred
more,
low
Yrle
Express
Voung
1.23
Corp—
System
Voungstown Steel Door
7,enltb
Radio
distributed,
No par
373%
Ex-dividend,
from American Stock Exchange to
and high ranges are for new shares only,
-35%
v
Ex-rights,
32%
*31 %
32
3? 1.
,31 K.
125%
125%
126
125'V
125%
35%
35%
357
78%
80%
813a
z Exdistribution.
fin
25%
80
bankruptcy
rr
3 5'/2
33
N.Y.S.E. Range for 1963 is a combination of both exchanges.
%%
%
—
.
'
cr
1,300
8.500
35%
35 V 2
7,100
79
35 ~ b
being
3,900
14
31A
125%
80%
40,100
21 A
123
r<?
78'-3
A
receivership
13%
14%
31%
?1%
I'M
57,300
386%
378%
387%
33%
32%
125
80
Corp
x
376
class A——25c
& Wire Corp
5
Sheet & Tube—No par
Spring
Youngstown
370
reorganized
All preferred issues are
•
.tje BajJ;
cumulative unless
under
'
/
x
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
.
(2338)
26
the New York Stock Exchange
Bond Record from
Range for
"Ranse
Previous
Year 1962
Feb
Oct
Aug
15
I
15
—-Aug 15
--Feb 15
Aug 15
4s_
Treasury 4s
Treasury
--
Treasury
—
4s—-
Treasury
4s
--
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^
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21
—
-
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101
101.8
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101
101.8
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'
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—
Sep
100.
Dec
99'A
31
lOO'/a Dec
28
a
indicated with
Sep
double
41 101
Ail
dagger.
99 24
99.8
99. 12
99.11
99.6
99. 10
.98.27
98.31
98.25
98.29
98.24
98. 28
98.8
98.16
98.6
98.14
98 3
98. 14
97.22
97. 40
1972
1D73
98.30
99:2
98.30
99.2
1980
98.8
98.16
98.10
98.18
98
99. 9
98.11
98.15
98.11
Nov 15
98.17
98. 15"
1974
97.30
98.4
97.30
98.4
97.26
98
97.24
97.30
97.22
97. 28
3%s
—Nov 15
Aug 15
97.22
97.30
98.27
98.31
98.27
98.31
98.25
98.29
98.27
98.22
99.21
99.23
99.21
99.23
99.21
99.23
99.21
99.23
99.20
99.
1967
98.24
98.26
98.24
98.26
98.22
98.24
98.22
98.18
98. 20
Nov 15
Nov 15
Feb 15
98.20
1980
91.28
92.4
91.28
92.4
91.26
92:2
91.26
92.2
91.26
92
1990
89.12
89.20
89.12.
89.20
89.10
89.18
89.10
89.18
89.4
89. 12
1998
88.16
88.24
88.16
88.24
88.12
88.20
88.10
88.13
88.9
15
98.25
98.27
98.25
98.27
98.24
98.26
98.24
98.26
98.22
98. 24 '
88.3
88.11
88.6
88.14
88.4
88.12
88.2
88.lO-
87.30
,89. 6
88.2
88.10
88.4
88.12
.88.2
88.10
88
55.3
87.30
88. 6
—Nov
Aug 15
Feb 15
Feb 15
2'As_—Jun 15 19622'As
Dec 15 19632'As_—_Jun 15 19642'As—Dec 15 19642'As
Mar 15 19652'As——Mar 15 19662'As
Jun 15 19672'As
-Sep 15 1967-
2%s_—Dec 15 1967Bank for Reconstn & Develop—
4'As
4s—
3:,As
3'As
3'As_—
2
Sep
99.29
99.31
99.30
98.4
98
98.4
98
98.4
98
98.4
98
98..2
86.12
85.2
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98.27
98.25
98. 27
1995
85.12
85.20
85.12
85.20
85.8
85.i 6
85.4
1965
98.26
98.28
98.26
98.28
98.25
98.27
98.25
1967
96.1
96.5
96.1
96.5
96.1
96.5
96
96.4
95.30
1968
93.26 .: 94
93.26
94
93.24
93.30
93.22
93.28
93.22
93..28
1969
92:26
93
92.26
93
92.24
92.30
92.22
92.28
92.22
92..28
1969
92.3
92.9
92.4
92.10
92.2
92.8
92
92.6
91.30
92..4
1970'
91.24
91.28
91.25
91.29
91.22
91.26
91.21
91.25
91.28
90.22
90..28
Period
Corporate
90.26
90.30
90.28
91
90.24
90.28
90.24
1972
89
89.6
89.2
89.8
89
89.6
88.30
89.4
88.26
89
1972
88.20
88.26
88.22
88.28
88.18
88.24
88.18
88.24
,88.14
88..20
1972
88.18
88.24
88.20
88.26
88,16
88.22
88.15
88.21
88.12
88 .18
107.26
1985
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
198G
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100,24
101.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.16
98.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
100.24
100.4
99.28
100.4
99.28
100.4
98
93.16
98
98.16
98
97
98
97
98
97
97.24
95.24
-96.24
95.24
96.24
95.16
92.24
93.24
92.24
93.24
93
94
89.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90
91.16
89.16
97.16
97
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
92.24
93.24
92.24
93.24
89.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
,
1972
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
98'A
99 %
98 'A
99 'A
98 A
99'A
98'A
99'
98'A
■-
-npr
1982
or
Sale Price
Jan. 1,
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
No.
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
New York Stock
1963
97'A
99%
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loan
f
s
(City
of)
adj
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A
1970
ser
B
1978
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1978
series
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1978
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s
f
7s
series
B
s
f
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series
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91'A
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103
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.
to
100
f $
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of
to
Plan
to
94
125
to
—
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due
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3'As
1967:
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June-Dec
bonds of 1931
3.5%)
65
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J
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1978
due
1951
pursuant to Plan A
to 3.375%)
1979
(Dept
of)
30-yr
(Dominion
r
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(interest
April-Ocf
_
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Oct
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1974
2%s
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I_I_
Jan
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/
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1982
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20-year
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transactions—/—
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103
Oct
1
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102%
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1965
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—Feb-Aup
1973
see
page
April-Oct
3
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100
100'A
105
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6s
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103%
•
101
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44
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1963..:
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—
93
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93
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1961
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a
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104 'A
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•
86
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36
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1960
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95
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1927 Jon 1961
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47%
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6s
1961
assented
45
45
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1961_-—April-OeA.
April-Oct
6s 1962—.—May-Nov
May-Nov
fund
83
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June-Ore
June-Dec
1957
46
40'/a
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—_June-Dec
1957
6l/2s
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•
8
—
fund
•
105'A
88
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16
102% 103
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47%
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May-Nov
1963—
48
99
■
92%
•
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sinking
.—
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:
104 »A
48
92
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1962
assented
6s
65%
92
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1961
Jan
87'A
•
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Feb-Aug
•
18
,
:
20
88
,
—
105%
•
102 'A
36
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1961
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external sinking
6s
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1980—Jau-July
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82',2
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Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
1961—Jau-July
Jan-July
External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—_Mar-.Sep(
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—^.Mar-Sepf
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3
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105
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85
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Jan-July
1982
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104
17
105% 105%
transactions—
1983
99%
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old
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20 year 5s
20
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102
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1975
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96'A
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1
97%
97
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25-year
99
"2
98%
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95'A
98 %
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15-year 5s
1972—
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20-year 5s
1978
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20-year 5'As 1979
/;
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98'A
June-Dec
89%
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A
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97%
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96%
;
99
~
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to
to
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1952
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funding
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.
—
78
125
57%
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15-year 3%s 1969—
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88
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-
(Commonwealth
98'A
1957—April-Ocf
_
to Plan A
3.375 % )
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125
125
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pursuant
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105'A
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83
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A
78
1957—April-Ocf
due
1979...
80'/a
75%
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95
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A
1978
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—
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8
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212 571-1253-4
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4s
61
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4'As
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FOREIGN
1973
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series
§»7s
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&
debentures
reduced
5'As
transactions
—
adjustment—
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97
-
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(Kingdom of Norway)
105
100
2
101
105%
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—
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•
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reduced
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103
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4%s
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6
103
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100
104 1
103
transactions
debt
Debt
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103
June-Dec
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5'
+
"
*102
—
__
Jan.1,1963
No
High
o\r
Since
Range
Sold
*103%
103
1976
4%s
Berlin
AND
99'A
Bonds
Friday's
100'A 100'
100'/+
^Mar-Sept
4'As
Wertheim & Co.
CORPORATE
1964—June-Dec
1972—
loan
transactions
extl
Berlin
Foreign Securities
Telephone
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
t
extl loan 4s
(Kingdom of)
external
Foreign
HA 5-4400
Period
High
97:
74
97%
Last
Interest
Exchange
Foreign ^transactions
5'As extl loan 1977
GOVERNMENTS
+
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
?%s
FOREIGN
96.16
83
—-July 15
—
;?s
Apr 11
Last
York
100.16
98.16
98
other figures are bid and asked quotations.
June-Dec
New
100
98
98.16
97
5%s
Members
100.4
99.28
100.4
100.24
98.16
98
Belgium
1980
100.24
100.4
100.24
100.4-
100.24
99.28
100.1
99.16
99.16
98.24
100.4
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Issue—
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91..24
1971
90.23
90.24
24
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3%
96..2
1
New York City
Unification
Transit
-
1 1973
1 1977
1 1982
1 19-'<
Jan 15 1979
Sep 15 1965
1
Oct
1 1964
May 15 1968
Jan
1 1969
——Oct 15 1971
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;—.—-Oct
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99.39
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15
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May
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4'As
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99.30
99.29
1966
100
88. 16
106.16
:
4'As.
7
,
98.23
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 1 3)
New York Stock Exchange
98.,24
1968
1966
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Treasury 3s_—_
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13
Nov
Friday
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99.14
99.7
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91.8
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99.10
99.13
98.20
6
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24
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99.9
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91.8
99.28
99.11
99.16
98.21
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25
99.24
99.18
99.12
98.16
—
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99.31
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99.17
1968
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90
99.27
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99.13
1971
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89
99.28
1972
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102.16 Oct
2
1971
99 29
99.18
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_
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100
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-
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1966
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18
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100.2
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—
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101
99.25
99.31
99.30
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1969
1970
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99.27
100
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101.20
97.24
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1968
.
__
—
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1993
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__
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--
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headed
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in the
bonds mature. Figures after
EXCHANGE
--
--
___
the
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
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Highest
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when
1,1963
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1
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22
99% 100%
79%
97
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99%
172
10
—
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95%
180
93'A
100'A
—
Number 6325
198
Volume
Week's
Week's Range
Friday
or
or Friday's
Friday's
Interest
Last
Period Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
Bid & Asked
Bid & Asked
High
Low
F
100
Foreign
28'.2
95
<
20
57
8
65%
,
2
19%
2
'
99
• Nat
33
loan
12
96
100
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21
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anu
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1973
6s
--
,
dollar
bonds
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99
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IOIV2 101V
99
99
--
104 %
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April-Oci
1972
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—
—
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101%
101% 101 V
April-Oci
1980
94%
*96
part paid 1964
part paid T968—
Hamburg
(State of) 4V2S
Mining Corp—
Harpen
Serbs
30
38
April-Oci
1966——
40
'
36%
101%
•
Sud
,
Jan-July
*9514
Feb-Aj/P
95 Va
102 Va 103 7,
(Republic)' ext
1977- .1
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s
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30-year
Foreign
—
1947.
——
Italian Public Utility Institute—
82
4
95%
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(Kingdom
82
83
3
76%
82
78
83 V
77%.
4
14
83 V
82
.Mar-Sept,
1974—
77 Vi
86
•
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5V2S
5V2S
175
175
,
175
•
transactions———
extl loan 1977
1
—May-Nov
Foreign transactions—
—
6s gtd".extl loan
1978
——.—
F-A
Foreign transactions
gtd
97%
98
(Imperial Government)—•
extl loan of '24 1954—
..Feb-Aug
6 Vis due 1954 extended to 1964—Feb-Aug
• 5Vis extl loan of '30 1965__
..May-Nov
5 Vis due 1965 extended to 1975—
—.May-Nov
8•Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—ApriZ-Oct
97%
4
'97%
97%
98 %
*102%
•
—
Airlines—
'
4%s
conv
subord debs 1979
Mar-Sept
Foreign transactions
SeKreuger & Toll 5s uniform code 1959__Mar-Sept
• Medellin
(Colombia) 6Vis 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978———
... J an-July
Mexican (U S) 6%s extl s f 1978—L
—Jan-July
S^Milah
(City of) 6Vis 1952
ApriZ-Oct
5 Vis extl loan 1978.'
—
t.
Jan-July
Foreign transactions
,
—
Minas Geraes
(State)—
'•
• Secured
extl sink fund 6Vis 1958
Mar-Sep<
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
—
•
2.125% )
.
2008
5
101%
101 Va
reduced
103
(City
—
4
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s
5Vis
s
f
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5 Vis
,
extl
f
,85 Vi
85 Vi
85 Vi
102%
loan
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6
103
5Vis
5Vis
extl
due
For
loan
1958
82%
24%
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67/a
99 %
97>a
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,
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—
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Va
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5
102% 102%
3
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old
100
98
102
RR
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1st
4
&
.of
West
Western
Chemical
Dye
&
Corn
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103%
103 Vi.
1972
Co
of
Electric
Co
-
99%
101
sink
4s
1998
99 Vi
99%
4.40s
101 Vi
—
99 Va
fund
Airlines
Can
conv
113
97 Va
70
1981—.:
America
3%s
1964.
91%
93
164
Co
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to
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Taiwan Electric
1951——-
7s
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dollar
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1978——
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18
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27
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Dec. 13)
NEW YORK STOCK
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—
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194
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82'/
10
85
.:
94%
97 V
1
2044„_April
59 3a
28
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first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sepf
debentures
438s
1975
Feb-Aug
Power
__
70 V A
45
36
71%
77%
4
78 %
83
24
56%
68
123
54
66%
232
64%
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60
82%
49
75%
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61
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64
64
a
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71%
73
77
86
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8 5'A
.
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104%
3s
Incorporated 5'As 1980
first mtge 2%s
i
101
105%
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
'66_Map-Nov
April-Ocf
103%
105
106%
'
9 9'A
98%
,
—
95
92%
100
110%
106
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79
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104
106
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104
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104
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112
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84
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100%
100%
93
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26'
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1975—April-Ocl
1982
3s 1984
Davton Union Ry 3'As 1965
7
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
3%s debentures 1977
4Vis
subord debentures 1983
Delaware Lackawanna &» Western RR CoNew
York Lackawanna & Western Div
1st
84:
Jan-July
^une-Dec
-^eb-A»g
Mar-Sept
1978
series A
1978
mortgage
3VAs
mortgage
95 VA
63%
82 '/a
85 %
*79
82%
97%
83
82%
100
97%
98 V A
88%
81%
82%
88%
91
87
99%
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,
86 Va
85
21
84
81%
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102'A
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'
»
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77
1st
5
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103 %' 1067a
D
85%
70%
56%
63%
65%
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60 VA
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64 'A
Crown
Crucible
84
21
80
xJ
■
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1979—June-Dec
L
1988
Steel Co of Arner 1st M 3V8s
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986
73%
1
6312
^
104
*77
1983—April-Ocf
subord debs 1983
Cork & Seal 4%s debs
62%
68
80
80
,
11
*843
April-Ocf
—May-Nov
Map-Nov
conv
5
70'A
-
5s
7
83
56
56%
1985—
3s debs 1984—:
4%s debentures 1991
Copperweld Steel Co 5s conv debs
Corn Products Co 4%s subord debs
Crowell-Collier Publishing—
4 %s conv subord debs
1981
debentures
Continental Oil Co
4%s
Daystrom
63
'
X \> ~t
,103%
102 VA
86%
mortgage
Dayton Power & Lt
1st mortgage
3s
82
68
110'A
mortgage
1st
77
63
82
4%s 1987—
— Apvll-Ocf
4%s 1988-'
April-Ocl
1st
mortgage
4%s 1989—2———
Feb-Aug
1st
mortgage
4%s 1990
June-Dec
1st mortgage
4%s 1991
1
Feb-Aug
Continental Baking 3s debentures
1965—Jan-July
4%s convertible subord
debs 1983
May-Not?
Continental Can Co 3%s due 1976
April-Ocf
1st
57
53%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
————Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
——Apr-Oct
debentures
29
32
52 V "a
■
96'A
104'A
100%
Mar-Sepf
debentures
Consumers
•
*78
52'A
93%
101 %
91
^^^-Feb-Aap
—'
debentures
4%s
90 Vt
__
*82
1997
Footnotes, see page 31.
03
86%
.
'
conv
2055—_i_.Mar-Sept
Chicago & North Western Ry—
• Second
mtge conv inc 4Vis Jan 1 1999
.April
First mortgaee 3s series R
1Q89
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 27/ss series 1980
jan-Julv
4Vis income debs
1995
Mar-Sept
1st ntge
5Vis series C 1983
Feb-Aug
A
94
5
—
91
*897k
1970-Feb-Aug
1990
Feb-Aug
43/as 1978
Feb-Aug
3s
4Vis conv Increased series B Jan 1
series
86 V
O
Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR
..
First mortgage 4s series A
1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019„April
debs
847
81
86
86
Chicago
inc
79
3
'
Jan-Ju\y
1989
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry— '
• 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
• 2nd
mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2003—April
6s
101
90
Chicago
•
112
97 Vi
.
'.
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985
Map-Nov
• 5s
income debs Jan 2054
May-Nou
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Map-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
• General
inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038-r
April
,
:
95
RR—
inc
1047a
12
79 %
95
92 V
5
8118
*89
937
13
109%
15
u
106
92 'a
-99
79' ii
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mortgage 2%s
mortgage
86%
97'2
'9912 100
impt M 37/as series H 1973__June-Dec
consol gold 4s 1989
Jtm-July
consolidated
Second
87
85
3
first
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis
110
1
17
..
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4Vis 1992—:
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series D 1996
May-Noo
Refund and impt M 3'As series E 1996—Feb-Aup
Refund
115%.
90
to
O! s
93'A
90%
13
86 %
Feb-Aug
debentures
4%s
au
95l/«
100%
108
109
88
M
92%
19
*92%
—.—April-Ocl
1985
1986
1986
4'As debentures 1987_
4%s debentures 1988
87%
92
Jan-July
1984
debentures
2
90
90%
90 %
12
*93
—June-Dec
1982
debentures, 19821—-,
4%s
debentures
1983
91-
"89
Jan-July
Ja n-July
June-Dec
May-Ndj
———Jmie-Dec
5s
47 Va
86
*97%
__
104% 105%
—_——
1978—
debentures
4%s
127%
40
89
&
-
111
95
88
.89
June-Dec
1991
U
1991
1992—
W 1992
series
Convertible
April-Oct
April-Oct
1974
83
*95%
April-Ocl
91
88
89%
103% 1C 4%
——.-June-Dec
Electrodynamics Corp—
4'As conv subord debs
1984
—,—tftme-Det
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power (Bait) —
1st ref M 2%s series T
1976Ja«-Julj'
1st ref M 27/8s series U
1981
_Apri!-Oct
1st ref mtge s
f 2%s series X 1986-—Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968
April-Oct
3'As debentures
1976—
2
Map-Nov
3'As debentures 1979—
June-Dec
80
87
1081-
68
3
94 VA
—
Consolidated
82
71 Vi
*87%
April-Oct
,
1971
ww
77%
*88%
lCli'i
87'A
13
90%
'<»
103%
,
42%
41%
Inc—
warrants
Paper
conv
1974
43As
_Jun»-Dcr
:—;
Map-Nov
Aprxl-Oci
April-Ocl
—————^—June-Oct
V
series
5s
Co 3 Vis series A 1974__Feb-Aup
35/8s series B 1968
Feb-Aug
5Vis conv 1979
Jan-July
Fibre—
debentures 1965
debentures
1981
Champion
100%
91 Vi.
89%
118
112%
118
Jan-July
April-Oct
1987
3s
subord debs ww
conv
97 Vi
78 Vi
78 V-
tfune-Deo
warrants
Without
.
3VAs
debs
101 %
82
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103%
81
103%
102
4"
100
__
90%
94 VA
94'A
-Jan-July
1990
T
series
43As
3s
Corp
subord
conv
Without
105
1C6
101'A
4
83
90
April-Oct
1974
Power
Chadbourne Gotham
5.90s
J
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57 Vi
'73 Vi
20
98 7 n
91 %
98%
66
,
1 o
-
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55
13
101% 101%
series
debentures
conv
86 %
100%
99 Vi
1
101% 101%
June-Dec
April-Oct
—
4s
mortgage
85 Vi
8
80%
85
76 Vi
63 Vi
80
~1
88 VA
90%
102
88
807a
97
108
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78'A
89 Vb
100
89%
82',4
78
.i
—
1990
R
series
43As
87
22
99%
-60
A 1995
Jan-July
• Gen mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan
1 2020
May
Central Illinois Light Co—
First
79%
84%
9
80%
99 3 i
1965——Mar-Sept
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
June-Dec
Case
(J I)
Co 3V2s debs 1978
Feb-Aug
5'/a %
conv subord debs
1983
April-Oct
Caterpillar Tractor 4Vis debs 1977
May-Nou
Clinchfield
Carolina
10
86Vi
80
%
79 %
80
Jan-July
198 8——
S
series
5s
1986
1987—
4%s 'series
—Feb-Auo
—
1986
L
81 Va
93%
82%
86Vi
April-Ocl
Jan-July
.Mar-Sepi
April-Ocl
April-Ocl
April-Ocf
—Feb-Aug
—-
1984-
93%
1
93%
81%
104%
'
92%
a
94%
85
a
*89
89%
June-Dec
1999—-—-April-Oct
_April-Oct
r-Apn'l-Oet
1983
series
series
3'As
June-Dec
1976
(perpetual)
1981-—.
G
1931
H
1982
3%s
101 Vi
99 Vi
103% 1043 1
64%
85
,91%
80 Va
--
•-r
88 VA
88 %
Mar-Sept
——April-Oct
tftuie-Dec
—_,—May-Nov
—Jan -J uly
1— ———_^_Feb-A(xp
Map-Nov
i__———3 ^Mar-Sept
.3 %s
99
95
96
96
Ry—
debentures
1979
series
4%s
California
1972_
1972
C
81
80
*84%
1977
B
series
116
51
1982
A
series
53
41%
4
15%
84
56
81
84 3A
refunding mortgage issues—
1st &
2%s
*97
June-Dee
1981—
,
50
18
80
72%
of New York—
Edison
Consolidated
104 Va
100
97
15
50
1971
conv
cl
0414
—
47
47
15%
—Jan-July
Brunswick Corp 4Vis conv sub debs 1981— Jaw-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 23/4S 1975_Map-Nov
Shoe
Brown
—
100% 100
47
5s series AC 1967
Mar-Sept
4Vis series A July 1970_May-Noo
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965—
Feb-Aug
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
—April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 27/8s 1976—Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3s
1980--,
—___Jan-July
1st
mortgaee 4'is 1983—
May-Nov
1st mtge 4%s 1938
Mar-Sept
mortgage
92 VA
•
100
84%
June-Dec'
1981
68
62 %
106
2%s
mortgage
Inc
•
;
1977
1978
series L
series N
3s sinking fund
debentures
2%s s f debentures 1999
2%s s f debentures
2001
3s
6
*89 V
Co—
mortgage. 3s
First.mortgage
112
96%
Edison
Commonwealth
87%
'
97%
132'
104
86
101 Vi
102%
100%
Maine RR—
&
First
84
65
100% 101
100%
%
First
--
mortgage
113
105
10
91 %
Oonsol
106
62 Va
'
April-Oct
_Mar-Sept
mortgage
87%
116%
105
79'A
Mar-Nou
;
3%s 1986
1st
mortgage
4%s 1987
Combustion Engineering Inc—3%s
conv
subord debentures
7
25
*78%
J
1983_——
3%s
mortgage
1st
,
102%
76
1983—
;Mar-Sept"
4%s debentures series K 1983—,
_May-Noi;
5V'8S debentures series O 1985
——April-Ocl
5%s subord conv debs 1964_
—Map-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'As 1970
May-Sept
series
debentures
1st
152
103'A
1C5
102
debentures
4%s
96%
135 %
41
111%.,
91
91%
2%s series I 1970
Jan-July
2%s series J 1976
May-Nou
3s series K 1979—Jan-July
3VAs conv debentures 1980—————Map-Nov
Boeing Airplane Co 4Vis conv 1980
-Uan-July
Borden (The) Co 27/8s debs 1981
Mar-Sept
43/bs sink fund debentures 1991—
—June-Bee
86
142 % 144
"
102
Consol mortgage
81
82
'A
31
*103
-
-
243,
78
.
95
*93
111%
Laboratories Inc—
conv
subord debs 1982
4Vis debentures
80 'a
923A
1980——-1.
series F 1981_.
4%s debentures series G
1981
5s debentures
series I 1982
^ 80 7a
68
72
.
87
Baxter
Beneficial
74
'A
65
162
79
Jan-July
1st ref mtge sink fund 3 'As 1990——June-Dec
1st ref mtge sink fund 4s
1993
Mar-Sept
4'As conv debentures 1974
Jan-Julp
4s
90%
a
debentures
3%s
90%
bo
200
801 'a
89
V'2
80 7
77 Vi.
80%
80 V»
81%
66
1977^
1979_^__
C
series D
series E
debentures
3%S
90%
series
debentures
3%s
Inc—
A 1975__
B
1975
47
82%
86 3
Feb-Auff
Gas
'
__
*81
'<
tune-Dec
debentures
98%
99
68 VA
92
92
Ju»-Ju!\
1977
96%
87'A
85'A
82 %
*83 Va
92
94%
93
61%
April-Gci
Corp 4?as
Iron
'
86
681A
■
26
100 VA
*80
^__Mar-Sept
—June-Dec
Map-Nov
Mur-§ept
1st mortgage
.
12
96
85%
1991_Jan-JuZp
1985
2%s
mortgage
__
__
1C0
82%
Divisiojj.-first cioii trust 4s 1990_May-Nov
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—_Jan-JuZp
First
mortgage 3s
1982___i_
^June-Oct
1st
6b va
100%
96
—
*86
112% 114
1977-Jan-vuly
1st 4s
Diy
Mich
&
106%
86
*93%
85%
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E
series
3s
213
100
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4%s
97 Va
95
June-Dec
:
1993
B
impt
and
Colorado, Fuel
102
95
102,
99
207
95%
—
Chicago & St Louis Ry--1993
series
5s
,
84"
"
__
St Louis
,
103%
99%
97%
91
H8%
99
17
118%
98
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.
99 78
97
113'A
98 Vi
,
^
99%
115%
98
82
81
102%
96%
1,S._Feb-Au0
94%
it
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1982_
debs
4s
Cincinnati
94
3
102 Vi
99%
90
~8
*82
1966—■J®*"'!"!'
1979—
4%s conv subord debs
1987—
Automatic Canteen Cc of America—
434s conv subord debs 1981
Avco
Manufacturing Corp—
5s conv subord debs 1979
debentures
5
95
95
-Jan Jiuy
Mai S p
1972—
1980„
20
,
gold
Refunding
102 U
99 Vi
,
91
subord
conv
General
92%
89
5
ICO
'
5s
18
luo
—.-
—
Corp—
Cleveland Cincinnati
96%
93 Vi
37
90
91
Products
97
122
84%
V'2
..ik—
1974——Feb-Aug
J I T Financial Corp 3%s debs 1970
Mar-Sept
4Vis debentures 1971
April-Oct
Uies Service Co 3s s f dpbs 1977
—Jan-July
City
99%
84%
—
G
series
2%s
mortgage,
General
9 4'A
100
mortgage
First
-
26
90
100
111%
103 Vi
10
93 V*
93 VA
RR 4 Vis A 1964.—--^"e_s?pt
4s ser A 1980
^ar Sept
mortgage
General mortgage
General
3'As
97%
SO
97
84%
69
b-*%
55
*98 %
—
97
Map-Nov
1975_ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Map-Nov
High
58
62%
*61';
i_.
conv
4Vis 1987
Cincinnati Union TerminalFirst mortgage gtd 3%s series
1st
103%
4
66
Map-Nov
1982
A
subord debs 1981
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s
1st
mortgage
2%s
1978
4Vis
103%
107Vi
103% 104-A
99Vi 103 Vi
97V'8
99
"5
99 %
98
99 %
97%
Ap{}»_
^ y _
—
Atlantic Coast Line
General mortgage
Atlantic
Feb-Auo
Chicago & Wesi iixd KK 4J/8s
Full O' Nuts Corp—
Low
No.
Chock
102
99%
*103% 105
Anvil Oct
1 1995-—
4s July
Stamped
101%
104 Vi
105 /
105
A£_nov
MaV
Fe
Topeka & Santa
Atcnison
—
105%
104 V2
pi. Aim
subord debs 1977
5'As debentures 19x75'/as debentures 1979—*.
4Vis debentures 198343,as
debentures 1934
204
*101% 106
f ey -^u»
^ine-Dec
5%s
323
76
96%
1C5%
105 Va
93
70%
104%
98
102-54
101Vi 104
91%
93%
103
111 Vs.
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
High
Jan-Juxy
1994
,
Range Since
Bonds
or
Bid & Asked
xxxege
reiunuxiig
2%s-4'As
Income
100
17
Week's Range
tVoolr'c Pa ttira
Friday's
66
Southeastern Ry—
2%s-4'/4S 1994_«Zan-Juiy
&
Haute
Terre
anu
63 %
102
104%
105 Vi
92%
1
102'A
100%
96
96
®L=gg
Max aep
1983
Co—,
1993—
Investment 4%s debs 1976
subord aebs
Ashland Oil & Refining
37/rs conv subord debs
*•
90 Vi
90^8
*__
•
98 Vi
•
,
100 Va
Am0co0ste?l°rcoi5p/44S 35s dibs" 1984 —-AprU-Oct
*
.
—
102 'A
102 V4
•
96
10
91
*68
Chicago
54
96
90 Vi
1969--April^cr
debentures
Co 3s
American Tobacco
98
90 Vi
Sale Price
Period
Low
High
Low
No.
Fr?/I f» V
Last
Interest
ONDSi
New York Stock Exchange
Jan.1.1963
feold
Asked
Low
F <nge
p«" ■'s
Friday
'
B
Week's Range
Exchange
York Stock
New
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Dec. 1 3)
1
•
and
Income
C 1973
refund M series
mortgage
due
1993
& Essex Division—
Collateral trust 4-6s May
-
Morris
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll trust 5s
1st
mtge
&
50
Map-Nov
May
1 2042
series A
coli tr 4%s series B
Map-Nov
*15
34%
43'
198o_Ma.p-Nov
198o_Map-Nov
34'A
431,3
►38 %
51
11
35 V*
43%
40
50
"
63
13
28
7
31%
43%
2
43%
54 Va
37
49 VA
17 %
Number 6325
198
Volume
.
.
.
New York Stock
Last
Interest
Exchange
or
Low
Light Co—
1st mtge & coll tr 3s 1973
—,—
._Aprll-Qct
1st mtge & coll tr 3Vis 1977;—June-Dec
1st
mtge &
coll tr 2%s 1979
J an-July
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s I960
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 3'/8s 1984
—Mar-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 3'%s 1985—.————June-Dec
1st mtge
& coll tr 3%s 1988
June-Dec
Denver &; Rio Grande Western RR—
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
1%
contingent interest) 1993
Jan-July
Income mortgage series A 4'/2%
2018
-April
5s
4
5
77%
5
90 Va
Industries Inc 4s
Dresser
conv
Illinois
89 %
72 Va
73
71
72%
75'
75%
74%
75 >4
8
94
96%
37
73
78
13
94
98 %
124
94
94
75
75%
76%
96
95 %
96
146 %
146
143
146%
124
100
100
100%
105
99%
96 >4
33
95%
99%
82%
10
82 Va
86
95 7
95%
a
82%
Co 2%s 1977
.Feb-Aug
2%s 1979—
..——April-Oct
2%s 1980————
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3'As 1982____——
_Mar-Sept
mortgage 35/as 1983
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3Vss 1984—
——Jan-July
mortgage 3'%s 1986-—1—
April-Oct
mortgage 33/4S 1988———I,—
April-Oct
mortgage
4Vis
1989
—
Mar-Sept
a
f debentures 2010
Mar-Sept
77 Vs
92%
mortgage
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
5s
111
77 '/a
92%
80
89'%
87 '/a
89'%
88
96%
96%
7
12
101
Jan-July
105
105
—Jan-July
1987
subord
102
105%
99%
Jan-July
•:
1986—.
Jan-July
96'.2
2%s series A 1981— iZan-July
80%
debentures
101
99
95'%
100
103%
8
100'%
104%
1
103
105
102'%
105%
97%
--
101%
95%
105'A
95%
97'4
432
80 %
100%
Jung-Dec
series B 1978_
3%s ser A
3
consol
RR
80 Va
9
Ry 2 Vis series
Inland. Steel
3V4s
Co
debs
conv
mortgage
1st
mortgage
International
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
3.20s
Credit
Harvester
87
84'%
*85%
85%
'
-
*85
—
—
86'%
__
88'%
82
82
2
84
74%
82
82
79%
*82
y
86
85'%
85'A
12
*88
79'%
'
*79 %
__
♦
83
—
Mar-Sept
1972_.
mortgage 3'%s series
mortgage
T.
79'/a
---
83
1986_June-Dec
C
series I 1982
J 1981
4%s series K 1987
4Vis series L 1989—
1st
1st
82'%
79
*34%
mtge
Indianapolis Union
1979
4%s
*90
99 '
90
-
101% 101'%
103
101'A
....
■■
92'%
.
99%
42
100'A
2
—
May-Nou
88%
87'%
89 '2
*887a
■2-
100%
196
192
*204
104
104%
100'A
5
102
102%
15
101'%
106
102%
102
103
42
101%
104'/a
113
113
II71/2
104'A 109
101
123'A
104'A
Feb-Aup
137
Tel & Tel 4%s conv sub debs '83—May-Nov
294
debs
series'
debs
4%s
3.65s
B
_.
Chemical Corp—
1977
debentures
subord
conv
Feb-Amp
Mar-Sept
1981
1988.
Partially
Jan-July
called—
147
...
59
104'A
111%
333'% 137
29
125
148
300'%
103'% 103 "2
47
International Silver Co—
5s
106'/a
104
105'% 105'%
96%
92
98'%
1011-4
1979—May -Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series B
1979
May-Nou
Consol
mortgage
3%s series G 1974
May-Nou
Consol
mortgage 3%s series F
1984
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3 %s series G 1980——Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series
H 1989
Mar-Sept
3 V2s
sink
fund
debentures
1980
Jan-July
94
__
96-
94
90%
100
100
3
19S1_
International Minerals &
91
J' ■
*96%
——
9214
79%
♦
*92 %
*96
100
121 '/a
85'%
101
Jan-July
1982
mortgage.
Cent
4%s
♦
High
115
—Jan-July
1st
100%
mortgage
1st
,—tfune-Dcc
Bell Telephone
First
81%
85 %
*72%
Duquesne' Light
1st
218
*72%
91
%
80
78%
8 7'A
Low
92%
257
204
■*86 Va
,_Mar-Sep£
-Mar-Sept
1977
7714
89
*80'/a
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
93%
81%
254
'200
Range Since
Sold
Industries—
&
conv
121
91
Mar-Sept
1984-
debentures
Foods
Bonds'
High
91
—Jan-July
1977
debentures
4%s
86 Va
78
-245
1995——-—-—
June-Dec
RR 23As ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983——ApriZ-Oct
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
4s
conv
subord debentures
1977
Feb-Aug
5s s f debentures 1978—
-April-Oct
Dow Chemical Co 3s conv syb debs 1982_Jan-JuZy
1988—
32
78
77 'A
4s
4%s
91
85
92%
Detroit Tol & Ironton
4%s
84 %
♦89%
convertible debentures 1969——__aFeb-Aug
convertible debentures 1971—_—Mar-Sept
ref 2%s series N 1984—_Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3'As series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995-June-Dec
90%
94 \a
Hunt
78
&
debentures
20
90
Corp 2%s 197U
1978
debentures
87
__Jan-July
1972___
1968—J
debentures
87
a
91%.
91%
3%s
4.35s
891
89%
3 %s
gold
Finance
debentures
4%s
1ft
Second
America—
tr
debentures
coil
debentures
4s
Edison
Gen
of
Corp
conv
4%s
96
94
Friday's
120
Mar-Sept
1984
debentures
4Vis debentures
'87 Mi
or
Bid A Asked
Corp—
subord
Household
contingent
interest 1993)—Jan- July
3s series H 1970
June-Dec
General and refund 2%s series I 1982—Mar-Sept
Gen & ref mtge 2%s series J 1985-—Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series K 1976
May-Nou
fixed
Detroit
Hotel
6s
(3 %
Lake income mortgage
& Salt
Denver
Chemical
5s1 conv
89 %
87
1
87 «/2
87'%
Sale Price
f -ow
Hooker
Delaware Power &
Last
Period
High
Low
No.
High
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan.1,1963
Sold
BONDS
;
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
29
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Dec. 13)
NEW YORK STOCK
BONDS
(2341)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Intern'l
1981
1987
debs
fund
sink
4.90s
debs
subord
conv
233
300'%
1
101'%
104'/.
285
•286
April-Oct
—
II8V2
191
Interstate
E
•
"
Department Stores—
conv
subord
debs
1981
'4%s
Oil
Steel Corp—
Stainless
5s
Railroad
'
106%
107%
108 Va
100%
103
■
102%
90%
92%
100%
191
*100'% 101
Co—
87 Va
90'%
*!Xi%
99%
101'%
*f)0%
90%
92'%
75
75
91'%
9G
84
85 Va
90
91%
70
70
•80%
debentures
f
s
v
*75
93
94
94%
-
9
102%
100%
100'% 100'%
'
__
Paso
Erie
;
101 %
*91%
Joliet & Eastern Ry 3V4S 1970——..Mar-Sept
& Southwestern first 5s 1965
Apri!-Oct
stamped 1965—-.
——
—
April-Oct
Elgin
£1
*108%
101
41
104% 105
104'%
conv
Line Co—
series A
Pipe
1977——_Mar-Sept
4V4s
s
f
debentures
1987——
—
Jan-July
Interstate
Power
Co
3%s
1978
—Wan-July
1st mortgage 3s
1980
-Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4V4s conv
1982
April-Oct
3Vbs
subord debs 1973——May-No»
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-Ju/p
Ekco
Products Co 4.60s 1987—1—
Feb-Aup
5s
182
187
>
Interstate
Eastern
Feb-Aup
12%
209
241/2
13 Va
14'%.
First ccmsol mortgage
62
59'%
62
72
58%
8814
33
31%
33
f
36
3114
41%
Jersey
consol mortgage
33'%
33'%
33'%
10
30 7 a
4114.
Joy
ll'/2
269
10 Va
19%
67
76
13'%
A
Jan 2015 Apr
314s ser E 1964___April-Oct
3 y8s ser F 1990—_Jan-July
First consol mortgage 3y8s ser G 2000—Jan-July
®5s income
debentures Jan 1 2020—April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sept
•
First
4'%s
inc
Gen
ser
10%
10%
*
70
—
&
©
1st
A 20U
inc ser
5s series
5Vas conv
mage
mtge
2nd
Power & Light 2%s
2%s 1978_—
.—
2011—
A
97
101
*103
1—.
*89'a
''
—
104
8814
90%
6
90
92 %
102
—
90%
IlO-V
114
51
99 % .100
100
104
104
104
1
—Jan-July
76
75
76
68
—Jan-J uly
47'A
45
47 'A
95
96
.
95
Stores 4s conv debs 1979—. -April-Oct
__Jan-July
Dairies Inc 4'%s 1980_.
...May-Nov
fort Worth & Denver Ry 4%s 1982
30%'
133
_
88
155%
14
170
197
30
107% 1.07%
102% 103
101
105'/a
93
93
93
'3
63
93
96
91 Va
91 Va
91 Va
15
89'%
84'A
>
98'%
14,880
100'.4
99
99%
101%
93'%
:
—■„—.
2
94 'A
92 3
a
93%
1042 105%
111
97
93
96'%
,
;
105
106
88
101'A
101
10034
'A 102'A
101%
100
100
105
General
Telephone
4s
conv
debs
107
101
104%
53
OO
104%
99
87
...
U
n"-' <•3*
91'/a
:
100'A
94'%
Lehigh
Lehigh
General
General
General
General
series
General
&
103 V.
187 Va
100'%
102'A ,105%
201'%
17
153'%
145
95
67
99%
104%
9
103'/a
6
104%
107'%
99%
103%
100%
75'%
73'A
__
77
68
10
73
*72
__
10
100%
75 Va
100%
74i%
71V2
3
77
56 Va
73
73
*59%
60
Corp—
Ap'ril
mortgage Inc 4s ser B Jan 2044—April
M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
72'A
131'%
76
146'%
145
mortgage inc 5s ser A July 2015
182'%
1978—
3s
mortgage
debentures
1976
1969
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
V 1st
mortgage
2%s 1979—
mortgage
2%s
June-Dec
mortgage
1980
3%s 1981
3 Vis
1982
3%s 1983
44
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___!
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Valley
For
Ry
first
mtge
Valley
first
footnotes,
Co—
Term
82 V
82%
83%
2
83'2
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.
5s
•••'
__
—
.
—
—
'
(The)
II'
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93'2
80%
80%
83
84
4Vas
see
Jan-July
►95
1999
page
31.
99 %
1
54'
62 V»
,
58%
a
12
32,%
38 %
36
10
36
40'%
■•
-
,
102'2 103%
77%
99'A
63
113
112
/
70
10
76
76
44
38
40
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112%
66%
33 12'
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93
102
101
120%.
,110
sink
1978.—.
debs 1986
fund
,1"np
Va.
109'%
_Mar-Sept
56
Va
92
74%'
85'A
341
98%
109'%
56%
121%
80
120
120%
13
207
204
66
107
100
101 % 103%
102
90%
93'%
86%
88'A
93 Va
*91
94%
101'%
105'%
—
86 %
86'4
*94
—
103
103
_June-Dec
69%
131'%
238
100'%
*100% 101 %
86%
55%
104'%
184
96 %
99%
*97
*100'2 102%
-AfJl
—
80
186
104%
55%
-
2
81%
104'%
Va
npd'
.
144
92
91
91
80
lU4 1
Inc
debentures
Louisville
&
Nashville RR—
2003_^_. April-Oct
2003—. April-Oct
First & refund rritge 33As ser H 2003— April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003— April-Oct
.June-Dec
Coll trust of
1962 4%s
1987—
Mar-Sept
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas & Electric 2%s 1979-—_ .May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1st
mortgage 3 Vas 1982
—rApril-OcZ
1st mortgage 3Vis 1984
—— —
Mar -Sep/
1st
mortgage
4%s 1987
April-Oe/
1st mortgage. 4%s 1990
———-—
refund
mtge 3%s
&
refund
mtge 2%s ser G
65
*63 Va
70'A
70%
70%
#;1 #>•» ',
Ol»3<i,
70'%
71
,
72 3a
78'%
—
80'%
84'%
84'%
79
*78:,» 103'%
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78'A
103'A
■
*72:,r
*80%
72
65 %
75 3a
77
77
77
69%
60 %
70
70
ser F
&
First
79
102 \
104
102
105
—
'
m
MacAndrews
5s
&
Forbes
Trucks Inc
5s
79 %
82
95'/a
100
May
Co—
debs
subord
conv
Mack
-
1981-Aprh-Oct
"ex wts"
(R H) & Co 2%s debenturessubord debentures 1977
1972--May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Credit
Dept
Oil
43As
1981
—
—.—May-iVou
Corp
101
232'
97'%
88
*89
Jan-July
debentures 1S80—
Corp 5s 1977
4%s conv debs 1992
fund
Realty
Afar-Sept
1 —Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
*82%
*88%
*101 %
3
104
83
89 %
*87
Feb-Aug
91
234'%
101
102
100
103'%
176
232% 233
*101
100
Stores 2%s debentures 1972
fund debentures 1978_
sink
102-
*91
RR 5VaS 1978————Feb-Aug
4%s debentures 1987—.ApriZ-Oct
Co
sink
Stores
McCall
Corp
Central
1023
100
.
1987_—^—______—Feb-Aug
5VaS debs
conv
3%s
25.
60Va
a
36
Corp—
4%'s
Marathon
82
57%
,32 7
.33
-Mar-SepI
subord
3%s
Macy
82
54'%
50
(.0 12
-MarrJept
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s sPr n 1976
L<jrillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1976_r
Maine
Jun-Defl
1976—Mar-Sept
_Mar-SepI
—
_April-Ocf
debentures 1980
3'/2S conv 1987— .April-Oct
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3.75s
1980—. ._May-Nov
-May-Nov
4.50s debentures
1976
—
Lone Star Gas 4%s debentures
1982— _April-Oct
..April-Oct
debentures 1987
4Vis sink fund
conv
Industries
Litton
Macy
••'
54'2
5
*64 3
102%
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
.
- '
5%s "conv" subord debs 1976
5%s subord
debs 1976
434S conv subord debs 1976
'
II"
77 VA
131
82
92'%
—
63
"
fixed
•.
-
■
—
77
63%
—
87%
79 Va
■
*84
__
100%
98
■
77'A
77'A
bonds-
called——
Partially
70
59'%
—
76
*73 V 2
91V.
91 Va
'
72
a
*98 'A 102 Va
fixed interest 2003—'
interest 2003
4!/2s
C
r
....
*651
_Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
• Series
D. 4s contingent interest 2003—
May
• Series E 4%s
contingent interest 2003
May
• Series, F
5s contingent-interest 2003_i.—-May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—Aprll-Ocl
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965—April-Oc(
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
B
Series
86 Va
73
18
'
3%s series A
Harbor Terminal Ry—
5s extended to 1984
'Series
3'As
2%s
101
91'A
H
Water
RR
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge
Series A 4s fixed interest, 2003
May
Hackensack
126
98%
144
99%
74
1 June-Dee
mortgage
mortage
81
1
73
June-Dec
1st
88
65%
86 Va
88
71 %
*86 V«
June-Dec
debs
125%
165
99%
106
103%
103 3a
ref
3s
1st
106
103%
105'% 105 Va
103%
146'.%
1st
1st
102 3i
97'%
■'
38
195
98
100'%
101'%
103%
194.
196
101%
& Ohio RR—
series A 2056
Gulf States Utilities 25/as 1st mtge
1st
C._
•
98'%
103 Va
June-Dec
inc
5s
*12(1
99%
Mich South gold 3Vis
First
subord debentures 1974——
General
•
87
103
97%
99
148'A
101%
■
C
Financial
Western
conv
Gulf Mobile
1st
48
—'
•
*10234 104'A
*101
1973——.—,
-—Jan-July
4Vas series D 1976
Jan-July
mortgage 3V'8s series N 1990
Jan-July
mortgage 3Vis series O 2000
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series P 1982
-Jan-July
mortgage 25/as series Q 2010
Jan-July
5s
General
5s
209
99
•
191%
Northern Ry Co—
General
Great
196
a
*101%
144
41
96%
97
_
Great
190 3
191'A
convertible debentures 1977
J.
June-Dec
4%s conv subord debs '79
Feb-Aug
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
April-Oct
Gimbel Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
June-Dec
Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983
May-Nov
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965
May-Nov
45/8s s f debentures 1985
..——May-Nov
Grace iWR) & Co 3'As conv sub deb '75—May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4 Vis conv 1978—
Jan-July
Grant
(W T) Co 4%s debs 1987——1—Jan-July
4Vis
General Time
—
189
<fc
fund
&
mortgage
SVas
.
•
185
187%
:
'
■■
*82 V%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1971_
*102%
1968——June-Dec
'97—-Ju?ie-Dec
Valley Coal 1st & ref 5s stp '74—Feb-Aug
Lionel
Shoe
1997^—April-Oct
..April-Oct
100'%
-
—Feb-Aug
1986—
84 Va
96%
104
933a
10
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—
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.
.
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.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Dec. 1 3)
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2%s 1980
mortgage 2%s 1980
General
mortgage 3 Vis 1983
General mortgage 3Vis. 1983
General
mortgage 4%s 1987
Nopco Chem Co 4%s conv sub
1st
104i/2
—tfune- Dec
■
87
80%
88
*74
\
May-Nov
mortgage
Northern
100
—
V4
69
69
2043
General
8c
102
5
1986
Philip Morris Inc 4%s
Norfolk
1061/2
5
101
—
*81
series
Refunding mtge 3y8s series
Refunding mtge 3s series F
Refunding mtge 3s series H
Refunding'mtge 3%s series
Refunding mtge 4%s series
Refunding mtge 4V8s series
General
104
4
101
,
debentures
2%s
debentures
2%s
68%
8c
Niagara Mohawk
104
104 Vi
102% 102%
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3'/us debentures 1987
—April-Ocf
3%s debentures 1978
:—
Mar-Sept
3Vbs debentures
1983
Mar-Sept
3%s
debentures
1981
May-No®
3%s
debentures
1991
Feb-Aug
4%s
debentures
1988
Feb-Aug
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2043
B
2%s
97
100
104 % 105
Pacific Tel &
Putnam
Telephone
92
5
101
1993__
First & refunding
N
48
:—June-.Dec
GG
71
74%
April-Oct
& Port Chester 4 Vis A '73-Jan-July
Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
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Jan-July
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term
1st mtge 4s
1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
• General
mortgage 4Vis series A 2019—Oan-July
Power
Y
2
92%
92
100% 100%
78
River
Y
106 3
104% 104%
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102 %
65
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
Jan-rjuly
mtge conv inc 4y2s ser A 2022
May
N
104
105
59 Vi
General
N
100 Vb
100%
—
65%
55%
.
1973
Haven
8c
:
as
85 Vi
83
~8
June- Dec
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a
.
145
2
A
series
B
87
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1992
200
RR—
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1990
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June- Dec
229
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series
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&
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74%
-April-OcZ
N
101% 101%
67%
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63
-April-Oct
&
86
84%
:
4Vis series II 1995
73 Vi
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81 Vi
10
66 Vb
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N
85%
7
84%
61%
gold 3y2s 1998
Feb-Aug
Collateral gold 3Vas '98__Feb-Aug
Chicago
88
81%
81%
June •Dec
FF
series
81%
84%
June- Dec
'
series
4%s
81%
81%
June- Dec
4 Vis series
69 y8
88
June- Dec
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4%s series
5s
85Vi
_June- Dec
June- Dec
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1978
DD
4%s series
83%
86 Va
86'/a
1989
BB
CC
84%
84%
...
86 Va
67%
April-Oct
collateral
Cent
series
84%
June- ■Dec
1986____
AA
82
81
June- Dec
—
87 Vi
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82%
*84
;—June- Dec
1983—
1976—
3%s series
85%
April-Oct
series
5s
6s
Hudson
mortgage
Michigan
New
impt
trust
Central
tfune- Dec
S
63
—Feb-Aug
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N
80Vi
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series
4s
78
3
R
83%
84%
8
81 Vi
3y8s series
89
69
86
78
June- Dec
June- Dec
103%
81%
85
*68
78
81%
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1980
4
86%
*77%
83%
84
Q
107
80
82 %
87 y2
*87
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—;
Telephone
Bell
Jersey
Jersey
82%
April-Oct
1974
83%
32
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3%s
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83
2%s series
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91
86 Vi
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series
87Vi
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1977
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2
85
N
3s
97 Vi
84%
series
New England
Tel 8c Tel Co—
debentures
1982
97%
June- Dec
1979
92%
101U
*100
_Feb-Auy
91%
1971
'2%s series
95 %
87
91%
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M
102% 104 %
68
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91 %
series
3s
92 %
92%
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109%
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99%
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91 %
101 Vi 101
debs
f
s
19
*90 Vi
1974_ApriZ-Oct
National Lead Co 4%s subord debs 1988—Apr-Oct
National Steel Corp
1st 3Vas 1982
May-Nov
1st
mortgage
3%s 1986
—May-No®
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
Distiller
109%
91 Va
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
debs
Chem
8c
100%
92%
'
1992
4%s
1976
fund
Distillers
issues
1966
3s
91%
92%
Co—
mortgage
I
3s
105
104
Electric
&
refunding
3s
103
4
108
June-Dec
—
103%
100
__
100
debentures
debentures
4%s
Nat'l
1970
104Vi
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8c
3 V2s series
109%
104
22
Vi
Gas
First
149%- 273%
120
258
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debentures
4%s
69 Va
252
1987—ApriZ-Oct
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985-June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987——ApriZ-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5yes conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970
June-Dec
National
39
82 Va
*69
82 Va
Mar-Sept
1980
3s
Louis
St
8c
conv
Ry—•/
,
June-Dec
«Zune-Dec
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sepi
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88 %
90
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88
89
Number 6325
198
Volume
.
NEW YORK
Period
Exchange
Last
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
Low
Bonds
Jan. 1, 1963
Low
No.
New York Stock Exchange
3'As 1977,
3s 1983
1st mortgage 2%s
1984_——*
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
.___Feb-.Aug
Jem-July
Map-Nov
mortgage
1st
1st
mortgage
:
3'As
Corp
Texas
&
Range
Friday's
3s
New Orleans
Bonds
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
High
No.
Low
91%
91%
17
98%
99%
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99'
90%
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3'As series B
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91
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98
95
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92
88
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New
90
85
Thompson Products 47/8s
94%
87'A
15
91
94
21
91%
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101
105
debs
5'As
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3'As
Co
5%s
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conv
debs
80
113'/a 115
12
81%
108
120
104
105%
Inc—
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_Jan-July
1986—
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•
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1982
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debentures
1986,
Tidewater
1974—. .June-Dec
3%s
Thompson
86
4
-
91%
of
83'/a
92'A
*86%
RR
Pacific—
92
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92'A
Pacific-Missouri
Term
—
*83%
1972—
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and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983-April-Oct
debentures 1975—__—
April-Oct
debentures 1977
—
—Mar-Sept
First
84
*110% 112'A
*165
debentures
4%s
or
Bid & Asked
—
95%
95
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
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3%s
51%
(The) 3%s debs 1983— -May-Nov
_Map-Nov
debentures 1965—
Company
First
*76'/a
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and
First
89
Last
Sale Price
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3'As 1968_Jan-JuZp
refunding mortgage
and
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*87%
Period
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'
Power Co—
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Potomac
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Soid
Week's
Friday
'
i
Week's Range
Friday
New York Stock
31
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Dec. 13)
Interest
BONDS
(2343)
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle;
.
1983
98 'A
.April-Oct
136 'A
1971—Map-Nov
93%
wi
__
*89%
.April-Oct
1978 June-Dec
inc debs
-
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96%
86
98%
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1,642
519
132%
15
92%
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93%
94 Va
80%
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70'A
83
99'A
146
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2%s debentures
Oats
Quaker
99
99 a'a
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98'%
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101
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/
1st
Reading Co first & ref 3'/8s series D 1995_Map-No*
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debs 1985—_Mar-Sepf
Reynolds (R J), Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s debs,
1975
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Richfield
Gas
Rochester
4%s
Corp
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Aircraft
5 'As
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debs
1977
Han-July
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serial
4'As
1977
D
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58%
102%
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Union
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89'/a
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130'a
128
173
92
4%s
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91
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129
45
100
36
49%
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85%
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143
122
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100
100
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conv
93%
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96
112
110
113
147
104
113
105'A
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25
102
112'A 113%
108%
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113
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114
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—May-Nov
1983—
183
1st
6t
St
Paul
V
Scott
3s
Paper
Air
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debentures
4%s
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4%s
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92%
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88 Va
Indiana
93
5
144'A 147
111
93
87%
91
94%
120%
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&
—-—
:
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sink
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S
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4'As
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Jan-July
87'A
106'/a
95'A'
102% 103
20
97
86%
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86%
1969
4'As
1981
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Southern
104
102
2%s
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mortgage
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mortgage
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6
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103'A
104'A
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78
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49
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168'/a
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101%
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103%
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104'A 105
debs
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107
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100%
103'A
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Jan-July
100
104'A
1977—May -Nov
1985
April-Oct
76%
1984
76%
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Jan-July
May-JVoy
Mav-Wow
1980
1982_
1976
1967—
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-
debs
4s
1983
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4'As
(Ohio)
conv
3%s
4'As 1982
debentures
4'as
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subord debs 1982
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101
debs
subord
conv
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4s
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102%
106
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103
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101
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101
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143
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Mar-Sepf
89'/a
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22
89'/a
114
1980
.
ref
1st
&
ref mtge
1st
&
ref
1st
&
2%s
2%s
3%s
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&
mtge
mtge
series
series
series
series
G 1979
H 1980
I 1981
J 1982
Inc
income
5s
81
84%
RR
Wabash
conv
2008
debs
—Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
—
1982
subord debs
April
April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
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Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-VuZp
General mortgage 3s
1979
;—Map-Nov
West
Penn
Electric 3'As
1974
—May-Nou
4s
West
Penn
West
income
series
A Jan
Shore
3%s
Power
1st 4s
RR
series I
gtd
Pacific RR Co 3y8s
Western
5s
1966
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
^._,_April-Oct
Jan-July
Western
Westinghouse
103 'A
May
1987—Feb-Aug
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling &
85'A
3
85
90'/a
31
102
104%
Wheeling
Lake EVie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Steel 3%s conv debs 1975
May-Wow
3'As sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aup
sink fund debs 1978-—.Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
__gan-July
• Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976——June-Dec
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979———
—Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
Jan-July
87%
5
87%
89'A
Whirlpool Corp
86%
86 %
3
86%
89'A
Wilson
99%
10
99'/a
101 »/4
April-Oct
,
97%
99
101%
101'A
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93'A
& Co.
98%
89%
89'A
series
C
44
109
Elec
Yonkers
mtge
106
included
120%
169
not
105% 105'A
104%
105%
91
87
79
80
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80
Lt
&
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B"
•
Power
2%s
1976
Sheet & Tube Co— ,
4'As series H 1990—
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included
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96%
82%
96
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94%
117
25
116
110
90
118
117
91
90
92%
121
104%
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74
81%
253
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82
4
87%
92
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40%
79'A
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79
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91%
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97
99
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95%
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81
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101 %
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98
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102'A
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91
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77
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88
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range,
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Bonds
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delivery sale not
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102%
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April-Oct
78%
90 y8
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91'A
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94%
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100
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Youngstown
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91
98 y4
99%
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116
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98
95'A
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—
89%
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99%
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87'A
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series A 1981,JanrJuly
1984—
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87%
-
90%
85
76%
debentures
income
86'A
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85%
85
91
1981.
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5'As
debentures
1982:
4s
124%
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78
86 'A
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Go—
mtge
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
Gen
105'A
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78
86'A
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100%
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mortgage
subord
86%
86%
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first gtd 5s 2003—Jan-July
4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
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Map-Nov
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1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
—Map-Nov
General
103%
100'
90
84%
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
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June-Dec
April-Ocf
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110
June-Dec
—
2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
and
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104% 105
103% 103
—
104%
86 %
&
a
1979
Tandy Corp 6'As debs 1978
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund
101%
78
&
Inc—
capital conv notes 1979
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5s
5
103'A
98
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91%
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5
86 '/a
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87%
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
1971
debentures
notes
101'A
91%
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100% 101 Va
77'A
1st
1st
(James)
98'A
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86 %
Power Co—2%s series E 1975
ref mtge 3s series F 197$—,,
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ref
10
85%
Map-Nov
—
senior
92%
77'A
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99%
1972_
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4%s conv
subord
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1982^
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92%
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June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
1976
1st
Virginia
429
116
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2%s. debentures
Talcott
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97
101%
1969-
debentures
subord
conv
100% 101%
.
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——Mar-Sept
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s
&
95
94 %
94%
Co—
102% 102%
104'A
1973—Mar-Sept
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Sunray
Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Swift
91
89%
95%'95%
1986——April-Oct
debentures
fund
ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1981
debentures
debentures
97'A
93
94%
,_
June-Dec
,
Co
8
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95%
April-Ocf
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Mar-Sept
1978—.
Corp of America—
3%s'conv subord debentures
103% 104%
113
June-Dec
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76%
82
76%
,
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61
1
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74
—
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—
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113
96%
90
97%
—
70
59
69%
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97%
86'A
ApriZ-Oct
4%s 1983
Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3'As conv 1982
April-Oct
4'As debentures 1983
.—April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
'.
Jan-July
Chemical
97
*89'A
—April-Ocf
1972
1980
debentures
238
231
*222
100% 100%
RR 33As
debentures 1983
Standard Oil of California
Stauffer
106 %
107
i'o
79'/a
100% 101%
1996
5s
5'As
Standard
303%
--
80'A
1
100'A
1983—
3%s debentures
105
86%
82
91
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gold 5s 1994
1988—
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gold
Tell
*104
72
100%
Vanadium
6s
Co—
Northeastern
&
Southwestern
6piegel
mtee 3%s ser
gen
first
87%
69%
Freight Co—
25/as
sinking
Vornado
100%
2%s series E 1986
2%s series F 1996
5'As series H 1983
1st
div
Memphis
debentures
fund
subord
States
4'As
84%
•
5
99
90'A
284
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
A *75_June-Dec
first consol
coll tr 4'As
Ry
mtge
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-Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Wow
1970
debentures
debentures
United
4
112% 113
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
1st
100% 100%
104% 104'A
Mar-Sept
—A
RR
2%s
fund
States
conv
Vendo
100'A
60
A 1977—
(Oregon Fines)
4'As
Gold
1st
23As
1977
fund
sinking
Rubber
—
—Feb-Aup
mtge & coll trust 4%s
5s
U
%
80%
87'/4
102%
—
*96%
1973_June-Dec
4'As conv
Gold
Term
-Feb-Aup
84
-
134'A
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mtge & coll trust 5s
Gen
Fran
ApriZ-Oct
114%
701
106'A
100
79%
Southern Pacific Co^-
San
84%
Feb-Aug
92%
104
148'/a
100
103% 104%
9 9'A
Natural Gas Co
Southern
97%
85'A
102'A
1987—/.
Edison Co—
debentures 1970—
Jan-July
Ry
23As-4'As
1994_—tfan-July
convertible
Southern
84%
9 4'A
California
Southern
1st
5%s
134%
69 'A
fund debentures 1973.
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
4%s
92'4
80'A
*96
Jan-July
1985_
debentures
2%s
85'A
*86%.
__Jan-juZp
1979
1979—
2 %s
69 %
*84%
debs 1993-———Apr-Oct
1976
June-Dec
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debentures
15
85
1983_Feb-Aup
1965
debentures
Secony-Vacuum
80%
*79'A
1971April-Oct
debs 1986—June-Dec
conv
Mobil Oil Co 4'As
Socony
3'As
80 Va
80'A
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
—Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
Jan-July
1977
debs
f
s
Marchant 5'As
Smith-Corona
3s
4%s
Corp
87'A
—
debentures
2'As
Oil
Union
85 3A
83'A
*99%
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979——Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982—__ApriZ-Oct
6hell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986
Feb-Aup
Shell
74
2
Corp—
19.72—
debentures
1982
debentures
5s
,
Acceptance
Roebuck
6ears
52
84'A
June-Dec
debs 1980
& Sons 2'As 1966
1974——
debentures
3s
.
Co. 5'As
(Jos E)
Seagram
83
23
81%
130
88'/a
89%
-
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mortgage 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
Finance
76%
81%
11
37
84 %
sinking
1st
United
1st
6eaboard
3%s
77%
80%
81%
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
4%s debs 1982—___Jan-July
conv
Line
sink
74%
66'A
84%
80%
81'A
bond certificates Nov
Scovill Manufacturing
4%s
62'A
—,
69%
1st
May-Nov
1989_Jan-July
& Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
Union Depot 3'As B 1971
April-Oct
& New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Now
Paul
Scioto
69 'A
*77%
1989
certificates
bond
4s
Second 4s inc
St
*87'A
84
92 '/a
a
69%
1971
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mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975,,,
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92',
104'a 104%
1991_Mar-Sept
1976
1988
America
of
Co
Corp
90%
89%
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Ry—
Louis-Southwestern
First
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•
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mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
3s. series A 1971—.——Mar-Sept
Foreign transactions—
——.
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Second
gold 6s 1996
April-Oct
6t Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997
Jan-July
• Second
mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2002
May
1st
mtge 4s series B 1980
.
Mar-Sept
• 5s
income
debs series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
Power
Saguenay
Gas
132
1986-
debs
debentures
United
*84%
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85%
Corp—
subord
Biscuit
3%s
-
•
92
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84'A
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1973
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f
s
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2'As series
4'As
Car
85%
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—
Map-Nov
1991
93 Va
92%
—
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June-Dec
debs
debentures
2%s
mortgage
Aircraft
4'As
United
System Inc—
5'As
conv
subord debs
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RR
debs
debentures
f
s
United
June-Dec
1
1986
subord
Pacific
Union
1980
California 2%s
of
debentures
Union
Map-Nov
coll tr 2%s
3'As 1982
Co
3%s
trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968
&
Refunding
Corp
Electric
&
1983—ApriZ-Oct
debs
conv
48
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Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
A
Class
common
1%
3,100
1%
3%
3%
3
%
1,500
2%
Juh
7
6%
7
7%
7%
__1
"2%
__1
42%
common
14%
3%
Nov
65%
Apr
Apr
Dec
41 Vz
10V4 May
300
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3%
Nov
13%
88%
88 7
a
25
88%
Dec
17%
19 Va
2,300
1214
Jan
77
17%
17 Va
78
~3
5%
Dec
3
shs_
Co—
10c
——1
Engineering
Properties Inc
All-State
Tire
convertible
Inc——
5 Va %
Corp
Paper
Allied
7Va
7%
20,800
6
4
4 Va
6,200
4
Nov
7%
Jan
11
2%
2%
7.600
2% May
,4
2%
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Almar Rainwear Corp
—
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.
8
8
100
9%
1,600
7V2
Jan
10%
8%
7 Va
6,100
Gla
Nov
14%
6%
4%
3%
4%
5,500
3%
Nov
10
3%
1,300
3%
Oct
3%
6%
5 %
84%
5.200
83%
NOV
3%
4 V'4
25.000
3%
Dec
American
6V4
6%
American
American
American
American
American
American
Products
Anchor
Post
Andrea
Radio
Gard
Andy
Nov
22'
5.100
4
Anglo-Lautarc Nitrate Corp
Pools Inc
Anthony
Apache
APL
Corp
Corp
Oil
4
transactions—
11%
"4%
200
13%
13%
500
21% Jan
10
i 0%
1.309
16%
3; GOO
7%
Dec
814
8.100
Jan
4%
Associated
9%
Oct
American
deposit
"
.4%
4'it
100
'*5%
800
Vt
8.500
5'%
5 Va
9
9 Va
4
4
8'a
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4%
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3%
32%
4 V'a
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4 1
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Oil
Co———,— lc
Va
12%
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Industrial
Chemical
Financial
Atico
Atlantic
Line
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Atlantic
Thrift
Consolidated
Atlas
Co
Inc
Mining
Atlas
Atlas
Plastics
Automatic
Steel
Inc
Avien
Industrial Corp
Avondale Corp
Avis
Ayrshire
Collieries
20%
Oct
30
1V4
Dec
2%
1%
Corp
5
Jun
15%
Sep
Dec
——_30c
29%
Dec
10
8 V'4
83a
2,200
7%
Jan
8%
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6,000
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127a
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—
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Co
—
8
9%
10
1
50c
14 Va
14Va
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10%
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Dec
6%
Jan
—2.50
l^7a
20
1,500
3,490
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Jan
22 %
Oct
9
600
8%
Nov
14
Jun
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Dec
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preferred
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Hill
Company
—
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3 Va,
33b
19%
9
9
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1
31«
5%
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transaction—
&
Baldwin-Montrose
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
3%
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12% July
16%
transactions.—
& Dock' Co__
11.100
12%
Nov
1%
3.900
1%
Dec
8%
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12%
12%
6.390
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9
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8,700
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31
Aug
63 Va
Jan
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12 Va
Jan
2%
6
3a
310
Canadian Petrofina Ltd 6%
1,100
11%
12%
8%
12%
Sep
1.500
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Jan
4 Va
Capital Cities Broadcasting —
Capital City Products Co___
1
—1
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
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Sep
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4%
ia
14%
19%
300
1IV2
Jan
14%
400
11 Va
Jan
41
42 Va
600
40% Mar
Mar
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1
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j——
50c
Central
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1
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100
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22% May
15
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& Light $5
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Banff
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Ltd
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Wright Corp
Bar ion's
Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster. Corp
Bearings
Beck
Bell
Bell
Telephone
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Benrus
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32 %
32%
1
9%
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1
7%
7%
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3,103
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1
18%
200
14 V2
Jan
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Cherry-Burreil
Corp
America
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Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine.—
/
11
Electric
% Mar
53% May
»
6%
NOV
Jan
6%
Jun
10% May
9%
Sep
Consolidated
Christiana
Oil
Corporation ———
1
Clayton & LamDert Manufacturing-^—4
Clopav Corporation _—
1
Cobnrn Credit Co Inc common
1
6% conv preferred
120
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Sep
107
112
400
10%
Jan
4 V'4
4.400
3 Va
Jan
2%
21,000
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Feb
Jan
6
Nov
14% Mar
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1 900
10
Sep
%
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12 V 4
9%
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Nov
112
3%
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Nov
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10% May
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85%
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89
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28
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32
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15%
26%
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5.700
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11%
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1,500
3,100
21
9 %
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5
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72%
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Jan
400
2l,
1
_____1
—1
Chromalloy Corp
1- 10c
Cinerama Inc
——*—-l.c
Circuit Foil Corp
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Clark Cable Corp
10c
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
1
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19
10%
Oct
3,' 00
3%
2
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Mar
12
—2.50
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4 %
83
12
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Century Geophysical
15 %
600
4 %
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16%
4
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4
140
99% 103%
110% 111
111
2
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15%
24%
500
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1
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1.200
31
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9
29%
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5
Apr
7%
17
31
3%
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common—_1
10%
Apr
11,000
2014
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Feb
13%
20 Va
convertible preferred.*
series B
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800
17
17
Jan
5,800
15,800
197a
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$1.40
15
20
3.100
6%
1
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6.200
4.600
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4%.
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111,4 May
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Nov
8
4
9%
4
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100.
15
10
.
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300
8%
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Jun
4%
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Oct
14
Jan
Nov
Feb
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4%
Jan
8%
3%
30%
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18 %
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8%
11%
9%
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100
400
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11%
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1.400
3,300
Dec
——.1—1
5 800
2,700-
4%
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11%
G3«
Apr
3% Mar
"Nov
Jan
214
36%
8,600
4,40
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Canaveral
International Corp
50c
1%
25,400
Jun
Jan
3%
Canadian
G
4%
3 US
7 %
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27%
8,40t>
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Ltd
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8% May,
4.300
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transactions
Industrial
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Jan
13
3.600
12%
Nov
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Feb
Dec
6%
.
Foreign
Jan
11.200
1G%
Nov
15 Va
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Oct
80 V4
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Canadian
3% May
8
1,700
3,400-
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7% July
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17,400
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8
5
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5%
74 %
Export
Sep
Mar
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8%
2,6 J'O
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Canadian
Jun
8 r
19%
8,600
17 Va
—.——20
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Southern
Canadian
Aug
91/4
15%
lc
Jan
12%
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Co
Cnnadian
2 Va Mar
6%
Nov
17%
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preferred—
Canada
Feb
Nov
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50c
Apr
9%
9%
*
Canada Cement Co Ltd common———•
May
Nov
Va
1
4
Chemical-
Corp
Jun
6%
16 %
10
Records Inc—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd —1
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—
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6% July
6
3%
2%
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preferred
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1,000
5%
5% May
6V2 July
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Dec
10%
——
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3 Va May
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16
17 Va
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11,300
a
to
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Baker
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4%
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26
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'■:% Mar
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3.3 00
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—_____—.
8
300
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Aug
4,000
1%
1
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Automatic
Oct
37
40 800
12%
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Corp
Radio Mfg
Jan
7%
314
314
6%
7%
8
Jan
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Jan
2.800
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Inc.
Devices
Aurora
13%
103
2,300
&
Sewing Centers Inc—
Audio
6
Apr
May
22%
Foreign
4
5 Vu
Corp
10 pesos
option warrants—3,__——:•
General Industries Inc
1
713
9%
10
22%
California
(i%
8%
Corp
Jun
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord shares./—3s 6d
Jair
13%
8
Development
Atlas
Jun
7is
10%
Jan
G
79%
7 V4
600
100
7%
3%
1%
*
-.a—4—1
1
300
7 Va
4,500
14% July
101
Doc
G
—
Corp
11«
7 is
9,500
Calgary
3%
—1
Centers
4 '■
4
Products—10c
Corp
7 %
"7%
13%
Foreign
18%
Jan
28:!4
$1.30
Hue
Aug
28 %
29%
Sep
Jan
GOO
.
1%
Astrodata
41%
Aug
.
27%
Ca 1 der
4%
41
a
—1
10% Jan
Jan
24%
25%
12%
Oct
Sep
registered —£1
Inc
Nov
20%
1,2 00
25%
Tobacco—
ord bearer
10a
ord registered—10s
transactions
American
6,000
Labs
—-—.10c
——a————33 We
6%
850
25%
40
29 %>
14V4
Dec
3%
20, GOO
Testing
—1
•
Co„
Co
3.200
40%
7 %
40 %
Sep
283»
1.300
1*2
Va
1
1 %
Products
4
3,700
25%
America--—-1
Inc
Apr
% Mar
4
Dec
1.800
8
2%
13%
6 Va
99 %
Laundries
Astrex
"7 31.
Jan
,
7% Mar
25,400
■
14 V4
Dec
96
2.300
34%
3 7 it
33%
Associated
Associated
2 la
2Va
:_—
Burnell & Co Inc%.———25c
Aug
26
Jan
9
580
97
96
3%
Associated
Dec
2%
2,200
31 it
Gas
V4
% Aug
13
17% Aug
5,100
8%
■
Food Stores Inc ———-1
&
Jan
10
109
22
Associated
of
23
c
11
22
—-I<
rets
5»
'
11
4
2 % Mar
Oct
Nov
4%
Baby Services' Inc.—
Electric
Industries-
Associated
18,100
Dec
Jan
Nov
3
,1.25
Ltd—-2—.—
oi
Z
1%
14 Va
Jan
7V4
Jan
8 %
5.30O
11%.
7-V
transactions——————
Foreign
2 Va
9%
5,500
90
Jan
28%
Burina
Feb
10%
4%
7%
96%
2 V4
.——-—1
Burgmafter Corp
14 % Mar
Sep
900
-1,100
10 %
Jan
24 Va
29%
Bunker
Jun
53a
Nov.
2
1%
10%
1
Feb
Mar
8
transactions—
(E
F
New:
Jan
8%
Jan
S
Buell
47% May
Jan
4%
1.700
9
Int
Corp
23
10%
Appalachian Power Co 41 L> % pfd_
—50c
Argus Inc ———
———
Louisiana Gas CO——- .2.50
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72% pfd ..100
Armour <!!: Co. "warrants"——
Asamera
2%
3%
2% Aug
1%
ord—♦
Light & Pow
Traction
preferred
6%
Jun
3 Va Mar
Sep
37
14.003
4:,V
Arkansas
Electronics
a
.___5
—
2
900
81
11%
..100
.Arrow
2'lit
42%
...10c
—.
—
4%
2,500
9%
16 Va
Budget Finance Plan-
5 Va May
2%
1
Industries Inc
.Apollo
Dec
Jan
7%
11
>--
Jan
1V4
8.400
2 V4
41%
1
——
9 %
2%
2%
2%
1
——————.2.
Co
Chemical
Ansul
Jan
1,300
2%
Nov
9%
16'.4
^
8%
10
Company
—
1
Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
Bruce
B
Sep
5%
'7%'
'A'Shs_3.45
_——
—
7 %
3,900
41%
---1
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Mar
11,300
,
Vu
'14%
11,200
.1
Inc
Assn
Class B common
Jail
5%
3
Nov
1 %
1
100
*
20c
Corp
Works
Gear
Petroleum
Brown
Aug
52
5 Va
-2
—
Corp
Corp
Nov
2%
Dec
7%
Jan
1
10,400
Dec
Jan,
17%
2Va
—-—-—<£l
M A R C Inc———50c
Manufacturing Co __-._12.50
Petrofina Inc class A_——1
Realty & Petroleum Corp.10c
Seal-Kap Covp of Del-——2
Thread 5%
preferred——_5
shares
American
Jan
40%
2
2
American
Brown
Feb
GOO
2%
Nov
10c
America
of
Amer
Sep
700
2%
Jan
dep rets ord registered—_—£1
Foreign
transactions.,—
——
Brooks instrument Co Inc
—2Ec
2. GOO
a
16
5%
ICO
5V4
12%
12%
British
3%
2%
23
Sep
83%
5
5 Va
4
Feb
18%
7
American Business Systems Inc_
_•
American Electronics Inc
——--1
American-International Aluminum—25c
American Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
July
Foreign
Jan
41%
3%
Jan
5
12%
1.50
—
16%
83:%
..100
2
—
dep rets
17 Va
"5>/4
Co
81 Va
16%
1G Va
—"
common—
dep rets
40%
3%
Book Co
—
20
American Book-Stratford Press Inc—1
Corp
Rubber
Nov
Amer
6%
Nov
2-%
17%
Biltrite
16%
Amer
4%
1
Inc-—_*
Beverage
American
4,300
Co
Instrument
Foreign
Feb
89
'
American
Nov
Jan
6%
3% July
1,700
5
83%
5
4 Va
4% Mar
Sep
8
3 %
Dec
Feb
Jun
6%
————1
Alsco Inc class A
------1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
Ambassador Oil Corp
——1
Amco Industries Inc
——-———1
3 Va
Oct
7%
Foote
British
Jun
7%
.
3,500
Sep
6%
Aug
9%
Sep
5%
Jan
20%
9iK>
Brillo
6 % May
812
—50c
—3
-—10c
———
Jan
Nov
4 Va
class A—
1
common__l
preferred
—10
Allied Control Co
9%
3
2,700
Dec
000
Corp
Manufacturing
British American Oil
Oct
16,100
4V4
2%
Rubber
&
Artists Pictures Corp
Allied
Aug
Mar
vu
—1
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance
4
2
2%
''warrants'
Corp
Alleghany
1,700
4 Va
4%
314
16 V4
9%
Breeze
Jan
5%
4%
3 Va
3 VA
4%
28 %
71
Corp
Foreign
American
1,200'
Jan
Feb
July
Feb
Nov
74
Jan
5G
60
72
16%
,
i
prior preferred—
Brazilian
72
16 V4
16%
23s
19
7
Brandywine Raceway
---
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American
300
High
9%
Sep
8%
Inc
Brad
Oct
May
19%
6%
5%
Hydratane Gas Inc__—
Bowmar
Jun
23%
62 % Mar
150
8,300
3 V'4
3
93%
80
19%
Low
900
1.300
5%
flowling
Jan
3%
8%
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
7
3 Va
Inc—
10c
(HC)
5Vi %
Feb
1
6%
3%
Industries Inc.—————1
Bourjois
13% May
100
Bohack
24% Aug
Industries
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
7
2.50
50c
A————
Blossman
4%
Dec
13%
Class
Bloomfield
4 Va Jan
24% July
Dec
2
13%
100
-10
__1
Inc
Airlines
14 7
Jun
Shares
1
Inc
Corp
Bloomfield Building
Jan
8V4
5,800
3%
3%
11%
"
5,100
20
18%
14%
100
preferred
18,200
4,300
%
2
1,9 Va
10c
45%
Nov
Jun
2%
1,100
2
%
2
—1
100
&
(The)—
———_——
Birdsboro
Sept
5
6%
7
1,600
2%
2%
41%
■
Jan
%
4
for Week
Low
Par
,——1
*
Inc—_—
Smith
1%
,10 c
preferred-
Co
Steel
Wood
5%
Binney
1%
Techniques Inc
—1
& Discount Inc——
—1
Aileen Inc '—
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Alaska
Inc
Dec
Investment
Power"4.20%
Bickford's
_10
Aerosol
Alabama
1% J&11
„1
Inc
Co
Manufacturing
Bethlehem Corp
Nov
%
25c
Wire
Aeronca
12
12
2 'i-4 Mar
Sale Price
'
Frocks
Berkshire
Nov
2
800
10,600
2Vb
2
10c
-n
Precision Products
Co
ADG Liquidating Mfg Co
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc —
Aerojet-General Corp
Acme
Acme
1963
High
Low
High
Low
__1
Petroleum Corp class A__
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp_—
Acme Missiles & Construction Coip-
Jan. I,
,
Par
Aberdeen
Range Since
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
Last
Sales
Week's
Friday
All
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
YEARLY RECORD
complete report ot
extensive list we furnish a
following
In the
Alan
.
Exchange
American Stock
Aid
.
(2344)
32
r
Jan
iS
5
Feb
Dec
5% Mar
7%
.
