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Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Volume
Number
198
York 7, N.
New
6321
FINANCIAL FIELD
IN THE
PUBLICATION
INFORMATIVE
MOST
AND
LEADING
THE
ESTABLISHED 1839
...
Price
Y., Monday, December 2, 1963
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
R.
SEC REGISTRATIONS
The
The
A" covering
underwriting.
are
to be used
to purchase membership in commodity
and for advertising, equipment, working capital and
corporation
Proceeds
exchanges,
other
corporate
All
principally
St.,
Y„
N.
plans
to
corporation
brokers.
&
Co..
Inc.,
Proceeds
in
Bryna
for
W.
italian
certain
at
Filing—
'
obtain
to
"Reg.
a
Consolidated
credit,
of
for
Registered—
a
,
water
holding
utility
used
ds
company
Equipment & Plastics Corp.—SEC Regis¬
1963, it
registration
27,
its
corporation
of
$250,000
at
Nov.
on
convertible
20,
The offering
curities Corp., Raleigh, N. C.
Proceeds
Food
operation of
Fort
The
of
Julian
will
statement
be
Manufacturing Co.—SEC Registra¬
Fence
on
Nov.
its
29,
been
offered
covering
offered
be
to
Carolina Se¬
by
N.
is
C.,
in
engaged
the
share,
per
196.
through
Netherlands
Securities
2375.
p.
Plastics
Northern
extensions
.
The company, 2nd and Market Sts., LaCrosse, Wis., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Nov. 21 covering 120,000 shares
public sale by the present
holders
thereof
through Shearson, Hammill & Co., 14 Wall St.,
New York, and Loewi <fc Co!, Inc., 225 East Mason St., Milwaukee,
Wis., underwriters.
The offering price (maximum $18 per share)
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
No
part of. the proceeds will be received by the company.
stock,
common
Prudential
to
be
offered
for
Incorporated in Wisconsin in 1945, the company manufactures
plastic laminates to customer specification and, through
subsidiaries, does electrical insulation and specialty parts fab¬
its
its
also
and
urer
the
company
196
and
the
as
James S. Gelatt, president, treas¬
P. Labus, vice-president and director,
stockholders.
Officers and directors of
beneficially and of record, 306,160 of the 426,-
specification.
to
director,
listed
are
outstanding
Otto
selling
own,
Nov.
on
shares
18,
filed
1963,
be
offered
for
to
shares
of
stock.—V.
common
198,
p.
Proceeds
Fort
be
to
are
Apache
of
used
at
without
$1,
20th
317
corporate
Yuma, Ariz.,
Ave.,
development and exploration of oil and
Industrial
The
The company of 735 S. W.
tration
public
statement
with
Morrison, Portland, Ore., filed a regis¬
SEC on Nov.; 27 covering
a
proposed
stock ($100 par ) and
Lehman Brothers will
the
offering
of 60,000 shares of preferred
$14,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1989.
manage
In
the underwriting.
the
of
case
the
In This
gas
purposes.
is
engaged' in
units
Nov.
on
shares
common
18,
and
issue,
preferred
proceeds will be
qf 10 preferred shares and
motion,
used
to
Issue
other
Grand
1972
of
Ave.,
equipment
mechanical
International
450,000
and
at $120.75
equipment, sales pro-,
Paul, Minn.,
St.
landing
for
and
is
in the
engaged
launching
of
aircraft,
composed
be
stocksri—V. 197,
primarily
of'equities, including common
961.
p.
re-
Exchange (Stocks).
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange._
company
Milling Co.—Common
Registered—,
terms
amendment.
the
Of
246.805
and
company
and
Kidder,
total,
shares
offering
Peabody
203,195
by
price
&
shares
49
Stock
Co.,
will
be
sold
Un¬
$35)
will
is
Inc.,
be
the
supplied
principal
underwriter.'
is
International
of
one
world's
the
operations in five countries.—V.
Key
Finance
Nov.
26,
198,
Corp.—SEC
the
1963,
largest
flour
millers
with
99.
p.
Withdrawn
its
:
Exchange.
Stock
Montreal
Stock
Canadian
Dow-Jones
38
Exchange
38
36
39
39
40
Exchange....
Exchange.....
Stock
Market
44
...
corporation
undivided
real
involved.
Proceeds
SEC Index of Stock Prices..
Exchange
American
Stock
Christmas
and
other
of
4V2
The
at
until
used
on
shares
to
are
for
land
corporate
real
purchase,
Fargo, N.
estate,
1794.
p.
equipment,
work¬
purposes.
Broadway,
and
D.,
is
engaged
planting
and
in, the
sale
of
Nov.
13,
filed
1963
be
offered
used
to
be
for
at
debt
a
"Reg.
without
capital.
Mono-Twin
develop
an
of
202
N
Canon
advanced; type
Narragansett
company,
Electric
Dr.,' Beverly
commercial
15
Hills,
aircraft
Co.—Bonds
headquartered at
State
and
Dividends
Federal
A" covering
underwriting.
repayment,
and
working
$1,
Calif.,
plans
engine.
St.,
Dec;
tion.
the company's
holders
property and
transportation of persons,
6,679,430
to
shares
of common
stock, it
entered
has
into a Nov.
1963 loan agreement
with
As
1,
1966,
and
payment
integral part
first borrowing
an
and the banks will terminate the banks' commitment to take
company's right to deliver the remaining $9,500,000 of
B Serial Notes heretofore scheduled for
delivery in 1964.
Pursuant to an agreement with insurance companies, the com¬
57
Declared
11
and
Statement
Reserve
of
Member
Banks
Statement
—
of Condition
Reserve
Banks
credit
The
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking, Fund Notices 48
The
Course of
Bank
Clearings
described
'
above.
arranged to finance part of the purchase
price of three Boeing 707-331C cargo jet aircraft, together with
certain parts and equipment, to be delivered in the second quarter
of 1964 by a conditional sales contract.
70# of the purchase price
(or a maximum of $15,750,000) will be financed by the conditional
sales contract and
will be repayable in 20 equal semiannual in¬
48
48
of the
—
will sell an additional $27,000,000 of Series B Sinking Fund
during 1964.
These notes will be secured under the senior
and will not be refunded by notes issued under tne bank
indenture
of
Ls._
Foreign Exchange Rates
Federal
pany
Notes
Payable
System
the
Series
2
City Bond Offerings
Consolidated
Twelve
and
1
company
stallments
47
has
beginning Jan. 15, 1965. The
at 5% #
per
annum, the
interest
bear
first ten installments will
next four at 5 ,-2 y per
and the last six at 6#> per annum. The company
commitment fee of
one-half of 1#
from May 31,
annum,
Registered—
Westminster
the
as
pany
Investment News..
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Condition
7
in
addition
In
company
installment
38
Miscellaneous Features
18,
1963
filed a
"Reg. A"
covering
interests, each equivalent to one acre
$495' per" unit.
No underwriting is
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
common
Proceeds
S.
qf lake shore
trees—V. 193,
Mono-Twin
75,000
fee
engaged
air.
trustees
voting
thereafter on a fixed four year quarterly
basis until Dec. 1, 1970, the date of expira¬
of these financing arrangements, on or
before the
the company will repay all outstanding
6#
Series A Serial Notes in the amount of $26,000,000 and 5V2V0
Series B Serial Notes in
the amount of $29,900,000.
The com¬
Exchange.... 38
Transactions
is
bv
of
the
outstanding
The
38
...
Transactions New York Stock
General Corporation and
be
to
are
capital
Nov.
estate
'
■
Minnesota
acquisition
on
fractional
Minnesota
...
being offered to the holders of
record at the close of business on
are
a
group
of banks providing for a credit of $100,000,000. .It is
contemplated that the first borrowing thereunder will be made on
or
before Dec. 31,
1963.
The credit will be on a revolving basis
38
Bond Averages.,
and
37
37
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Ave.,
$365,200,000 of notes and debentures, excluding
$100,000,000 of 6Va%
subordinated income debentures due 1978.
The net proceeds from the subscription offer will be added to the
company's general funds and will be available for any corporate
purpose.
The company is in the process of acquiring jet aircraft
which
will
require
expenditures
of
approximately $154,300,000
from Sept. 1,
1963, through 1965.
The sources of funds for these
expenditures and for other expenditures for aircraft through 1966
are
expected to be from the (sale of debentures, including those
sold to Hughes Tool C6.. bank borrowings under new bank credit,
conditional sale arrangements, sale of additional Series B Sinking
Fund Notes, and cash generated by the business.
has
37
:
Exchange..
Pacific Coast Stock
mail
Minnesota Tree Farms, Inc.—-"Reg» A" Filing—
The
stock
than
TWA
37
.....
Exchange.
Over-the-Counter
Registration
withdrew
32
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
Toronto
registration state¬
ment
originally filed with the SEC on June 7, 1963. which cov¬
ered 80,000 common shares to have been offered publicly, through
Myron A. Lomasney & Co.. New York.—V. 197, p. 2463.
company
Stock
Stock
Midwest
14
Exchange..
Exchange
Stock
Detroit
stockholders.
certain
(max.
380 Madison
with the SEC on
of
Dec. 3. 1963;
of record of 5,221,301
shares
(78.23#)
of common
stdck (Hughes Tool Co. being the
beneficial owner of the voting
trust certificates issued with re¬
spect to said shares).
Pursuant to a debenture purchase agree¬
ment between the company and Hughes Tool Co., the company on
Oct. 21, 1963, sold $30,000,000 aggregate principal amount of the
debentures to Hughes Tool at a price equal to 100#
of the princi¬
pal amount plus accrued interest thereon from Oct. 1, 1963, to
the date of purchase. «•'
26
National
for Rights Offer'g
New York, filed a registra¬
tion statement
Nov. 22, 1963, covering $8,500,000
of
5%#
convertible subordinated debentures due Oct.
1, 1983.
to be offered
for subscription by its common stockholders.
The
offering will be made at a subscription price of $101.37 per $100
of
debentures
(representing 100#
of the principal- amount plus
accrued
interest
from Oct.
1,
1963, to Dec. 27, 1963), on the
basis of $100 principal amount of debentures for each 18 shares of
common
stock held of record at the close of business on Dec. 3,
1963.
Certificates evidencing rights include a subscription privilege
at the same price, -subject to allotment.
The debentures are con¬
vertible into common stock at $22.00
per share through Oct.
1,
1983,
The rights offering will expire on Dec. 27, 1963.
No under¬
writing is involved.
The
PAGE
New York Stock
Boston
devices.
shares.
common
the
derwriting
The
will
the Fund
of
results
investment
issued by the Prudential which provide
payments or values to vary to reflect the
the Investment .Fund. The investments
of
contracts
amount of
..
offered
The company, of 1200 Investors Building,
Minneapolis, filed a
registration'statement with the SEC on Nov. 29,
1963
covering
to
and
-
dollar
the
The debentures
Cincinnati
ing
designed
sharing
themselves
for
variable
All
for
covering
be
to
and working capital.
products,
new
industrial of
manufacture
of
on
Nov.
Contracts
employees.
Stock and Bond Quotations
A"
shares
100 common shares,
■
590
America—- Variable
of
Plaza,
SEC
Annuity
are
and- profit
common
"Reg.
a
preferred
"
/
to fund and provide benefits under
plans established by self-employed in-:
their employees pursuant to the SelfEmployed Individuals Tax Retirement Act of 1962. That act ex¬
tended
to self-employed persons certain
of the tax benefits that
had previously
been available only in connection with retirement
plans
established
by corporate
and other employers for their
contracts
dividuals
leases.
1963,. filed
16,500
per unit.
No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds are to be used for new plant
On
the
with
Retirement
sales
The
the
Kinetics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
165.000
by
Co.
and reconstruc¬
Newark, N. J., filed a registra¬
27, 1963 covering Group
to be offered publicly by
agents, without underwriting.
Prudential
company,
other
by
present
517.
A"" covering
underwriting.
"Reg.
a
general
'
and
the
Insurance
statement
pension
industrial
rication,
estimated at $9,000,000, will cover niain
distribution system and into new
program,
within
Annuity Contracts Registered—
Variable
tration
of
business is the distribu¬
the States of Oregon and Wash¬
principal
Co.'s
Gas
ington. Its service area is located for the most part in the Williamette Valley, with Portland as its metropolis.
The company's 1964
tion
Corp.—Common Registered—
Oil & Gas, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Apache
common
remaining
5V»% first
the proceeds from the sale of the new securities
the company's 1964 construction program.
adjacent areas, new services, meters and regulators,
tion of mains and services.—V. 198, p. 2031.
$8.75
at
York.—V.
New
to
Natural
tion of natural gas to customers in
27, 1963, it was reported that the company had with¬
registration statement originally filed with the SEC oh
1962,
which
covered
100,000
common
shares to have
Nov.
drawn
of
applied
Northwest
construction
National
chain of supermarkets;'
a
corporation
300.000
underwritten
Salisbury,
Road.
1973.
A"
"Reg.
1
Nov.
repayment, and working capital.
to be used for debt
are
Town
due
be
will
a
filed
1963,
debentures
($500).
par
in
borrowings
the company's construction program.
The
will be used to redeem a similar amount of
Any balance
was
Northwest Natural Gas Co.—Preferred, Bonds Reg.
Stores, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
$6,500,000 will be
which were incurred
issue,
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—Files
Food Town
The
of
bank
short-term
prepay
stock.
preferred
series
5.75#
$104 per share.
at
mortgage bond
first
bonds. If market conditions are unfavorable, the sale of
the $7,000,000 principal amount of new first mortgage bonds and
the proposed redemption of the old bonds will be withdrawn.
1432.
p.
to
Northwest's
of
the
of
/
SEC FILINGS
•
series is callable
case
part
The
which owns all
of the outstanding common
stock of five subsidiaries located in
California, Indiana,
Michigan, Missouri and Ohio.
These subsid¬
iaries are engaged principally, in. the
collection, purification, dis¬
tribution and sale of water tor public and private use.
Total oper¬
ating revenues for the 12 months ended Aug. 31, 1963 amounted to
$2,036,000 and net income available to the common stock totaled,
$172,000.
'
Net proceeds from the offering will be applied to the repayment
of'an equivalent amount of the company's short-term bank loans,
which at Oct. 31, 1963 totaled $1,210,000.
Of these loans, $700,000
represented borrowings incurred to finance the acquisition by the
company
on
July 31, 1963 of its California subsidiary.—V. 191,
is
the
In
shares
50,000
This 5.75'4
$7,000,000
reported that the company had with¬
originally filed with the SEC
on
Sept. 28, 1961, which covered 105,000 common shares to have
been offered at $5 per share, through Cortlandt Investing Corp.,
New York.—V.'194, p. 1549.
—v
Nov.
drawn
Co.,
early January.
Consolidated
National
offices
open
The company
of 327 . South La. Salle St., Chicago, 111., filed a
registration statement with the SEC relating, to a proposed public
offering of 36,000 shares of common stock.
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Inc., New York, will manage the offering which is tentatively sched-,
uled
30,
tion Withdrawii-
Co.—Common
Water
be used for the payment of
1963, the company had outstand¬
will
sale
of Sept.
tration Withdrawn—
Burns
v
letters
the
from
As
notes.
.
C.
S.
proceeds
net
deem
Copy
a
mortgage
covering
A"
through
$4.
Kong, and increase working capital.
34th St.. N. Y., acts as a sales representative
manufacturers of women's shoes.
Hong
47
of
used
be
filed
1963
offered
' '
.
to
are
21,
be
to
Y.
N.
and
Italy
Nov,
on
shares
common
operations
start
Bryna International Corp.—"Reg. A"
The
75.000
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 26 cover¬
$11,100,000 of short-term notes.
ing
On
Broad
25
commodity
as
"Reg.
a
purposes.
of
State,
filed
1963
18.
Nov.
on
a
short-term
shares to be offered at $6, without
30,000 common
filed
I.,
INSURANCE
•
ing $5,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series F, due Jan. 1. 1994,
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding on Jan. 14, 1964.
Commodity Traders, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
All State
INDUSTRIAL
PUBLIC UTILITY •
•
$1.60
a
the
Providence,
..
unused
'• "•/ 7
''
part
'
'
of
the
'
credit.—V. 198, p. 1940.
"■
/'
;
,
will pay
196J,
on
■
'
/;
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
1963,
26,
Nov.
the
Withdrawn—
with the SEC on
eivd 150,000 common shares to have been offered
Bache & Co., New York.—V. 198, p,
1940,
News of Business
by
William
T.
publicly, through
and Finance
$2,427,000
A-M
at
in
____
before
Provision
Industries, Inc.—Net,
Sales Higher-
earnings were $5,491,000 or $1.88 per share for
first six months (ended Oct. 31) of the current fiscal year, it
net
consolidated
the
were
against
$45,009,000
Municipal Financing Ahead
reduced upon receipt
the Friday prior to
Thanksgiving. The lightening swiftness of the event and the news that followed
benumbed almost all human activity as disbelief fought a losing battle against
and municipal capital financing was further
the horrid news of President Kennedy's assassination
issue corporate
of
tragedy.
acceptance of the awesome
reacted with acute speed to
A free, competitive mar¬
ignorance, and when ob¬
jectivity is replaced by emotionalism. The short-sighted small investor, as it
turned out, panicked and threw the market into a maelstrom. Under those con¬
ditions, until reason reappeared—which subsequently it did—it was necessary for
the market to be closed.
Thus, among the few larger financings planned for
Thanksgiving week which were postponed was the $53.4 million State of Minne¬
sota refunding and school bonds held over until Dec. 10. The Treasury held up its
money market financing but one day as did the Federal Home Loan Bank with
its originally scheduled Nov. 26 $764 million in two issues of nine-month and
two-years-and-eight-month notes. Both the government and municipal markets
remained undisturbed.
Those actions were in response to the immediate be¬
havior and influence of the small investor in the stock market. AH market
activity, of course, was inhibited on Monday, Nov. 25, the official day of
mourning for the President. But it was already more than evident by then
that the investment sense displayed by the larger investor was attracting the
attention of the numerous small sellers, and that the entire market would come
back to make up for its immature behavior when the market opened the next
day Tuesday, Nov, 26—^8 it more than did.
*
.
, ,
Previously scheduled flotation plans for this week and the succeeding
ones have not
been altered and those soliciting tenders have as quickly for¬
gotten their initial fear of the Friday panic-stricken stock market mob frenzy
'*as have the instigators of that fear, the fact that they panicked.
As
expected, there was one area that
to be
was
tragic, infamous deed. That was the stock market.
ket cannot function when knowledge is replaced by
the
that
fact
negotiated, three competitive and one rights offering of senior
securities, and about $22 million in equities of which, in
secondary.
fixed interest
turn, one is a
gas transmission company in conjunction
offerings and one is an ICC registered
5
-
(December 2):^
- v..
rights offering shares of AMERICAN REALTY TRUST in the form
via Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. for the owners on Nov. 27
record day; and another rights offering of 125,000 shares of SECURITY
TITLE & SECURITY CO. common via Hanseatic Corp.
132,000
today
Tuesday (December 3):
$35 million first mortgage bonds and 150,000 preferred shares of TEN¬
NESSEE TRANSMISSION CO. via Stone & Webster Securities Corp., and
White, Weld & Co. rated Moody's Baa, S & P's
tion, if any, to be determined today; $50 million
!
BBB with call protecPACIFIC NORTHWEST
BELL TELEPHONE CO. debentures foir competitive bidding with 5-year
call protection and rated triple-A across the board; $8.5 million TRANS
WORLD AIRLINES, INC. 5%% convertible subordinated debentures offer¬
ing to stockholders with no underwriting; 200,000 shares of LIFE INSUR¬
ANCE CO. OF FLORIDA via Pierce, Wulbern, Murphey, Inc., Jacksonville,
Florida.
"""•
>
,
■**{
.
NEVADA; $3,875,000 HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILL.; $3.7
GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH.
carefully matured
capitalism."
million SALT LAKE
series B debentures via
trust certificates; and 150,000 secondary SHIPPERS DISPATCH GO. com-?
mon via Franks I. duPont. A. C. Allvn. Inc.
\
Also, 10 million BOWLING GREEN. OHIO: $4,875.0^0 TNDIANAPOLTS
DISTRICT,
BOISE SCHOOL DISTRICT,
ohio.
(December
Fridav (December 6):
.
\
:
-A
A.---
&
;
J
i
r
;
.
..*■
-A.
& CO., LTD. common via Blyth
■.
8,500 secondary shares of BREWER
(C.)
Co., and Butcher & Sherrerd.
Other offerings during the
week
may
be made by BERGEN DRUG CO., INC.,
which—through F. Eberstadt fr Co.—plans to issue $1,250,000 5%% convertible
subordinated debentures and 125,000 secondary shares of class A common with
proceeds to
tration
of
effective
the
$3.5
last
s^h'ng
million
week
is
owners
in
units
and
of
expected to
3i710,000
3,261,839
3,033,644
$2.35
-
_
share—_____
$2 18
—
and
operating
for
revenues
the
nine
months
ended
in
plummeted
panic-stricken
a
nose-dive,
not, the company. OKLIANA CORP. regis¬
and common which was declared
preferred
be offered today.
driven than their
mature and less emotion
supposedly anchor
and
•
v
sector of
our
society
under¬
o<f the
"peoples
—
'
<•
of the stock.market cycle, it was
episodic
occur¬
attitude, of course, came from believing all the grown-up
things said about today's supposedly superior breed of investors. The fact that
a
decent interval for reflection brought sense to the mob-reaction attests to
the belief that ultimately
good
sense
Compared to former Presi¬
does prevail.
dent Eisenhower's two crises, this greater
shock took less time then heretofore
to
day of mourning,
Following the week-ago
right itself.
the stock market
opened-up on Tuesday surging with all the evidence of full faith and confidence
in our political and economic institutions.
The DJIA rose 32.03 points for an
historic record one-day rise and paper profits advanced $15 billion. Whether
unimportant; the emotionally panic-stricken reaction
important. Chief Justice Warren, in his
the market rose or.,not is
the President's
to
senseless demise is
splendid Eulogy called iQf our learning past lessons with regard to unlawful,
physical violence./We could couple to that another lesson, applicable to that
part of the investment community who cannot keep their heads and endanger
\
the entire investment market place.
The foul blot on our
could differ
What
learn
must
we
the
face
must
we
any deleterious affect upon the course of
in developing a mass of small investors
of making them professional investors or
problem
subjected to the tail wagging the
COMPETITIVE
dog in any future crisis.
2-Dec.
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Total Bonds
Stocks.
$1.28,350,000
$95,083,000
$224,033,000
$22,000,000
140,852,000
185,058,000
05,870,000
320,510,000
52,315,000
237,825,000
109,975,000
7
Dec.
9-Dec.
235,845.000
0,500,000
242,345,000
$439,177,000
-$317,211,000
$780,388,000
$81,415,000
$807,803,000
$324,889,000
$743,530,000
$79,930,000
$823,400,000
$90,074,900
$711,407,780
14
16-Dec.
■
21
Total
*
____
Bondst
_______
week
19G2__—
$301,449,880
only issues of $1 million and
29,
_____
Includes
$313,343,000
$014,792,880
larger. Excludes: $5,304,000 in
$240,033,000
38 lots of state, municipal
housing authority bonds to be sold by MELLON NATIONAL BANK &
$28,649,200
NEW YORK CITY, N.
Y., short-term serial bonds, Dec.
new
and
Total Visibles
week
Christmas
and
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Corporate
(2)
$118,047,000
D°c.
Nov.
(5)
(4)
.
Municipals*
(1)
Taxable
L»st
VISIBLES
UNDERWRITTEN
AND
(3)
Dec.
\
history and the loss of a great President with whom one
not expected to have
are
economy.
that
of
66
authorities,
■' ..A
housing
local
temporary
loan
notes
loan
notes, Dec. 18.
following two non-tax-exempt
Dec.
TRUST CO., Dec. 4;
3; $102,295,000 PHA
NE'W YORK CITY
$12,285,000
10;
AA ;:v',.
'
$2,350,000 CASE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL¬
OGY, CLEVELAND, OHIO, Dec. 11, and $2,975,000 ST. OLAF COLLEGE, NORTHFIELD,, MINN.,
Dec.
16.
.v.'•/ *
the
•tIncludes
bonds:
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND
Taxable
With
$083,982,000
dates
dates
.
/
__—
Municipals with dates
of
all
$955,210,740 (43)
$710,449,170
(54)
$450,039,000 (72)
$375,728,000
(07)
850,228,75© 123 )
.
$1,405,249,740(115)
(35)
1,810,709,000 (74)
$82,730,000 (29)
1,894,280,210 (73)
$1,910,124,000( 109)
$1,977,010,210( 102)
$383,539,900(222)
t$3,424,090,750(248)
$3,382,265,950(217 )
$1,475,717,070(343)
$93,415,000
__.
dates
stocks
Total
stocks
in
&
$1,092,177,170(121)
$1,514,500,750(139)
bonds
dates
Without
Total
$491,449,880 (81)
124,999,290 (23)
(24)
322,003,740, <19 )
-
Stocks:
Corporate
With
Nov. 29. 1962
Last Week
$032,547,000
( 34)
$1,034,205,750 (50)
$480,301,000 (83)
Total
Total
NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
This Week
Bonds:
Without
bonds____
denotes
parentheses
the
of
number
capital
issues
to
be offered
$100,074,900 (45)
270,805,000(177)
publicly for cash and
by domestic and foreign dollar-seeking financial and non-financial issues and include
companies and SEC-registered secondaries. Excluded are U. S. Goverriment securities as
well as private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion
and for Issuance under employee and other preferential stock option plans, and "from time-to-time
refinancing
investment
V-
-
•'
'
.
eight equipment trust certificates with bid dates set. Also, includes $44
which, two, amounting to $13 million, have sales dates. Further, Includes
18 issues of $300,0C0 or less of which four have sales dates set.
^Excludes, however. $60-70 million TOLEDO-LUCAS CO. PORT AUTH., OHIO, Blyth & Co.-led
$43,650,000
in
negotiated purchase, expected by'end of 1963; $40-45 million ALLEGHENY CO. PORT AUTH.
expected early next year; $100 million PHA bonds possibly this month but probably January;
SAN JUAN UNIFIED
SCHOOL DIST., SACRAMENTO COUNTY,
CALIF.; $16 million
WEST VIRGINIA to Federal Area Redevelopment Adm.; $11.7 million GREATER JOHNSTON WATER,
group
bonds
million
$18
in Januarv; $5.4 MECKLENBURG COUNTY,
UTILITIES DIST.; $6.5 million FORT SMITH,
AUTH., PA.,
POLITAN
W.
legal
N. C.; $16 million OMAHA, NEB.. METRO¬
ARK., in Jan.; and $4,730,000 WHEELING,
$100 million of CALIF, water bonds, series A, postponed until the current
disDUfe is resolved, expected no earlier than Feb. 7, for the issue; $20-25 million PUERTO
WATER
RESOURCES
AUTH.
revenue
bonds
next April-June; approximately $100 million
VA.,
RICO
early
in
Jan.;
underwritten by Alex. Brown & Sons,
1963: $130 to $140 million competitive
court's approval is unheld in pending
validation case; $28 million DENVER
DISPOSAL DIST.; $187.5 million LOS
ANGELES M.
T.
A., g. 0. bonds,
awaiting favorable. outcome of pending feasibility studies, etc.;
$35
million ORLANDO-ORANGE CO.
EXPRESSWAY AUTH., FLA.; $31 million RHODE ISLAND
TPKE. now awaiting state legislative house
approval and targeted for next spring; $32 million
DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY (Texas): $39 million HILLSBOROUGH CO. EXPRESSWAY AUTH. end
of this, or early, next year; $12.5 million ORLEANS LEVEE DIST., LA., not until the end of this,
or early next vear; $3 8 million GEORGIA COLISEUM AUTH. originally set for last Sept. 17 has been
postponed due to legal validation suit; STATE OF ALABAMA $10 million, dock bonds in March
and $8 million trade school and junior college in May; $16 million MARION CO!., IND. health and
hospital Corp.
in 1964: $35 million CHICAGO, ILL.,
REGIONAL PORT DIST. next spring; $200
million ARIZONA POWER AUTH. revenue last quarter 1964; $9.5 million FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT
COMM. refinancing plans for Polk County Rd. rev.
bonds.
B.
•
;,
3,550,000
taxes
The superior
DEBAWARE
-
5):
V
"
$12,264,000 OYSTER BAY, N. Y.
Thursday
'
3,303,000
INDIANA;
1962
6 743,644
to look back with disdain at previous, infrequent similar
easy
rences.
sales.",
Co.,
SANITARY
1963
6,811,839
million in four preferreds of
Inc.. and Lehman Brothers rated triole-B bv S
P's and
with 7-vear noncallability; $10 million MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC CO.
first mortgage bonds: $3.6 million NEW YORK CENTRAL RR. equipment
.
income
Until last Friday, despite the ups and downs
tlncludes:
Wednesday (December 4) :
$20 million CLARK EQUIPMENT CREDIT CORP.
"
x
$62,006,295 $57,oil,615
_
expectation that the small lot buyers would sell and waited for the
orders in
Data
.■COUNTY
&
N
_—1;
drop to reach its lowest point before placing their buy orders. One can
stand the aberrations of en individual but not, try as we may, that
'
-\
.
Also, 12.5 million ORLEANS LEVEE DISTRICT, LA.; $5,555,000 BERKE¬
LEY UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT, CALIF.; $4,335,000 WASHOE COUNTY,
Blvth
market
knowledgeable,
more
are
of beneficial interest
|."
1231.
p.
1740.
p.
temporary
-
Today
'
being
upward
198,
predecessors. As it turned out, cooler heads were vastly outnumbered and the
sell orders became a veritable typhoon. The professionals pulled out their buy
be
- V V.V/'v
forthcoming corporate and municipal sales of issues
; A"/;
'
Among this week's larger
senior capital are: -
for
This
year.
1964.—V.
turely closed is almost as difficult to accept as having occurred as the wantoncruel slaying itself. That the market panicked was also difficult to believe
first because it had been assumed,
until then,, that small investors of
is
Activity ih the money market this week will consist of $28,649,200 short-term
New York City, N. Y., serial bonds to be sold by that city's comptroller on
behalf of that city's pension fund.
Issues to be publicly offered by State and local, and by corporate seekers of
investment funds aggregate $246.6 million. That dollar volume comprises $95.7
million in 29 tax-exempts of $1 million and larger in size, $128.3 million in three
$15 million preferred put forth by a
with debt financing, two are rights
last
_______
taxes
common
income
Net
stocx
the
DECEMBER'S
rate
of
into
are
at
the
AND
PACIFIC
NORTHWEST BELL TELEPHONE CO. DEBENTURES
DOMINATE THIS WEEK'S CALENDAR SLATE OF OFFERINGS
PREFERREDS
AND
BONDS
TRANSMISSION
GAS
TENNESSEE
nVz'/o-
a
orders
new
amounting to $ll billion in paper losses (DJIA declined 21.16), on the news of
the President's horrendous murder until the market was hastily and prema¬
planned last week in the way of new
seasonally little had been
Whatever
The
-
SIDNEY BROWN
By
l
that
GROWTH OF PEOPLES' CAPITALISM DID NOT CREATE
A DEPENDABLE BULWARK IN A CRISIS
THE
Corporate and
compared
year;
Airport Parking Co. of America—Net, Sales Up—
ended Oct. , 31, 1963,
the same period a year
for
$41,832,000
stated
Ward
_
per
198,
last
record for
high
new
—V.
$2,852,000,
t
Sept. 30—
sales
for
earnings
to
quarter
Corp.—Annual Report-
Period Ended
Net
first
higher than that
expected to continue
is
Aeroquip
Net
J.
amounted
the
for
rate
a
sales
Earnings
quarter
V','.
Basil
.
President
received
trend
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
ACF
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
:'.p-
7 Ms %.
the
recorded
increase.
Earnings
Addressograph-Multigraph sales scored a
the first quarter of the fiscal year.
World-wide
sales
for the
three months
for
income
with
of
increase
an
Net
or $1.32 per snare for
Consolidated sales, rentals and
registration state¬
Sept. 25, 1963, which 0ov-
originally tiled
ment
announced
$j,779,000,
withdrew its
company
ago,
Taylor, Chairman. Earnings were
the same period last year.
services totaled $130,887,000 for
the half-year.
They amounted to $114,413,000 in the like period
a
year ago. '
^. :V _' ."'ps1r
'
^■'
Consolidated earnings were $3,208,000 or $1.10 per share for the
second
quarter of the
fiscal , year. Por the corresponding quarter
last year, tney were $1,827,000, or 64 cents per snare. Consolidated
sa.es, rentals and services lor the quarter were $68,484,000, against
$58,i57,0J0 for the same period last year.
All of the above earnings per share
are based on the number
of
snares
outstanding at the end of the respective periods and
have been adjusted for the two-for-one stock split effective Sept.
3, 1963.—V. 198, p. 951.
,
>
'
/
was
Systems Corp.—SEC Reg.
U1 Ironic
On
.
.
(2122)
2
J.
Van
RIVER
Ingen
JACKSONVILLE
&
&
Co.
EXP.
BAY
and
AUTHORITY
Lehman
AUTH.
Bros.,
expected
40-year revenue
in latter part of
Jan. if circuit
METRO. SEWERAGE
earlv
'
November 27,
1963
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
the. totals for the entire preceding fis¬
than
30 were greater
Sept.
cal
Number 6321
198
Volume
immediately
reduced,
yar.
Hoyvard
Chairman,
Metzenbaum,
M.
nine-month
reported
net
full
the
with $279,505
which was
compares
last
Dec.
31,
preceding
and
six months.
look for continued
we
Operating
have
expenses
this
in
progress
been
area.—V.
Bacardi
increase
a
Armstrong
Rubber Co.—Annual
1962,
Report—
period.
Parking, the
Year Ended Sept. 30—
1963
1962
$
Consolidated
Income
Net
sales
net
before
Provision
—V.,
198,
8,749,632
3,467,000
4,186,000
taxes
4,162.509
—V.
1S8,
$2.68
outstanding
1,704,069
1,704,069
Per. End. Sept. 30—
sales
Net
As
oper.
revenue.-
$1,531,925
$1,402,262
Ry.
oper.
expenses-
1,190,100
1,179.725
$341,825
$222,537
$1,107,447
$2.83
or
the
99,423
254,070
139,906
1962
$
318.139,197
24,324,447
taxes
9.000,000
18,109,420
share
j.
number
198,
Net
,
ry.
op.
income
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
198,
shares
of
$2.06
outstanding--—
7,514.502
7,113.478
Southern
Great
Alabama
Per. End. Sept. 30—
10,292,810
10,330,567
$1,040,225
$484,698
$2,038,351
$1,112,655
674,097
237,068
986,923
182,300
revenue--
$4,332,759
oper,
expenses-
3,292.534
op.
income
Net
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
rv.
ry.
oper.
198,
Ended
before
—V.
shipments
although
13,365
$0.07
656,531
$0.02
outstanding--—
sales,
Net
income before
President
—V.
income
best
198,
_-.il—
1962
in
fourth
the
In
706,000
tion
755.202
into
734,928
734,928
of
the
1963
1962
$
1_
expenses
:
and other income
Dividend
depletion
Federal and foreign income
Net
income
at
Sept.
Number
—V.
taxes
12.790,000
30
Motors
sales
dollar
Sept.
14,296,990
30.
E.
Corp.
7.2',;
by
rose
reported
has
to
a
and
Motors
American
$1,132,356,298,
fiscal
1962
Chairman,
all-time
United States and
in the
cars
478.132
of
high
511,038
units,
American
Security
Co.
ferred
Securities
1963
tenders
receive
due
debentures,
the
interest
Jan.
to
the
for
sale
it
to
534 "<
of
1,
per
declared
Directors
26,
share and proposed
earlier this
1963
14th
the
70 cents year-end
year
consecutive
•The dividend
The
1963
is
$1.90
to
of
payable Dec. 20
per
dividend
per
said
the
rising
a
-
increases.
the
been
dividend
and
increase
proposed split reflect improved sales and earnings, and a high
rate of order input,. He added that it is' the intention of the Board,
assuming these favorable conditions continue to prevail, to raise
the regular dividend rate on the split shares above the equivalent
of the 40 cents, regular quarterly paid on the outstanding stock.—
V. 198, p,' 1839.
this
the
The
of
30,
was
necessary
reduced
by
a
for
first
the
quarter
1963.
$22,342
Although
because
no
in
last
of
contingency
the
quarter,
provision
year's
for
loss,
sales
a
net
cents
profit
taxes
figure
and
Sales
totaled
The
an
a
Dana
AND
Seibert,
year
of
.
announced
improvement
COMMERCIAL
William
period a
provision
$8,043,043.
company
resents
THE
comparable
included
in
;•
that
ago,
$128,400
"
:
the
first
operations,
FINANCIAL
Treasurer;
net
earnings
fori..taxes
V,
were
on
„
quarter
when
this
compared
CHRONICLE
income.
,;,....
year
with
rep¬
the
to
per
On
account
of
the
for
in the
rate
15,
Increases
partially
only
$37,457,383
in export
offset de¬
equipment.
domestic
lower
of
oil
to
revenues
and
indus¬
an
wells
gas
and
to
existing
on
will
RR.—Earnings—
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$
93,163,442
72,598.331
raise
our
fr. ry. op.
rev.
s
$
278,424,180 274,291,198
217,660,341 215,865,500
89,932,968
69,437,652
198,
20,565,111
3.947,659
income
oper.
ry.
20,495,316
60,763,839
58,425.698
2,957,262
12,818,847
7,563,112
676.
p.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.^-Eafcnings—
Per. End. Sept. 30—
1963—9 Mos.—1962
1963—Quar.-7il962
oper.
revenue—
$2,285,607
$2,050,689
$10,194,029
$9,765,924
Ry.
oper.
expenses-
2,467,295
2,390,946
9,059,079
8,837,203
*$181,688
♦8340,257
$1,134,950":
$928,721
144,064
515,222
1,224,566
1,179,276
Net
equipment
1-15-year
ry.
90
99'/;
1963,
up
were
that
44
30,
1,648.678
the
year
earnings
after
voting)
shares
held
earnings
outstanding.
shares
1962.—V.
30,
of
198,
p.
Net
sales
'
.
the
.
quarter
$10,073,537
1,465,615
$1.21
its
first
$0.75
197,
per
the
report
Ended
$3,054,286
as
and
an
for
income
Net
income
p.
Federal
per
currently
Va„
by Bassett stockholders
the
which
at
special meeting
a
($1.60)
1963
share_-.——_i—_
to
modern
Bassett,
Industries, Inc.,
D.
held
Previously the company had 2,2,833 'stockholders
throughout
plants,
stock
a
young,
manner,"
by
successful
Mr.
*
Mr.
which has grown in
has strong man¬
company
said.
Bassett
or
"It
Industries,
613,100
624,826
trained
633,623
up
$0.21
"In
.
are
and
a
and
areas
in
in
one
of
it
its
will
Rome
E.
name
as
continue
Jones
to
will
a
division
make
of Bas¬
upholstered
continue as Presi-
Bassett Furniture Industries now has a
worker organization which has been built
period of years,"
located
turing
Prestige,
experienced
,
maintain
furniture.
acquiring
over
,
personnel of Prestige is contemplated,
Bassett:
Mr.
dent and General Manager.
1,258,449
,
seven
Furniture will
room
$8,341,515
•
automatic
conveyor
in the coun¬
Jr., Chairman
at the special
have
most
J.
a
Furniture
living
1,278,008
-
Furniture
change in operation
$0.22
.
by
,
No
664,908
taxes
,
is
remarkable
sett
1962
informed
Bassett
operates
shares
of
according
taxes
were
country.
$10,888,062
inc.
of
two
Prestige
plants
considered among the
fine, organization,
and
outstanding
plant facilities.,
It is well accepted in the trade and is known for the fine quality
and value of
its products.
Prestige will accelerate the growth of
our company,
and Prestige, too, will grow as an important part of
our, company."
'
(3,258,879)
'
for Fed.
are
Board
"Prestige
1962
1,265,374
The
i
and
Bassett
the
(623,308)
.
!
1325.
IUc.—Acquisition—
Bassett,
of
authorized
sofas.
250,000
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
income
Industries,
Industries,
Furniture,
was
the
of
$33,900,091
$0.62
.
30-—
—
$1.43
meeting.
the
1,265,374
!
:
Net
Furniture
stockholders
try,
'
Sept.
l;292,841
100.
25.
agement.
charges
±--Z
provision
4,465,055
1,501,249
taxes-'
———
Furniture
Prestige
before
income
largest manufacturer of wood furniture, is acquiring all
outstanding
stock
of
Prestige
Furniture Corp.,
of
Newton,
C., for 96,000 shares of Bassett stock. Issuance of the additional
systems
1963,
Electronics
state
manufactures, upholstered
furniture,
employs
340
persons
in
five
modern
buildings with more, than
335,000 square feet.
Formed in 1949, the company in recent years
has pioneered in an advanced shell type of construction of chairs
depletion,
for
2352.
p.
Avnet
1,430,000
$1.66
and
2,757.896
share
p.
Prestige
divisions
Atlas
from
against
extraordinary
share.
1962
2,931.249
fcaxes_
world's
Report—
(loss)—..
(loss)
income
Fed.
Bassett
.
$37,733,127
income
1963
844,097,213 $41,440,022
r——
per
Eassett
Nov.
31—
before
Co.—Annual Report—
-
198,
shares
quarterly
'■
non-cash
$3,693,316,
1
of
made
concern
shareholders
(voting)
rate of
earnings
Earnings
1962
2,791,169
income
the
at
before
for
Prov.
1963
net
its
to
rights to subscribe for
shares and "A" ordinary (non¬
ordinary share for each 2 ordinary
and 1
"A" ordinary share- for each 2 "A" ordinary shares
record Nov. 7, 1963.—V. 198, p. 1839.
Earnings
1436.
—V.
-
offered
ordinary
shares
Year Ended Aug. 31—
v
•
the net proceeds to the nonsubrights offering was underwrtiten in the
headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Incorporated,
The
Barber-Greene
Development Corp.—
&
had
"A" ordinary shares, or more
ordinary shares and 5,147.500
shareholders under rights which
bank will sell the small number
of
to
share
per.
average
bank
additional
the
pre¬
Subscriptions—
subscriptions for 1,792,-
distribute
and
group
a
received
1,793,750
The
1963.
States by
York,
New
per
share on
1.915,079
outstanding
during
the
1962,
26.
shares
it
5,103,937
of
offered
shareholders.
United
against,
and
total
shares
Nov.
scribing
announced
the
B.M.—Stock
that
announced
shares
of
ordinary
676.
p.
le-Israel
Leumi
unsubscribed
for
share
cents
198,
ordinary
than
op.
income
oper.
Bank
"A"
has
30,
shares,
of
Sept.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
44%—
Per
fr.
Net rev.
the
Mr.
Bassett said.
"The Prestige plants
upholstered furniture manufac¬
busiest
the South."—V.
198,
p.
1740.
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices; 135 S. La Sails
class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year. Other countries, $87.00 per year.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
of exchange,
to
amounted
1962,
1963—Quar —1962
expenses.:
Net
-
AUg.
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week
fluctuations
the
Ohio
&
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union,
$80.00 per
NOTE:
Baker
activity
revenue—
—V.
issue.
Sept.
ended Sept.
deducting-
was
(loss)
198,
1963
fiscal
equipment
completions
new
oper.
Net
ended Sept. 30, 1963; rose sharply
share after preferred dividends, from
share as adjusted after preferred divi¬
Inc.—Annual
Earnings
—V.
fiscal
for
of
attributed
in
The bank has
$1,880,485
——
earned
Ended
■J Provision
sales
workover
The
company.
Avis,
Period
for
Kobe
of
oper.
a
Income
January
on
basis.
ended
Ry.
of
was
$123,,-
in
new
Corp.—Net, Sales Higher—
Net- sales
the
For
783
of
profits of
earnings.
volume
Federal; income
$75,000.
of
reserve
on
on
per
share
before
Year
ago.
interests
year
$
Ry.
Ry.
and subsid¬
depreciation and
year .previous,
Stretch
stated.
Including $5,000,000
received from Hughes Tool
Co.
in payment of a promissory note,
Atlas reduced indebtedness
by approximately $9,770,000 during the four months ended Oct. 31,
he said.
Bank obligations now total $16,295,000.—V. 198, p. 1232.
—V.
earned
company
$7,317,857.
results
forward
2044.
p.
amortization
Net
operating
reported
has
to
Sutter
Baltimore
quarter
quarter
income
-Net.
iaries
of
the
for
$38,164,120
Per. End. Sept. 30—
restora¬
a
Equip Tr. Ctfs.—
Chairman
year.
on
cents
investment
Income
Argus Inc.—Net, Sales Lower—
Sept.
cents
$12,830,931
block
operating
-
year
a
fiscal 1963
with Baker
year.
52
number
quarter
Revenues
Argus
last
"carry
drain
a
——
Corp.
former
6.
the
ended
in
metal
2032.
p.
Consolidated Mining
197,
common
taxes of
number of
Fourth quarter
the final period
and fiscal 1962
same
wells.
Among
the causes
for
Baker's
lower
earnings
were
record
level
expenditures
for
hew
product
development
and
for
improvements
in
marketing
organization.
Engineering, research and development expenditures
were
$243,534
greater
than in
1962.
Added marketing expendi¬
tures were
incurred in connection
with the
company's 50th An¬
niversary recognition program, participation in the World Petroleum
Congress at Frankfurt, Germany, and training of mechanical design
engineers
for
assignment
to
the
customer
service
organization.
—V.
197, p. 1713.
<
"
$729,136 on sales aggregating
$17,999,468
during
the. first quarter' of the current fiscal year
ended Sept. 30,
David A; Stretch, President, informed stockholders - at - their
annual
meeting.
This
compares
with
a
net
of
$665,049
and
sales volume of
$14,764,922
a
year
ago
when the
share
dividend brings total
share.
This makes
to stockholders of record Dec.
President,
Anderson,
should
sales
per
pooling
a
income
sales
decline
N.
stock split will be submitted to stockholders for
approval, at the annual meeting in March,
1964.
The company
presently has only 899,077 shares outstanding. The stock was pre¬
viously split in 1959, also 2-for-l.
W.
198.
were
ended
income
Net
proposed
Charles
toward
Period Ended Sept. 30—
,
year, the
disbursements in
dividend
8,
noon
number
share
for
18
or
Atlas
Together with the three quarterly dividends of 40 cents
paid
of
second
manufactures
Nine Months' Report—
Net
on
the
on
$9,737,759
for both
combination
revenues
in
domestic
reduced
Net
Total
against
as
its
as
net
with
and
try
Bids on the first
1964 (12 noon EST), and on
EST) at the company's office,
ended
year
taxes
year
33
or
for
Atlas
2-for-l stock split.
a
point
$3,835,000
and
amounted
per
earnings
$678,019
70 cents
of
dividend
year-end
a
cents
Atlas
AMETER, Inc.—Proposed Stock Split—
Nov.
third
non-destructive
fourth
Corp.,
t.he. previous
the
—V.
On
for
$309,150
Inc.
Consolidated
year.
after
average
Net
exhaust,
accrued
1972 to an amount sufficient to
prices not to exceed 103';
plus
1964.—V.
195,
p.
3.
the
record $263,479
compared
with
have
the
Jan.
(12
Stores
fiscal
For
to
Dec. 2,
sinking fund
at
quar¬
$4,117,632
contributions
and
and
York.:—V.
fiscal
the
abroad
until
will
Ind.,
1,
Jan.
$15,148
of
sum
Indianapolis,
Corp.,
of
said.
were
for
President
dividends
.76
$841,251
figures
effected
compared
Mr.
trend
shipments
were
by
company
which
Corp.—Net Up
period.
,
City
cited
received
shares.
Debentures—
The
last
$1,307,481
Inc.—Tenders
Bedford,
of
he
Dare
earnings
dends,
For
levels"
18, .1964
Credit
the
Net
compared
as
the
cents,
that hitherto
New
L.
over
with
the previous
year.
Domestic wholesale Rambler deliveries
a
record 454.531, against 434.486 last year.—V. 198, p. 567.
reached
repre¬
competitive bidding in March.
be
Wolgin,
earnings for the
the
for
$1,056,395,059
against
J.
were
sales of Rambler
an
Kobe,
expired
subsidiaries
consolidated
its
and
high,
new
a
30
only
and
developments
January,
at
St.,
Virginia
Atlas
year
three months ended Sept. 30,
(after
taxes
of
$884,554),
the
quarter,
were
The
1962.,
was
885
Abernethy,
the
Sept.
30,
1963
was
$3,212,655 (after taxes of $3,170,858) or 81 cents a share,
compared with $3,558,603 (after taxes of $3,765,849)- or 89 cents
a
share
for the preceding year.
The inclusion of Kobe had the
effect
of
increasing earnings per
share in both years
with a
larger
contribution in
fiscal
1963,
Mr. Sutter said.
Atlantic Thrift Centers, Inc.—New Name—
year.
Wholesale
reached
will
42nd
See
in
the
a
$9,916,101
were
Consolidated
1963, it was reported that this road plans to sell
$6,420,000 of 1-15-ye'ar equipment trust certificates at com¬
E.
profit increase of 10.4'; ,
record for its1 fiscal year
new
Roy
22
that
Sept.
The
against
schedule
second, March
Up 10.4%; Sales 7.2%
a
share
26,
the
1963.
Cross,
for
sales
Net
totaled
it
"improved
reported
1962.
reduction,
cost
production
instalment
President, said
the
company
in fiscal 1963 had net earnings of $37,807,205 or
$2.01 per share. This is after taxes and after provision for the
company's
"progress sharing" program. The net profit compares
with
$34,240,621, or
$1.85
per
share a year ago. Provisions for
1963 fiscal year Federal and st^ite income taxes totaled $36,750,000
against $38,900,000 a year earlier.
Richard
factors
220
American Motors Corp.—Net
ended
1963
Net Lower—
an
exceeded
Saint-Amour
products
trust certificates'
$1.50
14,347.421
—
that
instruments
profit
petitive bidding in
768.
American
while
22,770,000
$1.64
:
outstanding
shares
p.
the
Nov.
about
outstanding
share
common
13,430,000
——
-
——.
per
of
198,
include
sales
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—To Sell
On
$1,698,697
per
567.
share on the 3,977,451 shares of
This compares with $810,814 (after
to
fiscal
of
to,tal ^963 jShipmqutjS' very close to last year's," Saint-Amour said.
Vwe are.laTminF fn 19(>4 at new highs for both shipments and
profits.'"^V. l98, p: 675. ^
7,800.000
—
income
Net
9,940,000
24,960,000
and
Depreciation
,
498,030,000
481,210,000 459,490,000
5,460,000;
!6,390,000
522,510.000
and
Costs
u
of
favorable
vigorous
new
"Our
$
;rv
and*'services
sales
from
but
1436.
ended
history,
were
year,"
new
Among
American Metal Climax, Inc.—Nine Mos.' Report—
of
satisfying
orders,
•
months
$110,414,
share
number
fiscal
earnings
21 cents
outstanding.
equal
i
several
Revenue
otherwise,
be
p.
Saint-Amour
nine
was
per
1962.
"A
283.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
D.
the
company's
income
Earnings
771.656
outstanding
in
the
in
752,000
—
p
Clark
would
198,
reported
corresponding
period
indicating and controlling
testing equipment.
$1.05
$1.03
$46,822,615 $39,846,887
1,523,656
1,461,202
taxes
has
the
1963
-
taxes
shares
compared
only one-eighth? of
cautioned.
"Hence,
the
and profits will be apparent in the fourth
development costs depressed earnings in the
John
$3,989,139
656,506
Report—
.
—^
income
Net
>
share
common
Net
Common
share,
a
year.
quarter.
(881»
48,853
Net
Income
cents
last
constitutes
Mr.
it
as
7
or
share
a
quarter
Products, Inc.—Sales,
ter,"
Alterman Foods Inc.—Six Months'
per
cents
cycle,"
Products,
both
taxes
Period Ended Oct. 30—
Earned
38
or
sales
12,484
1631.
p.
$32,000,
to
beginning."—V.
$5,695,275
per
197,
Bryan
operations during
the first six
Clark
reported
that
the
first-
Mr.
year,
significant
as
good
38,853
:
taxes
share
:
Average number of shares
Earnings
not
a
Assembly
1962
(10,000 >
after
income
company's
increased
by 20';
Clark, President,
1963
A.
ago,
of
company's
fiscal
$174,000
1963
$7,841,169
Taxes
Net
the
of
fiscal
year
a
July-to-September
is
or' $3.04
p.
Tools, Inc.—Net Down for Year—
$733,808),
equal to 20 cents a share
shares outstanding for the same period
stockholders.
Volume equaled $3,563.t
30 against $2,954,000 for last year.
the sales increase.
Noting that losses are
amounted
Assembly
Report—
31—
Aug.
1
income
Net
the
gain
totaled
1963
30,
$1,823,616
operating results' for
consolidated
creased
sales
Net
the
"The
sents
Unlimited, Inc.—Annual
Alloys
Year
with
675.
p.
in
ended Sept.
reflected
the
loss
quarter
$11,443,222
3,319,918
oper.
Rv.
of
of
quarter
period
meeting
quarter
income
months
$3,804,616 $12,331,161
Ry.
annual
the
for
characteristic
1963—9 Mos.—1962
first
comparable
Net
RR.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
the
for
the
told
000
L,
Sept.
from
1962.—V.- 198,
of
quarter earnings and revenues outpaced
T.
Sutter,
Chairman,
announced.
period,
stock
860.
p.
the
over
675.
p.
Oil
fiscal
revenues
fr. ry.
rev.
an
full year ended Sept. 30, 1963
wero
lower than
in the record-breaking ' year of fiscal 1962. "As
Baker
progresses
in its new fiscal year, a reasonably optimistic
attitude
seems
justified,"
Mr.
Sutter
said.
15,324,447
$2.35
-
,
Asgrow Seed Co.—Shows First Quarter Loss—
Sales
Net
at
as
down
months
nine
However,
10,660,000
:
income
per
income
net
share
per
first
earlier
1963
28,769,420
taxes
—V.
$929,368
*11,826
result
a
Four
366,107,810
before
Average
R.V.
of
part
Refining Co.—Annual Report—
—
Income
Income
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$4,680,153
$4,484,664
3.555,296
3,572,706
1963—Quar.—1962
&
$
Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
&
Oil
Year Ended Sept. 30—
Net
Canton
$23,175,981,
similar period
a
for several years,' nevertheless we have preferred to absorb
this increased cost this year," Mr. Bosch explained.
profits
Baker
Income
Akron,
totaled
1963
860.
p.
Ashland
largest
675.
p.
of
sales of $21,532,249 for
President, announced.
over
Bosch,
J.
months
price increase became effective about the middle of this
year,
to
offset an increase in the price of molasses.
Although
normally
the increased cost of the spirit would not affect our
4,563,632
$2.44
,
share
shares
Common
114,376,382
7,629,509
income
per
$
124,528,664
taxes
for, income
Earnings
parking organization with
more
than
150
airport
and
downtown parking locations in
67
cities, previously has
estimated that revenues for the year will
exceed $17,000,000 by
"a very comfortable margin." The $17,000,000
figure would represent an increase of 55';
over the previous
record
set
last
year,
and a quadrupling of sales in four years.
world's
7.5%
of
Jorge
nine
first
"A
three-month
Airport
the
in
Sales
3
7.5%; Net Lower—
Corp.—Sales Up
198,
1532.
p.
earned during
record high.
Earnings, per share of 40 cents for the first nine months of this
year compare with 37 cents for the full 12 months of the preceding
year,
on
the basis'of 751,110 shares currently outstanding.' Net
proiit before taxes totalled $561,086 for nine months ended Sept. 30.
Airport Parking has not previously compiled quarterly earnings
and revenue figures, so that comparative figures for nine months
of last year are not available.
Operating revenues for the first nine months were $14,179,412,
far
above
the total of $10,953,212 for
the entire preceding year.
Third'quarter revenues were $4,808,937, an all-time record for any
$296,905. This
fiscal year ended
of
income
(2123)
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York
funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2124)
of
Becton, Dickinson & Co.—Declares Stock Split—
of
have voted
Co.
&
Dickinson
Becton,
a
Fairleigh S. Dickinson, Jr., President.
In addition, directors declared the regular quarterly cash divi¬
of 7 Vic a
share on the increased number of shades.
The
additional
shares
will
be
issued
and
the, cash dividend will be
'
—V.
of record Dec. 9.
For
fractional
shares,
nontransferable
order
forms
will
be
i.-sued authorizing the sale of the fractional-share interest or the
purchase of the' additional
fractional-share interest required -to
make one full share. No cash dividend will be paid on fractional
Dec.
on
26
now
has
2.233,806
there
will
be
B-D
split,
stock
common
outstanding; after the
outstanding. The company's
shares
common
shares
2,978,408
first
was
sold
public
the
to
Sept. 25, 1963 it was listed for trading
Exchange under the ticker symbol LDX.
Annual
Earnings
—V.
Its.
T.ie
$1.31
2,223,806
-
1232.
p.
Aircraft
Beech
Corp.—Sales Up 9%; Net Down—
has
reported that,
"total sales for fiscal '63,
30th, were $73.863,580—up $3,201,693 over total sales
'62 for an increase of more than 9% .
commercial and business products totaled $45,302,368
company
ended
Sept.
curing
fiscal
"Sales
of
fiscal
in
$1.52
2,233,806
share
per
outstanding
$1,939,173
'63—up
increase
of
tcraled
than
more
■'Deliveries
of
mili.ary
for
and
production in fiscal '63
fiscal '62
and -exceeded
aerospace
over
.
cur
share in¬
dicating the effect of important research and development pro¬
grams
and the start-up costs for several new major long-range
production programs in fiscal '63, a year of extensive preparation
for greater future
deliveries and increased sales.
Earnings, after
taxes in 1962, were $2,952,614 or $1.05 per share—V. 198, p. 1437.
taxes,
BernzOmatic
&
On
Nov.
chase
per
acquire
from
McCrory
'
announcement
made
was
Sidney
by
Reich,
J.
manufactures
expendable steel and
$260,656
ders, marketed under the trade name of "BernzOmatic" and used
in conjunction with a wide variety of items manufactured by the
such as propane torches, ceramic cooking grilles, port¬
able refrigerators,
campstoves, lanterns and radiant heaters. The
Sales
is
also
new
in
manufactures
connection
line
full
a
of
propane-propelled spray
acquisition
Harris Standard
paint
the
to
line
will
be
Paint
variety
country.
ol
paints
in
Co.
chain
line
is
supplier of bulk
a
stores
of
aerosol
the
the'
force
products.—V.
198,
4.
p.
Provision
Net
—V.
198,
sales
net
net
for
income
before
income
taxes
profit
share
334,141
394,216
32*9,570
_Z.
taxes
_u_
$0.98
_
$0.82
This
manufacturer
of
not
$62,560,000,
the
comparable
1963
stock
after
net
a
for
was
period
net
and
*01'
of
of
of
Crestliner
nine
over
sales
nine
lor
taxes
taxes
preferred
ol
months
.for
the
dividends.
$1,681,000
oi
of
1963
$56,434 000
of
of
for
1962
the
on
nine
months
per
present
of
outstanding.
Qi^4Q9Snnerf
HV third quarter of 1963 were $20,150,000 against
•tiio thiid quaiter ol -same were $506,000 or 441962. Earnings for
? for the 1963 three months of.
.
fni
cents
share,
per
after
preferred dividends,
share lor the same
common
number
shares
of
from
up
per
$408,000
common
35
or
cents
outstanding.—V.
198,
p.
of
1962
the
on
present
567.
Co.—-Proposed Acquisition;—
.Y Z
Blaw-Knox Co. of Pittsburgh and Jabez Burns & Sons, Inc of
y°llk'. h0yf reached an agreement, subject to approval of
Bums
...
stockholders,, providing
ness
ol
by
Blaw-Knox, it
Jabez
was
The amount, of
Ruins.
Burns
&
iood
processing
Sons, Inc. has
plants since 1864.
tc-a.
and
industries.
Dump
V.
acquisition of Burns' busi¬
by J. L. Robinson, President
Its
been
was
not
YY
xw
—V.
Net
earnings
beiore
earnings
after
Per
share
—V.
198,
p.
1740.
,
209'
Net
—V.
"
V
Boeing: Co.—Net Down; Sales Higher—
0n
V illiani
.showed• net
earnings
of
or
$1.75
Aalef ,,of $1,314,314,000 for the first nine months
M.
Allen,
President,
•^cse figures
compare
earnings
net
of
31,
of 1963,
or
the
third
quarter
of
1963
totaled
ihe
MnJ^i ini
with
net
the
n
the
nn
Pv'
•
•
/
Bennett
\r
yoo°PC1VnZCOme
p. 676.
lHo,
t.!-,.
Y
period
:s
said
sales
198,
said.—V.
for
p.
Mining
Consolidated
11,451,564
11,909,528
$3,635,536 $10,925,407 $11,407,291
875,576
2,464.767
2,640,940,
36,744,477
36,855,214
-
Net
income
after
$458,800
$519,200
the
for
$716,700,
and
for
Sept.
tll„t
30,
earnings
1963,
the
discount
1936..
department' store
chain
Sept.
revenues:
before
were
The
~
taxes
$1,068,431
2,630,935
for
on
the
sales
ings
were
standing
of
Higher-—
for
nine
on
1963
'
; '
—
—
$142,900
and
months
than
more
-
of. 1963
40
:- v.
were
years, <
v
Y\
•.
ended Sept. 30,
depletion
income
first
in
for
earnings
Sept.
30,
were
last
equal
year.
1962
$14,662,565
$13,658,140
4.188,358
3.940,445
39,147
—
494,879
for
Provision
taxes
on
1,113,106
income:
taxes.
to
947,078
1,029,235
-1——_'
Federal
3,284.928
1,211,568
operating expenses-—
Provision for depreciation—
.
440,927
3,477,076
—
Other
108,971
97,550
1,393,741
1,320,002
11,903,828
Other
:—1—-
'taxes——-
Net operating income
Non-operating income—net
Total operating and other
and
11,144,036
2,553,251
charged
to
deductions
'
Not
income
Preferred
Memo:
23.889
786.479
696.623
dividend
requirementsstock
—
common
cluded
—V. T95,
above
included above
reduction in¬
531,394
2594.
;
87.440
_Y——--——
share of common stock (aver¬
outstanding) ———v—-—
shares
outstanding ——Y
1,393,043
839,587
968.527
per
p.
703,662
1,924,460
531,417.;
1,501.436
$1,478
shares
Average
7,039
11,346
2,032.830
maintenance expenses
credit tax
Earnings
"720.512
17,284
797,825
Investment
age
construction. __
operations'
—
!
■
stock
for
74,871
2,628,122
,r
Total
Balance
71,918
2,830,655
803,763
to
.Y:
2,758,737
—
charged
Other
—
—
income-
deductions:
other
expense—
interest
Less:
Y
.
1963, amouiitcd
of mining
properties
This
compares
with
nine months of 1962. after depletion
income taxes of $394,700.
months
$119,800
Federal
:
27 cents per share on the
shares outstanding' on Sept. 30, 1963.; The 1962 earn¬
equal to 20 cents per share on the 2,548,548 shares out¬
1963
Service Corp.—Earnings—
30—
Operating revenue deductions:
Cost of purchased power
_Y.
Cost of power generated—_—
Interest
.
Corp.—Net
the
earned
allowances
roT,„rtori
Operating
^Electric
Ended
..
the first nine
any
comparable period in
President, announced.
earnings
the
highest of
Joseph T. Hall,
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$3,691,239
1.145,640
ended
:
the^ sales figures
thdTAmerican
the. American
' '
Y Y
'• '• *
the Exchange Nov. 18, with
'
Y • ■
;'.\Y
announced
•'
•
rr,..r>or„
period in 1962.v
on
Months
Interest
RR.—Earnings—
Bowser, Inc.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
nine-month
•
Interest
to
"*■—v.
\
'
Oct.
568.
nn! ' Zt
e— S15'142.803 $15,545,064 $47,669,884 $48,262,505
oper.
expenses.
\^e,KreV' Ir P'\°P-
and
third
Callahan
R?nn?d' 6Cpt' 30~* 1963—Quar.—1962
first
quarter of this year totaled $5,454,802 against
$3,317,600
for
a
like period last year.
Earnings figures for the nine month period are not yet available
but
are
expected to
be
up
substantially from
last year, Mr.
A^en **id that research, developmental and other
i°
? short-to-medium-range jet, transport and
Boston & Maine
started
"CA'\
Bennett
during
i
p.
stock
in Caldor
symbol
After
annual
report ' to shareholders, Chairman Harold W.
President Dale W. McMillen, Jr., stated that earn¬
dversely atfected by such factors as unfavorable maigins
in
soybean processing and grain merchandising.
Looking
to
the coming
year,: the
Central Soya management
expressed
optimism, stating, ' "We have reason to expect good
performance,
sound
growth, and increased profitability on
a
company-wide basis."—V. 197, p. 2560.
given by the Board of Governors of
Exchange marking the company's listing on
Mr.
198,
71.5'/r
increase in sales for the
fiscal year.
'
'
for the nine-month period, ended
from $8,778,704 for the same
Bennett, Fresident of Caldor,
reported
to $342,-
sales of
over
their
were
12
.
$15,052,979
6Y
$0,765
r
71.5%—
meeting
Trading
$402,984,000.
reported a
the 1963
of
totaled
Up
of
before
year.
Central Vermont Public
Exchange.
helicopter programs were substantial and would
hJrS
a high \ level through the remainder of the year. Such
bdinc cha-W, fn nIU •lin ,fixed prlce military programs are
icing chaiged
to earnings
as
incurred, he said.—V.
f
up
a
Stock
earnings amounting to $5,114,000.
co?s
has
months
Carl
at
$21,579,000
nvbn°h?of 1962e 011' sales of ^1-268,365,000 for the first nine
Sales for
1962
$4,178,370
449.992
213,838
Y1963
'
share
1839.
p.
Caldor
Sales
per
reported.
with
taxes
per
198,
nine
$14,045,000
after
:
Caldor, Inc.—Sales
v
-
comPany
taxes
income
Earnings
mY
before
Report—
$0,725
.
fiscal year, an increase
the previous year.
the
for
for
provision for Federal and state income taxes
against $13,524,898 earned in the preceding
provision for income taxes in the amount
of $6,707,289, net earnings totaled $6,472,869, down from $6,585,402
the previous year.
Net earnings in 19G3 were equal to* $2.16 per
Share
on
the
3.001,189
shares outstanding at
the year's end.
Computed on the same number of shares, earnings in the previous
year, which included nine cents per share from the sale oi fixed
assets, were $2.19 per share.
ings
$4,067,231
430,410
202,675
,
Inc.—Sales Up 6%Net Lower-
$13,180,158,
fiscal
In
'
$10 per share to $5 per
high in sales and slightly lower earnings were
fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1963. Sales amounted
Earnings
were
,
Corp.—Six Months'
stock from
common
1632.
p.
new
th£
$324,014,867
the
results,
198,
stockholders
stock of the
at the close of business on Nov. 21,
additional share of stock tor each share
Stockholders will retain their present certifi¬
for the additional shares will be mailed by
making the split the stockholders reduced the
the
751,450
14?
iff 1
'
half
first
of
860.
p.
income
Net
97*103
221 995
<
for the year to approach a
also
setting
a'; new
record.
volume
earnings
Sales
$1,576,005
_
basis
the
on
sales
with
Byer-Rolniek
106 495
taxes*..—•.
A
for
for the year
Period Ended Sept. 30—
$1,723,427
taxes
earnings
its
Co.—Stock Split Approved
of Central Maine Power Co.
voted to split the common
Central Soya Co.,
,
$0.51
one
In
of
value
par
share.—V.
McMillen
.
Net
198,
that
said
$7,000,000
record
1963.
4,
Dec.
251,453
record
of
time.
Certificates
that
cates.
out that the
rise,
attributed
sales
expects
company
Industries, Inc.—Quarterly ReportSept. 30—
P,
1963
'
1962
——
$2,789,989
Loveman
Mr.
Bloomfielcl
Period Ended
Y
;
share.
/
1740.
p.
Sharply—
252,809
—
.
receive
will
at
was
2-for-l.
Stockholders
•
1963
it
469,253
217,800
!
meeting
21,
Nov.
company
,
$0.52
±
special
a
91,581
501,349
248,540
,
share
861.
p.
on
$4,701,064
93,058
Central Maine Power
At
1962
1963
$4,922,772
per
198,
held
pointing
the
AY
;
Months' Report-
—
income
Earnings
.
.
disclosed.
designer and builder of
principally for the coffee, cocoa
wholly-owned
subsidiary,* B
f'
of Chicago,
manufactures
a
broad
line
of'grinding'
weighing
and
packaging
equipment
for
many
markets.
J.yb,
the
over
"Mr; Loveman,
outdistanced
a
Co.
sifting
—
nut
the
lor
announced
the transaction
*
provision
Net
ago period.
Y,Y
increase in net profits far
the earnings improvement
to a number of programs initiated to increase profit margins.
He
noted
that
net
earnings
for the first six
months of the
current
year
had
already
surpassed
those for
the 12.^months
.of last year when earnings
amounted to $129,965 or 49 cents a
27%
or
Blaw-Knox
orders to our customers,
government
tax
Tax
and
gases
.
quarter
before
Profit
—V.
manufacturer
and supplier of industrial
equipment, has reported record sales and
earnings for the fiscal first half ended Aug. 31.
Net earnings totaling $149,383 or 56 cents a share,
more than
tripled the $45,501 or 17 cents a share earned during the first six
months of
last
year,
S. Michael Loveman,
President, said- in a
report
to
shareholders.
• '
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y YY Y. : Y
Sales for the fiscal first half climbed to $3,547,596, an increase
medical
and
rubber and plastics oper¬
and arc continuing so
said. Sales and earnings of the
lagged behind those of last year
Royalty, income
Cleveland-based
This
shares
the nine
for
levels
record
at
Sept! 30—
Period Ended
business
Burdett Oxygen Co.—Net Up
share
common
number
been
Carpenter & Co.—Nine
(L. E.)
held
per share of common
This compared with
$1.48
or
first
in December
1962.
earnings of the company's
and
have
of a slow-down in
added.—V. 198, p. 769.
he
that the pur-,
"will fill a marketing need of
the Instruments Division and is typical of the company's current
practice of buying or developing product lines to round out and
supplement an existing division's activities."—V. 198, p. 1741.
year.
alter
$2,914,000, equivalent to $1.80
first
months
amortization
to
fourth quarter, Mr. Dixon
wire and
cable operations have
of Budd Co., said
President
Jr.,
ultrasonics
this
of
chase
Budd,
G.
Edward
boats,
and
Depreciation
year.
ultrasonic inspection systems for important space programs.
to
pleasure
of
the
-
.
the
last
.,
Net
Carlisle
agreement also calls for Budd to carry on with contracts
more than $400,000 for North American Aviation relating
The
first
10.9%
last
profit
provision
profit after
the
fiales
increase
an
Consolidated
of
carpets
'
increased
Sales
valued at
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
Net Lower-^-
Months'
reported that sales and earnings
for
above those'for the corx*esponding period
.
for ultrasonic instruments.
name
"
'
860.
p.
366,957
;
after
1962
663,711
'.
period
1963
952.
p.
corresponding
a
ations
198,
26, the Budd Co. announced that
nondestructive testing business of
Nov.
the
for
198,
$818,712 from $569,338 in 1962, resulting
increase of over 12'YY in, cash flow (net
income
plus depreciation
and amortization),
A substantial por¬
tion
of
the additional
depreciation comes from the changeover
to the
new
guideline method of computing depreciation adopted
in
it has purchased the
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
.
Y;'YY :
Ihe cash purchase
for an undisclosed sum, was made for and
through the Budd Instruments Division, Phoenixviile, Pa., and will
include patents, contracts, equipment and inventory, and the sys¬
tems'
operation at North Hollywood, California.; Included in the
sale is the right to manufacture
under the "Immerscope" brand
$4,464,671
761.173
taxesZZ
inc.
$761,000
was
period.—V.
1962
,
Wood-Ridge, N. J.
$4;759,201
.
_
profit
net
per
1963
$3,407,724
were
lor
lost
period
—
ultrasonic
Report—
—
for
sales
1963,
30.
increase in
the first nine
66%
a
Gas
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1963 were at the$22,407,930 against $20,279,744- for the same period
income for the period was $1,260,050, of $1.05 per
compared to $1,277,619, or $1.07 per share, for the same
liigh
months
which
issue.—V.
125%;
Up
outstanding.
then
1962.-
in
Line Co.—Merger Talks Ended—
this
and
taxes
Industrial
Sept.
taxes
the
'
sales
share,
Corp.,
Net
—
has
were
.
Net
new
of 1963 were $18,372,056 up
Transportation
after
for
Corp.
quarter
shares
shares
ended
because
On
Consolidated
was $722",528.
or $1.67 per
$1.43 per share fpr the first
based on the 2,309,169
1963.—V. 198, p. 769. '
Ltd.
:
"The outlook for The remainder of the year appears excellent,
George F. Dixon, President, said in the quarterly report to stockr
holders.'""Net sales will set a new record for the year and net
income should equal
or exceed the record high of 1962."
Net
sales for (he quarter ended Sept. 30,
1963 amounted to
$7,928,313, uu from $6,523,288 a year earlier.
Net income was
$404,709,
equal to 34c per share on
the 1,199,182- shares out¬
standing
at Sept.
30.
1963.
In the corresponding period last
year net income was $384,834, or 32c per share on the 1,197,882
Co.
Acquires Ultrasonic Testing Business
Curtiss-Wright—
'
:
vY-.-.r
V
Budd
From
'
Big: Drum Inc.—Nine Months'
Consolidated
are
29,
after
Canadian
Corp.—Nine
Carlisle
third
year.
American
General
See
the.strpng sales representation of the Harris
Southeastern
States,
including
a
number
of
which could well handle the regular Bernz¬
Period Ended Sept. 30
Consolidated
last
Buckeye Pipe
jobbers throughout
handling
this
distribution channels, sales
sales
$69,491,621,
were
the six months ended Sept.
197, p. 2560.
on
income
$459,000
Carlis'.e
-
by
spray
beverages
earnings for the 1962 period of $129,389 or 11.5
the 1,121,095 common shares then outstanding.
net
share
cash
against
reported third-quarter sales of' $5,672,482
for the same period last year. Earnings were
share, compared with $207,769 or 9c a share
earnings figures
outstanding Sept.
were
hardware
and
stores
and
with
a
Net
has
a
Gas
net
in
by
months
nine
cents
by
the
wholly-owned
Omatic
Co.
to
With
BernzOmatic's
through tlrgiiy, regular
augmented
Paint
expected
is
spray-enamel that
be.:, most
profitable,
since
share
a
period
ing
All
BernzOmatic's
with
43c
or
enamels,
It
for
$16,589,869
period.
oY the
taxes,
pares
from
the same period in 1962,
Earnings were $996,943
against $428,220 or 19c a share for the correspond¬
the
for
ended
months
six
six-months'
a
half
equivalent after allowing for the initial dividends on
the new preferred stock,
to 18.5 cents a share on the 1,346,095
common-shares outstanding at the end of the period. This com¬
2032.
quarter of 1962.
first nine months
third
the
in
company
company
of
the
Fcr
in
or
1962.—V.
11c
or
Dry
Canada
period. Sales for
$63,697,145.—V.
Industrial
reported
1963i
were
after
—
from $618,962
198, p.
up
of
$5,195,128
against
aluminum cylin¬
the
for
for
first
the
against $2,057,631 for the like 1962 period. Net income was $291,191
were
568.
p.
Beryllium
Brush
to
increase
125'Y
A
sales
months
Beryllium Co.—Sales, Net Higher-
Brush
-
of
President
months
nine
period,
of
the
amounted
1962
Canadian
has reported net sales of $20,828,504 for the,nine
30, -1963. For the like nine months a year
share,
common
sales
high
record
a
Sales 66%—
Sept.
ended
sales
for
record
new
30,
Manufacturing Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
Brillo
BernzOmatic.
BernzOmatic
1S8,
The-company
months
to
the
for
income
year,
that it. had signed a pur¬
Harris Standard Paint Co.* of
Corp.
of
New * York
for
over
the
plans
earlier, sales aggregated $19,600,854.
Net
income
for
the
1963" period
$2,300,000.
Trie
Officer.—V.
announced
company
to
Florida
Tampa,
71c
or
Corp.—Acquisition—
the
21,
agreement
$1,994 498
were
announced for four different
is more than doubling
its
the fast growing Western
marketing
area,
and
rapidly
building three
new (processing
facilities
in
Dover,
New
Jersey;
Dallas,
Texas;
and Atlanta,
Georgia.
The new facilities will greatly increase production for
the
firm,
provide better service, and
also allow economies in
operation and freight costs plus full utilization of present facilities.
According
to Milton
J. Stevens,
President and Chief Executive
expansion
Simultaneous
an
that
reported
rose
World-wide
a
9 Mos.'Profit—
large
vitreous
.
$1,232,520
$28,561,212—up
projections.
"Earnings,
alter
fiscal '62
for
sales
such
over
12'/<
or
marketing
regions.
The company
china sanitary ware plant
•
has
company's
new
fiscal year which began April 1, 1963, was $2,423,630, equiva¬
lent
afier
preferred
stock
dividend
requirements
to
99c
per
common
share
on
the 2,355,669 shares outstanding. For the six
months
ended
Sept.
30,
1962, -which
was
the last half of the
company's previous fiscal year, net income before special items
and
after
preferred
dividends came to Src per
common
share
on'
the
same
number of
common
shares.
their
in
The
676.
p.
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
Dry
Dry
198,
topped
Company
1963,
2,923,830
3,394,673
for
tax,
corresponding
the,
in
1963
of
months
nine
$4,039,700
against
earlier.—V.
1963
30,
Net
sales and net income records for a given
nine months earnings report ended Sept. 30,
plumbing manufacturer also announced multiplant expansion plans already underway to provide better service
and
increase
production.'The company's
net inccme for the
nine month period ended
Sept. 30 was $421,454 or $39c per share, compared.-with a net
loss
of • $541,835
or
50c per share in 1962. Net. sales climbed
to $16,297,917 against $15,281,255 for the like period in 1962.
Both
the net -income and net sales are the largest shown by the com¬
pany
since 1956.
The
period
1962
$30,241,916 $53,530,628
_
Canada
that net earnings, after
the first nine months of
announced
has
income
Federal
for
$457,794
was
first
the
1963 reflects the
Sept. 30,
1, 1963.
on
July
on
for
$3,895,500,
to
year
a
Sept.,
Inc.—Net/Revenues Higher—
Briggs Manufacturing Co.—Shows
1
income
Shares
On
1963
* •
•
sales
Net
1962.
New York Stock
Report—
Year Ended Sept. 3C—
Net
April
in
the
on
period
$1.07 a share, up from $398,584 or 93 cents
a
share,
for the first nine, months of 1962.
Total advertising,
printing,
circulation
and service
revenues
for • the first nine
months of
196.3 rose to $3,595,833 from $3,401,210 for the first
nine
months .of
1962.—V. 198, p. 952.
1963
distributed
revenues
1963
Monday, December 2,
.
,
....
Canada
Publications
Breskin
provision
'
shares.
amounted
.
Outstanding
shares
of
dividend
Consolidated
759.
p.
stock
3f,i-
period of
on which
Damon,
Breskin Publications
shareholders
to
198,
number
The
$681,861, with a net
were
.
„
.
dend
paid
earnings
taxes,
President and Chief Executive Gfficer, said
net
earnings per common share, for the first nine months were
57 cents after meeting the requirements of the preferred dividend.
C.
J.
Robert
by
.
After
$19,546,633.
provision for taxes of $386,570., During the, comparable
1962, sales wore $16,388,025 with earnings of $249,215,
no
taxes were due,
.1
•.'. •
4-for-3 split
of
the
company's
common
stock.
Shareholders will receive an
additional share for each three they now own, it was announced
Directors
.
-
1,016,161
■
h-'
70,500^
Y $1,371
-
1,016,141
t'/
'
'
Volume
Number 6321
198
Champion
.
net
000,
subsidiary
$10,997,000, of the equivalent of $1.83 per
subject to year-end audit.
of
Magnaflux
Corp.,
a
wholly
owned
May
31,
1963,
are
included in
the nineligures
for
1933.
While the earnings met
acquired
consolidated
per share for the twelve months ended Sept. 30,
1962.
earnings figures reflect the two-l'or-one split of the
common
stock on May 2,
1963.
Mr.
Zinnner
explained that much of the decline in earnings
was
caused by increased depreciation and property taxes and an
increase
in
net
interest charges
iesulling from placing a new
affect Champion's earnings per share
said. /
Comparable figures for the first nine months of 1962, without
Magnaflux, were consolidated earnings before taxes, $22,195,000;
income
taxes,
$11,393,000;
and
net earnings, $10,802,000,
equal
to $1.80 per share.
Per-share
earnings are based on 6.005,548 shares of, common
stock
outstanding
oh
Sept.
30,
1963 and 6,005,800
shares at
Sept.
they did not
the company
1962.—V.
30,
198,
.
sales
Gas
than
1963
Provision
for
and
Fedeial
income
Net
income
198,
foreign inc.
share..
per
'
$
s
$
$
acquisition
90.371,177
expenses-
68,569,706
84,295,800 266,043,789 253.667,506
66,185,704 205,629,871 202,328.237
fr.
21,801,471
14,273,282
18,110,096
12,549,819
oper.
Net
rev.
198,
op.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
ry.
Ry.
oper.
$
Ry.
oper.
,65,253.905
65,226,096
52,941,711
155,800,346
expenses.
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
198,
12,284,385
3,571,126
12,026,188
income '
6,035,394
ry.
op.
to
Cincinnati,
Per. End. Sept. 30—
Ry.
oper.
oper.
expenses.
Ry.
expenses.'
Net
Net
Net
fr. ,ry.
rev.
ry.
198,
op.
$2,308,921
income
oper.
666,478
677.
p.
"
-
$1,626,505
187,414
1963—Quar.—1962
Per. End. Sept. 30—
oper.
revenue.*
dividends'
expenses.
5,898,451
•
Net ry.
—V.
net
$1,859,968
$6,049,944
income
6'77.
320,346
450,365
1,503,857
1963—Quar.—1962
$2,194,809
$2,132,987
1,346,560
1,489,999
Sept. 30—
oper.
revenue-.
oper.
expenses.
198,
op.
$848,249
$642,988
162,121
1,004,111
'
1963—Quar.—1962
'
$
*
e
expenses.
ry.
ry.
op.
677.
p.
$
»
4,886,341
'
:
30,723,338
6,190,143
'
.
'
$
oper.
oper.
expenses.
•
$
143.882,692
125,625,108
op.
10,816,378
2,589,465
29,558,971
income
3,415,650
*1,609,291
7,151,120
*2,428,455
ry.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
198,
1633.
p.
and
Ry.
oper.
oper.
49,499,464
41,383,630
revenue..
Ry.
expenses.
The
151,051,463
8,115,834
7,686,047
27,599,718
927,309
4,844,807
4,735,958
in
had
Oct,
31,
fast;
a
First
has
Nuts
markets
the
and
independent
instant
198,
Chock
history.
in
coffees
17
sales
ol
stores
Full
states,
the
its
coffee
com¬
cities
in
' '
Chris-Craft
of
with
for
per
share based
Sept.
on
shares
taxes
on
of
It
taxes
of
$940,000,
the
Sept.
30,
after
$1,436,303.
were
1963,
period
same
months
with
net
or
$1.08
$1,135,000,
outstanding,
for
the
earnings
per
This
share
nine
of
com¬
up
the
for
is
Nov.
On.
three
the
from
revenues
'26,
of
year.-
ended
Sept.
$13,290,996
.
-
for
30,
the
the
1963
4
earnings
cents
This
of
per
tax
share,
or
3
third
after
cents
1962
earnings
the
with
compares
$70,000.
year.
The
NAFI
for
of
period
Revs. Up
cents
41
common
stock split
/
and
share owners, Elmer L.
President,
said
the
and
revenues' leflected
the
experienced
throughout
the
review
M.
earnings
generally
to
Besse,
twelve
months
Sept.
ended
.7.6'//
.
$34.4
from
million
third
for
1963
were
$59,176,
income
taxes
of
the same
RR.—To
1963
it
Sell
To
Inc.—V.
198,
p.
sale
562.
ol
operating
assets
the
ended
than
den
nine
income
1963
$7,916,-
were
Corp.— Sales
months
Sept.
same
announced.
totaled
year
totaled
the
over
President,
this
1963
30,
$7,500,000
Berg,
$3,822,355
.s„ock.
common
was
$3,690,818,
i9gt
the' comparable
For
$1.16
or
share
per
on
v..e
861.
p,
Co.—Proposed English Affil.
(heir
respective
interests.-
positive effect to this new partnership, the dt'-eeto-s of
have agreed, subject to the approval of
existing sharehold¬
issue to Continental 1,500,000 shares of (he authorized bat
to
ers,
The
capital
will
of
Phoenix
at
price
a
constitute about 23d
of $25.20
share.
per
Tlm-m
the outstanding Phoenix capital.
important link-up between two
complementary insurance organizations, one based on New York
with a vast North American organization, and the other on London
This
with
arrangement
provides
extensive
of
world-wide
an
an
network
ol'
subsidiary
companies,
branches, and
including life.
ments
on
agencies engaged in writing all kinds of insurance
It is intended (o introduce joint working arrange¬
progressive basis so as. to take full advantage of the
potentialities through (he facilities thus made avail¬
a
considerable
able.
There
are also significant
advantages to be obtained through
cooperation in organization and by effecting economies in operating
The separate existence and
identity of the two organizations
be
fully preserved under independent management and control.
price agreed for the new issue of shares takes into account
appraisal of their value and the benefit the Continenral
Insurance Group will derive from the availability of the world-wide
facilities of Phoenix.
The investment, by the Continental will not
only create a financial link between the two companies but will also
give Continental direct access to the world-wide facilities of Phoenix.
The
realistic
a
will
sion
also
of
provide Phoenix with the
its business.—V.
Continental
On
Nov.
l<)8,
for
means
further expan¬
the
770.
p.
Telephone
Co.—Proposed
Merger—
directors of Continental Telephone Co. and Inde¬
pendent Telephone Corp. approved a merger of these two companies.
The merger would be accomplished
by an exchange of shares in the
ratio
of
There
26,
shares
0.825
of
1,976,754
are
pendent
Continental
shares
each
for
Continental
of
of
share
Independent.
of Inde¬
1.451,282
and
currently
outstanding.
The shares of both companies are
listed on the American Stock Exchange.
The agreement is subject to approval by the shareholders of both
The
will create one of the largest independent (non-Bell)
systems in the United States.
Total assets will be in
Some 210,000 subscribers in 26 states will
merger
telephone
of
excess
$100,000,000
served
the
by
system.
Months'
Nine
Period
Gross
Report—
1963
1962
$7,270,764
$6,038,853
705,875
Ended
270,801
Sept. .30—•
revenues
income__
Net
Income
Cosmodyne
sales
22
of
$4,531,232
sales
based
during
income
In
period.
and
the company registered
after
taxes of
$123,162 or
shares
the average
number
1963
29,
567,035
on
the
$4,403,153
were
net
and
share
a
outstanding
of
period
like
the
after
income
net
Net Down—
Higher;
Corp.—Sales
months ended Sept.
nine
cents
$0.20
1,288.918
1840.
p.
the
$0.42
outstanding,
shares
198,
1,669,712
share_*_c;—
per
Average
-^-V.
taxes
was
last year,
$297,635
the 472,042 average number
of
shares
outstanding during that period.
The increase in the
average
number of outstanding shares between the
two periods
resulted
principally from the sale of 150.000 common shares to
the public in May
1963.
to
equal
In
third
the
$1,712,551,
$53,277.
net
cents
63
quarter
from
a
with
was
number
of
it
so,
factors
w,Tich Jncl'ided heavy
new Louisville, Kentucky manu¬
expected learning curve in con¬
while
contracts
the
after
until
to
a
is
-
orders
company's backlog
of
unfiled
to
approximately $3,850,000
approximately
$4,250,000
/ '
770.
p.
call
running at
operations
sales will be
profitable
quarter
return
the
at
v
Sept.
at
with
compared
amounted
198,
,
backlog orders
may delay shipments
first of the year. Even
re-specificutions
anticipated.
The
the
of
majority
a
end,
year
'
>,
■
,
reported fourth
level
and
a
was
satisfactory
loss of
and a
quarter
of increasingly sophisticated cryo¬
than' anticipated level of sales and
less
a
that
stated
by
a
the
manufacture
the
genic systems " and
shipments.
shipment
of
th6 company's
a
slower than
at
facility,
for
loss
The
realized.-
was
combination
costs
It
sales ,of
registered
Cosmodyne
1963.
of
$113,905
of
resulted
for
on
the
profit
nection
based
level below previous expectations, and a net
third -quarter of 1962, sales were $1,952,774
a
In
share
a
time
same
.
a
29, 1963
backlog
ago.-—-Y.
year
a
v
reported that- this road plans to sell
equipment trust certificates at competitive
'
15, 1964
(12 noon EST)
Pfizer & Co., Inc.,
(Chak.)
International Corp.
Extended—
See
Total
Net
on
Stock Purchase Offer
-
this issue.—V. 198, p. 1325.
Ended
Report—
Corp.—Nine Months'
Sept. 30—
revenues
taxes
on
$14,595,445 $16, ,04._47
-
-
before
income
Taxes
—
V-
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.,
-^Period
Net
,
Purchase Offer Extended—
this issue.—V. 198, p. 1325.
Coty, Inc.—Stock
See
Crose-United
was
States Gas Producing
in-'nnit
income*-.
149.227
income
income—
41.*64
153,356
—
,
—^
at office of the
198, p. 2033/
Co.—Qtrly. Report—
1963
•
prov. for
share
cash
share
before
depl.
Federal income
-^earnings
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
Corp. has reported for the nine months ended 30,
1963, consolidated net sales of
$180,555,000 up trom
consolidated net sales amounting to $168,324,000 for the first nine
months of 1962., Consolidated net profit of
the company and i s
income
_j.
end
3,301,867
2,860,315
0.51
;
2,082,621
period—liu;
6,453,456
0.32
__*
of
-
0.46
1,587,170
/■:'■;
0.25
6,258,947
Commercial
of
The
to
for
$23,400,607,
stock,
ings
was
for
$2.08
the
Co.—-Net
Credit
unaudited
income
net
interim
the
nine
report
months
and,
after
per
share
nine
for
the
first nine months
of 1963 was $7,960,000.
months
of
cents
for
per
Federal
common
-
reported sales of $44,278,000 for the third quarter
against sales of $49,056,000 for the third quarter ol^ 196-.
Net profit for the third quarter of 1963, after taxes, was $1,992,020.
This compares with net profit of $2,348,000
for the third quatter
company
Sept.
30,
showed
1963
that
amounted
dividends on the preferred
of common stock.
The published earn¬
of 1962 amounted to $23,493,302, and
providing
company
of
Lower—
the
ended
after
income taxes- These earnings are e<3uftl
share after providing for dividends of $1.50
per share already paid on class A stock. This compares with con¬
solidated
net profit
after taxes of $7,623,000 equal to 88 cents
per
oemmon share,
after payment of class A dividends, foi t..e
nine months ended Sept. 30, 1962.
'
provision
92
,
1325.
p.
Sept.
subsidiaries
deprec.
i
net
outstanding,
198,
&
taxes)
income
Per
Shares
1962
$12,443,190 $11,012,125
(income
earns,
and
Per
$40,000.
earnings of $45,157, after tax credits
share adjusted, for the same period last
quarter also included non-recurring
after
the
of
give
Phoenix
quarter
Equip. Trust Certificates
revenues
Cash
net
from
$2 14
Chairman
announcement
of
opment of
Coty
the third quarter totaled
the third quarter of
the
to
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Total
or
per
of >$123,000
Telecasting.
provision
of
been
released on Nov. 22 by J. Victor Herd
Continental Insurance Co. ot New York, and Sir
Edward Ferguson, Chairman of the Phoenix
Assurance Co., Ltd. of
England, it was reported that the directors of their companies had
agreed to enter into a world-wide association tor the mutual dovel-
in
service area
in the
period last year.—V. 198, p. 952.
output
220 E. 4.2nd St., New York.—V.
Coastal
—V.
'
quarter
luve
Grimes,
Industries
more
outstanding.—y.
joint
a
The
/Net
L.
quarter
months
of
van
lor
start-up
earnings of
quarter
2-for-l
Ralph
and
Lids Will,be received Jan.
to
totaled
same
nine
increase
net
then
Chairman
on
quarterly
1-15-year
of
Net
months
8.8
1936.
in January.
company,
$1.04
period
E.
Curtiss-Wright
$1,481,309,
adjusted
Electronics
Continental Insurance
//
Kilowatthour
$6,960,000
for
outstanding
month
the
of
p.
1962.
provision
of
third
reported
business
9.4% -above
was
revenues
a
for
$13,628,873,
last
ended
nine
compares
■
Revenues
months
for
the 1,376,672 shares of capital stock
presently
1962.
Net
Up;
consolidated
announced
of $51,693,524 for
earnings
1963.
income
after
the
30,
nine
the
net
income
Federal
has
198,
.-"•/ '/• '
of
1962.
1,
bidding
revenues
Consolidated
Revenues
Inc.
period,
In
Canada.
j.
Industries,
$52,684,402
pared
has
Clinchfield
Industries,
therms
volume.—V.
over 100,000
"Natural
gas
million therm
serves
stated,
Electrie Illuminating Co.—Net,
million,/up
1962.
•
Chris-Craft
Lower—
Florida,
The company's operating revenues during
$37
super¬
highest
in
markets its regular
leading
would
line
ba<is
.
1437.
p.
operating
30, 1963, on the
13,837,356
common
shares
outstanding,
were
$1.83 per share.
Earnings
for - the
corresponding
12-month
period a
year
ago,
alter .adjustment for the stock split, Nwere $1.72
per share.
The
figures,
however,
are
not
directly comparable
because
of
the
change in
corporate
and
tax depreciation
rates made effective
Chock
to
$959,674 On
which
utility
Central
third-quarter
Earnings
the
were
Nuts
O'
and
period
of
income
the
of
figures give effect to
a
comparable'basis
level
Jan.
in
Mr.
the. third
$J-20 per share of
.
1962
of
Earnings
$10,582,000.
were
that
and
grocery
the
stockholders,
for
the
an
income
shares
.
/
high
quarter, ended
above
record
27 cents
the nine
nation.
company
up
informed
volume
restaurant
company's
and
—V.
also
Sales—
the
net
million
5.2
gas
yln 'the .company's
Lindseth,
Chairman,
four franchises in its new
More
franchises will be
signed
signed
when sales
available.
are
O'
fiscal
first
stockholders were informed.
safes for fiscal 1964 were 7'/
Stockholderswere
Full
that
heard
the
business.
restaurant
rate,
period last year
not currently
ligures
meeting
for
volume
it
that
quarter
parable
annual
record
and
franchised
the
at
achieved
at
O' Nuts Corp.—Reports Record
Full
1962
this
a
for
and
for
total
company's
Chock
Net
a
,
President
company
on
are
28,446,160
1,370,519
Stockholders
showed
1962
reported
South
year.
1633.
p.
of
On
Higher—
for
be
earnings
30, T963,
Sept.
per common share, compared with 36 cents in the same quarter last
122/605,303
income
oper.
of
Cleveland
1963—9 Mos.—1962
fr. ry. op.
rev.
months
years
this acquisi¬
to
19„2.
861.
p.
facturing
Both
198,
has
$8,249,576
accounted
increase
48,399,338 150,448,689
40,713,291 122,848,971
comparable
the
Wi- Langef,
sales
'
1963—Quar.-^-1962
that
lor
1,
corporations.
revenues of $7,045,847 during the same
Earnings per share, for the 12 months to
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.^—Earnings—
Per. End. Sept. 30—
11%—
the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1963, up
1'7//■;respectively over its $851,742 net income on oper-'
of
customers.
i\
Net
387.
p.
ting
S.
18,257,584
fr.
rev.
Net ry.
198,
period of 1962.
date came to $1.02,
against' 94c last; year/ Both figures are based on the average
number of shares outstanding during the periods.
Total
gas-volume for the period rose 26'/
from 33.7 million
therms, in 1962 to 42.5 million therms this year.
a
$
36,896,918 164,230,976
34,307,453 134,672,005
55,393,869
44,577.491
revenue..
Ry.
Co.—Net Up
announced.
months ended
company
revenues
•
1963—9 Mos—1962
s
figures
Jan.
stock
through
purposes,
stock.
year-
It,
City Gas Co. of Florida—Net Up 13%; Revs. 17%—
The
5,962,748
.
198,
For
32,361,606
,
1963—Quar—1962
Sept. 30—
Ry.
—V.
1963—V.
in June,
interests
.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Per. End.
Net ry.
of
Utilities
in
share,
13',/
Net
to $3.96
$3.29 per
'
period. Earnings for
months ended Sept.
30, 1963 were also up 11// to 77 cents per
•share
on
net income
of $1,895,670, compared
with 70 cents per
share
arid ' net income of $1,719,330 for the' nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1962. For the year ended Sept, 30, 1963, earnings also
set' a new
19-year record at $2,497,055, or $1.01 per share, versus
$2,271,765,
or
92 cents for the
preceding like period.—V.
198,
p. 769.
'
'
" .'
•
:.
■
;
168,970,381
46,634,310 133,229,502. 136,608,775
15,401,758
income
oper.
198,
against
of
per
62,036,068 163,952,840
3,164,182
oper.
57,525,423
45,670,423
revenue..
Ry.
Net rev. fr.
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$
$
11,855,000
oper.
Net
equal
was
lit/, Mr. Rosenthal reported. Net income was
$726,017 and 30 cents, per share, against $656,720, or
677.
p.
Ry.
—V.
pooling
a
the; three
For
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earn.
■-
stocks,
the
President,
tnal,
$2,255,603
744,775
$2,515,930
349,857
ry.
Per. End. Sept. 30—
'
was
Utilities has reported
record highs
in revenues and
earnings for the 19th year in a row in , both the September quarter
and the nine/months through September, 1963, Richard L. Rosen-
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$6,644,524
$6,467,802
4,128,594
4,212,199
income
oper.
nine
the
earnings
$133,136,607,
.Citizens
gain
Net rev. fr.
comparative
to
Citizens
Ry.
—V.
1963
last. year.
,
Ry.
ry.
of
1,070,600
p.
''Net
the
to
Consolidated
will
months
nine
preference
and
preferred
on
quired/in
$5,650,496
Per. End.
Net
17%—
first
per< share earnings
are based
upon
the average number
shares, outstanding in the respective periods. For purposes of
comparison,
net
irieome for both 1963 and 1962 incluaes con¬
solidated
earnings of.Tennessee Corp., which Cities Service ac¬
17,776*631-
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
-
the
in
income
of
$23,427,127
-$1,675,001
oper.
198,
$5,194,022
4,435,765
$5,140,153,
3,821,664
The
fr. ry. op.
Net rev.
Ry.—
third
quarter
of 1963, net income was $15,960,000
$1.16 per share on common stock after preferred and
preference dividends.
This compared with net income of $14,750,00C, and $1.07 per share on common stock in the third quarter
For'
of
17,837,505
$1,770,087
1,605,513
for /-the first nine months of 1963,
in.the corresponding period of 1962.
equal
1963—9 Mos—1962
5,984,520
Pacific
Texafe
&
share
per
229,431
$7,844,488 $23,887,449
$7,573,452
oper;
For
common
acquired
' Preferred dividends, 71c per share on the common
'«» r1 on°mP8^-d'
afteru the adjustment mentioned above,
f°'62''828- or 77c per share for tne third quarter of 19o2
wm
add
will
-
,
Ry.
which
$52,674,000, an increase of 17',//, over net income of $45,203,000
lor the like period of 1962, Burl S. Watson, Chairman, announced.
Net
income
applicable to common
stock, after provisions for
$4,254,915
$6,470,004
1,934,506
Orleans
Service Co.—Net Up
Cities
"
Ry.
distributing compa-
gas
acquisition,
.677.
p.
letter
unissued
$2,000,733
1,543,0^3
income
oper.
198,
of
was
costs.
Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Chicago
The
$9,596,940
7,596,207
fr. ry. op.
rev.
ry.
—V.
39,014,198
11.921,896
36,025,572
15,870,979
oper.
Co.
7*i a'l At
,
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$8,971,974 $27,562,270 $27,127,111
7,201,887
22,422,117
21,933,089
revenue*-'
share
—V.
6.8';
"
oper.
'
Net
and
..
New
Ry.
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$9,414,330
$8,423,934 $27,319,264 $25,101,074
7,105,409
6,797,429
20,849*260
20,846,159
revenue..
Ry.
three
of
Indiana.
Per. End. Sept. 30—
v
Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
&
stock
the
.
Consolidated
Chicago
4.0'v
2,350 customers to the company's gas operations,
the approval of various regulatory bodies.—V. 198,
861.
1936.
p.
increased
Gas & Electric Co.
also were
completed negotiations for
the
company
of
wrote;
Net
'
of
his
shares
193,769,735
154,755,537
191,825,918
53,227,717
revenue—
fr.
subject
33,381,619
Mos.—1962
1963—9 Mos
$
$ '
1963—Quar.—1962
$
rev.
the
Earnings—
Per. End. Sept. 30—
Net
is
Quincy RR.—Earnings—
&
lor
common
greater
51/339,269
60,413,918
38,625,853
1232.
p.
Chicago, Burlington
13.3'/;.
were
share
per
Insurance
5
,
Cincinnati
had
The
of
all
of
approximately
p.
Net
which
southeastern
in
nies
revenue..
oper.
sales,
that
informed
1963—9 Mos.—1962
1963—Quar.—1962
commercial
and
Stockholders
Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
Chesapeake &
Per. End. Sept, 30
Ry.
$0.90
;
1936.
p.
Ry.
986,894
967,880
taxes
—/
Net
—V.
950,766
941,844
/__
earnings
share
In
were
month period in 1962.
Mr.
stockholders that the company,
along with the Dayton Power & Light Co. and Columbus & Southern
Ohio Electric Co., has formed the Central & Southwestern
Ohio
power
pool.
The first step will involve the construction of a
400,000
kilowatt
generating
unit at the company's Walter C.
Beckjord Station.
The unit will be held in undivided ownership
by the three companies.
Major economies in construction and
operating costs will accrue
to the three companies.
-1,654.774
$0.88
Earnings before income taxes
of
over the same three
Zimmer also reported to
$20,233,856
1,892,610
—
1962.
months
for
$2.08
10
Lite
happened
per
,r
respectively,
1962
$21,235,896
'
Period Ended Sept. 30—
and services
three
quarter
same
sales
Bankers
period have had
been adjusted to give eflect
though it
as
•—V.
7.1'/
greater than
the comparable period in 1962.
Industrial electric sales' were
8.7',however, cool weather during the quarter, hurt resi¬
for
Report—
All
uivicienas,
&
the
10.5'/;
were
the
the
for
Electric
dential
Net sales
Mnn
tion,
greater than during
categories of sales rellecied
quarter
1962.
of
period
same
up
Charles Of The Ritz, Inc.—Nine Months'
1962.
during December,
service
in
the third
for
major
increases, especially industrial gas sales which
the
568.
p.
unit
generating
H'wiuw
Faimeis
(2125,).
f£*J±&nle of st°ck, other reievanc
late in 1962.
theiefore, income and
Pef sfiare
earnings
expectations,
significantly,
auw
The
$1.36
from
figures .arc
Pour-month
month
.
were
earnings
These
share.
Co.—Net Lower-
earnings for the third quarter of 1963 were 14c per common
share
after preferred dividends, compared to 15c per share for
the
same
quarter
of last . year,
reported William H. Zimmer,
President
in the quarterly
report.
He stated that earnings for
the 12 months enued Sept.
30, 1963 were $1.30 per share down
Net
has
Plug
Spark
/
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Higher—
Co.—Net
Plug
Spark
announced results of operations for
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1963.
,
Consolidated
earnings
before
taxes
in
the first nine months
of 1963 amounted to $22,606,006.
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Provision
Net
earnings
198,
July
509,674
$0.93
$1.05
and
The
Net
,
.
198,
for
*45,229
of
of
oper.
Gain
business,
the fiscal
increase
an
year,
ago.—V.
year
a
196,
Earnings
Ended
»
Per
share
common
outstanding
shares
Common
—V.
198,
The
all
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$9,751,038 $30,770,006 $31,125,196
$9,935,827
revenue—
$2,121,293
937,575
24,095,310
2,806,885
share
plus
Net
rev.
Manufacturing Co.—Appointment-
ry.
income
678.
oper.
—V:' 198,
p.
Denver "&
Per. End.
oper,
oper.
expenses.
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
p.
Ry.
oper,
oper.
oper.
ry.
—V.
198,
3,768,520
op.
$1,012,298
$877,340
$4,493,083
$3,780,027
income
540,958
468,611
2,912,077
2,576,,967
fr. ry.
Net rev.
$17,016,140 $15,151,548
12,523,057
11;371,521
$4,645,860
Detroit
198,
Toledo
Ry.
oper.
revenue--
Ry.
oper.
expenses,
op.
$507,003
$360,039
$1,788,212
$1,538,744
income
678.
176,614
43,653
598,313
277,847
Net rev. fr.
ry.
—V.
oper.
198,
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$5,064,408
$4,927,957
3,276,1^6
3,389,213
1963—Quar.—1962
$1,566,598
$1,411,932
1,059,595
1,051,893
Sept. 30—
p.
ry.
the
Nov.
Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
common stock of Detroiter
American
Stock Exchange under
Homes was
listed
on
the
the ticker symbol
DMH, it was announced by Melvin J. Hutchinson, President
The stock, of which there are 1,179,206 shares outstanding, for¬
merly was traded in the over-the-counter'' market.
the
is
nation's
The
the
months
nine
largest
that
company estimates
excess
of $60 million.
For
its
ended
of
manufacturer
sales
gross
Sept.
30,
for
,
the
By
when
end,
year
completed,
will
Detroiter
will
in
fifth
a
Ended
sales
income
S.
U.
plant.—V.
198,
1937.
p.
Gain
—V.
1963
648,000
operations
gain
463,451
849,574
833,487
574.204
1,683,061
_<
applicable
share
earnings
of
stock:
common
'
of
to
$9.5
In
to
the
and
F.
G.
$2.36
$0.43
$1.44
/
last
stockholders
Fabian,
provided in
that
annual
sales
record
In
President,
Jr.,
made
was
sales
the
it
for
is
Lawrence,
Chairman,
noted
taxes
with
shares,
$6.9,465,000 '
Earnings
the
of
were
on
H.
E.
Duffy-Mott
Meinhold,
against
as
31
Aug.
reported
again at a
were
President,
$65,539,000
down
from
were
equivalent to
873,550
shares, the
on
has
down.
$1,013,000
were
based
ended
year
earnings
taxes
stock
number
pares
in
reported
1962
$1,421 000
$1.16
Net
"Sales
of
average
weighted
of
shares
outstanding during
the\ year. This com¬
1962
earnings
of $1.70 per share based
on
834 674
weighted average of
the number
of
common
shares
the
during
high
returned
prevent
Meinhold
said, "were again at a new
increase of approximately 6$.
over
profits,
however,
declined
substantially
Net
West
This
Coast
canned
the
fiscal
same
the
to
levels
in
fruits.
yead,
as
and
those
however,
recovery,
decline
a
months of 1963 rose to $8,674,000
nine
total
company's
a
of
again to new
both previous
$513,000.
the
sales
higher
and
to
earnings
hardware
our
Earnings
during
of
was
198,
W.
S.
high
of
$22
million.
The
to
along with substantial, investment by
product development, explained; the decline
much
a
"an
the company
in earnings,
control
sales
with
of
despite
in
investment
greater
operating
the
earnings
expenses,
were
sales
and
despite
development,"
Mr.
Bishop
in
decrease
product
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year-end record backlog foretells significant improvement ;n
sales
and
earnings
for -the coming year,
Mr. Bishop said. He
pointed out that of the $22, million backlog, $13.4 million repre¬
The
orders
for
the
products
and
which
were
198, p. 770.
programs
year.—V.
beginning of the
Epps Industries, Ine.-r-Assets
See
MSL
Down
not
in
period
for'
Stratos Corp.
last
the
too
earnings.'V-V.
the
recovered
last
few
corresponding
late
198,
p.
in
the
durine
W.
period
months
to
Sept. 30—
.
&
Iron
in
third
R.
quarter,
and
of
second
1963
were
1962.
-
of
$50,483,000.
■
efforts
Management's
missile
and
orders
5$
in
two-
quarter
market
years
was
the
test
to
has
40$
receipt
of
raised
of total
major
a
nose
section
to
vehicle.—V.
space
increasing
part
of
the
the company's backlog of
an
business,
current
significant, contribution
A
ago.
the
capture
market
space
this
to
198, ,p.
contract
1962v
,
the third
design, fabricate
the Titan III
atop
President
This
and
with
compared
share for
of
Chairman,
the fiscal
shares
reported.
net
a
'
of
income
—V.
$442,509,
or
87
ended Aug. 25, 1962 on the same
Mr. Kane said.—V. 198, p. 5.
outstanding,
Fedders
As
cents
a
number
which
Corp.—Sales, Net Lower—
result
a
of
covered
a
15-week
strike
entire
fourth
the
at
the
air
to shut down
$6,436 280
4,047,176
2,321,928
to
stock
of common
end of last year.
operations, after preferred
for
$2,338,265
share
the
at
from
first
the
months
nine
divi¬
this
of
$
'■
third quarter of this year were 27 cents per
with 21 cents per share for the same period last
-
1137.
p.
1963
-
,
198.
:
$489,320
$0-44
:.
2029,
p.
1962
$665,984
$0.60
:
share^__
per
First Western Financial Corp.—Net
Western' Financial
First
month
period
net
Las
Up Sharply—
Vegas, Nevada, has an¬
unaudited for
the nine
earnings
Sept. 30, 1963, after
appropriations to
ended
provision
before
and
tax
of
Corp.
consolidated
that
general
for
Federal
reserves
were
including $378,157 attributable to. the Nevada Bank of
Commerce, this compares with net earnings, of $2,190,447 for the
like
1962
period,
including $417,189 attributable to
the
Nevada
$5,172,338,
Bank
of
the
periods
was
Eank
the
(including
based
extra
stock,
the
the
and
Nevada
public,
Bank
Sept.
which
1962
30.
are
on
pro
which
offering,
February
28,
of
have
which
Sept.
on
30,
excluded
been
issued
Only the
1963, as
were
Commerce).
of
this
from
-
with
compares
attributable
date
.
received
payment
calculation.
This
earnings
the
paid on Aug. 31,
1963, the
30,
1963, and shares issued
shares
(486.076
of
stock
issued
of
1963,
Y
,
stock dividend
distributed Sept.
acquisitions
shares
result
5$
split
of
99.3$
150,000
12,
Aug.
3,201,530 shares outstanding,
the
5$
stock dividend
paid on
on
for
issued
the
to
for the nine months ended Sept. 30. 1963
earnings of 12 cents of Nevada Rank of
including the
share
per
$1.62
various
for
prior
"
Commerce
of
acquired.
Earnings
were
Bank
Nevada
Commerce.
for
forma
the
to
Bank
Nevada
outstanding
the
after
a stock
issued
to
of
period ended
< including 13 cents
share
month
based
Commerce)
adjusting
split,
nine
per
earnings for
were 70 cents
for
in, 1963,
which
were
Fedders
he
said,
Corp.
declined
Giordano,
it
was
in
necessary
reversed
the
the
President,
is
a
fiscal
.
plant
at
operations
nine-month
Newark
and
ended
shareholders
major
supplier of
told
conditioner
favorable
sales
year
and
after
the
giving
two
3.110,246
on
dividends
stock
the
effect to
acquire
the
shares
Nevada
of
shares
Bank
of
Commerce.
Despite
—V.
198,
p.
Florida
1233.
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Steel
Corp.—Annual
Year Ended Sept. 30—
Net
Net.
taxes
1_
——
taxes
of
common
1663.
Frasure
Nov.
_______
p.
195,
ment
-1
income
share
—V.
-
1—1
taxes
income
after
1963
1962
$35,562,963 $35,155,044
.
sales'
after
25,
stoc,k
—i
,
Report
:——__
521,826
3,143,880
1,657,976
1,485,904
$1.08
J
/,'
246,190
$275,636
$0.20
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Hull, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant, to
1963 offering circular,
Corp.,
Prudential Invest¬
shares
Miami, offered publicly, 112,611
stock at $2.25 per share.
of this firm's common
proceeds, estimated at $223,663, will be used
repayment, working capital, and other cor¬
for loan
company's
quarter,
he said,
$7,432,161
4,223,427
Down
the
in
198,
nounced
a
year
report.
Because
Newark
the company's principal
5,164 905
Net
at
Mortgage Investors—Nine Months' Report—
Per
Family Record Plan, Inc.—Net Higher—
Earnings for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1963, rose to a new
high of $462,675, equal to 91 cents a share on 508,747 shares of
class B common
and
common
stock outstanding, Irwin
E. Kane,
Salvatore
income
$15.25
income
net
:
.
Net
20 219 935
678.
Months'
Sept.' 30 of this year,
1962, Major Gen. George Olmsted,
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Income
Income
$26 656 215
p.
$67,586,000
to
Net. income
from
up
862.
15,711,176
oper.
from
up
compared
First
during
to
palyloads
protect
$23,143,337
198,
Corp.—Nine
provision for Federal income tax for this year,
the
company's consolidated net earnings for the nine months ended
Sept.
30,
1963,
increased
136$
over
the same period iii 1962.
7,557,253
ry.
Net
Earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30. 1963, were $178,000
on
sales of $42,770,000 against 1962 totals of $2,245,000 on sales
$14,609,669
$7,052,416
period
paid
6,044,012
$7,549,836
comparable
were
1962.
$26,137,163 an
last
year.—V.
were
,
shares
.
quarter 1963
$13,593,848
op.
amounted
30,
Earnings
for
Nine Months' Net, Sales
—
expenses^
ry.
General
amounted
1533.
1963-9 Mos.-1962
1963
earnings more than
offset a $1,286,000 deficit reported for the first quarter and further
confirms management's earlier forecast of a profitable year.
Range Ry.—Earnings
1963-Quar.-1962
the
30,
against ' $2,405,658 for the same period a year ago. This
was equivalent
to 75 cents per share of common stock for the 1963
period against 81 cents per share In the comparable nine months
2-for-l
1634.
$750,000,' or 25
or 24 cents a share,1 for the
Beckert, Comptroller, reported.
$14,153,000, down from $14,611,000
were
third
the
The combined
months
year
Sept.
at
1963
,year,
the
year,
the
for
from
Consolidated
1963,
198, p.
Sharply—
recorded
42 cents
were
30,
of
/
Commerce)
Sold—
Industries, Inc., this issue,—V.
Earnings for the third quarter of
cents a share, compared to $725,000,
same
5.52$
assets
income
careful
at
company
286.
p.
Sept.
on
much of the decline in sales during 1963
delays in the funding of certaih defense
that
revenue—
Net
quarter
backlog was
year-ago
This,
in -line
the
Net
reported sales of $19,008,639 and
has
oper.,
—V.
third
the
from $48,323,000 on Dec. 31,
President, announced. '
assets were equivalent to $19.58 per
up
electronic
and
per share i for the fiscal year ended
with sales of $28,127,053 and earnings
share) for the previous year.
'
Bishop said that the company's backlog
oper.
fr.
for
Communications, Inc.—Sales, Net Down
attributed
to
of
Financial
share
Ry.
rev.
(72,881)
-
1962.
of
increase
report
interim
totalled $3,629,000 with earnings of
common
share, compared with a 1962
Ry.
Net
1,3.12,594
•
,
'
financing and leasing concern has reported that
for the third quarter-of 1963 were $111,625 up from
the third quarter of
1962. This is an increase of
lor
receivables
Net
Duruth, Missabe
Per. End.
charges
and
(loss)
USAR ,(Ret'd.),
the
in
added.
held
.
through
part of
1962.
m
for
an
April as a result
of
an
unusual
com¬
produced
by
the
combined
pressures
of
an
large pack of apple products and abnormally low
all
latter
income
net
quarter
sales
said
Bishop
be
"Due
and
situation
for
prices
Mr.
showed
year.
December
industry-wide
the
1963,"
and
preceding
from
petitive
81,476
190,739
.
the
share
per
outstanding during that period.
record
the
Communications,
Fairchild
John
stockholders
shareowners,
were
year.
common
that
to
to
fiscal
the
after
previous
report
but
letter
a
that
for
high,
earnings
for
1962.
attributed
a
Sales
its
.
$264,000
earnings for the three quarters ended Sept.
$321,736
against
$333,471
for
the
same
period
$4'l3,775 <52 cents
of
new
he
year.
from
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.—Sales Up 6%; Net Lowerin
-
bonds
6$.
862.
over
shares
that "During 1963
unremitted
foreign
the amount of $2,300,000. This compares with $725 000
1962."—V. 198, p. 868.
in
year.
consolidated
said
stockholders
cents
on
President
at
sented
$2.02
from
to
provision
earnings
gen¬
commercial
dends,
year-end
$13.7 million.
at
letter
increased
$1,239,712
including
776,377
earnings
Net
30.
ECI
was
unaudited earnings for fiscal 1963 ended Oct. 31,
$10.8 million on sales of $242 million compared
million on $245.6 million sales in 1962. Earnings per share
increased
fiscal
current
Profit—
earnings
and
Industries, Inc.—Net Higher—
reported
.55,392
_
119,015
Earnings per common share
cents a year ago.
ago.
This compared
$708,147 <95 cents per
Sept.
Preliminary
were
23,318
(399)
(net)
administrative
p.
year—V.
existence
Dresser
/
commented.-
sale of investments
on
678.
p.
1,078,000
110,753
__i
alter
the
President,
in
27.2
or
Edwards
Electronic
1,927,574
,.
and
per
198,
3.97$
sales
high
record
expanding
sales
volume,
both in
products lines."—V. 198, p. 862.
in
1,111,451
taxes
investments
1962
,
$43,330,920 $42,515,832
taxes
^
Earnings
$816,000
Inc.
Finance Co. of America—9 Months' Net Down—
136,427
$0.22
146,942I
—.—
reported
third
$29,000
of
Mr.
could
Report-
revenue—
income
income
from
sale of
on
income
Net
other
foreign
taxes
assets
37,502
adjustments
expenses
198,
This
-
Months'
30—
and
before
income
Net
Sept.
billed
and
of
(net)
income
$107,360
_/
.
programs.
Period
Total
145,000
,
told
the
for
$397,000
loss
Mr.
Net
-
<52,000)
—:
earnings for the third quixrter rose
continuing the record-setting pace of
Electronic
current plant expansion program is
six manufacturing plants located in
the
have
Inc.—Nine
Dorr-Oliver
Net
1963
„
value
Equipment obligations
Interim
financing
237,000
$0.27
862,909
its
and
levels,
Sales
reflect
not
sales
quarters.
reported
tjhe
the company
1963,
in
be
Pennsylvania, Michigan, Minnesota, Kansas, Georgia and California.
American
Coach, operating as a
separate unit, has four mobile
home
manufacturing
facilities and a subsidiary produces
trave
trailers
-
sales for
$1,624,000
Edwards
high
homes.
mobile
1964
gross sales and revenues of $23,761,645, which did
(acquisition of American Coach Co. in November,
t
book
charges:
281,427
'—
of
year
a
Consolidated
.
Detroiter
Inc.—Earnings—
securities-
mortgage,
1962 $8,692,357
tax—
income
'.
Edwards,
period
that
Mobile
the
26,
the placement.
in
Lines,
taxes
First
months ended Oct. 31, totalled $1,034,000, or 72.3 cents
common share. This compares with a loss of $255,000 for the
>against
Detroiter Mobile Homes,
On
of
and
«98,9421
-
Federal
has
months
nine
Mr.
—
.
versus_40
company
same-
'f-.
income
Total
nine
per
shares,
vear
118.882
periods'
General
862.
p.
Robert
4the
income
net
that
Expenses:
Electronic Assistance Corp.—Shows 9 Mos.'
Line RR.—Earnings—
Shore
The
Net
assisted
The
&
Per. End.
-.J
income, taxes
Net
profit
(lossl
Earnings per share
678.
p.
during
" /
'
dissolution —J
in
sale
on
1963
$7,422,939
Sept.: 30—1
before
Federal
—V.
1962
2,062,494
on
interest
Gain
Net
„
(loss)
Profit
-
on
Electronic Instrument Co., Inc.—Ann. Report
sales
Net
fiscal
City of New York
wholly-oWned subsidiaries:
of
Subsidiaries
Other
convertible
443,000
$0.51
862,909
——----
$4
share
a
ap¬
770.
p.
Ended
Year
.
$5,179,573
4.167,275
expenses-
Net
198,
Eico
1963—9 Mos.—1962
1963—Quar.—1962
revenue
Ry.
!
For
share
a
cents
reported that this Grand Rapids-
Coach
net
on
by
(losses)
eral
outstanding
Shares
Ironton RR.—Earnings—
&
Sept. 30—
interest
Interest
share
per
79
outstanding
Westchester Street Transportation Co.
—V.
Detroit, Toledo
Per. End.
been
$1.22
to
finance company operating 19 offices
and southern part of the state, has
Chicago,
Miscellaneous
has
amounted
against
as
Income:
1963
1962
$12,105,000 $12,530,000
'■
earnings
Earnings
—V.
York,
New
Co.
30—
Sales
Net
Trust
co-transfer agent for the 434$
cumulative
stock of the company.—V. 198, p. 1937.
Period Ended. Sept.
$6,523,784 $17,908,887 $18,180,358
3,212,887
8,979,887
8,075,536
$6,098,012
3,097,634
op.
income
678.
oper.
198,
ry.
York
New
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Edo
1963—Quar—1962
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$19,272,166 $19,558,873 $56,477,736 $56,519,136
13,174,154
13,035,089
38,568,849
38,338,778
revenue..
Ry.
Western RR.—Earnings—
Grande
Rio
Ry.
Net
pointed
preferred
Sept. 30-^-
Bank
Chemical
outstanding.
or
shares
was
Avenue
Prior
$6,615,182
2,114,283
,
equal
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
24,510,014
$6,674,696
678,621
7,814,534
7,972,066
$1,778,972
expenses.
fr. ry. op.
called
for redemption on Jan. 31,
1963,
cumulative preferred stock at $100 per
accrued dividends.—V. 198, p. 1634.
$3.60
$3,324,312
•
central
Fifth
has
company
its'outstanding
of
presently
26, it
condemned
Corp.—Earnings--
was
$1,689,312,
$2,511,344,
number
oi
consumer
the
Gains
Redeem Preferred—
taxes
101.
p.
Accrued
Co.—To
promising:
were
earlier.
totaled
to
phia and
1634.
p.
1964
a
million-dpllar loan through the private
placement of its senior notes due in 1975. The com¬
pany has
outstanding receivables of approximately
$8,300,000.
Robert Fulton Maine Co. of New York, Philadel¬
247,758
455,715
$0.16
2,860,577
51,700
95.040
$0.03
2,957,152
fiscal
obtained
1963
1962
$24,551,777 $24,146,914
109,296
525,043
30—
Sept.
special items
Net after taxes and before special items
Net income and special items
.—
1963—Quar.—1962
30—
in
$0.34
3,600,012
'.
revenues
taxes and
before
Net
198,
based
Dynalectron Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Operating
prospects for
Fidelity Corp. of Michigan-—Notes Sold Privately—
$760,000
.
Lower—
Hudson RR,
&
$0.70
—
units
Federal
shares
On Nov.
9,377
1,263,229
3,671,389
—
770.
p.
1,257,534
1,253,852
543,040
2,573,328
assured
year
a
average
V.
844.824
...
share
per
the
2,511,386
income—^
outstanding
198,
---V.
earnings
net
—'—
securities.
of
income
Net
$987,000
the
over
1451.
p.
was
advised,
Donaghue
Mr.
2,335,464
1,150,000
1,185,464
__—
substantial backlog
of
unfilled
it presently can make and, with
through
a
mutually
satisfactory
a
all
Income
amounted
1963
1962
$17,382,860 $17,216,916
—
Spalding
sale
from
Eaton
Net
896,344
Months' Report—
has
now
shipping
before
Income
Net
30—
Eastman Kodak
Ry.
*212,693
...
including results of operations of its
subsidiary
Universal
Pictures for nine months ended Sept. 30,
1963, amounted to $3,670,557, equal to $2.40 per share on 1,527,401
outstanding shares of capital stock.
In
the
corresponding period of 1962, Decca reported earnings
of $4,359,091, equal to $2.85 per share on the 1,527,401
outstand¬
ing shares of capital stock.—V. 198, p. 770.
oper.
479,036
taxes
A. G.
in
Equity
reported, showed a
healthy
climbing to $959,151 from $551,784 the
Records, Inc.—Net
Delaware
*247,765
taxes
alter
income
Net
President
the year,
Per. End. Sept.
$950,539
taxes
before
Provision
Feriod
Ry.
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
According to the report, net sales for. the fiscal year
$51,164,722, down from $60,550,526 reported for 1962.
678.
p.
Sept.
Earnings
Sljares
Consolidated
$1,645,207
revenues.—....
TT
„.
firm's
the
reported
Decca
$130,923
income
Ended
and
Sales
for the year. He
in 1962 sustained
rapid development. The profit per share was
during
close
backlog
$324,775
op.
ry.
oper.
ry.
Period
Mr. Donaghue said, were $50,648
with an actual operating loss
backlog
fr.'
rev.
Dunhill International, Inc.—Nine
registered new highs in the fiscal year ended
Hugh P. Donaghue told stockholders at the
this
sales,
the
at
Net
before.
year
.
stability
three-year contract,
-3,147,461
3,050,994
to
Year—
during a period of
announced as 35 cents.
Gross
expenses.
2,141,648
profits
profits,
advance"
revenue..
*Deficit.—V.
Corp.—Shows Profit for
President
contrasted
oper
oper.
Fedders
is
labor
future
'
meeting.
annual
Ry
Ry!
that
orders,, and
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$4,696,201 $4,098,000
1963—Quar—1962
$1,527,905
$1,374,000
1,203,130
1,243,077
Sept. 30—
435.000
459,575
Per. End.
861.
p.
31,
Net
SlS.Tn.OSa
944,674
323,500
share__,
common
per
Datatrol
Sales
783,075
4
earnings
Net
—V.
$14436C3528
—
—
beiore Federal income taxes
lor Federal income taxes—
Earnings
'
added
Ry.—Earnings—
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Corp—Nine Months' Report—
Cigar
DWG
NeXsales
.
(2126)
earnings
Aug.
in
plants
of'
1963,
31,
the
annual
components
to
Maspeth,
L. X,
£here also.
This,
earnings
results.
He
porate purposes.
BUSINESS—The
Garden,
Fla.,
company,
/'
located
at West Highway
is engaged in the purchase and resale of
,
50, Winter
citrus fruit,
and sale of citrus fruit, the purchase of citrus fruits
for others on a commission basis, financing the production of citrus
concentrate, and publishing
an agricultural newspaper called the
Florida Field Report. The company is also engaged in developing
the
growing
peach
it
for sale
orchards
which
leased
has
The Commercial and
Number 6321
198
Volume
to
of
assumes
instances,
the grove owner continues to maintain
assumes all risks incident thereto.
During the fiscal year ended May 31,
1963, the firm's gross
income from resales of fruit represents approximately 91%
of its
other
In
total
picked
until
crop
and
Outstanding
Authorized
stock
Coihmon
198,
ties."—V.
Bank
Chemical
Operating
stock of the corporation.
for the common
pointed co-transfer agent
198, p. 1937.
U.
Merger-
—
Talks Ended—
the
and
reluctantly reached this decision
of Buckeye's largest stockholder to
merger.—V. 198, p. 1841.
company
intention
stated
the
$100i
Payment will be made
Y.—V. 198, p. 473.
$104 per share.
2 Broadway, N.
at
Co.,
Depreciation
contracts
instalment
Motors
by* General
purchased
Ac¬
Total
Corp. in the third quarter of 1963 totaled $1,065 million,
$994 million in the same period last year, the company
announced. For
the first nine months of 1963,'retail contracts
Income
against
Other
1963,
30,
30,
million, compared with $4,035 million on Sept.
receivables outstanding totaled $851 million
$774 million a
against
nine
Net.,
earnings for fiscal 1963 were' reported
research organization.
Milton Greenberg, President, said net sales for the year ended
Sept.
30
were
$7,595,757, up from $5,801,635 for the previous
fiscal year. Net
income was $252,516, equal to 52 cents a share,
an
increase from
the $163,318, or 35 cents a share reported in
fiscal
1962.
The
company
has maintained an unbroken record
of
profitability since its establishment five years ago.—V. 197,
New
highs
'
1947.
sales of
Consolidated
is
the
for
year
a
ago
for
reported
the
$3,294,000
income
share
—V.
198,
$2,353,000
224,000
10.000
$0.64
$0.03
-A-—
—
■--
—
-
made
be
of
at
Flaza,
Months' Report—
1963
$671,695
Sales
Net
31,174
—V.
195,
1923.
p.
at
$0.17
.
——
share
Per
Canada
25.217
$0.21
-I;—
—
profit
1962
$440,602
$27
Rubber
Co.
—
Reports
Record
Sales, Net—
Sales
income
months
nine
Chairman,
of
1963
announced.
net
sales
dividends
The
year.
company
over the $393,502,000
for the third quarter
earnings of $20,510,000 were 24.7%
above
the third quarter of 1962. Earnings for the
quarter were equal, to 59 cents per share, up from 47 cents a year
ago.—V. 198, p. 2034.
increase
an
the
10.6%
of
Third
1962.
of
quarter
$16,453,000
for
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Nine Months' Net Up 20%—
The
for
Earnings per
in
income of $6,718,000 against
third quarter in 1962.
an
increase7 of 25%
share of .common stock were 55 cents versus/46 cents
company
$5,372,000
Shares
for
earned $1.70 a share, against $1.46 last
year, both based on 34,952.530 shares of outstanding common stock.
For the third quarter, Mr. Thomas reported sales of $435,246,000
last
for
income
per
has. reported, net
the
.
Sept.
common
:
_
30
,
1963
1962
$24,120,442 $22,780,118
759,370
765,930
23,361,072 22,014,188
9,700,389
9,633,739
$2.29
$2.41
share—
,
Oil
&
Refining Co.—Buys Refinery—
Tidewater Oil Co.,
See
stock
1636.'
198, p.
-—
'—
common
outstanding
income
—V.
$1,262,276,000,
to
,
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
'
1963,
30,
Gordon, Presi¬
charges, depre¬
common share.
than for any
first quarter of
the
in
income
Net
International
Net
Co.—Nine Months' Sales,
Paper
Higher—
the
for
Sales
in
sales
of
the
third quarter of 1963 ran almost 5V2%
corresponding 1962 quarter, according to a
by Richard C, Doane,
Total sales
for the
nine, months,,
1962. For the
1963, against
the same quarter in
totaled $846,166,594 in
for
$271,256,886
to
and
first
ahead
report
Chairman, and Lamar M. Fearing, President.
third quarter amounted to $286,158,434 in
sales
'
,
quarter of 1963
198,
679.
p.
'
;
,
,
Co.—Sales Up; Net Down
Record 42 weeks-sales of $24,107,960 were achieved by the com¬
pany, President Walter W. Slocum announced. The previous record
International Resistance
Manufacturing Co.—Shows Nine
Hycon
Mos.' Profit
President, has announced that the company
$141,000 on sales of $8,744,000 for the nine
months ended Oct. 31,
1963,
Earnings per share for this period
were $.034
on
3,656,640 common shares outstanding.
In
1962,
for the comparable period, the company
reported a
loss of $12,000 on sales of $3,835,000. The increase in sales in 1963
Hunter,
E.
Kenneth
made
profit
a
of
systems used in
reconnaissance ver¬
said that he expects
a
Continuing increase in shipments during the last quarter which
will result in sales for the'full year of approximately $15,000,000,
the highest in Hycon's 15 year history. Profits for the last quarter
should show a corresponding improvement. Hycon's backlog stands
at
a
record $22,000,000,
up from $5,000,000 a year ago.—V.
193,
was
largely
due
to
initial production of camera
Navy's RF4B and the Air Force's RF4C
sions of the Phantom II aircraft. Mr. Hunter
the
p.
1689.
period
similar
a
$23,853,273 set in 1962.
was
•
earnings amounted to $1,391,309, 01; 95 cents a
$2,100,387, or $1.44 cents per share in the 1962
calculated on the
1,462,209 shares outstanding when
Net
from
ended
on
1963.
20,
Oct.
report
his
In
-
stockholders,
to
share, down
period, both
the period
.
.
.
official attributed the
the IRC
running about one quarter
year
late in shedding the extraordinary expenses connected wit 11
the introduction of an unusual number of new products.
,
"However," Mr. Slocum noted, "during the last five weeks ot
the
the fact that "we are
earnings to
lower
exceeded the
are looking
earnings improved substantially
and
the same five-week period in 1962. We
improvement during the remainder Oi
287.,
...
period,
of
earnings
continued
for
—V.
"
-
for
198,
p.
the year,
1962.
For
of
the first nine
20%
over
the
for
nine
months net income, was $19,553,000, an increase
last
the $16,281,000 earned
months were $1.63 in
year.
1963
1962.
-
Per
compared
share
with
earnings
$142
in
'
the
the
to
that
ccnmany's third
sale
sales
of
and
two
quarter report mailed
Chilean
revenues
were
to
textile
companies.
$442,728,000 for
Mr.
Grace
said
tbe nine months
compared
with
$448,122,000
in
1962,
This
figure reflects
the
elimination of sales of Cosden Petroleun1). Corp. for the first nine
months
of
1963.—V.
198,
p.
Independent Telephone Corp.—9 Months' Report—
1050.
operating
revenues.—-—
—
operating expenses and taxes—
Total
Net
operating
and
Interest
Income
revenues
—■
other
deductions,
A
decline
Robert
Sales
F..
of
in
sales' and
earnings
Halligan, President; :>j
the Chicago electronics
for
on
fiscal
% 7
firm for
1963
was
reported
by
the
12
months
ended
less
other
815,449
—
stock
income
per
-
;—
share of common stock
287,175
37,769
37,338
438,991
249,406
1,417,310
$0.31
1,366,850
Telephone Co., this issue.—V.
$0.18
1963
$
1962
$
Other
for
from
operations-.---—-—■
income
and
and foreign
income
shares
—V.
outstanding (avex-age
income per common
198,
P.
2035.
share-—_
24,927,559
100,020,60)
84,691.473
(6,980,879)
(deductions b—net_,
taxes.J
income——:
715,994,568
29,136,177
depreciation-—-—--—-
Minority equity in net
Net
77,665,596
revenues
and operating expenses..
sales
of
Cost
Provision
71,035,522
785.705,634
•
_
_____
Telecommunication operating
Net
198, p. 771.
.
30—
837,196,824 754.578,078
Common
Proposed Merger—
See Continental
Report—
Period Ended Sept.
U. S.
"»
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Nine
International
Months'
Income
,
shares of common stock
628,648
476,299
-
preferred
outstanding
Net
■
-
stock..—
Consolidated net income applicable to com¬
Dividends
Average number of
9%; Net 18%—
5,523,141
1962
$4,887,631
3.971.808
915,823
sales
''
——
—
$6,814,918
1,291,778
Consolidated net income
mon
Hallicrafters Co,—Sales Down
1963
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Total
stockholders. J.
Peter Grace, President, said that the 9 months' figures are after a
non-recurring capital loss of $1,071,000 or 9 cents per share related
In
'
'
_
...
(33 cents a share) for the third
substantially matched the $14,515,274 (also 33 cents
a
share)
earned in the corresponding 1962 quarter. Nine month
earnings totaled $46,846,666 ($1.08 a share) in 1963 and $46,240,573
($1.07
a
share) in
1962. The nine-month figure for 1963
includes
a
profit of $4,265,521 (10 cents a share) on sales of
$819,729,953 in 1962.
Net
earnings ot $14,436,164
securities.—V.
this issue.—V. 196, p. 2277.
Up 3%—
this fiscal year which ended
011
Sept. 30 amounted to $84,339, or three cents a share, against
$80,884, equal to three cents a share for the same period in 1962,
W.
B.
Macey, President,
reported to stockholders.
Abnormally
high
operating expenses and lease rentals
were
largely responsible for the disappointing net income for the period
since gross, revenues of $807,774 were 8%
higher than the same
quarter a year ago, Mr. Macey said.
He noted that sales of crude oil and royalty income were higher
this year but gas sales declined chiefly as a result of the sale of
some
gas
properties in the San Juan Basin at the end of last
fiscal year.—V.' 198, p. 1327.
,
■
.
-
Humble
the
first
nine months
of
1963
compared to
$1,176,462,000 for the
first nine months of 1962, an increase of 7.3%,
Net income for
the first nine months of 1963 was $59,428,000,
an
increase of
16.3%
over
the $51,101,000 for the same period
Consolidated
amounted
Net
Sept.
ended
months
in
period
1963
Net
established new records both for the first
and for the third quarter, E. J, Thomas,
earnings
and
be
Household Finance
Preferred
&
.
Y.
-N.
may
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
Tire
Goodyear
Debentures—
called for redemption on Dec. 30. 1963,
6%
convertiole subordinated debentures
at
104V2% plus accrued interest. Payment
branch in Canada of the Canadian Imperial
or
The Chase Manhattan Bank, One Chase
converted into common stock of TransPipe Lines Ltd. up to the close of business on Dec. 20, 1963,
per share
in Canadian currency.—V. 198, p. 1535.
Debentures
Global Steel Products Corp.—Six
any
Commerce
Manhattan
Period Ended Aug. 31—
'
Ltd.—To Redeem
1975
15,
Jan.
will
Bank
570.
p.
of
all
due
thing of the past,"
sales of Holland's
corporation has
its
outstanding
The
1962
Ltd.—Reports
Canada
International Oil & Gas Corp.—Revenues
were
Furnace Co. subsidiary will result in
the company's financial position."—
acquired Thatcher
major
improvement in
198, p.
1327.
recently
Glastron Boat Co.—Annual Report
Per
extraordinary charges
$2,984,951.
will be increased to $8,000,000'
1963
sales
year," Mr. Cook said.
"Operating losses of recent years are now a
said.
"In
1964,
the addition
of product
a
nine
the
for
report
of
/
the company's history. In the first nine
months of 1962 net earnings were $72,011,000, or $2.44 per commoh
share, and during the corresponding period of 1961 net earnings
were
$58,232,000, or $1.98 per share.
.
Net earnings of $24,170,000,
or 82 cents per common share, in
tbe three months ended Sept. 30,
1963, were the highest for any
third
quarter, and compare with $19,667,000, or 67 cents
per
common
share for the third quarter of 1962, and $20,579,000, or
70 cents per share, for the like 1961 period.—V. 198, p. 679.
next
he
Home Oil Co.
1963
of $790,692 and
for
over-all
that
estimate
"We
income
other
interim
corresponding
special
and
Co.
Nickel
Earnings—
by Henry S. Wingate, Chairman, and J, Roy
showed net earnings of $77,052,000 after all
ciation, depletion^ taxes, etc., equivalent to $2.61 per
The earnings for the
nine months were higher
$2,113,367.
V.
Year Ended Aug. 31—
"
redemption 011 Jan. 1, 1964,
fund, $699,000 of its 3.65%
1977 (convertible on or before
Dec.
31, 1967 except as provided in case of redemption)
at 100%
plus accrued interest; Payment will be made at The First National
Bank
of
Chicago, 38 S.
Dearborn St., Chicago, or the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 23 Wall St., N. Y.
'
Debentures may
be converted into common stock at any time
prior to but not after the close of business on Dec. 27,
1963,
at
$56 per share.—V. 198, p. 1938.
