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FINANCIAL
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Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
PUBLICATION
INFORMATIVE
New York
Number 6221
196
Volume
MOST
AND
LEADING
THE
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, December 17, 1962
$1.25
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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.
therefrom will be used
facilities and general corporate purposes, in¬
and development of business, the purchase and
building of additional equipment and the development of new prod¬
ucts.
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the
company has outstanding 2,275,880 shares of common stock
(after
giving effect to a recent 7-for-l stock split), of which Mr. Simson
owns
615,770
shares
(26.1%) and proposes
to
sell
the
150,000
shares.
Management officials as a group own 35.2%
of the out¬
standing stock.—V. 196, p. 1874.
cluding
Accounting Corp. of America—"Reg.
The
Wachtel
&
Proceeds
operation
of
expansion,
for
used
be
t,o
are
equipment, and working
"
'•
of
capital.
h.
Accounting
Boston.
Inc.,
Co.,
covering
Walker,
Dec. 5, 1962 filed a "Reg. A"
shares to be offered at $1, through
corporation. on
300,000 class A common
plant
expansion
the
in
and its subsidiaries are engaged principally in the
apparel and footwear for men, women and children,
these products through both wholesale and retail
outlets.
The net proceeds from the cash sale of new preferred stock
will be used to retire outstanding notes in the aggregate amount of
$6,895,000, and the balance for working capital and to retire shortterm bank notes as they mature.
In addition to certain indebted¬
The
and
Dec.
On
5,
originally
with the SEC
filed
shares
common
to
have
on
The
Filing—
for
used
be
to
are
debt,
of
repayment
of 3fcSO 51st Ave.,
Brewer,
automatic dispensers,
tion of
Sacramento, is engaged in the distribu¬
and cooling »nd ice-making equipment
Centre Circuits,
underwriting
Proceeds
are
organization
of
European
a
purchase of raw materials and equipment.
of 1101 N. Atherton St., State College, Pa.,
and
Centre,
producing
the
in
is involved.
to be used for
and
chemical
selling
.
p.
circuits
and
in
subsid¬
engaged
equipment
is
(Chemcut)
etching
printed
of
manufacture
machining of metals.—V. 195,
and
Co.
the
10,
of
fund
sinking
more
than 2,800 railroad
cars,
$1,750,000
Reg' Withdrawn—
1962,
a
retire
95%
the
of
year
will
be
specialized cars to railroads and shippers for their use in trans¬
porting chemical, petroleum, food and other products.
The
company
owns
and operates manufacturing plants,
bulk
liquid storage terminals and furnishes to industry a diversified line
of products and services, in addition to manufacturing freight cars
for its own fleet and for sale to other companies.-—V. 196, p. 2375.
through underwriters headed by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., 14 Wall St., New York. The dividend rate, public offering price
(maximum $100 per share) and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
The statement also includes 111,379 preferred
plied by amendment.
shares, to be offered
exchange to holders
in
a
of
four
series
of
out¬
share-for-share basis.
Regis¬
the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Nov. 19, which covered 72,000 com¬
mon
shareis to have been offered at $15,
without underwriting.—
V.
5,
Consolidated Industries,
Del
On
Inc.—Offering
Susp'd
10, 1962 the SEC issued an order temporarily suspend¬
Regulation A exemption from, registration under the Secu¬
Act of 1933 with respect to a stock offering by Del Consoli¬
Dec.
a
rities
Industries, of 631 North Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount. In a notification filed on Aug. 27, 1962, Del Consolidated
dated
,
with
proposed
share.
the public offering of 70,000 common shares at $2.50 per
Commission asserts in its suspension order that it has
The
reasonable
to
cause
believe
that
certain
terms
and
conditions
of
not complied with and that the company's.
false and misleading in respect of certain
The order pi'ovides an opportunity for hearing,
the
regulation were
offering
circular is
material
facts.
the question whether the suspension should be
permanent.
•
The alleged misrepresentations
relate to the geographical loca¬
tion, type and potential of accumulations of oil and gas, produc¬
tion date, estimated reserves
and secondary recovery potential in
the
company's oil properties; the nature, content, basis of esti¬
mated
costs
and
quality of beryllium in its mining properties;
the
report of its geologist, which omitted his qualifications and
experience
and
included
unsubstantiated conclusions as
to
the
upon request,
on
vacated
or
made
value
of
minerals
officers
of
the
and
in
the
directors
company's
and
their
properties;
direct
and
and the experience
indirect interests in
properties.
The alleged noncompliance with the
regulation relates to the disclosures therein with regard to the
mining properties and to the said expert's report and concerning
the interests of management.—V. 196, p. 1141.
company's
Stock and Bond Quotations
New York Stock
New
Stock
York
American
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
14
26
31
45
36
36
Stock
Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock
Stock
Midwest
Pacific
Exchange
Exchange
Coast Stock
Philadelphia
-
36
36
____
Exchange
Baltimore
-
.
Washington
38
Stock
38
38
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal
Stock Exchange.
39
Canadian Stock
39
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Dow-Jones
Stock
40
Market.:
44
and Bond Averages
38
Over-the-Counter
SEC Index of Stock Prices
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
38
38
American
Stock
Diotron, Inc.—Hearing Postponed—
by
Act
Diotron,
registration
Inc.,
of
with
respect
Philadelphia.—V.
Exchange
Duro-Test
to
a
196,
public
p.
stock
1141.
Corp.—Common Registered—
of 2321-2401 Hudson Blvd., North Bergen, N. J.,
statement with the SEC on Dec. 6 covering
150,000 outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale by Walter H. Simson, President, through underwriters headed
by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, 2 Broadway, New York.
The
public offering price (maximum $9 per share) and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
specializes in the manufacture and sale of in¬
candescent, fluorescent and mercury vapor lamps designed for com¬
mercial and industrial use.
It also sells ballasts, sockets, starters,
fixtures and allied products which it purchases from others.
The
filed
company,
a
company
registration
recently
sold
to underwriters for public distribution $3,and warrants to purchase 210,000 com¬
500,000 of 5l/a%- debentures
3,000
Inc.
No
Mills,
is
Equitable
Building,
outstanding common shares
underwriting is involved.
Portland,
of
Vanity
Fair
including plywood,
bleached food
chemicals.
It
of timber and timberlands located principally1
manufactures
company
million
1.5
the
West
forest
products,
acres
Coast
in
and
the
southern
United
States.
St.
Croix
in the manufacture of newsprint
York company which manufactures
and sells household tissue paper products.
In July 1962, a whollyowned subsidiary squired over 99%
of the outstanding stock of
The Crossett Co. for $127,€00,000.
The company intends to enter
into
contracts
to
purchase 90.6%
of the outstanding stock of
Lianga Bay Logging Co., Inc., a Phillippine company, for $3,170,300
of 5% f .convertible preference stock;
and -it also intends to obtain
options to purfchase the remaining stock of Lianga prior to 1965
for
an
aggregate of $342,000 making a total purchase price of
Maine
a
corporation .engaged
Vanity
paper.
Fail-
is
New
a
t
i
$3,500,000.
In addition to
certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the com¬
outstanding 7,039,962 shares of common stock, of which
as a group own 8.3%.
Owen R. Cheatham is
chairman
and
Robert B.
Pamplin is
president.—V.
196,
has
pany
management officials
board
2178.
Intelectron
The company
statement
Corp.—Common Registered—
of 171 East 77th St., New York, filed a registration
10 covering 100,000 shares of com¬
with the SEC on Dec.
stock, to be offered for public sale at $3 per share.
No un¬
is presently involved.
Organized in May 1961, the company is in
the development
stage and, according to the prospectus, has earned no income to
date.
It intends to engage primarily in the research and develop¬
ment of devices and techniques for inducing intelligible hearing in
mon
derwriting
miniaturization of the so-called
Transdental
Hearing System so that maximum hearing restoration without inter¬
ference with speaking, eating, drinking, or other normal functions
of the oral cavity may be attained for those patients participating
in
projected limited clinical testing program.
a
If the entire offer¬
ing is sold, the additional net proceeds will be applied toward
obtaining additional technical information necessary for expanded
clinical testing programs and for further miniaturization
of the
so-called Skin Electrosonic and Transdental Communications Sys¬
explore other possible applications of the principle of
stimulation of the nervous system through stim¬
teeth and skin and dental, facial and other nerves.
The company has outstanding 400,000 shares of common
stock,
of
which
Puharich and
Lawrence
own
22.5%
and 18.2%, re¬
and
tems
to
electromagnetic
ulating the
spectively, and management officials as a group 52.5%. The com¬
pany
issued an
aggregate of 180,028 shares to Puharich and
Lawrence for their grant to the company of an
exclusive license
on
their patents, and the remaining 219,972 shares to the other
stockholders for their aggregate cash investment of $190,000.
Sale
of all of the new stock to the public at $3 per share will result br¬
an
increase in the book value of stock now outstanding from 47
cents to
89 cents per
share with a resulting dilution of $2.11
per
in
share
the
stock purchased by the public.
will have furnished
and will take the
venture, while owing 20%
of the
equity of
book
According to the prospectus, the public investors
more than
60%
of the company's cash capital
financial
major
common
risks
in
the
stock.
/
Johnny-On-The-Spot Central, Inc.—"Reg. A"
Filing
corporation on Nov. 30, 1962 filed a
"Reg. A" covering
shares to be offered at-the-market (max. $8.33)
underwriting.
Proceeds will go to the selling stockholders.
Johnny-on-the-Spot of 830 Central Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y., is
6,000
Miscellaneous Features
General
Corporation and Investment News.
_
and
City Bond Offerings
Dividend Declared and Payable
1
2
Federal
Reserve
9
dering
and shirt laun¬
National
Central
Life
Insurance
Co.
—
Common
Registered—
Systems
Rates
49
49
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
in the operation of a retail dry cleaning
establishment.—V. 196, p. 2179.
engaged
55
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Foreign Exchange
common
without
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead.
State
The
is
The
request of its staff,
the Commission has postponed from
12, 1962 to Jan. 7, 1963 the hearing in, its Washington Office
to determine whether to vacate or make permanent a prior Com¬
mission
order
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption
Dec.
Securities
address
whose
will be applied toward
PAGE
On
from
Jarman
M.
W.
involving the hard-of-hearing and of devices and. techniques
applicable to certain specialized and affiliated areas of communi¬
cation.
To date, its efforts are said to have resulted in three sys¬
tems for inducing effective hearing through the dental structures
and facial nervous system of the user.
It is the company's belief
that these systems incorporate certain features of devices patented
by Henry K. Puharlch, president, and Joheph L. Lawrence, vicepresident. The offering will be terminated and all funds returned to
investors if a minimum of $182,000 is not raised.
Such proceeds
In This Issue
Transactions
offering
President and
cases
1962
196, p. 2173.
ing
is
196, p. 2378.
for
exchange
on
111 Seventh Ave. North, NatShville, Tenn., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 7 covering 185,000
shares of cumulative convertible preferred
stock (no par), to be
offered for public sale
corporation
The
of
company,
tration Withdrawn—
Dec.
Willingham
plywood specialties, kraft paper and containerboard,
board, lumber, flakeboard and hardboard, and also
p.
Inc.—Preferred Registered—
standing cumulative preference stock, on
Association, Inc.—SEC
Health
Community
will
received
Genesco
the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Feb. 23 which covered $30,000,000
of
convertible
subordinated
debentures
due
1987
and
1,500,000 common to have been offered in units of one $20 deben¬
ture and one share through Bear, Stearns & Co., and Allen & Co.,
New York.—V.
195, p. 1089. /
Dec.
H.
B.
Chairman.—V.
Paper
chemical
4.
Columbia. Bancorporation—SEC
On
in
offering price will be determined immediately
prior to maturity.
by General American from issuance of the cer¬
applied toward reimbursing the treasury of the
company for the cost of the cars securing
the certificates.
The
company
plans to expend approximately $30,000,000 in 1963 for
additions to its fleet of freight cars.
■r
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The principal business of General American-" is the furnishing of
The
On
annual
Funds
each 23 shares held of record Nov. 15.
the basis of one share for
common
Ore., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 11 cover-1
ing 667,714 shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer 587,715 (
of such shares in exchange for a like number of outstanding com-^
mon shares of St. Croix Paper Co. and the remaining 80,000
shares
is
certificates
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation on Nov. 28, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering,'3,239
common shares to be offered at $15 for subscription by stockholders
v
interest rate
tificates
The
i
on
owns
An
through a lease serviee program.
used
Commission
principally tank cars, which (were built by the company for its own
fleet
of
specialized
railroad
freight
cars
at
a
cost
exceeding
working
and
preferred stock, the company has outstanding 3,935,786
stock, of which management officials as a group!
of
9.71%.
own
$38,800,000.
Proceeds
capital.
in
Exchange
Jan.
priori to the offering date.
The certificates will bJ secured by
corporation on Nov. 29, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 120,shares to be offered at $2, through Mason Brothers,
Oakland
Calif
iary,
and
by an underwriting group managed by Kuhn, Loeb &
Incorporated after the registration statement becomes effective.
common
on
Securities
licly
(J.W.) Brewer Co., Inc.—"Reg. A"
No
due
the
registra¬
a
$35,000,000 principal amount of equipment trust
15, 1983.
The certificates will be offered pub¬
covering
certificates
The
000
14
with
statement
Dec.
March 15 which covered 200,000
publicly through William R.
offered
been
of
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Files Exchange Plans-—
of 380 Madison Avenue, New York, filed
company,
tion
Co., Los Angeles.
Staats &
and
shares
The
The
withdrew its registration statement
company
sale
General American Transportation Corp.—Securities
Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
1962 the
company
the
ness
Registered—
Barker Bros,
SEC FILINGS
•
manufacture of
Board
.
Brighton Ave., Boston, is engaged
electronic data processing service.
37
an
additional
for
'• A
A" Filing—
I,
.
INSURANCE
•
and the $3,342,500 net proceeds
shares,
mon
"SEC REGISTRATIONS
;
INDUSTRIAL
•
...
50
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
of 2632 McGee St., Kansas City, Mo. filed a
statement with the SEC on Dec. 7, covering 125,000
stock, to be offered for public sale at a price
to
be
supplied by amendment (maximum $15 per share).
The
names
of the underwriters and the underwriting terms are also
to be supplied by amendment.
Organized in April 1961, the company presently writes health
and accident insurance, and it proposes to also write life insur¬
ance.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will be used in the
The
company
registration
shares
of
common
_
Continued
on
page
3
i
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2478)
stock via Bear, Stearns & Co. That issue recently underwent a slight amended
compositional change and was intended to finance the purchase of American
SIDNEY BROWN
Staving off the week before Christmas doldrums in the new issue market will be
40 sealed-bid municipals scheduled for this week's auction block. The total dollar
Fidelity Fire Insurance Co. Also, California Life Insurance Co. 350,000 shares of
via Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson & Co., San Francisco, was withdrawn.
;
common
*
tax-exempts which are $1 million or larger in size comes to! $151.4
of them are $9 million or larger and the largest tax-exempt
volume of the
million.
C AC
MASSIVELY
RESERVE
FEDERAL
million. Only five
is $25
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
Among the larger issues withdrawn or expected to be withdrawn reported last
week were: American Plan Corp. $3.1 million debentures and 155,000 shares of
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
.
TO MAINTAIN
MONETIZES
PUBLIC
DEBT
EASY RESERVES
'V".T= V-*'.'
corporate public-offerings sector is expected to add $34,645,000 in two senior
fixed interest rate debt issues to this week's demand for capital. Thus, total mu¬
The Federal Reserve heavily
nicipal-corporate senior fixed-payment debt obligations comes to $186 million for
the Dec. 17-21 period. In addition, 450,000 ADR's are being prepared for sale on
Wednesday with proceeds to a Japanese motorcycle manufacturer. This week's
visibles will further be increased another $4,237,800 if the already SEC-effective
alacrity in reacting to .the actual deficiency in reserves on Dec. 5 of $129 million.
The average daily reserves for the week ending Dec. 5 was $273 million which
was
about $180 million less than that maintained since the lowering of timesavings required reserves from 5 to 4% on Oct. 25 for reserve city banks and
The
International,
Israeli Hotels
Inc.,
is
this
offered
instead
week
ernments to maintain
-
Friday
of last
Nov.
-
as
of this writing and are awaiting the latter's clearance
leasing the issue for public sale.
before re¬
alone
The
bond market,
also, remains unperturbed by the tax-cut furor surrounding
on the matter as to timing, scope, and on whether gov-
wishes
;
r
spending will be cut back in proportion to various proposed tax reducplans.
•
,
i ■
eminent
tion
marked
'
GRACE LINE, INC., AND
The Treasury again
bill
HEAD
THIS
will raise $100 million
auction market.
The sale
using the bill market this
will
year
NEW YORK
WEEK'S
be
the
PORT
OFFERING
new
$15,700 million
44th
-
were
d'etre
higher GNP,
AUTHORITY
Monday
cheap money advanced by its advocates during current
buying, personal income period. True the year by year
as
rapid as we like, nor solved the rate of
have had no economic decline. Because money is cheap
advances have not been
unemployed, but
we
will be used productively.
28-DAY COMPETITIVE AND
(1)
increase the
—'
Dec.
(Dec. 17):
17-Dec.
22
Dec.
follows:
24-Dec.
29
31-Jan.
5
7-Jan.
12
(Cols. 3 + 4)
$10,400,000
•
$49,081,000
$15i;390,00<)
$200,471,000
3,895,000
<5,675.000
10,570,<H)0
30,420,000
6,761,000
93,375,000
60,430,000
■
26,600,000
4'
'
3,820,000
74,500,000
______
(5)
Total Visibles
Municipals*
900,000
«
(4)
Total
Corporates
2,995,000
$38,<581,000
-
VISIBLES
(3)
Corporate
Stocks
Bonds
.
,
UNDERWRITTEN
(2)
Corporate
Jan.
as
of
and available does not mean it
time
18,875,000
,
Total.
,
37,181,000
153,805,000
'
1
Despite GRACE LINE, INC'S possible sale to another shipping line, $28 million
U. S. Government insured merchant marine
bonds, rated triple A by Moody's,
with five-year protection from call will be offered
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner &
$140,681,000
Last
Week
Dec.
v
14,
*
$1
million
Tuesday (Dec. 18):
across
the
Corporate
board; $21,820,000 NEW
-
.
Wednesday (Dec. 19):
;
,
-
hold the issue
over
{
.
.
.
THIS WEEK'S
Data
-
MILLS,
earlier
$75-80
than
ALASKA
some
by real
-
$67,222,000
(32)
$200,048,550(120)'
699,380,750(456)
$899,435,300(556)
$1,046,395,170(264)
$1,318,614,999(636)
(88)
(72)
416,560,000
$1,366,252,290(330)
534,287,972
$1,462,955,170(336)
(62)
$1,852,902,971(698)
larger issues.
via
shares
shares.
stock
of
$194.2
PUBLIC
DEVELOP.
million
CORP.
problems
Expected
of
according
Jan.;
to
$41.1
pushed
MEMPHIS,
CROIX
with
PAPER
combined
OP
via
from
reports;
N.
Y.
CO.
debt
CTTY
previous
Lehman
CHICAGO,
million
$128
latest
million
back
TENN.,
COMMISSION
end
ST.
and
and
VANITY
equity
FAIR
parts
are
,
Excludes:
BLDG.
for
Registrations
-
Phelps, Fenn & Co.. et al.
Jan.;
unresolved
Jan.
667,714
outstanding
-» :
Nov.
26
AUTHORITY
target
date
not
to
Bros., et al, expected early Jan.;
early next year; $18 million
ILL.
JACKSONVILLE
$60
TRANSIT
million
EXP.
has
AUTH.
OKLAHOMA
TPKE.
Into
run
AUTH.
ex¬
Feb.,
or
1963; $65 million NEVADA IRRIGATION DISTRICT, CALIF., next May; ap¬
proximately $50 million negotiated WICHITA, KAN. refunding via group headed by B. J. Van
Ingen
& Co.
sometime in first quarter 1963;
$11.3 million CHICAGO
PARK DIST.
revenue
bonds; and
million
WELLS
Includes:
LOUIS,
offering
$130
MO.,
LAKE
POWER
million
PROJECT,
WASHINGTON
SCHOOL
DIST.;
REDEVELOP.
AUTH.
calendar.
and
EAST
None
POWER
WASH.,
SUPPLY
revenue
SYSTEM,
bonds
WASH.,
late
1963.
$10,740,000
million
of
.
-
WENATCHEE,
PUBLIC
$15
PHILADELPHIA, PA.; and $8.5 million OKLA¬
these municipals have been definitely readied for the
<
t Includes: $46,145,000 in three rail
equipment trust certificates of which $11,145,000 in two issues
have bid dates set and the
other, GENERAL AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORP., is expected
January via Kuhn, Loeb & Co., has no specific target date set as
yet.
Includes, further, 61 issues of $300,000 or less of which one has a tentative
offering date.
Data
excludes
the
forthcoming $250 million
U.
S.
Government
competitive
long-term
offering.
a
Bros., Inc., Merco Enterprises, IncM and Stratton Fund, Inc.
(formerly Stratton
Realty & Construction Fund) which is a new mutual fund
permitting investors
to exchange their securities for the Fund's
shares. Beside Petro-Capital Corp.
McDonnell & Co. again decided to
delay Alex Forst & Sons secondary offer
which recently had been
put back into the active float of issues to be offered.
*
(80)
$338,061,000(213)
*492,639,000
small business investment
company. J. R. Williston & Beane, N. Y., held back four issues—Child
Guidance Toys. Inc., Greenman
/
I $419,179,699
270,839,000(181)
dates
CORP.
INC.
or
million
HOMA
estate liens and the latter is
(51)
(16)
f$873,613,290(242)
separately.
bonds
revenue
ST.
offering plans and eight issues
according to present reports for the week just past
Among the larger postponed or indefinite offerings were: Western Pioneer
Co's
371,750 capital shares via Kidder, Peabody & Co., and
556,700 shares of PetroCapital Corp. via McDonnell & Co. The former finances loans secured
(34)
$708,334,170
in
*$1 million
Also
Twelve issues in registration have
postponed their
were withdrawn or will be
219,595,900
$321,040,000(195)
!__'_
_________
with
(46)
(25)
secondaries.
$175
CHANGES
SEC REGISTRATIONS
174,413,290
14, 1961
$199,583,799
270,650,000(179)
corporates—
pected
WESTERN PIONEER CO. POSTPONEMENT AND AMERICAN
PLAN CORP.
(31)
$50,390,000
without -dates.
GEORGIA-PACIFIC
until next year unless SEC clearance
is obtained
Dec.
$533,920,880 (26)
parentheses denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
capital and refunding by nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment
companies, and
Excluded
are
private placements and such -other nonpublic offerings as exchanges,
shares reserved for conversion and for issuance under
employees, and stock option plans and "from
time-to-time sales." Thus, excluded from our tabulation is the
recently
registered exchanges of
-
L.
begin.
IN
dates..!
with
stocks
municipals
tabulated
EXPECTED WITHDRAWAL LEAD
stocks
Total
.......
Day may publicly offer 120,000
shares of INSTRON ENGINEERING CORP.
secondary common; and Auchincloss
Parker & Redpath may sell 150,000 shares of
DURO-TEST CORP. secondary
•
$552,573,290 (47)
Total of both financings,-
-
(lif5)
176,892,290
:
BACKLOG
Last Week
$375,681,000
,
stocks
PAPER
or
$586,684,311
$402,027,000
size.
dates
-
Total
general obligation bonds.
$5,405,000 OAKLAND COUNTY, MICH.
During the week Tucker, Anthony & R.
with
bonds
.
Total
AUTHORITY, N. Y.; $11.3 million RICHMOND, VA.,
Thursday (Dec. 20):
Total
Corporate
.
450,000 shares of HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD. representing 9,000,000 common
shares via Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Nikko Securities Co.
Ltd.; $25 million
PORT OF NEW YORK
bonds
Corporate
bids; $5 million DAVIDSON COUNTY, TENN., Moody's Aa, comprising sepa¬
rate bids for $4 million school bonds and $1 million road
general- obligation
bonds; and $4 million CHARLESTON, W. VA.
common
$602,719,880
$331,982,972
Corporate bonds without dates________
.
NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK & PLANNING
COMMISSION,
A Moody's rating, consisting of $4.1 million guaranteed by
Montgomery County,
and $1.5 million guaranteed by Prince
George's County—calling for separate
before the holidays
$294,913,000
~
MARYLAND
,
in
$307,806,880
$254,701,349
This Week
trust certificates rated double
YORK, N. Y. Limited Profit Housing \
General Obligation
bonds rated A by Moody's;. $9 million
HONOLULU/
HAWAII various purpose limited tax bonds rated A
by Moody's; $5.6 million
.
$59,922,000
,
$85,100,990
larger
or
$225,256,000
$169,600,550
$247,884,880
19<51___i—____
$176,771,000
$36,090,000
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN
R^fv equipment
•
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_
Total
$10 million CLEVELAND, OHIO, school district bonds
rated Aa-Moody's; and $6 million TUSCON,
ARIZ., consisting of $5 million
Water revenue bonds, and $1 million street and highway revenue bonds.
A
•
,
Smith Inc.;
$6,645,000 NORTHERN PACIFIC
,
consumer
Dec.
are
12,
in the year ending Dec. 12,-1962. It would be a tragedy if, once again, the
easy
Credit ptflict weie to. result in both Telatiyel$'-,highi4;bond;'Alices end another'
upward spiral in stock price/earnings ratio instead of fostering economic growth
—the raison
supply of bills in order to keep their yields high for balance of payment reasons.
Through today, the total new cash raised in this vein comes to about $5.7 billion.
Larger issues in this week's capital market
Dec.
on
should be contrasted with the gold certificate reserve drop of $953 million for
a realistic insight as to the
extent the Fed has built up member bank reserves
-
SLATE
same
•
1962 compared to $1(5,653 million Dec. 13, 1961.
The $1,419 million purchases of governments in the year's time plus the $767
million resulting from the lowering of reserves — a. total of $2,186 million —
cash in today's regular weekly
since the Treasury commenced
to raise cash and at the
a
The year to year changes show that increased government monetization of debt
came to $1,419 million—33% more than the decline of gold' certificate reserves
to
A\'v
BONDS
the Dec. 5 day.
weekly daily average declined $77 million to a still not unconsolable amount of $1,755 million. Actual Dec. 12 float was $1,696 million which
was $94 million less than that for Dec. 5.
;
'
on
economic
.
mid-western
$537 million increase from
a
The float
.
MILLION
thus, have been kept easy, making
sudden, unexpected change of two weeks ago —
banks without-warning withdrawal of funds from
the
Last week's daily average of net free reserves rose $47 million
million, and the actual Dec. 12 free reserves were $408 million. The latter'
to $320
proposed $11 billiori tWO-stage' tax but—ostensibly to induce a faster growth rate.
All through last week the Federal funds' rate' was easy — below 3%
and
Southern New England Telephone Co.'s "$45 million 4%s debentures sold out
$28
of member banks,
reserves
back! from
to
million
$18
Federal funds.
views.
aiming still higher.'
average increase of $637 million.
The latter is
rise, noted above, in governments held by the Fed.
excess
come
attributed
v
Thus, the bond market has yet to show any reaction to the recent OECD's report
urging substantial increase in the government's deficit and to the CED's recently
though they
>
.
week
than the
swift
a
supposed to have been the time when that distinguished Rep¬
resentative had agreed to the Administration's thoughts on the tax subject. Since
then, however, Rep. Mills has expressed his original, contrary thoughts. In¬
terestingly enough, a new Senator from New Jersey seems to have unexpectedly
parted company with the Administration as to over-all tax cuts. Sen. Harrison
A, Williams (D.-N. J.) is not only opposed to reducing Federal spending to com¬
pensate for tax-cuts (which is not out of line with the Administration on this
score) but, more importantly, he prefers no tax cuts at all if that is the only way
to have government spending continue. Senator Byrd (D.-Va.), of course, has
as
two
a
The free
Last August was
quickly to yield 4.32%. If anything, bonds last week looked
with
expected to expand credit by about $4.5 billion.
was
more
Rep.
not altered his
gov¬
gold
—or
-
.
Wilbur Mills (D.-Ark), Chairman of the powerful tax-originating House
Ways and Means Committee may be asked to reconsider his uncooperative views
towards a tax-cut by the President and his principal cabinet member on the matter,
/
so
stock has remained relatively unchanged during these past several
weeks.
Money in circulation two weeks ago had increased $265 million on a
daily average basis from' the week before and increased last week another $372
.
President's
banks.
did
It
including $10 million repurchases, in the Dec. 5-ending week. That plus this
past week's purchases, which included $27 million repurchases, comes to $619
million in two weeks. The lowering of reserve requirements added $767 million
to member bank reserves and was thought to be sufficient without open market
purchases to supply needed increased reserves for the customary December
outflow of funds from the banking system.
The drop in reserve requirements
,
and only the government's 414s of Aug. 15,
1998-92, out of all its issues, is yielding on the asked side 4.01%. All the rest are
3.92% and less and, so far, show no evidence of being perturbed by the prospect
of the $250 million competitive U. S. Government sale of bonds. The details re¬
garding this new, venturesome, financing by the government are expected to
be announced this week with the offering date for sealed bids unannounced but
expected in the next 30 days.
.
.
the
other member
all
buying side of
credit-ease.
the Fed purchased $393 million government securities
which included $75 million in 1 to 5-year maturities, $34 million in 5 to 10-year
maturities and $5 million in 10 years and over.
The Fed bought $226 million,
The current strength of bonds persists
The
for
the
on
excess-reserve
In the week ending Dec 5,
(Dec. 14) target date. The underwriters, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., and American
Basic Economy Corp., are said to have obtained clearance from all states except
New York
1
intervened last week
member banks'
INDETERMINATE
.
Corporate, stocks
Includes
;
•
and
'
bonds*
^ACKLOG
This Week
Last Week
$1,814,145,500
$1,917,895,000
•
also,
postponed issues with an estimated dollar value of
$193,870,500 compared to last
week s tally of 56 Issues and
$165,120,000 value. These .postponed issues may return with or without
changes to the active backlog or be withdrawn.
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.
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December
13, 1962
./
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9
Volume
6221
Number
196
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Vending Components, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
General Corporation and Y
Investment News
Continued from page
Park,
life
for
reserves
111.,
which
The
7
Dec.
on
'.".'Proceeds
estimated
at
of
$16,667,000.
In
addition
the
SEC
Management
Dec.
on
10
Denver,
covering
The
presently
is
company
act
filed
joint venture
,
($i5,000)
commit
certain
a
of
sum
cipants,
and
test,
for
will
company
estimated
drill,
that
the
of
fund
at
the
place
25%
acquire
fund
will
properties
complete,
produce
Occidental's
protection
therein)
I At
bonds
due
1993
at
it
would
sell
$25,bidding
competitive
.:
will
money
that
stated
its
and
and
abandon
management
Occidental's
be
geophysical
fee
defray ;the
to
costs
and
used
60-cent
order
interest
for
disposal.
locate,
60%
to
wells,
both the dividend and income taxes. ' But
debentures is an expense item, so the company would
on
to
corporation
Proceeds
6n
to provide the
same
return.—V. 189, p. 2138.
will
30,
thereof,
-\
.
and
additional
''
■
r
filed
1962
offered
the selling
Urban Ave.,
to
go
for
components
195,
;Addressograph-MultigraphuCorp. —Sales
8.5%—:\;r\
Addressograph-Miiltigraph sales again reached
first
a
"Reg.
A"
in
use
microwave
systems
and
fiscal
those
Sales
year.
of
a
year
the
three
months
in
All¬
v
.
Inc., this issue.—V.
196,
2275.
p.
-
$3,500,000
its
ol
promissory
notes
of
subordinated
convertible
this
due
1977
promissory notes due
of
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
;
joint
a
announcement, W. G. Malcolm, Cyanamid Chairman,
J.
Breck, President of John H. Breck, said that if
negotiations are concluded as planned, it is intended th~t the Breck
Edward
business will continue to be operated by its
present management and
employees.
/
•
/
Breck
manufactures and sells the
well-known Breck
shampoos,
hair sprays and professional
States
and
throughout the
Cyanamid
is
distributes
shop hair preparations
them
also
in
in
the
countries
60
some
world.
a
diversified
chemical
and
pharmaceutical firm
manufacturing and selling over 2,500 products for the farm, home,
industry and the medical profession. In 1961, the company earned
$49,353,000 on sales of $603,958,000.—V. 196, p. 2376.
American Realty
On
Dec.
the
on
'l962
12,
American
&
the
Stock
Petroleum) Corp.—A. S. E. Lis
stock
common
Exchange
of
under
the
g
was listed
AXR.—V. 196,
company
the symbol
2376.
p.
earnings
for
the
is
.
months
12
;
Oct.
•
31,
respec¬
-Y
1962,
period
same
$3.98
basis
of
share
one
for
each
23
Fuel,
be
to
are
of
used
55
S.
shares
a
repayment of debt and expansion.
St., Oxford, Pa., is a holding company
for public utility firms engaged in the
sylvania.—V. 195, p. 1430.
•
,
last
year
a
earnings
amounted
of
to
corporation
shares
common
to
Co., Beverly Hills,
Proceeds
to
are
Nov.
on
.
distribution of
gas
be
offered
filed
for
used
$2,669,000
recorded
1
for
St.
and
at
$2,
investment,
See
The
working
the
months
12
ended
Oct.
31,
1962',
,
Co.—Proposed Share Exchange—
company
.investors.
$100,
this issue.
"l
•'
$500
said that it will use $3,700,000 of the
retire long-derm loans, and the balance
working capital.—V. 196, p. 2275. *
196, p. 1763.
and $1,000.
No
used
See
"
;
International, Inc.
ment
6,
company withdrew
with the SEC on Feb.
originally filed
capital
shares
Langley &
Co.,
to
New
have
been
York.—V.
U. S. Cold Storage of
The
corporation
20,000 common
prises,
Ltd.,
on
shares
Nov.
to
be
Storage
operation
p.
1,
covered
through
2380.
p.
550,-
W.
C.
-
Hawaii, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
of
a
cold
a
3140
filed
a
"Reg. A"
covering
$10, through Loyalty Enter¬
warehouse and working capital.
St., Honolulu, is engaged in
warehouse and working capital.
new
Ualena
storage
I
Vanity Fair Paper Mills, Inc.—Proposed Share Exch.
Corp.,
this
ing,
'
into
an
feeding
has
capital
on
subject
BUSINESS
conducts
be
may
redeemable
convertible
are
ranging
accrued
before
or
on
at
$15.50
Dec.
1,
share;
per
1972;
at
and
$18
at
$21
per
per
share
adjustment.
to
The company, headquartered at Dardanelle, Ark.,
integrated poultry business, including hatching, grow¬
processing and marketing operations.
At present
—
and
subsidiaries.
24
weeks
earnings
stock
before
or
REVENUES—Sales
26
ended
of
Sept.
the
29,
its
and
company
1962
amounted
to
subsidiaries
$28,277,658,
for
the
while net
$551,532.
were
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT
TO
equipment
purchase
and
mortgage notes (at interest rates
from 4%
to 7%)——
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Gas Co.,
,
'
'
.
•
(at
196,
issue.
int.
due
rates
within
from
12
6%
months
to
6% convertible subordinated
fund
debentures
convertible
fund
Capital
$527,214
3,704,350
sinking
(par
due
1,225,000
1,200,000
1,200,000
$3)
.1,000,000 shs.
G.
of -the
Edwards
& Sons
underwrtiers,
hiave
and
Provision
income
of
ing at
Earns,
—V.
for
the
of
securities
which
each
severally
has
agreed
G.
Edwards
&
SonsJ
Eoettcher
with
Hayden,
in¬
1
shares
Y
of
$432,006
'
848,147
833,850
$0.59
$0.52
976,536
capital stock outstand¬
end of period
1-——share of capital stock outstanding
per
196, p. 1048.
1961
$9,832,341
970,486
538,480
&
Co
Miller
are
as
Westheimer
—V.
196, p.
&
Shares
4,000
300,000
200,000 I
4,000
2,667
150,000
2,000
75,000
1,000
,
75,000
1,000
____
50,000
667
25,000
333
25,000
333
—
&
Co
Quinn & Co.____
Parker, Ford & Co.,
31,
472,910
:—
taxes
purchase
to
$300,000
C. Allyn & Co.__
L_—_
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.——
nine
$503,626
taxes—.—i——
income
convertible
sinking fund debentures due 1977 offered. The nature
underwriting commitment is such that if any of the securi¬
ties are purchased by the underwriters, all must be so purchased.
The names of the several underwriters and the principal amount
of
A.
Report-
$11,086,311
255,225% shs.
C. Allyn & Co.,
into .an under¬
subordinated
pi. 2376.
1962
revenues
before
Income
Sept. 30—
A.
entered
Debentures
a
Allied Maintenance Corp.—Six Months'
,
1,500,000
sinking
1977——
UNDERWRITERS—A.
representatives
"
1976—
subordinated
debentures
stock
due
10%)
follows:
Offer Extended—
this issue.—V.
$527,214
j
4,204,350
.
Indebtedness
$346,000,
cents
period Ended
Net
2275.
Georgia-Pacific
debentures
The
case.
thereafter
thereafter,
Graphic Arts, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
to
63
or
Number
See
.
or 77 cents a share as compared with $283,share for the nine months ended Oct. 31, 1961.
The 1962 figures reflect a net loss of approximately 6 cents per
share on the company's trading stamp operations.
Trading stamp
operations are not reflected in sales or income for the prior period.
Since Oct. 1, trading stamp operations have been profitable and
the company has reason to believe "that they will not continue to
be so.—V. 196, p. 2075.
amounted
000,
Operating
of
each
debentures
1963 at optional redemption prices
and 101%/ after Dec. 1, 1975, plus
capital stock and the $1,200,000 principal amount of 6%
$8,107,000, for the corresponding period of the prior year, an
crease
of 24%. Net income for the nine months ended Oct.
registration' state¬
which
publicly
Honolulu.
Cold
196,
196,
20,
1962
offered at
Proceeds are to be used for
S.
offered
its
Y
company has reported consolidated net
sales for the
months ended Oct. 31, amounting to $10,082,000, as compared
SEC Registra-
the
1962
Of¬
writing agreement as the representatives of the several underwriters
named below, to purchase from the company the 16,000 shares of
'
-
The
tion Withdrawn—
Dec.
'
Gas Co.—Exchange
Northern Illinois
for
repayment of debt, land acquisition
and working capital.
Star, of 1601 E. South Mountain Ave., Phoenix, is engaged in real
estate development and construction.—V. 196,
p. 2175.
On
1,
102%,
A.
advertising,
Towers Marts
1967
1,
share
underwriting is in¬
Allied
be
to
are
development,
Dec.
FEATURES—The
Dec.
to
in
6%
company
Allied
|
Proceeds
Glore, Forgan & Co., New
Bertin C. Gamble, Chairman and President of Gamble-Skogmo,
Inc., has been named President of Alleghany to succeed John D.
Murchison, who resigned.
Mr. Murchison will remain a director.
—V.
of
Securities
—
Authorized
Los Angeles, is engaged in the. sale
corporation on Nov. 9, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering $300,of 6'/2%
convertible sinking fund debentures to be offered at
multiples
after
105%
1763.
for additional
The
in
Inc.
by
and
on
from
it
Star Development Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
volved.
Valley Industries,
,
used
interest
ago.
Alleghany Corp.—New President—
Georgia-Pacific Corp.,
pp.
PROCEEDS—Net
be
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On Dec.
proceeds to
and
entertainment.
Croix Paper
190,
.
York, negotiated the placement.
capital.
travel
p.
institutional
of
"Reg. A" covering 75,through Costello, Russotto
capital
Recreation, of 411 W. 7th St.,
issue.—V.
sinking fund debentures, due Dec. 1,
1977, at 100% and accrued interest, .and 16,000 shares
of its capital stock, at $14 per share.
Y
a
Calif.
be
this
working capital.
14,
said that it had arranged to .sell
$15,000,000 of promissory notes due 1963-78 to a group
1962, the
in Penn¬
,
1962
23,
Co.,
year
$2,427,000
year.
whole.—V.-196,
Admiral
Recreation Industries, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
Insurance
Various
for
3rd
(Ind.) — Stock Pur¬
1518.
REDEMPTION
quarter
underwriting is involved.
Proceeds
Penn
the
on
Co.
subordinated
in
Gas, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
share
per
No
and
Life
were
a
!
reduction in earnings this quarter is due largely to increases
expenditures preparatory for expansion of sales volume. A smaller
portion of the reduction is caused by devaluations of currency in
The corporation on Nov. 30, 1962 filed a
"Reg. A" covering 12,JArgentina, Brazil and Canada. First quarter earnings traditionally
126 common shares to be offered for subscription
by stockholders' ." are not a meaningful barometer of the expectancy for the year as
held.
States Insurance
National
Lincoln
proceeds from the sale of the securities will
the company for retirement of short-term indebtedness,
development of the company's markcing division and
additional
\
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$12,909,000 compared with earnings of $11*896,000 in the same
months
12
.
Oct. 31, 1962, established an allThis compares with $164,024,000 for the
jConsolidated-earnings for
were
assemblies.
;■
months ended
12
high of $175,529,000.
same
..
the
for
Sales
time
the
8.5%,
and
Y1
•;
high for the
for the last
.
$242,000 lower than
the first, quarter last year.
,
earnings
ended
for
new
a
7%
by
7%;
Y
i,
Consolidated
covering
and
ago
compared. with $40,176,000
increase of 4-%
an
which
!
$3, without underwriting, j
stockholdex-s.
the
World-wide'Sales for
ago,
)
at
of
exceeded
'
$41,832,000
Y
'
quarter
months
12
tively.,-
Np
;'.Y/;•'
YY*
-
The
the
Holdings
11, 1962, A. G. Edwards & Sons, St.
Louis, and A. C. Allyn & Co., Chicago, as co-managers
of an underwriting group, announced the offering of
$1,200,000 Arkansas Valley Industries 6% convertible
J
Net
/
910.
p.
Penn Fuel
—V.
of
acres
fered—On Dec;
of 51
Westbury, N. Y., is engaged in
design, manufacture and sale of microwave test equipment and
U.
7.4
and John H. Breck, Inc., are negotiating for the
the Springfield, ) Mass.,
hair preparation firm by
company
Arkansas
and
company.
Nov.
Paradynamics
other
000
In
and
pay
only 6%
earn
its
American Cyanamid
and
administration
Program.
Arriland Hammer is president of the company
Occidental; and Hammer and three other officers own all
The
and
stock,
common
The
1830
the
of
20,000 common shares .to be
par
All-State
Hair
Academy of
about
had
been sold to Libbey-Owens-Forcl Glass Co.
Reynolds Ss
Inc.! New York, assisted in the negotiations.—-V. 196, p. '1872.
News of Business and Finance
may
outstanding stock of the
000
Properties, Inc.—Sells
American
Paradynamics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
of
and
194, p. 737.
Allstate Bowling Centers,
See
to
surveys,
exploratory
and
expenses
•»
&
Hollywood
Club
chase Offer—
of actual expenses, and Occidental will receive
(1)
management fee of the total of all commitments to the fund,
(2) a one-third "carried interest" in all properties acquired
under
000
the
$3,000,000 of
Elakeley said class A dividends must be paid from aftermeaning the company has to earn 12% of gross reve¬
in
have to
10%
at
in
Yacht
Bowling Centers—
United
of stockholders,
Gerald W.
Blakeley,
the company is "seriously considering" re¬
cumulative class A stock for about $10*000,000 and refinancing the issue by the sale of debentures.
-
nue
reimbursement
—V.
interest
Montauk
sever
Long Island, for a total price of $366,000.
Completion of the sale depends on transferring the school's license
and yacht club's liquor license, and on
passing title to the yacht
tax earnings,
•
be requested of participants to defray the costs
of certain other activities.
The company will receive for its serv¬
ices
to
the Program an
annual fee of $10 per participant, plus
the
deaji, the company will purchase from
latter's
Culture;
beauty
Corp.—May Issue Debentures—Re¬
meeting
annual
the
'
a
contributions
the
Beauty
to
land on the eastern end of
acquisition
Cyanamid.-
of
which
and
the
Properties, the
.2005.
will be used to redeem $20,000,000 of outstanding 5%%.
1989, and for other corporate purposes.—V. 194, p. 2222,,
due
deeming
property interests.
Participants who wish to share
wells to develop properties withing any
drilling block
producing exploratory well has been drilled and com-;
pleted must make additional contributions (pro rata their interests,
T
that
announced
company
(12 noon EST)..
1963
29,
p.
additional
and
concerns.
part of
Co.,
into an agreement with Occidental Petroleum Corp.
substantially identical officers with the company) by
the
is
evaluate
a
mortgage
toward
has
which
on
out¬
1977
Power Co.—May Issue Bonds
enter
(which
in
the
and
collect
15%
to
company
participant
first
the acquisition of prospective oil and gas prop¬
the exploration thereon for oil and gas.
The. company wil
the commitments into a fund and, as agent for the
parti-i
erties
It
the
each
program,
of
Jan.
Mr.
the
of
tendered
See
Light Co.—To Sell Bonds—
&
the
President,
interests
of
&
1962
Laguna Niguel
under Texas law in- November 1962
of participants in this and future
Under
programs.
with
contract
and
of
is engaged in the
pocket toothbrush.
deem Class A Stock—
registration
a
Power
Proceeds
involved.
organized
nominee
was
agent
as
special type
to buy up to 200,000
offer expired Dec. 7.
148.976
was
12,'
000,000
its .1963 Occidental Petroleum Exploration Program,
to be of¬
fered for public sale in minimum commitments of $15,000.
No un*
derwriting
St., ..Philadelphia,
a
The
said.
shares
As
inventory, advertising and
financing would be used for construction.—V. 193,
Dallas
Dec.
Co.—Securities
$7,500,000
it
1962
11,
from the
in
to
Taney
S.
share.
a
from All-State Properties,
Inc., as part of a plan
corporate and financial relationships between the two
all
reported that this company is considering
the issuance of about $22,000,000 of bonds in 1963 to .1964. Proceeds
'
'
r
of 828 Patterson Bldg.,
with
40,■
&
Connecticut Light
Dec.
:
company
equipment,
stockholders
its
President,
and
to
Registered—
The
for
a
"Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
at $1,
to
$3.25
came
filed
1962
made
shares at
P. Brown,
Alside, Inc.—Private Financing Completed—
Dec.
11, 1962 it was reported that 184,210 isha-res
on
statement
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
•/
and marketing of
offer
an
standing
On
bonds
321.
Petroleum
under
Roger
26,
Centers, Inc.—Stock Tender Ac¬
has accepted tenders for 161,398 shares of its
stock;
company
firm's
—V.
Occidental
through
Proposed Registrations
the
company
has
240,000,000
outstanding
shares of common stock, of which 15%
is owned by International
Standard Electric Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of International
Telephone & Telegraph
Corp.
Toshihide Watanabe is president.
p.
The
state
indebtedness,
196,
425
100,000
share,
Bowling
3
ceptances—
•All-State
10,000,000
aggregate
an
used
"
Allstate
statement
covered
195, p. 1803.
be offered
to
be
•
of
Nov.
on
registration
~
manufactures telephone, carrier transmission and
radio equipment,
electron tubes and semi-conductor devices, elec¬
tronic systems and equipment, electrical household appliances, and
other
miscellaneous
products.
The net proceeds from the stock
sale will be applied toward the company's 1963 construction pro¬
gram,
been
have
is
March 30, which
offered
at
$4
per
club.—V.
company
certain
withdrew
on
filed
Japan,
covering
to
are
Warner,
purchase
share))'and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
to
shares
common
promotion.
registration statements with
shares of common stock
(represented by 400,000 American Depositary Shares), and 160.000
American Depositary Receipts
for common stock of the company.
The
American depositary
shares (each representing - 25 common
shares of the company) are to be offered for public sale through
underwriters
headed by First Boston Corp., .20 Exchange
Place,
and The Diawa Securities Co.,
Ltd.,
149 Broadway, both of NeW
York. The public offering price (maximum
90 cents .per common
Tokyo,
of
company
SEC
SEC
Co., Inc., New. York.—V.
000
proposes
Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—Common Registered—
the
the
shares
The" corporation
insurance
it
owns
68.57%
and
Lawrence Leggett is
C.
the company
with
Keene. &
management officials as a group
president. Sale of the new stock to
the public will result in an increase in the book value of stock now
outstanding from $3.04 to $4.87 per share.
4.37%.
1962
Warner Products Co.,
company's
the
6,
filed
common
1
insurance
Dec.
On
originally
business, including
to write, and' for
other general expenditures. The company has outstanding 692,750
shares
of
common
stock, of
which
Jerome
Factor, of Highland
of
operations
general
(2479)
Inc.
Co..
1973.
Associated Dry
Goods Corp.—Nine Months' Report
Period Ended Nov. 3—
1962
1961
$
Net
sales
Estimated earnings before Federal inc.
Provision for Federal income taxes
taxes
$
227,268,000
9,375,000
212,913,000
4.250,000
—V,
share
196,
5,700,000
5,125,000
_
Estimated net earnings—
Per
5,150.000
$1.24
earnings
p.
9,850,000
$1.24
949.
Atlantic Refining
Co.—Acquisition—
Atlantic Refining has completed the purchase of all outstand¬
ing stock of Calumet Creek Oils, Ltd., Calgary, Canada, Louis F.
Davis, general manager of domestic producing of Atlantic, an¬
nounced.
Calumet's
principal asset,
the
announcement
said,
is
an
11.25%
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FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent
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unaer tne Act
of March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American
Other countries, $72.00 per year.
Unio^ $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 pei; year.
NOTE:
On
account of the fluctuations
in the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and Advertisements must be made In New York fundp.
Vr 4
I
'
■
I
1
4
in
interest
sands
leases
In
the
oil
about
totaling
51,000
sands
A.
not
Merrill
disclosed.
announcement, Mr. Davis said: "The acquisition
properties strengthens our position in the
the
Creek
Calumet
and (adds considerable known
holdings."—V. 196, p. 2076.
Canadian
On
Dec.
the
7,
Exchange suspended
trading
$5 par capital stock due to the absence of cur¬
information and the fact the firm's properties in
been
have
The
the
Trad'g Susp'd
company's
financial
rent
Cuba
the American Stock
1962
the company's
to
reserves
Atlantica Del Golfo Sugar Co.—Stock
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
in the Athabasca tar
the northeast corner
acres
Province.
making
of
1
miles north of Calgary in
The purchase price was
500
area,
Alberta
of
1
(2480)
expropriated by
Exchange
issue
from
is
filing
the Cuban Government.
with
application
an
registration.—V.
listing and
the
189,
Masten &
SEC
Fenner
& Smith
Calif., company has announced that it
House Bowling Center in Torrance, Calif.
Co._
200,000
Stifel,
F. S. Moseley & Co.—
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
350,000
Model,
Roland
McCormick
quired
Gable
The
number
of
is
lanes
Suplee,
Yea t man,
Mosley Co., Inc.—
Taylor,
Rogers ,
&
350,000
______
Jaffray
&
has
sections
20-lane
two
pinsetters, opened in
dining
room
and
Tucker,
Boulevard
of
in
and
112,800
County.
approximately
Los
Angeles
Henry
the
Inc._
(350,000
225,000
Wertheim
350,000
J.
&
Co.,
Brothers
G.
&
includes
and
a
ranks
fifth
the
as
Hawthorne
population
largest city in
service
350,000
depreciation
50,000
Weld
&
Witter
&
Co.__
of Automated Sports Centers, said
than $500,000 annually to the cor¬
during its fiscal year.—V. 194, p. 2765.
Banner Industries,
Inc.
Reports Increased Sales,
—
Co
I
on
in
sales
and
earnings
which
the
has
company
enjoyed
during the past two years is > continuing into 1963 at a
good rate, President Ben "Blum reported to stockholders at the
annual
meeting.
sales
Net
for
first
the
$2,284,431 compared
$59,699 an increase
the first quarter
1
of
of 1963, ended Sept. 30,"rose to
$1,931,899 last year. Net profit rose to
30%
over
the $45,393 reported last
over
is
on
1962
to
in
and
million
$20
large part
Co.
this
to the
famous
wholesale
bution
field
Blum
is
the
net
compared
profit
with
per
seven
$8,632,413
Mr.
in
is
$13
reported for
reported. This is
Blum
November
goods
of
the
of
one
sporting
sale amounted to
acquiring Tryon, Banner
Mr.
cents
year,
Tryon
company's
"In
ward,"
outstanding,
10
acquisition
Philadelphia.
of
most
shares
621,155
approximately
quarter of 1962.
sales will jump from
gross
over
a
Tryon
to
first
the
Banner's
of
total
a
amounted
for
cents
Edw.
the
nation's
companies.
K.
oldest
Last
year
'
million.
has made its greatest step for¬
position in the wholesale and distri¬
considerably stronger."—V. 196, p. 1976.
said.
now
The
of
its
Payment
Co.,
has
company
6-year
will
called
6%
be
for
redemption
secured
at
made
notes,
the
Dec.
on
due
July
American
Beneficial Finance
Co,
1,
&
4.45%
publicly,
$30,000,000
debentures due June
priced
were
at
100%
of
1,
and
the
fiscal
with
bank
to
subsidiaries
provide
respective
loans
and
of
Beneficial
1988.
—
On
Finance
The debentures
interest
is
the
to
used
commercial
reduce
to
with
1300
of
funds
to
Market
St.,
a
earnings
Debt:
Short-term
bank
and
Employees' shrift
Long-term Debt:
Senior
other
loans
accounts
the
in
"and
due
notes
that
June
457,685
the
Net
30,
1963,
3% %
notes due
1966_.
1967
debentures
4,/s %
notes
due
notes
47/b%
of
due
notes
Payable
3V2%
in
A
class
The
taxes
due
1979—.
due
B
$323,598,928,
Canadian
A
record
net
compared
sales
with
over
Net
1961.
$297,921,102
for
sales
due
1969
9,250,000
notes
due
1969—
4,625,000
9,250,000
due
Debt
notes
1976
payable
due
—
:
in
1980
U.
due
1963
notes
due
1969
9,250,000
/
currency:
$50,000,000
currency:
through
through
$10,000,000
1973
5,000,000
both
$4.50 dividend
shares
500,000
600,000
shares
par)
prior
($100 par)
to Nov. 1, 1966)
($1
par)
the
terms
underwriting
severally
agreed
625,000
II
shares—
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the
subject to
agreement,
to
the
purchase
following respective principal amounts
of
the conditions
underwriters
from
the
named
company
the
debentures:
A.
C.
Co
Allyn &
Co
350,000
Lestrange
Bacon,
Whipple
Baker,
Weeks
Bateman,
&
&
Co.
Co.—
Eichler
G.
Becker
&
Blunt
Co.
&
Co.
&
Co.,
Boettcher
&
Inc
Co
Deetjen
100,000
1,000,000
years)
First
Boston Corp.
Glore, Forgan & Co.__
Goldman, Sachs
Co., Inc.
Harrison &
&
Co.
Ripley
Burns
Bros.
&
&
____;
Co
Glass-Tite
&
Hornblower
& Weeks_
Hutton & Co. Inc.
Co. Inc.
&
W.
EI
225,000
Illinois
Johnston, Lemon &
Kidder,
Peabody
& Denton,
Inc.
Butcher
Sherrerd
Clarke
&
Co.
100,000
100,000
Courts
$
Co
100,000
Drexel
&
Co
350,000
350,000
F.
Eberstadt &
A.
G.
Co
Edwards & Sons
Co.
50,000
Co.
Inc.
Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.
Laird Bissell &
Meeds_
Lazard Freres & Co
Loewi
&
Co
inc
350,000
225 000
&
__
Mason-Hagan,
350^000
200,000
100,000
to
the
cents
to
before
in
32
the
was
cents
stock
to
Per
of
as
100 000
100,000
50,000
October
$102,607
to
1961.
during
1961.
Vice-President
in
sales
of
Cle-Ware
from
came
Industries,
expansion
its
of
pointed
sales,mar¬
seven
States Gas Producing-
Co.—Qtrly. Report—
Sept. 30—
1962
(
Shares
—V.
2,773,417
1,688,147
$0.45
$0.28
1,561,013
910,338
$0.25
$0.15
6,189,319
net income——
6,062,442
_—____—
outstanding, end of period
196.
$6,394,911
deprecT
provision for deferred Fed. inc. taxes)
cash earnings
•
Per share
1961
3,938,642
.
income
1766.
p.
Coleman Co.,
The
the
reported
net
income
sales
on
"All
!
$1.66
or
the
first
1962.
like
period
last
six
operating
performance, and we
net
year
divisions*
income
was
$673,114
confident
are
quarters in the history
directors at their regular
will
we
of
the
experience
trend,
in
profit
Mr.
196,
the
of
one
company,"
meeting.—V.
quarterly
$1.05
or
of-'iast year'
ahead
ara
fourth
told
!
of
$1,056,319
$35,159,251 in
of
on
sales of $31,174,102.
and
earnings
in
October
continued
the
upward
Coleman, President and Chairman said/'*'"
Sheldon
best
stock
common
months of
share
a
of
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
has
company
share
per
Conso Products, Inc.
Coleman
853.
p.
Note Sold Privately — On
14, 1962, it was reported that a $1,250,000 prom¬
issory note due Nov. 30, 1977, issued by this
company
had been sold
privately through H. Hentz & Co.,
New York.—V. 196,
p. 1447.
—
'
Oct. 28,'61
Pursuant to
000
of its
J". >'
:
-
/
,
v. •
' '*
V
;
t
Offered—
7, 1962 prospectus, Suplee, Yeat-
$750,-
6%
The stock
subordinated sinking fund debentures.
priced at $5 per share and the deben¬
was
981/2%, plus accrued interest.
$1,000 debenture carries one warrant to
shares, and each $500 debenture one
100
rant to purchase 50 shares at from
5,021,193
chised
4,931,191
$1.95
$1.89
for
Dec.
a
Co.—Securities
Mosley Co., Inc., Philadelphia, offered
publicly,,
100,000 shares of this firm's common stock and
bottling
90,002
Bottling
man,
5,333,363
10,354,556
'
:
Consolidated
5,106,410
BUSINESS—The
and
company
its
$5 to $9
subsidiaries
share.
per
of
pur¬
war¬
605
North
American
St., Phila., are engaged primarily in the manufacture,
and distribution of carbonated beverages under the fran-
trade
private
No-Cal
names
brand
trade
Philadelphia.
on
and
Squirt,
in
names,
The
and under
middle
a
also
company
proprietary
atlantic
has
area
and
centering
commitment
a
for
the
exclusive
in
franchise to produce, sell and distribute
Royal Crown Cola
metropolitan Philadelphia area commencing on or before
1963. The company also manufactures and sells
the
July
1,
to
syrups
caterers, bottlers and other customers.
Bottling was incorporated in Delaware on Nov. 7,
1962 to acquire all the
outstanding capital stock of Sweetie Bev¬
erages,
Inc. and 4-U Company of America.
In
addition
to
the
Consolidated
Industries, Inc., this issue.—V. 196,
196,
p.
2076.
proposed manufacture, bottling and distribution of
Royal Crown
Cola, the parent company will also provide centralized
management
Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
'sept.
30—
financial
1962
1961
$1,825,346
$1,542,715
60,273
share
(56,949)
(loss)
•
$0.09
The
and
under
presently
carried
Beverages
Chase
transfer
Manhattan
agent
for
Bank, New York,
capital stock of the
the
has
4-U
been
of
appointed
corporation.—V.
190,
Fresh
Carolina Pacific Plywood Inc.—Six Months'
Report
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
after
1961
$5,536,836
$5,698,694
230,164
$0 46
;
341,298
taxes
Earned per common
196, p.
share
;
$0
68'
317.
Sweetie,
the
subsidiaries.
and
Sweetie's
distribution
and
own
own
Maxwell,
brand
commercial
private
trade
Brookside
labels
sold
are
of
soft
labels
and
to
customers.
4-U.
super¬
'
i
solely in the manufacture and sale
products under the trade names Flavor
its
throughdut
the
eastern
and
midwestern
States.
company's belief that the present facilities are inade¬
quate for the company's business. Upon the successful
completion of
the offering of securities
contemplated herein, new plant facilities
be
and
other
constructed
summer
and equipped with modern
high-speed bottling
equipment, for expected occupancy in the spring or early
of
1963.
The
upon
granting of the Royal Crown Cola franchise is conditioned
the construction of the new plant and the acquisition of such
modern
(L. E.)
Sales
Carpenter & Co.—Record Sales,
Earnings—
and
earnings of the company were at record levels for the
nine
months ended Sept.
30, 1962, George Lucas, Jr., President,
reported. On sales of $4,701,064 the
company earned $251,453 after
Federal
income
tax
of
54
cents
a
share
above
the
on
capital shares outstanding dt the end of the
period.
the
This
464,488
was
10%
$229,044 or 49 cents a share earned in the 1961 nineperiod on the same capitalization. Sales in the
comparable
months of 1961 amounted to
$4,257,782.—V. 196, p. 1049.
months
Consolidated
tries
and
increased
37.4%
Alfred
total
also
the
full
results
over
Tananbaum,
showed
a
for
the
President,
better
than
corresponding
announced.
10%
gain
period
The
over
the
1961.
year
Acquisition of land for
Toward
room,
new plant
acquisition of bottling, material
and delivery equipment-
Installation
moving
and
Payment of indebtedness
and
nine
last
months
earnings
for
$100,000
handling,
earnin6s for the nine months
to
$285,222
$207,539
the
or
previous
or
68
94
cents
cents
a
a
share
share
of
ended
common
for
the
Sept. 30, amounted
compared with
stock,
corresponding
period
of
year.
Pretax earnings, at
nine months of
200,000
costs
to
75,000
Small
Business
Administration
40,000
Payment of loans against life insurance policies—
Payment
of
of
accounts
payable—trade
of
accounts
were
1961.—V. 196, p. 853.
51%
greater than for the first
\
32,324
payable—officer
1961
Federal
CAPITALIZATION
income
GIVING
taxes
82,694
u
'
20,000
12,038
EFFECT
Debt
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
FINANCING
Outstanding
Long-term debt, including current
installments
Long-term
$38,574
15,395
1L059
__.
debt—officer
Total
__(
6y2%
Dec.
debt
sub.
1,
sinking
65^028
fund
debs.,
due
1977
/
$750,000
Common
$509,222,
syrup
bank
Payment
of
the
;
I
net
earnings, after income taxes, of Century Indus¬
subsidiaries for the
nine, months ended Sept. 30, 1962,
year,
equipment and, accordingly, is also dependent upon
completion of the offering of securities contemplated herein.
PROCEEDS
Payment
Century Industries Co., Inc.—Net Up 37.4%—
is
in¬
names
engages
Maxwell
the United
its
Lord
private
other
sells
Lord
Sweetie.
under
and
America
for
bottling
under
the
will
1962
sales
Net
—V.
and
of
is
Valley,
4-U,
syrups.
parts
667.
p.
of
and
by
on
bottled
chains
Co.
services
manufacture,
franchises
Delaware
market
Capitol Products Corp.—Appointment—
administrative
company's
drinks
clude
637.
p.
1,000,000
1,200,000
high.
share,
stock dividend,
based on 375,000
share,
per
years.
per
5%
a
compared
10
cents
Notes payable
1,000,000
period
all-time
an
30
dividend
$119,365,
past
$236,365,
cents
26
share
$
:
income
25,000
Hemphill, Noyes
F.
and
Per
110,110,508
___
Sales
1,000,000
100,000
Sons—
100,000
1,200,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
for
year
a
earnings (income before depl. &
Each
1049.
p.
estimated
&
_—______
200,000
Brown
$ 1 °0,000
350,000
Sullivan
The
Cash
123,943,990
10,735,892
5,629,482
tax
income—
on
Period Ended
&
Securities
Dawkins
Harriman
350,000
100,000
Inc
Ellis & Simmons
Blyth
John
100,000
100,000
Inc.
Alex.
100,000
&
Co.
A.
Corp.
Faulkner,
&
Co.
_
Equitable
25,000
Arthurs,
Blair
,
Emanuel,
$6,000,000
22%
revenues
5,106,410
Federal
Burnell &
Amount
_
Dillon, Union
Securities &
27
rise
into
Coastal
tures at
Amount
Eastman
six-month
the
institutions, industrial
325,351
11,896,646
20,000!000
and
the
area
Period Ended
It
_.
stock
None
586,213
cumulative
(convertible
of
profit
Adelman,
that
chase
Nov. 3,'62
___•
196,
The
shares
for
states, including parts of New York; distribu¬
tion
of
Kar-Kare
automotive
products nationally,
and increased
sales in the mushrooming discount
market.—V. 196, p. 1240.
the
Burndy Corp.—Acquisition—
Prefererd Stock—
series)
earnings
record
a
than
more
period
Micky
out
were
33,402,929 pairs of shoes were manufactured during
record high for the company.—V. 196, p. 2376.
on preferred stock——
income applicable to common stock
income per share (2,611,902 shares
Net
$4,250,000
5,000,000
'
(No par) (issuable in
5%
cumulative ($50
1962
Earnings fared
equal to $6.84 per share
income
—V.
1968
Capital Stock:
of
taxes
same
$
sales
Net
$50,000 000
.___>
Debt, payable in U. S.
notes
S.
the
new
Income before
9,250,000
4,625,000
notes
for
by
had
1961.
Period Ended—
4,625,000
14,106,250
___:
.
and
reported
Bullock's, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
See
4,625,000
14,106,250
notes
have
in
sales
in
company
.
Currency:
4%%
4 Vb %
in
records
30,000,000
1965
contained
Sales/ Earnings—
better with 1962 showing
$12,928,815,
1,889,059 shares outstanding, compared to a 1961) net earnings
$10,514,466, equal to $5.60 on 1,876,949 shares outstanding.
.an
increase in earnings of 23% over 1961.
50,000,000
35,000,000
1968—
Common
3,522,815
I
on
—V.
due
and
to
Dec.
'
X
of
50,000,000
50,000,000
sales
rose
(class
Dividends
due
Western
3,320,537
3,626,615
stock
common
even
Net
notes
4%%
7,197,856
3,877,319
3,612,369
common)
increase of 8.6%
30,000,000
25,000,000
35,000,000
30,000,000
__
„
in
outstanding
Sales
$0.85
7,813,990
already
Gamble, Chairman and President, showed the
Net
35,000,000
1981—
1987
later
$1,959,473, a total of $408,217,
last year's volume, thus
maintaining an annual sales
increase
an
After
1961
;
4,201,621
income!
on
company's annual report, shows new
These
record
sales
and
earnings,
50,000,000
.■
Report
$0.93
:ti
59,862-,563'-57,439,467
.
Federal tax
notes
5 7/a %
Months'
p.- 4.
20,000,000
25,000,000
or
For
1962
income
net
196,
20,000,000
30,000!000
___
1977
houses
the
to
the property.
The company has followed
this deferral In order to equalize over the
393,583 shares outstanding, reflecting
Net
apartment
•
sales
taxes
and
20,000,000
4%%
Subordinated
two
stock
common
Outstanding shares of
—V.
35,000,000
1972
1976
due
debentures
4%%
and
taxes
This
the
high
rate
on
shares
to
before
for
Consolidated
Net
$30,000,000
20,000,000
due
1974
debentures
514%
office
feet
square
June 30, 1962, consolidated net cash
$511,652, or 41 cents on the combined "A"
against $312,566, or 25 cents per share
year.—V. 196, p. 1552.
net
income
Provision
$46,931,702
20,000,000
20,000,000
based
be
completing, during
buildings with a net
income
property.
of
Earnings before taxes increased
Earnings per share increased from
pre¬
will
Federal
take
deduction
tax
a
the
31.
over
increase
stock
share
per
Clark R.
on
Oct.
up 26.3%
ended
year
preceding
Consolidated
11,394,019
:_—__
the
over
billings
is
company
.
common
Outstanding
_;
1965
due
notes due
5%
30%
construction
permissible to
as
of
the income tax effect of accelerating
vV,
-V'VV'. :- ;(
change in accounting treatment and the re¬
earnings, reported earnings per common share were
cents, and 6 cents for the 196^ and 1961 quarters,
of
Total sales volume
Total
stated
amounted
year—a
(payable in U. S. currency)
debentures due 1988—_______ $30,000,000
notes
7/e %
of
excess
our
V
2%%
3Vz%
below
increase
said,
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—6
Debt
4.45%
2%%
3Va%
37/a%
will
he
of
fiscal
"B"
carry
Wilmington,
primarily in
_
____
increased
quarter
current
it is
life
4
all-time
ended
nine
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Current
1962
laws,
depreciation
service
(
earnings.
small
CAPITALIZATION
back
of
tax
of
the
Cle-Ware Industries, Inc.—Sales
Up 26.3%—
Cleveland automotive warehouse distributor has announced
keting
September
units.
the
For
primarily
nationwide
2
the
for
yield
holding company with subsidiaries engaged
loan, merchandising and sales finance businesses.
A
merchandising business is carried on by Western Auto
Supply Go., a subsidiary since Oct. 27, 1961.
'
the
added
billings and rental income for the three months ended
Sept. 30, 1962, amounted to $1,800,899, on a consolidated basis, as
compared with $2,217,906 in the year-ago period.
an
Finance
depreciation
Total
outstanding
incurred
paper,
company
companies
cash earnings
of
This
an
he
estate
Net
progress.
taxes, with
principal.
Period Ended October 31—
businesses.
BUSINESS—Beneficial
Del.,
be
real
method,
same."
ending
year
space
237
Earnings
accrued
will
This
of
Brown Shoe Co.—Record
proceeds
short-term
their
year,"
Bloomfield
rentable
4.45%.
PROCEEDS—Net
companies.
for showing
after
alone
1963
30,
fiscal
Mr.
Trust
1962, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
York, as manager of an underwriting group
offered
yardstick
income,
amortization
income
June
vious
100%.
Dec. 11,
New
the company has begun
rather than on a net income
.
Debentures Offered
—
1963,
$180,-
at
Bank
net
approximately the
for
1962,
1965
National
196;:: P.','1048., f.::"".'.' '"'j,
Chicago.—V.
31,
30,
basis
industrial
is widely used by publicly owned
before
Rental
of
case
quarter of
to $457,291 from $340,130 in the three months ended Sept.
30, 1961.
"It is anticipated
that our rental income for this current year
and
Redemption—
a
the
best
of
but
on
"Our
Barton Distilling Co.—Partial
000
the
consist
ended
Based
share
the
and
ending Ju|ne
cash earnings
year
on
in
as
pointed out,
quarter
with
year.
due
the, fiscal
basis
third
,
7
its
cents per share for
the
respectively, and by 26 cents and 25 cents for the 12 months
periods ended Sept. 30, 1962 and 1961, respectively.—V.
196, p. 853.
'
amounted
compares with $131,290, or 10
of the previous fiscal year.
for
the property
deductions.
of
Building Industries, Inc.—Net Higher—
that
Higher
share,
common
of
result
increased
50,000
v
life
a
statement
1,000,000
Yarnall, Biddle & Co_
September quarter net cash earnings on a con¬
to $141,976,
equal to 11 cents a share
1,251,873 shares of combined "A" and "B" common stock. This
reporting
Earnings—
increase
As
1,000,000
Building Industries, which builds, owns and manages
buildings and multi-storied apartment houses in major 'cities,
basis
deferral
a
income
amounts
years
practice of reserving
225,000
Bloomfield
office
in
the
normal
early
of the service life
years
196,"iU2173~""
announced
the
results
225,000
Co
than
during
Co.—■__
&
per
prior earnings have been restated for comparative
present Federal
greater
R.
Harry Bloomfield, President, stated that for the first
The
Under
25,000
225,000
&
taxes and
Wheat & Co.——
Dean
600,000
Bloom fie! d
private
a
more
revenues
gross
C.
White,
(
Hutzler
solidated
acquisition should add
poration's
also
President
Catalano,
E.
Anthony
income
50,000
L.
Day
H. Walker &
cents
subsidiaries
and
company
33
were
purposes.
Spencer Trask & Co.
100,000
Smith, Barney & Co.
with
equipped
April, 1960.
It
cocktail
lounge,
The bowling center is located at 22501
rapidly growing Torrance, which has a
room.
200,000
1,200,000
shop,
banquet
Inc.——.
Co,
100,000
Co'.—-_L—
&
1,000,000
Inc.
Rothschild & Co.
F.
—_
Corp.
225,000
Gardner-
■
automatic
coffee
&
Tracy,
Co.—
&
332.
which
House,
Stroud
200,000
Hopwood
—V.
Gable
200,000
Curtis_
&
100,000
Webster
Securities
Electric Co.—Net
the
of
19ti2
after preferred
compared to 29 cents for the third quarter of 1961,
reported William H. Zimmef, President, in a quarterly letter to
shareowners.
Earnings for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1962,
were $2.79
per common share compared to $2.55 a year ago.
Cur¬
rent earnings reflect a
change in accounting method for Federal
Co.
Co.—
&
L.
&
________
&
of
Monday, December 17. 1962
.
.
dividends,
100,000
—
Nicolaus
Inc.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
&
Inc.
earnings
quarter
100,000
Boyce
Co.—
Co.—
Ohio
&
Stone
&
Net
$200,000
50,000
100,000
The
Salomon
acquisition brings to 10 the number of bowling centers op¬
by Automated Sports Centers in Southern California.
Total
erated
&
McDonald
Reynolds
ac¬
Bros.
Stephens,
Riter
has
Norwalk,
Stein
Cincinnati Gas &
&
„
200,000
Milwaukee
Staats
R.
_
Co.—
The
Putnam
Automated Sports Centers, Inc.—Acquisition—
Co.
1,000,000
Reinholdt
This
Amount
William
$50,000
Pierce,
Inc.
strike
to
Co.—_
Lynch,
Piper,
447.
p.
Amount
E.
,
stock,
Common
stock-series
($1
par)_
B, ($1 par)—
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
750,000
1,500,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
named
below,
'
100,000 shs
100,000 shs.
have
entered
Number 6221
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
underwriting
an
severally
agreed
to
Shares
Suplee,
P.
Brooks
W.
Woodcock,
&
&
Butcher
Stroud
&z
Co.
Taggart & Co., Inc
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc
Hecker
&
Co
t-~ :
Colket
Penington,
Charles
3,400
25,000
&
A.
kay,
Richards & Co.____
—V.
lbKr,
"»
Edison
Consolidated
Plant—
for
electric
wood
construction
a
t>bwer plant at
in
station
Harland
C.
electricity, at
fuel entirely.
the
has
"We
future
the
Commission
'construction
types.'
version
of
the
was
the
Yankee in
ship Savannah.
Point,
The
"The
of
and
growing nuclear power industry. .
be
constructed,
as
was
Indian
would
raised
"Our
said,
Expenditures
to
we
to
.
our
in
or.
of
and
Huffines,
facilities
working
that
the
reported
ing
cents
on
196,
of
centers
of
$16,975,900.
Total
of
gross
Sept.
Corp.
after
Mobile
Ended
Sept.
minority
f
'
net
Total
Notes
-To Sell
sales
income
total
air
1961
19,632,233
The
Sundry
Net
(incomer
income
p.
Provision
Net
Federal
He
the
*
this
for Federal
income
before
income
taxes
I.
Pont's
Net uncome
No.
of
shares
Earnings
—V.
for
shs.
1,133,500
on
$0.42
$0.54
He
this
196,
p.
capital
Lammot du
figure
president
for
Dec.
will
he
by
the
company
the
in
common
Dec.
Corp.,
Panama, --to
change
to
The
Panama.
Stockholders
quested
to
$0.96
transmittal,
to
Wilmington,
class
purchased
which
to
of
to
of
from
time
Dec.-14..
been
in
receive
Panama
exchange
company
■
each
■
-
.
to
make
Wilmington
fraction*.!
Co.,.
will
be.sold
thereto—V.
Feb.
until
and
196,
■
nihe
the
the
the
for
monthsr of
1962
*
.
a
were
latter, of
Division,/.
each, period.-Tn
months
and
gain
equivalent
to
$10*53
sale
on
per*
share,-resulting
of certain, assets.—V.
196,
primarily
1552.
p.
from
the
net
.
1,
proceeds
may
1963,
be
On
after
Dec.
the
1962
3,
Corp.—-V. 195,
distributed
of
name
the company
was
to
ERT
Completed—
tion
The
acquisition of Family Circle, Inc., by Cowles Magazines, pub¬
lisher of "Lock," was completed Dec. 10; according-to an announce-,
ment by Gardner Gowies,- President of the Cowles firm;;- Mr. Cowles
a
Ericsson
Stockholm
--This
of
of
the
majority
j
telecommunications
<
Elektrisk; now
.
of
companies,
interest
in
A/S
a-
■ :>
the .worldwide, .Ericsson
has
Elektrisk
electrical
and
becomes,
Cou>—Acquisition**-
parent, firm
equipment
subsidiary of L. M.
acquisi¬
Norwegian
announced
Bureau,
manufacturer.
A/S
Ericsson. Telephone,
Acquisition was* -accompUshed;.through, purchase-of
than
wholly-owned subsidi-"-
Telephone
company,
telecommunications
10%,-oi
Elektrisk's.
A/S
capital-
stock;
slightly* more
Since. 19.~8,
L.
M.
of
Cowles...
Family
circulation
Mr.
Circle
in
•
.
publishes
excess
Cowles-.said
■
.
Family
-
Circle
of 7,000,000.
that
the
magazine:
Ericsson
■
magazine,, which
has
a
-
will ;continue,
unchanged
"except for the continuous improvements that'are always going on
in any progressive magazine."—V.
196, p. 1874.
Telephone
Elektrisk
which
Elektrisk
automatic
and
has
Bureau,
manufacture.
•
and
and
has
40%.
headquarters "in
of
the
Oslo,
capital
stock
of
A/S
Norway..
1882, 'is engaged primarily l\ the
telephone
equipment,
including,
telephone exchanges, telephone Instruman.s
founded
in
installation
manual
long-distance
held
of
transmission equipment. •
the
1962 before
196, p.
$.28
or
share
a
of
of
non-recurring
951.
Co.—
of
this
from
sate
be
will
added
to
the
for investment in small, business
independently owned and operated and are not
their fields of operation.
Small business firms have
defined as being those, companies with assets not in
in
the
company
are
.
$5,000,000
in
an
share.
a
proceeds
13, 1962,
or
net
of $250,000
excess
worth in excess of $2,500,000, not net
after Federal income taxes during the
L-
years..
organized in
of 955 Main Street, Bridgeport,-' Conn.„
It has elected,to be treated: as a regulated
and intends to,pay cash .dividends .on a. quar¬
company,
1960.
investment company
terly basis equal to at least 90%
income."
"
.
of its "investment, company., taxable
•
Sept.„30, .1962, the company .had .invested a total, of ap¬
proximately I $2,038,000 in small business concerns. Of this .amount,
some
$1,677,000 was invested in 104 secured loans of an average
v.
As
of
in the convertible
equity securities of
company has not
invested as much as 5% of its total assets in any one small business
concern.
While
the compaxxy has not realized any
losses on its
loans and investments to date, nevertheless It has set aside approxi¬
of
approximately
of
11
companies.
six
companies
Up
to
and
the
yeai's,
$271,000
$75,000 in the
present
time
the
mately, $90 000 or 4.4%
of. the aggregate net cost of outstanding
loans and Investments, as a reserve against possible loss.
REVENUES—The
$126,442
$58,176
for
the
beiore
company
six
months
provision
losses... Dividends
declared
CAPITALIZATION
reported total revenues (unaudited) of
ended Sept. 30. 1962, and income of
reserve
of $32,975
in this period amounted
for
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
against
5%
5%
:
$749,000
.*
400,000
(par$l)__—1,500,000 shs.
five-year notes___
subordinated debentures
Cotmmoix
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
possible
to $25,201.
PRESENT .FINANCING
Authorized
-
ary
$2,third
$384,599.
precast shower floors, shower enclosures
was
of
which
debentures
changed
were
the
and
a
non-recurring charge
resulting from the devaluation
months of
the nine
stock at $7.50
preceding two
*
for
$2,017,019
quarter of 1962 was $148,265
net income of $148,575, or $.28
to
California,
a
share
in
for
funds
income
was
1962,
30,
manufactures
further
excess
of
sales
net
shares outstanding.
Sept.
third
partitions.—V,
dominant
been
ended
underwriting
headed by P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc., New York,
a public offering of 75,000 shares of this firm's
concerns
four
2701.,
p.
.
Connecticut Small Business Investment
matuiity
Emertron, Inc.—Name Change Effective—
Earn¬
.
months period was
$367,759, or
outstanding. Net income a year
quarter
to $.09
dollar.
BUSINESS—The
.
Sales,
—
.
shares
the
the
PROCEEDS—Net
after-taxes for the first
$1,308,585 -oi* $1.53 per share as-com¬
special credit of-$14,841,293,.
outstanding
shares
of
^
nine
1962
to
charge
toilet
general
"
a
,
period.
the nine months ended Sept. 30, included a non¬
of $32,558 equal to $.06 a share from the sale of
Metal
common
earnings
there was also
1961
%«..'•
217.
Common Offered—On Dec.
pared "with $1,814,573 or $1.29 pei- share-for the first nine months
of'1961, based on the average nUmbeivof shares outstanding during,
re¬
V "
for
equal
First
report, to
..
that-net
to
credit
income
made
nine
due
%
■
property
Net
Higher—
company
central system
exceeded
a''year'earlier,
of
number
average
p.
third
the
for
Canadian
credit
the
compared
1961
excess
and
2377.
p.
as
President,- in
•*.
reported
Davies
Mi'.
Group
Family Circle will be operated
the
of
percentage
in
purposes
1961.
as
$49,398,
for
of
the
196,
520,787
on
income
recurring
reported that
was
snare
share
additional
Trust
interest
entitled
one
up
sales
gain
commercial
'
1'
compared
Earnings
Notes
1962, amounted "to $131,448,512.
This compares
$119,172,647 for the first nine months of 1961.
Davies;
period.
•
•
of
one-fifth
of the
and
one
xor
Ht
Robert
.
.....
have
company
net
30,
Sept.
net-sales
(L. M.)
that
1962, it
—
shareholders said the
major* portion of the $12,275,865 increase is the-result of increased
requirements for automotive original, equipment parts.- \
Sales for the third quarter of 1962 were $40,220,446- as compared
to sales of $36,566,137 for the corresponding period of 1961.
Sales
for the third ^quarter of
both years reflect the seasonal decrease
due " 'to
the
automotive
industry
model
changeover during this*
^
Delaware"
■
1962
31,
Aug.
increased
an
substantial
and
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
for
of
share,
in
Co.—Sales
Autolite
Consolidated
ended
Cowles Magazines & Broadcasting;, Inc.-^—Acquisition
said
Net
redemption on Jan. 14, 1963, all
outstanding 4%%
cumulative preferred stock, first and
series at $108 plus accrued dividends.—V. 196, p. 2078.
its
with
surrendered.
needed
stockholders
the company into
incorported
in
the .company -irom
became- effective
former.* Delaware
the
company
Fractions
merge
ended
year
$370,793, or $.71 a shfere on 522,362
sales
05^,856,
privately through Lee Higginson Corp.,
195, p. 637.
called
for
The
1961.
on
for
share
was
Net
a
Photo-Optical Industries, Inc.
has
in
year.—V.
income
a
earlier
Products Co.—To Redeem Preferred—
company
second
subsidiary^,
,
Del.,
shares
A
Delaware
the
to
their "•certificates;- accompanied by a
Wilmington Trust Ch, Corporate Trust
f orward
.
the,'domicile- of
action
of.
former
a
fiscal
company
$.71
York.—V.
Ekco
the
10„ 1962,. stockholders voted
253,500 shs.
10.000 wts.
$36,000
the
Metal
group
International
Outstanding
10,000 wts.
$36,000
this segment <o^)Ithe[ industry as a whole, he
this product group currently representing a
overall business..
by
share
that
Fiat
Coty International Corp,r—Reincorporation OK'd—
On
FINANCING
after Federal taxes on Income amounted to
equivalent to $1.22 per share on the average
Net
final
more
Emertron, Inc., this issue.
had been sold
American Stock Exchange suspended the
cnjnpanv's $1 -.per common from dealings on the Exchange because
the
company
does, not meet the standards of the Exchange; for
continued listings, in respect to earnings. ✓
■ •
.. .
An application has been filed with the SEC to delist the. issue;
Coty
PRESENT
TO
has reported for the nine months ended 8ept. 30,
1962, net sales of $5,829,974, against $5,663,530 for the correspond¬
ing
period
of
1961,
it
was
announced
by
Howard S.
Nilson,
president.
the future with! whatever opportunities for profit
developed."—V. 196, p. 854.
Electric
1962
.
facilities
the company's
fiscal
for
was
The
the benefits of past and current research."
While he
predict possibilities for 1964, he said, "We shall be prepared
be
accounted
field.
residential
for
for
income,
Fiat
than double those made in the last
The expansion is necessary to "bring to
added.
Sold Privately—On Dec. 10,
744.
7,
warehouse
and
1,000,000 shs.
the
for
ings Higher—
$750,000 of this firm's 10-year notes, with warrants,/
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd.—Stock Trad'g Susp'd
On
EFFECT
par)_
Corp.
volume
sales
during
the annual meeting of
America, and called it part
of
projects
new
year
Ehrenreich
3,157,002
$1.16
cents
that
achieved
with
per
stated.
addressing
in
Association
Bankers
Copeland,
Pont
ERT Corp.—New Name—
218,655
3,690 818
outstanding
stock
..
office
general
GIVING
more
in
and
forward in
go
See
3,043,622
___
purchas¬
information presently available, he reported, Fedders
again outsold any competing brand and the
once
344
public
not
New
3,172,377
period-^.-'—'
of
share
per
lower
as
$2,511,number
of 2,062,494 shares of common stock outstanding during the period.
This compared with fiscal 1961 net earnings of $3,508,221, or $1.75
Construction
—
"moving forward" to strengthen the national
became president of the company last August.
1961,
The
-
its
,
3,262,277
786,122
Minority interest
well
as
purchasing.
The company
manu¬
it sells/but purchases a wide
and children's shoes and related foot¬
fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1962 totaled $60,550,526 as compared with $59,316,003 for the preceding fiscal year.
Profit
before Federal
taxes on income was $4,896,344 as
against
effort in
of
3,277,980
4 476,940
particular
stockholders.
$6,808,221
the
announced
of
to
6,540,257
4,060,000
____
minority interest—™
feature
equivalent
a
conditioners
rate
Net
615,576
477,730'-
—
based
year,
Investment
the
(207,101)
8,536.940
savings
with
in
prices by sharing with
from
lower sales
costs
several
expects to invest $350 million in construction of
improved plant, laboratory, and other facilities in 1963,
incx-ease over the $240 million it is putting into con-
half
6,333,156
—
the
Earnings, however; were below, those
factbrs,'Mr. Giordano reported.
207,974
company
of Du
24,189,362
103,603
taxes_
income
associated
such
merchandise
womeix's
major element in
1,076,744
414,996
du Pont de Nemours & Co.
and
struction
•.
17,856,206
expense-net_r
or
before
mer¬
Corp.—Sales Higher, Net Down—
volume
said,
646,317
substantial
did
8,643,543
The
volume
by
(10
conditioners
the
17,407,239
and
taxes
,l-
share,
a
i
21,858,607
administrative and general expenses
Jersey.
locations
retail
offer
purchase warrants__
t6 officers-^™
;
upon
air
quarter
Selling,
normally
to
self-service
Fedders
to
Based
77,513,147
.30,502,150
New
slightly above those for the preceding 12-month period, re¬
the company's continuing leadership in room air condi¬
room
Program—
$
95,111,268
is
other
at
ha|s
stock
stock
of
report
1552.
new
101,702,509
^
and
tioning as well as its further rapid penetration of the important
and growing market
for residential and commercial central sys¬
tems,
Salvatore
Giordano,
Chairihan and President,
said
in his
Equip-
742,729"
income
196,
can
of
men's,
payable
were
$21,501,184 $18,261,530
—
.
—V.
Nine
125.613,418
—--
---.
York
New
Avenue
Sales
the
on
1,126,222
Federal
Earnings per
1961
1°62
in
than
the
of
company
4906
Net
$
sales.
•;
;
Homes—
interest
half
30—
price
the
to
common
1962
revenues
before
Income
Months' Report—
Period
of
Common
'
revenues-
Other
(E.I.)
—
located
available
Fedders
each share of class B
provision for dividends
30—
revenues
of
finance
Authorizations
Industries
is
none
Common
$94,718
1531 Stout St.; Denver.—V. 196, p. 1978.
Ended
Net'sales
costs
Electronics
in
Authorized
has announced plans to sell $4,500,000 of equipment
competitive bidding Jan. 9, 1963 (12 noon MT)
company
office,
economy.
Consolidated
of
D, in Brooklyn, N. Y. For several years it operated
shoe stores on highways but its principal growth dates from
1957
when is began to sell through leased departments in discount stores.
Detroiter Mobile Homes, Inc.- -Nine Months' Report
2377.
p.
laws
directly from manufacturers.
The
certificates at
Pcriod
high
transmission
the
under
Dec. 11,
1953 and its- subsidiaries are
of 12 self-service retail shoe departments
discount department stores and one retail store.
achieved
costs
variety
the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1962,
Chairman of the Board, announced at the
12 y2
incorporated
on
company is able
customer
a
portion of
wear
for
(676,159) after
196, p. 2077.
*
Enterprises,
operation
lower
a
company
to
or
it
attributable
$12,700,000;
total
earnings
net
company,
The
the
Trust Certificates—
The
trust
at its
matter,
plant
at
area.
Report—
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.-
Gross
for
in
by
merchandise
!'
total
a
the
repay
York
New
company
wear
new
.»
will
for
Inc.—Quarterly
has
Jr.,
stock.—V.
A
ment
community
major
near
lower
Cost
for
by James M. Stuart, DP&L presi¬
the construction budget on Dec. 7.
$140,000,
Offered—Pur¬
flecting
advantage of nuclear power plants lo¬
electric usage beyond the economic one
is the reduction of air pollution," Mr.
Forbes said.
"This advantage alone provides a strong incentive for
Con Edispn with its highly
concentrated electric service territory
to push ahead with the advancing art of nuclear electric generation
as
fast as prudence and economics allow.
We believe the Ravens¬
wood project meets these standards and will promote the achieve¬
ment of national goals for the future of civilian atomic power."—
"The
Net
heat,
$1,754,478
outstanding
class
to
CAPITALIZATION
earnings equal
stock
!]•>
Square
Times
employees
own
of
meeting in Defiance, Ohio.
The
formity with regulations of the Atomic Energy Commission.
V.
;
electric
new
steam
Industries
sales
L.
annual
The final design of the plant and all operating
technical specifications will, of course, be in con¬
community.
procedures
City,
Island
Long
hazard
without
of
million
$17
2032.
p.
on
Robert
Point; our over-riding concern is with the safety
project.
By extension of what was learned at
are
confident that a nuclear power plant can! be
proposed
Point
in
cated
195,
taxes
.'
The Ravenswood project
Point, entirely with funds
<gvalij^te],t/,;vjr''
at, Indian
the
Indian
the
for
$4,135,000;
Defiance
in making an application at this time," Mr. Forbes
enable us to plan the orderly expansion of our gen¬
parties.-po
built
The
purpose
"is
"As
made
was
Inc.—Common
chandising activity of the company through these outlets places
emphasis on discounting, that is presenting to the consumer foot¬
.
appx*oval of
Defiance Industries,
capacity beyond our present commitments.
Plans call for
completion, of the plant, by 1970.
By making our aoplication now,
ample time Will be available for. the Commission and other inter¬
of
leased
share.—
per
State
at
gas,
—v.
and in the merchant
used
factures
erating
ested
s
-a
Electric
1,800 employees.
countries, had sales
Dec. 7,
engaged in the
service."
No government monies would be involved,
by Con Edison.
••
.
Enterprises,
a
be
expenditure is an increase of 12% over 1961 and
is" greater
than
any
annual expenditure since
1959,"
said Mr.
Stuart. "Most of the money will go into the improvement of exist¬
ing facilities to meet
the growing demand for gas and electric
project should also contribute to the achievement
objective, 'the early establishment of a self-sufficient
second
the
1963.
:
North
75
manufacturing subsidiary
Co., Galion, Ohio.—V. 196,
other corporate purposes.
■-
approximately
in
Group's
estimated at $281,902,
outstanding bank loans, pur¬
inventory and equipment for the opening of
additional stores, increase working capital, and for
proposed
proposed
the
cents
or-83
approximately
operations
The.
chase
$29,827,796 com¬
1961.
Third quarter
per share.
Earnings
cents
83
or
>:[, 'H
spend
announcement
"The
The first objective set forth by
demonstration of economic power by the
naval vessels,
in
•
is
Net proceeds to
will
totaled
period in
$2,580,081
were
'y/v
V
will
following the
dent,
power.
many
'
.
plants incorporating the presently most competitive
The Ravenswood reactor would be
an advanced
pressurized water reactors of the type proven at
of
reactor
Indian
nuclear
quarter
Kabelfabrik,
1962 prospectus, Dynamic Planning
Corp., New York, offered publicly 83,500 shares of
this firm's common stock at $4.50 per
phare.
year.
same
$2,612,110
1961
V
.
1961.
in
States
United
with
Group,
BUSINESS—Fabco
third
the
were
in
company
■
•
Mr.
civilian
of
1962
638.
p.
construction
Forbes; said, "the power reactor plant proposed
in our application is in line with objectives the Atomic Energy Com¬
mission outlined recently in a report to President Kennedy on the
believe,"
the
Fabco
only.
in
Norsk
1345.
suant to
of
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Construction Program
the
on
total
a
operations of La Salle Extension University from
and
operations of Scientific Materials, Inc.
sales
period
196,
The
in
placed
Point
at Indian
Mr. Forbes said,
in
the
for
V.
operation its 275,000 kilowatt atomic
Hudson River in upper Westchester.
"Our experience in designing, building, and' operat¬
ing Indian Point has been invaluable in aiding our determination
to
bring the benefits of atomic power to our customers at the
earliest possible time.
Thanks to Indian Point, we can now add the
atom to our normal fuel pile at a cost no greater than the coal,
oil, and gas we have been using.
Edison
Con
over
only
iy61
earnings
judgment of Westinghouse Electric Corp. and Stone
Corp. These-companies provided the designs
project is based.
•/
•
I
;
plant
include
with $24,059,538 for the
pared
estimates
best
the
which
on
last
34%
of
per
January 1962
Consolidated
Webster Engineering
&
period
same
increase
an
were
$1.10
or
3u,
from
proposed, plant.
is
reflect
June
design will produce
plant using conventional
a
the
earnings
Results
.
said the proposed plant will have
with
in
$69,804,072,
subsidiaries,., A/S
The company has
Ericsson
$222,147,000
has reported consolidated sales for the nine months
of
$3,510,969, or $1.12 per share compared with
share reported for the first nine months
of 1961.
Nine-months earnings per share for 1962 are based on
3,130,337 shares outstanding on Sept., 30, jl962
and for 1961 on
3,078,224 shares outstanding on Sept, 30, 1961, giving effect to the
4% stock dividend in December 1961;
indicate construction cbsts of $175,000,000
Total cost of a kilowatt hour from the
estimated at under seven mills, with fuel costs alone put
two and one-half mills per kilowatt hour.
These estimates
the
about
at
Net
Queens.
competitive
cost
a
Preliminary
plant
City,
Chairman;
Forbes,
•
$7,925,400.
The
of
in
Sept.
30
owned
Oslo,
Up 34%—
company
$52,036,116
site adjacent to the company's JRavens-
a
Island
Long
million
a
to
94,682
($42,597)
950.
p.
$3,400,763,
superheaters and that this combination
oil-fired
for
The
ended
Energy Commis¬
kilowatt nuclear
Atomic
the
196,
52,085
$16,206
(loss)
or
p.
25,000
/'
to
build
to
permit
753,690
51,444
wholly
A/S Norsk Signalindustri and A/S .Indusriikontroil,
Elektrisk Bureau is also in the cable, railway signalling
and
data processing fields.
Consolidated net sales of A/S Elektrisk Bureau in 1961 amounted
$805,775
67,650
its
5
Drammen,
all of
863,268
,
Crowell-Collier Publishing; Co.—Sales
York, Inc.—Plans
of New
applied
has
Edison
Consolidated
Co.
,
profit
—V.
2073.
p.
New Atomic
sion
3,400
Net
Through
at
1961
•
$930,918
;
profit
deductions
Other
50,000
50,000
30,000
30,000
25,000
Inc
Co.,
Inc
1962
expenses
50,000
6,600
6,600
4,000 v
4,000
3,400
;
&
revenues
Operating
Operating
75,000
75,000
50,000
6,600
J—
Co.-.;
Co.,
10,000
6,600
September 30—
Operating
$265,000
Fricke & French Inc—.—
Sherrerd
&
McKee
S.
35,000
10,000
Inc._—
Co.,
Period Ended
Debentures
Inc.-
Co.,
Moyer,
Boenning
C.
Mosley
Yeatman,
Months' Report—
Crestmont Consolidated Corp.—9
agreement pursuant to
whifch they have
purchase from the • company the following re¬
spective
principal
amounts
of
common
stock and debentures
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting agreement.
into
(2481)
-
named
below
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the
-
Outstanding
$600 000
•
<
400,000
201,006 shs,
have severally
.purchase contract,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
6
from the company the respective
stock offered, set forth opposite '.heir
purchase
to
common
& Co.
Baker
Straus,
Blosser &
McDowell
—V.
195
BeiI-7'v,Doi'8HS
1,000
...
after
Earnings'
—V.
$0.34
share
1768.
per
lt'6,
p.
tion
BUSINESS—The
'■ I
address
whose
company
-
,
,
Maspeth, L. I!, is engaged in food and drug research
and testing
in providing consultation services for industries con¬
cerned [with production, processing or distribution of foods,
drugs,
cosmetics,
animals feeds,
pesticides, agricultural chemicals, and
packaging materials. Emphasis is placed on evaluation for quality,efficacy and safety of produces, Based on dollar sales volume the
company is one of the largest independent commercial laboratories
specializing in research; development and testing for the food, drug,
cosmetic and allied industries.
In addition to two leased buildings at Maspeth, L. I., company
owns about 14 acres of land and seven buildings at Waverly, N. Y.
Sc.,
of whom 28 are scientists
employs about 100 persons
laboratory technicians.
presently
and
33
S/C/.;•%
.
first
22,
Capital
mortgage
-v
stock:
underwriting
an
the
with
contract
have
below
named
underwriters
entered
wherein
company,
and
the company has agreed
to sell and the underwriters
severally agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting contract, to buy the number of shares of common
whereby
Simon,
Richard
J.
Buck
Pizzini
W.
B.
Co..
&
Inc.
Co.,
,
Regan & Kennedy
Liclitenfeld <fc Co
Lubetkin,
M'cMahon,
Hoffman
Stern,
—V.
195.
2591.
p.
* '
The
resulted
in
a
building
and
improvement over the previous year. Also, the company pointed out
that when depreciation charges,
included in the fiscal 1962 loss,
were
added
back
the resulting net cash flow for the year was
$325,000.—V.
196,
529.
p.
Gardner-Denver
the
of
Directors
that
holders
3,000,000
have
voted
common
the
that
and
6,000,000
to
the
to propose to the stock¬
shares be increased from
the
regular
share.
an
outstanding
On
basis
the
the
in
the
of
annual
of
Sept. 30,
shares outstanding.
G.
V.
Leece, President,
As
stockholders
The
first
declared
on
for
March
the
if
that
dividend
quarterly
increase
12l2r/r.
stated
stock
common
split is
at 37Va
s,tock
rate
will be set
present
stock, this
from
rate
$2
Gardner-Denver
to
would
$2.25
had
per
represent
share, or
2,312,332
common
special
a
1963.—V.
1,
the
proposal
,The
with
to
196, p.
has
company
"The
announced
to merge its operations
Telegraph Corp., according
Ray, .President.
more
V.
193,
number
the
Schneider Corp., reports that it has terminated ils offer
buy 62,500 shares of the company's outstanding stock at $17 per
Dec.
13.
A spokesman lor Walter J. Schneider said that his company failed
to'acquire the 50.46controlling stock interest it sought,'but he
Would not disclose the' number of shares actually tendered.
The offer was originally made in mid-November through news¬
paper advertisements, and without the support of Gilchrist manage¬
ment.—V.
196,
a
increase
.
over
Thi:
of
120%/
earnings
1961
%
three
"•
shares
of
terms
of
the
the
agreement,
Glass-Tite
will
receive
10,000
Burndy Corp. common-stock which it will hold
as
Escon,
Burndy
Since
been
in
was
established
1960.
In
June,
as
wholly-owned
a
1961,
a
50%
interest
Corp,
that
subsidiary
was
sold
and the company was renamed Burndy-Escon,
time,
the line of hermetically sealed connectors
exclusively
bv
to
Inc.
has
marketed
The
by Burndy Corp.
Burndy Corp.,
Mr.
Rogoff,
president of
stated
that
the
of higher temperature, glass-to-metal seal connectors was
logical extension to the comprehensive Burndy connector line
—V. 196, p. 112.
addition
a
Louis
J.
Glickman,
who earlier
President and Chief
Executive Officer of the corporation, has also resigned as Chairman
and director and is no longer an employee, Louis A.
Siegel
Presi¬
dent and Chief Executive Officer, stated.
resigned
as
the
fund
Bank
is
FEATURES—The
will
bonds
not
otherwise
be
re¬
Dec.,-15,
to
will
be
Bank,
Development
Inter-American
whose
of the United- States &nd 19 other American
international institution established to l'urwier tne
economic
development of its member countries. The Bank's sub¬
scribed
ordinary
capital resources
consist of
$813,160,000.
Of
this amount, $381,580,000 has been fully paid in and $431,580,000
is
subject to call by Ihe Bank only-when reqiured to liien- its'
•borrowing obligations. The -Bank's headquarters are at 808-17th St.,
N.
w., Washington, D. C,
"(j
•
.
consists
membership
outstanding
120%r—
than
.
:
comparable
franchising
a
Chicago-based
Av. ■/.;
■;
an
amount
Henry's earnings
they
year,
Biyth
Sept.
realized
be
$5,052,330,"
during
1961.
30,
,
Mr.
Robbins
$65,868
were
$65,760.
He said
also
those
of
between- June
30
equal
to
-
that
and
/•
-
-
-.
■
-
;
v
,
N.
.
..
-
•-
for
to
1962
22
units.
-
."Own-as-You-Own,"
both
provides
:
855,;
r.:
S.
&
Blair
E'llis
Boettcher
C.
Sullivan
Highway
i
Inc.—Nine
Months'
Brown
The
Chase
Trailer
income
for
Industries
Sept.
the
share
after
prior
30,
has
reported
amounted
1962,
nine-month
that
period
to
sales
net
for
the
losses
in
The
$23,092,205.
" '
' '
oj; $1.22 per
years.
provision
for
out'that the per share income .is'based on
the 714,086 shares of new $1.25 par common s.tock outstanding after
the recapitalization plan which was approved on Sept. 6.—V.
196,
p.
company
pointed
'
1051.
.
J.
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Net
Earnings
ended
from
Sept.
Conrad
N.
30,
were
less
1962 were
Chairman
Hilton,
consolidated
earnings,
of
Higher—
Hilton
and
including
Hotels
.
.
the
'
nine
announced.. However,
President,
capital
gains
than for the like period last year.
for
■"
from
property
*•
-
sales,
1,500
' 530
Dain
M.
&
Co.,
Inc.—
& Co.,
Read
&
Francis
I.
&
Securities
&
Eberstadt
Enuitable
Estabrook
:
duPont
&
Co.
Go
Co.—
Securities Corp.
&
1,5'JO
•
530
1;500
530
Union
Dillon,
Co
&
Co.,
Weeks-,_ '
.
,
1,500
530
530
325
,
... •
530
530
325
745
325
530
Amount
Co.
325
1,500
1,500
;
530
Lee Higginson Corp.——
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co
530
Manufacturers
& Co:, Inc. Dortiinick—
,Co—
200
200
200
530
Merle-Smith
&
Eastman
F.
1,500
—
Dillon,
&
Johnston, Lemon &
Kidder, Peabody <fc Co.,
Inc.
Kulm, Loeb & Co., Inc.
Ladenburg, Tlialmann &
Co.
Trust
&
&. Co.—.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Dick
Na-
Chicago—
Dominick
months
higher than for the-like period of 1961,
operations
,1,500
New
Illinois
Craigie
Inc.
Stone
Inc. ——
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.L
Hirsch & Co., Inc.-'
.
1~L_.
Bank
of
W.
1,500
1.
Hornblower
Manhattan
Trust
tional
Co.
Savings
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.
W. E. Hutton & Co._^_
boo
Sons,-—,
&
Continental
F.
.
■
Co.—.,—
Clark, Dodge &: Co.,-Inc.-
$927,295;
was
preferred 'Stock dividends.
No
provision for fedeial income taxes was required because of operating
common
&
200
Co.
&
Bank
Chemical
York,
"
months .ended
Net
Industries,
&
,
200
Bradford
Alex.
•
Hayden,
325
Inc
Co.,
1,500
530
1,500
Trust
Bark
530
200
200
325
1.5C0
Inc.
Harris
530
Co.—
Simmons
Fleming
Hallgarten
&
Co.___Harriman Ripley & Co.,
200
Co.—
&
Bosworth,
J.
&
&
1,500
1,500
200
Forgan & Co.—
Goldman, Sachs & Co,i_
1,500
&/ Co.—
200
200
Glore,
1,500
Co._^
Bank"_l_^
Trailer
Highway
Report—
200
200
Stearns & Co.__
Becker &• Co., Inc.
Blunt*
Folger,
Nolan,
& Co., Inc._
Co.,
&
A
Trust
William
with eventual full ownership of his business, including
building, equipment,.. and' signs, and also adds to Henry's
income, which represents built-in income for the company
during the lives of the-sales contracts.—Vv 196, p.*
G.
A.
drive-in
the
T.
Bear,
J.
j
..
explained
he
of
Barth
J.
.
1962,
30,
Baird
& Co.—_
America
Bankers
Henry's com-,
plqteci negotiations for 10 additional drive-ins to operate under the
company's unique "Own-as-You-Earn" program, bringing the total
Sept.
W.
Bank
530
530
Inc.
&
First of
Corp.
First National Bank of
Chicago
First National City Bank
First Southwest Co.
200
Cq.^_
&
Baker,..Weeks
earnings of
six months;
that third-quarter
the entire previous
"
Co._
Bank
Co.;—
Michigan
Trust
v.-j
Co._
&
&
Whipple
Robert
than-at
.
,.
.
out
pointed
times- greater
five
Allyn
Bache
Eacon,
the
approximately
&
A.iC.
profit portion in - sales con¬
lives of sales-contracts)
unearned gross
(the
to
Co.—;_i
&
Brothers__L- i ■ 2,000
Co., Inc.2,000
Lehman
.
income
Federation
Amount
Freres
Lazard
shares outstanding, compared ' to 28.4 cents on.
210.000 shares outstanding for the same period last year,
' '
"
Earnings for the first three quarters of this year were more than
50%
greater than the full-year 1961 total of $86,6.64.
Total
revenues
for the
nine-month period wpve $608,47$ com¬
pared to $328,255 for a like period last year.
>
to
'
(OOO's Omitted)
were
231,496
receivables
underwriters named below have severally, agreed to purchase,
the Bank has agreed to sell to them severally, the principal
of bonds set lorth below opposite their names:
and
on
1962,
'. UNDERWRITERS—Under the terms and subject to the condi¬
tions contained in-the underwriting-agreement, dated Dec, 11, 1962,
the
Charles Robbins, President, announced:
ended Sept. 30, 1962,
the same period Last
for
AV-'v
.
those -for
Drexel
Glickman Corp.—Chairman Resigns-
-
sinking
$5
BACKGROUND—The
of
nine
Inc.,
Glass-Tite
prior
RepuoiiCs; is
Earnings per share were 57 cents for the first nine months
an
investment.
•
•
a
1972. On and after* that date to Dec.
subject to optional redemption by, the Bank
in whole or in part at 102 %2%
plus accrued interest, and at de¬
creasing prices thereafter.
interest in
Under
and
par
syndicate
1968 through
they
1975
14;
a share on
the average
with $550,366. or 79 cents
this
by
'
,
quarters
while
$131,628,
greater
reported
were
.
the
For
land,
Rhode
Island,
company,
has
sold
its
50%
Burndy-Escon, Inc. to Burndy Corp., of Norwalk, Conn,
according to an announcement by Ralph R. Papitto, President and
Julian Rogoff, President of Burndy Corp.
at
banking firms
investment
PROVISIONS—As
retire
to
years
deemable
deferred
Providence,
and
1982,
15,
nationwide
a
of the Bank.
FUND
REDEMPTION
■.
other
with
Net in¬
ago.
year
a
the
operator
Glass-Tite Industries, Inc.—Affiliate Sold—
Dec.
million of the bonds, by Dec. 15 in each
1981, at 100% plus accrued interest. The
sinking fund, together with the payment of $5 million on Dec. 15,
1982, will retire the entire issue by maturity.
\
%
.
same number of shares
ago.—V. 196, p. 1242.
the
year
letter to shareholders,
a
were
2178.
p.
compared
equal
'hi
■ !.
,
Deferred
The offer expired
half
fiscal
cents
91
or
Henry's Drive-In, Inc.—Net Up
increased
Walter J.
share.
approximately
on
first
period
corresponding
outstanding,
.//
proceeds will be included in the ordinary capi¬
resources
obligated
reported by Heli-Coil for its. first
were
$634,085
to
shares
of
share
in
tract
to
earnings
the
for
amounted
come
1014.
p.
Gilchrist Co.—Results of Stock Purchase Offer—
due
through
interest,
SINKING
$59,715.
merger
bonds
414%
Net
tal
half-year, the six months ended Oct. 31, 1962. ■;Sales and
amounted
to
$4,844,793 for
this
period
compared
$3,943,614
In
rapid with the assistance of all employees and the added
financial and technological aid of ITT," the president pointed out.
—
36%
a
income
company,
will enable General Controls to move forward at a
faster pace with traditional plans and objectives—the intensifica¬
tion
of
the
company's growth
in
the
automatic
controls
field
here and overseas.
There is no doubt that company growth will
be
$7,821,800,
Corp.'—Earnings Higher-—
and
sales
'
.'
jointly headed by Lazard Freres & Co.; Lehman Bros.,
and Blyth & Co., Inc., New York. The offering marked
the Bank's first borrowing in the U. S. market.
sales of $5,718,000 a year ago.
%
which ended July 31, 1962, was .the .;b,est, year,
Ileli-Coil
fiscal
agreement
International Telephone &
A.
reached
quarter
$6,775,126,
of
1962,'Felipe "Herrerd, President," an¬
public offering of' $75,000,000 of the
commercial banks
of
85%; Sales 36%—
1962,
Nineimonth
Merger—
Co.—Proposed
12,
the
accrued
; V
in. the
company's history.. Sales and earnings set record highs of $25,118,503, and $1,342,764 or $3.18. a share, respectively.—V. 196, p. 1346.
'%
1875.
Dec.
Bank's
stockholders'
Controls
(hose of
William
the
for
quarter
30
Sept.
net assets
196, p. 1659.
share.—V.
a
nounced
of
period
General
—On
$0.90 a share' on ' the
with net earnings of
$204;722,'or $0.51 a Share, for the. comparable period a year ago,
based on 402,115 shares then outstanding.
'%■
a
said
reported
company
$38.04
Inter-American Development Bank—Bonds Offered
Tradirig'Susp'd^
Earnings' rbse 85%
to $379,700, equal to
shares outstanding.
This compares
be
approved,
cents per
will be submitted to
meeting on Jan. 17.
quarterly dividend at; the proposed new rate would be
payment on March 15, 1963, to stockholders of record
at
The
to
Industries, supplier to the automotive ' industry, has re¬
earnings in the first quarter, ended Oct. 31, were
for any. first quarter in the. company's history. '
Record
further
board
Dec.
423.915
split 3-for-2.
The
7, 1962 stockholders of this closed-end investment com¬
meeting in Baltimore, approved a previously announced plan
the company and distribute its assets to shareholders.
Securities owned by the company will be distributed to stockholders
•of
record Dec. 31, with cash
adjustments for fractional interests.
highest
Sales
1492.
p.
Inc.—Dissolution OK'd
Certificates,
dissolve
to
American Stock
the
1962
7,
Sebastian.
this acquisition.—V.-196,
for
negotiations
pany,
ported, sales and
"Fiscal
Split—
Stock
Co.—Proposed
company
the
and
Lobred & Co., of Washington, D. C., assisted
firm of James A.
—
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Net Up
first
authorized
the
Dec.
Hayes
revenues
The
Franklin
Logan,
Johnson,
Insuranshares
Exchange 'announced ' that
the common stock of the
company
was
suspended from dealings
on
the
Exchange due to the absence of current financial infor¬
mation about, the firm, and
the fact that its properties, located
in Cuba, had been expropriated by the Cuban Government,,
real estate firm said in its annual
for fiscal 1962 were $15,672,000 as com¬
pared with $12,469,000 for the previous ]2-month period.
Although
there was a net loss of $31,000 in fiscal 1962, it was a substantial
diversified
report that gross
serves
-
Lithographing Co.—Stock
Havana
On
increased general contracting
revenues for the fiscal year
activity for its own
reported thai
vise ol gross
has
corporation
All
,V-X'.:,
June 30, 1962. Also, it said that building
investment account had increased substantially.
en.ded
15
offices.
$0.20
:
Ark.,
exchanges.
through
154,013
$0.34
:
———
Telephone
Co.,
with
headquarters
in
16 communities and interlying rural areas
Ten oP these exchanges are unattended oial
communities served are in tne six counties of Pope,
Arkansas
Western
Russellville,
The
*
cash.
of
amount
'
President of Independent [Telephone said
majority of the stock was for an un¬
the
of
purchase
disclosed
in
ijarrison,
B.
the
telephones.
80,000
of
excess
William
The
acquired tne Western Arkansas Telephone
telephones in Arkansas. The nation¬
operating in 14 states, and will serve
14,000
some
1242.
196,-p.
1913.
System will now be
ITC
that
$3,129,366'
261,173
serving
now
wide
has
corporation
TTie
Co.
1961,
1962
,■
.
taxes——
York—Acquisition—
Independent Telephone Corp.—Acquisition—
*
Oli
—V.
Corp.—Revenues Higher—
Frcuge
activity
Inc.:
Co.,
&
...
;
cities
has called for redemption on Feb. 1, 1963, all
cumulative preferred stock at $30 per share,
dividends.
Springfield Insurance Co., this issue.—V. 192, p.
See
Co., Inc.—Nine Months' Report-—
Harvey Radio
earnings, alter
Per-share earnings
2,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
V
Gartman, Rose <te Feuer
59
corporation
accrued
Home Insurance Co. of New
.
subsidiary of
a
Net
4,000
4,000
Co
A:
<te
•
outstanding 5%
its
plus
Yell,
Hardeman,
$5,275,938
25,000
—
in
71
IloJy Sugar Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
The
of
Jr.,
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Plolm
number
projects
1146.
196, p.
world.—V.
the
Hilton
total
operation,
in
around
estimating
Shares
Charles
rently
Universal American Corp., New
York, is engaged in missile site activation programs for the Air
Force, construction of the Manned Spacecraft Center facilities for
NASA, and
world-wide civil construction.-including dams,, power¬
houses, bridges, tunnels and highways—V. 196; p. 2378.
below:
forth
set
Revenue in the 1962 third period was $45,764,334, as com¬
with $50,153,645 for the corresponding quarter last year.
the corporation plans
to open 12 hotels around the
world, adding approximately 8,000 rooms.
There are 12 other hotels
and- inns under construction or under contract.
With the 47 cur¬
manufacturing
have
stock
third
capi¬
share
third
1963,
Ill,
projects.
Paul
95,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
par )....
cents
(50
a
pared
Vice-President—'.
Hardeman. Inc.—New
L.
of
and
ment
."V-/.
UNDERWRITERS—The
into
-
$40,000
$40,000
-
'
stock
Common
due May
not?.,
1966
'
Sept. 30,- 1962, was
cents a shqire, compared with a loss of $77,028, or
share in the like quarter of 1961, resulting in a net im¬
quarter.
38, has been elected a vice president in
of Paul Hardeman, Inc., aerospa.ee construc¬
firm.
'% v;.
-V4
! ; •
He will be responsible for the company's preparation and review
of bids, cost controls and field surveillance for civil and govern¬
Edward
tion
Outstanding
rising costs."
operations for the quarter ended
18
or
-
charge
FINANCING
Authorized
Debt:
5.%
Ltd.—-Acquisition—
(formerly
.
announced the purchase of
(Paul)
.0--
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
company
the re¬
provement of 23 cents a share. Consolidated net profit for the
quarter was $806,073, or 19 cents a share (including one cent in
tal gains), compared with $177,449, or a profit of one cent a
(after capital gains equalling six cents a share) for the 1961
.
Toronto
has
include
earnings
increased
the
to
the pressure of
overcome
from
cents
5
in
(unaudited) for the eight months
to $773,610 and net income was
amounted
1962,
31,
Aug.
$53,923.
to
$781,614,
Great Northern ^Gas ' Utilities
300,045-shafes of Consolidated
Toronto Development Corp. Ltd.
This purchase!,-which will become
effective Dec. 17, 1962, increases Great Northern's holding , to 722,635 shares, or, approximately 93%
of--those outstanding, according
to Alan T. Christie, President of Great Northern.-'
.:
This transaction is the most recent development in Great North¬
ern's program for expanding its activities, beyond the distribution
of
natural and manufactured gas,
electricity and propane. These
operations were, its primary fields of interest prior to January of
this year, when a substantial amount of new capital was invested
in the company, Mr. Christie said.
•' >
Iii addition to its ownership and development of high-grade resi¬
dential
land
in
"The Kingsway"
area
of Toronto,. Consolidated
Toronto owns over 49%
of the outstanding shares of Atlantic Ac¬
ceptance Corp. Ltd., approximately 43% of the shares of Camerina
Petroleum Corp. and approximately 27%
of the shares of Canadian
Hydrocarbons Ltd.
The remaining shares' of these companies are'
publicly owned.
Consolidated Toronto also holds controlling inter¬
ests
In several privately owned companies' in diverse fields and a
substantial amount ofother marketable securities.
REVENUES—Operating revenues
ended
tended
Listing— %
_
Great Northern Capital Co.,
contributing
"Factors
.
This
of 1962
the cor¬
of greater profits from non-consolidated overseas units and
improvements in the corporation's capital structure," Mr. Hilton
said.
"A
tight control of operating and administrative expenses
1962 the common stock of the company was listed
Stock Exchange under the symbol GLU.—V. 195,
10;
...
income
for
the
first nine months
compared with $167,815,792 for
ceipt
American
the
2595.
Ltd.)
at
Ave.,
Maurice
is
Dec.
On
on
p.
'■ ,.'
ago.
other
$160,554,244,
to
responding period of 1961.
1
'
Gluckin Co. Ltd.—A. S. E.
(Wm.)
year
a
and
Sales
Profit
promotion.
It
'
a
amounted
current
2821.
p.
Laboratories, Inc.—Common
Offered—'The initial sale of Food & Drug Research
Laboratories common stock was made Dec. 13 through
public offering ol 40,000 shares at $10 a share, it was
announced by Charles Plohn & Co., New York City,
the principal underwriter.
..
*
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
estimated at $816,000, will be used by
the company for expansion of lis laboratories space in the metro¬
politan New York area and at Waverly, N. Y., for the acquisition
of
materials and
equipment; recruitment of additional scientific
personnel; repayment of a br.uk loan, and for marketing and- sales
months was $9,969,032,
share, compared with $11,875,671, or $3 a snare for the
span
same
surrounding recent developments. In addi¬
distribution,, the usual eight cents a share
has already been declared for Jan. 10 as well.—V. 195,
the
$2.53
or
oil the 3,810,-
to $1.14 a share
1961.
income for the first nine
Consolidated net
circumstances
the
to
distribution
Research
Food & Drug
58th
of
all
84 038
$0.15
19M18
taxes
common
shares outstanding at Sept. 30,
988
regular bulletin to shareholders accompanying the eight
cents a -share monthly distribution declared for payment Dec.
10
which will be mailed on that day, the management is setting forth
Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
t11nn6n1iu
Operating revenues and sales...
—
o2'nmi
equal
equal after preferred dividends
616,
the
In
Floyd Bennett Stores,
Profit
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
from operations for the first three quarters was $4,after preferred dividends to $1.20 a share on the
shares outstanding.
This compares with $4,773,-
profit
863.289,
3.843,506
apartment house at 12th Street and Avenue of the Americas, all
syndicate investors' funds held in escrow toward the syndication
have been mailed back to them, Mr.
Siegel reported.
o nnn
2,000
Fitzhugh., Inc....
—
Harold H. Huston & Co.
5,000
...
T3107r_"
p.
5,000
5,000
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
& Co. Incorporated...-
Inc. 56,000
Inc.
6,000
Co.
&
Amott
Net
In
announcing
the
resignation,
the .company reiterated that
recent
reports
pertaining to Mr. GlickmaiVs financial condition
refdr solely to his personal affairs and are unrelated to the finan¬
cial
stability
of
Glickman
Corporation,
the publicly-held real
estate and development company.
. %
. .
/
■ >;.
. V..
.
Because of the termination of the syndication of, the John Adams
number of shares of
names below:
Shares
Brooks
W
P
.
(2482)
Trust Co.—
McDonald & Co
1,500
Hanover
;
Mellon National Bank &
Trust Co
:
•_
.MerrillLynch, .Pierce,
1,500
200
1,500
Fenner & Smith Inc.
1,500
The Milwaukee Co—200
Model, Roland & Co.
530
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York—
1,500
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
1,500
I
"
'
Volume
Number
196
6221
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1
(000's Omitted)
./
A
H.
Morton
&
F.
Salomon
Co.,
Inc.
S.
National
Bank
530
Co.____
Cook
Northern
Trust
Singer,
Shields
200
Co.
&
Co,
'
A.
;
&
Co
&
&
&
Co.
known
Paribus
Corp
Phelps,
Win.
E.
Co._2
&
200
&
Pollock
Co.,
jackets and other
Co.; 122-year-old men's clothing firm,
H. Adler, President.
■
' ;
•
Feiss
Co.,
Corp—
200
Reynolds
F',
Rothschild
196,
2378.
p;
Wood,"
1,500
Co.—:,
&
Struthers.
of
manufacturer
&
325
Co.
Agreement—
chemical
The
ber,
before
the
end
borrowing will
and
1964
be
will be
of
applications,
be
a
II
completion
exchange
an
not
were
Chemical
the
of
M.
Yans
All
and
Alan
D.
will
,.
,
The
of
thq
techniques
developed
by
Metalonics
in
the
has
Chemical
acquired. the
•Inc.,
stock.,
of
They
Lafayette,
r,
•
-
Lumber
Alamo
are
Inc.,
—v.
The
Louisiana;
homa
V
an
Kawecki Chemical
year
.
,
first
ex--,
acquired
pro¬
.Water
641.
p.
;
and
and lubricant:
debris
floats
Accurate
Per
income
Share
-V.
of
commoil
L__.
Telephone
this
Co.,
1961''
,.
$0.61
and
$0.47
Corp.—Pro¬
Telegraph
&
issue.—V.
194,
Roberts
Mr.
from
come
net
hair
*
"Payment
reported.
of' the
earnings
the
for
the- third
completes our
is continuing
to
make
an
future,"
for
.
705,000
Itek
has
due
$0.45
1,155,000
$0.37
3,033,398
that
194,
outstdg.—
Associates—Common
,
Itek
to
.to
Net
other
bags,
Many
checkholders land
plastic
and
cosmetics.
of
the
57
or
company's
$36,986,095..
.V?
.
stockholders'
Itek
increase
which
chase
cents
net
of
a
were
■•'?
.
62
cents
cosmetic
such
■
—V.
after
a
share
a
'/■"
techniques.
(unaudited)
the
011
for
-
v.
increased
13%
profitability during 1962
ganization and concentration of
information
of
dent.—V.
resulted
to
activities
technology," said
196, p. 1493.
,195,-,p.
1801.
EFFECT
.
fered—On
Dec.
outstanding. "
FINANCING
Authorized
par)—
.
then
PRESENT
Outstanding
800,000 shsf
1962,
„•
.
progress
the
in
income
A.
Book
—V.
196,
____?
Cost of
sal6si.?J___?__-:"__'____A-
toward
General,
Other
promising
Lindsay, Presi¬
administrative
before
—V.
196,
Midland
in
p The
company is a Florida corporation and was organized on
July 31,
1959, for the purpose of acquiring the businesses and
leaseholds
formerly
owned
by
the
founders.
Its
principal- ex¬
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
N.W.
EFFECT
stock
Common
($1
par)
Class
($1
par).
B
loan
Long
term
6V2 %
500,000 shs.
amounts
debs,
notes
due
within
1311.
due
1977
year)
•
income
tax
5,918
;
$292,012
Midland
transfer
with
:__l
124,700
made a' long term investment of $495,000
Industries, Inc., for growth and expansion of
has
formed in 1958, began as an importer. o£ chem¬
chemical
intermediates,
chemical
specialty
foam.
Capital
development
and
specializes in long term loans and
of
qualified companies
throughout
invested
has
Publicly
of
$10,000,000
than
more
in
Midland currently has a
$17,000,000.-—V. 196, p, 1812.
in¬
total investment
owned,
about
investments
the United
diversified
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
Co.r—Additional
Financ¬
Dec. 10r 1962 edition reported the
Dec. 7 of $10,000,000 of this firm's 4V>% first
ing Details—Our
sale
on
-sinking fund bonds due Dec. 1, 1982, at 100.657% and
accrued interest.
The offerings were made through
Equitable Securities Corp., New York, and associates.
financing details follow:
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Funded debt:
bonds:
series
due
April
1,
3%
series
due
Sept.
1,
PRESENT FINANCING.
1970„—
series
due
Nov.
1,
1972U
______
3%%
series
due
April
1,
series due
Sept.
1,
1976_
1979_
______
Dec.
1,
1983_
:_
.372%-
$0.32
578%
'
-
due
series
3.10%
bonds
serial
due
Dec.
Coast
taxes
a
and
is
offering
common
of
Trust
The
must
transmittal,
Dept.,
latter
firm
purchased"
exchange of
the
at
shares
175.000
$3.50
per
share,
this
of
38
will
forward
free
to
South
pay
First
from
4 7a%
certificates,
National
Dearborn
Bank
Street,
of
Chicago
90,
First
member
p.
of
a
national
issued by
this issue.—V.
196,
p.
National
Life
American
The
offer
is
(Ind.)—Pro¬
States'
outstanding
due
due
1970,
$2,600,000
$2,600,000
1,550,000
1,550,000
3,897,290
3,897,290
411,696
—
411,696
|
to
U.
S.
1963-1987—arising
long-term
obliga¬
1963-1973
(all
stock
series
-
300,000 shs.
100,0o0 shs.
series
5.10%
*
series
4.70%
Common
'
(cum.) ($100 par )
series)
4.50%
acceptance
shares,
—
Preferred
.
by a minimum of 51% of
and subject* to verification
of certain financial data by American States.—V.
185, p. 612.
American
1,
Capital shares;
to buy all the outstanding 709,939 shares
Co., Indianapolis, at $36 per share.
upon
June
acquisition of properties of
Dakotas. Elec. Cooperative, Inc.
States -Insurance
conditioned
5,000,000
bonds,
line
pipe
due
Montana-Wyoming Gas
Co—assumed
fund
notes
due
Miscellaneous
..
The company has offered
of
Co.
.
—
from
1876.
Insurance
1, 1987__
bonds due
1967
indirect obligations
tions
Lincoln
Dec.
fund
1,
Govt.
Alside, inc.,
4,003,000
10,000,000
sinking
Nov.
2%
900,000
due
Line
Pipe
855.
due
series
3%%
securities
bonds
fund
1982
mortgage
3'/2%
111.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Investment—
See
1,
900.000
1,
1975_
sinking
Dec.
together
Chicago,
1,
series
472%.
their
1962,-unless extended by Pacific Coast
a fee of 20 cents per share for each
by it to any
NASD.—V. 196,
sinking
March
brokerage commissions.
stockholders
letter
purchase
to
stock
10,000,000
1,
|
3.50% serial bonds due April
1963-1971
Corp.—Stk. Pur. Offer
$3,446,000
4,000,000
4,000,000
3,000,000
5,000,000
1965___
ZVa%
$158,764
Outstanding
'<
.
3%
TO
Authorized
-
First mortgage
169,100
-
$0.33
;
.The offer .expires Dec.• 28,
Co.
1,000,000
377,908
'
Capital.
Midland
$327,864
$167,312
per-share
Accepting
180,000 shs.
-387,653
$0.74
materials,
raw
polyurethane
'
$350,000
1,000,000
2,178,852
products, and later entered the field of manufacturing when it
acquired Barlow Chemical Corp., a producer of quaternary ammo¬
nium compounds
used as bactericides, algaecides, and fungisides.
The
company
also produces tertiary amines, and recently began
shipment
of
high
quality
catalysts used in the production1 of
160,000 shs.
(including
one
271,282
.50,612.
posed Acquisition—
sub.
Sundry indebtedness
p.
Federal
Co.,
outstanding
firm's
Outstanding
$1,250,000
2,345,000
$0.71
^—
stock-
common
■■
Capital
3% %
Pacific
FINANCING
debt
conv.
195,
PRESENT
2079.
Chemical
Baird
of
$605,064
t
319,264
expenses
Lenahaii Aiiiminum Window
Miami-32, Florida.
1,000,000shs.
(Secured)__
Promissoi/y
—V.
TO
St.,
Authorized
Class A
Bank
10th
2,230,000-
—2,085,108
taxes-,_-.~*____
profit-.
1963-1968
share
merchandise.
$
manufacturing facilities, it was announced jointly by Joseph M.
Baird, chairman of Baird, and C. Edgar Schabacker, Jr.,. chairman
p.-1493.
other
29
selfing
;
income
Net
Corporate
at
.3,263,645
$661,388
taxes_
for
Net income
•
located
and
deductions
Profit
Of'
Corp.,
;
.Additional
BUSINESS—Jackson's/Byrons Enterprises, and its subsidiaries are
engaged in the operation of a chain of- retail department stores
offering a wide variety of popular to medium-priced clothing" and
are
1961
$3,368,709
4,485,459-
.
reor¬
Inc.—Securities
taxes——
116,081,817
4,315.108
4,523,852
mortgage bonds due Dec. 1, 1987, at par and accrued
interest, and $5,000,000 of its 4V2 % first mortgage
$5,147,347
Gross- profit
.
.
capital.
offices
!
:
net
p.
"
.
1961
■$
.
Midland Capital Corp.—Investment—
6.043
2,192,249
/ ' " ' $3.63
$3.71
*
t
$2,977,821
2,628
2,814,252'
Leece-Neville Co.—Quarterly Report
"•:
1962
pux*-
proceeds, estimated at $1,670,000, will be used
expansion, repayment of loans, and working
ecutive
$2,880,742'
-
1962
•>"
-.
-1
r
income
for
capacity
1961
Pferibd.Ended Oct. 31—
This
Net
store
1962
'
'
l—"-
1347.
'
income
dustries.
*
'
'
earnings
the
6V2% convertible subordinated debentures due Dec. 1,
1977, at. par and accrued interest.
department
!•__•_•
V. .196; p.
most
Securities
,
value per share______
Provisions
Clayton
'
.
,
;
Sales'
$9,470,000.
(& Subs.)—Nine Months'
company has called for redemption on Jan. 1, 19*$) through
operation of the sinking fund, $450,000 of its first mortgage bond's
6-74% series due 1982 at. 102.36%
plus accrued interest.
Payment
will be made at the First National City Bank,
55 Wall St., N. Y.
for
Working capital
;
Boston, offered publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at
$8.50 per share, and $1,000,000 of its
for
Center
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Parital Redempt'n
350,000 shs.
.
in¬
:
.
Enterprises,
12,
Shopping
Massapequa
new
ii^l_____r__-l.:L:iUTwr/a-^A^.^l';)v21,627,209
sales
Baird-Chemical,
eight months ended
profit, was $170,522, equal
TO
•.♦.
sales
Net
credits
management
Franklin
•
•
Jackson's/Byrons
from
an
\
result of additions to " retained
discount of $359,000 realized from
a
subsidiary's notes payable. ??
..
company's
turn-around
and
increasing
"The
the
The
'
the
shares
275,000
•
stock .(10(5
Net
.
the
net
that
said
Earnings per share of
—V. 196, p. 1448.
as
.
liquor boxes and golf ball kits, utiliz¬
cases,
-
Common
above last year's
\
.
normal
areas
...
$40,333,586—9%
,
investment
largely
was
included
.
1261.
Shulman
Consolidated
tool, and
accessories
aprons.
Kropp Forge Co.-—Quarterly Report
operations
from
earnings
share.
a
1962. sales
first
Provision
are
cases
Products, also include plastic
purposes.
kits,; travel
dryer hoods
Period Ended Oct. 31—*
also
$653,850,
meeting of stockholders, Major Max L. Shulmnn,
that sales rose 6.2% to $17,480,238 from $16,451,quarter ended Oct. 31, 1962.
stated
Profit before
.
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
provision
The
$170,590,000
to
with $479,321,000 during the same period last
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Offered—
2334.
p.
realized a gain of $214,590' from the sale of.
vestment which brought-1962's net income including special
.
amounted
Mays, Inc.—Sales Up 6.2%; Net Down—
•.
Aug.-31,'1962, totaled $2,069,102 and net
were
$280,260, or 24 cents' a share, for the
Sept. 30, 1962; after reflecting a reduction in Federal
income taxes arising from prior year losses, net earnings amounted
to
$439,260, or 38 cents a share. -These figures compare with
-last' year's operating loss of $1,898,150, or $1.69 a share.
" 'J
"v..
,
1962
of
2,874,066
.
stock
shavers
REVENUES—Net''sales
and
-
concluded.—V.
announced
quarter
of $171,149,000 In the third quarter last year.
of this fiscal year sales totaled $433,-
months
being built on Long Island, N. Y., and scheduled to open in
the Spring of
1963, would make substantial contribution
to the
company's sales and earnings.-—V: 196, p. 747.
ical
ended
year
third
nine
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.
ing new box heat Sealing
Corp.—Reports Profit for Year—
'tax
full
19%,
now
States
Itek
01*
earnings were $204,988, or 23 cents pet share, down slightly
$206,705, or 23 cents a share, earned in the corresponding
Major
„
1,418,000
A—
common,
electric
for
attache- cases,
Interstate
Roberts
Mr.
Net
The company proposes-to .manufacture "premium" boxes for gifts
by business concerns to employees and customers such as plastic
acquisition of the 24 lane Elitch Lanes
Bowling, this past year.' While it
present expansion program in the Denver area, IBC
to work on acquisitions in other areas, and expects
announcement
regarding
this activity in
the near
such
$830,000,
'
,
acquisition
all
center,
new
payable in three years,
"The no-cash, no-stock
is
increased
annual
period of
BUSINESS—Keene Packaging, of 947 Newark Ave., Elizabeth,N. J.,
a designer and manufacturer of semi-rigid
vinyl plastic cases and
Tor packaging
such consumer products as small home
appliances,
218.
p.
Corp.—Acquisition-/-
of
general corporate purposes.
re-usable
Acquisition of Hitch Lanes- in Denver, Colo., was announced by
Ralph Roberts, President of Interstate Bowling.
"This acquisition was accomplished via a wholly-owned subsidi¬
ary of
IBC, with no stock dilution, and without immediate cash
to
Earnings
196, p. 1051.
the
in
containers
-
is
share:.-:
Packaging
implement
payment,"
the
compared
as
the
from
1962
1961
$41,317,000 $33,709,000
2,877,000
1,860,000
to ba received by" the-Ctompany will be
used
for
plant expansion, purchase of equipment,, financing in¬
creased
inventories and" accounts
receivable,
for wol'king
capital
/
Controls
...
.
PROCEEDS-—Net proceeds
419,962
posed Merger—
General
y
,
150,000-common shares of Keene Packaging at $4 a
share.
Of the total, 75,000 shares were sold xor the
company and 75,000 shares for certain -stockholders.
$4,343,259
548,138
____
Interstate Bowling
Oct.
periods last year.
first
(J. W.)
14; 1962, Hardy & Co., New York, and Klein¬
er, Bell & :Goy Beverly Hills,yCalif., offered publicly
is
See
for
the
284,000
p.'952.
Keene
.
International
ended
months
nine
and $3,191,000, or 377c, for the nine months,
quarter,
same
Sales
For
On Dec:
well.
320.
p.
the
Report—
It-also
the
* 19G2
•
——
earnings
top
$7,199,714
,
196,
for
$1.59 per share of common stock,
$8,733,000, or $1.14 per share, in the
Specialties
1,459,000
Average- shares
—V. 196,
Inc.—Annual Report
-
sales
Net
;
earnings
'
International Stretch Products,
Net
the
to
.
Year Ended Aug. 31—
*
President,
May,
.
welL.is)hein,g;tdrilje^„.lac^.ii'as>^;poodant
the' well froiYi
D.
Morton
or
1961.
of
quarters
third
the
At
;
Net
Division,
1^6,
1962,
earnings
$11,924,000,
earnings of
compared with sales
1243;
p.
Earnings before taxes -on' income___:y__.
Provisions for U. S. & foreign income taxes 1
,
'
oil
three
the
for
Kayser-Roih Corp.—Quarterly Report-
J.
seals
31,
.
of Hapkensack, N. J., manufacturer of a wide range of1
which it supplies to producers of electronic components.
196,
Period Ended Sept. 30—•
City, Okla.
>
..
....
Dunbeck, vice-president in charge of IMC's Industrial Min¬
said the combined facilities of the three companies
enable IMC to provide drilling mud and engineering services in all
'the major oil producing areas in the country.
IMC has been a supplier to independent drilling mud companies
of basic mud materials, barite
and bentonite, for 21 years.
Drilling muffo .which us,ipuijiped -inside, the drill stem pipe,as San
N.
erals
company's
1962, were
compared with
.
'Net sales
San
and
2278.
p.
share, in the third quarter of 1961.
per
May
31,
President,
Antonio, Tex.; May Brothers,
Mud Control Laboratories,. Okla¬
Co.,
Oct.
ended
months
cents
year.—V.
this
products
country's
three.major independent oil well drilling mud companies-by
■change
196,
.
Co.,
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—Acquis'n
&
now
abroad.—V.
three
%
031
Minerals
component
.
Earlier
of
research
International
line of
broad
company had net. earnings of $5,198,000, or 71c per share
stock after deducting dividends on preferred stock, for
three
59
or
extruded
to
a
reported to stockholders. This compares with earnings of $4,368,000,
Specialty metals will provide an important
operations of Kawecki Chemical and the back¬
ground and experience - of its management group- will extend our
technological competence," Mr. Abeles said.
addition,
and
common
the
re¬
,
..
and Los Angeles.
Since
companies which rebuild
starters
ordnance
Maremont
of
there
Donaldson
The
should exceed $3 million, a spokesman
Maremont
operated
clutch
rebuilding
May Department Stores Co.—Reports Higher Earns.
are
metallurgical
engineers
Technology.
Before "founding
of
actu¬
vehicles.
It
Texas.
and
acquisition of- the Gabriel Company—shock
producer—its Saco-Lowell textile
division and its new and rebuilt parts
operates 31 manufacturing facilities coast-
recent
defense
and
and
three
institute
.
armatures,
made
S.
Kansas
seaboard."
and
to-coast
stock.
common
said
1962
year,
carburetors, generators,
division,
disclosed.
President;
for
U,
of
S.,
parts.
machinery
,
Project.
specialized
duction
.
number of plant
a
including
Frank
Vice-Presidents.
Manhattan
"The
expansion and modernization proj¬
the multi-milhon-dollar new central
laboratory now under construction at Clifton, N. J.
The
proceeds will also be used to repay the final $2,460,000 due July 1,
1963, on Interchemical's 1943 loan from the same insurance com¬
pany.—V. 196, p. 1769.'
financing of
ects,
•
over
provide for the company's foreseen capital needs to
growth and diversification program without resort to
or preferred stock-,'.'
he said.
Mr. Brown indicated that proceeds of the loan will assist in the
common
through
U.
Atlanta, New York, Cleveland
it has acquired five additional
in
absorber
announced
brands
Eastern
the
this
to
Eastern
the
Metalonics they were associated with Nuclear Metals Inc.,
originally
the MiT Metallurgical Project and a subdivision of the World War
to
of
and
as
Massachusetts
its
sale
President
from
probability of the company borrowing during 1962 was men¬
at the annual stockholders' meeting last April, Claud Brown,
Interchemical
Vice-President
and
Treasurer,
pointed out.
"It is
the
acquired
the *-transaction
Abeles? Kawecki
main
The
expected
C.
the end of Decem¬
to
tioned
finance
a
as
over
has
part
company
A Maremont spokesman pointed out that General Armature
"will
be; fully'.'integrated, into our coast-to-coast network of ■ automotive
part re-manufacturing
and will represent an important base on
will
changes in the management of Metalonics which will operate
wholly-owned subsidiary. / Norman R. Gardner will continue
no
as
1968.
•
of
details
Joseph
10-year period beginning in
instalments
in
was
The
1964.
done
repayable
Co.—Acquisition-— C
automotive
the
starters,
generators,
all
for
parts
in
net sales
pumps,
related
111.—V.
- This
producer of rare metals and chemicals
acquisition of Metalonics Corp., Boston, Mass.
•
of the agreement Interchemical will borrow a mini¬
of $8,000,000 and may increase this amount to a maximum of
$12,000,000
'<
other
Prior
plants
rebuilds
Armature
and
January,
any tie-In with Joseph & Feiss/Cricketeer
Headquarters will be maintained at Danville,
the
distribution
water
Metalonics,
which produces
extruded
low-temperature brazing
alloys and bi-metallic- conductor wires with specialized electronic
Under terms
mum
has
cc/mpany's
plant expansion'program is scheduled to start immediately
operations will, also be continued at the plant in
195, p. 640.
•
:
;
a
cash,
in
Chicago-based
that it has purchased, for an undisclosed
General Armature & Manufacturing Co., Lock
reported
of
General
ators
diversified
.
Pa.
said.
without
and
firm
Haven,
a
and
Kawecki Chemical
coatings for industry has con¬
cluded a loan agreement with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
of New York to provide it with growth and development funds with¬
out1 recourse to the sale of common or preferred stock.
.
The
amount
from
grown
acquisition
10th
the
field,
,
Combining its
1,500
,
Corp.—Loan
by
1,500
Co
&
Witter
announced
was
has
years
production
Paris,
*
Interchemical
This
Dean
and
325
Co._.—___
&
Weld-
White,
200
530
Co.'
&
Werthaim
530
'
founders
where
200
&
eight
its
made
announced.
..
products or personnel.
325
Lerchen & Co? ;
Co., Inc.—
Watling,
.
'•• •'
Inc. '
h
Co.—
&
in
which
Corp.—Acquisition—
has
Maremont
re-manufacturing
.
every regard
325
Walker
H.
Weeden
200
& Co., Inc.—
Robinson-Humphrey • Co.,
325
>
—
Day
"<v200
Gardner
&
Co
&
of
one
Jaffe, President, and Arnold D: Wolin, Vice-President,
co-owners
of Windbreaker-Danville; from
whom
J & F has purchased the business,
will continue to have .full re¬
sponsibility for all of its operations, according to Mr. Adler.
He
said they will operate it as a completely independent
company in
the
Tucker, Anthony, & R. L.
G.
Inc.—____
Reinholdt
—V.
American
Thomas
530
530
Pressprlch & Co.
Chas. E. Quincey
Co.
Raffensperger; Hughes &
111.,
Leonard W.
1,500
,
Inc.——200
Co.,
530
W.
L.
&
Swiss
;
-
Inc.
R.
Securi-
Corp
Stroud
530
Webster
<fc
lies
1,500
_
Fenn
Stone
745
'
Maremont
Danville,
growing manufacturers of
casual sportswear, by Joseph
boys'
..
Curtis.—
&
Coi,
fastest
and
volume of about $500,000 to more than $3,000,000 a year in the
fiscal., year,.ended Nov. 30, 1962; willbe operated as a wholly-owned
subsidiary.' • •
r•
.
y
.
* ' • ' ' •
200
"
Windbreaker-Danville
best
Windbreaker-Danville,
325
Co.__;
and
Richard
»'
200
Staats
R.
Stamm
L.
530
...
of
country's
men's
ocrib__
Smithers
William
200'
i
Webber,1 Jackson
the
200
Co.—
Deane
—:
S.
F.
&
Co._____!A
&
ner
1,500
_J
Co,
Paine,
Schwabacher
West¬
of
chester
Newhard,
Acquisition
&
1,500
200
Moseley ' &
Ohio
.Brothers
HUbZler
530
____
Joseph & Feiss Co.—Acquisition—
Amount
Amount
W.
7
(2483)
stock
50,009 rhs.
50.000 shs.
i
($5
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
—
purchasers
4,000,000 shs.
(who
were
2.354,738 shs.
successful
bidders.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
8
competitive bidding) and the principal amount of
fund bonds to be purchased by them, are set
public
in
sinking
and
below:
Corp.____
Securities
Equitable
Co
&
&
Co
<*iz
Burr
Smithers
S.
F.
Marache & Co. Inc
Granbery,
&
Cn.
Ohio
Co
Hirsch
The
—V.
Inc
Co.,
&
Co
Wallace &
K.
196,
------
—
225,000
quire that firm.
of
125,000
'250,000
__
mai's
2„2'™S
200,000
300,000
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
of $3,150,000 Missouri Pa¬
Railroad 4% equipment trust certificates, due
fiscal
The
11
rate. A rival bid of 98.4973,
from Salomon Brothers
ing a 4% annual interest
for
also
4%
a
The
dividends
Commission.
secured by 18 new Diesel-
approval by the Interstate Commerce
Tjhe
certificates
road
Trust
Irving
stocks
preferred
agent for the
196,
corporation.—V.
the
of
assets!
Current
—V.
192,
1962—
New
has
acquired Konner Rentals' Corp.
disclosed by George Weinstein, a director of
it was
Jersey,
Nationwide.
acquisition of the seven-year-old Caldwell, N. J. car leasing
company,
which was a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Konners UDrive-It of Great Neck, N. Y., was made through an exchange of
The
Further
stock.
According
details
Mr.
to
position
profit
a
as
announced.
not
were
Weinstein, Nationwide is now in an overall
result of the transaction, reversing losses
during the last three years."
Krnner Rentals Corp. of New Jersey
incurred
stated.
he
wiU^'dorttirtue '^operations
It
j
...
>
,
has good current earnings,
aS;,a wholly-owned sub¬
leasing
cars
throughout, the New- York
Metropolitan area and engaging in its insurance activities.
Tbe ^acquisition is the first .of-several, contemplated by Nationwide's new management when it assumed control Nov. 19.
Others
sidiary
Nationwide,
of
designed
being negotiated,
petitive position and
are
the
of
acquisition
latter's
of
Norfolk
will
made
be
of
Corp.
New
available
out.—V.
Jersey,
the
to
Nationwide's
p.
196,
cates Offered—On Dec.
196,
2379.
Acquisition—
•Net
10, Salomon Brothers & Hutz¬
—V.
196,
581.
p.
3%%
change
which
non-callable,
are
re-
were
public sale at prices to yield from 3.10%
for the Jan. 1, 1964 maturities to 4.10% for certificates
due
1976-1978.
The certificates are rated
Aaa by
for
—v.
Allied
exchange
date
Dec.
offer
(94% ) of Allied's out¬
standing common stock had accepted the offer.
Shares
of
the new
preferred stock will be issued pursuant to
acceptances of the exchange offer on Dec. 31, 1962.—V. 196, p. 2380.
Dec.
3,
On
Listing—
Bancorporation—N. Y. S. E.
706.,-•.
decline
Thi-i
the
Tail
Fergus
Federal
Co.—Plans
Falls,
Power
Minn., company has filed
Commission
for authority
in
issue
territory. The notes would be issued prior to Dec 31
would mature within a year of issuance, the company
said.
Tail
Otter
time
of
higher
said
that
interest
the
would
rate
determined
at
the
each
Tail
estimates
construction
its
costs
for
the
next
three
years
at $24,496,000.
its
19b3
tion.
The company said it expects to spend $12,721 000 for
construction program, about $7,398,000 for 1964 construc¬
and
approximately
Otter Tail
in
western
Power
Company is
Minnesota,
Dakota.—V.
193,
p.
for
$4,377,000
an
eastern
J.)
(R.
Palomar
Reynolds
in
1965
electric utility serving customers
Dakota, and eastern South
North
496.
Tobacco
Co.—Proposed Asset Sale
this
Co.,
issue.—V.
196,
p.
2080.
Mortgage Co. —Expands Board; Increases
Stock—
John
Hadley
and
Roy
C.
Palomar
Mortgage Company
it
11,
was
announced
ident.
Horton
at
were
the annual
by Nels G.
elected
new
meeting of
Severin,
directors
of
stockholders
Chairman and
Pres¬
^
(
.
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ l
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
\
of
'■■■'.
'
-
;
.
;
.:
.
Dec.
10, 1962. the ICC authorized the-company to abandon
operations effective Dec. 26. The company-has not operated its
331 miles of road since Sept. 25., 1961, when it was struck by five
rail
not
operating unions.
can.
be
sold
-"to
ranging from
Schick
of
the
Safety
called the
Razor
Krona
distributed
has
-areas.'.
of
•
-
Plus,
before
of
a
breakthrough
in
distributed
edge
Krona
Plus will be
a
co.,
._
Sons_^_
& Co., Inc.
&
Hutton
Co
—
&
Bros.
300
Co.'
300
Podesta
Cleveland
Southwest
Newhard,
Cook
1,003
Underwood,
Neuhaus
625
Co.,
Inc
Westheimer
&
625
Boettcher
625
Crowell,
196,
Winston
Co.,
Inc
—
300
Inc.
.Co—
—
Co
&
<te
"OO
300
200
'I'.
—
200
Weedon & Co.
!—
Co._
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
500
Prescott
500
Saunders,
350
McKelvy
&
&
2QO
Co
Stiver
200
150
150
150
150
&
&
Co._—
Canadian Corp.
350
Midland
350
Newburger
&
Coggesliall
&
Hicks
Co.—
350
W.
.
Co—
350
&
—
D.
George
-V.
300
300
Stephens,
&
Corp.—
Co.__~ >•
.L
Miller
First
3C0
Co._
1,000
&
;
300
Gardner___
Russ
Sherrerd__—
&
Co., ul-j- ;•
Sc
1,003
—
Cruttenden,
Bros.
Reinholdt
-
Gradison
M.
j
325
—1
Rowles,
.
—.—_
1,250
JL.f \J\I
Roland & Co
Watling, Lerchen
& Co.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
J. A.
Hogle & Co.___
Butcher
350
Co.___
&
Kreeger
Inc.
1,500
Denton,
'
:__
;
-
350
Co.,
&
'__
Rauscher,. Pierce
Inc.
-
Mericka
J.
Win.
.
Sons
&
Kaufman
&
Model,
<
Walker
1,750
Co—i___
&
Hutton
Amount
Hop-: "
.
Joseph
Inc.
Burns
net
.
&
Jones,
Ohio
The
;
.
.
Jaffray
2,000
1,750
F.
the
and
wood
5,000
First
premium priced blade,
Mr. Frawley continued.
Stainless steel blades have outlasted carbon
(or regular) steel blades, but they could never give a comfortably
smooth shave.
These new Krona double edge blades are now being
double
,
Piper,
P 000
E.
^
1962,
30,
Inc..
& C^.,
Co.___:_
Halle
&;• Stieglitz__c__—
Walston & Co., Inc.__—
stated.
new
' '
Amount
&
Corp
Hallgarten
•W.
Sept.
$114,821,000
<
.
Becker
R. S.
'
1.
v
months ended
revenues of
Dickson & Co., Inc.
G.
A.
;
the introduction
blade.
To be
double edge blades will be nationally
the new
March
technical
operating
Co._____ $5,350
Kidder,; Peabody
& Co.|
5,350'
5,000
Francis I. duPont & Co.
razor
manufacturing, we are
now
able to produce a long-life stainless steel blade that for the
first time gives as smooth a shave as our especially treated carbon
steel
blades,"
Patrick
Frawley, chairman, chief executive officer
"Because
at
$14,993,000.
Weld
-White,
for
steel
nine
the
total
had
company
-Blair
plans
redeemable
are
plus accrued interest.
•'
;p---
REVENUES-—For
.•
any
announced
stainless
made
American
debentures
to par,
k
Safety Razor Co.—Introduces New Blade—
First
106.032%
of 227 Church St., New
services, mainlv local and
toll telephone service, throughout the State of Connectigut except
for the
principal portion of the Town of Greenwich and a few
...small communities served by a connecting company. On Sept; 30,
1962, the company had 1,359,766 telephones in service, of which
slightly more than one-half were in the Bridgeport. Hartford, New
Britain, New Haven, Norwalk, Stamfoid and Waterbury exchange
E.
Schick
and improvements to
be used for general
BUSINESS—Southern New
England
Haven.
Conn., furnishes communication
reasonable buyer" -at "a pricev
><Alex.- Brown
salvage value of $5,765,912 —V. 196, p. 2081.
now.
than its
less
&
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
prices
'
Approves Abandon¬
;X"' v ;
t
.
portion of the net proceeds from the sale
allotted for repayment of advances from
Telegraph Co., parent, for a variety of
will be
UNDERWRITERS—
of the company was listed
the symbol RUSA.—V. 196,
Corp.—ICC
Railway
major
Telephone
corporate purposes.
S. E. Listing—
A
4J/2% coupon.
a
debentures
the
American
On
&
Wood
100
Co.__
100
Co.
100
&
2175.
p.
throughout the U. S.
Springfield Insurance
Schlumberger
Ltd.—Net
Up
26.9%—
for
the nine
months ended Sept. 30, 1962 of $191,944,000 compared to $169,319,000
for
this period in 1961.
Net
income for these periods was
$16,569,000 or $3.11 per share and $13.0b*,000 or $2.45 per share,
respectively, an increase of 26.9%.—V. 196, p. 1287.
The
Dec.
that
its
The
,
Pacific Hawaiian Products
See
construction
against
said
...