-
Nov,
5%
Dec
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
29
Jan
3
5%
Jan
8%
12%
Jan
23%
10%
19
Nov
Mar
2%
Sep
4%
Aug
4% Mar
12%
Apr
2 Vh July9% Mar
20 % Mar
Oct
llii
22%
1 %
Oct
Apr
Aug
Aug
May
Feb
Jun
Oct
17%
Sep
39 Va
Sep
6% Mar
7%
Jan
9%
Jun
21%
Dec
3%
14%
28
Jan
Oct
Nov
Number 6325
198
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
'par
Low
1
377-4
1374
13%
S T O C K S
8,200
2,800
13%
'
29%, Apr
13%
42%
18%
Sep
40 74
.—
4
Jun
7
1.
700
17a
Jun
1%
10,70.'
40%
40 "a
1,2 CO
67
a
7%
3, GO J
6% Aug
14%
174
17'a
11,100
% May
3%
.4%
474
100
5%
4%
4,900
3%
Dec
5 %
Aug
28%
500
21%
Jan
28%
Dec
.Corp—A——10c
37b
Mining & Smelting Ltd--*
,28r,8
Electric
Diesel
Consolidated
3 78
28
3
-20c
-*
10c
Consolidated Royalty Oil ——
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc—_—
74
3 1
9 74
Nov
3U
9
5,GOO
3
9 %
8
1,400
8%
t *t
3
~4%
Petroleum
11%
Fields
Sep
Plastics
Filmways
Inc
Financial
General
i«
11,100
Mar
1%
Oct
1
1.100
1
Nov
.2%
2.400
6%
Oct
8%
Dec
5 3a
1.G0O
5 Vet
Apr
5%
Feb
',2
2,900
6%
Dec
10%
Aug
8.80O
'
Aug
7b
Jan
Firth
Nov
Fischer &
Corp..
Materials
Continental
Telephone Co
Paint & Varnish Co
Continental
Cook
B
Class
non-voting
Cott
4
18%
18-%
5;! 4
G%
11
Oct
15
200
17%
Jan
5%
Sep
t
%
Fishman
Oct
Florida
Jan
17% May
Apr
17
Ford
11
334
10%
1174
11,210
14
2.U00
8%
2,500'
474
14%- 14%
6,300
13 7 a
Inc
1
9
—
1
t)1
—_25o
1
6
8s
10c
14'
6
7b
8
10c
Jan
20
Sep
Fotoclirome
21
300
20%
Apr
21%
Apr
Fresnillo
5%
Feb
7%
Nov
G•
3,800
10"
100
37%
39
7%
,
9%
Dec
Sep
Jan
,~2ig
Sep
Dec
874
Jan
5 74
Jan
14%
b
Aug
8%
4or
Jan
9%
Nov
Sep
Inc
fGeo
38
7jc
lO^b
Dec
35 38 Mar
11,900
Feb
45 Va
ola
274
2 1
Feb
Jun
3%
Apr
974 Mar
12 74
Apr
7.%
1
!
27a
4 1
■
>
6.00 J
1.
37a
1 %
Apr
Nov
1234
Jan
G10
7
Dec
2 t;30C'
37a
Sep
17,700
8
Nov
915
159
Feb
16'.:% 1
1
eh
77b
27%
8%
161
<■
Nov
13% Mar
-i.6^0
1
Feb
'
6,830
47a
4
%
A pr
1674 Sep
186 % Jun
~67a
Nov
1 7
a
3.100
1% Mar
Feb
4% May
1
6 3
1
2.500
47b
774
Aug
1"
,
Jun
27.
10c
Co_
2.101
2% May
4%
7 91
30% Mar
3 pu,
"
R
—
Jan
31%
31 %
Aug
3%
2 74
Dec
Industries Inc
Fulton
L
__2
;
5,300
7
Dec
9%
Oct
274
Dec
57k Jun.
»
1,500
Dec
3%
6%
Jan
8
3 14
4,909
3
Jan
5
11
Oct
G
8%
3
1-4
*■-
18
———1
——
A)
Nov
"35 a
—
—
Company
(The)
87a
8
23
1
—
—
290
1''
1
Inc——
Co
f
319
11
l
3'
1
—
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
Jan
"
j-l
'
■
■
—
1474
13%
16 7b
11,700
1%
1%
13a
3,300
1%
77 a
77a
7%
700
538
57 b
23,000
Apr
74: Jar.
1G %
•
Dec
Inc/
Garan
Dec
2%
•
Feb
:
8% Sep
12% Jan
474
Aug
Nov.
TOO
778
Jan
9%
Oct
General Battery
17%
9.000
11%
Jan
18%
Dec
General Builders
16 7 b
:r
16
167a
1.300
1174
Jan
1774
Dec
1
5
9
9
■■■
—.
l7.t
%
Feb
1 4 7 ii
14%
15
1,530
10%
Jan
20
13
A
—
Gateway Sporting Goods Co—
2%
General Acceptance
"warrants"—.
General Alloys Co__
—_—l
18%
—
-__50c
Inc
Industries
Gale
17 74
5 7b
-
-1
—
—
Feb
1%
11! July
,
2 50
Co—
3 7
111 y
1
,
Forest
Jail
3%
8
Foreign transactions—
City Enterprises
May
20
10%
Crystal Oil & Land Co
»10c
*
Cubic
Corporation
——————-—*
*
Manufacturing Co class A-—*
-1
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
common
35%
1
of Canada
Motor
300
G14
6 %
Curtis
B
(MH)
1.300
.0c
Class
14%
Sep
Dec
J an
Sep
9 Va July
Construction
Capital Corp
Line inc
7-
!5c
——25c
,
—
Jan
! %
2,200
Inc_
Porter
24'
•
Co
1174
22 7a
23,800
!_
Sterling
207b
21
..1
Drug
■
4:,fl
preferred
Warrants
20% Julv
5,900
6,200
16
Crowley Milner & Co, ——
—rl
75c
Crown Aluminum Industries Corp—25c
-5
Crown Central Petroleum
(Md)——5
Crown
bAi/j
W,
1
"2%
Corp
Realty
convertible
60c
7%
7%
75c
——25c
5 5a
213n
Aug
2, 00
2b,9dJ
30
3
.
United Corp
Crose
18%
%
15 7b
) '
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Creole Petroleum Corp
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
Ltd—
29 %
Jun
Jan
77s
<:
Flying Tiger
——*
1-50
A'
30
3%
4 %
14-8
X3.
—;
National
First
24%
Corp
Courtaulds
14
common
class
preferred
SI
13%
6 Va
'
*
5
—
Reynolds
&
13 3 4
voting-!*
4/—:———
Inc
Corroon
10c
1
—-15
1
Distilling Ltd cl A
(H)
Coro
-----7
Inc
Cooper-Jarrett
Corby
0
Connector
13%
J
1,310
23,lu
4
Corp common —
Continental
High
Jan
7%
•1C0
t
4
7 •!»
-1
Corp
Chemicals
&
3 '
1.
-•
——10c
Purchaser
liS
Commercial Corp-———1
Corp ci A—50c
Continental
Low
14'
1
Federated
Feb
Jan
/-''a
13'
1
7 Va
Construction Products class A—1.
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Range Since Jan. 1, 196S
High
7 3a
2c
Inc
Feimont
transactions.—-——
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
lo%
1
Inc
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Apr
Dec
1
Inc—
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Foreign transactionsFargo Oils Ltd_——-—„—_—
Foreign transactions—
Oct
4%
Low
1.50/
Co
Drilling
Plan
Famous Artists Schools
Jan
1%
,_-5Cc
—
Shares
■
seaooard
Falcon
Family' Record
Feb
46
Oct
38
7
25c
—25c
—,
Chemical Co
Fairmont
Feb
Aug
Jan
'65-1
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
Foreign
Sep
'
5%
174
for Week
5'.'4 JUly
3% Apr
i, uw
4%
39
Par
High
Sales
y
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
33
13)
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
1,19G3
Range Since Jan.
Low
5%
~13/a
Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Compo Shoe
Consol
37a
39
Co Inc
Coleman
Friday
'
High
4
Inc
1
5
____———:
5
1
Colonial Sand & Stone Co-—
—5
Commercial Metals Co ' r-'-.—
10c'
Community Discount Centers Inc_—10c
10
Community Public Service———-10
Electronics
Cohu
for Week
Shares
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Dec.
Sales
ol' Prices
Friday
(2345)
13
13%
70.0
117.a
Nov
15%
Sep
4
4 7"
6,101
Dec
734
Jan.
2%
May
474
Corp
Development
i3»
4
„
,
j.
1.401
1% July
8%
9
74
9.201
73b
Apr
11%
Sep
2'
>
274
3.500
214
Dec
3%
Aug
4 74
47
4
5 %
24.500
474
Dec
77a
Jan
Dec
9
o
Corp.—
General Electric Co Ltd—'
American dep rets ord reglstered_uflGeneral
7.411
■>
1.:,
17u
1
—I
1
& Ceramic Corp
21
pi.,
400
574
Jan
974
243j
2,500
23%
Nov
34 74
9
9%
:
D
Fireproofing
General
Crystal Dairies
Da itch
Dayco
D C Transit System
Mfg. class
D&nnispn
12%
3%
Dec
3,000
5
40
30
30
Jan
36
Dec
7C9
'10%
Jan
15%
Nov
5 %
2,400
4%
Dec
8 %
,10%
iNOV
,
11%
11%
11%
1,900
443/b
43 %
48%
27,000
187b
Jan
50
142(2
May
137a July
Jan
157
157
158
Controls
Dec
160
Oct
1
---1
13%
live————1
Co Inc—
—-l
Ltd
—25c
11%
Manufacturing
Industrial Products—
Gasket
Detroit
Detroit
Raynolds
Oils
&
Devon-Palmer
Dialight
Corp
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(The)
I——3374c
Co
Forge
Smith
15,700
2'
/
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'
674
Apr
107a
Jan
Mt
Electronics
Corp__—10c
1V4
Dec
Jun
Oct
Mount Vernon
Oct
374
Jan
Movielab Inc
1574 May
874
874
Radio Electronics Corp
Lafayette
•Lake Shore
Lamson
Corp
Lamson
&
Larchfield
Lease
Lee
5
—
Co——_——10
Sessions
Industries
Lanston
1
International
Corp—_—1
17
Jan
357
Corp
:
class
Products
Motor
Inc
Fay
3474
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12 3 a
374
3'/2
14 5 a
145,,
114
1 '4
4,400
57 a
4
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1,700
23 3
1,200
13
47/a May
20 74
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674 Mar
Jan
12
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474
1,
3 ,7„
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1
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Levitt
Sons
&
274
Jan
Lithium
Corp
Lithohia
of
Lighting
Kessler
Lockwood
Class
Lodge
A
10%
97
1
3 74
3'2
974
Muter
Cos
*'
15 7
9%
Apr
2,100
13 Vs
Oct
1674
1974
Jan
21
5%
8,100
167a
8,700
Louis Lesser
Class A
Watch
Louisiana
Louisiana
Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc.*—10c
Lunkenheimer (The)
Co
—2.50
Lynch
2
Corp
Trucks
Mackey
Corp
50c
"warrants"——
Co class A
Airlines Inc ———L
Industries
Magellan
Petroleum
Oil
Inc
1
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50c
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15,300
100
1
94
174
9474
a
,
Jan
106
May
99 74
9774
Jan
103
July
Jan
166 74
Nov
180
163
Is4
174
1,200
174
Dec
474
Jan
1274
1474
10,700
5 74
Sep
Jan
1474
Dec
1
374
36.
4
8
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28
Oct
Jan
3174
Apr
1174 July
20
20 54
2,200
13
3074
297-s:
307a
7,100
26 74
700
874
Nov
374
374
1,100
374
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107a
1074
117 a
2,200
574
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67.1
14,400
4 74
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974
9
634
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2.50
337a
33 74
33 7«
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22
2174
23 3
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3,600
.
374
2374
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474
10 %
Aug
1074
Nov
14
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0%
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83
8
800
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9
2,600
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174
174
4,400
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2
2 74
2,600
8
Aug
774 May
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574
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1974 July
1774
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674
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Rolling
National
77 a
Nov
1474
174
Dec
274
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4V4
17 V4
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11Va
Jan
1774
III 2
—
;
,—
1474
Jan
2174
Oct
1,000
174
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5
5,600
174
1 7
a
Gr'a
Jan
7%
•>
2.600
Stores
12,400
2274 Jan
4074
374
274
2%
600
274 Aug
Va
174
1,200
'174 July
774
774
1,600
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74
4,100
1014
107a
4,100
100
8
10.2OO
674
274
Mexico & Arizona
Park Mining Co.;
1274
1
474 Aug
23 74
Oct
6 74
Dec
9 74 Mar
1474 July
2,400
7 V2
Nov
40,000
874
Feb
1974
Oct
874
974
1,900
774 Aug
1574
Jan
274
Nov
2% ;
1 '4
874
8%
800
5
"■
274
1
74
574
3,800
27a
1.4O0
274 July
1,000
2
74
33,600
Jun
474
Mar
174
Jan
874
Dec
1074
Jun
5
Nov
1074
574
7,500
74
w
874
8
274
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25,200
21/4
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2,800
2 i7«
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16
1,500
1014
1,000
1074
22 74
500
57 a
574
1174
i-————4
1
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1,700
Nov
Jan
Oct
1074 Jan
Sep
1,100
10
Sep
Apr
1774
Feb
5,700
70 74
Jan
90
29%
4.100
2574
Jan
3874 July
674
874
22,000
33 74
5,500
25%
Jan
3374
Dec
Ogden
5,500
774
Nov
10
Feb
Ohio
574
7,900
6 "4
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16%
191.44
20
2,100
1874
19
/
.
900
4% Aor
-
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1,000
674
874
41/2
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74
2874 Mar
117.,
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3»4
1174
16,600
1 s/8 Mar
374
67 7
a
1,350
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3674
3674
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5,000
574
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6
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1174
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874
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1474 May
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17
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154
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2 74
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174
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274
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6574
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80
57 y2
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95
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92
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Jan
65 7
2
11
174
174
2
10.400
574
13,700
174
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Jun
74
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38 V2
Aug
16 V4
Sep
5%
Aug
Apr
10,400
b
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Occidental Petroleum Corp
Oak
Corp
Brass
Ohio Power
Jan
7
Oct
15
Nov
2674
Apr
1874
Dec
24 74
Jun
Oct
1%
7
674
674
14,500
7b
3%
35B
37
n
3,500
2%
Feb
474
Nov
13
13
18
9,800
%
Jun
174
Jan
6,74
478
678
51,000
474
Jun
774
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„
2,300
2,600
667 k
5%
Nov
Jun
674
3V4
2174
6%
274
2
93,900
1174
May
25
874
35 7
3374
35
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.11
12 74
11
1174
.
1574
5
4%
12
Nov
374 Jan
Oct
Jan
18
Jan
1C74
10
474
Jun
Feb
3 74
May
2,500
11,800
67a
65a
674
74
1174
13 74
10
300
2 74
1474
2
2
Apr
8
Feb
Dec
Jan
1474
12
Jan
Nov
19
May
Sep
33
111 May
10 74
13%
174
Oct
100
2174
1074
Dec
7, Nov
8
1574
16
16
8 74
102
Aug
3774
Oct
24
Nov
874
Apr
3
Feb
10 74
274
Feb
Oct
274 Oct
474
July
67Vz Aug
96
Mar,
12%
Oct
274
Jan
4 74 Mar
2274
3174
•
6
9 74
Jan
1174 Aug
Jan
22
Jan
Aug
1
853a
a-
•
transactions--—
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Northeast Airlines
—50
North Penn RR Co——
-100
Northern Ind Pub Serv 474% pfd.
1
Novo Industrial Corp
—_4_ „10P
Nuclear Corp of Amer (Del)——.
213 4
cc
common
North
North
Foreign
82%
7%
13,200
6674
RailwayAmerican Royalties Inc—_
Canadian Oils Ltd———_
217 a
77a
_
1
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Norfolk
Southern
29%
32
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)
83
8
7%
Noma Corp
Jan
8 74
.20c
.^_1
Land
574 July
Nov
774 Mar
10
.50c
Process Co
——
York Auction Co—.
York & Honduras Rosario—•_ —1
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Feb
1574
300
New
1174 Mar
14%
9
New
Feb
Dec
Oct
774
10
"5
Jan
—
Zinc
Jersey
New
New
274
1,100
-50c
Chem Co
New
Dec
4074
Idria Min &
New
Oct
G'
774
974
10 74
5
,50c
New
37L Mar
347/2
'674
a
6
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1
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Video Corp class A„
Work-Clothes Rental—
Sep
1874
874
574
1,100
674
78
2 74
Inc
Needham Packing Co
Nelly Don Inc.———^—__
Nestle-Le Mur Co
Jan
6
74
1074
1
,30c
Nedicks
Jan
2
18
■
974 May
Apr
87
Rubber Machinery
National
Jun
167a
1
574
Nov
9
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common
New
Jun
12
1814
.
Oct
5 74
174
1
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Petroleum Ltd
Foreign
transactions.
National Presto Industries Inc
National
Feb
17
3
•4 74
1,600
574
174
—
1474 Mar
974
374
Nov
574 Mar
12,203
5
6
1
500
1574 Mar
Dec
52
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Nov
2
5
5
1
Corp
1
7,900
300
Oct
—-
—3
2.800
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Apr
774 Dec
3974 Oct
1274 Jan
45
50ft
474
1374
Jan
26
300
11,700
10
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Jan
Jan
5%
200
7
674
1
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11 V'4
6%
;
155
7a
1474
50c
—
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99
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94
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10
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Feb
Jan
2
50
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—
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National IJnion Electric
'
3274
Jan
Nov
180
161
16174
1
-;—2.50
12.50
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3,200
6%
/
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100
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5
274
4
4,
4
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22
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1
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67
634
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1,000
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transactions.
Rubber Corp
Overseas Securities
Oxford Chemical Corp
cl
Oxford Electric Corp
Oxford Manufacturing
3474
_
Oct
3474
Sep
May
9674
SO'a
9774
580
87 a
834
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834
1.500
1
4
1,000
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37a
37a
374
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—1
1
76 3 4
6874
6874
5
5
550
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1774
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51
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~474
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70
100
2,900
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8y2
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96 74 Deo
2374
3074
—1
—1
—
17% May
305a
shares_10s
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Oct
Jan
4a4 Mar
100
—
Ltd Amer
12 74
1974
1
—,,
474% preferred—,
common
1474
27 74
50c
Corp
preferred
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1474
20c
—
7574
Vending
Macoid
Magna
Inc
12,500
257a
25
25 74
__1
47
40c
Mack
474
74
1
M
Macke
6,300
lg—3
Old
MacFadden-Bartell
674 May
1,700
4 74
5
Feb
33'4
Jan
4%
4 74
N
Jan
2 7b
Lucky
674
4%
—1
23 V,
574
2-i.
32 34
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67a
Jan
Feb
Nov
Feb
Apr
4'A
10%
374
May
22 Ms
2774
3,400
4.74
274
1
Gas Service
—10
Land
& Exploration——30c
Jvn
874 Jan
107
1,000
850
Jun
,1
Louis Sherry Preserves InC
2974
27%
Jan
514
29
2974
36 74
Nov
Jan
102
25
26 74
1
4
8
Jan
4%
Mar
11,500
174
—_10c
3174
1
4,000
—1
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175
1,700
57 a
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3574
4
1
174
1
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4%
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103 74' 103'4
35 V,
5 74
874
974
25c
Sep
474
Jun
1
4 74
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17 Ms
3%
374
4
474.
Jan
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4
Apr
Nov
'
Nov
47'b
14
474
Feb
374
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•
1574
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8%
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5
5
1674
Oct
Jan
15
9,100
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Jan
1,200
1074
Sep
10 74 May
1474
10 74
5
Bartlett—•
(The)
Longines-Whittnauer
-
1
11%
16 y4
Jan
2074
———
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Nachman
Sep
47a
4
V
10
ltor
———
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&
&
—
1,400
1
—
America Inc—
Inc -———
7,600
1
174
Feb
5 74
Dec
7:%
Dec
2674
8
Livingston Oil Co
Locke Manufacturing
6
Jan
14%
6%
14
Dec
1874 Mar
5 74
'
2%
Aug
14
10%
Sep
11
174
2,300
1
Apr
174
3
l.DuO
1574
8,700
l70c
1,700
Apr
19
".—
374
13:%
3
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277a
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100
174
•
—
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5%
preferred
Feb
Jan
lY Jun
100
74
1374
>4
Nov
74
2474
2074
2174
147 a
17:,4
774
Dec
7.909
2474.
1
;
474
112,800
a
19
.—
6,000
100
Ohio Mfg Co
Sep
1
A
class
Inc
474
Jan
A
Levine's
4 ',4
10
14
America
Mills Inc—1
Tel & Tel
Dec
10
~474
(i1
Nov
Oct
Jan
13 74
.
39 3 a
9
Feb
1074
17a
Inc —
Corp
Plan
Filter
Leslie
—_1
—3
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Industries
Lamb
Lee
1
._1
Inc
Apparel
2,000
20%
National
National
L'Aiglon
Apr
9%
Apr
2,900
8'2
l(i
5%
974
10 74
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class A—
Videotronics class A-_—
MPO
Sep
2 Va
100
2,700
514
a
1.6C0
74
1474
Movie Star Inc
Oct
13 74
21
474
51,300
67a
Dec
774
33%
87h
10 5
Aug
4
6%
20%
._10c
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374
3*? %
A
874
24 3
2314
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Diablo
16 Va
12 3 4
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97
rr
Corp
(The)
Kulka
—1
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Inc
Hotels
Kropp
10c
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Dept
(S)
Kratter
.
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Kleer-Vu
1
1.25
1
Inc../
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kinney Service Corp
Kirby Petroleum Co
Klein
Ltd
Company
Dept
King's
2.50
1
10c
35,000
1V4
5V4
25c
•_
7'14
174
3"'
1
1
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7
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12%
1
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Broad Bldg
Drug
Kavanau
4 V2%
Electric
&
Gas
Kansas
Kaufman
,
Jun
—
Muntz TV Inc
7
4
50c
pfd—100
Corp
Feb
Jun
28 V4
4,000
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*
Morse
Electro Products,.
25c
Mt Clemens Industries common—.— 1
6% preferred
——
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& Company-'--
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574
1074
2j,900
8%
14 74
1
preferred
preferred series B_
4.50% preferred series cS.
Murray
Industries
Dec
214
8
74
._50c
4.40%
Muskegon Piston
Kaiser
2
7% Nov
1774 Feb
2
1
4.80%
K
Kaltman
Apr
7
Montgomery
8
"7
10
Industries —:_a__——
Monongahela Power Co^—
Oct
V4 Mar
Jan
Monogram
Oct
1/2
Nov
ill
a
Oct
474
13%
_2.50
(Can) Ltd——
Corp of
Molybdenum
Oct
16 74
Jan
12 7
1174
137a
1874
17 V\
1.9U0
1
1
74
50c
Airlines Inc
Molybdenite Corp
Aug
88
20 Va May
Feb
2114
Electronics
Mohawk
Jun
Sep
1174
4%
._50c
Feb
374
Jan
14%
5
Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Jan
15 74
10 74
27%
10,800
9
1
Mirro
Jun
'
174
Dec
Feb
3V4 Jan
8374 May 1
18
Feb
Dec
1.400
7,300
16 74
—
convertible preferred
1
Corp
._100
Minnesota Power & Light 5% pfd.
Nov
4
18
24%'
—10c
474 %
Milo
30 3
17.74
874
1
Wohl Co common
Miller
Feb
Feb
May
15 7 b
2 74
1
1
1
Factors
Mill
May
30 %
1
3
Inc
8
35
16
50c
-~1
—10c
——
Sep
Nov
18
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Midwestern
10274 May
Nov
6 74
Feb
11 V'4 May
374 Aug
31
1074
1
50c
17'/2
3012
*
Investment Co
Financial Corp
Corp
i
Midwest
'
12 74
1
Mid-West Abrasive
41/8 May
Jan
,
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp
Irving Air Chute new commonIsrael-American
Oil Corp
V4' Dec
6
12
3 V2
87
16
18
GV4
274
13.2CO
23%,
1174
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1
pfd—100
Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
3d
74
7
Property Builders Inc
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Funding Corp (NY) cl A—5
Investors
7,600
3 74
3 74
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Investors
14,200
9074
3') '«
3374c,
.
Nov
674
•r
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4
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Jun
574
7 7a
374
Stretch Prods new com.l
International
9274
774
1
1
5
Corp
International Oil & Gas Corp_i.
Holdings
International
Dec
8774
150
1,400
474
Jan
2 9 74
674 July
Corp.
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Microwave Associates Inc__——
Dec
774
Oct
9,700
Co
Extruders
1774
5,600
Michigan Chemical
74 Dec
llSg
Oct
174 Dec
88
1
Inc
International Breweries
6
Aug
874 July
3,100
11
88
33/4
2
1
5
—.
Mfg
9,600
5
Industries Inc—
Miami
874 July
474 Mar
4,200
7%
Refrigerating Co._
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Foreign
transactions—a
1474 May
1174 Dec
7
Corp——50c
Co Inc_.
25c '
class A—
1
Plywood
10%
87 7 4.
3*4
Electronic Hardware
Credit Corp
900
88
pfd—100
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Inland
12 74
12.
6
24
217a
4%
Merchants
42 74 May
3674, July
3,900
6
Independent Telephone
Industrial
74
4i
tt
12 >4
Canada-—
Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Corp
1
Imperial Tob of
Dec
7
Dec
—
transactions
Imperial Tobacco of
Foreign, transactions
610
3,500
7
(i i7ti
Jan
7
Inc
common
New
2274
Jan
—
57it
2374
——1
Johnson & Co
Inc class A
Menasco
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg new com__£1
Foreign
Mar
4
1,100
5 74
5 14
:— 3374c
Corp—j.
Magnetics
IMC
Jun
Aug
674
4%
.—
Industries
Melnor
'
3,3u0
7%
Cup Corp—
Corp—
McCrory
Corp "warrants"
McCulloch Oil Corp
674
4-
1
1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd—
Foreign transactions
Maule
Apr
——1
—
Maryland
Masco
474
16 74
5.0C0
7
Sep
18% May
Nov
2
'
£1
Paint Co common
A
Class
2074 July
12 74 Mar
3,400
18 *2
4
634
23
—————
Carter
Mary
Oct
2 7a
17 1
674
.
Industries Corp
—rue
Martin-Marietta. Corp
"warrants"
Jan
674
2,500
ix.
Marlene
Jan
20 74
oall
J
,19
Ltd
Co
2.50
a jug
International Marine
Marconi
Apr
17
400
137a
17%
Stores
1vj.an5.ue1u
Apr
Jan
1
21 "a
127 b
2
High
Low
21'1b
2 74
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
High
Va
I—10c
kallory Randall Corp.
Mangel
674 May
4%
500
3,800
uiu
canaua
uii
11
1874
,_1
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11
1
Jan
3574 May
Shares
217a
u
1uu7'4 July
1174
.10
23
Dec
for Week
Low
*
Jan
jan
28
1!)
1874
18
Feb
124
177 a
400
5
18 Va
34 V4
Dec
95 V*
32 3 4.
Par
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1
13)
of Prices
Last
stocks
Exchange
American Stock
High
Allg
98 34
120
2,900
18
5
5
19
,
5
Katz
Monday, December 16, 1963
...
Week's
Friday
Since Jan.1,1963
27
550
10074
—*
—*
100
5%
Intex
.
Dec.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended
Low
28
7.50
& Co..
Hardart Baking Co——
Hardart common—
(Geo A)
Hormel
Horn
Range
High
Low
Par
Indus
and Financial Chronicle
(2346)
34
1074
Jan
6 74
Dec
2^4
Dec
17% May
101
1174
Jan
674
Jan
79
774
18
Oct
Feb
Dec
774
Dec
4 74
Jan
24 74
Sep
.
Number 6325
198
Volume
AMERICAN STOCK
of Prices
Sale Frice
American Stock Exchange
Rio
Grande
Ritter
Co
Coast
Pacific
'5%
common
preferred
2nd pfd A
oonv
cum
Jan
37V4 July
8%
Oct
13 V4
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred-——
22
Mar
Rochester
Jan
May
Jan
11%
Nov
Rogers
Dec
35
Jan
Rollins
32 %
5.900
29 Vb
29%
2,900
29 Vb
Oct
31%
Jun
26%
27 %
2.J0
26 Va
Nov
29%
Jun
26%
32
24%
99 Vb
$4.36
98 Va
101 Va
152 Va
Sep
27%
Feb
Oct
27% May
2,7% July
Roosevelt
Nov
26 \
Apr
25 Vb
Jan
Ross
Pacific
Power
Packer's
&
Super
Inc
Paco
class, A_
Tubes
Class A
Pall
Corp
Pancoastal
Petroleum
—-
t
v
,_ls
c
—1
Company
B
Class
Traffic
Penn
Nov
Nov
66 Va May
St
21%
Jan
24%
Dec
Jan
2 Vb
1
1
1%
39,300
2%
2%
3
7 %
7Va
17 Vb
6,000
2.100
24
Sep
Sep
4
Aug
4.40%
12
Sep
25%
100
19%
Jan
26'%
Nov
25%
600
19%
Jan
26%
Nov
9%
9%
9%
3.200
8%
Dec
16
_50c
55 Va
400
54'/a
Dec
Photo Co
2
67
2 Vb
1
(Mass)_20
*
6
89 Va
%
Va
Va %
Dec
3{-
7 % May
300
72 %
Aug
1
3%
8.400
4 Va
37h
12.800
5%
__5
Industries
7'% Mar
374 Mar
1.400
63%
83%
8%
8%
1.400
8V4
Nov
1
Dec
5Va
Oct
12Ta
Jail
93% July
13%
Jan
1 Va
1
1 %
9,700
5'/a
5'4
5%
11.000
13%
13'%
2.900
~3'%
~3 V»
3%
7,100
3 %
Petroleums
6'%
convertible
Screen
Gems
2%
1.500
2
Jun
3%
Feb
3'%
3 %
3%
1.200
3
Mar
4 %
Jun
20 >4
20 r»a
500
19
Aug
Nov
Seaboard
__1
__1
World
Corp
Nov
Sealeci.ro
Jan
Season-All
1 Va
Sep
Security ' Freehold
July
23%
Apr
52%
Sep
Seeman
Bros
Corp
13% July
Shaer
10%
Shattuck
8V2
Apr
Nov
126
Jan
124
27
1.300
21%
Jan
.2%
2.500
2
Dec
5
Jan
3 V4
1,200
2%
Sep
5
4%
Sep
2
2
32% Juiy
Plastic
&
3'4
Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Plume
Mfg
Atwood
—-*
—10
50c
— 1
Co
Scale
1
Polarad Electronics Corp
.
A—
class
Products
Poloron
Instrument
Corp of Canada
Foreign transactions
Power
Royalties
Oil
Prairie
Inc
Class
I
2
Jun
4%
2.300
8%
Sep
Dec
7%
8%
6,300
6%
Nov
14%
7%
9%'
9%
200
___.
3%
Oct
35%
Jun
3 Vb
Jan
i",i
.
3%
3%
Jun
37
Jan
Sonotone
4%
4'7»
4 V,
4%
1
4%
4%,
47a
South
6 A
Jan
9%
6.300
3%
Jan,
5%, Jun
2.800
12%
13%
62
60)
Coast
5Vt. /original
A
•
25 Va
Nov
25
Feb
Southern
12'%
Jan
14%
Apr
Southern
uer
9i%
40%
—1
.
Corp
1U
111
July
.inn
8V2
Enterprises
Industries
Ramer
1],)
Nov
Ra.lv
Packing
Rayette
Co
Estate
Real
4
7'%
7%'.,
3%
3%
Co
R.
E.
Pump
:"'%-
3Vb
Jan
July
16
Feb
11 %
Feb
Jan
23
20%
20%
Wa
3.600
19%
63'%
Mar
Oil
Industries
Aug
7%
9.300
5%
Apr
9%
Jan
Y—.—
6%
6%
1.500
57-8
Nov
7%
Jan
1
32 %
32
_25c
5%
2%
1.400
2%
1
Nov
500
2"
.T^n
2%
3.000
3.600
2 Va
Jan
13.700
2%
Nov
57a
5%
-
Rois
(Robert)
Reliance
&r
Co
Insurance
Remington
Arms
\h
_.
Co
Co
1,1
41%
11
11 %
Republic
Resistoflex
Corp
Restaurant
Associates
RIC
Rico
—
6
%
93b Julv
3"G,
4'4
13 3
13%
10c
Co
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Rio
;__
series
A
For footnotes, see page
36.
%
•
Mar
1«
1
1 7
,31.700
«
a
7.600
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„
Apr
22 Va
Nov
31% May
Nov
32 'a May
13% Oct
3% May
16.200
.
is«
1.000
HI
1%
2
30%
30'
a
100
15%
15 3
a
50
53 3 4
--
13
Jun
Jun
Jun.
Jan
3'
Nov
4.9%
Jan
21
Jun
Oct
8
55'
a
1.010
29
'
12 % Mar
28
Jan
35 '4
41%
Jan"
60
Apr
6
Mar
4%
Dec
Sen
a
35 %
Jan
41%
4%
4%
5
3.900
4%
Nov
7 Va
Jan
434
4%
4 74
4,200
4%
Dec
8%
Jen
.12'%
Jun
_50c
35 3
1,100
36 3 4
11
12%
13'%
2.000
12%
Dec
17%
303b
1
31 V B
600
27 Va
Jan
40Vz May
30 Va
100
28'/a July
26 %
26 %
400
26 Vb
Feb
27'%
23%
23
23%
600
23
Dec
25
Feb
400
23 Va
Dec
25
Jan
3.000
22%
Dec
2374
Aug
16
Apr
1974 July
23 Vb
23
16
23%
__25
23 Va
22%
_25
;
Corp..2
16
16%
L%
Nov
93%
Oct
14%
Mar
Apr
Nov
9%
Oct
Nov
27a
Jan
18%
Jan
2634
Oct
Brands
I
Co
Forgings Corp
Metals
Standard
Co
Corp
Stanrock
Uranium
Industries
Ltd
Inc
class
A_
1%
Jan >'
Sep
8% Mar
14
May
%
Jan
17 %
Jan
Aug
474
Jan
41B
4 3
3.800
B
Sterling Brewers
17'%
1.000
Feb
34'% Julv
3.600
4
Dec
33
3%
3%
8
8 V2
—/
-
■
8'b
3%
Apr
6V1
7%
Jan
19 Va
Jun
Vb
Dec
1'%
Feb
14%
4:300
Nov
2~9%
May
21
8% Mar
Deo
14%
8.000
1674
13%
17 Vb Mar
Oct
21 VB
400
2174
20 3 4
20 Vb
16 Va
27'4
20
20'4
■21%
1.300
12 Vz
13%
8.100
15%
15'%
1574
2.800
9',2
10%
1.700
.____1
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9 Va
—5
14
14 3
16%
16'%
16 7
1%
1%
/
^
4
600
a
1200
'
Sterling Precision Corp
Stetson (j B) Co—
Stop
__10c
(Del)__
Stvlon
Wells
Corp
18%
18%
10.900
6%
6%
7 %
7.900
'2
8%
9
9.800
5%
6'b
2.500
1%
1.100
4
Syntcx
——
8
6
13.700
23
-50c
„25c
1 3
H
1 %
23%
1-,—
16%
Oct
23 Va
Feb
9
9%
Nov
17 34
Nov
17 7
14
1%
Oct
Nov
4%
88
98»a
189.500
95
86»8-
95
14%'
13%
15,%
Jun '
2%
Jan
5%
Nov
7%
Jan
,
13 Mar
1% May
25 %
3%
Aug
Jan
9% Mar
17%
Oct
Oct
98%
Dec
19%
Ncv
63%
700
10.800
Nov
Dec
Dec
98%
8
934
Dec
Jan
wi.l
Apr
Sep
1
1 %
16%
Jan
Jan
6%
13V4
15 %
Sep
8
400
15 'r
1%
Jun.
Mar
26%
Ja~
Dec
2.900
8
40
4%, May
Dec
2.800
21%
Apr
Vb
17%
%
1 %
Jun
Apr
Nov
Nov
%
1
new common
transactions———
Jan
7%
15 v*
1.700
7.100
%
—25c
ioc'
.__
Corporation
COrp
57
6
~
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—
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1
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5%.
10c
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Sunprrrete
8
19
25
18%
1
——_—:_——
Electronics
34.500
—1
Corp.
Inc
Sunset International Petrol
Sunair
%
I_IIl
& Snop Inc_2_—
Arner Inc
Struthers
1
•
_^____
Strong Cobb
Aug
700
13%
.-1
Jan
2.800
Vb
%
Jun
6%
51.000
20%
,__
167« May
Mar
__*■
Inc
Dec
11
30
.—10c
Products-
%
2.800
2.600
.
;
Chemical Co—
(The) Company...—
12
127ii
14
•
Foreign
transactions
Steel, Parts Corp
Aluminum
3
12%
4%
,1,
of Canada Ltd
Sunronmc
3
27«2 July
Nov
4
1
Jun
'
1174 Juiy
Feb
12 %
12%
1
Inc.:
Jun
Jan
Jan'
23%
33
10c
Jan
Aug
4%
7%
100
1.700
12%
1
.___
Mines
Instruments
Co
1.500
transactions
Foreign
Steel
9 %
12%
1
._:
Corp..
Jan
12
25%
_1
Tube class B__
Aviation
Stanley
Jan
14
.1
Inc
63%
,
9B
Inc—
1
Shares
1,700
Oct
12 >2
43b
3c
Products
13.700
24%
Dec
25%
12%
1
A__
Products
23 3b
20
:
,
1 %
1
%
,9%
___1
Co..
Motor
1
24 %
__i
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
Standard
6
lc
^
Paint
9%
14%
Dec
6 "a
Jan
74 Va
Apr
1834
13%
Dec
100
4'%
Nov
1
84
84
"warrants".
transaetions
'.L
Sunerior Window Co class A
Simermarkets Operating Co;
Dec
1%
6%
5
"orp
Corp
Oct
Va
700
1.900
2
Jan
6%
class
Jan
6'%
May
29%
26 Vb
25
2.500
Products
674
105*
33
30%
25
1
5%
24.800
.
8.33V3
preferred.
Jan
g ong
12
24 7
—£1
preferred—.
Sep
,■
'
Dec
71
3%
1.500
-.
%
a
103.700
'
U3a
12
'.
Jun
7
May
Edison—
3%
4 300
3
a
*
"•
•—
Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants
'
le
Ltd
2.800
9%.
27
"
Nov
'4
July
13% Apr
'21 '/2Aug
23 TOO
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7
ll3,.
1
-
5 300
14
a
237a
;
«
4.600
8%
2 7 it
50c
Co_
1
46 %
Jan
14
Jun
Aug
'
'
7
7%
<)
Group
3%
Aug
11
Dec
1 5 %
Nov
,
200
6%
4
—
Inc
Inc.
Argentine Mining
17
6%
Va
37 Va
3 4ip
17%
17 %
Foil Inc —^
1__—;
Industrial Corp
Transcon Indus Inc
17.700
11%
%
"
Republic
(Republic
6.000
1 c,
40%
41 %
Inc
in
11
Feb
2
33 %
5% May
2%
27a
2%
__5c
8.100
26'a
a
Sterling
6
__——__
92
100
Oct
9%
Stephan
Corp
Inc
%
1 <1
Feb
Jan
Va
22
25%
24
Co
23% May
Jan
'
Broadcasting
Reeves
Dec
74%
i1
'14%
9
7
Corn————
M.
D.
Reeves
a
/
25
8%
10 Va July
.
8.300
7 %
Feb
4.900
1%
Aug
93B
Star
44'.,
32%
Jun
9% Mar
10 14
7!4
Statham
42 Va
%
Jan
1
Shoe
Feb
-
Nov
7%
N
of
Dec
5
5%
Sperry Rand
1%
Corp
6%
3.800
-
'
—
Co
5.600
8%
2%
Jan
43 3 4
Warrants
Reda
73H
6.100
Spencer
—___—_
Equities
Realty
4
Vi»
2.200
Feb
10%
———_—_—-__i-
Class A
16%
Sep
May
5 %
Apr
8
Stepan
'
Nov
10%
534
Nov
Properties Corp of America—
Real
2%
100
63
%
10%
1
5.400
5%
16
,__40c
Inc
Investment
27 4
12 74
43b
19%
10
—
Deo
18T« Juiy
107a
>4
Jan
-
4%'
11%
Corp
17'a
Feb
May
5 '4
Sep
4%
'
Nov
Va
A_50c
3%
2.500
11.500
Jan
!
6%
3.100
7% '
4
Royalty Co.,
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
3,200
5
Va
"
America—
of
Trust
4%
1
—.
Rapid-American
10%
__
—20c
_
8 Va
4.100
•
1
Inc
Inc
Ramo
r
11 3
96
1 78
Utilities
Standard-Thomson
Inc_—%;——
Dec
Dec
6%
4
'
preferred
Standard
Ramco
2474
'
11%
i
Petroleum
NOV
14 Va May
Feb
1,300
12'a
11%
12 3%
Jan
14
26'
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—
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13
12
92
20c
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26%
;
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class
Jan
12
%
2
%.
10c
25c
cumulative
Class
Inc
Jan
Nov
Feb
1
Standard
Radiation
9 '4
Dec
njjT
Feb
Aug
4%
2.500
.
2
cumulative
75
23% Mar
1.400
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4 '/2
674
,
Nov
4%
12.100
a
7 %
87
2
4 08%
$1.60
Lithium
a
89 %
Standard
Quebec
Oct
12%
2
*
4.24%
Standard
Quality Importers Inc
Aug
74
Speedr'y Chemical
96
NovJan
9
1/200
14,700
11
12.100
*
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10
6'
a
12.50
l
Realty
.
Standard
10'4
15 3
10c
Sports Arena Inc
—1
3.000
.—100
preferred.
preferred
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,
4.200
17
14
(i1
8
preferred
cumulative
Jan
'
16'%
15%
14%.
63
cumulative
20.400
61 Va
15%
83H
Corp—_
4.32%
Sep
125
15%
4
10.700
7%
Canada
Corp
Jan
10%
600
57%
8
2
0
,
7
5
I
common...
of
California
21%
64
62
20c
1.600
23.200
a
23%
6 5a
a
deposit receipts
Publishing—
20%
91%
22:%
*
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91 %
63
20c
1
2,900
a
22 3 b
l
1
200
13 7
47
1
4.78%
16'%
b
2%
/
%
1.3ud
.
1
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Southern
2.100
Sep
Jun
24%
7
6
Manufacturing
Sep
25
195a
H
%' Oct
9%
15%
257 a May
Jan
2'«
%
dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
;
Slick
Airways Inc
9%
23%
Feb
9%
43«
_.
Manufacturing
Anr
'
16%
10.300
2
3
Amer
7 Vb July
25
15%
23%
*
—5
Corp
_—
Feb
7%
73 '4
1.800
17%
6%
Inc
Venezuelan
37b
7%
7%
21%
16 3
5t4 May
Nov
Foreign transactions
2.600
8
3%
1
Simpson's Ltd—
3,300
85
8%
Sep
4.900
Boardman
4
29
6.300
35%
Dec
12'%
Sep
3%
21
__l
Mining—,
convertible
Soss
100
—
Sportswear
American
$3
9'a May
400
Sep
374
,
6%
Precision Corp
Litecrai't
Corp
Simmons
9% May
3%
1,600
4'h/ '
v
33
8%
*
Pyle-National Co
Sep
29% Aug
1.350
!i
Colorado—
of
preferred
Puritan
3?%
8%
1
Company4.
Rico Telephone Co__
Puerto
8
66%
Gas
Service
4VaVc
5
3%
i———-—1
Mfg Co Inc common—
1
convertible preferred———20
Providence
Public
30%
,7«
2%
3ir
34 '4
Corp
Prophet (The)
vb
8
Jun
2%
4,600
Apr
7 %
800
.
Automobiles-
Singer
2%
11%
11%
1
•_
Transistor
Sinclair
2%
17b
Jan
11%
16%
Creek
Simca
13% May
7% July
Jan
47/b May
9% Mar
1,800
3.50
2j.
Silvray
r ep
1,200
2.000
9
——
Proctor-Silex
Nov
5%
,
13
8Va
3.000
fr__L
B
Silicon
2%
—-1
j.
Ltd
Mines
$1.25
6
Class
Silver
5%
—-—...—10c
10c
———-—1
Class B
Progress
3%
Corp—
A
Preston
Jan
2,800
,
2
25c
Siboney Corp
Jsn
8%
,
*
—v---'■
Realty
Presidential
1 Va
1 iff
,
374
Inc
preferred
Oct
.
2%
1
*
______1
Ltd
Inc
Prentice-Hall
700
1'«
'
1
Corp
Dehn
%
1
_3
Sherwin-Williams
Sep
6
.—
Precision Microwave Corp
Precisipnware
1
Aug
9
—
Co.——
Lambert
&
Pratt
4.
2%
3%
5%
25c
Inc
Co
3%
2%
13%
49%
4,900
2%
;—_1
class A
Polymer Corp
3%
Apr
Apr
33
,
1
Polychrome
Potter
9
7%
6.700
10
9
2.50
(The) Corp —
Corp —;—
Polycast
207a May
22 % Apr
11%
Signal Oif & Gas Co class A
'
Pneumatic
23
Nov
10
Inc_.
Sherwin-Williams Co
Aug
26
"
Shoe
Apr
Nov
Nov
Feb
13%
8V2 Aug
50
26%
^50c
6V2
105
Jan
May
19
I_l
_1
Jan
700
Mar
3%
24
19 Vb
6'
Latz(. Inc__—
America
Dec
1.800
200
9
of
5%
124
..50
Co
&
Servo Corp
9V4
%
21 Vb
8%
Inc
1,900
67a
Jan
6 Vb
Corp
5.500
Dec
7%
Petroleums
Seton Leather Co
12
Dec
21
Dec
3.100
2
9
—.
(The)
Seeburg
~8%
1%
15%
6', a
Lumber
Industries.
Servomechanisms
12
19%
21
1
&
7%
Apr
2.400
14%
25c
Airlines
4% May
6%
6%
12
Jan
21%
50c
—
Plywood
6V2 Aug
9%
19
13 8
1%
15
20
Milling Corp_;
Jan
10
Jan
147/b
2'%
25c
Allied
Jan
8 Va1,'
2'%
8.800
3 Va
.
Seaboard
3%
9%
7.700
5V4 May
4% Oct
»-* 00 .viT 3%
Ltd-'
-
3%
3%
Nov
2%
Inc_
800
9%
1%
20
Fisher Co
&
600
8%
Feb
3% Mar
374
preferred
5,500
4
12%
20
Industries (Del)
Paper Corp com
5%
__1
Jun
Jail
18%
:
Savoy
46%
,__4
Sep
8
10%
1
preferred
5
44%
44%
12
Sep
2014
Nov
o%
4
10c
Railways
800
7.100
7%
2.50
Sarcee
Sel-Rex
2SOS
Apr
67a
16 pesos
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Foreign
Transactions
4.300
5%
5"'a
Jan
16
9%
Inc
10'%
Nov
Va Aug
.
6
Aug
1
Jan
92v*
8% Mar
600
10
9%
•%
Dec
13%
1
Milling Co Ltd
Seaboard
~3%
274
6.800
474
.'
A
15%
Jan
4.000
13%
9
Petroleum
2'%
Apr
11% Apr
3
Apr
July
5
/. 7'%
Corp Ltd
series
Seligman
Pittsburgh
9
%
7 %
preferred
Saxon
Jun
Oct
Va
jL
900
Foreign transactions
Electronics
2
100
30,900
2%,
88%
88%
-1
Minerals
5,200
Mi
6%
n
13 Va
'
——25c
Hi
13 V4
—
—
Phillips-Eckhardt
2
6%
(The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long
Island Inc
2%
57% Aug
2%
17%
Jan
4
13 Va
—
scries preferred
5 Va
9%
8%
2-fr
Jan
3%
16%
4%
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Jan
25%
55
13%
15 3 4
,
San
Dec
24 %
55
600
1,100
15%
1
Inc
Carlos
2%
6'/a May
Oct
1
San
5%
974
-2-50
—1
-J——
Peruvian Oils &
Lawrence
400
2.100
15%
Nov
5.500
10
Apr
2%
1
class
Salem-Brosius
Dec
18'%
Dredge Ltd—1
Gold
Co
Pep Boys
Perfect
37'/a
Sayre
Electronics Corp
Pentron
7,700
24%
11 Va
S
12 Va
42%
17%
600
14 %
Ltd
106% May
6 Vb Oct
41%
24
Jan
.50c
Inc
42
2
.2.50
Consolidated
Pato
Togs
Jan
24%
5%
6%
Inc
8%
24%
_10c
common—
preferred
$2.50
Russeks
1,800
—
Co
Dohrmann
Co
12
,
Sep
,_50c
transactions
12
2
Park Electrochemical Corp class A
Parker Pen Co class A
Parvin
600
8=4 May
101% Aug
3% Jan
225
Feb
Oil
Foreign
Jail
Jail
3%
lc
Rusco Industries Inc
12
1
Company,
Chemical
May
4
Royalite
Jan
5%
transactions
foreign
Pantasote
Park
1
Ryan Consolidated.
Ryerson & Haynes
5%
18
Page-Hersey
Russ
Dec
2,000
4%
3%
1
Corp
Padaington
Feb
\l
16
102-% 104
104
.
.50c
26%
Nov
'22%
6%
5%
1
s—l
—
.100
Nov
12,400
134,200
25%
2o Vb
5%
pfd—
Light 5%
Markets
163Va
1,400
3
2%
2%
warrants
Ltd
Petroleums
96
95%
95 Va
104 Va
97a
89 Va
500
1374
Royal School Labs Inc
May
95VB Jan
2% Dec
Dec
25%
4%
13%
1
Jun
Jan
Nov
Nov
Jan
85
.___1
Inc
99'A
Apr.
4%
150/
„
13%
£1
—_
Products
Oct
98%
Jan
24 V*
—5
Products Inc
Jan
101
87 7
4%
400
6% July
5% Jan
4%
f-
1.50
Roxbury Carpet Company
Rpyal American Industries
Jan
87Va
1.20
101V4 Mai-
20
regis
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Nov
5Vb
High
Jan
1.100
4%
4%
4.300
5",8
1
__>
4.200
25
4%
pfd F___100
Raceway
Sep
180
4%
rets ord
lnc_:
140
240
102 Va
152 Va
101 Va
*
'
Pacific
dep
Field
97%
400
99 VB
5
24%
4%
•
Feb
3Va May
2,000
4
3 Va
Low
5%
Royce Ltd—
American
Rowland
3 %
5 %
20c
Corp—,
24%
2,700
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
5%
3.50
Inc
Broadcasting Inc
26%
300
Inc
1
23%
dividend preferred--—*
dividend preferred
*
Northern Airlines
-1
Northwest Bell Telep
11
Pacific
Elec
&
Roosevelt
26%
1,100
1
common
Products
26
2,000
27
26 Va
2474
24%
26%
26%
26'/8
26%
conv
Pacific
Rolls
Gas
95 Va
*
B
5%
Rodney Metals Inc
32
Low
1965—
3
Mills
23
26%
Pacific
$4.75
class
Rice
Technical
Jan
29 Vb
2
Inc
Industries
Brand
Robinson
27%
32%
_•
Shares
.
~
Pacific
Finance
River
Feb
7V4
14,100
11%
10%
10%
:
__
25 Va
4.100
Jan
to
19%
25
25
5%
redeemable 1st preferred
25
5"e
redeemable 1st pfd series A-—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
,4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
preferred
1st
1st preferred
200
9%
20
Inc—_~_1
Electric 6% 1st pfd—25
&
Gas
5 % %
5'/o
31%
9'
9%
25
6'/i> cum conv
Pacific Coast
Properties
Pacific
311
-8
1
25
Products
Clay
for Week
of Prices
Sale Trice
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended
Pacific
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
1,1063
Range Since Jan.
35
1 3)
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Range
Last
STOCKS
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Dec.
Sales
Week's
Friday
(2347)
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
.
12%
Nov
•>
•
•
•
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
.
.
(2348)
36
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Dec. 13)
Week's
Last
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
Friday
High
Low
High
Low
Par
American Stock Exchange Bonds
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Period
Sales
Week's
Interest
BONDS
Last
or
Sale Price
Low
Talon
25
28
30%
4.400
16%
Feb
46'A
Sep
29%
16%
17'%
24,500
8%
Jan
22
Sep
17
1%
5,600
1
Dec
2%
Jan
2.300
1%
Nov
3*8
Jan
10c
1%
l3i
1 7
4Vb Mar
Jan
4'%
458
b %
4^8
5,600
—1
21.400
4% Mar
9*8
Oct
%
Power
Textron
convertible
70c
class
Inc
Thriftimart
Tillie
Inc
Markets
Thorofore
—
Lewis Foods
Amer
Jan
4.800
4%
Jan
Boston
77
Jan
BSF
July
Brandy wine
3
rets
deposit
Shipyards Corp
Edison
4Va'/c
Aug
Jan
4.900
1h
5.700
21%
A Aug
Dec
%
3%
22%
1'%
1%
11%
11%
600
15 Va
15'%
15%
5.209
20%
20'%
21
4,400
6'%
0%
3,400
6', 2
22%
14%
Transue
6 Vo
Temper
8%
Apr
21'A Mar
27 34
Aug
94%
Jun
Jan
Jan
2.900
2'A
Nov
5*8
Feb
2%
2.300
2 *4
Jan
4%
Feb
10%
Oct
14*2
Sep
4 Ve
Jan
14*4
Dec
3%
10%
11%
1,700
13%
14 Va
138.700
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2.000
4'
107a.
11%
Jan
Aug
37'h May
9% Mar
17"o
41 38
Jan
36 Va
36
Jo
Aug
6
2.400
8.800
2
37
3.100
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35 '2
1.100
29
35%
36
&
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oeneral
Development
General
Foam
American
Gulf
u
Chemical
Union
Co
Gas
Oct
Union
Stock
Asbestos
12V4, Jan
14%
14%
19
19%
10 A
10%
Nuclear
Elastic
Foods
40%
7%
40%
7%
•
400
7%
40
500
14.300
2 Va
400
4'A
2Va
2',4
2%
5%
538
53
Co.
Ceramic
Conditioning
U
S
S
Rubber
184 Va
2\A
300
5
1
13
10
Jan
10
10
5%
1
Corp
1962„
Series
Universal
Controls
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
25c
Inc
Nov•
1
1*8
3.600
1
Nov
Building
Corp
Sugar
V
5
class
Inc
Virginia
Dare
Name
Feb
5s
Vogt
Manufacturing
VTR
9%
4.100
153s
7.100
14%
*5
6% Mar
Jan
Feb
Aug
19% May
Jun
9
19% July
2.100
9%
8.700
3
Oct
4 %
3*8
O
■
Jan
Sep
9%
14
19,200
7%
Jan
14%
Oct
12'2
2.300
2%
July
6%
Sep
9Vt Mar
1478
14%
3
'
11%;
11%
93A
2.200
8'A
8
Dec
9
Jun
4%
438
4%
10%
9%
10',4
7.200
1'3%
700
13 V4
Dec
14%
100
10%
Jan
16%
1.900
4%
Oct
5%
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West
57h
6%
7 VB
6%
7*4
900
i%
1%
1%
11.100
Inc
Va
Western
40
—10c
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Inc
Shoe
Oil
Wichita
River
Wiebolt
Stores
Williamhouse
1
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&
Brothers
American
6%
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Wear
Wright
Corp
Dec
Ltd—
ord
Dec
12% Jan
3% Sep
378
Express
6%
Apr
2% Mar
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90%
18
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104%
265
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100%
70%
51
Inc
Corp
Sales
Last
or
Friday's
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
High
Low
No
High
Low
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
1*6
Aug
19 Va
Jan
27
Dec
f
Jan
29%
Nov
fnot
300
9'/a
Jan
16.200
%
Aug
II
Jan
t Friday's
19% July
27%
Sep
§
Jan
12
%
:
21%
13*8
11%
4%
4%
1
12 Va
73h
"
7.700
%
800
IV4
900
13 Va
Sep
800
4 Va
Oct
1
1%
5
9%
Jan
Nov
12%
6,500
12%
Dec
7 Va
7.000
5Vb
Jan
%
7 'A
2,000
5
Nov
12%
■/ 7 '
6
900
13%
21 Va
21%
G3
278
2.U
3*A
149.000
6
5%
674
2.700
5%
Nov
15%
Jan
95 V3
Jan
4
16%
99 Va
30
9%
1034
11
17 3
a
10%
1.600
11
*
1
11
2.450
17%
18%
v
400
113 July
1
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17%
2.600
%
%
8 100
Sep
Inc
class
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Apr
bid
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"conv."
8%
3 A
10%
8%
10%
Jan
60
Dec
8% Mar
--
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60
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50
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0
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h Ex-principal
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for cash
t
during the current weex.
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consolidated
cum
voting trust certincai
"vtc.
Week's
-
T
'
,
* Sale Trice
Sales
Rono-p
fop Week
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
,
.
8%
•>
Nov
37 M q
18%
r '
17%
Jan
a
4 Va
£00
3%
Jan
41
3/4
Co
System
Gas
Columbia
Brewing Co of Pgh—.,.——5
Light Co
5
Duquesne
NOV
Duquesne
Fquifable
a
Jun
Feb
Nov
1
—10
—10
———
—
Feb
1
,
Range Since
Jan. 1,
19G3
High
Hieh
42'% Aug
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
3%
Gas Co_—
—8.50
Walker Refractories——7%
N-tco
Co._
—
Corp
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Brewing
Plate
Co
Glass
common
—
Corp
•
1
5
_l
10
5
1
Engineering & Foundry Co-—_5
&
Bolt
22 %
2 2T
15%
Jan
23
Nov
United
] 41,4.
25 7"9
4%
Jan
10'2
Dec
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"
300
2%
Dec
4% Feb
Westinghouse
3
69
Dec
7.390
,
130
>100
125
used above—"cod." certificates of deposit; "cons,
convertible; "M" mortgage; "n-v." non-voting Stock:
"ww." with warrants: "xw " without warrants
Jun
102
20% May
%
9i 2
953s
--
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
13%
Oct
97
9d
issued:
when
19% Mar
'7 009
2%
__
,
no
Dec
4%
OS','
__
__
8
--
2
Oct
14%
21%
—
97
:100
—
flat.
ask prices;
receivership.
and
17% Mar
Oct
15
/
Aur
4Va
21%
I -IIIIIl50c
__
10
7/4
Feb
~ '
6
18%
Nov
Jan
--
9'%
97
195%
__
2V«s 2008—May-Noc
rTransnction
Ex-stock dividend.
xEx-riehts.
z
being traded
.
Reported
"wi."
4
25c
.—Jan-July
—-.-.Jan-July
Feb-Aug
range).
Bonds
Harbison
13%
A__25c
common.
year's
in
—,
__
Abbreviations
2*a
Feb
8*4
6%
Ci,
•
16%
10
2% Mar
16%i
19
__
a Deferred delivery transaction
distribution.
g Ex-stock
dividend.
,
included
$100
$7%
__
Debentures—
value,
par
Liquidating
Sep
16%
'
5c
14*4
—Jan-July
6%s 1952
Jan-July
1951—-.
of Denmark 5s 1972.
June-Dec
(Plan Ai 2%s. 2008
Mar-Sepf
Peru
(Republic ofi—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
.__
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped
'Plan A* 2s 2012.-Jan-July
22%
13%
____
Co
Municipalities
Week's
stamped
'700
5.400
16%
.
Oct
Maranhao
tribution
5
Off-Shore
Foods
91
7
175
98%
Mortgage Bank
Parana
1.800
12'%
II—II——40c
L'td
System
Raceway
Jewelry Co
,
93
.86
.
B
26
_£i
preferred
n
98'%
90
89%
89%
Interest
tProvt
Rockwell-Standard
Zale
94'A
56
93%
A
series
27
99%
.V
4%
Sep
series
4%s
Hanover
ScrQw
Zapa-
32
80%
80%
—May-Nov
1967 — .
1967
6%« 1949
stamped iPlan At
5'As
•
Home, (Joseph)
McKinney
Mfg
Yale
96
90%
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
/
7s
Adjustment
24%
27
16%
_
Jan
1%
99 */2
reg
5
2*/8
pfd__100
—
Oct
7.200
25
Machine
Hargreaves
Yonkers
68
59
98%
Waterways
Bank and Clearing Assn—
Port
Savings
Debt
Jan
6%
5.700
334
334
2
Co
preference
Work
105
67
Water
(Germany*
German
Jan
87
19,900
25
W)
Dec
3% May
1
Light 4%%
dep rets
Jun
%
39
l
Industries Inc
Woolworth
Jan
1
Co
common
Newspaper
Sep
234
137 a
—
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&
a
2%
1 Vb
2%
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Industries
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Danzig
87
27%
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;
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Co
Co
(John)
90
7
11
96
96
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Nov
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•
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Oil
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97'A
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,
118% 120
Friday
6%
1% July
Dec
1
1
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Inc
Williams-McWilliams
Wood
2
49
32
99
89
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5%
Jun
11%
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&
Baden
3'/b
1
5%
Webb
•
92%
10c
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1
Wisconsin
106%
108%
conv sub debs 1977—Feb-Aug
Power 3'/2s 1964
June-Dec
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
—June-Dec
•
21%
Manufacturing
Wilson
100%
97*4
88'a
183
1976
debs
subord
conv
4"4 May
20
Paper Board
White
Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Whippany
Wllshire
102% 103
98
89
Natural Gas 6%
S
9% May
700
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102 %
6s
Corp
Washington
Dec
900
92 7
2230
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6s
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Sep
Ltd—
Invest
rets ord shares—„Is
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dep
Tablet
Williams
116
223%
May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement
& Investing Corp—
Teleregister
3
17a
2%
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Weyenberg
Aug
8
334
8
92%
2»8
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4.40%
Fashions
Inc
Western
Western
12'e
2%
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92 7b
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_
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39
—
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Utilities
%
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•
American
100
112
Period
141.400
10c
common
Company
Texas
Westbury
200
5%
—1
>___1
Co
preference
Chemical
800
3'A
3
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3
—10
preferred—
Instrument
Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
5
5
5
4
—
Precision
&
7
107
.
common
conv
non-cum
Wakefield'Corp
&
90
48Va
127
102
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series
Gas
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$6
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41'A'
'
180
1970_
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970
Szabo Food Service Inc 6s debs 1973
Feb
—
IZIl
Weiman
30
43
99%
91
Aug
14%
Products
•
Webb
61
100'A
167
Mar-Sept
Aprif-Oct
——-—May-Nov
———May-Now
May-Nov
1988
California
Southern
20*a Mar
13%
Inc
Inc
6%
P
Q
39.700
O
9 "4
•
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series
N
series
46
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series
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series
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86
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29
7
96*2
79
50
92
,
73*2
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—
98
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Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
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Feb-Aug
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series
4 %s
July
—
71%
93%
69%
14
—10
99% 100*8
Feb-Aug
—
4%s
4%s
8%
75
57
F'eb-Aap
1985
1986_—
1987
1987
Jan
Jan
31
74
84%
72
44
82
80 Va
96
77%
26
3
53
74
1122 %
1985
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,
Centers
Food
&
L
series
3
13%
,\
to
Thrift
Vita
Waitt
K
5%
434
83 7
Stores
change
Atlantic
series
4%s
3
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A
J
Jan
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Viewlex
I
series
6%
325
14%
1
1
Co
Instrument
series
Nov
8.900
8
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America
of
Corp
series
4%s
2%
—
1982
1982
1982,
1983
H
4%s
47as
Jun
Nov
9
1454
1
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.
6*A
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38
81
81
62
44
61
1998—Jan-.7ulj/
1981
G
series
4%
9%
*
3%s
1965
19 79
F
series
3s
Dec
4%
%
17
82
100
1978
E
series
3%s
Apr
3s
197G
3,900
8%
47
81
.
81%
1981—May-Nov
—Mar-Sept
Jun-July
Feb-Awp
Feb-Aup
Feb-A«p
Corp 3s
1976
C
D
2.400
38
78
145
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Mar-Sept
1973
B
series
series
1%
4
45a
warrants
series
5
1 Va
—-4
82
75
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6s
1973
A
l'A
9
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series
3*8s
Edison
California
Southern
4%
J
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——
Corp
(The)
1%
4%
com_10c
Utah-Idaho
Capital
1.900
l'A
Industries Inc. 10c
Container Corp cl A
Venture
1%
1
1955
Automated
Valspar
1 %
19%
•
101
1976-;
Power
Water
Harbor
Safe
11% Aug
;
Co
Gas
&
debs
sub
conv
Oct
13%
4% July
5%
1%
—_
Universal
,
5%
Corp—
Series
Warrants
300
2,500
5%
25c
_.
6s
27as
9
Jan
Gas
42
11 Va
15
Equities
3%s
3%
Jan
6
VA
171%
Corp—
7Vas
(without warrants) 1972
Reeves Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
3s
Jan
27.700
-
7s debs 1967
—_May-Nop
debs 1977——__—_Jan-July
Rapid American Co
5%s conv subord
May
202
Jan
'1,400
30
11
12
1984—June-Dec
Jan-July
Power 3V4S
Electric
Service
6V2 May
Jan
1971
3s
Water &
1970
Realty
Jan
7 7,n
American
Victoreen
Apr
5 Va
13%
Universal
Uris
9%
Dec
7j/4
Reclaiming Co
Warrants
■
11 Vo
Stockyards
Universal
Jan
7
Tile, Co—5
Natural
U
United
Jan
41
Mar
36
1968
3*/4S
mortgage
mortgage
Public
M,V Aug
Jan
40
2%
2*A
50c
Corp
8
199
198
198
lVa
6.900
2.60
Air
Jair
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S
3 ii
l'A
Investing
&
Molasses
S
Nov
1%
dep rets ord regis
10c
J RR & Canal———100
Improvement
U
2.
4.200
American
U
Apr
29.800
Corp
United
N
Nov
5%
2 i'u
Inc
United
United
12*a
Nov
3%
transactions
Foreign
23% May
Nov
vtc—1
Ltd
Gas
&
Oct
Nov
3%
32%
173%
April-Oct
Quar-Mai
Jan-July
Feb-Ocf
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
Corp
of
1st
Pennsylvania
3%S
3%
1
Oil
Canco
Jun
9%
2
32
Mar f^pt
5% 1977
due 1984
5%s 1974_
Corp 5s 1976
America 5'/2s 1976
Co
6s
Hess
Corp
Power
1st
Jan
15%
Bellas
.National
Research
17 Va
3%
1
175
114
May-Nov
1982
deb
conv
Linotype
Mergenthaler
National
500
2
50c
—-
Corp
118%
100
—
12
llq tr ctls—
April-Oct
Muy-Nov
6%%
Tr
1978
4%s
5%s
Co
General
2.800
'
transactions
Foreign
United
100
,
20
Products
Aircraft
Oil
National
100,
19
14%
20
10c
United
20
10 'A
4
Omaha
of
Yards
Inc
United
United
20
Co
Investment
Union
Unishops
Co
102 Va
69 %
—
30
108
■
Afay-Nov
Inc
Chemical
Kaweckl
96
102
100%
162*%
105
32 Va
April-Oct
1981
conv
Power
Italian
9 2'A
100
'
Jan-July
•
Sep
10 Va
17'A Mar
100
20%
71%
89
,1140
Land Corp—•
d"b
1977
5%s conv 1981
Sep
,
21
Oct
5%
10.300
6%"
8
20%
transactions
Foreign
United
61
6%
5
•
89%
1
—
May-Wot
„April-Oct
6s
1972
Realization
6s
1977
Hydrometals
•
-
Corp
Canada
of
23
72
Stores
115%
5
90%
93 'A
$100 Va 102
——
128
89
Va
90'«
93'a
$102
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82
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Unexcelled
——
88%
148%
99
126%
__
—
89 Va
'
sub
conv
v
120'A
68%
21
105
$126
90 ','a
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Feb-Aug
—June-Dec
Hoffman International 7s conv debs 1973—June-Dec
Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982
Jan-July
6V2S
Hartilcid
95%
92 */4
19
Corp—
1974
6s
6%
Corp
65
104
31,
87%
'
1981-
Inc 5V2S
85%
102 Va
53%
—
25
93%
109
99
99
__
—May-Nov
—May-Nov
4s
1976-,
wts
ex
%
—
'
Jun-Dec
series A 1993—
• 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
First National Realty & Construction
6 Vis
64%
87
Division—
J
79%
RR—
Western
of
mortgage
27
9
18% Aug
Jan
9'A
400
16r,'s
15'%
11
"warrants"
Lack
1st
92
Mar-Sept
1978
Lackawanna
Kaltman
4%
Co
Vb
.9 Va
7% Mar
High
1
82*2
108
June-Dec
Jan-July
1978
3%s 1978
1976
6s
debs
92Va
108 Va
April-Oct
6s
Assn
Inc
Co
subord
conv
Livingston
15%
—1
Corp
3 *A
Jan
3'A
77a
•
Tri-Continental
Jan
Feb
4
Low
84
79%
164
'
'
June-Dec
—June-Dec
1970
A
1969
Authority
Transit
Delaware
Jun '
8
y0 Va
11%
:
Inc
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Dec
575
13%
•
Corp
Jan
300
Steel
Williams
&
Nov
24%
334
3'%
:10c
Industries
Jan
238
"warrants"
common
Forging
18%
20%
1.900
91
Transportation Corp of America—
Trav-ler
Sep
3%
1
Corp
A
Jun
,
series
Raceway
Credit
5%s
1
Aug
convertible
5%s
Cob.irn
82%
1975_Ja?i-July
Quar-Feb
6%
Corp
6s
2%s
Edison
Co
Cmcago
Feb
13*8
Nov
Steel
F-otochrome
23*4
90%
22%
100
___——_—_.
Class
V 2 Va
Feb
l'.A
618
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—.
—„1
Tower Universal Corp
——__—1
Town Photolab Inc
,5c
Lux
25% Julv
Jan
U
Instrument
Belcck
Bethlehem
Oct
20%
8,100
1$ Va
.20
;
Trans World Airlines
Feb
16%
3%
4.900
1'%
Va
Va
7%
11% Mar
4.100
14%
Jan
25.800
3%
14
0
102
2%
preferred
Toledo
True
2%
98 %
ord registered—5s
def registered—5s
rets
deposit
Amer
Trans
2%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Tobacco
Todd
Dec
Nov
2%
22
1
1
A
Oct
3a
1 %
2
3%
10c
10
_5
Co Inc com
preferred
Thompson-Starrett
'•'3%
4,900
1%
14 Va
-—5
Shovel Co
Thew
2.800
IB
38
Corp
.—10c
Electronics Inc ——1
50c
Inc "warrants"——.———-
Textron
Petroleum 6%s 1972—April-Oct
• Amer Steel
& Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3*/4S 1970
June-Dec.
Associated Oil & Gas 6s conv
debs 1975
Jan-July
Bamum Montrose Chemical Co 7s 1972—April-Oct
7%
3
10c
June-Dec
1971
debs
sub
conv
2%
17b Mar:
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
High
84
Realty &
series A
1998
Bloomfield Building Indus Inc—
6%%
conv
sub deb
1977
2
Inc—25c
& Light $4.56 pfd—
5 Vis
Inc
;%
•
Inc—
Alsco
American
7,
2%
1
—
8
•
2'%
7*A
—*
Inc
Industries
Engineering
Texstar
1
1
Terminal-Hudson, Electronics
Texas
Oct
24%
Warrants
Tenney
9.500
Apr
26%
—
Corp
Teleregister Corp
Television
9
j) an
22% Sep
8
—
-—-—A
Tel-A-Sign Inc ——
Telectro Industries Corp
TelePrompter
100
Range Since
Sold
Oct
17%
Aug
*
——1
20c
Inc
Technical
Inc
8'A
10%
14,100
24%
*
Electric Co
Operations
Tampa
Technicolor
10
14%
8'A
—1
Industries Inc
Inc 4%
preferred
Talley
12%
12%
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Cprp of America—
Air
Elev
Brake—._——__10
Corp
._b.25
37
375a
104'% 106
37
104'%
27
293a
8
27
29%
__
29%
8
315b
7%
31%
397/8
31%
—
35'A
353e
__
28
28
__
5%
59%
39'A
—
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303s
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70c
7%
5%
5%
57% 5934
39% 39'%
4%
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18'%, 18%
29% 30%
52)%/ 35%
65c
7%
.
80
95
251
801
509
39%
—
65c
85
87
425
6.100
147
2.48/
350
110
35
1.311
33% Mar
66 A Jan
25% Aug
,27
Jan
>
Dec
33%
Aug
30%
Jun
9%
Jan
106
343a
30 /8 D
^
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Aug
45*% May
I
3 8Va
30
23% Mar
Feb
50c
7% Aug
4/i
51%
3. 4
4 4
i-,
Jan
Jan
Jan
Aug
31 4
T^n
Jan
»
■
75c
9%
Nov
Nov
May
Jan
5%
Dec
59%
Nov
44
Aue
5'A Mar
20
Apr
31% Mav
...,41%
Oct
(2349)
Number 6325
Volume 198
.
.
.
The Commercial and
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended Dec. 13)
7
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Company
Boston
765
15%
Jan
23
6.803
114 Va
Jan
141%
Dec
43%
1.090
40%
Jan
5414
Jun
40'/a
140
41
194
36%
Jan
44
Sen
35
56%
Jan
7414
Sep
11% May
1474
Sep
41
—
50
______
1214
Inc.
—
——5
Cities,Service Co
—i
10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
Eastern Mass St Railway Co comi_-_100
6%
cum 1st pfd "A"—__——;—._100
GVt
pfd class B__„—
—100
Hecla
&
Caiumet
Gillette
Company
Co
Association
Stop & Shop Inc:
Shawmut
Tot
U
S
60%
5014
714
1.663
866
4174
7114 Mar
85%
4114
30%
88
Jan
31%
Nov
79%
Oct
71
361
67%
Dec
19'%
100
18%
Jan
914
Jan
10
101%
125
277a
1.493
52 %
5274
56
80
80 %
60
46
88
45 !4
14%
Jan
46
2514
25 Va
402
39%
51
13% Feb
2914 Mar
3774
200
37%
42
37 Via
Feb
18
18%
1,024
177o
Nov
27
6074
6074
100
21
217 b
1.223
54
5574
551
90 %
21 VB
55 %
94 3 4
175
7
Inc__
—;_.—— *
Electric Corp com—6.25
Jan
Feb
914
41%
141%
Dec
26%
5.800
25%
Dec
337%
Apr,
4074
Jun
Oct
&
Shares
Range Since
Chemical
DuBois
Gibson
Cards—_——
Hobart
Mfg
—
U
S
Gamble
Play
:___„—
22
Sep
28%
Oct
13%
1374
1,600
12%
Oct
17V4
Jan
3
•-*
10
23%
1,100
2174
Nov
26%
Feb
22
22%
350
22
Nov
21'„
2174
500
21
Nov
25% July
26% Feb
1,700
21
Feb
30 %
21%
'
•
—
(Un)
967%
Jan
2474
Dec
287b
32
Dec
40%
Feb
35 %
1.700
30% July
2674 Jun
35 %
Oct
46
47%
1.300
41% Mar
51 %
Sep
Jan
.
11,900
10%
Dec
2074
4474
4474
200
25%
Jan
4474
a
23 %
2474
10%
2,700
22 %
Nov
34
Feb
1974
19%
1974
350
19
Nov
24
Mar
574
5%
10%
__
23 3
--
'
■
4,400
4% Mar
X
■
300
11%,May
15
1.500
% May
34% Mar
49 %
to -I
-
v
•
46
%
45 %
1.100
41 %
Aug
65
Dec
17%
1,800
10%
Jan
19
May
8774
87%
91'4
5,700
63a4
300
x33 Va
400
3
6374
32 7
3274
*
H
89% Mar
96%
56Va
20
37%
Feb
116
9774
Jan
162
16%
20%
21%
2274
23
60
60
26%
Jan
48:,b
49%
7,800
447b
Jan
54%
31V4
31%
900
2374
Jan
33
Oct
5474
56 %
700
53
Nov
64%
Feb
58%
58 Vo
59
Va
900
17%
18%
1,800
39! 4
39%
450
67
66 Va
67
1974
18%
1974
8,800
17
574
4%
5%
4.500
109
25
45
44%
10
45!%
2874
28%
283
28%
75
75
37%
22 74
/
231
20
Jan
10%
10%
300
297b
30%
2.200
11
11V4
3,800
24 Va May
42
Sep
Oct'
67
Dec
2074
Nov
Apr
6%
Jan
39 \\
Oct
53%
Sep
Oct
Feb
59
Sep
874
Jan
11%
Sep
24%
Jan
3374
Jun
874 Jan
12%
Oct
9
2974
5
42
,
50%
Feb
13%
Jun
7 %
Feb
Dec
(
957
104
24
3,837
79%
Friday
Range
85 %
Shares
86 Va
800
78
90
Sep
Mar
3974
3974
40%
1,600
31%
Jan
42'%
Oct
78%
77%
79!
4
4,200
5774
Jan
91
Oct
3174
31%
317,,
8,400
23
Jan
32
Dec
Tele
&
Gillete
81%
Oct
(The)
H)
(W
Gossard
Great
July
>
Lakes
Hibbard
Hirttig
900
32
19%
900
17 '/B
*
19%
12!
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12
58! 4
^
1574
Jan
61%
Nov
65
Jun
Jan
48%
Nov
47 Va
47%
2.900
38 !4
Jan
5074
Sep
20%
21
1,300
16
Jan
23 %
Sep
19%
19%
21
19!2
■
674
29%
21
July
Jun
181
May
24
67,4
Jan
140
10
—
Jan
31%
47%
3
-25
__—,
Jan
60
1,000
47
-20
1
Industries Inc
31
Mar
47! a
47
1
___—
Jan
Oct
Sep%
Dec
28
Brewing Co
& Door
Jan
Jan
|
45
100
18
43
20%
Mar
12 7
,1.950
a
58
common
Corp
Bartlett
Sash
%
42
Spencer
Howard
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
4074 Aug
Dec
42!4
(D H) Co Ltd
Holmes
2774 May
Jan
12%
1274
Greif Bros Cooperage class A _——.*
Greyhound Corp
——
3
Gulf Oil Corp
;I_8.33'/3
Hein Werner
Jan
28%
100
32%
1274
400
24%
31%
12%
———*
Co
Towing
(G)
2074
5,600
23%
3174
—.—30c
1
——_8
—
Co
Brotliers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Mai1
27%
Rubber
Tire
General
Goldblatt
for Week
of Prices
Last
Dec
Corp
-1.66%
Ehsctronics Corp—„3.33'/3
Gen
Sales
Week's
Feb
85-%
Motors
Sep
Aug
80
29%
Foods Corp
——-%~r*
Mills Inc ——_—-'——-3
Dec
72% Mar
23%
72 Vb Mai-
General
31 !4
Dec
2,400
3.900
General
75
69% Mar
2474
2574
3574
General
46% Sep
'
Jan
Feb
Oct
24%
X8274
2474
85
5
8674
37'«
39 % Mar
23 74
5
—1
Apr
62
70
Corporation
Candy Corp
General Dynamics
General Electric. Co (U11)
Detroit Stock Exchange
Sale l'rice
6.500
60
Jan
Aug
2474
Jan
79:,%
79 %
—1998
STOCKS
500
50 %
Jan
1774
287b Jan
5574 Mar
1,600
50
Sep
May
2074
31%
F W D
Oct
56
24
'
38%
48! 4
Sep
4974
,
■
1,500
-,/■/
48
38%
—1
—10
___—
Jan
7874
7974
—5
,
30 %
4'% Apr
32!4 July
4474 Jan
18V4
—2
Inc
Oct
Nov
1.400
-j—1
Corp
71% Aug
347'b
100
29:%
—5
General
48% May
106
*
32%
32%
*
Dairies
Jan
56%
2.50
Fruehauf
Jan
2574
Oct
31%
(Un) ———*
-r.
99 74
51 % May
,
48 74
—5
Co
46% Feb >'
29%
Gas
Foremost
Sep
43%
Motor
Jan
93%, Jun
(Un)
&y Rubber
Sep
Jan
Dec '
62
Co
Tire
Jun
17
44!
5
—_——50c
Corp
1'/«
Dec
17
___^2.50
America
6%
4874
12 %
1274
*
10
Natural
Heileman
LISTED
Jan
37
35
Gray Drug Stores ———————-1
Lakes Dredge & Dock
414s
24%
600
32
Great
Transit
Apr
300
Jun
1% Feb
Apr
5
BONDS—
Cincinnati
34%
46
—5
—
Jan
36%
16%c
—
Oct
28%
31 %
——1
West Corp
%
1%
3,500
36%
-12.50
—
300
30%
1 %
30 %
—1
_..5
—5
5
*
1
—r——5,
—
1 %
30
,
8
—
23%
23 %
P2
Wisconsin Bankshares
Ford
101'% May
8
559
2174
*
common.—,
Card
&
Procter
Sep
89'%
—50
J.—_
.—______
337b
9974
—,
RR
Jan
130
25%
*
—
26 V4
2374
a
II" 5
——
Feb
32%
23
5
—1
Kroger
Little Mi
.