'
issued
its operating loss for the year ended
consolidated basis to $1,621,629.
This is
a
Corp.—Partial
corporation has called
for
operation of
the sinking
subordinated debentures due July 1,
The
113.626,800 118.724.300
(7,312,100) (6,694,900)
reduced
has
Chemical
&
dent,
wholly-owned subsidiaries
six
570.
interest and depre.
Co.—Shows Loss for Year—
on
Minerals
International
;
1963
'
954.
through
Record
112.029.400
771.
of
p.
ad¬
The
annual
$
charges of $723,218 applicable to prior years,
Russell
M.
Cook,
President,
announced.
In the seven months ended July 31, 1962, Holland had sustained
a
net
loss
of $6,114:178.
The company had changed from
a
calendar to
fiscal year reporting in 1962.
The seven month loss
included a Federal
tax credit of $1,866(262, equity
in net losses
Gerber, President.
were
1962
'
Furnace
company
198,
over
,
105,002,900 111,575,700
1,311.800
453,700
—
p.
31,
exclusive
Sales
4.7% over sales of $84,635,for the baby foods compafty.
$5,780,478
of
earnings
p.
The
July
of
period.
ago.—V. 198,
_
of
This is $903,113 more than earnings of $4,877,365
for
a
year
ago.
an
increase of 18.5%.
Earnings per share of
common
stock are $1.36 for the present period against
$1.15 a
Net
Months'
1963
including
incurred
Holland
4.7%; Net 18.5%-—
period
same
Consolidated
months
year
Publications, Inc.—9
(loss)
—V. ,198,
$88,596,422 for the six months ended Sept.
were announced by Daniel F.
an increase of
$3,960,523 or
1963,
This
899
(261,958)
.
and
sales
in
Gerber Products Co.—Sales Up
30,
,
106,314.700
Costs
privately-owned public utility cor¬
The
...
30—
income
a
Redemption—
(261,958)
29,324
operating revenue
Other
this manufacturing and
,
—
—
$
Net
p.
37,856
Report—
Net Higher—
Corp. of America—Sales,
Geophysics
by
29,324
_i
•
Period Ended Sept.
is
Co.
sales have been increasing at an average
power
10%.—V.
of
rate
'
,
.
Consolidated
1968.
Light & Power
company's
compares
Total
Loan—
was
equivalent ' to
International
_L
(loss)
190, p,' 2041.
Hearst
it
22,
Nov.
loan
Lima
37|856
33,256
-
income
—V.
-
.
poration. Greater Lima, its service area, has a population of
two
million, or about one-fifth of Peru's total, and is the
ministrative, commercial and industrial center' of the country.
85,209
(224,102)
—,
income
income—taxes
for
$3.04
5,998,488
at
33.256
charges—_l
;
Provision
the first
million,
772.
p.
—_—
before provision for
(loss)
common
period
198,
August
•
with $4,513 million'for th^ same period of 1962.
^Consolidated net income including the earnings of Motors Insur¬
ance
Corp.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, amounted to $9,583,525
during the third quarter of/1963, down from $10,158,966 in the
1962 third quarter.
For the first nine months of 1963. net income
\yas $29,431 345,
against $30,356,682 for the same period of 1962.
In
commenting
on
the results for the first nine months of
1963, Thomas W. Towell, President, said the decrease in net in¬
come from
the corresponding 'period last year resulted from lower
earnings of Motors Insurance Corp.—V. 198, p. 1743.
which
acct
uncollectible
of
taxes
retail and whole¬
80,948
62,580
income & expenses
before other income charges
other income
Total
of 1963, compared
the third quarter a year ago. For
these receivables averaged $4,875
million for
months of
1963,
$4,628
for
Income
earlier.
year
Average earning receivables'outstanding—both
sale—totaled $5,050 million for the third quarter
with
were $4,409
1962. Whole¬
96,592
(11,383)
86.152
(5,204)
^
loss from lease of DC-6-:
obsolescence1 on spare parts—
or
Provide
at Sept. 30, 1963,
sale
276.440
3,890,999
(138,893)
income-charges:
Write-off
19 ,346,000
18 ,320,000
$3.32
5,918,388
share
shares outstanding
common
reported that the World Bank had made
$15 million to Lima Light & Power Co.
Electricas Asociadas) of Peru. The loan will help to
finance a
program for expanding the supply of electricity in the
greater Lima area, and will also help pay the cost of a related
scheme
for the use of water resources.
As a result of the new
works,
Lima
Light
will
add
120,000
kilowatts
of
generating
capacity to its system:
in addition, there' will be a substantial
increase
in
the output of existing
power
plants, more drinking
water for Lima, and enough water for the irrigation of a sizable
tract of arid land south of Lima.
Ten
private banks are participating in the loan to the extent
of
$615,000, representing the
first three maturities and part of
the
fourth
maturity which fall due between February 1967 and
a
'
expense-
non-oper.
(loss)
(Gain)
from $3,003 million in
4,037,894
143,528.
—
:
(income)
Other
37,666,000
foreign
and
International Bank For Reconstruction & Develop¬
525,983
348,241
141,896
225.141
operating expenses
Operating income (loss)
■_
;
Non-operating income & exp.—net:
ceptance
purchased amounted to $3,199 million, up
the corresponding period of 1962.
Retail
receivables
outstanding at Sept.
^
Total
at the Irving
Federal
S.
ment—Peruvian
854,166
848,804
593,908
369,280
164,513
amortization
&
U.
per
of
of
—V.
895,469
1964,
Interest
Retail
948,256
829,468
907,328
—_
___
ticketing & sales
General
& administrative
Taxes other than inc. and payroll
(par
$
and foreign
lEmpresas
traffic handling
Aircraft &
Corp.—Net Lower—
Motors Acceptance
General
income
end
3,752,106
Reservations,
corporation has called
for redemption on Jan. 1,
outstanding 4%
cumulative first preferred stock
Trust
operating revenues—
Maintenance
because of the
actively oppose
its
of
4,181,422
.
Operating expenses:
Flying operations
Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
General Cable
The
all
$3,032,811
553,477
23,411
8,539
99,074
34,794
Revenue
1962
19,566,000
19,776.000
S. Federal
income
Net
7,556
240,875
35,991
Report
172 ,762,000
income
Net'
On
Total
proposal to merge the two companies.
According to T. M. Thompson, Chairman of General American,
and
George S.
Patterson, Buckeye's President, the directors of
each
Service
Public
22,
—_
I
Other—net
Transportation Corp.
abandonment of the
directors of General American
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. announced
Nov.
On
baggage 'I
excess
half
183,668,000
income
for
on
Number
mail
S.
Charter
first
1963
_
on
taxes
revenues:
Freight &
Transportation Corp.
General American
the
39,342,000
income before U;
taxes
1962
$3,335,601
535,712
25,687
Months'
Co.—Nine
sales
Net
Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Passenger
—V.
Sales for
$
Net
Provision
'1963
1963.
an
Period Ended Sept. 30—
2562.
p.
$1,208,447,
Ingersoll-Rand
Period Ended June 30—
York, has been ap¬
New
Co.,
Trust
York
New
197,
Sept. ,30,
ended
increase of 30%;
over
the $928,552 for the
period in 1962, Net income was $46,587, or 14 cents
per share
(based on 335,113 shares outstanding), a rise of more
than
120%
over
the $20,854, or 6 cents per share (on 325,400
shares) in the first half of 1962.—V. 198, p. 474.
unusually
an
Hawaiian Airlines,
Inc.—Appointment—
Industries,
Gale
326,239 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
par).— '
cent
(one
857.
p.
of
30%:
comparable
caused
drop in military business
the
completion
the
Sales Up
—
reported sharp increases in sales and earnings
company has
six months
the
were
large Air Force contract for
electronic
countermeasure equipment, < management
has been fol¬
lowing
a
planned and successful
transitional program involving
product diversification and the consolidation of production facili¬
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Halligan added.
expected volume
Mr.
offset
"To
by
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
—V.
schedule."'
income.
gross
The
for
per share, compared
Mr. Halligan said
such
the risk of crop loss subsequent to
purchase, and
date.
'the
for
Co., Inc.
Meter
Precision
Ideal
7
Net 120%—
.
$1,993,000 in the
from
firm
to
the
,
.
year totaled $1,644,000. a decrease of 18%
1962 fiscal year. This was equal to (35 cents
with 79 cents per share last year.
that the declines were caused mainly by heavy
costs in
developing promising new product lines and delays in
government contract awards in the final quarter.
"Abnormal delays in awards of military contracts in the final
quarter—a situation which affected the entire electronics industry
—threw
the
company's diversification timetable temporarily off
small
The
sells
.
■
...
earnings
Net
neighborhood grocery stores.
purchases entire citrus crops from growers which it
packers
and processors. Such crops are purchased
at
varying stages of maturity. In some instances, the company as¬
sumes
the burden of maintaining
groves subsequent to the date
of
I
$66,741,000.
chain
$60,492,000, down 9% from last year's
1963, amounted to
31,
Aug.
store
and owns one neighborhood grocery
Little Stores, Inc., which operates a
(2127)
Financial Chronicle
(1,308,423)
56,594,346
2,931,647
-
51,766,051
2,253,356
,33.513.737
29,363,643
17.437.099
17,204,478
$1 84
$1.63
'
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2128)
the
of
manufacturer
the
of
income
Net
wnsumei
income
cents
40
$571,968, or
outstanding.
was
then
shares
tne current
first half of
the
for
income,
—
Net
income
per
—V.
198,
—-
share
954.
p.
for
Provision
Earnings
—V.
after
share
per
198,
(refund)
taxes
(lossl
income
Net
—
taxes
—
W.
E.
excess
time
Net
other
taxes
Earned
q
198,
—-
—
—
share
864. -a
per
p.
:
2
efforts
and
stores
of
A
Sept.
Sales
sales
in
See
for
the
1963,
Miss.,
for
the
over
ended
Oct.
company's
—V.
198,
BernzOmatic
sales
Net
before
M.
$382,988,455
President
Sr.,
Lane,
$397,698,117,
were
of
sales
8.4%
for
months
period
same
reported
Net
me..,,
in
Levitt
Levitt
$397,440,
were
56
or
cents
year
a
year
and
reported
has
Sons,
In
William
cents
the
Total
Levitt
the
period
during
fiscal
the
last
year
first
,
of
1,
&
St<,
will
be
Y.,
or
N.
made
the
111
Bank
1S63,
of
„
Debenture;
Dec.
on
into
stock
common
to
up
the
of
Bank
Dallas,
of
Republic
National
Bank
converted into capital
27, 1963.—V. 197,
be
on
Industries
in
In 'the
51
cents
paid in
The
ings
and
-
the
Dec.
stock
be
to
up
the
earned
comparable
share,
a
period of the previous year, earnings were
after adjustment for a 24/2%
stock
dividend
1962.
•
preliminary report showed
increased
198,
rise
p.
to
to
$6,536,000.
up
$154,029,000
first
25%
from
quarter
from
net
On
Nov.
bidding
a
a
21%
26,
third
$429,540
share
a
the
In
cents
the
011
heating and
equipment.
$390,019
424,048
first
nine
on
421,323
share
a
against
report
company
received
220 E. 42nd St.,
was
reported
equipment
that
this
road
trust certificates
plans
at
to
months
198,
Dec.
New
9
(12
noon
York.—V.
EST)
198,
p.
at
office of
2036.
the
com¬
as
1962.
shares
common
out¬
inevitable
"an
was
broad
expansion
but temporary
diversification pro¬
and
Offered—Pursuant
Frisco,
at
to
an
Elwood
24,
Jan.
on
PRIVILEGE—Subject
provisions
1957.
the
31,' 1969,
the
to
the
company
has achieved
sharply
trend
is
expected
to
continue
improved
through
yearJ>
and
into
1964,
Roy
E.
the
Marquardt..
to
the
said
base
Houston
that
of
the
Society
products
propulsion,
electronics, rocketry
responsible for the improved earnings
diversification
into
electronics
and
was
began
company
of Financial Analysts.
diversification
across
company's
airbreathing
little
a
new
12
than
more
a
year,"
gained from
have
areas
weeks
of
1962
to
rate
a
he
said,
rate
a
of
$57
well
"annualized
of
sales
million
$30
million
during
in
the
in
the
third
quarter of this year. We are
on
the way to recovering
the 70%
of tptalv sales which Bomarc represented!" The Bomard
ramjet engine program began phasing out in 1960 and
production
was
completed in 1962.
the
first
40
earnings of
This
share,
at
of
of
1963,
Marquardt reported unaudited
cents a s aare, on sales of $38,353,-
25
or
with
net
earnings
$39,100,000
in
end
of
Marquardt
the
same'
projected
$1,319,360
like
period
or
in
91
cents
1962.
Cur¬
compared with $34,000,period a year ago.
40-week
total
of
t'^e
backlog stands at $42,155,000
the
Mr.
the
sales
on
rent sales
000
weeks
$364,213,
compared
as
sales
company
of
$54
million
for
full
year 1963, up approximately 7%
from the prior year, with
earnings for 1963 expected to be 45 cents a share. —V. 198,
p. 772.
Mary Carter Paint Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
The
company has achieved
firs't nine months of
1963,
the
period in its
12-year history,
record high
sales and earnings for
exceeding the results of any similar
it was announced by I G. Davis, Jr.
President.
engaged
of
bearer
1969.
FEATURES—Debentures
from
Jan.
subord.
conv.
due
1975
1,
1965
to
1963,
were
1962.
from
net
earnings for the nine months ended Sept 30.
equivalent to 58 cents per share, against
per share, for the corresponding oarmd of
$1,399,592,
$1,318,793,
55
or
Sales
for
cents
the
first
nine
months
of
$16,026,461 in the similar period
Max
Factor
&
Co.—Nine
1963
last
before
Provision
for^taxes
Net
taxes
1963
7,428,62
earnings
F.
H.
Pringle
by
Morris
James
H.
Whitaker,
passed
away
President
of. Mead
Coro.
it
was
Chairman.
Mr.
Pringle' succeeds
earlier this month.
McSwiney was elected Executive Vice-President, suc¬
Pl'ingle who has been Exefcutive Vice-President since
McSwiney has been Group Vice-President, Board
since
/
George
in
the
President,
of
H.
elected
was
organization.
Papers,
Miller,
Drexel
'
.
.
Sheets
Mead
White
F-.
Paul
firm
$0.9'
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
elected
was
E.
who
1962.
post
3,602,88:
W.
ceeding
1958.
3,825,74!
$106
Corp.—Management Changes—
George
announced
D.
1.962
$48,877,31
Net earnings per share
—V. 198, p. 680.
'
Mead
up
680.
p.
8,382,161
4,302,563
4,079,598
income-—
on
193,
$52,249,974
income
on
$16,056,939,
Months'.Report-
Period Ended Sept. 30—
and royalties-—_______
Earnings
were
year.—V.
Net sales
Jr.,
Senior
Vice-President,
Sheets
Dr.
has
1962.
since
General
been
,
new
a
Vice-
Group
!
Partner
1
of
the
investment-banking
&
Co., Philadelphia, Pa., was elected a member of
the Board replacing William. L.
Dempsey, also a partner of Drexel
& Co., who resigned.—V. 198, p. 1745.,
called
be
may
at
from
Mercantile
maturity.
—V.
198,
debs,
series
A
'
$300,000
—
stock
(no
>
.
>.
'.
44,295 shs.
'
...
based
Mack
/
this
has
totaled
year
reported
$66,984,684,
period in 1962.
73
Sales
51
or
cents
for
C.
the three
cents
a
"
the
or
and
nine
$1.79
a
the
for
third
$64,023,285
quarter
for
the
months
of
year
same
r
ago.
$222,094,519
share,
earnings of $5,923,931,
p.
as
or
with
in
earnings'
of
$1.97
a
share.
was
$4.38
per
common
share
for
1962*USk n*ne months of 1963, and $3.92 for the nine months of
Mr.
MacBride
plant
into
on
said
normal
that
the
production
task
has
of
bringing
continued
to
the
have
Hagerstownr
an
adverse
earnings, but he added:
'^e are makin8'
that
iu
current
the
W.
Co.
On
third
progress in solving our problems and can report
trends in output, labor
productivity and burden ab¬
For
Associates,
Atchlcy,
fourth
previous
or
Jr.,
quarter
quarter.
sales
$60,500,
MacBride, Mack Chairman and President, said in the
interim report to stockholders that cash flow from in¬
depreciation and amortization of the start-up charges for
plant
Maine
of
York,
New
Philadel¬
1278.
Dana
against 1962 sales of $196,-
Rhoades
Md.,
Fulton
Microwave
company's
Ilagerstown,
finance
phia and Chicago, assisted in the placement.—V. 198.
ended Sept. 30. amounted to $1,share, compared with $2,160,083, or
a
Pri¬
-
totaled
common
Sold
.
months
common
the same quarter
for
from
up
'
Earnings for
564,393,
that' sales
Securities
—
reported that this Chicagocompany doing an animal
had placed privately
$2,000,000 of senior notes due 1978, and 5,000 shares
of its first preferred stock.
*
Robert
Trucks, Inc.—Sales Higher; Net Down-
Trucks
diversified
Corp.
was
business volume of $150,000,000,
.
$300,000
v
Financial
vately—On Nov. 26, it
Outstanding
'
.
120,000 shs.
par )
673.
p.
Mack
effect
7
in
1,558,000
on
fiscal
of
last
of
shares.—V.
Authorized
6%
sell
competitive
share,
per
reported
based
earnings
current
address-
The
"In
year
a
shares
any
31,
par
come,
.the new
Equip. Tr. Ctfs.
Security
949.
this
the
industrial
first
months
quarter
The
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
ago
increase'
1
1963, it
1-15-year
in December.
of
to
earn¬
year
1938.
Eids will be
pany,
nine
President.
nine
the
Dec.
244,2.91
after-tax
$5,212,000
$127,309,000,
Louisville & Nashville RR.—To Sell
$6,705,000
is
at
$5,420,703,
•
of
ended Sept. 30.
compared with $1,-
rocketry in 1958;
2562.
p.
first
December
sales
—V.
93
was
the
first
Of air. conditioning,
automatic ice making
Inc.—Debentures
the
Common
a
record 62 cents a share 011 10,602,017
quarter ended Oct. 31, according to a pre¬
liminary report by Roy L. Ash, President, at a meeting of the
Fit.sburgh Society of Financial Analysts.
f
.
;
outstanding.
the
in
James,
was
$1.01
to
in
first
increase
an
"
have
105%
Bldg.,
Dallas'.
may
business
Litton
line
and
period
amounted
company
after
•
shares
the
1963.
7,
Cleveland Society
.
,7/VI , '
'
Litton Industries Inc.—Net Up 25%; Sales 21%-—
■
for
REDEMPTION
National
Box
2964,
O.
refrigeration,
for the
and
time between Jan. 1, 1965, and Dec.
or registered
holder of a series A debenture
right, at his option, to convert the principal thereof
into
as
many
fully paid and non-assessable shares of common
stock of
the company
as
the principal amount of the debenture
is a multiple of the conversion
price per share.
Conversion prices
per share are
$10 beginning Jan. 1, 1965, and thereafter to and
including Dec. 31, 1965; $11.12 thereafter to and including Dec.-;
31. 1966; $12.50 thereafter to and including Dec. 31, 1967; $14.27
thereafter to and including Dec. 31. 1968; and $16.67 thereafter
to
and
including Dec.
31, 1969.
No
conversion right will exist
Seventh
W.
the
cents
share
was
1963
and
an
000.
772.
shall
The
at
corporation has
also called for redemption
on
Dec.
27,
all of its outstanding 5)4% convertible subordinated deben¬
due
Oct.
1,
1971
at
102%.
Payment will be made at the
tures
net
inclusive,
half
second
1439.
p.
Association,
Savings
converted
be
Republic
close
198,
Payment
Pine
80
Trust
may
business
of
The
P.
the
for
"substantially higher"
Angeles.
Debentures
cloie
earnings
Inc.—To Redeem Debentures
104.50%.
Bank,
National
*
Los
$2.11
$15,136,771,
shown
L'.
B.
rise
to
to
sales
were
complete,
a
income
indenture,
and
expected to be
months.—V.
six
at
1976
iv.anhattan
Chase
St.,
$1.86
Net Higher—
$12,722,507
stockholders. by
CONVERSION
its
Sept.
Ame:ica
6,189,550
3,224,949
\
2,964,600
stock-—1—
amounted
the
income
$14,684,400
corporation has
called for redemption on Dec. 27, 1963,
outstanding 434%
subordinated convertible debentures
The
due
from
up
30
or
per
high
p.
Marquardt
these
primarily in the production and sale
of both high calcium and high
magnesium lime, limestone and lime
products.
It
operates a
high calcium lime hvdrating plant
at
Frisco,
Ellwood
City,. Pa.,
and,
through its
wholly-owned
sub¬
sidiary, Moores Lime Co., a high magnesium limestone and lime
manufacturing plant at Springfield, Ohio.
year.
are
Ling-Temco-Vought,
all
Report
1962
2,728,108
BUSINESS—Macin,
with
principal
offices
City, Pa.,
was
incorporated in
Pennsylvania
,
$16,613,200
were
sales
both
said
current
than
the
told
that earnings for the quarter
company's
198,
of
trend.
5,335,267
These figures
ago.
to
which
The
the first-half earnings equal
one
cent a share during
of the
last fiscal year. Of the 20 cents, he. said,
profits from foreign investments.
period
same
the
broadening
and
1745.
p.
10, 1963 offering circular, the company offered
publicly, without underwriting, $300,000 of its- 6%
sinking fund subordinated debentures due Jan. 1,
1975, at par, plus accrued interest from July 1, 1963.
Net proceeds, estimated at $114,000, will be used
for acquisition,! expansion, and working capital.
of
earnings
against
for
sales
the
Mr.
are
,
'
for
Consolidated
said
President,
Levitt,
share
half
cents
for
of
J.
a
first
8V2
a
For
.vea.
over
Macin,
for
,
franchise
President, announced.
Chief
2,607,159
-
earnings,continued
is
i
stock
p.
ago.
.
20
and
o-
year,
the six months ended Aug. 31,
1963, a profit of $1,054,600 before Federal income taxes, and a net
profit of $604,600 after taxes. This compared with a profit of
$73,300 before taxes and a net profit of $39,300 for the correspond¬
ing period last year.
•
~
&
and
$30,786,000 for the quarter, Mr. Comar reported
early
balance
the
$45,775,19*7 $44,863,056
4
taxes
common
common
that
increased
Sons, Inc.—Net, Sales Up Sharply—
&
pi 865.
Comar
M.
figure
record
of
earnings,
1385.
p.
sales
,s
issued
58
or
share
a
of $9,158,000.
three-month period in 1962!
offices set an ali
same
The
the comparable period last year, which does not
of Maremont's recently acquired Gabriel Co., Rocket
Inc., Gabriel Electronics, and several parts remanufacturing
of
result
Oct.
profits
quarterly high
new
q
branch
1,418,000 for 1962.
vs.
gram."—V.
an
in
1963
taxes—.',.
Federal
manufactures
cents a share, compared to
These earnings are based
681,757 outstanding shares.—V. 198, p. 865.
on
198,
taxes
Federal
$2,414,264
year.
Net
$382j792
in¬
from
Corp.—Net Down Sharply—
cents
93
figure
years
a
nine-months
sales
for the same period
Levine,
President,
said
current
amounted to $25,043,197. Up from $23,102,115
34.7%-
a
payments
subsidiaries, was $20,948,000, he said.
Nine-month
earnings
totaled
$1,942,090,
or
$1.11
per
share
against $3,199,000, or $2.22 per share, reported last
year.
Mr. Comar stated that the profit downturn after
eight successive
net
ago.
year
a
has
31,-1963,
Oct.
ended
Morris
last
for
194,
dgo,
chain,
store
department
nine
the
the
over
issue.—V.
-
Federal
ventilating,
based
Dallas
sales
this
Corp.,
McQuay, Inc.—Sales,
Levine's, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
This
both
$560,000,
or
were
Power,
Holdings—
Sept. 30—
share of
per
Net
net
1962,
and
of the problem faced this
year bv Maremont in
newly-acquired companies has! resulted in a
earnings 'decline from 1962 levels, Executive Vice-
year's
Sales
to
"
^
.
after
—V.
680.
p.
in
sales
reflect volume
31
sales
Standard Paint
Harris
Net
Net
months
office
.
standing
30
amount
an
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co.—9 Mos.'
$0.04
nine
first
reached
of
Jerome
were
Since
months
nine
3.8%
of
Period Ended
7%—
the
for
branch
Lane said.
Mr.
Sells
the same period last year, a gain of 7%.
on
quarter
of
Mr. Comar reported
line
period of
1962, Harold
Executive
Officer, reported.
a
$9,896,971
to
increased
against $9,241,087
comparable
the
net
seven
quarter
This
Corp. announced that it has sold its
a
warehouse, all located in, Alabama,
same
1962.
30,
Net
Sales 27.4%
increase
Analysts.
month
1963
',1J?9
quarter
and
year.—V. 198,
President
the small grocery outlets, which have operated
McCrory-McLellan-Green variety
chain's Mobile
with our policy of concentrating McCrory's
building the profitability of its basic retail merchandising
on
increase
reported record highs in sales and earnings
period ended Sept. 30, 1963.
Net
income
after
provision
for taxes increased
to $619,709
against $442,038 a year ago, a gain of 40%. Earnings were $1.33
per share oh the 466,100 shares outstanding as of Sept. 30, 1963
compared
with' $1' per share on 440,400 shares outstanding
on
nine
291,385
$1'4S ' '
Marquardt Corp.—Net Down Sharply—
has
company
the
.
continuation
third
$1,000,000"
"is
Provision
Lenox, Inc.—Net Up 40%; Sales
The
for
the
sales
also
sales
consolidating
Sales Up 3.8%—
Net
for
34.7%
a
revenue
for
Maremont
Outlets—
Grocery
interests of Columbia,
in cash.
Walker, Jr.,
business,"
($0.09)
$0.83
—
—
19^2
$7,426,996
391,525
quarterly high of $18,109,500, representing a 286
increase
$14,142,600 sales for the comparable quarter in the previ¬
fiscal
ous
Disposition of
of the
1963
1962
$26,020,428 $19,997,766
1,638,973
112,932
959,892
82,393
679,081
30,539
;
—
._i
taxes
Net income
—V.
income——,
and
before
sales
Income
Income
19(53
$9,359,321
1.
the
over
Mr.
Period Ended Sept. 30—•.
'
from $7,186,800 for the
Combined
M.
Lane, Sr., President and Chief Executive Officer of
said that sale of the stores, which are primarily small
outlets also dealing in dry goods, "is part of our planned
program
of streamlining and strengthening McCrory's divisions."
Report—
Corp.—Nine Months'
began
'
consisting
offices
27.4%
up
Harold
680.
p.
Leesona
share,
per
franchise
McCrory,
$4,174,727
(71,478)
(25,866)
• (45,611)
$0.11
(loss)—
in
the highest
is
Revenue,
grocery
' l^L
1953
$3,961,925
,90,365
38,799
51,566
taxes—12
before
(loss)
completely
the last quarter to
operations."'—V. 198, p. 865.
crease.
founded in
was
McCrory
8,
Front
"in
Months' Report-
;
,
Income
Nov.
On
as
part
Division,
period Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
increase
350,000,
29.oc
Products, Inc.—Nine
Motor
Lee
27.4%
cents'
,
16.
Corp.—Sells
McCrory
103,334
(37,376)
earnings (loss)..——■
Earnings per share—
—V. 198, p. 680.
Hagerstown
overtime
in net earnings and
ended Sept
30, 1963.
earnings of any quarterly period
in the history of the firm.
According to Elmer L. Winter, Presi¬
dent, net earnings for the three months ended Sept. 30,
1963
reached $463,300, or 51 cents per share,
up from $343.900,'or 38
1946 by Eernard Epps, who will
continue as the head of the Epps Industries' Division, and as a VicePresident of MSL Industries.
MSL, a diversified corporation with
operations in the industrial fastener, welded steel tubing and aero¬
sol filling fields, with headquarters in Chicago, has another West
Coast
operation,
Globe Aerospace Division,
in North Hollywood,
Calif., acquired in June, 1962. MSL's annual sales volume approxi¬
mates $60,000.000.—V. 198, p. 1637.
'
Epps Industries
$2.gf2088
Net
quarter,
during
shares of Epps..
Yellow
30-
Sept
it
after taxes_j_
income
This
22,
the
noted
Months
1»»
Nov.
since
Manpower has announced
a
Joseph T. Zoline, MSL President, delivered to Ber¬
nard S. Epps, President of Epps Industries, stock certificates for
82,990 MSL shares which will be distributed to the Epps share¬
holders on the basis of one share of MSL'Industries for each seven
Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Kleer-Vu Industries,
Oct.
announced
On
1962
$7,410,157
5b2 162
$6,795,312
911 674
$0.2b
income
other
and
Net
1963
'
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
222,843
959.
p.
results
recent
abnormal
expected
Manpower Inc.—Net Up 34.7%;
1,121,938
103,622
1,241,159
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
best
with
is
-VMS!, r2245.re"~
Nov. 25, MSL Industries announced completion
of Epps Industries', Inc., Los Angeles producer
ment
Report-
Inc.—Quarterly
Net
of the acquisi¬
of welded steel
tubing, in exchange for 82,990 shares of MSL pursuant to an agree¬
On
tion
287.
p.
197,
MSL
.
198,
113,520
1,326,137
123,888
1,315,769
-
the most
In
plant
Madway Main Line Homes Inc.—Nine Mos.' Report
233,603
-
income-
—V.
of
Kennametal
1
its
the
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
requirements
and
Period Ended Sept. 30—
and revenues——
188,458
45.150
,43,343
—
earnings beginning of period--—„Casn
dividends
declareda—
Retained earnings at end of period—.1
provide that each share of
issued and
of Star would be converted
.into four-tenths of a share of common stock of Jewel.
The total
shares of Star outstanding as of Nov. 1, 1963, are 1,223,152, con¬
sisting entirely of common stock.
The stock of Jewel is listed on the New York Stock Exchange
and
the shares of Star are traded Over-the-Counter
Under
present plans the merger would go into effect on Feb.
1, 1964. Following the merger, Star will continue operations under
present
management,
as
a
wholly owned subsidiary of Jewel.
—V.
62,325
,
Retained
the plan of merger
outstanding common stock
terms
portion
Net
.and Star Market Co., announced
that a plan of merger of
the two companies had been approved
by the directors of each company.
The merger is subject to ap¬
proval by Stockholders of each company at special meetings to
be held
the latter part of January, 1964.
The
219,188
favorable.
.
Sales
income, taxes:
Federal
for
produce
ex¬
taxes—
income
portion.
Co., Inc.
Jewel Tea
26
556,039
456,451
—
other
105,668
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Tea
Jewel
Federal
before
Deferred
'
On Nov
1,374,800
1,012,490
-
.
Current
-
fiscal yeai totaled $ 13,33l,
805 against $14,825,548 in the first half of fiscal 1963- Mr. Booth
stated t..at the reduction in sales reflects the fact that a significant
portion of last year's sales represented an over-run on a cost-plusfixed-fee
contract.—V. 197, p. 1234.
Sales
,
Provision
«si9«m
1962
$2,387,2S0
1,614,029
873,841
'
,
income
Net
shaie
pel
of
penses
s^es
net
1963
$2,487,870
654,653
30—
Sept.
sales—
Gross profit 011 sales
Selling, general administration &
products in the six months ended Oct 31
1963 totaiea
$746,359, equal to 52 cents per snare on the 1.428,912
°
common
stock
outstanding. For the six months ended Oct.
3 .
1,417,359
Ended
Period
Cost
all
are
production
eliminated
Sales
electronics
1962,
met
Report—
first half of the current fiscal year .we" 30 V
higher than in the corresponding period a, jeai M
P e. de
F.
E.
Booth
announced. He stated that the company
best first half earnings in its 26 year hi^ory.
ft-rosnace
in
sorption
Lynch Communications Systems Inc.—Nine Months'
Corp.—Net Up 30%
Interstate Engineering
Earnings
.
had
shown
$10,543,600
Down
$2,534,200,
6c
per
share,
'
earnings
as
Sharply—
has announced that operations
a marked improvement over the
...
t
of
quarter,
the
Inc.—Net
President
from
compared
operations
with
a
,
.»
amounted, to
break-even
in the
"
fiscal
down
ended Sept.
28.
1963,
from
$12,802,000
for
the
year
sales amounted to
prior
fiscal year.
from operations amounted to $98,200, or 10c per share.
special charge in connection with the liquidation of a foreign
subsidiary amounted
to $29,100,
reducing final net income to
$69,100,
or
7c
per
share,
compared
to
$639,000,
or
63c per
share, in the
prior fiscal year.
•
Earnings
A
_
Mr.
shown
Atchley indicated that new orders in the fourth quarter
a
sharp uptrend.
The backlog, which is in excess of
500,000,
is
the
highest
in
the
company's
history.—V.
198,
p.
had
$5.866.
Volume
Mid-America
Mid-America
from
the
for
a
a
this
Co.—Net
reported
30,
Per. End.
Ry.
Thomas said
E.
30,
net
1963,
oper.
Period Ended Sept. 3C—
Net
Pre-tax
Net
$19,279,545
income
net
income after
"
——
taxes
—V.
1,407,000
—;
198, p. 866.
'
—On Nov.
Ry.
this firm's
150,000 shares of
$20.25 per share.
Net
Offered
ry.
quarteied
302,303
218,396
Net
681.
p.
GIVING
EFFECT
Sept. 30—
RR.—Earnings—
1963—Quar—1962
$13,925,702
expenses,
10,365,933
9,580,773
$3,559,769
$3,141,843
ry.
PRESENT
TO
Mid-Continent
op.
income
oper.
844,310
29.436,514
June
debentures
15,
Ry.
Ry.
that-
$9,444,712
2,110,252
5 -4%,
May
1987
15,
for
681.
p.
RR.-
-Earnings—
1963
Sept. 30-
Quar,—1962
due
May
Notes
payable
due
within
74,429,311
73,262,821
224,271,614
223,255,974
expenses,
55,703,752
55,561,220
164,861,315
166,575,655
fr.
rev.
op.
18,725,559
17,701,601
59,410,299
9,043,827
7,009,690
28,549,857
ry.
Marking
System
The
ik-iore
on
income
1962
lis.
1128.
P.
Monon
'
oner,
oper,
expenses.
Common
sock
(no
debt
and
Subsidiary
held
First
by
1,080,100
890,100
$1.14
$ J..j4
was
3,836,227
11,188.185
parent
op.
$1,087,833
$733,816
$2,928,614
$2,261,846
543,931
161,817
1,302,752
388,041
notes,
Installment
1969
equity
to
to
subject
agreement,
the
to
stock
underwriters
terms
and
named
of
conditions
from the company
opposite their
the
forth
set
below,
severally
have
underwriting
the
number
!
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,4 10,700
Kidder, Pcabody & Co.
Incorporated
10,700
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc;
Becker
G.
A.
Co.
5,500
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Ball, Burge & Kraus
4,800
Fulton,
Inc.
4.800
Miller & Co.—__
4,800
Reici
Hayden,
&
Co.,
Johnston,
Lemon
McDonald
&
Merrill,
4,800
first
ago
better
than
months
of
of
nine
reported
were
by
15%
1963
National
in
over
both
3.800
3,800
revenues
Co.,
Mid-Continent
peridd
first
the
nine
months
of
for
Revenues
1962.
•
qn
of
/
$381,851
128,186
96,273
261,341
212,788
ry.
p.
Management Co.—Notes Sold Privately—
it was reported that this St. Louis com¬
pany had privately placed $500,000 senior notes due
1973.
Robert Fulton Maine Co. of New York, Phila¬
delphia and Chicago, assisted in the placement.
Mill
ninth
consumer
from
preferred stock. Waltey D. Yankauer, President^
shares of the
preferred stock,
totalling
sold to an institutional investor.
According. vo
Mr.
Yankauer
the proceeds
will provide Mill Factors Corp. with
greater
flexibility
in
obtaining
funds
for
growth
and
hence
increase per share earnings on common
stock.
Also he said that
$5C
value
par
that
announced
there
will
are
no
30,000
be
plans
to
shares.—V.
preferred
the
issue
198,
p.
al
remaining
authorized
30,000
and
1962
$40, ..*9,321
6,5o0,673
7,855,711
foreign income taxes—
p.r
198,
snare,
4,616,509
3,209,232
31
Aug.
on
1,710,003
on
3,559.230
2,371,.2J
.ares
s
'
1
$1 33
$1.74
866.
p.
American
and
of
Aviation, Inc.
Sept: 30—
other
sales
,
befoie
S.
(&
Subs.)- -Annual
1963
v-*
1962
S.
income
shares
of
71.754 000
37,800,000
33 954,000
8,396,000
8,336,000
$4.91
$4.07
outstanding
;
i
!
share
per
198,
8 i,19 .LOCO
taxes
;
number
Earned
—V.
1,562,783,000
42,100,000
loreign income
income taxes:
&
1,785,361,000
expenses...
1,63 4,537,000
41,196,000
other
foreign
$
1.868,657,000
and
U.
and
income
during' period
773.
p.
.
384.
Northern
Period
which
the
for
or
and
Gas
company
3.5%
cents
over
over
the
$2.63
for
the
results
the
result
of
Gas
nine
our
months,"
business
,
Wetenhall
Mr,
during
that
both
and
abroad."—V.
198,
p.
Gas
Gross
Net
operating
Oil
&
Income
revenues
income
Net
Nautec
tion)
than
income
and
before
Provisicn
for
Net
U.
earnings
S.
earnings
Net
—V.
198,
oper.
Ry.
oper.-
Net
Net
1963
461,428
&
taxes
210,000
241,812
$0.34
$0.33
RR.—Earnings-
1963—Quar.—1962
$7,833,289
expenses.
2,422,133
2,393,467
7.331,886
—V.
198,
and
10,454,864,
mort¬
2—,——-.126.816 '
earnings—6.934,162
retained
:
7 014,088
share
per
of
stock—
common
56.751,228
63,775,316
9,124,152
$2.07
$1.91
1328.
p.
Northern
Ohio
Telephone
Co.
Bonds
—
Sold
Pri¬
vately—On Nov. 26, 1963, it was reported that $6,000,000 of this firm's 4V2%
first mortgage bonds due
Oct. 1, 1993, had been sold
privately through Harri-
Ripley & Co. Inc., New York.—V. 194,
p.
1723.
$214,257
$232,537
$501,403
$764,127
income
74,127
130,972
♦56,295
340,193
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Per. End.
Sept. 30—
'
•
-
1963—Quar.—1962
$
-
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$
,
$
198,
p.
$
Ry.
oper., revenue—
48,546.770
47,268,338
133.458 011
126.732.562
Ry.
,
oper.
expenses.
41,447,936
38.077.952
115,740.958
111,583,761
fr. ry. op.
7,098,834
9.190,186
,17,717.053
15,148.801
income
2,803,654
4,914,159
7,509,814
5.321,297
681.
Net
New
stock
17,461,952
11,894,388
dividends—'.
2,470.515
18.955,366
—^
earnings beginning of period
65,656,213
Retained earnings end of 'period
——__v, 72,590,375
Shares of common stock
outstanding end of ' '
period
9,153,769
7,153,512
op.
•Deficit.—V.
York
Per. End.
19,919,467
2,349.100
stock—.
Retained
$7,917,639
oper.
cash
(154.036)
(1 047,622)
21,304.436
(credit)
dividends—
common
bonds
man
$2,626,004
ry.
cash
on
114,425
(927)
(982.333)
<_
construction
—
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$2,636,390
fr.
(235,515)
premium
credits
and
to
L
in
10,481.142
—135.021
charged
increase
3,958,409
1,675,000
l
(236,165)
discount,
retiring preferred
of
gage
171,800
251,428
taxes—
Northeastern
;
413.612
998.
Sept. 30-
debt
income.
Earnings
$5,138,'460
•_
after
credit..
stock
Net
18,799,000
3,542.900
9,494.175
deductions
Interest
1962
$6,313,668
revenue..
rev,
ry.
&
share
Orleans
Ry.
$1.60
•
;
per
p.
New
$1.39
oh 'income-1
foreign income
taxes
17,843,900
deprecia¬
___<_
Costs
828.017
■,
(credit).
of
674,209
7,647,745
-
(accelerated
expense.
Other
$6,322,400
722,246
729,500
8,715,416
-
investment
Amortization
18,581,872
2_2
taxes—4.
______
Earnings
$6,492,894
.
___.
Earnings
income
3,841,667
20,210,115
—
r
Common
share—.
_
amortization.
and
Interest
as
1962
31 231, ,85
charges.
Net
1963
56,3*27.028
31,957,640
4.500,935
Interest
,
said,'
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
sales
Net
^58,016.549
—
Pa\mer.t deferred
Corp.—Earnings-
—.
earnings per
196, p. 1143.
—V.
'
taxes—
Deferred
1,829,927
3,902,335
income
Payable' currently.
476.
Sept. 20-
other
____
Preferred stock
Natural
taxes and
deductions:
Depletion
Taxe.s. other
satisfactory increase in the movement of our
i'."ducts, including our newer food items, into trade-
here
5,363,199
4,735,498
purchases
Depreciation
first
period
10,652,344
Maintenance
$2.71
operations for the' third
all-time high of $463,863,000,
cf
159,136,197
2,208,894
exj enses,
Operation
$39,-
international
first
growth
S
159.255,856
.
'Jes—
s
Cperaiing
very
a
different I
channels
the
for
steady
lr62
413,19j,707
Transportation, processing and otner.
for
earnings were
1962, This equals
of this year were also at an
'$455,3 35,000 fcr the 195& quarter.
Earnings beiore taxes
$28,616,000. as against $28,072,000 for the corresponding pe¬
riod in 1962.
Net after tuxes was $13,729,000, or 95 cents a share,
compered with $13,524,000, cr 94 cents q share for the third quar¬
ter. of last, year.
"Our
1963
411,072,853
products •'sales.
Oil
has
tax
9 Months'
—
revenues:
sales—
and
quar cr
"reflect
Subs.)
(&
Ended Sept; 30—
sales (in thousands of cubic feet)
Operating
an¬
$76,934,000
from
up
After
year.
of eight
domestic
in
year
$79,973,000.
last
Co.
$
period.
were
Gas
Volume of
Corp.—-^ales, Net Higher
achieved record sales and earnings
J. Huber Wetenhall, President,
the
for
period
Natural
Report—
were
Pcr. End.
special meeting of stockholders held on Nov. 20, the total
authorized capital was increased by the addition of 60,000 chares
of
U.
William
consecutive
qn increase
months of 1362.
a
$1,500,COO,
1963
$45,318,981
_
$
agains
Corp.-—Capital Increase Approved—
Factors
31—
Aug.
taxes
income
Gas
Period Ended Sept. 30—
finance com¬
pany with outstanding receivables of about $5,500,000.
tucky, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland and Missouri.
It operates 18 offices throughout West Virginia, Ken—V. 196, p. 747:
At
Nielsen Co.—Annual Report—
Ended
Year Ended
the
for
1953,
of $1,315,000,
gain
a
Sales
the
Midland
a
1183.
p.
before
Sales
.
increase
1629.
On Nov. 26,
Management is
oper.
1138,
Report—
$0.74
$18,341,323
1963—9 Mos—1952
deficit
Spates, Canada, and overseas totaled $1,375,$1,371,392,090 for the first nine months of 1962,
12 Months Ended
Midland
were
1963—Quar—1962
"$793,178
2,218 215
United
share,
per
many
for
e..dcd
$330,852
506,715
gain
a
Products
corresponding
nine
a
comparative periods were $7,679,219 vs. $6,635,682.—V. 198,
sales
and
Products
months
the
in
shown
the
for
year
a
Earnings for the period ended Sept. 30 were 66.6 cents per share
on
net income
of $963,698, vs 57.6 cents per share on a net of
$834,450
Dairy
nine
086,000,
earnings
and
comparative
Telephone.
months
$86,685
Ne*
1963,
year,
Earnings before taxes
.
the
first
Sales
Revenues, Net Higher—
Increases
the
30,
last
Dairy
657,000, against
and marked the
3,800<&
12
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings
ry.
261,030
$0.59
scares——'--
services
represents
nounced.
4,800
„.
397,955
298,547
'
from
period
This
3.800
!—
3.8C-0
Stiver & Co.—
3,300
G. H. Walker & Co. Inc.
3,800
John B. Joyce & Co.—2,300
Sweney Cart-wright & Co.
2,300
Vercoe <fc Company
2,300
Co.,
&
Inc.
Pierce
the
$59,500
1962
income-'.—-
on
354,445
on
months'ended Sept.
4.800
—
for
op.
rev.
Average
the
Saunders,
4,800
Company
Turben
Rauscher,
Inc.
4.800
Co.
&
Corporation
ended
fr.
Net
4,800
—
—
10,700
Inc.
&
Co:
G. A. Saxion & Co., Inc.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.
Carolina Securities Corp.
Crowel'l, Weedon & Co.—
New York Hanseatic.
10,700
White, Weld & Co. Inc
&
months
pre.e-rrd
Sept.. :C, 19 3
Sep.. 33
1962.
Sept. 33, 1933 was
$2,600,066
Earnings
Cleaning Contractors Inc.—Revenues, Net
National
Shares
Preseott
25,000
12
on
ended
ended
2,148,736
Piofit
compared with $16,396,288 in the
V. Frankel, .President, an¬
of $1,945,035, or 11.86%
Net earnings for the nine-month period of 1963 were $598,341,
or 81 cents per share,
against $.527,370, or 71 cents per share in the
corresponding 1962 period, based on 741,082 shares of stock out¬
standing on Sept. 30, 1963.—V. 198, p. 1439.
names.
Shares
The Ohio Company
the
months
montns
$2,479 588
Year
$5,047,638
shares
of
three
three
,
131.747
_
purchase
to
common
2.391,000
the
the
number
703,493
Cost
revenues
nounced.
for
for
for
Revenue
572.
p.
comparable
30,393
L_
i__
stock
taxes
taxes
share
per
Gloss
charges and before dividends
713,157
Net
Higher—
nine
45,500
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
6,800
$3,923 121
North
1963
$4,971,073
30—
_
198,
fixed
$772,657
Net
35,000
1963
Sept.
Federal
National
13,238,000
monthly
due
notes,
Ended
income,, after
—V.
share
expenses.
—V.
,
14,295,000
1965
July
stock
Common
1,598.035 shs.
(not
•.
—-
Preferred
agreed,
3,000,000 shs.
Net
Stock
ufcticihd?
per
$2.25
income
outstanding
sales
Earnings
(
'
company):
bonds
5% due in
installments
1
'
:
'
earned
revenue—
68L
Frofit before
3,000,000
3,000,000
4l/»%,
amount
reported
months
oper.
Net
11,608,401
income
p.
Period
has
common,-
ended Sept. 30, 1962.
Such net income lor
Sept. 30, 1963 was equivalent to $2.36 a share
a
share for the 12 months ended Sept. 30,
ended
$3,926,255
(A.C.)
3,777,740
fr. ry.
oper.
198,
Net
6,000,000
mortgage
Mtge.
'2,940,000
—
pari
ry.
the
as
tue
three
oper.
1,187,200
1963—Quar—1962
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$4,865,573
$4,570,043 $14,116,799 $13,870,247
revenue—
Net rev.
same
the
earnings per share have been calculated on the
outstanding at the end cf the respective periods.
net
■'
Sept. 30—
Ry.
Net
the
for
Ry.
RR.—Earnings—
Per. End.
is
applicable' to
share
a
company
Ry.
2,077,500
1.416,000
earnings after taxes on income.-,
Earnings per share of common stock
V.
income
cents
Per. End. Sept. 30—
2.54b, 100
L
income.;
Net
—
Corp.—Quarterly
the
$19,212,135 as compared to $18,347,776
Sept. 30, 1962.—V. 198, p. 773..
$12,715,100 $11,979,700
ia.ies
on
statement
months
to
Report
1963
sales
Taxes
net
47
which
New York,
Mos.'
Nine
Co.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
Gas
&
1938.
p.
Net
three
of
to
1963,
at..»insl
22,772.258
198.
Electric
earnings
income after
stock
56,680,319
oper.' income
ry.
State
balance
shares
—V.
year.
9,77o,361
months
12
No:.
Movielab, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
43i%,
banks.
to
one
8,640,7o9
quarterly
30,
1962.
revenue,,
Monarch
due
,
$6,754,735
3,086,260
compared
of
1963—9 Mos.—1962
oper.
—V.
$1,994,000
3,000,000
debentures,
15, 1988.——
$8,495,449
3,741,090
York
the
the
Pacific
due
—
lund
$2,386,571
deficit
$91,543,790 $93,620 251
83,048,341
86.86^466'
681.
p.
the
Such
FINANCING
$2,000,000
Sinking fund debentures, 5%
Sinking
27,982,001
$2,336,530
equivalent
Sept.
1,647,362
oper.
—V.
1981
27,148,966
op.
oper,
its
was
$9,951,136
732,807
In
$
Outstanding
Telephone Corp.;
Convertible
expenses-
New
29,996,460
RR.—Earnings
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$30,368,572
Report—
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$12,722,616 $39,947,596 $38,881,226
fr.
Ry.
Authorized
Hartford
$29,485,496
fr. ry.
198,
Fede
CAPITALIZATION
&
1963—Quar.—196^
9
revenue^
rev.
ry.
—V.
revenue,,
Per. End.
Net
Ohio.
Net
as
by
St.,. Elyria,
Third
363
at
98,025
198,
Net
served
84,983
stock
common
the company is located in
parts of 18 counties in Ohio and includes approximately 104 com¬
munities. The character of the/territory served varies from county,
to county. In
the heavily populated and largely industrial North¬
eastern sec lion of Ohio, the company's territory extends from the
industrial corridor between Akron and Cleveland, through Chardon
and Geneva, to Ashtabula on Lake Erie, the state's second largest
port in terms of freight tonnage. Moving to the North Central
area
cf the state, the l'irm serves Elyria and a per ion of Lorain
County, an area which experienced an increase in population of
more
than 45','k during the years 1950 to 1960. Delta and Kenton
are located in predominantly agricultural areas in
the Northwestern
and
Central
sections
of
Ohio. The company,
through Home and
Citizens, also serves a portion of the industrially growing South¬
eastern
Onio
area
along the Ohio River. The company is headterritory
oper.
$775,449
Missouri
of loans.
BUSINESS—The
.
Ry.
$939,410
oper.
Net
proceeds, estimated at $2,787,678, will be used
for repayment
1,926,829
$320,189
Net rev.
18, 1963, The Ohio Co., Columbus, offered
publicly,
at
Corp.—Common
oper.
666,521
oper.
•
Te ephone
Ry.
$302,898
198,
—V.
Mid-Continent
$2,702,278
expenses,
Per. End.
1,497,735
$1.07
1,400,000
1,494,417
$1.07
_
Net earnings per share
Shares outstanding—
New Haven
Per. End. Sept. 30—
oper.. income
ry.
R-y.
3,095,735
2,996,417
$£,882,868
655,785 '
1,943,458
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1962
$19,093,636
1963
.l.—
Sales
New York,
,
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$975,974
fr, ry. pp.
Net rev.
with
compared
Months' Report—
Corp.—Nine
Southern Ry.—Earnings
&
1963—Quar.—1962
$969,419
revenue,,
equaled
income
—V.
Midas-International
Sept. 30—
oper.
Ry.
Robert
the
(2129)
Minneapolis, Northlield
Sharply—
in net income
1962, to $2,275,u80
increase
an
period ended Sept.
ago.—V. 198, p. 1138.
year
Up
and Financial Chronicle
year.
President
for
snare
cents
has
12 months ended Sept.
period
same
Mid-America
18
Pipeline
Fipeline
$326,150 for the
$1.24
The Commercial
Number 6321
198
Central
Sept. 30—
RR.—Earnings—
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
1963- -9 Mos.—1962
1963—Quar—1962
oper.
198.
193.9.
p.
$
Milo
Electronics Corp.—Proposed
Directors
exchange
stock
was
of
of
announced
Directors
of
holders, it
Round
for
Electronics
Corp.
have
Acquisitionapproved
principle,
in
by Milton Putterman, Milo's President, on Nov. 27.
Hill have recomm'enled the exchange to stock¬
Round
was
Consummation
expected
Milo
22.857 shares of Milo stock for all of the outstanding
Round Hill Associates. Inc., a privately-held company,
it
announced by Stephen Hahn, Round Hill's President.
of the transaction, subject to certain conditions, is
in the near future.
oper.
revenue—
153.255,309
150,508,612
461,599,889
466,900,392
oper.
expenses-
126,839,739
126,734,936
387,688.900
395,494,979
offers
Hill
electronic
research, development and
electro-mechanical
and
1954 —V.
198,
p.
1842.
%
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
198,
devices.
production
The
facilities
has
company
■
Report—
Philipp Corp.—Nine Months'
5.254,377
1,988,019
8,485,101
oper.
,
Net
,
Net
Sept.
Chicago &
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
—V.
Ry.
oper.
Ry.
oper.
expenses-
24,833,667
24,901,087
74,040.450
75,275.485
'
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
oper.
198,
p.
op.
$8,358,499
$7,645,810
income
3,724,291
3,756,146
ry.
$24,915,765 $23,599,471
10,862,627
9,642,272
1051.
York
Per. End.
Sept
1962
Oak
Connecting
30—
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
.
.
Net rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1963—Quar —1962
$1,064,064
$809,229
591,367
499,731
1963—9 Mos—1962
$2,909,784
$2,790,838
1:604,499
1,502,742
op.
$472,697
$309,498
$1,305,285
$1,288,096
72,028
*64,095
138,328
204,161
•Deficit.—V.
$1,332,153
$1,533,339
$3,845,366
$4,405,024
income
217,538
334,334
668,757
977,706
198,
p.
681.
Manufacturing Co.—Nine Months' Report—
for
income
income
198.
p.
Ogden
Third
against
quarter
Ogden
1963
income
income
taxes
1,285,171
779.000
—
-
643,565
597.910
641,606
——$0.87
——J
share
per
682.
$0.93
-
-
,
Corp.—Nine Months' Net Up Sharply—
loss
in
has
machinery,
$22,373,367
1,376,910
taxes.'——
.
quarter
a
1962
$28,997,881
__—
before
Provision
—V.
income
ry.
4,592,163
op.
ry.
$8,997,177
682.
p.
sales
Income
Net
Ry..
Net
'4,683,016
Period Ended Sept., 30—
Net
Net
$8,528,382
1,578,276
fr.
oper.
198,
$3,111,615
1,576,571
flO—
1963—Quar—1962
1963—9 Mos.—1962
revenue— $33,192,166 $32,546,897 $.98,956,215 $98,874,956
Net
ry.
1963—9 Mos.—1962
$2,908,724
expenses.
rev.
RR.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
revenue—
5,513,618
.
Ry.
1963
for
——
.
income
1440.'
..
income taxes $10,543,000 $10,121,300
Net earnings—
—_—7,280,100
7,077,700
Net earnings per share of capital stock
$1.39
$1.33
—V. 198, p. 1C51. " ""
'
/
""
--
p.
oper.
Ry.
71,405.413
Net
•:
before provision
73,910,989
.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Earnings
23,773,676
New York,
New
Minerals & Chemicals
£6,415,570
ry.
Pacific
Per. End. Sept, 30—
Ry.
op.
fr.
rev.
Per. End.
.
developed, manufactured and marketed teaching machines, language
laboratories, wired and wireless communication systems, primarily
for
simultaneous interpretation,
and audio equipment and allied
devices, according to Mr. Hahn.
Round Hill commenced business
in
Northwestern
Ry.
Ry.
of
of
1962,'
earnings
$812,000
were
operations- in
industrial
of
or
$408,000
16
cents
announced
metr.ls,
filters,
-
by
or
a
8
cents
share for
Ralph ,E.
a
the
Ablon,
share,
as
comparable
President.
shipbuilding,
tractors,
mining
stevedoring, ^plumbing
equipment.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
and construction.
quarter of 1963 as
demolition
third
the
""po'Ahe1 iS
oper,
revenue-,,
oper.
expenses,
fr.
op.
income
rev.
ry.
oper,
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
198,
improvement in the last
sales of $153.05l5,997
for
194.599 over last year. Net earnings were $6,272,648, or
per
share,
against $6,803,023, or 86 cents per
both
amounts being after payment of a $232,500
on
the preferred stock of the company's Canadian
The provision
for income taxes lor the last quarter^
to $2 195.393 compared with a credit provision of
same quarter of 1962. Income tax provisions for the
The
record
$4,036,393,
were
outstanding
7,879,267 a
ported
of
,
Ry
a
cents
This
fiscal
these moves, Mr. Scott said, were part of a comprehensive
program aimed at achieving fundamental, permanent cost reduc¬
tions, at the same time strengthening t*.e company's basic operat¬
organization.
the
of
1964."
out
'
company is ''hopeful that the marked im¬
past several months will be sustained through¬
and he indicated further progress is being mad? in
opgjtffthpg efficiency.—V. 198, p. 426.
increasing
the
said
Scott
Mr.
Electronics Corp.—Shows Profit
Packard Bell
"a
12,535,531
when
-ago
year
a
198,
Pfizer
of
offers.—V.
its
publicly, $2,150,000 of this firm's
sinking fund debentures due
shareholders written notice of
198,
1787.
p.
reported that this Atlanta-based con¬
finance company with 20 offices in Georgia
26, it
sumer
was
privatelv placed 8400,000 in senior
due 1975, and 2,500 shares of its
and Tennessee, had
notes
subordinated
first preferred stock.
Robert Fulton Mr.jne
Baking
In
Co.
1960
Indianapolis; Indiana, and the
at San Antonio. Texas.
The
84th St., and West Dodge Road,
plants at Des Moines, Iowa and
Co. Divisions operate plants
ates
headquartered
is
company
$8,000,000.—V. 198, p. 196.
Short-term
at
Omaha, Nebr.
Electronics
Philips
This
was
last
first
the
Secured
Industries
increase
of
more
Arie Vernes, President, reported.
incohtfc for the nine months period this year was
Net
to
64
cents
A
Ry.
Ry.
$1,493,371
expenses-
790,707
808,327
fr. ry.-op.
$604,574
$685,044
$1,892,756
$2,001,495
131,356
173.619
426,741
Net
rev.
oper.
ry.
income
2,371,214,
2,353,950
-V.
198,
Pioneer
and
Sales
fiscal
Industries, Inc.- -Sales Up, 25% ; Net
reached
highs
June
30,
Graine,
25%
to
earnings
ended
year
all-time record
1963, Arthur B.
increased
Sales
volume of $4,176,484.
the
President,
during
conditions contained in the under¬
from the company the aggregate
set" forth below opposite the names
the
from the previous year's
130'V to a record
of $79,487 achieved during
equal to 58 cents per share
per share.—V. 195, p. 1926.
$5,198,148
1962
total
of
cents
25
Natural
had
Gas
consolidated
Higher—
200,000
net
income,
excluding
a
item, for the first nine months of 1963 of $4,981,625, or
share on 3,586,514 shares outstanding on Sept. 30. 1963,
according to C. I. Wall, President." This compares with consoli¬
dated net
income of $4,742,162, or $1.33 per share on 3,564,854
The
outstanding
special
Amarillo
of
Oil
Federal
per
Third
share,
quarter
—V.
Co.,
income
share.
.
Sept.
on
|
net
...
income
,
was
■
$1,198,504,
198,
p.
573.
•
the
For
year.
the
in
Earnings
.
for
in
the
33 cents per
to above.)
Third
cents per share.
period
price
year-to-date." He added, "We have had
in our product line, in early June and
partially
ameliorate the
situation.
In
and
quarter
increases
which
can
healthy
of
remain
market
extremely
another
of
narrow
price
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—Plans Stock
The
Co.)
will
ers
be
1963.
31.
made
in
in
share
as
nine
V
On
of
qualifying for the
payable in 1964
Managing Directors
of the same amount
the final dividend in respect of the year 1962.
York
New
the
of
shares
shares
proposal
still
company,
be
to
Sales Higher-
ended
last,
31
Oct.
net
shares held.
York
registry
of
New
190,
464.
p.
Months' Report-
Industries, Inc.—Nine
Royal
1963
1962
$9,968,928 $12,452,727
9,797,821
12,000,026
171,104
452,701
62.000
260,000
109 104
192,701
$0.10
/ $0.10
Period Ended Sept. 30—
—-A—
Sales
Costs
and
expenses
income
Net
Federal
_
Federal
before
income
Net
income
Per
share
198,
tax
income
tax——
1
——.
___%
__i_.*
2037.
p.
Corp.—Quarterly
McBee
Royal
of
sales
from
before
months
nine
ended Oct, 31, 1963, net sales aggre¬
of 7.6% over the figure of $19,221,-
increase
an
period
for
of
4
.
;
'
1962.
last year.—V. 198, p. 774.
'
.
.
'
/
'
taxes,
V.
'198,
_•
^
—
share—
1
1538.
p.
Inc.—Debenture
System,
Ryder
income
on
—
1962
$26,035,000 $26,750,000
695,000
332,000
291,000
463,000
401,000
$0.25
$0.20
—795.000
income—-
0.1
common
per
Rights
Offering—
is offering $5,380,900 of its 5J/4% con¬
subordinated debentures, due Nov. 1, 1983,
company
vertible
stockholders, at par and
1963, on the basis of
$100 principal amount of debentures for each 40
shares of common held of record Nov. 22, 1963. The
subscription offer will expire Dec. 6, 1963.
for
subscription bv
common
from
interest
accrued
6,
Dec.
of a group
to apply $3,000,000 from the
with proceeds of a long-term in¬
retirement of bank debt incurred
to
finance
vehicle purchases by
truck leasing subsidiaries under
revolving credit agreements. The balance of the proceeds will be
added to working capital.
"
the
of
!■//
••
proposes
company
together
debentures,
company
loan,
the
to
debentures will be 'con¬
per share, subject to ad¬
The debentures will haVe the
benefit of an annual
commencing in 1974 sufficient
to
retire not less than 90%
of the issue prior to maturity.
For
sinking fund purposes, the debentures will be redeemable at 100%
and other redemptions may be made at prices starting at 105.25%
and
declining to par prior to maturity, plus accrued interest in
each case.
,
' W'"
FEATURES—The
CONVERSION
into
vertible
common
with
leasing
cities
in
the
Canada,
and
in
the
U.
division
ating
System, of Miami, Fla., operates as a holdingleasing and common carrier subsidiaries. The
over
truck
be
in
consists
Juan.
one
terms
of
Rico. The company believes these
the two largest truck leasing businesses
operating revenues.
The common carrier
Puerto
of
of
three
general
irregular
routes.
motor carriers oper¬
primarily in the south arid
transports bulk commodities
commodity
regular routes in 15 states,
and a truck tank line which
over
midwest,
1983
$12,625
operations
are
comprised of 179 branches in 137
continental
United
States,
Ottawa
and Toronto,
San
to
S.
at
conditions.
sinking fund
BUSINESS—Ryder
truck
stock
certain
under
operations
before Federal
income taxes were $628,058 for the
quarter, against $189,759 in
1962, and $1,393,049
months ended Oct. 31.
1963, compared with $938,263
■
Report—
1963
products, services, etc.
taxes
profit
The
.
over
like
made
approved by the meeting, one share
the company will be distributed for
Record and distribtuion dates for
will be announced in due course.
is
of
regis.ry
such
five
every
PROCEEDS—The
22,
agreements
covering the renewal of a revolving
aggregating $40,000,000 for the Government of The Republic
Africa
were
concluded
in
New York
with 11 leading
Nov.
South
the
from
dividend
the
such
if
TMis
—V.
Konink-
Dutch Petro¬
of sharehold¬
the year 1963. Directors and
to recommend such dividend should be
expect
of
Dividend
V.
N.
proposal that
shares outstanding at Dec.
share premium reserve
ordinary
distribution
ordinary
for
of
respect
per
of
(Royal
that a general meeting
28,
1964,
to Consider a
81,2213,348
20%
time
first
Jan.
on
the
a
Directors
Maatschappij
Petroleum
announced
held
of
each
on
have
.
Managing
the
and
Directors
Nederlandsche
lijk'e
;
..
conditions set forth
in
the underwriting agreement,
the company has agreed to sell,
and each of the underwriters, has severally agreed to purchase, in
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
credit
■
'
up from
a
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York, is manager
will underwrite the offering.
Republic of South Africa—Revolving Credit Agmt.
or
to $7,106,948
amounted
quarter
third
same
conditions within the industry, margins
and there exists a further probability
increase."
In
conclusion,
Mr.
Anderson de¬
clared, "We look for an improvement in operating results in the
fourth quarter of this
year."—V. 198, p. 72u.
spite
sale
corresponding period
-
increase
an
that
75,000
1963
31,
the
•
''
(not including the special item referred
1962
earnings
were
$981,373,
or
27
modest
company
sales for
8.8%
up
Oct.
1962.
represents
'
quarter
30.
capital
gain from the sale by
a
subsidiary, of liquid hydrocarbon rights net
tax in
the amount of $1,347,953, or 3a cents
item
third
two
the three months to Oct. 31,' 1963, totaled $7,455.sales of $6,8517072 In the same quarter last
Net
580
the
mid-October
100,000
100,000
has
quarter
gated $20,697,575,
per
1933,
of
year ago.
"This trend should
be maintained through he balance of the year," Charles B. Ander¬
son,
President, stated in his quarterly message io stockholders.
"Rising costs in labor and material, particularly wool," con¬
tinued
Mr.
Anderson,
"resulted in a non-profitable operation in
150,000
Co.—
Stores Corp.—Net,
Stores,
the
482,
months
year.
the
for
in
justment
^
this
of
sales
earnings were $301,468,
equal
to 51 cents per common share,
against $235,C84, or 40
cents
per
share, in the like period of 19o2.
In the first nine
months
of
the
current fiscal
year,
net earnings
amounted to
$668,664, equal to $1.14 per share, against $479,169, or 82 cents
a
share, in
the corresponding period a year ago.
Earnings lor
all
periods are based 011 585,558 shares of common stock out¬
standing.
'
'
%
-
special
shares
200,000
Co
&
.
Pioneer
$1,325,000
1135:
p.
For
Net income after taxes rose
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Net
$1.39
severally
reported a gain of 28.2%
in net earnings
for
the third quarter ended Oct. 31
and an advance of 39.5%
in net for the nine months ended Oct. 31.
peak of $182,689 compared with a net
the prior fiscal period.
Earnings were
against
Kentucky
198,
Reliable
130%
:
reported.
Net
$6,339,917
671,168 shs.
named below have
underwriters
Securities Ccrp._
Helme
H.
Reliable
1787.
p.
Months' Loss—
consolidated
reported
Carpet has
first nine
the
surance
•
—V.
for
months
253,992 shs.
510,723
oper.
Net
pan
Eugene C. Dinsmore
Beecroft, Cole & Co.____
T. C. Heiiderson & Co., Inc
$4,355,445
$4,263,970
$1,395,281
2.0C0.C00 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
,
(25c
Co.—.
&
Harold
revenue—
oper.
198,
net sales of $21,755of 14% over
the same period last year, when sales totaled $19,031,475.
However,
a
net operating loss of $41,183
was incurred for the first nine
—
Amount
The
1963—9 Mos.—1%2
-1962
par)
stock
Nebraska
First
1963—Quar.
Sept. 30—
retired preferred stock.—V.
now
on
Carpet Co.—Shows Nine
Roxbury
Roxbury
464
Earned
—
Chiles
Per. End.
($1
common
principal amount of debentures
of the respective underwriters:
Piedmont & Northern Ry.- -Earnings
paid
817.
p.
Net
2,150.000
agreed, subject to the terms' and
writing agreement, to purchase
.
year.
Per share earnings applicable to
cents, and for 1962
were 89 cents, after
last
98
were
dividend^
Provision
$6,000,000
fund debs.
sinking fund de¬
series A, due Oct.
UNDERWRITERS—The
909.
p.
period
stock
-
-
stock
Common
Class
1963.
of
the same
for
same
common
deducting
Profit
subord.
Capital stock:
•
the
for
reported
has
months
company
nine
Income
5,500
1975
1,
,
Robins Co., Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
record sales and earnings for the
Sales
were
$32,829,947,
against
period last year.
A
report
to stockholders
said that net income for the third
quarter was $1,443,172,
an increase over
1962 of $138,903. Net
income for the nine months was $3,839,060, compared
to $3,501,640
The
first
Outstanding
111,000
bentures,
per
198,
told.—-V.
were
SV-t'/r
$1,545,117,
share 011 the outstanding common stock.
For. the comparable period last year, net income
was $1,847,355;
78 cents per share on the shares then outstanding.
✓
"Sales and profits added by Planters Chemical Co. helped false
consolidated third quarter earnings above the level of the same
1962 period," Mr. Vernes told stockholders.
This recently acquired
agricultural chemical firm's operating results are now reflected in
overall company statements from the beginning of 1963, stockholders
equal
2037.
p.
Period Ended Oct. 31—■
Subordinated, sinking
year,
an
1962
$2,512,491
(22,205)
1963
$3,356,567
243,577
S575.0C0
__j.„—
Unsecured
months of 1963 totaled $69,054,753.
than $3,600,000 over the same period
nine
1. 8,
Report—
Months'
(loss)
$18,993,217
-
,
'
for
sales
to
FINANCING
Authorized
debt---
bank
Long-term .debt:
Pharmaceutical
&
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Corp.—Sales Higher, Net Down—
Inc.—Nine
Tidelands,
income
—V.
Pecan
'
System
1279.
p.
company
(A. II.)
its
through
firm,
Co. of New York, Philadel¬
phia and Chicago assisted in the placement.
Outstanding receivables of Phelan Finance exceed
Net
Net
be
Delaware
a
Peanut Products Co. Division and Pecan
Co.. Divisions', purchases, processes and packages domestic and im¬
ported nutmeats for sale to food distributors, jobbers, supermarket
chains and other wholesale outlets.
Its products are sold through-'
out the United States with the heaviest concentration of sales being
in the midwestern States.
The Peanut Products Co. Division oper¬
Privately—On
Sold
Corp.—Notes
Finance
Phelan
Inc.,
it acquired substantially all of the
assets of Peanut Corp. of America, and adopted its present name,
Ramo Inc.
The company acquired the businesses of Sunshine Pecan
Co. and Guadalupe Valley Pecan Co. as of July 3, 1962 and Oct. 31,
1963, respectively^
The
Nov.
working capital.
corporation, was organized
on Nov.
18, 1925, and for many years engaged in the baking busi¬
ness and the sale of other food products,
initially as National Bak¬
ing Co. and later as Omar Inc. In November, 1958, it sold its baking
business and substantially all of its other assets for cash, to Con¬
extension
198,
Union—Partial Red'n—
Service
Water
V.
issue.
this
Inc.,
System,
Rimrock
614% subor¬
Oct. 1, 1975,
proceeds, estimated at $1,933,000, will be used
of a new plant, debt repayment, in¬
tinental
Waldorf
-
Revenues
leum
ventories, andi
to
send qotv
to
22, 1963,
Nebr., of¬
Corp., Lincoln,
Securities
at par.
Coty Purchase Offer
Co., Inc.
&
Inc.
Inc.—Debentures Offered—On Nov.
Nebraska
Net
Government.
his
of
has called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1964, through
of the sinking fund, $112,000 of its 4 Vi %
debt ad¬
justment
debentures
due
Jan.
1,
1973 at
100%
plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank,
80
Pine
St., N. Y—V.
196, p. 2380.
The
the
dinated
has
offers
plans
of Shawinigan
the outstanding shares
aggregate, of
for the
BUSINESS—-Ramo
company
of its
Ltd.—Proposed Acq'n—
fered
announced that it is extending the expiration
purchase shares of Coty, Inc. and Coty Inter¬
national Corp. from Dec. 4 to Dec. 11, 1963.
"
The offers to purchase shares of Coty, Inc. at $11.25 and Coty
International Corp, at $5, were made in early October by written
communication to shareholders of record of both Coty companies.
The
Up; Net Lower—
reported record
Sept. 30, 1963.
$6,989,370 for the like period last jear.
I
Ramo
shares were outstanding.
behalf
011
Associates,
Rhine-Ruhr
—V.
First
Extended—
date
"80,847
for construction
Pfizer
(Chas.)
60,972
shares deposited at the offered price of $5,116
per share will be made as early as possible and it is expected that
all checks in payment will be mailed by Dec. 2, 1963.
Shawinigan Industries will continue to be operated as a subsid¬
iary of Power Corp. with its operations and investment policies
closely integrated with those of the parent company.—V. 197, p. 184.
682.
p.
$376,517
Power
in
Payment
ended
share
per
90%,
over
Industries.
Coke Co.—Net Higher—
net income for the
$33,202,822 or $2.64
per
share, compared with restated net income of $32,621,976, or
$2.60
for the similar period
a year earlier. Earnings per share
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, amounted to $2.37, 'based on
12,565,951 common shares outstanding on that date, against $2.19
—V.
$663,067
net
25,
States,
Waldorf
see
,
has reported that consolidated
Sept. 30, 1963, amounted to
company
months
4,189,323
Corp. of Canada announced that it proposes
to purchase all shares of Shawinigan Industries Ltd.
Together with the shares acquired from Quebec Hydro-Electric
Commission,
the snare already turned in will give Power Corp',
Nov,
On
return
Gas Light &
Peoples
The
12
*147,565
Corp. of Canada,
Power
for Yr.
to profitable
operations" with a net income of $1.2 million, equal to $1.42 per
share on 854,200 outstanding
shares, for fiscal year 1963, ended
Sept.
30.
This compares'with a loss of $1.4 million, or $1.67
per share on 854.000 shares outstanding, in 1962.
Sales
of
$19.4
million closely
approached last year's recordbreaking $49.6 million, despite the sale of one division.
President
Robert S.
Bell announced that sales actually rose 11 'r
in fiscal
1963, excluding the Bellwood Division, a door manufacturer, which
was
sold on Nov. 30, 1962.
Net, working capital increased to $4.4
million, its highest level since March, 1961.—-V. 198, p. 572.
reported
has
Electronics
Bell
Packard
1962
three quarters of 1963 was 5189,887,
on the 604,277 shares then outstanding. This
income of $250,359 or 41 cents a share, 011
the
601,574 shares outstanding at the end of September 1962.
For the third quarter this year Polychrome reported net income
of $74,620,
or
12 cents a share, 011 sales of $2,457,374. In tne
comparable 1962 quarter the company had net income of $70,052,
or 11
cents a share, on sales of $2,145,211.
In the quarterly report to shareholders, Gregory Halpern, Presi¬
dent,
states
that
"sales of all divisions of the company are
progressing at a rate above that of the previous year, and the
business outlook for Polychrome for the balance of 1963 appears
to be
favorable."—V. 198, p. 774.
year,
American
Shares-
Purchase
4,567,569
share,
a
with
United
the
1963—9 Mos.
$4,944,086
graphic arts supplies, has
the nine months ended
of
for
with sales of
for the first
income
cents
31
compares
with
$40,000,000
to
for
agreement
774.
p.
$7,458,656
compares
Net
or
from
of OMC
provement
income
manufacturer
of
sales
23,
the renewal of the
revolving credit was
negotiated by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and was signed in New
York
by His "Excellency,
Doctor
W. C. Naude, Ambassador Ex¬
traordinary and Plenipotentiary for the Republic of South Africa
Polychrome Corp.—Sales
This
.
Jan.
to
r
The
$4,852,390
$4,199'
75,644
198,
has
$10,000,000
extends
of $40,000,000. Since 1950,
1 had
revolving
credits
in
credit
Period Ended Sept. 30—
$296,836
oper
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
1,497,326
1,397,572
fr. ry. op.
rev.
♦Deficit.—V.
provement in sales had contributed to the strong recovery
that
point, of even greater significance to the future
were
the
eflects of operating
realignments and reorganizations
which were put into effect during the last half of the 1963
ing
expenses.
Net
emphasized that while the im¬
earlier. He
year
a
oper.
credit
renewed
operation
1963—Quar—1962
$1,694,408 $1,501,525
revenue
Net
31, 1963, the company, had re¬
six-month loss of 29 cents per share against earnings
seven,
oper.
Ry.
at March
that
noted
Scott
Mr.
ago.
year
*$848,057
6,727,859
West Virginia
30—
Per. End. Sept.
80 cents
share last yeai,
cash dividend
subsidiary.
amounted
$630,609 for the
full 1963 fiscal
compared with tax provisions of $3,721,39sjs of Sept. 30, 1963 were 7,879,367, against
$2,078,797
8,755,957
$415,095
2,595,773
774.
p.
Pittsburgh &
,1963—9 Mos—1962
The
Government
irom
ranging
banks.
$22,417,622
23,265,679
2,898,138
Net
C. Scott,
three months enabled OMC t
the year, an increase of $1
Shares
Monday; December 2, 1963
.
existing
.an
African
Restaurant
$7,164,354 $22,693,514
6,749,259
20,614,717
$1,018,905
to
year
1963—Quar.—1962
Ry.
Net
$1.06
South.
amounts
Erie RR.—Earnings—
Lake
&
Sept. 30—
$7,826,686
6,807,781
of
-
the
to
Ry.
earnings were reported by Outboard Marine
Corp.
for the final quarter of its 1963 fiscal yeai
oalts
843 845 and
net earnings of $2,488,389, or 32 cents per share
the
tmee months elided Sept. 30,1963,
were tne higiiept tor any
fourth quarter in the company's history according to W.
and
sales
Record
p.
Per. End.
Year—
For
198,
_—
—
share
1679.
per
Pittsburgh
Down
Corp.—Sales Higher; Net
Marine
Outboard
212.
1963.—V. 192, p.
Feb.,
in
—V.
4,394.8i.3
$1.18
—
___
—— -
shares
Common
4,410,150
'
income-—
Net
Earned
5,237,321
5,707,000
taxes
for
Provision
9,774.581
5.114.0J0
4,660,581
10,944,321
.
taxes
before
Net
iL1
The above
adjusted by the elimination L Oeden stockCorp., which was distnbuted to Ogden .stock
figures have been
Commercial Filters
$66,538^110 $60,689,937
income-,
Gross
replaces
and
1966
1962
1963
banks.
States
United
Report—
Months'
30—
Sept.
Ended
Feriod
-Nine
Inc.-
Pitney-Bowes,
$:l^'01iJ'000hi"1
against &84.0 <2,000 in the thirct
Sept. 30, 19KI. the sates volume
Sales volume was
months ended.
was
S300.87i.000 and the earnings were $J:01™00nforg24a5
share, against sales for the nine months of ^f, 0
and earnings of $560,000 coming to 11 cents a share.
holders
.
.
;(2130)
10
•
the terms and
Continued on page
54
-
-v..-.
'»t-' •-1
Volume
Number
198
6321
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2131)
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Camden
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
first
the
all
nounced during the current week.
in
table
second
a
which
the
separate
two
dividends
the
Then
show
we
in
grouped
are
indicate
we
Stock
5.7c
is-a)
(quar.)
Advance
Aileen,
Mortgage
Inc.
Stock
ALD,
Carnation
Corp.
(increased
Products
Aldens,
Inc.
4*'2%
Allied
Power
67,
Bank
Class
A
B
1-
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
6
$1.12'a
12-30
12-
10c
17'2c
___
(quar.)
12-16
and B
A
10c
1-15
Can
Express
Co.,
pfd.
7%
43:!4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
_,
Products
Greetings
and
American
prior
American
American
&
12c
1-
2
(Wash,
Co.
declare
Currency
American
12-31
3-for-l stock split, if
Comptroller of the
a
Co.,
preferred
(quar. 1
(quar. 1
Stamping Co.
American Tobacco Co., 6%
(2-for-l
Chiie
pfd.
,
(quar.)
stock
2
1-
2
1-
2
12-20
12-20
12-
—-
—
City
split
subject
to
stock-
,
Anchor
Post
Andrea
Products
Radio
Corp.
B
Class
C
(increased)
Increased
Arizona
&
Light
Co.—
(quar.)
Armstrong
Cork
Armstrong
Rubber
Arnold
Arundel
Corp.
Asbestos
Ltd.
Atchison
Topeka
Common
&
___
.___
Ltd..
Santa
(quar.)
Extra
57c
>
Fe
class
Ry.
ing
be
to
held
14,
April
on
on
Automatic
(quar.)
Fire
6
12-24
12- 4
12-29
'
.1
Wilcox
&
Baldwin
(D.
H.)
Extra
$1
preferred
Baldwin
Securities
dividend
Stock
Baltimore
Corp.
Building
Bank
•
of
of
2
2
J.)
(stock
convertible
Petroleum
Telephone
Bendix
Bowes
preferred
Bristol. Brass
12-31
Ex-Cello
12-31
Excelsior
-
2
1- 2
1-3
1-15
60c
10c
12-27
1-
2
1-
3
Falstaff
12-
Family
6
12-16
,12-17
12-
3
First
12-13
12-
6
First
/
Corp.
First National
i
Aa__.
Corporation ■■'_
-
______
'
__
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
11-29
1-2
12-11
10c
1-
12-11
2
12-19
'
12-
6
12-19
12-
6
25c
-
12-31
12-13
25c
-
,
Mfg.,-common
12-16
meeting
posed
20c
,.
12-31
^12-13
45c '
\$1.12'A%
60c
First
I.
T.
Calgary
5%
Power,
Corp.
Ltd.
preferred
Calina
Calumet
$4.75
Financial
Quarterly
Fleetwood
Pipeline
1-2
1
12-10
Hecla, Inc.,,. common
preferred, (quar.)
.
(quar.)
Co.
J15c
1-15
12-26
1-
2
1-2
12-3
1-2
12-16
10c
12-27
12-11
$1.18%
12-31
12-11
preferred
12-20
Co.
12-
1-
2
12-10
11-29
12-16
12-
5
11-29
12-31
12-
6
12-31
12-
6
12-27
12-
9
12-
9
12-27
1-2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
2-3
1-15
19c
12-14
12-
6
30c
12-31
12-
6
20c
12-31
12-
6
12-
6
56 '4 c
(quar.)
1-
2
1-15
1-
13c
3
I7
2
12-
12-31
12-31
(Julius)
&
12-31
$1.25
21'/bc
12-10
1-
2
1-30
12-
2
$1.03'A
1-
2
12-
2
1-15
1-
2
30c
quar.)
1-
$1
Corp.,
Co.
Silver
Ltd.—
1
12-17
.
Copper
12-
6
12-20
12-
9
$1
dividend)
12-19
12-
9
12-
6
4%
i_
Hnd.i—
Corp.
(increased
dividend
12-27
43:!-4C
iquar.)
Finance
12-30
49c
iquar.)
iquar.)___
Co.—
(stock
of
1-
1
12-11
.
12-31
12-
11-29
16 'A c
11-25
12-31
10%
$1.12)2
12-
12-31
22c
quar.)
___•
(quar.)
3'/4C
&
11,-27
6
6
from
realized
■
security
:
Light
,
45c
2-
7
1-10
15c
1-
2
11-29
$1.75
(quar. i__
:
12-16
12-
30c
12-20
12-12
25c
:i:45c
12-20
12-12
< incr.)
'
1-
2
12-
11-29
2
11-29
D
preferred
(quar.)______
-E
12-16
2-
4
11-27
1-15
12-
Sugar,
12-16
12-
6
12-
11-27
1-
28
on
dividend.
5
11-30
11-27
12-27
12-11
1-
2
Portland
&
1
1-10
12-20
6%
12-10
Lihue
1-
2
12-23
-24c
12-16
1-
2
1212-
12-
15c
12-13
12-
6
_
1-
2
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
dividend).
:_
12-15
25c
5c
12-16
.12-
3%
II
5
11-29
Knitting Mills, class A
(quar.
5%%
11-29
15c
12-26
12-
J17'Ac
12-31
12-10
12-10
.
6
Mack
___..__r_
12-31
12-31
12-10
t50c
12-31
$26'Ac
1
1-31
12-10
1-10
1-10
__.
____/
$31 'Ac
1-31
25c
12-20
12-
6
12-20
12-
6
25c
12-20
12- 6
(Va. >—
^____
(quar.)
(increased)
!
J
_1
12-17
12- 6
L
15c
12-17
12-
(quar.)
dividend
10c
"1-17
4%
4-15
1- 3
3-18
$18c
35c
12-30
12-18
12-16
12-11
35c
12-18
12-11
12)Ac
12-31
2%
12-31
12- 6
12- 6
12-16
12- 3
23c
Inc.
:
___.
<quar.i_
(quar.)
Corp.
iquar.)
i____
dividend
A
common
6
Ltd.—
preferred
■
'
,
6c
(increased)
preferred
Trucks,
12-6
5'A%
1-16
12-27
Madsen
12-31
Inc.
H
Inc.,
1-30
12-27
1-15
1- 2
12-20
12- 9
1- 1
12-12
1-1
12-12
.1- 1
12-12
1- 1—12-12
(quar.)_____»:
$1.28Va
(quar.)__
preferred
Red
Lake
common
12-
2
Maine
Gold
Mines
12-14
12-
common
12-12
12-12
12- 6
12- 6
1- 1
1- 1
12-13
12-13
5%
12-31
11-29
10c
,___
—
(quar.)
(quar.
— _
—-r-
12-20
12- 6'
35c
1- 2
12-19
30c
1- 2
12- 6
$5c
$2'Ac
26c
59%c
«,
11-29
12-19
Service,
preferred
12-27
1-1
12-20
12-20
65%c
(s-a)
—
Public
45c
(quar.)__.
(quar.)_______^
Majestic-Penn State
5%
5
,
Jl'/ac
t35c
(quar. 1
(stock dividend ►_______
Inc.—
dividend
12-31
12-20
12-16
17'Ac
2
6
12-31
17,'Ac
Londontown
Mfg.
(quar.)
__:
12'Ac
Lone Star Cement' (quar.25c
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B (quar.)__
$1.25
4.35%
preferred E iquar.)_
$1.08%
4.25%
preferred D iquar.)________
$1.06'A
50c
)'____
12-
2
45c
_i__r.
(Jonathan),
16c
(quar.)
12-31
Ltd.—
iquar.)
_
Stock
0
12-
(Phila.)
12- 6
1-15
1-15
(quar.l_:
Plantation
Class
12-
12-20
20c
2nd
Logan
12-16
12-30
,
Lipe-Rollway
5
4
12-11
25c
iquar.")
com.
Extra.
3
12-
12'Ac
Bakeries,
Corp.,
12-11
12-16
57-
quar. )_>__!__
12-18
20c
,
12-18
25c
(initial)-.
Cobalt_i___
United
Inc.
Stock
12-20
16'/4C
(Texas)
11-25
(stoclr dividend)
Co.
Fink
&
Extra
2
30c
—30c
Machinery
Cement
preferred
Levines,
12-10
pro-
1
2
"
common
Lenox,
1-
& Construction—Trust
12-
$3
65c
Extra
Lehn
•
__.
11-29
35c
Quarterly
annual
a
9
'
ls-a)__
Lodding Engineering Corp.—
the
at
12-
i
6'%%
preferred
iquar.)__
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
Oregon—
Jan.
C
&
preferred
(quar.)
5'/4%
preferred (quar.)
2
85c
B
Co.
Sub
12-13
10c
,
A
$2
$1.12'A
quar.)
12-16
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
'$1.40
9
40c
new
Copper
$1.80
6
12-
:i:50c
(quar.)_—_
11-29
11-29
8
Gulf Ry.—
preferred
Ltd.
Laurentide Financial
12-20
12-
27'Ac
(increased
2
2
1-
Machine___u
(Walter)
Larsen
12-20
12-
1
35c
Boston
11-
$1.75
10c
Co.,
Common
12-16
25c
(s-a)_
1 'A %
(quar.)
.
Langendorf
2
12-30
10%
-
_
1 'A %
preferred
Oklahoma &
non-cum.
Kilembe
2
1-
15c
<
iquar.-).
<quar.)__
7%
Lamson
&
Kidde
11-15
$1
12'Ac
income)——:
par
preferred
Glass,
Keystone
Corp.—
2.
11-29
2
1-
Year-end
6
1-16
;____
2
1-
1 'A %
$100
preferred
2
12-
12-27
(accum.)_
1-
1%%
B
Kellogg
12-10
12-12
2%>
pfd.
common...
(quar. 1
preferred
Extra
2
12-27
30c
(quar.)
Service, Ltd.,
(quar.t__
6%
12-10
Ltd.
Public
Kekaha
1-20
12-31
"
Abrasives
preferred
2
(quar. i_.
1
4%%
conv.
1-
+27'Ac
Power
Kansas,
12-10
30c
Bancshares Corp..
12-13
$1.03
___
preferred
Jones
12-10
12-31
(quar.)—
Distributors.
12-13
12-10
12-31
$1.14
Co.
Co.
1
12-31
10c
Selective Fund. Inc. (quarterly of
investment income plus a /dis¬
Jeanette
12-10
$1.05
12V2C
(stock
1-
$80c
'__
'
3
6%
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Glass
12-10
5%
12-10
$0.0097
Bank
12-Sl
C
5%
12-10
12-31
12-31
60c
15c
_■__
&
12-
from
7%
6
quar.)
Ltd
on
Canada
12-10
12-20
Electric—
(quar.)_
Salt
profits)
Iowa
12-13
12-27
(quar.)I
Corp.
4%
of
12-16
48c
(quar.)_____
Consolidated
preferred
Investors
6
12-
20c
7'Ac
Mills
4'a'preferred
6
12-12
'
(quar.)
Electronic
4'A%
6
12-18
12-10
35c
Extra
General
1
1-15
43%C
(quar.)
preferred
Acceptance
Stock
12-10
12-16
$1
,u
vote
Realty
National
Stock
1-
12-
20c
(annual)
(increased
Common
6
$1.07
;
(Toronto)
of
Steel
Gem
2-20
11-29
10c
& Sons (initial)
preferred
Interstate
12-12
12-
15c
of
Worth
12-16
8
6
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
11-30
(qua)\)_
(quar.);
Worth
Garland
312-
12-31
40c
(quar. )___
Increased
12-10
12-14
1-
6
Products, Inc.—
Assurance
International
17
35c
,
(increased
Corp.,
Fort
Foster-Forbes
10c
(quar. >_%_—■___
(initial)
&
11-29
12-14
c
:
Fort
Fresnillo
+$1.25
:_
common..
1-17
35c
held
Corp.
12-16'
12-13
60c
(quar.)
Michigan
Jamaica
split
__.
12-16,
10c
'
4%
12-31
92V2C
preferred
(quar.)__
Pennsylvania Bank &
3
1-
Life
Head
Industrial
of
^
Steel,
'stock
20%
12-31
40c
,
(quar.)
stock
will
be
to
National
Garfinckel
C.
holder
pfd,
4/7
Investors
Stockholders
12-13
10c
___
1-15
1-31
12-20
25c
Light,
Bank
12-13
12-13
,
12-13
5c
common
Telephone
Common
1'7
Bank
12-28
First
:
to
Corp.
Mortgage
12-30
,
12-
12-31
12-31
three-for-two
(quar.)__-
National
15c
•%=■
Bell
tribution
Paper Products Corp: (increased)
12-33
class
—
12-13
12-13
20c
____
Finance
50c
:
1
30c
(year-end 1
Tunnel
Brewing
10c
and
1-
12-31
15c
(quar.)
Life Ins.
48c
>
A
1
1
12-16
125c
(quar.)
iquar.)
January
investment
net
Fibreboard
11-29
12-20
20c
Co.,
Levy Industries,
12-11
12'Ac
— _
12-13
1-
12-13
.
'••31'Ac
•Special.—
Shoe
1-
$1.40
$55c
________
A
a
Co.
—
,33c
A-l
Butler's
(From
__
Distillers,-class
Extra
-'4,/2%
12-31
l__j.
preferred (quar.)w
Bucyrus-Erie Co.
(quar.)
Butler
12-13
1-2
A—..';- 62Vic
4%
Burnham
1-21
12-31
Insur¬
&
4'/a %, preferred
tquar.»___
Indianapolis Power & Light-
12-31
25c
1
—
A
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)___
4V2%' prior preferred (quar.)__
Eurofund, Inc.—
1-2
quar.)
11-20
50c
•__
(quar.)____.
dividend
Stock
12-16
15c
,
Inspection
!
International
Shoes
12Vic
:
Corp.
Brown-rForman
.-/'•% B (quar.)
in
Refractories &
12'Ac
$1.56'A
• •* 12'Ac
(extra)..-—
common .(increased
Company
:>5.28%-
Corp
Ltd., cl.
class
Share
&
12-23
_-—
11-30
10c
(increased)
dividend
Bond
4c
(quar. )i_-___-_-
•
5%
5 7
12-
2
12-9
11-20
2
(quar. 1
(S. V.)
4.12%
Inc.—
(increased)
12-12
;
12-16
17'Ac
High Vacuum,
Stop Nut Corp.
Quarterly
12-
2
1-
$1.50
_^___
Inspiration
:|:12e
(quar.)__.
15c
••
6
1-
5c
Iron
Endicott Johnson
(quar.)%_____
JS'/bC
(quar.)
Epko
(quar.j__^
._-
Co.
2
Canada .;(quar. )^__
(quar.)
Bridgeport' Gas,
11-29
3
1-
15c
(quar.)
,
Corp,
W.)
Indiana
'_
(quar.)
Trust,
2
'
Indian
(quar.)_____:
12-
Corpi : (initial )
Stores
12-10
5
1-
15c
& Telegraph (Va.)
(s-a)
Industries, Inc., common (quar.)_
Imperial
3
$13.50
(increased)
12-
_
3
dividend
Electro
5
20c
(quar.•)_•___
1
Industries
1-
—__
Canada
&
12-13
Corp. -(quar.
Co.yof
Billips-Western .Petroleum
Bond
'11-29
common
Boiler
convertible
1-
1
,
(1
Foundries
Lime
Stock
6
12-
2%'
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_____!
Galion
$2.25
1
(quar.)
12-13
—
5
4.
4%
<
12-
1
,
Electric
Inc.
Year-end
2-
'
approved
2.4%
_____
12-24
11-26
2-
i
System,
-____
•
preferred
Corp.: (quar.)
Bethlehem.
12-10
1-
12-16
10c
)___L_
iquar.
Telephone
Illinois
(s-a>__
dividend)—.
dividend)
convertible -preferred
Belco
12-16
25c
.
Home
3
(quar.)
quar. >
Petroleum
&
Corp.
Elastic
12-13
30c
(quar.)—
12-24
$1.50
Edwards
^
•
Bell
2
12-30
$1
ft
9
1-
Corp.
(quar.
(Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Stock
12-13
Corp.,
preferred
1
Steel
Eastern
12-13
1-
;—
Barry Wright Corp, (quar.)
Basic,
Inc., .common :
$6.25
preferred " (quar.)
5 %~
6
1-
_
(N.
Corporation
Bargain Town (stock
•
12-
31c
—L
Barden
% $5.60
12-20
17
payment
Broadcasting,
Canada
Dominion
Duval
12-
2
35c
;
non-cum.
Hercules
6
$1.,12Vb
_______
,
.____
Nutley
12-
(stockholders,
split ):__^
>Stock-dividend
Bank
12-20
(quar.)
com.
:
(initial
Foods
Donaldson
Equipment
&
a
Extra
2
.—
Co.,
3-for-2 stock
Hawaii (quar.)
approve
12-
12-17
4%
:
Electric
(this
Extra
1
...
&
Gas
12-13
12-31
Co.—
4'A7c preferred (quar.)4%
preferred (quar.)
Bank
$1
5c
Chemical
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
four-for-three
Dixon
2
25c
_________
Baldwin Montrose
12-11
12-
12-31
6
2-
(quar.)
Bank
2
12- .6
$1.03
(quar.)____
&
1-
12-
12-Jl
$1.31 V4
(quar.)
Detroit
2
1-
$14c
Ltd.
Co.
Extra
Corp.—-
pref. A
pfd.
6'/
preferred
Detroit
12-13
12-31
25c
preferred
11-22
25c
_
12-13
10c
(quar.>__
Industries
arrears)
preferred
12- 2
1-
12-16
5c
.
<G.
Houdaille
(quar.)____:
Hudson
12-20
12-31
Inc.___
Extra
Helnie
capital
pfd. (quar. ).
preferred
Co.,
Co.
12-16
43c
(quar.)_
A
B
Electronics
Dec.
l5c
<quar.)_^
Co.
12-31
13UC
(quar.)
A
3
12-31
1-14
11-30
$5
preferred
preferred
4.28',
World,
(extra
Hein-Werner
12-16
Power
3.70%
Detroit
Babcock
6
2
11-29
25c
$1.25
&
40c
.
12-
12-
12-16
!'<■
(quar.)__
Edison Co.,
payable
Delaware
12-
2
1-14
7'Ac
;
'
Hotvard
iquar.
Foods
1-
35c
(quar.)
Motors
Products
Hunsaker
Malleable
Deltown
(quar.)_
12-20
12-16
9c
•__
record
12-31
10c
1
Markets,
Canada
Extra
12-16
Engine
Delaware
4
57
—_____«^
Alarm
Hawley
4
12-13
Transit
Dean
'
12-
12-18
6
Inc.
split,
12-14
1-15
(Phila.)
^
(initial).
preferred
Co.
7%
4.20'^
Commission.
Utility
Press
12-13
1-
Abbey
'
lic
1
I
C.
11-22
12-28
30c
1-10
Central
D.
&
Steam
40c
Zellerbach
Dayton
(reduced
(quar. t
Printing
Brace
'
posed three-for-two split.
The split is
also subject to the approval of the Pub¬
Atlas
1-
10c
$1
12V2C
.
11-22
1
50c
Inc.
Inc.
Coloric
ance
Co.
11-22
1
12-
12'Ac
dividend
24c
Crown
Cypress
pro¬
a
Co.—
(from
1
12-
5c
Extra.
22Vi>c
Fund
Bank
Winkle-Munning
conv.
Harris
quar¬
(initial)
A
12-
75c
American
F.i
(increased)
Crown
12-27
1- 2
12-16
1-15
6%
quar.)
11-26
__i
Exchange
Homes
Harnischfeger
*_
12-13
1
$4c
^
Extra
raised
£
1
10c
(W.
Stock
z.
4.56%
__
Atlantic
Hall
Hartford
(s-a)
Co.
12-
2-1
12-16
$36c
$20c
38V4C
pref. class A & B„(quar.)
:
preference (quar.)
;
City Electric
(increased)—:
Stockholders will vote at a special meet-
12-
1-10
25c
$20c
(quar.)
2nd
3rd
25c
/■
■
(s-a»
Ltd., com.
11-15
5c
Magazines
Crane
1-24
2
11-29
5
1-
12-
25c
(quar.)
All
(increased)
Stockholders
3-
3
12-
3
12-
9
1
12 Vac
(quar.)
Bros.,
Lakes
Inc.
Common
12-10
1
12-
12-
1-
60c
Greater
Credit Corp., Ltd.—
Preferred
12- 6
11-29
1-
Corn
Corp.
Co.
Ins.
preferred
12-30
12-1Q
$25c
30c
preferred
6%
Co-
-
non-cum.
434%
Cummins
10c
$15c
Great
6
12-19
12-31
2 'A %
(quar.)
Special
12-10
12-24
12-10
20c
Life
all
Coronation
5
Culligan,
.
12-10
12-
& Rubber,■ comm.ond__.____—15c
convertible preferred iquar. 1
^
23%c
12-16
'
the
be
:
class
common
Pumps,
12-16
Tire
12-10
A__
and
Trust
Investment
preferred
12-24
__—
Atlantic Acceptance Corp.,
6%-
Cooper
-
12-20
,
(reduced-quar.)______
Hardware
12-31
1- 2
1-21
Goulds
6
12-10
12-27
$1.50
(quar.)
Harley-Davidson
—
General
Electric
12'Ac
.
•_
12-20
2
Goldblatt
12-10
dis¬
be
will
:
preferred
35c
—
_____:.
(quar.)
H.j
(J.
_
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Seed
Asgrow
Ashdown
("year-end)
Co.
Constable
1-
will
Co._
Income
series
clears
12-16
12-10
12-16
12-10
12- 6
12- 6
1- 2
12-10
1
12-
12-27
17 'A c
J
;
Alden
Publications,
Nast
Cowles
35c
:
dividend)
(stock
Cook
12-9
12-
$1.18
$1.08
$1.37
3%
40c
—
(quar.)
Co.
J.)
12-16
12-20
12-31
1
12-10
1
593sc
Extra
meet¬
—
'
:___i—
(quar.)__
preferred
(A.
10c
25c
—
Trust
12-10
1-
1
1-
Illinois—
dividend
Quarterly
Glen
cents.
Quarterly
Consumer Credit) Ltd., 6'/2%
12-26
(quar.)__,
preferred
preferred
3
Girard
2
"1-
of
Mines, Ltd.
Corp.
iquar. 1
12-10
1
1-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Mascot
12-10
25c
5 %'<
.
•
4.32%
5.48%
1-
70
(increased
Consolidated
12-26
5c
If
March,
Connecticut Water Co.
12-26
3
'
4.72%
Armstrong
3
1-
12-10
proposed
approved the
Stores--
Commonwealth
6
1-
45c
'
a
Co._
dividend
Connecticut
12-13
corp.—
(Phbenix)
Power
12-
$.0094
:
quarterly
Bank
Arkansas
12-13
12-31
Marble,
2
1-
6
15c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Giant
1-' 2
1-
12-
$1.25
Co.
Corp.
preferred
Harcourt
special
a
28 on
Products-(extra )
Conde
2
12'Ac
(increased)
Angostura-Wupperman
12-
''20'Ac
(quar. 1
Angelica Uniform Co. iquar.1—
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate, class A (increased)
Class
12-27
2
1-
%4c
(quar.)__
gains )
12-10
12- 6
20c
at
York
Transit
Food
K
4.12%
(quar.)
1-
70c
Consolidated
12-24
12-28
11-20
—
'
412preferred
6
20c
$1
Y.i
(N.
payment
to
New
Commonwealth
:
(quar.)__
12-
2
Signal
Stock
Commercial Solvents Corp.—
holders
approval in March >
Amphenol-Borg, Electronics Corp.
Anaconda Company
9
12-10
4c
(Canada)
dividend
Corp.
Copper
Circle
12-13
12-10
12- 6
30c
*
—
1-
9
12-
9
12-27
5c
Greyhound Lines of
Jan.
in
cents
Bank
Cincinnati
12- 5"
12- 5
2
12-
1
6
12-
27'Ac
(quar.)
iquar.)'
Refractories
Georgia
1
1-
preferred
A
6
12-
12-16
Finance—
preierred
(quar.)
Genungs, Inc., common (quar.)
6%
1-
5%
12-
12-16
investment
$2,375
2
12-31
u
Year-end
12-13
12-
15c
(quar.)
(quarterly
12-10
65c
$1.50
40c
-
:
early
65
Chemway
$1.50
-■
(quar.)
Extra
1-
12-31
12-20
21c
$1.50
$1.15
income)
dividend.
dividend
from
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i__
___
American
Inc.
terly
Stock
25c
General Telephone
5
Mills,
Contract
General
12^20
vote
on
stock
tributed
Common
_
will
proposed
,
•
common
6
12-
(from
preferred
5'A'«
Glidden
Corp.
Bank
be held
stock
507
and
approves)
Snuif
General
12-
12-20
87 %c
investment
Manhattan
ing to
DC)
12-27
12-10
12-10
2
,
(quar.)
Products
Stockholders
12-10
12-10
12-31
12-31
Trust
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12-16
10c
iquar.)
•
Hanson-Van
12-13
25c
$1.25
,
:
Champion Mutual Fund
Chase
11-22
(monthly)
—___
Trust
net
Chemical
2
Power—
preierred
(From
3
1-
12-10
$1.12'A
$1.18:!4
$1.24
.$1.08%
Electric
(quar.)
Shares Trust—
Century
2
1-24
90c
stockholders
3.50%
11-26
12-
Increased
(May
12-
$1.16
iquar.)_
Security
Maine
Century
Del.—
of
(year-end)
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)
Products
Corp.
preferred
preierred
2
12-16
57
Seal-Kap "Corp.
Common
(quar.)
common
(initial-quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
Home
Aiherican
(stock
Corp.
Assurance
(quar.)
6
12-
(quar.)—25c
shares).
B
Home
12-
12-10
12-16
Investors
Giliiiian
6'y
12-13
2
40c
-
American
2
1-
•
15c
.
Forest
1-
12-16
35c
(quar. 1
12-16
Inc.
income)
Corp.—
New
12-31
12-
$1.12',2
$1.75
7'2c
3c
^
(quar.)
--Central
12-31
1-25
:•
(incr.-quar.)__
Electric
&
preierred
11-29
47
Gas
preferred
Certain-Teed
(quar.)
common
Warehouse
preierred
4.35%
11-29
12-20
preierred series A
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Charge Service
(increased)
4-7 7
11-29
25%
._
American
Ametek,
12-20
12-20
12-20
30c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4\'27
shares
stock)
class A
Rubber,
American
67
7c
(resumed)
Corp.
common
4.96%
9
2c
Biltrite
American
12-
Products
Corp.,
Hudson
Florida
-
class
(on
in
Felt
1
11-30
15c
Co.
America
Detroit
12- 5
12- 9
' 1-
75c
-
of
Co.
i
12-13
10c
.
_____
&
of
Central
6
1-
M.)
Central
11-27
General
General
Central
12-6
4
12-
50c
(quar. )__
common
1-1
80c
-
__
dividend
American
57"
9
(quar.)
American
$4.64
12-
37
__
Insurance
dividend
payable
A
1
(quar.)
Stock
Extra
1-
25c
(quar.)
Bankers
Class
Stock
Corp.
Note,
preferred
American
on
25c
:
dividend,
Steel
7'-;
11-22
(increasedi
System
Maintenance
American
1
__
preferred (quar.)
&
Baldwin, Inc.
Allegheny
1-
12-13
10c
30c
n
Co.,
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
25c
.-.
Cigar
General
(fstock' dividend)
4'a'f
12-26
12-26
(quar.)
Alexander
Ceco
12- 3
1-15
1-22
,
1
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Lebanese
6
37 Ac
(quar. i
(incr.-quar.)__
common
dividend
12-
,12-16
15c
2'c
:_
Inc.,
Stock
Co.
(A.
Catqlin
5
11-25
2
12-27
5c
iquar.)
quar.)_.
preierred
67c
12-
i5c
Stock
Castle
of lice.
12-
12-20
$2.50
_
dividend
Inc.,
Alco
7c
(quar.)
common
preierred
Co.
Payable
Share
Corp.,
Steel
Acme
Fund
Stoca
Holders
When
Per
Electric
A
1-
15c
Ltd.,
General
47V2C
class
Cable
&
Share
Corp.
Extra
12-13
40c
Wire
Extra
Name of Company
Candy
12-13
1
Shares, Inc.
Capital Life Insurance Shares and Growth
payment date.
'Acme
General
1-
25c
$1.06'A
$$1
(quar.)__
When
Per
Name of Company
12-13
Cttpnat
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
2
12-31
35c
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Canada
Holders
Payable of Ree.
1-
2%
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————_——:
Dry
$4.2o
follow with
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(quar.)-'
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(N.
dividend
Canada
Share
Company
Trust
11
5
10c
12-31
12-
5
ll'Ac
12-31
12-
5
Mansfield
Tire
Marlin-Rockwell
'Masonite
Corp.
&
Rubber
Corp.
—
(quar.)_______
(quar.)—____
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—
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(21C2)
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Company
oj
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5c
12-31
12-2J
75c
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12-31
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common
12-31
12-20
2
Name of Company
12-20
12-20
Reserve
Sioc.:
Co.
Insurance
(Chicago
dividend
Resiflex
JCi^wVil'id.
&
jje.ct
11-26
20
12-10
12 -2 J
12-10
12—31
40c
12-i2
70c
-
12-12
11-29
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
33i%
preferred (quar.).
12-31
12-20
River
— — —
—
—
—
—
__—
(increased
com.
company,
prexeired
$3.50
1-
87 V2C
(quar.)
*5 /
A/ ti C
2
gtd.
(extra)
7%
gtd.
Mississippi.
CilASS
c,0
1-30
4.68%
2Jc
preferred
»
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(j.uss
A
Ltd.,
v,orp„
7%
B
vcniiiy)
(B.
Morton
Mueller
pre-erred
6%
...
2
12-16
Scott
2
12-16
feekton
1-
2
12-
6
Shakespeare
12-
6
12-13
Quarterly
5V2C
Smith
12-
12-20
Screw
Steel
New
3
3
30c
12-31
12-13
10c
1-15
12-31
1-13
12-31
12-27
12-10
12
12-9
—
.
20
1-
2
2
j
Standard
4%%
4.36%
-
Yorker
■
Magazine
2
2
12-
1-
2
12-
9
1-
3
12-13
___
$1.09
70c
12-12
12-
3
12-12
12-
3
30c
10c
File
Nicholson
Co.
(quar.)__.
Ltd.,
Corp.,
class
A_
__
12-18
12-
12-18
12-
B
—
—
Indiana
preferred
:_
class
Norton
(quar. )^
12-20
,$1.22
1-14
12-20
.....—
Company
$1.10
(quar.)
12-20
12-
;
12-20
Ohio
Service
Water
Old
Line
Life
(quar.)
will
of
Co.
!
be held in February
thres-for-two split.
(Pa.)
to
posed
on
Opelika
Mfg.
Osbom
(quar.)
40c
—
12-20
1-15
12-
Intermountain
'
Express
Life
National
Telephone
Common
6%
&
Telegraph
Co.
12-17
12-
$1.50
1-15
15c
.......
12-
12-31
11-79
Drop
Forge
Co.
Parchment
Penns'-vanR
3.35%
4.60%
p*n" vivanip.
Pencbscot
Slock
dividend
6
60c
United
12-15
U-33
12"-'4
U
Stock
12-10
12-10
1-
2
12-10
$1.15
12-27
50c
10c
3-
12-
12-23
12-
5
1-24
2%
1-
7
Petrolane
14c
12-27
12-10
25c
'12-27
12c
Service; (quar.)
Morris,
Philip
4%
Inc.,
preferred
3.90%
Common
to
(a
gains
._!
90c
Telephsne
of
15
2-
Inc.
&
(T.
Rowe)
12-19
1
2-
1
9
1-15
(stock
Co..
Ltd.
Growth
Progr
gains)
Mfg.
ss
$1.25
1-15
■
•
12-13
1-15
12-13
eentavos
$1.75
;
.
1-7
12-10
2%
,
V."asliington
$1
Renublic
Extra
Republic
Foil,
Corp.
common
1-10
12-16
' $ 50c
2,-4
1-
2
U
Inc.
...
1-15'
2-
$1.40
____—
'$1.42V2
1
&
1-15
Insurance
12-27
11-26
1— 1
12-16
31V4C
Co.—
2-
1
1-15
American
1
1-15
American
1
1-15
2-1
1-15
Stock
7>/2C
2Vstc
1-20
1- 6
American
1-20
1-
6
12-18
12-
4
8%
12-31
4%
of
,v
12- 9
2nd
Co.
3-
1
2-14'
(qu'ar.)__
12-27
12-11
•Extra
I6I/2C
12-10
11-29
American
30c
12-16
12- 9
12-16
12-
25c
12-27
12- 6
12-31
33c
1-15
Omaha___
of
35c
1
(quar.)
Corp.
>
-
(quar.)__^-a_i.X-
Manufacturers
(quar.)
Universal
4Va%
Reclaiming
Co.,
(quar.)__
Marion
Oil
$1.28
12-20
A
common
1-
(quar.)__
1
1-
3
10c
6%
Co.
American
33c
1-1
12-3
Class
(quar.)
32c
1-
1
12-
3
(quar.)
29%c
1-
1
12-
3
12-29
12-
9^
20c
30c
12-20
12-
12VzC
12-23
12-13
B
American
5
Electric
Bros.
Preferred
Corp.
Corp.
Co.,'
,'T
(quar.)
(annual)
12- 9
Stock
12-27
12-13
American
20c
1-2
12-13
$3
4.
Wells-Gardner
1-2
5%
Extra
Ohio
Penn
Gas
and
Co.
4.20G
4.10%
West
Co.,
preferred
preferred
preferred
Texas
B
C
pfd.
4.40%
of
11-30
29c
3%
12-10
1-10
12-3 L
12-
20c
15c
5c
12-31
12-3.1
12-13
12-13
12-27
12-
SEC)_
1
Investment
6
American
12-20
12-
5
American
Maize
12-14
12-10
1-15
12-30
1-15
1-15
1
7%
9
12-16
12-
2
12-16
12-
2
$1.50
Bank
6
15c
40c
__>
Trust
&
<
'
,
1
12-16
12- 2
12- 2
11-21
11-15
1-
-
50c
25c
16c
17V2C
12-10
12-10
11-12
12-10
11-26
8c
12-11
11-29
22Vac
12- 2
11-22
(quar.)
Co.
11-26
%
Y.i-—
(N.
:__
12-
2
11-22
7,V'aC
of
Co.
(quar.).
!
&
12-30
4%
4V4%
12-16
American
Metal
Products
12-9
American
Meter
Co.
12-13
American
12-15 '
11-22
343sc
11-
12- 5
1
12-13
1
12-13
22V2C
12-10
11-21
ouar.)
20c
S1.75
12-27
12-27
12-11
12-11
35c
12- 2
11-21
com.
preferred
12-30
.11-14
20c
;
Climax,
11-14
12- 2
(quar.)
quar. )_
Metal
12- 2
$1.31 V+
Foundry
American
12-10
Illinois—
:
(quar. )_^
Products,
preferred
,
11-22
8c
(monthly)..
12- 5
12-10
12c
;
32-20
20c
(quaf.)____i.^,
(quar.),.!
<quar.)_!
Machine
preferred
5Va%, preferred
/
11-12
12-13
Inc.—
!
Supply
Insulator
6
1-
12-13
(quar.)
;
American
12-
$1.10
(quar.)
11-30
(quar.)
B
American
12-
-
2
12-13
(s-at
Corp.
/__!
12-14
$1.02V2
2
12-
30c
common
Products
12-14
$1.05
(quar.)
Utilities,
Home
85c
(quar.)
12-
1- 2
3%
30c
(increased)
com.
12-23
dividend
30c
iquar.)
1-15
45c
87"2c
10C
12- 2
17Vac'
12-20
,
(quar.)
Assurance
5c
(quar.)__
1- 7
11-29
12- 3
17V2C
class
12- 2
' 1-2-16
-i.-
2-j3
:.
National
Extra,
5V4%
11-22
12-12
12-13
(quar.)3
common
(quar.)
2
(quar.)_^^
k___
Power
12-13
,
62V2C
37V2C
'
(increased-quar.)_
(quar.)_.
12-16
12-27
1-
12-10
1-7
10%
$1.12,/2
Electronics
_______
West
50c
11-22
1- 2
2-3
$1.56V4
'
-
Hospital
12-20
Motor Co
(quar.),
Weingarten Markets Realty (stock dividend)
WelbiH
Corp.
12-27
(quar.)_.
approval
Hoist & Derrick
30c
___'
common
2%
12V2C
Extra
I2V2C
(quar.)l__
12-31 ^12-10
12-14
10c
Laboratories,
Co.,.
Home
American
11-29
11-29
%
/
Heritage Publishing Co., Inc.—
Common
12-16
12-16
,>
*
50c
,
(ouar.)
Common
12-1
11-29
11-20
'
20c
Foreign Power (quar.)^
Greetings Corp., class A
American
(Wm.)
to
Export Lines
American
12-20
11-29
12-13
12-13
5c
__
12-31
11-15
1-2
20c
20c
5c
(quar.)
Securities,
Fletcher
American
12-27
12- 6
Corp. of America
__J
Equipment (quar.)
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke (quar.)
Power
(Indianapolis)
12-12
Victor
Wagner
'
$1:62^
com.
Telegraph
(subject
preferred
American
1-10
(quar,)____
12-13
12-
95c
Felt
12-18
common
11- 6
(initial)
end
12-27
-,
11-15
12-2
12- 5
t42c
1-15
30c j, 12-10
933,4C
1- 1
__!
(quar.)_
Co.,
Electronic
20c
(increased-quar.)__
12-28
dividend
Year
12-11
3
11-15
12-10
tl5c
(quar.)__
Electric
American
12-12
2-
$2
12-2
I2V2C
(quar.)
participating preferred
Participating
i__:
3-19
12-31
40c
12- 2
11-20
$3
-
37Vac
preferred
Electric
div.
Stock
30c
.
11-22
12-23
12- 5
'
30c
12-12
,
2
$1.62
20c
—1
$1.1:2%
Light,
preferred
preferred
$1.18
Stock
12- 2
12-20
Tl-15
12-11
11-22
12VaC
(quar.)
District
American
(quar.)__
Corp., common
(quar.)__
Products
&
Power
coin.
15c
30c
.
„_!
preferred
American
'
(resumed)__
Tobacco
preferred
Universal
Utah
(Bait.)
9
12- 2
1-20
12- 2
1- 2
25c
Cement/
American
12-20
$1
Bosch Arma Corp.
(year-end l_r
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Cryogenics
12-13
11-30
1
75c
Rubber—
Cyanamid
1
West Virginia
1249
12-
5
12-16
12-
3
Whitehall
12-20
12-
6
Wieboldt
15c
_
2-15
1-31
25c
1-72
12-13
10c
12-27
12-13
Wiegand
12-27
12-13
Wiser
15c
,12-24
12-10
Worth
(No
Mfg.
Inc.,
common^.
$1.06l/4
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
Oil
common
&
1- 2
15c
12-27
12-
6
Co.
payment
.___
12- 2
$1.06V4
3- 2
2-21
25c
(quar.)
12-31
12- G
(quar.)
25c
y
(quar.)
,
(increased)
National
'
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
——
Insurance
—
—
Co.
11-21
75c
;
'5c
News
American
Optical
1-
3
12-13
1-
4'
12-10
Stock
12- 6
American
12-16
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
Phoenix
1
Corp.,
class
A
11-29
12-20
11-29
6
11-29
12-20
12-10
50c
1- 2
12- 9
1-
12-
6c
<—
dividend
11-25
12-20
15c
35c
25c
*_____
(quar.)
12-10
25c
(Galveston)
'
American
(quar.)_.—;
Machinery
Motors
Extra
Quarterly
at
',
(quar.)
Steel
1-2
30c
American
on
,
L.)
30c
J
(quar.)____
■
taken
time.)
(E.
(quar.)
(quar.)______
M'fg.
Stores—
action
this
Pulp & Paper
Shoe
Cement
,
11- 8
11-15
12-
8%c
/Vending
American
1-
12-27
12-10
45c
$0,105
:
Chain & Cable Co. (quar.)L__k.:__
American Commercial Barge Line Co. (quar.)
$3.50
!"'il5c.
(quar.)
11-30
15c
Sugar
class
2
15
American
10c
pref.
each
(quar.)___^
___■
(increased quar.)_:
preferred
12-13
4-2
Leaf
25c
(quar.).—£;.
Calif
$1.25,
1-1
|10c
12-27
____
(quar.)
dividend
30c
partic.
preferred
l'r
(quar.)
—
Co.
Inc.
$6.25
(quar.)__
12- 2
,
dividend)__:
(quar.)—.
2nd
Power" Co.—
common
for
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
2-
A
12-
6
(quar.)
Biltrite
2-
___!
Ltd.,
share
(one
1st
63%c
class
2
1-
v
American
$1.22Vz
____'
l-i
Corp.
$1.49
Light
tax)_,
(annual)-.
Beverage, 20c prior pfd. (quar.)
"6V2%
11-29
12- 2
40c
Extra %___
.
12-16
10%
income
Corp.
American: Automatic
1-15
2-1
iquar.)
Yarns
Rubber
S
Universal
'
4 V2 '<
43c
10c
_.!
(quar.)...
Supply
2-1
:_
10c
(stock
Aviation
Corp.,
preferred
25c
National Bank (Portland, Ore.)
dividend
(one
share
for
each
18
25c
Renublic
12-13
$1.31%
%
u
.
Israeli
Co.
Amalgamated
11-15.
1-31
12-20
30c
/
13c
Weyenberg
Republic
1,
11-29
11-29
2-28
50c
'
American
States
West
'%■
common..:
(quar.)
Industries
2- 3
2 21
12-27
Pipe Line Co.—
Fund—
Quarterly
Remco
11-29
12-15
12-15
3%
'
Aluminium, Ltd.,'common ,(quar.)__
41/4% convertible redeemable preferred
Aluminum Co. of America, common
(quar.)_
$3,75
preferred
(quar.)
12-13
12-
6c
:<
9
11-29
12-12
11-15
11-29
lc
:
;
Mfg., common (quar.)
t
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)____
Almaden
Vineyards, 6%
preferred
is-a)
Alpha Portland Cement (reduced-quar.)
12- 6
15c
Fund
2
1-
30c
J40c
./:
12*
12-13
+$0,516
Ltd.—
12-19
12- 2
12-27
$1.13
Altamil
12-13,
2%
!_^__
Waukesha
.
....
(quar.)
.'.u.h.c.-.. 1
Co.,
preferred
Prov/dencp
dividend)
—'
12r12
$1.23
(quar.).
_■!
9
Century-Fox Film Corp.—
Warner
equal
(15c from investment income ahd 28c from
capital
Gas
Electric
Wallace
dividend)
Stock
1-15
Co.—
eentavos
(qurr.)_^_
Precisionware,
Price
Price
12-
1-15
$1
97 VzC
,
preferred
(stock
C.)
1-2
!
;
Gas
12-
"
payment
Brothers
Y.
.12-12
Allis-Chalmers
5
35c
Vanadium
equal to approximately 10.22 cents)....
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne <fe Chicago Ry.—
7%
1-10
12-12
1- 2
Extra
1-14
••
1- 2
$1.15
Supermarkets
(Louis)
12-13
$1.05
,
held)
American
7c
(quar.)_l
common
approximately 6.39 cenls)
preferred (a pa-men:'of 40
8%
and
(quar.).__
Distance
Long
12-23"
<12-
11-18
2
1- 2
.
Chemical
..
.
(quar.)
preferred
philiopine
United
9
2-15
1
12-11
'
2-14
3%•
(quar.)____.:
held)
2
1248
capital
12-13
15c
(increased)
Cenciitioning (annual)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
S.
2
-
income)
10c
3%
Air
S
1-
5c
resi zed
U.
1-
12-12
investment
12-16
30c,
Mei'chants
$1.10
12-31
from
12-31
______
83 %c
___
35c
from
(N.
Extra
12-10
...—
(18c
12-16
(quar.)_____
Uriited-G^n' Fastener
12-10
■
Philadelphia Fund—
2
4%
Union Sugar Co.
11-20
Pep Bevs (Manny, Moe & Jack) (quar.):
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
perrv r ap &
Set Screw (qrar.)__
!_—
Gas
1-
25c
(increased)
,
& Construction
dividend'—:
Stock
2
(resumed)-——
-
Allis
12-13
(stock dividend)______
non-bum.
Union
$1.12 Vz
•__
,
:
Allied
12-13
1
$1.25
common
dividend
2
(Increased!
Fibre
11-27
1
11-15
12-
(quar.)____
Drug (resumed s-a)
Allied Graphic Arts
(quar.)______
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)_
.4% preferred (quar.),
1-
12- 2
12-31
1
$1.37V2
Allied
1-
11-18
4—
dividend
shares
5
Rubber, class A,(a payment
less
30c
11-
12-
7V2C
%.
&
12^ 6
11-29
42V2C
(quar.)
___:
-
Tire
11-15
37%c
(increased)--
Natural
Dividend
11-15
11-15
11-15
12-16
62V2C
Credit
.
,
llr-30
11-30
security
,
Co.
dividend
Stock
12-16
5c
realized
common
American
12-31
12-18
of
Jl-29
35c
(quar.)
Acceptance.
1-
(quar.)_!____
Railroad
Chemical
Co.,
Foods
Gas
Union
11-30
':
Stock
11-29
31V4C
(quar.)
1-
J
;
!
(quar.l..
45c
;_
(quar.)
______!
Alliance
12-16
12-13
12- 6
I2V2C
(quar.).;
net
i
Mold
Corp.,
Canadian
11-26
12-13
Ce.
,
26c
12V2C
(quar.)
of America—
Corp.,
Steel
Extra
12-31
12-31
1- 2
1_
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allen Industries
(quar.)
^
invest¬
irom
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
30c
-
(quar.)
12-16
4-
3*c
common
(quar.)..
preferred
preferred
preferred
4 40%
(extra)!
Paper
;
preferred
25c
(quar.
& Lhrht,
Power
4'^% "preferred
2-
12-10
15c
12- 5
2%
(quar.i
Co., 4.20% pfd.
preferred
(quar.)_^
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).:
Extra
12- 9
2
25c
(quar.)
Stock
2
'
Pater-on
1- 1
5%
(quar.)
preferred
2
12 VzC
All
12- 9
12- 5
1-
Co.
Power
All-State
9
12-^20
40c
'
(quarterly
Betts
Bank
25c
Park
12-
12-20
$4
Quarterly
•
30c
Airlines, 6% pfd, laccum.)
Industrie's, class A, (quar..)
Pane.'
'
10c
$1.12
dividend)
Realty
Twentieth
Co.—
(quar.).
Western
12-17
12-16
1-15
12-31
(Calif.)
(qrar.)
preferred
Pacfffc
Pa'"-Pr°*l
Assurance
12-14
15c
; :
Pacific
Pacific
1-1
1-15
Algoina
11-29
1-31
Co.
preferred
4.52%
11-29
1-
Co.
Alabama-Tennessee
12-13
1
1
6c
.
preferred (quar,)
$2.55 preferred
(quar.)
Transportation Corp.
of
America,
Extra,
6
12-31
v
3
1212-
1-10
12-17
12-16
12-16
12- 2
1- 2
12-13
—•_—•—
.__.
(from
(quar.")
Gas
4.92%
,
6<
20c
'
$4.90
12-31
12-31
L -25c
(quar.)
11-29
'
$5.26
3
15c
(quar.)__c_.
12-16
(quar.)____
;
Transcontinental
6
20c
Indemnity
Paci fc
12-13
12-
12-16
12-16
2oc
7V2C
12V2C
___!_
(quar.)
Insurance
A
4.60%
12-13
6Vtc
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Surety
Co.
Standard
$5.50
%
15c
Shares, class A
Trans-Lux'Corp. (quar.)
Tucson
Pacific
12-13
20c
Trans-Canada
6
12-12
2
30c
Manufacturing (increased)
Faper Co.
(quar.)
—*
Oxford
1-
20c-
—
1-2
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
class A
Corp.
:___
Parking
12- 2
12-11
11-30
1- 2
6V4c
&
Reduction
Class
1- 2
12-10
25c
Alabama
12-19
dividend
$5.96
—
Akron
12-27
12-27
.
$5.70
12-
12-13
20c
12-10
12-27
commbn__'_-_—
Inc.,
&
Stock
pro¬
a
12-10
2
1-10
25c
$5.60
(quar,)
1-' 2
1-
25c
Shipyards Corp.
Mfg.
(quar.)
Towle
annual meet¬
Old Republic Insurance Co.
Air
Airport
tl5c
(quar.I_—
income)
Common
12-
12-16
10c
\
;_
the
at
12-10
12-,6
30c
'Stock
America
—
vote
12-31
(quar.)
11-29
11-29
11-29
50c
(quar.)
Fund
Alabama
Corp.
(stock
inc.
Lewis
Todd
11-30
12-
2
1- 2
•
Ltd.
common
(quar.)
Tishman
11-30
12-15
-12-15
40c
(quar.).;
Insurance
(Chicago)
Stockholders
ing
quar.)..
l-
9.-30
12-16
1- 1
1- 1
profits)
(dividend
,v
convertible
Trade
(increased
30c
20c
Crankshaft
Ohio
Affiliated
,
12-10
20c
x____
common...
■
Co.
preferred
Tillie
12-10
.
.12- 9
2
30c
(quar.)
Times Mirror co.
12-10
12"20
$5
2
_
Year-end
12-23
Corp.
Casualty
50c
1.
Fund,
Thomas
2
15c
—
A
Co.
Textron,
12-13
12-
$1.10
(extra)
A
12-31
12-20
30c
class
Co.,
25c
—
.
Engineering
(extra) hx.—
b
1-14
Life
1-
12-25
2jc
(resumed-quar.)
Finance
Aetna
60c
■
.
(quar.)
,
Corp.,
(James),
ment
12-20
$1.05
Airlines
Northwest
1-14
(quar.I——
preferred
Northwest
$1.12
Aetna
»30c
Extra
12-20
...
Aetna
62V2C
:
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
$1.25
(quar.)....
Steel
(quar.)__
Chalet, Inc.
Texas
11-29
1-14
——
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.88%
12-15
Oil
Tappan
Service—
4Va%
4.22%
$7c
.
2
12-16"
42%c
common
(quar.)
preferred
Talcott
11-29
$1 o6v4
—
Public
4V<%
Aeroquip
12-
1-2
Allied
"
C.lass
No*rncrn
12-2
12- 6
.time)
this
Terstegge
Syracuse Supply
3
12-15
at
Investment
Greene
&
Swiss
3
20c
-:$7c
—
———-—
Finance
Gas,
12-20
5%
Industries
12-12
.
__—
i__
dividend
12-20-
11-25
1
$14c
+28VaC
quar.)
(quar.
General
Stock
50c
:_____
5>4.5u
9
Aerojet
10c
(quar.)
preierred
Swjit
2
1-
omitted
Chemical Corp:,
Sun
Adirondack
12-11
11-
$0,007
(s-a)__;
12-27
11.-29
12- 2
:
Addison-Wesley Publishing,
11-29
12-14
Ltd.—
dividend
B
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
approxi¬
to
(quar.)
Process
Stock
3
$10c
Superior
_•—_
(quar.)—
Acusnnet
previous
for
Corp.
(quar.)
20c
Brewers
12-13
(increased
preferred
Markets
1-
12-12
C
split),
Common
4 V2%
1-11
12-13
25c
(quar.)—%
Poor's
&
Paper,
stocK
25c
15c
V
A
Equal
&
25c
Structural
Stubnitz
held.
Power
Acme
1-2
,
&
of
share
Addressograph-Multigraph
Rico
Street
a
(d-for-1
in
40c
—.
2
1-15
(initial-quar.)
common
share
each
2
1-
(quar.)
Extra
12-10
1-
$1.18%
7?:' Special'
1-
(quar.)
Sterling
■
Special
Norac
1-
SOc
York
New
1-15
1-15
(quar.)-
Stratton
2
29c
'
,
preferred (quar.)——...
Trap Rock (quar.
New
30c
Extra
buc
12-
__—^——
(quar.)
Abitibi
of
18c
Co.
Electric
Stanley Works
6
$2.20
preferred
mately $1.37 V2 per share.
Aberdeen Fund (quarterly from1 income).:
$1,31 V*
(quar.).
Kollsman
Industries
payment
12-18
2
12-13
45c
.!___
Service—
1-
50c
(quar.)—
&
Standard
2-iti
12-
12-20
$1
Mfg.—T——
(increased quar.).
Public
Orleans
New
12-13
12-13
—
12-13
1-
4 JC
.
__
Puerto
State
25c
Jf——:
(quar.).——
12-6
2
1-
this time.
;
&
Wesson
Standard
m
$1.25
Corp.
Water
Haven
12-20
$1.09
Sugar, qommon^
8%
preferred (quar.)x.
Southwestern Life Ins. Co.. (Dallas')
12-13
,
6
10c
new
Inc.
(quar.)
Fund, inc.—
1/100
12-13
;
,v
5%v preferred
(quar.)_^j___
Jersey Gas Co. ,(quar.)__^.__,
12-13
1-
37 VzC
England Electric System
New
>
&
lr24
12-i3
Co.
Carolina
Industries,
AMP,
Abascus
12-31
—l—-x.
&
South
11-30
1-
3c
35c
6
Share
12-26
12-26
12-31
South
9
,
National
National
(John)
Extra
11-23
12-20
35c
—
Co.
(Hartiord).
(increased)—
Co.
12-31
'
______—
Insurance
Lead
Williams
&
Simplex Wire & Cable
6
25c
—
ACF
~
12-13
12-31
Simplicity Pattern
Corp.
______;—
Fire
National
12-
12-20
15c
12-
12-
Per
*
Name of Company
Class
Shwayuer-Bros,
12-13
2
12-27
being given in the
these
week,
12-13
75c
common
at
this
2
25c
(quar.)
action deferred
1-
2
9
12-10
table.
2
$1.34
;
(quar.)__
prelerred
Dividend
1-
2
12-
12-27
announced
15c
(quar.i
preferred
5y«%
12-16
1-
1-10
of Rec.
The list does not include divi¬
paid.
1-24
25c
!
6
4.36%
dividends
the
.
12-13
12-
Savannah
give
we
,5c
(quar.)
1-
1-
(stock div,
NaLOf.ai Acme Co.
(year-end._ u,
National Bank of Commerce (San Antonio)
National
preferred
Souui
(quar.)...
National Aeronautical
1-
12-31
12-20
1-
12-30
30c
10c
$1.45
6
'
Ring (increased quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)..
System,
1-
$1.15
.l
12-
25c
iS-
Pis.on
Mustegoa
Mutual
$1.41%
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-6
2
___.
-r
Below
12-13
12-2/
59 %c
(quar.).—
(quar.)
12-13
1-
12-31
12-27
t$1.75
(qiar.ti
'
2
$1.25 '
preferred
50c
-
Co.
Brass
Extlil '
preferred
tl5c
Mills.-—...
Electronics
Mountain
announced
preceding
1- 2
1-1,5
1-15
1-10
12-13
dends
2-3
15c
(quar.)
.'!
Electric & Power,
Income
Vernon
1-25
1-25
25c
32l/ec
—
common
Corp.,
preferred
t27 V2C "
income
From
Mo art
$3
Philip Morris, Inc.
Fund—
see
C.)
Financial
C.
$1
Mcore
Mci.i>
30c
93%c
Extra
School Pictures—
(quar.)
Drop Forging (increased).-:
v 4:%'/5>
convertible preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines
and not yet
(quar.)___^_—
$5.37%
—■———
Works
and
F.
75c
common mquar.)
A
preference
S.
_,
.
Moora
Co.
1-15
—
Locomotive
Montreal
Cola
12-17
(Amsterdam,
Trust
Montgomery • County
N. V.)
(quar.)
Ebaxa
;
Crown
j^5c
:
weeks
(quar.)__
Corp., .class A__—...
%2oc
(.uar.I—
7
12-2
coriimon
10c
class
—
12-2
12-13
;
common
12-13
___ —
Equipment
Auto
Monroz
:
Ltd.,
(..uar.)
(initial)
1
1-
5c
12-13
$2.50
-
(quar.)
2
2-
45c
——-
Corp
Breweries,
Moison
Mills
12-30
$1.14
(quar.)
Materials
Modern
B
$5.80
Fuel Corp
River
p-
12- 2
—
preferred
Rotumoor
12-13
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.56
12-13
....
Broadcasting,
Royal
—<-
—
12-16
12-13
lJ.-2'l
12 '/zc
_
1-15
12-2 I
(quar.)—
.
(increased-quar.).
12-16
5%
12-13
3
1-
153
:
.ii-j..."—
Manufacturing
?4c
15c
.
30c
Radio
1-15
:
Telephone Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
5.65%
preferred (quar.).ai,
J
6
Class
payment omitted at this time.)
Ccoav.uou
(quar.)
$2.50
L
Rice
Brand
Rollins
Mid-COi-.i.iC..«,
Ltd,
Holders
—
Rochester
6
6
Meyer-B.an.,e cc,—
Miller
Zenith
Co.
$1.50
RR
(extra)
12-20
1-15
.
Jewelry
Mines,
Payable
•
6%
12-
Zale
Bear
1-15
,7.'
(exLra)
12-
3
Yellowknife
When
Share
1%'
(quar.).
dividenu
oc :
Commoh.
12-
12-20
20c
•4
Richmond, Fredericksburg &. Potomac
12-21
2
1-
50c
quar.)
lac.
Kevion,
11-29
(Chicago,—
Bank
National
vt,u&i:<.eriy
3
12
(quar. i_
corn.
c,o.,
$5ao preitirea wuar.i—
Mea-ord Corp. \quar.)___—
Mercantile
1-
12-
15c
______
——
—
_-tb.ij...ng
50c
$1.3712
(quar.)
j^ui
Sugou*.
20c
50c
Inc.
\».
1-
10c
27Vac
...
"
Per
12- 6
12- 6
12-18
12-31
12-31
15c
4%
,
(s-a)
10c
Ma,i
McBryaw
is-a).
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
of Company
Name
Payable of Pec
Snare
■
^
—
Laboratory
.'
_
.
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rcc.
Snare
•
.
-
3%
7I2C
12-
2
12-16
9
11-29
-
Number 6321
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Potash
American
A
series
$5
preierrea
Radiator &
Common
(quar.)
30c
si
$1.25
<—
tquar.)
«
(quar.)
Standard
special
American
Shares
2
Research
American
American
American
Title
12-20
11-25
Bethlehem
12-
5
11-15
12-16
11-25
12-31
11-25
1-
2
12-11
Binney & Smith, Inc.
1-
2
12-11
pfd.
5%
(s-a)_.
Co. (Miami)—
insurance
Quarterly
Tobacco Co.
American
Zinc,
Ampco Metal
Amstedt
Smelting
&
Anchor
Wire
Glass
preierred
60c
convertible
National
Gard
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas,
pref.
con v..
4.65%
preferred
4.65')'
preferred 2nd
Arkansas
Stock
Western
Gas
1
12-13
11-25
Booth
t$1.75
5c
12-
2
12-
4%%
Corporations,
Water,
Class
A
Seed
Ashland
Oil
&
25c
Stock
Extra
&
Atlantic
Sugar
Santa
Line
Line
Ry
Fe
2
2
11-
1
2-
2
11-
12-
2
11-
1
12-17
Co.
12-14
11-18
S
Inc.
Brooklyn
12-16
11-29
—_
Ltd.
(quar.i-.
Brown
1-15
12-27
A
12-20
12-
12-14
11-21
;
Bullocks
Inc.
12-20
12-
6
Burmah
12-12
11-
4
12-12
11-
4
12-12
11-
4
12-12
11-
4
Building
of
Southwest
approved
stock
10%
Equipment
&
the
holders
7,
(
Southern,
Common
Oil
of
Barber-Greene
I
Class
Bath
Co.
Vitamin
Barth
Class
12-10
11-26
Burroughs
Corp.
12-10
11-26
Burroughs
(J, P.)
12-16
12-2
Bush
Extra
2
12-
3
11-19
1
4G
11-22
Cadre
preferred
Bayuk
Beam
Cigars,
(James
Bearings.
Beaunit
Beauty
Beaver
Inc.
B.)
Inc.
Coal
(quar.i
Corp.
.—:
-—
—2
—-—
Group,
income
Van
Subject
to
Ltd.
&
California
3
12-16
approval
Belding Heminway
Co.
Co.
11-29
12-12
11-29
2
British
41-15
12-
12-
2
11-29
1-
2
1-2
Canada
Malting
Co.,
1-15
1-2
Canada
Packers,
Ltd.,
Canada
(quar.)
12-
2
11-18
6
10-15
12-16
11-27
2-
1
1-15
5-
1
4-15
12-16
11-29
$3
1'-
2
12-
11-20
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
1-15
12-16
12-13
1-
2
1-
2
12-13
12-16
11-29
1-
3
Class
12-
2
12-13
11-15
12-
2
11-15
».
B
$2.65
Class
-
12-14
11-30
2
11-12
Canadian
2
11-12
Canadian
12-
2
Ltd.,
3%
30c
11-12
5V2%
12-27
11-12
4%
12-
2
11-18
1-15
1-
2
12-
5
10c,
12-31
11-30
$1.12%'
1-15
12-30
II-22
41 • •';
11-22
Preferred
class
4
Preferred
class
12-
6
12-
2
11-14
11-15
12-16
12-
2
4
11-19
1
B
(quar.)
quar.i
72'2c
1-15
12-30
(quar.)_
C
62 Vi c
1-15
12-30
D
dividend
Slock
(quar.i___
12-
12-
1
'2%
12-16
11-22
$1
.