■
100.123.
jointly,
Paribas
Rutland
loan, but no notes would bear an annual interest rate
than 5'/a%. The notes would not be underwritten, Otter Tail
would
be
used
to
finance
temporarily the balance of
company's 1962 construction program and for interim financing
Otter Tail s 1963-65 construction program,
the application said
Otter
as
overcome
.X"'• X..X.X ;
ment of Line—
Proceeds
of
changes should
10, 1962 the common stock
American Stock Exchange under
Rutland
be
President,
and
& Hutzler, jointly,
Corp. and Halsey, Stuart &
Morgan Stanley & Co. bid
100.261, and First Boston
corporate uses, including extensions, additions
facilities. The balanqe of
the proceeds will
those factors which led to a
sustained by the company since
operation.
of
year
important
228L
addrd.
the
initial
loss
Dec.
the
up
unsecured
and
$15,450,987,
to
Board
debentures as 4%s came from
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Inc., and Salomon Brothers
Smith
•
p.
service
its
1965,
Brothers,
PROCEEDS—A
correct
first
the
and
the
to
taken
been
sales
Russ Togs, Inc.—A.
application with
an
to
amounted
the
bids for
Other
Lehman
Co.,
major difficulties of
the past," he said,; "and our new management team is dedicated to
an
early return to profitability, increased sales and a realizationof our growth potential."-t-W. 195, p.-2641.
•
,
On
to $10
promissory notes at any one time before 1966.
Otter Tail seeks FPC authority to issue the notes from time to
time to (he First National Bank of Minneapolis and to other banks
million
of 100.28%.
income
Sale—
Note
underwriting group managed
by White, Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
New York, offered $45,000,000 Southern New Eng¬
land Telephone 4%% debentures, due Dec. 1, 2001,
at 101.032% and accrued interest, to yield 4.32%. The
group won award of the
bonds Dec. 11 on a bid
:
,
months
12
Telephone Co.—Debentures
Southern New England
York, has been appointed transfer
the corporation.—V. 195, p. 447.
of
company
has
reported
operating
revenues
.
Offered—On Dec. 12, an
each
*
r-;r
,«
Southern Equitable, ^one of the pioneers in the "Balanc6d Pro>
gram" concept of life insurance balanced with mutual fund share's
sold through dually-licensed associates, now .operates in 19 states;"
—V, 196, p.. 1597.
V
/A,, i >
'
-
two
the
j
Reid—Reports Loss for Year—
the
have
in
"These
"
Power
stock
previous year.
for
its
1946,
on
Otter
1813.
p.
for fiscal 1961.
Kessler, Chairman of
Jack
New
•'
for
common
$17,993,046
10, 1962, the common stock of the company was listed
York Stock Exchange under the symbol NOB.—V. 193,
Dec.
the
p.
holders of 166,861 shares
1962,
Northwest
on
the
measures
1962.
On
Acquisit'n
of
The consolidated company will retain the name Southern Equitable
Life Insurance Co.; and the home offices of the company will be in
Little Rock. The stockholder action places Southern Equitable well
within the "magic circle" of companies with more th&ii $106,000,000
insurance in force and in the top 15%'of life, insurahce companies
in the U. S.
'-
net
a
This
Sales
reports that it has extended the expiration
to stockholders of Allied Gas Co. until
company
its
24.
for
Offer
1,842,384
.2,217,297
$0.98
Angeles-based manufacturer of women's swimwear has
loss of $583,433 for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31,
compares with net income
of $234,902, or 42 cents a
Los
1962.
share,
Exchange
—
196,
common
Marie
Rose
Extended—
Gas
The
of
the
for
This
Co.
Reynolds
of
City Bank, New
National
First
reported
Gas
share
one
conditions.—V.
agent
1J96, p. 2180.
Ilinois
4,061,557
involving
consolidation
proposed
Montana.The
102.114 for
each Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1978, inclusive,
Northern
-
with. 91.9%
Equitable,
Southern
of
stockholders
6,
companies had previously been approved by the boards of directors
both firms and by the stockholders of Treasury State Life, v ' *[
to the aquisition by a Reynolds subsidiary of practically
Hawaiian's assets. The agreement calls for the ex¬
Riegel Textile Corp.—Appointment—
Moody's and AAA by Standard & Poor's. They are
by new equipment estimated to cost $13,471,300 and
will mature
in
15 annual
instalments of
on
of
Merger
—
of
Pacific
of
other
secured
$350,000
$1.08
^
Life Insurance Co.
represented, voted unamimous approval for the consolidation
Equitable with Treasury State Life Insurance Co. of
Butte,
,
of Pacific Hawaiian Products Co.,
and
company
Hanover Trust Co., New
of West Bend, Wis.,
Southern
of
1.8 common
shares of Pacific Hawaiian.
X
. *
The acquisition is subject to approval by Pacific Hawaiian stock¬
holders, who are expected to vote on it in February, and to certain
coupon.
certificates,
this
of
Directors
have agreed
The
!___
,
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Proposed
series I, on a bid of 98.73% for the indicated
coupon.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., bid 98.66, also for a
all
share_
• ,
common
per
(R.J.)
cates,
2,840,010
2,456,675
earnings
Earnings
Doc.
On
shares
19621
1961
$43,647,643 $40,363,188
5,365,874
.
Approved—. i.V'
'••... '.^^ '4-
Sept. 30—
sales
Earnings betore income taxes and minor, int.
Provision for Fed. & foreign taxes on income
ler, New York, and associates, announced that they
were awarded at a competitive sale an issue of $5,250,000 Norfolk & Western 3%% equipment trust certifi¬
offered
:
-
Equitable
Southern
; 0
Milwaukee, is
_
and First National Bank
paying agents for the issue.
York,
Subs.)—Annual Report'—
(&
Inc.
Year Ended
Net
'
2380.
p.
Ranco
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Western
&
Rentals
it was pointed
dealers,
—v.
suburb of Boston,
a
Bank,
Exchange
National
trustee, and Manufacturers
The announcement came within a week of Pillsbury's acquisition' >
of Paul Erasmi & Co., a West German food processing
company.-
to strengthen the company's com¬
its dealer organization. As a result
Konner
facilities
insurance
franchised
70
expand
,,
Somerville,
total of 150 beds.
a
Marine
Pillsbury
by
proceeds will help finance the construction
hospital addition and professional building,
to cost $1,731,109.
Upon completion,:, the
new
a
will have
"■
Co. to purchase H. J. Green & Co., Ltd.,
of Hove, Sussex, England, was announced by Paul S. Gerot,' presi¬
dent of the Minneapolis based food company. Terms of the offer,
now
awaiting approval by Green's stockholders, were not disclosed.
The
English company, a manufacturer of dessert mixes and
baking ingredients, employs about 200 people and maintains major
production facilities and headquarters offices in Hove, a suburb
of Brighton.
'
V-"': - •'
l
Green's principal products include sponge cake mixes, for which
there is a major market in the United Kingdom, instant puddings
and
a
variety
of dessert items. The company's line of baking
powder, cream of tartar and- baking soda, marketed under the
Borwicks label, is-the dominant . brand in its category. Chesswood
brand canned mushrooms, marketed under contract by Green, are
also leaders in their field.
v '
'• J \
\
offer
An
5%%.
hospital, located in
1,467,746
$0.08
317,539
1199.
p.
■
estimated
,2,533,552
1,065.806
1,414.286
$0.41
307,039
:_
earnings per shire
Shares outstanding Sept. 30,
of
3,182,164
1,767,878
Net
Leasing
Auto
Nationwide
124,824
.
—
Pillsbury Co.—Proposed
of
:
—
Working capital
System, Inc.—Acquisition
Nationwide Auto Leasing
$5,048,592
26,411
liabilities
■'% '
/
interest of from
and accrued interest, and bear
to
Net
1961
$6,237,814
-
_'r
1—
Current
and 6% cumulative
p. 1660.
common
;
par
Months' Report1962
sales
Earnings
appointed transfer
has been
City,
York
New
Co.,
disbursing
dividend
and
Feb. 15, 1963, not
share, plus accrued
on
per
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Mount Clemens
redemption
for
called
has
Industries, Inc.—Nine
Pierce
are
switching
locomotives and 14 new
Diesel-Electric yard switching locomotives estimated
to cost $4,770,262.—V. 196, p. 2379.
Electric
of
r-?'!
■
11, 1962, B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis.,
offered publicly, $950,000 of this corporation's first
mortgage serial bonds, series A, dated Dec. 1, 1962,
and due Dec. 1, 1964-77. The bonds were offered at
5%
certificates are subject to
Issuance and sale of the
its preferred shares at $100
5614
V. 196; p. 899.
of
'
-
Offered—On
(Mass.)—Bonds
Hospital
Somerville
Co.—Partial Redemption—
company
3,000
over
'
■
Dec.
1244.
p.
Pet Milk
came
coupon,
Hutzler.
&
196,
-
the company's semi-annual report is being dis¬
with an Invitation for Tender under which ap¬
proximately $500,000 of the. company's capital has been, set aside
to acquire from shareholders stock at $6.75 per share.
This offer
expires Dec. 19, 1962.—V. 196, p. 2380. '
at Oct. 31, 1961 shares
:
X.XXX:\
1,287,229;
were
—V.
on
involved
together
tributed
previous year. Shares outstanding at Oct. 31, 1962
outstanding were 1,271,450.
,X
share of the
per
Was awarded the issue at competitive
a bid of 98.66% for certificates carry¬
group
He announced
in two small
1962.
30,
$56,000
during the company's pre-public period.
Mr.
stated that long-term commitments have reached approxi¬
acquired
mately $2.5 million.
He also said that
three months ended Oct. 31 weye
$11.3 million, a 43% increase over the previous year's $7.9 million
first quarter sales.
"
-■
s
Consolidated net income was $387,680,- equivalent to $0.30 per
share of common stock, 14% above the $340,128 equivalent to $0.27
yield 3.30% to 4.25%.
Sept.
on
approximately
off
write
Goldman
>"
the
for
sales
net
reached $174,812
which
to
investments
reported by this scien¬
quarter of its current
•
.
Consolidated
1964-1978, was made Dec. 12, by a group man¬
aged by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, at prices
sale Dec.
year.
was
figure compares with
plans
Corp.—Sales Up 43%—
and profits were
manufacturer for the first
instrument
tific
offering
Jan. 1,
to
CIMCO, serving the State of Georgia and portions
Alabama, would be a valuable addition to Palo195, p. 2932. ~'
in both sales
Increases
Missouri Pacific
six-month period ended Sept. 30, 1962
announced by Richard N. Goldman, President.
the net income of $95,957 for the en¬
tire fificat.year ended March 31< 1962.
Both figures are -before pro¬
vision for possible losses on investments and taxes.
Mr. Goldman said that earnings continue to be added to the loss
the. company
This
complex.—V.
growth
Perkin-Elmer
Offered—Public
cific
and
Tennessee
profits of $74,516 for a
Net
for
reserve
2379.
p.
and net profits.
that Palomar was considering an offer
Central Investment Mortgage Co. of Atlanta, Georgia, to ac¬
from
V' T
this issue.—V. 196, p. 2181.
C<j>.,
Capital Co.—Six Months' Report—
Sierra
told stockholders
achieved new highs in gross revenues
had
Offer
,
.
Stock Offering—
On Dec. 13, 1962 it was reported that a secondary
offering of 20,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $103.50 a share had been made through Blyth &
Co., New York.—V. 188, p. 2293.
backgrounds in mortgage banking.
that in the fiscal year ended Aug. 31,
and
experience
-
Searle & Co.—Secondary
(G. D.)
foreseeable
X%V'' X /
the
"in
issued
be
not
Gilchrist
See
The
Stockholders were also told
200,000
400,000
400,000
—_____—.
,
shares
Shares—
Gilchrist
For
com-|
Palomar's authorized $1 par
from the present 2,000,000.
increase in
an
3,000,000
Mr. Severin
Palomar
1——
Inc
Dempsey-Tegeler
Robert
tensive
550,000
400,000
400,000
Corp
Michigan
of
First
800,000
800,000
—
Peck__.
<?:
Adams
Inc
Co.,
& Co
&
Morton
H.
was
to
seats.
to President Severin, Mr. Hadley, President of Eastern
Lenders
Services Co.,
scheduled' to merge with Palomar shortly,
and Mr. Horton, who has been with Palomar since its inception,
are
welcome additions to Palomar's Board by virtue of their ex¬
800,uuu
W.
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
Schneider Corp.—Ends Purchase
(Walter J.)
eleven
According
550,000
800,000
Coffin
stock
newly-authorized shares will
Mr. Severin said.
f»5°,0°0
SSS'nno
^OO.OOO
—
Baxter
the Board from nine to
Horton will fill the newly-created
re-elected.
enlarge
,
future,"
—•—--
—-
voted
Also
mon
$900,000
1,000*000.
———:—
—
to
members, and Hadley and
All
other
directors
were
Sinking
Hallgarten
R. w. Pressprich & Co
voted
Stockholders
term
forth
Fund Bonds
Term Bonds
nrexrl
.
(2484)
Co.—Casualty Business Sale
Approved—
On
Dec.
property
12,
and
1962 stockholders voted to sell 74%
of the
casualty insurance on Springfield's books to
Continued
on
total
Home
page
53
T
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
6221
Number
196
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Elk
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
first
the
during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)'
(subject
Jan.
to
!
meet
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
on
payment date.
1-
8
12-21
8
1-18
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Aaronson
70c
•
Stores
Bros.
1-15
1-
Stock
8
5%
Aberdeen
Fund
and
come
Stock
All
$.034
12-26
12-
5%
1-25
1-21
12-21
1-
.
..
—
10c
American'
Bilrite
i
Stock
4.60%
8
12-20
12-31
Firestone
15c
12-28
12-19
First
Co.
Rubber
Book-Stratford
American
Brake
American
Enka
Shoe
Press
Co.
Corp.
(initial)
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
proval
stock
split
subject
stockholders
of
National
12-31
1-24
12-28
12-31
12-21
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
(subject
Associated
Food
Associated
Truck
to
Stores
approval
12-27
17V2C
of
York
New
-
of
the
Union
Bank
of
Virginia
Bankers
Trust
Increased
Barr
National
of
3-15
also
to
the
of
12-10
National
12-28
12-19
New
1-31
1-
3-14
2-
3-11
1
1-
1
12-15
5.10%
40c
1-15
12-31
6%
1-
2
12-14
$5
12-22
12-14
80c
preferred
preferred
preferred
1-
1-2
12-18
4Vi%
1-15
12-22
Goddard
1-31
43c
1-11
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
12-18
&
Godfrey
Goddard
Co.
1-
1
12-20
2-
1
12-
Stock
1
2-
5
dividend
1-15
56 Vic
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
12-21
12-14
!
,
Gas
12-20
1
Van
Benrus
Berkshire
Bicor
Bliss
&
Storage
Watch
Co.
&
Boatmens
National
Two-for-one
dividend
Bank
approval
Feb.
of
Currency
>'.c.'
and
1-15
Shoe
Co.
12-28
Burgmaster
Byers
(A.
12-21
Canadian
Chemical
Industries,
Canadian
Pacific
Ry.,
Penobscot
Shoe,
1
12-21
1-
7
12-21
6%
Hertz
12-28
Hines
12-28
1-18
12-28
1-
12-21
2
1-3(5
li
2-
1
9
Holly
12-26
2
25c
common
1-
9
1
1
1-16
Caressa,
Inc.
Carolina
$5
(final
Electric
2-28
(quar.)
;
1-
&
Light,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cassiar Asbestos,
Corp.,
this
National
Chart-Pak,
action
to
Mill
Extra
Colonial
Growth
Stock
(quar.)__
.___
;
common
payment
Co.
-
1-
of
stockholders
2%
Power
Vegh
51c
2-
26c
1-15
4.08% preferred
(quar.)_
Indianapolis Power & Light,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4
4
12-28
12-18
2
12-12
2-
1
30c
2-
1
_
1-
16c
12-26
Investment
f20c
1-15
12-21
7 Vic
1-31
t5c
1-18
11-
3
and
Detroit
International
Diamond
National
Distributors
Class
Class
Stock
A
dividend
Quarterly
$6
1-25
1-10
12-26
12-12
50c
!
(quar.)_____
1-
45c
12-12
12-24
25c
3
12-17
2-
1
1-11
Creek
$1.25
pfd.
Fund
22Vi
B
12 Vic
(accum.)
Doeskin
Products, Inc.,
&
Lomason
1
1-
1
Johnston
33c
1
12-17
Stock
12-21
12-21
Mur,
7c
3-15
;
(increased
1-
2
12-18
1-
2
12-18
1-14
1-
3-
1
2-15
1-
4
2
12-17
12-31
12-17
1-15
12-17
1-15
12-31
$2
1-15
12-21
20c
12-31
12-19
3%
12-31
12-19
6C
^2-28
12-17
55c
(quar.)
quar.)
i.
——
Income, Inc.—
1f ■
1-19
12-24
1-19
12-24
5C
■
income
(quar.)
and
of
1
—j
.__
Brothers,
(increased)
Co.
liquidation
this
at
Louis
no
time)
Casting
Steel
12-19
1-
12-20
2
12-21
12-31
12-19
12-31
12-19
class
on
12-24
Steel
A
7
12-31
12-17
3%
1-30
1-18
12-29
12-20
$1.40
preferred
preferred
5%
A
(quar.)
(quar;)
t50c
_—
Locke
(Louis)
Steel
Logan
Enterprises,
Chain Co.
(Jonathan),
Ltd.
1-
8
12-20
12-11
12-31
4
:
(N. J.)
30c
3-31
17 Vic
12-31
12-21
_—
17 Vic
(quar.)
3%
25c
Ceramic
Co.
Y.)
(N.
from
MPO
Inc.,
-
$1.50
conv.
Videotronics
Inc.,
Industries
preferred
class
12-26
12-28
U
12-17
2
1-
2
12-17
A
12-17
U
1-
2
12-17
(quar.)
5c
2
6%
2-
1
Marley
"3-
1
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Company, new common (initial)
Stock
1-25
5c.
;
(initial)
Inc.
12-28
1-15
VSI
dividend
1-18
2-11
1-18
25c
3-
2-15
1
75c
12-27
12-14
12-27
12-18
12-31
2-13
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-13
12-26
12-13
$1.25
12-27
1-
2
12-21
12-14
12-29
1-10
12-24
1-10
12-24
12-28
12-20
58c
12-28
12-20
50c
1-
9
12-24
93 %C
1-
1
12-24
1-10
12-27
5c
1-10
12-27
12 Vic
1-15
12-28
22 Vic
—
—
—-
1-18
12-28
10c
1-18
12-28
50c
1-15
12-24
87y2c
1-15
12-24
7 Vic
1-15
12-18
20c
(quar.)—
Vermont
12-20
1-
4
2-15
12-20
1-31
1-15
1-15
1-10
SV4 %
1-15
1-10
It
2-
1-10
semi¬
quarterly payment)——
(being
annual
12-31
to
changed
a
from
1
a
45c
15c
Special
is
2-
National and Savings Bank—
Common
20C
50%
(quar.)
Corporation
25c
._
income—
(quar.)
Smelting,
$1.50
_
12-21
and
Refining & Mining, common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
:_
Universal Container Corp., class A (quar.)
S
12-19
1-10
12-19
1-15
gains
Corp.
U S Shoe Corp.
Extra '
2
12-14
12-19
7 Vic
—
Servateria
1-
12-27
ordinary
Extra
S
1-
1-
2-11
10c
1-
37 Vic
net
4
12-31
1
62 Vic
Semi-annual
1-28
10c
(quar.)__
12-21
12-31
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
U. S. Realty & Investment Co. of New Jersey
$1.50
(quarJ—:
preferred
12-31
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Corp., common
20c
$6
12-21
3%
Tile
20c
—
1-11
$1
preferred
3%%
1-28
.
S
32 1/lOc
3-15
(stock dividend)—:
Lucky Lager Brewing Co. (quar.)
Ludlow Typograph Co., common.
12-21
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
—
Trust
U S Plywood
12-17
Inc.
12-31
1-16
5c
(quar.)
U. S. & Foreign Securities—
25 9/10c
from realized capital
12-11
1-
(quar.)
1-31
16c
$5 convertible pfd.
Co.
preferred
6%
U
12-11
12-31
„
—___
Inc.
1-15
28c
"ADRS"
(quar.)__
dividend
Underwriters
12-20
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
8
12-31
117 Vic
J35c
(quar.)—
12-28
40c
B)—
dividend
Trust
Stock
12-20
1-
8c
—
class
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lesser
1-31
7c
12-24
5c
25C
class B
Co.,
Wales
Inc.
Studebaker Corp.,
Summit
30c
."
class
and
of
Co.
Stock
12-
12-20
25c
Ltd.
Tube
Standard
invest¬
23c
2
12 Vic
(increased)
South
Coast
Corp.
(no
action
taken
on
common
payment at this time)
Standard Fruit & Steamship—
$3 participating preference (accumulative)
Standard Holding Corp.
(year-end payment
Stratoflex,
capital gains
1-
2%
15c
12-27
:__
12-13
10c
37 Vic
(extra)
Ltd.,
12-20
12-27
14c
11c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—___
1-
20c
Financial,
12-28
30c
(because of the plan
action on dividend was
12-14
—
55c
15c
div.)___
(quar.)_.
12-31
dividend)—
12-20
20c
(stock
Inc
Corp.
Carpet
12-17
11c
Products
(quar.)
7c
Co
3-18
12-31
12-28
25c
Technical
income-.——
1
12-17
1
4c
(quar.)
Schlumberger,
net
12-17
4
4-
45c
Inc..
12-15
from
8c
1-28
2-
87 %c
12-15
20c
15c from
25c
2%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4
12-20
12-29
5c
(quar.)
Laurentide
1.
12-24
20!&C
_____
preferred
12-31
12-29
$1.20
Maremont
1-16
2-15
12-31
60c
Fund—
(stock
Inc.
Macoid
7c
12-26
t50c
$1.50
8%
Co.,
America,
of
Corp;
taken
St.
12-20
$1.50
Organization
Inc.
Magnetics,
7c
12-26
1-10
J.)—
N.
(quar.)_-^.
United Shoe Machinery, common
La
12-21
A
12-26
1-10
5c
.
$1.25
1-15
A
payment
Knapp-Monarch
12-19
Monthly
12-26
1-10
$1.50
Sandura
40c
dividend
2
1-
12-26
12-26
1-10
12 Vic
(quar.)__
dividend
Corp.
of
12-19
7
(Boston)—
common
class
income
12-28
Monthly
Monthly
12-19
1-
12-21
12-31
35c
class
12-21
I
1-10
1-10
St. Louis Public Service
Corp.
(quar.)—
Mutual
ment
MCA,
17Vic
(quar.)
Co.
Properties Corp.,
1-
12-17
12-26
2
1-
(quar.)
investment
Coal,
12-17
18 %c
pfd,
70c
12-17
1-11
31 Vic
.
(accum.)
Douglas
12-28
5%
(10*4
cents from
income
from capital gains)
cents
12-28
12 Vic
.
Electric
preferred
Roxbury
1-10
1-
5c
Jarrell-Ash,
Lor togs,
and
A
12-26
1-10
$1.75
Company, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Sangamo Electric Co.
(reduced)
Schenley Industries Inc., common
50c preference
(s-a)
Telegraph
&
common
Co.
from
preferred
$2.00
Bridge
on-
preferred
Diversified
12-17
16c
(interim)
Corp.
12-31
50c
,
_
(non-voting)
(year-end)
(voting) (year-end)
:
B
75 cents
Drew
35c
Group, Inc.—
Diversa, Inc.,
and
Fund
$1
1
1
25c
Extra
29
12-26
1-10
3%
for
RoWe Furniture
1-10
3
1-18
Fund
Corp.
Rosenau
1-10
tlOc
income
Trust
Kent-Moore
12-21
12-20
1-10
$1.13
(special)--
;
Company
Robinson
Rohr
1-15
1-15
1-15
$1.41
Corp. (N. Y.) (s-a)_——
Republic National Bank (Dallas) (monthly)
Rico Argentine Mining—
1-10
10c
(quar.)
$4.80
preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Hosts, Inc., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
12-12
2-15
of
+40c
from
1-
,
$1.05
Fragrances
Telephone
Quarterly
j.
Interstate Bakeries,
Year-end
57 Vic
J
(quar.)
Smelting
Co.
.12-20
$1.54
Reinsurance
1-10
1-11
&
2
12-26
(quarterly
1-15
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)
Oats
Reece
12-17
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Flavors
International
Island
12-11
com.
_____
dividend
Stock
5
12-18
preferred
International
12-21
2
Co.
income
Mutual
(quar.)_
12-31
2
capital gains)
Dayco
Corp.,
class
A
(quar.)j.
De Vegh Investing Co.—
De
Co., common
preferred • (quar.)
1
12-28
12-20
12-20
$1.35
(Bergen .County,
Gamble
Stock
2
2-
1-
from
from
1-
52 Vic
Lance,
Quarterly
1-15
(quar.)
2-
Fibre
.
preferred
1-
..
cents
.
4.20%
2-15
1-15
4c
Extra
..
Insurance)
&
12-31
12-31
1-15
1-15
24c
_____
common
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Radio
12-18
1-25
5c
income)
x
(6
Banking
2
1
40c
____
Fund
of
1-
2-
1-
12-21
$1.25
;—
Co.
General
Ramco,
20c
c
1-
12-31
3-12
$1.18%
(extra)
net ^investment
$3.50
53 Vi
(quar.)
Design,' Inc.
International, Ltd. (quar.)
cents
1-25
(quar.)
(quarterly
Extra
Dallas
12-21
and
preferred
5%
Extra
2
2-15
11.38%
:
approval
4.26%
at
Construction
prush
6%
12-19
25c
City)
(quar.)
Trust
Consolidating
Mining
&
Canada, Ltd.
(s-a)_
■
2
2
;_
(Jersey
Gas
1-
1-
30c
(quar.)
Energy. Shares
Natural
1
1-10
25c
investment
2-
60c
1-10
1-31
12-21
$1.18%
(quar.)
dividend
Quaker
1
62 Vic
dividend
Consolidated
1
1
12-14
Co.
2-
1
12-14
Investment
2-15
2-
UOc
3-12
1-15
12-31
2-
12 J/2 c
2-
10c
Consolidated
1
Portland
37 Vic
2-
12-31
Commonwealth Edison
From
30c
12-31
Co.
12-31
b 2-
55 Vic
3c
&
i'
35c
(quar/)__
58 %c
5c
Trust
Provident
(quar.)
12-31
Lumber
12-20
preferred
•
&
1-10
t
4.70%
4.42%
1-15
(Chicago)
(increased)
income)
Commercial
from
Illinois
at
——
from
Comm.
6
time)
Chicago
Stock
1-11
1-15
on
12-20
12-19
15c
taken
1-10
1
30c
"
this
Prophet
2
25c
payment
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry., 5% pfd. (quar.)
(No
12-26
1-
Bank
Extra
1-10
2-
Sugar
Inc.
Procter &
17 Vic
dividend—
4.20%
Aguirre
Central
12-24
Comptroller of the Currency
(Union City, N. J.) (quar.)
Stock dividend (subject to approval of the
time)
Central
■
(quar.)
common
on
2-
3-29
$1.09
I
dividend
Stock
12-28
•
pfd.
4
1-25
-
___
;
5%
taken
action
1-
$1.05
__
(quar.)
.J
Extra
Celotex
(No
Ltd.
2-15
46c
(increased)
com.
3-29
$1.10
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp
Polychrome
the
12-31
2-20
1
Hudson Trust Co.
7
1
1-28
12 Vic
____'
2-
3-
$1.25
Power
preferred
$4.20
v
2%
10%
1
Insurance
Stock
12-31
t75c
in sterling)
dividend)__
payment
(stock
2
17V2C
.
Preference
Cannon
12-
25c
(quar.)—.
12-28
31V4C
20c
1
30c
Winston
&
12-21
25c
:
(quar.)___
Co.
Trust
2-15
__
Corp.vgcommon
preferred
(quar.)
2
1-25
17 Vic
(quar.)
Chemical
30c
(increased
1-
6%
37 Vic
:
Transmission
Tube
Peoples
'
12-27
1-31
12-31
—
12-26
2-
5c
I
:
(quar.)
B
Subject
*
$20c
12-31
12 Vic
12-17
1-28
5%
(quar.)
2
1-
1*4%
common
Co.
(N. Y.)
(increased)
County National Bank (Jersey City)
Quarterly
1-10
$15c
(s-a)__—__
dividend)
dividend)
Rinehart
1-10
2-
1-10
1-15
Hudson
12-26
2-
J$1.25
;____
(stock
Sugar
5%
Holt
1-
25c
(stock
Products,
(Edward) Lumber Co. (quar.)
Boxes, Inc., common (increased)
Class
1.-11
1-
.
t37Vic
(final)
:
Hoerner
25c
;
1
Inc.
Corp.
1-18
55c
(quar.)
Financial
Ctalion
preferred
1-18
5%
•_
Inc
Stores,
Hercules
15c
__
Ltd.
Ltd.
12-19
Hawthorne
15c
;
:
Co.,
2
12-31
13c
_
common
(quar.)
Canadian
Peerless
12-21
5c
Ltd.,
Co.,
12-14
2
2-
1-15
1-10
12-14
2
+22 Vic
;
Bronze
preference
12-21
12-20
Y.)
12-20
2-
75c
(quar.)
(Frank)
Class
A
non-voting
12-20
(N.
12-24
1-15
1-31
(quar.)____
Dredging
Lumber Co.—
12-31
Co.
12-19
1-15
Consolidated Gold
50c
1-
Home
5%
Pato
25c
1-
20c
(quar.)
Extra
12-28
(increased)—
Insurance
2
1
dividend)
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Hartfield
(quar.)
1-16
12-13
1-
12-31
1-31
6%
15c
2
55c
(Boston):
(stock
7%
Co.
3c
—
1
taken
payment at this time)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
35c
1-
93 %c
___,
1
12-21
Co.
Hanover
_,
Campbell Taggart Asso. Bakeries
Canadian
(no action
2-
Co.
Electric
&
preferred
Mfg.
45c
_L.
dividend)'!
(stock
.
Corp.
4
65c
12-31
10c
preferred
(quar.)
—_;
preferred
Mining
Hanover
the
__
Ltd
Co.
Hamilton
the
to
of
(quar.)
(extra)—
Corp.
M.)
1
4%
Products,
(quar.)
Land
1
1-
.12-31
(quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)_.
Power & Light, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
(serial) preferred (quar.)__
4.52%
preferred
(quar.)
6.16%
preferred
(quar.)
5.64%
preferred
(quar.)
12-18
3-
12-31
1-15
_
5%
preferred
30c
Budget Finance Plan, <pommon (increased)
60c
preferred
(quar.)
.___
6%
preferred
(quar.)
;__
Building
common
Hanna
dividend--
Brown
Dunlap
American
preferred
(quar.)
5%
1-15
5c
1-15
Mining
Pacific
1-10
1
20c.
.__
1-15
5c
32 Vic
$4.75
1-18
5%
(quar.)__
4c
12c
»
Rosario
Corp.
Paxton
stock
also
Co
Stock
Co.
.
Corp.
preferred
$4.75
1-31
1-
W.)
Gustin-Bacon
12-21
2-15
i\:,
Co.
(Milton)
12-31
&
approvalof
Comptroller
-
Insurance
Bradley
(quar.)
5%
a
to
13,
the
■
and
on
75c
dividend)
(St. Louis)
split
Gulf
12-20
40c
(stock
subject
12-31
1-10
(H.
Grosett
5%
—
Gas
stock
both
stockholders
Boston
Inc
Hydratane
12-26
1-17
2%
(stock dividend)
Gossard
1-11
.
9c
(quar.)
Industries
Laughlin,
Blossman
5
Inc.
2-15
7 Vic
(quar.)
Frocks,
Automation
10c
(increased)
12-21
Lighting Corp.—
$4.50
2-
15c
V
RR.__
Ry.
Co.,
Gas
$4.36
1
(quar.)u
12-21
1-15
invest-
.
.
Co., 3%%
preferred
$4.40
1-
5c
Company
1-22
:
Coast
Pacific
2-
2c
net
■;
Pacific
30c
1 $.5781 Vi
12-14
12-31
Corp.—
from
(Boston) (quar.)__
(Newark)
(increased)
Insurance
Pacific
$1.50
(quar.)
1
1-15
4%
Electric
1-15
20c
Extra
12-31
5%
12 Vic
1-15
1
H.)
1-
of
Bank
Rubber
Colony
6%
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(P.
Co.
dividend
Pacific
2-
preferred
Glatfelter
12-17
2-
.
$1.18%
.
Honduras
Extra
Old
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
&
(J. J.)
2
$1.25
(quar.)
1
12-14
12-14
5%
Trust
Research
Bank
Pacific
*
Bekins
York
O'Sullivan
2-11
12-19
2-
1
1
3
$1.27 Vi
(quar.)
voting preferred
12-14
1-
50c
Corp. (quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
1
11-
15c
2-21
5%
3-
10%
12-17
5%
12-14
10%
&
.
Central
Northern
1-22
5c
dividend)
1
$1.22*4
Dividend—
Newberry
the
5 Vic
(stock
1-
$1.12*4
Bond
State
Stock
ap¬
2
12-24
40c
Bank
&
Shawmut
York
New
of
Reinsurance
4%%
Corp., class A (quar.)
Corp.
(increased quar.)
12-26
Waterworks
2
~
National
1-
12-26
2
of
National Balanced———______
12-10
11 Vic
approval
(quar.)
income
ment
National
4
12-26
dividend
50c
i."
1-
1-31
to
dividend)
distribution
National
(quar.)
Ltd.
(stock
Securities
25C
approval
(subject
Y.)
Quarterly
12-17
1-20
:
2-28
12-19
(quar.)
12-24
1-
27 Vic
(quar.)
com.
(stock dividend)
(N.
National
.
25c
(Cleveland)
Corp.
Corp.,
27V2C
Vitamin
Baystate
Realty
General
York—
New
12-28
50c
Comptroller
General
40c
(quar.)
Co.
22 and
the
12-28
■
Assn.
quarterly
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Barth
Southwest
12-21
10%
Steel
Stock
12-17
$6
(quar.)
4
1-15
(Pa.)—
Jose
(subject-to
1-15
$1
(Houston)
of
San
12-19
.
62 Vic
Corp.,
Commercial
Albany
12-21
5c
Allentown
of
12-28
$3.25
(increased)
Extra
Bank
Bank
15c
(quar.)
1-
;•
Oxford
1-16
(quar.)
4
283/4c
_
(quar.)____
,
dividend
proval
5%>
Bacharach Industrial Instrument Co.
Bank of California
(San Francisco)
Bank
(quar.)
Currency)
Fluor
(quar.)
National
4
1-
.
5c
A
Namm-Loeser's
12-21
2
1-
.___
_.
stockholders Jan.
of
5%
class
of
8
5%
_
Company
12-14
1-
50c
-
.
Additional
(quar.)
Lines,
Stock
Florida
15)
Jan.
;
ap¬
32 Vic
dividend
shareholders
.
Bank
National
First
Bernardino)
(San
;
Co., common
(quar.)
Tire & Rubber Co.
National
First
Increased
Stock
4.75%
12-19
1
1-
4
25c
•
12-31
1-25
13
March
Bank
to
1-
.
20c
1-15
10c
.__
12-14
50c
(quar.)
dividend...
American
1-18
Holders
12-28
1-
(quar.)
Service
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
Alabama
P.
S.
Commission)
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred -(quar.)
;_
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
1%
w-i*.
.___
preferred
Semi-annual
5
10c
quar.)
1-
60c
(increased
30c
4%
Filter
Two-for-one
1-11
2%
j
(quar.)
Ferry Cap & Screw Co.__:
:
American
.
1-11
1-25
30c
(stock dividend)-!—
(s-a)__
Paper Board
1-15
75c
Air
Co.
line;
dividend
Federal
56 Vic
(special)
American
Schools
Rubber
Foods,
Stock
net
Properties (California)—
•'-4*4%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
1-25
25c
25c
Fearn
Allied
Altamil
Artists
Faultless
in¬
dividend)
(stock
income
Engineering
American
30c
1-
6c
(quarterly of $.01 from
from
capital gains)
12-17
75c
9
$1.37*4
._
dividend
the
4.90%
Muter
12-28
$.024
Techniques, Inc.
Affiliated Fund, Inc.— i
from
Inc.,
Gas
If
paid on March 15
common
(quar.)
.'
(quar.)__
preferred
5%
Famous
17Vic
Aerosol
Quarterly
Eversharp,
dividend.
stock
dividend
preferred
Mobile
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rex.
5%
proposed
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Enterprises, common (quar.)_
5Vi%
approved it will be
a
Share
Minnesota
vote
to
9
of Company
Midland-Ross
»
20c
Jan.
on
Per
Name
12-14
2-
of
~
_____
will
12-31
75c
approval
14)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
Englehard Industries
(quar.)
Equitable Trust Co. (Baltimore) —
Shareholders
When
Share
Corp._.
stockholders
nounced
a
Coal
Horn
Empire Trust Co.
Stock
dividend
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
are
indicate
we
(2485)
(quar.)
that after January
655/bC
preferred
planned
1-
2
12-17
12-31
12-17
2
12-17
1-18
12-19
2
12-12
12-28
12-17
1-
common
'
McCall
Eastern
Can
class
Co.,
Economics
Laboratory,
preferred (quar.)
$4
Ekco
;
common
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Electro
Refractories
Co.
&
(quar.)
10c
2-
25c
McLean
1-
1
4
McQuay, Inc.
4
Mercantile
(quar.)
Abrasives
1-15
1-
30c
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
20c
(incr.-quar.)
1-
2
12-21
$1
Corporation
1-15
1-15
$1.12 Vi
._
Products
4*4%
Elder
A
Industries,
to
(accum.)
$1
12 Vic
1
1-25
1-
be
&
Trust
posed 50%
held
on
at
Co.
the
Jan.
dividends
2
12-27
12-19
30c
12-27
12-17
2%
12-28
12-17
(Kansas City)
annual
22
on
a
meet¬
pro¬
on
a
30c
7c
Increased
stock dividend
Deposit & Trust
declared
be
payable each January,
October 1.
Viewlex, Inc.
(no action taken on common
payment at this time)
Virginia Chemicals & Smelting Co. (M'e.)—
12-17
1-
will
quarterly basis
April, July and
4
70c.
Bank
Stockholders will vote
ing
12 Vic
pfd.
(quar.)
Mercantile-Safe
Corp.—
(quar.)
Inc., $3
(Bait.)—
-
Quarterly
Stock
:
15c
dividend
Electronic Wholesalers,
.
Inc.
(stock dividend)
12-29
3%
4%
12-29
-
1-25
12-14
,
Quarterly
12-14
Merchants
12-26
Stock
Bank
dividend
(N.
Y.), new com.
(initial)
Washington
,
National
(Evanston, 111.)
Welbilt
Corp.
Insurance
20c
(quar,)_
(reduced)
—
5c
1-
Class
B
(quar.)
Extra
Mfg.
Went worth
We.st
20c
30c
B
Co.—
preferred tquar.)
preferred
(quar.i—■;
4.107<?
preferred
(quar.)__:
Western
Tool & Stamping
tquar.)
Western iUnion Telegraph
(quar.)
15c
35c
40c
1- 4
1-15
2- 1
40c
40c
40c
5- 1
8- 1
11- 1
50c
1- 2
101"
12-31
12-31
tquar.)
—______
Yonkers
—
——
.
preferred—
67c
5
Stock
7-
5
American
(quar.)
Photocopy
10-
4
American
President
12-17
American
dividend
preferred
5%
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
A.
Inc. (stock dividend)(increaseld quar.)
.—
Instruments,
M.
.Sc
Laboratories
Abbott
Abercrombie
Abitibi
Fitch,
&
Paper,
&
Power
preferred
$6
class
Petroleum,
Aberdeen
(s-a)_—
A_.i
.
(quar,)__—
com,
4(4%
preferred (quar.)_
Electric, common (quar.)
—-—
Acme
Acme
Markets,
Acme
Steel
Inc.
(quar.)
(resumed)
Co.
dividend
Stock
.
net
cash
12-27
12-27
American
Insurance
Aetna
12-21
11-28
Stock
12-12
15c
10c
22c
$0.7579
1-10
12-18
12-31
1- 2
1- 2
12-17
12-7
12-14
30c
40c
1- 2
1- 2
12-14
12-; 7
(Hartford)
Life Insurance Co.
Gas
$5.50
$1.37(4
12-21
12-21
Power
4.20%
Co.,
4.60%
preferred
4.92%
preferred
—i-
(quar.)
Wood
Steel
Products,
Alcolac
Aldens,
Inc.,
Inc.
(quar.)
10c
11c
25c
3%
.
(initial)
Corp.
quar.)
(increased
common
$J.t2§;,
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
4(4%
preferred
5%
Co.,
Chemical
:
$1.12(4
$35c
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd. (quar,)
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd.—
Algonia
Steel
Corp.,
_
Research
Agrochemical
Arizona
Stock
1
12- 7
Arkansas
12- 7
11-30
12-27
4.65%
preferred
preferred
5.48%
12-10
Armour
&
Co.
11-30
12- 4
12-14
12-12
11-30
Armstrong
(A.
6%
lc
12-21
12-29
1-1
12-31
12-21
I
Tire
Payment
&
of
Rubber, class A
1.80 Israel pounds
approximately 60c
Allied
Allied
Allied
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
$3.75
Mfg.,
Co.
of
Sugar
Amarlite
Corp.
Amerace
(quar.)
Co.
_
Corp..
(quar.)
Extra
______
Stock
dividend-—
American
_____
(quar.)
5% preferred
Agricultural
Chemical
Aggregates,
American
American
6%
-
__
_
Note
Bank
;
(quar.)__
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
—
Bosch Arma Corp. (year-end)____
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
American
American
net
(From
tional
American
profits.
security
stock)
or
Cement
—
Corp.,
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
preferred
$6.25
class
American
A
Amercian
Crystal
Co.,
(quar.)
Cyanamid,
preferred (quar.)—I
American
Distilling
(quar.)_
3(4%
American
30c
Electric
Securities,
participating
common
(s-a)
pref.
Participating
____
American
Express Co.
American
Factors,
Ltd.
dividend
Stock
Felt
American
6%
(increased)
12-14
1- 2
1- 2
12-14
12-20
Associates
1- 9
12-17
10c
1-
9
12-17
1-
9
12-17
1- 1
12-21
1- 1
1- 1
12-31
12-15
' 12-11
12-10
12-10
12-10
and
in
able
Class
B
class
class
B
(quar.)__
dividend
stock
Products
Corp.
Hospital Supply Corp.
International Corp.
undistributed
cents
net
from
514%
stock)
or
Investment
of
Co.
(monthly)
(quar.)
11-23
Atlantic
12- 3
1- 2
1- 2
2-1
12- 7
12-11
1-8
1-8
10c
37 (4c
$1.56(4
$1.20
12-12
Atlas
General
12-12
Atlas
Life
50c
$1.12(4
1- 2
12-14
12-14
Atlas
Steels,
1-2
12-21
12- 3
1-2
12-3
1-15
1- 4
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
Quarterly
5c
35c
12-31
1- 2
12-14
12-17
12-10
12-31
12-
capital
Class
17 (4c
1-
1 /
12-10
B
Co.,
class
A
1-21
__
Machine
preferred
,
&
preferred
Automatic
.
Automatic
Avalon
American
Maize-Products,
preferred'Lquar.)__
•4
common
!
2
12-10
A
(quar.)
12- 7
12-28
12-
12c
6Vic
1-
2
12-20
7
;
,
preferred
preferred
Axe-Eoughton
from
net
Science
From
12- 4
11-23
1-
D.
Babcock
11-28
Bacardi
Wilcox
&
.'
;
...
income)
12-14
5%
12-31
12-17
12-19
12-
7
Baldwin
12-19
12-
7
Baltimore
12-17
12-
7
Baltimore Gas
12-31
4(4%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1-15
12-31
4%
20c
12-27
12-12
Baltimore
$1.75
12-27
12-12
6(2%
preferred
Paint
1st
series
&
C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
approval
to
Class
4%
A
common
Industries
Bulova
Watch
2-1
1-2
12-31
12-31
12-24
12-10
12-10
1-10
12-17
10c
1- 2
1- 2
12-12
'M
I
n
10c
3%
12-29
*2-12
12- 7
5c
(quar.)
32- 7
12-.7
12-20
12- 7
15c
-
12-20
10°
—
quar.)
12-28
10c
(annual)—
1-11
12-21
Burns
.
12- 1
12-31
r
.
*
12-20
(William J.) Detective Agency—
Class A and class B (quar.)
Extra
12- 1
12-31
.
Co.
12- 4
3- 1
12 (4c
—
(quar.)
i
12-17
12-17
12-17
62(4c
(quar.)—
—
(resumed
Co.
12-17
.1- 1
•
.
95c
20c
(quar.)_—.—_——
Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)—
(W. A.)
12- 3
1-4
12- 5
.
Distillers—
preferred
Brown
'
12-,7
l-:2
of
2%
Food Stores
Brown-Forman
12- 1
on
class
Stock dividend
.
12- 3
12-28
A
on
(quar.)_
P.)
& Sons,
Common
12- 7
11-30
12-10
1-15
12-11
11-30
12-21
1-4
12-31
11-28
12- 7
Butter
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-14
12-14
12-14
common
preferred
1
1
C.
I. T.
,.
Financial Corp.
California
Interstate
1- 1
12-17
12-28
12-14
12-21 /
3-29
6-28
3-15
6-14
12-31
1- 2
1- 2
1- 4
12-28
12-12
12-15
'
•
.
•
12.-15
12-21
12-17
"
40c
(increased)
Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power, $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
California Financial Corp.
(stock dividend)
Calgary Power,
1- 1
12-10
$l5c
$$1.25
1-15
12-17
12- 4
12-4
12- 4
$$1.12(4
$$1
62c
75c
5%
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 1
1- 1
12-14
12-14
12-21
12-10
1- 1
12-18
12- 5
Telephone—
preferred (quar.)____,
California Liquid Gas (increased
5(4%
•
32(4c
4(4%
(quar.)^
(reduced)
(quar.)_—
12-14
12-14
1-21
12-18
1- 4
25c
25c
4(4%
Mfg.,
12-14
12-28
12-28
$1.12(4
15c
28(40
45c
$1.12(4
—
—
12-21
$1.12(4
$1
—-
-—.—.—-——
12-28
2- 1
1- 2
12-17
12-31
1-25
1-15
12-28
12-27
28c
Inc.
common.
12-28
25c
5c
25c
A and B shares
preferred (quar.)
Butler's Shoe Corp.,, common
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
25c
12V4c
$1.50
4%
$1.25
10c
10c
5%
class B—
and
Burroughs Corp.
Burroughs
(J.
Burrus Mills, Inc.,
Chemical—
preferred
.
32c
16)_
10c
;
(quar.)
12-28
3-15
(subject
stockholders Jan.
Year-end
& Electric—
B
41c
3%.
,5c
40c
40c
Corp.
(stock dividend).
5% partic pfd (accum.)
preferred series
(quarterly payment
gains)
(quar.)
Co.
Common
Securities
1-15
—__—
from capital
dividend
Stock
12- 1
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
27c
Street Trust
2-1
12-20
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
——
Brockton, Taunton
Corp.—
(quar.)
Brick,
and
14c
Broad
Investing
Street
Broad
1- 2
-
•
$55c
1-$1.50
$$1.43%
$$1.12V2
Telephone, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
Buckner
(quarterly of 5.3c
profits plus
7/10ths
Chemical, com.
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Baldwin Piano Co., 6%
preferred
1- 1
Columbia
t25c
12V2c
t25c
(resumed)
Corp.
534%
Bucyrus-Erie
,
12-14
1-15
Ltd. (quar.)__
Products—
6%
12-31
10c
income__
:
Power
12-31
f34%c
j31(4c
.
Co., Inc. (stock dividend)
(B. T.), Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
Forest
Columbia
J4334c v
Electronics
investment
Columbia
12-19
4 "
3
V.
British
t37(4c
;
investment
&
Co.,
British
12-19
12-28
Stock Fund
from
Axe
12- 3
12-21
.
,
,
(accum.)
security
Oil
Broman
•
.
Machine—
&
American
1-3
12-17
12-18
,15c,,
(quar.)
Tools
British
1-3
12-31
1- 2
12-20
:
preferred (quar.)__
2-1
12-14
.
5(4% preferred (quar.)
5%
Avildsen
Co., 334%
12- 6
12- 7
12-_>7
12-12
12-12
9334c
—_
(increased)
Corp.
Brass
Bristol-Myers
11-23
12-14
12-11
12-11
12- -6
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
Manufacturing Co.
Bristol
12-31
12-31
12-21
12-21
12- 7
12-14
12-15
3- 1
25c
25c
(T. G.) & Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
5%
1212- 7
44c
33c
t25c
t2834c
—-—_
Gas Co.
$3.80
preferred
(quar.)
Brockway Glass Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
'
,
(increased quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
preferred
2-1
'
2Cc
40c
,
•
1-15 "
45c
.
2
2
2
2
12-31
r
30c
J25c
(quar.)
Babbitt
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
B.
12-21
Okla.)
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
12-14
12-
_________
;
preferred
(C.) & Company, Ltd.—____
dividend
a
7
12- 5
12-13
25c
12(4c
17 (4c
30c
2%
———_____
;___
1- 1
12-28
1- 1
3-15
1- 2
1- 2
50c
7(4e
$1.75
/ 27(4c
end
Bright
of
(resumed)—
1
7%
11-26
12-28
•
12-10
12-10
12-15
12-15
15c
97 (4c
_
1111-
J20c
f30c
$25c
$25c
(quar.)
6%
;
12-
—
Corp.
Fire Alarm (quar.)!
Sprinkler Corp. of America—
Common
_
12-17
1- 4
Plastics
$1.25
(quar.)
1- 2
2- 1
$25c
Aurora
7
Foundry—
(quar.)_
25c
9334c
:
class
(Tulsa,
Tack
Atlas
12-14
1-
Ltd.
lOc
-
quar.)
12-17
1-15
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Baldwin-Montrose
Extra
3.90%
,
5%
65c
dividend)-.
12-30
Extra
12- 7
11-26
Industries,
Insurance
10c
Locker
Co.,
B
$1.31%
(stock
12-31
12-31
Extra
25c
12-28
12-10
12-17
1
1- 1
1- 1
(increased)
British
preferred
(quar.)
Wholesalers, Ltd.,
(quar.)
1-18
2-
7
J20c
37c
(increased
Co.
preferred A
25c1
12-
25c
7(4c
•
(quar.)
2-1
1-18
1-11
Ltd.—
Refineries
Sugar
Common
3-
$2
(quar.)
Refining, 3.75%
Atlantic
1-25
1
30c
RR
Corp.,
Airways
Publications
Stock
Brillo
Co.
Atlantic
Illinois—
(quar.)
Laboratories
American
American
Atlantic
Atlantic
12-28
plus
gains
.
12-13
(quar.)
quarterly
City Electric
20c
preferred
American
7%
12-27
cents from
income
ordinary
net long-term
payable in cash
American
(12
11-30
25c
Point
West
&
cents
American
11-30
1- 2
12- 5
12-1J7
j:6834c
:
(extra).
12-17
12-17
1- 2
J
Breskin
Year
12- 3
12- 3
1-7
12-17
* 12-17
J683/4C
$62 (4 c
Bowl-Mor
Brewer
12-14
1-10
Co.—
Paper
Mersey
Co.
11-15
87,/2c
—
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
Bowes
12-14
12(4c
(quar.)
America, Ltd.—
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Braniff
65c
(quar.)
Atlantic Acceptance
40c
(increased)
Corp.
American
5%
Atlanta
pfd.
(quar.)
Stores
12-17
2-4
1- 2
1- 2
12-14
of North
12-10
$26.60
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Financial
Foods
Corp.
5.28%
(s-a)
Products
Atico
15c
Home
preferred
(quar.)
11-30
25c
Athey
17(4c
(quar.)
American
Class
5%
Club
3(4%
Bridgeport Gas Co.,
Extra
43%c
5%
Extra
Co.
(quar.)
-12-17
payment on shares
one-half of the total accum.)
35c
25c
10c
30c
30c
12-10
1943). These payments
Investment
>
35c
1
1-
$28.50
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
pay¬
stock)
A
>
1- 2
1- 2
12-17
1- 2
12-17
Co., 30c preferred (quar.)—!
Bowser, Inc.,
$1.20 preferred
(accum.)
Brach (E. J.) & Sons
(increased quar.)____
-x...
Increased
$1.50
—
class A
Corp.,
Hardware
American
53
$1.25
25c
17 (4c
75c
50c
Nov. 4,
on
amount to
y
(quar.)
Bowaters
Atchison
ksued
Co.
Greetings
A
Class
;
w_;
preferred
American
(quar.)———____
12-21
35c
3,
1943) ...
6% conv. pfd. (accum.
5%
_
1-15
12- 7
20c
(quar.)_
——
(quar.)
12-20
$1.60
1- 1
15c
com.
common
Bowater
12-28
30c
Sugar
4(4%'' preferred
American
Borman
12- 7
12-10
———._
45c
-
12- 6
12-19
12-13
12-13
12-14
1-2
-
12-28
Extra
Corp.,
1-15
..
$1.37(4
5(4% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
12-10
12- 3
40c
^
Brass
Month
Book-of-the
Borg-Warner
12-20
t40c
1- 1
93%c
20c
10c
10c
Cascade
Boise
12-11
12-17
12-17
:
.
(quar.)
&
12-28
$1.06(4
$1.40
(quar.)_
Electric—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
12-11
12-26
1%
■.
Extra
12-31
A—115c
14 (4 c
Associated Transport Inc., 6% iconv. pfd.—
$1.50
6% conv. pfd. (acoum. payment on shares
issued from Apr. 22, 1942 through Nov.
12- 6
12-20
12-12
11-23
(H.
Bohn Aluminum
30c
—
.....
2%"
(quar.)—_
dividend—
Stock
C.)
Ltd., class
Co.
B.
87(4c
Industries
Consumers
.
Mfg.
Co.
Bohaclc
35c
12(4c
—
Extra
54c
preferred
3%
■-*„
,T
Valley Gas &
preferred
preferred
12-20
1-18
1-15
1- 5
2%
35c
—
_•—
Decker
&
4(4%
Blaw-Knox
2
2
2
2
12- 7
Op¬
._
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)__
7%
Co.,
Blackstone
dividend
Stock
.
^' tbi J'"l- 2
(quar,)
Inc.
Son,
Black
1- 4
12-14
Hardware
&
;f:12-v5v-
12-14
1
realized
cash
Can
Bird
12-14 rI
;t,. 1-.2 ,
12-28
Class
Business Shares—
American
.12-26
12-15
12-15
12-15
12- 5
1- 4
12-17
11-19
1111-
,
25c
25c
25c
Sandy Co
$5
Biiiups Western Petroleum (quar.)
12(4c
Biltmore Hats,
Ltd.
(extra)
a.—10c
12-24
12-20
1-21
1- 2
12-22
2%
dividend
Stock
$1.08
$1»:18
$1.37
12(4c
$1.75
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Inc.
12-15
$1.16(4
.
Corp.
Extra
12-24
1%
(quar.)___
.
Steel
preferred
Manufacturing
Bickford's,
15c
12-10
15c
12y2c
—
dividend).
(quar.)—
Ltd.
—
Big
:———
Ashdown
,
12-14
1- 4
7%
t30c
America
preferred
Amalgamated
common
Bibb
(quar.)___
Corp.,
12-20
$1.37(4
8%c
75c
.
Bethlehem
12- 3
12- 4
12- 1
—
Corp.
Asbestos
11-30
Allied Egry Business Systems,
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
_____
Graphic Arts (initial)-,
Stores Corp.,
common
(quar.)
Supermarkets (quar.)
12- 7
12-14
12-27
Co.
Extra
r
12-28
5Pa %
12-31
J 12-28
common (extra)____—
(quar.).
Arnold Constable Corp.
(quar.)—
—
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric Co.—
Arundel
equal to
before Israel
sh,
per
taxes
12-21
10c
—!
(stock dividend)____
Year-end
Alliance
y
of Canada
(quar.)——,
——-
(quar.)————
Co.
Rubber
12- 7
1- 1
—
Telephone Co.
12-29
Armstrong Cork Co.,
Armstrong
1- 2
—
(s-a)
Corp
12-29
(quar.)—
J.)
12-14
12- 7
12- 7
12- 7
12- 7
12- 3
11-30
12-10
12-21
6-21
dividend..—-.....:——
Stock
12-10
12- 3
12- 3
1-15
12-28
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-17
12-21
Isle
5.60%
Gas
Western
12-21
12-17
(quar.)
preferred
4%
preferred (quar.)
Intercontinental Corp.
1-30
& Light,
Power
25c
20c
4%
12-21
1- 3
7- 3
35c
- 1- 2
3c: i >i ,'l-i/'4
-Vr.'f 2%i:.:: jtl-15
12(4c h 12-20
2%
1-18
'•
(quar.t55c
Bendix Corp.
^
60c
Beneficial
Finance
Co.,
common
30c
5%
preferred (s-a)——
—
$1.25
$4.50
preferred
(s-a)__
—.
$2.25
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend)
4%
Best Plastics Corp.
(stock dividend)
6%
4%
Bell
i-30
(quar.)—.
—__—
4.32% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.).———_
(quar.)I
preferred
4.72%'
/
12-14
12-14
2-8
1-15
4-15
Bell
•
12-14
11-30
■
2-11
.
—
dividend—,——
10c
y
3-11
12- 5
11-30
12-10
y
12-10
1- 2
1- 2
3-1
1-31
4-30
12-21
12-31
1-23
12-10
12-10
12-27
Bell
20(4c
|25c
12-14
$10c
f25c
15c
20c
20c
12-10
12-21
12-22
12-14
Co.—
5%
20c
(quar.).—
1- 1
T-
1
-
Belgium
Arkansas-Missouri Power
12-21
50c
47 (4c
$3
12-28
12-21
...
:
12-31
12- 7
12-21
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allegheny Power System
(increased quar.)
Allegheny & Western Ry^, guaranteed rs-a)_
Allen Electric & Equipment (stock dividend)
Allen
(Leon B.)
Fund, Inc
12-26
12-20
tax)—_—
come
—.___
(stock
dividend
Group,
-——------—-
———
Gas
Western
Arkansas
$2 (4c
_
—
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. —
Anglo Lautaro Nitrate Corp., class A (subject
to stockholders approval on Dec. 18)
Applied
11-30
$2.25
$2.25
$2.25
Uniform ((quar.).—4—_—
Arkansas
Extra
1- 3
"12-10
11-26
11-26
25c
(N. Y.)—
-
(quai\)_;%_..i.___4_____.i*__-■. $17 (4 c
Common
1-17
25c
Ltd., ADRS—
(Interim payment of 16% less British in-
Beecham
v
Co.
Angelica
12-il4,
12-10
1- 1
1-10
1- 1
4%
40c
12 (4c
Stores, Ltd., common (extra)
________
preferred (quar.)__
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
Corp. (quar.)„
20c
_—$1
Anaconda Wire
& Cable Co. (resumed)..—
50c
Anchor Post Products (reduced)——
20c
1- 2
12-14
1- 2
12-14
1- 2:;a 12-14
$1.05
$1.15
$1.23
(quar.J___
pfd.
(quar.)
12-10
1- 2
—
(s-a)—
—
Anaconda
11-30
preferred
6%
Alabama
1-2
1-17
._l__
(s-a)_—
Metal (quar.)
_.
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
11-30
Ordinary
RR.
Belding Heminway
.
Ampco
12-19
$2
_—
1- 2
$3
(quar.)
Southern
Great
Alabama
1- 2
12-15
1-15-^ 12-15
1- 4
12-14
2- 1
1-14
20c
2%
10c
12 (4 c
L
preferred (quar.)
Beckton, Dickinson & Co.
(quar.)
Beech Creek RR. Co., 4%
gtd. (quar.)
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc.
(quar.)__
12-14
""40c
(year-end)
common
t25c
J35c
7(4c
50c
:
1- 2
1- 1
—
—
Ampal-American Israel Corp,
4%
preferred (annual).—
Corp.
preferred
Co.,
preferred
$4.50 preferred
$4.50
Extra
—F
(irregular)
Products
(special)
Corp.
Control
Amoskeag
f40c
(quar.)
A
12-11
.
——
t35c
12-il'
3%
J,
3-11
3*11
t40c
J25c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
10c
———
(quar.)——_
Inc.
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
12-19
1- 1
12-20
40c
______
1- 2
dividend
Extra
NY)
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown,
Quarterly
1
Aileen, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Alabama
11-15
(quar.)
$1.12(4
(quar.)_J—
A
Stock
——
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co., Ltd., common...-.:—
12-17
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
v.,:./;,
90c
12(4c
——
Wrtiing Paper Corp. (quar.)_
Zinc
Lead & Smelting.—.—_.
Ametek,
Extra
Ainsbrooke
dividend
50c
12-31
1- 2"
:
Products
Vitrified
12-14
12-14.
—
$1.40
11-26
12- 7
I
43%c
—
pfd. (s-a)„_
(quar.)—
preferred
6%
Class
Class
'
2%
40c
(quar.)
_
—
Co., 5%
.12-31
12-31
.
(quar.)
Lumber
$1.40
12-10
12-10
1- 2
1-2
.
com.
1- 2
8c
$1.50
.
preferred
Beaver
Tobacco Co.—
American
American
25c
Surety Co. (Hartford)—
Co.
(quar.)_;
:
{
Quarterly
American Thread
4'4%
.
12-28
12-14
12-14
12-18
12- 7
$1
quar.)
(increased,
Preferred
2
1- 4
12-14
12-14.
12-28
Laboratories, Inc.—
Common
12 (4c
31 (4c
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)
Beatrice Foods Co., common
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)—
Refining
Sugar
American
&
-
preferred
(quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
American
(initial)
Industries
Casualty
Aetna
20c
80c
Investment (s-a)—
7%
$1.16
stock)
or
Advance
Alco
1-14
/ 1- 1
1- 1
12-20
1- 2
$1.50
:
Sterilizer Co.—
dividend—
;
Stock
Stock
Adaressograph-xMultigraph
(quar.).
Adirondack
Industries
(quar.)
Alan
i
x
25c
75c
30c
(quar.)
Works
preferred
Baxter
12- 5
15c
2
2
2.
12-31
12-31
12* 7-
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
25c
7-
1111-
1-25
1- 2
-1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
$1.40
;—
——
Iron
4%
12-28 V 12- 7
1- 2
12- 6
1- 2
12- 6
12-26
12- 7
'.1-2
12-14
$1.75
>
2%-
12(4c
12(4c
62(4c
$1.56(4
—
Bausch & Lomb, Inc., common
:
••
American
cents from
(26
Express
net
Air
4-26
12-10
12-14
12-28
11-30
11-30
12- 5
11-26
12- 7
12- 7
Bath
12-10
75c 1 12-26
2- 1
1-15
1- 2
:—
(quar.)__
common
Common
Co.—;
preferred
$1.25
12-24
v
(quar.)—!—
Common
*
12-31
Extra
7
DC)
—
American'States Insurance Co.
undistributed
ordinary income plus 90 cents from
long-term
capital gains
payable in
Adams
Aetna
*-*8
5-30
1- 2
2%
4%
55c
$3
5c
$50c
$28 (4 c
7c
50c
10c
2%
dividend
Stock
«
Stamping
American
'
Vending Corp.—
C.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
American South African
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
$6.25
preferred
(quar.)__"_~$5.60 preferred (quar.)
Bastian-Blessing Co.
(quar.)
12-10
&
(s-a)
5%
12-20
12-31
—
Smelting
pref.
Ltd., 7%
(quar.)
Corp.
'
$1.25
2nd, 3rd & 4th pfd. (quar.)
Security & Trust Co. (Wash,
Wright
Basic,
25c
—
12-17
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
t55c
f$1.75
(quar.)
Coip. (stock dividend)
Oil
Barber
Barry
12*
Corp.—
three-for-one split
of Del., common—
Scotia
Nova
Barber-Ellis of Canada,
12-31
Equipment
approve
of
Bank
<
*
.
17c
Reiining—
7% preferred (quar.)
1
American Snuff Co., common
(quar.)—__—
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company '
Name
B.
A.
12-10
$1.25
.
12- 1
12-31
—
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Lines—
interest
Safety
American
Holders
When
Per
12-20
(quar.)
Equipment
Quarterly
we
12-20
12-10
12-10
12-10
12-14
—_—
American
Below
1-15
12-20
1- 2
1-2
1- 2
;
Seal-Kap Corp.
American
5%
11-28
35c
25c
50c
3%
8(4c
(quar.)
Stockholders
12-17
12-20
Realty Trust Shares—
Beneficial
12-17
20c
12-17
22c
$1.75
$1
$1.07
quar.)
7%
Co. (N. Y.)
.(quar.)
4-
American
dividend)
(stock
Co.
Optical Co.
American
12- 7
11-28
quarterly
American. News
1-4
2-19
12-31
12-20
—
Increased
12-21
Ir.c.—
Raceway,
Common
Yjear-end
12-21
3- 1
25c
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
American National Fire Insurance
12-20
(Mass.) —
Bank
National
County
Quarterly
Motors
12-20
1-15
1-15
_
American
6%
12(4c
—,—
& AroostooK Corp. (increased
Bangor
Hydro-Electric, common
$1.06V4
(quar.)
Co.
Products
Metal
50c
(quar.)_
Corp.
dividend
Stock
Payable of Rec.
12-20
11-30
Share
Bangor
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
American
12-20
l-ib
$1.12/2
$1.05
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-31-
30c
Company
Worcester
1-15
$1.02(4
4.20 %
&
l- z
«■
4'.a %
Wilson
l-io
Bancohio
12- 3
12-27
5c
—
Climax Inc.
Metal
Holders
When
Per
(Wash, DC)
Semi-annual
American
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec
Share
of Company
American Mercury Insurance Co.
20c
class
Co.—
Power
Fenn
20c
______
_
class A and
on
(quar.)-—
class A
Management,
Wellington
Name
Payable of Rec
1-15
1- 2
1-15
1- 2
.
Holders
When
Per
Holder?
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2486)
10
—
quar.)
M
26(4c
7(4c
12-20
Volume
6221
Number
196
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2487)
11
i
Per
I
Name of Company
California-Pacific
California
Calumet
Packing
&
$4.75
Share
(quar.)
Co. (New
Trust
Stock
4%
12-10
2
12-12
Campus
dividend
$4.25
Iron
4'A%
Foundrys,
preferred
Canada
Packers,
Class
A
Class
12-28
1-28
12-28
4
4
12-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-
(quar.)
Permanent
Mortgage
(quar.)
4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
8
8
1
1-
2
12-14
1-
1
12-
2-
1
1-18
1
Steamship Lines Ltd.—
preference
Canadian
Ltd.—
(increased
quar.)
12-
3
Canadian
Canners.
class
Canadian
Celanese
Co.
Common
A
(quar.)
Extra
Canadian
&
(quar.)
11-30
1-
12-
2
—
Securities
Electric Co., Ltd.
.
(quar.)_
1
Class
International
11-30
4%
1-
2
12-12
Cochenour
1-
2
12-12
Coleman Engineering,
Colgate-Palmolive
12-21
12-
12-17
11-30
6~
$25c
12-28
5%
preferred
preferred
4%
Ltd
Power,
Cap
&
class
Co.,
Carbons
Consolidated
Cai-naco
___
—______
Equipment I-LA—:
Carnation
Carolina
Metal
$1
investment
Pirie
Carson
4'A%
(J.
7%
Central
Co.
(one for
Illinois
Electric
(increased
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
preferred
Illinois
(quar.)
Light,
Jersey
-
Co.
Bank
.
(quar,)
(Freehold)—
1
Trust
&
.
Power
Co.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___.
4.60%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
._
Central-Penn National Bank
Extra
(Phila.)
(quar.)
for
1-
2
12-17
12-31
12-14
12-21
12-
7
12-
7
12-
7
1-
1
1-
1
12-20
12-
7
1-
4
12-
1-
4
12-7
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
6
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
12-21
11-30
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
12-31
12-18
12-31
12-18
4
12-20
1-
1-
30c
2
12-31
40c
87'Ao
$1.15
$1.50
$1.18%
$1.31%
55c
12-14
12-10
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
12-20
11-30
12-20
11-30
Corp.—
10 shares held
of
one
share
The
will
be
tion
paid
stook
in
elects
$2.50
dividend
preferred
the
cash.
14__
Telephone Co.,
Stock
stock¬
4.96%
preferred
Vermont
4.75%
4.15%
2nd
___.
(quar,)
preferred
Industries
net
A
(stock
(quar.)
dividend)
investment
Corp;',(quar.>—____
Champion Papers, Inc.
Corp.
Charg-It
of
Chateau
New
New
Quarterly
Chemical
(7c
(s-a)
Yo^k Trust Co.
12-14
1-15
12-31
12-28
12-14
Inc.,
Quarterly
Commonwealth
Quarterly
(extra 1
Connohio,
Consumers
$4.50
$4.16
(L.
&
1-
12-
6
12-20
12-10
1-15
12-20
12-30
12-3
"
21-
1
5
1-
7
12-20
3
pfd.
Corroon
12-17
12-
12-10
Craftsman
12-28
12-14
Craig
Systems,
30c
12-27
12-10
Crain
(R.
12-27
12-10
35c
1-15
12-28
Chemical
Cowles
12-21
12-
12-30
12-14
3
(quar.).—
11-23
12-27
2'A%
12-17
$1.75
25c
1-
2
12-20
1-31
1-10
L.)
Ltd.
—
12-24
I-17
II-30
11-30
(quar.)__,__
A
20c
12-28
12-
5
1%
12-28
12-
5
1-15
12-
1
25c
9c
10c
11-27
12-24
12-24
1-14
12-
6
12-31
12-20
2
12-10
1-
614% pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
...—
Petroleum
2
12-
3
1-
2
12-
3
12-28
12-
7
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
11'Ac
1-
25c
1-
33c
10c
10c
12-14
1
2
12-14
1-
1
12-
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
4-
10c
1
1
3-20
30c
12-18
12-
3
25c
12-18
12-
3
1-
4
2-
1
$1.03
2-
1
1- 4
25c
1-
4
12-14
1-
1
12-10
& Trust
Detroit Bank
Raynolds
&
12-12
16c
12-26
$50c
1-15
12-
7
1-15
12-
7
1-
3
12-14
12c
1-
2
12-14
$1.37'A
1-
2
12-14
Inc
Bros.,
Forests,
(quar.)—:—
$1.35
—
,
—
(initial)
common
Distillata
Co.
Distillers
(quar.)
Collateral
Growth
investment
From
:
Stock
income
(Joseph) Crucible
Glass,
common
(initial)
—
Corp. (stock dividend)
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
Dorsey Corp.
Dover
12-14
Dow
,1-
2
12-
Corp,. (quar.)
Dravo Corp.,
4% preferred
Dresser
Industries
(quar.)
$1.62'A
12-28
12-12
12'Ac
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-14
3
Chemical
Co.
(quar.)
r-
12-15
12-14
Dunham-Bush,
12-26
12-14
Dunlap
12-14
du
2
1-
2
(quar.)
17'Ac
1-
25c
common
,
'
1-
1
1
12-14
11-21
12-20
12-20
1-
2
II-16
25c
1-
4
12-14
6c
12-20
11-30
9c
12-31
12-15
—
—,—
15c
12-31
12-14
12-21
12-
12-28
12-17
$10c
(quar.)
3c
15c
(Boston)
7
12-31
12-
conv.
7
12-31
12-
12-31
12-14
50c
12-21
12-10
Pen
Duro
Duro-Test
Stock
East
12-17
11-30
Last
Kootenay
Eastern
(stock div.)
(annual)
_
4%%
12-31
12-13
31'Ac
Corp., com.
(quar.)
12-31
12-13
Eastern
25c
12-27
12-13
Eastern
5%
12-31
1-15
Instrument
______
quar.)
3
12-17
1-
2
12-
1-15
12-28
1-15
12-28
Natural
2-
$1-75
$1.34
$1.25
5c
$1.12 A
87 Ac
32c
46%c
1
1-11
1-
2
12-28
12-14
8
11-23
1-
1-
1
12-10
1-30
12-31
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-21
12-17
12-
7
3
2
12-14
1-10
12-20
1-
1-10
12-20
2
12-17
12-19
11-26
2
11-26
1-
35c
45c
-
1
2-
7
1-
»
12-17
11-26
3
12-17
12-
12-31
12-21
1-25
1-25
1-10
1-10
^.ac
52 Ac
3
1-
12-
3
1-
12-
3
1-
12-
3
1-
c,,/
12-
12-
1-
12-
3
1-
12-
3
1-
1
3
1-
(initial)
Power, Ltd., 7%
Gas
—
(stock dividend)——•——
Gas & Fuel Association, common—
preferred (quar.)
Lime
(stock dividend)
Stainless Steel (stock dividend^—
Company
12-31
,1-
Co.—
&
Tennessee
Eastern
12-24
11-30
1-30
15c
$$1.75
EICO
12-20
1-15
12-13
12-20
(quar.)—
pfd. (accum.)
Electronic
12-20
2
35c
12-17
12-21
35c
5Uc
2
11-30
12-13
Potash (quar.)__——_—
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1 pref. (s-a)—
1-
12-10
11-26
1-15
(initial)
Sulphur
1-
(San Fran.)—
(quar.)—
Nemours
Corp., new common
dividend
Duval
12'Ac
$15c
de
Light Co., com. (increased
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
12'Ac
—
I.)
Duquesne
7
15c
Associates
(E.
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
12-21
12-27
15c
2%
$5.36%
$4.50
4
12-21
12'Ac
—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
Inc., 5% preferred
1-15
1-
5
2-25
12-24
30c
common
12-26
12-21
1-
37'Ac
50c
—
(quar.)_
Co.
37'Ac
$9c
12-
12-26
40c
(quar.)—
dividend-
Duffy-Mott
&
3-15
10c
2%
15c
& Exploration Co.
(s-a)——
Dubois Chemicals, Inc.
(quar.)
———
Pont
12-20
$10c
$20c
Drilling
7%
12-21
$55c
—
Draper
Stock
12-10
12-21
1-19
$17'Ac
_____
Coal, Ltd.
(quar.)—.___
Chemical, Ltd. (quar.)__—
12-14
12-15
12-10
1-19
$25c
&
&
1
5
,12-10
12-17
$40c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
preferred
1
1-
12-17
12-17
,
20c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Foundries & Steel
(quar.)
1-
4
12-18
30c
Corset
1-
12-
12-20
12-11
1-15
$42'Ac
Steel
12-15
1
72c
Quarterly
Tar
5
1
1-
28c
7'Ac
———
Dominion
2
12-20
1-
12-31
27V2C
gains)
(quar.)_
Extra
Dominion
11-23
4'Ac
._.
Dodge & Cox Fund
——
Dome
Mines, Ltd.
(increased quar.)
Dominion of Canada General Insurance—
Dominion
1-
2
11-23
12-20
Fund—
Dinettes
7
1-
1-
12-20
(monthly)——-
Corp.
from capital
(quar.)—
(Quarterly
7
4
11-28
Investment Fund—
Diversified
12-
12-27
II-28
1-16
1-10
—
J45c
—15c
3'Ac
quarterly—
Increased
Diversified
12-
12-14
12-20
3%
25c
——^
Diversey Corp.
7%
11-30
Seagrams
Corp.
2
87'Ac
12-10
12-12
•
15c
33%c
10c
dividend
Stock
2
87'Ac
12-26
60c
(quar.)_
Productions
(Walt)
Disney
Dixie
12-10
12-26
f12-28
5%
new
1-
—
12-21
15c
$1.25
15c
common
Corp., common
—
preferred (quar.)_—,—_________
2%
(s-a)
(quar.)
Petroleum
& Co.,
S.)
1-
1-
1-19
12-21
J5c
dividend
Stock
Dierks
3
t5c
(R.
7
$12
1-30
1-15
2%
75c
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Diebold, Inc.
(quar.)
12-
,
(s-a)—
Extra
Dickinson
2
.
12-7
10c
—
Ltd.
Mines,
1-
.
12-14
12-31
35c
$1.50
12'Ac
(quar.)
Stock
Dominion
-
12-
12-31
1-14
Diana
Dibrell
12-14
12-17
60c
(quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp., $3 preferred
Stores Corp. (quar,)
dividend
:
Di
12-10
12-28
y25c
'Detroit Edison Co.
Devoe
12-10
2
1-
"15c
55c
25c
(quar.)
Tunnel
Canada
&
12-17
12-20
15c
12'Ac
Corp. (quar.)____
(increased-quar.)—_A>.
(2-for-l stock split).
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
(quar.)—
Detroit
12-31
2%
class B)
(quar'.)'_*_.—__1
Industries
Chemical
Dixon
$1.37'A
and
A
(quar.)—_—.—
Inc.
Diversified
$1.25
12'Ac
class
on
10c
Foods,
Detrex
12-10
12-14
Financial—
Chicago Trucking (quar.)
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
;
12-10
2
1-
$1
(s-a)
Valley
Duke Power,
(quar.)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
Quarterly
1
Central
1 2-t17
1-
$1.07
$1.14
________
(quar.)
(quar.)
Credit M-G, Inc. (quar.).
preferred
12-12
12-28
$1
92'Ac
Dillingham
4c
B
5%
12-14
2
35c
(increased)
Co.
5%
1-20
$1.37'A
1 'A %
*
A
Crown
2
1-
>t
$8c
Class
11-27
1-
30c
55c
Denver,
Dover
pfd. (quar.) —
Company, common (quar.)
—
Finance Service, Inc.
(Del)—
Class
1
$1
(quar.)_
Electric
Deltown
12-17
12r31
93%c
——
6%
11-30
1-
&
dividend
(Stock
Delta"
12-31
55c
Extra
Crescent
Christiana Securities Co.
Corp.
12-17
12-27
RR.
Delaware
$1.04
(quar.)
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)_
(increased)
Hudson
$1.13
:
Corp.
Inc.
12-15
12-21
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dominion
Insurance
Crampton Mfg.-Co.,
9-18
50c
10c
Life
12-14
1
$1.25
15c
Delaware
10c
12-20
1-
$1.50
12-14
__—
20c
12-31
$75c
(quar.)_
preferred
Inc.
$1.12%
(quar.)—
Cott Bottling Co. of New England (quar.)
Country Set (initial)
—
10-2-63
Stero
(quar.)_——
—,
(quar.)
Petroleum
Cosden
12-14
12-28
20c
(quar.)
common
&
Cory Corp.
3
12-31
$20c
—
—____
—
Reynolds Corp.,
preferred A (quar.)
30c
(quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)
(ser. 1945)
(quar.)
4
12-12
.
$1.25
30c
-—
——_
Industries-:—_____
3'4% pfd. (ser. 1947) (quar.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
Quarterly
preferred
r—■—
Glass Works,, common
314%
1-
$1.25
4
I-
12-21
Co.—
Company
50c
Credit
(quar.)
___——
1
12-28
(s-a)_
12-
1-15
12'Ac
5%
Inc.
Cement Mfg.—
6%
preferred- (accumulative)
Copymation, Inc. (stock dividend).
Corning
12-15
50c
93%c
12-14
12-15
6-18
_____
——
-—
■____
Co.
12-14
12-28
10c
7-2-63
Churchill
L.)
2
12-31
14c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(qpar.)
dividend
12-14
1-
$1.05
Co.
Can
5
12-31
25c
20c
Records,
&
8
5
12-
20c
Co.
Dickenson
(quar.)_
Rubber
Stock
30c
RR
(increasea-quar.)
Corp.
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__—_—_
Ltd,
Corp.,
1-15
M'ilk
1-
12-
12-20
4.20%
Worth)
.___.
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Connector,
class
Quarterly
Co
(Ft.
com.-(quar.)
preferred '(quar.)_.
$5.50
(quar.)
1-22
12-20
2%
1,
!
12-14
40c
Continental Baking Co.,
Continental
20c
20c
(quar.)
12-28
$1.12'A
(quar.)——;—_
Products
preferred
12-12
12-12
12-15
Co.
Power
$4.52
Crane
O'Nuts
______—
(quar.)
income—
preferred
preferred
12-31
12-31
12-15
12-15
12-10
-—
Corp.
Co.,
11-30
1
8
(quar.)
preferred A
3
3
12-17
.
1
1-
—
——
514%
12-
12-
1-
Investment Trust—
Rock
12-15
12-28
1-
12-31
31'Ac
12-10
Foods
Gas
12-15
5c
4%
Co.—
Extra
1
12-28
50c
5%
'
12-15
(N. Y.)
Paper,
1
1-
7
25c
Light—
preferred (quar.)
^
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)__
12-30
8
(quar.)__
investment
class A
Ltd., class A
Power
1-
Trust—
Electronics
1-
15c
(quar.)
common
convertible
&
1-31
-
(Peter)
12-14
Mills,
preferred
Delaware
25c
.:
preference
12-12
5c
System,
7
30c
(quar.)__
preferred
3-19
Full
12-
(N.Y.C.)
—
common
Consolidated Edison
12-19
Copper
12-31
1-10
Power
&
12-, 7
12-27
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Special
(quar.)_:2.u;_i_
Inc.
Extra
12-14
7%
Light
12-
12-27
50c
Cigar Corp.
- dividend-
7
55c
preferred
(quar.)_—
___,_—
Cigar Corp.
(increased) _——
12-31
Chock
12-31
12-
12'Ac
Inc.,
12-10
12-17
20c
(increased)
B
River.
Decca
■?
(quar.)_
Theatres of Puerto Rico.,
preferred
4-2-63
Chile
3
3
Consolidated
1-2-63
Pacific
&
Oil
12-
3
Publications—
Connecticut
30c
Island
Cotton
Quarterly
3
12-
preferred (quar.)
Research & Development, Inc.—
Preferred
(quar.)
—.——
30c
Rock
Chickasha
1-
12-
514%
Nast
12-20
15c
(quar.)_
C.,-Transit
Dean
3
Fund—
Realty
Commonwealth Water
25c
Chicago
12-
Community
$2
._
(quar.)
Co.
3
2
.
15c
Tool
Machine
12-10
1-
2
Electric
Investment
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
30c
RR.
_
&
12-17
3%
gains-,
capital
4%c
25%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
1-
___________
Commonwealth Income
From
A
Stock
.
1-
Standard Insurance
Tire
$1.12%
$1
87'Ac
10c
.
Pneumatic
11-30
10c
L_
dividend
Stock
Commercial
$1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3'A%
preferred (quar,)
Chesapeake Utilities (quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. (increased quar.)
Rivet
11-30
1-
—
Corp.
Cooper
11'Ac
:
Corp.
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)_
Extra
Solvents
Commercial
(quar.)
Engine Co,
Day Mines, Inc.
Dayton Malleable Iron
12-14
12-21
C.)—
D.
(quar.)
preferred
Cooper
10c
income
Chemway
Chicago
414%
12-
12-15
B
-dividend
$4
___
12-10
70c
5c
common
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago Molded Products.
1
12-21
10c
Semi-annually
Stock dividend——,
Commercial Credit, common
12-21
4
12-10
Davidson-Boutell
4c
1-1
12-20
(quar.)
common
$4
—
(Wash.,
Engineering
12-20
1-
17'Ac
Inc.,
3-18
25c
common
11-30
$20c
9-16
David & Frere.
5%
1
(N. Y.)
9-30
$1.25
Products
12-14
3
$1.75
Delaware
(quar.).—
Commercial Bank of North America
Cook
(quar.
6%
68%c
_.—
12-28
1
I-10
5c
_.
12-10
1-
1-10
1-31
System
12-24
1-
1-31
IOC
$3.75
Fund, Inc.—
capital gains and. 4'Ac from net
Chicago
Combustion
11-26
1
3-15
62'Ac
Southern Ohio
&
12-31
from
investment
Columbus
11-26
1-
3-30
5%
___;
dividend
12-31
12-14
12-12
$$1
.
plastic
Columbus
11-26
11-26
1-23
12-17
5c
12-31
1
6-17
preferred
$1.33%
Insurance
Semi-annually
$5
1
(quar.)
Dana Corp., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred A
(quar.)
Darling (L. A.) Co.__
Dauphin Deposit Trust (Harrisburg)
Coplay
___
Enterprises,
Chemical
preferred
Ltd.—
(initial quar.)__——
Bank
Title
Consumers
Wines,
common
Chemical
dividend
Stock
Columbia
40c
1
5%
(Denver)—
Ry.
Broadcasting
Columbia
Consolidated
10c
15c
iquar.)__
Baltimore
Gai
preferred
11-26
1-
':*■
2-15
12-28
12-31
$$1
(resumed)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
12-
$1.12%
45c
(quar.)__
_
(quar.)__
preferred
2nd
40c
2
7-
Dan
.
3
7'Ac
Gas, common
27'Ac
.
Champion Spark Plug
Channing
4%
Conde
14-
$1.75
DWG
;
20c
10%
4c
income-.
Cerro
$4.50
1st
11-26
12-31
12-19
Corp.—
Southern
&
12-17
$1.75
$1.75
D.
12-19
2
87'Ac
Service
Interstate
12-28
Century Shares Trust—
From
Colorado
12-31
$1.19
$1.03
68c
5%
,
7
2
1-
30c
(quar.)
Iron
Insurance
12-31
Service
(quar.)
preferred
5.44%
Century
,
12-
1-
12-
dividend
Stock
From
62'Ac
$1.25
33%c
31c
(quar.)
Public
preferred
Colorado
Consolidated
3
12-21
11-30
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$1.60
.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.35
preferred
(quar.)
&
12-17
11-30
12-19
5%%
25c
__;
(quar.)
common
~
12-14
87'Ac
Consolidated
The op¬
$5
Central
Fuel
Colorado
2
(quar.)_.
Deere
2%
expires Dec.
Central
unless
take it in
to
12-28
12-17
(quar.)
Consolidated
dividend which is from capital gains
holder
-
12-17
1-
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. (quar.)__
Cutter Laboratories, class A (increased).
10c
Consolidated
$1.60 in cash.
or
3
$7c
Extra
4.12%
distribution
stock
each
2-15
10c
;___
Securities
Year-end
1
6
12-
18 %C
(quar.)
Corp.
Products
Color-Craft
5%
12-
12-17
(s-a)
:——
Utilities
Colorado
A 3-
20c
3.50%
Central
12-21
$1.40
$1
$1.23
—
(quar.)
Gas
Maine
dividend
Stock
Colonial
12-17
1-15
2%
12'/2c
7
(quar.)
Class
12-31
$1.50
Stone
12-31
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
(quar.)_
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)
&
$1.31'A
Co., com.
Cunningham Drug Stores (reduced-quar.)
Clothing, common (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
12-14
$1
(quar.)
Sand
12-17 V
50c
-
preferred
12-28
$1.75
common
12-17
Curlee
12-31
preferred (quar.)
5.35% preferred (quar.)
$1.16
(quar.)
preferred
Indiana
5.25%
12-14
Service
Public
preferred
4.75%
1-14
$1.12%
J,___
Semi-annual
6%
11-26
41c
(quar.)
common
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
Illinois
__
(quar.)
preferred
Central
12-17
25c
$1.02'A
$1.02'A
$1.18%
$1.20
quar.)_:
A
B
Central
12-10
Gas—
&
preferred
4%
12-31
_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.92%
12-14
$1.08%
$1.12'A
$1.18%
$1.24
4.10%
Central
7
$6
Colonial
12-12
$1.12'A
___
Mines,
12-10
12-31
45c
(quar.)
Stock
12-29
1
12-
2
20c
(quar.)__
dividend)
(increased)
(stock
■
12-14
1-
2
1-
J25c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Cummins
12-14
"
1-
(quar.)
America,
preferred
Class
11-12
1
12-20
preferred
Culligan,
3%
Collingwood Terminals Ltd., common
7% non-cumulative preferred
Colonial Industries, Inc.—
Stock
each 27 held)
4.10%
Central
12-11
$1.75
25c
.1
(quar.)
preferred
4.64%
12-18
Electric—
&
preferred
4'A%
12-31
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Central
11-30
1-15
$1.12'A
"(quar.)
Qo. (Elizabeth, N. J.)—
Gas
4.96%
4.80%
12-20
50c
preferred
Common
11-12
30c
common—
'
4.75%
Central
11-12
2
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Trust
Hudson
4'A %
-
—
(quar.)____
A
Stock dividend
.
2
1-
10c
preferred
Quarterly
4.35%
1-
net
._.
of America,
Foundry
Central
;
12-14
1-
7
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
12-
2
7%
12-13
5
12-20
•1
—
.
6%
Co.,
preferred
1-
3
2-15
1-
7%
12-12
12-11
12-24
12-
3-14
f50c
7%
7%
12-10
1
4%
(year-end)
com
Gold
Williams
4%
Products
Central Home
3
12-
12-31
1-
1-
12-30
12-31
1%
5%
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
_.
from
40c
Co
Celanese Corp.
4'A%
3
Scott
&
W.)
Steel
Ceco
plus
income—
preferred
Carter
12-
1- 2
3%
dividend)——
gains
2
1-2
15c
__.
Products____
capital
3
1-15
25c
__■
„___
E.) & Co.
(extra)
General Corp.—
&
from
~
__
(L.
Carpenter
Carriers
common
(stock
Co.
'12-
1-
$$1
$25c
17 Vic
80c
80c
8c
~
3c
._
quar.).
A__—i_
Investments,
2
6'Ac
__
__—.
(increased quar.)
Gown
11-30
12-11
1-
3c
Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)
Canal-Randolph
(quar.)
Cannon Mills, common (increased
Capital
12-17
$$2
$$1.25
3%%
3'A %
Forster
~
12-17
(quar.)__
class A
(quar.)__^
Corp.
of
conv.' preferred
&
;
50c
(Toronto)
(Canada),
Co.
split
(quar.)
Co.—
Extra
Canadian
Class B
.
%
;» Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Steel
four-for-one
a
Insurance
Zellerbach
Holders
Payable of Rec.
shares
preferred
Zellerbach
Crum
35c
12-28
8% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
32'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.
7%
Oil Cos.,
8-15
2
$1.37'A
—
Cluett Peabody & Co.,
B
Canadian
3
7'Ac
Co.
11-30
Securities—
Canadian
912-
$3
(quar.)
(s-a)
Trust
11-30
A
5 'A
I
11-30
Insurance
General
Class
Crucible
6c
12-31
$$9
General
Canadian
Crown
5-15
10%
12-31
11-30
$25c
$25c
Canadian
Crown
2-15
3
1.65%
Illuminating—
preferred
Clevite
$10c
5
1
6-
12-
approve
Cuban-American Sugar
(quar.)
City Investing Co., common (stock dividend)
5%% preferred (quar.)
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Clark Cable Corp. (stock dividend)
Clarostate
Mfg.
(stock dividend)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)
$4.50
Life
When
share
Inc.—-
Co.
common
convertible
3-
12-16
$1.25
City Finance Co. (quar.)
City Gas Co. of Florida
Cleveland
Seal
&
the
on
$2
$1.25
.
12-31
Extra
12-14
12-14
Telephone—
$15c
-
Foreign
Canadian General
1
12-31
2
2
$1.25
$25c
$43%c
$50c
$5c
■_
(quar.)_
preferred
11-30
1-
$35c
11-
Crown
Group
Electric
Company
Cork
Stockholders
$1
——
Clifton-Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
Quarterly
'
.
;
;
preferred
1
Ltd.—
(increased)
Crown
$1.25
Bell
Suburban
&
Cleveland
1-
$10c
$55c
$18%c
(quar.)
preference A
$1.75
2
Breweries,
Common
$2.20
1-
$31'Ac
(s-a)
12-14
$1.18%
;
(stock dividend)
Citizens Utilities Series A (stk div.)
4-
$$1.50
;
3-
Per
Name of
12-28
$1.13
Cisco
Ltd.— :
3-
Holders
Payable
.
.
7
12-14
1
-
-
30c
$2
Cincinnati
12-10
2
4-
-
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1-
$87Vic
$87Vic
$50c
$$1.10
Electric-—
<sc
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).—,
5%
1-
1-15
.
Common
1-
25c
$$1.06'A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)-_
Canada Safeway Co. Ltd.,
Canada Southern Ry
Canada
12-12
1-28
25c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
B
Canada
12-31
5%
:
Gas
(quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
$5
_
Dry Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Canada
Cincinnati
California—
of
Casuals
Stock
Cincinnati Enquirer
tlOc
1.45%
(quar.)
.__
Canada
1-
35c
1
Share
4%%
dividend
Extra
$1
12-10
12-26
(quar.)
Jersey)
Campbell Red Lake Mines
5%
1-18
12-26
'
(quar.)
common
preferred
Camden
2-15
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
Hecla,
12-
Name of Company
12-25
(quar.)
common
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
22Vic
18%c
$1.18%
Utilities,
6'Ac
12-21
1-15
11-20
1-15
11-20
12-28
12-
12-31
12-14
1-
4
12-24
7
12-21
11-30
15c
1-
1
12-14
25%
1-
4
12-
5
40c
12-31
12-11
$1.12%
12-31
12-11
5%
2-15
2%
12-31
1-
2
11-30
12
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(2488)
Co.,
Kodak
Eastman
Extra
capital gainst
<fc Howard Stock
v.
and 15c from
Eddy Match, Ltd.
Edgcomb Steel Co.
Bros.
Edison
from
Florida
Power
12-14
J__-
(quar.)
'•1-717
$1.06'/4
—
1-25
2%
•-——•
_
$1.03
$1,12%
$1.18
$1.35
$1.34
!——
(quar.)—
preferred
$5.40 preferred
'$5.36 preferred
.——_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
:——
1-
7
1-
7
V
(quar.)——___—V—
•.
11-27
1
1
1
1
1
11111-
preferred
5%
17V4c
12-18
12-20
>
2-15
•1 4
11-27
11-27
11-27
11-27
L
(s-a)
:
•
•
.
Natural
Paso
Gas
Co.—
quar.)_.—25c
(reduced
Common
Elastic Stop
Increased
Nut Corp. of America—
quarterly
.
Autolitc
Electric
Bond
Electrical
(quar.)
Share Co. (quar.
&
Consolidated
Products
Extra
:
-
7
(quar.)----
Class
—
Elizabeth town
Co.
Water
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Michigan—_
&
Elmira
dividend)
(stock
A
RR.
Williamsport
Corp.
of
E'lectric
Emerson
Mfg.
(quar.) —;
Financial
Empire
dividend)—
(increased s-a)
Empire State Oil Co.
Emporium Capwell Co.
Equity
Johnson
pfd.
common
dividend
ripe Line
Eurofund, Inc.
(14c
undistributed
12-15
12-20
11-30
2
12-20
12-17
Extra
1-21
12-14
5-20
(quaf.)J__^.
common
11-26
Fundamental
Quarterly
1-11
Investors,
from
Furman-Wolfson
12-10
Futterman
net
Corp.,
term
stock)
or
Ex-Cell-0
1
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
(Syracuse)
Extra
__
Excelsior
Life
Insurance
Semi-annual
Co.
12-18
12-
3
12-18
12-
1-
Garlock,
12-20
2
Inc.. (quar.)
:
_________
(quar.)__•
(quar.)—L__;—_______
.'
i
,
Corp.,
Fabien
(2-for-l
stock
Factor
see
Fafnir
Camera
Fairmont
5%
Foods
Co.,
Family
11-28
(Del.)
50c
25c
(quar.)
common
;
1- 2
Brewing Corp.
(quar.)
Circle Associate, Inc. (N.
32Vic
1-11
12-21
1- 2
12-15
1-
2
12-11
30c
20c
12-27
12-18
12-15
$7.50
12-31
12-15
Fawick
Traders
Corp.
Life
(Syracuse)—
Federal
Special
Federal
Increased
5V2%
12-31
12-17
11-30
1-15
12-31
$1.37%
1-15
12-31
$1.25
1-15
12-31
30c
12-21
30c
•___
(quar.)
of
:
Delaware
(s-a)
Department Stores (quar.)
Publications
(quar.)„
1-31
12-
6%
Bank
&
Trust
7
1212-
5
12-27
12-
5
25c
12-21
12-
$3.75
3
General
Paper Products
Inc.—
(quar.)__
(Wear-end
from
net
investment
Trust
Co.
income)
15c
L
from
net
income
and
from
76c
Fif'h
Dimension
Filtrol
92c
Y.)
First
Inc.
Small
of
Boston
Bank
of
Chicago
National
Bank
First National
Increased
preferred
2-1
12-27
$1
2-
12-27
1
12-17
1-25
12-30
Dallas
(quar.)
(quar.)—__
1-20
Telephone
Co.
preferred
of
2
12-
1-
1
12-14
3
34c
12f20
12-31
12-18
$1.25
Bank
Bank
-
$2.10
2.33%
of
Maryland (quar.)—
(Oregon) (quar.)
50c
55c
Bank
(Toms
River,
First
National
Pennsylvania
&
Trust
Bank
Stores
(Philadelphia)
(N.
15c
(quar.)—
Banking
&
(quar.)
Realty
for
(Tentative
Bank
(N.
J.)
two
months
period
payment
conditioned
upon
Fouare
Fischback
Building
&
in
Moore
Cleveland)
preferred
(quar,)—
4.36%
preferred
1-
2
General
Time
11-30
General
Tire &
5 Ms %
30c
1-
1-18
1-
3
12-
50c
1-
2
12-20
12-
7
2
Genessee
the
L^l_7:
4-17
3-15
2-25
6-14
5-24
25c
9-16
8-23
Inc.
Stock
$4.96
4-30
Parts
62%c
1-
12-
Co.
1
12-12
1
$4.92
$4.60
Georgia
1-
1
12-17
2-20
1
12-18
Annual
31V4c
■
-.1-2
''
.—
12-15
-
'
'
,
12-24
1-15
12-31
1-
2
12-18
330
1-15
12-31
33c
(Va.)
(quar.)^._
1-15
12-31
35c
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
33c
'
i
quar.),
1-
2
12-
3
—
2
12-14
70c
12-27
50c
12-27
12-14
60c
12-17
12-
30c
12-31
12-12
5c
12-28
12-14
'
-
;
—
5
'
12-28
12-14
10c
12-28
12-14
20c
12-17
12-
20c
12-28
12-
20c
-
12-28
12-
7
7
2%
•
—------
——
———-
(quar.)
■
1-
'
J.—.—
Inspection & Insur¬
Boiler
Corp.
_
—
■
3
7
——
"-7———
Rubinstein,
—..-i————--i.,
91 %c
1-
1
12-
32 '/aC
____
Corp.
1-
3
12-19
12-21
12-14
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
1-
20C
.
10c
$1
15c
.
2
12-20
12-28
$1.37 Va
.
12-14
12-12
40c
1-
2
It
2
12-12
43 %c
&
1-
2
12-12
3/6VAc
1
•
1-
2 1
•
vi
1
12-15
12-31
(monthly)—
(monthly)
A
Hershey
1-1
11-23
1-1
1-
1
1
11-23
1
12-19
Hinde
12-17
Holliftger
40c
1-31
1-16
1-
12-17
12-31
&
Ltd.
"
-
3-
1
4-11
4-
1
50c
——•
————
(quar.)
Gold
(quar.)
■______
■
Hooker
12-12
1-
1
12-
1-
2
17»/2c
25c
12-18
7
7
7
Chemical
1-
1
12-14
1-
2
12-20
ioc
1-
2
12-20
Houdaille
12-I8
1-
1
12-
12-14
$1.24
"1-
1
12-14
$1.23
;
1-
1
12-14
$1.15
*
$4.25
$5
preferred
Extra
(Phila.)—
$3.25
12-20
12-
1
$2.25
Industries,
——
preferred
4
12-14
12-21
12-11
5c
12-28
12-
11c
12-31
11-30
12-21
11-30
$15c
12-28
11-30
'10c
12-28
12-14
10c
1-
4
40c
1-
2
12-10
12-21
12-14
10c
12-
7
5
1
12-
3
12-27
12-
3
1-
U2V2C
Corp.
12Vic
$1.25
12-
2
t45c
—
preferred (quar.)
(guar.)
—
—
Hoover
Co.,
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Horizon Land Corp. (stock dividend)——
Horn & Hardart Baking Co.
(N. J.), (quar.)
Hotel Corp of America, 5% preferred (quar.)
1%
(quar.)
12-10
1-
$1
— —
—
12-14
12-12
2
12-10
12-20
12-18
10c
Ltd.—
Mines,
:—:—
11-
2
i-
13Vic
__
1-
7i/2C
12-20
50c
7V2c
-
—
Hollingshead (R. M.) Corp—
Holly Oil Co.——-1
Holophane Co. (quar.)
Home Finance Group, Inc.
(quar.)
Home Oil Co.. Ltd., class A (s-a)—
7V2C
(quar.)
;
1
2-11
3-11
(quar.)__—
Consolidated
Quarterly
2-
$.04166
$.04166
!
Inc.
Dauch.
9
*12-31
12-31-
eVic'
$1.25
12-28
1-10
(initial)——^—-—
(quar.)—
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co. (quar.)—
Hill- Corporation
(quar.)j.
Hills Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
$1.37 Va
•
1-15
Chemical
Oil
Hess
11-23
1-
Creamery
Heublein,
11-23
66c
5c
$.04166
-2-—
x——
——
11-23
1
1-
11-23
2-
,—
(monthly)
A
Class
1-15
11-23
12-21
$.04166
11-23
1-
20c
A
Class
*
1
12-21
50c
(monthly)—
Class
12-21
3
30c
(year-end)
(quar.)—--——,
Industrial Corp.
Appley—
A
Class
7
12-
&
Herman
'
*
—
.
;
12-20
.
35c
(quar.)
preferred
t$1.50
—
12-
12-17
10c
Payne,
Hercules Powder; common
$2
convertible
class A_
Heritage
.---v;•
7"
•<
1-
7%
53c
"
r
(resumed)
Insurance
1-15
10c
—;■——
%
preferred t (accumulative)
Hercules Galion Products—
12-15
*"'
12-31
■''
■
1
54Vic
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Fire
2
10c
Inc.
Hendetshot Paper Products—
12-15
$1.12
;
+
1-
1-15
!
$1,50
preferred (quar.).
7%
•
'
.
preferred (quar.)
a
Shoe Manufacturing, (quar.)
Extra '
4
8
1-
—J--
Inc. (quar.)
"(increased-quar. 1
& Co.; com. (quar.)_—__
4% preferred (quar.)——
—
5V2%
preferred (quar.)__
Helm's Express,'class A "(quarj—
Helme (George W.) Co., common (quar.)
12-15
1- 2
•
~
53Vac
Power Co., $5 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
•7 L-
3-
25c
(Walter E.)
Heller
5
35c
34%c
:
-
dividend.^
Germantown
$125
71-21
12 Vic
(Chicago)—
Bank
6
(quar.)
B
Genuine
Georgia
25c
;
1-1
*
19%c
12-10
12-14
$1.50
7
(H7j7r~Co., 3.65_% preferred (quar.)__
Helene
1
2
2%
(quar.)
Corp.
Helmericli
Rubber, $5 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
!
___;
;
Brewing, class A
(quar.)
—;
Class
12-17
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Genesco
7
Quarterly
Foods,
12-
59%.c
preferred
Genungs,
Inc.
Georgia-Pacific
1-
1-
12-31
■
12-12
2
12-10
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
2
(quar.)_—__
(quar.)
—
ExtlTHi'
Heinz
1-25
(quar.)
Quarterly
preferred
12-24
2-15
(quar.)___
12-15
1
Public
r_
12-31
12-21
-55c
2
11 %c
acquisition by the trust of the 55
12-20
59%c
1-
of
December)
5
(quar,)
2-
qc
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)
4.25%
'
7
1-
10c
(inereased
common, (quar.)
Year-end
■■
12-20
preferred
preferred
12-14
27c
;
Hazeltine
Hein-Werner
preferred
2
(Ohio)—
the
and
I
—,
Trenton
National
Co"
12-11
4.40%
2
12-
•
25c
-
1-
1-
3
2
■
dividend
'.-Stock
12-28
.
quar.)
5.28 %
;
Trust
First
Union
(increased
7
12-
1-
$1.06%
—
(extra)————-——
Co.
12-10
1-25
——
(quaf.)i
Telephone & Electronics—■
75C
_
12-14
1-25
preferred
General
5
12-
12-18
$1.12 V2
Insurance
Co.,
Steam
11-23
2-15
(quar.
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)—
50c
(quar.)
First
November
12-18
12-
(Oklahoma
Y.)
Republic Corp., class A (quar.l
Research Corp, (increased)
(Payment
$4.50
12-21
60c
Harvey
■
12-17
1-1
35c
Aluminum, class A (quar.)—L
Hawley Products (quar.)——:
^
.
"i-v ma
U5c
122 Vac
Co.
Savings
&
preferred
ance
7,
2-15
(quar.)—__—_L_____
25c
Bank
First
1
12-19
8%
12-15
—
Fire
12-31.
4.75%
(quar.)—
City
l-
12-13
J~)~
N.
_
National
2
8
.
Gas
Hartford
2-28
2-15
preferred
Common
__
National
1-
1-
7
Hartford
1
50c
Trust
Quarterly
;j Hartford
5-24
12-15
1-
7
1
15c
& World. Inc.
Brace
2-21
6-10
1-
$1.16
(quar.)-..
12-10
33c
Telephone Co. of the-Southeast—5'
5.80%
preferred (quar.)
—__—:
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin— ".;
(Somerset County, N. J.)
75C:
Quarterly
1-25
1-7
5
___„_7L_-
-
-7
-
$1.29
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp. ,(quar.
Stock dividend
■ 31%C
7-32%c
General
approval
11-11
3-11
HarSco
1-7
1-
preferred
General
—
National
preferred
1
Illinois—
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.40
12-17
.40c
General
12-15
2-
Winkle-Munning
12-28
-
.:
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Iowa—
5 VSs'%
preferred (quar.)
;
12-14
1-
40c
;
Jersey City—-
authorities'
National
Quarterly
$5
(quar.)
2
$1.25
(quar.)—
Heli-Coil
—
12-10
1-
—--
Telephone 1
7 Harrisonburg Telephone Co.
General
(Jersey City, N. J )-—
dividend subject to stockholders' and
First National Bank
Fisher
preferred
General
11-30
75c
(quar.)
'
1-25
-___
12-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harrisburg
45c
-
11-30
(quar.)
preferred
Harris
17c
(quar.)
11-30
12-20
12 Vac
>
12-10
'l-i5' '
1-24
12-20
(Baton
Harper (H. M.) Co. • (quar.)____
Harris-Teeter Supermarkets
(quar.)—
■'"
12-
1
$1.25
preferred
15c
(qtiar.)
$1.32
Bank
National
First
preferred
12-14
65c
in
Bank of
regula'orv
First
(quar.)
12-14
1-15
12-20
2-
37 Vic
(quar.)___
(Jacksonville, Fla.)—
Paper
30c
(quar.)
12-28
3%
Harnischfeger Corp., common
6% convertible Dreferred (quar.)______—;■
12-21
**•', '
,
11-30
15c
1"
7
7
12-14
62V20
preferred
12-28
/
12-
3-15
7
12-31
37 Vac
Harbison-Walker • Refractories
6%
preferred" (qu^r.)____—
,1
Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1,25
11-30
t25c
1st
7* Harcourt
12 r
'
712-20.'*
12-21
21c
Common
10c
quarterly
National
City)
General
11-16
2
Brass,
47
dividend)—
(quar.)
Industries
11-30
1-
10c
preferred
-
Hanfeon-Van
12c
Products
12-10
2
50c
Insurance
Life
4V4%
,7
5
12-14
.7
■;
*
(increased)
Co.
12-14
2
Invest¬
!__
Bank
First
1-
Steel
$2,375
Corp,——
First
12-17
7
___—
General
12-14
$0,023
Business
Geneva
First
2
Extra
(quarterly
(quar.)
National
First
7
Shale
General
7.7
y.
12-10
1-
56 %c
—
preferred (quar.)—,
5.167o preferred
-
'___ =._
—
Co.
National
First
12-
Refractories
net investrealized net
12-15
f
27 VaC
—
Hammermill
12-7
2- 1 ;
2- 1
30c
..
(quar.)—
Signal
7%c
income*—
First
Stock
12-20
56%c
First
First
General
7
1-
7
12-17
$1.18%
(stock
Utilities
$1.30
L_
First
First
Public
Railway
3c
(quar.)—
common
Fund,
Investment
Connecticut
ments
12-
from
12c
65c
(quar.)_
Industrial
and
gain on investments)!
7
General
12-20
45c
nuar'erlv
General Corp.,
net
6
12-14
12 %c
Inrre»«er)
lrom
12-
12-28
loc
Corp.
Financial
12-27
income
ment
*
40c
(quar.)
(extra)-.
preferred
General
5
20c
(N.
Corp. of America (quar.)
Financial Corp. of Santa Barbara (quar.)
Firentans Fund Insurance Co. (S. F,)—
S2.25
12-
12-31
capi¬
Financial
Financial
1-15
Equipment
(quar.)'
Public Service
(9c from
pref.
General
tal
gains)
Fiduciary Trust Co.
Special
.12-24
60c
17c
—
(quar.)
Fidelity Trend Fund (year-end*
Fiduciary Mutual Investing—
(16c
$4.75
2
—-——
Engineering
Aircraft
7
12-31
——
__—
Income
La.)
12-10
12-
12-31
—.
(quar.)__:
(quar.)——
preferred
5%
r
Precision
General
Corp.
common
4Vz%
1-1
5%'
dividend)-—j__
(quar.)
_^
Co.,
Power,
Hahn
3
11-30
-
12-14
12-10
17 Vac
t2VaC
-
(stock
Gerbral Portland Cement
I
F'und,
Fidelity-Philadelphia
inc.
Photos
12-14
12-31
••
11-30
'12-31
$1.25
93%c
12-31
45c
11-30
-
(quar.)_
^
:—
preferred
(quar,)___i___^______i.__
12-17
10c
common
Lines
dividend
4.64%
11-30
i- 1
$1.25
$5 preferred
*
3
12-27
$5
Gulf
-
'
1-11
12-18
11-15
12-15
12-31
7 1-25
\31ViC
50c
$1.25
(quar.)__
1
1-
37 VaC
12-
.
1
—
11-30
12.-31
1
12-
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
$5.
12-14
•
12-
12-29
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
12-14
,
12-14
2
12-29
(quar.)
>
Hamilton Cosco,
*
60c
Extra
preferred.
'7
1- 2
5c
12-20
1-
J20C
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
—
(Canada) (quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
Rouge,
12-28
'12-17
1- 17
12-14
1-15
j55c
120c
(quar.)
preferred
Guaranty
12-31
12-
2
t$1.50
Ltcl
Co.,
7 GulL Life Insurance
12-28
12-
7
12-
:'l-
20c
.
11-23
1
1-
1-
Gas
preferred
Grumman
•••''. I-5 2
5c
12-21
12-14
Power
12-21
2IV2C
y
common
7
30c
93 %c
1
Stock
12-14
"'12-19 "
15c
conimon.-.
(quar.)_
Co;,
Electriq Co.'" (quar.)_s._-:
Industries, 5%\ preferred
(quar.)—
General Mills, "5%
preferred (quar.)_____i—'
7'General Motors Corp.
-- 7
'
Fibreboard
Fidelity
Finance,
;'
General
37'/2c
.
(quar.)
(increased)________7_I,
12-
2-4
1-
Mountain
12-31
50c
$.1
.
General
T
5c
Federation
Contract
5.preferred
General Controls
-
30c
(quar.)
,
6
12-28
—
12-17.'*.'
60c
ll'Ac
7' 2c
_z.
(quar.)_—_^~___—______
Candy Corn.
General
12-26
1-15
preferred
Corp.,
,
15C
A
Corp.
Federated
1-10
Co.
Box
Genbral Cable Corp., common (quar.)_____
47i preferred (quaf.)_______
;
Finance Corp.—
preferred
Federated
2-18
30c
(monthly 1
Assn.
(quar.)
preferred
Federated
12-21
1
1
(Increased-quar.)
General .Bancshares
General
12-21
4
15c
Mtge.
monthly
Common
4
1-
Transportation—
12-
(quar.)
12-14
3%
7 " '
dividend
American
.; General
_
National
Fi deral Services
13-
15c
-
Insurance Co. (N. J.) (quar.)_insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
General
6
12-24
(annual)
common
1- 1
1- 2
12-20
*.
10c
12-
10c
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hall (W. F.) Printing (quar.)
Halliburton Company (quar.)
$1.1272
(quar.)__
12-24
20c
:
.
(qttaf.>__—
Oil Co. (Texas)
American
Stock
^
Investors—
preferred
$4.50
-General
7
25c
,
-
1
;
12-
10c
(a-a)
Extra
Federal
Insur.
American
General
*
7. 2-15
(Washing¬
12-20
Grinnell
^
12-28
25c
12 Vac
7
1-20
Greyhound
2-25
1-1'
$$1.38
—
11-30
11-30
&
o
preferred .(quar.—;C_:—__
5%% preferred (quar.),
Geco Mines, Ltd,
(quar.)i.
11-30
2
Farmers
35c
v.). '7
t45c
$$1.25
5%
1-
25c
45c
pfd. B (quar.)
(special)-'—i
Common
7
62V2c
J.)
_______
(quar.)
City Steel (Omaha), 7%
Gatineau Power Co. Ltd.
.
Gate
12-14
12-
CO.
Service
Gas
;
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel
Metallurgical (quar.)
5%
12-17
12-21
12-18
r
(quar.)
preferred
Falstaff
50c
:
Instrument Corp.
&
12-14
Co.
&
(quar.)
Company
Fairchild
11-30
1- 2
1- 2
1111—
Factor
Max
12-28
10c
' ,10c , '
,
split)
Bearing
Fairbanks
(initial)
common
new
11-30
12-31
41/2%
12-14
1-15
11-30
12-21
10c
Greyhound
12-14
1-10
12-10
1- 1
UC7'%C
' 7..»1'' is 1
I* i
12-21
t$2
$1.75
6
10c
25c
:i$l
(quar.J.¬
:710c
Greenwich
3
12-31
1-15
50c10c
(quar.)__—_
Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.)
Gas
20c
(initial quar.)
common
new
Corp.,
,
Corp.
•Garr.ett. Freightlines
Extra
FMC
1212-
3-15
12-28
Garrett
50c
12-20
55c
12-
preferred (quar.)_i
Winnipeg Gas
Green
(M. J.)
Co
12-15
'12-31
class A (quar.)——
.•Garland Knitting Mills,
1-17
12-14
12-31
7%
4
12-28
'
12-17
.
2
4-16
12Vic
.7 25c
3
NY)
(Syracuse,
-
4%
1
1-
Greening Industries,
Garan, Inc. (stock dividend
5%
Garfinkel (Julius) & Co. (quar.45c
12-10
2
1-
40c
10c
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
Excelsior
11-21
2
2-
12-22
2
5%
12-21
(stock dividend)—______
Industries
Gabriel
90c
r_
1-
7
1-
ordinary
cash
12-14
20c
(quar.)
12-7
12- 5
5c
2
30c
Griesedieck
income plus 76c from net longrealized
capital
gains,
payable in
1-
15c
(quar.)
Western Sugar, common
12- 7
(monthly)___.,__
A
A
Co.
Assurance
12-19
1-15
20c
1-15
$1.50
Greater
7
3
12-
1
20c
Producers,
Western
Preferred
Great
Inc.—
class
Life
12-19
12-29
4-30
12-31
12-
2-
t7VaC
Green
7Vic
2
-i_™—
$1.50
income
(initial)—'____.—
1-
J13c
(quar.7
Corp., class A
45c
dividend)
(stock
12-26
50c
(quar.)_
20c
5%
(quar.)'-'—__________
_—7—
7.77"'
Co.
T,—_1_7
12-
12-20
1-10
Employees
West
Great
11-30
2-28
5-31
12- 3
1- 2
30c
-.-
12-31
1-10
(quar.)
Employees Insurance
C.)
Extra
12- 3
.
Jewelry
D.
-'Great
12-14
1- 4
12-21
12-21
tl'5c
3.-21
$15c
6-21
30c7 7 1? 2
14c
$15c
j
12-31
•
15c
;
:
Co.-,
Industries
Fulton
12-28
"
class A (quar.)_
._1_1_____I_"_1_;7""7
Co,,
!____
(quar.)
(George .A.)
Extra
1-10
12-19
12-18
12- 7
12- 7
12-14
12-15
12-31
Extra
Fuller
12-17
1
1
A
&
Class A (quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer
5
6-10
3-
(Charles.E.)
Class
1-
2
12-19
—
Frito-Lay, Inc. (quar.)_____„________
oi' California Mfg. (quaf.):—L_______
'Frost
2-20
1-31
12-18
20c
Fritzl
12-14
1-
12-1.2
12-5
(quar.X—
Ltd.
1-14
8c
Life Insurance
(Washington, D. C.)
(s-a)
Grant (W. T.) Co., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)
Great American''Insurance
Co. (N. Y.) —
(Increased-quar.)
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd., com.
(increased)Great Lakes Power, Ltd. (increased)-—
12-31
.
12-19
25c
(quar.)
Y.
Company
F\)
(B.
Government
1-15
5c
12-28
20c.
1- 2
J30c\i7; 1-28
$20c
1-28
v!,"
5c
Goodrich
ton,
12-31
—----
11-30
■t:
class
Corp.,
Government
$1.20
quar,)
(quar.)
11-30
2
12%c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
Gordon
12-20
(increased
:
Manufacturing
2
1-
20c
12-10
12-28
12-12
30c
(increased)——
Oil
Fraser Companies,
5
12-
5%
12-20
1-
i
Corp. (quar.)
Falls Insurance (N.
12-14
12-31
4
35c
A (monthly)
Glidden Company (quar.)—
-Globe Envelopes Ltd., class A (quar,)
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Goldblatt Bros. Inc. (quar.)___._
Goodman Mfg. Co. (quar.)
12-20
1- 2
2%
Capital Corp._L__
Franklin : Realty
Frantz
1-21
$3
—
from
12-18
1-15
12-14
5%
l
EtireKa
1-2
1-
Wyoming
Franco
"Franklin
12-14
$1
5c
(accum.)
Corp.,
Stock
12-18
1-
20c
Stock
12-12
2
"
12-28
5% •;•
4%
Corp.,
12-23
'VI-
_____L
Corp.
(increased quar.)_.
dividend
—i________,__L__^_7—___
Frant
6
12-29
25c
(quar.)
-s-VV
dividend 7
Stock
Endicott
Stock
12-21
12-
12-20
45c
5%
5%
25c
__
(stock
Corp.
12-21
1-16
4%
& Company
dividend ___!
i__
Fownes Bros.
25c
—
Emery Air Freight Corp. (increased-quar.)
Emhart Mfg. Co. (quar.)
:
Stock dividend--
11-23
-
60c
30c
25C
10c
- '
'
50%
25c
$1.62
10c
206
Consolidated Corp.—
Electro
Elox
■
—
Co.
•
1-15
30c
Stock dividend
,
Electric
12-18
12-14
It
60c
tax)
Alden
Glens
1-2
12-14
12-14
11-19
1-10
12-22
12-14*
-
—
El
7 come
Glen
i- 2:7.'.
-
12-10
12-14
1
6%
American deposit rets.
of 8 Vi % less British in-
payment
(Final
77
Glickman
I 9%
1-
12-29
Ltd.,
Group,
Glaxo
-
"
12-27
10c
:
11-30
12- 5
11-23
12-10
12-20
12-20
.
12-10
1-
30c
Year-end
;
Fair
Food
2-15
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.72
Light com,
Telephone, class A
12-14
12-27
10c
,
(increased quar.)__
Giddings & Lewis. Machine Tool (quar.)
Gilbert Shoe Stores
(stock dividend)
Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank
(Phila.)
7;
26c
(quar.) —30c
(quaf.)
13c
&
Mines
1
15c
20c
—
Greeting"Cards
Gibson
12-14
________
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Cement Co.
Yellowknife
Giant
.v
14c
and
Portland
12-28
15c
Ltd
Mascot Mines,
Giant
,>
12- 3
.
12-19
7;
25c
2-15
Stores, Inc'., common (quar.)
22VaC
1- 2
;
$4.20 preferred (quar.)_i.
^
:
$1.05 17- 1- 2
Food Giant Markets,
com.
(stock dividend) ,77 2%
12-17
4% preferred (s-a)
——L~___
20c
- 2-1
Forbes & Wallace, class A (quar.)^_______^
75c
1- 2
Foremost Dairies .Inc., common
(quar,)__~__
10c
•
1-2
4Vst% preferred (qtiar.>__
56y4d
1- 2
Fort Worth National Bank (Texas)
(quar,) 25c •
1- 5Foster-Forbes Glass
(increased quar.)
25c
1-12
Fostoria Corp.
*30c
12-20
Foundation Co."(Canada) (quar.)
tl21,/2C
1-18
12-14
1-15
5c
i...--:' A-.:
29c
iFlying Tiger Line, Inc.—
Common
(stock, dividend)—
12-14
12-28
from
.—
.
-
/.
income
1- 2
12-20
1- 1
1- 1
7":'"7".
—
"
Power
Florida
Florida
13 %e
J25c
$1.25
37o
,
capital
gains™
(increased quar.)_—_______
12-14
12-14
7
$4,12 preferred
$4.50 preferred
gains-—
investment
from
12-28
Electric—
Paso
3%c
12-15
Stores
Homes, Inc.
dividend
Stock
7j
—
—
Giant
11-19
12-15
12- 3
12- 6
12-20
12-17
12-17
'
,
preferred (quar.)
Edwards Engineering Corp.
El
capital
long-term
12-28
5%
4%%
Eichler
12-14
2%
12Vic
dividend)
(stock
com.
Florida Growth Fund—
12-28
15c
1
dividend-..
Stock
Co.,
—
12-31
J37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
11-30
11-27
12-28
+50c
—!
Extra
12-21
10c
130c
Ltd. (quar.)
/■*
12-31
24c
Economic Investment Trust
11-30
12-~1
32c
•
Florida
of
Drugs
11-30
Porter
&
preferred
(quar.)
Fitchburg Paper, class A (quar.).
Fittings,
Ltd.. (initial)
Fleming Co., 5%
preferred
(quar.%_
Flexible Tubing Corp. -(stock dividend)
Florida Capital Corp.-—
~
20c 1 from
ordinary income and 9c
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
;r
5%
;
capital gains)
Eckerd
1- 2
Company
—
Fund—
investment income
from
19c
90c
,
Eaton
11-30
from
investment income and 21c
from
Fisher
11-30
1- 2
Fund—
Balanced
Howard
&
die
(quar.)
preferred
S3.60
Eaton
;
1- 2
35C
common—.
.
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
55c
Company
Name of
Monday, December 17, 1962
. . .
common
^.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06 %
$1.25
12-27
12-
$1.12Va
12-28
12-20
10%
2-28
2-
3
4
2
12-14
31 %c
-12-31
12-21
25c
12-31
10c
12-31
$1.37Va
56 %c
.
1-
1-
2
12-
7
12-
7
12-
7
Volume
Number 6221
196
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2489)
13
•
House
Vision
of
3%%
4%
4.40%
(increased
5%
quar.)
Natural
Felt
A
Motors
B.
12-14
31 y4c
12-31
12-14
$1.31%
12-21
12-14
5%
12-28
12-17
1—
:
dividend)
(stock
class
class
on
Hudson Bay Mining
class
1
12-10
1-
2
12-17
& Smelting,
6.40%
Door
&
5%
preferred
1-15
12-15
1-16
12-
5
Kananau
12-
5
12-31
Steel,
12-14
12-28
12-18
4.60%
Ideal
13-13
3.80%
,12-24
12-14
112-24
12-14
69C
12-24
Illinois
Bell
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Central
Imperial
(quar.)
2
1
1-14
2-
1
1-14
1-28
4.20%
12-21
2-
Co.
1-18
Capital
plus
6c
12-10
2- 1
12-17
1-12,
11- 9
2
Imperial Tobacco
(Canada), Ltd.
12-27
12-
3
12-27
12-
3
12-28
6c
1-1
22c
_
5%
11-29
Kay
1
12-
preferred
quar.)
(quar.)___
&
preferred
Windsor
(stock
Inc.,
A_.
12-17
11-23
1- 2
12- 7
$1.C3
1- 2
1- 1
12- 7
12-21
pfd. (quar.)
75c
4
$1.25
,
(quar.)_
Kellogg
Kelsey-Hayes
1-
Co.
Kelvinator
12-10
1
Canada
.Kendall
of
.
(quar.)_
Industries1 (quar..)!
12- 7
12- 7
Kennecott
12-27
12-
Kentucky Stone Co., common
of
Ltd.-
Tool
&
Ltd.-—!
Co.
;•!»->>
4%
preferred (quar.)—
Ingram & Bell, Ltd. (quar.)
Inland Container,
Inspiration
class A
Institutional
Shares,
Institutional
investment
realized
income
security
Insurance Co.
cents
profits)
12-15
12c
1-2
12-14
$l5c
12-31
3
12-
_
25c
1-
1
12-10
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
3iy4c
1-
1
5%
preferred
B
(quar.)
31 Vie
1-
1
12-10
1
50c
Breweries
A
Ltd.—
preference
Co.
International
Harvester
International
Milling
'm4%
preferred
1
:
Mining
$4
Packers,
$1
2
12-30
12-27
12-13
-
f50c
_____t20c
J
12-20
Stock
12-20
1^-20
50c
12-28
12-14
■
1-15
12-14
Salt
International
Shoe
International
Silver
preferred
Co.,
div.)__
(stock
com.
12-17
11-23
12-31
1?-10
Lambert
(Alfred), Inc., class A
Commercial
Finance
Discount
preferred
Investment
7c
of
Co.
5(4%
12-27
12-11
Lamson Corp.,
12-27
12-11
Lamson
;
Latrobe
12-
12-28
1-
7
Laurentide
12-14
12-31
12-
25c
12-20
6%
preferred
Investors
Class
6%
preferred
Iowa
Class
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
preferred
12-12
2
4.80%
Iowa
Power
3.30%
Light,
&
preferred
4.35%
common
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
(puar.)
Trust Co. (New York)
Stock
dividend
stockholders
Israel
(subject
Jan.
to
_■
(quar.)
approval
7%
$5
preferred
12-31
2
12-14
60c
1-
2
12-14
45c
2-
1
l-ll
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
1-,1
12-14
1-
2
12-
3
3-15
2-
5
$1.20
,'
12-31
1-20
1-
11-30
1-10
2
-.
12-
5
$$1.75
l-'2
11-30
1-
1T-30
2
(quar.)_
(N. Y.)
preferred
Jeannette
Jefferson
Glass
(quar.)_
7% pfd.
Co.,
Electric
(quar.)
Title
$1.25
I
:____!__
12- 3
1- 1
1- 2
12-31
12-31
12-31
12- 7
12-17
12-17
12-17
12-17
1- 2
12-31
12-14
12-21
59%c
25c
1-15
1-15
1-15
12-20
12-31
12-31
12-11
12-20
12-11
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
1- 2
v
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-11
12-11
12-11
12-11
20c
Lehn
&
Fink
12-27
v
12-14
—
dividend
&
Stock
5%
Cooke,
Business
on
(quar.)
(stock
Forms
5%%
Life
Loan Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
12-
3
1- 2
12-
7
t$2
1-
2
12-21
12-21
1-15
1- 2
1- 2
12- 7
1- 2
12-14
12-14
Insurance
12-17
12-31
1- 2
12-7
12-21
12-17
1- 7
—_—___
Bank
National
Stock
Fund
50c
t30c
$12(4c
(N.
Bank
J.)
Trust
&
$$1.37(4
(quar.)__
Midland
Marine
(quar.)__
Corp.
—__
Trust
"(quar.)
6
Electric
Co.,
12-11
12-11
$$1.25
1- 2
12-21
$22(4C
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-18
10c
1-15
1-15
1- 1
1^ 1
1- 2
1-15
1- 3
1- 2
2- 4
$20c
preferred
(quar.)
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
—
12-21
12-14
25c
$1.12(4
47(4c
3%
12-27
1- 2
1-19
12-21
12- 3
12- 3
3lV4c
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-11
12-11
12- 7
12-31
Maritime
,
Common
7%
preferred
Market
$1
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
B
Basket,
—
(quar.)__—,____—
common
(quar.)
preferred
Marlin-Rockwell
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Marquardt
Corp.
(irreg.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6%
Marsh (M.) & Sons (quar.)
Marsh
Supermarkets
(quar.)
Marshall
Wells
Marietta
Martin
Corp.,
preferred
4(4%
_____
pfd.
(quar.)
!
Ltd
Canada
of
—_—___
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)__
—___
Casualty
Co.
(quar.)
Maryland Cup Corp. (stock dividend)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Maryland
Common
(quar.)
—
—;
——
$17(4c
25c
25c
35c
25c
12c
40c
$1.12(4
preferred
(quar.)_
.__!
Corp. (quar.)
Massachusetts Business DevelopmentMasonite
30c
National
Wayne)
Co.
Life
Fund
(from
capital gains)——!-—
(Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
(Quarterly from investment income)
1-15
12-22
11-30
3c
12-22
JU'"3°
Massachusetts
net
From
Trust—
Investors
investment
(From
Life
Massachusetts
11c
income)!
12-29
11-30
23c
1-1
12-4
1- 1
12-26
12-21
12-17
12-28
12-31
12-31
12-14
12-12
11-30
12- 3
12-14
12- 7
12- 7
1-31
1- 2
12-31
12-31
Fund—
investment
inconie
—.—
12-27
1- 1
1- 1
12-14
12-15
12-15
39c
12-28
11-8
$1.75
1- 2
12-13
35c
12-18
12-11
12-18
12-11
12-20
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lipe Rollway Corp.,
class A
25c
(quar.)_—
dividend
$1.25
1-
1
12-14
1-
2
12-12
Original
12-28
12-11
Special
«
2-
1
1-10
60c
3-1
2-1
12(4c
12-31
12-
7
12-31
12-
7
4%
Little Miami RR.—
Stock
Stock
(quar.)
$1.10
3-10
2-15
50c
3-10
2-15
realized
From
Mastic
Corp.
Matheson
capital
gains
—
Company
(stock
*
20c
5c
75c
—
$50c
62(4c
20c
87(6c
$1.00
1-1
12-28
12"28
12-28
1-10
12-18
U-14
12-14
12- 7
12-14
12-14
1_-14
12-2U
iz-14
Vl'lVfc
$1.12/4
12*28
——
12*14
ix",;
—
15c
25c
1- 2
1- 1
12-14
12- 7
15c
5c
12-20
$1.37(4
12-31
93%c
—
(J.
W.)
Inc.
(quar.)—■
Mayfair Markets,
common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Mayes
—
McBrine
McCord
(L.), Ltd., preferred (s-a)_
Corp./ $2.50 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
3(4 %
preferred
(quar.)_
$6
preference
(quar.)
5%%
preference
(quar)
4(4%
preference (quar.)
McDermott (J. Ray) & Co.
(quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)—
McCrory
Stock
Corp.,
common
—
J2" 7
dividend
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
gxtra
$5.50
(quar.)___—
12-28
12- 7
10c
12(4c
30c
___$0.359375
Insurance—
12-14
1-18
10c
Annual
12-10
12-10
7
12-20
12-28
Massachusetts Investors Growth Fund—
1- 2
1- 2
Mining
12-14
12-18
$1.37(4
$1.43%
—
3
2
1-
12-18
May Department Stores
3%%
preferred
(quar.)—
Extra
12-
12-14
72c
12-10
1- 9
8
12- 3
1- 2
Ltd.—
1-21
3-
12-24
12-24'
16C
Y.)
(N.
Extra
5%
25c
2(4c
Midland
Marine
75c
$1
;
12-20
!—
1-3
Detroit—
of
25c
5%
(quar.)___
(quar.)
2-8
(Toronto)—
12-10
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Plantation, Ltd. (increased)
(Fort
12-20
12-20
(quar.)
Lihue
Lincoln
10c
50c
5%
:—_—
11-30
11-30
12-19
4%
(quar.)
1-24
dividend)--
12-31
12-31
1- 2
Co.
Trust
4-12
common.
IT
dividend)
(stock
10c
1
Lexington Water, 5(4% preferred
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), 5% pfd.
Liberty
12-11
12- 5
12-14
12- 7
Ltd.—
dividend
preference
Lewis
8c
4c
$1.75
4%
___
1
5
35c
—
10c
dividend)—2%
Mathews Conveyer
(quar.)
25c
Mattel, Inc.
(quar.)_
—
7c
Max Factor & Co., class A (stock dividend)2%
Increased
quarterly
17 (4c
(quar.)
._.
Stock
1-18
1-
/
lc
Refineries
Enterprises, class A (initial)
Lestoil Products, class A (quar.)!
Levines, Inc. (quar.)_
1
Lewers
12-
1- 1
12-17
1- 2
12-20
21c
22(4c
(s-a)—
:
(L.)
$1.75
15c
(quar.)
12-20
15c
pfd.
$1.50
Life
11-13
2- 1
25c
Leonard
Lesser
Products
12- 6
35c
10c
75c
25c
.;
12-20
20c
-____
& Co.
(quar.)
Way Motor Freight
Lehigh Valley Industries,
and
Extra
(Richmond,
Corp.
Co.
Extra
Stock
Lee
Stock
(quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)
Link-Belt
Jamestown Telephone
5%
Va.)
Lincoln
.
$l5c
...
Lawyers
12-14
lOc
quar.)
(quar.)."
Supply Co.
A
12-31
1-
10c
(reduced
Water
1-10
1-12
40c
Co
preferred
12-31
$1.53
(Charles) et Cie Inc
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.—
Jamaica
12-15
12-31
1-10
2%
Jacquin
Common
1-15
1-10
of
30)
Development
Jacobsen Mfg.
12-15
82 (4c
;
4.80%
Irving
1-15
3
$1.083/4
.••
.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
12-
50c
.
12-20
$17(4c
$17J4c
$62(4c
f
$35c
—
Leath
12-27
7(4c
Packers, Inc., preferred
Light & Power, common.
preferred (quar.)
12-14
12-10
1-
(quar.)
B
income
Rubber
&
Hanover
1-7
12-20
of
4(4%
(quar.)_
1-1
A
(quarterly
investment
1- 1
1-17
4-15
12-14
12-14
12-14
1-31
4-30
62(4c
:!.
Shirt
Maplewood
5c
,
Shares
6-14
2%
capital gains)—,—__—_—
Tire
1,
1- 4
1-14
3-30
6-29
,
Corp.,' Ltd.—
7
$1.50
(quar.)
Electric
Financial
3
12-10
15c
A
Beef
Iowa
class
_______—_!
—1
12-
•
1
2c
York,
__
1-15
11-261
.
._!
Class
475c
of New
_____
2- 1
12-28
12-17
10c
(quar.)
Co
7
1-
$60c
(quar.)
Funding
B_
12-15
$1.50
1
12-
12-31
18c
(quar.)
Blower
Extra
12-31
;
!____:
Lau
$5c
(quar.)
Extra
12-12
27(4c
_i
Steel
1
6«%c
profits
Ltd., com.
1- 2
45c
Langendorf United Bakeries, com.
$1.80 preferred (quar.)____:
J2-14
12-12
12-10
12-31
12- 7
12-17
12-20
3-15
1-20
12-21
$0.5937
15c
Quarterly
Mapre Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)i
Maple Leaf Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
5(4% preference B (quar.)
12- 3
1-10
11-26
(quar.)__—
preferred A
12-10
5
from
net
investment
income
plus a
special year-end distribution of 11c from
realized security
Investment Foundation,
convertible
12-31
12-20
i
25c
25c
J60c
$25c
}25c
26c
Inc.—
from
from
Manufacturers
12-14
12- 3
Sessions
&
11-15
1-
America—
net
preferred
12- 7
12- 4
12- 4
$25c
common.—___—___
Semi-annual
1-31
12-31
(quar.)
(s-a)__
12-21
54(4c
(quar.)
6%
—
(incr. quar.))
,
(from invest, income)
Gas,. 7%
preferred laccum.)
12-14
$38c
(quar.)
12-28
20c
$1.12(4
(quar.)____
preferred
preferred
preferred
Lambton
Corp.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
Interstate Securities,
4.32%
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
common
1- 1
12-21
12-21
,
$11 (4c
26(4c
27c
31(4c
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
12-10
4%
_____
(Indiana),
Gas
12-12
12-31
11-23
t$1.25
f$1.25
Manhattan
12-31
Loan & Investment Co.
(John),
1
1-
oents
Manufacturers
10c
Laclede
—
———
(quar.)——__—
Manufacturers
12-31
2%
22c
_!__
(quar.)
1- 2
1-15
12-17
5c
com.
011
Industries
Mansfield
1(4%
dividend)!
(stock
Telephone
dividend
12-17
12-17
1^-15
3%
,—.
—______
Manchester
12-31
12-24
1- 2
12-27
10c;
(stock div.)
Transport Shares
5c
Apparel
Crosse
Stock
Labatt
43%c
,____
4(4%
preferred (quar.)____
Interstate Power Co.,
common
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
5(4%
La
11-23
$1
Initial..—__________
Interstate
L'Aiglon
11-23
30c
(quar.)
Inter-Provincial
<
12-17
2%
(quar.)___
12-31
Service,
Funds,
Maritime
4.75%
(quar.)
Co.
1-14
,
_______!
Formerly Kysor Heater Co
12-28
,
dividend____
International
7%
Co.
12-28
40c
.
Corp. (quar.)
Industrial Corp.—
t$2
.
_____
Resistance
12-18
..
Kromex
$1.25
$$3
_
,,
(quar.)
5%
(initial tjuar.)
Power, Ltd._
1-25
1- 2
1- 1
12-27
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
dividend
cents
12-10'
12-14
11-26
12- 3
12-10
$1.50
i
655/4c
ll(4c
55c
7(4c
Garden—•
preferred (quar.15c
Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__
t5c
preferred
3
12- 7
■
___'
26(40
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Extra
preferred
Kysor
1- 1
Public
General
6
12-
12-17
,
—____
1
.
(quar.)
25c
common
preferred
International
..
preferred
.12-6
11-30
12-31
Lake
preferred
preferred
5%
11-30
12-31
$2(4c
Managed
$1.75
12(4c
(special)—
Co.
Company—
l-15
42*28
62(4c
68%c
50c
$1
,
(quar.)___
$1
Co.,
Pipe & Ceramics—
(initial quar.)
International
&
12-31
12- 6
:
oonv.
Stock
11-20
International
5%
H.)
1-15
12-20
12-31
12-31
45c
.
12- 7
1-28
2%
$10c
—
(quar.)
(incr.-quar.)
,4.75%
(quar.)—
—
preferred
Major Pool Equipment
Mallory (F. R.) & Go.—
1-15
/;
Square
Red
Maine
7
12-
12-31
80c
(quar.)__
2%
Paper
dividenfl
Common
(S.
class B
common
—
1-15
12(4c
12(4c
25c
ll'Ac
1
:_
preferred
(quar.)_i_
Company, common
and
A
Inc.,
preferred
(quar.):
class A
(quar.)__^—■;
cents
12-31
J25c
Vending,
5%.
-">1-31
j
45c
(quar.)_
■
(quar.)
iquar.)______
priority shares
Convertible priority
shares
(quar.)
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)
^
25c
Ltd
'
.
(quar.)
B
Convertible
12-18
2
1-
13c
6%
12-12
5
1- 8
4- 8
1- 8
12-28
5%.
Village
preferred
Kress
12-12
1-
-t
,•___!
preferred
12-31
Canada, Ltd.—
_
Stock
1-15
$1
Extra
International
12-14
40c
___;
12-
2%
Company
class
Trucks,
1-14
2-11
l-ib
Paper—
class
and
Magic Fingers (initial)
Magnin (Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Magor Car Corp._
Mailman, Ltd., common (annual)
40c
(quar.)__
Creamery Co. (extra)____!_—_
preferred
—
|
Power
1-31
2-28
be
8c
(quar.)—
Madway Main Lines Homes, Inc.
7
40c
7%
•____
Quarterly
5%
_Kroger
Corp
of
Knudsen
4%
Chemical-
quarterly
International
1-15
12-
30c,j -.;«-1- 1
(quar.)_____
Cement
Co.
Extra
12-21
11-28
25c
Company (quar.)__
(I. B.) Rubber (quar.)
Koppers
7
Co.—
International Nickel Co.
Increased
12-
Funds
F.)
dividend
on
60
12-19
4(4c
A (quar.)~_,—_
(increased-quar.)
.___
Portland
5(4%
12-21
60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
(quar.) ____!_____
preferred
(quar.)——
Custodian
Koehring
t
■
2-
50c
common
Common
International
$13c
___
$1
Co.,
International Minerals &
4%
'
:
..
!
(quar.)J
(quar.)—
Steamship
class
Industries
8c
(E.
A
5%
Kleinert
*1-10
Interior
Oil
Industries—
Madsen
1- 1
12-19
1-15
4-15
1-15
$1.25
(s-a)
dividend.:.
.Kirsch
t
11-30
—~—'
dividend
Madison
6c
(quar.)
.King Kullen Grocery Co., class A
Kingsport Press (quar.)__
12-10
Interlake
1-
25c
participating
Knickerbocker
quar.)
3
12-11
35c
$1.25
25c
.-
(quar.)__
(Walter) &'t:o. (stock dividend)_____
Kimberly-Clarke Corp. (quar.)
_!
12-10
2
11-30
12-27
(extra)
Madison
12-14
Kidde
1-7
(increased
6%
Stock
1-18
12-17
75c
7(4%
12-27
_______
(quar.)
(R. H.)
& Co.
(quar.)___:
Madding Drug Stores—.—_—
Fund,
Inc.
(quar.)—.—
1
12-
12-28
15c
1-
12-31
5%%
2
2%
90c
50c
Manufacturing
Keystone
.
12-
12-18
$25c
Corp.
Year-end
.
12-10
___—!____
Products
Metal
Mach.e
12-17
12-14
Keystone
11c
___
12-20
Extra
1-15
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)
Alloys (stock dividend)
,v.
-
__,
10c
Mack
10c
.
.Keystone
•
11-23
______
12-11
3
12-
12-14
1-10
(quar.)—____.
M.) Co., Ltd.
(extra)
Co.
(extra)—!
Corp.
Class
12-15
3
1-15
12-
12-20
preferred
12-31
1-15
85c
quar.)_—__________
(Walter
Stock
1-2
(quar.)
Kerr-McGee
from
Inter-City Gas, Ltd.—
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
Common
1- 2
(quar.)
—
Insurance Securities
/.
1-30
12-17
•V
from
cents
3
;!/■
■'■,1
5%
Kerr
State of Pennsylvania—
of the
Semi-annual
■
■
(8
and
3
$1.50
;
Fund
3
12-
Co.
Copper
Common
7
12-
12-17
35c
CoppCr
Ltd.:
Income
12-
12-17
$12(4c
$20c
-
1
(Increased)—
Consolidated
12-27
10c
10c
Canada,
__
Ingersoll Machine
7
Refining
1-15
$20c
preferred
MacLaren
11-30
1
12-31
40c
:
12-10
31(4c
(increased
Payment now on a monthly basis
12-18
•
1-1
12-31
Electric-
&
Monthly
12-17
:
12-27
Kendall
.
Ltd
12-27
$1.06%
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)__
25c
preferred (quar.)• :!:683/4C.
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
!
$$1.12(4
4(4 % preferred ($50 par) (quar.)________.
$56%c
1-15
Gas
MacDonald
87(4c
(quar.)
preferred
5»/2%
1-11
22 (4c
MEL
10c
35c
.
Company,
1-11
1
Macy
(increased)_____
3(4%
Kelly Girl Serviced
*
..
1
1-
$6
Corp.
Ltd.
1-11
1
2-
Lytton Financial Corp. (extra)——!
10c
Sugar,
1
2-
5%
(N. J.)
Extra
£'
2-
$1.11
$1.04
Lowney
12- 7
12- 7
12-10
12-31
10c
-
Trecker
&
Kekaha
.
$1.24
—___
Common
12- 7
12- 7
1- 2
1- 2
12-26
3%
15c
7
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.).____!
preferred (quar.)—_._—_—_______
Louisville
12-15
12- 7
__________
Industrial
Minerals
1- 1
1-2
dividend)
class
12-
3
4.44%
12- 1
Corp., (extra)
12-14
12-21
12- 7
12- 7
1- 2
1- 2
—.$1.25
12-27
...
.
1-11
4.16%
I12--1
(quar.)—-———-;-
Chemical
15c
12(4c
________
1
Lyon
$1.12(4
12-15
2-
11-30
11-30
12-19
:
12-15
12-30
$1.29
12-31
1- 2
38 (4c
12-14
12-31
3
Stock
(quar.)—
12-10
2
12-10
Lunkenheimer
12-19
common
12-10
1
1-
12-20
11-30
$1.25
Light,
1
1-
12-
1- 2
26c
■_
1-
12-
Lubrizol
(quar.)
com.
12-10
12-18
11-30
$1.12(4
$1.07
$1.08
r__
Gas,
12-10
1
60c
1- 3
___________
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
Natural
(irreg.)
Watch
7
1
1-
$1.75
100%
2-14
2-14
2-14
2-14
2-14
12-29
1- 2
12-
1-
preferred (quar.)
Los Angeles Athletic Club
(stock div.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 5.16% pfd. (quar.)
1
1
1
1
1
23c
12-17
2%.
_—_____________________
7%
I,
,
preferred ,(quar.)___
Kearney
4c
33333-
12-26
12-18
$1
50c
_
Keansburg-Middletown National Bank
11-21
12-17
dividend
25c
(quar.)
Power
Kawecki
' $1.03(4
4
(quar.>__.
—
11-28
common—
Semi-annual
preferred
(quar.)
Indianapolis Stockyards Co., 6%
Indianapolis Water—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:
E*xtra
12-20
12-31
2
10c
Drug Stores, Inc..
__—:___
(P.). Co., common (quar.)
Longs
7
$1.28(4
30c
Lorillard
16c
Kayser-Roth
4.12%
Industrial
12-10
1-10
(increased
preferred
preferred
4(4%
Investors—
preferred
12- 5
;
:
Electric Co.—
Kansas-Nebraska
11-30
$15c
(quar.)
Quarterly payment from income
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
-
12-20
1- 2
2-1
$1.08%
50c
(initial)—
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
12-28
$20c
.
preferred
4.96%
(initial)
Gas &
4.28%
4.32%
$30c
Properties, Inc., class A (monthly)__
Incorporated
Income
Fund
(capital
gains
preferred
12-14
95c
$1
$1.12(4
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
$5
Income
distribution)
12-14
12-31
7c
(quar.)_.
City Southern Ry.,
4(4%
in
2
4%%
12-31
•
1-
10c
Extra
4(4%
12- 6
Fund—.
from
investment income
long-term capital gains.
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Incorporated
1-15
12-31
Extra
,4c
3
$1.40
7c
;
preferred
Preferred
12-24
25c
50c
(quar.)
12-
63c
(quar.)_
City Southern Ind.,
Kansas
20c
48c
(quar.)
RR.
:
preferred
4.35%
Kansas
57(4c
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
12-17
7
$1
12-
$1.25
$1.06%
$1.08%
preferred series E and F (quar.)
series'H (quar.)___
Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Long Mile Rubber Corp. (quar.)—
5(4%
1-
12-28
25c
(quar.)___—
Long Island Trust
36(4c
|_
monthly)—.
;
(reduced
preferred
Common
Co.
7
12-17
$1.433/4
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)_____
12-14
1-
$1
25c
preferred
(s-a)
1- 1
2-15
12-
•
*
(Canada)—
Insurance
Cement Corp.
Star
1
1-15
12-28
$85c
!-■-
Long Island Lighting. 5% ser. B pfd. (quar.)
4(4% preferred series D (quar.)—
12-
1
1-
37(4c
12(4c
3
12-14
$1
—_
Lone
8
12-
10c
(quar.)
■
Life
3-
11 (/4c
Theatres
12-29
12-
-
1
12-29
1-15
$1.25
,
(quar.)___
4%
Breaker
Cement
1-15
of Rec.
1-15
preferred
(Marcus)
London
12-20
Power & Light—
(increased quar.)
Comiion
12-2X
Kansas
Circuit
4-17
$40c
4.35%
preferred
Monthly
Kansas City
4%
I-T-E
$1.46
Corp.
2
1-
25c
(quar.)
1
55c
!
preferred
Co.
Holders
12-17
(quar.)
B
Corp.—
Extra.
Steel
preferred (quar.)__;
Kalamazoo Paper
(year-end)_.
$1.12
Company
5-
Loew's
;
tl5c
$13%c
___.
53/4%
12c
.
93%c '
(quar.)
When
Payable
2(4%
(quar.)
Non-callable
Longines-Wittnauer
Kaiser
$1.25
(quar.)
Hyster
12-15
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
12-15
$1 25
Hygrade Food Products,
3-18
4-
preference
Preferred
11-16
1-15
3Uc
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)
4(4%
prior preferred (quar.)
$2.75 preferred series A (quar.)
1
40c
1st
Finance
Local
dividend)
(stock
Groceterias, Ltd.—
Stock
1-15
62 (4 c
-
1-18
____:
(Wise.)
$1.50
Jurgensens Grocery
12-17
4%
(quar.)
12- 3
12-12
2- 1
-
Co.
Laughlin
Corp.,
$40c
(quar.)
4%
12-17
12-21
12-26
(quar.)
preferred
$10c
_
preferred
2
&
*5%
12-17
1-
Jones
Jupiter
2-
Company
Industries
$1.60
1-10
Ltd.—
Service
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
Sash
5%
>
2
$75c
Ltd. (quar.)
_
(quar.)
Hupp Corp., common (stock dividend)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Huron
&
Erie Mortgage
(quar.)
Huttig
1-
10c
B)
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., 80c class A
B
"12-10,
1-
1
40c
preferred (quar.)__'
preferred (quar.)—
Johnson
1-10
4%
5(4%
1-
20c
and
A
6%
20c
1
Club,
1-31
$1
.
preferred
Jockey
..$&0c
.
(quar.)
A
3%%
Name of
Litton
Loblaw
Steel Co. (stock dividend)
Co, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)__
$75c
Co., Ltd., common
!„_'_
(quar.)____.
(Extra
Class
12-31
(s-a)
(Harvey)
Class
12-14
6 2 (4 c
____
Electric
Class
12-31
20c
_____
3%%
-
Per
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
93%c
Jewel Tea
20c
preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
5lA%
preferred
iquar.)
Hubbell
Jessop
12-31
Gas, common (quar.)
($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred
Hubbart
12-31
12-31
1-15
$1
$1.10
—
5%
Howell
1-15
1-15
93 %c
(quar.)!
(quar.)_
Share
(Andrew) Co. (increased-quar.)
Central Power & Light—
preferred
(quar.)
4%
12-31
1-15
35c
When
'
1
of Company
Jergens
Jersey
(quar.)
preferred
Houston
,
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
12-14
12-28
10c
Per
-
Name
Payable of Rec
Share
,
(initial)
Household Finance
Common
,
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
(N.Y.)
(quar.)—
_
preferred
(quar.)
■'
Continued
J2"2®
on
12-10
12-21
page
50
The Commercial and Financial
14
DAILY RANGE OF
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
PRICES
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
;
25
Adams-Millis Corp
Acme
60% Oct
24
3
9% Sep
28
21
Jan
5
24 '% Jan
3
33|% Nov 22
43% Apr 17
3
109% Oct
Mar 14
22
3 *
36% Apr
28
14% Mar
86'/a Dec
Jan
18
16
84
3
29
88% I Jun
8
93
9% Sep
8
45% Nov
15
Admiral
May 29
84 y4 Mar
May 29
70 Vb Feb
7
4% Feb
19
4
4
2
Aldens
12 V4 Mar
5% May 29
14
41
Jan
5
32 % Jan
4
533/4 Apr
19
Jan
3
50% Sep
27 Ya Sep
27
48 y2 Jan
2
55
39 Vb May 28
53% Apr
19
Dec
10
40
Jan
6
89
Dec
12
4
7
Nov 24
88
16% May 29
34 V* Oct 24
50% Jan
3
66% Aug
5
3
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
21
203/4 Sep
16% Jan 'A'-'-
36% Jan
Oct
11
44
Jan
3
81
Aug 11
21 % Apr
14% Sep
28
19
Oct
25
98
Nov
17
56% Nov 30
81% Mar 30
20
26
19
373/a Oct
11
693/b Jan
3
119% Dec
7
24% Oct
2
27 Va May
3
48% Jan
4
"
1
25
28% Jan
Aluminium
Alside
Jun
25
22
21% Dec
14
Feb
9
34
May 29
134 y4 Feb
25
Amer
4
26
16% Oct
18
40 V4 Jan
22% Oct
25
30
May 18
July 19
65
Apr
4
11
Oct
18
18% Jan
4
41
17
Jun
25
53 y4 Apr
25
Jun
90
59
5
11
513/4 Jun
6
Airlines
Bakeries
American
6%
533/s
54 %
15,200
12 Ya
12%
11%
12%
10,300
25%
3,400
15% .•%;%'
15
15
15
64%
63%
64 %
03%
64
56%
55 Va
56 %
54%
55 %
65%
63%
55%
56
30%
31 %
.
35
353/s
3,000
17%
29%
173%
4,400
30 %
14,900
...
91%
*90
91 %
*90
91%
*90
91%
118,000
11%
11
11%
11%
12
11%
113/4
34%
35
35V2
35%
383/4
35%
37 %
10,200
23%
32%
32%
14,000
48%
48
48 3/a
9,700
31%
32
33 %
32%
47
473/a
47%
47%
47%
*91
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,400
41%
41%
41%
42 %
42
423/4
57,100
2,200
13%
13
13
13
38%
38 3/8
38%
38%
7%
7
6%
52
51%
393/a
1,200
IV4
6,700
6,900
7
7 Vi
52
51 %
52
51%
52 3/8
86%
87
87
170
87
86%
123/B
12%
12%
12 Ya
12%
12 %
12 3/a
13,900
14%
14%
143/4
14 %
14%
44,300
*86
87
*86
12%
14%
14%
14 3/8
*87%
88%
88 Va
88%
16%
18
13%
38%
7%
7
15%
13%
39
*13
13
38%
51 5/B
20
19%
19%
42%
41%
.
93
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
,
193/8
88%
17%
16%
17%
88%
200
16%
17%
16%
17%
12,800
28%
28%
8,200
19%
88 %
89
*88
29%
293/4
28 Va
293/a
20%
20%
20%
20 3%
20 Va
20%
20%
127,300
533/8
543/a
53%
55
533/8
54%
%
53%
28,500
20%
23%
20%
20%
203%
21
20 3/8
21%
x23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
4,100
1143/B
1113/4
115%
112 Vb
113%
112 Vb
113%
28,100
293/8
28%
30
21%
55%
20
X20
22%
23%
113
116%
243/s
18%
18%
18 3/4
18%
101 Va
*97%
101%
*97%
17%
17 3/4
173/8
17%
26%'
26%
26"•
26 •••';: /
63
62
62
62%
62%
*613/4
14
*613/4
13%
143/8
14%
143/a
483/4
49
133/4
'483/4
483/4
17 3/4
14%
•
-
;
20,700
1,200
26%
26%-
110
: 63
11,800
14%
48%.