2974
89'%
.—_1
—
Dec
43',4
—50
._
23%
87
247
2574
43%
10
—
50
101 34 102!%
■f.
-_100
____——.—
Jun
227b
Flour Mills of America
May
Jan
9974
18.50
~
Eagle-Picher _____—
Early. & Daniel---—
3074
13 VB
(Un)
Co
Chemical
First
High
Low
4174
2374.
*
—
Jan
——*
Corp of
Firestone
Jan. 1,1963
25
'
32%
2374
__
Telephone
Cincinnati
47
47
+.
.—
Milling
25
—————5
_—;—
3
Fairbanks Whitney Corp _____
1
High
Low
10
Pfd—.———
4%
Cin
•3i900
1
Dodge Manufacturing Co _______5
for Week
—.——
Electric com-
Gas &
28%
Co
Curtiss-Wright
transmission
Eh Paso
of Prices
8
—
_
28
—
South
Products
Corn
/
Pfd
Oct
28 7 4
2374
City Products Corp
Dow
Range
Par.,
Cincinnati
657b
.——
Hecia Inc
Service
Cities
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
•
147% July
Jan
Continental Insurance Co
E. Ilutton & Co. lor the
Last
STOCKS
Mfg—————
Champion papers common
Dec
52
pfd —.—100
Columbia Gas System (Un)
10
Commonwealth Edison Co'
12%
Friday
Carey
9
600
Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd
*
Chicago Ho Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chrysler Corp
-12.50
of these prices.
Piano—.
53 7'b
1,600
—4
Fisheries Corp
Central
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Baldwin
Jan
9!.
64%
9
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4%%
indebted to the linn ol W.
LISTED
2,100
!)
63
42 %
America.2.50
of
Co
Manufacturing Co
Container
We are
43! 4
%
—10
Corp
Canteen
Feb
10
—
42 74
Feb
64 Va
i—-—1.25
Corp
Steel Corp
Products
26
26%
Champlin
Nov
Jan
Jan
—
Oct
11314 Sep
6%
114%
Cdn Export Gas fz, Oil Ltd
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
56%
31%
4.5C0
Calumet
3014 May
110
34
13974 14174
Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Business Capital Corp
73% July
Oct
1.864
774
Va''
32 7 4
34
581a
13974
Tel Co
&
Burroughs
Oct
197b
47% July
49% Jan
Sep
—_—___33V4
Tobacco Co (Un) v_—:_6.25
Company (Un)
50
Tel
Borg-Warner Corp
Brunswick Corp
Burlington Industries
Apr
.
187-4
Booth
Feb
42
Jan
Boeing Company
Dec
24 Va
397b
24 Tit
12%
Bmks
Dec
31%
100
Benguet Consolidated Inc (U11)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Oct
Feb
17
Mfg Co
Bell & Howell Co
Jun
•68
17
Belden
July
85
23
Corporation
Bastian-Blessing Co
Apr
2974
55
Jail
AVco
23 % May
24% Jan
4314 Jan
16%
Automatic
Aug
20%
3,900
Athey
Dec
Jan
19%
Common
Sep
28
24%
18%
(Un)
—
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Juh
59
19%
System
Westinghouse
Dec
Feb
Nov
1874
Apache
Dec
5014
27%
27'/a
Corp com
25
Smelting Refining & Min com_50
Waldorf
Apt-
High
17%
Anaconda
Oct
41
Low
7,100
Armco
Jan
1.00
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
19'%
American
Jan
361
32%
74%
.
20
28%
85%
Jan
Low
17%
American
72% Aug
.
Aug
G774
Shoe Machinery
United
51%
Jan
Mar
50
301b
———_—1
—_——_—-—_*
rington company
Fruit Co
30
49-14
__—,
United
41
15
31%
Railroad
&
Drug
45c
8274
8574
Chemical _—J,—
5
Co
4.
h.10
Chemical Co—,—_2.50
Mathieson
100
515
501a
England Electric Systeni__—.—20
New England Tel & Tel Co„___——100
Northern Railroad
(N Hi —.—_—100
Pennsylvania
4814
75c
20
New
Olin
25
6714
3 914
—_♦
Lone Star Cement Corporation—__—5
Narragansett Racing Association
—1
Rexall
55%
75c
Corp
Kennecott Copper
25
,35
6314
__—_—
Coal
Creek
Island
12%
6374
6714
In(%——*
2.50
—5
!
.—_1
common
50c
National Stores
Ford Motor Co __—
General Electric Co
First
7114
71%
Shares
Machine & Foundry/
1.75
American
Motors Corp
1.66%
American Rad & Stand San (Un) __5
Feb
139% 141%
for Week
19! 4
American
High
Low
417%
^—33 74
Edison Co
————10
Personal Property Trpst—_*
Boston
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
1914
18'/a
18%
1.66%
Corp
Motors
Par
High
Low
Par
American
Shares
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
Sales
Week's
Friday
i
STOCKS
Exchange
Boston Stock
37
Financial Chronicle
Jan
3174
1,300
574
Oct
8%
Feb
700
25%
Jan
3074
Jun
1374
50
674.
29%
.
Nov
"
Avis
Industrial
Food
Borman
Stores
.—^
—_•!
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
Power
Consumers
Corp
Fruehauf
Macoid
Corp
Masco
Parke
_■
•
<
H W)
■—
k
Upjohn
1214
187
Jan
13%
3,905
31%
Jan
35%
14%
501
1114
Jan
15
38%
167
3614
Oct
4574
601
38
Mar
48%
Oct'
2,799
42
Feb
58
Sep
29%,
30 %
2,504
2514
Jan
3374
Jun
350
3%
.723
57%
Jail
55c
58c
,025
45c
6% Mar
Jail
7814
5
1 %
674
414
2
2
100
2
Oct
314
7
7
100
7
Jun
7%
2974
2174
257b
.301
11%
11%
825
8
88c
Jaii
13
Mar
.
,
2%
Nov
1%
,550
4%
,715
374
3%
2.00
1774
200
15%
Oct
14
100
12
Jail
16
2474 Mar
36
1774
14
.
-
,672
33
—
4%
17%
Sep
3%
100
2
Jan
374
Oct
2014
410
17
Mar
25%
Aug
19%
220
19
Dec
19%
61/4
7%
,079
574 May
\9%
19%
422
19% July
414
100
23
Apt-
Apr
5%
Jan
The weekly ranges
for all the local issues,
traded
Sale Price
.'
Acme
Steel
Admiral
Allen
Allied
,'Y-
-
Par
Chemical
1
9
Co
Corp.
^__10
America (Un) .—_„_1
American
Airlines
(Un)
1
American Can, Co (Un)
^^___12.50
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American Home Products (Un)
1
Allis Chalmers Mfg
Aluminum
:
Co of
Shares
see page
43.'
Range Since Jan. 1,
1963
High
Low
—.
(Un)
__
42'4
57
Corp
18
v.
12%
1254
.
65 7
66 Vb
b
25%
Sep
500
3 %
22,200
3%
4
"
Jan
'
Nov
434
Jan
61!%
Apr
Dec
Nov
41 %
Jun
Feb
24
3
Jan
27 %
Sep
5 % Mar
Sep
15
,
Feb
4674
'
■
\
Oct
3274
400
'
72%
31% May
49
1,100
53
Oct
Jan
Dec
3%
204
61%
13%
53
10V4
2,600
3%
Sep
25%
900
1274
25%
Feb
Jan
20
Jan
.17
Oct
6
9'/b
7% May
312
5174
—
51'%
Jan
4
58%
3 '4
61!%
Nov
35
300
17;,4
67
Jan
52 Va
300
8
8
17%
.
Feb
22 74
Sep
450
.
Apr
July
46 %
91
64%
■
Apr
18V4 July
63 %
6374
3,900
5774
Jan
67
53 /
53:%
2,100
4374
Jan
57%
States
Power
Co—
(Un)
Sz
Coal
Pennsylvania
Co
Oct
Aug
20'%
Procter
Pure Oil
Co
(Un)
5
—
„—1
36'%
Dec
1.400
41
Nov
47%
Feb
1,700
400
48%
Jail
49% Mar
Steel Corp
_
.__10
(U11)
51
487 a
St
Louis Nat Stockyards—
Diego Imperial
Sep
San
Sdhwitzer Corp
Dec
36'%
Sep
Jan
44
Dec
13%
Jan
25'%
Dec
24% Mar
56 % May
800
46
Feb
2,000
47
Jan
55 %
800
47
Nov
55%
50
10
S%
Dec
May
15
70'4 Mar
30%
17
16 3i
81
Aug
Jun
Feb
May
Oct
39%
42%
3 400
47 U,
4ue
x95%
99%
7,200
56%
Jan
102%
Dec
2.400
34%
Jan
44
39! 4
37%
29%
39%
39
40
.39%
317a
39%
28%
49%
10 %
A
85
10%
82
85
Jan
600
37%
Dec
48%
Jan
2,100
2374
Jan
37%
Jun
6.700
36% July
800
29%
49%
28%
4
1—4;—— -_-l
79'4
1.C00
41 '4
—
Sep
10
Nov
46'%
29%
49%
10
Jun
53'%
600
1.6C0
50%
48%
*
65%
X4974
51
49 %
—1
Inc
62%
,
25%
.
3.600
44
24'g
97%
Reynolds Metals Co (Un) ——
--5
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
♦
Richman Brothers Co
Roval Dutch Petroleum Co
(U11) —20 g
Jan
33
42%
25
—5
Dec
17%
31%
42! 4
——
56
Oct
35 3a
78%
(Un)
20 % May
70%
Jan
__
of America (Un)
1474
Jan
Jan
31%
50%
33 %c
42% Mar
Mar
4374
2,500
———————
Revlon
Jan
600
46 !%
.
5
10
Corp —
&t Gamble
Radio Corp
52%
45
—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles) & Co
(Un)
Sep
■>'
38%
33% Mar
52
46
35
33
—
Co
RR
300
52
_5
-
Bancorporation
Republic
60%
130
53 3%
Oct
x60%
2174
6374
Dec
57
38%
»
2874
427%
Apr,
15
12 %
56%
:
v,.
*
Illinois
Northern
Jan
42
Oct
3274
1,500
Oct
1.100
8'4
700'
20 '4
2074
8%
3574
24%
974
367%
4374 July
8 %
100
Jan
Sep
,34
11 Vb
24
1174
52
700
4
13 74
700
38%
24
800
1.C00
Feb
37
'_5
1,600
3,800
Jan
18%
5.200
2,300
15%
43 %
700
35 3 4
17%
67 %
Oct
1374 July
18
34%
12 %
56
974
1,500
34 V%
23%
15%
Nov
27%
*
11!%
66%
2%
3
47 4
23 !4
35%
1574
Apr
16'% May
17%
1774
-1
Process
.
Sep
23 Va
Jan
,_1
Phillips Petroleum Co
Potter Co
1
Sales
—
For fuutnotes.
dually
for Week
■V
8%
Jan
12V4
50
55
23%
Equipment
High
Jan
19%
5034
■
Montgomery Ward & Co
National Distillers & Chem
Peabodv
and a selected list of the
of Prices
Low
674
100
1,000
474
17'%
10
Co
Corp
Electric 4*
-
,200
14%
2%
_»
Parke-Davis
issues.
Range
Last
BLOCKS
7%
21%
14'4
14%
I2
(Un)
Chemical
Sep
774
_»
Monsanto
Northern
transactions only
Week's
Friday
7074
73
5274 Mar
700
Jan
6% Mar
Oct
Dec
Midwest Stock Exchange
the rotuui-lol
%
21 Vs
48
_5
of
6774
70%
•
Jan
4974
5
2,600
C'4
50'4
-i
(Minnesota)
compilation
Dec
10
Li
Northwest
A
Sep
55
Dec
♦
Sep
19%
33%
36'%
42% Mar
*
Dec
522
2674
1.700
il4
Oct
3%
49" 4
1.600
55
.
:
Dec
19%
49
*
ill
Nov
20%
414
33
53%
35 VB
Dec
4%
2014
—25c
Jan
May
32%
—
Feb
Sep
314. May
4%
63
—
Sep
3074
19%
Jan
5:
Libby McNeil & Libby ———:—7
Lincoln Printing Co common —50c
$3.50 preferred
——*
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc ,(Un)»—,___50c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
Litton's
(Henry C) & Co —_——1
Jan
31%
10
Jan
5%
—5
—1
'
1
274
2%
26
—5
Co
Oct
'25%
25%
900
700
Stephens Shinkle Shoe ——*
Jan
%
Apr
43 7 it
X2874
32 %
—2.50
Sep
414
Sep
32
43
28
54 !4
_—.
(Un)
Jan
Dec
100
Dec
3874
46%
36'
Oct
Jan
414
90%
26% Ma?
Jan
Dec
Mar
36
—
(Un)
& Tel
—
7774
'
Company
,
45%
56c
1
—_——.
Feb
1.050
50%
___—
Sep
19
3.200
43 74
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Leath & Co
Jun
Sep
,
2474
38%
28%.
—
Harvester
Electric
24
24 %
.10
new_.
—_i————
Paper
Johnson
5014
17%
—
_
11
Co
Tel
Jefferson
4974 Aug-
Mar
41
Steel
International
Jan
32%
4%
*
Corporation
Studebaker
Uuyhte Corp
—
Universal Controls
13
Nov
78 %
-2
1
—1
Co
555
45%
914
Inc
36
-10
—._
—
International
Oct
29%
10
Rudy Manufactm ing Co
Santa Fe Drilling
—
3,400
Co
Works
International
Feb,
99%
4514
4%
Co
Davis^ A-
Rickel
10
Aug.
34
50
—*
—1
____—
preferred
Suga;
Michigan
52% May
410
45%
1
1
;
Co
Dec
1,347
5014
Chemical
Stamping
Industries
23%
8914
9%
17a
Jan
2,125
114
Tool
Interlake Steamship Co
Dec
3814
Mfg
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lansing
65c
24
Brick
Inland
May
814
Apr
1414
Bowling.——_____il
1
2
Kresge
(S S) Co —
10
Kysor Industrial Corp —_—
—-10
Lakes
Hastings
4
14
Mar
1214
——:_2.50
_________—1
.
Jun
32%
Lakes
Great
1.300
45%
Wood
Great
,
327b
Industries.——
1
General MotoLs Corp
—_1.G6%
Goebel Brewing Co —,
—~——1
Gar
10%
—
Co
Motor
Ford
250
8814
8814
Co common——
__4_—_________
Co
Corp
Oct
12%
Illinois
Illinois
Jan
2174
2314
10
--———10
Edison
Detroit
13%
12
1
1 %
24
.1
-7—10
Detroit Steel
——,—1
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
:——
3
Federal-Mogul-Bower
-5.
Continental Motors
12%, July
725
714
Co
*
Co_——_—1—1
--5
——.—.12.50
Mfg
Burroughs Corp
129
1914
127i
Manufacturing
Brigg's
Brown-McLaren
12
1874
1914
5
—1
Corp.,_—
High
Low
High
1274
..1
Supermarkets
Allied
Low
Par
,
,
f
600
47% May
30%
J«o
27'4
Jun
43 y2
Jan
50
D-c
48
Jan
55
Sep
1.100
10
473
59
•
Jan
Jan
13%
105
.*0*
Aug
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, December 16, 1963
...
(2350)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended Dec. 13)
Range
B
Class
———
Oil
(Un)
Pacific Co
Inc
8%
Nov
9%
34%
Jan
58 %
Jan
75
54%
500
51 %
Jan
57
28%
Feb
13
Jan
Jan
32 % May
Reading
54
34%
Carbide
Union
34,300'
27 %
25%
600
37%
Jun
Potomac
20 %
Dec
Public
60%
59%
60%
2,000
57%
Nov
69
Apr
60%
61
2,000
47
Jan
65%
Aug
Scott
73
72 '/a
73 %
Sep
Smith
58%
,9.900
73 %
;
Jan
Kline
43%
Dec
South Jersey
5%
Nov
9%
Sep
Sun
31%
3,200
25 %
Jan
39%
Oct
Texas
43%
4,000
38%
Oct
43 Va
Apr
Thompson
74 %
Aug
United
Corp
Family
20%
Oct
United
Gas
21
Dec
Universal
Jan
79 %
Nov
Warner
Jan
118%
Dec
Washington
Dec
66%
67
4,600
59 %
20%
1,000
16%
Jan
20
21
3,500
Corp
13% Mar
78 %
78%
10
115% 118%
—
,118%
.
—
2,100
:
Jan
20 %
67
71%
101
■
42
41%
41%
2,000
33%
4
85%
85 %
85 %
298
73%
Jan
52'A
51%
53 Va
5,200
43%
Jan
57%
Match Corp
Universal Oil Products
13%
13%
14%
1,400
13
Nov
20%
31%
30%
32
1,200
28%
Apr
42%
48%
50%
700
3%
4%
11,900
—1
1
1%
1
__
39%
34
-6.25
*
mil
Publishing Co
40%
34'
8,600
50
59
17% xl7%
5
78%
100
81
89%
,
3 74
100
3%
34%
3,645
29%
1174
15,367
5%
20%
20%
.'73%'
75%
595
11 Va
414
.10
20%
com—*
7374'
11%
10%
36%
36%
common
Gas
B
Oil
5%
*
Lab
4,446
—■>
Marion
Co
Apr'
805
59'4
182
33 %
43%
20
20%
1,170
Jan
69 Va
Sep
Aug
41%
Jan
Jun
16%'Jan
,20%
51
53%
342
47 Yt
Sep
5%
38%
.
Jan
1,014
Nov
58%
■
Sep
20%
Nov
Dec
60
May
9
~
May
8%
210
6%
330
6
Nov
25%
810
21%
Jan
8%
60
8%
Dec
28%
29%
630
25% Mar
31 Va July
36
30%
815
33% Mar
40% May
8'4
8'%
6%
25
8%
—
10
.
Light
Gas
4%
35%
—
Corp
14 Vb
3074 Mar
53 '4
Li
.--1
——4.50
—
Life Ins
Improvement
Apr
79% Aug
Apr
34%
5
1
Ramo-Wooldridge
24%
7%
50%
64%
Transmission—_—3.50
Eastern
Dec
July
68% Jan
1,826
64%
63
Jan
Aug
11%
3574
-*
Co—
7 Vb
36 %
20
100
5%
38
Oct
JanJan
51
—2.50
Gas Co
.
1
.4
:
common—,—*
36
8
Jan
8
Sep
27%
Sep
9V4
Aug
-
Jan
Sep
■i
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
Oct
7%
43%
Dec
3%
31%
Jan
41%
50
Dec
81
Oct
Below
the daily
are
Jan
17%
18%
Oct
51% Mar
84 Va
Oct
..
.
Total
10
I
trials
Second
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili-:
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
93.96
83.02
90.17
83.00
90.22
other Exchanges.
12—I——HI
Averages
Utilities,
265.00
137.45
265.58
94.00
177.10
137.59
266.04
93.98
757.43
177.65
137.69
266.32
94.07
compiled daily by
stocks, 14.23.
are
5.20;
137.04
174.77
757.21
Dec.
173.66
759.25
10l!—I_I
173.43
759.08
Dec.
Dec.
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
265.07
136.80
760.25
Dec.
This list does not include
ties
roads
'/•
.
/
following
the
using
Total
First
Utili¬
Rail-
Indus¬
10
10
15
20
•
'
1,100
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
94.00
t
—
40
Bonds
J88.82
88.14
88.82
1:8.08
83.07
divisors:
90.15
88.11
88.83
82.86
89.97
88.02
88.71
82.83
,
90.03
88.02
88.74
Industrials,
Rails,
2.876;
5.04;
65
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
-
10
30/
Dec.
STOCKS
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
Sep
Jan
9
13%
Date
Friday
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
Apr/
—
Price Range on Stocks
374
11%
Oct1
Sep
50%
Jan
33
1.200
16%
i
American Machine
Zenith Radio Corp
16%
Jan
32
1,500
32%
50
40%
2
Bancorporation (Un)
Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
8 Vb Mar
33%
Jan
Inc
Westinghouse
Nov
2
Jun
Upjohn Co (Un)
Western
Oct
10%
'974
Dec
Oct
-2.50
10
Universal
58'%
25%
Jun
,_16%
Gypsum
(Un)
Nov
170
3%
&
French
&
8%
59,300
42 %
1
51
974
—*
31%
25
52
—50
class
Finance
8
8
47 'A
34
11'%
Paper
7%
500
Jan
—*
-
6%
1%
1
Feb
35%
"
„
Power
Co
8
1
12'A
1
common-.—*
10
Co
Co
High
10,887
52
25c
—
Electric
Service
Ritter
60%
7
Electric
Low
25%
45'%
'
25
Pacific RR (Un)
Yates
1C0
20%
Inc
Philadelphia Electric
Transportation
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
24%
25
100
RR
Phila
*
United
Union
World
34%
18%
20%
Sep
Sep
r
-6.25
Eastern
Webcor
Photo
35% Mar
1,000
26%
Company
States
Perfect
Sep
1,400
Shares
45 V*
50
—5
Inc
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L I
68%
new
Steel Corp
49%
Eastern
&
44
Transmission
Texas Gulf Sulphyu* (Un)
208 So La Salle SI Corp
S
Peoria
66 %
-12 %
United
Sep
47 Va Sep
42%
-3.50
U
Pennsylvania RR—_
Peoples Drug Stores
43%
Texaco Inc
Texas
Sep
Sep
68%
—--
—
Corp
&
800
•
common—'—
Studebaker Corp (Un)
—.
Sunray D X L Oil
Swift
8%
5
of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Storkline
8 %
-50c
Oil
Standard
8 V«
(Un)____—
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel
9 %
5
——■
(Un)
Co
Southern
Southern
Dec
for Week
Low
Par
15
Corp
Mobil Oil
Socony
7%
1
Shell Oil Co
Sinclair
101%
7%
6,000
1,400
Jan
1
99%
8%
74%
7%
1
Pen Co class A_
(W A)
Sheaffer
98'/a
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Week's
of Prices
Last
\,
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
98%
3
Roebuck & Co
Sears
Shares
Low
Par
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Friday
#
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
'
Low
Par
AVC
partic
Corporation
(Ct
Brewer
New
common
ctfs
2.75
*
i
*
w
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buttes
Enterprises
California
Castle
2.00
4%
1.7CO
18%
5.50
Goebel
Good
Co
class
32 %
2,000
26%
700
7'4
47
47
47%
1,500
20c
23c
13,700
&
Thurs.
Dec.
Fri.
Dec. 13——
Dec
Mar
Dec
17
+
1.10
1,900
45c
Jan
38,700
38c
Nov
300
4%
4%
3,500
2.50
2.80
1,500
2.50
62
65
150
54 Va
Apr
27c
26c
28c
42,000
26c
Dec
._10
20'A
19 %
20'A
1,100
16 %
Jan
20'A
Dec
25c
1.55
1.55
1.65
8.000
1.30
Jun
2.10
July
1
1_
;
2.85
2.10
3
50.200
1.70
Nov
3%
Jan
1.30
1.50
5,000
Ltd
Oil
North
American
Co
1
common
Invest
common-
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop—
Oil
Reserve
&
Southern
Cal
series
A
Gas
:
Sugar
•
—5
Preferred
Williston
—
-10 /
Oil
30
Exploration
—
Aug
2.85
Jan
2.05
Sep
31%
24
24%
800
6%
23.500
34
Oct
23
5
.
7%
.7%
7Vb
1.15
.
10c
1.25
53A
for
Dec
the
for
the
ended
week
current
Dec.
i
—
Oct
29
Jan
3
300
of
the composite
for
1963,
6,
and
year.
Durable
1.1
150.7
130.6
139.3
1.1
141.9
121.1
137.8
137.8
0.0
141.4
116.2
143.8
140.8
1.1
144.3
125.8
:
Goods
Non-Durable
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
*New
149.1
140.8
Manufacturing
133.7s'
191.9s'
Service
and
:
_
132.7
133.7
106.4
190.3
0.8
191.9
170.3
177.0
136.4*
176.0
0.6
180.9
153.8
132.3
3.1
136.4
104.2
0.8
High.
33% May
7'A May
7V4 Feb
Mar
Jan
98c
31'
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Feb
23% July
3
May
Aug
100
8'A
8
5% Mar
50c
1.55
May
/ ■/
Oct
'Oct
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Oct
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Stocks
Sale Price
Markets
Inc
Alan
Steel
Wood
5%
68'4
2.50
62'4
61%
___10
common
17%
66%
Dec
80 '4
125
55%
Sep
68 >4
18%
307
12%
77 %
20
-'69%
Apr
77 '4
Dec
141%
11,834
114%
_•
26%
26%
26%
1,129
24%
Jan
48 %
47%
49%
1,140
41%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13
12%
Budd Company
Campbell Soup Co
Central Charge Service
Chrysler Corp
5
1.80
110',2
Atlas
Credit
Curtis
D
C
Corp
Publishing
Transit
Delaware
12 Va
Co—
class A
Light
Co
of
A
oiass
Fischer
America
Ford
Motor
at
Pulp
2nd
Madison
Pennsalt
Co
Pennsylvania
4.289,750
7,663,000
168,000
21,881,370
$43,802,000
Total
8,293,101
7,811,000
„—
7,831,000
$1,371,900
$45,173,900
—
12
Bonds—
14%
U.
tj.
government--
-
Oct
Railroad
Aug
10
100
Industrial
105.137,600
22,384,000
1,253,984,460
89,699,600
1,313,643,400
$25,141,000 $1,359,442,060
$1,403,358,000
Sep
Apr
$15,000
$2,757,000
43,802,000
L.
Bank
Jun
Dec
and
$320,000
$1,371,900
International
Foreign
16
1962
923,479,255.
1,093,578.561
18,384,700
Dec. 13
'
1963
1962
1963
21,881,370
Stocks—Number of Shares
Oct
111
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended Dec. 13
Oct
27
91%
1.897
8%
2,713
8
51'%
8%
;
Total
45,173,900
Dec
5% Aug
10% Mar
11 Vb
Jun
46'/4
Jan
56'A
Aug
30
Apr
34'%
Aug
503
35 V4
Dec
40%
Oct
102
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
31%
31%
31%
1,312
36%
35%
37
24
23%
24
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Gov't
Domestic
Shares)
Bond
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Foreign ,
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
(No. of
/
24
Oct
25%
Jan
24
24
10
21%
Oct
27
Nov
Mon.
9
1,313,855
$270,000
$10,000
$280,000
20%
20 %
21
1.427
19%
Nov
25%
Feb
Tues.
Dec. 10
1,185,865
273,000
1,000
274,000
50%
49 3
50%
4,206
41%
Feb
59
Sep
Wed.
Dec. 11
1,224,210
217,000
2,000
219,600
1,328,475
167,000
1,208.315
188,000
1,000
189,000
$1,115,000
$14,000
24
4
112
Dec.
12——I.
10
10
10%
435
8%
Jan
11%
Sep
Thurs.
Dec.
17'4
18
109
17'4
Dec
22'%
Apr
Fri.
Dec. 13
1.66%
77%
77 %
79%
5,405
57%
Jan
91%
8%
8%
9%
250
8%
Dec
14%
Feb
24.50
24 %
24%
24%
30
24'4
Sep
29
Jan
23%
23 %
55
22'4
Oct
23'%
Dec
20%
22 %
10,463
29
Feb
20%
21 Va
20
21%
167,0C0
Oct
_1
A—
2
;
.
class
24
1714
—
B
preferred—
25
10c
Inc
1
Corp
;
Inc—
Gas
roTTitnon
389,000
Dec. 13
Total
1;
—.
6,260,720
~
$1,129,000
Paper-
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
251,100
7,422,000
common—1
..
Corp
Resistance
Fund
14'% Jan
Jan
40
1
Corp
Martin-Marietta
&
11% Aug
%
Apr
128
_5 •?:
preferred-
series
315,800
8,042,000
4,216,520
_2.50
inc
&
Dec
12'A
11%
I
Dec
9%
92 %
9%
7%
-
9,508,000
4,399,720
Dec. 12——
Feb
Nov
507
51%
Bait—
Dairies..
International
Merck
450
Z
28 Vb
405
6%
—
Co__
Motors
5.12%
13%
11%
Co
Acceptance
Fo<vu
Si.41
13
111
87%
8%
50%
4,549,120
Dec. 11—-.
1
Porter
Con*
894
50%
Stores.
Hudson
110
87%
*
Sales
9,823.800
Dec. 10
Oct
50%
Nov
8
1,200
10'4
9%
1
non-voting.—
&
General
12%
13%
6.75
Battery
Fair
General
-
20c
com
5
Food
Foremost
9%
9%
25c
&
Corp
Finance
8
8%
1
System
Power
Duquesne Light
Electric
Storage
Eltra
139% 141%
10
Bond
$11,415,000
„r_
Dec
22'4
Feb
4.33
1
10c
Corp
Atlantic City Electric
Atlantic Research Corp
$248,000
Oct
,
Jan
Arundel
$11,167,000
Jan
62%
17%
139%
1.364
77%
100
33%
Tel
&
Tel
!
Bonds
Wed.
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Low
High
Shares
66%
Govt.
Bonds
Tues.
Fri.
High
67%
preferred
American
Low
1
Multigraph
Addressograph
for Week
of Prices
Par
Acme
Sales
Range
Bank
Bonds
Thurs.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Last
Foreign
Bonds
4,426,260
9—.
Dec.
Railroad
and M'iscel.
Shares
Mon.
STOCKS
Low
High
Change
150.7*
Composite
3.00 May
Dec
63c
2,700
Week's
major
-1963-
Percent
Nov. 29,'63
1957-59—100
No. of
Friday
common
by
preceding week and with highs and lows
Dec. 6,'63
Jan
Jan
2.10
3,500
5%
-
Jan
22'/a
900
70c
11%
Jun
6,500
7
Aug
6.00 Mar
Dec
1.000
6'A
63C
'
—
——
(Un)__1
common
(Un)
Basin
30
industry groups compared with the
Jan
75c
8,200
5%
6%
-8%
Co
Petroleum
500
2.20
Apr
1.55
23.500
32%
Aug
1.65 Mar
,
— -
SEC Index of Stock Prices
prices-based on the closing prices
stocks
17%
1,000
1.15
145.60
—
stock
Jun
32 %
"
.
.
Equipment
1.65
6%
30
—1
_
Warrants
Westates
200
20%
2.10
'
;
/'.
Nov
32 VB
_50c
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred
7%
1.00
pfd.-25
Co
Co
&
15.200
1.55
1.60
■
Oil
8%
of
39c
Apr
20 %
1
Co
2.25
index
69
I Jan
25
100
300
SEC
Oct
3%
1.05 July
29
The
5%
'
Dec
2.30
Jan
2.70 Aug
3% May
8%
8'A
95c
Jun
2.30
50c
Inc.-
1.50
28%
25c
Co
Gas
29
1
_
Oil
Properties
1
.—33%c
Western
Ranch
—
Co
Gas
Low
Jan
53c
10c
Co
High
143.21
1963
Aug
2.50
(Un)
Co Inc
Petroleum
143.77
12_,_
27
Range for
May
Jan
7%
35c
62c
Mar 14
Jun
120.15
—
143.40
49c
51c
10
Norris
Victor
Dec. 11——
1.50
common
Oil Co
Corp
Union
Wed.
144.31
100.23
High
Low
143.01
40c
42c
1
Co
Frank
&
Trico
.
Dec. 10——
Feb
30c
6.500
142.81
9
Dec.
Tues.
1.50
51c
10c
(Un)
M
Merchants
Rhodes
34% Mar
15c
Mon.-
Jan
Apr
Range for 1962
Closing
Date
Jan
4%
Calif
of
Co
Co
Salt
Nordon
4,800
.
Jan
47 %
Dec
...
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
37% May
9% Oct
Jan
8
32c
Leslie
Royal
32
15 %
Industries
Rice
22
30c
Lasco
Meier
Nov
20c
Oil
J M
18%
18%
13 %
A
6
1.00
200
32c
Ltd
Oct
2.35
3%: Nov
7%
,_10
25c
,
(35 Stocks)
Nov
38
Dec
15 %
Oil
Jade
M
32 %
*
Oct
28c
1
Humor
Hoily
18%
Dec
35
1.75 Mar
10,500
32 c
"•
'
3,400
4
30c
Inc
Co
Feb
1.90
Exploration Co of California-1
Brewing Co
1
Oil
Dec
~4
Emporium Capwell
Corp Ltd
General
32
28
32 c
Eureka
Exeter
700
2,900
*
Co
Homes
Jan
1
Cooke
&
Eichler
1
Inc
10
Ink
35%
/
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
High
2.90
78 %
Dec
37
Co
Oil
&
Gas
Cabol
32%
35
63
Ltd
Industries
Buckner
32
35%
600
2.50
25,800
66
32'%
5
2.90
63
i
w
Ltd
Co
&
Low
High
w
Ii
HIl6%c
Corp
&
3
Water—
i
Power
•
20%
,
21%
21%
106
42%
&
Light!—~™~*
For footnotes,
see page
43.
32
V* Apr
19%
Jun
24
Jan
1963
Jan
77%
Jan
109%
Oct
Domestic
42%
309
30%
Jan
"47%
Sep
Foreign
41%
50
50
20%
31%
32 %
17% July
19
32%
Jan
52%
Sep
200
25%
Dec
28%
Dec
$1,115,000
19.000
294,292,746
$70,405,000
$1,022,000
14,000
298.422.922
5.981,985
_
Government—
~
$71,593,090
3,016,000
1,952,000
1,282.000
■<-
Dec
36% May-
13
1962
1963
.1962
6,260,720
Bonds—
22%
269
4.682-
;
476,000
Stocks—Number of Shares-
105% 106%
25%
50
«
614
20
Jan. 1 to Dec.
Week Ended Dec. 13
3,040
31%
Foreign
Corporate-
Total
-
$;.129,000
$1,041,00(1
$73,897,000
i
$74,827,000
Number 6325
198
Volume
.
.
.
(2351)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(Range for Week Ended Dec.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock Exchange
I
Prices
Are
Shown
in
Expressed
Canadian
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi
Power
Paper
Aluminium
/
4% %
new
4%7c
Canada
Nov
13
Dec
Jan
59 Va
Oct
2,500
27 %
27%
7,019
22
Jan
30
41%
1.875
39
Sep
41%
Dec
a21%
a22
46%
46%
-
30
22
Jan
370
V
23% May
45
Aug
4
50% Aug
'
52%
52%.
53 %
44
56
May
Jan
.'
Oct
Oct
42
75
53
52
50
44
50% Aug
100
53%
_
preferred
45% May
class
$2.70
class
Class
C
preferred—
B pfd
preferred-——
Asbestos
Atlantic
Sugar
common
50%
9%
9%
450
20%
21
4.870
*
,
52 %•
a51%a51%
__
17%
53% May
$2.00
Jan
9% May
Loblaw
Co
Nov
Class
Jan
16 Va July
19% May
25 Va
,Loeb
19
May
135
16
100
16
5%
28%
6
6
2.000
Sep
6%
Oct
19%
19%
100
19
Nov
19 %
Dec
*
23
23
100
17 %
Apr
23 %
Sep
69 %
71
8.715
73%
Feb
34%
35%
662
28%
Jan
38%
Sep
al06
al06
5
106 %
Oct
106%
23 %
24%
3.091
22
Aug
28
Jun
145
47
Nov
55 %
Jun
1.405
78%
Feb
87
100
9%
Oct
11%
8%
Dec
13%
24%
47 %
•
class
9%
8%
9%
1.217'
17%
18%
1.410
14%
12%
12%
2,090
12%
37%
37%
6%
7 Va
3.100
7
7 %
2.305
23
22%
23 %
485
22 %
22 %
22%
400
19%
24%
24%
400
24%
25%
9.420
8%
12%
—x—*
A
*
Ltd—
81
July
9%
*
--38
com—
47%,
80
80 Va
—•
Corp
61
70%
34%
pfd
5%%
25
25%
25%
200
Jan
Bank of Montreal
10
64
64
65 %
3.363
61
July
70
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
70%
70
70%
1,836
67
July
76%
10
79%
79
80
1.301
70 V2
»
54
53%
54 Va
3.004
45% July
54%
15
15
150
15
Dec
20%
13c
10c
40c
41.769
10c
Dec
1.00
51
51
52
335
51
Jan
Nov
'
55»/2
National
Banque Canadian
Banque Provincial (Canada)—.
Power & Paper common
Bathurst
_*
Rights
Class
Bell
A
_*
_
Telephone
Bowater
5%
5 % %
Bowater
Paper
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
5%%
British
Oil
American
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
Brockville
B
Building
Ltd
Etd
class
6%
pfd
Power
Canada
Cement
Canada
Iron
Canada
Foundries
Safeway
Wire
Canadian
$2.20
Cable
B
Chemical
6 Va
22
50
Jun
2.50
3.770
2.25
25
53%
53
Feb
35%
Jun
Sep
43
Jan
Nov
9
May
■7
Nov
9%
Apr
16
Mar
37
50
6%
231/4
Dec
Jan
23
Jan
20
Jan
18%
Jan
24% May
26Va Apr
Trust
Canadian
Imperial Bk
Canadian
Industries
25 Va
Nov
25%
57%
280
52
Jan
57 Va May
Newfoundland
800
6%
Sep
9%
Feb
Noranda
230
17 Va
Jan
25 Va
Nov
Norfthwest
5.700
3%
Jan
8%
Oct
Nova
7
25
21%
Feb
21
15.190
20
Nov
24% May
35
35
37%
1.741
29
75
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
28
23%
96%
57
57 Va
2,335
12%
12%
200
a96%
a
Dec
24% May
20 %
4.675
J 10
57 %
9%
9%
Jan
25
49%
54
53%
a9
a9
5.75
58 Va
Dec
13% July
Oct
14
Apr
11%
:_•*
3.25
3.25
3.55
20
16
16%
Power
&
Bros
4%
Co
(19631
$1.00
11 % May
Quebec
preferred
Quebec Telephone
May
(B
Coghlin
Columbia
Sep
55 % May
8Vb
Aug
10% May
6.10
3.00
4.15 July
Sep
Jun
19
Dec
16
Nov
1961
Reed
Rio
common
—
Ltd
Canada
Reitman's
Rockwell
18%
83
Rolland Paper
Rothmans
Co
com—•
15'%
16
2,542
12 %
Jan
16 Va
47
47%
1.131
42
Jan
Consolidated
5
5
60% July
3.65
Oct
% May
Sep
Credit
Foncier
Cork
Crown
1,455
10%
Aug
13%
Nov
300
17%
Dec
17%
Nov
Shell
Investments
Jan
Shell
Canada
12%
17%
17%
al9
35
12%
a 7%
a8
7.05
7
5.425
Crush
Apr
Jan
Shop
10%
Oct
13%
Nov
Sicard
21%
Oct
22
Jan
245
35%
Jan
38%
Jun
Simpsons
Sogemines
6
*
6
39 V2
9
8.740
4.25
500
30%
38%
8 Va
4.95
1.235
8%
29%
30%
10%
8
-
39%
22%
'•
39%
•4,304
'
Oct
Jan
Jan
Dec
Inc
Mines
Distillers
Ltd
Seagrams
Dominion
Dominion
:
Apr
Southam
Co
Nov
Standard
Structural
Dec
Steel
of
40%
Dec
Steinbergs
Co
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
Glass
Lime
Ltd
Dominion
Steel
&
Toronto-Dominion
80
27 %
28
2,150
10%
10%
37
25%
27%
24%
4,635
8%
Feb
10% May
38
2,826
33%
Aug
41% May
1.4,
a85%a85%
4
85
Jan
91% Aug
8%
3,302
107
109
110
42
42%
755
a20% a20%
8%
8%
5,000
12 Va
12 Va
100
12%
13
41%
42 %
37%
__
8
13
41'
Jan
8% May
64
Jan
115% May
42
Dec
49% May
20%
Dec
22 Vz
6%
Jan
8%
12%
2,700
Sep
12 % July
15
May
2,067
41%
47
Oct
4.85
50
9
80
July
10%
11 Va
18,739
8%
8%
16 Va
Dec
Trans
Pipeline...—...
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
47%
Nov
900
12
18%
1,470
16
14
14%
550
Jun
5
14%
Nov
23% May
Jan
Va
19
May
Jan
28
Oct
12%
3
13
Mar
13%
Apr
63 Va
65 %
2.045
61
Jan
68 Va
Oct
18
*
17%
18%
14,545
17
July
20
Feb
15~a
16%
•
'
5%
100
5%
Nov
7%
1,025
10%
Jan
17%
Oct
16%
6.105
17
16%
13%
Feb.
16%
11%
Nov
Feb
9%
Nov
29%
Jan
16%
Fleb
36%
Feb
22%
9,603
18%
Feb
1,995
19 %
Feb
•
55 %
54%
63 V4
11V4
23%
55%
Mar
Sep
Oct
Dec
25
Dec
1,605
43
2,595
59%
Feb
66 Va May
10%
Oct
15%
9%
11%
Jan
Jan
Feb
10
16,445
%
27,041
21 %
Jan
35%
Oct
14%
1,370
13%
Nov
15%
Oct
9%
33
31%
14%
14
1.55
1.55
1.55
1,000
all%
,
12%
Jan
3,175
,
*
common.—
9%
50
55 %
11
Oct
Nov
Aug
24 V4
all%
al2
1.45
1.84
Nov
Jan
11% Mar
1.600
14%
Jan
lO Va
125
12%
al2
Ltd
38 Va
i3%
29
90
*
Feb
13
Nov
Apr
14% May
60% Jun
Nov
20
16%
16%
11,671
16%
a?l
a21
15
20%
Nov
23%
2434
7:680
16%
Jan
24%
Webb
24
1,970
21%
Jan
40%
1,440
83
83
25
80
Jan
85
10%
11
3,175
9
Jan
11%
al2
.25
11%
58%
62
8.650
55 Va
Aug
55c
55c
700
30c
Jun
2.05
15%
16
5,200
13
Mar
17%
18%
18%
175
17
Apr
19%
Pacific
Western
Oct
15
15%
2,300
14%
Dec
20%
Apr
a7.95
Nov
31% May
16
Co
Trans
Wtestcoast
Prod
Oil--5
*
Crude
&
class A_
warrants.^——
(Geo)
Weston
Class
A
B
Class
Limited
Zellers
4%%
common.—
—3 %
May
Oct
a8.20
149
16 % a
16%
120
15%
Nov
38%
160
33
Jan
May
40% May
49%
25
48
Feb
50% May
.49%
——50
preferred
7
Feb
38
a
■—*
— *
——
25 Va May
39%
Knapp
&
&
Dec
'23%
12^4
61 %
Canada
23
Apr
23 '/a
Ltd——1
Worts—
•
(Canada)
Ltd——_1
of
Co
12%
Ltd /___—
Gooderham
Walker
Oct
24~a
•
.*
Oil
Union
Viau
Apr
15%
Id %
23Vfc
.
a
5%
1
com
18%
64
al2%
Feb
6
22%
62%
Oct
%
7 Va
23%
Oils,
Elevator
1-33
Feb
Jun
Jun
Feb
20% May
241/4
1
*
..*
Corp Fund
Canada
Triad
127b
28%
Jan
1
—*
A—
Canada
55 Va
Jun
Dec
22%
10
Feb
Nov
5Vb
29%
—
Apr
Mar
11%
125
1,943
all% all%
:
Trans
Dec
29 V2
23
103
Jun
9%
3,875
30
Feb
Nov
4.25 July
100
al5"
al5
19%
Aug
—*
Trans
Jan
i
37
35%
36%
*
Dec
9.85
a
11%
—10
Nov
_*
al32
Oct
0%
Aug
21%
100
Nov
81% May
Feb
131%
25'%
*
85
200
'
14
25
16
a
3
Jan
10
Jun
July
71
al32
Bank
class
Finance
Traders
Nov
6%
4,175
4,438
13%
28%
Jan
9r'a
73 %
125%
Jan
12
9
72%
Dec"
7%
565
8%
8%
9%
72%
595
Oct
200
May
1,405
July
28
31
17
22
4.091
Aug
25%
75
10
Jan
July
16 Va
70
200
Jan
38%
120
25'%
135'
16 Va
23%
Apr
Nov
115
2,120
381
110
14%
:
Ltd
575
119
5
890
16
Jun
'
pfd-—20
—*
7% pfd—100
Texaco Canada Ltd—
50%
preferred
Bros
Oct
6,394
2.540
Oct
Oct
Jan
14
Dominion Textile common—
Donohue
18%
12
28
11 Va
85
•
Chemical
Sz
15
Sep
22% Aug
15 % May
19%
—
H'/s
17%
,
Tar
Jan
Nov
July
5
A
10%
49%
common
Dominion
14
11
10%
78
25
Ltd.
Redeemable
qlass
13%
14%
Coal
Stores
12
1,007
*
26%
28
Dominion
9,780
21
Steel——,—
Jan
18%
common.
Dominion
14%
27
-V_
_—
ano;
50%
Steel—
&
14%
20%
10
80
common
Foundries
14%
20%
20
26%
:—
Dairies'
Dominion
84%
27% Mar
400
Canada
Nov
'
Dominion
Sep
Dec
Jan
—1|!
6%
9%
4%
9.85
::
39%
Feb
80
20%
.*
s%
*
pfd.
Aug
31%
5.403
19%
—.—
10 Va
9.85
;
Nov
12%
16
preferred—
6%
100
—2
2.50
—
Bridge
Coal 6%
10%
160
*
*
common.
650
1
—
Petroleum
Dome
Can
2,060
63'»
,
_*
—
Nov
Nov
6%
10
1.534
11 %
—
30%
Turnbull
Denison
of
11
1
r
77%
—
Nov
al03
2
A
11
215 a a21%
*
Co__
Jan
24
5%%
"A".—
8%
%
10%
•
Franco-Canadian
Ltd
7%
,
al03
,
Ltd
Ltd
Save
&
400
*
Jun
——*
common
Williams
Sherwin
8%
9.25
12.058
*
International
Oct
6.85 July
13
—
Oct
57
80%
19:%
A—
Industries
Shawinigan
37%
*
class
22
July
Foods
Salada
21%
—
Seal
&
NOV
18
150
6.90
'
12
•
105
80
11%
common
preferred
5%■
Dec
12 VB
6.90
Corp
37%
!
Jan
Feb
Jail
23
10
——
class
Cement
Lawrence
21%
common.J
Zellerbacli
Crown
' 39%
14%
88
:——_100
Lawrence
St
Nov
12%
b.7%
Mar
4.95
3.50
1.650
13.640
'
Credit
'38
38%
10
v.
—
—
37%
3.85
37Va
*
Ltd—
—
1.675
5
*
—__——
class A—
2*%' Jan
3.65
36 %
al8%
6
Nov
25
Textile
Glass
50
11
a6
—*
common
Royal Bank of Canada
—35
common
_
Consumers
4%
300
36%
•
,
Coronation
a6%
Jun
45%
48 Va May
Mining <%; Smelting
Paper
Corp
Ltd
Consolidated
Va
•
Standard
69 Va May
Feb
*
Co
800
;**•
*
Mines
Algom
Jan
*
J)
10
1
—„100
•
15
r_—__£
preferred
Paper Group-
13%
:
Cellulose
Consolidated
10
10
•
Naturai Gas common
80%
Ltd^
Ltd
160
4.695
..100
—
6%
*
preferred
99
Oct
11%
1.200
13
50%
119
common——_
—
55
50
preferred.
$1.75
Dec
May
31%
12%
—1
Ltd
preferred
650
Cloth
Chemcell
35
31
Sep
100
Corp of Canada—
Price
1,51'7
63 Vn
_*
Oils
Dec
Sep
28
•
Development
Placer
6,075
Vickers
Rio
31
27
150
—*
:
preferred
6%
18%
Refractories
Wire
85
935
i
common—
1
common
82%
1
May
35
98
•
•
common
Page-Hersey Tubes
63%
Co.
11
28%
80 Va
common—
Petroleum
Pacific
18
18%
,
,
Sep
29 %
• '
Power.
Products
82%
63 %
*
Oct
8%
27
31
48%
•
r_
Mills
Sep
2.80 Mar
666
Canadian
Del
Jan
12%
preferred
&
Jun
51%
3.050
16
Canadian
Central
9%
Oct
110
Mar
105
Oct
9%
115
Ltd
Light
Steel
Fenmans
Apr
50
3,500
54
Oct
Aug
12%
50
5.50
Nov
48
135
5.60
Railway—25
Petrofina
preferred
10
Capital
4.495
12
11
A—
Utilities
Flour
Ontario
May
98 %
Mar
94
18,105
49%
•
Apr
May
30
23
400
23%
39%
Jan
26% July
68
23
23
Pacific
Canadian
Feb
& Power-_—^
Light
Mines
Scotia
Ogilvie
28
23
•
__
Locomotive
7%
16%
Feb
20%
25%;.
class
St
Canadian
75
49%
*
24
8
Power
•
B
9%
8
3,925
_
International
Preferred
Class
%
6%
11
;
755
50
Sep
Aug
21
Commerce_10
of
106
a8%
12%
12
*
Jan
Jan
Feb
10%
common—
J,
May
5
:
(Robert)
30%
12%
19 %
"20%
10%
,,
Mar
23.
Jan
35
Morse
4,015
•
~
26
Sep
12%
27 %
•
9.462
12
j.
Apr
20%
14.255
105
•
A
Locomotive
4,460
100
common
class
Corp
25
50
Ltd
Moore
31
warrants
25
2.633
16%
a8%
__
—in
/.——.*
St
(J
Breweries
Molson
23%
9%
26
21%
29 %
Mitchell
Montreal
27%
Apr
Sep
Dec
16%
16%
*
pfd
Apr
26
•
100
partic
6%
May
,
21%
*
common
Montreal
24 Va
57
49%
Stores
Ltd
25
—10
May
23%
9%
•
Ltd •
Tel
&
May
60
23
13 V8
Ltd
Co
Tel
Co
Miron
River
Corp Ltd priority
4.65 Mar
Oct
59
13 Va
Aluminum..
Bloedel & Powell
Sep
13%
common.
Preferred
Canadian
Jail
Ltd.:"B"___*
Co
Foundation
Preferred
5
6%
•
preferred
British
Canadian
z
764
57
50
Canadian
Canadian
6%
27 %
—12.50
Electronics
Breweries
class
Nov
May
24%
pfd—_100
preferred
$2.65
53 Va
.10
i~
Aviation
Canadian
53
Jun
2.35
27%
*
common
—
&
Jan
50
23 %
•
Ltd
Co
4.40%
Ltd
preferred
Canada
50
30
_20
Sugar
Canada SteamshiD common
5%
502
•
^
common——
Dominion
&
12.509
*
common
preferred
$1.30
Canada
Metropolitan
53
59
*
Products
Calgary
Jun
51%
2.35
_•
.
Dec
Massey-Ferguson
common
5% %
preferred
-I.
54%
a50% a50%
•
25
10
A
Maritime
6%
*
„___
Mailman
Oct
53
•
Telephone—
Oct
Jun
51%
:*
Products
MacMillaii
57% May
July
51
2.50
B
Jan
53%
*
4
—
Forest
Chemical
Mills
Class
...
Power
Columbia
British
pfd
Light & Power
Bank Note Co
;
American
53%
£
50
x.
^
Bowaters
British
Bruck
25
50
50
-
preferred-:
preferred
Class
May
80%
Feb
Power'& Paper Co cl A—2.50
Maclaren
Oct
18%
Jan
*
Selburn
Bailey
Jan
1
common
—7V»
(M)
May
Dec
48%
preferred
Ltd
49
16
Ltd
Co
Financial
Laurentide
Jan
48
B
29%
23%
360
17%
17%
Jan
7%
20 Va
10
9%
52 %
Aug
——10
(John)
Ltd
High
21%
———50
$2.00 preferred
—25
Intel-provincial Pipe Lines—
:—5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd_L——10
Jamaica Public Service Ltd com_.
*
53 Va May
50%
20%
Corp
Low
6,420
24
47'%
of Canada
*
Paper common.——7.60
$4.00
preferred
*
Internat'l Utilities Corp common—2.50
Feb
75
50
50
*
•
A
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
23%
23%
Nickel
International
International
Labatt
Ltd-^—,
$2.60
Shares
20
Gas
5%
preferred
International Bronze
Jun
41%
pfd—25
50
Co-^50
50
50
preferred
Corp
Argus
12%
43Va
4%
$2.65
■4%%
16.156
58%
27%
preferred
S2.90
12%
57%
„.
Canadian Telephone
preferred
Anglo
Inland
12%
58 V4
common
of
Co
High
Low
High
12%
41%
,
Ltd
preferred
Aluminum
Low
*
com
Cement
Natural
Inland
•
common
preferred
preferred
$2.25
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Corp
Acceptance
Indus
*
&
Algoma Steel
for Week
Low
Par
Shares
Sales
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Last
:
Sales
Last
STOCKS
STOCKS
Dollars
Friday
39
Canadian Stock Exchange
"
Dii
Pont
7% %
of
Canada
•
com
Dupuis
Freres
39%
.—50
preferred
class
A
11
•
...
35% Aug
44 Va Mar
Prices
May
Arc
Shown
•'V-/'
Oct
Electrolux
Enamel
Corp
&
——
Heating
Falconbridge Nickoi Mines
Famous
Players
Canadian
Fleetwood
Ford
French
yC
&
General
Corp
*
Ltd..
(Chas
Dynamics
Steel
:
El—i
365
63 %
Dec
Oct
50 Va
Oct
66
17 %
Jan
21% May
Feb
Jun
Sales
Range
for Week
of Trices
Shares
20%
200
19
Sep
25
53%
500
46%
Jan
58%
Jun
28%
643
25 %
Jan
32
Jun
3 20
2.650
17%
125
a26% a26%
&
Canada
preferred
V2
?
3.15
10
l
17%
a26%
84%,
*
_L
12%
17 %
a
Dec
Va Sep
150
25
84%
84 %
a
2.80 July
100
64%
12 %
50
Jan
8 % Mar
3.75
Feb
21
Jan
30%
Feb
92%
Nov
•
-
Aracon
A
Class
100
10
Jan
12 Va
Dec
47%
100
47
July
48%
Nov
23
2,625
16
Jan
12 %
47%
22%
12%
22%
24
Oct
Talc
Andy
Hawkey
Co
Siddeley
Preferred
Oil
PIn
class
Mines
5
100
x
Smith
Bay
Hudson's
Bay
Oil
Imperial
Imperial
of
Dec
6V4
6%
96
96
30
90
Apr
26%
27
1,670
21
Jan
18%
6%
18%
12%
13
13%
13%
2.35
&
2.50
2,396
100
1,578
700
3,155
4.65
17 %
Jan
Oct
19% Mar
7% May
100
29%
22
May
Jun
May
July
14%
Jan
Jun
15 Va
Nov
1.40 Mar
2.65
11%
a43
25
42%
Oct
45
58
2,960
50%
Jan
59 % May
15
14%
6
6%
1.600
5% July
44%
13%
43%
44%
6,006
39% July
5
13
13%
5.322
13
16
Mav
————8%
6%
6%
6%
1,000
Ltd
1
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.
Canada
com
For footnotes, see page 43.
15
,
1,520
35%
Bay Mining Co
Blue
Bonnets
Warrants
Mines
Inc
Raceway
111/2
5%
Jan
Jun
Jan
May
Calumet
Cam
1
_1
9,300
3%C
i;70
24c
24c
26c
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Security
6%
Jan
Class
A
.:
32c
Jun
Nov, "
3.30
Apr
Nov
46c
Jan
Oct
24c
13c
July
8V2C
100
3 %c
2,000
'3c
'
Apr
5c
Apr
6 %c
7,000
3%c
Jun
8c
Nov
6%c
3.05
3.15
5.050
2.00
2.00
45
10% IOV2C
18,000
10c
May
16c
Jun
;
j
8c
3.00 July
2
,
23c
27c
25,000
6.00
6.00
300
25%C
28c
27,500
19%c
8
26c
3c
Aug
3%c
2.500
2%c
Jun
82c
83c
4.500
81c
Nov,
2.97
500
12 %
12%
100
3.45
3.75
1,130
in
2.800
a
82c
'
1.05
/I
ns
i
2.75
Jan
,
2.97
--
l
Mar
40c
Nov
3.85
3.85 July
19c
Dec
,
Interurban
Canadian
7%
Sen
16c
Jun
6c
3.70
Jan
45% May
Mines
Anr
3c
Gas Ltd pfd——
Properties...—*
Underwriters—
Chibougamau
Feb
40Vb
8%c
__
Campbell
Oct
2.60
3c
__
Ltd_-1
Oct
15
Feb
Dec
Mar
4C
60,000
35,975
14,925
com——1
Mines Ltd—
32
100
5c
—Z__—....—
Mattagami
12c
Jan
1.55
2.50
Ltd—
Uranium
Flo
84c,
2.20
'
——1
Bruneau
Mines Ltd.——1
.Brunswick' Mining & Smelt Corp Ltd-1
Burnt
Hill Tungsten..a..;.
1
Bornite
99c
2.35
—1
...
8c
May
Mar
4c
—1
Ltd
36
5c
May
July
25,250
...
Mar
7
19c
2%cMar
--
—:r-l
Mines
Bateman
1.85
■r
Dec
12c
509,000
1.55
23c
Nov
3.40
5,501
12,200
12c
Nov
10
a43
pfd_____50
•
£1
Canada
preferred
9%
57%
$2.00
Co
of
200
57 %
Paper
Mining
Oil Ltd
Tobacco
10
26%
12%
'A—
'
Hudson
6%
com.*
10
PhtfiVld—I"I""—.I„I"20c
&
Howard
Husky
Ltd
1
———100
Gold
"R
CO
Home
(Canada)
—
Hollinger Consol
Holt, Renfrew
Home
common.:—..,
Ltd
19c
'9c
6%c
—__1
Exploration
Augustus
55c
15c
—__*
Barvallee
Handy
45c
1.75
35V2
Baker
300
IOV2C
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining..
1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd..*
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
1
Arno Mines Ltd—
-4—:
—*
Ltd
3.75
45c
High
Low
10c
15,600
3.40
—
—.—
Alscope
Consolidated Ltd
*
Alsof Mines Ltd ^
:—^1
Ameraniuin Mines Ltd.....——1——1
Atlas Telefilms
50
•.
Paper—
Alpha
Range Since Jan. 1,196S
High
10c 11%C
IOV2C
—1
Radio Electronics Ltd——
...
13 Va July
Investment—
1
Low
Par
Ajax Minerals
Canadian Dollars
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Oct
7%
6 %
53%
_1
———
common.
—.
Lakes
19
46% Mar
/
2
1%
—
Wares
Common
5%
1.817
20%
1
_
Motors
General
Great
57
18%
1
.Jx:
Cp
Britain
150
56
30
•
„:
General
Great
7%
57
•
Co
Petroleum
Frosst
57%
7%
Cos Ltd.
Fraser
57%
5
Corp
Motor
1
—
Products "A"
Expressed in
Friday
'
STOCKS
Dec-
6.00
Sep
Oct
35c
Sep
4c
Jan
94c
Sep
5,05 May
Dec
12%
Nov
2.75
Oct
3.75
Dec
1.05
Dec
1.25
Oct
12%
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
stocks
''
Sale Price
Low-
par
■
■
..
Gas
Oil &
Commodore
300
4.40
Sep
3c
56,900
2 Vic
Dec
&
Delta
Electronics Ltd
Sullivan
Ventures
Freinian
14c
3c
10c
16,800
4c
7,825
3c
10c
Mining
Hastings
Ltd
Inspiration
International
1.40 July
14% July
2.t.0
18%
33%
23c
28c
27.000
21c
Dec
37c
Aug
ltic
ltic
18c
13,500
10c
Mar
•26 Va
2ti
2tiVa
325
9
9
300
8 Va
85c
1.00
14,400
25 Vie
18 Vic
21c
10.500
ltic
Jan
2.50
2.50
200
1.39
9
Ltd
—<
Ltd
Hon tiki
Lead
Labrador
413
3c
2.000
Vac
4.500
14c 15
11c
10c
12c
85.500
50c
50c
65c
3,200
tic
6VaC
6.500
13c
I.1,600
10c
Ltd
8.000
11c
12c
1.50
200
5c
8c
5.500
95c
95c
500
2.00
2.05
85c
1.25
4,847
tic
tie
1.90
20,833
9c
9 Vic
51
'2.35
57c
4.15"
4.15
4.25
—*
1.80
2.110
Jan
8c
1.15
Apr
85c
Dec
5c
Sep
July
9C
Mar
2.28
44%
Aug
Apr
Nov
Feb
Jan
90c
5.15
Oct
2.85
5.534
Oct
3.85
75c
Dec
,
Sep
52%
Jan
1.79
41C
1.60 May
4c
4c
1.800
3%c
Nov
tic
7T„
625
7%
Jan
84a May
33 va
33 Va
33r'a
—_1
95c
Distilleries
!','<•
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Pleasant
Mount
Royal Dairies Ltd/
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Canada
49 Vz
a5
(i8c
Aug
81c
Oct
9c
50c
143.100
275
49 Va
6 000
14c
a
54%
Apr
12c.
36c
Jan
Sep
5
2.275
7c
Oct
11.500
50c
5111 May
Nov
.
32 c
-3,600
1.40
2.15
28,450
Dec
i
43 Vi /NOV
210
5 Vg
28c
,
50c
Oct
11
41c
Vic
Apr
3.60 May
Jan
Dec
Sep
41c
Sep
1.10
Apr
1.27
Apr
Feb
87c
14c
17c
31.500
14c
38c
40c
G.3 00
38c
Sep
70c
Feb
8c
8c
1.000
Gc
July
36c
Jan
1.06
1.20
38C
.
'6
180.600
.
1.90
48Vic May
fi x
Jan
9%
Aug
1,477
12
250
11
Feb
12
July
9:»4
100
9
Feb
10
July
3c
32c
9c
Sep
3c
Apr
6c
32c
33,000
12c
Jan
33c
—1
Dec
7c
1
tic
8c
-tic.
29,500
16.000
Gc
Finance
North
American
Rare
Metals
Ltd
Northern Exploration Ltd
14 Vic Mar
4c
7c
4c
Feb
12%
800
10 Vi
Aug
12%
Dec
24c
5,700
21 Vic
Nov
57c
2.04
40,500
75c
Sep
3.80
Sep
20c
267,932
5c
Nov
24c
Mar
1.70
1.65
Nickel Mines Ltd.l
Northwest Cahalask
avavc
4Vi
15c
10c
:
Pacific
.Aaltntic
Patricia
Mines
Peace River
Gold
Pcfrcupine
Power
6'/
*
:
_
1st
Prime
of
$2.70
class
Class
C
Auto
Electric
noU'Cum
Gas
Ltd—
Bathurst
Bell
partic
Producers
2nd
11%
600
pfd—;
11%
5
400
1.65
1.65
*
_
3c
Oct
3.65
Jan
Dec
Dec
5c
Bowater
Bow
Chibougamau Goldfields
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
1.85
_1
14c
1.000
1.90
1,500
1.85
5Vi%
Corp
Valley
Quebec
Traction
Brazilian
Bridge
Tank
British
American
-
Class
B
Columbia
Power
Columbia
Sugar
175
lc
1.67
Lawrence
Columbian
St
Lawrence
Diversified
Metals
—1
1.95
,
—
1.90
2/05
4.574
1.95
Development
Name
trial
changed
Minerals
Silver Regent
Silver
Summit
Silver Town
South
to
preferred
preferred
6%5V
$5.15
Bruck
Class
Mines
Mines
Air Services
Warrants —'
Stairs
75c
Ltd.
*
Bullochs
3.25
50c
Jan
Jan
1.10
9.700
21c
39c
36c
39c
11.500
35c
Jan
17c
19c
10,503 ./,
17c
Nov
1
Cabol
TUT"
2.19
1
Ltd
Mines
1
1.57,
•
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,
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,
•
•'
'
Nov
.
Feb
1.00 Mar
42c
Apr
Class
Class
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
1.65 July
6V2C Sep
4%
Aug
27%
Nov
17%
7,810
July
19%
May
Jan
23%
25
-37(4
50
4.25
4.35
16
263
37 '4
:
1,100
22%
Jun
25
May
Jan
104
July
34%
Jan
45
Mar
4.10
Jun
5.00 May
100
*
65%
64
70
v
3,497
00% July
70
70%
2.292
67%'duly
76 3;
2.60
100
15%
1,125
2.60
May
Jan
,
Oct
4.10
Jan
15
Dec
50% Feb
20%
Jun
1.95
52
550
20,775
130
53 %
53%
54%
17.106
52%
52'%
52%
200
Apr
57% May
56% Nov
51 a4
51
52 %
315
4.50
Sep
5.50 May
5%
800
4.15
Oct
2.35
2.35
2.45
10,396
2.25
Oct
4.65 Mar
2.25
2.15
2.25
3,300
1.75
Aug
3.15
Jan
22
22
23%
Apr
74
74
*,
74
27 Va
56
Jun
10c
Dec
1.00
Dec
33%
Jan
45 Vi
Noy
51 Vi July
50
271
20%
Dec
95
25 Vh
Oct'
30%
12% May
5
Sep
.74/
310
11.701
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JUly
6 Va
23%
23%.
6,225
15%
15%
200
15
Jail
18
15%
15%
1,275
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Jan
I Mar
Jan
18
23
23%
19Va
Feb
Oct
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,
Jun
25%
Sep
24:,/4
39 Va
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42
42
2,025
30 V2
Jan
45
Oct
25
56 %
561's
57%
646
51 Va
Jan
58
May
98
98
98
110
94
Jun
98 Vi
91 %
91 %
86 Va
88 %
45
85
Mar
97
106
107
30
102
July
108
108% 108%
103 1031 a
20
106 %
Aug
112%
Jun
150
100%
Sep
103%
Nov
24
100
Jan
25
Sep
8 Va
9
424
9
Dec
88%'
106
103%
•
25%
7 %
7%
5 %
5
9;
;
17
3%
21
2.195
5%
2.665
7%
100
Jan
Feb
4.90
Aug
7Vs
1
Oct
8%
700
9%
Apr
6% JUly
100
7''a
-
88"
150
26
25
5
—
7%
A—
Jun
Oct
Oct
'•
2.67
15c
1,80
7
1.41
Aug
July
1963
Jun
Nov
41c
15.913
20%
5.875
102
102
10
5%
5%
200
52
52
10
49
Mar
Nov
92% July
Nov
Sep
31%
Feb
7 % Mar
Aug
6
10va
jan
52
101%
4.85
Dec
Aug
8% Mar
1.15
Jan
24% May
105
Apr
Apr
6%
May'
52
•
35
35
37va
586
29
Jan
40
Apr
27%
'27%
28 va
767
26%
Nov
30
.May
19
19
ICO
17,
Sep
19%
22%
23%
Dec
30
May
41
41
Jan
44
Mar
common—-
Stone^
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*
22%
41
•
,
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Jan
39
39 Va
50
35
Jan
43
Mar
23%
23
23 Va
2,220
20
Jan
25
May
89
89
89
85
Jan
92
J'un
•
20%
20%
20%
878
20%
Nov
24
Aug
A——*
62
61%
62
1,110
56
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65
62%
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75
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56 Va
12.50
:
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class
B
•
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13
10%
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50'
x
630
838
77%
57-
,
50
8 00
12%
.,,'280
13%,
,
Oct
55
Jan
65
Oct
74 Va
Feb
81
Jan
48
Aug
58%
12%
Aug
14
11 «'a
Jan
14%
Apr
11% Oct
11% May
Oct
July
Apr
\
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common
Canners
Chemical
class
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1.575
49
Dec
55
53 Va
54
275
51
Aug
55
May
May
9
9%
90
8
Aug
11
Apr
,
1.15
-
A—
#
4.755
'1.10
Dec
2.65 May
570
1.00
Dec
2.70 May
2,145
Feb
Canadian
11
Jan
-12 %
13
5.60
5.40
5.80
9,380
3.00
Feb
8%
8%
2,700
6%
Jan
17-%
17%
17%
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•
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'
1.20
1.20
8%
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1.10
1.00
no
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warrants
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1
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Dec
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49
9%
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55c
2,050
•
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9%
com
warrants—
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8
9%
50
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5.615
11%
49%»
53 %
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10
10
common—.
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1.064
o
——_100
warrants
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Nov
20
35c
20'4
49
Canadian Dredge Dock___.-„
Nov
31c
38c
20%
..*
common
preferred
Canadian
/
_.*
preferred-—-
VB
Jan
1.48
24 %
•
British
A
Class
Aug
67c
100
c___*
•
B
Canadian
22c
103
Jan
25%
*
Breweries
23c
325
Va
23%
*
Aviation
84c
1,000
22
44
A
Canadian
Jan
88c
18
Sep
100 Va 100 Va
100 Vu
Sugar/.———
commoii_2_—*
.
Wire
Dec
1.57
Feb
18
45c
Steamship Lines conuoon
Aug
4.50
Nov
11%
200
17(4
17%
*
------
Foundries
Preferred
10c
a
12%
650
19
25%
25%
*
coumion
Permanent' Mige-i-
Canada
6Vac
,a88c
Feb
8
17 Va
18
10c
—1
Class' B
35c
4.50
;
7
GOO
9% May
51 Va
Malting—
900
1.57
.
*
——
Ltd—II
Apr
53 % May
Jan
17
*
50.
——*
preferred/:
29.500
5.590
53%
Feb
7 %
7%
...100
A
4 % 'rh
22,009
10,700
May
20
Iron
Canada
13c
7c
July
43%
—
—
Foils
52c
2.25
Jun
13
53
Jan
25-
common
Cement
8%c
2.15
Mar
43%
Corp
class
Dock
Freferred
8c
6 %c
7c
—
50c
*
Enterprises
10c
/
,
50c
IT-
56 Va May
20% ,Oct
//Aug
*
Dry
47c
8c
•
7"
.
64c
Jan
18c
_•
-
Corp
Sep
26c
—
-:
~
50
7 0 Va
Dredge—
Calgary Power
Jan
4.75
Nov
r 21c
——I
Ltd
205
19
Dominion
6%c Feb
Dec
Sep
__1
_
3.050
51
64 %
Co
Canada
Apr
1
__
8%
11%
50 Va
Dec
105
Jan
11 Ms
lo
;
class
Ltd
Gold
<te
Burrard
Jan
26c
—„_
101%
Oct
Oct
Jun
5
Preferred
___
,
Nov
14% Mar
51
__50
Products
Building
Canada
3.75
r
Exploration & Mining
Gold
75c
15c
Jan
41 Va
July
-
'
Gold
Mines Ltd..———. __1
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
1
Surluga
1,500
15
A—
Sep
-
St-ndard
Superpack
80c
75c
580
11%
10 )
100 '
100
B—1
Canadian
1
.,,
1.100
102% 102%
__10()
Crushed
Indus¬
____"
Spartan
'
.__
20c
18%
50
;__-
preferrea
Mills class
Canada
24%'C
Corp
Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd
Dufault
Lands
Corp
Quebec
46%
Sep
Sep
July
24% May
46
50
1
Saucon
18 %
165
/10
Canada
St
39V4
100
47
125
preferred
Canada
Dec
May
2.05
20c
2,148
22
4.326
4Va 'r
5:%'«1
20V2 Mar
300
41%
21%
1.180
4%.%"; preferred
Sep
.
41 Va
-100
19 Vi
9,500
Vi
53
prelerre.1
Nov
11 %
Feb
f
20c
30
m
41% '>•
Canada
2.15
Jan
52%
common
Columbia Teieuhoue
British
Canada'' Packers class
Vic ho 3c
21%
108% ,Oct
24
British
British
Oct
20c
15.474
,__*
Dec
2
27 %
9%
:
18c
2.15
27%
15c
.
43c
*
59%
18 %
British Columbia Forest Products
*
British Columbia Packers class A—4
Jan
;
43% Jan
27 aa
Jan
;
2,887
21%
Oil
12c
Ltd—
58%
'
10c
Mines
25 Va
57
*
_:
65.300
Gold
19
Jan
15
G.I
iT
25,600
Crest
Aug
51%
—.
Preferred,'
Bright
43c
Warrants
Mar
19
;—*
commu 11—.
11c
Ruby Fob's Enterprises Ltd———2
Jan
17
•52 Va
common_______
10»ac
25
Jan
9.75
106
52
l..
31 %c
19% a!9%
Dec
34
iJL
lie
a
6.70
110 Va July
634
4.25
pfd-,r_„
42c
Minerals—
1.10 July
31%
Dec
575
37 >4
—
-1
Industrial
Quebec
Jan
Oct
19
41
_100
U
Jan
49
Dec
14c
65c
107
24
10
common
Smelting Ai Refining Ltd
I
Telephone 5% 1955 pfd—20
Quebec
Red
14c
1.85
Ltd—1
2.85 July
18
Paper_/.„—
Bramalea
Class
Quebec
3.15 July
26V4
'
2.605
7.00
May
Jan
Jan
22
—10
May
Oct
Jan
9
4.48
-
600
6.80
25
2.35
13.077
27
Mar
Dec
2.00
,
9%
Preferred
Ltd
72 c
26%
06c
2ti'/4
4.90
Sep
3c
44%
22
85
Dec
25% May
.
Jan
107% 108%
_—•
Telephone'
Bread
375
3.35
1.920
110% 110 %
13
-24 Vs Mar
•
2.370,
.
2.00 May
Dec
"
Canada
29,166
730
Dec
12
42J
4.90
High
40c
2.673
25
*
—J.
Oct
48
Low
65c
12 7
__*•
!
Co
July
3Vic
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
High
24%
i.
A
Lumber
7c
3c
being
one
Sales
Shares
23.089
70c
first
OILS.
14c
Class
Beaver
5.00
47
The
and
Dollars
—50
—>
&
Power
Feb
47
parts.
MINES
2.50
2G%
*
:—-*
preferred
3 Vac
pfd
Nov
for Week
2.70
common
Industries
5%
1
—
8.25
two
the
2.40
46%
Nova Scotia
of
Jan
1.60
tiVs
'
Bank
May
50
Mines
Jan
into
list
2.60
*
—._.—100
Bauk ol Montreal
Bartaco
8c
8.500
Sep
Exchange
8
—
——
48c
3.675
8%c Jan
Jan
890
24%
23%
Dec
;
Aug
■
3,000
6 Vb
25
—
Oct
4.95
3c
3,85
3c
6
50c
—-r_—
B'.
class
Steels
3%c
3 Vic
Jan
Range
27 Va
——L—
Preferred
Atlas'
10c
3c
Sep
80c
2.50
—25
common—
3.500,
4.40
87c
Dec
Week's
58(4
'-pi,
Acceptance
6,COO
4.95
tie
May
2.70
__*•
^—,*
$6 preferred
124
Atlantic Sugar Refineries common——*
Temple
2.544
31/2C
Jan
18% July
Mar
ol' Prices
18
preferred—
Hardware
Ashdown
Ash
B
preferred
Atlantic
Canada—
1st
cum
Ltd.—
.
3c
second
24
pfd—
Corp common
class A pfd
Class A $2.60 preferred—
11c
——1
Mining & Smelting ______*
Co
22c
Feb
3.00
Nov
24c
4.50
*
$2.50
3.60
3Vic ,3'ic
Nov
5c
May
14
81c
12
10
Argus
3.60
3 Vac
3 c.
2.55
2,000 '
Expressed in Canadian
—10
.-p*
class B;
preferred
10'ic
10 Vac
1
12 Vac Mar
Feb
2,000
segregated
the
Goc
—
4%
Co
500
6.60
3.65 Mar
Oct
60,000
3c
6.90
common—
7.80
-
Nov
5c
1.75
5c
12%
___r
Gas—..—
Ltd
7.80
1
1
Ltd
Mining
Corp
4%%
Provo
Ltd
Silver Mines
Paudash
Pitt
Candn
< Que i
Inv Co
-1
preferred
Controls warrants
Imperial class A_
Bulolo
Dec
12 c
95c
,
26c
-
-100
—
18.500
12c.
July
85c
Low
—5
common
common-,
14c
12c
_1
Are
*
—"
Analogue
Burns
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
Feb
28c
200'
24%
preferred
''Jc
Antnes
Feb
1
Jun
75c
4c
preferred—:—100
Natural
Aluminum
Apr
12%
1
28
Dec
'6,500
*
—
Central
Steel
Aluminium
May.
23 Vac
A^_ ——l_j.—10
class
3c
Stock
are
and
——g__-_
common^..
warrants
B
Aigoma
Feb
18c
'
Norac
Class
Alberta
Dec
15c
30c
Oct
July
500'
-
Jan
38c
200
23.090
2.34
'
com——*
new
preferred
A
Algolna
2.45 Mar
1
Sep
1.800
46.500
24,000
1.50
15c
1
1.25
1.65
14c";17c
3c
3'aC
♦
1.00
5%c
—
*
—
Paper
TruiiK
Gas
Class
Jun
GV,
12
9'4
G
7c
15%c
.
235'
16%
Last
Jan
34c
24 %
30
25,200
3c
Par
„
Ltd
Class A
Jan
4c
72c
14c
*
_.
25c
1.000
G8C
32 c
2.10
Feb
10c
Oct
8.032
9c
.
Sep
44c
8 Vic
9c
4c '
Jan
8c
GVaC
,
49 Va
__1
i
VaC
1.000
5c
a5.00
V«
—*
./
40
—+~
—
Newrich Exploration Co Ltd
New West Amulet Mines Ltd
—
20;i4 May
Apr
13 Vic
13 '/a c
—_*
/I
—
Ltd.
Feb
Dec
3c
38C
1.08
Formaque Mines Ltd
Mines
18
24c
67.000
41c
common
Vending Co Ltd
Ltd
100
25.000
G
■„_■_*
,
_1
1
—_•
Ltd---
Automatic
Native .' Minera's
18
4c
40c
Mistango River Mines Ltd /___1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—— 1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
__1
Mount
(iOe, 'Jan
24c
5c
*
pfd—__5
—
Nov
1.45 Aug
18
_1
—5
Chipman
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd:
Mtd-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Mercury
35%
Jan
3c
1
Mining Corp Ltd—
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd-
25%
May
24c
3c
1
Ltd—
4.300
100
90c
A.—-—-1
class
Inc
290
51c
Dec
24c
__
.
Preferred h._——-—.—25
:
1
.*
Alberta
20 Vic Mar
Jan
7c
26 Va
4c
85c
STOCKS
Voiing
trust
Warrants •
Apr
1.05
Jan
4%C
Albert,a Distillers common
2.80 M«y
Apr
7:,4
Mines
,t\
Jari
1.45
7,700
17.500
Shown
Prices
&
Power
Ackiahds
Jun
1.85
Jun
80c
1.00
9lc
99c
*
—
45c
Nov
*
—
Ltd
2.20
41c
39
51
2.25
Jan
1.25 Aug
II,000
43c
Apr
2.00
Jun
10c
4%c
2.000
1.65
1.70
4^25
Nov.
M.05
1.600
Jun
Apr
3.20
4.25
16%
a
STOCKS,
1
Abitibi
Jan
Ltd—i—1
Mines.
Nocana
1.000
1.50
11c
*
com
McAdam
New
1.21
1.10
1.15
200
Jan
8%C
Dec
Dec
■,
issues
Exchange
'
Abacon
May
21c
May
<•'
Apr
.
2.75
105
May
5c
10c
3.40
35c
Dec
2.20
5c
16 %
of Can —2
,
29 %C May
Dec
105
3.40
*
——_
Malartic Hygrade Gold' Mines Ltd-
National
10c
50c
105
Dec
Mar
GC
Dec
200
95c
__
"
Jan
10%
July
14c
Apr
3c
Feb
3c
tic
1
Zinc
&
(Alfred)
Mussens
10
23c
Jan
6% July
105
Silver & Cobalt Mng .Co Ltd—1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd——*
Mount
2c
10 Va
Langis
Melchers
7,500
2'/^c
*
—-*
Laduboro Oil Ltd
Massval
10c
3c
Acceptance, Corp
Lambert
33,500
"A"
5
Mining & Explor Co Ltd- — 1
Labrador
,
17c
& Mining
:
Petroleums
Aug
10
:
Kodiak
5c
2c
1
Mines
Gold
Jun
89.000
Dec
2.20
2.34
Friday
Preferred
1.25
Desmond
Kiena
35c
10c
14c
—1
Corp
Feb
Sep
Sep
20 Va
■
Sale Price
Nov
4c
2 Vic
9c
Ltd .1
.
Iron
1.74
1.03
500
Dec
42c
:
IIIi
Sep
25,010
1.40
15%c 15%c
nil
Stock
'
~1
Ltd—1
Explore-;
Mining
Foundation
Investment
Jubilee
Kelly
2.76
3c
Jan
l.O'O
1.499.700
26 Va
'
—
t.——.