,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3V2%
preferred
(quar.i-
12-20
12-
87 V2 c
9
6
12-16
12-
2
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
12c
12-14
11-29
35c
,
12-23
12-
G
12-
6
oc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
(increased quar.)_
& Pacific
Rock Island
;__7
12-23
30c
12-14
,11-29
8
12-20
Cotton
Oil
Co,
12-31
12-20
$1.35
12-
5
11-15
3,0c
1-
2
12-18
4-
2
3-18
7-
2
25c
(quar.)..
—
12-10
Quarterly
30c
12-31
12-10
Quarterly
30c
12-31
12-10
Quarterly
12-14
1-22
1-20
12-27
Christiana
Stock
12-20
1-1,0
2
11-26
12-13
11-18
New
5
12-16
11-29
12-16
12-16
11-29
Cincinnati
12-16
11-29
Cities
12-10
11-15
4-30
8c
1-30
Cincinnati.
5%
1-
4
Stock
4-15
Citizens
City
Finance
12-14
11-15
City
National
12-
2
11-
470c
12-
2
11-
8
4-
1
3-6
1-
2
12-13
1-
450c
425c
2
6
1
11-30
V
2
12-
6
class
A_,
1
11-29
1-
2
12-
^
12-31
12-
6
1-
11-29
1
(quar.>_____
;
12- 2
12- 2
11-15
regular
Special
1-
2
12-13
11-22'
—
17Vic
12- 2
12- 2
11-15
1- 2
12-20
11-18
56'/4c
12-16
11-18
2
7%
iN.
Peabody
4%
Stock
Coburn
,_—
...
for
of
share
every
Coca-Cola
Cola
Increased
6
12-16
12-
2
__
(s-a)
1-21
12-13
12-
2
11-20
12-
2
11-20
12-
2
11-
12-
1
11-20
12-10
11-18
17%c
35c
.
12-16
8
11-29
10c
12-12
11-15
50c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
2
12-15
12-
2
50c
11^
2
12-
2
10-
2
11-
8
12-16
12-
2
8
2-
6
3nc
12-31
50c
Co,.—
(year-end)_
Telephone
Insurance
12-24
12-10
$1
1-2
12-19
1-
2
12-19
3-
2
1-31
1-10
$1.75
-
11-27
(Atlanta
(stock dividend) —
International
Coburn
,10%
PCorp
held>_ —_—
2
6712c
12-16
12-
90c
12-12
11-22
—
(Los Angeles)
quarterly
3
2-
$3
——
common
shares
3
12-31
87'/2c
(quar.)
(quar. i_—
3
$1.12 >/2
%-
——-——
Bottling
12-
45c
(quar.)_—_—x_.—
five
Co.
12-
10c
J.)__
dividend
Credit Co.
12-14
12-18
$1.25
——
(quar.x_.
Life
12-
20c
Mfg.—
com.
(increased quar.)
Co.,
&
11-25
12-14
25c
50c
-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
preferred
12-10
32V2C
—
(quar. 1
Forge-Waynpsboro
Cluett
Coca
427c
420c
„■
(ouar.)
gtd.
gtd.
Trust
(One
12-16
11-18
25c
——
Coastal States
11-15
Corp.
Bank
4%
12-13
1-
12-
12-16
Conn.) —
preferred
(quaf.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
11-29
12-16
11-15
stockholders
S. Comptroller
$4.50
12-16
2
2
12-16
—
-
Extra
12-16
1-
12-
12-16
10%
Lambert
&
422Vic
Gas—
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)—
'
Y.)
(quar. )■_•_
——
State
Clayton
422V'2c4
.
12-13
to
and U.
21
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron,
Clifton
f20c
(subject
Equipment
12-12
425c
t$1.25.
Detroit
(quar.)
Finance
Clark
2,
:i20c
4$0.2291
of
City Water Co. (Chattanooga)—
4%
preferred
(quar.i
Cleveland
1-
2
6c
N.
(quar.i
Extra
12-12
Trust,
—._
—
Currency ) •
2
45c
410c
425c
Natural
1-
1-
Y.-~
——
City Trust Co. (Bridgeport,
Increased
quarterly
11-29
Ltd.—
Ltd
N.
(Schenectady,
Bank
7%
preferred-—
Co.
11-29
1-1
25c
—-
—
Power
Co.
11-30
1
1-
418%c
Ltd.. cl. A (quar.)
(quar.)..
Co.
Products
Clark
12-13
415c
410c
455c
466'/4c
_________—
Ltd.,
City
Civic
1-
6
12-13
65c
'_
of
Co.
—
:
7
2-
2
$1.10
... _
approval Jan.
of
12-13
1-
431 Vic
(quar.)_!
Co.
dividend
Stock
11-15
3-
11-
2
1-
12V2 %
Quarterly
8
1
2
3-
U 25
11-20
4$1.10
Investment
Trust
11-15
4-
12-
$1
50c
4
12-14
12-16
12-20
12 %c
(quar.i—
common
(quarj...
425c
A___
Ltd.—
Co.,
Life Insurance
12-20
422Vic
475c
%12VzC
2
Ry.
dividend
415c
,
Pacific
(quar.)_
415c
:
iquar.)
Co.
preferred
Citizens
11-26
1-
$1.18%
pfd.
4%
preferred
1-15
6
$1.75
25c
quar. 1
(quar.)__
Transit
12V2c
4321/2c
(quar.)_
1—
Orleans & Texas
Npw
Service
4-15
12-
each
25c
(initial
preferred
$4.40
11-26
—
(quar.i—
common
12-
11-29
9-18
12-14
Gen¬
for
common
of
Quarterly
13c
4
Ltd.,
Corp.
heldi
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,
4%%
preferred (quar.)
12-20
Ltd.—
Co.
Motors
a'share
of
6-18
$3.55
common-
10-2-64
Corp.'—
llzc
22Vic
Corp
class
(V'a
preferred
Chrysler
11-22
,
Co.,
dividend
share
11-29
12-12
12-15
Securities
-
30c
x
eral
10-18
12-10
25c'
(quar.)
1-
RR.—
—
Chicago Title Sc Trust Co. (increased)
5%
—.—
:
2-
40c
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.
(quar.)__
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)_„___—
12-31
12-
2
1-
35c
quar.i-
1
80c
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. (increased
Chicago Bridge & Iron (quar.)
11-15
12-
preferred class A &
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia—
11-15
2
'
—
411c
25c
10c
(s-a)
11-20
12-30
27Vie
(quar.U
Corp.
2
4
7c
25c
25c
preferred
Canal-Randolph
11-20
35c
8c
common
Gas,
Western
2
Enterprises
(quar.)
Fund, Inc. (capital gains distribu¬
payable in cash or stock)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Extra
on
common——J__
tion
11-
.<■
Securities.
International
12-
11-29
(quar.i
common
Quarterly-.
.
Refractories
11-20
4c
11-18
$2Y5
Resources,
Canadian
2
12-
4
4
12-
2%
—
common
11-
12-
12-10
Chicago,
——.
Electric
Industrial
12-16
2
35 c
:
Co.,
Machine
2
4c
J
1-
12-
12-13
12-21
20c
3lVzc
dividend)
B
6
9
12-10
$1
2
12-
30c
75c
(quar.)__
and
12-
12-
9c
12-
20c
5c
A
1
25c
11-15
—__
(quar.i-—
General
6c
10c
Ltd.
1
1-
20c
25c
Co.
1-
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Gas
Co,
(increased!
Corp.,
Chickasha
—
preferred
12-14
75c
pfd.
preferred
12-23
(quar.i__—
-dividend
Ltd.,
Canadian
5
.1
$4.5,0
Inc.,
1
4 %
1
12-
Quarterly
12-
12-10
Plug
(quar.)
Chattanooga
2
Detective
class
International
Canadian
12-15
B
1-
$1.37'/2
Ltd.:—______—_——
Ltd.,
Ice
12-
'?
17'tc
Class
12-.
4$1.50
B
12-
1
Chemical
:—
(quar.)
General
Canadian
1-
Chemical
-
(quar.i— _„
Collieries
preferred
Extra
25c
L__
10c
Sugar
Cable
Canadian
Canadian
12-20
&
Canners,
5%
12-10
Mfg., class A.(quar.)--
95c
(quar.)__
Canadian
Canadian
1
12-10
2
—
preferred
preferred
$2.20
'
1-
12-31
11-15
&c
i-
3
56V'4c
11-12
(stock
2
12-
11-22
11-15
3
11-22
A
3
12-
4c
12-10
2
2
class
12-
12-24
inc.)
25c
2
2-
T2-13
Mortgage
Breweries,
12-31
12-13
12-20
2%
45c
12-
24
12-15
preferred
Canadian
1-15
12-13
$1.12 y2
12-
v
1—
Canada Wire
:12-13
(quar. )_
70c
$1.37
$1.16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
5 4
preference (s-a)—
6
12-' 2
12-13
1
(quar.)
Chance
(A. B.) Co. (quar.)
Channing Financial Corp., common
(quar.)
80c
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Charles of the Ritz
(s-a)
Chemetron
Canada Safeway Ltd.—-
4.40%
1
1-
.
1-
12-13
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.i—
11-18
2
—>
Permanent
1
1-
dividend)-
(quar.i-
2
of
____
—
4V2%
6%' preferred
3
(quar.)__
Participating
3
1-
15c
5%, preferred
12-
2
1
68c
Corp, ,(stock
Gotham,
Ohadbourn
Spark
3-
Extra
1-15
Dominion
12-
1-
$1.19
Century Shares Trust (from net invest,
Papers,
12-
—
:—:
&
12-16
Co.__r_
Acceptance
Champion
8c 4- 30-64
1-15
12-
West
Champion
2
3-13
of Calif,
(initial)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)
Canada
Cut & Crushed Stone Ltd.__'—
Canada
11-29
65C
$1.16
1 quar.)
12-
12-13
Casuals
Extra
11-25
12-16
$1.34%
(quar.i,
11-29
32c
conv,
Pampus
11-25
12-31
—
(quar.)
preferred
2
32c
Gas
(quar,
—_—i_
Utilities, common (quar.)
Liquid
11-25
11-25
12-31
$1.03
preferred
Century
11-29
Tquar.)—
12-31
Service—
preferred
Central
11-25
10c
(quar.)
1-
25c
Corp.
1-2
12-13
Public
preferred
Chatham
Quarterly
11-15
12-20
2-11
—
11-29
12-16
12-15
(quar.)—
1-15
2%
(quar.)
12-16
2
(quar.)
Co.
12-13
__^_2___-
div.)
12-12
(quar.)—
Campbell Machine Inc.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
11-15
12-2
of ICC.
dividend
Manufacturing
less
12-24
,
preferred (quar.)____!
preferred (quar.)——
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
:
____
Carbeo-Parkway Records, class A
(incr.)
5%
5%
stock
12-12
6
5%
12-2
12-12
Ink
California-Pacific
11-29
12-16
Ordinary
Storage
12-24
15c
12-31
27l'2c
payment
of
16%
tax of 3834".4 )—.
12-12
1-
(stock
11-30
'
Inc
12-24
!____
40c
(s-a)____l—425c
A
& Son
Co.
12-13
50c
22\^c
15c
30c
35c
$1
(quar.)
—
(quar.i——;
Life Savers,
(Interim
Belden
—
-
Beechaiu
Stock
______
Corporation (quar.)__'
Counselors Inc.
(quar.)
Beech-Nut.
,
(quar.i
(quar.)
Distilling
Extra
Bekins
com.
(quar.i
11-20
12-31
12-31
(quar.)__.
12-
(quar. i ____—:
12-16
4$1
(quar.i-—:—
preferred
1-2
(quar.—
Tax)_
Ltd.,
Financial
California
California
$1.50
.
Inc.,
Dock,
Industries
1-15
11-15
Extra
(stock dividend)
Co.
Lomb
&
A
5.44%
1-13
and B
class A
12-31
2%
21c
12V2c
$.00(4
5 '<■
30c
$1
Vermont
15c
Corp.
2
$1.50
—1
B
Cyril I
Bausch
class
on
Terminal
Cabot
a
—„—
Central
5% %
11-21
6
11-25
33 »/4 C
(quar.i
11-15
10-14
5c
Trust-(Rochester)
4.75'%
4
6
12-
12-31
62'/2c
._
4.65%
12-31
12-
12-20'
25c
;
(quar.)
Corp.
11-21
4$1.57
pfd.
11-15
12-20
31c
(quar.)__
preferred
20c
(quar.)__
12-18
(quar.>
7%
12-
1-31
preferred
12-
50c
____
12-31
,
12-14
12-
(quar.)
$1.07
com._
Ltd.—
12-18
$1.25
(quar.)
Transformer
11-20
6
.12-31
(quar.)
Central
6
12-
$1
(quar.i
12-31
2
2
Philadelphia
common
4.15%
5
-
arrears__-___
Inc., class
(quar.)_
B
of
12-10
1-2
6
1-
2%
Co.,
preferred
$1.35
12-
55c
Bank
12-31
425c
approval
to
International
J.)
Burrard .Dry
12-14
preferred
5
11-29
11-20
dividend-
4.96%
12-
2
$1.23
12-13
20c
(quar.)___ .!
—
class A (mcr,-quar.)__
22c
$1.75
$1
(quar.)—;;
Corp.,
of
Income
11-15
12-
%
(increased)
(Louisville),
dividend)
(stock
(W.
Burns
11-29
Ltd._——.——
Canada,
Corp.
British
2
35c
$4
3
1-
12-10
Co.
12-
1-
Inc.
Co.
5,504
12y2c
20c
2—____—2—2—2—
Barber-Ellis
Barber
r
Oil
1-
10c
Special
Telephone
$2.50
5
20c
,
Stock
12-
Co.—
2
12-
(initial)—
quar.)
$3.80 pfd.
(quar.)
12-12
dividend)
Dispatch Corp.
Bankers
6
National
Central
9-30
12-
93%c
Rope
5%
plus
1-
12-
(quar.i
Dredging, Ltd.
2
(stock¬
split
1-15
12-10
Ordinary Amer. dep. rcpts.
A capital payment of 3 pence not subject
to United Kingdom tax, and 9 pence free
of
.
Bankers
Gold
1-
112-13
(quar.)___
(Houston)
2-for-l
a,
9-30
12y2c
12V2C
100%
2%
(initial
Line
11-25
12-
_____
——
—
(quar. >_____
12-16
431 Vic
436c
10c
50c
&
Bank
12-
50c
£5c
:
4
11-15
35c'
,
preferred
Gas,
Corp.,
Bulolo
3,0c
50c
10c
40c
(quar.)_
12-
15c
27V2c
(quar.)_.<—
Brunswig Drug Co.
Ltd.—
Corp.
1
2
1-15
15)_-.__—
Jan.
reduction
a
10-25
/
—
.—
1-
12-
'SO'/bc
—
Ltd.
Gas,
Co.
Pipe
(quar.)__
Aroostook
Shoe
as
9
$0,038
(quar.)_____
dividend
8
Mills, Ltd., class A—
payment of 30c plus $1.20 to be applied
Buckeye
7 Vac
Corp.
Bank
11-29
12-12
—
—
11-
Bruck
(quar.)—
Gas,
2
468:,4c
'
Engineering Co. Inc. (quar.)
Brown & Shai'Pe Mfg.
(quar.)
21-29
(quar.).—___
Oil &
12-
Brown
15c
93 %c
25c
15c
25c
J.6V4C
2_L
10-20
10c
(quar.i
(subject
Bascom
1:30c
—
12-17
2
3
12-20
dividend
Stock
12-
&
Union
455c
Aroostook RR.~_—
Iiydro-Electric, common (quar.t_—
I'r
preferred (quar;)—
4%
preferred
iquar.i__;
4% % preferred (quar.)
_1—
Bangor
Bangor
Broderick
11-29
:|:$i;25
_
2
11-29
12-27
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)_—
5.75%
preferred (quar.)
Baltimore Radio Show (quar.)
&
11-12
12-10
1-
$1.16
(quar.)
Central Louisiana. Electric
22c
5.60 4
Taunton
60c
(quar.)
1-
12-
(s-a)80c
common
Agency,
5%'
Stock
2
12-10
12-
60c
Bailey Selburn
Bangor
Brockton
1-15
2
Bancohio
4.64'J
12-20
' IV2C
___
(quar.)
Edison,
2
2
.1
Quarterly
——
preferred
preferred
50c
(quar.)—
Mills
Paper
Extra
11-22
1-10
12-16
,
common
Central-Penn
12-23
20c
—
1
70c
50c
—
Corporation
Northland
Badger
12-15'
11-14
1-20
lie
Telephone
stockholders
5.48%
1212-
12-20
preferred
12-10
—
Oil,
dividend
Brockton
11-29
4.92%
1-17
11-20
12-20
,)
«
(quar.)
Central
preferred (quar.)
Street Trust Co.
(Phila.i
Buchingham.
Ltd.———
R,
Badger
11-18
12-16
Collieries nquar.)
Bacardi
12-14
12-15
preferred
(quar. )_'_i__x,,.„_
Pqblic Service, com.
I-17
20c
—
Stock
12-17
11-15
2
2
5',%
Illinois
preierred
5
15
(Elizabeth, N. j.i-
preferred -fquar.I —1
4.64%
1
30c
6'/4%
Broad
12-31
47'/2c
87VaC
(quar.)
Columbia
60c
2-—
,.4 Vi %
Central
1
Co
new
preferred
British
,
11-29
(quar.)—
Products-
Steel
Products,
Ayshire
B
Corp.
Service,
Electric
Automatic
Avon
Ltd.
Co.,
American'
11-15
2
2 %
__■
dividend
2-
(,quar.)_-_—
Extra
3%%
'
25
12-20
50c
2-
—
^
Quarterly
■
f
Mines,
Stratton
British
Trust
*
25c
Quarterly
11-15
2
20c
(stock
Manufacturing
11-25
12-10
(quar.)__
laccunv)
pfd.
Co.
&
Bristol-Myers
$1.50
10c
—_
Plastics
Aurora
Auto
Industries,
5')
(C.)
12-16
12-
44c
44c
(quar.)
Corps, (resumed)
Publications, Inc.
25c
.
11-25
30c
(quar.i
(quar.)
Year-end
Brillo
7
1;20e
(quar.i
Gold
Aunor
8
Refineries Co., Ltd.—
Chemical
A
7
11-
2-
'
Corp.,
11-
2
1-20
Sons
&
Engineering
10c
35c
25c
.
(Conn.)
RR.
(E.
Briggs', &
6
6
12-
—
,
Sugar
Class
1-
12-
$2
preferred (quar. )———
$1.20 preferred A
tquaf.)———,
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., :5V'2% pfd.
Atlas
12-5
12t
(quar.i_
'
Atlas
12-20
1
T
(quar. ).
Co.
:
Atlantic
12-16
1
—1—
Extra
2
30c
$1.25
5c
;—
Extra
Coast
1-
11-15
_1—- —f&
12-16
,
dividend)
(Extra stock div. on increased shares)—
New
common
(increased)
12-16
25c
Uquar.)_
Ltd.—
"*
lquar.i
Topeka
(quar.i
Financial
Corp.
Atlantic
2
12-
common
Refineries,
Coast
Braun
40c
—
Common
Atlantic
11-15
12-
RR.__—
Refining Co.,
Atlantic
Common
12-13
10c
Point
West
Atchison,
J.)
12-13
-
Atlanta
$1.20
Burial Casket
56V4c
(quar. 1
Central
Ltd.—
Co.,
Boyertown
12-13
—2
Paper
Brach
40c
A
12-13
(s-a)
10-31
15c
-
Co.
11-18
1-
(quar.i
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
5.754
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
15c
class
12-27
(quar.)
10-31
11-8
2
Lines,
11-20
Home
1 x
12-
1
12-
$1.06 V'4
_
__T
Stock
(quar.)
2
15c
(quar.)
Truck
2
lie
1
2
5c
preferred
12-
(quar.)
Central Foundry (quar. 1
Stock dividend
(quar.)
preferred
2
12-14
)
Extra
Associated
A
(NY), class A
12-
5%
common
Centennial
3-
$1.12 Vi
12-
junior preferred
Fund
11-22
(quar.i___
3V2',y
12-
93%c
4%
Transport, Inc.,
Conv,
12-20
$1.50
11-22
10c
Inc.
12-
10c
■
Associated
5'/
75c,
45c
'
(quar.i
5
11-22
1
,9
Co.—
_
$4
Club'
Water
Mersey
Brewer
$1.16'A
$1.16V'4
12Vic
.
Extra
6
Breeze
,
12-
11-22
12-10
12-
3
12-16
net
income
Scott, &
12-10
,
Breskin
(quar.)_
(resumed 1 2
Dry Goods (quar.)
Spring Corp. (increased)
Associated
Bowater
2
Pirie
50c
Lines, Inc.
Brook
11-15
A
common
investment
Carson
12-10
15c
Extra
11-29
Brewing Co.
Associated
Bound
12-13
(quar.)
dividend
Associated
11-12
12-16
_1—2
(quar.i-
Products
12-26
15c
__
Refining,
preferred
Assembly
3
9
22 Vie
2%
class
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)
_—
6
2
12-10
■
3uc
12-21
45c
;
Garden-Arena
'Boston
8
11-
1:7V2C
17 Vbc
(quar.)—
12-13
(quar.i
Borg-Warner Corp.,
1-10
2
,__
(quar.)
and
com.
Industries
Asgrow
1-30
11-25
Bowser,
1
(quar.i
div. on
Stock
Arvin
,
11-22
(quaiM
preferred
common
12-
$1
:
$1.25
Corp., common (quar.)
Borden Company (increased quar.LJ
12-
——__x
Artesian
11-12
2
1-. 1
Fisheries
(quar.)_
Varnish Works
Paint &
2
1-
75c
Book-of-the-Month
2
,
Extra
12-
(quar.)
Corp.
2
j—-—
dividend
11-15
5Cc
(quar.)—
Steel Co.
(quar.)
Carriers & General Corp.—
$1.10 from capital gains plus 40c from
15c
(quar.)
1-
'5VSs%
Steel Corp. (quar.)___-.
Armstrong Cork Co., common (quar.)__.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)—_—
2
Corp.
Extra
Carpenter
44c
Raceway,
12-
11-25
—
12-
(quar.)
Co.
12-31
quar.I
12-16
25c
(quar.)
Cascade
9c
100%>
' 50c
Arntco
Armstrong
Boeing
12-
.;—
Steel
11-29
1-
$1.12%
12-16
pref.
Bonnet
12-10
series (quar.)
Carolina
12-13
12-13
1
1-
6%
40c
•
2
2
Quarterly
20c
(quar.)—
12-
11-2,9
1-
:
4'JC
Co.__
12-
12-13
12-16
12-
com.
Pipeline
12-18
2
12-
.-
(quar.)—
Power
Co.,
Arkansas-Missouri
Carolina
25c
(quar.)
5'/(
2
Co.
J40c
45c
common
2
11-15
1-
11-19
Co.
W.)
Boss-Linco
Ltd., common (quar.)
participating preference
C
2
12-
4
12-10
10c
12-
2
12-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-14
1-
12-30
Blue
Co.
11-x.2
12-
$1.40
12-20
3
12 Vic
12-16
$1.75
.
12-20
12-16
$1.50
37'/2C
(s-a)
luc
12-16
12-16 >
2
80c
12-16
2
1-
11-12
2
(quar.)
Co.
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (stock dividend)
Carey (fnilip) Mxg.
(quar.i_.__
1-
1-
(quar.)
common
Gown
$1.06>4
35c
12-13
15c
1:25c
Argus Corp.,
2
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.—
(E.
Boise
Pools,
12-
'
12-16
Electric—
&
11-29
*
(quar.)
(quar.)_2
Co.
Carborundum
B
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
80e
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
12-20
2-
Inc.
11-29
Class
Co.,
(quar.)
Bliss
(quar.)
is-ai__
Inc. (increased-quar.)
Applied Arts
(stock dividend)-.—
Archer-Daniels-.Midla.nd Co.
(quar.i
Anthony
-
Valley Gas
preferred
preferred
Blaw-Knox
.'—__
,
Chemical
Atico
4.25%
Telephone-
Anheuser-Busch
,
5.60%
Tl-29
Anglo-Lautai'o, Nitrate, class A
6%
3
8
35c
$1
Corp
Anglo-Canadian
$5
12-
11-
b_»c
/.
Extra
Aro
pid.
11-29
—
preferred
Corp.
pid.
Decker
&
12-17
Corp.—
Andian
90c
5%
Inc.,
12-20
(quar.)—
com
12-18
(quar.)—
12-20
(quar.)
Co.:
Corp.,
(quar..)__.
Electric
Anderson
Inc.
Cable
&
Hocking
$1.50
common
11c
40c
(quar.)__
(increased-quar.)
Inc.
Industries,
Anaconda
Ansul
Son,
12-
2
Corp.,
37V2C
25c
<quar.)_
Lead
Extra
Andy
Steel
Blackstone
7'/be
1
RR.
Erie
Laxe
Mfg. (quar.)
Blackman Mercnandising, class
12-20
25c
Lac
16c
16c
5c
Mills
Cannon
I2V2C
&
Black
Capital City Products
r
Extra
11-29
1-
:
2oc
American
$4
1-
4-15
2't
preferred (quar.)__
Manufacturing (quar.)_
Bickfords,
Inc.
(quar.)
90c
12V2C
2-..-.
4-30
2oc
7%
Bird
Cap
B)—:
Bibb
Go.—
.
Thread,
Amefican
Telegraph
&
Quarterly
-
5%
ioc
__
Telephone
American
Bessemer
&
7
1-15
»__
dividend
Stock
2-
12'/2c
class
and
A
Leasing (quar.)
Berrylnum Corp.
6
2
1-31
/
—
Berman
10-31
11-22
3-
:
class
on
15c
20c
20c
(quar.)
11-25
2
(quar.1
common
2
5
A
(quar.)
40c
quar.)
1
1212-
class
Paper,
B
2%
22Vac
lie
increased 1
Co.,
sugar
Class
12-20
t
preierred
5.44%
3
8
(quar.)
12-
—
dividend
Stock
,
Corp.
2c
(quar.)
1
12-
11-
(s-a)—_—_—
12-13
.
Steriliser
1-2
Isle
Belle
Corp.
When
Share
of Company
2
(quar.)—
13
Per
Name
12-
l—_
12Vac
dividend
Seating Co.
11-15
Holders
15c
common—
(quar.).--,—_______
Intercontinental
(Extra
'table, class A——
American Savings & Loan Assn. (Utan.i
Stock
A';i
12-16
30c
27V2c
Saiety
American
11-29
Corp.—
American
American
12-13
Co.,
—
preferred
preferred
Bergstrom
Development
&
4%
Mfg.
&
Common
H-29
20c
—
gains from sales of securities-.
Rubber & plastics
(quar.,
Net
11-29
12-13
18c
_
Hardware
When
Payable ofRec.
Share
of Company
12-13
Bell
oi
American
Name
of Rec.
sanitary—
Realty Trust iD. C.)—
beneficial interest
American
Per
Holder»
Belknap
.—x—
preierred
When
Payable
Corp.—
/quar.)
$4
/
Chemical
&
Common
Share
(2133)
\
—
11-15
Continued
on
page
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record from the New
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
11 Va Oct
24
Highest
55
Jan 16
81 % Mar 9
21% Jan '15
60 % Oct
24
99 V* JaD
Lowest
34% Oct 23
22
15% Jun
14
2
62Va Nov
29
27
80
Jan
15
13% Jan
2
20 V4 Sep
11
27 % Nov
13
Jan
2
Oct
25
33% Feb
21
10
May 29
39% Oct
1
23% Jan
3
90% Jan
2
9V4 Oct
24
19% Mar 15
20 Va Jun
25
35% Jan
May 28
18% Apr
Jun
29
25
Mar
8% Nov
1
13% Jan
26
24
Oct
23
68
43% Mar 18
11% Jan
3
28V2 Oct
28
22 V* Mar
4
29% Nov
11
14VaJan
3
18 Va Aug
67% Jun
28
3
61% Apr
16
4 Va Jan
14
18
50 V» July 19
56
Apr
19
3
Oct
31
35
Feb
12
4
19
Jan
3
2
22
9
12 V4 Mar 20
9 Va Nov
26
5
27% Nov
22
-
31% May 21
Jan
,
25% May 24
21% Nov
4% Feb
897/a Dec
94 Va May
5% May 29
25
40 V2 Mar 26
22% Apr
4
17
18
84 V* Mar 15
70 V8 Feb
7
May 29
24% July 25
14
Nov
Oct
21
3Vb May 29
11
67% Nov
28
45 Va May
17
2
9% Sep
41% May 29
72% Jan
45
56]/8 Aug 29
Abacus Fund
Abbott Laboratories
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
Acme Markets Inc
Acme Steel Co__
Adams Express Co
Adams-MVllis Corp
47
7
39
Jan
16
91
38% May 10
95
Aug 13
13
Jan
11
2
42% Sep
6
3
58
Jan
2
103
19% Jan
2
14
41
27 Va Sep
27
48 % Jan
2
32% Jan
39 Va May 28
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
88
96
Dec
10
93
Sep
18
Jan
16% May 29
23% Mar
34 V4 Oct
57
12
July
24
5
347/a May 29
6 Va Jun 25
45 Va Oct
26
81% May
3
9% Oct 23
12% Oct
81 Vt July
2
42 % Mar
4
Jan
4
17 V4 Feb
15
13
Nov
11
31
40
Jan
2
447/a Jan
Apr
2
35% Nov
21
55% Oct
29
,
47 V4 Jun
Kid
Feb
15
9% Mar 11
Allied
Products
6
49% Jan
2
57% Apr
18
Allied
Stores
87
Jun
3
91
Jan
17
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
4
5
7
Apr
16
16
Alpha
Portland
6
42%iSep
6
Alside
Inc
2
27Va Jun
5
Aluminium Limited
20% Jun
3
96
22
24
49% Mar 20
24% Nov
25
28 % Jan
4
20'/a Jan
16%'Oct
17% Jun
23
Jan
'100% Mar
30% Jan
4
14% Jan
7
89
59
58%
62 Va
67 %
68 V*
68
69
17%
17%
18
17%
18 Vi
4,300
27%
27 »4
27%
27
27%
6,600
Jun
25
68 V2 Mar 23
i6V2 Jun 22
23
Dec
31
18
34
Feb
9
May 29
51% Mar 22
70% Oct
61%
59 V4
62%
23 »4
23 Va
23 %
27 >4
27%
27%
29
16 Va
16%
60
55
3
20% Jan
7
37
22 Va Jan
2
26
62 V2 July 22
15% Oct
90
24
Jun
26
16% Oct
18
10,400
55
54%
56%
15,400
54'4
22Va Oct
17% Jan
16
97
4
17% Jan
26 Va May 24
American
2lVa Oct
29% Jan
17
American
Feb
26
3
Feb
32% Nov
150% Nov
27-
35%
35%
23%
STOCK
23%
24
13,200
EXCHANGE
22 Via
23
23%
23%
EXCHANGE
23%
24%
22,600
*94 %
96
*94%
,
CLOSED
31
3,200
37 Va
38
16,600
50 %
51%
50%
51 %
102%
*100%
102%
*100%
30%
53%
x51%
32
53%
32
x31V4
53%
Bank Note common
Apr
11
Oct
18
18% Jan
4
4
13 %
42
*41V4
8
8
7%
7%
8 Va
13 Va Jan
18% Oct
16
American
Bosch Anna Corp
41
Jun
25
53 % Apr
25
48% Jan
58% Apr
4
American
Brake
American
53%
53 %
90
12%
15 %
15
15%
f
25
47 V2 Feb
19
27% Jun
19
38% Jan
14
47 % Feb
19
40% Nov
22
47% Feb
1
38 %
41% Mar
39% July
8
9 V2 Oct 25
42% Jan
30
41
July
Jun
5
27
9
50% Mar 26
24% Jan 17
18 Va Oct
1
Oct
23
34% Feb
13
& May 29
51% Jan
5
20
31
47% Jan
2
Jan
25
20
61
x30%
May 20
41% Jan
3
22
„
11^
28% Jan
24
.101 % Nov
11
Consumer Ind
American
'
17% Jan
2
33% Jun
17
American
8% Jan
2
13V2May20
American
40 Va Feb
34% Jan
30
49 Va Sep
4
American
Hardware
79
Jan
49% Mar 25
65% Oct
29
American
Home
33% Feb
18 V4 July 19
23
4
American
Hosp
International
Dec
21
88% Mar 12
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
2
Oct
16
62 V2 Sep
6
102
Jun
12%
25
24
May~29
8% Oct
18
25% Jun
25
44 Va Oct
1
17
May 29
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
101
Mar 20
15% Oct
24
79 y2 Sep
24 V2 Oct
7
97
23
5
55% Jan
2
35% Dec
31
20% Mar
10% Jan
22
44% Jan
23
American
32% Mar
1
39% Nov
4
American
4
44% Nov
14
American
34Va Nov
Jan
19% Feb
15
Jan
3
16% Oct
11
American
24% Jan
20 Vs Jan
2
23% Jun
10
American
101% Mar 18
106 Va Nov
42 Va Jan
86
40
17 Va Nov
Mar 19
Jan
2
105% Nov
29
81
Jan
30% Jan
101
Jan
106
July
3
22
24V4 Feb
1
2
92 Va Nov
21
3
2
40 % JUn
115
26
May 16
5V4%
3.90%
Mach
&
Fdry
preferred
American
Metal
100
1.75
com
Inc
24
18% Mar 13
14 V2 Jan
2
21% Sep
12
American
Metal
27
30 % Apr
26 Va Mar 18
33 Va Oct
14
American
23
Motors
18% Sep
18
24
53.
Apr
23
24
46
Jan
2
11% May 29
30 Va Oct
20
Oct
48 % May 29
8% Oct
24
73% Jan
2
32 % Jan
2
24
Oct
24
12
Oct
24
142 Va Jan
2
152 Va May 16
22
30% Mar 15
Oct
14
54% Jan
4
18 % Oct
25
Jan
2
39 Va Feb
26
20
26
Nov
Feb
14
American
American Natural
25% Jun
26
American
7
80
Sep
4
American
8% Aug 20
15
Jan
25
American
61
Mar
26 V4 Jun
12% Jan
150
Jan
16 V» Jan
24
2
7
2
34% Sep 30
18% Sep^ '5
162
Jun
7
33% Sep
6
News
70%
31,700
31%
32%
55,000
150%
18%
18%
24
'
500
24
*65
66
9,200
19Vi
24
66 %
*65
2,300
160
18%
24%
*24
66V4
700
V4
15%.
14%
14%
14%
15.600
49'%
51
49%
50%
5,800
311/4
30%
31%
32V4
24,700
41%
a
14%
51
Va
41%
41%
41%
421/4
30,600
40%
,40%
40%
40 %
2,900
9 Va
9%
9%
9%
521/4
521%
1,100
32%
32%
10,300
23%
23%
1,300
93
95V4
9,700
*99
1001%
100
41
9'%
51%
85%
-
33
23%
87
/.
23%
91%
86%
'
.
52
x32%
24
24
311/4
52
,33
32 Va
1
*99
99V2
99%
100 1/2
9,400
x54%
54%
551/4
54%
56%
22,900
35V2
35%
35%
351/4
35V2
2,100
37 Va
37%
37
371/2
37V4
421/4
43»/4
42%
43%
25
STOCK
EXCHANGE
55%
35 »/4
26%
26%
27
9%
91/2
9%
CLOSED
42%
60%
60
20
19%
21 Va
21 %
*104%
23,000
16%
1,000
21%
21 %
2,700
106%
18
*91
92 %
*91
92 %
36%
36
36%
36
37%
108%
35%
50,800
18%
92%
*91
1
23,900
*16%
18
17%
18Vs
4,200
60%
20%
*104%
-■*
106%
17%
44%
19%
211/4
105%
10,400
9%
60 %
Day
16%
*16%
16%
16
21
10,000
43
20%
*102
47,100
27
9%
Thanksgiving
60 %
19%
20,200
43%
26%
CLOSED
42%
59%
Funeral
37%
42%
^STOCK
EXCHANGE
9%
Kennedy's
109
110%
112
16.200
113%
1,800
18%
19
18%
18%
4,100
29%
30
29%
30
30%
31%
2,300
1.66%
x20 %
108
Co
American
Rad
Std
Sany
72 Va
3,100
14%
13%
14%
167,500
30%
31%
30%
31%
11,600
16%
16%
42 %>
20%
20%
71%
71%
14%
13%
x30%
31%
I6V4
16%
■72
<
.
22 %
16%
2,800
_
.
24%
24%
12,700
/
16%
*161
r
23%
24 %
5,000
^
*161
*161
100
Dvlpt Corp-1
&
72
41%
13%
5
com
20%
20 %
«
20%
68 Va
Potash & Chem____No par
American
20
42%
20%
19%
42 7
20
1—1
:
391,200
19%
42
20 %
42 Vb
-10
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No par
&
*145
150%
18%
165
X51%
—No par
.
7%
preferred
American Research
23 >/4
68%
18%
Co_>
Gas
Optical
3,400
22%
9 1/4
2
Corp„
Co
30%
*30
22%
40%
100
Products
10'
500
22,000
18 Va
convertible preferred
45% Oct
31%
64%
No par
Meter Co
16
com
30,600
24%
241/4
63%
31%
41
—100
Climax
22% Jun
19
''
1
com
—
Sep
12% Oct
.
4% %
Co
preferred
prior
American
1
Corp_No par
Corp
1
Supply
Investment
8,200
24
63 %
30 V4
.
1
:
9,600
24 V4
—
62%
12.50
Corp
•
13
25%
69 Va
30 3
1
—
Products
%
93
12%
24%
22%
50
4 % %
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
29 % Apr
31
28% Oct
*91
33,800
31
14
—No par
5
94
16
6,000
67%
24
American Crystal Sugar common-10
16
3
25
5,100
68 V4
*65
American Cement Corp
American Chain & Cable—__No par
American Commer Barge Line Co—3
100
——10
Distilling Co
—10
Electric Power Co
6.50
Enka Corp
—2.50
Export Lines Inc
40c
& Foreign Power—No par
Jan
35 Va Jun
84
34 V2 Nov
220
12%
31%
18
25
5
_
90%
22-%
*148
12.50
_——
54%
30%
2
common
200
1,800
67 Va
1
Co
;
12%
12 Vt
621/4
31%
22%
Co——No par
—
Can
preferred
7%
12V2May20
55% May 21
Theatres Inc
.
American
'
93
*91
93
*91
.
:
15%
12*»
12%
700
-
12%
90
12%
14 %
54,100
13%
42
53 %
53%
90
Broadcasting-Paramount
22% Jun
38 Va May 29
13%
*89%
52 %
—50
preferred
54%
13 %
42
90
5
May 18
1
7,600
31V4
13 >/4
8
—No par
Shoe
53%
4,500
102
42
13
*41 %
No par
,__ 1
30
6%
30%
24 %
65
67
Day
24
25
15,600
30 %
37%
51%
*100
1
9%
31
37
24%
July 19
Jan
9%
Thanksgiving
29%
24%
59
62
9%
96
38
50%
'.'
*94 %
CLOSED
1,000
30
28
x36%
Funeral
9%
9%
9%
President
Kennedy's
96
26
Co
7,200
3%
35%
23%
preferred—100
Bakeries
3
35 V4
23%
25 %
common
convertible
3V2%
3 Va
3
3 Va
3,600
36
—No par
Airlines
American
18
Jaii" 23
'
23 »4
No par
Feb
23%
6,700
17
61%.
35%
1-12.50
40% Jan
114
29'4
16%
60%
12%
Petroleum Corp
45,500
29
27
Corp
Amerada
6
66,400
25%
16%
12 V4
Amerace
29
62%
23%
60%
26%
America
of
2,500
60'4
'
STOCK
10
Amalgamated Sugar Co
May 21
Apr
81% Sep
Co
9
16%
61%
54%
2,800
.60%
■
No par
Aluminum
17
8%
22%
—
45
9
8%
9
58 Va
transactions—
Foreign
12,800
58
8%
4%
Cement—
11,000
68 %
——_—.
19 V4 Apr
2
Jan
12 % Nov
5
21
59
5
common—No par
Corp
Corp
5,500
13%
26%
preferred '
10O
Allied Supermarkets Inc
_1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
-10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
■
200
45
17 >4
--No par
4
12%
x68 %
9
5
#■.
Mills
Jun
9V4 Feb
1
10
1
__5
Co
Allied
Allied
66% Feb
88
12
24
14% Dec
Chemical Corp
Allied
6
11
l5'/8 May
13%
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—_100
Allen Industries Inc_;
1
Aug 30
12%
x57 !4
1
1
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
Admiral Corp
i
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
Air Control Products
50c
Air Products & Chemicals
1
Air Reduction IncNo par
A J Industries
2
Alabama Gas Corp
2
Alco Products Inc_
—1
Aldens Inc common
5
4 V2 % preferred
100
*43
113% 115'4
„
13%
13
No par
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
11
42% Jan
'
JUn
19
5
1
Shares
Nov. 29
113^2
111%
112
111
the Week
Friday
Nov. 28
45
*43
43%
43%
/
Thursday
27
Nov
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
Par
1
EXCHANGE
Highest
July 2,9
120% Aug 23
Lowest
39% Jan
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. t, 1963
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
33
Monday, December 2, 1963
York Stock Exchange
PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
10
.
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
22
.
.
(2134)
14
_
_
5,500
25
/
■
26
40% Feb
7
8% May'29
18 Va Jan
17
9 Vi Jan
4
56VaJan
21 V» Jan
23% Oct
48% July 18
65
May
Jan
3
8
30% May
133 Va Apr 11
20% Feb
27
33 % July 18
20 Va Nov
122
1
29
July 22
34% July
3
American
2
13 % Nov
15
American
2
89% Oct
17
American
2
124 Va Mar 11
26% Jan
3
28 % May 17
130Va May 27
39 Va Aug 20
American Snuff
,30 Va May 21
American Sugar
6%
98% May 29
.25 Va Oct
123
20
23
July
'
24
2
May 29
Jan
136 % Jan
44% Apr
134% Feb
2
5
26 Va Nov
21
19
126% Sep
30
25 % Mgr 19
22 % Jan
2
19
26% Oct
17
25
Jan
16
Si2% Aug
29
24% Aug 21
24
Jan
2
10
Jun
27
15% Feb
39
Oct
26
54
17
Jun
25
33% Mar 29
15
Mar 30
10
May 28
16% Oct 24
20% Jan
4
37 Va Jan
15
13 Va Jan
42
5
21
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
30% Oct
14
28% Aug
7
26
8
July
5.44%
6%
13
American
29
Ametek
14 Va Mar 16
Nov
22
29 Ve Jun
AMP
2
42% Oct
40 V2 Jan
2
54
Jan
4
27 V4 Jan
3
--35% Feb
14
25% Oct
26
37% Jan
Anaconda
4
28% Jan
2
35 V4 Apr
11
91
Anchor
27
95
92
Jan
2
98
Nov
15
24% Nov
26
39% Jan
8
Anderson
14% Oct
7
41% Jan
7
Anken
Jun
34% Sep 26
28% Oct 23
1>
Jiiu
25
May 16
_497/a Feb
9
79
Feb
23
24% Feb
8
15 V? Feb
27
Jun
22% July
■
6
9
$4
Apco
Inc
24
24
24'/a
129
*126
*126
129
Wire
;5o
&
Cable
preferred
Clayton
Chemical &
Corp
No par
6.25
No par
&
21.80
Co
Film
Corp
20c
1
13%
129 %
28%
■
129%
13%
1,600
367,600
26%
59,300
130V4
27%
28V2
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28
500
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500
22%
22%
22%
1,200
52%
531%
54
28%
28%
28 Va
29%
20
25%
22%
51%
28%
1
2,800
54%
18%
20'4
19'/2
20 'A
191/4
21%
22 %
22
22%
22
37%
8,900
192,400
22%
38
37'4
36%
37
37%
45%
47
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45
47
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31%
31V2
31%
30%
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-
99
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25
22 %
%
470
v
27%
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—
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130
25%
25 V4
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r
26%
28'A
1,400
r
31%
13%
138%
261/2
26%
129
137%
13%
137%
■
26%
27%
26%
27
30%
32
31%
32%
'*27 %
1
1
Co
Hocking Glass Corp
Oil
23%
28 %
1
Industries
Anaconda
24 Va
129
_No par
No par
Amsted
30 Ve Jan
4
37
6,200
26%
Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
endorsed shares
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
2
52% Jan
83
■
25
—
28
37% Jan
28
82%
14
_„25
Ampex Corp
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
83%
140
com—_5
14
23 Va Jun
82%
a
100
;
Co
Inc
Inc
3,400
84
13 7
6.25
common
Works
preference
54% Nov
12 Vb
26 V4
■'
2414 Nov
33% July 11
2214 Nov 14
Tobacco
_33%
preferred
5%
121/4
Xl38%
12.50
preferred
American Water
5%
121/4
31 %
Ltd—£1
preferred
American
33
12%
*125%
common—12.50
American Tel & Tel Co__
18
6
Co
32%
12 Va
24
.8%
32%
transactions
Co
£.200
'
32'A
81%
No par
pr.eferred_100
-
32%
11%
10
No par
commou.
Amer South African Inv
Mar 19
25% Mar
18
14 Ve Jun
140% Nov
Co
non-cumulative
Foreign
23% May
7
13 V4 Apr 30
114 Va Jan
2
Seating Co
Ship Building Co
Smelt & Ref.'g
'
31%
x31'/4
99
460
30%
31%
*97%
6,800
33,100
46%
32
31
5,000
*97%
99
*31
31%
30%
45%
16,400
.
24%
261/4
25%
26%
25%
26%
15%
16 >4
15%
16
16 Va
16%
13,100
18'2.
18%
18%
18 Vb
18%
3.700
17%
.
„
8.000
Volume
198
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6321
(2135)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
0
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
,
Jun
25
23 v2 Jun
25
33
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
'
Highest.
Highest
42 >4 Dec
39
May 16
28 Va
31
44 ya Oct
July 17
Arizona
25
Arlan-s
71% Mar 15
5iy2 Mar 19
65% Oct
29
Armco
38
22
40
Oct
22
32
Oct
24
57 % Feb
16
47 y2 Jun
82% Jan
25
73% Apr
23
2
89% Jun
7
15
Armour
28
Armstrong Cork
92 >/2 Feb
1
3
43
24
47
Mar 22
34y4Jan
9% Oct
30
18
Jan
15% Oct
25
23% Apr
16
20%
15
33% Feb
26
26% Jan
,19% May 29
28% Feb
20
25 % Jan
•2% Oct
37% Oct
25
5 Va
7
25
Arnold
20% Feb
13
Aro
52
Sep
27
20 y2
Aug
9% Aug
47% Nov
2
80% Jan
Jan
4% Aug 29
51% May 15
22% Oct
54% July 26
2
25
16
Jan
66 y2
38 %
39%
3814
99%
100%
100%
3 7 Va
*9%
Corp
Inc
Dry
Associates
18 %
17%
17%
18
29%
29%
30%
28%
28%
28%
Goods Corp
Investment
29
19
29
Atlantic
4
43
91% Apr
47 % Dec
6
87
21
46-Va Jan
57% Feb
15
48
Jan
2
Nov
16
85 % Nov
27
89% Mar 14
18% Jun
21
Atlas
Chemical Industries.-
7
Atlas
Corp common
1
5%
13% Aug
16
Atlas
50 y2 Nov
10
94
21
60% May 31
Atlantic
Coast Line RR
56% Apr
Atlantic
Refining
31% Jun
27
41V2 Oct
24
3
88
12% Nov
1
25'2 Feb
5
14 y2 Jan
11
Jun
29
Feb
23
2 Va Jan
2
•
2
3
11 Va Jan
17
15% Sep
20
Nov
22
12 V2 Jun
15
20% Dec
7
16% Nov
26
July 23
27'.'2 Dec
18
24 % Nov
26
2
12% Aug
18
7
14% Jan
10
21
3
16
$3.75
28% May 16
38%
City Electric Co com
preferred
1
series
preferred
B
10
100
%
3,800
7,200
59%
19%
59'
2,300
59%
59%
59:i
60
STOCK
27 %
28%
28 «/b
28%
EXCHANGE
10%
11
10%
11
45
44/%
46%
90
88'.,
88%
Conv
24
31% Jan
25
63%
16% May 29
28 % Feb
14
4 %
10
26
May 29
liy8 Jan
25
13
58 %
Feb
17
Canteen
Automatic
Retailers
11
A V C
8
29 va Jun
12
Sep
46 Va Feb
9
5% Jan
30
,
9% Nov
,
24% Mar
26
3 % Oct
Mar 20
19 Va Apr
Automatic
12
va Nov
13
Mar 12
May 29
37 Va Jun
23
81
21% Oct
30% Mar 29
Jun '25
11% Nov
Babcock
Jan
Baker
22
14% Oct
27 % Jun
27
20
104 % Mar
5
4
94% Mar
9
88
Jan
23
33% Feb
1
26% Jan
16
30
29
48% Feb
19
46% Jan
2
22% Feb
Oct
53% Nov
7
21
12
Jan
3
25
85% Mar
8
71
Jan
2
92
24
20% Jan
5
y% Nov
22
24
52 %
4%>
21% Aug 29
Jun
8% Oct
19
; 9y2 Oct
60
38% Dec
13
Apr
23% Jan
Oct
22
59
Jan
22
Dec
21
37
Jan
39 % Jan
2
18 »/2 May 29
34% Jan
11
61
Feb
Oil
46% Feb
25
5%
7
15 Va Jail
29
Basic
45% Jan
9
21
34% Aug 21
Bausch
26
Jan
7
22 % Mar
31% Oct
28
Baxter
47% Jan
10
Bayuk
32 % Oct
1
45 % Apr
96% Mar 28
17% Oct
24
62'/a Jun
14
54 Va Nov
16
11% Jun
28
101 % Oct
100
2
152% Jan
19
22% Jan
61
2
Feb
22
95
49% Mar 14
3iy2 Jun
5
29 Va Sep
27
Apr
36% Dec
10
17
34 % Jan
2
45'% Sep
8
12% Jan
8
19% July
Sep
2
14
16% Nov
14
20% Jan
18
13
Bell
12
May 28
Sep
27
Nov
22
59 % Jan
34 Va Jun
25
55% Mar 15
49% Jan
15
49 y2 July 16
54 % May 28
50 % Aug
1
Bell
63
Aug 26
3
55% Jun
48
75% Jan
48
31
108 Va Jun
15
1 y8 Jan
2
114% Mar
128 % Mar 23
1% Feb. 20
;'l Va Oct
17% Apr
1
125 % Aug
/3
1% Feb
24
3%
3%
3.%
3%
50%
51%
51%
51 %
10%
10%
10%,
10%
24,100
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
13,500
No par
com
36
52 %'
17
25% Oct
42
5
24 Va Nov
6
35% Jan
15
24
47% Mar 15
26% Jan
2
36
27y8 Oct
22
43% Jan
3
28% Jan
140% July 24'
16% Jun
15
79% Jan
3
Feb
153
34% Apr
2
Jan
27% Mar 14
20% Jan
3
87% Nov
160
4
86 % Mar 27
152% Apr
24
12
16
Jun
3
33% Nov
7%
4
99 % Oct
7
25
64
Mar 19
51% Jan
8
39% Jan
2
25 Va Aug
7
64 % Aug 26
33% Apr 16
26% Feb
7
21% Jan
2
26% Apr
15
Bliss
Oct
24
18% May
2
12% Jan
2
16% Apr
23
Bliss
Oct
24
24 V4 Dec
27% Jan
14
Bobbie
40% Feb
4
Boeing
9%
35 y8 May 29
56% Feb
1
21% Sep 30
30 % July 26
16
21%
5
17%
18
Sep
25
25
19% Jun
Jan
7
Nov
20 %
17% Nov 15
28% Mar 12
41% Jun
25
70
Jan
2
57
34 Va Oct
24
48% Jan
3
41 Va Jan
Jan
15
84% May 24
9% Oct
22
22 % Jan
2
29% May 29
36% Dec
21
79
20
f
Jan
May 22
23% Jan
51 %
8
89"
11
10%
10
IP
10%
42
42
41%
41 y4
140
11%
11
11
11%
,ii%
2,500
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
29%
30%
30%
31 va
31%
3,200
27%
27
27 %
27 %
27%
11,800
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,500
27%
2
9
27
27%
27
27%
4,700
73%
72 Va
74%
''27,100
Co
14% May
9
9
4% Feb
6
3% Jan
2
5% Feb
9% Jan
22
5% Jan
2
9% Feb
4P
25% Oct
25
35
Dec
27
7j/4 Jun
25
11% Feb
7
3% Oct
23
26 Va Oct
24
28% May 21
9% Apr 16
4% Feb
8% Mar 13
7% Nov
83% Jan
30
4
May 29
109
Jun
70
Jun
26
13 % Oct
24
27
99% Feb
52% Jan
2
78 % Oct
26
Nov
12
27
21
211/4
21
21 y4
25%
25 %
25
25%
3,300
311/4
31%
31%
4,100
29%
30 y2
30%
31%
30%
y4
30%
81,700
155%
155%
30%
3,500
26
61% Jan
29
Oct
24
15% Jan
18% Jun
25
26 %
Dec
14
11% Jun
27
24 % Jan
5
24
■53-% Mar 26
<
2
(E
J)
24% Oct
17% May 29
Jan
24
26
26
7% Oct
20% Oct
23
32% Jan
2
7 Va Jan
Sep 25
12% Mar 28
18 V8 Feb'
8
58
581/2
59
1.700
27 y4
26%
27%
27%
27%
4,700
25%
26
25%
26
26
26
1,400
92 % Aug
6
Jan
15
Buffalo
17% May 13
Bollard
$5
23
36'/4
1
18%
18%
181/4
11
Bullock's
20
Bulova
Co
1.25
15
Burlington
20
22% Nov
22
34
18
19
Bush
11
25
Byers Co
22
11% Apr
11;
24
33% Aug
23
7% July
9
11
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
15
92% Apr
Sep
17
May
12% Jan
62%
45%
4 6 Va
^
7yB
700
29%
2,900
11%
11%
11%
11 %
12%
36,900
6%
6%
6'/4
6%
3
x42%
43%
43V2
43 %
431/4
43 y2
2,500
1
55 V2
56%
55%
56%
56
57%
21,200
15
;
10% May
Co
Industries
19% Sep
28
26
Jan
16
22% Jan
2
35% Nov
:x
12
i,.
For
footnotes,
see page
25
Foreign
Foreign
31%
34%
33
34
26'/2
27
26%
27
16%
17%
17
17%
13,700
13%
13 3 4
13%
13%
15,200
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87
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-
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131.900
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:
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-
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29%
29%
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30
30
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
68
68
67%
67%
66%
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700
30%
31%
64,200
40%
41%
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7
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13%
14%
4
24%
25%
20%.
20 Va
20%
600
9 %
300
7%
11,800
30%
8,200
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12%
12%
13%
14
13 %
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26%
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25
105%
30'/4
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107 V'4
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27%
9.600
93%
200
5
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27%
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27 %
93%
27 V4
27%
95
93%
52%
9%
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53
93%
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53
9
9
9
33%
8%
34
33%
32 %
32%
5,800
5,300
,
;
4
2,400
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9%
33%
34
33
6.000
5
9%
32%
9
3.500
48,700
,
30%
30%
105
*9
7 Va
7
30%
104
9
9
'4%
Ltd_/___No par
transactions.
9%
13%
24 3
20%
30%
transactions..—.
Pacific
*9
400
5.10O
24%
1
Ry Co
transactions.
'*
13V'4
.
2.50
'
'
41i/4
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Southern
Canadian
/
31%
27
1
Packing
Canadian
11
'
29%
5
Inc
Financial
3
__
91%
10 %
i,
1
Canada
July 19
70
91%
131/2
55
9
3,300
10%
131/4
94 Va May 22
9
.
411/4
911/2
"17'/a
50
Mar
*
'
94%
113 y*
10 1/2
16%
91 % Jan
12
40%
91%;
26 %
21
14
*94
♦113
2,200
10%
5
No par
94%
40%
1131.4
40%
*113
'931/2
'
X30%
15
Jun
92
5
11
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41
113
__1
.
.__
6'/4
94%
40%
113
No par
A
.■%
Terminal
Foreign
*94
10%
:
California
25
61/4
No par
27% Feb
Apr
6%
3.50
93% Dec
27% Nov
200
*6%
52
19
29
3%
29 V«
Co___
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
3
3%
7 »/4
27
Jan
88 y4
29%
12
% Jan
*88
8,400
13,300
„
29
24
3
88%
2,400
63%
47
71/4
18% Oct
% Jan
18 Va
61%
46 Va
'
29%
85% Jan
Sep
18
/
*871/2
881/4'
2,800
Corp_
California
r.
Aug 20
108
18
'
18%
16,300
7
48 Va Nov
May 28
*87%
18
5,900
63,300
11
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd_
1
Campbell Soup Co„
__1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred___i..l_No par
76
■\
17%
141/4
29
Inc
Corp
Burroughs Corp.
22 Va Aug
Nov
4% Jan
61'/2
46 %
___.100
Burndy
7
63
44%
•,,
No par
Inc
19% Jun
23% Apr
17 Va
62%
5
-
38%
18%
23%
23%
36%
18%
'
10
Watch
42% Nov
8% Aug 26
14
23
37%
Co
69% Oct
Sep
14 %
14
24
36%
Forge Co
32% Nov
Feb
14
22%
35%
2.50
preferred
2
18% Mar 19
13%
581/4
common
common
2
3
10
Co
22
13% May 21
23
May 29
4
25
Nov
16% Mar 12
8% Oct
'57%
26%
Inc
Stratton
Shoe
17
25% Jan
1,000
57 Va
Inc
Sons
Brunswick
Jan
13
30%
100
&
Airways
9% Jan
55
;
3,300
,79% Jan
Jun
30%
•__
*3%
4
44
155
30%
*98%
3%
% Oct
: 9%
155
31%
3%
Budd
37
155
31%
*98%
30
*3%
16
10% Jan
155
__5
.B00
preferred
11% Jan
28% Jan
8
3,300
•
7.300
8
21
39.100
12%
15% Feb
18% Mar. 8
300
70O
1 Vb
40
9% May 29
41% Feb
1 Vb
12%
31% May 16
18% May 13
31
5,700
122
391/4
28
31
17,600
57%
12%
27
26
120%
1%
1%
49%
02 y4
39i/4
14% Jan
Dec
1
12%
25
8% Oct
1
38%
28 % Jun
79
56 Vi
1201/4
12%
14
27% Oct
1 Va
48 VB
*.)
40
28
84
*116
7.50
21 % Feb
Jun
Day
51%
12%
Brown
8
34% Nov
%
Thanksgiving-
56%
511/4
119
48%
56
50c
Club
30% Nov
"
119
48 '/a
,
7.300
25%
common
22
Jan
561/4
521%
100
39,300
9%
9
211/4
1951
12% May 29
Oct
48%
CLOSED
18
24%
31%
common
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co_
Buckingham Corp class
Bucyrus-Erie, Co
23
48 VB
55
*51 V2
9 %
9
r..,
23 %
31%
3% %
preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common____100
5.50%
preferred series A_
100
9
20% Jan
9%
k
*17%
38%
Brach
114% July 26
93% Jan 10
17
10%
July
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
Braniff
94% Aug 23
46
11,900
17%
23%
24%
—
Manufacturing
36% Jan
16
1
16%
17%
5,900
X20%
__
&
87 % Jan
15 %
23 Va
5
Briggs
111 % Jan
11,300
No par
Briggs
13
42%
13,500
1
Inc
Bristol-Myers Co
25
26
41%
42
41%
46%
1
50c
14
23
Apr
36%
2.50
28
43% Apr
*35%
18
x8%
1
13%
36%
_—10
47 Va Oct
90% Dec
116
Funeral
13%
_____40c
Mfg Co
62% Oct
Oct
Kennedy'^
2 pesos
common
37% Jan
26
President
1
100
of
55
39 Va Nov
CLOSED
45
13%
23%
23
65
44%
'
*-35%
16
*17%
80
10
5%
35% Aug 27
13% Jun 13
4
14 %
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*63 %
102
Boston & Maine RR common_No
par
13
'
13
X41%
common
Boston Edison Co
14
28
43
13%
*100%
65
*63 %
43%
13
5
100
Inc
65
42%
1
102
*100%
36%
____50
Book-of-the-Month
43% May 21
*63 %
*35%
1
3%%
preferred
Borman Food Stores Inc
4
3,300
71%
1
15
2
2.200
48%
72%
1
Oct
10% Mar
27%
27%
50
Co
Co
48%
1,500
70%
No par
Borg-Warner Corp
35% Jan
27%
48%
48
48%
37
26 %
1
Co
Brooks
Borden
28
27%
28%
48
1,200
100%
Corp
13
4y»,Jun
2y2 July
27%
31 va
10%
100%
__i
Corp
Decker
Wl
1,100
X39 %
_;
Laughlin Inc
(E
1,600
80%
42
Co
.
Sep
'
•
&
&
18 VB
79%
9%'
No par
Bond Stores Inc
67 % May 24
Mar 18
85
Black
17%
11
Co_!
Blaw-Knox Co
31
17%
80
.100
series
31
200
17.%
79%
1
preferred
Oct
53%,
17%
79%
*41
Inc
preferred
22% Oct
20
800
16%
5
40% Jun
60
20
36 %
79
No par
Finance
pfd
*52
'.
1
Co
Bigelow-Sanford
4%%
*36
53
10
Best & Co Inc
Bestwall Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
3
36
7,600
92
50
_
Sep
*91
10
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Berman Leasing Co
28
26
92
'
__1
Corp
conv
35
36
36%
52 %
preferred_10o
4.700
4,800
.
103
102
*52
92
100
12 %
34%
*101%
102
*91
101%
92
34%
34%
35
101%
100
preferred
$4.50
3%
51
34
B_____100
Intercontinental Corp
5%
6
22% Oct
Howell
Bendix
26
27% Oct
Petroleum
Beneficial
1.4,300
10%
Belding-Heminway
30% Jun
26
51,300
3%
;
21 Vb Mar 28
8% Nov
82,600
.
Corp.—13
Savers
9
14
14 Vb
10%
C
RR
Life
4
12 % Feb
80%
23%
13 %
50%
Corp.
&
16% Jun
25
80%
23
/
,
1
1
Corp
50% Jan
7y8 Jun
1,700
7,400
2.50
Dickinson
&
23,800
23
Corp
22% Feb
24
26 %
80%
Corp
14 Va
May 29
26
13-%
Inc
11% Oct ,24
15% Oct
6,300
26
22,%
Inc
Creek
Belco
6,100
19%
26
17-%
79%
preferred
Beech-Nut
10 y2
18
14%
preference
Corp
Aircraft
Beech
23
700
10%
18
22%
Beech
26
17%
10%
80%
Becton
37 %
17%
17%
17 7
13 %
16% Jan
6
it
10%
17%
22
46% Oct
27
12% Nov
17%
10%
24%
Beckman Instruments Inc
1
Beck Shoe
(A S)
4%%
pfd—100
33 % Apr
17 %
16 %
l_5c
67% Oct
38% Sep
35
9,400
15,300
33
common
Works
210
"
3 %
27%
13%
series
Laboratories
Beaunit
115% Jan
Oct
57% July
3
10
x
;__io
Lomb
Cigars
4%%
3%
13'/»
(James B) Distilling
Beatrice Foods Co com
28% Oct
/ 3
32%
Beam
103% Mai
Jan
20% Mar
•29 Va Mar 21
16%
3%
13%
Corp
Iron
Aug
39
85 y2
16%
16%
3
33%
convertible
&
85 %
16%
86
15%
13%
common
Products
Bath
27% Nov
24
Elec
series
Aroostook
Inc
30
10% Nov
4
36% Oct
&
Barber
Basic
26
19
&
Ohio
&
Bangor
3
25
85%
16%
*85%
Day
1
non-cumulative
33% Sep
30
12 y4 Nov
36
May
12 % Feb
Gas
preferred
preferred
Baltimore
20
85%
Funeral
Thanksgiving
9
Baltimore
40% May 17
14,400
58%
53
33
;
6
4V2%
3,100
52%
57%
52 %
13%
Co
20
4%
58%
52 %
58%
52%
341/4
Inc
Sep
May 28
*57%
57%.
12%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
94
5.800'
5,300
90
78 %
Inc
Wilcox
Tools
31
37
3
18 % Oct
T)
&
Oil
10%
50 Va
*88
33%
Corp___
106% Feb
100
85% Jan
22
10%
47 Va
CLOSED
52 Vb
Amer.2.50'
of
of
38,800
President
__1
(B
July 10
14
96% Jun
37 % Mar 28
Babbitt
58
32 % July 24
Mar 18
19
7
5
EXCHANGE
2,900
28%
America-5Qc
Co
Corp
Avnet Electronics
18
28 %
Kennedy's
par
Corp
Avco
8
STOCK
4
25
17 va Jan
41% Jun
1
Apr
44%
*88
10c
prior pref ($1.20)
59
Dec"27
CLOSED
No par
common
4
49'%
19%
20
1
Corp..
Nichols
30 y4 Aug 28
9% Oct
42 y2 Jun
No par
common
4
48 '/4
19%
100
preferred
Credit
Austin
May 16
4%
4%
49 %
19%
1
Nov
11
Jan
4
48%
19%
1
3% Oct
Jun
4%
1,800
4,900
10,500
491/4
48%
Xl9
10
49% Jan
81 % Jan
,
4
50c
-
%
28 %
__10
Co
1 50
18%
29
29
ny4 Jun
4%
1,300
9%
29'%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred—10
4
9%
17%
1
Spring Corp
120
38
28
1
25
Apr
89'%
a
2.50
_;
85
-
3,900
37 7
2.50
Industries
34 Va May 29
10
13,100
48,200
10
10% Dec
Oct
63 %
41
101
*87'/2
37 14
2
2
62 '/is
39%
89
10
27%
10 % Jan
38
37V2
6
21
89
1,800
100 %
39%
100'2'
89
*9%
30% Jun
2
27,600
62 %
36%
Associated
May 16
311/4
29%
62
1
Associated
17
17,400
29%
29%
61%
Ashland Oil & Refining
Associated Brewing Co
22
31 V2
5
Arvin
26
Nov
43%
'31%
Co
34% Mar 27
May 13
43%
31%
'43
Corp
31
43% Jan
21
Rubber
Constable
2
19
1
Armstrong
%
31'V
30
No par
T
2
"
2 Va Jan
May 25
Jun
13l/2 Jan
9% Aug 26
16% Sep
5
43
31%
60 %
_1
common
Shares
43V4
27%
Co
the Week
Nov. 29
31
1
Co
Friday
43 %
10
preferred
Thursday
Nov. 28
Nov. 21
5
48% Apr
&
Wednesday
Noy. 26
2.50
Stores
109% Oct
$3.75
Co
Corp
7
Oct
25% Oct
12
Dept
Steel
Tuesday
Nov. 25
No par
Service
2
Nov
66 y2 Jan
87
Public
Sales for
Monday
Tar
Archer-Daniels-Midland
32% Oct
5
21% Aug
Jun
11
33% Aug 23
Feb
STOCK
EXCHANGE
8
38%
STOCKS
YORK
NEW
34 V4
32%
33
.
3,200
12,900
'
1,400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
(2136)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
39 % Oct
11
23•% Nov
24
2o
15% Mar 30
12 % NOV
2
24
56
22
Oct
25
32% Jan
9
Jun
13
96
Jan
8
45 Vi Jun
25
26% Jun
28
103
Nov
19
64
Dec
27
.
45% Mar 14
Nov
Carey
8
71% Oct
Carrier Corp
26
23
77
Mar 12
54
Jan
81% Oct
3
7
Jan
12% Nov
9% Jan
4% May 29
44
July 2
29% Jan
18% Nov
3% Jan
29
Jan
10
44
25
22
101% Nov
Mar 22
64% Jan
9
137% May
5
Jun
26
91
Dec
19
90
42% Feb
28
21
14% Nov
Celanese
95 % Sep
4
4%%
30% May 21
12%
Ry_10o
104%
104%
103'%
67%
66'%
32%
7%
No par
67
5
10
.—50
1
32
2
38% Jan
54"% Sep
3
4
19
104
40i/2
48%
48%
32%
33
68
70
69%
70
71%
12,700
10%
11
10%
U 1/4
11%
11%
30.000
100
7
84
86
85
87 %
87 %
88
No par
___10
45
Inc
1
:
1
common
Corp
Corp, of Amer com__No par
preferred
—__:—100
conv preferred series A_100
2nd
4%
25%
70%
25
51%
251/4
52%
149'%
149 %
.94
94
93%
94
25%
25%
251/4
25
*181/4
18%
18%
49
48%
49%
President
48%
Kennedy's
341/4
34i%
35%
15
40% Nov
2
19% Nov
7
Central
Hudson
Gas & Elec__No par
33%
43% Nov
22
July 15
49% Apr 22
Central
Illinois
Light
4
4%%
No par
100
Pub Service—No par
2.50
No par
—-No par
5
9'/a
9%
27%
26%
1
14
14%
1
221/4
22%
1
Central
Illinois
47 % Feb
7
Central
& South
Nov
11
32
Jan
22
Central
Soya
8% Nov
20
14% Jan
23
Century Industries
2
33% Oct
16
Cerro
6
19% Feb
6
6
25 % May
r,3 % Mar 27
26
12% Nov
30
23% Apr
2
17% Oct
23
33
Jan
4
19% Jan
13% Jun
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
16
Oct
24
35
Jan
31
3% Oct
24
9 % Apr
preferred
26% May
23% May 29
11
102 Vi Apr
7
22
22 % Mar 11
41
4
Nov
.
20
Aug
2% Sep
30% Oct
24
49 % Feb
16
33% Jan
2
47 % May
22% Oct
25
38% Feb
16
25% Jan
2
33% Sep
91
21
22
Co
Cessna
23
Co
Corp
Certain-teed
Products
Aircraft
Chadbourn
4% Mar 13
25
Corp
West
Corp
Co
Gotham
Oct
24
11
17% Nov
22
26% July 31
15% Jun
25
25% Feb
7
18V2 Jan
2
27% Oct
21
Chemetron
3% Oct
24
'10% Jan
2
5y2 Jan
2
11% July
10
Chemway Corp
67% Nov
18
13
Oct
17
62% Oct
11
96% Jan
16
32% Jan
2
41 Va Oct
24
21
29 % Feb
12
37% Oct
21
18
31% Apr
Nov
•
46
5
45
Mar 29
37
Jan
3
44% May 28
60
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
75% Oct
9
93
Jan
11
May 29
62
32
Oct
37
22
Oct
6
Apr
2
51% Jan
3
107
7
Jan
4
Jan
2
Sep
13
% Nov
23
16 V2 Jan
14
28% Nov
1
13%
1
13% Nov
Mar
92
Sep
21
9
19
Sen
20
27% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
27% Jun
22% Sep
24
36 % Feb
15
29 V'2 Jan
17
39 Vi Sep
17% Feb
8
9% Jan
2
16% Aug 28
Nov
5
64% Feb
20
51% Jan
3
65% Aug 30
8% Jun
25
22% Feb
7
13 Vb Jan
2
34 Vi Aug 28
14% Oct ,22
36% Feb
8
20% Jan
2
26 V2 Jan
7.
24
Oct
48
5%
53% Aug 15
,
Day
35%'
6,300
18%
1.500
6.000
45%
44%
45 '/a
44%
44%
6.100
99%
98%
98%
*98 %
99%
100
23%
22%
231/8
22%
22%
6,300
41%
42%
41%
42 Vi
41 %
421/4
7.700
27
27%
26%
27
26 %
91/4
26%'
2.300
9%
700
26%
271/2
,33,100
141/2
14 %
14%
19.200
23
22%
*9'4
27
Xl4
22%
223/4
5.600
3 'A
3%
14.200
41i/4
40%
41
40%
40 3/4
1.400
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
7.900
*991/4
100 %
*99%
100%
31/8
3
3
3'/4
99
99%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40%
10.300
33
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
11.800
19
8%
18%
18%
23%
18%
23%
43
"
23%
241/4
8%
8 %
8%
43V4
4314
43
x65
66%
"104
57
651/4
115
58
18%
*103
24%
8%
43
66%
8.200
400
66%
*103
57%
3,000
15,900
.
43
66
115
571/4
19
23%
X8%
1
70
13,100
115
57
57%
.6,500
17
17
40'
*26%
17%
*36
17
17
16%
16%
27
*25
26%
25
25
10
18%
18
18 %
18
19
3,100
37
371/4
703
13%
36%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
59'A
60
60
60
60
60
1.200
27%
28%
28%
29
28%
30
12,800
100
A
series
38
34
,
preferred
,
22%
Chicago Great Western Ry com_-l0
5%
preferred
50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
5% series A non-cum pfd
100
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
17
-
50
18
1
Class A
25
10
5;400
Thanksgiving
38%
1
Corp
50%
700
99%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%%
convertible preferred
100
Chesebrqugh-Pond's Inc
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
102 % May 24
27
41% Feb
600
18
25
31% Dec
100
700
18%
*18
x45%
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred
——No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
_l2/a
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Checker Motors Corp
<
1.25
Jun
25%
CLOSED
33%
31
May 29
94%
'
17%
40%
21
100
941/2
25%
EXCHANGE
%
33%
10
29 % May 29
102,600'
17%
-1
Inc
Co
1.000
53%
151%
34
Xl7%
Chain
Belt
25%
52 I'M
36%
8%
26%
98% Jan
26
19
Apr
46% Apr
Funeral
25%
*147V'4
STOCK
18'A
Jan
25
3,000
18,400
52 %
Jan
com_
4%
47%
151%
CLOSED
340
4%
45 %
*147%
EXCHANGE
251/4
300
4%
45
51%
STOCK
450
45%
4%
4%
45%
15%'Jan
101% May 28
4.300
401/4
33
5
1.500
33
2
May 29
25
5.100
32%
491/4
2
July
tJ7%
32%
401/a
23
17
6'7
39%
36% Jan
30% Jun
240
671/4
33
*48%
23 % Jan
93
1.04%
*32%
26% Feb
52% Mar 30
'103%
33
21
38 Va
4.400
2,200
49
14% May 29
22
4,000
12%^12%
40
25% May 28
35
Jun 25
19% Sep
24
48%
1
5%
20
Cenco Instruments Corp—,
.1
Central Aguirre Sugar
Co
5
Central Foundry Co
1
——1
24
/
Shar?s
41%
39%
Corp common
preferred
18% Oct
.
33%
-.
40%
23%
*32%
Corp
Products
J
12%
Celotex
Mar 13
68
12%
Tractor
Steel
Ceco
11
15% Jan
20% Mar
13
12%
,
the Week
No.. 29
23%
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred
Caterpillar
11
Jan
28% May 29
41
23%
7%
8
11
27
Jan
14
Co
29
27% Sep
Tan
16% Jun
I)
(J
56% Sep
36 V2 Mar
124% Jan
Case
8
149 % Nov
20% Jan
133 Vb
Products
Carter
5% NOV
34% Mar
40%
24%
common
& 'General
47% Oct
3 % Jan
4
42 '/a Jan
1
28% Jun
4
Jan
70
26
25
2% Jun
41%
preferred
Carriers
Oct
35
,
29V2 Jun
4%%
51% Aug
2
40 V'2
Light
43% May
July 23
Jan
Friday
Nov. 28
x23%
Carpenter Steel Co
36
26% Oct
&
41 Vi Jun
48
49 %
3
38% Oct
7
Power
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 27
5
Mfg Co
Corp
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Carolina
s
—10
No par
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
May 21
8
45% Jan
79
Carborundum
Sep 28
36% Jan
2
44% Feb'
30% May 29
'
10
108
10
22
60% Jan
32
-
12
15 % Apr
29
101% Jan
49 Va Apr
29% Feb
Mar 16
37 % Oct
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,19G3
Year 1962
47%
491/4
48%
49%
48 7
50%
8.100
32
31%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
*36%
a
37%
200
14,900
24
31% Jan
12
3
34% Jun
3
31%,
31%
32
4,500
30
26% Feb
2
18% Jan
2
28% Sep
30
_8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
31%
14% Nov
241%
25%
25
25%
24%
25%
7.000
19
22
35% May
2
22
Feb
20
38 % July
29
Chicago Yellow
No par
26
26%
25%
2 6 ',4
26 %
263/4
5
20
20
*20 Va
20 Vi
20%
20%
200
25c
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
151/8
10.600
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
9<400
12.50
80%
84%
831/4
86 %
84%
86'%
321,900
com_8.5o
24%
25
24%
25
19% Oct
Jun
Chickasha
23% May 13
Cotton
25
21
Mar 26
18 % Jan
4
May 28
29
Jan
4
14% Nov
22
19 Vi Jun
19
Chock
12 Vb
July 24
18% Apr
15
Chris-Craft
51
May
6
99% Oct
24
Chrysler
19
28 % Apr
29
Cincinnati
15 % Jun
13
8% Oct
2
33% Jan
24
24% Nov
93
Oct
29
107
Dec
14
16
87 Va July 10
,
101 % Jan
2
27% Jun
25
52% Feb
32
Jun
27
49% Mar 21
44% Oct
24
59 % Feb
5
97 Vi May 29
112% Feb
8
90
97% Sep
6
38
Nov
49% May 13
55% Jan
106
4 6 Vi Feb
15
'
26
72% Aug
Corp
Gas
Electric
&
90%
90%
*104%
1051.8
*104%
105'%
41 Vu
41%
40%
411/4
38!'4
39
38%
38%
5
Service
$4.40
Co
4
19
20% Jan
2
26% Nov
15
City
24% Jan
3
34% Oct
28
7 % NOV
18
9% Jan
11
27
37
Mar 23
31
14
Feb
23 %
7
27
38% Jan
4
29% Feb
48% Jan
2
37% Jan
30% Nov
65 Vi Oct
33 % Feb
6
37% Apr
31 % Oct
23
57
3
May 29
143
19% Nov
40% Nov
9
46% Jun
11
Clevite
1
rw
31
Cluett
July
3
42
12
136
Mar
Nov
3
20% Jan
19% May 29
18% Jun
41% Jan
19
Nov
Apr
17
22% Nov
22
22% Jan
30
Nov
2
Dec
8% July 19
3
32% Jan
48Vi Jan
9
41
17% Jan
14
Coastal States
14
Coca-Cola
49
Aug
84% Mar
:
$3.50
4
Gas
Sep
13
35% Jun
4
Collins
Radio
10% Apr
Colorado Fuel
„
39% Sep
16
Corp
5%%
18
32%
8%
43''4
43%
33!'«
333/4
*39%
40%
1,200
4.900
20.000
,
421/4
43%
46*8
463/4
1,900
31%
Day
31%
142.000
*68
691/4
*68
7,200
69%
40%
120
*39%
40%
*39%
38%
37%
38%
37%
40
8,500
52%
53%
52%
53
53%
54%
2,900
138
*134
„
.„
136
103'/I
x22 '/2
34%
28,800
104%
104%
7.400
23
22%
—No par
25%
26%
_l
23%
241/8
20
20%
8%
100
57
e
9 %■
22%
41
82'%
*37!
60
32%
104%
42%
_50
i36
33%
104
40%
common——5
136
32
104%
*81! 2
,_50c
136
33%
32
x
1
B
Thanksgiving
9
'
of N Y____l
common
series
8 "8
8.800
"
38
3.25
100
America-
preferred
CLOSED
8%
68'/a
Producing_33 %c
Iron
33%
7%
stock__50
Corp
&
33V4
68%
common
1,800
23%
50
—No par
of
23%
31%
1
Co
EXCHANGE
43%,
Funeral
16,200
112%
'
24 %
46%
x46
Kennedy's
65
62
111
3.500
58%
31'A
gtd
4%
Co
331/2
7 %
President
24
16.600
56%.
461/2
Co
Colonial
CLOSED
24%
39
STOCK
42%
preferred
23% May 15
23%
20
42%
38%
61%
57%
410
•-
41
.
110%
57
.
46 V'2
No par
Aikman
EXCHANGE
60%
110%
57
31%
Co
Colgate-Palmolive
5
61%
110%
561/4
30%
1
Co
Ilium—No par
Coca-Cola Bottling
21
Collins
30
1117% Aug 15
~7'/a Oct~22
7%
20
24% Oct
29
80
10
Co
Iron
guaranteed
Sep
40%
60 %
STOCK
5
Corporation
Peabody & Co
preferred
106% Nov
2
40
Special
6
May 14
147
4
20
84% Jan
?7%
No par
_
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
July 22
22
27% Jan
27
Equipment
36 Va Jan
2
26
70 %
—5
Cleveland Electric
35% Oct
103% Jan
Jan~ 19
Cleveland-Cliffs
17
81% May "I
34% Dec 13
75%
Clark
5
12
28% Feb
70
15
16
8
64
__No par
Co
Oct
50
2
Jan
49% Nov 30
31 % May 29
134% Jan
Jan
12
Investing
34% Aug
26
3
58 % Jan
preference
conv
45 Vi Nov
5
9
Jun
31% Oct
$2.25
91
1G9%
No par
City Products Corp
City Stores
Co_
Jun
,
...10
common
preferred
conv
Jan
8% Dec
20
2.500
90%
104%
1
35% Feb
1
610
24%
90%
104%
54% Nov
18% Nov
24%
*90%
100
6
121
Corp
Industries
_100
Cities
6
Aug
65% Aug
2
O'Nuts
4%
preferred
4%% preferred
13
36% Mar 20
Full
Oil
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—10
C I T Financial Corp..
No par
5
106% Jun
Mar 22
103% Nov
Cab
41%
*81%
82
22%
23
40
40 3/4
3.600
18.400
*81 %•
25%
26%
26%
27%
2 31/2
-
%
24
23%
243/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,300
9%
8%
9%
29.500
8%
~
82%
16.400
19,000
'38
*37%
38 %
37%
37%
100
58
58%
58'%
58
58%
250
Colorado
Oct
Jun
4
41
30% Apr
25
Jun
7
Jan
7
60
Jun
14
42% Jan
7
84% Oct
28
30 % Jun
12
41
May 29
18
26% Jan
2
Jan
17
21 Mr Nov
22
79% Jan
24
14
69
22
Mar 19
51
45% Dec
31% May 28
26
77% Jan
2
2
74
20% May 29
72% Mar 16
31% Feb 16
34 '
5
Jun
27
55% Jan
15 % Jun
25
37% Mar 23
67
Jan
_
24% Mar 19
38
Nov
101% Sep
22
22
17
45% Jan
May 29
2
7% Jun
25
11% Jan
24
15% Feb
7
27
44 Vi Jan
2
8% Jan
21
4
11% Oct
8
30
Oct
13
25
Apr
5
27
May 29
83% Dec
107% Oct
96
May 29
113 % Mar 30
25
Jun
25
49
25% Jun
27
39
65 Vi May 28
24
21% Oct
^
% Jan
Jan '
19
2
2
36 % Mar 16
65% Apr
30
22
45% Feb
20
33% May 29
3
94% Jan
42% Apr
23
101% Dec
27
97% Jan
2
104 % Nov
7
89% Jan
3
Jun
12
46
May 28
30% Oct
96
17% Jun
25
28% Mar
02
15
94% Apr
2
8% Mar 15
Aug
5% Oct
24
35% Mav 29
101
July 20
50% Jan
107% Dec
9
2
3
May
30%
54 Vi Sep
Sep
Nov
14
16% Nov
109
Jan
Feb
28
115
16
6
24 V2 Jan
3
2
68V4 Aug
35 V8 Jan
2
51Vi Oct, .25
4
40 y2 Mar
15
105
Nov
21
93
23% Jan
18
35
Nov
94
23
For
21 !V
21%
1.700
48%
48
48%
13,300
12%,
12%
12%
12%
13
13%
4.800
14V2
.15%,
1
;
109% May 31
Jun
17
91% Jun
6
6% July 12
13 % Jun
_
27
66%
56
85
85 Vi
85%
15.500
1C6 %
110
Laundries
Natural
Coal
'
$4.16
preferred
Container Corp
'
34% Sep 25
17% Jun
3
26% Jan
15
6
16% Jan
2
26% Nov
14
43% Mar 21
60% Mar 28
32% Jan
2
42Vi Sep
11
Mar 29
60% Nov
4
30%
63%
643/4
47%
47%
49
30i%
65%
641/4
47%
471%
44 %
451%
*93
com___5
31 %
44%
102%
44%
45 Va
99%
99%. 100
4.700
30%
64%
30%
641/2
%
99%
*101%
102%
99%
*
1.400
2.700
21,500
,
44%
4.100
340
100
'
101*%
'
1"
102%
94
*93i%
94
94
32
31%
32
31%
110
94i%
32
11,300
"
4%
preferred
$5.50
__100
Lines
Inc__
preferred
Continental
$5
Inc
$2
f
conv
Continental
Control
Controls
Co
Steel
of
13%
48%
49
♦107i%
108'%
108
'41%
*88
2
4%
*18
53i%
Co
421/4
4%
4%
*18
19
54
41%
*88
90
'
53%
42%
*107%
-,
42 %
*88
90
4%
5
18'%
*18
53%
54
3.100
70
42%
22,300
90
.
7.600
5!«
22.100
54%
11%
11%
12
12'/8
12%
56%
57
x56
56%
55%
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53%
541/4
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54
53%
54
44%
43 Vi
43%'
44%
44
95 %
102'%
100
_5
21%
22%
21%
22
„_5
.
x44
11%
29 Va
29i%
29
29%
20.700
h
14.800
2.200
236,000
22
22%
',-5.400
29%
30 %
14i/2
15
15
15
14%
15
1
19%
201%
20
20%
20%
21
"
31.200
.
106%
103 %
106
1
;
___
18%":
No par
;
_.
56.000
108%
1
7
Corp——__50c
America
10814
5
Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
Products
13
48%
5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co..
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Corn
13%
48'%
25
common
preferred
Data
12%
49
com
Motors_l_
Co
—
13%
481,4
No par
Insurance—
Oil
*95',4
*95'/4
12/%
_5
common—10
& Steel
preferred
convertible
Continental
*951,4
1.25
No par
Can
$3.75 preferred
Continental Copper
Continental
28% May 28
30'%
47
*102%
No par
of America
1.500
3,900
.
47'%'
46%
30%
No par
No par
1.300
35
46%
48'%
.
_No par
com
preferred
34%
36
x46%
1
$4.50 preferred—
34%
47%
.10
.
35%
"
Corp__—5
Gas
Co
$4.52
Continental
4
9,300
106'%
110
1
7
25.
2,000
84%
106%
5
21 % Nov
49
34%
110
13
49% Sep 11
111% Nov 20
2
34
1061/4
Sep
2
12
34i%
110
Nov
41% Jan
27% Jan
16.700
69%
15%
15%
111
Baking Co common
10% Jan
12%
68
12
106%
Air
53% Jan
29.000
12%
68%
15
34%
Continental
V
16%,
12'%
x66%
109V2
A
Continental
4% Jan
12%
6 81/2
106 %
Consumers Power Co
,
31.100
341/4
12
67%
100
series
5
48
1C5
No par
._.
pref
conv
11
2
see page
21%
47%
25
23
footnotes;
21%
48%'
Vi Oct
Jan
21%
47%
14% Sep
96
18% Oct
23% Mar
211%
54% Sep
36% Mar
25
26i%
2
53% Nov
26
25%
5
19
May 28
*103%
26%
6% Jan
29
27% Oct
104'%
25»%
43% Apr
Jan
-
*1031%
261/2
Co____12.50
Y
N
preferred
/Consolidation
1
12% Jan
40
■
104
25
_1
A
Edison
of
800
—20
common
series
Publishing Co
Edison
833/4
85%
18
56
4
Nast
*82
84%
Mar 25
93
Jan
48% May 29
18
pfd
83'%
com—No par
$5
50 Vi Aug 26
102% Jan
4
9
Jan
*103%
Solvents
Consolidated
,3
98% Apr
101% Sep
13
34% Mar 19
_100
preferred
conv
conv
Consolidated
15
15% Feb
21,000
Conde
33% Nov
56% Jan
64% Feb
43
7.300
40%
Commonwealth
49% Nov
20% July
1
27%
39%
4.12%
17 % Jan
23'
27%
39%
Inc
common
Consol
52% Nov
8% Oct
27'%
19
4%%
39% Sep
16
18% Oct
271%
39%'
% Feb
27% Apr
33% Feb
26
12% Jun
27%
x38%
Co
*82
Electronics Industries——5
Consolidated
Foods
Corp____1.33%
18
109
Feb
27
271%
5
Credit
25
89 %
72% Feb
Sep
,_1
Engineering
4.5%
29
*7% May 29
8% Jun'25
83
72%
Commercial
'
12% Nov 21
4
5
72%
Commercial
1
105% Apr
4
34 % Feb
72
Combustion
16
22
24
71%
Consol
87 % Jan
1S% Oct
71%
5
15
40% Nov
2
71'A
Columbus .& Southern Ohio Elec
Feb
105 V2 Oct
56% Jan
83%
2
2
leys May 29
*82 %
81% Jan
19
Feb
8,000
No par
1
preferred
29
48% Jan
8% Feb
17.700
23%
34% Nov
88% Apr
21
28%
22%
29
3
24
65.200
28 %
22%
Nov
25
25
78%
28%
22'%
Cone Mills Corp _____;
10
Cungoleum-Nairn Inc _______No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—
1
When issued—-1
Jun
Oct
75%
28'%
22%
17
Jan
Dec
76%
291/4
215,,
19
13
13
3
82
4
25
221 i Nov
Aug 12
J8
16
74%
28 %
5
-:1
common
75% Oct
8%
49 V2 .Tan
34
103
76%
10
System
2
18
50 % Dec
3
Jun
10 Vi
73
Inc
$4.25
29% May 22
48% Feb 18
111 Vi Feb
System_2.50
Gas
Columbia Pictures
'
Mar zO
21 Vi Nov
35
Feb
Broadcasting
Columbia
29% May 10
84
Oct 14
31
& Southern Ry—
honcumulative 1st pfd:
4%
Columbia
5
.231/2
241/4
23%
24%
23 %
24%
.5
381%
38i%
38'%
39
39
39%
50c
,.56%
57%
57
58
56%
58
Vi
2.200
'
2.800
3.700
5 700
2.000
20.800
Number 6321
198
Volume
,.
The Commercial
'and Financial Chronicle
(2137)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1902
105 Vt Jun
87
'
194% Mar 19
27
Dec
31
5
Dec
Oct
90Va Oct
Corning
25
17
87 % Jan
24
Feb
21
88
Nov
26
15% Jan
31
6% Sep
23
5V2 Dec
91
4-% Mar 21
17
preferred
preferred
3 % 7c
Coty
Works
Glass
3% 7c
22
10 % Sep
28
36
Oct
210
6
96% May 17
213.i Mar 12
5
Oct
Highest
152% Mar
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
27
Feb
90
14
92 Vh Jsn
11
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
1
188 %
HIGH
Wednesday
Noy. 26
5
common
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 2a
Nov. 27
193
190%
100
of
ser
*90%
92
'901
100
1947
*96%
97
1
11
'Coty International Cocp class A. ,1c
Foreign transactions
11%
4%
Sales for
Thursday
Fridav
Nov. 28
122
20
98
11
4%
.,700
90%
*96%
11
<;k
Shares
197
90%
98
4%
tne W
No;. 2!)
92
j
11
5
PRICES
193
*96 %
Inc
SALE
11
4%
1.400
4%
1.100
'
24 !
68% Jan
2
76 Va Jan
17
83
Dec
27
1134 Oct
26
22 y4 Jun
28
18
2
1.4 Vb Jan
25% Feb
19
141/4 Apr
24% Nov
42 % Mar 19
34% Dec
Jun
14
48
8
59
Aug
7
97
12% Oct
27
39% Jun
27
48 % Nov
18
Sep
5
Jan
2
45
Jan
4
58
Apr
95% Nov
4
100
Jan
23
107% Feb
19
2
25% Sep
7
109 % Oct
25
17% Jan
.6,1/4 Oct
25
IOVb Jan
19
6% Nov
70% Jan
29
521/4 Jan
12 ;-a Feb
13
33 % Jan
2
25
28
12% Oct
20
5'/a Sep
23
8% Feb
25% Jan
J
39% Feb
13V4 Oct
3
Mar
19
14% Jun
27
20»/4 Aug
16
17 % Nov
22
21
33% Jan
8,
52
7
'
31% May 29
35 % Aug
47% Oct
78
24
Mar 20
Aug
Class
15
*48
48%
53 %
51%
96 %
STOCK
100
___l_10O
CLOSED
5
;
21%
21%
53 %
53%
11
Kennedy's
Funeral
11%
*11%
,20 %
20%
6-'it
7
191/4
ne0
29,000
l5.,aU0
481,4
53
96 3u
170
22»4
11%.
20%
1
25%
33
23%
43,700
*1(8
11
1,500
513 4
u
21%
fi
3,500
-
90%
^
107
55%
n
*51
STOCK
13,400
109
21
100
22'
4 OJO
a
'
EXCHANGE
63
6%
53%
103
11
11
300
20%
Thanksgiving
it
*51 %
CLOSED
20'
6CO
3,800
33 %
35
11
%
11 %
11%
11%
18
11%
(,00
18%
17%
18
18
19 "8
36%
37
21.1GO
36%
37
Kjl
371
52 3
10
7
34%
11%
1
6%
33
I
Inc
22 7
107
20'a
President
No par
A
22
109
20' 2
6
'
22-%
107%
5
common—'
Inc
21 "a
EXCHANGE
■
*48
52%
96 %
America—12.50
4
18%
31%
96'
preferred
21 %
100
11%
2
25 3
18%
2
84%
11%.
32
48'4
2:,100
21'
25%
18
30%
*48
No par
Cutler-Hammer
25%
181.2
32
52 Va
Corp
Press
25%
17%
30
96 "2
prior preferred—Curtis-Wright common
26
67% Apr
-•
11%
21%
common—5
$1.60
24'/4 May 16
38% Feb
11%
21%
Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
14
8% Aug 20
Feb
35
14% Feb
;
S
11%
21%
1
59
*82 3 4
10%
21%
Cunningham
14
13
13%
25
22
T
58%
84
.No par
ol
Co
58%
*82 Va
x25 %
No par
convertible
Cuneo
6
28
Steel
1
%
58
82 %
25
common—2.50
Cudahy Packing Co
4% 7c preferred
18
Jun
5'/a Jun
Seal
C
10
24'% Jun
&
58%
x821/2
No par
preferred—..
57\7f
25
3
19 Va Jan
8% Dec
20
Jan
4
Mar
10
Jun
10
3
19% Aug 23
S4.20
13
63% Apr
27
3
Cork
Crown Zellerbach Corp
11
14% Jun
Corp com—
preferred
preferred
Crucible
4
Jan
16Ja Jan
103
453/4 Oct
9% May 29
$2
24
3
Petroleum
convertible
Crown
6
Feb
2
19 »/» Dec
57c
58
100
t
,
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Crowell-Coliier
Publishing
10
24% Oct
2
22
44
May
va
21% Mar 29
22
86% Jun
24
Sep
25
common..
preferred
Crescent
19
27
10 "2 July
Co
3 %Cl>
8
26
18
91
Crane
8
8
20
24
37 % Aug
Nov
83 V2 Jan
21% Nov
Dec
41
60
201.4 Jun
12
Mar 13
17% Oct
30
2
5
42
24
19 % Feb
26
27 18 Aug
Oct 24
V» Jan
81 '/a Apr
53%
54
54
4
42'4
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22
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5
11
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25
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7
46% Sep
91
Dec
12
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3
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2
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Dan
2278 Sep
Dayco Corp
18% Mar 12
2
13
Jan
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2
Jan
27
21
3%%
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32
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Inc
Mills
Power
&
77%. July 27
85 % Dec
31
82
1
88% Jun
28
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31
84% Nov,14
87% Jun
12
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81 % Aug
2
30
34% May 28
Dec
13
87
51% Apr
16
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18
57% Feb
20
51% Jan
2
87'
41% Oct
2
12% Jun
27
20
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13
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26
55% Feb
15
21 % Jun
15
29 %
25
7 % May 29
Feb"l5
31%
2
23
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2
19 % Nov
2
20
18% Jan
4
26
34% Jan
10
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
27 Va Jan
18
17% Feb
15
11% Oct
26
23% Mar 26
Oct
23
40% Fab,
35% Jun
25
48 % Mar 23
10% Jan
24
16
15 Va be
Air
Chemical
17
Detroit Steel
Vilbiss
22
21% Jan
3
44% July 22
54% Feb
19
Diamond
Alkali
45% Jan
til
4
Diamond
8% Oct
11% M'<
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12%
7
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15
16% Nov
4
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Diners'
46% Sep
16
Disney
53 % Oct
24
43% Jan
2
Oct
19
Jan
3
15
May 29
30 % Oct
30
20
25
Sep
16
5
21% Jan
J
41 % Oct
18
23 Va Jan
2
33 Va Aug
22% Dec
31 % July
7
20
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Dome
16V8 Jun
25
20% Dec
28
'17% Jun
27
16% May 29
25% Jan
2
7
20% Jan
37% Jan
26
20% Oct
24
22 Va Jan
22
4
55
5
22% Jan
,
9
Apr
Dec
24
27
72% Jan
17% Oct
24
32
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4
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1
Dow
2
28% Aug
257a Jan
12
15% Aug
31
Feb
8
22
Jan
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16% Jan
2
26
61
May 27
53 Va Apr
10
24
25'
Jan
16
13% Jan
2
13
Feb
26
10 Va Jan
164 % Jun
27
101 % Jun
5
81 Va July 12
24 Va May 29
5
254% Mar 14
220
Nov
24
84
Apr
3074 Jan
34% Aug
45
I9
Aug 13
50
May 31
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44
Sep
41
Nov
2
48
July 10
46
Jan
2
47
Mar 27
43% Apr
15
47V4 Aug
26
50% Mar
1
48% Jun
47 % Jun
7
50
29% Feb 19
10% Jun
19
27 % Oct
22
23
May 29
8
May
16% Dec
12
10 Va Nov
22
15% Jan
4
33'/a Dec
13
23
Nov
6
31% Jan
18% Oct
23
24% Feb
13
20% Jan
2
21%
27% Jan
23
19
Apr
46% Jan
16
15% July
3
Dr
23
29% Sep
Cigar
conv
^Eastern
105
9 % Oct
24
21 Va Jan
4
12% Jan
2
Jun
25
85
7
97% Mar
May 28
30
115% Mar i5
July
101
9
40% Mar 23
106 Va July 24
98 Va Mar
4
33% Nov
26% Nov
22
,
6
mo% Nov
52
Jun
25
89
Jan
18
22
May 29
95
Feb
20
26
Jun
2275
Jun
3
88% Jan
Au& 23
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8
50% Jun
17
18
30% Jun
11
Nov
30
9874 Jun
24
27
37Va Nov
30
29% Oct
27
33% Jan
30
26% Jan
6 % Jan
2
5% Jun
8
26
4014 Oct'
38% Dec
17
Jun'25
19
Jan
5
26% Jan
26
16
9
24
42
Feb
13
7% Oct
24
15% Mar 16
27 3 a Jan
28 Va Jun
15
39% Mar 15
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25
49 %' Mar 30
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&
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29
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,
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61%
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25
1
12% Oct
24
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24
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33
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25
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common
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preferred
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l
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102
30
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24
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a
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14
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17%
50
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prior
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24
Mar
27
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.
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12
26
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a
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a
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26
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4,700
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40%
122% Apr
33% Nov
101
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4
26
Eagle-Plcher Co
18% May 29
2
40
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Corp of America
preference.,
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a
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preferred
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55 3
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A
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2
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1
14
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26%
,
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Nov 27
Feb
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9 400
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87
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32
38 %
preferred
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4
13 3
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5
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4
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32'
t
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preferred
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10.000
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.
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
Mar 21
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de
4.10%
46
13
21
17%
47 %
2
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$4.50 preferred
4.20%
13
48 % July
1 100
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4
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7
47% Apr
48% Jun
7
27
17%
13%
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9
15
20%
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21
49 Va May 25
2
Feb
3,200
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29.. 00
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18
12
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45
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4
39
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a
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27
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44
14
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261
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26 7
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2.50
Inc
16,14 Sep
22
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46
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4
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114
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21
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61%
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66
May 29
Oct
14
4
Mar
Jun
6% May 29
24
29% Jan
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13
11,
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68%
20 7
10
1-50
87%
transactions
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35% Aug 26
43
20% May 29
2! % Jun
29 % Apr
6
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Jun
40
Mar
19
87%
2
26 7
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45 %
62
transactions—
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45%
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Divco-Wayne
87%
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89
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3
a
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4
28 7
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Supply Co of N Y
DeSoto
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&
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series
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Lines
Dentist's
Denv
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80% Sep
'
2
Jan
31%
22
10 V* Oct
21.
Delta
12
31% Jan
Mar
Dec
30
25
Power
69 34 Nov
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28%
a
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100
1
&
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28
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28 7
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42
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20
series
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18
Feb
43'
B
19 %
series
3.90%
Records
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75% Oct
9
12
12 %
Nov
9% Oct
Decca
31
22 Va Jan
9% Oct
40
Apr
23 >/4
j
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Jan
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18% Mar 27
26
3.757c
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26% Oct
30
90
46
May 10
46 % Jan
36
15% Jun
Mar
15 '
common,_7
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29% Jan
__
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30%
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49
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33
6,500
2.900
400
-
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12
55
Oct
Jun
24
21
2
23% Jan
68
Aug 22
18% May 29
26% Feb
34% May 29
47% Jan
2
Oct
30
1
26
3
4 % Jan
9
5
21% Jan
57
Jan
2
61
12
Jun
25
20% Jan
8% Jun
27
14
Mar
9
34% Sep
27
49 Va Apr '
9
11% Nov
May 17
3
14
Jan
53
Jan
19% Jan
3
2
2314 May 20
80% Jun
5
3
2914 Jun
Jan
2
2% Nov
18
45% May 16
4V4 Feb 13
38
13 % Nov
19
2174 Feb
58% Mar 11
65
13
3
13
16 V8 Jan
July 18
9% Jan
23
2
Aug 29
21% Oct
25
21
Nov
22
41
Oct
17
36% Oct
15
46% Feb
7
issued
Endicott Johnson
4%
5%
Erie
preferred
&
RR
Evans
8.330
67 %
30O
67'a
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69
24'«
24%
24%,
25
24%'
25%.
41%
41%
41
41%
41
41%
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2%
2%
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31,500
100
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series
67
com
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13 Va
50
A
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67
234
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20
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1
29%
31 %
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39
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1,470
67
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5
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2,600
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8.50
l4
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17
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Pittsburgh RR Co..
Eurofund
17%
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.
33
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preferred
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Equitable Gas Co
Erie-Lackawanna
17%
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38
38%
38 %
39
41%
42
42 %
42%
41%
4
11%
12
8
13 Va:
18%
30%
.
13 600
%
239,800
,
4.800
•
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24
May 29
46 Va Mar 14
37% Jan
'2
Factor
(Max)
49% May ; 1
Fafnir
29
21% Feb
7
Bearing
15% Jan
14
Fairbanks
Morse
May 29
8 7/a Feb
14
11% May 29
4% Apr 16
6% Jan
11
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
15
20 Vh Oct
15
$1.50
40
10% Oct
4
15
31
Nov
Jun
16
14
23 Va Mar 12
70 % Mar 21
5% May 29
11% Feb
13
19% May 29
32% Jan
2
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•
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27
52% Feb -21
27% Oct
..For footnotes,
-
May
32% Apr
page
1
19
5% Aug 26
48 V2 May
55% Nov
8% Feb
11
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Stratos
Foods
51 % Jan
8
3
39% Jun
11
2-V
5%
Junior
Falstaff
A_
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/
1
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11%
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12
47a
16
41%
01/4
'
Corp..—
Co
preferred—
Brewipe
/
-
preferred.,—40
Camera & Instrum't Corp
Fairmont
8
July
Falrchild
class
,10
&
convertible
Fairchild
50
Sep
Co
Co
fi
2
27%
<fe
20
22% Jan
30%, Jan
see
1
Nov 29
<•
fz
18%
■
3,400
43 Va
40 '/a
6,900
:
12 V a
230
21.800
5
18%
>
1.20O
431/4
65 100
5%
6%
20.000
25 %
'25%
41%
*50 %
51
1.20O
-
J.
.
31%
32%
2.700
■
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2138)
.
.
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
May 28
20
29
Mar 29
25
28
Jan
13% Jun
28
23% Feb
19
Fansteel
8% Jan
2
11 Va Nov
14
Fawick
23% Feb
5
6% Apr
14 V4 Feb
2
14% Oct
25
22 V4 Feb
7
16
Oct
25
44% Feb
7
30 Va Aug
27
37% Jun
1
15%
15%
15%
45 %
45%
8
Federal
Pacific Electric
1
6%
6%
6 %
8
5%%
16 Va
Federal
conv
2nd pfd series A__23
Paper Board Co common__5
16%
Mar 21
35%
36
23% Jan
3
24% May 22
2
42% Jan
2
58 Va Nov
4.60%
Federated
Dec
6
12% Sep
16
18%, Jun
7
6
35% Jan
2
17
18 Va Jun
20
31% Feb
15
46% Sep
34% Nov
May 29
28 Va Dec
26
23% Oct
13% Oct
15
Financial
39
Oct
28
Firestone
Sep
20
First
18
First
National
31% Jan
50 V» Jan
18% Jan
2
23% July' 11
5
23% Sep
17% Jan
2
85% Jan
23
90
Jun
25
$4
104
1
24
104
26
Mar
8
90
Jan
2
NOV
27
$4.50
41% Jan
3
47% Sep
17
$2.25 conv
23
11% Sep
6
13
5
Jan
Jan
40% Feb
9
82% Feb
65% Jan
2
78 Va
Sep
5
Florida
30%. Mar
14
2
20
Jun
10
Fluor
29% Oct
24
30
2
52 Va Oct
29
F
Dec
18% Oct
26
22
96
35% Jan
40 V4 Jan
Jan
89
Dec
21
97% Oct
Nov
95
29
29% Jan
3
16
11
21% Jan
8
13
Jan
4
3
11% Jan
2
17 Va Sep
8% Nov
26
7 Va Oct
20 Va Mar 29
7
36 % Jun
Dec
47
Vi'Mar
9V4 May
26
42
24 Va
13
13
Foote
Ford
23
24
14% Jan
4
8% Jan
2
11
Sep
24-
45% Feb
8
22 Vt Nov
13
31
May 20
24
Feb
1
26% Mar 19
42
Nov
Oct
26%
67
42 Vb Apr
24
Oct
11
29
9% Jan
Nov
i'2
33% Jun
•6
7% Oct
29
19% Jan
3
29% Jan
27% Feb
12
7% Aug
22% Jan
6
3
2
33
15
24% Jan
2
17 Va May 29
78 % May 29
85
Nov
20
84
Fram
100
X
■
■
67,300
22
21%
90
*88 Va
52 %
Day
7%
8 Va
8
2.50
42 %
42%
42%
No par
70%
71%
71
2.50
14%
15
14%
Inc
50%
50 %
20 Va
*95%
15
17 %
17
Markets, Inc common—1
20%
*95%
10
*13%
15%
16
1
10%
11%
2.50
Co
49 %
50%
T
Co
17%
10%
10%
10 Va
22 %
37
29%
30%
29%
1
Stores'
Corp
Sulphur
Co
10
common
1
preferred
.<
8%'
31%
32
re
10 V8
30
29-a
*87
5,200
21,200
30%
3,700
8%
.
29%
*87
800
32%
21,800
30 Va
32 %
88
-
27,700
22%
39%
8%
29%
88
10%
22 %
32%
29%
*87
10,700
186,400
37 %
a
31
10o
11%
51%
30 Va
81
8 %
4,700
10%
30
8%
11,200
16 Va
50 3 a
39 %
_50c
17%
14
'
22-%
38
97 Vi
17
10%
23
14,100
15%
11%
10
1
9,700
21%
'
*13%
50%
37
2
10
2,100
50%
*95 V2
16%
22%
Inc
14,200
15
21%
50-%
-
12,200
72%
50 Va
13%
15%
43
15-
21
*13
3.600
71 %
97%
16%
14
2
470
300
8%
42%
71%
97 Va
2J
1
common.
90
47
7%
43
3,600
101%
*46%
14%
51
pfd series of *51
17,900
*88%
8%
10
10,500
22%
101 %
25
X50
20 %
21%
Thanksgiving
52%
20 Va
104
Co
Corp
4%
34%
CLOSED
Railway
___
Corp
33 Va
EXCHANGE
46%
Co
Fruehauf
18,800
33%
46
Freeport
T
-7%
2Ura
46 Va
:
Dairies
8,100
36%
53 Va
46 Va
4,400
STOCK
19 Va
102
32 Va
20,500
52 Va
102
10,300
31%
33
*100
2,600
32%
47%
20%
Funeral
600
42%
30%
19%
21%
.,
14,700
43%
53 %
90
13%
31%
*88%
President
Kennedy's
57%
42%
19%
CLOSED
.No par
Franklin
89% Aug 26
15
Jan
preferred
.1
Mineral
Foremost
EXCHANGE
5
Corp_
Stores
Motoii
Foxboro
'
24
19 J/4 Oct
33 Va
Foster-Wheeler Corp
15
May 27
38
21
Nov
33
x53
convertible preferred
Mart
Inc
:
Food
11
25
37 Va
1
Corp
Giant
4%
.
3
22% Oct
Power
Fair
Sep
59
1
36 Va
No par
Power & Light.Co
C
Sep
15%
3
Mar
M
Food
18 Va July 15
14% Jan
May 29
25
36%
1,700
3,400
24%
32 %
44 Va
35-4
STOCK
16%
13%
31%
43 Va
7,500
3,200
36
56'.%
31%
30%
44%
ofd
Coast
$4.20 divid
July 15
13% May 29
10 y4 Jun
2nd
Corp Ltd
Food
25 % Fen
Sep 20
20
21
46 % Jan
25
Jan-
31 Va
31 %
44 Va
No par
B 2nd
East
Florida
25
24
47
32%
30 %
No par
Stores
A
conv
Florida
12% Oct
25
Rubber
&
31%
1
Inc
preferred
48% Jun
28 Va Jun
Tire
Mar 16
S V4 Feb
25
Federation
Feb
46 '
10
—1
Corp
Fischback & Moore Inc.,
Flintkote Co common
26 Va Mar 16
Oct
3% Jun
46%
2
8
,
24
2
35% Jun
85
July 23
Filtrol
6%
*23%
32 %
X32
2,300
1'6%
13%
33 Va
8,300
45%
35%
42%
32 Va
Charter Financial Corp.No par
60% Jun
32
2
87
Inc
Lines
2
Apr
72% Jan
23
80% Aug
Fifth Avenue Coach
Sep
Apr
13%
42%
16
6%
56%
13%
9,100
10%
45 %
24%
42%
3,800
14%
15%
16%
56
Shares
28%
10%
36 Va
*23%
24%
x42
Products__No par
37
50 Va Jan
24
'May 29
12
Paper
16 Va
36
56
13%
1
__
66
20% May
23
43 Va Oct
10
Corp
Fiberboard
27
55%
36 Va
Nov
Ma~r~21
48%
24
8
*23%
2
22
40
25V4 Oct
Inc
Ferro
25
1.25
2
Jan
27% Jan
35 Va Mar 15
preferred
Dept Stores
Fenestra
14
com
the Week
29
13%
6%
Co
.
27%
45 Va
53% Feb
14
Nov
15%
45%
Corp
Sales for
Friday
10 Va
42
23'/a Mar 20
>
Thursday
14%
10 Va
5
24
22 % May 29
13%
10%
Mogul Bower Bearings
May 10
17
PRICES
27%
13%
10
Federal
Oct
10 Va May 29
29
27%
13 Va
2
10
54% Jan
24
27%
5
19 Va May
,2
22% July 11
27 Va
9 Va May
5
18
30 Va Oct
1
Metallurgical CorpCorp
SALE
Nov. 28
Fedders
48% Oct
37 Va Mar 12
24 "
65/a Oct
Nov. 27
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
19% May 17
26
15% Nov
42% Mar 15
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
Finance Corp__
12% Oct
25
Jun
31
Family
2
24
11% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
10 Va Mar 13
14
6% Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. I,1963
Lowest
Highest
34
Apr 30
26% Nov 21
Year 1962
Lowest
41,500
88
G
30V4 Oct
«
46% May 22
24
28% Nov 27
353h Nov
'
_
_
35 V4 Jun
Feb
58
25
2 V2 Oct
24
21
4
43% Jan
2
36% Oct
1?
58 Va Nov
7
4% Mar 19
'3 V4 Jan
6% Mar 28
4
27 % Jan
10
17Va May 29
26% Jan
2
17% Nov 26
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
11
23 Va Jun
26
32 Va Feb
16
94% Jan
8
15 V4 Jun
14'
Oct
24
52% Jun
26
27
70
Jun
May
19
Oct
22 Va Apr
13 '
28
Gar
10% Jan
Oct
32
79% Jan
4 Va %
8
31'a Oct
28
9
100% Nov
General
1
Jan
American
$4.50
40 Va Jan
4
General
Amer
81 % Jun
7
General
2
10% Aug 23
General
Amer Transportation
Baking Co common
91 Va J
'
130 v
3
a 11
8:iu Apr
13
Aug
Dec
13 7
n
6
9% Jan
8
$8
24
Jun
25
36% Feb
54 % Jun
25
General
H
57% Jun
25
1
General
Bronze
General
fcable Corp
103:;",. NOV
21
4
Jan
,4
38% Nov
18
General
May 24
5% Jun
5
General
22
Jan
30
108
Jun
4'v
1st
115% Dec
31
88
30% Mar
26% Jun
25.
59
34% Oct
19
9
44% Feb
-
Jan
9
7% Jan
4% May 29
9
Oct
29
General
Electric
General
Finance
13
General
17%
16% Nov'
29
General
42 34 Oct
7
General
Mills
116 V2 Feb
1
91% Oct
29
General
Nov
27
When
5
5%
Dynamics
16,300
32%
33%
32:%
33%
32%
33 %
10,300
15
15
14%
15 %
14%
15%
26%
27 %
25%
26 Va
25%
27 Va
22
22%
22%
23 %
22%
24 Va
273a
27%
27%
27%
24
General
6
31 % Jun
3
Jun.
6
34
1
22
Public
preferred
$1.25
2
29% Nov
29
General
15% Nov
14;
General
Time
27% Mav
1
General
Tire
Oct-
3
43% Mar
52
23
107% Nov
20
38% Apr
8
104 % July
5
6
56% Sep
11
10
Jan
71% Nov
6
17% Jan 10
11% Nov 12
26 Va July 15
Iu % Jan
25
5
22% Notf
29
36 % Apr
15
32% Nov
29
3,7
28
Jan
11
19
21% Oct
23
53
23% Jun
r28% Oct
27
34% Nov
29
24
55
Jan
2
29% Oct
26
43% Mar 15
33
Jan
3
6
32% Mar 21
23
Va,'Jan
2
9% Jan
2
Ian
2
15 >4 Nov
26
15 % Feb
9% Nov 29
21
25% Jun
14
41% Dec
20
27
20% Jan
29
12% Jun
103 Vb July 18
42% Jan
2
31% Mar
54% Feb
34
1
5
Tele
% %
Gerber
Alden
42 Va Feb
11
493a Jun
3
Nov
1
25
2
15% Jan
2
21% Apr
21 % Oct
102 VA
Corp
80c
Co
-.5
(W
Granby
Cards
49 % Jan
2
22% Nov
14
33 Va Apr
22
Granite
15% Apr
11
12% Jan
2
16% Aug
12
Graniteville
29% Jan
Union
City
Co
2
26%Mav
81 VA Jan
8
86% Jun
27
2Va Jan
4
6% Oct
8
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
37% Nov
21
A9% Apr
4
Great
34
" Dec
18
24 Va Feb
30% Oct
24
62 % Feb
6
35
34% Oct
26
47% Feb
1
43% Jan
12% Oct
23
42% Jan
2
15
May 29
35% Feb
28
14
30
137 V2 July
3
147
Sep
8
13% Nov 20
.
Jan
Nov
33% Jan
17
143
Jan
2
52 Va Qct
55
2
4
26
36 Va Jan
32% Nov
29
64% N
JV
26
61% Jan
3
47 % Dec
5
3534 Nov
22
30% Dec
5
30 V8 Jan
2
Jun
53
14
30
May 29
20% Jun 27
,70%
'30%
Jun
Oct
27
81% Dec
2
31
,
Jan
2
19
43% Apr
12
Jan
2
94% May 11
92% Nov
22
90
Jan
97
94 %
93
JuTf 24
38 Va Jan
_
34
7
12
4'
Nov
13
99% Fpb
6
2,600
14%
145a
14%
14%
72,700
42%
40%
42%
41%
41%
13,700
xl5%
T)
Co
Atlantic
&
a
16 %
16 %
16%
10'/a
10%
10
10
Va
9%
53%
54 %
53 %
54 %
53 Va
40
41
40 Va
16%
17 Va
Ltd
40%
24,900
—
40
34%
34%
34%
35
35
431,4
42%
43
42%
43%
16
*15%
16
Stores
Va
%
*15%
"1,000
24,900
16
100
17
17%
17%
18%
18
18%
7,200
24
23 Va
23%
23 Va
24 Va
21,500
4,100
15 3
a
x24
100
85
1
Tea
•
23 3 a
2.50
—
Pacific
41
16
_—_5
common
4,200
16,100
x34
5
1,600
10
54%
4
Co__1
38
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
24 %
24 Va
24 %
*84
85
85
85
4
4
4
24 Va
24%
85
4 Va
38 Va
38%
,
39
38%
3,900
120
4Va
4,900
38%
25,800
11,600
13%
13%
51 %
53%
53%
8,200
15%
16%
15%
16'a
15%
I6V2
Western
51,900
45'/a
46 %
46
47
47
47%
4,500
21
19
94% Nov
8
'7%
Oil
Gulf
States
28
Sep
4
108% Jan
30
6
110% Jun
18'
16 Va Aug
6
22% Nov
12
Prop
Sugar
No par
com_—No par
100
153 %
$4.20
Corp
Co
$5
preferred
23%
46 Va
46%
*92,
93
93
37%
x92
%
5,800
155
93
93
38%
39 7«
39%
42 Va
44
44 3 4
44%
*92%
.
'
'
60
3,600
13,400
44%
95 %
100
28.300
92
92%
92 %
43%
44
44
,
44%
44 Va
45%
54,7(
36%
'
37%
36%
36%
36%
36%
13,5(
*94%
95%
,2 5^
*153%
44
94
100
Co
*91
154%.
39%
*91%
——100
Mfg
23%
46 3 4
100
100
preferred
,$5.08 preferred
Gustin-Baeon
23%
46 Va
100
$4.40 preferred
$4.44
23 Va
46%
x42
com_No par
1
preferred
153 %
23%
x45%
8.33%
—
Utilities
153%
x23 Va
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
_l
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No
par
$5, preferred
No par
Gulf
July 23
Ore
preferred
11
28
Iron
Green
Shoe Manufacturing
Co—3
Greyhound Corp common3
4%% conv preference—i.i.il'^'__5o
Mar 28
Feb
27%
15%
50
105
Mar 12
27%
27%
15%
42 Va
13%
106
41
6,100
537a
17
23
66,100
39%
49%
■
For footnotes, see
page 25
32 3 4
39
53%
108% Mar 14
15% Oct
27 3
32 Va
13%
107
Dec
27%
700
32%
38%
48%
103% July 1-8
lo
38%
13%
105
Jan
32 Va
39
%
6,100
32 Va
53 %
13
IOOV4 Feb
33 "4
38
23 %
32 Va
'
49%
Sep
101 %
32 Va
^5
8.500
22%
'4
13%
52% May 13
4
32
4
12 Va
52%
1
39 3
23 %
32 3
11%
49
154% Nov
50% Sep
23'3a
32%
-
7,800
159,900
Nor
Great
97% Jun
23 %
32%
5
26,000
69'%
25%
Northern Paper Co
.25
Northern Ry Co__
No par
Western Financial Corp
ll
30% Mar 18
82
23 Va
Calif. 1
52%
68 %
24%
Great
Great
Nov
11%
12
Great
25
96
12
Great
15
46%
(W
3%%
Oct
54
11%
2
48% Nov
2
44 % Apr
97% Jun
24 V2 A o r
1
51 %
68%
25 %
14
31% Jan
24
Mar
July
23'a Nov 27
,
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
2
Va Aug 28
2
22
21% May 29
22 Va Jun
19
'
68 %
23%
—6.25
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
Grant
52 Va
69
310
102
42
—
20 Va Jan
5
9
51%
*101%
24%
_5
2
,
102
5
Co
12
83
8.600
Va
lo
Steel
Dec
2
500
36%
67
&' Co__
25Va Jan
22
107%
36
_5
Inc
27
July
*106
___,i
3Va Dec
75
27,400
54,200
21%
1
(B F)__
R)
22
17% Oct
Inc
-,ul
Mining Co
Grand
52
14 %
24%
103%
4
Tire & Rubber——No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
__„4
21% Oct
x
50
13%
23%
*102%
103
*101
Goodyear
34% Jan
V? May 29
*101 Va
Corp
Co
24
10
No par
Co
12% Oct
8
36
1,200
128,700
36%
%
36%
26%
29%
107%
106%
107%
800
26 Va
24
103
36 V4
Globe-Wernicke Inc
Grace
3,400
14,000
29 Va
14%
23%
102%
preferred
Globe-Union
,43% Oct 25
18,700
'
27%
Glidden
28
600
—10
Glen
26
13%
14%
23%'
102 "2
107 %
——
19
Nov
22%
100
Co
Goodrich
29 Va
1
Qo
18
9
26%
28%
100
Brothers
16% July 12
14
*26 Va
common-
Greeting
44% Aug
Oct
.
26%
29 Va
13%
_2.50
Portland Cement Co
Gibraltar Financial Corp of
Gibson
27 Va
26%
28%
1
com.^„30c '
Giant
Gillette
27 Va
.25
3.331
———.
Co
25
1
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—
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Oil,
&
563
(series
Rubber
Georgia-Pacific
Ginn
13% Jan
1
Corp
conv
Gimbel
Feb
'
Electronics
&
Inc
$4.50
Getty
5
_.i—6.67
preference
Genesco
30
May 15
&
preference
Sep 17
40% Aug 26
41% Apr
9
37% Feb
1,6
$5
5%'
Corp__T2.50
—
preferred
3
*35
10c
a
Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30
2
30% Jun
Utilities
8
16
44% Jan
—
Refractories
7
.
1
No par
,
General' Signal 'Corp
General Steel Industries-
27% Jan
8
Corp
preferred
Public Service
28% Jun
Oct
Feb
72% Jan
114 3
50,400
62% Jan
24
114
5%
3
22
114
1,000
30 •%
May 29
9% May 29
114%
78 %
36 %
99% Oct
36% Oct
114
213,500
78%
79
No par
120
79%
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19
24% Oct
79
15,300
115'%
a
78 3
28%
42% Feb
r
78 %
39
115 %
*34%
Jun
36 Vp
78
38
Day
57a
16% Jun
14
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36%
4
% Feb
:
»
%
29%
16
45
79
114%
5 34
Apr
14% Feb
78 V4
28%
20% Jan
21 Va Nov
114%
79 %
*35 V2
conv
General
101 Va Jan
24
'115%
77
5%
$1.60
General
100
19 Va Dec
*114%
Funeral
36 %
.1
6
13
8% Jun 22
32% Oct 24
Kennedy's
3,100
29%
39 % May
14
4
23
16% July
38 7
'
Equipt
43 s'a
34% Feb
102 Va- Feb
Mar
38%
100
9% Mar 19
21
38%
1%
common
preferred
4
106% Apr
Feb
81,000
15%
a
15 VA
500
14
12
16%
15 %
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4,900
25
20
11,000
15%
15%
President
1
3
70,500
22%
22
25
87
114%
'89
Jun
12 V8 Jun
84%
4
Oct
40% May 29,
CLOSED
22%
Jun
58% Jan
86 3a
76,900
89
'97
22
85 Va
85
No par
267a
82 %'
22 7
100
30 Va Jun
20
preferred
$3.75
3
34
19%
25 Va
88%
22% Jan
-f
79
EXCHANGE
28%
26% Jan
.
STOCK
19-%
,25 Va
Precision
26
'
80 %
19%
87
CLOSED
4,000
General
2
2
79
19%
900
4%
MaV 31
6
33% July
24%
79%
EXCHANGE
4;>a
-37
88%
4
30 % Apr
25%
78-a
STOCK
1
434
'a
22 %
Mar
:
24%
x-19%
1
5
£
distributed
General
16
I100
4%
*36
87%
1
Jan
20
8,000
,
4%
■'
22%
Jan
19% Feb
57 V4
103 Va
4%
36 %
87%
Dec
24
£6 %
*103 Ja
37
Corp..2
Corpi
Corp.
1,900
36 %
preferred
$5
56%
103
430
16 Va
1
common
Motors
16%
4,000
22%
28
6% Oct
103,71.
37
4,100
9 Va
No par
28
24
5SJa
*103 A" 109%
100
16%
-
Cement' Co.1
July 26
18 Vn Oct
16
56 Va
9
Portland
21 Va Mar
29
16
57 Va
9 Vb
112
General
May 29
26
"25 Va
15%
107
95 % Mar
2
'
5
_
8,600
8 %
a
23% Aug 23
27
;
8%
5,900
76 V4
8 V
3
ll'/4 Jan
„
9
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33%
75%
106
2
25% Nov
5
9
—
500
1,000
33 Va
8%
11%
30%
100 %
Jan
22 Va Mar 28
1
118% Jun
2
•
31% Jail
5%
105%
9,500
Jan
.27% Aug '20
35% Nov -20
2-
1C5 %
Corp
Instrument Corp
44 Va Jan
18
11%
76%
8
3,000
30 Va
33%
-
105
Foods
79
32%
76%
32%
76%
1,000
18
*99%
30%
100 %
8%
Corp
2
30 Va
*99%
76 %
Co
9
16
Jan
'
87
37 Va Mar 22
25% May 28
21 Va Nov
114
.
1
General
7
85 V4 Oct
2
Apr
57% Jan
21
V2 Dec
27
24
11%
30%
31 Va
No per
29% Feb
76% Nov 21
Oct
15
11V'4
434
28 V4
'
100%
_5
called
18'
113
3
20
_
81% Jun
11%
11%
9,500
4%
18
30
3,700
57
4,700
27%
27%
17%
8
Co Tnt%_L
Contract Finance
.22 Va Sep
90% Sep
4
Apr
31% Jan
•
106 % May 2,9
27%
18
*S9 %
2,600
35%
17%
26
17%
,
36 Va
56%
4%
29%
36
a
Va
5
com
preferred
6
11
2
59% Dec
25
>
29 Va
353a
26
1.25
Cigar
14
% Oct
77% Mar
4
116% Dec
1
44% Jun
Jan
••
27
71% Mar
2
33% Jan
21% May 29
23%' Jun
18
96
10 Va Oct
1
•
___
Corp
Corp
21
18 Va Aug
Texas
of
Bancshares
60 % Oct
:<
4 1
78% Mar 12
20
56 7
4
4%
—No par.
15
83% Jan
29 V
Co
preferred
'
19
Oil
2
July 19
36 V2 Jan.
46 Va Mar 20
6% Apr
56
100
22
2
.
56
4
com—1
28
85'
8
27
55%
..No par
Investors
7% Jan
20 % Jan
9
42% Mar 15
24
35
1
preferred
67 V2 Jan
16
35%
34%
a
'
26% Mar
30% Nov
Nov
29 %
34%
_5o
com
6
11"% Jan
26
Jun
preferred
Corp
voting pref
conv
28%
36
35%
common.l
23
99
23
Va Oct
Inc
Acceptance
$0.60
29%
35%
35
2
__r_
Industries
convertible
General
15
28 7
5
^__40
—_
Feb
86
1
4
common—5
8% Apr
.
28
27
Corp
Wood
'
7% Nov
Inc
Preferred
Garrett
'iviar 31
4
Skogmo
Conv
Gardner-Denver Co
33 % Mar 27
2
Jan
97
7
44 Va May 11
25.
5% Jun
102
Gamble
21
39% Ji m
40 V4 Mar 20
-
/
26
31 Va Mar 14
'
_
„
*91%
94
*94%
95%
*91%
94
94%
95
70
'
-
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102
*99
102%
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106 3 4
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106%
*106
106%
*105 Va
107
*105%
107
*105%
107
20
20%
*99%
2 3Va
102
20%
20%
20%,
2,600
198
Volume
Number 6321
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2139)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range fer Previous
STOCKS
Year 1963
Lowest
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tar
Nov.
IIIGII SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 25
Sales for
' Friday
Thursday
Nov. 28
Nov. 27
21%
the Week
Nov. 29
Shares
H
29
37% Aug 30
May 29
Jan '
7
36 % Mar 22
May 28
29
Apr
29
59% Feb
14
48
Oct
30
27% Jan
2574 May 28
44% Oct 24
10
36
2
8% Nov
26
6
27 % Jan
2
22% Feb
Jan
3
93
2674 Jun
26
36 % Jan
31
29% Jan
18% Jun
83
27
July
108
3
Feb
40% Sep 23
36% Nov- 15
Hackensack
54% Aug 30
15% May 27
Halliburton
Hall
Oct
(WF) Printing Co
24
34% Jan' '4
21% Feb
28 % Oct
21
34% Jan
15
26 % Jan
38% Oct
24
Hanna
3
48% Mar 13
31% Jan
Aug
3
128% Apr
13
20% July 11
39% Jan
75% Jan
2
35
25
2
43 % May
2
57% Oct
25 % May 29
38% Feb
1
30% July 26
35% Jun
39 V4 Jun
28
38% Oct
Jan
Jan
2
22
11
May lo
24 3
May 29
42
16
Oct
a
4
9
25% Nov
32% Mar 20
41 % Oct
17% Jan.. 2
23% May
22
30% Jan
4
6 % May 29
9% Jan
3
Mar 29
38% Jun
27
42
Oct
24
35 % Jan
Nov
7
21
16
40 % Jan
2
9
6
Feb
441/4 Jun
3
48% Oct
25
19% Jan
2
22
25% May
Nov
22
22
31% Jan
4
17
Nov
2J
Oct
19
64% Jan
18
39
Apr
84
Dec
7
88
Mar
2
85% Feb
20% Oct
24
48
Jan
2
19% Nov
tl 24
10% May 29
19 % Apr
44% Jan
17
26
Jan
8
37 % Jan
28
'8%
31
Sep
27
34 %
July 23
35
July 13
39
% May 14
25
50
Mar 21
110% Aug 10
118
Dec
20
115
Mar
55% July 18
82
Jan
3
59
Aug
25
40% Mar 27
36.
27% Jun
May 29
11
Apr
4
r% Feb
12
65 % Jan
15% May 24 '
12% Oct
30
16% Jan
2
Oct
23
21% July 10
29
Feb 14
15% Jun
21
37
19% Jan
3
18% Apr
9
25% Apr
Feb"" 13
15
33%
7 % Oct
24
17% Jan
17
Nov
8
Oct
16
15
2
6
Nov^22
17
~3% Decf
19
26% Jun
14
20
July
8% Feb
3a,Mar
3% Jan
1
4
Sep
53% Aug
Jan
3
1
101% Jan
2
26
21
Jan
12
19% Nov
2 %. Nov
17% Jan
5
15% Jun
23% Mar
1
5
22
25
18%
26
$5
24% Aug 16
Hotel
5%
29% Oct
2
46
57 % Mar 20
14
82 % May
75
Aug
6
83
Jan
10
89% Jun
90
Jan
9
97 % Dec
80
17
4
28
95
May
1
17% Feb
8
9% Nov
21
563a Apr
9
47% Jan
2
Oct~24
68% Jan
2
26 % Nov
8
101% Mar
28
6
98 % Jan
10
28
3% %
4.40%
55% Oct
23
20
15
18
8
45
Jun
21% Feb
13
14% Oct
3D
18
Apr
38 7a
1,300
18%
19
9,600
*41 %
Sound
39
7',,
42%
7%
*41%
Thanksgiving
41
38%
'42%
Day
4074
35,300
2174
20%
21%
21
21%
25 74
24%
25%
24%
25%
1774
1774
17 7a
17%
18
4074
417 4
401.4
4174
40%
88
19%
19%
23 74
24 74
23%
24',4
19%'
24
,
127,,
12%
13
12 3
3774
38 74
39
391/4
*38
1/24
115
35 74
31 7a
35%
22,300
34%
/
8,200
35%
15,000
11672
*59 3
—
4
31%
31 %
31%
43 74
44 74
43 74
44%
431/4
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13%
13 74
13%
1374
13%
18 3
4
1974
19 74
20
19%
19%
21'.4
21%
21 1/2
21 %
22
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1
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19%
19%
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19%
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1
38
38
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41%
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15
15 74
15
15 74
5
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6
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6 74
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r
47
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'
5
5
4974
50%
1
26
2 6'/4
26
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45
45%
Corp common—5
36
36%
Winston
Inc
No par
•.
series' C
74
*96
4%
3,900
9,800
6.700
45
45 74
44%
45
5,700
36
36%
36%
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6,900
96 %
96V4
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98
1974
201/4
20
1
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2%
25
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27 3 a
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9674
.
105 74
103
2074
>
2
274
16 1/4
15 74
2774
45
45%
common_No par
56
56%
55
56
82%
82 74
82 74
83
100
&
Power
*86
88
*97
9874
No par
42%
1
-
;
Indust
Inc
,*11
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28%
200
5474
557 a
2,800
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o
837a
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98 74
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43%
42 74
42%
48
48 %
481/4
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11%
10
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10
52 74
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53
52 3
26%
27%
26%
27'4
26%
100
—100
1
.
_50
:
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*101
7%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
*43
102 74
*101
99'/2
99
a
1174
10
4,900
5274
400
27
11,500
10174
8
100
120
x7%
STOCK
10174
*98 74
99
77'a
8
,
9%
6,300
15.400
8
16,200
44
14%
,
9 7
1021/2
*98%
STOCK
50
42%
'974
preferred series A
200
97
52 ',4
preferred series B
Hupp Corp common
5H
preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
70
89
97
,
1
5
300
4,900
45%
No par
com
16
29%
4974
48%
Corp.—__zr„1
5,300
:;.45
88
88
*97
2%
43 >4
'
Co
.
10
4,200
2 74
28%
45%
10
103
20%
'
15 74
27%
,
20%
74
*45
—100
18,100
27
2.50
1;
11,900
25%
50
;
10,600
6%
26 72
10574
100
15%
18%
5
—No par
preferred-
1,500
9,000
216,500
'
53
*103
preferred
7,700
a
50%
*104 %
common-.
7,600
'
5 '/4
49%
10
14,100
-
18%
6%'
18'.,
a
!
8
15
6%
18
18%
481/4
,
3,900
44
13
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Corp
620
62
31%
,32
1,200
,
10%
*115
63
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631,4
6,700
13
39%
39
10
115
115
116
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*38
10 %
9%
10 74
367a
j
'
39
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39
974
9,200
6,606
20%
24%
12%
37%
35 VB
1
13,600
88
19%
,
*86 74
6,500
5,600
-
41
*8674
88
*86%
X18 74
10
Corp
■_
1,200
41
2174
Funeral
1
Co.—
&
*41%
42%
37 %
1,300
24
6%
4
21
President
Kennedy's
7%
7
Xl7
5%
5
Jun
91/8 Oct
38 74
CLOSED
__,1.50
Lighting
Hunt Foods
14
26
Jan
13% Oct
103
EXCHANGE
18%
5
Bay Min
Sm Ltd
Foreign transactions
7
6% Aug
40% Jan
3872
18 74
7 74
No par
8.33 74
Hudson
103% Aug 21
98% Feb
381/2
18%
7
Li0c
Co
Johnson
Howe
6
14
Feb
9% Mar 26
38%
17%
CLOSED
preferred..25
preferred
Howard
20
Dec
101
38
EXCHANGE
1
25c
Finance
14
42
July 6
5% May 29
96 %
23
Industries Inc common—3
Howard Stores
361/2 Jun
23
*22'%
3,8(k)
33
5
America
13% Aug 22
Jun
STOCK
4%; preferred
Houston
551/4 May
23%
preferred
9
2
22%
Bearing Co
of
Household
5
2
23
STOCK
100
convertible
Sop
9% Jan
43% May 29
$2.25
May
48
11,900
Corp
convertible
Houdaille
92%' Mar 21
100
6
31 %
1
Mining
Corp
6
Mar 26
88
31%
America,
&
Ball &
31"
May
61% Aug 20
"39% Jan
45% Aug 27
13
Jan
4
2
July 18
42
,
Oct~24
Aug 13
Oct'
2
87
Hoover
15
2
31%
Corp
div 2nd pfd
May 31
9
31%
Co
preferred
S4.25
45% Jan
3,000
31%
50
Engineering
Chemical
9
40% Jan
52%
31
Co
Hooker
9
3 % Feb
51%
5
Corp___
Ilomestake
May
17
32
53
Inc
Rinehart
106 % May
May, 17
41
37% July 18
Jan
99
32%
1
Sugar
Holt
39% July 12
'93
32 74
1
of
4,200
5174
r
common
Furnace
8
2
6
132
2,200
52'%
40c
Electronics
Holland
Holly
14
43% Jan
*129%
132
*129%
34%
32%
32%
i'uu
Inns
25
32% May
*129%
A
Holiday
30
July 18
3
36
Inc
Hoffman
30
35 74
common
Chemical
&
Hotels
6% Sep
104
~2% Oct~24
37
10% Jan
35 %
35
36%
132
34%
x51
Payne
Voltage
58% Oct
11
Jun
Hilton
341/4 Jun
Jun
28 %
High
25
2
94% Dec
95
25
22
25
Mar 22
9% Oct
Sep
28% Jan
25
35%
No par
Hewlett-Packard
Jan
60'.
July
55
17,400
common..
Hewitt-Robins
Nov
41 % Jan
8
14
4,200
37%
Co
Oil
30
28
32%
Hess
1
27 % Jan
Hertz
25
25
32% Jun
24% Feb
25%
37'74
preferred-No par
Chocolate Corp
No par'
Heublein
9
Dec
16% Jun
3
May 16
25%
37%
5
common
class
cohv
2
Jun
14% Jun
7
17% May
35
26 74
37
Inc
Powder
Hershey
54% Jun
22 %
34 74
2574
preferred
S2
36
42
93
5%
40% Jan
,■
6
26
87% Jun
2
Mar 11
99
3574
Industries
&
13,200
.
23
*92%
_1.25
non-cumulative
Helmerich
9%
9
*22%
___i
Corp..
Hercules
Jan
Co
(GW)
99
25%
36%
(WEp& Co
7%
16
37
24
Jun
43% Jan
69
23
22
Heller
Helme
118
24
2
Heli-Coil
23
*9274
1.700
35 74'
preferred-
24
1
4
(HJ)
5,600
36'/a
Marx
Telephone
3.65%
*2274
Inc..1
Corp
Helen6 Curtis
May 22
39% Aug 22
13 la Feb 28
2
10% Oct
14% Oct
Jan
Heinz
41 %
28
32 % Oct
16
18% Jan
<fc
Industries
Hazeltine
35% July 12
30% Oct
2
Hayes
1,200
3674
53%
52 »/8
25'4
Haveg Industries Inc
8
20
Schaffner
Hawaiian
10
30% Jan
World
Corp of America
5%
preferred
12
89 % Jun
21
12% Nov
6
31% Oct
2
19
Nov
'
3
50% Sep
&
Hat
32
Sep 11
25% Feb 20
22
15% Jun
34
Brace
Harvey Aluminum Inc
11
20% Nov
13
Hart
2374
99
'
391/4
3674
:7.50
com
Corp
Corporation.