48%
\ 49
483/4
r.
5,200
31,300
18 3/8
106
1'7%
17%
26%.-
173/4
3,200
25
24%
18%
*97%
18%
106
26%
14'/a
48%
52
.
25
24%
25%
251/8
25%
18
*97%
63J/2
14 ;,
48 %
31%
31%
31%
31
12%
*61%
<
17%
6,000
3%
33/4
35%
17%
7,100
29,400
34
*97% 106
17%
18%
26% 26 Va
Corp
2
American Brake Shoe Co
No par
34%
17%
4,600
15%
\
10%
11
33%
33 y4
47 %
9b
20
42 V2
12%
39!%
7
52 %
87
18 %
Arma
34%
17%
31%
24%
100
3%
34%
*90
91 %
18 Vb
No par
3%
17%
32%
4
3%
3%
253/4
26
26
18
*34
17%
-->55%
:
34%
3%
3%
34%
113
common—-—5
64
64%
57
20
22%
«_50
Bosch
American
55
26 %
24%
preferred
53%
15
1
Co
American Bank Note
12%
55%
12%
No par
preferred
convertible
3V2%
16
2,600
7,100
12%
"
26%
28%
20%
53%
No par
common
12%
12%
14%
No par
12.50
Agricultural Chemical
American
12%
26%
17
1
Corp
Petroleum
Amerada
1
23
23% Jan
114
Feb
12%
12%
15%
*87
No par
America-
of
1
10
——No par
—
Limited
Co
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace
Corp
15
Mar
31
15
24
Inc
Aluminum
243/8
12%
51V2
87
12Vb
,
100
4.08% convertible preferred
Portland Cement
—
24
15% Oct
24% Apr
15% Jan
7
Alpha
20 Vb Jun
May 31
64% Apr
4
Jan
23
24 %
14%
10%
Co
30% Jan 12
49% Mar 20
84% Jun
473/a Aug 10
7
2
4
68 y2 Mar 23
18
May 11
130
4
100% Mar
5
24
45
Mar 24
19% Dec
3
24
July
6
Jun
16 % Feb
16% Jun
28
22
66% Feb
88
3
23
17 y2 Jun
11
383/4 May 16
23
26
24%
26%
33V8
31 y2
47 Vb
95
20
41 y2
12%
38%
6%
1
_9
Corp
8,700
24%
13
31 Vb
Mills
Allied
12%
25%
26%
*90
100
Inc
3,900
13%
13%
15 Va
17%
5
No par
Allied Products Corp
_5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4%
preferred
—100
Allied
Supermarkets Inc
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
_10
5
16% Oct
28
4
Jan
9i/4 Feb
14% Oct
12
98% Sep
25
12 y2 Oct
25% Dec
193/8 oct
Chemical
Allied Kid
15
31
si y4
25 % Oct
34
Allied
17% Feb
44% Jan
9% Oct
25
36% Sep
4
Jan
57
45 Vb Oct
May 15
35% Feb
26
Industries
5
July
81 % May
3
29% May 15
110
Allen
6 Vb Jun
15
84% May
2
23 % Mar
8,400
66
12¥4
12%
3%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
_5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
34% May 29
10% May 11
70% Nov
Sep
12
13
523/4 Apr
3
7
96
18
2
1003/4 Jun
75%
65%
13%
:
53%
12%
54
34%
—5
common
preferred
12%
53%
56
Alleghany Corp common
_1
6%
convertible preferred——-10
20
Jun
Inc
4%%
94% May 16
74%
67
67
6j3%
..——2
Corp—————_2
Products Inc
—1
Jan,
39
4
75%
66
75
66%
13
12%
J Industries—^
Alco
74%
'
13%
74%
26 %
Products
Alabama Gas
22% Apr
May 29
24% July 25
89% Dec
A
40 V2 Mar 26
25
i
14
;
14%
-50c
Air Products & Chemicals—
:_1
Air Reduction Inc.:
No par
May 28
Jun
Corp
Control
Air
5,300
67
55%
.
9,800
13%
74%
53
72%
.,.13%
13 %
,
6,300
40%
71%
13%
66"%
67
Shares
40
72
■
13%
14%
12%
1
1
Corp
Aeroquip
18% Apr
14
11
15% Apr
17
18
19% Mar 15
3% May 29
29
Dec
35% Jan
45 Vb
9
20 % Aug
12% Jan
37% Dec
25
10
9
41% Nov
3
24
71
74 Vb
14%
75
66%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
2
90% Jan
1
33
13%
74 Va
■
41 y4
5% Mar 24
3% Nov 24
Inc
Steel Co
Adams Express
3
23% Jan
9V4 Oct
9
12
61 y* Nov 29
25
May 29
20 Vb Jun
21
8% Sep
ACF Industries
39% Oct
19% Nov 29
4
Oct
Corp.—„
Vending
ABC
21
33% Feb
10
6
10% Jan
22 % Jan
Sep"
-No par
2
14
24% Jun
583/4
1
Jan
107'/a Nov
36
Co
Acme Markets Inc—
28
Jun
13 %
25
2
15
Nov 26
Feb
26% Oct
13%
25
76
76
32% Jan
13
25
21% Jan
<a£>
99 y4 Jan
73% Nov
13%
25 Va
24
52% Jun
7
Apr
3
21% Oct
13 Vb
25 Va
11% Oct
Deb 22
68
Jan
71 Ya
5
1
25
1
——10
Laboratories
Abbott
9
•
the Week
40%
40%
70%
81% Mar
75
3
17% Sep
40"%
71%
*40%
71%
29
38
40%
:••••••"
40%
70%
56 Vb Aug
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 13
70%
-41
40%
27% May 16
52'/a Jan
Dec. 12
Dec. 14
Wednesday
Dec. 11
1
55
34 y2
21
Tuesday
Dec. 10
Par
EXCHANGE
Abacus Fund
16
Jan
23
Dec
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Oct
65
16
44% Jan
Range Since
STOCK
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
35
Monday, December 17, 1962
TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED
SALE PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF
80
.
.
.
York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New
17
Chronicle
(2490)
3,500
>'1.
■"/:
V;V
34 y2 Jan
36
17
22% Jun
25
47% Feb
28
38 Vb May
29
47 y4 Feb
49
4
19
Nov
5
41% Mar
9
39 Va Jun
42% Jan
5
38 y4
July
53
Jan
7
41
Jun
Jun
American
1%
J:A\ V
19 Vb Jan
25 V* May
12
18yBOct
1
29'/a Apr
21
20
Oct
23
34% Feb
13
American
18% Feb
Feb
59 y2 Jun
8
31 y2 May 29
51% Jan
5
American
40
84
Jan
93
Oct
2
84
Mar 20
39% Sep
29
50
29% Jan
20
56% Nov
3
8 Vb Jan
24
23% Apr
28
13% Jan
6
3
99V2 Jan
9
36Va Nov
30
81 y2 Oct
13
24% Jan
3
18
Dec
29
25Va Jun
25
44yB Oct
40% Feb
8
79
Jan
2
33% Feb 8
19% Feb 13
24% Jan
5
,
Apr
28
34
Jan
19
54
Jan
18
29% Dec
29
81% Dec
46% Sep
4
13
2
Jan
3
62
12% Jan
3
17% Nov 21
41
139% Sep
25
Dec
146
May 17
42% Mar 10
28
19
50 Ya Mar
33 % Jan
3
Jan
13
16
Jun
54% Jan
3
72 y4 May
3
136 y2 Jan
9
26 V4 Mar 21
146 Ya Nov
18
20
18
Aug" "3
127Ya Apr
il
23
27 y4 Jan
16
Jun
28% Jan
11
3
-
7
American
48% July 18
142
Jan
122
2
1
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
63
27
Nov~22
Sep
7
Apr
5
29% Jan
4
25
Jun
28% May 23
25
Aug 10
20
23
<
May 29
Jan
25
19
22% Aug 291
Tvfayll
34% May
17 Ya Sep
27
26
54
25
33% Mar 29
3
38 Ya Dec
21
44
3
65
20
2
17
AMP
4
15
37% Jan
2
Amsted
May 22
44% May 22
45 Ya Apr
4
35% Oct
52% Jan
4
Anaconda
93% Feb
16
48% Nov
17
26% Nov
footnotes
30
see
16% Oct
22
37
Jan
4
Anaconda
37% Jan
4
Anchor Hocking
34% Sep 26
t!37% Nov 12
11
page 25.
Jun
25
95
May 16
49% Feb
9
$4
5
Anken
24% Feb
8
Apco
Oil
Corp
14%
14%
900
20%
4,000
15
20
*105
107
15
20
203/8
107
20
20%
14%
20
*143/4
151/4
201/B
20%
81
*104
20%
107
21
81
*80
1043/4
105
105
141/4
14%
141/4
14%
14%
14%
263/4
271/8
27
27
27
27»/4
105
31 3/s
31
1043/4
105
143/8
143/a
141/2
27 V4
27i%
27%
1,700
16 3/8
16%
16%
49,000
39"%
391/4
39y8
17,300
16 3%
39
241/4
25
24
241/4
24%
24%
62V2
62%
62
62i/2
6 iy4
61%
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
311/4
30 3/4
31 3/b
293/4
xll5/8
30%
293/4
31%
30%
30%
30%
13,000
34,600
123/4
123/4
12%
123%
12%
121/a
12%
148%
*147%
1481/4
*1471%
1481/4
*147'%
148%
17%
173/a
17%
171/4
17%
171/8
17%
17%
17 1/2
7,100
17%
287%
29%
28%
28 s/8
28i%
29
28
28 3/4
28%
28%
3,700
12
12%
11
12%
11
lli/a
11
11 Va
103%
10%
7,600
547/8
54
54%
53%
54%
8,300
CO £
149
1491/4
54%
553/8
"
23
1241/4 •124%
27
36%
148 3/4
•237/8
.
1483%
23 1
593/4
22%
*124'%
267%
36%
361%
b-*
22i%
223/4
126
36 »/8
36%
301%
128
128
295%
127%
59%
60
213%
215%
21%
213/a
27
26
26
24%
*24
24'A
241/4
24%
24%
*23%
25%
24
24
13
13
13
133/B
13%
48
48
473%
473/4
47%
273/4
26i%
263/4
257%
1
163/4
173/8
17
163/4
22%
x20 3%
213/4
21%
*267%
27
26
*25i%
26
25%
*23i%
25%
*24
24'A
*24'%
24i%
200
14
14i%
14%
5,800
46 3%
46 3%
261%
263%
26
27
16 3%
17i%
16 5%
16 7%
21
21%
205%
207%
29
29'%
28 7%
29%
8,200
41
413%
40 3/4
411%
32,500
267/8
27
26 5%
27%
800
29%
29%
29
29%
10,800
941%
*93
94%
38%
38%
38
38
1,500
40 '/a
411%
40'%
41
28,900
15%
16%
15%
157-8
13,100
22%
291/8
293/4
291/a
293/8
29%
29%
50
413/8
42
411/8
413/a
41%
41%
16
3/a
28 5/a
*93
263A
27i%
29%
29
293/4
94%
*93
94%
27%
*26i%
,
'
21.80
20c
38 3/a
383/4
37%
38
38
42
39»%
413%
405/8
42%
1
16%
167/s
15%
16%
15%
161/4
7%
*93
381/4
40 3/s
100
27
173%
207/8
1
1,700
*25%
26%
1
430
42,600
*23'%
*26
48
263A
No par
127
60%
*25%
93
127%
127
217%
*267%
29%
73,000
593/4
26
28
3,000
118,970
2978
21%
27
93
36%
60 3/e
*25 %
4,000
1171/4
21 a/B
*267%
.
20
10,100
29i%
36
21%
26
'
116%
593%
267/a
281%
37
601/4
213/8
271/2
27%
36%
1273/4
267/8
6.25
'
1271/4
211/4
No par
126
593/8
•'
2,000
22%
303%
36
116
29%
640
149
27
--
-
1171%
36
1181/4
Smelting—1
No par
371/4
30
28 7/8
*125
267%
365%
371/4
22%
22%
2 6 3%
1163/4
36%
116
149
126
125
273/8
117
36
36
00 CO"
1241/4
35 5/a
37%
r-i
273/4
124%
27
27%
1273%
com—_5
13
55
55%
1483/4'"'"
58%
Corp
62,200,
*1471%
1271%
Co
1,000
12%
131/8
14
Film
24
60 3/4
12
148%
25
Cable
2,900
24
60 3/4
r
12%
293/4
Glass Corp
3,700
*147%
*25%
&
14%
271/8
'
2,800
401/4
/No par
&
104%
16%
12%
—
*1043/8
39%
113/4
—
33,600
104%
1043/4
16%
63
98,100
30%
40y8
*25%
20 3/8
81
2.9 %
16 3/s
63
par
Corp
*80
30%
39%
25
107
19%
20%
81
30
17
*24i/2
&
201/4
*80
401/4
——i—lOO
&
*104
107
16%
28 7/s
shares
20
20 Ya
20
*104
16 3/8
6.25
Co
313/4
1
10,800
35%
35%
36%
36%
39 %
25
Clayton
Chemical
*141%
15
223/a
231/4
119%
preferred
Anderson
44% Dec
Wire
75,800
231/8
32,600
351%
Co
27
52%
23%
31
25
Industries Inc
28
52
23
116%
Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
26
Jun
533/s
23
32
Ampex
25% Oct
52%
223/4
31%
25
endorsed
91
36 s/8
231/8
*80
Corp
9,900
533/8
25
common-
Zinc Lead
23 Va Jun
3,000
53
—33%
Inc
Inc
37 % Jan
17
For
Ametek
20% Jan
13
15
American
24
37
il% Nov
May 28
15
Mar 30
23 Va May 29
90% Jan
Jan
10
15% Feb
9%
9
83/4
9
8%
9
9
22%
20
preferred
Jun
24,000
18 %
81
preference
Oct
58% Apr
Nov
5%
43,500
58%
18%
36%
*105
preferred
5%
33%
57
18 Va
53%
19%
preferred-100
Works
32 3/a
59
18%
*80%
preferred
5%%
17
26% Oct
Jun
27% Apr
6%
24% Aug 21
17
1
33
8
31
10
3
33% Feb
Jan
27% Oct
39
25
Jan
25% Mar 19
29
33%
573/4
36%
231%
__;
Viscose
5
30 y2 Nov
preferred
Water
27
27 Va Jan
6%
American
32%
I
36 3/a
common——8%
19
American
6,100
x521/4
15
African Irtv Co Ltd—£1
61% Mar 23
39%
54%
54%
134% Feb
25
38 3/4
36%
22 3/s
1483/4
2
July
38%
5 3%
par
American
42% Jun
38%
36 %
10
5
123
63,200
9%
—100
Tobacco
48
2
44% Apr
1
19
2
473/8
100
24
L8
51% Nov
43 Va Mar
20
48%
9%
No par
non-cumulative
South
94
47%
18%
'9
600
*92%
47%
47
593/8
American Tel & Tel Co
26
4
6%
Amer
47%
*92
94
333/4
Products
Co
40%
18%
American Sugar Refining com
7%
preferred
Oct
21
11
33%. July 18
46 3/s
23%
40%
18%
preferred1
Snuff
47
23
*92
18%
Seating Co
American
94
18 5/8
3
Sep
22
8
41 %
403/s
*91%
%
18 3/s
2
19 Va Jan
13 Va Nov
133% Apr
7%
41%
94
233/4
x40%
93
39 Ya
36% Apr
25
22% Sep
30% May
4
41
2334
41%
33%
Ship Building Co__No
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No
24
40%
233/4
38 3/8
136 Va Jan
Jan
27
34 Va Jan
Apr
1,400
x58 %
17
32
131%
May
23
23
60%
98% May 29
29% May 29
5
3
65
152
22%
22%
203/4
20%
203/4
333/4
American
13
3
54% Jan
4
18y4 Jan 25
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
17
34% Jun
Jan
2
2
2
40% Feb
25 Va Oct
41
Jan
7,500
38%
American Motors Corp
1.66%
American Natural Gas Co _
10
American News Co
No par
American Optical Co_
1
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
American Potash & Chem
No par
American Rad & Std Sany com
5
7% preferred
_100
Amer Research & Develop'mt Corp 1
18% Jan
139% Dec
121% Jan
46
900
20 3/4
21%
59%
American Meter Co
18% Sep 18
53
Apr 23
73% Jan
32ye Jan
Metal
47%
21%
333/8
convertible preferred
American
19
26
37% July 26
3
30 Va Jan
103 Va Jan
30 Va Apr
8% May 29
23% Oct
20% Nov
119
4V4%
18% Mar 13
27
47%
21%
37%
American Metal Climax Inc com__1
105% Nov 29
5
Sep
11% May 29 f
30 % Oct 24
20
Oct 24
48% May 29
8y4 Oct 24
24
Oct 24
12
Oct 24
142% Jan
2
14
Oct 22
3
55 Va Dec
8
49% Aug 18
37
42% Jan
2
86
Mar 19
*o
Jan
2
47%
21
46%
Foreign Power—No par
&
47%
21
93
American Hardware Corp__
12.50
American Home Products.
1
American Hosp Supply Corp_No par
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
5%% prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry com _ 1.75
3.90% preferred
—100
106V2 Nov 12
12% Oct 24
22% Jun
2iy4 Apr
30
1
17
May 29
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
101
Mar 20
15% Oct 24
79% Sep
7
24% Oct 23
97
—.—
20% May 16
3
—
16% Nov
American
48%
61 %
American Export Lines Inc„
16
40%
48
34%
5
20% Mar
12% May 29
1,700
40%
39
Co
Power
Corp
25,300
40%
40 3/a
59%
4
% Dec
8% Oct
—
13% Jan
64
14
Jun
Enka
15,700
45%
40 %
473/4
33%
Electric
35
443/a
40%
473/4
37
Distilling
American
33
453/8
40%
5
40c
American
American
34%
40%,.
Co—6.50
2
23
35% Nov
89% Sep 14
35
Apr 26
20
Nov 21
28% Nov 22
105
May 24
63% Apr 20
86% Feb 27
39% Dec 14
26
20Vb Jan
55% Jan
18
40
28
Sep
26
25
24
12% Apr
3
Jan
13
10% Jan
4
75 Vb Nov
36
6
4
13% Oct
47% Dec
48'/4 Dec
Jun
31,
29
28% Oct
20 Va Jan
25
35 Vb Jun
1
483/4
41%
100
_10
10
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
4%%
5
93
3
33%
40%
453/a
45
34%
45
*223/4
Amer Commer Barge
Dec
Jan
84
453/a
20 Ya
Crystal Sugar common_10
17
343/8
44%
48%
No par
Line Co
3
Consumer
Ind
No par
24% Jan
34
45%
40 %
25
Cable
&
35%
44%
12.50
common
preferred
Chain
ft-.
34
1
_i.»
Co
Can
American
50 y4 Mar 26
27
Inc
Theatres
19
61% Apr
41% Aug 29
Brdadcasting-Paramount
American
.
14
*46 %
46%
140
600
8,400
52,300
10,700
50
Volume
196
Number
6221
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2491)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1
NEW YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
"
Lowest
Highest
33 7a Jan
3
371/2 Sep
8
37% Jan
3
Jun
25
40% Dec
7
25
387a Feb
5
Oct
22
713/4 Mar 15
32
79% Aug
53% Aug
•
33
40
437a,Oct
3
EXCHANGE
Lowest
23% Jun
43% Apr
67% Jan
Highest
r
Oct
24
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland-.
Arizona
Public
Steel
Armco
Service
No par
—2.50
Co
Corp
16
Armour
733/4 Apr
89 J/4 Jun
23
Armstrong Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
No
Armstrong Rubber Co.—_
&
Co
50
Jan
4
787a Jan
11
30
Jan
46
May 22
19 7» Sep 19
24 % Aug
2
13% Mar 16
20
Sep
20
22
Feb
4
25
1027a Feb
7
53 % Jan
2
24
47
9% Oct
30
18
363/a Dec
9
Jan
3
v.
82% Jan
/. 25% Oct
13
1
7
Mar 22
Jan
12
233/a Apr
33% Feb
19% May 29
21% Jan.
110
July
Nov
82
3
Jan
37% Oct
7
105
21
52
3
29
Oct
3
10% Nov
4
54
83
July 14
3974 Dec
42% Jan
3
76
Jan
3
21% Oct
11
2 7a Nov
13 7a Jan
30% Jun
57% Feb
3
88
1
25% Feb
127a NOV
3
non-cumulative
2
lo
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Line
Refining
$3.75
series
Co
RR___
15
20% Dec
21
68 % May
93/4 Oct
24
8
Jun
313/4 Jan
61
243/8
247a
10%
24
423/4
86
v
10
48%
1,600
25
3,700
9,100
2,3/a
4672
2%
61
617a
613/4
24%
2478
24%
247a
108
108,
3,100
4774
9,900
10872
110
62
62%
61
v
27a
467a
10872
463/4
10974
62%
4,300
243/4
243/4
247»
103/4
10%
103/4
107a
103/4
10%
42
10 3/4
413/B
42
8,000
4174
41%
40%
41%
4,400
8772
*86
8772
*86
87%
*86
:
47,000
87|%
20
46
4678
457a
45%
457t
487a
85%
46
487a
j 457a
483%
4974
8,200
483/4
493/a
4874
8672
86
4974
87
15,700
87
86
8672
14%
274
14%
15
*86
*86
1
147a
15%
14%
147a
14%
147a
143/4
1
common
23/,
46%
*108
10974
45 74
4978
85%
1774
2674,
247a
10%
*86
100
23/s
467a
1774
25%
2574
417a
10 34
42%
86
.
46%
Chemical Industries
Corp
62
2 3/a
272
4672
17%
26
25
;
1772
2578
,
.
-
2%
2 J/4
27a
274
2 7a
2 74
2%
27a
220
16,200
45,000
274
13
_20
15%
187a
193/e
26%
13%
2674
*26%
1474
1372
147s
13%
14%
1372
137a
1372
24%
253/a
137a
24%
243/4
2478
25%
32,500
247a
25
Avnet
2
287a Feb
540
•
8,800
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
^
1
7
14
130% Mar 29
25
1174
187a
x457a
preferred
12% Jun
16 3/4 May 29
3,300
_*17%
No par
common.
B
A
100
5%
preferred—.
Austin Nichols common
14
357a
11
18
x61
■
com__4%
.
Atlas
2
173/4
preferred__lo
City Electric
preferred
Atlas
277a Aug
35
11
36
107a
2%
5
Dec
357a
10%
353/4
10 3A
23/a
20
27
310
3574
367a
*10 7a
25 7a
23
July 23
877a
26 7«
Co
17,600
877a
177a
Investment
417a
6374
64
25
Feb
May 10
May 12
45% Mar 291
10%
2 3/8
407a
63
4174
88
2572
15% Sep
3
10
4674
28,700
63%
*8672
88
267a
17
12
36
5
*108
517a
x407a
6372
*8672
2574
29
2
27
88
463/4
503%
6474
633/4
88
108
3,700
30,600
52
1
25
Jun
5
% Feb
5074
5272
2574
4%
16
Nov
63
88
36%
46%
4074
2978
417a
27
5%
15
811/4 Jan
65%
88
36
108
4074
29
X40 7a
51
40%
1
.2.50
407a
297a
,
25%
Atlantic
12
24
49 %
40
63%
40
297a
'
297a
51
51%
41%
par
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com.lo
6
41 % Oct
1
40
25%
11% Jan
4
14% Apr
19
17% Feb
91% Apr
46% Dec
297a
25%
29 Vz
1
13% Jan
4
10
*39 7a
2972
1
Associates
10
Oct
407a
28%
50
_2.50
24
5
21V* Sep
10% Dec
49 % Jan
40
29%
40
"
Associated
16
2
Shares
40%
,
Industries Inc
Ashland Oil & Refining
2
27% Jan
31% Jun 27
May 4
84% Oct 25
29
21% Feb
2
60
30
Nov
10
6
85
21
4874 Feb
20
80% Jan
34 y4 May 29
Aug 24
87% Feb
27
93/4 Aug
16
35% Jan
Sep
2
20% Aug
23
> 93/a Jan
V* Jan
the Week
Dec. 14
107a
17%
..._
Arvin
5% May 25
4778 Nov 21
110% Jun 22
3
1
Friday
Dec. 13
Brewing
Co
„5
Associated Dry Goods Corp com_50c
5.25%
1st preferred
100
20
16
"
3% Mar 30
Thursday
Dec. 12
28 %
5
Arnold Constable Corp
Arb Corp
26
28% Feb
157a Oct 25
20% Jun 15
28% Jun
5
21/4 Oct
47% Jun 25
7474 Oct
85% July 28
3
Wednesday
Dec. 11
40
10
:
57 y4 Feb
"
Sales for
Tuesday
Dee. 10
247a
19%
20 3/8
257a
19%
20
64,800
197a
20%
1978
2074
19%
207a
16,500
Electronics
Corp
_5c
15%
15
15
19
1972
15
15
187a
27
15%
1972
*2678
157a
*26%
15
157a
2,200
19%
19
19
3,300
29
187a
27
27
27
200
B
.
43/4 Jan
73/4 Mar 29
3
36% Jan
10
5972 Dec
15
Oct
18
113/8 Nov
9
9
123/4 Jan
3
273/4 Jan
8 7a Mar 12
47a May 29
37 7a Jun
.19 7a Aug 15
26
587a Feb
17
May 29
10
117a Jun
Babbitt
9
Bat cock
Mar 20
Baker
197a Apr 19
377a Mar 28
25
27
20
417a Nov
15
277a Jun
9474 Jan
4
1037a Dec
11
96 3/4 Jun 20
1047a Mar
12
9172 Nov
17
857a Jan
4
94 3A Mar
9
233/4 Nov
22
47'
Jan
19
187a Oct
23
333/8 Feb
1
217a Dec
22
4772 Jan
19
17
Jun
14
30 3/a Jan
25
33 74 Dec
26
63
Jan
18
30
Oct
29
48 3,4 Feb
19
337a Dec
15
52 74
Sep
627a Jan
297a Oct
15 3/a Jan
3
213/4 Dec
18 3/4 Feb
8
87a Oct
3
3574 Dec
27
277a Aug
8
61% Aug 29
48 72 July 10
317a Dec
13
353/4 Nov 21
33 7a Apr
4
24
12
233/s Jan
Oct
21
4%
4%
Nov
5
Basic Inc
5%
4
Basic
19
2
Iron
Bausch &
11
Baxter
Feb
26
Bayuk
5274 Jan
29
Beam
6
82%,Nbv~27
4474 Jun 25
71
11
1007* May 15
96% Mar 28
101
Jan
Nov
27
17%'Oct
1593/4 Dec
177a Mar 14
12
627a Jun 14
25
3
Jan
6
Dec
1
55
Nov
13
19
27 74 Jun
6
11% Jun
28
Oct
2
353/4 Feb
8
317a Jun
5
31
87
2974 Sep
11% Oct
14% Jan
4674
158
Jun
4
12
11974 Nov
3
17a Jan
3
337a Jan
39
Sep
24
16% Jun
Belco
26
4
77a Jun 25
127a Feb
14
Jan
31
48
22
3474 Jun
27
25
4972 July 16
Dec
11
17a Jan
1
42% Dec
4a3/4 Mar 13
3
49% Apr
7
1087a Jun
15
17a Jan
2
17
2774 Oct
26
22 3/8. Oct
24
277a Oct
22
42
Bell
Feb
140% July 24
127a Jan
3
237a Dec 29
1672 Jun
15
Jan
6
3
4072 Jun
25
64
317a Sep
26
223/4 Jan
3
84
35% Jan
6
18% Jan
573/a Sep
3074 Dec
26
227a Jan
5
233/a Aug
36% Apr
7%
31
39% Jan
31
267a Feb
100
42
Bliss
Oct
Oct
19
1872 May
Bliss
24
2474 Dec
Bobbie
Oct
26
9% Oct
22
9
41 %
42
2,900
13%
1374
137a
*73 7a
1,200
733/4
7374
733/4
117a
Xl03/a
10 5/8
107a
103/4
10%
10%
107a
105%
41
*397a
407a
40
4074
40
40
40
40
133/8
137a
133/a
133/a
133/a
133/4
4,800
447a
4474
447b
X44
44
4374
437a
26
2,200
26
2674
25
26
257s
257a
25;
2574
257a
26%
25%
253/4
437b
44
43%
437a
437a
4374
147a
8 3% Jan
3874
387a
38
38%
373/4
38
3874
395/a,
39
393/4
603A
63%
'6074
6,500
5974
597a
60
593/4
603/4
59%
60
*10074
10174
7,500
*993/4
*093/4
101
*993/4
101
213/8
21%
217B
213/8
106%
10174
1037a
167b
103
100
167a
*6474
*32 7b
17 7b
.
5
6
11
Jan
1037a
1
9
5372
55
53
5378
523/4
533/8
527a
517a
53
100
*116
2 pesos
52
118
17b
*115
174
70
Jun
26
99% Feb
24
52 34 Jan
977a Oct
10
17
74% Mar
8
5
59
Dec 28
4574 Jun 22
23
Oct 22
133/a Jan
3
25
May
127a May 29
972 May 29
21% Feb
14
15a/4 Feb
8
797a Jun
14
8472 Oct
4
277i Oct
26
41% Feb
21
31
1872 Mar
8
9
Oct
24
1774 Jan
8074 Oct
31
853/4 Jun
Jan
3
48% Sep
1174 Jan
3
19% May 17
Jan
29
163/4 Jan
67
4
143/4 Dec
3
31
Nov
19
8.
13
29
2274 May 10
243/b Nov 28
8
74 Oct
44
Jun
26
613/4 Jan
24
25
15% Jan
2674 Dec
14
33%
333/8
337a
3374
34,
34
32%
323/4
1,800
27
273/4
27
273/b
2674
277a
2674
277a,
307b
297a-
30
293/4
3074
29,%
297b
29%
29%
1477a
1477a
1477a
148
1487a
1487a
9,000
123,500
2,500
213/4
2,800
Dec
13
9
78
Dec
13
86
84
Jan
23
9372 Dec
10
23
Jan
26
37
11% Jun
27
24% Jan
5
277a Jan
3
Apr 27
447a Dec 19
247a Oct
24
26% Oct
16
1774 May 29
Feb
28
87a Oct
774 Oct
23
36% Oct
31
207a Oct
23
827a Sep
1972 July 21
87a Jan
13
5
Sep
18
4 7b Jan
3
27
Apr
19
13% Jan
3
8% Nov 30
227a Jun
6
11 3/b Apr
4
18% Jan
773/4 Jan
21% Jan
25
10
Sep 25
12% Mar 28
3
"
X53
25%
257®
2574
1,600
4,700
237b
237a
235%
237b
233/4
237®
1,100
12
127a
12%
127B
12%
1274
1274
7,000
237a
237b
2374
235/«
237®
237a
8,600
46,600
Club
Inc
3874
3974
3874
383/4
387b
397b
3874
38 5/8
38
387a
5
313/8
31%
303/4
31
307a
307a
30%
307a
303/4
303/4
700
1974
195/b
183/4
197b
18%
183/4
187®
187s
183/4
183/4
2,700
*2472
243/4
243/b
243/4
*237®
24
2374
2374
237a
237a
700
5674
57
41
41%
7.50
5
—100
557B
577a
41
41%
4074
8472
*8374
*8374
5474
557»
563/4
40%
417a
*8374
847a
5774
573/4
41
417a
*8374
16,000
10,300
847a
1172
ll5/«
113/8
1172
xll 7»
1174
117a
113/4
1174
1174
9,700
353/4
3574
355/8
3574
357b
35
35%
357a
353/4
10,100
3,600
4
4
33/4
7
67B
33/4
33/4
33/4
37B
63/4
63/4
63/4
*6%
3172
317a
317b
313/4
103/a
11
10%
X10
3874
38
3874
857a
84%
8674
21,100
903/4
903/4
*903/4
927a
10
357a
363/4
367a
365/8
6,400
•1113/*
867a
112%
70
37
373/8
373/8
8672
8274
843/4
833/4
903/4
*897a
903/4
353/8
357b
357a
112
1113/4
1113/4
*1113/4
*89
903/4
.10
343/4
100
*1113/4
88
*89
357b
353/8
113
112
89
900
10s/8
38
383/4
837B
.100
67a
847®
37b
37%
37b
35/8
2,600
21,100
9,800
3,700
1
4
7
31%
107a
107/b
373/4
35/«
6%
317a
31%
3.50
3
37b
374
63/4
3172
107a
37b
"
4
4
4
4
113
4
877a
88
877a
88
1,300
1774
177b
177b
173/b
1774
187b
177a
877a
187a
867a
No par
177b
173/4
179,600
No par
563/4
563/4
567a
567a
567a
567a
567a
567a
57
57
1
283/«
293/8
283/4
287a
287b
287b
27%
287s
27%
287a
5,400
5
1574
153/4
157b
15s/8
1574
155/8
157B
153/4
1574
15%
9,800
5
12
123/s
117b
*807a
11%
14,700
15
—
12
113/4
87
12
11 %
113/4
No par
—1
*8072
807a
807a
285/B
285/B
283/4
283/4
*283/4
297a
28%
10
1072
1172
1074
10 7b
107b
11
10%
5672
5774
57
5774
83
83
57
*79
5774
117b
*79
81%
283/4
107b
5774
900
SI'/b
;
1,300
107b
58
29
11
3,600
2,100
4,700
71,000
58
58
10%
105/a
103/a
107a
103/a
107a
107a
103%
10 7a
1
100
100
100
1
5
2572
257b
257a
253/4
25%
257b
257s
253/4
25%
1074 j
2674
88
88
•867a
78
78
*76%
877a
797a
937a
•92
93
1
37a
8472
847a
*84 7a
86
*847a
86
7472
747a
*747a
76
*74
76
927a
9372
*92
937a
*92
937a
1574
153/4
157b
157a
157a
153/8
15%
15%
15%
15%
28%
30
287b
285/B
2874
297a
283/B
29%
273/4
28%
207a
10%
207a
207b
207b
20 3,4
203/4
20'/b
20%
21
21
103/8
*1074
107b
107b
10%
*1074
1078
10%
1074
87a
1
:
100
28%
5
Inc
2.50
8 3/a
9
22 3/«
237b
4%
43A
22
8%
8%
223/4
22%
43/4
4%
43/4
12
11%
137®
933/4
13
*92
83/4
11%
1174
11%
12
137»
137B
1374
13
91%
93
91%
13%
91%
6,300
12,100
22
22
3,700
11%
13
91
937a
227B
93 7»
227B
2274
22
2274
937a
92%
937a
917a
917a
Jun
14
12
9
Canadian Breweries
193/a Sep
28
" 26
No par
Canadian Pacific -Ry——25
9%
23
11!
*49
9%
93/4
2374
Vf.U
!
,
-
*
,
-r.-
22%
;>
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50
9%
V' »*.
'947a
-
v
1
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22%
'
•
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23
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T
-
21%
227s
92%
•487®
50
9%
L
*
,,•
160
80
974
23
237B
23
9,300
5,400
•91%
9%
97B
~
47a
49
49
9%
23
927a
*91%
50
97a
23
8,800
12,200
ll'/s
1274
50
8%
237a
47B
83/4
1374
50
300
47B
13
917a
2,500
237a
11%
227B
50
8%
5
►92
87s
210
6,300
74,000
47a
1
4%
1,590
22%
23
1
j
Ltd
*8374
3572
5
Co
8474
1
Inc
Watch
553/8
41
847a
10
2.50
common
74
1.25
Corp
52% Jan
2574
235/8
27
For foetnotes, see page 25.
253/4
24
48 74 Nov
r
257a
235/«
*2372
11
" Jan 16
5274
26
93% Dec
21V* May 22
5274
25.72
12
Mar
54
24
18% Oct 24
-
5374
2674
85% Jan
May 28
53.72
26
4
76
10
53
55
12.7®
Co
California Packing
187a Feb
8
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
27% Feb 15
883/4
53
54
213/4,
23
4
California Financial Corp
Corp.
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
2
7% Jan
*87
8772
6
Nov 30
28% Apr
90% Jun
8
3
32% Jan
1487a
21%
887/s
217a
877a
_i
& Brass
Byers Co (A M)__
1372 May 21
'
213/4
*87
217a
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co.
I
:
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
—No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
131
4
437a July 27
217a Jan
May 29
26
1487a
*21%
887b
21%
8772
51% Dec 18
12
83% Jan
12
4
Jan
16% Mar 12
26
1487a
22
*87
2172
*8674
1272
Bush Terminal Co.
88
Apr
26
148
*337a
24
24
18
70
Jan
3
j
237a
53% Mar 26
Jan
2
29
70% Mar 28
80
Feb
81
7374 Jan
67,300
127B
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred.
372%
preferred.;
4%% second preference
Burndy Corp
Burroughs Corp.
68
300
l3/a
50c
preferred—
Bulova
118
174
No. par
Inc..
Aluminum
Bullock's
2
1%
15,100
7,000
53
*115
118
174
55
53
*52
5
Brooks
Co
174
5474
6,700
28
10
Buffalo Forge Co_
Bullard Co
29
974 Oct
18% Jun
$5
*115
700
83/4
527a
527a
1,200
41,700
2972
2.50
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class A
Bucyrus-Erie
Co
Budd
118
183/4
133/4
23
337a
50c
Inc..
Brunswick
3074 Nov 28
5374
6,200
277b
5
Brown Shoe Co Inc
6172 Jan 25
557b
*51%
10
12,900
8
100
100
33% %
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50%
preferred series A
2
30
537a
17b
83/4
50
'
1
Briggs Manufacturing Co:
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common:
26
137a Oct
Jan
174
8%
53
53 74
*115
223/4
547a
55
53
118
183/4
*137.
83/4
9
5374
*517a
52
18 3/4
133/4
233/4
23
15,400
.
40c
Stjeel Corp common
13
Jan
12
17b
"
"
90% Dec
Jan
87b
*5172
437a Apr
68
9
1
4
35
183/4
1874
50
May 29
44
'Stf
87s
837a Jan
1
133/4
1874
13
116
137b
157/a
*1374
8% Mar 13
27
147b
183/4
99% Feb
Jun
137b
137a
3974 Nov 26
109
137b
24
15
Apr 28
133/4
137a
24
112
14
237b
23
10
if
135/8
3% Oct
1067a Jan
36
233/4
60% Jun
23
Apr 25
355/8
183/4
15
30
353/4
227a
Jun
13
3574
*13 7b
Nov~21
Dec
357b
13%
May" 15
8674 Mar 14
353/4
18%
117b
45
333/4
353/8
247a
103/4
11
67
*32 7a
1374
Braniff Airways Inc
11
*65
3374
22%
_._5
15%
67
15%
2
Corp..
145/b
5,900
31,300
1047a
*65
137B
87b
1037a
*32 7b
*32 7b
No par
Corp
100
217a
16
14-%
,_i
21
33%
14
117a Feb
3074 Jan
103
2174
1043/4
66
343/4
25
78 74 Jan
1057a
100
16
357a
1874
21
66
347b
'<■
100
213/8
10374
33
_i
:■
& Laughlin
(E W) Co
21
66
33
77t Jun
.
29
*64 74
4
313/4
647a Jan
3
16
67
101
33 %N '
3174
7
1,600
2
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
5%
preferred
100
Brach (E J) & Sons
No par
6
3,700
11,400
•
12.50
Borman Food Stores Inc
Boston Edison Co
22
13%
2574
337a Nov 26
47a Feb
130
13
25
93/4 Jan
1,100
3,400
-
44
28
May 18
733/4
133/a
2674 Oct
14
7374
447b
474 Jun
6% Mar 22
12
27
737a
44 7a
_
12
74
127a
253/a Oct
3% Dec
73/a Dec
272 July
357a Dec
413/4
137b
2674
Co
Book-of-the-Month
8472 May 24
22% Jan
2
297a May 29
413/4
1374
253/a,
Borg-Warner Corp common
372%
preferred—
48% Jan
15
800
417a
*1278
1
3
24
Jagx
40
417b
135/8
50
Borden
3474 Oct
397a
417B
*13 7b
437a
pfd_
2
79
41
417a
137b
74
447a
RR_
Jan
12
150
44%
1
70
23
2,600
2.50
25
807a Oct
2474
450
__100
19% Jun
49 7a Dec
2474
26%
1
413/a Jun
3
247a
*40
267b
Inc
Bond Stores Inc
Jan
24%
2,900
2574
Boeing Co
767a Aug 31
217a Dec 19
263/4
2672
common
56% Feb
7
7974 Nov 27
267b
447t
Distilling Co
Co
3774 Apr
21% Jan
287a Mar 12
3
263/4
1
25
25
7
2674
No par
16
Bohn
89
1
Inc
26
Sep
89
1013/4
10
357a May 29
Jan 29
89
327»
42%
10%
10
8
f
39,900
137b
101
13%
*4074
Corp
21
7
325%
133%
33
101
74
.50
Blaw-Knox. Co
2
1374
7,500
10,900
16,400
137a
40 3/4
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc common
472 % psfd series of 1951.
Black & Decker Mfg Co
Oct
5,000
127a
3274
247b
*393/4
preferred
22 3/a Oct
19% Jan
26
243/b
4072
Life
Bethlehem
Mar 19
55 3/a Feb
35
2474
Inc.
Intercontinental
20
18
237a
l
57a
493/8
123/8
89
*393/4
Instruments
Gossett
10
Mar 13
28
267a
Corp
57a
477a
12%
1007a
41
Consolidated Inc
Best & Co Inc
Bestwall Gypsum Co__
8772 Nov 12
9
Aug 18
71%, Apr 18
4534 Apr 10
793/4 Jan
Jan
267b
137a
327b
25
Benguet
5
41
May 15
263/4
137b
327a
5%
4874
12%
90
5%
preferred
$4.50 conv preferred
3
71
148
1
*89
Beneficial Finance Co common
15274 Apr 24
2774 Mar: 14
140 3/4 Sep
893/4
267a
Sabers Corp
Petroleum Corp..
Bendix
473/a Mar 15
43% Jan
x89%
27
'
133/8
40
Bell & Howell Co
l3/4 Feb 20
••
91
26 5/s
100
137a
24
preferred
Creek
Bell &
5474 May 28
12874 Mar 23
19
133
Sep
*8972
53/8
477b
'
101
Belding-Heminway
753/4 Jan 31
557a Mar 15
16
101
Inc.
Foods
Beech-Nut
Q
197» Feb
323/4
10074
■
8
22 3/4 Feb
x32 3/b
x100 74
13%
preferred-100
Shoe (A S) N43/4%
Beech Aircraft Corp
27
507a Jan
33
—I—1
Works
55/8
102
O.100
Beck
Beech
Nov
53
13
39 7a July
19
22
Apr 26
343,4 Aug 20
593/8 Sep
72
28
48 7a Jan
95
35
24
15% Oct
69% May 25
167a Apr
5
29
33 7a Jan
Feb
22% Jan
127b
53/8
1374
preference
Corp
(James B.)
472%
4974
12 3/a
10
Lomb
Beckman
48
13
325/a
Beaunit Corp
2
1474 May 29
113/4 Oct 24
4
Sep~25
10 3/4 Dec
<
1523/4 Jan
4974
123/8
53/4
100
Laboratories
Beatrice
2
May 21
297a Mar 21
24
1774 Apr
81
Jan
-
485/u
13
10174
Corp
Cigars
53/8
50
12%
13
common
common
Bath
61
51% Jan
87
Oil
5%
497t
No par
100
B_;
convertible
343/a Jan
94% Jan
Corp
com
stamped
Products
187a May 29
363,4 Oct 24
30
Ohio
Preferred stamped
& Aroostook
297a Jun 27
59
Elec
Bangor
30
Jan
&
non-cumulative
2078 Jan
Jan
&
Common
Barber
37
Gas
Baltimore
8
59
.
53/8
9
.1
Co
Inc
preferred series
preferred series C
5272 Apr
23
1
Wilcox
472%
21
3
Inc
Tools
Baltimore
9
22% Feb
853/4 Mar
97a Oct
60
11
473/a Jan
48 3/4 Feb
19
25
1274 NOV 13
36
Oct 22
19
M'ay 18
70% Mar 17
293/4
9
20
Jun
397a Nov
133/a Mar
&
Oil
T)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
5
82 74 Jan
(B
2,200
10,100
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Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Dec
565b Jan
3
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
6114 Jan
6
102% Oct
43% Jan
3
'J2
43
'
96
Jan
13
45% Jun
8
25
26% Jun
3
52% Mar 30
49
Jan
3
26% Oct
22
13% Apr
Oct
25
29
32% Oct
3
40% Aug
115 % Jan
6
Jun
29
Jan
10
71% Jan
3
85% Apr
10
| 24% Jan
3
34% Dec
28
Jan
10
19% July 21
5
Jun
26
90 % Dec
10
14
42% Feb
28
Celotex
14% Nov
15
28
13
20% Mar
68
18% Nov
1
28% Jun
25
79
Mar 22
44
137% May
9
Corp
Cenco
73% Dec
5
28 % May
29
28% Jun
5
19% Sep
21
26% Feb
23
341/4 Jun
14% May 29
2
Central
Foundry
18% Jan
23% Jan
of Georgia' Ry
Mar
59
Jan
4
2
Oct
24
Jan
31
24
9% Apr
49% Feb
4
16
38'A Feb
16
35
91
Jun
23
43%
Chain
Belt
Jan
Jan
11
55% Dec
11
13% Jan
4
361/2 Feb
17% Feb
12,000
28%
29%
291/4
30%
32,400
:_1.25
—1
20%
22
20%
20%
21
211/4
20%
21
21
211/4
3,100
19 Va.
19%
18%
191/8
19
19'A
19
19
19
191/4
7,600
1
5Va
5i%
5%
5,300
5
17,300
—
Motors Corp
Corp
A
5%
8
7
series
A
21
Mar 26
Chickasha
May 28
29
Jan
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp
8
8 i/a Oct
24
57% Sep
21
381% Jun
14
41% Mar
2
2
4
33% Jan
2
Chris-Craft
74% Dec
>
5
27% Jan
10
533/4 Nov
10
363/4 May 29
50% Mar 19
£2% Jan
3
9OV4 Dec
5
871% July 10
93
983/4 Feb
7
103% Dec
11
Cincinnati
35% Feb
1
Sep
27
15% Apr 14
41% Mar 30
40% Jan
3
51% Mar 20
21% July 27
32
.
53% Feb
23
733/4 Nov
93 % July 10
36% Jan
23
Jan
Apr
61
5
10
45% Nov
133
101
Nov
140
14
Feb
7
27
38% Jan
4
9
48% Jan
2
701/4 Apr
Oct
18
15
53
Jun
26
961/2 Jan
3
102
Mar 21
58V2 Jan
3
65% Oct
12
2
33% Feb
6
37% Apr
17
23
57
12
311% May 29
1341/2 Jan
3
143
July
31% Oct
6
4
109
Nov
17
21% Jan
4
30
Jun
5
30% Jan
70
26
59% Dec
5
77% Jun
24% Dec
28% Dec
49% Nov 30
20
103% Jan
27% Jan
12
81% May
55
19
Oct
24
50% Mar 17
3
43
3
23% May 17
1
49% Nov
30
7 % Oct
Jan
3
41% Jan
3
48% Jan
8
Radio
Collins
Colorado
5%%
54% Feb
28
41
3
42% Apr
19
23y4 Jan
3
31V2 May 28
30
10
21% Jan
12
67
Jan
22
11
76'A Nov
35 !/a May
& Iron
39 Va Oct
9
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27
'20
Aug
3
19% Mar 29
'22-
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
7% Jan
3
13% Nov
66% Jan
31
17
26
5
28
Nov~27
105% Apr
3
51% Nov 30
49% Aug 31
20% Jan
31
Dec
11
20% Jan
31
Dec
11
50% Jan
67% Oct
92% Jan
4
13
65% Jun
19
9
45% Nov
29% Jan
10
100% Nov 27
98% Nov
90
20
Mar, 9
21% July 5
90 y2 Jan 11
95
17% Oct
22% May 15
24
44% Jan
58
Jan
111
34% Jan
28
29% Feb
Feb
9
Mar
May
48% Dec
77 V2 Jan
85'/a Jun
7% Jan
12% May
3
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18%
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16%
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131/4
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71%
70%
72%
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49%
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39%
41%
42%
41%
39%
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42 y2
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53
53%
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103
103%
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53%
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31
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9
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11%
11%
12
11%
12
10%;
10%
10%
11%
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11% Jan
15% Feb
8
Oct
3
30
Jun
25
13
4
7
Apr
18
50% Dec
5
65
% May 28
103
May 29
107'A Oct
May 29
25
$5
25
49 y2 Jan
2
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39
2
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36% Mar 16
46
May 28
30% Oct
22
33% May 29
94% Jan
3
97% Jan
89 Va Jan
17% Jun
92
2
3
25
Aug 15
5% Oct
24
35% May 29
82
July 20
Jun
25
Jan
3
4% Oct
26
Oct
25
43% May 29
May 17
65% Apr
Electronics
Consolidated
20
Consolidation
23
Consumers Power Co
Nov
8
$4.50 preferred
104 V2 Nov
7
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96
Jun
12
28% Mar
9
94'/2 Apr
2
Container Corp
4%
107% Dec
3
48 Va Jan
2
88% Apr
8% Feb
19
47
48
17,500
79%
81%
81%
82'A
36,800
106%
common
1
Copper & Steel
convertible preferred
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1
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Continental
Steel Corp
of
1061/4
106%
1061/4
110
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31%
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35
32
32 Va
35%
26
32
1.500
14,000
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57
58%
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55%
56%
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8,900
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35
35%
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100
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100
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102
102
42
41%
100
42
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10
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42
43
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18
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19
106 Va
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25
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1
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29
106%
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44 Va
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100
16
2
48
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26
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471/4
81/2
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5
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Feb
56
48
80%
1
12% Jan
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10
com
72% Feb
21
48%
80
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$3.75
13
2,700
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47 y2
5
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3,700
4,700
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Can
:,
79%
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,
50
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2
9
10%
108%
Co
Air Lines
.
49
107
preferred
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9
43
130
1,200
10%
Baking Co common
5
$5.50 preferred
:
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8% Mar I5
50% Jan
Coal
'
79
10 Va
.79%
Natural Gas
457/b Feb
'
-
108 y2
Corp
42% Apr
101
12
106%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
30
25>A
No par
100
Industries
Foods
66%
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of N Y com
preferred—
I
conv pref series A
27
Jan
—10
4.12%
24
35% May 29
see
Edison
Consol
19
21% Oct
38
21
82% Mar 28
9%
11%,
—No par
1
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Cigar Corp
25 ye Jun
101
5
Jun
—!
Mills Corp..
66%
1
Consolidated
113'/a Mar 30
5
15
Cone
par
12.50
Conde Nast Publishing Co_.
800
43%.
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25
800
25
24%
24
30,300
25% "
21%
7% Jun
-
44%
43%
liy4 Oct
9
34%
46%
24%
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19.500
20,400
25
21 Va
Edison
260
33%
41
41
,
10
25%
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;
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33%
35%
42
•
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44
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6,300
45
45%
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84
44 %
j
24%
2
130
10,000
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45% Jan
210
;
110
39%
22 Va
May 29
7,700
-
37
21
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1,700
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64
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45%
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5
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2,500
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60
39%
.
24%
Credit
320
107
43%
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Commercial Solvents
8,700
91%
91
107
103%
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45
46%
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10
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35
100
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17
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104
104
—•
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25 %
~
System_2.50'
Gas System Inc.
13,300
"181/8
19
*18%
16,300
20
20
5
5
28
footnotes,
18V'2
27%
19%
1
16
37% Mar 23
16
60 V2 Apr
19%
800
20
26%
.20%
Combustion Engineering Inc
31% Feb
55 Va Jan
25
47% May 29
8% Jun 25
62
*i8i%
Ry—
Broadcasting
Columbia
27
21% May 11
3
20
40% 42%
46
461/2
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140%
83% 85%-
5
common
Columbia
Jun
13
11% Nov 20
26
21
Elec—5
74% Nov
46% Oct
20
Ohio
18% Oct
35% Jan
21
72% Mar 16
64 y2 Jan
7% Jan
.20
$4.25 preferred
Columbus & Southern
35
37'A Jun
203
Jan
79 ya Jan
96
Jan
36 % Apr
Jan
18
31
4
15% Jun
44
93
30 Va Apr
25
22
,20%
34
12
50% Oct
24
Jun
Jun
201/4
31 A
38%
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50
1st pfd
noncumulative
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27%
19%
'•
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May 29
20 Va May 29
13
9
4%
•
7
Oct
41
26
55% Dec
21% Jan
201
Mar 19
51
45% Dec
14
8
23'A Jan 13
xl % Jun 16
90%
14
69
35% Aug 18
78% Nov 29
5
50% Jan
Oct
Dec
gtd
preferred series B
Colorado & Southern
29% Aug 16
21 '/a Oct
27i%
20'%
30%
37%
05
—No par
—No par
1
Co
Fuel
27'%
19%
1(13/8
4%
preferred
Collins & Aikman Corp
;
19
17% Jan
9
guaranteed
$3.50
134% Dec 13
26%
20
—
stock—50
Clevite Corporation.
.1
.—1
Cluett Peabody & Co common—3.25
7% preferred J
100
Coca-Cola Co
—No par
Coco-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
Special
1.
22
Nov
No par
—
2
14% Jan
Jan
3
May 29
19% May 29
18% Jun 27
29
July
753/8 Jan
15
28
Jan
'
—5
& Piris RR 7%
Cleveland
'
19% Nov 26
323/4 May 29
4
Jan
_
1
5
Clark Equipment Co
10
Cleveland-Lliffs Iron Co—
1
Cleveland Electric Ilum common—15
$4.50 preferred—
No par
4
26%
49%
90% 90%
"105% 107%
38% 39%
42% 42%
52% 53%
1C4% 104%
24 '
243/4
25'A 25%
10
—_No par
City Stores Co„
13
313/4 0ct
77% Jan
74
Mar 23
23% Jun
71% July 10
1
37
27
36% Mar
10
27
9% Dec
20%
xl9%
49%
413/4 Nov
Jun
20%
-26%
49%
Cities Service Co common.,
20
4,400
20%
49%
8
26
20%
26 Va
71 'A
5
32% Apr
21
21%
691/4
49% Mar 21
preferred
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
5,700
20%
21/4
20%
—
conv
13
20
cum_8.50
Electric
9%
51%
12%
26%
xl6
11,000
9%
51%
20%
:
<600
13%
10
*51%
13
20%
A'
70
1,600
31%
"31
-
700
16%
16%
51%
9%-
•
52%
13
72i/2
59% Feb
6
*51%
13
69 %
112% Feb
24% Oct
9%
521/4
12%
30,200
9
19
'
27
20
9%
*51%
14I/8
12%
24
13
9'%
52 y2
54
"8%
"15V4
8%
19
13
10
10%
161/4
Jun
20% Feb
31%
1
preferred—
$4.40
31%
13
97% May 29
18% Nov
1
32
31%
16%
443% Oct
16
*31 %
12%
58% May 17
52V4 Feb
25
3iy2
13i/2
26
27% Jun
4
■»Tf / 31%
32
16%
49 % Sep
27
Dec
14
16%
12%
51
52% Dec
3
Dec
16%
9%
25
&
16%
16%
Industries
Gas
16%
25c
21
44
107
2
4%
16%
19%
Dec
271/2 Jan
1011/2 Jan
29
161%
;•
13 Va
100
4%% preferred100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial Corp
iNo par
Oct
8%
*151/4
900
98
52%
54%
53%
9%
*i8ya
Chrysler Corp
50 3/4
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89%
"
19'%
5
Cotton Oil
50y8
51%
50%
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19%
8%
■=
52 Va
non-cum
36%
140
5%
361%
*8%
19
17%
*31 %
5%
36%
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55%
55
5%
51/4
98
'
19
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9
20
17
52
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//. 55%
55
36>A
51 Va
521/4
5%
36'A
95
*85
55%
8%
No par;
pfd——100
Chic & North Western corn—No par
5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl <fe Pac RR,—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab——
—No par
5%
25
3
54%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
••
51%
52%
5%
36
35%
98
*18
50
■
5%
51JA
2
-
36
*85
40
preferred
35% May
25
36
No par
——.——
22
25% Sep
1;
Great Western Ry com__10
Chicago
:/
64% Feb 20
37% Jan
11,100
29%
Jun
13
26%
291%
8
11
,25%
26%
29%
12
31% Apr
25%
291%
36% Feb
12
2.J500
29%
31% Jan
26% Feb
21% Jan
26%
20,800
29 V*
30
15% Jun
26
4%
343%
35
96 %
24
2OV4 May 15
26i%
29,500
4%
34%
4%
41/4
34%
32%
Class
15
22% Feb
25 y8
X
"
32%
22
4
221/4
35
'96%
19% Oct
23
21%
4%'
34%
98
141/4 Oct
Jan
22%
41/4
35i/4
33
14% Nov
22% Jan
15
211/4
/ 4%
•■>
•
32%
12
19
21%
4.1/4
34%
••
3.500
*■96%
381/4 Mar 21
Mar 20
21i%
lj%
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago & East 111 RR com
27% Feb >19
25
8% Jun
22%
16%
21%
27,400
2iy2
15%
20%
98
211/2 Nov 23
26V4 Oct
16%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3 % %
convertible preferred
100
4
98
3
16'%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Mar 29
60
13% Jan
16%
Chemway Corp
2
75% Oct
5
16%
33
Chemetron
441/2 May 28
Nov
16%
32%
18
48
15%
*961%
67% Jan
22% Sep 24
7
Oct 24
16 y2
33i/4
8
27
15%
3.500
96%
3
27
20,800
96%
Dec
Feb
19%
32%
Jan
62
14
19%
97
lOVs Jan
18% Feb
30%
13%
19%
33i/2
5
7
30%
14
26%
24
3
31 'A
14
19%
25%
Oct
Feb
30%
141%
20
com—_No par
1—No par
3% Oct
13% Jan
140
33
$4.50
13
20
24,900
14
4%
28
Sep
13,700
43'A
19%
V
36/4
43% Oct
10
231%
421/a
1414
4%
3
1
22%
44
'
20%
35%
Checker
13 % Nov
231/a
43 'A
'
X-13 %
1
7
May 29
Oct 22
22%
'
11,300
1
28
6
981/4
xl9%
10
11
H37
45%
98 %
14%
Inc
Champion
|
31%
31
32%'
45%
99
20%
Co
Sep
9
1
31%
45% 1
*98'A
97
27
16
45
,
31%
45%.
45'A
14
Co—
25% Feb
32
44
5.900
31'A
32
: /
_1
Corp
preferred
Nov
31
1,700
20/4
No par
Papers Inc
Champion
: -
23
43%
31%
22%
441/4
30%
;
23 Va
2.50
No par
Products
Gotham
Chadbourn
1.200
J
.31%
31% Apr
26
16%
79%
25
27
16y8
"77
24
Feb
16%
79%
Oct
27 % Oct
16'%,
16'%
*77
May 29
38
21
80
15 >/4 Jun
3
20%
'
*77
18
12
20%
78%
21
37% May 26
7,800
20%
*77
15
Mar 30
1.400
39%
54
27% Mar 20
18
2.900
15%
38%
*
"51%
30% | Jun
11% Nov
18
22 %
"15%
39%
54
„—
Aircraft
Cessna
41% Feb
100
29% May 29
May 16
22%
15% •.
38%
5
Corp
Certain-teed
3% Oct
9
22% X-
151/4
*51%
4
3
16%
2,700
54
Industries Co
Century
16
25
21
22
17
90'A
*511%
Cerro
601/4 Jan
22% Oct
Jan
*161%
130
90
54
3
20
17 Va
16%
22.400
*511%
West Corp
Soya Co
2
33
23
23
South
&
Central
33% Mar 27
Oct
4
27% Dec
20%
preferred
41/2%
Central
11
28
23% Jan
20%
20%
700
37%
131%
54
4
52
20%
*
:
21 Va
37
131%
*51%
16% Jan
32% Aug 10
21
57,400
22%'
'
31'A
26
19
23% Apr
24
31
21
3,800
35%.
21 y4
37%
130
380
Va
corn—No par
21% Jan
14
40
30%
25
30
Nov
21% Feb
15%
39
44
39% Oct
Sep
22%
15%
39%
•'
23'A
Apr
46% Apr
24
24
22%
15y4
38
431/4
25
30% Oct
15% July 31
22%
15
41
23
/
101% May 28
5
Mar 17
14% Sep
22%
15%
38%
99'A
50% Apr
3
22%
15%
-
21%
37
•
89% " 90%
991/4
95
July 19
22%
1
20% Jan
7% Jan
90
45
23% May 29
46% May 31
8% Nov 27
103
89%
1
5
Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
,
90
3iy4
3
1
89%
98%
20% Jan
54
90%
1
130
45%
17% Oct
91
89%
,
32
44% May 17
5
79% Dec
32
130
if'
54
21%
37%
36%
♦128 %
98'A
8
7% Jan
21%
37%
44%
30% Jun
Nov~22
321/4 Jun
35%
99%
20% Nov
30
.36%
45%
12% Nov
28% Oct
21%
21%
2
35%
18.600
G
54
2%
36%
35%
5%
53%
2%
54
32y4
9
9
*21 >A
7 6%
2%
/ 6
99%
33% Mar 16
4
37
36/2
-
'A
90
%
2%
32 Va
23% Nov
Jan
55
44%
4
90
54
2%
i
100
Central Illinois Pub Service—No par
9
26% Jan
6
56 y4
2
Jan
57
6
;
56
128 Va
5%
521/4 Mar 30
25
Jun
9% Jan
28
4,500
36% Jan
May 29
Sep
54'A V
25% May 28
July
40 %
52%
79 y4
17
4
53
*77%
93
Mar 24
52 %
preferred series B—-——100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois Light com_—No par
28
3% Jan
53
9
99% Nov
.
52%
5
35
31
1,100
53'A
6'A
77% Apr
8
47%
29
5IV2 Nov
24
24
48
29
6/8
-
• /:
*48
29%
36%
Cp
7,700
48
128 %
Co
7,400
29%.
37%
-
30
5,300
1
2%
6 %
22
....
6,700
101
48
.
128%
36
■
1,600
14
30
48%
'
20
Dec
Jan
38 Va
'
2,000
27%
30
:■
Aug 23
54
15
37%
37%
37%
"48
48
<■
Jun
38% Nov
28
34
38
46
13%
' 33%
37%
36%
68
28% Jan
Sep
33%
33%
Central
27% Jan
92
Sugar
33 >A
33%
44
July 12
75% Oct 20
50
Mar
38
5
Central Aguirre
60%
V
128%
Instruments Corp
19
22 % Jan
3
1162% Oct
60
'
1
20
;
common
preferred
5%
2
Mar 13
60%
33%
2%.
x
101
bO'A;
•57
22
>
101%
60 %
52%
38
"100%
59 y4
31
37
—No par
Ceco Steel Products
Corp—;
10
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7% 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred series A_100
Caterpillar Tractor
14%
101%
29%
.
13%
"100%
48
2%
45
*27
13%
54%
*56y4
%
«
45 %
27 %
13%
32 %
37 V2
Shares
45
26%
26%
13%
13%
"100% 101%
;// 58'V 59%
31 >/2
the Week
27
45%
26%
48 Va
6%
1 V
100
7
preferred-—
2nd
Dec. 13
45%
35%
3854
*48
53
124% Jan
31
Jan
17
22
/ "...37%
3iy2
16% Jun
1
28% Dec
129
6%%
% Jan
common.!—4
Co
preferred.——___—4
7%
3% Jan
26
25
(J I)
Case
3
4
34%
„
,
1
1
Corp—:
Inc.-—
Products
Carter
4
General
&
...
common
preferred
Carriers
Jan
42
2% Jun
41% Aug 29
30% Feb
22
9% Jan
70
2
29% Jun
Mar 20
5
6
4%%
2
Mar 12
77
23
July
44
Carrier Corp
28
„
26%
45%
58%
Friday
Dec. 14
Thursday
Dec. 12
45%
45%
57%
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 11
;
26%
26%
13%
14%
"100% 101%
■,;
CO—5 Z/
-10
50 :
Carpenter Steel
8
Sep
36% Jan
4% May 29
90% May 31
•2% Nov
26
38% Oct
3
6% Dec
19
30
49 %
45%-
.
Mfg Co
45% Mar 14
3
5
Corp
44% Feb
28
45% Jan
28
36% Nov 24
74
Oct
9
Nov
Dec. 10
-
10
No par t
Carolina Clinchfipld & Ohio Ry.J 00 <
Carolina Power & Light
No par ;
Carlisle
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Co
(Philip)
Carey
11
63 % Apr
103
30% May 29
May 19
47% Apr
Carborundum
15 % Mar 30
12
62% Nov
1
32% Jan
13
3
46 % Feb
25
Jun
10
52
Oct
9
40 V4 Jan
27
56
22
32 % Jan
39% Jan
24
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 16
37% Oct
5
Mar 13
60 Va May
20
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
1961
Year
..
..
Va
page 25.
aL
60
61'A
59
23,500
2,500
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6221
196
(2493)
17
NEW YORK STOCK-EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'■
Range for Previous
24% Jan
37% Jun
18% Oct
24
23
6
34 y2 Feb
40% May 31
Sep
27
3
15 % Dec
18
8% Oct
1
27 % Jan
4
49
15
18% Oct
23
43
13% Jan
45% May
5
88
23 V4 Mar
43% Mar 21
60% Mar 28
Corn
May 31
40
May 28
105% Jun
Jan
194% Apr
89
Nov
16
87
5
93% Sep
21
92V2Jan
3
Jan'
18% Jan
13
25
26
y2 Jun
637/e Nov 28
26
83% Jan
12% Jun
27% Oct
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire «fe Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co___
29% May
9
22% May 11
18% Oct
24
Oct
31
30
3% Jan
5
46 y4 Jan
11
72 % Jan
18
4
11
Dec
27
14
5
4% M'ay 29
36
Oct 24
9% Apr' 17
70% Aug 31
Nov 24
15% Feb
16
Jail
4
6
90
96
Feb
3% %
Apr 12
24% Jan
Cosden
21% Mar 12
7% Mar
8
68% Jan
15% Dec
22
24% Apr
11
11% Oct
26
20
29% Apr
13
22 %Jun
28
26
Oct
24
27% Aug 24
42 Va Mar 19
18
31
11
4
17% Oct
50% Mar 10
134
Dec
12
45~%
Nov
20
51% July 25
89% Jan
6
67
Dec
4
17 ye Jan
3
901/4 Jan
3
39% Feb
1
24
77'/a Jun
30 y2 Dec
Sep
42% Jan
14
11
Jun
14
41
37% Aug
Aug
7
2 6"%; May 17
12% Oct
22
109% May 25
86% Jun
27
14% Jun
25
95% Jun
15 % Aug 23
91
8
12
9% Jan
3
64% Jan
5
11% May 29
23% Apr 18
13 % Aug 21
73% May 19
11% Sep 19
31% Mar 29
8'/a Jan
3
20% Dec
14% Feb
36 % Nov
7
11
Dec
4
30% Jan
62% Feb
45% Oct
25
3
33% Nov
48
97
107% Feb
3
Seal
Crucible
Steel
5%%
19
22
13% Feb
35
2.300
16%
5.300
32%
,91
,t
*93
14
13 »/4
13%
5%
53/4,
42 %
423/4l
82%
*81%
5%
14%
14% Feb
Curtiss-Wright
3
37
May
4
31 Va May 29
10
82
July
7
47% Oct
24
78
Cutler-Hammer
27
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
8
86 V2 Jan
5
91
Dec
12
15% Feb
7
19
$1.60
prior
*53/,
6
42%
,423/4
82%
*81 %
'821/2
6.300
82%
100
13 «/4
13%
5.800
23%
23 Vb
1.800
22%
22%
22 3/s
22%
191/4
22
19%
123
22
22
22
1.000
19%
19%
18%
19%
41,900
123%
126
126%
124 %
125 Va
10.600
31%
311/4
31%
30%
32 Vb
30
31%
31%
44
45
45
*44>/a
45%
*441/4
45
48%
47 Va
47 Vb
46%
47%
46%
47
46%
46%
95%
*95%
96%
*95%
96'/4
*95%
96%
95%
96V4
16%
xl6
16
16 V4
*100
Vb
31 %
15%
*100
102
31
103
16%
*993/4
16%
17
16%
16%
13%
13%
13 Va
7%
8
16 Vb
*100
*44
l6 y4
1013/4
15%
100
10.700
45
200
12.900
230
16
13,000
100
100
16%
16%
16 V'a
16%
163/4
5,300
13Vb
13%
13%
1334
133/4
1,200
8 Vb
11.000
7%
51%
51%
51%
52
52'A
11
10%
103/4
10%
10%
103/4
103/4
300
21 %
20%
21
20%
21
20 Va
20Va
20 Va
201/4
2.300
6%
26 V2
8 Vb
*50%
*10%
6%
61/4
6'A
6%
63%
13,100
263/4
26%
26%
53 Vb
26 %
9%
18%
_•
__i
*33%
58
■;
42%
27
27
27
9
18%
34%
58%
63/b
61/4
6%
9 VB
18
9%
l
.
52
27
No par
10
153/4
101
*13
7%
5
4.300
13%
44
100
600
6
24
13%
8
Inc
82%
13%
42%
47%
95%
5
common
Class A
5%
42
4.300
13%
;_10
preferred
13%
5%
423/4
100
95
21%
24
19%
6%
20% Aug If
35'Vb Aug 21
14
5%
1233/4
20%
14
*131/4
88
14
19
11
27
133/4
21%
8.600
24
121
8%
55
.8% Jun
*93
21%
_
13%
22%
19%
*10%
14% Jun
87
95
21%
8.100
22.800
_
24
127 Va
1
91
*93
33%
51%
162
13%
*23%
122Vb
common
*88
.95
21V2
*81%
33
50%
161%
24
13%
24%
91
33%
51%
164Vi
42 Va
82 Vb
x22%
19Va
Sugar
503/4
162
21%
1
common
preferred
20
Mar 20
*88
21 Va
|
Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
20
91
95
42 %
24 Va
333/8
5134
1623/4
*88
14
34
511/4
161
*93
21%
xl4
333/o
51%
163 %
X21%
1 95
5%
Cunningham
Mar 13
33 %
50%
X162
2.50
Cuneo Press Inc_
2
Mar 16
19'/4 Jan
22
16 Va
No par
22
"
21%
16%
*53
4% %
13
8.200
22 Vb
16Ve
5
29
•
12%
22 Va
42
preferred—100
Cudahy Packing Co
70% Jan
1?
163/4
*81%
No par
Corp
Cuban-American
19
12%
22%
*13%
No par
of America__12.50
15% Jan
4,900
12
163/o
21%
2.50
Co
283/4
21%
*88
No par
convertible
5.500
27%
16 Va
*93
1
issued
$4.20 preferred
24
28%
22 %
51%
25
common:
Zellerbach Corp
23%
28
12%
16%
168 %
1
preferred :
C T S
25
Jun
Crown
&
19% Aug 23
16 V2 Jan
9
12% Feb
5V2 Jun
$2
2
21% Mar 29
33 y2 Jan
20
When
5
May
13
20 % Dec
27
30
Sep
Cork
24%
27%
12
213/4
50%
25
Crompton & Knowles Corp
23%
27%
113/4
34
163%
100
Corp com
Shares
24%
28
16%
1
Petroleum
the Week
22
.1
convertible preferred
Crown
Xll%
Friday
Dec. 14
Dec. 13
25
16%
100
1947
Crowell-Collier Publishing
30
59% Jant
9% May 29
1
16% May 16
54 y2 Jan 30
6
15% Jan
6% Oct
132% Nov
5%
27%
12 %
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 12
24%
21%
100
of
ser
preferred
Crescent
Mar 13
28 %
5
common
Cqty International Corp
3%%
24 %
33
5
Crane Co common
2
23% Dec
17
12
^5
!
_
27 %
1
Petroleum Corp
Inc
Coty
82% May
1
19 y2 Feb 12
76% Jan
78
preferred
preferred
3%%
4
25%
50c
Works
Glass
Wednesday
Dec. 11
25
1
Products Co
Corning
27
Tuesday
Dec. 10
_g
_____
194% Mar 19
Monday
,
5
22% May 24
3
145 Vfc Sep
.
of America
42 y4
3
26
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Par
Controls Co
5
34% Mar 19
3
7% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
30% Jan
26% Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
4
STOCKS
j ■
*
Year 1961
Lowest
18 Va
8
7%
700
27
4.300
9 Va
9'/a
*8%
91/4
18 y8
183/8
18 Vb
18 3/a
333/4
3334
*34
341/4
300
56
563/4
6.700
41%
41%
8,200
*33%
333/4
33%
34
57%
57%
57%
57%
56 3/a
57 Va
,
9
17%
9
700
18%
17,000
D
32
Jan
3
46% Nov
85% Jun
7
89
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
12 y. Nov
1
20
Nov
Mar
11
May 29
9% Jun
7
25
Jun
30
76% Jan
16
76 y2 Feb
9
81
Nov
79% Jan
4
83
Feb
13
9
81 % Aug 30
32
3
47 y2
May
4
34 »/2 May 28
22
Aug
48% Aug 18
15% July 18
41% Jan 11
31% Nov
80% Oct
Dana
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc___
18% Mar 12
29 y4 Jan
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
2
1
41%
41%
40%
413/4
41%
41%
100
*88 %
91
*88 Vb
91
91
91
89%
91
5
12%
13%
Xl3
13
13
13 Va
12%
13%
12%
13 Vs
6,900
5Gc
14%
14%
143/4
153/4
14%
15%
145/8
14%
39,700
26%
26%
26 3/4
263/4
27
26%
27%
27Vb
271/4
9,100
81
14
20% May 29
23
77% July 27
84
21
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
15
78 % Aug
84% May
1
87,
Dec 13
51% Apr 16
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
_loo
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
62ys May 23
20% Jan 19
41% Oct
59 % Nov
Feb
Deeca
&
Records
2
57 V4 Feb
20
12% Jun
27
20% Dec
common;
7
24% Jan
16 Vb Jan
3
22% Oct
7% Jan
3
4
67% Nov
11
*803/4
813/4
85
*831/4
85
83%
831/4
*86%
87%
*86%
87 Va
*86 Va
87%
87
87
50c
Inc'
82%
*83%
44%
45
44 Va
45
x443/4
45
443/8
45
51
51%
50 Vb
51%
50 Va
50%
50 Vb
503/4
13
Delaware
&
55% Feb
15
Delaware
Power
56% Dec
12
Delta
—3
15
29 % Feb
15
25
22 Vb Jan
12
29
45 y2 May 29
10
30
14% Jan
3
29 % Jan
183/4
201/4
48
20%
20%
20
201/4
48
48
48
3,500
56%
54%
55
47%
54 Va
47%
53%
54%
27,800
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y_____2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
_l
25%
26 V
253/4
251/4
253/4
25%
26
253/a
25%
3,300
19%
20
25%
19 Va
19%
195/s
19%
19%
9%
93/4
9%
19%
9%
6,600
9%
63% Dec«13
Detroit
62
62 y«
When issued—
Detroit Steel Corp
30%
30%^
12% Mar
9
20
31 y2 Dec
13
74% Jun
21
37% Oct
24
3
52 % Dec
29
40
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
12 Vb Jan
4
27% Jun
12
25
27% Jan
22
14% Oct
19
69
20% Mar 17
10 y4 Oct
18
17% Feb
29% Jan
11% Oct
26
Oct
23
47% Nov
6
35% Jun
25
21
Dec
29
12 y4 Jun
22
23 y2
May
15
4
May 29
22% Mar 29
40% Feb
22% Dec
Co
15
10
—_l"5'
5
2
8
Jan
185% Jan
100 y4
6% May 29
19
10% Jun
22
3
254% Nov
20
164% Jun
27
Deo
7
101% Jun
5
90% Dec
11
110
254% Mar 14
114
3
42% Jun
8
39
Jan
5
44
Sep
42% Sep
41
Jan
15
44
Jan
2
48
July 10
5
47% Apr
6
45% Nov 27
3
49
42% Jan
12
47
Nov
22
45 y4 Jan
19
49% May 25
42% Mar 28
45% Feb
28
43% Jan
2
48 y4 Jun-
44
Jan
4
46% Dec 20
45
Feb
7
48% July 13
19
Jan
19
32% Nov 24
17
Oct
23
Mar 27
13
29% Feb
19
Mines
Ltd—
Fund
DuBois
,
Power
81% Jan
3
16% Jan
3
97% Sep
25
du Pont
de Nemours
96
Jan
11
30% Jan
3
59% Jan
10
Feb
1
26% Dec
22
Feb
2
,20% Jan
12
83
213/4
22
21%
22
24%
24%
23%
24
19 %
19%
19%
*19%
193/4
1.900
23%
24
22%
233/4
223/a
23
22
8,900
31
28%
3l3/8
29%
30%
213%
27%
22%
28%
21%
291/4
28%
160,000
213/4
.
24% Feb
13
23
Eastern
Air
31% May 29
55% Feb
16
Eastern
Gas
$1
conv
22
25
85
93% Dec
7
21 Va Jan
4
115% Mar 15
101
Jan
6
40% Dec
28
30
May 28
40% Mar 23
Dec
15
52
Jun
88 % Jan
97% Mar
Apr 24
7
25
89
Jan
297/e Dec
6
22
May 29
Oct
2
95
Feb
20
36% Apr 21
67% Apr 12
34% Sep
6
26
Jun
27
18
July
4%%
94
Atig 23
33% Nov 26
221/4
22
21%
f
58
58%
57%
58%
57Vb
21%
57%
30,700
22%
{
22%
223/a
22%
22V4
22%
15,100
22 %
22
22
Vb
221/4
5,100
21%
21%
16%
17%
16%
l!6%
165/s
17%
16 3/a
163/4
16%
17
57 %
57
58V4
563/4
57
573/4
573/4
57
57
'
1,500
____1
13%
14 Va
133/4
133/4
133/4
14
13%
14
135/s
14%
3,700
10%
10%
10%
lOVa
10
IOV4
10%
103/4
10%
10%
(EI)
1,900
2333/4
232%
2343/8
1083/4
2333/4 236V4
1083/4 1083/4
20,900
108%
com
232%
.5
No par
230
235
2-13/8
108%
1083/4
108 Va
108 Va
*85%
86%
301/4
86%
861/4
29%
29%
30
42 %
*42 %
423/4
*421/4
42Va
*421/4
47%
471/4
471/4
*46%
109%
85%
86
;__5
29%
30%
—50
42%
*47
50
232V4
232 Va
21%
47%
108 Va
No par
:
45 Va
50
44%
50
*48%
*46
46 Va
__50
*48
49
5
18
45
49
50
18
*48%
48
44%
451/4
49
*48Va
46
46
451/4
*48
49
*48
*86
293/a
21%
4.100
6,300
1,700
500
86 3/a
861/4
86V4
30
295/a
30
42%
421/4
42%
150
48
46%
443/4
15,300
46 Va
420
45V4
550
46
45
44 5%
49
*48%
49
445/a
*481%
451/4
*451/4
46
*451/4
49
*48
49
*48
49
2,500
120,400
17%
49
170
f 17%
'
14%
15%
173/s
14%
173%
15%
15%
161/4
15 3/a
I6V4
14%
31 Va
32 Va
301/4
31%
30 Va
32%
32
33
31
15%
32
5
Lines
21
21%
21
21
21%
21%
20%
21
20%
21
1
21%
22%
203/4
21%
21 Vs
213/4
20%
211/4
20%
20%
10,000
lo
45%
46%
45%
46
46
46V4
92 Va
45%
46%
45%
45%
12,300
Fuel Assn
com
$3.60 preferred
90%
—100
2.50
13
..10
107
preferred
—100
Co
common
I
4
100
..50
.___
Manufacturing Co
1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—_1
Products
17%
18
17%
17%
7,800
'
Inc.
prior preferred
4%%
22
583/4
22%
56%
Eatoft
Ekco
22
58
23
22
Corp. of America com__l
preference
2
&
22%
58%
22%
1
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
9
3
22%
58
5
50c
Eagle-Picher Co
27% Jan
Dynamics
30%
5,100
221/4
21%
preferred—
$2.10 preferred
;__i
DWG Cigar Corp
3
24
89
213/o
241/4
19%
.4.10%
23
Jun
99
21%
24
193/4
*
18% Oct
9% Oct
98
21
243/a
19%
—_1
preferred
13
<-
No par
1
;
preferred
$3.50
12
80 V2 Jun
20,500
23%
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred.—.
$4.15 preferred—
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
:
16% Dec
10
28,000
20
21
V
24
*
__v
$4.50
33 Vb Dec
89% May 24
133%
19%
21%
International—
25
25% May 17
119% Apr
5,200
12i/4
20%
24%
19%
Inc
E
3
11%
12%
20
1.25
Co
24
15% July
10%
11%
20%
No par
Chemicals
H9% Oct
6
11%
11%
19%
19 %
21%
No par
„1
1
Inc—
Industries—
1[23% Oct
32% May 13
54% Dec 12
11%
Hi/4
20
2,700
Apr 27
14
113/o
11%
193/a
.
11 Va
11%
11%
5,100
97y2Apr
27
32 y4 Mar 22
11 %
11%
2'W
4,800
Duplan Corp.___
38% Jan
29% Jan
_i
5,100
4,000
26
24 Vb May 29
Feb
11%
11%
11%
20
_2.50
;
600
10,200
18'/a
Feb
8
27
48
28'/a
13
Nov
5
47%
433/8
Dunhill
34
24
48Va
48V2
18
16
3
21% Oct
475%
48
43%
Jan
20
22% Jan
48
48%
273/4
25
25% Jan
Jan
48
481/4
183%
Duke
77% Jan
44
47%
48 Va
29
Mar 27
19
July 12
47%
47%
Drewrys Limited U S A: Inc—
8
23
Apr
81 Vb
46%
47%
43'A
Nov
24
48%
18
19
Oct
31
283/4
24% Apr
11
*301%
43
38% May
24% Nov 27
31
181/4
17% Jan
5
*30%
471/2
431/2
Dresser
'9% Jan
301/4
47
-
29
4
61
301/4
47
"
18%
5
Apr 24
26
31
*30
5,700
43»A
32
Jun
T 10%
28 3/o
72 % Jan :
43
11
18%
24 %
17
10%
28%
May 29
63
1'1%
43 Va
Jun
152% July 18
11
18
16 %
Feb:
11%
28%
40
Jan
30,000
31%"
43
85% Sep
31
3,300
103%
31%
10%
V
31%
18%
29% Dec
22
31%
31%
28%
26
May 29
31 %
31 Vs
43%
37% Jan
13
631%
18%
7
(17% Oct 24
623/4
28%
Dec
20% May 29
63 %'i'
31
50c
24% Nov
4
63
43%
Dominick
Mar
63Va
31
11%
6,400
623/a
2.50
Dome
27
.
30
.
3
31% July 18
27
-i
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
Divco-Wayne Corp
1
Dr Pepper Co
No par
16
17 y2 Jun
42% Aug
9%
1
4
14% Jan
3
»
u.>
No par
&
70
May 3
22% Sep 25
29% Dec 29
Jan:
11%
...v
A,
15
:
Donnelley (R R) & sons
Douglas Aircraft Co___
Dover Corp.—.4
,
Dow Chemical Co
28
a
193/4
193/4
9 % 0.16 93%
.-62 Va
62 Va
9%
9%
_2o
2.
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp.:
Diners' KThe) Cltib inc__
Disney (Walt) Productions
25% Jan
24
Light
Edison___
16% Jun 25
2iy8 Dec 13
7
&
Inc___.2
Diamond National Corp
Diana Stores, Corp.
48% Mar 23
21% Jan
Hudson——__No
Lines
Diamond Alkali Co
23% Mar 26
31% Jan
3
15% Nov 29
Air
DeVilbiss
Feb' 12
17% July 24
26% Jan
5
26% Dec
34,200
1.91/4
4
28% Nov 29
12,700
53%
58 y4 Oct
8
51
49
35 y4 Jan
17
501%
183/4
10
10
4,700
51 Va
34% Jan
Mar
443/4
48%
26
13% Jan
20
443%
53%
26% Oct
18% Jan
20
,
88 Va
19%
6
20
100
84%
49
4
21
*87
823/4
19
18% Jan
19
84%
50%
30
Apr
*81
49
9% Oct
46 %
823/4
50
par
Nov
9% Oct
*81
91 Vb
Co__6.75
20% May 17
37 % Feb 24
9
1
1
26
7 Vb May
27
*803/4
85
15 y2 Jun
14% Mar 20
48% Jan
.
37
<
81%
21 Vb Jun
Mar 27
5
15 Vb
*83%
28% May 29
27
14 Va
*89
100
Deere & Co
38 V4 Jun
Light
40 Va
12%
12%
12%
107V4
108 %
108 %
*100
100
33%
34
60
60%
*91
28%
2,50
91%
91
13%
33%
*
90%
91%
109%
*591/2
92%
*893/4
27%
28%
*100
101
92
92%
911/4
2,600
370
91%
12%
12%
12%
109%
108%
110%
108%
109
101
100
100
*99Vb
100
13
12%
8,800
33.900
100
33%
333/4
343/8
34
341/4
34
34%
8,600
60
59V4
59 %
58%
60
59%
59%
1,500
*893/4
92 Va
27%
28
92 Va
28
*89%
92%
27%
27%
*91
27%
92%
27%
'
13,300
■
93
44% Jan
4
!30% Dec
19
4% Oct 24
46
Dec
11
95
7% Apr
46% Jun
65% Mar 22
27
4V4 Sep
11
25
22% Jun
24
41
Jun
25
23% Sep
101
Nov
30
37 Va Noy
30
63% Mar
4%%
preferred
Elastic
36
36
36 Vs
36
36
5
48%
50%
49
49%
49V4
491/4
49
49%
49
49V2
5
27%
28
26%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
7,800
Ind Amer shrs—10s
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
27,600
2,000
Stop Nut
16% Jun
Electric
Electric & Mus
56 Va Feb
16
Electric
Battery
10
50%
50%
50%
503/4
14
Electronic Associates Inc
-1
34%
36%
34
5
10 Va
10%
10%
Auto-Lite
Bond &
Storage
24
38% Dec
25
16
Jan
5
19
26% Jan
26
El
24
42
13
Emerson
7% Oct
24
15% Mar 16
Emerson
Radio
35
Emery
3
10
49
Dec
12
35 Vb Jun
25
49% Mftr 30
20 % Dec
15
35% Jan
10
12
Oct
24
23% Jan
Dec
22
Jun
21
1131% NOV
5'
79% Mar 16
55
18% July 24
337/a May
37% Jan
26
48% Nov
18% May 29
34% May 29
3% Dec
29
18% Dec
15
59
53% Sep 29
15% July 28
11
Oct 30
8
17
6% Mar 22
13
2
Aug 22
26% Feb
1
47% Jan
26
Oct
30
4% Jan
3
32% Jan
19
11% Nov
5
21% Jan
9
59
23
57
Jan
2
23% Apr 20
16% Apr 27
12
Jun
25
Jan
22% Jan
3
45% Apr
18
Jan
4
45% Dec
5
35
2
68
Nov
61
May 17
Co.
Share
Electric
11% Jan
5
Corp of Ameri.-,-l
Electric
32% Jan
Natural
Phonograph
20
13
Sep 15
7% Jan
3
Jan
3
21
1162 % Dec 29
6
Nov
16
88% Oct
27
31
Jun
May 29
16%
29V4
29%
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
5%
preferred
Erie &
com
14
14 Vb
14Va
14 Vb
2,700
?.
&
63
21
20%
20%
201/4
20%
2,500
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,800
2%
32,700
2%
2%
3%
23/4
*141/4
15
*58Va
60
15%
15%
14%
15V4
143/4
10%
10%
IOV4
10 Va
10 VB
14%
I
*58%
2%
2%
14%
60
15
2%
15
3
15
2%
15
15%
390
*58%
60
*58%
60
30
151/4
14%
15
14%
15
9,000
10%
10%
10 y4
10 Vb
10%
7,200
24 Va
24%
24 %
243/4
24 VB
25%
25
26
13,500
42 Va
41%
42
41%
43
24%
41%
25%
41%
421/4
41%
42
5.3Q0
l
37Va
38
37%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
37 y4
37%
No par
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
113/4
12%
43/4
4%
,
Co
Whitney Corp
com
4%
1
5
*11%
43%
4%
4%
5
*12
7,100
12%
1.400
4%
4%
53,500
40
16
16%
153/4
16
16
16
16
16
16%
16 Vb
1.200
Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
46
48%
46
47%
47
48%
46%
48 V4
46%
47V4
57,300
8%
7%
8%
73/4
7%
19.100
20%
21%
$1.50 convertible preferred
32% Jan
2
Nov
27
52% Feb
21
24
39% Mar
8
5%
61V4
203/4
1
Corp
Fairbanks
Fairbanks
680
63
21
39%
.3
'.
Inc
Morse
60
62%
21
39%
L_1
Pittsburgh RR Co
X59%
63
21 Va
39%
60
27% Oct
2,000
141/4
14%
50
25.
900
43%
58%
45% May
jl7
10%
33%
42V4
100
52% Nov 28
see page
IOV4
33%
42%
21
63%
No par
.
11
footnotes,
10%
33%
42%
j.50
A
30
4
IOV4
33%
423/4
*42
5
series
Fairchild Stratos- Corp—
v—1
Fairmont .Foods Co common—4-50o
Jan
11
333/4
63
:
VB
39%
—100
1
8.50
_
Equitable Gas Co_.
Fair child
Jan
10%
64 Va
4% preferred
Englehard industries
19,800
33%
103/4
14%
70% Mar 21
43
11,200
16%
283/4
11% Feb 13
35
16,800
16%
29
14
25% Jun
29%
16%
28%
5% May 29
19% May 29
6
29Va
16%
29%
14
Factor (Max) & Co class A
23% Mar 12
29%
16%
13%
46% Mar 14
14
142,200
14%
21% Feb
8% Feb
4,500
16%
28%
13% May 8
36% Oct 10
Jan
For
15
4
10%
16%
13%
Ex-Cello-O
3
4
38 Ve
10
16%
Empire District Electric Co_
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
Eversharp
7
37%
10%
36'A
101/4
34
9
29
36%
103/b
42
2
May 29
371/2
IOV4
42
49% Apr
10% Oct
36V4
10%
34
36% Jan
24
36
10%
16% Oct 23
4
50%
11%
34% Sep
11
501/4
42%
Evans Products Co
Dec
51
34 %
9
34% Apr
14% Apr
28 % Apr
45
50V4
10%
Eurofund Inc
27
503/a
34%
3
Jun'27
5%
16%
5
2,000
53/4
*42 %
Corp
2,100
I x5%
50 3/s
20c
Freight
20 Va Jan
14
Mar
8%
i
1
Mfg Co
&
1
1
3
Gas_
F
f41% Dec
Co
Elgin National Watch Co
Air
*102
36
5
Feb
.
36
33% Jan 30
6% Jan
2
Paso
*102
*102
*102
*100
36
Jun
8
19
.—100
36%
15 Vb Oct
167/e May 15
30% Jan
19
_:
35%
22 Vb Oct
11V4 Sep 29
24% Oct
—
junior preferred.
Falstaff Brewing Corp
50
1
7%
21%
*50
I 31%
-
7%
21%
51
31%
7%
20%
*50
31
7%
21
51
313%
7%
203/4
*50
30%
21 Vb
51
30%
*50
30%
51
30%
20%
•50
30 y4
21
6,100
51
30 y4
2.500
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2494)
,
.
■.
Monday, December 17, 1962
NEW YORK'STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Range Since
Highest
Lowest
5% Jan
10 % Mar 13
14
23% Feb
5
Feaaers
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
Federal
Mogul'Rower Bearings
14% Feb
2
Federal
Pacific Electric Co
22% Feb
7
5%%
7
Federal
10
39% Nov
3
29
5
24 JA Jan
33 Va Jan
3
42 % Oct
6% Oct 24
19% May 10
14% Oct
17
25
44% Feb
25
30% Oct
13
1
59 Va Nov 22
2
18 Vb Jan
20
10 Vb May 29
42% July 26
55% Dec
4
24
July 11
37 Va Jun 27
10% Nov
54% Jan
15
23 Vb Jun
28% Dec
5
12
35% Apr
11
24
47% Oct
9
4
69
49'A Jan
4
75% Dec
4
Nov
29
41'A Jan
4
114
51% May 19
8
Jan 24
July 14
10
4
May 19
17
4
16% Jan
First
20% May
48 Va Jun
12% Oct
24
27
Jan
May 29
30
10% Jun
25
29 Va Mar 22
8% Oct
18
Apr 18
35% Nov 28
87
26
61 Vz Dec
26 Va Aug 14
Apr
24
14 Va Jan
5
Dec
26
35% Jun
50 Va Nov
27
67% Oct
27
19
Jan
Feb
13
12 Vb Jan
3
M
15%
9,100
38%
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
37
37 Va
37'A
38
4,900
Va
7%
7%
71/4
7%
7'A
16Vz
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16'A
16%
16'A
16%
900
36"%
37Vb
37
37%
37 Va
37%
37 Va
37%
"A 37%
37%
1,600
23%
23%
24
23 %
23%
*23 %
24
23%
23%
300
44%
-45%
43%
44 Vz
18,900
15%
16%
16%
4,300
7
7%
7%
*23%
7%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44
15%
43%
^
15%
v
15% •' 16%
16 Vt
16%
7%
*16 '
15,400
37'A
35%
36 %
35%
36 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
25%
26Va
24%
26
26
26%
26 Va
26%'
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
28 Va
27
28
27%
10,400
27%
27%
27%
27%
36%
3,900
11,300
28%
27%
28%
27 Va
69 %
69%
68
69%
67%
68 %
15,700
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
28,700
33%
34Vb
48%
32%
34
33 Vb
33%
32%
33
31%
32%
29,300
48'A
48
48%
48
48%
47%
48
47
"47%
18%
19%
19 Vb
19 Va
19%
19%
17%
17%
17%
17%
Co
A
conv
B
East
Coast
2nd
2.50
10
divid
Mineral
Ford
Foxboro
Fram
22
42
% Apr
11
29
19% Jan
3
19% Oct
3
29% Jan
12
23% Oct
24
Jan
2
15
27% Feb
8
14% Jan
2
1
4%
17%
18,400
84
84
120
91%
39%
90
90
200
39%
39
40
3,200
5%
*5'A
5%
5%
5%
5%
41 %
41Vb
41 %
41 Vb
41 %
42
66 %
67
66 Va
68
67
68
"5%
5%
800
42
.
42 Vb
7,900
$6 %
*•
68 Vz
17,200
15
15 Vb
14%
14 Va
14%
7,ooo
37%
37
15 Va
37%
14%
37 Va
36%
37 Vt
36 Va
37 %
14,600
22%
96
18%
x21 %
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
21
21ab
10,300
*93%
96
94%
94%
*94 Vz
95 Va
20
17%
18%
18 Va
17Vb
18
17 3A
17%
3,900
13%.
*12%
13%
*13'A
13%
12%
12%
100
12
12%
45%
9%
14%
*93Vb
18'A
*12%
14
11%
11%
11%
96
11%
12
;
v
11%
11%
11%
12
llVa
12
11%
11%
44%
45 Va
45
45%
45%
45%
2,300
11%
16,900
45%
102,700
19,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
30 Va
30 "A
30 V4
30%
30 Vt
30 "A
30%
30 JA
31%
30 Vt
30%
29%
30 Vz
6,600
30%
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
31 Va
31 Va
2,100
9%
22 %
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Sulphur
23%
22 %
22%
22 "A
22%
22'A
22%
31 Vb
25%
30%
31%
.31'A
31%
31%
32
1
30%
24%
24
24%
24
Va
25 Va
24%
24%
*83 Vz
85
85
85
84
85
19%
19 V4
10
Co
33Vbc
Trailer
Co
common
preferred
xs %
8 5A
avb
*83 Va
85
8%
11%
11%
45'A
A
31
50c
1
Inc
Fruehauf
Nov 20
84
7,900
17%
30
1
Corp
Friden
*90
40
19%
30 Va
10
.
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport
*39%
*83%
90%
90
90 Va
39%
6,000
19%
31%
32%
32 %
9%
2
Inc
Corp
Co
15%
38%
89 Va
39%
84
"83%
84%
*83%
17%
17%
A
4,800
100
Daix-ies
Foremost
5%
41%
68%
*13
11%
11%
44 Vb
8%
31 Va
30%
31
10
preferred
40
18
2.50
Foster-Wheeler
1
85
15
Co
Motor
8
29
'51
of
Co
4
17% May 29
1
Mart Inc__,
Foote
Feb
78 % May
series
pfd
convertible
91%
15
37%
21 %
*95
Nc par
Inc common
84%
5%
41%
67
2.50
Corp Ltd
Corp
Fair Stores
45% Feb
56
No par
Co—25
pfd
Railway
& Light Co
Power
14% Jan
67
No par
preferred__100
2nd
19%
18%
*83%
90 Vz
40
5
common
conv
18%
17%
1
Inc
Moore
&
C
Food
46% Nov 23
2
NOV
86
15%
70%
$4.20
7% Oct
3iy» Aug 23
3
73
15%
33
4%
28 % Oct
3
1
19
15%
16%
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
20% Mar 29
24
Oct
15%
32%
24
7 Vb Oct
25
15%
68
22% Oct 24
19
15%
27'A
&
preferred
Food
14% Jan
36% Jun 26
43% Oct
15%
33%
Fluor
F
21'A Jan
16% Nov
15% Nov 21
1,700
i55/8
71%
Florida
94 Vz Dec
12
9
8%
28%
$2.25
29% Jan
18
July 31
8%
38
10
Florida Power Corp
Dec
39
22
17% Oct
12
8%
32%
Florida
Jan
13% May 29
11
8%
68%
$4.50
40% Jan
12 Vz Jan
31% Jan
$4
13
30% Mar
24
26
89
26
May 5
33 Vz July
5
13% Jan
Feb
82% Feb
18% Oct
May 31
89% Jun
1
11
24% Aug 25
8
Mar 16
46
25
48
3
Jan
85
Mar
87
104
47
29% Oct
31 >4 Jan
8%
27%
Flintkote
6% Feb
15
5
8%
1
Fischbach
8
26% Mar 16
25
34Vb May
8%
Charter Financial Corp.No par
National
Stores—^
No par
First
25
86% Nov
9,700
*8%
15i/8
I
8%
No par
Tire
2
3% Jun
58 Vz Jan
37,500
8 Vz
Inc
Federation
Firestone
2
28 % Jun
50
17%
Corp
Financial
72% Jan
May 19
36Vb Jan
26%
17%
1
Products__No par
Paper
22
Jan
50% Jan
24
80% Aug
1
85
Oct 24
35% Jun 26
8
86% Mar
28
Dec
26
18%
10.
48% Mar 21
May 29
13% Oct 23
34% May 22
2
82
26 Vb
17%
Rubber
Filtrol
35% Mar 15
142
24
12
95
26%
18%
25
1.25
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
43% Oct
NOV 24
27
17%
23
A
Stores
Corp
Fiberboara
25% Oct 24
23% Oct 23
20
51 Vt Nov
28% Jan
27
18%
•
22 % May 29
164 Vz Nov
22 Vz Nov
Ferro
31% Feb
5
33% Jan
6
24
20
24
26%
17%
'
Oct
Dec
15 % Mar 16
26%
19
i
com
series
pfd
Inc
Fenestra
May 29
23% Oct
126
Shares
27
5
preferred
6
18% Jun
29
the Week
Dec. 14
18%
Paper Board Co common..?
Dept
Friday
Dec. 13
26%
1
2nd
conv
Federated
2
17,
Dec
53% Feb
14
Corp_r
4.60%
May 10
34 Vz Mar 21
2
26% Aug
22 %
23% July 27
Aug .30
34% Feb
Corp
24
31
Thursday
Dec. 12
5
2
Corp
6% Jun
Dec
21
Fawick
Wednesday
Dec. 11
dcc. k>
l
Family Finance Corp
Metallurgical
Fansteel
2
Jan
11"% Oct
Jan
19
28
25
Par
8
11% May
12% Dec
27
13% Jun
Tuesday
Monday
-
25 % May 16
3
17 Va Jan
1
30% Nov
21
9
25% Dec
20
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
OT^KKk55°OK
EXCHANGE
Mar 29
29
May 28
1
31 '/4 Dec
29
25% Dec
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
A
9
1,500
9
1,400
A 22 Vb
22%
21,200
i 31 Vb
31%
26,400
A 24%
24 7a
38,100
85
85
210
G
19% May
27
22'A Jan
57
1
46% Mar
40 Va Sep
35
Mar 13
35'A Jun
56% Mar 17
25
3
17% Jan
4
10% Jan
6
14% Dec
1
22 Vz Jan
3
32 Va Nov
92 Vz Jan
10
98 :
25
38 Vb Dec
Oct
15
27% Jan
26% Jan
4
32% Feb
16
23% Jun
94% Jan
8
28% Oct
23
28
Jun
15
11% Jan
10% Jun
26
20 Vz Jan
27
2
Oct
23
79% Jan
8
44% Feb
83
Mar
32
17
3
22 Vz Mar
19
45 Vz Jan
31
10
24
31
Apr 31
106'A July 14
113
3
58
68% Jan
24% Oct
40% Jan
16% Jan
9
1
General Dynamics
78% Mar 12
General
53% Mar
5
General Finance
25
96
Jan
2
General
Foods
Jan
4
General
Instrument
General
Mills
21% May 29
Jun
1
33% Jan
2
316% Dec
3
44% Jun 25
57% Dec
7
108
6
10
110% Dec
115% Dec
86 Vz Nov
81% Jun
27
87% Oct
42% Dec
30 % Jun
14
Jan
79 Vz Jan
27
Oct
53
106% May 29
12
29
5
42 Va Feb 10
78
Jun
7
26'A Jan
Dec
54% Apr
25% Jan
6
38
2
Jan
Advertising
No par
15
Portland Cement Co
1
preferred
Outdoor
General
General Precision
9
$1.60
37% Mar 22
Equipt Corp
preferred
conv
Public
General
11%
28Vb
28 Va
28 Va
28%
28
28 V*
*28
28%
99%
*96%
98%
*96%
98%
*96%
98%
*96%
98 %
34%
33'A
34
33 Va
34 Vb
33%
33%
33%
34
70%
7%
96%
68 %
70
66
67
66 Vt
67%
67% '
69
General
Public Utilities Corp
5
General
Railway
General
15
41
Mar 14
General
May 29
28
Mar
28
Dec
29
Jan
Industries
5
__
1,100
1
*
27 Va May 11
26
24% Jun
26 V* July 14
24
32% Apr
3
20% Mar 20
25% July 26
18% Oct 24
3
27
Nov
1
67/a Oct
24
19% Feb
6
$1.30
4
2
preferred
$1.25
preferred
General
(series B)
7%
94%
90
93%
92
9 Va
9
9%
9
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14
2,700
38 Vb
38%
V 83 Va
38 Va
3,400
9
14%
x38 Va
38%
*82 Va
84 Va
*83
28%
28%
28
5%
5%
•'
5%
A* 7%
7%
7%
550
9 Vb
38 Va
38
38
83
83%
83%
83 %
27%
28 Vt
27%
27%
7,100
5%
5%
5 Va
5'A
5%
10,000
17,300
15
15
14%
15
14%
30 Va
29 Va
29%
29 Va
29%
76%
75%
77%
76%
77 Vt
76%
77'%
40%
*39 Va
40%
40
40
39%
40
39%
40
31%
30%
*113%
Time
22
Tire
Jun
25
4
30% Apr
102% Feb 23
General
97
Nov
22
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
41% Dec
July 25
42
General
Oct
7
29
2
42% Feb
19
22
58 V* Jan
3
Georgia-Pacific Corp
40% May 29
62% Jan
2
Gerber
107
4
53% Jan
20
16
25
100
Sep 19
30V2Jan
3
92 Vz Jan
75%
13 %
18%
34Vb
75% May 24
70 Vz NOV
14% Jan
3
21
Nov
2
21
17
33% July
17
May 19
Mar
6
30 Va Jun
12% Jun
25
12
29'
May
Dec" 12
57% Dec 18
13
31% Aug
12% Oct
3
17 Va May
35% Jan
4
47•
11% Jan
3
14% Sep
13
51% Jan
3
79
Nov
21
33% Jan
4
47% Nov
27
3
55% Dec
24% Oct
4
Products
Getty
Oil
21
Giant
37
xl5
Mar
53
28 % Oct
24
55
26
6
Jan
5
29
Gibralter
Gibson
74
74%
74%
75%
75
77
31,100
12%
12 Vb
13
12 Vt
12%
11%
12
24,100
56 %
114%
87 %
*36%
114
56 Vt
56%
114%
115
87%
87%
*36 Va
37
18
31%
30%
30%
114 Vt
113%
113%
120
57 Va
55 Vb
56%
207,200
115V4
115 Vt
*114%
87%
87'A
87%
87
87 Vt
2,000
37
36%
37
37%
37%
17%
18 Va
18
18 Vt
1,100
22,000
33%
33%
33%
33%
18%
33%
*36
38
56
115
32%
33%
*36
30%
*113%
57 Vb
18
18%
31
30%
114*4
30%
31%
114
*37
38
*37
38
38
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
31
30%
31%
30%
31 Va
30%
31 Va
30%
26%
26
26 %
26
26%
26 Va
26Vb
26 Va
Financial
27
12%
36
*
12%
12%
12
12%
11%
12
11V4
35%
35 Va
35 Vb
35 Va
35%
35
35 Vt
Gimbel
Brothers
Ginn
Jan
Jan
26
22
14% Feb
14
Glen
24
14
Glidden
11
45% Feb
21% Nov
14
Globe-Union
1
4
15
24% Oct
24
44% Jan
2
Co
(B F)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
5
30% Jun
21
54Vb Feb
9
Gould-National
Jan
5
35% Jan
17
40% May 17
52% Aug
9
Jan~18
39% Apr
Mar
Dec
6
29
Jan
3
35% Jan
3
70% Nov 30
'19 Va Jan
3
28% Apr
48% Jan
3
Grace
(W R)
24
34% Jan
2
Grand
49% Jan
15% Apr
2
Granite
July
3% Dec
34
Oct
15
Dec
2
29% Jan
83
Dec
11
2
12
City
Graniteville
(W
Ltd
5
60 Vb Jan
2
Great
40
Aug
18% Jan
6"
21% May 29
32% Nov
29
53
2
Jun
14
64% Nov
26
30
May 29
47% Dec
5
3
27% Oct
12
20% Jun
27
30% Dec
5
70% Jun
27
81 % Nov
14
Paper
Ry
Shoe
Dec
11
Dec
13
30% Oct
19
Gulf
Oil
35% Jan
16
47% Nov
13
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
Gulf
States Utilities Co
90
Jan
97
93
July 24
86% Jan
4
91
4
Oct
101
Jun
1C2
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
For
28
93% Apr
104% Dec
10
106
13
Dec
7
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
see
page
2
Mar
7
preferred
$5
108% Mar 14
$5.08
Jan
15% Oct
35.
10
23
41
Mar 12
37
A
19%
19%
700
12
12 Vt
12%
12%
12
12
42%
43%
42%
43 3 a
2,200
37,000
33
41,400
45
42%
44%
43%
44 Vb
32%
31%
32%
32
33 Vt
32%
33
40%
37%
38%
38
39
37%
38%
37%
38
2,800
39 Va
38 Vt
39
33,400
16%
16%
16%
3,600
32 Vt
16
15 Vt
15%
15%
15%
22,300
29%
29
29%
28 V*
29 Vt
12,300
9,500
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
20%
20
20%
20V4
20%
20 Vt
81%
81%
81%
83
81Vt
81 Vt
81%
4%
3%
37%
37%
4
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
38%
37 Va
38%
37 V*
38%
17
17 Vb
36
16%
17
16%
34%
34%
36
35
35%
35%
35%
41%
41%
41%
42%
17%
17%
17 Vb
17%
1
41
17%
42%
18%
41%
41%
41%
17%
18%
17%
18%
33%
34
33%
145 "A
146
145 %
30
33%
146
30%
30 Vb
31%
30%
31 Vb
31
31%
62
62
61%
61%
45 Vb
30
46%
45
45 Vb
3
*79%
100
100
2.50
22
30%
81
39%
35%
94%
94 %
98
106%
106
"" 23%
17
42
No par
100
.
8214
4%
100
Co
4
12%
20%
*81
38%
38%
1
12%
20%
81%
20%
13
20%
34%
*93%
93 Vz
*96%
*106 "A
106
preferred
Mfg
19%
19%
4,200
15%
100
preferred.
Gustin-Bacon
20
6,100
15,000
28 Vt
8.33%
$4.44
103% July 18
36%
25%
16 Va
com_No par
Corp
$4.40
105
10%
37%
36%
23%
50
preferred
preferred
97% Jun 12
106% Apr 30
24
10
36%
23%
_3
Corp common
preference
conv
44
$4.20
36
23%
10%
36%
28%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
79
44'A Apr
35 Va
24
36 V8
23%
16
No par
Manufacturing Co
3
24
36 Vb
23%
37%
24%
100
3
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
36
1,200
125,600
5,100
27%
25
Corp
Sugar com
Jan
Sep 20
Co
Co
32% Jan
85
31%
1
Stores
preferred
4%%
30%
28%
100
Financial
Great Western
Greyhound
31%
16
28
18
30%
31%
27%
35% Feb
29% Apr
31%
*31
31 Va
16%
Western
May 19
5,900
32%
16%
Northern
27
29 Vb
32%
39%
Great
3
28%
33
16%
Great
Jan
29%
33
38%
2
20
29%
32%
16%
47% Feb
7%
29%
32%
39%
42% Jan
Green
29%
33
16%
23
2
30%
38
12% Oct
17
17,100
29%
*32
17%
16 Vb
20
Sep
14%
5
common
25 Vb Jan
36 Va Jan
14%
2.50
Co
14
147
14%
40%
6.25
3%%
23
May 29
14%
A-
16%
44% Dec
30
14 Vt
39'A
5
Steel
preferred
tGrayson-Robinson
137% July
3
22% Jun 26
2,100
20,600
14%
38%
39% Dec
1
17%
xl4%
*19%
Northern
3
52
16%
16%
12%
Great
21
43
52
17'A
14%
19%
Great
Aug
42%
52 Vb
16 Vb
12%
1
39% Jun
43%
51%
17%
19%
6
36% Dec
42%
51%
17
12%
8
146
44
51 Vb
20
62% Feb
5
43%
51%
17%
12%
24% Feb
3
43%
1
Co
Co
123,600
24,800
5
& Co
T)
90
105
35%
20
44
100
24,000
56,200
35%
37
31%
1 39%
21%
500
101,800
35%
10 Va
1
lift
8,100
35%
37%
__4
11,300
A
35%
51
31%
32%
32 Vb
27 V*
100%
*100
*103
%■■
27%
23
-
35%
37%
14
13
105
10%
24
Jan
101
*103
10%
37%
26
28% Jan
*100
105
41%
17%
15%
21Va
22
100
*103
51%
23
21%
22 Vb
X100
105 %
*104
44%
31%
21%
21%
100 Vb
10%
30% Oct
25% Feb
11%
21%
37%
34% Oct
1.39
xl0%
10%
23
13
11%
38Vb
51% Feb
7
11 %
10%
39% July 12
Mar 22
11%
A
38
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Nor
Iron
Ore
Prop
No par
69
11%
36%
<36%
-
10
Inc
Union Co
Grant
22%
10%
No par
Batteries
Mining
Granby
22
75
Inc
Goodrich
21% Oct
10% May 29
17'A Oct 22
26% Nov 28
Globe-Wernicke
12% Oct
6
80
8
41
20% Jan
3
4
75% Jan
14
*26 Va
23%
27
5
Inc
15% Feb
72% Jan
27
27 V4
22%
35%
32%
1
Co
22
12% Jun
*26%
23%
27%
5
Alden Corp
36% Oct
Dec~27
27
22%
__10
8% Jun
18%
2514
5-,
27%
27
*27%
28
36 "A
30
5
,
11 %
27%
28
23%
100 %
16%
14%
1
32% Oct
4
12 %'
22%
22%
43
51%
__i
16
25% Jun
"6%
Inc
Co
28
9 Vz May 29
*27%
*27
35Vb
of Calif-1
Corp
Cards
32% Mar 21
27%
—
18,600
1,263
5,300
11%
35%
28
23% 1
105%
l
Co
19% Dec
Nov
Co
27,100
'i'-.-'
30%
*104
5
800
5%
101
4
43% Mar 15
11 Vb
20%
15,000
1.15
5%
"100
:__80c
Cement
Greeting
&
.
2,300
74%
12%
x5%
100
Co
Gillette
2
.....
129,600
34,100
74
6
100
Co
Portland
34% Nov
30c
com
1
16
23
2.50
Rubber
Inc
Feb
27
16% July
Genesco
Feb
29% Oct
51%
r
Corp
&
19
21% Oct
23
preference
5%% preference
20
23% Jun
*27
$5
200
15
29%
25
101 Va Dec
22
13Vz Jun
3,300
28%
15
27%
__25
10,900
8
93
76
3.33 Vb
Tele & Electronics
13,700
7%
General Telephone Co of Florida—
25 Vz Jan
2,000
i'-v 221300
29%
30%
26
12%
35%
6.67
.
14%
3,400
11%
*93%
7%
96
9%
9
19%
11%
74%
*36
5Vb
2.50
Signal
Refractories
7%
95%
100
19%
,
'
28%
32
1
10c
22 % Mar 28
Steel
19%
11%
18
No par
Service
18
44% Jan
%
100
Oct
9
5
41VaDec
9
7% Jan
$3.75
General
19%
11%
19%
11%
30%
3
common
preferred
28% Jun
14
25% May 19
3
44 Vz Feb
25% May 28
21% Nov
1
6
12
25
59
19
4% May 29
Jan
29
25
34"% Oct
19% Oct
26% Jan
24
26% Jun
Aug 11
8
Oct
15
7
Jun
52
23
5% Jan
3
37 Vz Jan
v
43% Aug 14
30% Mar
1
19%
113% 113%
56%
57%
114% 114%
87%
87%
36Vb
37%
._1
Corp
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5
preferred
No par
31
4
28 Va Oct 31
5%
19%
20%
40
74%
12%
No par
Corp
4,000
*19%
30%
_..l
30
4,300
3
'.11%
*19%
75%
5
Corp
25
3
28%
28%
22
3
3
11 Va
38% 88%
84% *84%
2$% '29
5%
5%
15
15%
Co
Electric
44%
19 Va
9%
14% 514%
1
2
44
44%
19%
;
_1
__8
Corp
10% Oct
13
Corp
General Controls Co
36% Feb
13
104
Inc—
Finance
57% Jun
May 31
Dec
General Cigar Co
General Contract
19
35% July 2r
5
38% Sep
6% Apr
3
3
3%
44 "A
19%
69%
7%
.
n
44 Va
44%
44%
x44
20%
1.25
5
*96
9
5,400
9,700
*19%
34%
2
1,300
39%
45%
20%
28 Vz
_No par
19%
38 Va
45'A
-
3
3
5
com____No par
100
1st preferred
54% Jun
1
2
107% Nov 15
55 Vz Apr 21
Nov
58
45%
*98%
Texas
of
common
20
80% Dec
2
19
37 V* Jan
46% Mar 20
24
8% May 29
Jun 25
21
Oct
4%
6
27
Co
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp
9
Dec
Co
$8 preferred
General Bancshares Corp.
42% Mar 15
85
Jun
27
Mar 27
8
General Baking
16
4% Oct
24
50 Va Nov
12% Oct
60'A May
2
Jun
44%
5
Transportation
8
46
com__l
Investors
General Amer
6
23
70
38%
45%
100
American
$4.50 .preferred
Feb
19
37%
46%
46%
20%
19%
11%
Oil
22
26
37%
45%
46
*19%
19%
11%
General Amer
Jan
5% Jun
37%
46
common.l
86
52% Jun 25
3
37%
45%
preferred
50
General Acceptance Corp
1
$0.60 conv voting pref
No par
May
7
44% May 11
19%
19%
19
37%
convertible
General
19%
19%
37%
2
Industries Inc
Wood
19%
19%
37 Vb
5
Co
Corp
4%%
10
102
22% Feb 27
30
5Va Feb
26
13% Nov
31
July 26
27 Vz Apr 18
Gar
2
14% Jan
7
77 V*
Garrett
4% Mar 19
24
16
34% Jan
25
21
8% Apr
99
Nov
140
4
7% Jan
Feb
14
July 28
10 % Mar
5% Dec
75
July
94% NOV 15
May 26
19
Oct 26
75
58
17% May 29
10% Jun 27
6
26% Dec 29
20Vz Sep
2
18% Jun
5% May 12
9
29 Vz
Jan
2% Oct
3% Jan
24 Vz Jan
Inc
Gardner-Denver
51
25
Skogmo
5
Co
Gamble
11
46% May 22
July 24
1
Gabriel
25% Apr
2
30% Oct 24
41V2 Nov 27
29%
*79%
30%
81
38%
39%
34%
35
*93%
94
*96%
94%
94
98
33%
*145
30
31%
*61
45 Va
30 Vt
*79%
35 Vb
35%
18,100
8,900
14,900
57,700
1,800
33%
34 Va
33 "A
33%
146%
*145%
146%
60
29%
30 Va
30
30 lb
1,900
32 Va
31%
32
31%
32 Vt
24,200
61%
*60 Vb
60%
61V4
62
5,600
44 Vb
45 Va
45%
46
36,100
30 Vb
29
30%
46
30%
81
39%
35
*96%
15%
15
16 Va
190
*145 Va
34%
95
15%
37%
30
33%
146%
39
*93 V4
31 Vz
15,100
22,900
38,400
94 Va
95
98
30
*79 %
39
34 Vt
59,500
29,900
33%
34%
93%
*94%
95
98
39%
*93 Vb
94%
*96%
9,800
81
39
35
95
Vb
*79%
81
39%
*93 V*
,
96
130
I
<
*96%
98
no
106%
106%
*106 Va
107
*106%
107
*106%
107
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
60
22%
22 V*
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
10,100
22
Volume
6221
Number
196
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2495)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest'
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES"
STOCK
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Wednesday
Dec. 10
Dec. 11
Thursday
Dec. 12
Friday
Dec. 13
the Week
Dec. 14
Shares
Far
H
29
25 '% Jan
42% Jan
23
Nov
21% Oct
4
39 % May 18
60% Nov
20
44% Oct
29% Nov
14
10
24'
Oct
Jan
Jan
3
26% Jun
26
36 % Jan
31
Dec
4
16% Oct
24
34 '% Jan
4
15
21% Oct
23
34% Jan
15
83
4
36%. Aug
3
23% Jan
23
2
27% Jan
3
108
Hall
Printing Co
(W F)
Halliburton
Hamilton
4%
,_12.50
Watch
Co
Hanna
Organ
(M
Co
Oct
3
V Aug
3
128% Apr
13
39% Jan
2
Harcourt Brace
75% Jan
2
Harris-Intertype
48% Mar 13
25% May 29
*
38% Feb
17 Ve May 29
7
24% Jan
4
30
40%-Dec
13
30% Jan
4
May 29
1
24
29% Oct
9
8% Feb
6
13% Feb
20
37% Feb
27
43% Mar 15
38% Jun
32 V\ Dec
13
47% Apr 27
18% Nov 28
Oct
24
35% Jan
17% Jan
18
30% Mar 23
Oct
16
22
6% May 29
27
>,
3
9% Jan ;
Mar 29
42
HarbisonTWalker Refrac
6%
preferred
;
Hart
5%
preferred—
38%
L'v
Harvey Aluminum Inc___
Hat Corp of America common
t18%
.
;_1
8%
50
;
Jan
9
Nov
28
49% Feb
7
40% Sep 19
73% Nov 21
81
3 \
87
13
1127'
Jan
2
22
31% Jan
4
Oct
19
64% Jan
18
Dec
7
20% Oct
24
15 % Jun
34
Mar 16
'
>84
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz
(H
J)
Nov~ 17
29% Jan
46%
34
2
Helene
Curtis
19% Apr
6
Heller
(W
&
44% Jan
17
Helme
36
4
Nov"17
115
Jan
86
Oct
19
.Mar 21
50
;
117
55% July 18
82
6
25
53% Sep
25
110% Aug 10
18
69% Dec
67% Jan
39% May 14
July 13
27% Jun
108
31
Jan
3
5%
$2
Hershey
Hertz
2
26
-
Sep
53
Apr
28% Apr
25
18% Nov
2
Jan
6
31
29%
34
42
17% Jan
2
.4
Oct
24
14
:
30
9
Jun
7
4
July
Nov
16
20
53% Jan
22
83% Feb
24
26% Jun
May 26
31% Aug
33% Feb
7% Oct
10
11% Mar 13
40%
July 14
41% Apr
34% Jun
ftlay
4
16
42% Dec
Mar
2
29% Dec
5
1
13
74% Feb
23
Aug
13
83
Jan
93% Nov
1
90
Jan
9
127% Dec
37% July 18
32 % Jun 14
9
11
74% Jun
23% Apr
9 % Oct
35% Jan
3
58% May
8
72% Dec 12
90% Jan
10
99% May 24
4
15% Dec
100
Jun
3
Sep
6
23
July
119% Mar
43
Aug
44'A Dec
71% Jan
Jan
101
18
26
37
Idaho
Ideal
2
Illinois
Central
30
Illinois
Power
Nov
4.08%
Feb
20
9
Nov
14
152
31
5% May 29
50% Sep
151
7'A Feb
87
Jan
5
5
155
Jun
19
26
31'A Jun
35
Oct
27
47% Apr
17
25
90
Jan
18
95
12
21% Jan
3
90% July 24
20'/a Oct 24
273/B May 31
607
May 19
Oct
25
300
19
26
Jan
May 31
36'A Jun 25
Apr
Indianapolis
May 21
48 3/4 Jan
Jun
19
7
22% Oct
Nov 17
96
14% Feo
5
-
123% Mar
6
62
11
4
60% Apr
118% Dec
33'% Jan
11
4 8'A Jun
40% Jan
12
21% Jun
27
40
36%
37'A
36%
37'A
37%
38%
45%
45%
*45'%
46
*45'%
46
*45'/a
46
12
49%
*49
49 %
*46'%
46%
*46%
46%
46%
46%
110
32
32%
33%
32%
33%
33
33%
3,200
L'.ght_No par
&
30%,
31
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
29%
30
3,700
64%
100
*153%
6
6
6
64%
65'%
160
*153%
65%
160
*5%
63%
*153%
6
6
1,600
63%
65
17,700
*153'%
160
6
65%
160
2,700
97
97
*97
97%
*97
97'%
90
23'A
22'%
22%
22%
23%
23%
23'/a
23
23'A
5,700
400%
386'A
392'%
389%
394%
387%
395%
390%
73,400
497%
x48'%
21,500
Mar 16
57
Feb
Iron
1
Int'l
8
853A Mar
>
Interlake
International
16
6
No par
common
100
Corp
4%
preferred—
3
Int'l, Nickel
18'% Dec
5
International
Packers
38'% Mar 16
'•>•
International
Paper
Mining
Corp
Limited
5%
convertible preferred
Dec
7
54'% Dec
14
4
International
Rectifier
Mar 26
International
Resistance
12
>'*36
Ini 1 Rys of Cent Ainer
5%
39% May
4
58% Jan
2
18
115'% Jan
12
31
Jun
25
45
Mar-
2
com
International
413A May 25
193/4 pet 24
50 'A Mar
7
50*% Jan
2
Interstate
17%'May
Dept
Power
convertible
$2
Corp
1£
25'% Jan
3
Interstate
45
Jun
15
59% Jan
2
Iowa
40
Jun
21
523A Apr
12
Jan
10
Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
5
38
May 29
50
Apr
27
Iowa
33
Jan
2
124'% Aug 30
21'A Mar
8
Power
Island
$6
&
Creek
Co.
62'A
33,300
16%
17
16%
16%
29,100
27%
28'%
27%
27%
86,800
28%
•>.
28'%
27%
28%
97'%
*97%
37%
99
*98'A
*29%
30
29%
*102%
103
102%
103%
'
10
10 %
10'A
10%
10%
49
49'A
52 %
52%
54%
1,720
9'A
9%
9%
10%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10,500
27'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
8,200
74
72%
73%
72%
72%
300
25 %
25
25%
24'%
24%
10,200
37%
37'/a
37 %
36%
36%
3,900
40%
*39%
*72
25%
37
25
37
37%
40%
101
*41%
41%
*72%
74
*39%
42%
43
101
101
*41%
41%
40%
43%
102
41%
53%
44,600
810
41%
41
41
44%
1,000
31 'h
14.800
1,700
400
45
45'A
44%
44%
32'A
31'/a
31%
30%
23%
23%
23%
*23'A
23%
23%
23%
54
54
54%
54'A
54 %
54V4
54'A
1,700
48
4 8'/a
48%
48%
2.000
46
47%
47
48
x54
48
48%
48
46%
46'A
46'A
45%
46
common
50c
21%
21%
122
*121
15'%
1
43
101
31%
48%
1
40'%
100
23'A
23'%
14%
41%
42'%
43%
101
45'%
31%
46%
5
42%
29%
*45
48'%
Co
*39%
*100
1,400
44%
1
Breaker
100
1,500
3,100
*9%
42%
31%
21'%
103
48%
*39
45'%
*121
99
29%
10
x25'%
:
-
100'%
53%
*98
26'%
v-
44%
23'%
102%
103
98%
30
30
30
200
49%
9%
r..
29%~
■
17
49%
10%
51
45'%
,
16%
102'A
103
40%
41%
- >.
'
r
98'%
30'A
74%
100
16%
60'%
>
25%
43%
62
xl6%
28%
18'A
97%
30
62%
10
1
200
61%
Co__
Light
Coal
Circuit
30
62'%
61%
48
preferred
I-T-E
*29%
61 %
*39
25
5
30
*29%
62%
>,37
—3.50
..
86%
29%
25%
-
1
24
*84
84
*71%
'
v
com__5
preferred^--
3,500
86%
84
9%
100
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210
42'A
29%
49
25
Utilities
157%
41%
87
102'A
com_No par
pfd series B
conv
47%
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42
48'A
30'%
30
No par
preferred
47'%
157
42
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28
100
:
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156'/a
42
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1
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8.33%
48%
157%
42
42%
30'%
1.9%: 10'%
Co—10c '
27%., 28%'
Salt
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48'A
157%
48%
158
385%
5,400
t6'%
Corp___.
International Tel & Tel
4%
42'A
37%
*84
17%
100
Silver
43%
60%
com—No par.-
preferred
7%
r
1
No par
com
157'A
158
38'A/
*29%
common—2.50 "
Ceramics Corp
&
37%
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No par
preferrftd
Intl Pipe
43
5
Canaoa—
18% Jan
"
157'A
com„5
X—___100
15
85% Jan
$4
48%
100
Chemical
32% Jan
of
389
No par
common
&
International
22%
Machines—5
preferred
Minerals
*96
1
Business
Harvester
7%
Int'l
Inc__
preferred—,)
4'%%
2
Jun
11% Jun
64%
*153%
96%
May 28
22
5%
6
66'A
160
96'%
92
9% Oct
6
No par
-
96'%
26
Apr
33
2
49%
*49
46 3%
*49
2,300
37% Mar 13
26
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,
33
■*'
123A Jun
52
32%
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20
48
*51 '/a
49'%
21
24% Feb
*47%
52
33%
International
1
48
*51%
31%
common—
International
24
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52
33
3
Jan
48
*51%
33%
24
17% Nov
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52
32%
27
118
48
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33'A
Feb
28
140
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51'%
48
*46%
51% Nov
May 10
9,400
45%
,:,49
62% Nov
331/2 Dec
38%
45%
32%
26% Nov 30
122 3/4
9,200
37%
46'%
3
Dec
10,200
39%
49%
4
49
7,600
21%
323/4
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.*
32%
21%
39%
33
41 'A Apr
"
31%
.
32'%
3
24
22
39%
46'%
413/4 Jan
13% Oct
21%
40%
1
42% Jan
24
32
22%
39%
32%
29
52'A Nov. 22
17'A Oct
31%
21%
40'%
5
98
50% Jun. 13.
3
30%
22%
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26
13
18
30%
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50
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25
: 4
2
Oct
30
"
Interchemical
Steel
Oct
393A Nov 22
32'% Jan
213/4 Jan
"
22%
40%
50
preferred
-21% Oct
May 29
5,600
22
3
26
17
18,700
104'A Dec
353/4 Nov 30
16%
49'%
1
7
38'/a Jun
16'%
53%
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42 Vb Apr, 17
90
100
37%
10
28
370
>? 11,200
42
30'A
37%
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42
22
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7%
42
40
32
99%
49%
16
29
73/4
52%
30'A Dec
Jun
16
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36%
97 Va Feb
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
16%
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7%
49%
2
4% Jun
16
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99%
54
578% Jan
24
37
443A Jan
113
30
16%
42
73/4
37'/a
25
11
108 % Nov
38%
16%
41%
16
*98
49%
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24
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16
7%
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53%
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69% Mar 28'
73/4
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100
36
95
35% Apr
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7% I
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100
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28
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9
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99
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100
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14
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3 8'A Oct 11
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47%
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47%
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49
57% Mar
4
12,400
9%
54%
159'A Mar
123/4 Dec
14,300
42
38%
2
25
109%
54'A
22
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97%
37%
24
52
41%
49
Jan
24'A Jun
105%
9%
47'%
34%
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common
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41'A
1
Jun
28
105%'i
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34
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9%
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145
3 6'A May 16
41
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6
87
105'A
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9
3
9%
2
27
27
403%
9%
2
55'A Jun
24% Sep
58-iA Jan
106
40%
9%
2
149% Apr
54'A Oct
3
40
Apr
39'A Jan
14
77% Jan
1043/4
105%
11,300
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4
43% Oct
9%
100
97
87
59
3
5
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39%
i
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97
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15
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96%
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54
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89
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50
4.20%
49
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preferred
4.42%
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96%
39%
47%,
12
May 25
48%
,
100
2,300
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393/4
47
51'%
May 29
49
3,600
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47
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50
50
39%
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19'A
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11
50
47
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153/4
2.400
10 7%
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45% July 19
44% Feb
5
2%
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19%
10
80
293A
11%
4.70%
23% May 29
243A jun 25
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11
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5
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11,300
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102 %
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32,000
343/a
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15
12
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101'%
42%
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103/4
52'A May 16
20
7
Power
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9
series A
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95%
11
48
3
29
16% Sep 20
2
23'A Nov
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Hussmann
34%
30
34
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34
19
1,900
9,660
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103/4
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55% Dec
45% Dec
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10'A
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95%
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preferred series A
preferred series Bi
89
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42%
34
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9,100
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31
32
19,000
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58 3A Dee
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Foods
2
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1
.
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2
46 3%
40
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24'A
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•
11,400
20
153/4
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19
19%
24
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3%
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81
....
48 %
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3
18
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47%
14
3
34
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41
&
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■
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3
42% Jan
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14
13
42
16
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common_No par
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8
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5 %
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47'A Apr
3
145
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503A May
4
16
23
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101%
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preferred
46
4
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323A Jan
43
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18
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44% Jan
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30
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19
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25
4
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5
6
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16
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4
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32
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,
4
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31%
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6
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4%
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75
25%
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1
101% Mar
27
Jan
10
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28
28
26%
10%
16%
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Houston
24
183/8 Sep
41
9
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1
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15%
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28
24%
100
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31
20
233/4
100
4
30 % May
20
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preferred
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Jan
20
24%
*
4%
45% Aug 27
13% Oct
193/4
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71
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34
34%
90
25,300
117
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38
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&
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13
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3
July 26
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7
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25
5%
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29
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;
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43'/4
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preferred-
116
100
38
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42'%
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20
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
28% Oct
21
40
82% May 17
4
89% Jun
97
43% May 29
9
11% Apr
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May 17
57% Mar 20
24
8
7
41
25
32 % Oct
15% Mar 23
$5
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Winston
343/4
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12%
19%
100
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35%
46%
23%
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preferred
&
37%
43%
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10
10
5
6
16
80% Jun
85% Nov
75
81% Aug
88% Jan
20
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60 % Sep
34% Jan
12
17% Jan
19
7% Oct
Jan
22
22
92% Jan
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25
Sep
3
15
16% Jun
33% Jan
,
35% Feb
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5
Jan
$4.25
24
8
45
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1
Mar 10
19
3
3
11
Jun
104
2% Oct
40% Dec
14% Jan
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41
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10
24% Nov
Rinehart
Homestake
8,700
45%
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18%
46%
1
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17 5%
42%
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12%
9,600
18%
37%
116
18 %
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85
18%
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72
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117
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4
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31
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7
18
27
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40%
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86
27%
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60
25
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43
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40 % Jan
25
6
35%
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6
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16% Dec
10% Dec
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1
5
87% Jun
5
15
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9
8% Feb
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3
26
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36
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93
20
84
28%
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Hoffman
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84
11/24
preferred series A_
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17%
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7
90
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18
73/4
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20
13
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13
11
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6
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40
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51
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37
76
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52
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&
30%
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22%
25
43% Mar 22
6
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29%
51%
50%,.
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16
19
Hewitt-Robins
14
30%
50
20%,
15% Jun
7
29
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Feb
29%
20%
12% Jun
10
8% Dec
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29
17,500
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19%
80
40%
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31
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4
7% Feb
29% Feb
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32
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1
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3
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.
1
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128
500
19 3A
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14
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263/4
98
26%
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263/4
12 %
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29%
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38,400
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88
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5
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Hammermill
35%,
5
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Hallicrafters
20% July 11
39% Jun 25
27%. May 18
36% Dec 18
25% Oct
July
Water
122
May 24
44% Sep
7
80 % Dec
5
20% Jan
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128
6
24% Jan
27
16
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9
19
46
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9
13
Nov
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31
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2
38
21
35
14
287/a Feb
1
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59% Feb
27% Jan
36
3
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36% Mar 22
24
112% Feb
3
120% Jan-
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3
29
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121
122
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121
14%
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50
14
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14
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3
80% Jan
27
173/4 Mar
213A Nov
27
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82
43% Sep
48% Feb
14
83
Nov
3
81% Nov
20
86
Jun
27
553/4 Feb
13
73% Jan
74% May 22
110% Mar
15% Jan
7
84
38 3A
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5
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1
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17
17%
17
17%
17%
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17
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16%
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85'A
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*84%
53 %
54%
86%
50
27,300
16'A Jan
10
Jaeger Machine Co
25
24% Feb
21
Jefferson
9
87% Jun
14
28
75'A Jan
2
July 16
Sep
24
61% Oct
23
Jewel
Tea
59% Feb
7
Johns-Manville
Feb
7
Johnson
29% Jan
2
Jonathan
733A Jan
2
Jones
112
3%%
&
30 % Dec
13
15
% Jan
75% Dec
12
38% Oct
22
Jan
102'A Dec
4
98'% Jun
18
21% May 26
13 y4 Oct
24
173/4 Jam
4
Jorgensen
Mar 20
14% Oct
25
40'A Jan
4
Joy
13
Jan
Sep
For
26
48
footnotes,
see
page
25.
102% Mar 26
5%
53'%
53%
54'A
54%
54%
54%
*86'A
87%
♦86'A
87%
*86'A
87'/a
*86'A
87'%
86'A
:
44'%
45%
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44
42%
43%
5
74'%
75%
74
74
741%
75
74
7 4'A
74
75
Inc
52
50c
16%
17'A
16%
17
Laughlin Steel common_10
preferred series A_1
100
46
47'A
45%
47
101,'%
101'%
101'%
101%
1
-13%
13%
13%
13%
1
19'A
19%
&
(Earle
M)
Co—L—
Manufacturing Co
86
_5
Corp_;
Logan
10'A
54%
1
;
Johnson.——
10'A
100
common
preferred,
96
37
Inc
13
56
May 29
Co
88% Jun
10%
16%
47
'
"18% -19
16%
47
16%
17
46%
48%
16%
48
...101%
101%
13%
13%
13 ¥a
18%
18%
19
101%
101%
101%
13%
13%
13%
18%
19
18%
'
~
17
48%
♦101%
..
5,600
230
4,600
4,900
5.000
27,500
250
1,800
16,300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2496)
20
.
.
Monday, December 17, 196t2
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Range Since
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Jan. 1
YORK
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Par
"
Dec.
Sales for
the Week
Shares
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Dec. 12
Tuesday
Dec. 10
Dec. 13
Dec. 14
<1
K
25
49'/a May 23
37
1
683/4 Dec
22
108'/a Apr
25
84
Jun
26
11
48 % Jun
1
47
Jan
3
443/4 Jan
Mar 15
99
May 29
29 Tb Dec
Sep
Kaiser
20
6
Alum
100
<■103%
105
105
43,4%
(ser of
100
*106
108
*105
108
79% Mar 14
Kansas
7
100
Dec
19
122
Jun
6
101
Jan
10
58'/a Jan
17
87
Nov
60% Jun
28
7 5 Ve Jan
9
82
Dec
13
78
July 31
83
Apr
3
84 % Jan
27
89
Oct
31
86
Aug
6
93 % Dec
14
921/2 Feb
6
26
101 % Nov
5
4.50%
93% May 24
89
Dec
15
89
Jan
8
93
Nov
20
91
Jan
26
II
II"
111
27
95% Oct
—
—
—
12
41% Nov
23
15
20
Nov
27
28% Oct
12
235/8 Jun
27
86
Jan
83
4
Dec
60 Vo Oct
11
Jun
25
25
41
76% Jun
21
16% Jan
7
45% Oct
25
14% Nov
14
29
23
27% Feb
4
24
29 % Dec
27
9
12% Oct
3
48'% July 31
33% Jun
3
85
80% Aug
2
34 Va Dec
6
443/b Dec
28
21% Oct
28
3
343% Nov
3
Oct
9
*93
94%
*93
94%
*93
94%
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
97 Va
*96%
97%
Gas
&
Electric
Dec
14
Jan
30% Jan
3
11
3,000
,26%
263%
26%
26%
12,400
'48
48%
48 Va
49
17%
16%
17%
56
55%
553/4
67
Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries!
*z.50
70%
57
Apr
367/s Jan
34
333/4
34
33%
33%
30 Va
30%
29%
30%
295/a
30
4,100
65 3/4
66%
66 VA
67%
66'%
67
65
66
27,300
72%
69 5/8
71%
71
72%
72
72%
71
713/4
4,200
36
36%
| 20,800
7
373/4
35%
363/4
353%
373%
36 Vb
37%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*34%
343%
Corp___
Z
57
58%
56%
57
56 %
56%
56 Va
57
1
32%
33%
32
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
4%
Co
100
Korvette
Kress
24
Oct
24
25
30% Jan
2
Kroger
26
39% Jan
4
K
Oct
24
40 Va Jan
2
12
& Co
V
13%
13%
13 Va
13 Va
13%
13%
13 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
38 %
39
*85
86
85
85
85
85
84%
84%
100
31%
31
32
30
31%
29%
30%
174,400
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
17%
223/8
19,200
31%
29%
23
22%
700
2,700
__io
173/4
17%
17%
5
Co
P
4,000
*13%
22%
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
(SH)
28,900
33%
•'39%
30
*13%
133/4
13
13
13
13%
*13%
13%
13 Va
13%
1,000
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
24
24 %
14,300
5
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
28
28%
28
28 Va
3,100
133/4
14,300
Kroehler Mfg Co
Mar 12
563/4
32 5/8
13%
lc
Jun
1,100
56
86
i
Inc
343/4
40 %
*85
Co...
*34%
13 J/4
100
(EJ)
(SS)
Va1'
I
4,600
39%
g
10
preferred
Kresge
25% Mar 12
8,200
33%
35%
Wire
<fe
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
8
6,200
8,500
55%
33%
King-Seeley Thermos Co
11
22
16%
30%
34
Kimberly-Clark
24
49
553/4
•'
26%
16%
30
1
6
Mar 16
26 VA
48%
v..:"',
1
3
18
4,800
19 Va
66 %
26
.
38%
19%
No par
11
6
38
19%
Kennecott
Steel
_
39%
x32%
Keystone
_
19%
3iy4
23
50
'
38 Va
35%
Feb
94%
97.%
19%
30%
44% Mar 14
*93
*96%
.
500
39%
34%
88
101 Va
19%
8
:
*100%
39
Kendall
Copper...
40
93%
39%
55%
Co
4,500
82
93%
101%
*100%
—
20
383/4
*19%
553/8
13% Oct
16
34% Apr
39% Dec
39%
20
54%
20
6
3
3
38%
*19
101%
*100%
55%
Co
24 % Oct
27
11% Jan
27% Oct
20% Jun
94%
*96%
Jan
20
27
Jan
20
*93
10o
33% Mar
15
Jan
78
Jan
100
preferred
79 V4 Jan
May 28
36
July 20
preferred
101
55%
19
46% Feb
3034 Jun
573/8 May 3
423% May 23
93
Feb 10
38% Sep
32 % Jan
101
100
600
300
74%
*80 Va
;
.
100
5
91% Mar
24
*100
73%
733%,
26,800
50%
735/8
94
5
Jan
52
82.
*93
2
Jan
22
*80%
94
3
783/4 Mar 16
59% Oct
82
*93
73%
xl63/4
40% Jan
94 Va May 16
81
94
73%
17%
13
3
733%
82
*93
47%
25
73% Jan
73%
*81
263/4
47 % Jun
48
108
! 108
*105
108
73%
17,-:
24
24
*105
1033/4
93%
47%
84
243/4 Sep
105
!
81 %
26%
11
5
*104
'
81
173/4
50% Jan
27
1033/4
,
73%
47%
4
Oct
90
*50
preferred
Kansas
7
26% Jan
46
90
*50
50%
*92
26%
50% May
24
493% Nov
33%
' 89 Va
" "33 Va
100
.
17
27
13% Oct
3
*105
47%
36% Jun
28
23
32
89
105 VA
105%
26%
1
28% Nov
253% Jan
32 :
50%
*50
No par
54% Nov
3
31% Feb
50%
Kansas Power & Light Co.....8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp__
1
Kellogg Co
———,
50c
Felsey Hayes Co.—
1
3
12% Jan
26 % Jun
preferred
Kansas City Southn Ind com.No par
Non-cumulative
preferred
25
37 % Jan
Nov
pfd
conv
34
*88
4.35%
17 % Nov
-
1959)
''50
4.20%
22
36 Ve Nov
•
50
—
City Pr & Lt Co coni_No par
preferred
!_
___100
3.80%
4%
preferred___100
89
33%
105
Jun
Jun
88
*50
(ser of 1957)-conv pfd
103
843,4 Aug 25
33%
88
50%
43/4%
May 19
87
323/4
89%
May 16
May 21
112
122
95 % Jan
34%
89%
preferred—
10
27
33%
convertible
Oct
96 % Nov
Corp___33%c
4%%
4:i4'/*
50 3/4 Nov
102
6
Chem
&
_
Sutherland
...
Paper Co
18%
173/4
xl7»/8
17%
17%
17%
4,600
L
10
25% Jan
45
343/8 Dec
27
n
11
19% May 29
36% Aug 15
31 % Jan
Dec
51
Apr 21
Laclede Gas
8
40 % Mar
26% Jun
20
40% Nov
28
20% Oct
25
36% Jan
10
25% Oct
24
41
Nov
20
18
Jun
15
36% Jan
3
223/4 Sep
14% Jan
25
13% Oct
4.32%
34
Apr
3
21
2
41 % Dec
11% Jan
3
20% Dec
11
16% Apr
33% Feb
7
8
213/4 Apr
39
5% July
15
16
% Jan
4
2% Mar 21
4
22% Mar 22
3
24
28
Lee
15
Feb
8
223/4 Dec
9
11
Feb
9
pfd
25
36% Dec
14
23% Oct
24
35% Feb
7
34% Jun
Oct
5
22 % May 29
433/4. Feb
8
Lehn
8
Leonard
19
60
12 3/4 Sep
48% Apr
10 % Jan
28
25
83/4 Oct
25
13
Feb
60 % Mar
7
43 Vs Oct
4
62
Mar 19
4
15% Jun
5
9% Oct
24
81% Jan
% Jan
3
111% Nov
22
63
10
152 % Dec
6
147
40% Sep
26
146
% Oct
1103/8 Feb
23
6
155% May 11
May 31
7%
23 % No v
3
45 % Nov
26
42 % May
9
44% Jan
31% May 29
9
15
Jun
25
25% Jan
2
56 % Apr 17
35% Mar 29
Oct
24
543/4 Mar 29
Link
15
4 % Oct
25
19% Jan
2
Lionel
54% Dec
29
71
15% Oct
24
57
2
Nov
14
46
26% Jan
26
51% Aug 18
July
15% Jan
21% Oct
46 % Dec
22
31
27% Feb
27
15% Oct
22 % Feb
2
29% Nov
9
135
I Jan
% Jan
ll
41
100
Jun
16
85
Jan
13
87
Mar 29
170
4
Apr
89
Dec
18
47% Feb
155% Jan
23
Jun
39
6
6
Mar 20
Mar 20
88
Aug
9
93
May 17
12
90
Jan
3
96
May
29
36 % Oct
24
Jun
27
4
136% Jan
4
146
Dec
28
35
Dec
28
25% May 29
40
49'% Jun
29
63
Oc t
24
50
64
35
13% Nov
53
1
Jan
26
77
22 Vs
22%
3,400
16 y4
21.000
15 5/8
16%
16 %
16%
16 %
16
15%
l43/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/a
14%
143/4
143/4
20 %
213/i
21%
22%
21
21%
21
21
_1
7%
73/8
7%
7%
x7%
7%
17%
/ 17%
17%
15
173/8
17%
17 3/i
7%
7%
7%
17 3/i
17%
171/8
17%
14,400
l3/8
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
11/4
10,200
X22%
22%
*22%
2 2 3/4
22%
221/4
*22%
22 3/i
*5%
*53/4
*5%
53/4
55/«
53/8
5%
55/i
5%
5%
27%
28%
27 3/i
28%
35%
3.4
34%
33
343/8
35
343/i
3434
275/8
28
341/8
:•
343/i
9Va
9%
9%
9%
ova
9%
3,500
50 %
49%
50%
49 %
50%
491/2
50%
23,200
11%
11 Va
113%
11 3/«
11%
11%
12%
22,000
67%
15,700
67%
*
"
t
46
v
%
-
65%
6734
67%
67%
150%
150 %
150V2
433/4
43%
43%
43%:
44 3
8
9.500
17%
17V8
17%
17%
173/i
17%
17%
19,100
46
45%
46%
45%
46
45
46
45%
46%
6 %
6
18 3/i
*18
6
18%
"18%
183/4
•
67
*149%
;
.
6%
19
150%
19%
22
6%
18%
300
133.000
673/a
FR%
657/s
68
65%
523/4
54%
53%
54
53'A
66%
53%
preferred ——„100
series
D
series
E
483/8
\
■■/'
128
49
128
%
100
*102
21%
22%
21%
213/4
21%
22%
21%
v
100
*92
100
*93%
'
?92
18%
18%
18%
49,600
221/4
22%
22%
31.600
129
129%
■
129%
49 %
48 3/8
95
.
12,700
18%
22
*102
93
95
21%
18%
22
*126 '
48%
104
*93%.
93
preferred-
76,900
18%
-
132
48%
*102
20,600
213/4
19
22
*126
'v>
104
preferred
.
18%
213/4
•
- -
3,300
6
67%
52% '
i 22%
v
.
300
*18
■1
523/4
'
643/4
-
,
6 %
b
"
t
<
67 Va
43%
44
17%
-
v
149%
67%
1493/4
43%
i"1
•
9 Vs
149%
19% %
683/4
1
19 %
.
9
67
•'
44 Vb
17%
-
18%
4.25%
700
4,200
11
.-
149%
1
preferred
500
16,000
49%
9%
43%
17%
5
.
28%
11%
67%
20/"
Inc
27
50%
9
xl49%
5%
__
28 %
ll3/8
.——100
pfd—
28
50%
"
3
'
'
21 %
B
11,300
1%
<
.
213/4
conv
5,100
15,300
7%
22%
1%
1
1
series
100
21%
' 53%
104
130
49%
49%
104
'102
130
49%
49%
*102
250
6,700
104
93
*92
93
*92".
93
*92
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
43%
42%
"142
43%
143 %
*142%
34
34%
95%
'
151
lorillard
6
Apr
Mar 20
Louisville
&. Nashville...
8
Lowepstein
67% Jan
4
Lukens
27
21% Feb
20
Lykes
(M)
Steel
Bres
Sons
&
*
.:
.
142%
>
143%
10
9%
16
-
43
*142
144
31%
33
.
573/4
56 3/i
57%
56 S/8
9%
58
57%
42%
23,300
144
200
34
34 3 i
8,900
57%
*■'
58%
3.100
9%
10,100
"•■•9%
93/4
9%
39%
/
10
15%
>
34
33%
41%
41%
43
41
421/4
41
41
6,200
15%
157/8
15 3/i
16
15%
16
15%
leVi
4,700
393%.. 41%'
—3.33%
;
42%
34
34%
5734 !,* 58%'
-
Inc._____1
Co
42 %
•J»I
144 %
*143
———50
Co—
Steamship
42%
42%
5
par
11
15% Feb
J
common..
preferred __.4——.100
Louisville Gas & El-Co (Ky).JNo
22
Jun
Co
7%
4
Apr
(P)
30% Oct
23
16%
16%
52%
14
May 17
20% Feb
225/a
3,500
22
_l_
4.35%
1
633/4 Feb
May 29
% May 29
8
18% Mar 28
3
14 % Oct
137
May 25
22%
14%
Inc
•
conv
Industries
5%
91 % Dec
3
22 3%
20%
Long Island Lighting Co com____l0
72% Nov
39''2 Jan
Co
non-cum
4.84%
57
104
May 29
223/4
27%
43
5
Lone Star Cement Corp.
4
Lone Star Gas Co
common...^—.10
2
1003/4 July
8
11,600
271/B
*37
'
13
27% Jan
24%
22%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
Loew's Theatres .Inc—
6
J 24% Feb
23%
22%
Corp common—2.50
Litton
23
123
3
Feb
5
54 3/4. Sep
18% May 29
14
59 % May
104
Belt
24%
23
Products.—1
Refineries
33/i %
69% Nov
9
34% May 29
17% Oct 24
10
Jan
23%
223/4
Ling-Temco-Vought'Inc—50c
18% Dec
24
1
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
40
23 %
13%
13%
——1
preferred—
-
40%
23
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co—
5
Libby McNeil & Libby___——;
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com.—25
17% Mar 12
59 % Mar 16
& Fink
27%
40%
22
No par
A
Lehigh Valley RR_—__
Lehman Corp
20
13%
27%
45
No par
series
4 % Jun
Dec
14%
27%
*37
24
1
4
111
13 3/i
X27%
45
5.
Dec
7
14
28
23 %
_
3% July 18
26% Jan - 3
7
13%
♦37
;
*37
27%
45
Tire
&
conv
14%
27%
"
No par
Corp
$1.50
13%
273/8
25
•.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1% Mar 16
May 29
19% Jan
Rubber
1
4
;
A
Bryant—
Leesona
6
153/4 Mar
6
Sep
1 %
Jan
common
Lanvin-Parfums Inc
Lear Siegler Inc
9
29% Feb
26
25
20
16% Jan
1
22
13% Jun
13% Jun
Aug 31
Oct
131
Lane
Co
preferred series
"
•
-
.
93/4
9 3/i
9%
I
M
27% Jan
12
32% J411
19
6
53 % Sep
47Va Nov
3
46% Dec
41 3/b Dec
14
21% Oct
29% Jun
44% Jan
16
82% Jan
5
88 Va May
20% Feb
7
30 % Dec
11
1% Jan
3
3 Va Jun
3
10 Va Jun
14
36% Jan
4
7u
5
14
7% Jan
25
44 % Jun
10
25
74% Dec
18
45 Vi Jun
8
40% Feb
20
MacAndrews & Forbes—
44 Va Mar 15
47 Va Feo
Mack
23
25
72
Jan
2
Macy
Jan
16
92/
Nov
29
17 Va Oct
24
30% Jan
15
1% Oct
24
86
73/4 Oct
24
10 Va Mar 21
50
Jun
26
74% Feb
27
27
Jun
25
473/8 Mar 20
30% Jun
60 % Jun
16% Jan
33% Dec
Jan
30% Jun
1
% Jan
5% Jan
27
21%
4
6
36% Jan
45 Va Aug
4
12% Jan
26% Nov
22
17
38 Va Nov
15
14% Oct 23
% Jan
4
26% Feb
12
3*
May 31
50 VA Dec
18
Oct
24
31% Nov
27% Sep
25
34% Mar 10
May 29
26
44
% Jan
74
Jan
Manhattan
6
34
22 Va May 29
35
Aug 30
'Mar
1
24
28% Sep
4
27
18% Jan
56
Feb
12
30 Ve Oct
21
61
Oct
13
81
24
13
46% Mar 15
May 28
28% Jan
2
35% Nov
28
84
58% Jan
2
Aug
2
773/4 Jan
5
1
77 % Feb
21
12
83% May 17
703/4 Jun
29
76
77 Va Feb
20
13% Oct
24
35% Feb
5
23% Jun
75% Jan
25
35% Feb
2
68
Jan
80% Aug
72 Va Dec
75
July
79 Va Dec
8
483/4 Jun
12
23 34 Jan
36% Jan
6
83 % Dec
4
26
Aug
3
39 Va Apr
26
12%
Jan~~3
33
84
May 18
May 21
May 10
71 Va Jan
24%
94% Mar 16
86 % Jan
5
July 18
89
Nov
Jan"26
45
Dec
43
Nov
31
Aug 21
23% Sep
19
27
25 Vb Jan
19
32 % Jan
28
125
Jan
Dec
11
104
Mar
102 % Nov
23
150% Jan
27
3
24
82
28
303/i Jan
12
Nov
27
22 %
3
343/4 Dec
82
107
76
78% Jan
22
15 3/i Nov
27
July 25
161% May 22
27
21
Jun
19% Oct
May~22
120 Va Nov
4
Jun
29'% Jun
15
65
2
19
9
22
43
29
Jan
19
23
33 Va Feb
21
Jun
21
61 Vb Nov
23
28 Vi
V8 Mar 22
Oct
18% Oct
35
Oct
26
40 Vb Mar 15
93
18% Aug
8
343/4 Jan
2
Jun
26
193/i Jan
4
14% Jan
16
19% Dec
27
Feb
24
49
% Dec
1
32 3/4 Jun
21
Dec
26
14
49% Feb
9
34
Va Feb
23
9'/a Oct
24
233/4 Jan
9
30 % May 28
46% Jan
2
15
15
345i Sep
27
473/4 jjec
15
5% Jan
3
11% Dec
14
8 Vs Oct
26
12% Jan
31
Sep
12
19% Oct
29
38 Va Feb
8
Dec
6
17 % Jun
25
49% Oct
23% Mar 12
16
33 % Jun
20
48 % Apr
91
30
96
3C
Oct
31
16
Jan
6
35% Jan
3
88
Jan
23% J.
a
9
19
30% Aug 2.'
v...