INDUSTRIAL
Feb
Jan
1.55
Sep
l*c
%c Nov
4c
2.14
'
A
"INDUSTRIAL
,
Apr
July
1.95
25c
1.92
3c
1.45
,——
Interprovincial Dredging
Co
Aug
4
4c
51c
Toronto
Toronto
The
,
lOVi
Jan
20c
14V2C
1.40
1
Ltd
Mines
Oct
1.14 Mar
2.20
u
Ltd——_^_.
Speculative Inv Fund
1.19 Mar
20
Oct
Oct
90c
95c
Helium
International
22 Va
4%c
'■
r:
•
Ltd^———
Aug
■
4 Va c
:
2.08
common..
Sep
Oct
27
Jan
43c
10c
Ceramic
York
Jun
23c
Jan
26%
1
_
—
..
Int'l Atlas Dev &
46c
125
Development—__ —
5
&
/Jan
Westville
Apr
Cc
1
—_
Corpi—b
Co
Helium
Oct
12
12%
400
—
Mines & Minerals
Uran
Sep
Aug
11
3,6fK)
"Il00
Age Mines Ltd
Foods Ltd——:
.
.
Ltd
Co
Mining
Oil
26,000
1
—
Westburne
7c
*
Mines
Western
28
Autotronics of Canada Ltd--*
Glen Lake Silver Mines Ltd.——_—1
Golden
Weedon
Jan
2.35
.1—1
4%%" pfd
Jan
Vic Se:p
30c
18 va
_*
Ltd-
25c
6
va
1
—■-
Cotton
Feb
y
50
Jj
—
—
Virginia
Wabasso
2.25
Genuine
Grissol
6,435
a13
44c
14c
Inc—
r
Dec
Jan
6 VaC
-
■
_*
—
Associates—
Hout
Der
Nov
8c
Dec
9c
l.COO
12^8
10c
common
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd-:—
Gui-Por
10c
12
—1
1
14d
Van
ViolaMac
Jan
*
34Vic
.
July
25c
*
Ltd
(A J)
Ltd
11,500
ti
*
Frigistors Ltd
80,000
52c
___
Ltd
Mines
Lake
Fox
8c
27c
1
Ltd
Minerals
Reliance
Fort
55c
5c
24c
Dec
62c
High
July
21,100
.•__*
Mining Co Ltd
Principal
Properties—-
Explorations Ltd
Ltd—T
—
Mining Corp/
55c
9c
Aug
3 Vic Feb
—1
Ltd—,
4.75 July
Jan
4.00
a44c
1
(1945)
Mines
Fontana
1,355
3,450
8c
83e
1
—
—
Nov
28
_!
_
Investments
Fiscal
4.50
10c
..—1
& Exploration
Mining
Fano
4.40
18
——_.
Ltd-.—V—
Mines
Metal
95c
al3
-1
Explorations Ltd
Equity
6Vic Feb
Dec
12r'B
*
•——
Oif. & Minerals Inc.—
Empire
Oct
48c
2.30
Mines
East
3c
12,300
3 Vie
Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Weld & Steel Works Ltd—*.
East
54.000
10c
*
Dumagami
Corp
Mines
5c
70c
a
Drunxmond
Dumont Nickel
Obalski
7c
Dominion Oilcloth &
Ltd
United
United
3,b00
3c
-5
ominion Leaseholds Ltd
Eominion Explorers Ltd —
United
Jan
3,500
3c
48c
52c
50
—1
Apr
5%c
6Vac
3c
27c
1
A
14c
Aug
17,350
tic
Vanguard
——
Denault, Limitee class
Dome
Mines Ltd—-
Nov
3c
40c
4.40
A——-5
—*0
class A
Frere Limitee
David
tic
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Corporations class B
3c
Explorations—1
,
United
10,700
75c
corp
Jan
Low
alO
7c
I-'Il
—
Range Since Jan. 1,1968
High
a9 Va
%
'1
___1
Lt?d_
1
Explorations
Ltd-——
retroleum
98c'
40c
50c
Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1^
Consolidated Mogador Mines Ltd-—1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd/———1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Lttl-l
Copperstream Mines Ltd..,
Provost Ltee class
Credit M-G Inc "A"_——-
Exploration Ltd
Dec
42c
3c
Shares
77c
.
«
Transterre
Jan
tic
___1
'
Jun
90c
a9
-!__1
—
—
Ltd
Mines
Tazin
Ltd
Mines
Tail ism an
Tib
Mines Ltd
Lake
Tache
2.90
3,400
1.40
40c.
Consul
Couvrette &
Jan
In an
1.15
1.35
for Week
Low
Par
11c Mar
5% Jun
11c
Feb
Apr
4.70
Ltd,——rlT%
Canorama
5C0
9c
Feb
4 %c
4.U0
Business.Mach (Can) Ltd
Consolidated
•tic'
2 Vac
—1
1
Commercial
I
3c
M>rp————-----1
copper
4,500
4.70
*
Ltd —-— —.—
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd —
Cnioougamau
Copper Corp—;—
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cessland Corp
Cleveland
tic
tic
7c
Sales
Range
*.
Sale Price
High
Low
tic
Week's
ol Prices
Last
STOCKS
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
High
tic
1
Cartier
Quebec Explorations Ltd——1
Casavant Freres Ltee class Aj
-*
Central Manitoba
Mines Ltd——1
Ltd
Mines
Carbec
Pab
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 13)
Friday
Week's
Friday
-
.
.
(2352)
40
.3.00
3.10
1,150
J•
common-
;
20
3.15
3.15
3.50
16 va
16 (2
2,075
'
798
17
50c
3.00
3.00
I6V4
14
6.40
12
May
Nov
Aug
July
18%
Sep
Oct
1.C0
Jan
Oct
8%
Jan
Sep
Aug
4.25 July
19
Jun
Number 63*25
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2353)
CANADIAN' MARKETS
Week's
Friday
'
STOCKS
Last
Oct
Preferred
12
Dec
16%
Jan
Warrants
19
19
900
16 %
Jan
20 %
May
17%
472
15 % Mar
19% May
International
6.098
60% July
69 Va May
International
9
9
300
Feb
International
12%
preferred
.
Clairtone
common
Warrants
13%
3.80
3,800
3.5u
Nov
5.00
Feb
%
19.183
24:%
Jan
37%
Dec
Interprovinciai Pipe Line
Interprovinciai Steel Pipe.
12%
2,745
10'4
Sep
Sep
Investors
17%
300
17 V4
Dec
17%
Nov
20
500
16
Jan
22
46
Mar
17%
13 % Oct
18% Nov
Interprovinciai
1961
Oct/
13%
Class'
Syndicate
Public
Jamaica
34%
60
29
29%
540
23%
Jan
30%
Oct
Jefferson
32
33%
310
29%
Jan
35%
Jun
Class
18%
19
475
18
July'.
22%
Jan
700
17
Jan
20 Va
Jun
17%
18%
•
32% July
Consolidated
Preferred
17%
Jun
Class
Oct
4.45
4.60
700
4.30
2.00
2.00
1,350
1.90
Oct
12
13
•14,315
10%
Oct
6.25
Oct
4.05
13%
38%
Jau
170
37
Oct
700
21%
Nov
22
239
56 % May
109
Oct
6%
1.345
5%
Apr
8% May
Lafarge
2.95
1,101)
2.10
Apr
3.80 May
Class
8%
9%
10
IOVb
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
,
Class A
Class
——
Warrants
4
2nd
L'state
6,900
11
7%
Jan
11
Dec
7%
Jan
10%
Nov
4.75
Jan
'7.85
Nov
8%
7.85
30%
34%
3,905
12
23,192
550
V
12,447
223a
30%
Jan
36
10,795
Jan
Jan
40C
Nov
53 Va
Sep
5%
A.—___'
41c
54 Va
__
54 Va
25
5 Va
5%
750
1.60
200
,
—
——
Canada—1
,
5
Cement
A
9
9
17'a
18%
warrants
Gas
__
Ford
12 %
Feb
A
18
3r7
16%
Jail
4.60
—20
19%
19 (4
19 Va
1,675
19%
Oct
2.35
2.60
2,130
2.10
Oct
..l
2.20
2.2J
2.30
4,675
2.15
Nov
2 85 May
.—10
'
10%
10 (4
10%
25
9%
Jan
123b
30c
42c
Dec
85c
774
8
■
4
__
30c
Loan
/
_———2
...
.6,200
.
17%
175
16%
Jan
18%
6%
6%
1.175
l.°9
1 *>0
1 200
8%
8%
1,482
_■
10%
Financial
Laurentide
2.65
Oct
1.05
16j4
760
12 %
12%
6.007
12
Class
V 7% July
2.85
100
2.P5
2.65
2.80
1.450
2.25
Sep
Industries common—.
•
2nd preferred
—.—
12
Loblaw
Co
class 'A—---2——9
20
20
20%
3.895
12 Vn
Jan
22
12%
135
10%
Jan
13
1,050
56
400
30
72
490
55
60
61 %
439
56
Oct
61%
15%
16 V'4
6,231
11%
Jan
16%
.
16
:
Jan
Sep
Class
56
v;
Preferred
Dec
Nov
73
Jan
■
Va
17% May
■
1.70
1.90
1.70
1,300
'
2.90
Dec
Class
17
17
16%
Nov
18 %
Nov
50
50-%
4,446
47
Jan
55%
Jun
18
17%
18%
2,725
16%
Nov
23% May
122
•
•
453
122
122
13%
14%
665
%
Jan
12 Va
12%
1.010
10%
Jun
13%
63%
-
68%
r>
130%
Feb
110
65%
4,691
61
Jan
8
8
150
7
July
•: 9
9
r-5
8
15 Vb
155b
1,275
10
16
20
64
'
i._
16%
.
.
167b
Apr
17 %
:
40
*/4
16%
18,133
13%
Feb
17 %
19,608
16%
Nov
368
16%
Aug
22
23%
24;%
5,018
16%
Jan
2434
41
964
30%
44%
37
100
30
Jan
15
15',4
375
11%
Feb
25
22%
24% July
24%
18%
135
6
% July
150
10
Sep
400
Oct
2.45
13.020
2.25
300
2613
26%
100
16
15%
16
3.106
10%
Sep
16 Va
16%
31.762
12%
Jan
16%
Jan
110%
Oct
2.00
Oct
-
common
—
Ltd common
IIlOO
—
4.25
4.30
63
68
17
Jan
38
,66
%
class A
4.95
Aug
'
Jan
58
79
83c
Dec
43c
44c
43c
20%
52c
20%
6,100
__
54
53%
54
240
45 %
173
173
175
811
171 %
Jan
28%
6
460
25%
Jan
—
28
6
17%
17%
17%
—
1.670-
3.10
3.20
3.300
%
83'b
2.045
Feb
8% Aug
—20
——•
Brick_2___———
*
21%
21 %
21%
300
2lVa
Jan
23% May
2.90
2.35
3.00
269,756
1.75
Jan
3.00
3.00
3.20
1.304
8
—
Industries Gas—
Knitting
Containers
National
■
f.
200
32 %
91c
13
common.....*
1-50
7%
21
Northern
91
38
86
Apr
92
Oct
15%
Jan
•
4912s
48%
50%
10
10
*
5.3b
Capital
5%
1.90
$2.80
preferred
Class
B
C
West
7
Great
West
Greater
:
Trust
Hamilton
Cotton
1.00
1.360
7'%
Jan
175
8%
Feb
134
45
46%
7%
43%
Oct
375
5%
Feb
9%
200
7%
Jan
10
Oct
15%
Jan
24
Oct
19%
Jan
25
22%
2.831
24%
1,900
14%
—
Jun
Qct
7,823
Sep
50
44
Feb'
50% July
11,314
25c
Sen
__
3.00
5.50
2,702
3.00
3.00
100
48c
55c
7 600
12 %
15:%
,
18'.
■
63%
1.15
74c
2.95
21c
70
'
preferred—___ -__100
98
Nov
Mar
5.50
Dec
Oct
4.50
Feb
July
1.00
l.°5
32
31 34
32 %
25%
25%
6%
6%
96
common
Preferred
—
Siddoley
Feb
18%
14
Sep
Aug
July
64
Jan
common
Preferred
ioo
—_
.
25'
2.15,
*
Jan
98
Horne
B
Pittfield
&
Hudson's
Hugi es
Huron
Bay
32 '2
Dec
18
Jan
Oct
6%
6,550
4.70
Jan
'n
185
#
■
75
;
—
875
21
Jan
29%
Apr
472.
17%
Jan
25 Va
Dec
24%
27 %
.50
27
Nov
30
Mar
16
100
14
Mar
16
May
13
Feb
Natural
industrial Acceptance
4. % 7e
preferred
Industrial
Wire
1
6
57«
6%
lfi.C'Jl
20c
27c
2.180
30
250
174
175
220
4412
44
44%
17 259
133b
13
13%
6.297
Inalis
(John)
6%
6%
6 Va
1.700
•
23%
23 %
24
5,917
95%
95%
100
-
100
Jan
,
8 J8
*
l.'O
•
4.31
—
For-footnotes,
see page
43.
Sep
21
Jun
9%
Apr
6
"
80%
80 Va
23 Va
266
Apr
80
40
23
80%
,1.525
20%
Jan
11
2.95
3.00
600
lb-
41%
42
1,910
6%
614
140
Store
Fixture————
*
Preferred
Petroleum
Pacific
Apr
85
May
27 V. May
Ppnmans
common
Credit
Peoples
common
—
common
Industries
Phantom
Photo
Engravers
Power
83b
1.00
1.30
90
4.31
4.35
628
5.800
1959
—
Natural
450
1963
Set)
9.00 May
18%
Nov
7%
7 Va
890
6%
Apr
29
40n
26%
Apr
37
9
100
8%
Sep
10%
18
99%
Jan
93c
Dec
14 %
10
10%
1.33
1.35
1.35
37%
37 3b
22.900
1.25
14%
10%
38
98c
'1.00
23%
Jan
8V4
Jan
102
Feb
Feb
Mar
67ij Mar
14%
Feb
15%
8%
Feb
10% May
1.25
125
8.160
Rapid
Sep
1.75
Jan
Robertson
Preferred
2nd
Jan
33
Juiy
Jan
Jan
May
192
Mar
:_2__
Little
39% July
45% May-
13
16
Jun
May
Jan
6%
Jan
Aug
95% Seo
28%
Feb
21 %
Feb
Sep
Standard
common.:—__7__
100
Nov
1.20
4.10
3.00
Aug
4.60
107 109%
612
64%
Jan
10c
'
300
725
8
12
100
10
'
*
5
42
97b
9%
15 Va
Dec
St
Lawrence
St
Lawrence
Cement
Corp
—
"A"_.
class; A
Jan
St
Maurice
Gas—
Jan
10
Jan
22
,
200
19%
20% May
50
14
250
734
Oct
Jan
16%
Jun
100
14% July
678
41
b
Nov
4
Feb
15 % May
47
9 Vb
10
8 Va
8%
100
6
Nov
9%
6.225
6
10
72%
72%
73 Va
4,545
70
July
July
10%
9%
9
10%
10%
10
July
10%
10%
16
•—
pfd._—-100
i
16
305
103
,
47c
104
330
43c
48c
5.200
V
9r
0
14
99 %
39 c
Oct
13
15
7%
Oct
Dec
24%
42 Va
455'
Sep
Dec
15
77
Oct
Aug
9%
42
May
Dec
.
23%
15%
W4
125
21%
,
Feb
May
5.GO Mar
Jan
4.50
11,040
10c
9 V.«c
D^c
Mar
117
*
Royal Bank of Canada—
(Hugh) class A—
Russel
8%
2.20
2.20
157n
23%
9%
—
25c
2.20
21%
preferred ——2_——, — 10
Rolland Paper class A
;
*
Rothmans of Pall Mall—■.
10
1.50
6.25
Nov
1.190
12
Rockower
'
8% May
1,710
20
*
*
preferred
preferred
41% May
8.896
15%
•
i— -*
common
Rockwell
Jan
45c
*
_2
Mfg
Aug
4.80
8V4
2
,—!
Properties
33 %
4.20
2.20
—-*•
common
Bldg common
Revelstoke
Revenue
1.60
2.723
8
107
166
Chemical
common
509
35c
4.10
;—;
Batten
Grip
Oct
7%
'
.
8
—.2—.
Preferred
.
35c
—.—
warrants
Oct
Nov
3.90
6.00
530
11,395
101 Vb 101 VB
;—-—1
Gas—
warrants
Oct
Nov
4.15
Aug
11
6.75
19%
Oct
13C
79c
Dec
15% May
9
—20c
-*
Ore
Iron
Bros
Quebec
May
29 Vb
%
Dec
9%
19
■%__
Dec
6V4
27 3»
*
*
:
42
Jan
7%
—
_—
Corp
Jan
Sep
Aug
4.50 Oct
6.20
——100
*
Preferred
Nov
Apr
15
8% May
4.25
22.592
12%
11%
2.75
14 Vu
23%
1934
-*
—1.25
*
*
_—
Jan
30
1,200
9%
93b
——'
—
Horsey
Pembina Pipeline
4
11%
——1
Warrants
Page
14-
5% July
6
Jan
41
6%
9%
12 3
—i_—-*
common
Oshawa
69
Jan
58% May
153
OVt
Wholesale.——^——--*
Overland common 2———22.—*
Ontario
15
'
•
<-
5
12 V* July
13% July
50
—
8V4
14
3.298
8,'~44
,
5,642
1,030
4,320
Reitman
.4.86%
—
Minerals
Industrial
9
5.25
3,076
Nov
15
■
Aug
July
8%
5.10
.8%
,
Nov
397/b
Jan
21
2.65
67
common
17 V*
15%
31% Mar
14%
1.35 Mar
12%
5
18 Vb
2.880
12%
38 346
1234
—77
100
14.180
17 %
17%
•
15 %
39%
12
Reichhold
65%
«
15 V2
—
Products
Robinson
_—_
'
37%
39 %
•*
Gas
16
14%
Nov
143s
'»
>
20%
20%
2.60
—110
Oct
1.35
21
153b
2.35
23c
2.05
Nov
25%
-
Imperial Flo Glaze——.
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco common
6% preferred
L
1.15
14%
14% May
1.797
12%
—
Jun
Jan
•
*
July-
6 4"%
14
30
Husky Oil common——
Warrants—
Apr
2914
V*
2————;——•
Flour
11
3 385
13
13
65%
—
———
Dec
27
27%
—*
Steel
10% July
193t
12 %
'20
Owens Co class A
Erie
.
Dec
2.05
16%
1.35
2—
Telephone
10% July
19 VI
2.40
Co
2.500
——.___b2_.*'
Ontario
574
15
28 %
6
Oct
24%
Mines
Ontario
7 Va May
,
13%
...20c
—
...
Jan
1.45
26%
Cement
Ocean
26% Mai-
19
__
4.45
1.35
B
Preniiu.n
23%
14%
—
-.
_
Nov
27%
Jan
♦
Class
Jun
11
May,
4.10
Aug v :
.40
...
12%
•
1.65
995
■■ ■
—
Hayes Steel common..'
Home
Oil
class
A...
95%
3.172
9.1
25
——
57'
Jan
14 Va July
100
14%
preferred—_——30
common..
*
Steel
Wire
Ogilvie
».-••
Aug
Oct
54
813.:
Dec.
Dec
14%
'
93
2.09
*
Haf-ding'Carpets
Hawker
<
'
common
Jan '■
7 V4
———10
Products
Class
Price
Farms
Hardee
Nov
common-.*
Dec
5 50
Aug
11
4 132
11 A "13
62 63%
4.90
Feb
48
31 920
15:%
49%
8%
.
47
5.50
*
Jan
4.90
1.75
*
10
144
Mar
14%
75
7
11% July
9
49
common.!.;—52c
1
r
.
.13% July
46
__
104
May
127
90
49
3
Oct
Jan
Dec
Nov
4.935
1.30
49'
1~——-
Lines.^
Guaranty
Sep
1.00
11%
12
—
50
;
Winnipeg Gas—
Greyhound
Jan
14%
400
i——_1
Warrants '.2!—_22_-b__—b____2—;
Northwest Utilities pfd
—____100
Nova
Scotia
Power——
1•
Oct
1.00
13 %
2.55
class
Saddlery
65c
97%
10%
24
—
.—
Coal
Aug
22%
__
1,
...50
com
warrants....
Great
Jan
78c
9%
22%
warrants.
Class
63%
103
11%
88
3,300
:-v
28%
15
preferred .2——.—20
—2
Northern
Jan
-46%
7%
•
_4
—
768
7Vb Mar
580
5%
1.90
1
common-.-
Industries
Noranda
Sep
8%
134
__
*
—.—
Warrants
85
28%
45%
100
Hees
Niagara
Oct
Jun
13
46%
'
*
*
—*
Power.
Preferred
Sep
94e
16--
Feb
5%
91c
__
_
Paper
Lakes
10%
500
ADT-
July
2.—
Grocers
Niagara
'
•
—
_—....—
Great
2,150
5:),,
84
90c
A
B
Lakes
Great
15%
90c
841/4
50c
;
common—__
Tire (Canadai
4'/
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A
Great
15
Jun.
10%
10
1.081
Trust
Neon
,
.
5a,,
__
'
32
650
13
National
■
Jun
10%
—1__:
class
Goodyear
Class
1
1%
50c
,
Drill common
Wares
*"
—*
—3
Dec
1.890
14%'
99
National
Feb
Sep
Jun
Jun
Feb
Apr
91
Drug & Chemical common.—•
National
Jan
25
Nov
3.95
31%
14
14
:
.
99
Warrants:
National
Feb
63 %
5 Va
Dec
Sep
Sen
2.90
27
',".'•'■■224
12%
—
3.00
7%
13
_—— —
3.25 May
29 %
99
A
Jan
7
28 %
2.—————■—5
Trust
Corp common
(Robert) class
1.95
%
7
7V4
——•
Works
Locomotive
Montreal "
Moore
—
Dec
29
29%
*
—100
common——
.-;422
1.00
27%
Brewery class A—
_•
B' -2_—_2bu—*
Fine Foods—:
Class
Montreal
Jan
Oct
17%
100
20
Oct
106
1.50
Preferred
Sep
Feb
19
100
Dec
105
Milton
21% May
Feb
3.60
30
16
Jun
Oct
25
500
—
104 Va
Jan
27 V. May
1.20
«
/Preferred
Jan
3.20
Nov
Mar
1.50
Midwest
■
595
1.95
25
105 Va
______2_—..—
Ltd
•
10% Juiy
50 %
8,989
1,350
570
Oct
25 Vb
2.15
C Canadian Properties—,
Stores common.,
-.20
P
Metro
'
57%
19%
32%
26%
Jan
May
26 %
25
.
~~
preferred
E
M
11% Mar
1.25
Dec
16%
I-td
Shoes
5
Sep
7(4
55%
18%
31%
—
Monarch
1.20
5G%
18%
32%
class
Paper
Leaf Mills
Mar
10V4
Jun
21% July
&
Monarch
16
23 Va
Jan
19
GOO
.
1.20
22
300
Dec
7%
'/•
A..2.53
250
Power
Maxwell
Dec
10'/4
'
IOV4
2.475
22
Sep
39
Feb
D3C
5.125
23%
22 3«
11%
Aug
10%
23%
8
22%
24 %
59
Dec
9
365h
--'■•)
15(4
54
Dec
7%
22%
Apr
24
Molson
25
2,325
7
13% Mar
8
2—•
—
m
Apr
10
32%
32
—;_b—_____ 1'
Massey-Ferguson
Dec
59
Jan
22
Nov
58 3 4
33%
22%
Maple
21% July
22
Jun
—30
preferred
B
Ma her
Oct
39 Va
24%
1.110
Nov
_2.53
Jun
Jan
16%
Jan
31
2.25
Feb
9 %
.
33%
31%
Apr
22
.
Aug
30%
Nov
.—20
class' A pfd
—,———
•
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River—
Class
Dec
16%
;
•
30
30 %
Macleods
Apr
110
2,035
pfd__30
1st
A
class
Ltd—;
Maclaren
Oct
10
.
'
•
Jan
51%
255
Inc
(M)
Apr
9%
Jan
8.485
50 "4
1st
B
Loblaw
9 Vb
Nov
6 Va
19,580
7%
49%
,
Feb
Oct
Mav
471
7%
7
49%
7%
b—
Groceterias
Loblaw
6%
"bi.:-..-— _2_!_2——.2—50
B
Dec
2.85
Dec
Jun
50 Va
17
12%
—
Dec
70
11
Mav
,
.2.————
Levy
Dec
'V.
72
■iV;
♦
,— *
,1
Motors
Steel
Apr
12 %
Jan
15
9
Sen
38
2.85
preferred
warrants
1963,
844 July
::'13% Mar
215
37%
103ii
273
.2——
2.85
15
•
common
Envelopes
Jan
2.70
52
*
1
—:
:
A
General
Sep
Feb
——-•
$2.00
Northern
Globe
18%
July
21%
Oct
May
19
Jun
15%
16 Vb
12%
Oct
3(4
Nov
7%
Oct
3 05
Leland
10V4
•
preferred
$1.25
Jun
56
•
*
Development
General
24'
Jau
8
5% Julv
—5
General Petrol &
30c
1,350
common..—•
Shops——3
Candy
Laura .Secord
19% May
17%
■
*
.
Bakeries
General
General
Oct
4.35
30%
17%
6%
•
1
1
—
IA Ji
4.90
4.55
Warrants
Dec
2.40
Sep
___l
——
'
Lambton
Sep
17 %.„
.-•-4<|:
Co
(Charles)
Aug
3,780
-
Feb
7 V4
Companies..
Frosst
Feb
8
600
Jan
*
-
Corp
Freiman
80
200
7%
43 %
9%
-
Candy
Canada
of
Fraser
Sep
5 % Mar
2Cc
.——.20
33
•
n
Motor
15c
18c
7 Va
20c
10
__—
Jac
«
Players Canadian.^
Mfg
187i
22 %
15%
common
Ford
12%
Jan
8%
•
Fleet
Feb
Nov
14%
7,037
20'h'-Oct
Lio
warrants....
Fleetwood
2.65 May
325
.«10
class
Dec
1.40
21%
common
Grain
Dec
6% May
21 %
•
:
Farms
Jan
54 Va
Sep
Trust—_
Federal
80c
July
9%
•
,4.^—i4_;._i7,
Federal
10% May
,
'
50'
9
18 >4
11% May
7% Mar
Co
Fanner
10
985
common.
3.50
Faleonbridge
Fanny
125
1,100
1.50
5
y
Preferred
Morse
Famous
725
10%
41c
8%.
—__
—
A
10'/a
10 Vb
41c
8 %
*
Class
10 7b
•
__
L
Jau
22
•
Forms
10 Va
10
:
Oct
Dec
3.00
3'.05' Aug
Nov
10
26 %
common——
Preferred
3,834
Apr
*
—
•
Exquisite
3.20
Jan
common
:
3.10
23 %
9
J.. —41:——
Coal
4
3.10
8V2
3.20
20
125
%—
r
Ltd
Jan
140
Stores
Emco
Apr
Jan'
2.05
129
Preferred '• %li___l_4___—4__.
Match
13%
4.95
21%
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Eddy
Dec
9
1,200
2,950
3,750
7'
25%
1234
investment-
Jan
25
Elcctrohome
Chartered
Jan
59%
21%
common-
Foundrv & Steel——
Economic
68
Nov
____2.10
class
of
9Va
9
Nov
50
20
"50
Magnesium 4
Eastern
9
7%
52
41 % May
10% July
15
Dominion
Textile
1,481
S25
#
Dominion
Dominion
25
52
Sep
preferred
«
Dominion
55
51
Jan
3.85
preferred
-1-2
Inv
Feb
$1.40
•—
Coal preferred—
Steel
1.50
6 % 'i
1.90
Scottish
29,604
Feb
—
Dominion
3.70
Jan
May
Feb
m
Dominion
3.30
6%
4.55
87
109%
— —
preferred
_
Jan
109 Va
~
Dominion
78%
Dec
„8
Acceptance
Dominion
3,368
Nov
*
Delta
8!%
7%
Lake Ontario Cement common
Loeb
Dale
80%
105
,
;_i—
Ltd
Dec
—•
,
Warrants
Jan
1<%
,
International
Dec
1.60
104
.
Crush
3.60
200
70
iio
Trust
:
Crown Zellerbach ——W—4-—. —5
Crown
54% May
8.055
1.75
150
*
————'
Timber
Crestbrook
Oct
25o
3.60
1.60
106
•
(R
47
*±8
3.60
106
_i34;—
preferred
Imperial
L) Ltd
Cosmos
Grain
Jun
105%.
•
.
n-—
<■
27%
105%
(\
•
.100
.——
B
Credit
Aug
-■c'8 %
preferred
Copp
Clark Publishing
Corby Distillery voting.',
Class
Oct
21 %
f
105 sb
100
:
B
Coronation
Dec
9
38%
•
5,647
Feb-
3.20
Preferred
Nov
Nov
11%
•
10%
5%
29%
0
jl*
9%
Dec
10
250
8%
& Smeltiitg—
common
3,640'
7.75
30 Vi
Paper
Gas
Consumers
Jan
4.10
6.859
6_
10%
7.75
24%
Sep
71
73%
55
•
6%
9%
-j-.—————-
———
~
23 %
Dec
Jan
8%
61 % Juiy
2
Labatt
2.55
:iio
Warrants
13.3C0
/
Dec
97 %
10
'> Preferred
855
70%
3.CO
common—
=
Kelvinator
Nov
38
22
96
lOVe
Jan
67%
69
3.00
preferred
Warrants
6%
;
44%
6434
51%
1
Douglas
Kelly
Nov
B
2.55
common.-.
Apr
*
Manville
Johns
Jan
21%
6
Building
6%
1 „25c
common
—
Warrants
140
Bakeries
Consolidated
180
3.45
...
Service
club Ltd
Jockey
33 %
10
30%
37
—
7%
80%
warrants.—
Jan
15%
16%
30
97'%
& Loan—.
Savings
7%
Nov
19%
87c
Jan
Oct
4:6%
5
Lake
B
25% Mar
16%
'
*
Cellulose
Commonwealth
4 ic
3.60
common
.—'.j...—....... _25c
A
Lakeland
Columbia
17%
720
1.60
Discount
■
■
20
—
605
49c
24%
warrants
34%
,,
19%
1963
High
6%
Jan
Apr
37
12 %
—
—
———
10% Aug.
12V»
23
25
25
•
preferred
$1.75
$1.00
Chrysler
10% Aug.
13% Feb
50
4.60
2.00
*
1
•
—*
common
2,214
29
-,-20
4.75
45 c
—25
Prefer; ed
4,075
18%
12%
36%
.
19%
65
JL50
common
3.65
;
.
Utilities
12%
18%
18%
16%
30
Tire Corp commoin.
—•_*
A■'%___44u__——--rW-.-*
Utilities
com
*
Canadian Vickers ———
*
Canadian Western Natural Gas com-*
Class -•
Chemcell
10
18
—
v!—^—
'—
Industries
7% July
4.010
70%
t
...
12%
12 V»
18 Vi
Canadian
Bldg
:
6%
5
1—
Jan. 1,
Low
6%
1,3
Nickel
__
Range Since
High
a
49c
Minerals
63%
Canadian
Capital
.City.
Shares
1912
c—... __20
—
17
.
6!
44c——4—
Gas
63%
Refractories
Properties
Inter.
for Week
Low
...1
common
17
Canadian
Canadianwide
46
Gas
63%
,
preferred —<
Canadian Westinghouse
Natural
730
Canadian
Canadian
4',
39
Inland
350
;Co..„—-l,'.: 3.oo
Pacific Railway———-4—25
36%
Petrofina preferred
—10 '12%
.
33% Jan
Nov
F b
44
Gas
Salt
Par
High
12 %,
Marconi
Canadian
34
12
—
Canadian
775
43%
'
2.50
Preferred
——4——-—1"'.
Canadian
Industries common
— *
Preferred
———50
Industrial
Low■''
.
37
Sales
Range
,
Sale Price
35
'
—
Canadian
High
Week's
of Prices
'
Last'
./.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
37
._*
Class
B
*
Canadian Hydrocarbon common——-•
Canadian Imperial Bank——
—10
Gen
Canadian
Shares
431-2
12%
InvestmentSecurities class A
General
Canadian
STOCKS
for Week
Low
pfd ——28 V
*
General Electric
Canadian
Friday
Range
Par
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 13)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
41
Apr
Jan
Nov
81
19%
104
69c
Oct
Sep
Jan
Nov
May
Feb
Apr
Jun
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sale Price
....
Ltd
6ay/ette
fc.-.Nl-l'w
-
bJ
20
preierred—-
4.70
Slater Steel
Preferred
36 %'
3.25
11 Vb
11%
Standard
12 Va
,_1
—»
Industries
1.60
18%
18%
18%
-225
4.95
4.95
5.00
2nd
United
Steel
Trust
Wesley
Oct
22%
Jan
Oct
Feb
5.50
Nov
Jan
1.70
43
55%
59%
66 Va Mai
Feb
2c
Nov
'60c
Jan
Combined
Oct
15%
Jan
Coniagas
10 Va
Nov
14%
Ltd),
—
Jan
36
Oct
Oct
Con
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated
11
Dec
Consolidated
Oct
Dragon
13%
Nov
11%
Feb
9
10%
220
22%
9,325
18%
Jan
56
45
55 Va
Aug
400
23 V2
Jan
4.00
Oct
3.00
Aug/
10
•*
8,856
Westeel
30c
28%
Consolidated
Gillies
6%
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
5%
Jan
Consolidated
Supplies
Jan
16
Aug
2,7c
1.00
Jan
54
Weston
(Geo)
4 % "f
preferred
Warrants
White
(John)
York
16%
16%
97
98
Knitting
NOV'
Consolidated
Conwest
15%
Nov
94
Jan
100
Apr
Copper-Man
Nov
12
Apr"
Coulee
15%
Feb
22
Oct
Craigmont
2.95
Feb
1.993
700
59c
4.75
4.80
'
4.85
1,200
AND
MINES
Apr.
40c
3.55
7.20
75c
Oct
.Tail'
Oct
May
5% May
Mining
Accra
Agnico
Mines
Cusco
Allied
Pitch
Allied
Roxana
Alminex
American
Dec
68c
Sep
Oct
14c "
Jan
Delhi
'6.40
6.70
Feb
7.85 May
50c
47c
50c
16,857
43c
Jan
77c
46c
46c
50c
30,650
40c
Jan
1.10
21c
21c 22 VaC
4,700
20c
22c
22c
2.45
Rare Earth
Petrol—
Mines
11,861
•
United Development
Mines
—1
Gold
A.rjon
Warrants
Atlin
Ruffner
Dome
7 Vac
20,332
6c
6c
b,UU0
,$5
Selburn Oil
preferred
8 %c
Nov
Jan'
Vac
67,250
Apr
Duvan
5,COO
11c 12 Vac
16,600
20c
7%c
42c
Aug
Sep
90c
Jan
Sep
14c
Jan
1.29
May
7
1.55
Mar
63c
July
18c
1'nQ "V/Tq v
Eankeno
Sep
Pete
Malartic
East
East
Sullivan
Trust
Barex
El
Sol
Barnat
Mines
Eureka
Faraday
80c
700
67c
Nov
Jan
Fargo
Base
Metals
Baska
3,60
3.60
700
3.40
Jan
4.15
7c
1,000.,/
Bata
6c
Eelleterre
23%
25%
25%
25%
2,75
l.bo
I.08
1.69
22.200
'
Farwest
Sep
Fatima
Jun
Francoeur
Sep '
French
Brunswick
26C
33c
25,545
23c
Mar
He
lie
511.00
1 %
P'>C
31c
1,200
65c
13,900
61c
Dec
12,500
13c
Nov
21c
Jan
4 Va c
Feb
7c
6%C
7c
14,700
10c
12c
110.600
Goldray
16,900
Dec
Granduc
Oct
Great
50c
3,360
19c
82,348
27c
26c
30c
198,800
8c
8 Vac
19.000
12 Vac
Vac
21,600
9c
3.o5
3.50
3.70
11,485
3.50
35c
35c
3.500
30c
2.0 VaC
20 Vac
21c
13,464
20c
11c 12
967,900
1,700
Camflo
Mattagami
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell
Red
Lake
;
9 %C
14,785
9%c
4.049
14c
2.20
50c
Feb
7.55
Jan
24c
6%c Jan
80c
1
2.90
'
Sep
4.60 Mar
2.98
Dec
50C
53c
7,000
1.45
11.750
3.824
10c
Jan
20c
1UC
28'<.u32
4c
Mar
10c
20c 20VaC
18.400
18c
Oct
44c 'Aug
Aug
1.27
Feb
13 %c
Dec
Mar
15c.
Dec
9%c
Dec
5c
-
1.02
1.40
7.300
11c 13 VaC
7%c
8c 13 %c
7c
36.500
%c
192,440
7 %c
9
5c
May
1.51
600
2.33
Nov
1.00
29,750
1.10
62c
35c Aug
Nov
Feb
May
Dec
Nov
2.55 May
Sep
1,65
1.71
3.90
4.30
5.690
16c 16 Vac
20.000
14c
Mar
22c
31,000
7c
Jan
22c
6.500
23c
Dec
V 43c
Jail
Nov
26c
May
Jan
24c
<
rj
I
.
19c
1,725
15c
80c
32.500
62c
17
17%
16%
4.695
6c
6c
1.000
34 Vac
45c
1,647,210
7 VaC
9c
12% e
-'12 c 14 Vac
10 VaC
10c 10 VaC
6c
8c
52c
14,300
—.—
16c 17 Vac
Jan
Jan
Dec
17VaC Sep
46 Va c
Jan
Feb
Jan
43c
Jun
Aug
22c
Mar
10c
Apr
29c I
Jan
5c
17.637
54c
Jun
9c
11.500
8c
55c
11c
Jun
7c
8.918
1
—1
;20
Jan
'
Jun
3Vac
153.000
1
1.31
Jun
6C
6Vac
11.000
1
|(
5.25 May
Nov
'
15c
17%
44c
3.90
68 c
15c
.50c
10 Va c
23c
76c
May
11c
Jan
Jan
89c
19 VaC
Feb
8c
7 Va c
8c
101,931
6c
July
11c
Jan
20C
1
20c
23c
>31.450
20c
Mar
39c
May
73 c
57c
17.731
74c
V
9.75
74c,' May
Jan
Dec
•;y
13%
Feb
9.80
9.75
10
—25c
85c
75c
85c
19,800
1
5.45
5.00
5.45
13.395
*
27%
27
27%
2.50
—
14%
14
14%
2.355
11%
Jun
15
Apr
7 Vac
9 Va c
171.000
6 Va c
Sep
12c
Sep
40.200
5c '
Dec
:
8c
17.823
55c
3.90
24%
1.607
1
9c
7c
9c
—•
15 Vac
15 %c
18c
15.075
15c
5c
6c
18.000
5c
1
.'.
Sep
Jan
Jan
July
95c
6.95
34 Vb
Jan
Aug
Aug
12Vac Sep
29c
Mar
1
1.80
4,200
Dec
9c
2.75
Feb
3.00
Apr
1.75
1.80
2.46
2.45
2.53
7.625
69c
67c
71c
14,887
65c
July
1
6c
%C
6 VaC
50,700
:5c
Jan
18 VaC
19c
15,706
,16C
Feb
69c
Dec
19c
5
1
-
1
69c
69c
1.02
28,900
2.30
2.30
2.35
2,500
.1
1
14c
13 Vac
15c
6,570
12c
6.600
20c
9 Vac
9 VaC
10c
4,000
3.00
3.15
1,675
66c
75c
3,123
1.800
1.80
.
Sep
Nov
—1
:
Mines
Ltd—
75c
5%c
5 Va C
5%c
31%
31
31%
9c
9c
9 VaC.
1
;;
Jan
1.23
Feb
lOVac May
37c
Mar
,
2.00 July
1.72
2.87
Jan
Jan
10VaC Mar
23c
Aug
Nov
;22c
Apr
Nov
14 %c
2.80 July
3.70
Jan
Feb
65c
Nov
1.05
5V2C
Nov
10c
Feb
31%' Dec
l?.c
7V2C
Feb
1
.
25 Va
8c
May
17c
65c
Jan
90c
Mar
Apr
77C
77c
500
10%
..10 Mi
10%
1.557
9 VaC
10c
3,100
5c
5 VaC
39.312
22 %C 29 Vac
5,200
221/2c
Sep
37c
Sep
5,340
15c
Jan
18c
July
12,300
17c
Dec
33Vac
Jan
85,780
13c
Jan
20c
Sep
4,——1
—
6,513 ;
14,050
Apr
77c
1
Mines Ltd.—
1
5c
29 VaC
19c
Jun
Gulf
23e
Jan
15c
——
Mines—
Gunnar
6.45
1
1
*
——1
Mining
Mines——:
—4__.—1
Develop...
Mines
Oct
-9C
—:——1
——,
15c 15 %c
18c
18c
18c
17c
13c
19c
4.05
3.95
4.05
-
11,565
Dec
8c
Sep
3%c Aug
9 90
13
18VaC
July
Jan
11c
May
47c
Jan
Harrison
Jan
Hasaga
3.10 Mar
6.20
1.79
Oct
2.67
4 %c
Jan
9Vac Aug
9c
12 VaC
9c
18,100
Feb
15c
2,315
16%
Nov
24
960
1.95
Dec
8c
75c
83c
26,800
2.90
2.99
19,880
2.75
310
13(4
Nov
Aug
i
Headway Red
Heath
Feb
Jan
18% Aug
1
Gold
Lake
5 %c,
1
Porcupine
Hydra Exploration
Irish
Iso
Copper Mines
Mines
—
-1
—5
•
2.50
—-
:
Pam
—
—
—
7.85
1
1
1
1
4.75 July
Sep
30c
July
July
13%
20,511
56c
Feb
6c I-
7,100
5c
Aug
7 VaC
Apr
6c
2,700
6c
Oct
lOVac
Apr
7.85
8.00
3,545
11
39c
2,831
12
36c
5 Vac
,
11
7.80
Dec
9.85 Mar
ll'/aC
292,800
7c
21c
Feb
9c
Oct
10c
12c
1,000
12c
Apr
ile
12c
July
95c
95c
1,000
85c
Jun
1.15
95c
18c
12,200
Ific
4%c
4 VaC
5c
16,750
4%c
Oct
3.10
2,700
2.20
Jan
3.00
3.00
26%
26%
27%
3,932
20%
57
57
58
2.113
507/u
I4V2
14%
15%
9c
9%c
6.000
29c
32c
120,074
16c
1
.4.
Mines
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil
Hugh
1
-1
Mines——.——4
Hastings
Oct
Jan
May
j.—--———1
1
Minerals..—
Gold
Dec
5.10 May
,
Mining
Sep
1.16 July
Dec
14%
2.20
Mines
Lead
37c
Sep
Sep
—...—
2.95 Mar
6c
11
37 %c
Jan
Dec
2.00
80c
Gulch
7 Vac May
18%
,
12c
10
x—-
——
Freehold
Mar
14%
i
20c
»
Mine
Plains
Gridoil
47c
1.95
-
Nov
May
10c
18%
8%c
9c
i
For footnotes, see page 43.
Goldfields
(jrandroy
6.75
18%
1.45
Jan
Aug
1.41
'
Jun
15c
l
Mar
3.35
88c
12c 12 %c
—————1
Jun
36c
*
84c
900
1
Mines
Uran
53d
6.60
•
Glenn
40c
6,700
i
2,572
961,775
16c
—
Explorers
Glacier
Jan
5c
_
Apr
1.25
1
Goldale
Dec
2.24
Edmonton
Jan
58c
3.05
1
Mascot
lie
6.05
Petrol
35c
Mar
4.40
13 VaC
Ltd
Yellowknife
31c
5c
Mines
Dec
27C
1.20
1
preferred
Giant
9,758
5.90
&
13 %c
2.60
7Vac
...
Giant
14,000
2.15
Calgary
1A o
4.40
—
Ltd
Mines
Genex
4c
1
Camerina
_
2,500
'
36c
1.25
Mining
Mines
Geco
34c
.1
Cadamet
Feb
Gaitwin
21c
16c
1
-/)n
36c
—
—*
Va C
Red
Oils
13,/c
Dec
4*c
6.00
14 Vac
Jun
12c
7c
6.60
1
Jan
1
*,
Mines
Petrol
31c
8c
60c
Mining
18 %c
Ankerite
&
Feb
10c
4c
Buffalo
Lake
1.20
4%c Sep
3VaC Nov
19c
1
Mining & Smelting
Holdings Ltd
July
61c
11 Vac
———1
Feb
14 %C 15 Vac
1
Mines—
60c
Dec
Sep
47c
1
•
'
i
Petroleums
Mines
40c
Dec
45c
Buffalo
Cable
1.69
)3c
1
_i
Mines
Reef
25% May
50c
V—
-_1_
Corp
Pioneer
Br.alsaman
Jan
Jan
1
1
1
Bay
Broulan
24%
92c
*
Mines Ltd
Uranium
Black
24 (2 May
26c
•
j
Dec
12% May
Nov
1
3
21c
—1
Oils
Aug
July
52c
*
Corp„.
Copper
Yukon
8(4
22
1
Mines
Bralorne
450
25
—
Quebec
Bethlehem
Bidcop
500
1
Mining
Bevcon
9.00
23%
—-25
Duquesne
Belcher
9.00
23
Mines
Petroleums
Eeattie
Bibis
._1
Mining
Uranium
66,500
4.40
/_
4
Ltd
Mining
1.10
-
9c
47c
31.Vac
1.66
Mines.
Uranium
16c
l«Sc
21c
4.—.— 1
Feb
lOVac
60c
25c
Feb
34c
Apr
50c
Oct
Jun
1
j
74c
7c
—1
18c
9%c
1
Corp
Dec
-
Nov
Ltd—
Dec
Sep
Nov
7_—
Jan
32c
Jail
—
Exploration
Barymin
70c
Jan
4.30
Mining
80c
*
44c
13 %C
5c
•
1
12 VaC
5c
——_
'
8,4o0
3,432
-
Dec
22,000
Mines.,
Mines
400
5c
1
15c
Dec
Aug
5%c
9c
Mines
8,200
45,200
:
70c
65c
14c'
8c
1.05
26c
5c
Ltd
Elder-Peel
122,425
26,C00
.—
70c
Jan
5%c
13C
Gold
Amphi
15c
8c
———„
*
rj
35,446
III
—
j
39c
5 Vac
—
——
Bankfield
Apr
Co
Copper
80c
5c
'•
Dec
7c
1
78c
6c
———
74c
38.1C0
:
32c
5 %c
Oil
68,860
26c
1
East
7 %c
A
8c
1.01
Mines
Dynamic
4c
c
,
Petroleum
Jan
Va
Jun
Jan
90c
c
Jan
13c
10c
21c
•
Mines
—
Jan
—50c
preferred
5%%
Banff
class
4
57c
Feb
Oct
25c
'•
Frobex
Eailey
%
Dec
5c
5%c
1.01
July
18,450
—1
6
20 Vac
—1
_!_■
Mines
Dome
Donalda
1
Mines
Gold
Aunor
Mines
Sep
15c
20,997
1
—
Mines,—
24c
6 VaC
5.00 Aug
26 %c July
1
Jan,
——_—1
Mines
Gold
Aumaque
20 Vac
1
Apr
20 VaC
Oct
23c
'/ 6c
8,193'
1
15c
Mines
Yellowknife
Atlas
3.40
Jan
——
Oils
3.20
7%c
27c
Copper——_*
Coast
Atlantic
7,950
Jun
Mines
40c
33c
1.04
39c
3.65
78c
Mines
Palmer
26c
Jan
Nov
8 Va c
:
3.45
May
-
15c,
1
Jan
2.12
Nov
8c
1
Nickel——
Arcadia
Associated
1.90 July
Nov
Ltd—L.
Mines
Nov
15c
4c
1.00
————-40c
Oil
Asamera
1.16
Dec
Oct
Mines
15c
5 Vac
24 Vac
11c
Jan
1.00
9c
—
Brewis
Dickenson
'
Mines—U../—-—1
Delnite
Denison
Sep
34c
Aug
22 c
8%c
24 %c
43c
520
13,762
4O,146
,—4—1
Gold
Devon
64 497
1.04
Anglo
Ansil
Feb
53,191
8c 12
12c
Dec
23.7C0
10c
Pacific
Aug
5c
4c
23c
-1
4,oU0
5.75
23c 26 VaC
4c
20c
„
175
'7,591
9c lOVac
—40c
Leduc
1
2.50
15c 17 Vac
2.46
25c
71c
1.05
9c
——
Deldona
7 VaC
——1
———— 1
Petroleums
Anchor
18c
2,000
Mines—
Larder
Lead
Anacon
2,875
9c
10c
———.—*
Min
.
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
5,000
66c
9 Vac
4
Mines
Horn
21c
1
Gold
Ore—
49c
25c 27Vac
16c
—
Mines
Deer
9c
3,4C0-
Sep
41c
.—_1
Mines
■
18c
6.45,
Feb
Jun
18c
20,200
Explorers—
Jan
1
Ltd
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
7Vac
4Vac Aug
1
Ltd
Mines
Advocate
16c
22c
5%c
18c
Pershing.'
•
Oil
&
3,617
Sep
9Vac Jan
54c
Mines
Mines—
Crestaurum
Croinor
*
1
Exploration
Gas
Acme
4%P'
Nov
12V2C Aug
Jan
16c
Copper
Decoursey
4VaC
4%e
1
Jan
1.82
6,900
1.03
49c
'444.
Daragon
OILS
Mines
Uranium
Apr
7c
38,700
2,100
10c
9c
Daering
Acadia
Jan
1.36
50c
.44—
Crowpat
Electric
-
2.50
—
Zinc
Lead
Cowichan
1.680
Jan
22,000
Mines
Dec
21
Dec
5c
Dec
Dec'
;—:
Ltd
Coppercorp
A pi¬
5.°5
96c
1.00
Petroleum
West
Apr
May
11:,'b
9%
8,900
28,000
'•
Jan
Mar
9.25
6 VaC
67c
.
Exploration—
23
ll %
5,50
45c
6C
9 %c
27%c.
Poplars
20%
8%
20 Va.
59c
19% Oct
12%' Oct
Jidv
7(4 Sep.
21
B—i-^
class
Jun
Red
Sannorm
Nov.
325 •,
12
July
13c 14 Vac
6c
1,03...
Regcourt
28,903
8%
11%
13%
July
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Courvan
5.75
5
A—
Apr
"
11%
class
Ltd
warrants
A
Zenith
153
98
Co
Stares
Woodward
Class
675
15
8%
Oct
Oct
6.75
1.70
14c
10c
Rambler
6.80
'
1.57
Mines—
Northland
Consolidated
18%
Yukon
&
6c
Iron_'„.
Nicholson
Consolidated
>
10
15c
15,426
1.10
5 Vac
1.41
Feb
10
2,414
96c
6c
Exploration.
Oct
710
8.25
1.00
Mines—
Jan
11%
7.10
-
5,00
15
6,296
2,200
19c
6.85
.1—1
Gold
17%
Dec
11 Va
7.90
10%
17 Vac
6.95
3.50
—.
Mac:
30%
2.50
11%
7.90
Mic
13% Mar
2.10 Mar
t——
±.
Pass
Wood
—
101/4
10%
2.97
Marcus
Consolidated
1.00 Mar
265
Jan
Mosher
Nov
2,646 •'
98c
1
Morrison
May
;100
£ep
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated Negus
28%
100
Consolidated
Consolidated
70c
5.490
45c
1
Mines
Consolidated
25c
12.
5,100
Arrow__4—.
Dec
100
19
65c
1
Lake-.
Nov
900
15%
Marbenor
Consol
2.05,Jan
6,020
12
Mar
63c
1
Crest
7(4
Jan
Jun.
44c
:::»
East
62(4
July
4.25
50c
Jan
1.25
A.—.
Dec
16c
»
May
4.65 July
4.00 Mar
19
i.
class
class A
28c
Oct
Halliwell
52c
Dec
13%
Oct
11%
Pacific
Mar
Aug
6c
Mines
Fenimore
15%
Products
Western
Western
14c
8d
1,000
-
Consolidated
40c
29 Va
Oct
23,500
16c
Oil
Consolidated
1.00
29 Va
6c
Jan
1,763,954
Cadillac.—. .11.1
Central
Jun
40c
—5
May
7c
Flin-
Jun
23
59
1.25
-20
common-
A
40c
"II .1
Call
Consolidated
2.50
16%
Oct
*
Shawkey
Consolidated
7 Va Mar
21Vb
2.50
25c
1
Discovery
Consolidated
•15%
1,200
7c
1
Jan
•16
»
31c
•
Con Key Mines
Nov
2.50
.100
31c
u—1
—
8%
1
Feb
1.30
4_
15%
100
Jan
8%c
Dec
28c
Apr
21
Metals
1'4%
3,700
9%c
Sep
82c
7c
—_—
Mines
Jan
20,569
Aug
4c
3,500
-—III
Nov
7%
6 VaC
26,858
82c
6c
Smelting-
&
6%
50c
14,356
4%C
13 %C
Mining & Smelting
15C
62 %
7 VaC
4c
82c
1
10%
50c
Jan
6c
——
Copper Mines—
40c
7 %
1.14
6 VaC
..1
—
Willans ".
58%
July
Jan
Jan
26c
Mines
Cliib Kayrand
Cochenour
14%
16 %
Class
Chesterville
Jan
1.500
76c
1.20
26c
82c
•
Mines
Cheskirk
3.50
44c
Aug
Dec
._l
Oil
Charter
Nov
300
92c
14c
Dec
200
1.425
July
7 Vac
*
.1
Mining
15
Feb
—1
Chibougamau
4.10 ,'4.50
Apr
52c
Ltd
——
11%
62%
preferred———
Plant
Indies
West
Porcupine
Chromium
14%
18c
Jan
63c
Chimo Gold Mines—
200
Nov
33c
Gold—
Pat
Central
Jan
450
12Vac
4,000
•
Jun
3.050
6,381'
*
Nov
30c
2,412
13c
49c
1
.
14%
4.50
84c
12 %c
>—
62 %
3.30
83c
13c
•
•
—:
Rio
Dec
40c
common
Foods
Westiair
Corp
Del
Central
4,070
14%
—
preferred-
Trans
1.80
Asoestos
Athabaska
Cassiar
Cayzor
8%
1
'
Mason
Feb
May
—
Westcoast
19'/a May
Mar
4.30
4,750
Quartz—
11
30c
.10
—
Equipment
Knapp
(Canada
&
Webb
Gold
55
3.25
& W—
Walker G
Cariboo
14%
4.10
Waterous
Dec
14
4.40
13,913
16c
*
8 Vb
.10
1.03
80c
._1
11
27
Apr
15c
;
240
2,140
1.18
1.00
.4—
—
Central
17%
8.685
Oct
Nov
15c
——_
Ltd-.
350
11
Jan
5.60
1.70
1.C0
Exploration
250
26 Va
preferred—..
Wainwright
Mines
101 Va
•
1.10 Mar
56
Corp
Power
Candore
Captain
31%
Vendomatic
Gray
Dec
10%
United
&
May
Oct
Dec
34%
15% Mar
100
Mines
Can-Erin
23 V4
25
44,007
11,900
—50
preferred
Corps class B——
Victoria
28
^
':
33 V4
21%
common—
B
Venezuelan
17(4 May
Sep
Feb
19% Mar
13 Va
.
Canada
of
12 Va
18%
58 Vb
11%
27c
Jan
2,3
6c
14 Va
10
Aug
1.00 Aug
8,562
Williston
13
11(4
6c
2.99
Oct
Feb
22VaC Mar
92c
Mines.'
55
11%
common
Gas
Canadian
Feb
10%
63 Vb
100
Dec
Jan
Feb
62%
33
common
Class
12%
Sep
9%
Oct
11
5.75
1.40
July
5%c
90c
Silica————'4-------
July
11
Elevator
preferred
Union
North
Northwest
Canadian
8%
Acceptance
Turnbull
Union
Canadian
Canadian
14%
Pipeline
Pipeline
Prairie
Trans
1
Pipeline...
Canada
Trans
Trans-Mountain
Incai
Sep
Jan
9
11
34c
Nov
9lc
*
Nov
6
1_
539
.
4.95
9 Vb
7C0
4,697
1.40
—
20 Va
Apr
11,500
4.80
-10c
4—
Island
36%
Jaft
5c
4.u5
.16
—
Jan
6 Va
11%
4.70
1.75
1
Crest
Aug
29
5 Vb
40c
—
High
Nov
12
175
3 Vac
100,000
1 OC
:
Malartic /Gold
1,870
II VB
279,500
12c
1.40
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
Homestead
2,540
11%
Canadian
Long
14
class A
-5,225
8 Vac
—^
Canadian
8 %
common...
52c
5%c
9 %c
/
High
Jan
46c
Dyno Mines
Canadian
5>/a
1,739
5ic
7c
1.09
3.45 Mar
.-20c
Canadian
Canadian
Oct
62%
.——10
o2c
11c
*——
3.80 Mar
;17 va
'
16,014
1
4—.—_—
Nov
55 VB
common
--
3.75
5 Va
5c
Class - B
38 %
Jan
8%
_——-----■
Finance
Jan
9% May
2,500
4.o0
.—1
Exploration-
——
Low
165
4.25
4.2 j
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Higli
1.60
i
—
Minerals——_
Warrants
Shares
Fet
Aug
54%
preferred—
Marts
Warrants
5%
14 Va
55
-
Traders
20 va iVlaj
Dun
5%
I
Star
9.05 May
8 %
•
*
A
Toronto
Canadian
Feb
Feb
300
—
Banlc
Dominion
100
1.55
Paper
Iron Works
Class
17%
4C5
10
1,150
•i.
Toronto
34%
17
100
*
common
Industries
Texaco Canada Ltd common
Third Canadian Gen Inv
24Vb
34 Vb
17
—
—
Toronto
24
10®
*
Tancord
Tnompson
22%
24 %
*
;•»—'
Petroleum ordinary
Preferred
Tamblyn
12%
22 Va
22%
Steinberg class A—
Stuart Oil ——w-
Switson
9%
9%
—
of Canada
Supertest
4.40
9%
9%
Delhi
Nov
for Week
Low
1
Australian
Mar
29%
220
985
250
260
4,175
225
22.210
545
200
—
Bros
Stedman
20
29%
4 40
Paving
Radio
Standard
20
29%
Tungsten
Astoria
•-
12 %
2.75
Canada
5%
4.00 July
petrol
Canadian
28 %
Jan
lU"/B
Southern
Sales
Range
•
Lands——
Oil
Canada
Canada
Canadian
11
,
Week's
Par
Apr
Feb
6.50
Nov
5.30
1.266
20
Ltd
Foods
Stafford
Towers
*.
29%
20
—
Southam
Steel
37
3.00
11%
common..—
35%
3.25
—
7%
Sep
19
Jail
May
4.25 July
418
2.618
516
14
14
Dairies class A
Ltd
Manufacturing
Silverwood
Simpsons
.
3.65
Nov
*>a
ro
Oct
11%
.
25% July
2,594
8,342
1,925
5.80
17 VB
4.50
2.00
4.
4,030
-4
5.60
16%
Ltd
Industrie
Canada
D
2o
16%
'-*■
Warrants
Shullys
2o'/a
2w*t8
Jun
li>
25
4.90
4.90
4.90
———
9%
100
U.145
,
9%
8%
8V4
Industries
Investment
K
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
1963
High
LOW
300
19
4.oo
—
Snawinigan
Shell
19
4.55
Jan. 1,
v\
6,470
7,420
3.id
<,.10
j
:
11 %
4.55
—
Arts
High
19
Scythes
Seven
10-%
10%
Ltd
Saluda Foods
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
S
.
(Range for Week Ended Dec. 1 3)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Shell
.
(2354)
42
30c
11,558
Jun
Jun
27c
Jan
7c
Jan
3.70
Oct
Jan
29 %
Jun
Jan
59% May
Jun
17%
Jan
8 %C Mar
16%c
Jun
51c
Jan
14
24c
Aug
20c
25c
17,400
20c
Dec
55c
Apr
24c
1.99
1.81
2.09
109.300
70c
Feb
2.27
Nov
mw# v*jn ^
The
Number 6325
198
Volume
(2355)
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
for Week
of l'riccs
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Waite
Jack
__20c
Mining
14 Ac
ac
1
Joliet
Mines
Gold
Joburke
Joutel
1,612
20'Ac
Feb
34c
July
Pato
11 Ac 12 Ac
35,000
10c
Aug
20c
Feb
Pax
1.08
113,500
68c
Nov
1.55
Nov
Long
Point
Madsen
Nov
36c
Sep
Sep
18c
Apr
33''2
33%
6.75
7.10
14,867
5.20
Oil
Oil
Place
20c
7c
May
18c
16 Ac
18c
22,500
11c
2.11
3,280
2.25
152
3.95
26c
27c
13,525
24VAc
16c
18c
40,500
16c
9,000
1.94
1.85
2.00
15 V2
15 Va
100
1.47
1.52
1,600
9C
10c
Preston
Nov
Purdex
i:73
4.35
Manoka
Sep
Quebec
Manitou Mines
Mattagaini
Jan
Quebec
Quebec
19c
9c
10c
8 V2 c
24,500
7'Ac Aug
5c
11,500
4'Ac
Queenston
Apr
Quemont
13c
July
21'Ac Dec
Jun
6c
Jan
1.97
Dec
9c
12c
Dec
Aug
2.59
2.55
2.65
1
16c
15c
16c
8,550
15c
73c
73c
73c
1,700
71c
1
2.16
2.15
2.21
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3 V2 c
4c
23c
Dec
Mar
Nov
l.i4
dun
2.10
Jan
2.55 Aug
3'Ac
Dec
6'Ac
Feb
63c
7,250
25,625
Dec
1.00
Feb
Realm
Mining
Maritimes
—
1
garni Lake
Maybrun Mines
Malta
5'Ac
Apr
Rio
Rupununi
Mines
23c
Oct
Rix
Athabasca
Uran
10c
lie
5c
9c
Dec
18c
Jun
9c
43c 46 AC
46 c
59c
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1.24
1
10%
59c
12,550
47c
Feb
9c
1,000
11
8,665
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45 A
28c
30c
7 Ac
9c
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7,232
4,117
14,600
7'Ac
4'Ac
20c
23c
4.25
4.50
14,747
19C
18c
19c
7,500
-
71c
Salem
Antonio
New
Apr
Silver
12c
Jun
30c
Sep
Siscoe
Jail
Southern
Oct
1.28
7,983
19c
Oct
45c
Apr
16c
Jun
2.>c
Feb
70c
Aug
99c
Sen
Nov
67c
Apr
Mar
39c
85c
8,200
7c
Jun
12c
Aug
Mar
37c
May
32c
67,133.
30c
32 c
67,143
17c
1.85
1.90
300
1.12
1.15
26,900
10'Ac May
July
tic
Apr
2.40
Jan
1.01 May
1.29
Oct
1.80
4,500
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Oct
2.55
4,900
1.81
Jun
21,100
-31,025
11c 11 Ac
11 Ac
13c
500
1
5C
4c
5c
18,500
1
24 Ac
24 Ac
25c
7.205
13c
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25c
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Nov
17c
Jan
12c
July
Dec
43c
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Oct
7V2c Jan
3.35
3.60
80c
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2.500
70c
80c
5.700
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Oct
32c
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"5'Ac May
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Continental
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50c
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New
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8c
7c
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Hosco
25c.
1
Mines
New
24c
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1.71
15.725
26c
Nov
1.65 May
Jan
10c
9 "2 c
7c
7.750
1.69
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28c
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6c
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:
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36c
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23c
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1
5c
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Tombill Mines Ltd
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United
United
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Oct
United
New
32c
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1
Dec
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40c
Jan
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40c
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July
Oct
2.55
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27
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14c
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23'Ac
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Dec
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6c
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58c
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40c
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3,100
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33c
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Oct
1.38
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1.45
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3.35 Mar
27,495
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18c
17c
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25c
23c
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4,000
20c
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40c
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14c
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31c
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1.70
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2.05
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11c
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11c
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14c
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81c
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60c
1.31
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02c
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28c
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Sep
76c
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Dec
11c
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14c
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3.90
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1
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Oct
36c
Apr
.ian
12c
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Aug
7c
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10c
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7.700
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13c
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83c
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88c
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1.02
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83 c
80c
83c
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12c
13c
5,280
12c
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18.300
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84c
87c
16.450
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45c
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35c
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45e
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21c 23'Ac
36.067
19c
Mar
32c
10c
9.100
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Dec
13c
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July
76c
83c
17.200
53c
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9c
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53c
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2.15
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37c
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9.95
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78c
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52c
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15c
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Nov
Feb
76c
3,000
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8.325
37c
Jan
1.40
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Jun
Feb
Nov
July
Jan
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65c
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1.75 Aug
4.50
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8.75
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26c
36c
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5,500
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1.40
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1.57
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1.000
1.27
Feb
45c
21c
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1.000
26c
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1.66
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1.27
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25c
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Apr
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7.250
3c
63c
4.900
49c
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97c
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18c
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24c
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2.45
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29c
5c
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11c
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78c
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66c
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4c
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81c
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14c
5c
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Nov
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20,525
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6c
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3c
567,000
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1.19
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14c
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Nov
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42.225
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21c
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42c
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22c
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32c
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1
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8c
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19,900
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13c
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20c
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Triad
12c
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15
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Trans Canada
20c
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Jan
12,300
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Towagmac
1
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11 A
Jan
25c
45c
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1
Mar
2.00
Feb
26,747
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United
13c
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13c
12e
6c
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7 Ac Dec
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Silver
Oct
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May
1.42 July
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Jan
Nickel Mining & Smelting—:
Oct
85c
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8,125
20,100
63c
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71c
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79c
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45c
38c
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32c
9c
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2 6'Ac,3 5'Ac
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28c
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40c
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16,150
52c
15,565
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Temagami
25'Vc
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46c
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Sunburst
Dec
Merger—.
Feb
Aug
15c
11% May
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Cons
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Norlartic
44c
13 Va
1
14c
Mines
659,012
12%
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9'Ac
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20c
Jan
9.65
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16c
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37.400
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5,295
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River Gold
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11c
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10%
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1
23c
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17c
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12c
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Newnorth Gold
Dec
13c
8.200
Oils
&
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Newlund
Jan
6c
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Steeloy
16c
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17c
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1,150
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5.00
Nov
3.25
62c
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1.98
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19'Ac
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25c
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4c
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10c
Nov
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Stanrock
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12c
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Dec
7c
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Oct
27c
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14.500
25c
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5c
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May
8c
3.10
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Newconex
14c
13c
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23c
Jan
5c
2.35
2.35
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10c
4 Ac
13 Ac
1
25c
Jun
1.45
1.25
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13'Ac
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Nov
7c
9,761
10.071
Apr
May
13,425
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1.85
May
4.65
Apr
725
46c
Aug
29,514
7c
15c
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40 c
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23 C'
30C
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Mar
50c
32c
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7c
1.82
1
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Apr
2.25 Mar
18c
35c
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18,500
Feb
9.90 May
Jan
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Sherritt
54'A
Jan
20c
42C
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1.40 July
6.85
1
Creek Gold—
37'Ac
16c
81c
:
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Alger
New
84,299
4.05
16c
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Sarcee
Jan
29c
6c
7c
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New
5,125
1.69
10c
1.70
—
Sheep
23c
9c
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Nello
8.15
1.59,
9c
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Satellite Metal
13'Ac Jun
Jun
25c
,
Apr
16c
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.
8.00
_—
Jan
28c
*
Nealon
Mar
46c
Gold——
River
Sand
Nov
20c
73c
20c
Exploration
National
59 c
2.50 Aug
/
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10c
29,800
15,000
10,470
66c
8 Ac
_1
Mines
CreeK
Oct
300
18c
Territory
Nama
35c
1
Ryaiior Mining
Spooner
67c
1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
National
1,500
10'4
—
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May
43'A
7,983
20c
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Jan
35c
2.67
10c
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11'A
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7.25 July
29,600
10c
8 Ac
29c
Nov
54c
Jan
8c
'9c
•
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May
42c
Jun
Feb
12c
July
4.45
:
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Miu. Ore Mines
Moneta
Porcupine
Mt Wright. Iron__
Oil
30c.
55c
,
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40.070
10 A
—
Mill
Murphy
Rowan
Dec
♦
Midcou Oil
Midrim
Jan
Jan
—1.25
Mihes____.
Uranium
12c
76c
8c
Mining
Island
Merrill
Dec
6'Ac
Exploration & Development_50e
Mentor
Rockwin
31,800
1
Petroleums
Medallion
Jan
53,250
49%
_1_
Lake
Mines
Gold
McWatters
23c
5c
11,033
12c
Oct
10c
1
Red
McMarmac
10c
89c
a___
—
Lake-
Red
31
35c
7c
____
Feb
—1
———
Mcintyre
McKemie
Mar
Aug
Nov
*
Rexspar
Minerals
Rio Algom
Aug
—.—1
1
—■_—*
Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Consol
59c
24
21c
14 'Ac
Macdonald
Reeves
San
Matachewan
Nov
575
9,000
78c
4c
9c
Apr
July
12,100
7 'A c
3 V2C
76c
50c
42 c
24c
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9.800
8'Ac
Api-
—1
6,710
6,600
12,050
9c
Jan
66c
5'Ac
Mining
31,500
83c
Sep
70c
Dec
1.16
66c
10c
19c
Nov
49c
Dec
41c
:
19c
1
Jan
49c
50c
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
4 Vac
1
10c
6,300
12,556
13'Ac
Mines-
4c
1
______
15.000
9'Ac
28 A
—
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Radiore Uranium
63c
'
Mar
.
17 VaC
64c
1
—
May
24c
—
Gold Mines
Mining
17 Va c
1
15c
12c
14,191
21c
Raglan Nickel
Feb
3.95
Dec
2.55
3.623
Mines
Nov
5,333
108,000
12c
Lithium
4c
Mines
Marcon
3ei>
51c
__
Ascot Copper
Chibougamau Gold
Jan
8c
_______
Marchant
15c
12c
1.85
Quebec
Quebec
1.15 Mar
—
Maralgo Mines.
Marboy _'
Nov
55c
Q M I Minerals
Feb
1.75
4 VaC
9c
,Sep
May
19%
5c
1
Feb
Seo
49c
40c
—
1
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43c
Nov
73,840
21,000
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Minerals
2.80
8 Va C
r—
10'Ac
28c
Feb
Nov
1.41
1
Mines
10'A
Barvue
Manitou
27,800
Feb
Aug
51c
,
1
1
Gold
Royalti.es
Provo Gas
Jan
13
15,b50
1.68
Oil
39c
Nov
Dec
1.30
r___l
Uranium
Maneast
16c
lOAc
__
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Prairie
Oct
Apr
3.95
1
3.80
Dec
35c
40c
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Powell
Jan
,
2.10 July
16c
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2.65
35c
2.66
1
50c
&
2.98
Dec
2.10
—
Jan
8.20
50,750
lie
1.25 Aug
23c
12c 14'Ac
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Oils
10c
Dec
9,800
loc
Development
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24'Ac
4,250
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—
18 Ac,
Mar.
6.00 July
453
.
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54c
27%
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&
3lc
21c
27c
Nov
8.50 Aug
Jan
7c
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35'A
Jan
25
1,882
7.00
20c
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Pickle Crow Gold
12c
1
———
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Petrol
Jan
10c
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,
A
38c
1.25
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Nov
34,250
Dec
;
____
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Nov
51,500
b.bo
2.50 July
13c
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6.15
3.65
40c
Dec
14c
1.73
Mines
__
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—
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Marassa
Macdonald
Macleod
11 Ac
1
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Oct
Jun
19c
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1
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14 Ac
.500
Gold
33c
4'/ac Apr
15 V2
Yellowknife
34c
31,500
12 VaC
Louvicpurt Goldfield _.—_—
Lyndhurst Mines ____.
2^75
1
12 Vac
7c
16 V 2 c
Mines
Uranium
2.65
Gold—
1
Pernio Gas
300
___1
Lac Gold_.__
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Long
Oct
3,254
♦
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Feb
7,979
1
9c
6.70
& Oil
Apr
1.10
14c
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Jan
i2c
1,700
". 27,500
86c
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6.25
Exploration
33 Ac
9c
—
1 10
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6.40
10Vac
10c
Dec
5 Ac
1
—
1.08
—.__1
6.50
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—,—_
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25c
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18c
3,622
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30c
48c
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49,100
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2,367
48c
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6.30
1
20c
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High
30c 30 Ac
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13cT4Ac
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& Exploration.
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Iron
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Low
48c
.
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Paramacrue
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_20c
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80c
13'aC
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Mfeta
24c
_10c
Little
.
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6.00
—
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Liberian
Lynx
Apr
6.20
Oil
Lorado
15c
13C
Langis Silver _______
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Leitcli
32Vac Oct
Oct1
for Week
—
______
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Dec
—
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Oct
OC
new__
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Lake
Ltd
7 VaC
3,o0
Ltd
______
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Lake
Pamoil
71,600
14 Vac
Mines
Dufault
Landa
24c 30Vac
Minerals
Lakehead
Aug
Petroleum
Palliser
Jan
be
26 V2c 27
___
________
Lake
Jan
27c
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Kirkland Townsite
Labrador
24 V4c
19c
95c
1
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Copper
Kirkland
Kopan
Lake
12c
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Kilembe
6,500
24c
Frontier A
Keelev
22,500
8c
26c
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Kenville Gold
30,225
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Copper
Jowsey
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1
;
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Quebec
Jonsmith
21c
9c
1
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Par
Aug
10c
11 VaC
17 Ac
9 Ac
Explorations
Jelex
42,650
15c
7 Ac
35c
Jaye
12Ac
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
Week's
of Prices
Friday
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1,1963
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7 \
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Allyn & Bacon Inc
&
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17 1
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7%
25
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514
1014
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1
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20%
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1178
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8%
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558
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4434
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15%
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16 3
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1
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Utilities
Industrials and
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Monday, December
.
.
(Quotations for Friday, Dec. 13)
The
request
on
distribution
national
wide
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furnished
quotation
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
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Number 6325
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Volume
Over-The-Counter-Securities
National and Eastern List of
Bid
Par
-*
1
National Sees & Research_8%c
Neiman-Marcus Co
———2
Nesbitt (John J) Inc.—
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Nevada Northern Gas Co.——1
New England Gas & Elec Assn.8
New Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
New
Jersey Natural Gas Co__5
New York Airways Inc.
—1
New
York Trap Rock
*
Nicholson File Company.- ——1
Nielsen (A C)
——
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Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals..—10c
North
Amer Refractories- Co.10
North Amer Van Lines Inc
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Nor til Central Co——:
—-1
North Penn Gas Company—5
X3<?
14%
Science
21%
Scientific
25%.
27 3
Scot Lad
34%.
36%
6"V4
7%
Scott
Aviation
Scott
Foresman
55
581a
3%
11%'.
12%
Tail
Otter
Products
Ozon
Pacific
Seismograph Service Corp.-kX
,24%
"26%
14'a
__1
7;%
8%
12 711
Sexton
5%
36%
Shepard
11%
Shulton
6%
7 ',4
25
6%
7%
22%
20
7%
11%
Smucker
17%
18 5
20%
22
21
11%
131«
26%
28 %
15%
17
39 Va
41%
11%
14%
9 Vh
Instrument Co
*
Paper Inds cl A——*
Corporation
—50
18%
Wayne-George
5
11%
class
Gulf Utilities..
New England
Union
Co.
Nitrogen
46%
7%
8 "a
Svc Co... 1
20%
22 %
13-%
14%
24
25%
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Inc—_.——1
13%
14%
9':!
10%
10%'
11%
10%
1214
1214
1
Fruit
Bank
Inc
Petrolite Corp
27
——.—
13%
3o
Corp.——'_33,4
Pickering Lumber
32 3
12%
Philadelphia Sub Water Co 3.75
Photon Inc —■—1
29
30 la
*
*
—.———'
)n
4%
International Inc.—lc
Pickwick
Public
Svc
Co
Svc
of
Superior
10%
11%
75
8012
Superior Mfg & Instrument. 50c
Supervised Investors Services.lc
10%
4%
Swank
5
Inc
Szabo
27%
Tamar
26%
23%
Tampax
16%
17%
Tappan
8%
10%
11%
Taylor
18
Inc
Ren well
Inc
6%
Tecumseh
Products
60
65 Va
28%
Tektronix
Inc
20 Va
21 Va
29
30 7
25
13%
14%
2%
3%
«
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11
Telephone Svc Co of Ohio "A"_l
Telephones
10%
11%
Telex
34
1712
•
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28'a
31 %
7%
8 la
Texas
Industries
Texas
Tenn
6%
7%
Texize
25%
27%
Therm-O-Disc
16%
17 3
Thomas
11 %
12%
*>p
Tool
Ridge
a
14%
%
9
25 Vb
Producing
Inc
>2
.——*
class A
Corp
Co
Stoker
,
3
Expx ess
Inc.——25c
Rob bins & Myers Inc..
Roberts' Co
1'
Robertson <H Hi
& Co——1
Robins
(A H) Co..
—1
Ro a d w a y
7%
83«
Thomasville
45%
26 %
28%
38
40 Va
30%
25%
32%
Toledo Scale
27%
Tonka
55 Va
61%
Towmotor
4%:
5
Tobin
Packing
Tokheim
Toys
Trans-Air
Pete—-33% florins
84%
Royal Industries Inc.
_
1
Rucker Co
_4—*
3%
4%
Russell
Rhst
Stover
Craft
.1
4
l
28 '4
—_10c
A...
8
Co
—.
Transistor
Sanders
Associates
Transogram
3%
4
.1
3%
SaVannah
Savin
Elec
k
Business
Trico
Products
Sawhill
Sc-antlin
Tubular
Prod
Electronics
"21"
Gas
El
Lt
Brands InC
&
Uaico
59%
54%
44 v#
Bank
Philadelphia)
&
Trust
(
44%
>41%
70 %
28'4
64
68'%
68'48
71%
58
64%
82%
85%
31'4
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Natl
Bk
(Wash)„10
Security First
4314
110%
44
46%
108%
II214
29 34
31'%
5%
5%
Bank
of Phila...10
Natl Bank
(Los
Angeles)'
-12%
Security Natl Long Islnd N Y.5
South
Carolina ' Nat'l
Bank
(Charleston)'
5
State Bank of Albany—.——10
State National Bank
(Conn).lO
State Street B & T (Boston).lO
—
Sterling Natl Bank &
York)
(New
Trade
Bank
Trust
Co of
Union
48:,8
Union
81
Union
1121/4
67 %
30%
33
21%
23'4
53 Va
30
32 %
47
49'4
58
62%
'
64 3
s
& Tr
Co
Trust Co
15
(N Y)__ 10
—2%
(Los AngeleS)—7.50
New Jersey
Bank
32 Vb
59
233
St
Second
106
(Phila)...——^..5
62 Va
59'4
26'4
.
80%
50
76%
73'4
222
67
1st
78 %
63
29%
Bank
Natl
N Y)
—_____5
Bank of Canada
10
National Bank of N Y..5
Louis Union Trust Co
—.10
Seattle
65%
78V4
12
(Suffern
891/4
45%
143
137
41%
60%
106 %
54%
42'4
.
Royal
Royal
40'/a
x
41'4
51%
481/2
•77
29%
54 vb
51
39V2
27%
5
National Bank..10
National Bank.—.10
Commerce
Planters
Bk (Cleve).lO
Natl
10
Maryland.10
United States Tr Co (Boston) 10
United States Trust (N Y)—20
United Virginia Bankshares—10
Valley Nat'l Bank of L I——5
Valley Natl Bk I Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.10
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Winston-Salem N C)
—5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co.'.lO
West'n Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
Trust
Union
53^
57'4
88
93%
41
43%
37V2
39%
65
69'%
32%
34%
12
11
78'4
81%
45%
48%
62%
Go
Bank
(Memphis)
Co of
Theatre
90 Va
96
Ainslie
15Va
16%
Ansonia
22
23%
Automated
4%
5
32%
34%
United Investors of Del A
9%
10%
United
12%
13%
United
Piece
10
United
States
Circuit.l
8%
♦
381/8
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Works
Crown.
l
__20c
2%,
20 Vh
67
71%
38
41'4
74%
79
42%
45 V#
38%
41 V*
67%
71
43
45%
37%
39 '4
86%
89 %
54%
58'4
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Wire
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"A"..
Camp Chemical Co — _4—.-j.Coastal Caribbean Oils;;-Insurance
Colorado
Mining
10
Golconda
Leasing
Credit
MSI
Service—
Corp ...I.
Corp
3%
!_10c
7%
8V4
10c
13 Va
147b
13
Sales
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
403i
21-a
Dec.