Harshaw Chemical Co
29
874
8%
*94
2.50
Harsco
7
21
*38%
■
9 74
_l_i
Harris-Intertype
6
Jan
18% May
I
1
preferred
Harcourt
21
Dec
17% May 29
30
6%
521/8
*22 72
100
(M A)
go
Harbison-Walker Refrac
132 % July 15
361,2
52
9
2.50
Hammond Organ Co_
23
Oct
126
361,4
52 '/4
100
16 V2 Oct
122
3674
1
common
21% Oct
26
38%
1
4','c
convertible preferred
Hammermill Paper Co
38%
361,4
.5
4
3874
52
5
Co
Hamilton Watch Co
31
38
12.50
Hallicrafters Co
27 % Apr 10
108% Aug 23
37
Water
*43
43%
EXCHANGE
*42%
43%
14%
*14%
14%
CLOSED
*14%
50
1472
600
I
32% July 31
Jan
23% May 29
37
18% Sep
29 % Jan
27
Mar 18
21
36% May 23
Idaho Power Co__
26% May 24
Idea! Cement
5
President
33 %
34%
5
Co—
Kennedy's
22%
23'/a
22%
23
Funeral
50%
517 b
51%
53
5074
50
50
37
45 y8 Apr
31%
Jun~25
41
May 29
28
42% Jan
44 V2
48% July
10
Illinois
Central
Industries
2
No par
57% Jun
25
Illinois
Central
RR
No par
Illinois
Power
,34% Mar
45
Nov
30
Apr
46% May
16
July 16
59% July
39% Jan
2
46% Feb
5
9
6
8
46% Nov
21
52% May 16
3
50% Aug
15
May 25
48% Nov
May 29
46
45% July 19
50
44% Feb
5
47
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
43
15
Nov
48
-
Nov
7
29'
42
Sep
48
Feb
21
49 % Jun
25
9
53
13 % Oct
8
17% Sep
36% Jan
29
*51%
52%
*51 %
52%
49
*48
49
*48
49
4.20%
preferred :
—50
*4 6
47
*46
47
Indian
Head
Indiana
Mills
^
Inc
15
14%
•24
2374
1574
2474
30'a
30%
3174
3174
6'/4 Jan
9
29
Jan
5
155
Jun
19
155
Jan
28
26
48% Jan
2
36
Mar
31
Sep
30
38% May 23
39 % Jan
22
30%
Feb
4
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—10,
May 29
40% Aug 28
Interchemic.1l
90% July 24
98
Apr
26
96
Mar
24
29
Mar 16
23% Jan
2
384 % Jan
25
20 % Oct
'578% Jan
.
Jun
14
43% Oct
24
57 % Mar
1
8
101
Jan
2
34
Jun
22
81
Jan
9
Feb
57
16
40% Jan
83% Jan
6
85% Mar
Oct
7
Jun^25
Jun
24
9
5
12%
38 74 Mar 16
99
Dec
30%
Dec
18
Jan
2
26
Oct
25
Nov
1
105
4%. Jun
28
12
Dec
Jun
29
55
'
29
68 % Feb
1
16
18
Jan
4
20% Mar 14
36%
100
Sep
Aug
35 % Jun
20
2
25
114% July 15
11
Jan
6 4 74
Jan^
29
25
Nov
22
10% Jan
28
20% Apr
22
29% Feb
7
4
'
2
6
25
36
Mar 26
Oct
26
98
Jan
3
71
Mar
4
86
21% Oct
'
25
29
Feb
27
24
Aug
1
28i/4 Apr 23
51% Aug 23
18 % Jun
62
26
.41% Apr
May 29
39% May
37% Mar 13
33
Jun
58% Jan
115% Jan
May 28
92
18
34
24
July 24
Jun
38% Sep
41% Jan
16
2
12
99% Jan
3
109
Nov
7
106% Sep
4
101
100'% Sep
2
11
39% Nov 29
53% Sep
6
Aug 30
5
Int'l
Business
507
Packers
International
Paper
preferred,
Int'l. R-ys
5%
50% Dec
20
2
27% July 24
38
May 29
17% Nov
2
124% Aug 30
24
12% Jun
(Jan-.'
33
1
Jan
26
118
21 % Mar
8
Jan
49% Jan
3
3
19% Jan
2
% Apr
16
13% Jan
2
121
28 % May
551/2 Apr
3
5 8'/2 May 21
31 % Nov 13
131
July
1774 Apr
1
23
22
16% Jan
10
10
11% Jun
82
25
July
43% Sep
9
24% Feb
87% Jun
21
Jan
2
8% Nov
-
22
12
International
5
19i% Feb
84% Jan
14
7
90
75% Jan
2
49% Oct
29
88% Jun
13
86% Jan
7
7
42
Jan
2
7
73 % Jan
2
For
23
59% Feb
112
.
footnotes,
Feb
see page
25.
6
% Nov 29
Sep
28
61% Oct
9
1
May 15
6174 Apr 30
89 74 Jun
20
51% Jun
6
1241% Oct 16
464 i/4
47174
470%
57 7B
57 '/a
57
1611/4
591,8
*84
7 7
«
62 7 »'
8 74
8
63
24%
477%
478
486%
57%
57 Vb
16174
Resistance
63
8%
,874
64
62 74
63%
14
14
1474
12,500
32 74
31%'
3274
47,100
99
par
1
27
100
*104
*105 74
*5074
21%
21%
22
78
76
76 ',4
2674
26%
35
35%
38
*39%
42
*39%
48%
,50
49 74
49%
4974
10374
103%
*103%
.,L_1
34%
25
Tel com/No par
common
Tel &
conv
pfd
B
_Z0o
103 74
103%
103V4
10374
10374
.100
102'/2
10374
*102%
20'/2
21%
series C
series D
pfd
Motor
100,
100
,
60.900
290
103%
-
103%
340
10274
1,03
102%
21%
2.000
2174
800
100
4374
477«
48
4374
49%
26,100
22%
22%
5.600
25%
2574
2574
Co
&
.
Electric Co
Light Co
1
—10
50c
;
1
521/2
54%
28%
*128
431/2
291/4,531/2
5574
29
131
X2574
25%
1.000
28%
29
28%
28%
2,200
53
53
52%
53
1,400
55
r
29 %
*128
55 74
29 74
131
>,
54 74
29%
5414
1,000
30
4,900
131
*128
5
1672
1674
1634
1674
17%
9,000
5
Co
1674
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
4.700
1
Breaker
8%
8%
8%
J
9
Lake Sulphur Co
Inc
common
:
pfd
.(
100
16
16%
16%
87 74
87%
8774
87'%
87
200
8.100
18
87%
5 1 74
*87%
5
:
9%
16%
_1
Corp
7.000
974
15
100
preferred
Johnson
1
9 %
9 Vb
Inc
transactions
&
39%
501/2
104
43%
Coal common
Johns-Manville
Johnson
103 74'
400
22%
29%
Co
5.800
22 74
25%
Tea
3%%
38
47
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
4.300
39%,
2174
*42 74
8.200
7674
26%
37%
42
22%
7674
26%
47%
*42%
3.50
&
21
2174
,
'22%
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
9.600
22%
Gas
Fund
6%
45%
preferred
Japan
2,100
774
51
1
Power
I-T-E-Circuit
2,300
Freight System—1
Light & Power Co—2.50
Creek
6 74
26%
26 %
4%
4%
Power
*50 74
'■
1,00
2674
107
*6%
63«
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred
25
$6
*103
51%
674
6%
99%
2674
107
7
7
774
*99
27 74
27
27%
51%
6%
99 3 4
,*99
99
107
7
1
preferred—
Island
3,600
13 '/a
21 7 B
pfd series
Iowa
5,500
11,400
.
313/4
*75 %
conv
Iowa-Illinois
100
8%
63
62 7a
11,200
%
13%
__10c
4%
Interstate
490
85
321/2
No par
Silver
conv
162 74
60 74
12%
...No par
International
7%
11.600
31%
*50
Co
Shoe__
International
1,800
35,700
■
58
85
63 '4
,
61%
6IV2
24%
,
60%
*84
63%
101
88
59
6074
88
24 74
*100
163%
162
162%
No par
Corp..
International Salt
International
Foreign
July 16
38% Sep 24
84
13% May
241/8
'
'
y
9% Oct
LNo
com
Rectifier
Iowa Elec
23% Jan
49
24%
100
of Cent Amer
2
3174 May 28
3
12
8
101
18,400
a
1
preferred
International
Interstate
52% Apr
X24'
*99 74
101
427
2.50
Interstate Dept Stores.:
25% Jan
21
2,700
*99 i/4
'
28
17% May 29
2,900
34%
61 %
Z.
24
40LJun
34
33 %
'
$4
50% Oct
3
33%
34%
__1%
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
5%
convertible preferred
^
'271/2 Jun
Jun
42%
34
34
No par
Limited
2
52
43 74
33'/4
_5
common
16
6
42%
33%
transactions—,
International
28% Jari
10
42%,
..100
Canada
7
Jan
a
Oct
16074
34%
100
com
.
Mining Corp
of
42
*155
33%
No par
Chemical
&
preferred
22
25% Jun
1,100
6.800
33
Machines..5
common
30
14
104
574
79%
,
160 74
*155
7,000
574
78,%
•
7$ 74
_5
^.1
Aug
20
4
574
5,700
7,800
100
2
,50% Mar
24
160%
No par 1
21% Oct
19% Oct
*157
common
42V2 Nov
V
41% May 25
5%
7774
Corp
Minerals
Foreign
,
31'
31
77%
100
6orp
Iron
Nickel
,
5%
77
preferred
International
Int'l
5%
No par
'
Harvester
4%
-
Mexico.100 pesos
common
7%. preferred—
30
1
De
Co
International
Int'l
17
18
5 % July 19
48V8 Oct 10
17
Dec
18% Jan
7% May 29
7
28
Jan
31
Jan
98
104
Interlake
65% Oct
25% Nov
17
4%%
15
871/4 Sep
11 % Jan
15'
Nov~26
26'% Jan
10
Dec
95
101
37
56% Aug'
3
18% Dec
4
22% Oct
85% Jan
Steel.
29
63 'a May 20
'
52
Inland
Oct
175
Elect
preferred—
501% Oct
157 % Jan
145
Indianapolis
Ingersoll-Rand
26% Apr
49 % Jan
159 % Mar
300
46% Sep
80
14%
23 '/'a
81% Oct
31% Jun
46
14%
2
11
46,
24%
29
1
47 74
14%
25
6%
*46 74
23%
Feb
Aug 20
47 74
„1
Jan
Industria.
4
Corp
1
Power & Light—No par
General
5% Nov
18
1,100
4,600
/
45%
52%
65
159
50 74
*51%
•5
Sep
3,700
37
*4474
*48
5o
19
33 74
5074
36%
,
45:%
__50
Jan
29%
*4674
19,400
—50
7% Feb
May 21
61/4 / 47%
6,300
52%
preferred
87
151
'
*
34%
74
preferred
26
31
36%
*441/2
-
*4474
23
52
.
preferred
5074 Sep
5% May 29
36%
45%
36
1-
23
Day
4.42%
'
5
27
5Q
34 74
Thanksgiving
,
4.70%
20
23 '/a Nov
% Mar 30
common—No par
491/2
34%
4.26%
30
Jan
Co
preferred
4 08%
50% Mar 20
49 % Feb
Co.
34
x46%
5
x99.
5 1 74
91
47%
102%
51%
*8774
46%
101
51 %
91
47 7a
105
,
51
*87%
4674
103%
130
3.300
51%
91
'
■
.
•:
47,
11.400
107%
10.000
20
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2140)
Monday, December 2, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Hange for
STOCKS
Previous
Highest
,
May 29
15
Lowest
38% Oct
22
96 Vj Jun
18
13 V. Dec
19
14% Oct
26
29 Va Jan
2
2
102% Mar 26
17% Jan
4
73% Jan
40 V. Jan
4
'
14% Nov
2
8
100% Jan
13 Va Jan
19% Jan
Monday
Par
24
Jonathan Logan Inc_.—
Oct
17
Jones
65
105 % Apr
23
29% Sep
&
Tuesday
Nov. 25
50c
6
Joy Manufacturing Co
Sales for
Friday
Nov. 28
16%
17
17
61%
61
105 %
105
s
61%
105 %
105V4
17%,
14
14
14 Vs
24%
24%
Nov.
17
the Week
Shares
£9
17,100
60%
25
17%
.62%
42,600
104%
14 VB
24 %
l
PRICES
Thursday
Nov. 27
60%
Laughlin
SALE
Wednesday
Noy. 26
Steel common_lo
5% preferred series A
—100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
l
24
15% Oct
4
2
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
21V4 Jun
22
47 V2 Jan
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lewest
104%
320
14*4.
14%
90O
24%
24%
8,000
32%
33 %
8,500
93%
95 %
700
*50 Vs
50%
10O
K
Mar 15
35
May 29
37
84
Jun
Sep
50% Dec
'47
Jun
101
3
Jan
103
26
Jan
99
7
6
May 16
112
10
20
111
May 21
31 Va Nov
Jan
2
50
Mar 25
104 V2 Jan
4
102 Va Feb
28
37 V2 May
78
July 31
Apr
3
86
Aug
6
94 Va Dec
26
95 Va Jan
26
101 Va Nov
5
83
42 Vs Jun
14
90
Jan
81
100 l/4
Feb
21
4%%
31
5
Kansas
86
Mar
4%
97% May
Jan
8
94 Va Dec
27
95 % Jan
10
91
Jan
26
95 V4 Oct
22
97
Sep
26
12 <
41% NoV
23
38% Jan
4
19% Jan
8
21% 'Mar 25-
27% Jan
2
47 V2 Nov
29
35 % Sep
53% Feb
17% Nov
15
20
Nov
27
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
12
36 Va Jun
27
13 % Oct
24
26 y4 Jun
25
50'/a May
26 Va Jan
7
100% Apr
48% Jun
36
24% Sep'24
16% Mar 18
Sep
40 Va Jan
3
33
Jan
2
42
Jan
2
30
Jan
2
2
48
59% Oct
22
86
5
60% Oct
24
91% Mar '5
60% Nov
34% Jan
25
46 Va Feb
19
25
41
Jan
23
791/4 Jan
3
23
34 Va Dec
21
Jan
11
Kansas Gas
26
Kansas
11% Dec
28
20
33 Va Jun
27
44% Mar 14
80 Va Aug
2
88
24
57
21% Oct
Mar 16
Feb
26
12
21
5
Kendall
2
11
10
42% Apr
Copper
County Land
Co
Oil Industries
Sep
3
29
12
Jan
2
16% May 31
39%
Mar
8
43% Apr
16
Oct
14
91
40% Oct
41 %
Kennedy's
4%
Apr
36% Jan
8
21% Jan
2
29 %
Oct
16% Jan
13% Jan
2
27% Oct
7
22
18% Nov
14
Inc
H)
11
Oct
20
Jun
25
30 Va Jan
2
23% Jan
2
31% Aug 26
Kroger Co
24% Oct
26
39 Va Jan
4
27% Jan
2
34% Sep
K
Kroehler Mfg Co
16
V
P
95%
99%
41%
42
*20%
21
9,200
20%
20 %
32
32 74
32 V4
32%.
1,'500
48%
48 %
48 -a
47%
48
6.500
22 Vs
21%
22
'
Day
• ■
300
21%
22%
42%
12,700
42%
43%
43%
43%
3.300
39
38%
39 V,
39 Vi
39%
38%
38%
39%
39
39 %
2,500
74%
74
74%
71%'
73%
18.700
61%
64%
8,700
36% ''37%
17,600
62 Vs
62%
35;,4
36%
36
37 7
38
38
66%
68 Vs
67
68%
40 3
4
41%
42 3«
44-'u
x23 %
23%
23 %
14%
14%
14%
'•
40%
x89
89
371
37
63
62 %
.
«
x40
36%
"a
400
66%
67
8.600
45%
3,600
23%
24%
14%
*14%
14%
40%
*88 %
40%
40%
89
74
35
36'
25%
22 Vs
22%
22%
7,100
'
500
3.2C0
88 v*
s
88 %
140
35%
37 Vi
114.100
25%
25%
.
37%
44
25%.
a
4.200
23:%
40%
&
Va '
37%
24:,4
25%
5.900
22%
*21 Vi
*16%
17%
16%
17
'17
17%
1,200
28 Vs
287s
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
,6,600
30 Vs
30%
30 %
3074
30%
30%
4,500
8%
14.600
<
5
Paper Co
Thanksgiving
20%
377 a
__1
Sutherland
101
*92%
*97%
73',4
1
& Co
CLOSED
38%
10
(S
42 74
*99
99 7a
41%
94%
38%
10
Kress
EXCHANGE
95%
*97%
3,500
86
32%
X42
10
Kresge (S S) Co
41%
*92%
STOCK
a
21 Va
100
Korvette (E J)
4
25% Mar 12
41'A
*83
94 7
101
32
1
preferred
110
48%
—_1
_1()0 g
Royal Dutch Airlines
Foreign Transactions,
Koppers. Co Inc common.
*105
*92 %
'
111
20 Va
Funeral
5
KLM
28
22
Mar 12
X41 Vs
President
*108
86
*99
95 %
1
50
*92%
99%
—1
24% Nov
*83
93 Va
*92%
__2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
86
101
*97%
No par
Kerr-McGee
24
18
41
8
16
Oct
24
CLOSED
l
,1
20
2
Mar 22
110
41
41%
*99
_50c
Co
22
Sep
2
10
*105
l
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
Kern
110
8.75
40% Sep
32% Jan
25
No par
Kennecott
13% Oct
20
Co
Light Co
&
72%
52% Mar 13
84 V2 Jan
—25
Kayser-Roth Corp
Jun
1115% Jan
May 28
preferred
111,
*92 %
100
No par
com
93
50%
*108
?83
STOCK
EXCHANGE
100
Electric
&
Power
78% Jan
3
Jun
30% Jun
45% Oct, 25
Non-cumulative
79% May
2
34
24
preferred
preferred
City Southn Ind
Kansas
42% Sep
22
Jan
100
32%
*50 Vs
111
X41
100
_____
32%
93
'
*105
100
.'
;
preferred-
44% Nov
27
66% Jan
preferred
50%
*108
par
preferred
4.35%
1
25
24% NoV-13
4
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
4.20%
2
89
36 Vs Nov
pfd—100
32%
92
50%
50
100
4.50%
7
32
92
100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd
3.80%
July 19
96% July 17
33740
preferred.
of 1957) conv
(ser
4%%
102
Corp
preferred
43% Sep
12
Nov
Chem
&
convertible
4%%
Jan
110
24
93
Alum
4Va %
7
113% Aug 22
28
99
Kaiser
5
July 19
52 V4 Aug
5
22
500
L
10
Oct
24
40 Va Jan
31 Va Jan
12
7% Nov
27
15% Jan
25 V2 Nov
12
8
35% May
7
51% Apr 26
7
29% Oct
2
19 Va May 29
36% Aug 15
20 Va Oct 25
18
40 Va Mar
36% Jan
8
10
Jun
15
36Va Jan
3
13% Oct
22
29V» Feb
9
13 Va Jun
26
21% Apr
3
13V4 Jun
25
39
Jan
15
15
28
24
Feb
Sep
1 %
May 29
44
Nov
22V2 Mar
18
14
Nov
26
Va Nov 26
'13% Jan
21
14
24
Nov
17
44 % Sep
14% Nov
21
20 v* Jun
Lear
1% Mar 16
1 Vb Aug
Lee
19
19% Jan
9
22% Dec
11
21% Sep
1
23
Jan
24
35% Feb
7
26% Jan
2
«1% Oct
22Vt May 29
43% Feb
8
27% Nov
22
39 % Jan
22
8
9% Jan
2
8% Oct
25
13
Feb
43% Oct
4
62
Mar 19
50% July 24
9% Oct
24
17'/a Mar 12
12 Va Mar 26
63 Va Oct
147
31 Va
15
23
May 31
May 29Jun
40
110% Feb
6
155'/a May U
45% Nov 26
25
24
Oct
25% Jan
54% Mar 29
2
66 V2 Jan
2
29
13 %
Lehn
25
7%
Link
Belt
19 Va Jan
2
4% Aug 13
57
2
13% Aug 14
57% Mar
1
86% Oct
24
Litton
33% Nov
44
25
Oct~24
151/8 Oct
69% Dec
471/2
5
Feb"*~6
23
24% Feb
13
18% May 29
27% Jan
2
Jun
6
155% Jan
6
104
23
22
88
Aug
9
95
90
Jan
3
Mar 20
96
Dec
31
27
May
63% Feb
151
25V2 May 29
40
50
Apr
64
May 29
8 V. May 29
1
6
4
Mar 20
Apr
15% Feb-
94 % Mar
8
96
Jar.
16
Nov
26
42 Vs Jan
2
142% Jan
3
'32
Jan
7
97,
Nov
15
99 Va Oct
10
18% July 12
54% Apr
154
39
17
Nov
18
Jun
4
85% Oct
17
2
43 V4 Sep
5
-Nov
22
49% Apr
15
15% Jan
2
23
10
4
21% Feb
20
Oct
25
231/4 Jun
25
44% Jun
5
45% Jun
25
Jan 16
24
40 V2 Feb
20
24
Jan
2
44 Va Mar 15
35% Oct
15
47 Va Feb
46 % Jan
3
52
May 27
56
Jan
2
76
Nov
23
30
93
Dec
31
91% Sep
4
30% Jan
15
96 % Apr
19% Mar
1
24
20
,
2
Jan
3 % Mar 27
Jun
26
Jun
25
47% Mar 20
2
56 7i> Mar 12
45% Jun
36 %
July 30
48% Feb
1% July
9
8% July lg
25
/ Jun
25
32% Feb
28
20% Oct
24
27
14
4Va Jun
25
7
36
May 29
20% May 29
221/4 May 29
24
2% Jan
22% Jan,
21% Aug
2
6
5% Jan
7
45% Mar 14
43 % Feb
27
34
Aug 30
19% Nov
59% Aug 15
21
35
35
M'ar
26% Jan
2
Feb
Mar
1
9
33 % May 24
25 % May 14
9 V4 Oct
9
Jan
23
35 v4 Sep
6
27
28% Sep
18 Va Jan
12
9% Sep
19
56
15% Feb
13
32 Vs Nov
27
40% May 23
38% Feb
5
Feb
4
24% Jan
2
33% July 22
46 Va Mar 15
17
28% Jan
2
36% Dec
27
36 % Jan
10
26
46 Vs Jun
43v
Nov
22
61
58 Va Jan
2
53
May 27
May 18
82
May 28
25% May 29
42V4 Jun
77% Jan
25
77 Va Feb
21
83 V2
May 17
70% Jun
29
76
May 21
5
84
-
32
Apr
18
3
July 26
% Jan
2
83
Feb
26
75
July, 29
82
Jan
77 Va Feb
20
84
131/4 Oct'
24
35% Feb
5
23 % Jun
14% Jan
25
35% Feb
2
29 % Jan
33
27
May 10
78% Jan
3
29% Jun
21
35
Dec
20
15
22
32% Jan
2
24
% Sep
25 V8 Jan
2j
15% Nov
27
81 Vs Dec
24
125
Jan
81 Va Dec
27
104
Mar
23
Dec
19
18% Oct
23
150 Va Jan
19
19
19
9
48
Jan
34% Jan
19 % Mar
LowenStein
(M) &
Lukens Steel Co
69%
13,000
153
15374
153
153 V2
35%
35
35 74
35
35%
17%
17
18
54 %
53
55%
2 300
4%
13%
4%
18,900
13%
78%
80%
86.500
37%
3.9
59,400
687a
47s
47a
14'4
14%
77%
79
36%
37%
STOCK
76%
78%
EXCHANGE
36%
37%
-
STOCK
CLOSED
17 Vs
17%
177s
20 %
19%
2314
22 34
2374'
'
20%
22%
CLOSED
17%
1«%
President
*130
Kennedy's ''
Funeral
',97
7,500
13,500
23%
16,300
*130
Day
.
*93
96 7a
10
10%
10
10-s
5
x43
43%
42%
35.%
35%
83
353s
83 Va.
'
96%
11
20,100
43%
27,500
-
153
5,600
82%
83
36%'
83
1,600
11%
11%,
11%
1274
12
12%
42
41%
42
41%
43
1.7%
10
160
35%
40
1
...3.33V3
15,100
97
10%
1*152
,35:}4
82 34
.
42%
.
152
152
30%
106
*95
43%
153
144
'30%
*103
25c
Xl51%
17%
20%
97
*95
96%
*95
17%
20%
22%
il/o
*93
iu0
EXCHANGE
30%
30 Vs
l(jt)
*93
100
'
30
u.>
100
7,800
37,900
Thanksgiving
144
*130
144
29%
*1
100
Co
68 Vs
4%
14%
4%
14
5
Sons Inc_„
Steamship
187s
18 7
19 7
18%
18%
a
a.
11,100
,
.
5,100
6,000
22
34% Jan
<2
19% Jan
4
16/ Jan
49% Feb
9
40
19% Oct
29
Jun
25
23% Jan
9
46% Jan
2
12 % Jan
Jan
10% Jan
31
39 Vi Jan
12
2
3
23% Jan
94
Mar
28
4
408
Apr 19
73% Mar 13
31% Apr
60 % Feb
26
6
40% May 16
32 V4 Sep 23
18% Sep 18
Apr- 22'
51'
2
18 Va May
1
38 % Feb
8
,2.?% Mar 12
footnotes,
see page
3
9% Jan
51% May 14
2
12
46 Va Nov
22
20% Nov
26
19% Nov 23
25.
Feb
55% Oct
13
17
29% Mar 29
23% Feb
1
26%
26%
26%
1,70
37
37%,
37%
38%
,16,60
51
.
'
51
51
51%
51% .'
73 Va "
74%
74%
74%
74 Vs
74%
95
95
94 Va
94%
94 Vs
94%
l
20
20%
20%
2d7s
1%
TTs
20%
1%
21
1%
.1
;
1%
13
8.40
1%
16,10
8%
8%
27
28
27%
27%
27%
28
3.10
i
41
42
4174
42 %
41 Vs
43
39,10
>39 Vs
.
8%
8%
8%
8%
80
39 Vs
40
4013
40
40%
8,20
5
27
28
■27 V,-
27%
28
28 %
1,70
12.50
*24
24%
24
24
24
24
l
Manning Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Marathon Oil Co.—
.—.No par
Maremont Corp
_i
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
51%
52%
52 74
527 a
53%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
Marine
5
32 74
32%
1
28%
29
1
10
10%
1,20
56
Midland
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp
Corp
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co..
Marshall
Field
36%
37 Va
36%
37%
5.50
20%
62,90
19 Va
20
40 Va
41**".* *.'■
1
44%
4814
5
67
67%
*84
*84%
l
...
-
preferred
68
68
68%
5.30
85 V2
84%
84%
*84%
85%
86
86
86
*85
86%
(J
McDonnell
Aircraft
Ray)
Co
&
•
•:
'
Corp..
Mach & Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
6.200
34
*2274
23
23
,
36
-
21
21
*36%
36%
33%
600
34
*22%
r
s
*73
83
•
21 '4
,
107„
10%
11
75
*89 7
23
1,700
*81
*
94
10%'
2iy4
3.000
11%
11,300
75
83
n
*73
*81
83
94
.
89 7
21
75
.
*89%
94
61
61
61
1
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
23%
22,700
2.50
54Vs
54%
54%
55
55 %
58
12,700
Inc
i
t
}>36%
-
27%
27%
28
1
17 %
17%
17 7's
41
4174"^
41%
15
15 3
37%
,
28%
29%
17%'
*17' r
41%
41%
470
37%
28%
37 7
37 7'a
377 s
1
No par
Steel
58%/-
33 Va
10
1.900
59%*
McKee
Inc
57%
57 Va
36
*81
'
No par
Co
4,600
,
60
'.
Co
37%
'
60
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Foreign transactions
&
36%
.57
105s
.100
A__
Robbins
16%
373a
36 7'a
,
33%
20%
—100
Publishing
G)
88
16%
36
*73
■
McGregor-Donlger Inc class
Trucking
*86
163a
58
*22
___100
Corp
McGraw-Edison Co
McGraw-Hill
t
100
preferred—
76%
87 7a
33%
50c
preferred
*75%
a
•
3
:
common
76%
877
56%
r'r
2.90
*75 7 a
,
36
■
X20
/16%
76 %
88
'
37%
preference B_
McNeil
13,80
67 7 a
x37
No par
-
preference B
McLouth
47%
,45%.
•
16%
'
conv
&
42
46%
16
..No par
conv
(A
41 %
4fv<t
*74
—No par
4 % %
McKesson
20's
41%
*85
No par
common
5% %
McLean
19%
41
__i
—
McDermott
7,50
2,10
36%
No par
convertible
4.40
36%
McCord
$6
5,00
'
33
No par
convertible
11
32%
Co__
3 % %
29%
10%
3974
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No par
$3.40
preferred
a
No par
3%% preferred 1959 series
100
Corp
McCrory Corp
32
29
32%
common
conv
31
'10 !,
a
'
33
:___
Inc
107
7,90
32 Va
Corp
Inc
32 74'
29
28%
90
11,20
.No par
Co
&
32%
.
8%
.—4
Corp
(J W)
20
6.90
3V3
Manhattan Shirt
Corp
;
Whfeft" issued./—
7
23
37%
Corp com_l
preferred
No par
convertible
$1.50
4
Sep
34% Feb
23% Jan
Inc
McCall
Mar
47
Fund
*267a
26%
37
*50
100
Magma Copper.,—
c.
Magnavox Co
Mallory (P R) & Co__
MCA
Nov
Feb
26
.
(R H) Co Inc common—
% % preferred series A
Maytag
17%
Sep
4
26 Vs
5
50
.10
:
common
Macy
Mays
89
18% Aug
8
15
Jun 26
24
Sep 20
87% Nov 27
26
32% Jun
30'/a May 28
77 81/e Oct
26
86 % Juil
30
'7
80
40% Mar 15
87 % Jun
71% Sep
,77 % Oct
52% Sep 26
21% Nov 22
Inc
preferred—
May Dept Stores
20% Apr
9% Sep
5
Trucks
5%%
Mattel Inc
80
35
19
26
For
3,900
69%
,
Masonite
63% Sep
39% Spp
22
61 % Nov '23
9 Va Oct
69 Va
14%
152%
preferred
..100
Louisville Gas & El Co"(Ky)_No par
Louisville <fc Nashville
50
Martin-Marietta
Sep
70% Oct
39% Oct
21
21
22% Jan
19% Jun
Jan
Jun
26
3
33 V8 Feb
93
28'% Oct
;
14%
68%
—100
.__
29% Aug 29
r
14%
152 %
.
24
35
143s
14%
1
X34%
100
com.
preferred.;.
7%
60c
9% Jun
63
14%
Madison Square Garden
9% Jan
30 Vs Oct
i
series E
Madison
32% Sep
35% Jan
25
<102% Nov
700
13,100
4
Loral
Electronics
Corp
Lorillard (P) Co common..'.,
Mack
2
34% Jun
-
10%
52%
10
MacAndrews & Forbes
Jan
10 V4 Mar 21
19'/a Oct
10%
52 Vs
25
preferred
15
72'
24
Jun
4.35%
D
17
24
Jun
1,900
10%
53 74
1
Co
Jan
1% Oct
Oct
29%
10%
52%
__l
preferred
scries
Bros
29
10%
53 %
1
46% Apr
7% Oct
21
Co
4.25%
Lykes
6,800
12.200
10%
__
38
1%
21%
31 %
-
52%
7
Corp
Lighting
B
29
1,400
5
preferred
conv
series
287 s
31
2,500
19,300
M
21% Oct
19
28'a
28 %
.1
53
12
2
67Va Jan
27
1%
*21%
30:%
53%
14
9% Jan
27
17% Oct
.1%
21%
53'4
34% Jun
59% Jan
22
86
-174
'30 7a
Inc.—1
Aircraft
Island
15,400
20
1431/4 Feb
5%,
15%
5
Industries
4.84%
14%
,
*217 a
Loew's Theatres Inc.
Long
14,100
'14%
30%,
14%
8
1%
Corp..
2
28%
14-%
14 3
31
common.
July
29:%
—2.50
Cement
107
30% '
28 %
18
22 %
pfd
conv
Gas
7
X29%
18
1V4
common
non-cum
Star
7
20 %
17%
Star
22
15%
20
16'8
Lone
Jan
14%
203s
17
Lone
132% Jan
15%
2074
____^_50c
15
104
18%;'
14%
5
23% Jan
4
18
15
100
24 va Feb
2
28
8
14
3%%
18%
3
23 V. May 24
Feb
11
301/2 Oct
Jun
Jun
Lionel Corp
2,500
20 %
30 Vs
Inc—
17% Jan
If 10
Oct~24
Jun
Mar 14
3,060
25%
14 Va
*21%
-
15% Aug 13
22
29% Nov
100% July
7% Mar 14
22
25%
1
Co.
Lockheed
17%
Jan
25:%
46
1
"
9
25 Va
26%
_No par
com
I
preferred
24
18
26
*41
20 Vb
15
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.
Ling-Temco-Vought
Inc
,
25 %
•
7%
26
46
25%
*41
1
pfd series A
Refineries
25
July
361/4
1
778
7%
8'4
26
46
_5
I
& Fink Products
4Va Oct
137
Inc
Inc
Corp
15% Oct
46
123
25
„
27
57 v* Sep
2
No par
& Tire
conv
Leonard
6
18% Feb
*41
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
2
159% Apr
3
47 Vs Mar 29
July 10
46 % Jan
$1.50
7%
25%
_25
A
Corp
Lehman
12% Sep 17
5.6% Aug 15
2
Jan
33% Oct
150
12
16% May
83% May
series
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
9
1% Feb
23
y
—4
common
5
Siegler
Rubber
Leesona
31
23% Oct
,
Lanvin-Parfums
,
4
8
Co
preferred
Lane Bryant
11
Apr
for Electronics Inc
Gas
4.32%
15
25% Aug 19
,18% Aug 14
3
Laboratory
Laclede
a
6.800
,
17% '
41%
7.100
300
1,100
4
1574
15%
15%
15%
47%
47%
473.,
47
47%
5.700
10
10%'/
107'e
10%
10 V8
10%
6.200
2.50
47%
48
4774
48%
47%
49%
15.100
No par
20%
21%
2174
2i7s
21%
22%
3.500
1G
19%
20
♦19%
2038
20%
20%
1.700
9
1
x47 %
.
;
-
1.C00
Number 6321
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2141)
/
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year1962
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
33 % Jun
20
48 Va Apr
12
37 Va Aug
91
Jan
30
96
Jun
29
93 Va Jan
7
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
19% Oct
23
24=8 Oct
25
32 Va
Apr
6
17
Nov
22
8lVa Jan
2
90
Oct
10
86 Va Jan
2
28
Feb
28
20% Mar 11
27% Oct
2
3
109% Oct
18 % May
28
60
Jun
25
84
Va Jan
5
94% Mar 23
77VaJan
88% Nov
88V2 Jan
13
8% May 28
27
No,v
22
58 Va Feb
25
97
15
27 Va Nov
16 Va Nov
93''a Jan
26
97
Nov
81
Jan
87
July
84 Va Oct
94
Jan
Merck
&
Stores
Co
Inc
Inc
Co
8
Trust—Units
Machine
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metromedia
101
1
4.35%
2
July
3.85%
preferred
preferred
3.80%
4.45%
preferred
100 Va
Aug
6
98 V2 Apr
24
25
May 28
39 Va
Apr
10
34% Jan
3
39'a AUg 20
Middle
43
Oct
58 V'4 Feb
14
49% Jan
67 Va Sep
16
Oct
8
95'/a Jan
Dec
102
2
2
Mar 22
101
5
106
Jan
2
70 '/a Feb
8
60 % Jan
22
80 % Oct
23
40% Feb
5
24% Jan
2
33% Apr
15
13% Oct
24
25
Mar 19
18% Jan
70'a Oct
24
133% Jan
77 % Oct
23
98% Jan
1.7 Va Dec
14
2
2
79% Jan
14
93
17
Apr
Miles
24% Sep 12
142Va Oct 23
2
84 V2 Jan
2
12 Va May 29
2
Midwest
I6V2
Oil
Minerals &
52 Va Jan
2
73 Va Oct
24
18 Va Jan
2
24% Sep
17
Minnesota
&
24
40 Va Feb
8
3
Minnesota
Power
May 29
Jun
21
47
Dec
7
44 Vs Mar
Jun
28
31 Va Dec
31
29 Va Mar
30
Oct
24
2
Oct
22
9
40% Feb
4V4 Jan
7
Mission
42
Nov
26
Feb
18
4% Feb
2
&
Corp
15
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
RR
99 Va
104 Va
.*102%
103 Va
EXCHANGE
37%
37%
377
CLOSED
60 Va
60 *4
60%
*102 Va
103%
*102%
104%
66%
66%
66 3
29 1
President
29 Va
29%
20%'
20*a
20%
124%
12734
48% Jan
2
73% May 31
Missouri
Pacific
28
Nov
14
37 Vs Mar 29
Missouri
Portland
18 Va Jun
25
25% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
Missouri
Public. Service
Co
11% Apr
19
Mohasco
Industries
Kennedy's
Funeral
75 'A May 28
Oct
80
72
Nov
18
76% July 12
83
Nov
18
10
Jan
2
Nov
29
11% Apr
10 Va Nov
29
9 Vs Jan
16
16
Jun
13
22% Mar 20
18
15
14
Oct
22
5
24
5
7% Jun
15
11% Jan
'
Aug
17
29
Oct
34
Nov
60 Vs
Monori RR
8
Class
20'
Sep
class
Jun
25
52 Va Jan
2
49
Jan
31
May 28
39 Va Dec
20
35
Nov
13
Montana-Dakota
May 29
42% Mar 26
36
NOV
20
42% Apr
39% Sep
5
28
4
Montana
15
33% Mar 13
14
Oct
7
23% Jan
2
24% Oct
24
37 Va Apr
11
32% Jan
2
8 Va Oct
23
12% Feb
28
8% Jan
2
17% Oct
23
36% Jan
22
May 29
17% Dec
4
Monsanto
shs
Amer
10
48 V'4 Oct
29
a
Oct
July 30
17
89% Mar 14
58
Apr5
41%. Jan
24.
May 29
18*
23
16 Va Jan
35
Jan
11
2
2lVa Jan
< Mar 26
32
24
4
% Jun
11
12% Oct
18
Morrell
Motor
11
(John)
82% Nov
29
Motorola
44
Sep
19
Mountain
30
Jun
6
28 VA Jan
Jan
3
48% Sep
13
Mueller
May 28
29% Mar 21
25% Nov
26
31% Jan
15
Nov
26 Va Sep
19 % Nov
22
27% Feb
1
14
Va Nov
23
2
Feb
20
17% Feb
12
22% Nov
22
30% Jan
2
40% Sep
10 Va Mar
7
'
Co
Murray
6
29|
25
Murphy
Murphy
11
34% Jan
1
Jun
12
Lines
66 Va
42,700
20%,
21%
21%
21 %
7,500
16
400
42%
413.i
42 Va
41%
42
54%
"42
55%
57Va
57%
57%
19,300
37 Va
42
39 *4
39%
25,900
35%
36
35%
36%
36
3%
'
3%
3*8
3%
68%
68 3 a
69%
2,600
29%
29%
29%
30
3,700
22 %
*80%
84
23
*70Vo
*82
26 V
10 Vo-
26%
4
27,100
72
84
*82
84
27
Va
27%
2,700
18 Va
*18
18 Va
26 Va
27
a
2,400
10%
10Tb
*70%
27
*18
2',600
,
23 %
*22%
10%.
72
26%
18%
25 V
12,100
3 Vo
22%
*18
6,100
67'%
'
10%
26%
25
25%
1,400
54
54%
54
54%
54
54%
x35
35%
117,400
35 Va
35 Va
35%
35%
37
3,600
37%
,37
37%
37 %
37%
9,700
17 Va
17%
17%
18 Va
18%
19 Va
1,200
33
33%
33 Vs
33%
33
34%
39,300
11 V8
3,800
10
-10
10%
10%
11
%
11
23%
24%
24 Vo
24%
24%
25
25 V
-5
4
25%
25 V'4
26
25%
26
77 %
79,
78 Va
82%
7,700
7,000
75%
79 Va
Co—.——10
40%
41V
—-No par
Co
Corp
1,000
63%
71
3
40%
40 Va
40%
24%
25 %
25
25 Va
25
25%
3,700
40
42
39%
40%
39%
40%
16,600
27
27*4
2,500
19%
1
C
Inc
8,800
28,200
;
91
*15%
22%
1—~5
—
Supply
Va
40Vi
•
15,600
2,100
5
25%
26 Va
26%
27
1
1
19%
20
19%
20
20
5,300
%
18%
18%
18%
10
18 3 B
18%
4,200
38%
38 %
38%
38 To
38%
38%
1,200
—
C)—
(G
20%
131%
15%
*70Va
No par
& Co
Brass
n
90%
64%
X10
No par
Corp
Munsingwear
23
23
19
20 3
125%
91
5
Co
L Industries Inc
M S
20 Va May 29
7,300
2
Inc
21
2,000
a
3 Vo
No par
Utilities
Fuel
70
69
31
15%
35 V'4
Mining & Chemical—
(5 shares or 5,000 lire)
Wheel
103
68%
30
51
_1
Co
Moore-McCormack
31% May 16
1,700
62 7
/
29 %
Montgomery Ward & Co
27 Va Nov
61%
102 %
Day
30
transactions-.:-:—1
Foreign
41
6,200
16%
67
Power Co—
Montecatini
19% Oct
Thanksgiving
10
38%
42
25
Chemical
10
103*2
37%
60%
22,
29
,
86 %
103%
65
36
100
—100
No par
B
*86
15%
66
A
35
./
Inc
STOCK
64
Co__6.25
preferred
4.20% .preferred
Monarch Machine Tool
„
67%
4
91
A_No par
Cement
3 V2 %
30 Va May 23
21
a
a
21%
common—5
5
8% July
Apr 3Q
class
RR
4,200
86
5
1
85 *4
*96
*85
1
~
5
66
110
*96
86
Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—_—10,
51 Va Mar
69% May 11
86 %
99%
99 Va
Paper —2.5C
Light
No par
42
25
20,500
bo'
Ontario
25
7% May 29
34*8
*85
'
22
65 % Oct
32 Va
87 Va
60 %
10
26% Jun
27
15.000
32%
*86
*102%
■37 %
CLOSED
35 % Jun
Mar
30
32%
87
*bb
Mission
44
.6
2% Jan
3
58% Aug
6
22
35% Nov
28%
33 V4
91
7
19
27%
127
4
34
27%
28%
90%
70 »/4 Feb
Jun
41,200
27%
27%
124%
24% Jan
49'
29,100
13*4
27 Va
28%
86
preference—-100
Enterprises Inc
No par
Minn Mining & Mfg—
No par
15
45% Apr
12*8
27%
86 Va
convertible
24
34
12
12 7«
86 Va
Minnesota
145/b Oct
90
12
13
20-1»
41% Jun
*89%
200
8,000
,
12
Chemicals Philipp—__1
3%
90
26 Va
102%
12%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
Sep 19
Sep 20
10
26%
101 Va
13 %
*97%
EXCHANGE
2
*89 *4
88
'
12
*85,
5
100
Inc
*86%
26'/a
102%
20
1,600
25,600
87
STOCK
Corpl
Laboratories
17%.
32 Vo
1
-10
Inc
17%
27 Va
100
Utilities
20
17%
88
26%
90
19%
2,600
98
,
100%
104 V,
Shares
45%
27%
100
Corp common1st preferred
5 Va %
1
16% Oct
55
South
26%
4
45%
*96%
12:%
—
Midland-Ross
23
17%
the Week
Nov. 29
45%
*86 Va
.11%
5
preferred
1734
86 Va
*26 V
pfd_100
10o
100
3.90%
Friday
Nov. 28
20
103
int
—
Edison
*19%
*89 Va
No par
Inc.
Metropolitan
May 17
89
10
28
Inc
20
Sales for
Thursday
98
45 Va
17 %
12.50
:
*96%
86 Va
16%c
benef'ci
of
45%
96%
19%
No par
Co—
>
45
1.83%
common
preferred
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
Nov. 27
96%
100
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 36
No par
$3.5o
38% Oct
23
Apr
Mercantile
87 Va May 22
103 Va Oct 10
26
Tuesday
Nov. 25
series)__100
Cement
37% May 31
7
85 Va Sep
11
28
25
Feb
Monday
—5
:
preferred series B
Mesta
90
84
Portland
Mesabi
2
96 V2 Jan
May 28
80
4%
37% May
27
/
Par
Melville Shoe Corp common™..,—1
13% Apr 29
15% Aug 19
-
Jan
15
19
Medusa
14
Jun
84 Va Sep
23
88% Jun
Corp common
4%%
preferred (1st
20
Jan
93
26
82% Jan
Jun
90
LOW AND
STOCK
Mead
4
25% May 20
27% Jan
3
2
11% Jan
2
12
24
10% Jun
47% Nov
HVa July 16
Aug 17
14% Jan
24
26% Oct
23
52% Jan
9% May 29
28% Oct
8
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Corp——'
of America
18
N
7% July 29
8% Dec
27
43 Va Jun
22
62 Va Mar 16
54% Jan
2
11 Va Jun
25
24% Dec
27
21% Jan
16
25% Mar
43VaJan
5
31
Jan
7
5 9%/ Nov
2
18
Sep
6
85% Oct 24
National
National
Cash
34
Aug 12
National
Castings Co
May 24
67% Jan 10
National
City
National
Dairy
27%, Sep
6
Nat'l Distillers
96% Feb
'Feb
12
4%%
8
4%%
13 */4 Aug 22
19 V'4 May 19
31 % Jan
12
33
45 V'4
Apr
24
18
May 29
Jan
4
11 */a Jan
66% Oct
24
132% Jan
2
18% Oct
24
29% Feb
5
65
July 19
20% Jan
2
18 V4 May
2p
23% Dec
14
46 % Jun
25
72.
20% Oct
24
30% Apr
23
23% Mar
83% Jan
2
93
Va Dec
28
92
47
5
54
9% May 29
Jun
22% May 29
5 V'4 Oct
22% Jan
July 18
29 Va Jan
2
2
56% Jan
99% Dec
Jan
24
32
Apr
30
24
% Jan
'2
98
4
24% Oct
40
27
98
Feb
13
68 Va Jan
3
5
22
2
2
25 Va May 27
35 % Jan 10
9
33 % Oct
24
15 V'4 May 29
24 Va Feb
Jun.
24
22% Jan
22
23 % Feb
National
Aviation
1
National
Biscuit
28
54
17
National
2
May
National
Linen
National
15
20
15 Va Mar 19
6% Feb
6
18% May 31
19 Va Jan
29
15
1
8% Sep
30
9% 1 Apr
13% Jan
% Aug
18*A Jan
8
7% Feb
Mar 19
13
11% Jan
13% Ofi
23
25% Jan
9
Jan
2
17% Nov
26
33
6
67 Va Nov
20
85
26% Mar 27
24% Jan
2
6
12
32
May 29
,
81% Mar
36
May 29
51% Jan
83
Aug 23
86 Va
85
Jun
,2
24
15
43% Jan
May 10
2
85
Nov
18
Jan
Apr
29% Oct
8
3
20
61
% Jan
2
20
94
Jan
2
HO
Nov
.43% Sep
27% Nov
23
53
Apr
8
26
33% Feb
13
2
24% Sep
39%
14
Mar 21
12
15 '
Jan
Mar 11
43% Dec
31
38
>;• Jun
-27
Vl9% Feb
26
10 Va Sep
13
33% Jun
15
43% Jan
31
40
Jan
3
27
86
80% Nov
7
85% Feb
55 Va
May 29
May
3
48 Va
Apr 26
46
Jan
2
Dec
19
72% Jan
11
Feb
23
76 Va Jan
3
83 Va Jan
8
88
71
Jun
26
79
Jan
2
86
Jun
85
Jan
18
94
/Nov
27
109 Va Jan
4
104
July
100
Jun
29
16 Va Oct
79
24
21
3
91% Nov
107
107
May 17
27% Jan
4
'
Jan
21
7
103% July 12
20% Jan
3
29% Jan
9
31
105
Jan
18
125
22
Apr
15
24
Sep 27
13
V4 Jan
18
14% Jun
6
23% Nov
19
14
Jan
4
72 Va Jan
23% Nov 26
30
24
18 V4 Feb
21
'
48-
May 29
-.19% Oct
23
30
Apr
25
6% Oct
25
15
Jan
2
16% Jan
9
11% May 29
46
\
Nov
20% Mar
4
66% Jan
26% Sep
2
76
May 22
72 % Jan
2
19
45
Dec
28
43% Jan
4
Apr
6
43
2
58
102
Jun
Jan
7%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
6Vt
-6%
6%
25
Va
24%
25'%
24%
25
4.300
39%
17 %
39%
39 Va
39%
39 Va
39Tb
1.100
*6
6%
Vt
68%
68
68%
69
69
27%
28%
28
28 Va
28%
28%
51 Vo
52*4
51%
51%
52
52 %
86V2
*85
*85
*85
86 Va
84 Va
,83%
84
107 %
*106%
108
107
'
44%
43%
27%
28%
28
20%
22%
x84
44
Va
28 Va
4.000
60
x50 Va
51%
50%
51
50%
51 Vb
8,900
*72%
preferred
preferred
preferred
com^No par
—
American
x39
73
*77
78
84''2
*'84 Va
60 Va
100
xl07 Vt
107%
*107
108 %
*107
*103 Va
104% '
*103
104%
*103
104 Va
5
x22 Va
23
23%
_1,
Corp
x23 Va
50c
Aviation^
X72%
72%
x77 Va
*89
x22
112*3
23%
*23%
13%
*13%
14%
*13%
51%
53%
51%
52
22 Va
21%
22%
21%
50%
9%
20%
,20%
Central
50
*761/2
Northern
Natural Gas Co—
5.60%
12
5 % %
17
Northern
--
Northern
par
r
22
22 7
Vb
9%
9.900
:
100
200
1.700
23
a
53%
27,200
23
>
23,300
1.800
9%
9%
10
20%
21
20 %
21',4
77%
78
78
78
78
53
x52
2.800
112Tb
52%
53
52%
53*4
51
49%
50 Va
10
'
<49%
2,500
■
'
"
330
9,700
-
50
5,200
10
100
Pacific Ry
States Power Co
1
com
*106'/a
108
*107%
108%
100
-
50%
100
preferred
11
No
10
14 Vb
22 Va
■
900
24
Northern
/.
.
24%
23%
113 %
23%
x21%
Ry Co
Northern Indiana P S Co
24
23%
111%
22%
13%
20
■
93
23%
24
1
10
Corp—_
Va
113'%
112
*23%
—1
Coal
85
*90
23
22%
23
190
78
78
*84%
93
*90
92
—7
Car1
74
'
x84
Corp
North American Sugar Ind
American
9,500
108%
100
—
57.700
.
20
73
78
Va
_100
;
*
—
American
Jan
109%
109 Va
5
45%
46 %
46%
46 vb
46%
47%
9.100
34%
33%
34%
34 Va
34%
12,500
77*a
78 Va
5
34%
Jan
2
81% May 29
May 11
$3.60
91
Nov
preferred
_100
77
13
96
19
$4.1o
91
% Jan
preferred !
100
91
95
Jun
20
$4.08
preferred
91
Nov
22
100
108
91
9
*10d'a
*108%
77%
Feb
91V2 Apr 24
93 Va May 31
300
4,300
28
'28 Va
44 Va
1,900
39
For footnotes, see
page 25.
2,100
43%
83%
4
Oct
Va
83%
107
%
44% Jan
19
44%
7.100
83
24
92% Nov
86
83
Xl07 Vt
570
8.100
•
84
30 % Oct
20
'7,500
18%
68 Va
84
preferred
preferred
31
17%
900
83%
5.80%
33% Jan
18 Vb
17%
17%
6 Va
83 Va
110% Jan
93% Dec
2.700
100
Gas
preferred-.
111 % May 20
19
1,000
3,600
11%
3,500
109
19% May 29
12,800
41%
11
4
1
7%
41
26
95 Va Mar
13 3
17%
Va
20
76
13 Va
17 %
41
Sep
78% Mar 23
2,500
41
Nov
93
4
24 Va
1
1
20 3
41V4
Electric
107
Jan
7%
20%
41
Y
104 Va Jan
86
17 Va
7%
14.500
12
107
3
13%
17%
7 Va
700
50%
40 Va
6
Jan
13 Va
17*%
1,300
49%
22 %
6
86
13%
7'a
.
40*4
12
7
8
13 Va
x47 Va-
31%
*40
39 3 4
Mar
11
4.100
14%
31%
40%
21%
113% Mar
85% Jan
a
14%
31%
•
11%
114 */4 Mar
48% Aug 15
38% Jun
5
151
110
22
11
33% Mar 29
200
39%
26
37% Mar 16
4
11%
Oct
25% May 29
73 % July 23
30 3
39%
North
Aug 26
Nov
*30%
5,500
'
21%
Sep
85% Jan
*30%
30 Va
11 Tii
107
109
21,800
30%
39%
107
14
a
30 %
11%
North
57% Aug 15
48 Va
34% May 29
70 3
r
5
Railroad
North
\
26% May 21
80% Jun 21
41% Dec
46%
99
69%
17 Va
State
Central
Norris-Thermador
21
65 Va Jan
46%
99
69%
/
21V4
& Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
6%
preferred
^—10
16
10% Nov
46%
99
69 Va
21
Norfolk
i
4
7% Apr 29
13 Va Jan 14
46%
99
21 Va
York
4.85%
May 20
12% July
3
15% Jun 25
May
47
70 %
21%
5
16,700
99 %
46 Va
_1
Brake—
3,600
10
9%
49%
„
300
33 %
69%
*99
——5
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co_
May 31
7
26
10
9%
200
50'
33%
49 Va
—r
5.25%
9
38 Va Feb
110% Dec
4
10
34%
49 Va
—
Inc
4.10%
18
9
July
9 'Tii
34 Va
19,700
.92 Va
"
*49
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred
100
3.60%
preferred
—100
3.90%
preferred
_100
30
Jan
34 Va
24 %
92 %
92*4
50
14%
Chicago & St Louis Co
15
York Shipbuilding Corp—_—1
$3.75
Jan '22
85 V'4 July 31
21 *4 Jan
33%
24%
24%
921/4
*49
49
39%
N
97% May 31
110% Feb 28
25V
24
24%
93 Va'
5,500
31%
New
Aug 14
106% Jan
24
9,500
%
14%
New
77
Aug 27
82% Jan 23
4
28
4,000
3,200
64
31 Va
Fibre Co
■
.
Air
29 Va
26
63%
40 Va
N Y
25
74
May 28
67 % Jun
York
29%
25%
63%
14 Va
Newberry Co (J J) common_No par
3% %
preferred
100
England Electric System
1
New England Tel & Tel Co—
20
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd_10o
Newmont Mining Corp common—10
4%
convertible preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New
25
45% July 2
13% Apr 26
46% Sep
3
76% Jun
>
'
1
2
Day
25
63 Vn
39%
New
54% July 31
89 % Apr 29
89% Oct 30
30 Vo
24%
64
"
_5
Neptune Meter Co
//Nevada Power Co
14
29%
24 %
49
-No par
Corp__,—_
Bros
29%
31%
Co_
Vulcanized
Co
Neisner
Aug 22
42*2 Oct 30
Nov
97
20% Jan
37..
Tea
Nautec
30
86% Feb
5
10% Jun
9
Corp_.
Sugar Ref Co
National
7
54 VA Jan
24
36% May 29
26'
Jun 22
28
-
National
Natomas
.
12.200
Thanksgiving
.
...
52
19 Va May 29
51% Sep
Apr
&
National
'
9,200
14%
8.0
14%
78*:,
I
Steel
11
57%
14%
14
1
National
28
Sep
57%
77 Vt
1,100
4,700
.
77 Va
4
6
2
May 21
57%
5*'H
a
50o
Chemical
53
28%
1
Starch
Jan
27%
CLOSED
—10
Co
National
5
EXCHANGE
*92%
—1
Corp
Propane
National-Standard
47
Apr
27%
63 Vt
5
Corp
33% May 29
25
75
Service
27 %
105,700
29 %
-No par
x
28
57 1
y
X24%
Funeral
1
common
Co.,-.
37%
14
Kennedy's
1
i.
60
35%
78
10
Corp
59%
STOCK
13%
—50
Co
1,300
59 Va
35b
Y6 %
President
Corp com_5
(conv)
Gypsum Co
preferred—
$4.50
Lead
6% Nov
Oct" 31
General
National
10 V'4 Oct
27
Chem
&
Gas
78% Aug 27
31% Nov 19
15% Nov
Inc
—1
Products———5
.
National
1
5
8
58*4
35
56'H
/
,
—10
Lines
National, Fuel
25
50
CLOSED
—No par
8
57
36
27%
EXCHANGE
5
Corp
Register
preferred
12% Feb
103 % Nov
,5
Corp
STOCK
Co
8 VB
7%
7%
57
34%
1
pfd series of 1951——100
36% Sep
19
13 Vis Nov
16
21
Can
7%
.1
—
9
9% Mar 29
5*2 May 28
15
Co
25
18
2
15% Jun
Airlines
34% Mar
8
13% Oct
Acme
National
28 V4 Feb
20
27
5
Corp
National
38% Oct
30
2
50% Apr
45% Feb
70% May 16
41% Sep
3
Nov
14
26% Oct
2
7% Jan
9 Va Mar 27
Oct
61
4
22'
Nov
48 V'4
Mar 23
Jan
93 V
3
59*/a Mar 19
4
30% Jan
24
33 V'4 Oct
Jan
Natco
i
78
10J%
78'%
*91
*91%
92
*91
92%
*91 Va
92%
*91
70
*91
9a %
92%
10
108%
109%
108
108
*91 Va
108
108%
*108%
103
92 Va
*91
920
20
92
*92 Va
10
93 Va
'
'
$4.11
preferred
preferred
15
95% Jun
21
$4 16
29
25% Jan
14
Northrop
Corp
——
.—100
100
*92
1
x22
*92 Va
93
Vb
22%
V
'
91 3.V
___
'
,82
93 Va
r
2 %
22
22 Va
16.800
22
Highest
Lowest
427/a Dec
12
35% Jan
10
69% Nov
44% Dec
10
27
42% Mar
6
19
Nov 13
53% Nov
18
25
31% Jan
2
Sep" II
59 % Jan
2
17% Jun
45%
32% Nov
2
26
21V4 Nov
29
36
31%
Aug
Airlines
Northwest
1
Feb
23
Par
EXCHANGE
29
40 % Dec
May 29
Sep 20
Norton
Co.
Sep
12
Ohio
101% Oct
24
4.40%
preferred
7
3.90%
preferred
preferred
preferred
65 Va
67
j
69%
51 te
51%
1%
51%
20
*19 te
19%
19%
19 Va
1.0C0
40 Va
40%
40 3
40 %
40%
3,400
40%
4
19,500
6,000
33 %
34
22%
x47%
1
32%
21 Va
62 %c
Co
Inc
Shares
65 te
51%
19 Va
5
■
NuTone
Nov. 29
so
10
16
the Week
Friday
Nov. 28
64
3%
——
Pharmacal
Norwich
3
26Va Oct
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 27
Noy. 26
Nov. 25
10
Inc
Northwest Bancorporation
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
4.4% Jan
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 19(52
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Hange for Previous
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
23
Chronicte
The Commercial and Financial
(2142)
48 te
.
33%
33%
34 %
12,600
22 %
22%
21%
22%
4,700
o
38
May 28
49 y4 Jan
92
Jan
11
yy
Dec
80% Jun
29
867/a Dec
53
46 y4 July 26
Nov 27
95
2
21
7
85% Jan
Nov
8
102
94% July 18
100% Dec
14
18% Apr
23
89% May
7
100
Jun"28
9
97 % July
16 %
105
3,
Jan
105
102% Jan
Sep 11
22% Mar 25
11
95'% Nov
15
94% Nov
Feb
26
4.44%
25
98% Apr 26
40% Oct 18
34 % May 29
4.56%
2
26% Aug 29
18% Oct 10
7
17% Jan
May
15
100
100
-—100
100
2.50
Edison Co common
_
I
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
20
100
preferred
4.24% preferred
4%
88% Jan
31
29 % Oct
24
41
26
25
41 % Jan
3
31% Jan
2
45°/q Oct
14% May 29
19% Jan
12
15% Jan
2
17% May 13
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
27% Nov
6
33
Orange
Nov
22
59% Jan
30
Otis
16
16% Nov
14
Outboard Marine Corp
43%
Jun
Oct~24
Jan ' 3
76
45 %
10 V2 Oct
24
24 % Mar
1
11
19
14
25 y2 Jan
2
20% Aug 20
Jun
Aug
24% May
19% July 15
46% Oct
Jun
25
99y2 Jun
87%
26
64
14
28
Oct
,
Feb~13
96
Jan
2
Jan
2
115
25
/•
43
49% Sep
25
89% Oct
105
26
30% Nov
Mar 23
1
27
68% May 14
24
Oct
,23 % Jun
10
72 Va Jan
96
Aug 23
Jan
37% Sep
18
5
5
3.125
Elevator
Oxford
100
*100%
*99
101
18
STOCK
95
18
*92 %
EXCHANGE
37%
25%
1,500
18 te
500
95
37%
2,1C0
43 %
38,300
15%
15%
28%
42%
37%
42%
37%
42
18%
*94
CLOSED
102
101
26%
251k
25 Va
18
95
*100%
__
*99
25
25
*92 Va
.
29
37%
42 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
Thanksgiving
28 Va
28 7a
28 Va
28%
Day
45%
46 Va
45%
46
4^%
46%
50,200
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 te
40,300
21%
Kennedy's
Funeral
37 7
42
CLOSED
President
21%
21%
211a
21%
21%
20
20 te
20 3
20
20%
58 Va
57 %
58%
57 7
xl9%
57
a
.
3,000
'
a
a
3,400
480
1,600
59
12,900
85 Va
871'4
86 %
87%
8.5C0
97 Va
97%
97%
97%
97 %
97%
2,000
30%
31
30 Va
31
30%
32 %
4,000
1714
16%
86%
85%
—100
—15
Co
Paper
160
86 Va
*17%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
30c
I
4,700
96 Va
86
101
Transportation Co
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
preferred
47%
96 %
87
*98 Va
Overnite
4%
47%
96%
86%
*100 Va
No par
Co _c
47%
95
86%
102
Corp——5
Utilities
Rockland
&
7.50
Gas
Chemical
Mathieson
Outlet
18
11
Natural
Oklahoma
Olin
21
47%
96
96
*86%
/
P
12%"Nov
1
29
20
30% Nov
22
19% Aug 15
16% Aug 20
34% Jan 29
NOV
22
20% Jun
24
Pacific
Intermountain Express
27
53% May
1
63% Jan
17
Pacific
Lighting
1110% Nov
26
14% May 13
Pacific
Petroleums
Apr~25
25
25
Jan
2
9% Jun
15
15% Jan
12
25
May 29
367/a Feb
47
May 29
61% Dec
15% May,
13
26 Ve May 29
142% Oct
5
157/a Oct
24
Pacific
Gas
Aggregates
12
5% Jan
2
237/a Mar
5
13% Apr
25
3
9% Jan
2
Sep 13
18% Nov 11
Packard-Bell
11% Jan
2
18% Nov
20
Pan
American Sulphur —:
2
53% Nov
12
Pan
Amer World
Jan
15% Jan
12
24% Feb
70% Dec
12
97% Feb
8
21% Jan
157
/Apr
25
6%
7% Oct
31
Pacific
19%
67% Nov
■
22
80% May 13
Jan
10
98
6% Apr
12
35% Mar
96
East
Panhandle
17
9
9% Jan
28
24
58% Feb
8
55% Nov
15
Paramount Pictures Corp
24
38% Mar 15
24% Mar 20
36% Sep
11
Parke Davis & Co
42y2Cct
24
75% Apr
11
48% May 24
67% July 30
22 y2 Jun
21
35
Jan
31
29% Jan
40% Oct
23% Jun
15
27
May
14% Nov
8
24
Mar 29
16
Feb
27
26
19% Apr
25
Pendleton
14
26% Oct
31
Penick
•14% Nov " 4
27
22
27% Jan
4
19% Jan
9
7% Oct 26
19% Jan
2
6% Nov
27
10% Feb
14
y4 Jan
3
36% Oct
1
50% Apr
52% Jan
17
40
July 31
34
Jan
15
Oct
40
May 31
48
37
May 29
23% Jun 25
41
Jan
2
25% Jun
34% Feb
20
14
2
50
Apr 29
,47% Sep 20,
36% Aug 19.
3
30% Jan
3
Nov
22
Apr
97% Nov
27
Fruit Co Inc
Penn
4.68%
95
Jan
3
13% Jan
2
23% Nov
29
2
50
Nov
11
Pennzoil
Feb
8
47
Oct
29
46
Feb
11
46
Jan
2
38
32
106% May -25
101% May 25
101
10 y4 Jun
27
18% Feb
2
22
54% Jan
2
39 Va May 29
33
Oct 24
52% Mar 19
56% Feb
25
58
16
35%
May 16
,36
106% Feb
28
103
5
13
Feb
56% May 15
58%
Sep
20
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Aug
1
54% Nov 12
Perkin-Elmer
15
19% Mar 15
13% Jan
2
19% Oct
3
Permanente
59% Mar 23
51% Mar 14
56% Nov
15
16
15
2
22
May 27
1110% Nov
35% Oct
24
99
15
Jan
66% Jan
101 %.
31
July 13
42
99% Mar
59
25
18% Oct
24
33 y4 Oct
23
44% Oct
1
25
May 29
19% Jan
Feb
42,
2
13
57% Mar 15
62% Jan
15
34% Mar 20
^Oct,ll
18 Va
May
31% Sep
16% Feb
12
247/a May 31
44% Nov
Apr
101% May 20
28% May 2
8
23% Nov-15
13% Jun
22
Permian
Pet
Corp
Cement
Corp
Milk
4%%
Co
Gas
6
Pfaudler Permutit
6
55% Aug 29
63V4 Sep 10
2
36% Aug 23
Pfizer
Corp of
(Chas)
Phelps-Dodge
100
—1
America
Inc
7
100
Jan
7
105
1
4.40%
preferred _f.
100
88% Nov
28
84
Nov
21
92
Jun
21
3.80%
Jan
96% Nov
19
103
Feb
5
4.30%
Apr
16
108
July
33% Jan
21
61% Oct
24
82
Sep
13
31
Jan
2
112% Jan
5
I V July 16
80 y2 July 25
84% Feb
42
24
59% Mar 14
15% Oct
40
Oct
87% Mar 27
19
103
69% Nov
,
4.68%
.'
100
Phila
9OV2 Apr
22
Philip Morris Inc common
91
22
July 19
81% Jan 10
Nov
2
24
14
Feb
88% May
55% Jun
22
6
7
18
& Reading
4%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
24
26% Apr
2
17% Apr
15
21% Jan
69
Jan
4
50 % Sep
Pillsbury Co
41% Jan
11
30
1
64 % May 20
27
39% Nov
30% Oct
23
65 %' Mar 19
26
53
67
,64
Sep
12% Jun
26% July
39
Feb
22
13 Va Oct
25
86 J/4 Mar
1
72% Jan
2
28
81'
8
22
16% May 15
Aug 17
Jan
28.600
14%
14%
15
15,100
14%
44%
41%
3114
te,
6%
43'4
,
44 3
40%
40%
a
44%
13,100
41%
7,500
41
.
3,100
150
33
31%
400
33%
*30%
31
x30%
7
38
44
39
*38
2,500
37-%
7
6%
7
3814
Jan
10
14% Jan
2
73
Aug 12
18% Oct
86
11
May
30
7
82
May 10
22% Jun 21
32 3 4
,
103
3314
101%
33
102%
,
101%
•
r
<
.
4,400
97%
22%
22%
47%
47%
48%
4314
43 te
43 %
49%
49 te
49 %
51%
51
51 Va
48%
50%
49
46%
STOCK
15 %
55 Va
11 % '
CLOSED
23%
4
)
-
26%
27
26%
x47%
49 Va
48%
59%
6014
60 %
60 7
32%
33%
32%
33%
103
84%
*96
98
*104
*96 Va
105
*104
35%
7Ilk
88 Va
-
88%
84%
5
84 Va
*83 te
47%
18
17%
8
*83%
44 %
45
44 %
14%
14%
*80
20%
•'
■
'
'
20%
4,900
37
4,800
44%
15
*80
'
83
78
45,400
5,300
r
77
X2Q Va
.
83
*75%
'
54%
15
,
2.800
36 %
14%
77
—
18%
52%
45
14 y<
83
60
—1
'
48%-
*75%
53
37%
*75%
4,100
44
52 te
36 Va
*82
84 Va
17%
37%
—
72
88%
47 7 a
53%
53'
x36%
——1
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv )_
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Col
—1
14,100
36%.
88 Va
18
17 7
,_1
—No par
230
105
7114
48
280
98
36
71%
4814
13,500
30.400
86
*104
36%
47 %
61%
33
*96%
105
900
102 Va.
*84%
85%
*83%
4,800
36,900
32%
98
88%
'88 Va
2,600
50%
102%
70 Va
f
24%
17%
60%
a
35%
36%
70 te
100%
27%
a
49
102
10114
'
85 %
2,800
27 3
4914
85 Va
10.200
49
23%
27%
*102
100
121%
171k
1714
*
10,600
15 Va
55%
*100%
Day
i/q
17
Funeral
13,700
43
r
Thanksgiving
loo"4
1
7'
22,200
11%
<■
23%
23%
1
5,400
51%
52%
15%
:
CLOSED
r
*1W
50
*55%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'
101*4
23 %
B
50%
'
*10U */u
8,300
1,400
49%
49%
48%
49 %
49%
44
f:
49 3
**
*
11%
47%
President
"»
1
1
310
169,3C0
47 Va
/
'
55%
*55
97%
23%
.43%
'
16
15%
15%
55%
220
97%
99
21 Va
101%
22
.
99%
EXCHANGE
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Jan
15%
23
14-%
50%
5
100
-100
—
24
23
15%
22 %
'
'
■,
49 te
50c'
Corp (NY)_-;
Oct
4
15%
•
100
41% Apr
84
47
Mar
18% Jun
11% Oct
12,300
27
22%
20%
100
96
preferred
preferred
preferred
Jan
3CO
40%
*26
27
47 te
No par
103% Nov
81
152,800
53%
39%
.
15%
x43
_33%c
12.50
& Co Inc
Corp
Phila Electric Co common
6
106'
V '.
21 %
,98%
5
July 10
Aug 23
26% Oct 24
33
53 te-'
''
'
15%
102
Kennedy's
1
Service Inc
Jun
101
8,400
14,400
21%
32%
No par
common
preferred—
Petrolane
1
52% Mar
:—_—10c
:
Petroleum
29% Jan
common—!'
Co
convertible preferred —_—50
5%
98
100
27
31
No par
33 %c
—1
82
8
39%
40 te
—5
24
Jan
39 Va
100
7 te
53%
31%
5414
39%
44
—
Co
12% Jun
22
3,500
98
53
31%
*5314
6%
Penn
49% Oct
Jun
68 Va
6%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_——,—5
38% 'Mar 22
31 % Oct
22,900
127,100
68%
31
38 %
3
Corp—
14,500
18%
53 Va
*97
54 te
*26
17
18
50%
•
■
53%
30%
3.400
14f%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp_—1
Power & Light com
No par
4%%
preferred-;
100
4.40% series preferred
—100
Pennsylvania RR
10
1131% Jan
28% May 29
98 y4 July 25
16%
'
■r
7%
/ 52%
53 %
1,900
18
r
98
61k
190
6%
15 Va
1
Penney (J C) Co—
Pennsalt Chemicals
69%
*97
7
6,500
5,800
20%
50
preferred
conv
68%
69
97
*26 %
4
5
common—
51 Va
'39
:—1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp__
4914'
30%
1
Industries-
Tool
Ford
50 Va
54
Parmelet
&
18%
51 te
-1
17% Jan
25% Apr, 10
16%
18
6%
31%
10,400
143
17%
.18%
15%
18 te
97
No par
15% Nov
2
22
17%
16%
X67%
Transportation —No par
Peabody Coal Co common—
-5
conv
5%
prior pieferred—
25
28
18%
49 Va
1
17,700
6 %
614,
6 Va
10%
141
142
140%
6 %
59
31 te
31%
3114
31%
•
10%
10%
142
,
14%
58%
10%
59 %
10%
a
13%
141k
15%
100
1
—
Oct
18% Oct
31
13%
59
17%
__70c
——
13%
59%
17%
50c
Airways Inc
preferredPapercraft Corp
4%
17,700
x6
Pipe Line—_No par
Jan
3,100
31%
31
Packaging Corp of America———5
Electronics
13%
30 7
142
Corp—.-1,
Consolidated
Tin
12%
31%
10 %
100
preferred
13
30 Va
13%
Foreign transactions
Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
2
26
1,500
13
31
59
——1
Ltd
17
13%
30%
No par
Corp
*16%
13 Va
10
Co_5
Electric
&
20
-
5
Inc_5
Corp
&
7% Jan
25
,45% May 29
91% Aug 23
Cement
39% Jan
22
10.% Jun
American
Pacific
158% Feb
5% May 28
14% Nov
5
7% Oct
35%
30% July 19
140% Nov 27
Pacific
16%
16%
Pacific
16% Jun
f
20%
,
:
.
20%
'
.
700
'
/
20%
— — —
139%
3,300
i
126% Aug 21
43% Oct 24
5% Oct
36% Oct
35
Oct
19% Jan
116% Mar
44% Jun
22
5
22
8
139
May
67% Feb
12% Jan
1
134% Jan
2
143
20
51% Jan
2
60
7
Jan
2
14% Sep
9
38
Jan
3
41
Jart
3
72% Aug 28
80
Aug 27
8
40% Jan
35% Mar 29
Nov
14
78
Jan
4
25
Oct
24
81% Jun
Jan
3
34% Dec
6
130
14
221
13% Oct 24
21
90% Oct
95 % Mar
18
Jan
3
Jan
„
22
5
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5%
preferred class A
_100
5%%, 1st series prior pfd
_10o
Jan
17
133'/4 Oct
2
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
57% Nov
22
70% Jun
4
Pittston
28% Nov
122
105% Jan
T
120% May
15% Jan
93
Jan
Nov
130
3
28 % Mar 20
20
V 56% Jun
4
4
24
125
Jun
1
Jan
6
21
8
55% Jan
54
25
88
May
Nov
6
3
14
27
:
Jun
5
38% Aug 28
211% Sep
6
20% May 27
101
Nov 19
23% Apr
81% Oct
Co
Polaroid
18
Corp
18
Procter
,92% Jan
2
32% Apr
69% Dec
19
27% Jan
26
68% Jan
32% Sep
6
79% Aug 13
29
July 24
31% May 14
30% Jan
32% Feb
18
$1.40
85
Jan
92
90% Nov
95
Feb
21
4.08%
87
Jan
2
'90% July 17
104
Jun
29
106
Jun 29
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
22% Jan
21
19
July 25
5% Oct 24
84
Jun
18
95
Dec
'
6
Nov
98
109
21
Apr
10
106% Aug 27
15
108
112
110% Feb
Nov
,35
79% Apr
24% Dec
24
20
Feb
97% Apr
5
21
<4.30%
109% Jan
15
5.05%
May 27
3
8
11
81% Jun
28
23% Nov
25% Aug
23
15
Mar 29
24%
14
7
Jan
22
10% Feb
21
6
Jan
2
8% Nov
18
23
84
Jan
4
87% Nov
19
1
22
8
18% July
31% May 29
20V4 Oct 23
43 Ve Jan
28% Jun
38% Dec
25
Oct
40% July 25
75 Va Aug 21
38% Mar
12
May 24
.5.28%
Public
Serv
.
of
100
I
100
100
100
Ind
com—No par
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
1
$4.75
Puetro
preferred
Rican
—No
Cement
34 % Nov
9
'23% Jan
2
31% May 14
11
Pure Oil—.
26
47% Aug 27
25% Oct 24
73 Va Aug 28
Quaker Oats Co
Co
Pullman
36 % Jan
21% Nov
100
—25
25
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
2
4
par
100
—
3%%
26
40% Jan
5
com_No par
com__No
preference
Co
:_No par
of Colorado
Elec & Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.18%
100 % Aug
88
Jan
div
sf pref_100
Co
lo
Power
Gamble
&
Public Serv
93% Sep
32% Jan
10
Service Co
Public
95 % Nov
21
_1
Electric
Potomac
25
Nov
-.1.25
& Co
49% May 29
5
1
preferred-—75
—
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
20% Jun 25
69% Mar
100
100
common—
convertible
$3.50
Plough Inc
Poor
(The)
par
1
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Inc
No par
Purolator
139
56%
139%
139%
139%
57
139
'
56%
57%
56%
1114
11%
11
11%
11%
66%
68
67
67
69
69
69
69
'
29%
30
29 Va
*131%
31%
32 %
32%
163%
172%
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5
Products
Inc
—No par
'
28 %
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74%
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134
*89 %
91
r
59 Va
33 %
32 %
175%
173%
60
33%
6,400
177%
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18%
18
4,600
\
100%
90
20%
20%
20%
64,900
79%
10,900
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28%
79%
TO's
28%
28%
28%
5,600
74%
73 Va
74%
12,100
30%
30%
30%
1,400
■
*97 Va
*106 Va
*109
91%
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91%
95
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95
98%
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107
110
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110
109
38%
39
77%
77%
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78
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24%
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24 %
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38%
24%
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39
6%
38%
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a
6%
110
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200
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78
78
40
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%
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79%
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20
20%
78
60 %
110
1,400
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17%
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100
400
30
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18
17%
,
71
'*13114
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110
109
109
20
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7%
6,700
6%
6%
87%
87
87
87%
40
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19
19%
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19%
19%
19%
7,400
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34%
34%
35%
34%
35%
5,800
30%
30%
30 Va
39
39%
39 %
40%
17,400
22,700
%
22
I 22%
22 te
22%
6,500
64
9,000
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39
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39%
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70
134
59 %
68%
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30
134
59%
9,000
16,200
'
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58 %
80
57
11%
■
I 22
30%
Q
54% Oct 24
136
Oct
?5% Oct
For
25
26
'91% Feb
146
16
61
Nov
26
Mar 13
141
Jan
2
151%
27% Jan
2
41
30% Jan
footnotes,
3
see page
25.
Aug 30
Nov 11
6%
preferred
common
:
_3
—100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__ 10
61
.146%
39%
62%
61%
63
63%
146 Va
*147%
148
147%
147%
V 30
39 %
39 %
40%
40%
800
40%
Volume
Number 6321
198
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2143)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'*
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
NEW
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
par
Tuesday
Nov. 25
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov,
Nov. 26
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Nov. 28
the Week
Nov. 29
Shares
R
637/s Mar 14
56
Jan
2
71 % May 29
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
17
82
May 22
28% Sep 10
12% May 29
45
Jan
10
31% Aug
7
40
Jan
21% Jan
2
15'/a Feb
26
30% Feb
13
9% Oct
8
38% Jun
8
27
Oct
24
38
7% Jun 25
Aug
99% Nov
14% Feb
16
8% Jan
24 %
Apr
18
21 % Jan
16
10% Feb
1
Jan
15
13% Jan
15
5% Oct
24
12
Nov
1
8
Oct
24
19
Ranco
Random
7
10 % Oct
9
21% Jun
23
21% Feb
28
17
Raymond
Rayonier
Oct
25
21
14% Sep
18
29
26
17% Feb
12
Jan
2
Oct
23
16% Jan
4
9% Nov
22
16% Oct
25
19% Apr
49 % Jan
6
18% Jan
17% Sep
14
Jun
4
31% Jun
9%
28
Jun
38 Ve Jan
Jan
23
Jan
30
53
12
24
Jan
IS
14
12% Jan
4
May 28
6% Oct 24
12
%
30
31
Oct
.
2
53
Revere
Copper
Revlon
Inc
60
Jan
4
34% Jan
43 % Jan
5
36 % Jan
67% Mar 13
37
Nov
Republic
Aug 27
48% Jan'24
22
Steel
2
29
•42% Oct -28
Rexall
41 % Jan
4
23% Jan
2
37% Jun
Reynolds
8
50 % Nov
14
49% Jan
8
52% May 21
4%%
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
102'/a Jan
3
28
4%^
34% Oct
23
20% Jan
48
Jan
97
<
86% Nov
8% Jun
52% Jan
80% Feb
24
7
102
32% May 11
24% May 1115% Oct 24
20
14
5% Dec
25
Oct
4
15% Feb
2b
3% Jun
40
16
Jan
90
8
Mar- 6
36% July 17
84% Sep 23
10% Jan
2
r
.110
Jan
11
47% May 14
88% Feb
17% Oct
51
Preferred
Rhodesian
Richardson-Merrell
39
19% Jan
Jan
2
50% Sep
4
36% Apr
28%" Aug
16
31 %
Sep
Aug
30% Oct
22 % Oct
24
28% Dec
21
A 27
Jan
Ritter
37% Dec
31
Feb
8
124 % Dec
5
104
Dec
18
94
15% May 29
24 % Jan
25
14
29% Feb
12
38
90
;
Aug 30
27
97
i
May 29
17% Oct 25
37% Jan
44% Oct
34 Va Jan
Mar 19
15
Oct
11
Mar 18
21
31% Mar 15
145
Feb
18% Jan
2
21
Rochester
9
99% Sep
18
17% Jan
Rohm
4%
9
34% Oct
22
Haas
Co
Roper
D)
common
33 % Nov
22
44% Sep
6
11
26% Jan
2
39 % Oct
29
Dec
26
43% Jan
2
49% May
7% Oct 23
14% Feb
~~5
~8% July""22
12% Oct
24
11V* May 29
17 % Jan
4
14% Oct
2
5
31% Feb
1
Ruberoid
Oct
25
Oct
15
44
10
26
Jan
26% Jan
26
7% Oct 24
16% Mar 21
22
Q'"
18% Feb* 13
Tan
7/64 Nov
*>•
22
Rorer
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H)
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
1
19% Jan
10
Ryan
14
.Tun
12
Rvrier
9/64 Nov
22
;
13%
13%
13'%
15%
15
14%
9%
9%
*22
22%
36'A May 29
89 r
60% Jan
26
22% Jun
26
13% Jun
:
25
8
8
May 29
4
64% Sep
98'A Aug
30
37
Jan
4
25
May 21
21 % Mar
1
..
.-
29
24
49:
10
Jan
39% Mar 15
16 Va Jan
2
10
Jan
13% Sep
13% Jan
16
10
14
Schenley
18 % Jan
2
2
18% Jan
2
23% Oct
9
9% Jan
15
10 y4 Jun
60% Feb
•
1
42 % Jan
24
11 Va Jan
8 7 a Nov.' 27
9
35% July 22
31% Oct 15
6'A Jan
2
48% Aug
42% Jan
31- Mar 15
25
Sep
14
54
2
Nov
10 Vb
Aug,
5
6
st
24
Convertible
27
47 y8 Sep
35% Jan
16
13 y4 Nov
Schering
18
12
22
75% Apr
16% Jan
23
59
Jan
22
38% Oct
29
77 i
Jan
Dec
18
Jan
8
92
90.
Feb
Apr
6
99 % Dec
31
"97 Va Jan
9
103
19'
Oct
Sep
40%
39 5 b
47
47 %
47'A
48
39 %
39
26'/a Jan
30
21 Va Jan
2
34% Nov
74% Jan
5
82
12
Jan
18
3% Oct
87
Jun
86
,77
82
Jun
"30
40%
46%
38%
,
37%
30%
Corp
5y2%
37%
37%
2974
Scott
5
Paper
Co
30%
51
51
103%
39'
4
87%
87'%
15:%
16%
15%
16'A
9,800
6%
6 V4
6 %
18,100
52
6
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53 74
44,000
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43 %
43
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12,400
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32%
3274
33
4,300
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29 %
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30
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3,200
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32%
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39%
3874
39
23,900
129%
«
130%
131
131
2,300
99
99
*96
v
7
4% Jan
2
5% Oct
1
31
32% Jan
2
41% Nov
13
3
Seaboard Air Line RR
17 Vb Jan
2
22'A Jun
14
25% Nov
59
Jun
25
88% Jan
31
15% Mar
4
17
2
14% Jan
36 Va Apr. 25
74
2
9'A Dec
-
21
6% May 29
103'A Oct '12
104
Aug'
7
-
9
Jan
Mar
6
6% Aug 22
8
103'A Jan
17% Oct
12% May 29
18'A.Jan '
5
25
'45 %: Feb
12
14% Jun
25
29% Jan
4
9% Oct 24
•
13% Jun
3
6% Jun
30% Jun
28% Oct
23
14% May 29
16 *
May 28
9% Oct 24
16
19
Oct
Jun
22
27
26Va Oct 23
9% Jan
2
33% Nov
26
18
20
14
24
May 29
45'/» Jun
25
44
25
Jun
5'A JUly
39% Jun
50:
29
3
Corp of Amer
16%
17
17
1774
10.500
30 '%
31 %
30%
31%
43 %
8.300
43
43
4374
44
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1,200
34%
34
34%
3374
35%
14,000
35 %
35 %
36
36
36%
5.800
48
487a
36,400
48
47%
48 %
47%
47%
48 %
11
11%
11
11%
ll'/a
11%
,
7-
25% Sep
16
'43'% Apr '22
24% Apr
16
.7
16
49 Vb Sep
11
26% Nov
29
Shattuck
22'A Feb
22 % Jan
15
19 V4 Jan
'2
25 V4 May 23
Shelter
18%: Jan
4
7% Nov
26
13 Va Jan
14
13%
13 %
13'%
13%
1,500
25%
26%
26%
17
2674
2,500
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17%
1774
18
2,900
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10%
10%
10 Vb
10%
11/64
11/64
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56%,
92 >A
*325
-May 23
14% Oct
2
19 'A Feb
18
Shoe
33% Jan
56
2
19% Nov
Apr 19
V2 Mar: 29
32 y2 Jan
62
19
2
26V2 Aug
22
49% Nov
.
EXCHANGE
14
Mar
55% Jan
69 % Aug
20
Sinclair
Kennedy's
7
8
Skelly
Oil
23
Jan
34'% Sep
17
Smith
(A
5
23% Jan
51 v4 Aug
13
Smith-Douglass Co
72% Feb 28
59% Dec
12 y2 Nov
59% Nov
27
26
11% Jan
17
2
53 V4 Jan
15
44% Jan
69% Aug
-58'A Jan '• 2
19
21
51% Mar 18
32% Jan
2
28'% Jan
40'% Jan.: 16
2
20
Smith
75
17
Socony
Sep
54
Feb
4174 Aug- 23
49% Mf*y 21
Jan
16
30% Jan
4
17% Jun
25
35% Feb
16
20% Oct
7
27
40'A Jun 26
53
May
9
50
Jan
58
Oct
50
43
Jan
5^% Aug
28% Mar
37% Aug
15
55%'Mar
68
10/
19% Feb
21% May
72%, Jan 21
80
59% Feb
20% Dec
31
71''
51 Vb Jan
.7
75
30% Feb
16
22% May 29
Apr 16
35% Mar 7
111
26% Jan
33% Mar
5
9% Oct
23
47% Jan
25
8'A Jan
24
15
24
90'
Jun
Oct
Jan
For
3
15-
42'% Jan
2
95% Dec
26
footnotes,
see page
Jan
2
1
2
34% Aug
57 y8 Sep
July
' Aug
38 Vb Jun
16
6
,
Southern
5 %
Mobile
21
20% Oct
15% Sep
18
3
10% Sen
5
25% Mar 19
94 V»
25.
May
7
41% Nov
98%
r
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com
4 50
50
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non-cum
&
common
stock
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Spartans
Sparton
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&
Bros
ctfs
Spencer Chemical
4.20%
preferred
40%
49,200
3274
3274
400
1278
21,200
11%
ll'/a
11%
117«
55%
55
55 Vz
557 a
5774
55
54
56
600
12 y4
12%
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13
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52
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7
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9,900
106'%
18%
'14
18%
2,900
14'/a
14 %
14'%
2 300
18 y4
1874
18 VA
-18%
2,500
33%
33%
33 Vz
337a
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18%
18%
20%
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12
11%
12 %
11%
11%
2,600
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-
44%
43 VA
44'A
43
437a
17.400
19
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6,100
7,200
26 V*
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26%
2674
26%
26%
3,600
22%
22%
22%
22'A
2274
3,700
7%
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774
18.100
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15
15 V8
77 a
15
15
15 VA
2074
207a
20
45%
45 Vz
4574
45%
27
27 VA
267-4
267-4
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32
31 %
31%
31
31'%
4,400
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43
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42 %
44%
30,700
81'%
8274
'
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80%
VA
2,000
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1,200
10,600
81%
81
81%
65
65%
66
66 %
66 VA
67 %
28%
29%
29%
30
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30%
40%
40%
40
41
40'A
4074
26,500
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61%
60%
61%
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62
17,100
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3,700
,
6,300
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63 %
63%
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26,500
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20%
20 Vz
21 %
20%
20%
8.300
54 %
55
53%
54'%
53 Va
5374
2,400
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52%
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53 %
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52
.
200
1,600
35
36
34%
3574
3574
3574-
42%
43 %
43 VB
4434
44
46
34'%
34 VA
23 Va
2374
4,500
31%.
3174
17,100
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35
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35
-
31%
317i
52%
52%
517 a
52%
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55%
56 y2
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31%
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49%
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33%
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59 V4
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60%
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34
34'/»
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34 Va
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19%
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79 VA
34%
18%
.
18%
1,500
12
13'A
4,600
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3,300
40%
500
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8 Va
V
40 Vb
100'%
9,100
61V4
21 y4
77 %
33%
■
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600
34,300
607a
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*98
34%.
*
12%
>
.
7,000
51
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'.
18%
12 %
8,400
56%
33%
79%
1
•
50
i/.
20%
79 %
/"
61%
20%
*77%
100
52%
51 %
'
33,600
'
50 V4
100
6
2,200
20%
27 %
,
23 Va
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1,900
45 %
,
.
27
23
5
15
20%
20%
45
22%
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200
39%
32%
1
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10
407A
31%
Co___l
Inc
Industries
Corp
5.000
14,100
397A
20
tr
43,200
9%
207a
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Day
1
No par
preferred
Ohio
10
8'%
_
par
Southwestern Public Service
18
6
____15
No par
G
Southern Indiana Gas &
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Southern Natural Gas Co
7 50
Southern Pacific Co (DelZ_Z.No
1
6% Jan
No par
preferred
3
10% Mar
2
4
July 18
Puerto
8%
9
36'
May 29
21% May 29
44' * May 29
I8V2 Jury
5
30
Labs
Inc
Southeastern Public Service Co
Southern California Edison
Southern Co
16
Mar 21
31% Mar 30
Jersey Gas
South
18
Feb
57'A Jan' 30
.ZZZZZ.5
__.
South
25
23% Feb
23% May 29
38 % Jun 25
E
11%
8%
38%
25
"~~io
Co
Carolina
preferred
10%
20 VA
*32 y2
*76V2
~ln
Z~ ~
&
5%
CLOSED
,Thanksgiving
32 V4
32
5
Co
2,400
40 %
101
50c
ZZZZZ
French
Oil
36'%
51 %
par
_
Inc
36'%
9%
9%
12,900
EXCHANGE
20%
9%
337a
12%
l
Corp
&
Mobil
8%
20%
32%
11 Va
No par
South
4
33
Kline
10%
9%
400
STOCK
22%
!
Co
10%
10%
20%
.
8,000
93
55%
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Soo Line Railroad
25% Aug 29
61% Apr 24
24
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36%
4,000
24%
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32 y4
2 50
Corp..'
„
35% Mar
Feb
Nov
Pattern
Oil
36 Vz
20%
24 y8
30,000
40
Funeral
ZZZZZZl
Co
Co
36%
120
51%
20'/a
9%
President
1
.Singer
'32%
9
50c
Simplicity
Sep
92%
32 y2
19%
.
29% Jan
Feb
14
par
Corp...
Corp of America.
Corp of America
Simonds Saw & Steel
87%
24%.
32%
10,200
92'%
425
49%
21
92%
xl0%
CLOSED
transactions..
Simmons
;
20%
24 Vz
92%
36%
STOCK
21%
24
32 Vz
,
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ZZ
1
Trad NY shs ord~£l
36 % Aug 28
50 ./ Sep
3
50%
179,900
5974
92 %
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49 'A
16.800
:t
58'«
93
425
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Z_ZZZl
No
Sign'ode Steel Strapping Co;
28
58%
93
X23%
No par
32% Feb- 11
Jan
35 V2 Jan
Feb~21
26% Jan
49
57%.
*325
x21 y4
.
1
Sheraton
21
92%
X94 Va
Co
Mfg
58 'A
425
,
x47
(Frank
Foreign
14.400
13%
25%
xlo'a
Co____
Corp
Shell
Oil
Co__
Shell Transp &
31
53
Feb
&
4,500
—
13%
_l
common.
Steel
Dec
27% Oct
'
Sharon
11
23
58
24
16% Jun
Inc
—
25%
Co___ZZZZ~20
$5.25 preferred
Servomation
Corp_
S F C Financial
Corp
Shahmoon Industries Inc.
Shamrock Oil & Gas 1
13
34% Jan
25
21% Oct
Sep
Roebuck
Seiberling Rubber
Servel
Mar 12
23%
41% Mar 20
Mar 23
May 28
106
17% May
63
19% Oct
May 20
11'A Jan 22
29
33
50.'A Jun
Sears
25
16*
11% Nov
26% May 22
40Vb Feb: 5
20
Nov
101% Sep
4
23 y4 MaT 28
15% Oct 24
24
24
11% Mar 30
24% Oct 24
28% Oct
29
Jun
10
16 %
47%
__
14
600
,
30%
47%
Seaboard Finance Co
1
Seagrave
Gorp___
__Z"__ZZZZZZ~"2~ 50
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp ZZ ' 5
26
99
4,600
'
33 %
25
6% Feb
8 % Nov
,
35
ZlOO
23% Jan
Bolt
ICO
32%
36%
33 VB Dec
&
88
29'
*90%
25
Screw
*87
42 %
No par
22
Jun
49,200
55
11% July 30
21
1.400
39%
53
No par
Mig Co common
preferred
100
105
38%
42%
__No par
3.65%
104'A
39%
7,900
47.400
5174
15%
5
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
Scovili
*51
104
30
preferredZZZEo
common
22,800
38
30%
39%
*90
1
common
convertible
1,500
'
37
51 %
6 %
'
X29%
104%
129%
j
_
Schlumberger N V_ZZZZZZZZ"Z
Foreign transactions._Z
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12
16
_ZZZZ__.l
preferred.
7,600
40%
39
40
350
_
common
convertible
SCM
4
23
Corp
~1
com_
preference
Schick Inc _:
26
1
1
5%
1
ZZZZZZZZZ5
Inc
300
46,600
39 %
43%
San
Industries
15'A
33
Co com__No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
Regis paper
co____zzzzzzzz__5
10
25,700
874
*14 74
26
par
Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial
Corp ■
Sangamo Electric Co
98 'A Feb
23
Power__™No
35
iNU V'
15%
8 -'a
15
39%
28'%
in
3
37
58
■
15VA
Day
20 0
41%
100
Co
40 % Apr.
bt "/2
28% Apr' 23
53% Dec 28
Oct
Lead
St. Joseph
Light &
St ,L San Fran
Ry
21% Feb: 20
26% July
24
Oct
Joseph
Thanksgiving
40%
x31%
100
26 V2 Jan
23
•
St.
3,900
51
166%
II
18% Jan
"79
Jan
Oct
25
common
31
Dec
10% Oct
"50
Nov~29
27 % Jan
1
4% Oct
Jan
51V4
,10% Jan
19
31 % Aug
7
Stores
preferred
;
4.30% conv preferred
2,200
1074
15
15%
2.50
A%
22%
40
10
15
87%
No par
39% Mar 12
81
11
Aug 13
15% Oct 26
30% Oct
Jan
19
,
8% Oct
Safeway
.
26
3,700
17,500
39'%
8%
*86%
Rights
9
22
20 V4
22% Oct 23
27% May 29
45% Feb
91'A Apr
352'A Jan
16 V4 May 29
68% Oct
2
94% Nov: 16
Jun: 28
1,600
1574
22%
*57
15 %
8 %
6
1,200
STOCK
CLOSED
58
14%
8%
9/64
352 'A Jan
4,500
EXCHANGE
10 Va
*55%
44,000
.
ioy.i
9%
'41
14%
39
1
Inc_
X15
58
*51
1.
Co
3,700
102%
1
Co
System
22 'A
36%
20 g
;
Aeronautical
2174
29%
_1
Co
Foreign transactions
Royal McBce Corp
1,600
22'%
13%
38 %
_____8%c
Co
Petroleum
22
13%
,46
LIZIl
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Inc
Cola
23
13
x38 %
100
Rubbermaid Inc
41
11% July 23
25% Nov 26
Jan
13
15
5
Corp
27 VA Apr
21'% May 29
33%
Funeral
1
(Geo
13
8%
_l
Corp
12 %
14 %
10
__
Corp
Ronson
13%
16%
*54%
President
Kennedy's
Elec
Co
11
1674
10%
1.25
preferred series A
Rohr
29
47% Oct
&
1074
16
39%
Corp__No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
ZZ 5
28
Sep
10%
16
10%
2.50
Gas &
24'%
10%
39%
No par
Controls
22%
10%
15%
10%
£
Company
Robertshaw
23,000
14%
Ltd
_
22%
38%
Co
Trust
6,300
22 %
CLOSED
l.5
Inc
Oil Corp
Riegel Paper Corp..
38% Aug 26
45 % Nov 15
May 29
Selection
800
12%
23
29 'A
EXCHANGE
100
Richfield
4
23
Manufacturing
40 'A
12
27'%
9%
100
com
40
12%
28 '/8
22 %
50
series.
40
12
27%
9%
No par
Tobacco
Rheem
12
Jun
J.)
3.60%
18
37 % Mar 19
com
pref
28
42 % Feb
:
2nd
conv
21
24
73
Co
40
3,700
12%
14%
Chemical Co_Z_2~50
&
Metals
"4
8,100
3,000
28%
22 %
Z~_5
preferred series A
40
STOCK
_io
Brass
6 % Oct
Oct
25
&
65% Feb
34% Mar 26
10
Corp
2
44% Mar 14
26% May H
Drug
9%
9%
13%
_i
Reynolds '(R.
8
50c
preferred
July 30
4% Jan
.Mar 14
,•
common
convertible
27
20% Oct 26
10
Elec & Eng Co
Z_ZZZ_5
Mfg Co common
5
preferred 3%% series
100
Republic Aviation Corp
50c
Corp
97a
9%
2,700
■
22%
1
~
;
Corp
Conv
$1
1674
12%
50c
Reliance
26
16%
9%
334,700
'
14%
No par
Reliance
17
16%
10%
par
Chemicals
2
2
24
l.No
Stores
2
Jan
,
Reliable
Republic
14
7
Reichhold
16%
22%
50
Inc
10% Apr 19
16% May
2
44
Sep 11
Mar 12
Nov.
19
34
16%
98%
11%
50
preferred
Bit Co_^
Bros
18% Feb
22
17
19
; Oct
28
Nov
6% Jan
Reeves
.17
preferred
Stores
16
7874
33'%
93 V4
27%
ZZZZZ5
ZZZZZ50
2nd
Jan
69
Ja,n
24-
Oct
1st
non-cum
20 % Jan
22
23
76
non-cum
Reed Roller
21
78%
33%
39%
Inc__3.33%
i
4%
Owl
78-«
33 %
9%
l
Inc
4%
23% Aug 27
47% Jun 17
3
9% Nov
4
14
51% Aug 30
International
Red
94%
78
34
xl6%
_No par
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
Sep 18
16% Sep 18
29% May 28
13 % Nov
12
J
Inc
Sep
14% Apr 30
10% Mar 14
92%
78 %
33 %
2.50
House
94%
*77%
.
13% Oct
34
89
No par
2.50
Inc
33 %
19% Aug 27
7% Jan 21
8
com_No par
preferred
Raybestos-ManKattan
21% Nov
13% Oct 24
1st
44% May 14
2
41 % Feb
May 29
Corp of America
$3.50
Ralston Purina Co
13% Jan
2
16% May 29
Radio
18% Aug 22
9
25
14
24
r-'..
'
'
>40%
*98
100%
700
'
2,800
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
if
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
20'A Jun
Sep
25
Jan
3
Jan
•
2
7
29
43 Va May
Square
29
July
77 3A Jan
2
64
Jan
2
83 VA Apr
25
81
Jan
22
85% Apr
24
35 Va Jan
2
13
20 Va Feb
14
15 VA Oct
-12 Va Aug
76
May 29
65% Dec
5
57% Nov
22
69'A Apr
24
98 Va Dec
26
92% Nov
20
98'A Apr
81'A May 29
39% Oct
26
58 Va Feb
15
46% Jan
2
65% Aug
9
16
45% May 28
59 3A Dec
26
583a Jail
2
48
May 29
59 3A Feb
8
52% Jan
July 17
95 VA Feb
28
90
Jan
22
95
Nov
7
85
5
12
Nov
27
16% Feb
26
43
50
11 Vk Jun
25
23% Mar
41 Va Oct
20
70% May 13
73%
2
Sep
9
22
71
Nov
22
53 V2 Jan
21'/a Jun
25
29 Va Mar
9
21% Sep
19
26
Jun
22
30 3A Mar 15
21% Nov
29
27 V2 Jan
29 "
10% Oct
31
22% Feb
12
11% July 18
16% Jan
24
18:,a Oct
24
40 Va Jan
2
20 Va Mar 25
25% Sep
11V* Mar
6
7% Jan^. 2
12% Nov
25
19
Mar 18
31% Aug
12
15
22
6% May 29
Mar 12
17
Jan
Jan
5
32 Vt Dec
21
29
Oct
24
47% Jan
29
38% Jan
81% Feb
28
84 Va Nov
28
31% July 23
82
Aug
7
19 Va Jan
17
15
17% Feb
143A May 29
22
VA
25
12% Oct
35
18
24% Oct
22
37
Feb
6
< Jun
153A Oct
25
34
Feb
28
29 % Feb
25
37% Oct
33% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
24 Va Jan
25
Nov
9
11
21
18% Jan
20 Va May 17
38 % Oct
24
10 Va Jun
25
13
70 Va Fell
Aug 20
16V4 Nov 23
14'A July 12
27 VA May 29
33'A Apr
24
31
21 Va May 29
44
Jan
15
\ May 29
14'A Oct 24
103A Feb
13
5% Nov
26
9 % Sep
2
15'a Nov
22
2,
25 Va Jan
30% Jan
28% Jan
20'A May 29
15% Jan
2
8 V§ Oct
24
32
28 Va
8% Jan
83
Oct
43
May 29
32
May 29
45'A Apr
23
41 Va Jan
173A May 29
21% Oct 24
24% Nov
29
20; Nov
25 V4 Jan
28% Feb '• 8
Jun
195
1385 Feb
27
Jan
2
25
24 Va Mar 21
31 V2 Oct
24
49% Feb
27
38Va Sep
30
22% Jun
25
17% Jun
4
29% Apr
2
18
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
20%
19
May
2
17% Jan
2
25 % Nov
18
27
6
7% Oct
22
29 % Jan
4% Oct
24
16% Feb
14
4% July 22
7% Jan
31
21% Sep
59 Va Jan ,'7
14
May 29
11 Va Oct
22
Oct
22
49
41 %
52% Apr
25
2
12% Mar 26
15
32
Jan
2
43
Oct
35 Va Apr
46
22'
60% May
Jan
12
88 Va Apr
6
89 % Jan
25
36
Apr
4
26% Nov
21
15% Oct
24
23'A Feb
16
3
25% Nov
25
57 Va Feb
7
Oct
25
24% Mar 13,
2
53% Jan
2
Jun
15
25% Mar 26
23% Jan
20% May 29
27 Va Jan
63% Jan
16% Apr
30
15'A Oct
Jun
51 /
42% Feb
24
1
3
2
,,76% Apr
24
10% Jan
31
29% Nov
28
22
22 Va
15
48% Feb
15
44% Jan
3
Jun
21
2
133% Feb
4
6% May 29
18% Jan
2
3% Aug
8
8Va May 29
.15% Feb
14
May 29
51 Va Feb
8
Jan,
141
26% Feb
26
Oct
29
52'A Feb
39% Jan
11% Jan
7%
Jan
4
24
22%
20%
4,900
509
2,800
57
56%
16%
17 Va
16%
17%
16%
10%
3.9%
31
31
3,100
6
198.300
15%
15%
16
16%
16
16%
7.900
26
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
4,400
19%
20
19%
19%
20
20 Va
6
5%
1
1
^_1
8%
5%
.
6
5%
8%
8%
8%
95
50
50
51
50%
50%
51
48%
49%
49%
49
50:%
*50 VA
60
21
-a
20%
20%
21
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
52%
54
52%
54
52 %
52 Va
*
20
'
9%
9%
lOVa
1208
1200
1210
1215
1.38 8/9
19 Va
19%
19%
19'A
*19
25
40%
41%
40%
41%
41%
America
Co
<
—
class
Inc
Broadcasting
Corp
34 Vi
34 Va
18
IB
18 Va
24 Vt
24 %
26%
26%
42%
42 %
42%
<"Vt
7'''(
20%-
2CV'H
21 Va
5%
5%
6%
12%r
20%
1
Corp
Transmission
Inc.
.
Chemical
&
Betts
19%
20
19%
69,700
65%
64%
65%
70,200
?r»
?ov4
20
20 %
12,100
45%
46
45%
46 %
59 Vh
59%
59 "b
59%
18.800
17%
18Va
17%
19%
62,200
87
89%
24.400
70 Va
71
19: A
preferred
28% May 15
50
July
Jan
2
37
Jun
3
6% Nov
29
11
Jan
22
1
89%
71
72
21%
23
22 'A
23 %
54'A
54:%
CLOSED
36 %
37 Vh
39 V4
■
39%
29 3 4
29%
29%
1<)l,
20 'k
19%
20%
20 Va
21%
26 3 a
25%
26%
26 V4
26%
10 Va
10%
10 'A
lOVa
10:^u
10%
49
49
49%
94
*91
94
*28
28%
,
'/
48'A
•.
4!)%
48 Vh
94
*91"
*91
28
2 8 'A
28%
33%
31
3 4 Va
25
25%
25 Vh
25 %
No par
65%.
663 8
66
193«
19%
,
If)
1
28%
61%
61
19%
19%
61%
62
Trans
World
Trans-World
2
5
Airlines Inc
Financial
%4Vac,'o
__
preferred
Corp
Pipeline Co_,
conv
Electronic
,
5.400
19%
2.900
28 Va
1.100
62%
63%
20
20%
5.200
62 %
63
2.900
63
%
14%
14%
49%
50
*148
150%
5%
5%
9%
•••
200
149%, 149%
151
9%
.
'
10
9%
'
-
18.300
5%
5V4
5%
9:%
7.000
9,500,
46
45%
46
Va
45%
46%
55
54%
54 %
*54 Va
54%
1914
19%
18%
19 Va
18%
441
50
1
1
4.600
10.400
%
44•_>
/
51.900
15%
50%
44'a
*
•
1.900
28%
26%
27%,
14%
55
1
Corp__'
69:A
19%
28 Va
49%
5
__1
2.600
14:%
9%
_50
_1
preferred—Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5%
conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp-
218,700
50 711
'
15034
x
<■
32%
25%
66 Va
■
'20 'A
27
28
14
50
1
$2.50
Twin Industries
26'A
1
2
100
Co
Transamerica Corp common
Transitron
61
500
,
31%
>
28%
28%
61%.
L.
500
7.800
62
28%
Xl8%
1.
2,000
.
25'K
,
66%
5
Co
3,900
33,000
.19%
.
Torrington Co_
—_
No par
Tractor Supply Co class A__
1
Trane
"30
29%
Day
30
:
21.700
'
700
38Vi
25%
■
-
•
20,300
„
39
x28T»
Kennedy's
Funeral
27%
Co
54%
37'a
39
Thanksgiving
,
25 VH
—
,
36%
10
Bearing
53 %
,
24.600
23%
22 %
EXCHANGE
55%
37
2.500'
2.000
39
President
1
Realty & Construction
Edison
STOCK
36
Thor Power Tool Co———No par
$1.20
87%
72 Va
X54'A
CLOSED
1
Tidewater Oil common—
Timken' Roller
89%
70%
EXCHANGE
.
—
'<
,
86%
No par
5
Tri-Continental Corp common—
2
18 Vh
—50c
3
12% Apr
49% Sep
55% May 13
59 Va
STOCK
^No par
Co
4
'58%
R)_—
(J
8.100
-
64:%
Xl7%
'—7,50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com—5
4%
preferred
—100
Thompson
37.800
5%
19%
r
1
Co
3,900
7 Hi
21%
5%
,
7 Va
20%
-
'
■
20'
46%
1
——:
Co
4,200
65%
X45%
33 Va
Sulphur—_——No par
common
11.400
19%
Producing Co_:
Ihc
3.900
27 %
on
12.50
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.5o
Gas Transmission Corp—.—5
—
issued
35%
.
64%
Co—5
Gas,
5 Vh
5
9,300
43 %
24%
27
42'.
1
Inc
34%
3,200
42%
24%
25%
—
700
11,000
26%
.1
,
610
41 V->
18
24%
6,100
18'A
34%
17 7 a
—5
,—,
—.
3,600
,
19%
34 Va
4.50
Co
(James)
Inc
Inc
1260
34
1
1
A
87,300
,
9%
9%
9%
1190
&
7.800
20%
1
.25
Swift
4.900
6.700
%
-G.25
10c
of
600
3.800
94
California—
of
3.100
■9
8%
*93%
95
*93%
1
—.___—5
Corp..
Co
,1.600
39%
6
1
8
20
34
21%
31 Va
Transwestern
43% Aug 15
22
3
-6% May 29
161 .VB Sep
4
14% Jan
5
24
,
547if« Aug 16
9% Mar
16
15% Oct
46
Apr
42 % Mar
•53% Nov
13
1
22
14
25
Oct
3
26
Nov
4,200
33%
Co—
Toledo
29% May
1,300
*20%
21%
Oil
20
19
28 VA Jun
34
4
Nov
60
33%
%
13
13
Mining
Tishman
73% July
'
39%
DX Oil Co
24
23
34
56
-No par
No par
Corp
Sep
30%
13,200
30%
common
prelerred
J—
A
Co
Sep
% Apr
23
108
27
14'A Jan
Oct
3.y
Oil
Thomas
_
25-% Mar 20
73% Nov
85 %
39
$1.25 conv preferred
Glass Mfg Co
8
18% Nov
' 8
s
81% Jan
25
7 Va May 29
1
'58 % ,Jan
34% Nov
22
26
25% Mar
15
May 29
45
4
19% Mar
35%
31%
Thatcher
93% Oct 23
33% Feb 13
11
25 Va Oct
34%
*83 %
40 VA
—
Corp
series
Thiokol
4
30% May 31
Feb 18
14
Nov
34%
84%
30%
Corp
Chemical
Textron
30
2
-300
34 Va
*83 Va
35
85%
12.500
12%
3i
39 %
Propane Gas Corp
Texas
29
2
45
»•
Gas
TelAutograph
29
25% Jan
Jan
6.100
11%
30%
1
Corp—
Corp.
Instruments
1
66
25
24%
1
Foods
When
9
25
Day-
30%
—1.25
1
Broadcasting Co
Texas
29% Jan
Thanksgiving
12 Va
*30 Va
1
Corp
Gulf
33% Mar
27% Mar
37% Jun
-
Container
Gulf
6
24%
11%
30%
57 %
Texas
2x
23:%
12 Va
3.700
56%
Texas
25
26
24
11%
1.300
2.000
11%
58
29
Nov
23%
22%
22%
11 Va
*30%
1
Webster
19% Nov
i\ov
22
21%
21
Texaco
49% May 22
62% Jun 11
26% May 29
Vu
CLOSED
11%
33%
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
j
EXCHANGE
22%
11%
20%
Utilities
18% Sep
22%
22%
21
Texas
1
22 VA
300
44
34
Texas
24
19,600
*42
11%
VA
100
12%
21%
3
3
STOCK
95%
12
22 Va
•
2,500
*94
43
*41
1.400
22,200
144,000
21%
23
10
43
34 V»r
58% Sep
22
12 Va
*83%
32% Sep
Jan
66%
95
12
180
33 %
Texas
9
83
Funeral
3
24
66%
66 'A
95
12%
22%
President
24
29% Dec
66 %
66%
95
22%
Kennedy's
69'4
44'/a Jan
71
21%
CLOSED
23
12
19
60%
69 %
xll%
EXCHANGE
973a Oct
25
92%
58%
70
43
STOCK
76% Nov
17
92%
58 Va
6.9 Va
12%
5
Jun
93 Va
5 8'A
69 Va
'*•
31% Mar
10
93 Va
58'A
66 Va
22
18% Jun
93%
*94
Nov
23% Oct
55.900
21%
Tennessee
22% May 29
19'/a Jun
60
*20%
Tandv
74% Mig 28
20% Nov 11
40% Oct
59%
57%
Apr
29% Mar 21
,60
68%
17% Jan
50% Jan
,
7
28
59
93
57
4
21% Feb
51% Nov
25
4
41% Jan
11
23 Va. Jan
125% Jan
13 Va July 19
37% Jun
2
Mar
45% Mar 29
34 Va May 29
32'/a Jun
16% Jan
.
GO Va
3,200
27,900
Talon
9
25
2
25'A Mar
61% Dec 26
2
Jun
5
22,200
24,800
Talcott
25
15% Oct
18% Mar
13%
35%
Corp
45V
17% Jan
83
12%
29 %
23
49% Sep
4
74%
82%
13
34 VA
Taft
5% Jun
2
74%
84
12Vii
59 Va
2.50
Inc
Co
Symington Wayne Corp
1114% Nov
11 Va Jan
May 29
74%
*83%
13%
28%
Swingline
13
18
6
18
1130% Jan
"4%
2,100
13
Sweets
Aug 29
42'A Jan
74
7,600
,
8312
Superior
28% May 20
55% Mar 23
Jun
13
29 Va May 29
75 V«
170
/
33 %
13
Sunshine
10'
Sep
74 %
X83%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
24
40
46%
33%
34%
Sunray
12 'A Oct
11% May 29
45%
34
29%
&
P)
Sunstrand
2
44% Apr
45%
33%
12%
Sun
12
1559
May 14
22% Oct 25
21
45 Va
34
Sunbeam
12%J|un
15% Jan
1045
21
46%
34%
28%
$4.50
21
56% May
45%
*33%
510
9,300
13
Sun
28 Va May 23
7% Jan
12% Aug 13
5
10
—100
1
Suburban
20
55% Jun
90%
34%
SuCrest
May 21
39% Oct
89%
_
Suburban
'
50 Va Aug
May 29
6
1G
Sep
89 Va
28=%
Stouffer
10 Va Feb V 5
59
43 V2 Jan
15
53 Va Jan
Va
89
'
12%
(J
Studebaker
98 Va May 10
Jan
85
May 14
,
88%
34%
Storer
16
31% May 14
18% Jan
21% Aug
8
16% Jan 19
17
2
X88%
381,200
28
Stone
45% Aug 29
34% May 14
2
28%
97
'
21V2 Apr
6
Jan
23 Va Jan
27%
_
Inc
Drug
Stone
Aug 29
19% Oct 21
62
501» Mar 20
28 %
18%
Stewart-Warner Corp
;
2.50
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
.—20
31
26
18
27%
17%
*96 %
15
Stevens
29 Va Jan
23
28 %
preferred
Sterling
2
38% Aug
x27%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
6
12
Sep
18'A
97
Chemical Co common.—5
3 Va%
27
Feb
85
24% July 23
Shares
17%
96%
com—No par
__No par
1
Standard Oil of Calif com..
6.25
$3.30 conv preferred
No paxStandard Oil of Indiana
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
7
Standard Oil of Ohio common.—10
3%% preferred series A__
100
Standard Packaging Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
6%' convertible preferred
20
Standard Pressed Steel Co
1
Stanley Warner Corp_
5
Stanray Corp—
—1
Starrett Co (The) L S—
.No par
Stauffer
the Week
Nov. 29
18 Va
Industries
Kollsman
Friday
Nov. 28
97
preferred
$3.50
Standard
Sales for
Thursday
17 %
.—
A E Mfg Co
Standard Brands Inc
5
15
2
74 Va July
Co
PRICES
No par
No par
Staley
D
SALE
97
50c
25
common
—,
preferred
$4.50
18
3
Sep
Sep
HIGH
Nov. 27
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
Par
/
Spiegel Inc common—v
32'A May 16
49
2
33 Va Nov
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50
preferred
4
Feb
92
35% Jan
39 Va Dec
May 29
48
24
82 Vi
Mar
86
25
24 Va Jun
Apr
Oct
98 Va
25
38% Mar
25
81
92
May
97
Aug 16
90
19 %
12% Mar 26
24 Va Jan
22
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10 Va Oct
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Year 1962
27%
25 Va
*44
44%
26%
'
100
28%
28
27%
300
1,300
44.%
*43%
-f
\
If)
63.200
2,700
T
7 Va
7
7%
6%
X20
20%
20
20%
,20%
13
13%
12%
13
13 Va
13%
4,600
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 A
12,400
18 3 4
18%
6%
-
y *
u
.
15
Oct
7
19% May 15
17% Jan
2
10% Mar 22
Jun
24
8 Va Jan
3
19% Nov
26
23% Apr 18
17'A Oct
20
Nov
Udylite Corp (The)—
Industries
18
Unarco
18
Unilever Ltd
43% Mar 15
31% May 29
July
3,4
26
1
40% Oct
42
20
115% Nov
14
29% Sep
3
27
121% Jan
2
100% Jan
2
26 % Sep
30
101 VA. Dec
7
100
2
83 Va Dec
13
81 % Nov
21
85% Sep
Dec
19
75% Jan
25
82
95
78
Jun
.Feb
•
72% Jun
29
78
84% Jan
18
92
Jan
2
8
Sep
94% July 24
83
102% Mav 17
3
Mar 14
Dec
28
89% Oct
1
43 Va May 29
69% Jan
3
59% Jan
25
27 Va May 29
Dec
4
33 Va Jan
'2
'8% Feb
28
8% Jan
2
9% Oct
14
Feb
19
26% Jan
2
35% Jun
12
8% Jan
35
2
Nov
8
22
39
.Jan
14
Electric
Union
—
83% Aug 29
Union
Oil of California
May 21
Union
Pacific
42
$4
Tank
23 Va Jan
2
32% Jun
4
31 % Jan
3
43% Jun
24
United
38% Jun
25
40'2 Oct
10
8
United
Jun
26
? 88
Va July 23
5'
5
18
95%
Oct
85 % Oct
25
21
53% Jan
Air
24
333A May 29
24
Jl>*?
25
s
33%
Mar" II
102% Jan
(series of
2.
16% May 28
Jan
Mar
Feb
21
United
10
United
Biscuit
31
Jan
10
United
Board
Jan
28
2
18 % Oct
24
56
17% Oct
•'•I
30 Va Feb
2
29% May 2b
38% Jan
2
.
Jan
21
United
Corp —f.
Electric Coal
20
Jan
30
United
Engineering
21% Jan
20 Va Mar 20
19
25
17 Va Aug
% May 29
1% Jan
2
1
Jan
V» Jan
30
United
United
Greenfield
19% Jan
30
United
Merch
1 % Apr
5
United
Park
18
United
Shoe
4
United
12
2
Sep
Oct
24
71 % Jan
4
47% July 15
56% Oct
31 % Ocv>
2-1
35% Mux 1G
33% Jun 28
36 v
41
For footnotes, see page 25.
5
23% May 16
United
United
39% Sep
27%
8.300
100 %
269
*81 Va
82%
77
*76
77
77
*76
91
*90
Va
91
91
92
79
77%
78%
78
80%'
11.800
40 %
40%
41 %
41
41%
15.800
91
'
,
9 Va
9%
31 %
32
25
9%
32
25%
\
Mar IS
'
~
'\-
■
'
6%
&
Corp
Mfgrs
—
Inc
Mach
preferred
common
—i
10
1
1
-25
25
20 7
16%
-A
_•'
■
r-. •
%?
20%
,
■
V'.
■
-
16 3 4
33 %
1,100
8%
8 Va
8 Va
9,300
46%
483a
8%
46%
46%
187k
18%
18%
22%
23
21
21V4
21%
21%
37%
37%
37%
25 V*
24%
24%
20%
20%
20 %
18 7 8
18'a
18%
18%
1V4
53%
*35 Va
.
1%
3.500
3138
33%
46 7 a
20%
■
10.800
31 %
22%
X2434
■
3 00
2.600
22
*16%
37
'
24,400
88%
16
31%
1834
■
46
101%
88
'
20%
22
■'v.'.
41.500
33%
834
46%
40 Va
20%
'
-
2,900
33
31%
16%
8%-
,
101%
'
f
88
7,500
'25
15 Va
31%
33%
45
45 Va
7,600
33 Va
,
39 Va
105
*87 V4
«
24
39%
39
*100
'
33
25 %
460
9%
9
33
33
,
44 3 i
88%
31%
'i,
'%
45% ^
105%
20%
&
City Mines Co
"40 V4
44%
1
28
35 Va Mar 14
25% May 10
—.
2
9
26%
IOOVh
82
*99%
1
2
4
May 22
29% Sep
30 V8
Oct
27%
101%
*81
*87',4
Foundry—5
Financial Corp of Calif—1
Fruit Co
No par
Gas
Corp
——-10
Gas Improvement Co
4.50
20
26%
*100'4
39
2.50
Cos
35.800
27,Va
82 Va
.9
•
United
100
'2.800
38%
38
110%- 112
100%
24'a
-:
Corp_—.A 10
Corp
Fastener
59
20% Mar 19
377'«
76%
5
pfd_100
—.
,
40
,
par
Amer—No par
of
Carton
2
19 Va May 29
1
Co
19
15% May 29
Mar 26
United-Carr
Corp
&
Jan
8
16% Oct
23
38% Aug 27
8% Aug 30
Artists
17% Aug 16
21
'
1956) conv pfd_100
46% Nov
3
23 Va Feb
fl
par
10
conv
8.000
38%
—
112%
*76
par
■
40% Jan
5
38 Ve
•
26r,i;
common
(series of 1955)
4c%
6
,29
Corp
Aircraft
4%
32
37%
111 V,
113%
*81
——5
Co_
2
1
17% Aug 20
*
—
100'A
par
-—25
Inc.——
18
30 V4 May
Mar 15
50 VA Mar 16
8% Jan
6% Jun
41% Jun
35 3
100
'
'
38
37'a
preferred—--—10
Co
—No par
Lines
15% Nov
223A Oct
37 Va
112%
Car
Jan
112
38 %
38
38 %
'
37%
common—10
Co
Twist Drill
Union
32'A Mar 13
Dec
3.100
20%
—.
■
39% Jan- 19
54% Dec
RR
non-cum
Union
25
102'A Dec
37%
5
common—
Co
preferred
-No
$3.70 preferred
—No
$3.50 preferred
No
$4 preferred—————No
$4.50
23
113
——__
y ord shares—-—20 g
Foreign transactions—;—_——,
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide Corp
No par
20% Jun
'
transactions J
Unilever N
20% Oct
100
5
:
dep rets ord-—,
Amer
•
Foreign
37% Nov
1
1
Va
54
53%
35%
35 Vi
18%
35%
1.800
2.900
18%23%
11.000
>■
.'21*4.
21 Va
24.300
>
36%
37%
11.000
24%
25%
1.500
20%
20%
18%
187«
l'A
1%
,22%
1,700
6.700
'
1%
.-54
400
,
•
54
-
;
-
,
'
*35%
8."00
54%
35%
3.300
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Number 6321
198
Volume
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..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year
22
19 Vb Oct
24% Jan
25
32% Mar
28% Jun
25
j
36% Feb
9
23 Va Jun
29
Jan
11
Jan
26
47% Mar 23
100
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4
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29
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7
22
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& Foundry Co___
5
Playing Card Co..™.
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,-5
8%
non^cum
1st
preferred—100
2
24% Nov
23
27% Feb
53% Mar 20
42% Jan
3
63% Sep
24
82Vb Sep
60% Feb
SI % Jan
4
63% Jun
14
9
40% Jan
2
2
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2
36
Oct
7
23
152 % July
2
22 Va May 29
22% Jun
164
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31
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17
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2
17
23% May 29
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16
152% Apr
2
Nov
2
Jan
2
2
4
42
6
263a Jan
4
39% July 17
38'-a Jan
22
42% Jan
231
29
14%
5 Va May 29
2
34% Feb
Mar~23
31% Sep
18
41% May
May
158
8
Aug
10% Oct 24
Feb
2
29% Oct
24
31
55
31 Va May 29
Jan
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20% Jun
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22
2
33'/a Feb
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19
28% Jan
16
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28% Dec
31
26 % Mar
22% Jlin
19% Jun
8
22
Oct
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18
Jan
86
Jan
108 V'4 Sep
23
113
21
29
29
92% Feb
20
63
24
105'/a Oct
16
104 3
25
26% Jan
3
Oct
23
36% Jan
14% Feb
4
16
8 Va
May 29
101% Sep 10
Jan
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Oct
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21
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Victor
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3
17
May 13
Jan
99 Vb May 20
97
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98% Aug 21
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28% May 14
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11
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108
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79
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31
Jan
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9% Jan
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23
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26%
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28
15% Oct
15% Nov.
44
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Utah
70
54
52 %
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950
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26,900
4
42/%
36% Apr
30%
1
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27
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69
52%,
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2.50
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—
4
2
50% Jan
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com_No par
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Upjohn Co
Uris Buildings
18
19
45% Feb
25
8
Universal
41% Apr
22
May 29
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168%
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69
153
5
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24% Jun
3
12% Dec
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87 7
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11,800
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&
83
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24%
168
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87
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25
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CLOSED
non-cumulative
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13
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Nov 12
26
22 % May 29
20
8'
163% Sep
22
32 % Jan
2
40% Mar 20
EXCHANGE
No par
Universal
Ian
23 % Nov
61 % Mar 14
28% Oct
13
S
a
_
common
Apr
Nov
D'O %
2
common
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com—50
50
1623
100
Aug
21
2
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;
33%
41% Sep
19
31 % Jan
41%
27%.
50
9
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46
62%
91%
167
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14
21
33% Nov
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40
9 % Feb
26
3
170
63
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30c
Universal American Corp com—25c
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;—5
Conv 2nd preferred 1st'series —35
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp__—1
6% Nov
6
Feb
62 %>
■
4,400
170
83
39%
*9%,
25
10
9,200
i
4
a
18%
18%,
%
24
United Whe '.an Corp__
25
37% Nov
54
preferred
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7
8% Jan
6
38% Jan
19
24
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24% Oct
19% Oct
33% Oct
10
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No par
Corp.—
Smelting Ref &
TO
<
11
25
a
6
11 % Apr
2
40% Apr 24
.
Nov
Feb
35% Apr
Oct
22
U
31% May 14
Jan
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7%
157% Mar/2o
150
17Va Jun
6
Pipe
3,800
'2,900
87 %
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39%
41 %
86'
168
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39%,
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2
31
51
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46
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40%.
83%
8%
Shares
29 lb
98
30%
39%
167
the Week
29
29%
40%,
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'
62 % Dec
26
O
49% Aug
17
26% May 28
Mar 27
35
49% July
2
37% Oct 22
139% July
4
common.—
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4
,
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4
15% Jan
4
Jan "12
Lines
S
169
8%
No
98
86%
-
Friday'
99%
40%
u
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 28
30
8612
a
TRICES
30
*97%
41
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'_—50
29 1
30
85 1
V
common—_
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16
23
31 V'4 May
Aug
—
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V2 'c
4
100
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5
23% Feb
18
79'
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2a % Aug
10%
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23
38
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Jun
Oct
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S
4
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Co
7
■id-'4
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Jan
U
9
23% Dec
14
Freight
7
15 %- Jail
50% May
.37 V'4 NOV
18
Sep
171% Nov
1
8% Oct
2
48% Mar 29
21
30 Va Jan
24% Mar
99'-,
29
SALE
Nov. 27
30
,*96'%
Foreign
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 26
x29%.
—
&
Tuesday
Nov. 25
1Q0
1
preferred
Securities—
4% %
July 19
2
161 % Jan
164% May 25
153
43
73
4
Monday
Par
Chemical Corp com—1
Borax &
S
33% Sap
47 % Sep
-
65 % Oct
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22 % iviH v' 23
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Nov
98
24
98'A Dec
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
41 Va Feb 14
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, J963
1962
95 % Aug 10
STOCKS
/
Range for Previous
Lowest
253
26
201
29%
20 V,
21%
13.100
%
11'-.
11%
113H
11%
5.500
106%
*105%.
25%
*105%.
106 Va
110
4
•
106%,'
106
900
,
w
74
July
16
Oct
26
5% Oct
24
f
6% Mat
Nov
27
a
25
Walgreen
23
56 Va Jun
5
Walker
Nov
4
8
Feb
11
May
3
Nov 25
May 24
Ward
76'b Jun
17
o<(t
Nov
15
Warner
16 % Jun
17
Warner
25
57 % Jan
2
5J3-1 July 29
25
44% Feb
8
23% July 25
(Hiram)
4% Oct
19
5% Oct
25
59 V4 Jun
15
8% Feb
20
9% Feb
72
■
5 % Oct
6 %
21
53
Mar 12
17% Feb
10 V2 Oct
22
24
Oct
24
17% Oct
3
92
Oct
5
29
Oct
~9
20% Feb
2
38 % Apr
12
8
20
Mar 20
Mar 11
25
19
23 V'4 Jan
543/4 Jan
2
Feb
Nov
22
Jan
31
14
32
28
2
103
64
Dec
29
May 29
403% Jan
2
39
May 29
51
2
293
May 29
37% Mar 19
26a
Oct
36% Feb f 8
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26
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47
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22
,Nov
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23
25
87
11
Jan
853/4 Jan
22
97 Va Feb
16.
95
3
26 Va Oct
14% Feb
102 Va
19
92
46
102
13
Dec
28
94 % Jan
14
Apr
30
91 Va Jan
30% Jan
99 7 a Nov
7
Dec
4
Jan
2
31 % Jan
Feb
21
32 % Feb
9
31
21 Va Oct
24
413/4 .Jan
4
217/a Oct
24
30% Mar 12
/
Sep
Cy
'
58,
307
No par
President
1.25
1,300
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47 %
47%
47%
3,200
38,
38
*343b
35
9
15
17
15
West
Mar
12
Welbilt
jai,
:
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5
34%
34%
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35
8%
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Va
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4 % %
4
&
2d
4 d'% Lep
12
Western
Western
Maryland Ry
2
24% Aug 29
2
32 Vb Jun
3
4%
39% Jun
3
W'estern
Pacific
Jun
25
35% Oct
23 •'
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Union
Jan
2
32
2nd
non-cum
110
Feb
15
423% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
116% S.p
35 % Sep
1
Telegraph
90 % Oct
101%, May 27
92
29
96% Apr
18
Jan
3
253/4 May 11
36% Dec
20
35% Jan
7
55 % Nov
71% May 14
77
24
-77
/.: Jan
4
90
33% Jan
4
27 ',4 July 22
10 % Jan
25
26
Jan
32 Va Aug
17
43 Va Feb
18% Dec
27
26% Mar
100
10% Aug 14
29% Aug
39
Jan
13:% Nov
25
3~2~%
Feb
20
25% Mar
57
Feb
16
34-% Nov
22
Jun
26
88
Nov
15
9% Feb
26
7
39
Jan
Motor
2
22
Jun
Dental
White
10
2
Jun
5
White
25
6"3 4 Jan
333/4 Oct
84% Mar 16
3i
Sep
21 Va Jan
2
87
2
6
37%
Sep
13
Wilcox
Oil
Jun
13
Wilson
&
2
2
1
29
93 Va Feb
32% Srp
.32 V'4 May
6
17
Wisconsin
Stores
Elec
10c
Co
99%
99%
52%
9
31% May 29
20
Oct
>-
23
131 Va Apr
10
4434 Dec
28
29% Dec
5
129% Oct
3
42% Jan
30
28
Jan
2
24 % Jan
3
136 % Anr
47
WToodward
15
Woolworth
Worthington
22
92% Jan
2
62% Feb
5
22
Feb
8
26 % Jan
2
38
16
58
93
Jan
131
Jan
Jun
25
11 Va Feb
>7% Jun
14
I66y« Jan
8
2'
28
Jan
7
94
96% Jun
28
107
Nov
21
12
/ 403
85
9
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25
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28 %
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35 3
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35
35 7a
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41
40 "4
42
28
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97%
97
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,
700
9' b
1,300
346%
364
375
84,300
;
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_1
prices; no sale on this day.
f Cash sale,
wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Exdistribution.
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
^Transferred from American Stock Exchange fo N.Y.S.E. Range for 1963 is a
indicated.
On stcck dividends of 25%
or more,
low and high ranges are for new shares only.
200
•
11
otherwise
2,600
28 3
9
Young
Corp
48
26%
123
Corp
Radio
9%
26 V4
48
1.600
5
343/4 Nov
Mar
93„
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98
2
51
20,200
'
14
No par
2
asked
48%'
30 %
23r%
77 V,
84% Jan
75% Maris
and
a
26
2,800
47
105
137m
*27%
107% Mar 28
24
*Bid
,
Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door__—No par
42% Oct
46 31,
20'1,
*104
23 V,
78'b
37% Sep
128% Nov
18% Jan
9,100
13 3 4
27%
X
450
52
9%
13 3 4
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Co—
99
513a
23 %
27%
10
_/100
2
30% Mar 16
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/
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30%,
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99%
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29%
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105
200
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5.800
f
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25 Vi Jan
25
48
44:,4
16
14% Oct
91 b
*25'4
41
24
1
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8
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146 Va Jan
38 y2 Feb
93
'26%,
———10
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22Va Oct 23
65 Vb Oct
a
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4
Nov
29 7
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W7yandotte Worsted
100
461 b
„
87%
94
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Corp
prior
.—
,,
Public
Chemical
21
29% Jan
24
21% Oct
28
preferred
NOV
15
Oct
25
6%
Wisconsin
Witco
80% Nov
Oct
55
92 Va Jun
18
|29 % Sep 16
,23
81V4 Jun
8
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43% NoV
51%
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105
'
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125
99%
i:'4
27 7
10
com
88 %
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8
,
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common.—No par
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Winn-Dixie
0
347
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a
13%
2.50
1
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31,700
29
32 3
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30
23'%
1
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Co
32%
28%
29%
48
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$4.25 preferred
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12
93/4 Mar 28
preferred!
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3,000
32%
11734
3.,
2,800
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8
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convertible
$3
Nov/13
15
44
Co
preference
18
Jan
26% Mar
Prior
13
19% Jan
22
(The S Sid—20
Mfg
41%
69%
40
29 %
*83
preferred
_>
_100
White'Sewing Machine common—-1
24% Nov
6 V2 Jan
27% Nov
48
'
93
101'/4
68 7
513»
>
5%%
1
22
-—No par^
"
66%
29
5
preferred-— 80
*92 %
93
40
32 V,
*114%
10
500
270
95 V2
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34-3.,
100
12">
40.3 4
31
*P7%
2,100
5,700
12.600
39'B
%
33
38
10,600
99%
100%
28%
common—
convertible
Oc:
19
2
%
Jun
15
28
4 %
'
36%
-.2.50
common
,
18
25
22%, Nov
18
56'
24 %
107
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
1
Nov
Jun
Corp
„
*29 %
No par
3—»
14
38%
*94
"
40
100
100
93b
12%
99%
951,
• h
100%
100%'
207
No par
com
preferred——40
RR
1.100
99%
12 %
*92%'
41
40%
Air
Wheeling'Steel
6
93 V
*92 %
*100
278
98a4
*92
39'y
Wherling/& Lake'Erie Ry__
2
10
*12%
99
9n%
38%
11
Apr
Sep
Westinghouse
it
37
G7°a
24
16
13 7
3734
66 5 8
108% Sep
May
v.
14%
1
—
11
25
221
H
137
8
2 >
Inc
2%
9%
8
12%
,
99
100
9 '
8
37%
27h.
14 3
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common--5
100
Paper
Bancorporation
2
*12/
.4
pfd—100
series B
100
Lines
Air
Jan
a
Co
87
377b
37
4 Vst%
preferred
Western
xl3%
1
Coal
Power
28% Jan
25 3
Corp
2 7n
1
Co
Kentucky
29
18% Jar.
1
s
—
Financial
*36 7
5
preferred
4.10%> ,preferred series C__
17
.
5,900
'
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Scientific
72% Oct
o
17
Mar
473.1
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E)
Penn
47%
37:%
Co
4.20%
94 Vb Mav 17
45% Oct
(Del
48
8
Motor
Knitting
West
Ftb
103
100
Washington Water Power
1
Wesco
98
\
28,300
<■
%
Welcl)
-2
68
600
29 %
26%
106
36
23
•
*105%
par
Webb
Jan
29%
25%
106%
66 %
67
65'.,
Day
28%
257
25
*105
No
Wayne
a
25 3.,
107 V,
Washington Gas Light Co
Waukesha
Sep
28%
29
28%
69 3 i,
30
May 29
14,200
41
90% Oct
Oct
13%
68%
43 % Oct
,
110
4.500
13%
Thanksgiving
a
31%
41
2
5
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31%>
35 3.,
19
20
13%
.
1,500
j,
41
31% Jan
"19
4
7
57'b
35%
86'4 Apr
47 V'4 Mar 28
13 3
,
*56
40%
2
103 % Nov
31 Va
24,700
7%
7
CLOSED
351.1
31
23
30"%
24-3.,
1
—
Co
88% Jan
24>
6
EXCHANGE
7
58
32
„
STOCK
6'n
7
4,700
43
D.)
39'%. Jan
Oct
800
54'.,
28%.
,
36
iS.
27
Feb
6%
28'
39%
& Swasey Co
May 29
29
4,000
^4%
58
7
107%
100
Jun
100
4..100
9.
35%
Warren
Feb
preferred
25
Apr
54
2833
58"'»
13'.,
Kennedy's
Funeral
10
——
Pharmaceutical—1
80
118
28'«
u
*V3il
a
7
CLOSED
100
Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
preferred series B
100
25
>
4
23'a
9
No par
] Warner
13% Oct
2
5
29 % Dec
Co__.
convertible
23
100
14
Mar 12
Dec
29
27
Jun,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
common
Co
$4.00
53% Apr
8
zb
Warner
'
98% Nov
23'/a July 31
187/a Jun 14
l!
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54
54
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21 V'a
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64
1
2v 3
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1
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217
22
Mar 11
9
fl
14
13% Aug 22
3 V2 May
8
4
32'
25
50c
Pictures Inc
Bros
35
Apr
39
May 29
23 Vb Jun
20
54
28
No par
2.50
Co
Brothers
40% May 22
v eo
Nov
A)Jr
51
22
12 Va Oct
35
«% Oct
\V
Inc
&
Co
Baking
42% Sep 20
40% Mav 28
4
2% Nov
:
95 V4 Jun
G
Tiernan
preferred
Mav
79
j
8% Nov
2% Oct
Walworth
July 10
'/4
110
31 34 Jan
Jan„
6z
'
23%
22 "4
*8334
21
i- 4
4
'
27% May 17
105
3.4
—5
transactions
Foreign
-9V<
73
84
2034
21%
—No,par
——
*83 3
84
preferred™100
——15
Corp
Co
Wallace
Va JUii
4U
Electric
Wagner
Waldorf System
Sep
21 V, Oct
4%%
RR
Wabash
10
9V; No% 29
n
22'
Jan
32%
'
32':
124
31%.