For
f
a. j.
78
93
May 24
31 Va Apr 10
'
17
Jan
Jun
Jun
27
35% Feb
263/4 Feb
28
24% Oct
25
«•»
32 Va Apr
11
R1
4uir
footnotes,
see
page
% Jan
2
90
Oct
Marathon
Mareiliorit
Marlin-Rockwell
12
29
7
6
10
Corp
Field
Masouite
CoI„HII_4
&
Co.
1
60%
60
60V4
9,400
58%
*91%
91%/
92
92
240
22%
21%
22%
'21%
22 Vb
22
22
9,900
1%
1%
1%
13%
13/4
13/4
1%
.
.
.
37
8%
8%
8%
*8%
61 %
61%
61 Va
613/4
62%
1,000
36%
37%
36%
37 Va
35%
36%
41,500
43
43'%
43
43%
42%
42%
3,600
23%
24%
*23%
23%
1,400
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223/4
22%
5%
*5%
<
42%.
;
43%
23%
24i%
22%
22 Va
5%
5%
5%
*53/8
43 V,
4,4%
43%
44%
27%
273/4
'27%
\
28%
•
27%; .28
27%
--26%
27%
x25 Va
25 Va
25%
25%
1,800
14%
13%
14
14*%
13 3/4
14 Va
13%
13%
6,400
37%
37%
38
38
38%
37 %
37%
37%
37%
5,600
35%
22
35%
353/8
35%
35%
36%
36
36i%
22
22%
22%
22%
213/4
22 Va
21%
22
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
34 %
34 Va
34i%
56%
563/8
57
55%
56%
541/4
55%
11,700
82%
82%
82%
8IV2
81%
*81%
82 Va
7
82
*81
82%
81%
15%
15Va
28%
48%
34%
\
Corp
convertible
*81%
15%
15%
28 3 b
2 8 3%
48'/a
49%
34%
34%
20
210
73%
73%
73%
73 Va
82%
*81%
82%
*81 Va
82%
200
15%
xl5 Va
15%
151/4
15%
3,900
28%
283A
28 34
28 Va
48%
49%
48 3/4
49%
34%
34%
34%
34%
20
29
7,300
48%
493%
6,400
34V4
341%
5,200
23
29
23
1,200
22%
223/4
22%
23
23
23
*21%
21%
213/8
21%
21%
21 %
*21%
21Vi
700
—50c
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
16%
16 5/8
7,000
100
85
85!
100
84
85
*105
110
preferred'
preferred
4%%
conv
preference
B
class
Co..
83%
*102
110
85
82
83
83
110
*100
*100
83%
110
950
960
67
66 Va
67
24%
24
24%
23%
24%
29,900
57
58 Va
57%
58
51VB
59»%
25,700
65%
65%
66
'.243%
24V4
,
30
83%
110
583/b
66 Va
x24
59%
82 %
*100
57%
x65
"57%
84 Va
*83
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36%
363/4
36 Va
37
10,500
25%
26 %
25 Va
26
25%
26
243/8
25%
24%
24%
14,800
16
16
16
16
16Va
16 VB
16
16 VB
I6V4
161%
2.000
par
41.%
42%
41%
413%
41%
42
41%
413/4
41%
41%
12 %
12%
*12 Vs
12i%
12 Va
12V4
11%
12
11
Va
11%
39
40%
38%
383%
38%
39%
38'A
38%
38Vt
9
39
4,000
2,200
10,700
10
10%
x9 %
10 VB
IOVb
10V4
10%
10%
5,100
No par
24%
25
24
24%
233/4
243A
24 3
8
24%
24
24%
3,600
10
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
22
22%
22%
22%
22 3%
1.900
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38%
38%
38%
3934
39%
40'A
383/4
38%
38 T
a
39Va
7,900
*92
93 Va
*91 Va
93%
*91%
93%
*91%
93%
*91%
93%
_
series)IIIlG0
Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
series
x82
.
85
*83
*83
36
common.—
preferred
85
/
68%
IIIIHl
Eng Co
(1st
*83
.
26 Vb
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
preferred
%
25
aIII~i
Inc
McLean Trucking Co
&
x 16
,
No par
Inc
Robbins
•,
68
2 50
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—.No
&
k.
1
_
McGregor-Doniger
34
loo
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp..
McGraw-Edison Co^
;
McGraw-Hill Publishing.
4%
81%
"^82
223/4
B__II—100
4%%
74%
21 %
preference
Corp
82
*73%
21%
conv
Mead
*81
■
223%
common..
convertible
Mach
81%
___No par
1,
'5 % r/e
McNeil
81
6,500
47%
Corp
&
%
3
Corp.
McKesson
28
55%
*' *81
64,000
No par
No par
;
Purred
(AG)
57%
15%
.,
4,100
35%
23
57
100
27
35%
-
82 Va
McKee
10,000
27%
*81
$6
10,900
25%
74%
3%%
28%
14
*73%
McCrory
28
25%
74 Va
McCord
27%
27
82
McCall
20,000
27%
*73%
IINo'par
44%
25%
*80
conv
44%
25%
35
par
MCA Inc commoi)
300
44
13%
1
series..
.5%
37
,
,No par
1959
1,200
5 5/a
5%
x26%
82%
preferred
221%
27%
*81 %
33/4%
22
22%
253%
Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No
par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No
Mays (J W) inc..—
Maytag Co
•
*23 Va
24
43%
.
-
1,000
27
May
—
8%
8%
61%
36%
35
44
44%
8,800
8%
24 %r
*5%-
1%
62%
22%
...«
13/4
Va
61
35 Va
preferred
91%
*8%
8%
63
-..No/par
$3.40
92
25 %
..No par
Corp,—
59
913/4
21%
28 Va
~ ~ ~~~__i
Martin-Marietta Corp „^
60
603/8
91%
433/8
_i
Marquette Cement Mfg
Marshall
"
5
...
1,100
23%
/.
par
Corp
11,600
46%
59%
43
j
—_
34%
46%
22
1
Corp______I
333/4
46%
*243/4
22%
35%
112.50
Co_;„_______No
25
34%
46%
"
5
Moore
Exploration
Oil
Marquardt
25% May 29
42 % Jun 25
17
Oil
&
25
34%
46 Va
91 Va
*62
1
Co.—I~~~T
Shirt———
Maxwell
Marine Midland Corp
Oct
9% Jun
29% Aug 29
Manning
Maracaibo
45% Mar 14
20% May 29
21
51
Mallory (PR) &
14
.60%
83%
10
~ ~
_
25V4
35
*46%
l3/4
preferred—No par
—
25%
x34%
47%
217/a
*91
comll
...
28
7
28
65% Oct
24^8 Jan
convertible
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
Feb
27
25
36
60c
8
*243/4
35
*47
47%
60%
—1..
25
34V4
35%
.
700
24%
25
34 Va
*47
1
Square Garden Corp
Mar
25
24
common.J
Inc
24%
5
Inc 1.
323/4 Feb
Jun
4% Jun
19
Fund
56 Va Mar 12
20% Oct
_] o
_j„50
...
preferred series A——100
Madison
28
25
Co
'
common—
.
Dpc
343/4 Jun
(RH)
4Va7o
47% Nov
9
Inc
preferred—
Madison
3% Mar 27
27% July 19
3
Trucks
5% %
No par
I
20%
..19%
27%
27%
21 Va
IlOO
25.
20
1
B
*86 Va
87
*86%
93%
'
10
20V8
19%
20
19%
20
20
20
2(l00
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
5,000
87
86%
£6%
87V4
87%
87
87
160
Number 6221
196
Volume
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK- EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Apr
Jun
84% Jan
5
5
18 y4 Oct
13% Apr
20
86 y4 Dec
24% Mar 10
3
60
28
88% Nov
Mercantile Stores
13
Merck
23
33% Jan
24
8% May 28
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
&
Co
Co
Inc
Inc
3
Mergenthaler
Linotype
9%/ May 29
3
59% Mar 10
28% Oct
24
52% Jan
12
Mesta
3
70% May
26% Oct
24
58% Feb
15
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
11
15 y4 Dec
3
Aug
8
Machine
10% Jun
79
25
16 % Nov
23
Metromedia
Jun~15
82 y2 Jan
3
88% Jun
19
Metropolitan
May 27
93
19
87
89 »/2 Jan
10
97
78% Sep
12
84% Nov
Sep
78
96
Mar 28
4.35%
81
Jan
8
87
May 28
3
80
July
9
9
84% Oct
3 85 %
13.80%'
84% July
3
2
13
6
Sep
90
.
99
Aug
41% Nov
1 Jan
30% Jan
4
46% Apr
28
100% Aug
94
95 y2 Jan
26
39 % Apr
6
10
58 % Feb
29% May 25
43
Oct 23
9
101% May 24
93% Jan.10
Jan
3
3
Feb
58
% Jan
14
Dec
5
102
2
97 y4 Dec
Miles
30% Aug
170% Mar 10
'
25
70 y8 Oct
24
133% Jan
Oct
2
98% Jan
2
6
29
22% Dec
•
1
23
78
87% Jun
10 1/4 Jan
66% Dec
12
41% Jun
12
14% Oct
34% Sep
20
2
Jan
Sep
16% Sep
20
'
12 %
17% Dec
70% Feb
7
24
24% Jan
4
45% Apr
24
May 29
I5
Jun
21% Oct
19
Jun
28
30 % Dec
12
34% Jan
42% Jun
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
Apr
6
2 % Oct
5% Mar 27
3% Jan
19% Jan
25
22
18 y2 Jun
3
13% Apr
Jan
73% Mar 29
71
Jan
79
12%
65 % Oct
25
Jun
15
13
t22% Mar 20
29
29
35
Jun
25
52 % Jan
2
31
May 28
37% Jan
2
37 % Apr
11
23
12% Feb
28
23
_
20% May 29
124% Dec
20
26% Dec
26% Oct
3
33% Dec
26
•7
101%
16% Aug
8
31% Jan
3
Jan
27
26% Jan
12
8% Aug 10
17% Dec
142% Nov
&
Develonment
39%
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
40
44%
45
44%
44%
45
45%
45
45
3,400
28%
28%
28 74
29%
29
30%
30
30%
29%
30
17,700
36
34%
35%
35 74
3 6 74
35%
367^
35 %
35%
11,100
3%
3,- 600
x35
__5
3%
A_No par
class
Service
x44%
Co
Inc
,_i
Tool
1;
3,500
32 74
22
21%
22
22
22
22
22
22
22 %
2,600
3,000
9%
9%
9%
93/8
9%
9%
*67%
68 74
*6774
68%
*6774
68%
*6774
68 %
78%
79
*78
7974
*78
79%
*78
79%
100
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18
17%
17%
1,400
*12%
13%
12%
12%
*12
13
12 74
12 %
200
7
9%
—
*12%
8%
8%
72"--
49%
50%
75
5,000
or
35 %
35%
34%
34%
;34%
23%
23%
32%
9%
Inc
22%
23%
16%
17%
16%
62%
65%
No par
12
10
H
;
;
.34% Jan
22
-
IIi3
II
7.7
'13% Aug 22
62 % Mar 16
233/B Oct
33 74
30
183/8 Oct-
Corp
8%
8 74
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50
32,700
35%
35%
36%
36 74
36%
36 74
36%
1
3574
35
35
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,900
33%
32%
335'8
33%
34i%
33%
34%
33 3/4
34%
54,900
10%
9%
-9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
74
93/b
22%
22%
233%
22%
23
223/a
22%
6,300
1774
16%
17%
163/4
17%
16"%
17 %
18,800
62
63%
62%
64Va
63%
64%
6T
64
17,300
v
X22
12
National
31% Jan
12
National
45 74
Apr
24
18
Jan
4
1323/4 Jan
2
;7
17
17
17
17
17
16%
5,900
34%
33%
33%
34
34 %
343/4
2,300
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
223/8
22%
22%
23
3,000
23
23%
23
22%
2374
22%
22%
22%
23
2,000
27%
28%
27%
28
28%
28»%
27%
28 %
28 %
28%
2,100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2474
243/4
24%
24%
6,400
18%
19%
is y8
18%
18 74
18 3/4
18%
18%
18
18%
7,800
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
293%
29 3/4
30 %
30%
30%
3,300
541%
54.
54%
"533/4
54%
900
24%
22%
23%
22%
233/8
39,400
2.600
1
5 —
-
" 1
'•
1
x23
i
18% Oct
59% Jan
25 74 Jan
78%
4
9
Nov
5
National
14
National
City
National
Dairy
25
20% Oct
24
■"72
2
1 Aug
1
47'
5
33% Nov
9
22 3/4 May 29
5% Jan
3
53% May
3
Jun
23
93
833/4 Jan
52
3
July
4
30% Apr
7
46 74
Jan
21
54
Nov
Natl
974 Mar 27
5% Oct
24
33 % Oct
24
56% Jan
3
97
Apr
3
93% Jan
5
99 74 Sep
27
78
99% Dec
12
Oct
22
Sep
9% Apr
65% Aug
26
148 % Sep
61
3
151% Jan
2
166% Nov
1313/4 Dec
15
23% Jan
127% Jan
5
138 % Dec
% Oct
26% Oct
24
33 % Oct
24
8
17
36% Aug 30
33 74 Aug
28% July 21
24
1146% Dec
27
553/4 Oct
25
17 74 Nov
6
22% Jan
20
27
24% Sep
15% Jan
6
19% Nov
21
5% Jan
10% Apr
3
163/4 Dec
27 y8 May
11
6
24
16% Jun
21% Jan
3
13
3
54 74 Nov
Mar
80
27% Nov
;
Sugar Ref Co___
Tea
Vulcanized
9%/Mar 29
Natomas
Co__
13
11% Jan
23
2534 Jan
19
45% Nov
31
52
12
15
27
Oct
3
75
May 29
28
Newberry
33/4 %
Co
(J
J)
May 29
417/a Jan
4
N
Chicago & St Louis Co
30
Jun
27
19% Feb
26
New
York
28% Jan
3
443/4 Nov
14
33% Jun
15
433/4 Jan
31
N
State
753/4 Jan
23
81% Feb
27
76% Jun
27
86
3
48% Aug
9
10
75% Mar' 6
37
71
Jun
83
Mar 17
79
Jan
6
88
Apr
3
85
Jan
Jan
4
109
Dec
" 5
104
1
100
98
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
30% Jan
9
97% Aug
103 74 Mar
Nov
Feb
24
8
117
July 18
24
12
Nov
28
133/4 Jan
Jan
26
Mar 14
103
106
2
76
May 22
Jan
3
393/4 July 19
27 74 Jan
10
14
109
Mar
113% Mar
7
114% Mar
6
50% Mar 22
30 % Oct
24
38% Nov
9
25% May 29
72
Jan
12
77% Mar 23
83
Jun
27
89
82
July
83
July 11
5
85% Jan
8
91% Apr
Jan
3
89
Nov
14
86
Jan
93% May 31
93 7/2 Nov 28
3414 Dec
13
19% May 29
5
30% Dec
28
1574 Jan
3
33% July 20
23% Jan
4
35
78
Aug
7
23
May 29
26
May 29
42% Dec
21% Jan
4174 Jan
For
37% May 17
69% Nov 14
footnotes,
see
page
19
10
33 % Jan
40 74 Dec
39
Dec
43% Dec
24
31
12
'
1%
l3/a
*72
13/8
1%
1%
13/8
1%
1,400
2%
2%
1,600
*12%
12 74
1%
1%
Ry
73%
*72
57£%
preferred,,,
1
92
91%
107
*1061%
108
106%
10674
*104
104%
104%
104%
2074
20%
20%
5.200
26
25%
26
3,500
104'/4
106
12,300
107
*106%
25%
*23
*13%
__50c
19
26
27
107
24%
106 %
*23
*13%
13%
_
$4.08
$4.11
$4.16
Power
574%
25
31% Jan
2
Northwestern
n
59% Jan
2
Norwich
19
183/4
X67%
68 3/8
673/4
233/8
23%
23
8%
*73
74%
43%
42%
8 74
74%
43%
*108%
110%
*105
107%
35%
36
36%
37
107 3/4
108
8%
73
43%
*109
108%
*105
3674
20%
*25%
105%
86
9174
106 3/4
*9174
92
200
I
900
230
140
23%
8'4
*22%
23'4
133%
13%
13%
200
183/4
19
18%
18%
1.800
6834
23
18%
x
68 %
68 %
68%
27.900
24%
7,300
22%
*13%
23%
814
23
25
8%
73
73
73
43%
43%
4474
110
110
110
24
*8 74
8%
600
1,700
*73
74 V2
100
44
44 74
10,400
*109 74
110
200
190
108%
*108
1081/2
108
108%
IO71/2
*105
107 %
*105
10772
60
36%
36
373/8
3774
37%
32,700
3434
35
34%
34%
9,700
78
34
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
77 74
77%
78%
78%
78%
350
77%.
*77Va
78
76%
100
913/4
913/4
913/4
*91%
92%
*913/4
92%
*91%
92 >4
160
913/4
*91
92
170
com
100
90 3/4
90%
91
91
*91
92
*91
92
100
*91 %
92 74
91%
91%
*913/4
92%
*91 3/4
92 74
93%
*93
933/4
*93
253/4
27'%
25
26
56.800
38%
39%
38%
38%
25,900
371/2
37%
37
37 %
5.600
*43%
43%
43%
43%
4,700
21
21
20%
20%
900
40%
41%
40
40%
5.500
_ioo
*93
933/4
Inc
&
Pharmacal
1.
263/4
39
x37%
38%
38a/4
4074
37%
X37
37 74
37
39
43%
43%
Wire Co
Co
10
37%
37%
5
62 74c
42%
*93
2634
273/4
37/3
933/4
26%
253/4
,25
com
*93
253/4
1
preferred,
Steel
26%
107%
*84
—100
Bancorporation
173/4 Jun
23
20%
13%
110%
^
26
10574
104%
13%
_I_,5
Co
20%
18%
*10674
-
*104
13%
110
!
Airlines
conv
247b
107%
preferred
Northwest
26
107%
110%
Northrop Corp,
Northwest
21%
110
preferred
preferred
12
105
107
19%
43%
100
preferred
preferred
12
*73
107
_100
Ry—
670
91%
106
100
85
93
25
1
77
85
93
25
preferred—,,,
77
85%
93
qo
21
preferred
77%
77%
85
*104
10
5.60%
771/8
77%
*106 74
__50
5.80%
73
78
85
213/4
Northern Natural Gas Co
*72
110
19,800
73
n
10
Ry
45% "45%
85
8%
Central-
73%
'
.700
3,300
77 74
104%
;_1
45%
-
7734
21 %
common
*83
85
77%
104%
Co
•
;■
45%
393/a
85
.,
*84
68%
313/4 Sep
25.
25,300
23%
$4.10
86
38%
83/b
$3.60
30
38 i/a
23%
78 3/4 Mai: 23
Nov
39
67%
93
88
38%
1
85% Jan
May 11
39
^7
73% July 23
11
38%
Corp
States
7
38%
Corp
Northern
29
393/8
38%
Car
American
37% Mar 16
Nov
34,000
American Coal
Pacific
:
16
5
preferred-
Northern
44% Jan
86% Dec
83 3/8 Jan
Western
4
.
15%
,_100
Corp,.;
American Aviation,,,,
Northern
6
11
26
161/8
l3/8
100
preferred
Norris-Thermador
65% Jan
Oct
15'A
38 %"
___100
6%
May 16
Sep
&
Adjustment
69
Jun
15%
45%
11
107
15%
45%
Jan
107'
153/a
*723%
North
102
29%
15
73
North
6
293/4
15%
46
North
Jun
30%
45%
2
112
1,800
6.300
/
15%
*723/4
30
113% Mar 13
30
46
25
5
29%
30
453/4
Apr
5
29 ^
30
40
Jan
6
94
45%
83
7
-
2,600
93%
43%
391/2
Norfolk
48 % Apr
'
94%
441/4
83
4
34% May 29
3,700
941/4
40
30
12
45
83
72 % Jan
12
94%
44%
39%
15
6
933/4
45
83
109% Jan
May 29
65%
85
9
4
88%
39%
4.85%
preferred,,,,^,,
Niagara Share Corp^,,
Nopco Chemical Co____
48
94%
443/8
30
100
Jan
6.500
64 74
39%
preferred
24
43%
*86
65
39
5.25%
25
88%
*83
4
153/4 Jun
43V4
43%
6334
29%
933/4
46%
'
43%
*86
21,800
43%
94 74
45 74
100
27
653/4
23%
83%
preferred
Sep
88%
2,500
80
23 %
23%
3934
4.10%
14
64%
*78
1,200
3,400
6,400
83%
27
3
65
80
23%
7%
38%
Gas
preferred,
12% July
43%
*86
88%
*7
7%
com_No par
Electric
preferred,,,—
May
43%
44
64%
23%
3,000
100
preferred.:
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred,,
:
100
Y
9
26
43 74
*86
*78
80
23%
233/4
94
'
$3.75
4
23
23%
64%
*78
80
9,800
2%
38% Feb
July
32%
*78
80
7%
13 %
12 74
27% Jan
Nov
41%
31%
33 %
15
3.60%
May 17
40%
42 %
7Va
1,400
73/8
13 %
21/4
25
Sep
13%
13 %
12 'A
23
July
7%
13%
'
21/4
6% Oct
108% Jan
7%
133/b
.7 7a
13%/
12%
19% Oct
Oct
7%
17 74
2%
13
108
17%
774
17%
3.400
24,800
18 74
12%
24
21
12
46% Dec
17%
*17 5/s
'2%
18% Sep
30
14%
18
12%
5
•
15
173/4
2%
28
64
14%
*12 74
22
143/4 Dec
15
23/B
63% Dec
41% Apr
17%
12%
29
107
15
173/4
5
3.90%-
109% Jan
23,800
19%
14%
Shipbuilding Corp
Jun
21
343/8 May 15
18
_
85% July 31
6
21
3
4.600
353/8
19 %
2%
4
Nov
41%
35
19%
12%
23
Jun
Brake
16% Oct
24
57% Jun
30
July
Feb
94
18
26
26
86
2
.
733/4 Feb
79
26
3
Jan
■
48% Apr
May 28
67% Jun 28
40%
37
17%
tN Y New Haven & Hartford_No par
JPrel'erred 5%
series A
100
18% Jan
41%
35
15
CentraLRailroadH~I~~l
21
40%
173/4
633/4
York
Dec
41
37
31%
New
8
600
30 34
12
2
20
29
32
20% Jan
Jan
-
74
400
313/4
14
3% Jan
*28%
*28
20
139
313/4
_1
_
Air
2
2 8 54
1434
32%
York
26
28%
15
88%
1% Jun
28%
16,100
32,700
27
27
,
18
44%
1 % Nov
26%
*137%
137%
18
44
24
103
36%
*86
23
82
40
36%
20
4% Jan
14
40%
36
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mining Corp common
10
83/a Jan
76% Jan
28%
40
24
7
137%
166
166
167%
*166
x26%
<
27
28%
23%
Y
1«7%
139
27
41
41%
New
Apr
27
373/4
*78
3974 Mar 21
72
167%
139
*26%
41%
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
27
11
1653/4
31%
1
100
New
2% Dec
Sep
71 % Sep
68%
40%
I
common_No par
•
39% Aug 28
:
-67 %
17
3
68
683/4
42
25
3 8 3/4 Jan
671/2
17
4 % convertible preferred™,
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Docic__l--
3
68%'
42
20
May
6874
*165%
*137%
v
171/4
Nov
-
68%
41%
Jan
9
*
'
2,700
I- «oo
98 74
67%
1774
97
10
40%
*971/2
41%
5474
2
40%
981/2
7%
1
1% July
401/2
*97%
171/4
65% Aug
28
140
98%,
7%
3
Mar 22
41%
17%
43% Jan
46
73/4
40%
*97%
'7%
7%
Newmont
27
48
7%
413/a
98%
17%
New
35% Jun
7 U/4
8
1,700
7,900
lb,j.ud
7%
20
10% Jun
30
17%
86 7/2 Feb
Mar 21
49%
29%
7%
17%
86% May 10
22
49%
29%
133/4
5074 Feb
July 18
491/4
29%
73/4
92
7%
May 29
15 %
92%
491/4
29%
283/4
17 %
Aug 23
22
'
91 %
49%
29 7V
40 74
1
;w.
preferred
92
92
:
48%
*91
14%
II-IIIIIIIIIs
Co
Co
513/4 Sep
Jun
24,300
13%
Inc
83
26
24
7'%
1136
Jan
233/4
13 %
1
2
241%
7%
7
5
23%
17%
76% Sep
Jun
24%
7%
86
36% May 29
23%
17%
9
85
13,000
1
-
3/
12
64 %
17%
63 % Jan
24
63
Co_IIIl
79% Jan
Dec"
64%
35%
"""
4
i.__
Fibre
;
Meter
2
26% Mar 27
62 3%
91
137%
27;
283/4
"v
II__IIHI_l5
Power
6
Jan
81% Mar
19% May 29
7,000
61%
63%
1
..
Neptune
Nevada
233/8
29
68%'.
67%
No par
Co
Corp
Neisner Bros
9
28
2174
22%
40%
98%
*97%
5^"
Corp.;—,,
National
Nov
Nov
2174
22%,
49
70/8
167%
Nautec
21%
223/4
*97%
*
139
National
Mar 19
21
22%
90
28%
7%
41%
*26%
2
13% Oct
7%
41%
.
*166
16
21
.
*13774
Steel
22% Jari
26,000
21
;84
74;
*48
92%
49
29%
100
B__,__L
National
39
Jan
28%
iqo
preferred
National
23% Feb
22,700
-
'
8
25
*90%
*48%
10
,
20
22
14,500
12%
82
24%
National Linen
30
42%"
62
100
421/4
11%
22 Vz
__50
42 V2
8174*
21
:
42
1234
22%
1951.
29%
84
21
Co,,,—_
29%
82 %
22%
23%
2974
12
20%
24%.
45% Feb
6%
6
74
50% Apr
12%
82%
22%
62%
.24% Feb
10% Oct
9
29 74 Jan
10
12
833/4
210/s
233/4
preferred A_;
6%
42%
123/a
22%
61%
29'%
29%
291/4
42
'
20%
Service Corp
,1
National-Standard Co___
___,10
National Starch & Chemical
50c
5
30
35 74 Jgn
9
5 74 May 28
5
26
1%
42 3/8
12%
X82%
;
61
2
Jun
1574 Jun
29% Apr 28
93/4 Jan
1
Apr
X413,4
423/4 '
i.5
1574 May 29
13 % Oct 24
15
22% Jan
'32
293/8
_l
General Corp,,,,—,
_i
Gypsum Co common
$4.50. preferred_^_____*
No par
National Lead Co common
j_5
National
4
Jan
154% May 18
3
124 74 Aug
36 74 Jan
98
2974
12 3/4
National
17
17
90% Aug 25
29%
41%
23%
853/4
(conv)__
Fuel .Gas
21
Corp eom_5
Chem
preferred
National
*
*54
23%
23%
74 '
2,000
"■>8%
9
9
9
54%
5474
12%
Inc—__
pfd series .of
4%%
2
1:
.,
9\
:
83 %
Products,.
&
9'I >
55
No par
Lines
Distillers
,4%%
Mar 23
;
303A Jan
29
.5,
Castings. Co
23% Dec
46 % Jun
5
10
_
-293/4 Feb
23 3A Jan
82 74 Aug 25
Co—
24
23
27
"
•
22%
^egisterl,x__II_H5
18% May 29
30% May 11
92% Feb
Hi
_
.
55
16%
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rt-rH v tW
V...
.-
.'tslwiv;
9
1
Corp_
Cash
3A
16%
5
Can
5,300
34
4
Biscuit
National
,
9
17
___
Aviat/ion Corp—
National
4,000
34%
No par -
Airlines
.National
5,400
16%
N
■
1,500
9%
34
America_I_IIIHio
,
•
_5
National Acme Co__
2474 Dec
Apr, 12
26% Feb 28
4
;
,•:/.
Natco
"/
10
-Inc,—II, -
of
13%
12,600
9%
-
lire) v
Co,——
&
9%
10
17%
25
Corp,,'
Corp
45%
313/4
No par
Mueller- Brass1 Co___
Murray
45
31%
.
68%
60IIIIII
19
46
31%
78%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines—
Wheel
45%
22
*67%
Co,
shares
Inc
46
31%
*76%
7l_T
No par
Mining & Chemical—• -■
(John)
3 74
3 74
3%
,
45
32%
21%
-
No par
A
Industries
3
44%
31%
100
Chemical
(5
2%
44%
32%
-common_l5
___—
shs
3 74
45
31%
6.25
Co,
3
3%
2,300
,,,100
Machine
class
39%
46%
ic
__
preferred
preferred
RR
40
45%
5
Cement
Industries
40
Co_
RR,_
RR
25
May 29
2,400
1
Jun
9% May 29
24
9,700
21,200
'
7,100
Power
Corp
20
663/4 Oct
81
18%
%
9,500
19% May 19
30
83
80'/a
18%
Feb
7
4
61% Jan
17%
81%
81
18%
29
25
18
83
19 %
1
11% Jun
17%
82%
*80%
8,400
18%
33
10
1,400
•
19
Nov
22
210
V
25%
18%
14%
30;
25
19
Paper___2.50
Light___No par'
Murphy Co (G C
Murphy Corp77__7
8 74 Nov
18 74
17%
101
■
■--4.
26 %
18%
Munsingwear
43% Jun
101
.'
19%
Ontario
12
1
102
25%
18%
&
29% Mar 21
4
*10074
54,100
26 % Sep
59% Mar
101
17%
2
1874 Apr
100%
5574
May 28
4
10172
40
16 3/8
Nov
2'
Jan
2,600
53 %
(jS
47
23,900
51%
■
,
",,9% Nov
37%
51
54%
23
4
37
52
16 %
Amer
Mar 26
28% Jan
3774
51%
*100
v
15
23
'
37
52
53 %
Mountain Fuel Supply
M S L industries Inc__7
21
36%
5174
14%
Motor
11
100%
36%
/,
55
4
30% Dec
100%
'100%
36%
51%
14 74
4
26% May 22
100%
J~
•
lOOVa
51
53 34
17%.Deer
5
102
X35%
51%
141/4
Motorola
31
*100
*99
37 as
54 %
89% Mar 14
17% Jan
102
99%
36%
10
20
53 74
48% Oct
20% Jan
85
14%-
22
31
*83
14%
68'A Sep
11% Jan
32
85
56%
Morrell
.41% Jan
*83;
54%
Motec
24
85
v.
86%
*13%
22
May 29
*83
97
86
No par
15
May 29
85
>.
*95 %
;
No par
Enterprises Inc.
Mining & Mfg___
18% Jan
18% Oct
*83
-51
Montana Power Co
24
10
85
84
3374 Mar 13
29
87%
80%
36% Jan
-
97
82%
Class B
8% Oct
-
250
88
*86
,
80%
11% May 29
20y2 Mar 17
4
44% Dec
86 %
87' %
*95%
87%
80
17% Oct
41% May
86 74
18,800
3,000
97
17%
16
♦
6,200
*86
83 74
20
4
15%
*9574
'*
17%
37% Feb
9
1574
87 %
95 74
80
28% Apr
3
16
*86
!•: 95%
82%
28
•
29,100
87%
18%
25
16% Jan
33%
97
99%
:
'*
preference,,,,100^
17% Dec
29% Jan
88
11%
31
33V4
15%
'
113/8
30%
33%
*83
-
10
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
42"% Mar 26
24
88
I.
;r" 88
15%
81%
Monsanto
24% Oct
3
*87
15%
15 %
ll3/4
31 %
3374
,
*86'
100
21
May
*15 %
15%
88
-
*
V.
'-95%
-
100
9% Sep
25% Sep
100
113/s
"3 4 74"
83%
Monon
11
-
15
•*87
-
600
30%
31%
33%
33%
807-2
Monarch
20% Oct
1
11%
30%
1
33%
17%
29
15
11%
x30% ' 3174
•
81%
convertible
3%%
Nov
Mar
22,700
6774
4,20%
10% Nov
Feb
5,400
12 %
26 74
Mohasco
14
,17%
233/4
12 %
66%
Public
15
/. 34%
23
12%
25%
Missouri
_
22
30
23%
12%
66%
Portland
Oct
39% Jan
23%
12%
25%
Montecatini
30y4 Dec -26
23%
V 1274
66%
Pacific
May 29
23%
12 %
25
Missouri
5
28
23 %
67%
Missouri
7% Jun
29
88%
11%; 11%
33%
35
,^.,100
Inc_i_
Missouri-Kan-Tex
19
43% Nov
3
88
27%
5
4
9y4 Jun
1
89%
66%
1
58% Aug 23
39
Mar 10
14
20
*88%
24%
,
75% May 28
Mar 28
.
89%
2
3
.
11%
32%
32%
.
■!>•'
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
2
,25% Jan
,11% Apr 19
69 % May 11
^0 " Oct 10
25
11%
7.
- -
15
par
_____100
Mission
10 y2 Jan
21
,
23 %
12%
-
"pfdllOO--
1
Mission
19% Apr
13% Jan
3
24
12%
-
*88 7/2
II.10
Mar
,42
7% May 29
4
Jan
62
26% July
23%
Utilities lnc_
4% Jan
35% Jun
26% Jun
8
*
89%
preferred,
51 % Mar
22
14
26% Oct
4
7
Dec
47
21
42% May 15
50% Nov
20
Jan
*88%
i
preferred
Minnesota
May 29
34
.
88%
_
Minnesota
34
31
13,600
88%
Minnesota
6
6% Dec
1,700
793/8
Minn
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
32% Aug
22%
78%
Inc_IlNo
Edison -3.90%
Oil
Corp
Laboratories
3%
44
44% Jan
22 74
7934
Minerals
2
14
35% Jan
8% Dec
22%
79
& Chem Philipp Corp__I1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_l.50
5
Mar 19
'
35% Jan
37'/a Apr
34% Jan
22%
80
Midwest
40% Feb
24
109 y2
19 y8 Jan .'3
123% Dec 19
22%
79
___
70% Feb .' 8
23
13% Oct
55
17
Nov
58
4
22 74
79%
Corp comilion___w_l5
5%%- 1st preferred^
100
16 '/a Oct
39 % Jan
Shares
22%
Midland-Ross
;
the Week
78%
preferred,,;.,,
■
Dec. 13
22%
25c
Co_
Inc
South
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 14
Thursday
81
Co,,
preferred
4.45%
Middle
"<
22%
12.50
of benef'cl int
41% Jan
Dec. 12
79%'
Scott
45'A Jan
Wednesday
Dec. 11
*22%,
No par
Merritt-Chapman &
Mesabi Trust—Units
2
Tuesday
10
16%c
/; $3.50 preferred
Aug 17
Dec.
.1.83%
common
.14% Jan
11
Monday
par'
EXCHANGE
94% Mar 23
25
11
95%
20
974 Jan
Dec~12
37% Dec
Oct~30
75
Feb
28
18% May 28
74
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 19G1
Lowest
43%
21%
21%
40
40%
42%
*2174
40
43 %
21%
211/4
21%
40%
40%
41%
9134
91%
60
93%
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
(2498)
22
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Previous
Range Since
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Tuesday
Dec. 11
Dec. 13
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
Friday
the Week
Dec. 14
Thursday
Dec. 13
Wednesday
Dec. 10
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
AND1 HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Shares
O
35% Jan
52% Nov
16
38
89
Jan
95% Feb
23
92
79
Jan
83% Nov
8
Dec
27
100
93 Vb Jan
90% Jan
95
49
Nov
16 Va Apr
29
97% July
95% Nov
15
4.24%
24
41
Feb
26
Oklahoma
26
7
27
28 % Feb
20
19
82 % Oct
26
104
18
120% Apr
4
6
98
14 Va Jan
13
12Va Oct
5
Jan
3
24% Mar
14
25% Jan
2
87% Feb
13
Jun
25
96
Jan
14
115
Jan
25
43
97% Jan
16
28
15
26
25
Oct"20
47
33% Dec
21
34% Dec
52
23
65%
May 29
30 % Jan
48 % Apr
3
141% Jap V 5
3
5% Jan
18 3
b
177
8 %
14
16% Sep
8
6
,
3
45% Nov
11
9
40
11% Jan
32% Jan
101
101%
32
32 Vt
19
13
Consolidated
Tin
1
Packaging Corp of America
3
Packard-Bell
12
East
May
Pictures
Davis
5%
2
28 % July
12
Mar 29
& Ford
4.68%
3
17
2
20
Pennsylvania
38% Mar 22
Penn
101% May 25
10 Va Nov
2
3
58% Dec
12
Sep
27
50 % Jan
24
July 24
59% Nov
8
33
Oct
24
63% Apr 20
25
Jun
22
58
9%
10 %
113/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
'11%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
22
43,100
68 %
673A
70 "A
68 'A
69 %
67%
68 54
26,900
*95 Va
97 Va
96 Vb
353/8
35%
35%
36
36%
35%
36 %
25%
24%
25
243A
25
24%
48
48
47 Vb
47%,
30'A
303/8
173/b
17%
17%
7 3/4
44%
44%
43%
443A
1
100
Dec
4% %
101% July 13
12
99
Jan
15
14
13% Jun
25
19 Va Jan
2
20
18% Oct
24
42
Feb
13
23
57% Mar 15
1
62% Jan 15
34% Mar 20
53% Nov 24
33 % Oct
46% Jan
3
65 % May 16
44% Oct
30 % Jun
29
35% Nov 27
25
96
Sep
3
98
Jun
1
82
July 10
6
96
8
101
103% Mar 29
12
80'/a Sep 22
91% July 5
85
100
100
Mar
Dec
Aug 14
33% Jan
3
104% Mar
78% Jan
84% Nov
5
125
86
12
51% Sep
14% Jan
25
3
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
44% Jan
4
76% Dec
94
3
99
Dec
24
8
84% Feb
Oct
42
24
15% Oct
24
6
40
Oct
24
28
97
Feb
6
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
18% Jun
27
39% Jan
10
68 % Oct
27
30 % Oct
23
18% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
38
81% Aug 23
75
Dec
12% Oct
11% Oct
67
88% Mar 21
88
27
Apr
64
123
131
Nov
21
79% Feb
Sep 27
62% Dec
8
4
17
100 3
28
Sep
28
22
126% Aug 21
81
139
50
51'A
x48
50,
*49
50
3
Dec
5
55% Jan
5
96 Va Jan
5
175
#eb~13
14
523A
52 3A
50
17% Jan
88
3
Apr
19
33 % Jan
3
4,800
44%
51,900
,_12.50
52%
533/b
52%
53%
53
No par
29%
303/8
293/8
30%
293A
100
preferred
Reading Corp
Morris
Inc
(NY)
Heusen
Pittsburgh
)
101 % Nov
Jan"~3
70%
28
Jan
30% Apr
3
8
83
% Jan
3
86
Jan
10
102
Jan
3
104% Jun
29
70% Aug
7
21 % Jan
21
"...
8
87
56% Jun
16
53%
*99»A
29
293A
29%
413/4
42%
423/4
2
19
Public
Service
17
Public
Serv
29
July 24
31% May 14
$1.40
7
85
Jan
92
4.08%
88% Nov
87
17
22
Nov
22
108% Dec
2
90% July 17
104
106
7
Mar 29
9
23% Apr
7
May 17
22% Nov
16
Jan
14
3
Jan
5
Jun
Jun
29
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
22% Jan
21
19
July 25
5% Oct
May 12
29
24
4
84% Apr
33% Jan
;
87% Aug 14
84
3
43'/a Oct
31 % May 29
11
Jun
18
Apr
Nov
20
94 %
May
98
Nov
21
109
Apr
10
110% Feb
35
7
15
Nov
21
79% Apr
24% Apr
5.28%
42
27
39% Jun
14
Dec
15
71/4
33
58V4
V
75
52 Vb
7%
7%
41
*121 Va
,
*133
40
40
33%
57%
59V4
Co„
143
16%
16%
92
92
'
43
43%
'
10
No par
73%
26%
-
100
100
.'i
._100
100
No par
com
-
66V4
30
91
*93%>
*96%
*106Va
108%
32 Vt
66%
30
*91
91%
*94
95%
*96Va
97%
*106% 107%
108% 108%
33
34
3Va%
4.32%
preferred
preferred—
8
4.16%
preferred
10 % Feb
21
Publicker Industries Inc
common—5
6
Jan
23
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
*84
43% J?n
38%
20%
85Va
387/s
20%
24 Va
34%
36
88
30
23% May
2
8
23
38 Va Mar
9
Pullman
25
37
Mar 27
Pure Oil
Pu"et
Sound
Pulp & Timber Co_^_3
Inc
No par
.
_
_
5
77 Vt
*24
*23
25 Va
.
27%
66%
30
91
95
97%
107%
108%
33%
84
38%
20 A
15
.
16
92
42Vb
<73%
27%
73
27
66%
30 Vt
91%
95
97Va
*106% 107Va
*108% 109
32
33 Va
66%
' 30%
*91
*93%
*96%
*24Va
*23
6
8
38 A
,,
Zc
25Va
24%
6 /8
8
38
32,000
18%
19
1,400
3,300
53
52%
*99 Va
100%
30 Vt
29%
30%
43%
42 Va
42 7
b
12,000
13%
13%
13%
2,600
72%
*72%
74
71
*67%.
71
14%,
*14%
14%
■
9,700
100
.
i
3,900
100
134%
133,%
133%
52%
53 Va
52 %
53%
14,500
7%
7%
7%
7%
10,000
39%
39 %
*39
40
40
40
34
34
*121%
58
42 Vb
72
23,590
33%
4,200
183,800
/'. 1,600
33
"
15 Va,
15%
93 Vt
92
92%
42 Va
41%
42
9,600
72
73
17,800
27%
18,800
.16
.
20
5,400
58%
105
139%- 142%
34 Vt
*92'A
121%
58%
143%
*15%
2,600
104
105
140 Vb
-
1,300
33%
121%
.59
,33%
200
40%
33%
*40
'
123
7
105
105
15%
92
10
51'a
*133%
53Va
7%
39%
41
34%
123-
33%
33%
140Vb 142%
'■'■42%
43%
73%
6
24 Vb
,34%
7
>
16
79%
24Va
23%
84
38%
*20 A
1
85 Va
53 Va
147/s
59%
59
105
93
6
6Vt
100
—25
25
■
78
24%
23%
77 Vt
24Va
23%
11
*
7Vi
39%
40%
34
*121%
58%
33%
140%
73
26%
27%
66%
29%
com—No par
7%
106
*92
42
52 %
40
106
15%
74
5
100
Ind
•
34Vb
com_No par
Colorado
Gas
preferred
of
106
33%
1373/4
'
7
52%
86%
* 84 V2
50 Va
'
100 Va
*68
*133Va 134 Va
134 %
x33Vb
136%
106
:
14%
143/8
40%
40%
33%
34
*121% 123
124
13
20% Oct
28% Jun
24
of
preference
preferred
preferred
Co
14%
14%
Feb
24
1117% Oct
lfun~12
•»?% O-t
31% Se'»
Co
Elec &
Serv
71
1
4.30%r preferred—
5.05% preferred—
Public
74
*67%
41
5%% sf pref_100
div
4.18%
*723/4
71
40
1.25
Power
133/4
74
*67%
133% /133 %
52%
53%
:_l
—
133/s
13%
*723A
14%
1
Procter & Gamble—_j
92 % Jan
69
6
Dec
78
25
32% Apr
92 % Nov
106
25
13%
13%
100
*86
j
13%
43 Va
71
9,600
42%
30 3A
43
74
25,100
■'
72%
30%
42
*68
60
106
*105
29%
53
29
*72%
*
*99 Va
54
100%
2
lo
Electric
49 '/a May 29
Nov~14
19%
53%
——
Potomac
53
19 Vb
100 Va
preferred
Inc
Corp—•
Porter Co Inc (HK)
7
51%
19
52%
Poor & Co—
5
523/8
19
*99 Vt
Co
Polaroid
22
8
20 '/a Jun
Mar 15
43
Jan
18%
50%
19
54%
Jan
21
18%
53%
100%
130
95% Mar
51%
52%
53%
14
47 Va Mar
84 Va
85
74
*99 Vt
common—
convertible
86%
84 Va
74 Va
86 Va
24
$3.50
7414
86
120
3712
73%
*83%
25
Plough
37 VB
75
*85%
Oct
"■'■v
38%
74'A
743A
,Jun
3
105 Va
37%
84 Va
81% Jun
3
105 Va
38%
86%
88
29
106
37%
l
Forgings
(The)
106
38
72 %
13
4
105
x37
*83 %
Nov~28
35% Mar 29
105
40%
*85 Va
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred100
1
20
106
75 Vb
No par
210
100 Va
87
84
13 3A
100%
86%
*99 Va
_No par
^
370
99 l/2
86 Va
100%
863A
86
19%
86%
*99%
86%
-No par
.—
86%
100
863A
85
51%
9,300
101%
52%
30
100
86%
73%
1
Corp
common—
100%
100
*83
Dec
73
81 % Aug
38 Vt
5
$4.80 preferred (conv)-
8
99%
*100%
101 %
9,100
29%
101%
53 Va
29%
30
10o
Petroleum
Co
:
-105
100 Va
100%
53%
29 V2
100%
53
53 %
101 Va
100
5
common
preferred
series preferred——
preferred—
86 3/4
100
—100
50c
preferred
&
100%
100
,
Pittsburgh Coke <fc Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
18
900
16%
26%
135
24
100%/ "
*99%
16%
Piper Aircraft Corp_
Pitney-Bowes
Inc-
1
May 28
3,800
43%
238%
13% Oct
90% Oct
700
'
26%
Pittston Co
32
.
16%
Jan
4
*99%
101
■i
49%
26%
May 11
4
48%
100 Va
9,300
53
*52V2
51
45%
78
Dec
*993/4
101
53
50 %
14,600
13%
13%
:■
14 VB
*52 Va
-
40
45%
16%
122
97 % Oct
48%
49%
52 Vt
51
14
14%
52%
13,000
13,700
V
43%
6
50
*99%
101
14
r
44
44%
46 Va
*
50 %
43%
•
"
5011
49%
44
26 Va
Inc
25
22% Mar 30
700
.
45%
Co
&
19% Jan
Jan
.
44%
$4
4
9
34% Nov
./
45%
Phillips
24
221
35
*49
2:50
45 Va
14
44% Jun
8
43%
46%
48
116% Mar
21% Nov
120
*34%
470
44 Va
Phillips-Van
Jan
54
51,800
46'A
Pillsbury
55% Jan
.42%
14
14
22
/
45%
52%
13
Oct
*49
51
43%
52%
27
5
35
280
13%
50
49%
49%
45%
14
Feb
12% Jan
36% Oct
35
42%
common—]
79% Dec
22
12
24
343/4
44%
j
463A
*99%
35 Va
43 Va
45
21
9% Jan
113
5% Oct
Jan
65% Jan
61
Aug 11
46% July 21
44
1
*49
;_i
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co_
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%%
1st serier prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
_100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
17% May 17
9% Oct 30
44
48%
49
50
100
'
99%
13%
13%
~
1
100
3.00%
22
67% Feb
35%
13%
13 3/s
36
93%
13%
102%
45%
2
May
24
133/8
100
12,600
101 %
33 %c
(Chas)
4%
16% May 15
43% Oct
100
*35%
13
100
103
993/b
100 3/a
500
33%
33
33%
102%
16%
4
Jan
1013A
103
8
33 Vb
101 Va
5,300
32% ..■32%
33%
*33
14,700
•;>'
26 3A
Philip
11
Jan
37%
16 Va
'
65% Mar 19
23
37
26
27
86% Mar
12% Jun
21
18% Mar 16
23
Aug
37%
16%
4.68%
41 % Jan
36 3/a
Phila Electric Co common
59% Mar 14
Jan
37
Phelps-Dodge Corp
5
26% Apr
X36%
26
87% Mar 27
69
4434
16%
4.30%
100% Nov
44%
25%
Phila
19
443/4
17
Pfizer
2
112% Jan
433/8
26%
31
24
44
16%
13
61% Oct
83% Mar 16
May
Sep
Jan
433/8
103
36%
48%
710
44
100
13%
X42%
44
44%
103
36 %
44
44%
33%
13%
44 Va
44%
33%
preferred
Jan
44
44
25%
3.80%
81
10,600
200
1,600
-
1
28
106
16.800
8'
7%
8
24,300
26%
5
88 % Nov
8
17 3-8
30 %■';
17 V'8
17%
73/4
8
7%
,
17
17%
17%
8
293'4
*26
43%
■
33 Va
Inc
preferred
24
17%
7%
8
32%
33 %c
Pennutit
4.40%
Aug.23
Jan
11,600
333A
preferred—
Corp of America
Pfaudler
7
100
18%
32 Vb
Petroleum
103% Nov
82
July 16
80% July 25
3
30
% Jan
Feb
Nov
6
26% Oct
29
7A% Jan
7'
May 29
26%
18
33V4
5%
convertible preferred
50
Pet Milk Co common
—No par
19% Dec
26%
18%
36%
Permanente
49% Apr
15
26%
*18%
*31%
19% Mar 15
15% Sep 26
94% Feb
26%
18 3/8
333/8
59% Mar 23
32% Sep
30% Jan
26%
18
39
15
31
26%
18
31%
24
66% Jan
26%
32%
49% Oct
24
•■..
„
26%
*26
3 7 3/4
12% Jun
35% Oct
26
17%
17%
99%
600
30 3/4
26
173/4
27
103
47%
48
30%
26 3/8
26
27
48,000
48
•
*253A
*47
8,100
•
26
31%
.
20
A
30%
x30 %
30 3/8
No par
Pepsi-Cola Co—u
Corp
8,000
26
■•49
30%
3
l.
14,500
24/8
37%
:
Co
97
*95
96 %
95
35%
25
1
No par
100
100
10
Inc
Cement
9 Vb
9
9%
8%
36%
Corp
com
Perkin-Elmer
2
Jan
~
.350
21%
50
1
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastetri Ry Co
52% Mar 19
Apr 30
50% Feb 16
51
6,100
83/4
1
Sand
Peoples Drug Stores
16'%
11%
5
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
2
15 3/4
.
253A
1
4.40%
2
3,200
16%
35%
*95%
25
4%%
106 % May 25
3
5%
147%',
8 3/s
x95
Corp
Glass
Power & Light
5%
11%
9
98 Va
Co
C)
5,800
*146%
53/8
16 Va
67
common
Chemicals
Pennsalt
Jan
34% Feb
54% Jan
(J
9,000
13,100
-
12%
11%
1
Inc
55/a
16%
68 s/8
preferred
conv
Penney
41
18% Feb
Fruit Co
5%
16%
22
—
Penn
14
20
1,900
25,400
147%
147
147
53/8
67%
prior preferred
conv
Penick
Jan
Nov
13%
32
163A
21 %
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp:
July 25
76
13%
31%
1
Co_:
&
2
95
3
200
13%
32
55/8
1
Corp
4
Nov
37% Jan
19
13 Va
31%
5%
No par
___100
Pendleton Tool Industries
36
12
2,100
■
10
13%
147
146%
21 %
Inc
Line
Pipe
preferred
4%
Paramount
Parke
48
43% Jap
*18%
/
:-
101
13%
13%
16%
17
83A
70c
Sulphur
World Airways
Amer
163A
50c
Electronics
American
Pan
146%
5%
53A
5
Corp
.
46
19
*185/8
19
1,700
31%
*100%
Pacific
5
52% Jan
39% May 29
37
Jun
3
*18%
101
31%
31%
101
*100%
12
48'A Jan
22 I
19
13%
11,200
13,000
1C0%
1003/4
31%
60
74 Va
146 %
25
31% Oct
*18 3/s
13%
.
145%
27% Jan
19 % Jan
28% May 29
*100%
■
3,300
59%
72
.
26
49
May 29
32
101
101
19
%
y
31 Va
*100'A
100 %
100%
101
*100
73%
32%
23% Jun
Dec
33
60 Vb
72
59%
98 %
59
102 %
32%
593/8
1
23,100
■'
21%
18% Dec
3
73%
74 Vb
58%
25% Jun
6
Dec
101% Jun
3
60%
73
„
32 %
97% Jun
94% Sep 19
90% Jan
5
21
59 Vt
74
5
37
23
21
60 Vb
73
No par
May 31
23
21
59 %
74%
No par
«
23
21
60%
Transportation
40
21%
21
59%
Parmalee
24
14%
21
Peabody Coal Co common
8
14%
14%
11
22
143A
14%
21 Va
38% Mar 15
26
14'A
14%
31
Oct
10,300
54%
Jan
7% Oct
8,300
54%
14%
75% Apr
27
47%
53%
53%
35
,
46%
54
15%
24
/
47%
53%
57 %
21
15
46
14%
Oct
26
46 'A
543A
55
25 Vb
24
45%
53%
102
2,000
46
45 Va
333/8
Panhandle
15
41% Jun
26% Jan
46%
16%
59
Pan
23% Jun
27
30 % Dec
45%
*16
21%
12
18% Oct
28
5
16
32%
12
42 %
7
37% Apr
28% Jan
4
153/4
.22% Jun
12
23% May
9
49% Apr 14
59% Nov 20
41% Jan
15%
58 %
24% Feb
14% Nov
Feb
15%
5
Electric
&
Gas
70 % Dec
20 % Oct
33
15%
21'A
8
3
xl5%
583/s
16
26
17
33%
97% Feb
Dec
33,800
16%
22 %
58% Feb
15% Jan
7,900
31%
33 Vb
24
26
35%
313/8
58%
31
Apr
35%
31%
33%
91% Aug 23
27
35%,
31%
33
45% May 29
9
35'A
31%
33%
11
23% Jan
35 Va
31%
33%
24
35% Dec
35%
31%
31%
22
443/4 Apr
35%
30%
21 Vb
853A Apr
603/4 Nov 22
■
34%
32%
58%
953/4 Nov
3
96%
35%
31%
59'A Nov
19-
*95
500
31
213/4
5
25
96%
*95
96 Va
*95
96 Va
7,800
58 %
1'8
Sep
17%
30 Va
533/8 Jan
19% Jan
*17%
21 %
86% Jan
30
17%
58%
39% July 19
32 Vb Oct
44%
17%
34%
Inc_5
Hawaiian Products Co
Pacific
15% Oct 24
Oct
443/8
17%
31 %
15% Jan
23% Dec
44%
17%
21 %
Jan
20
*95
20
45
44%
44%
17%
58 Vb
23"% Mar
5
22
96%
;'
44%
Vb
30%
7% Jan
25
*17%/
100%
21 Vb
28
7% Oct
17%
100
Aggregates
230
100%
100 Va
*99
8,200
210
—1
158% Feb
10% Jun
&
Cement
104
—10
5
14% Nov
44%
17%
15
-No par
_
90
*102
104
100%
44%
100
.
pn:ferred_
Pacific
2
Mar 22
19
*99
6.25
com
85
46%
Lighting Corp...—.
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
6%
preferred
100
39% Jan
263/s May 15
24
100%
Pacific
2
5 % May
May 16
24% Aug 30
Dec
12 % Nov
13% Dec
20
Aug 30
60% Jan
Oct
Co
98
84
31%
May 29
142 %
3
Glass
Paper Co common
Pacific
26% May 29
4
Apr
2
12
25
24
16% Oct
Jan
*99
Corp.—1
Pacific American Corp.-
Jan
36% Feb
25
9% Jun
100%
*95
98
*102
*99%
44
46%
85
103
-No par
—
Fiberglas
preferred
:
$5
5
15% Jan
25
16% Jun
3
Mar
4%
Oxford
Mar 23
101% Feb
Co_
Owens-Illinois
2
Oct
Outlet
Owens-Corning
2
99% Jun
15
243/4 Jun
1
24
26
86%
103
Orange
Jun
64
11
July 11
18
76
10% Oct
3
26% Jan
pet 24
19
18
87% Jan
23
*96 Va
853/4
46%
103
Corp—5
Chemical
98 Va
*85
46%
103
7.50
Gas
*96 Va
85%
46 Vb
103
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
5
& Rockland Utilities
10
Otis Elevator
——3.125
Outboard Marine Corp
_30c
23
54% Jan
46% Oct
102% Mar 22
Apr
17% Nov
May 28
Natural
Mathieson
Olin
3
43%
Nov
43% Dec
41 % Jan
25
23
35
5
26% Dec
3
Jun
preferred-—
97%
*85
98%
46 Va
x97%
103
20
4——-100
preferred
4%
23
31
46%
98
*86
common-5
Co
46%
98
47
85
46
100
—100
100
100
—
Electric
&
28
28
Sop
18% Apr
Gas
29% Oct
Sep
106
Okla
8
16% Jun
82
17% Oct 24
16% Jan
4.44%
14
45% Mar
88 % Jan
39% Oct
4
76
4.56%
52 % Aug
17
56% Jan
8
100% Dec
25
115% Oct
39% Jan
Nov
4
Dec
90
11
Dec
3.90%
105
3
30 Vb Jun
17% Mar 15
4
32 Vb Aug 24
39
7
preferred...
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
86% Dec
94% July 18
20
May 15
98
—15
Ohio Edison Co common
2
42% Nov 22
12
Aug
85
11
80% Jun
Nov 22
33% Jan
Jan
49% Jan
May 28
;73
27%
67%
27
27 Va
66%
,
'
67%
.
70
16,900
67%
*30
30 Va
*30
30%
*91
91%
*91
91%
*94%
95
*94
1,100
' ' 60
95
*96%
97 Va
96%
*106%
107 Va
*.106%
108%
108%
32%
110
108%
32 VB
.
107%
*108
.
,
32%
*77
96%
9,300
200
79
*24%
25%
*24%
25
*23
24 Vb
*23
24%
6
6 %
*84
85 Va
5%
*84
170
33
79
*77
6
.
-500
300
7,300
85'a
10
38 Vt
m
x20 A
24 Vb
-0/a
24%
35Va
35
35%
64%
65
24'A
38%
38 Va
38%
4,700
20'A
20'A
*20%
20%
1,400
23%
24 Vb
23%
24%
14,200
35%
35%
35%
36 %
32,200
64 Va
4,700
Q
"7% Feb
131
17
96
Jan
13
145
Sew
Jan
4
31
Am
For
footnotes,
18
see
1
543A Oct
136
Oct
25%/ Oct
page 25.
24
25
26
91 Va Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker
6%
Oats
Co
common
5
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__1®
65%
143%
27%
27%
65
*141 Va
64Vb
64%
141 Va 141 Va
27% 27%
141 Va 141 ,2
27% 27%
64 Vt
142
27%
64%
142
27%
63
-141%
142%
140
27 %
27%
2.400
Volume
Number
196
6221
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle>
(2499)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Wednesday
Dec. 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 12
p»r
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 14
Dec. 13
Shares
R
49 % Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
Dec
38% Jun
9
79
45
Jan
10
24
26V4 Dec
5
57% Jan
4
11% Oct
27
171/4 Jan
4
>34% Sep
27
8
July 19
15% Dec
Feb~28
23%
% May 29
21% Jan
2
33"% Sep
24
30% Feb
13
12
,88% Feb
65
6
25% Feb
14% Feb
16.
16
Nov
8
24
Oct
13
71% Dec
8
34
Jun
3
20% Nov
3
13% Oct
24
28% May 10
IO1/4 Oct
Oct
19
<16
Jan
3
..,15
Oct
26
,161/4 Jan
6
43% Nov
20
1
Aug 24
54
25
May
»
8
25
3
18% May 11
6
22
53% Jan
3
23
3
Jan
108
3
211/4 Feb
12
23
16% Jan
4
12
3
Oct
May 23
Nov
30
31
Oct
21
Revlon
2
16
Reynolds
8% Jun
26
31/4 Jun
25
Nov~14
51% Apr
Oct
40
15% Feb
14
51/8 Dec
7
102
24
Mar 14
87
May
2
17% Jan
9
12% Jan
13
J)
Selection
16% Jan
18
3
11
12% Feb
3
171/4 Dec
27
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
7
3
10% Mar 15
18% Jan
3D
12% Oct
25
15
Dec
18
Rohm
133/8
*54
57
16%
*54
17%
57
16%
7%
14%
14%
35
35%
35
7%'
*54
16%
16%
18%
18%
39
38
38 %
37%
373/4
135/8
133/8
13%
13%
•57
16%
7
7
7
7%
xl43/8
143/8
14
14%
36
355/a
36 %
353/8
34%
35
5
35%
36%
34%
43%
X41 %
*54
16%
57
13%
*54
7,200
;
500
1,200
I
6,700
57
16%
16%
7 %
63%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
1,500
343/4
35%
34%
35'A
57,700
34%
34%
33%
341/4
5,400
43%
7
16%
7
12,900
8,700
41%
42%
43%
,_2.50
-29%
29%
28
283/4
28
41%
42%
28%
21,200
23%
24%
28
No par
23%
23%
283A
27%
23%
24%
28 3/8
50
*49%
233%
23%
*495%
23'A
50 3/s
233/4
20,300
77,800
50%
__100
101%
*493/4
493/4
493/4
Co
A
com
50%
493/4
50%
101%
101%
102%
40
40%
40
41%
87
_5"
100
87
87
87
11%.
10%
11
10%
l
Ltd
42%
£
5
5%
55%
5
57%
102
40%
*86
10%
5%
5
413/4
102%
102
41%
40
88
11%
5%
*86
10%
5|
102 s/8
102
41
87%
102
40
40%
*86
87i%
11%
103/4
5%
300
3,700
72,300
400
11
8,300
5
5
16,000
2.50
21%
21%
21%
32
21%
x21 %
22
5,300
24
24%
21%
24
223%
21%
243/8
213/4
24
243/8
2,500
26%
27
24%
263/4
245/s
24%
27
24%
27
27
8,900
27
36
36%
27%
x35%
36
265/a
36
27%
36%
7,000
36
33%
36
33%
33
36
36
33%
122 %
119
33 3%
34
121%
5,600
94%
*93
94%
118
19,800
&
1.25
;
Controls
Elec
_1
Corp
No par
Corp
10
Corp
5
~
33%
333/8
33%
121%
117%
33%
31,800
8,700
6,200
120
100
*93
Rohr Corp
1
18
18%
17%
18
173/4
17%
17%
18
Ronson
17"%
18
1
22%
23%
22%
23
13,200
22%
23%
22%
23 %
22%
233A
20%
20
20
13,700
*193/4
20%
♦193/4
20%
26
26
26%
26%
26 %
26
26 %
41%
2,100
42
425/a
42%
43
42%
42%
137,100
4%
Haas Co common
&
preferred series A
Corp
McBee
1
Petroleum
14% Feb
5
Royal
17 % Jan
4
Ruberoid
Corp
*20
26%
x26
41%
41%
1
9%
41%
9%
9%
9%
119
94%
9%
94%
*94
121
95%
117
*94%
95%
10
500
9%
8%
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
*12%
123/4
123%
27%
28 %
12%
1
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
27
5
*11%
11%
11%
273%
11%
*11%
113/4
*11%
11%
*11%
17%
173/8
113/4
No par
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173A
9%
9%
175/8
--2.50
9%
9%
9%
4,900
9%
9%
9%
14,800
44%
25,900
Co
(Jacob)
Ruppert
Ryder System Inc
Aeronautical
Ryan
20%
26
20 g
Rubbermaid Inc
5
Co
20
_1
Corp
Cola Co_:
D)
41
36% May 29
*38%
13%
18%
55%
(Geo
13
39%
13%
3,5()0
11%
18%
41
Crown
Dutch
18% Feb
39
13%
1,800
131/8
11%
54
Royal
Royal
26
40
15%
13
11%
315/u
Roper
24
18%
15%
13%
.5
12
Oct
18%
.*18%
15%
11 %
40%
13
15
18%
18%
15%'
13%
32%
11
27 % Aug
8
22% Mar 16
11%
41
43
29
133/8
11%
553/4
27 % Apr
10% Jun
13%
11%
313/4
12
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
13
11%
54%
27
7% Oct
12
12%
40%
May 29
Jan
13%
11%
900
32%
Jun
23
5,700
403/4
Telephone
26
15%
45%
571/4
Rockwell-Siandard
Oct
15%
44%
55%
Rochester
71/8 Oct
443/4
40%
7
Hi/4 May 29
42%
15
31%
8
25
15
573/8
Dec
Dec
800
15%
2,500
31%
Feb
31% Mar 15
10%
40
37
10
42
543/4
38
25
41 3A
303/4
331% Jan
25% Apr
43% Apr
19% Apr
41%
*10%
39%
24
17% Oct
8
19
41
10%
41
21% May 29
27% Dec
Feb
29% Sep
10% Oct
10%
31%
Gas
12
14
10%
39%
Rochester
25
10 %
*10%
31%
30
29% Feb
8
10%
133/4
8
10
27% Nov
241/4 Jan
73/4
13%
No par
Robertshaw-Fulton
May 29
34,700
7%
133/4
13%
_io
Corp
Corp
Company-.
12
14
29%
8%
14%
10
Trust
42% Feb
l^i/s May 29
28 5/8
83/a
14%
39%-
100
Inc__
34% Mar 26
27 % Dec
29%
8%
14%
50c
Tobacco
24
27% May
28%
8%
5
50c
series
25
93% Dec
15,700
67.7JOO
143/8
5
1__
203/4
9
8%
18%
10
:
29%
300
9
20%
9%
11%
1
Corp
24
5
29 %
77
21
8%
14%
10%
8
par1
series
*76
13%
<
15%
Oct
1241/2 Dec
94% Dec
21
40%
Corp
261/4 May 11
9
9
20%
29%
40%
preferred
901/2 Jan
38% Aug
8%
20%
29
No par
15"% Oct
27
9%
20
10 %
3% %
73
Nov
34
27V4 Jan
9
i"
21
29%
4,700
20%
9%
29%
20%
50
Ritter
22% Oct
23 % Jan
*76%
9
*77
57,600
Oil
20
5
78%
78%
563/4
Paper
Richfield
Riegel
47% Jun
12,700
50 •
2nd pref
(R
Rhodesian
44% Mar 14
30
121/4
%:.
preferred
Richardson-Merrell
37% Mar 19
10
77
12%
77.,..
Preferred 3.60% series—;
Rheem Manufacturing Co___
32% May 11
Nov
78%
78
555/b
1
conv
241/2 May 11
32% Feb
8,000
12%
50c
preferred
27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
16%
12
14%
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
80% Feb
111%
13%
Inc
4%%
4
16%
12%
50
Rexall
4
Jan
16%
13%
.
Copper & Brass
31
8
29
Revere
90
16%
12%
common^
Steel
116% Jan
231/2 May
3
5
41% Jan
8
25
Republic
52% Jan
23
37% Sep
Corp
25
34% Oct
4,600
13 %'
No
Aviation
Jun
86% Nov
16%
12%
Inc
convertible
97
6
25% Jan
$1
4% %
14
323/4
Chemicals
Republic
Republic
14
90% Oct
32%
16
preferred
Inc
preferred
501% Nov
891/4 Nov
3
Conv
8
8
16 %
Corp
Reliance Elec & Eng Co_.
Reliance Mfg Co common
Jan
26
78%
323/4
16'/a
Stores
48
68% Sep
14
Reliable
30
5
78% Jan
4
78
16%
Inc__3.33%
Bit Co
Bros
49% Jan
131% Jun
12% Dec
Jan
Stores
Roller
67% Mar 13
27
2
Mar
4
431/4 Jan
24
Oct
83
19
78
32%
16%"
__No par
common
Reichhold
Mar 12
60
Sep 27
20% Jun
5
Jan
17
7
561/4 Jun
Co
Owl
Reeves
30
12% Jan
19
Aug 18
60% Nov
8
4
23
Jan
24
24
24
28
Jan
76
May 28
6 % Oct
12% Oct
May 17
84
23
47
Dec
52
35% Oct
23
511/2 Aug 30
65% Mar
9
431/4 Jan
Reed
23
29
Jun
8
491/2 Jan
14% Jan
57
Red
14
10% Jan
Reading
2
28
57%
773/4
323/4
2.50
1
1st
9% Jun
55%
773A
32%
_1
2nd
311/4 Jun
575/8
x77 %
32%
5
non-cum
Apr
x56%
78%
32%
Rayonier Inc_
Raytheon
Co__
non-cum
6
57%
78
Inc
4%
49% Jun
21% Dec
House
4%
191/2 Apr
56%
78%
33
I
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
66% Jan
21% Jun
25
58%
78
32%
No par
Inc
Random
56%
2.50'
i
Co
15
67
66% Mar
Ranco
com_No par
preferred
Purina
15
16% Oct
11
of America
1st
Jan
20% Apr
Oct
37% Mar
1
Corp
$3.50
Ralston
13% Jan
22
12% Jan
18
10% Feb
1
Oct
12
18
58
28
24% Apr
41% Feb
May 29
5% Oct 24
1
15% Jan
Nov
25
7% Jun
25
11% Mar 22
13
83
May 29
161/4 May 29
'21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
441/2 Aug 18
IOV4 July 26
Oct
8
26
Radio
Mar 30
10
281% Sep
16% Oct
63% Mar 14
27
71% May 29
11
Co
9%
9%
8%
9
9,700
1,700
7,900
200
s
36% Jan
3
633A Dec
86
Jan
3
93
872
Dec
26'% Jan
;
60% Jan
2
Jun
28
943A Nov
16
11
352% Jan
26
352 % Jan
26
18
22% Jun
26
6
Nov
27
27
404% Dec
3
373/4 Dec
89
37
20% May 21
16% May 29
15% Jan
,
3
2~0%
Nov
8
70% Jan
5
79
Apr
7
413/a Oct
31% July 20
92
Jan
4
30% Jan
13% Jun 25
21% Mar
68 % Oct
8
80% Feb
19
22 % Oct
23
May 25
100
93% Nov
7
I
1
273A May 29
3
39% Feb
3
223A Nov 21
3
22
213,4 Jan
3
8% Jan
3
11
May
8
8 3/4 Oct
19
3
70
Nov
14
30% Oct
1
,60% Feb
46% Nov
24
313/a Aug 29
St
Joseph Lead xJo_.
10
St Joseph Lightr>& Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
38
Jan
8 %
16
Sep IS
8
16'A Jan
Aug 13
15% Oct 26
18 % Jan
12% Jan
4
'9
..
4% Oct
14 % Mar 10
27% Jan
'
42 % Jan
Paper Co common
5
4.40% ser A (called)—100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego imperlaT Corp—
1
Sangamo
Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
St Regis
87
11
24
11% Jan
9
23
98% .Feb
14
4
97
27% Jun
15
74*
14
70
Feb
21
5
Jan
3
27
'Jun
16
May 19
>
,
10
Nov
16
5
Jun
12
22
6% Feb
7
Jun
25
32% Dec
4
213/4 July 25
29% Mar 21
113/4 July 30
15
30% Jun
31% Jan
54
Feb
943A Nov
11% Jan
12
17
Jan
8% Jan
Jan
18% Sep
3
25
36% Oct
5
15% Sep
153A Jan
19
16 5/8
14
Feg
4
14
4
.
*
Jun
15
14
Jun
25
883A Jan
2
15% Mar
2
59
9% Sep 25
63/4 May 29
63/8 jun
5
30% Jun
25
May 17
14% Jun 25
9% Oct
24
6
283A Oct
Dec
■
28
4
23 % Mar 28
23
41% Mar 20
22% Dec 13
16
8
233/4 Aug
293A Jan
22% Jan
May 28
93/4 Oct 24
8
Oct
19
22
18% Jan-
15
.
4
19% July 10
Jan
383A May 23
60% Apr 17
26%
110
*1013^
35%
36
27%
35%
110
27
♦101a1*
36%
36%
79
27%
110
36%
19%
18%
*77
27
*101aa
36%
common—i
233A
24%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
79
*77'A
27%
110
93 %
27
*101 a1:,
36%
36%
50
360
18% "4
79
27%
7,100
1,500
12,200
100
25,700
110
11%
10%
11%
36%
105/a
11
6,800
10%
10%
10%
12%
12%
*12%
10%
13
62,100
11%
12%
11%
12
7,300
19
28,900
18 3/4
18%
9
9
7
40
18%
■f
183A
18%
18%
18%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,900
393/a
40 3/8
40
40%
39%
40%
323/s
32%
32 3A
16,800
33
32%
32 5/a
32%
32%
9%
145/s
14
51%
31
31%
86
86
14
143/a
513/4
20,500
513/4
51%
51%
51%
32%
31%
32
30%
51%
31%
87%
*86
1,900
30,800
*98
791/4
79%
87%
*86
87
99%
*98
99%
*98
99%
21%
21
21 %
21
4%
43/8
79%
4%
30%
295/8
30%
17%
165/8
17
22%
213/4
22%
43%
*43%
753/8
75%
75%
10
10
10
*8%
*77
*86
43/8
43%
105 '
21%
87%
*293/4
22%
*103
2,900
9,000
22.000
31%
21%
9%
14 %
7
65%
513/4
163/4
9%
63A
65 %
31%
98%
43/8
6%
65%
31
21%
32
-
513/8
98%
791/4
v
4%
31
€3A
9%
*86
21%
21%
*77
7
99%
*98
18 3/4
9%
40%
65
*51 %
193/a
9%
39%
6%
1
1
24
-
13
643A
3
93 %
*200
123/4
6%
5
44 Va
95
10 3A
143/8
preferred
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Jun
27
26'/a Oct
23
56
23
33% Mar 29
Simonds Saw & Steel
33% Jan
Apr
2
19
Simmons
9
63% Jan
11
443A Jan
3
26% Oct
3
24
263/8 May 22
Simplicity Pattern
4
28% Oct
24
40 % Feb
84% Jun
50% Jun
14
62
Feb
21
19% Oct
24
353/8 Mar
8
29% Jan
5
Smith-Douglass Co
25
23% Jan
3
46 % Jan
4
77
Nov
14
45% Jun
25
72 % Feb
38% Jan
3
52% Dec
2S
44
Jun
25
58 %
9% Dec
19
6% Mar 15
20
133/4 May 26
9% Dec
60% Nov
5% July
4
9
14
Jan
25
52% Jun
3
49 % Oct
4
15% Jan
3
303A Dec 21
11
27% Jan
3
7 % May 29
39% Jun
5
27% Jan
May 29
25
50
Mar 23
29
May 28
5
12% Nov
163A
79 %
*77%
79%
60
43/8
43A
4%
8,100
30%
30 Va
30%
12,500
17
16,600
17%
163A
22V*
21%
22'A
21%
215/s
43 %
43%
44
43
43%
1,600
75%
425/a
75%
75%
75%
77%
77
775/8
40.300
10
*93A
10
9%
9%
9%
105
"
9%
*103
17%
4%
30
70
2<*
7,900
*213/4
44
9
*103
17
*77%
21
93/8
105
9%
*103
9%
105
9%
9%
•103
1,900
9%
600
9%
6,600
105
9%
85/8
8%
*8%
8%
8%
*8%
36 %
365/8
36%
373/8
x36%
37%
36%
37 5/a
36%
36%
7,900
19%
20%
193/8
19 •%
193/4
20%
193/4
20 Va
195/8
20
7,600
12
121/4
9
9
200
12
12%
12%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
34%
5,600
353A
34%
355/8
355/8
37 %
35%
36%
35%
35%
72,600
215/8
213A
21%
215/s
21%
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
223/a
...
113/4
19 5/8
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20 >A
20
20
115/s
18,200
4,300
11%
11%
11%
llS/8
11%
11%
11%
113/8
115/8
16,500
16%
16s/8
161/2
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/8
16%
1,300
223/8
22 3A
22%
22%
22%
23
225/8
34
343A
33%
34%
341/8
34%
34%
34%
28
29
28%
28
28
28
28
203A
20%
203A
20%
20%
4,400
35
34%
34"%
34 Va
34%
30,100
26
56%
56%
56%
56
56%
3,300
23%
233A
23%
233/4
23%
23 %
Smith
Kline
Line
5%
;
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
63%
635/8
61
63%
61%
62%
62 5/«
64 "
20,600
555/8
57
56%
57
56%
57%
57%
573/4
57 Va
573/4
57,600
10%
11
10%
10%
103/a
10%
Railroad
20% Jan
3
29% Oct
11
21% May 29
30% Feb
473A Mar 15
61% Oct
13
44
593/8 Feb
173/4 Jan
9
65% Mar 20
19% Nov
8
72% Oct
30
71
26% Jan
38% Dec
14
223A May 29
353/a Mar
11
11% Apr
May 29
18 % July
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
26
May 29
Feb
5
14
57 % Jan
30
473A Jan
2
8% Jan
24
3
44% May 31
24;
Oct
42% Jan
2
3
91
90
Jan
15
95% Oct
31
35
10% Oct
22
24 % Jan
2
3
64% Ar
4
3
883/4 Apr
17
footnotes,
see
90
.
97
Aug 16
20% Jun 25
38% Mar
1
81
86
T Mar
8
page 25.
Sep
25
May
9
51%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
33%
32 %
33
311/4
293A
30
29%
303/8
29%
303/8
29%
30%
*30
301/2
54
30 %
100
3,800
17,800
100
30%
301/4
30%
1
21%
21%
213%
21%
21
21
21%
21 %
21%
21%
8,700
28%
293/a
293/a
30%
30%
305/8
31
30%
31%
50,300
18,400
*30
30 %
*30
503/a
48%
49
49
48%
48%
49%
49 %
433/4
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
8,300
(Del)—No par
28
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
275/8
28%
28
29%
44,200
Railway common—No par
preferred
20
54
55%
54%
543A
54%
55%
54%
55
543A
55%
11,900
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20
20%
20
20%
&
Ohio
stock
tr
ctfs
Public
Service Co
100
50
74
*71%
1
32
1
1
2.50
6%
6
preferred
100
Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50
preferred
;
25
Spiegel Inc common
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
.
*52
8%
non-cum
4.20%
Sperry
♦30
*52
44%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
26% Jan
515/8
331/4
30
48%
5
1
25
52%
32%
5
5,400
2,900
3,700
435/8
Southwestern
23
54
8 3/8
55
48%
7
Jun
*52
8%
54 %
443A
Southern
Nov
53%
8%
43%
7
Mobile
54
8%
48%
Co
5%
54
49%
Pacific
16
8%
543A
5
Southern
Apr
8%
533/4
7.50
16
75
8%
El_No par
Co
&
20% Apr 26
10%
54
1,800
30%
50%
Co
26
26
Edison
Gas
Jan
34% Oct
Southern
California
Gas
Jan
88% Jan
*513/8
com
preferred
Indiana
88
2
525/8
Southeastern Public Service Co
Natural
28
Mar
Co
Sugar
Southern
20% Jan
May 15
97% May
9
x8%
25
Rico
Southern
4
-
10%
8%
533/4
2.50
Co
Mar 21
93/4 Oct
27
11%
8%
521/4
No par
Platinum
52% May 10
50
11
1
com_4.50
Co
&
E & G
33
36
15
50
Gold
25
40% Jun
5,700
24
24
17
122
64%
17 % Jun
10
1233/4
24%
273A Oct
22
123
63%
31 % Dec
8%
123%
24%
preferred
Southern
1223A
5
31% Sep
8
243A Nov 21
16
123
Labs_No par
Jersey Gas
16
122
Inc
Puerto
Jan
124
*20%
34%
French
South
233/4 Feb
,
Mobil Oil Co Inc
Socony
Soo
&
South
613A Nov
For
56%
235/a
19
49 % Nov
•
56%
23
16
53% Nov
Jan
56%
23%
17
3
3
5,200
57%
23
Feb
3
3
1223/4
56'A
10
Co___.
Corp
40% Jan
19
4
1225/8
25
(AO)
443A Jan
38% Jan
12
20
Smith
24
36% Jan
Jan
Singer Manufacturing Co—.i
Skelly Oil Co
Carolina
47% Jan
7% Jan
21
345/8
Amer
31% Mar 30
700
20%
34
South
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
7,300
28
213/a
21% Oct
29
6,700
34%
351/4
South
4
23%
333/4
2DA
2
26
223A
•27 %
34%
15
*
233/a
5
Feb
53
*28
50c
9% Jan
58
15% Jan
20% Jan
28
/Dec
29% Dec
16
5
129 % Mar 22
67% July 3
37% Apr 11
363A Jun
7
44% Jan
No par
No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
6
45% May
127% Nov
1
Co
15% Oct
36% Oct
82
.
Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
1
Seiberling Rubber Co
24% Oct
27
27i/4
2,7
*101%
*77
44%
360
■
423A Jan
49
77%
23%
623A
No par
Shahmoon Industries Inc_
2.50
Shamrock Oil & Gas
1
Sharon Steel Corp—
—No par
Shattuck (Frank G)
No par
Shell
Oil
Co
1
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
Shoe Corp of America
1
12
18 3A
77%
24
633A
Servel
113/4 Mar 30
183/a
19% -fv 19%
19
183/4
143/8
20
1
5
Corp
Inc
235/s
19%
135/s
25
100
1
Sealright-Oswego
$5.25
24
19%
623/4
7
Aug
45% Feb
Co
18 3/4
*77
233A
14 3A
4
14 3A Jan
104
14% May 29
233/4 May 15
21
12
28
467/a Mar
Seagrave
Finance
Seaboard
9
27% Mar
>
653/a
V_
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
.3
23 % Jan
50% Feb
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
31% Feb
_
13
103% Oct
31
82
33% Jun
U16
I.
25
4
27
Nov
105
37% May 12
13
July 28
20% Apr
97% Jan
21
,
51% Dec
4
3% Oct
21
5
Jun
743A Jan
May 22
37% Feb 24
Jan
86
2
2,4
19%
193/4
77%
233/4
*19%
44%
*93%
♦200
14
Scovill
Jan
77
5
-
94%
63'A
11
9
23
Dec
45
360
1
30
81% May
28% Apr
94'%
63%
98% Dec
42 3A Jan
44
*200
7%
26 % Jan
25
94%
360
63A
6
53
Oct
44%
*931/4
*200
32%
23
23
25
435/a
94%
360
30
1
Schick Inc
Schlumberger N
44%
433/4
*93'A
*200
40 3A
32V2
1
Feb
Oct
4
3
35c
Oct
24
10 % Oct
47% Dec
Jan
24
preference-
90
Oct
31% May 10
16% Jan
Convertible
Schering Corp common—
5%
convertible preferred
19
.
50
73 % Jan
100 »
>—1
SCM Corp common
5
5%%
convertible preferred
50
Scott Paper Co common-—No par
$3.40 preferred
—No par
$4
preferred
No par
49
41% Nov
40% Apr
May 29
11
5%
series A
Preferred
103/b Jan
46% May
16
May 10
34"% May
5
100
100
preferred
conv
1st pfd
May
7% Jan
4.30%
23
393/a Mar 12
100
14% Jan
i
4
Jan
1.66%
Safeway Stores common
4%
preferred
50
49%
*71%
74
323/b
32%
323A
14
14
14
143/a
15
14%
143/4
14%
7%
28%
7
7%
49%
*71%
74
15
15 %
153/4
4,100
14
14 %
14 %
14%
7%
6%
15,900
6,000
6%
28
28%
28%
•951/4
96%
*95%
12%
12s/8
13%
12%
93%
933A
93%
♦93%
933A
25%
25%
8 2'A
•82
28 %
96%
13
28
7
28
*95%
12%
14,300
96%
12%
94%
943A
*93%
25%
25
25%
24%
25
82%
82 %
82 %
82 %
82%
'
v
11,800
14%
7%
96%
253/a
33%
14%
28%
821A
33
15
7%
12%
82
2,100
74
33%
14
28%
26
255/8
1,100
33%
94
933/4
*71%
51%
32%
145/a
*95 %
96
125/8
20%
74
51
32%
13%
29%
*95
82
20%
*71%
50%
147,900
110
19,100
460
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
24
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Range Since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Dec
23
15
77% Jan
78% May 12
May 29
74% July
2
,
83 % Apr
25
12
12% May 29
18% Jan
3
5
4
15% Oct
24
35 % Jan
2
50
May 29
65% Dec
5
Standard
4
81% May 29
Dec
4
58% Feb
15
11% Jan
3 1
9
5
53% Jun
57
Dec
81% Sep
25
87% Dec
% Sep
25
55% Dec
3
48
27
40 U Jan
95
26
45% May 28
48
May 29
85
July 17
39% Oct
Dec
13
f'ja Sep 29
59% Feb
3
Jan
9
92 % Dec
7
18% Oct
4
28
Mar 30
11% Jun
82
Mar 23
41 %
52
3
2
17%' Jan
4
45% Dec
18
Feb
13% Jan
77
Apr
20
22
2
Stanray
7
84% Oct
9
19% Dec
27
T2
14% May 29
25
Jan
4
99% Nov
10
3
35
Nov
30
24% Oct
22
37
Feb
6
4
35% Aug
10
23
Jun
25
34
Feb
28
24% Jan
21
Jun
25
37% Nov
26
9
33% Jan
£7
21% Jan
11
32% Oct
12
16% Jan
4
43% Nov
15
15% Oct
25
18
Sep
20
9
17 % Jan
4
74
Nov
3
34% Apr
11
6
13% Sep
21% Oct
6
41% Apr
Storer
15
Stouffer
2
Suburban
2
Suburban
Propane
2
19% Feb
2
SuCrest
May 29
45% Apr
23
Sunstrand
4
19% Apr
28
15% Jan
% Mar 17
16% Oct 24
57% Nov
28
32
13%
20% Apr
24% Nov
29
8 % Oct
24
16% Jan
19
Oct
17
92
17% May 29
20
£2% Jan
90
Aug
2
83
47 "a Jan
59
Oct
13
43
23% Jan
29
Jun
91 % Oct
Oct
30
Jan
16% Nov
30
6
1115 Oct
1464 Jan
31
795
7
$4.50 series
Oil
Sun
preferred-
A
8
118% Jan
2
Sunshine
Biscuits
12% Aug 13
1385
Feb 21
Sunshine
Jun
27
Superior Oil of California—
24
24% Mar 21
Sweets
3
49% Feb
28
31% Oct
24
49% Feb
Swift & Co
Dec
28
54% Nov
28
22
% Jun
25
47% Jan
4
Swingline Inc class A—,
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
5
Feb
2
Symington
45
18
11% May 29
27
Co
;
_25
-
i
14%
14%
14%
2,300
19
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
18,900
64 %
65 %
63%
64 3A
64
64%
57,700
93%
93%
93%
94
92%
93
47 'A
48
47 Va
48'A
47%
48%
38,200
57%
58%
57%
58>A
57%
57%
167,200
52
93
7,100
52%
400
93
*90
93
*90
'
24,800
16%
*50
15 Va
16
15%
15%
52
15%
50
50
*43%
52%
25
24 Va
24%/
25%
25%
25 V*
24% !
24%
*24%
*25'A
25%
*25
13%
13%
21%
7%
30%
33%
83%
16%
52%
52%
52 Va
52%
■
•
*90
2,100
13
21
20%
-
7
7
'
>
'
20%
.
13
20%
12,900
9,600
7
674
7
674
600
3,000
12%
20%
13 Vs
20%
13%
300
1,300
1,200
30%
*30
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33 Va
34%
*82%
83 %
*82%
83 Va
*82%
83%
16%
I 16%
*16%
•
12,100
*16%
16%
300
74
73%
74%
A
~
73 Va
74
73%
74 V*
29%
29%
29%
8,400
7,600
16%
"
29%
29
27%
28 V*
27%
27 74
3,900
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
2,600
17'A
171/4
1774
17%
17%
18
6,100
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
15%
15%
15%
15%
50%
30%
24%
6%
50%
51%
50 Va
51
31'A
31%
30%
30%
30
24%
25%
25'A
25%
25%
25%
2,400
6%
6%
6%
6%
77,700
-
/
40%
22%
9%
6%
22%
97%
;
*16%
36%
97
16%
39%
2,900
23
22
22%.,
5,400
91/4
4,500
9%
9%
*84%
,/y
87
1085
38%
32
33%
15%
16%
16%
38%
6%
6%
46%
16%
39%
7
6%
46%
16%
17
60%
16
5,800
87
45%
6,600
39,200
45%
45%
25 Vs
24%
24%
V2
96%
96%
97
8%
8%
1020
1070
1030
16%
16%
39%
8%
8%
1050
32%
15%
500
40'A
96
36%
31%
15%
-
19%
24%
Xl6%
17
37
25%
19%
45 Va
25%
%
25%
*84 Va
45%
8
4,000
18
%1
9 Va
9%
96%
8%
8%
1050 ' 1098
2,200
31
%>
x39 V4
87
24%
4,600
19%
22%
45 %
1,400
50%
18
1874
25
15%
50
25
23
9%
15 '.'A;
*19%
40%
*84 %
700
19
*18%
>'.3
18
19%
40'A
9%
87
45%
25%
45 %
25%
*19%
97
87
45%
24%
96%
9
1122
17%
37%
33%
15%
18%
25%
25%
19%
40%
21%
6%
18'A
6%
18%
24%
:-
\
51
31%
25'A
18%
24%
19%
40%
21%
9%
*84%
„
20
32%
15% !
1
1
Corp
Wayne
83%
14%
28%
16%
36%
-1.38 8/9
America
of
12% Oct
£8% Nov
*82%
14%
•
74
>
-•
25%
8%
1060
10c
25
.
170
8,700
83%
14%
29%
96
12.50
Inc
83%
82 Va
30
29%
36%
17
17V8
18 %t 18%
15%
15%
44%
Co—
66 Va
36%
23%
Mining Co__
24
May 29
No par
-
Oil
Sunray DX
'
15%
51'A
31
25%
6%
18%
22
9%
*84%
1
Co
15
28% Feb
.
5
1
No par
Corp
Chemical Corp common
Sun
May 14
53% Jan
May 29
21% Oct 24
9
122
Corp
v
18%
24%
*19%
39%
Sunbeam Corp
33% Apr
28% May 31
1
1
_1
Gas Corp—
37%
66%
29%
29%
6%
18
Gas
28% Jan
4
iCl % Jan
1
30% Jan
26
3
1
35%
66%
36%
24%
Corp
24
14% Oct
Oct
Jan
Studebaker
13
10% Feb
20% May 29
18 % Jan
45
1
1,
37
66 Va
29 Va
I
May 29
6
.
7 v.
30%
33%
*82%
*16%.
14,900
36
66 %
*82%
24%
25%
20%
v
V, r
Shares
37%
29%
*18%
15%
50%
30%
_1.25
Corp
Foods
25%
13%
17.1/4....17%
_20
1
Broadcasting Co
24
Jan
:v 24%
>
83%
29%
36%
common—1
& Webster
Stone
13
33% Apr
44
34%
*•
the Week
66
52
*50
16%.\ 16%
73%
75
30
30%
.
5
;
52%
92
16%
50%
25%
26%
13%
21%
71/4
30%
*82%
*,
2.50
—
Co
Corp.,
Container
Stone
27% May 29
21
4
Corp
& Fuller
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
23
70% Feb
1
+-5.
——15
& Co Inc
(J P)
Baer
21% May 29
Jan
is
Stix
2
16% Nov
31
38% Oct 24
13
27% Jan
Stevens
Stewart-Warner
23
20% May 17
1114% Oct
£3% Jan
7
Nov
Inc—1
Sterling Drug
"
100
preferred—i.—.—
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc—:—±
17
91% Mar 26
55% Jun
24% Jan
:
3%%
28
19% Jan
'
,—No par,
Stauffer Chemical Co common
5
29
84 % Nov
28
Corp:
Starrett co (The) JLS
12
47% Jan
24
3
5
1
Stanley Warner Corp—
6
11% Mar
v
33%
V'
Standard Pressed Steel
30% Dec
49
57%
,
x36%
37%
65%
*82%
83 %
xl4% • 14%
\ xl9%
19%
64%
65%
93
93%
47%
48
56%
57%
52%\« 52%
' • 90
90%
,15%
16
.
:
Dec. 13
65
52%■
*90
15%
50%
25 %
26
13%
21
7
29%
..."
.
12
40 % Jan
60% Feb
81% Feb
9
30% Mar 15
6% May 29
Jan
5
25% Oct
Mar 12
22% Feb
22
29
5
29% Mar
31
18% Oct 24
14% Mar 17
22% Dec
Jun
of Ohio common_^_l0
preferred series A
100
Standard Packaging Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
—20
;
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
6% convertible preferred
—20
3%%
"
10% Oct
27
42% Dec
% Jan
3% Nov
25
22
Mar 28
32
28 %
22
47%
56%
Standard Oil
8
71
Oct
25.Standard Oil of New Jersey——7
Oil of Indiana-
Standard
65
Friday
Dec. 14
Thursday
Dec. 11
82%
14%
20'A
20%
64%
65%
92 % ' 92 %
V ,''' •"
Sales for
PRICES
E
Dec. 12
36%
37%
82%
14%
.
—6.25, I
Oil of Calif com
$3.30 conv preferred——No par
28
23% Mar
No par
Inc com
$3.50
12
59% Feb
95% Feb
21% Jun
32% Mar 27
4
26% Oct 16
2C% Oct 31
2
.
58% Dec
25
«T% Nov 28
:
Monday, December 17, 1962
Wednesday
Dec. 10
36%
preferred—.
No par v
Standard Financial Corp —
—1
Standard Kollsman Industries
1.-
Nov
46% Jan
26
.
Tuesday
•
64%
39 % Dec
25 "a Jan
25% Oct
I
25
19% Dec
£4
,
24% Jun
91
12
72 Va Jan
|
29
35 % Dec
28
£2'4 Jan
Par
__5
EXCHANGE
I
Square D Co
Standard Brands
4
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
44
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
y&
.
(2500)
16%
38'4
15,100
32
32%
7,700
15%
33%
16
1,200
37%
38%
32 Va
5,800
2,360
16%
16
6,300
*16
16'A
38
2,100
8%
1035
16 Vs
<
T
8
61% Nov
3
11% Dec
2
May
Broadcasting Co
26
.
ui
Talcott Inc
11% Jan
24
16% Feb
Tandy Corp_:
1
TelAutograph Corp___
4% Oct
2
14
(James)
32% Jun
22
61.» Mar
9
Tennessee
15% Oct
31
25% Mar
2
Tennessee
Gas
25
60% Dec
12
47% Jan
6
21% Sep
29
26
47'A Oct
13
59% Aug 18
45
Jun
36% Sep
20
19% Jun
14
14
Mdy 29
Jun
15
40% Nov
21
34% May 29
27% Jan
3
Jun
21
32 % Jun
25
11 Va Oct
Oct
A8% Jan
46
9
27'A Aug
3
Oct
Nov
27
46
Co__5
17
17%
59%
60 %
15%
16%
5
40%
41
Producing Co__
33%
Texas Gulf Sulphur—_—__No par
41 Va
13%
43%<
59%
63
49%
50%
17
17%
Transmission
Inc
Texas
Transmission Corp_3.50
Eastn
45% Mar 29
Texas
Gas Transmission Corp
52% Apr
11
Texas
Gulf
22
23% Jan
15
22
125% Jan
4
Texas
Instruments
Inc
15
35% Jan
3
37% Nov
8
33% May 29
52% Nov
29
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
23% Apr
12
13% July 19
21% Feb
7
Texas
Pacific
Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
Utilities
21% Jan
3
29% Apr
24% Jan
3
22 'A Sep
8
37'A Jan
3
3
31% Apr
3
30% Apr 27
50
May 10
30% Jan
3
30 va Oct
9
10
Jun
28
82% Feb
8
Dec
20
87
4
83
25% Dec
29
32% Feb
8
85
49
206% May 15
25% Sep
1
Oil
'
10
22
V
May
29%
28%
12
31%
29%
30%
28%
12
12
12
29%
28%
12
56%.
57%
88%
55%
57
55%
*87
24
30%
28%
12
56
88%
29%
<20%
29%
21%
24%
24%
25
24%
25
52
52%
52
52%
51 Va
52
19
25%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
6,300
25%
26
25%
25%
8,100
57%
57%
*57%
58 V*
3,500
19%
19%
19 V*
19%
64
64%
64V4
65
44%
45 V*
44%
45
25
44 % Jan
22
17
29% Dec
10
19
24
Jan
3
25
66
Jan
2
Jan
12
88 % Apr
6
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com
5
4%
preferred:
——
100
25% Oct
25
36
Apr
4
Thor Power Tool Co
Co_
1
Co
(JR)
23% Feb
16
3
25 % Nov
2
$1.20
25
57% Feb
7
Timken
35% Jan
28% Apr
17
15
Oct
25
25% Mar 26
Tishman
Jan
28% Dec
18
20% May 29
27% Jan
15
Toledo Edison Co_:
45
May 29
15% Oct 24
63% Jan
30
Torrington Co
42% Feb
8
Jun
25
81 % Jan
2
Trane
28% Jun
25
Jun
21
52 Va Dec
3
26% Jan
123
6
Dec
20
146
7
Aug
51
108
Jan
4%%
2
18% Jan
Construction
2
24%
50
18%
50%
19
24%
25V*
25%
57%
19
57%
"58 V*
19V4
19%
64%
65
64V4
30
3
30
20% May
1
8% May 29
14
Transwestern
18
20% May 15
7% May 29
14% Jan
19
Trans
Oct
23
34
23
Jan
3
52%
May 29
53 'A Jan
4
56 Va May
8
54% May 29
57% Nov
30
22% Dec
5
33% Jun
7
13
Oct
26
26% Feb
16
46
Oct
29
52'A Feb
5
15% Oct
24
39% Jan
22
11% Jan
2
Dec~21
Oct
25
55% May
9
29% Oct
24
14
30% Nov
30
55'A Apr
16% Apr
6% May 29
3
Pipeline Co—_
Airlines
World
.
11
-
17%
18%
40%
*56%
41%
56%
,16%
48
1
50
conv
series of 1957
pfd
Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin Industries Corp
; V
-
15%
1
*47
50
1
1
20th
'"
11%
1
$2.70. preferred
.
44 ,
45% 132
'.133
7!4
7%
9%
9%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—__1
5%.
65%
5
Tri-Continental Corp common
8
20%
64%
„i
Inc
'
58 Va
19%
1.
Trans-World Financial Co
15% Feb
19%
24% "
-
.
20%7% k 7%
19%
....
20%
>1
18%
47
31'A
800
24 Va
24%
251/4
30%
29%
3OV4
7,700
48,700
28
28%
21%
28%
4,800
•
600
12 V2
12%
12
12
55%.
55%
54%
55%
88 Va
88%"
*88
89Va
29
V?
29 Va
*291/4
29%
20%
21%
20%
21
7,900
100
600
42,300
-
1,800
25
•
-
7 Vs
10 V*
10%
17%
17%
18
4074
41%
56%
56%
40%
*56V4
6,700
7,200
7%
1,900
39,100
10%
22,800
8,800
ny*
11
11%
11
1
7
7%
10%
<
5,900
14,300
-
136
135%
136
136
20
11,500
41 Vs
22,800
20%
20%
7%
7%
7%
900
15%
15%
15Va
2,100
47
46 V2
46%
700
19%
19%
56%
15%
47
19%
V
28
31V*
29%
56%
15"%
47
56%
15%
27%
31'A
24
44V* 45
136
13RV4
7V*
7%
9% 10 Vs
10% 11%
18
18%
40% 41 %
43%
44%
133
136
7%
7%
9%
9%
10%
11
17%
18%
; 40%
41%
- •
56% • 56%
-15% 15%
'•*> *47
48
28 V*
31
65
19
24%
x58
2
IOC
preferred
27%
58 va
19%
Transitron Electronic Corp
34% Apr
51 % Feb
48'.1
x24%
52
;—2
6% May 29
30% Oct
36
20%
25
5
13
31'A Oct
19%
50
No par
1 -.<•
;
conv
29%
24%
1
—:
A—
42% Apr
36% Oct
88%
x29%
.19%
30%
No par
Bearing
Transamerica Corp common
15
48% Feb
141
common
preferred-———
Co_
*87
30% ;
25
Tractor Supply Co class Ai
91% May 15
x28V'a
10
24
Jun
&
*87
No par
i
45
10
15,900
21,800
30%
15% Oct
59'A Jan
50V4
13,200
1,300
17
50%
23%
37% Jun
27
50 Va
50 Va
50%
30%
23% Jan
Dec
17%
23%
1
Nov
61%
50%
*16%
17
30%
8
50
60%
50%
23%
29%
8
166
63%
50 V*
x30V8
24% Mar
33% Aug 10
6074
*16%
2,800
13,400
154,200
48,600
24
Jun
Realty
151/4
V
30%
18% Jun
14
43
14%
'r
23%
50'A Nov
19
42
15%
30%
28% May
37% Jan
43
14%
—5
1
preferred
Glass Mfg Co—
Oil
42 Va
_No par
$1.25
Thatcher
Roller
40%
50%
1
Tidewater
40%
28%
48 % Jan
5
26,200
40%
50
20% Jan
38% Oct
66,200
16
1574
27%
23% Oct
£5
16%
60%
15%
40%,
14%
16 54
5974
15%
62%
51%
167'8
60%
27%
9
Betts
102,600
16%
50
33 % Mar
&
25,200
49%
common-—-
Chemical
5,000
4,400
46 Va
46-1/8
x27%
27% Mar
Thomas
13%
/'O
60 Va
40%
43%
61%
49%
16%
6
6%
46%
20,300
•
49%
25
Thompson
574
6%
61/4
28%
19% Jun
Thiokol
674
46'%
4,100
16%
37%
674
y.
49%
Textron
conv
61%
50%
17%
14%; a
J:
7
27%
9
Inc
42%
14
59%
49%
*16%
15%
40%
42%
16%
4371/8
16%
3874
50c
Texas
31% Mar
25
41 Va
13%
60
16
38 Vs
—l_No par
Co
50% Nov 26
22% May 29
26% May 29
37 Va Jun
6%'
6%
1.25
x37%
38%
' "
6% '6%
6
''1 6%
46%
46%
V
16%
17%
-59%
60 Va
'
15%
16%
40%
40%
38%
6%
6%
46%
-12.50"
Texaco
5
18% Mar
?
1
Corp
21
1
A_.—
16%
16%
37%
1
4.5Q
55% Mar 23
29% May 29
20% May 10
69% Jun
6
30% Nov 27
33
Taft
4% May 29
22
4% Jan
27
Jun
13
Jun
40
19
2CV*
19%
201/4
21,300
7%
7%
7%
7%
4,300
7%
u
4
18% Sep
25
15
Oct
24
24% Sep
22
65 V2 May
11
12% Oct
1
26% Dec
12
31% Dec
13
16% Oct
51 'A Dec
'18
30% Oct
6% Nov
3
10 Vs Mar 28
33% Jan
4
42 Va
'
4
'£16
Jan
39
Jan
3
32
Jan
30
58% Dec
144
13
7
May 22
52 Vs Nov
20
97
18
74% Jan
20
79
Nov
71
24
76
May 18
Underwood Corp
2
23
27% Jan
15
Unilever Ltd
23
53 Va Jan
15
Unilever
1
25
10% Mar 22
Union
43% Mar 15
Union
83
Jun
27
37% May 28
94% July 24
N
V
ord
25
7
,
Corp
Co
Electric
78
Feb
72 % Jun
2
29
Oil
Pacific
8% Feb
28
' Nov
8
39
84 V» Jan
8% Aug 17
18
Jan
5
29% Jan
4
20
Jan
5
29'A Nov
15
20 V8 Oct
23
34% Jan
3
51% May 15
20 JA Jun
28
38 V4 Jun
25
8
Mar
7
110 Va Aug 22
4
100'A Aug 17
29% Jan
7
22
18
100
40% May 24
47% Dec 18
Jun
88 Va
26
July 23
22% Oct
24
33% May 29
Nov
8
19
86% Dec
7
60 Va Jun
25
24
25
40% Mar 16
July 25
Jun
Jan
3
9% Nov
16
6% Jun
27
44% Jan
3
67% Dec
12
41% Jun
27
15% Jan
3
21% Dec
12
82 % Nov
13
69 va Dec
1
17% Jan
3
33
Mar 21
15'A Sep
17% Jan
19
3
29 % Aug
4
41% Nov 30
18'A Feb
24% Nov
20
28
16% May 28
18
Oct
23
17 Va Oct
24
29% May 28
19 Va May 29
15% May 29
16 v\ Oct
23
91
May
Feb
$4
8
$4
54% Dec
19
15
United
5
4%
12
Air
Aircraft
4%
35% Mar 15
Dec
33% Mar 11
8% Jan
64
Jan
231/4 Feb
56
Mar
United
3
21
United
*24
24%
32
33%
31
3174
Engineering
&
Financial
Fruit Co
Gas
United
of
39'A
39
*24%
25%
98 V4
98%
30
31
29%
29%
30
30
8 Va
8v4
8 Va
8V4
8Va
8Va
51%
51%
51%
*50%
51%
5
17%
18%
17%
18
1
22V4
21%
23%
22 Va
21%
21 Va
33
34 V*
33 %
22 %
17%
18
50%
49%
49%
49%
34
33%
33%
34
10
Corp—4
Mfgrs Inc
2
United
Park
City Mines Co
4
United
Shoe
Mach
34% Oct
31% Oct
24
35% Mar 16
common
10
18%
22%
18%
.1
17%
17%
4.50
;
l
I
25
49%
25
*33%
18
18 Va
23
22>A
22%
21%
21V4
21%
33%
33%
34 Va
22%
22%
22'A
22»A
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
17%
13
13
1
I*
50
34
16% •<*
21%
38%
38
38%
38
•
*8 V*
34%
8
Va
8V4
-
24,500
1,300
8%
34%
18,600
1011/a
23,700
481/4
48%
12,400
99%
100%
34V4
35
102%
101
9,700
32,800
100
48 Va
48%
99 3A
99%
83 Va
83%
*82
76 Vs
76
91
62
63V4
627A
62%
13,800
32%
33V8
32%
331/a
22,800
8%
8%
8%
8%
12,000
24Vt
17,900
76
24
130
-
91 %
*91
340
83%
360
200
24
2474
22%
23
32 Vs
331%
32%
32%
35,800
51 %
52
51
517/a
13,600
115
*104
115
T01V4
101%
*101%
103
*22Vi
23
500
700
27%
28
27Va
27%
9,500
39%
38%
38%
12,100
25
24%
24%
300
99
101
99%
101 Va
27,300
30
51%
No par
Greenfield
preferred
2774
39
98%
Calif
1% Jan
6%
39
21 va
25%
39%
16%
211/8
■
38%
27%
98%
;
71% Jan
1
X26
101'A
*24%
Gas Improvement Co
Corp
Corp
&
27%
16%
21 Va
'106
52%
115
101
98%
Foundry
United
Merch
27 Va
51%
*105
5
United
United
101 Va
33%
40 V*
25%
j
United
Mar 26
52 V*
115
"101%
32
98%
2.5t)
2
25
51%
*105
101 Va
I
23%
*24%
Cos
2
United
52 Va
115
101 Va
x23
10
t
Coal
24
24 v*
Corp
Corp
Oct
25.
24>A
No par
41
see page
8%
24%
Corp
1% Nov 30
4
8%
Araer__No par
Carton
38% Jan
2
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
30% Feb
33%
24%
1
Co
United'Electric
6274
8%
^
United-Carr Fastener
5
90
61%
32%
24%
common
of
Co
&
90
6174
33%
8%
10
Corp
Biscuit
Board
91
61'A
24 Va
Inc
Corp
Carbon
-
2,000
17%
16 Va
91
76
76
17 V*
17Vt
17Vs
2Ir/s
76
82 Va
8%
52
United
82 Va
83%
49%
101
25 Vs
*105
United
13
48rA
*99%
8%
5
Artists
48%
100 Va
24%
of 1955) conv pfd_100
(series of 1956) conv pfd_100
United
26% Mar 28
33%
(series
United
5OV4 Mar 16
101
Lines
62%
33'A
103%"
103 Va
32%
91
61%
8%
35%
102%
75'A .'76
*90
91
38%
34%
5
76'A Mar 24
footnotes,
*82
8V4
8%
35
lo
3
For
100
38 y4
38%
No par
Co__
16
3
48 %
48%
101%
10
No par
common
Twist Drill Co
United
Dec
Co
preferred
non-cum
Union
101% Nov
113
RR
Union Tank Car
19
32V4 Mar 13
39% Jan
;
of California
13 Jan
30% Jan
102%,
48%
25
preferred
84% Jan
% May 29
8%
34%
100 Va
No par
;
37% '
,
104% "
103 Va
par
xlo
common
9
35%
76%
Union
Jan
6%
No
8%
34%
*75%
Union
8
37%
g
No par
4
30
20%
preferred
3
4
20 Va
$3.50
Dec
60% Jan
19%
77% May 31
35
25
Xl9%
83%
69% Jan
29% Sep
20 Va
38 Va
,*82
27% May 29
8V<iJan
2
33% July 26
1
18% Feb
19%
No par
43 % May 29
56 Vs Aug
16%
preferred
4
3
17 Va
16%
$3.70
6
86
16%
16%
13
83% Dec
20
37% Jan
17 Vs
16%
-
Dec
202
17 Va
16%
5
Co
Corp
.$4.50 .preferred
68% Dec
39% Nov
Paper
Union
2
52% Apr
IOIV4 Dec
37 Va Dec
8
Rubber
Bag-Camp
6
87
&
Asbestos
3
27
rets ord_:
shares.
!
20
Union Carbide
121% Jan
;
1
Amer dep
42% Jan
Jun
17%
16 •
_1
No par
(The)
Corp
Jan
Jun
36
Udylite
27% Jan
81
'
: Feb
19 V4 May 15
31% May 29
May 22
Apr
17
'
13% Jan
30
24Va
30
8 Va
30
1,400
13,900
51
51
52Va
81/4
53%
177-8
18 Vs
17%
18
10,200
21%
22%
21%
21%
24,000
21V*
21%
21%
27,200
33%
33%
33%
33%
36,300
21%
21V*
*21%
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
17%
17%
19
13,400
1
7,800
49
8,500
8 Va
1
8 V*
1
21%
1
49Vs
49%
48%
*33%
34%
*33%
22
34%
600
1,500
1,200
150
Volume
Number 6221
196
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2501)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
33 y4
Sep
29
93
Jan
4
24% Jan
3
46% Dec
42 Y* Dec
95
151
Lowest
Highest
22
97% Jun
1
95% Aug
10
98
May
1
32% Nov
27
19 % Oct
8
23 % Jun
25
32% Mar
9
6
28 y4 Jun
25
47% Mar 23
Sep 25
115
Dec
Feb
65 y4 Oct
27
24
20
158% Oct
2
3
22% Dec
14
17
42 y2 Dec
4
43
Jun
21
26% Jan
5
36 y2 Jun
6
30% Jan
2
7% Jan
3
9 Vo Nov
21
2
27% Apr
6
26 '/2 Jan
3
43% Jan
25
75
Jan
5
467/s Jan
6
149% Jan
3
26
Jan
3
45% Jan
75 % Oct
4
24
33
Mar
July 11
10% Oct
8% Jan
14
Oct
24 % Oct
2
48 y2
25
161% Nov 13
22% Jun
23
41%
54% Oct
2
22% May 29
49 % July
27
37% Oct
164
2
22
3
23'A Jan
6
45y2 Nov 28
23% May 29
9
37
Jan
29 y4 Jan
3
39%: July 11
53%: Apr 10
11
3
23
Jan
-Apr
Jan
17 Vb Jun
6
4
Oct
34% Feb
Jan
3
30y2 Jan
10
153% Jan
9
27% Oct
27
30% Jan
4
48% Feb
28
33% Mar 10
166
Nov
19
24
158
Aug
8
10% Oct
23
6
29% Oct
24
Apr
14
28% Oct
31
42% Nov
20
31% May 29
62
Jan
69% Dec
59
3
1414
1
common
._1
Co.—
5
Rubber
S
Co
S
S
Steel
S
preferred
7%
s
*46%
28
2,800
37%
36%
39
15,400
41%
40y2
24%
48%
81 %
41
41
161 :/4
15%
15%
24%
2,000
47%
47%
10,200
*81
41%
82 %
40%
160% 160%
160%
160%
30%
30%
*30%
40%
41%
56 V2
56 V2
39%
56 y4
5b V4
;56 %
ce%
*56%
43%
45
43%
44%
44%
45%
44%
147%
147 y2
147%
147%
147%
preferred—25
*38'/2
^7
39
[4'-:■£■■■
26Va
,
'
26%
38y2
*38%
39
24%
,
26%
38y2
25%,'''
24%
25
*24%
25%
-
30c
7
7y4
7
7ya
7
Universal
25c
7%
7%
7%
8
26%
8
American
Corp com
preferred—
31
24,100
161
1,700
30%
1,800
'39%
39%
8,500
57
57
57%
1,000
45%
44
44%
143,900
148
148%
2,500
26%
6,300
148
26%
26%
26%
39
24%
*38%
24%
7
8%
41 %
30%
40%
*38%
7%
12,800
82%
40%
160%
27
*81
41 %
30 \\
147%
1,900
2,800
9
24%
40%
26%
47%
15%
30
147%
16,500
39%
*8%
47%
39%
•
14,900
14
39
9
47
4014
.100
*46%
*24%j. 24%
31V2
No par >
76
162%
13%
38%
15%
39ya
•
75%
*161
%
47%
*8%
24%
81%s
14
*46%
38%
'• 9
*80%
48
*80y2
13%
15%
24%
47'/8
81%
160%
77%
1621/2
•
38%
*8%
15%
47%
24%
47'A
162
76
*161
47%
38%
>'
9
15%
40%
Vitamin, &' Pharmaceutical—-1
Convertible
28
14%
United Whelan Corp.—
24
28
37
16%
common
non-cumulative
25V4
161
50
28
37%
162%
15y4
4,300
28%
14
"*8%
;;'
24
99
*161
39
v
23%
*98
14y4
47%
39%
24%
99
162 %
•
Shares
241/8
*98
-50
—
Co
78%
the Week
Dec. 14
30%
—
<Jorp common
Tobacco
77 %
46%
;
5
non-cum 1st preferred..—100
Corp..
.No par
Smelting Ref & Min com
.50
preferred
78 y2
*80%v
-
r
100
common—.
37%
*46%
16ya
24%
28%
37%
13%
39V2
9
97%
*161
.
15%
-
24%
97%
76 V2
v
47
39%
:
5
23%
*
14%
___10*8%
preferred.
24 Va
97%
28
37
162%
47
50/ ~
24Va
27%
-
Friday
Dec. 13
97%
28%
Sales for
Thursday
24%
7
8%
6"%
8%
8%
39
40
24%
4,800
7
5,400
8%
13,300
5
*38'/2
39
*38
39
39
39
3.
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp..____ 1
39
26y4
26%
39 %
x25%
26
39%
25%
39%
26%
54
Feb
6
Universay Leaf Tobacco com.No par
37'A
25%
38
26%
37
37
24%
25i/4
5,500
170
Feb
2
37
*161%
163
160
161
37 Va
37%
2,300
162
*159%
38% Jan
-
2
'
Playing Card Co—
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
7%
U
U
22
Apr
40% Apr
2
19% Oct
30
U
14% Mar 23
33% Oct
43% May 17
55% Nov 28
6
1
1
common
8%
U
17
11 '/a
S
S
37%
78 V4
;
100
—
preferred series A—
Pipe & Foundry
1%
2
42% Jan
S
25
98V2
77 %>
*161
U S Shoe
39% July 17
4
22
29
preferred
Lines
S
V'
4
3%%
8
39% Feb
115% May 29
30
Mar
78% Jan
152% Apr
2
U
2
Mar 27
58
141% Jan
35
May
35
U
Co
Dec. 12
36%
1
No par
Industries Inc
4%%
U
44 y2 Mar 19
26
9iy4 May 17
147 y4 Jun
5
139% July
U
4
9
S
4%%
U
31% May
4
53% Mar 20
82% Sep
60% Feb
152% July
Nov~21
.
Gypsum
7%
5
7
Oct
18
23
12
36
common——
S
Wednesday
Dec. 11
24y2"
*97%
28
100
Securities—
U
9% Feb
Jan
,
2
23% Feb
Aug
preferred-—
&
S
Tuesday
Dec. 10
Chemical Corp com_l
&
U
16
79
Borax
4V2%
Mar 29
42% Sep
S
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
Par
Foreign
U S Freight Co
23
38
64 y2 Aug 11
U
U
4
241/4 Mar
84
15
14
164% May 25
23
53% May 18
Dec
Ve Feb
105 y4 Jan
9Vb Jan
21'A Oct
153
41
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
9
47% Feb
35% Jan
I
NEW
Highest
'
31% Jan
2
61% Mar 14
Jan
55
2
40% Mar 20
8%
preferred...—
.100
Universal Match Corp
Universaroil Products
2.50
Co
Utah
Power
.;
14%
.
15%
li
38ya
34%.
35%
&
Light
—12.80
Cof
36%
14%
37%
160
37
*159%
1,200
162
230
28%
14%
14%
14%
14
38%
14%
40
28,100
37%
38%
37%
34V2
34%
34%
39%
68,600
33%
33%
33 %
36%
36%
14%
39%
34Va
.
14%
37%
40y2
1
Upjohn Co—
37%
160
36%
36%
33%
37
30,300
36%
36%
36%
38
17,000
28%
28%
29
283/4
283/4
v
30% Oct
18
27
Jan
3
19% Jan
3
38% Oct
20
42
38% Jun
Nov
2
20
19 % Oct
July 14
43% Apr
Vanadium-Alloys
33% Feb
1
25
28% Jan
16
May 29
26% Dec
14
Van
22
45% Feb
19
Varian
19% Jun
12% Sep
20
77% Apr 27
77% Mar 30
15% Nov
30
22% May 29
6
29% May
2
30% Apr 27
22% Jun
Vanadium
25
50% Jan
2
8
Oct
24
18
Jan
10
18
Jun
25
44% Mar 23
49% Jan
27
102% Aug 29
81% July
Dec
7
6
86
Dec
Jan
9
92
Nov
Jun
26
89
Oct
13
24% Dec
11
28% Nov
17
4
13% Feb
1
14
5 %
67
Mar 23
6
Jan
19
2
88
Jun
29
102 % Aug
24
16 % Jun
25
1116
9% Jan
H
13% Jan
4
87% Jan
3
98% Jan
i
5
17=
100
23
14
Jun
22
97% Aug 20
101% Sep 10
JUly 21
107 % Jun
Oct
8% May 29
May 12
20
Co
5%
Nov
89% Jan
29
83
Oct
51
86
8
85
44
24
Oct
46% May 28
103% July 18
68% Nov .21
108
24
44
•
5
♦28%
—1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
143/a
14%
10
25%
25%
141/a
25%
25%
6,800
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
35%
267/a
34%.
34%
34%
3,100
34%,
35
34
351/4
34 y8
1.25
26%
28 %
34%
27i/4
26%
27%
21,900
26%,'
26%
27
25%
9%
9%
26i/4
l
10,900
9%
9%
91/8
9%
1
35%
36%
35%
36'/a
35%
36'A
36
50
35%
40 %
3,700
39%
393/a
39%
50
50%
39%
39%
2,100
1
111% Dec
94 % Feb
$5
3
34% Mar 26
14% Feb
21
16% Feb
Apr
Jan
106
Power
&
Co
Vornado
Vulcan
5 %
36i/a
40%
40y4
x39%
49%
49%
x49 %
61%:
49
49
2,300
60%
601/8
60%
61%
593/a
60%
109%
110%
16,000
110%
111
111%
111%
111%
420
591/4
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90%
*89
90%
*90
90%
*90
90%
*93
94%
*93
94%
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94%
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—100
:
5,100
60%
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94%
*90
92
105
105
105
105
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92
*91
105
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105
20%
20%
20y4
20%
20%
10c
20
20%
19
19%
20
common
10
10 %
15%
9%
15%
10
9%
15i/4
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100
*100
101%
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101%
*100
100
♦104
105%
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1051%
*104
100
*82
10
16
15%
1
-
21
4,400
20
191/4
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7,300
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15
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105
,
92
201/4
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;
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20%
193/s
20%
1
»
92
105%
203/a
20%
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preferred
1
49
9%
92
—.
Co
48
9
500
109%
110%
preferred
preferred——..
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49%
.
90%
convertible
5%%
30
35%
I
*
.
100
;_
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9
9%
94%
r
100-
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Inc
9%
50%
109 %
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100
.
preferred
Grocery
28%
*93
preferred
$4.80
Von's
*
100
28%
,
'
40%
60 %
:6
com
preferred—
$4.20 preferred-
21
102
Elec
preferred
$4.12 preferred
92% Feb 20
105% Oct 16
26% Jan
convertible
$4.04
,
13
com
preferred
prior
Virginia
13
92% May 22
...—
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
39 % Oct
.
Co..
Inc—_
Victor
27
Co
Associates.._—1
Vendo
30
Steel
of America.":
Corp
Raalte
104"
15
•
101 y2
104
10
':'u: 151/4
V" *100
104
105%
100
10'/a
10,800
151/4
600
'
101 '/2
104
60
w
71% July 28
85 % Feb
28
74
July
24% Oct
24
31 % Dec
29
16
8% Dec
14
14
Mar 13
Mar
53
Oct
Wabash
RR
Jan
3
Wagner
Electric
9% Jan
4
Waldorf Bystem.—
9
88
Oct
26
31
5% Oct
24
39 % Oct
24
,
Feb 20
3
73
38% Jan
6
58 % Nov
15
40 % Jun
25
57% Jan
2
Walker
2
42% Oct
10
21% Oct
25
44% Feb
8
Wallace
&
7
65% Mar 21
30
11% Mar 28
4 % Oct
19
8% Feb
20
Walworth
8% Dec
26
13% Jun
1
5% Oct
25
9% Feb
21
Ward
66
Dec
26
86% Mar 16
59% Jun
15
6
Jan
3
3% Oct
24
17% Jan
25
10 % Oct
24
20% Feb
9
Warner
38% Apr 19
27% May 17
Warner
12
$4.00
16% Jan
3
28
39
May
Nov
8
29
Oct
24
17% Oct
3
Oct
5
29
Oct
2
29.
May 29
May 29
22
92
34i/2 Feb
6
40% Nov
27
413A Jan
5
59'/2 Nov 27
43
Nov
15
54% Nov 30
39
72
104
Dec
G
W
&
*82 y4
19%
20%
193/4
*5%
5%:
5%
5%
46%
46%
46 %»
46%
46 y2
50%
51
51%
27
27%
27
6
■6%
5%
8%
7%
7%
69%
100
Inc
4
14%
10
convertible
2
Warren
2
24i/2
24%
103i/2
103%
33
32%
34%
31%
32i%
No par
34%
34 y8
34%
47%
48
47
47%
No par
Co..
383/4 Jan
23
29% May 29
37% Mar 19
Waukesha Motor Co..
5
33%
33%
6"
373/4 Dec
7
26% Oct
26
36% Feb
8
Wayne
Mills
5
32%
33
71/4 May 31
2% Oct
22
5% Jan
31
Knitting
Welbilt Corp
^
1
3%
8% Oct
23
14% Feb
20
West Kentucky Coal Go
4
10% Jan
4
5'
94
Jan
85
July 11
17'/2 Apr
102
7
91
May 31
May 5
87
823/a Jan
17
87
Apr
24
331/8 Aug
1
45
Dec
28
26% Oct
25
99
Nov
14
93
Jan
19% Jan
Fenn
West
—4
4%%
Power
102
Dec
West
5
Va
4%%
4
30
May 11
4
45
Nov
39
2
Western
14
37% Mar 21
13
29
38
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
28
21% Oct
24
24
29
Dec
24
July 18
7
38% Nov
22
30
Jan
Apr
297/s Nov
55
3
Apr
19
28
25
28
4
Jun
27
Jan
,Feb 21
291/4 Aug 16
21% Oct
50
Jan
10
25
May 29
391/8 Jan
2
23
80
Jun
27
88% Jan
31
108% Sep
24
30% Mar 12
104
Feb
2
110
Nov
28
41
Dec
29
56
Jun
5
3
99% Jun
2
4
34% May 19
25% May 11
82
Jun
1
71% May 14
77
65
Feb
9
29
Oct
24
60'/2 Jun
9
33% Jun
25
52% Jan
23
92'/4 Jan
26% Oct
68
43
10
Jan
'/a Aug 24
40'/4 Jan
3
99'/2 Jan
9
71/a Jan
24
37
3
Oct
31
Jan
5
103
Mar 10
Jan
57
Oct
16
24% Dec
20
26% Dec
14
41% Jan
3
29
96 % Apr
6
Apr 24
47% Mar 28
4
103% Nov
19
May 29
10% Jan
15
Oct
25
19
Feb
26
Jan
32% Aug 17
43% Feb 28
18% Dec
26% Mar
6
26% May 29
48
2
Mar 22
101%
101%
101%
101 y2
101%
100
*100
100%:
*28%
26%
White
Dental
White
Motor
2.50
27%
26%
27%
"
10
-
20
Wilcox
Oil
Feb
16
Wilson
&
84% Mar 16
88
Nov
23% Jun
46
Mar 14
9,600
101 y2
20
101%
31%
31%
15,200
32%
32%
33%
16,700
19 y4
18%
19%
4,000
28'/a
*27%
281/4
*27%
28%
273/4
27%
273/4
27%
27%
2,200
27%
263/4
27%
26%
26%
40,700
25%
25 ya
25a/a
251/8
25%
10,500
31%
32 y4
31 y4
31%
31%
31%
93,100
88
■
31%
32%
88 y4
87%
87%
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*108%
28%
28%
29
29 y4
par
92
92%
92
92%
36
36%
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114
114
93
36
36 3/8
75
75
*34
34
33%
34
42%
43
103%
102%
102%
*iooy2
'6%
6%
22%
*21%
*39
6%
6%
102 y4
6%
791/4 Jan
5
27% Jan
4
44% Dec
7% Dec
26
131/4 Jan
10
5
Jun
26
26
41
Oct
30
22
Jun
26
May 29
26
Jan
8
25
9% Feb
39
Jan
15
39
*38
39%
*39
193/a
19
19
37
37
37
5
26%
27%
27
27
263/4
27 Va
26%
26%
:37%
37%
37%
38/
373/4
38
*87%
89%
x86%
86%
..*33%
34%
*31%
33
.10
Co
Industries
Windsor
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.
59% Nov
22
44
15
125
44% Nov
17
22% Jan
"_3
66% Apr
5
93% Nov
22
54% Oct
24
92 % Jan
2
Woolworth
49
3
671/4 May 22
943/4 Jun
6
21% Oct
22
58
Feb
8
81 % Jun
Worthington Corp common
4%% prior preferred
60% Mar 16
131% Apr
42% Nov
20
Jan
86% Nov 28
95
31%
Jan
6
141V2 Nov
18
12% Apr
171% Dec
29% Dec
15
29% Jan
5
22
Wisconsin
6%
Witco
Elec
Power
Chemical
Woodward
._
Public
Iron
Service
Co
Inc
Co—
130
56
*129
42%
42%
*129
56 Vb
19
*36%
26%
3 6 3/4
3734
36%
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88 3/4
*86%
33
33
32
190
6%
5,000
22
"
39%
19
100
37
1,300
1,600
2634
2,700
37
5,400
88a4
32
200
400
*6
6Va
6
6%
1,900
25
251/4
25
25%
18,100
57
56%
56 34
129 y2
*129
129%
423/a
42
423/a
42%
*129
57
3,100
129%
"28
26%
27
28 Ya
28a/a
27%
24%
25
24%
24%
243/4
243/4
x24'/2
24%
24%
.24%
1,400
10
65%
66%
64%
65%
643/4
65%
63 y4
64%
63%
64%
11,900
10
27%
27%
26%
27%
263/4
27i/4
26%
26%
9,100
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"85%
85%
1023/4
3,200
100
No par
5
28
2,300
6,800
'
'
-
"
"
-26%"
"*84%
93
Jan
25
131
Jan
2
11% Feb
28
14
166% Jan
4
19
11
55%
56%
42 %
25 Va
*39
IO21/4
26%
5
r10
25
30% Feb
21
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
x22%
38% Feb
16
Young Spring & Wire Corp
—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
*25%
x253/4
81
83%
81 '/a
No par
18%
19 Va
18%
53% " 55%
52 Va
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
Wyandotte Worsted Co
25
6
6%
*21%
42%
281/4
28
16
6
130
42 %
Jun
8
32 y4
*101
42%
27%
Corp—10
Co—.—
(F W)
*129
100
89%
32%
6%
25%
25
56%
56%
com—10
Co
preferred
Wisconsin
25%
87% Jun
25
94% July 19
23
Oct
23
*6
92% Jun
6
8% Feb
Oct
23
Jun~~3
10
25%
1
129'/2 Dec
6
6
10c
Inc
7
2
6
9
39%
19%
12
Feb
63/4
22
36
413/4 Jan
31 % May 29
1021/4
6V2
19
1211/2 Apr
29% Jan
3
*100V2
*21 y2
*863/4
100
400
35%
No par
190
10,300
4,600
18%
:
36;%
34
22
"
93
79
43
35
5
6,300
34
19
.____
36
*73
28'%
423/4
common—No par
Inc
*92
800
114
34%
34%
1
28 V*
42 Va
18%
$4.25; preferred
Wilson-Jones
79
34%
Inc.—.
Co
Co
36%
*108%
400
42%
*21%
-
52 % July
6
85
Dec 29
36
22
39
39%
93
*73
42%
6%
*92%
93
34
103
283/4
28 %
36%
42%
•*21%
114
*108V2
75
34%
20
.50
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3iy4
29
100
101%
110
xi8y2
43%
—
*100
29%
19 y4
114
36
30%
32%
42%
:
30%
32 y4
*33%
Corp...
32% Feb
57
10
30%
31%
1
common
preference
$3 convertible preferred
25
92%
(The S S)—J20
Mfg
preferred—:
22
95
*91
25%
32
-87%
*74
180
*94
92%
28%
75
101 Va
95
*91
27
•
25%
31%
87%
101%
*94
27%
30%
25%
32%
•87%
2,000
94
*108%
Sewing Machine common—.1
Jun
25%
25%
87%
'
9%
92%
5
80
No
Prior
White Stores
-
31%
common_6.25
Electric
Co
;.27%
.
9%
28 y8
27%
No par
3/8
19
27%
28
28
40
preferred
RR
4,400
32
28i/2
27%
2nd
500
3
30%
32%
preferred
%•
30 3/4
600
3
101%
9%
102 %
Whirlpool Corp common
4"%%
convertible preferred
Wickes
9%
19%
33% Oct
18
9%
*100%
100
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
_100
Wheeling Steel Corp common——10
5 %
9%
31%
3.80%
White
9
9%
18%
Westinghouse
<■'
3
30
non-cum
$5
2%
30%
Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
18
36% Dec
5
May 15""
277/s Oct 25
4
27
2
20
49
203/8 Jan
2
42% Jan
100
13
H433/4 Oct
Apr
10
90 % Oct
131/a May 10
26
118
Sep
25
3
x3
32%
Union
88% Jan
31%
-31%
Western
19
33%
*31%
31%
4
19
*32 %
3214
32%
41% Jan
37% Dec
33%
*31%
20 %
Pacific
82% Dec
*32%
32
31%
Western
4%
33
31%
30%
4
4,600
33
'18%
9
3,300
32i/a
1
Jan
1,300
3,100
33%
Bancorporation
—'J2
com.J.No par
32%'Feb
32,400
.
34
31%
Western Maryland Ry
,
33%
102%
900
24%
46%
94
Western Air Lines Inc.i
13
May 29
23%Jun 25
32% Dec
Jan
23% Dec
27
28%
103
34%
100
& Paper
preferred—
8,300
33,800
33%
common—5
Pulp
24
103
41/4
143/4
463/a
*91
Mar 12
283/4
243/a
103%
24%
103
90
66%
34
92
46
28%
4
143/B
33%
94
22
97% Feb 16
28%
66%
34
92
preferred series C
4%
143/4
46%
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4.10%
28%
24%
104
67%
4'%
14%
32%
92
preferred series B
30
,
*66 %
46
94
4.20%
Apr
43/4
15
3,600
34
*91
15
92
12,500
8
33%
*92 %
4
94% Jun
3
6%
73/4
46%
*101%
102% Apr
11
5%
8
34 y4
100
25
Jan
85% Jan
900
6
73/4
4,100
32%
100
.100
pfd
95%Jun
51a/4
2634
*31%
10
1,600
*
51
263/4
34
3%
10
46%
52%
46%
'
3
41/8 Jan
28%
28%
23%
103%
25% Jan
•
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24%
102%
1,600
27 V*
68
4
14%
24%
No par
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
D)
28%
28
5,000
5%
51%
7%
68
4%
14%
10
19%
27%
53/4
6
68
4
13%
47
83%
5i/2
45%
5%
*821/4
19i/2
20
52%
7%
102 %
preferred—100
2
x68
4%
14
Pharmaceutical—!
Warner-Lambert
69%
1
1.25
Corp
Pictures
83y4
27
I
6%
8
30% Jan
.
•
51
28
—1
common
Co
(6
47
51
2:50
Industries
Bros
46 %
27%
50c
51
Jan
82 %
20%
5%
No par
40% Jan
54% Jan
82%
19%
5%
Co.
Co
preferred
Ward
83
20%
5%
Inc
Tiernan
Baking
6%
Mar 12
"82
20%
i:
Walgreen Co
Oct
83
15''
No par
10
Corp
(Hiram)
26% Feb
7
preferred
4%%
98% -99
10
9%
,
'
*
-
99
'
9%
"
27%
84%
84%
84%
84'/2
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100%
101%
93/4
102%
102 34
1023/4
93/4
9%
93/4
158%
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1613/4
158 %
161%
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22%
23%
233/4
253/4
251/4
253/4
25%
83
84i/4
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253/4
83%
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82%
82%
83 y4
12,000
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18%
18%
18 %,
18%
is y»
18 y4
2,400
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53%
54%
53%
54%
53%
55 y4
36,500
85%
100
•
9%
155
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10
10
90
1,300
X
Xerox
1.25
Corp
156% 161
156% 158%
67,000
Y
27% Jan
S
36% Jun
8
Jun
27
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
29% Nov
14
22% Oct
23
114% May 17
65 % Oct
22
107% Mar 28
19% Jan
a
24% July 10
14% Oct
25
30% Mar 16
Youngstown Steel Door
82% Nov
2
823/4 Nov 28
423/4 Oct
24
75% Mar 15
Zenith
•Bid
asked
and
"23%
26
X23
24%
26
11,400
400
"
prices;
no
sale
this
Radio
Corp
day.
r Cash
sale,
wd When, distributed,
ruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
II Transferred from American
On stock dividends of 25%
or less, high and low ranges of old stock are
retained.
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1
Ex-dividend,
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tin bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized
Stock. Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
x
V
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
,
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
(2502)
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
The italic letters in the column headed
VBTADI V
V
uiippIf I
FRIDAY-WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
"Interest Period"
bonds mature. Figures after decimal
the
indicate in
point represent
LOW
4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury 4s
Treasury
3%s
Treasury
High
1971
1972
1972
1980
1968
1971
—Aug 15
Feb 15
LAug 15
Feb 15
May 15
Nov 15
Treasury 3%s
v
3%s
Nov
SALE
15
PRICES
Dec. 12
Low
104
103.24
Treasury 4s
Treasury As—
Treasury 4s
v
case the month
32nds of a point.
Wednesday
Dec. 11
Low
May 15
Treasury 4Vis
Treasury
HIGH
Tuesday
1975-1985
—Aug 15 1987-1992
Feb 15 1969
Oct
1 1969
Treasury 4'As
each
more
Dec. 10
;
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
AND
or
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
Lowest
;■,/
Year 1961
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1
Range Since Jan.
Range for Previous
one
103.26
104.2
103.14
103.22
Low
High
Thursday
Dec. 14
Low
High
104.4
103.26
104.6
103.24
103.28
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 13
Low
High
Week
High
103.36
Bonds ($)
104.6
103.18
103.16
103.18
101.20
101.24
101.27
101.31
101.28
102
101.28
102
101.28
102
101.22
101.26
101.26
101.30
101.27
101.31
101.27
101.31
101.27
101.31
100.28
101.4
101
101.8
101.1
101.9
101.1
101.9
100.21
100.23
100.24
100.26
100.27
100.29
100.28
100.30
100.28
100.20
100.24
100.23
100.27.
100.25
100.29
100.26
100.30
100:26
103.14
103.6
103.16
T01.1'
103.16
1C1.9
100.30
100.30
100.16
100.24
100.22
100.30
100.24
101
100.24
101
100.24
101
101.12
101.16
101.15
101.19
101.16
101.20
101.15
101.19
101.15
101.19
100.2
100.10
100.3
100.11
100.3
100.11
100.3
100.11
100.3
100.11
100.4
99.28
1974
99.24
100.26
100
100.24
99.30
100.28
\
99.28
100.6
100.4
99.28
100.25
100.29
100.24
100.28
100.24
100.4
10C .28
Treasury
33/4S
15 1968
100.22
Treasury
3%s
.—May 15 1966
3%s_
Nov 15 1967
3 Vis
Nov 15 1980
3Vis
Feb 15 1990
3Vis
Nov 15 1998
3Vis
Nov 15 1966
3V4S—Jun 15 1978-1983
3 Vis
May 15 1985
3s
Feb 15 1964
3s
Aug 15 1966
3s
Feb 15 1995
2%s
Feb 15 1965
2 Vis—Jun 15 1962-1967
2 Vis
Aug 15 1963
100.30
101.12
100.31
101.3
101
101.4
100.30
101.2
100.30
101.2
100.13
100.17
100.15
100.19
100.15
100.19
100.13
100.17
100.13
100.17
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
V
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Aug
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
i
2 Vis
Dec
Jun
Treasury
2 Vis
Mar
Treasury
2Vis
Mar
Jun
Treasury 2 Vis
2 Vis
Treasury
89
89
8
Mar
€
Mar
Sep
Treasury 2Vis_.
Dec
95.2
94.28
95.4
94.30
95.6
94.30
95.6
94.30
95.6
93
93.8
93.6
93.14
93.8
93.16
93.8
93.16
93.8
93.16
92
92.8
92.6
92.14
92.8
92.16
92.8
92.16
92.8
92.16
99.27
99.31
99.26
99.30
99.26
91.4
91.12
91.4
91.12
91.4
91.12
91.12
91.4
91.12
91.47
91.12
99.25
99.29
99.27
99.31
90.30
91.6
91
91.8
90.30
91.6
91
91.8
91.4
-
100.3
100.1
100.3
100.1
100.3
100
100.2
100
99.5
99.2
99.6
99.1
99.5
99
99.4
99
99.4
88.29
89.4
89
89.8
89
89.8
89.2
88.26
98.25
98.29
98.26
98.30
98.26
98.30
96.7
9615'
96.10
96.18
96.10
96.18
•'
100.2
99.1
88.26
-
'
99.30
100.1
-89.2
98.26
98.30
98.26
96.10
96.18
96.10
96.18
98.30
"
99.23
99.25
99.23
99.25
99.23
99.25
99.22
99.24
99.22
99.24
94.10
15 1963-1968
15 1964-1969
lfe 1964-1969
Dec
Treasury
94.20
94.18
94.16
94.24
94.16
94.24
94.16
94.24
94.16
94.24
93.10
93.18
93.6
93.18
93.18
93.10
93.18
92.22
92.30
92.24
93
92.24
93
92.20
92.16
92.24
92.18
92.26
92.16
92.24
91.12
1965-1970
1966-1971
1967-1972
15 1967-1972
15 1967-1972
93.10
92.26
92.12
15
93.14
92.18
91.18
93.10
"'"'92.24
"
93
92.16
92.24
91.16
91.24
91.20
91.16
91.24
91.26
91.16
91.24
90.4
90.12
90.8
90.16
90.6
90.14
90.6
90.14
89.18
89.26
89.22
89.30
89.20
89.28
89.20
89.28
89.70
89.28
89.16
89.24
89.20
89.28
89.20
89.28
89.20
89.28
89.20
39.28
15
15
•'
90.6
90.14
Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop—
103
103
10
Nov
101.8
1973
July 10
101.8
July 10
4 Vis
Jan
1
1977
Feb
1
1982
4 Vis
—May
4 Vis
4 Vis—
4s
Jan
Sep
_
May
3 Vis
Dec
84
Dec
84
8
July 12
90
25
P
prices are indicated with a double dagger
tSale
Jun
All
other figures
106.8
107.8
104.8
105.8
104.8
105.8
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
101
100
101
100
101
10O
101
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
100.28
100.16
100.28
100.16
100.28
100.16
100.28
100.16
1C0.28
100.8
100.24
100.8
100.24
100.8
100.24
100.8
100.24
100 8
100.24
98.24
99.16
98.24
99.16
99
99.24
99
99.24
99
99.24
96.24
97.24
96.24
97.24
97
98
97
98
97
98
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
91.16
93.16
91.16
92.16
91.16
92.16
91.16
93.16
91.16
93.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
•88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
91.8
92.8
91.8
92.8
91,8
92.8
92.8
91.8
92.8
Interest
BONDS
;Period
V
-
Last
or
Sale Price
Transit Unification
Low
Range Since
Sold
_J«ne-Dec
1980
97 33
No."
High
97-jVf
103
104
103
104
104
December 14)
BONDS
'
Lew
High
Brazil
92
15
99
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
(continued)—
§ «7s Central Ry
9731
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Issue—
Stock
3%f Corporate
103
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
New York City
•
104
Pft
(Range for Week Ended
New York Stock Exchange
103
104
103
1976
91.8
bid and asked quotations.
are
Week's Range
Friday
103.16
102.24
100
1
1
107.8
103.24
1964
Mar
106.8
101
1968
3s
3 Vis
89
107.8
105.8
102.16
100.16
1
3s
3 Vis
106.8
104.8
103.16
100
15
Jan
3 Vis
107.8
105.8
102.16
100
1969
Oct 15 1971
May 15 1975
Oct
1 1981
July 15 1972
3 Vis
106.8
104.8
102.24
1978
15 1979
15 1963
1
—Oct
3 Vis
107.8
103.16
102.16
1980
1
—
105.8
102.16
1985
1
Dec
'July
101
104.8
15
Nov
4 Vis
103.8, July 25
July 11
101
10
Nov
106.8
Feb
43/4s
11
5s
103.8 July 25
1952
High
83
83
Range Since
Bonds
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Low
No.
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
June-Dec
83
81
95 Vi
69
2
84
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
5%
reduced to 3.375% )
Caldas
Foreign Securities
Canada
1975
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s
§• Chile (Republic) external
Telephone
External
•
New York
212
(Kingdom of Norway)
Amsterdam
4s 1968
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
§«Antioquia (Dept)
collateral 7s A 1945
*91
•
„
I*
30-year
3s
Australia
7s ser
1945—Jan-July
1946__Jan-JuZp
D 1945—Jan-July
.
91%
103% 104
*96 y8
99%
16
*96 VB
*96 VB
•
„
Jan-July
*57 Va
--
•
114
Chile
114
3 Vis
118
—
118
June-Deo
97%
60
97%
92%
1
99%
97 y4
98
50
93
96%
80
91
99
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
1980
286
92%
100
92
101%
98 Vi
5
101% 101%
9
98%
101
100 Vb 101
'
;
May-Nov
20-year 5 Vis 1979
20-year 5>/4s April
98%
101%
.
Mar-Sept
1978
20-year 5s
98% 100
100
May-Nov
•
105
•
•
•.
94%
102%
•
98%
104%
3s
100% 101 y4
28
94%
101%
100 y4101 ya
27
94%
101%
■
6s
of
6s
extl
7s
1960
Columbia
Ry)
(Rep of)
1927
of 1928 Oct
6s
97%
104%
1982 old
Jan-July
Jan-July
22
15
102%
102 y4102%
45
97%
104%
20-year 5Vis July
15
1982 new
Credit Froncier
Jan-July
102
101% 102
58
98
102
144
100
Oct
20-year
Austria
1980
1981
Oct
5Vis
1982
1
5Vis extl
(Rep)
s
•
Bavaria
4%s
(Free State)
debs
adj
(series
6 Vis
102
101 y4102
—June-Dec
1973
assented
8)
101%1P2
Apr-Ocf
f $
Austrian Governments 4Vis
8
101%
April-Oct
103
102% 103%
1980—Jan-July
1945
—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
1965
*100%
Belgian Congo 5 Vis extl loan 1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964—June-Dec
5Vis
external
•
extl
loan
extl
loan
Berlin
s
f
Mar-Sept
1976—
June-Dec
1977
(City of)
8•GVis
1972_i
loan
5 Vis
5Vis
1958
6s
external
ApriZ-Oct
loan
debentures
6Vis
s
6Vis
s
1950
Berlin
Debt
o?r
36%
5
29
102
104
100% 101 y*
Cuba
50
*
AprfZ-Oct
5Vis
to
s
3.5%)
f
6 Vis
A
104
98%
104 y4
101%
3s
due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reonced
External
s
to
f
3.375%)
6Vis
of
El
to
1927
3.375%)
II
due
1957
1979
94%
•
88%
European
Estonia
*
—
5Vis
—
—
5s
78
*—
78
2
•
33
90 Vi
41%
41%
*90
*41
*90
92y2
92 Vi
*41
42
42
*90
92 Vi
92 Vi
42
42
May-Nov
June-Dec
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
*41
*2%
*94%
5Vi
2%
5y2
96
93
—
33
79%
79%
4
31
102%'
73 y8
102
102
*63
102%
80 Vi
102
68
94 y2
47
100%
51 y2
69
103% 104%
27
27
*56%
102%
71
28%
106%
23
37
47%
5
58 Vi
60
7
24%
40
102 Vi
102 Vi 103
35
96 y2
105
99 %
98% 100
118
93%
100
24%
25
*86
92
64
87
*86
89
73 %
89
94%
Jan-July
Jan-July
83
83
2
(7th
(11th
Frankfurt
97%
on
4Vis
—
83
95%
dollar
10-year
69
84
132
132
4s
series) 1975
series) 1978
Main
6 Vis
1953
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
74
3
12
4
5
102
101
102 Vi
100 Vi 101
16
97%
87
93
Vi
97
"
*101% 102%
101 y8 101 Vi
30
97
105%
101
102 %
101V0
Map-Nov
69
80
bonds
3s
April-Oct
1972
bonds of 1936—
conv
& fund
Issue
Conversion
dollar
bonds
International
5s
74
~5
*94%
95
91 y8
95%
German
3s
1
"5
Community—
sinking fund 1973
Map-Nov
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar bonds 1969
—April-Oct
80
73
Prussian
74
—
—
Steel
Jan-July
Jan-July
5Vis
74
April-Oct
April-Oct
1973
ofP7s 1967
Steel Community—
(13th series)
1980
s
f debentures 1982
75%
——
83
and
Coal
and
secured
70
78
(Republic
secured
5%s
3s
April-Oct
(Republic of) —
$ bonds Jan 1 1976
1 1976
f dollar bonds Jan
s
debt adjustment
85
81
*91
(Interest
For footnotes,»see page 35.
extl
5 Vis
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
Salvador
43 Vi
Energy Supply Schwaben—
1957—April-Oct
1979
1974
_
3Vis external s f
96%
(Interest
June-Dec
1926
5Vis
of)
1977—
99
5Vis
1978
of
loan
17
5
Jan-July
—Jan-July
June-Dec
(Kingdom
extl
65
,
Feb-Aug
series A 1978
series B 1978
1977
Stamped assented (Interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
Denmark
102
~June-Dec
1959
4Vis external
1978
(Dept of) 3s
Czechoslovakia (State) —
Coal
s °D external 8s 1941
External
(Republic of)
Cudinamarca
101
100
adjustment¬
reduced
•
96
39%
AprfZ-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan
•
104
91%
•
II
*103Vi 105
-
100%
102
103%
40 V4
34 %
90 Vi
26
France—
5Vis gtd extl loan 1979
Power & Light Co Inc—
's debentures
debentures
■
.
ApriZ-Oct
1955
debentures
85
100% 100%
ApriZ-Oct
f debentures 1951
f
39 y2
97%
40
88
June-Dec
4Vis debt adj ser A 1970
4Vis debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s
*85
Mortgage
De
91
39
40 V2
*41
Map-Nov
Jan-July
20-year 5Vis Jan.
5'As
20-year 5 Vis
40%
*41
"
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Bank 7s 1946—
Copenhagen Telephone 5Vis 1977
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
20-year
9lVi
91
.
*90
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1961_April-Ocf
1961
Jan
91'A
*90
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1962
1960
(Hukuang
Colombia
79
136
■
Municipal
assented
7s
fund
1962
5s 1951
§ •Cologne
(City of)
6 Vis 1950
4%s debt adjustment 1970
•
92 Vi
—
*41
491/2
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1961
42
92 Va
—
Map-Nov
sinking
Consol
Chinese
6s
42
*90
*90
June-Dec
1961
assented
Chilean
101% 102%
•
assented
6s
fund
92 ya
42 Vi
*41
June-Dec
sinking
91
42
——
*41
June-Dec
Guaranteed
98%
95 y2
June-Dec
1957
1957
1961
•
_
96
\
6V2S
Bank
Mortgage
assented
6s
48%
98
1972—
June-Dec
assented
•
1973
1993
6Vis
Guaranteed
—
59%
June-Dec
5s
3s
60
41%
*90
II
Map-Nov
bonds
6Vis
•
June-Dec
15-year
1963
$
85 Vi
*90
*41
April-Oct
Map-Nov
•
1966
15-year 4%s
April-Oct
86 Vi
82 Vi
„
*41
Mar-Sept
1963
6s
31
•
__
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4'/2s 1971
20-year
fund
~~
60
82%
41%
59 Vi
*90
*41
47Vi
49 Vi
*41
~~
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
"
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3 Vis 1967
fund
sink
1961
1962
sinking
*90
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
;
1962
external
• 6s
Extl
Sept
assented
6s
External
91%
106
__
*96 y8
*96 y8
——
Apr-Ocf
f $ bonds 1978
s
ApriZ-Oct
-
"
—
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B
§• External sinking fund 7s ser C
§• External sinking fund
§#7s
3rd
series
1957
•'
6s
Sept 1961
fund 6s
assented
6s
*56%
1942—May-ZVop
1960
External sinking
•
(City of) 5y4s 1973
f 7s
s
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•
FOREIGN
•
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ISSUES
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37
85
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• 6s
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•
AND
GOVERNMENTS
86 V'2
1960
•
1
84%
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• 6s assented Feb 1961
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•
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FOREIGN
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1978—Jan-July
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s f bonds "IS-Jan-July
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25-year
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1979
30-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 2Vis 1974
of)
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dollar
bonds
91
91
1963—Jan-July
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April-Oct
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June-Dec
June-Dec
107% 107 Vi
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10
1
101%
107
83 y2
91
98 3*2
99%
1953 loans—
1972
lean of
dollar bonds
1953 due
104 y8 104 Va
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93%
100%
1930—
1980_
1972
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95
104
91%
109 Va
96
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
\
bonds
Period
or
Sale Price
Range Since
Sold
No.
High
Low
New York Stock
•
7s
6s
part
Conv
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1974
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133
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91
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:
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1977
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April-Oct
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81
80%
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conv
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1975
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1965
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27
35.
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series
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.
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87
77
74%
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4%s conv subord debentures
73%
76%
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division
Ohio
first
mortgage
1965
April-Oct
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debentures
76%
81%
FlinLkote Co
79
83%
Florida
90
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86%
91%
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Food
East
Ry
Aprll-Oct
1976
Stores
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80%
86
85%
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88%
84
89
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&
1980
..
88%
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Co
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conv
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Electric
13
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108
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Foods
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72
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20
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1977
1983.
debentures
Gas
York
mortgage
4s
>
107 Va
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:
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s
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1977
3'/2s
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87
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1978
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96%
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conv
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conv
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April;
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1980
1
subord-debentures
105 Va
1983
series
Commonwealth
4s
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101%
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1st
80 Va'
11
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1971
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103
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J
1
80 Va
1985
1976
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&
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1980—__
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00
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..
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—
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90%
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1977
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series F
3%s
I
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
1975
B
series
debentures
87
87 V4
■
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•
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—
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83
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55 Vs
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74
55
—
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and
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38
87
mortgage (3%
interest) 1993
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73%
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trust
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48
-
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1993
A 4% % 2018
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General
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debs
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&
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conv
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57
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"
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&.R.io
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1977
2%s
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tr
tr
_
31
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1971
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—
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86
82
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'
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mtge
mtge
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100%
127
tr 3s
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&
1st
77
2042
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1st
97
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—
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C
1993,
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1st
—
1981
debs
due
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98
99%
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A
99,5«
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.
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-
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mortgage
•
&
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'
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1963
mortgage
4%s
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48%
9
54%
54%
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Chock
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•
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Chicago
104
Pennsylvania
1994_Jan-July
refunding mtge 2'Vis-4Vis
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1
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98
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941/4
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92
92
96
91 Va
95%
2
89%
93%
Number 6221
196
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2505)
,
NEW' YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Fridav
Friday
Interest
bonds
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
or
i.' -;. i
bonds
Range Since
Jan. 1
v"'
Sold
New York Stock
•
No.
High
-
Low
Motors
Jan-July
^
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—r-——Mar-Sept
98%
98%
318
94'a
93%
94%
23
89%
94%
94%
94 %
94%
81
90%
95
1979————.Mar-Sept
5s debentures
1980—•
Mar-Sept
5s debentures
1981———.Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1982
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1983———
—mar-Sept
General Motors Corp 3y4s debs 1979
Jan-July
General Shoe 3.20s 1980
—Mar-Sept
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
Map-Nov
4%s convertible debentures
1977
June-Dec
97%
1969
debentures
1972___
3%s debentures 1975
5s debentures 1977———---■
debentures
3%s
General Tire
1981
Rubber Co 43/4s
&
Grant
June-Dec
May-Nov
1965—oMap-Nov
s f debentures 1985
May-Nou
(w r) & Co 3%s conv sub debs '75_Map-Nov
Union Company 4%s conv 1978
Jan-July
(w t) Co 4%s debs 1987—;
Jan-July
Great
Northern
Gimbel
4%s
Grace
Grand
4%s
Co
Goodrich
General 5s
Ry
5s
mortgage
103% 104%
91
mortgage Inc
mortgage
1st
ref
&
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m
debs
inc
146
146
148
154
3%s
series
mortgage
1st
1st
Mack Trucks Inc
186
82
114
101 y4
Macy Credit Corp 4%s
102
105%
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100
105
.
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96%
•
96
2
5s
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5
102
133
106
92
104%
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102%
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33/8s
1980
1981
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3%s
1982
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33
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71
10
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5s
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78%
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Central rr
84%
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6s
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4Vas
84
81%
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debentures
77%
165
171
56
80%
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debentures
1984
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:
—
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sink
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&
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ref
&
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a
4s
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b
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c
5s
fixed
2003%
interest
interest
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•
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4s
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.