Ended
Range
6%
22 34
..1
Week
Last
10%
37«
—10c
for
Sale Price
5%
21 Ik
Illuminating Co
Dye
20
Rockland
60%
STOCKS
9%
—.1
Artists
Nuclear
(Chic)
Trust Co
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C.25
Friday
Va
2.50
—
Inc
United
For iootnotes, see page 46.
9
Natl Bk.10
Co.ll
National Stock Exchange
1
Pwr._.2.50
United
8%
591/4
&
Trust Co (N Y)——10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust
Co
(Philadelphia) —10
•
...
7%
Inc..
—
Bk
Irving
__ic
Corp
31%
class; A
Co
50c
Transport Motor Express....
Treesdale Labs Inc
,28%
Power Co
Machines
Trust
Sav
Valley Bank
414
Co Inc
Tropical Gas Co
7
&
Tr
6.25
Newark
of
Bk
State
Eng Merchants
5
981%.
Range
,-lOc
Specialties
12
8%
(Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co.10
Hudson County National Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I
—10
Harris
66
47 Va
Provident Tradesmen's
771/4
Rochelle
New
36%
62%
J)
Pittsburgh
751/4
:—-5
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y—5
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—10
of
47%
44'4
(N
Co
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)
—
62
.
44
12.50
Essex
Philadelphia
56
86
57'/4
341/4
Northern
42%
%
53 %
Jersey Bank & Trust
North Carolina Natl Bank
55%
73%
63
7.50
of
&
Bank
J1
New
57%
55
Bank
Community
IN
56%
10
Shawmut Bk of Bstn.12%
Natl
23%
43%
95%
Bank
:•
14%
Printing
_
Natl
8
(Clevel
(Albany).:
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Banking
40 >4
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Westchester Natl
33%
New
J)—
21
45 Vb
St
77' 'a.
20%
11
13%
25%
2 6 V'4
19VB
42%
13%
23%
1
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1
12 lie
26:%
7',4
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12%
1
24%
18 Va
Tucson
Safran
First
25Va
1
preferred
11%
Johnsbury- Trucking Co.—1
St
Louis
Capital
r.
1
San Jacinto Petroleum Corp
1
23
73 %
x46
111%
801/2
58 V\
70
Industrial
..1
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7%
25%
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6
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Grating
3%.
7Vb
23%
33%
54
53
Co
31%
National Newark
31'a
54'4
51
77
Rutherford
41%
7%
47 %
108%
National
402
22 %
54 %
of Westcliestcr_5
Trust
;
651/2
61
—5
23%
81%
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12%
221/4
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Inc.—
11
4
3 Va
Transcont
Mills
9 2,3
89
61%
50
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■
36%
14 %
V
89 %
City Bank
66%
N
Trust
National
56 V2
(Camden
k
<NJ) 1
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York..——25
National Bank of Detroit_.12%
Trust—
..-
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81%
571%
Y_—.6.25
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14%
17%
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15 Vb
2%
28 V2
Rudd-Melikian
14
13'/2
13 Vb
11
37%
3434
16%
10
35%
5
Bus
Gas
5V2
13%
—5
26%
Dutch
10
1
Inc
1
Royal
—1.
4%
12%
System..1
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System
2%
^_5c
...
Corp
22%
—
Transcontinental
Co
Cc
21%
^
Trans-Coast Inv Co
Mfg
24 Va
Corp
Inc.—
39 Vh
Mfg
20%
22%
Corp
43
Furniture
19
.1
3
...
37
Rovve
18%
34%
Co.^
Corp
17 vh
321/4
Timely Clothes Inc.—,
Tip-Top Products class A
7%
414
l
k.
Tr
Bank of
Bank
Maryland—10
First Natl Bank of Bo'ston_12%
First Natl Bank of Chicago__20
First Nt'l Bk of (Cincinnati)_10
First Natl Bank of Dallas—_10
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)_10
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
First Natl Bk of St Louis..— 10
First Natl City Bank (N Y)_.20
First Pennsylvania Banking
«fe Trust Co
(Philadelphia)—5
First
Virginia Corp
—1
5%
Tidewater Marine Service..—__1
42%
3%,
Indus.-5
Furniture
8.5
National
.6'4
Bank (Atlanta).—_10
First
24%
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass—%
Thriftway Foods Inc.
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.—
—*
26'4
84%
95 ','2
55 J/2
First Natl
-
6%
...
40 %
Rotron
22%
4%
^
24 %
12
65
Co
12 Va
5%
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84
5
591%
385
29 Va
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National Commercial
IN Y)^._—10
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Bank Stk Corp (Mlnn).lO
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
55'/4
& T.15
& Trust.
10
(St
Louis).12.50
Natl
85%
Mefch Nat Bk
86
27%"
52%'
Bank
Guaranty
Morgan
4«k
79%
79
County Trust Co
29
82%
—5
Hanvr B
63 Va
National
(N Y)
Kid
26%
..5
& Traders
Brook
Natl
Montclair
54'%
61
First
.71,4
l
Industries
8%
—
Rockwell
11 V'4
.1
Inc
12%
Far
Co
Maryland National Bank
51%
.
—50
First
13%
1
6%
20c.
Indus class A
Chemicals
Time Inc
Com pa ny .... i.12
Riley
1/4
13
Inc.—lc
Reynolds <te Reynolds class A. 10
R i ch a rdson
•
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8
11%
1
Co..20
Trust
92%
Fiduciary Trust Co
15 Vb
41
.
—
—
—
(Buffalo)
Trust
315
First &
32 3a
14
^^.lOc
k-.25c
porp
30
12V4
12 Va
Terminal Transport Co..—..—*
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp
1
Oil
,
1
l
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Inc..
.1
Inc
Tenn Nat'Gas
9%
15%
_i
,
Ltd
32
8%
________k_*
Peledyne Inc
Teleflex
37%
34
1
Co
Rochester
Mellon
303
27V4
23
1
4%
4
18%
Inc
Co
k
11
Co
Trust
Fidelity Union
(Newaik)
18%
Wine
Taylor
7%
16%
7%
—
...
Island Trust
Meadow
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co..
-10
47%
6%
Ask
15%
56%
10
(Bridgeport) —10
Co
Trust
Empire Trust Co
4%
17%
8
*
17%
33a
17 Va
Inc——50 c
Racing Assn Inc
Rexach Construction
Co
16
...
Kid
6%
1
59%
Tr__2.50
Bk' &
Southern
(Savannah)
Fairfield
26%
10c
Revere
29
44%
2-for-l
split
27
_r_5
__2
^
Industries
Shares
68
6%
•
Remco'Industries
64%
Measurement Corp 20c
—1
5
Redwing Carriers
'
1.25
Re ce Corp -/v./—__^.l
Reheis Company class A——1
10'/4
Corp
Taylor Devices—.;
Taylor Instrument Co
7 Va
Reading
Kap Inc
9 %
50c
3
25c
Indus
...
Texas American
Red
_25c
i
Technical
7
Corp.:.—_—1
Purity Stores Inc.———-1
-
5%
2" 3
"7%
61b
Fashions
&
Bates
Offshore
Drilling,; common
_20c
Class A com.'——_20c
5%
Tasty Baking Co class A
10%
Company Inc.—_40c
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc...—*
Punt a
Alegre Sugar Corp..—1
Purex Corp Ltd
1
—
24%
h
Electronics
Par
Corp..- ....10c
Co.
Manufacturers
va
—_—
7 %
5
25%
Mex
5
Carolina——1
Radiation Dynamics
Rama da In ns Inc. 4....
8 1/4
.1
321
6%
4%
7Vb
l
29%
16%
4
6%
...
Service
Food
10
...1
•.u...:
7%
Companies
57'4
50%
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12'/2
Connecticut Natl Bank—
5
Continental-Ill Nat Bk <fc Tr
~
Co.
(Chicago)
10
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)
5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
11 V'4
.1
Susquehanna Corp
11'a
7 %
6%
.1
Co
49
.2—50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)—10
7%
.
Bank
Nat'l
&
Cleveland
25 3a
l
3»%
6%»
—
2%
20
Artists
Bros
rs
Manufacturers
142
54%
Natl
Jersey
Bank
City
23%
Stubnitz
Publishers
Puritan
/
121/4
6%
10 "2
2%
1
... __
Industries.—.—
Lincoln
67 >,4
137%
Natl Bank of Cleve._16
Natl Bk of Phila_10
Cliase Manhattan Bk <NY)_12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co. 12
Citizens
5
Corp....
New
Central
11
9%
34 Vb
7%
1
Corp—
k
Mfg Co—
Ask
172
60%
Centl-Penn
5
32 %
New
oi
No
k__
1
6%
Central
10%
Davin & Co—4
2%
18%
24 Vb
72 "2
14%
Woodward Inc.
25c
Mercantile
24%
914
9
8%
21%
Lines__l
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk
13 %
Strawbridge & Clothier
8 %
7%,
19%
Cotp
Merchants
22 Va
Electric
55%
16'/4
Freight
Electric
441/8
1
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Greene
19 Va
1
30%
Corp A-l
Finance
Wat ley
5 >2
17%
52
—
36 %
21 V'4
Stowe
4%
1
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Corp
34
19%
Stockton
%
14%
10
j
40%
11%
x67
17%
16%
Inc..50c
Pierce & Stevens
Chemical——2
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
3.75
Playskool Mfg
———1
Plymouth Cordage Co.—;
25Plymouth Rubber Co class B....5
PneumoDynamies ....—
—1
Pocket
Books Inc;_—
—50c
Porter
(H K.)
Inc...
5
Portland Genl Electric Co—7'/a
Potash Co of America.
5
Premier Industrial
Corp...——1
Primex Equities
Corp——.—10c
Printing. Corp of America...— 1
Producers Cotton Oil
~~1
Producing Properties
•—10c
Products Research
Corp
2
Professional Golf Co
—-50c
Puhco
Petroleum
1
Public Svc Co of New Hamp__5
Piedmont Nat'l Gas Co
Public
5
6%
1
*
27 %
1
Co
&
5 Vh
6
....5
(N J) .10
21V/4
Loan
1
...
Bk St Louis—20
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
5
Camden Trust Co
(N J)..
5
19%
Hall
10
A
Co...
Snippers Dispatch
Subscription TV
64%
.——.....7.50
of
Boatmen's
37Vb
State
35%
Co
Inc
Stock Issues
Hoe
10 Va.
52
Baystate Corp
42 V+
Stein
24
33'%
Co—
General
49
21%
38 %
Market
22%.
Lt
Press
Transit
Zurn
56
Bank
34%
Stanley Works
B
Zero
(N Yi—.10
Commerce
Bankers-Trust
5
10
Star
30%
Zayre
Long
Bank of Commerce
«
1
Co..
of
10%
..20
Co—k
Register
Screw
28
Inc.—
Yellow
y
164
6'4
__—
44 7
10%
coin..2.50
Home Products Inc.
Stanley
Francisco)
(San
22 Va
Standard
of
Bank
Boardwalk
*
Standard
3%
15 Vb
18%
Ask
Bid
Far
Co—10
America N T & S A—
:
20%
1
Preferred
34 'a
5%
16%
Sons
&
Corp..:
Yardney
5%
Sons..——10c
&
American Security <fc Tr
Stephenson Finance Co—..2.50
Paul
Peter
3%
13 Va
32
26%
4%
4%
Power
Color
Wyle
/'6%
10
(Newark).25
York ...-,—40
Co (N Y)
10
9%
2Va
SS
&
71.
'■
31.1
42
cl Al.l
Standard & Poors Corp
'"/'/'
lJ% '
8'A
Spraguc Electric. Co
13%
6%
Tele
Metals Inc.-—
Freight System
Standard
24%
3
Chemicals
Laboratories
Xtra
Bank and Trust
43 %
Southwestern States
51/4
—5
Mach.l
Inc
1
Wyandotte
5%
Bid
463ir
8%
4
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Sewing
Enterprises
Wurlitzer
42%
8%
34%
431b
common.
12%
2
Inv Tr—8
.1
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wush-10c
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Iiic—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
Periui Corp ..—.2
;—
-1
Permeator Corp
10c
16
18
32%
Co
Gas
Corp
7%
Chemical Fibre Co
14%
55 Vb
1
Spector
171/4
15%
52%
16%
•;
11 >4
Penhsyl Real Estate
Penobscot,
14%
5c
Tele. .25
_10c
(Alex)
Forst
1
$1 convertible preferred--.—5
Southwest Gas Producing Col.l
Special
9'4
15%
—1,25
Wrather
19%
16%
Pauley
Petroleum
Peerless Tube Co
13%
.5%
13%
28%
8%
29-;h
12.4
11%
4%
/
Far
4014
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Dental
Patterson
>
;
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11
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Conversion
Wood
Recent Security
class A
benny's Restaurants
4
%
3
14%
Drugs Inc.-——
-1
Parchment Pa per—10
Parkview
10
_l
Ross
Wisconsin
22
Company
Gibbs
Wometco
19%
■
18 Vb
Southwestern Elect'dc
Paterson
A—5
33'4
20%
12.50
(Edwin
(John)
13%
31%
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Electric
&
13
;_i
Corp.
Wiegand
8%
6
Bergen Drug
'
37%
Co.
Water
Gas
.1
Works
Machine
Wilcox
8%
10%
39%
17
Corp——
514
33
*
Gas
Southwest
34
Co—...
534
4%
30
California Water .—...5
&
34»4
Co
Gas——5
6%
5 va
7
...
Co.—
27 '4
24
,
Watch
Brothers
Waltham
Warren
11,
5 Vb
A —1
& Develop
Oil
4
32V4
Gas
&
4%
.
12'4
,5,
12'b
27Va
7Va
27vb
11
Companies—„50c
12%
Southern
18%
31%
Corp—*
16%
Southern
10 Va
17
1
27'4
10%
^...l
Southern
4%
9 Va
20%
Inc..—...5c
Southern
13
4
A_L30c
19 va
25 V'4
39%
Southern
11%
9'«
57 (4
Bakeries
Southern
10
10%
Ills
20c
.———
Koenig Lois class
Pargas
Inc——,
Pa pert
Parker-Hannifin
123«
13
Co -—- -—10
10%
8 %
37
Engineering
Shore
Southern
40 Va
9 V'4
.10c
Southbriclge Plastic Prod cl A—1
Southeastern
Capital Corp—.1
Southeastern Telephone Co .10
South
Vb
53
vtc~_.—_k
Devices
Soroban
19
5
class A
Inc
Reed
&
5
10
Warsllow (H) & Sons cl A...1
Warwick Electronics class A.50c
Washington Natural Gas Co-10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson
Wilson Transport A—1
Sorg ; Paper
2%
2
(J
Solitron
1
Walbaum Inc——
•
—--1
Wallace Investments Inc..
2
Walnut Grove Products cl A.12
Walter (Jim) Corp.,
;
—1,6%c
Wuddell
37%
Investment
1
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Co.———*
Society Corp
8
17 Va
4%
Business
Small
35
15%
—1
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
.*
Simplicity Mfg Co class A——1
Skil Corp
k_k—
2
*,8
6%
19%.
35
32%
Instruments
Sigma
10 '/2
25
18
Sierra
20 Va
40%
42%
Gas
...
Wilcox
6%
5%
4%
15 '/a
24%
Power
Will
•
25%
14
Natural
Whiting
12'4
8%
7%
18%
Co
18'/a
86%
231%
Co_5
40'4
Mass
Wiley
25%
17 Va
82
22%
Western
Whitin
7%
,
11
Vitro
32 Va
Niles Crane & Hoist—5'
clask A-.___^....50c
B
50c
c'/a
Corp of America
50c
Volunteer Natural Gas—— — 1
15%
37%
—*
23%
10
8
Co.—.5
&
Publishing .
Westgate-California class
Westland Capital Corp
48
5%
25%
•
Western
4%
4
45
5Vb
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt.—•
Vitamix
Pharmaceutical
1
Vitramon Inc.—10c
28%
14%
——*
.12%
23%
Telephone...5
Kentucky
Light
Western
6%
5%
—10c
Inc.—
Ginger Ale Inc
Vernors
69
*
Mfg Co
Root
13%
Inc———5
—
6%
10c
1_5
Transmission
Ask
Vi
7 Vh
Co._
Manufacturing
Western
!•
6
1
Co.
Western
19%
A—1
A
Co.
Western
18%
9 Va
26 ;4
15 Va
73
Vernitron
23%
26%
Sieg.el (Henry I) Co Inc A...—1
Capital Co.—_
Sierra Pacific power Co.
.3.75
27
23%
21
——.1
Co..,—....—*
&
Inc
Class
38%
Pak-Well
Inc
(John)
Shatterproof Glass Co.
...50c
Shawmut Association t—----k-*
21 '4
Packard
Panacolor
Corp of America
Selmer (H & Ai Inc
Selas
36
Airline———*
Vegetable Oil Corp
5
Package Machinery
Pako
Va
10%
Pacific Southwest
Pacific
87
19%
Line Inc——5
Gamble Robinson Co—5
Power k Light Co...6%
Savings k Loan Assn.lSc
Pacific
6%
21
17%
8%
Veeder
3%
5%
34
Pacific Far East
Pacific
3
5
Co
—
Airmotive Corp.—.1
Pacific
—4
Banknote_2
11%
Brewing
Pabst
Inc
2-for-l
Israel Economic
PEC
Lines
Columbian
—...
split
Shares
Seatrain
Security
Point
Westcoast
19Va
24%
Mills
West
27%
—1
Fair
Power
22
18%
&; Iron Corp—5
Sanders & Company—50c
Vance
Gas
17%
—:
Telephone
Ohio
4
Corp.
Electronics.,—
Coast
West
cl
cl
Mgnt Co class A
Penn
17%
Mould
Valley
Wellington
Bid
I%r
Corp
Amer
West
Corp.—.2
Industries
&
I.
Vector
13 Vb
34%
j
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of
West
26'.4
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Tube
8%
58-;4
55
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2
Const
Si
Vanity
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Varo Inc
13%
Co———5
Co.—
--1
50c
Power
Finance
Oxford
65%
1
1
50c
Welded
15%
9%
9
Peninsular
Vacuum
l_.k_._-i..
for
3
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82
*
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split
Co
317a
12
—*
10c
Chemical Corp
13%
29%
V.
9 hi
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Service Co
10
Oklahoma Cement Co
*
Okla Miss River Prod Line—l.c
Old Ben Coal Corp..—,—
5
Originala Inc
;
Orkin Exterminating
&
Di
Utah
0%
8'"4
10
2
Corp...
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Snares
Sugar Corp
Truck Lines.
Utilities
20%
32%
Water
Onyx
Power
Searle
States
States
Univis
27
^
7%
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1)
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3
...
Scaled
12-,4
lr
Exploration——1
Drill &
Ocean
Ohio
Sea Pak Corp
41a
19
13%
Servateria
Weissberg
8%
b
45
(Quotations for Friday, Dec. 13)
13%
Corp.!
States
United
14 Va
25%
Corp—1
Leasing
States
United
121/4
i%
Ask
16%
Polymeric Chemicals...50c
States Realty Livest
•
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United
"
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Co
31 VB
8%
—10
United
7%
13
Scripps Howard Broadcasting—1
Scripto Inc class ,A__—__—.50c
&
29%
25%
1
A.100
Inc..:——.5
Corp
-1
11%
U
29
Scott & Williams
24%
United
,
67b
.
States
Preferred
23%
5
—
10%
1
r
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4'
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& Sons class
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1
22%
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./_
Inc
Scott
7 %
6%
Foods Inc
Scott k Fetzer
23%
Northwestern Pub Service Co—3
Noxema Chemical Co class B..1
Nuclear Chicago
Corp
—1
Nuclear Data Inc...———
*
Nytronics
4
22%
—
Northwest Natural Gas..
43%
Inc.—10c
1
Computers
United
5 V'4
41'%
Research Assocs—
10 *1 B
19%
9%
4%
15
Sclilitz
Bid
15
11%
:
10c
Engineering—
(Jos) Brewing
Capital Corp
13
Tar
Envelop com.k.10
Ask
Bid
par
<■
Schaevitz
10%
Science
/
k'.-:
351a
'/a
9
Ktaional Realty Investors
National Screw & Mfg—
,:k"k'.
Ask
(2357)
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
Nashville
T
V
Wells
68c
68c
Low
68c
400
1
2.00
2.00
200
__5c
24c
' 26c
400
—
38c
36c
40c
8,100
-10c
Industries
Corp..——
—
Oct
Aug
9.60
26c
Jan
Feb
Nov
3.80 Mar
55c
Oct
.25c
1.80
1.90 Mar
Jan
4.50
Feb
50c
Sep
Jan
1.80
200
1.90
1.90
100
Feb
26c.
28c
300
Sep
2.20
49c
Jan
2.10
Nov
10c
1.80/
,25c
.50c
Oct
35c
—
Corp
30e
Dec
Nov
1363
High
1.60
1.90
1
Electronics..—;r-.—
Development
2.00
24c
Dec
LOO
...
-10c
class
64c
1.10
-10c
A.
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1,
High
Nov
1.10
Apr
2 It-
Oct
1.10
60c
Jan
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2358)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Mutual Funds
Fund
Aberdeen
Inc
Fund
Advisers
Affiliated Fund Inc—l,
Business Shares-—.-^1
Growth Fund Inc__lc
Investors Fund—.—1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
American
American
American
American
Fund
8.14
8.81
S-3
Cont.
(Income Com Stocks)
.1
(Growth Com Stock)—!
4.06
4.39
S-4
(Low Priced Com Stks)„ 1
6.58
7.11
2.36
7.05
r
2.58
7.77
S-2
Keystone
Custodian
Keystone
Internat'l
10.56
9.66
v
"O
1
Knickerbocker
Lazard Fund
5.85
5.24
Life
Insurance
5.77
b.21
Life
Insurance
Loomis-Sa.vles
4.38
18.00
Citizens
Casualty
12.45
Citizens
Life
18.32
7.82
lc
Mutual Fund Inc—1
1
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd—:
1
California Fund Inc—
1
Canada
General Fund—
11.97
11.01
J,4.ud
Ridge
Corp
Fund Inc
Bondstock
Boston
1
r—-1
Canadian- International Growth.
Fund Ltd
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
lc
Century Shares Trust—
1
Chase Fund of Boston—
-1
Chemical Fund Inc
25c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
Ltd
Fund Inc
(1954)
Canadian
—
Plan C
Fund—1
Gen Fd—1
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1,
Commonwealth
Income
Commonwealth
Int'l
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
10.72
50°
Inc
13.46
8.63
17.04
18.62
16.80
Series B
11.59
12.70
15.17
16.58
n 9p
12.28
13.42
11.38
12.4-t
12.31
13.45
9.68
16.68
Dow
Fund
Stock
9;34
3.15
3.42
7.92
8.66
7 28
63.44
64.01
10.20
J.1. J.D '
11.41
12.47
9.05
9.92
9.80
3.77
Inc__1
1
5.07
5.48
18.71
20.34
50c
12.46
13.46
50c
14 17
15 31
Corp—1
4.85
,10
-20c
u2j.uj
!
Fund
Balanced
Stock Fund
Electronics
Investment
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc.
Federated
Fund
Growth
Fidelity
Industrial
Bond
Income
Growth
Nucleonics
7.52
Inc
1
16,
15,
Stevens
Common
lc
3.59
2.36
Inc—1
!
3.90
11.56
18.91
Fund.
20.44
10.39
Fd.
Fund
Mutual
(Discount
Fund
Wisconsin
Centennial
Devonshire
24.52
23.-13
oo
16.83
18 36
25.59
Ask
1984
100
4%s.—.1985
100
%
EH
Chemical
Power
Paso
4.35s
Fruehauf
1992
Gas
Trailer
4s
General
Acceptance
Georgia
Power
Household
—.1988
4%s
Natural
10.51
47/8s
1983
106%
113-
115
9Q
1993
4%s
993^
1991
983,4
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Life
All
&
Surety
5
Casualty
American Equitable Assur
American
3.50
Insurance
Amer Life &
Fidelity
Life
Ins
(111)
1
2.50
Co. I
Bid
Nevada
100.22
"7.65
,
all.64
a96.25
alO.OO
a22.66
3 25s
Texas
Amer
ww
5s
100%
debs
5s
Pub
Serv
Founders
General
Home
Jan
100"/4
116
'
119
Feb
109%
100%,
1993
99
Nat
Ins
16,
23,
Jan
131 (,
100
—1983
20, 1969
15, 1969.
Feb
20. 1970--,
Feb
Feb
109%
Feb
99%
Insur-1
88
94%
Co. 1.50
112
30,
6.
13,
20.
27,
.1
101
102
Apr
July 20, 1970-'
102
103
4%s
Oct
99.16
100.16
3%s
May
100.16
4%s
Feb
15, 1972 -1967
99.16
102.16
3%s
Sep
15. 1972—
97.8
98.8
4 %s
Feb
20. 1974
101.24
102.24
105.24
;
106.24
102
100
102
1, 1970
1.1970-1967
95.8
1,1971..
96.8
100.16
101
"
'
4%s Feb 20,
99
1978-73
100
103
Indebtedness—
—
99.31
% 99.26
100.1
' 99.28
'
ioo.i
one
1 %s
Nov
100.1
100.3
IV2S
98.23
,
3%s
1 V2s
3%s
96.26
95.24'
:
100.5
94.28
99.13
95.28
100.7
95
98.27
94
99
1, 1967.
15, 1967,
98.29
93.28
15. 1967
Aug
96.30
99.10
99.11
1. 1966—
Apr
100.1
97.26
101.5
100
99.8
1, 1966.J
Feb
101.2
99.31
15. 1966.
Oct
97.22
101.3
1,1965—.
Aug
Ask
—
—
15,1966
Apr
4s
99.31
point
a
15, 1965
Feb
1 %s
100.28
101
32nds of
Bid
Oct
3%s
100.3
98.21
more
3V2S
4
100.26
i
or
Maturity-
Treasury Notes (Continued)
1 %s Apr
1, 19.65
4%s May 15, 1965
3%s May 15, 1965—
99 2
92.30
l%s Oct
1,1967-
92.26
1V2S
1,1968.
91.22
91.26
1, T968—
90.28
91.4
Apr
l%s Oct
•No
18%
New
100
7-
1-64
99.31
100.1
8-
3-64
99.31
100.1
9-1-64
99.31
100.1
3-64
99.29
2-64
99.27
99.29
37/aS
4-
1-64
99.27
99.29
3%S
11-
4-63
3.95s
12-
2-63
10-
1-63
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
Ask
'
•
V
99.780
99.785;
1964
99.720
99.727
Apr
1964.
99.709
99.716
Apr
.
'
Apr
1964
99.635
99.6" I
Mav
7.
1964
99.568
99.574
Mav
99.497
99 505
May
98.856
98 872
1964
1964-..^
1964
1964—...
21.
1964
99.428
99.436
1964
99.358
99.368
.June
1964
98.790
98.807
98.780
99.797
:
——
1964
11,
98.404
Aug
00
pq/)04'
Sept 30. 196%
1964
99.047
99.058
<">ot
31.
1964
99.010
99.021
Nov
30,
FOR
t New
98.281
98.2""0
July
value,
98.351
98.185
June
99.279
99.159
FOOTNOTES
98.421
98.333
98.262
I
1964___-,__i—
99.296
99.220
31.
98.500
1964____—
99.152
J
98 651
98.570
98.479
1964
15.
98 721
98.632
May 28, 1964-^..
4,
98.703
98.550
1964
1964
99.288
98.944
98.929
14,
1964.
Ask
r
1964%___.
1964.'.
2,
9,
1964
Bid
V
-
Apr
15,
16.
23,
30.
;
value,
a Net asset
York Stock Exchange,
par
99.28
99.30
3-
99.31
Apr
26,
12, :
4-64
1-64
1-63
100
Apr
Mar
571/4
56-
3-63
99.30
Ask
1-63
3-63
6-
2-64
99.30
89-
7-
1-
Bid
3.65s
3.75s
2-
-
99.849
23,
17%
Due
Dated
Rate
Ask
Bid
1-63
99.845
1964
10%
Due
1-63
5-
99.928
Mar
*>
Dated
4-
99.976
19,
52%
/
97
106
3 l/2s
5VhS
99.922
5,
•
/
106
96
105
98.24
,
99.973
12,
115%
Life Ins Co..1
102
103,
105
101.16
98.8
1963
Mar
Ask
Life
Insur
(Galveston)
—
99.16
101.16
15, 1964
Mar
Bid
100
100.16
..._
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Ask
of
Mar
Assurance__2.50
American Income
Amer
9,
15,
Jan
99%
99%
Par
American
2,
Jan
..1971
4%s.
26,
Jan
103%
99%
128
Trans
19,
Jan
101
100',2
& Gas
:
East
Dec
Dec
98%
100
—1993
-Wise
Ask
103
100.6
101
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a27.28
4%s __2003'
98.16
100.4
101
Mar
July
1, 1964
%
99.12
100.24
102
s
Oct
8 81
98 %
99.30
99.16
5%s
15, 1964.
Inc
99.20
100.8
1968
4%s
Aug
Inc
1967
20, 1968
20,
99.20
,
100.2
3%s
-.1983
Textron
4%
23,
100.8
p
22, 1967
Mar
June
98
...
—
100.10
100.14
"99.12
15, 1964—
Telep
American
3/4
4s
Aug
Fd.
98.28
2, 1966—
Oct
4 V4S
5s
4%s
American
24%
4 Vas
100.4
3%s
15.50
Bid
Elec
M'av
100.2
.
May 15, 1964
May 15, 1964
1993
Bell
May
July 20. 1966
100
99.28
Treasury Notes—
Power
Service
3%s
4%s
4s
13.61
Fund
170
3?
21. 1966
3%s
99.24
100.2
99.12
Ask
23%
Feb
9° 23
99.21
100.16
Fund
129%
30%
100.8
99.16
Nov 15, 1964.
3%s Nov 15, 1964
164%
22%
100
99.10
Feb
4%s
123
23
20, 1965
100.14
3%s
Insurance Companies
Par
100.4
100.8
Dec
1,1964
Exchange
100.1
4s
Apr
Fund
100.8
100
l%s
Inc:
99.31
—
20. 1965
4%s
Fund
100.4
——
1964
Oct
5 73
Inc
20. 1964
Apr
3%s Aug 20,
4s
14.7V
Fund
Bonds—
100
15.64
Inc
100.1
1964
Bank
20,1964
14.35
5,21
Inc
99.31
1,
Land
100.2
100
3%s May 15, 1964
Fund
100.1
Oct
11.74
8 05
7.07
Ask
100
1964—
4s
9.74
1
Bid
99.31
1,
100
100
—
point
a
99.30
Federal
99.28
99.30
—
of
Cooperul ives-
100.2
10.74
100
99 Va
99.26
100
1
Fund..10c
for
'17
1
Certificate
3.45s
5s
991/4
99.27
10.64
1
87%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Maturity—
3.30s
Westminster
Southern
104%
p"
32nds
more
or
3%s June
9Q 07
99.25
5.95
1993
103
luu.A
9y.ai
5.44
Inc..
84 V4
3,.80s Apr
99.30
3.45
__1
—
3%s Feb 3, 1964.—
,
3.16
14.26
Centennial
Second
one
Banks
100
8 16
S.1996
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18
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5.76
100%
100%
16%
144
5.27
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101
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139
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9,76
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Capital
Public
Dow
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1
997/B
4%s_—;
15
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36%
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104 V4
99%
14
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36%
33
Bid
10, 1977
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
102'4
3754
34%
lOi
Feb
al4.88
5.73
24.38
Bid
35
12, 1973—
all.44
5.29
1999
2^%
10, 1972
12, 1972
3.20s
22.35
4%s—1994
75 %
34%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co...5
Fire Insurance^.
3
US Life Ins Co in City of N Y.2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—I
10, 1971.—..
10, 1971—
Jun
a81.84
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10, 1970—
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Rate
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—
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91
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1
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33
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7.73
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21
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73 %
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10.19
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T
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Exchange Fund of Boston
1
&
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Federal
1
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Street
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Bonds).
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American
5.18
10.73
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34%
68%
1 9
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1
10, 1970
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Fund
Congress
1
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Apr
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I
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14.66
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(Income
4%s
Fund,
36.59
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K-l
4.89
I
31%
America—2.50
2
100-
10, 1969
Shares.l
Industrial Shares
35.87
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B-2
B-4
Apr
4.47
of
197
2
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6.73
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1
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Wellington
13.41
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10.61
13.34
7.30
6.22
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1
Jun
10, 1965
3%s Mar 10, 1966-:
4V8s Dec 12, 1966
3%s Mar 11, 1968—
Washington Mutual
11.12
6.75
31%
10, 1964
11, 1964
9.71
Inc
Value Line Special
Fund Inc
...1
Inc
(The)
Fund
Income
Windsor
12.50
Keystone Custodian Funds—
C
International
Wall Street
5.20
4%s
Fund—1
Canada
12.10
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Johnston
Funds
11.07
11.33
Research
United
Fund.lc
Intercontinental
8.29
Dec
12.21
Vanguard Fund Inc..
Investors Variable Payment Fd
13,23
7.61
Sep
Can.l
Fund
13.36
Fund
' 12.24
1
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12.22
13.07
Fund
Science
9.76
4.76
29%
Co
191 %
_1
American Life Ins..
4%s
May 11,1964..
4%s
Income
9.28
10.82
Istel
of
Accumulated
Line
_lc
5
.
3%s
33.32
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lc
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Ins
38%
5
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73%
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...
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;
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Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
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United
Line
11.96
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Fund
United
-
United
America.—1
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■'
Fund
Growth
Funds
Value
Trust of Boston—1
Investors Group Funds—
Investors Selective
43.25
Century Income Inv__
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
Value
Inyestment
Stock
40.50
Inc—
Century
9.09
8.11
Investors
Grth
Fund
1
Fund
of
Corp..*
Life
Sec
Guaranty Co
6R
Oct 15,
1964
3%s Sep 15,1965
4%s Aug 15, 1966..J.
16.05
____
Standard
16%
17. 1964——
3%s
9.25
14.66
f
Travelers
99.28
16.06
8.56
_i
...
10%
99.30
12.23
/
155
70
9%
Banks—
11.19
Inc.^—
184
147
Title
15, 1964—
17, 1964
10.99
Television-Electronics
Texas
Loan
10.16
Farnham
Fund
175
5
62 %
15, 1964
3%s June 15, 1964
3.95s
10.60
14.73
3
——2
10
Shares__1.25
.
(Texas)
Southwestern Life Ins Co..
3.70s May
al8.75
a
Life Ins
s
68%
119%
Springfield Insurance
15%
Va
of Boston..1
Investment
&
10.34
Ltd—
Fund
l
Southland
114
5
12%
v
July 15, 1964.
3.90s Aug 17, 1964..:
4s Sep
15, 1964_—_
Fund——
8.32
8.04
Co
Inc.
Investors
9.46
7.42
Resources
Fund
American
1
Fund
Income
Fund-1
Clark
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Stock
Sterling Investment Fund Iric.-l
2.58
7.36
Investment
14.69
in Amer Industry Inc__l
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1
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Int'l
13.55
14.29
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19.32
Insurance and Bk Stk Fd Inc.lc
Institutional
12.56
,
65 V4
,—2
1964
1
Canada...25c
of
Haven).__10
(New
16%
18%
Figures after decimal point represent
Home
3.20s Jan
54 1
31%
36%
Penna—5
1964
Apr
18.76
Fund Inc 10c
19634
Feb
Mar
Federal
pn vQ
Obligations of Government Agencies
3.30s
Fund
United
Growth
Institutional
4.64
20tli
8.75
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Foundation
16,18
4.25
3.40s
5.55
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16.02
3.85s
20th
5.08
Boston
of
1
3'/4S Feb
10.40
8.05
of
11.93
14.42
lc
Co
Life Insurance Co of
Income—1
65
—5
Co__.__
Security Life & Trust Co..
119%
Acc.l
Co
Kentucky...
Investing..^—xlO.92
9.49
a22.83
of
7.85
13.17
10c
Institutional
Inst
7.51
6.85
Co
61%
69%
34
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Ins
7.18
Roe
8.39
Assurance
Life &
1
Inc—
Income
9.22
11.21
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Fund
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Liberty Life Insurance
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birmi
9.48
Stein
6.92
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Industry Shares Inc—1
Income
18.05
&
Insurance
9.65
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Incorporated
Incorporated
16.52
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Ins
15V4
6.25
United
Life
#■.69
8.38
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Income Foundation
Lamar
8.77
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7.72
Aerospace-Science
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Funds
Kentucky Central
14.83
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i/j
.3.50
Co
Marine
Surety
116
10
13.95
8.83
State
10.23
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13.57
&
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11 %
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15.27
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1
&
1
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1
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Paul
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1
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of
&
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Jefferson
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Life
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2.85
Trust
Ins
Life
(Geo)
Sovereign
7.63
Life
Kennesaw
—
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2.58
Mid-Cont
Interstate
Growth stock
6.52
7.16
148
Intl
2.50
5.96
12.21
142
9.76
j._l
Scudder
6.59
Seaboard
12.51
Scudder Stevens & Clark
11.17
68
9.66
.
63%
65
11.57
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5
Illinois
Inc
35
Hartford Steam Boiler & Insur_5
Home
Insurance
Co
5
9.18
30%
32%
Corp
(Pa)
28%
22%
Reserve
10.85
71 %
28%
5
pn
St
8.40
67%
27
10
20%
50
Growth
6.63
Hamilton
8.79
Fund—,___1'
4.80
•
Fund
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
5
120%
47%
50%
Putnam
2.59
Mutual
6.49
8.04
84%
115%
2
46
Co..i
(Birm).
78
143
2
47%
Insurance
Putnam
lc
Fully
5.94
&
Inc..
_lc
Guardian
Hanover
Ins
80
Republic Insurance
Hamilton Life Ins Co of NY_„_2
7.93
Life
74%
(Texas)
,5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance..1
f
6.74
4.69
1
18.15
1
14%
7.26
9.90
Revere Fund Inc
Funds—
59%
3
...
4.29
Life
Research
,
(N Y)_—5
Corp
(Jacksonville Fla) .2 %
6.17
1
Inc
~9.38
2
Life
Ins
1
.
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
9.05
Greatamerica
Life
series
Growth
Gulf
10.08
series
Group
Reinsurance
13.08
American
Inc—1
10.52
Investors—
Quaker City Life Ins
15%
17.01
11.97
V,
12.94
stock
America
62%
15.73
Great
all.82
stock
Investors
Protective
60%
137
10
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Fund Inc„
Inc
Co.
89%
Pine Street Fund Inc.——50c
Fund
Insurance
70
8.65
Puritan
Phoenix
27%
Co—_5
53%
-
1
Fund
for
25%
Insurance
83%
36%
56 wo
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC) .5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
85
Series—
Fund
Peerless
60%
245
45%
79
34
Y.10
50%
7.89
Fund
of N
65%
11.81
Provident
"Pacific Insurance Co
2
3%
Co
5
*
(T Rowe)
Indemnity
Employees Insur (DC)—4
E'mploy Life Ins (DC).1.50
l
Price
36%
Ainer^
Co
Gov
Square Mutual Fund
Fund
34V4
43
Ins
Gov't
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Pioneer
20 V8
Life
Life
14%
51%
18%
2.50
36%
57%
49
.3.33 %
Life
2.82
1
Fund
Natl
24.03
1
Oppenheimer
Pacific
State
Line
Insurance
2.76
—1
-
Shares
13%
22.21
Series
One William Street
Penn
Glens Falls
.
Co
.2.50
80
235
9%
60%
Co
5
Life & Cas—1
River
Old
34%
2
46%
29%
Ing
Inc_l
1
Chemistry
Electronics
_1.25
Insurance
27%
43%
8%
40c
——1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Investors Trust-.-.l
Northeast
Series
of
al5.06
Life
26%
27,%
North
780
107%
1
5
Ins
Insurance
Ohio
740
1
(S F)
121%
56
Fire
American
Atlantic
18%
10
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins.2.50
England Fund
York
7.41
104
9%
55%
~
York
New
North
73%
,
5
eom
Fire....
Life
115
16 %
90%
76
14%
8%
51
33%
Northeastern
5
13%
;
127%
31%
Northwestern
17 %
122%
15 Va
93 %
70%
58 %
73
Corp class A
2.50
Hampshire Insurance..!
5
New
27%
.1
Co..
10.80
New Horizons R P
New
Insurance
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
9.84
Shares—
Stock
Western
35%
68%
2
Ins..
AA
26%
49
54%
Nationwide
89 %
85
Fund——1
Western
Utilities
General
Federal
Accident
25%
•
5
,4
General Reinsurance Corp.—10
Series—:
National
of NY—1
Franklin
Series
Common
Fundamental
5 «V'/8
4.92
Series.:
Preferred
Fund
67%
51
10.07
4.38
—lc
62
5
16.94
9.63
-lc
2
.&
Line Ins
Union
National
%
33%
;
—
169
159
46%
10
National
84
4.55
16.70
Series—
81
9.19
Inc_l
I—
Custodian
5
15.67
Series
Scudder
Founders Mutual Fund
Co—
Growth„l
Securities Co
Preferred Stock
18.42
1
Old
99
Foundation—1
Series-
Dividend
11.28
10c
Life
Nat'l
139
Employers Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
10.93
Inc
Nat'l
36 %
168 %
92
Firemen's Fund
Series—
10.32
Inc
Franklin
5.30
6.76
Corp.——1
10.06
Florida Mutual Fund
35%
33%
33%
134
Inc...
Savings Life
Empire Life..:
Life Ins
163%
5
_1
1
Fd
1
..
Forster
152
1
Fidelity
Ask
22%
3
National Fire
(DC)_
Insurance
&
Eastern Life Ins Co
Funds—
Securities
17.04
Florida Growth Fund
Foursquare Fund
Co
Inc.lc
Co
Inv
Mutual
Financial
12.53
Investors
25c
Inc
Fund
Trend
Fiduciary
11.46
Series
Wide
_—1
1
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Inc—1
Series
Trust
Nation
22.26
8.94
Invest Fund
25.28
Shares Corp
Mutual
New
Howard—
&
Bond
9.32
20.50
3.43
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
Eaton
Mutual
10.15
25c
Theory
&
Investment
Stock
6.65
Inc-1
Shares
Dividend
X23.13
Fund
Investing
Mutual
18.23
1
Inc
Crum
5
Life
31%
'29%
No.
interest—1
Mutual Invest Found
10.97
Investment Fund—1
Diversified
Mutual
11.05
10.04
20.41
Fund
Growth
Diver
Growth
10.58
10.11
1
Fund
Income
Decatur
Delaware
C)
(B
Balanced
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De
9.09
16.77
National
Inc
Investment
Fund
Income
National
10
Casualty
15.34
National
1
f-
—
Western
Diversified
Mutual
Co.
Continental
Fund—
Securities
Insurance
Leaders Trust Fund-
Corporate
Crown
Fund Inc—Fund Inc
Securities
Life
beneficial
of
Medical
12.11
11.08
8.57
Invest
15%
35%
iuaj_1.25
Assurance
Criterion
832
1
Massachusetts
Morton
19.00
Convertible
14%
32%
America—1
Continental
18.18
al2 28
Inc
Inc
of
1.83
Investors Trust
beneficial int
33V3C
of
Units
1
Consumers
shares
14.75
7.90
1
Fund
Fund
Concord
80%
49
NY „2
of
20
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
Monument Life (Bait)
10
76%
44
Massachusetts
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Composite
Co
1.97
Stock
Fund Inc
15.41
Co..
39%
Continental Amer Life Ins
_
Growth
Investors
£.28
9.81
Stock
Composite Bond &
Fund
Mass
4.83
14.25
1.66
D
&
i<88
Special Investment shares__lc
1.63
B—
A &
Plan
shares—lc
Industries
Ins
37
4
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur... 5
a29.78
Funds—
General
Co
Coastal Slates Lite Ins
al5.79
,
Corp
Science
Axe
Blue
1
Ltd.
24%
Casualty.
Ins,.
Gen
Natl
&
Fund—*
Fund
_*
Life
Maryiand
"A" —2
(NY)
Insur
Combined Ins
Insurance Co.
Life
163%
Mass
20.02
7.17
Manhattan
5
50
—
Co
Inc—1
Fund
Mutual
Sayles
Insurance
17.12
Madison
59 %
1
Insur
25%
Chicago Title & Trust Co... .20
11.39
64%)
Bid
Ins.—
Life
46
Business Men's Assurance Co
Canadian
International
Loomis
Managed
changed to
Name
9.89
Stk
60%
Life
24
7.61
!—1
National
1
7.16
Inc—1
Liberty
Lincoln
—5
Life„___
15.71
Investors
Lincoln
10C
Standard
6.95
Boston
I*iir
70 %
60%
55%
__1
6.53
Lexington Income Trust
4.80
9.10
Beneficial
.—1
5.74
4.01
Eanlife
4.77
Ins
Ask
66%
"
(N J)_ ~2
Life
Ltd_l
Inc
1^4
Physics &
Atomic
16.77
Security
Corp
1
Sci Fd_33y«c
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc-.-l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe Science & Electronics Corp
Associations
Bankers
Monday, December 16, ,1963
.
56%
..10
Fund—1
Fund
Growth
Fund Trust—-—*
Invest Fund Inc—
Associated
13.95
.
(Quotations for Friday, Dec. 13)
Bid
—5
4.37
14.52
Knickerbocker Fund—
al8.80
12.78
15.37
Re-insurance.!'
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Far
25c
-1
-1-25
Mutual Funds—
.
97.874
1964
97.851
1964
97.360
97.381
97.054
97.038
1964
96.729
96.756
1964
96.413
96.432
:
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend
Number 6325
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2359)
Week
show an increase compared with a year ago.
clearings this week will
Bank
BANK CLEARINGS
OF
COURSE
THE
liminary figures compiled by us based upon
of the
cities
be
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
s
stand
At this
ending Friday of 7.8%. Our comparative sum¬
$36,621,070,098 against $33,482,242,584 for
at
center there is
gain for the week
a
the same week in 1962.
Boston
1,355,067,035
+ 2.7
Kansas
1,130,000,000
+
5.9
873,203,003
839,098,303
+
4.1
525,845,420
+
+
450,100,808
447,128,306
+
573,890,580
+19.3
385,007,347
+ 11.5
?
*
five
days
Other
cities,
five
days.
Total
All
all
cities,
cities,
all
+
30,255,924
1,306,007,698
24,404,517
166,02*1
14,866,
1,273.390,056
1,103,541,860'
2.6
29,502,197
1,446,354,167
-
7,365,543
7,274,959'
25,498,209
+10.7
+ 28.2
14,473,545
12,905,89
7.7
326,575,153
635.214,648
306,497,86
553,347,44
17,085,695
13,330,797
367,189,275
+
684,406,405
+ 19.9
115,989.800
111,383,700
18,358,668
16,413,244
16,616,101
556,168,617
17,247,593
504,362,589
+ 12.3
475,178,204
427,897,755
1,950,045,311
1,714,333,603
+13.7
1,574,413,265
1,413,678,120
7,115,039
+ 11.3
cities)
(7
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
82,490,900
14,434,705
3.7
—
.
94,436,700
14,100,310
4.1
+
+ 11.9
16,944,790
13,593,47*
South
$33,482,242,584
+
„
36,620,000
273,805,708
37,156,000
—
293,175,046
Carolina—Charleston
6,048,780
22,711,OOfr
258,972,387^,
6,207,725
+
1.5
27,658.000
+
7.1
258,539.385
13,127,212
4,559,798
+ 187.9
484,896,157
200,069,458
439,983,488
+ 10.2
187,086,248
+
6.9
91813,378
409,760,139
175,765,414
1,036,342,268
949,170,281
+
9.2
9,543,27#
887,744,041
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington..
9.1
v
7,918,395
Richmond
7.4
393,341,10>
145,824,55>
,
,
+16.4
1,205,088.400
$36,621,070,098
week
r
5,388,680
:
820,398,675
Total
+ 16.4
6,025,442,010
7,013,589,655
1,402,717,931
for
cities
2.5
,
Virginia—Norfolk
+
$35,218,352,167 $32,277,154,184
days
day
one
Total
five
40,895,675
6,859,131
30,387,768
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
/
$28,204,762,512 $26,251,712,174
cities,
7.3
0.7
684,658,493
420,220,118
Ten
7,693,533
1,033,000,000
—
395,427,755
8.3
Baltimore
v
7,189,957
+ 11.4
+
8.5
1,013,513,456
'
__
1,191,000,000
3,444,606
8.5
Cincinnati
+ 3.6
441,800,000
-
Cleveland
6.5
7,652,152
Youngstown
1,098,063,000
Pittsburgh
3,098,676
Mansfield
479,200,000
Francisco
San
4,411,055
Columbus
544,864,655
City
Louis
St.
4,916,146
0.1
q 257 063
Cleveland
—
2,459,031
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1,392,186,229
1,197,000,000
-
1,695,76^
1,564,693
1,207,000,000
Ohio—Canton
1
Philadelphia
1,848.844
8,300,610
cities)
(9
%
+ 7.8
Chicago
1,774,394
41,89.7,965
Jersey—Trenton
l,582,60i
6.0
+ 14.9
—
3.300,725
....
1963
1962
$21,065,266,206 $19,540,361,727
York
New
S
1,344',000',000
...
—
Delaware—Wilmington
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1960
$
5,805,485
_
Total
1961
5 797 087
Philadelphia
Reading
New
7
(a)
(3)
Scranton
York
December
Inc. or V
Dec. %
2,224,385
2,135,595
2'452'881
I
Lancaster
for this week follows:
Week Ending Dec. 14—
2,091,912
—
Chester
Our preliminary totals
last year.
of the corresponding week
above those
Ended
1962
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
ended Saturday, Dec. 14, clearings for all
which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
States for
of.the United
1963
"•
$
country, indicate that for the week
9.4%
mary
••
47
Total
cities)
(6
^
836,441,103
9.4
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
issue of next week.
our
Saturday
the
and
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday
figures
inasmuch
available
not
are
at
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
the week ends
as
of
time
to
going
press.
*
able to give final and complete results of the
we are
Dec.
7.
For that week
the whole
same
center
Federal
the
previous week—the week ended
York
Districts
in which
District
Reserve
Cleveland
of
Reserve
they
District
Total
the
totals
records
clearings
278,076,943
315, 273,549
+ 6.9
294.884.543
20, 831,124
+
6.1
17,568.904
284,0O8,61»
16,700,930
1,066,997
364,119,000
._
977.415
+
9.2
Orleans
_■
cities)
(10
8.874,863
5,728,230
-
826,359
955.063
322, 036,000
+ 13.1
+16.0
1,583.742,585
4,231,638
+ 11.1
258,830,490*
299,697.000
-1,696.841,055
1,968,238,175
,
3.863,358
1,461,986.116
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
show
an
improvement of
District the totals
12.1%; in the
Indiana—Fort
an
increase
of
10.3%;
the
St.4Louis
and in the
register
San Francisco
a
Terre
The Chicago
following
furnish
we
\ SUMMARY
Ended
December
Boston
Rapids
New
York
3rd
Philadelphia
1,217,366,327
9
••
21,880.485,048
9
"
+
186.987.017
9,823.836
11,456,768
79,802,275
98,884.810
'
28,996,931
26,208,834
2,585,629
3,207,746
—
!
1,531,436.061
1,480,138,543
Decatur
+16.6
72,152.441
25,280.625
9.6
V
11,349,253
4.80.9.890
165,223,443
"9,109,230
68,261,72a
24.172,420
1,918.757
1,639.417
3.5
1,352,985,895
1,222,989,734
7.996.915
7,603,088
—19.4
+
9,378.407
V
+ 23.9
—
14,102,973
88.346,000
.«
10,417,116
8,316,085
+ 25.3
16,411.233
23,455,208
—30.0
13.986.203
17.858,117
18,115.028
12,265,984
16.010.317
+ 13.1
14,689.785
13
9,849,623
+ 24.5
8.853.074
254,728
7,626,420
2,276,646,988
—__■
2,064,672,153
+10.3
1,862,788,445
1,689,425,355
5.9
...
;
—
i
,
i—
cities)
(17
,
+
;
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc.
8.8
'
1961
or
Dec, %
1,119,317,589
4.337,717
+ 55.3
__
Peoria
$
5.6
219.278,399
:
Rockford
1962
/
v
12,299.011
5,599,555
Chicago
OF BANK CLEARINGS
$.'
12 cities
_______
2nd
14
95,403,000
+ 18.1
340,639,861
by Federal Reserve Districts:
'1963
16,251.513
+ 10.3
Illinois—Bloomington
Total
1
+ 12.4
12,794,947
5,303,397
15.113,558
Moines
Des
District of 24.2%.
a summary
20,292,564
106,292,000
3,568,178
>17,547,025
11,963,685
14.634,711
22,810,410
Springfield
In the
21.770.016
117,264,000
Sioux City
gain of 7.7%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 18.6%,
Reserve
3.7
+ 39.1
Haute.
Iowa—Cedar
District of,
Kansas City Reserve
In the
+
12,695,520
South Bend
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Reserve
24,183,124
Wayne
Indianapolis
Richmond
larger by 13.7%; in the
are
*4,700,000
25,072,710
17,665,431
.
—_
Lansing
8.8%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 10.7%.
10.1%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.5%.
District the totals
1st
278,545,576
22,109,712
i_
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
,
Week
7.485,781
+ 20.6
._
Louisiana—New
located and from this we note that in
are
Reserve District of 9.2%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 16.0%.
Reserve
+ 20.8
337,138,222
.1
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
12.5%; the aggregate clearings for
+ 23.5
8, 468,459
We group the cities according to the
increase of 12.2%.
an
Boston Reserve District
In
increase of
an
was
Outside of this city there was a gain of 13.1%; the bank
showing
Reserve
New
there
present further below,
we
8.203,279
10, 179,215
295, 748,685
12,576,640
country having amounted to $37,810,560,360 against $33,594,440,411 in the
week in 1962.
at this
the
however, which
33,771,002
151.040,257
,424,800,000
456,000.000
10,230,259
—
Alabama—Birmingham
detailed statement,
38,387,915
181,341,940
,
+ 19.0
'+ 19.4
...
___.
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate
188 213,210
499, 900,000
356,787,592
Augusta
Macon
+ 22.4
224,014,811
597,100,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
cases
35 213.398
43,094,942
Tennessee—Knoxville
,•
488,100,000
460,700,000
+
412.300.000
382.300,000
Kentucky—Louisville
302,927,808
+ 14.5
243,485,867
225.143,315
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
257,094.513
264,579,142
226,064.546
+ 13.7
211.511,720
193,623,493
3.986.387
4,094,547
2.6
3,918.073
1,052,108,768
955,438,235
+10.1
871,215,660
I960.
sso
$
$
959,557,631
1,043,640,524
19,514,622,599^
+12.1
16,958.476,899
13,774,521.648
1,446,354,167
i;306,007,698
+10.7
1,273,390.056
1,103,541,863
+13.7
1,574,413,265
887,744,041
836,441.103
+16.0
1,583.742,585
1,461.,986,116
,
3,515.059
1,413,678,120
9.2
—
Totkl
(4
cities)
:
4th
Cleveland
7
"
1,950,045,311
1,714,333,603
5th
Richmond
6
"
1,036,342,268
949,170,281
6th
Atlanta
10
"
1,968,238,175
1,696,841,055
7th
Chicago
17
"
2,276,646,988
2,064,672,153
+10.3
1,862,788,445
1,689,425,355
8th
St.
4
"
1,052,108,768
955,438,235
+10.1
871,215,660
804.581,867
9th
Minneapolis
7
"
891,801,814
+^8.5
810,499,223
713,088,108
North
Dakota—Fargo
9
"
869,581,105
+
7.7
832,293,596
731,518.237
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
6
"
889,586,088
749,992,188
+18.6
691,565.169
619,120.274
10
"
2.189,492,928
1,762,662,091
+24.2
1.656,961.205
804,581,867
1,433,369,143
10th
Louis__
Kansas
11th
San
„
City—
Dallas
12th
_____
Francisco
967,311,026
;
936,583,326
,
+
York
New
City__
33,594,440,411
+12.5
30,046,730,668
+13.1
13,579,098,178
17,296,742 <•,
5,794,349 +'
_5
8.6
10,034,758
+
5.9
550.076,273
+
12.7
206,302,782
+ 34.0
12,493,656
+ 24.7
4.660.866
+ 19.3
7.939,611
10,040,203
Helena—;
cities)
8,414,604
23,797,463
Montana—Billings
(7
+
236,201,171
12,905,392
4,646,465
266,151,870
;
Total
,
21,719.095
+
9.6,
891,801,814
+
8.5
967,311,026
—
25,540,829.465
14,607,299,407
633,030,804
Paul
St.
10,308,856
597,606,231
11,199,589
.
_!
Minneapolis
'
,V
37,810,560.360
16,515,956,815
__106 cities
Total—
Outside
District—Minneapolis-
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
9,246,680
482,869,11^
178,551,05(V
10.593,579
4,455,992
8,268,270
18,991.277
19,100,424
810,499,223
713,088,108
12,201,185,228,
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
add
now
detailed
our
statement showing
the figures for each city for the
week ended
December 7 for four years:
1,619,288
Hastings
Week
'
Clearings
at—
1963
/
'
Ended
1962
December
Inc.
Dec. %
$
$
■'
i
f
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor
Portland
_
——
—
10,331,376
Fall
4,153,538
New
_
_
Bedford
4,536,694
2,410.656
4,783,298
5,469,496
—
—
2.0
*
Missouri—Kansas
,-y
2.2
10,168,624
767,273,001
8.4
4,100,195
1,936,757
1,764.984
+14.3
4,390.133
4,294,599
6.6
20,724.046
18,765,202
—15.1
16,638,499
15,139,957
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Rhode
Haven
Island—Providence
19,549,026
67,862,422
•______—
__
67,566,893
65,624,854
29.030.178
25.144,327
+
25,157.048
16,598,738
_
:__
70,521,199
30,376,595
—
—
3.8
:
/
0.8
+ 15.3
52,840,400
60,945,200
3.8
19.505.330
36,441,799
8.3
35,341.956
13,329,330
32,128,943
+ 10.2
528,089,262
472,180,755
4.0
14,734.396
8,747.177
13,883,903
+ 16.6
7.7
832,293,596
731,518,237
+ 28.0
16,463,758
+ 20.1
594,894,550
49,315,757
13,526,630
529,132,594
49,271,940
16,462,306
9,827.001
547,081,458
15,824,023
8,428,765
936,583,326
City
/-
Texas-rAustin
—
~
Dallas
Worth
Fort
26.829,495
30,134,188
Springfield
Worcester
2.3
+
869,581,105
+
+
+
180,595,490
7,132.254
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
3,915,622
4.3
+
^
•
1,371,995
1,192,101
-9,703,464
39,472,475
603,042.294
cities)
(9
1.192,803
+
Joseph-
Total
1,307,959
2.6
19,310,442
15,763,245
—
8,111,550
832.518,607
—
—
•
/St.
.
20.0
224,173,899
Colorado—Colorado Springs—,—,.
4,263,875
4,832,826
+ 10.8
886,892,764
2,515,491
River
—
10,572,729
982,426,736
_
_
Massachusetts—Boston
Lowell
4,774,992
4,680,912
_
' •"
.
+
11,750.157
211,624.556
.
Wichita
-
1960
1961
+ 21.6
20.048,430
—
-
Kansas—Topeka
7
or
1,226.245
15,349,463
229,290,441
Lincoln
Omaha
1,331,229
1,471,628
i'
Nebraska—Fremont
.
Galveston-
'21,985,851
790,314,532
48,417.926
^>43®.589
—.
——
~
16,285,194
cities)--
(6
*!
~
'
Total
46'HZ'nnn
£'550,000
"5,983,116
16,064,492
7,146,000
,
Wicjiita Falls_^iw_-_.
Louisiana—Shreveport
fa58,046,892
•
^
-
i
i
-
4.9
+
9.1
6,267,000
9.1
7.062,00O
'5,929,845
1.4
>17.899.259
5,231,913
15.690,190
+. 18.6
691,565,169
619,120,274
+
5.0
+
15.1
233.024.963
7.038.576
195,167,904
6,028,920
+
23.6
244,451.554
212,186,33,5
+
126,900,936
27,287.351
14,592,225
776,100.064
39,403,460
15,816,105
—
+
—
749,992,188
889,586,088
+
41,890,700
46,081,900
'
'
New
Hampshire—Manchester.:
Total
(12
5,418.735
I
cities)'..
1,217,366,327
'
—21.5
6.902,188
5.651,866
(3.368,960
8.8
1,043,640,524
959,557,631
+
1.119,317,589
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Washington—Seattle
—.—
Yakima
New
Utah—Salt
49.522,053
+ 36.3
50,793,100
32,632,161
153.303,437
+ 17.3
142,504,950
136,878,215
San
3,694,183
3,648,258
1.3
3,630,453
2,510,138
San
4.670,350
4.430.931
+5.4
4.272,179
3,401,906
21.294,603,445
_
67,513,561
.179,836,224
York—Albany.
18,987,141,004
+ 12.2
16,467,632,490
<
x^__—■_____
+
'
Jamestown
New
York
Rochester
Syracuse
New
69,533,738
Northern
Total
New
(9
Jersey
cities)
;_
+ 15.3
54,349,478
Jose
0.4
35.245.322
—
90.380,506
-
28,358,064
+
6;9
109,668,421
94,712,655
21.880,485,048
19,514,622,599
+ 12.1
16,958,476,899
13,774,521,648
Barbara
-
(10
cities)
total
(106
13,090,509
935,822 5b4
45,431,008
15,009,632
21,634,759
2,189,492,928
1,762,662,091
37.810.560.360
33.594.440,411
'
85,236,189
113,784.846
Tdtal
28,153,733
107,453,054
——
Stockton
51,352,414
+
121,685,748
Jersey—Newark
60,330.238
35,008,778
103,806,345
^__
-
Francisco.
Santa
1
35,141,454
—
_;
274,357,896
^n'ofo ncl
167,627,778
20,453,334
9,787,915
1,279,180,792
37,920,236
>Y 16,758.798,,. "
18,242,332
—
Beach—.
Pasadena
'
—_
7,539,856
339,138,642
City
/
13,339,644,237
—
Buffalo
Elmira
Lake
California—Long
;
^6S'coq'q^k
8,680,275
^
Oregon—Portland
;
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
Francisco
291,702,826
.
,
3.4
;
Grand
'
'Outside,
New
^Estimated,
cities)
York
City
(a) Clearings
16,515,956,815
operations
14,607,299,407
discontinued.
9.4
138,402.411
—2T.9
—25.2
26,231.861
15,497.868
+ 36.7
907.065.452
—16.5
46.937.976
+ 11.7
15,066,909
—15.7
23,243.635
19,885,825
+ 24.2
1,656,961,205
1,433,369,143
+ 12.5
30,046,730.668
25,540.829,465
+ 13.1
13,579,098,178
12,201,185,223
:
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2360)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
certifies
the
to
of" Section 522 of
requirements
countries
of
world.
the
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
give below
We
BY
DECEMBER
TO
DECEMBER
BANK
12,
UNDER
TARIFF
including
OF
ACT
and
those
Dec. 6
,
Argentina,
peso
Australia,
-
(Metropolitan!,
.926406
»
pound—:
...
yen
r
guilder-
escudo—
,
__
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona——
—
„
Switzerland, francRepublic of South Africa,
,
_
_
—
United
Kingdom,
rand
sterling!..
pound
-
.277450
'
;
2.768554
,
A
.139731"
.0348833
.0348750
.0166645
.192500
.0166645
.192475
.0167040
.192487
.231700
1.393125
.231675
1.392876
1.392896
2.796200
2.796240
'
.231687
Power
4+« %
General
4.30%
equip,
General Tire
Consolidated Statement of Condition
million,
$49 million and
1962. Real estate loans in¬
$6 million. "Other" loans increased $8 million.
(In millions of dollars)
or
Gold
,
certificate
Total
gold certificate
—
Discounts
%
;
Dec. 12,
1963
1962
/
13.904
,
notes—
reserves—
542
+
142
6
—
400
26
•—
86
—
.207
advances
—
18
+
15,300
(341)
24
—
1.396
„—
and
Dec. 4,
Dec. 11
'
.
account—:
Redemption lund for F. R.
Cash
'V
321
200
+
83
+
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Helci
—'
45
_______
under
repurchase agreement
U. s. Government securities:
Bought
2
+
5
outright—
Bills
i
Certificates
4,154,
„
Notes
l_i-
._
__
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
banks increased $505 million,
and the combined
total of Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds
decreased $40 million.
ber
Demand
deposits adjusted decreased $295 million in
the Chicago District, $142 million in the Kansas City
District, $130 million in the Dallas District, and by lesser
amounts in five other districts, but they increased $215
million in New York City and $126 million in the San
Francisco District. Savings deposits increased $35 mil¬
lion and "other" time deposits of individuals, partner¬
ships, and corporations increased $74 million.
—6.119
-17*729
_
1,649
+
7^066
r_
.
189
—
6,916
4
Total
Held
497
14+45
_____
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
bought outright-!-repurchase agreement
33,594
189
3
190
under
2,943
+
Federal Reesrve Banks decreased $435 million
Loans
domestic
others
decreased
commercial
million.
$373
decreased
banks
/
Total
U.
Total
-
•
loans
S.
Govt,
securities
33,597
379
+
33,968
177
+ 3,000
5.818
185
+
securities
Cash items in process
Bank premises
of collection
(1,122)
...
A-is.'—104
Other
2,919
1535
2127
assets
17
Total
assets——.
Federal
Reserve
(1,463) ,55,709
78
—
Total
loans
and
investments--:
377
2,670
and
Loans
Commercial
S.
(341)
__
,
32.369
reserves .-—'
Treasurer—general
207
+
:
16.185
account
L067
Foreign
Loans
+ 2,175
+
12
8
Other
!
deposits
U.
66
Total
and
accrued
dividends
97
liabilities
(1,463)
162
+
14
+
2,505
,+
54,126
—
Other
_'____
in
492
_______
capital
'
.
accounts
+
•
J 57
19
+
Total
of
liabs.
gold
deposit,
&
capital
certificate
and
F.
R.
accounts
(1,463)
to
reserves
Loans
Real
for
U.
55,709
:
377
—
to
—2.3%
99
2
—
+
.11
the eliminations made in the consolidating
are
(H.
years
to
Condition Statement of Member Bank9
of
S.
U,
million
statement
Federal
An
of
Reserve
increase
demand
weekly
principal
Government
in
banks.
Commercial
districts for
a
of
System in leading
changes
$467
securities,
deposits
for
million
a
the
parable week
lion.
Loans
carrying
million,
other
and
U.
and
a
in
with
,
domestic
+
283
(>
.
+
2,437
8
%
'+
467
+
+
505
+
2,884
2
—
—
•—
8
—
64
—
+
+
■
32
1,436
32
+
12.548
3
1,107
545
+
+
"7
36,
and
—
60
5.558
—
79
175.998
—
235
t
decrease
of
Porter Co., Inc., 5%%
Natural Gas Corp.—
first
6%
Rhine-Ruhr
4%%
Water
debt
Scovill
loans
Government
and
loans
dealers
increased
for
securities
lor
decreased
in' nine
com¬
purchasing
decreased
purchasing
or
or
$135
carrying
$97 million. Loans to
390
+
+
358
+
1,814
—1,240
+
1,532
—
3,163
first
due
1978
Standard Oil
4»a%
nonbank
increased
financial
$44
sales
+
20
798
40
+
449
225
—
Tennessee
Gras
due
1977:
convertible
Eastern
Gas
Eastman
$3.60
shown
+
cumulative
2269
mtge.
Grolier
pipe
_Jan
ISSUES
Co.,
&
1
2270
Dec ,31
2270
CALLED
Date
1974
due
pfd.
2032
Jan
stk.
18
1
2222
Jan
cumul.
stock—
31
Dec
due
—Jan
Dec.
15,
28
16
1938
1976
,/.
Dec
2222
?"
■
Jan
15
2222
Dec
30
2127
Corp.—
due
bonds
Jan.
■'
Co.-^
1,
1982
,+/%!,A'
debs,
due
1
*
Dec
'
..
1974
1
Feb
due
27
2128
"
'
1976--;
convertble
* '
Jan
bonds
refunding mtge.
Line-Temeo-Vougbt, Inc.— ,
subordinated
/
2127
conv.
mtge.
*
'
1
preferred series G stock
subord. debs, due 1975
6%
2126
31
Jan
Ltd.—
first
4:%%^
stock—
stock.-
pfd.
debentures,
Co.,
Manhattan
first
Page
Dec
,
cumul.
Lehigh Valley Coal
5%
'
-
—Jan
junior preferred stock
5%%
Electric
Oil
Hudson
♦
1
>.
,
Co.—-
preferred
5%
Inc.
Inc..
Hawaiian
2269
first mtge. pipe line
first .preferred
,
Provincial Transport Co. 5% cumul. preferred stock
Souhd Power Si Light Co.—
Dec .30
*
27
2224
2224
Puget
5'2%
first
due
1989.
first
5:,a%
mortgage bonds
mortgage bonds
due
1990—
Western
Natural
Gas
Yukon
Consolidated
3%
Co.
noncu'mulative
•Announced
5%
Gold
Dec
Jan
stock.
3
Dec
30
Dec
stock
preferred
Ltd.— '
conv.
Corp.
preferred
this
in
17
•'!•!'?
issue.
*
/,
*
.
DIVIDENDS
Continued from page 13
American
Common
Share
Sugar Industries,
JJ.
37.734
12.870
—
3.982
10
+.,
iquar.)
North
American Van
North
Carolina
North
European
Jersey Trust
', V:
+
35
+
39
134
+
,
152
+
+
3.199
74
+
4,157
>'■•'+■40
+
766
—
5
+
25
+
9
+
717
—
1
—
.
219
+
.
3.034
—
Lines
Telephone
Oil
Extra
114
«
(quar.)
Ry
(s-at__
Public
(increased
Banks———
47
435
—
3.151
—
373
+
6.222
-+
17
+
14,346
!.
—
—
+
46
+
120
568
560
'
734
to
domestic
reserves;
time
commercial
individual
deposits except
banks,
and
less
cash
officers'
deposits
of
U.
loan
(San
items
checks
S.
preferred
4.22%
preferred
in
not
and
S.
Government
deduc¬
gross.
Government
process
shown
after
shown
are
of
and
collection.
separately.
and
postal
savings
Natural
revised.
District).
(quar.
Gas,
—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5.60%
preferred
Northern
6%
Telephone
Natural
preference A
Plastics
Northern
Trust
Northwest
———_
Corp.
G
12-11
1-15
12-31
12-20
11-30
1-14
12-20
1-14
12-20
1-14
12-20
12-30
11-30
1-14
12-20
12-20
12-
5
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
40c
1-
1
12-13
t75c
1-
1
12-13
'
quar.)—
75c
(quar. i
«
10c
20'^
—
Airlines
'12-
1
1-
/
Gas—
(increased
(Chicagoi
6
12-20
$1.37'a
$1.45
$1.40
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
dividend
Northern
2
12-
45c
iquar.i
(quar.i
Ontario
1st
1-20
37c
—
(quar.)—.——
Ohio
12-23'
12-20
$1.12
$1.05
44c
$1.22,'
—1——
i—!'_!——
common
5.80%
Northern
6
1-31
12-
$1 06*4
-
(quar.)_
preferred
1-
12-16
—
(quar.)—I
preferred
9-16
S2
— -
(quar.)
4.88%
6-17
9-30
15c
(quar.)
4.40%
1
—
___x
Servic«
preferred
Stock
Francisco
figures
banks
items
those of U.
J.)
quar.')— A-—-—-—
4!.»%'
Northern
3-18
7-
30c
Co.
Indiana
12-16
1
30c
N.
:
Gas
Common
2
,
5c
6c
1
Central
Northern
12-16
14-
I2y2c
iquar.
(increased)
(Ridgewood.
—
Penn
—
Co
Quarterly
North
1- 2
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
—
_
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.75
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
When
,
Inc.—
(increased!
preferred
+ .8.852
12
—
r
Per
North
North
615
58,103
,
Name of Company
preferred
:
loans
27
*
1
Co.—
Foods Co.
7%
separately.
November
1
1
Jan
Cable Corp.—
9
,
demand
Preliminary
2224
1982._Jan
—-—
Corp.—
debenture's
cumulative
Fairmont
General
+
!
certified
♦Includes
2174
2224
.
Jan
first
5+4%
Co.
Fuel Associates 4+2%
&
Kodak
32
official institutions, etc.
commercial
^Includes
1
___-!
—
Light
+
subdivisions.
Reserve
of' valuation
domestic
*
debs.
pipe line bonds due 1981
& Light
Co.—
series J bonds due 1989
preferred
preferred
ACCOUNTS—
of
4'-j%
and
d?b:s. due Jan. 1,
ENTIRE
Illinois
7%
1,151
liabilities
all
2130
Jan
1979
5% %
and
4Va%
?Exclusive
1
Company and Issue-^
Northern
•"Includes
1
Jan
mtge.
245
banks
others
31
Jan
1973,
due
1982
Transmission
Power
first
5Vb%
tion
4,4%
due
1979;
Eastern
+
interbank
CAPITAL
Dec
!_
(Ohio)
line bonds due
bonds
Texas
958
official institutions, etc.
deposits
Governments,
From
1938
1982
due
Transmission
;J:._549
political
Federal
1
<
_——._
Co.
debentures
+
Foreign:
mil¬
institutions
bonds
mtge.
12.527
,
—
banks
Commercial
Jan
1980—
debentures
7%
deposits
Domestic
not
institutions
"other"
—
5,040
!___:
savings deposits—total*'5
Individuals, partnerships A; corporations:
+
'
Manufacturing Co.—
4j4%
Home
s
1
cumul. pfd. stock
25 year 4^4% debentures due
Southern Natural Gas Co.—
,
%
;
;_Jan
Union—
Service
adjustment
12,408
-
!
time
A!-''""
'
1,
mortgage bonds series due
7%
and
Inc.—
Insured Merchant Marine Bonds,
649
67,761
and
Other
1938
1842
116
'
+
94,129
__
Governments,
States
15
15
173
+
Foreign:
$390
these loans increased $99 mil¬
ago
financing
63,560
—
partnerships & corporations
political subdivisions.—^
savings
Savings
1981:
due
-
S.
Government
Domestic interbank:
Time
Dec
—..Dec
1976-
15.
438
172
+
•
—Jan
3.319
+
-
241
'
3.130
__
426
—
6.361
Banks
1.656
+
139
r
—
842
14.028
banks
deposits adjustedV
deposits—totals
Commercial
adjusted, and increases of
industrial
brokers
16
+
+
4.263
....
853
6
+
2,899
Reserve
U.
From
to
lion and loans to
—
Borrowings:
S.
securities
personal
291
.'
assets'liabilities
Other
their
+
2.371
coin
assets—net
Mutual
holdings
gain of $109 million: during the
year
44
,1,789
Federal
Balances
cities
week
/;,-V
and
net
f
28.3.93
—
with
and
reporting member
$499 million in U. S. Government demand deposits and
$958 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
commercial
391
19.907
banks
—
Commercial,
4:
1
+
18,791
years—,.
securities
States
Dec.
+
896
y
five
Individuals,
ended
Lines,
bonds,
Brazil series due July
SS
5cumulative
:
3
13
2035
1
■
Dec.
due
pipe line
mtge.
•'
-,v.
following
1,348
+
+.
—
17.852
securities—total——
five
Demand
the
K.)
Quebec
6'v
—_______
commercial
One
Demand
condition
;
548
—
3.711
etc.
year——
Total
97
institutions:
finance,
_______
one
Currency
.
.
135
—
87
loans
domestic
Reserves
—
'
1.725
Treasury billsTreasury certificates of indebtedness-Treasury notes Sz U. S. bonds maturing:
+2,670
0.1%
+
carrying;
or
foreign banks.—
to
S.
Other
30.4%
301
.,—
LIABILITIES—
the
96
3.553
After
correspondents
process.
shows
2,584
+
.1977—
due
1983——
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.—
5%
debentures, due July 1,
1975.—
4%
_.
personal
Government
92
acceptances
on
Figures in parentheses
of
+
4
securities
..
Other'loans
,
cj
liability
for foreign
banks
9,175
109
+
1937
v.
Corp.—
■!%%.:
debentures,
Government
S.
4.20%
Genung's
purchasing
finance,
estate
Other
The
+
+
pur¬
Other
46
liabilities
note
combined
Contingent
purch.
—
37,363
for
securities.
nonbank financial
to
Sales
27
+
(
,
934
______
dealers
Within
Ratio
39
9,610
88,539
loans
3.517
securities
Loans
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
Surplus
+
1,589
and
Government
U.
CAPITAL
first
4++%.
+10,036
1982.
1,
Chemical
Libby—
McNe.l
Central
carrying:
or
loans
S.
Loans
154
+'
396
—
+
3
.
4!o49
(1,122)
469
137
17,611
items!-—
availability cash
liabs.
,425
securities
Other
Total
286
+
—
Government
&.
Other
49
—
brokers
to
Other
535
+
—
loans
chasing
U.
266
—
481
+
195
—
954
—
154
Other
Deferred
+
135,723
adjusted?—-—
industrial
and
Agricultural
Deposits:
U.
138,094
__„
adjusted?—.—
investments
-
notes
AJembe'r bank
1962
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
LIABILITIES—
Dec. 5,
1963+
ASSETS—
1
—
"
312
^
-
Nov. 27,
1963*
Oct.
debentures
Decrease (—) Since
235
due
<fc
subordinated
Wisconsin
Dec. 4,
-
and
*
,
1
Minerals
Increase ( +) or
"...
,
15
15
4,r>8 %
/-
'
/•
—Jan
1983
Mining Corp.—
debt adjustment bonds due 1970.:
—_—Jan
Ltd. 5%% secured conv. debs, due 1971
Dec
51'2 %
'
•'•••
2034
!.;
Corp.—
due
15
5%, first mtge.
million.
$139
24
—
to
2033
Dec 15
—*
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
and bor¬
rowings from
Bonds
; :
,
Dec
Moore-McCormack
Increase( + )
Decrease (— ) Since
1
Rubber Co.—
convertible
5%;
,'v 2033
1
Oil Co.
Libby,
during the similar week in
creased
•
compared with an increase of
as
Jan
—___Jan
!
—
certificates
debentures,
subord.
,3.65%
decrease of $14 million, respectively,
a
Ltd.
Transportation
trust
&
International
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
bonds
Canada
of
Co.
American
4 Vi '<■
$6
Corp.—
adjustment
series B debentures due 1979
2.796600
2032
1840
!,
1973
Foundat.ion
2220
2032
15
Dec
1
—
1973
debt
%*'
1
15
Dec 31
1977
December
due
debentures
*
1
,
due
Home
decreased
Co.,
Energy Supply Schwaben, Inc. —
5+4%
debt adjus.ment bonds due
.231720
2.79,6700
•
series B
.0348750
.0166645
.192500
-
Light
Peabody & Co., Inc.—
prelerred stock.
1.393075
'
&
cumulative
Electric
V
.139725
.0348750
'
6^4%
7%
Harpen
/
Page
class A cum. pfd. stock—Jan
Inc.—
6.25%
adjustment deb.
debt
Chiett,
G%-
ASSETS—
1939
REDEMPTIONS
bonds series A due 1978 &
4 Vi %
debt adjustment deb. bonds series B due 1978_Jan
(A. M.) Byers Co., 7%
subord. debs, clue Nov. 1, 1979—Dec
^Canadian British Aluminium Co., Ltd.—
.00275508
.326958
•••*
Cement Corp.
Power
4Va%
2.768910
.139700
.0348833
Berlin
.0800560
.277612
.139700
%
American
.
.326958
.0800560
.277537
2.769009
t
.0800560
.
.0166645
.192525 %<■■■''+■
.231687
'
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1.393026
__
Page
16
Dec
Company and Issue—>
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.251709
.209537
2.796600
.00160650
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'
2.796500
,
__
_
.139700
_
.00160650
2.768514 r
2.768811
.
2.796240
.0800560
.277504
.277533
r.
-
Co.—
2039——
due
A
PARTIAL
.144900
.
.310566
.204050
.251706
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2.796700
.00160650
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.00275850
.326958
rV
0800560
.
Zealand, pound
krone
.144900
/
.204000
,
,
.327016
.
Norway,
Portugal,
.144895
.310566
.00275500
.
m&layan dollar
peso
Netherlands,
New
.144884
.310566
.204016
.251706
.209552
2.796200
.00160650
.204054
.251706
.209570
2.796500
.00160650
franc—
new
Date
Date
series
.210178
,
.926093
.210153
bonds
3%-6%
.0200670
.926718
in
TENDER
OF
'
Philadelphia Transportation
.0386875
.210153
or
in the Chronicle.
the details were given
Company and Issue—
2.228366
.V
.0386791
.0200632
.927005
.144900
rupee
Mexico,
2.228446
.0200610
.310566
lira
Malaysia,
.00730609
.00732233
■
.210178
——.