32%
74%/
77 3«
32%
33%
12."12
3 24%
3134
3234
77%
32 Vb
122%
33
33
1,100
126%
11.800
33%
12.700
76% ". 80
Tin /bankruptcy/ or receivership or being reorganized u«dei the
combination of both exchanges. All preferrea js^ues are cumuiat ve
,'
•
/ ■
-
.600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2146)
26
.
.
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
Lowest
1962
Year
the
when
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Previous
Range for
YORK
NEW
Highest
in
column
the
headed
Figures
mature.
bonds
Treasury
4'/es
Treasury
4s_;
Treasury 4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s_.
Treasury
37/a.\
37/aS
37/8s_
3%s
3%s
3%s
3%a
3'/2s
3'/as
3V2S
3%s
3'/4s
3'/4s
3s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Nov
Nov
Aug
May
Nov
Nov
15
15
15
15
15
15
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
case
the
101.10
101.18
101.14
Bid
Friday
Bid
Week
Ask
Bonds($)
101.8
98.25
101. 16
101.6
101.14
98.21
Sales for
Nov. 29
Ask
101.18
101.6
98.26
point.
Nov. 28
Ask
101.10
month
a
Thursday
Nov. 27
101.6
101. 14
98.20
98. 24
SIOCK
100.3
100.7
100.2
100.6
STOCK
100.2
100. 6
EXCHANGE
100.3
100.7
100.2
100.6
EXCHANGE
100.2
100. 6
CLOSiiJJ
100.2
100.6
100.1
100.5
CLOSED
100.2
99.31
100.3
99.31
100.3
-
99.30
100. 6
100. 2
President
99.20
99.24
99.20
Kennedy's
99.19
99.23
99.19
99.19
99. 23
99.3
99.7
99.2
99.6
99.3
99. 7
98.20
98.28
98.20
98.28
98.20
98. 26
97.28
98.4
97.28
98>4
97.28
98. 4
Funeral
99.21
99.24
.
Thanksgiving
99.23
Day
'
99.19
99. 23
■
99.25
99.20
19.24
99.20
9.9, 24
99.15
99.17
93.14
99.16
99.14
99. 16
98.21
98.25
98.20
98.24
98.21
98. 25
97.30
98.4
97.30
98.4
97.28
98. 2
1968
98.30
99.2
98.29
99.1
98.29
1966
99.23
99.25
99.23
99.25
,99.22
99. 24
1967
98.27
,98.29
98.27
98.29
98.26
.98. 28
1980
1971
<
1974
98. 31
92.6
92.14
92.6
92.14
92
92, ,8
Feb
89.24
90
89.22
89.30
89.18
89;.26
Nov
88.26
89.2
88.24
89
88.20
88 .28
98.26
98.28
98.25
98.27
98.25
98.,27
88.20
88.28
88.20
88.28
88.16
88.,24
:
88.20
88.28
88.20
88.28
89.14
89. ,22
98.23
99.30
99.29
99.31
99.29
99. ,30
98.3
98.7
98.2
98.6
98.3
98. 5
85.28
86 ,4
85.28
8b.4
85.28
86.4
98.27
98.29
98.27
98.29
98.27
98,.29
96.2
96.6
96.2
96.8
.96.2
96. 6
93.28
91.2
93.28
94.2
93.28
94. 2
92.28
93.2
92.28
93.2
92.28
93. 2
92.6
92.12
92.4
92.10
92.4
92. To
91.26
91.30
91.24
91.28
91.24
91. 30
90.26
90.30
90.26
90.30
90.24
90 .30
89
89.6
88.30
89.4
88.28
89 .2
88.18
88.24
88.18
88.24
88.16
88 .22
88.18
88.24
88.18
88.24
83.16
88 .22
1985
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
103.16
104.16
_
Treasury
each
moid 32nds of
Bid
A^k
98.22
in
or
Wednesday
Nov. 26
Bid
Ask
15 1990
15 1998
Nov 15 1966
Jun 15 1978 •1983
May 15 1985
,——Feb 15 1964
3s
Aug 15 1966
3s
Feb 15 1995
2%s
-—Feb 15 1965
2'/as
Jun 15 1962- 1967
2'/aS
.Dec 15 1963' 1968
2'/2S_Jun 15 1964- 1969
2%s—LDec, 15 1964- 1969
2'/as
Mar 15 1965 1970
2'/2s
Mar 15 1966- 1971
2'/as
Jun 15 1967- 1972
2'/as____Sep
15 1967- 1972
2'/aS_
Dec 15 1967- 1972
Treasury
Treasury
/
Tuesday
Nov. 25
Bid
Feb 15 1980
Feb
15 1988- ■1993'
—May 15 1968
Nov 15 1968
Treasury 4s
indicate
Period"
Monday
BONDS
STOCK
May 15 1975 •1985
Aug 15 1987' •1992
May 15 1989 •1994
Feb 15 1969
Oct
1 1969
_Aug 15 1970
:Aug 15 1971
Feb 15 1972
Aug 15 1972
___Aug 15 iS73
Treasury 4%s
Treasury 4%s
"Interest
decimal point represent one
after
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
_
.
Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop—
5s
103.8
July 25
July 11
July 10
101
101.8
103.8
103.16 Mar
6
103.16 Mar
7
102.16 Oct
7
Nov 13
99.16
Sep
101
Nov
99.24
18
Nov
Nov
Dec
7
198G
103.16
104.16
103.16
104.16
1
1973
101
102
101
102
101
101.24
101.16
102.16'
101.16
102.16
100.24
101.16
100-24
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.16
—Jan
-Feb
May
4'/aS„_
4 'As
_„_Jan
Sep
4'/4s
r__—
£
3%s—
Jun
91.8
25
Sep
24
91.8
Sep
1965
1964
99.28
1968
98
I Sale
100 Va Dec
prices
31
indicated
28
with
are
99 Va
Sep
double
a
4
101
dagger.
All
99.8
99.24
100.20
100.4
100.20
100.4
100
100.16
100.4
100.4
99.28
98.16
98
98.16
99.24
98
99
96.24,
97.16
96.24
97.16
97
97.24
1971
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
96
96.24
1975
92.24
93.24
92.24
93.24
93
94
1
1981
89.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90'
July 15
1972
,90.16
91.16
90.16
91.1.6
9L
91.24
1976
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88
89.16
1982
99
99%
99
99%
99
99%
_
1
Bank-
,_Dec
4 V4S—
Apr 11
99
100
1969
Inter-American Development
Dec
100.20
100
99
Oct
3s
100
100.4
99
'
1
15
•.
:
3s
24
100
Mar
3%,s
3 %'s_
90
100
99
15
Jan
—Oct
x
3'/as
July 12
99
May 15
31/aS—
89
1 1977
1 1982
1 1978
15 1979
Oct
1
May 15
4s
3%s
-
1
.
4'/aS
13
15
.
4'/as
lux
Feb
—
4%s
6
102.16 Oct
July 25
July 11
July 10
101
101.8
x
15
figures are bid and asked quotations.
other
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Low
Now
Unification
Transit
Corporate
3%
4
m
k
B ON D S
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1, 1963
,
High
No.
Low
New York Stock
(Kingdom of)
5 'as
-June-Dec
97
,7,;
97 i7«
973*a "99%.
14
97%
external
Foreign
extl
Berlin
Foreign Securities
T elephone
New
York
loan
New
of)
ser
A
York
B
1978—
CORPORATE
(City
of) 5'/4s
transactions
f
7s
s
f
7s
20-vear
*93%
Mar-Sept
103'b
A
iU
series B
D
series
f
s
$
—:
1945
103 ',8
to
(Commonwealth
3'/2s
Jan-July
*90'B
——Jan-July
65
___.
—
*,%%
101'2
103 %
iuii%
,—J an-July
102
103%
Rpiolfin
—
rnnjn
For
5'/4s
105
assented
102%
100
102%
'
105%
•
103%
•
102% 102%
47/8s
extl
1965——
loan
see
1973—.
page
31.
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
41"h
100%
105
101
105%
•
External
6s
88
99
99
83,
,95
78
78
88
'-
88
98 Va
78
99
(interest
A
1979
89 1
2%s
"88
_April-Oe/
_x
1978
r_-.—
65 "a
88%
82 "a
87%
56 7a
65 Va
84,
84
—
56%
82
•; r>
Mai',-Sep/
—
2
65%,
*63%
Jan-Jjtlj,
1974
Mar-Sept
85
*82 Vi
30-yr 3s s f bonds '78_Jan-July
*63%
1975
external
f
s
7s
fund
Feb
6s
assented
6s Jan
sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sepi
Sept 1961-^_
—Mar-.Se//i
External sinking fund 6s 1962—^—.—April-Oc/
• 6s
assented
1962__^
r._—April-Oc/
-
*100
—
*48',4
assented
sinking
external
sink
fund
fund
$
1963.
6s
1963—
%■—,
bonds
*10 J
*48%
J—Ma.y-Nov
45'
—
103 %
101
48*!:i
Ma?/-Nov
1993.—June-Dec
3s
93
—
.-
*100
External
i
,
—
'
-*48 1
Jun-July
48
99
93
*100
1961—Jan-Jiily
/
1961
Jan
...
*48%
Feh-'Aug
;
48
—'
*109
Feb-Aug
1961
1961——
104'4
92
92
*48%
April-Oc/
fund
Feb
—
*100
April-Oct
1960
sinking
*48%
_May-Noa
1960__
6s
*100
1942—May-Nor
1942——:
sinking
assented
6s,
Chile
1
Mortgage
Bank
45'i
45
*
46
48%
40'/a
47%
46
48 ''4
fi'^s
assented
1957
6%s
assented
1961
June-Dec
•
100
'
Guaranteed
•
100'4
Guaranteed
105
6s
5
105
*48 %
—-—--June-Dec
•
10
46
*100
1957.^—Ju/tc-Dec
6%s
•
sinking
• 6s
6s
1961—-—April-Oct
April-Oct
*100
fund
6s
1962—.—Mcry-Nov
*100
1961—
assented
sinking
assented
—
*48'.4
fund
1962—
48%
—
*48%
—r-—May-Nov
•
--
13
98%
102%
104 %
•
3
Chilean
•
1
91
7s
Cologne
•
88
Consol
100%' 10138
(City
15
?6
50
of)
(Rep
of)
1927
Jan
fund
Foreign
iCitv
extl
»!i A O
dollar
loan
48 %
,
1970—April-Oct
1978^
transactions./———
May-Nov
90
89%
90%
—-—
*99'a 100%
TOO "4
100%
79%
97
48%
180
172
—
'
' 95%
95
—Jan-July
bonds
92 "4
—
I
*95%
1970-
1961
of)
92 %
*100
Mar-.Se/'/
—Mar-Sept
6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Oc/
sink
f
1960
——Mar-Sen'
47/8s
of
s
7s
1960
extl
• 6s
5%s
Municipal
assented
Colombia
3s
—
42
88
1951
f bonds
s
ofi
assented
External
103%
86
*101 "4
83
2
20
1980—Ja?i-July
83
30-yr
assented
• 6s
101%
101 %
,
88
*-1
88
June-Dei.
—_r
Plan
3.375%)
(Republic)
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100
..June-Dec
.
,
1
102%
101
94%
...
(interest
A
due
Ry external sinking fluid
101
105%
103 V2 105
*101
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
Plan
transactions
Copenhagen
footnotes,
% 04",,
April-Ocf
*
(interest
External
21
105''2
103% 103 3 4
—
State)
*104
—i—_Jan-July
—
9
1 ns 1
104% 104%
transactions_L_
1983———
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transactions——
Austria 'Rep> ~evtV «s r
$ 1973—
;
| Foreign transactions—..
(Free
r*i "V*
Jaw-July
Foreign
Government 4V2S
Foreign transactions—_
102
103% 103 3 4
April-Oo:
1957—Apiil-Oe)
due
A
1978
to
'
,
June-Dec
•
17
103
103% 103%
20 year 5s
Austrian
Va 102%
78
1957—April-Oc/
1979
•
104
160
*3n2
—,
1982——
•
101%
•
103% 103 '2
1U2
to
(Dept of)
• External
•
99%
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April-Oct
new—.
§ •Chile
• 6s
lU3-.ii
102
1927
to
pursuant
2%s
§»7s
99'/8
*103% 105
Mar-Sept
———
1982
98%
~4
IOIV2 101 Va
80 Va
75%
-June-Dec
1952-_.
(Dominion
99'%
.5
108
May-TVou
77-%
(interest
1979:
3.5% 1
(Dept of)
25-year
*103%
Foreign transactions———5'/2S Jan 15 1982 old
Foreign transactions—
1
99
101%
98
99 Va
*
20-year
transactions—
95%
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102
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94 V'4
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93 Vb
;
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102'
Nashville RR—
mtge 3%s ser F 2003.
of
mtge
3%s ser.
mtge 3%s ser
1962 4%a 1987
April-Oct
2003—April-Oct
H 2003—April-Oct
I 2003—April-Oct
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65 Vb
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102
73
10
71
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102
102
78 Vb
71
.
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99%
72
70 Vb
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second gold 3s 1980./——Afar-Sept
Electric 2%s 1979—
May-Non
3Vbs 1982..
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mortgage 3Vbs 1984..
—
—.April-Ocl
mortgage 4%s 1987
—
Mar,-SepI
mortgage 4%s 1990
April-Ocl
Gas
72
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78
63
div
Louis
69 Vb
63
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78 V2
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80 V2
84 Vb
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84%
79
&
mortgage
79
102
104
'
—
87%
91%
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72
&
Coll, trust
1st
—
53%
*59 Vb.
refund mtge 2%s ser G
Louisville
56%
—
~
75
1
—
*64%
debentures 1982
April-Oct
4Vbs sink fund debentures
1987
April-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976—June-Dec
Lorillard (P1C0 3s debentures 1976.
.Afar-Sept
334s debentures
1978
—:
April-Oct
4%s sink" fund debs 1986—
—June-Dec
71 Vb
■
77
63
■
53%
May
—_™——Afay-Nov
1976
107 Vb
73 Vb,
5
"
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106
63%
25
76
104%
'
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,
4%s
Gas
"103 VB
—
75
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f
99%
•
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72
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Corp—
debentures
Lone,Star
100%
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1974... .Jan-July
.May
91%
59 Vb "70
Vb
-—-—
68
-
102.% 102%
t
39
--
:
79 Vb
1st
1st
82
—
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92 Vb
>
—
80%
93'2
80%
--
MacAndrews
83
84
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79%
79%
152
325
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342
2
288
325
384
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Co—
conv
—Feb-Aug
wts" 198l_ApriZ-Oct
27/8s debentures 1972--Afay-Nov
5s conv subord debentures
1977
./Feb-Aug
Macy Credit Corp
4%s 1981
—May-JVou
Maine Central RR 5VeS
1978
—
Feb-Aug
Marathon Oil Co 4%s debentures 1987—AprtZ-Oct
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
(R
Macy
"""
&
subord debs 1987
Mack Trucks Inc 5Vbs debs "ex
5s
■—
—
31.
104
125Vb
91%
67
*65
—104Vb
called—
104%
'
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74 VB
4.50s
101%
102%
^..Afay-Nov
see page
100%
153
99 % 101
74
Lockheed
3%s
3%s
1981
96 Va
165
*126
2
*73
conv subord debentures
1980
April-Ocl
Industries Inc 3Vbs conv 1987——April-Oct
Aircraft Corp 3.75s 1980——Afay-Nov
5Vbs
Litton
101%
"
•
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1976
94%
*100% 102 [2
99 V
—Feb-Aug
^—
contingent
4s
D
(The)
Lionel
182 Vb
175% 180
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■
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'
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141 —
112
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'
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144
60
176
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■
y
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,
83%
84%
94%
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'
5Vbs "conv" subord debs 1976.
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5 Vbs
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4%s conv. subord debs 1976—
Mar-Sept
100 %
92%.
Series
Partially
104 Va
101
*101%
—
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bonds
101
■
,
'
subord
conv
77
-
Inc—
Xerox
Caled
first
107%
104%
99 Vb
H
Kackensack
'105%
56
99 Vb
June-Dec
Afay-Nov
_
debentures
3s
25
■/ 1
mortgage
83%
y.,
82%
82
.Ju«e-Deo
'74.
ext 1979—. Aprll-Ocl
5s 1965—.April-Oct
June-Dec
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76
107
175% 182 %
■
mortgage inc 5s ser A July 2015—.April
&
.,104%
106 %
Vb
172
.
182 Vb
June-Dec
/
81
Vb
'
Co—
Valley Coal 1st & ref 5s sip
Valley Harbor Terminal Rymortgage 5s extended to 1984
Louisville
1974
General
•
95 Vb
10,;
Corp—
subord debentures
81
86%
85%
92
3%s series A 1968
gold 3Vbs '97— June-Dec
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s
Lexington & Eastern Ry first
107 98%
56
800
■
General
1st
104%
a
"91 V'4
•
—
Mobile & Ohio RR—
Gulf
95%
*8212
—Jan-July
General 4Vbs series D 1976.——
Jan-July
General mortgage 3 Vbs series N 1990_—Jan-July
General mortgage 3'/as series O 2000——Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982—
Jan-July
General mortgage £%s series Q 2010_—_Jan"-July
conv
96
91%
736
..
■
debs '79—Feb-Aup
General
5s
92 Vb
101 % 102'%
102
1977—-—June-Dec
Northern Ry Co—
5s series C 1973—
33
101% 102%
101%
96%
92
116
.
'
'
Great
105
105%
April-Oct
June-Dec
May-Nov
Afay-Nov
4%s s f debentures 1985.——...
May-Nop
Grace (WR1 & Co 3y2S conv sub deb '75—Afay-Nov
Grand Union Company 4V'bs conv 1978—
Jan-July
Grant
(W T) Co 4%s debs 1987
——_Jan-July
Great
81%
*82
Mich South
&
interest 2003.
;
• Series E 4 Vbs
contingent interest 2003
• Series
F 5s contingent interest 2003.
•
1013 4
97%
96%
97%
105
98 Vb
"
224
•
94Vb
105%.
104% 105 7
105%
Rubber Co
1981
5s s f debs 1981—
Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 23/4s 1965
'
93 7
2
Brothers,
Gimbel
;
94%
D4
&
General Tire
81 Vb
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bondsSeries A 4s fixed interest 2003——... -May-Nor
.Afay-Nov
Series B 4Vbs fixed interest 2003
.Afay-Nov
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
96
89%
'14,709
& RR Term
Dock
sinking fund
lst
105 Vb
•
93 %
91%
93%
9,4 V
101
43
93%
1007« 101%
100 %
1971_
debs
conv
convertible debentures
93%
-7
—May-ZVop
Jan-July
1979
debs
,
70
85%
85%
June' Dec
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
1st mortgage 4Vbs extended
to
197
1705
*90%
93 Vb
_Jan-juIp
Jah-JuZ*
.
Corp 3y4s
3.20s 1980:
Motors
40
■
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103
Feb-Aup
—Afar-Sept
Afar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—Afar-Sent
1977
1979—.—•
debentures
4s
106
*175
_
Mar-Sept
———Mar-Sept
:
,
70
1990..— April-Oct
Lehigh
Lehigh
155%
107%
*135
1976_—April-Oct
_———
1972_
1975
debentures
3Vbs
3%s
91%
84%
Lakefront
of Texas—
4%s conv subord debentures 1984
—May-Nov
Gen Amer Transport 4s conv, debs 1981—Afay-Nov
General Cigar Co 5'/is Income debs 1987_ju»e-Dec
General Electric Co 3Vbs debentures 1976_Afay-Nqv
General Foods Corp 3%s debentures 1976_Jan-tfujy
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
..
^debentures
85%
90
96 Vb
General American Oil Co
2%s
84
•
G
debs
34%
91%
,
91%
81 Vb
1"
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1st
conv
84 %
497bi
Vb
*81,
94 3 i
96
—
75%
42
44
.
conv
4y4s
^
Kansas City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984
.April-Ocl
Kansas City Terminal 2%s
1974
—
.Jan-July
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
:
-Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
—
_Feb-Aup
4%s sink fun$ debentures 1986
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997— April-Ocl
Aprll-Ocl
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
114
Lake Shore
Gardner-Denver
4s
& Light 2%s 1976.2.
June-dec
2%s i 1978^—
-tfune-pec
2%s 1980—__.1.
City Power
1st
104
88 Vb
•
1
104
104-
—Jan-July
series A
5s
mage
mtge
97
'
—
96
01%
84 %
.June-Dec
2011—
.--i—
inc ser A 20ll_,_ —Jan-July
-April-Oct
Food Fair Stores 4s conv debs 1979
—Jan-July
Foremost Dairies Inc 4'/2s 1980.
——
Fort Worth & Denver Ry 43/bs 198,2s-—. _Af«y-Noy
1st
•
2nd
Ry
Michigan
&
1st
104%
101
7
.
'
1980—— _April-Oct
conv debs
Coast Ry Co—
Co |4Vbs
Flintkote
102%
,
*103
..Afay-Nov
—
'
75
91 Vb
94
K
100
99
92 Vb
75
94%
*7^
76
70
*102%\ 103Vb
Corp 5s 1981——;—/—April-Oct
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
._April-Ocf
4%s conv subord debentures 1976
;_Afay-Nov
Federal
Paper
Board 5s 1981.—— —
--Jan-Juiy
Firestone Tire & Rubber 2%s debs 1972.
Finance
90%
—
19%
Kansas
Family
conv
Central Power '& Light 27/bs 1976__Af«»'-Sept
Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975—
:_Afar-Sept
Kanawha
'
*90%
Jersey
20
81
32%
90 Vb
101%
..
Vb,
67
31 3
4%s
—
24%
12%
1
32
31%
*
101
1980^.
3s
Breaker
Circuit
Jan-July
—__tfdn-July
r
Jan-July
1982
April-Oct
87 Vb
99%
*86%
Afar-Sept
102%
101
--
110
,
32
32
mortgage 3 Vis ser F
consol
101Vb
12%
mortgage
1st
92%,
100 Vb
01
100%
•
•
103
90%
—
100 V: 2
13
Jan 2015 Apr
:
1964—_April-Oct
1990—Jan-July
consol mortgage 3 Vis ser G 2000—Jan-July
Income
debentures Jan
1 2020—April-Oct
division first mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sept
4 Vbs
inc
Gen
First
100'
.
April-Oct
V.
100%
102 Vb
_>
*91%
first 5s 1965—-April-Ocl
Co—'
First consol mortgage
•
*
s
Interstate
108 Vb
174
164 % 181
Line Co—
debentures series A 1977
f
debentures
1987
Power
Co
3%s
1978
f
s
4 %s
106%
„
107 Vb
■108=%
1
1965—™
stamped
5s
Erie: Railroad
101
13
104
104
May-Nop
1995_Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Eastern Ry 3Tbs 1970,Afar-Sept
conv
Oil Pipe
Interstate
subord debs 1973—
Edison EI 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s
Ekco Products
Co 4.60s 1987—
5s
Department Stores—
conv
subord debs
1981
May
H)
102
1005» 101
1978
1980
Realty
Corp 4%s
Corp 5s 1977/
debs 1992
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
105
102
97 Vb
234%
176
234
101% 101V
25
101
103%
91
88
*230
'
104
86 %
90
100
103
Vb
85
86%
86%
88
90
8612
*87
83
100%
*89
—Feb-Aug
Afar-Sept
conv
8
*91
Co
sink fund debentures
sink fund debentures
Stores
McCall
&
6
102
102
100r
86
1
/
86
-88%
*101%
121
1207
K
121-
25
Va
88%
101%- 104
122 Va
100
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
BONDS
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
Interest
or
Sale Price
—Feb-Auy
105
& Co—
debentures 1972
McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs 1973
4%s
debentures
I960
—Merritt-Chapman & Scott 4Vis 1975
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
subord
conv
MetropolitanUEdisorf first
A^rii-ciot
Low
No.
80%
54
105%
104
*92Vi
104
101%
sinking
lien
94%
Northern
116
205
116
88
99%
100 Va
Missouri
Kansas
•
lien
series
4 Vis
5 Vis
subord
Jan-July
1967—ApriZ-Oct
-Jan-July
2033
debs
income
Pacific
1975
2%s
1979
4Vis
92
5
82
92
96
24
94%
98 Vi
1st
93 Vi
1
92 Vi
93 %
mortgage
First
mortgage
4s
i986
1988
99
96
(Wise)
mortgage
*91%
95%
93 Vi
z
88 Vi
7
56 Vi
57 Vi
14
811
56 Vi
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93
91
—
99%
*98
3 Vis
100 Vi
debentures
52
65%
1
66 Vi
85
93
94
16
84%
94
First
19%
20
85
20
151
19%
26%
First
Ohio
Edison
1st
first
2%s
Gas
2%s
97%
105
104
100 Va
100
100 V4
120%.
83%
85%
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120
101
121
115
104
114
—
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134 V4
75
77
80%
&
Electric
2%s
mortgage
80%
Feb-Aug
1975—:;
1st
85%
1st
mortgage
3s
2%s
1979
1980
•
783i
78 Vi
79%
10
67%
79 Vi
1st
mortgage
3%s
1982^—J.
•
Gen
77
76:%
78
87
65%
78
1st
mortgage
3Vis
1985
77
76 Vi
Ilia
161
62%
78%
1st
mortgage
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
3 Vis
2045
1
debentures Jan
series
—
1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 47/aS debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s
debentures
1981—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
subord debentures 1981—
Morris & Essex first gtd
3Vis 2000
25/as
Tel
&
59%
59%
61%
*101% 103%
101%
101 %
1st
105
5%s
5
103 Vi
36%
115
33%
1983
Co
74
-
j3%s debs 1988
79%
*100
101 %
$
118%
120
88
70
72
4%s conv
1978
*92
April-Ocf
\
102 %
99%
99,3/4
89
121
113
121V4
~6
1071/4
94
111
113%
55
117% 118%
111
June-Dec
.
95
100
101V4
117
120
85
95
__.
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81V4
85
''
■
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92
95
116%
87
77%
86%
%
77 Vi
85
87%
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ApriZ-Oct
Glass
Oxford Paper Co
84%
6
*83%
__
__
Jan-July
Mar-Sfept
1982__May-ZVop
Mar-Sept
conv
84%
43%
35 %
79%
*81 %
—tfune-Dec
5%s
debs
86
79%
—-
*79 3 a
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
___
1993—*.
Chemical
subord
conv
Owens-Illinois
106%
103 Vi 103%
36 Vi
4 Vis
mortgage
Mathieson
91
84%
—
84%
84%
June-Dec
May-Nov
3%s 1988
mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
Olin
105
*101
May-Nov
1986
1978_
97%
25 Vi
*97%
59%
67
95
67%
*66
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1991-.
B 1966
Mpnon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan
59
80 V4
*78%
—
86 %
__
*85%
__
Co—
87%
mortgage
*87%
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
78%
Tel
94
103%
103 %
82%
Mar-Sepf
1975
77
States
104 %
*84
Jan -July
1980
62
debentures
95 3 a
104 St
100
*99 %■ 100 %
June-Dec
1974
3s
mortgage
mortgage
jnortgage
37
3 Vis
95%
104 3
87
97
97
85
o
85
84
Mountain
80
85
95 Vi
61%
86 Vi
5 Vis
85%
60 Vi
93%
57
—
83 '
Ry
86 %
89 Va
81
85-%
Monongaheia
86
84
12
Feb-Aug
83 Vi
1 1990
.
1 2005
A Jan 1 2020—
mtge income 43/is series B Jan 1 2030
income
84%
84%
80
June-Dec
1996
853i
• 5s
96
80
Mar-Sept
B Jan
mortgage 4Vis series
1st
94
83
*99
mortgage 4%s 1987—
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
97%
,94%
10
3
—ApriZ-Oct
1977
1st
95%
95%
98
*104
1979
3s
93
c;84
84%
Mar-Sept
2%s
mortgage
1st
91%
62 Va
30
83
Feb-Angr
«Zu«e-Dec
4%s
1991
mtge 4%s 1992
1st mortgage 4%s 1993
,;'96
f
June-Dec
1990
5s
mortgage
1st
mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan
Gen mage income 4%s series
1st
•
1974—Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
June-Dec
__!—April-Ocf
1
Mar-Sept
,
Jan-July
2%s
1978
mortgage
First
Co—
RR
2%s
3s
mortgage
Oklahoma
Missouri
95%
High
87%
59%
Co—
mortgage
First
102%
95 Vi
1978—
D
adjustment 5s ser A Jan
Cum
•
95'«
Power
first
95
35
RR—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior
95Va
3Vis 1982
3%s 1984
93 Vi
1990—tfune-Dec
4s
first
Texas
&
95
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1.984
mortgage
1st
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
-Feb-Aug
3.10s sink fund
debentures 1972
April-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage 6s 1985
May-ZVou
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4 Vis inc series A Jan 1971
May
• General mortgage ^4s inc ser A Jan 1991—-May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s
1967
April-Ocf
5
mortgage
93 Vi
92
90
61Va
mortgage
First
82
Low
89%
1
First
83%
80
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
61
mortgage
1st
Range Since
Sold
High
Quar-Feb
Jan
States
1st
229
Bonds
2047
3s
(Minnesota^
88 Vi
Range
Friday's
Quar-Jan
4s
trust
95 Vi
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967
Coll
103%
78%
89
or
Bid & Asked
Ry prior lien 4s 1997!
Kciunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
i
83 %
.
3%s 1969fund debentures
mortgage
37/8s
113
86 Vi
92
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3s
82%
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Volume 198
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Interest ''
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Last
or
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Service
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BONDS
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& coll trust 4%s 1982::
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sink fund debentures 1978
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series A 1997
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—
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1973
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conv
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;
debs 1991
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Corp
1977
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RR
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subord
conv
122
1980
1986
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4 V4s
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129
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&
.
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1971 —Map-Nov
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of
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conv
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2%s
Ap/iZ-Oct
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1981
debentures
subord
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1976
April-Oct
Jan-July
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United
1967——.—
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States
April-Oct
1986_.
debentures
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141'A
140
141
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142'A
debentures 1971— _Mar-Sept
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1977
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--
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1966
102
—Feb-Aug
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1985
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1987
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California
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.
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96
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83
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82
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Term
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1983
debentures
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1977
-
102
r
100'A
96
86%
74
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Oil
Standard
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California
of
67'A
21
61
—
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April-Oct
1982
conv
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1974
debentures
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1983—
1983——.
(N J)
85'A
86
85
90%
87%
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debs 2008
—— Feb-Aup
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April-Oct
April-Oct
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100
*
102'A
——
—
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Gen
101'A
mtge
series A Jan
income
4s
conv
debentures
3%s
100
86%
77%
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66%
West
income 4'As series B
3s 1979
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Electric
3'As 1974—
Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
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mortgage
1973_ .Mar-Sept
debs
L___
1982
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_Mar-Sept
_Map-Nov
1966 —Jan-July
—J an-July
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Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971_— j-May-Now
Swift & Co 2%s debentures
1972
l_Jaw-July
debentures
27/8s
1973_
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conv
subord debs
Jan-July
r/aw-July
West
90%
5s
(James)
senior
capital
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—
103'/a
100
-
104'A
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7
124%
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20
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103%
series A 1981.Jaw-July
1984——
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_Mar-SepZ
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81
84'A
110
85
105'A
5s
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80%
85
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28
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101
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--
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Jan-July
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First mortgage 4s series A 2004
tfaw-July
»Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976———June-Dec
1st
mortgage 27/8s 1979—
-Mar-Sept
5'A%
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senior
Corp
Terminal
RR
debs
Assn
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1980
notes
6'As
—
■
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106
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126
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Yonkers
127
6
,
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169
91
87
79
80
,
not
80
in the
included
75%
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101
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year's range. ,n Under-the-rule sale not
the year's "range,
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in
B.apHdUaPy'sybWta„0d
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flat.
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106
104 »A
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99
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1978
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1979
99
90%
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103 3 8
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1979
notes
57'A
40 %
59
a
debentures
income
'r-
91
98%
98%
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74
79%
91%
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76%
82
*76%
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notes
conv
104%
79%
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79'A
registered
2361
—■—Jaw-July
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1st mortgage 3,'As series C 1979—
April-OcZ
5'As
debentures
1982——
——_Jaw~July
1st
5'As
121
90'A
93
Youngstown
Talcott,
94'A
116
117%
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92'A
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78 '/a
90'A
91%
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108
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94%
,
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90%
1981—-April
Jan 1991—:—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971Feb-Nov
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Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970.—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967__Jan-tfuZp
Gen mtge
103%
107
97%
;
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4'As
Camp
Stokely-Van
4'As
1982
(Ohio)
86
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'
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w
70
r
Oil
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—
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conv
104'A
8
104% 105
June-Dec
-
3'/as
(Indiana)
debentures
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78
88
*82'A
May-ZVou
1984
debs
4%s
78
*—
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168'A
-
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103%
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:
;
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debentures 1983
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I
1985—^_April-Oct
debs
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238
s
Southwestern
Inc
'
1983
ser
99
33
101
1996—
5s
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—
.
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1986—
1996
gold 5s
1988
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gen,
div .first
Memphis
*_'
102
—
2%s series E
mortgage 2%s series F
Ry
231
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A
ser
mortgage
Southern
—
100'A
-
1st.
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—
80%
76%
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1977
A
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82
79'A
'r
—
85'A
85'A
.Mar-Sept
91
'
debentures 1970
Jan-July
Southern
Indiana
Ry 2%s-4'As
1994
tfaw-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'As conv 1973_Juwe-Dec
1st
*78
convertible
3'As
76 3 4
76%
—
1978—
G 1979
H 1980
I 1981—
J 1982
first, gtd 5s 2003
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4'As 1983
—Mar-Sept
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■:
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First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-OcZ
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
-Map-Nov
General
108
6s
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aup'
——Jan-July
series F
series
ref mtge 2%s series
ref mtge 3%s series
ref mtge 3'As series
3s
mtge 27/as
Wabash
3s
_Mar-Sept
90
114
93 'A
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Virginia & Southwest
Telegraph
&
ref
1st
99'A
52
84
83%
96%
24
99 3 4 100
100
ref mtge
&
&
75 '/a
12
78
105%
99'/a
96 r,8
&
1st
84%
—
77.
Mar-Sept
1980
Electric & Power Co—
mtge 23As series E 1975
ref
1st
90 'A
debs
subord
conv
&z
1st
92 'A.
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78
'
1st
90
100%
99
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
1993__
4'As
105%
48
"
1013i 103
'
Jaw-July
Mar-Sept
Co—
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105%
121
89%
89
89%
103
June-Dec
1976—
debentures
subord
conv
Vendo
104
105
2
Corp. of America—
subord debentur.es 1969——
conv
4'As
1st
104
Jan-July
1976
Telepnone
—
—
106
*80
--
April-Oct
1986—June-Dec
1979
Mobil Oil Co 4'As debs
Socony
4
104
•
1971
debs
1965
Marchant 5'As
Smith-Corona
'
'
^—Feb-Aug
debentures
debentures
100',
104%
debs
1986—
4%s
Corp
2'As
Oil
Skelly
„
102
,*105
„Jan-July
debs
45As
Co
102
100'A
Map-Nov
1977
debentures
Co
/
—
.
1982
&
*86%
--
Corp—
1983_Feb-Ajip
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
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Sears
*96 3 4
■
-tfuwe-Dec
1974
debentures
6ears
range d Ex-ih'^Cash sa'le
Included m the years range.
vasn
/
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receivership, or reorganized under
section ,7 «
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Friday, Nov. 29.
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Inc
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67
ii
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2.400
7%
4.20%
Co
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5% .'preferred
Airlines
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4*2
Jan
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Jun
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11%
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Nov
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Apr
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Nov
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Nov
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Nov
4%
Jan
18
17%
18%
15%
15
157a
48
6.100
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.
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Pictures
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Nov
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400
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23a
600
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,
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11
,
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800
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footnotes,
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10%
2,500
15%
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22V2
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31
Aug
76
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22%. Feb
1,800
63 %
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Nov
23
4
27«t
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6% July
800
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15%
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Apr
44%
12%
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8
8%
1.900
814 Nov
10%
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2.600
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400
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Nov
7%
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Jan
24%
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14%
4%
7,300
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17
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8%
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3%
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6%
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9%
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4
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107
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100
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28
1014 May
114
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200
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13% Aug
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29
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Jan
23%
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Nov
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1
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July
1
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125
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1
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1.300
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5,600
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314 Mar
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458 May
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,
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1
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Jan
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transaction^—
29 3
7%
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Mar
200
10%
14 4 4
10
50c
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16 %
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22% May
200
10%
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10%
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8
8%
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—_
—
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Products Co_
Carey Baxter
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5% Feb
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1014
6
42%
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5% May
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,
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Nov
67h
13,600
4,500
17
29 14
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ro
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18
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214
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3% May
300'
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13
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& Dock Co
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%
,
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3,100
400
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,
20
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_
14
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common
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27%
16
11
27%
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5.700
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3.5%
16
43
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Nov
5
9%
1
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Canadian Petrofina Ltd 6%
Feb
preferred
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8%
7%
16
8
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Foreign transactions
Jun
8% May
10
_
Oct
700
n
5%
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22%
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5.200
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614
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Jan
10
1
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Oct,
—
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;
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10%
3%
8%
9%
1
16%
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Jan
Oct
16
600
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5.390
3%
3%
18
3%
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15
—50
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Southern
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3% May
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5
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Collieries Corp
Jan
8% May
1614
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Mar
70
; ——10c
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7%
3.900
-1
-
—
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Jun
8
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3,400'
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Nov
1%
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Inc
Power
Canadian
5
3%
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1
Steel
28% May
103b
2.300
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1,100
9%
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2834 May
10
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25c
7
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6914
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12%
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157a
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14,000
14
10%
1
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9%
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Sep
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2,200
,
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6%
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18%
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•
25%
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Feb
4 '/H
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8
5
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,
514
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4 In
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Jan
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2614
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Campbell Machines' Inc—
May
314
Nov
114
10O
III—10c
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Atlas
63b
2%
300
,
10
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6% July
Nov
1%
1
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16
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May
Feb
21 '4
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1
Aug
'
&
Jan
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Calgary & Edmonton
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1%
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2814
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Jan
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41 Va
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1,700
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20%
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3.900
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4.500
-
6%
800
8%
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7% Mar
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414
Apr
4 Va Mar
,Jan
618
Jan
814
23
Oct
Nov
Aug
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Nov
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8
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500
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Jun
21%
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'
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12
8%
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May
May
7%
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4%
11
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transactions—
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8%
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7%
814
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11
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11%
800
51
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preferred
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1412 Mar
5
Aug
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Sep
Jan
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& Co. "warrants"-—
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10%
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'
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—
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2
1.25
—
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11%
50c
Power
Argus Inc
s
Arkansas Louisiana
ord bearer
registered
transactions
3%
Jan
5%
...
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Apollo Industries
2.900
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Jan
transactions-
8%
Jan
11
1
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39
4 7 31
Aug
c
14
4
13%
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.
-
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1
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2 1
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12.800
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-
8,1a
2%
■
2
1
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1
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Jun
Mar
Sep
37
100
42
42
8
2
3.200
2%
2 %
214
42
14'/a
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25%
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1
400
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5% May
2 %
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7%
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200
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Jan
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7%
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preferred.
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61b
Oct
2.300
2 V2
2 Va
Jan
90
1% May
1(J0
16 %
16%
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4%
41
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25
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a
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39
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,
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2%
1
1
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class
14%
3,600
%
1
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17 V2
American
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Nov
10%
93/8
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•
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700
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9%
4,900
1
Co
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2
1%
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Feb
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Nov
1 %
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transactions
2
Jan
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1
100
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16
2,800
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8
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81 %
85
1.50
10c
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2%
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84
100
17 3 a
10
1.60O
1
Nov
120
16'%
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8.500
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8
Jun
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Nov
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714
4
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American-International
17%
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738
6 %
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2%
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transactions
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Jan
6%
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Jun
10%
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5.800
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4
9%
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3%
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1
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American Biltrite Rubber
1,300
28 %
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Oct
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Sep
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Oct
Jan
7%
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6% May
Nov
7%
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20
17
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Jan
9%
Nov
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Nov
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May
74
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500
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—
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Jan
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3%
Bourjois' Inc
23%
Nov
56
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23 8
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80
62 V4 Mar
10
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3%
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17 %
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1214
1.800
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16%
3!'4
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4
3%
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13% May
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6%
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2,100
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Building
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High
7%
3%
1
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Bohack
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Alliance
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6%
*
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24% July
10 % May
8.000
3%
4 !a
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for Week
Apr
5,300
every security
whether
during the current year.
Range
Low
2.50
Bloomfield- Industries
Jan
4%
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Bloomfield
Jan
Jun
8
,
Birdsboro
Sept
500
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Algemene Kunstzide N V—
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All American Engineering Co
10c
All-State Properties Iiic
1
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1
Allegheny Airlines Inc
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1
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1
;
Binney & Smith Inc
4.000
2 %
1
—.
Jan
3 Vu
100
———
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1%
4%
45%
preferred
100
common——--10
Nov
%
4
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Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
'3%
3%
47%
214
'
67
200
7
7 %
Frocks
Nov
2%
of America—
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Wood
Alan
2
3%
3:!4
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Parking
Alabama
800
include
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Berkshire
2 % Mar
Nov
%
1
Inc
Airport
2%
2%
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Techniques
Investment
11
200
1,100
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2 %
7%
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STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,
High
22s
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Acme
Precision
Products
Inc—
1
Acme Wire Co :—_—
10
ADG Liquidating Mfg Co.10c
Admiral Plastics Corp
10c
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc
1
Aerojet-General Corp
1
Class
Shares
2
intended
Range for Week Ending Nov. 29.
fur Week
2%
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1
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg Corp
10c
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp—
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and
which any dealings have occurred
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week beginning Monday,
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Corp
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Credit Co Inc common
1
6% conv preferred
20
7%
6'
7%
5,700
21%
200
2%
1,100
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Clarostat
Clary
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2
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12%
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19
Nov
Mar
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Sep
4%
Aug
4% Mar
12%
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2% July
9% Mar
20'4 Mar
7%
Oct
Hi
Nov
May
Feb
17%
Sep
39%
Sep
614 Mar
7%
9 %
21%
'3%
Jan
Jun
NovJan
14% Oct
28
Nov
Number 6321
198
Volume
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Par
Low
1
4
4%
438
1,100
1
1374
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14%
1,500
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5%
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9
4.74
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Jan
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7
600
1
"Nov
3
10,000
Oct
%
13
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1*4
1
1
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1,400
1
Nov
2 74
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Oct
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9
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—
—
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1
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97k Jan
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600
20
100
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20% Apr
26
Jan
Sep
21% Apr
'
7% Nov
5% Feb
1,700
-
3% Jan
8% Apr
5% Jan.
15
Nov
2% Feb
87k Sep
12% Jan
9% Oct
17% Sep
167k Sep
2%
700
2% Sep
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6% Jan
2%
—
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7% Jan
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52,000
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8
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12
39 Va
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30
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11
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34
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41
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preferred series
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preferred
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Eitel-McCullough
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Jan
14%
Aug
8%
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4%
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97a
Nov
14 *8
13%
14%
7,600
13%
Nov
400
2%
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3%
4,0
9% Mar
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July
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7
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357k
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10
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Esquire Radio St Electronics
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Nov
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27%
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4
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157k
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147k
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117k
12
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6
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87k
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——.—,,
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3%
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9%
3.500
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Rubenstein Inc
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preferred
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7.200
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487 k
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137 k
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237k
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4
24
1,600
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•
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7%
——
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3%
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3%
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B
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Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
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4
14,600
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Nov
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57k
24 %
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III
Corp
ETS-Hokin
,
—
Erie
ERT
Apr
1%
3%
•'
5% J"iy
Jan
165
137 k
63«
10 Vk
5/a
,
.
—2
6%
97k
3 7
175*4 Mar
1
Communications
Electronic Research Associates Inc.. .10c
25c
Electronic & Missile Facilities-
Fro
Feb
7%
1
10c
_
Inc
Jan;
Nov
1,109
r-i CVJ
13%
-
-25c
v-
Electronic
convertible
11 %
a
1
.—
$2
18
Nov
Oct
31*4
-r-
r
'"III
7*2
1%
May
1034-
Equity
113
Acceptance
H
Mar
97k
Empire
Sep
—
Hall Lamp
4
23%
El-Tronics
3
2%
3
11%
1
—1
Sporting
Gateway
Feb
38
10 3k
Emenee
Jaa
5Vk
6
Co_
General
J.an
400
1
—
Corp
Corp
Inc
8 Vk
2,900
;
inc
Garan
Nov
1,600
277k
Electronics
Sep
G
77k
Vk
-10c
Electronic
July
5,700
Company—_—
Industries
Gale
37%
3074
31*4
"
.—.—
Inc
El^ctrographic
20,500
1
1
Industries Inc
Jun
6*4
4%
44
»
-
__—„i—
Elder-Peel
10%
6%
Enterprises
I Geo
31 "it. Jan
4%
42 %
f
47k
'
L200
87k
8
8*4
LZ-i
•
$7
Sep
200
11%
lli
37k
7,900
Va
4
9 %
Inc
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Devices Inc _—
Eastern
Can Co
class A—T
Eastern." Co "'-4.——
Eastern
~2i8
2%
Feb
6%
,
Inc
Hartfield
Inc
Jaa
2574 May
5*4
2*4 Aug
Feb
E
Scheib
11*2
10c
—8
Co—_:
Harn
Eastern
Sep
1%
.
—2.50
Co
(The)
Hardeman
Earl
35 %
Oct
& Construction
Friendly Frost Inc
Grow
Jan
2,100
7%
7
————1
—15c
-——-—
—-*
Corp ———— ——10c
Corp
11%
12 *4
Co
(The)
Dur,o,Test Corp
Duval
15 V
__———-——
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Apr
10Va
Feb
16
*
Driver Harris Co ————————5
Drug Fair-Community Drug —1
Duraloy
157 k
157 k
-1
——
1%
Nov
9%
——32.50
Corp
Corp
Draper
5,800
Co
preferred
Dorsey ,(The)
1434
Sep
8%
Canada
of
Great
Nov
16*k
Ltd————*
common————7.50
Textile
400
13*4
i—
Don)inion
—-—*
Foreign transactions—4_—^
Dominion Steel <& Coal ord stock--—*
Foreign transactions
—
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd——*
Foreign
transactions-—-—
—
Domihion
3*4
12%
—4
conv
Petroleum
Dome
2,900
2 %
2
2
-10c
5%
11%
4,3)t July
93a
---1
—^——-4-
common
200
10s
dep
Foreign
Jan
1
—25a
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transactions
Fotochrome
Gorham
American
11%
22 Va
3,900
to
6%
Capital Corp
Line 111c
Gilbert
G'/kJly
2,400
28 Va
21
ii!
:_1
Engineering Co 3
com.
preferred
—--—
1st
-
10 7
28 Vk
•-,1
Supermkts
Quality
Dilbcrt's
f
July
9 Va
Tiger
Foreign
Oct
2.500
4
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47 k
r
Dielectric Product?
r
14 3
!5c
.
-———
13%
117 k
-1'
7 Vk
63k
'
.
47k
-1
Products—
Detroiter Mobile Homes Inc
—
Devoe
&
Raynolds Co Inc
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
.—-——
Vk
14*/k
-1
Industrial
Detroit
Sep
9 %
1.500
29%
1
Jan
21 %
Aug
I
Inc
Porter
Gilchrist Co
Detroit
6
-1
Productions Inc
Gasket. & Manufacturing-.
Dpsilu
,'ti
2i\.
-4—,
General
Daryl Industries Inc
Data-Contr61 Systems
Davidson
5%
Jan
7%
~
—
Corp common
convertible preferred
General
D
Daitch
Jun
4%
4,30 J
13%
"4%
1—1
Corp—
10*4 Oct
45*4 Aug
5% Jun
14,100
1,900
•
—
17
16,
7A Feb
35% Mar
3% Jan '
__
'•*3.7%' 38*4
3%
4
2% '
1
.—
__
4
—10c
-
,
38%
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—
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*
Laboratories class A common—1
Class
3*4
1,10 J
.
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&
903
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1
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1
Warrants--!
Fischer
,
—25c
Crowley Milner & Co
1
Crown Aluminum Industries Corp—25c.
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)
-5
Crown Drug Co
*
___25c
Cutter
20%
67 k
United Corp
Cubic
7%
23%*
20%
7%
reg)-_£l
_
,-5
-1
dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum Corp
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
Crvstal Oil
High
4
60c
Fulton
American
Curtis
7??
23%
—
1.50
'
1
,
10c
First National Realty
17
Apr
,16
__
Ltd—•
Courtaulds
Close
__
__
named to
—
Jan. 1, isfij
4%
8
29
29
1
1
Corp_
4
Chemicals Inc
&
12
13
2c
Inc
Firth
17% May
15% Jan
__
__
.
Corp name
Beverage
Cott
common
class
preferred
SI
7%
Petroleum
Filmways
Jan
20*4 Julv
Sep
/
*
~5
-1
4.-
-
-
&
Corroon
voting__»
non-voting
B
47-14
7 */a
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Plastics
Nov
8
Jan
57a
18 3
—15
Distilling Ltd cl A
(H)
17 To
_1
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Flying
Class
Range Since
a
18%
,
—1.50
Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd_
Foreign transactions;
Fargo Oils Ltd—'
Foreign transactions
Aug
—10c
Corby
High
1
:
Drilling Co
Plan
Famous Artists Schools Inc
Feb
7
~6%
7
.—1
'. Shares
Jan
87k
—50c
Varnish Co_.
5Vk
4*8
3,700
.—1
&
Oct
.
Chemical Co
Fairmont
Falcon
Family
Felniont
3%
,
1
Paint
Jan
3Lb
500
4%
4V«
277a
:—1
Cook
Feb
144a
7* May
4%
Jan
46
63,4. Aug
1
Low
Par
Sep
Aug
17k
Oct
1,200
4 74
.
7
Jun
3,800
2
4-U
Diesel Electric Corp
10c
I—*
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd
Foreign
transactions——
.20c
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc——
*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
JL0C
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
18% Feb
4
6%
2 Va
Consol
Sep
2 *4
1'
Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
5Gc
Compo Shoe
Apr
421a
Jan
38
* ~
uwitv
*•
37%
37
for Week
.
5',4 July
Va Apr
3
5,800
—5
Co_.
& Scone
Sand
Colonial
37
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale l'rice
High
Low
29%
..—5
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
33
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
Friday
Week's
Friday
s t oc KS
(2153)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Nov
31%
Jun
12%
Aug
9% July
1n3«
Julv
15
Oct
13% May
14*4
Nov
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Vv
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Friday
Hardart Baking Co-^
Hardart common
5 Te
preferred ' -——
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
Howell
Electric Motors Co
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A
Horn
&
Horn
8c
101%
95 '/4
Jan
23
Jan
luu% uuiy
uan
28
——
124
Nov
17 Va
900
'
^
T
Jan
2,200
5'/4
4%
4%
26%
6% May
oan
17
35 V* May
Jan
17 ;'/B
'
20
Apr
Jan
20%
Apr
Feb
35%
18%
18;; a..
300
17%
17%
loO
33%
34%
2,200
ll %
10%
11%
2,900
10%
Nov
14%
18
19l/4
2,900
12'%
Jan
20%
Oct
19
6,300
S
0 J>
Id
Mar
6%
Jan
17%
6Va
5%
5%
~2%
1%
15%
Jan
5%
17%
—5
6
17 V*
18
800
Industries
Marlene
£1
9%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
dep rets ord reg
Jan
Massey-Ferguson
Sep
Apr
Foreign
:
*
International Products
■y
~4Va
1,200
2%
2%
400
2%
7%
700
7%
Nov
100
7%
5 Yb
Sep
8%
Oct
7%
7%
91%
90%
3 Va
1,700
3%
,3%
35%
35 Va
500
7%
6%
7%
18,400
102 Va May
5 %
Feb
36 ya
Sep
8 Vb
4%
4%
4%
200
18 Va
19%
11,900
6 %
700
6
6 '/a
Nov
Jan
1
1
200
1
May
19%
■/
Company
12%
12%
3%
21%
3V4
15 Va
11%
5,500
13%
.14
%
11%
Jan
18%
2,300
16 Va
7%
900
6%
5%
8
c.
,
;
Inc
15 V*
Aug
16%
Oct
%
Nov
Oct
Oct
Va Mar
,10,000
Jun
3%
18%
May
17%
8,500
14%
Sep
20 Vb May
15%
12,300
11%
Feb
17 V*
Oct
14%
4%
Jan
~7Va
Apr
Feb
'
2-%
2%
6 •%
6%
9:|U
9
28 Ya
Jun
900
5%
Apr
8 3/4
Aug
,
4,100
Va
4%
Jan
6 Va
Feb
J0U
4
20%
Jan
24%
Apr
Jun
1 %
Sep
11
a
500
11>
fa'
<-
3%
400
14%
1.300
7%
8,400
2%
11%
7
145
14
14-%
11%
11%
300
10;|
7%
9n4
Jefferson
Foreign transactions
John's
Corp
"213
3
Oct
16%
19%
Jan
21
4%
Oct
8V4
Nov
17Va
Sep
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
31V4
15 %
4%
Jan
5%
4
8,900
15 %
14
3,100
4%
1,100
14
6,300
5
"4%
~5
13 Va
14
T4%
5%
5,700
10%
4%
,
/
30%
29 Va
4;o
22 ya
?%
11
nv2
7%
11'
1,700
7
11,500
'
7
4%
5
1,900
4>/4
Jan
6%
4%
4V'4
4 Va
6,000
4%
Jan
6% May
27%
24 Va
1 Vb
il
4.40%
preferred
preferred
1
271
a
11,700
1 Va
series B
preferred series C—
Apr
Mt
18
94
Oct
Mt
Oct
Mount Vernon
Oct
Mountain States Tel 8c
106
May
Jan
103
July
15% May
July
Oct
8%
Co
Jan
166 Va
Nov
4%
Jan
Kilembe
Copper
Kin-Ark
Oil
Company
Kropp
6,800
13%
Jan
900
10
12%
13%
3%
2%
3
Feb
Napco
Nov
National
20,700
1%
Aug
National
Bellas
Apr
National
5
Jan
18
19
Feb
23
28%
43,900
18 Yb
Mar
47
3%
l.Of'o
2%
Apr
Va
3 Va
11%
10%
9%
9%
3
5
Corp
8c
Sessions
Lamson
Industries
Lanston
Corp
Larchfield
Lease
1;?
4 Va
Va
15% Mar
14,000
7% May
1%
Jun
19% July
Casket
Lee
Lee
Filter
Corp
5 1it
6
Products
Motor
Leslie
Fay
A-.—.
...
National
Nov
12
Jun
Nov
14%
Jun
1
1%
2
1,500
Levitt
Sons
&
Chain ;
Kessler 8c Bartlett—-
Steel
A
Class
—
8%
Louis Sherry
Service
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Exploration
8c
700
14%
Jan
21 Vb
2
1,300
Rubber
Macke
Mackey
Inc
Vending
Co
Industries
Macoid
A
7%
40 Va
Oct
New
Mexico & Arizona
New
Park
2Va Aug
7%
'■*' 8 Va
1% July
7% Nov
"■
10%
1,400
'
10
100
lOVa.
5Va
1,000
10%
V
7,800
Jan
3%
Feb
2%
11% Mar
Feb
12 Va
" Oct
5% July
4Va Aug
'"(i%
23 %
Oct
10
9% Mar
Nov
14% July
North
Feb
19%
Oct
North
77/a Aug
15 Va
Jan
4%
Jun
1
1 Va
1
400
2,000
8%
v-_
200
8%
'
2%
Nov
v
1%
Jan
8%
Feb
10 %
Jun
5
Nov
10%
20%
79%
9%
r
2^4
20%
21%
1.300
4,400
Jan
90
30%
1,900
25%
Jan
7%
7%
600
14,400
5%-v
5%
4Vt Apr
■
•
18 %
Oct
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
7%
Nov
10
Feb"'
9,500
<
5,800
3%
3%
3%
lc
50c
5V4
%
4
%
Va
5 Vt
18Va
%
7
3 Va
11%
12 Va
1,800
20%
1,500
Feb
18
5%
Jan
14%
Nov
25
19
36.
Jun
May
5%
800
2 Va
4,200
2
May
2%
Jan
2
J" n
15%
Jun
Nov
8%
Sep
3%
13%
12 Va
13%
7,300
6%
6%
6%
67a
1,400
6%
10 Va
■
9%
10V4
1,100
11%
11
8%
11V4
12 Va
Oct
Jan
14 % May
1,600
10%
Feb
16%' Jun
%
Apr
35%
3,100
2,500
11%
12
1.200
%
28 % Mar
11 Va
9% Mai-
36 7
3%
8,300
6914
Va-
3
1,375
I6V4
5%
102
Jan
200
300
37%
19 Va
19%
Nov
6%
5%
6%
1,900
5%
IIIi
'
Jan
Oct
74%
Jan
400
37
Sep
Aug
Aug
37%
29 Va Mar
62 Va
,21 Va
'Oct
38% Aug
1% Mar
32%
61 %
a
Jan
4%
10%
34%
%
62
Oct
8 %
Jan
100
'
35
3%
Nov
400
5
'
6%
Jan
Railway-'—
transactions—___f—
:
Sep
Nov
24
-
8%
l5'a
1%
8%
Apr
1%
Oct
7 Va
Jan
10V4
Feb
2%
Oct
2%
Oct
1%
2
1,300
1%
Jan
~1%
1%
1%
2,300
liV
Jan
~3
2%
3 Vb
4.700
2%
Apr
65 Va
65 Va
10
57 Va
Jan
94
IIIi
Feb
2,509
9
94
10
92
Jan
_1
._25c
3
900
1%
9
1
9%
83a,
9%
Va
1%
2%
4% July
67 Va
Aug
96
Mar
4.200
5%
Jan
12%
2
Oct
9,700
1%
Apr
2%
Jau
o
Manufacturing Co
Occidental Petroleum Corp—
Ogden Corp
Oak
Brass
Co
Power
4Va%
Town
Nov
Apr
Jun
Jan
7
Oct
2%
Feb
4%
Nov
2,600
%
Jun
_1%
Jan
4y8
Jun
7Va
Sep
Corp
preferred
14%
2,100
Oct
17% May
13%
13%
12 Va
1
25%
28%
86.200
Jan
34%
28%
19%
20c
50c
—
7%
'6%
7%
li,300
31
_1
—
preferred—
common
96V4
100
31V4
96 %
96%
9
1
_7
9
4
/
23 y4
Jan
130
96 %
Nov
1,600
7%
Apr
Nov
4 Vb
400
4
76%
700
51
47a
200
4%
Oct
Jan
Oct
8%
34%
101
Sep
Oct
Sep
May
11%
Jan
6 Vb
Jan
———
75
Co Ltd Amer
transactions
O'okiep Copper
Foreign
O'Sulllvan
•'< 9
2,000
1
31
4 Va
"
4%/ M'ar
Oxford
Manufacturing
shares_10a
47a
/
1
J
1
100
10%
3Vb
100
3%
I8V2
19%
2.100
15 % 1
Overseas
—
15 5 b
3 Vb
Rubber Corp
Securities —
Electric Corp
1
Oxford
Jan
19
17% May.
1< ■%
For footnotes, see page
Oct
Jan
15 Vb
5%
Airlines
.—50
RR Co_
-;
,_100
Pub Serv 4V»%- pfd1
Novo Industrial Corp—
-top
Nuclear Corp of Araer (Del)_
Oct
26%
24 V4
4,100
3,500
<
Jan
Nov
500
6%
%
1%
15
25,100
19
5%
Feb
liS May
2
33%
———
Royalties Inc
Oils Ltd——
Ohio
6
6%
600
8
5%
-1.25
Apr
14%
1,400
7%
17%
16
14%
4 Ya Mar
2% July
500
28
28
28
2,600
>
10 Vb
*
vtc
i
38% July
9
Jun
Nov
8
19%
— —
—
22% Sep
79%
17%
70'/a
Feb
Va
77
12 Va
1,500
16 Va
Apr
Jan
:v
5%
2%
29%
2%.
2%
15%
Sep
8
Nov
6
Jan
33
Aug
1
5 Va
5VV
2%
'
1%
Oct
Jan
20%
Northern Ind
Mar
,
Penn
North
2,400
26,800
69%
Northeast
3 Va
3
V'B
25B
8V4 May
—
American
Canadian
Foreign
^
Jan
197'a
1
Rosario—3
—
Southern
8c
Norfolk
Aug
7%
8%
65/a
%
'9%
8
_2-;
1
Inc
Noramco
600
7,400
"
7%
15%
w
2.400
63a
6
2 Va
_50c
Jan
8%
common
1.500
37
York
York & Honduras
36,900
(>%
7 V2
14%
Nov
7% Maiv
10
_
;_25c
Co—
New
New
1%
23»
—
New
Noma Corp
Oct
16 V'B
Co—
Auction
Feb
5%
12
Land—
Mining Co
Process
New
Aug
7%
9.2G0
.50 c
Chem Co
Jan
800
Jan
11 %
1,300
a
8
—
Idria
40 0
5%
.50c
Jersey Zinc
13 8
5%
9 Va May
Apr
57
5
Jan
5
22%
Oct
Nov
1 Va
1
Oct
Min &
4 Va
9%
11
New
2%
3 Va
___l
33y3c
Oct,
Va Mar
.5 Va
.20c
New
600
4%
17%
Inc
Petroleum Corp
Oil Corporation
Magellan
Magna
class
Airlines Inc
5
Oct
Nov
700
700
1%
2 Va
.30c
Inc
Packing Co
Oct
4,100
■~rf
50c
203/4
52
—5
Nelly Don Inc—,—
Nestle-Le Mur Co
40c
Corp
"warrants"
-r
Nov
8%
"(iVa
1
Nedicks' Stores
Needham
Old
Trucks
3%
22
—2
Co—
Ohio
Mack
Jan
5%
..
Electric Corp—
National Video Corp class A
National Work-Clothes Rental
33/4 Mar
M
MacFadden-Bartell
Jan
i
Machinery
Transit
Aug
2
Ya
15%
2
Corp
Jun
6%
36
7%
Friday
Lynch
18
'
1%
1%
6%
Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Tnc
10c
Lunkenheimer (The)
Co
.2.50
Lucky
Sep
6%
10 Va
10c
1
_10
30c
Preserves Inc
Louisiana
17%
34
5
_25c
1-——
A
4%
Jan
-2.50
.1—1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch Co„.—-1
Louis Lesser Enterprises IncClass
Oct
11%
2
'
1
.
Lockwood
2%
400
2%
1
Locke
100
15%
17%
'
1%
Fabrics of N Y common,;,
—10
5%
preferred'1
Lithium Corp of America Inc—
*
Lithonia Lighting Inc
—
II10c
Livingston Oil Co ——
Liberty
2%
Jan
2%
19%
'
2%
Jan
1%
1
70c
Jan
12 V8
45
4 "^1
1
Rolling Mills Co
7%
.6%
class
26
5%
1 Va V
1
Industries Inc
Presto
National
7 Va
36 Va
class A——
Inc
4
5
transactions-'
Foreign
National
900
-
Nov
39%
2 Va
2Va
1
—1
.
Feb
8.100
—-1
Oct
6%
8%
Milling—3
Weld Machines.
.—1
National Equipment Rental Ltd
,225c
National Petroleum Ltd
Jan
8%
2
—.
13 Va
3/200
5 %
Jan
7%
18
_
100
51%
4%
Electric
2%
7%
5
__
51%
5%
Inc.—!
5%
17 y8
7 Va
1
———
10,800
4%
Company..
Company
Jan
8
_
300
20 V4
334
Corp
Jun
7%
10
_
33%
18 Va
Apr
Jan
4V4 July
12,700 "
331/4
"
~3%
Hess_
4
800
1
Corp„ ——1
—:
6 3,8
25c
1%
i.JUu
4%
National
5%
3Va Aug
2en
9
|
Nov
7,600
National
15 Va
—
_
5%
63/i
—5
Alfalfa Dehydrat &
National
Oct
14% Mar
14
Feb
Aug
9%
Sep
1
International
Plan
3-*a
11%
,
...500
Sep
4%
s
OU0
4
"
10 Vr
3,900
a
16%
8%
8%
1%
4
97
16
14
700
11%
3 Va
%
33 VrtC
Co——
Inc
43/b
1
Bowl-O-Mat
Mar
19
2%
Lamson
Nov
33 Va
Nat Nast Inc class A
27%
16
—
3Va
,5%
20 >4
,
Nov
23V4
-S-— 1
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp_
Lake Shore Mines Ltd _——
200
1,500
3%»
107«
3 Va
2.50
Inc
/
1
3
Corp
Industries
3%
3%
Apparel Inc
11% July
—2.50
National Union
L'Aiglon
Nov
_
_——1
3
3,100
10c
8V2
...
—
National
Kulka
1,100
—10
Apr
5^500
—
Corp class A—
Forge Co_—_—1
Smith Electronics Corp.
Apr
10
9%
/
Mfg Co__
Jan
1%
__25c
(The)
Oct
31%
1
Yb
1
4%
2.50
28
Jan
.
2%
1%
(The)
15
Jan
4%
_1
Jan
26 V4
■
Co
Nachman
1%
-10c
13
N
Sep
4%
1
1,500
6,900
Sep
9 %
1
—1
20:Va
30%
1
:
Company
Muter
6% Mar
900
3
_
20
29%
50c
class A
Videotronics class A_
Movie Star Inc
34%
12
/1,600
3A
.
20
1
Movielab Inc
Nov
20%
-1,900
9
8 •%
-
Corp
4% May
10,500
24
22%
3%
—10c
July
30%
.2.50
.12:50
'-'a
Jan
5%
—1.25
Inc
(H
Kratter
33%
5V4
,9
—-
8
Oct
30 %
13 Va
—
Apr
Jan
Sep
_1
Petroleum Co
—
Kleer-Vu Industries Inc
Klein
<S)
Dept Stores Inc„.
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co
Knott
17
34
2.50
Kirby
L)
Hotels
Jan
23%
1
,C
Oct
4
5%
200
Jan
—
•
—
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kinney Service Corp
Klion
Jun
10%
—
_L'
1
"7%
Sep
3%
7 Ya
_1
14 Va
5Va
Apr
100
97
33%
-
25c
& Co„
Cobalt Ltd--.
(Walter)
Kidde
1
11,300
v
_
Tel__
1% July
1,500
11 Va ,13
Feb
1,800
"
——:>>
Inc
Kay Jewelry Stores
2 Vb
14
•
—
Chemical
Kawecki
a
|
13
'
•
—1
-
Corp
Kavanau
Oct
Ya
Sep
13
■
J
Drug
8%
6Vj Mar
2,900
1%
1%
1%
50c
pfd—100
Electric 4%%
8c
Gas
Company
—
Kaufman 8c Broad Bldg Co—
Katz
common..
Jan
V 3 V*
MPO
1
12%
2
■
3% Aug
26,000
7 Va
6 Va
7
__4
"l %
1%"
Mills Inc
Apr
99
Jan
Jan
155
_•
"—25c
Company
Diablo
Jan
2
97%
_4
preferred
6%
—
Feb
Sep
32 v*
Nov
101 va
—_^_1
Clemens Industries
Muskogee
(D ) & Company
Kaltman
Kansas
class A.
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morse
Electro- Products
14
Nov;
Jan
22
15,700
-100
100
100
—
&
5,900
1 '
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) LtdMolybdenum Corp of America
Monogram
Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
Muntz TV Inc
-—
Nov
Feb
32%
4%
Muskegon Piston Ring Co_
Corp
Jan
May
*
Jan
K
Industries
J»»n
8 Va
107
10c
Murray Ohio
Kaiser
Jan
36 V4
Nov
Jan
102
Apr
'Nov
——1
Airlines
7%
Nov
2
Oct
Jan
Inc.!
Company—
RR "ctfs"
Aluminum
Mohawk
16 Ya
.111 Jan
800
1,600
'
Nov
15
Jan
Apr
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mirro
10%
3
16%
11%
Jan
9%
30%
Apr
Oct
16 V4 Sep
10% May
Jan
800
10'a
13%
convertible preferred
50
Corp—
— 1
Minnesota Power & Light 5%
pfd—100
6y8
4-fir Jun
1,800
3
2 Va
75c
(Tliei
Sep
16%
10c
—25c
Bargain
Jupiter
Nov
3%
4
7'/4
6%
—
Industries Inc
Stores Corp
Jetronics
,"3%
7%
3%
1,300
3%
4
—-—
warrants
B
Series
3Va
1,200
2,500
9%
3%
Glass Co
-1
Construction Co__
—,—1
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
1
Jefferson
Lake
Petrochemicals
-.1
Jeannette
9%
Feb
5%
Sep
Jan
11
1,300
11)
50c
common
3V4
3%
13%
7;
"
12% May
Nov
10
Nov
9
3,200
10
22
'3
4%%
4.50%
Jan
'?'■
Jun
Feb
21%
Milo. Electronics
4.80%
8.
10 Vb
7%
17%
43a
a
50c
5
50c
—2.50
Corp
Wohl Co
Nov
6,500
68,500
6%
21
!a
5 V4
2% Aug
22,500.
8%
23%
7%
7%
I '
500
1
Associates Inc
Factors
4
1,200
7
1
Midwest
Miller
May
35
7
2%
1
10
Corp
Mid-West Abrasive
Mill
Sep
8
Jan
14%
23 VB
—10c
1
,
Investment'Co
Midwestern Financial Corp
12 Va
Nov
27%
r
Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common—
6% preferred
Microwave
6% July
1.400
14%
7
1
1
1
1
Co
Jan
1,400
15%
3
Jan
29%
6,000
16%
-
7 Vb
Oct
17%
Va
16%
—50c
-1
10c
A_
Hone
Jan
8% July
5
31%
14%
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Foreign
transactions
r_.
Micromatic
Apr
22Ya
8%
32 '/4
1
*
Ltd
Extruders
4%
Nov
32 %
5
5%
1
Merchants
Miami
Sep
18% May
4% Mar
3,300
1
common
Mfg
2
200
22 1/4
7%
8
__1
5-%.
19%
5
22
Industries Inc—
New
23
Jan
—
class
Inc
High
,
Aug
6%
Co common
Johnson 8c Co
Feb
88
Jan
5.900
16%
13%
Jun
1%
83% May
9%
Nov
9
Feb
Jan
101/*
Feb
5%
Feb
7Va
200
16%
,
4'/a May
2% Jan
100
3 Va
Feb
31
Feb
11 Yb May
Aug
3%
Nov
4% May
17 Va
Aug
90
4,800
93
35%
Irving Air Chute new common——50c
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Jun
Oct
2%
7%
1
1
5
Nov
92%
Apr
_4%
Sep
ll'/a
July
88
8
1
6 fs
Aug
6
8 Va
21,100
11%
10 V4
2V'a
—5
__
Sep
14% May
Jun
12
"41/4
com_l
—33V3c
Investment Property Builders Inc—10c
Investors Funding Corp (NY) cl A—5
Investors Royalty
1
Iowa Public Sefvice Co 3.90%
pfd—100
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp.;
1
Oil
Intex
600
18%
7%
100
12%
ll Va
Stretcn Prods new
International
/•
40 Va
12 V4
-
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Corp
;
International Oil 8c Gas Corp_—..
Jun
4*2 Vb May
36% July
■
of North America
Co
40 Va
9%
Jan
18%
£1
10c
Michigan
Independent Telephone Corp.
1
Indianapolis Pwr 8c Light 4% pfd__100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc_—
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A
1
Inland
Homes Corp
—
1
Insurance
1,600
,
__
Ireland—£1,
Tob of Gt Brit &
Imperial
40%
40 Va
*
(Canada)transactions—
Oil
Imperial
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
Foreign transactions
39:,4
IV2
700
40:,4
transactions—:
Foreign
9%
400
Foreign transactions
"Maule Industries Inc
Menasco
9%
2%
Corp__
Cup
Apr
6%
2 Va
"warrants"
McCrory
Corp
"warrants"
McCulloch Oil Corp
Mar
4
800
4%
4%
4%
2%
2.50
Corp
Melnor
33»/3c
Corp
1,100
Class
Mead
Magnetics
12%
Corp
Carter Paint
A_l_:
Mary
Medco
C
12%
Jan
Masco
22 Vb
12%
20% July
12 Va Mar
Marine
Corp /
Martin-Marietta
9%
Nov
'2%
5%
500
Rubber—!
Tire 8c
International
5 y2
Apr
5
,"2%
2'/4
21%
Ltd
Co
3%
Jan
1,300
8,300
2,vH
2%
Nov
Stores
Marconi
Low
20%
*
10c
—1
Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
Mansfield
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
7
Majestic
Mangel
Shares
21 %
Service—_
Public
Maine
for Week
Low
Par
Maryland
14,900
~2%
10c
1
—2.50
Manufacturing Co
Nov
__
transactions
Foreign
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
99%
Feb
34v*
Sales
Range
of Prices
r
Sale Price
High
AUg
40
la
17%
17%
*
—-!00
27
Last
STOCK S 2
Exchange
American Stock
Since Jan. 1, 1963
Range
50
100% 101 Vi¬
,
/
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
Week's
Friday
Low
27%
27%
27%
2.50
1
com—5
Class
B common
5
Hudson & Manhattan Corp class A__l0
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc—i
1
Hughes & Hatcher Inc
1
Husky Oil Canada Ltd
_
1
Hycon
Shares
High
Low
7.50
*
& Co
(Geo A)
Horael
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
M
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
/Sales
;
Range
Last
-stocks
American Stock
I
.
(2154)
34
-79
Oct
"7%
Feb
17 %
Nov
4%
Jan
24 V2
Sep
f.
Number 6321
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
.
AMERICAN STOCK
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Shares
Last
Exchange
Rio
Grande
Ritter
5%
conv
cum
Pacific
common
31%
32 %
918
9%
2,400
,
.25
preferred
26%
Power
Packer's
&
Super
Corp
class A
Petroleum
Company
Pantasote
Sep
27%
Feb
26%
Oct
26
Feb
27% May
27% July
Roosevelt
300
.25
24'%
24%
24 %
900
24%
Nov
26
Apr
24
24
600
23%
Nov
25 Vs
Jan
.25
4
,
~
'
V*
Co
Electronics
Plastics
Plastic
&
Scale
—
—
Electronics Corp
rrouucis class A—
—
Instrument
Power
Corp
Class
Class
B
Jan
9%
Aug
Sarcee
Petroleums
9
9
12
Sep
Savoy
Saxon
Jan
26 Va
Nov
Jan
26%
Nov
10 Vb
400
9%
Nov
16
55%
25
54%
Jun
57 Va
Aug
1 '2
Va
13 »/2
14
5%
series preferred
%%
series
6%
11
:
1
Say re
Fisher
&
Coi
Inc
Gems
ayette
:eal
,of
300
3
Mar
4 Va
Jun
100
19
Aug
20
20
Real
10%
Security
Sep
Seeburg
8% July
% Aug
•/
/
Season-All
Jan
1 Vb
Nov
Nov
7 Vb
Va Mar
8
Sel-Rex
10
5%
Apr
'
Industries
Inc__
Bros
&
Latz
20%
4%
5 %
300
3%
Jan
6%
Aug
Seton
3%
4
Shaer
1,100
3%
Jan
4% May
4,800
9 Va
Apr
13% July
6,300
5%
800
6%
8 Va
122
i2d
25%
2'A
2.800
2%
-
Aug
32%, July
Jun
2%
5
Sep
7%
Apr
40 %
4
-50c
v
100
3%
4 Va
3.700
2%
300
2%
r
40%
2%
'
2%
3Va
1,100
6 Va
6 Va
Va
8%
.—1
9
33
10
Sep
13%
49%
Apr
4%,
6
Jan
1 Va
Nov
2
Jan
3%
Jun
6%
Feb
4%
Sep
8
Sep
8%
Nov
13% May
10.200
6%
Nov
14%
E.
30%
Reis- (Robert)
Reliance
4
Republic
Republic
Republic
Foil Inc
Industrial
Transcon
Resistoflex
Restaurant
PIC
Rico
Silicon
Transistor
Oct
Creek
Silvray
Simca
Litecraft
3%
$3
4
Feb
Jan
37
Jun
29
2,700
Warrants
deposit
For
Feb
6%
Aug-
Nov
9 Va
4%
/
'21
23 1
Nov
6
2,200
Feb
7H
12
Jan
Jan
Apr
30.300
13
Jan
24%
Oct
7%
6,700
7
Aug
11%
Jan
14
1 5:%
3 3on
14
Nov
16%
Nov
14
12'%
7
a
4
2%
Nov
700
10%
Apr
l.^oJ1
6%
Jun
9'% Mar
4,600
5
Jan
10% Aug
12'%,
11'A
12 '/a
"
7
i
8
8'i
8
%
.
Feb
May
18% July
10%
Sep
5'A May
16'A
Ju li
82%
84
34
74%
?,100
22'%
~~
:i
24"'
6,(i66
25%
Feb
91
Jan
'96
♦
100
Jun
Oct
25
Jan
A May
22 %
~9%
9%
11
Nov
25 Va
30,200
Nov
3% May
21,800
n.
i.V
13,3 J j
A
1 7'I
10c
2'.,
2,500
1 %
■
Sep
%' Apr
31% May
32% May
13% Oct
JI
Jun
Jun
to
25c
Jan
3 %
Jun
29
receipts
30
29
300
Nov
49 %
Jan-
Publishing—
•
21
Jun
•
;
12'% Mar
28
Jan
35 V
Oct
41'A
Jan
60
4%
Oct
6
Jan
41
Foreign transactions
Venezuelan
Oil
Co____
_1
Amer
Airways
48%
51V
53%
460
Inc____:_
£1
Apr
Corp
Manufacturing
Coast
Corp
Sep
South
9%
Southern
9%
Sep
Jun
3%
5%
Jun
4%
12:,:4
13'%
12%
32 !a
30%, 33
26 Va
26%
23%
23%
24
17,% Aug.
25%
Nov
cumulative
4 08%
20%
Sep
25Vs
Feb
Southern
12Va
Jan
14%
Apr
92%
250
91 %
61%
500
16
52'
Va
800
60 %
16
60%
34,900
16
a
,9
8
11%
800
8%
28% July
Hi
Hi
1,500
1|J
Nov
3%
Jan
Petroleum
Feb
22'%
Nov
23% Aug
16
Apr
19% July
Corp
2
2 %
11%
8%
4,800
•
4 %
/
'4 Va
4%
4Va
2,600
,
Feb
7% '
8
4
%
10%
/
8 Va
4,200
6%
3%
4%
10,700
41 :,a
42 %
1.1 Va
1.700
11
43%
6%
8
1
3c
4
3%
'4
4,400
Corp.
Industries Tnc
Feb
Inc
~4'A
20%
to 0
21
1,100
19%
..
23% May
Jan
4
6T9
1
Va
7%
2.800
5%
6%
2.800
5%
Nov
27
Jan
1
1
Va
"
31 %
'
6%
27a
1
„
39
39
11%
11%
5%
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1 \
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22
16%
13%
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;
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Chemical Co_.
:__
1
(The) Company
...
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Aluminum Products—
5
Sterling Brewers Ihc
.__1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
—10c
9
Aug
;h "'1%
Nov
,
%
37%
Nov
4.200
11
Jan
4 1
*
■
.
,
%
Aug
Mar
14
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8
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3%
Jan
.
46 Va July
13%
Apr
'2'—m "j".
Corp
___.
:
.
Sunair
Electronics
Sunset
International Petrol
Inc.^
Corp
Operating
Co
1
—25c
Supronies
Jun
Swanee
Jun
Syr.fey Corpora'ion
———2
Foreign transactions.
%—
; New
common
w
i_2---L-r-——
9%
Jan
14%
Jan
3
8% M'ar
7%
7'a
100
6%
Jan
12%
12 V.
9.600
10%
Jan
1* *;
v«
700
&
Sep
Oct
IS 14
May
%
Jan
Corp..
Foro,on
_____
trai'vactions-.r-"
Svstrnn-Dennpr
Corp
Aug
12%
Nov
3,400
.s~
—
——"
16% May
Mar
17%
Feb
'
34 % Julv
Jun
6'A
Jan
Apr
6'A
Aug
Jan
19 Va
Jun
l 'A
Feb
Nov
%"Nov
Nov
19
29% May
13,600
8va Mar
16 %
Nov
100
17 Va Mar
21%
Oct
16%
27%
Jun
1,000
Jan
7%
Apr
16%
Oct
3,500
15'A
Nov
23%
Feb
10 7
Nov
21%
Jun
Nov
17% Sep
17% Mar
a
1.700
700
1(5 'Vb
(5 > :■
1% '
laH
/7.900
18%
18%
■'7
17%
-
57
6*0
11
9
9%
14
Noy
1%
Jan
>t
1%
Apr
Oct
40
Jan
Nov
26%
Apr
Sep
17%
13.000
an
8
9%
4% May
6%
4,100'
6
1%
2,300
1%
Aug
2%
Jan
6 V«
17.300
5%
Nov
-7 Va
Jan
k
Feb
Jun
8
ie Mar
Oct
600
2.800
21%
i7,v
Nov
'ino
•;o
1 %
13'A
Jan
25%
1%
1:%
1:,»
1.000
15%
15%
15%
2.100
80
65'
05
80
16
1H
16 7o'
1%
Nov
9% Mar
35
a
Nov
6.600
9%
80
25c
—T_:—1
Jan
4%/ Jan
25'/a
1%
c.—10c
50c
Jan
Aug
/
1 i..j60
.
—
Jan
1%
17%
3
7%
14%
9
,1%
(i
;
5%
6%
Oct
8
l'a
18%
4%
26%
16'A
6%
Oct
37,800
16'%/
__10c
—__———
Paper Corp
Jan
11% July
3%
1G'«
6%
Sep
9%
j
4
3%
8V1
.»
6
13%
7'a
/
8%
100
•
•
15'A
7
5.400
7.000
Oct
/ail
27% July
1U0
137a
'
Ltd
Sunerrrete
J
2 l'A
8%
Supermarkets
4
'
1
Oct
21%, Aug
67a
St.vlon
9%
2°a
Nov
8,700
/.
-71
__1
.__1
Corp__
Foreign
transactions
Sunerior Window Co class A
*
^
-L.
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Jan
.12
Apr
Feb
4 Va
*
Stop & Snop Inc
Wells
16%
21
0
10c
Co
Jan
Jan
11
—
Corp.
Oct
Apr
6%
7%
2 4/,'700
'
21
—
Stepan
Struthers
10
22
20
1
—
,
Nov
a
12 Va
30
3 Va
9%
1;,
1
A
Inc
__,
(J B)
18%
2,100
4%
Va
8%
16%
Stetson
NOV
Va
Nov
6%
-i
100
3%
1
Jun
5%
9
7r,
1
r%
13%"
I 'M
3%
Nov
18 Va
17%
6
,
*
Jan
2%
5.300
11%
1
Nov
93a Julv
2%
3,000
39 %
1
1
31'A
5% May
11,600
'■
1
%
Feb
600
3
%
'
/
Jan
Jan
'
3.400'
3
2%
2%
,
1*0
31 %
5%
6 Va
1
5c
.__
'500
.
^
9%
7^'a
2
Nov
1
■•'/
Apr
6
7%
6%
Oct
4
93%
14 7
,
Ij%
Ltd
transactions
Parts
2%
—
class
Instruments
of Canada
Nov
.6
1,500
12%
32
1
_10c
Mines
900
13
12%
32
1
_'.
Corp_._
transactions
Foreign
12%'
12%
Steel Co
Steel
f
Mar
Inc—
12%
Star
2,300
Nov
Jan
23%
1
Statham
2,800
9 Va
1,500
Tube class B
Foreign
24%
13
_1
Uranium
8,200
12 V*
1
Aviation
2.600
29,600
1 Va
13
Co
Shares
1.300
8%
9
a
Inc.
Products
Stanrock
9'.
1,700
8 Vb
'
24 %
24 %
1
'
:20
A
Feb
Aug
8 Va
A Va
%
1
Products
Jan
63'A
4%
1
Co__
14%
Mar
23
34,100
4%
Co
Metals
Feb
9'A
4%
Forgirigs Corp
16
Jan
Sep
10% July
/
Jan
6
lc
Dredging Corp common
preferred
19%
Nov
3%
10%
July
16
Feb
10'a
11%
11%
(i
6
1%
74'%
8(>
8%
Brands
1,500
100
86
1
.1
1.200
2 Va
1%
,
f
18'A.
17%
17 VA
"orp
Corp "warrants"
Paint
May
25
convertible
Class
33
Jail
Sperry
Motor
Jut!
25
Spencer
Standard
a
Oct
Nov
Shoe
17 7
40'% May
23'A
Nov
14% May
Nov
2 7'A
16%
Feb
10 5
11%
12'%
27'/a, Jan
__25
preferred..
California
Rand
1,000
2.900
25
75
Jan
23% Mar
Jan
Apr
Jun.
July
8%
Feb
69%
Nov
Nov
23 vb
Realty & Utilities
1
Royalty. Co.
__5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
96
49%,. Jan
Jan
4%
2 6 vb
Southern
59 %
7%
600
25
.»an
91%
Sen
Nov
1,300
___25
Jan
1,600
8.33V3
preferfed___c
preferred
preferred
cumuiutive preferred
Southland
61 %
%
4 Va
2,200
13 Va
l
cumulative
600
13
11
2,000
/
Edison—
cumulative
1.200
20%
12%
'
5 Va
1
57«; original
2
21%
.
47a
1
I
^
California
4.247)
i
33%
4%/
47a
4.22%
10%
2,500
16
4)\a
•
Sonctone
9%
Jan
31%
337a.
50c
,-i
Mar
'
7% July
6 le Jan
'900
15%
15%
footnotes, see page 36.
4%
Nov
4%
1,700
preferred
Simpson's L(.d___
Apr
7%
*
series
Oct
4
500
1,300
4.78%
t.
Ridgeway Corp
-i
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common——
2
52,903
9,200
Corp_._'_i
Boardman
convertible
Soss
7%
._—1
—_.
ojy)'
2 VB
a
,
Automobiles—-
American
Simmons
Stelma
Co
Apr
14
20c
Slick
4
5
Inc
8%
Oct
1,200
.1-10
_____;
Jan
3
Corp..
Corp
name.changed
Jan
8
IIIII
Mining
Aug
6 V*
6 %
Precision
Lighting
Jun
7%
-
Associates
Group Inc
Argentine
19%
2
4 %
8
____——
Corp
253,a May
Jan
200
7
4%
__2
3 Vs
300
1
_;
Feb/
9'A
j
10c
35 Va
5.600
i_20c
Corp —___.
Indus Inc_'—
5% May
15%
B
Oct
8 %
Corp__——
Inc—
16%
Nov
2r'i>
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Aug
35 %
Co—
Co
3,200
19%
a
Stephan
Co
<fc
Arms
3%
5;i 11
Siboney Corp
%
3% May
-
1,1001
7%
,
Insurance
Remington
3.400i
100
29 Va
31
33%
1
Inc
3%
7 %
.
150
-2%
—25c
Industries
Sep
d.
3
3
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A_
211
.—1
Broadcasting
12'A
6%
L_
Canada
of
3%
11-
-sr.
Reeves
Sep
400
lu
<)
23%
1
Jun
9
._40c
Reeves
7%
11 Va
4% May
9'A Mar
'
_5
2%
/100
8%
-
——
500
15%
Mining.;
1,400
9%
1
Cr'rn.:
M.
Apr
57/a
5
*
9% May
9%
34:!i
Co
Pump
D.
11%
__l
7% July
9%
._25c
Warrants
Reria
R.
Jan
,20c
preferred
Sep
10%
9
—1
N Y
8%
.__1
Corp
Denn
Standard
of
Sep
4.000
Singer
1.
A:--_—i.—
Apr
1 %
9 %
5
l
;
Co
Sherwin-Williams
Silver
2,500
•
Apr
.'if
'ah
Sherwin-Williams, Co, common—.12.50
•Silvray
9%
.
Shoe
Shattuck
Oct
Aug
3%
400'
6'A
Jan
5
'
„
Leather
Class
200
3%
9
126
Jan
2%
1,100
3%
8%
3%
21%
Feb
13%' Nov
Jan
105
,1,000
26
24%
2%
450
Jan
20% May
Nov
Nov
8%
Aug
13
11%
13
9%
Apr
3,100
7 Va
'
i
X
1
Servo Corp of
America
Servomechanisms Inc
9%
23
Nov
22»2
/.
lnp__—_
Sep
10%
Nov
Jan
'
3%
*
■___
52%
6%
/
19
H'A
3
Corp
Jan
May
5%
1
Inc
Apr
8
21
"
8%
—
3
Inc_
23 Va
7 V\
Mar
3%
24
li
25c
16.000
9%
21
500
9 Va
,.—3.50
Freehold Petroleums.
(The) Corp
z
Seeman
■
4,300
6
9%
8
41L-
500
Nov
1%
1
Z'
7,200
18%
19 Va
51
Airlines
3%
—_.
Equities Corp
100'
2 111
Properties Corp of America-
Class
200
Corp
3%
Nov
Jan
19
World
100
1%
7%
21
Seaboard
3,800
700
19
19
Nqv
•%
Jan
3,200
21
—
Nov
Jan
451 'a
10%
V
16 7
15 %
Tit
5%
'
l7a
15%
Sterling
Realty
20
1%
1%
167ir
92 Va
2,400
Investment
America
3%
Milling Corp___;
l
Plywood
Lumber——!
4%
1
Trust
Feb
3%
Allied
Standard
Inc
Co
Estate
3%
3%
l
Sports Arena Inc
——_____.
Jun
1
1
41 Vs
1
Co
2
Seaboard
/•
_——
Packing
h
2'/4
14%
2,700
Seaboard
Apr
11% Apr
'
;a
4.4 JO
Jan
>
Jan
5% May
4 '/4 Oct
13,900
2%
14 'A
Nov
2-%
25c
-
44%
1—5
1-
Jan
~2%
3 %
1%
Seligman
*
Corp
13'%
3 % Mar
18%
25c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Foreign Transactions
Stanley
;apid-Amefican
2,200
Jan
9% July
-1,100
12%
a
5,300
«
'
5%
.-20c
Industries -Inc
Feb
Nov
Oct
Vb
2'a
50c
'
Standard-Thomson
Inc
31
0
%
]
R
amer
Jun
Jan
12%
16%
20
Ltd—
Standard
amo
Sep
8
2%
Aug
JVIay
5
._100
Inc__—
12
10%
1 Va
20
Standard
Enterprises
Nov
Jan
Apr
18%
20
.
preferred
Standard
amcd
Sep
6
16-
5
400
3%
3
4%
1
A
7,900'
13'%
3
7 %
'9%
Colorado—
class
13'A
Nov
Q
Inc
___
convertible preferred
$1.60
:adiation
1 %
6
Oct
1
11
1 u
*
Importers Inc
Lithium Corp '___
Vb
1
5%
311 a
preferred
4.407c
Standard
Quebec
1 %
3 %
16 pesos
Standard
Quality
8%
2%
.—20
—
600
6%
._10c
—-
8%
200
3%
1
Co
Corp
8%
1.200
72%
1
Sportswear
8'A
2;%
a
._10c
Rico Telephone
6%
6%
1'',;.
.66%
5yle-National £o
7% Mar
3% Mar
600'
Sealectro
2
1.600-
__—r.
Nov
Apr
Jufy
5
Jun
——
of
3 Vb
13% Aug
1,100
'
19%
—
preferred
'ur.itan
%. May
100
9%
(The) Company
Service
hierto
6
200
25%
67
,'___1
Corp
10 \
2,200
3.000
Industries (Del)
Paper Corp com
3%
—•—-
1
4
Jan
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
*
Ltd
Providence .Gas
4 Va %
San
Sinclair
->rogressvMfg Co Inc common.
$1-25
convertible preferred.
'ublic
Jun
1,000
Corp—
_____r—
?roctor-Silex
1rophet
July
42%
8 Va
1
——-
Mines
Preston
35 Va
71/2
._25c
_.
Realty
3'
13%
Va
2.50
Sep
Inc
A
17%
Jan
7%
Inc
Milling Co Ltd—
Sep
Microwave Corp
Presidential
Va, Jan
9%
*
Carlos
5%
4'A
-
13
5
Corp Ltd_
San
2 Va
~i%
Canada
Prentice-Hall Inc
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
Apr
Lambert
Precision ware
St
Jan
Jan
9%
Royalties Ltd—
Co—
Oil
&
Nov
21%
'
__-._i._-
1,300
5
__.
-A
__^1
Inc___L—
Co
Oct
1
66 Va May
transactions—----~
Foreign
Precision
12 Vb
Nov
Screen
_1
class A
Potter
15%
1
3 %
2 r«
_2,50
(The) Corp —
Polychrome Corp __—.-2.
Polycast
Apr
7 "4
A_
1,300
/55%
IZ10
11%
9
Petroleum
7,900
*
—
1,200
7'A
_50c
class
1%
*
Co
Mfg
Atwood
Jan
106% May
6% Oct
9%
Inc_. —10c
Materials & Polymers
Plume
Togs Inc
"3 Va
_50c
_'_50c
Pratt
8% May
Feb
25%
<■-—-1
1
-1
50
5'A
5 Vb
Inc__. _50c
17% Nov
1
—-l°c
f
Jan
Sep
3%
9%
—1
Va
~3
.25c
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Prairie
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
19%
——--,-1
Corp
of
Russ
Nov
Jan
(Mass)-20
Inc
P%vmer Corp
Feb
%
—
5
Long Dist Tel Co.—10 pesos
Industries
%.
3 "B
13 Va
9
—-1
Philippine
Phillips Screw Co
Phoenix Steel Corp
(Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp —
15%
15
Now
3%
"
.__lo
7'% '
Industries
t-moron
26%
Jan
Pharmaceutical
Electronics &
12%
12
13%
Rusco Industries Inc
Russeks
Inc
Nov
37 Va
'
900
1 Va
1%
I-i
Polarad
38%
37 %
~3Vn
—-
Industries
Nov
8%
1,400
y
Pneumatic
4
Jan
101% Aug
26,900
17%
38
Hi
Pioneer
3
22%'
100
45 %
—2-5®
Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long ^Island
Inc
Pierce
Apr
May
2,700
12
%
——
;
3ep
Philibs
Jan
98%
4
Corp
5UvJ
25
9%
89'%
—1
Rox'oury Carpet Company
~
Traffic
4%
6% July
5% Jaa
Jan
85
1
163Va
5%
17%
•
Pen iron
20
1
Jan
PoO
44
Dredge Ltd__l
Gold
Nov
87%
25
5
May
95 Vb
i7if
17-%
.2.50
Consolidated
Nov
4%
87%
__
15%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Foreign transactions
5,700
45
is
$2.50'preferred
4%
24V4
1,900
314
Inc
Royal School Labs Inc_
4,800
102% 104 'A
___1
1
—
Jan
500
1.400
13%
Inc
Royal
3%
2
Jan
5 %
-1.20
r
Products
American
5%
Va
_1.5($
Inc
Jan
5%
-
12
——
.
Raceway
Jun
62,600
5^/4
102 5'a
I_~l
High,
4%
4%
£1
regis
3,800
4%
1
ord
rets
Jan
1
common.—
dep
Products
5
24
i2:t;,
.99 Va
3 %
23%
5U
—
*
Low
6 "r
'
1
Jan
101
Oct
Sep
24%
? %
3
3
_50c
._1()0
Inc
104 Va
120
24%
LOO
5%
4%
pfd F
4 '/o
101 va Mar
97%
200
96 %
96 %
2
Co
Elec
5%
04;,4
20c
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Ross
Range Since Jan. 1. 1963
High
~
*
Corp class A:
A
—
B
Dohi'mann
460
101 % 101%
—
..I
-3.50
Inc
Products
140
98
98 Va
_10c
class
Co
Pen
Olciss
Jenn
99
5%
3% Mdy
2,600
95%
c—.
Company
Chemical'
4
3%
1
t
26%
&
5%
Inc
common.
Mills
Field
Rowland
—
v
Gas
American
300
—
Park Electrochemical
?ato
Jun
1,500
transactions—
Foreign
Parvin
Jun
29%
265a
-
--
Fancoastal
Parker
31 Va
Nov
26 %
pfd—
Light 5%
Markets
class A—
Page-Hersey Tubes
Park
Oct
26%
Shares
Low
.___1
Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
2634
warrants-
Corp
Paddington
Pall
29 Va
800
7
Inc
Paco
500
27 Va
26 V2
B
1965
Rollins
26%
Rights
Pacific
Jan
26%
.11
Telep
Ltd
Nov
35
29 V2
11V
Petroleums
11%
Nov
26%
II
Airlines
Pacific
Jan
'32 Va
May
.25
*
Northern
7%
Rodney Metals
Rogers Corp
-
,
26%
'
.25
Lighting $4.50 preferred—preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75
conv
dividend preferred—
Northwest Bell
23
Roosevelt
-2
Pacific
22
Jan
29%
27
Inc
Pacific
Rochester
Jan
'
29%
$4.40- dividend
dividend
Mar
class
Rice
Technical
5,300
'33
32 Vb
32%
.25
Pacific
$4.36
Brand
Robinson
4,500
107s
10%
10%
__
—I
5% redeemable 1st preferred
5 </c
redeemable 1st pfd series A4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferredIndustries
Finance
River
Feb'
19%
1st preferred
Pacific
13Va
20
.25
1st preferred
37% July
Oct
8%
.25
:
-1
Properties Inc
,
& Electric 6r/c
1st pfd. .25
Gas
5%%
Jan
25 Va
400
9%
Coast
Pacific
5%
32 %
._1
preferred
2nd pfd A
oonv
cum
(j'/e
Co
Coast
Pacific
-8
Products-
Clay
for Week
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3
Pacific
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
High
Low
American Stock
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
35
29)
Week's
Friday
of Prices
Last
stocks
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov.
Sales
Week's
Friday
(2155)
Financial Chronicle
80:>->
'•>?'
211.500
2.500
12,400
Jan
63%
Oct
12%
Nov
3%
17%
260
May
Aug
Jan
Oct.
Nov
87%
Nov
19%
Nov
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AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange Bonds
1, 1963
Range Since Jan.
Interest
BONDS
Period
1
10
Technical
*
1
—10c
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1
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71%
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__
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—
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91
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of
1993
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of
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95%
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10
100
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65
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105
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93%
100
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110
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3%s
1978:
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series
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Realty
90%
*
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93 %
85%
80
64 a4
89
1978
Western
13,600
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21
9
90
1976
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debs
mortgage
National
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Gas
Inc
1.600
4
2%
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Union
1C9%
__
4
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&
mortgage
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•
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778
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77
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—
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1969_____
Assn
Jan, 1, 1963
No.
84
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debs
coav
Range Since
Sold
90
/ Lackawanna of N J Division—
Jun
8
Jun
6s
Raceway
Transu
Delaware
Jan
1 '4
100
1,200
Gas
convertible
Credit
5%s
Jun
Sep
4
6r,8
Jan
V
14%
8
20'2
25% Jul
11
21.200
1 5
1 1 1
15%
8
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Brandywine
Jan
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&
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bu
83
—
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—
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July
102
Jan
Jan
8
4
10.500
l'i
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,
•
Inc
&
2%
Associated Oil
11% Mar
1.200
14%
3%
1
—
Tri-Continental
Jan
Jan
500
1% Mar
1111
10c
Industries
Conduit
4%
77c
Oct
'
Steel
Williams
Triangle
Nov
Jan
9%
15 1
3
common
Trav-ler
iviar
1%
Jan
6%
4% Mar
3.400
1%
"warrants"—
Airlines
&
tl
1.300
3%
4 Vh Mar
_5c
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A
3.10U
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b.oOO
4
Transportation Corp of America—
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1
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2,900
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2
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26.000
13 (a
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Photolab
22
Nov
8
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Tonopah
Sep
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_20
preferred
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Toledo
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sub
conv
Realty & Petroleum 6%s 1972__ApriZ-Oct
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Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
3
22
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registered..25s
registered--5s
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deposit
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%
1
1
A
Sep
26%
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Low
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April-Oct
Belock Instrument Corp 6%
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1998—
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sub deb
19,77
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Boston
Edison 2%s series A
1970
June-Dec
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4%
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5
Inc
2
Apr
9
Jan
/
7
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preferred—
10
convertible
35.100
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8
6%
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Electronics
Thompson-Stairett
70c
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8
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Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
:—*
Texsiar
Corp
clOc
Textron
Electronics Inc ^
50c
Inc
161
2-?b
Terminal-Hudson
Textron
16%
11.3001.750
Last
Sale Price
Oct
43 4
1
Inc
Industries
Engineering
Tenney
22%
15,600
5
Warrants—Television
8,500
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Teleregister Corp
24 31
27 ',4
1%
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Inc
Industries
TelePrompter
8 '-4
24 VB
29
17%
—,
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Telectro
Inc
Operations
Technicolor
f3'4
8%
245a
4%
Inc
10% Aug
11%
13
8%
—*
Inc 4
preferred-.,
Tampa Electric Co
--—.
Industries
Talley
Talon
17%
Sales
Week's
Friday
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Todd
Monda^specember- 2. 1963
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
Sales
Range
Friday
Tillie
.
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(2156)
36
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50
5%
20
Sep
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Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
Par
Tel
Edison
20%
571
15%
Jan
23
140 '/4
6.660
114%
Jan
140%
Nov
40 %
Jan
54%
Jon
Cammet
—10
General
Electric
Gillette
Co
U
S
Electric
Westinghouse
60 %
jun
15
48%
53 >4
90
50%
Jan
51
750
41%
Feb
82
954
71,%
33%
425
28
65
59
85
Jan
Jan
79%
18%
Jan
28 =
Nov
43 %
Jap-
55
113
31%
Jan
45%
13%
Feb
22%
4
40%
42
Feb
17%
2,092
Nov
27
36 5
58%>
Jan
Oct
47 % July
56%
20
49% July
113%
Sep
Jan
41%
Oct
31%
Pasb'Natural
El
-
Electric com—,.8.50
Cincinnati
Gas k
Cincinnati
Telephone
!
50
—:
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Diamond
DuBois,
Eagle-Picher
■
Gamble
&
common
26 =/»
Jan
7
9b=t
Jan
492
24:%
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97%
731
2G4
347
42
42
100
41
500
Transit
—I
33%
Sep
28%
Jan
37
16%
22=8
Jan
24-%
23%
Jan
31 %
69% Mar
Jan
(Un)
of Prices
Bucicl
Greif
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
Gasket
Steel
Detroit
Motor
Jail
54%
Jan
35
Oct
53
Nov
64 =2
Feb
57=4
56=4
58 %
1.000
49%
Jan
60
Sep
18'
18 1
600
17%
Jan
„
24 Vh May
Jan
39%
650
287a
621
a
637a
700
18%
17 >4
18=2
5.600
478
5
32 % July
39%
Oct
48%
1.400
44%
53%
Sep
4978
5178
11.600
Oct
Feb
59
Sep
10=8
10%
200
8%
Jan
11 %
Sep
29=4
30
1,600
24%
Jan
33%
Jun
11
__
1,100
11%
800
8%
Jan
12%
Oct
Feb
13%
Oct
36
30
4.088
1,250
32=8
rA
32
32 =
13%.
137h
137
8
14
13)4
14
39
24%
26%
3.600
23%
Jun
29%
heb
79
82
3.800
A%
Mar
85 %
Oct
82
78
Mar;
90
Sep
51 =
29%
30
Oct
Jefferson
Jan
86%
38',8
1.0U0
31%
Jan
42 ='4
79%
5.600
57 7
Jan
91
29%
29
29%
3,800
23
Jan
22 =
2.100
20%
Jan
4
24%
27 =
24',4
3^ = 8
32%
32%
4,600
28-
Jan
30c
1
,—8-
15 '
Jan
Sep
Sep
300
17%
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20%
12%
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15%
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61%
Nov
12%
12%
12%
900
58
58%
400
4=8
78%
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Kresge
(S S) Co
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1
29
uz
25
10
/6
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4%
36
24=8 Mar
''
2
29 %
17
25
100
23%
6
1,725
Sen
Oct
29 %
Mar
105
/
Nov
Modine Mfg
277s May
Jan
9%
578 May
(F W)
Montgomery Ward k
Co
Midwest Stock
A
* r.'
The weekly
ranges
for all the
Steel
Acme
Co
Equipment
Chemical Corp.
A1 lis' Chalmers Mfg 1—_
10
Aluminum Co of America <Un) ——__1
Allied
50
u_
Products
Ccrp
Autoniatic Canteen
Avco
Co
;
Belden
,,
k
;___
—10
Howell Co
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)._.
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Binks -Manufacturing Co
Boeing. Company
(Un)
3.500
1,300
200
6OV4
Oct
55%
Oct
Mar
17%
70%
,32 %
Feb
Nov
47 %
48 % Jan
49% Mar
62 Va
Sep
>65%
Sep
41
Procter
.
1.600
17% Nov
24%
16%
Jan
23
Feb
Radio Corp
Jan
18=8
Sep
Republic Steel Corp
140%
Nov
200
16,800
114 = 4
Jan
2678
2.900
26%
Nov
33%
Apr
26%
40-%
Jun
45%
2.000
53%
45=4
46=4
Jan
9=8
500
9=8
14'% July
Richman
Jan
65%
Oct
Royal
25
Jan
30%
Jun
St
Oct
3.400
22
Sep
f28%
12%
Oct
17=/b
Jan
21%
Nov
26%
Feb
8
-
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38%
35%
1
43.
38%
1.500
1 %
Jan
30% July
•_i.
1
Apr
Southern
40%
Feb
••
Pacific
Sperry Rand
48%
100
4»/4
4%
400
200
13
12%
July
22%
52 %
Nov
Jan
51 Vh
2.000
Oct
;
6
Feb
9 Vb
' Sep
7% May
4
Jan
20
Sep
Jan
10%
Jan
13%
Oct
53
Jan
72%
Oct
66
1%
200
54
54%
1.000
49
2,700
32 =
34
33
24%
24=8 .24=4
3%
3
400
50=2
300
3'/a
31 "2 May
25% Mar
33 Th
50=%
600
'
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16
16
63=4
63=4
64,%
,
50
2.500
100
53
53,
4%
Nov
3%
Apr
Jan
60
Sep
Nov
8
41 Va
Jun
27%
Feb
24
64%
Sep
15
Sep
5 % Mar
Fob
3
46%
Jan
Apr
18% July
57%
Jan
67
Oct
43 =
Jan
57%
Aug
38%
Jun
Jan
53 Vh
Nov
Jan
45% Oct
43 =
1.000
42%
40
23%
50
49%
49
49 =
—_5
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50c
700
48'%
1.100
10
4
4
31 %
10%
175
36%
24% Mar
Sep
56% May
55%
A ug
55%
Jun
*
Sep
10
17
Fen
16% May
81
Oct
79
79
100
May
70=8 Mar
47%
Aug
39=4
700
36%, Jan
39
98 %
7,700
Jan
99%
89 =2
56%
98%
44
Nov
Sep
40%
1,100
Jan
38=2
34%
40%
100
38%
48%
Jan.
39
Nov
39
300
23=4
37 Vb
Jun
3C%
Jan
29%
'
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39=i
2.400
38%
15
s
47 =
49
49
10%
107«
49% May
3
48
-
Jan
55
13%
Sep
Ape
10
Jan
45
59
Jan
105
Aug
74%
Jan
101%
Sep
1,300
500
9%
Sep
600
8%
Nov
9%
Sep
S«*p
43%
Jan
43
34%
47%
300
49%
S«p
42%
44%
2,500
35% Mar
Sep
800
58»2
75
64%
100
i51%
Jan
57
Sep
100
28%
Feb
37%
Jua
13
Jan
19%
Oct
Vh
'63
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52=4
521
33 Vh
18%
Jan
8=2
Va
'64 %
43=2
8%-
8
44%'
30%
300
96%
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8%
43
Jun
'
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80
95
•
8
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27 %
300
28
47%
x73
36% July
47% May
350
28'%.
28
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—
2
47%
48'%
*
10
—--—-1
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3.700
50
49%
*
—*
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(Un)_—__-—
(Un)
'
Jan
Sep
35
18
"3=4
54=«
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——15
(Un)
Corp
Feb
63
66
——5
—
Co
38%
17
—
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Co (Un)
Jun
Feb
4,800
«.
48 %
Co (Un)__20g
Corp
30
1%
Jan
Apr
46'%
48%
Natv,Stockyards——
_♦
Diego Imperial _______———A
34%
Get
28%
24%
1.000
2.600
32%
Nov
Feb
1=8
Apr
Feb
Sinclair
30=4
11 %
Jan
Feb
1%
20 7
43% July
Oct
47
Jun
30
37
19=2
800
Feb
Sep
8=«
34
47
26%
30%
700
46
30%
"_P2
1.100
1.300
Nov
21%
18
37
36=4
20 Tb
___/_33%c /
21
400
4
Oct
650
.
Jan
18 Va
Nov
21%
23%
43%
40=2
21
8
Oct
13% July
23 Va
21='b
23 =
Jan.
27 =2
Jan
—_————*
Co
Dutch Petroleum
Oil
9%
'
Jan
(Un)
Schwitzer Corp
25=4 July
Nov
13 =4
Nov
,
Jan
2,%
295b
22
600
Apr
16 Vh May
12%
300
700
23%
23 Vat
4.400
22
13%
22 %
2
Sep
Jan
850
4
36%
Louis
San
8%
300
14%
16 =
Jan
32%
of America (Un)
Brothers
Sep
6%
23 Va
22
13
23 =
1,300
40=4
—__1
Sears Roebuck k Co
3
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co class A___—1
Class B
A—A
Shell Oil Co
1'..
13%
77n
6%'Mar
73
21
,Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
Nov
287«
1.400
7-%
Oct
52% Mar
40%
Inc %__
Revlon
52
27%
200
18'
Feb
7.800
8
.100
Va
1--
a
Jaa
Sep
42
(Un)
Gamble
Sep
10
6 %
30'j
——■—
Oil Co
Pure
18 =
16 = 4
28%
k
:
Sep
53%
'
32%
—
>——
Corp
Process
36 Vh
26%
1,400
.
42%
k Co
Co
Potter
Jan
42% Mar
1,100
66r,it
Sep
Apr
May
Jan
6612
Nov
63
.507a
6%
—_
20%
9=
a
50=4
'
32
5
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Nov
140%
9%
32'
49
46 %
1———*
—+
Co
(Charles)
Pfizer
Oct
Jan
52
8
'
31%
60%
■
33=2 Mar
Chemical Corp
19 %
16%
400-
5
.-3^33
(Un)
17=4
137 =
58
'3=2,
5
Pennsylvania RR
——~——10
Peoples Gas Light k Coke
——*
Peabody Coal
20% May
Jan
14%
12%
*
5
15%
62
100
8
28%
57
iA
h-L 1
■<.—
22
.3
-
Bell
11=8
,
26=u
of America_2.50
Mfg Cc
14%
200
139%
4
Corporation
Eastian-Blessihg Go
2.500
56
16%
10
_i
Common
Oct
42% Mar
60%
Apache Corp
—
——1.25
Amino Steel Ccrp (Un)
10
Atchison Topefca & Santa Fe—
A they
Jan
9%
900
41=4
19%
k
(Un)
11%
900
56
18 =
Jan
Power
States
Olin-Mathieson
Oct
53=8'
30=8
8
26
Sep
19%
5
Public Service Co—*-
Parke-Davis k Co
Sep,
28%
25%
41
Motors
Anaconda Company
20%
22%
56
32 =
Corp —
1.66%
Stand San (Un)
5
American Te]
Tel Co
__33%
American Tobacco Co (Un),
6.25
American
Jan
13%
600
41%
Airlines (Un)
—,_1
(Un)
12.50
American,Cyanamid Co (Un) —_—10
American Horde Products (Un)
1
American Machine/ & Foundry-——1.75
Mar
7=8
High
"
17%
32=8
American Can Co
36
16
j,—'
Co—
1
Northwest Bancorporation _1
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
61
15%
American
American Rad
Shares
High
53%
25=8
________1
—1
9
Co
Indiana
Northern
Sales
17%
10
____
Admiral Corp
Electric k
Allen
100
300
5
for Week
of Prices
Low,
Par
r
Northern
26% Mar
Jan
19
24
42%
66%
Illinois Gas Co
(Minnesota)
Range
Last
Sale Price
Illinois Corp
Northern
issues.
Week's
Friday
Northern
only
selected list of the dually
local issues, and a
traded
stocks
Exchange
round-lot transactions
compilation of the
Jua
6%
(Un) _—5
—'i.
1
(Un)
1
Tile & Mfg
North American Aviation
National
,
Feb
29=»
30%
50%
Distillers k Chem
National
■f
8 %
Jan
32
*
—*
*
2
—_*
Co
Nov
Oct
28 VA
,
Monsanto
31=,8
Jan
5%
25 U
200
-4
—:*
1
1
Chemical Co
Chemical (Un)
Monroe
Sep
May
750
58
*
*
k Co
July
4.000
47%
•
1
(Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
1
:—
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Jan
3%
Jan
200
"Nov1
51
2V+ Sep
2%
,
k Co
Corp
Field
Marshall
Sep
21
181
71«
1
Co
23%
Jan
Jun
13%
'
&
Martin Marietta
100
;
McKay Machine Co
Nov
2
C)
(Henry
Sep
Sep-
5%
Litton's
Feb
2 %
25,
Jan
200
rw,
2%
46%
1.647
Jan
13%
200
29 =
16
400'
20 k
%
42%
Aircraft Corp
Nov
800
31 "'8
Lockheed
Mar
600
30%
278
31%
Jan
203/,
.
Va
Oct
$3.50
Jan
4
.
Sep
24
7
preferred
:
Ling'-Temco-Vouglit Inc (Uh)
1%
rvt
21%
1.00
3
10
.
o
,i"i
49
2 '/
^cotteri, Dillon Co
Studebaker Corporation
3.720
Jun
Co
9078
Jan
Nov
8
3=4
♦
—
577a
35c
88c
3%
2-_-_l
Co.—
Rudv Manufacturing Co
2,690
100
48 V2
50%
22
29:%
42=8
*
_50c
11%
4
Jan
24
50c
25%
49
'
—
&
33%
Libby McNeil k Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
585
88c
1.00
1
_1
2.50
2,800
38=4
45
6=1
*
Leath
11%
-10
Nov
140
5
1,
Sep
24%
25%
—10
Michigan
8
79=.i
48 %
*
—
Jna
65
Jan
43;
5
—
Jaa
Jan
20
_10
10
-—*
*
*
2.50
.*
Shinkle Shoe
31
31%
217a
29%
Feb
500
60c
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lansing Stamping
Co.
McLoutn Steed
Davis &■ Co
4=
4%
T
Jan
Mar
600
46=4
46
45%
M0
Inc—
45
60
46%
6%
58%
6% Mar
Oct
Sep
19=2
20
_1
45%
Jan
43
40%
25
——
Feb
Jan
Jaa
Mar
19%,
1
3
Oct
3=b
Aug
32
40%
—*
*
42
25%
May
18
28
36%
k
4
40%
Mar
400
58
1
——„
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
29%
13
Sep
16
Oct
Oct
Nov
19%
*
,
Co
Electric
a
40%
Ltd
Johnson Stephens
35=4
Jah
875
7 91/4
:
Chemical-.—__
(HW)
9%
11 %
2,933
8
400
85%
77 =4
Paper (Un) —
k Tel (Un)
13
Feb
7%
38 %
Tel
99%
Nov
Jan
100
39
50 %
...1
Lakes
Parke
f>Vis
31=8
100
39
_1.66%
Great
Rickel
Nov
52% May
1.085
51=8
_—
National Brew of
2.594
8.
42
26%
Co
Bartlett
Jan
5
51%
Feb
4:%
—
industries— _ —
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing Co
K.vsor
34
10
Wood
Jaa
37=8
48
37%
86%
Harvester
International
24
85%
—2.50
Apr
6%
79%
Interlake Steamship Co
High
International
25=4
—1
20%
Apr
4'%
38 '/8
Co
Steel
Inland
1,1963
Since Jan.
International
10
Co
5
Oct
65% May
Nov
17
8O0
Sep
42
55% Mar
39
3
class A
Brick Co
Tool
Works
Nov
9=2
—3
8
8
1,66%
3.33V3
Door
k
Jun
80%
1
2.600
63%
3
8.33%
Spencer
7=tt
25 'a
-1
Corp '.
Sep
23%
—
(D II) Co
15%
9 >2
:
30%
500
Heileman; (G) Brewing Go
Hein Werner Corp
;
July
Apr
85%
'
44 =
Oct
Nov
100
/_♦
Corp
12=4 Mar
100
25=8
——
300
Jan
900
5
common
Cooperage
200
8
10
Co ——_
k Mfg
Corp
Fruehauf
Gar
13 =
-5
—
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Ford
Range
-12.50
——
Chrysler Corp ___—
Consolidated Paper
Jun
54%
5
1
-
Towing
Bros
Illinois
200
—
Burroughs Corp
h
53=4
—
Lakes
Great
Oct
80
Low
6=4
:t.T—5
Company
25 =
26%
54%
Dredge k Dock
Illinois
High
6V4
13%
400
32
^
Lakes
Great
Aug
81%
72% Mar
Sales
for Week
Shares
'
Range
i.qw
Aug
34%
28=»
48%
—
Stores—
Gray Drug
Exchange
_____*
Co
Oct
71=4
Jan
3112
5
1
2.50
2
1
10
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gossaid (W H) Co
Apr
$100.
Week's
Par
Manufacturing
.
99 =,4
Jan
51=4 May
28=8
1
El(x;tronics Corp__
k Rubber
Huttig Sash
Briggs
May
47=8
Howard Industries Inc
Sale Price
19
31%
—*
(The) Co
Goldblatt Brothers,
Aug
20=8
Tire
Holmes
Last
64% Mar
Jan
5
Gillete
Oct
60=8
&
Tele
General
Oct
106
491
29
■-79%
791
STOCKS
Aug
93 %
5
Foods Corp
Mills Inc
Motors Corp
General
Hibbard
LISTED
eeb
46%
Jan
%
10%
48%
——
Electric Co
—
Friday
Oct
28%
Co
Corp
Candy
Greyhound
Detroit Stock
Jaa
47%
56%
33%
32=8
1
.1
Dynamics
Gen
Apr
57
;
19%
21%
,
1%
Mar
a
5
5
50c
Gulf Oil Corp
Debentures
Sep
ivi ay-
%
62
BONDS—
Cincinnati
15
11'a May
100
Jun
10
Corporation
D
General
101% May
Jan
45%
July
36 %
Jan
193
19 = 8
79 V
:ioo
900
Dairies Inc
General
High
,
32%
580
'
56:%
28=
45=2
Nov
6%
% Mai-
3
General
,
21V
28%
_
Procter
Low
34
79%
—r—
Kroger
F W
1,1963
Since Jan.
Range
10
19%
8
45%
8.800
Co
General
Shares
21 =
:
_
Chemical
800
5»js "
18%
Gas
General
High,
56=8
5=is
4
64
Fruehauf Corp
transmission
Sales
31%
98%
24%
25 %
102% 103%
24%
Mar
i.2%
Mills of America
Motor
Foremost
for Week
'
98%
98 %
—
Feb
24
9
31%
31 %
1 —*
colhmon _■_!
Preierred
34
Nov
86
Tire k Rubber (Un)
Wisconsin Bankshares
Ford
Mutton & Co. for the
34
34
1
-1
Brew —
Papers
Burger
Champion
42
Nov
19
18
prices.
Low
Jan
22 %>
50
61
(U11)
Dodge Manufacturing
Dow
Chemical Co
Oct
38
of Prices
Sale Price
25%
900
19
8012
(Un)
Corp
Curtiss-Wright
Exchange
Range
Par
200
25
V.V
18%
Co
Products
Cora
30% May
482
a
Week's
Last
41'4
24V;
64
Insurance Co
Continental
Flour
STOCKS
40 V,
,
First
LISTED
Sep
Jan
86
Fairbanks Whitney Corp
Friday
20%
10
*
pfd —100
America
of
Corp
Container
73% July
19%
80%
34%
25
54 >4
86 >4,
of W. E.
Nov
5
Edison Co
Commonwealth
Apr
523
61%
21'
53%
of these
10%
12.50
Co
Columbia Gas System
f
Aug
Feb
29 V8 Mar
125
18%
July
37%
20
37%
38%.
61%
indebted to the firm
6.200
46%
A
Products Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs lroif'4%%
Sep
-
-
Firestone
We are
10 = 4
5
City
Oct
242
8
22 =
29 7 H
24 %
223
42%
Cincinnati Stock
46=4
1
Inc —;——
Hecia
Service
Cities
Oct —
1,229
b2'*8
21
36%
Oct
45%
51%
12.50
Corp
Chrysler
23 % May
37%
2r%
35%
Champlin Oil k, Ref $3 conv pfd—*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR.-12.50
Oct
67%
45
38%
& Mining—-50
Corp com—6.25
Jun
41 ''2 Mar
Export Gas i: Oil Ltd
_16%c
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
*
Central k South West Corp —^2.50
Aug
175,
17 %
20%
(iOO
Cdn
Oct
41%
Mar
20%
4
300
__
Capital Corp
Business
Calumet k
Sep
74%
21 '«
22%
—*
com—25
r
Oct
41 =
——1
Smelting Refilling
74%
Jan
51 U
—
Machinery Corp
Shoe
United
Jan
24 VH
52%
*
Association
k Shop Inc
Torrington Company
United Fruit Co i_.
55%
32
--
System..
Co__,_
Chemical
Stop
85
72% Aug
61
78%
28 %
20
100
Olin Mathieson
—5
Pennsylvania Railroad Co_
10
Rexall Drug and Chefhical Co—,—2.50
Shawmut
Sep
Sep
19
Electric
England
74%
14%
737s
England Tel & Tel
New
Jan
11% May
52%
82
5
Star Cement Corporation
Lone
New
Jan
56:%
30
49%
—*
Copper Corp
Kennecott
36 %
109
12%
,65
'
—
-------2.50
—---5
1
Company
215
70
8
Corp
Burton-Dixie
Sep
44
40 Vi
60%
Stores
Co
Motor
Ford
38 7
4-
-•-
Associates com__l0
Inc
i—*
& Fuel
Gas
National
First
112
12 %
-5
Service Co
Cities
Eastern
47
6814
to CD
Trust----*
Property
Hecla Inc
&
45 la
Burroughs
High
Low
High
34 =2
5
____.1
Industries (Un)
Corp « Un )
Burlington
Range Since Jan. 1, 196S
Shares
10%
Borg-Warner Corp
Corp
Feb
19%
for Week
ge
34 =a
—
Brunswick
137'4
n
of Prices
Low
5
Fisheries Corp
Booth
High
Low
High
8
19 7
10'
Co
Personal
Boston
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
'
139%
a
50
Company
Anaconda
Boston
33 =
—:—:
Tel
&
Shares
Low
-1.66%
•American
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
Ra
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Boston
37
(2157)
V
Number 0321
198
Volume
33=4,
17%
18 =4
4
11,600
8
'
Nov
Jax%
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
.
.
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
(2158)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
Range
Sale Price
1-
Inc
Storkline
Corp
Texas
208
So La Salle St Corp
Union
Carbide Corp
Union
Pacific rr
United States
—1
s
73 %
Sep
Public
28% May
50%
Sep
Reading
71
3,900
58 Va
44r/
45
150
6
10,700
5%
Nov
9%
31%
7,600
25%
Jan
39%
Oct
Apr
5%
/
Oct
43%
Jan
74% Aug
Sun
20%
800
16%
Jan
20%
Oct
Texas
18%
xl7%
900
13% Mar
18%
Nov
Thompson
100
40%
29%
Jan
10%
10%
10%
3,733
5%
Jan
11
10
20%
20
20%
2.191
July
24
com—*
50
74%
73%
74%
243
10%
10%
10%
54
*
*
2^50
37%
36%
37%
1.120
820
60%
Nov
69
35%
34%
36 %
244
33 Va
Jan
50%
48%
50%
260
43%
Jan
58%
■20
20
20%
865
l£% Jan
20%
_5
49%
48%
49%
190
47%
60
May
8%
8%
8%
86
9
7%
7%
216
May
Sep
25%
24%
25%
192
28
28%
35%
36 %
—
French Lab—,
Co
41
400
33%
United
Jun
United
Gas
89 %
Sep
Warner
73%
Jan
43 %
Jan
2.50
1
1
14
1,600
31%
31%
13%
13
5%
42%
50%
Aug
5%
39%
39%
Oct
35%
17%
17%
4,800
80
75%
80
3,500
.:
5
.
Corp
Improvement:
—10
Co__
Washington
Light
Gas
common..:—*
Sep
Oct
Feb
Apr
l4va
Sep
30% Mar
'38%
Sep
Vb
Aug
41%
Jun
7%
Jan
-
36%
-
8
Below
8
Nov
27%
Jan
Sep
31 va July
25% Mar
33% Mar
47
138
40% May
Jan
18%
Oct
on
51% Mar
84%
Oct
representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
the daily closing averages of
are
the New York Stock Exchange as
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
10
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
Stocks
ties
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
93.80
83.06
90.43
88.28
88.89
94.10
82.96
90.33
88.22
88.90
94.55
82.70
90.41
88.18
88.96
711.49
22—
166.41
134.97
252.06
170.80
170.36
136.49
260.64
136.15
259.85
r-.
25—
26—-
743.52
27
741.00
28
Nov.
40
Bonds
-Holiday-
Nov.
Nov.
the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
10
Indusr
roads
Nov.
Exchange
Second
65
trials
Date
Nov.
First
Utili-
Rail-
Total
10
Total
15
20
Indus-
on
Jan
6
21 Va
10
exclusively
Sep
Oct
Stock and Bond Averages
Apr
17%. Sep
30
Pacific Coast Stock
Nov
81
13%
R
Oct
Apr
79% Aug
Jan
Jan
41%
4%
■
15%
7%
43%
Jan
9
2,900
Jan
31%
100
34%
62
60%
68%
Oct
75
5%
35%
61%
20
Jan
Jan
32
3,500
1
2
6.25
y
Nov
Apr
33
'
__
57% Oct
20% Jun
-
28%
200
31%
—
—
:
Family Life Ins
42
Jan
200
Price Range on Stocks listed
36 %
Nov
Nov
8,400
—
Transmission
Ramo-Wooldridge.
Eastern
79%
53%
,
_
115%
87%
1
High
2.350
*
3.50
Gas
—
Jan
101
50%
Zenith Radio Corp
Oil
United
;
113
113
86 V4
American Machine
Low
33%
common
&
Jan
71%
—
—
—
—
*
1
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
32%
*
---10
South Jersey Gas co
53%
World Publishing Co
Power
Co
Paper—
Smith Kline &
59 Vb
*
87%
Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
Low
33
common
Scott
38%
20
Bancorporation (Un)
Shares
1
.,-1
4.50
Co
Co
Electric
Service
1,500
65%
Inc
Electric
2,400
41 %
16%
Gypsum
for Week
Sep
30%
64 %
Westinghouse, Electric
Yates
Jan
68%
40%
Universal Oil Products
Upjohn Co (Un)
Web cor
Potomac
57%
65%
Steel
Western
Aug
47
41%
Corp (Un)
Universal Match Corp
u
65%
2,000
~5%
—*
—-10
—4
1
(Un)
Jan
60
12%
3.50
*
*
Transmission
Gulf Sulphur (Un)
Eastern
Texas
Apr
400
25
Texaco Inc
69
59%
71
1
Sunray d x l Oil
Swift & Company
Nov
28%
GO
1
(Un)
57%
Philadelphia Electric
Phila Transportation
59%
5
—:
Studebaker Corp
32 % May
Sales
Range
Par
High
Jan
x28 Va
6.25
25
7
of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of n j (Un)
Oil
Standard
Low
25 %
200
---*
—
Week's
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
Par
Spiegel
Shares
of Prices
Last
stocks
for Week
of Prices
'
Last-
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
-Holiday-
—
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
Sale Price
Par
tc>
Brewer
ne^'
Buttes
Cabol
Gas
68
65
68%
1,800
37
34
33
34
1,600
33
5
-35
35
35%
400
28
2
2
100
Castle
Ink
3%
4
30c
31c
300
3%
Nov,
18%
18%
19
1,200
18%
6
33%
33%
1,700
26%
Jan
■
»
7%
7%
8%
500
47
45%
47
1,100
7%
(35 Stocks)
Nov
Oct
Tues.
Nov. 26
137.72
Wed.
Nov. 27—
Feb
35c'
Mar
Nov"
62c
17
Aug
23c
28c
6,000
15c
32c
32c
1,000
31c
.15
13%
15
3,700
54c
50c
54c
600
45c
Jan
41c
38c
41c
30.200
38c
Nov
4%
4%
4%
2,000
2.65
2:65
'200
2.60
100
54 %
a or
69Aug
27c
Nov
39c
Apr
uail
19%
Ayr"
Good Humor Co of Calif
Oil
Jade
Lasoo
m
___50c'
common,:
Co_____
&
Frank
Merchants
Nordon
Co
(Un)
Oil
North
25c
Royal
100
J.U
Oil
/8
.1.55
1.60
4,300
1.30
1.70
2.50
10,400
1.70
1.20
1.05
1.20
1.20
1,200
1
27
27%
350
27%
27%
20
common,'
___i
Properties
2.25
8
10.700
7%
25c
20 %
20%
20%
200
17%
1.75
1.75
1.75
100
1.70
Inc
50c
1.25
1.30
1.20
11%
Jan
current
the
for
year.
Southern, Cal
Trico
Oil
Gas
Gas
&
Sugar
series
a
33%
33 %
33%
200
50c
Corp
2.20
2.20
2.25
3,900
29
30
6%
__1
i
.
Equipment
Petroleum
Williston
Basin
6%
7
6%
141.2
147.0
—3.9
Jan
131.5
137.4
—4.3
141.9
121.1
141.4
116.2
Aug
135.9
Jan
139.0
—3.6
144.3
125.8
Sep
131.9
—6.0
131.9
106.4
186.4
—2.4
186.9
170.3
174.8
—3.9
180.9
153.8
128.0
—5.2
135.6
104.2
Durable
Goods
129.0
:—
_'
,
124.0
'
400
5
Mar
1,300
5%
Jan
200
68c
25
100
%
11,800
1.15
1,500
98c
23% July
5%
1.15
1.10
6
and
168.0
Service-
121.3
-
7% May
7% Feb
70c
5%
Finance
Trade,
3.00 May
33 % May
25
Exploration_i__10c
Oil
Nov
Jail
2.20
70c
(Un)__l
common
Jan
34
Oct
23
3,400
7
130.6
„
—5.1
2.05
Jun
31%
Low
High
150.6
2.85
Nov
'
-,_^_z.
ZZZZZZIl
Co
Westates
6%
8%
common
Warrants
Victor
pfd__25
__5
United Industrial
Preferred
Co
Co
Co
1963-
—
Change
Nov;-15,'63
182.0
Union
Percent'
1957-59::.=100
Nov. 22,''63
22Va
Jan
75c
4,000
3
Mar
6
nov
Oct 29
Jan
SEC Index of Stock Prices
of 300 common
prices based-on the closing prices
and by major
stocks for the week ended Nov. 22, 1963, for the composite
highs and lows
■industry groups compared with the preceding week, and with
Aug
28" Oct"'
Apr
ztzz.il
_
Co_________-
3 v2
Feb
200
7%
7%
2«%
145.60
120.15
,
32 Vb
Jan
HighLow
139.18
of stock
SEC index
The
1.65 Mar
July
25
2.50
2.50
33 %c
■
—
Oct
Jun
2.10 July
Nov
Nov. 29
Fri.
Jan
3%
Jun
2.45
_______25
Invest
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop—
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rhodes Western
Ranch
16,000
Holiday
Thurs. Nov. 28
27
Jan
5%
Oct,
_1
___'
common
6%.'preferred
Rice
29c
18%
95c
3% may
1
American
Co
27c
18%
18%
1.10
'
Co
Ltd
Norris
28c
iio
58,
58
58
__._10c
Inc
Petroleum
Corp
io
__
j m & M Oil Co
Meier
10c
c
■
Industries
Leslie 'Salt
'
-
7%
Mar 14
Jun
Range for 1963
May
Jan
27c
a
144.31
100.23
139.05
32c
class
Range for 1962
......
HighLow
Nov. 25——.—__ Holiday
Mon.
Nov
9%
47
1
Ltd
Closing
Date
Apr
37% May
25c
Ltd
Co
General
5.04;
.Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
Exploration Co of California_l
Goebel Brewing Co
_i
Corp
Oil
Exeter
Rails,
2.876:
■
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
22
34% Mar
10
Industrials,
,
Jan
Jan
1.00
Nov
33%
Co
divisors:
following
the
Oct
2.35
nov
30c
Oct
Nov
38
Feb
_5.50
Inc
78 vb
35
.Nov.
io
Homes
using
High
Jan
1.75 Mar
12,600
30c
1
Co
Emporium Capwell
Eureka
4
Ltd
Cooke
&
Eichler
1
Co__.
Enterprises
California
Inc
Oil
&
Low
*
♦
Industries
compiled daily by
stocks, 14.23.
65
Range Since Jan. 1, 19G3
High
i
w
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Bucxner
Shares
are
5.20;
for Week
of Prices
Low
Ltd
co
&
common
Utilities,
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Averages
/
Week's
Friday
Sep
1—_.
Mining
,
Feb
31
3
may
8%
Aug
Oct
50c
May
1.55
Oct
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
U
Int'l
Railroad
No. of
Mon.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
and M'iseel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Acme Markets Inc
Addressograph Multigrapli
American
&
Tel
Credit
Baltimore
Budd
Transit
Central
Class
a
of
Light
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
.
New
Jan
% 11
Jan
16
'
107 %
Apr
May a
Jun
Sep
Aug
10
$1,234,000
ayr
99 %
67
46 %
Jan
3
91%
c-T
30
4 nr
34 %
36
86
35%
Nov
40:%
25 %
75
23%
Jan
26%
24
21
24
Oct
a
21
125
9%
2,fro
19%
>%
8
'
5 '
655
10%
-
19%
Co
41%
"25%
Feb
8%
Jan
4
—^
J
Daily,: Weekly and Yearly
Feb
59
Sep
11%
.
Sep
~
7
21%
21%
200
Chemicals
Gas
Pennsylvania
Power
&
Corp
17%
18 Va
57
17%
Nov
77%
79%
4,546
57%
Jan
9-
100
9
Pennsylvania
Stores
Perfect
Photo
■
footnotes,
,
Nov, 25
Nov. 26
Wed.
Nov. 27——'———
Nov. 28—
22%
22%
40
22%
Oct
23%
Oct
24%
24%
215
24%
Sep
29
22%
22%
53
20 v8
Apr
29 "" Feb
18%
18%
50
18%
nov
_______
2,316.100
a
20%
4 bl
19%
Jun
19%
20%
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see page
102%
2,4<'*v
17% July
129
.100-% 102%
77%
71
30%
rrfy
-
Jan
24
311.000
,Z
Bond
Sales
1,197,"580 *•
361.000
Holiday-—
-.
7 22%
$1,000
161,000
$66,000—$1,000
$1,059,000
5,000
155.000
Oct
Total
■
1
47%
Sep
50%
;•
32%
j-n
,32%
33%
1.387
32
Nov
22 %
20 7
23%
9.613
12
43%
142
35%
Jap
47 %
10
3%
Oct
7%
Jan
42
Jan
Bonds—
% Feb
Foreign
23%
Foreign
Nov
■
.
:—
.
Jan. 1 to Nov. 29
1963
1962-
1962
281,453.394
$1,506,000
$69,4-70,000
$69,139,000
-29,000
v
285,481,102
2,994.000
1,775.000
7,000
476.P00.
,1,277,000
$1,542,000
$71,940,000
$72,191,000
7.988.695
'
-
__l_——
:
——
Government.-—
Corporate———v—
Total.
*
.
;
•
Domestic
36 Va May
Week; Ended Nov. 29
4,922,460
Stocks—Number of Shares—.
Oct
4 Vb
8
C
'
-
'1963
-: /
Sep
52 vb
41%
49%
$992,000
4,922,460
Jan
109%
Nov. 29
Fri.
Jan
40%
4' 'a
43.
Total
.
537,000
$11,000.
50.000
$526,000
.1,408,'780
,24va Jan
20 3
Bonds
Jan
21 %
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
i——Holiday-—
Mon.
Tues.
10%
Jun
•
Foreign.
Gov't
•
Dopiestic
;
Shares)
Apr
91%'Oct
33%
.50
Inc" ~"~~
Inc
22 %
.
24 Vb
50
Light
rr______
Drug
8% May
'
"
Stocks
(No. -of:
Nov
22%
,
3
WaterZVZ"
Peoples
21%
Nov
io '/u
20 'a
&
21%
79
1
z7z~ZZZZZZ7i5%c
Pennsylvania
For
21%
20%
10c
Corp
Inc
$31,8-78.000 $1,249,007,660 $1.345,992,000
$48,958,000
Total
:56% Aug
Nov
.4
430
21 Va
4
10
51'
—25
24.50
$15,000
84,541,600
1,261,435,400 %
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
i
Inc—zzzz
Fund
1 146,435,460
$317,000
and Industrial.
25% -Jan
51
-2
)
102,255,200
29,498,000
_—
Feb
24
Railroad
—
Bank
Oct
24 Va
s. Government-
International
aug
35%
$2,380,000
47,724,000
Bonds—
Oct
52%
u.
881,192,955
1 ,047,584,581
27,509,910
29
1962
*.1963
"19,352,190
Stocks—Number of Shares
Sep
5i%
•'
Jan. 1 to Nov.
1962
z
.
Resistance
y,ending class kJ
Pennsalt
8%
12%
9°%
$48,958,000
$1,234,000
•
1963
Thurs.
preferred.
preferred
2nd
&
200
426
poo
12,687,000
Week Ended Nov. 29
Oct
251
i 66%
b
Martin-Marietta
Merck
Jan ^.%
12
13%
Paper—~
&
International
Madison
$47,724,000
Total
,14%. Oct
35%
commonZ—1
Corp
Corp
1
series
$1.41
19,352.190
17,361,000
-
Holiday-
r
14%
,
..
/
9%
31 '/a'
___50c
Co
Pulp
5.12%
384,000
(Julius) —
Motors
Hudson
12,303,000
Nov
10
1
51%
2 50
7
Acceptance
General
4,812,970
._
10'% lo^i/o
9%.
z_Zl
~_
common
General
Aug
460,000
Nov. 29—7
Oct
50 Vb
Oct
11%
9%
_5
/_
Co__
10%
9%
$390,000
16,901,000
r
—
Dairies
Homasote
Macke
Bait
102
200
I
25c
at
8%
10%
12%
9%
-$18,520,000
140%, Nov,.,.,,
>
Nov
600
10%
13%
107%
com__6%
new
50%
,
Jan
68 V4
Nov
9%
6.75
America
Stores
Garfinckel
41%
13%
—„__5
non-voting
p'ood
1.273
44%
12%
.—12vb
Light—.
Co
Jan
l
,
Storage Battery
Corp
Finance
114%
9"%
—1.80
Electric
Eltra
13,076
133% 140%
9.323,960
5,215,260
—.
High
80 %
Sep
1
Corp
Duquesne
55%
10%
Co__
&
203
1
Co
Power
62
13
Charge Service
Delaware
59 >/4
—10c
—5'
Soup
Chrysler
62
49%
Company
Campbell
720
—4.33
Corp
Feb
68
6914
139%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Low
High
68
-33%
Tel
Range Since Jan. l_ 1963.
69%
,_2.50
.
Atlantic City Electric__'__
Atlantic Research Corp
Atlas
Low
1
Nov. 26——.
Nov. 27
Nov. 28
Fri.
for Week
Sales
$18,910,000
Thurs.
Sales
Last
Bond
Holiday-
Nov. 25
Wed.
lues.
'
Friday
STOCKS
Total
S.