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sink
92
3.75s
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100
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102
105
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debentures
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fund
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—,
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;
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#
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&
98
a Jan
1981
debentures
1991
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95%
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113
102'%
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&
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82
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88
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&
mortgage
12
100
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82
103%
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81%
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&
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93%
86
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co—
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102
105
103%
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.
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debentures
Tel
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102
103
102
17
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27
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107
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162
104
5
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68
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19
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90%
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conv
debentures
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123
11
sink
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1989
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1
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f debs
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82
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238
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81%
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co—
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133
232
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1982
conv
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June-Dec
1st mortgage 27/as 1978—
;
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1st mortgage 2%s 1980—
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s ser c 1984—June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s
1974
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Kayser-Roth Corporation 5%s 1980
Jan-July
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
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—-Ja?i-July
Kanawha
•
82
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3
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Lehigh
>
,
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debentures
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—
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conv
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sub
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mtge
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'
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c 1974— -May-Nov
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f 1984——Jan-July
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—
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b 1979— May-Nou
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91
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92%
12
94
82
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114
•
88%
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1981 —Jan-July
debentures
Feb-Aug
1973
96
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128%
99
96%
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;
101
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t
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1981
95
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•
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debentures
conv
26
26
i
12
119
104
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104
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debentures
bo
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.
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2%s
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mortgage
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1984
debentures
tr
debentures
4s
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1981
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•
82
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103%
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conv
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debentures
first
Ry
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92
1st
subord
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debentures
98%
88
May-Noy
1975
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92%
104%
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84%
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conv
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bo -,4
118%
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debs
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223
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3%s debs
104%
103
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co—
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104
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81
78
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145
1980
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ccnv
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85
78
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debs
72
78
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1980-.
debentures
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92
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first
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71
70
78%
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66
.13
.
2
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84'A
—
71 %
10
75%
1981
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5%s
(j
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80
64%
59%
75%
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65%
1972—Map-Nov
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260
78%
wts"
1977
debentures
conv.subord
4%s
71
53
5%s
4%s
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McKesson
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r-~Y
"ex
debentures
1981
43%s
1968
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McDermott
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63%
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rr
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Hackensack
sink
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5%s
103
101
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June-Dec
May-ZVou
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1979
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&
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Co
31/4s
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10
—Feb-Aug
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
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128
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71
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conv
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co—
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&
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MacAndrews
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1984
13
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1st
mortgage
1st
f
92%
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71
Feb-Aug
3%s
206
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1st
2%s
1969—
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mortgage
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2056-
a
mortgage
6s
1978
3s
debentures
105
2%s
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91%
90%
158 %
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105
82 %
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107%
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April-Oct
April-Oct
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refund mtge 3%s ser h 2003
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100
88
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31
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4s ser b Jan 2044—April
series g 1980
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104
93
rr—
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Gulf
Financial
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conv
62
103% 104%
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105%
103%
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1976
3%s series n 1990—-Jan-July
mortgage 3%s series o 2000
Jan-July
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Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series q 2010
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94%
107 y4
104%
91%
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r
McCall Corp
co—
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series c
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89%
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(b f)
93
97
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Last
Sale Price
rr—
refund mtge 3%s ser f 2003
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97%
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&
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100
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debentures 1983
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General Time
94%
97
105% 106%
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Period
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Exchange
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1
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Friday
Last
Period
Sale Price
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New York
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bonds
or
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4 %s series A 1974
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4 % s 3 f debentures 1976—:
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1977—_———,_May -Nov
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f debentures 1978
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f debentures 1980
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f debentures
1979
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f debentures 1981 —
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f
debentures
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4%s
s
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4s
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3
60
90
55
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Gas
Rochester
3s 1978
mortgage
1979
3'As 1982
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First mortgage
4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
First
mortgage
4%s 1991
mortgage 2%8
1st
First mortgage
1st
1st
Corp
5s
mortgage 23As
First
mortgage
Oklahoma
Gas
Pacific
Gas
First
Electric
&
conv
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June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
1982—May-Nor
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1966
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1970
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series
K
1971
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series
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1974
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series
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1979
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series
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1977
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series
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1981
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series
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April-Oct
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1982——April-Oct
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First & refunding 3 Vis 1982
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First & refunding 4%s 1987
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conv
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88
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1979
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102
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1st mortgage 37/as 1988
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mortgage
1975
2%s 1980
First
"I
101%
"97
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1984
23/4a
1996
first
Edison
Jan-July
1979
debs
conv
Telephone
Bell
debentures
3'/4s
1902
47as 1987
1st mortgage
Northrop
Northwestern
Rohr
78
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1977
1979
3s
mortgage
85
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
83
85
—
86 %
82%
June-Deo
1st mortgage 2%s
(Wise)
86%
"77
1977
D
mortgage 3'As series J 1969
5'As conv debs
1977
General
85%
81%
10
Feb-Aug
1992
4%s
mtge
85%
8 6'A
Aprll-Ocl
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
Last
Sale Price
Electric Corp—
&
81Va
87%
*84
Feb-Aug
2%» 1974
(Minnesota) first mortgage
First morLgage 23As 1975
1st
serial
4%s
Co—
Power
States
Northern
14)
Week's Range
,
98%
99%
*101
102%
Period
May-Nou
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983_April-Ocf
3%s debentures 1975
——
April-Oct
4%s
f'eb^ntures
1977
Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
1964
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3Vas series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985-—Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973-—April-Oct
Rheem
Manufacturing 3%s
debs
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—Apn'Z-Oct
93
88%
93%
93'/4
Interest
;
1963
debentures
3s
83%
91%
94%
Friday
Se' Gas Co—
Service Electric
Public
89%
V.
80
*83%
.
s
4%s
1st
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
Low
High
Low
No.
88%
*93
debentures
f
s
Ohio
.
(Range for Week Ended December
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
*88%
.-Mar-Sept
and ret
47as
Friday's
Asked
Bid &
Low
Northern
RECORD
EXCHANGE BOND
NEW YORK STOCK
1st
.
(25C6)
CO
__
214
70'A
101
102 3A
105 3A
103%
128
9178
943A
3974
917a
—
91%
2
Continued
on
page
35
Number 6221
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2507)
31
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Dec. 10,
In the
the
on
Last
Itange
of Prices
Corp class A
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg Corp
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp
1
10c
2 %
1
1
Precision Products
4%
1
Inc
3%
10
1
10c
Aero-Flow
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp.Aeronca
Manufacturing Co
1
1
1
10c
Aerosol Techniques Inc
1,200
*
1
Discount Inc
Aid Investment &
10%
Range
fur Week
of Prices
Shares
Class
b 74
2%
—
2%
48%
4,000
Steel
Wood
Alan
Co
10
common
100
preferred
5%
16%
Ox
Jun
Nov
91%
3%
3%
3%
5
4%
5 Va
1,600
2%
2%
2%
8 Va
6%
5%
3
8,600
American Engineering
—10c
1
Co
All-State
Properties Inc
Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc—(
Alleghany
Tire
Alliance
1
,
Allied
Control
Allied
Paper
Rainwear
Almar
Oil
7%
7%
12%
11 100
7%
5j/4
5%
5%
2
2 %
84
85%
5%
5%
46%
47
48%
275
5%
4%
Dec
6%
Oct
16%
Oct
7%
l'/4
1 %
1%
2,400
1
Feb
4
May
2%
2%
1,900
2%
2%
50c
2%
8,000
22,4.
5 %
5%
6,400'
13%
4,400
4%
(J
BVD
.—
Power &
4%
200
Inc—
V 4%
Nov
T\uV
34%
Feb
2i**
700
10
Oct
12
May
19%
3%
7.000
10%
2% May
•
9
Feb
4% Mar
"%
.
,
y
Electric
12%
14
12,200
preferred
$2.50 preferred
7uJ
1%
24%
Oct 1
1,200
1%
123,500
3%
2,400
2%
2%
l,5-o
1%
1%
yneo
4%
4%
9,900
7%
8°/a
2,bU0
17%
21,800
8%
Jan
17%
Dec
iii
1 Dec
Vb
Jan
20%
21%
2,000
17% May
27%
Sep
22%
b.tJ J
17
May
26% Mar
61
Mar
64 % May
1%
314
100
Husky Oil Ltd
Industrial
Canadian
Javelin
Jan
Canadian
Dock
Canadian Petrofina
5%
,ao Mar
Sep
*
Oil—.—16%c
&
Canadianwide
4%
Nov
Canaveral
Jan
3% May
Oct
—1
14
Jun
Aug
Mar
(A
Catalin
14%
5%
6
W)
Co
Jun
Jan
$1.50
Century
Jan
Century
Feb
Chamberlin
12%
7
Co
5%
200
Sep
6%
Feb
Charter
4%
4%
2,9uU
3%
Oct
13%
Jan
12%
900
10%
Oct
26% Mar
3
41
41
42
300
32
Oct
57%
Jan
Oil
8"?
9%
8
7%
8
17,600
700
514
Jun
10%
7
Dec
1014 May
Nov
50c
5%
5%
5%
1,100
3%
Jun
11%
10%
11 %
11,200
8%
Jun
lc
3%
3%
3%
4,500
;
50c
%
4%
4%
50c
i"ff
%
10c
7%
1
19%
1
1
11%
50c
13
18
%
10o
Construction
Bargain Town USA Inc
Barnes
Engineering Co
Wright Corp
Candy Corp.—
Barton's
1
♦
Corp——
2,300
1 %
Oct
4
Jan
5%
% May
4,900
.
Jan
9
14
3-ilf Oct
■
9%
Jan
Feb
Jan
7%
3,400
5%
Oct
16%
Jan
Coastal
1914
22%
3,000
1314 May
35%
Feb
Cohu
11%
12 Va
1,700
10
May
19 %
Jan
10%
Oct
18%
Jan
Jun
2%
Jan
.
300
9%
18
1
8,000
%
11
-
1
33,500
13%
14%
.
H
b
3
3
50c
47%
~4%
34%
2, /U0
9Va
3%
2,000
,
% Oct
3.300
48
4%
4%
600
2,000
8%
8%
800
1
7Va
7 Va
7%
1,400
—1
8%
8%
9
600
2%
2%
700
25%
25%
50
4%
4%
1,200
l'/a
1%
6,400
Inc
1
Inc
Berkshire Frocks Inc
(The)...
*
Inc
214
1
Corp
4
;—3
—
■
1%
12
1%
Jan
Jun
VB
3
15%
Apr
Oct
22
Jan
43%
Co common
footnotes,
7%
2,500
; 6%
7%
3,000
21%
22 Va
1,800
82%
84%
170
7%
7%
1
7%
'21%
82%
*
preferred
100
see
page 35.
111
"%
"12
2,800
5 Vb
5%
200
2,500
%
Apr
Oct
7%
Apr
9%
Oct
15%
6%
Feb
33
Mar
28%
28%
Oct
100
Feb
34
Oct
42
34
29%
10
28%
7%
4%
714
7%
1.100
4%
6
6,100
——1
1
10%
Vb
11%
23
23
1
10%
1%
5%
Aug
5%
6
Jan
7
Jan
1H
Feb
U Jun
7%
Sep
24%
Sep
% May
4% Oct
1%
Jan
1014
Jan
9%
23% Mar
1%
1%
2,900
6%
3,200.
13%
15%
19.500
14%
87,500
8%
Oct
4,600
Feb
19%
12%
Oct
34%
20
11%
26,000
12
Npv
<19%
Apr
1.200
5
Oct
8
Jan
■
1414
5%
5%
5%
,
Co—
—L*
2114
14%, *
6%
1714
17
17
1
—10
4
1
6%
500
7%
2,500
Oct
9% Aug
6V4 May
,3%
Oct
6
3.000
100
9%
Oct
14
Jan
12
14
J
10%
Nov
Oct
20
Feb
Feb
1 <j
3
3%
900
2%
2%
3
2%
300
2%
Nov
10%
A
Colonial Corp of America
50o
19%
18%
19%
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
—
14
14
14%
2%
Oct
20%
Jun
3% May
1 Vb Dec
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
5% May
4% May
16%
75
Oct
Oct
Consolidated
Royalty
Consolidated
Sun
30%
Diesel Electric Corp—
Feb
Construction
5%
Jan
Continental
3%
Jan
Continental
Mar
%
Continental
Apr
9
43
102
'65-1
25c
50c
Jan
Sep
11
—
Feb
3%
•
1
5
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc—
20c
Feb
Continental
Jan
Cook
May
21,600
3%
Co
Paint
Oil
Inc
Ray
Products
class A
*
10c
—1
Engineering-_1
1
Connector Corp cl A
50c
Materials Corp
10c
Vending Machine Corp.lOc
& Varnish Co
15
Aviation
&
Inc
1
4
Dec
5.800
3% May
14% Oct
3,600
5%
4% Mar
1
Jan
10%
Feb
38%
Jan
Jan
1
41
9
Oct
20%
4%
1,000
4%
Oct
8%
4%
1 Va
23.400
1
Oct
3%
Jan
1
4%
28
Jun
44%
Jan
400
12%
41%
3,300
8%
914
1,300
7%
3 Va
3%
17,000
4%
4%
600
5%
2.500
41
314
4%
5
20%
5
19%
3%
18
1%
7%
17% Mar
2%
Oct
12%
4 V4
Jun
3% May
10
4%
6
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
4
3.600
11,100
Jan
2% May
514
Jan
7% May
20%
24 Va
11%
n
Jun
1%
Auj
1%
Oct
4%
Jan
17%
Oct
27,400
"%
2, iU)
1%
1V2
714
7%
800
5% May
5%
7%
Jan
Sep
—
Commercial Corp..
Cooper-Jarrett
Feb
Jan
5%
A
Metals
18 Vb
15% Mar
1014
13%
3%
&
20% Mar
11%
1
Oils
Inc
Connelly Contaihers Inc
14%
13Va Mar
19% May
12%
6%
Compudyne Corporation
14%
Feb
15
Nov
13%
:—.—1
,
Products
Jan
Jun
Feb
13%
25c
*
...—10c
;
July
May
9%
Dec
100
5%
Minerals..Is
Consol
24%
lc
1
7%
Feb
90
Feb
Jan
May
1
10c
55%
11%
1%
75
3 Va May
12.600
2,200
Oct
6 Va May
5
2.50
5
2
Oct
%
69 Va
1
Jun
3% May
614 May
Jan
5
Jan
Co
Caribbean
1
Mar
2414
Corp
Electronics
Continental
10c
Hydratane Gas Inc....
Jan
475
America—
Oct
Building Industries Inc—
—
104
May
Corp
Commercial
.
.
Jan
13
Corporation
7%
Dec
114Va
83
—
Aluminum
4%
Oct
Jan
1
25c
:
Club
12%
'
Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Clopay
Dec
Nov
70
75
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
%
3
500
600
Manufacturing Co
12,000
1,800
16%
Corporation
Clary
Dec
4%
88%
Corp
Clausner Hosiery
17%
1614
Clark Controller Co.
10%
*
Shoe Corp
4%
-
July
21%. Feb
8714
Inc
"" %
.
■
25c
:
~
12 Va
Noc
84%
4%
84
pref—.100
Co Ltd
Cable
Oct
10 V4 May
1614
Development Ltd
Clarostat
Dec
Apr
8714
Foil
Clark
Jan
Jan
pfd
4%
Corp
Machine
Consolidated Mining
P
%
common
Corp
Christiana Oil Corp
K
7%
22 14
5.300
Chicago Rivet &
Chief
Feb
Feb
614
10,200
Cherry-Burrell
12%
14 Va
13% Mar
%
3.50%
Light
of
Dec
Feb
Apr
3%
3%
23%
1%
713
10%
IOV2
Jun
15% May
1% Mar
u
Jan
Oct
4%
Sep
3 Va
100
1
series B convertible preferred.*
convertible preferred
*
Electric Co
10
Geophysical Corp
1
May
8% May
900
15%
Oct
Dea
9%
Maine
8
Oct
,
%
Central Securities
4
5
8
3%
1
—1
:
Central
&
Oct
16%
ord_2s 6d
—1
10
Power
Oct
9
*
Jun
4,800
Central
Power
3%
V4
2,100
1
1
Co
&
41/2
Pi h
5% May
314
6%
Feb
4%
May
14 %
17%
Light $5 preferred—•
&
Corp of America
Hadley Corp
$1.40
14V4
5.50
12%
~5%
6
3.100
6 Ys
Jan
1
Jun
2,200
17%
Jan
1,700
12
13%
5%
Jun
%
3%
614
1%
%
%
4% May
Iff
3%
17%
18%
4,400
400
1
.
Jun
9%
3.100
1
50c
Corp
Co
M)
4
10
3%
fs
Carolina Power
(J
8%
10
3%
Oct
—*
Bell
17.800
%
5% May
3%
11%
14%
Corp.....
Bayview Oil Corpf
Bearings
Inc
9%
8%
3%
1
International
5
Baruch-Foster Corp
2,800
9%
2,400
11%
com
Ltd
8 Va
2,400
3,500
10c
1
—1
—.
Co Inc
;
718
5% May
Feb
May>£
Nov
11,200
8%
2x, jjJ
%
i7«
16
2%
6,200
—6c
Carnation
57%
1
HI
11,900
Minerals.
Jan
33% Mar
3,200
1
110
7A
Properties Ltd
Jan
July
Oct
1
iff
A
6V2
1
*
7%
214
Nov
7'%
1
1A
partic pfd—10
Lid
28%
Oct
li%
13%
-
5%
1
Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co.
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
42
%
319,900
..2.50
Ltd
Gas
Capital
l,lu j
6%
5%
618
Ltd
Canadian Williston
4%
Oct
9,700
12%
4%
"4%
8%
Feb
1
14%
iff
2,700
:—*
Co.,
Marconi
Jan
5b %
1 r>
11
1
Feb
3
3%
5
Nov
59% May
40
Feb
2514
Canadian
Oct
53
Jan
Mar
31
Jun
39%
11%
%
56
Oct
Mar
13%
6%
11
49
33% July
jun
Gas
"
400
May
Export
43
50
37
5
Canadian
103
52
36
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—_—10c
55%
12%
52
25 V4
Mar
13%
10 pesos
2214
—
4
22
&
% May
_
16,000
——20
Central
;
16 %
—•
Ltd
Co
Dredge
55%
{Industries Inc
For
Jan
17 %
common.—_—*
Ltd
Co
preferred
Canaoran
1
preferred
C)
18 %
22%
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
*
Corp;
—
prior
(Feb
Oct
2014
Dec
&
Baldwin Securities Corp
(H
3 Va
714
Sep
Nov
1 %
7-/4
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
Baker
Industries
inc
1
Chemical—
5!-2%
Oct
3.000
Jan
Oct
2%
"4%
Co
Mfg
—*
Feb
Baldwin-Montrose
Bohack
l'/4
9%
Jan
C
Blossman
8% Mar
Oct
3.000
814
•
27
3% May
—L_1
Mining
Corp
A
2%
2%
8%
9%
Circuit
Class
400
5
2
7 V4
Cinerama
Bloomfield
4%
Jan
13%
Chromalloy
Birdsboro
Jan
14
2%
18%
Jun
2%
Non-voting pon-cum preferred
1
Inc ——i
a
—.10c
Bickford's
11
Va May
Oct
Oct
li
1
2%
1(1
Avien
Blauner's
Jun
99
July
Oct
%
•:
1 ft
1
Inc..
Corp
7 'A
7.800
Vb
Dec
Bread
3%
1%
10c
Steel Products Inc
Bethlehem
5.400
iff
8%
%
Canal-Randolph Corp
Centers Inc.
Co
8%
8%
3c 6d
Apr
Mar
Aug
Cement
3%
lc
Corp
option warrants.
Photo
11 Va
2%
Castle
Watch
Dec
4%
Dec
Berkey
4 Va
3,400
$1.30
4,300
Corp
Benrus
2.300
Dec
Nov
10,400
Carter
S)
5%
14%
19
10%
A
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B
(A
4%
5
.
3
Sep
Electronic
Jan
4%
Canada
17
1,600
%
Atlas General Industries Inc..
Beck
9%
12% May
4%
Canada
96% May
25
101
101
1
Development
Bell
Oct
200
31 'o
Jan
Barry
10 %
100
10%
4%
9
Oil
2,000
18
Apr
1
5%
Banner
14%
10%
Inc
Machines
8
BarChris
Feb
Canipbell
2 % May
Banff
Sep
1514
%
1,800
Common
3 Va
18
._10c
1,800
Convertible
Jun
13%
;
;
Jan
7% May
28%
28
28%
*
Labs
Collieries
2%
3A
A
8%
Ayrshire
36l4
10O
1
Class
3
Industrial
Mar
8
Nov
13%
Cameo-Parkway
8%
Avis
29 % Mar
May
8%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
8%
Automatic
29% Mar
50c
—
2%
Radio
Jan
Jun
„—
6%
24
£1
Corp.—
Plastics
Jan
15%
Oct
50
^
i.———50
6% preferred
50
Camden Fire InsusJ?.ance«a£-im?,
5
$3.00
7%
Devices
Dec
101a
7
23,6 >0
3%
A
Nov
17% May
800
10%
6
May
21%
2,500
7%
9 ,J/4
%
2%
Automatic
Feb
,Dec
8% May
2%
1,200
3 Va
common——1
Power
7%
Audio
22 Via
41,900
7%
id
1
;—33 V3C
Aurora
21%
21%
Ltd
Enterprises
34-» Mar
92 %
180
1%
regis
Inc
Sewing
300
—1
Chemical Industrial Products—10c
•Atlas
23%
Canadian
99
25%
America
of
Laundries
Atlas Corp
23
4
15>500
1
12% July
7
2,100
9%
9%
98
40c
rets
deposit
Research
9%
Corp
May
2%*t2>et
9u j
Industries—
Electric
Consolidated
8%
3 %
Inc
6%
6%
Atlas
6 A
3
9%
Inc
22%AJtm
500
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14
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Atlantic
Oct
9
18
c
1714 Feb
600
va
Inc...
Services
Dec
18% Mar
> '<•%:
•*' Oct
4
•3,100
4
—1
.
5%
5% Dec
!'%
10%
'/8
24%
Oil Corp Ltd
6% Mar
14%
1
Co com—
Oct
12%
}'
2
2.50
warrants—
Atlantic Coast Line
5%
2%
25c
Son
&
California
3%
pfd_100
Light 4.72%
Aluminum
Financial
\*
.
7% July
14% July
2,^j
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
29
3%
13%
convertible preferred..
Atico
300
4,300
9%
2.50
Feb
14
91/4
Associated Food Stores Inc
Atco
Feb
Jan
J 7a
shares
Jan
12
1
5
pfd—100
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
Astrex
39%
36
72
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Shoe
Co
ord
Cabol
25%
29
50c
Testing
Apr
*%
Company
4%
*
72
1
Arkansas
Associated
8%
18
6% (
1
45 %
Jun
3 %
j.
13%
5%
lb
1
—
....—
Associated
.17%
9
314 Jan
2% May
33 %
_1
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4% %
Americna
Oct
25% May
6,700
4 7% May
1*8%
17%
10
rets
Jan
2
Anthony Pools Inc—i
Associated
19%
650
27%
Sep
4%
14% May
Mills Ltd—
Co
Babv
Jan
Jan
25c
Inc—
Angostura-Wupperman
Associated
22
Oct
6V8
21
Oct
214
Jan
3%
2%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
35c
27%
15%
7,300
Nov
4
Radio Corp
Arrow Electronics
.'21%
27%
buO
.
Jan
4,800
Petroleum Corp.lOc
Corp of Del
2
5%
preferred
5
American Writing Paper
5
Anchor
Post Products—
2
Co
65%
Co.
Burroughs
Butler's
7% Aug
814 Mar
4% Oct
10%
16,700
2%
9%
Ltd—
dep
Burnell &
Nov
10,600
1,700
Seal-Kap
&
Feb
86%
16%
2%
Jan
"
American
6%< Feb
6%
Thread
Altex
11%
16%
2%
10
2%
preferred
(The)
Mines
Burma
Jan
3%
Realty &
Inc
Feo
62%c
————
—
Bunker Hill
Jan
5%
0
£1
American
2%
*
serial preferred
Industries
Inc
3%
4%
5%
Manufacturing Co
..12.50
class A
1
Chemical
convertible
9%
Jun
Jun
Jan
Plain—
6%
7S
Aluminum
American
Finance
60c
1714 Mar
78% Jan
4% May
1%
B
„
Common
17%
43%
class
Feb
1% Oct
1,300
Ltd
Jan
5% May
Nov
400
10
1
Inc..
9% Mar
bl'i
9,300
4%
,
0
3,950
5%
5%
Petrofina Inc.
American
F
Budget
Jan
*
1
American MARC Inc
Asamera
2,' 700
8
2
30c
;
Co
6%
Oct
4,800
American shares
American
S
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14%
Jun
300
2
5
,8
1,200
11 Vb
—20
6%
Inc—1
American Israeli Paper
American
3% May
7% Aug
2 % May
Press,
Electronics
American-Internatl
Armour
4,100
Systems Inc
Business
Arnold
5%
July
Jan
1%
cl A com—30c
Company
5 Va
$3.75 pfd_100
Book-Stratford
Argus
B
Buell
1
1
American
Ansul
Mar
1
1
American
Andrea
9
7 '/a
American Book Co—__—
American
Jun
7%
Beverage Corp
American
3%
12%
Corp
common
78,400
8 %
6
25c
preferred
8%
—10c
Co of America
Aluminum
Ambassador
4%
Mills
50c
Corp
4
Dec
Bruck
———3
Inc
AIscq
55
Feb
10
Alloys Unlimited Inc
Forman Distillers
9
700
Inc
Co
Brown
Oct
6,700
Oct
1
6 Vb Mar
2'n
3%
1%
Company
14,900
714
6,200
£1
Brown
(E.
7%
1%
10s
10s
reg
Jan
Class B
3%
1%
*
Jan
Bruce
7%
1%
Ltd—
Co
ord
rets
Jan
3%
Corp
dep
8%
£1%
convertible preferred
5%%
Petroleum
Amer
3% May
Corp common—1
Rubber class A
&
Artists Pictures
Allied
19%
Power
82 'i
Oct
15%
May
1
Brooks Instrument Co Inc:
Oct
48%
American deposit rets
Jun
11 %
_•
30%
Nov
6>
J
British
Oct
4Va
200
Co
Oil
British Columbia
2414 Mar
6,100
Tobacco—
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
Amer
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
American
Amer
May
17
8%
14 %
Co
Manufacturing
British American
•
11% Oct
2,100
,4
15 Va
Corp
British
Jan
Jan
Kunstzide N V—
. JBESt
American shs._
Algemene
Brillo
13% May
53
14%
Jan
86
500
bt.
1
Airlines Inc
Alaska
17%
90 Va
13%
13%
•_
4%
8
High
714
13%
1
ord—*
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow
87% Mar
Oct
3%
700
4%
Breeze
9
"■
4%
89%
16%
Brandy wine Raceway Assn
i
Low
71/4
13%
20c
Inc
Feb
13
4,000
__
__
--
Works
17%
Oct
.
2%
1,100
11%
10
10%
'
4%
4
••
—
Brad Foote Gear
Oct
2
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10c
15% Jan
3% May
13% Feb
41% May
Low
1
Inc
Dec
6
1,900
46 Va
46%
preferred—100
4.20%
Bourjois
2% Mar
1% Sep
9,x,oJ
(
-•
A
Power
Par
1.50
Borne Chemical Co Inc
/ Jan
3
Oct
10 %
200
%
1
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Alabama
Oct
3%
8,400
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:<%
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Last
High
■
% May
1,300
3%
3
.
——'
:
5%
■■■■
*
Stores
Shoe
Surpass
Agnew
Low
-
1%
6,800
v..:
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Bowling Corp of America
Acme Wire Co—
Admiral Plastics Corp
•./.'.V
High
2%.
1
25c
Class A common
Acme
Low
v..-'.;:'--''
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
'
\
STOCKS
Shares
Par
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year,
any
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for Week
Sale Frice
is
itself and
bond in which
or
■
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American Stock Exchange
All
stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Stock
It is compiled by the report1 of tne American
14.
Friday, Dec.
ending
and
YEARLY RECORD
514
900
5
7%
13
12,900
1.10O
July
514 May
Feb
10% Mar
614
16
Feb
Feb
4%
4%
9,800
5%
5%
1.800
Dec
2%
Jan
3%
Oct
11%
Feb
18%
715
14
Oct
25%
Jan
4%
Jun
9 %
Fab
The Commercial and Financial
Sale Frlee
Exchange
American Stock
$1
Cott
Cott
Bottling
(ord reg)
2.600
7 ¥4
Nov
16%
Jun
22%
Jan
Feb
Feb
21
Jan
20%
600
20%
100
20
5%
0 %
1.500
4%
6%
6%
1,800
5
6%
Crown
Drug
2%
3%
3
Aluminum
13%
2%
4
Gatlneau
Co
Power
common
preferred —+—
Gellman Mfg Co.
General
Builders
11% Mar
General
10%
Feb
American
7%
Jan
1,200
Jan
7.400
2%
Nov
5%
5
Aug
8
11 %
11%
11%
12
800
Feb
21
9
May
Mar
"9 % May
15 % Mar
Gilchrist
D
3%
Dec
9%
Jan
3%
Sep
5%
Apr
5,600
ft
Dec
7
Jan
Gobel
750
1%
4%
2,500
4 ¥4
10o
35
5%
class A pref
Corp
Dayco
2%
4%
Inc
Mines
Day
D
2
1°6
Defiance
§Dejay
class
Mfg
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Manufacturing
Industrial
DeVoe
&
Dialight
1%
Nov
13%
Feb
%
11,200
20%
2,000
3
20
142
Dec
12% Mar
29 %
Jan
Great
149%
Apr
Feb
Great
Lakes
9% Aug
Great
Lakes
138
Sep
6 ¥2 May
3,000
8%
400
5%
Jun
5%
5%
6
6,600
3%
Jun
23%
24
1,500
23 Vb
Nov
2%
2,200
%
Dec
6%
Jan
Nov
5%
Jan
100
Sep
6 i'b May
100
Oct
8,000
4%
4%
43/4
1
Guerdon
_
Dominion
Tar
Chemical
&
Inc
Co
Co
Ltd
25%
9 ¥a
700
7%
Jun
12 ¥4
16 ¥4
2,200
14%
11%
12%
6,600
10 %
36 ¥2
50
34%
36
17%
16%
173/4
20,900
9%
15 ¥4
15%
200
14 %
6 ¥2
6 ¥4
63/4
3,300
10a
dep rets ord reg
~7¥2
15o
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Potash
__
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33 ¥a
~10o
.
..
3,300
2
¥a
23/B
¥4
Jun
Oct
6% Oct
Nov
13%
••
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"2
1
Duraloy (The) Co—
3,600
Jun
2
600
3,300
7 ¥4
18%
6 % May
32%
33%
400
23% May
2 ¥a
2 ¥4
7,700
1 % May
18 %
Ham
Nov
20
Feb
13%
Jan
Apr
4% Aug
5%
10%
Apr
Mar
34
4%
Eastern
Co
Co
Can
class
l
A
X200
Freightways Inc
States Corp common
Eastern
Eastern
$6
Edo
Jan
Electro-Voice
Oct
13%
650
38
Dec
19%
4,600
177 ¥4 177 ¥4
10
10
165
14%
15 ¥1
3,400
10%
10%
11 ¥2
3,600
1
%
%
tf
5 ¥2
2
'
Assistance
Electronic
Communications
Electronic
Research Associates
Corp
—
—
1
¥4
13
lOo
5%
1,000
100
16
r
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v
Feb
Nov
43 %
Feb
8
4%
180
Feb
May
165
Feb
140
19
July
•
j
t
8 % May
IS
Oct
Nov
5
22 %
1%
Jan
8% July
Oct
20%
3%
Oct
13%
1<j
Jan
Jan
Jan
4¥o
4%
9,300
13%
8,000
9%
Oct
24 V*
Feb
4%
5¥a
1,900
4 V*
Jun
9%
Jan
24%
23,800
15%
Jun
32%
Feb
Oct
10 Vb
Jan
8%
Jan
23
50c
23 ¥2
25c
4%
4%
5 ¥2
1,800
4%
Electronics Corp of America
1
5 ¥2
5¥a
5 ¥2
2.200
4%
Jun
El-Tronics
•
2
1%
2
2,500
1
NOV
5
Jan
5%
5 ¥4
6 ¥a
1,400
4
Jun
9%
Jan
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic
&
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Co
Facilities
Missile
Inc___
1
Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Equity
10c
cum
~3¥B
3 ¥s
1
common
43 ¥2
43 ¥4
preferred
Essex
Chemical
Eureka
Evans
Rule
Oct
5
Jan
Oct
55%
Jan
1%
Oct
5
May
3%
7 ¥4
Jan
Feb
41
Oct
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
17%
Jan
4 ¥4
4 ¥2
1,400
4
4%
5%
8.900
2% May
7 ¥2
7 ¥2
8
300
6%
1
7%
7%
7%
900
6
Oct
15 ¥4
Jan
10c
2%
2 ¥2
500
1%
Oct
5%
Feb
2%
4
3%
4
2.900
3%
Oct
8%
21,300
3*2
Nov
1
5
X
...$1 or 25o
X
1
Ltd
Co..
700
2%
Sep
4%
Corp
Corporation
9,700
5 ¥4
Jun
98
104
1
Electronics
&
800
46
J2¥a
vb
1
1
Corp
Radio
8,300
5 ¥4
10
Espey Mfg & Electronics—.
Esquire Inc _J
Esquire
3%
1%
2
1
Manufacturing Co
ERT
40
101
100
100
& Steel Corp common
1st preferred—
Forge
6%
Ero
Corp
convertible
$2
Erie
pfd
6 ¥2
6
6 ¥2
1,700
3
2%
3 ¥2
31,300
__
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32
iff
lOo
Corp.:
Fairmont
Falcon
Famous
1
j.
Chemical
Seaboard
Co
Artists
6%
1
Drilling Co
Schools
Inc
¥4
3 ¥2
2c
3
5
1.50
Jun
Jan
Jan
6
Dec
13% Mar
2%
Oct
11 %
4%
7
3 ¥2
5
11%
12 Vb
25%
11%
26
1,600
5%
Jun
600
3¥b
Oct
4,400
6,900
200
4¥4 May
9¥s
23
Nov
Jun
8%
8 ¥4
7%
8 ¥4
1,200
5%
Oct
14%
Jan
4 ¥2
Jun
8
Mar
6%
Oct
9¥4 Aug
Fllmways
Financial
First
Inc
Corp
Com
1% May
30,300
2 ¥4 May
4%
4%
4%
7%
7 ¥2
8 ¥4
1,400
5%
2,400
15%
3,700
5 ¥t
lOc
14%
5
14%
4 ¥2 May
12¥4
Oct
9%
Jan
Apr
21 ¥2 Mar
3¥a
lOo
preferred
8
2%
Oct
10 Vb
400
9%
Oct
1¥b
1
1
600
5,900
1
Oct
4¥a
3¥e
3
10¥a
Warrants
18%
2%
28%
Jun
10%
2,100
8
3%
3 ¥2
3%
1,100
3
Oct
1 ¥4
1¥b
1 %
14,400
3%
300
u
Oct
15%
8% May
.
Jan
Apr
21 ¥2 Mar
May
v
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Jan
30
Apr
10 ¥2
Apr
8 ¥4
Jan
2%
Apr
8 ¥a
1 •'
Oct
2% May
Jan
Oct
26%
Oct
5% May
1%
,
22
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1
12%
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~2%
•
3%
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32
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3/b4
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1
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5%
6 Vs
24,200
16 ¥4
16
18
1,900
1
27 ¥4
27
28
1
31%
31%
32%
10c
2
25c
4 ¥2
4%
4
16%
16 ¥8
17
1
10
7%
-6%
7¥b
2,600
16%
17 ¥2
900
1
6%
6%
6%
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1
400
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com—
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L
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—
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Hartford
Electric
Inc
_
400
Feb
Jan
2%
4,300
12
May
16
Jan
34
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class |A_
Hastings Mfg Co..
Haven
Oct-
41
Mar
1%
5%
2 ¥2
Jun
Jan
6%
Oct
Jan
Jan
1
1/64 Nov
Oct
15%
Apr
12
Jun
23
Jan
5,il)0
20
vJun
4,500
20
Jun
3%
44% Mar
Hazel
Mining
12 ¥2
3,700
25%
25 ¥a
27%
78
78
8 ¥4
22
9%
1
13%
lOe
15%
Sep
47%
Jan
Feb
4,200
18
May
40
July
106
20
71
Jun
80
10%
7,000
14
9%
12
4,600
3%
4¥b
1
13%
13%
14%
500
—____1.25
7%
7 ¥4
7%
2,500
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50c
5%
5%
5 ¥2
4
Feb
12% July
Oct
Jun
97
10c
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Ind Inc..
5% convertible preferred
Hill's Supermarkets Inc
Hilton
Hoe
5,300
15%
7 ¥4 May
11%
Feb
Mar
Jan
14% Sep
4% Sep
Oct
3 Vb Mar
(R)
&
Co
Inc
2.50
International
Hofmann
Industries Inc.
Corp
Stores
Holophane
Home
Home
Oil
Co
Ltd
class
& Co
common.!
Hudson
Hycon
6%
21
3%
Mfg
Jan
IS
Oct,
2%
Apr
5 ¥2
5%
5%
2,900
4%
Oct
20 ¥a
Jan
32%
32%
33%
700
29¥4
44 ¥2
Apr
13 ¥2
13%
13 ¥2
100
11 ¥2 May
10%
10 ¥2
11%
2,900
*
10 ¥2
10 ¥2
11
29
29
Vitamin
32 ¥2
Jun
40 ¥2
Feb
50
27 ¥2
28
500
Oct
21% Mar
24 ¥2
May
15
3,400
11
2%
2%
23,800
6 Vs
200
5%
5 ¥4
5%
9,300
5
15%
15%
15 %
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13%
2,300
1,800
610
—
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88 ¥s
3
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8%
38 ¥b
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5,000
50
1,600
400
3,900
1,200
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-
100
3
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1
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3%
16%
3%
15¥2
3%
17%
10
10
10
5
96%
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5,600
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300
1,500
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l¥2
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3%
3,300
900
4,100
40o
2,700
11,600
1,300
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Property
8ft
8ft
40¥s
13
1
Inland Credit Corp class A
International Sti-etch,
Oil Company
4¥4/
,
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Ipco
Feb
16¥a
13%
Inc
Irving
Apr
2 2 ¥2
14
Inc
of
Apr
9 ¥4
Jun
1
Food Products
Co
3 3 ¥4
May
500
2%
America
;
1
5
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3
1
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8%
Builders ,Inc__10c
1%
cl A—5
11 Vb
3¥a
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1
11%
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pfd.
100
:
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1
10¥t
19%
10
10%
18%
20
10c
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10
■
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61.300
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May
1,000
10c
Jan
4
18
:
42 ¥2
101%
26
30
Inc
Feb
190
Jun
90 ¥2 July
17 ¥4
2.50
Hydromatics
18 ¥0
Mar
36
Jun
102
29%
Hospital Supply Corp
Air Chute
Israel-American Oil Corp
5
800
94 ¥2
30
Jan
Jan
20 ¥4
93
17 ¥4
Iowa Public Service
6¥i
260
20
94 ¥2
5
Jan
13
113%
20 ¥4
10
Jan
Jun
110 ¥2
Feb
14 ¥4 Mar
26 ¥4 May
Corp class A
Co
18 ¥1 Mar
15 Vb
8% May
75
16%
Nov
Oct
1,300
200
Products
Jun'
Jun
¥2
*
110 ¥2
8%
800
Manufacturing
Homes
IV2 Jan
25 ¥8
4,600
common.
Manhattan
Oil
•
16% Jun
6 ¥4
Products
4%
i.oUO
1%
r «'
17%
International
3¥4
NOV
-■
1 ¥8
Inc
1,100
%
%•
5%
Corp..
1,500
3%
6 ¥2 July
17%
Holdings
5,100
14 ¥2 Mar
Oct
17%
Breweries
5
Oct
3%
~5%
International
3%
Oct
5%
1,200
5
International
2%
1%
3 900
4 ¥4
1
Feb
4%
2,600
7
3%
com
A
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
1%
6%
1%
Co
class
Trie
Insurance
1
3%
1%
~6%
2.50
Co
Motors
Feb
10c
Feb
100
Oct
11%
9%
12 ¥4
*
2
163
Oct
4,800
'
(Harvey)
B
4%
19%
I
.
preferred
&
9,200
18%
Baking Co
Hardart
Class
8 ¥4
7 ¥4
7.50
Hardart
Hudson
Jan
iti
:
(The)
26%
*
;
Electric
Oct
19%
A.
&
Hubbell
12%
1
&
Howell
Jan
300
*
Horn
Hoskins
Sep
13 ¥2
5
;
Horn
5%
Jan
6%
25c
Group Inc
(Geo A)
i
10%
Oct
3 ¥2 May
1
Co
Class B
Hormel
40c
Mines
Inc
Finance
18 ¥2
May
6%
:50c
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly
13
1
common..:
A
Hoffman
12
'
300-
~7%
"warrants"
Hotels
Class
'
5
27
13% Mar
Nov
Jun
3,200
Inc
Jan
Oct
1,100
Inc
2,200
400
1¥2
4%
3%
10%
10%
Hercules
Investors Funding Corp (N. Y.)
Investors Royalty .—a
33
Jan
9% Mar
1,300
30%
9%
11 ¥4
Nov
15,800
14V4
13 ¥2
13%
Helmerich & Payne Inc
Henderson's Portion Pak
Galion Products
Oct
•
*
Investment
¥4
5%
5 ¥2
100
Dec
6
5 ¥4
5¥b
100
Nov
2
5 ¥1
5¥b
Jan
5 ¥4 Mar
6¥8 May
i«
Feb
Dec
80
63% May
25,500
30
pfd.
16%
5 ¥2
4
500
%
10
—
July
5 ¥2
1,800
¥2
7%
30
;
preferred
116
2 ¥2
4
xV
-
4%
220
1
4%
12% Mar
2% May
*
14.100
.1
2,700
1G%
—
5%%
Co.
14%
7 ¥4
25c
Co
Corp
&
24%
4
50c
Co
Instruments
(W E)
Jun
Oct
5%
3%
10c
Bishop Inc
July
16
400
4%
Feb
6 ¥4
20% Aug
10c
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
4%
2% May
3% May
11% May
5 ¥2 May
4,300
80
~4
1
16 ¥4
8¥4 Mar
Jan
1,000
¥2
2
15 ¥2
¥2
46%
9,800
2%
2%
78 ¥2
1
Inc_
Industries
2%
.25
Light
157 ¥2 162%
5%
%
Intex
35.
12,300
28
27
6
2%
Jan
see page
1%
1¥4
1%
Feb
3% Nov
Apr
Vb May
5,300
Jan
footnotes,
1%
5,400
9¥i
For
1,000
Dec
3
16¥2
Co.
3 ¥4
10%
%
30%
A)
3 ¥b
17%
Dec
"2%
Oct
(Geo
3%
Sep
Oct
8
%
Oct
Fuller
10%
"2%
Jun
rreh«iillo (The) Company
Friendly Frost Inc
2,»o0
9c
9
Inc
2,200
1U 78
30
50c.
A
12
Enterprises
11%
Feb
1,000
City
¥4
10 Vb
Feb
4,200
Fm est
11
10'/8
Jan
4,300
Fotr chrome
11%
10
5%
15%
15¥a
Oct
Dec
12 ¥4
157%
11%
5 %
16%
•
700
5,000
5
1
14
6%
10 ¥2
of Canada
Feb
13 ¥2
-
6 Vb
15
Motor
Feb
23%
6 ¥2
5%
Foid
15 ¥2
12% Jun
common—60c
12
Flying Tiger Line Inc
3% Oct
600
5
15¥a
¥4
9,700
17 ¥2
4
10
1
Co Inc
5 Vs
17¥b
Oct
1
Inc
H)
4%
5% May
2.50
(M
Dec
1%
Fischer & Porter Co
Sterling
17%
9,800
Fishman
Firth
Jun
10
Corporation
Inland
& Construction
common
convertible
60c
4,500
5.400
25c
General
National Realty
¥2
1
Inc
10%
10%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada..
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Independent Telephone Corp
la
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp..
1
1
1
Chemicals
8,900
2,200
Imperial
10c
&
17%
35 100
Apr
aft
Plastics
15
2%
Jan
2 ¥2
Fields
17 ¥4
Jan
5 ¥2
Dec
2 ft
Corp
Jan
4¥a
1%
4
12 ¥b
~lx9«
Purchaser class A
16%
2¥a
31%
Jan
1
Petroleum
Jun
5¥b
IMC Magnetics Corp
Imperial1 Chemical Industries—
American dep rets, ord reg
9%
1
Felmont
10 ¥4
5
_10c
(Paul)
Feb
(7% Jan
Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated
900
18
Industries—
Hydrometals
Jan
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday
14%
& Industries——_50c
Land
Hartfield
Hygrade
Fabrex
13%
30% Mar
Jun
12¥B
4
1
Inc
5 ¥4
16
"
1
lOo
Corp
Jun
162
3,300
Inc
Electronic
4%
2.600
15%
Ltd
Electrographic
b
5
4 ¥2
165
165
700
Feb
7%
LIIZi
Co
Corporation
Elder-Peel
177 ¥4
Oct
42 ¥4
38
18 ¥4
19
•
2
7%
7¥b
100
1
Manufacturing
Echlin
4%
1
preferred series A
preferred series B
$7
7¥a
42 ¥4
new
Jun
14%
J
Harnischfeger Corp
Heller
Eastern
13%
4
.
Land
Western
Heli-Coil
2 ¥2
2 ¥2
l
35
Jan
j.
Hardeman
Feb
45
E
Inc
Oct
810
6 %
9 ¥2
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Devices
12¥c
3%
_L
Industries
Heinicke
Air
29%
300
9,200
16%
2%
H & B American Corp
Hall Lamp Co—.
Hecla
Eastern
Oct
12%
10 ¥2
15
H
Apr
Jun
35 ¥2
1
12%
12%
10 ¥b
15
2u"/u
Gulton Industries Inc
9% May
8
•
Feb
9,700
12%
10%
9¥a
Leases
1?% Mar
Oct
7 ¥2
—1
Nov
^0% Map
6%
27%
3 5 ¥2
7%
__
Nov
100
5¥a
Products
American
Gulf &
43,;., Mar
36 ¥2
Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
&
Jun
.34% Nov
.1
Drug
Corp
Jun tnoa
13% May
•
—
32.50
_
J.05
Jun
11% Mar
—
„
Sep
May
94 ¥2
Jan
•
Harris Co
Sulphur
Oct
8% May
15%
_
Dynalectron
Jan
14%
16
•
7.50
Dorsey
American
14%
900
•
Ltd
preferred
(The) Corp
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration Co
S2
4,000
Jan
3%
(The)
Gulf States
3% Mar
5,100
11%
17 ¥2
2
'
■
.
common
Jun
2¥a
11
16 ¥4
2
11%
•
Bridge Co Ltd
Steel & Coal ord stock
1%
Feb
12%
9¥a
.4
2%
Dominion
10
10
.1
Gulf
Nov
1%
15%
,
1
-1
Company
Stores
Grocery
Grow Corp
13% Mar
100
97%
97 ¥2
.Aug
25 ¥4
Oct
100
20c
*
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Jan
5%
1%
series
Gridoil Freehold
%
5,500
1
preferred
Greer
Dec
1%
1
—10a
.
.
Dorr-Oliver
6%
Oct
Warrants
—
...
Dominion Textile
Nov
%
10 ¥2 May
lS'/4
Corp-
Producers
Sep
23/4
9%
Great Western
18
8
2%
I
1
26
Chemical
10%
6.700
3,500
600
Nov
14
Jun
19%
Bowling Corp
Sep
18
7
3,900
12%
5 ¥4
.40 ¥4 Jan
Nov
10 ¥b May
6,000
97,600
l¥a
v
12 ¥4
12 ¥4
26 %
":-.7% Oct
10c
Inc
Industries
American
Great Basins Petroleum Co
Jan
12%
1
3,000
7,700
,10
*
1
—4
—1
5
A
Gray Manufacturing Co
% May
%
9%
12
class
Jewelry
Oct
10
%
24
Gordon
28 ¥2
28
1%
1
Grand Rapids Varnish
8%
10
1
Petroleum Ltd
Duval
6
Ltd—
Co
Test
300
2%
rets ord reg
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class A conv
Duro
6%
1 "S
31J Mar
16%
Co
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Mar
31
15¥a Mar
4% Oct
1
Gorham Corporation
8
1
dep
Driver
Jan
8%
Engineering Co Inc 1
Supermkts com
100
Quality
Dominion
12%
%
1st preferred
Dome
May
7%
9%
Corp
Amer
10
140
Dielectric Products
Distillers
28
8
25o
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Dilbert's
700
210
1,100
A
1
Co Inc
Ltd
Raynolds
&
5%
11%
19%
19%
1
1
Products
Manufacturing
30%
Oct
29,200
Fab
£1
1 |
Consolidated Mines
6%
1
Productions Inc—
Goodman
5%
'
5
100
A
stock
debenture
8%
Desilu
Goldfield
Jan
6% July
11%
50c
Stores
Dennison
Jan
10%
5
29%
System Inc cl A com__20c
Industries Inc cl B
1
Transit
C
12%
6 ¥a
Jan
7%
13%
Inc
(Adolf)
Jun
5%
'
Security
Oct
Mar
5%
*
^r. *
400
4%
Noy v
1
4,700
2
2%
1
B
4%
"%
5,600
4c
class
4%
1
Inc
Brothers
Davidson
3 ¥4
Jan
2%
11% July
1
v
n
Ltd—
37/a
16
2%
12 Va
4
3%
Nov
20
Systems——
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin (Wm) Co Ltd
'
50o
50o
2.50
20
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
Daitch
7%
12
*
<■:
Gloge
7,800
3
50c
class A
Mines
Distilleries
,1
8%
6% May
Apr
'
16%
Glass Tite Industries Inc
■
7%
11%
Co
Glenmore
May
19%
C). Co
(A
Jun
1 ¥4
12 ¥b
Corp
com
Yellowknife
Gilbert
5%
200
Jan
Jan
Mar
*
Controls
Giant Foods Inc
Giant
1%
1,400
1 %
1
:—
1
—3
•
——*
preferred
Giannini
Feb
16
9
7.100
12%
11%
Jun
May
8
$4.60
3,700
6 ¥2
1%
8
—
Stores Cofp———
Genung's Incorporated
!
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Feb
~4%
6 ¥4
2.50
Corporation
Plywood
General
Jan
~4¥4
8%
General Gas Corp—
General
17%
98
9%
Corp
Jan
Nov
18%
35%
Sep
28'/4
Fireproofing
Foam
Jan
May
Jun
Oct
£1
—5
1
rets ord reg
dep
General
8%
3
8
25
Co Ltd—
5%
10
900
200
1%
I
1
Corp
General Electric
Feb
11%
25 ¥2
4 ¥4
.—1
Corp
1
Development Corp
2% Dec
43
11
6 3/8
1
Acceptance "wts"
Alloys Co—
General Battery & Ceramic
General
Jun
7%
High
93
General
5% May
12,000
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
25 ¥2
■
~
100
5%
Nov
7x6
1.000
11%
Low
1
*
Inc
Garan
Jan
Feb
9%
11%
3.800
7
6%
10%
Oct
2%
200
I
2%
6%
11
•
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Class B common
1
May
30
200
13%
2%
250
10o
*
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cubic Corporation
!
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
Nov
Jan
17
General
2%
Crowley
Co
¥2
% May
7.000
4%
4%
Milner & Co
—1
Industries Corp—25o
Central Petroleum (Md)
5
Crown
Jan
29,900
36
34%
35 %
25o
Corp
United
Oct
May
6
2%
2
.
Crown
15 ¥2 Aug
19%
2%
Shares
Fell
18
7%
20%
(Del)—500
Creole Petroleum Corp
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
for Week
Par
15%
5%
Carrier Industries Inc
Range
of Prices
:
7 ¥a
19%
£1
-1
Corp
Instruments
Crose
July
15
4%
dep receipts
American
Crane
"
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Cox
High
16 ¥2
—1.50
New England
1
Corp
Co of
Beverage
High
Low
20%
a
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Corroon
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Since Jan. 1
100
7%
®
Inc
Week's
STOCKS
Range
15%
ci A voting—*
(H) Distilling Ltd
B non-voting
Class
Coro
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
American Stock Exchange
Week
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Corby
for
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 1 4)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Chronicle
34
4%
Oct
a
Feb
28%
Oct
1% May
Jan
4
Jan
15%
Jan
14 ¥4
Jan
13%
Oct
26
Jan
3%
Jun
10%
4
¥a May
6% May
36
July
11%
Jun
6%
Jun
,6 ¥4 May
83%
Jun
8
Feb
ft Nov
49%
Jan
17
Jan
8%
12
Jan
Jan
92%
Oct
Feb
3
Dec
7
3%
Oct
7% Mar
15 ¥4 May
7%
Jun
65%
Jun
35 ¥2
14 ¥4
Jan
Feb
Mar
107
3%
Nov
7%
Jan
25%
Oct
39%
Jan
2%
Oct
7%
Apr
5% July
10
Aug
5 ¥4
Jun
8 ¥2 Mar
IV4
Dec
3 ¥4
Nov
23 ¥2
Jan
3%
Dec
11 ¥2
2%
Jan
80 ¥4
Jan
88
Jan
Sep
7%
Oct
10%
Jun
11
.Aug
26% Mar
1*6
July
i\ Mar
Number 6221
196
Volume
.
.
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 14)
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Exchange
American Stock
■■
.
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
•
.
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Range
Since Jan. 1
Par
High;
Low
High
Jefferson Construction
3%
3%
10 y4
11 y4
411
2,36
4%
4IS
Apr
63/a
Jan
2Va May
5ya
11% Mar
Jun
9%
2,500
1%
2%
2 V2
2%
2,500
2
Jun
75c
4V4
4%
5
6,100
3%
July
Feb,
4U
Oct
4t7»
1,500
2
10c
(The)
23%
Oct
8%
2,400
2,900
7,400
2
lnc
Industries
Corp
Jupiter
8%
3%
11%
warrants-
B
Jetronic
Corp
Petrochemicals
Jefferson-Lake
Series
Co
Asbestos
Lake
Jefferson
1
1
1
1
Co.
Glass
Jeannette
Morse
8%
Feb
5% Jan
_
12
Nov
Mar
Mt
preferred
Company
Movielab
Muter
Kaufman
Corp
Drug
Ltd—
Cobalt
Kilembe
Copper
Kin-Ark
OiL Company..;.—
Company
Kingsford
Petroleum CO——
Kirkeby-Natus Corp...—
1
Kirby
Industries lnc
Klion
(H
Inc.—:
L)
Hotels
Knott
Kostin
Corp:
—A..
Corp
Kropp
Smith
8%
8Va
12%
12 %
8
Feb
Nachman
Feb
Namm-LoeseT's
9 y8 May
13%
1
1%
1 Va
50%
500
7,500
9,200
1%
1%
i'%
2%
15%
15%.
19 %-
19 y2
21%
15%
16
■15%
4,500
.%
T.r
14 %
12%
5
15 y2
12%
Industries
Dec
National Bellas
16%
17
300
16%
147/a
14%
100
11
17%
53,400
l7/a
1%
Sep
Casket Company
National
Equipment
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
Jan
lOVa Mar
*
Lakey Foundry Corp.
Industries—
Corp
Sessions-Co—i.J.
Lamson
&
Industries lnc—
National
Rubber
Feb
National
Telefilm
Products class A
Motor
Realty
Lefcourt
Leslie
Corp.—
Ihc
National
Transit
Feb
Class
Sherry
lnc—:
Service
Gas
Louisiana
Corp—...
Preserves
...
4% May
22%
24%
5,200
15%
3%
1,400
2%
2%
2%
%. '■
&
500
1% Nov
5%
63,000
% Oct
9Va Dec
?. V> IOVa
3%
8,800
10%
97/a
9%.
11 y2
11%
21%
207/a
23
"7
~7 '/a-
9%
6%. Mar
253A Nov
Oct
■
l-
Oct
7% July
6%- Oct
5
•
v
8%
-
14%
Jan
11% Jan
.
Oct
6
iy4
Jun
13A
Juir
x
16
13%
14%
22,300
9%
Oct
National
Rolling
Electric Corp
National Union
lnc
Stores
Packing
Co
27/a
2%
31/8
2,400
2%
Oct.
71 y4-
72 y4
257/a
•
5-47/8
25%
"7%
—f—2
7y8
2,100
15%. Jun
13,000
73 Vb
27%
.4%
25 %■•
25%4%
58% May
80 Va
.
20%
6j600
100
2,000
7%
22%
5%
.
32
Feb
-3% May
Oct
2,400
Feb
7% May
23
17%
16%.
17%
Jan
Jan
7%
3ya
3,500
Oct
7%
8%
Jun
15%
9%
6%
53/4
5%
ey4
2,100
8%
lii.OUJ
3%
Jun
New
8
7%
8
7,300
6%
Oct
12%
1%
1%
1%
2,300
1%
Oct
4%
4
Jan
4%
.'••4-vv
4
4
100
7
Oct
21 Va
100
23
23
7%
2,100'
Va
9%
1,600
11%
2,000
New
Apr
Jan
13 Va
14% Jan
19% Mar
9% July
Nov
4
Apr
3A
73,100
lie
14%
143/4
15 %
13 Va
Oct
22 7A
J an
18%
17
19
1,500
2,900
12 Va
Jun
27%
Feb
Oct
9%
Aug
2%,
2%.
2,400
5
55%
5,900
22
18
6,400
6%
63/8
6%
52
53
%
%
4
4
2%
2%
Jan
Nov
2%
Jan
3V4
Jan
5
Nov
2
2,800
Jun
3%
Feb
7Va-
7
73A
8,700
6
Oct
9%
9y8
9%
1,600
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Nov
2,000
7%
11%
12 %
1.100
10%
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12 %
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13,400
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10 3/4
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Jan
19
Jan
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36
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2,000
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35 Va
10%
17%
Jun
13 Va
Feb
13,300-
11%
2%
11
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16 V* Feb
12% Feb
8%
1%
Jun
26 y+
1,400
30
3/a
29
59% July
%
100
4
2%
1
Land
Arizona
&
Jan
Mar
32
Oct
8%i
11%
11%
Feb
Oct
5%
9
9%
25c
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Jersey
Mexico
Jan
Mar
9*
8%
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New Idria Min & Chem
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12% Mar
7 Va
1
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Mur
37 y2
2%; Oct
1
2%
*
36%-
*
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1
25
35
39%
37
1
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2
2
2%.
4,10a
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4
7
6%
73/8'
4% May
7%. Sep
1%
1%
1%
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2,900
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1 ya
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Piocess
New
Noma
...
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New York Auction
Co
Corp
Norfolk
Southern
&
Royalties- lnc
North American
Industrial
Nuclear Corp
42%,
Oct
39% Mar
Va
A
15,300
6 %
7%
29% May-
Jun
1%
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Apr
Feb'
3
Jun
4%' Jan
2%
56 Va-
56 %
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93%
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20,800
1
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1.70
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9%
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Jan
47
May
1
3,400
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16,20*
1
pfd
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
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29
2,000
1
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28
200
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50
100
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North
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Canadian
North
Railway
Sep
47-5-
35
|
10
1.25
1
1
25
lnc
Noramco
Jun
S5
May
2
62-
Jan
94%
Nov
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10%
Apr
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o
Feb
35%
300
9
9
Oct
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8%.
13%
9
46%
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1
3
19,300
1%
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Feb
300
1
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40% Mar
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10
4
Jan
18%
400
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14
3%
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2%
10%
5,800
43,000
Feb
9
Nov
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—_—2.50
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Dec
9% May
-
500
24,200
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8V»
9y4
10c
Systems lnc
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Lynch
Jan
2%
2,700
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&. Exploration.:
30c
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Friday
Lundy Electronics &
Lunkenheimer (The)
8
2,200
3%.
Louisiana- Land
Lucky
Jan
Jan
22%
1
1
:—25c
—1
10
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Electronics
Loral
Jan
15
203/a
Oct
'
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louis
53/4
May
5%
25c
A
Lodge & Shipley
Jan
3'/a
Bartlett—
Kessler &
4
8%- Sep
123/4
Jun
47/a
2.50
Chain
Steel
Lockwood
33/4
Dec
2%
900
Jan
25% Jan
27/»
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Oil Co.—
25 y4
Oct
Oct
23/a Nov
1,700
1
-
-4Vi May
5% Nov
7%
1
110
10c
1
30c
50c
20c
*
2
Co
_47/a
.—1
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Locke
15
..1
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preferred—
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5%
3%
ioy4
14%
4
:
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Livingston
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10%
1
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lnc
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31/2
147/a
1
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Lee Filter
Lee
International Corp
Plan
2
12Ys Aug
.
1
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•
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93/a
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1%
21/2
1%.
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5
1
—1
Corp—,
Larchfield
2,300
1,900
2%
l7/a
100
4,600
1
;
2% Mar
7%
2%
43/4
i5y2
4%
2
lnc
24%, Jan
153/4 Jan
Dec
73/4
2,800
2,000
5
10
—:
Corp of Delaware—
Lanston
Lease
1,100
ny2
3
Lamb
Lamson
10
9%
107/a
11%
3% May
8% May
43/4
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National Research
Nestle-Le
10
22% July
13%
1
Machines
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Ltd
28%
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3%
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National Video Corp class A—
1
Corp—.1
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1
23
1,300
100
14%
1
Weld
Electric
Sep
Needham
Apparel Inc.
Radio Electronics
Lake Shore Mines Ltd-—
:
4 y4
5
lnc
Company
Jan
19
l3/8 May
2,700
National
Co
Nelly Don lnc
Lafayette
Jun
34%. Apr
Jan.
Nedicks
L'Aiglon
-
t.
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4
1
(Mich)
Brewing
National
%
•
July
14%
1,500
4 '/a
11%
44
Feb
6V4 Mar
7,600
11%
Jan
14%
■
Jun
1,000
28
27 Va
44
9%
5% Dec
1
Corp
National
7%
Oct
4%
15y2
4%
4 ~
1
Hess
Bowl-O-Mat
28% Jan
9% May
■;
17
4%
7,300
25c
Sep
41% Aug
Oct
167/a
2
5%
Dehydrat & Milling__3
National Alfalfa
Jan
25 %
% Apr
600
5
4%
■
1,900
1,800
3%
6
1
lnc
Nat Nast lnc class A"
2 Va
12% Oct
800
Oct
4
1
Sep
3%
23/4
1,400
6,100
t
Jan
5Va
5
Napco
18 ya
1,000
2%
2%
2%
14%
6,200
.
Mar
14
3%
11%
lnc
l5/a
3/4 July
Oct
13% Oct
13% May
13% Jun
1,800
35
Jun
5%
27V4
Feb
18 Ya
Oct
May
7%
21
700
..
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Nov
3%
Jun
2% Sep
6,700
16
12%
7,200
.
5 Va
10
Corp
National
3
9%
i
50C
Feb
14-
1%
1 Va
Aug
Feb
7%- Oct
.
6%
6
2.50
_
Apr
21%
20% May
6,000
1%
26%
18.
Dec
2TV
1%
2
10c
Electronics Corp
8%
Jan
Nov:
100-
Jan
Oct
9 Va May
7,200
i' 1,000
24
22 VB
33%c
Forge Co
(The)
Kulka
—
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(The)
Kratter
Co
Rubber
(LB)
Kleinert
lnc
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(S* Dept
22%
__—1
10c
1
—.2.50
—;
25c
5
7.50
—1
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Kirkland- Minerals Corp
Kleer-Vu
Klein
;
17,400
9'/a
8
Jan-
4%
Jan
9
15
9
1
1
-1
1
Products
Kinney Service Corp—4;
Kingston
10y8
2,000
2,200
y2
10
14y2
15
1
—2.50
1
10c
1.25
Jewelry Stores lnc
Kidde (Walter) & Co^__
Kay
Oct
1% Oct
95yz
10 Yb
10J/a
1
1
__25c
Co
Chemical
Kawecki
2
Company
13 Va
26%
9%
4
Jan
5%
26,900
4,800
67/a
1%-
1
Company
& Broad Bldg- Co
Kavanau
6 V2
l7/a
pfd—100
4%%
Electric
&
Gas
Kansas
6 %
50c
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Kaltman
Katz
4
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Industries
Kaiser
10 Va
13 y8
-.2.50
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Mfg
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Jau
Jan
400
5%
-
Jan
37/a
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14%
1
class A-
Muntz TV lnc
K
4y4 May
50c
A
class
lnc
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10 %
'
25%
25%
..12.50
1
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Movie
NOV
100
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;
2.50
lnc
Tel & Tel
States
lnc
Jan
158 %
1,000
6%
— —
1
Mount Vernon Mills
Hign
Jan
3V2
4,500
~43A
6 Va
6%
4
Diablo
Mountain
4%
1
Mt Clemens Industries common
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
144%
—25c
Products
Electro
Low
*
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8%
33
(2509)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Jan
Oak
Petroleum
Occidental
Ohio
16,100
23%
23%
100
1
+—7
98 %■
973/4
12%-
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shares.lOs
50%
1
1
1
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7%.
Sep
Ohio Power 4%%
Old Town
Feb
40c
1,800
31,300
5%
1
Apr
9%- Mar
13%
233/a
43/4.
50c
Co
Brass
6%
Jun
12%
22 y8
4%
29 V2
.
Corp.
Ogden Corp
Apr
12 %.
223/a,
1
20c
Co—
Manufacturing
Corp
preferred
common
preferred
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
5%
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Electric
Oxford
Oxford
Oct
Feb
19%
26%
Feb
113/4
Feb
2d% Oct
29
Jan
98%
190
93% Aug
99
Nov
12 y2
2,900
7% May
5%
2,000
3% May
r.
40Q-
51 Va
50%
45%
200
13
~4
33A
30%
31%
27 Va
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28%
4
Oct
4% May
3 500
73A
7
31
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4Vb
700
24
12%
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Overseas
5
12% Oct
12% May
Nov
10
3'A May
1,100
19%
Jun
22%
2,500
Sep
8y2
Jun
17 % Mar
5%
Feb
64%
7%
Dec
Apr
15 Va May
Feb
6
Feb
33%
M
Mack
Co class
Vending
Macke
Mackey
Industries
1%
Jun
25% Mar
14
Oct
303/a
Feb
2
Feb
600
1,100
5,400
1
1 Va
3
2%
3
1 Va
1%
1
71,600
•1%,
__1«
50c
Corp vtc
Corporation.
Magellan Petroleum
19%
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*
Feb
11%
17
19V4.
..1
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lnc—;—
4%
1%
1,700
1%
16%
Airlines lnc
Macoid
Aug
2%
%
.
53/4 May
Oct
1% Mar
Jan
5%
6%
4,500
4%
Oct
10Va May
7
2iy2
20%-
21%
800
18%
Jun
243/4
—:—*
Randall Corp——_—.—_—10c
Stores.
—1
12%
12%
13%
12,400
10 Va
Oct
32%
33/4
4%
3,100
4,100
3%
Oct
11%.; Jan
18%
Oct
40%
Jan
.—__2.50
6%
4,900
6
May
10 Ya
Jan
Oil
Magna
Service
Public
Maine
1%
50o
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lnc warrants
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Oct
8,46*1
"
MacFadden-Bartell
Mangel
6
Specialties, lnc—._
Majestic
Mallory
-
—
Mansfield Tire
& Rubber
21%
6%
22%
7
Apr
Jan,
Products
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
Coast Co
5%
cum
cum
conv
5%%
5%
1st
25
25
International Marine
Co
Ltd
—_•
Martin-Marietta
Maryland
Cup
Corp
Oil
McCrory
McCulloch
Mead
Johnson
Island
Merrill
Co——
—;
Corp Ltd
Miami Extruders lnc—
Chemical Corp
Michigan
Michigan Sugar Co common
preferred
6%
Microwave
Financial Corp
Midwestern
41/2%
Milo
Co
Minnesota
Airlines
10%
11%
4%
43/4
11,400
1,400
293/4 May
13% Apr
4%
Dec
6%
Jan
4%
4%
20,800
3%
Oct
123/4
Jan
2
2%
12,800
1%
O-t
21
223/a
3,900
2iy4
4%
Inc.:
RR
4%
100
16% July
21%
Jan
Pacific
x7. July
Feb
Bell
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
33 %
33%
4,600
213/4
Jun
4
Nov
10%
11%
3,800
9
Jun
2%
2%
3!/a
8,600
10%
10%
10%
1,000
2% May
9% Aug
834
12%
13%
19%.
19%
7%
700
-
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16%
Warrants
Telep
;3l/4
12
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
38%
11
May
15
Jan
Mar
Company
21% Mar
Pantasote
15%
16 3/4
l,4ud
14
Oct
26 % Mar
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer
Park Chemical Company.
l.pon
100
8%
8%
23%
24%
4%
5 Va
4%
4%
10
13
Feb
103%
Jun
3 Va
Jun
3% May
25
Jan
Jan
40
Apr
9,400
9
Oct
25 Va July
1
1% May
11,500
Traffic
Co
Electronics
3%
Jan
Perfect
Circle
Perfect
103
30
94
101
94
100
94
■'
88
July
100
35.
—
-
50
94 % May
1
(Mass) .20
Inc..
Photo
Permian
Corp
3 Va
24
11%
6 Va-
Oils
&
Jan
103 Va
Jun
Peruvian
91
Jan
97%
Nov
Phtllips-Eckhardt
Minerals
Electronics
Sep
Jun
Oct
27% July
29%
Feb
25%
28% May
31
Jan
25Va Jan
27%
Apr
Oct
25%
Jan
27%
24%
Jan
26 Va May
Jan
25%
Nov
22% July
24%
Apr
2% May
10%
5,400910
50
96
96
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400
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100
103
103 Va
151 Va
40
96%
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350
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3%
2,000
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24%
7,500
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3 000
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,
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2.50
-*
250
103
102
103
100%
Feb
Dec
91 Va
Jan
90
Jan
97%
Jan
103 Va May
Jun
154
130
88%
2%
Jan
Oct
20% May
9
May
5% Oct
Jan
100
Nov
96
-
Jan
96%
Dec
5% Mar
35
Jan
17'A- Feb
10%
Feb
106% May
4%
58
18%
37 A
Va
3 Va
Va
4%
200
4
10
Mar
54 3/a
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36
May
66
Mar
18
18%
4.300
15%
Oct
24 Va
jan
53
Jan
Oct
373/4
3,000
22 Va
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%
A
22.300
%
Nov
3%
3%
3,300
%
%
15,500
%
Jun
5%
Jun.
8%
35
3% Oct
1% May
5
Aug
1% Mar
Apr
19
9%
6
6%
300
8
8 3A
1,700
Jun
11V2
Apr
2oy8
20%
200
17
Aug
24%
Feb
183A
8y4
19%
700
17
May
23 Va
Apr
9ya
9%
1,500
3%
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9%
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11
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12'A May
<
11%
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4
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10
Jun
Jan
Oct
5 Va
Jan
2,500
10%
Oct
24%
Jan
68
Nov
88% Mar
600
1,700
11%
14,400
11,600
23,500
5%
2.900
5%
Jan
2
990
10
28%
2 A
4,000
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5
5
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5%
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97%
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100
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1
2.50
Pato Consolidated
Penn
Corp
Pep Boys
(The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island lnc
Jan
Oct
•
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
1
19
11%
•
*
—
2
2
1
A
class
63A
Jun
5,100
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Co
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3,300
1%
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Feb
3,400
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100
96
class A—10c
'
1%
*
*
1
shares—1 Bol
1
6%
%
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Parker
May
21
'
4%
Apr
4%
16
23
36% Mar
15%
25%
-
A
Jan
Jun
20%
2,400
23
1
100
700
4%
Nov
«%
Apr
11%
25
103
103
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400
23%
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•
400
12%
.
Oct
Jan
Apr
May
.-
33%
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4
1,500
4%
& Light
Oct
Apr
27%
26%
24%
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Power
6
18%
200
27
24%
5% pfd
100
Packer's Super
Markets
1
Paddington Corp class A
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
*
Pall' Corp
class A
1
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Pacific
14,700
I
12%
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263A
24%
.—1
11
1
Airlines
Northern
Jan
May
Mononga-hela
4.50%
Dec
6%
15 Va Mar
8
6,500
1,000
31
31
pfd__100
—10c
"ctfs"
,
.1
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4.80%
33%
Pacific
7%
7
3%
4
50c
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1
Warrants
4.40%
1
Park Electrochemical Corp
*
Precision Industries
Power Co—
preferred
preferred series B._
preferred series C
Jan
May
500
10%
16 y4
4
42
Jan
33 Va
7y8
-*
preferred
$4.40
dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred:
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
$4.50
Lighting
Pacific
300
6%
43
13%
2L
22%
-2
lnc
Industries
Pacific
800
26 y8
25
1st-preferred—25
redeemable
2,300
29%
27 Va
27 y4
1st preferred
redeemable
4.36%
5%
A
14%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybedenum Corp of America
Oct
16
4.50%
4,700
4%
%
8% May
Feb
3% May
19
19
Light 5%
Company.,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
Jun
8 Va
Canada
Power &
Aluminum
16%
12 %
common...
of
2,900
8%
convertible preferred
Corp.i..—
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277/a
127/a
Electronics
Mining
Mirro
Corn
Wohl
Miller
26%
1
Investment Co
Mill Factors
38
~1
...—50c
5
50c
2.50
Abrasive..
Mid-West
Midwest
_—
Hone Corp.
Associates lnc—
Micromatic
Jun
2
50c
1
1
1
1
5
10c
1
1
10
Thermit Corp—
Metal &
20 VA
4a/8
warrants
Corp
Mining
4,300
4%
Refrigerating Co
Merchants
5,100
27%
11 ye
.3
lnc
Co.
Mfg
Menasco
29%
26%
27 y2
Ltd
&
17% May
4,V Apr
42%
Jan
27%
1
1
—
Massey-Ferguson
Maule Industries
Feb
26%
warrants
Corp——
Corp
Masco
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—
Corp
3%
33 Va
27 y8
263/4
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
5%
Marconi
Va
29Va
33
29 Va
25
1st preferred
4,200
7
33 VA
25
1st preferred
5% redeemable
Jun
18
7%
7%
Properties
preferred
-
17 Va- Oct
lnc
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6% 1st pfd—25
Coast
Pacific
409
3,700
10
9%
10
—1
preferred
2nd pfd A
conv
6%
8
.;
common
8% May
11%
Apr
33 Vi
Apr
24%
Jun
Va
Oct
16%
Jan
9% Oct
27%
Jan
Nov
112
Jan
4% May
R%
Feb
4
A
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
Sale Price
Par
Pharmaceutical
Ffcillips Electronics &
Industries ———————————5
—
Pioneer
Pcrlycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
1,600
3%
Oct
5%
Jun
6%
3,300
1,200
53A
Jun
8%
1,000
v
.
8V2
4%-
Puritan
Dec
Jan
700
6%
Jun
13% Mar
200
28%
Jun
44
Jan
13%
Jan
2%
8%
:V
16,200
Amer
Slick
Airways
Sonotone
Coast
South
Penn
Feb
5%
Jun
11
Feb
13%
13%
14
1,500
11 %
Oct
19%
Feb
7%
Oct
12% Mar
72'A
69%
73
925
38%
Sun
73
Dec
l'-fo Jun
3
Oct
30
3%V
4
2%
7,300
30'A
2%
i°e
800
900
4
13%
Apr
13%
Apr
4,700
6%
Jun
3,9U0
3%
Oct
9%
1,600
7%
Oct
26%
1,800
10o
1
6 Va
5%
6%
33A
3%
4 %
9%
9%
25
8% Mar
17.
Co
Corp
Feb
10% May
$1.60
95
Oct
Co
12%
121%
1,000
93%
93%
93 %
150
87
July
49 V2
49
50%
40 J
45
Oct
74 % Mar
8%
Oct
21%
Jan
13 %
Jun
25%
Dec
10%
10 %
10%
25 V2
23%
25 %
19,100
Paint
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
Standard
Forgings
Standard
Metals
Products
Standard
Inc
Shares
Standard
Standard-Thomson
Standard
28%
29'A
2 %
1,700
29%
225
2% Dec
4
Jun
34
25
Feb
IS
Feb
Star
Industries
Starrett
Radiation
Raiver
A
class
Inc
Ramo
Rayette Co Inc
Properties
63A
7
800
7
4
114%
Feb
Sep
7%
4% July
lb */8
19%
6,iuO
18%
Nov
37%
Feb
11%
12 %
4,400
10
Jun
18 Va
Feb
23%
24 %
1,400
15
May
20
20%
1,000
15% May
9%
9'A
7 %
7%
9,700
7%
l,0JO
'8%
Dec
5% May
1% Aug
Co
&
(Robert)
Reis
Co
Insurance
Reliance
Inc
Arms Co
Remington
Argentine Mining Co
Rico
Rio
Warrants series
class
Finance
Jan
Supercrete
29
33
4%
8,700
2% May
7%
Jan
4
4%
14,300
3
May
5%
Apr
Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
JA
%
4,800
Oct
1%
Jan
Supronics Corp
72 %
74%
7,450
10%
10%
10 7
2,800
9%
Jun
12%
16
16
10%
3%
Oct
3%
10%
Oct
«
»
Oct
%
56% May
84% Mar
4%
Syntex Corporation
3,200
14%
115 Va
1,900
8%
9%
2,400
6% May
16% Mar
400
1%
Nov
3% Jan
6 %
Oct
8%
Sep
7%
Jun
10%
Nov
Class
Jan
4%
1%
1%
10
9%
14.100
10
4%
4%
4%
4%
9'/4
974
85
1
* '
1
85 %
85
Rogers " Corp
Broadcasting Inc
Rollins
Rolls
•
4%
4 72
972
Feb
4%
Nov
2,300
47a
Oct
7%
Oct
19 74
Jan
Jun
86%
Nov
Oct
1372
Jan
170
509:
82 7a
4
12%
12%
14 Va
600
11 7b
Jun
Jan
7%
14
13%
14
600
107,
Jun
£6% Mar
14
Dec
Royce Ltd—
3%
10O
3% July ;
5%
5%
300
5
3%
3%
4
7.400
3%
Oct
5% Mar
7%
3C i
1
Ross Products Inc__„
I
Rowland Products Inc_.___.____—„
h
Roosevelt Raceway Inc_.
Inc
Brothers
Rosenau
7
7%
3,700
7
Oct
9*
Oct
3%
Dec
18%
Jan
Nov
30%
Jan
Royal
School Labs Inc
Oil
Royalite
Inc:
Industries
Rusco
Fifth
Russeks
Russ
Ryan
13%
3%
2%
50c
10%
1,700
83A May
2 %
3,700
1
10%
12%
3,400
7% May
13%
3%
2 Va
14
10,600
3%
5,700
10
%
7%
Nov
Jun
3 % May
Jan
10%
12% Mar
5%
Jan
15% Mar
15%
7%
Feb
Jan
3%
4%
3%
3 %
3%
5,500
1%
Jun
5
Jan
12,100
2 %
15
4'A
Petroleum——1
1
Consolidated
Ryerson & Hay in."
6,iuO
2.003
10%
11%
13%
14
A—1
class
5
Jun
10%
2 V«
1
—_—
Inc
Avenue
Inc
Togs
12%
•
Ltd
Co
10 3A
lc
American Corp
Roval
3%
4
10%
.1
90c
Roxbury Carpet Company
5]f,
Feb
3%
dep rets ord regis
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Roosevelt Field Inc————_1.5 I
Amer
T
Talon
Bt
s
13%
Dec
15
Dec
10,40)
2%
Oct
2,600
2% May
Lawrence
Inc
20%
600
3%
3%
1,800
Ltd...—16 pesos
Milling Co
San. Carlos
3 Va
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
c'r
series preferred—
4%
412 %
20'A
Jun
21%
Apr
1%
Oct
43A
Jan
Nov
8
Oct
series
series preferred—
5.60%
—
Petroleums Ltd—
Oarcee
javage
Arms Corp__.———_.
(Del)
i
Corp corn.—
Savoy Industries
Saxon
6%
Paper
conv
Say re
Screen
pfd
—
Fisher Co
&
Gems
——_
Inc
_
20
20
50c
•
25c
25c
10
1
1
19%
21%
~5%
Telectro
Seeman
Bros
Leather
Shattuck
Mining
TelePrompter
Class
Silicon
Silver
Oil
1,600
43A
Oct
9%
Jan
Dec
10%
May
7%
May
22%
10
11%
31,000
6%
6%
1,200
5%
Dec
8% Mai-
3
1,500
5% Mar
5%
6%
2% Oct
2% May
7
6%
6%
6%
134B
13 Va
11%
9 %
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Gas
Transistor
Creek
Canada
Co
class
Mines
A
7%
Dec
Dec
3% May
613
Oct
26 %
Jan
21,800
7%
2,000
11%
Oct
Oct
13%
13%
4%
5%
7,400 '
3% May
4
5 %
3,800
3%
12%
800
13
Ltd
Texas
Textron
Thriftimart
Tobacco
Amer
For footnotes,
see
1,000
14
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6
74,
boo
13%
7 500
6%
2.000
7%
1%
16,800
18%
20 7»
2,100
8 74
8%
Feb
11% Mar
Jun
86
Nov
32%
15% Mar
Oct'
2872
474 May:
7 1%
14
Mar
Oct
5 "7
8%
1,100
19
Apr
24
Dec
11%
24.800
1%
24% Nov
May
72
2,400
10%
Jan
2%
4,600
3
74.7a
6%
Jan
Feb
147s
Feb
6%
Jan
'
Oct
Jan
32
May
1.500
12
77b
Jun
9%
Jan
2272
Jan
247a
Sep
107* Jun
147b
Apr
11%
11%
4%
1,700
374
Jun
12%
12%
137a
2,000
9
Jun
16
Feb
29 %
29 7a
29 7a
700
Jun
347a
Apr
4
•
247a
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6 78
1,300
4%
47a
700
37b
8%
1,000
6
May
^ %
4
237a
23%
2,100
272
2 7a
2%
200
11
11
Feb
Mar
12 May
2%
May
307a
Jan
4%
Feb
14%
FRb
15
17,700
11
Feb
6%
12
2%. Oct
33,200
Vff
23%
Jan
9 74
Jun
8%
:
57b
Oct
5%
474
5%
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10%
Jun
Jan
Jan
18
7b
9%
2,500
7%
Jun
1674
16%
1,109
14%
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19% May
17 7a
17%
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12%
Oct
24%
9
9 7b
1772.
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8 7b
9%
1
50c
18%
17%
18%
4,600
13%
12 74
13%
2,200
5
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10c
*
I
1
1074
6,5 06'
Apr
20%
4% May
Jan
Jun
8 7a
31%
Feb
Jun
14
22 74
Feb
Oct
13 7, Mar
17 7b
309
16%
Jun
18%
"l%
1%
17a
15,100
174
Jun
36%
36%
36%
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1974
10 74
1,500
10%
17
10
21 Vz May
Jan
2%
38
Jan
Nov
Jan
19 7b
19%
7,200
16%
Oct
417b
4
3%
4%
12.600
3 7a
Oct
11% Mar
5
4%
5 7b
9,700
4
Oct
17 7,
Jan
7
7b
7 7b
7%
2,800
6
Nov
4
10c
7%
Nov
2
7b
2 7b
3 74
1,400
2
Oct
5%
Feb
1
6%
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%
%
Dec
17b
1,200
13%
20 J
12
4 »09
3
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4%
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3
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3,300
5,609
36'%
34 72
38%
39,809
25
31%
317a
32
900
24
Jun
3174
32
700
22
12%
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
13 7a
May
10%
12 7b
Jan
2%
30%
Nov
72
2,700
3%
13 72
8% Mar
57, May
."r,
%
Sep
Oct
1
10
Feb
Oct
66
Mar
E'dison
Tonopah
Lux
Trans
World
n
26 7a
20
22
20%
7/a
8%
Triangle Conduit
Jan
14%
Oct
53 % Mar
18,900
2%
672
Oct
26%
919
2 7b
Oct
4%
4%
Jan
Oct
16%
Jan
Oct
147a Mar
4
U rJ
2 74
2%
6,600
2 7a- May
5%
5 74
6%
o.uuJ
474
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Jan
5 7b
5
5 7a
16.4n9
3%
2%
2%
1,100
172
3%
3%
4
1,300
17a- May
3
Jan
74
274
2%
3%
7%
Jan
6%
7%
2
7
25c
%
1
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11
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1%
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50
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100
100
8%
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Oct
47, May
15,900
10c
10
Jan
Mar
5
Oct
10
8
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May
16 74 Mar
16 Vz
22
Jun
%
Jun
1
Apr
3% Mar
Jun
107b
'
15% Mar
3 6 7a
16 7b
16%
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26%- Feb
2274
22
22%
1,900
20
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38
2%
100
2
7a
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4
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22%
1,000
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1
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2%
22
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100
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4%
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2%
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90 74
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90%
3%
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19 7b May
85 7b
3
July
Aug
3%
Dec
2% May
Jun
7%
7%
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2,399
67a
Oct
47a
4%
2,600
107a
10%
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107a
32.7a
317b
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11,090
10
2874
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28 74
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——
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& cable
warrants
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9
*
1
800
(
10
12 % Mar
7%
Aug
Jan
37b
12 74
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Jan
Jan
3,800
7b
5
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Nov
6%
472
4
678
267a
92
Feb
Nov
18%
13...
4
12 74
3 7b
July
10
1,500
1
....
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Apr
6%
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27a
"warrants"——
Airlines
Williams
50%
Jun
Dec
35% Mar
.
9%
2%
5c
Inc
Forging Corpi...
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..
2%
8
20
preferred—
Coit>
&
12
12 7b May
24,800
'
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Transue
Apr
8% Mar
1
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28%
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1%
23 7b
Apr
36
25c
of Nevada
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Universal
Photolab
7/b
12 74
com.:
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5,800
44%
42
44 74
2574
5
4%%
36
77a July
10c
class A
Inc
Tower
Oct
9% May
Tri-Continental
True Temper Corp
7%- Oct
12
Feb
13
Mar
87b Mar
3%
Oct
7a
Oct
Oct
21%
43 7,
Jan
May
28 72
Nov
9
37%
Jan
24% Mar
9'/a Mar
10 Va
Jan
16
Jan
—5
•
Union, Investment Co_w
_———4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha—
20
United
Aircraft Products.—
50'United Asbestos Corp
1
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
United Elastic Corp—
—
*
United Foods Inc..i———^
——T
United Improvement & Investing—2.60
United Milk Products
5
Union
United
8% Mar
5
Nov
18
Jun|
25%
Jan
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3,100
73%
Oct
119%
Jan
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240
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21
10c
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%
%
10.100
2
28'A
24%
28%
104,600
27 Va
27%
27 %
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4%
4%
4%
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10c
%
%
%
10,000
Gas
Co
of Canada—-—
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American
N
Air
J
Co
dep
RR
rets ord regis
Canal
&
Conditioning
Corp
98%
Jan
U
S
Ceramic. Tile
Oct
30%
Feb
U
S
Natural
Gas
Jun
%
Jan
U
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
United
19% May
31
Feb
20
32
Feb
May
4%
iB«
7%
Co.—:
Co
Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
Oct
7%
Apr
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Series
Oc t
1% Mar
Warrants
Series
24
Jan
4,200
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17
207a
217t
478
47B
4%
3%
3 7a
3 1
17B
17b
174
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1,309
1,000
1,300
i3o
Dec
%
Jan
Universal Container Corp
2,000
1 vk
Nov
3%
Jan
Universal
Inc—
Oct
17 7, Mar
2272
Feb
Aug
1572
Jan
20
Nov
26%
Jan
3%
Jun
3 i7G
May
7,
6
Mar
Mar
47B
Jan
Nov
46 72
Apr
7 74
3,900
57b
Jun
8%
Jan
4 Va
29,000
3%
Nov
972 May
Oct
8%
3%
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2
36%
6
~7
Nov
109
Nov
8% May
8,000
40
40
10c
100
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———1
1
7%
14,7a July
11
6
4
2 74
187%
100
2 74
2 74
800
5
184
5%
709
7 7b
12,800
184
1
179
Jan
195
Apr
Sep
Oct
4
Jan
Nov
6%
Jan
27a May
2 7b
47a
7%
Nov
6 %
7%
5
5
Oct
7%
Dec
5
4%
5 7b
2,000
4
May
8
Apr
2%
274
2%
5,000
1%
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7%
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25c
1962
1955
22,900
Controls
8%
7%
17
17
Ltd—
Aug
%
22 7,
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
3,100
%
pfd.
Co
Shipyards
18,000
2
17 72
12 7a
1
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered__5s
debosit
rets def registered__5s
Amer
5%
A
Inc
Thorofare Markets Inc
22%
"f'tf
177b
20
"warrants".
Inc
Shovel
Tliew
82 %
1
23 7b May
1%
50c
Thompson-Star ret t Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
51%
25c
23%
217a
3.400
7
—10c
,
Texsiar Corp
Textron Electronics Inc
78%
22
Inc
Corporation
Power & Light $4.56
22%
96
Jun
21% Aug
23
2%
Oil
5y«
21 %
21%
200
23%
Apr
*
Electronics
Terminal-Hudson
Texam
79
95
90 J
24 74
9%
;
__
Engineering
Tenney
22%
95
Jun
._1
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Warrants
Television Industries Inc
*
12.50
20c
Corp.-
Inc
6 Va
10% May
4%
11%
65
237/B
6%:
Apr
8474
300
80 72
2 72
Apr
r,
87% Mar
Feb
lO,UJ0
Nov
4%
%
30%
27
Jan
11,600
11%
Jan
22%
1
Corp
Mar
11
617,
id
5%
13%
*
Corp
Precision
Lighting
6 Va May
3,000
2
&
9%
7%
14
'25
Nov
3
13
2%
25c
100
of
B
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Silvay
Jan
Feb
800
~5%
1,000
20c
10c
1
Corp
TeleregisteT Corp
5
Stooney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Signal
7%
113A
*
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams Co common
4 V
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Oct
Oct
l
Co
Denn
4
2,400
9%
26 7a
10%
*
Inc.
:
Industries
Feb
6%
l
Inc
hV
40 J
20c
Servo Corp of
Seton
5%
3
Inc..
& Latz Inc
America
Seligman
5%
•
1
Corp
Servomechanisms
1,800
8
Jun
:
Inc
Mar
2,600
World
(The)
5 %
H Jun;
Apr
.
4%
Seaboard
Seeburg
5 Va
21% Aug
20
23%
9%
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
2,300
20
Jan
18%
1
common.,
1
Jun
18 3A
17
Plywood & Lumber
New
21%
22% Aug
4
18
Seaboard
Corp
22%
900
20% Aug
%
9%
4
6%
Sealectro
300
8
5%
10%
3
19%
%
3.50
Inc
19
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Airlines
200
26%
12%
5
12%c
Corp
Inc
Trans
18
20
20
preferred———
preferred
series
4.40%
21%
July
5
Operations
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
San
21%
Jun
,22%
7-1
10
*
Material
Technical
43A July
6
20%
"
-2.50
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius
297a
1,200
:
common
common
Technical
Toledo
;;
•
v
B
A
preferred
Todd
v;-"'
class
Inc
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
5,290
4-%
10
3,800
3074
20% Mai-
5,700
5
367b Mar
32%
a
Mar
Feb
8
May
5,600
A
Jun
417a Mar
Feb
3,500
4%
9 %
23
Jun
5
Jan
5%
400
3%l
3%
Jun
Oct
2274
2
Corp
23%
17%:
3%
—1
—4
Paper
117a
2,100
26 74
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
4%
.—1
Inc
Swanee
:
Apr
'
Metals
Rodney
,
Superior
3%
Inc—20c
pfcl F
100
common
Elec
&
Gas
B
Ltd..
72%
Products
Technical
Rochester
Nov
5%
;J%
2
A
Ytp extended to Jan 3 1965
Ritter
Va
Corp new
Electronics, Inc
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Valley Gas Co—
Rio Grande
Robinson
Mar
Sunair
3,50J
11
—•
Aljgom Mines Ltd common-
Stylon
2%
1
Ricgeway Corp—
Struthers
Nov
4%
10c
—_50c
Inc
Restaurant Associates
Feb
7%
8,004)
25c
10c
50c
25c
1
Arner Inc
Wells Corp
Cobb
15%
17 7b
2872
1
Stop & Shop Inc
2%
——I
Resistoflex Corp
Co
B)
3%
1
1
—*
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp..._——
Republic Transcon Indus Inc_—
:
2%
1
5c
1
1
10
1
Corp
Investment
Jun
20'A
1
& Dev
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance
Jan
(J
Strong
Equities Corp of N Y
Reeves
24%
..
Reeves
Inc.
...
.
Chemical Co
Stephan
(The)
Company
—
Sterling Aluminum Products——
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—
Stetson
of America—
Corp
Pump Co
Broadcasting
Reda
31% Aug
Corp
Jan
15%
5
10c
Stepan
Feb
Parts
Feb
11%
*
of Canada Ltd
Stelma
9%
May
11%
Class A
Realty
Oct
10 %
9tpm
Steel
Oct
6%
100
8%
20%
America
of
Trust
Real
13,200
11%
Investment
Estate
Real
10%
piG
Dec
16%
10
4^c
Packing Co
91/4
11%
8 34
1
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
10»/2
11'A
25c
•
20c
1
Inc
,10 3 4
Inc
9%
6 78 May
2%
10c
50c
1
common
4,400
2,300
17%
_1
1
A
preferred
Instruments
Steel Co
Enterprises Inc
Industries Inc
Ramco
Corp
(The)
Statham
R
class
Jun
%
5% May
4% May
8
6
23%
10c
Ltd
Mines
Inc
convertible
50c
B_
Corp—
Uranium
Stanrock
2%
2%
1
*
Corp—
class
Tube
Stanley Aviation
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Co
Nov
8%
23%
1
3c
1
1
1
1
Corp
Co
51
6%
76%.
1
Co
Standard
Jan
Brands
Standard
Dec
Jan
30% May
737a July
Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
13
Jun
337a July
31%
Southern
22%
12 %
700
25
25
25
25
25
25
Petroleum Corp—2
California
Southern
27
Aug
100
20c
*
5
Telephone
4.08%
18 % May
20
20
4.24%
227a
450
26'%
8.33%
Jan
Jun
4,000
4.32%
800
42 72
30
1
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Splencer Shoe Corp
—1
Sperry Rand, Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
lc
8
'l,100
8%
25
Jan
Mar
7% Oct
5% Jan
8%
8%
1
9%
43
Jun
8%
4.48%
38 %■ Apr
23%
8%
l1
1
Oct
3% Oct
28%
4.56%
28%
Apr
8
32 7
12.50
cumulative
Nov
27
Edison—
preferred
preferred
cumulative preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.78%
10%
4174
16%
1
original
Oct
4
350
6%
1
Corp
Oil Co
California
Southern
1%
2
Inc
Corp
South
1,900
30'A
x9
13
8
£1
*
1
Manufacturing
Soss
1 %
300
62%
27%
42 %
1
Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
5
Colorado—
Sportswear
Singer
Oil
Venezuelan
Sinclair
IV2
•
of
Simpson's Ltd—ii
4%
Gas
yle-National
3% May
Jan
13
*
*
preferred
conv
i%
Corp
Rico
Puerto
Apr
10%
81/4
preferred
V4 %
109%
22%
8,000
Ltd
Service
Public
Jun
Feb
5%
$3
4%
Prophet (The) Company
Providence
10% Mar
93%
High
16
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
12% Mar
7
Dec
33%
convertible
ST.25
8% Mar '
Jun
8% May
3%
32 %
Mfg Co Inc common
preferred
Progress
Jan
13%
33'A
—
Prcctor-Silcx
6% May
13%
8,400
—10c
Mines
Feb
3,300
——66%
B
5%
3%
36%
36
Automobiles—
2.50
1
A
Class
39% Mar
22%
3%
Presidential Realty Corp—
Preston
350
106 %
(Del)—2.50
Inc
Prentice-Hall
Class
400
11
20
8%
*
—-.1
—*
——————1
Frecisionware
3%
10%
1%
50c
—.——
Lambert Co
Inc
Pratt &
3%
3 (2
of Canada
Royalties Ltd—
Oil
Prairie
3% July
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
American
1
Alexander Inc
&
Power Corp
Jun
19
10%
22
10
A
class
Products
Poloron
900
10%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie————•-50
Pittsburgh Railways Co..
—*
Polymers Inc—10c
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
—*
Scale—————.
Polarad Electronics Corp
1,000
4
106
Plastic Materials &
Pneumatic
28
7%
Low
High
Simca
3 '/8
6JA
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
Par
3%
1
-1
Industries
Pierce
Range Since
Low
10 y4
4
1
Steel Corp (Del)
Aircraft Corp
Inc
Plastics Corp
Phoenix
Piasecki
Shares
High
26%
3%
10 pesos
10o
Tel Co
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Screw Co
of Prices
Low
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
1
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 14)
Sales
Week's
Friday
4
.
(2510)
34
.
6%
Jun
4 72
4%
Feb
Feb
2%
cl A com.lOc
25c
2%
-
2%
2,500
1%
Jun
4%
4%
-
57b
2,100
4 7«
Oct
8
4%
4%
5 74
39,500
3%
Oct
9% Jan
■
Feb
page 35.
1
Number 6221
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2511)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Marion
Universal
Corp
Valspar
Sep
12
Feb
Hartfield
liy2
Jan
Hoffman
10%
101/4
11%
2,300
5y4
Oct
3%
3%
41/8
5,200
3%
Jun
19% Apr
14% Jan
8%
81/8
9
—25c
3%
3%
41/8 •:
1
1
2
2Vo
21/2
31/8
7%
1
West
pfd
Western
Western
Nuclear
Western
Stockholders Invest
American
Westmoreland
Wilshire
Oil
Wilson
5%
Wood
Wood
Woolworth
American
6 %
98i/4 102%
~3%
6%s
due
104% Feb
83% Jun
5%
6,600
Corp
51/2S
1984
Public Service
3% May
19 Va Sep
600
7%
Apr
Rapid
221% Dec
221/4
93%
94%
30
94%
Dec
97/a
11%
8,000
8%
Oct
211/4
Apr
Sep
7%
Feb
Reeves
6s
~97/8
88/4 Aug
Oct
4%
Feb
2%
Apr
31/2
Electric &
Co
Gas
Realty
Equities
(without
7Vis
1/2
7,600
201/s
201/2
800
28%
281/2
28%
50
23V8
23
231/4
800
9%
1,900
17,500
9%
91/8
%
1/2
A
/
Vz
Va May
i7ff
20 %
17%
Jun
32
1/2
Nov
26i/4
26i/4
100
18
Jun
291/4
9%
1,400
8
Jun
211/2
1%
300
14%
15
700
14%
6
900
b '/8
.
■
3%
1V* May
24%
Dec
57/B
5%
131/4
131/a
13%
3,200
12%
Oct
6//8
61/8
61/2
6,100
4%
Jun
16/8
1,100
10
1
;
16
~2
1
7
lie
Dec
4%
Oct
16%
13 y2
Jun
18
91
Aug
98
Jan
41
15%
151/2
200
95%
70
191/4
19%
20
1,300
12
17%
171/8
17%
1,400
14 Vb
May
May
231/2 Mar
Sep
18% Mar
34%
Ltd—
~~lh
25c
4%
21/4
~~lh
1«
8%
500
4
4%
4%
7,200
51/2 May
37/a Jun
41/8
5,500
37/8
161/4
16%
13,000
16%
500
j
Apr
2%
Jun
1 Va
Jan
Oct
3A
8%
5
1
—
7%
6y8 May
5c
£1
40c
25c
Jun
Jun
9% Sep
6% Jan
•
it t v
4%
4%
51/4
5,500
41/2 Sep
8%
6
5%
6
3,700
3 07
1
90
71
72
9
97%
98
7
98
1
107
■
$99%
-
■
•
97%
99%
110
93
98
87
98
$94%
100
91
97
95%
98%
90
92
10
119
123
1
'37
98
104:
124% 125
May-Nov
99 Ta
62
/
$90
-
84
126%
100
I
%
92%
92%
93%
86
137
86
86
87
9
74
90
72
77
12
72
84
1981— -May-Nov
$55
98%
99%
77
89
89
fan-July
__Feb-Aug
3s
99%
-Mar-Sept
1965
3s
95%
2
10G
1976
3%s series
E
1978
3s
series
F
1979
3%s
series
G
1981
4%s
series
H
1982
Feb-Aug
99
Jan-Aug
104
104
101%
105"a
104
104
103
105
4%s series
4%s
I
K
5s
L
series
4%s series
1987
$91%
883/4
93%
Feb-Aug
$84%
$31%
89%
82%
91%
86%
80%
86
93%
99%
96
101%
3534
$102%
101
105%
$104% 107
102 V* 102%
105
107
1
98%
103
101% 102%
19
993/4
103%
37
99%
101
102%
_April-Oct
J
100
—May-Nov
California
Southwestern
88%
_Mar-Sept
1986
Counties
83
_Mar-Sepf
__Feb-Aug
1985
4%s series
Southern
85 %
$86%
_Mar-Sepf
...
4Vis series N
Southern
85
:
1983
O
$86 %
-April-Oct
1985
M
89%
$88%
„
1982
4%s series
82
—Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
__Feb-Aug
.
1982
J
series
._Jan-July
*
3%s
Gas
Gas
_April-Oct
—Jan-July
1970
(Calif)
1971
3s
100
$93%
91%
94%
$91
89
92
93 Vb
Feb-Aug
93 V8
Feb-Aug
90%
90%
2
78
92
—Mar-Nov
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6Vis 1973— Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s cpnv subord debs 1976—
May-Nov
IT-S Natural Gas 6% conv sub debs 1977
Feb-Aug
75%
75%
33
60
83%
93
94
18
77
122
90
123
92
165
Szabo
Food
Gas
Service
Washington
Electric
&
Inc
Wat?r
debs
6s
3Vis
Power
Webb &
Knapp Ijic
Baden
(Germany)
Danzig Port
3%s
1970—
1973
89%
95
1964
;_
145
154
72
_June-Dec
1974
5s debs
$90%
1
99
99
99
1
-June-Dec
71
70%
71
16
94%
97%
99%
67
80
Feb
4%
4
41/2
3% May
37/aJuly
7%
1
Corp__
72
Dec
50c
10c
Co
131
6
D
•
17
13 y2 May
Edison
•
4% Dec
Jan
99
97%
28
83%
series
Jan
Mar
83
124%
lOS
3Vis
2% Oct
13,100
8
941/2
2
Inc
2iV
104% 106
■
.
1 lT-
98
91%
1976
Mar
4,200
1%
7
151/2
pfd—100
*
—1
29
90
27
C
Jan
II % May
258
$97
2%s series
22% Mar
lOi/s
119
100% 101%
1973
Feb
10c
111
101
1973
Jan
14%
138
B
Jan
Dec
97
A
Jan
1%
66
series
Jan
8 Va
59 %
123
106
*
3s
15/8 Feb
1% Jan
Oct
103
48%
Corp—
Power Corp
California
10G
46
3%s series
Jan
1
ord regis-
Southern
May
-
25V8
18% May
8%
Apr
Fob
38
Sep
28
-
1998—Jan-JuZy
1976
Water
95
14
102
105
1
Feb-Oct
1972—
Devel
&
debs
sub
Harbor
Safe
Is
Broadcasting
15
52%
119
'
107
Nov
conv
153
Mar-Sep
Corp—
warrants)
'
107
80
96%
83
.
60
10
~9
Jan-July
6s
63
101
49
-
119%
106
1976
Co 7s debs 1967
subord debs 1977
5%s conv
High
58
119
119 %
April-Oct
1963_
to
5Vis
America
98%
*51%
Jan-July
American
22
>:
extended
98%
62 Vz
Quar-Mar
1974
70
62
73
90
98 Vz
Jan-July
.„Jan-JuZy
—
Nov
Jan. lj
Low
88%
69
liq tr ctfs
mortgage 3%s 1968
Apr-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971—
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3Vis 1984—June-Dec
-3 Vis
1970
_U__.
——Jan-JuZy
41/4
High
'
May-Nov
due
6s
now
Corp
of
Range Sinc4
Sold
No.
86
1st
Oct
3y8
69%
„Apr-Oct
Hess
1953
Jan
2%
Raceway Inc com
Foods
61/2%
Tr
Research Corp 5s 1976
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Jan
6,700
Ltd
Yale Express System Inc class A
Zion
70
:
1,300
5
22
25
preferred
Zale Jewelry Co_
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
Bellas
General
Bonds
Friday's
86 Vb
Jun-Dec
1977
6s
National
3
1
6%
1st 6s 1982
$
Corp
1972_.
Realization
National
2%
Jun
12,OUvJ
Industries
rets
1973
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982_May-Nov
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5-% 1977—
Mar-Sep
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
iy2 May'
11,800
Hargreaves
Yonkers
>
3%
3%
5 Va
1
dep
137,200
3%
preference
Wright
Co
6s
debs
87
Jun-Dec
1981
conv
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978—_
I
10,700
I/a
31/8
Inc
W)
(F
Kaltman
Ohio-Power
5*/2
Co
Industries
Woodall
Inc
1
Feb-Aug
conv
Manhattan
Nuclear
_1
Light
1977
5%s
Power
Jan
2%
common
&
2%
1
*
4%%
(John) Industries Ltd
Newspaper Machine
Pwr
Italian
Jan
5
preferred
Wisconsin
Hudson &
Jan
6%
Ltd—
Co
Stores
Hydrometals
•
deb
International 7s
13
Nov
Nov
31/8
Co
Brothers
2i/a
1 VB
71%
May
3
*
&
C)
28
OV4
Inc
(The)
(R
800
3%
shares
ord
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
Jan
2%
Corp
Brothers
Williams
20
31/8
——10
rets
Stores
6%
1
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc—-
Williamhouse
iy8 May
j
461/4
~2%
Shoe Manufacturing——1
Whippany Paper Board
—10c
White Eagle International Inc
10c
White Stag Mfg Co
_1
Wiebolt
Nov
:•
10c
& Stationery
Oil
10 y2
6%
Weyenberg
River
Jun
—5c
—_
Inc
Wichita
3,900
Oct
Jun
3%
Co—
Inc_,
ciep
Western Tablet
21/8
31/8
100
Equities Inc
Western
12% Jan
231/2 Jan
16% Aug
7 V*
1,200
461/4
10c
Fashions
Development
;
•'V'" 21% Mar
5
800
y
;V 51/4
2
VB
~3Vs
50c
4.40%
Utilities
Texas
Westbury
13
5 :/
Oct
Jan
9% Apr
,
7% May
13y2
or
Bid & Asked
Corp—
National
2
preferred
Products
Chemical
Dec
Jan
13
May
6y4
200
17%
12%
5
common
conv
7,700
4,200
10
17%
4
10
Waltham Precision Instruments Co—1
Webb & Knapp Inc common
10c
$6 series preference
*
Weiman & Company Inc—
1
Wentworth Manufacturing———1.25
West
91/2
10
100
Inc
Bond
&
7%
7
1
*
preferred
3
2y2
7,700
14,400
-v
25c
10%
5% May
14,900
Land
sub
conv
Oct
Products
non-cum
6i/as
7%
.-j—
6%
Feb
5%
Wagner Baking common—-——•
■7%'
American
700
Inc
Waitt
liy8
Gulf
2,JlOO
Manufacturing
VTR
Nov
8%
Corporation
—
Virginia Dare Stores Corp_—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
35 %
27
Jun
6y2 May
7,500
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Low
•: 7%
Vinco
Food
9
Interest
Exchange
High
81/4
Sugar
Corp
Viewlex Inc xlass A—A—
Vita
100
American Stock
6%
8%
—5,
1
Valve Corp of America
25c
Venture Capital Corp of America
1
Victoreen
(The-) Instrument Co
1
Utah-Idaho
I ow
341/4
8%
9
■>
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
33
17.78
Universal Insurance—
for Week Ended December 14)
Sales
Week's
Friday
35
8
Feb
Corp
600
Apr
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
Interest
BONDS
American Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Low
Alsco
5%s
Inc
Steel
9Amer
Appalachian
Bethlehem
sub
conv
Elec
Steel
debs
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1994
3y4s 1970
1998
Power
6s
Ju?ie-Dec
1974
4s Inc debs
& Pump
1
Aug
27
27
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
—
25
-69
$125
Debt
84
90
94%
4 Vis
121
130
100
—
116%
61/2%
Raceway
June-Dec
1969
Authority 3%s
Vending 6s 1976
Lack
Lackawanna
1st
•
of
N
mortgage
6V2S
ex
General
May-Nov
May-Nov
1993
1976
wts
5 '/2s
Inc
Builders
General
Development
General
Foam
6s
6%
Corp
87
7
60
100
8
86
102
5
93%
100%
4
85
—
21
100 3/s 100%
92%
933/4
$27
28
Apr-Oct
debs
30%
117
1421%
9%
~$90%--__
Jan-July
$94%
Feb-Aug
2%s 2008—May-ZVoy
94%
__
99
93
$110
$63%
95 %
7s
65
62
(issue
of May
•
7s
(issue
of Oct
1927)
1927)
11
May-Nov
Apr-Oct
1981J
26
7
10
17%
10
69
81
11%
69%
71
35
94%
49%
5
53 %
97
4
88
81
52
97
52
May-Nqv
April-Oct
Sinking fund
3s
$99
~100%.
99
Mar-Sept
$50
60
60
64
34%
1
47%
40
53
—
"
2s 2012_ _Jan-July
423/4
42%
43
18
423/4
43
-Jan-July
1997
(Plan A)
Jan
$60
June-Dec
1947
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%s 2008
Peru
(Republic of)—
$60
43
1
100%
95
20
32
11%
April-Oct
1963
1974
conv
31
Corp—
May-iVoy
1981
subord
6s
10
73
100
100%
91
73
Division—
J
13%
$73/8
Jan-July
1967
(Prov) 6 Vis 1949
stamped (Plan A)
•
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), t Ex-d:stribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
• Bonds being
traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
♦No
mortgage 4s series B 1993
National Realty & Construction
Fotochrome
91%
90%
73
Feb-Aug
1975
1st
First
35
110% lll7/8
RR—
series A
4s
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
1978
debs
Western
&
A
series B 1967
Hanover
Rio de Janiero stamped
Davega Stores Corp—
61/2S convertible subord
Delaware
111 1/2
June-Dec
1978
6s
Assn
Chicago Transit
Continental
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
1970
A
convertible
5%s
Brandywine
series
2%s
Edison
Co
"
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Building Indus Inc—
conv sub deb
1977
Bosion
•
Maranhao
Bloomfield
BSF
series
5%s
55%
—
15
$120" '
Jan-July
1951
7s
Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Banks and Clearing Assn—
Adjustment Debentures—
&
German Savings
High
24
62
941/4
937/B
Low
No.
29
$56
94
Bonds
90
24
80
121
783/4
81
21
75
92
99
90%
par
value,
a
Deferred
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "xw,1' without warrants.
c," voting trust certificates;
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended December 14)
Friday
Continued from page
30
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Low
United
Gas
2%s
Corp
Ian-July
Jan-July
.Feb-Aug
May-Nov
—April-Oct
1970
1st
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge &
coll trust 33/8s 1975
1972—
43/as sink fund debentures
33%s sinking fund debentures
-—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Ma?'-Sept
1973mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
1st
1st
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
Jan-July
1st
May-Nov
May-Nou
June-Dec
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
5%s sinking fund debentures 1980
1st
mtge
United
5s
U
.
S
conv
2%s
States
4%s
debentures
1982
1981
debentures
debentures
United
trust
3 VaS
April-Oct
4s
debs
1983
of
Co—
4%s
conv
—
94
—
—
—
*89%
*96
,94
—
—
—
—
ApriZ-Oct
1986
97%
103 A
1969—
June-Dec
—
Mar-Sept
78%
debs
Mar-Sept
—
1°7
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st
&
ref mtge
&
ref
mtge 3s series F
1st
&
ref
mtge 2%s series G 1979
1st
&
ref mtge
1st
&
ref
1st
&
ref
2%s series E 1975
1978
23/4s series H 1980
mtge 3%s series I 1981—
mtge 3%s series J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4Vis 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3Vis
1st
lien &
ref
4s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
April-OcZ
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
5s
Wabash
conv
subord
—
—
—
75%
—
—
Feb-Aug
debs
1982
Mar-Sept
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991_
Power
101%
99%
102%
91%
IO2V2
105 7/s
102%
105%
101%
18
*88
*85%
*84
*86%
75%
91
90
93
April
April
Feb-Nov
__
1041/4
112%
119
163%
82
94
95
44
85%
93%
"o.
98%
100%
61
„
—
*70%
*86%
High
RR
4s
I
series
3%s
1st
1966
registered 2361
Western
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
5%s
debentures
1982
Western Pacific RR
income
5s
1969
Co 3%s series A
1981
92
102
k
92
convertible
&
Co
sink
fund
debs
38
96%
50 %
56
74
50%
59
95
42
92
98
1980
1978
59%
79
*80y2
*98
—-
.
82
97%
103%
"
*70
77
■
22
*86
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
77
96%
*98
105% 106
Feb-Aug
i_
99
103%
107
86
87
73%
73%
1
73%
73 3$
10
94%
98%
98%
98%
98%
981/4
98'A
6
May-ZVoy
1975
99 Va
56%
-
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1970
debentures
4%s
94%
94%
93%
7
99
55
55
80 Va
92%
•
99
55
May
Teleg Co 5%s debs 1987
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Wilson
Jan-July
J an-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
J an-July
Jan-July
debentures 1984
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992
33As
*92
99%
80%
85
*791/2
36
86
94
6
98%
98%
May-ZVou
Jan-July
gtd 2361—
28%
—
90%
89
90'A
59
86%
86%
1
*967/a
98%
.
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—
34
85%
98%
99%
85
86%
95%
97%
57%
65
*
52
79%
Wisconsin
First
94
18
107
136
Gen
Central
mortgage
82%
9
86%
RR
4s
Co—
series A
2004;
Power
2%s
1976
1st
57%
*831/8
June-Dec
84%
*81
1971^
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
*90%
1976
Jan-July
*79
—
58
79%
—
—
94
36
100
83%
89
94%
-
79%
88
87%
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
84
—
88
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st
—
15
71%
85%
91
mtge 4%s series H 1990
April-Oct
*102
80
80
104
—
99%
103%
76%
4
76%
56
56%
65
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s
82%
——
91
90
May
35
64
64%
■-
83
89%
89
Jan-July
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric
8b
87%
West Shore
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C
1041/8
77
6
Jan. 1
Low
84%
327/a
*851/4
May-Nov
3s 1979
3%s 1974
Whirlpool Corp 3%s sink fund debs
92
75
72
mortgage
Western Union
1
90
113%
12
116% 116%:
93
95'A
*72
General
4s
50
92
—
69%
91%
120
116
'
Gen
First mortgage 3 %s series B 1971
Penn
97
—
Co—
RR
West
103
75
—
May-Nov
1973_April-Ocf
series F 1983
85 /2
101 %
98%
—
JUay-Nov
C
ser
6s subord income debs 2008
Vornado Inc
—
Electric
99
16
_
1st
Penn
91%
'
.
1980
West
1
97% 97%
103 A 103/4
92
78/8
90%
1
133% 138
*85„
—*98/8
95%
90
1
100% 100%
101
1017/8
*104% 105
*103% 105%
103
103 /b
—
1976
-
subord
—Jan-July
138
90
97
1
91/a
100
100
1017/s
'
Range Sinca
Sold
No.
High
'
3%s 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
90%
10
Bonds
Friday's
*30
first ref gtd gold
Warren RR
High
89
*93 Vs -101% 101 A
or
Bid & Asked
Low
93%
—
94
91%
Low
No.
97
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
Sold
America—
subord debentures
4%s conv subord debentures
Vendo
May-Nov
1967
Steel
Corp
conv
ApriZ-Oct
1976
4%s sinking fund debentures
Vanadium
__
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Bonds
Freight Co—
subord
Rubber
2%s
coll
&
States
Interest
BONDS
Friday
——
—
1
75
66%
73
831/a
88%
sale
the year's range, d Ex^nterest.
e Odd lot
no
Included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range,
r Cash aajs
no Included In the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
m
n#
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current wees.
a
Deferred
delivery
sale
not included
in
„
•
Bonds selling flat.
^
—r-4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
(2512)
36
t>UT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December 14)
Last
Range
of Prices
Low
American
Motors
American
Sugar
Refining
com
Tel
&
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Corp—
Property Trust
Boston
Garden-Arena
Boston
Personal
-
20%
54
431
25Va
16%
37 %
3.405
42%
273
35%
Jun
18%
98
136%
Jan
Sperry
52 V2
May
Standard
Brands
Standard
Oil
35%
1,705
35%
Jan
Dec
5%
5%
20
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
58%
70
50%
Jun
76%
Jan
11%
11%
85
53
53%
225
35%
Oct
29% May
Rand
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Studebaker
Calumet
Hecla
&
Service
Cities
Copper
10
Gas
Associates com__10
& Fuel
Ry
preferred
5Vo
cum
B
National
Ford
Motor
47%
48%
Kennecott
Corporation
Cement
New
Pennsylvania RR —;
■
Reece
Folding Machine! Co
Rexall
& Chemical
Association
Co
Drug
Shawmut
United
United
Shoe
'U
Electric
Westinghouse
1,478
54%
Jun
32 %
1,800
28%
Oct
55 Va
150
18
Oct
32%
Wj
(F
401
Oct
85%
432
Oct
24 Vb
Feb
23%
24%
19 % May
26%
36% May
Jan
43 %
867
44%
31 %
81
26 y8
Jun
41
244
10%
Oct
18%
2%
50
1% Mar
2%
27%
50
21 Va
Oct
53
Jan
Jun
40
Jan
85
28
19%
19%
304
17
Oct
41
21%
1,277
17
Oct
30%
Allen
40
16
22%
Jun
120
66 y4
Nov
Associated
sy2
Oct
31 %
Last
Sale Price
Par
31%
7
40%
1
__
10
1
__
•
25%
50Va
Budd
8.50
Consolidated
Range Since Jan. 1
41
39
36%
17%
10
10 y2
26%
27%
80
22%
25%
26%
91
23
318
Chemicals
Miami
"Special"
Procter & Gamble
Playing
American
Can
50% Mar
Kresge
,
12% May
166
24V8
Jun
39%
Rickel
Feb
200
31
Jun
38%
Dec
17 Va
25
19%
520
34
30 Va
Sep
34%
92%
Jan
Feb
51%
52%
11
46 y4
12%
Oct
18%
Jun
28%
54%
54 V2
15
47%
Jun
66
18 y4
18 Va
50
15%
Oct
23%
29%
40%
,
66%
Oct
'23
51 y2
__
24%
44»/2
45
121
38
May
47
46%
47%
91
36
Jun
(H.
W.)
Studebaker
Vinco
;■
29%
16%
24
116 V4 119 %
277
28%
30 y4
105
11% May
98 y4 May
25% Oct
___—
___
40%
41%
70
50 y4
51%
25 %
92
v
Acme
Oct
71%
Jan1
28%
Feb
40
Admiral
28%
Feb
18%
Apr
30 y4
513
27%
Oct
43%
Jan
Aluminium
425
4%
Dec
10%
Jan
1,920
47 %
Jun.
63%
Dec
416
17%
Feb
33%
38%
Jan
9%. Get
100
21%
Sep
45%
2,951
37%
Jun
25
1,508
56%
56%
57%
3.499
17% May
45% Jun
54c
50c
56c
6,750
% Oct
22
23
2,478
22
14
Sep
42%
Apr
46% Nov
27%
Feb
57%
Dec
2
7%
3%
7%
320
20% 'Oct
6% Mar
3
3%
1.500
2% Jan
9Va
9y8
530
17
17
24%
25%
2,221
1
25%
26 y4
310
2
2%
2V4
1,026
24%
Jan
8% oet
Jan
11
May
3% May
12%
Feb
17
Dec
Oct
38%
Jan
20% July
26%
Dec
12% 'Aug
19
2
Oct
2% Apr
14%
—
—
15%
1
10
16
2,100
12
23
1
{.
300
36%
23%
300
20
May
-May
25%
Jan
20
16
10
20
100
17% NOV
21%
Jan
16
405
14%
jun
21% Mar
6
Jun
2%
Dec
10% Feb
9% Apr
15%
6%
~2%
1
6%
300
2%
3 VB
1,036
16% Mar
Feb
113
36 Vb May
56
18
535
13 Va
52% Jan
American
28%
52% Mar
American
Oct
53
52%
54
63
45%
Oct
59
44%
49
25'%
25 y4
164
66%
66%
50
25J/4
27%
—
5
America
Airlines
32% May
22 Vb May
53% May
■
American
54% Jan
30
26%
27%
57%
59
53
20% May
39% Jun
164
72 y4
Co
Jan
American
Mar
Bad
16%
147
15%
Oct
26%
Jan
American Tobacco Co
45%
196
37%
Jun
53 y4
Jan
American
45
%
18
36%
Jun
46%
Nov
Ampex
24%
24%
115
17% May
27 Vb
1,100
45%
Jun
67% Mar
18V8
18 Vz
1,000
15%
Oct
23%
35%
35%
200
23%
Jun
12% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jail
45%
44%
10
47%
46%
29%
142
20%
900
47%
53%
1,600
52%
1
(111)—
45%
1
.
20
20
19%
20%
—1.75
20%
.1.66%
5
16%
12%
116%
San (Un)
Dec
Jun
Jun
78%
17%
Dec
24%
Jan
16
Oct
42 %
Jan
3,000
16%
16%
1,700
12
May
12%
13
1,100
12
Oct
3,100
98% May
116 y4 118%
28% 30y4
16%
11 Va
1,900
10% May
Corp
Amsted
Anaconda
Apache
23
24
31
18%
Oct
29 y8
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
32%
33 %
79
24%
Oct
45
Jan
Armco
31%
32
75
22%
Jun
32 y4
Dec
Armour
38%
39%
Mar
Ashland
168
32%
Jun
Oct
44
Jan
Industries
I
Inc
Jan
18% Sep
18% Jan
136%
Jan
Refining
29%
41
41%
1,500
11%
11%
5,600
28
28 y8
200
49%
52 Va
2,300
40%
40%
300
40%
32%
56%
Feb
25 y8
400
20
May
28%
Feb
20%
Oct
27% Jan
10% Dec
_10
_5
com
28%
92
32% May
11
24%
33%
Oct
43 Va
Jun
48
48
10
39%
Oct
57% Feb
69% Mar
Atlantic
41%
42 y4
56
37%
Oct
62% Mar
Automatic
22 Va
22%
127
18%
Jun
28 Va
Avco
36 Va
36%
82
Jan
——
1
27%
24%
f
Refining Co
Canteen
13
(Un)
Co
of
Corporation
28%
Oct
38%
39%
65
33%
Jun
48 y4
541/2
54%
55%
54
41%
Jun
Apr
70% Mar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
49%
49%
50 Vb
195
34%
Jun
52%
Jan
32%
33%
158
24%
Oct
37%
Apr
Bastian-Blessing
Belden Mfg Co
Oct
Oct
Sep
24 y4
24%
2,400
— —
10%
10%
300
9%
Jim
48%
48 y4
49 V*
400
43%
Oct
Oct
Jan
28% Feb
42% Mar
71% Mar
57%
Feb
31Va
Jan
28%
Feb
13%
13%
14 %
2,800
10
3
24%
24%
25%
1,500
17 V* May
13%
13%
200
23
25%
300
21% Oct
19
Apr
27% Mar
July
24
_
39% Mar
39Va
24
52%
Amerlca_2.50
_
2
24%
35% Oct
8% Oct
24%
10
pfd
non-cum
37% Jun
29%
11%
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
5%
Jan
28
Corp (Un)_ ;
(111)- !
&
May
20 %
41%
Go
Oil
24
Apr
61% Mar
50
(Un)
_
&
500
42
1.25
Company
Corp
Steel
29%
l
36% Feb
1
47%
35%
45
100
Jun
78 y2 Mar
II
38% May
500
Oct
57% Dec
__
Feb
Feb
44
Jun
391/4
47%
47
25%
Jun
337/3
Bell
■
*82%
105
69% Oct
20% Oct
40
36%
Sep
68%
146
61%
Oct
24
11
Jun
20% Jan
67%
67%
40
53%
Jun
71%
13%
214
Jan
Corp
10%
Jun
18% Feb
Booth
43%
10
32%
Oct
57 Vb
Borg-Warner
44%
55
39%
Oct
Brach
51 y
50%
35%
32%
35%
171
42%
Oct
53 y» May
60
Mar
25
29%
Jun
36% Mar
Budd Co
56%
57%
136
39
Jun
63% Mar
28% Oct
59% Jan
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un).
~~
34%
35%
142
40
40
40%
35
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43
42%
43
45
36 Vb
i
Oct
33% Jan
L
5
500
16
Oct
49%
Jan
54%
700
48
75%
Jan
iy8
700
1%
Sep
Jan
5,400
27%
Oct
May
43% Mar
27
Nov
36% May
56% Mar
1%
38%
29%
30%
26
29%
1
.._
_
150
23%
26 y4
400
38J/s
38%
1900
20
1% Feb
Jan
44%
,_8
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(Un)
May
23 y4
20
54
_
_P2
(Un).
(Un)
43%
'
-5
Inc
—
11% Jun
23%.
22%
——
„
Binks Manufacturing Co_
Boeing Company
23
*
—
44%
Tq
43.
54%
*
10
Co
Steel
13
(Un)
Co
Corp
Consolidated
Bethlehem
96% Jan
15%
13
67%
Benguet
30% Apr
41%
Howell
Bendix
Jan
67%
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130
15%
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55%
18%
2,900
54%
Pure Oil
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal Dutch Petroleum
:
2,400
45
33%c
Radio Corp of America
Republic Steel
28
60 y4
121
10
(Chas)
Phillips Petroleum
Jun
58%
281
5
Pfiaer
17%
25
77%
ZZZl
Ii
Pepsi-Cola
900
6.25
57%
Lead
RR
20%
53%
(Un)
75%
____5
Aviation—
:
20%
(Un)_.
Corp
55%
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RR
23
1
Viscose
771/3
Montgomery Ward
"
57
Oct
1,900
Feb
29 y4
24%
16%
43%
44%
43%
•
Gypsum
Oct
12%
—33 y3
Stand
&
—5
*1"
34%
2,300
1
American Tel & Tel Co
II
„
1,100
14%
21%
-12.50
American Machine & Foundry
American Motors Corp
Jan
115
Mining
Register
ny4
42 Va
14%
(Un)
Investment Co
253% Mar
1
Distillers
Jan
8% Mar
11
1
(Un)
Jun
McGraw-Edison
1
19% Mar
41%
American
Jun
.
.
Oct
3% Aug
6% Jun
9%
21
14%
_1
s
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
Home Products (Un)
Mar
71% Feb
28%
Theatres
Can
85 %
415/3
.
2,100
•80% Mar
Broadcasting
Paramount
168%
Lorlllard
—___—
400
4y8
9
43 y4
Chemical
12%
3%
(Un)
(Un)
54
10
Minnesota
11%
High
7,
57% Aug
9% Oct
.*
30
2 %-
Monsanto
1,100
4%
1
Ltd
108% 110
Telephone
Corp
300
13%
11%
1
230% 234 %
.81/3
Paper
71%
13
i.
10
553/4
Laughlin
LOW
1
,
108%
3
International
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25c
(Un)
of
Shares
70%
10
Mfg
Co
Sales
for Week
of Prloes
Low
Par
•
Week's
Range
Last
7
234%
_•
International
Friday
Feb
44%
Aluminum
Exchange
compilation- of the round-lot transactions only
Dec
3.33%
—
Dec
4%
5
Chemical
38%
60% Jan
1
Oil
For
Feb
Mar
74%
11%
1
Alleghany Corp
17%
74%
.3
Telephone
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
Pennsylvania
53
63 %
•
5
Central
15%
Oct
39% Jun
9 % July
33 % May
11
-3
1%
American
Jun
24%
2,727
33%
Co
Allis Chalmers
29%
Jun
iy4
General
York
10
4,145
62
:
Oct
Oct
Dynamics
National
325
29%
44%
Electronics
11%
Oct
2.50
General Motors
New
.12 y4
69%. 72 Va
Jan
Jan
63%
& Co
Ross
35
39
General Electric
North
1%
87c
650
1
1
Corp:
Advance
289
45
1
National
8%.-Mar
Nov
1,000
3% Mar
21%
24
Co
13%
25Va
Trailer
National
Dec
730
_
10
-
-
"
Oct
3%
41%
Laboratories
Steel
25 Vb
81
_7
Dept Stores
.
9%
10%
1
\
24%
65
5
Cash
2% .Nov
225
41%
10
7
Abbott
170
5
__
.
445
270
3%
1.66%
5
.
2%
24%
Corp
v
Jan,
72%
1
El Paso Natural Gas
.
18y8 Mar
1U%
Sale Price
51%
Oct
19% May
17% May
205
25
36 Vb
52%
._
Light
National
Oct
14
41%
-
Apr
70%
Electric
Kodak
Mead Corp
Apr
16% 'Feb
*
STOCKS
42%
50%
—
*
_lo
Ohio
(P)
Martin-Marietta
11%
9
Oct
11%
,
89c
28
71%
Midwest Stock
Apr
18% Sep
136% Jan
72%
Chemical
Jones
88c
11%
28
1
com
A
28%
5
Pont
Gulf
88 c
5
5
Jan
American
General
422
Jan
25
Gas
Fruehauf
14%
25
Mar
38 %
17%
25
_.
i
Co
9%
Feb
10
_
Motor
5% May
458
14%
14 %
7
High
282
12%
3%
Corporation
13%
•
Colgate-Palmolive
Ford
6%
12%
7
2%
Company
48
16%
__5
Corp
Federated
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
11%
Feb
117%
—
Eastman
Low
Jan
13
Chrysler
Du
Shares
*
z.
Mfg Corp
Mfg Co
Soss
30% Mar
12
40
8
Chesapeake & Ohio
Dow
Jan
for Week
5
Sheller
Sep
Jun
34
30
!i
Steel
&
78%
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
—1
Co
Rudy Mfg Co
Scotten, Dillon
Jan
14%
3
Power
Jan
Refineries
Davis
Allied
Dayton
90%
Kysor Industrial Corp
Lansing Stamping, Co
.vLeohard
21%! Jan
142
32 Va
20J/2
1
So
Oct
Co
Jan
14%
10
&
S)
52%
38%
23%
(S
Jun
20%
Corp
Columbia
56%
Co
41
Nov
6V4
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Columbus
5
T.
Corp
94
57
14%
Oil
Service
64%
34% Mar
1
Motors
Prophet
24 y4
33%
Steel
Cities
Jan
64%
4%
Brewing
Jan
60
50
Burroughs
39%
64%
2.50
113 Va
1,094
47%
Anaconda
Boeing
Jun
Co
May
73%
44%
Tobacco
Brunswick
Dec
Oct
Co
93
24%
1
1%
American Tel & Tel Co
Bethlehem
Jun
64%
25 %
Co_
Trailer
453
71%
12 y2
j
Motors
Ashland
Jan
121%
Jun
Dec
22% May
,
Corp.,
"
38%
16%
Mfg
Motor
&
"
14
1
Cyanamid
Armco
Jan
38% Feb
1
American
American
32%
Oct
32Vz
34
52 %
Airlines
American
Oct /
*-
!
America
American
39%
37%
2
Co
Goebel
Dec
24%
•
:
of
17%
72y2
10
Ltd
Co
83%
24
STOCKS
Stores
Aluminum
35
23
Mar
__
•
5
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
23%
50
common
Card
UNLISTED
Allied
Avco
__
38 %
*
1
Little
S
17%
5
I
Kroger
U
__
1
i
Mfg
51%
10% Mar
Oct
11%
51%
100% 1-03%
100%
1
2
Motor Wheel
49 Vb
50
1
Cards
10
20
Parke
47
Bois
111
14
150
Co
Apr
98%
Gibson
6%
6V2
300
Corp
Feb
97
Hobart
Feb
Inc
Bros
Steel
51
100
Du
Dec
59%
10
100
86
National
58%
47% May
5% Jun
10
Co
Co
Jun
39%
86
Diamond
Feb
45% May
66
241
Paper
Power
80
50 Va
39%
Tel
Mfg
37ye May
27% Jun
49 V2
Bell
49
May
86
Suburban
57%
493
32%
.
General
High
Oct
17%
__
&
Oct
138
58%
1
.—1
Stores
Edison
Ford
40%
10
Cincinnati
40
48%
30%
Company
Eaton
Low
20
common
Dec
44%
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler
Corp
1
Jan
Fruehauf
High
C
common
Jan
Jan
65%
31%
Brewing
Food
Detroit
Sales
for Week
Shares
Cincinnati Milling
P
23%
77
May
43
Products
Brown-McLaren
Sep
39 %
22 V* July
956
32%
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
8
Oct
50
52%
Last
Manufacturing
Briggs
74% M'ar
25
5%
Metal
Borman
43% Mar
71
5%
*
6.23
10%
55% July
30%
& Equip
Supermarkets
American
Jan
70%
Oct
41
195
1
& T
125
31 %
Electric
Allied
Feb
35%
40
a
O
277
_
56%
Par
Jan
21
34%
Friday
N
80
65%
52 Va
Friday
Dec
27%
STOCKS
Cincinnati Gas
13
66 VB
Detroit Stock Exchange
Feb
69
common
Feb
14
STOCKS
Davidson
Carey Mfg
Champion Papers
Dec
57%
44 %
Jan
14%
49%
Piano
57%
48
Apr
51%
1,060
49%
D
Dec
Jun
30%
,
Jan
19
59%
15%
Detroit
V
44%
45%
Jan
67
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
B
93
36
*
Consumers
Baldwin
57%
54%
78% Mar
50
Corp
Feb
Jan
Jan
22
100
Inc
System
77%
2%
49%
Co
RR
46
74%
13
21%
Refining & Mining
'Mass
&
Waldorf
40%
Nov
30%
Corp com—25
Machinery
S Smelting
Vermont
43'/,
•
Fruit Co
Oct
Sale Price
23 V4
1
Stop & Shop Inc—
48%
28%
-16%
-
Woolworth
Jan
Jun
36%
829
72%
18%
5
10
2
2.50
*
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
Oct
44
145
*
Steel
Westinghouse Electric
65%
20
100
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
New
S
35
58
5
Corp
87%. Jan
52 y8
*
.
Aircraft
Jun
63%
*
,
Shoe
S
U
Feb
21%
_50c
*
5
Corp
Copper
Star
Lone
U
Apr
24
30%
1
Coal Co common
40
Dec
Sulphur
59 Vb
12%
64%
1
Carbide
United
Dec
9%
Gulf
Union
Feb
55
44%
76%
5
Company
Island Creek
Texas
22% Mar
Jun
20
641
J)
(Ohio)
Corp
Feb
111
*
.-—2.50
Co.—
10%
(N
26 Vb
80
65
12 V2
Feb
33% May
10
20
9%
General Electric Co
Gillette
17%
58%
"
20
—100
Inc
Stores
Sep
Oct
13 Va
19
—100
adj—
First
10%
45
100
16%
46
Co—
class
St
Mass
6%
16%
46
5
Co
Range
Eastern
Eastern
5
Inc.
Co
(Ind)
Oil
Standard
Oct
76%
57
*
6y4
25
7
10
(Cal)
15%
54%
57%
—15
*
50c
Southern
High
40
34 Va
5
Socony Mobil Oil
Railway
Aug
Low
18 %
76%
76%
3
Oil
Range Sinc e Jan. I
High
18%
1 2/5
Industries
Sinclair
Sep
38 Vb
55%
35%
for Week
Low
Sears Roebuck
30% Mar
12% May
36% Oct
90
119%
40%
116
Schenley
High
Low
16%
36%
117%
50
10
*
*
Co
Edison
Boston
16%
l.6b%
—25
33%
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
Agricultural Chemical
American
Shares
Range
Par
Shares
Par
of Prices
Last
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
I
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Feb
Fisheries
&
Brunswick
.
(E
34%
400
41
40%
41%
1,400
31%
31 y8
31 y2
400
18 Vb
9,200
-5
Corp
—5
Corp
Sons
J)
__
~
33
—
80 %
Jan
Burton-Dixie
42
Nov
Business
(Un)
Corp
1
28%
12.50
Corp
Capital
v
1
Feb
48
Jan
21
Jun
41 % Mar
12 y4
300
13% Oct
9% Jun
-52%
12
—1—5
5
43
34% Oct
25%
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Corp
—
Odt
31%
25%
•600
18% Jun
25%
28%
.29%
_2,40O_
17%
20 y8
—
5%
21
5%
250
14,800
Jan
d5% Feb
Dec
24%
DCt
53 % Mar
18
Jim
24%
3%
Oct-
Jan
6% July
Number 6221
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Volume
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
■Y
Range
Shares
f
Canadian
Pacific
Caterpillar
Central
West
South
&
Central
Illinois
Certain-teed
(Un)
convertible
$3
preferred
Chemetron
Milw
Paul
St
&
Sep
173/4
Feb
23
100
19%
Oct
26
Jan
38
3,400
29% July
421/2
Jan
Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
44
500
31
Jun
46»/a
Feb
Modine
22%
22%
200
Sep
Monroe
163/4
600
17% May
Oct
23%
lSVa
52Va
Jan
Monsanto
29y4
30
1,000
211% May
303/4
Nov
Montgomery Ward &
63
63
100
65
Feb
19%
200
15 3/a
Jun
251/2
52
200
44%
Oct
593/4
7'A
Oct
171/2
Cincinnati
Cities
City
Gas
Cleveland
Electric
Coleman
Co
Colgate
9%
:
National
Columbia
Gas
Power
Container
Continental
Can
York
Controls
Corn
of
Co
Products
Deere
Du
Pont
Jun
13% Mar
North
38%
Jun
74%
Dec
North
Jun
50%
Dec
373/4
100
50%
'
Oct
65
Oct
400
51%
Oct
300
68%
Oct 5
21
34%
41%
3%
15%
15%
Central
American
Car
Illinois
Indiana
Pacific
94%
Feb
Apr
88
Aug
55%
Jun
400
123/4
Jan
32 3/4 May
54"%
17%
Jan
18 3/4
(Minnesota)
Dec
Northwest
35
35
35
41%
23%
23%
200
25%
Jun
38 3/4
Jan
42%
700
33% May
423/4
Apr
24%
1,400
17%
28% Mar
443/4
700
60%
500
Jun
19%
300
Packaging Corp
Pan
Pennsylvania
Feb
34%
60% Mar
Pfizer
Co (Un)
Jun
72 %
Potter
Jun
16%
7.400
29
29%
900
4%
47%
3,500
46
236
Feb
Jan
Co
•
32%
33y4
5
47
47
Tire
Rubber
&
Mills
Ford
Motor
1
Inc
15%
Oct
26%
42
4
Oct
100
Oct
60
Jun
'36%
Jun
7%
Oct
3,000
200
24%
Jun
30%
31%
300
Feb
14 3A
Nov
23% Mar
16
Jun
24%
243/4
253/4
8,600
19%
Oct
383/4 Mar
30%
9,100
22%
Jun
35
13
13 5/a
Jun
187/a
50%
2,100
1,700
10%
48%
39%
Jun
52% Mar
44
200
333/4
Oct
55%
44%
46%
2,200
34%
Oct
57 y4 Mar
523/4
44%
400
200
42%
13%
50 %
36%
167/e
21%
303/s
24%
25% May
16%
21%
-i~
53%
200
45%
Oct
62 y4
503/4
53
1,000
42%
Oct
59% Mar
10
12 %
Aug
500
57%
Jun
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
50%
8
1
74
33%
33%
•
Co
17%
73 %
*
Indiana
17%
•
(Un)
of
Co
Jan.
(Philip)
(Un)
Radio Corp
483/a Mar
Jun
6
83/4
83/4
253/a
373/4
453/4
Feb
Jan
24%
25
34%
35%
19
Mar
913A
Jan
24% May
34
900
20%
38 % Mar
500
28% Jun
363/4 Mar
406
56%
Sep
89
2,000
38%
Jun
633/4 Mar
1,400
Oct
Nov
i
251/8
1,500
83/4
700
17% May
6% Aug
67%
200
53
2%
2,400
Jan
46%
Nov
14%
Jan
Feb
27%
•': 10% Mar
of America
63
63
65
•
(Un)
Raytheon Company
Jan
8%
'"■
8
563/4
55%
57%
29
29%
900
May
403/4
343/a
36 Va
1,100
28%
Oct
59%
42
43
700
33%
Oct
67
21
Feb
Feb
69% Mar
1,000
441/4
10
F
200
8%
Jun
6
24
20%
41
Feb
31%
8%
1
Trailer
Jan
49 y4
8
Co
Oil
Pure
Jan
Oct
Gamble
Service
Pullman
115% Mar
Jun
23
1,300
451/2
3
Co
Dairies
Fruehauf
D
6
2.50
Co
Corporation
Foremost
W
Ins
America
of
(Un)
Banlrshares
Wisconsin
50 y4
Jun
12.50
(The)
&
Procter
Dec
Quaker Oats Co
Flour
12%
■
Jun
33%o
40
85%
Oct
20% Aug
166
1,200
36%
400
Oct
*
Phelps
••
100
12%
38 Mi
33 %c
&
43%
Jan
26 y4
Coke
Pepsi-Cola
Mar
42
Nov
14% Jun
373/4 Mar
600
10
Co
(Charles)
25% May
1,400
1
RR
Gas Light &
Peoples
700
313/4
4
2,600
16 %
First
Apr
49% Mar
44 %
46%
Jun
JSfov i
Oct
Co
1,000
29 %
Firestone
683/4
May
31
5
Coal
32
30y4 Oct
46 %
5
56%
58%
43/8
9,000
31%
America
of
34% Mar
16%
4%
V -28% May :
46%
Amer
Oct
2.400
1
46%
123/4
10
Oct
/ioo
29
57%
1
(Un)
25%
50%
28%
3
Corp
Jani
v.".;,. 71% Jan
•
Corp
42%
50%
& Instrument Corp_l
20%
15
Chemical
Dodge Corp (Un)
Philip Morris Inc. See Morris
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Emerson
Whitney
433/s
•
47%
1,200
18%
Mfg
34%
Peabody
18%
18%
108% 109%
34
Feb
41
E\ Paso Natural Gas
(Un)
1,500
55% Mar
1,700
>
11,400
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Royal
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3,000
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76%
75
77
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Oct
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75%
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200
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Jun
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Mar
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29
General
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20%
22%
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29 %
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31
321/4
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54%
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Southern
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15
850
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500
39
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50
Mar
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28
200
28
Dec
48
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21% Oct
20
Aug
47
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24%
Oct
32
66%
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Dec
92
Jan
16 y4 Mar
130 y4
17 y4
106
Jan
Apr
Mar
75 Va Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Low
Par
Price Range on
This
La»t
52%
53%
199
43 Vz
Oct
67%
Feb
5
Week's
Range
of Trices
Friday
33 %
32%
33%
232
25% May
37%
Apr
4%
4%
10
6%
Feb
»
Buckner
r,9c
P--14PS
Castle
lnk
4%
fYil
r,Xl
nil
Imnerial
'
M
M
T
Mefer
No
olF~Co"lun)
29% Jun
49% Jan
6%
Invest
40C
^.00
8
8%
2,000
6,500
48c
Dec
33.700
61c
Nov
48c
-
51c
73c
88c
1.80
1.05
1.15
30c
6,500
1.05 Dec
Oil
100
2.800
1-40
1.45
—
26
26
4!4
4
Oil
Western
&
Oil
Ranch
Rice
Cal
Southern
2,000
1,10C30
oil
series
Co
7,100
25,600
600
3'J6jj
85c
75c
85c
2,600
2.50
2.50
2.50
3,30c-
23
5%
23%
Union
Sugar
United
Industrial
5
common
Corp
—
5%
common
8"A
Preferred
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
Jun
Oct
15% Jun
88
69c
1.25 May
2.65 July
2 10 Jan
5/a Aug
50
30c
Equipment
1
Co
Petroleum
30% Mar
3lVz
31
32%
545
24%
Oct
26%
—
on
Stocks
io::
Dec.
7
Rails
ties
Bonds
Dec.
10
645.08
137.72
126.05
645.16
137.35
126.23
81.53
85.70
89.25
87.50
93.55
81.68
85.65
89.16
87.51>
93.43
81.53
85.75
89.17
87.47
93.53
225.59
11
225.56
\
12
647.33
138.26
127.12
226.66
93.45
81.62
85.69
89.21
645.20
137.79
127.05
226.05
93.46
81.65
85.62
2,f,0 j!.uf
.tVz
Utilities, 6.28;
16Jun
-
2\'
19
7 /4 Oct
compiled daily
15.13.
are
by
using
the
90c
Explor new com—
.
87.53
5.04;
Rails,
following divisors: Industrials, 2.988;
65 stocks,
Jan
3% Dec
32/4 May
1.75 Jan
30
Jan
2.50 May
1.45 Oct
5.00 Mar
60c
Nov
1,300
% Nov
1
Jan
37
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
5/4 Dec
6
Nov
Jan
16
200
23
Jun
47,900
4
Jan
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
7 4 Mar
6% Jan
7% Jan
1.15 Nov
100
5,900
87.49
89.21
25% Apr
26%
40
Rails
13
Feb
6%
67/a
7
7
86c 1.00
Utili-
trials
Dec.
3
Jan
3% May
200
10
Grade
228,17
126.87
140.27
652.10
_
Second
Grade
Dec.
|—
Total
First
Indus-
Stocks
ties
roads
trials
Date
io
10
65
Total
15
Utili-
Rail-
Dec.
15.200
2,600
_.
20
30
Indus-
—
Dale
Range
Closing
for
1962
High
144.31
Mar 14
Low
121.24
Oct
70c
100.23
Jun 27
Mon.
Dec. 10
Tues.
Dec. 11
Dec. 12
119.97
Dec. 10_^
120.15
High
144.09
Dec
Fri.
Oil
Basin
Jan
listed
Bonds
Thurs.
Williston
—10
(Un)
.
are
Wed.
Preferred
39%
«
3% Apr
27
Feb
1.25 Oct
95c
89c
6%
1
(Un)
common
Feb
Oct
25% May
5/4
6
5%
6
95c
Warrants
Victor
9
19%
3%
32%
10c
_
&
Westates
8 /4
__
Gas~6o:::_::::—::::_soc
Corn
Terex
Tnco
4'%,
19
2.60
32%
8%
3%
32%
-
-
Co
Gas
1
—25c
1
A pfd—25
Co
Gas
Res'prvp
Rhodes
32 Va
22
60
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Below
5y8 Mar
16%
» 60
3J/8
—
Develop
Gas
&
24'A May
57
1.70 Oct
2.85 May
100
13,000
3%
-
1% Jan
1.90 Jan
11,600
62
32c
16%
1.55
3%
-
Mar
Averages
Pacific
Feb
11
25%
Stock and Bond Averages
toO
15
7% May
2.70 Jan
62
30c
—
32c
1.70 Dec
2,100
4%
3%
4
33%c
Ltd
July
40C
10
25c
1
1
pfd——25
Co.."
American
400
36% 37%
50c
Z
inc
Co
23%
28%
25%
_
50% Jan
1-05
10
—10c
Petroleum
Oil
23'A Oct
—
Frank
Corp
ris
North
1,300
1.75
-
-
Co
M
&
&
27%
75c
IIZIIZZIIII_50c
Merchants
Nordon
'
Oct
28%
25%
23% Jan
26%
„
'
18%
28%
9'/a reo
16% Jun
1
*
Western
Salt
3% Oct
7CO
.
—10c
JaaeOU
Ipclie
9,400
814
-1'
—
-
Sep
2
4%
18%
1
(Un)
16%
17%
5
SteeL
Alloys
47% Jan
26%
-
California-1
of
Co
Cn
100
I
Oct
.6.25
Vanadium
High
25% Jun
4%
18
-10
A
Co of
Co
Rrewino
HumoT
"Knllv
--
-5.50
Co
plficc
T .f r!
Pn
Exploration
General
Low
1.000
4%
18
*
_
""
Capwell
Emporium
1
Co
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
3%
10
5
for Week
'
32./. 32%
2.25 2.25
32%
Cooke""—10
and
TTvotoi*
Oil
Ar
ifnnVia
Sales
I
High
Low
Par
Stores Inc
Industries
Inc
Broadway-Hale
High
52%
1
gal© Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
10
other Exchanges.
STOCKS
& 1 u
Sales
Week's
Friday
Good
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
(Range for Week Ended December 14)
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Ca
.
(2514)
38
Dec. 14
119.24
Low
106.57
Jan
119.83
__
i
for
Range
1961
8
3
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Markets
Acme
Alan
Steel
Wood
American
Tel
common
Tel
&
_
33%
_
Corp
Atlantic
Alantic
Research
Corp_
Budd
Campbell
Central
RR
Chrysler
Curtis
Co_
Electric
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
General
N
J
50
Co common
Light
Giant
Lehigh
40
22%
Dec
26'A
3,072
Jun
72 y4
Dec
72%
6%
6%
210
5%
49'A
206
38%
29%
30 Va
1,490
120
50%
50
10
...
"
80
25
739
20%
22%
44%
46
2,303
8%
9
•875
1
1.66%
56%
19%
55%
,—1
12%
10c
Corp
27%
common
Corp
class
20%
46
2
_
_
A
for the current year.
13%
Jun
Feb
Reading
Co
Non-Durable
Smith
South
class
143.0
129.8
102.2
101.3
+ 0.9
113.3
83.8
41%
Jun
5.6
Feb
25
Dec
28
Feb
18%
Oct
40 y4
Jan
35
Oct
46%
Nov
Oct
15 Va
1
-129
Feb
15% May
26%
Jan
45
7%
10,303
Jun
57 Vz
12%
100
12 %
Oct
34%
27%
27%
215
18%
Jun
36
Mining
30
4%
Jun
Dec
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
Mar
6%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
20
16y2
Oct
30 %
464
17%
Oct
30% Jan
22'/a
21%
23 Va
1,490
18%
79
80
__
Feb
23 %
Railroad
28% Jan
No. of
and M'iscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
94% Mar
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
10
19%
Oct
33 %
Jan
Mon.
Dec. 11.
Jan
Wed.
Dec. 12_
36 %
3714
753
23%
Jun
40%
35
35
200
27
Jun
38
32%
32%
1,386
29
May
38% Mar
50
13%
13
1,676
10% Jun
.
*
&
2914
29%
6'A
6
41'A
10
Gas
42
*
com
•
Oct
32% May
b08
49% May
5%
563
Jun
63
3,704,300
4,654,000
720,000
4,713,000
643,000
5,374,000
5,356,000
4,019,000
353,000
4,372,000
Fri.
Dec. 14_
3,278,020
3,828,000
540,000
4,368,000
18,384,700
$22,384,000
$2,757,000
$25,141,000
Feb
8
Total
Nov
Oct
Oct
8
Jan
$2,757,000
30'A
37%
43
Jan
International
63%
692
45%
Jun
72 Vz Jan
Foreign
189
29
44
Railroad
572
Mar
'32%
♦
45 %
44%
33%
45%
42% May
53 y4
16
15%
16%
1,147
13%
Oct
—
56%
560
38%
Jun
65%
8'A
320
6%
Jan
21%
22%
545
19%
Nov
23 %
8%
28%
180
Jun
10%
and
Industrial
;
>_
Thompson
United
United
Transmission
Ramo-Woodridge
Corp
Improvement
Marion
—
&
Lothrop
55
—
8
8
4.50
_
*
8%
10
Company
Washington Gas Light
Woodward
5
1
28%
Corp.
Warner
May
*
common
com___
i
Feb
$25,141,000
—
$35,495,000 $1,403,358,000 $1,577,918,100
Jan
8% Mar
22%
Oct
38 y4
Apr
34
34 %
221
29%
Jun
41
Jan
29 Va
34%
1.25
8
515
■
new
$5,000
67,231,100
1,510,682,000
Feb
3.50
Gas
Universal
$15,000
89,699,600
1,313,643,400
>
.-ai-
i
Jun
8%
28%
it
—
18% Mar
.
Eastern
33,590,000
:
Bank—
Total
Texas
$1,905,000
22,384,000
u. S. Government
Jun
32%
986,295,999
923,479,255
21,990,435
Bonds—
5%
4%
25%
Feb
1961
1962
1961
1962
18,384,700
Stocks—Number of Shares
10
10%
Jan. 1 to Dec. 14
Week Ended Dec. 14
Jan
47% Mar
71
2,50
Co
Sales
$501,000
3,757,430
3,376,650
2,671
8'A
$5,170,000
•
Dec. 13.
16% Jan
34% Mar
24% May
3,523
1,326
44
19
4,268,300
Bond
$5,671,000
Thurs.
61 %
s30%
*
4%
Mar
Dec. 10_
4%
__
•—%.*
Lab
3,968
30%
6%
7%
4%
8
1
1,018
5
67%
66
50
33%
13%
4%
5
10
B
Co—
23 %
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Stocks
Jun
60% Jun
152
37
common
common
French
Jersey Gas
Oil
Sun
Co
Co_
Power
Electric
&
85.5
185.5
178.2
♦
*—
Kline
111.0
123.9
Goods
98.6
+ 1.0
35
common
Paper
101.8
+ 0.3
19%
57%
12%
*
Electric
Finance
Ritter
Bcott
121.7
134.4
—0.1
*
Inc
Service
95.2
+ 1.8
167.8
_3
Light
&
Transportation
Public
135.6
103.2
22%
,
___.
Electric
135.0
+ 0.3
150.9
5%
19%
1
com
RR
Phila
+ 1.1
114.8
103.1
21%
25c
Water
Power
Pennsylvania
Potomac
118.3
115.1
Goods
168.3
5%
19%
_1
Corp
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
107.0
144.3
1
55% Mar
21%
16%c
&
Gas
Photo
Low
'"■"•J
High
+ 0.9
119.6
Durable
Tuek
Chemicals
Perfect
-1962
-
Change
127.4
32 % Mar
19%
__
Linqtype
Pennsylvania
Nov. 30,'62
Jun
1
Inc
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
Pennsalt
Percent
1957-59==100
128.5
May
24
1
RR____
Vending class A
Mergenthaler
ended
week
Nov
38 %
47%
Resistance
Fund
the
for
Mar
Oct
29%
b%
122
76%
47%
.1
..
.
—2.50
Valley
Macke
Madison
stock
Bait-
at
Co
Inc
of
index
Feb
6.75
.
.
Battery
America
Motors
Jan
22 %
69
71%
Stores.
Food
Apr
9%
15%
279
94
22%
.
25
.
_.