___________
Germany, deutsche mark
Japan,
'
'
.0386875
-
redemption
NOTICE
.927031
Denmark, krone...
Ireland,
.00733814
2.228079
.0386875
.0200615
for redemption,
fund provisions.
last date for mak¬
(except where otherwise indicated)
tl>
•
.210178
____!.
rupee
Finland, markka...
Italy,
*5
in which
Dec. 12
Dec. 11
&
■
2.228047
.0386875
.0200607
Canada, dollar
India,
y
.00729909
2.228286
...
'■
■
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 10
S
.00730986
...
pound——.
Belgium, iranc.......
France
Dec. 9
&
Austria, schilling...™...,....:
Ceylon,
Monday
'*
'' *v
.
Friday
notes,
bonds,
corporate
called
sinking
under
called
current volume
the
■r"-.
of
stock
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
United States Money)
(Value in
list
a
common
The date indicates the
York
New
found
be
preferred
INCLUSIVE
in
will
Below
\
TREASURY
TO
1963.
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Unit
and Monetary
Country
RESERVE
FEDERAL
1963
6,
the different
record for the week just passed.
a
Fund Notices
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
on
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
:A
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
daily to the Secretary
.
——-—
25c
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-10
12-31
12-13
\
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A
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•
v..
:
Volume
198
Number
6325
The Commercial and
...
When
Per
Name of
Class
A
B
(extra i
Company
Light
Industrial
Novo
&
12-27
12-20
12-10
15c
12-20
—_—
Corp.
(quar.
1-
$25c
,
3
1-
3
11-20
B
(quar.)
12-28
12-11
Cement
Ocean
&
Co.
Ohio
Line
Bus
Co.
12-
12-
12-20
20c
12-20
12-
1-
2
12-10
1-
SI.11
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Forge & Machine
97 *2 C
2
Service
Water
Ohio
12-
12-17
Helicopter, Ltd. tquar.)
Mississippi River Products
Quarterly
Okanagan
Oklahoma
12-31
12-
15c
:
12-16
11-15
preferred
tquar. i
Life
Line
(Chicagoi
Preferred
Ontario
Prouucts
(quar.)
Store
12-16
12-
Ltd.,
12-17
12-
com.
tquar^t
12-16
12-
6
Orange
preferred
12-12
2
Ore-Ida
Foods
class
O'Sullivan
Rubber
Corp.,
11-15
12-
1-15
1-15
6%
12-31
1
12-31
preferred
&
Oxford
Finance
Oxford
Paper
Corp.
Cos.,
Co.
iquar.i
1-
pfd.
4%
:
$G
Pacific
Cement
Extra
8:
1
Ltd.
Terminals'Co.
$10c
ts-a)
12-
6
12-
5
12-20
l-; 1
Pacific
Intermounlain
Pacific
Leasing,
Express
12-15
B
Pacific
•
class
A
National
Life
Assurance
Annual
(Calif.)
Co.
•.
'20c
Pacific
Pacific
Common
6%
tquar.)
preferred
!
_.
Stock
Class
dividend
class
on
B
Page-Hershey
12-31
1-15
12-31
$22 V2C
2
3
dividend
Stock
4',-r
1-
3
1-
2
PakrWell
Pamour
Pan
Pan
Industries,
Paper
American
Increased
World
A
12-16
Public
(quar..)
$5c
!%
4%
(quar.)_£
preferred
nreferred
4.64%
Park-Lexington
$1.16
Corp/
Co.
(N.
Y.i
Inc.)
'
payment
dividend
(see
v/%';•%%'
name.)
under
12-16
12-
2
12-17
12-
3
new.
Patino
Mining
Peaslee-Gaulbert
Tu>e
Pembroke
,
Corp.
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
Glass
Sand
Corp.
(quar.,)—
Pennzoil
Company
._!
dividend
!',
Co.
General Bottlers
Perry
Pet
Cap
1-
2
Milk,
4V2%
Set
common
preferred
Petroiane
Gas
Petroleum
&
Co..
,1-2
12-27
12-
12-20
1
2-15
2%
,3-
2
12-23
12-
12-27
11-29
1-15
12-13
12c
1-24
1-
7
5c
'/•
1-31
1-
3
,
12-18
12-
35c
12-31
'
1-15
17 VaC
1-30
62 ''2c
tquar.i__
tquar.):
2
1-30
5c
...
27 V2C
^
$1.12 Vi-
12-18
:
1-
3
1-17
1-17
12-11
1-
1
12-10'
1-
1;
12-10
Common
A
Reda
Redman
Pettibone
Mulliken
Corp.
tquar.)...
Co.
Reed
(Albert
57c
12-19
12-12
12-19,
12-12
]
Remco
12-10
Republic
•
11-29
12-20
11-29
12-20
11-29
12-20
11-29
12-20
11-29
12-20
11-29
35c
12-20
11-29
50c
12-20
12-
1-
9
12-20
2
12-31
$1.18%
iquar.)
11-29
•
25c''
12-27
11-20
45c
12-31
11-26
13c
—
12-31'
12-13
!
11-29
12-23
1-
10c
6
11-29
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
6
$2
1-
2
12-
6
'
15c
1 quar. 1
/.
———
25c
1-
3
Bros,
E.)
6
12-16
12-
Inc.
$25c
1-
1
12-19
12-
12-30
$25c
,
12-
12-16
5c
25c
f
1-15;
12-11
1-15
12-11
Reliance
Aviation
(stock
Corp.
3%
12-27
11-15
2 Vi %
12-26
12-26
'
tquar.)
9
11-22
1-16
12-20
15c
12-20
1-
12-
12-13
12-' 5
1-
40c
$3c
1-15
12-14
1-
2
12-10
12-20
$1.12 Va
11-18
18 %c
7 Vic
12-16
—
6
2
12-19
25c
3% T
12-
2
'12-20
12-31
12-13
$1.45
12-31
12-13
75c
12-31
$1.34
12-31
25c
12-31
22 Vic
12-18
15c
iquar.)_
com.
class
12-13
12-13
12-
2
12-13
1-31
$10c
A
12-13
;
2
1-15
1-
$1.25
Co.,- Ltd,
Ltd.,
1-17
:
/
'
'
$25c
common—---
.
2-
1
$$1.25
It
1-25
25c
12-16
r'
2
12-26
'12*
25c
12.-16
'$1.25
12-16
•
6
;
&
v
insurance
Marine
12-
2
of two
Stock'
San
pesos
2
$1.07 Vi
Monica
Scheib
Bank
Corp,
A
'
$4.00
Gems
Corp., common (stock
5'/
preferred - tquar.)——
5>-2%
preferred iquar.i
2-15
25c
12-27
2-
1
12-12
5%
12-17
12-17
12-16
2-
1
2-
1-17
4-17
1
1
85c
-
7-17
1-10
1-10
11-25
5-
.1
4-15
1-
,
1
12-27
si
2Vi%
$1.12 Vi
2
12-13
40c
Class
12-27
12-13
25c
12-27
12-16
1-10
12-19
$1.25
1-10
$1.56 Vi
~_r
1-10
12-19
12-k3
ll-2o
—-
—
2%
—
10%
2
1-
2
12-
6
'
40c
1-2
11-29
30c
1-
2
11-29
42'2c
1-
2
12-18
$2.50
National Bank iquar.)—
Cities Realty, $5 pfd. A
1-
2
12-16
12-31
15c
1-15
7 Vic
1-15
15c
Seismpgraph Service iquar.i__—
.'
Stock dividend
tone share lor
12-27
12-
1-30
1-
Corp.
each font
_
Inc.. $5,25
Leather Co.
Shakespeare Co.
Shamrock Oil &
—
)
(quar.)
—
—-?—
Corp. tquar.)
Sharon Steel Corn. (quar. >—---------——
Shattuck Denn Mining (stock dividend 1
Shattuck (Frank G.) Co. iquar.)—
Gas
(quar.)—.
6/
25c
18c
37 Vic
1-2
'1-1
12-20
12-17
3
12-11
1-11
12-27
1-
1-
1
12-16
10c
12-31
12-16
5%1
12-19
1'2-
10c
12-18
12-
2
12-18
12-
2
TOc
25c
—
12-13
1
'
15c
;
2
12-26
1-
12,'ic
(quar.)—————-
Association
12-31
1-15
$1.31 ',4
preferred (quar.)
'—
,
------
10c
Shawmut
1-
1-15
6834C
B
Sel-Rex
12-19
/12-27
1-15
SI.25
•
12-3
1
58-
15c
United
11-13
12 Vic
,
2-14
2-1
/
stock dividend)
Roebuck & Co. tincreased quar.!— I.¬
Corp.
Power
12-27
11-25
3-2
27'ic
dividend 1 —
3
12-15
12-13
27 Vic
——
Seven-Up Bottling Co. (St. Louis
Sexton
(Johni & Co. tquar.)_
5c
3
25c
——
Seton
■"lie
■
1-
S1.1834
nreferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$6.25
preferred
tquar.)
$4,75
$5
Servel,
3
5
] 2-10
12-20
Scrivner-Stevens
9-20
3
12-
12-16
3
27 ViC
(quar. >—___———
Inc/ tquar,)—
3-20
12-
12-31
35c
preferred
6-20
12-
1-15
25c
preferred A tquar.t___
—
preferred A 1 quar.)—
5(2%
preferred A tquar,)l_—- — —
Scott Paper, $3.40 preferred, tquar.)
9-30
1-
12-20
37 Vic
5Va%>
Slit %
3-30
12-20
12-10
12-
1-10
Schlumberger,
6-30
12-20
12-20
12-18
Schwitzer
20c
'
5c
16c
10c
iquar.)_22i;_
20c
30c
2
.
12-20
12-20
1-
-
See> Candy Shops, common
2
2
1-15
(Joseph) Brewing (increased)Ltd. t NV >. (quar.
Corporation—
Schlitz
12-
2
1-
$1.31 'i
'
Second
1-
2
1-15
5%
Seattle-First
1-
1-
$1.09
12-17
20c
12-20
1-
1-15
—
12-12
7
12-31
2
30c
■_—:—1.
preferred
5%
6
30c
_______—
—
class
12-12
1-
11-29
1-25
common.
1
1-28
12-20
(s-a )_—
Power,
1
5%-
11-15/
5%
1-
12-16
12-
11-25
50%
————-
1-
12-31
12-16
(quar.
dividend
Stock
Sears
8c
—
13c
Lock
Schlage
12-17
6
11-25
—
Ine
Rubber,
Sobering
Sealed
1-2
1
52c
Calif. )
t
&
Electric
Earl),
1
Sehenuit
12-13
50c
1-
13c__
equal to approximately
$15c
_
11-25
equal
centavos
preferred
1 quar. 1
—'
5 Vi'.t
preferred 1 quar. > j„—
7-_
Sawyers, Inc.
(quar.)__—1._———
12-27
12-31
1
4.36%,
12-20
'12-31
% 1-
%
,
Miguel Brewery Inc.—
dividend _n-—
Santa
4-.9
SI
——__
:
Stock
Savannah'
%;■•'•:
11-25
12-27
■
45c
—
_%_
dividend
-12-
'12-16
x-17,
3zc
tquar.t
(-increased
of/50
payment
1-
lie
(quar.)——
cents '
—
Diego Imperial Corp.—
12-16
5%
dtvd.)
11-29-
1-24
1-24
-
5c,
tquar.)'__—
approximately
to
2
It
6 Vic
—___—
12-13
12-16
-10c
;
$$1.50
■
60c
1-
2
1-
2
5
12-12
12-12
1 %■
—1—_—
25c-
'
12-
12-16
12-20
-
'12-
3
6
$5c
Sheep Creek
Mines, Ltd. (s-a%_-
Extra
Shelby Business Forms
1-15
12-31
$lc
1-15
12-31
45c
1-
8 7 Vic
dividend)
(quar.)
11-15
12-16
52
12-31
.
ll2C
%
(quar.)
Mfg., 3*2%,pfd. (quar.)
Industries
2
12-31
11c
tax
preferred iquar.
preferred
iquar.)
Milling Co.—
Extra
20c
6c
—
1
'1-
10c
__——
2
12-19
r 87 Vic
(stk.
1-
2%, '
Seaboard Finance—
1
1—
Ltd.
$15c.
$$1.06Vi
4
2
1-
10c
Co,
12-13
;—
Co. (stock dividend)
Scruggs-Vandcryoort-Barney, Iiic.—1r
$4.50 preferred A
tquar,)——
Seaboard Air Line RR. Co. (quar.)
Seaboard Associates. Inc.—
12-2
12-16
$27V2C
(quar.ill"
&
12-13
12-13
__
Seagrave
tquar.).
2
2
1st pfd.
dividend)
(qUar. 1
Carlos
Screens
10c
quar.
12-12
A
12-20
—
)__•—!
1-
1-. 2
conv.
—
(quar.
12-13
,
income
Corp,
Paul' Eire
■'
12-13
$1.32
(initial)-—^—___
Industries
6
12-16
2
1-
,1-
preferred iquar,—
Louis-San Francisco Ry, com. (quar.) —
2
12-13
——___
(resumed)
12-
12-31
$1.15
(stock
4.30%
2
$1.26 U
12-10
12-19
^
1212-
1-2
______—_
Redwing Carriers
Reece Corporation
__i
■.._
•
.
Cement
Lawrence
San
12-10
1
1-2
13 Vic
__—
12-27
Class B
Ltd, 6%
Safeway' Stores, .comxnqii-.'
5
$1.06/
-
Pump
Co.——_—
dividend
$]L.385461
Extra.
'■
5
$1.00
'
Stock
12-16
SI.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
Louis Steel Casting Inc.
..
A
Reardon
6
$1.4114
'.
20c
Reeves
■
1-
Boston—*
—
2
12-
15c
St.
.
12-16
—_____
_.
25c
A__
12-
12-16
12-16
!
—___
A'
14c
class
St.
12-31
12 Vic
—
—-■-
1
12-
12-20
$20c
5%
25c
(initial)
Class
!_
(quar.)
Corp..
St.
Quarterly
Raybestos-Manhattan
1 quar.
Rayette. Inc.
;—
Raymond Corporation 1 stock dividend)
Reading & Bates
Offshore Drilling Co.—
...Class
(quar.),.—_.
Service
!
1-
J2-27
25c
(quar.)____————
preferred
St, Lawrence
/'.
11-29
tquar.)-
-2—
—1—
common
1-15
1-15
■
32'2 c
common—
preferred (quar. 1—_—
Joseph Light,& Power Co,
5%
preferred iquar.)—
12-19
1-20
12-
(s-a
A
1
x
12-19
12-31
12-19
12-12
'
(quar.;..^
12-31
12-16
tquar.)—_————■---—
Class
(quar.)
Trading
Inns'
2-
1-10
.
10c
preierred
tquar.)_
———
'So.371/2
preferred
«quar.i_„__—_—_
2-14
$1.07 Vi
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd, class A
6%
redeemable preferred (quar.)
3
12»2C
1
common
3-1
!/
\ic
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
Inc.,
Class
3
46c
__
..
12-16
; $2.50
America—
Enterprises
Ramo,
12-10
of
5;
3
12 %c
S3
3
1
1-
$1.04 Va
(increased
5
12-
2-
Ltd.—
Bros,
$5.80
5
7V2c
1st
Ramada
11-20
10c
,
12-
20c
-
(year-end)---—____:-
common
Importers
Corp.
Ramco
12-10
1-
50c
•
-
1
65c
preferred '(quar.)—2———
$3.50
12-10
$1.15
.....
preferred
Screw
Radio
12-10
3%
Cement
&
12-10
50c
Inc.—
1-
$1.02
income
Fund
11-29
12-
12-30
10c
Corporation (stock dividend)--- —
F, C. Financial Corp., common.;
S.
2
2
1-2
2
/
...
dividend—
convertible
12-
12-14
1-
....
(quar.)_____
1-
5
34c
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
5%
12-
12-20
50c
Pepsi-Cola
Stock
2
SI.10
United Bottlers. Inc. (quar.)
Bottling (Long Island)
Permanente
12-
8334c
Peoples' Gas Light & Coke Co. tquar.)..
Pep Boys (Manny, Moe & Jackt Jqua.r,)____
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola
3
$1.12 % /
Penobscqt Chemical Fibre (resumed)...
Stock
1
IOC
*•
:
Income
12-16
12-30
25c
M
C
St;
/.!
Quebec-Telephone,
5 V2 %
preferred • iquar.i
5%
preferred tqUar',f_!_-—!—-——
Queen Anne Candy Co._____—
Quemont Mining, Ltd._—— ---■':---!
Quincy Mining iquar.i——_
:
—
12.-13
12-
12-18
11-29
2-
$1.75
of
4c
4%
(quar.)_„__—
—_
(stock dividendi——___
Ltd,
British
4%:
quar.)%.___———
6
20c
Corp, class A.
Royal Crown Cola Co, iquar.i
Ruberoid Company
(quar.)
—__
Ruby Foo's Enterprises, Ltd, (resumed)-—
Ruppert (Jacob) Co, 4'.2%
pfd. (quar.)—
Russ Togs, Inc.. (increased)
—______
Co.
Year-end
2
12-16
15c
(quar. i
Peoples Drug Stores
.12-
22>2c
quar!t^_—
Peiinsyvania Power & Light; common
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
3.35% preferred (quar.)——.
4.40% preferred (quar.)
___■„
4.60%
preferred (quar.
Pennsylvania
Railroad
< increased
investment
Quality
.3
1
1-
■
(increased
common
1- :
3
1-
10c
8%
11-30
12-28
30c
Pennsylvania Engineering (increased/
Pennsylvania Gas & Water—
''! '\
Stockholders
approve
a
two-for-one split '
New
12-20
(year-end
1
(Georgei, Fund
Pyle-National Co,
12-29
$50c
-
4
Cement
1-15
/12-
12-27
12-20
$1.25
preferred
11-27
Rothmoor
San
tquar.)
12-18
1-15
.
'
12-16
20c
Ltd.-—%
12-
1
1-
11-29
—
12-16
2
■1 -13
4c"
12-16
20c
>
—
common
$40c
'
Telephone (quar,)_—%_-C
Ltd. t quar. t
__X-
Rico
Putnam
6
1-2
22 VaC
tquar.)
12-
12-20
171/ac
i
pfd.
Light,-
Electric
'
Pennsalt
(quar.).
4%%
1-
415c
__
(extra, year-end)
Co.
12-18
5%
__i___i
_
common
Corp.,
;
(extrai
dividend)—
Ltd
Corp.,
Peabody Coal Co.,
Peerless
Paper
(stock
12-20
5c
Transportation/ tquar.)____
1-10
12-18
31
—
tquar.»___
H- 23
.
St.
tquar.)
lquar.)___-_
12-16
$1
Corporation,
From
% !r
Parchment
! 3-16
$1.31 >4
preference
Corp,
Rican
Puerto
Puerto
Putnam
50c
Rosenau
Gas—
&
preferred tquar. I..1
Industries, $4.75
Purex
•/
Less
12-16
$$2
—a
Publicker
6
20c
Paterson
Equipment
7%.
12-13
12-
Paco,
to
Parmelee
Patlie
Publication
12-13
1
1
12-17
$2.50
iquar.i
Corp. (quar.)..
Parkersburg-Aetna (name changed
preferred
preferred
dividend
$1.40
11-29'
50c
iquar.i
Parker-Hannifin
,
11-
$1
'
tquar.
Pictures
Paramount
4.30%
5.05%
12-31
21/a%-
12-14
2%
B
<quar.)_
Electxuc
$1.25
Ltd.——_____—
Ryan-Evans Drug Stores
preferred tquar. 1
preferred
tquar.)
preferred
tquar.t
5.28%
_'c._
1
1
Co.—
iquar.i
12-i6
!_
Corp',
Corp.
common
Royce,
2
2 %v
—
(increased)
Common
Pipe
dividend—-—-.
Service
4.08%
(3
1-29
2-19
Rolls
B
1-
$6
—
Carolina
1-25
SI
(quar.)
Co.
Paper,
1-
$50c
Trust
12-i I
3
933)c
—
—
preferred (quar.
Broadcasting, common
Class
12-20f
Oklahoma—
of
Co.
preferred
4.18%
30c
;
Service
preierred
Public
2-for-l stock spat)
Line—
a
Eastern
Stock
12-
4%
11-22
25c
.
12-16
12-30
Rollins
.
4.24%
Airways—
quarterly
(Mav declare
Panhandle
z
class
Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
Sulphur Co.
tquar.)
American
Rolland
5
4-
25c
—
,
12-10
....
class
1-
1-25
(quar.).
(initial)
Co.
Haas
&
2
,
12-20
1-27
tqear.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5\a %
prelerre'd (quar.).
Service Co. of North
12-10
'
1-15
Ronm
25c
Insurance
lA'ashington
12-23
iquar.i
of Canada.
(John)
25c
—_
&
12-31
30c
"
(extra t———.—1
Public
-v
semi-annual
z'1-15
—
Corp.
...J—
a——
Service Co. of New Mexico—
Public
12-13
1-
12'aC
(quar. t
1-
12>/ac
>
Corporation—
Increased
12-
5
12-
12-31
$56c
Psychological
.
Pako
1-27
ii'Vsc
$7 Vac
split__^
Bank
12-10
(quar.)—
preferred
Rogers
12-
Trademens
2-
(quar.)
preferred
Rockower
12-16
stock
1-
Industries- (quar.)
Co,
&
pi-efcrred
4 J/4%
J.)
Co.
Rockwell-Standard
12-
20c
H.)
12-13
12-20
."
Fund—
(N.
12-10
25c
—2
—
12-13
1-13
.——__!—
Trust Co.
&
l_-iJ
2
50c
Mills
Rice
12-16
1-15
12-31
10c
Bank
4
1-
American
—
'telephone
5.65'/
5%
tquar.)
Stock
I-
90c
r__
Ltd.
c.
Little
4.68%
11-15
Common
12-31
1-28
5%
12-3
12-16
Providence
12-10
2%
1
11-
11-26
(Philadelphia!
12-10
1-15
6
12-16
$40c.
Growth
25c
tquar.)
Controls
(A.
Robinson
12-24
5c
12-31
2
Robins
12-31
37 Va C
—
ts-a
com.
1-17
(final payment of 5 shilshare less Rhodesiah
Porter
&
5c
—__
t s-a )
Three-for-two
6
3
$0.00 V2
Ltd.
Tubes,
12-
1-
s-at
shares..
A
1-
5c
—_
and
A
1
per
Consolidated
be
Printing
2
80c
_____
12-13
10c
-1-
'
2
Progress Mfg.
12-17
2
1-15
$1.50
$11.25
12-12
I-
12-27
Provident
__
1-15
(extra)
12-
12-31
20c
Packaging Corp. of America—
Paco, Inc. (initial liquidating>
Paddington Corp., class A (increased
10c
11-18
1-
Robertshaw
Corp, of America (quar.)——
Co., common————
$1.25 preferred
(quar. 1 ________
——
Prophet Company
tquar.)_^
—
12-28
14c
12-12
Princeton
11-15
12-16
30c
___,
tquar.»
''
22c
(quar!)
Soythwest Airlines (increased)...
Telephone & Telegraph Co.-^
1-15
10c
•
-------
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Co.
Roberts
12-17
t
12-
12-, 1
Roberts
11-27
11-15
12-31
10c
10c
%
12-13
3
1-17
2-
:__t
Roadway Express, Inc.
2
12-20
43 c
capital
Brand
12-
1
'
tquar.)
tquar.)
Trust,
1-14
12-24
'
:
'
(quar.)—.
class
12-14'
______—
10c
—
______
1
6
Company
(quar. t___
—__—___—
dividend/
•
—:
60c
40c
gains) %_—
!
'
tquar.)____.
tquar. t
3
1-
S
Ltd.,
Co.,
Rowe)
(T.
1-
River
(15c from investment income-and 28c from
12-17
12-31
15c
tquar.).*.,
15c
Cl'ass
,
Price
12-10
1-15
$1.50
—_%
on
Ltd.
preferred
5%
12-13
25c
(quar;>!~__---__
Indemnity Co.
dividend
&
7
of
Preston
Mines,
1-
Wadswcrtli Pub¬
stock for each 10
shrre
one
Ritter
'
$1.75
Inc.,
12-6
Bros.
12-20
2
Stock
—a_-——
12-20
12-16
12-10
1-
1-
3-
-
$1.12 J,i
r—,
1
(quar-.)——_
.
Price
12-20
54)8C
12-16
2-
Rich's,.Inc., common < quar.)
2—
334% preferred (quar.);
Riegel Textile Corp, S4 pfd. tquar.)
;
Riggs National Bank 1 extra i__
:
—
Rio Algom Mines, Ltd.
ts-a
Rio Grande Valley Gas <quar.)_;
11-29
12-X7
12-16
593aC
(Calif.)
Selection
6 pence
of 40% )
Tax
12-18
1-15
■12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.t
Western
Richman. Bros,
12-20
40c
tquar. i
iquar.)—_!—
1
$3 5c
Pacific
pfd.
lishing Co.- C'commoir
shares' held)
Presidential Realty-
12-31
12-20
/
1
12-18
/
(quar.)—-
iquar.i
Co.
&
and
Stock
10c
Coast
stock
12-21
1-
-
15c
tquar.>__
'
Pacific
Regulator
Read
12-20
$1.50
/
Aggregates
6
12-15.
1-15
25c
;
1-
40c
(stock dividend)—__—
Premium'Iron Ores, Ltd. (increased!———_
Prentice-Hall,
Inc.
(stock
dividend)
(one
share of Charles E. Merrill Books common
12-2 J
-1-10
30c
_
'
Corp.,
12-
2'
12-31
39c
is-a>
(quar,).*.
common.!
preferred
iquar.)_
Ozite
1
L-
15c
...
5
12-13
textrai-
common
pfd.
partic
lion-cum
Precisionware,
12-17
12-27'
$1
(quar.)
Discount
12-
12-31
(quar.)
1st
preferred
Rochester
Power
Quarterly
,
4%
Owners
12-16
$1.37 Va
1 quar.)________—
redeemable
Powers
Pratt,
$2.93
5
capital
of Canada,"Ltd.—
(increased) ._!———
Corp.
4)2%
12-31
1-
1
12-
—
Paper Co,
&
Co.
K.)
Common
6
10c
gains
lihgs
1-
3%
Electric
Potomac
Power
Securities—
Approximately $2.58 from capital
35c
from
ordinary income..Owens-Illinois Glass,
deposit receipts
12-12
________—_——.—-—-;—
Sulphite
tH.
11-15
12-20
:
(quar.)
li-29
dividend——1——Im¬
Stock
porter
11-15
25c
i
preferred
Overseas
1
>
12-20
12-16
10c
;
common...
12-i.6
12-16
investment
—
common
corp.
dividend
Huron
12-16
40c
(increased-quar.)
Port
12-23
12-16
/
5c
Rhodesian
(quar.)——
Corp.,
Stock
12-23
1
1115
2%
___!
Extra
5%
20c
____%
Mfg.
1-
10c
A_,
dividend
Osborn
Polaroid
11-25
1-1
$1
-
Cement,
11-25
Inc.
Polyenrome
Extra
Stock
12-16
$1.19
____;
Portland
Oregon
12-16
')"•
tquar.)
12-13
16c
tquar.i_—
B
Plymouth Rubber Co.—•
Voting and non voting
'
Rockland Utilities—
preferred
(qu.ar.t
&
4.75%
4%
Class
Plough,;
1-
12-13
15c
1-15
$20c
(s-a)_.
1-15
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds, class A
Reynolds n R. J.) Tobacco—
$3.60
preferred
(quar,i_
(qitar.i
12-19
20c
:
Ltd.
Copper
4',2%
'
long-term
from
2-14
15c
1-15
v
from net
(9c
33c
12-31
$$1.75 '
.
1-15
2-14
$15c
;
»_%_
...
1
5C
3
1-15
3%
Reynolds Metals, common
80c
1-
12 Vic
2-
75c
12-31
:
Co.
4.75%
.
!
ii-29
12-31
_!
1-15
—
——
6
4%
(quar.)
Cnenxical
&
dividend
Rhodes
4(4% class B pfd. tquar.)
Pittsburgh,/Ft. Wayne1 &,Chicago Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.)_.
——
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. tquar. t__._l__Pittsburgh National Bank
(quar.)
—
Pittsburgh Plate Cilass
(increased-quar)___
Pittsburgh Reflector, class, A iquar. 1
3
10c
Inc.
plus
Construction
.
1-15
—
6
X2-
—
10c
12-19
cents)_.—
tquar. 1
12-
U-13
12-13
;
1%
1
centavos
—
12-19
12-31
2.
27 r2C
1-15
—_
tquar.'
12-24
15c
tquar.)
Drug
Stock
Co.—
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
2
40c
$5c
Opemiska
12-
,
(quar, )
Plastics
Pioneer
2
12-16
Rexacli
6
42 c
2
_
Co.
(quar.)__l.
Mines
Mfg.
Opelika
12-
Fund,
income
America'!
of
__—
Fixture
Pioneer
11-15
12-16
1__
Co.
<quar.)___—
Steel
Ontario
Insurance
12-16
37'2c
____
Coal Corp.,(year-end
Old Ben
Old
9c
12 l2c
6'/
40
pfd.
$5.50
Gas,
Inc.
2-
cents)—
01
15c
1-
10c
91 Vic
Telephone
lk-18
_—
$1
90c
!—"—-—
'(annual!
Label
Natural
Credit
Pioneer
6
12»2c
■
__
i__
common
12-
12-27
12-27
Sue
dividend
Rexall
tquar.).—
payment
(a
12-13
1-6
$1.20
Lines
____
Ltd.,
Oneida,
prexerred
dividend
Revlon,
of 20; ceiuavos equal
6.39
approximately
Piedmont
3
40c
(quar.)_____
U2-U
1-20
ICC
1UC
i.
1_.
tquar.x—
Laboratory (s-ai
Resistoflex Corp.
(quar.)
ik-11
2
2%
iquar.i—
Distance
payment
ta
Piedmont
3
12-
2
1-
2V2 %
12-16
12-17
25c
(quar.)
1-
1
2oc
Resiflex
Water,
Pnoemx
12-16
9
Corp.
j.*ec.
1-31
12-13
'
aupply Co. of Catif——
Insurance Co. (Chicago (S-a>
Stocx
equal to approximately 10.22
Phillips
Screw
Co—_—-—
Insurance
Co.
tConn.i
2
2
1-
25c
Ohio
to
11-29
12-31
$1.10
_
prexerred
Common
6
12-
'
50c
dividend——
Philippine Long
9
47»2C
cas.i or stock
Co, common tquar. i—
preferred tquar, >■_$__
3.90C
11-22
1^-/2
1-
8%
Edison
4.40%
2
1-' 3
12-23
10c
_
_
■'Payable, in
4.40',r
3.90%
Republic
Stock
12-27
25c
tquar.)„____
Morris, Inc.,
common
preferred (quar.)-.
4%
Fund—
Ohio Capital
Ohio
Philip
2
40c
(quar.)—_____
11-21
7c
and
—
Suburban
Philadelphia
12-18
2
12-20
Steel
Repuotic
O)
2-15
15c
—
1
Extra
20c
Bank
dividend
Stock
20c
115c
Ogilvie Flour Mills, mu.
Norton (extra)
Brass
1-
+20c
Oglebay
Ohio
12-
12-16
7V2c
(quar.) —
Supplies. Ltd.
(s-ai
Manufacturing Co.
2
Philadelphia-Reading Corp.—
Stock
Oak
2
12-
Reserve
year-end
12-11
12-28
12-
12-16
;%
.
National
Philaaeipnia
12-11
20c
,
__—
12-28
12-1G
33c
(quar.)—
Co,
from realized capital gains
from investment income)-—
12-11
20c
iquar.»___
common
islectric
20c
25c
—^
(18c
11-20
1-
3%
—
45c
Class
co..
Corp.", common (quar.)_
preferred
tquar.)_——_
Repubxic Foil, ine. (quar. >'
Puyaote
Snare
./
SI
announce¬
(quar.)
Co.
Philadelphia. Puna—
4
12-28
25c
„
—
Chemical
dividend
see
&
Company
Republic
name.)
new
(Charles)
Philadelphia
12-10
lk-
1
45c
Noxzema
Brewing
under
ment
Pfizer
Name of
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rec
changed to As¬
(name
12-10
30c
Bower
dividend
Stock
2
1T10
.
—
Scotia
2
12-
1-29
iquar.
Year-end
Nova
12-
12-20
2%
tquar. >_____
dividend„__
Stock
Norton
12-20
$1.10
12V2C
x_
Glass
Co.
Brewing
sociated
$1.10
__
_____
i—;.—_•'■
iextra i
Class
Northwestern
^
Pl'eiffer
Engineering Co.—
Northwest
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
49
(2361)
-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Financial Chronicle
12-20
—
—
12-
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
Monday, December ljS, 1963
...
(2362)
Share
Name of Company
1
Shell
Oil
Co.
(quar j—
."Suerwm-Williams
ot Canada—
preferred iquar.)
Corp of America
(quar.)
7%
Shoe
Siiulton,
Inc.
1
Class
&
S.)
Simplex
11-18
Stock
2
12-
12-
6
x-
$17 %c
2
2
1-
2
12-14
2-
1
1-15
(s-ai_
A
nquar.j
10C
12-24
12-20
12-
__—
(s-a)__
20c
(s-ai—
12-
9
12-19
12-
6
5%
preferred
12-19
12-
6
2nd
preferred A
5c
:—-—
A
class
Inc.,
Electric
Slater
12-23
12-16
11-27
—-----—
Ltd.
Mines,
$3%e
tic
Simplicity Pattern
Sisco
_______
"
■
■
.Year-end
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
South Carolina Electric &
Sugar,
common
B
12-31
11-22
2
Sweets
2
12-10
Swift
1-2
12-10
12-10
1-
57V2C
2
'
Edison
12-10
Syntex
1-
2
121-
1--15
1-
10c
12-16
quar.)
12 Vac
11-29
12-13
Tejon
preferred
(quar.i—
preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
Common
h
4.80%
$1.25
1-
1
1
Industries
Southern
Southwest Grease
Oil
&
Southwestern Electric
5%
1212-
Co.
4.65%
"
4.28 %
12-31
12-20
12-16
12-10
4.10%
7
4.25%
31c
1-
3
$1.12%
1-
1
.12-15
1
12-15
4.60%
2-
11-29
4.65%
1-15
1
4.72%
1-15
1-
2
4.90%
10c
12-18
12-
5
4.92%
35c
12-16-
12-
2
5%
75c
12-17
12-
3
5.08%
—'
,
1-25
$1.25
1-
1
12-16
$1.16%
1-
1
12-16
1-1
12-16
$1.07
Southwestern
Life
*
3.90%
Co.
Ins.
preferred
preferred
(Dallas')
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__T
preferred
2-
1
Texaco
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
$1.10
(quar.)
2-
$1.15
2-
1
\
$4.56
$1.18%
2-
1
$1.40%
2-
1
1-20
27 %c
2-
1
1-20
5%
preferred ($25 par)
27 %c
'
(quar.)___
2-
;
31 %c.
_
1
Extra
:
20c
''
Sperry Rand Corp.,
Spiegel,
•'
Inc.,
$4.50
$4.50
preferred
Stafford
Staley
Co.
$4.84
$4.76
2
11-20
11-29
Texas
1-
$4
12-16
11-29
12-16
12-
6
Textron,
20c
12-16
12-6
30c
1-2
40c
(s-a)__2___
1-
10c
Mfg. Co.,
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
12-
Chemical
:
93c
.
Industries.
Inc.
12-
12-20
5c
______
1-
Common
$3.50
(increased
preferred'
Standard
$1 60 ' preferred
Standard Metals Corn.
.
'Standard Oil Co.
3%%
(Ohio)
Standard
&
■Standard
Poor's
Screw
Standard
Structural
quar.)_i~III
Shares
Standard
Steel
Ltd.
(quar.)
Stanley
Extra
12-12
12-13
12-10
12-27
12-6
12-27
Co..
Home
B___I~IIIIIH*~~
class
Products
,
',! Stanley Works (quar.)
r, Starrett
(L.
Co.
S.)
Statb
Bank'of
State
Street
(N
12-13
Tip
12-13
12-13
1-
2
12-10
.Stauffer Chemical
,Tobin
12-10
Tonka
12-
Topsy's
50c
1-
12-14
12-16
3Vz %
preferred
Tractor
Class
Co.,
Trade
JSteep
Rock
'(quar.)__—
Ltd.
Iron
(resumed
Mines
Bank
&
Stephenson
(5
'
Finance
shares
Sterling
Sterling
.____
for
(stock
each
4
Stock
held»___
Finance,
i20c
12-16
11-29
Class
12-19
11-22
_IIIIIIIII~"~
7c
™
dividend
2%-
/'
stock
&
Still-Man
Class
Corp.
4(/2%
pfd.
Stokely-Van
(quar.)
'_T~
Camp, inc., common
Dreferred (quar.)_
5%
prior
convertible
Stop & Shop Inc.
2nd
6
United
Merchants
1
12-
12-
6
United
Molasses
6
1
12-
1-
1
12-
6
1
12-
6
of
British
12-
6
1-:
1
12-
'1-
1
1212-
6
12-
6
4 Vz
"U;
3
12-17
Trane
1-10
12-20
10c
12-31
12-13
10c
12-16
12-
—
iquar.) —
—'
common
1-
3
12-17
Trans
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preferred
(quar.)^
~
57c
iquar,
(quarl)IIII
12 %C/
%c
1-
1
12-17
12-16
11-15
:12-16
12-16
12-
12-
6
6
20c
1-
1
12-11
25c
1-
1
12-11
25c
1-
1
12-11'
10c
1-
2
12-10
V
1
2-13
33c
1-15
12-20
35c
12-20
3-
$1.12
12-2
1-20
12-31
11-22
1-20
12-31
20c
"12-24
$$1
6c
U.
U.
2-
Gyp~sum
S.
1-
2
2
1-15
12-16
1-
$1.75
-■/.
Semi-annual
—_______
12-19
Lines
S.
22 %C
4%7c
Co.,
11-29
U.
12-13
,1-
1
12-13
1-
1
12-13
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)_
______—
Playing Card Co. (quar.)__
U. S. Realty Investments
(Ohio)—
Share of beneficial interest
(quar.),___—
12-16
12-
U.
12-16
11-27
2
1-14
1-
2-
S.
1-10
7
U
S.
U.
Co.,
Servateria
S.
U.-'S.
1-10
12-16
11-30
12-26
11-25
12-26
11-25
40c
12-31
12-12
1-15
25c
12-18
12-
35c
12-16
12-
2
43 %c
12-16
12-
2
25c
12-16
11-27
10%'
3-16
common..-/.
(quar.)
1-
12-
1-
12-21
1-
12-13
U
S
Trust
(Boston)
40c
1-
2
12-
1-
12-13
U
S
Trust
(New
55c
1-
2
12-13
Stockyards Corp.
(quar.)J—
—
Utilities, Inc.
(quar.) — -——-—-
5c
12-23
12-13
28c
12-31
12-
(quar.)
62 %c
12-30
12-16
43 %c
12-30
12-16
35c
12-28
U
2
Truck
S
the
of
United
Universal
25c
1-2
12-16
12-31
(quar.)
5,
(Del.), common (quar.)__
(subject to the approval
Lines
dividend
Stock
12-
United
ICC)
Co.
(N.
American
12-16
preferred (initial)
r.
Universal-Cyclops Steel (increased
1
12-13
Universal/Leaf
1-
1
12-13
12-31
12-20
Universal
1-
2
12-
6
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
Marion
Corp.,
Universal
Oil
12-20
12-12
Universal
Pictures
12-31
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
Common
30c
1-10
12-13
6%
20c
12-19
12-
9
12-31
12-
Universal
Co.
Co.,
5c
1-2
12-16
Utah
Hotel
12-23
12-
9
Utah
Power
1-10
12-
9
$1.28
preferred
1-
12-13
$1.18
1-
6
Utilities
12-20
11-22
„
Stock
&
$5.70
$5.96
$4.90
$2.55
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
2
VSI
12-
2
2-24
2%
1-
t20c
2-3
2
12-
1-
'
2
12-
preferred
preferred
12-16
12-
5
33c
'1-
1
12-
3
32c
.
common
1-
1
12-
3
29 %c
1-
1
12-
3
f
(quar.)——
(quar.)
12-11
12-27
3%
12-11
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
2-
11-22
3
1-15
12-27
12-
9
of
troller
Valve
Van
Corp;
Sciver
Currency)
the
of
;
25c
1
12-13
Vendo
1
12-13
12-31
12-
22 %c
12-20
12-6
6
25c
$1.31 y2
$1.40
2-
1
1-15
2-1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
(J,
B.)
Victor
Comptometer
Viking
12-
12-20
12-10
12-
Virginia Electric & Power
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Co.,'com.
—
(quar.)
——
$4.04
preferred
(quar.) _———
1-15
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
1-15
$4.12
,1-15
$4.80
preferred (quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
1-20
1-10
1-20
•'
•
12-16
1-15
12-20
12-
5
20c
12-16
12-
2
7c
12-31
12-16
26c
12-20
11-29
$1.25
12-20
11-29
quar.)—_
1-15
,
1-10
5%
A_i—.c—_—
1
L
;
8c
30c
1
2-
-
12-12
2-
_
——-
2-
2-1
12-31
12-31
5c
(initial)
class
1
1
10c
50c
——
(quar.)
Markets, Inc. (increased
Co.,
9
12-19
Equipment
Freight
.
4
12-20
Drug Distributors, Inc.
(s-a)
Stock dividend „_————-——-—.
Victor
5
1-
50c
20c
iquar.)—
Company
2-
12-18
2
1-15
37 %c
America
of
Corp.
Fair Mills
2-
63%a.
12-6
1-
25 c
$1.25
Venus
1-31
12-20
2-26
10%
_
(increased annual).
Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Vapor
1-
12-20
2--1
3
1-
-20c
America
(increased quar.)—„—
Corporation „(quar.)
Velok, Ltd., 5% conv. preferred 1 accum.) —
Vanity
1-
2-15
12-20
12 %C
..
National Bank (Arizona)' (quar.)
dividend (subject to approval of
Jan. 21 and by the Comp¬
Vanadium
$i.22y2
—
12-27
5c
—-
i
(initial)
$1.49
(quar.)'
6
12-13
50c
$1.42y2
•/__•.
6
12-
12-23
Co.—
(quar.)
12-
12-20
50c
(quar.)—
Corporation
Victory
(quar.)
12-16
12-31
1
stockholders
6
1-
12-16
75c
20c
;
1-
12-20
Stock
6
17V2c
;
12-31
6
__
_—
Vacuum-Electronics
$25c
(quar.)
12-17/
11-29
$30c
(quar.)
12-27
,
12-
$50c,
.
12-17
15c
—
12-17
(Vineland,
___;
12-
12-27
2%
(quar.) —
&
Industries
Corp.
(quar.)_—_—'
dividend
—2
12-17
25c
Pipe Line
12-18
Corp.—
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
12-31
$$1.12 y2
(quar.)—'
11-25
20c
25c
15c
Light,
5c
fSOc
(quar.)
12-i£
12-27
1-10
12-16
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
22y2c
f20c
(quar.)
12-27
10c
preferred
12-23
12-11
$1.12%
(increased)____:
Buildings
Valley
:
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
15c
10c
3
3
15c
Uris
3%
10%
1-
1
1-
—
—
Publishing & Distributing
(stock dividend)
convertible
Upson
1-14,
2
12-16
2-
10c
(increased-quar. )__
Products
25c
(increased)
(quar.)
6
$2
6
2-14
3IV4C
25c
—_
common
6
30c
—
12-23
$1.12y2
$1.06%
—_i
I
2-20
25c
6
7%c
12V2C
/_
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
Universal Match Corp.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
i._;
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1——
1-
C.) —
Co.
com.
—
(quar.)
'$2.50
;L*.
Trust
Co..
Tobacco
preferred
8%
25c
17%c
(quar.)—
A
preferred
conv.
2nd
31 %c
(quar.)
(increased)
Y.
class
—
—
(quar.)
York)
(quar.)——
1-
15c
3%'
(quar.)___—_
;
Extra
$5.26
3
2-
11-29
X
A
(quar.)_
$5.60
12-16
12 %C
—
$1
11-22
:_x.
——-r
Gas
2
25c
'
12-16
(quar.)——
Common
3-19
12-
12-11
1
$2
(quar.)
Co.,
Tooacco
Preferred
2
55c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Sugar
6
17 %c
(quar.)—
common
12-
1-
27 %c
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)_—
Rubber Reclaiming (resumed)—-——
S
U.
.
Rubber
S.
8%
4
1
12-16
30c
U. S.
12-
1-
10c
r
preferred (s-a)__—
United States National Bank (Portland, Ore.)
Stock
dividend
share for
each 18
(one
U.
1
1-
11-22
11-22
2
the City of N. Y.
Co. in
11-27
12-16
_____
_—:—
4-
12-16
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_.
preferred
S. Life Insurance
U.
12-16
12-
Co.,
__
Extra
1-15
1
(increased quaiv)_—
Freight Co.
S.
12-12
(quar.)
—
preferred
Transcontinental
2
12-20
'
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
31%c
%_
(quar.)_.
Corp., common
Lines
12-12
,
preferred
(quar.)___——____
& Guaranty Co. <Balt.)_
3%"
preferred
Transcon
12-16
1-
10c
Fidelity
12-16
(s-a)__
Transamerica
1-21
4
1
12-31
$1.37%
12-24
(increased)
(s-a)__'__
&
'
■
$2.50
30c
Company
N.
6
15c
•
(accum.)
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
12-
12-17
tax)_^—_____
income
Dye Works,
Piece
%
S.
4
12-31
Ltd.—
Co.,
preierred (quar.)_
U S Air Conditioning (annual)
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp.—•
6
1-1
12-27
$5.50
6
"1- '1
.(quar.)
25c
Jersey RR & Canal (quar.)
Pacific Corp.
(quar.)___-_-_
United
12-
1-24
New
United
6
40c
$10c
Manufacturers
&
11-29
1
12-27.
quar.)-^
(interim payment of 5 pence free
Ordinary
United
'15c
common
pfd.
70c
Bank
1-
3-12
37 %c
A
(quar.)—
5%
(quar.)I
'(quar.)
Manufacturing, class
B
1
11-29
1-
$1.06 %
—
12-10
1-
Ltdv (quar.)_____
Mines,
3
2
12-20
/22c
(quar.)
'
Textiles,
Stewart-Warner
Keno
$1.25
Inc.,
5%
dividend
Stern
preferred (quar.)____,
Illuminating Co. (increased
United
5c
common
6%
~
Stern
Tradesmans
12-20
12-13
'
United
Hill
4
12-
12-24
'40c
common
6
12-6
.
(quar.)„
3
Sterling National Bank
& Trust Co. ~(N. Y )
Subject to stockholders and Comptroller of.
Currency approval may declare a 2%
B
1-15
<
4%%
,12-
securities
from
34c
Gas'Improvement,
—10c
preferred
(quar.)_l
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
1-
25c
12-27
(quar,)—
Corp.
6
1-
50c
(quar.)
5%
25%
___
63c
—
75c
;
dividend
dividend)—-
shares
Brewers
(quar.)
Electronics—.
11-20
from net invest¬
(10c
and
income
1-
10c
25%
convertible pfd.
Trust
Stock
Traders
$2.80
—_II_I
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Ltd
Steinway 8c Sons
9
12-20
35c
(quar.)___
6
1-
9
12-
net
securi¬
—
.__
12-
12-
>
preferred
Corp. <quar.)_
Supply Co., class
B
12-14
12-
.12-31
tl2%c
11-15
42%c
(quar.)—,
Co,
2
87 %c
quar.)
profits)
12-
invest¬
,_u_
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Stedman Bros.,
12-
12-16
6
(quar.)—
Towinotor
11-29
2
12-16
30c
from
1
$1
Toys, new common (initial quar.)___
International, class A (stock div.)_
12-10
12-24
'
30c
^—
from
25c
1
'
(quar.)__
Co.
dividend
Packing
12-23
25c
12-6
50c
(38c
Fund
income and
.1-
$1.14
Products Co., class A
Realty & Construction
Top
Stock
12-19
25c
Y.)
12-27
6
dividend
Tishman
1
25c
Corp.
45c
California—
1-
1
;
Co.,, $1.20 preferred
Co.
(quar.)
&
1-
6
10-23
(quar.)
1-
1
dividend):
Oil
Mirror
Stock
25c
—___IIIIIII~I~
(quar.)IIII ~
(ouar.)
Albany
Investment
Tiffany
Times
50c
'
12-16
>
Accumulative
United Income Fund
1-10
preferred
Tidewater
*12-30
12-27
(quar.)
10-23
6%
——•—,
Gas
12-17
12-31
12-16
44c
$1.16
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4Va% pfd. A (quar.)
4%%
preferred B
(quar.)__x%i_.
5c
-
~
(quar.i
""
__—_____2______I
Industries
12-13
I
1st
5c
tlOc
Tube
Chemical
^
12-31.
2
1-2
tl5c
—
Extra
Standard
'•
1-15
12-26
Corp.
12-11
30c
(quar.)
A.)
12-
12 %c
—
——
(L.
Bank
12-
2
12-27
35c
/
2
1-
4
12-
1-
10c
—
iquar.)
____________
ties
1-10
Markets,
12-31
12-16
$2
(quar.)—
Fastener
investment
1-
^
preferred initial series (quar.)_L
57<>
preferred series B ,(quar.)
Thorp Finance Corp., common
(increased)-
12-20
45c
^
5%
2-19
40c
—
Stamford
2
1-
20c
—
—
Omaha
of
Co.
Drill
dividend
United
5
2-
Thompson-Starret,
JlOc
12-
(s-a)
40c
United Funds:
1-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Thorofare
(quar,7
12-20
1-
12-10
12-
dividend
12-20
93 %c
—_
Ltd.
1-31
—
Initial
3
^2-t
Industries
12-
5%
(quar.)
(increased
Co
preferred
Thomas
—
preferred A (quar.)
Paving & Materials,
Standard
.12-
$1.19
Co.,
11-15
1-10
12-10
12-20
12-
Co.—
Betts
&
12-31
10c
1
Y.)
N.
—
Financial Corp. of
United
12-3
$1.35
(initial)
12-16
1
12-13
12-20
5%'
(Troy,
Extra'
12-3
$1.21
6%
Inc.,
12-16
3-
12-13
12-31
15c
1^1
common
15c
40c
12-31
$75c
—
—
—
Yards
United-Carr
3
12-
12-31
5c
preferred
55c
(initial tj.
$69c
———
(quar.)
California
United
12-13
(quar.)
87 %C
quar.)
.
Corp., common
(auar.) ' i___
6
(quar.)
Co.
Power
Stock
(quar.)
Dredging
12-
Banlc
RR.
Twist
Stock
12-6
=
$1.14
Co./(quar.)
$5
6
12-13
1
1-20
12-20
____^
(increased)
4%
Inc.,
Thermal
E.)
Stamford
2-15
10c
(quar.i
Thermogas
6
Staindard Brands, Inc.—
I
1-20
87 %c
$1.31'/4
common—
(stock
convertible
Tex-Tube,
12-17
2
Inc.,
$1.25
12-17
12-30
1-20
2-15
Ltd.—
United Air Lines, common
2
,,'$1.24
Thomas
;
2-15
(quar.)__—
——
Stock
Union
6
7%.
(quar.)
Utilities
10c
(quar.)
12-
12-
$1.31%
Light
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)1
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
Textiles,
i
Foods
(A.
12-14
11-15
12-16
37 %c
—-
_____
Power
$4.56
1-10
$1.12 %
$1
92V2c
—
Pacific
Extra
12-16
2
12-31
Sulphur, (quar.)
Pharmacal
Texas
4
12-16
5c
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_
Television Broadcasting
Square D
•> Extra
12-
3%
12-13
12-20
(quar.)__-
Instruments
Texgs
12-26
12-16
—
—
«—
Mfg.
Extra
Union
11-29
(quar.)
Gulf
Texas
12-26
12-31
$1.50
common, (quar.)
Springfield
Extra
12-31
1
$1.31
(quar.),
preferred
preferred
4.96%
9
20c
;
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred (quar.
Spencer Gifts (quar.)
Spencer Shoe Corp.
(stock dividend)—____
1-20
(quar.)
Canada
National
Union
2
12-31
.:
Texas
12-
2-15
12-13
12-
11-29
V, $1.27
Transmission,
preferred
5.25%
1-20
s12-30
51c
Gas
5.40%
1-20
2- 1
income)
$1.12 %
'
Texas
Sovereign Investors
''
(2c from net investment
income and 49c from capital gains)____„
Sparkletts Drinking Water (quar.)________
ment
11-27
12-16
1-
2
$4
1-20
12-27
(quar.)
50c
Co.-e-
(quar.)
(quar.)%
12-11
25c
(quar.)
12-
$1.28
(quar.)
preferred
common
1
12-16
12-20
$1.27%
:
preferred
(quar.)
_x___
Texas
Fund,
Inc.
(quarterly from
2
$1
$1.25
(quar.l_____—
Canada, Ltd., ,4%
preferred
Capital Corp. (initial quar.)
1
1-
6
12-20
$1.22%'
—$1.23
Electric Service
1-
32c
12-
2%
$1.25
- 50c
(quar.)
preferred
Angeles
12-13
1-
$15c
—
12-16
$1.27
preferred
1
12-20
$10c
(quar.)
Metal
Union
12-'6
12-17
:
12-30
12-31
1
2
1-
1-
50c
15c
preferred
,
preferred
$4.64 preferred
1-20
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.62%% preferred (quar.)__.
4.36% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
1-
1-15
$1.02%
$1.06%
$1.12%
$1.15
$1.16
$1.16%
$1.18
(qqar.)
(guar.)__—___
Los
Co.,
dividend
Stock
|
United
(quar.)____
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
of
Gas
United
(quar.)'—
(quar.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)__.
$5.08
1-20
1
4.60%
G
1-15
■,
12-16
(quar.)
pref.
'
;
.___
Texas
1-20
$1.06%
__
1
$1.03%
:
.
2-
97 %c
(quar.)__.
preferred
1-10
92 %c
.
4.15%
4.25%
4.40%
30c
(quar.)
—
6
Gas
held)
Texas
12-27
Public Service—
3.70%
1-
1-
6
12-
1
5c
9
1-
1-17
3
(quar. )__
common
2nd
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.i
Union Investment Co, (quar.)—
11-19
12-
2
1-
1-15
12-18
1-
2-
12-17
10c
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
2
1
1-
one
Tenn.
preferred
5.24%
of
(quar. )__.
^5.25% preferred (quar.)
Tennessee Life Insurance
(initial)——.
.
'
Southwestern
12-
10c
15c
,
9
15c
———
Ltd.,
preferred
ment
200
(quar.)
preferred
5.12%
...
_
Electric
$4.50
1-15
'
4
12-
37 %c
—
$3.70
2%
(quar.)____
2nd
convertible
5.10%
1-10
12%c
Power—
each
shares
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.50%
1-
12-20
Bank
Union
Transmission
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)!
partic.
non-cum.
$4 prelerred
1-
-
12-
12-31
62V2C
(quar.).
pfd.
(quar.)__
Acceptance,
60c
5
1-10
1-
12-12
12-18
4%
Corp.
St.
Industries
'Union
11-15
$50q.
18c
60c
—
(quar;)__—__
Georgia Ry.
for
Transmission
8c
12-
Eooas
12-13
2
1-
11-22
13c
—
Salle
La
12-13
12-16-
2-
12-13
2
1-
1-
Century-Fox Film Corp.^—
12-
1-15
1-
1
12-16
10c
Co.—
Power
&
12-13
60c
quarterly
Industries, $1.50, conv.
Tyson
12-13
1-15
$20c
—
1
(special distribution
common
75c
10c
(quar./)
6
12-22
12-31
x.——
Midwestern
of
share
Light
12-24
$1
12-13
12-20
25c
-'
&
6
12-13
62V2c
(quar.i—________
dividend
South
208
Twin
Gas, Transmission'—
Stock dividend
5
48c
(quar.)
:
preferred
iquar.)
/
preferred (quar. i_—————-
'
12-17
payable in el, A shares
Alabama
Tennessee,
6
1-
1-20
12-20
1-10
-
5%
$5 noncumulative preferred
5
12-31
—
preferred
dividend
Tennessee
12-31
-27c
(quar.)-.^l—-
Royalty
Southland
11-25
26 V4C
—
(quar.)—
12-
22%e
20c
12%c
(increased)
B
Stock
11-25
12-31
iy2%
Class
12-16
1-
25c
/
<
1
12-31
$1.07
$1.20
Corp.-—
■',* Southern Pacific Co.
12-20
1-15
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio, class A (incr.) ~
12-16
—__
11-22
6
(quar.)
Corp.
,
12-16
'1-
(quar.)__
12-17
$20c
—.t_—_——
1-
1-20
12-24
11* 6
12-23
2
(quar.)__
com.
dividend———
Teleflex
12-10
4.64%
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.16V4
__
12-27
12-16
1-
—
—.—
Stock
1-
Ltd.,
(G.)
(quar.)_^.___x_
preferred
1—— Instrument Cos. (quar.)
Ranch (annual)-
Taylor
12-10
$1.25
$4.50
Stock
1-
—
——'
preferred (quar.)—
Extra
4%
1
1-
Inc.
(James),
Tamblyn
12-16
27c
$5
Twentieth
12-10
Electric
Gas
IncieaLed
Union
12-27
.
12-7
27%c
(quar.)___——
Corp. (initial)
Food Services, 5%
Talcott
11-29
.
9
Tucson
2
12-10
2
12-10
convertible 2nd preferred <S'-a)_„—
Southern Gas & Water, common (quar. )___
••
Szabo
6
2
6%
1-
—3%
Symington Wayne Corp.
12-20
/l-
,
9
12-24
L_—
(quar,
(stock dividend)
Inc.
Swiss
2
2
T--' 2
Co.—r
(annual >
Commbn
Chalet,
12-10
11-
60c
Original preferred (quar.)
—„
4.32% preferred (quar.)
____—
Southern Fire 8c Casualty (Tenn.)—
U-
$0.0065
10c
15c
40c
—
30c
—
2
Jersey
5%%
—
(quar.)
^c
$1.12%
dividend--—————
California
&
25c
06 '/4C
preferred
(quar.)———
preferred
(quar.)
—
4.28%
preferred
tquar.)_____________—_
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)„
Southern
Co.
(quar.)____
Swingline, Inc., class A
Stock
dividend
50c
quar.)—_—
America
of
Co.
1-
5%
9
net
from
42V2C
4.65%
12x
Union
2
lc
Common' (increased
(quar.)
12-
/
New
Inc.—
Shares,
12-
$0.01
-
54c
iquar.)_______—
Morris County
iquar.)'____
of
12-27
±25c
$$1.25
' $4
5c
12-31
:—
(quar.)
(inc.
ox
Co.
$2%c
investment income plus
$0,055 from net securities profits—
Susan Cr^ne
Packaging, Inc.-
64
Co.
Trust
'
j Southeastern Public Service—
Stock
Supervised
11-25
7%c
preferred
$2.50
Trust-
Union
(s-a)
12-16
2
,
(year-end)
common
12-13
62%c
24%c
(quar.)_—___—
12-16
2
—
Co.
Registered
Corp.,
12-16
Unarco
—
11-29
12-16
125c
(quar.)—--
Southam Co., Ltd,^ (quar.)
Southeastern Propane Gas
(s-a)
prexerred
10-31
Ltci.—
Superior Oil Co.
Supermarkets Operating
12-16
2
1-
—
preferred (quar.)
Soutlibridge Plastic Products, class A
(resumed)—
(initial quar.)
62 %c
common...
8%
Class
1-
1-
1
't
5%
31V4C
:
-
Gas,
:
38a/4C >-"12-31
(quar.)
___.c
preferred iquar.)_—_____vr-——,
4.60%
preferred (quar.)—-——i
4.50%'preferred (quar.)——-————
5.12'/a preferred (quar.)
TSouth Carolina insurance Co.
(quar.)—„
South-Jersey Gas Co. (quar.)—
——
'
South Pittsburgh Water, 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
Rico
Orainary
2
10%
5%
Puerto
2
12-
10c
:
South
12-
12-17
50c
pfd.
$1.25
Corp.,
12-17
12 %c
Drug; Stores, common—_______
50c convertible preferred (ouar.)_
Sonoco Products Co.
(stock dividend!
Sommers
Sonotone
3
50c
(quar.)
(initial).
Corp.
Society
—
12-
30c
(quar.)
—______-—
&• Wesson
Smith
Registered
12-18
30c
Bkil
11-25
12-20
'
2%c
1-
37V2C
35c
10c
25c
10c
——
—
—
Corp.
of
Corp.
Tri-Continental
12-20
5%
'
20c
Corporation (increased)
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
:—
(quar.)
Feroieum
Super test
(s-a)_:—*
.'——---America, class A
12-26
10c
(quar.)—
Market Distributors, Inc.
super Valu Stores-—
cb.
12-26
■
$1.12
3c
v
Super
12-18
3c
$1
—
Corp.(quar.)
Sunstrand
»
-
—__
______
coiporation
Transportation
12-27
12-20
$20c
'
Line
Pipe
12-31
11-21
12-13
15c
$40c
(quar.)
Oix
i,x4/ia
1-15
1-15
—
(quar.)_
Sunsnine
6
1-31
12-20
3%
DX Oil Co.
(quar.)
Mining Co. (quar.)
Sunray
Trans-Lux Corp.
TransMountaiix
11-29
7c
—__
J.)_T----—
dividend
Sunbeam
12-14
10c
(quar.)_
Co.
Drug
12-13
12-20
Racing
Racing &
annual)
common
A
2
2
$0,282
(xm.
Corp.,
1-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
1-
6c
_____—_____
prexerred
Stock
12-14
12-24
loc
->—-i-__
Simplex Wire & Cable
Sun
11-29
co.
dividend
$4.50
lx-2t
1-
J30c
----
1-
117 Vac
—
Trust
Name
12-17
15c
(quar.)^.;—
^
Harness
(increased
Chemical
Sun
6
1-15
(quar.)—
Corp.,. common
county
Summit
J25C
(quar.)
Ltd., class
Co.,
6
12-
2
12-16
15c
(quar.)—
Faptr
Suez
Sullivan
Association
25c
(quar.)_C
B
preferred
$1
12-31
11-22
1-
2%
class A
Greene
(quar.)__:—
Holders
Payable 0/ Rec.
12c
$1.25
7%c
—
pfd.
$5
prexerx-ea (quar.)
Financial Co._
1
2-
t$1.75
—1
6uc
12-16
..
——
12-
11-15
—
Ltd.,
Dairies,
(T.
gimms
"
\
„
dividend
Stocic
Silverwood
1
(quar.)
.
.
Stubnitz
6
12-17
12-16
—$0.326375
Manuxacturing Corp. (quar.)—,—25c
•..Sheraton Corp. of America (quar:)———10c
,Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.--—,—
J100
Sheiler
California
of
When
Per
Share
■
Inc. (quar.)
& Clothier,
Straiollex,
Strawbridge
Strolce
Co., Ltd.—
..Shell Transport and Trading
American
shares dividend
1212-
1-
32/2c
.
1
12-16
t27%c
(quar,).
1st pfd.
Ltd.,
Investments.
fohell
/■:
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec
When
l'er
'
Holders
When
Per
'
■
/
v
/
$1.01
12-20
11-29
$1.05
12-20
11-29
$1.03
12-20
11-29
$1.20
12-20
11-29
"[
*
.
:
51
(2363)
6325
Number
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Virginia Iron.Coal & Coke
Virginian Coal & Iron Co.—
Mew
Extra
Volvo
Corp.
Von's
Grocery
Extra
'
V
^
Mold
Vulcan
20c
pfd. (quar.)—$1.561/4
12-20
(quar.)
:
.a
,
Materials Co., 6 lA %
.Vulcan
25c
17V2C
(year-end)____—_
America
ox
12-16
1- 2
12-16
12-16
(quar.)
Products
Co
Iron
&
-
:
Extra
—-
Wallace
Wallace <te
——
Corp.
—
.
12-27
12-31
1- 2
2- 7
12-31
2%
6c
-V—_
Investing
Street
Wall
—
(quar.)
lieriian
dividend
Stock
12-10
12 Vac
17V2C
20c
'___
(Wm.) Corp; (quar.
Business Forms
(quar.)
Wallace
1- 2
investing income.)
Walnut Grove Products
(quar.)
—
Walt Disney see Disney
(Walt) Productions
Walter
(Jim) Corp. (quar.)_.
Co.,
Bros.
Warner
*
12V2C
10c
,—
& Clutch iqi.ar.i_—
Pharmaceutical Co.—
Brake
Electric
Warner-Lambert
90., Inc. (stock dividend)
Weiiigarten Markets Realty (stock
Welsbach
Corp.
(quar.)
._c_
Weiman
JLJ A
Welbiit
Scientific
(quar.)
Co.
Fund, Inc.—
of 12 Vic from
Wellington
Quarterly
gains)
Wellington
West
Coast
Life
West
Ohio
Gas
West
Penn
$1.10
1- 1
(quar.)
Co., com.
Power
4Vi %
4.20%
——
(increasedi_T
preferred
(quar.
B (quar.)„_._,
preferred
4.10%
C
$1.05
(quar.) —
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
—_
Wescates
Petroleum.. 5%
preferred (quar.)
Western
Bancorporation
Western
Casualty
Co. (quar.)
Securities Co.
Service
Western
Gas
Western
Insurance
6%
preferred
Kentucky
Western
Maryland Ry..
%
v
___—;—__—
(qupr.
,•
Gas. (liquidating distffb.)
& Gas, common iquar.)
_
Natural
Western
Power
Western
59%c
59c
6834c
63%c
(quar.)
preferred
$2.55
Publishing
Western
pre.erred
b'/c
Class
A
7%
preferred
iquar.)______
Fund (s-a)
Class
Board
Paper
1- 2
1- 2
12-13
12-13
30c
25c
1-.2
Y- 2
$1.25
15c
1- 2
12-16
12-13
12- 6
12- 6
12-16
White
Co.,
Motor
Whitehall
15c
12-27
Cement
Fund,
Whitehall
Blake
Whitney
Extra
31c
12-23
12-2
11-19
Oil
Wilcox
&
1 quar. 1
Brothers,
Class
Stores
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin Electric
4V2%
Wiser
1- 1
12-13
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
(Howard
Wolf
Class
Alexander,
5%
A
and
&
on
B
(annual)
Ltd.
Lothrop,
common__i
(quar.)
4y2%. proferred
Bros.,
&
S(eel
Machinery
____
(5-for-l
of
Xtra,
stork
Inc.,
Yocam
Quarterly
Dec.'16)__
preferred
'
.
12-20
12-20
1-20
1- 6
35c
,
_'
Inc.,
prefen-ed
(annual)
Largely
''
pany,
12-9
I0c
ioc
12-16
3-15
11-30
2-28/
6-15
5-29
9-15
12-23
8-31
12-10
30c
'
the
has been approved- lcr listing
by (he Board of' Governors.
i964.
year-old company is" a large manufacturer of
The company also manufactures and sells
117
vaults.
bank
;safes
auto¬
equipment, insulated and security files)
Mosler also
sells a broad line of banking equipment including drive-in v/jnilows,
alarms, safe deposit boxes and
has pioneered the closed
television drive-in banking system.—V. 198, p.j 1842.
.
filing
Approved—
and
10%
loan.
Name Change
/'
■:: >■./ ■/'.
in
Louisiana to Delaware efteq-
Corp.—'Reincorporation
Murphy
from
On
Jan.
t.ive
the company sold to these
total of 44,000 shares of
D'c.
11,
The
1964.
1,
change,
—
/
approved a change
stockholders of Murphy Corn;
company's corporate
the
,
domicile from
•'
^
which
also effects a
the com¬
change of name for
incorporated
Louisiana,
in
,
.
will be accomplished by merging Murphy Corp.,
into a wholly-owned Delaware corporation,
pany,
Muv.ptvy
Oil Corp.
of the outstanding common stock of. tho
company was represented, in person or by pfoxy at the meetihg. Of
the stock represented, 91.5% was voted for the proposal.
At a meeting of the directors following the stockholder's meet¬
ing, the'Board accepted the resignation of Russell Marks as an
Approximately
92%'
director of the. company effective Dec. 31, 1963,
Mr.
been a director and, Vice-President of the company sinco
Executive Vice-President since 1958.
C. H. Murphy, Jr.,
President, stated that the resignation of Mr. Marks was'
^
and
officer
Marks has
and
1955
accepted
■"■-/ '
regretfully and reluctantly.
/
'
Chairman of the Executive Committee, was
elected Chairman of the Board effective, Jan: 1, 1964, and John J.
McClure. Jr., Vice-President-Marketing, was elected a direct or-effective the
same date.
Mr, Murphy continues as President and
Chief Executive Officer of the company—V. 198, p. 1745.
Bruce
Corp.—Subsidiary Sold—
Pitts,
K.
Browp.
Murphy Oil
which
/
ended
$6.79 per share.
Robert
per
share
While
,
(to
who
has
been
a
good prospects of the commaintained payment of 'quarterly divi¬
profit of $2,589,000 or $1.01
continuing
distribution
and
Dec. 9, stockholders approved a plan for cash
recapitalization providing for a payment of $14 per share
of the par value of, common stock from $10 to $7.50
share.
v ;
reduction
per
" '
became
plan
The
and stockholders on and
$14 per share cash
exchange agent ol' present
certificates of $7.50
effective on Dec. 11
Dec. 12 will be entitled'to receive the
upon the surrender to the
certificates of $10 par value for new
payment
stock
.:.....
value.
par
v
v
.
,
,
^
:.
cash distribution
d'soosition of certain
the Triplex Divi¬
sion in May. 1962, and the sale of the Easv Division in January,
1963. Total cash (o be distributed under the plan will be approxi¬
mately $13,000,000.—V. 198. p. 2036.
/.
•
Eahner. President of Murray, said the
was
made from funds resulting from the
nssels of
the corporation through the closing of
j.
in
loss compares with a
Recapitalizatioh Plan
On
and
for the'
loss of
fiscal 1962/ , v
company's Television and music operations continued
substantial profits last year, heavy losses were in¬
feature film production and distribution.—V. 198, p. 288.
in
the
in
O'Erien,
of the
directors have
because
generate
curred
H.
'
'
Approved-
Inc.—Shows Loss for Year %
has
reported
that
operations
Aug.
31,
1963, resulted in a
'
issue.
America
Corp. of
Murray
.'
Corp.—New Name—
Murphy Corp., this
See
were
was
The 1963
dends.
'
brands
circuit
final negotiations
from three- dif¬
office less than
a
year—he was elected in January—said a return to profitable operations in the present
1963-64 fiscal year is expected, and
results to date
in the first quarter confirm this expectation.^
President O'Brien
said further;' ^'Looking ahead to the 196*4-65
fiscal
year,
in the light of the plans we have made and
the
pictures which will be available for release, 1964-65 could be one
of the best years in earnings in the company's history."
12-10
' '
ioc
___;
(quar.)_
___:
Raceway,
A.
year
or
President
12-17
12-30-
14c
fiscal
first
$17,479,000
12-17
1-1
50c
10c
___'
transaction,
C.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
12-2
1- 2
2- 1
25c V
25c
;-V:
Ltd.
Mines,
the
of
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
12- 6
;
(quar.)_____.
:
Bear
Batteries
Quarterly
Quarterly
Yonkers
$1.40
12-16
New
The
aiid
after
split
stockholders
I
Yellowknife
12- 1
2-17
12-27
1- 6
(increased quar.)
subject to approval
Corporation
'
reported that the company
York Stock Exchange
Trading is scheduled to start Jan. 6.
was
the
on
leading
Approved-—:
Y. S. E. Listing
Safe Co.—N.
Mosler
'
12- 4
11-20
1-31
37>4c
Corp., common.-'---(William) Co, (monthly)_i.________
Monthly—
Xerox
12-20
/
5c
''
quar.)
(quar.)
Worfhington
Wrigley
3-31
12-13
1-10
12-2
12- 2
12- 2
12- 5
12- 4
Since then Marlboro has become the
brand in Switzerland and number two seller of all
198, p. 1638.
processes.
mated
acquired by Merritt-Chapman & Scott in 1954
and
subsequently operated as a division of the company's Con-struction and Marine Department. An M-C&S spokesman said the
sale was part of the company's program
to consolidate its Con¬
struction operations, and produced
a gain over' acquisition costs.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott s a diversified company, active in a
number of industries.—V. 198, p. 772. v v
•
12-10
20c
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.
Wuar
Worth
12-27
$1.25
56Vic
preferred
Woolf
12-23
+20c
30c
____'
dividend
Woodward
5V2C
20%
(quar.)
A
12-31
2- I
12-16
12-16
15c
15c
(auar.)
class
B>,%quar.)
Stock
Wood
ll'/ac
Tanning
of
Pitts
A.
C.
'x2-31
,____
(quar.)'_
&
Enterprises,
Wometco
Work
11-29
;
a relationship that began in 1957 when the
manufacturing and marketing of Marlboro
country from the blend supplied by Philip
Va. plant and under the Philip Morris pro¬
country.-—V.
the
It
,
included four small associated^
not disclosed. Sydney C. Cooper/
President
of Pitts and its associated companies,
who is among
the
Canadian
principals participating
in the acquisition,
will
continue as Chief Executive of the
Pitts companies.
1-29
12-20
1- 4
1-10
began
linn
premium
.//
solidifies
move
duction
in
,
2-15
37V2c
75c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B.)
.<r->oe
Wolverine
f
11,
Doc.
Terms
1-15
:
$1.121/2
common
split).
stock
(3-for-2
1-31
$1.50
Affiliate—-
S. A.
,
11-29
12-29
12-27
Oil
Witco
The
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp., reported that
C.
A.
Pitts General
Contractor Ltd., of Toronto; a construction
subsidiary, has been acquired by Pbrlea Industrial Corp., Ltd., a
newly organized Canadian company.
On
companies'
(quar.)l.
Service,
Public
12-20
>
Co.—
Power
preferred
12-16
12-10
12-10
Redempt'n
Lines^ Inc.—Partial
has
of
cigarettes
in
that
Morris'
Richmond,
stock
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12-»4
9c
;
preferred (quar.)____,
Wisconsin,'-Michigan Power—
Wisconsin
12-18
i- 2
12-20
12-20
i
Morris has
Reunies,
Swiss
1-31
$i.06V/4
)____>_
6%
,
2-21
12- 3
15c
$4.25 preferred - (quar.
-(monthlv)__
Co.,
12-13
15c
(initial).:
Ltd.
Mines,
&
1- 3
1- 3
25c
1834c
2c
:
(quar.)
!___'_
common
(quar.)—_1__?
B
Willroy
VMson
1-15
15c
Sons (s-a>
Candle
&
Baumer
Williams
12-16
25c
,
.12-17
10c
(quar.)___,
Co.
Co.
10c
15c
,
Z
L.)
(John)
Wiley
Will
)E.
15c
:_
-V-'-
________
Wiegand
and
income
Works (resumed)
(increased quar.)__^_t
Machine
Whit.in
from
gains)
capital
;.from
,
Inc.—
of ,16c
(Quarterly
_'i
57.60
834,450
acquired a substantial interest in Fabiiiwes de
of Switzerland, it was announced on Dec. 10,
by Joseph F. Cullman, 3rd, President of Philip Morris, and Fritz
Schurch, President of this leading Swiss cigarette manufacturer.
Inc.—Receives Loans— /
of the same v transaction,
$100,
wax rants
to buy a
at $2 per share.
These
lor
/
Morris Inc.—New Swiss
(Philip)
Philip
sources.,
part
1629.
corporation
Tabac
warrants, exercisable within
the next 10 years, are protected against dilutio.n.
The conversion
price is consistent wtih the stock's present book value.
The
loan of
$560,000 replaces financing supplied by a factor
at
a
much higher interest rate. Robert Bedick, President, stated.-' '
In addition, the company received a line of credit for $440,000.
from tl?e Bankers Trust Co. at the very favorable terms of 5V'a%
•
per
year.
Both S.B.I.C.s have subordinated their loans to. this
line of credit,
the President announced.
The
addition
of $560,000 in long-term
debt enabled Merit to
repay the major share of previous chattel mortgages and to
pre¬
pay
the factor on all open balances. The conversion of our debt
from short-term
to long-term has greatly increased our working
capital, Mr. Bedick stated.—V. 198, p. 2223,
//'///
12-10
12-17
12- 6
12V2lc
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar,)—
As
1,447.946
66.6c
,
.
reported the completion of
$1,000,000 in neW financing
963.6ri8
1,448.035
*
called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1964,
through
operation
(he
United States Government Insured
Merchant Marine Bonds 4.20%.." SS Brasil series due July 1, 1983
at
100%
plus accrued interest/ Payment/will be made at The
Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., N. Y.-—V. 198, p. 1536.
'/
Roqklord.J—
First
Merit
12- 6
12- 5
27V2C
$1.31V4
common
preferred
5 V4 %
of
1,871,893
____.
share_^_
Moore-McCormack
The
8 Postulants.
and Si. Paul
vMcrit
firms,
11-29
12-31
12-16
12-24
1- 1
has
p.
198,
1962
$6 635,6821
2.099,658
income Tax
applicable to Mid-Continent shs.
outstanding
per
3,00o
$7,679,219
"
;
3,000
.3,000
;V . '
Mos.' Report
1963"
shares
—v.
Kankakee, Illinois; Mem¬
Associates has received $560,000 as a combined loan
Small
Business Investment Corp. of New Jersey
New York Monetary
Fund, Inc. The loan is for 10 years at
interest with repayment beginning in the fourth year of the
,
the
11-29
40c
receipt
tile
revenues
Federal
income
Net
in the United States in
■
.
company
ferent
J10c
(quar.)
Cable
Whitaker
The
12- 6
(quar.)_—___
common
222/.
p.
Merit Associates,
;,
>
11-21 >
<quar.)_
of Sisters was founded
Their Provincial House is located at
./
before
Rarninvs
''
addi.ion.
2349.
P.
Common
-Community of Roman Catholic Sisters
the Holy Heart of Mary recently com¬
community
194,
11-22
;•
Corp.,
V.
12-30
5c
Extra
Whirlpool
188/.
12- 9
jlOc
The
bership includes 180 Professed Sisters, 11 Novices and
The Sisters are active in the Archdioceses' of Chicago
and
the
Dioceses of Joliei, Peoria, Little Rock and
12-13
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
(quar.
'Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
/
Whippany
This
35c
(quar.)___
B
Hospital
25c
v
—r-
197.
Operating
Sisters, Servants of
as
Co,„__:
Income
equipment and furnishings.' The hospital facilities
more
than doubled bringing
the Total bed capacity to
._
(quar.)
Shares
Goodbodv & Co._
McDonnell & Co. Inc.^_._
Riter & Co.^__________„
21,000
5,000
Mid-Con-inent Telephone Corp.—Nine
cluding
10%c
class A
Ltd.,
(George),
Weston
shs.
severally
underwriters named below hUve
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Offered—On
(Urbana, 111.)—Notes
in¬
have
been
281.
Tne net proceeas of the direct obligation serial notes will be used
to pay the final costs of constructing and equipping the new-Mercy
i
for
(quar.)
Co./
Coal
—V.
the next 18 months.
their
served the
This new
;___v.v__
Brake
Air
Westinghouse
Westmoreland
BACKGROUND
12-10
12- 2
12-13
12 13
12-13
over
pleted constructing and equipping a large new addition to
'Mercy Hospital at1 Urbana; Illinois.
Mercy Hospital has
greater Champaign-Urbaua area for more than 35 years.
addition was completed at a cost of approximately $4,900,000
1.-6
1- 2
1-15 '
1-15
1-15
11c
J$1
J50c
f35c
common—
iquar.)_—__
Westminster
,
Ltd.,
Foods,
Westfair
iquar.)_
Corp.
Utilities
Western
2,600 shs.
3 0 0-00
150,634 shs.
" <^ 250.000 shs.
Co.
&
Peabody
Incorporated
9,
known
12- 2
1- 2
$1.25
:
(quar.)
25,000 sha-
the terms and conditions set forth in the underwriting
to purchase severally from the company/the following
of shares of the additional common stock:
"" %
Kidder,
& Co., West Bend, Wis.,
this corporation's direct
obligation serial notes. The notes, dated Nov. 1,1963,
mature serially from Aug.
1, 1*964 through Nov.... 1,
1,976, and were priced to yield at from 4%% to 5*4%.
Net proceeds, together with other funds, will be
used for construction of an addition to the hospital.
./l- 6
2- 3
11-30
12- 9
12-20
Financing
1963, B. C. Ziegler
offered publicly $700,000 of
11-12
12-31
2- 1
1-31
,2-29
12 16,
18c
$3
iquar.)
(Alabama)
Western Tablet & Stationery—
Ry.