Stocks
-Shares
"__Z_„-1'
"z- ~z._
.-$992,000
£' "66,000
-
•'
-
•:
:i,000"
$.1,059,000-
~
•
-.
f
Number 6321
198
Volume
.
.
(2159) V39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Shown
Prices
Are
Expressed
Last
STOCKS
Canadian
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Range
for Weejk
Shares
Miron
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Ltd
Co
6%
partic
Ltd
Breweries
Molson
for Week
Shares
Low
Range Sinee Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
11%
11%
1.150"
27:%
28 Va
1,670
27
29
290
28
High
14
Sep
29
A
11%
28 Va
10
pfd—_.
class
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Dollars
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
in
Week's
Friday
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
Sep
9%
Jan
May
31
May
'
Par
Abitibi
Power
4 % 'r
&
Paper
4 Vi'/lr
2
Canada
oi
Co
preferred
Anglo
Canadian
412 'o
preferred
Argus
class
57 %
58 Va
1.097
43%
Jan
59 Va
*
B
26'b
8,319
22
Jan
30
1,975
39
Sep
41
Oct
a21
a21
40
22
Jan
23% May-
47
46''a
47 Va
1,950
45
Aug
50%
Aug
53'a
53 >2
225
51%
Oct
54
class
(Robert)
A
50
50
:—50
*
50
•
:
pfd——
—
Corp
44 >2
52 '
44%
44 'a
53
820
54
54
42
2,450
52 Va
a
54
25
O
Class
«
B
51 %
51 %
20 Va
21
3,773
9
53
Wire
Noranda
Mines
56
May
Jan
Jan
53 %
May
Nov
29%
Jan
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
63
4,540
61
July
70
71
72 Vb
721
67
July
76%
70 Va
781J
,*
*
534
5%'&
721
54
1,273
17%
160
78
80%
54%
57
Jun
11
1.000
7V4
Jan
11
Nov
Nov
10%
Nov
Nov
12% Aug
15% Nov
class
*
B
15%
15%
36%
Jun
55%
•
Steel
24%
Forest
British
Columbia
Brown
6%.
i
51
Jan
51
July
50 % a50 %
10
50
Jan
6 Va
1.468
5
Jan
52
85
50
2.65
.
/
Power
57% May
.
53
Mav
6%
Jun
6%
Quebec
14
Jan
May
22% Aug
6.150
15 Va May
May
1958
Reed
11
Nov
275
18%
Oct
100
25%
Apr
28
■27%
28
600
24 %
Aug
10%
10%
10-"'-!
5,070
8%
Feb
10% May
36%
35%
36%
1.995
33%
Aug
41% May
—1
7'%
7%'
71
a
1,030
4.85
Jan
8% May
115% May
49'/a May
ll3a
2.25
Oct
Aug
30%
Jan
Rio
Jan
25 Vb
Nov
Rockwell
24%
24%
24%
3,871
19%
Feb
25 V4
Sep
a56 'a
a55 a56'a
220
52
Jan
50
6%
4.65 Mar
57 Va May
9%
Feb
15
15
100
12
Jan
18%
24
-*
B
a6%
24
450
17%
Jan
25 V'a
Sep
Nov
7%
8%
8%
1,975
3%
Jan
8%
Oct
Sep
Reitman's
20%
20%
37%
37%
28
28
24
24
570
_10
93
21%
23
2.375
•
a56
a56
—_—--12.50
13
13
_•
10
9%
a
22,645
50
50
50
50
51
225
53 %
52:,4
53%
9
9
common
Cement, common
SI.30 preferred
Dominion
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
.-_*
20
L
Sugar
Ltd
Co
*
Foundries common
Canada Steamship common
5C
Canadian
Breweries
$2.20
preferred
$2.65
class
Canadian
common
:
—1
preferred——
B
British
1—•
Aluminum—
«■
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Foundation
Co
20
Nov
1.068
29
Jan
Va
441
26% July
Apr
102
20
64
Jan
a44
10
43
Aug
20%
20%
200
20%
Nov
22 V'a
Jan
%
400
8% Mar
8%
Nov
8'a
8
St
Foods
4,360
9
Sep
12% July
15
May
4,944
41%
Nov
47
Oct
Nov
'10
May
Shell
Shell
Canada
25
Shenvin
Aug
58%
12%
Sep
Ltd
of
6%
3,880
11%
8
Apr
9% July
U%
11
Oct
Shop
71
July
25%
25%
25 3
4
50
25
Jun
26
17 *'4
17 >4
100
14
Feb
191/4
Apr
10%
11%
10,135
Jun
11%
Nov
5 Vb
5 %
4.25 July
5V'8
45
45
"110
pfd—^20
25%
25%
25%
1,550
*
16%
_*
A—
5% '■<
—
16 3
13%
Sicard
Va May
*
Inc
common,,
50
Sep
55
1,185
51V4
Sep
55 % May
Southam
Co
100
8 V'a
Aug
10% May
Standard
Structural
500
5.60
a3.90
50
24
2.80 Mar
3.00
6.10
Nov
Nov
4.15
Sep
17
May
July
19
—-—.—!—
Simpsons
Steel
9
——
10%
6'%
.
21
35%
3,650
29 Va
29%
50
11 Vb
11%
350
22 Va
12.072
23, 23%
2,4(5 5
19'%
1.154
43
2,
•
22%
—^
1
23 3
Canada
of
Co
class
Steinbergs
21
34 Vi
_*
Steel
A
-.
20
21
*
?--*
_____
7%
850
9
9
'
2,780
21%
a
15
/"
Canadian
Bk of
Industries
common
International
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Pacific
Petrofina
Canadian
Refractories
Central
Columbia
Cellulose
Consumers
Coronation
Credit
Cork
24%
Jan
36%
Nov
13%
Nov
Viau
17%
Nbv
7.05
7.20
5,400
6.85 July
12%
13
5,230
10%
200
9 V'a
Nov
29'a
'8%
28%
8 %
29 Va'
4,235
22%
Jan
297/a
Nov
8
fa
10
1,300
4%
Jan
10%
Oct
a
10
alO
8
10 Va
Nov
13%
•
12
350
7
77 Va
100
3
70
Co.;
'
oVa
A ll
8 Vb
g
80
Oct
81
pfd—
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Steel
22
Jan
28 Va
275
12
Jan
15%
18 V'a
10%
200
10
Nov
12 %
49 %
50%
'5.150
47%
Jail
55 Va
13%
13%
14%
Stores
LtdChemical
&
17
__
)3%
,
17%
.
300
13
12
.
13
a20
Du
of
325
Jan
18%
*
65
64%
65
1.341
19
18%
19%
13.853
17
15
14%
15
1.086
19
Pont
Dupuis
Eddy
class
Freres
Match
Famous
Petroleum
French
Frosst
General
Great
Motors
Britain
20
70%
Jan
Feb
17%
July
preferred
Oct
Great
Lakes
Class
Handy
Andy
Co
Home
May
Nov
23 %
400
21%
Jan
25 Va May
Amerahium Mines
39%
687
35 V'a
Aug
44 % Mar
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite
10%
303
37
500
32 V'a
16%
Oct
Jan
11%
38'%
Apr
Jun
54 V2
1.388
50%
Oct
66
18%
503
17 V'4
Jan
21% May
20%
21 Va
2.650
19
Sep'
25
Feb
2812
27%
28 7}{
1.470
25'%
Jan
32
Alscope
Oil
Class
Home
class
B
2!95
3.00
2,620
Gold
A—
17 V'a
99'4
Smith
Hudson
-
Aug
Bay
Mining
Hudson's
Bay
Imperial
Oil
Mines
Ltd
92 Va Nov
47
100
47
July
48%
22 %
3.600
16
24
26%
26%
12%
*
13
13%
1.760
Jan
Nov
4.65
5.970'
7'fr
19% Mai7% May,
Jan
21
29%
Jan
10
July
2,072
Burnt
Canadian
Nov
Canadian
13%
2.20
43
15.2
42 %
Oct
45
56
57
1.871
50%
Jan
59'% May
Co__
Oct
Canadian
.,£1
:
14%
1
14%
6 %
—
14 7
11%. Jan
2,205
„
Imperial
Tobacco of Canada com.
Indus Acceptance Corp common..
$2.25
preferred
—
$4.50
preferred
44
I_5
VB
,350
V'b
3.385
13
Jan
—
13 >8
•
.
23 %
•
Canada-
13 VB
Jun
21%
20
47%
16
'
5.176
61
Jan
49
Mar
July
May
99%
Aug
Feb
Carbec
Mines
.7.60
Paper common
Corp common.: .2.50
28%
Jan
38%
Sep
Cartier
Quebec
23 %
22%
23%
2.090
22
Aiig
28
Jun
Casavant
5
81 Va
81 Va
82'%
1,080
78%
Feb
87
May
Interprovincial
Labatt
Ltd
Co
Pipe
Lines—
Ltd.
com
B
a
a
34%
,
114
17%
17%
2,145
12%
13
14%
695
7'%
25
7 %
1.800
678
1.330
7
21 %
850
16
Jun
7%
Nov
a
Sep
15%
Nov
7%
20'%
21V!
18%
Jan
7
6
Ltd—
73%
12% July
7% Jan
%
a7%
A
;
(M)
68
a
33%
4
—2
—_
class
Ltd
17 3
Corp
661
68
a34
:'12%
—.
Financial
Lewis! Bros
Class
/
(John >
Laurentide
Loblaw
of
Utilities
,
,
-•:•
Power
Class,: Bv
MacMillan
Mailman
&
Paper
Co
cl A—2.50
_—^__',_L_r—
May
21 V'4
Nov
Bloedel & Powell
Corp
Ltd
22
River
Ltd •
>
.*
common..:.—
.
700
19% Jan
23
2,4
100
20
Jan
24 %
25
22%
24
22%
—2.50
25
10,435
18%
Jan
24% May
26 % Apr
a23
25
a23
a
'
•
Ltee class A
_*
,
Tel
&
Tel
Massey-Ferguson Common
5l2c/p
preferred
Metropolitan
Stores
common
a25
,
21%
21 VB
•
16
15%
—100
*
For footnotes, see page 43.
«!—-'
10
a25
21% /
\—
8,871
16
105 105>4
8
5
556
'■
8
■
50
200
25
20%
-Jan
Cessland Corp Ltd
Chemalloy Minerals
12 V'4
105
7 V*
Feb
Mar
23
May
16%
Jan
Mar
,
110
16.566
24c
Nov
2.000
8c
9c/
Chibougamau
Cleveland
Copper
Copper
Oil
&
Corp:—_—
Gas
Ltd—
Oct
1 Oct
8%
Sep
Warrants
13c
July
6c
Mar
10c
Oct
3c
6.000
3c
Apr
5c
Apr
7c
13.000'
3%c
Jun
8C
Nov
15
18
9:025'
11'/a
Sep
13 %
100
11%
Sep
3.05
Nov
100
18
Nov
13%
Nov
,
8.00 Mar
3.20
1.625
13c
500
10c
Jan
21c
10c
lie
8.000
10c
May
19c
JUn
40c
Sep
35c
Sep
3.05.
Jun
Jan
28c
23.500
16c
23 VaC
25c
38.000
19%c
Nov
1.000
2 Vic
Jun
4c
3 V'a c
Jan
1.85
65
1.65
Oct
1.85
Nov
11% Aug
22c.
235
7.00
Jan
4.85
400
3.10
Feb
5.55
Oct
3.50
3.50
100
3.00
Oct
8%
Jan
12%
N6v
12%
Nov
85-
Feb
90
a92
3.55
,
12 %
100
'
3
a92
245
3.55
3.55
1.15
3,100
1.10
.1.55
1,500
1.25
1.40 May
6c
6V2C
2,000
5c
6 VaC
3.700
4.60
4.70
1,300
400
6c
Feb
4Va,c Apr
4.40
Sep
Nov
/.
■
Oct
1.70
Oct
1.10
Jun
3.55
Nov
1.55
1.10
Nov
9c
Jan
Mar
11c
5 Vb
Jun
May
10%
Oct
12
29
Feb
33
Oct
11c
Feb
10%
10%
33
33
75
3 VaC
3 ViC
2,000
1.45
1.30
1.45
605
90c
Jan
440
41c
44c
7,790
41c
Nov
98c
Jan
8c
8c
1,600
6c
Nov
14c
Apr
3c
Aug
5V2c
Jan
33'
,
'
3%c Jun
2.90
Jun
3c
3c
3c
4,000
1
1
3c
3c
2,500
3c
Oct
6V2C Feb
80c
90c
7,400
Aug
95c
90c
55c
*
4.60
4.40
4.60
9,410
4.00
Jan
1.45
1.45
1.400
3c
3c
17.000
(Can) Ltd *
'
Mines
Jail
Oct
a5c
12%
*
*
:-!—
Mogador
Apr
46c
'
6c
/i5
-1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava,,,__,1.50
Consolidated Canorama Explorations,, 1
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated
Sep
3.30
Nov
4.85
3.50
*
—1
Corp—a.——1
Lake Mines Ltd
Commercial
1.70
Jan
1.85
1
*
Ltd
Commodore Business Mach
a__
26
Apr
Sep
65.050
Anr
8%
16c
Mar
3 Vac
25 V'aC
Ltd,—,1
——
Corp
Asbestos
'
Priority
Maritime
lie
Ltd——
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A____*'
Central
Manitoba Mines Ltd_
:,1
CaSsiar
Chipman
Maclaren
2.65
24c 25 V'a c
Jan
9
9% Apr
Mar
2.45
4c
13c
3.05
—1
Explorations
Freres
40 Vb
32,
Jan
8% July
13%
:
Ltd—'—
Nickel
International
'
Gas
———
Feb
Nov
3c
6 V'aC
Trust
Co Ltd—!.
Royalty
Oct
2.60
1.60
50
...
Class-A
,
Feb
12c
1,500
——
Inv
May
84c
6c
Resources
Ltd
99c
a5c
1
Ltd
L±-~-—3
— 1
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.,,,*
Oil
Inter
Canadian
Cantexas
—
Mar
July
a9%
9c
U
International
Internat'l
25c
V-1
-
19c
100
36 V*
7.00 May
Oct
6c
Light Ltd—
,.2.50
5% pfd .100
Long Island Petroleum
.*
Security Underwriters—
Canadian
May
28%
Jan
95
35
a9%
Mar
23c
12c
22.100
1.80
1.60
High
/
NOV
2%c Mar
-
25c
Industrial
Canadian
7%
Aug
5
a97
a97
■
9.485
23 V4
22%
a48% a48 Va,
'~50
100
,
44
46,000
1.72
3.50
2.000
8%c
18
Co_-^—
Delhi
Canadian
45% May
39% July
13 5 a
15
5% July
6.030
6 V '4
.
43%
!
Colliers &
Common
May
Preferred
•
r
Ltd,
15 c
6c
1
—
Mines Ltd
Arena
Canadian
2.65
1.40 Mar
12,257
15c
.,,1
Ltd
Uranium
Calumet
43
600
64c
49c
Jun
Jan
Nov
14%
15%
Jun
710
7c
Tungsten
Hill
3.55
10c
23.100
,—
Mines
2.15
57
May
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
10c 11 %c
15c
1
20c
__i__
40% May
High
64c
*
Brurieau
of Prices
3.50
ts_.
__50
11 %
210
23
Jan
Dollars
3.50
100
preferred
.13
'
Nov
Sales
,
Oct
6 •'»
250
in Canadian
—
Nov
11
37
for Week
Shares
Ltd,——-
Bateman Bay Mining Co
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
Jun
355
15%
33
1,430
*
15%
Range
__1
Ltd—
Talc
Gold
12%
all
15 %
34%
Week's
1
Mines
Jan
a10
26'2
.„
.
Mining
Exploration
Augustus
Barvallee
Jan
6V4
—5
pfd
11% May
2.55
Band-Ore
10
12'
21 %
22 [4
*
$2.00
Nov
Stock Exchange
Ltd
Atlas Telefilms
Baker
104.10 May
64%
15
a85
12
47
corn.*
,
Paper
?
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd__«
Anglo-Nild Development Co Ltd—,_5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd—
—1
*
Pittfleld
&
Howard
Loeb
Ltd——
Jan
21
Am-
11
350
a85
12
alO
;
936
1
...
Feb
3.75
2.80 July
,
250
17V
17%
!l
____:
Apr
7.25
1
Alsof Mines Ltd
Jun
101% 101%
*
Ltd
Mines!
Oct
20%
Oct
Feb
54
2
50
(Canada)
17%
Nov
1
20
23
21
common,—__
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Mar
Low
———
,
.
Feb
9
Jun
13
15
11 %c
Jan
18 Va
54'
1%
1,
Paper
60%
3,070
1
Electronics Ltd—
A
r
*
Consolidated Ltd
Nov
'
Investment—
,
14% May
Aug
-1,675'
Expressed
Are
Ajax Minerals
Alpha Aracon Radio
'
5'r
Apr
55%
15
Sale Price
10%
1
1_
11%
2.845
15%
Par
2
10%
.10
—
Nov
13
Feb
2,725
.
15
Oct
38 V'4
LlOO
_
Canada
&
Common
59%
14%
37r
Shown
Oct
68%
Jan
'
23%
*
:l
__
10%
300
12 511
12%
57
Last
16 1
39%
"
T
pfd
Jan
Friday
13%
23 %
Corp.!
E)
5 %
Power
Oct
1.84
7.00
STOCKS
16%
•
Ltd.::,
(Chas
Co
&
Gatineau
151/2
Nov
——•_
Prices
3.230
313
1/.
Corp
Fraser Cos Ltd
Nov
1.45
15%
7.226
22%
•
Fleetwood
Oct
13%
200
——>—
37
Mines—
35%
15
common
2.215
16%
23
:
Canadian
11% Feb
Jan
2,995
12%
b
Limited
17
15%
•71'7
A—
Nickel
Players;
Jan
15
1'6
15%
——
___
„
Falconbridge
com
Oct
9%
25,641
class A,__
23
•
•
X—
Canada
Jan
10%
5,135
,
32
59~
May
28
Jan
61
•
Ltd
Bros
151/b
1.45
Worts,,
&
warrants
A
class
23% May
,Nov
5
125
.^28
a
v
Jun
16%
2.080
%;
27%
a
*
!_•
-
com
Dominion Textile common:
Donohue
66% May
14 Vi
Canadian
•
,
Nov
Feb
13%
Co__
Trans
(Geo)
Class
Zellers
'
Tar
59%
31%
4
Ltd
Canada
of
Co
Nov
16%
.
Dominion
Nov
55
——
Jun
50%
2
•
Dominion
23%
Feb
Mar
1.45
Jun
,__
Coal
Feb
Sep
23V4 Oct
14 1
Apr
10%
common
&
12%
Apr
200
15
25.
:
Steel
Jan
Nov
26'2
2.50
—
Feb
9%
July
26
•
&
36%
Jail
July
,
14 Va
Bridge
6%
Oct
Aug
31%
—-——
Gooderham
"Wtestcoast
2
_
---
Corsets
Jan
38Vb
21'%
12
Oil
Ltd
Weston
1
Foundries
Nov
21
Apr
Jan
3,600
10
J an
_*
A_—:.
Ltd
Dominion
11%
9%
Nov
13 %
Jan
75
a74
Coal
9.25
Oct
4.25
6%
Dominion
11
10
'•
9
*
I
91/2
Feb
Nov
Oct
*
Petroleum
Dominion
7.05
*
A
Ltd-,-
11%
Feb
29
965
'V
62%
U7b
Walker
a74
class
61%
*
Union
10% Aug
17 Va Nov
845
400
77 %
Mines
Dominion
13,108
12 V4
17 Va
13
Distillers. Seagrams
Dome
35%
12
17 Va
•
International
62
—_1
*
•
class
Finance
Oils
34%
12 Va
*
Zellerbach
—10
Bank,
55
53. Va'
A———
Triad
35:!4
'common
Crush
Oct
133
Nov
■_*
,
Seal
&
Mar
6
4.95
—
Crown
Denison
4.75 Nov
Franco-Canadian
Credit Foncier
Crown
a4.50'
Trans
Nov
Smelting
Glass
48% May
100
3.50
Ltd
&
Jail
620
500
*
Textile
Jan
42
3,200
55
Corp Fund—
Canada Pipeline
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
3.95
common—
Mining
Consolidated
Trans
12 Va
15 %
*
—
Canada
3.80
—
Co
Consolidated
Trans
Oct
837a May
16 Va Sep
3.95
Ltd
Ltd
(1963)
Traders
80 Va
—25
10
preferred—
Oils
Rio
Del
Chemcell
18%
Jan
30
1
;
Railway
Canadian
Toronto-Dominion
4 6 Va
a4.50
._*
•»
Co_
935
69% May
15
4512
50
—
607'u July
13% Feb
45 V'a
_•
Power'com
a
17 7
.
83 Va
Preferred
2,613
83 V2
17%
'*
—
63 >4
62 'a
—J
Preierred
Canadian
63
Commerce_10
Feb
20% May
Jan
Jun
Texaco Canada Ltd
Imperial
Mar
29%
'
Canadian
^
Jun
45
Feb
34%
—%—-—20
preferred
6%
--
Jun
28%
Nov
125
6
'
81 '/4 May
Mar
45
25%
4,304
al33
IOV2
9%
1,525
16%
8
al33
pfd.100
7'<
Can
11%
*
—
Save
&
Nov
1,825
2;657
93
13% July
Oct
Feb
10 %
Jun
10%
73%
"A"
Williams
7%
1,400
a
9%
72 Va
'
Ltd
Investments
24% May
-81
4
4
73
——--*
50
class
Shawinigan Industries4 'A
pfd class A
Nov
May
8 ',
*
common
Jan
Oct
200
13711
42%
12 V4
10
Ciement
Lawrence
12 %
12 VA
13%
41:%
13%
*
!5
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd preferred. ——25'
24
48
101
Jan
May
102
L
common
Mines
Standard
2014
110
17 Va a 17 Va
a
39%
30
450
5.50
*
20
24% May
56
a
a3.90
warrants—I
Ltd
common
Preferred
12,775
1314
11
•
Electronics:
Aviation
Canadian
—
"
preferred
21
38%
28
Ltd
Canacla
Algom
Salada
Canada
Jan
38 %
31
a44
102
.,100
•
20
Rolland Paper class A
Rothmans
Co
a0%-
23%
'
£1
12 Va
15
40
19 %
Group
Paper
26 %
„_1
•
Sep
53
5,930
—*
1
35% July
•
preferred —!
Telephone common
preferred
3,335
pfd —10
6%
Sep
3.048
4.251
27 Va
!
Quebec Natural Gas common—
4,452
2.45
15
30
22
a
Oct
27%
,
Juiv'
12
14%
38'«
11%
11%
27%
1
Corp of Canada
22%
__
Power
Sep
27% Mar
27 1
—
27
Mills
Calgary
39%
•
Placer, Development
22 %
2.50
•
'
Class
/
Jan
20
*
—_25
Telephone
Ltd
Jan
P'eb
20%
1,496
18%
common,——
common
27%
.*
—_•
Power
Chemical
14%
31 Va
6.795
,
14
21%
common
Page-Horsey Tubes
22 V2
Power
Products
Company
Ltd class A
Bruck
Jan
38%
14%
•
Products
Petroleum
Pacific
Jun
50
10,895
6%
a
,—
Light &
Oil——1
Columbia
Brockville
10
.200
37%
24
37 1
24%
1010
7preferred
Ontario
*
American
British
Columbia
6%
30
1.855
a
.
•
Ltd,
7
10%
"
British
British
/
Oct
20%
54
53
53 %
Jan
Feb
53
53
54
May
45% July'
16 V'a Jan
52
*
25
50
—£
pfd—;.—1__50
-
79
53%
17 %
,
Telephone
Bo water 5 'A> preferred-,—:
Paper
14%
Jan
12% Juiv
50 %
.
62%
63
10
Banque Canadian' National
:
Banque Provinciale (Canada).Bathurst Fower & Paper common
Bowaters
Oct
a7
•
Penmans
_10
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bowater
11%
45%
10
Weaving
Niagara
Oct
Oct
20 %
100
21
__-10
Bank of Montreal
-__l
110
2,870
Light
*
A
12%
50%
'
—
Newfoundland
45 % May
Aug
52
25
all % all V 4
51 %
Jan
50;%
'
Class
Jun
12 Vb
10 Va
■„
Mar
——
Bell
31%
49%
,
__
49;%
Morse
''
29
Jun
41
«r '
Locomotive
Montreal
Oct
25%
40 Va
.
Co—
common
B
Aug
Class
Nov
25 Va
50
:—
Ltd
Corp
S2.70
Asbestos
12%
Jan
26jB
50
preferred
§2.90
Nov
24 V'a
pfd—25
4rfc
^
preierred
S2.65
12 %
25
5814
•
—
Pulp pfd
Telephone
Canadian
13.810
High
40 -8
Ltd
Anglo
12%
Low
.
"
preferred
Aluminum
•12 Va
a247B a24%
25
*
Algoma Steel
42/4 %
High
1212
com
new
preierred
Aluminium
Low
Ltd——1
3c
Aug
3c
Jan
3.025
9c
4c
4c
4c
2.000
3%c
Feb
31c
31c
32c
18,200
14c
July
52c
,
1.00
53c
Aug
Nov
4.75 July
1.75
5c
54c
5c
34%c
Apr
Jun
' Nov
Mar
Nov
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2160)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
al2c
——
al2c
393t
St
class
Lawrence
Petroleum
Crusade
Ai__.
Ltd
Corp
25c
Jan
36%
1,748
7c
500
4 VaC
1,500
Prices
10c 10 Vac
4,000
3c
12c
Delta
Electronics Ltd
Mines
10c
Sep
30c
1,545
8
Feb
12
11
Aug
12 Va
_
12%
12%
25
12 Va
Nov
13 %
Nov
6c
1,000
lc
Oct
36c
Feb
a
6c
-X—
2.40
1.40 July
2.30
18c
3,300
2634
120
26 %
22 Vac
Jan
10c
2.60
Mar
24c
*
2.40
20%
1
23c
331
Jan
Abitibi
2,500
400
22%
Oct
29
Oct
Steel Works Ltd—♦
9.00
9.00
200
8 Va
AUg
10 Vt
Apr
1.05
1.10
7,700
25'/ac
Jan
1.95
July
18c
19c
10,500
16c
Jan
25c
Mines
Ltd
1.08
1
1
Corp I—
Dumont Nickel
18C
.
Power
Kootenay
East
pfd..--—100
Minerals
Oil &
180
Li!!
1
Ltd
Ventures
Empire
7%
.-1
1
Inc——
Equity Explorations Ltd
Ltd
Mines
1.19 Mar
Fabi
Ltd
Fano
Mining
Fiscal
Feb
2.00
Jun
Alberta
1.74
1.03
1.74
Nov
Algoma
Sep
3c
3c
1,000
2 %c
Sep
4c
Feb
9c
27,550
5c
Aug
35c
Jun
13 VaC 14 VaC
17.COO
10c
Jan
23c
Apr
Mines
Lake
Ltd
6%
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
2%c
Jan
4V4/1
3c
Jan
9.00
Nov
Anglo
17.500
July
6c
Mar
14.500
12c
Nov
35c
Apr
400
60c
Oct
1.05
9.000
a
6c
2.75
5c
Jan
1.05
1.05 May
5
6'aC
al.05
--
3c
May
$2.70
class
C
Autotronics
Genuine
Golden
Ltd
Age Mines
Grissol
Ltd—*
3.GO
3.55
3.70
400
3.20
Apr
4.25
Apr
Foods
1.28
1.05
1.28
2,900
1.05
Nov
2.00
Jan
5 V2
*
15c
15c
15c
1,500
Jun
$6
_.—
-
*
1.45
1.45
Metals Ltd 1
4 Vac
4 VaC
Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium Mines &
Jim
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45c
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1.85
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Nov
2.300
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July
3.160
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28.600
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1.27
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3.60
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87c
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36c
5,233
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32c
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1.60
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84c
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24
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30
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23
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51
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55
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12.300
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39
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44
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a
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23
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7,040
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18
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175
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46
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3.100
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12
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i.
A
34c
3,900
5.00
2,935
4.80
class
Hats
4,625
9 Vac
2,575
26
Valley
1.000
9c
Oct
5.60
58 %
9%
common
2.45J
9% c
*
25 %
•
Telephone
Cla'ss
Midepsa
Co
8c
50
Jan
40 3
10
44
7
19
46 7
10
36c
7
952
9
class A
Paper
&
6c
.common.—:*
23%
9%
—
35c
;
19
'
-
25
Power
Bowater
8% May
Aug
Jan
Aug
*
Feb
25c
108 Va
Mar
17
3
*
43 Va
^5
——
Distilleries
VaC
8c
1
;
McAdam
Melchers
■44
9.75
106
18 7
9 V4
common
s
Jan
110 Va July
Aug
35
11
—
Bowaters
May
35 Va
Oct
Oct
7.20
July
31%
100
26 Va
10
Jgn
7%
107
3.15 July
57%
23 7 3
Biltmore
1.60 May
734
7%
1
106 106 Va
18%
9 Va
B_-_
—
Lumber
Feb
5.15
34%.
5
5
927
2614
Brazilian
Labrador
110
7.30
24
A
Nov
Jan
Oct
2.85
110
7.25
20
*
class
Electric
Bow
3.85 Apr
Aug
55c
preferred
Nova Scotia
7c
4.15
110
106
.-50
pfd—50
*
*
*
——-50
1
•
Montreal
52%-May
55c
B
Bank of
44'a
2.20
A
class
Bank of
15
4.00
Aug
—.—
Bathurst
08
60c
26%
Steels
Auto
Sep
800
2.45
2,817
*
pfd
:
Pulp & Paper
Apr
51
4.15
27%
—•
4Va Ve
Mar
52%
1
:
26%
com
common
9c
1.45
9 Vac
.-•
_.
Mines
27
Sugar Refineries common-—•
—*/
Class
Bowater
Kelly
Credit
2.28
51
51
.50
2.85 July
Jan
2.30 May
52 3 4
9 VaC
common-*
—
2.034
5c
Jan
2.35
65c
5.60
preferred
Beaver
1
Ltd
Foundation
-cumulative; conv pfd
1.80
1.10
1.51
1.95
Ltd
Co
Investment
'
2.15
1.10
2.00
58
preferred
Atlantic
3.85 May
Jan
5c
,.—*
Mining
Ltd
2.20
1.000
3.45
1.05
1.10
Ltd
,
2.00
1
1
Explor
Mining
Ceramic
International
3.45
-
Jan
3.575
^—*
Acceptance
'/<
Atlas
Inland
3,200
23
preferred
Atlantic
1
Canada
Silver Mines Ltd
Lake
Glen
of
5,030
75c
23 3a
Hardware
Ashdown
Nov
2.45
10
common
$2.60 preferred
Class
8Vac Jan
May
Oct
May
2.75
2.70
10
Imperial
A
25
Nov
70c
7.25
preferred
Class
Mar
2.75
2.40
—
Co
4.60
72c
100
Corp
Argus
2.65
22
Nov
25 Va May
3.35 Jan
2.40
100
—:
Canadian
Anthes
3c
15 c
25
2.65
2.0u May
12%
24 % Mar
x
100
common
Ltd
Aluminum
Nov
70c
3c
24
2.75
Gas—
Bldg
Feb
12c
24
2.75
Nov
_5
common
—
Aluminium
Nov
69c
—-
.1
8%
Trunk
Steel
2c
250
1,600
Nov
12%
425
4.40
•
preferred-.
Warrants
6%
4,500
9.00
25
4.40
High
50c
*
Central
9.00
200
63i
2c
(2 Vac
*
100
4Va- pfd—
(A Ji
6%
9.00
1
Ltd
Frigistors Ltd
FYe.im.an
2 %c
*
1
Ltd
(1945 )
Mines
Font ana
Fox
_1
Exploration Inc
Ltd preferred
24%
4.40
—
Natural
Algoma
17,236
2.75
common
Class A preferred
Class A warrants
B
3,500
12%
1
—
trust—
Gas
Low
60c
___25
Distillers
Alberta
1.55 Mar
170
'
8 %c
3c
14 Vac
a—
&
Industries
hein°*
one
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
12 %
12-'3
*
common
Warrants
Voting
52,300
180
1.55
8 Vbc,
1
_*
.
first
OILS.
Sales
Shares
50c
—
Ltd
Algonquin
Metal
Fab
The
and
Dollars
for Week
Low
_—;:
com
Corp
Class
East
niw
Paper
Preferred
Alberta
13,000
1
&
Power
Aug
37c
25c
21c
Dumagami
parts.
MINES
Range
60c
Admiral
25 Va
Weld &
two
the
Canadian
Of Prices
Par
Sep
Aug
a
25
Drummond
in
Week's
Last
Preferred
18c
:
Expressed
into
list
second
Sale Price
Apr
a
__
STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL
Oct
25
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd. *
Dominion Explorers Ltd
Leaseholds Ltd
the
Jan
12
*
Dominion
Are
Sep
12 Vz al2%
11%
12
—*
Led
Shown
Exchange
segregated
are
and
Friday
Oct
6 Vac
Acklands
Dome
issues
STOCKS,
41% May
Jan
6%c Nov
a
10c
10
,1
*
"A"
Inc
M-G
Exchange
Jan
Nov
10c
Stock
INDUSTRIAL
"
-
,
'
7c
Copperstream Mines Ltd
1
Couvrette & Provost Ltee class A——5
Credit
200
Toronto
The
High
Low
4%c
■
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Credit
Range Since Jan.I,1963
Shares
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
-
Toronto Stock
High
39%
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd__
1
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
*
Consolidated Persncourt Mining Ltd—»
Consol
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
/
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
Sales
.
.
5 511
Apr
2.10
Apr
109
Jan
Oct
R% May
,
Number 6321
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(2161)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
stocks
Range
National
Conduits
Low
8%
6%
3,010
4.10
9%
%
200
t.
Oct
9-,
813
5%
Nov
-2
Labatt
Cement
Warrants
17%
5 %
5%
5%
170
25c
25c
966
Building
10%
common-
Preferred
...10
—
Wax-rants
103 4
s—————
10%
10%
8%
10%
7.15
1
7.80
7.85
7'u
1.250
•
24.737
Jan
10%
7%;
9.000
,
Jan
10%
Nov
Preferred
4.75
Jan
7.85
Nov
Warrants
Nov
Lakeland
Gas
4.50
Consolidated
Class
A
39%
■—
common
103
39 3 a
11%
06%
5.008
36
Jan
20,384
Oct
41 %
May
%
Sep
10% July
106% Jan
109%
105
lu9%
12
108
108
125
18
18
423
6%
7
5.045
1.50
1.40
1.50
2.676
8%
8%
1.547
10%
10 %
10%
1.000
1.25
1.25
1,25
250
52
53
200
30
.Jan
53
Nov
71
71
125
55.
Jan
73
56
—
Timber
Preferred
common
56%
100
56
Oct
61
Apr
50
—
—
10
Crown
Trust
Crown
Zellerbach
71
5
-
—,
10
7/
13%
common-
15%
Nest
—
Ltd
International
Laura
60
13%
13 %
15%
Nov
16%
5
Jan
Delta
Seagrams
Bridge
Dominion of Canada
Inv
Gen
Oct
2.65
9
11%
May
Sep
1.75 Mar
12% Mar
16
Jan
11%
15%
93
79
109
Jan
Nov
18%
Nov
55 %
Jun
18%
4.225
16%
50%
49",,
16%
50%
5.857
47
7.617
16%
Nov
11.9 121%
609
93
Jan
17%
17%
120
13
12%
13
14%
12%
1.175
102 102%
75
5 %
10%
100
Jan
$2.00
Lawson
Levy
&
2nd
Loblaw
13%
103!
Class
1st
(M)
2
19
156
20
Jan
22
320
20 %
Oct
22%
Jan
37 3
37 7
30
36%
Sep
43%
Jan
50
22
538
*
16
15%
16
17 lo
22 7
16 %
17%
22
23
11
100
38%
40
40
1,643
18,795
Feb
16%
2,875
11
a
11
Jun
50% May
17! 4 Oct
Jan
13%
6.538
:
9%
Apr
47'% Mar
10
Nov
16%
Oct
Maple
Leaf
Nov
M
12
Teb
Metro
30%
44%
Apr
Jun'
Trust—...
9
9
400
9
Aug
37%
37%
65
30
Jan
1.10
1.10
100
1.10
6%
6%
296
6% July
investment
Sep
12%
Jan
22
12 %
325
10 %
Jan
13
6%
&
A
Mills
...
...10
—
10%
warrants
A
Federal Farms
7
7,029
7,504
7
Nov
9%
755
30
Aug
33 %
Jan
31
Nov
33%
Jan
Nov
10%
Feb
32%
385
7%
7 %
7%
Ford
class
1,130
80c
22 3
80c
21 %
;2,985
21
a
22%
11 %
Sep
Mar
3D
Nov
1.25 Mar
10% July
11% Oct
Sep
1.20
E
P
C
Fraser
Nov
19
925
23 % Jun
24% July
Jan
23
200
22 %
Nov
25
9,309
18%
Jan
2.15
2.15
200
24
24
24
20
14%
15%
2,300
15%
16
19,726
12%
Jan
16%
Get
105% 106%
498
104%
Jan
110%
Oct
1.35
100
1.20
Sep
2.00
Oct
*
15!4
•
100
common
15%
—
:
106
_*
1.35
—
1.95
26 Vs
Oct
3.20
Nov
21% May
10% Sep
Jan
24
Oct
15%
Nov
2.80
,-.20
common.—
,
20
*
13
2.15
2.80
1,100
7 5»
8
1.240
7
Feb
22%
*
Canadian Properties
22 %
60
21 %
Jan
23% May
13
727
12%
Feb
13% Mar
13,
Oct
2.45
•
2.20
3.15
1,770
28
28%
646
Monarch
Fine
•
7%
7%
75«
720
Monarch
Knitting
*
13 %
13%
13 %
'500
Locomotive
•
12 %
12
%
905
*
Foods
common—-
2.15
'
•
1.75
3,25 May
Jan
8%
Aug
2.45 May
Jan
Sep
3.95
Feb
Sep
31%
Apr
7 Vn Mar
10 Va
Apr
2.90
27
July
10
14%
Oct
Oct
15%
Jan
Jan
Oct
66
17
Jan
21% May
Moore
150
25
Feb
38 %
Sep
Morse
3.80
3.80
100
4.95
Jan
Aug^
1.95
3,150
3.00
28
Industries
Jun
Montreal
Works
5
Trust
class
(Robert)
Class
A
B
10%
100
300
88
Jan'
5.0%
4.597
45%
Jan
57
Jun
10%
50
7%
Jan
11
Nov
7"%
300
3
Jan
10%
7%
-
69
150
58
Jan
79
52c
1,600
50c
Oct
83c
Jan
55%
1,120
45%
Feb
63 %
Sep
National
1.73
1.73
1.73
332
171 %
Jan
Jun
National
Drug & Chemical commonGrocers' preferred
28%
27 %
28%
1.200
25%
Jan
Jun
National
Hees
Nov
104
8
July
Feb
51c
54%
11%
49
49%
55%
12
100
—-*
—_—*
Corp common—
Canada
of
Jan
21%
Nov
22%
*
826
68
97c
13 % Mar
80c
24%
Gas
0,733
A
Jan
4
Brick
Milton
31
3.60
Apr
25
Molson Brewery class A
Midwest
55
%
9Va
Nov
*
10
^
Ltd '
Stores
18%
50
7%
800
a
20 3
21%
22 3
Co
;
Motor
Companies
Freiman
iA J)
.
5%
•
common
class
Charles
Frosst
18!'. i
3.80
Mfg
Ford
53%
10
6%
•
Preferred
31
common
Grain
Federal
Fleet
200
55
Players Canadian...
Farmer Candy
Fanny
150
1.25
1812
Faleonbridge
Famous
10%
1.25
Preferred
Class
'
Oct
May
7%
Montreal
Eddy
Erie
Feb
31%
7
32
20
Ltd
July
24
„
30%
73a
A__2.53
class
Paper
pfd
Apr
21% July
23
Match Co
...
Flooring class'B—
Exquisite
Forms
common..^:...
2.25
12 %
24
32%
Mexican Light & Power, common
Economic
3,090
6.607
*
preferred
Maxwell
3.50
20%
12%
•
Fund
5 %7r
24
19
1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common-.
10% Jan
IT
Mar
'
*
—
8
50
15
Am*
3>0
pfd—30
-
Power
625
50
14%
8
30
class
8%
50
15
/'
"7
1st
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
8%
__
*
—
Jan
July
21 %
21%
Ltd-
Magnum
Dupont Co
12
21
Magna,
*
*
2,665
Sep
21%
*
A
class
Macleods
Oct
common—*
13
Jan
8%
18y2' Feb
21
12
Maclaren
Sep
common:
12%
37c
24
Feb
68%
common—..—.—
Jun
1,500
20 %
Nov
20
Textile
Nov
15 %
Minerals
Loeb
Jun
Tar <fc Chemical
7%
1,040
13
preferred
Locana
Jan
Industries
300
17
A,
Inc
17
Dominion
85c
Oct
21%
_
Loblaw
61
Dominion
Sep
40c
'
B
,
2.493
Dover
2.85 May
7%
38
B
2.675
Stores
Nov
Oct
20
Groceterias
65 %>
Dominion
2.15
16
class
Co
Class
19%
Coal..
2,530
40c
common
preferred
18%
Steel
2.35
4.90
3.10
64%
Dominion
3.05
24
.20
—
class
Jones
Industries
65
common
Oct
7%
Leland
19%
Co
Oct
2.10
16
common.
Apr,
20
JUn
July
Financial
preferred
*
Glass
19 %
1,350
7%
Shops
preferred
preferred
*
Dominion Scottish Investments com—*
Preferred
50
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
Dominion
2.40
175
2.60
3
.
$1.25
Nov
23:! 4 May
124
Nov
Feb
110
770
12%
.
—
—
Oct
1,605
19 %
2
.
<
Candy
6 % ';>■
Nov
Jan
16 3 4
*
—
Preferred
;
.
Loan
Laurentide
Jan
8% July
1.00 Aug
16%
25
Coal preferred—
Electrohome
Dominion
Dominion
Feb
Feb
Jan
8
7% July
2.993
93
"
2
*
1,1
Acceptance
Distillers
Dominion
common-
Feb
Jun
80c,
Sep
2.40
.
Feb
19% May
% July
1.05
400
14 %
,
10
preferred
Co
15c
Sep
7%
■
Secord
Loblaw
Dalex
High
lBYs
Jan
4!a Mar
19 %
~20
2.50
Warrants
Lambton
4.70
2,725
Nov
18
—-'
preferred
Cosmos Imperial
Crush
40
11%
29%
106%
.100
2nd
Crows
Jan
8%
Warrants
Crestbrook
22%
106
---—
Credit
Coronation
9.166
29%
6%
^
—
B
preferred—
Distillery voting—
Class
Corby
28%
11%
Paper
Gas
Consumers
29%
Smelting..
Consolidated Mining &
4.45
14%
2.15
—
Lake Ontario Cement
Low
,
'"
__
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
17%
....
Consolidated
Shares
Low
"——10
common
for Week
17%
•
Laiarge
Jan
Sales
Range
Par
Nov
May
9
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale l'ric£
High
•
Jan
6
6
5-'a
—
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
8
6%
—
—
Bakeries
Consolidated
Shares
8%
1
Friday
for Week
Low
Cellulose
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Columbia
.
41
...1
A
5%
5%
50
<5 !a
375
17%
32 %
Jun
17 '.2
17
li;i
200
Nov
7%
21
Oct
Power
General
.100%
100%.
14%
15
375
5%.
5%
27%
26%
27%
273
85
81
85 %
1.039
.50c
94c
94c
100
50c
95C
99c
2.300
14!
1
...
—...
1
.1%
Motors
General
Petroleum
Drill
common.
-——-
—...
100
,9
2
Dynamics
General
,Class A
]00%
_•»
Development
General
—
5%
100
Feb
16
8 %
Sep
Jan
Niagara
Steel
Wire
common
Products
Ciass
Jan
B
29%
1.40
200
2.70
2.75
337
27%
27%
870
21
.24%
100
Oct
4.75
Jan
Sep
29%
2.60 Nov
2.75
27%
Apr
Jun
Apr
15%
Oct
17%, Jan
25
27
27
25
27
Nov
30
Mar
15 'a
-30
—
153»
335
14
Mar
16
May
15%
Ontario'
78c
Aug
1.00
Sep
Northern
Jan
450'
Feb
15%
Nov
10.623'
31 % Mar
397/a
Sep
18 \4
2,043
17 %
Jan
21
9
1,300
8%
Aug
5.25
5.25
500
5
July
2414
24 %
241 i.
430
20%
Jan
12%
12%,
10%
Jan
13%
14%
4,214
48
48
200
21%
2.405
Telephone
65c
15%
37%.
8%
Mines
Northern
17%
14%
Noranda
dot
36%
181
12%
Feb
97%
15%
37%
32
Jan
Warrants
2.05
1,15 Nov
-lo
-----
—
Oct
Nov
16%
27% Jan
1.40
1.40
_
63%
1.00
14% July
255
24%
preferred
Niagara
-—
25
,
565
.10
Trust
5% May
Jan
400
15':;
28%
5%
15
common-
Preferred
Sep
104 %
Jan
10%
4.45
5%
15
28%
5v;>
•
~20
*
Industries
National
Neon
..10
Bakeries
._1
common.—
Jun
/
5pfd-.
Gatineau
General
Containers
National
Natural
Gas——
5.25
:
—
4
13
Jun
9%
Apr
6
.
Apr
'
General
Products
General
Steel
-Globe
class
Mfg
A—
28
28
300
common....
Wares
12%
13
870
class
Envelopes
A—
Class
B
Great
Lakes
Lakes
10'
Jan
Feb
July
11% July
400,
8%
7
7%
300
5%
Feb
9%
505
7%
Jan
2212
21%.
22 12
3.102
15'a
Jan
24
24
24
2417
1.540
19%
Jan
25
12%
12%
400
8.65
Jan'
13%
.
Paper...
8
ii
Scotia
Nova
Power
8%
Cement
Ocean
Oct
Ogilvie
Oct
10
Ont
Flour
—
___
Warrants
Capital ,com.—1
Warrants
B
Class
C
warrants..,
9%
1.445
9
60c
1.00
4,465
25c
1.55
1.60
1.000'
2.GO
2.60
300
9%
,70c
warrants
...
—
class
B
Onftario
Store
Oshawa
Wh6lesale__
Apr
74c,
1.35
May
2.45
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Jan
5%
5%
450
5%
3.00
3.00
300
2.95
38'
u
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9!L>
•:
9!
3.10
2.75
24.240
Feb
Jan
14
100
40
14 Vb
4.50
West
Oct
Saddlery, common
*
50c
Greater
Winnipeg Gas.:
Voting trust
*
warrants
1956
——
Industries
Greening
Greyhound
Guaranty
1
14%
14
2.688
9c
2.743
2.25
410
11
11%
16%
lc
—.——*
Trust
21c
2.361
2.25
—
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1.300
18%
16
16
51c
16%
16%
Page
Feb
Hersey,
Pipeline
11%.
'1.750
61 %
61%
61 %
247
2.10
—10
2.00
2.10
1.00
Aug
Feb
18%
Feb
17%
Sep
Penmans
15% May
Aug
1!
9.00 May
6.00
6.10
280
6.00
Sep
18 In
19%
5.195
18%
Nov
7%.
7%
7%
3,175
6%
Apr
49
49
100
48%
Sep
51
Feb
Apr
37
Feb
13
Mar
-r_
—
_li25
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^
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Peoples
Nov
1.80
Jan
Class
4.00
Nov
Phantom
14
Aug
Photo,
5.825
Oct
Farms
common
Carpets
Harding
Hawker
.
54
64
July
common
32
..
Siddeley 'common........
Holden
Class
Home
96
95%
96
80
17%
19
1.670
57%
class
Mfg
Oil
Home
class
B.._.
57 %
25
2.75
A
13 !o
—
B
13%
j
Huron
Oil
common
Warrants
Class
,—_
.'
2.50
2.75
13%
75
Jan
Power
Jan
'23%
8V4
Nov
100
Jan
May
Oct
1959
Sep
1963
3.35 May
NoV
July
11
July
14% May
15% Nov
13%
3.898
2.30
13.880
1.35 Mar
14%
2.501
13% July
15
58% May
5 % July
69
67
67
300
5%
6%
6.045
20c
20c
20c
210
13c
15c
600
5c
2.65
Nov
Nov
Oct
„—10
Imoerial
170
168
170
180
•
Life
Imperial Oil
44%
43%
44%
12.671
13%
6 %
13%
13%
5.715
6%
6%
500
——
Tobacco
5
common...—...
,
6'■«
4.86%
preferred
Industrial Acceptance common
$ 2.25
4%'/
preferred
preferred
•
_..
•
Industrial
Wire
1.60
95c
Inglis
(Johni
Inland
Co
Natural
Inland
*
...
Cement
preferred
common.—
Preferred
.1
—-—...
Gas
20
Warrants
Internat'l
Powders
Bronze
Refchhold
Reid
Nickel
International
Preferred
Interprovincial
Interprovincial
Class
79c
3.90
4.50
1.685
16%
130
16%
Jan
Bldg
Jan
Robin
Jan
Rockwell
Nodwell
Standard
May
Jan
Feb
Rolland
class
Paper
Russell
May
St
St
Lawrence
St
Maurice
Cement
Lawrence
Nov
Jan
Salada Foods Ltd_i^
Jun
Say /ette
Nov
Select
19% May
Seven
87c
Industries
Shell' Investment
preferred
1.375j
Jan
68
66
68
9.653
61 % July
22%
12318
0.160
21%
47
47
47
400
common...
,
3.75
3.75
*
1.90
1.90
2'00
200
5
81%
81
82 %
47
1.406
3."5
;
3.65
Aug
Oct
Nov
21
.
Class
Jockey
wts
_*
,
3.55
3.40
3.75
1.80
52
n-
50%
51%
3.050
78%
17.323
52
51
1
Oct
71-
Oct
r—
'
Warrants
Canada
73%
Feb
Shell
27%
Jun
Shullys
Class
B
Oct
Jan
6%
4.55
l.£0 Feb
87
Jan
Jan
3.85
May
Sep
52
,
Nov
68
Jan
50
Nov
59%
Jan
7%
■7%
970
4.95
Jan
'2.75
2.95
3.500
2.05
Jan
3.15
—
3.10
3.20
12,602
3.05 Aug
3.55
Jan
10
10%
10
10%
400
Nov
10
8'%
Oct
preferred
i_10
10%
9%
10%
1.450
10
Jan
11% May
10% May
41c
^
Douglas
class
A—!
Warrants
•
41c
49c
5.000
40c
Nov
80c
Canada
*
Jan
For footnotes, see page 43-
5%
1,270
5
1.50
2.000
1.511, Nov
9%
9%
,
200
8!
...July
2
Nov
6% May
2.65 May
12%
Feb
Nov
ii
1.704
2.00
2.00
2.00
50
3.30
3.30
3.40
200
41
42 %
3.241
7%
7%
100
4
Feb
Nov
July
8%'
87
2.00 Julv
-
41%
2.10 Mar
3.30
5.50 May
41
Nov
Nov
47
'
'
9Va
Oct
Sep
8%
50
10%
4,970
6
73 %
72 Va
73%
4.357
July
81
May
26
25%
26
550
24%
Jan
26
May
10%
10%
100
9 %
July
10%
Feb
17%
17
17%
45
Apr
19%
Apr
43 c
.
103
Jan
10%
104
Oct
Nov
3.65
1.80
Nov
2.10
Sep
Oct
2.85
6,650
1.80
1.600
7 %
'1.800
5
5%
775
4.25 July
25;,t
25%
26
3,115
25% Jury
5.95
5.55
5.95
3.608
I6V4
16%
4.25
4.30
9.795
400'
Jan.
2.00
2.70
ii
Jun
11%
10%
16 5
Nov
69c
7!:,
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Jan
Jun
34.225
2.80
—
10
Nov
3,400
11%
20
.
—
99%
39c
43c
11%
-*
*
—
35
14
39c
— —
—
103
70
1.80
9 %
11
7% Nov
5.30
13%
4.00
Jan
Jan
July
Mar
5%
-
Nov
28%
Feb
9.05 May
20% May
57/a
Feb
—
r
Silknit'
30
—5
common
Dairies
Silverwoocl
♦
30
*
Slater
Steel
common..:.-——
Preferred
120
————.—
pfd
.50
—
»
Southain
—
—
Standard
S'teinberg
Steel
Ltd—
class
Trusts
Switson
Industries
Nov
14%
Aug
14
14 Va
1,123
12%
Feb
35%
9,867
29%
Jan
38 %
3.40
3.45
200
Jan
3.75
11%
12
820
20
20
490
51%
51 %
50
29%
985
11%
20
■
__
29%
<
29 %
4.60
4.60
100
2.75
9Va May
] 71 a Jan
51 %
29
Feb
Aug
3.80 Mar
Nov
20%
Sep
52% Aug
36% Jan'
4.95 Nov
9%
9%
1,105
9%
Sep
12,/a
9%
21%
22%
24.550
18%
Fob
23 "4
22%
ri r
—'—
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ordinary-
23 14
23
23 %
1,680
56
56
56%
50
17
17
*
_
_
/
17
1,025
3.35
'
3.35
300
1.40
1.55
90Q
19% Mar
49
Mar
Oct
Nov
12
_•
—-r-—----——
Supertest Petrpleum
Common;'
T
40
_*
-
A
Apr
34 %
—
Paving
of Canada
27
"35
'■
»
Foods
Stafford
50
LI
•
class A
Simpsons Ltd
S K D Manufacturing—-——
*
5%
5%
1.50
;
of
Oct
4
8%
Ltd——,
Industrie
Sterling
Kelly
9
2'
8
9%
Apr
3.15
Warrants'
Kelvinator
Jan
•
2.85
common
'Preferred
Jan
4.50
54% May
•
warrants-
Ltd
Sep
52%
•
25c
common
Lake
B
,18%
Jan
■
1961
—25c
Club
Mar
47%
%—*
*
Finance-
Prop
Shawinigan
Somerville 'Industries
Jefferson
Mar
100
100
*
—
Jan
Mar
5
15%
5034
2.50
100
—'-)■
pfd
Oct
Leased
Oct
May
10
25
.*
——
Ltd——
Arts
Feb
117
Jan
15%
"A".,
Corp class A
Gas„.——
6.25
Jan
64 %
9%
:
17%
16
200
4.60
50 %
May
41c
44%
2.50
102
1.20
Nov
3.00 Aug
8%
—
preferred ——
i Hugh»
class A
990
150
103
910
8% May
4.80 Jan,
25c
1,140
10
A.
Canada
Royal Bank of
Royalite
Apr
6%
3.961
2.130
6
Rcthmans of Pall Mall
18%
.
7%
Jan
10
*
825
23%
A
Mar
_____
preferred
1.045
■
1.75
41% May
Aug
34c
8%
19
23
33 %
NOV
360
Sep
5.30
102
*
—*
5
64c
68%
1.25
Jan
10% May
Feb;
Mar
'315
33c
7%
—*
common
6 %
64
t
15%
Feb
3.80
7%
common
19
23
35 !
Feb
6% Mar
53
55c
68%
8%
2.135
preferred
8%
Nov
4.75
36 %
common
'
Nov
4.00
71
14%
3.600
Chemical
Litho
1.20
Feb
25
Discount
Discount
28%
Sep
common—2.50
—,———
Syndicate
Sep
4.15
970
_•
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors
49
100
'800
t;
5
.—
Utilities
.....
Jan
8 %
410
1.50
Jan
2
Batten
Grip
Rapid
,19
*
common
Minerals
International
Aug
1.10
12.255
350
1.25
.—100
Preferred
55c
/
1
International
4.50
,
6%
95%
16%
/
10
—
Jan
21 %
7%
107 ii
410
Jan
'
4.40
Yarns
16
Jun
47 %
.
249
10%
ep
Aug
33c
Revelstoke
13
75
97
14 %
1.25
—1
Gas_^_
Riverside
45% May
45
48%
98c
8
*
192
May
6%
%%
10
10%
warrants
Jan
39% July
16.128
23 %
97
*
;
22%
48 %
..._
Minerals
Industrial
23%
^ . 50
^_„_10
_—.
...
153
•
warrants
Rockower
Imperial
10%- Nov
8
.20c
—
36%
Oct
7%
Noy
15 c
warrants
'
1.00
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—
Ore
Natural
Quebec
20%
10 %
i
Bros
58
Mar
2.10
67
Price
Iron
100
2.COO
7.174
14%
.
:
Trust
11
8%
1.55
7% May
Jan
14%
u
26 %
420
1.30
1.30
—
Corp.—
10% July
2.50
27%
8%
1,—__
Industries
Premium
11
common..,.,
.J—:—
A
Engravers
50
6.074
13 3
4.70
500
12%
61 it
1
L;
C
.
32
Jan
2.25
._20e
—20
Erie
Husky
...
Co
Bay
'
4.10
Aug
14%
Pittfield
&
Hudson's
1.010
18%
.100
—_
18
14.850
6%
Dauch
&
32
6%.
it
6! 2
Preferred
Hayes Steel common.:
Hinde
30 7
1.65
27%
27%
common
Premier
Hardee
Nov
19
Sep
1.80 Mar
11
Oct
9%
8% May
Nov
6.00
common.
Preferred
11%
T1 3 B
—_
—___:
Pembina
May
4.50
July
lc
Aug
40 %
'
Great
Sep
Aug
23%
;
Nov
Jan
80
Apr
15
53%
% July
34%
1,035
11%
12
900
%
9%
2,85
3.00
39'
—
preferred
Warrants
7
Oct
3.00
20
21%
common-
Fixture
Petroleum
Pacific
2.60 July
Mar
5*2
Products
Steel
500
10% Mar
Sep
Aug
*
A
Oct
May
Sep
1.15
*
Coal
West
Class
1
——■
Class
Great
*
—
Northern
Great
"
10
Loam & Debenture
Ontario
!—
Power
27 % May
-
13 %
9%
A—
——
Great
10!
10%
Feb
32
Aug
7 %
9%
Macl>ay'.class
Gordon
27
'
Jan
Oct
23%
Nov
59
Nov
15 % Mar
19% May
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42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
FridayLast
stocks
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
'
.
'~
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Shares
Monday, December 2 1963
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Trice
...
.
^
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1, 1<J63
■
1814
Tamblyn
Tancord
Texaco
common
Industries
«--Canada Ltd common
Preferred
—-
Toronto
OlSrSS
A,
preferred——
Star
Towers
Marts
Traders
B
rights
B
59
Corp
Nov
11
1114
7,920
10%
Oct
15'A
Jan
Con
Nov
14'a
Apr
Con
Jan
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines
Consolidated
Call
Flin—
1114
1114
1,730
40
100
37\*
Sep
1614
1614
bJ
lbla
May
te
161a
1614
34
16 Va
Nov
21
Jan
16
32
80,285
14 'A
13 =
8
1414
11,190
13 %
8
8=8
6,485
614
1114
255
11'A
.
"25
30'4
185
2914
3014
4.20
440
4.15
40c
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
6%
5%
1.00
60%
2.05
Jan
28c
25c
30c
900
25c
Nov
1.00 Mar
2.10 Mar
Jun
75c
75c
400
70c
May
11
1114
680
10
July'
13%
15% July
19%
Nov
20%
Nov
23
1,435
1514
6,757
7,577
94
Jan^
9714
90
7.40
4,712
107 10814
52
100
7 'A
8
100
1,931
8%
1,845
15 Va
6.00
650
2.95
4.00
4.20
1,500
2.50
59c
60c
700
11%
110
Sep
50
48
4.85
1,350
36
36
Mines
Agnico
Ltd
Pitch
Ore.
1
Petrol
Leduc
American
Anacon
Anglo
;
Anglo
Croinor
Arjon
75c
Oil
Warrants
Feb
40 Va
Atlin
Ruffner
Aunor
Mining
Belleterre
Bibis
Black
—
—4
42c
14c
Jan
1.29
12c
14c
18c
83c
90c
37c
35c
40c
Brunswick
34c
14c
3,000
1214c
Jan
80c
67c
80c
7,500
67c
Nov,
8c
6 VaC
8c
1,500
6c
6
C
7c
12,000
5VaC
6 Vac
20,500
3.65
3.65
850
la
5c
Jan
Red
Canada
Tungsten
Canadian
Astoria
4.
Minerals-
Australian
Exploration—
Canadian
Jan
10
Oct
13'A
55c
Sep
95c
Denison
Mines
Asbestos
Del
Fatima
Petrol
Oil
65c
5c
Jan
16c
1.23
July
11.500
35.400
Feb
1,700
37c
2.87
Feb
1.20
14 '/2c
425
65c
68c
3,329
6c
10.500
31
6.235
25'/a
Feb
31%
Nov
May
17c
Mar
Jan
'
5'/aC
6c
30'/a
30 te
-
7'ic Nov
5
656
65c
101a
12.777
9c 10 Vic
10 tec
Feb
1.05
Feb
10c
9,000
90c
Sep
18 lie
Sep
11c
Oct
Hard
Nov
7c
Feb
Harrison
21c
8,750
11c
.Tan
40c
4 Vic
5c
6.500
3 Vic
Aug
11c
25c
25c
1.000
22 VaC
Sep
37c
Sep
15,700
15c
Jan
18c
July
25c
17 Vic
9,200
17 VaC
15C
1.000
13c
4.10
3.95
4.15
4.725
12
11%
12
6.797
19c
15c,
Nov
Gold
Rock
,'33 'ic
4.75 July
15'A-Sep
Jun
Hastings
Jun
Heath
6.45
6.30
6.45
,7,275
2.20
Jan
18c 19 Vac
30,071
6Vac
Jan
4.00
3.85
2.15
2.25
4,115
5c
6 VaC
4,500
10c
10c
8 Vic
8.05
8,00
8.20
3,346
17
17 li
15 '/a
3,297
11.600
8 '/a c Mar
67.970
24c
Aug
51c
Jan
7.850
22c
55c
Apr
Copper
414c
Jan
24
Feb
1.16 July
Iso
Mines
Jacobus
Mines
Jelex
82c
15.000
2.95
16.600
2.81
14
14'Va
930
-13 'A
Nov
18 Vi
Aug
Joliet
1.09
Jan
1.75
Nov
Jonsmith
,
1.61
1.61
500
4.35
3.80
4.50
62,875
51c
50c
53c
12,050
6c
6c
7c
31.634
9'/ic 14 lie
79,200
4.95
10.717
4.60
>
1.55
-
5.75
Oct
Joutel
34c
July
1.40
Feb
Jowsey
6c
Oct
6c
Aug
Jan
2.99
31c
24c
85c
85c
85c
500
75c
Sep
July
—1
2.12
1.83
2.18
110:550
70c
Feb
2.27
17c
4.000
10c
Aug
Jan
^—__—2—20c
16c
24'Ac
17c
Jan
,18 VaC
15c 18
27c
35c
1
1
9c
—
12'Ac
Mines
Keelev
Oct
Kenville
Nov
Kerr
26c
1.14
Feb
Labrador
Jan
Lake
4 Vie
51.601
4c
700
90c
6c
Oct
9tec
6VaC Aug
8'/aC Feb
Lakehead
4c
90c
i
7 Vac
7 Vie
8c
6.583
l
12 c
10c
12c
13.082
8c
Aug
•
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8 Vac
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14.000
6c
Oct
16c
Mar
4:2no
45c
Sen
98c
Jan
Langis Silver
2.734
10
Oct
12
7.15
7.05
7.25
1.03
1.01
1.03
2.350 :
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6c
6c
5.400
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1.70
1.55
1.70
3.000
Sep
Nov
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6.75 July
10 269
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July
14 VaC
10c
Aug
20c
Feb
14 VaC
1
——1
70c
Nov
1.01
5c
Jan
1.03
Jan
,
1.30 Jan
14c
Mar
16'/ac Mar
f-
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--1
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Lake
Osu
Mines
Lake Shore
15c
19.000
78c
18.300
68c
Nov
1.55
28c
4.199
25 c
Nov
33Vic
Apr
16C
14.000
13 VaC
1.10
Feb
6c
7c
14.500
4 Vic
Apr
14'/aC
Jun
6.00
6c
6.15
12.434
6.DO
Nov
6.15
2.50 July
3.65
,
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1
14c
Oct
40c
18c
99.500
12c
Nov
36c
Sep
11V2C 13 Vac
15.375
10c
Sep
18c
Apr
25
Jan
35 '/a
Nov
34
34'a
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7.40
6.75
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20 VaC
21c
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8.50 Aug
31c
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4.000
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21.500
14c
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24Vac
2.10 July
2.98
2.008
2.10
2.10
4.05
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4.10
200
24'/2c Nov
19c
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Jan
4.35
Oct
Jan
Nov
Feb
Sep
43c
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39c
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28c
11.125
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19c
19c
20c
56,900
1.95
1.93
2.00
10.850
1.30
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2.80
1
Sep
1.41
4.000
Jan
1.41
Nov
1.75
1.41
1.41
11c
12c
10.000
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1.77
1
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Latin American
9.25
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Leitch Gold Mines
1.36
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7c
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1.82
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3.25
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Oct
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33c
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13c
18c
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Oct
Oct
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14c
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Jan
1,535
45c
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28c
7 VaC
Oct
9c
1
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12Vic Nov
13c
42c
24 Vac
11 tec Aug
23 VaC 24 VaC
—
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5.60
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1.70
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,
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45c
86.950
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11.200
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1,15
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Jun
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8c
85c
3.00
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7c
1,000
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Sep
25.000
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9c
21c
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May
3.85
5,875
1,500
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714c May
18,190
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53c
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9c
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10c
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1
34c
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July
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13
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10
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3.70
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75c
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3 VaC
24c
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12,000
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22c
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12c
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23c
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Feb
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1.72
2.00 July
10 VaC Mar
12c
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Nov
1.00
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1
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1
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2.35
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29c
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Goldale
30c
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Apr
Sep
Aug
6 lie
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Aug
12c
11,800
23c
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Aug
20c
7c
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4.125
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6c
7
16c
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18c
72c
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82c
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15
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2.30
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2.35
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79c
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32c
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—
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1.20
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92c
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6
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18.000
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,
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1.03
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2.185
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1.80
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1.790
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1.02
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13 te
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6.95
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1-
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4.200
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16.851
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6,331
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87c
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30c
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23c
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May
95c
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Jan
89c
May
1
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11c
74c
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Mar
29c
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72c
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22,c
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Jan
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2514c
1
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May
11c
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39c
32c
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43c
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6,100
138,050
6.00
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7c
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3,500
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Nov
6c
1
Sep
52c
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63c
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11c
46c
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1.66
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46c
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56c
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92c
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4.15
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500
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814 c
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95c
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1.10
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Feb
8c
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Central
Sep
Feb
11c
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74c
8c
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Central
Jan
26c
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1.55
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33c
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63c
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7
3,750
1
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86,225
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1
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Aug
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July
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Cable
Jan
15c
90c
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Bethlehem
Bidcop
33c
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4,000
•
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Bevcon
Nov
9,200
1
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Jan
19,600
50c
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Uranium
Belcher
7Vac
1
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Petroleums
Beattie
Nov
8c
3.65
1
Mines
Metals
Baska
Jan
Jan
1
Barymin
Bata
26c
20Vac
29c
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5 Vac
Bankfield
Base
Nov
Nov
1.10
1
:
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15c
8.V2C
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50c
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3.20
Jan
6,600
5,525
1.04
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Bankeno
Barnat
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8c
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Aug
1.10
1
Mines
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61c
34c
13 Vac
Mines
Gold
Auinaque
Aug
11c
2614c
Nov
55c
French
27c
15c
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Horn
Dickenson
Feb
Aug
10c
2.000
Jan
14c
Mar
6,000
Jan
17c 17 Vac
Jun
5c
Duvan
35c
12c
43c
9c
Dynamic
15c 1614 c
12c
Aug
16c
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Sep
20c
-
25c
9,200
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1,620
5V4c
16.000
10.000
66c
5,780
22c
27c
13,100
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40c'
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25c
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51
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25c
22c
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1.10
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22c
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16c
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10c
40c
23c
7c
16c
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914 c 1014 c
5.25 May
Mar
145,000
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52c
4c
Nov
14c
13c
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51c
4,900
3.90
3.800
1014c
1
1
Malartic
4c
850
4.20
4.15
2.55 May
1
Amphi
4c
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,
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,
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Decoursey Brewis Mines
East
2.12
9c
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Daragon
East
8,515
1.51
35.875
7.85 May
2.55
13c
May
165.350
77c
2.36
5c
18c
Feb
8 Vac
154.500
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Jan
38c
105.410
Aug
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Mar
8c
Oct
20 VaC
Aug
Nov
14 !'aC
Feb
7c
1514c
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7 Vac
9c
43c
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16c
1,100
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1.27
1
3,400
38c
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44c
1
2,420
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500
8c
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1.00 Aug
12 tec
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44c
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18c
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Nov
2.33
Jan
4c
11,622
Nov
62c
1.40 Nov
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20c
1.15
4c
2.42
35c Aug
10c
Sep
4.60 Mar
Jan
Aug
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1
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4c
19c
1.05
1.45
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44c
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Nov
4.20
Jan
5.75
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Crowpat
Oct
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6.85
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Mines
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Mines
Zinc
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Nov
—1
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3,375
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20c
1
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7.305
12c
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4VaC Aug
4c
:
13,000
1.50
12c
88c
200
10,500
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52c
1.40
1.90
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10c
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49'4C
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1.45
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2.55
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440.511
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3.35
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2.35
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414 c
1
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Alminex
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4.40
1.98
12c
8 VaC
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Alta Pacific Cons
4.40
2.34
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20c
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Mar
5»4c
414 c
1
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84c
814 c
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1
Apr
27c
1,558
12c
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Oct
7.20
Mar
3.55
58c
2.500
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Craigmont
Jan
22
Oct
32
50
4.70
Jun
Jan
39c
1
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Apr
9%
Jan
49'/a
Oct
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Feb
36
Nov
18c
35c
1.25
1
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Apr
Feb
5.75
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Apr
21
40c
Nov
38c
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Apr
12
Nov
20 Va
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Nov
6.80
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Aug
23 %c
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1.15
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Coppercorp
Apr
May
1814
15
21
Ltd
38c
Sannorm
Copper-Man
Oct
15
18=4
97
1
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Advocate
14c
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Conwest
Jun
15 V4
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7.20
1.05
/
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5c
24.200
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Jan
Oct
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&
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Acme
10.000
16c
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Nov
Feb
7.35
Jun
Jun
7'A
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5 tec
9 Vac
17%
108 Va
Apr
13'/aC
5c
1
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7c
6,414
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1514
75c
16.190
145,900
15c
15c
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1314 Mar
50
Mines
80c
5c
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77c
20c
2814
4.00
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July
1.15
Dome
Accra
Jan
6c
1
Mac
Nicholson
Dome
Acadia
10c
Jan
1
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*
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13c
Oct
4c
1
500
4.80
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Feb
5'/aC
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3,183
15 te
Jan
6.000
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60c
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Jun
57c
2,100
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1514
60c
Jan
15c
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2i.ooJ
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1,050
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78c
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714
7c
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Morrison Exploration
2914
60c
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preferred
Nov
1
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Consolidated Negus Mines
15%
common
Zellers
Nov
25c
5c
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29 te
B
Zellers
9c
39,749
1
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Jan
54
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class
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1,000
29c
28c
26 Vic July
'
Oct
Deldona
Class
9'/ac
18c 23 t2c
Jan
July
27c
6,453
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York
Oct
7c
4.65 July
4.00 Mar
Jan
41c
4 lac
May
16
Aug
Nov
18c
8.300
14c
Nov
2814
32
Oct
3.00 Aug
20c
6.233
4c
Iron
Mogul
Nov
13 Va
100
59
7
warrants-
A
40c
57
Yukon_^_—
&
Jun
3014
Jan
100
59
-
100
preferred
Class
1,125
150
19c
50c
Consolidated
s.
—
Pass
59
4.00
!
500
1514
4.15
.5
$6
White
,
22c
Get
7c
Lake
Marcus
Consolidated
3.50
15
15
.—100
preferred
Warrants
Consolidated
2314
25
4.30
Nov
1.16
1.90 July
5.00 Aug
4c
Mines
Marbenor
3.70
/-
Jun
Jan
30 Vs
225
2614
Gillies
Consol
Oct
7 Vac
-
Halliwell
57
Nov
4.30
*,
5
•
*
.
-
23
Jan
53
5614
5
A
class
18Vu
Apr
55 Va Aug
2614
—
—
B
4te%
55
20
common
Pacific
Class
6,180
2.740
9c
Oil
Consolidated
Jan
Oct
79c
Fenimore
*
preferred
Plant
(Geo)
Dragon
Consolidated
11%
Feb
9
10
21
55
11
5614
1
Ltd).
(Canada
common
Products
Western
Weston
Consolidated
Nov
1414
Oct
Jan
1.13
25c
26 Vac
Discovery
Oct
814
May
28c
43c
1.300
18c
*
Cadillac
1514
,
-
Nov
3014
1
'
A
Westeel
11
20
55
21
10
*
;
Foods
Consolidated
Oct
36
Central
49c
8.050
38.150
50c
1
_l
r
Consolidated
Nov
.r
Shawkey
Consolidated
3.35
Indies
Class
Va
J.
11
Equipment
Westtair
West
16% Mar
Jan
1114
42
16 Va
Nov
8=
3
"
—
Trust
Trans
18c
15c
Sep
85c
20 Vac
2014 c
1,100
Feb
Jun
18c
32c
3.90
*
Mines
Coniagas
16c
22c
1.25
3.70
1
Gold
Combined
6,t J0
c
High
Sep
Vac Aug
9Vac Jan
12
77c
2.50
•
Coin
Jun
Jan
10.8UJ
3.75
Metals
Jan
24.000
10'
30c
Mines
Key Mines—
Lake
14'a
c
la
5 VaC
1.16
.78c
*
-
Low
^
ibc
I
1
50c
3014
Knapp'
&
Willans
62'A
10 Va
10c
1
Smelting
&
41c
50
50
''
Walker G & W
Westcoast
Cochenour
May
40
*
—^
Waihwright
Webb
Nov
"" Nov
16te
common
Vulcan
Waterous
14 V2
11
5'
10 %c
1
i
Mining
59
700
11 te
—.—
Gray
&
Chimo Gold Mines
Chromium
3.50
Vendomatic
Victoria
a
14c
J
Mining & Smelting
Chibougamau
July
lie
High
6c
Kayranu Copper Minus-—
66 Va May
Mar
11
300
12=8
——
Steel
United
14 1
59
■
preferred
2nd
of Canada
preferred
1963
Feb
Aug
9
Jan
common
preferred-preferred
Corps class A
Class
6Va
59%
8%
B
United
92
Oct
400
1.906
714c
1
'
Mines
41c
1
A
Class
.Class
86
158
90
8'a
62'a
-
.
Acceptance
Union' Gas
55
~
1
'
Pipeline--"—
Pipeline
Prairie Pipeline
Union
Club
8814
12 = 8
40
Elevator
Nov
dan
61l2
1414
—
Canada
Turnbull
Chesterville
-
59
Trans-Mountain
"Trans
Nov
l
——
11%
—
B
Class
Oct
5.50
814
s
Class
Trans
43
22 Va
Feb
62 Va
50
>-
common
class A
preferred
A rights
5%
969
**■"*
Finance
Class
55
„
~— —* ~ ~~ ~
—
Toronto
53
1.70
88 V2
y
—
Investment comDominion Bank _•
10
Iron Works common
^
Toronto
225
Low
Par
(
Mines
Cheskirk
Jan
1714
205
5%
55
Canadian Gen
Third
1814
5
—,
High
Low
High
Low
Par
lie
1
1.73
-
-
4T
CRA
Nov
10 Vac, Oct
1.15 Mai-
19c
Jan
1.97
Apr
198- Number
Volume
6321
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
(2163)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Louvicourt
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
1
Mines
Yellowknife
Lynx
Gold
Low
High
9 Vic
9 Vac
8c
5c
5c
2.80
--
21c
Feb
Preston
o a,i
12c
Aug
Provo Gas
oc
Mines
Macaonald
Madsen
Mines Ltd
•
Lake
Manitou
1.000
16c
Mar
Q
1.800
.2.10
Jan
2.55
Aug
Quebec
4c
11,500
4c
May
6Vic
Feb
Vic
4*ic
3.600
4c
Feb
5 VaC
Apr
Quebec
Lithium
15c
3 VaC
Aug
Quebec
Mattagami
10c
15c
23c
2.000
8.50
8.25
8.80
11.392
1.60
1.47
1.62
31.791
9c
9c
10C
31.000
7c
1.25
500
High
1.40 July
Oct
35c
6.85
Mar
59c
Jan
9.90 Maw
1.82
Aug
46c
Apr
May
622
7c.
7c
7c
3.500
14c
13 Vac
15c
9.800
13J/2C
1
Copper
1.25
1
I
Ascot
1.25
1.93
1.90
1.95
450
1.90
Nov
16c
T.375
13c
Aug
17c
Sep
11c
2.016
11c
lsbv
15 Vic
Feb
1
'
23c
Oct
Oct
23c
Jan
.1
7 Vac July
12c
Jan
1
10 34
10 Vi!
Nov
18c
Jun
.1
19c
47c
580
2.075
8c
8c
1
Mines
,
10 Vic 11 Vic
1
*
Maralgo
M I Minerals
16c
Jan
Low
35c
1
____
•.
2.40
4
_—*
Barvue
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
35c
Feb
4c
2.35
1
Manoka
3.95
Nov
16c
1
_
Cons Mines
Maneast
Uranium
2.70
456
•
Producers Ltd^
2.33
1
Mines
Red
Magnet
Shares
Low
1
,
Purdex Minerals
'
Marassa Gold
for Week
1
Gold_____-
Rouyn
July
10.000
.
Powell
13c
7Vac Aug
4.300
2.80
Mines_
Par
r
High
Jun
6c
1.100
80
8c
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
'
Low
Par
._
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 29)
Sales
Week's
Friday
43
Quont'o Explorations Ltd
16c
lie
11c
10 3
4
19c
43.050
45c
47c
11.700
J tin
7<:
2.208
17 Vac
1.25
Jan
10c
Feb
Nov
25C
Apr
1.45
3.25
Jun
Jan
Jun
ll3,4 May
15c
Aug
40c
38c
Mar
9.65
lie
Mines
Marehant
11c
12c
18,033
1
93c
88c
97 c
53.400
1
7'aC
7c
8c
8.750
_1
*
45c
43c
47c
29,260
54c
58c
17.000
9c
9c
6,000
107~»
10 Vt
11
14.135
8 Vic
9c
3.200
44 Vi
43 3^
44'a
13 Va
13 V*
29 Vic
29V4C
31c
6,850
25c
Apr/
Rio
Rupununi
Mines
1
6c
5 Vac
8c
9 Vac
12.5UU
4VaC
Jan
12c
Jun
Rix
Athabasca
Uran
1
23c
21c
23c
5.300
Vac
10.300
2uc
Mar
30c
May
ll
34c
33c
36c
41.350
13c
Apr
42c
9c
Jan
16c
Feb
llc-
1.24
iVi.U
tioi;
Maritimes
_
Mining
r—
_
Corp
,
Martin-McNeely Mines
1
Consol
Matachewan
*
1
1
•
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Mclntyre
McKenzie
Lake
Red
McWalters
Gold
54c
10.500
54c
Nov
•
1.15
1.20
1.340
47c
Jan
8c
Feb
'1
21c
20 Vic
21c
6,000
Island
74c
75c
56.850
50c
—:—1
-1
Mines.
Mining
City
1
8()C
1
2.25 Mar
40c
1.28
Apr
*
Creeic
National
Mines
Exploration
National
10c
11c
16,700
10c
Nov
Oct
12c
Aug
May
Salem
Jun
6C
July
80c
4.900
70c
Aug
99c
Sep
Sheep
36C
40c
13.800
35c
Nov
67c
Apr
Sherritt
34.158
17c
Mar
39 c
23c
10 VaC May
Creek
Gordon
Nov
Sigma
1.91
500
1.80
Apr-
2.40
Jan
1.01
May
1.29
Oct
Silver
15c
15c
19c
37.600
Oct
Slscoe
Nelio
Mines
-
New
Alger
New
Athona
New
Bidlamaque
Mines
—
1.12
10,600
11c
31.500
10Vic
7.00
7.00
100
6-45
1.35
1.35
1.35
1.800
2.70
2.62
2.77
17.244
5.00
__1
Mines___.
Gold-;
.4.000
4VaC
4.200
1.81
Oct
Spooner
12c
18.500
9c
Julv
27c
Apr
Stanrock
12c
12c
1,000
12c
Nov
17c
Jan
Stanwell Oil
5c
6c
16,000
4c
Jan
12c
July
4.510
25C
Sep
43c
Jun
10.100
4 c'
Oct
7V2c Jan
Steep
32c
New
Calumet
New
Concord Development-Holdings
Mines
New
Continental
Davies
New
Goldvue
Canada.
of
Oil
Mines.
New
Mines
Merger___
'
Flew Senator Rouvn
Rim
70c
6.900
62c,.
Nov
1.65 May
62c
t
—
Mines.
5,770
23c
20.000
10c,
Jan
5 VaC
8.100
4c
Jan
6c
Oct
1.12
Jan
6c
6.000
1.65
1.93
163.175
7c
7c
8c
22c
126
20c
15.567
19c
Mar
2.000
20q
Jan
40c
Sep
13c
15c
30.206
13c
Nov
31c
Feb
1.75
1.80
3,ii0
13c
21c
25 c
165.900
—
_
Tormqnt
32c
Oct
_1
_
40.200
13c
24c
21c
--
Mines
Nor
-
_
Normetal
Ic
4c
29c
26c
41
1
Mines
_♦
Corp
Mining
4 Vac
Nickel
Northcal
1
3 Vic
11.485
4.05
1
18C
18c
7c
May
Oil
Union
5.500
13c
Oct
36c
10c
1.500
5 Vac
Jan
12c
1.50
1.000
1.40
Aug
1.87
Apr
10c
10c
3.000
9c
Aug
15 Vac
May
4.60
4.70
8.002
72c
75c
2.600
13c
3.6D0
45c
49c
16.300
45c,-
Nov
81c
91c
3(i.0U0
60c
Mar
North
Oils
Canadian
Preferred
25c
common
.1-—-50
1.91
2.00
l«c,
Mining
2.05
1
Exploration
Northgate
North
United
3.25
Asbestos
North
Rankin____
Nor'h
Rock
Aug
United
Keno
14c
Jan
United
Jan
61c
Julv
United
40c
July
United
"-V
Nova
3.91
Oil
/
V
13.325
1.766
•
•
;
2.80 Aug
Julv
6.25
Jan
Vandoo
22 VaC
Aug
l.onq
2 'c
W'-y
39c
20c
Nov
55c
Mav
1.40
1.40
200
39c
55c
4.250
Mines
V
__1
55c.
IIV2C
-
Gas
10 Vac 11 Vac
1.70
Mines
.
1.40
2«c
2.920
41c
144.009
2.33'
2.15
2.50
74 c
1.70
lD.uiO
71c
-75c
1,003
4 Vac
5c
3.500
46c
1,050
15c
Oct
40c
Malartic
8 VaC
8 VaC
;
8 Vic
'
,
i.oo
65c
1.85
Oct
Jan
14c
7.60
Weedon
tf.10
12 215
8c
7 Vic
8c
4.500
10
Gold
_J
Pax
Petroleum
80c
Westates
Nov'
,
Jan
Oct
'
5 V'aC
Feb
58c
Feb
Jan
18c
July
Jan
8.25
Sep
3.30
Oct
1.85 MarA
5'ac
42c
51c
152.780
20c
42c
6.220
33c
Jan
'
Jan
Jun
Mav
Tic
Nov
54c
Jan'
48c
Petrol
HI 1
Western
Western
Oil
Petrol
&
Pickle Crow
piaee
Oil
Placer
Ponder
Ar
1.20
91/2>
1,000
V,c
4c
4 VaC
60c
69c
17c 21 Vac
1.34
7.500
2.50
21.550
2.30
2.39
Windfall
Wright
Yale
3c
May
Sep
97c
Apr
13c.
Mar
24c
Nov
2.58
Nov
1.35
Jun
54c
Mar
Yellovknife
Aug
Young
11 Vac 14 Vac
56.000
9c
Jan
YukenO'
6.90
2.95
100
21c
24c
128.525
10 VaC
11c
9 VaC
9 Vic
2,000
15c 16 VaC
115.000
15c
1
_*
16c
10
Nov
Aug
23c
R ar»
3 80
28c
Vac
Nov
9 VaC
18.100,
Nov
15c
Nov
15c
FnV)
Feb
Sep
15c
Zulapa
*
::::::_:::_5_oc
44c
Mar
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Mar
42c
July
Jan
l°c
Sec
55c
8.700
49c
Nov
51c
5ic
4 oeq
50C
Oct
66c
Apr
♦No
5.500
35c
Nov
59c
Mai-
included
24,
Aug
31
Mar
range),
21c
Nov
42c
42c
38c
27 "a
28
1 4M )
23c
24c
2.000
.
20.700
4c
Nov
12c
Jan
93c
81c
Nov
15c
5.083
5.967
50c
15c
15c
1.000
^_
1
1.48
1.40
1.50
21.580
2.98
2.75
3.05
18 VaC
16c
19c
40.150
13c
256.980
18c
Feb
1.060
60c
Nov
8c
Aug
•
14c
14c
15c-
68c
56c
40c
60c
60c
65c
_—1
8 Vac
8c
9c
40
4c
4 VaC
5c
5c
1.10
1.07
1.10
6c
6c
6 VaC
4c
4c
4c
24 833
42c
42c
___1
1
Apr
4c
Oct
4 Vic
Nov
1.00
1.500
Jun
9c
May
Jail
1.19
Jun
6c
Feb
3c
,
11c
14c
,
May
Feb
14c
tan
7 Vic
Feb
16c
6 000
39c
Aug
47c
Jan
20c 20VaC
___1
Mines
July
5.250
__,_1
—
____
__—_____
2.00
7.500
5c
1
1
Mines
Mines -I
Jan
.J,nil
44.000
___1
Bear
Jan
Feb
1.25
4.700
_20c
_—
2 32
13c
12,591
68c
________
We regret that we do
49c
28
'24.100
5c
1.16
Mining
Vic
23c
83c
4c
17.000
18c
Aug
31c
Jan
17c
29.000
16c
Jan
41c
tun.
16c
May
3 700
70c
82c
3.80
Mines
Metal
Zenmac
4Uq
1.15
Consolidated '
Yukon
6 75
3.65
Zinc—
Mines
Nov
3.20 Mar
6 no
1
(HO)
Jan
Sep
.
10c
24
17.412
Yellorex
12c 12 Vac
42c
~~~~
—
2.75
'
25
51c
Mines
,
35 c'
Oct
1
55c
12
Gas_______
Development
Oils
33c
n
6.00 July
1.937
6.75
___.
Oil
Gas
38c
Jun
J"
9,VaC
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Oct
39c
80c
Feb
9Vic Mar
,--1
_
6 ''ac
J'in
6c
1
:__
'—
Hargreaves
1.000
1..
1.16
——
&
3r
7 nnq
20.500
3.80
jv
1 810
4c
25c
Jan
1
_
A
Jan
Jan
49c
__1
class
1.66
Apr
8.000
__2
Lodge__
Inlet
57
26e
Nov
—
Oil
Lead
H
4c
Pep
4.500
Coghlan
Wiltsey
6.30
Sen
May
1
Nov
6 VaC
lie 11 *,aC
45c
21c
15c
1.800
6c
,
Jun
Oct
July
'3.066
.
Ac,
4c
—
IIIi
Mines_
Mines
Willrov
WiJshire
2.100
Vic
6.75
23
Exploration
&
14 Vac
Gold
Consol
Gold
7 Vic
10.416
69c
♦
Surf
34c
30c
nil
_______
Beaver
48c
2.95
_6.50
_
Exploration
Gas
16c
7.600
19c
1
Decalta Petroleum
1.08
34c
1.05
10 V?c
Mining
Perron
Feb
1.43
1
Western Mines
48c
-
^
Mines
Consolidated
Peerless
8.75
16c.
19c
—
Malartic
West
1.05
48 c
•
____.
International
Pernio
Nov
1.34
vie
Anr
4.50
10 VaC 10 '/,c
11
Jan
11.070
875
*
4.20
78c
5.00
24.675
—:—____.
Nov
Jun
Feb
Nov
July
Aug
30c
4
53c
1.75
1.43
HI
13 V4
Jan
9 Via c
Westburne Oil
Nov
Jan
40 Vic
__20c
_—
__20c
Porcupine
Paymaster.
Pee,
f>2c
24c
Jan
Oct
1.15
27c
.1
Yankee Canuck Oil
Ltql
tun
Sep
4.50
,
___i
Petroleums
14c
42c
.
1.09
Jan
Jiin
1.700
1.32
Nickel
Lake
Jan
50c
Mines
3 05
Oct
5
2.15
13.944
9 Vac
Mining
Wefner
6.50
9.949
2 80
Ormsby Mines
Patino
9.
28c
20,750
74c'
29c
1
Wespac
10c
85 400
Vic
7.05
3.10
12C
1.84
37c
1 50
1.40
Mines
Feb
8c
500
7.40
Copper
Orchan' Mines
Pato
4 95
70c
9 Vac
1—^
Feb
55c
May
4c
46c
1
Oct
1.36
1.40
—_i
Niv
2.60
Aug
Nov
10 VaC
4,500
1.60
__
Mines___
Nov
Fell
15c
2.098
20c
20c
12=H
Jun
100
•
Paranvaque
T.40
July
14 Vic Mar
July
___i
Exploration^.
Mines
47 Vac
19,950
Oleary
Pallis°r
65c
Hi
Cons
Violamac
30c
Oils
Pamour
2,125
12:,4
__.
Mines
Vauze
Vespar
23c
O'-alta
Pa moil
69c
Hi
.__
Reef
30Vic Aug
Oct
26c
&
Osisko Lak"
65c
1.19
Sep
1
Upper Canada Mines
Urban
Quebec
Western
Orenada
11c
19c
*
United
23c
Gold
Opemiska
5,000
1—
Fortune
Oct
7°"
16 Vac
New
Nov
30c
Lake
Obrien
15c
______
Macfie
Oils
Jan
2.55
23 Vac
26c
Warrants
Obaska
13c
*
40c
Aug
23c
Mipes'
Nydulama
15c
32c
Hill
40V4
Nov
Jan
i4c
30c
;___
Beaucage
Nurrac
76c
—.
;
United
warrants'
.Canada
Northern
Sep
5.500
13.850
52.150
12 V4
"V T C"
Canso
Exploration
A
Northspan
9c
43c
Jan
9c
»
—
United' Buffadison
Aug
27
13.375
3.75
3.55
Ji ly
53c
1.80
___1
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Jan
12 V.f'c
vd
17c 17 Vic
3.70
Goldcrest,
Sep
13c
1.55
IIIi
Aug
7c.
900
60c
32c
9c
38c
1
Aug
2.920
id
25c
58c
60c
__.
10.235
Apr
1.70
r
Nov
Mar
1.41
.__1
19c
■
Coldstream
North
1 02
19c
9c
Corp
47c
12 Vac
Nov,
V"
40
V;r
Jan
1.75
-
Oil
Oct
J
Z.<8 Mar
3
25c
,
Warrants
1.00
Sep
88c
'
Jan
8tic Aug
970
90c
Oct
8*.c
17V2C
35c
34.738
1.00
4.95
ieb
Feb
4.000
24c
8 Vac
I
Sep
Apr
Jan
65c
Mar
.
535.800
17c
40c
21c
4.45
68c
1.53
c
4ci
1
5.990
53c
,40c
17c
40c
_______i
25c
8,333
17 c
Jan
7c
Gold
Unjon
^45'ac July
5.35
Jun
18c
Nov
1.50
8 Va c
Jan
Feb
7c
52 c
Nov
832,500
22 c
38c
Mar
Oct
4,500
*
12c
12c
4.35
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—
Trinity Chibougamau
Oct
70.700
1
Ltd
Mines
North Bordulac
v*r
Jan
6c
•_•_
Transcontinental Resources
4c
7c
7 c"
11c
4.05
'
Nnrpax
Mnr
!
-
Triad
19c.
51.000
3.20
6'*
87.C
Jun
lie
29c
3.10
3.20
31.000
47c
Apr
1,000
-
6 V2 c
Nov
13c
J "Ml
2 5O0
'
12c 12 Vac
,-1
Mines
Norlex
Vac
36c
6c
Exploration
Trans Canada Exp Ltd
3.000
4c
4c
11c 11
36c
1
Mines
Norlartic
4c
lie
__L1
Mines
Norgold
1
1
_
Gold
Acme
Norbeau
6.VaC
__
Mines
Minos
Tundra
Nisto
63c
1
32c
25c
Nov
Feb
Sep
4.25
'
40c
'••Iv '
Sep
28c
Towagmac
Oo
1.31
26,832
Ltd
Silver
Oct
G^c Mar
14c
Sep
4.65
Mines
Jan
18 'aC
16Vic
Aug
60c
60c
Thompson Lunamarlc
/-ui
24.600'
Oct
9c
605
1
Feb
16c
91.874
9c
8.000
75c
28c
43.400
13.QOO
11c
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Mining
25'ac
23c
18 VaC
Jan
10c
62c
11 VaC
______
Mines
9c
July
Apr
53c
Corp
Nov
9 VaC
2.05
60c
Temagami
Torbrit
Oct
10c
.•*
Territory
Tombill
leb
Jun
62c
9 VaC
_1
Feb
2.24- Oct
1.60
5.60
48l'aC
1
6 V'aC
Jan
14c 15 VaC
13c
21c
Teck
10c
4,75 Jun-
1
.1
Gas
Sunburst Exploration
Sep
12c 14 Vac
14 Vac
Apr
Julv
9V2c
^
1
Iron
Cons
7c
10.200
23c
36c
28c
'
Sullivan
13c
1.79
1
-__
Mining
12c
221.270
12c
Jan
3.35 Mar
July
25c
Oils—
&
&
Rock
Oct
2.61
5.00
Nickel
Steeloy
Apr
1.45
19c
Uranium
lie
1.350
18c
12c
._il
5 Vic May
Jan
22c
5c
1.82
1
_
Sep
Julv,
20c
/
21c
_
Nickel"Mining w Smelting____
Nickel
5.00
1
New north Gold .Mines.,.
Rouyn
Nfov
Ltd_l
1
1
—/.
Smelt
Mylamaque/ Mining &
Ne\y
3.25
6c
1
.
_
Newlund
3c
1.125
1
Mines
Hosco
3.500
3.45
23c 24 Vl>c
5 Vac
Harricana
New
500
3Vac
22c
—1
_
Oct
25c
3c
*
—50c
Pete
19Vac
25c
3c
65c
New
4VaC
3.25
____*
1
Warrants
New
4 Vac
1
:
Newconex
25c 25 Vac
Vac
4 Vac
Oct
8.40
25c
1
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
25
—-1
Jun
Jan
1.07 May
19 c
•
Union Oils
5c
2.80
Mines
37
Sep
25c
1
1
lie
Starratt
1
33c
1.06
10Va,c
.
2.60
t
Jun
Oct
1.10
:
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4 Vac
5c
Aug
1
Vac
.1
„
Feb
7c
1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Southern
43c
May
50c
Quebec
Mines
Standard
2.65
May
52c
Oct
3c
7.00
Silver Miller Mines
22.400
8c
Oct
20c
-10 VaC
£
1.15
3.10
22c
7.704
15.000
50c
Gold-
1.90
Jun
37.265
5c
1
__,
1.05
23c
38c
22c
4c
_50o
Freehold
Security
25c
20c
4c
99c
Satellite Metal
16c
37c
21c
♦
Petrol
Sarcee
1 eb
19c
1,000
Oct
1
Apr
45c
1.700
May
1
,___
Gold
River
5.000
Jan
1
Exploration
Antonio
San
Sand
7c
Oct
Jan
10c
32c
11
Aug
32c
1
1.90
—1
*
7 Vic
Mining
1.10
25c
*
15
Jan
Ryanor
' 79c
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Petroleum
Mines
Nealon
Jun
5c
Jan
37c
Jan
ll'/a
20VaC Aug
5c
Jun
luc
10.366
Jan
Oct
25c
12.334
Silverniaaue
Nama
18.380
2.00
Ito
6c
Mar
34c
14
6c
13c
Jun
12c
5c
7c
30c
8,050
6c
1
:
Ltd
1
__
1
1
x
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Oil
Murray Mining Corp
18c
18c
Nov
"
1.15
1
23c
24c
1
200
May
1.42 July
1.00 Apr
8 V2c Aug
..
Consolidated
3.300
I6V2C-
7
6.200
Rowan
3.200
6c
.
Mines
5.250
9c
Sep
8c
Oct
Rockwin
80c
1.80
76c,.
,
Oct
85c
it 11
16c
9c
63c
Feb
Jan
4.65
Oct
Rio
,
1
Minerals
Murphy
Al)r
18c
39c
1
Iron
Wright
54 Va
37 VaC
J
1.01
8 Vac
78c
•
1
Minerals
Algom
45c
1.80
1
Macdonald
6c
18c
Porcupine.
Rexspar
29c
22c
—*
1
,
Jun
8c
-
—_L__1
Cos
Petroleums
Mines
Mo.ieta
67c
13 VaC
Apr
27c
f
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.
Reeves
Jan
19c
Mining
Nov
71c
UiiU
43 V2
4.899
54.558
Oil
Jan
11'a
May
' \t i:
4.55
21c 21
10c
Ranger Oil
Ray rock Mines
Realm Mining
7.25 July
4.35
Ore
Multi
51c
July
4.55
Midrim
Ml
1
30c
1.25
Petroleums
Uranium
Midcon
Mill
1
21c
Merrill
Mines_.
Radiore Uranium Mines
Exploration & Development_50c
Mentor
Mill
—1
.
Feb
•
Medallion
Meta
1
Lake—
Red
McMarmac
9c
12c
6 VaC
Apr
Jun
Jun
Raglan Nickel
Mines
Marcon
Jan
Jan
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5%
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Cannon
6%
521/4
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Alberto
4 %
5%
9
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Albee
Canadian
4
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9 Va
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8
30
33
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Alterman Foods Inc.—.
6 'A
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49
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American Financial
17
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39%
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American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
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American
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22%
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Anchor
20%
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21%
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28%
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20
21%
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&
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Atomic
Baltimore
2.50
129 Va
1
21%
22%
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5%
1
4%
5%
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3%
3%
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Bangor Hydro
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Bros
8%
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414
5%
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14%
7%'
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Bowser
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Coffee
7
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Coral
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3'/a
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7 Va
22%
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17
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20%
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14%
6%
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28
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26
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26%
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6
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7
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8%
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4'%
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Capital Products Corp
50c
Capital Southwest Corp1
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86
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1
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50c
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21 %
13%
.—2
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10%
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Ajax
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20 %
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the
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30%
28%
12,%
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Inc
4 V2
3%
1
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25 Va
22
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16%
15%
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8%
7
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Addison-Wesley Publishing
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11%
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Acme Electric Corp..
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Number 6321
198
Volume
(2165)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Aeronautical
National
15%
Realty
National
Screw
National
Sees
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
Jersey Natural Gas Co__5
New York Airways Inc_
1
New York Trap Rock
t*
Nicholson File Company
1
Nielsen
(A C)
1
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals——10c
North
Science Research
Scientific
Scot
25%
.Scott
35 Va
33%
7%
20*2
73
6%
10%
24%
8
49
10%
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Vacuum
27
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20%
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2 51/4
18%
34%
36%
Co
2
141%
146%
Inc
—4
31.8
3%
Seatrain
Lines
31%
33%
81
86 %
Selmer
(II
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13%
15
Sexton
(John)
—*
11V*
12%
1
5%
5 %
61/8
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Seismograph Service Corp
1
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Nytronics
Inc
Inc
Security
of
Corp
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Shatterproof
Drill
Ocean
Ohio
Exploration——1
&
Shawmut
17%
10
35
1.0-4
37%
Co
Co
Cement
Coal
Ben
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Onyx Chemical
Tail
Oxford
Finance
35%
38%
15%
17 %
4%
5%
Pacific
3.75
36%
38%
1
8%
_1
20%
21 %
2
25'/a
26%
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9%
10%
24.14
614
18%
20%
Sigma Instruments
Simplex Wire & Cable Co:
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
' 2334
25%
Slcil Corp
7%
714
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Small
Smucker
1
6%
7%
50c
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19%
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Products
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Pabst
Airmotive
Pacific
Corp
Pacific Savings & Loan Assn_18c
Pacific Southwest Airline
•
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19
11%
10
Packard
Instrument
_*
814
Pak-Well
.
5
Co
—
Panacolor
15%
17
Paterson
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Parchment
Patterson
Pauley
Inc-
Paper
Supply
Dental
Petroleum
Peerless
—1
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Tube^Co
----^.2
Pennsyl Real Estate
Penobscot
Inv
Chemical
Tr
Fibre
—
8
Co._ 1
Perini Corp
Petrolite
Philadelphia
Iric
Photon
Sub
——
Pickwick
International
Piedmont
Pierce
Nat'l
Gas
Stevens
&
3%
Pioneer "Natural
PneumoDynamics
Books
9%
12%
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Potash
Genl
Co
Premier
of
Industrial
Primex
Equities
Printing. Corp
Producers
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3014
29%
Properties
Products
Research
Professional
Pubco
Petroleum.
Public
Svc
Co
10c
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Co
of
Public
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of
No
6%
7%
614
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814
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17 %
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Punta Alegre' Sugar
1
Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
_;
1
3%
New
Mex
__5
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Publishers
Puritan
Fashions ^Corp
Purity Stores Inc
&
Bates
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20e
5
Remco
1
class
Industries
Renwell
A__
1
Inc
Industries
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__1.25
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Reynolds &
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Roadway
Co
26%
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11
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38%
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16
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class
footnotes,
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4%
25c
3%
5
43 %
2
16
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/
45-8
27 %
11
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First
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5%
41%
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5%
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Co
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6 % f/r
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6%
6
91%
12%
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6%
23%
25%
23 34
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25%
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13%
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6
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16%
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12%
19%
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Rochester
Lincoln
177
63 3 8
66%
55
59%
51%
47%
49%
52 3
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56
4
8
Mellon
55 %
59 %
Mercantile
40
43%
Merchants
Tr
36 %
55 '/a
12
Morgan
Bank
of
Detroit—12%
75%
9338
National Bank
of
Westcliester_5
33 %
35 %
793.4
82 %
National
56
59%
City
Commercial
National
Trust
83 %
87
61
65 %
22 3
'
National
<N
Newark
34%
Bstn.12%
63%
66%.
Natl
State
Newark—6.25
42%
44%'
50
53 "a:
4
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Bk
of
Eng
Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
North
55 '
58 Va
,
55%
319
Carolina
(Chic)
Co
55
60%
Rockland
(Rich) 10
46%
491/2
(Minn)_10
71%
75
Trust
&
Natl
Bk
Y)
N
National Bank of N
Louis Union
Second
Natl
88
Security
62
66
75''!
South
44%
Trust
Natl
Bank
29%
31 %
:_1
5 Va
5%
(New
Trade
of
Westchester Natl Bank
-—5
30%.
33
49 '
Union
Bk__10
77
(Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co.10
105
Exch
Bk
County National Bk__10
Tr Co (Union City)— _8
Bank
80'
2
Ul%
R.I
10
Industrial Valley Bank &
Trust Co (Phila)——5
Y)—:
10
(Bklyn)__10
Real Estate Bank &
Co
(Philadelphia)—10
3,3 %
57 V-t,
931%:
88
10
41.1%
.45
371%
40
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60
33,1/4
351/a
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11%
12'/«,
75%
79
43%
4 6 Vfr.
Co
Tr
(Los
Angeles)—7.50
Bk
Planters
(Cleve)_10
Bank
Natl
65'/*
10
62
Maryland_10
68
72'%
38%
413*
67
71%
(Memphis)
63
67
Union Trust
30%
33
United States Tr Co
21%
23%
United
of
Co
States
Trust
(Boston) 10
(N
Y)—20
'
45%-.
United Virginia Bankshares—_10
of
Providence
31
53
(Boston).10
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Commerce
Union
86
(N Y)—10
Onion Bank
46%
64'%:
82'%
(Conn)_10
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of
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57
—5
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B
Bank
Trust
72 Va
Bank
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co/
Pennsylvania Banking
''
Co
(Philadelphia)—5
Corp—
10
69 %
68%
-12%
N Y_5
——
State
Trust
Phila
of
28 V±
64
(Wash)—10
Nat'l
Carolina
(Charleston!
Street
41%
71
26'/a
Natl Bank
First
112%
109% '
Bk
Angeles)
Natl
(N Y)__20
38%
67%
40
Security Natl Long Islnd
72
41%
10
Dallas
62'%
235
5
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78%
(Los
74%
59
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of
62%
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70
10
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Royal
84%
(N
44'%.
220
C_25
—
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75%
Co
54 V®'
41 %
Bank
Natl
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58%
National
30 3 k
28
51%
(Dallas)_12
Wash
of
Chicago—20
(Cincinnati)_10
Corn
142
136
12
(Philadelphia)-
Natl Bank
Republic
1st
Sav
43 Va
42
39%
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)_
—5
St
Natl Bk of
40 3 4
Bank——5
Natl
Trust
First
Liberty
Natl Bk_10
Merchants
Northern
52 ','2
36%
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of
Bank
Trust
"
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National
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Essex
&
57%
46%
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New
308
53
43%
7.50
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State
&
of
—12.50
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Shawmut
Banking
State
Tr
&
Bank
78'%
Natl
46 lit
New
Bank
(Albany)
Community
Rutherford
34
313.)
Co
National
429
395
(Cleve)—8
Bank
111 %
of
112'/a
National
96
44
Franklin
109%'
59
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-6%
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51
48,
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7
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62
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of
54%
5534
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of
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58
50%
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25 Vs
84
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New
55 Ms
23%
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of
Bank
Nat'l
53%
79
5
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&
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Montclair
11
29 7 fc
10
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(St
Bank
Monmouth
33%
51
of
Natl
Bank
Natl
28
T.15
&
National Bank
Brook
107
First
B
Manufacturers TIanvr
Meadow
30%
5
(Buffalo)
Maryland
145
139
Trust
85%
28
98%
(Jersey City).10
Virginia
81%
5
Traders
Manufacturers &
Louis____10
&
Trust
Long Island Trust Co
Natl Bk
First
Bid
Co__20
Ask
Bid
168
55%
Trust
51%
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423/4
5
38'%
42 V*
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67
70'%.
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.10
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
42
Valley
Nat'l
Bank
Valley Natl Bk
293;,
31%
46 %
48%
57
613/8
54%
53%
Winston-Salem
Wells
of L I
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Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
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91%
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36
82
85 '/*
52%
553«
Ainslie
Corp
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Automated
Camp
Procedures
163/4
Coastal
21%
23%
Caribbean
Colorado
5%
Insurance
Golconda
Mining
Credit
MSI
12%
Nashville
38
40%
T
Oils
class
Electronics
Development Corp
Wells Industries Ccrrp
•
——
24c
30c
1,100
1.10
44 c
42c
46c
3,000
Apr
Nov
24c
30c
Oct
Aug
1.60
9.60
26c
Jara
Feb
Nov
3.80 Mar
55c
Oct
——*
A
1.00
Oct
1.90 Mar
1
Service
Corp
Corp
V
5c
Nov
2.70
24c
-10c
Corp
11V4
"A"
Co
Range Since Jan. 1, 196!fc
Low
•
High
•
70c
2.—1
Cable
&
Chemical
High
-1
—
Wire
Ansonia
22%
3%
29
Week's
Range'
Par
4%
3%,.
Week Ended Nov,
Last
Sale Price
Leasing
2 50
for
Friday
STOCKS
20%
'
West'n
National Stock Exchange
4%
Pwr___2.50
United Investors of Del A
73«
2%
95/
20%
•
Theatre
18%
6%
„1
11%
Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
21%
4
1
Corp
Illuminating Co
17%
—'— __1
Zero Mfg Co__
Zurn
Industries
First
8%
"19
_l0c
_______50c
Artists
3 Va
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
3%
19
1
United
24%
2%
Corp^
Ask
11
23%
1
Inc—
United
2IV2
25c
—
Electric
42'%
36 %
22
A
7%
85»
—1
Inc—
39%
14%
34
System—1
Pipe Line_50c
Inc
19%
54 %
28%
2%
Bus
&
171/2
50
23%
26
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Co__
Lt
8
7%
7%
66 "2
Natl Bank
27%
Motor Express—
Gas
73
16%
6%
*
58%
Nt'i Bk of
First
Industrial
ZZ_1
Brands Inc_______
5%
.
34%
6%
New
of
First Natl Bank
14%
11
1
Specialties-.
Products
19%
-
4%
233/8
.
14%'
*
Corp. __1
Corp
17%
5%
__1
Laboratories
63
Bank
35%
87%
10
25
Transcontinent TV class B__2.50
Transnort
«4
—5
—
Maryland——10 '
of Bo'ston_12%
Bank
Natl
Hudson
____1
Treesdale Labs Inc_
Co
64%
First Natl Bank
13 %
preferred
Co
32
54 Vi
N
First
33
1
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Investing
22
Inc
60
(Atlanta)
Hudson
__j_i
Gas
10
A_ __1
9
Freight Linesi—l
Transit
Zayre
39'4
42
First Natl Bank
13 3'8
__^_5
Inv
Co
Lt
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank—,_10
Bk
Corp
First Camden Natl
6%
5%
12
^_1
Toledo Scale Corp
Trans-Coast
&
..10
Yardney
——10
Kings County Trust
Inc.
5 %
18%
Chemicals
Xtra
& Tr
Bk
Nat
Merch Nat
First &
Harris
:C
43/4
163/4
^___
12%
21
—
Girard Trust
_^__3
Inc
Mach.l
Inc
1
Co.
Wyandotte
54%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
.—10
Fidelity Union Trust—
/
'
(Newaik)'
—5
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—;_10
33 %
Tobin
System
27
4%
Corp
10%
77
(S F)_10
(N Y)__
50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
21%
,_I
Toys
15 3%
25%
3
Press
9%
73
Empire Trust Co
30%
Timely Clothes Inc_
^
Tip-Top Products class A
Tonka
Color
11V'4
50 Va
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
19%
Corp
14%
5
Sons
Power
Wyle
5
(Chicago)
Co.
First
20%
5%
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass—«
Thriftway Foods Inc__:
:_2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
;•
Tokheim
17Vi
Co
Enterprises
27 %
Cot_12%
County Trust Co (White Plains
Nev/
York)
—5
Indus._5
Co.
Co__
First
12%
6%
1
7%
32%
25
12
71/3
46.
Trust
Continental-Ill
22%
7
see page
66%
22%
14%
30',4
(Bridgeport)—10
Co
Trust
J)
(N
Co
Trust
—1
Tucson
14%
15 %
61
11%
Tropical Gas Co___:
12%
14%
_•
Tidewater Marine Service
Time Inc
15%
Sewing
&
First
Inc
11%
13
City
.
13%
Furniture
Packing
4%'
46%
.17 %
-
Inc
41%
1
l
50c
^_l
class
Chemicals
10%
1
.
Jacinto Petroleum
Sanders
Tenn
Therm-O-Disc
"21"
Louis
68 %
29%
Corp___ ,__i
Corp
10c
& Gas
39%
1
64%
27%
Texas Industries Inc-
Transogram
,_i
Cards-
10%
Transport Co_
Transistor
4%
Safran
9%
Inc—
Oil
American
14%
11%
Printing Co
St Johnsbury
Trucking
Lines
Tex-Star
82%
3%
L
4%
1
Terminal
13 %
10%
Inc
Gas
79V4
•
Candies
1
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Transcontinental
1
Stover
7%
23%
5%
25c'
«
Transcontntl
5C
8%
6%
Inc
Trans-Air
6%
4 3.',
7^1
♦
Towmotor Corp
27
4%
-
f
Texize
—5
Central
Jersey Bk
& Tr—2.50
Central Natl Bank of Cleve..16
Centl-Penn Natli Bk of Phila_10
Chase Manhattan Bk <NY)_12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
Bank
(Savannah)
10
7%,
11%
21%
Ltd—
Nat
25%
6%
10
Telephone Svc Co of Ohio "A"_l
Telephones Inc
1
6134
6
25
9%
,
25
7%
23%
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
Co
1
Tenn
St
Broad
__7.50
-—
Natl Bk St Louis—20
Trust Co
(Phila)—5
Connecticut Natl Bank
11
1
1
Products
Teledyne Inc
Telex
Baystate Corp
Connecticut Bank & Tr
1
Tecumseh
Tcleflex
■Par
13 %
5
Inc
39%
Corp
_1
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Rudd-Melikian
Co
2814
Rucker
Craft
Wine
37
2%
8
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Conversion
World
Bank and Trust
Co—10
Bank of America N T & S A—;
(San
Francisco)
———-6%
Bank of Commerce (N Y)_—10
Bank of Commerce (Newark )_25
Bank of New York--—--—40
Bank of the Southwest N A.20
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
—10
American Security &. Tr
Cleveland
__5
33%
Royal Industries Inc
Rust
Taylor
Wood
6%
Bid
14%
Tasty Baking Co class A
Taylor Corp
Taylor Devices
Taylor Instrument Co
Wisconsin
13%
,
10%
23%
'
12.50
Company
Gibbs
&
19%
18
Par
13%
Indus
(Edwin
Wometco
Recent Security
11%
22
-
Electronics
43%
Engineering Corp.75c
Co
*
Corp
22%
20
1
Tampax Inc
Tappan Inc
35'%
Works
Electric
Wurlitzer
2.50
Service
41
Furniture
Russell
Tamar
-
21%
1
Food
10%
8%
33%
Corp
Wiegand
Wilcox
27 %
—50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)-_10"
Corp
__i
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43%
19%
Corp A_1
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55
5
37%
401%
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25%
414
34
5
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1
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Mfg Co-...
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&
31
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Rocket Jet
8%
^.7%
27%
-12%
20
7
43%
Robins
(A
8%
7%
26
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Royal
24
41
(H
Rowe
6H
Company
Robertson
Rotron
6
■.<■
Reynolds class A_10
Express
&
Rockwell
33
29%
_*
Ridge Tool Co class ARiley Stoker Corp.,
Roberts
17%
16
split 2-for-l
Revere Racing Assn Inc
Rexach
Construction
Co—
Robbins
7%
8%.
50c
Inc__—
Co
9%
Texas
____20c
Inc
Carriers'
Reece Corp
Reheis Company
31%
Offshore
common
23 %
11%
29%
1
73 %
21%
1
Watley Davin & Co—4
Woodward Inc
5
Texas
con vl_
A
Red Kap
Redwing
36%
10%
1
Radiation Dynamics
Reading
4
33'%
1
:
68
Cc
—
Whiting
25 7»
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Loan
Szabo
25%
2714
America:
Oil
13
Co
Susquehanna
34
2414
Corp__1—__10c
of
Cotton
11%
Hall
Swank
.-5
6%
Wrather
Camden
.1
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Greene Corp
1
Superior Electric Co
1
Superior Mfg & Instrument-50c
Supervised Investors Services_lc
4%
.—5
1
48
%
20%
Stubnitz
11
9%
Corp
44
19%
Strawbridge & Clothier
8%
Co-_7I/2
Electric
America-
9%
8%
_2%
Stowe
13%
3%
1
Inc
K)
Portland
A—1
Stockton
76%
1
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State
3414
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6
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18
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&
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4%
4
16%
Fruit
Stanley Works
13%
1214
3.75
1
2
Stanley Home Products Inc
13 %
Co_
24
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Metals Inc
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11%
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Gas
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3314
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33%
3114
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43 %
21 '/2
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Standard
18%
Playskool Mfg
1
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25
Plymouth Rubber Co class B
5
Pocket
4
29%
Inc
Co
4
7%
Co—1
Standard
7%
31
3%
43
40 3
1
5%
27%
Pickering Lumber Corp
19%
33%
40%
5
Co
Standard & Poors Corp
12%
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!
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Water
co'mmon.l
preferred-
Spec.tor Freight System
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14%
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Corp
171%'
31%
1
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,
8%
23%
Special
9%
6%
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*
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Southwestern States
11%
4
10c
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Gas
Southwestern
1114
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Permeator Corp
Peter Paul Inc
Corp
convertible
9%
1
7.50
46%
53
12%
15%
54%
Southwestern'Investment Co 2.50
16
13
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash-10c y
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
Gas
14%
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Co
5
21%
4
3%
5c
Tele.._25
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14%
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13%
32%
20%
1
;
34%
12%
31
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Machine
A—2
Walter (Jim) Corp
16%c
Waltham Watch Co
5
Warren Brothers Co
10
Warshow
(H) & Sons cl A_._1
Warwick Electronics class A_50c
Washington Natural Gas Co_10
Washington Steel Corp.——1
Watson Wilson Transport A__1
cl
Products
5%
England
Gas
32
1
Capital Corp.Weyerhaeuser Company
5 3«
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19%
Nitrogen
41%
8%
38%
Union
14%
25%
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Whitin
-
383/4
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class
13
23%
30:%
18%
New
18%
5
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Publishing
Wcstgate-California
8%
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5%
28 %
36
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&
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8
1
33'/a c
1
7
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&
Power
73 V
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5 %
10
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Western Mass Companies
Western Natural Gas Co
Wilcox
1
*
Southwest
12%
11
10
Corp
163/4
_5
Kentucky Gas Co
Light & Telephone
Wiley.(John)
28%
24
5
Gas
Southwest
32 3 8
Drugs
Telephone
Southern
19%
*
Capital
Southern
11
10
17%
30
Corp
Develop—10c
Bakeries
5%
44
Western
7%
7%
Southern
5%
Papert Koenig Lois class A—30c
Pargas
Inc_
1
7
7%
4%
Westcoast. Transmission Co
Western
4%'
16
Southern Gulf
1314
4%
&
89
23%
4%
14%
6%
Southern
912
Parker-Hannifin
Parkview
14%
12%
1
A
Southern California Water
14%
11%
.——„—20c
Inc
Oil
Southeastern
Southern
14V4
12
Paper
Shore
Southeastern
39%
10%
Inds cl A__—*
Corporation
50
Pako
5c
class
84%
36%
_5
Engineering
24
56%
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
I6V2
Machinery Co-7.
Oil' Corp
South
12%
Package
Vegetable
Inc
33
51
15%
77%
50e
255 o
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3714
1314
1212
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Devices
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24
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&
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22%
21%
12%
Wayne-George
8
25%
•
1
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7%
7%
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Point
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11%.
Inc class A___l
& Reed
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1
—
2%
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Pacific Gamble
Power
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1
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Paper
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19%
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Investment
Mi
10
8%
Society Corp vtc_
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Brewing
18
Co
Power
Business
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1-25
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38%
♦
Sierra
25c
A
35%
1
5
class
Wallace
50c
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Co.
Power
Chemical
B
261a
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Walbaum
21%
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37%
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40 >/4
19
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6
10c
Oxford
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35
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Class
class
5
Originala Inc
Orkin
Inc
371/2
5
West
6 311
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Natural Gas—
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cl
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13 %
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15%
6%
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Pharmaceutical
28
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12
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22
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27 %
14
,
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Western
74
5
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Chemicals
Virginia
191/2
14%
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Vitramon
26
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Shulton
19%
Service
Water
25 %
10c
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Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist
Oklahoma
Iron Corp.-_5
& Company._50c
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19%
17
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1
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Glass
6%
6
1
Inc
&
6%
27 %
25
18
15 7
10
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Root
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20%
8
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4
19%
27%
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Vector Mfg
21%
1
17%
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19 %
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8%
59
26
4
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9%
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10
7%
55%
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8%
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Utilities
10%
34%
Nuclear
32 '/b
Utah
1
Power Co___9
Const & Mining Co
..2
10%
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Truck
9
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Corp
Peninsular
14%
32%
Nuclear ^Chicago
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Inc
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9%
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Gas
Penn
Sugar
9%
Northwest Natural Gas
9%
Northwestern Pub Service Co—3
Noxema Chemical Co class B—1
North
7%
1
10
&
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13 %
*
8%
States
22
30
7%
States
1
Pak Corp 4
—
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14%
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4:%
12%
5
Scripps Howard Broadcasting—1
Scripto Inc class A
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51%
4
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,
6%
20%
& Sons class A-100
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States
United
27
1
4
Williams Inc
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11%
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8%
22
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29%
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15
11%
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4'%
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10
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5%
41%
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8%
17%
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4%
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20 '.4
7%
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Realty Invest
•
38%
Scott & Fetzer Co—
Foods
19%
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Stgtes Envelop com___10
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15
1
Computers
Lad
20c
Corp.—
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10c
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19%
2512
Central Co
12
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Capital Corp
14 %
24
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101/2
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United
11%
(Jos)
10%
*
Inc
Lines
Van
Science
Co_10
Refractories
Atner
Amer
Schlitz
17%
New
_—
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10 %
9%
_1
Co
10'A
12%
Nuclear
United
21%
10c
(Quotations for Friday, Nov. 29)
Tar
United
34%
*
Prod
Scantlin Electronics
11
19%
32»/2
Inc_—*
Machines
Tubular
Ask
1
Elec & Power Co
Business
Bid
5
Drilling Co
1314
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Fe
35
9%
New
North
83a
32
New
North
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7
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Nevada
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19 %
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Neiman-Marcus
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Santa
1614
18
.
17
14%
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National Foqd Products Corp—1
National Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Patent Development_lc
National
National
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
45
1'.90
Jan
4.50
2.00
2.00
500
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35c
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2.20
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40c
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1.10
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24c
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Mutual Funds
Bid
2.35
O.orf
8.04
4.22
' 6.54
al8.56
9.57
1.53
4.78
5.76
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Mutual Funds—
25c
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1
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1.25
American Business Shares
1
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American
Investors
Fund
1
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1
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"A"
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Boston
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y.d5
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Insurance
4.48
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12.09
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1
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15.56
18.51
shares
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Colonial
Growth
Plan
i5.10
16.50
Insurance
Commonwealth
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Diversified
Dow
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1
11.16
8.93
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3.40
12.20
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4.91
18.45
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20.05
50c
12.73
13.75
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.
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5.46
9.29
9 63
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11.20
9.60
10.43
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17.01
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16.20
17.61
Revere
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1
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2.19
2.39
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stock
stock
series
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of
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6.51,
7.16
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2.89
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1018
11.16
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shares
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lc
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20th
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1
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of
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United
Income Foundation Fund
Income
of
Fund
Incorporated
Foundation
Inst
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lc
4.74
5.13
1
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more
or
99.31
100.1
1964—
1,
Apr
3%s June
100.1
99.26
Federal
Land
Bank
99.30
4'/2s
91.27
3%s Aug 20,
Apr
4s
110.2
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20.
20.
21,
3%s
May
1_.
99.28
11. 1964—
Sep
10, 1965———
100.16
99.30
,4s
4V4s
99.22
12, 1966—^,
11, 1968
Apr
100.8
10, 1969
100.io
98.8
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Mar
4s
98.24
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June
4%s
20,
20,
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4%s. July
20,
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Street
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Westminster
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112
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99%
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1991
Textron
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100
Texas
100%
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1. 1970-1967—-
3%s
May
1,
105.24
106.24
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Feb
15, 1972-1967
99.16
3%s
Sep
15. 1972—
97.8
4 %s
Feb
20. 1974
4%s
Feb 20,
Feb
10. 1972—
Jun
12, 1972
Jun
12, 1973
100
101
Feb
10,1977
102
103
Figures after decimal point represent
of
Ask
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—
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15, 1964
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99.28
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15, 1964.
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117
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100
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100.2
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Ask
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5.
1963-
99.974
99.976
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23,
1964
98.908
99.92
12,
1963—
99.914
99.919
Mar
26,
1964—_
98.876
98.89
Apr
19,
1963_,
99.854
99.863
2,
1964—_
98.790
98 80
Dec
26,
1963-
99.797
99.810
Apr
9,
1964
98 721
98.73
2.
1964-
99.719
99.728
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15,
1964__
98 654
93 67
16.
1964
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99:%
99 y4
Jan
9,
1964_.
99.650
99.658
15,
1964-
99.592
99.599
Apr
23,
1964.—
98.574
98.59
Jan
16,
1964v-
99.533
99.590
Apr
30,
1964—
98.504
98 52
Jan
23,
1964-
99.510
99.518
98.417
98.43
98.346
99.36
98.644
98.66
30,
1964-
99.438
99.446
May 7, 1964—
May 14, 1964
Feb
6.
1964..
99.364
99.371
May 21,
1964
98.271
Feb
13,
1964_
99.294
99.302
May 28,
1964
98.200
93 21
1964_.
99.227
99.236
July
1964
97.715
97.74
99.164
Aug
Jan
20,
15,
31,
—
98.28
27,
1964-.
99.157
97.232
97.25
Mar
General-Insur. Co. 1.50
24Vs
7-1-64
Dec
5,
1964-;
99.086
99.097
Sept 30 ,~1964_._.
96 920
96.94
Mar
12,
1964^.
99 018
99.029
Oct
31,
1964—
96.595
96.62
Mar
19,
1964_.
96.947
98.959
Nov
30,
1964
96.299
96.32
Feb
_.
American
29%
99.30
99.31
99.31
1-64
-
.
99.31
3-64
12-
100%
99%
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171
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100.9
15, 1967.
1,
95.30
95.26
Aug 15. 1966
Oct,
1. 1966
98.20
96.30
96.26
1965
100.28
101.2
100.2
15.1966
100.2
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101.9
100.1
15. 1965
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100.2
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97.26
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15, 1964.
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97.22
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99.11
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103
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160.16
102
32nds
more
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Aug
Gas—
1983
,
96.8
95.8
1978-73
Maturity-
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Feb
3»/4s
Feb
„
102
Apr
July 20,
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Elec
_
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4V2s
106
101
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115
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105
1976
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May
103 >/4
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:
102
102
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100 y2
100 %
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4%S__
100
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10, 1971
—
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•
102.16
Sep
—
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General
Gas
100.8
100.8
100.16
Feb> 20,
5s
Bid
102%
1984
4.35s
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102
10, 1970
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;
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10, 1966
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Jun
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1964
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•
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Street
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25.57
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one
7.93
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39%
16V2
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6.96
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131%
37
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Ind
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Street
Devonshire
al4.14
23.26
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5.69
14.96
14.08
in
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100
99.31
3%s Nov 15, 1964.
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36.53
X24.50
84%
Co
Annuity
l'/is
6.67
1
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Ins
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
15.45
5.20
13.84
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1
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7 58
Grade .Bonds>_1
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Life
100
3V4s May
Inc__
Fund
35.86
1.
36%
99.30
11.66
11.26
.
•
.
10.67
Inc__
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13.33
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(Medium
Fund
Winfield
Wisconsin
1
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Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-2
1
Fund
Fund
7.4 %
3%s
'
Inc
Industrial
Whitehall
Fund— 1
—
Johnston .(The)
;
Wellington
Windsor
Fund—
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911%
71 y4
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99.30
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Investors
20%
Bid
4 V4s
10.60
1
8.06
72 %
18V2
3.80s
4%s
5.88
9.70
341%
59%
99.29
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5.75
3.21
40%
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10.55
7.38
5.26
16%
34
-
99.28
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4%s
7.64
9.80
Co
8
for Cooperatives3%s Feb 3, 1964
99.25
1964—
4%s
13.75
1
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U S
:
151/4
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_—5
Westn
99.24
1964
4 VbS
16.44
10c
8.03
Street
17,
3%s
11.65
1
Inc.—
7.37
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Investors
Special Situations
7.35
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Stock
Line
Wall
S
99.20
4 VbS
6.99
153
66
87
Banks
100
15,
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Oct
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11.96-
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Inc
10 94
Boston
of
Income
Fund-lc
July
Sep
4.81
15.04
145
5
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Line
Line
Fund
15, 1964
5.62
12.58
1
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Value
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2
99.3 i
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13.11
10.66
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Ltd
Vanguard Fund Inc
America
of
1
Value
13.17
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Fund
Co
Trust
Fund
Value
Fund—lc
Income
Resources
International
Fund
1964—'
15, 1964_^___^._.
4.40
1
Fund
Fd Inc-lc
Institutional
Insurance and Bk Stk
Investment
lc,
Ltd
Fund
Canada
12.05
Growth
Int'l
^
Fund
Institutional
Investment
7.85
Ltd—
Science
United
10.28
7.18
Income
United
9.15
9.41
1
—
8.37
1
Fund
Incorporated .Investors
Institutional
1
Inc
Boston
Income
145
5'/as
Canada
,a
99.27
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Inc—
Funds
15,
5.14
Inv
Accumulated
United
1964^
3%s Mar
12.00
Inv__10c
Income
United
3.91
Can_l
Inc_L_
UBS Fund
8.62
of
182
v
4%s
10.61
20th
7.93
3.60
43.25
9.71
Texas
_lc
40.50
115%
172
99.31
■_.
1964
3%s
8.26
19.02
L__lc
16.42
13.03
10.30
5.51
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc—
14.99
7.58
Fund
17, 1964—
16,
15,
3%s
9.11
12.05
9^40
18.47
a22.70
5.04
Inc
Feb
3 l/2s
15.93
8.43
*
Corp
14.60
691%
109
(NY)
Life
of
Co
15, 1965
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
10.85
12.10
Sterling Investment Fund Iric__1
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Fund—_1
13.03
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/
66
5
99.27
Apr
3.90s
10.03
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3b
9.9.29
3.70s May
a32.63
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35 %
38%
Bio
3y2s June
1
Fund
7.72
33V'4
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3.95s
11.07
1
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3.30s
al0.42
1.25
Boston
Investment
Fund
American
rJ
138
10
2
Ins
Insurance
U S
10
3,40s Mar
& Fafnham
14.27
10c
3.85s
14.57
1
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L
7.69
13.26
1
Stock
Inc—
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Street
Balanced
7.04
-lc
Administered
Fully
l
Investors
2.63
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65
52 Vs
—3
Lite Ins Co_
37 •«
76%
15, 1964
17, 1964
3y4's Feb
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in
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3.20s Jan
Clark
Fund
Sovereign
lc
of Va
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(Texas)
Insurance
Sec
34 %'
73
35
1
1199670854
(New
Title Guaranty Co
Figures after decimal point represent
Home
Federal
11.95
& Clark Fund-1
8.36
Aerospace-Science
Common
7.04
12.20
14.17
7.61
—lc
Ins
Service
Penna—5
Kentupky
4.60
10.93
1
2.82
Investors-*.
Investors
Growth
9.55
2.56
Securities—
Group
8.74
__lc
—
Security
Southland Life Ins
17%
6 iVa
49
5
Obligations of Government Agencies
16.55
1
American
of
9.25
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1
Southwestern Investors Inc____1
series.
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Fundamental
4.21
x.8.56
1
Inc
Shareholders Trust of
12.12
Co
0.25
Co
Security Life & Trust Co__
68
9
«
3.50
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&
Co
Surety
United
15.89
1
lc
Utilities
Fund
11.09
Funds—
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Selected
7.10
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1
Mutual
Custodian
Franklin
66%
149
Fire
32%
15.73
Ins
Life Insurance Co
1
&
63%
Paul
10.03
—1
Canada
Stock
Seaboard
30
X9.18
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St
stock
1
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Inc
Inc
53 Va
Ins
all.69
Fund—
of
34
50y4
%
65
Security
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
231%
16
United
Life
2iy4
60 Va
United
2
49
2
31%
Insurance
63%
13.08
'
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of
29%
46 %
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5
Republic Nai'l Life Insurance-.. 1
17
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Co
30%
27%
2
(NY)
28
5
Ci
Reserve
60
7.74
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Scudder
10.45
Insurance
Assurance
82 %
15 y4
2
Corp
(N
Ins- (Pa)
Corp
15%
11.94
Income
Shares
Dist
Reinsurance
2
Acc_l
Co
*
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Fund
Ins
Liberty Nat'l Liie Ins
Life
1
(Geo)
Life
5
&
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for
Putnam
Title
Life
Liberty
Life
Co
74%
78:,
60
Accident——
&
Insurance
1
11
Fund
Foursquare Fund
6.46
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Florida
Fd
17.91
5.94
Life
2.50
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Fund
Florida Growth
Mutual
16.39
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Inc—
15.37
5.00
a22,28
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Growth
Fund
14.22
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20c
50c
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Inc
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—
Investment
Energy Fund Inc__
Equity Fund Inc—
Fund
(T
60%
64%
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Ins
(Birm)
Ins
Ins
City
United
Life
Central
14.59
Inc
Quaker
'9%
Kennesaw
13.35
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
52%
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Travelers
1
9.72
70%
37Vo
Lamar
3.74
66
Life
33Va
Kentucky
1
5
10
Life
Co
Providence-Washington
Pyramid
114%
13.72
Inc_l
Protective
110%
12.55
Fund
61%,
22%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
al5.48
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118%
5
al7.94
Counter Secur Fd
113
250
-
141
Ins—50c
Life
59 %
10
Southwestern
Standard
78 %
35%
55 y2
Y_10
Co
Insurance
Standard
Jefferson
35%
74
33
Phoenix
Springfield
9.79
N
of
Co
33%
2
3%
135%
13V4
9.69
Amer
49
5
Buffalo
Life—2.50
Co
47J/2
2
Accident-..
20%
71
17y4
&
18V2
14%
5
Life
of
Co
3.33 Vm
57
Boiler & Insur_5
Life
26%
51'%
130
2734
Ins
57%
25
—5
12Va
Life
53
1
48 y4
Co
Insurance
15%
Interstate
34
37%
57%
10
Co
31%
Peerless
25
Intl
12.43
Fund
Street
NY
Co__
15%
5
5
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)_5
Philadelphia Lite Ins Co
5
1
10.64
1
Over the
Price
Illinois
9.02
9.71
11.50
1
Penn Square
Pioneer
Home
&
9.84
Howard—
&
Stock
11.09
Hartford Steam
8.72
Inc
Shares
William
10.15
Hartford Fire Insurance Co--;.
6.46
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Trust
Chemistry
Electronics
7.92
7.98
Fund Ltd_34c
Investors
Nucleonics
7.25
X5.91
Fund Inc
Capital
1
——
Invest Fund
Balanced
York
Hamilton Life Ins Co of
9 %
14 y4
19%
58%
3
Hanover
45%
2.50
Cas
&
26%
,
81 y2
770
'/I2V2
6.72
1
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Insurance
67
4.63
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Pacific
Life
85'/2
6.15
Inc—1
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74
81
1
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Horizons
Northeast
7.27
63.32
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Stock
Dreyfus Fund
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Inc
Investment
Theory
Stock
Ins
49
4.24
8%
Insurance.
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240
5
42%
1_2.50
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Line
107%
24 %
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5
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1
5
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Northwestern
(DC)—4
1
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Northeastern
American
Old
21
Corp
Insurance
North
Ins
28
35 V\
(Jacksonville Fla)_2y2
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North
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Ins
Fire
117%
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com
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89%-
17%
2
1
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1
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Life
York
54 Vs
110
104
Fire
93 %
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New
53 Va
77
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AA
591/4
50
5
Ins
Corp class A
New Hampshire Insurance
623s
730
1.25
Life
Ins
70%
1
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Line
84 y2
5
1
Stock Series
Western
Old
Accident
26
10
1
Series—1
Nat'l
'J
—10
&
89 V2
4
Gov't Employees Insur
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140'2
,
50y4
1
1
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22.10
20.26
5
Insurance
Greatamerica
Series
Series
Life" Ins_.;
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82%-
56
Co
Internat'l
98V2
79
of NY
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10
Nationwide
169
134y2
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Glens
Series—
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New
Inc____ 1
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Dividend
Gulf
1
Fund
Growth
Diver
Great
12.93
National
20.50
Inc
Fund
Fund
Income
Delaware
17.24
11.83
Shares
91
5
Co
General Reinsurance
Georgia
163
10
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Life
,
5
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
15.95
Growth
12.46
19.00
Co
Insurance
Franklin
Growth
Insur
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
1
Preferred
a
Federal
25.83
1
Income
(Bait)
National P'ire
Inc
Ins
16.78
Series
Natl
Group Assoc
•
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15.52
Inc
Investors' Corp
Stock
9.15
23.63
Funds—
Fund—
Securities
10.05
8.42
Eastern Life
Gov
9.25
Forster
Employers
Employers
24.11
Bond
1
Income
16.56
22.29
Dividend
1
Mutual Fund
Vegh
X15.15
Trust
2.82
Balanced
15%
00V2.
(DC)—-2
Insurance
&
2.76
17.99
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33Vbc
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National
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund-
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8.99
1
10.99
Investment
X8.23
4.85
16.46
Inc
1
10.70
10.10
Inc
Western
Casualty
Criterion
9.75
10.06
Fd—1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Crown
Continental
4.49
1
Series B
1.78
1
National
10.51
9.62^
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Fund
Concord
1.63
lc
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l
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Assurance
,—:—1
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Nation
127 %
13%
Continental Amer Life Ins
Foundation—1
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Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
Continental
Shares Corp_:
rl.58
Investment
Inc
1.95
Fund
Mutual
74%
120
Life
Life
31%
68
3z-2
Nat'l
28 y2
'55
2
NY
49%
5
Union
Firemen's
Mutual
Munuinem
25 Va
156
46 Vi
3
Western
10.09
13.38
49
Ins
172
United Life Ins Co_l
National
9.21
12.24
44
Life
National
1
1
Indemnity & Life Ins
Midwestern
30%
xl.78
interest__l
Found
Gen
Mass
78 V2
353^
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Mass
40'%
34y2
7.48
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27
28Mj
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l4d
1
74
21%
23
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25 y4
33%
Gen
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Co
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20 V4
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Co
38
32 y4
12.40
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Ins
America—1
of
Co
6.86
Mutual
Life
Bid
1
5
Casualty
Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Ins
11.35
Mutual
Maryland
Insurance
Couuial Slates Lue Ins (Gai_1.25
1
Mutual
53
Life
Combined
shares
Co
7.22
11.04
Gen
Int'l
7.81
1
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1
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12.28
1.63
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Fund
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13.55
6.61
Fund—I
Commonwealth
7.16
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11.23
—
Commonwealth
12%
Fund—
12.39'
1
25c
Income
(Ex
Securities, Fund
—1
;
C & D
Commonwealth
19.89
Connecticut
(B
Growth
B__
&
A
18.20
Investors
Life
Madison
57 y4
20
of
Co
Com'wealth
Medical
12.63
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
Plan
12.36
Inc—1
A
65
"A"__2
(N Y)
a30.27
Morton
12.05
11.52
Energy
1
Life
-
1
&
Casualty
Citizens
'
shares—lc
beneficial
of
11.03
Inc
Colonial
Citizens
Insur
Liberty Life Ins
National Life Insur
4
Co
Trust Co
&
Fund—*
beneficial
of
}:—lc
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
17.75
11.31
.-
Massachusetts
18.03
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Stock Fund—
16.87
Growth
Investors
Fund Inc
8.48
Canadian
Growth
Chicago Title
Ltd
Special Investment
Mass
14.66
Units
International Growth.
Ltd
-1
7.43
Co
Insurance
Lincoln
49
1
6.78
Boston
Lincoln
!—5
Business Men's Assurance
Fund
Fund
Mutual
Massachusetts
(1954)
Fund
Stk
Industries
General
10.64
Life
Standard
4,73
7.03
1
Funds-—
Managed
Beneficial
%"•
60
Par
70
59%
.,
53 Vs
10c
15.70
Canadian &
Sayles
Corp
4.33
Investors
International
5.18
16.94
16.66
1
Ltd
Canadian Fund
Life
Banlife
2
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
Ask
66 y2
,55 y2
Ins——1
6.41
Income Trust
Lexington
6.26
16.60
(N JI
Life
14.51
Inc
5.22
Fund—
General
Canada
Lazard Fund
1.60
15.22
Life Ins
Security
Fund—1
Growth
Knickerbocker
5
Ltd_l
Fund
Knickerbocker Fund
10.46
13.76
Bankers
.