_
Dairies
International
19%
prices based on the closing prices, of 300 common
Dec. 7, 1962, for the composite and by major
industry grcfaps compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
SEC
152.4
_
Acceptance
General
33% May
Jun
250
12
91%
91%
25
•Foremost
stocks
Dec
505
5
&
of
Jan
7'A May
9% May
817
8 V't
Liglit__
Co
The
11
1,237
13%
1.80
._
Storage
Finance
Jan
10 y2
14 %
13
__
of
Power
34%
Dec. 7,'62
Publishing
Duquesne
Dec
49%
13%
11 %
Jan
May
13
8%
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
136%
98 y8 May
35
13%
1
Jan
30%
24 Vz
1
13
High
99 Vz
Oct
Oct
443
25
845
_
Corp
Delaware
24%
42%
—
Co..
Co
'
■
40%
_
—
_
5,471
40%
_
Soup
11%
5
Transit
Company
60%
6
4.33
__
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
754
13%
115% 119 %
117
-
_
Electric..
City
67%
13%
10
*
Arundel
65%
65 %
1
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Par
29 %
50
28%
Nov
30
Nov
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
Stocks
:
Week's
Sales
Mon,
Dec. 10.
Range
for Week
Tues.
Dec. 11-
1,426,110
1,171,870
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Wed.
Dec. 12.
1,215,040
Thurs.
Dec. 13.
1,093,800
Par
Steel
o
.ystem
p
323/8
3
1
10
—
__
64
251/8
23Va
1°
rSnffn ?Zeu!ng^Co of P^tsburgh—5
EoSSp ng
5
hSK!? woil C°rT7 r
8'50
Hnrnl (Joseph) ^efraCt01'les —-7%
Horne
Co
__
293/4
391/4
«
*
N g
pi™
pfttfhiJXh®*
C?rp"«
.Pittsburgh Brewing Co
i
-
For
•
-1
*-
common______l
footnotes,
see
page
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
Fri.
1
a?mitrn5tr e® Inc
Flaw KnLCork
00
rnSo
r
fi
Low
43.
31 %
333/8
83
9%
63i/2
251/8
9%
65y4
261/8
25ya
7%
30
150
54
240
119
500
24%
7%
293/4
391/4 39%
32 %
32 Va
—
50c
50c
—
50c
50c
—
23
__
23
4%
25
4'A
j
27%
18 y8
Feb
250
95
50
19
Jun
28 % Mar
Foreign
Government
500
40c
Oct
70c
Foreign
100
50c
Nov
75c
272
,
4% Sep
39%
151,000
8,000
$19,000
.1961
1962
Stocks—Number of Shares
$1,041,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 14
Week Ended Dec. 14
Feb
32% Mar
152,000
300,000
292,000
30 % Mar
19%
Sales
~~5_,oo6
147,000
$1,022,000
Jan
Bond
246,000
151,000
-
Total
$192,000
1,075,165
:
Total
Bonds
SMOO
240,000
Corporate
251
73 »A Mar
Foreign
Corporate
$192,000
5,981,985
Dec. 14_
48% Feb
Oct
7% Nov
48i/a Jun
23 V* °ct
21% Oct
7% Sep
24% May
34% May
25% Oct
Bonds
.Bonds
'Shares)
Last
Friday
STOCKS
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
...
1962
1961,-.
9,747,000
294,292,746
470,598,417
$1,534,000
-34,000
5,981,985
$71,593,000
1,952,000
$48,363,000
2,454,000
"64,000
1,282,000
1,596,000
$1,632,000
$74,827,000
$52,413,000
'
47% Jan
48
Mar
.
Bands—
-
Domestic
'
:
$1,022,000
;
"
5%
Jan
:
-19,000
.
"
Jan
Jan
Total
:
$1,041,000
Number 6221
196
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2515)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
(Range for Week Ended December 14)
V
Canadian
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Abitibi
4% %
Paper
&
Power
39 %
common.
Algoma
4 % %
24%
Oct
Jan
Lower
37
415
St
44V4
4,769
Jun
53%
Apr
MacKinnon
22,575
19 Va
Jun
293A
Jun
Maclaren
&
21
150
20'A
Sep
23% Mar
_50
47
47
47 3/4
537
45 %
Oct
50
May
Oct
52
preferred.!;
:
Corp
a8 %
52
36
45%
Jun
53
a41
25
40
Jun
46 % Mar
52
50
50
July
a8 Va
a9
180
7%
a50
a50
20
48%
7 %
734
465
26 Va
27 3%
2,106
—
26%
,
16
Sugar common.——....—
Atlas Steels Ltd——.————
73A
5%
Miron
Nov
Sep
Molson
Jan
Feb
90
25
—————10
20%
20%
21
2,1C0
17%
—*
12
11%
,12%
6,175
10 % May
107%
Tel
A
pfd——_—100'
5%
Ltd
lei
&
common—.—
Ltd.. 6% • pur tic
Co
class
1,200
100
10
2,290
Montreal
Locomo'tive
Montreal
Moore
47%
46%
47%
4,548
10
Jun
54
16
16
475
15
Jun
20
Jan
National Trust Co
50 Va
50 Va
Jan
Noranda
———25
51%
51%
52
12;053
49
20
5%
5V4
384
4.60
Oct
|49 %
49Va
100
49 %
Dec
pfd—
Chemical
•
Ltd
Aug
53
Ogilvie
2.55
2.85
3,605
30
3,346
28
Apr
I314
985
10
10
125
26%
615
23%
Oct
31
Jan
•
27%
27%
28
410
24
Jun
32
Jan
41
41
42
150
40
Jun
44
May
880
11
Nov
17% Jan
19 Va
Apr
Pacific
Jan
Page-Hersey
Nov
Penmans
4.75
6%
18%
19%
11,795
15'A
Jan
19%
Dec
49 Va
V
49%
150
45 "A
Oct
563/8
Feb
8 Vh
8.1/8
100
al6
al6
250
24
23 Va
24
850
6.95
7.55
•
20
19%
20
*
5
12
10
Jan
Premium
17%
Nov
Price
3.60
Dec
4%
2.50 May
i
Corp
Sep
37
19'A July
Iron
Bros
8.20 Mar
(5.10
Sep
2,725
18%
Oct
25 Va
Jan
Quebec
Jun
191/2
645
Jun
25 Va
Apr
Reitman's
_*
57
543%
57
158
45%
Nov
64%
Apr
10% July
11'A July
17
25%
Breweries
Canadian
$2.20
preferred
.Canadian British
10%
500
22
231/2
5,680
10 3
10 V4
10%
10,916
52
52
175
)
8
52
,
alO
alO
35
231/2
233/2
250
——100
Canadian Bronze
92
92
92
7
_*
353/4
34
3534
2,021
35
35
25
*
Aluminum.
*
common..
preferred
Celanese
Canadian
10%
50
-———
common—
—25
series
Jun
Jun
12% Mar
53
8
7%
6,160
Hydrocarbons
*
Canadian Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
163/2
161/2
16%
1,200
St
Sep
St
common..——*
50
15
62%
—!r
Nov
17 Va
July
Sep
72 aA
Jun
2,670
11 Va
July
10
76 V4
Nov
80
Mar
12 3%
13V2
4,225
9 '/a
Jun
14
Jan
525
37 V*
Jap
43
12%
6
Maw
42
*
a5%
"
4.30
!
a5 3/2
4.30
,
—1
421/4
4.35
1
50
3,200
3.65
16'A
Jan
.7%. Apr
*
100
25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
Oil
Companies
preferred
com
Oils
Rio
Del
.—.—-*
Ltd..
(B
Columbia
J)
...
Cellulose
Co
7.85
Ltd—j_:
27 Vb
340
9%
Oct
Nov
27 Va
55
18
7.60
7.90
5,660
4.80
274
13%
Nov
6
700
4.20
Jan
4.30
4.35
1,200
3.35
Jun
21 %
21%
II,302
18%
58'A
102
Jan
131/2
6
Jan
40
Jan
20
113
Jan
2,772
42
Jun
74%
I
300
37
5,899
82
50
1.020
6%
Oct
of
;
International
Ltd
Oct
9.85
20 Vb
Apr
Seagrams
9%
7% Mar
11
July
800
6
Jun
75
74
75%
5,329
25
25
500
14%
15
a22% a22%
200
79
22'A
Jun
23
Jun
100
15
99
Aug
105
Mar
14%
—
9 Va
2.
7%
24%
24'A
,
common.*
:'
24
lU.te
41
' ■■
5.90
12%
Feb
110
July
143
Mar
8
Jan
12
Dec
Glass
Dominion
60
& Steel com
Foundries
Dominion
Viau
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
,
a20
30 %
392
32
32 Va
1,225
9%
200
32%
'
9%
—
Brewery
of Canada
Jun
67
986
68
450
14%
Nov
85
Jan
18
5
Oct
8
10
1,800
8
Oct
A__—1
13%
14
9,460
11
Oct
16
May
.
17 '/4
171/4
8,737
16%
173i,
1,639
15
Nov
223/8
22 3/4
600
20
Oct
17%
18
8,367
__
20%
21
695
103
103
15
45
45%
1,335
41% Nov
62
1,010
14%
2,464
50% July
10% Jun
Players
Famous
1,010
50
Jun
56
Fleetwood
Corp
Foundation
25'A
Jun
38 %
a79 3/2 a79 3/2
10
77
July
300
8
Jun
8%
Freiman
(Chas
5%
1,267
19V2
19
19%
1,285
9%
605
251/2
26
27%
Feb
NOV
12 3/8
12%
2,150
H7/b
Nov
13 Vi
Sep
a5
a6
57
4.75
NOV
7%
Apr
a!2 al2%
10
12% Jun
14'A
Jan
443A
59 % Mar
_______—*
—
*
—
(Geo)
Ltd
56
2,410
2.00
500
14
14
15
750
111
Jun
23%
Feb
18%
18 VA
300
18%
Dec
18 %
Dec
*
17
17
6,750
13 'A
Jun
19%
Jan
1
common.*
A
:
Shown
Are
Dynamics
...
—
.1%
Motors
Steel
Wares
Britain
Inv.
60%
L&kes. Paper..———-
•
!-.
HOllinger
93A
Apr
Oil
rtocc
A
&
Hudson
18%
Apr
18% May
83A Nov
25% Mar
23
28:JA. Jan
Nov
103 Va
Jan
14 V2 Mar
Jun
8
Oct
6
Sep
Aug
2.60
4.10
Jan
^
—
9.45
9.15
1
15'A
14
Dec
22 %- Jan
3.80
Bateman
Jan
Bellechasse
21%
Nov
Black
7%
Sep
Oct
River
113/4
9.35
Jun
15%
Feb
Blue
11%
1,550
9.40
Jun
153/4
Feb
Bluewater
4.15
Jan
Bornite
1.80
300
1,989
11 3/4
1,602
Acceptance
$4.50
Inland
preferred
preferred
International
Niclel
International
Paper
International
Utilities
of
...
42%
14
6 ',
25%
*
1.50
Nov
8
2534
43 5
L?d-
Mining Corp
Mining Ltd
Bonnets
Copper
Corp
Bruneau Mines Ltd^
13% Mar
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
58%
Feb
Campbell
17%
Jan
Canada
6% Mar
Canada
8
3,515
39
4,465
12 Va July
3/8
2,000
5% Aug
27
9,546
19V* July
3 4'A
July
1
Chibougamau
Mines^——1|
Flooring Co Ltd class B
1
Southern Petroleum Ltd——1
/Common,
66 Va
*
7.60
43%
5
Jun
99
Jan
153/s
Jun
18%
Nov
Canadian
Jan
General-Investments -Ltd.—
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd
*
65
671,4
3,517
.56%
Jun
89
30%
2,368
243A
Oct
39% Mar
43 3/2
4514
1,025
34
Jun
47
Mar
u..^
Ltd—
Canadian
Inv Ltd
Ltd
48
48
48%
600
45'A
Jun
53
Mar
Canadian
Power
& Paper
5
79%
781/2
80
1,087
64 Va
Jun.
86
Mar
Canalask
Nickel
Mines
12
12
150
Lines
pfd
footnotes,
see
10
page
—
oc77
94
150
30 «/8
43.
8% Aug
22 3A
Jan
Canorama
--
18
4.8o
3
145
Delhi
—
r--105
96
171/8
•
—
—
--
Ac
13,800
J-8 2®/2
cao
18c
I4
10c
13c
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14c
14c
lpe
a22A a22A
fc
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3.65
17
4.50
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1°
5.85
500
5.000
7,100
92
20
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Q
28,700
,
96
.
--
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650
500
x,500
,
•
1
1
35 A
—
45c
„b'3
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35 A 35/2
115 1.10
38c
|7c
a7A
--
10c
nn
5
7c 10%c
July
,AAn0
12*9;g
28.022
Jaii
10c
Mar
9c
Jan
Dec
Jan
83c
10c
1.60
27c
Oct
Oct
4.40
Jan
July
Jan
60c
1.35 Dec
5.75
,
3.95 Aug
Jun
11%
8c
Nov
16c
3c
Jan
8
4c
Nov
10c
Sep
Nov
Mar
Vac Aug
8V2C Jan
25c
8c
Oct
18c
12 Vb
Oct
17 V4
8c
Aug
12%c Sep
Jan
May
Feb
26 %c Mar
32c
Aug
Aug
Nov
70c
203A
Jan
29 Va
Sep
2c
Dec
4c
Jan
18c
3.20
11
Sep
7.45 Feb
Feb
18
3.05 July
Jan
2.9Q Nov
31 Va
Oct
35c
Nov
7
Jun
2%c Jan
onnosi
10 %
"May
1,00 Nov
a8j*
Vs ,^1/9
Feb
5%
•
«?/
Apr
3c
—.350
10c
Oct
4.35
39 Va
Jan
10c
33c
1,000
29,800
7%c
ResouiSces Ltd=—
.25
'6 %
Ltd—_——*
'Ltd—-—1
Mines
•'.Canadian "Colliers"&
Jan
1
—-—l
59'A Mar
Uranium
—
———
Oct
I9
14c
Ltd
Gas
&
4c
—1
:
1
.-—2-1
Jan
5%c
4c
34c
9 70
July
1.00
Jan
8% July
5c
July
o14
800
14,000
15,000
7c
4c
—
10 %
1.75 May
30% Nov
3;830
25
l°c
-
*
Inc
Raceway
Oil
9 3/8 July
46 3/4
14%
6
1
—1
17'/a
100
10
Corp
Iroquois
Ltd
_
common
.
14
Canada
$2.00 preferred
Interprovincial Pipe
For
433/4
5
4.68%
Corn common
Cement
Glass
•
com
1.75
1
—
Gold Mines Ltd
Bav Mining Co..
113/2
51%
2,65
Ltd—
Talc
Band-Ore
19%
1.65
2.55
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
2,745
1,050
10%
2.60
•
Dec
2114
121/4
50 V4
4%c
Baker
Dec
20
4JAc
May
01
Dec
8%
305
4%c
Nov
Dec
Dec
2 Vac
2,500
4c
33c
20
Jun
8
4%
Jan
9 % .Aug
5c
4,437
4c
33c
Nov
39c
19c
3c
4c
—
Oct
52
100
1,157
—
Jun
600
1,445
—
Nov
5
—
100
7,4641
?0c
5V2C-
2.00 . 2.05 •)
32
'32
a8% a8V2
5Vac 5V2C
,
11
Auto Fabrics Products
14
--
12% May
Augustus
Jan
4.80
3c
32 Ac
1.50
Jan
38 3A
60
19l'aC
5c
34c
109 Vb
Jun
.
5
5.75
1.60
Oct
60%
5
4.75
*
96 Va
23 Va
60 34
20c
'*■ 2.00
High
Low
14c
9,012
15c
—-1
15
290
Calumet
Imperial Oil Ltd
^
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6 7c
preferred —:
Range Since Jan. 1
IUgh
Co Ltd clB
Exploration—
102
14
10%
Sales
for Week
Shares
—
94
4.50
20c
Week's
Range
of Prices
—
30
4.50
—*
—.—£1
!
Co
Exchange
4.75
—
-
„—
Alscope Consolidated Ltd——
*
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines Ltd. 1
Ameranium Mines Ltd
—_———1
'95
16%
11%
Mining.
Bay
Oct
16
Apr
Jan
-
370
15%
11 »/4
Pitfield—i
Bay
Hudson's
68V4
Jan
153/4
*
:
,
55 Va
Jun
Feb
8
*
class
"R
July
40
44'/a
271/2
!
Jan
in Canadian Dollars
„
37%
a9'4
21 %
50
5
20 Vb
8
5
Mines..
Consol Gold
36% May
Oct
17c
—
—
Oct
600
9 »/4
•
Oct
45 Va
Low
Minerals
—-1
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
Common
—*
Class A
*
Ajax
Jan
83
311/2
a
1
com
Handy Andy Co common
Hawkey Siddelev Can Ltd
31
Last
Par
102
1
50
26
Expressed
Sale Price
311/2
*
common
& Canada
95
100
—100
-.1
—___
33
Friday
S TO CKS
July
200
193ij
27%
Feb
47%
Canadian Stock
Prices
15
191/4
27%
•
2.90
33
26 3A
2,644
.7..
3:00
„1
—
1.75 Aug
47%
—
...—-—--50
290
7
2.85
Jun
Feb
1.93
————.5
common;
preferred
1.20 July
5A?A
2.00
Co
Products
class
Jun
16 3/8 May
13
May
2.00
55'/a
Worts———*
&
AhgloiAmer Molybdenite Mining——i'-l
Artglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd——*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd——5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd.———1
Arno -Mines
Ltd—'——
*
Associated Arcadia Nickel Corp—„^.1
Atlas SUlphur & Iron Co Ltd
1
Atlas Telefilms Ltd;
—*
.10
E)——
—
General
17%
7
preferred
53/2%
preferred.:
General
171/2
9%
.preferred.:
Gatineau Power common
General
4,585
Ltd..:
(A J)
'Co
100
53
—2——.
French - Petroleum
&
44
51 %
26
;
Feb
15%
73/8
Nov
of Canada..—
Co
Fraser Cos Ltd
Feb
73
Dec
Jan
5,110
17J/2
1
Jan
60
Oct
May
50
51%
Corp.
32 Va Mar
104%
13%
Transmission
187/b Mar
37 »4
44
Canadian
Jun
Oct
17
21% Mar
27
50
Mines-..——
17%
102
3C0
-
Corp
Falconbridge Nickel
Mar
32% Mar
^U2% Jan
'•"7'21% May
Apr
36%
Electrolux
,J,32V4
Jun
6% Aug
15% Jun
25
i;811
14% Jan
83/2
Mar
3,175
12 V2 Mar
•
Jan
21,
1.60
Pipe Line..
Mar
75
17 3/4
—50
*
..._____
243A .jun
Nov
8% Mar
13%
A——
Sep
350
37
July
13%
135
Mar
17 3/4
—*
common
preferred
Freres class
15
19
*
;
Pont
3,649
6 3/2
3 Mi
20
5.90 Dec
22'A
!
Bank
Oil
Pacific
4%%
Nov
6% May
Jan
1.60
—
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Zellers
Jan
Nov
120
17%
1
—_——
Gooderham
&
Dec
10%
25
Corp
Weston
Nov
72
13%
5.30
12,824
18,360
a20
—_*
Western
Jun'
5%
19
*
Bros Ltd—
Donohue
26%
17% May
*
common
/
20
Ltd
Westcoast
Jan
10
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
Textile
15 Va
6 V4
—-*
Stores Ltd
Dominion
Jun
17%
_.1
common-
Coal
&
9.55
Steel
Walker
50% Mar
19
.10
—.
.
Ltd
Lime
613/2
Jun
75
common
preferred
Dominion
59%
37%
Sep
Dec
35
Elevator
Turnbull
United
n
Jan
25%
13%
800
11
3%
Dec
21 Va
12
Feb
25
Jun
15
Feb
25
2,625
>
1.60
89
50
43
21%
135
450i
Sep
1,040
1
Jan
37%
8
—_*
Oct
130
121
Steel
9
26%
263/8
12%
—*
Jun
22 Va May-
7%
;
Dec
183A Jan
13 Va
130
10,160
73/4
19 Va Mar
512
25%
5.30
Oct
19%
12,525
41 "•■'
5.90
,
8%
3,480
200
24%
25'A
25%
—
Jun
*
Jan
19
9%,r
7%
243A
13
—*
18%
a5
Nov
...^*
July
19 3/2
Jan
R43/4 Mar
25%
Pipeline—
5
a5
Jun
July
19,590
16
18%
63 'A
24
11%
9%
725
16%
Jan
'11,500
8%
100
_—
Jan
19
11
8%
9%
6%
-.25
____:
11%
—1
a'1'7
ominion
Corsets
gominion Coal 67 preferred—
Oct
Corp Fund..
Trank Canada
Feb
4.50
634
Bridae
Dominion
-8%
61
al7
200
Dec
15%
11
9'A
Oils
_______2.50
Petroleum
:
Dec
13%
Canada
1,5'92
360
Jan
10 Va
13%
Mountain
47
9%
Jan
71/4
61%
Trans
12 Va
210
22%
*
Trans
12 '/a
10%
Aug
53/b Mar
Jan
10
Triad
46 3/2
Jan
20 Va
121
class
Finance
Oct
46%
51
36:%
415
1.021
8%
45
Dec
2
Oct
36
22
7%
Oct
—*
4.25
—
42%
100
/— L___—
Toronto-Dominion
Traders
Webb
Distillers
Jan
*
—100
Texaco Canada Ltd—
37 %
113/2
Jan
37
Apr
Jun
*
65
Jun
4.00
103
Jan
common
July
27%
100
27
130
41
523
8%
*
—
preferred
50
.*
150
31 VB
83/8
Canada
of
Co
5 Vi'/c
450
Franco-Canadian
Foncier
4.50
56%
12 JA
Structural
a4
.
Apr
11
—
I'll
Co
37 3/4
Credit
Jan
89
10%
.25
preferred,-.—
*
class A__
Coronation
56 3/4
Nov
22
common
37
3.50
Feb
3.00
Oct
82
4.40
4.45
._*
—
inc
Sicard
a4
—
Dec
114% May
78% Dec
32%
Canada 7 % pfd 100
*
Oil
Sherwin Williams
*
__—
Glass
Consumers
1.50
Nov
56 3A
1
*
Textile
Consolidated
78%
293A
Shell
—*
2134
Jan
35
114% 114 Vi
s—
—___*
Consolidated Minina &, Smelting—:—*
Feb
25%
36
_•
preferred.^
Warrants
14% Mar
13 %
_*
——*
•
Development
Oct.
18% al834
a
Inv
t
Steinbergs class A
20%
10-
10% May
17
Oct
18 Va
1,535
.i—i._.50
Steel
102
9,873
10%
5,460
37
1.50
A
.
Jan
25
40
25
10%
—*
Wickers
Canadian
Shell
4/V
Dec
398
102
Dec
12%
20 V4
37
___*
Nov
57%
102
Jun
12
19%
82
—:
Southam
57%
25
;
133/b
147 % May
.TO
common
—
Standard
24%
—
-—
Pacific Railway.
Canadian
July
9%
'A
Feb
6%
Nov
*
Canadian
Sep
9
36
common—
LaSalle
viSeriesrA
■
Dec
1,604
class
Cement
Corp
preferred
Class
Jan
50%
15
a83
—
Co
8%
14
"
International Power com—*
Preferred
50
Locomotive
63
Lawrence
Lawrence
5%
Feb
a83
—
Canadian
Canadian
62
3.15
11
4% May
12
135
2,300
.10
Shawinigaii Water & Power
73/8
4
13%
1.50
Co
Scott
7Vs
al40
12 %
Feb
Nov
Jan
6
Jan
al40
^—;——
—
Dec
-1
Canadian vMarconi
55
—:
Dec
Oct
—
July
36
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd preferred
11
Jun
6Va
Industries
44
common—
9 Vb
2.15
100
Preferred
B
Ltd
Salada Foods
150
—
Class
Canada
Jan
850
Canadian
1.565
7 %
Jan
73/4
Canadian
49V4
.20
38 %
8%
*
—
48 Vb
common
35%
3.15
Husky
23% Mar
1.50
)
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Jun
73/4
Canadian
Oct
July
.100
333A Aug
26%
83/4
Morse
preferred
(Albert
Rothmans
24
Aug
3.15
Ltd—
Co
—
Fairbanks
May
1958
100
Jun
16% Aug
90 Va
73/4
Warrants
Canadian
Feb
Jun
7:,A
48
class A_50c
Chemical
Canadian
26
18
42%
Rolland Paper class A
23%
Dec
6,165
5,399
Quebec Telephone common
19 3/2
*
*
Dec
31 Va
31%
19%
*
common—
Reed
Ltd class B *
20%
30%
:
Feb
Co
Nov
Nov
19%
100
preferred..———
Nov
18
May
50%
31
Gas
Natural
6'A
-
Quebec Power...
Feb
Electronics
16%
__20c
—
32%
Cable
390
90
Oct
B
78%
common
291/4
&
20%
July
19%
....
Ltd
Co
32%
Aviation
i
*
Ores
&
Sep
Wire
3,307
31 %
...
preferred
Jun
common..
963
47
19 3
Canada—.—.
22 V2
■
90
20%
100
of
23 Va
Indus
Jan
Jan
3,175
"
Dominion
SteamshiD
13'A
46 %
8
1
22'A
Horne
11%
13%
preferred
Jan
7%
150
3.60
*
common—
13
common-
-common..
699
Home
Feb
10%
48%
Tubes—.
Ltd
612
Great.
Jan
•
Petroleum.
Power
3.00
Products
Steel
2,254
Great
i.
8%
6% Aug
85%
46 3
——;——.100
preferred
38%
Oct
2.45
7%:
Ontario
15
Jun
-
Jan
271/2
Frosst
Jan
22% Mar
•
Light & Power
Flour Mills common
27'/4
Dupuis
Feb
10
10
—_ilO
—
Ltd.
Mines
28>/4
7% v/c
111
Oct
26
*
Scotia
Jan
7
54 Va
July
12%
*
.
Nova
48
*
—
58 % Mar
29%
pfd—.10
—
55
Oct
2.70
*
6%
a
46 Va July
46%
29%
Products.— *
...!
/Canadian
r
Jun
Jun
6%
21
'
7 5%
-*
Oil—.—
Forest
a49
'
;
80'
26
Du
Mar
14 Vb Mar
9%
*
Ltd
27
Dow
Aug
23
Feb
!
■
—
27%
7%
95
26%
—5
Corp
27
Dome
Jan
10
Trust
Jan
27%
Crush
6
•
A
—
28V4
-Credit
Jun
100
7%
213-4
*
class
B
Jan'
preferred
Corbys
Jun
85 Vb Mar
180
7%
21%
pfd
A
Ltd
Jan
&
Coghlin
107 107 %
'l
5 %
40
(Robt)
Breweries
82
Cement
P
90
20
—-—20
K
a5.00
cqm__—*
Nov
2lV8May
Sugar .Co Ltd...*
Canada Iron Foundries .common——10
C
Jan
Preferred
Feb
•V
Central
34%
25
Jim
75 Va
Gold
47f
650
Jan
H>%
833A
Products
$1.75
Feb
14,656
Jun
Calgary Power common..—____
5%
24
19%
Jun
B
Cascade
July
18%
Jun I
Bruck Mills Ltd class A——
Canada
10 Va
18%
55
Brockville
$1.30
1,125
27 V*
Powell River Ltd *
59
Columbia Telephone—-—_—25
Canada
173/4
27
24 Va
•51%
Columbia Power..
Canada
Jan
17 3A
—
27%
936
Columbia
Bulolo
55 Va
Nov
(Canada)
Power & Paper common...*
—-L
*
Building
July
17-% July
I,395
British. American
Class
38
183A
71
10
*
50
Bowater
Paper
_•
—£
Bowaters Mersey 5¥2 %
pfd__
50
Brazilian Traction Light
Power.._*
British
150
30
72 '/a
Bowater Corp 5%
-British
39
20
63 Va
—10
.
Telephone
British
38%
300
71%
lb
...
Scotia—_—
Provinciale
A
—38
19
70%
Nova
Class
26
19%
61%
Montreal-
of
Banque Canadian National
Bell
Jun
ao.OO
71
of
Bank
Bathurst
12
19
Mitchell
35%
5,754
4,260
Preferred
16%
'
16 Va
19%
Corp
5 Vss%
36 Va May
23
16
Metropolitan
Nov
Jun
Aug
Jan
16»A
19
Massey-Ferguson
Dec
20%
16 Vb
19%
Maritime
May
100
Oct
A—^——*
class
Co
P
63%
Bank
Banque
a22% a23%
:—-—25
pfd...
Jan
11%
2.50
Mailman
Class
Selburn
22%
2,339
2.50
P
MacMillan Bloedel &
28
!
100
655
Nov
14%
B
12
26 %
16
35 V4
35 Va
Feb
53
Oct
Jun
High
8%
13
preferred..,.——
—
100
Stores!" common...——*
Class
9% May
Jun
6
Jan
55
Low
1,160
13%
Steel
Structural
23'/»
21
52
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—•
Power...
43 Va
Atlantic
Bailey
Lawrence
21:i 4
a41
Low
10 Va
———
44
—
Par
9%
Ltd
,M)
Shares
9%
class
21
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
—
—50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4% % pfd
-50
$2.90
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
,
__50
$2.50
class A preferred——
-Asbestos
24%
27
for Week
common—*
;—
.25
pfd.
_50
C
Loeb
493A May
Range
of Prices
———*
$2.00 preferred
Feb
38%
5,514
_
Canada" 4 %
of
preferred
Class
41%
24 %
(John).
Financial
Lauren tide
High
Low
Ltd
21 3/4
Aluminium Ltd
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
39%
25
preferred
Steel
Aluminum
Low
Labatt
''
■
.
Service Ltd
Public
Jamaica
for Week
Sale Price
stocks
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Dollars
...
Friday
Week's
Friday
Exchange
in
39
7C
Dec
5.85
8
3.20
36
May
Dec
Feb
Dec
Mar
1.28
Dec
1.50
Jan
9
Oct
6%c
Sep
16c
Jan.
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2516)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Low
Cantexas
Canuba
Cassiar
Asbestos
Central
Manitoba
Ltd
Com
2c
2c
10,250
lc
Aug
4%c
Jan
7c
500
6Vac
Oct
29c
Jan
11
100
10
13
Apr
United
United
3,000
4c
Jan
8c
July
-1
1
1
Ltd
Ltd—
5c
92c
12,130
65c
Nov
2.71
Jan
4c
4 VaC
3,000
3c
Feb
8c
5,000
4c
May
10C
Feb
Cleveland
76c
4c
Copper Corp
Business Mach (Can) Ltd_*
4 VaC
Consolidated
Pacific
Consolidated
Paper
Consolidated
5%
&
Dalfen's
David
&
Dominion
850
'
18c
Nov
49c
15c
Dec
90c
&
Hout
702
21
Oil
Westburne
44
Jan
Products
.19
Mar
Western
Helium
Mar
York
27c
9
9
300
20c
3,550
46
15,000
50
Jun
40c
7%
Sep
13
5c
Oct
East
Kootenay Power
'
Sep
17c
18c
6,000
43c
3,700
25c
Jun
1.30
Jan
40c
7,200
25c
Jun
1.30
Jan
all
all
Apr
15%
Jan
1.60
1.60
1.60
Dec
1.60
Dec
42 Vac 49%e
53,400
22 Va
23%
40
57c
Empire
Fab
Oil
1,625
30c
Sep
87c
Nov
26%
500
Sep
12%
8 Va
•
50.
10,500
24c
Mar
55c
17,000
5c
Nov
4c
4c
5,600
3c
July
6%c Aug
4,100
60c
May
95c
Nov
12%
Nov
89c
92c
12%
12 %
16c
Oct
45c
50c
500
3.80
3.85
200
*
.
2
Ltd
Minerals Ltd
&
Metal
Mines
Ltd
Mining
Fort
Fox
10c
12Vic
1
13c
500
32,000
130% Mar
Toronto Stock
Exchange issues
INDUSTRIAL
STOCKS,
Prices
Shown
are
and
Are
segregated
the
second
Expressed
Friday
in
into
Industries
Mines
145
Jun
the
Minerals
Lake
Ltd—+
Ltd
Mines
Dec
3c
5c
Feb
Abitibi Power
14 %c
Aug
Preferred
9%
Nov
Oct
8c
9
9
10O
8
Jun
2 %c
2 Vac
1,000
2c
Jun
5%c Mar
30 c
30c
14,385
30c
Nov
50c
3 VaC
4c
1,200
3VaC
Feb
8c
Mar
16C
16c
1,000
10c
Oct
57c
Apr
18c
19c
16,400
16c
Nov
45c
July
7 VaC
8 %c
5,000
4c
Jan
19c
Feb
1
Copper Mine?
Bay
18c
1
May
Oil
Genuine
Glen
Ventures
Ltd
Autotronics
Lake
Golden
Silver
Age Mines Ltd
Grissol
Alberta
A
Class
Gui-Por
Uranium
Metals
Mines
Central
Nov
3.60
7,300
54c
Feb
2.60 July
10c
Dec
Aug
12c
12,500'
1.15
1,000
1.05
Dec
7%c
9c
2,500
5Vac
Sep
Aluminium
12c
Jan
4%%
Helium
Hydra
Corp
of
America
Explorations
Ltd
International
Ceramic
International
Helium
50c
1,000
26c
Dec
45c
5c
July
11c
Feb
5.50
Jan
3.90
Feb
Oct
May
Apr
Anthes
6c
1,200
2.10
9,500
1.03
500
1.00
Sep
8%c
8 % c
10c
9,000
8%c
Dec
30c
51%
52 %
50
51%
Dec
53% May
2.75
2.65
3.20
16,699
1.40
Oct
4.50 Mar
Associated
3.00
2.71
3.00
17.,52.5.
1.17
July
3.00
Dec
Atlantic
8
8
6%
Oct
8%
Sep
Apr
Atlas
Auto
Mining
Laduboro
Oil
Lambert
1
5
1
Ltd
Inc
class
25%
—
1
(Alfred)
>
,
83c
1.05
Lamontagne Limited class A
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
.*
♦
17
1
A
Class
Oils
&
1
8%
1
3 Vise
100
25%
625
1.05
9,850
17 %
500
8 Vis
100
3 Vise
1,000
•
Marchant
Massval
Mining
Mines
Matachewan
Co
Ltd
Canadian
20
Sep
75c
Jan
15%
Jan
8% July
3c
Sep
29%
1.20 Mar
27
141,000
85c
85c
86c
86c
78c
a4c
Ltd
15c
2%c
Jan
3,300
75c
Apr
87c
38,900
53c
7%
preferred
Mercury Chinman
C
Ash
a4c
700
6c
Mar
5c.
;Apr
Mount
Pleasant Mines Ltd
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Mount
Royal
Rice
147
9.40
5,400
7.30
Oct
107
107
50
101 Va
Jun
18%
17%
18%
1,028
19
19
102
5.50
5.50
5.75
364
44
43%
44%
21%
21%
23%
17,670
class
of
of
14c
1.76
Sep
Sep
100
5,000
15c
Dec
36
Jun
1,865
5%
5%
225
20c
17c
23c
10,329
17c
Dec
60c
60c
60c
4,000
50c
July
16c 16 %c
2,200
12%c
Oct
8% July
4.90
Feb
—
1
50c
50c
55c
10,750
50c
Dec
1
32c
31c
34c
27,700
5c
Jan
38 %
Jan
106
Jan
18
May
24
Feb
Jun
10
4.80
Oct
37
•
Jun
53%
Apr
19%
Jun
29%
Jan
340
20 %
415
45
35c
100
15%
102
102
8%
8%
4.390
51%
8,208
374
so:
Nov
v.:
50
•
Nov
Jan
3.05
Feb
83c
Aug
20c
Apr
24
July
1.15
Feb
Nov
11
Jun
15%
100
Nov
103%
7
Jun
6
May
Apr
9% May
7%
7%
50%
50%
170
47%
Oct
53%
50%
51%
520
48'/a
Jun
54 Va
Jun
12
250",.;,
10
Oct
15 Va
Jan
75c
1.00
5,300
50c
July
1.60
Jan
3,220
11%
Jan
J_ *
Wire_—
Jan
Jan
21%
450
__
!
Jan
17%
108
15 % May
1.45
7%
*
;
110
July
21%
*
Jan
Feb
23% July
12
*
A
—
_*
90c
77/a
Nov
Jan
200
20
Jun
35%
4,146
27%
Jun
4.10
*
B
16%
22%
35
4.10
300
4.00
Jun
5%
Apr
1.45
1.70
21,600
1.00
May
3.95
Aug
61%
•
—
:
35%
*
;
class
16
22%
16%
common
:
Montreal
1.60
63%
Power
-
16%
.
"
Dec
24
„
Feb
35%
'
Nov
Dec
Biltmore
Feb
Bowater
1.53
02
38c
1.05
35c
Hats
Bowater
Jan
Bowaters
Feb
Bowes
Jan
Nov
preferred
1
Mersey
Company
Tank
Jan
83%
Jan
Jun
4.50
Jun
16
180
14%
Jun
50%
255
45
Aug
36%
25
29
Feb
51%
52
16,024
46%
Oct
"
7%
35
TVs
48%
49
245
47%
51%
52%
185
50
5
5%
700
4.60
140
49 Va
«
Preferred
Jan
36% Dec
58% Mar
1
Oct
8%
Feb
Nov
53%
Jan
July
54 Va
Apr
Oct
7%
Jan
49%
50
28%
28%
2,625
July
30%
2.70
2.90
7,433
2.45
Oct
4.95
Apr
2.90
2.90
2.90
700
2.70
Nov
6.75
Jan
21
21
132
50
♦
*
Jan
56
,
2.70
*
!
common
7%
7%
5%
,50
;
common
20
'
5o
£1
Brazilian 'Traction
Bridge
751/2
Juri
3.00
50
pfd
preferred
Paper
Jan
Mar
*
common—
5%
Corp
5%%
51%
25
—t
Jun
59
250
50%
*
common
51%
1,571
3.15
16
_1
50%'
——
Co
4,302
72%
71
__
*
common
Telephone
Jan
6.00
Paper
63%
71
3.15
36%
_
10
_
*
&
Lumber
51%
17c
10
Scotia
A
12
1
.
Jan
2.30
47%
V
8%
1.30
Jun
21%
'
—*
__
•
class
:
Nova
Class
Bell
1,025
1.65
46%
__
47%
2.85
Oct
15%
••
lc
Industries
Bathurst
Jan
16c
2.00 May
1.45
25
A__
Standard
Ltd
Bank
11c
10%
3.50
65c
2,035
*
common
A
Bank
Jan
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—
109
9.05
_50
Sugar Refineries
Autofab
May
45%
•
Ltd
Mines
108%
preferred
Temple
Beaver
10'/a
44%
Mining Corp Ltd—__1
Mid-Chibougamau
108%
common.
preferred
Nov
44%
1
5
common
i 8,480
pfd__
preferred
95c
*
Mines
Ltd—
Mines
Distilleries
28%
325
May
12
Jan
5
Gold
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Island
9c
1
Melchers
Merrill
8%c
__1
Malartic Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
8VaC
1
Ltd
Mines
27%
10
preferred——
$2.60
Bartaco
Majortrans
27%
Corp common
Argus
Class
Labrador
2,800
Electric
pfd_50
class A
811 Explor Co Ltd
1.90
10
Steels
1.80 Aug
$2.50
Corp
1.85
-
4%
1st
B
6c
2.00
Mines
Acceptance
1.90
—
Imperial
Class
6c
1.03
Gold
Labrador
2,524
35c
•
conv
776
70c
Warrants
2.00
Dredging & Mining
Investment Foundation 6%
Jubilee Iron Corp
2.35
68c
*
Co
•
Ltd
Kiena
26c
26c
1
1.99
2,400
5.00 May
4.00
2.20
common
Controls
1
Ltd
Mining
Ltd
Warrants
Interprovincial
Co
63c
63c
10c
Oct
3.65
:
preferred
Analogue
49% May
27% May
9.15
Ltd
Aluminum
1
Dec
2.35
Algoma Steel
&
Ltd
Jan
24Va
100
.
Oct
2.00
38%
445
3.75
:
Gas
Warrants
Feb
40c
6,146
24%
100
—
warrants
High
41%
24%
__5
preferred
Algoma
4,297
2.10
3.25
preferred
A
B
Low
39%
39%
*
.
common-
being
*
Range Since Jan, 1
High
*
Oct
1,250
3.30
10c
•.
Low
*
—'
;
common
Trunk
Gas
Class
one
.
Shares
common——-•
trust
May
2%c
1.15
10c
•
Ltd
Foods
3.30
1
4.00 Aug
for Week
Warrants
Voting
The first
OILS.
70c
Distillers
Alberta
Natural
2.05
Ltd-*
Ltd
1.06 Aug
and
Dollars
Range
——25
Alberta
3.25
1
Canada
of
Mines
4c
2 VaC
lc
& Paper
A<fklands Ltd common-
Class
Gaspe
Jan
Sales
Week's
Sep
•
Ltd
(1945)
Feb
Sep
3.00 May
MINES
Canadian
of Prices
Par
2.07
1
Ltd
9 %
40c
parts.
two
list
Last
STOCKS
Jun
1.60
*
Exploration Inc
&
Reliance
Fundy
3 Vac
!2,200
1
Ltd
Fontana
3%c
.
•
Fabi
Fano
Feralco
3Vic
100
145
1.77
14c
Toronto Stock Exchange
The
Apr
145
3.35 Mar
2.50 July
550
50c
.
_
Dec
5,000
1.72
6 % May
May
700
6 %c
;
*
_
_
Feb
a9
145
5
2.85
5c
4c
Ltd
Ltd
Feb
55c
1.77
1.60
2.65
5%c
*
Ltd..
Feb
20%
19c
1
pfd
10
500
Speculative Investment Fund of
Canada
Feb
35c
a9
1
:
5%
5 %"
•
III^l
1
33% July
17c
52c
5%
1
^
1
Ltd
2OV4 Jan
Apr
Oct
14c
17c
Feb
Nov
13
24 Va
100
Ltd
Mines
Jan
40c
Apr
48% Feb
46
405
350
1
7%
Sullivan
27%
1.00
18c
15
1
East
July
37c
10
Ltd
Pools
Co
Oct
Mar
26
Steel Works Ltd *
1
Corp
High
6.25 Mar
3.80 May20
40c
Sale Price
Nickel
Dumont
/
325
37c
*
1
Associates—
19
15
49c
Ltd
Swimming
Der
35
15c
23%
Mines
Mar
Van
50
26
_*
Weld'g
*
Ltd-*—.
Co
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Minine Corp
4,249
46
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Dumagami
Val
al4
23c
15c
1
Ltd
_
Low
3.90
21
Jan
5
—
Ltd
Drummond
Sep,
38 Va
>.
—
50
A
A
Leaseholds
7c
Apr
July
Sep
3C
*
class
4.50
5,100
23c
20c
2.70 July
Westeel
23c
1
Ltd
Explorers
Dominion
class
Limitee
Frere
Limitee
Mines
B
Ltd
Mines
al4
5
.L
Electric
Towns
Canada
Upper
36%
36%
1
Ltd
Denault
Dome
23c
20
class A
Ltee
Provost
500
Ltd—
preferred
Mines Ltd
Copperstream
Courvette
300
3c
15c
*
Ltd-,:—.—•
Mills
4.75
3C
1
Ltd
Com
Textile
cumulative
Ltd
Mines
Mogador
New
4.25
3c
23c
Miniere L'Ungava—:—1.50
4 VaC
4.25
Commodore
Consolidated
class
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.80
3.85
*
Mining Co Ltd—
Properties
Shares
Sep
Lake
Compagnie
July
4c
76c
Obalski
Principal
Low
_1
Corp Ltd
Corporations
United
11
Chipman
Mines
Asbestos
United
United
7c
1
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
Chemalloy
July
*
Ltd
Mines
1.80
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Carbec
Dec
1.50
10,000
1.50
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
1.50
*
Co Ltd
Royalty
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Monday, December 1'7, 1962
.
.
(Range for Week Ended December 1 4)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
,
50
Dec
25
21
Dec
54
Mar
Apr
Feb
47
'
•
common
1.55
1.50
1.68
32,450
6%
6%
2,639
11
11
100
75c
Jan
2.90
Feb
Bright
(T
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Forest
G)
85
85
125
67
July
86
Jan
•
30
30
30%
32,912
28
July
37%
Jan
•
12%
12%
13%
5,640
15
Nov
common
"
Ltd
.
•
Canada
Native
Ltd-
Automatic
Minera's
Needco
Ltd—
5%
Jun
9% Mar
Ltd
•
Fonnaque
Mines
Jack
Uranium
New
Exploration
West
Nocana
North
Amulet
Mines
8%
Oct
14%
14%
170
14 Va
Jan
Columbia
*
19%
18%
19%
49,790
15 Va
July
700
1.55
Dec
5.30
Jan
British
Columbi'a Sugar
*
27%
26
27%
1,353
24 Va May
28
8c
500
Dec
17c
Oct
British Columbia Telephone common_25
49 %
49%
50
1,213
43%
Jun
56 %
2.00
83,
Nov
93
July
Jun
106
Nov
Jun
111
Co
Nov
7% July
9 Va Oct
10
8c
12%
Nov
11% May
Briish
Columbia
4%%
Feb
5%%
3,867
4c
July
10c
11,300
7c
Jun
22 %c
al2c
al2c
250
11 %c
July
20c
Feb
8%c
9%c
48,000
9c
Nov
30c
Feb
Brown
4c
4c
3,000
4c
Feb
7c
Mar
Bruck
31c
35c
6,900
30c
Nov
70c
May
13c
13c
4,100
12c
Oct
5.75
5.85
1,000
3.00
3.40
170
2.55
Jun
32c
36c
18,500
30 %c
Nov
Ltd
1
Ltd
1
9c
Metals
Ltd
1
35c
A
preferred
1.75
4c
8c
7c
class
Corp
common
preferred
preferred
$6.25
6,250
4c
6 %
Power
Apr
1.75
4c
Dec
Products
Packers
Apr
1.75
9'/2c
_1
Rare
.Feb
1
Mines
Mines
7
Ltd__l
Ltd
Ltd
American
50
1.60
8c
Ltd_*
Co
•
New
Newrich
a9
1.55
*
-
Vending
New
Lake
a9
1.60
*
Ltd
Frlgistors
~
British
Mussens
National
Mills
__100
88
87%
88
30
100
106
105 %
106
150
102
100
107
107
107
17
Brockville Chemical preferred——10
7%
77/a
8%
1,025
10%
10%
200
15%
157/a
45
3.40
3.40
200
Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska
Copper
1
Mines (Que) Ltd
__
/
4.75
Aug
57c
6.50
Jan
2.60
23%
24 Va
I,225
18%
8%
9%
2.391
7 Va
Company
Mills
Class
1
_
class
A
*
Atlantic
Candn
Investm't
Patricia
Silver
Mines
Paudash
Mines
Co_l
Ltd——
Paul
Service
Peace
Stores
1
Mining & Smelting—
Corp
Mining Co Ltd
Products
•
Co_.
*
&
Power
Prime
Corp
6%
of
2nd
Mines
♦
2.20
a5c
2,800
9%
300
5c
7
May
Feb
3.90 Mar
47c
Aug
Ltd—
Power
preferred
5%
Canada
Bread
common
Oct
Canada
Cement
1.90
2.20
6,340
1.00
Oct
2.25
Nov
7%c
8c
1.500
6%c
Jun
14c
Apr
Canada
3c
3c
13,000
3c
Jan
7c
Apr
Canada
4%c
4%c
6%c
48,000
4%c
Nov
10c
Jan
82
60
62
July
85
Nov
Iron
Canada
Cobalt
2.00
1,95
2.05
4,500
1.81
6.75
Jan
Class
Lithium
1
2.30
2.30
500
2.30
Dec
5.10
Jan
Canada
Quebec
Oil
1
3c
2%c
3c
8,100
2c
Jun
4%c Jan
Canada
1
10c
10c
11c
7,500
8c
Nov
18Vac Mar
1
5%
Red
1956
Crest
Roberval
Ruby
Gold
Foo's
Ltd
Corp
Enterprises
Lawrence
Columbian
Lawrence
Diversified
Mines
Ltd
Siscalta
Oils
Dufault
Southern
Spartan
Mines
Canada
Air
Jan
Canadian
Bakeries
Nov
Canadian
,
Ltd
Power
2.70
2.50
2.70
2,880
41c
45c
3,200
July
July
65c
2.80
Sullivan
Supertest
Tache
pfd
Services
a6%
50c
88c
41e
♦
15c
Consolidated
Petroleum
Tib
Mines
Mines
Mines
Tech-Hughes
Ltd
1,225
11c
11c
900
21c
51,200
a5%
a6%
80
50c
27,200
49c
2.80
75c
7%C
20c
5%
43c
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Dec
Jun
Mar
3.85
Jan
25 Va
Jan
Feb
104
311
411
25
5% May
23 Va
Jun
7
Jan
33
Mar
25% Aug
30
Jun
22
Jun
29 Va
Nov
28%
Apr
36
Apr
Nov
165
10
Oct
18
17
Dec
25 %
70%
70%
72
260
62
July,.
82
Apr
52
52
50
47
Jun
58
May
53 %
54
350
48
Jun
68
70%
313
61
Jun
89
94%
94Va
50
93%
Oct
96% May
Nov
64%
53%
69%
55
57
168
44%
13%
13%
350
10%
10%
2.300
11% July
9 % May
23 %
22
23 Va.
1,135
17
7
8
1,920
10%
10%
10%
41,924
52
1,4.30
10%
*
!
Jun
4% Jun
54 Va
Apr
Dec
Mar
17
Apr
Mar
13 % Mar
25%
Feb
7%
Nov
May
12% Mar
47
Jun
52% May
8
Jun
11
8 Va
160
730
1.50
Jun
3.65
Jan
B
warrants
2.05
2.00
2.25
620
1.60
July
3.65
Jan
11
11
11%
1.301
10%
Nov
14%
Apr
35
Dec.
Canadian
1.42
Jan'
Oct
July
May
4,900
10
2.25
11c
Sep
May
20c
59c
10
2.05
Canadian
38c
9%
57c
Jan
Oct
$1%
Canadian
1.42
Jan
1.00
Jan
Oct
17%
Jan
Canadian
5c
Nov
50c
Oct
Canners
class
Celanese
Canadian
I
A
*
Chemical
Collieries
Canadian
Canadian
Fairbanks
1.80 May
Canadian
Food
Morse
Products
common
14c
Dec
47c
Mar
6%c
Jan
14c
Feb
1.40
Jun
1.75
Jan
Jan
197/B
Oct
Canadian
Oct
36c
May
Canadian
General
Investment
1.01 July
Canadian
General
Securities
Canadian
Husky
1.45
1,500
1.425
10c
71c
70c
I
Gas
6 %c
1.63
775
12 %c
1,239.200
5c
8,786
1,500
8c
38c
6%c
1.81
4%c
5c
Apr
Sep
Oct
15 %c
1.63
Jan
Dec
8%
5,650
5%
Jan
9 "a
Dec
3.25
13,160
1.90
Jun
3.55
Nov
6 %
85c
-
8Va
Feb
3,800
70c
Sen
86c
1,700
75c
Oct
1.40
6
Oct
14%
Jun
6%
Oct
10%
Feb
7
7 %
1,590
7%
7%
7%
400
3.40
3.40
120
50
50
50
5%
5%
6 %
1.175
2.35
common_50
Jun
7,210
87c
80c
7%
*
5V4
7 Va
85c
A__*
preferred—20c
Elecric
Jan
8
2.90
6%
Warrants
General
% Mar
38%
8%
2.35
2.60
1,600
32
32
25
^50
Energy
2.80
47
4,50
1.60
28
90c
Mar
Feb
Sep
6.00
Apr
Sep
54 Va
Jan
Jun
Jun
Aug
8%
4.25
41
Feb
Feb
Feb
28
35
36
870
31%
Jun
41
Feb
—*
35%
36
606
31%
Oct
36
Nov
class A_*
14%
14%
50
14
Jun
19%
Jan
May
8%
Nov
May
11% July
50 Va Jun
3.25
Jan
Preferred
39,500
13,850
gi/aC
1
14
preferred
Jan
3.15
*
class
100
18%
Jun
82c
400
1.45
May
33
3
14c
17%
27
452
1
common
a5c
1
1,555
35%
Curtis
Feb
Is
35
34%
-
Preferred
Canadian
34
34%
•
;
Jan
24c
35
25
:
Wright
Dredge Dock——
126
*
com
common
Warrants
Aug
Oct
Aluminium
preferred
13%
100
50
British
a5c
16c
Ltd
17%
51%
Feb
650
55c
Liu
Petroleum
64c
101
52
1.55
6,000
26
•
Ltd
Jan
2.25
Jun
183,600
16,000
1
Mines
Jan
10%
warrants
Class
15
6c
1
.
Gold
36 Va
A
Jan
43c
•
Ltd
Jun
July
1,295
*
Preferred
Canadian
7.40
88c
104
Apr
Dec
33c
104
55c
30c
88c
14%
5%c
__1
Ltd
IM
Exploration
Titan
95c
100
•
Mines
3.50
17%
55
_L
—:
14c
Gold
Lake
Talisman
Tazin
3,352
20c
1
Warrants
Standard
3.00
80c
nc
2.80
__1
6%
Feb
Jan
19%
*
Breweries
1
.
Nov
17%
*
4c
18c
•
Ltd
A
Feb
177/a
19%
common-
■.
Canadian Aviation
Sep
2
class
Apr
16
19%
*
B
May
♦
Ltd
Sobey's Stores
South
Mines
27
27%
35 Va
27
12.50
class
lc
Apr
732
26
100
Preferred
Wire
400
35%
.*
preferred
Canada Steamship Lines
Canada
7
28
■
27 %
10
8c
♦
Summit
Oct
A__
Ltd
8,000
1
;
Regent
Feb
10
common
—
Safeway
10,500
Ltd___l
Ltd
Silver
Feb
21
2.70
Dec
Jan
Class
Development—
Silver
20%
B
17c
Lands
(1957)
Oct
Sep
•
Permanent
45c
Ltd—
Co
19
20
1.60
Jan
.
'
7
26%
Forgings class A_*
class
2%c
Metals
Shop & Save
12
200
L
Malting
Packers
15c
__2
12
19%
*
&
2%c
—„
St
21
°
*
Foundries
1
Ltd—
St
Va al9'/a
21
25
7
A
*
,;
.
Warrants
Saucon
a 19
_20
Mines
Mining
Sangamo
20
preferred
Oct
12,775
102
28
Sugar
class
Foils
Foundries
Quebec
Exploration
3,320
20
102
_20
Dominion
Canada
Quebec
Corp_
Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Telephone 5%
1950
nfd
70c
19%
—:
Preferred
Canada
82
65c
20
common
3c
50
69c
100
11%
Canada
&
common
11 Vac Mar
Canada—
preferred
»
*
Enterprises
Calgary
l
2
24%
,
15% May
Jan
1
.
Porcupine
a2c
9%
Mining
Pitt Gold
a5c
Ltd
River
Pennbec
3.40
•
_
15%
B
Burns
Cabol
Pacific
Jun
104
.
Building
Opemisca
15
9%
1
7
7%
II,849
1.40
Oil—>
Warrants
1.50
3,100
*
16 %
16%
1,624
10
62
63
4,912
:
Jan
17c
Dec
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Nov
12c
Jan
Canadian
Imperial
common
Bank
4.50
90c.
6221
Number
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Vnlump
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2517)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
Canadian Marconi Co—
Canadian Oil Cos common
40o
$5'
8%
High
Par
Oct
liy8
11% July
16%
6%
Feb
14%
14
15
4.30
4.25
4.30
1,550
3.60
Oct
58
A 58
58
62
24%
Jun
102
205
81
Jun
101%
Dec
100 104 y8
158
97%
Oct
105
Apr
Oct
162
Apr
Interp.rovin.cial Bldg Credits 1959 war—
43c
Jan
Interprovincial
6%
.
6%
\
58
160
160
300
25
24%
25%
18,835
20%
Oct
27 y8
10%
10%
.396
9y2
Oct
City
Gas
International Bronze
Jun
150
22 y2
24%
1,350
22 V2
33
33
36 y2
295
30%
Oct
66
30
29 y2
30
146
25 y2
Jun
31
—100
82
82
55
82
Jan
84%
class B—*
Canadian Western Natural Gas com-*
4%
preferred —.i—
20
23
25
625
21
Oct
26 y4
Apr
17 %
17 y2
835
15% July
15 y4
15 y»
200
15 y4
Oct
21
175
22 V2
Sep
34 y2
Feb
3.50
Dec
7%
Feb
2.90
Dec
Warrants
Jun
Canadian Tire Corp class A
Common
■
——
——
Utilities
common
4 */4%.
preferred
Canadian Wallpaper
——
Mfrs
Industries
BJdg
Capital
Chateau
Wines——
Gai
C
K
—i———
Development-———
P
28
28%
3.70
3.90
3.05
2.90
3.05
14
74
850
.
4,800
1,465
ljL
10
43
13%
Nov
14%
838
4.30
4,325
i
Warrants :
Gas
——— ———
Imperial
Cosmos
Oct
16 V4
Apr
11 y2
Jan
Lafarge
Oct
International Ltd
Crush
Class
7%
i
905
4.45
i
22
10,947
11,849
38 %
6,252
-
7
Warrants
4.70
Nov
3.00
Oct
oct
25
Estate
Oct
40 y2
Sep
14%
22 %
Jan
105
Sep
109
Jan
Lambton
40
104
Jun
109
Feb
7
'
Jun
Eleetrohpme
common
Jan
Loblaw
11%
Nov
11 %
12
116%
120
8
Jan
108
Jun
10,965
^
2.90
75
76
46%
«
20
Sep
120
47
2.40
1,100
,
Groceterias
2nd
preferred
Class
B
Loblaw
Feb
3.60
Jun
39
Jun
76
38
Jun
50% Mar
94%
Nov
15
Sep
94%
45
16%
19%
26,165
5%c
18%
94%
5%c
100
102
27
60
6%
6%
2.10
100
5
1*0
11
11
5%%
11
875
10%
10%
51%
53
11,005
',18
2,335
4.75
60
'j
■■
r-1..'
72c
"III
>
Nov
Mar
215
Leaf
Ltd
25%
Mills/
Preferred
16
Sep •
E'
riri
Lakes
Power
Metro
Stores
Preferred
Midwest Industries
9
78c
Milton
Brick
$2.80
B
Class
8
9%
Jan
65c
Oct
1.15 Mar
18
Aug
25 % Mar
40
Jun
50
Nov
128
175
Jan
jun-
Nov
8%
1,049
14% Mar
23
Jun
28%
Jan
600
6
Oct
7%
Oct
110
100
320
13%
Jan
20%
Jan
;
5,010
2.80
Sep
7%
Pec
85
26%
Oct
37%
Jan
93
91% Mar
103%
Jan
102
15
93
11
975
Jun
109% Feb
12% Mar
6%
300
Oct
15% Mar
60%
6OV2
62
869
100
19
6
7%
105
Nov
27%
96
-
'
Nov
8%
5%
81c
807
56c
1,371
58c
Jan
29
75
27
370
7%
9
975
8
95c
Sep
132
132
40
44%
44%
-25
5%
^-50
_4c
15%
5%
300
5%
7%
100
5%
*
19%
common——_.
8.70
———
common-—1
—
:——:
16%
Jan
5.90
162
18%
7%
1.00
90c
700
46
60
1.75
625
90c
350
300
400
♦
320
*
15%
90c
3.25
Preferred
7
Jan
Mar
1.40
Jan
17% Mar
15%
4.30
Oct
Jun
Jun
57
537
44
100
Feb
Feb
20
12% July
27
2.70
17
Howard
Hughes
Huron
Smith
"100
4
Owens
Erie
Co
18%
4.85
66
Apr
14%
__
_
14
14 %
1,025
1.10
1.45
2,700
—
107
—
—
Dec
Inglis
Inland
Inland
1.65
—'
42
'
107
51%
88
3,180
42
50
7%
•
■-
9% July
51
»Feb
1.70
1.80
4,465
6,708
Jan
40
17
Rolland
63
Dec
112%:
Jun
153
14
14
-I-
—
*
■common
:
10
—-
96
150
4.25
*
3.95
5%
5%
1,855.
17
17%
1,238
—
530
4.80
4.80
4.90
2,350
20
17%
17%
17%
100
Warrants
70c
96
1
_
footnotes, seS
1,250
8,534
17
*
v—»—
-
11,470
6%
26%
5%
-4
Co preferred.
14%
6VB
25
■
page
43.
70c
76c
7,825
52%
1,635
11
Oct
50
70
Jun
90
46%
46%
47
8,891
37%
Jun
60%
Apr
4.45
200
4.35
Jun
14%
15%
27
27%
3,145
1,170
3,400
Oct
Oct
5.25
15%
4.45
5
93%
>
34 V*
3.60
3.45
15
4.00
of
Rothmans
'
Nov
Jan
Mar
6%
Jan
Nov
6%
July
.
17%
Jan
Mar
Jan
19% May
1.86 Feb
21%-Dec
21%
14%
34
12% July
17
Jan
13%
13%
100
17
Jan
30
31%
16%
16%
163/4
5,93&
3,800
12% July
25% Oct
26
26%
395
8%
8%
9
1,350
Oct
16%
31% Dec
13%
Jun
22 %
Feb
26
Oct
36
Feb
Jun
10%
Jan
7%
19
Sep
18
120
17
79
161
79
Nov
19%
19%
365
18
July
10%
io y2
115
9
Jun
13
48%
49y4
815
44
35
25
33 %
39
13."%
13
iay4
1,500
July
Nov
8% July
55
35
4.50
4.50
4.80
31
31%
18
■;
19%
79
...
193/4
Oct
700
Jun
7%
Oct
8,656
■
19%
35.0
20%
4.00
735
■
9
9
Jan
16%
Oct
Oct
2.50
83 %
Jan
22
Nov
Mar
Jan
Jan
13%
Nov
6%
Jun
34% Mar
9
May
25 % Jan
4.75 Jan
2.70 * 2.80
7%
49%
600
7%
73/4
I,805
49%
49%
25
48
Feb
50% Jun
37
37
75
32%
Jan
37% Mar
f 375
6% July
5%
5
12
5%
2,100
11% Dec
4% Oct
743/4
783/4
5,088
42
12
common
11%
10%
12
9%
Feb
Dec
Jan
Jun
78% Dec
Oct
3.20. Jan
1.50
—20c
1.50
1.50
1.65
2,400
—1
4.40
4.35
4.55
5,782
55c
55c
375
55c
Dec
57
583/4
625
38-
May
64%
Jan
Nov
11%
Apr
—
57 y2
4
Oct
9%
97/s
150
9%
.*
4.50
4.50
100
4.00
10
—2
9%
*
9%
10
550
9%
25
8%
8.00
July
6% July
10%
9%
12
Nov
Jan
2.60 Jan
Jan
Nov
May
4.75
1,490
Oct
6.00
Apr
19%
19%
19%
500
18% Aug
20%
Apr
_20
preferred—.—-100
preferred—
*
203/4
203/4
21%
630
20
Jun
23%
Feb
90%
90 V*
45
90 %
Dec
95
Jan
16 y4
16%
125
13%
Aug
16% Feb
*
—*
■*
5J/4
4.80
sy4
1,805
4.75
July
15
15
136
14
Jan
15
Jun
16
16
500
16
July
17%
Jan
5%
Dec
11%
Jun
4.50
*
—^
preferred
common—
———
Pall
A—
Mall
53/4
—
5%
5%
9%
93/4
185
8%
Nov
11%
Jan
4,930
4,920
3.952
5%
Jun
11%
Jan
63
Jun
84% Mar
10
8%
8y8
8%
10
747/B
74
75 y2
9%
—*
15
15
8
Jun
16 %
Feb
25%
15
_.*
A
25%
150
23
Aug
25%
Dec
9%
10
300
9
Jun
9y8
200
9%
Dec
11 % Mar
19% Apr
f
Jun
19 % Mar
*
9%
•
1
*
—
Cement
class
Gas
Foods
A
;
Ltd
—
Warrants
15
15
100
60c
60c
63c
9%
9%
9%
3,40.0
II,016
(
Holdings
*
—50
preferred
*
-*
_——
class
1,125
9,415
4.00
—
common
A
8.00 Mar
403
-25
(Hugh)
class
Industries
4.05
9%
———10
*
Preferred
Selkirk
19 % Dec
28% Apr
14%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Salada
13%
26% NOV
A—.—_—.—-—-*
Sayvette Ltd
Scottish
Holdings
18 %
Jun
Jun
Oct
20%
19%
common
Scythes
5.00 May
Feb
16»/2 Aug
65c
99
Jun
10
15% Apr
12
Pec
13%
—
Jan
6 % May
Aug
100
6% Sep
14%
.1.25
A
Jan
17% Mar
12% July
19% July
AP*
88
48%
preferred
Paper class
Maurice
Sep
——
Jan
45
12
13%
—
——
St
47%
25%
31%
Jun
12%
*
Gas_
A
60% May
1,497
*
Jun
40 %
985
*
Ore
Little
Lawrence
63
5
4 00 'O
24
62
8%
—-1———-—-*
St
July
334
28
44 y4
Nov
58
39
Jun
88
—50
Bldg
4.10 Mar
Jan
100
July
23%
7%
10
Nodwell
Robinson
Russell
10
13
10,558
4.15 Dec
9% Jan
31
Jan
Aug
6%
226
263/4
-1——-1
Batten
Nov
Sep
142
1
2.25
100
I
12
—„•
;—
Properties
Reynold Aluminum
Robertson Mfg 2nd
Russell
10%
43%
2,15. Apr
12%
-—*
—
Preferred
Nov
'
100
42%
Apr
41
-*
class
Jun
1,201
4.15
2.50
1.50 May
78%
class
Revelstoke
54 Va May
May
7
Oct
108
Jan
-
Jan
11
43%
~Ioo
Preferred
For
23
July
28
*
Works
Revenue
4.05 July
Mar
104
Apr
87
14 %
Nov
41C
150
1.75
20% Mar
(Sep
69
1,420
9%
.
137
4c
Minerals
Gas
Nov
1.75
7%
*
Rockower
11
.u-10
common
(John)
Natural
21
6%
Chemicals
Reichhold
Reitman
Jan
63
20
__
Acceptance
Cement
Jan
355
26%
-100
Grip
Rapid
12%
11
_
preferred
Industrial
10
21%
26
—
4%%
Jun
21%
63/4
—
Milk
Quinte
Class
3.75
292
9%
*
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial QU
Imperial ToBacco common
6%
preferred
Industrial
6
3.90
—
Natural
Dec
July
Jun
2,140
6%
Industries
27
11 y4
5,929
75
1.75
preferred—.-—50
A_.
1,325
May
16% Feb
105% Apr
14% Mar
111% Feb
7%
'
Power
Oct
2.50
26
Mar
7%
—5
Credit new
Phantom
Feb
22
9,481
74
*
class
•
4.50
—
-20c
prior
75
16%
Nov
2,200
Jan
17% Mar
2.75
19%
4.00
Preferred
Jun
14%
14
*
__
Sep
40
common
Jan
July '
845
1,25
♦
—
Mfg class A_
20
———
Warrants
52 % May
Jun
18%
51
Holden
17%
26%
Hersey
——
Drilling ——
Pipeline common
Quebec
3.65
Oct
12%
100..
75
—
Horne & Pittfieid
1,455
1.95
Parker
Dec
3.05
5%
1,211
5
4.55
-100
preferred
Feb
183/4
Mav
2iy2
_—__—
Jan
Aug
13
15%
2.55
2.60
common
Hendershot. Paper
24%
45
7%
Debenture-—-——10
*
Ontario Store Fixture
Oshawa Wholesale
Overland preferred
*
Nov
3.50
58c
27
18
:
10% July
.107 107 y4
*
—
Corp
Premium Iron
Sep
56
57
common
Co_
3,210
19%
&
Loan
May
8.85
Jan
1.20
59c
Jan
10
Aug
43
6%
18%
common——
Siddeiey
Preferred.
105
18
1.95
—.——
20
-
Jun
14%
Z10
common
&
51
83/4
48%
—*
20
Sep
550
3.25
—
*
Hayes Steel
Hees (Geo H)
Jun
12
Ontario Steel common—
Peoples
7,424
15
> 15%
•
—
Hawker
Oct
8%
17%
—*
—
Ontario
May
8,987
15%
*
*
Carpets
Harding
7%
12% Jan
10 % Feb
10% Feb
'
common-
Farms
Oct
common———*
Ogilvie Flour-
May
9 %
90c
■
Hardee
34 %
Nov
6%
——*
A
Nova .Seotia Power
Ocean
Cement
8% May
8.70
58c
*
Cotton
Hamilton
Aug
8
18%
*
Northern Ontario Natural Gas__
•
Northern Quebec Power common
*
Northern Telephone
——-l
Northland utilities common
—2
Northwestern Utilities preferred--,-100
8
19%
6%
*
■
Trust
Brass
30
1,830
7,474
6,337
1.75
common—
Mines
Nor an da
Robin
Hahn
260
8
48%
*
Pembina
Opt
46
*
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty
33
8%
100
B
Oct
15
1.75
'
—
Gas
Industries
Sep
32
18
-
Trust
Class
Page
''
Sep
95c
—
:
10%
7%
_50
Niagara Wire common
Penmans
7,075
;
National
49
9V8
1.00
:
Oct
83/s
National pxug & Chemical common— *
Preferred
—20
Dec
41
8.25
—
——
Voting trust
Greening
Mar
9%
32
Mar
.
123% July
lfl.%
15%
19%
4c
Winnipeg
Jan
,
Containers
National
,." 33 % Mar
-
Oct
8%
*
8%
7%
West Saddlery
Great
Greater
Jan
55%
:———
Corp
'; 12% May
11% Mar
Nov
8
Pec
Apr
■
Jan
70c
28
■
,
A
July
62
1.28
May
81c
common-
class
33 %
Jun
—.—
49
70c
-50c
_50
Coal
Jun
600
102
*
warrants.
West
July
50
Jan
,
94
29
Warrants—
C
Great
29
5
——
Preferred
Moore
Apr
140
25%
27%
'
•
class A
preferred
200
100
class
Trust
125
10
19
27 y4
xlZ,
Class
682
—
Containers
Locomotive
'
.100
Warrants
Jan
May
50
Molson Brewery class A—
Class B
Knitting
150
2,080
»
174-
100
19
'lOO
_
19
32
Qas—_—
Montreal
6.00
4.00 Oct
200
-
7
.
—
Jan
10%
———
Monarch
Dec
"•(.;• 7
•
„1
Capital
Northern
10%
Feb
14% May
50
Properties——*
common.
—_ -20
—20
Jan
Jan
25
.
7
—
Warrants
Great
55%
8% May
ioy8
Canadian
C
P
19
*
'
'
Greet
2,263
22%
Oct
313/4
—
68% Jan
6%
*
—
11%
;
common
-
15
j
Jun
10%
—.
—
11%
-
Monarch Fine Foods
63
9%*.
—
Paper
17,915
—
Feb
30
168
Globe
Lakes
12%
8%
12y4
Jan
168
Drilling common._50c
Great
11%
Jun
J%
10
Sep
19%
—
37
100
Jan
12% Feb
-
9% May
44%
850
48%
•
B
liy4
18%
581
255
27%
72c
-■
■
4c
Class
675
40
12,401
46%
48
Envelopes class A—:
Goodyear Tire Canada common
4*/c
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A_.
5,320
21
38%
123/a
175
19%
;
common
Wares
16%
20%
40
113/4
Feb
Mar
330
48%
—
15%
20%
Dec
18 % Feb
26
Jan
Jan
62
♦
—
Steel
4.80
—5
♦
&
Oct
__—
_—__—
Products Mfg
15
14
29%
9-
"
L"l00
Petrol
745
Apr
880
29%
■-
—
A
17%
17y8
Feb
1.05
37
13
60
—
-1%
General
17%-
-.,
HI1
Class
163/4
,_3
—
14% Mar
Jun
4.75
General
General
July
50
:
Ltd
Oct
10%
General Development
General
30
7%
M
liy4
•••■
Oct
*
—_—
101
4.25 Feb
-4-
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common5%% preferred —
——
9
-20
—:
32
-1
."9% May
120
-
Mptprs
31
.30
12
62
—
General Bakeries
Oct
*
Oct
1,200
1,375
—
.
55c
10%
r
Jun
175
—
—
100
pfd- .30
1st
Jun
10%
♦
preferred
70c
14
.12
A
8
175
—
17 %:
—
70c
16%
6%
'
10%
175
.
Canadian—
—
70c
2.80 Feb
Sep
_»
class
Montreal
Power
Nov
.38
7%
1,330
51%
Falconbridge
preferred
8
2.05
2.15 Oct
104
Jun
5%
400
935
2,046
104
9%
*
Empire Lite Insurance————-10
Exquisite Form common-—
———
Preferred
—i
—10
Gatineau
9%
11%
class A.
Shoes
Modern
A
2.6U
9%
123/4
Dec
34%
class
2.50
2.40
9%
Feb
Jan
13
-Maple
2.10
38y2
—
2.35
2.40
'20
—
Oct
J.un
Trailer
2.45
7%
7%
*
Mar
8
Oct
.
27 %
Charles
1.80 Feb
_1
—
1.55
21% July
Preferred
Nov
Jan
100
Fruehauf
6Qc
200
35
3,031
Fi-osst
4
Sep
July
July
16% Mar
4
61c
.
May
10% July
101
Sep
30 y4
Co
Apr
3.20 Jan
20
37%
Companies-^—:
Freiman
lAJ /
common
Oct1
1.40
26%
30 y4
Frasev
7
2,625
6
4.60
B
Maher
36%
Foundation
11%
Jan
1.20 Jan
800
43/4
4.50
61c
-
67 % Mar
36%
Canada--—.——
14%
4%
4.60
pfd—
Macmfilan Bloedel Powell River
Jun
44
30%
of
13
21%
Sep,
26%
1,524
*
Ford
1.90
Oct
5
26%
'
18% Mar
—
1.75
Sep
41c
*
62
May
—
67c
5%
10%
4,600
1,155
1,075
3,945
65c
5%
•7
May
15
Co——
103/4
Feb
27
1,835
Corp
3.90 Jan
21
17%
Mfg '
Oct
24
16%
Motor
2.60
10%
3,810
215
Dec
17 y4
Fleetwood
3.10
May
Jun
.*
*
Ford
3.00
22
Dominion Textile common-,
Dupont Co__—,
Fleet
3.10
19
21% Mar
/—
4.80 Feb
100
Jun
A
Jun
385
16
class
1.75
12,787
10,823
Fittings
2,600
23
17%
A
2.20
19%
17%
———
2.15
183/4
17 y4
class
Oct
22%
Jun
11
common
Nov
5
1.75
preferred—
1st
(M)
9.25 Mar
21,880
—
8%
625
10
Preferred
Loeb
Feb
14
Grain
350
5%
19
13%
4.50
13%
Farms
Jan
10%
5%
19%
May
450
13%
Preferred
Jan
21%
9%
9%
5%
20
_*
Sep
8
'
2.10
'
•
2.10
———.
Federal
13
2.53
5%c
640
7.15
Stores
*
Dominion Tar & Qhemical common—*
Federal
Mar
69% Mar
Class B
Macleods class A
Jan
11%
59
'
3c
11
7.10
11%
200
Players
.
2.53
1,755
Famous
July
Maclaren Power & Paper class A
10
1—__—
Jan
9
Jan
7%
Ltd
39
May
8%
Emco
2,232
120
—
Inc
Class
Dec
85
4,323
7%
——
11%
Mar
2.4Q Dec
78
*
9%
Co—1—
53%
11%
86
Jun
12
Feb
8%
Match
51%
*
Secqrd
Laurentid# Financial class A
$1.25 preferred
1
;
$2 preferred
60
10
Eddy
52%
!Io
23%
14%
7%
Dominion
July
—
Dec
40
150
~
Loan
Jun
170
15
-
-*
Coal—
Aug
47 y2
64
2.15
;
Nov
269
55
5
Magnesium
,*
Dominion Scottish .Investment com—*
&
1.00
10
*
—
9V4
10%
2.80
———
Steel
8% Feb
5.80 Feb
3,426
*
Feb
90c
Jun
Oct
2.60
97,692
10
Levy Industries common2nd preferred
15
11%
Warrants
2.65 Aug
13 % Feb
52
,'■■■
Dominion
Dominion
78'/a
Nov
4
May
,
'
Oct
10%
55
.1
Warrants
500
80
*
2.00
1,700
_*
Dominion Foundry & SteelDominion Lime
920
1,305
2.40
Jan
2.35
.—
—.
——
10c
50c
6%
.10
11
2.20
2.25
J—•
Warrants
52% Mar
11
Jun
2,170
5%c
Dominion
Jun
55%
common
Feb
7
25
*
Dominion
Bridge
Coal preferred—
45
4.50
——
Jun
6%
'
——
—
Jun
15%
46%
Dominion
47 % Mar
1.70
A—
12 y8
16
202
100
pfd
Jun
775
10
class
19 y2
499
——2
_100
*
__ _
Jan
34
*
55%
—
19 y2
7% May
July
17
16%
■•-■*
•———
—
89
6%
79%
1
Nov
300
7%
17
16%
preferred---
Co
Jun
1.90
—
Laura
—
Seagrams
Dominion
Angle Inv
Dalex
Distillers
41c
Feb
56
55 y4
;
Loblaw Cqs
Dale
48%
66C
Lakeland Qas 1
Lake Ontario Cement
Preferred
Jan
35
10
'
\
47%
13%
Feb
is %
17
—100
3,192
lo
8%
July
——
*
common
preferred—
A
45%
Apr
60
*
class A____
Cement
25,524
'
1°
—
43%
47%
5
__——,
Common
-
106 % 106 %
——
1°
———
——
9,855
—
Nov
8
106% 106 %
''
Nest
67%
44
Labatt
Aug
19%
——*
—
Trust
Crown
Crows
65
Jun
Fob
6%
19%
106%
—
Apr
4.85
7
4.40
.
Warrants
20%
•
Jun
7V2
36%
—
67
36
25c
Warrants
625
8
21%
————
—
Lake
Kelly Douglas
Warrants
7%
'
19%
—
130
28
23 y4
25c
Preferred
Dec
Nov
76
36i
37
common——.—:
2.00
14%
v
7,049
22
:-*
—100
Class B preferred--100
Copp Clark Publishing-—'—-——'*
Corby Distillery class A.
J.
*
Class ® '
*
Coronation Credit
*
Consumers
Class A
46%
High
8
Aug
July
4.50
Class B warrantsJockey Club Ltd common——-
8%
4.40
—
45
*
common
——
Jefferson
7%
8
—,
Consolidated Mining & Smelting-——*
Consolidated. Paper—•_—
—*
Discount
Glass preferred
Public
Service
Iroquois
Jamaica
7%
■
77/B
—-—10
—
A
7%
—
.
—
Preferred
Class
Oct
4.40
Jun
4.25
4.30
—
25
— ___ _____
Interprovincial Pipe LineInterprovincial Steel pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Jan
May
18 % May
Nov
Oct
74
.
13%
14%
———-
,...
14%
y2
74
:•
Conduits
National
1
Consolidated Bakeries
■——*
Consolidated Building common——._*
Columbia Cellulose
r/2
14
25 %
6
'
3.75
28
*
1
*
*
25
*
Canadian Westinghowse
Canadianwade Properties
Chrysler
17 y2
-
Jan
44
6%
—L_25
—
Jan. 1
Low
25%
_
Preferred
Range Since
High
400
___
.
Shares
6 y2
———
14% Mar
22%
25
10
.*
Inter
Dec
10%
10°
Petrofina
Canadian
Low
_*
Powders Pref—25
International Minerals
-5
International Nickel
*
International Utilities coipmon
-5
Apr
Jan
97 y2
Railway
preferred
Pacific
Low
High
1,500
4,405
JO®
preferred
Canadian
for Week
8%
—
--———
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
8%
--
preferred
preferred
Canadian
Low
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
-2.50
— *
*
Gas
common
(Range foi* Week Ended December 14)
Sales
Week's
Friday
41
3.90
4.25
2.40
2.40
3.00
50 y2
50%
35
143/4
143/4
250
4.65
4.75
190
4.65
13
60c
Pec
1.25 Jan
Oct
18%
2.80 Oct
12%
Jan
Dec
50% Oct
5.00
Jun
51%
13%
18
8%
2.40
Jun
3.95
Jun
6%
Oct
5.50
13
Jan
Sep
May
Jan
Maiy
83/4
8%
9%
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class A
*
24%
24%
24%
2,960
12,383
24
24i/4
715
-50
50
20
41%
41%
41»A
280
42%
42%
89
39
Oct
26
25 y4
26
25
Dec
53c
Dec
60c
10 %
Nov
13% Nov
4%
Jun
7% May
*
Seven Arts
Class
A
Class
Shell
B
preferred
preferred
—
preferred—
Investments
Warrants
Shell
Oil
Shullys
—
*
—
Industries
——
12 y8
12%
12i/2
3,880
35,145
44,606
5%
5%
5%
1,390
59c
*
53c
60c
19% Jun
22% May
37% Sep
26%
Jan
27% Jan
43% Sep
48% Feb
25% Dec
Dec
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2518)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Silknit
K
Slater
731
29 %
30%
2,317
2.30:
Standard
Ltd
Canada
Southern
Sep
17%
Canada
Tungsten
1.75
Aug
Dec
42 '/a Mar
Canadian
Nov
14% Mar
Canadian
18 J/a
1.15
17,650
4.85
4.40
5.60
288,916
1.45
—
611
17%
Dec
20 J/a
52
35
51
Oct
53% May
Canadian
32%
825
25
Jun
32%
Dec
3.90
200
Oct
4.65
Jan
3.65
9%
9%
1,660
9
17 Vi
20'/a
81,820
10
17%
18
20,986
10c
3,050
227,700
1.05
8c
May
13Vic
Jan
3.20
13,100
2.61
Sep
5.35
Feb
1.20
1.20
1.35
300
1.10
Sep
5.35
3.50 May
4.35
Feb
1.80
Jan
*
16
Jan
20 Vi
Oct
Oct y
15%
Dec
21 Va May
Jun
Devonian
17%
220
Nov
1.40
preferred
3.70
4,586
89c
97c
17,370
64c.
16%
1.13
1.12
1.22
16,150
»oc
Jun
20c
10c
Long
17,399
*
35c
35c
35c
8c
15
46
150
40 Vi
Jun
50 J/a
May
Canadian
Northwest
24%
24%
270
23% July
26 Vi
Jan
Canadian
Silica
17%
18'/a
4,210
Jun
19%
OCt
Can-Erin
Mines
200
4.65
Aug
I
*
4.00
4.00
98%
98%
1.20
1.25
600
17%
16 J/4
2.85
55
1.20
____100
Industries
96
Feb
2,250
Oct
:r
1.70
31c
Jan
'1.34 Dec
0
Jan
45c
Apr
Jan
8c
'11,150
8,304
38C.'
7c
6.Vic July
13c
Jan
6c
7Vic
8,328
5
19c
1.00
99c
1.01
2,400
79c
1
11c
9Vic
11c
'36,824
1
Mines
Candore
Captain
Mines
Ltd
Feb
Cariboo
Gold
10c
Quartz
Jan
*
Exploration
Feb
102
Aug
1.00
26c
14Vic Dec
1
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian North Inca
7,188
17c
103
13
May
1.23
14Vic
20 J/2
—
Preferred
Feb
i.87 Feb
V
July
24c
1.14
14Vic
103
101
15c
71c
22c
1.15
*
Island
20 Vi
17 %
2.60 Mar
Jun
Canadian High; Crest
Jan
105
3.60
45 Vi
_
Oct
91c
*
"
Superior Propane
Supertest ordinary
5c
1
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
Jan
25
July
Petroleum
Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
46
._25
Dec
3.10
103
1
5.60
1.40
.100
•
2.35 May
3.15
._10
—•
Trusts
Jan
1.18 Mar
9 Vic
Canadian
*
Preferred
19 Vi
Feb
:—1
Minerals
Warrants
32
197/«
Steinberg class A
High
Mar
80c
*
17 %
Common
13%
1.09
1
Delhi
9 %
Low
13
300
13%
1.10
1
Astoria
9'/4
3.90
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10c
20
Feb
Shares
*
Petrol
1,365
40
for Week
Low
1
:
Lands
40
-
Paving
Bros
Switson
32'/4 Mar
Jun
Lake
Red
Oil
52
of Canada
Sterling
Canada
9J/2
32%
Stedman
Campbell
Jan
40
.50
preferred.
Industries
Foods
Dec
14
18
southam
Stafford
26 Vi
241/4
775
2.50
Jan
11J/4 May
9%
.20
Somerville
21
Pricp
Par
40
common
Preferred
Steel
27
12 J/2
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale
9%
_____50
(Ni
Steel
26%
12 Va
29%
Manufacturing
preferred
D
26 y4
Ltd
Siater
Low
12%
Dairies class A
Sliver wood
Snnnsons
S
5
I
common
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Monday, December 17, 1962
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
stocks
.
.
(Range for Week Ended December 14)
'
Sales
Week's
;
Cassiar Asbestos Corn Ltd-
9c
10c
•
6Vic
6Vic
1
91c
91c
10%
10%
11
1,095
_•"
7.85
7.55
7.95
1.05
1.00
1.07
4,425
4,500
500
;
1.20 May
Oct ;; i
8c
10.749
>
Jan
Jun
8c
22,522
1
:
/.
;.
Vic.May
30c
Oct
14VicMar
■
5%c^&ug%
9lc
10
15c
Dec
'Feb
Jun
y
Sep
1.60 Mar
'
Tamblyn
common
Tancord
Industries
Canadian
Third
-45
common—
Inv
Gen
46
49 Vi
class A
Canners
Top
6
6
60%
62 J/4
Rio
Gold
Central
Porcupine
Oil
Charter
Jan
Cheskirk Mines
Oct
Chesterville
Feb
Chib
Feb
Feb
Chimo Gold Mines
12
62
62
25
3.00
3.90
i.eio
50c
55c
700
13%
13 '/2
14%
14,493
9%
9
9 Vi
1,450
i
21%
21 Vi
22'/a
7,591
17%
Jun
13%
13%
137/a
13,922
12 Vi
Jun
67/a
7
370
12%
12%
1,370
11 Vi
Oct
6 J/2
6Vi
100
6 Vi
Dec
7%
Apr
Con
7
7
55
7
Dec
11%
Apr
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Canada
Pipeline
Pipeline—
Trans-Mountain
Prairie
50%
49
Oct
55
Jan
Consolidated
Pipeline
12%
Elevator
City
Gas
—
15
58% July
64
1
Dec
9%
40c
Oct
4.35
11
Jun
3.00
7%
16'/4 May
8Vi
Kayrand
Chibougamau
Chromium
Cochenour
27%
Jan
Coin
16 "/a
4.60 Jun
Nov
Combined
7Vi Aug
16 J/4 Mar
1st
preferred
Union
United
United
Steel
Vector
Lake
Gold
Coniaurum
Key Mines
23%
Jan
Consolidated
Central
Nov
60
Apr
Consolidated
Discovery
&
Grey
7,057
2,187
Oct
7%
25
90c
Dec
1.75
9c
9c
6,000
8c
Oct
5
5%
1,675
7%
7'/a
7%
702
6
59
%____i_—
class
Mfg
Victoria
—___—._*
Trust—„_
_10
A
59
461
52
4.15
4.15
Wainwright Products & Ref————1
1.00
95c
1.00
*
55%
54%
4.50
Vulcan
—___——*
Walker
G
Waterous
Webb
W
&
Equipment
&
*
:
We.sreet
Consolidated
Consolidated
Golden
35%
35
Aug
40J/2
275
27
Nov
29
12%
13%
9
Mar'
13%
Dec
Consolidated
65 c
40c
Sep
1.70
Jan
Consolidated
Regcourt
59c
Jan
Consolidated
8,80
-100
.100
Sep
1.80
Jan
8c
8Vic
4,322
7c
44c
46c
4,475
35c
July
47c
Oct
13%c
14c
5,144
4,000
13c
-Nov
20c
Jan
4c
May
9c
Sep
65c
Nov
59c
Apr
71c
Jan
__
7c
7c
-
Jun
58c
58c
60c
18.750
30c
Jan
30c
30c
35c
63,234
27c
Sep.
3lc
28Vic
3lc
10,100
25c
Oct
7,600
50c
14c
-•
Aug
-
/
2.42
1.34
Jun
4.35
1.28
'
73c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
2.05
1
9Vic
9Vic 10Vic
15,100
11,416
9c
July
*
4Vic
4Vic
4Vic
3,700
13c
Oct
6Vic
Sep
1
Mines
2.00
8,545,
Feb
28c
27Vic
29c
13,300
18c
Oct
35 Vic
July
1.90
Feb-
3.00 Aug
13c
1.01
1.02
1
8c
7Vic
8Vic
9,635
5Vic
Jan
1
8Vic
9Vic
21,000
5 Vic
Jun..
1
6c
8Vic
5Vic
6c
7,066
5Vic
Dec
1
44c
43.Vic
47c
25,461
•
1.95
1.92
1.95
4,bUO
4.15
4.30
619
1.01
1
Poplar
Mines
Mines
600
1.01
July
Feb
1.60 May
17c
...
Sep
12Vic Mar
14c
May
.1,650
17%
Dec
18J/4
Dec
Consolidated
17
4,325
13
Jun
20
Apr
Consolidated
3,030
15%
Jun
22 »/a Mar
Conwest
Exploration
•
8.75
9.10
3,853
6.00
Jun
11 Vi
•
20c
18c
20c
26,700
11c
Jun
42c
Nov
50
104 Vi
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper-Rand Chibougamau—
♦
7Vic
7c
9c
31,250
6c
Jun
12c
Jan
32c
11,300
101
36%
36%
16%
16%
I'y;--
—____*
785
3.55
3.90
14%
15,050
45c
45c
July
101
Oct
Dec <
44
May
Jan
.
12 Vi July •
1,750
14%1
110
Jan ' V
36%
1,585
16%
Jan
85
15
3.90
*
8Vic
Nov
20%
361/4
-5
B
May
18%
101
warrants
common
3c
69c
16%
101
•
—5
Red
Jan
1,700
2
Mines—
Sannorm
May
Sep
19c
106 Vi 106%
16%
.
class
215
"28
Jan
Aug
20%
9
•
Knitting
Zellers
36'/4
65c
;
class A
;
Mines
Nicholson
27%
Sep
--
17Vic
-8c
>y
33,900
2.15
Exploration
Apr
Apr
5c
73c 1
14c
1
Ltd
Jan
Jan
75c
4Vic
__
23Vic
v
Jun
Morrison
Consolidated Northland
Consolidated Rambler
Corp
3,675
30c
Jan
28c
Consolidated
Jan
Stores Ltd
7Vic
^.Oct
2Vic
1.03
4Vic July
6Vic Jun
19,500
Dec
Negus
A
2,000
49c
5.00
Mosher
Combing
7Vic
20,600
6c
45c
Jun
Consolidated
Woodward
-10c
6,012
8c
7Vic
•
11c
7c
6c
7c
47c
3.25
Consolidated
A
10 Vic
11c
.,
1
800
Consolidated
class
Oct
47c
29c
'
May
Feb
pfd
21 Vic
76c
Feb
5Vi%
21%c21%c
„
20,172
Jan
Hi
1,125
Oct
1.12
2.85
Industries
Dec
1.03
22%
(G
Oct
62c
1.09
23%
preferred
17Vic
1
Jun
(J)
22c.
3,232
68c
93c
Jun
Wood
2,282
13,050
25c
19Vic|
62c
3.80
5.00
17%
24c
18 Vic
65c
85c
Aug
A
24c
3.65
1.70
class
5.75 May
1
Mines—
Oils
11%
Pacific
Dec
92c
Mac
11%
(Geo)
4.20
1
Mogul.
12c
2,775
3.70
Consolidated
1,400
4.60
*
J an
y
4.30
1
Marbenor
59 Vi
30c.
4.30
Marcus Gold Ltd_
Jun
25c
5.50 May
Mic
200
25c
Dec
Consolidated
43%
100
1.40
Consolidated
5,589
2,080
4,040
Consolidated
56%
>
1.65
Jan
1,630
13 Vi
1.55
May
2,448
♦
Jan
1.61
1.50
2.00
•.
Jan
80c
5.50
Dec
14%
__.
57c
Jun
1
15%
common
Oct.
39c
__
Arrow
14
—20
Jan
28c
7
Halliwell
95c
,
24c
Jun
2,450
"
Nov.-
7,700
,
Iron
Lake_
14%
Wood
York
Gillies
14
Class- B
warrants'
Class
Consolidated
Jan
63%
Sep
Apr
6,900
1
Crest
14%
Copper
Western
Wool
Fenimore
7% May
Jun
4.00 May
360
East
*
common
Warrants
6 ?
8%
Oct
Oct
Feb
8c
34c
1
Dragon-Oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
22c
Consolidated
Apr
1
Ltd
Can
Trans
Products—.
Western
.
3.60
Jan
Jan
trust '—___—_—*
Foods
class
A—
*
Preferred
Weston
27J/4
Jan
4.85
1.72
34c
44c
1
__
2.00
Knapp
West-fair'
■
19%
.
32c
1
Cadillac
2.00
Westcoast
Voting
Mines—
y
Flin
Jun
•
__.———
Vendomatic
Viceroy
Callinan
53%
23
7c
.
Oct
41 Vic
•
Bellekeno
15%
5%
5,000
Oct
3cL May.i
32c
.*
160
90c
10c
.
1
—
9,290
21
15c
'
19
90c
75c
435,000
6,730
Oct
41 Vic
•
55
5%
29,700
7c
9c
9c
—2.50
•:
18%
22
1.23
Nov
-
*
Mines
5 4 '/a
90c
./5c
Apr
1
Metals
Coniagas Mines
18%
5%
9.75
2.21 May
10c
May
1
54%
5%
Corp____
Alloys
Electric
50
1
Willans
*
common
.preferred
Corps class B
A
Vanadium
50
;
Mining
& Smelting
Smelt
&
50
*
•
*
Canada
of
Gas
Class
7
*
-—50
common
Jan
Oct
1
Mining
Consolidated
Acceptance
1.08
6c
_1
Copper
Min
Oct
Oct
1
Mines
11,500
16c 16Vic
•
.._
Jun
6c
4 Vic
__
•
200
A
Trans
5c
—
_1
501/4
3.75
Corp
Union
1
1,125
July
4.80
91c.
.13
"
Sep
73 Vi
;
.
.__i
class
Finance
Turnbull
7
*.
Dei
Pat
3,780
common...
Canada
Twin
51 J/2 May
Dec
Central
Central
14
"50
Trans
Trans
Oct
6
Jan
Feb
13%
Warrants
Traders
60
*
55c
Marts
Towers
2.15
Jan
Nov
49
100
61%
II10
A—
preferred
Star
Toronto
class
Works
Iron
Toronto
:_
Bank
Dominion
luroiito
21 J/a
1.75
100
49 J/2
Oct
41 Vi
2,277
49 %
-50
pfd—
1.75
45
❖
Tip
205'
1.75
Ltd
Canada
Texaco
14%
1,115
17%
1,136
2.70
12
30c
171/2
Jan
See
in
Jan
4.10 Mar
note
this
Coulee
Shawkey
West
under
14%
Nov
Courvan
Feb
55c
Apr
Patino
Mines,
__
25c
90c
3.60
Oct
50c "
Dec
Jan
2.35
Jan
Oct
7.90 May
Ltd.
tabulation
Lead
July
Petroleum—
Cowichan
Zinc
1
Copper
33
33
30
31
Nov
33
Dec
Craigmont
47%
47%
55
47%
Dec
47%
Dec
Crestaurum
3.60
3.60
700
2.40
July
6.35
Jan
Croinor
31c
1
Mining
30c
Jun
15c
19c
3,520
13c
Jan
19c
Jun
60c
63c
4,500
42c
Oct
85c
Mar
19
—
19%
31c
\
62c
*
r___
19%
5,562
75C
Jan
_50
•
MINES
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
Uranium
Acme
Gas
AND
OILS
Ltd
•
Mines
1
Akaitclio
Alba
Yellowknife
Roxana
Alminex
Gold
5.Vic
16c
30,500
5.50
2,450
49 %c
49c
50c
11.1- K
39c
13,136
1.65
Jun
5.500
10Vic
Dec
41c
Aug
22 Vic
Feb
9c
Oct
4c
Mines
2()o
32 %c
30c 33 Vic
36,999
30c
Petroleums
5c
5 Vi
7.60
7.60
Rouyn
1
Mines
United Development
Mines—,
Area
Gold
Asamera
Sep
Jan
2.65
37c
1
Ruffner
River
Aumaque Gold
Mines
Mines
8c
Dec
40,800
Jan
Deldona
Devon
10c
July
17c
Aug
17c
Sep
48Vic
Jun
July
15c
Jan
East
2,000
76c
Oct
19,500
7c
Nov
63,572
68c
31c
31c
39c
108,900
24c
May
M-ay
93c
5,500
10c
Oct
36c
1.08
1.05
1.10
9,200
1.00
7c
7c
8,000
5c
Feb
5 Vic
5 J/2 c
7c
7,500
5 Vic
July
7c
7c
7 Vic
23,300
7c
Jan
5c
4 Vic
5 Vic
62,750
4 Vic
July
3.30
3.30
3.50
2,108
3.20
Dec
12c 12 Vic
1.37
16-Vi
Apr
East
1
So
Banff
preferred
1
9.40
9.15
9.90
14,595
—.—_25
21 %
21 '/a
22 Vi
425
_25
preferred
5%%
24 %
24'/4
—
Oil
50c
Bankeno
1
Bankfield
Barex
Metals
Bat
a
Mines..
umis
•
Copper
Corp
Bouxan
,
23% Mar
2.50
|
11%
12Vi
7c
6 Vic
7Vic
8,025
6c
Dec
16Vic July
8Vic
8c
9c
39,600
8c
Dec
I6V2C July
20c
20c
10,7501
19c
Jun
1
;
Mines
12V/4
6c
5 Vic
6c
49,500
4 Vic Mar
2.26
2.26
1.200
2.10 Mar
1
Mines
1.79
1
Buffalo
Jim
1.80
Jan
6c
Nov
13 Vic
Dec
5c
6e
23,000
5c
Jan
8Vic
Apr
17c
20c
15,600
lie,
Jun
1.60
1.65
2,460
1.45
Jun
2.95
10,410
2.37
Jun
6,700
18c
10c
11c
17c 19Vic
14,400
13c
llVicl6Vic
121,100
2.90
450
1
19c
1.65
2.75
2.75
Far west;
1
—
1
20c
—
Mining
Mining,
Mines
Petrol
Ltd—
preferred
10
2.85
Mines
Buffalo
Red
75c
8c
9c
7,800
6c
26
Feb
Geco
1
.25Vi
24%
26
2,203
22 Vi
Oct
Feb
Genex
1
10c
9c
10c
8,500
5Vic
Jun
84c
HV4
1,500
67c
Oct
Gas
Cairerina
Campbell
Ltd
Mines
17c
Aug
30c
Nov
Giant
Jan
39c
Sep
Giant
48c
Feb
70c
Oct
Glacier Explorers
1
91c
Oct
Jan
Goldale
1
15c
Nov
32c
Jan
Goldfields
29,725
5c
Nov
10c
Mar
6c
Nov
15 Vic
Jan
Granby Mining
1.60
Mascot: Mine—
Yellowknife
1
;
Mines Ltd—
1
Limited
Mining
1
Goldray
.
81c
.
11 Vi
6c
2,700
4c
Jun
11c
Feb
Grandroy
10c
20,310
10c
May
19c
Jan
Granduc
40c
6,700
38c
July
60c
Aug
Great
Plains
1,025
lc
Sep
21 Vic
Feb
Gulch
&
Mines
footnotes,
see
16c 19Vic
177,140
lie
Oct
21c
33c
7,734
23c
Jan
48c
12
Oct
33c
18'A
13c
24,200
10Vic
2.85
2.90
5,325
.1.95
6c
12%
6Vic
4,035
7V'2c
9.20
18
12%
12
1
1.35
1
8Vic
7Vic
Dec
14c
Jan
Gunnar Mining
1
10%c
5c
May
18c
Sep
Gwillim
1
7 J/2e May
34c
7Vic
Oct
27c
Jan
8Vic
Jan
59c
Feb
9
6,700
5Vic
8Vic
8,340
6 Vic
11 '/4
699,288
7.65
4c
7,000
2.00
200
Dec
Jun
.24
24c
4.15
Feb
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
15 'A
Feb
Jan
9 Vic
Apr
Feb
10c
11 Vic
4c
41c
6.05
10c.
V
11c
64,900
9 Vic 13 Vic
160,500
4c
3.70
Jan
4 Vic
50,600
4c
July
40c 41 J/ic
17,500
37c
Nov
6.00
6.25
2.527
25c
26c
2,200
3.65
3.80
5,899
2.30
2.25
2.35
6.00
25c
2.75
8.100
5c
5c
5c
3,000
10c 10 Vic
13 Vic
13 Vic
1
page 43.
11c
13 J/2 C
15c
5,000
112,450
1.41
Apr
Aug
Oct
2.4!)
Feb
7.75 July
36c
Jan
4.90
Feb
Sep
3.40
Gulf
Lead
Hallnor
Hard
Mines,;.
Lake
Mines
Rock
Harrison
Hasaga
Gold
Head
1
Lakes
01
Jan
14c
11,100
23
850
1!)
700
17c
12
May
Oct
28c
Jan
Oil
1
Bell
Ltd
class. A"__.
Howey
Hudson
Consolidated GoldBay Mining'& SmeLting
Bay Oil
2.10
2,520
1.25
Jan
2.60
Feb
3.55
3.65
10,761
3.10
Oct
7.50
Jan
Hugh
Pam
Porcupine-:
Hydra Exploration
^
r
2.00
Nov
3.00
11c
Mar
16c
Dec
Jan
July
Jan
3,500
25,100
7c
Feb
20c
Aug
13c
Feb
19c
Apr
70c
July
13c
13c
90c
91c
2,000
10c
11c
12,000
10c
22c
21Vic
22c
25,000
20c
5Vic
6c
21,000
2.30
5,875
2.05 Mar
2.70
20.21%
ll%_12»/4
11%
12
5,086
18.V4
Jun
26 Vi
3,200
9.40
Jun
15% Feb
5,257
9.25- Jun
15% Mar
__
2.25
___•
2.21
11V2
llVi
1
2.70
•
50%
2.50
8c
12c
I
9c
21V4
—
11V4
91c
•
Hudson
18 Vic Mar
Oct
Aug
627
__5
Class B
Jan
3c
11c
12c
__
lie
__1
Gold
,
2.00
1
29% Aug
Jan
4c
1
39c
2.00
3.55
Iron,
Lake
Mines,
Co
Sep
15c
19c
Gold
Home
20c
1
Hastings
Consolidated
Jan
22
1
Hollinger
9c
.1
Mines
Jan
6c
July
Vic Aug
Mines
Minerals
Gold
,
4c
___1
Highland
Mar
6 Vic
j.
Gold
Jan
4c
.
19C
*}
I
39c i
10Vic
3,000
*
Chibougamau
May
—
5,542
Apr
12c
13c
_1
;
Apr
1,500
2.90
.
Jun
34c
..-y
28c
200
j.5
...
DeveloD
Apr
14 Vi
Oct
27 Vic
1
Mines
Mines
1.10
Jan
34,575
_•
;
373,300
*
Petroleum
8Vi
Oct
Jan
14c
33c
14c
1
1
1,984
14c
29% Mar
lie
16Vic L
2.10
1
_
Nov
19Vic
12 Vic
__
8 Vic
25c
OH
„
11
.13 Vic
—1
10c
1
Oils
For
Mines-Ltd.
1GJ/2c
1
Petroleum
77c
Jan
Jun
Headway Red
Lake
Mines
Calgary & Edmonton
Cah ert
75c
8 Vic
8c
1
Caaamet Mines
Calalta
,
1
Oct
4.10 Mar
Nov
Nov
Gaitwin Mining
Ltd
Ltd—
33c.
Jan
Jan
Nov
Heath
Holdings
5c
2.50
70c
Feb
1.55
Jan
31 Vic Aug
May
26
changed to
Ankerite
4.20
11c
11
2.00
1
Gold
1.85 Aug
18Vic
Jun
8 Vic
1
Mining & Smelting
2,785
22 Vic Mar
7 Vic July
Nov
Vi
Sep
91c
8c
i
Mines
2.05
5,900
192,150
13c
_x
Ankerite
Buffalo
Cable
2.05
1.55 May
1.02
1
French
Jan
Aug
2.73 July
5Vic
1
Corp
Francoeur
75c
9 Vic
13 Vi
1
Sep
Jan
98c
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
July
2,425
1.79
1.70
__
I
1
Ltd
Reef
Name
5c
21c
9.25 May
8 Vic
1
Eureka
May
3,790
13c
Ltd
Jan
9c
15Vi
Nov
July
July
1
Sep
4.65
5.45
34
•
Gold—
Sullivan
Fatima
94c
1
!
Mining
12c
Mar
12 Vi Mar
3.60 Mar
855
El
Jan
Jun
Jun-
11,169
Jan
May
Nov
9.50
38c
26
Mines
Vic
May
60c
7,800
Eldrich
11
72c
Jan
65,103
Dec
9c
24c
Sep
88c
Apr
1.28
Oct
19c
44c
88c
1.18
Feb
6Vic
2,883
9.85
c
Sol
Apr
5,550
4.15
Pete
Amphi
15c 15',ic
10c
•
Pioneer—
Brunswick
5 c.
•
9,867
57c
10%
3.80
11,200
7c
17c
8Vic
8c
25Vi
Co
Malartic
40c
1
_M)o
.
Mines
Mines
Eroulan
6 Vic
...
Jan
4.15
1,222
:
27c
25%
Mav
5,400
>10,100
Mar
•
90c
14,000
15c
1
5,133
«
Sep
70,800
—
1
.
Mines
Bid cop Mines' Ltd.
Black
I3av
Uranium
Eralorne
5c
1
1
Mines
Yukon,
16c
6 Vic
—1
.
Corp
Quebec
Eordulac
16c
•
.
Mining
4etiilel»ent
Bevcon
1.00
5c
Duouesne
Belleterre
97c
50c
Petroleums
belcher
1.00
4,200
26c
54c
22
725
'
21c
50c
Mining
Uranium
Beat I ip
26c
19 J/2c
52c
:.l
;
—
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Ba-e
1.06
19 Vic
Mines
Mines
Ea-ka
24 J/2
*
Cons
Trust
Barnat
.
97c
5.75
21
14c
lOVi
Frobex
Eailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
25Vic
July
23c 23",Vim
1
Mines
Elder-Peel
18c
Jun
6c
—-
25c
Mines
Copper
E'ast
8c
May
15c
8 Vic
1
Petroleum—
Dynamic
I.OVJ J
90c
3 Vic Mar
3,000
1
Mines,
Duvan
19c
1
i
1
-
Mines
Donalda
14,413
1.18
21V4 Mar
8c
18 Vic 19Vic
7Vic
—
1
Palmer Oils
Dickenson
15c
19c
1
Mines
Mines
Denison
410,880
9 J/2c
Gold
Mining
Pacific
Delnite
lie
1
1
Mines..
Horn
Delhi
41c
8c
——1
1
..19,775
Dome
1
Mines
15c 15Vic
19c 21 Vic
Jan
87c
1
Mines
Sep
Feb
97c
—1
6Vic
Sep
87c
-
Coast Copper
Yellowknife
Mines
4,000
10c
1
Warrants
4c
54c
1.05
.
3Vic
101/4
Oct
__1
.
4c
Mines
Dome
_♦
Nickel
Atlantic
Gold
7.25
Sep
1
11 Vic
31c
10c
__i
—
Arcadia
Aumacho
7,685
15c
Vic Feb
8
40c
Mines
Oil
Associated
6.410
8.25
11c
•
1
Mines
Arjon
5 Vi c
c
Jun
32c
July
5 tic
*
Aunor
55c
10Vic
Aug
Sep
1
Jun
Mines
2.28
55,098
5c
Deer
16c 16 Vic
15,222
13,200
Jan
2.06
6c
10c
1.07
July
16c
8 Vic
Brewis
35 Vic Mar
4 Vic
10c
Decoursey
500
13 Vic
Sep
1
Daragon
1,750
5c
Jun
12Vic
Daering Explorers
21,550
15c
Pete
12c
Aug
Apr
7c
2.10
May
5 Vi c
Jan
20c
1
7c
2,050
Oct
Oct
Apr
1,000
6c
6.75
39c
15c
9c
6c
15c
7c
2Vic
Oct
9c
6c
50c
Mines
18 Vic
Jun
l
Lead
Atlin
35c
15V2
9c
Mn*es
Pershing
May
16c
Huronian
Atlas
4.80
l()o
Leduc
Anchor
Anglo
May
9 Vic Aug
57c
10c
*
Ar.acon
Anglo
Jan
5c
4,657
14c
5.20
12c
1
—
*
American
Ansil
5c
73.512
14c
1
Minerals
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Anglo
26c
5.50
___l
—
Explorations
Allied
5c
18 Vic
_•
_
Advocate Mines Ltd
Agnico Mines Ltd
24c
1
Oil
&
3.60
1
Cusco
preferred
Electric
1
Crowpat
Zellers
Zenith
17
1
__
1
30c
.
-
.
2.65
-
2,575
2.75
50li15ll/4
16 y417
He
11c
26c
31c
.
1.1,295
3,457
500
15,840
5e.
Nov
26c
Oct
65c
July
14c
2.05 Mar
47
12Vi
,.8m
25Vic
1.25
May
T.75
59 V*
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
Dec
Jan
Dec
Apr
Jun
20 % Mar
Oct-
17c
Jan
Jun
54c
Feb
Volume-196
The
6221
Number
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Inspiration _1__.
Low
1
Low
High
46c
41c
42c
STOCKS
Iso
1
40c
1
:
73C
Aug
1.34
Jan
2.55
.
80c
77c
24c
'81c
I
Sep
62c
22,250
Oct
1
70c
68c
71c
4,300
5,400
-60c
Jun
2«o
20c
20c :22%c
10,800
17c
Sep
_35c
28c
22y2c
28c
42,400
21c
Nov
1
11c
ioy2c
11c
7,371
10c
Aug
1
5c
5c
5c
1
8%c
8c
8V2C
5,000
1
22c
2oy2c
23c
19,000
18y2c
Oct
•
12c
iiy2c
12c
18,500
10c
Jan
-
Mines
>'
Jan
1.75
Waite
Mining
Jacobus
.•/.■
40c
Apr
Corp Ltd—
Merger
into
Copper
Mines,
gamau
Ltd
Patino
Mining
share
Rand
will
1.00
Jun
17c
Sep
10c
Mar
i2y2c
Sep
Paymaster
35c
Jan
PCE
6Vi
Rand
Explorations
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Gold
Mines
Quebec
Joliet
Mines
Jonsmith
Joutel
;
Mines
5,100
,
4%c Aug
7c
May
?
25 %c Mar
9ic
95c
2,500
56c
July
1.01
Corp.
for
Patino
share
receive
and
share
one
held
Pato
Pax
6,207
25c
May
44c
Dec
Permo
Gold
July
Perron
27c
60c
69c
Oct
Petrol
1
5%c
4V2C
5 y2c
14,400
4c
Jun
9c
Sep
Phillips
1
Mines
7.00
6.95
7.55
30,969
6.50
Sep
10%
Jan
Pickle
Kilembe Copper
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland
1.85
2,000
Townsite
33c
38c
1
...
17 %c
17% C
26c
34,208
146,500
8c
Gold
11c
11,000
9 %C
1,467
9,239
19%
Lingman
Osu
7%c
Apr
13c
Feb
Shore
Latin
25%
4.75
4.95
_
Mines
1
Little Long
Lac
5,500
15c
.8,800
2.70
1,010
2.50
3.75
3.75
569
3.45
30c 31 %c
30c
25c
30 c
1.24
9,500
14c
12V2C
15c
4%c
4c
4%c
4'3,700
•
Gas
Gold
Goldfield
-4—1
V-
Yellowknife
Gold
Ponder
Rouyn
Prairie
Jan
4.10
.
4.25
:
Jun
1.46 Mar
•,
1.70
Sep
Jun
May
15 %c
Jan
9%c
Sep
6,300
16c
Sep
39c
31,100
80c
Oct
2.43
7c
7c
2,400
5c
Jan
14c
6c
Jun
20c
5c
May
14C-
6c
5 Vac
6c
3.15
3.25
J
8,500
5,585
32,500
Dec
r
Macfie
Mines
1
1.99 July
Jan
Jan
July
Sep
Mad sen
Lake
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
Mines
2,819
2.07
'2.07
2.14
12,100
2.00 May
2.51
4%c
4%c
1,300
3%c July
6c
■'
—4
1
8%c
16c
Dec
3c
July
1.05
2C
70,000
77c
6,005
4c
4V2C
10,770
16c
16c
1,155
18c
21c
12,500
__
*
•
18c
_
1
13c
Jun
»
14c
July
18c
13c
|llc
77c
*
_
9V2c
8c
1
I_I—l
Manoka
74c
Apr
3%C Mar
H
1.05
'/
Jun
Sep
Sep
July
6%c Feb
26c
Jan
Nov
36c
Aug
Oct
/:15c
25c
Sep
Aug
'.
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely
Mines
7c
6c
7c
I,000
13,000
5%c May
12c
Jan
1
Mines
Mataohewan
Jun
4,500
1.13
—
Marboy
Maritimes
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1.30
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1.12
1
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Manitou
31c
18c
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1.13
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4.35
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1
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3.10
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MacLeod
16c
48c
48c
50c
66,508
45c
Sep
88c
13,413
36c
May
7c
July
51c
1
51c
49c
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.—
9c
8 Vic
9c
14.799
9-15
49c
9.15
9.55
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45c
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43c
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2,025
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28c
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1
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57c
13c
Feb
Jan
Quemont
28c
13%
7c
74c
46c
1
19c
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Mines
National
Nello
New
1.07
31c
Nov
42c
Apr
36c
Nov
27c 28 Vic
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13%
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11c
76c
57.600
46c
16%
Apr
33c
Aug
57c
74,185
72c
Jun
4%c May
86c
12 Vi
123,175
25,646
May
Oct
30c
1,400
16,850
Oct
16Vic
Nov
1.60 May
72c
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1.64
49c
3.75
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Feb
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8 Vic
10c
29,8l'0
6c
3,000
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6c
4%c July
13Vic
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Mar
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1.72
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4.20
25c
119,800
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65c
15c
15c
500
Jun
21c
Sep
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4%c
10,035
25 Vic 25 %C
11c
Apr
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3Vic
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7c
Aug
Oct
61c
Aug
1,000
1
28c
25c
28c
14,000
5%c
Nov
16c
Feb
1
6c
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6c
40,700
29c
Jan
Develop
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4c
4c
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20y2c May
2y2c Aug
6c
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1
4.05
3.80
4.05
6,900
Oct
4.40
Oct
99c
95c
1.00
9,000
61c
Oct
1.25
Oct
Warrants
New
Continental
New
Davies
Goldvue
Canada
Hosco
Mines
Jason
Kelore
25c
6,450
18c
Sep
28c
Feb
11c
11c
7c
Jun
19c
Aug
3y2c,
4%c
6y2c
7c
1,000
2,595
1,900
63,630
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3.05
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96c
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14c
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17c
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New
Gold
New
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Nickel
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ioy2c
3y2c
Jan
6c
Oct
Jun
68c
6c
18,500
8%c Apr
10y2c Mar
-
1.25
Dec
Oct
9c
Apr
5V2c July
19Vic July
13c i6y2c
31,400
13c
Oct
25 %c
Jan
19c
32,500
14c
Nov
49c
Jan
Realm
Rouyn
Mines
Mining
Norcan
Mines
Oils
common
May
13 %c
33Vic
5c
4 Vic
18c
1
25c
3.25
warrants.:
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18c
5,300
22c
2,500
3.25
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1.24
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2.75
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2.81
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10c
10,200
30,950
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1.18
1.25
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Nov
3%c Aug
I
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Oct
21c
Oct
1.55 Aug
12c
Mar
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41c
Jan
37Vic May
3.45
Oils
Mines
25c
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Jun
9c
Sep
24y2c
Apr
5c
Apr
16c
Nov
1.10
Oct
2.25
200
26c
Sep
69c
Jan
45c
8,500
40c
Sep
89c
Mar
5.90
39,594
18c
17c
18c
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25c
25c
26c
2.49
17c
II,000
1,400
3,580
20c
10,750
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1
10Vic
8y2c
8,600
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11c
1.500
1.80
15c
Jan
Nov
8.55
32c
61c
Mar
55c
Jan
2.00
Jun
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7c
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Aug
Oct
3.30
28c
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Dec
Sep
Jan
1,400
1.52
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5.50
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7.15
Nov
May
1.40 May
1.07
Nov
6.90
6.50
6.90
3,286
90c
87C
99c
46c
1.69
1.66
1.90
43,200
61,283
11c
13c
77,200
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7c
8c
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4c
Aug
2.25
3.25
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4c
5c
2.35
400
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2.35
15c
84c
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84c
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4,423
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3,600
7,000
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9.65
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Feb
18y2c
Sep
Jun
12 %c
Jan
Jun
35c
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9c
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5.15
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75c
Oct
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18c
Oct
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Mar
1.15
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1,724
32c
2.28
Apr
7c
6.232
14,500
14,000
2.30
15c
Oct
Jun
10%
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Feb
46c
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40c
40c
—
35c
Oct
71c
Jan
I,300
39c
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83c
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2,250
88c
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82c
4,000
73c
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9c
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1.40
1.40
9,100
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41c
46c
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500
16c
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8,200
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1.45
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15c
1
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1.30
1.70
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1.25
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Nov
1.70 Mar
8y2c July
8.00
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Nov
2,125
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Feb
8%c
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1
26c
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40,600
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Nov
70c
1
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20c
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Nov
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1
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1
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13c
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San
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Sep
Mar
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14,077
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1
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1.75
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35c
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57c
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1
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17c
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28c
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1
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95c
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23c
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2.85
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Feb
Jan
42c
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Feb
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6%c
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8.25
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18c
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6c
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1.39
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30c
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9c
Mar
1.80
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Oct
24c
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Oct
56c
Aug
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10%
1.82
91,335
Apr
1.82
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71c
71c
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70c
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1.20
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1
13c
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8c
Oct
53c
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1.62
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75c
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73c
78c
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34c
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67c
1
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27c
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Nov
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53c
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Tormont Mines.
1
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1
24%c
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1
Mining
1.30
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64c
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23c
Apr
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1.60
1.60
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1.96
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84c
77c
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138,920
45c
Jan
1.52
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3,550
14c
Oct
33c
Jun
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July
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134,185
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Feb
23c
May
56c
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10%
10%
*
47c
44c
51c
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3.85
3.80
3.95
1.10
3.75 May
33c
Jun
6.25 Mar
United
54c
50c
54c
68c
Aug
1.25
1.25
1.40
4,406
1.15
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2.06
Jan
•
7.80
7.80
8.30
4,526
7.15
Jun
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Sep
1
10c
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30c
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1.37
1.44
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15,956
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7,162
14,890
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1.36
1.25
1.80 Feb
Jun
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1
30c
30c
31c
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1
1.60
1.60
1.65
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4c
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1
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.
84c
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84c
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1
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Nickel
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Apr
1.86
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Feb
2.69
Mar
Nov
60c
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15c
1,166
13c
Jun
23c
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58c
Jun
3.80 July
3c
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Aug
9,500
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Oct
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10 %c
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32c
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15c
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1.21
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Sep
1
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Jan
10c
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United
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Jun
45c
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Asbestos
United
Oct
1.53 Mar
37c
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18c
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1.48
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Triad
28c
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1
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——
Mar
7%c Jan
Jan
Feb
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class
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Nov
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6c
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84c
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Jun
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Sep
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Dec
38c
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54c
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2.00
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22c
1.20
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Oct
1.26
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21c
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Oct
2.05
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40c
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Mines
3,500
1.75 July
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Yellorex
3%C
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14%c
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Jun
5c
12 %c
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95c
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58c
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1
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51c
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1.40 Mar
Aug
Mar
9c
15 %C
Jan
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Oct
16c
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Feb
12
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18c
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42c
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Oct
Jan
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6.40
138
28c
Oct
1.55 Mar
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Jan
Aug
6.50
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1
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1.23
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4.25 May
1.15 Oct
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12c
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6.90
Jun
1
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6.50
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12c
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6.90
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4c
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July
5.90
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16c
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66,850
85c
12,000
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291/3 Mar
July
1
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5%c
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Feb
May
37c
2.75
41c
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2,820
2,475
3,100
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91c
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Dec
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Jun
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Pacific
Jan
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Sep
3.20 Aug
2.70
5.30
90o
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Opemiska Copper
28
30c
Dec
45c
•
28c
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Jan
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20c
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5c
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21c
Mar
33c
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20,000
17c
64c
1
1
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Canada
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36c
33c
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1
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28c
class
Northspan
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21,620
13c
Sep
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8c
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Exploration
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Goldcrest
Norvalie
8c
1
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Northern
12c
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Warrants
North
16,000
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1
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4c
1
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4c
1
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North
100,025
11c
1
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1
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91c
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Feb
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27%
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Aug
1
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Feb
23c
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16c
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Newlund
Jun
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19 %c
34c
Feb
Jan
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12y2c
28c
7c
Feb
Feb
Oct
7c
29c
6c
3.00
65c
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50c July
4,700
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Nov
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dft,
1.90
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1
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24,600
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New
17.100
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26c 29y2c
1.09
New
New
23c 24 %c
2.45
2.30
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Mines
Mar
*
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25c
—
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5c
57c
44,700
31,300
1
Feb
1
Mines
9 Vic
*
■ —
Mines
Uranium
51%
Sep
Sep
1.06
l
Petroleum
8y2C
1
Oil
Jun
36
10c
2.10
*
Nealon Mines
Jun
9c
1
Security
52c
1
Exploration
36c
86c
Ranger
Feb
Aug
•
^
Nama
National
Apr
Sep
Mar
Raglan Nickel
14c
May
25c
1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Gold
75c
13c
54c
1
Quonto Exprolations Ltd
Jan<-
4c
27c
1
Murphy Oil
Jun
6,800
8,825
1
Gold—
L-
Mattagami
Satellite
14c
62c
Moneta
Minerals
45c
19c
*
s
Metallurgical
Nov
16,500
27c
•
Porcupine
Wright Iron
Ltd
Develop
•
Quebec
Queenston
50c
71,000
8y2c
Mt
Multi
62c
59c
1
Quebec
-Apr
5c
27c
1
Mines
Jan
*
Quebec Lithium
14
29c
60c
60c
*
Min
Ore
Sep
2.00
1
Producers
Labrador
Oct-
Vic
8%c
1
Mining
Jaa
15c
Oct
18c
37c
Ltd--
Copper
Chibougamau
Quebec
Dec
7.75
24 Vic
4
•
Medallion Petroleums
44c
64c
56c
1
Ascot
Quebec
Sherritt
McMarmac .Red
22y2c May
loy2c Oct
10,500
31,750
Feb
1
Consol
Mattagami Lake
Rights
Maybrun Mines
Apr
7y2c Sep
1
_
52c
18c
1
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Radiore
Macdonald
liy2c Oct
Jun
Jan
2,200
12c
Mines
58c
62c
Jun
Aug
57c
30c
Gold
Provo
54c
84c
Apr
29c
*
Prospectors Airways
,
11c
75c
Jun
18c
1
Royalties
Gas
10%c
84c
50c
May
'/
1.60
Gas
.Jan
2%c May
;
Preston
26,880
13,300
30c 34y2c
10Vic
4.30
42c
1
Development
Oil
9y2c Nov
16c
Jan
Feb
*
;
31c
Jan
Dec
5c
Placer
31c
,
7,000
29,400
10c
14c
2.60
10c
1
Mines
Uranium
&
■»
15yac Nov
9y2c
10c'
15 Vic
*
Ltd
Oils
20c
— ~
*
Mines
Aug
Apr
1.63
13 y2c
1
_
Oil
1.21
3.20
Lynx
_
Place
18c
1.60
18c
1.15
J
Aug
" "
400
44,625
43,975
1
Gas
Ore
1.15
1.63
1
Nov
l
3.60
23c 26 %c
13c
12 %c
1
11 %C
..
Nov
1.05
260,400
1
12 y2c
•
Gold
Pitch
7.95
29c
f
162,800
1.14
3.60
24c
1
Minerals
Co
Feb
i7c
.
25c
7,800
30c
1
_
-
2.60
1.21
Loraao Uranium Mines
Lyndhurst Mines
"■*
3.75
50c
Mines
Long Point
9c
8c
-
24 %C July
2.60
L-I-i
Gold
_
15c
*
MinesJ
American
Louvicourt
25%
4.90
1
Leitch Gold Mines
Lencourt Gold Mines
Lexindin
25%
.Gold
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
&
Oil
Crow
30% May
Jun
'
.
1
Mines
Oil
29c
Sep
3.80
ir
.
3.60
l
—
Oil
&
47c
Nov
..
,
,
Mines
Oil
3.20
Jan
10c
—
.
•!"
Jun
36c
*
Lake
1.65
1
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Dufault Mines
Lake
2.20
Oct
&
Powell
_
Kopan
Lake
48c
29,900
Consol
Gas
56c
Keeley' .Frontier
Higi.
-
»
„
Exploration Ltd—
Exploration
Peruvian
Kerr-Addison Gold
>
->
1
Peerless
26c
Kenville
ex-
each
v,
International
26c
1
*
Low
Copper
for
Consolidated Gold
56c
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Range Since Jan.1
High
of
name
•
93C "
_1
Copper
1
1
-v.
Low
Shares
Chibou-
under
''
Jaye
for Week
of Prices
Patino
changed
Jack
Jan
Par
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Jun
36c
7,400
39 y2c <44V2C
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Irish Copper Mines
Iron Bay, Mines
Week's
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
43
(Range for Week Ended December 14)
Sales
Week's
Friday
(2519)
16c
—
Feb
1.15 July
8c
Feb
40c
Oct,
6.25
Dec
6.65
Dec
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•No
included
range),
wi When
par
value,
a
Odd
lot
sale
(not included
in
year's
range),
d Deferred delivery sale
(no*
in year's* range),
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) .Admitted to unlisted trading privileges. wdWhen delivered,
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
1
,
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2520)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
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
The following bid
Inc
Dealers
intended
a
as
distribution
primarily
in
the
Bid
Par
Rents
Electric
Abbey
Corp—
Associates
...
Addison-WeSley Publishing
Acme
1214
Industries
Cadre
Saldor
33/8
26y4
11V4
12%
California
3%
4%
Labs
Inc
Aerovox
Corp
_____—
—1
Inc
3%
1
—
14
4%
15%
Liquid
Water
Calif
Water
&
12%
Cannon
Homes
Albee
4%
5'/2
Cannon
Mills common
Culver
Alberto
Aid
—10c
Corp.. _3.75
21%
2014
Cary
263A
—
24 %
,_50c
I
26 y2
17%
18%
10 %
48
50 3/4
16aa
18%
4%
36
8
83A
1
7
1
common
Missouri
Co
12 3a
Co
&
7
8ys
7%
Point
Cedar
10c
Inc
Natural
Gas
Field
ctfs__
Trust
Gas
1214
133/a
183a
20 3/8
Chicago
Christiana
Clifton
Precision
Foods
Fisher
Governor
Florida
Gas
Public
16%
25/8
183/8
3'A
Florida
16 V*
18
26%
28
10
Floyd
20%
63A
Foods
19
514
17
Steel
Bennett Stores Inc
Properties Inc
Food
Fair
Plus
28
Inc
15
4
4
11%
Products..—1
8 :i4
Theatres
of
*
6y2
5ys
335/8
33/4
Consolidated
3y8
Consolidated
ll5/a
Business Systm_l0c
Freightwy Inc.2.50
Consolidated Rendering Co_6.25
Consolidated Rock Products
Continental
Mtge
Screw
Continental
Investors
Lines
:
Cowles
434
Cowles
Cross
90
93 y2
15 y2
16 3/8
1
12%
103/4
283/8
1
15 y4
43/8
163/4
4%
73/4
6y2
8%
73/a
&
Pharm____50c
Chemical
Co
Systems
Inc
7
1
inc
133/a
73/4
12%
19 %
1
4ya
4%
2%
Industries
48%
515/8
21
Engine—
"Ex 25%
Dallas
Alrmotlve
Danley
Machine
Inc„__;
46
50
Corp —
1
Barton Distilling Co
—1
Basic Properties class A
1
Bates Mfg
*—10
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc—1
Baystate Corp
7Va
Beauty Counselors Inc—
1
121a
13%
Delta
36
3 8 5/8
Diebold
Becton Dickinson & Co
1
28%
305/a
Digitronics
Manufacturing Co——1
Belle Isle Corp
20c
8'a
9%
Banlife
Corp
—
__.
Barden
Bemis
Bros
Refining
Berkshire
Industries
Hathaway
Inc_
8%
14
145/s
12 y2
Service
General
Drlve-In
General
24%
8
A—1
Beryllium Corp
—50c
Billups Eastern Petroleum
1
Billups Western Petroleum
1
Bdnney & Smith Inc
2.50
Bird & Son Inc—
_—•
Black Hills Power & Light
1
16%
18%
List
Blue
Bolt
Bon
Beranek
15%
19 %
21%
13%
50o
8%
9%
preferred
421/2
3%
41/4
5
16'a
6%
20
—;
Corp—_10c
Company
1
1
27
•
29%
45%
v
"
17%
41/2
47/8
17%
73/8
293/8
6%
75/a
25 %
27%
391/4
42
2.50
22%
24%
1
26%
28%
1
ll3/8
121/4
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
1
551/2
5gi/2
Dunham
SI
Duffy-Mott
Dumas
:
Company
Milner
class
Bush
A
Inc
Dura
Corp
Duriron
Company
Dymo Industries Inc
Dynacolor
53a
Eastern
4
43A
Eckerd
93/4
16
...lc
_
Crucible
Dravo Corporation
Drexel Enterprises..
4%
_•
15 Vb
1
;
__2%
Drugs
of
_1
223/4
245/a
Geophysics Corp of Amer}ca_6bc
Giddlngs & Letvjs Mach Tool—2
14%
16
15%
17
-5
25%
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Glickman Corp class A
1
\ 5%
Glatfelter (]P H)
Co—
Globe Rubber Products
1
5%
16%
15%
:
11%
12%
l
12%
33/4
73a
Capital Corp__l
Gyrodyne Co of America
—1
6%
5%
19
20'%
18%
20'a
—
Handmacher-Vogel
Handy & Harm an
1
•103/a
1
101%
14%
5%
6
Companyj
Inc
Heath
C)
(D
,
14%
20
•24%
27%
18
_5
7%
7%
:a%
22%
24%
*18%
19%
21%
22%
preferred
10
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.l
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
251/2
7
7%
41/4
4%
Associates__10
451/2
47%
Hot Shoppes Inc
Houston Natural
Fla
123/4
I4ya
Houston
391/2
Hoover Co
Horizon
class
A_
:
Land
2%
8
lc
6%
75/a
1
22%
25%
Corp
15
37%
40
Material
1
Gas
Oil Field
43A
•
&
Coal
Inc
.
5%
Mechanical
^
5
Hydrides Inc
——5
RJetcom Inc
—50b
Mexican Light & Pwr Co com.*
$1 preferred —
——13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—2.50
Publishing
Meredith
42 y4
Hudson Pulp Si Paper Corp A_1
24%
263/4
6%
73/a
283/4
213/4
11
11%
Microdot
1
171/4
18%
39%
413/4
Mid-America
*
37%
403/4
19
21
Midland
l
2%
33/a
2nd preferred
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
_1
Huyck Corporation
*
Hydrocarbon Chemicals lhc_^
I
26%
193/4
l
7ya
77/8
514
63/a
•
16 y2
173/4
_1
5y2
6%
Eitel-McCullough Inc
Elco
25c
8%
Income
6%
9%
71/4
20 V2
Electrada
Corp
1
Electro Consolidated class A_50c
Electro Instruments
_i
41/4
4,7/3
Indian
22%
3
4
8%
9%
Indiana Gas & Water Co
Electro-Tec
3%
41/4
Indianapolis Water Co
40%
431/4
Inc_
&
Sharpe Mfg Co.
Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
5
10
',34
i
3
Brush Beryllium Co
1
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
—*
Burnham & Morrill
1
Burns (W J) intl
Detective
.
Agency class A
1 50
Bush Terminal
Buildings Co.lOc
M) & Co—
see
37%
9%
35 y4
153/8
16%
2314
25%
11%
13
103/4
21%
34%
37%
8
63/4
lOo
5%
7%
«%
—
Inc
8%
33
page 46,
Paso
Electric Co.
Corp
—
(Texas)—*
Corp
10c
Electrolux Corp
1
Electronic Accounting Card
l
Electronics
Capital Corp,
l
Electronics Int'l Capital
£1
Eigeet Optical Co1
Elion
Instruments Inc
__^50c
Elizabeth town Cons Gas
20
Elizabethtown Water Co_
Elk Horn Coal Corp
—•
24
e'A
255/a
7
Ilikon Corp
Pipe Line
Capital
Head
$1.25
Mills
Inc
Timer
Information
Bros
27/s
V
°ve
0 4
9
43/a
3%
2 5/8
43/8
16
43
80%
14%
103/8
43/8
9%
20 %
11%
17
46 3/8
93/4
273/8
133/8
33 %
3%
5%
183/B
8%
15 Vb
5%
10%
10
41%
7
83/s
17
113/4
293/8
33%
13%
11
5%
45/8
34%
24%
23
10%
16%
1°
17 %
7%
38
' 9%
5%
com—_1
23%
25 3a
22
24%
Miner
8%
9%
101/4
20%
5%
4%
11%
1
Mfg Co
Milton Bradley Co
3%
22 A
—1
_1
Miller
63/a
4%
125/s
11%
17%
11
18 5/8
8%
40%
9%
103/4
Miniature Precision Bearings—
_20
L*
26%
28
10
263a
5%
29
153/4
17%
___1
.25c
1%
Inter-County Tel 6c Teleg_4.16%
3%
4s/a
Intermountain Gas Co
32'A
251/4
36y8
International Bank of Wash—_i
271/4
International Cablevision "A" 10b
&
5/8
4%
3214
8
Miller
5%
Intl Flavors
'31%
12%
1° ,
1
8%
Corp
Systems
15 V2
10%
26%
Corp
Electronics
25%
51/4
Instrument
1
73/a
for Industry.
Industries
7%
7%
22%
i25/«
Infrared
4%
Corp
Inc
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
50c
Inc a
preferred—.
Industrial
.*
Co
10c
Properties
11 y2
13151/3
73/8
*
Inc
Milgo
3%
El
614
-
Co___
Metal
1
4
1
Melpar Inc
—1
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
5
31/2
10c
Industries
Melnor
5
—lOo
Systems.l
Handling
Medco Inc class A_
Ecuadorian
—
26%
195/8
Hettfv's Drive-in Inc
Hewitt-Robins
5%
——1'
—
Coke Corp—1
———-———1
Maxson Electronics Corp—3
McLean Industries class A—_1
McLouth Steel Corp—-,.——2%
Miaust
Maxam
16%
183/4
Inc
Mattel
r
Munning
3.50
Harrington Si Richardson Inc.l
Hawaiian Telephone Co
5
Hearst Cdns Publications A__25
21%
11%
Hanson-Van Winkle-
1
class A—„1
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Mastan Company Inc..———1
Matheson
Company
_1
16
Shoe
2%
17
5%
9%
8Va
39
6%
Mary Carter Paint
106
1
Mining
2 V2
footnotes,
4%
12%
31V4
100
Industries
Marshall
1,8%
Hanna
193/4
To.v
3%
_1
Inc
25
Byllesby (H
15%
16%
Economics
preferred
Funds
14%
15%
'17
Corp
Co
X
Marrud Inc __z____ .———;—2
Marsh & McClennan Inc
.*
'
Hamilton Mangment class A_10c
Hamilton Mfg Coi-pJ
Bristol Dynamics Inc
lo
British-American Const Sc Mat-5
Business
36%
25%
8%
13%
Herrington
11
l
Co
Industries
Marmon
10%
common
Glass
323/8
33
3%
85/a
18%
10%
-1
250
Capital Corp^
Markite Corp
293/a
Industries
—1
Marine
Marlene
24
Laboratory Inc
Corp Ltd
Edgcomb Steel Co
Edgerton Germ & Grier
Edgewater Steel Co_
EICO Electronic Instrument
—*
—1
Magnefax Corp
:
Magnetics Inc
:
Maradel Products Ins
26
Bowl-Mor Company
Bowman Products Co
Brockway
(E F) Co—33%C
& Electric Co—8
10
Corp
—
Gas
Madison
4%
25%
8%
I
15%
MacDonald
7
9%
9%
43 %
8%
.
103/8
30
Hagan Chemicals Si Controls__l
Hajoca Corp
1
Hamilton Cosco Inc
*
24
8%
—-1%
Corp
113/4
93/4
——*
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1
Lyttori Financial Coro^
1
8%
Southwest
1
Co_^
Inc
Stores
Lucky
43/a
1
5
1
——*
1
.1
Drug Stores Inc__—2
Companies Inc
1
Ludlow
133/a
10c
'
153/4
14%
40l/4
77
13%
-1
Corp
Steel
40%
38
_l
1
Dunlap Inc
Forms
Inc
Star
Lowe's
79
*
_♦
7
83/4
14%
13%
4%
23
3%
2 /2
2V4
33/4
14%
__70c
Inc——1
Sons—
Candy
Longs
163a
75.
Estate
Real
;7%
8V2
-1
,50c
Loan
Lone
20 %
Grinnell Corp
Grdlier Inc
10%
200
Inc
Products Inc
Loblaw
173/4
18%
8
—10
Corp—
Lilly (Ell) & Co Inc B
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A
Lithonia Lighting Inc
63/8
5
3%
Inv
6%
.—
Liberty
25 va
Brick
Ind
Fire
P)
*
Co
Business
Lewis
;9%
Green Mount Power Corp
Wash
Inc
Levitt; &
63/a
22%
9%
133/4
Lence Lanes
205/8
8%
Properties class A
1
Governm't Employees Financial_
73/8
18 %
26%
—
Loft
Gould
12%
26%
12 %
preferred
Steel
Lestoil
7%
6%
12%
•
24%
6%
—1
Corp.*
Herald-Traveler
Brown
Lei
27%
19
*
8 V2
■
63/8
5%
l
-__10c
9%
General Waterworks Corp
10
11V4
H%
24%
6%
16%
2.50
2.50
Lau Blower Co__
—1
Leaseway Transportation Corp.!
Leeds,& Northrup Co—_—50c
Lehigh Press Inc
—* Y
93/4
;
.
163/a
19%
.——1
Inc
Lance
8%
8%
20c
Corp
Utilities
5
26%
—
conv
.
Latrobe
153/4
Hanover
15 %
1814
24V4
Inc——-2
___2.50
Company
Corp
5%
42%
165/8
Si
29%
Lagna Niguel Corp Units
Luke Ontario Portland Cement
323/a
27
Develop
Drackett
17
14
1
common
conv
(J)
Donbar
15V2
30%
5
Eastern Racing Association—*
5c
LNC
6%
250
8%
,83/4
29%
'i.-.U/i.
3%
8
■r.
27'%
6%
14
Products
,
6.25
Inc.
Glass
Kromex Corp
153/8
Gulf
14 y2
I0c
:
Corp
_*
Corp..—ic
16
6%
—10
A
22%
505/a
7%
2734
—10
l
Capital
$1.20
7%
13%
•
Boston
Inc
2 5/8
48%
Machines
&
Newman
Boston
Bowser
7
203/a
1234
Ami Co
Botany
2
453/4
Publishing™
Business
Bohn
183/4
Inc—1
Bryson
$1.25
7%
Co
Krylon Inc
Corp—*
General Supermarkets Inc
10c
(A
Oil
B
5%
40
Economics
Greater
48Va
4%
225
General Shale Products
10%
•
*
125/8
243/8
Inc
4%
'
A
113/4
235/a
4
10
Film
323/4
21 %
2014
Kollmorgen Corn
'3%
.
30%
10
—10
Koehring
'V
?.;•
/5%
22%
11%
5%
23
4%
3 / 11%
313a
6
235/8
301
-•
10%
:
■
6
10%
Gas
29%
.1
*
70c
&
143a
1
Inc
Co
Gem International
General Aniline
Glasrock
^1*
Co_5
Knox
5%
6
•
14%
193/a
Gas
21%
21
8 34
: 2%
.
18%
280
91/4
203/s
2%
25%
9%
8
Dixon
163/8
&
Diversa
.*
2C
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8%
13%
18%
1
10
17%
8%
63/a
18
133/4
;
1
:
5 %
&
Class
12%
233/4
Growth Capital Inc
Guardian Chemical Corp:
Gulf Interstate
Co__2.50
Corp
1
Keyes Fibre Co_.
1
Keystone Custodian F'unds A—*
Keystone Portland Cement (3o_3
King Kulien Grocery class A—1
Kings Department Stores—_—1
Kingsjioi't Press Inc
—1.25
King Wood
Oil Co
1
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co—
2
5%
———1
Grosset
Bridge___l
Dixie Dinettes Inc
73/8
Kewanee
3
Garland Knitting Mills cl A—_1
liy4
Inc
61%
15%
153/a
Garlock Inc
105/8
Inc
343/4
22 %
Ketchum
2%
.
Utilities Co—.——10
Company Inc—1
Kentucky
21
11%
.__1
20c
G-L Electronics Inc
93/4
Corp
57 y2
'
SivallS
Disc
145/a
1
Black
Dictaphone
32 y2
5
Leasing Co
Bernz o Matic Corp cl
•77/a
■
8%
_2
._____1
Dial Finance Company
Diamond Crystal Salt
15
Labs
Co
Kennametal
9%
>
Cbrp class A_
53/4
Lines
S
28
14
Refining Co
14:'
5c
lc
1
|50c
9s/8
Detroit Internationa]
13
1
—10
Herman
S
7
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
56 y4
7;;
.1
Corp
5
_1
Co
125/8
7%
Bag Co—__——25
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Gas Co—
A)
10%
52%
8
Works
Iron
(L
9'a
Behlen
Belmont
Darling
Data-Control
11 y2
13
Kendall
19%
.1
,
10c
Systems
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Co
Prod
Photo
5
4
23
Chem—50o
1
Specialties
334
2iy2
&
Electric
Hydro
23
1
Fultview Industries
Greeh
stock div."
5
1
Paint
Bangor
21
3
6%
6
1%
Crown-Bremson
Cummins
12Vb
11%
5
Co
33a
203/e
11 Vb
-
1
Company™
Crouse-Hinds
3%
1,8%
1
Magazine & Broadestg_l
Craig
43/8
93/8
9%
265/8
Ridge
16 y2
13
1
Prop Inc pfd
8
Cosmo Book Distributing Co.lOc
38%
lls/a
14%
1
—
Electric Co
Vitamin
25/8
io3A
13
50c
Control Data Corp
Cook Coffee company
Cove
22'A
i3/4
*
1
Trans
125/a
187/a
17'A
20 V2
8
Consumer Automatic Vndng_10c
Continental
51
25%
Kay Windsor class A
75/8
43/8
313/4
Rico
Puerto
47%
Co..
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska Nat
13%
,10c
(NY)_
Inc
Lay
Frontier
FUtterman
Computer Instruments Corp_25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Inc
Co—
Franklin Corp
Franklin Realty
Fulton
71/4
16 y2
—1
—2.50
39
y8
Commonwealth
5
Machine Co_20
Kane-Miller
4%
7%
11
1
i
2614
36%
-
—
g
Corp common
preferred
$1.46
g%
10
2.50
Inc,
Fodte & Davis Inc
Frouge
Plastics
1
5
—85
Kalvar Corp —
Kaman Aircraft Corp A__
17%
18%
14%
2%
Co—5
preferred
305/s
4 Vq
Steel
Kellwood
._1
9y2
243/8
15
Co
Corp
50
5
Atomic
Band
Utilities
Frito
$1.25
Colorite
26%
.33 %c
Research
123/a
1
Florida Telephone Corp cl A—10
Water Si Utilities.
:_1
Greenfield
Baltimore
Co
22 3A
514
1
Electronics
Babcock
l
Florida
Corp cl A
10
Engineering Co Inc__1
Collyer Insulated Wire Co
.*
Gas
63/g
•
24 Vb
1
inc
75/a
5%
Co
Inc
Kaiser
22%
.
8%
qb/4
Kearney Si Trecker Corp
Co.
5
83A
22%
6%
83/4
81/4
16
gy4
_1
& Lamson
Julie
93/4 :
7%
213/8
1
21%
6%
•
8
,
2.50
Clearing House——1
Gas Corp
1
3 %■=««
Commofrwealth Oil Refining_2c
13%
Commonwealth Telephone Co_10
53
53/4
Jones
8%
l
5%
1
Stores
Service
Johnson
11%
_i
Inc.
Commonwealth
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50o
Co
Corp
Fisher
Fox-Stanley
3
16%
*
First Republic Corp of Am cl A_1
Small Business
(NJ)
l
5%
153/a
John's Bargain
■
414
_J0c
—
15
*
First
13'A
24%
23
//
65/B
__10c
(Andrew)
10%
First Natl Real Estate Trust
4%
1434
9
'
6%
1
Fund
Company
Mfg Corp
Joslens
25
2iy4
63/8
8%
12%
60%
Corp
•Jervis Corp
;
Jessop Steel Co
92
:
5%
_1
Mortgage Investors
25c
10c
-40o
inc
First
88
10
50c
'5%
6
3%
Oil & Gas Corp com_3
Common—10c
Gas
Corp
10
57
Plastics
Jergens
1
Corp
Jerrold
914
n44
luc_50c
Jarrell-Asli
E
4514
Co__—•
Florida Capital Corp
National
Coral
&
Boston
First Flight Co
First Investors Corp cl A
First Lincoln Financial—
Inc
Cie
et
Supply
23%
Coleman
Cook
Products
6%
♦
Markets
Water
J
27%
43%
;•.
134%
9Vb
26 y4
Oil
83/a
5%
Ltd
Minit
Jamesbury
10%
;25%
1
(Clias)
Japan
227
914
^_5
Inc.—
22
1
171/2
—
7%
Sales
(Richard)
Jacqum
42
173/4
216
_15
Co_,
Utilities
Jamaica
3%
Fireco
Service
130
22%
9%
16%
103/a
16%
A_1
Corporation
Jackson's
85%
__1
10c
Products
Colorado
-■:« 2%
9%
391/8
Labs
10%
8%
2%
Grant
12
Itek
82%
Forest
66
Irwin
5
36%
Foster
914
8%
5c
Foundation Company
1114
7%
43/8
Electronics
Faradyne
16
41V2
62
Southern
Parrel-Birmingham Co
—12.50
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Fiat Metal
Mfg Co_____
10c
205/8
65/s
Public
Iowa
25%
18 %
11%
22%
83a
Iqwa
5%
8%
Milling & Elevator—1
614
11%
'
City Gas Co (Florida)
Clarise Sportswear Co.
9%
l„.
8%
16%c
Class B
5
1
5
23 %
Florida
77
15%
Serves
Fitchburg PapCr Co class A—.1
—100
Utilities
Syst_l
Co
Diversified
216
class A—16%c
Preferred
Citizens
26%
8%
Ionics Inc
1
West
Vending
Investors
24%
210
50%
l
Co
23%
1.25
com
Ask
47
24
1
Freight
11
29
a
wide
a
Bid
_*
Corp
1
27
Securities
Co
Corp
12
Instrumnts_50c
Musical
Colorado
714
5%
Financial
Far
First Surety
553A
24%
10%
Interstate
11
6%
First Western Financial
Interstate
253/8
4%
10%
53A
6%
Colorado
16%
25
39%
A
203/8
Colonial Stores Inc
22 3a
Securities
■
6%
27
1
class
Inc
2314
3
233A
Interstate
5%
10
Lanes
5%
24
Adhesive
Bearing
Fair
18%
1
16
153/4
Motor
common
22%
16
Inc
Fafnir
new
1
Svc
the Ritz
of
Chattanooga Gas Co
Cole
inc
■*
—5
Improvement Corp—25c
Atlantic Utilities Corp
1
Inc
Corp
Corp__6
Vermont Pub
Charles
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Industries
Fabien
33
10
233/8
314
Interstate
1
Inc
36 %
Atlantic
Automation
Galvan
&
Executone Inc
31
Co
10%
12%
16
10c
34%
—_10
Power
Co
Astrodata
Ittc
Ets-Hokin
Inc
Commerce
*
B
3%
273/8
253A
das Prod__33%c
6%
15
Textbook
Bakeries
1
Electronics
Maine
__
Class
Estey
Telephone
Credit
5%
Engineering
2.50
Erie Resistor
Central
States
314
Interstate
•
Central
Coburn
4814
14%
1.0c
Company
333/4
Coastal
314
13%
Inc..2.50
—
313/4
6 S/8
—
Atfnos-Pak
Epsco Inc
Equity Oil
Forms
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
7y4
453a
Interstate
22 %
6%
153/4
International
*
Business
2iy8
5%
33/4
Par
545/8
13%
1
5
52
Power
Credit Corp
113A
3
Central Illinois Electric Si Gas_4
Indiana
3'%
3
10%
1
23/8
Co—5
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2V»
Arlans Dept Stores——
1
Armstrong (A J) & Co Inc—_1
Arrow Hart & Hegeman Elec-10
Art Metal Inc
——j
1
Atvlda Corp class A
1
Assembly Products Inc—
1
Associated
Products
1
A"Sociated Sales Analysts cl A..3
Associated Springs Corp:
10
Associated Transport Inc.
•
Avon
8%
14'a
10c
1
Inc
Co
Participating preferred
Aztec
7'A
14%
4
Inc
Farms
53/8
43/8
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Ask
11%
1
Corp
have
have
'
Ennis
First
38%
3%
(L
Chemicals
Cent
12
15 Vb
25c
1
Applied Research Corp
Avis
7%
1%
63A
9%
A-10
Anglo Canadian Tele class
Anheuser-Bilsch Inc
113/8
11
13 V2
141/2
Industries
6y2
25%
24 3a
3
1
1
Inc
Labs
Corp
Avery
63a
6'a
6Vb
21%
-25
—3 %
1.50
Corp
Arkansas
24
Carpenter
Central
Univend
Aqua-Chem
53a
_50c
.2.50
preferred
Sterilizer Co
Anderson
Line
63%
60
50c
Corp
,
Pipe
Cascade
American
Atlas
64%
23 y4
18*4:
1
Filter Co
Biltrite Rubber
American
Carolina
9%
1
American
Co__*
American Cement Corp
5
American Cryogenics
50c
American Electronic Labs cl A_1
American
Express Co
5
American Financial Corp
•
American Furniture Co
1
American Greetings class A—1
American Gypsum Co
1
American Heritage Publish.._25o
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubber A: Plastics—1
American Safety Eq. "new—_*
Amer St Gobain Corp
com.7.50
Arden
60 V2
25
Inc
11%
Air
American
Arcs
20%
;_*
common
Southwest
8%
Allyn & Bacon Inc
Altamil Corp
Foods Inc
Anelex
Caressa
10%
Alterman
Anchor
Capital
18 V2
Tech Industries
1
Products Corp
50c
—50c
Corp
Radio
5%
6 Vb
3%
4%
135/8
Bid
51
1
7%
which
region.
123/8
For
-100
Organ Co
Maintenance
Allen
43A
5%
3
i
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allied
B
Capital
Capitol
67 3a
20 %
11%
.
Develop
All State Credit class A___
Land
Allied
Class
11
64'a
___i
Inc
Alico
9:,a
r_fo
19'A
12
1
Electric
•
21
1
6 Vb
11%
Ajax Magnethermic Corp..
_Il0c
Alarm Device Mfg
28y2
1
___1
Corp
19
263A
12%
Telep
Superior Ltd
6%
•
AirWork
24y4
12%
Service
Inc
Canadian
22%
1
Corp
Gas
6y2
9 Vb
8
5
Tel
Interstate
Calif
Cameo
5s/8 I
2
Corp
10c
California
7
6%
16%o
Inc
'234
23 %
10c
Aerotest
Aiieen
11'a
*
Co
Ask
Co
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
Endevco
E I R Inc class A
C
—lot
Inc
Electronics
1
8%
_10c
Acoustics
Adler
814
1
Bid
Par
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, December 14)
Eastern
Par
Emhart Mfg
Industrials and Utilities
Monday, December IT, 1962
...
quotation furnished on request.
The "National" list is composed of securities
wide
national
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
which
"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
bought (indicated by the
by the "bid") or
Securities
They are
(indicated
.
•
Corp
Fragrance
,25c
_1
50c
Inc
lc '
—1
24 V4
25 Va
———-1
3%
3%
24%
"26%
Missouri
Missile
3%
Mite
1
2%
Modern
28
29%
33a
Utilities
Corp
Homes
Co
3%
24%
12
26%
65/a
Construction—*
Mohawk iRubber Company.——1
i
3%
42
40%
3%
63/8
17 %
39%
3%
21%
10%
2414
21
6
3%
413/4
19%
6%
16
39
2
A
36%
2%
•
Industries
Minneapolfs Gas Co—
.1
Systems —_———10c
Mississippi Glass Co_
—__10
Mississippi Valley Barge Line.l
Mississippi Valley Gas Co—.—.5
5%
Inc__
flncc
Hat Co
Volume
Number 6221
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.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Club_lc
11%
12%
Royal
Equipment—1
Moog Servocontrols —
—1
Moore Drop Forging Co
1
1
Moore-Handley
Inc
1
19%
21%
Rudd-Melikian
12%
13%
Russell
15%
17%
Rust
Monroe
Jockey
Park
Monmouth
Auto
Morton
Cookie
Narragansett Capital
Fabric Co
—1
.3
—
United
Illuminating
Investors
11%
United
4%
United
323/4
35
7%
8
38
Candies
Stover
Craft
Associates
class
Business
Sawliill
Scantlin
Prod
5%
National
Gas
Schield
"
11%
26%
14%
Cleaning Contractors-1
Food Products Corp-1
'/
5y8
4%
16%
•
15%
Science
Capital
143/4
16%
Science
Research
20%
22 y4
Scot
'
Lad
Scott
Fetzer
&
4%
4%
4%
6%
7%-'
7%
8%
Scott
Aviation
Scott
Rental
Neiman-Marcus
19
Co
11%
11
West
35%
West
Penn
19%
18%
20%
United
West
5
30%
32%
Westcoast
Co__9
343/4
16%
5 3/4
6%
Upper Penninsular
.2%
3%
Uris
28'A
-10c
5»/8
3%
•
243/4
_1
i6y4
173/4
33%
,
36 y8
Seismograph
21%
23% "
52%
553/4
Sexton
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals-.—10c
North Penn Gas Company—5
Northern Ontario. Nat Gas_.—_*
11%
Nielsen
_———
Northwest
Natural
Pub
Northwestern
Nuclear
Nytronics
Oil
78
14%
—j.—^__1
4%
Otter
class
Siegel
(Henry I) Co
Sierra Capital Co
Sierra
Pacific
133/4
Allied
Continental
297/8
Soroban
22
241/a
South
21%
23y4
Develop—10c
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
39%
42
Southeastern
14
15y8
Southeastern
50c
Southern
California
Brewing
*
13%
Southern
Gas
4 5/b
Southern
Gulf
143/s
Southern
New
103/4
Southern
13%
Southern
Union
,
24%
Pacific
Vegetable
Corp.,—5
17%
20c
Parker-Hannifin
i-1
—1
—1
—*
Corp
Patterson
Petroleum
Pauley
Inc
.