Western
'12-12
12-26
12-26
12-20
Private
was
Hospital
Mercy
12- 2
12-17
12-17
12-17
12-17
12-30
12-30
12-30
27c
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)_,
——
4.72% ' preferred
(quar.)—,
$2.75
preferred ' (quar.)_^—
,
1.800.000
on
numbers
agreement
Dec.
12-10
1-1
12-30'
1.500,000
_v
1,250,000
'$1,100,000
pari-Ty.
(no
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
•
i_^_
stock
Common
400.000
/
;
$4.75
also provides for Intermediate Credit Corp. to
acquire 85,000 shares of common stock of Management Assistance
Inc. and to acquire options to purchase an additional 66,500 shares
of coihmon stock through June 30, 1967.
Management Assistance will use the funds to expand its business
of
leasing X. B. M. data
processing equipment, according to the
announcement.
He adquai\tred in New York City, M. A. L was es¬
tablished in 1957. 'WaRer R. Oreamuno is Chairman, and Jorge M.
Gonzalez is President.—V. 198, p. 97./- •,.
12- 6
12-16
33c
$9.50
(quar.)
Cos.
12-16
25c
25c
70c
series
series
$7
6
$10 million
company
The
11-26
15c
40c
__
%
(quar.)
Massachusetts
Western
——___
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)..
preferred
5%- preferred
4%
preferred
12-31,
$1.50
iquar.')—v:
Gas (quar.)
Western
7%
latter
C.) —
(K.
and
reported that Intermediate Credit Corp., a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Financial General Corp., had completed
a financing agreement with Management Assistance Inc. to lend
the
12-9
15c
—
tax.
tax.
B"*he *
12,. it
Due.
On
-12-20
12- 4-
30c
—:
Canadian nonresident
500,000
Unlimited
31/2%, series E, due 1968
3^%, series F, due 1979___^__
534%, series G, due 1989__;
4'%'%. series H, due 1993
Notes payable to banks___
Capital Stock:
Cumulative
pfd. stock, (no par)
(issuable in series)^
Arranged—
(Kansas)—
__
indicated here,
payment
Shares
12-16
1- 2
1- 2
12-27
.$1,668 000
mortgage bonds:
First
j
'
Unlimited
due 1964______
3%,' series D, due 1964_„
_____
12-20
12-20
12-20
30c ^
12'ic'
25c
✓
(quar.)
Surety Co.
&
Quarterly'~-v_—
,
$1.12J/2
.
pfd.
4.40%
Utilities,
Texas
West
25%
17Vic
85c
First
,
incorrect. The corrected
Management Assistance Inc.
F.t—
Co.
preferred
<•
Outstanding
^
Debt:
and refunding mtge. bonds:
Long-Term
'
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
•
funds, less 15%
income
Continued from page
12-10
(quar.)_________$1.02Vi'
12-24
1-15
1-15
1-15
12C
:
in U. S.
County, N. J.
334 %, series C,
taxi
income
Jamaica
Less
Union
CAPITALIZATION
agreement,
12-13
12-5
,
30c
—.—
V—
Co. AS.
Insurance
dividend
Stock
12-31
12-20
3 initial)__
Products
in
12-20
Investment News
1- 2
12- 6
.—
—_
Wen
.
12-28
1-15
both class A and
on
12-6
12- 2
,
12- 2
12- 6
12- 6
12-16
12- 2
1-15
1- 6
payment
B)
class
12- 6
was
company
' '/
General Corporation
lx-29
12-17
'12-16
1-15
V
(quar.)_
(Year-end
12-27
resident tax 7%.
15%;
purposes.
organized under the laws- of New
Jersey in June, 1897, and is engaged in the business of collecting
and
distributing water for domestic, commercial, industrial and
fire
protection purposes.
Its principal executive oflices are at
52
Main Street, Woodbridge, N.. J.
Water service is furnished to
over
36,250 customers, in the townships of Edison and Woodbridge,
and the boroughs of South Plainfield,
Metuchen and C&rterefc, in
Middlesex County, and, to a minor extent, in the township of Clark,
1- 2 v 12- 2
61 Vic
22Vic
22 Vic
.
(quar.)/—
class A
Management,
B
t Payable
x
11-29
1- 2
1- 2
—
tax
Previously published date was
date and/or record date is
y
net investment
year-end capital
income plus 49c from
Class
—
in
12-31
2-14
15c ' 12-16
10C
12-16
5c
12-27
6V4c
12-20
;
Corp.
Welch
12-31
1- 1
5%
5%
__—
V_
tx'a
1-15
50c
dividend)
11-19
i- 2
12- 6
12-20
12-16
—
loans, issued for construction
BUSINESS—The
this dividend.
Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source. Non*
British
Less
a
12-13
12-13
1-10
12-15
12-31
$1
25c
3lc
$1.25
26V4C
(quar.)
!
,
Warren
Bros.•> Co.
(quar.)___
Washington Natural Gas, common
(quar.)
5%
preferred series A iquar.)__—
Waste
King Corp., 6%• pfd. C (quar.)
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)
—
preferred
$4
1- 2
1-2
.2- 5
12-10
12-10
1-15
50c
^—
proceeds to the company will be used to repay
Net
bank
Transfer, books not closed for
resident
12-16
12-13
11-15
12-27
r
t Payable
12-16
1- 1
20c
$3
—
Pictures (quar.)_
Bros.
Warner
.
(anntfal)
Preferred
Warner
common
1- 2
:___
Co.
7s-
(From net
10c
(quar.)___—__
-
12-2/
12-16
1-15
15c
1-10
6c ' 12-31
30c
12-27
'30c*
12-27
5c
12-16
12c
'1-15
(quar.)—_\_—_
—
12-19
1-10
12-10
25c
25c
$1.25
30c
———
(quar.)-,i..
Zenith Electric Supply (quar.)Zenith Radio (increased-quar.)______
Extra
1
—
Zero
Manufacturing Co.
(annual)
Zurn
Industries
(initial) —
Jewelry
Zale
11-20
12-9
11-29
11-29
12-13
12- 6
12-20
1
Year-end
12-31
12-16
12-14
,1-15
1- 1
12-31
Dec.
1963, Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., New York,
offered publicly 35,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $35 per share.
11,
12-31
,
J2c
37c
7V2C
(quar.)_——
Spring & Wire
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door Co.
Young
11-26
12- 5
H-25
11-25
1-6
(initial)
5c
Wagner Electric
Corp. (quar.)_
_______
30c
Wakefield Corp., common
(extra)—:
— V\
10c
5%
preferred (quar.)
.
*31 'Ac
Magnetics-
Wabash
Water
1-15
' +3c
-
_u__
(quar.)
Yosemite Park & Curry
Ycrk
12.-18
11-26
12-16
12-16
7V:>c
5c
_;
;
——
Extra
Offered—On
Co.—Common
Water
Middlesex
Payable of Rec.
(Canada)—
Investment Fund
Special
Quarterly
York
12- 3
12- 3
11-29
12-17
12-17
50c
25c
15c
-—
-
Food
Vita
:_
quar,).
(initial
common
'
—12V2c
(quar.)
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec
12-23
12-13
Share
Company
Holderi
When
Per
Name of
,
b.
Napco
Nm
Industries, Inc.—Nine
eialesEnded SePt''30~
Earnings per
share
-
-
Months' Report—
-
375.000
$7,9JA0OO
though si^ject
^'
was sufficient * *_
applicable—V. 19., m
*
Restated for purposes of comparison as
and State income taxes in 1962.
There
carryforward in 1962 so no taxes were
eral
$7.294JOCO
^
/
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2364)
1.
.
months.
■
—V.
established an extensive network
Western Europe, Pred. M.
car rental firms now associated
with National Car Rental completely services 18 European countries
extends into the Middle East. Reservation; for ca.s in virt,ahy
everv major citv, a total of nearly 200 European
urban and airport
loc ■ vions
in aduitipn to Istanbul, Turkey, and Israel, can be made
and confirmed immediately at any National Car Rental location in
the United States, Mr. Glass said.
Y
■
"Americans planning to visit Europe will be able to easily reserve
a car
at competitive European rates," the excutive said.
"This new
affiliation also will bring National Car Rental an increased shareof business generated by Europeans visiting the United States.'.V?
V.
198, p. 866.
it
11
Dec
On
Y/(
■
v
■
Lines, Inc.—Proposed
City
National
Y.::%Y
listed
pire
•
up
to
Each
stock
common
of
share
one
the
final
the
represent
one
subsidiaries/ and
new
reached,
it
1298.
p.
Y'.-Y-
■„
Y Y
.
east
Zeckendorf,
Executive
Mur.ha,
Fund
the
of
Secretary
The
for
to
the
National
loan
interest,
Florida,
term
Pension
to
is
be
seven
The
■
miles
from Tampa.
refinanced short-term
20
have
Proceeds
loans
the Baychester property.
outstanding against
the
of
Railroad
1,130,435 shs.
■
.■
v
/
.
share
into
also
time
time
to
that
that
future
that
time
present
Railroad
circumstances
are
and
it
is
the
the
the
Narrows
serve
Transport
plans
110
will
continue
the
as
indication
satisfactory.
the
It
in¬
was
controlling
factor.
extending
Island, N.
across
'.Y
Y Y:
'
.
Co.—To
given
Buckeye Pipe Line and
of a petroleum products
and
'
market'
was
Redeem
Staten
Y.—V.
198,
Preferred—
The
company
has called for redemption on Dec. 33, 1963, all
its, outsianding 5%
cumulative preferred s;ock at $52.13 per
share.—-V. 197, p. .1017.
of
■
.
_
Pun!a
See
Alegre
National
Sugar
Lines^
City
.
this^ issue.—V.
198, p.
Putnam Management
that
previously were
They also will enable
National^ Distillers
Douglas
The- new
in
Dec.
on
the
11.
organization
defense
and
aerospace
will
as
and
industries,
198,
Werly,
Tne George
Kidder,
Peabody &
Boston
National Propane
Period
Sales
Net
Ended
and
Oct.
1963
*
revenues
:
share
$4,504,000
$4,663,000
297,000
Shares
—V.
$0.22
$0.26
1,018,000
991,000
.
outstanding
198,
—
1938.
p,
be
Reliance
Insurance
Co.,
this
special
a
split
of
meeting
of
the
directors
on
poration
$4
Mining
Oct.
8,000.000
value
29,
scares
The
810
approved
stock
the
Certificate
$100
common
ferred
stock
split
and
Northern
of
certificates
is
scheduled
became
for
Dec.
additional
27,
Ry.
full
New
York,
10,
and
associates
Brothers
The
Mr.
came
from Halsey,
certificates, which
Corp.
of
each
The
a
&
were
share
1964.
will
Directors
stock
1964
to
erly
dividend
within
V.
Jan.
9
from
1965
198. p. 2129.
(G. L.)
to
would
the
be
with
the
the
to
of
share¬
management
The
Putnam
ap-
accept
American
of
Dealer
dealers
agreed
York,
1680.
Lynch.
Managers
to
the
accept
capital
is
manage
American
National
City
under
V
•
&
and
agent
>
Corp.—Notes
Fenner
of
Frist
exchange
YYY-Y-
National
form
tenders
stocks.
the
Pierce,
to
solicit
to
Fire
New
St.,
p.
Merrill
the
; 1
Offered—On
Dec.
Eastman
notes
are
National
The
unconditionally guaranteed by Repub¬
of Dallas, parent.
Bank
corporation
order
to
finance
existing
bank
is
an
addition
and
land
oi
in
notes
mortgage
value
an
to
rently being constructed
The
the
current
office
building in Dallas, known
National Bank building; and the cost
the existing building that is cur¬
the Republic
of
selling
the
and
as
mortgage notes
land leased to the bank.
on
will
mature on Oct. 1, 1989,
and
approximately level semi-annual payments of
principal and interest will be made on the mortgage
notes
sufficient to
retire
approximately i54.5% of the
The remaining 45.5% balance will
issue by maturity.
be
due
at
maturity.
'
BUSINESS—Republic National
now
the
largest commercial
iy
largest
and
bank
in
undivided
total
of
and
time
Fe
Dec.
2,
York
tbc
United
profits.
deposits,
one-half
Dallas,
in
Texas
in
deposits
certificates
founded
In
1920,
the
is
and
of
terms
19th
capital,
surplus
approximately 37%
of
deposit account for approximately
of
are
deposits.
Drilling
the
Stock
of
bank
States
Time
:
Bank
Co.—N. Y. S. E.
stock
common
the
of
Listing—
company
Exchange under the symbol
listed
was
SAF.—V.
198,
the
011
2224.
p.
Schcnley Industries, Inc.—British Subsidiary Com¬
Stock Sale—
pletes
C.r
of
D?c.
10,
1963,
it
reported
was
Seager Evans & Co.,
that 2.030.033 ordinary shares
British subsidiary, had been sold pub¬
Ltd.,
licly in the United Kingdom
28 shillings per share through N. M.
<fe Sons., London, and Lehman
Erothers; New York.
In
addition, the underwriters offered L2.000.000 of 6% debenture stock
with a maturity of 1985-90.
a.
Rothschild
Proceeds will
chester,
—V.
be
used "to purchase
England,
140.GOO
of
198,
for
f2.000.C30
advanced
bv
and
Schenlev
to
to
£2,-
repay
Seager-Evans.
"
1939.
p.
S.anley Holt & Son', Ltd., Man¬
approximately
loans
unsecured
Security Trust Co. of Rochester—Proposed Deben¬
Sale—Stock Split—Rights
Offering—
ture
On Dec. 13, 1963, it was
reported that the company plans to issue
$6,000,000 of capital debentures. The company said
that the under¬
writers and the interest rate foi' the debenture issue
will
nounced
at
later date.
a
Security Trust
Jan.
15.
1964,
stockholders
held,
to
Co.
right
as
the
put
announced
to
an¬
stock
stock
new
that
stockholders will vote on
rights offering of stock that will allow
a
subscribe
5-for-3
a
be
Y
also
authorize
to
the
well
as
intends
Cutler
of
Executive
as
Chief
Vice-
Putnam
the
Income
Management
director
or
Tne
and
Incorporaed
The
in
the
Trustees
of
for
split.
after
one
share
new
The
the
company
split
on
a
for
each
stated
15
that
dividend
it
basis
of
the
Incorporated
/
would
to
receive
approval
the
on
of
stock
holders
were
cents
to
45
Dec.
Split—
RCA
com¬
f#.ch
share¬
additional
two
RCA
split
of
cents
shares
shareholders,
will
record
held
be
Dec.
on
1963.
25
the
year,
the
on
Last
Southern
made
to
cents
quarterly
com¬
Jan
1,
cents.
35
cash
the
dividend
27,
quart¬
has
also
announced
the stock split,
the
stock
new
rr
to
by
Pacific
the
Thus,
been
for
March
of
rate
of
rate
of
60
$1.80
first
quarterly
share. 'This
per
cents
on
shareholder
to
the
cents
15
share
shares.
per
present
on
In
$1.50.
will
stock
reserve
annual
r.n
in
rate
asked
be
shares
split
and
future
shares,
increase
to
to
provide
also
to
authorized
shares
provide
Tber*
use.
David
the
the
an
com¬
necessary
to
additional*un¬
are
Sarnoff.
no
present pDns to
Chairman
said.—V. 198.
of
Nov.
18.
is
Life
Burton
J.
Insurance
Dec.
10,
Vincent
&
Co.
1963,
Co..
75,000 shares of this firm's
Chicago,
com.
d
/
of Illinois
McCormick
—
&
offered
Common
Co.,
rate
is
■
O11
—
&
Co.,
Chicago.—V.
198,
for
one
Co.—Rights'Offer¬
company is offering its
subscribe "for 25,349 addi¬
at
$20.50 per share on' the
to
shares
share
new
for
each
17
Rights will expire Dec. 3.
proceeds,
repayment
Bank
cl
marily
bank
held
of
record
No underwriting
in
domestic,
and
East
estimated
$490,298, will
used
be
headquartered at 1012 Mercantile
incorporated under the laws of the State
a
public utility dperating company pri¬
purchase, distribution and sale of electric
is
the
for
total
at
loans.
company,
was
end
1945
engaged
energy
Central
in
Dallas',
in
estimated
of
The
—
Bldg.,
T^xas
commercial
industrial
and
Texas.
consumption
in
,
of the company's service area is presently
approximately 75.000.
Although the farm population
in,which the firm operates has declined in recent
population
at
counties
the
the area served by the company has experienced an increase
as evidenced in part by
the increase over the past
years,
in population
five years of the firm's residential and commercial customers.
than a decrease in rural population in its service area, the
pany knows
served by it.
of no limitations
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Caniial
mortgage
Outstanding
$6 326,000
.
($100 par)
633,000
—
.
.
$4,000,000
1,531,000
10.150 shs.
10,150 shs.
'' 6,000 shs.
500.000 shs.
5,160 shs,
440,632 shs.
series
4.75 series
stock
—V.
'
1
pfd. stock
Common
5%
1985
stock:
Cumulative
com¬
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
due
Other
the growth of the area presently
bonds.—.•
debentures
4 4%
dn
debt:,,
Long-term
and
Net proceeds to the company will be used for sales
right
Service
The
—
involved.
Net
publicly
stock at $4 per share.
the
common
basis
5^2^
Reliance
current
Secondary Offering
—
Electric
Stockholders
tional
First
/.
,
Co.
Chapman, Howe
Southwestern
ing to
The
intention.'subject
the
annuil
nn
was
80.000.000
additional
1440.
to
its
to declare
at
the
2175.
p,
29.
1963
present
payable
March
stock:
present
Dec.
and
Jan.
16,
the
on
v-,.v..;. X1'
BUSINESS
share,
per
16.
from
increased
one
shareholders
the
Stock
proposal
to split
Unden the plan
a
basis.
stock
record
wa6
Offered—On
'
annually
'
surviving management
affairs
$2.50
to
of
any
1979, inclusive.
2748.
46%
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New
Walker, Austin & Waggener, Dallas, of¬
fered publicly, an issue of $55,000,000
Republic Na¬
tional Corp. 4J/2% mortgage notes,, due Oct. 1, 1989.
Fund/Will
President
as
officer'
an
announced
vote
equivalent
stock
allocated
p.
35
dividend
accomplish
use
of
rePorted that Valentine Pulp & Paper Co.,
■RriPu-r, i
°f
and printing paper, was purchased from
% R°0f Inc- by » private group headed by G. L. Ohrstrom
&
LO.-r—V.
p.
identity
new
with
America—Proposed
who
of
shares,
the
The
Ohrstrom & Co.—Acquisition—
191,
In¬
80'v
Board
new
mon
nroi?!« 5'fit:
n
of
and
of
position
a
subject
period of
a
The
Rwy.
is
from
1963
each
the
and
York
New
Wall
198.
Republic
to
holders
Rated Aa by Moody's and AA
by Standard & Poor's,
the certificates will be
secured by new equipment
estimated to cost $8,560,980 and are
guaranteed as to
par value and dividends
by the Northern Pacific
on
that
into
vote at this meeting.
increased the quarterly dividend
mon
re-
installments
and
55
offer.—V.
$1
held.
eligible
of
$456,000
of
Shareholders
be
cn
annual
in
be
M.
Investors
officers
longer
common
proposal
dividend
15
no
special meeting to
increased
non-callable,
Richard
three-for-one
a
RCA
approval
in
Mr.
Directors
on
offered for public sale Dec. 11 ^t
prices to yield from
4% for the Jan. 9, 1965
maturity to 4.40% for Jan. 9,
1978-79 maturities.
mature
is
will
but
Dec. ,6,
stock
holder
Stuart &. Co.
are
Parker
Funds,
mon
they were awarded at competitive sale an issue of
$6,840,000 Northern Pacific Railway
4//s% equipment
trust certificates, 1964, on a bid of 98.247 for the
4Va%
coupon,
A competing bid of 98.195, also for a 41s%
couoon,
end
Incorporated
they will become
Radio
of
that
announced
The
Income
recommend
date
entered
and
has
have
Fire
stockholders
•
securities
stockholders
Trust Certifi¬
Salomon
be
of
to keep in touch
Funds.—V, 197, p. 1883.
1746.
p.
million.
will
early
an
company
effective
shares-:
1963.—V., 198.
Equipment
—
Dec.
Officer
"
•
the
$420
million
Incorporated
directors
at
agreements1
$6lo
Werly will remain Chairman
Funds, Mr. Devens will continue
and
On
for
of
of
of
/excess
sponsorship of the
Currently the Putnam
Inc.
and
togetherifive
in
and
Co.,
assets
Mr.
tdent
for
Pacific
Offered —On
Hutzler,
amendment
/•
stock
common
cates
The
bv
bring
assets
York
owns
11, 1963, it was reported that a^ secondary offer¬
ing of 39,400 shares of this firm's common stock was
the
and
12.
their
would
net
management
net
assets
Funds
York,
total
'
iheir
Fire
by
expire
$2.40.
Co.
for
Distribution
two of the
with Charles
organizing
Funds
York
will
equal
Fund,
stock
stock.
Dec.
on
Fpnds.
leadership
the
Sr.,
New
whj
Fire.
fair
as
Parker
1 re
authorized
common
stock
.yalue to 12,000.000 shares of
changing the basic conversion prices from $90
converting the 4%
cumulative preferred
stock into
to $36 and $40 respectively in order to
preserve the
existing conversion rights of the holders of the corporation's pre¬
par
and
of
group
New
with
Investors
and
these
Executive
by
Incor¬
the
par
of
total
have
distributing
Putnam
2'-a-for-1
of
Incorporated
Putnam
under
New
Corp.
designated
were
of
Equitable
Bank,
Putnam, Sr.,
Putnam
and
that
York
New
offers
Rmd.
the
Del.,
recommended
as
company's
changing
of
Wilmington,
Inc.
group
16,
Equitable
of
approved
The
(
Emiht
a
been
Reliance.
by
stockholder
of
York
New
Corp.,
will
receive
410,000
shares
of
non-voting stock of The
Putnam Management Co.
Charles M. Werly, Chairman and George
.Putnam, Jr.,; President of The Putnam Management Co., will be¬
come directors
of Incorporated Investors and
Incorporated Income
Split Approved—
in
Corp.,
common/
1963.
amended
12,
the
1925
Mr.
two
Management Co., Inc., and Putnam Fund Distributors.
In
the proposed
combination, the stockholders of The
issue.
Dec.
on
corporation's
was
from
held
Newmont
in
the
for
late George
Inc.,
funds
common
Funds
maintained
and
Newmont Mining; Corp.—Stock
At
stockholders
the
Management
has
Incorporated
holders
...
New York Fire Insurance Co.—Share Exch. Offer—
See
Funds
corporated
both
the
Putnam
of
group
Co.,
mutual
under
enlarged
10S2
261,000
i__
income
Per
based
billion
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
31—
founded
was
and
for
adviser
industry v In 1937
originated the' Putnam
organiza¬
management
Putnam Fund of Boston, one of the earliest/ funds of
the "balanced" type.
The proposed
combination of these two mutual fund managem°n^
organizations,
which was negotiated with the assistance 0:
1638.
p.
adviser
investment
as
Parker
A.
combined
in -the
M.
a
said.—V.
continue
William
pioneers
the
investment
as
Incorporated Investors
of
long-range development
to production defense products and
diversified
capabilities
in
metals,
serve
serve
Funds, and
Sub.—
by John E. Bierwirth, Chairman.
out
and bring
utilizing
National's
chemicals, Mr. Bierwirth
processes
.plastics
Corp.—New
Corp.
has
established
Hunter
Calif., to further develop and
Pomona,
search
to
arm
in
business
announced
was
Chemical
&,
Co.
National's
extend
it
Research
Chemicai
&
would
39%
share
one
have
Commissioner.
recommend
a
Boston
Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Funds1,
and
its shares
of
of
is
offering 0.79 of a
share of American Equitale and
for
offer
extended
1
First
Santa
,
tion
offers
Reliance
one
stock
common
exchange
unless
Co.
for
Insurance
offers.
Cn
Dec. 11, Charles Devens, President of Incorporated Investors
Incorporated Income Fund, announced that The Parker Corp.,
manager
of
the Incorporated Funds, proposes to merge
with the, Putnam Management Co., Inc.,
manager and sponsor of
the Putnam Funds. Subject to necessary approvals of shareholder;;
Incorporated
stock
addition,
and
it is making an offer
Equitable Assurance Co.
Insurance
American
of
the
In
On
the
its
1964.
Directors
and
of
of
17,
prjveu
8.
B„s.on,
Development Corp.
to proceed with
planning for
the
it expects to erect on the Bronx property,
which
will
capitalize on its extraordinary transportation assets,
including extensive frontage on the Hutchinson River navigable
for commercial shipping.—V.
191,. p. 799.
''i';"''1 i'i'Y'-'
'Y%Y
improvements
Fire
ofthe
them.
New
major
Distillers
Jan.
on
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Inc.,
5-0,043 shs.
Co.—Offers Shares for 2 Firms
American
Pennsylvania
manage¬
future
Long
%'/Y : " Y-Y
'
Provincial
to
of
.
be
that
J.
are
of
common
terms
the
had
present
the
No
would
N.
there
it
policies.
plans to continue /buying
possibility
Linden,
at
its
Buckeye
of
program
basic
in
reported
exploring
originating
line
that
Buckeye
under
it
that
announced
from
2037.
p.
Railroad,
the
separate company
with current
a
as
stated
announcement
stock appears satisfactory.
price which would be deemed
the
At
the
pipe
National
National
of
shares
1.45
The
lic
,
announced
Outstanding
York, and
'Outstanding
:
outs.anding stock
in a Ring-range
the
dicated
long-
new
PRESENT FINANCING
r.-.
of
1,033,000 shs.
part
Insurance
York
New
The
New
\
accordance
stock
the
to
as
in
Railroad
of
price
6&%
at
Buckeye
Buckeye
Development
years
and
but
62
at
of
'V"
Pennsylvania
This
operated
and
Island
for
any
RR.—Acquisition—-
the
27,
merge
to
Fund.
Fund
ex¬
Authorized
1,250,000 shs.
c-.y.
.
approximately 30% of the
Line Co., as the initial step
ment
Zeckendorf stated, and also is secured by other real
by National Development Corp. at Dunedin Beach,
about
loan
the
from
Mr.
owned
estate
laws
EFFECT TO
($5 par)
diversification.
includes
loan
the
GIVING
1629.
p.
Nov.
Pipe
the 149 acres of land leased as
the site of Freedomland,
in Eavchester, the Bronx, and an addi-,
tional 258 acres of adjacent property on which one of the nation's
outstanding industrial developments and a large residential com¬
munity are planned.
Y"Y
[' Y Y1'YY" Y<,'1
This total 407-acre
Baychester tract, almost half as large as
Central Park, is the largest single privately-owned property within
the City of New Ycrk, Mr. Zeckendorf reported.
Security
the
($1
stockholders
The
of Webb & Knapp, Inc., was announced by
Chairman of Webb & Knapp, and Francis J.
subsidiary
a
Pension
Areas
Souuiwest
&
Corp.,
William
stock
198,
v.
On
first mortgage loan from the Central States. South¬
$25 million
Rights will
headquartered
company,
variety
a
FINANCING
PRESENT
The'company has announced
corporate purposes.
organized under
1909, .and is engaged in a
TO
22a9.
p.
Eouitable
other
was
Pennsylvania
National Development Corp.—Receives Loan—
A
The
—
If.,
shares
198.
Reliance
"
is involved,
t6 purchase
underwriting
and
Y.-
approval by the directors and shareholders of the two companies.
Mr. Salgo said a name for the new corporation has not been
agreed on, and it is expected that management will be combined,
with Mr. Salgo serving as Chairman, and Mr. Pratt as President.
190,
N.
Capital
to
—V.
Oct. 3.
EFFECT
Authorized
OCC.A.
,
subject
be
symDol
Co.—Rights
No
CAPITALIZATION
share of the
two
shares of
would
the
Maple Ave.,
Hampshire on
April 9,
general casualty insurance, fire
insurance and bonding/business, both as a direct underwriter and
as a reinsurer of other insurance companies writing direct lines of
business.
It is regarded as a multiple-line company because it is
qualified to write all lines of insurance except life-insurance and
annuities.-'
Y\. Y;,'
'-.'r-", '?■.■.
/ YY '1/
}'■
v
is
agreement
under
GIVING
was
Y:''Y.'
acquired
stock.
common
Exchange
company
proceeds, estimated at $4,466,744, will be used
BUSINESS
outstanding common shares would represent
company.
The new company would have
merger
24,
investment
Keene,
,
each
company,; and
new
new
of
shares
1,712,171
If
the
of
Alegre's 829,000
Punta
would
shares
Stock
J"
.
Insurance
Dec.
Net
for
.
—
these
:
ordinary group life insurance. In addition,
accident and healtn insurance are written.
Common
unsubscribed shares.
297,671.
of
45.
the
of
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
of
of
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
insurance companies have agreed
24
■
volume
plans
.
'V
Listing—
stock
common
for each share held of record
Merger—
whose
American
the
p.
j.-v'CY
Corp.—A. S. E.
Offering to Stock¬
holders—The company
is offering its stockholders
the right to subscribe for 565,218 additional capital
shares at $8 per share, on the basis of one new share
Lines and Punta
in principle o.i a merger through
company
'Y'Y
,
the class A
1963.
10,
on
191,
'
Chemical
Peerless
on
carry
to/$2,-
increased
period
to
local transport operations in various parts of
the country
Punta Alegre owned sugar properties in Cuba before
the
Castro
government seized
the properties.
Punta Alegre is
now
out of the sugar business.
One of its subsidiaries owns a
large grain
warehouse in Kansas, a metal ana metal products
distribution business
in four Western states, and a textile and
textile converting business.
YY
'
i,
It was jointlv announced by D. M; Pratt, President of National
City Lines, and Nicholas M. Salgo. Chairman of Punta Alegre, that
/thu merger proposal -calls for National City to declare a b%
stock
div.dena
on
its 1,224,218 shares outstanding to bring the total
affiliates
Dec.
—V.
reported that National City
was
Alegre Sugar0'Corp., had agreed
an
exchange of stock.
National
City
is
a
holding
198, p. 289.
On
1963
Direct premiums
Oxford
GTne majoa-e"ndeapnendent^o\vned
the
$2,256,942,929 reported lor the 1962/nine
were $43,580,062, compared to $40,384,775.
against
as
in
written
insurance
of
438,866,600
all of
covering
affiliates
rental
car
..
System has
isat.onal Car Rental
of
1
Affiliates—
ropean
Volume
System Inc.—Establishes Eu¬
Rental
Car
National
.
__o_
par)—:—xx— __
($1
promissorv notes,
198. p. 1739.
due to
bank
V
$209,700
—*
.
promotion, and investment.
Old
Republic
Life
Insurance
Co.—Net
inEiSnj? increased
1963- James H.
Up
notablv during the nine months
Jerrell, President, reported.
•
fn^fhog™ir^m °Pe"ri°nS
lor the
three quarters
same
rose 12%
a
120%—
ended
Sept.
•
'
e"dowment
-
plan
company
cn
both
Ridge.
111.,
the
writes
policies
of Industrial insure
also
headquartered
company,
Lark
t°rm
and
Oil
Standard
Highway.
one
t0 $1,041,237 from $928,548
year earlier.
BUSINESS—The
on
nee
a
an
on
a
wide
at
15
South
varietv
of
ordinary
premium
monthly
premium
Co. (Ohio)—Partial
Northwest
whole
life.
basis
and
basis. The
writes a substantial volume of credit life insurance
individual and on the group basis, and
a
smaller
Tne
companv
operation
of
has called
the
sinking
Redemption—
for redemption on Jan. 1,
fund,
$593,000
of
1964, through
4U9 debentures
its
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
made at. the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 23 Wall
Street.
New
York.—V.
198, p. 2239.
due
Jan.
1,
1982
at
100%
,
.
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6325
198
lar
Corp.—Acquisition—
Towmotor
Studebaker Corp.—Moves Auto Business to Canada
(2365)
redemption
prices
to
Bend,
'the
and
Ind.,
The
before
Byers
the
the
nine
first
transfer
on
this year.
As
a
of
to
reserves
Guthrie.
stated.
Chairman,
•
The
insisted
officials
Studebaker
in
cars
Guthrie
the
in
—On
cover
would
Technicolor
Dec.
On
tive
able
be
Randolph
Town
Mr.
stated
Ark.
the
Insurance' Company,
Life
World
new
of
Life
Union
Woodbury
bidding
the
i
to
first
has not
business until it
company
to
through
source.
the
Lee
Cazort,
Jr.,
Little
President
is
Rock,
of
Certificate
a
California.
of
solely
business
and
cannot
named
all
underwriters-
Authority from
Initially, the company
California,,, obtaining
soliciting agents.
The
in
iri relation
shared
Fidelity
shares
Life
offered.
the
to
risk
its
business
bidders
in
com¬
omitted
intention
C.
S.
Ashmun
Edward
W.
C.
F.
LentZ, NeWvoh &
Co
McCarley
GOO
The
2,900
Inc.
250
Inc.
Co.,
Weedon
As
Co.
Dentpsey-Tegeler
Inc.
&
<fe
Co.,
Eddleinan.
Pierce,
The
First
Co.
Ai
100
Co
200
ioo
Wulbern,
ioo
250
Riter Sc Co
Winston
A:
250
Schmidt,
Roberts
&
200
Sutro
Co.,
RowleZ
Inc./.
Corp.
250
Murphey,
James Richardson
Inc. '22/
.
Boston
/
Purcell, Inc.—
Inc.
&
Co.,
&
200
Inc
Iiic.-_
Elworthy
250
600
Pollojc
Fosdick
400
__
Elsen/Waeckerle/
Adams A:
Co.,
Dittmar
too
Inc.
Co
Miller
Parker,
250
Craigie
R000
Newburger & Co.___
150
&
Co.,
A:
Marshall
Mead.
1-/400
Co..
C.
McKelvy
-
Chaplin, McGUiness <& Co.
Crowell.
$100
2,900
Co
Co.,
Leith___
Cassell &
Co.„
Co.-__
W.
250
As
Blyth & Co., Inc..,.-..&
As
100
Co.
__
Burgess
Jones
250
Paine
Baird
Inc.
D.
Kidder.
Peabody
Langley &
Co.
Watts &
Robert
Amount
„.
$3,100
Baker,
i
Amount
Webster Securities
2.900
Sc
&
Sons,
GOO
.
1,000
u
Co.
150
..
Parke
250
200
400
Sweney
Tucker,
Day
Fridley
Frederking
Funk, Hobbs As Hart, Inc.
200
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Gairdner
400
First
Southeastern
First
Southwest
AS
1_
As
Inc.
Inc.
..
Inc.
150
Dean
Co.
Witter
100
At
Woodard-Elwood
'
A'.
At
(>0Q
_
198,
Chrisholm
Inc.--_-.
Walker, Austin
Waggener
Head,
As
150
-
Co.,
Co.,
Partners
Mohr
20
1,000
Varnedoe,
100
2.900
Hendrix,
Cartv right & Co.
Anthony & R. L.'
■
200
Inc.——
Co.,
:
Harris
—V.
100
_
...
Galleher Ac Co.,"Inc
Harriman Ripley As
Inc.
_
Co.
Co.
2,900
„
At
Co...
100
150
1739.
p.
'
assumed.
its
indicated
(successful
below.
Abbott.; Proctor &
of
agents and
company
and
Fidelity Life have entered into reinsurance agreements
other whereby premiums on certain lines of insurance
each
be
operate
American
of
and
Cazort
any
to
Power,
with
headquarters
in
operating in most of Virginia,
subject to usual conditions, under a firm
the new bonds. The managing underwriter
are,
buy
Corp,
609 Sutter
of
Company,
Mr.
done
obtains
general
American
may
and
yet
as
Commissioner
expects
with
Fla.
Insurance
Chairman
is
Stone As
group
company.
engage in
the Insurance
.
Pensacola,
Company,
President
Mr.
The
to
purchase
60,000
In
addition, officers and directors of either
the
company,
or
American
Fidelity Life and
members
of
the
Advisory Board of American Fidelity Life, have indicated a similar
intention to purchase in the aggregate approximately 185,000 shares
of the common stock.
'
// v'"///v ■/...;•/■.
the
that
banking
with
Insurance
former
President
business previously conducted by
Town in the fields
of consumer photographic processing
and the
sale of film, photographic equipment, and accessories will be con¬
tinued under the Town management as part of Technicolor's Con¬
Frawley
Co.—Common Offered
investment
an
principal
100.50';;
1481.
p.
San Francisco, was incorporated in California in October, 1962
to engage in issuing
and selling policies of life and disability in¬
surance.
The
company
was
organized
primarily
through
the
efforts
of
Charles P.
Woodbury, President of American Fidelity
that
-
1963,
the
As
utility
UNDERWRITERS-Tlie
St.,
and Chief Execu¬
jointly
Photolab, Inc., announced
completed under the Plan and
12,
BUSINESS-rTrans
the closing had
been
Agreement of Reorganization
entered into by the two companies on Oct. 29, 1963, following ap¬
proval of the Plan by the Town shareholders.
Under the Plan,
Technicolor Corp. of America, a subsidiary of Technicolor, has ac¬
quired all of the assets and assumed the liabilities, of Town Photolab in exchange for 133,500 shares of Technicolor's common stock.
Addtional Technicolor shares, if any, up to 13.350 shares may be
issued to the Town shareholders under a market price formula con¬
tained in the Plan.
' /
■•/. /' '
%
of
198,
part of its income will be derived from this
Life
Saland,
issue.—V.
this
Corp.,
electric
an
to
from
in parts of North Carolina and West
Virginia./It also supplies the Norfolk and Newport News area with natural gas obtained
from an independent
transmission company.
commitment
Assets—
the necessary capital and surplus so
that it will be qualified to receive a Certificate of
Authority and be able to engage in the life insurance
business in California. A portion of the proceeds will
be invested by the company in securities which are
permitted investments under laws of California and
%
Abraham
and
Inc.,
Dec.
company
their
sell
to
Chairman
Frawley, Jr.,
Technicolor.
of
2175.
p.
Photolab, Inc.—Sells
is
Electric
1C5%
range
will
and
Alex. Brown & Sons, Baltimore, announced
the public offering of 465,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $5 per share.
The purpose of the stock issue was to provide the
Corp.—Acquisition—
Patrick J.
11,
Officer
198,
Richmond,
headed by
said
exchange rates.—V.
currency
BUSINESS—Virginia
price
(000
higher
retail
costs in Canada
are
caused
partly by an life
excise tax that would not have to be paid
on cars
sent to this country.
Another lacior is the 8'.; differenial
Mr.
a
Trans World Life Insurance
company
they
Tne
■
S.
U.
has
See .Technicolor
They said U. S. prices of the
Canadian built will
not be any higher than those on autos built
here, even though
Canadian car prices
are
higher than U. S.
prices on comparable cars.
•./.'•/.;
Canadian-built
in
Town
will continue to
build trucks for the government on a current $80,000,000 contract,
which will take a year tc complete.
It will also continue to build
engines and stamp out body parts at the South Bend plant to
supply the Canadian operation, the Chairman stated.
H.
the
is
trucks will end shortly.
civilian
and
cars
Liberty,
of
loss
a
1964.
Production
an¬
petitive
had
liquidation and
be
"one-shot" affairs, all taken
result, he added, the company should be profitable
will include
properties,
will
which
losses,
has
trucks
reduction
units,
serving diversified
industrial
plant in Cleveland and is now building a new
South Carolina.—V. 198, p. 428.
speed
It
stated, that the losses that
"very substantial" because
business to Canuda.
But he added that
the auto
of
and
plant
were
year
lift
Co., also of Cleveland.
acquisition of Ohio Gear
markets.
President,
this
take
fork
of
.
shafts
division has had losses of
divisions earn about $12,-
auto
announced
that it
months of this year.
company
Burlingame.
would
write-down
in
the
for
A.
Studebaker
of
the
its
Non-automotive
officials said.
1959.
taxes,
addition,
$9,LOO,C00
that
stated
company
$40,000,000 since
In
"the
the
transaction involved the exchange of approximately 78.000 shares
of Towmotor capital stock for all outstanding shares of Ohio Gear.
Ohio Gear is a nianufacturer of a broad lme of gears, sprockets,
to
1964." '
in
000,000
nounced
Canada.
As a result,
company
should be in the
business
manufacturer
Cleveland-based
This
officials an¬
production at South
company
automobile
end
auto
said,
officials
Studebaker
black
its
move
10,
Dec.-
on
will
Studebaker
that
nounced
held
conference
news
a
from
range
Special redemption
principal amount.
amount,
At
53
Virginia
Stock
See
Coal
Iron,
&
Coke
Co.
Interest—
Bates
Manufacturing Co.. this
'Vornado,
New
Minority
v
issue—V.
Inc.—Secondary
198.
2082.
p.
Offering—On
Dec.
13,
■
cipally in New
Products
floor
Division.
Products
sumer
will
Division
maintenance
Brooklyn
activities
These
will
be carried on prin¬
Technicolor's Consumer
York, Boston and St. Louis.
also
continue
manufacture
the
continues
to
result of
the Town
acquisition, which wil be treated
division
this
1963.—V.
198,
of
Authorized
through Town's DU-EV Division in its
Frawley said
that
the Consumer Products
show improvement and that partially as a
Mr.
Division
in
sale
~
products
plant.
interests,
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRE13ENT FINANCING.
will
sales
contribute
in
ol
excess
agreed
$18,000,900
mon
the
w-
The
ihe
has called for redemption
the sinking fund, $1,075,000
of
pipe
line
bonds
has
company
through
first
due
also
operation
100%
at
on
Jan.
of
its
1,
Red'n—
1964.
5'-4%
plus accrued
Alex.
William
through
first
Irving
and
S.
will
be
Dearborn
Co.,
St.,
Chicago,
N. Y.--V.
Augustus
6,
Texaco
of
The
at
First
R.
Brush,
—V.
198,
Staats
announced
Bank
office
of
James
Dillon,
of
Read
W.
Foley,
On
a
continental
Chairman and Chief Executive
following changes, effective Jan.
the
President,
Board
W.
will
become
Vice-Chairman
the
of
class
"%
Laucum.
with
Long
General
will
President
become
and
the
of
com¬
member
a
stock
for
the
the
succeed
of
Robert
effective
fifteen
and
J.
certificates
principal
and
Tidewater Oil Co.—New
it
11,
Consolidated
reported
was
Mines.
Ltd..
grant
DeBeers
Foreign Affiliate—
662/^%
own
and Tidewater will
technical and engineering
pany,
pany.—V.
198.
of
The
Times
President
The
World
Mirror
of
Times
for
to
of
Co.
Los
Co.,
stock.
Mirror
was
with
in
Co.,
the
will
made
on
the
$519,574
and
be
and
soft
and
cover
publisher
is
a
well
books.—V.
Co.—Sales, Net Up 66%
lor
on
annual
company's
of
of
report
over
from sales of
—
1963 were
of
Bibles,
the second
established
193,
p.
publisher
increase
1953
the
'
60 cents,
were
/'/// /•/"/
2175.
the
mailed
198,
that
Warner
Ae
to
be
the
Swasey
believed
and
attractive
%
1683.
p.
2-for-l
shares
more
Creek'
Coal
Buys
President,
income
in
to
198,
for
for
198,
first
1279.
p.
Ltd.—Net
the
the
$2,082,000:
NoP oil
)
issue.—V.
Up Sharply
nine
months
equivalent
period
of
1963
in
1962.
the
same
reported.
and
p.
14%
Cash
$159,000
of
higher
sales
gas
$2,025,000.
increase
an
year.—V.
profit
$2,000
was
1962.
(13.6%
this
Co..
(after
< 13.8%
99,9%
/
%
than
i
in
royalties)
from
flow
increased
operations
the
over
totalled
same
period
v
shares
of
it is
the second
earnings
both
Dec.
York;
as
nounced
com¬
and
A/"'/''.'
City
L0,
Bank,
stock
Preferred
Co.—To
Redeem
Preferred—
N.
Y.
be
may
1963.—V.
194,
p.
'-
converted
into
stock
common
until
1765.
Woodall Industries, Inc.—Offers to Purchase Conolite StockOn
to
Dee.
TO, it was reported that Woodall Industries, lias offered
all of the outstanding, stock of Conolite, Inc., Chicago, at
share. Conolite has 431.882 shares outstanding, Woodall said.
buy
of
and
of
Times
ployee
in a row for the company to
by more than 60'- .—V.
196,
sales
.
-/v
Electric
10,
&
Co.—Bonds
Power
of a group of underwriters, an¬
public offering of $30,000,000 Virginia
4V2% first and refunding mortgage
manager
the
1, 1993.
99.851%
which
the 414 %
named
coupon.
PROCEEDS—Net
treasury
pose.
provide
therefor,
proceeds
from
the sale
of
the
new
%
'
"
for
until
on
//'v'/;//:
Minrrcr
Xerox
Co.,
v: /;•.
,■
,/%//
issue.-—1V.
this
•'
./'
■/••.
/:' -'//.%/%■:■/"%
.
11,
1963,
the
the
203,000
198,
p.
-.77
,
%
completed the exchange of 35.208
common shares of Electro-Optical
shares
Inc., Pasadena, Calif., formerly held by
subsidiary of. General Tire As Rubber Co.
company
'
217.
y.
common
51,000
lor
company
•
Systems,
3,200
was
em¬
Completed—
Corp.—Acquisition
Dec.
The
minimum
Publishing Co.—Assets Sold—
Times
a
a
purchase. Conolite
purchase by an
its
Aerojet-General
it plans to acquire the remaining
shares by exchange of about
announced that
outstanding Electro-Optical
shares.
Xerox
■
.
.
Electro-Optical, which develops space propulsion and power sys¬
had sales of over $12,000,000 in the year ended Oct. 31. 1963.
employs 860 people, including a professional staff of 270 en¬
gineers and scientists.—V. 198, p. 1935.
tems,
It
Yale
New
Express
12.
Dec.
On
System, Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
Stock Exchange under
York
the company was listed on the
the symbol YES.—V. 198. p. 2082.
the class A stock of
"■
/.
'•
Yukon
% %.
Consolidated
Gold
Corp.
Ltd.—To Redeem
Preferred—
The
has called for redemption on Pec. 17. 1963,
outstanding 3%
non-cumulative preferred stock at $1
corporation
its
all
of
share.—V. 196, p. 2326.
%.
-•
bonds will
%
/REDEMPTION FEATURES—The new bonds are redeemable at
option of the company, in whole or part at any time, at regu¬
the
Co..
It
per
for construction purposes or to reimburse the
including the retirement of notes for that pur¬
'•
is conditioned
available
Can
makes flexible decorative plastic laminates
of furniture,
and
other products. —V.
198,
1961.
'•
"
On
being
;
99.76; and Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., 99.66.
-
in
manufacture
in
See
•
bonds, priced at
to
the purchased
that
shares
Continental
group
World
Offered—
Stone & Webster Securities Corp., New
naming a 4*4% coupon, came from
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, 99.8199; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., 99.819; White, Weld & Co.,
used
the
of
333.
p.
year
Other bids, also
be
stated
of
80%
division
a
%7
■
100.50%. and accrued interest
to yield 4.47% to maturity, were oversubscribed. The
group was awarded the issue at competitive sale on a
The
acqui¬
shares
cover
National
Dec.
%
./'/'. '/■//
Virginia
publisher of
hard
Gas
company has
called for redemption on Dec. 30,
1963.
all
outstanding 5%
convertible preferred stock at $33 per share
plus accrued 'dividends of 37 cents per share.
Payment
will be
made
at
the National Bank of Commerce, Houston,
or
the First
its
Corp.,
Publishing.
both
Natural
The
of
against 39 cents for
7'7777/V//\.7'//7:
2629.
P-
cou-
Chairman
largest
of
last
used
covering
shareholders,
to
$8,308,959.
for
earnings
bonds, series S, due Dec.
0.525
-period
Aug. 31, both Earnings and sales showed a 65%
the previous year when net earnings amounted
to
Officials said
appointed
completed
for 357.092
World
shareholders
for
range
Petroleum
net
against
ended
outstanding.
DeBeers
bid
basis
Decaha's
Lee.
$7 per
'
sales of $12,632,783
Manufacturing Co.
of $796,690
by Universal
vear,
increase
announced.
outstanding share
for
be
income for
the previous year; The per-share earnings were adjusted for a onefor-two reverse stock split on Aug. 26, 1963, with 1,325,473 shares
operating
Chandler,
S.
Coal
Decalta
$142,000
v
Sept. 28, 1963.—V. 198, p. 1035.
on
earnings
the
fiscal
/
Angeles,
Cleveland,
Norman
Creek
Western
earnings of $1.68 per share for the first nine months ol
adjusting the shares then outstanding to the number
reported
In
operating
new
C.
Sharply—
Down
after
Net
On
the
Western
was
Woodall
Publishing, which represents, Times Mirror's largest single
acquisition since it acquired New American Library in I960, is the
largest
Corp.—Earnings
for
after
world-wide
gross
net.
1962,
World
dictionaries
from
Island
Gross
$802,000.
outstanding
Mr. Chandler. Ben D. Zevin and Leonard A. Charpie, Chairman
and President of World,
respectively, formally completed the ac¬
quisition Dec.
12.
The agreement by directors of the two comi anies was announced last Aug. 16.
World's stockholders approved
the agreement Nov.
25.
nation's
preferred
shares
common
Electric & Power
Publishing
each
shares
The nine-month net represents earnings of 87 cents per share on
1.848,630 shares outstanding on Sept. 28, 1963.
This compares
South
DeBeers
.
consultants
Mirror
common
acquisition
stock
33Vh'<
own
400.000
will
the
Co.—Acquisition—
Times
12.
shares
the
and
a
Kentucky Coal Co.—Island
Western
the first nine months of 1963
totaled $81,870,000, against $91,502,000 for the same period in 1962.
2175.
p.
Times Mirror
Dec.
of
earnings'
of
UA's
•"'
areas.
will
net
Per-share
Tidewater Oil
See
Bell's Wheelabrator
shares of a new
3,000,000 shares.
to
amount
Africa,
had
entered
into
an
agreenieut
with a
view
to
amalgamating
their
respective interests in certain mining grants in South West Africa.
They have agreed to form an operating company, to which vliese
interests will lie assigned, in order to prospect and exploit these
mineral
authorized
the
increase
to
Universal Manufacturing
Johannesburg.
of
stock
preferred
told
market
within
investor.—V.
average
West
Certificates
entitled
are
Preferred—
2,556,320
the first nine months of 1963 of United
provision for income taxes, were $1,610,000,
compared with $3,103,000 for the comparable period of the previous
year, it was announced by Robert S. Benjamin, Chairman.
Net earnings for the third quarter, which amounted to $808,000,
exceeded the combined total of the net earnings for the first and
second
quarters of the year previously reported in the aggregate
by thirty 100-ton
horsepower general pur¬
that
second
acquire
for
acquisition plan-calls l'oy Ihe name of Twin Industries to be
to the Wheelabrator Corp.,
with the stock of the new
Corp.,
2023.
p.
division
present share.
Industries
a
Lube
convertible
Artists
are*unconditionally guaranteed as
dividend by The Texas & Pacific
Railway Co.—V. 198,
Dec.
and
each
stockholders
Chairman,
the
price
$1,314,000.
diesel-electric road switching locomotives.
The
that shareholders of Twin
Bailey,
broaden
expected to be transferred< from the New York Stock,
Exchange to the American Stock Exchange Jan. 2.---V. 198, p. 2175.
Derby,
secured
2,500
at
for
which
to
1963.
K.
will
the
share
shares
18,
bring, their
to
special meeting on Nov. 21. approved
of two industrial divisions of Bell Inter¬
for the acquisition by Bell of 82%
ol the
Y.,
United Artists
are
Approve Ac¬
the
amend
immediately.
Pacific
certificates
cars
Mirror
Dec.
Walter
Corp.—Stockholders
to
additional
one
$243,000
1788.,
p.
These
of
on
changed
Competing bids for the certificates, both
naming 414% coupons, came from Salomon Brothers
& Hutzler, 98.372, and ^First National Bank in Dal¬
las, 98.251.
;
sition
additional
12.0CO
stock.
voted
and
The
Mr.
southern
4.4353%.
On
of
17,000
Inc
company
election
Vice-President,
a
will
company's
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Ottered—On Dec. 13, 1963, a public offering of $2,700,000 of this firm's 414% equipment trust certifi¬
cates, series W, due annually Jan. 1, 1965 to 1979,
inclusive, was made by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
New York, and
associates at prices to yield from
4% out to 4.45%. The winning bid, 98.5173 for a 414%
coupon, gave the road an annual net interest cost of
On
Co.
as
to
18.000
Co.
&
,
shareholders
10,
voted
18.000
&
Co.—Capital Increase, Stock Split
of the Warner At
Swasey Co.
Cleve¬
company's Articles of Incorporation so
tc increase the authorized common stock
from 2,000 000 shares
4,000,000 shares, and to split the cqipmon stock on the ba-is
land,
20.000
Co——.-..
reported
was
N.
Balcrank
of 5'r
common
The
to
Co
Dec.
Gn
,
Shareholders, at the special meeting authorized the new
of
Houston.
at
announced
as
Vice-President,
Officer
headquarters
also
Texas &
pose
Warner & Swasey
Approved—
acquisition
Corp.,
and
1,000,000
Executive
Executive
Counsel,
198,
Vice-President
Executive
Jr.,
Texas,
Chief
as
operations,
box
'
com¬
Shares
Ipc._20.0CO
voting interest dn Twin, Industries.
Under the plan, Twin Industries' will
division
Directors:
of
Archie
Rambin
—V.
Rambin,
Houston,
at
Mr.
them,
/
it
10,
Buffalo,
plan for the
of
the
&
Eiciiler
Industries
Dec.
Corp.,
'
Howard
pany
the
quisition and New Majority Stock Interest—
Changes-
Board;
J.
to
of
360,000
Ar
Slocumb
p. 471.
Twin
Chicago,
1964.
1,
severally
sell
to
of shares
Co
&
Bateman,
198/p. 2269.
Long,
C.
National
the
at
or
Inc.—Management
Dec.
Officer
made
St.,
Wall
48
Texaco
On
have
split
Payment
38
agreed
numbers
Templeton
&
Lundborg
interest.
A
below
Sons
&
Jones
Barth
J.
mort¬
interest;
for
redemption
on
Jan.
1,
1964,
sinking
fund, $1,000,000 of its 5:,b%
bonds due 1979 at 100';
plus accrued
line
has
company
respective
Brown
Mitchuni,
called
the
of
pipe
mortgage
1977
named
'
Co.—Partial
company
operation
gage
Transmission
Gas
the
and
following
Outstanding465,000 shs.
511,500 shs.
—
underwriters
reported that 105,000 shares of this firm's
was
outstanding common stock had been sold at $19,375
per share through Hayden, Stone & Co., New York.
—V. 198, p. 2038.
stock:
/
Tennessee
par
purchase
to
severally,
/'■
1681.
p.
($1
UNDERWRITERS—The
pooling of
a
as
stock
Common
1963, it
Zale Jewelry
Manufacturers
appointed
Co.,
Hanover
Inc—Appointment'Trust
New York, has been
stock of the corporation.
Company,
transfer agent for the common
f'
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2366)
.
.
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Due
ALABAMA
Alabama
Bond Sale—-The
eral
il—v. 198,
to
offered
Dec.
of
City, Trust Company
Georgia, in Atlanta, and George
M.
Wood
&
Co.,
at
2.80s,
as
y
sealed
basis of about
2,79%.
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
bids
received
the
27
about Feb.
or
on
1963.
on
Due
the
for
8
construction
bonds.
revenue
water and electric
sold
was
$123,000
bonds
revenue
Thornton, Farrish &
to
Gauntt, Inc.,
3V4S.
as
Bond
2177
Sale
and
&
Co.,
at
principal
$3,335,000
service
water
ries A,
interest
to
Bonds
1, 1964.
should be surrendered at the
prin¬
cipal office of the trustee, Chemi¬
cal
Bank
York
New
Corporate
Trust
Trust
Dept.,
Co.,
Pine
20
Street, New York, N. Y., for
ment
and
Alabama
Sale
Bernard
College
dining hall
Dec.
3
sold to the
nance
of
3.40%,
as
A.
of
&
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Stone
Youngberg; Walston & Co., Inc.;
C.
and
White
N.
&
Co.,
headed
a
of
cost
100.03,
interest
net
a
price
1
at
the
of
of
cost
to
about
at
net Jnterest
a
3.38%,
1981
to
Co., Inc.,
&
$250,000 3y4s. Due
1966
syndicate
a
100.09,
time
same
follows:
as
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
,
Sale
Bond
198,
of
composed
Brothers;
1984
to
1987
1988
to 1990 inclusive.
price
-
-
Y
California
Shields
First
States
National
Bank;
York, Ala.
&
000
Sale—An
utility
issue
of
bonds
revenue
A
$270,-
net interest cost
about 3.06%.
bonds
Dec.
3
San
Co., at
price of 100.0001,
a
interest
cost
of
about
3.41%,
1965
to
Due
1967
40,000 3V2S.
A
1969
:
1971
to
1978
on
Jan.
Indio
Bond
bonds
1984
Bank
1
inclusive.
Dec.
purchase
of
County
the
various
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1964. Due
on
July 1 from 1966 to 1984 inclusive.
Control
America
N.T.
No.
6
(P.
7
to
Starin
Thorgrimson,
'
Bond
Sale
—
The $600,000
flood
bonds offered
Dec.
198,
2177
awarded
p.
—
were
10—v.
Bond
Kenai, Alaska
000
Sale—An
bonds
Meyer,
Inc.,
&
Co.,
5s.
as
on
sold to
was
&
Due
Oct.
and
$425,-
Marshall
Schwabacher
Dated Oct. 1, 1963.
1
from
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
son,
of
electric light and power rev¬
enue
1969
A-O.
Preston,
to
1993
Legality
Thorgrim¬
Dec.
000
19 for the
water
1964.
to
1984
Spenard Public Utility District
(P. O. Anchorage),
Alaska
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewer
&
bonds
was
Meyer, Inc.
sold to Marshall
Dated Dec. 1, 1963.
1965
to
1979
J-J.
School
Board
in¬
Legality
of
Jan.
on
Kelley,
a.m.
(PST)
at
of
from
15
Interest
Santa
$1,692,000
15, 1964.
1965 to
J-J.
1989
Legality
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
San
Joaquin School District,
County,
Bond Sale—The
offered
1986
p.
San
1
(PST) on
Jan.
Costa
Mesa
Union
Orange
1965
Interest
Bond
Clerk
of
by
7
16
the
Due
on
$760,000
1, 1964.
1966
F-A.
to
5
1980
Legality
Due
bonds.
011
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
of
3
provement
assess¬
2,
1965 to
1964.
1989
America
Francisco, at,
N.T.
198,
to
&
the
S.A.
of
price of 100.12,
a
3.92%,
;
$575,000 4s.
Due
to
198,
the
San
p.
a.m.
(PST)
of
at
Jan.
on
from
1
Due
$785,000 im¬
offered
Dec.
9
awarded
California
on
Jan.
Jan. 15 from 1967 to 1989
San
Due
Bank
of
County
eral
obligation
Series
v|
on
or
Anthony
&rR.
Falion
Co.;' Henry
&
/'
&
L; Day;
Co.;
Julien
Harris
&
'
'
DempseyATegeler
&
Marshall;
s
Securities
C h i 1 d
A
&
Rand
Co.;
;
Co.;
&
Corporation;
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland & Co.; Kugel, Stone &
Co.;
Mackall
Dunn
&
Coe;
&
Mackey,
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce &
Co.; Schaffer, Necker & Co.; Sec¬
District
ond
Talmage
Securities
&
Co., Inc.;
Co.; Austin
Tobin
&
Co.;
State
Street
Securities
Corp.; Allan Blair & Co., Hanauer,
Stern
&
wick.
'
Co.; Anderson & Strud"
Robert
W.
A,
■'
Baird
&
&
Ball,
Co.;
Ba'um
Burge & Kraus; George K.
Co.; Bioren & Co.; Boettcher &
Co.;
Bosworth,
Butcher
rities
&
Sullivan
Sherrerd;
Co.;
&
City
Secu¬
Corporation; Cooley & Co.;
Coughlin
&
United
Co.;
Cunningham,
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.;
Co.; Den¬
National Bank;
States
Dolphin & Bradbury; Fort Worth
National
Folger,
Bank;
Nolan,
Fleming & Co.; Wm. P. Harper &
Son
Co.; Janney, Battles &
&
W.
Clark,
Space
Johnson,
Inc.;
Corporation;
E.
Lane,
Marshall
&
&
Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch.
Northwest Company; Pierce, Wul-
bonds
Hughes
Savings Bank; J.
W.
$50,000,000 gen¬
transit
Raffensperger,
system,
a
&
Co.;
Co.; Third National Bank in
Nashville;
Co.;^
Robert
&
&
&' Woods;
Co.; Arthurs,
&
Moore
Lestrange
Wallace
K.
Heitner
Yates,
10—1 Young,
offered Dec.
&
Sparks & Co.; Stranahan, Har¬
ris &
198, p. 2177—were awarded to
Co.;
Cherokee
Se¬
syndicate headed by Halsey, Stu¬
curities
art
Inc.; Freeman & Co.; Northrop &
&
Bank
Co.,
of
Inc.;
First
Chicago;
Crocker
San
National
Morgan
Citizens
Francisco,
Peabody & Co,,
3Y4s, 3.30s
100.007,
about
and
Guar¬
National
and
Co.;
Douglas
Securities,
White; Leo Oppenheim & Co.; J.
at
a
interest
3.36%.
'
Forgan
&
cost
of
Byrd
Van
Mercantile Trust
Salomon
Ingen
&
Co.;
Company, of St.
Louis; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
Bache &
L.
F.
Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.;
Rothschild
&
about
Co.;
Co.; Carl
M.
Feb.
19
Smithers
rities
Co., Hartford; Allen
Goodbody
&
Co.;
Noyes
&
Co.;
& Co.;
Inc.;
Co.;
G.
Bennett, McDonald & Co.; Metro¬
politan Dallas Corporation; G. H.
Musekamp & Co.; Piper,
& )
Hopwood;
Tuller
F.
S.
J. C.
&
Shannon
Zucker;
Jaffray
&
Co.;
Edward
G.
Webb &
Co.; Robert L. Whittaker
&
and
Co.,
A
& Co.
Horner,
Barksdale
-
Tustin Union High School
District,
Alex.
Co.; American Secu¬
Corp.; Baxter
Pickard,
&
bot; Malvern Hill & Co.; Manley,
Orange County,
Sons; Hallgarten & Co.;
&
Corbett
Brothers, Chiles &
C. Haas & Co.; Hannaford & Tal¬
A
J.
B.
Stetson, Inc.
Co.; Harold D. Audsley & Co.;
Burns,
Hutzler; John Nuveen
Co.;
&
of
^
Co.;
&
Co.; D. A. Pincus &
Brush, Slocum & Co.; Andresen
price
Other members of the syndicate:
Glore,
Cohu
Kidder,
5s, 3V2S, 3.40s,
as
2s,
net
a
Hemphill,
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
1982
1
Bay Area Rapid
Bond Sale—The
Brown &
County, Calif^
be
W.
bern, Murphey, Inc.; Poole & Co.;
Jan.
on
Transit District, Calif.
&
Sanitation District, Sacramento
Bond
F.
Seattle Trust
Francisco
Bank & Trust
$805,000
Dated Jan. 15, 1964.
4s.
1983.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Connecticut
Sacramento
Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Pacific
Jan. 1 from
on
&
Francisco.
Northeast
Santa
&
Myers, Inc.; Milburn, Cochran
Brothers &
1791—were
United
Tucker,
1965 to 1978 inclusive.
150,000 33/4s.
Legality
Herzfeld,
bonds
Co., Inc.; Stroud & Co.;
Struthers
Bank, and Wells Fargo Bank, both
J-J.
The
&
Craigie & Co.; King, Quirk & Co.;
ver
v.
—
awarded
were
—
of
Dec.
follows:
as
Dec.: of
Wilson,,
—
worth
sealed
Morton.
Sale
E.
Weigold & Co.; R. D. White & Co.;
Barr Brothers & Co.; Braun, Bos-
Co.; Scudder & German; Winslow,
Montebello, Calif.
Bond
Chas.
A. Overton &
$466,000
Jan.
July 2 from
Co.;
&
Co.;
City;
on
special
Dated
Taylor
&
&
&.
Halle
Udall,
Earl
receive
purchase
Burr;
Kean,
Brothers
&
Gordon
anty Trust Company of New York
Supervisors,
bids
purchase
school bonds.
will
the
for
Orrick,
County, Calif.
sealed
until 11
for
Clerk,
Jones &
School District,
of
Interest
city improvement
—v.
Board
from
1
Offering—E.
J-J.
Offerings—W. E. St. John,
will receive
of
Dated Feb.
Feb.
1,
from
approved
purchase
Jan.
Stern
Fahnestock
Dallas Union Securities
Calif.
$825,000 school
net interest cost of about
Santa
on
National
Saffin,
Coffin &
Schmertz &
and
Merced, Calif.
ment
Dated
Jan.
(PST)
Corp.;
S'tieglitz;
Dec.
on
1979 to 1981 inclusive.
at
Sautter;
&
Supervisors,
bids
purchase
inclusive.
Supervisors,
bids
Co.;
Co.; Tripp & Co.; Herbert J. Sims
District,
sealed
11
the
100,000
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Ana
$500,000
on
Gil¬
J.
receive
purchase of $550,-
inclusive.
Legality
Bond
1
will
bonds.
Due
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
No.
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
issue
for
23
of A
*
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
Offering—Barton
City
on
City
Clovis, Calif.
bert,
a.m.
bonds.
to
of San Francisco.
Horowitz,
the
for
of
sealed
11
inclusive.
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
& Ellis.
Bond
1964v Due
school bonds. Dated Jan.
the
S.A.
&
'
Board
until
Due
control
of
school
O. Oakland),
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Preston,
198,
Offering—W. E. St. John,
receive
Ana
District,
Flood
California
10:30
for
$7,865,000
Cruz
Cruz until
a
school
v.
awarded
were
—
,
•
—
school
15,
Interest
of
Bank
Riverside
2
for the
from
receive
bonds
Jan. 1 from
on
San Francisco.
will
Water Conservation
Zone
8
will
from
inclusive.
Sale—The $220,000
of
15
until
Ana
Jan. 7
on
Jan.
Orange
District,
offered
2093
p.
Clerk
Jan. 1 from
on
Dud
School
Dated
inclusive.
Due
1977
to
Jan. 1, 1968.
&
Boland,
Foster
approved
,~
on
Due
to
1972
inclusive.
Due
120,000 3s.
Jan. 1 from
on
Santa
Bond Offering—Tom M.
Due
$120,000 4y>s.
Clerk
and
Jan.
on
as
follows:
Bond
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(PST)
net
a
Calif.
Santa Cruz County, Calif.
198,
Francisco, and Walston &
Co.;
Co.;
$3,945,000
of
Santa
v.
—
.
District,
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
District, Los
Sale—The $850,000 school
offered
School
at
(PST)
Jan.
011
Angeles County, Calif.
Co.
Alaska (State of)
until
a.m.
Orange County, Calif.
Alameda
received at Juneau
received
clusive.
ford, Inc., and George K. Baum &
CALIFORNIA
ALASKA
a.m.
a
Hanseatic
Sons, Inc.
'
Dickson
Bank, Boston; National
State Bank, Newark; New York
Due on
Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds.
4I/2S, 3s and 3.10s, at
S.
Collins
3%s.
as
R.
Bramhall,
inclusive.
Orange County,
Bond
ington,
of
Co.;
of
June 1 from
on
Co.;
Shawmut
Wood,
variety
a
&
& Co.
Spencer Trask & Co.; Courts &
purchase
a
Due
1981
Unified
Co., Inc., and Hess, Grant &f Rem¬
price of 100.03,
at
of
cost
1, 1991.
Orange
a
Magnolia School District,
to Andresen & Co.
be
June
price
a
follows.
bonds
to
at
interest
as
&
Lyons,
and
net
coupons.
,
of Arizona,
Bank,
sold
was
$1,500,000
Co.;
Lee, Inc.,
a
3.63%,
11
as
&
Jackson
,
A
■
about
be
Bank, Los An¬
National
&
100.006,
Hemp¬
;
geles; Dean Witter & Co., Denver;
United
of
Webber,
Rand
Hannahs
Lehman
County, Calif.
Other members of the syndicate:
were
a
June 1 from
Curtis;
10—v.
inclusive.
on
Paine,
hill, Noyes & Co.; King, Quirk &
June 1 from
on
Sachs & Co.; Weeden & Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; R. S. Dickson &
of
to
offered Dec.
2271—were awarded
p.
man,
Co.;
Bradford
Estabrook
$2,500,000
syndicate composed of Gold¬
a
$1,500,000
Dec.
2083—were awarded
p.
syndicate
315,000 31/2S.
110,000 3.40s. Due
to
198,
1,000,000 bonds
The
—
offered
bonds
sewer
June 1, 1982
on
$2,500,000
Sale —The
1966
255,000 SNiS.
1983.
of
Oxnard, Calif.
10—v.
Fresno, Calif.
of
The $500,000
purchase
water revenue bonds
3.02%.
p.
1986 —-' were awarded to the
1, Crocker-Citizens National Bank
June
on
—r
by Blyth
price
a
United
par.
Bond
5s,
as^
Phoenix; Hanifen, Imhoff & Sam'■
San
Smith Inc.; Dean 'Wit?
&
Bond
June
on
Due
awarded
were
and
■,—
3V2S, at
as
net
a
;y ■yy y
•;
offered
bonds
bonds offered
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency,
&
1992 inclusive.;.
to
Additional Sale
St.
$900,000
198, p/2083
v.
—
ter
6
inclusive.
90,000 3V2S. Due
housing
revenue
T.
>
The
—
A
Ely, Beck
park and recreation improvement
and
(P.O. St. Bernard),
Fenner
June 1 from
on
50,000 3.3Qs. Due
Society of
Alabama
Bond
group
par,
Due
l/10s.
1993.
pay¬
redemption.',
The Benedictine
of
about
1973
1974
140,000
bonds, se¬
standing bonds of this series'which
after Jan.
of
3V2S.
from
of
amount
S.
N.
Bank
Francisco; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Hudson School
1964,
14,
comprising all of the out¬
mature
price
cost
1966
revenue
a
p.
Harris Trust &
$355,000 4V2S. Due
Jan.
of America
the
a
follows:
and Sewer Commissions has called
on
to
198,
Valley National
the
a
1,505,000
redemption
awarded
were
—
improvement
10—v.
Dec.
composed of
Bond Call—The Board of Water
for
water
offered
10—v.
21/2s, 2%s, 3s and 3.10s, at
&
the
,
$1,500,000
Dec.
of
The $2,000,000
—
The
—
Le¬
Chapman
by
Bank of Phoenix,
Mobile, Ala.
;v
J-J.
Savings Bank of Chicago, Boett-
Ala.
Lafayette,
Interest
cher & Co., and Refsnes
Bond Sale—An issue of
1,
for
Bond
2177—were awarded to
Tempe, Ariz.
bonds
Jan.
July
Sale
syndicate composed
about
sewer
until
of
Cutler.
Authority
received
(MST)
purchase
Dated
approved
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase of $15,000,000 highway
a.m.
10
July 1 from 1965 to
inclusive.
gality
general obligation bonds.
Alabama State Highway
von
receive
the
for
bonds.
$10,000,000
of
purchase
various
be
until
17
S.
will
Clerk,
Legality
County, Calif.
bonds offered
198, p.
$8,000,000 various purpose general
1984
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
for
City
obligation
Alabama State Docks Department
be
Offering^-Stanton
Dec.
on
price of 100.01, a
Bond
school
Bond
J-J.
Emery Unified School District,
ARIZONA
Grabill,
Interest
Alameda
Phoenix, Ariz.
a
inclusive.
approved by O'Melveny & Myers., general obligation sanitary bonds.
Thorgrim¬
Preston,
by
Legality
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
son,
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
of New York
F-A.
Interest
approved
2271—were awarded
composed
of the
p.
group
a
$1,000,000 gen¬
bonds
hospital
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1973
on
inclusive.
of)
(State
Bond
bonds
p.
Calif.
Sale—The $540,000 school
offered
1889V—
Dec.
were
Bank ot" America
3
—
awarded
v.
to
198,
the
N! T. & S. A.
of
Volume
San
193
Francisco, at
Number
price of 100.32,
a
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
'
v.
$420,000 3V2S.
6325
.
.
The
.
Commercial
Burr, Inc., as 3.20s, at
3.56%,
100.54,
Franklin
Jan. 1 from
on
County
District No. 6,
Instruction
(P.
Certificate
$575,000
1988
& S. A. of San
inclusive.
Legality
Inter¬
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers.
Westland
and
Water
warrants
2271
p.
Sale
offered
Dec.
10—v.
liams,
the
City
Dec.
Clerk,
30
gality
ing
bonds
totaling
Dec.
only
bid
$5,500,000
10—v.
198,
of¬
2271—
p.
rejected.
was
Bond
Sale—The $4,000,000 gen¬
dicate headed by
Co.,
and
the
Bank of Los
par,
3.29%,
a
syn¬
John Nuveen &
United
1
cost
of
i
000
a
M-S.
3V2S.
Allan
1979.
to
1,854,000
ally
school
8
the
for
990,000 school
Due
1984
N.
Superintendent
purchase
of
by
$2,-
198,
Co.,
in
&
Kootenai
Coeur
issue
of
school
refunding
Blyth
Pacific
of
bonds
Co.,
&
''
par.
$429,000
Co., at
the
&
sale
net
3.1o%,
New
as
Legality
Sale—An
approved
Ryan.
issue
of
$210,-
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Corporation (P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1 from
bonds
1982
Bond
inclusive.
sold
was
composed
Dec. 1 from
on
$733,000
first mortgage refunding revenue
%
Dec.
on
3%s.
as
Castle-Henry Towriship Schoal
,
&
to
syndicate
a
the
of
Share
Wells &
Indianapolis
Corp.;
Mullaney,
Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.;
Wildman,
Neal & DeBolt, and
Circle Securities Corp., as 3s and
Co.,
&
Chicago;
Co.;
Kidder,
Bacon,
Whipple
Shockey, Erley & Co.
Richland-Beanblossom School Bldg.
,
Illinois
group
a
on
3Vss, at a price of 100.06, a net
interest cost of about 3.09%.
& Co.; Blunt/Ellis
& Simmons; Dated Jan. 1, 1964. Due on Jan.
Rodmani &
Renshaw; Chapman, 1 from 1965 to 1978 inclusive, InHowe &,Co.; McMaster Hutchin- terest J-J.
Legality approved by
son
&
Co.,
and
Hutchinson, Ice> Miller, Donadio & Ryan.
■
ILLINOIS
by
Trust
revenue
1963. Due
Miller, Donadio &
Hammond,
Chi-
1976 inclusive.
to
Peabody
School District
bonds to¬
purchased % No. 99 (P. O. Spring Valley),
were
of
Continental Illinois National Bank
price,
a
waterworks
J-D.
Ice,
Bond
Other members of the syndicate:
sold
and
Inc.,
Northwest
about
1968
to
1977
was
of
880,000 3.40s.-Due
D'Alene), Idaho
Bond Sale—An. issue of
cost
1969
will
p.m.
Hammond, Ind.
offered
Bank
1,000,000 3s. Due
O.
(P.
Bureau County
Sale—Revenue
negotiated
272
2271.
p.
taling $10,555,000
via
No.
Interest
$2,375,000
price of 100.01La
1964 to
2
^ from 1968 to 2003 inclusive
by
bonds
$495,000 3V4s. Due
Co., King, Quirk
until
Dec. 18 for the purchase
on
$560,000
f0ll0ws:
Co.,
&
bids
000 Storm sewer bonds was sold
syndicate headed by to the Calumet National Bank of
a
a
interest
Wceden
County, Lakeland School
District
Melbourne, Fla.
Bond
Co.,
&
Pressprich
W.
The
—
%
Clerk-Treasurer
sealed
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
National
at
cago,
e
Securities
price of 10L12>
198, p. 2272 —were
v.
—
First
the
1
a
awarded to
1
Co., Inc. and Douglas Securities.
to
supple¬
our
Sachs
R.
Stern Brothers &
J-J.
Freeman,
foregoing
report
Dec. 9—v.
&
Dated Jan.
Interest
approved
the
ments
July
and
on
Richardson & Watson.
N ote—The
Goldman,
Jan. 1 from 1967
on
inclusive.
Legality
January
on
Other members of the syndicate:
bonds.
Co.
building
Dec. 10
semi-annu¬
Due
S
Bond
-•
3.10s,
Town
(EST)
of
Crystal Lake), III.
from 1980 to 1983.
Instruction, will, receive
Jan.
3—
2178—were awarded to
Blair &
City
a
Offering—Farnsley Burk-
receive
School District No. 155 (P. O.
January and July 1 from 1974
Le¬
(EST)
hart
Dec.
the
Greenville, Ind.
Bond
McHenry County Community High
semi-annually
Due
to
4^ at
as
-
bonds
revenue
basis of about 4.04%.
a
Illinois
offered
works
sewage
Gorp,
(P. O. Colchester),
bonds
p.
662,000 3s. Due semi-annually on
Freeman,
a.m.
198,
v.
J-D.
Crothersville, Ind.
was? sold
about 3.00%.
Sale—The $110,000 school
building
January and July 1, 1973.
on
1,
g—Robert
n
sealed bids until 11
about
follows:
as
99,000
rev¬
of Public
price of
a
e r
180
Bond
(P.O. Fort Myers),
Of f
California
Angeles, at
interest
net
a
of
County
offered Dec. 5—v. 198,
2177—were awarded to
p.
/4s,
par
Interest
Bond Sale—An issue of $330
to 1972.
Tax School
County Special
1, 1964,
obligation waterworks exten¬
sion bonds
2
as
ot
price
a
cost of
^
January and July 1 from 1965
Sept.
by
No.
$688,000 4s. Due semi-annually on
purchase
Dated
approved
Bond
to
Pueblo, Colo.
eral
%
sold to
Community Unit School District
follows:
(EST)
Kreager,
received for the advanced refund¬
fered
$170,000
was
T
McDonough and Hancock Counties
'
14
Colo.
Sold—The
III.
Co., Inc.,
3.20s, at
net interest
net interest cost of about 3.15%,
as
Florida
Adams County School Dist. No.
Not
and
Smith,
by
receive
a.m.
Interest
syndicate headed
a
a
Richardson & Watson.
Dist. No.
Bonds
„
inclusive.
'
Sept. 1 from 1965 to
on
inclusive.
1982
Lee
Adams City),
3s
Barney & Co., at a price of 100.05,
improvement
sewer
COLORADO
O.
to
:
will
the
for
certificates.
1962. Due
Francisco.
(P.
J.
B.
to
•.
sealed bids until 11:45
198,
to
Bank of America N. T. & S. A. of
San
building bonds
n.,r
White-PhUlips
City Independent Sch. Dist.,
Idaho
Certificate Offering—R. F. Wil¬
enue
$2,000,000
awarded
were
—
The
—
Boise
v
Hallandale, Fla.
$309,000
District, Fresno
awarded
Van Ingen & Co.
on
Kings Counties, Calif.
Warrant
'
'
<
Sale—The
2177—were
p.
4V2s and 4%s. Dated
as
to
school
-
.
$225,000
Bon d
Sale —The $3,303,000
building certificates of in¬ school, bonds offered December 4
debtedness offered Dec. 3—V. 198, —v.
198, p. 2084—were awarded
Dec. 15, 1963. Due on Dec. 15 from
J-D.
\r
Apalachicola),
O.
No. 201,
2000
55
Legality approved by Ice, Miller,
Donadio & Ryan.
school
sold to the Bank
was
America _N« T.
est
IDAHO
Public
of,
Florida
Calif.
Bond Sale-—An issue of
1967
District
Bond Sale—An issue of
Board
to
Community Consolidated School
&
......
Due
County Water Works
Francisco,
Gambrell
by
Mobley.
1986 to 1989 inclusive.
of
Grundy, Kendall and Will Counties
Interest J-J. Le¬
approved
FLORIDA
Jan. 1 from
on
1965 to 1985 inclusive.
water bonds
(2367)
inclusive.
1989,
gality
•
Due
120,000 3%s.
Ventura
price of
a
basis, of about 3.14%.
a
Chronicle
and Financial
Corporation (P. O. Ellettsville),
Indiana
waterworks and sewerage reveBond Offering — Robert Chafto 1969.V
du Pont & Co.; Leedy, Wheeler & cation,
will receive sealed bids nue bonds offered Dec. 10—v.
198, fin> President, will receive sealed
160,000 3V2s. Due semi-annually
Alleman,
Inc.,
and
the
Palm until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 18 for p. 2272—were awarded to a syndi- bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
on
June and Dec. 1, 1970.
Beach Investment Co., as follows: the
purchase of $595,000 school cate composed of
Smith, Barney 19 for the purchase of $1,480,000
800,000 3s.
Due semi-annually
$800,000
4s.