(Quotations for Friday, Nov. 29)
Bid
10
1
Internat'l
Keystone
7.07
Com
Natl
Bankers
12.61
Stocks)
1
Stock)—I
Com
Re-insurance
Bankers & Shippers
Ask
Fund, Com.
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
S-4
4.56
9.74
1
Inc;
(Growth
14.49
13.38
7.76
1
Fund
California
(Income
S-3
11.88
4.74
Fund Inc__l
1
Fund Inc—i
1
Street Investing
50c
Broad
S-2
8.70
11.12
-
Ridge Mutual
Bondstock Corp
Blue
V.od
Bid
Par
Custodian
Keystone
2.57
9.u6
4.10
Inc—1
Axe-Hcughton Fund "B" Inc.—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund lnc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
American
Mutual Funds—
Ask
.
Bid
87
1091
51
Ask
-
94V2113%
FOOTNOTES
55y8
11
12%
•No
17V4
18%
New
.
par
FOR
value, da Net (--asset
value*-
Exchange,
t New
York
Stock
0
1964
—
wi_
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
Bid
sjgek.
x
.
price/ d Ex-rights, k Admit ted to listing on the
Ex-dividend. 1 wi When -issued
y Ex-stock- dividend
yield
Number 6321
198
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2167)
Week Ended November 23'
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
COURSE
THE
.
.
1963
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
liminary figures compiled by us based upon
year
it
for the
Our preliminary totals stand at
Lancaster
President's
YorK
_
—
Chicago
Kansas
City
_
Louis
St.
Francisco
San
—
—26.8
560,865.218
_
987,345,622
Ten
363,027,679
492,247,188
—26.3
743.697,842
—22.1
all
451,790,411
—29.3
cities,
$19,883,954,936 $25,838,314,451
5,946.271.640
$24,262,716;827
$31,784,586,091
1,459,587,297
1.189.254.329
day
all
cities
'
♦Estimated.
.
_
for
week
issue of next week.
our
Saturday
the
and
13,983,488
+
23.2
13,736,886
11,156,793
337,347,808
+
30.0
328,332,295
268,712,7-10
4
31.2
607,137,964
553,040,909
+
60,891,600
17,231,362
25.4
74,310,700
14.592,284
+ 33.4
15,340,987
12,379,910
+
20.1
12,531,194
12,589.8777
500,580,590
400,543,114
+
25.0
412,224,566
383,164,527
1,955,490,851
1,517,874,929
+28.8
1,463,614,592
1,302,629,428
(7
cities)
+
the week
covered by
Virginia—Huntington
South
33,oi/,U00
6,416,131
(6
cities)
We cannot furnish
Saturday figures
9,676,773
7,783,225
393,591,762-
349,948,648
210,512,438
156,912,651
34.2
138,693,465
117,612,505
1,059,350,383
_
860,422,040
+
23.1
816,545,908
739,006,658
+ 23.6
37,105,650
181,484,846
427,700,000
146,009,540
398,900,000
appear
in
today, inasmuch
available
going
to
at this
center
Thanksgiving Day,
week later.
they
holiday,
a
larger by 28^8%
are
;
the
In
Louisiana—New
in
the
Dallas
Reserve
trict of 33.6%.
In the
In the Kansas
District
the fact that
while this year it came a
in
Cleveland Reserve District the
The Chicago Reserve District has to its
'
:
following
we
.
furnish
40.9%,
and
a
'
.
-
by Federal Reserve
summary
cities)
(10
Indiana—Fort
credit a
-
Week Ended Nov. 23—
1st
Boston
.
$
12 cities
_
1,347,075,323
1960
1961
$
$
953,413,505
New
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
York.
9
"
19,790,477,137
15,223,421,410
+ 30.0
13,208,735,333
"
1,466,414,504
1,190,170,702
+ 23.2
1,179,770,172
-
1,955,490,851
1,517,874,929
+ 28.8
1,463,614,592
7th
Chicago
St.
"
1,059,350,383
860,422,040
+
23.1
816,545.908
739,006,658
"
2,108.741.438
1,605,373,655
+
31.4
1,521,974,332,
"
2,162,095,556
1,685,321,258
+ 28.3
1,551,311,064
1,441,427,480
4
"
1,213,709.456
913,000,094
+ 32.9
874.539,702
774,259,108
:
9th
.
_
10th
Kansas
,
669,052,199
734,701,711
7
"
1,006,283,102
812,809,231
+ 23.8
9
"
984,714,823
819,803,401
+ 20.1
6
"
965,653,084
685,457,765
+ 40.9
652,560,918
Dallas
San
"
2,165,018,828
1,620,241,107
+ 33.6
1,464,287,981
36.225,024,485
27,943,177,602
+ 23.1
25,144.654.145
+ 28.7
12,352,060,429
11,165,861,696
_
Total
_106 cities
Outside New York
City
add
now
243,347
13,552,795
'510,000
81.309,000
10 ,677,442
4,181,687
+
13.1'
178,828,809
'
Total
-
+
46.3
902:808
7,996,007
+
41.1
56 403,788
48,563,098
+
2.6
21 057,583
17,849,986
10,234.216
16,109.689
16,260,683
16,087,563
detailed
our
statement
189,313
12,802,840
12 923,577
12,372,7pO
8, 292.316
6,699,486.
1,685,321,258
+ 28.3
1,551,311,064
1,441,427,480
438,200,000
234,323,534
+ 27.0
388,600,000
363,100,000
+
43.7
236,323,282
4,153,278
34.1
251,046,801
231,095,252
212,774,518
316,988,^97
3,483,658
+
—14.1
3,797,649
3,763,373
1,213,709,456
913,000,094
+ 32.9
874,539,702
774,259,103
+
2,162,095,556
Louis.
556,500,000
:
336,737,501
i.
j.~,
cities)
...
St.
Paul
10,013,912
9,713,570
+
3.1
8,894,920
7,262,415-
551,588,264
+
24.5
495,225,636
453,652,230
206,644,002
+
21.1
166,867,298
20,726,199
7,088,891
9,523,862
12,560,327
+ 65.0
4,316,575
+ 64.2
189,543,185
11,525,245
4,842,858
7,573,038
+
25.8
21,848,721
North
20,413,455 <
+
+
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
,
Montana—Billings
Helena
...
-Total
$
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
3,808,783
37.0
3.961,779
8,106,641
_+ 22.9
7,833,520
,
823,153,274
+ 32,8
777,899,182
4,051,390
+ 23.9
3,804,015
1,488,781
+
86.7
1,749,066
+
!
2,779,474
*
3,647,173
37.1
811,504
760,791
10,172,414
0.1
8.155,088
7,621,072
208,801,615
+
20.6
175,032,814
38,850,419
29,780,866
+
30.5
187,471,697
15,047,873
28,059,052
642,818,360
+
20.7
465,335,626
442,630,245
15,621,276
9,207,602
532,426,703
13,604,822
7,101,876
+
30.5
11,687,415
10,506,260
+
29.6
6,267,022
5,133,098
984,714,823
819,803,401
+
20.1
723,198,927
677,604,153
4-
31.6.
11,698,464
11,889,810
+
43.6
574.920,045
485,851,514
4 24.1
41,802,051
5,639,000
37,726.603
12,919,671
....
City—
Joseph.
Springs.
cities)
(9
—17.7
15,695,521
43,8
14,934,291
+
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester—,
,
+ 39.4
52,668.447
48,493,356
+ 19.3
24,593,160
21,743.353
44,001,200
+
45.2
37,236,300
19,851,247
860,558,775
55,813,529
6,607,000
6,608,934
—
Dallas
Worth
Fort
__I——II
Galveston
,
15,081,631
599,190,370
44,967,778
6,960,000
5,814,324
Wichita
Falls...
16,213,599
13,443,662
965,653,084
Louisiana—Shreveport
685,457,765
-
5,994,130
4,347,247
+ 37.9
3,582,241
1,009,282,010
+ 33.5
953,413,505
3,327,257
'
Total
(6
cities)__
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Francisco
York—Albany!.—
48,081,325
'—...
Elmira
1
—
A
Rochester
Syracuse
New
Northern
New
...'
.......
Jersey
-
^
Total
27,678,008
22,651,140
+ 13.6
139,396,543
130,075,398
(9 cities)
......
'
3,841,249
4,138.943
19,205,880,695
14,723,563,297
75.033,562
;
_.
Jersey—Newark
'■
+ 24.4
169,146,503
4.739.345
■
_
York
New
38,643,057
192,071,732
_4,329,467
Jamestown
27,349,147
+ 12.7
3,044,695
2,366,687
5,306,000
13.7
5,321,930
4,998,758
20.6
13,176,428
12,143,96*7
+40,9
652,560,918
557,916,652
31*'598M365
236:20273:8732
217,178.476
25.9
5,959,693
5,116,564
+ 27.8
246,261,146
234,598,850
392,064,720
306,889,472
25.5
109,018,292
103,657,090
171,692,395
"6,806,148
17,863,097
24,287,8/3
9,490,761
11,510,_58
14.5
4,040,447
3,147,542
+ 30.4
12,792,593,716
12,343,791,210
+
Utah-Salt Lake
City
California—Long
Beach—:
Pasadena
28.7
58,303,534
+
33,060,401
+ 13.0
93,690,496
87,352,951
129,301,368
105,371,475
San
1,185,472,515
Francisco
San
Jose
Santa
834,223,492
■ ,
39,483,893
12,718,251
36,392,939
13,698,145
II
Barbara"
+.
7.3
+ 22.7
50,538,887
23,180,730
1
'
15,223,421,410
+ 30.0
15,834,260
-
,,
-r-26.5
7.7
21,992,687
10,874,217
784,152,660
40,503,521
13,439,683
7.0
14,907,606
+
—17.5
67,912,443
66,500,547
93,774,347
Total
(10 cities)--
2,165,018,828
—
1,620,241,107.
36,225,024,485i":27,943,177,602
87,350,086
Grand
total
13,208,735,333
12,726,284,183
(106, cities)-.
New
♦Estimated,
York
City—
(a)
Clearings
'
17.019,143,790
13.219,614,305.
operations discontinued.
42.1'
+
—
+•
17,022,102
47,220,843
29,756,247
::::
Stockton
Outside
19,790,477,137
-
+
—
-
.'
*
W^?^n-Seattle --1Oregon—Portland
943,730,925
■
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
Buffalo
5.1
+
+
[
'
New
—
33,811,300
v
1,347,075,323
cities)
■
+ 36.2
55,031,375
24,246,743
63,896,300
—
10,898,978
24,103,935
'
'
Texas—Austin
16,861,113
15,224,060
+
-
916,950
+
+
I
3,554,283
21,214,562
16,460,649
76,710,812
3,440,047
28.5
3,787,820
20,798,107
363,650
5.7
932,055
'
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
4.488.216
+ 32.4
5,014,924
26,719,984
23,669,861
_
,
28,920,869
(12
669,052,190
10,975,714
Colorado—Colorado
785,648.982
5,020,025
.
_
Worcester
Total
734,701,711
251,829,173
——;
•__<
\
New
6,805,342
19,363,96,7
23.8
—
1,287,529
1,277,978
'
...
6,579,308
1,093,168,209
Massachusetts—Boston
Rhode
4,667,374
7.0
3,849,149
5,219,532
Connecticut—Hartford
10,433,56*4
,
7,123,999
17,545,868
City-
1,214,630
Lincoln
St.
812,809,231
1,006,283,102
cities)
(7
Nebraska—Fremont
1960
$
Dec. %
9,961,203
_
Portland
Bedford
194,621,24.7
250,141,532
South
Total
Springfield
11
686,939,985
:
...
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
New
5,959,494
0.9
—
-
8,698,118
12,289,945
cities)
Missouri—Kansas
1961
Inc. or
1962
$
....
1,500,2(37
1,049,869,145
6, 869,715
41.3
Kansas—Topeka *
1963
Clearings at—
_
403,276
1,124 483,427
9.1
+
+ 17.6
18,914,820
„
(4
Wichita
River
1
30.8
3.3
—
—
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
showing the figures for each city for the
Week Ended November 23
Fall
8
677,604.152
723,198,927
week ended November 23 for four years:
Lowell
10,632,1;73
3,y44,726
138.424,808
8,542,220
2,231,714
1,179,163,989
:
Minnesota—Duluth
Omaha
Maine—Bangor
4 ,982,303
147 ,408,472
+ 18.3
63,600,211
23,732,960
89,716,228
_
Hastings
We
16
87
24,340,581
2,029,688
1,542,679,983
.
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
23,509,652,906
13,219,614,305
City
_
34.1
1,300,731,260
„„
Francisco
+
15.9
11,909,445.-.',
Springfield
'
11th
12th
11,513,031
23.3
:
_
___L
(17
15,661,034
11 357,801
+
-
9.901,076
Total
18 417,111
46.3
+
Decatur
-
2,776,750
,
+31.7
+
■
16,573,929
-
^
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
i
Rockford
3 188,775
9.3
—
3,969,376
20,348,528
10,913,100
17,695,155
104.259,000
19,210,268
4,730,185
-
City
Peoria
,
211,611,976
:
Haute
Sioux
557,916,652
10
17,019,143,790
Minneapolis
I
Minneapolis
'
Louis.-
3,600,847
26,799,810
15,963,768
23,729,247
128,558,000
...
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
Moines
1,326,142,303
17
Atlanta
8th
6
Richmond
6th
1,32(3,142,303
1,302,629,428
'
10
5th
1,521,974,332
Bend
Terre
1,050,868,558
"
'
.
1,605,373,655
31.4
12,726,284,183
9
_
...
253,030,755
+
-Wisconsin—Milwaukee
943,730,925
7
2nd
3rd
262,605,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
+ 33.5
1,009,282,010
864,217
25.8
Kentucky—Louisville
Dec. °!o
$
16,822,998'
+
2,108,741,438
.
Wayne
South
Districts:
Inc. or
1962
328,703,948
26.1
22.8
'
;
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1963
25.5
+
+
818,717 '
288,227,000
Indianapolis
Missouri—St.
SUMMARY
+
18,457,496
362,613,000
Orleans
...
20.1%;
in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
..
314,528,918
1,005,761
254,762,504
213,151,3*7'
13,503,107"
728,145
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
City Reserve District there is an increase of
of
254.200,865
394,806,153
...
7,344,535
5,052,361-
5,677,811
34.0
...
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
gain of 28.3%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 32.9%, and the Minneapolis Reserve
District of 23.8%.
76.5
+
Mobile
in the Richmond Reserve District by 23.1%, and in the
Atlanta Reserve District by 31.4%.
35.0
+
28.7%; the bank clearings
expansion of 30.0%; in the Boston Reserve District of 33.5%, and
an
+
272,185,162
23,273,748
-
33,660,000
6,808,997
9,333,072
5,942,372
364,710,996
...
Mississippi—Vicksburg
the New York Reserve District, the'
note that in
we
Philadelphia Reserve District of 23.2%.
totals
year,
34.1
10,486,871
12,602,749
Florida—Jacksonville
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
located and from this
are
in this week last
came
455.900,000
621,600,000
....
aggregate clearings for
increase of 23.1%; the
an
+
+ 36.3
week—the week ended
increase of 30.4%, the large gain is due to
an
We group the cities
totals show
the
was
40,500,176
199,480,742
Augusta
Alabama—Birmingham
has to be estimated.
cases
Outside of-this city there was a gain of
showing
38.3
+ 15.2
50,062,658
Macon
press.
country having amounted to $36,225,024,485 against $27,943,177,602 in the
week in 1962.
same
.
267,579,502
Nashville
the week ends
as
of
time
at
statement, however, which we present further below,
For that week there
,
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
—22 0
Total
the whole
17,177,000
241,818,872
+
Georgia—Atlanta
them
hot
are
able to give final and complete results of the previous
Nov. 23.
5,668,697
23,070,236
245,844,975
+
14,239,247
493,713,659
Columbia—Washington.,
Total
1.6
29.1
10.298,330
428,470,942
Carolina—Charleston
District of
■■
32.7
+
233,319,284
__
4,666,3(L8
+
-t-
6,312,833
25,108.000
301,151,908
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
22.7
the foregoing will
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
13,973,012
.
for
In the elaborate detailed
12,374,582
1,050,868,558
865,686,695
-
Tennessee—Knoxville
Complete and exact details
13,798,238
1,179,770,172
438,585,554
!
-Maryland—Baltimore
$25,722,304,124 $32,973,840,420
-
,
13.8
14,870,936
—23.7
days..
+
19,466,314
Total
—26.4
five
21,964,719
+23.2
14,901, 554
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
—23.4
days
one
Total
_
days
cities,
24,370,7o2
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
five
-
29.0
99,069,400
West
five
cities,
cities,
5,902,556
+
29,469 811
—24.0
_
__
-6,733,471
5,893,085
—15.8
.
_
26.2
660,045,425
78,982,900
,—23.8
464.400,000
_
_
Other
All
936,346,495
...
Baltimore
Total
685,157,885
__
—
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
—
_
_
_
'
6,665,234
+
—
Youngstown
—24.8
427,196,701
_
4,610,792
2.7
7,997, 873
6,646, 205
Mansfield
—25.5
1,190,000,000
-
_
4,127,886
989,000,000
3,083,918
Columbus
1,429,960,991
895,000.000
*750,000,000
_
—
——
1,117,000,000
31.7
1,190,170:702
1
Cleveland
—22.5
391,000.000
Philadelphia
Boston
5,049,357
23.3
+
16,962,992
Cincinnati
1962
1.065.645,228
..
2,129,266
+ 18.1
1,466,414,504
__
2,286,007
736,151
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
579,250,329
—
cities)
ending Friday
$18,581,660,684
$14,408,420,188
(9
Ohio—Canton
1963
Week Ended Nov. 30—:i
...
1,307.5,72
1,371,009
1,734,181
+
8,389,625
38,018,066
Jersey—Trenton
Total
follows:
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
New
,
2,752, 994
7,780,783
Delaware—Wilmington
%
5,334 911
1,120,000, 000
1,381,000,000
3,626,381
York
$25,722,304,124 against $32,973,840,420
Our comparative summary for this week
+44.4
(a)
6,301,064
Philadelphia
Reading
in this week this year while last
week in 1962. At this center there is a loss for the week
same
22.5%.
came
week earlier and to the holiday on Monday, because of the
came a
assassination.
of
holiday,
a
I960
$
+38.0
1,605, 789
(a)
Scranton
Thanksgiving Day,
to the fact that
1,461 565
2,318,032
:
Chester
The large decline is due
last year.
2,017,561-
Kethlehem
will
States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
cities of the United
be 22.0% below those of the corresponding week
1961
or
Dec. %
$
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 30, clearings for all
of the country,
Inc.
1962
$
*'
\
Third Federal Reserve
compared with a year ago. ' Pre¬
clearings this week will show a decrease
>
'
/
Bank
47
7.8
190.909.803
23,643,044
14,000,592"
668,705,370
34,534,388
9,784,328
15,681.263*
+
33.6
1,464,287,981
1,300,731.260
+
23.1
25,144,654,145
23,509,652,906
+ 28.7
12,352,060,429
11,165,861,690
.'
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2168)
48
.
.
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
■T'- f
,
.
.
of the world.
countries
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
record for the week just passed.
certified
rates
exchange
foreign
We give below a
november
Noon
Unit
and Monetary
Country
november
to
1963
for Cable
Buying Rate
28,
Monday
Nov. 22
Nov. 25
Argentina,
Australia,
Belgium,
franc
Canada, dollar
new
.144975
.144975
Funeral
.310566
.204050
.251615
:
.209585
2 .797900
....
2.797740
.00275816
.00275783
.327016
.327016
& Co., Inc.—
7%
cumulative preferred stock.
Commonwealth Edison Co., 439% debs.,
.0800560
.277809
.277725
2.770039
2.770000
.139700
.139700
Dayton
3 +4 %
Union
.139700
Power
.0348750
__
.0348750
.0348750
.0166645
.0166645
47s %
.192525
.192640
.192750
1 .393723
1.393643/
1.393623
2 .797900
2.797740
2.797700
rand
pound' sterling
—_
Dec
2032
debt
Foundation
634 %
•
Dec 31
1840
—Dec
12
1937
1965—,
Dec
1
1742
1973
:Jan
1
2033
—
Jan.
1,
2009
Dec.
1,
B
'
'
due Dec. 1 2011
due
Corp.—
bonds due
adjustment
Energy Supply Schwaben, Inc.—
514% debt adjuslment bonds due
.231679
.231675
.231650
Africa,
2032
15
'
1977
.
Ry. Co.—
bonds due
series
Electric
.0166645
Portugal, escudo..
Spain, peseta.....
Sweden, krona.
debentures
4^8%
and
Page
15
1, 1979__Dec
Peabody
Cluett,
2 .770198
Zealand, pound
krone..:
Kingdom,
.00160645
.0800560
Norway,
Date
Canadian British Aluminium Co., Ltd.—
6j/4% series B debentures due December
.0800560
r.
_
REDEMPTIONS
subord. debs, due Nov.
7%
Byers Co.,
M.)
.277804
;
guilder
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South
.00160650
.327058
dollar
peso
Netherlands,
2.797700 ;
.00275900
Malaysia, malayan
Co., 4.70%
Dec
Company and Issue—
(A.
.00160650
yen...
*
1939
2037
16
cumul. pfd. series B stock—Dec
6'
PARTIAL
.251604
.209590
Edison
Potomac
.204050
.251584
rupee
2
.Dec
.310566
.204050
franc.
Ireland, pound..
Italy, lira
United
Day
Kennedy's
1972
Philadelpnia Transportation Co.—
3% -6%
bonds series A due 2039
Thanksgiving
.209602
(Metropolitan!,
Germany, deutsche mark
New
.927812
.210178
.310566
.1
France
Mexico,
.927890
.210178
Page
Date
Inc.— '
debentures due
sinking fund
5a,4%
President
L
Security Co. of Bedford,
American
CLOSED
TENDER
OF
Company and Issue—
.0200590
.144925
:
krone.—
i
Japan,
.0200583
.210181
Finland, markka
India,
STOCK
.0386468
CLOSED
.927812
rupee
Denmark,
.0386625
.0200600
:
EXCHANGE
given in the Chronicle.
were
NOTICE
EXCHANGE
2.229243
2.229274
.0386625
Austria, schilling-
Ceylon,
STOCK
2 .229402
._
.00716128
.00709639
.00696988
"
peso..:..
pound
details
S
S
$
(except where otherwise indicated)
volume
current
in which the
Nov. 28
Nov. 27
Nov. 26
S
Thursday
Wednesday
notes,
bonds,
corporate
of
stock
common
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(Value in United States Money)
Tuesday
list
a
called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the
Friday
/
found
be
and
preferred
\
inclusive
1963,
Transfers in New York
will
Below
re-serve bank to treasury under tariff act of
federal
by
22,
■'
Fund Notices
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
requirements
the
to
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury
certifies
'
•
Redemption Calls and Sinking >
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
T
,
of Canada
Co.
1
2033
Dec
15
2034
Dec
9
Dec
1
1937
1743
1982
___Dec
Merchant Marine
Santa Mariana,
S. Santa Mercedes series,
15
1937
Jan
1973.
Ltd.—
series B debentures
due
'
■
1979
General
Acceptance Corp.—
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1974—
cents voting preference conv. stock...
subord.
6V\%
60
Rubber Co.^—
General Tire &
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
(In
r
'
;i.
Gold
'
certificate
Redemption
Total
Cash
,
of
for
____
13,929
reserves—
15,294
Government
1,241
15,294
15,706
240
245
317
605
419
103
outright
43
43
36
3,829
_______
Certificates
•'
3,582
'
Notes
r.
17,679
3,974
32,947
30,05g
132
107
Bonds
''
Total
,
outright—
Held under repurchase agreement
,
ASSETS—
Cash
S.. Govt, securities
lo,ans
items
Bank
in
and
33,054
30,059
33,974
33,516
30,198
of
process
collection
5,059'
6,728
5,631
104
104
254
401
54,941
56,141
>
,
'
.
assets
—
'
liabilities—
Federal
Reserve
•
notes—
and
Member
U.
bank
Treasurer—general
.Foreign
_—...
Other
;
31,544
29,692
16,966
16,327
942
1 018
Other loans
550
'
160
151
174
——„
_____—________
195
209
-
263
/
/
Total
deposits—____
Deferred availability
Other
liabilities
Total
17,735
cash
18,330
3,591
4,659
3 783
items
& accrued dividends
93
88
53,400
liabilities.
54,621
'
7g
50,904
Loans to foreign
estate
Real
Other
CAPITAL
Capital
Other
'
492
934
888
115
_1_
accounts
490
934
*
——
gg
102
464
purch.
liabs.
&
capital
liability
for
54,941
56,141
103
105
acceptances
on
foreign
accounts
combined*.
1
88
to
5
'
liabilities
statement
30.6%
combined"
shown
5
+
—
1
includes
30.4%
$290
million
33.1%
of
Federal
Banks netted out of the
above.
con¬
securities—total
years
with F.
R.
commercial
SjUhcm in
U. S.
banks, and increases of $1,293
Government
demand
deposits
?334 million in time and savings deposits.
^Commercial and industrial loans
districts for
net
a
week
million.
a
Loans
orcarrying U. S.
JPTlT01?/ anc*
other
.
and
brokers
and
Government
their loans
in
—
■<--——
18,950
+
12,611
+
634
$11 million,
million and $33
as
for
dealers
for
securities
purchasing
decreased $57
purchasing
million.
compared
million,
s^|?ar week iu 1962. Real
million.
or
carrying"
Loans to sales
with
decreases
respectively,
during
of
the
estate loans increased $41
"Other" loans increased $56 million.
+
Banks.
5V4 %
first
First
34
+
237
4%
+
156
+
t-—
+
Time
and
;
savings
—
120
1,057
113
—
79
+ 1,293
+
,
——
11,941
—
603
—
:
insts.,
official
—r
—
544
—
21
+
States
+
22
+
Domestic
+
10
+
+
334
+
—
interbank—
'
57,841
From
insts.,
+
+
43
237
+
3,255
4,252
+
36
+
840
225
+
2
+
32
.
+
■
•
etc—
others—
■'
115
—:i___
tion
of
of loans
valuation
—-
5
310
'+
256
—
—3,441
6,184
139
+
818
17
+
611
22
+
749
/+.:.:
—
to
domestic
commercial
banks
and
after
deduc¬
reserves;
domestic commercial banks,
less cash items in process of collection.
§ Includes certified and officers'
T Includes time
1973
y
1787
*
Jan
1
—Jan
1
*
Dec
1
1788
Dec
1
1789
—Dec
due
2
1789
^.Dec
1
1789
1
1
1981.
"
—
15,
1
>
1975
due
Dec.
1971:
1,
ISSUES
CALLED
Date
a
Power
Page
Dec
2
Dec
stock
1
1839
v
1839
mtge.
bonds,
April
due
1,
1989_Dec
6
.Dec
18
__1
1974.
debs, due Dec. 1, 1965__Dec
Co.
2032
1840.
1
'
stock—
..Jan
debs,
31
*
Dec
4
Georgia
of
subord.
conv.
3
1841
Jan
1
1976
.Dec
16
1975.
...Dec
30
y
15„
due
-
convertible'debs,
Gas
&
1936,
Co.—
preferred stock..
debentures, due Dec.
6%
third series
•Announced
due
1976—.^
"•
"
*
1938
/
•*
/
.
.Dec
27
*
^___Dec
6
1887
When
Holders
Payable
of Rec.
Co.—
preferred
stock.
in
this
issue./
;
DIVIDENDS
Continued
\
checks not
shown separately.
deposits of U. S. Government
,!
and
postal savings not
'
-
from
13
page
Per
Share
-
Name of Company
•-
.
Coca-Cola
Bottling
Coca-Cola
,
25c
Cochenour
(N.
Willians
Electronics
National
Y.)
Gold Mines
(stock
Corp.
Ltd.
(s-a)
Collins
Co.,
&
Colonial
Colonial
Inc.
Corp.
Sand
of
Utilities
Extra
5%
+
& Iron
12-12
1-10
12-20
1-10
12-20
1-10
12-20
12-12
11-29
9c
7V2C
12-
2
11-15
12-
9
10-31
(quar.)
1
;
12-
2
12-23
12-
2
15c
.
12-23
5%
—4
quar.)_—.___,—
12-17
12-10
5c
10,c
1-
2
12-18
1-
2
12-18
Corp.—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
5Va%
(quar.)—
—-—
Fuel
11-29
30c
18%c
j.
1
11-22
12-10
t-lOc
(initial).
(quar.)—.—
dividend
Color-Craft Products
Colorado
com.
12-31
12-31
3%
4-———
new
America
& Stone
2
II-29
15c
(quar.)
Aikman Corp.,
2
12-
12-20
87VaC
t$l
$$1
dividend).——
iquar.l
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)—
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd.. common
7%
preferred.
(A participating payment on common and
preferred)
:
Coleman
I-2-
12-16
t7c
(qu,ar.)
12-13
$14.95
International Corp..
Colonial
individual loan items are shown gross. ;
t Includes all demand deposits except those of U. S. Government and
shown separately.
V
„
1
,
Stock
) Exclusive
:
.
Dec
1977—
April
debs,
subordinated
5.44%
Cole
739
+
361
—_
14,289
ACCOUNTS—
1
+
+^
'/
Banks..
Reserve
+'16
3,027
•
liabilities—————^
CAPITAL
37,673
12,728
banks."—1—
Federal
Other
434%
Cohu
From
Co.,
,
——-—~
official
■.'■+
'
152
—v
^
,
-
first
5^%
Inc.,
'
3,927
-
Foreign:
Commercial
'
1966
Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc.—r
9,106
•
political subdivisions—.
Borrowings:
•'
1746
102
1.094
deposits—
Governments,
'
1981—
1982
Corp.
1,
preferred
38
banks—
time deposits
and
1,
Co., Inc., 3 v8 %
Co.—
12
622
etc
savings deposits—Totalf—.
Other
1
Bonds
and
1,107
+
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings
2036
/
—:—
Commercial
due
coll,
cumulative
Oil
Home
1,196
—
333
563
—1,409
3,207
Government...——
Mutual
1939
12
.
Ltd.—
& Banking
Corp.—
Cable
Grolier
41
63
822
+11,420
Can
Railroad
46
—2
Foreign:
Governments,
12
—_Dec
1985
Co.—
Dec.
June
Light
cumulative
$3.60
159
—
S.
1938
1
—_Dec
Dec
1,
Co.—
Kodak
Eastman
—
92,567
67,325
4,857
deposits—totals
.
Co.—
.
deposits adustedf—
Commercial
1745
cumul. preferred stock...
Inc., 4Va% cumul. preferred
and
Illinois
Continental
—
63,182
U.
1745
1
.Jan
„
4«/4%' convertible debentures due
Western
"
4M»%
Edison
Brockton
174,683
...---—
1
Inc.—
Bigelow-Sanford,
—
1,787
due
Corp.
subord.
conv.
Corp.,
5,561
,
due
Transmission
Industries,
3,089
coin—
with domestic banks.:
assets—net
Dec
Dec
due
.
ENTIRE
1,433
+
1745
1980
1981
debentures
Company and Issue—
1,071
— "^32
+
175
+ 3,562
764
386
79
,
—
eight
personal financing institutions decreased $5 million
loans to "other" nonbank financial institutions in¬
creased
$11
/
increased
gain of $82 million; during the compa¬
ago
these loans increased $170
securities increased $131
and
and
year
to
S.
Aro
—
—
1842
1
Marine
due
Ry.—
due
debentures
Central
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States
and political -subdivisions.
of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading/ cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
ended Nov. 20:
Increases of $283 million in loans ad¬
justed and $216 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, decreases of $333 million in demand deposits
adjusted and $603 million in demand deposits credited
domestic
—
15
Dec
1984.,
series
Transmission
Gas
Finance
51/2 %
—
—-—7-—
....
—
Domestic interbank:/
statement
+
U.
2>888
+
273
216
89
73
—_ v
28,146
4,000
840
,
'
Dec
July
due
Merchant
debentures
debentures
634%
439
+
'
1981
1975..
due
Bear
adjustment
4% %
debentures
Traders
212
+ . 2,414
+ 1,586
109
—
2,871
13,929
6,506
assets/liabilities..
Total
'
Condition Statement of Member Banks
rable
+
2,150
1938
Inc.—
Insured
Eastern
Texas
+.
41
56
+/
19,758
year
Currency and
Other
Demand
to
17,798
—
commercial hanks-
1
Co.—
bonds
Line,
Philippine
' debt
25
5V4%
815
833
1936
Dec
1986—
Co.—
bonds,
&. .Northern
year
Tennessee
215
+
LIABILITIES—
condition
5
397
11
15
1980-
due
bonds due
China Bear series
SS
General
Demand
The
+
1,
June
bonds,
line
pipe
Utilities
East
SS
4'/2
/
_
+.
loans-——-———
securities
Reserves
V
-
Reserve notes of other Federal Reserve
solidated
11
1
Dec
Scovill Manufacturing Co.—
.
—___
note
1
+
—
After 5 years—
Other
Balances
R-
3
Jan
1976.1.
15,
Dec.
'3%%/ first mtge. bonds due Dec. 1,
1,400
3,549
bills..-.--—.—-—
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes & u. s. bonds maturing:
52,358
'
-
correspondents
Ratio of gold certificate reserves to
deposit and F, R. note liabilities
•"P-
+
+
1841
Rhine-Ruhr Water Service Union—
244
—
line
Transmission
mortgage
Gov't.
S.
6%
Treasury
Within
Contingent
+
banks..
domestic
Government
U. S.
in_J
capital
Total
90
1,718
.
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
57
131
3,660
loans,—.—
to
+
'
1977
due
due
pipe
mtge.
Far
Piedmont
01„
—
—
finance,
Other—.
Loans
128
•
debentures
debentures,
first mortgage
5%
2,403
+
financial institutions:
personal finance, etc.
Loans to nbnbank
17,351
+
2
1987
Corp.—
pipe line bonds due
Gas
first
5%
9,115
carrying:
for purchasing or
S.
Sales
5
Chemical
debentures, due July 1,
Illinois Gas Co.—
U.
+
15
.—.Dec
<
due
bonds
A
mtge. bonds due 1982
Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling
4%%
+
.Dec
2035
1535
Northern
,
+ 9,789
,-+
•
Government securities
—
Other
securities...——-—
U.
5%
1841
1
first
National
Nov. 21,
1962
578
283
82
456
3,482
/
securities——-—
Other
16,459
account
lor pur¬
chasing or carrying:
/ •
U. S. Government securities--—.
4 V2 %.
Pacific
1,580
loans
brokers and. dealers
to
>or
2
Jan
.....
-
series
mtge.
first
1744
Libby—
&
Montana-Dakota
.
Since
+ 10,228
37,190
industrial loans
and
Agricultural
-
reserves..___—___
S.
'
.
,
.
52,358
Midwestern
1937
1
.Dec
1970
due
mtge,
first
first
57/s%
1
secured conv. debs, due 1971
&
subordinated
5V2%
469
+
Dec
1964—Dec
1,
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.-—
+
^
bonds
f.
Minerals
McNeil
+
88,152
S.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.— /
5Vo%. first mortgage bonds, due
5%
---
1,
S.
—
RR.~r.
mtge. s.
convertible
5%
(In millions of dollars)
1 135,248
adjusted).
Loans
31,981
—
Deposits:
1
.
1963
137,398
investments adjusted)
Loans
Loans
Commercial
Total
1
investments.—'
and
'
/
'
loans
Total
105
270
;
assets
,
Nov. 13,
Nov. 20,
33,326
securities
premises.
Other
'
increase ( +
Decrease (—)
,
Total
'
'
1963
Total U.
3.65%
Libby,
5%%
■
-
bought
first
International
10,659
4,620
33,194
—_
* 13,185
S.
and
5%%
Ltd.
Terminal
4s/a%
to
rowings from others decreased $139 million. Loans
domestic commercial banks decreased $109 million.
2,241
-
7,066
17,679
^
7,066
4,620
—
Oct.
1987—.
1,
Home Oil Co.
'
I
securities:
due
Government
Magdalena,
Maria
Santa
Dec.
Illinois
$237 million.
•,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $310 million but bir-
outright—
Bills—,
/.
the
14,465
,
S.
Santa
S.
Harpen Mining Corp.—
4V2%
debt adjustment
adjusted decreased $136 million in
Chicago District, $116 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
trict and $73 million in the Richmond District, but they
increased by $174 million in New York City.
Savings
deposits increased $43 million and "other" time deposits
of individuals, partnerships, and corporations increased
deposits
Demand
1962
1,348
—
Bought
Nov. 28,
13,946
1,365
advances
and
Acceptances—bought
S.
1963'
notes—
R.
certificate
—
Discounts
U.
F.
Nov. 20,
1963
Nov. 27,
.
/
,
account..^
fund
gold
J
S.
due
S.
U.
Inc.,
S.
Getty Oil Corp. 3^2% 15 year debs, due June
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co.—
6% debentures due Dec. 1, 1979
$378
notes and U.S. Government bonds increased
million. "Other" securities increased $79 million.
ury
Line
/Bonds:
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
decreased $73
dollars)
,
ASSETS—
>
millions
Grace
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $89 million, Treasury certificates
debentures,
subord.
6%
Consolidated Statement of Condition
;
62Vac
12-31
12-
6
683%c
12-31
12-
6
Volume
Number
198
6321
.
.
Per
Name oj
Colorado
Company
Interstate
Gas,
Broadcasting
increased
Stock
Commercial
(N.
C.)
Financial
Chicago
Trucking
2uC
12-
2
lx-ib
Denver
&
Denver
Union
uuar.)
1
12-
6
11-22
3%
12-16
11-22
luc
11-29
Biangnt
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
20c
12-13
11-29
Diamond
Alkali
Co.,
1-
2
11-29
$4
(Pitts-
Co.
preferred
Mines,
11-29
Dictaphone Corp., common
4%
preierred
(quar.—.
12-16
1-
11-29
1
Extra
Di
11-15'
Connonio,
10 c
1-
2
12-2J
loc
4-
1
3-20
12-10
11-29
4Uc
(initial)
+
_
6C
Disney
Distillers
20c
quar.)
12-
3
Diversified
12-
3
Dobbs
11-15
(quar.)__
82 Vic
12-16
11-
Corp.___
25c
1-
Consolidated
(quar.)
25c
12-
(increased-quar.)
333/4c
1-
30c
12-
10c
12,-
2
of
Financial
Consolidated
Foods
~
Consolidated
Y.
N.
Industries
Corp.
Laundries
Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
1—__
^
Consolidated
Oil
of
payment
chase
(stock
Gas
&
for
warrant
stock
each
Consolidated
5 %
Textile
preferred
Consolidated
Class
B
$4.16
+
Dominion
Corset
12-
9
Dominion
Steel
11-15
Dominion
Stores,
11-15
Dominion
Tar
Dover
;__
12-16
Dow
&
Co.
:___
$50c
12-
2
11-15
Draper Corp.
Dravo Corp.,
4
Power
Continental
UOc
12-31
12-20
40c
(quar.)—___—r—
12-12
11-29
1-
2
12-
6
Drewrys,
$1.1=J
1-
2
12-
6
Drexel
1-
2
12-
6
Dubois
Chemicals
$1.04
___
5c
Continental Can
12-2
12-16
12-
12-16
11-22
50c
Co., common
±
preferred (quar.)
'
Casualty Co. (Chicago)
3.75%
12-16
93 %c
1-
Duke
1
12-2
15c
12-16
12-
5
I6V4C
12-16
12-
5
37 Vic
12-16
12-
5
2
k
Dun
60c
preferred
Insurance
Continental
Oil
$2
Co.,
—.__
Steel
Cook
Co.
12-13
12-
share
45c
12-13
11-29'
$4.50
preferred
85c
12*13
11-29
$3.50
preferred
Aggregates
$1.50
6%
preferred
Ltd.,
11-15
Common
12-
2
11-15
40c
12-
6
11-22
25c
12-10
11-20
50c
12-iO
ll-2o
1-15
12-31
1-31
1-17
5%
—___
1-17
Dura
U2c
1-31
1-17
Duriron
12-20
11-15
25c
+
1-
37 Vic
'
—
1-31
"
Corporate Investors,
Ltd., class A lquar.)__
Reynolds, $1 pfd. series A (quar. I
Corfoon &
Corson
(G.
Stock
Cory
&
W.
II.)
Corporation
Beverage - Corp.
Cott
Cott
Set,
Inc.
Life
Crampton
Mfg.
Crane
Co.,
Credit
(extra)——
334 %
preferred
Service,
Class
A
B
Niagara
be
Petroleum,
in
Bank
Co
&
crown
Life
Crown
Zellerbach
Insurance
Nest
Clothing
!
Industries
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
Cyprus Mines Corp.
Cigar Corp.
Mills,
Co.
Delaware
come
plus
12-
30c
12-10
12-
5
12-20
12-
5
12-13
11-29
Co.,
securities
Delaware
(Harrisburg, Pa.i
—
Ltd
$1.25
common
..15c
60c
.
35c
net
$0,037
investment
of
and
5 Vic
a
America
Iillv
see
Lillv
Flizabeth
11-29
Elliot-Automation.
1-22
1-
2
12-27
,
"
3
12-
2
1-
"1-
2
12-
2
7%
Elmira &
7%
Eltra
11-27
in¬
less
British
Emerson
Radio
&
from
Emery Air ^Freight
I Stock dividend
special
(reducedl_
$2.40
12-14
11-25
1
1-15
2-
Emery
Ernhart
Industries
(quar.)
11-22
1-15
12-13
First
Fund
Bank
Insurance
Stock
Charter
Corp.
Financial
Connecticut
ments
First
Co.
of
Bank
First
National
First
National
Bank
First
of
of
&
City Bank
tion
of
will
by
declare
share
one
11-30
11-30
Comptroller
stock
a
for
each
11-22
12-16
First
12-16
12-10
11-22
Trust
Fischbach
12-
4
Fishback
&
12-
4
Fishman
12-16
11-15
Moore,
H.)
12-31
12-10
5%
12-16
11-21
Y.)
(N.
preferred
1-
3
$2.25
2
12-
2
Florida
1-
preferred
Growth
(25c from
for
12Vic
18c
12-18
11-29
12-13
11-22
15c
5%
yl2-27
12-13
yl2-27
12-13
75c
50c
12-12
11-30
12-12
11-29
(quar.)—_
$1.06V%
1-
1
12-13
4c
16Vic
$1.03
1-
6
12-16
12-15
11-25
__
20c
12-16
11-22
$1
$1.12v,/2
12-16
11-22
12-16
•_
11-22
56Vac
12-16
11-22
31VaC
12-20
11-29
28c
12-20
12-17
11-22
12-13
11-22
■:
income
Vic
and
from
11-18
Cono
20c
15c
15c
35c
Foote
Foote Mineral
Forbes
&
38:!4%
___
,
Corp
11-25
Ford
Motor
Co.
11-25
Ford
Motor
Co.
(quar.)__
11-12
Foremost
12-
2
11-12
Vi %
Dairies,
Fostoria
12-
2.
11-12
Four
12-
2
11-12
12-2
11-12
Fram
Corp.
Foxbqro
Star
(quar.)__
11-12
12-
2
11-12
Franco
12-
2
11-12
Frantz Mfg.
11-22
French
11-22
Friendly
11-
Fritzi
(Fred
F.)
11-15
Frontier
Airlines,
12-31
Frontier
Refining,
12-16'
11-29
1- 9
11-29
A
Class
A
1- 2
12-20
Class
A
12-20
Fruehauf
12-20
12-6
12- 6
12-20
12- 5
12-13
11-29
i__
.
common
dividend —1.
preferred
(Charles
Class
1
quar.)
(
-
&
,
L__
%
12-16
12-20
12-10
1-10
12-
2
1-15
12-2012-16
12-10
11-
12-
5
12-
6
1-
2
12-14
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12-15
11-30
12-20
12-
(quar.)—
11-18
12-
12-10
11-25
1
11-18
tl5c
t'15c
115c
12-20
11-29
3-20
2-23
6-19
5-29
'*
1
<
—
'
12-
(quar.)'_____—___
/
12-27
11-29
Fuller
(Geo.
11-15
Fulton
Industries
45c
1-20
12-16
Fundamental
A.)
quar. 11—:———
5
1-' 2
(quar.)'
Co
'
—
(stock
Investors
——__——
2-
1
2-
1
1-
5-
1
4-
12-
2
37 Vic
$1
45c
5%
dividend)--.
(quar.)—
30c
^30c
common
(increased
12-2
3
12-19
12-20
;
(quar.)_
preferred
8
12-31
5c
5%
$1.75
-
V Extra
4
2
Co.—
quar.)
Corp.,
Common
1-
12-
25%
(reduced 1
(quar.)___.
E.)
12-16
$7
15c
14c
preferred—
Mfg.
(quaf.).V
Inc.
(stock dividend)
1-15
7%
7%
preferred
6%
12-14
100 %
(quar.)__l
Investing,
1
11-
2
30c
(quair)_______
California
'37Vic
(quar.)_______^____^___-
Co.
11-15
2
1-
$1.20
20c
Oil_______
Finance,
of
12-16
30c
iquar.)
Sulphur
11-22
2
12-
2%:
Wyoming
6
11-22
12-
35c
.____
12-
12-5
17V2C
iquar.)
1
9
12-16
5%
—
Stock- dividend
12-13
___
—1
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)__
2
1-
1-31
J$1.25
45c
10c
56V4C
__'
_
(quar.)
Television
12-2
12-13
25c
(quar. )
Company
Corp.
(quar.i__
common
preferred
10c
—
—
1
25c
35c
.
(initial).
(year-end)
2
,
(quar.)
Belding
Co.
12-
$1.62
(quar.)
&
Wallace,
class B
(quar.)u
(Canada)
(quar.)
Frost
of
2
11-
12-
35c
quai*.)
1-
12-21
11-25
5
■v
12-16
Line, 5%
pfd. A (s-a)
Markets, com. istock dividend)
convertible preferred (s-a)__
11-25
2
4
5
25c
2%
(quar.)____.
Tiger
4%<
■
2-
12-
Giant
Stock
(increased
10c
3%
12-10
30c
50c
% 5c
quar.)___:__
32c
12-
1
11-12
2
12-20
1
2
12-20
12-16
1-
12-
11-29
1
1-
14c
Flying
4
12-13
12-
10c
11-25
1-
11-15
15c
:__
(quar.)
12-20
25c
(quar.)_
11-25
2
12-20
Dividend
1-
$1.18.
$1.14
12-18
12-16
12-
long-term capital gains, 6c from
1
1-
11-27
Fund—
Florida Telephone Corp.
Fluid
Controls
(quar.)
Food
11-27
13'34c
Power
Stock
12-17
1-16
25c
security profits
Corp. (increased quar:)_
Florida Power & Light Co., common (quar.)_
Florida Steel Corp,
(quar.)
Florida
1
12-12
$1.25
(quar.i
investment
net
per
•2-14
1-
71/2C
$4.50
2-10
2-28
4%
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred
(quar.),__.
preferred
(quar.)
$4
11-22
•
,
lquar,)__^
iquar.).
Flintkote
2
common
Company (quar.)__
Co., class A (quar.)
common
9
12-12
25c
25c
17%2C
on
2-11
2
12-
$1.25
(quar.)___
quar.)
__j.
Inc.
11-15
3-
15c
;
preferred
iincreased
Paper
Company,
Fleming
Co.
Manufacturing Co.
$5
12-13
Y. )—
shares)
(M,
2
(N.
!___
B
12-16
Ltd.—
Phonograph
Bank
iquar.)
Inc.,
11-29
2%/
Poi)ter (stock dividend
class
12-16
90c
—
____—_
preferred
Moore
Extra
Fischer &
6%c
common
&
12-12
Y.)
jl
Foods,
2
11-29
3%
(Syracuse, N.
National
Governor
45c
-
Co.
—
Fisher
12-
12-16
60c
.___
,
2
1-24
50c
2c
Deposit
Westchester
Quarterly'
1-
1- 6
,
(quar.)
Corp._
dividend
'-45c
(quar.) __!___
tax
&
1
of
held_
50
12-31
Stock
2-
distribu¬
12-31
12-
5
12-15
12-16
12-
12-13
12-15
Security Corp. (s-a)
_f:_'
Firth Sterling Inc. (stock dividend)
2
12-31
50c
First
Freeport
income
4Gc
75c
11-20
2
12-
12-16
(quar.)___
1-15
Research
1-
12-43
12-20
Kearny
1
First
1-
1
12-20
of
First National Stores
•and
1-
50c
Y.)
(N.
to the approval
-Currency
8
12-27
Co.
Trust
(quar.)
National
Subject
11-14
10-16
1-24
11-22
50c
J.)
11-22
11-20
4
34c
(quar.)
Jersey City (quar.)
11-20
11-
9
12-
40c
iquar.)____
Cincinnati
(quar.)'
Dallas
6
2
12-
Invest¬
short-term
common
Gas
50c
5%
Chicago
of
Bank
2
Business
32V4C
___
He
Bank
National
12-
F.)
(quar.)
National
First
(S.
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Small
2
12-2
6
8
11-
6
1-15
12-
12-
9
Bank
12-20
2
12-
National
11-30
4
1-
20%
_______________
12-
12-16
12-16
4
12-
10c
2
'
12-
12-14
25c
2
12-
12-14
America—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-
'
___—
52 Vic
dividend
11*15
(extra)_
12-
$17c
(s-a)
convertible
$1.40
of
12-16
20c
class A
America,
12-13
.
common
1
Williamport RR. Co.—
preferred
Corporation,
of
iquar.)____
Corp.
9
12-27
20c
:
iquar.)
Co.
9
12-
20c
45c
(quar.)
12-
12-20
40c
(Nevada)
1
40c
&
Mills
B
11-20
12-20
20c
(quar.)
Assn.
1-
2.2%
(increased
Consolidated
Y.
Corp.,
1-
$1.50
$1
—______'
Co.,
(Eli)
12-16
N.
General
12-
(initial)
2
of
6
Underwriters
1
(quar.)__——__—______
Corp.
Co.
.
Corp.
Finance
11-26
Battery—
12-13
1-
Filtrol
1-
Corp.
(increased quar.)______—
Communications, Inc.____—
Electronic
Trust
Fieldcrest
(N.
.___
Fleetrol"x
Fli
130c,
Fiduciary
Fitchburg
(quar.)___—.—
(quar.)_L__.
Extra
4
quar.):
from
of
New
Electrographic
2
profits payable in cash or stock)
Co.
v
Storage
12-13
1-
a
Punch
Electric
12-13
12-
11-29
12-
Extra
(quar.)
2
1-15
12-14
40c
j
Fisher
(quar.)___
2
2
2
45c
2
,(quar.).___:——%$r.l2Vi
2
12-16
________
common
12-
,
Year-end
2
<
—__
12-31
Corporation (increased quar.)
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co. (Pa.)—
12-,2
—
(quar.)
12-
Ferro
12-
+$1.75
:—__
12-14
Y.)—
11-29
12-
—
common
Gas
(N,
30c
$100
11-29
25c
/•.
Co.
12-
1
—
at
12-15
12-16
Stock
Water—
31
12-3
12-31
1
______
preferred
Trust
&
31V'4C
10c
(resumed)
com.
Co.
Natural
Bank
32c
15c
11-20
2
3
10c
Class
1-10
11-19
2834c
.____
Petroleum
Financial
1-10
11-29
2
I
Felmont
11-20
6
11-22
6
31Vzd
(quar.)
Works
Quarterly
1
preferred
Paso
(quav.)
3%
(quar.)
England
Co.,
J.)
(N.
&
Screw
Federation
1-
preierred
1-
year-end distribution ogf 40c from realized
•
Electric
Paso
1-
50c
Federul
1-
■—
New
of
Co.
preferred
11-25
1-25
—
11-22
12-20
11-21
4.60%
11-25
1-25
—
2
93 % c
__
______!
(7c
12-16
11-30
2
1-
__——__
5
;
distribution
securities
profits
realized
-
(quar.)
•
Fund
12-
12-16
Insurance
(quar.)-__,
National
12-10
$1.02Vi
4V>,% preferred
(quar.)___^
r$1.06V4
5Vi% preferred
(quar.)
$1.37Vi
5.36% preferred (quar.)
$1.34
5.65% preferred
(quar.)
$1.41V4
5.68%
preferred (quar_)_—-------—$1.42
6,40% preferred (quar.)
$1.60
$5 ,2nd preferred 1957 series
(quar.)_____
$1.25
$4,875
preferred
(quar.)_____—__—$1,2174
12-5
12-27
/ 30c
1-
$4.50
11-29
50c
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Federkl Pacific Electric, 5.(4 % pfd. A (quar.)
Federal Paper Board—
50c
(quar.)__
$4.72 -preferred
$4.56
preferred
'
11-29
12-27
11-15
dividend)
50c
—_
preferred (quar.)_____.—
Engineering Corp.
(quar.)
20c-
(quar.)_
(auar.)
(increased
12-10
12-10
Life
(stock
15c
Jan.
Stores,
,25c
_'
Ltd
12-10
42VaC
12-
$4.12
12-10
10c
'___
Inc.__^____________„—_______
Rue,
12-20
.
2%'
.—
—
common
&
11-20
20c
(quar. )_____„___
:______
H.)
El
11-20
50c
•
common
A
4V4%
Edwards
12-16
25c
(quar.)
Semi-annually
&
1,
2
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.
preference
Extra
1-
12-
25c
(quar.—
Corporation,
La
8
El
___'.
:
common
Dauphin Dceosit Trust Co.
De
11-
10c
-
____'
Manufacturing
preferred
Deere
2
12-10
!-
V|c
5%>
on
Steel
Bros.
4.10%
dividend_____.
Mines,
12-
Helene
(See
(quar.)______—
Corp.,
class A
(Theo.
Edison
" "
•
common__
preferred
334%
1
45c
!___
:
—
River
Edgewater
11-
12-2 )
12*17
iquar.)
51!/4C
517/bC
52¥sc
b2VzC
15c
30c
—_
dividend
12-10
2
15c
:
(quar.).
Candy,
Stock
2
12-31
12-
12-10
(quar.)_
Corp.
Steel
2
10c
Curtiss-Wright
Edgcomb
1-
$1.31 Vi
12-13
46%c
plus dividends.
of Florida (quar.)
Fr.uadorian
12-17
25c
1
—
—__
Drugs
1-
12-31
iquar.)
Corp.
Traders
Life
1-
dividend)—
redemption
12-
20 c
12-14
12-
12-16
$1.12^3
———W/zc
(quar.)
pfd. share being called
$3.60
share
2-14
+30c
common
-11-25
Associates-
Fuel
preferred
Entire
11-15
3-16
12-19
—<
__
dividend
45 c
__:
America,
Industries)
Stock
12-16
•157 Vic "
(quar.
(Helene)
$4.50
11-13
6
50c
(quar.)_____
Extra
Curtis
11-29
12-25
50 c
Tissue
Curtis
12-13-
$3.60
12-11
12-
12-31
12-16
25c
First
(quar.)_..!
preferred
$1.05
(quar.)
Foster
&
12-16
11-15
$1.12V2
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp._______—_____
22Vic
Eastman Kcdak Co., common (incr. quar.)__
55c
Extra
,—_—._
40c
11-15
1-15
2
12-16
11-27
50c
&
Corp.
Insurance
each
lor
Ltd.
Mines
(stock
Common
11-26
12-31
12-20
1-2
12-13
$7.50
Farmers
Farrel
Federal
11-11
1-10
11-29
11-22
First
-%
Interurban
&
&
Gas
Eckerd
;
coin.
(s-a)
of
Co.
preferred
Crystal
Day
12-17
30c
(quar.
Coal
Steel
5V4%
Davies
11-29
4%
(Toronto)
Corp.,
preferred
Crucible
Dana
6
2
11-29
li-29
12-16
10-15
Financial
Fireman's
—_____
Stock
div.)__
(quar.)___
5%
12-
12-
11-22
12-
33 Vic
preferred
Company
Eastern
seal
preferred
Dan
11-29
10c
preferred
Daisy
6
2
12-16
12-10
2
12-16
6
2
1-14
1-
11-29
2
11-26
Extra
,
F.)—
iextra)
$2
DWG
12-
31 V'4 C
iquar.)_
(S.
$2
$2
11-29
than
Co., Inc.—
(quar.)__,
burtiss
Eastern
12-20
35c
Cork
Crum
Sullivan
1-
5%
pfd.
conv.
National
less
cash)
<fe Knowles Corp.
(quar.)
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. (stock
Curlee
East
2
1-21
2
12-
12-14
preferred (quar.)
Loaf Coal__:
12-20
12-16
12-
1-
12-
$3.25
Sugar
2
65c
^____
Initial
Crompton
Crompton
6%
East
owning
paid
5%
Louis
St.
4Vi%<
(owners
will
Crocker-Citizens
East
Corp.—
dividend
shares
Crescent
Crow's
11-29
$15c
12-16
11-20
45c
5%>
of
share
Co.
1-
12 Vac
12-
12-20
3
12-20
8c
;
West
Far
First
6
70c
Crescent
$4.20
12-15
12 Vic
2
2
Co.—
(quar.)_
—_—
East Kootena.v Power Co., Ltd.—
7%
preferred (quar,)__
12-11
9334C
(quar.)_.
____
Special
Crown
12-16
6
1-
45c
$1.75
$1.34
30c
(quar.)
convertible
Eagle-Picher
12-12
12-
'
2
12-
12-
11-15
/
11-30
12-31
10c
(quar.)___
20
11-18
12-20
2'/ic
:
Credit M-G, Inc., class A (quar.)
Creole Petroleum Corp. Mquar.)
Stock
11-15
Inc.'—
(quar. X-..L
Class
2
2
12-
2
12-20
40c
First
Dynamics Corp. of America,
$1
preferred (s-a
11-20
12-20
6c
(quar.)__
(Boston)
5%
11-20
-
12-12
10c
Co.
G
6
1-
5 %
(quar.)
Insurance
Finance
10c
dividend)'.—__
Bottling Co. of New England
Country
Craftsman
5%
——
(stock
1212-
5c
Inc. (quar.)__
__1
>
dividend
Stock
12-20
1
12 ,•>
6
12-
:|:25c
Federal
5
6
12-
12-17
iquar.)
2
6
12-
12-31
J5tc
___
Assn.
1-
1-
12-31
(increased)__
Fire
—
Corp. common
dividend
5
J50c
Underwriters
Financial
(quar.)_i
Company
11-29
62 Vac
(quar.)
1
12-
7c
10c
25c
15c
(increased)
Corporation
Duro-Test
12-19
12-23
(quar.25c
common
Circle Associates
(quar.).,
Players Canadian Corp., Lid.
Farmers
11-30
preierred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar. I
4.i5% preferred fquar.)—
4.20% preferred (quar.)____.
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
12-19
12-
4%
dividend)
2
12-
4%
UOc
1_
■
.
J 6c
Family
11-30
4.10%
1
50c
Corp.
—
12-10
(quar.)______
(stock
Co.,
Extra
3.75%
t$l.'50
common
(quar.)_.
2
—.—_
dividend)
(stock
Crcdif,
preferred
127
tlOc
.
Coronation
11-29
Foods
Extra
12-10
(quar,)
Co.—
Instrument
&
Chemical
Fairmont
25c
25c
common
1-
12-23
50c
12-16
—.
——
held)—
Light
Duquense
12-16
3%.
,
3
Csmcra
—__________
Motors
12-19
1
20c
A
class
2-
split)
a
11-14
1
1-
2%
quar.)
on
(quar.)
12-
1-
held)—
—
of
2
1-
Co.—-
&
(increased
dividend
Bearing
——-
(36/100th
12-
.
2
20c
cquar.)
2
40c
(quar.)
A
11-14
10c
(quar.»___;
Casualty Co. (Mich.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
50c
30c
;
(year-end).
General
Y.)
1-
J25c
$20c
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
11-25
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
Copperweld Steel (quar.)__^
Coral
Common
A
Federal
,—
(quar. i
—
Pont ,<E. I.)
de Nemours &
12-3
common..
Publishing Co., Ltd.,'
6%
preference
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp.
(quar.)
Clark
Copp
du
iMaxi
Stock
Interna¬
B
12-13
'
dividend).—_—
(stock
1-10
11-15
(monthly)—
three-for-one
class
Electric,
Class
55c
(quar.)
:
Coffee
12-13
Extra
11-18
C Corporation
Year-end
Bradstreet
9
(increased)
Corp.
Year-end
3
1
,
common
50c
Y.)
(N.
1-
2-
12-14
$25c
32
Co.,
$0.3627
Co.
2-14
JlOc
(quar.)
(a
12-
common:
(initial)—
preierred
Continental
.
(quar.)
Continental
2
(quar.)
share
2
$1.50
i.N.
Extra
preferred
(quar.)—
B
preferred
(quar.)_
&
Duncan
Commercial Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)__
6 Va %
preferred (quar. )
3-
5.36%
11-18
12-
Power
7%
12-13
25c
(quar.)_
Continental
6%
of
share
each
for
12-
12-
9c
(quar.)
insurance
Class
Co.—
dividend
Stock
2
50c
Continental
Duff-Norton
U-22
20c
(Chicago) (quar.)
Co.
12-13
25c
._—
M
F
Famous
:
Enterprises
Assurance
11-15
60c
Corp., class A
(USA)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Ltd.
$1.12 Vz
(quar.)
(quar.)
12- 2
2%
Drew Properties
(quar.)
(quar.)__!
$1.25
—
(one
Industries
tional
preferred
5% Jr. preferred ' (quar.)
F'alconbiidge Nickel Mines Ltd.
(quar.)
distribution
Stock
6%
Fairmont
12-17
11-29
—
(quar.)
11-18
12-15
9c
,
11-30
12-30
12-15
(quar.)___—,
—
preferred (quar.)___
Industries
Dresser
Co.—;
Airlines
Continental
Jones
11-29
12-16
50c
(quar.)
12-14
12- 3
4%
—
Co.
Corp. (quar.)
dividend_____
10-
3
12-14
12-10
50c
B
Fairchild
Ltd.—
Co.
12-31
4%
__j
Class
11-25
11-26
11-15
Stock
4-15
Extra
12-14
12-12
$12Vac
Chemical
1-31
$30c
dividend)
Ethyl Corp., class A (quar.)
Fafnir
12-27
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.
9
2
11-22
3-20
22Vac
12-18
12- 2
—
Ltd
&
1-
(quar.)
—___
Coal
1212-
5%
(quar.)
1-18
$$1.25
Ltd.
Co.
&
~20c
preierred
3- 1
12-18
5c
preference' (quar.)
__'
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com.
com.
;
Coal
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.52
11.-2
1
Ltd.—
Mills,
I s-a)
(s-a>
Consumers
2
conv.
4-15
1-18
12Vic
15c
7VaC '
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
Theatres, Ltd.—
Consolidation
$4.50
Products
preferred
1
87V2C
(stk.
12-31
Fund
Stock
2
1-
12-30
be
(quar.)__
common
$45c
20c
(quar.)
$1
______
Rock
5U
pur¬
shares
25
held)
Consolidated
1
12-16
dividend)
common
one
Inc.
6
RR.
10c
tquar.i____
lund
(s-a)
Growth
12-
$1
(Formerly Erie Resistor Corp.)
Essex Company
(s-a)
11-22
11-22
Dominion
12-16
90c.
Factor
DoniingUez
11-15
Pittsburgh
Technological,
1-15
Corp.
Houses
5-20
25c
;
•
25c
Ltd.
6
li-20
6-10
con¬
Dolly
12-1G
150c
Co.
$1
Madison Foods, Inc
Water
(initial) —;___—
& Anglo Investment Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investments Ltd—
Mines
t3c
Electronics
(A
12-20
12-20
Securities,
Ltd.
Edison
in
'
(quar.)___
_,
3%
Corp.-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne
(quar.)
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Class A
(s-a)
Excelsior
dividend
Stock
dividend
1-
12-10
Erie
12-20
11-29
preferred 80c par value stock—
(Walt) Productions (quar.)
Diversification
(semi-annual)—1
Consolidated
1-24
1- 1
12- 2
12- 2
vertible
10c
Consolidated
t?c
(s-a)_
preierred 80c par value stock__
dividend
(one-for-100)
in $1 con¬
Stock
11-15
Cigar Corp.—
Yellowknife
preierred
$3
Incorporated, class A—
Stock
dividend
(one-for-100)
12-20
______—
2
(Dallas)
Johnson Corp., 4%
pid.
Corporation
(annual).
Stock
12-10
$1.p0
50c
$1
-
-
Fruit,
Giorgio
vertible
2
Standard
1- 5
12-26
Disc,
2
Discovery
(quar.)
1-1
3bc
-
(quar.)
common
11-20
1-
Diversified
-
11-20
12-
Ltd.
■
2
1-
12-
Consolidated
_
12-14
30c
$1.16 W
10c
com.
(quar.)
12-14
40c
Inc., conimon_,
preferred
(quar.)
i
(quar.)
Mfg.
i
Dickenson
(increased)
Co.
&
Extra
(Bridgeport)—
(increased
t5c
ll-lo
H'20
11-20
12-20
Erie
Ltd.
12-13
12- 6
12-15
1-24
12-31
20c
common
6c
45c
$1
$1.12 Vi
20c
New
Erie
!__
—
Consolidated
12-10
Gasket
Extra
Consolidated
12-26
Edison
Detroit
11V4C
preierred
(quar.)
Consolidated Building,
Ltd.,
5c
Detroit
45c
40c
U-15.
12-27
li-29
Community Research & Development—
QuaiVterly
l2~ 2
11-29
2-20
25c
_____'
Employers Casualty Co.
25c
30c
15c
12- 3
11-29
12-13
25c
Enaicott
Equity
25c
'
—
12-13
45c
5%
(s~a>)
Semi-annual
11- 4
11- 4
12-23
1'
10%
Bank
'
.__
Holders
Payable of Rec.
split)
diviuend)
(stock
Corp.
Oil
State
li-15
12-23
:
National
Empire
12- 3
7
Community Public Service, common (quar.)_
$4.65
series
B
pfd.
(initial-quar.)
Connecticut
12- 6
11-15
12- 2
1-30
—
preferred
(quar.)_
Connecticut Light & Power
12-i6
12- 2
(increased).
com.
three-ior-two
(a
When
Share
Electric,
dividend
$2
12-31
Stamping
(quar.)'
25c
$1
District
Stock
2bc
45c
___
Trust
Empire Financial
(quar.)———
Y.
N.
of
Co.
2 Vi %
(quar.)
&
Empire
12-16
(quar.)
A (quar.)
stock (quar.—
(increased)
common
12-13
12-16
(quar.)
class
Dentist Supply
Company
1- 2
12-31
12-30
(quar.)_
Mfg.,
:
30c
Bank
3
12-
Yard
Stock
RR.
Western
Grande
debenture
8%
(stock dividend)
(increased
49
Per
■>
.
.
Name oj
$1.12 Vi
2%
2dc
(quar.)
Extra
.___+.
.
Co.,
2
1-
quaranteed
Rio
Dennison
America—
North
Shearing &
Commonwealth
12-
45c
diviaend
ourgh)
Valley
Denver
—
___%.
preferred
Stock
Dtnaware
12-15
(s-a)
Credit
Commercial
,
of
dividend
Commercial
4Va %
RR.,
12-15
1
Products
Bans
Y.
Stock
Delaware
1
1-
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Share
of Company
1-
12-15
bysiem—
—
i-lastic
Name
$1.25
quarterly
dividend
Columbus
31 V'4 c
________
When
Per
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
$1.33*/4
(quar.)__
common
5%
preierred (quar.)_.
5.35%
prexeirea
(quar.)
'Colorado Milling & Eievaior
I
Columbia
When
Snare
■
(2169)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
——
8c
2
1
11-15
12-20
12-
6
1-14
12-
5
12-27
12-
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
of Company
Same
Futterman
(monthly)-
corp.
12-12
11-21
12-20
12-
37/2c
50c
12-16
& Co. (increased quar.)__
(one share for each share
12-
dividend
Stock
subject
held
Mills (quar.)
Garland Knitting
Service
Co.
(quar.)
liiXtJ* a
—
——
——
American
S4.50
preferred
American
General
Oil
Stock
General
American
General
Battery
General
Box
Extra
--
,_
—
General
Cable
General
Crude
Oil
(increased quar.)
Corp.
(quar.).. 1
(increased quar.)_.—
(quar.),
General Fireproofing Co. (quar.)
General
Electric
General
Finance
Co.
Corp.
General
Goods
General
Laboratory
General
Motors
Associates
Corp.,,
(year-end)
common
preferred (quar.) —
preferred
(quar.)
——
Portland Cement (quar.i.
General Precision
Equipment, com.
$5
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.75
$4.75
$1.60
General
General
(quar.)
_______
common.
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. of Florida,
Telephone
$1
Waterworks
General
„
$2
preferred
80c
preferred
Class
B
(quar.)
class A
—
quar.)_
(quar.)
(Stock
div.
Parts
Genuine
George Putnam Fund
11-16
5
B
11-29
11-14
1
1-
6
2-
1
1-
12-15
11-27
12-15
dividend
Stock
Georgia
$4.96
3-15?
12-31
2-28
11-27
11-27
11-
2
12-31
4
$4.92
$4.60
$4.60
preferred 1963 series
(quar.it—_—
Georgia Shoe Mfg. (quar.)_
Gerber Products (quar.)__
.—
Giant Portland Cement (quar.)__
$4.60
1-
1
11-22
1
11-22
1-
1
11-22
1-
1
11-22
1-
1
11-22
12-24
Extra
-——
Gib~on
Cards
Greeting
Gillette
Co.
Industries,
income
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
2-15
—
1-25
2
11-15
1
12-13
12-15
11-29
1-
1
2
12-16
12-16
12-16
12-20
1-
1-
1
cents
per
Glen-Gery
12-
9
share)
Shale
Brick
Falls
Industries,
Stock
Globe
1-
1
12-13
1-
1
1
12-13
1-
1
12-13
1-
1
12-30
12-
6
11-21
1-
1
12-13
12-27
11-29
12-27
11-29
1-
1
12-
4
12-
5
11-
1
12-
5
11-
1
12-
2
11-15
12-16
11-29
12-11
11-26
(quar.)_—
17Vic
12-13
12-
2
17Vic
12-13
12-
2
_•__—
12-15
11-29
—
(quar.)^_____
(increased
Systems
Inc.
quar.)—
(quar.)
_.
Industries
(quar.)
1-10
5c
3% '
7Vic
13c
22c
15c
___'_—___,—_—
Corp.
,
4.50%
12-15
Stock
dividend
Golconda
12-
11-15
2
12-10
12-
12-
Goodrich
(B.
Gooayear
Tire
F.l
Co.
11-18
2
2
:
—
Co.
6
11-15
12-16
11-22
2
11-18
$1.10
12-15
11-18
4V2%
$1.11
12-15
11-18
Industrial
$1.13
12-15
11-18
$1.25
12-15
11-18
$1.27
12-15
11-18
a.
1-
$1.50
55c
25c
12-31
12-
6
12-16
11-15
Extra
.
,;4%
$$1
'
—
-
—
(quar.)——___
(quar.)
Inc.
Gordon
12-20
1-31
15c
Gorham Corp. (quar.).
30c
Gossard
(H.
W.)
Co.; (quar.)___
2Qc
Gould-National Batteries
(quar,
32V2c%
Grace CW. R.) & Co. (quar.)
.
25c
Grafton's, Ltd.-, class A
(quar.)_
:
325c
Granby; Mining; Ltd..(quar.—
325c
Granite City Steel Co/ (quar.)_--_l___:-' 35c
Jewelry
Corp.,
class
A
——____
(W.- T.j.
3%%
Great
Co:,
preferred (quar.
Dredge & Dock
Lakes
2-15
1-31
12-13
(M.
Mining
A.)
Mfg.
11-
2
12-16
8
11-29
12-10
11-14
12-15
11-22
12-16
11-15
$2.50
11-29
1-
93%c
1
12-10
(quar.50c
6%
Great
Iron Ore—
of
Northern
Great
Ltd.
Capital Co.
Northern
Certificates
Southern
—/•' •
interest_I_-
beneficial
Paper
iquar.)_
11-25
11-1£
12-
2
11-18
2
'11-18
25c
12-12
11-22
60c
12-12
11-26
15c
12-16
12-
2
12-16
12-
2
45c
12-2
11-12
_—,
__
Refractfories,
(quar.)
com.
Great
West
12-
Quarterly
Great
6%
Great
7%
Western
preferred
Western
6
Harrfs-Intertyp'e
Corp.
(quar.)—
—
Supermarkets (incr.-quar.)
& savings
Bank
(Chicago) —
30c
12-13
Harris-Teeter
12c
1-15
Trust
Hastings
Co.
Manufacturing
Telephone Co.
Co.
Year-end
dividend
Corp.
C.)
&
11-22
11-22
Payne
12-
Co.
Producers,common
series A (quar.)
Sugar,
Co.
6Vi%
12-16
12-16
1-
10c
45c
„•
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
j
(quar.)l__
35c
1-
'>$1.75
comman____._
(quar.)
Winnipeg Gas
Greeley Gas Co.,
(annual)
1
12-31
3$1.60
___.
1-
$1.62Vi
12-10
2
12-10
12-31
J 15c
;
12-
12-16
2
2
12-
6
11-15
10-23
12-10
tl5c
iD.
C.)
11-29
12-16
12-
12-27
11-29
1-
8c
Fragrances,
&
6
Dec.
on
12-20
Corp-r12-10
$1.25
vote
2
—
(initial)
Machines
12-16
40c
'
'
11-
8
Inc.—
16
on
a
12-16
split
1
(initial-quar.)
6
12-20
1-15
1-
12-13
2
11-15
2
11-
9
Common
12-16
12-
2
International
12-16
12-
2
Increased
12-16
12-
5
Extra
t20c
12-20
11-20
12-30
12-16
11-22
12-30
12-16
26',4C
2'f-
12-16
12-20
11-22
$1
12-16
11-22
25c
12-27
12-
9
12-
9
A
12-31
11-22
6
12-31
12-
6
12-31
5%
6
12-
2
International
12-16
12-
12-16
1-
:
Ceramics
&
preferred
International Stretch
Stockholders
5
Interprovincial
12-
5
Interstate
12-
6
1
12-
6
Interstate
Life
Line
Pipe
Hosts,
Inc.,
preferred
___'__
(quar.)
System
(year-end)—
10c
12-14
11-29
4.36%
'
2
11-15
12-23
11-26
12-23
11-26
(quar.)
preferred
12-13
11-25
6'/2%
12-
12-19
'
1-
15c
5
12-13
2
Inc., common
5% preferred A (quar.)
:—
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Co.:
preferred
preferred
Investment
from
12-16
12-
6
Investment
12-16
12-
6
Investment
$1
12-20
12-10
11c
(quar.)
12-31
11-29
6%
y
America (initial quar.).
Ltd., class A_
:___
Consolidated Gold Ltd. (quar.)
2
11-14
12-
2
11-14
Class
12-16
11-15
Investors
12-
2
11-
8
Iowa
12-30
12-
2
2
$7 Vic
$15c
—
$10c
(quar.)
Holophane Co.
(quar.)
Home Oil Ltd., class A (s-a)
12-30
12-
10c
:
Corp.
12-27
12-13
1-
2
12-10
1-
1
12-
45c
;
$12 Vac
2
40c
12-16
11-25
12 VaC
12-12
12-
2
;—
12 Vic
12-13
12-
2%
12-13
11-
4
$1.06 Vt
12-27
12-
3
$1.25
12-27
12-
25C
12-12
11-18
12-14
12-27
12-12
—
income
and
Services,
.
Power,
&
preferred
preferred
1
12-
1-15
4
12-23
2
12-12
12-15
12-10
12-15
12-10
1-
12-2
11-29
Y.)
12-26
5
11-25
5
11-25
12-
5
11-21
12- 5
11-21
13c
25c
60c
53%c
iquar.)_
com.
12-
$2
L
»
•42-10
41-
5
1-
2
12-13
1-
2
12-13
1-
2
12-13
12-
2
10-31
1-
2
12-2
Co.—
50c
40c
(quar.)
(N.
12-16
1-15
12-
30c
,
(nuar.t
Electric
1-15
$2
(quar.)
&
Irving Trust, Co;
1-
12-27
(quar.)
com.
iquar.)_^_____—
Fund
4.30%
Common
4
12-4
12-20
___,
Light
4.80%
Gas
12-
1
43c
(quar.)_
Iowa-Illinois
11-12
1-
2V2C
$60c
$75c
7c
c_
(quar.)
com.
_■_
Diversified
Option
2
12-20
36c
gains)
preferred
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__'_
Electric
12-
(quar.i
,
2
preferred (quar.) _<
_l_
$5 preferred
(quar.)_
—
Hoover Company, class A
(quar.)___—_____
t
Extra
A
8
11-30
Commercial
Investors
5c
of
Paper,
M.)
11-25
12-
,
11-
3
America—
of
'
L
Extra
12-23
30c
$45c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp. of Florida
Foundation, Ltd.,
conv.
Investors
iquar.)
(quar.)
net^investment
capital
10c
Manufacturing
Co.
from
(7c
12 Vic
___
a_^_.
Securities,, common
preferred
(quar.)
25c
Hewitt-Robins
Supermarkets, class A
Hinde
<te
Dauch, Ltd._——
11-25
12-13
7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Intelrstate
5,/2%
2
1-
12-31
20c
26V4C
54V2C
68%c
7V2C
;
27VaC
$1.31 V4
$1.62V2
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
5V4%
17 Vac
__l_
12-
12-
?Cc
(quar.)
30c
8
8
11-15
f80c
20c
(Nashville).-
Freight
common
50c
11-
11-
12-13
$1,25
Motor
"5^2%'
12-10
12-10
common
Accident
&
11-15
5c
(quar.)_.
Power,
30c
11-20
75c
Co.
Interstate
—
1
12-20
2%
Products, new (initial)
a 4-for-3 stock split
Interstate
,_
1-
approve
Textbook
1
5%
1
.•
11-15
common
12-12
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)_
11-29
1—
12-20
6
Corp.—
2
(quar.)
12-12
(quar.
12-
Chemical
(R.
iquar.)
common
12-16
Pak
2
Canada—•
10c
<quar.)___
Extra
Co.,
dividend
Stock
12-
91V4C
1-
(quar.)
11-26
1-
of
1
Pipe
convertible
12-15
87 Vic
(quar.)_
45c
,
International Resistance Co.—
25c
preferred
Co.
Paper
preferred
Common
11-22
12-
'
11-
(quar.)
Nickel
dividend
International
11-15
12-10
12-12
12-31
'
2
,
20c
Co.,
Inc.
Hollingshead
$4
$1.75
^
Chemicals—
12-
$1
(quar.)
Minerals
International
12-12
12-13-
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
7V>c
(quar.)
common
t55c
preferred
International
12-16
(quar.)
Holiday Inns
7%
Harvester,
(quar.)_
Chocolate, Co.
Oil, &
Homestake
Honolulu
5%
Co.
(quar.)—:
Transit Co., common
preferred
iquar.)
Mining
Rapid
series
B
Chemical
Hooker
Stock
—
Corp.—
dividend
on
common.
$4.25
_____
Class
3
11-18
12-12
11-18
25c
12-12
11-18
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
—______
$1.37 Va
Baking (quar.)__
_____
40c
Manufacturing
(quar.)
___•_••• •-
4Vb%
Horn
12-12
25c
(quarJ_____
B
12-30
12-20
2
12-17
12-12
11-27
20c
12-12
11-27
12-31
12-16
12-20
12-
■
preferred
1-
Hardart
&
Hoskins
'
Extra
Hotel
House
_____—
____________—
Corp of America. 5% preferred
of Vision (increased)
31V4C
(quar.)
12 Vic
Houston
Lighting
Howard
Stores
Power
&
4
"
•
11-15
12-10
18c
(quar.)
Sound
Hubinger
Corp.,
Co
ii-15
20c
Pulp
;
1
6.25%
Hudson
3
12-
2
11-22
31V4C
12-
2
11-22
12-
35 %c
■
11-22
2
11-22
12-2
39,'eC
12-
12-
2
; 11-22
2
35V4c
2nd
$1.41
11-29
32c
preferred series C (quar.)_____- ___
preferred
(quar.)_
—
preferred (quar.)_^_—_______
Bay Mining & Smelting Co. Ltd.—
5.70.%
,"
11-29
12-10
1-
31 Vic
Paper,
&
12-10
'
—
_____
class A (quar.)_^—
5% preferred series A (quar.)
_______
5.12% preferred series B (quar.)—
,1_
Hudson
1-15
—________—
—
(increased)
Co.
V
12-1T
l'OC
common-____/.______
12*ic
2VzC
Howe
'
11-22
Production
Co.
(quar.)__—
.Year^end
V.
5%
&
Erie
Huttig Sash
Huyck
Corp.,
4Vb%
$2.75
Hygrade
Hyster
Extra
&
Mortgage
Door,
Corp
common
common
Products
Company
:__.
■
"
11-29
1-15
.
$32 Vic
_______—
$5
(quar.)
Supply,
Water
preferred
Jarrell-Ash
6%
Co.,
preferred
(quar.):
-i___
Petrochemicals of
Lake
Jefferson
Ltd.
___
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-20
12-27
12-13
12-15
11-29
12-17
1-31
(quar.)
.■____
Jersey Central Power &,Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Jessop Steel Co
:
Co.
dividend
Stock
Tea
Co.,
;—
-
common
Dreferred
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
common (quar.)___-_
preferred (quar.i__
;____:
preferred (quar.).
Johns-Manville Corp.
(quar.)_____:
Carper Furniture
&
Johnson
12-
6
1-10
2-
1
1-10
12-31
12-
6
12-31
12-
6
12-26
12-12
1
1-17
12-13
11-29
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
2-
93%c
__J
-
' f3c
*.'tl5c
tl3%c
50c
(extra 1
•
(quar.)_.
Service
Johnson
12-31
40c
—
——
6%
Johnson
12-17
1-15
$1
10c
5Va,%
Johnson
12-13
12-31
2%-w.
—
^
3%%
1
1-
Canada,
____.
Jergens" (Andrew)
Jewel
10-25
20c
(NY), common (quar.)
(quar.)
—:—:_
common class A
—
preferred
1st
9
15c
60c
$1.25
50c
$1.25
4c
$1.50
iquar.)___
common
(quar.)
Jamestown Telephone
5%
5
12-
___:
-
40c *
25c
55c
_
.
12-10
12^
2
2
11-15
12-11
11-29
1-
12-20
12-
6
Laughlin
&
Steel
series A preferred
Joslyn
Julian
Manufacturing
Kokenge
Corp.,
(quar.
&
■
Supply
(quar.)__
&
12-27
12-13
11-
8
12-
6
12-16
12-
2
12-13
11-22
12-10
11-12
11-12
1%
12-26
9-27
33c
(quar.)
12-10
35c
com.
62%c
$1.25
75c
75c
12-10
5%
■' 6c
Plastics* (quar.)_-_____
Jomar
12-20
11-29
12-31
1-15
' 12- 4
12-31;
12-
1-
1
1-
2
KVP Sutherland
Paper
(quar.)
4
12-13
Kansai
Stock
50c
12-30
12-23
12-
6
$1.12
12-23
12-
6
69c
12-23
12-
6
Electric Power,
(Amer. dep. receipts)
dividend
—-———-
12-20
12c
(quar.)—
City Power & Light—
Common (increased-quar.)
Kansas
•
-(quar.)
(quar.)_—
12-13
62 Vic
————
prior preferred iquar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
Food
11-15
40c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)—"
Jamaica
2-
$1.25
(Del.)_^
Corp.
Machine
Jaeger
3-16
2%
.__
S5c
Investors
,
•
—.—
preferred
•: 11-15
12-16
40c
___
12-I6
$25c
dividend
Stock
Israel
Jones
$75c
Huron
(Winnipeg)
12-10
1
___
Flavors
common
20c
(quar.)
Hupp Corporation, common
1
1
1-
12-
20c
11-25
12-10
1-
2-for-l
New
Products—
Powder
Hueoton
12-15
31 %c
$1.12V2
iquar.)
12-
?
2%
11-25
40c
1
(s-a)
Distributors
Book
International
I2V2C
_J—
(quar.)^___
Portion
preferred
Hollinger
9
1-
1%
11-15
20c
^
$3.50
Industries
Galion
Holland
12-10
11-20
12-
31'Ac
4c
quar.)
5c
Brewing
preferred
Curtis
Hobart
12-13
1
2
5c
—
_T
Heublein,
2
12-
16c
——
__,—
Co.,
J.)
Henderson's
Hess
1-
1-
12-16
23c
—
,
(quar.)_
Co. (quar.)_—
&
(G.)
class
15c
-__
11-22
30c
(quar.) —
—
Extra
$2
2
2
60c
A
(quar.)
Products
Hershey
1
12-
10c
Inc.
Aluminum, Inc., class
Industries (year-end)
Hawaiian Electric Co. (quar.)
6%
11-
2
28c
_/.
of Washington
will
4%
(quar.)
Harvey
Hercules
2
1-
Telegraph-
&
,
Stockholders
—
(resumed)
Haveg
Hercules
12-
6
5c,
3.65%'.
10c
1-
56 V4 c
(quar.)
(Conn.)
Machinery
Hastings-Raydist,
Helene
12-18
10c
4.50%' pfd.
Light,
Insurance
Special
Helmerich
2
3
12-
25c
-—
Hartford
iH.
iquar.)
proposed
(quar.)
Fire
Heinz
12-
1-
25c
:—
Quarterly
Heileman
12-16
50c
(quar.):—
,
(D.
3
invest¬
/
International
2
12-31
12-
8c
(from
Ltd., class B
Corp. (quar.)
Iron
(Increased
4
2
in¬
:
International Business
;
11-
1-
33c
Co.
Electric
Heath
(from
Fund
dividend
International
4
2
25c
Co.
Extra
Hartford
Hazeltine
(initial)
Fund
Telephone
,
Chemical
Hart-Carter
Hawley
12-
Foundation
Income
International Bank
6
11-
2
12-
35c
J6V4C
(quar.)
Ltd.
(increased-quar.)
Semiannual
11-18
12-
Ltd.—
Breweries
Interior
12-17
$1
preferred A (quar.)
.*_!
.5%, preferred
B
(quar.i
Interchemical Corp., 4Va%
preferred
Interlake
12-10
11-18
50c
Quarterly
Harshaw
11-22
25c
r
preferred
Greater
Assurance
1-
A
Co.,
Securities
Stock
1
12-17
75c
(quar.)_
5%
11-21
7
I2V2C
11-15
(Houston)—
-
Life
12-
(quar.)__—
Inc.
;
12-13
$1.15
(quar.)^
Insurance
1-20
$1.50
:—
World,
&
Brace
.
Life
Quarterly
Common
12-
1-
J20c
Ltd.—
income)
Inter-County
11c
/
,i
Insurance
12-.10
11-25
2
(increased-quar.I_—____
(quar.)
preferred
Harcourt
11-30
$1
_
___
Power,
12-10
2
$1.25
(quar.')_,
Harbison-Walker'
11-15
Northern
$2.80
11-26
12^20
30c
(quar;)____
12-16
12-10
.___
Lakes
Great
2
12-10
12-10
income)
ment
1-
12-
(quar.)
Company
Co.
Co.
vestment
1-
,
1
$3
class
Gas
Institutional
12-10
5c
12-20
1-
!
common
Shares,
Institutional
11-25
15c
Hanna
11-29
12-
12-30
(quar.)_______e___ .♦ $22'/ic12. 2
Ltd., commons315c
preferred (quar.)
■_____
$70c '7 12- 2
12- 2
preferred:,(quar.) | ■
$62 Vic
Extra'*
Great
Great
common
5
12-14
12'/2c
Hansen
11-27
11-27
.
Grant
2-
11-29
25c
—
(quar.)
& Harman, com.
5%' preferred (quar.)
yi-10
12-11
12-11-:
15c
12 Vic
■;
——
Natural
Institutional
$1.06 V*
_____
(quar.)
Handy
11-29
350c
(Detroit! (inc. quar.)
Extra-
Container,
Inland
$1.12 "2
—,—
(quar.)
Co.
Inland
11-29
11-22
$1.25
$1.06Vt
(s-ai
6
30c
(quar.)
Extra
Hanna
preferred
11-15
2-14
12-10
tlOc
11-18
12-16
11-27
11-22
2
,
2
12-16
12-16
12-13
1-
Extra
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
2
$1
2
20c
(quar.)
—
of Indianapolis—
(quar.)
Minerals, of Canada,
12-23
15c
11-21
4c
preferred
12-
$$1.25
—
(quar.)
common
12-16
2%
income)
(quar.)
12-
12-
11-29
12-
Water—
60c
common
common
Handmacher-Vogel
11-29
t#2;
.
(quar.)__
preferred
12-20
(from
Bank
$25c
1
Ltd.,
12-14
12-16
gains
•
preferred
6%
2
6c
(capital
Increased semi-annual
11-15
2
25c
(quar.)
Goodwill Stations,
12-
25c
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada. Ltd.
Common
5%
2
12-
11-29
80c
Indianapolis
11-18
12-
12-27
12-31
11c
,
Increased
12-15
quar.)
11-15
12-27
Water—
National
Indiana
12-14
12-15
preferred
Paper,
Organ
12-13
12-
2c
1—-
f
—:—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Rubber
&
—
(quar.)__I
Telegraph
50%
— -
——
Corp.___.
Mining
Stock
&
1
11-15
2
income 1
Fund
^Indiana General Corp.
4
12-14
1-
2
12-
+ioc
dividend
$5c
preferred
preferred
11-29
11-29
Income
Gas
28c
(quar.)
4.25%
12-19
12-16
11-
1
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Hammond
Knitting Mills—
Gloray
5-22
8
12-
}35c
'
income)
investment
net
'
Co.,
convertible
4%
12-13
1-
5c
25c
(quar.i—
&
Stock
iquar.)
Watch
Hammermill
12-13
11-26
Inc.__
;—
Globe-Wernicke
Gold
12-13
1
10-28
,— -—
class A
Co.,
Products
Security
Globe-Union,
1
1-
12-27
____■—-
dividend
Rubber
Globe
8
1-
12-11
Y.)
(N.
Co.
Insurance
Distilleries
B; (quar.)
Globe
11-
8
10c
—
Investors
Indiana
$1.16
Hill's
:—
(quar.)
:
Corp.
1
Class
11-
equal
Extra
Glenmore
12-20
18c
$1.75
Incorporated
2-21
Ltd
preferred
5%
<
10c
11-29
3-16
12-13
1-
2
—
I
Co.
Hartford
2-15
1-
12-16
$1.25
1-
37Vac
(quar.)____
distribution)
(quar.)
Cotton
Hamilton
1-25
12-
Incorporated
6-
11-22
Boston—
1-»*
12-10
11-22
6
24c
investment
net
Fund of
11-29
40c
(quar.)
Mines,
Hamilton
Harris
(final) (7Vi% less British
to approximately
S'i
Ltd.
tax,
Halliburton
Hallnor
1-25
2-,2
(increased-quar.)_.
—
7%
preferred (quar.)___
Company
Glaxo Group,
Glen
_____
,
&
Girard
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Ginn
Ltd,____—:
Mines
Income
$1.29
11-15
6
Fund—
Foundation
1-25
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Hajoca Corp.
yll-29
2-15
20c
315c
310c
30c
27Vic
.
Yellowknife
Giant
Income
$1.25
(initial
11-22
1-
1%
11-29
12-16
—
2
(interim)
Extra
12-20
12-15
12-
$1.25
$1.24
$1.23
$1.15
$1.15
$1.15
15c
32Vic
12-10
$1.05
preferred
preferred
Stock
—
10c
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(oanada)
Tobacco
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Hawaiian
Power Co., $5 preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)____
_____'
preferred
(quar.)—
—
preferred 1962 series
(quar.)__
Im^eiiitl
12 Vac
$5.08
11-27
pay¬
(quar.)_—
11-22
11-29
$1.25
preferred
1212-
-
quar.)_
$30c
6
(quar.)
;_
15c
3dc
(initial)
Extra
12-
12-10
,(quar.)_
—
11-12
lUc
(Quarterly
iquar.)
12-16
12-
Paints
11-29
—_—
11-12
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Imperial Oil Ltd.
12-10
(quar.)
Utilities,
States
$5
6
12-15
Co.,
preferred
$4.40
Putnam (George)
(see
Corp.
11-22
5
12-16
V
12-14
lquar.)_
Corp.
$4.44
6
12-
Fund)
Georgia-Pacific
(quar.)
5.16%
$4.52
11-15
25c
class
(quar.)
Co.
6
W29
5%'
15c
_____———
class A &
B stock)
on
class
in
able
12-
,12-13
2-
$1.50
50c
20c
7V2c
7Vic
6
Extra
2
12-
50c
50c
split)
Flo-Glaze
Imperial
1-
2jC
(increased
12-20
12-13
'
Corp.—
Brewing Co.,
Genesee
2
12-20
62 Vic
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
$6
Oil
Power
Gulf
11-29
12-10
25c
3IV4C
33c
32!ic
32V2C
4.36%
General
:
11-29
11-29
12-
stock
(3-ior-2
1-17
1
12-20
12-20
11-18
1-15
(quar.)
(Chicago)
Bank
Works
3c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.64% '
11-14
12-13
62 Vic
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)-!-______—---—
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
—_____
$1.30 preferred B
(quar.)__
—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
5.28%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).—____:
Tool
9
12-25
1—
Railroad
12-
57Vac
____—
Industries
37 Vac
income)
RR.,
Ohio
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
$5
11-29
12-
55,c
59%c
53/sc
66c
54V2c
4:75%
o
12-13
22c
—,
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%'-
.
(Jacksonville)
Insurance
Mobile
Gulf
5
1-25
25c
State
(From
$5
9
12-14
Electronics Corp.--
&
6
12-
12-20
7V2c
i
•
investment
$5
12-20
1212-
1-
$1.18%
(initial)
2
12-16
12-18
$1.18%
$1.18%
40c
(quar.)
Materials
Telephone
Common
—
(quar.)
&
Stone
,_
(quar.)
preferred
General
(quar.)
...
(quar.)
Industries
Steel
$4.75
(quar.)
2
12-18
30c
30c
Illinois
Illinois
30c
(quar.)
net
Life
Gulf
11-22
12-
93 %c
$1.25
'$3.75
General
Gulf
2
12-31
25c
(quar.)
2
40c
(incr.-quar.)
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.
2
12-
12-20
50c
6c
$2
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
Fund—
(From
$4.20
55c
25c
5oc
2Cc
_
12-
1-
_^c
.
11-22
12-19
10c
2c
tquar.)
(quar.)
Central
40c
Inc.
Growth
Gulf
10c
Ceramics
&
Co.
_
11-15
1-
62 /be
Corp..
Bancshares
12-31
12-16
Transportation—
quarterly
Increased
General
Illinois
50c
Extia
Grolier,
11-15
12-30
10c
3\c
jtquar.i_
(Texas)
Co.
dividend
2
3%
r—
—
Extra
12-23
2
12-30
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
2-
3 7 Vac
central
lz-13
2
Imnois
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
15c
(year-end)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
12-
12-27
2oc
1
Cement
12-
2
1-
56 V-ic
'
Breaker,
preferred
4.60%
Ideaf
-a x
12-16
25c
tquar.)
11-29
(quar.)____
.preferred tquar.)
Products
1-
Circuit
I-T-E
2
12-16
1
12-16
32 Vac
dividend
Store.
2zc
27 Vac
(qdar.)
Corp.
1-
2
12-
12-14
—
common
oompanj/,
convertible
5%
Grinned
2
1-10
tZuC
—
— —
— -
Acceptance
General
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Stock
12-i0
|J0c
*25c
_________
Corp., common
Investors—
General
2
1-13
12-
10c
25c
(quar.)
(initial)
Mines,
Geco
-2
joe
— —
Copper Mines, Ltd.
Ltd. (quar.)
Gaspe
12-14
17 Vic
^
—
Inc. (quar.)
-Gary Railways, Inc. (s-a)
Gas Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.), com.
Freightlines,
Garrett
Gas
12-31
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Garrett
Power
Mfg.
Grie.ieuieon.
Grocery
approval of stockholders
annual meeting)
to
22
the Nov.
at
3
Srioe
Green
12-
12-14
$1.25
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Payable 0) Ecc.
27 Vac
(increased quar.)
Giant Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Green
11-20
12-31
.
(Julius)
11-30
2%
4 °
(stock dividend).
Gaoriel Industries (stock dividend)
-Gardner-Denver
Co.' iquar.)Electronics
'
12-15
2,0
Garlinkel
12-15
Share
Company
Gie=n Mountain
iieid
G-L
Name of
5%
50
for each
share
one
12-31
'
,
„
of
aividend
cioc.i
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable oj ii.ee.
Share
5c
,
Inc.—
liivuunni,
.
.
(2170)
59
—._
■'
*
25c
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred
iquar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
4%
1-
2
12-20
25c
1-27
1-17
35c
1-27
1-17
________——_——_
—.%___.—_
3.80%
_—
:—
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1,121/2
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
t3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
Volume
198
Number
6321
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2171)
per
When
Share
Payable
Holders
Per
When
Share
Payable
Holder
-
Name of Company
Kansas
City
,
Southern
Common
iquar. i
Kansas
City
.
Kansas
Gas
&
Ry.,
preferred
$5
preferred
6%
series
B
series
6%
Kansas
5%
C
Kavanau
6
12-
12-19
6
12- 2
Locxneed
1-
1
12-16
11-25
Lone
$3
12-
2
11-25
4 84 W
2
11-25
2
12-
6
2
12-
6
Lorillard
$1.25
1-
2
12-
6
2bc
12-16
11-29
5c
:
1-2
12-i0
dividend
(stock
•
Kay
Poods Corp., class A (quar.)
A (quar.)
Windsor, class A,
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)
Kearney & Trecxer corp. (quar.i
2-3
12-18
_i.
1
1
loc
12-16
12-
Company
20c
Kent
series
A
Kent-Moore
Organization
Kentucky Stone Co—
Common
Common
5%
iquar.i
preferred
4%%
Kerr
Addison
Class
11-30
B
Investment
B-l"
ment
Bond
regular
M
4-
8
M.
1-
8
MSL
6
11-18
MacLaren
12-
of
6
6
from
Class
Keystone
Kings
B
Stock
quar.)
10c
12-2
Macy
11-15
50c
12-10
11-8
dividendi__
5%
12-31
Kleinert
Wire
Co.
Co.
&
Trust
Brooklyn,
1
&
Mfg.
12-
9
12-15
12-
2
Magnin
(Joseph)
Magor Car Corp
Shoes,
Maine
Central
Ltd.
11-15
12-
2
12-
9
Industries Shares
investment income & 4c
1-20
12-
9
securities
35c
12-15
11-20
12-17
12-
12-
11-26
27 Vac
1
5
12-13
General
Mangel
Class
A
12-16
Class
(quar.i
683/4C
12-31
12-16
Manning,
D
(initial)™
91%c
12-31
12-16
Manpower,
:
10c
12-16
12-
2
Manufacturers
(quar.i__~.
50c
12-23
12-
2
(resumed
(S.
S.)
Co.,
^
1st preferred
pfd.
Kysor Industrial Corp.
2-10
12-12-
20c
,
(quar. )_
12-13
4.32%
5%'.
Co.,
10c
I-10
Maple
Leaf
Maple
Leaf
11-29
Marconi
12-
preferred
preferred
4.567c
(quar.).'—
dividend
Lafayette Radio
Initial
Lake
12-16
Marine
Midland
IV2r,i
.
12-31
11-25
Airlines,
6%%
1-7
12-10
Marsh
1
Marsh
Gas
5.40%
62Vac
(quar.i
5%
27c
12-14
11-22
32c
12-
11-15
Martin
$1.25
Life
Insurance
Lambton Loan
Increased
Lamson
(Jackson,
Miss.)
40c
&
(s-a>__;
(quar.)
(quar.)*_
Blower
Co.
$2
(quar.)
45c
15c
,
7V>c
iquar.)
(H.
D.i
Leesona
Bank
&
12-31
12-19
12-10
11-26
>•
12-
2
11-
8
McCall
12-2
11-
B:
10c
•
$1.44
'(quar.)———"
A
Co.
Foods
of
J.) "(quar. 1
I™.
15c '•
Co.
Life
&
lr't
Lilly
■
..
11-15
&
Tobacco,
(Tenn.l—
common
(quar.)_________%__•!
Co.
(quar.)_
12-21
11-15
2
10c
12-13
12-
12-10
11-20
5c •'
iquar.)
12-31
6c
Cup
12-16
II-20
12-10
11-
new
$1.25
55c
"12-2
1-
12-12
11-15
30c
.12-10
12-16
60c
11-15
2
12-
2
11-15
12-
11-
2
dividend
4
12-
9
2
12-23
11-29
47 VaC
12-12
11-
6
$12 Vac
12-14
11-15
12-14
11-15
'12 Vac
12-
2
11-15
5c
12-
2
11-15
12-20
11-20
4 4.
$2
•
Factor
(Maxi
&
.-i
-
12-16
12- '4
35c
12-14
11-29
12-14
11-29
Co.)
5c
12-
2
11-15
55c
12-
2
11-15
93 %c
—
,
12-
85c
93 %c
2
11-15
12-2
11-15
12-
11-15
2
7._
A
Mclntyre
McKesson
(quar. )____
(quar.)
2-
1-10
3
62 Vac
12-30
12-16
12-13
11-28
(quar.)
Inc.
(initial)
Co.
—
11-20
12-10
11-23
5c
12-16
11-29
20c
1-
2
12-13
25c
1-
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
6
35c
—
L:
-
12-16
11-29
20c
(quar.)_j.
—-.'J.'——"
12-10
4%
— ___
—
12-16
11-29
Publishing Co.—
(annual)
Machine
Johnson
&
&
Engineering
Co
Telephone,
W.) '&
(quar.)
Co.
—
5%
—
Co.——
$40c
12-20
12-10
12-
1.1-
2
(quar.)
(s-a)
12-14
11-29
25c
12-11
11-19
17c
12-31
12-13
62 Va c
.1- $
12-13
12-16
11-27
45c
-
12-16
Corp.
Mechanics
&
(quar.)
,
Portland
National
Quarterly
2 Vac
Farmers Bank
Quarterly
—1
——.
&
11-29
11-29
12-10
11-20
Chemical
12-20
11-21
12-
2
11-
$1.25
1-
2
12-16
22Vac
12-10
11-23
35c
(quar.)
$4.60
12-26
11-22
10c
1-31
8
1-19
$1.15
common
'1-2
$1.10
12-16
12-16
11-29
18c
Vz%
(quar.)
1-
$1.10
(quar.)—
12-12
11-25
12-16-
11-29
12-12
11-25
12-
2
11-15
12-
5
11-20
30c
12-12
11-25
,12Vic
12-16
11-29
12-16
11-29
87 Vic
12-16
11-29-
$1.05
12-16
11-29
30c
<quar.)__
11-15
12-16
12-23
2
11- :4
11- -4
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1
11-29
$1.12Vi
common
Bank
12—6
12-
30c
2%
Utilities
12-30
35c
quar.)
(quar.)___
1-
1
11-29
1-
1
11-29
12-27
,12-13
$1.17Vb
Trust
&
(N.
J.I
—
dividend
4%
Ward
&
Co.,
2-
25c
(quar.)_
common
lquar.)__
1-15
12-
1-
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
12-
6
11-15
$1.75
Ltd.
Co.
$27Vic
(quar.i—
(quar.)
^
——
5c
dividend
Products
12-16
4c
30c
R.)
2
$1.25
(quar.)
'
National
(E.
1-15
12-12
45c
5c
Corporation
7
1-14
6
2%
Co.
•
-
12-
6
11-15
15c
12-
2
11-22
20c
(quar. I
__
12-
2
1.1-22
1-
Engineering Co.—
$2.50
prior
Plan
preferred
of
approved
Morrison-Knudsen
Mosler
Safe
Co.
Co.
2-for-l
i
12-11
,11-29
12-
split
(quar.)
dividend).
(stock
1
12-13
62V:<c
—
(quar.)-__
a
50c
40c
(quar.)
California
Stockholders
10%
2
1-15
10-25
1-
2
Industries—•
Corporate title changed to
Dolly Madison Foods, Inc.
dividend
Pool
Motor
announcement
Equipment
Wheel
under
new
Stock
Mount
(quar.)
5c
Corp
Clemens
Vernon
Mountain
Fuel
States
T/o
Supply
Tel.
preferred
Extra
11-20
12-20
12-
12-
11-15
2
9
11-29
25c
1-15
1i-"0
27V2C
12-13
40c
Tel.-
-
-
30c
12V/2C
25c
!
Co.
11-29
12-10
(s-a)$3.50
(quar.)
&
12-10
2%
Munsingwear. Inc. (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.)
Murphy Corp., common (quar.)
Murray Co. of Texas (quar.)Muskogee
12-13
12-10
40c
—
.>
Mills,
Mountain
12-23
15c
Industries—:
dividend
30c
(quar.)
Extra
^
12-
2
11-15
11-
8
12-12/
11-21
12-16
11-29
12-16
11-29
50c
12-12
11-29'
25c
12-12
11-29
Nac
Charge
Plan
&
Northern
Acceptance
Corp., class A common (initial)--
Nalco
Chemical
Co.
Nashua
Fabric
Nassau
Trust
Stock
Co.
Co.
(quar.)^
Cove.
dividend
&
Trust
(Norwich,
Bank
of
Tulsa
(quar.)
(resumed).
of
Westchester
N.
Biscuit
Blank
By-Products,
Inc.
Casket Co.,|(quar.)_
Cash
Register
iquar.)
Castings Co.
(increased
1-
8
12-
2
12-U
12-13
12- S
12-16
12-
5%
40c
(quar.i
3-18
5
1-10
1-1.7
12
10
20c
12-16
11-15
20c
(quar.)
dividend.
12-31
25c
x
National
National
2%
40c
Y.)
—
Co.
11-29
(N.Y)—
National
National
12-16
20c
National
National
11-21
1-10
1
dividend
Book
12-16
10c
—
Airlines
Bank
Bank
6
12-5
j—
N.Y.
National
Stock
1-
12-10
22c
—
—
National
National
5c
25c
(quar.l_-__
(Glen
,
—
(quar.)
Corporation
12-27
12-19
25c
12-
2
D- 4-
30c
1-15
12-13
35c
—
quar.i
12-10
11-25
Casualty
National City
—
Co.
(quar.)
(Subject to the
Currency.)
approval
City
National
Containers,
Dairy
Lines
of
stock
div.)
Controller
(quar.)
12-10
30 c
—
(Detroit)
Bank of Cleveland!
National
5%
12-14
11-29
20c
National
12-
12-
11-8
National
4 V4%"
60 c
(quar.)„!
Trust
6
12-13
N.. Y.)
•
Cement
Bank
(Albany,
11-18
12-14
11-29
10%
12-12
11-21
11-25
of
—
30c
12-14
ll-2£*
11-27
'
Mechanex
2
12-16
12-16
22Vic
.
(quar.i
National
45c
-
12-
5c
(quar.)
preferred
1
37 Vac
—v-—
preferred
11-26
18c
Quarterly
Stock
15c
—
12-20
5Vic
dividend
National
20c
10c
Porcupine
Mines,
Ltd.
&
Robbins
(quar.)
(F,
10c
3
5c
pfd.
$2.50
12-
12-23
split
(initial)-
common
6
1-10
12-10
56V4C
pfd.
Narrow
three-'for-two
a
12-
^
(quar.)
:
12-24
15c
Regulator—
Service,
4.70%
Mount
—
————
-
McGraw-Hill
Mellon
12-13
6
name.
,
Selph Associates,
Extra
Medusa
12-31
$$1.37 Va
1
12-10
6
Fund
—
McGraw-Edison
Means
12-
6
12-
6
quar.i
preferred
See
(quar.)
(J. Ray)
& Co.
(quar.)—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Mead
12-20
12-
1
12-
(increased!
Co.,
4.50%
Motec
1
15c
(increased
Montana-Dakota
Motor
(quar.i
common
approve
Extra
Class
-
$0,034
Assn.
Extra
25c
11-30
'
$1.75
Stock
& Companyvoting and non-voting
Common
Meadville
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-13
12-10
!
Co.
5
4
of
(quar.)
Corporation,
McCormick
Stock
4
12-
Corporation—
Stockholders
McNeil
(monthly)
Pennsylvania (5-for-4
Co.
12-31
12-
65c
15c
preferred
Link-Belt
12-13
10c
interest
Insurance
Extra
Lily-Tulip
4
:
&, Myers
(Eli)
4
llr
12-
1
1-
1-
4-
12-24
common
Mohawk
Rubber
Co.
(quar.)
;
Monarch Machine Tool Co. (increased
four
McDermott
11-
11-27
62 Vac
income
(quar.)
3.75% 4 preferred
McCormick
12-10
15c
12V2C
(quar.)-
split)
Casualty
preferred
6
12-20
12-27
5
75c
preferred
Morgan
11-
50c
preferred
Extra
5
9
12-14
,17Vic
1
A
11-
II-29
Year-end.
Montclair
9
12-14
(quar.)
Power
Monsanto
12-14
12-
25c
,
dividend
3.50%
Morris
12-31
37Vic
(quar.i
Brewing
Public
4.20%
Moore
6
2 Vic
B
Moore
1-
12-31
56V'4C
...
—
$3.40
12-
12c
i
Quarterly
Liggett
12-10
8
30c
'
(reduced)
12-16
25c
1
•:
11-26
11-29
11-
Growth
(resumed)-—
McCormick-Armstrong
(quar.)__.___
Co. of
Electronics
McCord
5
3%
11-29
12-20
12-
May Department Stores., common
$3.75 pfd.
(1945 and 1947 series)
11-26
(quar.)—J—"
Glass
beneficial
(see
11-20
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.) (quar.)"
Liberty Real Estate Trust (FlaD—
Assurance
Co.
5
--r-
(quar.>ir___^———...
Libbev-Owens-Ford
&
3
12-
each
approval
;
12-
12-10
1-17
Insurance
for
(quar.i-
12-
12-2
3
25c
Co.
10c
2%
2-
25c.
v
McCall " Corp.,
25c.
Life
to
12-13
11-15
$1.12%
:
12-10
12I/?c
12-13
2
2
$20c
r-
dividend)--
1
L.
2
1-
12-
17c
(quar.i
1-
,
class
:
1-
40c
(annuali_—
Protective
-20c
(quar:)-'-
40c
—!
Investors
11-22
30c
;
&
11-29
5
(extra)
com.
(quar.)
(increased quar.)_______
Utilities, 5% preferred
Vending (initial),
Moore
11-15
12-
'
Stock
12-16
12-
45c
(quar.)_,
subject
(stock
10-31
11-29
Northern
share
(one
1_—„ D
Co.
4
12-14
$1.10
11-25
2
Oil
(quar.D
Aluminum
Class
,
Year-end
$35c
IT."
(quart
Navigation__:
Maxson
12-10
Salt
(Tillie)
12-10
35c
TrusfrUiN.
Inc.,
Maytag
12-10
(Louis( Enterprises, class A
Engineering
Shares
6
12-31
Leslie
stock
,12-
12-31
Lesser
Lewis
12-31
Matson
11-29
(quar.i10c
.
Lester
12-10
11-29
(quar.)
Refineries
Fay.,
Matheson
12-12
11-15
11-25
12-31
12-31
held)
Reclaiming,
Corp.
Montgomery
(quar.)—.
investment
Special
12-31
$50c
-
Extra
Leslie
12-31
2
shares
Gulf
(quar.)
Stock
Compa'ny (quar.)
1-15
12-16
—
Corp. (quar.
Portland .Cpment.. (quar. 1.
Lehigh
Leonard
Leonia
Co..
dividend
Mastah
1-
12-12
Tax
—
preferred
1-15
.
12-31
(quar.)
Company
Leece-Neville
'5%%
.
' tlVe'c
.
:
(quaf\)_
preferred A 'fquar.)
Company
Stock
8
2
2
pay¬
Income
(quar.)_
Massey-Ferguson .Ltd.,.
2
11-
net
Max Factor
—
Corp., class A
Inc.,. common
convertible
&
1-
11-18
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)'..
preferred, (quar,)
Slegler,
Leath
1-15
12-
5c
Corp.,
From
1-
6
12-10
50c
(interim
of
Inc.
Indemnity
Massachusetts
6
1-
$$1.37 V2
(quar.i
(Canada)
held,
Massachusetts
2
12-2
l-_
quar.)—
12-
1-15
t50c
-
Co.
stockholders)
2
25c
^
(quar.i
common
$5.75
1212-
$17V2c
Financial
Leader-Durst
Lear
12-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
12-10
2
12-16
59%c•
Co.—x.%
Common
Son
dividend
shares
12-10
1-
i2'/ac
Year-end
Laurentide
1-2
12-20
112 Vac
(quar. DC
Marietta
Stock
12-
110
of
d
Stock
—
12-16
20c
—
Langendorf United. Bakeries, com.
$1.80 preferred (quar..)——
Steel
Wells
,
Detroit—
of
4V2%
12-10
2
5%
4.75% convertible series A pfd. .(quar.)..'
Lamston (M.JH.)%Ihc. (quar.)
.-
Sub
1-2
1-
$1.50
dividend
Bryant,. Inc.
&
McLennan,
Massachusetts
8c
___
Sessions Co., common
Stock
Latrobe
11-30
10c
preferred
Lane
12-16
15c
common.
Extra
6%
11-30
10c
^
12-15
Y.l^—
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:
1—,
Maryland Cup Corp.
(stock dividend)
Maryland National Bank (quar.i-
11-15
& Investment-
quarterly
(N. Y.),
Corp.
Lamson
2
12-2^
<N.
(quar.)—
Mfg.
Supermarkets
(quar.)
pref. A
1
'
Marshall
Lamar
Life
12-
1-
Co.
12-31
12-
50c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Monasco Industries, common
(quar.)
11-25
$2.10
(M.)
25c
(quar.)
Modine
11-15
2
11-21
12-
Trust
Cement
tSi
Superior District Power, com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Superior & Ishpeming RR. (quar.i-
Lake
Lake
Lee
12-15
12-
6
(Seattle)
Extra
pfd.
t20c
York
Marsh
5%
.—
__
dividend)
Lakeland Natural
Lau
New
Marquette
Electronics-
(stock
Central
12-31
12-16
lVi%
(quar.)
Inc.
share
Appliances Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
pref.
Model
11-15
2
12-14
British
Bancorporation
11-25
12-
38%% )——„
Marine
12-31
11-15
5c
(Neb.r
Missouri
3
Co.—
com.
less
12-16
12-31
12-
12-
receipts
24/2%
12-16
22c
2
45c
(one
Rubber
Stock
11-20
Marine-
2
,
12-19
12-
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
;
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
11-17
2
12-17
12c
(increased
12-31
28Vac
(quar.)
12-16
12-
30c
for
Mississippi
11-29
12-31
25c
(quar.)_
Co.
31V4C
_'
iquar.)
Telephone
Stock
B
Ltd.
deposit
of
12-31
2
Extra
11-20
17 Vic
Bank
Ltd.,
27c
(quar.)_
preferred
Lacrosse
1-
of
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas
11-12
35c
Trust
National
International
American
2
2
9
quar.i—
(increased
Mills,
5W% pref.
Marathon Oil
12-31
1-
5%
11-15
12-
(quar.)
Moore
Gardens
12-12
12-20
26V4C
(quar.)
common
12-10
12-
50c
11-19
11-19
(s-a)
Safety
Mirro
1
11-19
Illinois—-
Mining ,& Manufacturing (quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light, common (quar.)_
6
1
12-
1-15
Corp
Factors
Class
Quarterly
ment
Laclede Gas
12-
I-16
12-
1-15
Minnesota
12-31
50c
U-j.0
1
1-20
12-20
1
29c
Investment,
preferred
Missouri
:
&
Hanover
Manufacturers
11-7
<
11-16
,
Inc.
of
Insurance
Oil
Common
11-25
1-
32Vic
Gas
Minneapolis-Honeywell
net
Quarterly
2
11-2
12-15
12-14
1:20c
Maxwell
1- 2
53%c
(quar.)
12-
12-12
15c
1
12-12
25c
Laboratories
3%
12-16
2-
12-15
12-12
;_7
dividend
4Vi%
6
12-31
8c
(quar.)
Extra
11-20
5c
is-ai—
B
It
$1.50
(initial)
A
12-16
30c
(quar.)
(resumed quar.i
6%
2
2%
Co.
4.30%
1-
20c
1™™4——_
Kroebler Mfg.
Kroger Company,
Kroger
$1
i_
dividend
Kresge
.12-31
Telephone
Industrial
Minneapolis
realized
(s-a)
G
62V/2C
from
from
Stores
preferred
,—
(lc
Manhattan
11-29
12-
35c
Manischewitz
•
,
1
12-16
$30c"
profits)
Corp. (quar.i
Shirt Co. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Manitoba & Saskatchewan Coal
2
1-
$11.25
taccum.)_
—.
1-2
22c
11-22
25c
,
-
preferred
12-15
Kollmorgen
Corp.
(quar.)
Koppers
Company,
common
4%
preferred
iquar.)
"
5%
12-14
:
12-14
12-16
15c
common
Year-end
Mill
11-29
-.12-31
25 c
4Vi%
Mine
1-
12-
6
20c
(quar.)_,
Life
Midwest'
11-22
25c
(quar.),
RR.,
liy<ic
iquar.)
20c
;
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.
12-11
1-
22 Vac
Mallory
(P.
R.)
&
Co
Managed Fund, Inc.—
1007$
'—
2
12-16
5%
(quar.i^--
10c
—
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.i
dividend
Corp.
11-15
25c
Co.
30c
L_„_
Water
States
Stock
11-15
5
15c
quar.)
10c
l
5
30c
(quar.)__;
(increased
preferred
convertible
Stock
E'lectric
12-16
12-13
12-
15c
12-16
1-24
South
Midwest
11-15
12-
55c
(quar.)
income)
9
Maher
(quar.)
Rubber-
B.)
Vogt
Corp.
Co.
12-
12 Vac
3.1%
quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities
(quar.i
Securities
Miles
30c
6
approval
Commission)
$1.25
Products
Corp.,
Midwest
11-15
tincreased).
com.
Magnavox
Y.i—
N.
the
(quar.)
Food
Midwest
11-15
12-16
27
20c
Stock
Fund—
Co.
to
Serv.
(quar.i
Utilities Co. (increased
preferred
Common
11-15
12-27
12-27
$25c
new
6
1-
Public
preferred
Middle
Ltd.
Co.,
-12 Vic
quar.i
_______
convertible
Kratter
River
12-
™1__
Creamery
Cov (quar.).
Company—
preferred A (quar.)__
$2.75
Powell
12-6
50c
Koehring
5'1
&
1
(quar.)
(stock
Knudsen
5Va%
12-27
$10c
shares
Garden, 60c pfd. iquar.l-Madway Main Lines Homes, Inc. (stock div.)
Magma
Copper Co.
(increased)-Magma Power, preferred (quar.i
Telephone,
(I.
&
B
investment
&
Mich.
50c
preferred
Middlesex
11-15
20c
H.i
the
Middle
Ltd.—
5%
&
E.)
dividend
Knape
Bloedel
|R.
5c
common-
Extra
1-15
12-16
12-
1
6
Mid-America
12-18
$5c
basis)___
(quar.)
Vac
(increased
1-15
1-30
12
$1.11V'4
iquar.)
Electric,
dividend
(subject
Mid-Western
$5c
12-16
1-
12-
5%
11-19
25c
2
1-31
(quar.)
11-29
5
1-
loc
95c
(quar.)
preferred
Mickelberry's
11-29
12-10
25c
^
pfd.
6
Michigan Gas
11-22
12-
15c
(quar.)
Square
(increased
Kittaning
and
Madison
Stores
„ .
9
2
12-19
12-
of
6
$25c
Quarterly
MacWhyte Company,
11-30
12-
4:25c
-
12-15
12-10
11-29
2
1-
4.40%
11-29
12V2C
Paper Co.
Macmillan
11-30
11-
12-10
20c
.
12-15
ij.-
1-
$1.08%
Stock
2
2%
(quar.)
quarterly
Ltd
11-29
10c
dividend
Co.
li-29
I
11-15
12-13
Extra
&
A
Gas
Kingsport Press Inc.
(quar.i
Kingston Products
(s-a)
Kirkeby-Natus Corp.
(quar.)__
Kirsch
12-13
5
12-16
35c
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
Madison
(quar.)
County
Stock
11-22
b5c
(quar.i
on
(From
Steel
(Walter
11-22
Extra
Kimberly-Clark
Corp.
(quar.)
,,
:
King Kullen Grocery, class A (quar.i
Class
B
income plus a special of 6c
realized profits
I
net
11-30
1-10
12-
22vac
,
preferred
1
Properties
a
Mines
net
Discount
Keystone
Kidde
A
Extra
investment
from
1
$1.05
U-xi>
4.45%
11-30
12-10
2
6c
&
12-
1-
27c
Y.„
—
(quar.)
Inc.
12-16
N.
60c
12-6
(J.i
40c
of
(quar.i
(quar.i
I-,-xD
II-1%
1-
Gas
12-14
12-23
12-14
97Vic
Michigan
10c
1
12-15
(quar.i
Michaels
11-
1-
loc
preferred
11-29
11-
11-22
4.35%
11-29
12-14
1
12-
12-13
12-12
12-
1-
12-13
12-12
2
96V4C
12-.2
$1
2
12-
11-15
iquar.)
12-21
75c
12-
12-24
3;90%
2
35c
of Rec.
1-15
preferred
12-13,
(quar.)
Holders
12-16
25c
(increased)
Corp.
When
Payable
3.85%
55c
(quar.)
on
12-13
12-15
Co.
12-
(quar.)
Laboratories
(now
Power
gVbc
Electronic^.'
Machine
12-31
35c
11-29
invest¬
Assurance
12-18
70c
Canadian
8V2C
Louis 1
Refrigerating
Publishing Co.
18c
^
12-13
.
4c
2
Co.
Gold
Class
12-
Fire
(St.
Metromedia, Inc. (quar.)__
Metropolitan E'dison, 3.80%
6
12-
Industries—
Madison
regular
a
12-
(quar.i
10c
51c
£'12-16
12-18
(quar.)
10c
net
RR.
Products
C.
12-
Keystone Growth Fund
K-2"
P.
60c
income-...
"Series
E.
Macassa
^
2
12-20
(quar.)
Dietetic
Increased
Fund
from
R
11-15
2
1-
30c
Meredith
Co.
$1.75
Steamship Co., Inc.
Metal
&
2
___
"Series
Lyon
12-
1-
12-15^
3
10c
Bros.
11-25
(quar.i
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Keystone
Lykes
8
1-
12-27
Mesta
Extra
1-15
25c
Co.
Lunkenheimer
11-19
4-15
J 10c
Meridian
11-22
"
9
Trust
20c
dividend
12-16
—
11-22
(quar.)
Corporation
$1.18%
(quar.)
Merchants
12-31
12-
$1.21
^
25c
(quar.i__F_
A
12-
12-31
62 V2 C
Exploration
Co.
Corp.
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd. (initialu
class
12-13
1-15
27V2C
L_
Industries
Co.,
12-2
Co.
Mines,
Oil
Oil
12-15
25c
Merchants
12-16
(increased)
Nashville
Gas
Stock
li-26
:—1-
(quar.)
Land
Kerr-McGee
Kewanee
12-18
27VaC
11-20
12V(zC
Extra
12-21
(increased!—_
common
preferred
County
2
__
(s-ai
Utilities,
Kern
1-
—
&
(monthly)
^
Mercantile
Ludwig Engineering & Science—
40c
(quar. >_.
12-16
(quar.)_
Ludlow
7Vic
Inc.
Y.)
11-29
-
12-
11-15
:
Title
$2
Monthly
6C
1_-
n-25
1
$1
(quar.i
Kentucky
12-16
1-
—
&
(annual)
Financial Corp.
iquar.)
Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.)
2
z
Lowell
2
$1.12Va
(quar.i
(increased)
Copper' Corp.
(quar.i
Cleaners iquar.)
Dry
l2-r4
(quar.i —;
Refining
Kennecott
12-13
3uc
(quai\).
common
preferred
Kendall
1-2
12-18
___!
Lubrizol
87V2c
1-15
25c
Extra
Kellogg
Company—
3Va %
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Extra
Louisville
12-16
1- 2
Drug
Luna
Louisville
1-15
lr-2u
10c
2-17
Corporation
3-iO
(Dallas)
9c
Angeles
Year-end
10-15
12-
12-31
8%c
-—
Hotel
Mensch
$93c
(P.)
Louisiana
11-27
8%c
Class
Melrose
Extra
1-10
3V
____
Los
2-17
11-15
(incr.-quar.)
Co., common.
preferred
iquar.)_
I'm
3-10
11V'4C
(quar.)
(Canada)
Long Island Trust Co. (N.
Longs Drug Stores
(quar.i
1-
25',
^
12-10
(quar.i
i-
5c
;
$40c
(quar.)__
12-
i„
Mercantile
Co.
$3
(initial-quar.
dividend
$1.10
Corp.
common
preferred
Stock
35c
insurance
Gas,
11-15
Share
Inc.
50c
corp.
Engineering
Life
12-10
Company
Industries
$1.10
(^uar.)
preferred
Corp.,
4oc
1_
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
$1.12Vss
...
5c
$4.50
B
pieierence
Star
Per
Name of
Melnor
betterman
betterman
Aircraft
Lodding
2
(monthlyi__^
Kendau Company,
4Vc
of Rec.
Co.
gtd.
gcd.
Finance
12-
'
Kay
Kelwood
4%
1st
Lonooii
(quar.)
iquar.)
Chemical
$>i.o0
Local
$3
Monthly
Kawecm
2
RR.
Original stocK
(quar.)
Original stoca (quar.)
Loblaw
Groceterias, Ltd.—
6
12-
Special
Special
Co.—
(reoumed)
Corp.
1-
12-
2
Miami
$1.25
_
Ry.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
iui'Ug
1-
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.).__
Lignt Co., common
preferred
preferred
Katz
Gas,
pid.
&
rower
4Va%
12-30
$1.07
Gulf
&
pfd.
pfd.
1-15
li-29
D-31
$1.08
:
Natural
A
12-31
26c
(increased)
(quar.)
series
12-31
50c
(quar.)
Oklahoma
6'r
1-15
$1
iquar.i
common
11-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kansao-Nebrasaa
Kansas,
common
12-31
25c
(quar.i_
preferred
Electric,
preferred
4.28%
50c
preferred
Soutnern
4.32%
Little
.
iion-cumulative
4%
Name of Company
Industries—
non-cumulative
4%
of Rec.
51
2
6
25c
12-20
12-
60c
12-
11-18
4Va%
Distillers
9
National
60c
&
common
Drug
&
common
convertible
—
(quar.)
Chemical,
preferred series 1951
preferred
(quar.i
Ltd.,
(Pittsburgh)
Ltd.,
Products
Chemical
—
(quar.)
com.
55c
30c
2
12-14
12-10
11-18
12-
11-
1-
—_
—-—-
2
8
Co.
of
$1.061/4
12-16
11-15
56 V4C
12-16
.1-15
$20c
(quar.)
12-
2
11-
8
$15c
12-
2
11-
8
Canada,
(quar.)
preferred
110c
(quar.)———
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2172)
52
"
Extra
(increased)—.
Products
Food
Gas
Gypsum
Co.,
dividend
Stock
(Nashville)
Lock
Co.
insurance
&
Accident
(quar.) —
Lue
National
National
11
Industries
Mills (5-fcr-4 stk. split)
Machinery
National Securities & Researcn corp.—
Quarterly irom net investment income
National Income Series
—
National Urowtn Stocks Series—
National Securities & Research
(increased)
National Stanaard Co. (quar.)
—
National State Bank of Elizabeth (quar.)—
Rolling
National
Co.
National
Tea
National
Union
Quarterly
30c
--
(Increased-quar.)
Haven Gas Co.
Extra
x
St.-Louis RR.
Equities—
(monthly)—
Class A (monthly)
New York State Electric &
Class
(quar.)
4.50
:
preferred
Newport Electric corp., common
3%%
preferred
(quar.i
12-12
(Year-end.)
2
12-16
Pacific Indemnity
12-10
Pucific
12-
2
3.40%
•___
3.90%
4.10%
4.85%
5.25%
Share
Niagara
income
investment
capital
gains)
Nopco Chemical Co.,
Norfolk
Western
&
11-
8
Paddington
8
11-
11-15
11-29
11-30
12-31
Noranda
Mines,
Ltd.
Extra
Ltd.——
Mining,
Norris-Thermador
North
American
Corp. (quar.)
Investment, common
American
American Van
North
Carolina
Lines
European
North
Jersey Trust
Oil
Co—,—-—-
(Ridgewood, N. J.)
River
Northern
Gas
Co.
Insurance
Central
Northern
Ry
Public
Indiana
Common
4.40%
5Vss'%
(N.
Y.)
(quar.i-
Gas,
5.80%
preferred
preferred
Ohio
Ontario
^lst
6%
Stock
Trust
Northrop
Northwestern
Service,
5%,%
preferred
preferred
Novo
Stock
dividend
NuTone,
Inc.
32y2c
12- 2
12- 2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12-13
11-14
3%"~
—
(increased-quar.)__
Inc.
Extra
17'Ac
Ohio
Edison
4.40%
Co.,
(Toledo)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.$1.14
Ohio Forge & Machine (quar.
1
25c
River
Sand
—
^
Mississippi
Quarterly
Coal
Corp.
Mathieson
Oliver
Tyrone
Olympia
Ontario
/$hare),
may
of
3
12-
2
11-25
12-
2
12-16
I-
2
2
11-15
12-
12-17
3
3
12r17
12-
12-15
11-30
15c
12-15
Co.
12-
;
(quar.)
25c
12-10
11-12
12V2q
12-5
Inc.
11-29
Coke
50c
Co.
Ry,
D.
Gear,
7%
pfd.
shares
in
Africa
to
iquar.')___
—_
Co.
Brewing
30c
20c
(quar.J_-._
changed
(name
&
12-
l__r
Extra
Philadelphia
Electric
o
Radio
4.95%
5%-
11-22
11-29
12-
3
12-
2
5
5
11-15
income
plus
33c
Natural
Plastics
11-15
Class
change
net
the rate of
funds prior
be
exchange
to
tax
Stock
Nov.
at
of
.
.
-
27.
12-11
6
12-6
12-
6
40c
11-15
25c
(increased
12-14
12-14
11-15
10c
12-16
12-
2
$25c
—
12-16
7V2c
quar.i
Z
Ltd.__
12-30
12-
2
12- -2
America—
87%>c
11-20
12-31
12-20
20c
12-13
11-29
quar.i
(quar.)
__^
x:
class
A
$15c
$$1.50
(quar.)
1_
_
1-
Offshore
1
12-12
1- 1
1- 2
50c
12-12
12-
6
12-
4
-11-18
12'Ac
12-
4
11-18
5%
Bates
12-16
12VzC
(quar.i
—
&
12-12
20c
,
1-2
25c
(quar;)
(increased
Co.
Drilling
Co.—
1-28
t
,
(initial)
6V4C
■
1-
7
.
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
6-20
1-
11-22
12-
2
Reda
5
12-
1-
3
11-20
1-
1
12-10
11-15
______________
Co.
(resumed)-
Co.
dividend
Reeves
E.)
Bros.
(initial)
&
Co.,
Ltd.
(stk.
(quar.)___J
Co.
(Phi,la.),
Reliance Insurance
Class
A
(initial
Remington
11-15
4'■>%:
Arms, Co.,
12-27
3
3
11-25
12-17
5%
1212-
12-15
11-13
12'Ac
12-17
12-
common-..
33c
12-13
11-15
;
$3.30
12-13
11-15
-
,
quar.>_
preferred
divd.)
3
12-20
5c
^___
3-20
12-20
.
5%
Industries
(Alberi
;
30c
rump
Stock
Redman
12-10
____^
35c
common..
3
12-14
11-27
12-14
.
$2.-25
is-a)-^.--
Ren well Industries, Inc.—^
Common
split 2-for-l
11-27
12-10
11-22
14c
12-
2
11-2J
50c
12-^18
11-29
50c
12-
2
11-8
12V2c
12-
6
11-15
3-
G
11-22
12-20
11-21
12-
4
11-20
1-20
Steel
11-
Drug
1-
6
12-
&
Rhodesian
receipts
lings
8
Rice
8
Richardson
11-
8
11-
1
Tax
Oil
of
12-13
11-22
12-31
12-13
;
12-2
11-
6
12-20
29c
12-
5
11-22
12-20
Mines,
Ltd.
Grande Valley Gas
Mfg.
(quar.i!
Rittenhouse Fund
12-10
Company
Stock
Class
11-29
A
12-13
11-29
11-28
53M»c
12-12
1-2
12-20
(quar.)
10c
12-2
11-14
Roberts
&
.x———
$1.20
$1.25
25c
12- 2
12- 2
12-13
11-14
Roberts
Lumber
11-14
Robertshaw
12-
2
Robertson
.5%,
12-13
12-
2
Robinson
40c
60c
1-2
12-20
12-13
—,
1
11-27
5V2%
Rock
Bank
$1.75
dividend
(N.
$25c
J.)
12- 2
12- 6
11 -20
Rohm
—
Mfg.
&
Haas
2%
12-
2
11-
1
H.i
12-
5
12-30
12-
5
7c
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
13-2
y2- 3
11-15
1-10
75c
68%c
-
..
10c
12-
12-
11-27
25c
(quar.)____'_
2-1
12-27
10c
12-20
5
1-15
2
12-"g>k
60c
Co.
(quar.
12-16
12-10
11-25
30c
(quar.)_
11-22
12-31
25c
Co.
12-10
$20c
fquar.)____
(quar.(__i
Co.—--
25c
loc
-•
x
(quar.)
,
11-15
12-30
4%
7c
iquar.).
(quar.)__.
Co.
12-13
20c
(quar.V__
Co.,'common
&
11-29
11-6
'
12-10
11-20
12-31
12-16
ioc
1
,
-
'
Stock
^
(H.
(John)
Rogers
11-15
.
Co.
Controls
Little
Rockwell
Mills
12-16
i 11-15
'
L__
Porter__^___—
Ages
Ry. Co.
(quar.)____—•___—
National
of
Rice
11-29
11-27'
45c
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
f.auar;)_—
Brand
6
12-16
12-18
4c
Roadway Express, Inc.---'
com.
6%
River
12-
;
class
30c
11-29
12-16
60c
c
..j.
20c
12-2
12-10
$1.25
,.
i____1_l
11-15
11-22
12-10
$1
iquar.i_______l__
B
12-3
12-14
30c:
30c
iquar. 1
Co.,
11-22
$40c
—
dividend
Ritteiv Finance
11-29
12-12
45c
:
(quar.)
:
12-23
12-12
25c
_•
(s-a)x___
(quar.
Bank
(quar.)__:
Glass
(increased-quar)
12-31
(quar.)_^____
Rio
11-29
-.J5c
Corp.
Risdon
Rittcr
12-18
2
30c
(quar.»__
preferred
Alcom
12-
Rhodesian
less
Z
common
(quar..)__
(quar.)____
Riggs National Bank (extra).—
Rio
12-10
'
Textile Corp.,
$4
11-15
^
shil¬
5
iquar.)_____:
Riegel
5
12-11
1-17
12-13
2
1-
20c
Inc..•;(quar.X
Corp.
Paper
5
(quar.
12- 5
/
_
lc
Riegel
12-
12-13
4
American
payment
1-17
1
yl-
45c
Ltd.
share
Company
Richardson-Merrell
Richfield
2-
25c
;
1-14
12,-. 3
u
1
$1,121/2
Oil
Ranch
11-23
12-
—----•—
(final
2-
90c
'
pence
per
40% )__:
6
of
8
1212-24
quar.i
Trust,
deposit
3%
593bc
(quar.i
(quar.i-
Selection
11-
12-16
(increased-quar.)
.
(increased
Inc.
11-
12-16
1
(quar.
Chemical Co. (quar.).
preferred
U-
80c
1-
Brass
dividend
$3.60
6
2
2
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
12-36
&
(quaf.)____
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)__
4.75%v preferred
(quar.i
412%
preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds, class A iquar.)
Reynolds 1 R. J.i Tcbacco—
'
8
1212-
Corp.
Copper
Stock
12-13
17Vac
$1.37Va
/
&
Stock
Atwood
dividend
Rockwell-Standard
Stock
Mfg.—-
dividend
v
.____
Plymouth Rubber Co.—
$1.75
(quar.)
12-
2
1-
-
10c
.
the
deducted—-—
11-29
3%
Corp.
11-15
50c
(quar;)___________
12-27
12-10
11-1$
,
Plume
I.
6
9-20
capital
long-term
Placer
'
1-2
9-30
investment
11-
per.
1-2
20c
I2-1Q
12-2
40c
from
Ltd.
1-
15c
$2
(increased quar.)—_—
State
10c
iquar.i
A
2
x_;
12-
which
(year-end)
Class
12-
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula
Preferred
(quar.)
:
Trust
2
12-13
11-22
•
—
___
Development
13V2c
3-30
40c
i
11-20
Plainfield
11-29
:_
6-30
12-13
50c
National
Plate
12-23
Boston—
20c
11-20
preferred (quar.)__
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
(quar.)_____.
Pittsburgh
12-13
12-
20c
11-29
$5
dividend
11-22
12-31
12-13
20o
2
1
5c
Coke & Chemical,
preferred (quar.
Stock
12-13
13c
A
12-13
$1.25
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
35c
A
9114c
9834c
$1.2334
^
common
preferred
11-23
11-26
(increased)20c
income--
5c
B
12-27
12-31
A
12-10
Extra
Inc.,
11-1
25c
Class
Rexall
20c
25c
T
(quar.)
Piper Aircraft Corp.
3
12-
45c
'____
iquar.)_______'
of
11-29
Class
$1.20
Gas
11-29
11-20
2
42c
Pioneer
12-31
11-29
11-22
gains)
Pioneer
11-29
$1.18%
dividend
Stock
12-
1 quar.i——
from
12-20
.___
preferred
Common
2Va%
(9c
11-29
12-20
15c
Extra
12-16
(quar.)
Inc.
12-20
35c
:
com.
Corporation
12-
Rhodes,
(quar.)
Credit
11-23
$1.32
6%
redeemable preferred (quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan
(quar.)
Revere
common..—
Natural Gas, common
preferred (quar.)__
Pillsbury Company,
common.
Fluid.
of
1st
12-
1-15
2%
$5.50
Pioneer
11-29
11.-29
12-20
$1.26
-
12-20
12-20
,
Ranco,
Inc.
(quar.)___;
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.,
33c
•
Pioneer
$1.02
$1.04V2
.__
(quar.
Inns
25c
—
Piedmont
$4.80
Corp.
2
—
Screvy
Co.-.______
Piedmont
Label
(annual)
Extra
2
Sl.O?1/^
common
Mining,
Common
Water,
Co.
4
^
Ramada
Transportation—,
_•
Petroleum
11-29
(quar.i
Fund
Purina
121-
$1.50
preferred
12-
12-20
:
$3.50
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)
preferred
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)_
3.95%'
12-16
65c
loc
Ralston
75c
$1.25
^
dividend-
Stock
3.65%
12-2
$1.311/4
<quar.)_
Fund
Importers
Quemont
12-16
a.
Suburban
11-12
12-16
Gas—
Extra
20c
Stock dividend
Philadelphia
11-12
2
Republic,National Bank of Dallas (monthly)
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
12-
$1.25
Ltd.
Year-end
Philadelphia-Heading Corp.—
Suburban
Income
11-22
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Philadelphia
12-
$1.16
(quar.)
new
investment
11-30
As¬
:
Co.