35/8
16%
27 y2
5c
25
7%
Gas
Spector
Freight
Sprague
17%
Staley
Standard
Register
Screw
Motor
9 %
Stanley
4%
5%
Stanley
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
Perini
Corp
.——1
13%
4%
53/b
State Loan
41/4
Stein
3%
Star
_—
Peter Paul' Inc
Petrolite
Corp:
Inc
37%
—*
25%
Co_3.75
1
33/4
30%
—__i
Water
Philadelphia Sub
Photon
35
i———
—
Pierce
&•
Pioneer
Chem
Stevens
Natural
Playskool- Mfg
Gas
—
PneumoDynamics
Books
Pocket
America-—
24%
Primex
Equities
,
22% "
5
6%
Instruments Co__
25c
Premier Corp of America-—-10c
Premier Industrial Corp
—1
Premier Microwave Corp___:
9%
8%
Potter
8
24%
,
,
Tastee
'
Pubco
Petroleum
Public
Sve
New
Svc
Mex_—5
14%
153/4
_*
12 y2
13%
1
63/8
IVa
«
253/4
29%
31%
Tenney
28y2
A—50c
18%
19%
67c
15%
17%
4%
5 y4
Inc
12
11
7
Tenn
Nat
Corp
1
10%
11%
Texas
26%,
Products
Inc
1
—1
Radiation
9y4
52
7%
4%
5
1
—
31%
1
Dynamics
Radio Shack Corp
10%-
551/8
6%
1%
341%.
2%
Gas
Corp
Lines
class
Drilling
Inc
Reheis
Company
Remco
Industries
Revere
class
18%
10%
11%
A
Inc
1
9
10%
50c
11
12%
Racing Assn Inc
Rexach
Tool
Co
*
class
Brand
Rice
Mills Inc
Roadway Express Inc
Robbins
&
Roberts
Rose
Royal
Mfg Co
Furniture
Dutch
For
pfd
&
100
96%
98
Gas—
preferred:
Wiegand
53
(Ed
L)
56
23%
Par
1173/4
Long Island Trust
24
59
Co
30%
29%
53Va
55%
76
811/2
5
271%
29%
10
69%
74
Louis)—12.50
44%
48
6.25
48%
52%
Cnty Natl Bk (NJ)_1
63/4
7%
131%
1343/4
Traders
75/8
5%
63/8
68 V2
72
Brook
Natl
58%
Mellon
68
72%
Mercantile
5
34%
36%
Merchants Bank
5
J)
of
Meadow
553/4
39
413%
Monmouth
Morgan Guaranty
10
(Phila)
(N
1
Natl
Bank
Tr
Bank
&
(St
10
Trust
of N
Y
781/2
81 %
National
Bank
of
84%
Detroit—12%
87%
National Bank
of
Westchester_5
Bank
(Savannah)
Bk
Co
of
80%
50
54'/'8
360
34
381
37
34%
69
18%
North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)
10
Connecticut Bank Si Tr Co_12%
Connecticut Natl Bank——5
Continental
Co
111
Bank
84
10
50
-
&
i
.
50Y*
65
17
143%
33Y3
147%
Rutherford
New
Fidelity Union
Trust—
(Newark)
5
521/2
55%
10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
52%
(Camden
J)-
N
Natl
Bank
First
Natl
Bank (Baltimore)
First
Natl
Bank
of
Boston _12%
First
Natl
Bank
of
Chicago
20
First
Natl Bank
of
Dallas
10
Natl Bank
First
Natl
Bk of
Natl
Bk
First
(Atlanta),
10
1
10
of
New
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44 y8
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Jersey Bank & Trust Co-11
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29
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10
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10
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of
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8
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10
30
21
55%
51
5
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10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)„10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
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39
413%
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40
Union
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United States
Valley Bank & Trust
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77
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Tr Co (Union City)
Industrial National Bank of
Industrial
(Chicago_20
State
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R
Co
5
623/8
95
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hudson County National Bk__ 10
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Bank
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98
42%
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Natl
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Natl Bk of New
5
of
Carolina
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Franklin
Harris
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421%
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Pittsburgh National Bank
10
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City Bank (N Y)™20
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(Philadelphia)
5
Westchester
10
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41
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43
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First
37 %
74%
71
10
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49
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68
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53%
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65%
28%
64%
51
280
46
Fidelity-Phila
62%
26%
56%
Shawmut Bk of Boston 12%
State Bk of Newark6.25
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
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50
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8
37
North
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(Chicago)
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National
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(Bridgeport)
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of
Ask
27%
&
Trust
373
Bid
283/4
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56%
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28 3/4
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Trans-Air System Inc
Trans-Coast Inv Co
Trust
243/4
441/2
56
27
463/4
613/8
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(N
67%
43%
148
141
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)-5
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Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
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5
49 %
52%
36%
39 %
34%
Co
(Philadelphia)
10
40%
44%
36%
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61
631/s
National Stock Exchange
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10c
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16 Va
17%
21%
23%
Pranscontntl Gas Pipe Line_50c
Transcontinent TV class B
2.50
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1
263/4
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10%
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10 y2
11%
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4%
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for
35/8
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69%
73%
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1
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71/4
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Par
Camp
Wire
&
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73/8
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8%
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223/4
2.50
223/4
24%
1
6%
73/8
8 3/s
Nov
1.40 Oct
7.00 Nov
4.30 Aug
2.00 Sep
1.70 Maj
1.20 Aug
3.50 Mar
Nov
—1
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100
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1.50 May
1
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Nashville
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High
Cable
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MSI Corp
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of Prices
Low
14
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for Week
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203/4
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10
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1
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24
Co
10%
1
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3
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class A
conv
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4
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Texas Butadiene & Chem
25%
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83/4
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23%
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8%
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1
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6%
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10
9
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Publishers Company Inc__
Supermarkets
2%
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24 y4
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of
3%
2%
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11%,
———1
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3 Va
53/4
5%
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173/4
16
373/8
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24%
43/4
Teleflex
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22%
3
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101
58
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343/4
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23%
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83/4
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21
5
11%
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City Trust Co.
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100
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5
Technical Measurement Corp 20c
63/b
102
12%
103
31%
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Taylor Devices
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Szabo Food Service
9
6
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Systron-Donner
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10
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Potash
43/4
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7 y4
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4
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53/4
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1
14
1,
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1
48%
245/8
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6
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223/4
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3.75
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5%
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1
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32 3/8
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Zero
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6
10
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Strawbridge & Clothier
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,
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113/4
351/4
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18%
-
32 3/s
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Co
Si
8%
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343/4
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7%
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5
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545/8
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30 y4
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143/s
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51
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10%
33%
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8
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25c
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1
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71%
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Standard Si Poor's Corp
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—
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Bank of America N T & s A
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12 3/e
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7%
Zayre
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Goldsmith
195/a
113/s
1
135/b
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Georgia Power 4.60%
8
173/4
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Standard Beryllium
Standard Fruit & SS
17%
223/4
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Power
Gabriel
27 Va
10
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125/e
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153/4
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Yellow
21
13%
4%
Yardney
10
51%
11 y2
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System
Xtra
14%
45 3/8
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16 3/4
25%
Electric
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14%
131/8
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15%
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17%
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49 J/4
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Penobscot
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Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co_*
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv Tr___8
Peerless
7
Special
6%
6
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273/4
Southwestern States Tele—,
113/4
10%
-
25%
7
273/4
25%
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10
England Tele
Gas
Chemicals
Laboratories
Telephone
Set
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7y8
101/8
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7
6%
16
9%
Parchmnt Paper
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Papercraft Corp
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Southwest
26%
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26
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1
Southwestern Electric Svc Co
1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
53/4
5
Pacific
Packard
Cousins
Nitrogen Co
Electronics cl A-50c
Power & Light Co
6%
Panaeolor Inc
303/8
Water
Water
15%
13
Pac Mercury
Oil
&
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Mortgage
Country
-
9%
1
Intermountain Express_2
9%
Capital Corp
Telephone Co
Products
13
143/s
8 J/4
Bakeries
11%
8%
Wyandotte
73/4
133/4
7%
12%
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423/4
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6%
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Wurlitzer
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24%
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5
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East Line Inc_,—5
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203/s
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1
22%
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11%
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18 y2
7
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Airmotive Corp
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16
16 %
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13
Wometco
91/4
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12%
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Warner
63/4
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11 »/4
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100
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Washington
Washington
Wisconsin
6%
10
1
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14%
73/8
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6 Va
28 3/s
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51/4
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Winston-Muss Corp
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Pacific
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Power
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45
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143/4
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Walbaum
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45
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12.50
68
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18%
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Oxford
34 y2
16 y2
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16%
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5
Weyerhaeuser
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30%
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231%
Whiting Corp
Root
28%
5
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Whitin
Wabash
5
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Coal Corp
Qvernite
Ozon
Inc
5%
213/4
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II
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18%
153/4
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Onyx
12%
20%
Sigma
1
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Okla Miss River Prod Line
Old Ben
11%
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Iron
17%
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17%
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133/8
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16 %
76%
213/4
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5
253/4
Warshow
203/s
3%
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Oklahoma Cement
8%
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14%
Corp
Recovery
16 J/4
7%
.
Western
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19%
72
Western Light &
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Western Mass Companies
50c
Western Natural Gas Co
1
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83%
13
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Association
Western
18%
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37%
14%
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5
Vitramon
4y2
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24%
Virginia Chemicals & Smeit
10%
63/4
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23
Transmission
25%
363/4
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4i%
23%
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26%
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Corp
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Vector
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19
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11%
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Vanity Fair Mills
11%
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36%
373/4
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York
10%
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Van Camp Sea Food Co
Sanders Si Company
123/4
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Vahlsing Inc
Valley Mould
31 Va
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6%
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1
Security
13%
43%
29
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1
27
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Buildings
Utah
55/8
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Seat,rain
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26%
5
12
5%
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12%
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Ohio
33
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Power
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States
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10%
34%
Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
New Jersey Natural Gas Co—_5
New York Airways Inc
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21
9%
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States Leasing Corp
l
States Realty Invest—*
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15%
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9%
1
Scientific
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6%
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5
11%
10%
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2
Work-Clothes
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13
11%
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145/8
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163/4
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5
18%
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Schneider (Waller J)
14
5
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75/8
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7%
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1
National Propane, Corp
1
National
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United
6%
1
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Servomation Corp
Bros
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Wayne-George Corp
37 y8
1
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Watson
63/a
35
12%
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A
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6%
5%
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Schaevitz
of
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33
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10c
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33/4
1
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Savannah Elec & Power Co_,
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24
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National
National
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10%
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48%
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4
7
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18
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233/4
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9%
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12%
8%
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Sanders
11%
11%
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17%
10%
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Corp
10c
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12 y2
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Capital™.
1
San Jacinto
Petroleum
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10
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16%
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Morningstar-Paisley Inc
1
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Par
45
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10o
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1.50
1.20
1.50
1,500
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35c
35c
300
35c
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40c
60c
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40c
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40c
55c
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
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1
1.25
5.99
6.61
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7.33
7.93
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1
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3.83
4.14
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Affiliated
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8.60
9.39
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1
4.82
5.27
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1
20.15
21.99
1
(Growth Com Stock)
1
(Low Priced Coin Stks)—1
11.57
12.62
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12.98
14.17
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3.91
4.27
13.68
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5.66
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5.75
5.32
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1
8.59
9.39
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1.44
1.58
S-4
4.38
4,78
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5.03
5.47
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1
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Street
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1
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1
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Fund
Boston
Fund Inc
Colonial Growth & EnergyColonial
American Equitable Assur
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23
24%
Life Insurance Co
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
11%
13%
Lincoln
Liberty
Co_1.50
76%
8OV2
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National
Fund
Fund
—
6.07
American
11.62
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16.06
17.55
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Nat
10.10
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Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
11.23
12.24
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al4.34
9.24
Growth
Inc_—
Income
Investors
Insurance
Life
11.24
12.28
Loomis-Sayles
9.18
10.03
Loomis Sayles. Mutual
12.69
13.72
11.94
13.09
Fund
Paper
10.06
10.99
9.75
10.69
12.96
6.69
11.46
11.45
12.51
9.09
Int'l Gen Fd—1
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1
9.67
9.44
10.32
16.32
1,76
1.92
2.81
3.07
2.33
2.55
2.82
3.08
Inc
FUrid
Morton
9.48
10.36
6.01
6:59
7.79
8.54
Foundation—1
Series
13.76
14.87
Growth—1
3.90
4.22
9.78
Series
Insurance
—_
—
—:
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Investing
Mutual
Invest Found
Crum
Forster
Employers
Employers
Federal
Co Inc_l
20.82
22.51
Georgia
Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund-
18.00
19.50
National
1
13.78
14.90
Glens
6.47
7.07
18.16
19.86
Diversified
1
1
1
Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh Investing Co
De
De
1
1
Delaware
Fund
Delaware
Income Fund
Inc
1
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Fund—1
Dividend Shares
."
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment
1
Inc
Fund
Dreyfus
6.59
16.44
55.12
55.68
10.36
11.32
Preferred
7.21
16.28
9.59
.10.48
7.92
8.68
8.57
9.39
3.10
3.41
4.71
5.09
15.33
16.66
Stock
6.16
Gov
3.58
3.91
Great
50c
Stock Fund
50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Federated Growth Fund
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Balanced
Fund
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Fidelity
Inc
Fund
8.11
"8.40
9.74
10.65
7.58
8.24
14.61
15.79
18.75
3.93
4.31
5.44
5.95
1.87
5.49
5.97
1
9.74
10.64
2.31
2.54
7.05
7.75
series
series
stock
5.80
6
2.43
2.67
series
stock
Preferred
Inc
America
of
Fundamental
Investors—
Fund
Pemi
Provident
Puritan
Bond
General
7.83
9.10
9.97
6.43
6.99
4.98
,-5.47
11.79
12.91
9.60
8.76
6.85
7.51
11.49
12.58
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Inc
1
Growth Industry
al9.93
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Series
H-C7
10c
Series
H-DA
10c
—-1
Haydock Fund Inc
13.99
4.26
3.90
Balanced
Industry
Fund
5.19
4.75
4.66
Oct
22, 1963—
9.51
10.34
3.30s Sep
16, 1963
4%s
Apr
20, 1964
15, 1963
100.
100
100.4
3%s
100.26
4s
Oct
20, 1964
4s
Oct
20, 1965_
101.4
101.4
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
7.05
4.63
10.28
Boston—1
xlO.63
11.62
10.72
11.59
Johnston
17.00
100.16
3Vis
May
11.50
4s
Sep
14.12
3%s Dec
37.00
39.75
10, 1970
12.16
12, 1966
;
10.92
6.06
6.55
5.60
6.06
10.84
11.85
1
33.34
34.01
al2.39
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6.33
(Medium
1
24.83
25.92
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22.26
24.29
1
15.63
17.06
1
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101.12
11.06
18.43
1
5.76
6.30
1
4.91
5.37
2.77
3.03
Investing CorpMutual
1
8.63
9.43
Fund
1
9.71
10.61
1
1
12.75
13.86
13.71
14.95
Inc
Fund
Inc
Investors
In.c
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington
Fund
4%s
Mar 20, 1968
100.16
4%s
101.28
4%s
Mar 20, 1969
July 15, 1969,.
99.28
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Feb
103.8
3y2s
103 .8
104.8
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100 .8,;
101.8
4
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101.8
102 .24
103.24
107 .8
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108.8
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-1
12.62
13.64
6.82
7.45
6.53
7.06
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Inc
Congress
Fund
Street
Devonshire
Inc
Street
Diversification
Empire
3%s Feb
3Vis
Inc
Ohio
Capital
Second
Fund
Fund
Inc.-
Inc
15, 1972
98.24
99.24
4%s
Feb
20, 1974
103.24
104.24
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Nov
Apr
May 15, 1965
Oct
-1,
100.2
4%s
100.4
100.6
l%s
99.18
-
Oct
100.16
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99.20
100.14
100.4
1,1963
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103.2
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100
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100.29
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15, 1964J
100.7
15, 1963
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15,. 1964
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—
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Barium
Burlington
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conv
4%s
101%
102
Mueller
Brass
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3%s
L__—
4 Vis
Oct
98.17
l%s
Apr
Aug
1,
15, •1967
100.27
100.29
Oct
1967
92.14
92.18
98.15
3%s
102.9
102.7
100.29
100.31
1 %s
Dated
4-
Due
1-
2-62
Bid
2-63
2-
4-63
3.10s
6-
4-62
3-
4-63
3.15s
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
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1-62
5-
1-63
5-
3%s
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1-62
3-63
100.3
100.5
100.1
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1-63
100
100.2
99.31
100.1
100.3
3.10s
11-
1-62
8-
3.15s
12-
3-62
9-
100.5
Ask
1963
1963
4, 1963
11, 1963
15, 1963
18, 1963
25, 1963
2, 1963
9, 1963
16, 1963
23, 1963
31, 1963
102%
105 %
Jan
24,
1963
100%
Jan
31,
1963—
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E
Southern
Trailer
Hotel
St
106
109
Tenn
101%
Textron
Gas
1992
100"%
1984
103
87%
105%
99%
100%
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101%
Westcoast
1971
5V2S
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conv* .1976
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101
74%
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of
99.707
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99.653
May
G
4%s_1992
101%
102 %
7,
1963
99.588
99.596
5%s
1985
77 y2
81 %
Feb
14,
1963
99.533
99.541
May
May
4s
1965
89
93%
Feb
21,
1963-
99.476
99.485
May
1967
104
104%
Feb
1963—
1963
99.430
May
Mar
28,
7,
99.420
100
99.367
99.378
June 6,
Mar
14,
1963
99.309
99.319
June 13*
21,
1963
99.251
99.264
July 15,
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4%s_1987
5s
1982
Industries 4%s
99%
100
1970
5s
5s debentures
5s ww
99%
99
102
—1971
!
106
1984
111
1970
114
Trans 5%s A
1988... 90
5Vas series Cw———*.1988
94
■
;
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109
15,
99.31
100.
Bid
99.245
;
—
_
100.1
100.2
99.195
99.139
99.074
99.041
99.017
98.961
98.904
(98.848
98.792
Ask
99.256
99.212
99.151
99.090
99.058
99.034
98.979
98.923
98.868
98.813
98.735
98.694
98.627
—
98.757
98.671
1963:
1963
63
—
1963
5s
1-63
3
Bills
1963
Mar
&
Am
Trans
Amer
99.700
99.645
r_
*
Feb
Calif Edison
ww
6s
George
Household
4s
Nat
4%s
Power
Apr
100V4
Sheraton Co
Hotel
99.833
103
101
Hilton
Apr
Apr
106
Fruehauf
99.877
3,
Apr.
100%
Georgia
99.936
99.873
27,
Jan
99.784
Panhandle Eastern PL 4%s_1982
1992
99.932
1963
Dec
101 %
99.764
Public
5y4s_. 1977
1962—
Mar 22,
Mar 28,
99.757-
103
Gas
99.980
99.817
Republic Pictures
4 Vis—,—
99.978
99.776
100
Natural
1962
1963
99%
Power
20,
1963
129
76
Ask
Ask
6-
100.2
99.31
100.
Bid
101V*
Bid
Due
Dated
7-
1963
192
93.10
4-62
10,
99
94.2
1-62
17,
68
93.6
101.29
9-
15,
Columbia Gas & Elec 4%s_ -1987
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1,
93.30
10-
Jan
Quebec
Duke
1,
3.35s
Jan
122
101.27
15, 19.66
Rate
Ask
100.1
100
91%
1969
95
Aug
93%
1975
94.28
1, 1966—
Apr
l%s
85
Pac
102
E!
100.22.
l'/is
88
165
101V2
4%s__
Tele
100.20
4s
102
106
102%
96.2
100.14
15, 1966-2—-—.
99.5
Northwst Bell Tel 4%s_2002
Pacific
Petroleum
5s
1977
104
102%
103.4
101.25
100.6
Broadway Bldg 5V2S ww-1970
1994
1992
1982
5Vz8
Industries
4y8s
Corp
Suburban
1975
95.30
100.12
99.'3
Jan
2002
Cine
1992
103.2
97.22
96.26
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a74.71
Bid
Electric
96.22
100.31
103.4
15, 1965—.—
Feb
3%s
97.20
103.1
101.23
-
1,1963
15, 1963
Rate
a9.93
Bonds
Mass
„„
1996
4%S
4
Ask
Tel
„
Baltimore
1,
Ask
4.
102.31
Aug
100.6
Feb
1%S Apr
Bid
(Continued)-
5s
Feb
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
102
101
15, 1964
100.7
Dec
American
1, 1971
United States Treasury
Recent
97.8
15,1972-1967-
Sep
3Vis
3.25s
al4.59
Centennial
Westminster
96.8
Feb
a8.93
a21.28
Exchange Fd-
103.16
May
Fund
Capital
107.24
102.16
3%s
l%s
15,
1963
3y8s Nov 15, 1963
Treasury Notes—
Aug
al9.30
Fund
97.16
106.24
4%s
Ask
100.5
100.4
100.11
100.6
15, 1963
May 15, 1963
4%s
a80.77
Inc—
Fund
Fund
Street
Inc
Fund
104.24
107.16
96.16
-
1, 1970-1967-'—
Treasury Notes
Apr
1, 1964
May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
pmq
103.8
106.16
20, 1970
104.24
Bid
Maturity—
iy2s
Funds—
Centennial
24
102.16.
102.8
103.24
3%s
;
2%s
—1
Ind
Growth
—
„.
—
Apr
1, 1970
July 20, 1970
Certificate of Indebtedness—
3y2s
Fund__10c
Whitehall Fund Inc_—
101.16
102.4
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
6.73
6.16
10.09
16.96
10c
Street
Wisconsin
-
Ltd-
Fund
Inc
Investors
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Grade
Priced
(Low
B-3
102.8
101
99 .12
3.45s
(Investment
B-2
101.28
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
6.92
11.19
Shares_l
Fund
Feb
12.23
1
Federal
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
July 20, 1966——
May 22, 1967
102 .8
Sep 10, 1970
4Vis Aug 10, 1971—
4%s Sep 10, 1971—
5y8s
99.8
4%s
4s
101 .16
1&, 1969
Apr
101.12
101.6
101. .24
Mar 11, 1968
Apr
101.12
100.8
101.2
'
3%s
98.28
;
100.,8
Jun 10, 1965—
3%s Mar 10, 1966Dec
99.28
100 30
-
4%s
4Vis
2, 1966
101.24
101.8
100. 26
10, 1964—
11, 1964
103
18.38
10.21
Mutual Fund—1
(The)
100. 12
10, 1977
Winfield
1st,el Fund Inc——
May 11, 1964
4%s Feb
Washington
10.47
9.41
1
3%s
8.29
99.30
100.11
100.4
101
21, 1966—
14.51
100.4
100.2
L
20, 1965
Feb
14.13
Wall
1
Fund
Research
Dec
3%s
12.93
12.13
Group Funds—
Investors
4s
100.30
Accumulated Fund—1
Line
Fd
Investors Intercontinental Fd_
100.2
100. 26
Continental Fund
Fund
99.28
101.16
100
7.69
1
100.2
—
___
Mar 11, 1963
Nov 12, 1963
13.25
100
100,9
4Vis
Line Special Situations
Investors Variable Payment
Sep
United
ll09
99.30
Bonds—
Bank
Land
102
Fund
100.2
3Vis
1963
103.8
Fund
1963—
3,
100.2
100
100.4
15
101
Value
9.58
June
Ask
100
1, 1963-
100
Aug
102..8
Income
Bid
Cooperatives—
4, 1963-
Apr
3.30s
12, 1973
Value
4.24
Feb
10.99
Jun
Line
36%
10.06
Jun
Science
34%
3%s Aug 20, 1963
4%s
Income
8%
2
100.3
a9.80
79
7%
100
1
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6%
1
July 16, 1963
3Vis
4 Vis
United
74%
7.13
9.91
Funds
City of. N Y_2
6.52
3.91
United
in
1, 1963-
9.32
Value
Fund
Federal
3.58
7.36
Fund
"100.1
99.
15, 1963
1
9.79
Selective
3.05s
lOe
Growth
6.73
Stock
3.15s
100.2
100
:
3%
100.2
Inv
Century
7.54
Investors
15, 1963
for
Banks
100.1
of Canada Ltd
20th
United
6.44
Co
!
10, 1972
12, 1972
8.96
Investors
99. 31
100
7.62
1
Trust of
Ask
Bid
11.84
,1
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Loan Banks—
6.99
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated
Investors
Investors
Westchester Fire__
10.83
8.25
Investment
261%
3
Insurance
20, 1963—
11.25
International
lc
241/4
1
Inc
United
Int'l Resources Fund Inc
Investment Co of America.
Annuity Life Insur
Fund—1
Fund
2.52
lc
Fund_lc
Variable
Fire
Feb
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
2.30
Fund—lc
51%
4 Vis
Funds Canada Ltd
Growth
48
15, 1963,
Apr
4%s
United
Income
Ins
S
May
a28.80
6.49
Foundation Fund
U S Life
3%s
3 Vis
a35.66
7.85
Institutional
U
15, 1963
3.15s Mar
1
5.97
Institutional
Jan
3%s Feb
—1
Inc;
7.23
Inst
Federal Home
4%s
Television-Electronics
Texas
196745
331/4
U S
40 Vi
2%s
1
—
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
62%
31
15%
89
37
100.4
Farnham
UBS Fund
a25.63
59%
141/4
100.4
1
Inc
Investors
Fund
24%
Obligations of Government Agencies
3%s
Fund
Stock
22%
100
12.94
&
62%
Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
Co
85
5
121/4
5%
59%
Ins
5
Corb
Title Jns
11
*
1
America—2.50
Co
10
Ins
163%
100
10.52
Roe
United
(Tex)
22%
158
15, 1963
Inc__1
Stein
10y4
10
20
5
15, 1963
9.71
(Edson B)
91/4
Co
48%
107 y2
3.40s Apr
8.97
Southwestern
Insurance
9
8
Co__—2
Life
102
2
(NY)
85
125%
45%
3.40s May
Shares—1.25
Amer
50c
Ins
Ins
121
8.66
a9.36
in
of
80%
5
8.29
1
Shares
5
—2
—10
Co
Life
Ins
67
15.63
Clark—
Fund Inc
American
Family
United
63
7.97
1
&
Bankers
United
61%
46%
7.67
Sciidder Stevens & Clark Fuud-1
Selected
Union
118%
111
8%
44
10
(NY)..
Insurance
58%
Accident—1
&
Guaranty Co
62%
5
14.38
-—1
Stock
Travelers
Ins
72%
7%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
3 Vis
al2.99
Common
Title
68
64%
United
17.59
17.08
Inc—
Funds
Hamilton
7.38
6.73
lc
lc
shares
shares
Petroleum
9.37
14.13
al8.00
Scudder Stevens
Life
51%
x49
Life
35%
67
1
(New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co__:
Sec
32
59%
1
Stake Street Investment Corp
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lo
Fully Administered shares—lc
8.57
...
Canada—25c
of
Life
11.11
1
Inc
Fund
Ins
26%
1
Investing
Fund
Revere
Scudder
Security
81%
24
1
6%
77%
5
Co__
5
Life
Standard
11.29
1
(
Fund
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Research
Mid-Cont
"8.02
11.00
Income—1.
Fund
Sovereign Investors
Equip
7.32
10.30
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
7.20
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
1
•
50c
Inc
(Geo)
2-9%
Surety
6%
32%
5%
6.25
of Amer
Ins
al3.55
Fund—,
1
Growth
27
10
jersey Insurance Co of N Y
2.50
Fund
Putnam
Putnam
(Seaboard
5
Co
Interstate
for
431/4
Boiler
Jefferson
Growth Stock
Fund
Steam
Insurance
12.52
Inc
41
10
14.83
Inc
Fund
Smith
1
Trust
Investors
General
Fund
(T Rowe)
151/4
Marine
&
Seaboard Life
14%
5
Co
13.20
Mutual
Fire
5
Insp & Insurance
Lawyers
Paul
Standard
12.08
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer
St
19
11.46
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Price
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
6%
5%
11%
6
30
2
47 %
13.57
6.50
(NY)
17%
1
5.98
Corp
Southwestern Life Ins Co_—
1
1
Reinsurance
63%
1
;
72
61 '/a
Inc
Ijic
Square
Hartford
Lamar
63%
68%
97»/2
Fund
Securities
59
581/4
9.14
Shares
14%
59
12.18
Street
13%
Men's
Bus
95%
117%
10%
Providence-Washington
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)____1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
91
9.05
William
1
Profess
74%
(DC)—4
11.27
Electronics
Ins__
76%
62%
91
113
1
113%
Corp
Insurance
Illinois
Life
44»/2
Greatamerica
Gulf
Chemistry &
&
Owners
(DC)_1.50
al4.47
Nucleonics
Home
3
7.57
5.96
Home
Pioneer
58%
5
10
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
6.93
Inc
—5
Co
222
(NY)
1
P Fund
R
47%
109
Co
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
England Fund
62%
45
Life Ins Co
Insurance
5
Hanover
York
58
5
Ins Co—
C)_
;
D
Y_10
207
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Horizons
32%
N
70
1
8.05
New
30 %
3V'3
of
Co
10
8.b5
New
44%
—4
7.37
New
18%
41%
12'%
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
5.45
Life
42%
5
7.64
2.04
1°
lc
lc
lc
1
1
Fund
Series
Common
Fund
5.87
5.37
al9.44
Custodian Funds—
Franklin
IT til
13.56
X17.34
Inc_l
10c
Florida
Mutual
Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
3ond
12.55
12.78
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Foursquare
12.72
11.76
Fund
Industrial
Financial
11.77
Ins
Ins
(Wash
Phoenix
33 y2
16
70
2.50
1
Over-the-counter
Howard—
&
American
Life
31
43%
1
1
Series
.;
19%
41
Co
Co
Insurance
Philadelphia
61%
Life Ins_2.50
E'mploy Life Ins
.1
Oppenlieimer Fund
Eaton
57y2
1
1
Stock
90%
39
4
'Gov't Employees Insur
5.64
Stock Series
Growth
One
*
Corp—5
(Phoenix)
Republic
Indemnity
52%
4%
Insurance
Internat'l
&
11.01
Series
46%
%
5
of N Y
Insurance
Peoples
25%
Co
Falls
1
Income Series
.
12.03
Life
39%
3%
,
Co
Peerless
23%
(S F)
First Nat'l Life
1
Series
25
44
_3.33Va
Insurance
Pacific
80%
1
General Reinsurance Corp
__1
Series
23 %
2.50
Pacific
77 y4
491/4
Ins "Co—
Fire
River—
Northern Ins
1.25
of N Y
Assoc
Fund
Franklin
Globe
Series
Balanced
Bond
Dividend
Inc
87 %
1
com
Northeastern
156
5
.—
(N J)
York
North
139
149
—5
Co
Reinsurance
Firemen's
Wide
134%
5
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Nation
Investment
Income Fund
5
5
AA
Fire
18
New
36%
Co
Group
37%
/
5
Insur
Inc
Co
Ins
Insurance
12.43
B
Life
Insurance
&
11.50
Western
of
Co
Casualty
Eastern Life
1
Series
Ins
54 %
61%
1
Crown
Accident Ins
&
Union
Corp class A——2.50
New Hampshire Insurance
5
421/4
2.6(7
National Securities Series—
(Bait)
Nationwide
25%
58
2.62
Corp
124%
Old Line
40
8.90
Investors
117
Life
of America—1
Insur
Combined Ins Co
al4.01
Consolidated Investment
10
Nat'l
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
1
Securities
72%
92%
National
23%
_•——1
Inc
59 V*
87
Nat'l
21%
—_——1
Inc
54%
68
6274
(Ga)_1.25
Trust Shares
Fund
4%
51%
55
51
59%
Life
Coastal States Life Ins
Mutual
Fund
14%
162
3%
5
62%
56
1474
Mutual Shares Coro_
Composite
155
1
5
National Fire
26%
9.85
Concord
Insur
41%
10
Life
58 %
24%
8.68
Fund
141/2
NY—2
Citizens Life
7.99
Investment
13%
13 %
9.06
Mutual
Life
13
31%
133%
Monument
4V8
35
50c
Stock
Inc
1
.
129
5
Ins
86 y2
Midwestern United Life Ins Co-1
»
3%
24%
Eagle Fire Ins
& Co Funds—
(B C)
Growth
10
8%
,.
'
1
Criterion
Fund Inc___1
Medical Securities
Life
Ask
36%
%
39%
10
of. Vsu.
Casualty
58 %
5
(N Y)
Gen
8.05
28
Indemnity & Life Ins
Merchants. ( Fire Assurance
(NJ)_—2
Assurance
23.70
32 %*
1
1
Co
Casualty
Continental
7.37
30%
Inc_l
2
Standard
-
Insurance
Citizens
Connecticut
X21.69
Penna—5
of
Co
Mass
5
Boston
Continental
-1
Maryland
.10
2.96
Fund—
Life
beneficial
of
Units
13%
41%
Re-insurance
14.75
interest—1
———-——-i
Massachusetts
121/4
38 K
DC)
Shippers
82
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
1
(Galveston)
2.71
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
Ins
13.50
shares of beneficial int__33%0
10.57
14.93
3.51
Trust
Investors
Massachusetts
9.93
Commonwealth
2.51
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
11.07
10.49
2.30
3.21
-lc
—lc
s
shares
Petroleum
14.16
6.12
10.18
shares
(Wash
Natl Life Ins
Beneficial
—lc
shares—lo
—
shares
Companies
33
2
Loyal Amer Liie Ins Co Inc_50c
(Newark N.J) —2%
Life
American
Bankers
,
Industries
Metal
Ins
Bankers &
a27.90
lc
Electric shares
6.92
16.00
of
Managed Funds—
General
1
Fund—1
Fund
Assurance
2.50
Assurance
Mercury
Fund
Insur
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
15.25
Income
Composite Bond &
General
5.54
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Life &
10.63
1
1
50c
1
Chase
24%
14.37
lc
Shares Trust
Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc—.
Century
23
—-1
"
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
(111)_1
&
Trust-——1
International Growth
1
Internatl
Knickerbocker
17.31
1
Inc—
„
—
Lazard
16.96
Fund
Ltd
Fund
Casualty
Amer Life
Lexington
15.52
Canadian
Life
—
Bid
_2
Liberty Life Insurance
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins. (Birm)
128%
36%
3.78
8.84
6.33
Canadian
124%.
34
11.39
1
Ltd
(1954)
Par
88%
10
Insurance Co
3.46
8.13
General Fund—
Canada
Insurance—;
10.48
1
California Fund Inc_:
_5
Companies
Ask
83
American
Ltd-1
Bid
3.50
'
Trust
*
Atomics Physics & Science Fd_l
Axe-Templeton
Life
(Income Fund)
Mutual Fund Inc-—1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics
Aetna
Surety
&
10.18
Investors Fund
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Casualty
9.32
American
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Par
Aetna
1
1
American
Fund
Ask
Coat.
(Discount Bonds)
al3.69
Associated
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
2.u3
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
^bc
Funa
At-trueen
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
(Quotations for Friday, December 14)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
.
98.646
98.571
—-
;
98.591
98.320
98.338
97.542
97.567
-
114
FOOTNOTES FOR
119
93%
97 %
•No
New
par
value,
York
a
Stock
Net
asset valuer
Exchange,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
price/ d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to-, listing on the
Ex-dividend.- wi Whei*'-lssu«dv
y Ex-stoclt dividen<LV
yield
x
t
Volume 196
Number 6221
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2523)
47
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
with
a
based
year
us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of the
on
country,
Dec.
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
indicate
that
the
for
15, clearings from
week
cities
all
ended
the
of
Saturday;
United
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly
be 9.9% above those for the
States
Our
preliminary
against $30,410,061,949
this center there is
totals
stand
for the
at
$33,411,623,875
week
same
in
1961.
At
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
15.4%. Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
New
Ending Dec. 15
1962
York
,
Philadelphia
Kansas
In
the
elaborate
Pittsburgh
ended
Cleveland
Baltimore
'.
Dec.
8.
Ten
cities,
five
cities,
five
days
All
all
cities,
cities,
five
832,013,012
507,290,894
+
3.7
2nd
New
424,200,000
+
4.1
3rd
Our usual monthly
+ 10.2
4th
Cleveland
3.5
5th
Richmond
8.7
6th
Atlanta
1.2
7th
Chicago
+
628,593,291
—
380,459,871
+
1,142,387,350
+
9.9
Railroad
Foreign
U.
S.
1961
938,862,054
$135,710,000
$1,261,435,400
$1,437,030,000
1,000
$110,592,000
15,000
1,000
63,271,100
/
Bank_
gov't
7,701,000
A
Gov't
Total
1962
87,794,408
.-V'*"■ V.'
& misc.
Internat'l
—Eleven Months
881,192,955
96,057,140
Bonds—
5,128,000
84,541,600
______
bonds—
$118,293,000
$1,345,992,000
Total
also
of
furnish
Atlanta
8th
St. Louis
60,533,354
+
6.7
7.1
1,461,986,116
1,689,425,355
"
2,064,672,153
955.438,2<5
891,801,814
869,581,105
'83,253,414
65,793,447
10
106
691,565,169
+
7.2
619,120,274
595 422,704
1.762,662,091
1,656,960,753
+
6.4
1,433,369,143
1,388 ,698,188
33,593,440,411
30,047,944,317
+ 11.8
25,540,829,465
25,522,717,028
13,580,311,827
+
7.6
12,201,185,228
11,784,386,316
"
3.0
5,187,786,212
5,049,943,785
6,454,532,577
5,422,090,473
5,587, 806,489
'"."x"-,
7,408,871,860
7,257, 205,674
2.1
6,678,743,921
8
"
4,001,552,230
4,090, 136,932
2.2
3,489,292,528
LJ 16
"
I:
7,661,577(277?-*'
jy
31,
"
7
"
"
*
ul-
_•
San
18
Francispo
211,206,988
70,968,740
,
> <
*
■
1
7,312 778,784
4.8
'
11,630, 127,167
4.8
10,997,589,350
10,608,353,564
4,114,044,589^''
2.4
3,658,544,755
3,617,375,285
3,994,784,685
4,017 742,922
3,740 701,651
6.8
4,865 627,306
4.1
5,610,773,663
5,435 469,156
3.2
3,424,299,165
4,480,214,945
4,796,102,732
3,146,176,677
5,065,863,144
8,213,835,060
7,787 ,182,857
5.5
6,852,306,114
6,644,545,023
144,378,069,488
134,718,637,594
7.2
124,5991568,911
114,261,123,75B
70,829,127,937
~68,680/707J)66
3.1
_63,104,603^321
60,430,277,894
A
12,184,75S>7l9<i-<V
:■/
173
cities
64,351,283
York
New
City_—;
—
^
We append another table
—
6,374,536,806
4,244,532,652
4,775,782,013
....
+
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the eleven months for four years:
51,051,873
57,518,442
'
-
Total—
—
3,683,460,853
6,885,963,177
"
60,853,990
$
13
;
j._-^iaitL^_rl5
:
12th
70,889,423
1959
4,169,503,384
75,886,965
53,870,465
$
55,686,549,464
57,291,287
65,349,933
1960
Dec. %
4,443,055,154
101,775,900
60,896,990
Inc. or
$
63,511,502,533
"
442,703,739
1961
1.5
'•
81,526,684
63,858,671
5.5%.
11.2
11
-74,161,696
77,458,994
4.1%; in the Dallas Reserve District
San Francisco Reserve District
the
+
14
392,831,921
in
and
+
16
571,794,331
increase of
an
3.2%,
4,767, 052,967
Kansas City
Dallas
202,650,982 '
of
of
68,226, 805,689
Minneapolis
73,121,328
show
2.4%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District
Reserve District the totals
In the Kansas City
4.837,919,140
9th
271,847,364
of
6.8%.
75,862,001,648
11th
68,826,830
of
"
10th
76,532,865
District
cities
82,449,890
96,950,136
684 ,743,794-
larger by 2.1%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
4.8%; but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
are smaller by 2.2%.
The Chicago Reserve District has
to its credit an increase of 4.8%; the St. Louis Reserve
in¬
an
651 ,268,537
10
231,496,751
+
was
$
Philadelphia—__!___
Outside
July t
731,518,237
749,992,188
clearings for the
65,715,223
491,900,969
August
4.5
there
190.180,939
276,403,297
Months-
804,581,867
713,088,108
+
,
cities
118,034,886
110,987,380
Quarter—A
9.7
+ 10.0
"
'299,946,967
100,160,175
2nd
+
810,499,223
832,293,596
"
;____
•
2—
765 627,121
1,396 703,668
1,627 427,453
773 934,685*
14,606,299,407
6
65,255,742
June
+ 10.7
871,215,660
"
68,482,247
May
1,327 227,791
836,441,103
+
215,497,672
Quarter
April
Six
:
»
887,744,041
1,583,742,585
1,864,002,546
♦«
Chicago->i.^i:_——-
63,932,362
949,170,281
1,696,841,055
14
7th
92,803,996
14,298, 840,525
1,073 954,225
8.9
"
of the
New York
3rd
1959
89,108,085
1,103,541,863
1,413,678,120
2.6
+
"
9
Boston
6th
66,131,993
13,774,521,648
+
"
Federal Reserve Districts
Number of Shares
80,883,432
+ 15.0
1,273,390,056
month
Cleveland
February
938, 868,337
of November
Richmond
January
959,557,631
IQflO
1st
1959
$
7.2
+
1,574,413,265
-
that
For
'
1960
Inc. or
y, 1961. vy,(V
1,043,640,524
16,958,476,899
1,306,007,698
1,714,333,603
of the entire
Month
V
'"T:
summary
a
November.
5th
1st
Kansas
CLEARINGS
:%
York Reserve District the totals record a gain of
11.2%;
and in the Boston Reserve District of
1.5%; but in the
Philadelphia Reserve District the totals register a loss
of 3.0%, In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
$1,500,304,100
.
BANK
19,504,622,599
1
City
4th
March
the
gain of 4.5%;
7.2%, and in the Sari
4
.
York
New
OF
body of clearing houses of 7.2%, the
1962 aggregate of clearings having been
$144,378,069,488,
and the 1961 aggregate of
$134,718,637,594. In the New
indicated in the following:
1960
District of
6
II
to
1961
Reserve
10
IIIII
2nd
1962
Dallas
17
7
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the eleven months of 1959
1962 is
««
IIIIII
San Francisco
We
"
7
I-IIIII
-IIIIII
Dallas
2,000|
__
$140,839,000
in the
In
a
Francisco Reserve District of 6.4%.
1962
1,118,317,589
<<
9
—XIIIIIII
II_III~I
12th
Outside
cities
~
Minneapolis
Kansas City
$33,411,623,875 $30,410,061,949
1961
District of 10.0%.
Reserve
City Reserve District the totals record
'
.
St. Louis
+ 10.1
/.y
9
9th
4.5
—Month of November—
shrs.
The
Minneapolis
city there
SUMMARY
~~
10th
+
1962
of
larger by 8.9%; in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
6.7%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
Chicago Reserve District enjoys a gain of
10.7%; the S't. Louis Reserve District of 9.7%, and the
of
7.1%.
Dec. %
_
4.5
+
crease
Stocks—
in the Philadelphia Reserve
the Cleveland Reserve District the
In
are
trict
increase of
an
;
York
month
Description—
was
Outside this
12
+ 11.4
5,711,936,745
1,193,318,693
1961.
Boston
detailed statement of transactions on
Exchange is appended. The results
Number
in
Philadelphia
919,415,586
431,904,963
1st
for November and the 11 months of 1962 and 1961 follow:
the New York Stock
week
Federal Reserve Districts
0.9
$32,218,305,182 $29,267,674,599
Total all cities for week
there
Week Ended December 8—
1.4
0.2
$23,555,737,854
,_L
day
one
totals
an increase of
7.6%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having registered a gain of 15.3%.
We group the
same
+
5,966,593,465
days
week
was
the
11th
Total
District of 2.6%.
statement, however, which
in
+
$26,251,711,717
days
For that
an
District of 7.2%, and
serve
has to be estimated.
317
8th
Other
detailed
York
totals show
the whole country
having amounted to $33,593,440,411 against
$30,047,944,-
1,128,000,000
385,007.347
cases
Districts in which
the
the
improvement of 15.6%; in the Boston Re¬
and from this it appears that in
Reserve District, (including
this city)
located
are
New
11.8^p, the aggregate of clearings for
+ 15.4
—
_
447,128,306
573,890,580
cities according to the Federal Reserve
they
we are able to
give the final
complete results of the week previous — the week
441,800,000
„
of
Accordingly, in the above, the
all
present further below
and
525,845,419
Francisco
press.
last day of the week in
1,013,513,000
City
Louis
San
going to
839,098,303
Boston
St.
.
of
1,130,000,000
v.___
details
appear
%
$19,540,361,727 $16,929,638,548
1,355,067,035
.1,374,221,689
Chicago
time
ter
1961
exact
foregoing will
we
last
and
the week covered by
in our issue of next week. We,
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
the
clearings will
corresponding week
year.
Complete
Eleven Months
Eleven Months
Eleven Months
Eleven Months
3rd
Nine
62,891,063
____
Quarter
1959
206,282,345
180,074,388
179,459,738
706,412,722
778,076,676
72,990,970
87,794,408
622,163,477
61,330,245
3rd
78,723,093
572,906,309
54,430,640
62,002,284
4th
Cleveland
64,558,364
5th
Richmond
96,057,140
_
30 in each of the last four
years
CLEARINGS
(000,000
FOR
York..*
Philadelpria.
Chicago
73,548
5,028
CITIES
IN
3,004
2,858
2,732
1,985
2,316
1,954
2,572
2,122
2,135
1,829
1,481
1,131
1,053
1,332
1,093
2,656
2,016
2,266
1,862
2,427
2,029
2,007
1,884
1,445
1,192
1,023
1,211
1,047
924
925
11,944
Jacksonville.
1,150
1,225
1,488
1,1.92
1,143
1,403
1,178
Portland
1,147
1,041
1,030
14,005
12,372
1,225
963
856
805
753
Denver
1,093
1,070
.979
St.
Paul....
Memphis
998
903
833
752
1.050
946
943
->687
1,083
-A661
641
608
719
707
615
9,837
11,869
10,089
9,558
7,414
8,079
8,808
8,360
5,857
....
San
Fran...
Cleveland
..
Dallas
...
Pittsburgh
Kansas
City
.
Louis A.
St.
Minneapolis.
Houston
..,
Atlanta
....
Baltimore
..
Cincinnati
.
Richmond
..
Louisville
New
..
Orleans
Seattle
...
Birmingham.
Omaha1
Buffalo
Washington.
Milwaukee
Nashville
61,494
53,830
800,685
4,804
4,664
55,625
5,412
3,183
3,601
3,307
2,587
2,341
1,912
2,059
1,733
2,206
1,742
1,924
5,380
3,004
3,396
64,552
37,662
40,928
43,477
32,279
30,159
22,386
25,284
20,656
26,178
23,844
23,326
19,764
16,388
11,821
11,230
14,224
3,174
2,548
2,330
1,774
2,012
1,691
2,031
1,728
1,773
1,611
1,319
1,053
1,664
1,304
1,136
932
938
1,200
1,125
1,017
'
871
576
798
..
Tot. 31 Cities
Other
711
650
800
706
671
741,859
53,825
63,110
34,864
39,307
40.313
29,895
27,517
21,381
24,057
19,876
24,786
21,233
21,909
19,487
15,124
12,440
10,415
12,876
10,943
13,318
11,390
13,301
15,144
8,981
11.314
9,299
8,526
7,077
7,533
8,449
7,963
now
add
detailed
our
statement
12th
.
_
-,
'
.
.
Maine—Bangor
Fall
669,229
52,063
61,012
35,894
602,823
52,053
59,464
36,243
29,791
25,382
22,037
22,807
19,327
22,993
19,976
21,041
18,734
28,678
25,196
21,877
23,029
18,587
22,535
19,527
19,916
18,383
14,553
11,606
10,014
11,186
10,502
13,427
10,752
12,019
8,397
9,782
8,435
7,639
6,764
6,603
7,437
6,961
14,864
11,890
10,184
-12,949
10,339
13,579
11,117
13,078
8,497
10,240
8,674
8,075
7,175
6,604
8,157
7,231
46,186,371,855
44,058,293,596
765,275,982,063
+
7.9
691,895,575,395
59,793,312,643
81,439,015,929
56,417,158,290
76,335,717,576
624,029,324,18A
56,321,287,730
74,286,029,922
13
San Francisco
.
(58,031,273,352
+
3.0
76,417,125,515
42,522,735,349
+
6.6
43,080,909,804
+
1.3
82,971,546,982
130,954,511,513
76,617,140,891
+■
8.3
125,144,779,839
+
4.6
42,010,715,444
39,326,455,189
+
6.8
40,277,798,051
37,952,741,252
+
6.1
35,309,681,758
54,721,497,645
51,767,756,112
+
5.7
48,570,281,821
48,444,599,146
56,526,705,802
+
9.8
52,458,660,395
((
II
«i
<<
31
II
11
16
K
II
11
62,063,157,369
l«
18
.173
87,506,649,958
New
York
cities
761,122,345,933
City_
following compilation
covers
;
Waterbury
34,616,883,054
8.4
52,902,475,924
74,893,505,260
J
7.0
1,358,733,915,201
1,271,143,936,119
+
;
6.1
689,504,601,927
668,320,113,229
72,388,099,211
717,292,988,689
(
■
■
CLEARINGS
MONTHLY
-Clearings, Total All—
Month
1961
1962
January—
Dec. 46
•
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
$
+
9.5
73,951,267,053
66,036,474,251
+ 12.0
+
137 823,287,343
116,726,660,185
150,934,410,223
121,855,514,857
1961
1962
Inc. or
$
"
$
4.4
56,566,894,429
+
7.4
66,686,132,274
+
2.9
145,599,313,743
.____
Total
1st
Quarter-
April
141,457,231,801
+
2.9
396,007,179,329
+
5.7
203,339,049,122
189,289,500,954
+
7.4
139.462,'580,875
March
60,759,860,057
68,627,922,012
418,3891238,823
February
~122.692,985,650
67,973, 460,283
60,508,609,630
+
12.3
5.1
+ 13.7
:
148,884,133,835
142,017,596,025
.+
68,455,985,055
+
__
143,883,687,228
141,445,687,158
+
1.7
69,298 ,335,934
67,741,064,886
+
2.3
Quarter-
432,230,401,938
406,156,268,833
+
6.4
209,209,870,057
196,705,659,571
+
6.4
850,619,640,761
802,163,448,162
+
6.0
412,548,919,179
385,995,160,525
+
6.S
141,871,943,383
128,915,370,935
+ 10.0
69,504 750,363
63,791,241,975
+
9.0
August
141,873,362,771
6.2
69,977 878,114
66,933,862,074
+
September
128,123,917,272
133,598,001,012
124,054,579,558
+
+
3.3
63,192, 457,404
62,415,538,138
+
1.2
202,675,085,881
193,140,642,187
+
4.3
615,224, 005,060
579,135,802,712
+
6.2
May
June
Total
2nd
Total
>
6
July
Months———
Total
Total
9
11
+
71,938 073,840
4.8
6.5
6.2
1,262,488,864,187
154,940,949,958
1,188,731,399,667
135,702,456,545
+ 14.2
144,378,069,488
Months
October
Total
386,567,951,505
411,869,223,426
3rd Quarter-
134,718,637,594
+
7.2
70,829, 127.937
1,459,152,493,806
+
7.0
761,122,345,933
November
1,561,807,883,633
Months-.—
..+
Inc.
or
1962
1961
'
19,938,485
+
3.9
205, 728,372
218, 695,892
4.5
+
8.1
68,680,707,066
+
3.1
+
6.1
69,476,478,911
,
■
.
and for week ended Dec. 8.
years
Week Ended December 8
Inc. or
Dec. %
Dec. %
-
717,292,988,689
75,069, 212.936
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
;
Hr
6.3
1961
1962
$
$
4,774,992
'
4,832,826
1960
Inc. or
Dec. %
—
1.2
.
1959
$
$
4.263,875
4.505,987
—21.6
20,566.369
456 817,990
,837,764
8.3
10,572,729
10.168,624
+
4.0
8,111,550
8,443,181
1.0
40,928, 456,726
39,307 383,906
4.1
886,892,764
832,518,607
+
6.5
767.273,001
750,934,673
+14.5
46,149,965
3,833,574,736
4.8
4,536,694
4,100.195
+ 10.6
3,915,622
3,621,178
2,41C)l656
1,936/757
+
24.5
1,7641984
-
+
421
204, 652,659
195 278,671
12,963,729
—
3.0
128, 734.567
122 252,569
5.3
11,125,099
—31.0
83, 859.977
91, 354,592
8.2
17,832.898
96,861,025
89,086,188
80,172,887
287,846,164
272,171,872
113,750,218
Haven
70,159,949,190
36,755,171,150
the years by months for two years:
19.595,814
Worcester
39,293,228,569
118,332,409,975
+
1,459,152,493,806
103,804,090
Bedford
40,046,731,306
74,880,093,022
123,213,464,210
38,082.858,784
+
80,735,964,615
1,561,807,883,633
7.671,979
Connecticut—Hartford
New
4.6
12.575,720
Springfield
Rhode
+
825.926,665,346
14
.
The
$
23,540.688
___
Lowell
New
.
Kansas City
Outside
1961
36,158,271
River
48,833,833,827
«•
7
33,802
35,796
34,844
37,393
3,870,848.157
Holyoke
New
$
20,710,107
___
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
$
51,062,102,949
showing the figures for each city for the month of November and since Jan. 1 for two
1962
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
$
<<
10
R
Total
Month of November
Clearings at
1960
Dec, %
1959
1960
144,378 134,718 124,599 114,261 1,561,807 1,459,152 1,358,733 1,271,143
NYC
70,829
68,680 63,104
60,430
761,122
717,292
689,504
668,320
We
Inc. or
$
cities
15
9th
All...
Outside
.
11th
133,602 124,513 115,121 105,348 1,447,947 1,352,368 1,256,575 1,172,637
10,776
19,205
9,478
8,913
113,860
106,784
102,158
98,506
Cities
Total
728
811
.
.
Philadelphia—
10th
NOVEMBER
1961
3,554
3,870
4,024
....
...,
Boston
4
8th
—Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
1962
66,037
5,206
5,731
3,419
3,833
3,818
Detroit
*
.
is shown below:
LEADING
——Month of November——
1962
1961
1960
1959
Omitted)
New
New York
14
clearings for leading cities for the
November and the eleven months ended Nov.
BANK
Boston
16
The course of bank
month of
1st
2nd
October
November
1961
Federal Reserve Districts
214,511,753
Months
1962
$
September
117,386,581
+
•
9.9
7.2
1,062, 400,179
196 756,058
211, 172,456
+
■
7.3
4,783,298
4,390,133
949, 314,184
+ 11.9
25,157,048
20.724,046
+
1,49X824
9.0
4,294.599
4,074,351
21.4
18,765,202
16,778.911
-f 11.1
833 198,898
770 458,744
+
8.1
19,549,026
16,038,499
+ 17.5
15,139,957
14,134,950
+
5.8
2,977 564,751
2,829 ,064,355
+
5.2
70,521,199
67 566,893
.+
4.4
65,624,854
58,460,910
—
3.1
1,317 047,901
1,257 225,815
+
4.8
4.6
25,144,327
24,816,795
4 7!
30,376,595
29,030,178
26,966,500
23,899,700
+12.8
286 128,700
255 ,346,600
207,178,900
.
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
+
197,428,300
+
4.9
2,150 291,300
2,046 ,108,300
+
5.1
52,840l400
46,08ll900
+ 14/7
411890/700
18,186,344
16,981,321
+
7.1
203 080,953
185 723,897
+
9.3
6,902,188
5,651,866
+
22.1
3.368.960
3,972,071
4,837,919,140
4,767,052,967
+
1.5
51,062 102,949
48,833,833,827
+
4.6
1,118,317,589
1,043,640,524
+
7.2
9o9,657,6^1
938,868,331
+ 12.1
57X5OO
I
Total
(14
cities)
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2524)
1962
Clearings at
1961
1961
Dec. %
1962
Inc.or
1962
$
Inc. or
$
$
.
.
Monday, December 17,
1962
-Week Ended December 8
-Jan. 1 to Nov. 30-
Month of November-
——
J
.
Dec. %
Inc. or
1960
1959
Dec. %
1961
$
$
$
Second Federal Reservo District—New York—
New
York—Albany
277,624,268
Buffalo
216,689,216
661,270,297
Jamestown
York
18,683,876
73,548,941,551
Rochester
265,206,836
New
2.4
18,237,801
—11.2
75,862,001,648
68,226,805,689
+ 11.2
30.839,931
405,456,000
.
Third Federal Reserve
6,427,891
+
35,144,214
3,624,903
39,933,292
27,301,278
23,544,281
8,682,217
8,871,210
5,028,101,000
5,206,000,000
~
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
13,733,295
14,159,315
Scranton
33,225,480
33,728,910
Wilkes-Barre
(a)
York
2,510,138
2,593,756
+
3.7
13,738,330,712
47,525,843
5.9
4,430,931
7.9
18,987,141,004
16,467,632,490
+ 15.3
2,598,682,657
+
7.7
60,330,238
54,349,478
+ 11.0
765,275,982,063
195,993,357
123,871,825
3,401,906
13,339,644,237
51,352,414
35,008,778
6.4
107^453^054
+
4.2
113,784,846
+
7.9
19,504,622,599
16,958,476,899
0.7
28,153,733
85,236,189
3.8
94,712,655
85,089,055
+ 15.0
90,380,506
109,668,421
7.7
+
3,173,511
.
•
+T*f9
35,245,322
+
1,542,807,929
328,926,798
3,877,135,524
4,800,485,659
13,774,521,648
14,298,840,525
—
27,260,163
+ 22.1
+
75,002^303
i
69,700,744
+
13.7
2,224,385
1,774,394
+ 25.4
1,582,601
85,369,890
+
5.3
2,135,595
1,848,844
+ 15.5
1,695,769
1,809,304
2,459,031
2,799,723
30.155,313
.860,729
(a)
—1~2~0
(a)
387 444,645
76,746,349
483,246,986
+ 16.0
254 343,321
4.6
98 ,028,559
243,053,663
93,969,257
+
2.1
+
3.3
1.5
351 700,568
53,825,000,000
249,018,397
352,049,141
+
3.0
55,625 181,000
151 422,293
—
—
—
—
(a)
5,8057485
4,9167l46
4,4117055
4,74:17589
1,207,00~O7666
1,191,0007000
+"175
1,033,00^000
i,oo37ooo7ddo
3,098,676
3,444,606
—10.0
5,388.683
7,652,152
7,189,957
6.4
7,365,542
—39.2
0.1
—
(a)
327 460,769
+13.7
—19JB
318,429,435
.
2.8
(a)
7,693,533
+ 18.1
+
(a)
4,558,270
7,175,327
(a)
4-1275
7,274,955
3,682,630
6,902,925
30,387,768
+ 34.6
25,498,206
25,190,823
24,404,517
+ 20.9
14,866,021
12,357,504
2.6
1,103,541,863
1,073,954,225
6,859,131
2,687.831
2,633,720
+
2.1
23
797,703
23,789,609
0.1
8,251,760
+
4.2
87 367,191
87,829,180
0.5
133,574,181
125,569,959
76.540,934
+
6.4
1,411, 909.188
40,895,675
+
4.9
905 527,974
-1,291,405,044
831,665,657
9.3
80,318,687
8.9
29,502,197
5,422,090.473
5,587,806,489
3.0
59,793,312,643
58,031,273,352
3.0
1,306,007,698
1,273,390,056
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
cities)
1,736,130
4.3
3.4
1,564,693
8,600,236
:
-
(13
32,632,161
136,878,215
0.5
79 ,268,703
2.7
(a)
34.284.210
Bois
7.6
+
—
+
4.8
9.9
89
+ 22.1
8,365,001
(a;
Total
+ 12.6
7,846,428
Chester
New
9.7
+ 24.0
8,591,416
Bethlehem
Hazleton
+ 10.8
+
2.5
+
50,793,100
+
+
+
151,532,403
199,870,398
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Du
+ 11.4
49,522,053
153,303,437
3,648,258
l
741,859,505,117
825,926,665,346
145,830,230
+ 21.8
142,504,950
3,630,453
4,272,179
+
:
445,645,284
66,037,930,528
239,436,714
*160,000,000
38,241,485
cities)
+
166,488,665
211,666,073
360,004,400
502,084,746
Syracuse
Utica
(10
7,414,737,776
3.8
2,840,029,994
7,077,005,584
3,458,435,903
3.9
+
80,685,537,700
2,799,264,537
1,661,995,875
401,598,467
4,124,573,962
5,002,366,388
New Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
+ 28.1
+
14,481,826
687,165,274
15,037,074
Elmira
—
+
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
61,294,840
61,448,369
0.3
697,084,856
+
0.9
13,330,797
14,473,545
Cincinnati
1,481,295,491
1,445,887,733
+
2.4
16,388,324,604
15,124,268,874
+
8.4
367,189,275
326,575,153
•+
Cleveland
3,004,775,371
2,858,046,969
+
5.1
32,279,327,879
29,895,988,850
+
8.0
684,406,405
635,214,648
+
Columbus
378,994,700
359,190,900
7.7
111,383,700
25,414,615
94,436,700
J
+
24,817,188
6,724,354
6,548,821
62,900,311
70,153,577
Ohio—Ganton
Hamilton
Lorain
Mansfield
Youngstown
59,923,883
__
59,092,040
53,835,187
53,034,656
182,840,811
Newark
172,017,806
1,985,327,392
2,016,987,766
_
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Erie
Oil
—
5.5
3,891,159,400
+
242,415,612
227,566,568
+
6.5
2.7
+
4,189,958,600
2.3
+
—
82,062,721
73,521,140
+
Total
713,544,557
692,867,430
+
3.0
16,413,244
14,100.310
+ 16.4
13,593,471
12,750,860
666,634,042
645,739,436
+
3.2
17,247,593
14,434.705
+ 19.5
16,944,791
13,535,65<4
614,649,616
564,307,225
+
8.9
+
6.3
1,956,088,701
+
4.7
1.6
22,386,150,856
478,485,463
1,868,997,263
21,381,537,654
+
4.7
504,362,589
.475,178,304
+
3.5
427,897,755
385,1277368
+
5.6
1,714,333,603
1,574,413,265
+
8.9
1,413,678,120
1,327,227,791
—
1.3
39,583,078
15,490,345
18,072,101
7,408,871,860
7,257,205,674
—
—19.7
—14.3
189,077,661
209,471,135
2.1
81,439,015,929
76,417,125,515
+
ex..
124,822.000
South
of
1,097,817,000
11,821, 882,936
7,115,039
6,207,725
36,620,000
27,658,000
5.0
273,805,708
258,539,385
—
472,184,195
1,125,841,513
+
6.8
1,215, 417,387
+
+
1.4
6,048,784
5,719,564
+
32.4
+
5.9
22,711,000
258,972,387
233,547,696
23,378,000
8.0
19,487,035,165
+ 14 6
1.9
504, 493,675
4,559,798
9.813,378
439,983,488
409,760,139
—53.5
9,543,274
9,937,295
7.4
393,341,107
353,377,851
8,848,271
1.6
19,764 222,431
95, 165,080
93,400,690
+
719,047,097
707,812,742
1.6
8,079 ,989,953
7,533,714,634
+
7.3
187,086,248
175,765,414
+
6.4
145,824,551
139,666,715
4,090,136,932
2.2
43,080,909,804
42,522,735,349
+
1.3
949,170,281
887,744,041
+
6.7
836,441,103
765,627,121
3.8
8.3
f 33,771,002
—
159,201,061
152,606,259
+
1,734,640,899
1,671,283,456
+
811,346,006
800,435,948
2,007,800,000
+
1.4
8,360,042,773
5.0'
188,213,210
38,387,915
181,341,940
6.4
23,326.500,000
7,963,809,170
21,909,300,000
+
+
+
6.5
499,900,000
456,000,000
37,089,051
+
7.8
439,292,194
353,327,509
347,697,026
384,598,590
+
14.2
10,179,215
8,874,863
321,379.085
+
9.9
320,609,330
+
8.4
8,468,459
2,135,600,000
-40,000,006
__
'
4.3
30,945,302
33,049,414
31,339,079
29,109,182
1,150,801,184
1,192,769,542
203,879,909
186,249,509
1,488,000,261
1,403,294,762
80,397,577
45,081,965'
76,567,164
43,406,801
+
5.2
38,558,000
37,759,000
+
2.1
95,392,970
86,516,903
+ 10.3
12.205,698
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Mississippi—HattiesbUTg
_
Jackson
12,276,729
Meridian
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
278,546,576
278,076,942
7,706,906
281,067,449
+13.9
315^273^549
294,884^543
284,0087612
243,5197065
9.7
20,831,124
17,568,904
16,700,936
14,005,980,119
13,318,944,511
+
5.2
2,121,407,691
+
12.6
+
6.0
15,144.904,125
1,884,288,832
13,301,240,403
+
5.0
850,285,343
465^887,253
775,445,371
414,446,691
415,554,000
888,169,393
131,328,043
+
+
435,332,-000
985,466,414
,
i
•
4.8
+
I1}:?
133,590,469
42,722.167
40,382,016
+
5.8
826,359
1,196,219
14,224,471,000
12,876,362,000
+
10.5
977,415
322,036,000
955,063
9.9
299,697,000
258,830,490
256,468,508
7,312,778,784
+
4.8
82,971,546,982
76,617,140,891
+
8.3
1,696,841,055
1,583,742,585
1,461,986,116
1,396,703,668
+
5.5
187, 813,576
+
2.4.
4,231,638
3,863,358
3,568,178
3,246,877
+
4.0
34,864, 513,000
+
8.0
24,183,124
21/no] 016
17,547~025
23,161,910
12,695,520
i 4,634/711
11,9637685
10,3357352
18,860,637
17,876,365
3,419,250,000
47,758,970
95,627,888
21,870,415
71,640,622
25,201,946
-
7,385,747
~
+ 18.4
222,326,301
200, 517,297
+
10.9
+ 28.6
692,457,031
645, 533,095
+
7.3
+ 13.9
274,042,176
241, 558,216
8.9
89,444,792
862,865,017
91, 555,701
780, 021,431
+
—
+
9.5
+ 16.7
494, 985,446
+ 10.2
1,005, 533,465
+ 13.5
2.3
—
82,678,513
Bend
76,043,811
+
8.7
20,292,564
16,251,513
14,102,972
13,814,271
143,334,860
504,875,000
59,705,704
.
_____
Haute
8.0
192,243,891
37,662,327,000
577,700,395
1,108,299,186
18,472,040
103,259,144
+ 16.1
55,694,350
22,135,776
8,108,823
55,443,638
136,019,995
+
5.4
1,544,405,382
1,456, 508,391
+
6.0
455,061,931
+10.9
5,043,954,297
4,784 ,525,370
+
5.4
106,~2~9~2~d00
95,4G376OO
88,3467000
81,116,000
+ 19.5
588,341,266
545, 635,260
7.8
12,794,947
220,718,112
233 ,169,576
5.3
5,303,397
12,299,011
4,337,717
11,349,253
6.8
1.2
641,422,867
634, 661,793
+
1.1
9.6
8,449, 089,573
+
4.3
219r2~7~8_,399
186~98~7~017
+
24, 327,663
—19.8
47. ,859,397
+ 17.8
+
,
49,951,297
+ 10.6
+
f.
+ 24.9
21,613,797
Rapids
Moines
City-
Ames
1,342,084
+17.3
4,541,740
+
4.1
56,354,776
44,057,294
341,894,281
113,243,869
Manitowoc
10,715,321
8,808,145,212
101,881,282
129,349,079
19,516,254
4,727,586
—
728,247,007
9,620,769
12,764,851
1,573,690
.
Sheboygan
55,661,311
798,176,831
8,988,208
Milwaukee
20,233,133
55,001,015
.
Wisconsin—Madison
Oshkosh
16,998,497
'
+12.4
8.2
_
40,800,138
300,001,607
+
8.0
440,391,689
416 ,450,669
+
5.7
9,823,836
9,378,407
+ 14.0
3,260,334,781
2,989 430,040
4-
9.1
79,802,275
72,152,441
106,391,116
+
6.4
1,106,927,175
1,035 989,497
+
6.9
2$,996,931
26,494,726
+
+
Bloomington
+
Chicago
Decatur
_
16,010,317
9,849,623
14,689,785
+
8,853,074
+
2,064,672,153
1,864,002,546
+
460,700,000
412,300,000
264,579,142
226,064,546
243,485;867
211,511,720
5,857,754,167
53,367,979
1
71,739,538
6,344,043
16,584,692
7,940,190
5,73i;317,692
33,749,850
+
—
+
6.6
—
+
19.1
—
106, 292,889
—
131, ,380,484
8.5
63,579.598
62 763,072
5.6
193,262,985
110,883,694
187 ,924,908
+ 39.0
—
2.2
64,552,264,364
63,110 ,352,995
+ 58.1
460,889,043
397 ,996,934
+ 15.8
—13.4
+
+
2.3
52,257,659
61,244,915
+
37.3
686,647,658
793 ,226,991
+11.6
752,510,434
446,284,285
690 701,588
+
+ 15.4
402 ,574,504
+ 10.9
4,246,610
+
5.6
44,741,491
40 ,998,807
+
165,2237443
152,3~707533
4.7
+10.6
9,109,230
68,261,732
52,179,306
+
9.4
24,172,426
20,932,912
1,918,757
+
67.2
1,639,417
1,499,725
1/352,985,895
7,996,915
13,986,203
+
9.4
1,222,989,734
1,200,112,864
+
4.0
7,603,088
7,198,573
+ 67.7
17,858,117
9.0
13,254,728
17,618,008
13,468,022
11.3
7,626,428
6,531,873
12,184,755,719
11,630,127,167
+
4.8
130,954,511,513
125,144,779,839
+
4.6
10.7
1,689,425,355
1,627,427,453
+
3.9
+ 11.7
382,300,000
363,300,000
+
8.7
225,143,315
219,978,880
+
6.9
193,623,493
187,486,025
8,461,731
9.1
68.329,971
+..■
cities)
5,081,493
17 3
1.6
+ 22.0
90, 888,211
4,809,899
4.2
37,112,193
4,020,461
Rockford
Springfield
Sterling
10,298,003
2.8
3,207,746
1,480,138,543
8,316,085
23,455,208
<
1.3
+
6,883,982
17,506,865
11,038,331
Illinois—Aurora
(31
295,748,685
3.5
7,435,829
0.6
Rapids
Peoria
5,728~239
+14.7
+
3,554.761,000
.
Lansing
Iowa—Cedar
7,485,781
9.5
—
+
Jackson
Watertown
147,794,407
396,900,000
District—Chicago-
_________
Terre
151,040,257
424,800,000
8,203,279
+
——
South
3.8
9.6
7,661,577,277
_
—
13.5
37,616,788
+
+
3,922,886
Michigan—Ann Arbor-
_
+
—
1,211,707,000
4.245,899
Muskegon
Bay City
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
Indianapolis
1.3
—
35,213,398
1,332,201,000^
Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
(16
+
Atlanta—
Macon
Total
3.0
+ 20.2
-
0.6
44,595,041
Columbus
Des
•
-
2.9
__
Augusta
Sioux
;.K>
•
12,440,396,236
4,001,552,230
Georgia—Atlanta
Grand
272,345,916
1,319, 154,000
5.1
8,709,174
Sixth Federal Reserve District-
Nashville
Flint
+
j
£J
7.5
9.7
6.6
110,738,459
Columbia—Washington
(8 cities).
Detroit
+
1,884,680,871
Tennessee—Knoxville
Total
280, 584,342
9.7
—
111,346,539
Frederick
Total
-
—15.7
1,829,507,073
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
District
1.9
1,192,130,274'
48,930,578
—26.2
313/027,544
384,437,490
25,263,274
116,068,000
1,131,918,714
Richmond
453,276,875
231,057,468
324,153.293
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Virginia—Norfolk
_
1.4
—43.1
27,271,055
82,490,900
—,
—
1.5
43,163,891
West Virginia—Huntington
17.9
545,671,875
64,662,600
+
31,773.919
cities)
(15
12,993,264
292,486,170
553,347,444
+
28,563,352
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
12,905,890
306,497,869
7.7
—10.3
16,258,375
West
7.9
12.4
—
11.6
42,619,693
City
690,958,631 '
42,829,628
8.9
1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
issouri—St
Missouri—St.
Bonis
Louis
,
1,954,450,065
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Lcuisville_
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
I
„
OJuincy
Total (7 cities)
"
28,426,176
6,181,904
1,053,227,955
1,050,684,581
3,921,419
17,152,489
4,114,044.589
1,862,580,675
25,624,381
4,090,460
1,023,044,195
1,083.667,100
3,060,961
15,675,750
4,017,742,922
4.9
20,656,145,446
19,876,003,924
+ 10.9
292,426,177
+ 51.1
57,375,852
11,230,209,937
9,558,053,792
257,247,184
40,939,727
10,415,926,263
+
+
—
2.9
3.0
+ 28.1
40,904,622
+
9.4
175,599,618
8,526,380,252
37,068,673
172,889,066
+
2.4
42,010,715,444
39,326,455,189
.
+13.7
:
+ 40.1
+
,
7.8
+12.1
+10.3
+
1.6
4,094,547
3,918,073
+
4.5
3,515,059
3,169,780
+
6.8
955,438,235
871,215,660
+
9.7
804,581,867
773,934,685
I
1
Volume 196
Number 6221
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
-Month of November1962
Clearings
at
Inc.
$
$
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
St.
Wirtona
19,792,735
903,465,134
6,872,073
3,445,985
56,001.309
14.243,254
58,617,415
14,201,007
15,193,277
12,383,864
998,731,985
: 7,220,881
■
■
Fergus
North
2,427,767,057
3,980,913
1—
42,243,476
2,572,162,414
20,181,458
—
L_
Paul
Falls—
—
—
Dakota—Fargo„
Grand
Forks——__—
Minot
i—
:
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
SioUx Falls—
21,883,456
"58,568,440
___—
,—
—
Huron
i————-■—
Montana—Billings
Great
Falls.—______—-—_____
Helena
—.
LeWiston
X
1
+
5.9
26,178,219,442
+
2.0
216,352,537
+ 10.5
10,089,034,608
+
2.7
9,246,680
8.127,760
+
8.6
482,869,113
439,887,023
206,30*^782
+*1*475
178,*5*5*47650
162,4*457189
12^493*656
3.3
10,*5937579
if,6147272
4,6467465
4,~6~6~O7866
4,4557992
3,8917273
0.7
+
10,034,758
550,076,273
1279*05,392
8.5
+
$
'
7.0
+
1959
$
2367201,171
5.6
+
1960
10,308,856
597,606,231
1.0
+
4.0
5.1
66,017,775
65,560,186
39,279,922
4.5
548,383,415
37,757,033
542,018,052
0.3
132,614,562
132,250,702
+
>
0.3
+ 22.7
138,034,484
+
7.0
201,353,414
585,943,162
+
2.1
—10.9
147,716,222
205,616,079
579,601,168
0.5
69,507,676
65,307,954
—
+
8.3
+
7,503,918
35,655,090
—
>
+
1.7
34,009,753
+
18.6
'367,718,634
84,630,312
»
+
207,246,715
9,299,465,849
$
'
65,764,149
36,270,534
40,325,533
94,443,325
432,349,161
24,786,325,069
+ 15.5
+
+ 11.6
836,102,789
—
♦4,000,000
4,139,912
—
Total (16" cities
r.
436,606,982
Inc. or
Dec. %
1961
$
1
4.2
•+
20,209,771
..
7,539,522
—
1962
or
.
Dec. %
$
1
44,038,384
Rochester
Inc.
1961
1962
or
Dec. %
49
Week Ended December &
-Jan. 1 to Nov. 30-
1961
$
(2525)
3,994,784,685
3,740,701,651
334,790,787
3.4
+
+
+
20.9
'
+
+
8,2687270
8.1667790
+~14~4
19,*10*07424
17,1*3*67230
891,801,814
810,499,223
+
10.0
713,088,108
651,268,537
im.
6.1
1.4
•!-
+*67o
1879917277
8,4147604
'
6.4
37,952,741,252 •/:.
7,*9397611
21771*9,095
2.4
785,580,953
31,305,290
30,235,453
40,277,798,051
—*0~3
6.4
304,254,539
.
+
1.1
—
342,988,689
;
6.8
—
1.2
3.4
"**;
'ir-y.
Tenth
Federal Reserve
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
5,223,011
4,749,844
47 917,657
43,522*,317
963, 837,433
5 934,332
856,603,268
+ 12.5
9,837,191,394,
8,981,481,084
5,261,808
+12.8
67,488,894
57,240,935
+ 17.9
2 ,228,368
_____
Lincoln
Omaha
District—Kansas City—
2,169,025
+
2.7
23,046,026
22,840,434
+
——I—
-
Topeka
1*0*1
+
:
+
+
2.8
1,192,107
11,750,157
+
34.2
9,703,461
224,173,899
211,624,556
1,331,229
975
+
1,427,704
1,371,995
1.8
1,307,959
1,192,803
15,763,245
..;•/
'
•
•'
■
14,879,247
-172,906,269
180,595,490
5.9
+
"
0.9
1,307,980
•
'
•
-
■
68. 187,252
Wichita
67,305,710
1.3
715,980,324
707,612,586
+
1.2
19,310,442
19,605,3J0
1.0
13,329,330
9,351,972
146. 880,541
135,181,678
8.7
1,675,429,990
•1,597,994,587
+
4.9
36,441,799
35,341.956
+
3.1
32,128,942
31,047,412
6. 613,426
6,224,644
6.2
68,618,591
62,700,330
+
9.4
2,316 728,938
67, 135,923
2,266,245,954
2.2
+
5.1
5477081,458
3.6
472,180,755
431,074,625
639,285,645
+
7.7
15,824,023
528.089.Z62
14,734,396
+
8.5
25,284,285,922
688,283,144
24,057,364,977
61,899,996
+
7.4
13,883,903
15,834,118
2 566,372
2,385,873
7.6
30,236,436
27,914,230
+
8.3
312 351,180
312,123,551
0.1
3,473,857,992
+
1.2
-*-14,1
3,431,079,304
342,426,716
3.6
771*3*27254
7,114,467
4.5
731,518,237
684,743,794
—
—*
Missouri—Joplin
__—
Kansas City
_~
St. JosephJT_—
——
Carthage _1—_——1—
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
Denver '
(14 cities)
+
2.1
11,869,602,059
11,314,907,420
5,065,863,144
_——^—
31,212,039
1,070,741,599
4,865,627,306
+
4.1
54,721,497,645
51,767,756,112
74,941,380
Beaumont
2
Dallas
—_
2,732,149,574
~
310,207,990
—_
__
Worth—
206,591,963
27,628,000
—_
Galveston
"-I—
!
+14.9
-
+
+
5.7
9.7
25,729.356
12,081,595
62,473,547,
.
—
+
0.9
—
..
4.1
0.4
3,236,151,907
2,240,349,163
—
27,090,959
1
27,517,233,448
3,102,555,351
2,172,588,001
•
272,394,000
275,042,000
+
'
23,844,337,041
21,233,725,357
—
12,050,398
4.6
3.0
86,723,513
84,894,240
279,110,175
—5.0
+
—
1.5
+
63,446,657
0.3
3.2
293,771,462
131,379,359
.
119,694,728
680,349,925
693,587,866
62,063,157,369
56,526,705,802
+
—
—
832,293,596
869,581,105
+
,
5,435,469,156
.
V
17,170,348
16,463,758
+
4.3
13,526,633
13,194,622
6587046,892
594,894,ami
+
1*0.6
5297l~3~2~,594
508,*1*2*27401
0.8
9.6
+
+
4.3
+
3.1
4671*77,340
49,315,757
4972*7*1*.940
43*87*87131
1.0
6,550,000
7,062,000
6,267,000
7,186,000
5,983,116
5,929,845
57231*912
677*4*1,381
167300,169
595,422,704
—
+12.3
+
2.2
+
5.3
+
9.8
1.9
—
167064,492
177899,259
157690,195
9.8
749,992,188
691,565,169
619,120,274
233,0z4,9o3
I
-1'
cities)—5,610,773,663
(11
8,747,177
4.9
+
V
300,575,028
>
30,159,316,754
7,417,508
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
8,42*8,765^
+ 11.4
747,699,608
298,284,652
<
2.9
+
.27,731,000
7,196.886
820,099,593
■
+18.0
12,029,202,227
1
Falls——
TCxarkana
215,328,703
-
2,122,823,996
Arthur
Wichita
• 65,200,837
24,531,720
2,656,127,814
307,341,333
.
28,949,376
:
El
381,293.998
—
District—Dallas-
Texas— Austin
Houston
-
26, 806,843
Eleventh Federal Reserve
Paso__
*
1,093 451,862
—
Total
Port
57,959,040
466,948,824
1,226,245
Parsons
-.Ft.
58,779,267
547,4*0*3,608
.
*
—
Kansas—Manhattan
,
+ 10.0
——
—_—:
*—
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Seattle1
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
7,781 035
1,047,393, 768
4.4
.*
32,504, 792
6.6
67,800, 753
0.5
743,482,059
30,804,175
'
8,370,343
1,093,223.251
30,375,091
68,156,043
Washington—Eellingham
30,941, 298
0.4
323,840.467
12,372,239,161
——
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
Lake
108,259,782
—;
;
>
-
Riverside
—
Francisco———
San
Jose_-—_
89,521,779
10,943,602,943
318,491,881
684,177,508
333,909,216
.
7.1
287,668,237
11,390,223,230
-25.6
417,383,292
10.4
6,202,959,262
+ 12.1
4,554,411,875
3,808,075,339
58,949,,403
+ 18.6
625,959,942
635,712,183
+
1.2
1,223,227,613
1,228,130,846
+
7.7
545,137,427
502,282,726
641,479,726
720,053,293
49,496 ,483
—18.0
66,452 ,235
28,958, 496
+
.'+
•
199,305 158
—
58,622 537
+
5,630,367,033
9.5
9.1
268,174,896
+
4.8
7,539,856
+
Total
+
—
Outside
New
cities)—.
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings
+
—
—
+
EXCHANGE
2873*5*8*064
7.8
+
9.8
629,102,217
.
Noon
Unit
BY
FEDERAL
7,
.
—____*.
Buying
Rate
39,403,468
15,816,105
19,885,826
46,937,976
15,066,909
23,243,635
—
—
—
0.4
6.9
33,077,599
"■
'13,275,174
21,428,594:
-1,762,662,091
1,656,960,753
6.4
1,433,369,143
1,388,698,188
33,593,440,411
30,047,944,317*'
+ 11.8
25,540,829,465
25,522,717,028
3.1
761,122,345,933
717,292,988,689
+
6.1
14,606,299,407
13,580,311,827
+
7.6
12,201,185,228.
11,784,386,316
T20
•
+
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
RESERVE
BANK
for
Cable
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
Transfers
in
New
York
(Value
in
United
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 11
$
States
Money)
Thursday
$
2.233864
2.233784
2.233705
.0387000
1930
.00688432
.00685932
.00674857
2.233784
ACT OF
Dec. 13
Dec. 12
$
.00607210
.0386875
TARIFF
1962, INCLUSIVE
.0386937
.0386937
.0387000
.0201000
.0201050
.0201050
.0200987
.929687
.929531
.929375
.928906
.210137
.210112
.210137
.144881
.144893
.144906
.144921
.00310566
.00310700
.00310700
.00310566
'
1____.
—1
j
.204050
.204050
,
.204050
<■
.144958
.00310566
.204050
-.204050
-
.250075
.250100
.249953
.250081
.209870
.209837
.209857
.209837
.209857
2.803400
,2.803400
2.803300
2.803400
2.803500
.250131
"
.00161000
.00161005
.00278966
.00278983
.00278966
.327800
.327966
.327966
.327966
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.00161010
.00161010
.00278966
.328083
.0800560
dollar
—
.00161010
.00279000
yen
-
-
-
statement
condition
banks
shows
of the
the
Federal
following
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
Reserve
principal
ended Dec. 5: Increases of $478
changes
for
the
week
million in loans adjusted
$153 million in holdings of U. S. Government secu¬
rities; decreases of $239 million in demand deposits ad¬
justed, and $241 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits; and increases of $242 million in demand de¬
posits credited to domestic commercial banks and $217
million in time and savings deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans increased in six dis¬
and
$83 million; during the compar¬
these loans decreased $93 million.
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying
U. S. Government securities increased $188 million, and
tricts and
a
able week
net gain of
a
year ago,
purchasing or carrying "other" securities
million. Loans to sales and personal fi¬
nancing institutions increased $49 million and loans to
"other" nonbank financial institutions decreased $14 mil¬
their loans for
increased
$92
lion, as compared with a decrease of
increase of $23 million, respectively,
week
in
1961.
Real estate
"Other" loans increased $55
$48 million and an
during the similar
loans increased
$16 million.
million.
—-
guilder
Norway,; krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.277718
.277021
.277606
.277658
.277625
2.775643
Netherlands,
3.2
15,009,632
45,431,008
.210137
malayan
7287722,368
7.0
Dec. 10
A
—
markka
peso
77671*0*07064
8.4
Monday
.0201000
-
_______
Mexico,
+"*3.2
+
1962 TO DECEMBER 13,
.00656131
.
schilling
Malaysia,
90770o5,U00
21,634,759
+ 11.7
of Section
CERTIFIED
RATES
France • (Metropolitan),
new
franc
Germany, deutsche mark——.
India, rupee
—1_
Japan,
19,*7*4*4*098
9357822,564
+
+
—
krone *
-
1,459,152,493,806
68,680,707,066
2.233784
Denmark,
35,3197247
14*5*927222
1,561,807,883,633
+
-
•
•
$
Finland,
27,2877357
—15.5
9.1
Dec. 7
Belgium, franc
+~~8~1
15*497,868
8.5
operations discontinued.
and. Monetary
•Canada,- dollar
Ceylon, rupee
26,23*17861
137090,509
0.4
—10.9
+
Friday
Austria;
116,921*172
1.5
7.2
134,718,637,594
DECEMBER
peso
126790*07936
808,995,968
5.5
?
Argentina,
220,525,745
10.7
80,735,964,615
-+
-
Country
21271*8*6,333
+
19.6
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
+12.2
138740*2*.411
792,570,233
7,787,182,857
the, requirements
to
244,451,oo4
153*242*907
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
6,350,356
'
87,506,649,958
*
144,378,069,488
York
193,333,835
6,028,928
9.4
+
6.9
70,829,127,937
(173
total
195,167,904
7.1
+
274,357,896
8.6
+ 10.2
702,834,176
3.0
7,038,576
•
300,860,692
328,305,899
43,477,482,477!
017
"8,213,835,060
cities)—J.
(18
Grand
79,291,
78,711,615
Stockton
—
1
+ 12.6
•
974
+ 15.1
8.7
2,178,932,607
5.4
.
460,638,159
'•
+
+
40,313,223,845
1,984,836,736
3.6
3,818,785, 404
62,640,301
—1-
Barbara
Santa
106,945, 670
98,048,489
11,944,446,037
397,421,,184
53,283,337
54,510,643
*30,000,000
4,024,397,084'
'
193,377,639
,
Pasadena
San
+
69,917,089
"
<
+
544,194, 330
-
-
:
Arizona—Phoenix
Modesto
1,143,871, 861
48,466, 476
1,225,207,170
36,082,329
600,930,637
__
City,
California—Berkeley
Long Beach
"
„
7.6
445,588,531
:
_,
Utah—Ogden
Salt
*
2.775643
2.775544
2.775643
2.775742
.140000
.139990
.139983
.140000
.140000
.0349000
-
.
—
—
.0349000
.0349000
.0166643
.0166643
.0166643
.0166643
..0166643
.192918
.192800
.192825
.192800
.192725
.231729
.231728
.231725
.231729
.231729
.0349000
"
.".0349000
-
'
1.396463
1.396463
1.396413
1.396463
1.396513
2.803400
2.803400
2.803300
2.803400
2.803500
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
$377 million, and the combined total
ber banks increased
of
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased
"Other" securities decreased $15 million.
deposits adjusted decreased $231 million in
the Chicago District, $83 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
$226 million.
Demand
trict, $77 million in the Dallas District, and $70 million
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
million.
increased $350
others
from
rowings
Instrument
53A%
Ekco
Products
4V2 %
States
514%
Phillips-Van
Preston
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Nov. 28,
1962
St.
Dec. 6,
1962©
1961
Ltd.
Wbod
*
1
*
Dec 29
2379
'V:
ASSETS
Total
1
1494
1
2280
Mission
1
2281
Ltd.—
Loans
and
Loans
1,054
+
616
+
8,980
79,339
+
4-78
34,763
+
83*
+
2,747
1,485
+
5
+
loans—
chasing
S.
U.
S.
Real
U.
finance,
to
After
2
+
+
and
with
+
225
+
438
+
153
—
-—
2
4,006
14,573
6,189
Dec.
ASSETS—
2,536
1,297
Gold
+
.
■
2,742
+
3,707
159
—
4,900
+
+
+
'
•'*
+
+ 1,028
163,387
Held
194
60
and
$15,700
$15,705
$16,653
315
305
238
reserves
191
49
advances
outright
repurchase
Bought
108
190
1,643
1,158
1,240 "
1,254
Acceptances:
587
—
1961
$15,495
$14,465
293
Discounts
: +
15
256
notes—
R.
certificate
1962
<
$14,446
Cash
3,746
—
67
—
gold
1,046
190
3,014
__
'
fund for F.
Dec. 13,
Dec. 5,
12,
1962
account
certificate
Redemption
811
+
31
15,472
assets/liabilities
S.
U.
43
under
agreement
outright—
2,505
2,244
3,730
Certificates
deposits adjusted!
deposits—totall!
and
S.
U,
political
239
+
281
66,116
+
200
4,948
+
subdivisions
(
19,984
4,082
3,846
Total
23
10
+
633
Total
12,272
+
242
540
+
28
savings
U.
Total
110
+
$30,651
$30,275
27
Government securities
S.
Commercial
official insts.,
etc.——
1.017
10
$29,259
$30,285
$30,678
$29,259
Domestic
Other
+
76
+
+
127
+
3,201
+
9
+
insts.,
of
105
105
110
390
367
217
5,422 j
5,370
assets
$53,039
$52,006
$52,429
2,577
Federal
433
etc
2,317
banks
Federal
+
8
+
123
From
others—
Other
214
3
+
+
$28,894
,
Member
157
$29,956
$30,194
of
loans
valuation
t Includes
all
+
2,583
+
350
5,674
I
ACCOUNTS
! Exclusive
of
bank
reserves..
16,211
16,451
_____■
16,917
532
359
587
213
218
243
account
Other
261
316
188
$17,457
$17,104
V >3,820
$17,935
...
,
+
42
13,603
domestic
to
banks
commercial
individual
reserves;
demand
deposits
loan
except
items
those
26
+
of
shown
S.
U.
35
Total
.Capital
Government
Other
capital
postal savings not
Total
separately.
©Preliminary (San Francisco District),
28
figures
(E.
purch.
revised.
Ratio
of
deposit
F.
"F.'
R.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
note
solidated
preferred
and
including
those
list
a
B
stockholders
(John)
Plan
Morris
Stock
under
called
|for
Mountain
other
$53,039
$52,429
$52,006
88
87
117
Federal
35.3%
33.1%
million
netted
out
of
of
Federal
the
con¬
from
Per
PARTIAL
McLean
REDEMPTION
Date
Pago
Mead
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
6%
cumulative
convertible
6%
stock
Dec
17
1763
secured
notes
due
Julv
1,
1965_
31
(Bewfeg)—
J
(Berlin Power & Light Co., Inc.) 4%%
debt adjust,
deb. bonds, series A, due Jan.
l, 1978 and 4Vz%
debt
adjustment deb. bonds, series B, due Jan. 1, 1978—.Jan
i
Kraft-und
Colonial
5%
Co.
6%
&
debt
-Southern
31
2176
1973——Jan
1
2277
pipe
Tennessee
Co.
Gas
1973
Jan
1
2277
Jan
1, 1970
15,
1
2277
Dec
31
1979
2378
1982—
Jan.
due
1
1, 1970—Jan
1
Machine
Metro,
Inc.,
Co.
7%
Metropolitan
Ecuson
preferred
15
*
1,
1973
Jan
1
2380
1982
Jan
1
2281
3.80%
pfd.
preferred
Jan
1
2281
434%
4'A %
Light
series J
due
due
Jan.
1979
1,
1982—Jan
1
2380
I Stock
Utilities
Telephone,
53A%
series
series
due
due
1979
1977—
4V2%
and
Jan
1
2325
Co.—
bonds
Midwest
Miles
due
March
1,
1989
Dec
31
2425
Check
Guardian
Mill
Rubber
12-14
common
(quar.)__
Co.
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-
7
12-21
12-
National
Securities
Corp.
1-23
12-14
12-21
11-26
12-17
12-
(§-a)__
(quar.)__,
Acme
Bank
of
Commerce
12-
7
1-
2
12-22
1-
2
12-21
12-12
Tulsa
of
dividend
of
(Okla.)—
4%
common
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-10
2-28
2-
8
2-28
12-20
12-10
12-20
12-
12-20
11-30
1-15
12-20
12-20
2-
8
3
12-
1
1-
4
12-14
3-
1
2-15
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-28
12-12
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-10
12-14
:
be
held
*
Extra
-
17)
w__
Gas
12-14
12-
7
National
6%
capital
Co.,
National
Linen
95c
1-
1
12-
National
1-15
12-14'
12-17
1-15
12-28
12-10
11-16
12-14
12-10
1- 4
1-4
12-14
12-14
1- 1
12-20
1
12-20
12-21
2- 1
12- 7
1-16
12-. 3
12-14
12-14
11-14
2%
15c
30c
$15c
!37y2c
50c
1-
12-20
1- 1
1- 1
1- 2
-
1- 2
11-14
31c
$1
(quar.).——
Presto
1-25
2-21
12-27
*,12-28
12-21
12- 4
12-10
2- 1
of
common
Leal
preferred
37y2c
$1.50
payment
gains)—.
half
(second
from
15c
:
2%
dividend-:
Investors
and
16c
(quar.)__—
common
preference
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)—__
Gypsum
Stock
National
(quar.)—
Ltd.,
12-10
j
-
10c
National
Grocers,
1
35c
—_——
—
prior
3- 1
1- 2
10c
2%
National
$1:50
12-14
6%
30c
10c
Company
(stock
dividend)—_—
Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)-
National
12-10
1- 2
25c
20c "
——
Extra
National
12-10
12-31
(Rutherford)—
Bank
Oil
12-21
5%
—■
—
—
&
5
meeting
Corp. (stock dividend)—
Register (quar.)
.1
Cleaning Contractors—.
National
12-
approval
the
—!—-
Community
2
12-21
3-14
Co
dividend
Stock
1-
C.)—1
annual
By-Products—
National
5
5
1-15
"
Y.)—
(N.
to
the
at
Jan.
on
Biscuit
12-
37J/2c
(subject
12-21
2
12-
3%
^
Westchesrer
Bank of
dividend
1-
12-31
12-31
to stock¬
subject
approval on Jan. 8
of Washington (D.
stockholders
National
1-8
National
quar.)—_
30c
1- 3
12-18
(quar.)—_——
15c
1- 2
12-14
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
2-1
12-28
1- 2
12-14
12-14
12-14
1-2
(increased
Service
Industries
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
5%
Propane Corp.—
2nd preferred class A
(quar.),
$1.083/4
1-
1
12-
5%
2nd
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
$1.04
preferred
1-10
12-24
12-31
12-15
National
4%
12-31
112-15
2-1
1-16
$1.25
1-
1
12-
1-
3
12-14
1-
2
$3.50
7V2c
—31'Ac31'Ac
26c
5%
1-15
12-31
25c
class B
preferred (quar.)—
—.———
(Stock dividend on common stock)
—
National Rubber Machinery (quar.)__——
Screw
National
1
12-14
12-31
11-26
12-31
11-26
1-
2
1-11
12-14
12-21
1-22
12-28
1-
2
12-14
56'Ac
1-
1
12-
50c
12-31
15c
,12-24
15c
1-10
5
12-15
12-
7
12-20
Mfg.
&
Securities
Standard
National
Standard
National
Union
Class
Nelson
A
Neon
55c
12-20
Paper,
class A common—
20c
12-31
20c
12-31
12-13
$18
12-19
11-26
(quar.)
J20c
1-18
12-28
(quar.)
27c
26c
1- 2
1- 2
12-10
25c
12-21
common—j
Products
Power,
of
of
income
Canada
—
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)
5.40%
preferred
Britain
Machine
(quar.)__
System Assn. (quar.)
Electric (increased)—
New Ehgland Power,
5% preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)_
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Brunswick Trust (N. J.)
pfd. (annual)
England
New 'England
15c
2-15
11-29
12-13
Inc.—
Fund,
distribution
Nevada
New
B
12-14
12-18
12-17
12-10
35c
$2
(Fla.)
(Pittsburgh)
Insurance
Insurance
*
Nekoosa-Edwards
30c
62y2c
1- 4
1- 2
3- 1
—
(quar.)—__:
Co.
Co.
Life
Fire
Co. (quar.)__
Research
—
&
Quarterly
New
;
1-10
12-21
Antonio)
Bank
12-21
17V2c
(quar.)
Investment,
,—
(San
-—
Bank
stock
5.20%
(quar.)
7
1-24
17c
$1.25
income—
Aeronautical Corp. (stock dividend)
National
7
Reclaiming—
Laboratories,
2-21
12-29
(Md.)—
Co.
net investment
Co.
(extra)
5
iy2%
preferred
12-17
2%
2c
from
1-
2%
preferred
Factors
12-10
27'/2c
__
Co.
7
14c
dividend
Abrasive
12-
2
1j5c
„
_
12-10
50c
(s-a)
Y.)
N.
(quar.)
Securities
Quarterly
12-14
50c
-___
7%
12-21
1-
20c
1
1-15
93%c
(s-a)
RR.
dividend
National
preferred
(quar.)—
Mid-Continent Telephone (quar.)
Stock
12-15
45c
37'/2c
5%
.__
States
1
$1.10
dividend
5%
Mid-West
11-30
1-
He
10c
37y2c
(quar.)
Cove,
$l.ll>/4
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities
Midwest
Co.—
pipe line bonds 5'A%
bonds
series
debs,
12-20
7
10c
._
96Vic
(Fred), Inc., class A (quar.)
Extruders, Inc. (stock dividend)Michigan Gas & Electric, common
South
plus
(quar.)
97V2c
;
Miami
Midland
Co.—
bonds
(quar.)____
Meyer
Co.,
12-
11-30
10c
—
(quar.)
Co.
50c
(quar.)____
Middle
1-
2
25c
(quar.)
Water
12-31
1-
17'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Middlesex
12-14
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
dividend
12-14
87l/2c
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Stock
12-21
10c
income
common
Cash
1
45c
(reduced)——
preferred
4.35%
*
2279
__
;
;
Middle
Jan.
1,
mtge,
&
(quar.)—
(incr.-quar.)
common
12-14
America—
Can
45c
(quar.)_
$3.50 preferred (quar.)..
Mergenthaler
Linotype
(quar.)__„
Stock
Jan.
Transmission
Power
Jan.
peb.
pipe
1st mtge.
preferred
A
2
35c
$1.37y2
10c
.
gains
(Glen
National
12-21
1
25c
(quar.)
class
2.90%
Jan 15
1975-,
due
due
mtge.
Wisconsin
1,
Union—
due
(Ohio)
line
Co.,
Louis)
80c
Extra
Co.—
Gas
line
&
(St.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
shares
Service
debs,
Natural
mtge.
Jan.
series
debs,
preferred
43A%
convertible
Merck
2376
Co.—
adjustment debs,
Standard Oil
1st
$1.50
1
1
Lloyd—
Water
debt
due
Gas
6 >A %
adjustment
Co.,
Acceptance,
Co.
3.85%
debs,
bonds
Manufacturing
year
45/a %
1,
debs., due Dec. 15, 1971—
Consolidated
German
Milk
Trust
(quar.)
1-
2%
Quarterly
Cement
4.45%
conv.
subord.
conv.
4%%
1st
Jan.
Portland
12-14
3c
of
Co.
Decatur
Trust
National
12-31
1-
17c
2
~
Nashville
Holders
When
1-
62V2c
12-
1-
Telegraph—
&
investment
net
Payable of Rec.
10c
(auar.)
7
2
12-20
Co
dividend)
capital
Fabric
of
Co.
Merchants
Ccrp.—
mortgage
Rhine-Ruhr
1st
due
Co.
7
1-
6c
Telephone
preferred
Stock
10c
(s-a)
Mercantile
-
Ltd.—
secured
4'/2 %
25
bonds
&
Telephone
preferred
Mesta
debt adjustment bonds due Jan.
Michigan
Scovill
Dec
—
Schwaben, Inc.—
adjustment bonds due Jan.
Mining
53A%
Pet
stock—".
Corp.—
adjustment
debt
Oil
North
G.
Supply
Harpen
4'/2 %
1st
preferred
debt
5'A%
6%
A.
Power
47/8%
Home
Licht
*
Stores Incorporated—
cumul.
Electric
Energy
5%
Medusa
Dec.
Berliner
(quar.)_
;
Johnson
Meadville
preferred
Distilling Co.—
Six-year
Co.
Extra
Company and Issue—
Barton
Trucking
50c
11-30
12-
25c
$3.50
(s-a)
System Inc.,
to
Share
11-30
2
3%
1-
National
(quar.)
1-
10c
7'/2c
2%
(quar.)_—
common
Investment
National
Company
12-21
10%
dividend)_
Quarterly
above.
DIVIDENDS
Machine
12-27
22V2c
Nation-Wide
Banks
2
12-21
+25c '
t$1.75
20c
593/sc
(quar.)
(stock
Nation-Wide
Reserve
7
1-
20c
Brass Co.
(quar.)
Murphy Corp., 5y2% pfd. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (quar.)—
Nassau
liabilities
shown
12-
77
Continued from page 13
Name of
State)_
(stock
Industries
States
A
National
McKay
Y.
of N.
Mueller
118
$345
2
the Su¬
-—
Quarterly
given in the Chronicle.
were
of
Quarterly
817
includes
7
1-
Movielai.* Film Laboratories—
Narrow
combined"
12-14
12-
of
(quar.)
Electronics
Mountain
65
accounts
12-14
1-15
65c
65c
62'/2c
$1
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
888
notes,
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
2
lc
National
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
1-
California—
Vernon Mills,
from
liabilities
The date indicates the
the current volume
Co.
of
Diablo Co.
Mount
lc
note
provisions.
2
15c
also
and
16
Banks
of
&
Clemens
Mutual
redemption,
fund
•
(quar.)
dividend
Safe
holders
sinking
Lines
Jan.
Co.
Mfg.
Mosler
National
bonds,
:—
—
perintendent
Morrell
$439
acceptances
on
statement
1-
25c
$1.75
$15c
5c
(extra)
A
corporate
stock
common
called
of
12-14
(quar.)_—_~—
prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
(subject
to
approval
•fc'
found
12-14
12-28
75c
$2.20
$465
Fund Notices
be
11-30
12-28
2%
Class
888
R.
of
Works
(extra)
Mutual
32.7%
notes
11-30
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Co.
A
National
*
Reserve
will
R.)
Class
77
correspondents
certificate reserves to
and
11-30
1
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$50,673
foreign
gold
1
1
1-
dividend
Moore-McCormack
$465
liability
for
1-
1-
—
Extra
liabilities & capital
Contingent
35c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Corp.,- Ltd., common (quar.):
preference A (quar.)
:—
Moore
Drop Forging, common
(quar.).
43A%
convertible preferred
(quar.)——
78
combined'1'
Below
Ward & Co.,
(quar.)
A
Locomotive
Stock
$50,958
accounts——.
12-14
50c
class
83
in_
12-28
(N. J.)
;——
Trust
County
Montgomery
$51,621
.____
'
shown
3,767
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
domestic commercial banks, less cash items in process of collection,
certified and officers' checks not shown separately.
S Includes time deposits of U. S. Government and
3,887
dividends
liabilities--
CAPITAL
deduc¬
gross.
t! Includes
November
_____
Other liabilities & accrued
721
+
after
and
are
deposits—
Deferred availability cash items
220
+
—
—
Extra
Class
Total
and
*
Extra
Montgomery
Moore
5
12-18
40c
—
& Trust Co.
National Bank
Montreal
12-
1-22
$1.17y2
$1.12 %
(quar.)_ ~ r "
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
$7
12-21
12-18
12V2c
45c
1%
.
J.)-.
2
50c
Utilities,
preferred
Montclair
—
1-
-40c
(s-a)__
dividend)—
(stock
Equipment
preferred
7%
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
25
112
—
167
—
liabilities
CAPITAL
tion
Banks
Reserve
12-13
(s-a)
(Winnipeg)
Extra
notes
Deposits:
34
Ltd.
Mfg. (quar.)—.
Jockey Club (N.
Mount
••01
Reserve
Borrowings:
From
12-11
12-28
and class B
A
Park
4.50%
$29,351
5,583
______
Commercial
$30,515
$30,968
.
collection
!_
LIABILITIES-
4,682
.-
+
194
:
official
class
on
Assurance
Montana-Dakota
Morton
Foreign:
Governments,
securities
process
assets
Total
7,961
+
8,717
.
subdivisions
interbank
and
in
premises
18
—
217.;;
34,535
deposits
political
12-11
12-28
+': +. -T:
(quar.)
B
payment
Mount
deposits
time
and
+
72
___
19
+
49,240
savings deposits—totals
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings
30
584
banks—J—
and
loans
items
Cash
10
—
Bank
Other
bought outright
repurchase agreement
under
199
+
Held
Foreign:
Governments,
12-28
10c
t$l
Ltd.—
and.class
Auto
Monroe
interbank:
Mutual
States
1,699
10,764
4,148
1,143
+
—
241
3,393
Commercial
Time
13,185
10,813
601
62,768
92,120
Government—
Domestic
13,185
Bonds
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States
12-13
12- 1
12- 7
60c
(s-a)_
Moore
Notes
Demand
12-15
12-15
12-13
12-27
12-14
12-17
—
pfd.
7%
Bills
+ 10,167
43
39
9
securities:
Government
Bought
246
LIABILITIES—
Demand
12-14
1- 2
1- 2
12-28
1-15
1- 2
1- 2
> 1- 2
1- 2
12-28
22'/2c
(quar.)
A
RR., 4%
(quar.)
Co.
4.70%
(In millions of dollars)
Total
assets—net
Other
Total
"
377
12,110
banks
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
1,619
4,231
2,278
.
domestic
A
Monmouth
2,063
+
coin
Currency
Balances
Consolidated Statement of Condition
14
16*
55*
of
Banks—
R.
F.
class
RR„
Breweries
Extra
375
31,277
years
with
12-27
12V2c
30c
56V4c
—
—-—
(quar.)
Birmingham
Rubber
Tile
+
1,945
securities
Pacific
&
—
(quar.)
preferred
Monarch
14*
'
Other
Reserves
Missouri
Mobile
Class
10
+
banks
securities—total-._—
years
5
convertible
Mohawk
395
+
bills--—
5
12-14
12- 6
12- 6
12-14
$2
30c
(quar.)_
Gas_
Investments;
+
625
indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Within 1 year
:
:—
1
Valley
Life
18,238
certificates
Treasury
Mississippi
Monarch
+
"
Treasury
12-21
1- 2
12-27
12-27
12-27
$1.15
$1.10
45c
div.)
1
preferred
$4.60
Monarch
15,415
—
commercial
Co.
Power,
17
49*
+
2,700
loans
domestic
to
Glass
—
(stock
(Calif.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
33
4
+
3,420
etc.
loans
Government
S.
2281
Dec 22
1989
493
1,334
—
foreign banks
estate
Loans
86
____—
to
92*
1-15
(quar.)
securities-
personal
finance,
Other
+
4*
188
+
+
financial institutions:
Other
Loans
1,
issue.
Co.
4.40%
purchasing or carrying:
nonbank
Sales
this
in
75c
$1.25
5%
5%
25c
Extra
4Vs5%
America—
income debs. 7 Vz% due Jan.
Cap.
Page
of
Corp.
Mississippi
Molson
849
2,169
securities:.-.
Other
Sheraton
♦Announced
securities
Government
Loans to
:+' 7,809
pur¬
securities--
Other loans for
U.
for
Date
Company and Issue—
carrying:
or
Government
Other
dealers
and
brokers
to
TENDER
OF
258
industrial loans.
Commercial and
Agricultural
2425
Dec 24
9,205
+
adjusted!—
Loans
NOTICE
+
126,088
and
12-10
12- 3
15c
Insurance
Mississippi
stock
preferred
(In millions of dollars)
128,033
investments
investments adjusted!——
loans
—
cumul. 1st pfd. ser. A stock—Jan
Industries
cumulative
12-17
12-28
12-31
Philipp Corp.—
Feb
stock
pfd.
preference stock
cumul.
-
V/2V0
quarterly
.1- 2
I7V2C
J60c
(quar.)
Chemicals
—
stock
A
cumul.
5%
Feb.
Illinois—
of
series
Regis Paper Co. 4.40%
(John)
preferred
&
—Feb
Co.
Corp.
4%
14
21/2c
56'Ac
(quar.)
common
conv.
Mining Corp of Canada, Ltd
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%
preference
(quar.)
Minnesota
Power
& Light
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Mission Equities
(stock, dividend)
cumulative preferred stock
preferred
Heusen
Mines
1st & 2nd series—Jan.
preferred stock,
Telephone
cumul.
4V2%
Minerals
Increased
Co.—
cumulative
Middle
Miller-Wohl,
2376
Dec 28
Holders
Payable of Rec.
1- 2
*2-17
Share
of Company
Page
v
1, 1973
due Dec.
debs,
Holly Sugar Corp., 5%
Loans to
Dec. 5,
Date
Corp.—
subord.
conv.
When
Per
Name
Beloclc
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
CALLED
Company and Issue—
million.
domestic commercial banks increased $438
ISSUES
ENTIRE
City District, but they increased $160 mil¬
lion in New York City, and $183 million in the San
Francisco District. Savings deposits increased $76 million
and "other" time deposits of individuals, partnerships,
and corporations increased $127 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $112 million and bor¬
in the Kansas
.
Electric
Gas
&
28c
34c (
$1.50
$1.15
47'/2c
30c
12-10
12-12
1- 2
1-15
1- 2
12-10
1-2
12-14
12-31
12-31
12-10
12-26
12-14
12-
7
51
(2527)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6221
Volume 196
1
Co.
Gas
(quar.)
Haven
New
(quar.)_——
——Jersey Bank & Trust Co. (Paterson)—
Water
Haven
New
Stock
^vidend —4
New Jersey Natural Gas
25c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—■■
preferred
(quar.)—M—_
4%
4.05%
dividend
Stock
(quar.)____
Co.
Auction
York
i.-.:*-—-
,—....—
RR. (quar.)
New York & Harlem RR., common (s-a)—
Preferred (s-a) 4^—-^-4-^--.--';--—'New
.
-
Newark
Newport
'
(quar.)———
Dry
preferred
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Wire Weaving, com.
B (quar.)
3.40%
3.60%
!
3.90%
1
4.10%
4.85%
5.25%
Niagara
•
Class
Extra
(quar.)
File
Nicholson
:•
,
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
,
a
Gas
Penn
12-31
Rv.
3
Boys—Manny, Moe &
Pepsi-Cola
(quar.)—
12-
3
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
2
12-
2
12-
4
Permanente
2
12-
4
preferred
preferred
4'/4%
'
;
12-20
11-30
11-30
Petroleum
1-15
Insurance
Northern
Co.
Natural
Northern
Gas,
preferred
51/2%
12-21
12-14
,12-21
12-14
12-11
3;80%
Quarterly
Extra
12-21
1
12-21
2-
1
12-21
12-20
11-23
'.
—
(quar.).
Common
5V2%*pref.
Northwest
:
Inc.,
Airlines,
(quar.)__
common
12-21
Extra
National
•
Nova
Scotia
Novo
Industrial
Light
*
12-21
1-14
2-15
,
2-M
11-29
12-20
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
Class'
B_1
12-14
11-30
common
on
Occidental Petroleum
12-17
11-30
1-
1
12-14
Pioneer
Supplies
&
Cement
12-31
12-25
income
12-28
1-15
1-
1
Edison
Ohio
Co.,
2
12-20
4.40%
preferred
preferred
3.90%
Water
Ohio
Old
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
Extra
,
Steel
Store
Fixture
(initial-quar.)
common
gains
_1
capital
(88c
from
ordinary
income)
Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4%
Oxford
Ozite
P
&
$6
Corp.;
C
Stock
Pacific
Food
preferred
Markets
11-30
12-3
12-14
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
12-21
12-14
dividend
Cement
;
—
Aggregates
&
(quar.)
1
1-15
12-31
12-14
2-
2
12-14
12-31
12-14
12-17
11-23
1-
Coast
1-
1
12-24
1-
1
12-24
12-21
12-14
12-21
12-14
12-28
12-19
12-26
12-
3
25c
$1
30c
$1.50
1-
4
12-
7
1-15
12-31
1-
1
12-21
12-26
12-14
10c
2%
15c
15c
3114c
3714c
Extra
214%
714c
25c
15c
20c
—
—
National
Annual
Life
Northwest
Pacific
Nutrient &
Common
Common
1-25
1-
1
12-26
12-14
12-20
12-
7
12-20
12-
7
Bell
Telephone
——
(quar,)
Chemical Co., common
—.—
—
11-26
11-26
1
1-10
1
1-10
$1.07V2
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
12-28
12-10
15c
1-
12-
2
12-
1* '5^
-v
-
1
->1-10<
$2.50
7
1
87
2-
1
1-15
ML/
f
49c
12-17
12-20
1-
2
12-10
$1.75
1-
8
12-10
$1.50
1-15
Ltd,
5c
5c
5c
3
3
Rolo
Rose's
(quar.)—
12-27
12-
(quar.)
$50c
12-17
12-
3
4.18%
12-31
12-
7
4.30%
12-31
5.05%
4-30
4-
1
5.28%
7-31
7-
1
$1.40
12-14
1-10
12-20
12-20
1-10
2
12-17
12-31
12-14
1-
11-28
Mills
(quar.)
15c
Inc
Controls (quar.)
Mfg. Co, Ltd, com
25c
2-
2-
1-15
1
1
1-15
12-
12-20
6
JlOc
1-
1
12-20
t30c
1-
1
12-20
t25c
1-
1
12-20
Electric—
2%
;;
9
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
$1.41 »/4
1-
2
12-15
VtlSc
1-
2
12-10
10c
—;
4%
(stock
Co.
1-
1-25
30c
$1.25
$$1.06Va
12-31
12-14
12-27
11-16
12-
12-15
1
Stores—
1-25
12-26
5c
Manufacturing
10c
12-21
12-17
60C
.
12-20
12-10
12-20
12-
7
12-20
12-
7
5
20c
1-
2
12-14
—$$0.3281 >/4
1-
1
12-11
1-15
12-20
—1-15
12-20
1-
1
12-15
4-
1
3-15
12-31
Stock
dividend on common and B shares
Rothmor
Corp,
common
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
Royal Crown Cola Co.
Royalite Oil, Ltd, 5V4%
Ruberoid Co.
(quar.)
Ruppert (Jacob), 4Va%
pfd.
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
5c
Inc, common
& Haynes,
Ryerson
50c
;
12-10
12-20
1-
12-
7
12-1®
2
2-
2-15
5
12-10
12-31
2
12-14
SCM
12-18
11-30
dividend)
(stock
3%
Safeway
1-
2%
1-
2
11-15
$40c
12-19!
11-28
2%
1-10
12-21
'
$50c
2-
1
1-
2
$$2
1-
1
12-
1
Corp.
——
Stores, Inc, common
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
St. Clair Specialty Mfg. Co. (quar.)
St.
Joseph Lead Co.
(stock dividend)
St. Joseph Light & Power, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
St. Lawrence Cement Co, class A (quar.)—
Class
12-27
11-27
IIVBC
1-
2
12-14
15c
1-
2
12-14
1-10
12-22
I2V2C
—
Lawrence
5%
Ltd,
Corp,
common
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)—
5%
2-15
St.
12-24
12-
5
12-20
12-
6
Salant
11-23
10c
-10%
21c
$1.25
12-20
12-
12-21
11-30
12-18
12-
$10c
$I0c
$10c
$25c
1-
1
11-23
1-
1
11-23
3
4
2
12-14
1-31
1-15
1-
4-30
7-31
2-
1
4-15
7-15
1-
2
12-24
(quar.)
Insurance
1-25
25c
12-17
12-
3
12-17
12-
3
32c
1-17
1-10
St.
25c
12-20
12-27
$1.25
Francisco Ry,
preferred (quar.)
Paul Fire & Marine
1-18
40c
$1
$1.07%
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred A
Louis-San
St.
15c
3IV4C
$62 %c
3-
1
1-
1
12-14
Regis Paper Co.
4.40% preferred (quar.)
2-
1
1-11
3-
1
2-11
$1.05
3-
1
2-11
$1,121/2
3-
1
2-11
$1.16
3-
1
2-11
$1,221/2
3-
1
2-11
$1.25
$1,311/4
10c
12-17
12-17
1-
1
1212-
2
12-14
2
12-14
$1.09
$1.31 V4
2Va%
15c
6%
Paper,
(N.
com.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Scarsdale
Power,
&
preferred
preferred
5 Vt%
12-20
11-30
Schering
Y.)
Rubber
Schlage
12-20
11-30
12-20
11-30
$1.32
12-20
11-30
(quar.)—
35c
12-20
11-30
11-30
1-2
$1.02
$1,071/2
$1.26 V4
12-14
12-20
1-15
11-30
11-30
12-21
1-2
12-20
12-20
—-
1-15
60c
$1.04»/a
7
12-14
30c
Schenuit
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
12-
12-14
(quar.)—
Electric
Corp,
A
ending
12-
3
12-28
12-
7
1-15
1-2
1-10
12-26
12-31
12-17
5%
(Md.)
pfd.
class
A
1-
2
12-20
18%c
1-10
12-20
37Yac
1-15
12-31
12-20
12-10
1-11
12-21
30c
Co,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lock
(stock dividend)
Schlitz (Joseph) Brewing (quar.)
Schneider (Walter J.) Corp.—
Class
12-28
National Bank & Trust—
Quarterly
Gas—
1
1-15
5%
50%
5c
Saxon
1-
1-
1-15
Imperial Corp. (stock dividend)—
Santa Fe Drilling
(stock dividend)
Savage Arms Corp.
(quar.)
:—
San Diego
3
1-
3%
3%
Milling Co.—
Carlos
4.36%
$1
—
(Payment of 40 centavos plus 40 centavos
extra per share equal to approximately
22 2/lOc per share)
Savannah
$1.06
$1.10
class A stock dlv
dividend
3
12-10
Inc,
Salant,
&
Stock
San
20c
$1,061/4
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
A
Class
St.
Corp.—
preference
1-15
4
1-
15c
371/2 c
B shares
(increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
i-15
1-25
12-17
Co
Haas
12-21
1-25
12-19
4%
Common
12-10
30c
25c
40c
Electric &
1-2
3
25c
—
12-10
12-28
dividend),
Rolland Paper, Ltd, 4Y4% preferred (quar.)
Rollins
Broadcasting
(quar.)
&
12-
36c
12-17
1-31
12-14
12-14
—
2
20c
&
(John)
Rohm
12-31
Mfg. Co., $1.25 preferred (quar.)—
Providence Gas Co.
(increased)
Providence-Washington Insurance (R. I.)—
Common (quar.)
—
Provincial Transport Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
Common
(quar.)
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
4.08%
20c
22c
1
25c
(quar.)
1-
40c
dividend subject to the approval of
State Public Service Commission—
the
6
—
12-14
25c
5%
12-
$75c
1-11
2
12tte
'
Rochester
2
12-24
12-
1
1-
J40c
L.)
Gas
1-11
2-
15c
Rogers
12-31
11-30
1
12-31
(initial)
12-28
-
1-15
12-21
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-24
$56c
Mfg.
12-14
2
8
2-
50c
11-30
1-
12-15
3-
90c
—
11-30
12-
12-14
1
93 %c
2
1-15
12-14
1-
27 Vac
1-21
12-17
12-17
1-15
1-15
Amer.
12-30
1-
1- 4
'12-31
20c
Telephone, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
I
5.65%
preferred
(quar.)
;
Rockower of Canada, Ltd.—
6%
redeemable cony. 1st pref. (quar.)
38c
55c
|
$1.12'/a
partic.
$1
$1.75
2%
;
22ttc
Rice
(P.
Rochester
Stock
gains)
Service
Brand
6%
12-10
1-
7
12-19
(quar.)
Company
Express,
Robertshaw-Fulton
12-10
1
12-
12 Vac
(initial)
Enterprises
Roadway
11-30
1-
7
12-31
59% c
(quar.)
Works
Cedar
Robertson
15c
12-
3%
Stoker Corp. (quar.)—
Algom Mines, Ltd
River
12-20
2
3
12-10
12 Vac
4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Metal Products
Ritter
3
12-31
7
1-15
1-
12-
12-24
12-31
1%
-
Riley
2
12-
Public
1-15
12-
12-14
12-
12-17
1-
12-31
1-
12-17
10c
Trust,
Brothers
Ridgway
Rieke
12-13
75c
12-11
27%c
common
preferred
12-13
1
1-
7
12-14
12-28
14)
Dec.
Inc,
12-14
12-24
12-
2
1-
10c
(quar.)
Selection
Richmond
12-24
12-31
2-15
12-20
12-14
1-15
~5c
12-21
4%
(s-a)
Inc.
12-14
1
1-
V2C
15c
L_
Corp.
Richman
•
12-21
12-15
12-12
'
M-15
1
4
50c
—_
—
Rich's,
621/2 c
1
12-12
12-31
■>
2-
12-
12 %c
;
(Chicago)
Co.
Laboratory
33A%
■
2-15
12-18
10c
dividend-
holders
1-15
971/2 c
5c
preferred (quar.)
5V4%
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of North Carolina
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
4.24% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
12-31
3
Shs.
(Final
payment
of
approximately 41.9c
per share subject to approval of share¬
:'12-31
2-
$5c
preferred
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Progress Industries
'.
2
3
12-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
Rhodesian
7
$1
25c
convertible
112-
12-21
.
Reynolds Metals Co, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
—
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
1
Reynolds & Reynolds Co, cl. A (increased)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, 3.60% pfd. (quar.)
Rhddes Western
(quar.)
15c
Ltd.
Preway, Inc. (stock dividend)
"Price Bros., Ltd., common
4%
preferred (s-a)
Price (T. Rowe) Growth Stock Fund
(15c
from
investment
income
and 25c
from
4%%
1-25
12-21
(quar.)
.
Drug & Chemical—
Stock
dividend
1
12-19
1-15
90c
■
Proctor-Silcx
12-20
12-17
Rexall
12-7
MM- 2
15c
3%
Ltd
Presidential Realty—
Mines,
1-30
11c
Co.—
Inc.
(quar.)
dividend
Rexach Construction Co. ,(quar.)_
2-
a
A and
12-20
1-30
30c
Revlon,
Stock
11-21
12-20
50c
Co
dividend on
12-14
12-27
25c
Resiflex
2-
Pratt, Read & Co
Stock
12- 7
15c
C.)
25c
Resistoflex
$1.10
5%
(California)
—
—
Pacific
Assurance
12-12
12-17
$1.17
Progress
f
Co.—
12-19
12-17
40c
(Canada) Ltd., common
4»/2%
preferred (quar.).
Participating preferred (quar.)
Powers Regulator (quar.)
Quarterly
Pratt & Lambert, Inc
capital
•
6%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Coast Properties
(stock dividend)
Pacific
Hawaiian Products
(quar.)
Pacific Indemnity Co. (L. A.)
(quar.)
Pacific Intermountain Express
(quar.)
D.
(quar.)--
Stock
12V2C
t
8c
7%c
7
12,
24c
convertible
Reserve
621/2 c
Corp.
Preston
5c
5%
Pacific
7
91c
Extra
Pacific
12-
12-14
from
,
12-12
30c
7
2
1-
35c
(quar.)
12-19
Premium Iron Ores,
$1
$1.19
20%
(quar.)
3
15c-
2
20c
,
12-
—:
1-
4%
-
7
7
12-18
10c
12-31
10c
Corp. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-
25c
12-20
12-17
2
Republic Corp., $1 pfd. Jquar.)
Republic Foil Co. (quar.)
—
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Republic Supply Co. (Calif.)
1-18
1-31
—-
12-13
•
1-
12-31
5%
Insulation Corp.
&
Mfg.
3j/2%
1-18
12-
investment
long-term capital
12-24
$20c
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
3c
Reliance
12-10
$1
Potomac
t25c
$20c
\$15c
$5c
Securities
Over-The-Counter
Owons-Corning
and
Refractory
1
40c
11-23
Power
12-14
2
Redwing Carriers
3
12-21
(quar.)
2
!
1
1-
(quar.)
1-18
1-31
1-
$1.37V2
1-
11-27
—
A
1-18
12-
12-27
—
12-17
Securities Co.—
Overseas
12-21
25c
(quar.)_
2
12-
—
1-31
95c
1-
.
,
Pump Co
Stock
dividend
12c
—
Portland
12-18
:
Class
3%
—
12-17
12-28
/:•;-* 'V»>.
1-31
121/2 c
(quar.)—
12-17
-—_——
7
12-10
12-20
—
common
1-
Properties Corp. of America—
25c
2
i—.—
Copper
(quar.)
(Waslu,
Insurance
Title
Real
12-
—
(initial)
Power,
12-14
V.,
Estate
20c
2
Electric
1
90c
Reading & Bates Oil Drilling, class A
12-12
25c
common
Transit
12-14'
1-
$1.50
(quar.).
Real
12-31
10c
(quar.)
1-
Corp.,
12-14
12-28
12-28
(quar.).
Inc.
12-11'
$15c
(quar.)—
Inc.
Rayette,
32c
1-
.——_—
Mines, Ltd
Orange & Rockland Utilities
,4% preferred (quar.)—_______
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
Osborn
Mfg.
(stock dividend)
New
Polaroid
40c
(quar.)_
dividend
Stock
Opemiska
12-12
12-12
9714c
4-—<---
(quar.)
Opelika Mfg.
12-27
1-14
25c
—
12-14
2
12-20
Cable (quar.)
12-27
4
10c
12-14
171/2 c
(quar.)—
$2.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Porter
(H. K.) Co.
(Del.) (quar.)
.
preferred
redeemable
6%
Raybestos-Manhattan
35c
dividend
Stock
Playskool Mfg. Co.
Plough, Inc.
7
3
1-
2-
12 Vac
(s-a)
Inc.
Republic Aviation Corp.
1714c
(quar.)
Co. Ltd.
(initial)
Products
Ontario
Ontario
5
30c
j—i.—■
—
—
12-
1
—_—
Debenture
&
Loan
1-
25c
$1,121/2
4214c
$1.11
$1.10
(quar.)
(Milwaukee)
Ontario
1-15
Enterprises,
Rapid-American Corp. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.—
60c class A
(quar.)
3
12-
12-28
41c
.-
Plastic Wire &
1-
America
of
Co.
12-10
(quar.)
(Del.) (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
—I
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
____
Insurance
12-27
Telephone
Pioneer
12-12
(year-end)
Life
Line
12-10
—_—,
40e
(quar.)
Service
Old Ben Coal
12-10
2
,
25c
$60c
:->■
12-10
2
1-
'Pioneer Plastics Corp.
11-30
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2
1-
$1.10
83 %C
621/2 c
25c
4.%
20c
(quar.)——
common
4.44%
1-
Co—
Mining
Ramco
Rio
from
39c
gains)
12-14
1-
plus
12-27
(increased)—
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com.
Ohio
Brass
Co.
(quar.)
Ohio Capital Fund—;
—
12-10
(quar.)—
Pioneer Fund, Inc. (10c from net
12-28
—.'.—
(s-a)
2
Credit
5%
20c
20c
45c
dividend
Stock
1-
Natural Gas
12-14
B
(initial)
Corp.
$1,121/2
$5.50
11-30
J.
class
&
7
12-10
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred
12-
12-
5
10c
—
Reda
;—-—
1
1-
12-28
'
1
—
Year-end
Ocean
(quar.)—
12-
2
Water
12-17
12-14
12-18
12-28
25c
Photo Corp
.
12-20
(stock dividend)
common
A
Trenton RR.
&
27c
$20c
I
(quar.)
Power
&
1
1-
Morris Inc., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)——(|
3.90%
preferred (quar.)—1—
:
Philippine Long Distance Telephone, common
(25 centavos equal to approximately $6.38
per'share)
—j—
8% preferred (40 centavos per share)
Phillips Screw Co
—;
Phoenix Insurance Co. (Hartford) (quar.)—
(Milw.)—
Insurance
Corp.
Chemical,
Noxzema
dividend
Philadelphia
65c
class B shares
class A &
on
Quarterly
5
1-
33c
Philip
'
Northwestern
12-
25c
—
J-__
—
Stock
11-23
12-21
Northwest
.
12-17
1-11
5c
$30c
Quemont Mining, Ltd.—
Quik-Chek Electronics &
5
j.;
Bank
National
Extra
1-14
$.328125
preferred (quar.)
Engineering—
5V4%
12-
9c from
PhiladelphiaT"Suburban
1-14
75c
20c
(quar.)
(Chicago)
Co.
12-17
12-12
$40c
(quar.)
Power Co., Ltd.
Queen Anne Candy
$1.02V2
—
1
12-31
21c
gains),—
Quebec
4
1-
12-17
(6c from net investment
realized capital gains)
Fund
income and
Philadelphia
12-31
150c
HV2C
$27V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
A
Trust
Northern
1-18
12-28
(quarJ
Co.
$1
.
Telephone, Ltd.
Northern
&
40c
.
Telephone, common (quar.)_
Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
Northern
Philadelphia
;
Piedmont
Ohio
Northern
of America
Trading, class
&
12-31
1
2-
$1.25
;
12-20
1
20c
(quarj—
common
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.44%
1-15
$1.45
$1.40
$1.43%
——:
(quar.)
..
5.75%
(quar.)
Northern New York Trust (Watertown)-—
1
2-
$$1.50
25c
Philadelphia Electric
4.68%
2-
$1.37%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.60%
2
1-
2-15
(lc from net
investment income & 20c from net realized
capital
12-14
'
!
4.30%
1
1-
1-
14c
$45c
(quar.)__————
Gas Service
(Charles)
1-10
37Vac
40c
(quar.)—
preferred
5.80%
common
Pfizer
1-31
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
Y.)
5
22VaC
—
Distribution Shares
Quarterly
7
12-
30c
12-21
4
12-14
$1.05
(N.
12-
12-19
Pa.) —
(increase quar.)
(increased quar.)
common
Petrolane
12-31
' 44c
$1.0614
(quar.)
12-21
7c
'j1
(quar.)
preferred
4
50c
12-28!
1-
"
-
Co.,
Petroleum Corp.
12-20
$1.12
preferred
4.22%
Cement
B,
30c
15c
$2
38c
-
12-
(Stock dividend on class A & class B)____
30c
—
12-18
preferred
Class
(quar.)
4V2 %
5%
11-30
1-
$1.25
$1.37 V2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
11-20
—
(quar.)_—
Pet Milk Co.,
common
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Peterson, Howell & Heather—
Northern
•'
12-20
4
1-
Extra
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Indiana Public Service—
Common
(increased-quar.)
7
9c
-4.
—
1-
15c
12V2C
5.50%
12-
(Long Island, N. Y.)
1-
30c
5%
2
8%
(from
interest
I2V2C
Jack-
Pep
12-10
(quar.)
common
3
12-
12-20
(s-a;
Gas,
Illinois
12-
12-31
12-31
12-21
—
1-
12- 3
4c
-—
$2
—-
(Reading,
Bank
City
Trust
A,-,.common
_—
Central
Northern
Northern
Peoples
Class
(quar.)
(Rjidgewood)
Extra
North
7
12-17
1
50c
Peoples Drug Stores
(quar.)—.
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
3
3
12-31
25c
North Jersey Trust
3
12-
12-14
i
Telephone
12-
11-30
25c
12-
7
.
Carolina
North
2
$1.15
12-
3
..
7
1-
Quincy
12-31
4
Lines (quar.)—L--.
North Carolina National Bank (Charlotte)—
12-
10c
|
40c
12-31
4
_
2
12-15
\
12-20
50c
7V2C
1-
1
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
12-10
12-21
12-
Van
American
North
12-14
2
1-
12-
.
13c
15c
1-
7V2C
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.) —
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
———
4.40% preferred (quar.)-——
3.35% preferred (quar.)
12-
(reduced)
Refractories
American
North
12-31
11-30
inc.)
Pyle-National Co., common (increased quar.)
—
4.10%
preferred (quar.)__
—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand _Corp._ (quar.)
12-14
1-10
12-19
6%
'
12-31
12-20
Putnam
Pennsylvania Gas & Water—
Common (increased quar.)
37.V2C
34%c
income)
investment
12-13
12-28
.
.
(from
Pennsalt
12-14
12-28
12-15
(extra)---
Chemicals
12-14
2
1-
12-28
1-10
;
12-10
Penmans,
12-14
1-10
1
—
(extra)
Paper
of Boston—
investment
Fund
12-15
15c
1-
/.
Peaslee-Gaulbert
7
12-19
Ltd
——
North American Aviation
(quar.)——
North American Coal Corp.
(quar.)
North American Investment—
Mining,
Common
7
12-
10c
$12c
Special
Normetal
12-31
12-15
12-31
3%
dividend
(George)
12-17
1-
12c
$0,864
Coal
Peabody
12-
20c
..30c
class B
&
common
on
!
(quar.)
11-20
Beneficial
Co., common
(quar.)
Corp. (Ky.) pfd. (quar.)—
Ltd., common—
—
$6 preferred (quar.)——
7
12-
1
1
12-19
50c
85c
90c
97V2C
$1.02 V2
$1.21'A
$1.31 Vi
15c
15c
.—
Parchment
-Mr 4
80c
3
(quar.)
Transportation
Parmalee
1
12-19
93%c
..
—
1-
2
12-31
2%
(initial)
Corp.
11-21
$1
.
1-
Dock—
Newport News Shipbuilding &
Special
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
;
Common
(increased-quar.) '
12-14
Finance
1-
'j.————
Puritan Fashions
Eastern
(quar.)Parker-Hannifin
Corp.
(quar.)—
Parker
12-14
1
1-
6VkC,
Telephone (Ohio)" 6~%~ pfd. (quar.)v, $1.50
Electric Corp.
M-V-'-/i':\.
(flu&r.)—
11-20
4%
Paterson
.
A
1
1-
York
Class
2
1-
$4.50
12-14
3
12-19
12-31
25c
(quar.)
12-10
2
1-
45c
Alegre Sugar Corp.. (stock dividend)—
Corp. Ltd. (quar.)—.—_——
2
_.
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(initial)-™——
Papert Koenig Lois, class A (initial)—
1-
Punta
12-21
16c
12-10
11-23
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
12-20
1-
25c
2
10-10
12-20
1-18
4%
Pan
Panhandle
12-12
1-10
1-
Sulphur Co.
(quar.)_
Pipe Line—
American
Rico
12V2C
dividend
Stock
12-10
12-10
12-20
3.75%
,
12-10
2
12-19
State Electric & Gas—
v.
preferred
(quar.)—
M.
93%c
preferred (quar.)—
:i— $1.12%
4V2%
preferred (quar.)— __————$1.12%..
New York Times, class A (quar.)
.•_*.>—$1.25
Class B
(quar.)—
'
$1.25
51/2% prior preferred (quar.)__*.——
$1.25
New York Trap Rock
(quar.)—
10c
Newark Electronics Corp. (111.)—- • • MM
New
1
Puerto
12-21
$1.75
(quar.)
Telephone
12-31
Stock
12-10
50c
(quar.)
common
original preferred (quar.),
Purex
——
1-
50c
$2.50
''$2.50'-
York, Chicago & St. Louis
12-10
7%
$22 V2 c
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
(quar.)
Pako Corporation (increased)—
1-
30c
3%
_'
1
1-
60c
5%
dividend
Stock
12-28
60^0
(quar.)—____——_—$1.18%
(quar.)_w____.
—-$1.09
4%%
preferred
4.36% preferred
New
$1
$1.01 tyi
(quar.)
Orleans Public Service
New
1-15
12-31
1-
$1.50
1-15
7
Payable of Rec.
50c
Corp.,
Extra
(quar.)
.
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Paddington Corp., class A (increased)
1-15
& Light—
Power
Jersey
New
12-
Holders
When
Share
of Company
Publication
12-10
12-31
Common
12-15
2-14
—6%%
•-—-■—■——
12-28
Pacific Telephone &
12-14 1
2
1-
15c
30c
Advertising (quar.)_
Telegraph—
Outdoor
Pacific
7
12-
12-28
50c
85c
—
2
1-
32c
(quar.)
Hampshire Insurance
New
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
New
Holders
When
Per
!
Per
Holders
When
Per
—
(quarterly dividend for the period
Feb. 28)
5%
30c
22%c
3-
1
2-13
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .i. Monday,
(2528)
Per
Share
Name of Company
Schwitzer
5%%
Scott
1
4-18
8-
1
7-18
13c
1-
2
12-20
13c
2-
1
1-18
Standard
2-
1
1-18
Stock
3-
1
2-29
Standard
85c.
$1
2-
1-11
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials,
2-
1
1-11
Standard
$1
15c
(quar.)
1-
2
12-19
Standard
1-
2
12-14
Standard
Radio,
Ltd.
1-
Screw
Co.
lincreased-monthly)
—
,
Extra
Monthly
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
:
preferred
.
Bank
National
Scranton
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
$4.50
Seaboard Associates
Seaboard
preferred
$5
—
L_
(quar.t
preferred
(quar.)
(stock
(quar.)
Extra
Corp.
Service
of Amercia,
preferred
Servel,
&
—
Oil
—.'
Gas
&
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Snattuck-(Frank G.) Co.
(quar.)
Sharon
Steel
Extra
Common
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
4%%
Shawmut
Assn.
Extra
of
Stock
1
12-14
1-
2
12-20
1-12
12-26
Steep
1-
1
12-17
12-31
12-18
11-30
12-18
11-30
America
Co.
pfd.
<quar.)__—
(quar.)—;
quar.)
$1
1
12-31
12-17
1-10
1-
2
12-17
1-
2
12-
Inc.
(extra)
7
1-15
330c
6c
15c
12-27
12-11
12-21
12-
Co.,
preferred
B
18c
614
Superior
Skil
Corp.
(s-a)
Co.
3
Electric,
Smith
(Howard)
Smith
Drug
$1.55
Corp.,
5%%
preferred
American
South
Carolina
4.50%
preferred
Jersey Gas
South
Penn
Oil
&
30c
12-10
(quar.)
57'/2c
1-
2
64Ac
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
30e
______
(quar,)__.
50c
(quar.)_____
Water,
Public
$1.12%
2
1-
2
1-
1
i
Co
preferred
&
12-
12-28
Corp.
Southwest
Grease
27c
&
1-15
1
12-15
1
Co.
45c
<fc
Oil
Electric
$1.20
.
(quar.)
ioc
.
Public
(quar.)_
12'/2c
$1,25
$1.16%!
$1.07
Hit prefferrecL ($10°
4.60%
preferred
12-20
12-17
1-25
1-15
12-10
12-
3
Snarton
($25
preferred
net
1-10
6%
1-
2-
2
1
12-17
1-21
1-18
1-18
$L06%
2-
1-18
2-
1-18
2-
1-18
2-
1-18
(quar.)___!
I_I
2-
27 %c
2-
1-18
income
and
$1.40%
2-
1-18
45c
47c
Inc.
(quar.)
class
A
(resumed)
11-21
12-
5
10c
1-21
1-
4
•
1-
2
11-20
25c
1-
2
12-
1-
2
'
(quar.)___
$3.75
'
preferred
10c
(quar.)______
as,,
ftamford Chemical Industries (q~uar.)"""Z
5?«nr? D/edgLng' common (year-endi_
$1.60 preferred
(quar.)_
^
7
5c
20c
40c
RR.
1-
Co.
2
12-
7
Union
11-30
Union
Twist Drill
12-28
12-14
United
Aircraft
12-14
United
Artists
Financial
12-18
12-
3
United
12-18
12-
3
United
12-31
12-
3
United
9c
3%
12-31
12-
3
12-31
'
12-
3
1
1212-
50c
12-21
12-
3
48c
Co.
from
25c
United
net
from
Income
from
33c
preferred
from
(quar.)__—;
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
United
Merchants
$1.18
1-
1
12-
7j
United
Milk
$1.16'/4
1-
1
12-
7
United
1-
1
12-
7
U.
$1.15
1-
1
12-
7
U
$1.12%
1-
1
12-
7
$1.06 %
(extra)
1
12-
7
$1.02%
(quar.)
1-
1-
1
12-
7
U.
12-28
12-
7
10c
;——
Electric
Service, $5.58
preferred
(quar.)
Fund,
(Quarterly
Texas
Gas
5.40%
from
Fund
income
5c
$1.31'/4
1-
1
12-14
$1.24
1-
1
12-14
1-20
2-
1-10
$1.19
2-
1
1-10
$1
2-
1
1-10
$1.14
2-
1
1-10
28c
1-
2
—
(quar.)
_
(quar.),.
dividend
on
—-
3
&
Betts
Co.,
common
1
12-14
1-
1
12-14
1-
2
12-14
12-31
12-14
20c
!
(quar.)—
—
6
Tobin
Packing
1
12-14
Tokyo
Shibaura,
12-17!
Unrestricted
Toys
1
12-15
12-28
12-14
12-29
12-14
25c
1-
2
12^
7
31'/4C
1-
2
12-
6c
37 %c
$1.12%
Co.
(quar.)
1-
2
12-12
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-10
30c
1-10
12-14
1-
12-11
5c
(incr. quar.)
13 %C
3%
25c
(quar.)
deposit receiptsdeposit receipts—
American
American
12-20
$1.06%
2%
A_.
—
U.
3
12-21
1-18
1-
2
12-
12-17
7
1-11
12-
7
1-
12-21
11-30
1-
1
1-25
25c
12-28
(quar.)
10c
12-20
11-30
12-
3
12-28
12-
7
12-10
$2.50
1-10
12-20
10c
12-31
12-11
$1.12Vz
25c
3-
1
2-14
12-21
12-10
(Baltimore)—
s
(quar.)
Insurance
Y.)
S.
U.
S. Vitamin
Trust
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
2
12-14
1-
1
12-11
12-26
11-26
12-26
11-26
12-18
12-
3
12-21
12-
7
12-31
12-
1
$1
1-
2
12-14
2-15
12-31
12-
62'/2c
(quar.)__
12-31
12-14
(quar.)
30c
12-28
12-14
_
Corp.,
preferred
Pictures
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
2-
1
$2
common
30c
1-
2
10c
12-28
1-25
1-
5
4
12-10
12-
7
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
1-10
12-21
25c
12-27
12-14
25c
Co.
12-27
12-14
15c
12-31
12-14
—_
Publishing
Y.),
6%
dividend
conv.
on
&
Distributing
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
common
2%
Power
&
&
Light
Industries
Co
:
12-14
12-18
12-
12-19
11-27
3%
dividend
12-31
J3c
25c
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd.
Buildings Corp
Uris
Stock
7
1-
(Del.)
Extra
Utilities
5
12-
11-30
26c
Steel
Marion
Universal
Stock
12-
tlOc
Ltd.—!
Corp.—
preferred
convertible
Universal
Stock
12-18
11-23
4'/2c
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
8%
preferred (quar.)
(N.
1
17'/2c
Universal-Cyclops
4'/2%
2
25c
(quar.)
American
Universal
1-
$2
Pharmaceutical Corp.
Utilities
$2.50
1-
12-20
12-21
55c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Universal
11-23
65c
27'/2c
Corp
(N.
&
12-24
22'/2c
(quar.)
Electric,
Co.
5
11-23
10c
(s-a)
(Portland, Ore.)
Stockyards
Towns
5
12-
12-24
10c
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Sugar Corp. (quar.)
U.
(s-a)
preferred
Co
United
12-
12-24
$1.75
(N.
4*/2%
Co.,
1-15
12-24
65c
quar.)
30c
20c
United
12-19
11-27
33c
(quar.)
5c
1-
1
12-
1
3
12-27
12-11
3.5%
dividend
12-27
12-11
25c
12-21
12-
Valley National Bank (Arizona) (quar.)
Valley National Bank (Long Island, N. Y.)—
9-28
Stock
12-15
div.
holders
the
9-28
12-21
5
12-10
12-27
(quar.)
common
Playing Card Co.
12-14
$0,306
1-
4
1-
12-21
12-
$0,452
12 %c
12-
2
12-21
jlOc
7
12-21
2
12-24
20c
Rubber
Utah
5
37'/2c
(increased
Co.
Lumber
United
12-
$1.06
-
S.
S.
12-20
22c
(quar.)_
Manufacturers
&
S.
8%
4
30c
Lines
S.
7
12 %c
;
dividend
12-31
12-15
15c
(quar.)
class
1-
1
40c
12 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Products,
1-
17%c
a.
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)__
Co.
15c
3%
Thrift Investment, common
Mirror
12-22
1-
(quar.)
common
dividend
Co.
11-24
2
31V4c
—___.
&
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.,
Stock
11-
31 '/4c
Thompson-Starrett Co., 70c pfd. (accum.)
Thor Power Tool Co.
(quar.)
Thorofare Markets, Inc., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Thorp Finance Corp
I—
Tonka
12-
25c
————
preferred
Top
1
5%
common.—
(quar.)
U.
1-
12-20
43c
(quar.)__
Co.
U. S. National Bank
U.
2
Chemical
&
preferred
S.
1-
40c
(quar.)_.
Storage (quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty
Life
S
1
and
profits
Mines
Gypsum Co.,
7%
U.
1-12
$1.21
(quar.)^_
pfd.
Textron, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Stock
12-14
$1.35
35c
Co.
1
1-
=
preferred
Times
1-15
11-28
Inc.—
Stock
Tiffany
1
12-17;
U.
(quar.)__
preferred
Utilities
Thomas
2-
,
II-20
2-
63c
income
Extra
U
&
Hill
Freight
S.
12-il4
12-20
and
Extra
U.
12-28
12-13
,
profits
preferred
S.
12-14
$1
Light, $4.84
$4.76
preferred
(quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$5
12-14
2
Transmission
Power
Thomas
2
1-
income)_
investment
Pharmacal
4%
1-
$1.14
12-12
J75c
:
Cold
S.
12-17
4
1-
Ltd.—
Quarterly
U.
1-15
$1.16
5»/4%' preferred (quar.)
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
Textiles,
1
Inc.—
preferred
$4.56
2-
$1.27
(quar.)__
pfd.
12-15
12-31
15c
Products
Borax
4'/2%
S.
12-10
12-28
7%
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)
Conditioning (annual)
'____
Air
S
12-10
2
1-15
40c
New
$1.16
U.
2
1-
30c
;
1-
35c
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)—
12-12
12'/2c
security
Corp.
$1.23
$1.22%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-14
12-22
15c
Improvement, common
preferred (quar.)
4'/4%
S.
12-14
12-31
30c
(quar.)
investment
net
United
____
12-31
Fund
Keno
(quar.)
1-18
J69c
investment
Illuminating
i
1-18
2-15
15c
security
United
(quar.)
(quar.).
1-18
2-15
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Accumulative
38c
7
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-15
$1
(quar.)
7
—
1-18
2
92'/2c
(quar. 1:
A
12-
(quar.)__
2-15
1-
$75c
Investments
12-
preferred
11-27
Corp. (stock dividend)
(increased-quar.)
1
1
12-27
Funds, Inc.—
United
10c
1-
12-12
Products
preference
4
12-19
Fuel
United
1
12-
1-
5c
12-14
2
1-25
(Omaha) Ltd. (quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Fruit
6%
1
12-28
$1.25
1
1-
(quar.)
Stock Yards Co.
1-11
60c
B
1-
87'/2c
Materials
&
1
Tishman Realty & Construction
Stock dividend
2-18
Rock
9c
12-14
32c,
Extra
1-
Tip
1
Union
1-
12-
3-
7
2
1
40c
7
12-
$1.25
12-17
12-
Pacific
12-
2
1-
common
(quar.)
$1.27%
12-17
1-
Union
2
1-
2%
—
(quar.)
12-28
12-20
6
12-14
(quar.)
Investment
1-
35c
12-31
7
6
12-
12-28
$2
(quar.)
12-31
m*
_
12-
7
12-14
12-
12-28
$0,266
2%
.—._
$1.12'/2
$1 co'A
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(s-a)
Mfg. Co.
12-10
12-28
12-17
50c
E.)
12-28
20c
$1.50
I_~
(quarj
Extra
Foods
preferred
$50c
(quar.)—_—
1-18
2-
1-18
12-31
12-28
$0,443
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
5 y2 %
preferred
(quar.)
$20c
class
preferred
1-18
2-
31%c
preferred
Company
(A.
1-
6%
—
preferred
Texas
$1.10
$4.50 pfd.
(quar.)
Insurance Co., common
Staley
12-14
$4.50
United Gas
12-17
27%c
(quar.)
System,
preferred
Stafford
1
12'/2c
$0,443
United Gas
2
2-
gains)
Industries,
Corp.,
D
11-29
7
1-
$118%
,
__
Foerry Rand Corp.
Square
1-10
7
Texas
2-
(^ar.)
par)
investment
Freight
$6.50
10c
d
(interim).
shares (interim)
(interim)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
7
Texas
4
3
preferred
12-
12-17
$1 15
par>
(quar.)
capital
Spartans
$4
12-
2
Sovereign Investors—
Spector
$3.70
2
preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
v
12-
12-
Co.,—
(increased-quar.)
12-
1-
97'Ac
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
from
$3.50
7
$4.56
11-30
92i/2c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
$103%
(quar.)_____
from
1
12-13
Electric
Common
1
Texas
(quar.)
4.36%
$1.10
______
(quar.)
(quar.)
4,75%
2-
Power—
preferred
preferred
12-20
Service—
preferred
preferred
75c
.
preferred
(2c
1-
Union
1
$4.64
12-15
2
4%
1-
Inc.
1-
12-18
jl5c
1-
Texas
1-
;
(monthly)
3.90%
-f.
12-17
(quar,)^
(Los
$1.31
Texaco,
5
11c
dividend
$1.28
12-
1-
.
_______
4.15%
5
9
Bank
$1,311/4
12-20
12-11
partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)__
Angeles)
(quar.)—
non-cum.
Stock
(quar.)
4.25%
Electric-
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)__„_
5.S2%%
5
12-27
preferred
4 40%
12-
27'/2c
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)_____
4-25%
12-31
3$1.50
(quar.)
5%
3.70%
5
$125
(quar.)
Royalty
60c
Union
4
_______________—
class A &
on
4.50%
5
12-
$1 12'A
(Texas)
Southland
Southwestern
12-
12-31
"
preferred
4.28%
12-31
24c
1
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.65%
12-11
1-
JlOc
preferred
4 72%
3
12-24
—
(quar.)__
preferred
4.10%
common
.___)
4.60%
12-14
12-11
12-17
Corp.,
preferred
4.92%
4.90%
11-26
12-31
27c
(quar.)__
Water,
Indiana Gas
Common
(quar.)
Southwestern
.
(Ohio), class A
5%
Power—
Southern
-
12-31
1-
Y.
shares
5.12%
3
12-24
5c
Corp.
NV-Ordinary
Ltd.
Acceptance
1-
:
4.64%
12-31
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
1-14
18c
5.10%
12-
8
54c
$1
5.25%
.
8
1-
12-10
67'/2c
City)
(Jersey
Street
Salle
5.24%
12-10
325c
__;
$4.50
Southland
11-30
12-31
Gas Transmission Co.—
12-10
1
12-31
preferred (quar.)
original participating preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred
(quar.)
$5
1
1-
25c
1%%
(quar.)
com.
,
5%
Gas
1-
25c
(quar.)
partic
Union
1-
(quar.)
Tennessee
12-10
1-
12-20
_1
Unilever,
12-
(s-a)
Corp.
12-10
1%
:
pfd.
Tennessee
12-10
4 32%
6%
La
Special
1
noncumulative preferred (quar.)
Keys Inc. (quar.)
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry
12-10
10c
(quar.)
2
1-28
12'/2c
1-18
1-15
Ten
7
40c
I pfd.
(increased quar.)
dividend
Southern
12-
1-
Southam Co.. Ltd. (increased
quar.)
Southern California E'dison Co.—
i
12-21
5
3%
^
12-14
1-16
$5
12-
I-15
1-28
1
20c
'
Stock dividend
12-10
12-20
1
2-
12-14
1-14
25c
conv.
_
Class B
Service—
quarterly
Southeastern Telephone
Canada
2
2
1-
common
Gas
1-
1-
12-31
30c
4% %
Sugar,
Increased
Southern
1-15
12-24
^2c
(reduced annual)
dividend
Telephone Service
12-10
(quar.)
4%
Instruments
Stock
12-10
Southeastern Propane
Stock dividend
Preferred
$$1.25
4%
12-10
2
2-
1-15
62'/2c
South
12-14
(quar.)
Tejon Ranch Co.
2
1-15
208
1-15
!
Taylor
1-
1
1
$2 5c
common
12-14
1-
2-
10c
American
(quar.)_
(G.), Ltd.,
Extra
12-28
40c
.-
Jersey
NV-Ordinary N.
40c
Taylor Fibre Co.,
62"%c
(quar.)
com.
1-15
$1.40
1-
27'/2c
12-15
2
Co.