Due
semi-annually
June and Dec. 1 from
on
.
Offer in g—Catherine
Bond
of John Nuveen & Co.;
composed
1965
Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Francis I.
•
June and Dec. 1 from 1971
on
•
$5,400,000 water and
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1963.
and
320.000 3.20s.
Dec.
Due
1979.
ous
semi-annually
Dec.
1, 1980 and
M-N.
semi-annually
on
June and Dec. 1 from
John
640,000 3.40s.
Due semi-annually
June and Dec. 1 from
1986
National
of the
Bank,
Rothschild
&
syndicate:
St.
Co.;
Louis;
Schwa-
Co.; American Fletcher
National
Bank
dianapolis;
&
Trust
George
K.
Co.,
In¬
&
Baum
Co.; Mid-Continent Securities Co.,
Inc.; Ranson & Co.; Stockyards
National
D.
ager
-
Bank,
Co.;
ments,
and
Wichita;
Edward
Inc.;
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
Van
Home
Foster
&
Invest¬
Marshall,
sealed
Offering—Stephen V. Var-
Town
sealed
Dec.
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
approved
by
man
for
school
p.
group
&
1980
$1,750,000
Co.,
Goldman,
Sachs
&
school
Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, McCormick
Legality
J-D.
Dated
1
pur¬
Dec.
from
1964
J-D.
Ropes
and
1, 1963.
to
inclusive.
1
Interest
bonds
offered
2271—were
composed
&
Gray
of
Legality
Dec. 30 for the
Dec.
10—v.
to
Estabrook
a
&
(P. O.
Sa.e
Bond
The
—
school
1965 to
(CST) on
composed
1975
building bonds.
Offering
City
Walkup,
sealed
33/4s,
at
a
&
Dec.
9—-v.
on
of
/
Cutler.
&
Co.,
as
of
4s,
3V2s
100.01,
a
Circle Securities
(CST)
Dist. No. 532 (P. O.
sew¬
improvement
sold
revenue
3—v.
awarded
of
to
198,
a
&
GEORGIA
(P. O. Conyers), Ga.
will
11
receive
a.m.
for the
bonds.
Due
on
J.
100.004,
a
3.19%,
(EST)
on
bids
until
December
1965 to
December
January
1
from
2094—were
p.
Childs
net
Will
about
Magnolia),
1964
3.31%,
as
Channer
at
'%
1,
1963.
1965
to
a
on
Newman
about
5s.
1964 to
Dec. 1 from
Due
75,000 3%s.
and
Due
1984.
/O'//-
,
IOWA
bonds
City, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
offered
$250,000 bridge
Dec.
2—v.
198,
p.
about 2.59%, as follows,
as
100,000 .2V2s. Due on Nov. 1, 1967
on
1968.
and
follows:
50,000 2.60s. Due
from
New
Due on Dec. 1 from
,
1974 to
1976, inclusive.
on
Sale—The $110,000 sewer
Bond
offered Dec. 2—v.
bonds
198, /p.
2178—were
Neu
&
Nov. 1, 1969.
Hampton, Iowa
revenue
Dec. 1, 1979
awarded
to
Co., Inc.
Albany, Ind.
Bond
County Community Unit
School
Jan. 1 from
Jan. 1, 1983
on
-
Mason
net interest
a
INDIANA
on
on
awarded to the IowaDes Moines National Bank, at a
price of 100.007, a net interest cost
(P. O.
Dec. %
1973, inclusive.
40,000 3 V4s.
Dec. 1, 1977
1980.
Greene
3.15%,
Due
1978.
Due
,
sold to $100,000 23/4s. Due on Nov. 1, 1965
Securities Co.,
and 1966.
■'
///•:■" %'
price of 100.02,
$50,000
1976, inclusive.
Due
..
Jan. 1 from
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
issue of $90,000
Sale—An
Bond
1972, inclusive.
on
on
school building bonds was
Due on Dec. 1 from
Due
follows:
Due
240,000 3%s.
1983
to
Braidwood), III. *
cost of
interest
price
school
Chapman & Cutler.
School District No. 5
'
Co.,
&
a
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
J.
Legality
J-D.
Interest
Corp., at
net interest cost of
a
$350,000 3 yss.
/
Clarence
$362,000
from
first
revenue
County Community Consol.2178—were
Securities
follows:
as
280,000 3V4S.
District
No.
10
(P. O.
Wilson,
will
f.
Offering
Town
receive
—
W.
Kenneth
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
2
Palo
Alto
County (P. O.
Emmettsburg),
Iowa
Bond Offering—Francis
Hughes,
'
Greenfield), III.
17
purchase of $450,000 school
Dated
1
approved by
cost of
$527,000 3V4S.
and
H. House,
of Education,
sealed
offered De¬
Benjamin Lewis & Co., at a price
and
County School District
of Board
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Corp., Reinholdt & Gardner, and
1973 to
—
$1,477,000
Hammill
Co.,
400,000 3.10s.
Offering
of
purchase
Due
syndicate composed
Shearson,
Bache
R.
Hough & Co.
Rockdale
—
100.0001,
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963.
$275,000
William
to
Offering
of
School
Illinois
Bond
School Distr No. 2
school building bonds
about
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
Consolidated
Counties
$665,000
' Corp., Fulton Reid & Co. and the
Interest M-N. Wilson, Secretary of Board of
approved by Chapman Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 17 for
Sale —The
The
Jan. 1 from
on
Putnam, Marshall and LaSalle
the
of
Stuart, Fla.
bonds
—
bo"d® offered Dec. 5, were
^var.de.d. to a «rouP c°T°S|u
•
inclusive.
1990,
Sale
mortgage r refunding
Jan. 1 £rom
on
1998 inclusive.
1990 to
Due on May 1 from 1979
Legality
&
Jan. 1 from
on
1989 inclusive.
Dated Jan.
bonds.
revenue
1, 1964.
Bond
inclusive.
1986
O. Danville), Ind.
(P.
;
/
receive
Clerk, will
a
net interest cost of about 3.69%.
utilities
1987 to
Raymond M.
December 17 for the purchase
erage
to
—
$270,000 waterworks and
cember
to
Goodbodv
price
to
re¬
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.,
Andresen
inclusive.
150,000 3.70s. Due
until 7:30 p.m.
bids
Bond
$835,000
of
1974
Jan. 1 from
on
770,000 3.60s. Due
(P. O. Bensenville), III.
2272—were awarded
p.
Washington Township School Corp.
$380,000 41/2s. Due
•
funding bonds offered
198,
follows:
as
'
purchase of $450,-
Du Page County
Stuart, Fla.
Secretary
$1,195,000
59
be received until 2 p.m.
270.000 3.20s.
Co., Putnam & Co., and Coffin &
J-J.
2003
", ~//;,
Watson.
Legality
awarded
of
1966
No.
Village), III.'
approved by Freeman, Richardson
Bond
The
from
1983
Conn.
—
the
dormitory
1, 1963.
Frederick A. Freed-
Sale
for
11
to
noon
the
an¬
until
27
$342,000
Grove
450,000 3%s. Due
bonds. Dated Jan,,
of Bridgeport.
Bond
to
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Bond
Jaii.
on
re¬
high school ad¬
Vernon,
198,
will
until
19
Interest
Boston, and
,
bids
of $700,000
dition
Due
Treasurer,
bids
Dec;
on
of
and
chase
1964
Crystal Lake, III.
Man¬
C. Furlong, Jr.
and
Monroe, Conn.
(EST) >on
Interest
Elk
000
Due
group
CONNECTICUT
ceive
and
revenue
Co.,
Bond
from
1
School District
'
that the Board of Trustees
Harold
Hayden, Stone & Co.
holy,
Dec.
on
University
Offering—Business
receive
Audsley & Co.; Storz-Wachob-
Bender
1
Interest
Watson,
&
B.' Stetson
will
bacher &
The
-
(P. O. DeLand), Fla.
Bond
■V
nounces
1989.
Other members
F.
Nov.
on
1963.
1,
1982
,
L.
Due
•;
Legality approved by Free¬
1985.
First
on
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.'
Due
to
to
Nov.
Richardson
man,
1981.
640,000 3.30s.
on
Due
1964 to 1995 inclusive.
Dated
Due semi-annually
June and
Due
coupons.
from
,
1, 1978 and
v
320,000 3V4S.
-
bonds,
sewer
coupons.
•
1, 1976 and
June and Dec.
on
e—
*
June
*
various
inclusive.
1977.
on
1
a
v
revenue bonds.; Dated Dec.
1,%963. Due on July 1 from 1966
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1995 in&
Co., and Burns, Corbett
& to 19.93 inclusive.
Interest J-J.
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
elusive.
'
;
Pickard, Inc., at a price of 100.13, Legality approved by Ice, Miller,
a net interest cost of about
5,155,000 utility bonds, at vari¬ Cook County Community Consol.
3.72%, Donadio & Ryan.
at
320,000 3;10s.: Due semi-annually
on
S
Bond
X
Savio, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
' to 1975.:
:
Oak Lawn, III.
,
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
bonds
White-Phillins
was
sold
■
County Auditor, ,will receive
purchase
of
$580,000
sewerage sealed and oral bids until 2 p.m.
works revenue bonds. Dated Dec.
(CST) on Jan. 15 for the purchase
p.m.
$398,000
to", the
Comnanv. Inc.
1,
(CST)
on
Dec.
19
for
the
1963. Due on Dec. 1 from 1965
of $500,000 county public
hospital
1,, 1963.
Due
Legality
by Bannister, Carpenter,
J
Interest
clusive.
approved
Ahlers & Cooney.
7
Princeton, Iowa
fered
were
and
of¬
Nov. 25—v. 198, p. 2084—
awarded to White - Phillips
totaling $65,000
bonds
revenue
O. Waverly),
Wartburg College (P.
Iowa
works
system
sold
to
bids until 10
sealed
(CST) on Jan. 2 for the pur¬
chase of $325,000 student union
revenue
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Due
Oct.
on
from 1965 to 2002
1
A-O. Legality
Interest
inclusive.
bonds.
(at
College
Legality
J-D'.
>,Interest
improvement
from
Feb.' 1
on
-
F-A.
Feb.
-
Feb.
on
1
from
1
Note
sedes
ural
nat¬
Sale—The $171,000
Parish
of
198, p. 2085.
St.
1
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
Bond
Co., and Watling, LerT
/
•
Note
..
par.
.i ..--v
Offering—Ralph E. John-
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
son,
cation,
M.
will
uptil 8
\yindspr, Md.
p.m.
repeive
(EST)
bids
sealed
on
Pec, 16 for
the purchase of $195,000 tax an-
receive
ticipatiqn
notes.
p.m.
(EST)
1963.
on
sealed
bids
until;
and
8
Jan. 6 for the pur¬
on
chase of $340,000 sanitary
water
sewer¬
system
Due
from
1965
terest
Legality approved by
tion,
offered
Shawmut
3.20s,
basis
at
Dec.
198,
school
bonds/
Dated
building
to
1965
$975,000
of
1, 1964.
Jan. 14 for
on
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
1990
Interest
Legality approved b'y Mil¬
M-N.
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Boston
of
of
and
bids
sealed
(EST)
purchase
Feb.
5—v.
Bank
price
a
of about
receive
site
2085—were awarded to. the Na¬
tional
will
*.
until 8 p.m.
Sale—The $1,500,000 sew¬
bonds
'
Jr., Secretary, of Board - of Educa¬
the
Bond
;
Offering-r-Henry: Poz?:d,
Bon d
.>
MASSACHUSETTS
er
I,
Dec,,
15, 1964.
Michigan
'inclusive. In¬
to 2004
F-A.
Dated
March
iron Mountain School District,
'
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1964. Due on Feb. 1
as
No.
distribution system rev¬
bonds offered Dec. 5—v.-198,
enue
District
Kenowerj
Gibraltar School District, Mich.
Finance
Richard
&
chen & Co.
the
■v
of
&
Warehime, Town Clerk-Treasurer,
p.
School
/composed
will
super¬
issue
our
Nov. 25—v.
gas
Harris
3—
Miles & Stockbridge.
foregoing
report in
Bernard
Dec.
Brockton, Mass.
The
—
the
1988—were awarded to
p..
Co.^ Manley*, Ben¬
nett, McDonald & Co., St ran aha n-,
Dor¬
price of
a
Offering
Judell.
&
Home
w
New
Bond
<
Legality approved by Foley,
Cox
$495,000
3%s, at
group
MacArthur
-
offered
and
as
198,.
a
Interest
1963.
1,
v.
Towson),
O.
.
1989 inclusive.
to
1968
Dated
Due
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
2085—were sold to
p.
Agency,
age
4
Morgantown, Ky.
v
Kan¬
$325,000
1969 to 1989 in¬
June 30 from
on
Bond
Teachers
State
sewer
revenue
Dated June 30, 1963. Due
bonds.
sanitary
250,000
•
300,000 Sewerage District No.
(EST) on
the purchase, of $1,-
for
19
Dec.
Kansas
Sale—The
receive
will
Due
1968 to 1989 inclusive.
>
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
State Board of Regents,
Bond
bonds.
approved by Grafton, Ferguson &
Fleischer, and Chapman & Cutler.
KANSAS
Kansas
Clerk,
City
bonds, as follows:-
public
$550,000
Offering—Florence Clark
Tood,
198,
Housing
W.
Jan. 20 for the purchase
on
of $850,000
.'•>/; Lexington, Ky.
Bond
clusive.
Cutler.
approved by Chapman &
sas
3%s, at a price of par.
and
of Trustees,
a.m.
3]/2S
as
bonds
revenue
Ruston, La.
(CST)
Agency,
(P.
Sale—The
Bond
v.
Offerin g—James
' Bond
.
othy Stimson Hall and Infirmary
Cutler.
&
man
;
15 from
bonds of¬ Spears, City Clerk, will receive
p.
2084—
separate sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Housing and
the
,
Finance
College
Maryland >
Interest
198,
3—v.
i
Board
of
receive
will
Dec.
Home
Goucher
Legality approved by Chap¬
^
$143,000 water¬
$58,000
inclusive.
1974
.
MARYLAND >
;>■»>.
Jan.
on
of
revenue
fered
Offering—Eldora Flugga,
Bond
Treasurer
F-A.
on
Lewisburg, Ky.
Bond Sale—The
•
were
Co.
1965
$184,000
bonds.;
of
purchase
school building
water
Sal e—The
Bond
sewer
the
for
to
Jan.
(EST)
until 10 a.m.
bids
purchase
Feb. 15, 1964. Due on Feb.
receive sealed
County Clerk, will
the
certificates of indebtedness. Dated
Offering—Charlie Wright,
Bond
for
7
Kentucky
D.
-
bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST)
O. Whitesburg),
Letcher County (P.
1983 in¬
1965 to
from
1
Dec.
on
Dec.
Dated
bonds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2368)
56
Madison Heights,
100.62,
a
'A Bond
Sale
The
—
Mich.
bonds
water
3.12%.
totaling $43,000 offered Dee. 9—v.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Harwich, Mass.
198, p. 2273 — were awarded to
to a group be received until 11 a.m. (CST)
Bond Offering—Leslie V. Nick- Manley, Bennett, McDonald & Co.
Southern Bond on Jan. 22 for the purchase of
erson, Town Treasurer,
will re¬
1792—were awarded, as follows:
Exchange, Inc.; Walter, Woody & $1,200,000 school bonds. .!>
Midland, Mich.
ceive sealed bids c/o State Street
Heimerdinger, and Fox, Reusch
Bond Offering—K.
W. Lybolt,
$104,000 bonds to the Columbian
St. Chortes ^drish )^dierW
Bank & Trust Co., Ill Franklin
& Co., Inc., as 5!4s, at a price of
Securities Corp., for $20,000
dormitory revenue
Emporia)
18—v. 198, p.
offered Nov.
bonds
1793—were awarded
p<
the
of
composed
District
3s, due
23/4s,
due
1971
1,
April
April
on
$10,000
1970:
and
due
on
1972; $42,-
and
314s, due on April 1 from
000
1977
from
221,000 ;
price
of
building
bonds offered Dec. 3 —
198,
2178—were awarded to
p.
W.'
W.
of
on
L.
&h Co;,
Hutton
E.
98.00,
net
a
clusive.
$138,000 33/4s.
4.06%,
Bldg. Corp.,
Kentucky
Offering
President,
until
bids
11
the
for
first
will
*
Dated
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Dec.
Legality
Bond
Sale—The
building
awarded
198,
bonds
2178—were
p.
First
the
to
U.
Cor¬
S.
2273—
Bowling
Green,
Ky.
for
mitted
and
the
4—v.
Note
Dec.
198, p. 2178—were
foregoing
—
the
sedes
water
in
report
&
9—v.
198,
Bullitt
County
Dec.
&
5.
(P.
O.
$525,000 school
bonds
awarded
were
Co.
Sale—The $950,000
public
,
a
group
3.77%.
about
Magnus
La.
St.
County Public Court-
Corporation (P. O. Louisa),
Kentucky
.
Bond
Offerin g—Robert
Bond
receive
(CST)
of
'
E.
Nov.
revenue
$190,000
26—v.
awarded
to
198,
the
bonds
first
offered
S.
Cor¬
proved
ments
Lebanon
Bond
works
revenue
v.
198,
10
a.m.
revenue
1964.
1,
bonds
p.
offered
Dec.
Dec.
by
F-A.
Foley,
The
—
the
9—v.
Legality
Cox
as
Home
Finance
3%s, atrprice of
198,
198,
p.
our
No.
3
issue of
.
par.
Sanders,
School
Offering
offered
(P.
O.
Dec.
supple¬
issue
our
of
Secretary
bids
until
—
C.
R.
of Parish
special
bonds,
->
as
b
p u
to
1
p.
Due
5—v.
rev¬
&
Sale—The $375,000
public
offered
Interest
bids' c/o
Lowell,
Bank,
Dec.
on
to Scharff &
Jones, Inc., and Bar¬
No.
1
O.
(P.
School
WinnReld),
1948,
bonds
offered
2085—were
National
/ >
Dec.
awarded
Bank
of
9—v.
to
schooi
198,
the
•
p.
First
the
purchase
Nov.
&
Jan.
of
1948,
Due
to
1978
a
to
from
inclusive.
Dated
'
Jan.
<
Act
bonds.
Issue
15
1965
to
•
.
..
Chester
Lopaus, Town Treasurer, will re¬
on
Dec.
15
from
by
(EST)
noon
of
purchase
15, 1964.
to; 1984
inclusive.
Legality
1965
J-J.
approved
Thorndike,
Storey,
Dodge.
Due on Jan.
.
&
Palmer
>' ;;;
";
MICHIGAN
* V'
Birch
Run
Area
V
-
>
School
;
District,
Bond
Offering
—
1,340,000
until
8 p.m.
the
(EST)
purchase
of
Dated Oct.
bonds.
from
June
1
1965
Interest
on
bids
sealed
Dec. 19 for-
1, 1963.
school
Due on
Additional Sale
the
at
J-D.> Legality
Feb.
on
1
The $500,000
same
Bank
of
St.
price
of
100.06,
time
First
Paul,
as
were
National
at
3.10s,
a
basis of about
a
3.06%.
of
members
Other
Dain
&
the
J.
M.
Alli¬
Inc. syndicate:
Co.,
son-Williams Co.; Juran
& Moody,
Web¬
Curtis; Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, Prescott, &
Co.; Shaughnessy & Co.: WoodardElwood ; &
Co.,
and •, Caldwell,
Inc.; Kalman & Co.; Paine,
&
Jackson
ber,
.
Phillips Co.
-
No.
School District
bonds
funding
v.
Minn.
$33,000
offered
schopl
Dec.
9—
2274—were awarded t<?
Citizens State Bank of New
198,
the
87,
Sale—The
Bond
Ulm.
"
p.
'
Hutchinson, Minn.
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield,, Pad¬
—
the
to
awarded
inclu¬
1992
3.89%,
1985 inclusive.
Hanska Indep.
$580,000
to
Due
3.80s.
1969 to
Chester. Hub-
receive
M.
J.
temporary improvement bonds of¬
inger, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
will
by
headed
$290,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1965 to 1968 inclusive. >
j
incinerator bonds.
Dated Jan.
Interest
the
for
18
$1,300,000
im¬
follows:
fered
Weymouth, Mass.
ceive sealed bids until
5
net interest cost of about
as
Legality
approved by Ropes & Gray.
Offerin g—R.
'
$1,630,000
Co., Inc., at a price of par,
from
1964.
& Co.
syndicate
a
>
15,
Co., and Manley, Ben¬
Sale—The
Dain &
project loan,
Jan.
on
198, pv 1890—,
provement bonds offered Dec. 10
198, p. 2274 — were awarded
Due
■
Second
sew¬
—v.
loan; Act of
1965
26—v.
Crystal, Minn.
>
bonds.
from
15
$200,000
MINNESOTA
Bond
of
by / -Miller,
awarded to Kenower, Mac-
McDonald
nett,
(EST)
follows:
as
First Issue
sive.
Memphis.
Oct.
on
inclusive.
disposal system revenue bonds
age
National
inclusive.
cation,
Louisiana
Sale—The $200,000
'
•
Morenci, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
Michigan
Consolidated
Parish
1968
to
approved
/
1,
Le¬
;
noon
$95,000 school project
Leary & Co.
District
J-D.
Union
until
for
19
1793—were awarded
Winn
/
bonds.
sewer
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,,.V.
1964 to
Dec.
p.
row,
Dec.
from
1
Offering—Walter P. Tere-
Bond
Leary
improvement
1, 1963. Due
1964
Legality;;
Westford, Mass.
Bond
,
utility
Barrow,
and
198,
on
were
1979
bonds to Sharff & Jones,'
Inc.,
from
offered
1685—
i cf improvement
Weil, La-
waterworks
enue
(EST)
noon
Dec.
on
inclusive.
bouisse, Friedrichs & Co., and
175,000
Dated Oct.
Mc-
purchase of $100,-
900,000 school
Howard,
Kees.
Dec.
on
$270,000
of
follows:
sanitary
$65,000
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
follows:
Ducournau &
purchase
assessment
as
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
$500,000 bonds
198,
receive' sealed
p.m." (EST)
27,000 water main bonds.
J.
bonds.. Dated
sewer
on
Amelia), La.
3—v.
awarded,
Bond
Sale—The $450,000
nurs¬
offered Dec. 3—
dock & Stone.
I
/ v
v
198, p. 2085—were awarded to
(P. O. WinnReld), La.
Ecorse Building Authority (P.~ O. Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., at a
Bond Sale—The $325,000 school
Ecorse), Mich.
>•
^ price of 100.01, a net interest cost
Winn
,
Storey,
Offering—Daniel
17 for the
1963.
Waterworks Dist.
Sale-—The
ap¬
supple¬
2273.
Louisiana
Certificate
000
1988.
p.
Mary Parish
Bond
Judell.
&
foregoing
report in
2—
2084—were sold to the
and
report in
Due
Sale—The $419,000 water-,
Rapides Parish Fifth Ward School
improvement
and
sewer
District No. 51 (P.O. Alexandria),
Housing
Agency,
Junction, Ky.
Feb.
Dated
Note
poration.
airport
Interest
2085—were
U.
Foiey,
Feb. 1 from 1966 to 1989 inclu¬
sive.
p.
First
until
Jan. 9 for the purchase
$1,000,000
on
mortgage
bids
sealed
on
bonds.
Sale —The
foregoing
improvement bonds
,
Lawrence
the
The
18—v.
Bond
New Orleans,
Develle, Director of Finance, will
house
Interest
1964.
Equitable
Inc.;
offered
to
composed of Scharff &
J-J.
sko, Tbwn Treasurer, will receive
Securities
Corp., and Barrow, Leary & Co., Washington Parish Hospital Service
as 3%s, 3V2S, 3.70s and 3%s, at a
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Franklinton),
price of par, a net interest cost of
Louisiana
Shepherdsville), Ky.
revenue
to
Jones,
2272.
p.
Bond Sale—The
building
Bond
super¬
of
—
$325,000
;
by
Judell.,
ments
Weil, Labouisse,
No. 1, La.
1965
Lynn, Mass.
1
inclusive.
1984
1,
the
for
Arthur
Dis¬
March
on
7
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive
?
Lafourche Parish Dsainage District
,
4
1 from
School
Due
1966 to
bonds
re¬
issue
our
bonds.
March
Note
sub¬
bonds offered
from
1984 inclusive.
Parishwide
Bond
'> \>>>;v;'•/:> A- 7'. improvement bonds offered Dec.
10—v. 198, p. 1793—were awarded
The
'
jected..
bids
$10,000,000
revenue
sewer
Dec.
Sold—All
Not
18
will
Clerk,
until
bids
of
1
1973
No.
March
on
Legality approved by
Nov.
Friedrichs & Co.
Bonds
a.m.
follows:
District
Due
to
from
were
:
School
trict
Rouse & Co.
and Howard,
1
Interest
approved
'
receive
Jan. 15 for the purchase
on
bonds to Scharff & Jones,
nue
Jan.
on
inclusive.
$995,000 bonds,
200,000 water works utility reve¬
poration.
will ;
Board
bonds.
Sanford,
&
that the Par¬
of $896,000 bonds, as
Cox
p.
City
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
178,000 street bonds.
>
sealed
improvement
Hattier
to
and Steiner,
the
Districts
separate sealed bids until 10
from
follows:
public
$200,000
offered
bonds
as
1979
Dec.
M-S.
198,
11—v.
awarded
were
$425,000 school
revenue
2—v.
Dec.
Ky.
1, 1964. Due
to
sealed
School
ish
$400,000 bonds
Sale—The
Bond
Parish
announces
1966
Church Point, La.
ap¬
offered Dec.
Green,
Meadows
619,000
LOUISIANA
for
$150,000 school bonds. Dated Jan..
Legality
bonds.
Offering—Secretary J. L.
Dated
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Bowling
Bond
1989 inclusive.
to
bonds.
revenue
1963.
1,
1977
of
17
Bond
$277,000
$216,000
of
purchase
revenue
Helena
Due on Nov. 1 from
Due on Nov. 1
863,000 4s.
(CST)
(P. O. Greensburg), La.
Due on Nov. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
to
1974
Dec..
on
; -
\
,
the
for
Dec.
on
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
St.
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Lay,
sealed
receive
_
mortgage
D.
;
14
$875,000 water
(CSTJ
Due on Nov. 1 1965
144,000 33As.
Jesse
—
price
a
follows:
as
205,000 3V2s:
Bond
at
'interest cost of
to 1968 inclusive.
KENTUCKY
Public
St., Boston, until 11:30
Offering—Sealed bids will
Jan.
on
Co.,
&
Lyons
.
about
Barbourville
O. Luling),
(P.
be received until 7:30 p.m.
syndicate composed of J. J. B.
Hilliard & Son, Blyth,& Co., Inc.,
Due
par.
Bond
a
April 1 from 1983 to 2002 in¬
17
College
Junior
revenue
v.
Pa¬
$1,350,000
Sale—The
Bond
ducah
Agency,
Finance
Home
a
Paducah, Ky.
Almstedt
Housing Bros., Security & Bond Co., and
the
to
1
inclusive.
1982
to
bonds
and
at
due on April
3%s,
$22,000
and
inclusive;
1976
to
1973
2
Louisiana
1969
1,
3s,
No.
par.
$10,000
inclusive;
1968
to
,
April 1 from 1965
on
Parish
School District
ing home bonds
,
bonds
2085
offered
—
were
Dec.
9—v.
198,
p.
awarded to Barrow,
Board, will receive sealed Leary & Co., and Scharff & Jones.
Bond
and
Sale—The
$535,000 police
judicial building lease rental
rbvenue
bonds
offered Nov. 25—
of
about 3.28%,
$140,000
1QR7
as
follows:
3s. Due on Jan.. 1
tn
1975
inclusive.
from
Number 6325
198
Volume
.
.
Pine
50,000 3.10s. Due on Jan. 1, 1976
1977.
and
fering
No. 700,
Correction
in
19
of Dec.
received
bonds
on
Jan.
to
awarded
were
198,
198,
v.
Co.,
3s, 3.40s, 3
and 3.60s, at a price
Piper,
syndicate:
Co.; J. M. Dain
National
American
Kalman
Curtis;
&
par,
3.92%,
a
interest cost
net
a
at
follows:
as
/•-.
390,000 3.80s. Due on Jan. 1 from
j
W.
—
receive
(CST) on
purchase of $350,-
198,
p.
of St. Paul, at a
of about
cost
interest
net
follows:
as
,
2.91%,
I
'
7.
v
:
Bank
National
Commission, Minn.
Bond
Offering
W. J.
—
until
7:30 p.m.
for the
(CST)
ing system
Rolling,
uled
bonds sched¬
revenue
Dec.
for
12—v.
198,
2179
p.
postponed.
■—was
Bound
purchase of $370,000 elec¬
'
.
Offering
16
Medical
Center
Offering
X.
announces
received
bids will be
(EST) on Dec. 20
a.m.
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
revenue
Due
2002
inclusive.
on
1965 to
1 from
Jan.
1962.
J-J.
Interest
Le¬
Caldwell,
•
Junction), N* J.
! Monmouth
Offering—Joseph Rausch,
Bond
Belli,
L.
E.
—
Township Treasurer, will receive
receive
(EST)
Township (P. O.
Brunswick
South
N. J.
sealed bids until 8 p.m,
general
:./,/■
purchase of $550,000 hous¬
for the
ing
O.
(P.
Secretary
—
Whitaker
E.
10:30
until
approved
C1 e r kwill
Borough
000
College,
Vocational
Mississippi
■
Brook,
sealed bids until
on
Dec. 17 for the
purchase of $162,-
Dec. 17 for the
,
Dec. 17
on
;
Bond
Delafield,
Hawkins,
;
that sealed
JERSEY
NEW
ing of $2,750,000 housing and din¬
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
\y
$31,000 2.60s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
■
'•
.
of Harry
in¬
Legality
Thorndike, Palmer & gality
approved
by
' ■X '. /• •
V - V Trimble & Mitchell.
Storey,
Due
1980
to
J-D.
Interest
by
school
1963.
1,
1965
from
Bond
1983 inclusive.
Legality
J-D.
Dec.
bids
Long Branch), N. J.
1963. Due on
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Interest
Bank
on
1
sealed
$300,000
of
Wood.
Robert
of $398,000 school
Dec. 1 from 1964 to
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
X:
(EST)
a.m.
Women, Miss.
/
Spring Valley Public Utilities */:
price of 100.03, a
ll
for the purchase
Dodge.
1992 inclusive.
1989 to
June
approved
Water Street, Boston,
40
Mississippi State College for
200,000 3.90s. Due on Jan. 1 from
offered Dec.
2178—were awarded
American
the
to
im¬
$71,000
bonds
provement
2—v.
The
Sale—-
Shawmut
National
Boston,
Henry VoorX
—
June
Dated
clusive.
Filion will receive sealed bids
H.
'X/'X/
(EST) on Jan. 14 for
purchase
Monmouth
Offering —Mayor
the
issue of Dec.
receive
will
bonds.
Somersworth, N. H.
r...
Bond
the
the
3.30s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
Bond
Offering
cation,
& Trust
Bank
not
and,
our
2274.
p.
until 8 p.m.
of $475,-
bonds was sold to
National
in
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
man.
on
by
industrial bonds.
000
Bond
<
Bristol), N. H.
school
until
Sims,
A.
will
Clerk,
'y-.
.
198,
the
im¬
16
Midland Park School District, N. J.
School District
Area
Sale—An issue
Hartford
c/o
'
v
1988 inclusive.
to
-1978
Offering
16 for the
Dec.
Mankato, Minn.
'
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
inclusive.
1977
to
of
(P.O. Canton), Miss.
1
Chancery
60,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1975
purchase
County Supervisor's Dist.
Bond
9—v.
basis of
a
3.06 %.
Bond
(CST)
a.m.
X--.
Madison
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
& Co.
10
the
for
17
Dec.
Jan. 1 from
on
until
received
100.28,
of
Newfound
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
on
price
a'
&
$520,000 county bridge bonds.
Jan. 1 from
on
1970 inclusive;
to
at
bonds,
date reported
for
general
Dec.
$30,000
provement
and
of about 3.27%.
Mississippi
be
of
Co., and W. E. Hutton & Co., as
(P. O. Greenwood),
LeFlore County
until
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons, as 3.10s/
000
1989 inclusive/
1986 to
Buffalo,
in
York,
(P. O.
1985 inclusive.
received
/
Sealed bids will be
—
purchase
Company of West¬
Trust
New
ern
about
;
255,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Sampair
Co.,
Marine
i
Oldbridge), N. J.
Co.,
Trust
&
Bank
as
basis
a
Township (P. O.
Correction
a
composed of the Hartford
group
3.87%.
Madison
Dec. 9—v.
2275—were awarded to
p.
1978 inclusive.
1979 to
about
of
Co.,
&
price of 100.01,
a
permanent
offered
$1,273,000
National
365,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
No.
Co.; Caldwell, Phillips Co., and
Woodard-Elwood
~
Hopwood,
&
&
75,000 3.60s. Due
Prescott
Co.;
&
of
1966
St.
Bank,^
Dain
M.
Co.,
$75,000 3.40s. Due
Webber, Jackson &
Paine,
Paul;
Jaffray
inclusive.
1975
to
1976 to
5—
Paul, Alli¬
J.
Elwood
-
about
of
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
6
school
Dec.
Egan, Shaughnessy & Co., and
price
'
Co.,
Phillips
Caldwell,
&
St.
of
Bank
net interest cost of about Woodard
Allison-Williams
Due on Feb. 1 from
125,000 3 V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
2085—were awarded to
p.
son-Williams
Jaffray & Hopwood, as
Other members of the
Corp.;
Securities
Sanford; Herman Bens-
1965
Minn.
offered
bonds
^2274— National
3.54%.
198,
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 3.77%, as follows:
-
syndicate composed of the First
a
and Piper,
of par, a
ing
composed of
Co., and Alvis & Co., at a
dorf &
of
purchase
Sale—The $800,000
Bond
by Juran & Moody, Inc.,
headed
the
No. 623,
syndicate
a
will
p.m.''(CST)
2274—were
p.
group
a
Equitable
Hattier &
'
building
p.
for
13
2
the
198,
to
awarded
Sal e—The
Bond
57
Lebenthal
and
3%s, at
N. H.
Manchester,
offered public improvement bonds total¬
bonds
revenue
10—v.
Dec.
Roseville Independent School Dist.
X
$1,100,000 ad¬
vanced school refunding bonds of¬
10—v.
until
sewerage
$355,000 3V4S.
Sale—The;
Dec.
disposal
$990,000 school bonds.
198, p.
No. 199, Minn/
fered
4—v.
>7;
.
$1,100,000
and
system
sewerage
,
reported
as
9—v.
Grove-Pine Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bond
Deck
for
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
2274—was erroneous.
Inver
revenue
Indep. School District
of
offering
building
for Jan.
issue
our
The
—
water
No. 477, Minn.
7j
Minn.
school
scheduled
Princeton
Indep. School District
Hermantown
$539,000
p.
$86,000
Sale —The
Bond
2178—was postponed.
inclusive.
1984
to
scheduled
198,
200,000 3.30s. Due on Jan. 1 from
of
bonds
and 1979.
1980
The of¬
—
Co.;
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Clarksdale, Miss.
City, Minn.
Offering Postponed
60,000 3.20s. Due on Jan. 1, 1978
(2369)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
000
improvement bonds.
Dec.
on
improvement bonds.
general
Dated
(EST)
8 p.m.
purchase of $120,-
15,
1963. Due on Dec.
Dated Dec.
^1963. Due on Dec. 1 15 from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
from 1964, to 1980 inclusive. In-r Interest J-D. Legality approved
25,'fl0'0 2.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Dated
Dec.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬ terest J-D /
1, 1963. Due semi¬
I"
1970 to 1972 inclusive. '•
Legality approved by by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
15,000 2.90s.Due on Feb/l'from annually from Dec. 1, 1964 to ing of $600,000 faculty housing and Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
student
union
revenue
bonds
June 1, 1973. Legality approved by
Union Township (P. O. Union),
X
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
thy. /■
/
X
tric
Mississippi
bonds.
refunding
revenue
,
Bond Offering — Axel Hansen,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
for the
Dec. 18
on
purchase of $200,000 nurs¬
Dated
bonds;
home
ing
(CST)
Jan.
1964.
Due
1984
inclusive.
on
Interest
1967 to
J-J.
Le¬
Briggs
by
approved
gality
1,
Jan.
from
1
&
Louis
No.
the
school
Dec.
No.
certificates
tion
Aid
Federal
and
'
'
anticipa¬
1, 1963.
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
the
Interest
Due
were'awarded to the First National
awarded
Minnesota
State
Dec-
198,
to
—
syndicate
a
of Childs
were
headed
3.30s, at
City, and
York
of New
both
other
syndicate
First
Boston
an¬
the
by
headed
Corporation,
at
a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
of about
2.98%,
as
1965 to
from
Dec.
on
1
1976 inclusive.
1977
1979
to
1980 to
from
Dec. 1 from
Due
oh
Dec.
198,
awarded
a
to
Paul;
the
by
Harris
Chase
net
as
Manhattan
City, at
interest
a
cost
of
&
New
price of 100.03,
of
about
follows:
$1,165,000
and
3.40s, at
/
Moss Point, Miss.
Due
on
Dec.
1,
3,480,000
Due on Dec. 1 from
1980
3.10s.
from 1981 to
Sale—An issue of $50,000
inclusive.
Due
on
rine
*■
Offering—Sealed bids will
Dec.
1
until
received
purchase
of
Dec.
17
for the
port
$350,000
im¬
County Supervisors
Sale
Bond
Sale—An
Bond
District
pital
M.
A.
bonds
Saunders
&
$160,-
County Hos¬
was
sold
to
Co. /
sealed
Clerk,
Co.,
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
refunding
uled
for
—was
revenue
bonds
12—v.
Dec.
sched¬
198, p.
2179
postponed.
Offernig Postponed—The offer¬
$1,695,000
of
revenue
housing system
bonds scheduled for Dec.
12—v./ 198,
poned.
p.
2179—was
v
,
post¬
'
McKin-
bids until
receive
7 p.m.
17 for the purchase
(CST)
1984
by
on
Jan.
1
from
inclusive. Legality
Charles
&
on
of $900,-
000 industrial bonds. Dated Jan.
Due
Sweet
1,
1965 to
approved
Trauernicht.
Grass
Big
Bond
County
Timber),
(P. O.
,
Dec.
4—v.
Jan. 8 for the
(MST) on
purchase of $200,000
Dated
Jan.
1,
20-year period.
1964.
Due
v
—
'
$2,345,000
were
awarded to
cate composed
198,
9—v.
Dec.
p.
syndi¬
a
of John Nuveeri &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
a
Sale—The
Shields
198,
p.
net
as
3.77%.
of about
3—
2086—were awarded to
Co., and Hanauer,
interest cost of about
follows:
YORK
NEW
Y.
Ballston Spa, N.
system
Dec.
Co., at a price-of
&
C.
J.
Co.,
$500,000 addi¬
offered
bonds
John J. Ryan &
a
Authority
disposal
garbage
tional
revenue
v.
&
a
Offering
Bond
—
Bernard
Puckhaber, Jr., Village
sealed
receive
until
bids
C.
Clerk, will
1
p.m.
purchase
3.72%, of $50,000 water bonds. - Dated
Dec. 1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1 from
100.48,
$100,000 5s. Due on Dec. 1
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
from
(EST) on Dec. 18 for the
1964
J-D.
1973
to
Interest
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Cald¬
..
Dec. 1, 1971.
65,000 3,%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
20,000 3.40s. Due on
well, Trimble &
Brookhaven
Mitchell.
Free Sch. Dist.
Union
Setauket), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Elizabeth
,70,000 3.60s. Due on Dec. 1, 1975
L. McColgin, .District. Clerk, will
and 1976.
receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
245,000 3.70s. Due on Dec. 1 from
(EST) on Dec. 17 for the purchase
X
1977 to 1983 inclusive.
of $1,032,000 school bonds. Dated
Kenilworth School District, N. J.
Jan. 1, 1964. Due on Jan. 1 from
1965 to 1994 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
Ryan
of
1974 inclusive.
offered
&
100.07,
Co.,
a
Dec.
awarded
as
9—v.
to
3V4s, at a price
basis of about 3.24%.
Long Beach
Brant
Bond
S
a
Township (P. O.
Beach), N.J.
1/e
(P. O.
No. 2
198, p. Legality approved
John J. Delafield & Wood.
The $550,000
Dec. 6
over a refunding bonds offered
X.-X were awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
nursing home construction bonds.
2086
Jersey
Sale —The
Inc.,
and Van/Deventer Bros.,
price of bidding for $2,339,000 bonds, as
basis of about 3.79%.
3.80s, at a price of 100.29, a basis
at
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2 p.m.
Gor¬
2.90s, at a price
basis of about 2.88%.
a
offered
(P. O. Jersey City), N. J.
bonds
Mont.
as
& Co., and Rippel
3.80s,
as
1989—were
L.
$1,200,000
The
offered
Hanauer
B.
Stern
University of Mississippi, Miss.
Saffin,
Bradford & Co.,
group composed of B. J. Van In- Bramhall, Fallion & Co., F. R. Cole
gen & Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., &
Co., Lyons, Hannahs & Lee,
p.
Bond
of
issue
100.07,
bonds
'
2179—were awarded to a
(P. O.
j
will
Offering—R.
City
—
;
bonds
/
Districts Nos. 4 and 5
Sautter,
Bond
Brunswick),
Jersey>
Jersey City Incinerator
MONTANA
Bond
Township School
(P. O. East
100.001,
of Moss Point.
of
-
,
District
&
provement bonds.
Amory, Miss.
3.30s, at
about
as
2086 —were
p.
Boland,
to
New
J.
Bank
don &
198,
—v.
Wayne Township School District,
Brunswick
East
bonds
reservoir
storage
Sunflower
ing
be
1964.
1983 inclusive.
3.27%:
sold to the Merchants & Ma¬
water
University of Southern Mississippi,
County (P. O. Natchez),
Mississippi
ney,
1973.
1974 to
price of par.
MISSISSIPPI
Dec.
8,155,000 3s.
a
Saffin, Gor¬
Sautter, Inc.,
10
awarded
pub¬
offered
bonds
improvement
Dec.
were
198,
t Bond
lic
price of 100.18, a basis of
a
Trauer¬
&
of ing of $7,452,000 housing system
Bank
& Co., as 3.20s,
White, Weld
3.30s
a
3.06%,
'
3V2S.
St.
same
Trust
Bank
&
gen¬
•—
Sale—The $1,0.40,000
Bond
offered
bonds
Boland,
to
Legality
Mississippi
Savings Bank of Chicago, and the
York
of
Minneapolis; Carleton D. Beh Co.,
Bond
headed
composed of
Bank
National
First
school
offered
2085—w e r e
p.
group
First Rational
1
syndicate
a
1984
don
$375,000
198, p. 2086
v.
1972 to
at the
awarded to
J-J.
Charles
by
1983 inclusive.
offered
bonds
were
to
1965
000 North Sunflower
refunding bonds
Additional Sale—The $12,800,000
school
from
1
—
awarded
Indianola), Miss.
Indep. School Dist.
Dec.; 4—v.
Adams
time
a
Sale—The $550,000
Bond
advance
inclusive.
3.10s.
8,500,000
on
and
net in¬
3J/4S
as
No. 205, Minn.
and
Due
6.420,000 3s.
Inc.,
price of par,
a
Concord
West
the
follows:
Due
2.90s.
$25,680,000
Securities Corp.;
Dec. 17 for
on
improvement
5
•
school
terest cost of about 3.27%.
the First National City Bank,
and
;
White,
&
rop
Company
Trust
Bankers
the
2178
p.
4
bids
sealed
nicht.
com¬
group
R.
eral
Dec.
Hayden, Stone & Co., and North¬
offered
bonds
refunding
awarded
by
(State of)
Offering—The $40,000,000
10—v.
a
g—Haran
n
Interest
<
approved
was
posed
Bond
to
i
(CST)
Jan.
on
inclusive.
school
Dec.
offered
building1; bonds
were
at 2.00%.
of Minneapolis,
Sale—The
New
.
Bank
e r
purchase of $1,300,000 indus¬
>
Sale—The $830,000
Supervisors
First
trial aid bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1964.
Special School Dist.
No. 6, Minn.
Dumont, N.J.
>
receive
until 2 p.m.
ard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler &
Hamilton.
C
/ X
South St. Paul
O f f
will
visors,
Legality approved by How¬
Bond
New Jersey
p.
Young, Clerk of Board of Super¬
$1,605,000
Due on May 1 from
1976
to
indebtedness
of
10—v. 198, p. 2274—
offered Dec.
198,
(P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
Bond
Dec. 20
on
of
County,
District
Parmeter,
Sale—The $1,500,000
Certificate
State
Minn.
1,
(CST)
purchase
refunding
M-N.
Minneapolis Special School District
Monroe
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m.
for
Dec.
Bond
(P. O. Proctor), Minn.
Bond Offering—J. W.
District
postponed.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
704
1965
/'•
Morgan.
St.
for
2179—was
7
bids until 7 p.m.
12—v.
scheduled
Briggs & Morgan.
Menahga, Minn.
—
Groton,
Sale—The
Bond
tary
Dec>
Hawkins,
N.Y.
$700,000 sani¬
system bonds olfeied
—v.
198, p. 2275 —were
sewer
10
awarded
Geo.
by
,
B.
to
a
group
composed of
Inc., Ba-
Gibbons & Co.,
to
a
City,
3.45%.
and
Granby
Oswego,
No.
198,
at
3.40s,
100.67,
of
price
a
a
Dec.
&
Sims
Sautter,
&
Co.,
O f f
Bond
e r
i
n
5
the
(EST)
cember
1963.
1,
Equitable
Dated De¬
Due
at
&
blower
Fenn
of
Bond
3.35^.
Corpora¬
to
Co., Horn-
Wertheim
Bond
Offering
Childs,
President,
will
for
23
(EST)
Oct.
Rand
Co.,
on
purchase
$1,820,000 dormitory
bonds. Dated
by
A-O.
Legality
&
Co., Herbert J.
at
Robert
Bond
Bond
eral
New
Sale
—
York
The
ceive
'
>
Nov. 26
v.
—
awarded
198,
sealed
(EST)
1990
—
County
price
a
about
of
100.01,
were
Trust
as
of
2.49%.
School
District
South
■
>■
No.
4
Nyack), N.
(P.
'
■
'•
Bond
000
bids
19
for
the
purchase
of
on
Dec.
$450,000
E.
will
Clerk,
18 for the
water
to
Due
1994
bonds.
on
of
$600,000 gas
awarded
about
2.94%,
as
Due
350,000 3s.
Due
June
on
1 from
1970 to 1976, inclusive.
Fargo,
on
;
/
awarded
3—v.
composed
St.
of
/
$630,000
Bond
Co.,
North
Due
198,
syndicate
Juran
&
Moody,
Paul,
Kalman
Webber,
Jackson
&
&
&
of
Bond
Curtis, E.
offered
Ohio
J.
of
cost
3%s,
Due
on
Oct.
inclusive.
Dated Jan.
1
from
Interest
1964
A-O.
1, 1964.
to
1993
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Whitestown, Marcy, Deerfield,
town
No.
Offering—Frank
1
December
Sale —The
Y.
$3,605,000
school bonds offered December 11
G.
bids
until
19
for
noon
the
$833,000 school bonds.
cember
1,
1963.
Due
Dated
on
185,000
1969
$2,228,000
1972
2180—were
a
3%s, at
as
basis
1977
:
3s.
Due
to
1974
1975
1978
to
on
on
Vandalia-Butler
May 1 from
cember
to
Co.,
Keystone Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
-
bonds
Sale—The $198,000 school
offered
1990—were
&
4—v.
to
198,
p.
Sweney Cartwright &
3V4S, at a price of 100.42.
as
Hiram
*
mitory
IMMtv;
dining
and
hall
dor¬
m
Home
31/2S, at
a
Finance
price of
198,
O.
Bond
price
a
about
as
par.
the
purchase
of
Ohio
January
$1,200,000
21
for
Sale—The
and
Bank
school
fered
were
improvement
Dec.
10—v.
awarded
to
•
-
$1,200,000
bonds
198,
a-
p.
to.
sewer
the
Na^-
City,
Bank
of
Chickasha.
County Indep.
20
R. J.
of¬
syndicate
School Dist.
Qilton),
Okla.\
Sale—An issue of $89,000
school building bonds was sold to
Edwards, Inc.
Bond
000
Sale—An
issue
sewer
May
1,
Legality approved
Ruffin,
Perry
&
Water
Author¬
(P. O. Johnstown), Pa.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
until Jan.
received
of
for the
16
water
$11,750,000
purchase
Lebanon
revenue
bonds.
Township Sch.
Dist.
'
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
bonds
198,
offered
p.
on
Nov.
25
—
V;
2087—were not sold.
Pennsylvania General State Au¬
thority (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
ir, Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
Feb.
18
000,000
for
until
the
revenue
noon
(EST)
on
purchase of $50,bonds.,
...
Scranton School District,
Bond
sanitary sewer bonds
Jan. 15 for
.
-
Pa.
Offering—Thomas
W.
Hogan, Secretary of Board of Di-/
McAlester, Okla.
2087—
headed by The Ohio Company, as
(P. O.
on
-*vT;:
ity
be
bonds,
First
National
Municipal
Dated
Greater Johnstown
of
'
2180—
p.
1963*
1,
May 1 from 1966 to
on
inclusive.
company
198,
Nov.
Pohl.
Mt.
of/Oklahoma
First
the
School District
The
bonds.
Due
$200,00 Owater
sanitary
Dec. .3—-v.'
awarded
were
No.
—
■
Chickasha, Okla.
Bond
Bond
Sale
.
school
Oi Groveport), Ohio
(P.
basis
a
; >
(EST)
Burgwin,
3V4S,
as
OKLAHOMA
f"
Creek
Bond
8 p.m.
purchase
tional
bonds.
Madison Local
100.37,
3.21%-.' ••/ >y,
system and
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
of
Co.,
,
for the
21
10—
2275—were awarded to
p.
\
purchase of $1,003,000
'
Agency,
Youngstown),
received
be
O. Centerville), Ohio
Sutherland &
Dated
City Borough
revenue
revenue
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P.
until
the
a
Sale—The $865,000 school
offered
Liberty
price of 101.43,
building bonds offered Dec,
v.
July 1 from
on
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
by
2180—were sold to the Housing
and
&
2003
bonds offered December 6—v. 198,
p.
w
$725,000
Sutherland
District (P.
Bond
inclusive.
1981
'Bond Offering—Joseph L. Perry,
Washington Township Local School
at
Ohio
Sale—The
a
/
July 1 froni
on
serially from 1964 to 2003.
1963.
Ryan,
College (P. O. Hiram),
Bond
3%s, at
as
Due
to
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1976
(P. O. Ford City), Pa.
.
De¬
basis of about 3.26%.
Prescott
Co., and
Co.,
INOf.
Dec.
awarded
Ryan,
to
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Sewage Disposal Authority
offered
bonds
Due
1971
Offering—Sealed bids will
Ford
City School Dist.
10——v... 198, p. 2180—were
awarded
OHIO
Due
Sale—The $785,000 school
improvement
to
bonds.
enue
Co;,
&
1,
purchase of $1,024,000 water rev¬
(P. O. Vandalia), Ohio
Bond
May 1 from
1985 inclusive.
to
Sutherland
Ryan,
July
011
be received until Jan.
Sweney
and Provident Bank of Cincinnati.
inclusive.
145,000 3.30s. Due
1979
from
1
inclusive.
160,000 3.20s. Due
1
May
on
Co., McDonald & Co.,
Co.,
inclusive^
Due
Authority, Pa.
Bond
Cartwright & Co., Curtiss, House
&
inclusive.
follows:
as
July 1 from
Ebensburg Municipal Borough
hey, Clark & Co., Field, Richards
May 1 from
on
1969
net interest
/ 1982 to 1984 inclusive.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Fa&
Corporation,
a
on
300,000 3.10s. Due
about
of
of
./
Dec.
^
500,000 3s;
a
price
a
cost
Due
500,000 2.90s. Due
'
3.27%.
offered
3.03%,
1965 to 1967
Other members of the syndicate:
follows:
as
to
1970
of
De¬
June
3.27%,
1966
oh
(EST.)
purchase
Fargo, at
of-about
300,000 2%s-
Dakota
the
interest
net
a
$140,000 2.80s. Due
Storrs, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
(P. O. Ossining), N.
par,
about
Utica), N. Y.
Union Free School District
Bond
of
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Bond
Ossining, New Castle and York-
and
National Bank of
Trenton and Schuyler Central
Wood.
Co.,
First
100,000 ,3.30s.
^
school bonds.
bonds
$300,000 W2S.
School District
Company,
101.26,
Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
price of 100.01,
a
syndicate headed by
a
2004.
Boston
the
at
Der
improvement bonds offered
awarded to
to
,;i968.
December 9—v. 198, p.
The
1965
2087—-were awarded
basis, of
a
Sale —The
Bond
school
1964.
10—v. 198, p.
2087—were
p.
101.03,
llocat
1,
Bethlehem, Pa.
purpose
Coshocton), Ohio
(P. O.
rev¬
Jan.
from
1
on
of $1,-
building'
Dated
Jan.
r,
3.50%.
Paine, price
Co.,
of
River View
of¬
2180—
p.
a
price
municipal
on
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
to
cember
a
to
Authority, Pa.
the
bonds.
■
$650,000 school
bonds
5—v.
4—v.
101
Dec.
awarded
Royaltoh City School Dist.,
Bond Sale—The
for
150,000
S^s.
as
Dec.
awarded
Offering—Sealed bids will
19
eral
re¬
bonds
198,
to
Prescott
>
offered
/
PENNSYLVANIA
and
sewer
2180—were
p.
to McDonald &
about
Inc., American National Bank
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood.
198,
offered
2180—were
Allentown
as
basis
a
awarded to Prescott & Co., as
Dak.
The
improvement
Dec,
were
Interest
N.
—
fered
Jan. 15 from
inclusive.
Sale
funding
Dated
Co.,
Ore.
Dominick & Dominick.
enue
at
Bond
bonds
p.
Co., and
&
Sal e—The
improvement
-
receive
198,
sidewalk special assessment bonds
—v.
1
In¬
$110,000 water
be received until 11
totaling $144,900
Feb.
on
'
Sale—The
system
Middleburg Heights, Ohio
Bond
June 1 from
on
1965 to 1969, inclusive.
>
Bond
Lynch,
price of 100.31,
a
Due
of
Dated
1974, inclusive.
Jefferson,
z
awarded
Ohio
$250,000 2%s.
purchase of $200,-
system
3%s, at
bonds.
$1,800,000
Co., Curtiss, House &
Cartwright
(CST>
the. purchase
terest F-A.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Harriman
&
Na¬
OREGON
Merrill
Co.,
1967 to
Dec.
Company of Georgia,
cost
Den¬
(EST)
8c
First
Indep., School Dist.
February 1, 1964.
syndicate composed of Field,
a
/
NORTH DAKOTA
bids until 2 p.m.
Jan. 15, 1964.
J-J.
(EST)
:
to
1990—
p.
the
building
Ohio
2275—were
p.
follows:
1963.
to/1972
Legality
Offering—Ruth
Village
sealed
Dec.
Cooke,
interest
GaIlov?ay &
;' v f> v" *h:
■
The
2275—were
p.
a
Exempted Village
ties Co., at a price of 100.05, a net
1,
_■
.1965
p.m.
3M5.
Dec. 1,1970
on
in Atlanta, and the United Securi¬
p.m.
1964
198,
—v/
to the Trust
pur¬
198,
198,
to
18 .for
$120,000
from
Sale —The
Bond
school
Offering—Sealed bids will
Dec.
on
Co.,
100.54,
2—v.
County
Boiid
of about 3.34%,
—
re¬
2
Dec.
from
Sale
Bond
of
$40,000
be received until 7:30 p.m.
school bonds offered December 11
Sweney,
1971.
Walton, N. Y.
District Clerk, will receive sealed'
2
1
approved by Sykes,
Dikehian.
! V """" ^
O.
Y.r
Bond Offering—Helen P.
until
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.0"Interest
nis,
Orangetown and Clarkstown Union
Free
on
Dec. 1, 1968
on
Rocky Mount, N. C.
$218,000 public improve¬
2y2s,
basis
a
and
price
a
&
(P. O.
(Pit O. Broken Arrow), Okla.
Ripley & Co., Inc., Hayden, Miller
Due
and 1969.
300,000 2.60s. Due
&
the
for
1,
Dec.
on
system bonds, offered December 10
will
until
19
offered
Company of White Plains,
at
bids
Dec.
on
bonds.
ment
Due
bonds
p.
the
to
.5-
$162,300 gen¬
improvement
;
'
Treasurer,
Due
Wade
School District,
Richards
1966 and 1967.
Co.,
&
3.10s.
follows:
as
at
Mentor
10
net interest
a
2.61%,
500,000 2i/2s.
Offering—Anthony Bech-
Village
er,
County (P.O. Carmel),
'
$200,000
Valley Stream, N. Y.
chase of
Putnam
'
Wallace
K.
price of 100.007,
a
cost of about
F.
Sims
Co.,
Roose,
Dec.
No. 3
Press-
and
7
Sale—The
awarded
Tulsa
Co.
Kenower, MacArthur
3V2S,
as
Co.,
&
Ind.
Varnum
No.
tional Bank of Seminole.
com¬
Co.,
Co.,
—v.
Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
&
—
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
■/
E.
Co.,
;
on
approved
McGovern & Lane.
&
&
Sutherland
&
pub¬
awarded
and the
22/75—were
p.
Nuveen
fered
were
2275—
p.
syndicate
a
Diset.
building and equipment bonds of¬
Ohio
$1,400,000
198,
Mc¬
of
Seminole), Okla.
basis of about 3.20%.
Northwestern Bank of Wilkesboro,
Co., Fitzpatrick, Sulli¬
Co.
revenue
1, 1961. Due
198,
John
Talmage & Co., and Lebenthal &
of
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Interest
Goodbody
&
&
van
F.
receive
a.m.
the
Co.,
Hutton
Theodore
—
sealed bids until 10
Dec.
&
(P. O.
City), N. Y.
(
lic hospital bonds offered Dec.
In¬ Co., Bache & Co., Reynolds & Co.,
Legality approved by Coffin & Burr, W. E. Hutton &
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
Co., Hirsch & Co., J. C. Bradford
Hill Hospital
&
'
Sale—The $1,000,000
10—v.
Bank
County,
Sch.
Chicago, Hayden, Miller & Co.,
cott
/
Seminole
Bond
Sale —The
National
v
Stranahan,
of the Northern Trust
Ryan,
interest
net
a
of
from, 1964 to 1993,/inclusive.
New York
par,
cost of about 3.08%.
terest J-D.
Lenox
of
Winston-Salem), N. C.
&
Weeks,
6s, 5s, 3s, 3y4S and l/10s,
as
price
a
of
Ryan,
improvement bonds offered
posed
First
Alester.
Miller
Co.,
&
Co. and
&
awarded to
were
&
Hayden,
Co.,
the
syndicate:
& Co., Field,
City School District,
December
Ball,
Co.;
&
Inc.; /Rattier
Forsyth County (P.O.
Securities
tion, Phelps,
1
Dec,
on
Leach,
—v.
$355,000 fire house construction
equipment bonds.
MacArthur
&. Kraus,
price
a
school
the Liberty National Bank &
Trust Co. of Oklahoma City, and
to
Co.
Bond
Trust
&
Bank
C. J. Devine
at
basis of about
a
syndicate composed
a
Wachovia
&
Medina
S'anford, Inc., and Sterne, Agee &
Other members of the syndicate:
Dec. 18 for the purchase
on
to
Harris
2275—were
p.
ower,
Bank,
both
Company,
3.40s,
as
198,
8c
Prescott
Co.,
Sutherland
offered
$2,700,000
Burge
were
—
Manhattan
Trust
&
Co.,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m., 100.43,
receive
2180
New York City, and
C.
g—Daniel
N. Y.
p.
&
Company of Winston-Salem; Ken-
syndicate headed by
a
Chase
Bankers
198,
v.
—
10—-v.
the
of
Inc.
totaling $12,264,000 offered
awarded to
Huntington), N. Y.
O.
Reddy,
of
Gordon
J.
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds
Huntington, Halesite Fire District
and
Saffin,
Herbert
Oyster Bay,
basis of about 3.33%.
(P.
totaling
awarded
and
Inc.,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
bonds
New
Dec.
of Halsey, Stu¬
art & Co., Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co.. Inc.; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
as
Co.,
composed
group
and
Trust
Richards
Bond Sale—The various purpose
land,
2179—were awarded to a
p.
&
Bank
CAROLINA
Monday, December 16, 1963
.
.
3.27%.
Other members of the
Durham, N. C.
York, King, Quirk & Co., Inc., Bo-
10—v.
Dec.
offered
bonds
school
NORTH
syndicate:
.
price of 101.23, a basis
a
about
Sweney Cartwright
of about 3.23%.
eration
$1,045,000
Sal e—The
of
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Northern Trust Co., Chicago, Fed¬
Y.
(P. O. Hannibal), N.
1
Bond
3%s, at
In¬
Legality approved by
price of 100.23,
a
Other, members of the
Sterling Central School District
^1965 to 1984, inclusive.
terest J-D.
City Bank of New York
3J/4S, at
as
basis
a
Hannibal,
from
awarded
2275—were
p.
syndicate headed by the First
National
about
100.55, a basis of
198,
—v.
Weigold & Co., Inc., and Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., as 3y2s, at a
price of
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2370)
53
of
$530,-
was
sold
rectors
will
receive
/
sealed
bids-
Volume
the
purchase
Due
1964.
15,
from
1965
Interest
inclusive.
1979
to
Dated Jan.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
poses.
and
$35,000,000
are
outstanding in public hands.
Collin
Elliott & Munson.
Due
inclusive.
Upper Dublin Township (P. O.
Washington), Pa.
Fort
Sale
Bond
Bond
The
—
$400,000 im¬
to
Roberts
&
100.004,
a
net
3.58%,
about
of
and
at
Parke,
of
price
cost
Co.,
&
Peabody
Kidder,
Schmidt,
a
Dec.
be
Dallas, Texas
500,000
198,
waterworks
.
for
Henrico
&
Co.,
198,
Bank
Sale—The
Bond
$150,000
gen¬
eral obligation i m pro v em e n
offered
bonds
198,
3—v.
Dec.
t president
p.
the Cen¬
awarded to
2087—were
Offering
priced
those due
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
delphia.
house
Due
ISLAND
Sale—The
Bond
ous
5,
Co.,
offered
Dec.
3V2S, at
as
1,
1966
to
1964.
1991
J-J.
Legality
Vinson,
Independent Sch.
Dist.,
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
$3,750,000
school
scheduled
for
198,
2088—was postponed until
p.
Not
Sold
The
—
$310,000
bonds
198,
2088—^ere net sold?
offered
Nov. 26—v.
r
Bond
Bond
Offering
Milligan
tric, water and
bonds
enue
000
Mayor H.
—
until
C.
separate
(EST)
noon
on
23 for the purchase of $450,-
Dec.
bonds,
as
follows:
„
system bonds. Due
sewer
July 1 from
on
1966 to
1993
inclusive.
system
sewer
bonds.
4—v.
&
from
Dated
July
1,<. 1963.
by
Sinkler,
&
Co.
Horn-
Dempsey-Tegeler
Merle-Smith,
&
&
Co., and
Shoemaker &
5s.
from
A.
Co., at
&
Carolina
Bond Sale—The State
Sept. 1, 1964 to Sept. 1,
-/
$5,000,000
bonds,
due
of
Jan.
1,
1965
through
1984, to First National City Bank
'
lumbia,
of
National
S.
Bank
of
100.444,
setting
annual
an
net
iriteresteost,bf2;8577%v^^
TENNESSEE
f
J
George Peabody College for
Teachers
Bond
(P. O. Nashville),
Offering—Felix
President,
bids
until
for
8
will = ' receive
10
dormitory
Feb.
(CST)
a.m.
the'purchase
revenue
1, 1963. Due
of
Robb,
sealed
on
Jan.
$1,000,000
bonds.
on
composed
Dated
to
F-A.
Legality approved by Wall¬
er,
inclusive.
Interest
Valley Authority, Tenn.
Reappoints
The
secutive year
man
for
the
fifth
con¬
Financial
gram
TVA
in
connection
Authority's
of issuing
power
1964
3.34%,
as
power
bonds and
is
outstanding
and
notes
for
the
&
at
1965
198,
to
of
Bank
1966
a
a
of
First
National
at
Co.,
price
a
1979
to
follows:
to
1974
inclusive.
to
Due
1981
3.30s.
1982 and
on
—
Due
v.
198,
Home Finance
price of
Jan. 1 from
1986 to
awarded
to
Co.,
and
1988
on
cost
about
of
$750,000,000
on
000,000
Offering
Dec. 1 from
on
Dec.
on
1
until
S.
B.
will
NOTICES
Dividend
At
of
dend
Due
on
to
1971
Jan.
1
on
was
the
from
to
Jan. 1 from
on
to
to
1993
on
on
record
of
at
^
were
Secretary.
1, 1994.
VIRGINIA
West
Virginia
Bond Sale—The
.yV,1
(
COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO
ELECTRIC COMPANY
$450,000 county
courthouse bonds offered Dec. 6—
a
198,
pub¬
offered Dec. 2
Continental
the
1992—were awarded to
composed of the Matewan
in
Matewan,-and
First National
Bank, and the
National
$450,000
the
p.
group
Bank
National Bank of Commerce, both
of
Williamson,
as
2y2s.
Dividend
on
Common Shares
The Board of Directors
of
Columbus
and
Company, on Decem¬
ber 5, 1963, declared
a dividend of
sixty
cents (60O per share
on the outstanding
NOTICE
NATIONAL FUEL GAS COMPANY
Dividend Rate
11
a.m.
Bruce,
and
(No. 223)
county
at
a
new
declared a regular quarterly
and increased rate of thirty-four
Corporation, payable
January 10, 1964, to
shareholders
of record
at the close of business
on
December 24, 1963.
g. c. shafer,
share on the Common Stock of the Company,
payable January 15, 1964 to stockholders of record at the close
the
of business December 31,
COLUMBUS
(34^)
Secretary
per
1963.
>.
(CST)
Jan. 9 for the purchase of $1,-
workhouse
dividend
December 13, 1963.
R. L.
Pyner, Secretary
;
T. F. TURNER,
r
Montreal, December 9, 1963.
Mingo County (P. O. Williamson),
and
3:30
1964.
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
Capital
respect of
By order of the Board.
inclusive.
on
in
payable in Cana¬
February 28, 1964,
January 7,
inclusive.
1986
on
Shareholders
p.m.
inclusive.
1980
funds
of
final divi¬
cents per
a
Ordinary
declared
1963,
year
dian
the
Board
the
today
seventy-five
share
inclusive.
of
meeting
a
Directors held
a
Notice
—0O0—
Stock
WEST
Notice of Increased
receive
from
inclusive.
Southern Ohio Electric
cents
—
Auditor,
fol¬
inclusive.
1983
;:
3.50%,
Jan. 1, 1989.
County (P. O. Houston),
bids
1973
offered
—
inclusive.
T exas
sealed
Veilet,
as
RAILWAY COMPANY
&
Kal-
price of 98.05,
590,000 3V2S. Due
gas
UTAH
lic building bonds
&
a
4s.
1981
.
Sale—The
Foster
The Board of Directors has today
Bond
&
98.77,
Common Shares of the
Due
95,000 l/10s. Due
Harris
of
CANADIAN PACIFIC
370,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Agency, as 3V2s, at
par.
Co., at
1972
Housing
the
to
Inc.,
100,000 3s. Due
2088
p.
Co.,
Jan. 1, 1984
on
to
1974 to
were
1985.
285,000 3V2S.
Que.
Laurent
price
787,000 6s. Due
of
offered
—
1,
on
1964
syndicate composed
a
Son
&
&
.1987
$48,000
bonds
revehue
—
1992
290,000 314s. Due
v>
Tex.
The
bonds
p.
1983.
185,000 3.40s.
to
a
$689,500 53,4s. Due
to
DIVIDEND
Jan.
Michel,
$1,500,000 water
198,
&
1966
inclusive.
1992
inclusive.
Due
Inc.,
lows:
3yjs,
Jan. 1 from
on
bonds
Quebec,
Washv
revenue
v.
—
$150,000
'
Sale
of
Jan. 1 from
on
Inc., at
follows:
as
1986.
to
Yakima,
interest
net
10 from
inclusive.
1984
to
awarded
a
as
price
sold
was
Wash.
$1,000,000
a
$135,-
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,476,500
aqueduct and
sewer
bonds
DIVIDEND
Blyth
inclusive.
Winona,
3
at
of
sewer
price of 98.31.
a
St.
the
to
Company.
3s,
issue
and
Credit
to
5V2s, at
2180—were awarded
and
sewer
man
440,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 10 from
system
1 from
net interest cost of about
Harper
inclusive.
1972
to
1980
Dec.
as
Co., William Blair & Co., Wm. P.
Worth, at
Springville, Utah
Due
2.90s
sold
Marshall, Inc., Pacific Northwest
net interest
as
same
National
First
Dec.
on
inclusive.
198,
V
.-V
-
p.
awarded to
& Trust
150,000 3^s. Due on Jan. 10 from
Bond
group
198,
Dec. 4
a
130,000 3v4s. Due on Jan. 10 from
and
awarded
Bond Sale—The
and
5—v.
Dec.
Fort
about 3.66%,
of
Co.,
Dec. 1 from
on
Sale—An
aqueduct
■
$900,000 school
offered
price of 100.0003,
cost
•*
/
Co., both of Dallas, and the First
National
Gundy
&
La Providence, Que.
500
hospi¬
10—v.
Sale —The
a
Antonio), Tex.
composed of the First Na¬
group
Ames
inclusive^ FF
1983
was
Dec.
were
—
100.02,
2276.
p.
1973
to
Bond
(P. O. Dayton),
Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
3%s,
of
2088—were awarded to
p.
were
power
pur¬
198,
bonds
obliga¬
the
to
to
1,700,000 6s. Due
;
County Lakee)fflashington
10—v.
v.
630,000 3V4S.
1964
school building bonds offered Dec.
1
super¬
issue
our
E.
Independent Sch. - Dist.
Bond Sale—The
house
follows:
$900,000 4%s.
County
authorized by Congress
in
1
School District No. 414,
inclusive.
foregoing
O. San
Bond
and
The
report
fro.
Bond
March
on
1991
to
A.
$167,000 5%s. Due
pur¬
.
Ltd.,
Provinciale du Canada, at a price
of 99.15, as follows:
are
being is¬
are
'
Northwest
King
net interest cost of about
pro¬
notes.
have
bonds
Advisors
the
general
Worth, and Francis
has appointed Leh¬
as
—
1987
Inc.,
180,000
2276
inclusive;
Due
1982
the
(P.
Sept. 1
Fort
Brothers—
Brothers, New York City,
with
to
Lehman
Authority
March and
of
a
They
Co.,
Ltd., Societe de Placements, Ltd.,
Banque de Montreal and Banque
general obligations
bonds offered
3.07%.
from
Bank
,
Tennessee
1
Co.,
100.03,
&
County Public Hospital
/'
inclusive.
1981
33/4S.
1973
Dallas, Underwood, Neu-
1975
Lansden & Dortch.
tal
60,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 10, 1985
awarded
duPont
Poor's, the bonds
composed of Wood,
group
the
for
Sa'e—The $435,000
Bond
and
Inc.,
price of 100.03,
a
1971
to
9—v.
Dec.
from
&
I.
Co.,
Sale—The $2,275,000
of
Lachine, Que.
Washington
Dallas
Inc.,
p.
to
Northside
semi-an-
Due
Feb. 1 from
1966
2003
and
haus
Tenn.
C.
1
Sept.
bonds',offered
were
100.038
-
District
Eddleman,
$120,000 5s. Due on Jan.
Sept.
and
purpose
Bank of
>
Note
sedes
Due semi-annually
on
Additional
various
time
Co., at
from
from 1986 to 1991.
tion
&
168,000
a
'
3y2s.
hually
bid
Securities
3972
1980 to 1985.
Co¬
C.,on their joint
March
on
and
March
95.20.
,
Dec.
93,000 3V2S. Due on March 1 from
1979 inclusive.
1,715,000
of New York and The Citizens and
Southern
to
785,000 3.40s.
school
Fosdick,
6s, at a price
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,867,000 sewer bonds was sold to a
was
public improvement
Columbia
follows:
Due semi-annually
March
1973
Dec. 12
on
2.90%
Due
735,000 3%s.
on
.sold
a
semi-annually
Sept. 1, 1972.
(State of)
to
sold to Cred¬
was
WASHINGTON
offered
bonds
tional Bank, Texas Bank
197L
on
&
follows:
as
Due
4s.
group
by both Moody's and
&
poses.
Pacific
G.
net interest cost
a
3.49%,
$425,000
Legality
Gibbs
as
&
Sons, Louis Pauls
price of 100.01,
Simons.
South
Russ
—
Weeks, First of Michi¬
Dick
90,000
&
Union
Gold¬
inclusive.
approved
Pollok
rev¬
10
of
Edwards
1993
to
Dec.
composed
Corp.,
gan
of
county.
sued for
$300,000 street
awarded
were
1965
system
sewer
Pressprich
blower
of the
a
$39,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
Sachs & Co., Shields & Co.,
W.
R.
■;
,
offered
syndicate
man,
Due
1966
revenue
July 1
on
and
Sale—The
improvement
2275—were awarded to
p.
of about
waterworks
100,000
198,
Co.,
$350,000 general obligation water
and
Dec.
Sale—The $3,750,000 elec¬
v.
C.
receive
will
bids
sealed
S.
100.01,
Aa
unlimited tax
_
a^
Loris,
price of
a
of
1974
Garland, Texas
V
school
p.
building
'*'&'/•;;'
18.
Dec.
(P. O. Ridgeland), S. C.
at
The
bid
its
on
Standard
of
bonds
sewer
bonds
1983-84.
Rated
Dallas, and the
Savings Bank
^an. 1, 1965 to
"
net interest cost of about 3.38%..
2
Texas
of
&
000
it du Nord, Inc., as
for
2%
terest cost of 2.98014%.
p.
First
the
of
y
Bond Sale—Ah issue of $1,180,-
v
combination of coupons, a net in¬
3%s, 3!/4S, 3.30s, 3.40s
as
Searls.
&
Galveston
ing
Jasper County School District
Trust
3V2S,
to
198,
a
dollar
Nederland, Texas
bonds
Bonds
and
of
Bank
Chicago,
CAROLINA
SOUTH
:
Harris
9—v.
awarded
2276—were
National
Dec.
road
100.15,
V
.Bois-DeS'Filion, Que.
v
>
Elkins,
Interest
by
offered
bonds
Bond
price of 100.61,
a
basis of about 3.43%.
a
Weems
the
school-
Jan.
from
1
awarded to G. H. Walker
were
&
vari¬
$275,000
bonds
purpose
Dated
Jan.
approved
for
18
$3,750,000
bonds.
on
Dec.
on
of
inclusive.
R. I.
Johnston,
'
V
of
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
tral Penn National Bank of Phila¬
RHODE
Bdard
of
jointly
issue of
an
a
sale
Sale—The $1,000,000
Bond
of
2.72%.
QUEBEC
■;>•
awarded the bonds at competitive
Texas
price
a
about
CANADA
and
price of 100 for the 3.10%
Company.
at
of
National
Detroit
yield
a
of
composed
group
'
>—
2276~-were awarded to
'
23/4s,
First Boston
Dec. 12
from
were
—
Weeks, and Allan Blair & Co.,
basis
$5,000,000 2.90, 3 and 3.10% bonds
school
a
offered
2276
p.
Smith, Barney & Co., Hornblower
Company
of
to
$1,200,000
bonds
198,
v.
—
awarded
as
Melloii
on
Sale —The
building
Dec. 10
inclusive.
The
—
Bank
purchased
Liberty County (P. O. Liberty),
Henry Clark,
—
Bond
county
Jan. 1 from
on
(P. O.
Waukesa), Wis.
Jan. 1 from
on
Trust
and
National
p.
■
Sale
Corporation;
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Moroney, Beissner &
Texas
from
Virginia
Under¬
and
Bond Sale—The $840,000
v.
Galveston Indep.School District,
Bond
1
inclusive.
1982
to
Jan.
County (P. O. Richmond),
Bond
to
building bonds offered Dec, 9
bonds.
(P. O. Southampton), Pa.
WISCONSIN
inclusive.
1978
sewer
bonds
aue
Upper Southampton Township
Lake
&
Texas
the
obligation street improvement and
sewer
1970
to
1979
2088—
and
revenue
La Marque
general
$12,000,000
on
125,000 3%s. Due
Rupe & Son, Inc.
Dittmar
.
of
Due
to
1971
p.
Salt
follows:
as
system
v.;
until Jan. 20
received
storm
1994 inclusive.
1984 to
Dallas
to
Offering-^Sealed bids will
purchase
'
1965
$650,000 bonds
of
59
Waukesha County
205,000 3V4S. Due
wood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.
"V-/-'
Co.
VIRGINIA
Legality approved by Dumas,
Bond
Due on Jan. 1 from,
$120,000 3s.
Texas
3—v.
awarded
were
Interest
inclusive.
1984
Le¬
Trust
follows:
as
$150,000 street improvement bonds
follows:
as
164,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
!
to
1965
Dec.
&
City,
of
purchase
interest Huguenin & Boothman.
1983 inclusive.
to
the
15, 1963. Due on June 1 from
J-D.
1966 to 1976 inclusive.
98,000 3.55s.
for
16
offered
(CST)
a.m.
$250,000 special road bonds. Dated
Due on Jan. 1 from
$138,000 4s.
1977
Dec.
on
Bank
to
Elk-
by Vinson,
Sale—The
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 10:30
provement bonds offered Dec. 10
—v.
198, p. 2180—were awarded
F-A.
Interest
Hereford,
<
Texas
'
1965
ins, Weems & Searls.
County (P. O. McKinney),
■
on
approved
gality
TEXAS
1 from
Feb.
1964.
1984
notes
by Townsend,
approved
Legality
(2371)
prison farm bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
$145,000,000
present,
At
bonds
J-J.
Jan. ,15
on
school
$300,000
of
bonds.
refunding
6325
Number
198
ELECTRIC
AND
ELECTRIC
SOUTHERN
COMPANY
Co.
OHIO
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2372)
.
.
Monday, December 16, 1963
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Standard OilComoanv<iNDiAN«.
DIRECTORY
Earnings Increase 36%
Consolidated net
set
a
new
Standard Oil
earnings of $140,187,000 for the first nine months of 1963
record for Standard Oil
Company (Indiana). For the
period in
same
Major Subsidiaries
1962, net earnings totaled $103,064,000.
The 1963 figure represents a
36% increase,
of 36,032,421 outstanding shares
average
for
nine
months
of
1962
as
or
$3.89
share
per
compared to the $2.88
35,814,938 shares. Total
on
Company
<INDIANA>
per
revenues
on an
share
rose
to
AMERICAN OIL COMPANY
In 15 Midwest states it markets
$2,078,403,000 from the 1962 third quarter mark of $1,959,290,000.
manufactures, trans¬
ports and sells petroleum products in the United States.
through its Standard
OH division.
PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION
Reasons Behind the Rise
Record
explores for and produces crude oil and natural
earnings for the first nine months resulted from higher volumes of
product sales,
a
small improvement from the depressed product prices that
existed in the first nine months of 1962, and greater production of crude oil
and natural gas
reductions in
liquids, and of natural
operating
in recent years.
'
.
gas.
The earnings also reflect further
expenses and the benefits of new investments made
4
■
directs
foreign operations outside North America from
headquarters in New York City.
;
SERVICE PIPE LINE COMPANY
mon
carrier crude oil
operates
major operations for the first nine months
refined
products averaged 762,000 barrels
per cent.
natural
gas
day,
at record levels. Sales of
up
4
per
cent. Production
liquids averaged 388,000 barrels
a
a
day,
day,
630,000 tons, up 19 per cent.
Standard Oil, Company
a
TULOMA GAS PRODUCTS COMPANY
were
w
factures and markets chemicals from
petroleum.
Sales of natural gas averaged 1.903 billion cubic feet
cent. Chemical sales totaled
com¬
pipe lines, transporting crude to
refineries of American Oil and other
companies.
V/-7..
Major Operations at Record Levels
of crude oil and
in
AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANY
AMOCO CHEMICALS CORPORATION
All
gas
the United States and Canada.
<indiana> did
up
up
liquefied petroleum gas,
and related
products.
natural gasoline,
'
'
markets
ammonia,
<•
7
.
5
6 per
INDIANA OIL PURCHASING COMPANY
buys,
sells, and trades crude oil and natural gas liquids in
the United States.
s. Michigan, ciiicago so. Illinois
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