South Puerto Rice
Stock
Gas,
Co
1
37V2c
12-14
:
1
1-
1-
Co.
Pittsburgh
Southeastern
Platinum
Insurance
preferred
South
$1.37
•2-
Quarterly
J25c
(quar.)
A
12-12
12-31
1
Gas. Electric Light & Power (quar.)
Twin Industries Corp., $1.50 pfd. (quar.)
12-15
preferred
(quar.)_
Tappan Company (stock dividend)
56%c
preferred
5.125% preferred
Carolina
12-12
(quar.)
4.60%
South
12-21
3%
(quar.)
South
3
1-15
2-
;
(quar.)—,
2
15c
(quar.)
Inc., class
(James)
Tamblyn
3
17%c
±
Talcott
12-14
12-
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
8%
(quar.)
&
2
12-
I
Gold
1-
12-28
1
Tucson
12-15
12-28
1-15
2-
7'/2c
New
1-15
—
2
38%c
dividend
preferred
of
1-
(quar.)
America
1-
31 %c
(quar.)
1
—
preferred
Co.
t2«/2c
6c
1
12%c
(quar.)
1-15
2-
of America—
Extra
Union
preferred
(quar.)
1
$1.31 y2
dividend
62 '/2 c
10c
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Supply (extra)
Szabo Food. Service, Inc.—
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
12-15
7
11-21
Swingline,
1
12-
12-21
Swift
2
12-11
9
5c
3
1-
1-15
3-
$1.49
j
&
$2.70
Trust
12-10
2
(quar.)
4
1-
1
6
12-
50c
2-
6
12-
2-
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Williams Steel Forgings (quar.)__
Tri-Continental Corp., common
(year-end)_
1
12-
12-24
Co.
12-21
1-
1-
(quar.)
of
5
(quar.).
Stock
Transue
1-18
12-14
12-
.
&
2
12-21
12-17
370c
common
South
5%
7
1-15
12-21
Extra
Co.
1-31
1-
1-
Shares
Inc.
Swank,
Sweets
I
Ltd.—
$1.25
preferred
Stock
1-
12-19
Stores—
Paper Co.,
Sorg
12-
2
2%
12-19
350c
(quar.)
convertible
Sonotone
(quar.)
:
Industries,
preferred
Soinmers
50c
Paper Mills, $2 pfd.
Wesson.
&
Somerville
$2.80
Y.)
(N.
2
1-
25c
15c
;
Inc.
1-
7
12-
(quar.)
6'Ac
$1
(quar.)
Slater
15c
12-17
2
(quar.)—
Corp.
Mining
Supervised
!
(extra payment on class
class C)
and
12-31
11-23
1-
$1.22V2
com.
(quar.)
Transportation Co.
A
11-23
12-21
25c
(quar.)_.
Class
12-21
12-10
$1.42'/2
preferred
preferred
$5.26
12-14
J20c
(quar.)_
$5.60
12-10
12-28
63%c
preferred
3
12-14
12-24
20%
$5.70
"12-10
12-14
12-24
$40c
<
——
—
(quar.)—
12-10
12-15
3
(s-a)
dividend
preferred
1
12-14
1
1
15c
Corp.)
12-14
1-24
1
1-
10c
—,___1%
—
12-31
1-
11-
20c
Trans-Lux
12-18
2
1-15
(quar.)
$4.90
12-28
1-
12-
Lines
12-17
12-27
Sunshine
12-20
Transcon
$4c
$30c
$25c
(quar.)_
common
1
36c
Super Valu Stores, 5%
preferred (quar.)__
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd., com. (s-a)_
Ordinary (s-a)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—
1
Corp. Fund,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
1-
5%
11-30
3
Trans-Canada
Pipeline,
3c
11-30
1-
12-31
,
(quar.)
preferred: (quar.);
preferred (quar.)
5c
12-28
2-
1-31
Corp.
Gas
$1.12
2
12-17
20c
12-10
common
(quar.)
2
5c
1-15
$2.55
6c
1-
325c
(quar.)_.
1
1-15
15c
1-
(quar.)
Pattern Co. (increased quar.)
2-
6
12'/2c
330c
(s-a)
7
25c
12-10
±
1-28
Hardware
class
Corp.,
Corp.
12-
1
dividend
Stock
2
1
(s-a)
Sundstrand
1-
1-
common
315c
i
Simpson-Sears, Ltd.
A,
Sunbeam
7
t$1.12'/2
1-
dividend
Stock
6
Corp.,
315c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
1
7
12-
Transcontinental
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
Drug
7
12-
2
25c
Industries
$4.50
Sun
12- 7
12-
Greene
preferred
Chemical
Sun
11-23
25c
.:
60c
Summit
12- i7
12-27
;___
Ltd., class A
Stubnitz
12-
2
1-
7'/2c
Strawbridge & Clothier,
2
2
1-
12-12
1-
1
1-
System
10c
2-
}20c
10c
12-
1
11-30
$50c
25c
(quar.)
11-30
t20c
Finance, Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.).^,
Trane
Company (quar.)
:
Bus
1-
12-21
5%
20c
Container
3
Class
57c
—
12-31
1-
2-15
Traders
2-
43 %c
2-15
12-17
12-17
dividend
Stock
(quar.)__
pfd.
2
12-19
C.)—
Transcontinental
2
1-
12-31
2%
Y.
(N.
12-14
1-
6
1-15
5c
Trust
&
12-12
2
11-30
22'/2c
(quar.)_.
11-30
1-
12-
4%
(quar.)
2
1-
11-30
12-21
(Subject to approval of stockholders Jan.
15 and by the New York State Bank¬
ing Department.)
7
12-14
12-13
12-27
4%
,
dividend)
A
$5.96
Stern
12-17
1-
(stock
class
2%
10-15
2-
Stock
^(N. Y.)
12-18
3
B
:
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.)
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Extra
25c
Textiles, 4'/2%
Stix, Baer & Fuller
7%
preferred
(quar.)
5
2-
12-7
(quar.)
12-17
}20c
Corp. (quar.)
Stone
(E. B.) Finance, class A
Stop & Shop (quar.)
2
2%
Dairies
Simplicity
&
12-17
12-
12-31
U2'/2C
Stone
1-
2
12-31
$1.25
12-
12-13
1-
12-28
87'/2c
dividend
Stock
12-18
2 *
50c
—
Extra
12-13
2
3
12-18
12-14
1-
12-27
J50c
-i—_i
i
dividend
Transamerica
(initial)
Ltd.
3
7
Corp.
Bank
6%
12-20
1-
12-10
1-
(quar.)
Brewers
12-10
12-
12-24
1-
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common
I
5%
prior preference (quar.)
5%
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
15c
$1.50
325c
3$1.75
25c
15c
(quar.)
Canada
of
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
(T. 8.) &
Simon
11-30
2
12-10;
12'/2c
(quar.)
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
12-14
1-
2
1-2
15c
12-14
1-11
1-
12-19
5%
7!/2c
(quar.)
Corp., G%
B
Simms
1-11
12-21
12'/2C
(quar.)
Mines,
Iron
4
6
12-14
12-31
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Supply
Class
12-14
1-
50c
Ltd.
Bros.,
Rock
12-28
12-
12-15
12-31
25c
Insurance
Pliotolab,
Tractor
Trade
Holder•
8
1-
Country Securities Corp.
Stock
Town
7
1-28
25c
Chemical,
Stedman
12-14
3
12-
25c
12-12
1-
1
25c
(Fla.)—
(stock dividend)
B
3-
-'12-27
50c
.—-
3V2%
preferred
Stecher Traung lithograph
5%
preferred (quar.)
Stauffer
12-21
z:
15c
—4
class
1-10
20c
quarterly
&
2
45c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Town &
12-14
50c
When
Payable of Rec.
5%
General
1-
30c
(quar.)—.
Products
Toronto
12-13
12-20
—_—i_
dividend
2
1-21
5%
Corp.—.
& Casualty
A
Sterling
Breweries,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Brewing (quar.)
___._!
Mines, Ltd.
(Quebec)
(s-a)________
Class
Class
1;
.
Bros.,
Fire
State
1-
1-
(quar.)—
Towmotor
1-10
(quar.)—
(quar.)„
12-31
10c
;
—
Increased
12-14
12-14
12-17
Rainier
Silverwood
2
12-28
1-
dividend
Shwayder
1-
50c
(increased
Inc.
12-14
Trading-
of
preferred
Corp.
Shulton,
2
12-17
.■
shares
Corp.
1-
12-20
$5c
(quar.)—-A
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
50c 2nd series preferred
(quar.)—^State Bank of Albany (N. Y.)—
11-30
Co.
1-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$.6475
(quar.)_!
Sheraton-Gibson
2
t25c
333%c
356'Ac
25c
—
Industries
Sheraton
1-
8
10c
t75c
t$l
;
Mfg.
1-15
tlOc
Ltd
Starrett Corp., 50c conv
11-30
Stern
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
2
i
—
.___
Shenk
Sigma
6
1-
l°c
_____
Shelby Salesbook
Shell Transport &
American
Home
2-
93 %c
Shares,
Extra
1st partic. pfd.
6%
Torrington
Towle
Inc.
Structural Steel
Per
Share
(Nevada)
Co.
Participating
Stock
45c
preferred
Sicks'
12-
12-27
12-14
Stanley Works (quar.)
Starrett (L. S.) Co. (quar.)
1
—
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. Ltd.—
Sick's
12-20
22'/2c
18c
37V2C
10c
10c
_
(quar.).
Co.——
Shakespeare Co.
Shamrock
Poor's
Stanley
12-20
1-10
12-28
of Ohio
Co.
Aviation
12-20
1-10
Toronto Star,
12-14
Mining
Torrington
dividend
Standard
12!/2c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
(John)
Sexton
7%
12-14
15c
12(-fee
12 %c
$1.31%
■—
(quar.)
common
$5.25
Inc.,
Leather
Shoe
12-26
1-10
12-14
12-31
5%
Products
Standard
20c
-——
Seismograpn
Seton
12-10
35c
Second National Bank of Philadelphia (quar.)
50c
12-26
35c
■
—
Extra
Selas
Stock
25c
Co.
Oil
Standard
10%
dividend 1
&
Power
Roebuck
Sears
12-14
12-14
$1.25
$1.18%
$1.56%
(quar.):
preferred
$6.25
12-31
75c
California-
of
Co.
Stanley
$4.75
Sealed
2
Co.—
Finance
Oil
&
25c
*
(quar.)
$1.45
(quar.)
dividend
40c
7%c
(quar.)
Milling
Tonopah
dividend
Stock
12-27
$1.12%
RR.I
Line
Air
Allied
Seaboard
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Seaboard
(extra)
(Pa.)
1
12-14
$3
Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40
Corp.,
1-18
27/aC
27/2C
(quar.)
A
>
Name of Company
12-31
3%
Financial
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)__
Standard Kollsman Industries—
1
13c
Monthly
$4
coihmon
Holders
Payable of Rec.
14c
$5.80
2-
50c
A
When
Share
of Company
Standard
Co
Fetzer
&
Name
5-
27/rc
(quar.)
A
preferred
preferred
5 V2%
Per
Holders
Corp.—
preferred
5/2%
When
Payable of Rec.
December 17, 1962
Van
(subject
on
Jan.
Comptroller
Sciver
(J.
B.)
to
approval
of
8, and final approval by
of the Currency)
Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)
'Van Waters & Rogers,
Inc.
(quar.)
7
stock¬
3%
1-25
$1.25
1-15
:
20c
1-
4
1-
9
1-
5
12-17
Volume
Number
196
6221
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Company
Vanity
Fair
Vapor
Corp.
Mills
Share
(increased
Viau,
45c
12-20
quar.)
12-21
12- 1
10c
12-31
12-12
(quar.)
56(4c
Mfg.,
Victor
2
f25c
12-21
30c
12-20
12- 5
10%
1-15
1-
1
12-17
1-
1
12-17
$2
12-17
12- 3
12-17
12-
35c
12-20
11-30
B_
Co
2
for
dividend
Virginia-Carolina
prior
pfd.
(initial)
5%
conv.
pfd.
(initial)
Coal
&
Iron
Extra
$5
62V2C
62 %c
(quar.)
1
Virginia
Electric &
Power
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
12-10
Radio
5c
12-31
12-28
12-
12-28
12-7
•
...
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)
$4.80
preferred
12-20
11-30 '.
12-20
11-30
12-20
the
at
;
'
(quar.)_______
:
■' x Less Jamaica
income tax.
'
•
..
"
preferred
(quarriw-—'
preferred (quar.)
5%
Waddell
&
Class
Wagner
Wall
Reed,
class A
$1.43%
Electric
(quar.)_____
Corp.
Wallace
&
(from
Tiernan,
(quar.)____
Bros. .Pictures
Washington
Inc./(quar.)
Clutch
&
12-17
1
12-14
1
12-14
$1,100,000
12-14
$2,200,000 on its life units.—V.
Natural
preferred
(quar.)
5
•1
1-
29c
-
1-
6%
preferred
series
Motor
C
Weiman
Weiss
Company
Bros.
dividend)
Inc., -class A (quar.)
(stock
Stores,
Welch Scientific Co.
Wellington
12-
1
7
Net
12-20
plus
come
Welsh
Ohio
West
capital
net
Texas
RR.V
gains)—
com.
Utilities,.
4.40%
pfd.
-
'
,
Insurance-Securities,-
preferred
,w:.
i
(quar.)
-
30c
\
A
Gas—
'
•
Railway
Tablet & Stationery
5%
preferred
Utilities
Westfair
Foods,
Class
A
Inc.
Inc.
(George),
Class
B
3
2-28
2-
5
1-31
1-
7
2-
1-
7
59c
59c
Co.,
preferred
Stock
1-
7
2-
1
1-
5%
7
12-20
12-
7
first
12-10
1-
2
12-
1-15
1-15
12-14
$35c
1-15
12-14
$1.75
(s-a)__
cash
2
}$1
in
1-
1-
1
12-10
12-
3
—V.
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
1 lr 15
1-
1
111-15
1-
1
12-15
—Common
1-
2
12-
New
1-
25c
7
12-
7
12-31
12-
8
50c
(quar.)
2
35c
12-24
12-10
1
1-
30c
12-27
12-
4
2%
_
(Quarterly .payment
17c
of
and
4c
12-27
12-
3
from
'Wieboldt
30c
: 10c
(quar.)4—$1.06(4
preferred (quar.)
i_____l_.
3(4%
preferred (quar.)__—__:
6%
i_l_75c
Oil
___L_
Co.*;(quar.)
(John) .& Sons Inc.
(W.
Williams
Brothers
W.),
class
81 (4c
:
-
Williams
1-
2
1-10
12-
4
12-20
A
1
1-
1
1-
1
12-20
12-20
12-20
15c
*
12-18
12-
3
2c
12-20
12-
3
18%c
/
2-21
15c
LiL1'
(s-a)___
President,
1962,
the like
is most
of
manager
as
12-18
12-
2
12-
T
1-
1
12-14
12-27
12-12
&
underwriting
an
Wiuiams-Mc'V,"illiams
Wilson
&
Co.i. $4.25
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
6%
Electric
Public
Common
(stock
div.)
4%-
pfd. (quar.')'____
(monthly)
Power
$1.06(4
-8c
a
Oil
W.tco
Chemical
Co.
PROCEEDS—Net
group-
proceeds
will
financing
the
from
added
be
Insurance
company's
written,
and,
Law
set
operations,
its
expand
securities as authorized by the New
thereafter, will be used to finance vhe
up
proper reserves for business
to be
operations and increase, its business.
j
producing
income
in
agency
Security
of
York, was
Fifth Ave., New
111
by the New York Insurance Department in 1959 and is
authorized to transact insurance business in 24 States.
1he
company is
engaged in the writing of individual and group
life insurance and individual and group accident and health insur¬
ance;
During the first nine months of 1962, the company wrote
in
excess
of
$54,600,000 -of new' life insurance, of which
about
$21,000,000 was reinsured.
"
licensed
presently
-
(quar.)__
Wood
Conversion
Co.
2
12-10
1-11
12-31
12-26
12-18
24c
:___
1-10
12-21
liy2c
-
1-31
1-15
t20c
,
(annual)
(s-a)_____1_i___
12-31
12-12
}$1.50
10c
2
12-12
12-26
12-14
1-
dividend
Wometco
dividend
Color
new
common
Press,
12-12
12-28
12-
5
30%
12-21
12-
1
4%
(initial)
A
&
class
B__
dividend)
Publishing Co. (extra)
Worthing ton Corp., common
Industries
$459,836 (unaudited)
company
had life insurance
$126,812,053.
1
against
12-26
12-
4
25c
ioc
(quar.),___
12-20
50c
;
1-25
37 (4 c
;
(quar.)
12-21
1-11
1212-
stock
Class
Stock
A
Corporation
&
Towne
(quar.)
Yellowknife
Yocam
Mfg.
Bear
3
7
25c
1-2
12-
25c
Batteries
(quar.)
Mines
(quar.)
1-
12-11
4c
;
:
Quarterly
Quarterly
York
Research
10c
ioc
Corp.)
2
12-31
3-15
6-15
_-___
10c
9-15
c^lass A (quar.)______
5c
12-28
__;
'
12-
any .plans,
undertakings or arrangements of
or informal, calling for the company to acquire
specific real properties or interests therein,
EFFECT TO
GIVING
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
-
.
'
,
20,000 shs.
Outstanding
2,556 shs-.
-
1239.
p.
made
190,
Stock
Offering—On Dec.
through Hornblower & Weeks, New
V--:
1777.
p.
y
Frawley, Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,
that earnings of Technicolor and its wholly-owned
J.
in
Although operations
third
the
additional
take
to
write
to
reserves
quarter were profitable, it was
against doubtful receivables and
Inventories.
down'
"
as
Earnings after taxes for the first 9 periods of 1962 equal $433,850
compared to earnings after taxes for the first 9 periods of 1961
$1,438,945 (exclusive of nonrecurring income of $517,000 from
Technicolor, Ltd.).
Mr. Frawley stated that sales for the first 9 periods of 1962 are
"$42,689,527 as compared to $40,460,178 for the first 9 period of
„
,
1961.—V.
196,
.
2380.
p.
-
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstdg.
867,000
150,000
;
$2)
(par
2-28
5-31
8-31"
12-14
Insurance
690,000
150,000
Co.
—
Rights
is offering to the holders of
the capital stock of Telephone Employees Insurance
Co. parent, the right to subscribe for 110,292 shares
at $25 on the basis of one new share for each four
Offering—The
company
parent shares held of record Dec. 5.
Rights will
ex¬
pire Dec. 20, 1962. Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., Baltimore, is the principal underwriter.
Net proceeds, estimated at $2,644,581, will be used
for capital and surplus, and investments.
EUS1NESS—The
company,
Redwood and Light Streets, Baltimore,
write primarily
Md., proposes to
life insurance.
ordinary Ihe, credit life and group
prospects will be obtained by the company primarily
through the use of direct mail techniques.
Salaried employees of
the company
will be used to develop and service policies written
'/through it.
Vt'nile the principal emphasis in the acquisition of
business will be placed on direct mail techniques, the company also
proposes to use the services of representatives who
may be com¬
pensated on the basis of commission only or a combination of
salary and commission.
The laws of a few states in which the
company may in the future apply for an insurance license require
the use of agents.
The expenses of the company will be adversely
affected by the increase in postalv rates of ..third class mail.
Insurance
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
($10)
Capital stock
?
Outstanding
Ill,000.shs.
111,000 shs.
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
have
below
severally
agreed to purchase and the company has agreed to sell to them
severally, at $25 per share, subject to the conditions contained in
the underwriting agreement, in the respective percentages indicated
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
have
below
below, all of the shares of capital stock
subscribed for through the exercise of
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, to purchase from the company the number of shares of
the company's common stock set forth below opposite their respec¬
tive names. The underwriters must take and pay for all of such
shares, if any are taken.
Ira
Haupt
&
&
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
F.
H.
196,
Kaplan
p.
Co.
&
&
&
offered whicn have not been
rights.
Co.
Willis,
L.
6,000
—V.
W.
&
Co.,
York
&
Inc.
^
Kenny
Co
&.
2,000
and
the
third
for
encied
quarter
the
Nov.
11.5%—
company's
3,
1962,
first
have
nine
just
Net
sales
five
for
the
third
last
compared
year,
quarter
ror
with
the
$17,769,667 compared with
nine months our sales were
were
urst,
$43,622,444
which
is
an
&
—
Co.
Inc
Co
—
2075.
p.
increase
of
Corp.—Net Higher—
per
was
$344,382,
Hickox
than
for
years.
most
of
,
.
the
company's
,
attributed the 1962 gams to increased volume
company's
operating economies.
Discussing plans for
the
compared with $314,487 for fiscal 1961.
after payment of preferred dividends, was 82
with 74 cents for fiscal 1961.
also reported that the loss ratio for the year was
1961, and that the deliquency rate was the lowest in
share,
compared
The Thrift executive
in
$48,652,630
Wheat
income
Earnings
lower
months
become
available.
$17,417,748
—
company.
cents,
figures
1
Boyce-
(Investment has established new highs in both net income
per share during fiscal 1962, it was reported bv Paul
Hickox,
Executive
Vice-President of
the consumer (finance
Net
2,000
Inc.
Fuller Co.—Sales Up
&
55
I5
10
1°
5
5
earnings
M.
Ayres,
113.
financial
Co._
'—
Thrift
and
Mr.
Unaudited
C.
& Co
Coe
Bros.
Thrift Investment
3,000
Co.,
3.000
Warren
196,
Securities
Robinson-Humphrey
The
J.
&
Legg
&
Union
Co,,
Inc.
R.
7,000
7,000
Co.—
Stein
4,000
Schramm
7,500
Inc
Griggs
Sheeline
Stuart
Warren
7,500
&
R.
D.
M.
Inc.
S.
18,000
Inc.
Hirsch
John
D.
30,000
Co
Newburger, Loeb & Co.
Amctt,
Baker
&
Co.,
The
Paul
32,000
C.
John
Mackall
Shares
L_ 144,000
Co
&
McDonnell
Dillon,
Eastman
7
5
Employees Life
Telephone
,
•
•
GIVING EFFECT TO
$2)
(par
Stix Baer &
Yale
properties, in
to
*
—V.
Xerox
confined
be
after
30,
Authorized
Common
Jamieson
class
on
(stock
World
Wyatt
12-27
50%
Lothrop,
Enterprises
Stock
World
&
Sept.
Shares
Newspaper Machinery
Stock
Woodward
ended
months
11-30
1-
ioc
;
.
12-20
75c
25c
B.) ,(initial)
Alexander,. Ltd., common
preference
(quar.)
6%
1-15
nine
reinsurance (unaudited) for
1962, amounted to $1,183,726 as
in the comparable 1961 period.
The
in force on Sept. 30 amounting to
premiums
REVENUES—Gross
the
CAPITALIZATION
quar.
(Howard
Wood
1-31
initially
be
announced
decided
to
company's general funds and will not be set aside for any par¬
purpose. Substantially all of the proceeds will be invested
the
'
Co.—
(increased
class A
$1.50
quar.)37V2C
i.
Corp..
Wood
.
(quar.)_________J____
Extra
Wolf
-
Service
(increased
Wiser
Wnlf
Industries
____•
preferredi(quar.)
Wisconsin
-
Stores
(quar.)___
York
Co.,
ticular
7
1-
1-31
Haupt
Ira
12,
.
Co.
tne
publicly, 273,000 common shares of Standard
Security Life Insurance Co. at $9 a share.
BUSINESS—Standard
1-
Dec.
12-14"
" "".'V.
Stores, Inc.— '
preferred
12-28'."
20, 1962,
pxincipat
its
will
It
for the first 9 periods ending Sept. 29, 1962, equaled
ioc per share.
Earnings for like period for 19(jl were 55c per share
exclusive of nonrecurring income of 20c per share '"representing
a
special dividend, from our British affiliate.
,
■
Offered—On
York,
York
'21c
'
Beverly
•
Patrick
Latest
offered
initially
Igains.)
will
Hills.
March
has
and
subsidiaries,
26('2%
Security Life Insurance Co. of New
Standard
12-17
$1.31(4
.
(quar.).,
any
been
ha"S
12-14
1
$1.25
(quar.)
■'
582.
p.
2
1-
tuna—
capital
196,
1-
t8%c
(quar.)
Blvd.,
stock
196,
had
planning
are
30c
A
"V;
-
.
California,
>12,500 shares of this firm's outstanding common stock
to open two additional retail paint centers
in
theSpring
of
1963,"
Mr.
Greenberg added.
"One center
will be in San Diego and the -other in West Valley,
Calif. This
will bring our operations of such centers to a total of 18.
A third
center
is
expected
to be opened during the Summer of
1963."
"We
30c
class
Offered—
of
1963, will be substantially - ahead of
and the outlook for the entire year
ago
year
$73,-
iavorable.
12-14
or
12-27
a
Stock
incorporated
was
of
Ttl.M.E. Inc.—Secondary
a
quarter of' fiscal
period
3
of
10, 1962, it was reported that a secondary offering, of
of
share, in he last quarter of fiscal iy61.
Commenting on the current outlook, Sid Gyeenberg,
said, that
"sales for the three months ending Dec.. 30,
10c
pid.
—V.
$313,108, equal to 53 cents a share.
This com¬
$3,938,697 and net earnings of $253,719, or
were
sales
with
cents
43
T
■■■';■
in
gain
California.
have
formal
in
/
sales of
audited
reported
has
$912,744, an* increase of
the previous fiscal year.
were
in
Technicolor, Inc.—Net Down-
Calif.,
(adjusted)
State
Wilshire
activities
York.—V.
equal
earnings
pares
$50c
common
dividend
$4.25
net
7
1-
$3
__.
Whitney Holding Corp...." (qufir.)__—
,____
Wiatt (Norman) Co.
(quar.)_____i_________
Wiley
1
1
63%c
;
(quar.)_____
Cement
Wnicenall
Wilcox
22-
(audited)
$720,591
were
,.'J
'
the
CAPITALIZATION
■.;
Torrance,
capital
a
division
Co.—Capital
Development
of
associates
Capital
C&7
to $1.53 a shave on 59a,148 shares currently
outstanding, as against $1.22 a share 011 591,426 shares (adjusted)
at
end
of September.
1961.
Sales in the fourth quarter ended Sept, 30 were $4,598,872 and
figures
t8%c
Ltd.,
Motor
1
of
earnings
the
over
68c
^____
,
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Wnirlpool Corp.. common
5(4%
Net
11-19
(quar.)
Whitehall
h
12-
(quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
White
1-
V;.v-;*;:
.
included
also
electronics
an
for development and lease as industrial
9601
Co.—Net Up> 267^ %; ? Salesc
Paintt
Brands
at
invest
or
!■
;■
'
of
.
laws
kind,
any
the
business
increasing
V
proceeds will be used to acquire undeveloped
such
their
Inc.—Sales Up 59%
its
'.
California,
primarily in Los Angeles County.
At
the
present time, the company does not own or hold any real proper¬
ties,
nor
does
it
or
any
of its affiliates,
officers, directors or
accessories.
and
for
304,000 shares out¬
011
sales of $512,539.
on
Southern
$15,834,280 for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1962, an increase
of 131/2%
over the 1961 fiscal period when sales weie $13,96r,906.
11-14
;___
(payable
that
$2.63
2,150,033
.
The- company
12-12
12-14
12-17
91/2C
Westmoreland,
:
facilities
adequate
i3v2%—
12-18
12-31
stock)
Weston
12-18
12-20
—.—_—
Fund
12-26
instrumentation
aircraft
of
provide
shar£,
share on
a
engaged
principally In
the
business of
acquiring,
developing, improving,
leasing and investing in industrial real properties.
It is expected
2023.
p.
Standard
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Wes„gate-Calilornia Corp.,
Westminster
T
"
•
59%c
7%
__.
Sulray earned
a
earnings
sale
Development
the
offices
company
.12-12
12-31
59%e
Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd., common...
(quar.)
1
25c*
'
- -
(quar.)
Western
1-
12-31 7% 12-18
12-31 4/12-18
'12-31
37y2c
/", "*
$2.13
stock...
has moved its plantrfreim Mineolafntdv new quarters
969^Stewart Avenue,, Garden City, N. Y.4-V. 196, p. 792;, . ■
11-11
2-1
■
32c
.
/
under
2,201,606
stock
share—common
common
196,
To
68%c
Alabama—
of
12-12
10c
,■_
(quar.)_______
Western
12-31
"
15c
(quar:)_:__j.
prefei-red (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)___,
Western
12-10
12-4
40c
<quar.)
prefen-ed
(quar.)-
preferred
12-15
2
70c
:
w
4.72%, 2nd
$2.55
1-
:•
12-28
25c
,
preferred
5.44%
1
r ■:"/\
,*•
Power &'Gas, common
•4.75%-- preferred A.(qu a r.)
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)_
1st
1-
5
'
________
Western
4.72%
12-
the
BUSINESS—T-A
sales of $2,464,273 for the nine months
ended Sept. 30, 1962.
This was an increase of 59% over the sales
of
$1,550,484 reported for the corresponding period of 1961.
Net
profit for the period was $103,282, equal to 34 cents per share 011
the 300,000
shares of common stock outstanding, compared with
net profit of $28,240 after nonrecurring income of $31,714, or nine
cents per share for the preceding year.
J
_
The company specializes in the sale, installation, calibration and
12-14
2
12-20
$1.50
(quar.)
__
Western-. Nuclear, -Inc. (initial)__i
4,736,000
Standard Aircraft Equipment Co.,
3
11-30
62yac
(quar.)
preferred
165,656,000
6,330,000
5,707,000
—
per
of
overhaul
■'
preferred
(quar.J__.L_2
Western-Massachusetts Cos. (quar.)___
$2.75
12-
12-21
1-
30c
(quar.)
Natural
12-15
1
1-21
25c
__
preferred-'.(quar.
5%
Shares
—V.
\ /
cl.
#
4,665,000
tax—estimated—
income
1961
173,758,000
____
income
La.nings
3
12-28
■
$1.10
4%
Western
57c
17M2C
Western1 Maryland Ry., common (quar.)
j
7%,
preferred -(quar.)_____-___j_i.,_^____
5%'
1-
from
estate,
properties.
11-30
$1.50
;
.
.,
6%
12-17
12-20
consolidated
Net
Co.- —Annual Report—
7
30—
Sept.
cents
8
or
equal to 38 cents
are
a Nov. 20, 1962 prospectus, the companypublicly, without underwriting, 2,000 shares
its no par capital at $1,000 per share.
of
The company has reported
('s-a')
>
Co. -,(quar.)_w__^___ 1 ___.
Western. Casualty: & Surety Co.
(Fort Scott, Kansas.)
(quar.)
Western
12-14
6 (4 c
Virginia Pulp. & Paperx (quar.)_i__
Bancorporation
(quar.),
Western
12-
2
10c
& Seashore
Gas
2
1-
in¬
(initial)
•
Jersey
West
from
44c
Panel
West
12-31
1-
12'/2c
___
investment
,
*
offered
profit of
1962
sales
Federal
2-15
5%
u__i.V
(quar.)
(13c from
Fund
Ended
11-28
50c
(quar.)
and (a
S
Year
;
50c
26 (4c
(quar.)_;.__
(quar.)_
casualty business,
194, p. 789.
and
property
fiscal year,
$25,007
T-A
reported an operating loss of
the company
1961,
In
its
on
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing
1-11
Net
Wayne Knitting Mills
fields.
those
previous
real
12-15
3
,
—Pursuant to
12-14
12-31
$1.25
in
King Corp—
Waukesha
West
2-
50c
:
2
12-31
JLOc
(quar.)_
common
2
1-
v
I2V2C
________
__.
Gas;
1-
16c
$3
(quar.)
(extra)_
1-11
1-
about $18,-
Springfield
pay
the
2
;
Electric.Brake
of
1-
____
Warner
8
will
Home
business not included in the Home transaction.
rile
company said that the sale will enable it to concentrate its
sales efforts on life
and health insurance written by subsidiaries
12-19
2-
York.
New
of
1-
•'
;
„
Sulray manufactures hair nets and other hair accessories, as well
as
drug and cosmetics and bath specialties.—V. 195, p. 1366.
the sale is completed Dec. 31.
authorized directors to dispose of any remaining
20c
(annual)
Warner
2
IV2C
:
'"
Stockholders also
part
1-
Co.
000,000 when
$l;37ya
.//
___
Wire
12-17
2%
(Jim) Corp. (quar.)__"___
Baking Co., 5%%: pfd. (quar.)_iw_Warner Bros.,
common
(quar.)^
Preferred
12-31 V
20c
(quar.)
Products
Grove
12-10
'
Inc.
The
\C-i".f-
7
12-
12-31
Insurance
dividend
Washburn
7
12-21
IIV2C
after
compared
are
based on 678,711 shares outstanding this
shares outstanding last year.—V. 196, p. 1C95.
earnings, the company said,
shares outstanding.
the
274.57
12-
,
proiit
During fiscal'1962, Sulray acquired two new divisions, The Thomas
Holmes Co. and
the L. Mayer Co., whose sales and earnings con¬
tributed to the 475% gain in net income and the 583%- gain in sales.
Investment News
Continued from page 8
30c
1
__
(quar.
Walter
5%
12-21
5
investment
net
Ward
Waste
,12- 7
6c
Investing
Press
Walnut
12-21.
12-
Net
$579,002
figures
667,361
standing,
Corporation and
12-5
15c
:
Wallace
Stock
12-20
12-20
—15c
Street
General
12—5-
-
20c
:.
B
income)
12-14
12-31
$1.56%/- 12-20
5%%
-•
In
,|
-
(quar.)
was
Sulray has reported net sales of $2,988,958 and earnings,-of $.121,for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31.
319,250
•
preferred
and
The
12-10
Materials
year
Sulray Inc.—Net Higher—
■
112-14
6(4%'
and wholly$411,304. compared
-
11-30
12-27
12-31
Vulcan
this
months
operations
was
18.7%.
of
231
Vulcan
Hamm-Young Co. (stock dividend)_____
2%
Company, $3 preferred (quar.)_!____
75c
$4.50 preferred (quar.
$1.12^
These
ago.
'-4.;
v'
nine
quarter
increase
net
year
■
""'■;
Von
j
Non¬
source.
"
-
,
11-30
12-20
tax
first
merchandise
third
an
or
our
only
ahd
date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here.
V
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident t®-*-
11-30
12-20
$1.05
!i___
:
funds,
resident tax 7%.
15%;
the
1961
of
represented
$514,007.
Previously published
y
$1.20
(quar.
for
in
operation
they
taking into consideration preferred dividend requirements,
earnings for the third quarter from merchandise operations
including
wholly-owned
subsidiaries,
were
equivalent
to
56
cettcs per snare
of common stock compared with 47 cents per share
last year.
The net earnings lor the tirst nine liionths of this year
were 71
cents per share compared with 62 cents per share a year
the
British income tax.
Less
a
,
deductible
\*
Canadian
tax
in
resident
3
$1.03
preferred
$346,573
the
months
year
j;
.
from
for
nine
last
53
After
7
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable
•
included
whereas
taxes
subsidiaries
taxes
12-14
25c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)_
Corp.
figures
store,
profit after
with
12-10
1962
Roads
months operation.
Net
owned
share
1-10
The
River
| tnree
12-28
1-10
'
$1.25
$4.20
•
(l/26th
1-15
15c
35c
Zenith Electric Supply
$1.01
.$4.04
.
25c
Chemical—
5%
Virginia
each
Zenith
L__
dividend)
share heid)___
11%%.
new
12-14
with
Manufacturing Co.—
Stock
(stock
12-28
12-31
$1
class
B
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
12-14
f20c
Ltd.,
Equipment
Vilter
Class
12-12
12-14
Ltd.* (quar.)
.
Viceroy
11-
Share
of Company
Young Spring & Wire Co. (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
Zale Jewelry Co., common
(quar.)
12-10
37'/ac
Company, common
$2.25 preferred series I
Name
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Vendo
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
name of
(2529)
37
offices,
and
to
the
effectiveness of
1963, Mr. Hickox said that diversification of
operations would continue to be a major objective.
54
He
in
000,000
-S'■
>%■■■
Times Mirror Co.—Net Up 46%—
'
Consolidated
and
1961
cents
a
penou,
Presiaent,
share for
Chandler, Chairman
iiorman
increase,
to'/c
a
announced.
after
or 41 cents
outstanding.
This compares with $587,602, or 28 cents a share on the 4,282,534
shares
of
common
stock
outstanding a year : earlier as adjusted
for payment of a 2%
stock dividend in January, 1962.
the
For
taxes
12
Oct.
ended
consolidated earnings
1962,
7,
95
cents
for
the
weeks
40
share
a
like
Oct.
ended
income
net
7,
period ended Oct.
UA's
Dec.
12, 1962
securities,
are
&
and
cash
other
and
stock held
I
commitments.—V.
special
the
of
1961,
after adjusting
Sept.
on
1962.—V.
196,
2126.
p.
the
Up 22%; Net 53%—
ended
the
for
Sept.
the
30,
with
.
share
per
cents
71
1961—V.
■
,
reported at $1.07, an increase of 51%
share reported for last year.
Shares^ out¬
3,929,384, compared with 3,890,745 shares
were
196,
-
.
were
per
1962
sales
total
reported
company
sales of $57,987,817 for last year.
from last year's $2,748,757' (after
acquisition of the remaining 20% minority
reflect
to
in
1962,
$4,197,750
Boraac Laboratories).
Earnings
over
to
announced new
record
with sales increasing
has
company
compared
rose
equivalents, other market¬
corporation's subsidiaries,
900.
p.
earnings for fiscal
income rising 53%.
year
income
the
by
196,
and
$70,824,823,
standing
to the number
shares then outstanding
the
29,
net
interest in
with net earnings of $1.73 per share for the first nine months
outstanding
underwriting group managed by Smith, Barney
& Co. Inc., and The Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., New
York. The debentures were priced at 100% and are
convertible on and after June 1, 1963 into American
shares
1,741,473
and
adjustments
months of 1962
period in 1961.
earnings of $1.78 per share on
on
Sept. 29, 1962.
This com¬
represents
outstanding
net
sales
For
of
Calif.,
Alto,
in
22%
Net
first nine
world-wide income for the
Palo
highs
past condemnation
from
proceeds
realized increments from concluded
represented by government securities, lim¬
commitments
U
net
of
properties
They
term
ancl
'*
i>
utility
able
This
$91,502,000 against $85,310,000 for the same
nine-month
pares
000,000 Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co. (Toshiba) 6% %
convertible debentures due March 31, 1978 was made
686.
p.
<
an
West Virginia
United Illuminating
of this firm's
in February 1962, are
over-the-counter market.
DESCRIPTION
debentures
the
dollars.
issue
and
DEBENTURES—Principal
OF
The
maturity.
to
United
100%,
on
consisted
interest.
accrued
plus
of
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
to the company's general corporate funds to be applied
to
construction program and to finance increased working capital
be
eral
occasioned
part
accounts
increased
by
and
BUSINESS—United
State
Toshiba,, headquartered
line
major
in
receivable.
notes
electrical
of
television
Tokyo, Japan, manufactures a broad
including home appliances, radio and
electrical equipment, and lamps, tubes
in
equipment
heavy
sets,
duty
of
semi-conductors.
and
REVENUES—Net
Sept.
1962,
30,
sales
to
$1.18
purchase
to
principal
amounts
American
per
the
from
of
and
below
named
Model,
Reynolds
Securities
Ltd.
2,075
Read
First
Blyth
&
&
Boston
Goldman,
&
Francis I.
du
Pont
&
Co
Inc.
Goodbody
550
Co.__
Lehman Brothers
Carl
Loeb
M.
Rhoades
Robert
&
White,
<fc
Co.—__
550
&
Co._
550
R
550
&
&
Co
equal
&
Hayden.
Co.—
Stone
&
Inc.
Co.
Hemphill. Noyes &
Higginson Corp
196,
•
-
&
Co.
,
tax
share,
costs...
on
earnings for the
downward
pressures
Yamaichi Securities Co.
New
York,
The
1962,
corporation's
Net
150
The
150
quarter,
equal
compared
Sales
for
the
in
company
year
a
$1.04
six
in
the
by Harold L.
of Western SBIC and Manager
Investment
Department.,
-
business
ventures.
stockholders of the two companies recently
Effective date of the merger will be upon
with the Secretary of State..
incorporation
of
issue
its
stock
in
exchange for outstanding shares
will be managed from West-
the combined operation
office,
Los
Mr.
branches
operation,
and
Angeles.
Central's
combined
in
will
Winchell
To
make
maintained
be
head
Western's
will
be
office
in
possible
San
has
a
Rafael,
been
at
San
Of
approximately $900,000.
privately subscribed,
$300,000
the
Bonut
$300,000
was
the SBA and $300,000
by
said.
Moose
San Francisco.
assets
capitalization,
An
increase
same
period
compared
House,
loaned
Inc.
by the Government.
Revenues
—
The
the
in
months
after
share
31
was
31,
$81,-
Total
Up
17%;
in
second
1961.
also
were
record
a
the
for
$837,107,
were
share
per
of
year
$87,072
number
a
out¬
year
ago
shares.
of
ended
quarter
equal
was
stock
common
quarter
same
for the
company
compared
the
on
the
to
1961.
30,
this
400,014 shares of
of $60,434 for the
Net
cents
15
revenues
Winchell
preferred
the
in
30.
compared
by Verne H. Winchell, Presi¬
Sept. 30, 1962, increased 17%
Sept.
quarter
the
on
of 44%
Sept.
30,
$717,639 for the year ago quarter.
to
"
10%
up
first
the
share
Sept.
to
ended
quarter
for
a
on
equal
1962,
$3,528,900
quarter
Oct.
from
up
earnings,
same
ended
Oct.
for
the
to
cents
income
quarter net
ago was reported
the quarter ended
year
a
income
22
first
in
dent. 'Revenues
standing
-
•
..
were
common
per
ended
history,
quarter
year.
$1.16
10%—
quarter
ago.
the
last
to
with
first
second
highest
reported
were
Corp.—Net Up
the
after taxes for
$3,216,500
dividends,
for
companies
announced
was
Net Up 44%—
fourth
quarter
same
earnings
from
sales
$88,980,000
were
289,000 for the
of
Inc
will
Rafael and
prices
on
the
sari' Fraiicisco
amounted to $661,000,
compared to $1,311,000, or
as
and
approval.
Central and
Modesto
*
States Plywood
small
sound
articles
new
5 'I
Co.—Sales Up 3%—
continuing
to
pressures
United
150
Stroud & Co., Inc.—
said,
their
$900,000
common
funds
SinalT Business
several
Western
•
share for the previous year. This decline in earn¬
largely
investment
business
SBA
Executive Vice-President
Co.'s
&
in
Moose
gave
.122,653
•*
•
reported record sales of $55,431,000
This was an increase of 3%
over
31.
involving
two
Net
Co.,
—150
350
350
per
due
Merger
—
proposed merger was approved by the Federal Small Business
Administration and
the California Corporation Commissioner,
Mr.
to
150
2175.
p.
•
quarter of 1962 were $320,000,
a
sharp improvement over the $56,000 earned in the third quarter
but still below the $650,000 reported for the fourth
quarter of last
year.—V. 196, p. 1095.
Securities
350
Co.
Lee
—V.
Nikko
Schwabacher
350
_
.v
Co.,
Inc.
Co.,
Ltd.
350
&
Oct.
Co.
companies planning to merge are Western SBIC, organ¬
ized early in 1959 and one of the first SBIC's licensed in the United
States, and Central California SBIC, licensed in early 1961.
Both
are profitable
companies, Mr. Moose said, each maintaining invest¬
of
-i
•
Envelope has
common
■
■
small
of
merger
Jr.,
York
The
150
Dickson
,S.
The
Hallgarten
'f
_L——
v
,
ended
$0.61
per
After
150
350
Dominick
of
filing
17,300
.
$53,789,000.
upward
Dominick
Co
to
was
350
&
of
$1.65
Clark, Dodge & Co: Inc.—
&
.
"
•' *
year
sales
ings
Laird & Co.-iv—150
Loewi & Co. Inc.
150
Drexel
____
States Envelope
and
Ltd.
Moose,
advanced
Co.,
Securities
Daiwa
$400,000.00
$400,000.00
1,000,000 shs.
205,500 shs.
stock ,,
15,000
15,000
contracts—
States
fiscal
fourth
and
year
The
—
■
the
sales volume moved
$276,605,000 in 1962,
of
Small Business Investment
States
Earnings for the 12 months of fiscal 1962
150
The
550
United
150
Weld
sales
first
ments
Outstanding
de¬
common
A..-.
150
Simmons—
&
;
i,'-..
.,
1961
150
Ellis
.
200
Co._
Baird
W.
•
for
200
Co.
Whipple & Co._
Blunt
Witter
Bache
&
Walker &
William Blair & Co._:
559
Wertheim & Co
Dean
H.
(par
both
year
high
State-wide
200
Blair & Co. Inc.
550
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
-
United
200
Co.
._—
Inc.
Co.—————'
Paine,
Bacon,
550
&
G.
550
:
Freres
&
1, 1972
25c)
The
United
elm's
200
Estabrook
Nov.
—V.'195, p..1312..
200
550
Kidder/ Peabody & Co.
Lazard
Conditional
ki.
200
& Sons
550
Co.__
&
Securities
,
350
200
Co.
1
Corp.
Alex.
Brown
•
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
convertible
to purchase
payable
Notes
350
Baker, Weeks & Co
550
Weeks
&
American
:
Co
Sachs
Hornblower
Co.__
&
Shearson, Hammill &
A.
C. Allyn & Co
650
Newark, N. J.
GIVING
Warrants
Co.____
350
Inc.—.— '< 350
&
Co.,
&
550
Dillon, Union
Securities
Roland
Rothschild
F.
650
Co.
Corp
Inc.
Co.,
Eastman
Inc.
L.
due
stock
Common
Amount
(000's Omitted)
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc,_$2,075
Ferry Street,
subordinated
bentures
debentures:
The
Dillon,
8%
respective
Amount
Nomura
531
the
Principal offices are main¬
in Edison, N, J.
Authorized
(000's Omitted)
Co.
at
of
laws
the
subsidiaries operate five supermarkets under
"Foodtown," four of which are located in
and one
CAPITALIZATION
severally
have
following
the
company
N.J.,
under
of
name
Share.
Depositary
underwriters
tained
the fiscal year ended
net income to $28,-
in
company
$734,401,000
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
the
of
amounted
equal
131,000,
Newark,
organized
Markets,
its
and
company
franchised
the
for
the
For
new
a
Western
on
meat,
groceries,
The
sales
quarter reached all-time
from $251,643,000 in 1961
an improvement of
19%.
Sales for the final quarter rose more tha|n 6%
from $67,807,000 in
1961 to $72,169,000 in 1962, surpassing the previous quarterly record
by $1 million.—V. 196, p. 999.
~
' / A.
to
Approved—
March 14, 1934, is engaged in the retail sale
produce and other miscellaneous merchandise.
of New Jersey
Net
months
.
corporate purposes.
to
decline
a
company,
will
added
31.
company's
three
highs.
estimated at $425,579,
working capital and used for gen¬
to the
Oct.
improved performance for the year was achieved
in fourth quarter earnings.
Net income for,)the
was
$2,642,000* equal to 50 cents a share, as
against $3,172,000, or 60 cents a, share, for the same period in 1961.;
10,
$200 of debentures and ten shares.
Net proceeds
added
requirements
Offered—On Dec.
Markets, Inc.—Units
1962, Moran & Co., Newark, N. J., offered publicly,
in units, $400,000 of this firm's 8% subordinated con¬
vertible
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1972, and 20,000
shares of its common stock. Each unit, priced at $250,
City in United States
1971 to retire the entire
optionally redeemable on
in
also
The
despite
1963 in whole or part at prices ranging from
ajfter June 1,
107V2%
is
issue
interest
and
of
.
ended
1962,
year
Earnings for the 12 months of fiscal 1962 amounted to $9,771,000,
equal to $1.83 per share, as compared to $8,330,000, or $1.55 jper
share, for the previous year.
■
1
last
York
payable in Now
fund-commences
are
sinking
A
at
fiscal
11, 1962, it was reported that 75,000 shares
$100 par preferred stock, series B, had
privately through Morgan Stanley & Co.,
New York; Chas. W. Scranton & Co., New Haven, and
Putnam & Co., Hartford.—V. 194, p. 362.
sold
been
Barney and No¬
quoted in the New York
mura
Pulp & Paper Co.—Net Up 17% —
The'company | has released preliminary figures reporting a -17-%
improvement in earnings on a. record dollar volume of. sales for
the public through Smith,
to
fered
Co.—Preferred Sold Privately
—On Dec.
Depositary Shares at a price equivalent to $13,472 per
American Depositary Share. Each American Deposi¬
tary Share represents 50 underlying shares of Toshiba
common stock. The American Depositary Shares,
of¬
its
directly
30,
Sept.
consist
Funds
transactions.
///■%:.
.
gross
The
public offering of $20,-
a
are
not taken into the
10 surplus),
in the i-11""11'
nine cents a share, and lor
19o2 isuaUed $l,2o4,964 or oo
(which
Funds
credited
ended
montlis
Is
ited
net
totalled
Offered—On
to
are
share
a
<Ss
water
Corp.—Net Higher—
Chairman.
Ltd. —I Debentures
Co.,
Electric
Shibaura
Tokyo
by
of
earnings for the first nine months of 1962 of United
Artists,
after
provision
for
income
taxes
of $2,821,000,
were
$3,103,000
compared
with
$3,014,000 for
the comparable period
of
the previous
year,
it was announced by Robert S. Benjamin,
The
$4,106,128 or
a share
was
but
17, 1962
Monday, December
.
.
Varian Associates—Sales
United Artists
with $3,610,729 or 84 cents
8, 1961.—V. 196, p. 1095.
compared
increment
account
nine
U
on
the
For
weeks
tho
cunts
minority interests amounted to $1,211,526
the
4,300,492 shares of
common
stock
and
share
a
income
•>
The
refining
and
marketing division
of
Union Oil Company
has.... announced plans to construct a 16,000 barrels-per-day Unicracking Unit at it's Los Angels refinery.
Scheduled for
completion
in 1964,
the $18,000,000 facility inculdes hydrogen manufacture
and purification.
|
The Unicracking Unit is designed to handle heavy stock, much
of which now goes into fuel oil, and convert it entirely into high
quality gasoline or jet fuel.—V. 196, p. 2325.
reporting
of the company for the third
share compared with 28 cents a
earnings
41
were
like
tho
Realized
Moonie;
of
New Cracking Unit—
S.: ''
period
area:
Tara, 28 miles northeast
Creek,- 150 miles north of Moonie.
concession
acre
.
quarter this year amounted to $271,933 or
2225.:
p.
Cockatoo
■ana
offices are planned lor
that six additional
and
1962,
196,
in northeastern
1963-
that Thrift had opened six new offices
reported
Ohio
—V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2530)
Donut
California,
House,
Arizona,
Inc.
franchises
Colorado.
and
Winchell Donut
Winchell
Mr.
30
units.—V.
new
19$,
Houses
thac
said
:'.n
the
fiscal I year. 17 new
opening of at least
company now has 110 units in. operation.
Last
units were opened; this year plans call for the
1495.
p.
$175,006,000
Town
Sales
Sept.
compared tyith last year's sales
of $155,616,000 for
the same period.
Earnings, after taxes, for the first half year were
$6,737,300 equal to $2.21 per share on 3,011,501 common shares
Photolab, Inc.—Sales Higher—
and
30,
outstanding,
earnings of Town Photolab for the nine months ended
reached record highs, Abrahaim Saland, President,
share
1962,
Sales
reported.
Net sales
parable
Net
totaled
period
70%
compared to $1,637,462
increase of about 40%.
an
$132,855
was
of
as
Mr. Saland
cents
22
or
stated
for
that
more
the first nine
and
and
months
of
share
fiscal
than
for all of
011
U.
U.
in
May,
S.
the
the
mon
that
announced
the
holders
of
more
than
96%
outstanding shares of common stock of Title Guaranty Co.,
Cclorado, had deposited their shares in exchange for com¬
stock
of
Transamerica, and that the exchange had been made
in
Horace
the
at
of
success
W.
elected
to
growth
exchange offer,
Beckett, President of
make
and
the exchange of
diversification
of
stock
the
would
share
in
who
the
have
potential
financial
services
now
offered
by the subsidiaries of Transamerica.
At
the same time,
Transamerica
welcomes the opportunity
to broaden
its financial
services
in Colorado,
and supplement its existing title operations
in
northern
California
Stockholders
who
not
stock
do so until Dec. 19, 1962, at
the opportunity to accept the
may
extended,
196,
for
7.341
shares
of
share of Title
Transamerica
common
which time, unless further
exchange offer will expire
2126.
p.
their
In
the
iti
and
first
partners have drilled
Field,
200
miles
west
of
a
tenth successful
U.
well
of
production
was
tested
from
was
tralian
and
Oil
<fc
estimated
its
5827
to
at
a
5832
partners,
rate
of
150 mcf per day.
The interval
both
announced
Tne
Baker
dietary
that
Dec. 7,
Haven,
Conn., offered publicly, 150,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $5 per share.
of
is
Laboratories,
formulas
Vitamin
S.
next
would
year
improve
stock
common
at
baby
30
with
clusive
Inc.,
sales
of
Baker
formula
and
said
the
that
with
expected
are
to
company's
this
license
from
has
which
is
that
position
112,000
Grade
been
Modified
milk
A
marketed
and
through
1921.
p.
utility properties in New York
consolidated net income for the
to
Funds,
Profits
for
reached
30
Consolidated
the
amounted
cents
1962
alter
all
income
to
in
other
ol'
same
expenses
and
the
29
or
period
and
net
quarter
highs,
before
showed
quarter,
Rosenthal,
third
income for
quarter,
$258,449,
State,
third
L.
ail-time
$370,697
the
third
the
new
net
.
1 ..62
Richard
three
cents
a
taxes,
increase
of
and
water
in
realized
announced
months
ended
was
ended
Sept.
30,
up from $280,624
Consolidated net in
charges
of
Funds
of
of,
$66,192
utility
but
operating-
$178,440.
These
all
the
in
ol
$199 035
Funds,
both
in
net
•
In
before
thf J\lne
income
or
56
totalled
cents
in
interest
months
$949,777
the
charges
ended
or
74
comparable
of
$67,985.
to
company
The
company's
The
ex¬
a
manufacture
and
sell
under
these
industry's dominant company has asserted
infringe certain patents owned by or
products
the charge of infringement is completely without merit.
has purchased a plant located at Uncasville, in
Connecticut, has renovated it, and has installed ma¬
equipment manufactured by the licensor, LYSTA A/S
of Copenhagen, Denmark, the
personnel of which have trained the
chinery
and
company's
enable
the
the
personnel in manufacturing techniques.
The license will
Company to compete in
the slide fastener industry,
believes that. its. ultimate, success, if any, will be
company
a
its ability to manufacture, and sell its product
with other manufacturers.
The company is
on
the
competitive basis
development
speculative venture
income
ganized
since
pers
of
a
sales
officers
the
LYSTA
are
in
has
by
and
the
pledged
of
pre-operating
July 31, 1962,
'
CAPITALIZATION
the
company
of
security
U.
S.
GIVING
for
has
and
of
sale
a
loan
and
of
and
due
EFFECT
the
stock
—V,, 196,
p.
due
any
Small
1965
1449.
pre¬
fasteners.
license
from
Business
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$360,000
6%
Common
loan
had
slide
its
loan
administration
1967
30,
per *
or¬
the company has in¬
$379,000 as
of
Authorized
business
a
to
as
has
approximately
5 Vz % -6 V2 '7c
Small
therefore,
assurance
however,
company
equipment
of
no
production of its product and,
S. nominal amounts of zip¬
its licensor, LYSTA.
None
Government,
expenses
be
and
the
and
considered,
company,
U.
manufacture
plant
as
the
curred
in
be
can
The
has begun
sold
the
company's
Administration
there
directors
in
must
which
investment.
force and
experience
of
stage " and
of
August 1961,
manufactured
the
All
return
or
cents
period
assets
an
States
company
Sept.
1962,
consolidated
net
share, against $715,974
last year.
the
United
substantial
gains over last year's third quarter results
utility income, and $149,574 in net income from
incorporated
of
exploit
to
southeastern
vious
Rosenthal.
share,
consisted
of
nine
Mr.
ago.
interest
income
32%
a
exclusive
months
a
year
sizable
President,
and
added
ventures,
sell
and
Inc.
licensed
to
such
dominant
company
relating to
the
construction of the tape used in the fastener and to the construction
of its slide fastener assemblies.
In the opinion of the Zipco's patent
in
Corp.—Net Up 32%—
America,
exclusively
on
Industries
Corp.. of
manufacture
to
another
this
counsel,
stockholders
Baker's
Zipper
patents in Canada.
total
,
Laboratories
196,
the
of
&
Industries, a diversified acquisitions,
financing company, which also owns five
increment
a
New
developed nylon monofilament slide fastener izipper) under
patents held by a Danish company.
The company lias already sub¬
Baker/has been approved
approval
of
dependent entirely
special,
Inc.,
recently
of
meeting.
prepared
iron,
years.—V.
to
and
early
an
liabilities
but
&
Funds
BUSINESS—Zipco, located in Uncasville, Conn-.,
July 28, 1961, and on the same day acquired
ac¬
licensed
U.
for
companies,
vitamins
Uti ities
Income
prospectus,
Net proceeds, estimated at $672,500, will be used for
repayment of debt, working capital, and other corpo¬
and
it
annually.
and
product
feet.
the Kern County Land Co and the Aus¬
Gas Corp., are drilling two wildcats within
their 45,-
has
of
infant
sales
Vitamin
of
for
Zipco Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
1962
Proposed
—
involving the issuance of approximately
expected
with
44
Union
S.
is
physicians
-2
oil
Brisbane, Australia.
a
series of production
tests, Moonie No. 10 flowed
gravity oil at a daily rate cf 924 barrels per day through
live-eighths inch bottom hole choke during a one hour test. >jas
clean
a
Oil
Moonie
was
pediatrics.
leading
a
fortified
Pecf
Union Oil Co. of California—Tenth Australian Well
Union
of
principal
Milk,
bept.
in
which
Co.,
Utilities
already exchanged each
emmon
stock
The
Arizona.
and
have
many
Guaranty
—V.
of
Baker
of
Chairman
$20,000,000,
field
shares
business
consolidated
transaction,
the
Brower, Chairman, and John R.
Transamerica. stated that Title Guaranty stockholders
Manufacturing
998.
p.
Pharmaceutical
and
Burns,
than
the
oi
gratification
per
rate purposes.
$4,000,000
by the boards
effective.
Expressing
$2.00;
or
1961.
31,
Pharmaceutical Corp.
manufacturer
Boris
The
&
assets
acquisition
more
has
Oct.
on
Vitamin
Cleveland,
H.
Transamerica
Products
1962.—V.196,
S. Vitamin &
quiring
j
956.
Tranyamerica Corp.—Acquisition—
Denver,
$6,217,200
at
reported for both periods include the opera¬
Plywood Corp., which was acquired in February,
Protection
approximately
of
of
Acquisition—
1961.
p.
earnings
outstanding
of
the
1961.
"Needless to say,
1962 should be the best year
history is amply justified."—V. 193,
of
shares
increase
an
a
with
shares
earnings
Cascades
of
1962,
during the first nine months of 1962 Town
monev
therefore," he added, "out forecast that
our
tions
the com¬
for
592.542
on
Sept. 30, 1962.
This represents
profit of $77,819 or 13 cents
shares
Photolab earned
in
share
a
ret
over
number of
same
year,
acquired
profit
outstanding
about
$2,303,563,
last
compared
3,014,678
on
•
$360,000
200,000
1
1__—
200,000
1,000,000 shs.
930 000 shs
V
\
Volume
6221
Number
196
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2531)
BOND PROPOSALS AND
1972
inclusive.
1975
to
Offering
City
Clisby,
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
18
Dec.
the
for
Frances
—
and
purchase
1968 to
1978 to
50,000 3%s, Due
.
225,000 refunding warrants. Dated
1,.' 1963.
Jan.
from
Due
inclusive.
1983
to
1964
bonds
The
purchase
'
■
Pinal County
proved by White, Bradley, Arrant,
All & Rose.
'
'
' '
A
(P.
County
Alabama
Mahon,
County
p.m.
17
the
a.mu
1963. Due
Feb.
cipal
1,
Interest
F-A.
call¬
are
Legality
ap¬
...
Schools,
will
until 2 p.m.
the
receive
(CST)
purchase
of
2327
blower
bids
sealed
•
by
Lawrence
Bond
(CST).
J.-J.
Legality,
.
Killewich.
Clerk
i
n
by
Feb.
1,
for the
a.m.
(PST)
limited tax
bonds,
school
Dec.
1
bonds.
from
1963
school
628,000
to
on
Los
Dated Dec.
on
by
Phoenix
Thorgrimson,
8
Schools
(P.
and
G.
bonds
The
offered
2127—were
p.
syndicate
bonds
2025
Bank
of
to
Blyth
Arizona,
in
Phoenix,
J. A. Hogle & Co., Kalman &
Los
price of 100.00004,
cost of about
2.78%,
$300,000 3V4S. Due
1967
to
1969
196,
Co.,
as
on
follow^;
on
1971.
.
Jan. 1 from
.
-
Jan. 1, 1970
and
Western
of Los
sold
&
Bank
and
to
of
Francisco,
N.
as
(
from
1
inclusive.
1981
to
cost
of
T.
&
the
offered
N.
T.
interest
on
a
&
p.
$455,000
and
to
follows:
Dec.
1, 1981
1982.
Laguna Saladd Union Sch. Dist.,
San
Mateo
Bond
Offering—John A. Brun-
ing, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
18
for
the
First
Company
the
to
of
about
of
to
Due
1972
1975
1976 to
1980
1981
to
1983
Jan.
on
a
San
a
3.10%,
1
from
(PST)
purchase
on
Jan. 1 from
to
1983
Jan.
on
of
(J-J)
from
1964
Principal
inclusive.
interest
1
and
payable
at
•
the
Bank
A. of San
Angeles until 9
Dec.
on
18
for
the
cipal
inclusive.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
and
of
(J-J)
payable
2
at
p.m.
Sale
—
Wm.
E.
1964
The
offered
until
2
bonds.
inclusive.
1974
to
(J-J)
America
of
Francisco,
Dated
Principal
payable at the
N.
T.
at
or
S»
&
196,
2227—were awarded
Dec.
until
for the
19
July 2
to
a
and
the
interest
(J-J)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
O'Melveny
Myers.
Orrick,
Dahlquist,. Herrington
Sutcliffe.
,
.
,
&
.
Angeles County,, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors^ will receive sealed bids at
Los Angeles until 9 a.m. (PST) on
Jan. 8 for the purchase of $300,000
school
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
Dated
Feb.
1,
from
1965
to
and
interest
the
County
1
Principal
payable
(F-A)
at
1963.
1983
Treasurer's office.
Santa
Bond
Offering—W.
Clerk,
City
bonds.
water
Due
inclusive.
on
receive
until
V.
will
Bar¬
receive
(PST)
on
purchase of $1,970,-
1963.
Ds(ted
Feb.
1,
Feb. 1 from 1964 to
Paapch,
sealed
10:30
bids
a.m.
at
(PST)
Interest
F-A.
Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers.
South
San
Francisco
Unified
Sch. Dist., San Mateo County,
California
Bond
Offering—John A.
Brun-
ing, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
until
10
a.m.
(PST)
on
Dec. 18 for the purchase of $200,000
T.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Martinez
Barbara, Calif.
Offering—Helen
Redwood
Calif orina
Bond
America
San
City,
Chicago. Legality approved by
1964 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
will
A. ,of
on
Lane
Moraga Sch. Dist., Contra County,
5—v.
A.,
the
of
any
sealed
Cristo
Dated Jan. 2, 19631 Due on
$1,015,000
Dec.
p.m.
respective offices of paying agents
1983
receive
will
Monte
syndicate headed by the Bank of
S.
school
interest
and
000
R.
bonds.
&
Calif.-
&
$76,000
Board
Legality approved by
High School
bonds
T.
of
sealed
Jan. 8 for the purchase
Jan. 15 for the
sewer
at
Co.
school
N.
Rafael
San
on
of
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
the
of
purchase of $632,061
cipal
Counties,
bids
clay,
County Calif.
Secretary
(PST)
01*
Sanitary Dist.,
Offerin g—James
Directors,
bids
from
&
will
at
W.
Board
the
County Treasurer's office,
Garvin,
Co, Inc.; J. B. Hanauer
p.
July 1
on
1992 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
Santa Barbara
Co; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Bond
Due
County in New York City
Chicago.
Pollock &
White
George
—
of
Supervisors,
at any of the fiscal agencies of
of
Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Braun,
C. N.
Clerk
Rosemead School District,
or
&
and
Offering
Los
the
Bosworth
&
1, 1963.
from 1963 to
Bond
District, Sacramento and Placer
p.
at Los
Montecito
Jan. 1 from
Inc.;
..
County>. Calif.
County, Malibu
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
Jan. 1 from
Other members of the syndicate:
Co.,
Treas¬
of said County in New York
inclusive.
on
County
or
inclusive.
on
Principal
1, 1963t Due
the
inclusive.
825,000 3.20s. Due
.
196,
A.
Dated'
Reed Union Sch.. Dist., Marin
Bank
Dec.
a.m.
(J-D) payable at the
O'Melveny & Myers.
San
on
inclusive.
1982
Bernardino
San
visors, will receive sealed bids at
a.m.
bids
IT
Jan. 15, 1963. Due on Jan. 15 from
County, Calif.
at
1973 to
-
of
drain¬
11—v.
price of 100.26,
cost
4s.
1965
Smith
the
Dec.
S.
to
Gnoss,
1963 to 1980 inclusive.
on
sealed
until
school' bonds.
$250,000
from
1
of
Super¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
2.98%,
Dec.
receive
and* interest
a
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
follows:
Se¬
Bank
4—v.
S.
A. of San
about
Dennis
Dec. 17 for the purchase
on
Bond
$612,000 3s. Due
Los Angeles
2227*—were awarded
p.
Bernardino
County Treasurer's office.
The $2,880,000
—
1,150,Q00 3s. Due
196,
storm
to
e
will
at
Jan. 1 from
on
Grant Joint Union
awarded
America
S.
of
Board
County
visors,
San
V.
the
$120,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
on
450,000 23As. Due
Calif.
4^—v.
Trust
Dec.
p.
the Bank
price of 100.67,
a
San
High School
—
of
Bernardino
Redwood Citv until 10
Jan. 1 from
on
San
1963
Dated Jan;
as
in¬
Sale—The $250,000 school
offered
2127—were
to
Francisco, at
the
Angeles.
Bond
196,
Clerk
follows:
as
4—v.
inclusive.
Due
bonds
Angeles County,. Calif.
bonds
interest
net
&
to
of
price
a
Dec. 15, 1962. Due on Dec. 15 from
$1,000,000 waterworks bonds.
net
1964 to
Carmenita School District, Los
v
America N, T.
Francisco, at
$555,000
Angeles County, Calif.
Merrill
$100,000
of
America
1,
at
National
was
Se¬
syndicate headed by the Bank of
Sale—The $685*000 school
bonds
net interest
inclusive.
200,000 2%s. Due
and
a
Feb.
Campbell, Calif.
age
of
El Monte School: District,,
school
on
Angeles^
street
1974
Bond: S al
office.
awarded
the
p.
Bank
4—v.
2327—were awarded
1982 to 1988 inclusive.
Los
Bond Sale—An issue of $208,000
„
Inc., and JLA. Overton & Co., at
a
Principal
Angeles County,
a
&
of Chicago, Valley National
of
(PST)
Dated
Deef
196*
$680,000 school
Dec.
A.
p.
Bank
Counties, Calif.
Offering
Wardle,
(PST)
offered
& S.
3%s, at
Riverside
Sch. Dist., Orange County Calif.
bonds
T.
N.
as
196,
the
basis of about 3.56%.
a
(PST)
follows:
on
140,000 3V4S. Due
.
payable
offered
to
National
4—v.
Redlands Joint Union
of
District+
1967?' inclusive.
3s.
1975
Angeles
10—v.
awarded
composed
or
awarded
as
102.39,
Dec.
awarded to
of America
Bond;
Waterworks Dist. No, 29, Calif.
a.m.-
Treasurer's
—were
to
1968 to
New
4—v.
awarded
offered
Francisco,
of the
Dec.
were
—
Francisco,
140,000
fiscal
in
Feb. 1 from
on
curity-First
$2,400,000
Dec.
2127
p.
The
—
offered
175,000 23As. Due
purchase of $270;-
(F-A)
Bond
High
Co., Inc., the Northern Trust Com¬
pany
the
Baldwin Park Unified School Dist.,
College System
—
Sale
1964
Principal
County
bonds.-
inclusive.
terest
Phoenix), Ariz.
Sale
Bond
the
for
County
Union
at
City
School
$100,000 4JAs. Due
Dated
County, Calif.
Due
Maricopa County School District
2IB,
the
or
Dec.
Calif.
Dist., Sam Bernardino and
Huntington Beach Union High
Chicago.
or
1988
1, 1962. Legality ap¬
Preston,
York
Unified
bonds
San
Treasurer's
of
any
said
of
City
Los
196,
County
1963.
ARIZONA
school
of
(F-A) payable at the
at
or
school
000
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
No.
purchase
bonds.
Angeles until 9
Jan.
June 1 from 1964 to 1981 incl.
proved
(PST)
a.m.
vig, Clerk-of the Board of Super¬
Due
office,
offered
the
at
Sale—The $240,000 school
2327—were
Co.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Bond Offering—Gordon T; Nes-
1982 incll
bonds.
Los
school
un¬
Due
New
and
at
&
Angeles.
/
Claremont
visors, will receive sealed bids at
$776,000
.
9
Artesia Sch. Dist., Los
follows:
as
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
in
Feb.
Walston
bonds
District, Los
Bond Sale?—The
Chicago.
inclusive.
1983
-
20
purchase of $1,404,000
Dated
of the fiscal agencies
V.
of
Dec.
on
County
Calif.
the
school
.
11
for
Angeles
York
V.
Los
(PST)
Feb!' 1 front' 19651
(F-A)
p.
1963. Due on Feb. 1 from
office
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
until
15'
to
Los
Board
a.m.'
bonds.
on
inclusive.
interest
Horn-
9
of
Angeles
Jan.
$1,500,000
Juneau),
the
school
1984
to
Angeles- and
Kern Countiesr,
agencies
of
until
1, 1963. Due
any
Los
District,
and interest
g—Robert
Angeles
Jan. 8 for the purchase of $1,-
on
Inc.;
Co.,
Sale—The $580,000 school
curity-First
Calif.
the Bank of America N. T. & Sv A.
on
Alaska
e r
Los
500,000
196,
Bond
2127—were
College Dist.,
&
Angeles County, Calif.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
,
to
Junior
Staats
&
Youngberg,
Hudson School
bonds
Angeles County,
R.
Stern; Kenower, MacArthur &
or
Los
ALASKA
O f f
City
syndicate:
County,
Orange
Bond
Co. and C. N. White &
of the
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Juneau'Douglas Independent
Bond
York
&
payable
View School District
Ocean
!
Pierce, Fenner &
Hutton
F.
&
1976 to
Herringt'on & Sutcliffe.
Co., Inc.; Lawson, Levy, Williams
at
or
E.
1 from
Principal and in^
(F-A)
.
Jan. 2, 1983.
Inc.; William
Stone
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
-
'
,
office,
Co.;
Feb.
on
Jan. 2 from
on
68,000 3JAs. Due
1964
...
Horp-
3—v.
Los
vig, Clerk of the. Board of Super¬ -196,
July 1
approved
School District (P. O.
to
p.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
.
White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose.
':A
196,
CALIFORNIA
School
from 1963 to 1992 inclusive. Inter¬
est
Dec.
New
the
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
Cross,
warrants.
Dated Jan. I, 1963. Due on
'
Weeks.
&
A
,
Dec. 19 for the
on
$350,000
in
County
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
a.m.
Treasurer's
and
at
Chicago.
t
.
awarded
were
—
Principal
payable
of the fiscal agencies
County
•
tion, will receive sealed bids until
11
(F-A)
County
any
Sale—The $370,000 school
blower
Moultin), Ala.
Offering—Silas B.
purchase; of
.
of
Feb. 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
interest
County Sch. Dist. No. 21
offered
bonds
White,
County Board of
Education (P. O.
& Weeks.
Bond
on
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose. >
1983
to
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.'
2327
approved
1, 1963. Due
war¬
1, 1963. Due
Feb. 1 from 1966 to 1984 inclusive.
Legality
awarded
were
—
Pinal
Dec. 19 for
on
$1,000,000
.
rants. Dated Feb.
I. J.
of
3—v.
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
'.
;
Sale—The $200,000 school
Dec.
9
the
for
of
purchase
ity approved by Orriek, Dahlquist,
Other members of the
$500,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
Florence), Ariz.
O.
(P.
offered
City
—
Superintendent
\? A.'
*
County, Coolidge High*
Bond
bonds
-
Warrant Offering
payable
until
15
Citrus
Pinal
Gadsen Board of Education,
Browder,
(J-J)
Angeles
Jan.
inclusive.
,
1982 inclusive.
Smith
011
1981
terest
i
the
Jan. 2 from
on
60,000 l/10s. Due
Los
the
County Treasurer's office.
Sch.. Dist
Alabama
1979 to
Due
,
Merrill Lynch,
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
feld & Divelbess.
■
,
for
17
2
Legality approved by Gust, Rosen-
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose.
until
1, 1963. Due on July 1
and
the
at
Aug. 1 from 1963 to
on
Edens,
bids
Dec.
on
from 1964 to
of $1,-
Dated
1974 inclusive. The bonds
able.
Dated Jan.
(GST) on
purchase
warrants.
Angeles County, Calif.
for
18
$60,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
on
240,000 3V2s. Due
1
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
purchase of $235,000 school bonds.
will- receive
Revenue,
for
085,000
sealed
(MST)
the
of
Ann
—
2 from
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
District,
Dec.
on
Jan. 2", 1972.
on
310,000 3AS. Due
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
■
.
receive
sealed bids until 11
Dec.
.
Los
Apache Junction
Offering
will
President
of
Board
-
•
Bond
Offering—Slaught Mc-
Warrant
Jan. 1 from
on
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Gadsden),
O.
50,000 4?As. Due
inclusive.
Cerritos Junior College
Arizona
v.-""
1988
Jan.
on
1965 to 1971 inclusive,
revenue
High Sch. Dist. (P. O. Florence),
.
Etowah
1984 to
-r;:,7 A;y
;
^
callable. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
for the
15
$2,000,000
of
bonds.
are
until Jan.
received
be
1 from
inclusive.
1983
a>
as<
1963.
$355,000 5s.. Due
Jan.
pn
100.02,
3.33%,
follows:
Jan. 1 from
on
price of
a
net interest cost of about
inclusive.
1977
60,000 3V2s. Due
Offering—Sealed bids will
Band
Francisco, at
Jan. 1 from
on
"100,000 3V4S. Due
Phoenix, Ariz.
$1,-
of
;
VaA-V.
1977,
receive
(CST) on
NEGOTIATIONS
1964 to 1967 inclusive. >
,
750,000 2.80s. Due on Jan. 1, 1976
■
Warrant
$40,000 4V2S. Due
1,150,000 23As. Due on Jan. 1 from
ALABAMA
Cullman, Ala.
55
school
1963.
1983
Due
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
Dated
1
from
Jan.
1,
1964 to
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable
Treasurer's office.
at the County
<
56
Tustin
(2532)
Union
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bond
Offering:—L.
will
receive
18
the
for
school
Due
sealed
11
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
inclusive.
(J-J)
of
to
Principal
1963.
1988j
and
office.
interest
the
at
County
Legality
ap¬
Legality
price of
par.
District
No.
25
Fort
j:
Myers, Fla.
Certificate
Sale
composed
improvement
offered
awarded to
were
arid
5—v.
Hendrix
&
price of (98.26,
of about
196,
2128—
p;
Goodbody & Co.,
Mayes, Inc.,
3.50%,
at
interest
net
a
$120,000 2%s.
$600,000
certificates
revenue
Dec.
a
cost
Due
1968
Due
to
1971
35,000 3.20s.
70,000 3t4s.
and
1
Jan. 1, 1972.
on
Due
Jan.
on
1, 1973
1974.
40,000 3.40s.
1976 to
Union
of about
3.05%,
to
Due
Trust
1974
and
&
Bond
Dec.
awarded to
were
posed
of
certificates
revenue
5—v.
196,
Phelps,
Fenn
com¬
&
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Fahnestock
&
Co.;
T.
Nelson
O'Rourke,
Inc.,
Mayes, Inc., at
net
interest
Hendrix
and
&
price of 99.20,
a
cost
of
about
a
3.39%,
follows:
as
1964 to
1973
Dec.
1987
April 1 from
on
school
Sale—The $1,800,000
bonds
revenue
time
same
offered
sold
were
"|
:
.
5—v.
to
'
College (P. O. Atlanta),
Georgia
at
Offering—Sealed bids will
Dec.
on
27
$650,000
for
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
Due
2001
to
the
revenue
July 1, 1961.
1965
inclusive.
(P.
O.
1,000,000
sold
to
a
group
Fletcher
can
Trust
and
of
,
of
100.001,
3s.
of
Co., Ameri¬
&
Bank
Co.,
net
a
&
at
interest
Dec.
1967
to
1974
Dated Dec.
on
Dec. 1 from
1, 1962. Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cook
County, Avoca Community
Wilmette),
Illinois
Bond
Murphy,
receive
Offering
District
sealed
Mrs.
Marie
Secretary,
bids
until
receive
(CST)
on
Bond
bonds
Jan.
Dec.
on
Weeden
&
offered
Peoria, at
Dec.
7
bonds.
Dec.
27
on
Jan.
1
for
to
to
Enfield, III.
v.
196,
196,
p.
will
Jan.
1970
Henry and
to
building bonds offered
p.
14
1982
school
was
1967
to
Co.,
building
Bond
Sale—The
2329—were
Dec.
1970 to
on
Inc.,
Dec.
1969
on
at
a
sewage works
for
the
school
sold
to
the
City
Dated Dec..
awarded
bonds
are
to
a
callable.
Roanoke
State
Legality
bonds
was
Corp.
on
Jan.
Principal and
payable
Bank,
approved
by
at
the
Roanoke.
Ross,
Mc-
Cord, Ice & Miller.
Interest
by
Co., and Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
at a price of
100.06, a net interest
cost of about
2.75%,
1963 to 11967
on
to
1975
follows:
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
735,000 2%s. Due
1968
as
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
(P.
Town
Clerk,
—
10
will
Borer,
receive, sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 17
for
the
purchase of $14,000
nue
bonds.
Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
Dated
1
Nov.
from
1963
1,
to
reve¬
1962.
1976
O.
of
3.37%,
as
&
—
(
of
Co.,
Chi¬
of
Bank
&
Labouisse,
at
price
a
of
net interest cost of about
follows:
3V4S.
1976
:
*
,
Due
Jan.
on
Due
on
1
Jan. 1 from
to
1982
inclusive.
140,000 Is.
Due
on
Jan. 1, 1983.
'
MAINE
South
-
Portland, Me.
Bond Offering—Bernal B.
Allen,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until
the
1982
(EST)
noon
purchase
1962. Due
of
bonds.
Dec.
on
Dec. 18
on
$160,000
Dated
1
im¬
Dec.
1,
1963
to
from
inclusive.: Principal
in¬
and
terest (J-D) payable at the
C. L. Perry, Atwood, Schribner; - Allen
Police
a
Pittsburgh,
Weil,
&
provement
Parish
to
from 1964 to 1975 inclusive.
1982
Shreveport), La.
the'
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
on
of
1,
Feb. .15
Jan.
on
8
for
$4,500,000
Dated
Feb.
from
15,
1964
clusive. Interest F-A.
Pierce,
& Mc-
Kusick.
the
.school
1963.
to
Due
-
1983
in¬
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Claiborne Parish
11
until
the
(P.
O.
Offering
Board,
Wm.
a
1962.
Hays
4—v.
Jury, will receive sealed bids until
Secretary
Offering
100.04,
Legality
Skaggs,
Offering
Secretary
IOWA
Bond
M-N.
Bank
National
Howard,
Friedrichs
Parish, Parish Wide School
Bond
Callender, Iowa
and
for
No.
group composed of Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., William Blair &
Co., Channer Newman Securities
1,
Dec.
awarded
Savings
Company-
$100,000
Fahey.
Bond
Securities
&
,
of
Nov.
oiji May 1 from 1964 to
inclusive.
•
1995 inclusive. The
(J-J)
Dated
$2,000,000
offered
Mellon
Dec.
LOUISIANA
$155,000
1, 1962. Due
purchase
bonds.
1
-
syndicate composed of the. Harris
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Caddo
revenue
2026—were
p.
Mann,
on
callable.
approved
Sal e—The
845,000 3V2S.
(CST)
in¬
1992
are
Legality
196,
offered
Kermit
—
bids until 1:30 p.m.
1976 inclusive.
:
bonds
bonds
Kentucky
approved
Dec. 15 from
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
County (P. O. Jamestown),
Bond Offering
revenue
(P. O. Monroe), La.
1924—were
p.
the
1, 1963. Due
1 from 1964 to
M-S.
10
for
$2,700,000
The
Trust
school
until
29
March
Trust
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Smith Inc.
&
Russell
Due
inclusive.
on
of
Dated
$1,015,000
17
15 frofn
196.
bids
Jan.
on
Doby,
Aldermen,
Ouachita Parish Sch. Dist. No.
bonds
$89,000
A.
of
Interest
$125,000
to
4—
15 from
Dec.
12—v.
Fenner
Dec.
Roanoke1, Ind. :■
-
interest
4—v.
(CST)
Sept.
L.
—
school
bonds
revenue
the City may
as
sealed
receive
Interest
revenue
such
Orleans
by Foley, Cox & Judell.
from
Richmond, Ky.
awarded
134
follows:
as
inclusive.
at
New
Board
clusive.
of
sold to Stein Bros &
Boyce.
Nov.
Community
1966 inclusive.
1 from 1965 to
Bond Sale—The
$875,000 school
196,
from
1
INDIANA
Dist. No. 228'
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dec. 1 from
on
to
the
purchase
Paris, Ky.
as
net interest cost
a
350,000 2%s. Due
sewer¬ A
Geneseo), III.
of
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
011
The
Principal and
Legality approved
Offering
a.m.
on
bonds.
revenue
inclusive.
45,000 2V2S. Due
1964
Counties
Bond
(CST)
purchase
Feb. 1
on
Opelousas, La.
&
receive
p.m.
the
17
by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
will
will
1:30
for
1, 1962. Due
District
Whiteside
Musekamp
Due
in
City
bids
Jan.
on
payable
designated.
cago;
Dec.
on
&
2.76%,
1964
-
until
(F-A)
agencies
were
net
a
2.55%,
offered
Stuart
of about
the
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
cy, as 3%s, at a price of par..
H.
sealed
inclusive.
callable.
are
New York
be
Legality approved by Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey.
inclusive.
1973
price of 100.04,
1924—were sold to the
1981
to
1977
paying
offered
—
Kafoed,
Auditor
$700,000 bonds.
1963.
or
2329
p.
Clerk,
18
$590,000
Dec.
2228—were awarded to
p.
Halsey,
age revenue bonds offered Nov. 23
—v.
G.
County
Dec.
on
par,
about
bonds
-
$157,000
Carr.
and
(CST)
Dated Feb. 1,
Floyd County
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
ap¬
Cutler,
La.
receive
a.m.
interest
bonds
196,
to
sealed bids
Sale—The $440,000 school
Bond
building
revenue
from
v.
will
10
Clerk
son,
(P. O. Sterling), III.
Consultant, will receive
Due
of
$45,000 334s. Due
$2,600,000
1
The
H. J.
—
from
Feb.
on
1973 inclusive.
(P. O. Prestonburg), Ky.
Bond Offering—C. Ollie Robin¬
.
Consolidated Sch. Dist. No.
Offering—Paul D. ,Speer,
until
Dated
March
&
Orleans,
for the purchase of
bonds.
15, 1963. Due
revenue
—
Legality
12—v. 19fi, p.
Whiteside County
Company of West¬
until
Sale—The $205,000 school
building
Elgin, III.
of
on
$1,-
Legality
Chapman
Offering
mission,
of
1982
Peoria);
price of
a
cost
1971
tional Bank, St.
Louis, and Chap¬
Howe & Co.
bids
to
Savings Bank of Chi¬
255,000 2.60s. Due
1
York, Buffalo; First Na¬
purchase
County (P. O. Columbia),
building
1963
and
1964
man,
Bond
J-J.
Nov.
$320,000 2 V2S. Due
Co.;
the
1964 to
Bond
follows:
1
for
J-D.
of
from
Dec.
of
of the Public Belt Railroad Com¬
bonds
1815—were awarded to the Harris
Pittsburgh; L. F. Roth¬
Trust
New
Interest
1965
,
on
C.
receive
(CST)
on
Secretary-Treasurer
F.
(CST)
a.m.
improvement
from
15
Trust
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., New
York; Mellon National Bank &
Marine
from
Sale—The $575,000 school
&
1977 inclusive.
Due
Co.;
1
inclusive.
Due
$140,000 3s. Due
—
will
p.m.
Illinois
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
&
Jan.
on
interest
1
Due
callable.
by
Bond
James
—
Co.
1
Sch. Dist. No. 37 (P. O.
Clerk,
bids until 8
No. 86 (P. O. East
1 from
Dec.
on
will
purchase
1963.
are
proved
Kentucky
cago, and the First National Bank
Community Unit Sch.
from
inclusive.
Cutler.
17
awarded
Other members of the
syndicate:
(P. O.
1
1S63 to 1966 inclusive.
660,000 2.60s. Due
Village
follows:
Dec.
on
as
KENTUCKY
Tazewell County School District
net interest
as
the
for
1,
bonds'
Legality approved by
a
follows:
as
on
In¬
Con¬
.
2.60%,
Due
was
Indianapolis,
Collins
cost of about
$52,000
&
National
Company
Julien
price
1973
3%s.
$712,000
bonds
composed
Shearson, Hammill
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
appi;o.y#d by Chapman & Cutler.
1966 inclusive.
31/4S.
1,000,000
to 1985
Urbana), III.
construction
the
a
3.19%,
1,750,000 3s. Due
purchase
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
to
Financial
Champaign County School District
116
1972
Offering—Mildred Wink¬
inclusive.
$4,500,900
and
$750,000 2%s. Due
sealed
No.
J-D.
of
July 1 from
on
Dated
1963
Due
Company, both of Chicago,
Dated
ILLINOIS
I
Bank
price of 100.02,
a
ern
received until 2:30 p.m.
The
tinental Illinois National Bank
Trust
schild
Bond
1, 1962. Due
syndicate headed by the First
a
Trust Co.,
GEORGIA
Morehouse
Dec.
Dec. 28 for the purchase of
$62,000
O. Harvey), III.
—
to
g—Cullen
n
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
&
City Clerk, will receive
to
ler,
Township High Sch.
(P.
March
City, Kan,
Offering
$130,000
sealed
196, p. 2228—were awarded
National
at
the
to
" '
,
Dec. 20 for the
on
Roselle, III.
building bonds offered Dec.
1967 to
April 1, 1988
on
Bond
on
(CST)
1981
1, 1962. Interest J-D.
Sale
1964
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
cy, as 3%s, at a price of par'.
be
205
17
KANSAS
Offering—John J. Coady,
Bond
from 1974 to
Additional
sewer
No.
Bond
1
and
County
Dist.
inclusive.
150,000 2V2S. Due
the
Cook
i
e r
Chairman,
500,000 improvement bonds.
p.
basis
a
1966
(P. O. Gretna), La.
Of f
New
Clough,
1982.
Dated Dec.
Jan.
Con¬
Chicago,
$250,000
and McDonald Buchler &
A rkansas
Charles & Trauernicht.
1, 1979
Dec. 1,
Bond
Schouest,
196,
the
price of 100.75,
a
Unit School
(P. O. Nakomis), III.
Adair
on
to
Company, of
of
Jefferson Parish Sewerage District
sewer
4—v.
sealed bids until 10:30
terest
80,000 314s. Due
inclusive.
745,000 3.40s. Due
1974 to
April 1 from
on
Trust
from
Dec. 1, 1977
on
Dec.
awarded
sealed
Due from
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
$500,000
Hardy,
receive
purchase
bonds.
No. 8
tinental Illinois National Bank
2%s, at
Cutler.
1980.
cost of about
$355,000 4V2S. Due
offered
Dated Dec.
80,000 3.20s. Due
2228—
p.
syndicate
a
approved
bonds
2238—were
building bonds. Dated Jan.l, 1963.
Sale—The $1,250,000
tax
offered
school
Sale—The
purchase of $80,000 school bonds.
Dec. 1, 1975 and
on
Oel¬
par.
Waterloo, Iowa
Bond
7:30 p.m.
inclusive.
on
of
1977 inclusive.
tion, will receive sealed .bids until
Cutler.
utilities
15 from 1965 to
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Hollywood, Fla.
Certificate
Legality
Community
Dist. No. 22
a
Legality approved by Chapman &
1980 inclusive.
J-D.
Chapman &
Counties,
Co.,
1978.
and
$100,000
of
Bank
price of
a
will
inclusive.
1988
of about 2.81%.
Dec. 1 from
on
Dec. 17 for
on
National
5s, at
the
for
revenue
$16,000
revenue bonds was sold to
as
Clerk,
Montgomery'f Christian and Fayette
1976,
Jan. 1 from
on
by
Eastman
Jan. 1, 1975.
on
Due
Interest
follows:
as
purchase
Il¬
net interest cost
a
(CST)
21
of
Offering—Elmer
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
of
Board
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
group
&
Securities
$380,000 2.90s. Due
and
200,000 31/2S.
Bank
Chicago,
price of 100.11,
from
inclusive.
Due
of
the
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on
$700,000
a
of
Town
Dated Jan. 15, 1963. Due on Jan.
.
Continental
80,000 3.10s. Due
Jan.
on
the
Sale—An issue
First
wein,
Offering—Henry R. Kim¬
Secretary
Homer, La.
Bond
Oelwein, Iowa
Bond
Education, will receive sealed bids
(P. O.
White-PhillipS Co., Inc., at
Jan. 1 from
on
the
80,000 3s. Due
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
135,000 3s.
Dillon,
and
1965
follows:
as
of
National
Company
The
—
School District
sold to the
3V2S.
Dated Dec. 15, 1962. Due on Dec.
J-D.
by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
of $13,000
15 from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
the
until 8 p.m.
Arlington Heights), 111.
linois
.V
as
airport
Lake County
ball,
Bond Sale—An issue of
a
Interest
Cutler.
on
Cook County Community School
bonds offered
3%s, at
was
Elgin State Bank,
Legality approved by Chapman &
approved
school bonds was sold to
as
inclusive.
Bond
J-D.
2228—were sold
Agency,
1982
waterworks bonds
No. 109 (P. O. Deerfield), III.
to the Housing and Home Finance
Dec. 7—v. 196, p.
to
cified
Sale—An issue
Dec. 15 from 1964
on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
$375,000 natural
revenue
of
1962. Due
on
Bond
purchase of $81,000
sealed
for the purchase of $125,000 school
Fort Meade, Fla.
system
15, 1962. Due
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 17
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
receive
(CST)
public parking bonds. Dated Dec.
by Chapman & Cutler.
FLORIDA
Bond Sale—The
Dec. 27 for the
Board
will
Interest
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
gas
the
of
will ^receive
Clerk,
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
.
Elgin, Iowa
Willard Ad-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(P. O.
Heights), III.
Secretary
Education,
Village
cock,
Consol.
59
Bond Offering—Vance L. Folkman,
1,
1964
No.
District
Arlington
Dec.
$984,000
Jan.
payable
School
Santa
on
from
1
Treasurer's
at
Dated
Jan.
on
bids
(PST)
III.
Bond Offering—A.
Cook County Community
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Ana until
Kenilworth,
bonds.
Wallace,
B.
t!he purchase of $525,000 school
for
High Sch. Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
.
of
will
10
School
sealed
bids
(CST) on, Jan. 7 for
purchase
of
bonds. Dated Feb.
$200,000
school
1, 1963. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
at
urer's
the
School
office,
or
Board
any
'
■
bank
spe¬
—
sealed
of
on
bids
11
'
'
.....
Richard
until
1, 1962. Due
to
1967
and interest
Dec.
inclusive.
re*-
a.m.
Dated
1
from
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National
Chemical
bonds.
on
Bank
Bank,
New
Boston,
York
or
Trust
Co., New York. Legality approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge.
.
Fitchburg, Mass.
.
-
1
Bond Sale—An issue of $205,^00
equipment and sewer construe-
V
.
T.
Dec. 19 for the purchase
$1,423,000 school
First
'
-•
O'Toole, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
pay¬
Treas¬
V
■'■■■'
•
Offering
1963
School
receive
a.m.
Bond
:
Haley,
Parish
the
I:.
Dec.
C.
—
!
'
(EST)
District
Homer), La.
F.
MASSACHUSETTS
'
Ayer, (P. O. Boston), Mass.
1-
Volume
bonds
tion
196
sold
was
National Bank of
at
Number
Due
inclusive.
1967
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Due
July 1 from 1966 to 1988
on
inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1,
approved
as
Dec. 1 from
on
First
.
.
2.10s,
Boston,
price of 100.13.
a
1962.
the
to
6221
1963 to
Interest J-D.
&
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Offering
O'Malley,
receive
(EST)
of
Town
sealed bids until
J.
will
Treasurer,
11
a.m.
Dec. 18 for the purchase
on
$1,250,000 school bonds. Dated
Jan. 15, 1963. Due on Jan. 15 from
to
1964
inclusive.
1983
and interest
Bart Rypstra,
—
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Anthony
—
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
(EST) on J an. 8 for the
p.m.
approved
■.
by
Ropes
&
Dated Jan. 1, 1963. Due on May
from
1965
bonds
inclusive.
1979
to
callable.
are
ap¬
l
school
bonds
Bankers
York
Trust
$750,000
sold
was
to
the
Company of New
City, i and 1 the
National
Oakland County
(P. O. Pontiac),
County
sioner,
until
purchase
of
100.09,
basis
a
of
15,
15 from
1962.
1963
to
Due
1982
on
Nov.
on
from
1
1963
to
callable.
are
Rochester
Bond
payable at the New England Mer¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
Clair
sealed
George Kauf¬
—
Clerk,
will
t)ids until 7:30
Dec.
Note
Offering
Nov.
Daniel J.
—
Mc-
Ardle, City Treasurer, will receive
bids
sealed
on
until
11
Dec. 17 for the
Aug. 9, 1963.
on
rby
approved
17
the
for
receive
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
1964
to
1972
inclusive.
Miller,
bonds
totaling
11
Dec.
Bond
Offering—Howard B. Al¬
until 8 p.m.
awarded to
of
Smith,
of
the
Board
of
&
C.
J.
The
bonds
J-D.
at
&
price
a
about
100.51,
bids
17
until
for
the
receive
(EST)
noon
purchase of
on
$3,-
000,000 notes. Dated Dec. 27, 1962.
Nov.
Due
interest
20, 1963. Principal and
payable
Treasurer's
Trust
MINNESOTA
Offering
the
at
office,
State
Dec.
27
eral
Dec. 11
Town Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids until
on
will
Jan.
L.
Dated
Dec.
awarded to
York
Trust
City,
Company
price
of
at
a
Due
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
1965 to
Marquart,
Owen,
Windhorst
&
West.
Dec. 1 from
on
Bank
New
syndicate:
Trust
York
Co., New York^'R: S. Dickson -&
Inc.;,, Third
Nashville;
National
First
Bank,
National'
Bank,
Minneapolis and Seattle Trust &
V
196,
bonds
Medford, Mass.
offered
school
Dec.
5—
bids until 2 p.m.
$65,000
(CST)
F-A.
Legality
&
bonds
sold
was
to
Kal-
Alcorn
by
Mississippi
Bond
City
Offering—J.
Clerk,
until
for
receive
p.m.
8
the
(CST)
purchase
Dated
bonds.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Interest
HalloranJ
F.
will
on
of
Feb.
The bonds
are
Legality
Jan.
$310,000
1, 1963.
from 1965 to
1
F-A.
sealed
1978
callable.
approved
Offering
O.
Potts,
price of
until
10
the
for
1963. Due
1983
(CST)
a.m.
purchase of
bonds.
provement
on
sealed
Dec.
on
Jan.
from
1
1,
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Cohasset, Minn.
Bond
bonds
pose
fered
were
Sale—The
Dec.
various
totaling
5—v.
Bond
pur¬
$650,000
196,
p.
of¬
2329—
awarded to W. E. Hutton &
Co., and Lyons, Hannahs
Inc., as 23/4s, at
a
&
Lee,
price of 100.03,
a
basis of about 2.73%.
M.
Village
Gagnon,
Clerk,
on
Dec.
20
for
the
will
(CST)
purchase
of
$390,000
Dec.
1, 1962.
1963
to
1965
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
1972
inclusive.
Legality
—
Richard
P.
Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 18
the
purchase
of
$2,415,000
school bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1963.
Miller,
Clerk
of
the
7:30 p.m.
—
Carl R.
Board
of
was
Due
the
school
1963.
;
(CST)
purchase
certificates.
Due
Dec.
31,
of
Due
on
Dec.
21
$9,000,000
Dated
1963.,
Jan.
(CST)
purchase
of
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
from
15
7,
E.
Nelson,
1965
Due
callable.
are
Jan.
inclusive.
1988
to
on
Legality
approved by Wells, Martin, Lane,
&
Pedersen.
Bond
Sale
196,
J.
a
Burlington
Bond
approved
nicht.
1
Hanauer
B.
price
by
1965
J-J.
Charles
&
&
Co.,
100.02,
of
Dec.
5
awarded
2.15s,
as
of
basis
a
■
.
Patterson, N. J.
Clerk of the Board of Fi¬
until
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
11
for the
Township, N. J.
until
bids
8
p.m.
Dated
(F-A) payable at the
County, Burlington.
eral
—
6—v.
The
Dated
Jan.
interest
and
3.05s,
bonds
196,
at
a
to
Due on
in¬
1983
1,
the
or
on
Jan.
Principal
1963.
of Passaic County
Trust
Bankers
York
Cityr
Company,
Legality
ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &
by
proved
Due
1983 inclusive.
payable at the First
National Bank
Wood.
*
Somerset
County (P. O.
Somerville), N. J.
bonds
$198,000 gen¬
offered
2129—were
p.
to J. B. Hanauer
awarded
1964
from
1
Bond Sale—The various purpose
improvement
Dec.
follows:
as
1 from 1964 to
Le¬
Butler, N. J.
Sale
bonds,
19
un¬
purchase of $1,549,000
215,000 sewer bonds.
E.
1, 1963. Due on Feb. 1 from
New
to 1983' inclusive.
Principal
Bond
bids
Dec.
on
clusive.
$1,800,000 school bonds.
lington
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
limited tax
JERSEY
Jan. 14 for the purchase
and interest
receive
will
nance,
$1,334,000 general bonds.
Offering—Myron
price
of
& Co.,
100.14,
a
awarded to
the
$1,142,000
totaling
11—v.
Dec.
196,
a
group
offered
2330—were
p.
composed of
National State Bank of New¬
ark;
Haupt
Ira
&
Co.;
John
J.
Ryan & Co., and Adams & Hinck¬
ley,
basis of about 3.03%.
2.70s, at
as
a
price of 100.05,
basis of about 2.69%.
Totowa, N. J.
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
Bond
Ryan,
Offering
Bond
Frederick C.
—
$125,000
bonds
to
1977
Offering—Joseph P. Con¬
Secretary of the Board of stantino, Borough Clerk, will re¬
receive
sealed ceive sealed bids juntil 8:30 p.m.
Education, -will
bids until Jan. 15 for the purchase
(EST)
of
of
$3,303,000 school bonds. Legal¬
by
approved
Bond
revenue
from
Interest
offered
2229—were
p.
Bond Offering—Howard L. Bris-
Jacques, Township Clerk, will re¬
Madrid, Mo.
sold to Stern Brothers & Co.,
Jan.
The; $215,000 im¬
about 2.14%.
Evold,
Offering
sealed
(EST)
on
—
1963
to
1968
43,000 sewer bonds.
bids
until
8
re¬
Due
on
Dec.
$281,000
as
follows:
unlimited
tax
bonds,
Dated
$201,000
Trauer-
Due
on
1978
inclusive.
improvement
Jan.
1
from
bonds.
1964
to
Dec.
and interest
First
Legality
1
1 from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
p.m.
Dec. 27 for the purchase
of
Dec.
inclusive.
H.
will
Due
from
on
Charles
Clerk,
Dec. 18 for the purchase
improvement bonds.
$22,000
Borough
ceive
on
$65,000 unlimited tax bonds, as
Dela- follows:
Hawkins,
Freehold, N. J.
3%s and 4s. Dated Nov. 1, 1962.
on
price
Jersey
—
bonds
provement
Jan.
NEW
ity
1982 inclusive.
inclusive.
a
(P. O. Toms River),
New
Dec. 19 for the
on
15, 1963.
bonds
Baird
1 from
on
electric light works
until
for
the
Co., bidding for
Ewing Township School District
g—Dorothy N.
Clerk, wifl receive
for
p.
group
basis of about 3.23%.
a
Ocean County
purchase of $759,000 school bonds. town,
n
industrial
New
as
a.m.
100.17,
at
Sch. Dist., Neb.
(CST)
MISSOURI
Education, will receive sealed bids
10
i
Bond Sale—An issue of
Certificates Offering
of
by
field & Wood.
Minnesota
Offering
11
approved by Briggs & Morgan.
Michigan
for
Dec.
on
Minn. Special School District No. 1,
Bond
City
e r
196,
a
$586,000 bonds, as 3y4s, at
a
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Dec.
MICHIGAN
of
Bacon,
O f f
$8,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Birmingham School District,
Barnard,
the
to
Fidelity Union
the
of
tion, will receive sealed bids until
as
elsewhere "at
or
Cleveland, Miss.
Bond
Offering—Mrs. Josephine
receive sealed until 5 p.m.
pay¬
approved
Offering—D.
6—v.
Company of Newark; B. J.
Treasurer's
18
1964 to
Com¬
Ingen & Co., and F. R. Cole
—v.
$100,000 im¬
Dated
Jan.
bids
Dec.
awarded
and J. R. Ross &
afield & Wood.
receive
basis of about 2.09%.
Pittsfield, Mass.
offered
2229—were
gality approved by Hawkins, Del-
will
purchaser's expense.
a
(J-J)
visors,
horst & West.
2.10s, at
Legality
Trust1
callable.
are
Jr., Clerk of the Board of Super¬
of
as
Due
Mechanics National Bank of Bur¬
W.
—
County
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
of
County (P. O. Corinth),
Bond
school
1963.
County
i
Nebraska City
1964
Company.
Yaffe,
Wells, Martin, Lane, Baird & Ped-
MISSISSIPPI
Chaska, Minn.
bids
Interest
..
Depository,
a
office./
Feb.
$200,000
bonds
Principal
Bond Sale—The $587',000 school
Jan. 9
on
approved
Hamilton.
&
$1,000,000
the
at
The
callable.
are
by Dorsey, Owen Marquart, Wind¬
Boston,
The
able
Feb. 1 from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
England Merchants National Bank
100.02,
sive.
1962.
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
bonds
Neb.
Principal and interest
Dec.
on
Moorestown Township. Le¬
pany,
District
Jan. 15 from 1965 to 1988 inclu¬
on
1,
Due
1973 inclusive.
afield & Wood.
Dec. 18 for the
on
Dec.
May wood School District, N. J.
Dated Jan. 15,
Dated Jan.
No. 735, Minn.
ler
Bertha, Minn.
Due
sold to the New
of
Bond
2229—were awarded to
bonds
Burlington
Van
(CST)
bonds.
Dec.
Trust
a.m.
on
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
sewer
composed
Minn.
Sale—The $360,000
p.
Co.,
;i:
Offering—Irvin
purchase
1969
interest (J-D) payable at the
and
to
No. 435,
Bond
.
Omaha),
O.
to
/
1 from 1963 to
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Independent School Dist.
-
&
Co., and the
ersen.
Savings Bank.
Wauburn
group
Dain
&
County School
Bond
bonds.
to 1992 inclusive.
Howard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lef¬
sewer
was
Dorsey,
Due
1 from
11
1988 inclusive.
to
The
by
11,000 water bonds.
1
inclusive.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Dec. 1 from
on
520,000 3.20s. Due
Chemical
Douglas
Dec. 1 from
on
350,000 3.10s. Due
1986
a
Security Bank of Glasgow.
(P.
1985 inclusive.
to
M.
: v";/''
1972 inclusive.
1,140,000 3s. Due
1973
Dec. 1 from
on
Legality
17
Sale—An issue of
First
;
follows:
as
J.
on
Inc.; J. A. Hogle
as
bonds. Due
1963
Dated
$206,000
sold to
NEBRASKA
$490,000 23/4s. Due
Co.,
composed
of
re¬
p.m.
1, 1963.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on
approved
5
improvement
from
(P. Oe Nashua), Mont.
was
8
Dec. 27 for the purchase
Dec.
on
bids
Feb.
on
Dated Feb.
school bonds
were
—
net interest cost of about
a
3.05%,
2330
1, 1963. Due on Jan. 1 from 1965
1978
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
for
sive, Interest J-D.
street bonds
bonds, offered
p.
syndicate headed by
a
Bankers
re¬
9
1962.
1,
of
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
purchase of $1,690,000 school
Bond
196,
v.
—
Rudolph
purchase
(MST)
a.m.
for the purchase of $850,000 school
hospital
Howard
—
the
sealed
purchase of $30,000 hospi¬
District
$2,500,000 gen¬
improvement
$250,000 water bonds. Dated Jan.
man
Offering
for
10
receive
$56,000
Commis¬
of
Valley County, Nashua High School
Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Board
will
until
$83,000 unlimited tax bonds,
16,000
Sale—The
Offering—Sylvester Reese,
Bankers
or
until
St. Paul Port Authority, Minn.
Bond
Winthrop Indep. School District
C.
—
the
of
bids
follows:
Offering—Henry E. Pipal,
sioners,
Legality
Bond
Bond
bonds.
J-J.
Bond
Clerk
1984
District
Maynard (P. O. Boston), Mass.
the
to
of
Montana
'
1, 1963.
1965
John Nuveen & Co.
Anoka, Minn.
Bond
Company, New York City.
King,
Jan.
sealed bids until 12:30 p.m. (CST)
Driscoll,
will
on
County (P. O. Circle),
on
Johnson, City Clerk, will receive
Treasurer,
sealed
(EST)
McCone
tal bonds.
v.
of
(State of)
Note Offering—John T.
State
sealed
quart, Windhorst & West.;,:
building
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
son,
3s,
2.94%.
Massachusetts
Dec.
as
basis
a
ceive
for the
Interest
Securities
Winslow, Inc.,
of
callable.
are
Maple Shade), N. J.
Bond Offering—William E. Mac-
kinney, Township Clerk, will
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar¬
Legality approved by Dickin¬
Corp., Estabrook & Co., and Chase,
Whiteside
school
June 1 from 1964 fo 1988 inclusive.
Co.,
Webster
&
$500,000
of
Maple Shade Township (P. O.
Ester Nelson,
—
$2,348,680 school bonds.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
Co., R. W. Pressprich &
Stone
purchase
Dec. 19 for
on
were
—
syndicate composed
a
the
(EST)
offered
2428
p.
Barney
Devine &
Co.,
$1,785,000
196,
v.
—
(CS'T)
Other members of the
Southgate School District, Mich.
County School District
bids until Jan. 21 for the purchase
from
Interest
1989
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—The various purpose
Dist.
Sch.
Freehold. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Dated
Jan., 1
inclusive.
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
len,--Secretary
Marlborough, Mass.
Gallatin
Offering—Donald C. Pod-
on
Interest
M-N. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
ap¬
1325, Minn.
school bonds.
purchase of $1,-
000,000 notes. Due
Legality
(EST)
a.m.
MONTANA
olske, District Clerk, will receive
$540,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Lynn, Mass.
Legality
Jersey Bank and Trust Com¬
of
Bond
100.19,
Shores, Mich.
Offering
City
man,
on
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
J-J.
Common
No.
New
St.
tral
pany,
Offering
Wright McKean & Cudlip.
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
Dated Jan. 1,1963. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Cen¬
740,000 school bonds.
1,
Jan.
on
on
Bond
20
1992
(CST)
Due
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
purchase of $10,-
for the
Fevere, Lefler & Hamilton.-;
the
inclu¬
chants National Bank, Boston. Le¬
Jan.
Due
1 from
57
oonas.
au,uuu sewer
(P. O. Bozeman), Mont.
$5,405,000
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
sewage
16
No. 7
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
bids
Dec.
on
inclusive. The bonds
of
2.88%.
Commis¬
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
receive
will
11
at
price
1963.
1,
Interest
1965.
Due
Drain
Due
a
Jan.
Dec. 17 for the purchase of $82,000
Shawmut Bank of Boston, as 2.90s,
about
Jan.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Barry,
Bond Sale—An issue of
be received until 3 p.m.
re¬
p.m.
dock & Stone.
Bond Offer in g—Daniel W.
*
8
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
|
Lincoln, Mass.
until
Mo.
Offering—Sealed bids will
proved by Howard, Peterson, Le-
The
Legality
Manager, will
bids
Louis School District,
Bond
L.
Dec. 18 for the purchase
1
Michigan
Gray.
on
g—Leonard
n
$1,815,000 improvement bonds.
purchase of $275,000 school bonds.
State Street Bank and Trust Co.
Legality
Village
sealed
Dated
Bond Offering
Hudson
Kopp,
of
Michigan
i
e r
(CST)
Charlotte Public School District,
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
O f f
Bond
ceive
Cudlip.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
Bond
Wright,
Dickinson,
by
McKean
St.
Mound, Minn.
Legality
J-J.
Interest
(2533)
National
County,
1,
1962.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Bank
Totowa.
of
Passaic
Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&
McCarthy.
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2534)
NEW
at
MEXICO
New Mexico
price
a
196, p. 1817—were sold to the
Housing
Finance
Home
and
ler, President, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
for the
3V8s, at
as
NEW
price of
a
par.
YORK
on
for the
Principal
interest
and
(J-D) payable at the Marine Trust
Company
Buffalo,
Western New York,
of
purchaser's
or
Marine
Trust
York.
option
Company
Legality
of
at
Bond
ing
3%s, at
cy, as
Mooers,
1
20
for
the
school
Due
(EST)
Dec.
on
purchase of $1,283,000
bonds. Dated
Dec.
1,
1962.
from
1963
to
1991
and
interest
Dec.
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
1
Principal
payable
Suffolk
the
Bank
Brook
196,
v.
the Manufacturers Hanover Trust
Trust
New York
Bond
notes
to
the
offered
Manufacturers
Trust
Company
of
&
Dec.
Traders
Buffalo,
Bond
Sale—The
disposal
Nov.
16—v.
awarded
bonds
196,
to
Bank of
$100,000
plant
2027—were
p.
the
First
Jamestown,
sew¬
National
3.30s, at
as
a
until
bids
Dec.
on
18,
15,
able
the
at
office.
City
a.m.
(EST)
Dated Jan.
17,
payable
Dec. 18 for
on
of $20,995,000 notes.
16, 1963. Due
Principal
1963.
at
the
and
interest
Chemical
Bank
New
par.
College of New Rochelle, N.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Y.
sold
to
the
Finance
Housing
Agency,
price of
was
Home
and
3V2s,
as
at
York
City additionally secured by
requisition
$1,300,-
000 dormitory revenue bonds
a
the
Central
School
offered
Dec.
McEntee & Co.,
of
100.20,
6—v.
Bond
New York
to
as
basis of about 3.28%.
a
Offering
—
2429—were
will
sealed
(EST)
on Dec. 13 for the
until
3
re¬
at
New
payable
Company,
City. Legality approved
1964 to
Sale—The
provement
the
196,
bonds
4,500,000
from
100.0007,
a
as
3s, at
a
Bond
—v.
6
price of
basis of about 2.99%.
to
Sale—The $410,000 school
bonds
offered
Dec.
11
196,
the
p.
2429—were
Meadow
Bank of West
Brook
Hempstead,
Man¬
York
City,
follows:
as
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
on
Jan. 1, 1967
2i/2s.
1971
Due
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
on
Jan.
2.60s.
1,500,000
Due
on
Jan.
&
R.
Fahnestock
Bank
&
1969
St.
in
2.70s.
Due
on
Jan.
of
&
&
Stieglitz;
&
4—v.
Co., of Bos¬
Franklin
Co.; Lyons,
Dempsey-Tegeler
Ellis &
3,000,000
23/4s.
Due
on
Jan.
1,
1981.
2.80s.
Due
on
Jan.
June 1 from
on
Due
1975
inclusive.
Due
on
June
196,
Other
cate:
Bank
New
J.
members
from.
1
&
Co.; Cooley & Co.
Branch
Banking
&
Stark
John
C.
School District No.
the
syndi¬
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Chemical
New
York
Trust
Co., of
York; Blyth & Co., Inc.; C.
& Co.; Manufacturers
Devine
1
Public
White
'
Elba, N.
Bond Offering
—
Hallgarten
&
bonds.
sealed
(EST)
bids
Dec.
on
21
$500,000 school
Dated Dec. 1,
1962. Due
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
the
on
Citizens
pay¬
Bank,
Ga¬
Legality approved
by Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler
&
Niehoff.1
'
Kenton, Ohio
Sale—The
$60,000 water-
improvement bonds offered
3—v.
awarded
i
e r
000
until
the purchase of
improvement
Dec. 1, 1962.
Due
on
$129,-
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
Co.,
as
'
,
"
-
'■
V
!
\
■.
Lexington Local School District,
Ohio
>
Bond Offering—W. G.
Clerk of the
will
Board
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
Sanderlin,
of
Education,
bids
Dec.
until
27
for
1
the
purchase of $625,000 school bonds.
W.
(EST)
noon
&
a
p.m.
g—Charles
n
2230—were
p.
McDonald
19—
Franklin, Ohio
O f f
Bond
196,
to
f' •
OHIO
(P. O.
Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
Due
on
Dec. 1
from 1964 to 1984 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
First
ington.
(J-D)
National
Legality
payable
Bank, Lex¬
a p p r o v e
d
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
by
"
•
Greenford), Ohio
Bond Offering—Albert W.
Supervisor,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Dec. 27 for the
park
Due
bonds.
(EST)
on
Aug.
1,
Principal
payable
at
interest
and
the
Bank
of
Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Port of New York
Offering—S.
Chairman,
will
11
Co.,
Union
Co.;
Bond
receive
a.m.
bonds.
1962. Due Dec.
Sloan
(EST)
sealed
Dec.
1,
1, 1963.
e r
1964
to
and
1984
i,n g—Donald E.
LadenbuVg, Thalmann & Co.; R. Kitchen, Town
Clerk, will receive
&
&
erage
price
of
Dec.
6—v.
awarded
of
to
The
price
of
&
a
Co.,
a
group
3y2s,
as
basis
at
a
of
about
$250,000
sewer
as
3%s,
of
system bonds offered Nov. 20—v.
196,
p.
2027—were
Robert L.
Conners &
com¬
Company;
basis
Sale—The
sew¬
2230—
196, p.
a
Ohio
Co.,
100.52,
&
101.70,
Monroe, Ohio
Bond
$500,000
system improvement bonds
offered
were
Company; Stranahan,
Co.; Prescott & Co.\ and Kenower,
Heath, Ohio
Sale—The
2230—were
p.
syndicate composed
3.35%.
Dempsey.
Bond
$1,100,000
Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
ap¬
Sanders
1 e—The
196,
a
of The Ohio
MacArthur
Legality
a
5—v.
awarded to
Harris
National
S
school improvement bonds offered
interest
Squire,
by
District, Ohio
Dec.
improve¬
at the Farmers
at
at
price
a
about
of
100.75,
awarded
Co.,
a
as
to
3V2S,
basis
of
3.44%.
New Paris, Ohio
a
about
3.69%.
Bond Sale—The
$100,000
sewage
disposal plant bonds offered Dec. 6
Dec.
(P. O. Endwell), N. Y.
O f f
proved
the
for
Jan/1, 1963.
from
Exempted Village School
Bond
until' 8
27
$165,000
Dated
Principal
Cartwright
$25,000,000
Dated
of
Canfield.
Bank,
bids
Dec.
on
Mentor
Lang,
Education,
Fahey, Clark & Co., and Sweney
Colt,
on
payable
of
sealed
Dec.-jl
on
posed
Authority
(P. O. New York City), N. Y.
Bond
Board
bonds.
1962.
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1976
on
(F-A)
receive
purchase of $56,000
Dated
ment
inclusive.
Y.
will
purchase
Due
W. J. Hurley,
revenue
Pittsburgh;
Plains;
Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt,
and
National
receive
a.m.
price of 100.51, a basis
of about 2.79%.
Sale—The. $175,000 school
Penington, Colket & Co.; Irving Clerk of the
J. Rice & Go., Inc.; Ryan, Suther¬
will receive
land
&
Co.;
Suplee, Yeatman, p.m. (EST)
Trust
of
will
11
27/sS, at
(P. O.
building bonds offered Nov.
Co.; National Bank
Westchester,
19 for the purchase of
Sav¬
J.
and Reinholdt & Gardner.
Hutchinson &
bids until
Co.; Harris Trust
g—Henry
•
Northern
ings Bank, both of Chicago; Mel¬
Offerin
Boulevard Bank of Chicago; Park,
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal Marietta City School District, Ohio
Ryan, Inc.; Peoples National Bank
and interest (J-D) payable at. the
Bond
Sal e—The V $2,000,000
of
Central Virginia,
Charlottes¬
City Treasurer's office. Legality school bonds offered Dec. 6—v.
ville; Sterling National Bank &
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬ 196, p. 2231—were awarded to a
Trust Co., of New York; Tuller &
liams.
r
'
V
syndicate headed by ?Field, Rich¬
Zucker; Robert L. Whittaker &
ards & Co., as 314s, at a price of
Geneva, Ohio
Co.; Arnold and S. Bleichroeder,
101.70, a basis of about 3.11%.
Bond
Offering—Florence Tell¬
Inc.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; BlewOther members of
the syndi¬
er, Glynn & Co.; A. G. Edwards & ing, City Clerk, will receive sealed
cate: Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenSons; Elkins, Morris, Stokes & bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 27
ner
& Smith, Inc.; National City
Co.; Freeman & Co.; Fulton Reid for the purchase of $17,056 special
Dated Jan. 10, Bank, Cleveland; J. A. White &
& Co., Inc.; Ginther & Co.; Hanna- assessment bonds.
Co.; Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
ford & Talbot; Howard, Weil, La- 1963. Due on Dec. 1 from 1964 to
City; American Fletcher National
1973 inclusive.
bouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; Joseph,
Bank & Trust Co., Indianapolis,
Mellen & Miller, Inc.; McMaster
Green Local School District
Hanover Trust Co., of New
York;
Marine Trust Company of Western
New
York,
Buffalo;
until
Bond
•
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; National
,;7
Schutte, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
.
Dickinson), No. Dak.
Bond
Co.;
& Co.;
Legg
7
,
Dec.
County, Dickinson
Folger, Nolan, Fleming & Co.; J. sealed bids
B. Hanauer & *Co.; Harkness &
Dec. 21 for
Inc.;
-
(P. O. Gahanna), Ohio
Trust
V
„
.
Franer, City Auditor, will receive
Hill,
■
•
the
work
Collins
•
•
for
school
:'V-'V':- '-j.- '
hanna Branch.
NORTH DAKOTA
Green,
-
-
,-V
able
v.
196, p. 2131—were awarded to
Bean, Inc.; Wells & Chris-1 Kalman & Co.
tensen, Inc.; Wbod, Gundy & Co.,
Lake Placid.
of
• --
2330—were awarded
p.
Company of Wilson.
Hannahs &
C. F. Childs & Co.; Julien
9
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1987 inclusive.
Na¬
Blair & Co.; William Blair &
Jan.
$1,075,000
for the purchase of
June 1 from
on
&
ner
Massillon), Ohio
until
of
ucation,
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
totaling $95,000 offered Dec.
Mine-
Co.;
&
&
.
inclusive.
1971
3s.
the
to
Anderson; Charles King &
inclusive
1,
bonds.
Co.; Swiss American Corp:; Toll-
Town
1,
purchase
1964
1,
.
Bond Sale—The various purpose
State
Albany;
Trust
>
Whiteville, N. C.
bonds
Bank
ap¬
Sander^
.
received
be
2.85%,
& Trust
Corp.
North
1979.
Squire,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
S.
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
Louis; Na¬
Commercial Bank
Akron,
Township Local School
Bond
Due
to
1971 to
75,000
-
1968
60,000 234s.
First
Co.;
to
June
on
Due
40,000 2V2S.
Dallas; Reynolds
Inc.
1
by
of
Legality
_
,
1965.
1966
Traders
and
Bank
District (P. O.
p.
to
Principal
Jefferson Local School District
Due
30,000 214s.
Co.; Kean, Taylor &
1
1978 inclusive.
lon National Bank and Trust
3.10s,
and
Gregory &
Mosley & Co.; Talmage & Co., and
Due
to
awarded
as
Co.;
of
1982 and 1983.
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. East
Meadow), N. Y.
library
1966
from 1976 to
im¬
Dec.
B.
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Ernst
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
4,500,000
p.
Plains,
Due
214s.
1980 to
2330—were awarded to
County Trust Company of
White
New
2.62%,
1969
6,000,000
Y.
$270,750
offered
syndi¬
Chase
1968.
3,000,000
Greenburgh, N.
the
196, p.
a
price of 100.03, a net interest
a
3,000,000 2s.
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Bond
to
p.m.
Company of
York, Buffalo, or
Midland Trust
New York
of
cost of about
Marine Trust
Marine
acquisition
10—v.
196,
>
from 1963 to 1974
inclusive. Prin¬
Western
Dec.
by
Bank
and
purchase
(F-A)
$30,000,000 park
land
J.
of $204,000
general purpose bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
Aug. 1
—v.
Le¬
Sullivan,
(State of)
awarded
headed
hattan
j
Anthony
ceive
cipal and interest
offered
$4,500,000 4s.
Clerk,
bids
recreation
p.
Adams,
3.30s, at a price
Krieger, Village
the
by
Bond Sale—The
cate
196,
Depew, N. Y.
at
approved
state.
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
bonds
$199,000 school
awarded
were
—
between
the
Lane.
and
District
(P. O. Davenport), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
2330
agreement
par.
Summit
bonds
Company, New
authority and
gality
Davenport, Kortright, Harpersfield,
Meredith, Maryland, Worcester and
No. 1
Trust
July
on
York
price of
Co., Inc.;
1962.
Branch.
Dempsey.':J •
price of par,
a
.
Inc.; Malon S. Andrus, Inc.; Allan
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m.
awarded
Co., at
1,
to
'
(J-D) payable at the
National
Jackson
4—v.
1964
■
Lee, Inc.; J. R. Williston & Beane;
•
William Reid,
First
$225,000 water
Dec.
follows:
Co., of Buffalo; Mercantile
enthal
pay¬
New lYork
Dec.
Hudson
to
■
from
1
-
net interest cost of about
a
ola; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.; Leb-
.!
the purchase
&
Geo.
tional Bank of Long Island,
Comptroller's
—
Co., of
ton; Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.;
'
Offering
Dated
and interest
ap¬
■
1964
improvement bonds.
Dec.
on
from
1
1982 inclusive.
>
Lumberton, N. C.
offered
Dec.
sewer
Due
CAROLINA
Sale—The
Dickson &
Manufacturers
atic
pur¬
City Housing Authority,
25,760
in¬
Trust
.
NORTH
Bond
,1
inclusive.
proved
Co., of Albany; New York Hanse-
D.
'.:"
New York
.
Federation
Corporation;
National
as
11
1982
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood.
$20,000 5s.
tional
&
inclusive.
2012
proved
Co., of New York;
.
Workers
on
1,
Company of South¬
York,
as
&
the
the
for
New
2330—were
&
$21,820,000 housing bonds.
Jan.
Note
offered
Co.;
Principal and
Office, Johnson City. Legality
Co.; Adams, McEntee &
Street Bank
Principal and interest (J-J)
j
Chautauqua Utility District, N. Y.
age
sealed
Midland Trust
ern
Dec.
bonds.
assessment
sewer
Due
(J-D) payable at the Marine
bonds
Halle
at
1.59%.
&
National Bank at
6—
Abraham
terest
Dated
$84,580
on
$502,-
June 1 from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
Co.; Paribas Corporation; L. F.
Co.;
Beame, City Comptroller, will re¬
Dated
2229—were awarded
&
Trust
City, N. Y.
—
J,
Sons; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; W.
basis
a
B.
Ingen & Co., Inc.; Wertheim
State
Offering
chase of
p.
price of 100.32,
a
.Corp.;
Co.; John Nuveen & Co.; Bache
E. Hutton
Albany,
of
Stone &
&
of about 3.06%.
& Dikeman.
196,
and
Bank
Louis;
St.
1991
Michigan
Guaranty Trust Com¬
Commercial
3.10s, at
(EST)
4—v.
of
Securities
Gibbons
Dec.
n-
(EST)
Monday, December 17, 1962
.
•
2330—were awarded to
Company
ceive
anticipation
Van
Hor
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; First
$240,000 school
offered
1962. Due
Weeks; Mercantile Trust
Company,
Webster
bonds.
sewer
National Bank in Dallas; First of
par.
of New York City, and
pany
Company, New York City. Legal¬
$1,800,000 bond
bonds
p.
ity approved by Sykes, Galloway
Buffalo, N. Y.
blower &
11
(P.O. Mooers), N. Y.
National
or
Note Sale—The
Dec.
Champlain
Phila¬
Inc.;
Corporation;
Hartford.
Central School Dist.
the Morgan
of
Stony
at
County,
price of
Chazy,
building
District Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
a
Sale—The
Bond
Offering—Beatrice Jayne,
11
offered
Co.,
000
Connecticut Bank & Trust
and
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
by
(P. O. Stony Brook), N. Y.
&
sealed bids until. 2 p.m.
Dec. 19 for the purchase of
Co., Inc.; A_. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
196, p. 2330—were sold to. the
No. 1
until
consolidated
bonds
refunding
Altona
No.
Securities
Weeden &
Sale—The $796,000 hous¬
Brookhaven and Smithtown,
bids
Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
dining
(Salomon
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Equitable
Rothschild
and
—v.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Bond
1961.
New
approved
Union Free Sch. Dist.
Interest A-O.
Blair
Bank and Trust
Dec. 12
purchase of $180,000 school
bonds.
1,
Long Island University (P. O.
Brooklyn), N. Y.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
on
April
reve¬
April 1 from 1964 to 2001
approved
Offering—Agnes C. Wolf,
(EST)
Jan. 3
on
& Wood.
(P. O. Snyder), N. Y.
bids until 2 p.m.
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
Amherst Common Sch. Dist. No. 18
Bond
nue
Due
Agency,
(EST)
purchase of $840,000
Co.;
Co.;
Hutzler; Barr Brothers
delphia National Bank.
(P. O. Brooklyn), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Edward M. Ful¬
build¬
ing revenue bonds offered Nov. 10
—v.
Pressprich'&
Brothers &
Long Island College Hospital
(P. O. Las Vegas), N. Mex.
Sale—The $650,000
of W.
basis
a
&
University, Board of Regents
Bond
100.24,
of
3.07%.
about
Highlands
<
..
—v.
Hudson, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Bettha O. Bon-
steel, Village Treasurer, will
ceive ' sealed
bids
until
1
to
196,
p.
2230—were
awarded
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
Northfield, Ohio
re¬
Bond
Offering—A. j. Lepri,
Dec. 17 for the purchase Village Clerk and Treasurer, will
of $110,340 limited tax bonds, as receive
sealed
bids
until' noon
(EST)
p.m.
on
follows:
(EST)
on
Dec. 27 for the
purchase'
'
Volume
196
6221
Number
'
I
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2535)
59
rx
of
bonds,
bonds offered Nov. 12—v. 196, p.
Nov.
on
Dec. 1
2028—were awarded to R. J. Ed-
sold
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Prin-
wards,
Finance Agency,
•construction
$45,930
Dated Jan. 1,
cipal and
the
at
1963.
Due
interest
National
First
Akron.
payable
(J-D)
Legality
of
Bank
approved
of
tary
196; p.
to
a
3%s, at
as
price
a
Bond Offering—Dona S.
Offering—Louise Kagner,
Borough School District
(CST)
of
Pennsylvania
Bond
000
Sale—An issue of $4,020,-
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.- $300,000 2s.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Farmers State Bank of
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
refunding
to
io
sold
was
syndicate
a
building
school
bonds
revenue
Dec.
on
headed
street
improvement
Dec.
offered
bonds
special
Sale—The $94,450
assessment
5—v.
awarded
2230—were,
196,: p.
J. / A.
to
White & Co,,.as- 2%s,
Due
Feb. 1 from
on
r
,200,000 2.60s.
J-D.
Walworth
Due
1fV70
,
Feb. 1, 1973
011
o1'
-p
u
fv?*
i
i
200,000 2.70s. Due on Feb. 1, 1975
and
1976
200 000
23As
at a price of
Due
1
Feb
on
and 4978.
T
/'"J
1977
'
100.44,
basis of about 2.67%.
a
Tulsa Ciunty
City School
Shelby
Ohio
District,
14 for
until Feb.
received
be
the
school
of-$1,900,000
purchase
No. 5
will
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
b°nds.
Bond
(P. O. Jenks), Okla.
School District,
tp
a
196,
Seasongood
Co,
314s, at
as
price of 100.38,
a
District
Bond
Clerk
of
Board
Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST)
of
on
Jan. 7 for the purchase
school
$935,000
Dec1.
1962.
Dated
bonds.
June and
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
1,
Due
on
...x
.1
...
x
/T
_____
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
the
at
Huber
Community
Heights, Dayton
pay-
7:30
until
of
$180,-
;
will
receive
sealed
pmi.
(EST)
of
chase
on
of
bids
until
Jan. 8 for the
$330,000
Dated Jan.
Education,
school
cipal and interest
on
of $42,537
Dated Feb. 1,
First
the
at
National
of
Bank
Offering—C.
ceive
on
bids
sealed
(EST)
of
C.
Ftorence)i
0
Oregon
Bond
bonds
incl.
as
C. S. McKee & Co.; Kay,
Richards & Co, and McKelvy &
until
1
p.m.
Dec. 27 for the purchase
$233,000
bonds,
Dec
Due
$150,000 improvement bonds.
Nov.
on
1
from
1963
to
to
196>
Township
NOV.
from
1
1963
1982
to
in-
elusive.
Dated
and
Di8trict No.
submitted
the
ity
Aug.
Willard
1,
United
approved
Principal
1962.
(M-N)
payable
Legal-
Bapk.
by Squire,
at
Sanders
and Dempsey.
war
Parkrose School
(P. o. Portland),
3
Offering
Bond
—
ceive
sealed
bids
Willoughby,
Bonds
Not
Ohio
Maxcine
Mrs.
8:00
p.m.
Turchase
of
$715,000 school bonds.
receive
Sold—No
bids
sewer
196,
bonds
offered
Dec.
2331.
p.
OKLAHOMA
Caddo
No.
6
(P. O. Apache), Okla.
Sale—The $140,000 school
were
im-
Nov. 19
Par'-'*
g—William
bids
until
for
8
7
1965
H.
pay-
Bank
$440,000
Legality approved by Chap-
price of 100.08,
a
follows:
$30,000 4*4s. Due
1964 to
210,000
3s.
Due
elec-
December 4—v. 196, p. 2131—were
awarded to
syndicate headed by
a
Stuart
Co,
&
Inc,
at
Jan.
on
from
1
1978 inclusive.
1979 to
Jan. 1 from
on
1983 inclusive.
50,000 3.40s. Due
offered
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1966
1967 to
Cutler.
&
of Dallas, at
net interest cost of about 3.24%
New
Bond Sale- -The $8,000,000
on
Jan. 1, 1984
on
Jan. 1, 1986
and 1985.
50,000 314s. Due
and 1987.
a
Price oi 100 03' a net 'Merest cost Hempstead Indep. School District,
of about 3.07%, as follows:
Texas
$590,000 3 14 s.
and
Due
1979 to
Due
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
on
on
on
chase
of
Dec.
until
p.m.
the
pur-
for
18
$275,000
re-
7:30
schoolhouse
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 196,3., Due on
Jan. 1 from
1993, inclusive.
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1993 inclusive.
The bonds
Other members of the syndicate:
at the
B. G. Caesar,
—
ceive sealed bids
(CST)
Jan. 1 from
1990, inclusive.
846,000 l/10s. Due
1991 to
Bond Offering
Superintendent of School, will
1968 to 1978,
•
Jan. 1, 1966
on
1967.
3,148,000 5s.
pur-
,
Payable
(J-J)
Chemical
3,416,000 3 14s. Due
<F"A>
to 1968,
trie power revenue bonds
p.m.
the
from
at the
Halsey,
Bell),
n
Jan.
on
gality
approyed
Townsend,
by
&
Co,
are
callable. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
purof-
«fi4 080 000
totaling
Sullivan
rick,
various
The
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
Co, Inc, A. G. Becker & Co,
Co, W. H. Morton
Inc, Roosevelt &
Cranston, R. I.
Sale
Pressprich
W.
R.
C. Allyn &
&
)
Bond
Corp,
A.
ISLAND
RHODE
awarded to
the
First
Lockhart
(P. O.
issue
Co,
&
Baxter
&
Agee & Leach, Hutchinson, Shockey & Co" Harkness & Hill, Inc.,
Authority
was
was
cnld
sold
building
nn
on
Nov
Nov.
(P.
Texas
Bond
Other members of the
Harris
composed
^
Trust
Northern
Trust
syndicate:
Superintendent
receive
(CST)
L.
Reynolds
Day,
Morton
H.
&
Co,
SOUTH
O.
(P. O. Union), S. C.
Bond Offering—Dr. P. K. Switzer,
of
sealed
bids until
svndi-
noon
(EST)
1
on
1963.
Haupt
Eastman
Co.; Ira
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; John Nu-
& Co.; White, Weld & Co,
Dated Jan. 1,
J
Due
on
Jan.
National
Arthur
State
Bank
(J-J)
Union
or
Le-
Vv
L-Lw
Sinkler, Gibbs
National Bank. Le¬
SOUTH
fin, Perry & Pohl.
Sale—The
$277,000
bonds
Bond
supply
(P. O. Chester), Pa.
revenue
DAKOTA
on
Jan.
1
from
1978 inclusive.
dor-
1981 inclusive.
1983
are
to
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1992
callable.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank, San Antonio.
Service Your Accounts
Quickly By Using Our
BANK & QUOTATION
RECORD
to 1986 inclusive.
Dec. 3
Sale —The
treatment
—
v.
196,
(Only $45
and 1988.
bonds
2330
offered awarded to Gefke & Co.
District No. 6
(P. O. Anahuac),
Texas
196,
bonds
p.
offered
2431—were
offered
—
were
This
give
Bond Sale—The $300,000
house
school-
Dec.
per
(Single Copy
School
Chambers County Common
on
bound
you
all
year)
—
$4)
will
publication
the
monthly prices
securities
listed
as
10—v.
awarded
to
Rotan, Mosle & Co, and McClung
well
as
those
"hard
Over-the-Counter
to
find'
quotations
"oxan, jvium, <» cu, jnu
Knickerbocker, at a price of
inftm
100.01, a ^ intprPRt rost nf ahout
a net interest cost of about
2.71%, as follows:
&
1964.
$85,000 water
p.
160,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1, 1987
$60,000 5s. Due on Dec. 1, 1963 and
Parker So. Dak.
Pennsylvania Military College
1963
90,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
call-
'
iqoo
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf-
Bond
Due
1964 to
are
Bank, Columbia,
Pnac.lpa1 an? 'ntf.rest, payableT at & Simons,
mitory
4s.
$95,000
on
payable at the Citizens & Southl¬
Ar™ur &iaie 5?
YYY gahty aPPr0ved
to
from
1
able. Principal and interest
ern
schoolhouse
15, 1962. Due
The bonds
a»cnn
2933 inclusive. The bonds
the Pittsburgh
receive
will
Trustees,
000 hospital bonds. Dated Jan, 1,
a
p.m.
Sr., Chairman of the District
Board
bonds
a
will
2
$500,000
30,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1, 1982.
of^ Arthurs, Le-
-,q6o
Bond Sale—An issue of
1964 to
County, Union Hospital
District
from
until
bids
Dec. 18 for the purchase
on
$900,000
Dated Dec.
15
Buckley,
125,000 314s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Dec. 20 for the purchase of $500,-
f
School District,
schoolhouse
1979 to
Union
Loeb
n
and
CAROLINA
Co. Inc.; Kuhn,
Co.;
&
Inc,
sealed
L.
Schools,
of
Texas
bonds was sold to
Co, Rowles, Winston & Co, as follows:
Weeks, Tucker, Anthony
syndi-
&
Alice Independent
Co, both of Chi¬
strange & Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
&
Bank,
Savings
G. H. Walker & Co, Horn-
R.
W.
and
Offering—J.
and interest
TEXAS
$5,902,-
revenue
29 to
29 t.o
as
basis
mg7>
$175,-
Greensburg), Pa.
000 school
Corporation,
Ereeman &» Go., Anderson &
Strudwick and Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co.
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson.
of
National Bank of Pitts3V8S, at a price of par.
School
syndicate headed by
Boston
blower &
as
Norwin
a
Independent School Dist.,
Cross, Fitzpat-
Co> Schwabacher & Co, Sterne,
of about 3.31%.
000( school bonds was sold to the
Union
County Indep. School Dist.
Bond
Sale—An
were
10—v.
1963.
Nashville, Tenn.
(
i
e r
sealed
(EST)
cago,
Beaver Falls), Pa.
Bond
q
submitted for the $42,000 sanitary
bids
$150,000
3 40g> at a price of
until
and Thomas & Co.
nu.
O f f
1
School
Reinhart, District Secretary, will
Thompson, District Clerk, will re-
veen
.„
the
for
Ot ' Blue
(P
Bond
p
Oregon
cate
interest
Sold—No
Bonds Not
First
the
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due on
1,
of
1982
inclusive.
83,000 sewerage bonds.
Jan.
Dated
Jan.
City.
Washington), Pa.
school
6_v
awarded
Multnomah County
burgh,
follows:
as
The
—
100,000 314s. Due
Upper Dublin
District (P. O.
Elliott & Munson.
Sa,e_The $325,000
offered
Hessler,
re¬
from
Coanty. Bank fd PhelpS' Fe"n & C°" C' J" DeVine ^ C"y Nati°"al Bank> HoustonMontgomery
Legality approved by Vinson,
97.j (p
PENNSYLVANIA
will
Additional Sale
a
'ne
D,s(r,cf No
Beaver Falls School District
Director,
Finance
1
_
pany
&
Bond
Sept.
on
,
Lane and Douglas Counties bchool loohcS.eitnuoC Co, Stone & Webster Securities
Trust Company, Norristown.
Le- &
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
City
Sept. 1, 1986
on
1987.
street improvement bonds offered
t
Due
lnterest
Legality approved by
Willard, Ohio
Tt
bonds.
payable at the
free & Rankin.
bonds.
Prin¬
Tennessee
•
Sept. 1 from
on
1985 inclusive.
to
1988 to 1990 inclusive.
Madison County (P. O. Jackson),
■*>
Sept. 1 from
on
215,000 3.40s. Due
for the purchase of $50,000 school
Principal'
10 years.
payable
(J-D)
.
tt
2,
ffol S(Jh°01 bon s.
Hated *eb 1, 19 3.
ue on
eb.
City Treasurer's office. Legality } fr°m 1964 ™ 1984 inclusive The
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Win- bonds are callable. Principal and
Due in
1963.
pur-
1,^1963. Due on Dec^l
from 1964 to 1985 inclusive.
Burton.
1
a
Co.; H. J. Steele & Co.; Hess,
Geauga School District
Board
Co
&
jno«
Whitpain Township School District
(PST)
p.m.
1977
&
Keller,
Rosie
—
and interest (F-A)
2230—were
of the
Clerk
Haupt
o
Sept. 1 from
Ingen & Co, Inc., A. E.
Bond Offering—H. Leroy Pope, at the same time were awarded
fasten & .C°.; Stroud & Co, Inc.; County Judge, will receive sealed to the First Southwest Company
Blair & Co ' Inc? Henry Harrls & bids until noon (CST) on Dec. 27 and the Texas Bank & Trust Com-
National Bank of Oregon, in Port(P. O. Chesterland), Ohio
land, and the Lane County Bank
Bond
Offering-H. K. Clark, of Florence.
,
West
Ir&
.
Tntfon
provement bonds offered
Co.
&
improvement bonds.
Bank,
-
rr
OREGON
Legality
approved by Peek, Shaffer & Williams.
issue
Jan. 7 for the purchase
Baldwin,
Offering—W. R.
of the
Co
&
Singer, Deane & Scribner; B. J.
follows:
on
inclusive.
345,000 3s. Due
man
City Recorder, will receive sealed
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
Sachs
Goldman,
Inc.;
a
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
TENNESSEE
Co,
Co.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
bids
of
rruutcerp
Stuart
&
1964 to 1971
and
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Halsey,
—V. 196, p. 2131.
Offering
Bank
York Trust Company, New York
Dempsey-Tegeler
Bond
National
Inc.;
purchase of
building bonds was sold
Robert L.
Wayne Township Local School
\ *
to
Co, and John B. Joyce
basis of about 3.22%.
a
000 school
First
able
Indep. School District
sale—An
-
Selby.
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey,
(P. O. Broken Bow), Okla.
Bond
as
3.30%,
at
net interest cost
780,000 314s. Due
4
0n
Inc.;
Co,
&
Mayer;
&
Conners &
&
Pohl
Phelps,
of
composed
& -Co.;
No. 3
Dec.
2230—were awarded
p.
group
Fenn
Tuha County
offered
improvement bonds
10—v.
Ohio
Dec.
Principal and interest
$140,000 school bonds.
Sale—The $840,000 school
offered
ton, Colket & Co.; Poole & Co.;
for the
20
the
Waggener,
a
340,000 314s. Due
Superintendent
County
Dec.
\
\
&
price of 100.02,
2331—were awarded to
p.
a
First
Company, Goodbody &
Austin
ker,
c
Grant & Remington, Inc.; Pening-
sch00is> wni receive sealed bids
until
Bond
hart & Johnson.
196,
to
the
of
Co., Rotan, Mosle & Co,, and Wal¬
29
Schubert,
Offering.— C.
Assistant
0f
Indep. School District
'
Tipp City Exempted Village
v.
system
Dec. 4—v.
awarded
composed
Southwest
Sale—The $160,000 school
building bonds
Lock-
Pomeroy,
No.
$2,000,000
sewer
2131—were
$320,000 4%s. Due
(P. O. Java), So. Dak.
Bond
p.
Sons, Inc.; Cunningham, Schmertz
-
;
County, Java Indep.
School District
i
196,
group
of about
Danforth.
National Bank. Legality approved
Kirkpatrick,
bonds. Dated
revenue
The
_
bonds offered
revenue
Legality approved by Dan-
forth &
1962.
Other members of the syndicate:
u
^
$1,175,000
Sale
electric, water and
Dec. 27 for the purchase
by
,
2/^s. Due,on Feb. 1,1971
oni
v
Feb. 1 from
on
on
by
Thomas & Co. Dated Dec. 1
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
200,000
Orrville, Ohio
-Bond
300,000 2.30s.
Legality approved by
Englewood.
Due
1967 inclusive.
1965 to
Brown,
Be5: \< 19"' Due on Dec 1 from
1964 to 2001, inclusive.
Interest
Jan. 14 for the purchase
on
Garland, Texas
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
Edwards, Inc., at a price of par, Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to i984
of $945,000 school bonds. Dated a net interest cost of about 2.61%, inclusive^ Principal and interest
Dec. 1, 1962.
Due on June and as follows:
.(J-D) payable at the Pittsburgh
(EST)
Regents
(P. O. Pierre), S. D.
will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
11
composed of the Harris
group
Home
and
Authority (P. O. Pittsburgh),
awarded
2431—were
Trust & Savings Bank of1 Chicago;
Clerk of the Board of Education, 'City National Bank & Trust ComWill receive sealed bids until noon .pany of Kansas City, and R. J.
Bond
1926—were
p.
Housing
of
par.
sani¬
bonds offered I)ec.
sewer
the
Dakota Board
Plum
Bond Sale—Thb $1,400,000
—v.
(P. O. Clayton), Ohio
Na-
First
Stillwater, Okla.
by-
Local School District
the
and
tional Bank of Apache.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Northmont
Inc.,
12—v., 196,
to
South
or
B.
25 Park
120,000 214 s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1965
Write
WILLIAM
to
1968
call:
DANA CO.
Place
New York 7, N.
inclusive.
REctor 2-9570
'120,000 2%s. Due
on
Dec. 1 from
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Y.
60
Legality
Spence
(2536)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Gibson,
by
approved
Bond
(CST)
Dec. 17 for the purchase of
bonds.
revenue
1962.
1981
Due
inclusive.
terest
Dated
June 1 from
on
on
$150,-
Dec. 1,
1963
to
Principal and in¬
Legality
by
Crowe,
price
Bank
offered
of
of
100.007,
at
a
&
$224,000
5s.
Due
1964 to
448,000
awarded
1,328,000
Jan.
on
1
from
1
Salt
Due
Jan,
on
from
District
Due
County,
1
school
4—v.
Other members of the syndicate:
to
Sale
196,
Bank
Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Howard,
of about
2.53%,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.;
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams
& Purcell, Inc.; Columbian Securi¬
$389,000 3^4s. Due
$835,000
$520,000
improvement
Dated
Dec.
March
10
10,
bonds.
1962.
from
inclusive. The bonds
able.
Due
1964
Principal
to
are
on
19921
call¬
Victoria
315,000
>>
Bank
of
bonds.
revenue
Jan.
1,
from
The
1963.
1963
bonds
Due
to
July
on
1990
Bond
Dated
1
inclusive.
Sale—The
$1,400,000
schoolhouse bonds offered Dec. 10
—v.
196,)
to
syndicate
a
2332—were awarded
p.
composed
of
John
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce &
Co.; Commerce Trust Company of
the
Kansas
National
of
merce
approved
callable. Prin¬
Bank
of
Houston.
by
Com¬
Legality
Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls.
Port
Bond
Meyer,
sealed
City
bids
purchase
ment
Arthur,
Texas
of
of
Clerk,
until
will
Jan.
3
$5,361,000
bonds,
receive
for
from
improve¬
$2,387,000
sewer
follows: >,:f
system bonds.
1,647,000
water
system
net
a
37/ss.
as
Due
1964 to
interest
Continental
Co.;
&
J.
A.
Co.;
on
A.
Lake
on
to
and
&
and
1966
Trust
Co.,
Blair
3.10s.
Due
Jan.
on
15
'I Bond
Town
School
Sale—The
offered
5—v.
awarded
Moseley & Co.,
as
school
196,
S.
to
3.20s, at
Bond
bonds
Due
as
Jan.
Due
Sale
offered
15,
Sale
bonds
-
The
offered
&
The
—
Dec.
the
1
a
-
cost
to
196,
a
The
p.
group
Trust
(J-J)
of
about
Korra,
Pacific
improvement
Jan.
1
from
1964
to
on
Jan.
Bond
1
from
550,000
water
and
sewer
$385,000 2.70s, due
1 from 1964 to 1978
R.
Chicago
1979
to
000
Offering
school
to
Jan.
Due
1982
Legality
April
inclusive.
inclusive;
*
S.
Dickson & Co., Inc.
Wm. A. Fuller & Co.
Co., Inc.
Baker, Simonds & Co.
King and Company
Hartford
Coburn &
Houston
Middlebrook, Inc.
A. G. Edwards & Sons
Indianapolis
John A. Kemper & Co.
City, Mo.—Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Inc.
Kansas City, Mo.......
H. O. Peet & Co.
Los Angeles
Currier & Carlsen,
Incorporated
Kansas
Louisville
The Kentucky
Company
Piper, J affray & Hopwood
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Inquiries
Invited
Purchase
Blocks
or
of
Pittsburgh.
on
H. A. Riecke &
Salt Lake
Stocks
Co., Inc.
________Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Portland, Oregon
Sale of
..Black
City
San Antonio
&
Co., Inc.
Edward L. Burton & Co.
___Dewar, Robertson
San Francisco
St. Louis
& Pancoast
..........Sutro & Co.
—
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co., Inc.
Washington, D. C.
Rouse, Brewer, Becker & Bryant, Inc.
Troster, Singer & Co.
Members: New York
Security Dealers Association
74
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y. "
Telephone HAnover 2-2400
.
Teletype 212-571-1780; 1781; 1782
"'1
1
Irvin
1
Jan.
from
Interest
approved
Dallas Union Securities
Company
Rapids
Mrs.
—
bonds.. Dated
on
Vercoe & Co.
Dallas
Your Orders Invited
Piynette),
Herriott & Clemons.
J. N. Russell &
Detroit
Institutions
Vienna
sealed
bonds,
on
Columbus, O
Grand
and
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Dec. 18 for the purchase of $900,-
Inclusive.
Cleveland
Dealers & Financial
the
Lothe, District Clerk, will receive
1978
Primary Markets in Over-the-Counter Securities
For Banks, Brokers
at
Towns, Joint School District
2.78%,
1963.
11—
on
Wisconsin
1983
for
call¬
Principal and
payable
No. 10 (P. O.
public
due
$1,000,000
are
on
in¬
WISCONSIN
Private Wires to:
the
bonds
1983
Arlington and Pounette Villages,
Arlington, Leeds, Lowville, De
Nolan,
bonds, for $400,000 2.70s, due
price
to
&
Chicago, F. W.
Folger,
follows:
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
follows:
Atlanta
Large
1965
on
$1,-
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1978 incL
interest
5—v.
as
of
165,000 refunding bonds. Due
from
1
inclusive; and $150,000 2.90si
Dec.
bonds,
from
clusive.
$1,100,000
Harris
of
Co.,
interest
on
Bond
school
Jan.
on
awarded
of
$550,000
Rocky Mount), Va.
on
school
purchase
able.
Fleming & Co., Inc., and MasonHagan, Inc., at a price of 100.13, a
Franklin\ County (P. O.
1983 and 1984.
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1983 inclusive.
2028—were
VIRGINIA
15,
on
the
receive
(PST)
$1,700,000 series A bonds. Due
p.
F.
for
Sievers,
will
Dated Jan. 1,1963.
net
$41,000
Dec.
Dist.
Vt.
1964
Williamsburg, Va.
Craigie
O. Perkinsville),
2332—were
15
1981 and 1982.
3.20s.
1978
3s.
1979 to
from
Jan.
to
250,000
Na¬
Allan
1,
Treasurer,
Jan.
650,000 2%s. Due
Sons;
Jan.
on
r
1965.
Com¬
Everett),
Offering—Verne
20
865,000
$100,000 6s. Due
of
Washington
V;'
follows:
as
3
Everett School
District No. 2 (P.O.
were
im¬
Dec.
awarded
Bank
Dec.
composed
inclusive.
We Make
Bank
&
National
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
2.89%,
O.
in Seattle.
Bond
Co.; Laidlaw
Edwards
City
the
2332—were
p.
County
of par.
Due
375,000
Illinois
&
—
on
incL
$120,000
offered
Snohomish County,
offered
2231
p.
bonds
Company of Winston-Salem,
1
June
on
Co.
(P.
1970 inclusive.
1980
653,000 drainage system bonds.
G.
Continental
bonds
Jan.
1971
265,000
Hogle
Weathersfield
cost
to
and
June 1,1969.
on
196,
(P.
Abbott, Proctor & Paine, at a
price of 100.07, a net interest cost
Trust
follows:
Due
Sale —The
196,
—v.
$1,000,000
bonds
Kennewick
provement
awarded to the Wachovia Bank &
a
VERMONT
follows:
575,000 3s.
bonds.
674,000 street bonds.
par,
the
as
at
Co.; R. A. Underwood
about 3.13%,
$185,000
21/2S.
—
The
—
due
1983
Kennewick), Wash.
of about
Chicago,
as
Sale
Savings Bank
Co.; Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc., and M. E. Allison Co., at a
of
price of
(P. O. Richmond),
v.
6
tional Bank & Trust Co., Chicago;
C. J. Devine &
Co.; Wertheim &
&
&
price
Offerin g—Ernest W.
&
Co., and
a
2.90s,
1979 to
WASHINGTON
of
Bond
Dec.
net interest cost
a
$165,000
1 from
Port
County, Tuckahoe Sanitary
system
Other members of the syndicate:
City; Russ & Co.; Rowles,
Winston
&
Lee, Inc., at
drainage
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.
Salt
Nuveen &
cipal and interest payable at
are
5,200,000
York;
Texas
Houston.
$5,589,000
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., New
Indep. School District#
payable at the First City Na¬
tional
Bank, Fort Worth;
ties
Corporation of Texas, and
Peter, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
interest
and
&
Cassell
merce,
The
of
17
follows:
Wa¬
Virginia
syndicate headed by the First
a
National
bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
as
F.
District "A"
1819—were awarded
p..
price of 100.008,
National
School
Granite
—
City National Bank, Houston;
bonds,
C.
Mason
building bonds offered Dec.
First
of
McClung
Co.,
Bond
City Manager, will receive sealed
purchase
&
(P. O. Salt Lake City),
Bond
Jan.
on
Jan.
the
Utah
1979 inclusive.
3V8S.
Lake
First
the
p.
Knickerbocker, Inc,
Henson,
for
to
196,
and
of
104.59.
1972 inclusive.
3s.
1973 to
&
Neberland, Texas
B.
4—v.
2332—were awarded to
composed
p.
UTAH
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
Offering—D.
2332—were
Dec.
group
Monday, December 17, 1962
chovia Bank & Trust Company of
Winston-Salem, Francis I. duPont
Sale—The $100,000 school
offered
196,
a
Henrici
Horton.
Bond
Bond
bonds
follows:
as
v.
interest
net
a
Indep. School District,
Texas
Dec. 6
awarded
Dallas,
3.15%,
Weslaco
$2,000,000
2332—were
cost of about
McCall,
McCall
bonds
p.
National
Company, Chicago.
approved
Parkhurst,
The
—
syndicate headed by the First
a
(J-D) payable at the Sears
Bank & Trust
196,
—v.
to
be received until 4 p.m.
000
Sale
schoolhouse
McAllen, Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
'
Tyler Indep. School District, Texas
Gibson.
&
...
.
by
1,
1964
A-O.
Quarles,
@FedFRASER