11-12
$1.22Va
1
(quar.).,
11-22
announce¬
(quar.)
Co.
2
i_
(quar.i
(George)
Quality
25c
(Charles)
11-29
12-
Mexico—
Quaker State Oil Refining
'
any
will
to
12-13
11-14
Republic
dividend
see
12-13
12-10
11-15
name.)
new
J$3
shareholders
6.99525%
27Vac
$1.12V2
—___
11-20
.
(approximately $1.75
subject
$1.75
(quar.)
3
12-10
l._
Cement
preferred
Reed
12-10
1
25c
12Vac
iquar.
Inc.
12-16
12-12
12-15
12-18
15c
—
11-25
$1.06\\
(quar.i
Products,
Reardon
3%
&
8%
11-29
—
(quar.)—
12-10
2
C.)
.3
50c
(s-a"_
46c
(quar.)
(Wash.,
Co.
!.
50c
—
12-11
11-15
50c
1
&
Telephone
Inc.
12- 2
12-2
12-20
12-27
1-15
$1.16
(quar.)_—
-
12-
Co.
iquar.)_
Corporation,
Reading
(quar.)__
Brewing
Phillips
Phillips
Rican
Rico
12-20
12-14
$1.06
;
Insurance
1
Supermarkets
Raymond
22Vac
r._
11-29
:
Phelps Dodge Corp.
(quar.)
Philadelphia Bourse (annual)'—
11-28
12-10
<
Extra
3
/40c
"
(quar.)
11-15
-—
11-15
12-16
-
,
,t__
Special
11-30
12- 2
12-13
12-14
12-14
12- 2
12- 2
12-13
vl- 1
12-16
30c
15c
(quar.)__—
(increased)
Water Co.—
&
Machine
Pitney-Bowes,
12-17
—
Corp.
Sand
:
under,
Pfizer
11-30
12-16
(quar.)—
dividend-.,-
ment
12-16
12-
preferred
Engineering
Insurance
sociated
12-16
2
—
50c
Non-resident
rate
1-
12- 2
12-31
1- 2
Glass
Piaudler-Permutit,
2
11-22
4.60%
preferred
Glass
Corpv (quar.)—
Corp.
Quebec
occur
South
12-
40c"
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd—
American
6
(quar.)__—_—__——
Co.,
Peter Paul,
Lines
—
&
12- 9
1-2
12-
(quar.i
Milk, common
4Va%
preferred
2
11-22
Ltd.
Inc.
11-30
12-16
2
11-20
12-16
11-29
12-
J.i—
(quar.i
Pyle-National Co.,
ii-xJ
1- 2
31'/4c
4c
20c
30c
57VaC
58VaC
25c
—
Company (quar.)
Drug Stores (quar.)■__
Stock
11-15
12-
(quar.)
Light
11-27
2
9C
Chemical
Pottery
Extra
Products
(year-end l
Brewing
Onondaga
River
3
5c
(quar.)__—
__________
Old Ben
1-
12-
25c'
^
Extra
1-3
11-20
1-
Fruit
(quar.)
(quar,)
Ford,
Controls,
Perkins
12-18
4.56%
Oklahoma
6
11-22
preferred (quar. 1
$1.10
preferred (quar;i__.__i,__'—$1.11
preferred
(quar.)
:_rc—974Ac
Ohio
6
11-
2
4.40%
3.90%
Extra
11-
2
9
50c
47M>e
iquar.I
common
2
12-
1-
20c
Trust
12-
12-
25c
r
Extra
Citizens
G
12-16
15c
$15c
^
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd
Qglebay Norton (quar.i
Ohio
11-14
11-
$20c
15c
(s-a)
Tube
&
$15c
$20c
$35c
1712C
—.
common..^
common
Pet
11-15
121- 2."
Co.,
preferred
conv.
Pfeiffer
7,/2C
(quar.)——
—
12-13
Ltd.,
iquar.)__
Quarterly
5
12-20
Ltd.___:
Corp.,
Peoples Telephone Corp., common
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc.—
12-20
12-10
-
$$1
25c
^Ianufacturing Co. (quar.)
Ocean
Cement
&
Supplies, Ltd.
Mining
Manufacturing,
6
1- 2
12-20
12-13
12-13
>
(N.
(quar.i
preferred
From
11-22
12-2.
5c
5%
Peoples Life
11-30
12-
—V..
-
:
11-30
(quar.i—
Peoples Gas
11-18
11-29
Oak
Oceanarium,
6
12-31
^—
12-
12-20
12-15
15c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Electric
(increased
preferred
Pullman,
11
12-18
10c
(extra)
dividend
Pueblo
12-13
11-29
3
10c
J.)
(N.
preference
iquar.)_
Publicker Industries,; $4.75 preferred
iquar.)
11-29
12-20
12- 2
12- 2
Co.
New
preferred
Putnam
50c
5c
5c
<quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Peoples
12-11
$62V'2C
$$'1.12 V2
^—
—
Pennzoil
12-14
(quar.)_____.
Corp
Industrial
6
1- 1
12-10
1-15
Ltd.—
—
iquar. 1
dividend
4.64%
2
?5c
(quar;)—
preferred
1-20
12-
5c
Co.,
—
(quar.)
New common
(initial-quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
,4.24%
preferred
(quar.)_—
12-30
12-
Co.
&
Pennsylvania Gas &
Shares split 2-for-l
12-10
;
—
$1.40
6
1-
7c
(quar.)_
preferred
Putnam
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
12-23
12-20
25c
:
.
11-30
12-20
$1.121/2
$1.31V4
5.28',
11-22
(quar.)
com.
4.68%
preferred
iquar.)__—
Pen'n-Dixie Cement Corp. (quar.i
11-30
2
(quar.)_
Corp.
Corp.
Equipment
ton
Penn
2
1-
_;
5.05%
ll-x2
2l,2 '<
Transportation
Peerless
11-30
12-20
com.
12-10
25c
55c
2%
15c
iquar.)
preferred
Purex
Peim
11-15
2.
(quar.)_
Light & Power
preferred
(quar.)___
4'2%
12-
12-
75c
4.30%
Common
Purolator
../enick
2
1-
1
Corp.
Scotia
4%
12-
20%
4.08%
12-10
12-
B
$40c
iquar.i
of
preferred
Service
Public
31
3
5%
12-20
(quar,)
Extra
12-30
12-12
1- 2
;
(quar.l___
5%
11-29
10c
Line.
Pipe
Pictures
Peabody Coal
11-29
12-16
514%
12-13
12- 5
12-16
12-30
12-15
11-29
9c
Co.
preferred
6
Patino
12-13
_____
preferred
Nova
12-16
5%
12-
Stock
8
1
quar.)
Eastern
Extra
8
11-
!
12-
""tithe
11-29
1-
iquar.)____
(quar.)
Pharmacal
11-
12-10
$75c
1^-i.U
12-31
1- 3
1- 3
—
12-13
12-18
monthly
A
iquar.)
preferred
1- 2
$5c
12-J.4
11-20
'
Colorado—
of
preferred
12
4%
class
Accident
&
Co.
Service
12-31
^
1
2
iquar.)
4.64%
Public
12-17
a
/•'
-
4'2%
Norwich
2
12-10
40c
__
'•
Gas—
(increased
Corp,
Public
12-
12-20
(quar.)
A
(Chicago)
Corp.
2
1-1
1-1
1- 1
h i
dividend
Northern
2
12-
12-20
iquar.l_
Natural
Plastics
Northern
12-
44c
,r_—
Telephone
preference
2
45c
iquar.)
Northern
12-
Liie
4.18%
__—
-l-
12-
iquar.1
Oil (quar.)__
National Bank,
4.90%
12-10
1-15
.
12-20
$6Vic
,x_
class
and
A
America
preferred
12-17
Parsons
2
$1.37'/a
$1.45
\ $1.40
iquar.i—
5.60%
Northern
1.-2 J
name.)
1
:___
11-25
4>/4%■
5Up
Parmelee
(quar.)
common
12-13
1- 3
i- 2
1-15
5
12-20
25c
(increased).
Trust
of
Service
Puerto
2
12-20
12-30
(quar/Lv-—
11-18
12-
1-15
$3
Puerto
2
Service—
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
12-28
1^-iJ
Public
12-31
1334c
16c
Washington Insurance—
preferred (quar. i
Provident
2
12-
2
11-15
1-15
ls-ai____^
Co.
&
Park
—20c
Parkersburg-Aetna (name changed to Paco,
Inc.)
(see
dividend payment
under new
11-29
37c
12-15
12-16
12-
2
$56c
Extra
$22Vac
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_______
12-
12-16
12-13
$2
quar.ll
h increased
preferred
Northern
Co.
(s-a)—
1
1-
11-15
1-23
(quar.)
preferred
12-
15c
50c
iquar. )_^_—
$2, conv.
2%
dividend
4.64%
11-15
30c
,
Ltd.
Tubes,
Parker-Hannifin
—
—
Providence
11' 22
1-27
12-
$7V2c
Cotton
Prospect
12-13
12-13
30c
'
North
'
1.-22
12- 5
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
on
Corp.,
Bank
Producers
,
12- 2
20c
iquar. 1
Ltd.
Ltd.
Corp.
11-29
2
12-
Mines,
1- 1
1-1
4%
12-15
12-10
12-20
12-20
-1-15
l- 6
1-31
12-16
s-ai__
snares__
dividend
Stock
11-19
.12-13
15c
Gardner
12Vac
A
semi-annual
Paramount
12V2c
5c
6c
J
—■
Extra
Penn
,
(increased)
Equities
Prince
12-31
11-29
2
1-
37'/2c
Preston
Frimex
3
Corp.
Ores,
dividend
Princeton
11-14
Realty—
12-It
-^$1
$1.16
12-15
12"20
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
(increased
A
class
011
Corporation (stock split 1 Va-for-11
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
,
American Sulphur Co.
(quar.)_
12-
2
Iron
1
$0.00Vi2
Panhandle
11-23
12-
Industrial
Stock
2
-
Mfg. Corp.—
pfd. (quar.)_'__
conv.
12-13
1-13
12-10
t7V3c
pfd.
8
12^
$1
pfd.
11-
25c
(quar.t.L^,
Utilities
1st
11-15
11-15
12-13
(quar.)
1st
2
25c
i_cd.—
partic
Regulator
Premier
Corporation—
6
12-15
25c
10c
5V2%
12-15
11-29
12-31
:
(increased)
redeemable
12-
20c
$11.2o
80c
Pamour
Pan
20c
30c
(quar.i
Telephone
North
North
.
—
(quar.)—,v_--—
Refractories
(quar.)
North
Quarterly
_
(quar.)__
Car
preferred
North
—_-
(quar.)—,
Acceptance
American
6%
Corp.
American
North
North
12-
1
1-
class
Corp.,
Increased
Pall
+10c
—1
,
Normetal
Pako
C
$10c
(quar.)_
—
—
B
Stock
12-
1
1-
"-1:30c
,
Freferred
22c
luc
Co
dividend
Stock
Class
Page-Hershey
$1
common
(quar. )_>
common
'(quar.)-
Powers
12-31
1-
12-10
(quar.i—
of Canada.
lion-cum
(Tenn.i
(quar.)-
(quar.i
9
30c
25c
$1.25
Ry.,
Extra
Consolidated
Machinery
Package
7C
_.
12-31
11-15
15c
Telephone Co.
Packaging Corp. of Americapaco, inc.<-1 initial liquidating i_,
1-10
■
6%
A
12-
Alexander-^
Common
4',2%
20c
—-
12-10
(22 cents from
net
plus
8
cents
from
Corp.
11-19
11-19
(Calif.)
Co.
—
Tin
Pacific
12-16
9
Power
12-13
12- 2
12- 2
1^- 5
25c
(quar.)
Assurance
12-10
12-10
.
3.60%
Co.
Life
1
40c
—
—
National
1
2
Electric
Corp.
12-31
li-29
(quar.)
iquar.)__
&
Power
25c
Co.
5%
America
Potomac
6
12-..6
10c
Paper
Inc.
roc
(quar.i
—-
Pacific Northwest Bell
6
1-2
50c
2
of
12- 3
12-16
1-15
37JAc
(quar.i
&
Forests,
2'A
Robin_on
dividend
Stock
12-
|1
12-
35c
65c
$1.4344
%
(quar.
12-
Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.i
50c
preferred
(quar.i
—
85c
preferred
(quar.)—--———•___
90c
preferred
iquar.)
'—'
97VaC
preferred
(quar.i
—..
$1.02'/a
preferred
(quar.i—
—_____
$1.21 V*
pieferred
(quar.i-—.—
S1.31V4
Niagara
Gamble
12-16
Newport
Olin
Paciiic
Products
12-
35c
93%c
(quar.i
News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Quarterly
—
Newport News Snipbuilding & Dry Done—
Clay
1-
<5c
,
12- 9
12-31
12- 2
l2-lo
12-31
is-ai—
Corp., common (quar.)—_
$5.75 sinking fund, preferred (quar.)
.
1—
(quar.)
pfd.
1-
$1.12/2
—-—
Presidential
preferred
Finance
12-16
12-30
—93v4C
Corp.—
(increased
quar.)
Common
4%
:
—■
Mining
Newmont
-
Pacific
2
Gas—
preferred, (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)—.
$3.75
(quar.)
iquar. )__^
dividendi
4%
Cos.,
2
1-
6c
Gc
A
6
!
Inc.
Sulphite
Co.
Printing
York
New
Finance
Annual
^0c
40c
oOc
Premium
12-
K.i,
dividend
Stock
11-30
12-31
(stock
1-
20c
—————
8
1-1
40c
39c
15c
4%
39c
(quar.)
—
4%
Cos.,
Lines
12-31
i/4
—
Finance
Oxford
Co.
common
Mfg. Co., class A
1-
Si
(quar.)
11-
$1
lac
40c
10c
10c-
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
;:^c
pfd.
25c
25c
15c
62V2C
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
1-15
1-15
1- 1
12-10
12-13
12- 5
11-1
(quar.)
Brush
Air
Ozark
1-10
Glass,
Pacific
o->e
(quar.)
Cnicago &
York,
New
Brake
Air
Oxford
1-10
$1.14
-
York
Oxford
2
12-10
<>uc
preferred iquar.)'
Jersey
Zinc Co
5
12.r
12-31
—
4%
12-
1-31
$1.50
12-
common
Transportation
Fibre
12-11
r.—
(quar.)
& Light,
Power
4.05%
New
U-22
12-16
(N. j.i—
12-2'J
—
Corp.,
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
12-31
$1
$l.5U
(quar.)
common
(annual)
preferred
a
New
New
4%
12-20
2Uc
Potash
Potlatch
11-15
of Rec.
12-24
12-31
3%
(quar.)
(H.
Huron
Holders
Payable
5c
5c
—
Powdrell
Power
Owens-Illinois
Co.
11-30
——
preferred
Tail
&
11-15
$20c
(quar.)_
Rubber
Overnight
11-12
2
Ox
England Power Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
'4.56%
prefeired (quar.)--—
New rmgland 'iei.
& Tel. (inereaseu-^uai.)
New Hampshire Insurance Co.—
Jersey
5%
Otter
12-19
New
New
9
2
12-
^
(rgn.i
J •'
Telephone,
(Ohio)
class
1212-
Port
Lid.—
Extra
12-16
3
2
Porter
12-10
Extra
1-
Poor
12-23
(quar.)
common
dividend
tl2-16
12-16
—
B'Gosh
12-23
11-15
,
Share
Corp.
8c
(s-a)—
(s-a)
O'Sullivan
Corp.,
5c
2%
______—
Wnolesale,
11-xJ
1-
Poljcnrome
1- 1
1- 1
12-16
—
—
11-29
12-12
Polaroid
11-25
$1.19
$1
20c
—
Co. (San Fran.)
(increased-quar.)
Mfg.
Osnawa
Oshkosh
2oc
11-25
40c
.1
A—
Building
12-14
dividend.
(quar.)
Brunswick Trust co.
3V
Osborn
5
12-
12-13
12-16
'12-16
Stock
dividend
Class A
(quar.)
prelerred
New
Orpheum
12-16
Securities co., i^c.—
Nestle-Lemur
Newark
Stock
12-13
12-14
Quarterly from net investment income
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper (quar.)—
Stock
11-27
——^
—
Nanon-Wiae
11-15
2
12-27
/uc
(quar.)—
lire Insurance Co,,
Extra
2
1-
-----
Rubber
National
11-13
When
Per
Name of Company
&
12-10
^
-
-
Rockland Utilities—
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
4%' preferred (quar.)—%
Oregon Portland Cement, class
11-13
12-
'JJ®
Presto
National
2
2
—-
$20c
+50
(s-a)
Ltd.
Mines
Copper
-
Grange
2
1-
_
oo—
12-
1-
A'°
—
Extra
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Opemiska
11-25
12-20
iquar.)
common
—.
11-25
12-10
ooc
(quar.)
& Oil Corp.
National
Name
-
12-10
22c
^
——r
National
6%■
y
When
Per
When Holders
Payable of Rec¬
Per
share
lame of Company
National
Monday, December 2, 1963
,
/
12-4
'Voting '-and' non
voting'
5%
12-5
11-15
(extra). '.
,
Paper,
»
5c
,,
.6;
11-
1
x____
Ltd.,
Class
'*
common
Rolland
dividend
4%%
preferred
class
B
A
__________
(quar.)
^
2%
'$7VaC
_____
_______
$6%c
l-
2
12-2
12-
2
$$1.0612-16
11-15
11-
8
11-
8
11-29
4
tmoxnm).
Number 6321
198
Volume
r*w
iw. iw
.
.
.
British
11c
Bros., Inc. _.—
Mfg. (.stock dividend!
0
11-22
1-16
12-20
1-
2»%%
._
_
Royal
Canada
of
Banx
li-13
4%
Royalties
Management
Corp
——_•_■
Rubbermaid,
Inc.. (quar.)
——
Ruberoid Company
(quar.)
Ruby Foo's Enterprises. Ltd., (resumed,!—Ruppert (Jacob) Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.) —
kuss
Logs, Inc.
(increased)—-___
Russell Mfg.
'
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)
_
Royalty
Sabine
Joseph Light & Power Co.,
12-
5
11-
St.
Lawrence
St.-
Lawrence
Corp.,
preferred
Ltd.,
2
12-10
Soss
12-20
11-18
South Jersey
12-13
11-12
6
12-13
11-30
5Uc
12-13
11-2 J
Ltd.,
Southeastern
Public
12-lo
U-
12-
12-
9
2
45c
12-27
11-25
$1
'1-1
11-25
1
11-25
4%
12-14
11-22
S8c
6
12-16
12-
11-25
11-15
12-20
11-29
%C
12-
2
11-
1
Works,
Water
29 lie
12-
2
11-
1
29i»c
12-
2
11-
1
Southern
Natural
Pacific
32
(quar.)__
common
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
San Miguel Brewery Inc.—
4.75%
Finance
12-
2
11-
1
343iac
12-. 2
11-
1
Schwitzer
5%%
income)
investment
Corporation,
preferred
A
Scott
Foresman
Paper,
$3.40
preferred
preferred
$4.00
Scott-La
Inc.
12-11
12-
2-
Finance,
4-17
Southwestern
3.70%
20c
12-14
11-23
22 %c
12-10
11-
1
1
1-10
1
1-10
4.40%
12-
2
11-15
4.60%
12-27
11-25
4.75%
11-22
5.6214%
12-
7
11-22
5-
1
4-15
$1.12%
1-2
29c
12-13
Class
A
Class
B
/common
12-27
12-16
12-10
11-21
1-10
12-19
1-10
12-19
2%.
12-23
11-20
—
$1.25
,
1-15
Shops,
1-
2
11-
8
12-27
12-
6
1-
2
11-29
2
12-18
1-
(quar.)——
42 %C
1-
$2.50
1-
2
pfd.
A—
Seismograph
7%c
dividend
Stock
1
held)
Sel-Rex
for
,
J.—
(Frank G.)
Co.
12-27
Co.
_
1-
$1.31%
Sherritt-Gordon
Sherwin-Williams
7%
(quar.)_
Shoe
Corp
Shon
Rite
Shulton.
cf
Foods,
Inc.
Class
B
Class
B
Ltd..
5%:
Class
B
Simms
$1
.
(T.
&
S.)
preferred
12-
11-15
12-16
25c
12-
2
11-18
1-
2
11-18
12-
6
12-
6
1-15
20c
—_
12-10
11-12
12-10
11-12
A
—1
Ltd.,. class
A
Tasty
Extra
11-30
11-30
12-15
12-15
12-17
12- 2
12- 2
11-30
Teleflex
11-30
12- 3
11-15
11-15
Foods
(A.
Extra
$3.75
Co.,.common
(quar.)
Accident
Insurance
Brands,
Common
$3.50
Standard
for
Milling
in
80
class
Standard
Motor
Standard
Oil
$3.30
(A
stock
special
shares
Oil
12- 6
12- 6
12-20
(NJ)'
of
(Ohio)
preferred
Paving
Standard
Pressed
11-2?
12-13
11-2P
1-
2
11-2V
1-
2
11-25
1-
2
12-14
2-
1
1-15
t30c
(s-a)_
,
125c
,
New
each
for
18%c
50c
A (quar.)_
& Materials,
Register
Co.
—
Ltd.
(quar.)
.
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
•
Shares
Standard Structural Steel Ltd.
Products
Home
(quar.)_—
1 quar.i^-
—.—
Z
Extra
Star
Industries,
Star
Market
Star
Tank
Stock
&
&
20c
A
(quar.)
Boat
15c
i.
Finance
-
12-15
Class
A
(increased
Co.
60c
(year-endi
(increased)
—
—
12-14
11-22
50c
12-11
11-22
30c
Simmons
12-11
11-22
"
Extra
Simplicity
6%
class
Mfg.,
preferred
Simplicity Pattern
Simpsons,
A
Ltd.
(quar.)—^
Simpsons-Sears,
Ltd.,
__
—„
(stock
Co.
class
_—
A
•
Venezuelan
Oil
Special
Singer
Sisco
,
■
—
Skil
Smith.
Electric
(s-a)
__
:
Z__
Kline
Year-end
&
'
J25c
12-
11-
7
11-15
2
11-
1
12-10
11-
8
12-
9
12-
2
12-
75c
9
12-
2
12-13
11-22
$3%c
12-19
12-
6
class
—_i__
12-19
12-
12-
11-12
2__
(quar.)____
16%c
7c
2%
Electronics--
Sterling
Stock
Sterling
Inc.
dividend—-—.
National
& Trust Co.
Bank
(N.
stock
dividend
Stern
&
Stern
(John
Textiles,
B.)
Co.,
4%%
8%
12-18
12-
12-16
11-27
3
30c
12-17
12-
2
30c
12-17
12-
2
Stock
Stokely-Van
Camp,
5%
prior
5%
convertible
Stonega
Corp.
dividend
Inc.,
preferred
Coke
&
Coal
6
12-
6
(quar.)—
$1.12%
1-
1
12-
6
$1.15
1-
1
12-
6
$1.16
1-
1
12-
6
6
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
1-
1
12-
$1.18
1-
1
12- 6
$1.22%
1-
1
12-
6
$1.23
1-
1
12-
G
$1.25
1-
1
12-
$1.16 V4
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
6
$1.31
1-
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-6
Life
Inc.
(initial)
50c
Service
(initial
quar.)__
■'
(quar.i
preferred
(quar.)_-
S4
preferred
Texas
Fund,
Gas
5.40% •
(quar.i
4.96'.;
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Instruments
Stock
Texas
common
1-
1 "
1-
1
1-
1
12-13
20c
12-
4
11-15
10c
12-16
Z
/
dividend)
Co.
Inc.,
1
11-15
1-
$1.14
2-
1-10
$1.21
,
7
•
'
—
2-
1-10
2-
1-10
2-
(quar.i
30c
—
1'
iquar.
Inc.,
6% convertible pfd.
Mfg. (quar.i
Glass
Power
2
12-21
5
15c
12-16
12-
12-13
11-29
5c1-
;___
12-16
11-22
12-12
11-29
5%
;
(stock
12-
11-
-
dividend
Inc.,
common
9
8
15c
1-1
12-13
3'7
1-
1
12-13
$1.25
12-15
11-29
40c
12-15
11-22
$1
12-15
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
2
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
1-
11-23
10c
(initial)
Co,
Chemical
12-10
25,c
iquar.i_———
1-10
12-
1-
.
25c
—
(quar.)
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge—,
Common
4';.
(increased
preferred
Thorofa.ro
5%
preferred'series
initial
Co.,
convertible
,
_
series
B
i
$1.20
quar. I
31 %c
—
preferred
A
Title
6
2
12-
6
2
12-
6
12-13
35c
12-
2
11-20
25c
12-
2
11-20
$1.25
Roller
Insurance
&
Co.
Co.
Trust
Quarterly
Co.
JqxparJ
1;
^
Edison
4%%
11-20
12-10
11-20
12-10
11-14
25c
1-, 2
12-13
10c
,12-13
11-29
55c
—■
:.
,
Co.—
;
(quar. >
12-
2
$1.14
12-
2
12-
2
11-15
1-6
12-20
,
4.25%; preferred (quar.)
Tonka Toys, new common (initial
Towmotor Corp.
(quar.i-^
11-15
$1.06V4
$1.06%
'
Z
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.56%
11-29
12-10
Angeles) —
(Los
___;
—
Packing
;Extra
(quar.)—:
12-10
60c
60c
(year-end)
Bearing
Inc.
Toledo
12-
1-
1-10
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
common
class
:
2
1-
31 %c
1_
(quar.)
11-22
1-
25c
(quar.)_
common
preferred
5%
'
quar.)
(quar.)i
Markets,
5%
10c
quar.)___
11-15
Enterprises,
Supply Co.,
Class
B
Traders
——
B
class
(quar.)_
TransMountain
Oil
12-17
12-
12-17
Pipe
Line
:
Co.
2
«.
12-
2
1-
2
12-
6
$20c
1-
2
12-
6
t50c
1-
2
12-
6
t$1.12%
1-. 2
12-
6
t40c
12-20
.^-r-.
(auar. )_y._
11-15
5c
_______
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
2
'}20c
_____
(quar.)
A
11-29
2
12-
22 %c
(quar.)_
■
Ltd.,
preferred
4%%'
class A
(quar.)
Finance,
12-31
12-
25c
,
—
A
class
2 %c
2%c
—
Town
—
(s-ai
11-25
'
Pipeline,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Insurance
Trust
Co.
(N.
Co.
(Conn.)
J.)
Co._:
Underwriters
Temper
Corp.
Co/of
Morris
Trust
Trust
Trylon
—
11-29
12-10
11-
44c
-■
12-13
45c
—
11-29
i5c
—
11-25
12-13
12-
2
11-15
2%
12-
2
11-15
1
Co.
of
New
Chemicals
10c
12-15
12-
4
Z-_
Gas
10c
12-15
12-
4
(quar.):__—
25q
12-6
11-22
30c
12-13
11-29
60c
12-16
:i—
:__y
Extra
True
(quar.):
dividend————
Stock
Trooical
Truck
(quar.)
12-20
?8c
—
——
Travelers
t
j 20c
:
"—1—
Extra
11-29
12- 2
11-27
1-14
"
$1
common
'Preferred
5%
12-16
50c
^
iquar.)
Utilities
Thermal
2
11-13
11-27
$1.19
(quar.i
Thiokol
12-
12-13
12-16
25%
—
iquar.i
Thermogas
12-13
25%
20c
(stock
preferred
Tex-Tube,
12-13
$1.35
$1.31%
,_
(increasedi____
preferred
Thatcher
1-15
11-27
&
preferred
Texas
1
11-29
;
$4.76
$4
2-
12-16
$1.24
—
Light Co.—
preferred (quar.i:
$4.56
12-16
12-16
12-16
—
:
Pharmacal
Power
1-15
2
2
5c
(quar.i
Instruments
Texas
1
1-
42 %c
Producing
(quar.,
Sulphur (qua}'.)
dividend
8
1-
$1
Transmission,
Gulf
8
$1.16
iquar.)_
Texas
1111-
12-31
$1.14
L
preferred
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
5.25;;
2-
$1.27
—
(quar.i
Inc.
1-20
12-6'
'
_Z
preferred
preferred
12-10
6c
Co.—
12-10
15c
Corp.
Texas
12-20
10c
:
1
Electric
•
<
(quar.)___
Capital
^
1
Insurance
$4.64
1-21
—25c
S
$1.28
12-17
25c
(year-end)
12-
1
$1.31 %
3
12-11
12-11
12-11
(quar.)
1
1-
(quar.i
1- 3
1- 1
,1-1
1- 1
Z_^__25c
11-15
1-
(quar.)
5%
20c
(quar.)
12-17
(quar.)
11-18
12-17
11-15,
common
Gas
$1.02%
preferred
Class
12-11
2
$1.06%
preferred
11-29
12-16
(quar.),
2nd preferred
Tenn.
200
11-8
5%
-
11-15
Transmission
Gas
$4.56
11-29
37Vbc
(quar.)
%Z
12-10
held)
preferred
$5.08
-11-22
11-22';:
11-22
11-12
12-6
12-14
10-15
12-17
11-15
11-15
12-
6
12-1
1-1
11-29
12-20
25c
com.
Extra
12- 2
11-29
12-20
10c
6
Timken
50c
12-20
60c
—
12-
Time,
57c
11-11
1
12-10
(quar.)
12-13
2
1-
12-31
pfd., (quar.)_
preferred
2
$1.27%
Trenton
Stetson
8
1-
12-
(quar.)_
Telephone,
12-13
11-
18c
Z
Extra '
20c
2
payable
(quar.)
Trans-Prairie
Sterling Seal
8
12-
$7%c
B
(quar.)—.
Oil
3-12
8
2%
each
TeXas
Y.)
;
8
11-
11-
preferred
Tractor
1-
11-
2
2
12-
11- 8
12- 1
11-26
12- 2
for
EXtra
Subject to stockholders and Comptroller of
Currency
approval may declare a 2 %
Stewart-Warner
3
5c
(quar.)
Drug
6
20c
A
French Laboratories
Uc '
45c
(increased)———
Inc.,
3
12-13
42 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corporation
Slater
12-
.
22%c
"
.
;
Oil Co,
+
S1
,
Extra
Skelly
,
Ltd.
12-15
V.50c
CoZj
_
Company
Mines,
12-15
5%
dividend)
—
Sinclair Oil Corp, (quar.) —
Sinclair
15c
$1.50
_
_
(quar.)_
2
1212-
1
Tobin'
—
12-
4c
1-
Texaco,
10-31
.
|Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
16c
(quar.)
,JZ
shares
Texas
_10-31
—
6
$1.27
Tennessee
Corp.—
quar,)-— „HZ
12-
2%
Midwestern
Tidewater
12-12
6
6
2
(quar.)
(special distribution of one
Tidewater
12-12
12-
12-
1-
16c
Transmission,
12- 6
,
2
2
:
12-13
12-10
7V2C
,
L.
12-23
1-15
11-15
1-
i50c
class A and
5.24%
11-22,
3%
_a
dividend
Loan
25c
—
class
Inc.,
Co.
12-13
(quar.)
Thomas
>
1
1-
B
5.12%
11-12
10-31
10r31
11-12
11-15
12-31
12-12
11-29
1-
12-12
+20c
(quar.)
5.25%
11-15
—12-10
80c
12-10
65c
12-10
93%c , 1.-15
JlOc
1- 2
10c
12-10
20c
12-9
45c,
12-27
:l'15c
12-27
50c
1- 2
12 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1_,
6
11-15
'
115
(quar.)
12-
12- '2
5.10%
11-15
Tl-12
12-10
2
12-17
50c
15c
common
$4.84
12-10
1-
20c
5.08%
11-15
12- 2
11-15
12-12
12- 2
12-10
1-15
(quar.)—
convertible
4%
(increased)
Jersey
com.
Steel
5%
(one
B
(quar.)
com.
iquar.)
-
Co.
Co.
4.92%
Textiles,
A
held)
3%%
—87'be
13%c
(quar.)--—
82'bc
(quar.)_--_50c
payment of one share of
Oil
4.90%
12- 5
12-16
12-16
12-6
11-15
12-18
22 %c
'
preferred
and
on
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.64%
11-20
11-29
11-29
11-27
12-12
2
1-1U
(quar.)
A
A
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60%
11-22
11-22
12- 6
50c
of
11-19
1-
15c
(quar.)
common
4.10%
11-27
12- 6
12- 6
12- 6
preferred
Co.
Standard
Co.
1-20
11- 1
11-1
11-1
12- 4
12-14
,11-15
12-16
12-30
12-24
2
10c
(annual)
Transmission
1-20
12-16
$0.0065
;
—
common
dividend
share
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
2- 1
11-29
Z
dividend—
4.65%
'
profits.—":
(initial)
4.50%
2-1
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
12-16
1-10
12-16
1- 2
12-16
12-16
12-13
12-13
Sterling
11-12
12-13
117 Vac
(quar.i
class
California,
Oil
Standard
,
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
stock
common
Standard
Stanley
1- 1
A
Gas
11-29
12-
:1:20c
class
Corp.
12-22
plus
iquar.)
com.
common
Ranch
12-13
6
12-16
iquar.)— _Z
Stock
2
12-12
Inc
Cos.
12-16
112-16
12-16
12-14
(Indiana)
Co.
Standard
A
of
Co.
Oil
1- l'-
income
Ltd.
Stock
,
Products,
convertible
Standard
,
1-
12-12
.
5c
Instrument
Tejon
11-15
11-30
3%
.
class
6
2
1-
6c
Corporation,
Teck
12- 3
1- 1
55c
:.l
^
(quar,)(Delaware 1 —
on
class A & class
dividend
Taylor
Texas
_j._
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Knitting-Mills,
Standard
in
6
12-14
24 %C
(quar.)..
Co.
Stock dividend
11-15
Inc.—
(increased
B
Extra on
(Detroit)
Go,
tl
Quarterly
Standard
(quar.)
-
preferred
Standard
Class
11-15
30c>
30c.
93c
(s-a)—_
Mfg.
E.)
12-
12-
17 VaC
quar.i
securities
Ltd.,
__y
Tennessee
12- 2
12- 2
net
preferred
Baking, class
12-15
12-15
10c
4-
Stafford
Staley
4%
1.2-15.^
30c
(quar.)
12-20
10c
1*
^
—
America
(G.)
12-15
12-15
12-15
10c
Broadcasting
Television
11-22
62 V2c
Services, 5%
Extra
11-29
12- 2
11-15
11-15
12- 1
11-30
11-15
12-10
$50c
_
Springfield
11-21
12-23
25c
;
investment
Broadcasting
12- 5
$1,12%
37%c
$1.12%
dividend..-.
11-
12-15
iquar. 1
Packaging,
of
Szabo Food
12-13
12-16
11-22
10c
$17VaC
(quar.)
Stock
from
Co.
12-18
5c
3%
L_
12-17
15c
Syntex Corp., new common (initial)
Syracuse Transit Corp.
iquar.)___
12-15
12-15
20c
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Electric Co. (quar.)______
$4.50
10-31
12-27
6%
—
1 quar.i
—
net
Crane
Tamblyn
27%c
12-13
Class B
(increased quar.)_.
27V2C
12-13
6% series A preferred (quar.)__.Z.
37%c - ' 12-13
Stauffer Chemical Co., common (quar.)—2/30c
12- 2
3V'2 %
preferred (quar.)-__.
,
87%c.' 12-31
Stcdman Bros.. Ltd.
(resumed quar.)_—___
J12%c
1- 2
Steel Parts
Corp.
(Increased)
17%c
12- 2
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd._
1
t20c
12-16
Steinberg's. Ltd., common (quar.)
_2___
$12%c
12- 2
Class A tquar.)
tl2%c
12- 2
Stepan Chemical Co. Istock dividend).
•
5%
12-15
Sterchi
Bros.
Stores
(quar.)
__Z
20c
12-10
Sterling Aluminum Products (stock div.)
3%
12-13
J25c
.
J,
—1
class
Spiegel.
12-10
12-16
10c
(quar.i
—
Symington Wayne Corp.
12- 7
2%
Gifts (quar.)
1
Spencer Shoe Corp.
(stock dividend).
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred iquar.)_
Sprague
$0,055
Susan
Sweets
11-29
1-15
1- 2
27V4c
(quar.)__
Spencer
State
the class A and
_______
Co.,
6
2
2
20c
—
($25 par)
Standard
1-
2%;
(quar.)
(quar.
(quar.)
11-22
12-16
12-
i
__
Ltd.,
iioc
1
15c
common...
Dairies,
2-
11-29
12-31
$1
_———A—_•
preferred
Silverwood
12-10
25c
common)
Silknit,
6
+$1.75
(quar.)
common
(Extra payment on. both
-
•
(quar.)
_—
preferi;ed
(quar.)
10-31
Operating (quar.i—Shares, Inc.—
from
7
12-10
37 %c
—
Corp.
(initial
12-
12-10
(quar.i.
Co.
9
35c
iquar. i
(quar.)
dividend
12-20
2- 1
1-15
preferred ($25 pari (quar.)
;
31V'4C
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
18c.
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)___
33c
$1.44 convertible preferred
(quar.i
:—36c
Sparton Corp., 6%- preferred (quar.)_-_____
$1.50-
2
12-
11-15
'
(increased)
Inc.
Oil & Gas, Class A com
Signal
h
12-16
10c
(quar.)_____^
dividend
Stock
'
12-
12-17
12-16
'""50c
—
4% preferred
America (quar.)_
Qo.,
4.40%
par)
Standard
____
Canada—
of
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
2
2
33c
(quar.)___.._
—Z
Ltd
Mines
1212-
25c
:____
of America
5
12-18
32 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
12-18
10c
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.—
Sheraton
,
($25
2
12-13
1
12-19
5%
(quar.)
t
1-
'
Shell Transport & Trading Co. Ltd. (interim)
Sheller Manufacturing Corp.
iquar.)_
—
Increased
6'
12-26
1-15
10c
Oil
12-
1-30
~ioc
Denn
Shattuck
12-31
—
—
(quar,)„
(quar.)_
;
preferred (quar.)_L__
preferred
Stock
$5.25 preferred (quar.)c.
Mining Corp.
(stock div.)
Inc.,
Shattuck
12-31
four
each
—
_Z
Corp.
share
(one
—
1-15
1-15
15 c
1—
(quar.)
11-29
7%c
,
11-29
12-14
15c
—._L:
12-14
7%c
:_
common
Service
12-1.6
(Denver, Colo.)
L__i
:
10-31
1-
12-27
25c
iquar. 1
common
A
Electric
4.72%
(quar.)
4.36%
11-29
2
40c
$5
2
2
12-
10%
^
^
1-
1-15
68 %c
37 %C
quar.)
(quar.)
B
12-19
1-10
$1.25
$1.56%
dividend)
common——
Candy
Class
11-15
25c
■
Shell
12-13
20c
„___
Security Life & Accident Co.
Servel,
.
$1.18%
Realty,
Cities
1- 1
5%
;—
Bank
National
1- 1
20c
■:
preferred
12-10
7%c,
—
United
Second
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
12- 6
1- 3
92Vac
971/aq
$1.03%
$1,061-4
$1.10
$1.15
$1.18:,4
$1.403.8
27Vhc
(quar.)
2-
2%%
(quar.)—
(increased
Co.
&
•
(quar.)__——
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
preferred
30c
See's
preferred
15c
iquar.')_______—
Surety Co. (N. YZ) (quar.)
Power Corp.
(stock dividend!——___
Seattle-First
.
4.15%
25c
preferred
Roebuck
Service
3.90%
4.25%
pre.erred
$0.01
12-5
12- 5
11-14
11-14
11-14
11- 4
12-31
12-31
12- 2
12- 2
12-2
Service—
Public
8
7%c
$4.75
Seaboard
•_«-
12-18
5%
Supermarkets
$1.25
$1.16%
$1.07
_
preferred
preferred
$1
_——
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$6.25
preferred
(quar.)_
Z-—
3c
Racing
&
/
(quar.i
preierred
4.25 %
(quar.)
Electric
Southwestern
7-17
—
Seagrave Corp., common (stock
5%
preferred (quar.)—__,
preferred
11-20
—-—
common
4.28%
1 J.-14
annual)__'
(increased)
5V'e-
Stock
Fower—
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)-'
1
5-
,
(quar.)
5%
2
——
Inc
Associates,
Seaboard
•Sears
2
1-17
1
/—
(quar.)___—
common
Electric
8-
Stevens
&
Clark Common Stock
(14c from capital gains and
investment income)
Seaboard
Sealed
11-15
Corp.,
preferred
12-
from.net
5%%
12-13
Inc.
Fund,
$1.50
27 %c
)_:•__"_
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—'$4.50 preferred A
(quar.)_____
15c
2-14
2
25c
Howard Broadcasting (quar.)--l
Scripto, Inc.
iquar.I
—
Scriviier-Stevens Co.
(stock dividend)
•(Scudder,
3-
Gas
——
^
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.20
outhwestern
Scripps
.
12-13
11-15
85c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Salle,
Gems
Screens
3
2
13c
quar.
1—
1.75%
$1
—
(increased
(quar.).
Southwest
1-
25c
—1
1
12-10
12-
27 Vac
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
com.
12-20
35c
—
Gas,
preferred
(quar.)
5.05%
preferred (quar.i
j'/fj
preferred (quar.)
12-31
25c
——
common
Union
3.35%
1-15
1
27 %c
Scott
Railway, common (quar,)_——
non-cumulative preferred (quar.).—j.
Southern
11-25
12-2
3c
Co.
Corp.
2nd
■
$1.33;,4
$1.26'/4
25c
$1.18:,4
$1.13%
75c
221/ac
30c
37Vbc
25c
—
preferred (quar.).
4.55%
preferred
(quar.)
Southland
Royalty
(quar.)—
3
$1.47
common
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred A iquar.)—11
& Fetzer
(monthly)
Scott
12-18
12-
5%
(quar.)—
Co.
11-29
16c
:
5V2%
&
11-30
12-13
37 %c
5%%
1
12-15
10c
___
Drilling (increased quar.)
Scheib (Earl), Inc
—
Schering Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Schlage Lock (stock dividend)
—
Schlitz (Joseph) Brewing
(increased)——
ochlumberger, Ltd. (NVj
(quar.)—
:
Quarterly
—
Scudder, Stevehs & Clark Balanced Fund,
Inc.
($1.30
from
capital gains and
17c
12-15
1%.
tOkla,),
Co.
dividend
net
12-31
11-30
5c
Fe
from
1-25 '
50%
—
—
4quar.)______—
•Southern
5%
12-31
11-14
17c
<
Valu Stores,
Super
10c
Co.
(quar.)
Racing
Distributing
Mining
55c
35c
70c
25c
26Vac
;
Gas
Superior
11-29
2
(resumed)
^
Co.
Superior Cable
48c
$1.20
10c
Corp
Co.
12-16
12-16
11-25
12-20
12-17
12-
Z
Oil
House
Sunstrand
Taft
:
Extra
Southern
12-16
1- 1
1- 1
12-31
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Industries
Southern
1- 1
1-2
7 %c
H7c
^
^
Corporation
DX
Sunshine
Electric—
&
(quar.)
preferred
29:,aC
:
dividend
Stock
•
——
4.80%
12-10
11-15
(s-a)„
dividend
Stock
11-22
11-22
12-10
$1.25
(quar.i
(quar.)
1- l
31c
__J—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Indiana Gas
Oil
Sun
Sunset
$l.l2Va
quar.)_.,
(quar.)—
Mines
dividend
11-15
11-15
12-10
25c
$0.2656V4
42 V2C
common
preierred
Southern
Common
Corp.—
4.75%
Sanco
preierred
$4.50
13c
$5
(increased
Water,
5%
Diego Imperial
dividend
Santa
&
Stock
Co.
12-13
12-13
1- 1
19c
(quar.)_
__——
Stock
Stock
Gas
Drug
Sunray
26'.»c
27c
Water, common
Company
Sun
Supervised
(quar.i
preferred (quar.).
52c
cents
Jose
California
Consolidated
9
12-9
15c
pld.
$5
12-
12 %c
:
,
(quar.)
(increased)
Ltd.
Sullivan. County
Harness
Association
(increased
Co.—
preferred
Southern
Quarterly payment of 50 centavos equal
to
approximately 13c
x—
two pesos equal to approximately
San
4.32%
Southern
Extra of
Edison
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_^_^
Soutnern
Sullivan
California
Holders
Payable of Rcc.
45c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Clothier,
Mines,
Sunbedm
IV2 %
-——
-
California
4%%
1-
(quar.)-—,
Original
1-10
$1.07%
;
dividend
Southern
1-17
(quar.)_
^San
preierred
(quar.i
Southeastern Telephone Co.
Stock
of
Sullico
-
preferred, iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2
Strolce
11-29
'
4.28%
12-
Strawbridge &
$1.16'/4
$1.07
25c
quar.i
quar.)_
4.65%
2
12-16
$7.50
Stores, common (increased!—_—
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Salada Foods, Ltd. (increased quar.i —
San Carlos Milling Co.—
52
5%
12-
25c
preferred
2
12-26
$1.25
iquar.)
—1
Louis & Southwestern Ry.
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
1-
(inc.
Co.
Service—
(increased
Common
common
$1.25
Propane, Gas
Southeastern
B
27c
!-
When
Share
Broadcasting,
Class
Sto we-Wood ward,
12-13
5c
dividend
Stoca
12-16
12-16
12-27
of Company
5'.i;
12%c
(year-end)
corp.
2
1-25
—
General
1-15
12-16
■
Southeastern
(quar.)
12-13
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-
I
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Co.,
2
2-
125 c
com.
B
Class
1-31
J $1.25
—
(quar.)
Soutnbridge'Plastic Products, class A
11- 4
11-18
11-22
11-22
12- 2
12- 2
11-27
12- 6
11-29
30c
10c
lc
+25c
Gas Co.
.12-18
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Manufacturing Co., (quar.)__
"1-
22 %C
class A
pfd.
$1.25
preferred
$1.55
Southam
4%
~
11-29
12-
5c
—
—
Corp.,
—
12-10
12- 2
1,2-10
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-11
1- 2
Storer
11-20
11-29
11- 4
20c
10%
25c
10%
31 the
38^40
15c
div.):—
(stock
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
Stock
Sonotone
1-
25c
Safeway
1
5
12-14
?2c
St.:
•
12-
Products
Sonoco
Products
12-10
12-16
12-10
53
Per
Name
11-20
20c
50c
60c
—
Chemical
When Holders
Payable Of Pec.
20c 1 .12-10
(quar.)
Extra
Solventol
1-15
ldJ4C
—
1
Extra
11-13
2
Share
<
-
12-19
$1.12%
(quar.)_
com.
(2173)
Corp.
(initial).-Mobil Oil Co.
(quar.)—
40c
common
(quar.)
Francisco Ry.,
Louis-San
12-
4
Extra
Society
Socony
t3C
$1.25
(quar.)—
Cement Co.,
St.
10-31
7%c
preferred
5%
10-31
2
50c
St.
St.
2
12-
(s-a)
Corp.
Josepn
5%
12-
15c
Lead Co.' (increased quar.!
Sc.
6%
4
60c
IOC
(quar.)
12-
+
+
Rotron
:
Corp.
Tools
Snap-On
tax_
income
Rosenau
»;
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Kec.
Ltd.—
Royce,
LesS
iWWim\W,W|W«i*PH
Holders
Wheh
Per
Rolls
^
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Share
of Company
Name
r
Assn.
(quar.)__
County
Jersey
Inc.
(quar.)_—_____
iquar.)_.—
(quar.)Z
|
11-22
10c
1-
2
12-12
5c
12-
2
11-15
'
54
(2174)
1
Per
Name of Company
Share
„
5%
■Tung-Sol Electric Co.—
62(2c
tl5c
t27/2c
series 1957 (quar.)—,.--—
Turnbull Elevator, Ltd., common
(quar.) —
$1.10
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
5'r
South
208
Salle
La
Corp.
St.
62 (/2c
iquar.)
—-
Clutch
Disc
Twin
Foods
Tyson
Udylite
_
iquar.)
^7 /zc
$1.50 conv. pfd.
Industries,
Twin
11-15
preferred
37VzC
(quar.)..-
(quar.)
15c
25c
,—
(quar.)__
Corp.
Disney
Electric
Warner
12-2
11-
8
Warner-Lambert
1-
Common
12-16
1
1-
1-15
1
12-13-
(S.
$4.50
$1,12y?
2-15
$3.70
$1
92(2c
87/2c
45c
Co.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Union
Steel
Electric
Union
/.
Corp
169c
t75c
preferred (quar.)—;
6%■
preferred
(quar.)
Union Gas System
(Kansas 1
(quar.)
Union Investment Co. (quar.)__
5Vz%
_
Extra
Union
Tank
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
Car
Aircraft
Corp.
United Air Lines,
5 V2 %
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
1—•
—_
preferred
United
Board
(quar. 1
Co. of America
Biscuit
United
&
Cart,on
California
United
United Cities
534%
Co.,
preferred
Elastic
United
Electric
series
1962
Inc.,
Accumulative
Fund
income
from
ahd
25c
(10c
from
income
ment
(quar.,)_
Industrial
quarterly
account
arrears)
of
Molasses
United
New
West
11-29
12-10
4V2%
preferred
Extra
S.
West
Gypsum
2
11-18
West
11-25
Western
Western
11-15,
2
11-15
S.
of
Co.,
S.
Servateria
Steel
S.
United
American
Co.
Utilities
<fe
Stock
Co.
Stock
troller
Jan.
Co.
(J.
Wilson
Bros.,
Virginia
Electric
preferred
Inc.
&
Food
Products
Mfg.
Corp.
Extra
Extra
11-27
2-20
5c
28c
12-23
12-13
12-31
12-6
62V2c
43%c
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-16
&
Wihwsh
Corp.,
Class
10,809,414
33,894,891
32,659,943
fr.
op.
$6,302,943
$6,367,189
$22,649,571
$21,740,489
income
3,048.061
2,713,051
10,550,302
.9,180,575
rev.
Net
B
Wood
oper.
198,
11-2;)
12-
6
Woodward
Iron
12-
6
Woodward
&
12-
3
12-27
5%
12-11
oper.
revenue-_
$652,608
$697,149
$2,31.3,910
oper.
expenses-
327,102
303,990
924,359
946,537
12-
9
11-22
1-2
12-13
op.
$325,506
$393,159
$1,389,551
$1,387,380
1-
2
12-13
Net
income
52.345
132,329
557,835
445,945
t$1.12(4
' 1 $.$1.50
12-
2
11-15
11-15
11-13
—V.
flOc
(quar.)____
12- 2
12- 2
30c
,
,
1-
25c
15c
Net
12-16
12-31
85c
12-10
$1.31(4
1
12-17
15c
12-10
12-27
12-11
6%
12-20
12-
2
11-15
Work
$1.37V2
12-
2
11-15
less
World
25c
12-
12-20
<"10%
35c
____
$1.25
2-
2-26
12-
6
1-
W'ear
Wrigley
5
iquar.)_'_____
This
of
37V2c
12-20
12-
12-
11-25
17'/zc
12-
1
company's
Xerox
12-10
Ry.
oper.
revenue__
'$1,197,154
$1,210,637
$3,643,679
12-20
11-29
Ry.
oper.
expenses.
652,104
861,744
2,398,691
2,617,896
$545,050
$348,893
$1,244,988
$1,126,257
157.072
93,868
621,556
312,538
Savannah
12-
9
11-15
12-27
12-13
Net
12- 2
11-20
—V.
20c
quar. i_.
9c
35c
iquar.)
~
A
A
and
11-29
12-14
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
12-16
37(4c
2
3c
Yocam
12-20
11-29
Yonkers
12-20
11-29,
Yosemite
$1.20
12,20
Young.
12-14
11-29
which
12-13
9-30
12-
Scantlin
by
John
in
stock
complete
R.
picture
12-
2
of New
12-23
12-
2
11-27
11-12
50c
12-17
12-
3
25c
12-17
12-
4
11-20
12-11
11-18
12-27
12-
4
available
on
12-27
12- 4
vestment
decisions
$1.25
Ltd.—
12-10
•—
reporting and analysis of stock market
well have
might
stock
and
15c
12-16
10-28
2-17
5c
12-11
12-
37(4c
common..
12-20
12- 2
$1.12(4
'
(quar.)
12-
12-14
7
2
25c
12-
2
12-
2
12-
2
Standard &
12-20
11-20
2-1
1-20
(quar.)
30c
12-10^
11-25
12-10
11-22
split
subject
Dec.
50c
quar.)
to
1-
12-17
6
approval
to
12-
2
11-15
171/„r
12-16
11-26
20c
_
12-16
11-26
1-
(quar.)
6
12-17
:
&
(J.
S.)
11-30
3-15
2-28
10c
Park
12-16
10c
6-15
10c
9-15
8-31
30c
12-23
common
(quar.)
12V2c
7(4c
12-31
12-14
'
i
preferred
Inc.,
(annual)
Curry (quar.)
^
;-__4_
,
'.
(year-end)—^
Co.
$1
Wire-
&
Youngstown
Steel
&
25c
Tube
I
(quar.)__
„
has
Aug.
Net
12-
12-16
11-25
fc
(increased
'.f'»
5c
8V2c
quar.)
'
16c
12-16
Zeigler Coal
Zenith
Zero
1-
6
12-10 I
1-
2
\
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Supply
half
of
Gilmore
and
f
a
-
books
resident
Less
share,
per
volume,
for
per
the
products,
which
pack¬
include
products
and account for
showed a 33%;
gain over
said,
more
fiscal
that
adding
gov¬
14%;.
increased
contracts
$6.2
cents
the
anticipated receipt of about $1.1 million in gov¬
ernment
cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts and start-up of the firm's
newly acquired Thin Film operation in
Minneapolis were cited
by
Mr.
Schjeldahl
as
factors
temporarily
reducing
earnings.
'
5-29
2
11-19
12-27
12-13
12-
—V.
198,
Manufacturing
The. company
operation"
has called
the
of
debentures
due
11-15
Payment
will
1-15
12-27
York,
Wall
1-15
12-27
.
: '
1538/
p.
Scovill
12-16
sinking
Jan.,
be
made
1,
at
for
3'
11-15
23
St.,
N.
redemption
on
fund,
$190,000
1982
at
100%,
the
Y.—V.
'
Co.—Partial Redemption—
1,
Jan.
of
its
plus
Morgan Guaranty
197, p. 2358.
1964,
through
434%
interest.
25-year
accrued
Trust
Co.
of
New
-I
Seaboard
Air
Line
RR.—Earnings—
15c
Co.
y
Previously
+
Payable
11-29
x
Less
closed
income
published
U.
Jamaica
11-29
$
6c
12-31
12-10
Ry,
oper.
revenue—
40 404.638
38,758,195
130 227,827
123.527.056
5c
12-16
12- 2
Ry.
oper.
expenses-
31,388.827
30.449,610
1C0.154,735
95,318,221
___.
for
funds,
this
tax
resident
tax.
date
record
S.
12-10
(annual
15% ;
tax
and/or
in
not
12-
25c
;
(quar.)___
Canadian
British
date
individual
of
million for the
year's sales of $5.5
share, compares
previous year.
last
25
Schjeldahl,; president,
fixed-price
in
of
over
or
industrial
total
T,
sales
electrical
and
our
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
in
11-29
11-20
Co.
,
Transfer
t Payable
-
range
$
Coke
Electric
.
wide
a
12%
$191,800,
cents
39
or
$1.25
f'.
(quar.)_
Corp.. class A
&
Manufacturing
5
11-25
Co.
as
total
1963—up
of
commercial
machinery
ernment
well
reported
31,
income
$303,000,
than
Dow Jones averages and hourly volume
as
Schjeldahl Co.—Sales Up 120%; Net Lower
50c
Door
Year-end
11-22
12-20
7«Ar
1
(Initial)
com.
^____
12-10
$1.56(4
_
in¬
easily
12-10
10c
^
Raceway,
—
Co.__
on
be
can
726.
p.
company
ended
"Our
averages,
Quotrend
on
198,
(G.T.)
The
year
1962,"
16)
Poor's
available
are
stocks.—V.
11-20
1-2
25c
11-15
10c
-_
unit which
in a brokerage office and plugged in for immediate opera¬
The display can be ordered in three different sizes depending
office configuration and the amount of data desired.
All
of
the standard
indices
of stock market
activity, such as
million.
_____:
Zausner Food
_'
significant impact
a
action."
tion.
1-31
20c
,
_^___
11-29
i5c
(quar.)
market
completely self-contained
a
installed
of
3834%)_
the
to
Quotrend
Quotrend is
'
quar.)
(increased
She(>t
3
_
_
a
major
provide such
to
this constant analvsis of information from the floor
of the stock exchange, Quotrend enables an average broker to ob¬
tain the real "feel" of the market.
We anticipate that information
'
_
"We.are able
the
of
York devoted
12-
30c
Young-Spring
Co.—
__
activity during the day.
Quotrend represents
said
automation.
"Through
40c;
75c
Youngstown
quar.)_
v
transactions,
12-10
2
50c
of
'
market," he said, "because we have
the largest computer center in the world in the Wall Street district
a
15c
payment
market
Scantlin
market
30c-
(A
Electrohics.
stock
summarize
President
12-16
,_1_
tax
Device—
display
of
stock market
trends,
constantly
trading hours on the N. Y, Stock Exchange, was
device, called Quotrend, is a Visual display for broker¬
which provides for the first time more than 34 indices
new
offices
12-16
:
11-12
12-14
12-13
,
11-29
11-29
The
age
15c
Co.' (monthly)
11-29
19c
income'
during
5y2c
!____
Co..
preferred
Batteries
$1.03
,
op
electronic
new
20%
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
(quar.)
$3,744,153
726.
p.
Delays
11-29
'
1963—9 Mos—1962
Scantlin Electronics, Inc.—New Quotation
advance
(quar.)
(increased
stockholders
12-20
$1.01
...
12-20
11-29
12-20
12-20
12-13
5c
'
common...
income
Corp.,
Quarterly
Quarterly
26c
ry.
oper.
198,
A
,11-29
(quar.)____
registered
stork
$1.05
—
12-14
$1.19
4
25c
11-29
'
iquar,)
com.
Ry.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
12-29
62(4c
(quar.)___
&
Atlanta
&
Per. End. Sept. 30—
1
(Detroit)—
iquar,.)
Corporation
12-16
12>-
City Bank. New York, has been appointed registrar
stock.—V. 198, p. 1788.
12-10
$1.20
class
Chemicals
(5-for-l
11-15
1-15
shares
common
1
aging
of
5c
1
income
1,504,389
11-15
Wyckoff Steel
12-12
1
net
and
on
period.-
1962
12-20
Monthly
12-31
share
a
12-10
.
Wyandotte
10c
$18,290,673
of
$1.03
or
for the comparable
12-10
____^
8
9
revenues
$1,554,186
Appointment—,
1-
___.
Co.
(William)
12-10
50c
with
compares
tax
outstanding,
First National
for
$1.06'4
Monthly
12-20
11-
reported
$1,779,7?6 after
capital shares
*5c
Machinery
Corp.
Extra
4
12-
2
of
1,500,964
on
12-20
__^____
W'.)
prior
59c
•____
income
net
share
Co.—
Co.
011
Publishing
35c
quar.)—
and
the company
1963,
Sept. 30,
a
16c
,
(quar.)_____
British
Worthington
11-12
2
1-15
$1,19
upon
4'4%
(quar.)
ended
$19,437,394
to
1834c
2%
(quar.)__
25c
preferred
3%
3
of
1-31
11-18
:
quar.>_
(quar.)
& Light—
preferred
1-
months
equivalent
after
11-27
2-21
■
Drilling Co.^—Sales, Net Higher—
nine
revenues
then
12-17
11-19
10c
:
Fe
$2,333,917
outstanding.
12-6
1-
726.
p.
the
taxes,
12-10
ry.
oper.
198,
gross
11-15
12-24
ry.
For
11-29
12-16
40c
,
fr.
rev.
Santa
12- 6
12- 6
11-29
2
1^ 2
15c
preferred
Lothrop,
(F.
1963—9 Mos.—1962
Ry.
Ry.
(initial)
Governor
Woolworth
L963—Quar.—1962
12- 6
1
Power
Newspaper
Woodward
Arizona Eastern Railway Co.—Earns.
&
Per. End. Sept. 30—
11-21
12-30
27(4c
(quar.)
12-20
726.
p.
2c
dividend
12-20
$54,400,432
12-13.
(quar.)
Stock
$56,544,462
35c
10J4c
:
dividend>_
Enterprises,
Class,
ry.
San Diego
12-10
12- 2
,
ry.
—V.
,
Insurance
A
Wometeo
,
of
(quar.)
Magnetics
A
r
Wolverine
12-16
3%
■.
a
1- 2
Service, common (quar.)
Wolverine Aluminum Corp.
(quar.)
:
50c
Extra.
Wakefield
11,558,323
12- 9
1- 2
Public
11-15
V/2%
Co.,
Iron
expenses,
Net
11-30
11c
5%
2
5c
_________
(quar.)
preferred
oper.
introduced
(quar.,)—'
(quar.)
Materials
Mold
Ry.
(quar.)_
3-16
1963—9 Mos.—1962
revenue_._
preferred
preferred
12-16
Ry.—Earnings—
1963—Quar.—1962
$17,861,266 $17,176,603
oper.
4.80%
4.76%
Southwestern
Sept. 30—
Ry.
updating
———.__——
6V„%
Vu'can
Louis
11-29
—
Vulcan
St.
Per. End.
12-14
_______
Von)s Grocery
471,759
$1.10
—
Vogt
252,098
$3,509,547
726.
p.
(quar.)
Extra,:—
Vita
317,189
ry.
oper.
198,
preferred
$1.25
(initial
common
21.086
ry.
4.40%
20c
Telegraph Co.
Virginian Coal & Iron
.
$1.25
Stores
15c
preferred
(quar. I
preferred (quar.) —_
preferred
(quar.)
Virginia Telephone &
Stock dividend
income
Net
—V.
3
$3
(quar.)
common
$4.25
15c
approval
(quar.)
2,361.435
$1,148,112
11-
(quar.)
preferred
2-
2-29
12-16
.12-20
18c
$1.25
(initial
Electric
Wisconsin
1963—9 Mos—1962
$1,296,419
12-10
3
1963—Quar—1962
$323,895
1-15
2
6,650,083
$324,058
11-29
2
8,777,167
fr.
rev.
12-14
12-
1,642,480
op.
Net
.1-31
12-
2,539,934
2,337,806
$1.50
12-
income
$3,634,225
$1.12(4
12-18
$16,009,847
761,255
(quar.)
12-16
$19,533,960
$1,085,150
preferred
12-16
$4,883,376
799,848
4(4'%
8
71,346,107
$5,550,905
$1,123,906
6
(quar.1
Power
$87,355,954
70,915,793
expenses.
Wisconsin
common.
Power-Co.,
class
(stock
10c
(increased
1-
:
(quar.)
(quar. )______'£
Works
(resumed)
preferred
1963—9 Mos—1962
$90,449,753
revenue,.
12-16
6%
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
11-25
1
4
Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry.-—Earnings—
11-25
1-
Inc
726.
p.
1-15
33c
4
'
Co.,
op.
ry.
oper.
198,
12-26
and
21
1-31
—
preferred (s-a)
(monthly)
,<fe Hirsch, Inc., 7% preferred
Wisconsin
ry.
12-26
12-
Day
&
flOc
Ltd.
Co.,
Winn-Dixie
11-30
25c
&
1-6
:
common
Extra
(increased-quar.)___
Markets.
New
2
12-11
s
Comptometer (initial).
$4.80
12-
(quar.)__L.
Victory
$4.12
12-16
(quar.)
to
2-1
'
(initial)
Mines,
25c
-
4
Ry.
12-12
11-12
12- 2
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Co., 5% pfd. A
Steel Co.
(quar.)_
Vernon'' Company
$4.20
&
approval
(quar.)
Company
$4.04
Wilson
B
35c
B.)
Vanadium-Alloys
Victor
G
__
Vanity Fair Mills (increased
Vapor Corporation
(quar.)
Inc.
Vee'der-Root,
(quar.)—
Verfdo
12-
___.
Corp.,
Co.,
fr.
rev.
$2
by the Comp¬
of the Currency)—..——
Raalte
Sciver
1
,
Co
25c
Board
common
1-
,
(subject
stockholders
New
Willroy
._
dividend
_
11-15
(quar.)__
&
oper.
12-10
(quar.)
Co.
6
1
4
4
Hammill
1963—Quar.—1962
$29,828,875 $28,357,034
24.277,970
23,473,658
expenses,
50c
;
Iron
1
Co.
Ltd.,
Co.
&
12-
55c
dividend
&
11-22
Oil
Class
(quar.)
$5.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
Valley National Bank (Arizona)
1-
12-26
12-20
12-31
,
6334c
1
(s-a)_
Wilb'ams Brothers,
,1-
L.
Co
&
Co
Anthony
■Walston
8
&
11-12
Corporation—
4
<quar.)__
(initial)
2
;
Brake
common
oper.
12V2c
—
& Light Co.
Industries
Corp.
Mould
Williams
10%
(N. Y.)
Corp.
Vacuum-Electronics
Valley
Wilcox
11-22
12-16
R.
Pressprich
Ry.
12- 6
12-
6834c
—
(quar.)
Air
Machine
New
Winter
the
—
Power
11-22
12-24
17V2c
(quar.)
Extra
12-24
27V2c
;
preferred
conv.
Match
Upson
Wickes
2
22 (he
(initial)—.-
Universal
Whitin
2
12-
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc. ' (quar.)_
Insurance
2-13
12-
12-20
12-
_________
to
12-16
,59c
iquar.)
preferred
12,-19
—
Universal
5(4%
10c
(quar.t
common
15c
33c
27c
593bc
___:
Fund
Motor
12-20
30c
Inc.
Francisco
Sept. 30—
revenue__
Stationery—.
Coal
Louis-San
St.
5
5c
White
'
.
(subject
Utilities,
11-29
2
Tucker,
4
Co.
Per. End. Sept. 30—
11-26
$1.50
common
Corp.
Paper
4334c
(Del.),
12-31
'
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4(4%
12-16
1-
Co
oper.
Net
12- 4
Extra
„
&
Peabody &
p. 1787.
St.
11-15
12-
Whirlpool
4
12- 2
2
12-
12-27
(quar.)—
Whippany
12-
1
4
Inc
Shearson.
W.
198,
Per. End.
12-13
11- 1
11- 1
12-20
,
(quar.)
preferred
12-13
common.—
ICC)
preferred
$5'
12-16
3-
4
Co.
R.
Schwabacher
—
preferred
(quar,)__.
preferred
(quar.)
:
Weyerhaeuser
Company
(quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)
75c
Stockyards
Universal
2nd
Lines
dividend
the
B
12-31
__,
(quar.)—
Co.,
C.)
6%
10c
10c
$1.37 Vfe
20c
(quar.)_
preferred
(K.
4(4%
11-15
12-20
(quar.)
Truck
Stock
United
11-15
2
12-13
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.
Sugar
Preferred
of
Class
2
12-
1-10
:
Corp.,. common
Touacco
S.
11-29
12-
20c
common
non-cumulative
S.
&
(George),
12-31
City of N. Y.
interest
beneficial
Rubber
S.
8%
12-13
12-13
12-31
12- 2
30c
—
Co.
Cos.
Gas,
Utilities
$2.50
(quar.)—1
Co., common
preferred
(s-a)
Share
Westinghouse
1
Hutton
8
Jackson &
8
4
4
Inc
Ry.
1 Kansas.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Alabama)
Westminster
(quar.)
the
Co.
Securities
&
preferred
15c
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card Co. (quar.).
Realty Investments (Ohio)—
S.
U. S.
5%
3
12-17
—
Lines
S.
4
11-29
$1.75
in
Co.
preferred
(quar.)_
4.72%' preferred
(quar.)
.'$2.75
preferred
(quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
Western Publishing
iquar.)_____
11-29
1-
E.
Paine, Webber,
Curtis
Co.
&
c>
Loeb, Rhoades &
Incorporated
Co.
4
Co
&
Hutton
F.
6
25c
4.75%
12-20
1
12-
17(4c
,*____
Massachusetts
Power
Western
1-
1-6
$2.50
12-10
12-
Sons
debenturea
2
20c
(quar.)
Surety
Service
2
1-
1-
36c
$1.50
(s-a)
(quar.)__
&
preferred
35c
Semi-annual
4 V2 %
12-
12-27
&
the
of
the subscription offer:
CaTl M.
4
California
—V.
Common
12-24
—
Co.
Co.
Casualty
Quartefly
>
10c
(quar.)^
Insurance
Life
Gas
RR.
Bancorporation
Western
,
7%\ preferred
Ohio
Western
$1.12%
:
common
Seashore
&
11-20
/
(quar.).-
Co.,
Jersey
12-10
12-
C.
Net
10-23
2
such
'
28
.__
duPont,
Allyn, Inc
Kidder,
stock¬
10-23
12-
below,
pursuant to
I.
Goodbody
—
10-23
20c
(quar.)
F.)
to
12-
10c
com.
subject
12-16
Weston
__
(S.
Co.
dividend
12-20
__
Corp.,
Extra
Insurance
Gas
(increased quar.)
__
Life
stock
1-15
12c
12-16
12-
Inc
Ry.
holders
Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
&
Coast
A; 25%
Western
14V2c
1-15
1-15
approval on Dec. 3
West Coast Telephone Co., com.
(increased)
$1.44 junior convertible preferred <quar.)_
2
for
Co
Brown
A.
and
A
11-8
Western
:—_
Canal
class
11-14
3
:____—
both
on
2
12-
&
First
11-29
1-2
1- 2
12-28
22(4c
2214c
(quar.)—
(initial)-
12-
$^..0614
A
12-10
oil
43bc
tax)
Corp.
Products
Wen
class
30c
22c
——
Borax
S.
$5
5
Co., Ltd.:—
U. S. Freight Co.
.
12-
forth
set
not subscribed
are
Co.,
&
—V.
B)
Westmoreland
Corp. (quar.)_
Dye Works, ;common J quar. )
preferred (quar.)
$5.50
Van
2
class
5
1-
12-20
(quar.)
payment
(A
Piece
"Van
12-
(Year-end
44c
40c
Pacific
Utah
2
6(4c
dividend)
12-10
12-11
12-17
(quar.)
Tablet
(quar.)_-
income
Pacific
United
United
S
1-
75c
.—.2%
5%
:
__.
Management,
B
11-22
__;
Co.
Jersey RR &
United
U
12-31
Class
(interim payment of 5 pence free
British
of
U.
1-31
2-14
61V2c
Wellington
11-22
—_7
Ordinary
U.
12-20
12-10
Western
and
,
United
U.
12-10
Ry.
A
W,
(quar.)
gains)
11-15
Western
pfd.
10%c
of
payment
Extra
U.
12-13
1
12-20
12-
net
______—
5%
Corp.,
Insurance
United
TJ.
12-31
12-i3
(quar.)
E.
11-29
12- 2
C
as
Francis
of 12 Vzc from net investment
income plus 49c from year-end capital
securi¬
common
11-25
10
page
percentages
%
Inc.—
12-10
j
Alex.
from
respective
Quarterly
12-13
12-31
Co.
Fund,
12-12
—
Improvement,
preferred
United
U.
Wellington
securities
from
34c
12- 6
12-20
11-18
12-31
11-25
!
Scientific
Welch
6%
(quar.)
12-31
1- 1
12-13
pfd.
(stock
Inc.
invest¬
—
Corp.
Gas
4'4%
and
_
Gas
United
U,
11-15
Co.,
3
G3c
31c
$1.25
52c
26(4c
dividend
Weiman
6
—
net
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Corp., 6%
(quar.)
45c
from
(38c
Bache
(increased quar.)_
A
Co.
50c
profits)
profits)
United
U.
1-20
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5c
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Washington Water Power
12-13
common
United Income Fund
U.
1-20
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preferred
United
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11-27
2-15
12-27
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Foods,
12-27
$1.4375
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_
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12-10
Investment News
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Natural
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11-19
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12- 2
12- 2
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preferred series
12-11
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(quar.)
common
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United
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Corp.
(quar.) _I—_
Coal Cos.
(quar.)
United Financial
United
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(quar.)
(L. A.)
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60c
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40c
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the
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12-
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11-19
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Special
•
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holder3
When
tax
was
is
1963—Quar.—1962
1963—9 Mos.—1962
*
Net rev.
at
7%.
the
Non-
source.
Net ry.
—V.
,%-
fr.
oper.
198,
p.
op.
9,015.811
8.308.585
30,073,092
23.208,835
income
4,432.121
4,183,438
13,122,612
11,396,806
ry.
1939.
••
v
date
tax.
..."
dividend,
deductible
■);
r,
incorrect.
The
corrected
indicated .tierft.
funds/less" 15%
income
''
Per. End. Sept. 30—
Canadian nonresident
payment
Sea9on-All
Industries Inc.—Shows 9
Mos.'
Loss—
,
tax.
This
home,
Indiana, Pa. manufacturer of alumin"m products
has reported sales of $6,876,566 for the first nine
for
the
months
6321
Number
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2175)
55
.c
of
1963
of
compared
as
$74,150.
alter
in
loss
reduction
tax
income
an
amounted
1963
This
8154,000.
of
the same period
of $5,646,015 for
sales
to
incurred
The
1962.
income
provision
tax
of
of
Southeastern
after an
a
profit
for the same
12 Months Ended
to
855,000,
Income
income
V.
lor
and
1963
$32,444
losses of $198,226
sales of $3,813,532 and $3,266,649
first
reported
1962
for
on
half net
Although
the
sales
1963
period
were
211
up
the
that
over
company President Frank Gorell stated
fell short of established
sales quotas.
1962,
in
volume
increased
months
nine
lor
coupled
In
of
with
addition,
contracts
—V.
Also
major
The
strike
the
during
Michigan
the
of
of
for
one
plants.
four manufacturing
holders of its common stock the right
additional shares at $6.25 per share on the
share
each
for
held
share
record
of
Nov.
Plains,
White
Increases
months
Stamford
Newark.—V.
and
Corp.- -Sales
Service
figures
and
198,
third
the
with
nearly a $1,500,000 increase in
during the third' quarter of
this
Third
1962.
of
will
some
range
to
up
conversion
horse¬
5,000
feature
of
that
Conserv-a-file
where
point
75',
as
overall
speed
V
elimi¬
can
efficiency
and
.
to
acquired
be
in
1964
in
are
addition
Record
addition
4,359
to
acquired
cars
in
1963
at
cost
a
of
records.
Conserv-a-file
It
V
accommodates
folders,; and
card
is
side
it
that
requires
top
or
with
trays—all
no
folders,
tab
unit,
if
the
same
this
the
been
specially
commodities.
them
fit
lor
and earnings were, reported
by
equipment for home and office use.
the
manufacturer
increased 2.9',;
to
$33,921,715
from
$32,954,133
for
the preceding year. Net
income
advanced 7.5;;
to $2,862,369 equal to $2.41 a share, from $2,663,593
of
$2.24
or
year," Mr. Russell said,
designed
and
equipped
to handle
certain
We've equipped them with the most modern
the tasks they'll perform."—V. 198, p. 2038.
receive
will
we
cars
sales
stapling
For
millions
of
of
of
file
desired.
next
share
a
a
Aug.
earlier.
year
reported
were
sales
1963,
31,
Chicago-based
if
as
Cm,
Jones
Wilson
Swingline last March, had been combined with Swingfor both fiscal years. Wilson Jones manufactures a wide range
line
into
office
of
ended
year
Results
merged
Sales
of
as against 47
nine-month period
services
and
totaled
year
the
in
record-keeping supplies.—V. 198,
428.
p.
Teledyne, Inc.—Acquisition—
30,
for
1963
last
$573,193
were
against
The
ago.
Optical
and
65
earnings
Mr.
"We
24';
markets!
and
Electro-Optical systems engineer¬
produces complete systems combin¬
trackers,
recording
such as radarscope
telescopes and
optical
lens
sys¬
components manufacturing capa¬
increased capacity for optical and electro-optical sys¬
Patrick said.
"In this way we will concentrate on our
replacing
with
tems,"
Mr.
"the
13%; Net 24%
Sept. 30, 1963, sales were up 13',
the previous fiscal year, President Sid
over
optical
our
acquired facilities will supplement existing operations
capability for infrared and ultraviolet applications
newly
a
greater
utilizing exotic materials."
Consolidated Systems is an
Fell
Sept. 30, 1963, sales totaled $17.95C.937
against $15,834,280 in sales registered in fiscal 1962.
Net
income
after
taxes
was
$1,131,722 compared
with profits
of $912,774 recorded in the previous fiscal year.
fiscal
the
For
manufactures,
tests,
operations as a systems company, providing a full line of analog
and digital,
mechanical, pressure, and electro-optical systems."
Dr. Henry E. Singleton, President ot Teledyne, commented that
Greenberg announced.
contract
$14,651,217
Consolidated Sys¬
of
sale is the
satellite
optical
are
bility
ended
year
up
Division
Products
ing department of CSC. which
ing optical and electronic principles
cameras,
with
fiscal
the
President
tems.
Standard Brands Paint Co.—Sales Up
For
Patrick,
W.
Monrovia, Calif., announced the sale of the CSC Optical
to Teledvne, Inc.
Division
optical components.
Not affected by the
field.
stated
Kcnnett
21.
Corp..
Products
N.
consumer
Nov.
tems
A net loss
a
net profit
year.
Rosenthal,
is
continuing
its
intensified
program
to
increase industrial sales and
to develop and mer¬
chandise
specialized marking devices for specific markets based,
cn
the
company's quarter-century of unique scientific know-how
in the industry-which it pioneered.—V. 198, p. 1481.
year
against
$16,953,469,
for
Rosenthal, President, pointed out that total sales for
the period were in line with his projection at the annual meeting
last month. He reported that the operating loss was due primarily
to
increased cost of sales
to meet heavier
competition, especially
Sidney
ago,
were
year
a
Sept.
the like period
the quarter as
for
reported
was
$59,649
end.ed
months
3
$587,813
of
sales
$25,462
of
scrviover
the
year
Loss
On
the
for
against
Net
year
a
Products, Inc.—Shows
Chemical
Quarter—
,
contract
quarter earnings /this
cents a year ago.'
ended Sept. 30, this
share,
'services
has the equivalent of over
moving just three feet.
With
by
is hold
It
the
to
much
as
additional
An
units,
Swiilgiine Inc.—Sales, Net Higher-
Speedry
the.first
for
profit
period
same
show
quarter
per
the
motion
increase
big
facing
fingertips
eliminated.
is
waste
may
purchased this year at a cost of almost $9 million,
reported. SP's diesel fleet, he "said, now numbers over
The 2,799 new freight cars already on order for 1964
in
devices, to
1435.
p.
15%;
Up
in
increase
94'>
a
compared
1963
and .sales
For
but
locomotives
new
Speedry,
increase
of
cents
.
be
"have
by Seismograph Service Corp.
In
a
quarterly report to stockholders President. G., H. Westby
said earnings per share for the period
were $1.73, compared with
89
cents for
the first nine months of, 1962.
ices
be
two
her
at
capacity.so close at hand, much of the walking, bending,
and reaching normally required to services this number
nate
by
all
units
units.
types
reported
The
will
locomotives
new
between
drawers
vast
records
of
trains.
made
will include
said.
133
"Many
94%—
sales
15',
the
file
stooping,
office
post
new
largest
Suppliers
years.
of
Most
17
the
files
of
rows
equipment's ability to increase speed and efficiency is dem¬
by the fact that a clerk, either standing or seated at a
station
such
new
passenger
be
to
2,799
four
Conserv-a-file
V
eliminates
expansion of capacity within any
vast
a
only one aisle needed
equipment,
aisles.
two
company.
Seismograph
A
believed
recent
work
hanging
Russell
will
proceeds from the sale will be added to the general corporate
were
units,
nearly $71
29.
Title was organized under New York law in 1928 and
is engaged in the business of examining and insuring titles to real
property, principally in the states of New York. New Jersey
and
Connecticut.
An
insurance policy issued by the company insures
title to real property against
all defects and encumbrances other
than as stated in the policy.
The company's main office is at 17 East 45th Street, New York,
and
it
maintains
branch
offices
in
Brooklyn.'/Jamaica. Mineola,
nine
in
and
in
operation
for
is
for
files with
of
rows
conventional
area.
The
70
initial order
four
With
require
permits
onstrated
announced.
an
million
$53
cost
railroad
is
them.
normally
space and
given
equipment
about $34
$90
said,
million
builders.
new
2.200
Security
Riverhead,
will
purchase
American
40
Mr.
offering
125,000
new
the
Russell
Mr.
horsepower
Russell
offering is being underwritten by New York Hanseatic Corp.,
New York, N. Y.
The subscription offer expires Dec. 16, 1963.
Net
would
of these powerful new locomotives is, in line with the
steady trend toward heavier loadings and faster train speeds," Mr.
The
funds of
million on new rail
locomotives at a cost of
spend
files
provide access to
service
to
power.
"Purchase
labor
three-year
Satisfactory
signed at all
been
part
early
plant.
as a result
year at the
increased
was
The
is
company
subscribe
thus
2,103 267
up
interior and
accessible
1,076,952
2,120,558
taxes
Co.—Large Equipment, Order—
will
which
cars
any' American
Security Title & Guaranty Co.—Rights Offering—
to
Pacific
Pacific
locomotive
The
to
basis
The
aisle
costing over $3
cars
574.
p.
3,180.219
1,024,422
income
1993.
p.
included,
freight
2,500
period's loss
current
since
have
3,144.980
taxes—
Federal
1964, including 133 new
million, Donald J. Russell, President,
year.
Inkster,
198,
income
taxes
in
This
general
a
the
three-week
a
company,'s
Federal
just one module in each Conserv-a-file V instal¬
without outer cradles.
exterior cradles provide two rows of completely
in the depth of a
single drawer file. Facing units
movement,
is set
lation
1962
$23,606,832
v
the
of
quarter
197,
Southern
softening of prices in the industry,
was
primarily
responsible
for
the
current
loss.
The
recent
strengthening of aluminum prices, however, enabled the company
to
effect
two
price increases on its major product
line's during
the' third quarter.
The full effect of these, increases will be real¬
ized
in
the
last
quarter which
is normally
the largest volume
fact,
lateral
1963
$26,486,172
—„
after
Southern
respectively.
came
—
before
income
Net
—
previously
revenues
Federal
period of 1962.
Profits for the first nine months_of 1962 were
deferring $285,000 of non-recurring development costs, which
amounted
to
an
increase in
income after taxes of $158,000.
The
had
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
-
Gross
after
company'
Service
Public
$152,434
to
compares
Allis-Chalmers,
associate, company of
Electrodynamics.—V. 198, p.
Howell, and Consolidated
&
1481.
ended
year
Thorp
Corp.
Finance
Notes Sold Privately
—
—
On
.
in
1962.—V.
198,
911.
p.
"
.
.
.
Earnings
Sel-Rex
Months' Report—
Corp.—Nine
Period Ended Sept.. 30—
Net
.sales
^
:
Earnings before taxes on income
Net earnings
Net earnings per share (878,555 shares)
—
——
—V.
198,
1962.
1963
Sales
the
months
three
16%—
Up
31, 1963 were the largest
Menzics, President, announced.
ended
Oct.
the period,. Duncan C.
16'4
and
up
of
1962,
of
of $5,415,000 in the comparable quarter
the average for the first three quarters
sales
above
from
Server's-
volume
high
fourth
the
"Shell"
year,
production
sales,
of
employment in
of the
and
last
carried over into the first ouarter
Menzies said.—V,. 198, p. 817.
has
quarter
fiscal
current
Mr.
Transport
Co.,
Trading
&
Ltd.
Directors; of
"Shell"
the
Transport <fc Trading
Co. have
an¬
nounced
that •'an
extraordinary general meeting of
the company
will be held on Jan. 16.'1964, to consider a proposal
lor the dis¬
tribution,
to
shareholders,
Ordinary
by
every
capitalization
a
Frank
will
The
in
1964,
dividend
for
in
respect
be
of
the
the
of
amount
same
1962,—V.
year
Net
before
Net
I
;
income
—V.
I
against
as
$1.01
616.
p.
1.439,000
1,496.000
lor
in
31.
1963
1962
came
to
$1.47
$0.82
1.628.03S
has
President
and
H.
who
Egbert,
based
Trust
based on 698,099 shares.—V.
garding
Title
198,
on
a
the
198,
p.
Sierra
ended
reported
sales
record
for
the
fiscal
year
record
high
of
cents
61
share,
per
increase
an
of
20'; .—V.
attributable
August,
1844.
Smucker Co.—Six Months'
(J.M.)
1963
sales
Federal
taxes
Net
after
Per
share
198,
of
p.
the
taxes
1.542,954
815.000
727.954
601.000
553.976
$1.39
$1.05
,
,
stock
'
—1
999.
1963
that
1962.—V.
fiscal
total
Utilities, Inc.—Net,
Revenues
Up—
196,
p.
year,
earnings
for
1786.
'
.
.
Gas
Propane
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Federal
—V.
.
revenues
Income
Net
quarterly
■
before
income
income
198,
p.
.
—
Federal
income
taxes—
taxes
after
Federal
726,
•
,
'
taxes__
'
1963'
$6,506,064
1.216,525
1962
$5,623,593'
887,103
554.214
—
income
'
.
'
-
the
198,
p.
398.880
662,311
488 223
.
new
have conducted discussions re¬
which the shareholders of The
to exchange,
for shares of
of Title Insurance & Trust Co. in
shares of Title Insurance & Trust Co. for each
the ratio of
stock
ten shares of
shares of Title Guar¬
and Trustees, respec¬
of each company have approved the basis cf exchange, bufc
exchange will not be made until appropriate approvals
will
offer
the
be
obtained.
are
If such approvals are ob¬
upon acceptance by 80"<
or
capital stock of Title Guarantee.
conditioned
of the outstanding shares of
862.
197, p.
& Trust Co.
Co.,
Guarantee
Title
see
Trans-Lux
'
1681.
—
Proposed Exchange
issue.—V. 186, p. 2094.
this
Syst.
system-
including
known
banks,
as
insurance
agencies,'hospitals and libraries.
companies,, government
.
•
....
-
*
Basically the system consists of; a series of modules, each of
which is equipped with interior file cradles which can be rolled
out.
These cradles do not have metal drawer fronts.
When rolled
the
cradles
expose
records from
the top and front.
greater accessibility and speeds finding time by a
35',L
Translated into work hours, this increase in
and
$491,050.
the nine months
equivalent
were
ended Sept. 30, 1963 amounted
to 68 cents per share on the
shares of common stock currently outstanding,
Furber
Chairman, reported. For the comparable 1962
income was $532,235 or 74 cents per share, calculated
718,037
E
net
Percival
period,
on the
the earnings for both periods was non¬
recurring net income of $89,680 in 1963' and $11,100 in 1962.
Revenue from the company's diversified
communications services
has continued its steady improvement, Mr.
Furber said. The com¬
pany's new "900" ticker tape projector,. he stated, will be ready .<
for use in connection with the high speed ticker to be introduced
bv
the New
York Stock Exchange during 1964. In addition, the
latest
model of the patented Trans-Lux Electro-Quote electronic
same
basis.
system
for
Included
reporting
demonstration
high
speed
in
stock
in, December.
ticker.—V.
market quotations will be ready tor
systems are compatible with the
Both
198, p. 912.
This per¬
minimum
speed and
third of ,a file clerk's
the saving of almost a
time each day.
;
v
%
A series of exterior file cradles, which also expose records! from
the top and front, are suspended on rails attached to the module
frame; these can be rolled along laterally.
To gain access to the
inner files, the outer cradles are easily roiled aside.
To permit this
efficiency could mean
Corp.—Net Lower-
earnings for
Net
Steel Equipment Corp.—New Filing
filing
requirements,
of
Exchange Offer—
Offer-
that
gasoline prices weakened
in September, causing
that month to fall below the level of September, 1962.
third quarter of 1962, Sun's earnings totaled $15,761,000.
mits
Co.—Earnings—
1052.
p.
Loebbecke, Chairman of Title Insurance <te
H. Deatly, President of Title Guarantee
announced that they
exchange of stock by
an
Title Insurance
July and
Conserv-a-file V, said to have
greater capacity than previous types of record storage equipment,
has
been
introduced by the Supreme
Steel Equipment Corp., of
Brooklyn. New York.
It is expected to offer a solution to the space
and efficiency problems of many large users of filing equipment.
The unique system was designed primarily for installations of 15
or
more drawer files or their equivalent in shelf files.
It has appli¬
cation for commercial and industrial operations with extensive filing
out,
Southeastern
Gross
—V.
profits of $17,965,000 in the third quarter were
gain in sales of refined products, record
6.7';
to
A
198,
for
Supreme
I
Gulf
ended Aug. 31, 1963, the company rethe period moved to $202,890, or 26
.cents per share with 783,799 shared .outstanding, compared to the
same
12-month period in
1962 with total earnings of $54 987, or
7 cents per share with 776,197 shares outstanding.
Operating rev¬
enues
for fiscal
1963
were
up
to $2,152,316, against $504,247 for
ported
—V.
1,154,976
;
taxes
common
Southern
For
J.
issue.—V.
Co.—Proposed
J.
regulatory authorities
more
$8,019,333
—
Fedferal
In
1962
$10.565 325
—:
before
Federal
—V.
a
this
offer of
the
said
profits
Report—
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Net
to
World Publishing Acquisition
—
Co.,
William
and
capital
tively
,
of
report.
He
Net
record
in the west coast markets.
Title Guarantee Co. There are ,541,287
antee
capital stock outstanding.
Directors
production and firmer gasoline prices during
Howard Pew, Chairman, told stockholders in a
oil
crude
192,
252.
p.
Oil's
Sun
1963. Sales rose to $4,552,703, an increase of 12'>
previous
year.
Earnings
after taxes were also at a
the
over
has
Electric
July 31,
marketing facilities. Humble
The
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
Oil
Sun
and
competitor
Guarantee Co. would be offered the opportunity
non-taxable basis, their shares of capital stock
tained
Sierra Electric Corp.—Sales Up 12%; Net 20%—
and mar¬
'
Publishing
22, Ernest
Co..
jointly
Co.,
718.702
on
announced that Byers A. Burlingame has be¬
Chief Executive Officer to replace Sherwood
resigned.—V.
refinery
strong
Guarantee
Nov
On
Corp.—New President—
The, company
come
a
Mirror Co.
World
Title
earnings
and
'
Studebaker
$0.92
1,628,636
a
debt and to enable it to
in its western and southern divi¬
effective competitor in refining
Approved—
seven
817.
p.
earnings
Aug.
2,935,000
1,330,000
,
Shares
198,
shares
954,000
-
share——.,
per
Common
' $
ended
as
Tidewater
50%—
record sales
1963. The firm,
reported
has
Co.
Boat
year
Per .share
1963.
2.284,000
_
1
Boat Co., Inc.—Net Up
&
&
fiscal
East
marketing.
1682.
p.
Times
;
197, p. 2402.
which manu¬
factures pleasure boats and farm items, had net sales of $16,214,304
during
the
1963 period
against $13,299,636 in 1962. The net
earnings
increased almost
50',<
from $702,990 to $1,053,928 in
the
for
1962
z
Tank
Star
465.
p.
12,423,000 117,339,000
taxes
income
taxes
Earned
Star Tank
share
per
190,
$
Income
this issue.—V.
Co.,
California
become
to
198,
See
1963'
etc
Jewel Tea
—V.
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Star Market
See
Corp. of America—Nine Months' Report—
sales,
May 11,
on
course.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
expects
York
New
on
Tidewater's
died
the
in
and
refine and market
producers, has ho
the West Coast. Humble is a well-established marketer
southwest and parts of the south. With thp acquisition
the east,
the final dividend, payable in
1963, and the Eoard expects to recom¬
should
dividend
final
due
refinery
and
its substantial
operations
more
a
refining
the areas in which it will continue to
one of
the nation's largest crude oil
Humble,
the investment
producer
gas
western
reduce
to
funds
become
and
and
,
its
of
expand its production
sions
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Ari¬
supertankers, for $329
Tidewater retains title
those mentioned specifically. Hence,
West and in the Mid-Continent and
mai'keter.
and
obtain
will
oil
an
as
disposing
By
,
of
paticipate in
of the year
respect
final
Shoe
will
shares
such
the
in
dates
distribution
and
Record
announced
be
new
mend
as
held.
shares
refiner
except
in the
will continue
areas
in
who
that
have announced
and five foreign
the agreement.
the terms of
properties
its
ot
Southern
1963: The announcement was made by Stan¬
ley's President, John C. Cairiis,—V. 198, p. 1681.
registered
holdings to be made to the holders
who are on
register on Dec. 23, 1963, and, in respect of bearer holdings,
against surrender of coupon No., 126.
Thus
if
such
proposal
is approved by the
meeting, one New
York
share
of
the
company
will
be
distributed for every
five
the
shares
all
to
Tidewater
Works—New Director—
Mansell, Vice-President and Director of
L.
Refinery—
& Refining
Oil
California.
Hawaii,
and
Under
million.
banking firm of Blyth
Co., Inc., has been appointed to the Board
of Directors of The
Stanley Works to succeed Philip B. Stanley,
of
such
Nevada
zona,
in
facilities
portation
that
said
Humble
and
they have entered into an agreement for Humble to buy Tidewater's
California refinery, its marketing facilities and certain of its trans¬
*
;.
Oil
Tidewater
and
keting in
share
amount
respect
Co.—Sells
Tidewater Oil
192, p. 643.
$114,430,391
1962,
company
Stanley
of
5 shillings nominal
the distributions in
of one ordinary share of
five' ordinary shares held,
premiums,
for
Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri.—V.
extensive steps to improve
its wide diversity of prod¬
behind these figures, is a story of a
period of increased competition and of well-planned, well-engineered
—but costly—programs to insure Standard Packaging's continued
leadership and expansion of production and sales in the pack¬
aging industry, in convenience paper items for consumer use and
in graphic arts and business services.—V. 197, p. 1018.
Dividend—
Stock
1963,
this
but
were
in
year.
The
Plans
—
corporation in arranging the financing.
Thorp conducts installment loan, sales finance and
related activities through
102 offices in Wisconsin,
in
the
40-week
period
against
$46,895,045 for 16 weeks ended Oct.
6th, compared with $45,325,869 in 1962.
Net income for 40 weeks was $2,365,972 and earnings per com¬
mon
share were 42 cents, compared with $3,257,920 and 77 cents
in
1962.. Net
income
for
the
third quarter was $711,325
and
earnings 7 cents per share, down from $1,093,951 and 23 cents
.sales
Net
1963.
29 6
sales
$112,735,526
ends Oct.
year
pleted the private sale of $3,000,000 of its subordi¬
notes, due Nov. 1, 1978, to several institutional
investors. Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York, assisted
Higher; Net Down
Corp. in the 40 weeks ended Oct. 6,
sustained reduced
earnings. During
Packaging
company continued to take
the earnings picture by capitalizing on
ucts and
channels of distribution.
its
the
reported that the company had com¬
was
nated
the
31.
Dollar sales for the fourth quarter, he said, amounted to $6,257,-
000.
were
increased
for
fiscal
stock
1788.
p.
Inc.—Sales
in
record
common
198,
2038.
p.
Servel,
on
of
Standard Packaging Corp.—Sales
Standard
period
The
Sept.
shares
1962.—V.
fiscal
$14,735,489 $13,218,484
1.056,210,
983,456
521.833
492.69Q
$0.59
$0.56
,
At.
596,148
1962
27, it
Nov.
share for fiscal
outstanding and
outstanding at the end of
share were $1.89 up from $1.53 a
30, 1963 there were 598.031 shares
per
Twin
Industries
Corp.—Nine Months'
..jglol Ended Sept. yEarnings
after
Earnings
per
taxes
—V,
198,
income
cgmmon
(loss)
p.'1370.
Report—
Sl8XuX8
,
taxes
share
(loss)—(16.442)
after
—-—
/■
'
income
_
..."
($0.20)
-•
239.911
on
oe-
§0.25-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
Co.—Additional Financing Details
—Our Nov. 25, 1963 issue reported the sale on Nov. 21
of
$30,000,000 of this firm's 4%% first mortgage
bonds due Nov. 1, 1993, at 101.322% and accrued in¬
terest, to yield 4.42%, and 200,000 shares of its $4.56
dividend preferred shares at $101.33 a share. Addi¬
tional financing details follow:
OP THE BONDS — The underwriters named
severally made a firm commitment, subject to certain
conditions precedent, to purchase from the company the respective
UNDERWRITERS
have
Amount
Amount
Co., Inc
<te
2,000
2,000
Co.
1,500
Co., Inc.
<fc
_
Hammill & Co.
Struthers & Co.,
Shearson.
Wood,
Barth
J.
Yates,
C.
John
C.
Co.!
Legg.
300
Norris
200
Company
Close
100
100
Inc.
Kerner
&
200
1
100
100
the
in
amounts of new stock:
Shares
Graigie &
25,000
Burgess
Company
20,000
Merle-Smith
11.000
£dUit£lSie Securities Corp. 11,000
Goodbody & Co.
11,000
W. E. Hutton & Co
11,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co11,000
Shields
Co.,- Inc._'
Leith
&
Securities
Carolina
Corp.
,
,
Anthony
L.
Day
&
R.
Co..
Blair
Marache
Coffin
&
Weeden
Ohio
Mullaney, Wells & Co
2,750
5,000
Inc.
-.
Pierce, Wulbern,
Murphey, Inc.
2,750
Rand
Parker
Rauscher,
Saunders,
3.300
Anderson
First
Piper, Jaffray &
198,
An
of
_
two
and
Directors
new
been
have
it was announced by President
elected
by the Union Oil Co. Board,
A. C. Rubel.
t
$0.10
1,103,419
$0.28
3,995,872
Premium
income
Monday, December 2, 1963
.
an
told
National
Stores
Corp.
Name Change Ap¬
—
in
at
Stockholders
the
Nov. 21,
on
overwhelmingly
approved a change in the company name to Atlantic Thrift
The change was; requested in order to identify the
is done.
He
by
that sales for the first
the
Mr.
exclu¬
the
of
To Buy Restaurant Asso¬
—
t
Restaurant Associates operates
.
annual
the
W.
Fries
best
since
Nov.
On
.
,
21,
the
..
Brake
&
the
the
nation's
or
ago
24
leading
producer
Sales
per
p.
197,
On
Nov.
of
of
share_i.___.-_
1463.
..." •
26.
Inc.,
increase
were
for
preferred
'
Fred
formerly
«
O.
Directors
new
Hunt
United
of
'
Strikes
plastics
to
in
He
Co.—Net
:
•
Down
Rubber
Service
and
the
first
Chief
used
for
construction.—V.
198, p.1482.
Inc.—Acquisition—
S. A.,
Wishnick, "is particularly advantageous to Witco because of his
participation 'iri'tfie postwar development of the chemical industry
.in.'.Europe?',
'
Mr. Wishnick added that Witco's plans for further expansion of
manufacturing in the common market area will proceed through
the purchase of existing plant facilities and by the construction of
.
new
plants.—V. 198,
p.
'V
1683.
'•
"
of
income
alent,
to
three
same
30%
On
Nov.
third
Sales
thus
equal
26,
Ben
D.
Zevin,
Chairman,
and
Leonard
and
sales
motor
far
v
that
and
to
the
Times
issued.
World
lisher
of
operated
Mirror
currently
.
has
4,499,589
shares
Publishing, .headquartered in Cleveland,
Bibles, dictionaries and general trade
as
a
subsidiary of Times Mirror.—V.
and
22
bases
The Most Accurate and Complete
equiv¬
than
for
sales
of
the
the
reported
first
NEW SECURITY OFFERINGS IN REGISTRATION
$740,-
the
for
-
most
product categories have been
year's.
Sales and profits of plastic
Vila said. Footwear is making
gains
industry
reflect
also
the
the
been
U.
high
recorded
A.—V.
S.
level
in
of
chemi¬
198,
See "SECURITIES NOW IN
REGISTRATION";;in the
Co..
of
Universal
Foods
Inc.,
San
a
institutional
of
Francisco-based
foods,
chocolate
Sunberrv
mixes,
jams,
news on new
security offerings—published weekly in
pro¬
announced
was
Milwaukee.
Corp.,
hot
syrups,
CHRONICLE for the most comprehensive concentration
912.
p.
Corp.—Acquisition—
Sunberry
other
Third-quarter
reported
$238,884,287
-
last
Mr.
Foods
of
share.
a
the
'
in
1963
than
cents
below
on
markets
jellies,
soup
institutional foods under the Sunberry label.
Sunberry acquisition, in adidtion to a manufacturing facility
Universal an opportunity for expansion of their present sales
the
in
lower
Nine-month
81
or
1962.
automobile
extracts,
and
The
gives
of
marketer
by
7.4%
West
Coast
institutional
facilities,
as
well
according
to
Russell
the
as
D.
food
markets through
expanded
of
a
compatible product line
Universal's President.—V
198
addi'ion
L.
Wirth,
1482.
p.
Utilities
The
net
&
Industries
has
company
reported
of
$384,350,
to
income
"Hrements
its
or
29
cents
record
a
$370,697,
In
the
or
L.
cents
Rosenthal,
nine
consolidated
pei
28
Sept.
also
30,
72
cents
ended
net
compared
1962.—V.
per
share,
President,
months
ordinary
share, which
777
per
p.
Sept.
with
third
of
realized
ended
Sept.
net
income
ordinary
the
quarter
of
30,
of
1962
30, 1963, the President said
equalled $947,361, or 72 cents
all-time
reported
520.
exclusive
months
ordinary
announced.
income
share,
198,
for
consolidated
share,
Funds, fcr the three
with consolidated
cPmPares
Richard
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
all-time
record
for
the
earnings
nine
of
$949,-
months
ended
25 Park Place, New York 7, N.
Y.
is
a
outstanding.
Jeading pub¬
books.
198,
1963,
$18,168,203,
was
Charpie,
shareholders of World will be notified at that time
procedures for surrendering their World shares and
/'• v: ■'
v
'
0.525 of a share of Times Mirrbr
common
stock for each common share of World Publishing. This
will result in a maximum of 358,865 shares of Times Mirror being
12,
as
receiving Times Mirror stock.
The exchange, ratio will
be
reported
reported
$750,024,682
Strong progress has
operations outside
Universal
flavors,
of
and
Acquisition
Nov.
in
the
to
said.
1.1%
wer«
quarter
activity.
ducer
50
or
increased,
textiles
period
stock,
share
A.
oL World Publishing Co. have announced that share¬
approved the acquisition of the company by The Times
Mirror Co. of Los Angeles," Calif., through an exchange of stock.
It is contemplated that the transaction will be completed by Dec.
third quarter when net income dropped
cents a
share against last year's third
of $6,047,004
better
to, or
have
resins
Vila
sales
the
$236,206 479
the
cals,
below
net income
of
Mr.
in
$4,235,380
to
quarter
common
common
• *
has
1962.
strikes,came
sales
of
a
1962.
1.3%
in
months
nine
share
$2.68
of
were
period
The
the
a
or
quarters
401.771
for
for
$2.45
$19,611,726
■' " '
President,
stockholders.
Net
-
World Publishing Co.—Asset Sale Approved—
7.4%; Sales
months
'
;
by
and
Officer,
nine
Executive
39,480
$0.10
^
Corp.—Bd. Sale Planned
,
during
Co.,
President
48,556
$0.13
of
was
Angeles
plants producing tires, chemicals, footwear and
major cause of a decline in the net income of
the
Vila,
R.
Rubber
,
eight
were
States
George
San
States
1.3%—
United
Henry T. Mudd of Los
Francisco.—V. 198, p. 1789.
are
,
$1,104,000
'
f
Vice-President—refining and marketing division.
Senior
a
Union's
Reed
Hartley becomes Executive Vice-President.
L.
;
1962
$1,342,000
taxes
.
« "
'1963
.
Mr.
.
per-share,
dividends.—
no;
said that Societe Graham, organized in France in
Frederick L. Graham, will operate as Witco Chemical
as of Jam.
1, 1964, with Mr. Graham as President.
He will be responsible for the continued expansion of Witco's activi¬
ties inf Continental "Europe:
"Mr. Graham's"'appointment," said Mr.
Co.—Net Higher-
common stock for the three quarters totaled $1,43,
of 20 cents over January through September of last
any
Wishnick
Mr.
1957
France,
were
make it difficult to compare these figures with past
reports," Mr. Smith said, "but the company's financial
position shows continued favorable progress.";
Net income
for the first nine months of 1963 were $1,973,208,
an
increase of $371,019 over the same period last year. Earnings
Reddig
nine
,S.
for
The company has acquired Societe Graham, S. A., a French chem¬
sales organization marketing throughout Europe, it was an¬
nounced by R. I. Wishnick, Witco Chairman.
The acquisition was
for an undisclosed amount of cash.-' -*
:
; ,
»
Wis.,
financial
an
Edward
ical
increases in
of
ac¬
1963,
Proceeds will be
precision ball
both earnings and revenues for the first nine months
announced by Treasurer Richard D. Smith.
Federal investment tax credit and the effect of preferred
provision
.
estimated
$15,000,000
holders
share
future
the company stated that it. is considering the
30-year first mortgage bonds at competitive
bidding in the period, June to November, 1964.
•'
by Steven P. J. Wood, Presi¬
L. Blanchard, founder and
acquired firm would be op¬
with no change in manage¬
ment.
The purchase price was not announced.
Warner Electric serves automation requirements of a wide variety
of capital goods industries—from computers and. office equipment
to textile and farm machinery.
Its sales are expected to exceed
$14,000,000 in 1963 and its earnings to reach a record high.
Beaver's sales for the current fiscal year are expected to reach
a
record $4,000,000.
This represents a continuation of the 15%
annual growth rate experienced in the past five years.
Earnings
are expected to show a similar increase.
Primary users of Beaver's
precision positioning devices are the machine tool and aerospace
industries.
Other major customers are in the nuclear, electronic,
instrumentation and general industrial fields.—V. 198, p. 1683.
per
,
v
30—
Wisconsin Public
sale
joint announcement was made
Warner
Electric, and Roy
President of Beaver.
Wood said the
erated as a wholly owned subsidiary
"The
effect
results
—
after
—V.
*
after
___•
Earnings
..
of
1963
the
major objective
on
its present
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Ended Sept.
income
Net
The
of
operating
cents per share.%There
%
-
Williamhouse,
Period
screws
dent
to
sales for the period ended Sept. 30, were $21,783,781
$19,764,901 for 'the first nine months of. 1962.:
%
,V"
same
time, earnings
increased^^nearly six times from
earnings
one
year
v. 198, p. 1184.
Clutch Co.—Acquisition
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co., Beloit,
cash purchase of Beaver, Precision Products,
Mich.,
r
written
v
President
and
corporate
Witco Chemical Co.;
announced
month.
a
its
the
999.
which
types,
being
amounted
based
a
insurance
1952.
$80,327 to $474,331
for the first
Electric
as
of
year
premiums.
income
has
by
1965,
consideration
p.
those
on
$90,the
$2,500,000
new
insurance
month
premium
company
position
in
higher
new
each
fifth
,
purchase of the shares and the option
purchases will amount to 35,000 shares of Waldorf stock, currently
held
in its treasury,
and about $2,750,000, either in cash or in
additional Waldorf stock, Mr. Richardson said.
;
Mr. Richardson stated that a formal contract on the agreements
has
not been
signed pending a plan to get SEC clearance for
necessary
documents for the transaction. Waldorf has sufficient
funds to handle the transaction but may finance it partially with
loans, the President stated.—V. 197, p. 1885.
Warner
of
its
than
more
and
income,
details:
from
At
chain of fashionable restaurants
a
Vollmer
period
The
up
and a chain of
the initial acquisition
The payment
in
that
reported. the
month
cafeterias.
.
.
...
of the shares and the exer¬
cise
of
the
options
are
completed, Waldorf expects to acquire
enough additional shares on the open market to bring its owner¬
ship up to 50% or more of the outstanding stock of Restaurant
Associates, Mr. Richardson said. Acquisition of the option shares
will be subject to Waldorf stockholder approval, the Waldorf Presi¬
for
plans
provide
to
the
of
-
complete
of
rise
Bowler,
Scane
Council
$89,000,000
$19,000,000
volume
will
31
W.
Sewing Machine Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
Chairman
J.
years.
If
Ohio—
of
investment
emphasis
features,
profit
a
with
in
will
rate
a
agencyforce
said
at
1963
without taking into
quisitions might have—V.' 198,
Richardson, President, announced that
the company plans to acquire 144,947 common shares of Restaurant
Associates, Inc., and expects to enter into an option agreement
for
the acquisition of an additional 237,632 shares in
the next
two
per
cents
16
1=
:
between
record
a
present
$60,000
Bowler
at
Dec.
year,
Clubs.
to
company
extra
the
company's
arrival
have
Charles
29.
Co.
next
$300,000
structure
Shares—
Nov.
On
of
819.
p.
Cleveland-Akron
amount
that
in
their
that
White
System, Inc.
198,
(sales of $18,400,000.—V. 198, p. 912.
the company reported
Waldorf
ciates'
earnings
1963,
increase
an
last
over
.
the
income
said
ended
year
30%
of
than
full-line
written
of
said
addition
quarter ended Oct. 31, 1963, were approximately $21,300,000,
sive of leased departments, and that profit figures cannot be given
at this time because it is too soon after the close of the quarter.
Last year
be
because
,
officials told the shareholders
Company
would
Centers,
company
its Atlantic Thrift Centers, in which over 90%
firm's business
the
of
with
closely
more
is
Assurance
Investment
will
more
total
Bowier
Mr.
of
of
force
with
said.
he
year,
annual meeting
This
period.—V.
Life
the
for
with
and
operation
proved—Sales Higher—
Inc
$1.92.
previous
members
Association
Insurance
000,000,
Dare
' September,
ended
were
increase
$2,225,000,
1279.
p.
stock
Reserve
Chairman,
4,197,750
$1.07
3,940,115
stock dividends
1,650
California—Management Changes
Vice-President
Executive
198,
Washington Natural Gas
1,650
1,650
1,650
Co., Incorporated
Union Oil Co.
.
1,650
_
2038.
p.
—
months
12
corresponding
Cleveland-based
Securities
Nebraska
Underwood, Neuhaus &
3,300
Hopwood,
2,750
Strudwick—
&
—
—
2,750
Corporation
Quail & Co., Inc.-;
3,300
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
—V.
2.750
Thomas & Company
Co..
&
Co.,
<fc
Stiver & Co.—
Co._.
&
3,300
3,300
Redpath
Fahnestock
Pierce
;
Sutro
A. G. Edwards & Sons
:
.
2,750
Inc.
&
2,750
—
Co
&
4,400
4,400
& Gardner——
Co.
Bros
4,40©
Company
Auchincloss,
2,750
Kaufman
5,000
5,000
NeWhard, Cook & Co
The
2,750
-
Nolan, Fleming
& Co. Incorporated
8,000
__
Co.
Co.-i
&
Folger,
Granbery,
Burr—
Reinholdt
Courts
&
Incorporated-
&
3,050
3,000
2,750
2,750
2,750
—
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons—
Dick. &
year
-
———
outstanding
Shares
Clawson,
Shares
White, Weld & Co
share
—V.
the
for
income
Per
the
common
Western
100
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions
stock purchase contract, to purchase from the
the following respective
Tucker,
.
Earnings Forecast—
— —
—
share
Per
Net
PREFERRED—The purchasers named
OF THE
—
revaluation
severally
have
company
&
Inc.
Hirshberg,
Incorporated
200
contained
Showers <fc
Rowles, Winston & Co.—
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co. Incorporated-—
200
& Co
Stein Bros. & Boyce, Inc.
100
Joyce & Co.
Rambo,
200
Moore
B.
—
inventory
from
resulting
charge
dent stated.
>
100
Murray,
200
Co.__
UNDERWRITERS
100
D. Gradison & Co
Nongard,
200
Leonard & Lynch
below
100
Inc.
—
Smith,
100
Co.,
W.
John
Nicolaus & Co.,
Incorporated
Watts & Co.__—
Fahey, Clark & Co
&
&
Hendrix, Mohr & Head,
300
Stifel,
Moore,
100
Inc.
300
Baker,
First Southwest
100
r
Co.,
&
300
Co._—
share'
of
the
over
mostly in New York,
Inc.
300
Newhard, Cook & Co
I. M. Simon & Company
William R. Staats &j Co.
McCormick
Cassell
F.
Fusz-Schmelzle
500
Co.
Stern Brothers &
Woods
Bogan
Ellis, Holyoke & Co.l
Cullom Davis
Shelby
150
150
150
.
Biddle & Co
Heitner &
Brooke, Sheridan,
& Co., Inc
500
Hogle & Co
A.
J.
Yarnall,
500
& Sons_„
& Sons__
Garrett
Robert
Tyson
600
Co...—,
Edwards
G.
A.
600
Lemon & Co.__
Riter
150
Co..Inc.
Dabney &
Townsend,
600
Johnston,
150
Semple, Jacobs &
Co.,
<fc
special charge
before
income
Special
150
150
Inc.
600
Co
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Net
Per
share
1963
1962
$64,626,498 $70,825,823
1,509,984
4.197,750
$0.38
150
Co
McKelvy & Company
Mead, Miller & Co
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
1,000
Inc
Co.,
&
Inc.
& Son_.
Masten &
E.
150
150
150
...
J. B. Hilliard
A.
1,500
1,100
Baxter & Company
Walston
J.
&
—
Brothers
Hutzler
Dittmar & Company,
2,350
& Co.
Tlialmann
_
Salomon
Glvnn & Co.—150
Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc.
150
Cunningham, Schmerz &
Blewer,
2,350
Stearns
Beai,'
Ladenburg,
150
150
—
Allan Blair & Company__
Co
&
Securities
200
Co.
&
Allison-Williams Co.
Union
Dillon,
Eastman
Lerchen
Watling,
$2,350
2.400
Brothers—'
Blyth
.
Virginia
—(000's Omitted)
Lehman
Sales
opposite their names.
the New Bonds set
principal amounts of
Sept. 30—
Year Ended
For
year.
Associates—Annual Report-
Varian
Electric
Union
below
.
(2176)
p.
It
819.
will
-
be
Volui
(2177)
57
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
A
ARIZONA
Claremont
Los
Tempe, Ariz.
Bond
Bond
O f f
i
e r
g—City
n
Lauretta A. Mu^j
Clerk
sep¬
sealed/ bids
(MST)
chase
of
lows:
Dec.
on
until
10
3
9
(PST)
at
Los
Angeles
Dec.
on
until
Dated
Jan.
1,
...
1964.
17 for the
Due
Jan.
on
1 frojm 1967 to 1989 inclusive. In-,
$2,000,000
and
sewer
provement
June
1
bonds.
from
im¬
water
1966
Due
to
terest J-J.
Bond
bonds.
provement
June
Due
Clerk
on
1990
J-D.
receive
until
10
Jan.
1,*
1964.
Interest
Due
& Divelbess.
Jan.
on
from
15
approved
of
that
announces
the
Tucson
on
Dec. 14 for the
250,000
until
11
stadium
Jan.
1 from 1965 to
terest J-J.
Clara
school bonds
America
of
Francisco.
Due
Interest
In¬
approved
by
1989 inclusive.
College
offered
$1,097,000
Commissioners,
gen¬
Nov.
2—v.
198,
Jan.
Dated
p.
1
(PST)
of
Magnolia,
price of par.
3V2S,
as
Due
at
Oct.
on
from 1965 to 1967 inclusive.
1,060,000
the
to
Home
Housing
Finance
3%s, at
a
price of
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
to
until
T.
Note
The
—■
the
Series
198,
issue
of
1986.
p.
to
$5,335,000
re¬
1986—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
a
Boston
at
follows:
as
Angeles
Dec.
Due
2002
July 1, 1971
210,000 4V2S. Due
on
July 1, 1973.
225,000 3V4S. Due
on
1975.
oh
Due
3.30s.
July
East
Effie
1976
34/2s.
from
1979
Due
Due
4
for
1
inclusive.
July
Angeles,
County,
sive.
reported in
bids will be
17
not
and
issue
our
as
of Nov. 25
water
time
198,
S a 1 e—The
bonds offered at the
2083.
p.
Sale—The
$800,000
offered
bonds
the
at
same
time
Housing
School
Dist.,
and
*
the
to
Finance
price of
Agency,
Due
par.
3^s,
as
Oct.
on
Bond
1
Clerk
2002
CALIFORNIA
of
Orange
Board
receive
until
High
by
a.m.
11
(PST)
purchase
at
Dec.
on
Water
Conservation
Zone No. 6 (P. O.
District,
Bond
Oakland),
until
Dec.
for
10
10
the
2, 1964. Due
1965
to
J-J.
Legality
1994
to
housing,
T.
and
Jan.
2
Interest
1, 1964.
1965
on
1981
&
Series
J-J.
from
Interest
School
198,
Sale—The
$37,000
18—v.
school
198,
p.
1684—were awarded to Hill Rich¬
ards
F.
S.
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe.
Berkeley
:vA\':v;.
Unified
Alameda
■
Bond
by
approved
Herrington
,r ;-'A
School
Offering—Jack
will
receive
Blue,
bids
at
Oakland
on
Dec. 3 for the purchase of $5,-.
555,000
15,
school
1964.
1965
to
approved
Note
Nov.
—
&
Jan.
on
Orrick,
,
15
Jan.
from
Legality
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe.
The
18—v.
Dated
foregoing
report in
198,
p.
our
1986.
supple¬
of
N.
T.
Francisco.
&
to
S.
198,
the
A.
p.
Bank
of San
Los
/
Angeles County,
Bond
of
Offerin g—Gordon
T.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
on
Angeles
Dec.
17
Jan.
1966
J-J.
-
until
for
the
a.m.
1988
'
Due
on
(PST)
purchase
school A bonds.
1, 1964.
to
9
of
at
Co.
and
Cooley
&
the
Boston,
Pierce,
Interest
:A
Smith
&
Fenner
Co.;
Staats &
&
Co.; Stone & Youngberg;
Taylor
Co.;
&
Nuveen
Co.;
Kenower,
&
Bankers
New
York
bonds
offered
Nov.
awarded
Co., Inc.
I
-
to
:
198,
p.
Blyth
&
Due
3%s.
Due
1
March
on
1
March
on
1
1979 inclusive.
Offering
the
for
Jan.
and
the
at
bonds.
Due
Dated
semi-annually
July 1 from
Interest
1965
to
J-J.
Township School Building
Corporation (P, O. Mishawaka),
Indiana
Bond
Morgan
Guar¬
Sale—The
mortgage
Nov.
Co. of New York
21
a
of
100.01,
about
O.
(P.
1987
—were
Co., and the City
interest
1965
Due
to
3%s.
cost
on
Jan.
1
1975 inclusive.
Due -on
1976 to
785,000 3V2S.
price
of
a
follows:
as
3V2S.
1982 to
Certificate
&
net
a
3.44%,
from
Fort
offered
bonds
p.
Corporation, at
1,125,000
Fla.
Lauderdale),
$3,430,000 first
syndicate headed by
John Nuveen
from
Board of Public
198,
v.
awarded to
Securities
2.02%.
revenue
—
-
to the National Shaw-
Instruction
1981
Jan.
,
1
inclusive.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1985
inclusive.
Sale—The $2,000,000
offered Nov. 21—v.
were
receive
(CST) on
purchase of $210,-
inclusive.
Penn
Kampo,
will
1 p.m.
sewer
1, (1963.
1985
.
Mike
sealed bids until
Other members of the syndicate:
198,
to
awarded
p.
1889—
syndicate
a
Goodbody
&
&
Co.;
William
Blair
Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
interest Reynolds & Co.; Mullaney, Wells
& Co.; Wildman, Neal & DeBolt,
cost of about 4.39%, as follows:
Inc., and Shearson, Hammill & Co.
$375,000 4.30s. Due on Oct. 1 from
headed by John
price
a
of
Nuveen & Co., at
100.03,
a
net
ILLINOIS
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
4.40s.
1,625,000
from
1971
Due
to
on
Bache
&
,
Co.;
Oct.
1
Cook
1986 inclusive;
Pierce,
Bond
syndicate:
Carrison,
County School Dist. No.
(P.
130
O. Blue Island), III.
Sale—The $750,000 school
building bonds offered Nov. 21—
v.
4—v.
March
on
1970 inclusive.
Hammond, Ind.
Bond
Trust
City
Wulbern, Inc.; Leedy, Wheeler &
Sale—The $280,000 school
1792—were
at
11
;
Other members of the
County, Calif.
Bond
at
$2,000,000
the
to
Broward County
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Santa Clara
fol¬
as
INDIANA
FLORIDA
MacArthur & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus
Union School District,
SVks.
$1,520,000
Co.; Hayden, Stone
&
at
$2,000,-
mut Bank of Boston at
Co.,
&
&
net inter¬
'
to
&
B. J.
Van Ingen & Co.; Weeden & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; William R.
John
for
$2,000,000
and
Trust
1,000,000
i 11
Burton
3.33%,
Jr., City Controller,
■
Co.,
r r
&
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
school certificates of indebtedness
Mie
L.
Due
1964 to
from 1977 to
National
First
City, at 2.08%.
Co., and Ray Allen,
syndicate:
Company
3V2s.
125,000
$3,000,000
2.05%;
of
5,000,000
Eastman
&
18
of Blyth
par, a
about
of
220,000
on
to
First
Beaumont, Inc.
of
Dated
Jan, 1 from
inclusive.
&
Tobin
Inc.;
notes
1792—
Hartford, for
2.08%.
1,
& Co., J. Barth
Co.,
E. F. Hutton &
Calif.
Nesvig, Clerk of Board of Super-"
Los
Co.,
Securities
cost
Dec.
2.06%;
2.07%;
Struthers & Co., Inc.,
Ohio
Lynch,
est
Edward
price of
a
3
2.05%.
Other members of the Blyth
school
La Puente Union High School Dist.,
$1,320,000
issue
19—v.
awarded
America
of
Smithers
Olsen &
County, Calif.
offered Nov.
bonds
(PST)
a.m.
inclusive.
by
the
10
bonds.
Due
1989
Herrington
ments
until
Mateo
1889—were
Super¬
sealed
San
High School Dist.,
Bond Sale—The $660,000
District,
G.
Jefferson Union
&
County, Calif.
Clerk of Board of County
visors,
Or¬
&
Witter
Co., Wood,
The
Co., at
of San Fran¬
A.,
Co.
Bank
Corporation syndicate:
Union
composed
storm
5,000,000
the
Nov.
awarded
A., in Salt Lake City, Foster &
Marshall,
000
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Aus¬
& Co.
N.
Dec.
000
July
on
of
members
Other
Dean
T
p.
2.08%.
July 1 from
Due
3.80s.
Dillon,
group
a
offered
1987—were
p.
$204,000
$1,300,000 at 2.09%.
anty
Boston
198,
at
1993.
District,
offered Nov.
bonds
750,000
Legality
refunding bonds
12-
follows:
as
S.
Trust
of
inclusive.
1983
to
District, Idaho
Sale—The $549,000 school
$1,000,000 at 2.04%; $3,000,000
150,000 3.60s. Due on July 1 from
1973
to
Wil¬
&
7,000,000 to the Connecticut Bank
inclusive.
1980
County, Coeur D'Alene
tional City Bank of New York
price
a
to
Hough & Co.
City and the Bank of America
inclusive.
1970
to
1972
tin
rick,
s
on
inclusive.
from
1
Trinity County, Calif.
Bond
of
$600,000 flood control bonds. Dated
Jan.
Jan.
Hyampom
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds./Dated Jan.
on
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
on
Due
inclusive.
California
be
school
ap¬
$35,300,000
.
Alameda County Flood Control and
Bond
from
Sale—The
awarded,
syndicate
a
Co., at
19—v.
awarded
$11,300,000 notes to the First Na¬
follows:
as
325,000 3V2S. Due
$135,000
of
on
inclu¬
Legality
Hyde
offered Nov. 20—v.
25,000. 3V4S. Due on July 1, 1971.
Santa
Due
Connecticut (State of)
same
interest cost
net
a
3.73%,
1966
bids
Gross,
Nov.
Co., First Security Bank of Utah,
1973
to
$400,000
certificates of in¬
offered
School
to
1963.
1 e—The
a
lows:
Note
$50,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
of; Supervisors,
1,
1964
6,000,000
County,
sealed
the
for
31
Union
Offering—W. E. St. John,
will
inclusive."
100.005,
California
Ana
to
Beach
Kootenai
—v.
Interest M-N.
&
awarded to
were
about
Huntington
$160,000
liams.
$1,300,000
headed by Blyth &
of
'
Nov.
1,
on
of
M-S.
Freeman,
IDAHO
Dec.
on
notes.
from
1
S
1987—were
p.
William R.
cisco, for $10,000,000 at 2.08%
Additional
Correction—Sealed
Due
purchase
by
Authority (P. O.
revenue
c/o
Trust
&
(EST)
a.m.
sewer
Dated
1989.
California
received until Dec.
3%s.
1,785,000
Bank
80,000 water supply notes.
N.
Los
received
follows:
as
$80,000
1,
July
on
be
Interest
that
announces
will
Natinal
the
notes,
1984.
and
Miller
bids
ford, until 11
were
July
on
1982
to
3.60s.
1983
inclusive.
1978
to
1,125,000
625,000
H.
sealed
1,
Crestview), Fla.
/"
198,
Note Offering—Town Treasurer
Sept.
County Airport and
Industrial
debtedness
Granby, Conn.
on
Richardson & Watson.
issue of
our
Dated
approved
Certificate
months
July 1 from
on
report in
(EST)
Sept. 1 from 1964 to
on
inclusive.
Legality
E.
receive
building certificates of
Due
1980
supple¬
foregoing
will
purchase of $225,-
indebtedness.
airport
1,
•;
740,000 3.40s. Due
Tall-
&
CONNECTICUT
July 1, 1974.
225,000
000 school
Nov. 25.
proved
1972.
and
•
until
for the
17
the
Nov.
on
Due on Jan.
Los
on
ments
3.66%,
a
ap¬
for the
Okaloosa
Not e—The
160.05,
net interest cost of about
a
price of
Corp., at
Legality
Offering—Curtis
Secretary,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Dec. 3
Company, 36 Pearl Street, Hart¬
funding water bonds offered Nov.
19—v. 198, p.
1965 to
from
1
J-D.
Tallmadge
by
Hartford
Cruz, Calif.
Sale—The
Dec.
in¬
1999
our
Dated
McLean,
madge.
foregoing 'supple¬
report in
18—v.
Bond
receive
In-
and
Interest
proved
general
to
$3,-
semi-annually
Due
1963.
June
1989.
10
15, 1963. Due
1972
1,
the
for
10
on
extension i bonds.
Certificate
the
1963.
Dec.
.
Additional
1965
>.
Hawthorne School District,
I
,
general obligation building, Series
sold
.
1
—v.
a
re¬
works
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
terest J-J.
as
par.
1968
a
a.m.
and
Agency,
,
will
1, 1964.
bids
at
from
that
Dec. 5 for the purchase of
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality
ap-j
Angeles
from 1966 to 1984 inclusive.
sealed
from
Dahlquist,
purchase of $285,000 school bonds.
9
Home
1988
Legality
Offering—Gordon
$37,000 to the First National Bank
Were
to
1964
Nesvig, Clerk of Board of County
1582—were awarded^ as follows:
B
1963.
County, Calif.
obligation building, Series A
on
1;
J-D.
Orrick,
San
of
School Dist.,Los
Garvey
Trustees, Ark.
Bond Sale—The
z
15
that
Mission
system,
$400,000 4%s. Due
;
Bond
Board of
bonds
June
on
A.
Secretary
—
announces
Board of Waterworks will receive
on
Legality approved by
Arkansas Southern State
eral
from
1
A.
S.
Dec.
transit
Offering
Grove
000,000 general obligation water¬
will
814
A bonds. Dated Dec.
$525,000
Dec.
inclusive.
ARKANSAS
;
&
Dated
Dec.
on
T.
Jan.
on
Chapman & Cutler.
'
N.
at
$50,000,000
Santa
sold to the Bank
was
p.
Calif.
Francisco,
on
of
obligation
Calif.
County,
198,
announces
bids
San
purchase
Dahlquist,
McKinley School District,
Santa
bonds.
Due
Orrick,
Legality
Bond Sale—An issue of
(MST)
revenue
J-J.
1979
to
Florida
Bond
E.
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (MST)
Directors
of
(PST)
a.m.
Nov.
purchase of $1,-
1,-1964.
15, 1964.
1965
25—v.
District,
sealed
ments
Board
a.m.
Dec.
on
bonds
Bay Area Rapid
Shephard
Board
Franklin
Regents will receive sealed bids
at
Dated
by
Offering—Secretary O. D.
Miller
J.
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
University of Arizona, Ariz.
Bond
Interest
foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of Nov. 4.
Oak¬
at
purchase of $1,500,000
inclusive.
Note—The
bids
(PST)
a.m.
Blue,
Supervisors,
sealed
10
the
for
of
G.
school bonds. Dated Jan.
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld
Board
will
in¬
clusive.
Dated
of
land
from 1966 to
1
ard
Street,
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack
Nov.
Transit
the
Alameda
clusive.
500,000 park and recreation im¬
for
school
County Board of Public
Instruction (P. O. Apalachicola),
Pueblo, Colo.
Bond Offering—Secretary Rich¬
;
ceive
Emery Unified School District,
in¬
$1,500,000
San Francisco
on
1993
Calif.
1986—was postponed.
purchase of $695,000 school bonds.
fol¬
as
a.m.
receive
will
of
Franklin
COLORADO
School District,
County,
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
T.
scheduled
bids
pur*
$2,500,000 bonds,
•
g—Gordon
n
Unified
Clara
ing
sealed
p.m.
the
for
i
e r
Alto
Santa
Nesvig, Clerk .of Board of County
that
arate
O f f
Palo
Calif.
Commissioners,
announces
City Council will receive
the
Unified School District,
Angeles County,
198,
the
p.
1987—were awarded to
Illinois National
Continental
Alleman, Inc.; William R. Hough
Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, at a
Co.; Interstate Securities Corp.,
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
&
and Arch W. Roberts.
of
about 3.43%,
as
follows:
$70,000
4s.
Due
on
1968
to
1965
Dec.
1
Sale
Additional
from
inclusive.
time
same
200,000 3M>s. Due on Dec. 1 from
—
The
at
the
120,000 3V4S. Due on Dec. 1,
1974
received
be
150,000 SVaS. Due on Dec. 1, 1979
of
fice
High School
Cook County Township
IU.
District,
Offering
Bond
8
sealed
receive
will
cation,
until
(CST)
p.m.
versity
City)
Iowa
(at
Iowa
of
July
1
sive.
1966
to
$150,000
bonds.
inclusive.
&
Note
The
—
21—v.
Oct.
supple¬
foregoing
report in
the
ments
issue of
our
1583.
198, p.
Mason City,
bids will be received
works
and
198,
v.
Housing
15—
Agency, as 3%s, at
and Dupage
Bond
(P. O. St. Charles),
oral
a
composed
group
of
Goldman,
100.01,
a
3.14%,
as
Co., at
$110,000
1
at
sewer
Dec.
1,
The
Due
May 1 from
1966 to 2003
merce
on
proved
to
Bannister,
by
Ahlers
&
Due
in¬
1984
1970
on
1977
&
Co., at
to
1980
to
lips,
1983
Note
Illinois
ments
E.
L.
a.m.
the
(CST)
purchase
sewer
of
rev¬
Legality
approved
chase
of
on
Field,
Dec. 3 for the
$110,000
school
bonds. Dated Dec.
Nov.
J-D.
building
Legality
the
report in
lips,
approved
$425,000
"
Bond
bonds
1987—were
Park
1
19—v.
awarded
to
1
.
park
198,
County
Unit
Roseville), III.
a
group
Co.,
-
of
cost
Newman
of
Walston
Phillips
Co.,
Nov.
about
a
20
and
on
l,
1964
1
to
1968
490,000 3s.
Due
1
Bond
1969 to
to
198, p. 1987
on
Dec.
2
1980
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Construction
—
the
purchase
of
bonds.
revenue
2003
(EST)
Due
on
school
bids
of
school
J-D.
Police
bids un¬
Jan 8 for
on
Series
Lucille
Dec.
on
$430,000
1
un¬
for
4
sewer
Dec.
from
1,
1967 to
Legality approved
Bond Sale—The
Nov.
18
revenue
—v.
198,
by
26
Nov.
bid
Bond
vell,
1987
Dec.
000
issue of
1/10%
Set
offered
—were
Security and Bond
an
bonds
G.
bonds.
on
with
managed
Nov.
of
price of
Bond
at
price
of
100.53,
a
2.94%.
basis
of
at
a
about
of
Dec. 2 for the purchase
$119,000
Dated
Dec.
sewer
1,
revenue
1963.
bonds.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Canfield,
Co.;
&
Carl *M.
Co.;
Dean
&
Rhoades
Bank in
Sons;
pany
&
Co.;
offered
Marine
about
of
198, p.
the
to
Na¬
as
3V4S, at
First
1970, inclusive.
$68,000
special
Nov.
State
Alexandria Indep.
No. 206,
J.
1971 to
1974, inclusive.
2085—was postponed until De¬
p.
cember
c.
Trust
(State of)
Nov.
26—-v.
Bond
street
21—v.
198, p.
the
to
Bank,
as
3s.
Pine
Dated Oct.
from
Com¬
,,
terest
1965
J-J.
to
December
for
4
the
water
$86,000
Dated Dec.
from
receive
to
1965
1983,
(CST)
purchase
revenue,
1, 1963.
Sel-
R.
will
until 7:30 p.m.
sealed bids
on
Keith
—
Clerk,
Village
leck,
bonds.
Due on Dec. 1
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
-
New
Hope, Minn.
1
Bond
Sale—The
$1,110,000
im¬
provement bonds offered Nov. 19
to
a
198,
p.
1989—were
awarded
syndicate composed of Juran
Moody,
Inc.,
Allison-Williams
Co.;
Piper, Jaffray
Inc.,
Hop-
&
wood, and E. J. Prescott & Co., at
price of
a
of
about
par,
a
3.88%,
$240,000 3.10s.
net interest cost
as
follows:
Due on Dec. 1 from.
1967, inclusive.
•
Due on Dec. 1 from
School District
,1968 to 1970, inclusive.
180,000 3.60s.
(CST) on
refunding
1984,
1890—was
Minn.
purchase of $670,000
1, 1963,
p.
City, Minn.
Offering
Bond
180,000 3.40s.
Offering—Sealed bids will
advance
198,
postponed until Dec. 10.
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Kalman &
assessment
be received until 3 p.m.
&
National
of Western New York.
1 from.
Due on July
275,000 3s.
1964 to
Loeb,.
Witter
follows:
as
Due on July 1 from
300,000 3,10s.
&
Mich.
MINNESOTA
are:
C.
3.06%,
$225,000 3.30s. Due on July 1 from
1964 to 1966, inclusive.
Briggs & Morgan.
18—v.
awarded
Frankenmuth
Dallas; Robert Garrett &
The
price of 100.004, a net interest
a
cost
assessment
Detroit,
Sale—The
reoffered to
offering
Co.,
at
1993
Legality
par.
improvement
for
maturing
Company;
&
Nuveen
Kindred & Co., Inc.,
Barcus,
—v.
tional Bank of
a
school
that sealed
1963.
1,
yield 4.40%.
Devine
John
to
and
$14,000 street
awarded
1988—were
the
$800,000 public
utility revenue bonds offered No¬
vember 21—v. 198, p. 1989—were
on
rev¬
1965 to
Miller,
offered
1988—were
Wertheim
on
announces
from
1
bonds
group's
(EST)
Hoskins
Feb.
special
bonds
in
Co.,
Fairmont, Minn.
Sale—The
Bond
receive
(EST)
system
improvement
3.50%
Trust
1686—
Kalman &
awarded to
Inc.
for
will
Sale—The
198,
3s,
Mich.
Farmington, Mich.
Bond
Bonds
coupon,
bonds
20—v. 198, p.
offered Nov.
were
sani¬
$200,000
improvement
sewer
terest J-D.
2.05%
out
1992 through 1993 are
tary
&. Stone.
Dec. 9 for the
as
&
purchase of $200,-
by
to
1/10%
a
Cologne, Minn.
Sale—The
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Interest M-N.
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
Co.,
by
Palmer
Dated
Nov.
Paddock
reoffered
from
maturity
2.99%.
ing of $71,000 improvement bonds
scheduled for Nov.
25 — v.
198,
Interest
1963.
disposal
sewage
due Dec. 1, 1991.
1964
for those
price of 100.03, a basis of
a
Bond
of
coupons
the
to
Walker, as
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
approved
the
bids will be received until 7 p.m.
&
on
198,
v.
—
awarded
were
—
jail
$66,900
19
Nov.
Dec.
Frankenmuth,
are
yield
to
Bankers
Clerk
for
9
D.
Devine
Due
Clerk,
Bond
Sale
The
$1,150,000
bridge bonds offered Nov. 21—v.
J.
on
until 8 p.m.
bids
approved
(P. O.
3.40%,. 3V2%
and
annual net interest
3.30%,
1989
The
—
offered
First National Bank of
in¬
Offering—Frances L. Har-
Village
cost of 3.34327%.
the
Offering—City
by
supple¬
The
for
100.0449%
of
5%,
Sale
-
Minnesota
Bond
Md.
1993.
through
1964
Associates
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
C.
Due
1982
Thorndike,
inclusive.
group
(P. O. Walker), Minn.
Cass County
ing of $53,400,000 bonds scheduled
bonds, due Dec. 1,
various purpose
The
bonds
A
—
Co., and Woodard-Elwood & Co.
&
1974 inclusive.
1,
Carleton,
In¬
Manhattan Bank
on
purchased
$10,500,000
Chase
prices
$220,000 school
p.
Sale
Bond
War¬
Caldwell, Phillips Co., Sam-
1967 to
10.
Due
Rockville),
Paine,
pair, Egan & Schaps, Shaughnessy
MICHIGAN
enue
Montgomery County
Northwestern Na¬
Minneapolis,
Hammill & Co., E. J. Prescott
son,
& Co.,
Dodge.
25.
District
Loyall, Ky.
to
28
to
1964
1964 to
Legality
sealed
foregoing
M.
Mankato, Minn.
Dec.
Storey,
J.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Shear-
follows:
as
bonds.
from
1
from
1
MARYLAND
Leitchfield, Ky.
awarded to the
awarded
Eng¬
Dec. 3 for the purchase
on
$1,435,000 bonds,
Dated
Zimmer¬
report in our
the
ments
Nov.
IOWA
1792—were
New
c/o
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST)
American
Co.,
Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Bank,
awarded
re¬
State
were
Co.
p.
i
•
sealed
1
inclusive.
St.- Paul,
Bank,
clusive.
Legality approved
The
—
offered
—
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
•
—
&
viojihi
inm
*7,
55,000 school bonds.
1984 inclusive.
to
Palmer
H.
1, 1964. Due on Feb. 1
1965
from
yn.irun
land Merchants National Bank,
(P.O.
bonds,
improvement
Dated Feb.
County, Silver Heights
p.m.
building
1976 inclusive.
C.
.
purchase of $1,000,000 public
the
Magnus & Co.
Offering
inclusive.
280,000 3.20s. Due
1977 to
v.
$75,000
Secretary of Sewer Commis¬
ren,
from
Dec.
(CST)
a.m.
Note
by Chapman & Cutler.
on
10
Williams
-
In¬
Offering—Sherman
ceive
Foley, Cox & Judell.
bonds
revenue
—
from
1965.
85,000 2M>s, Due
1966
Dec.
^
15
Murphy, Town Treasurer, will
In¬
Jury, will receive sealed
til
Dated
OtNoirth 'Reading, Mass.
■
May
on
1984,
Other members of the syndicate:
Allison
Legality approved by
Bond
Parish
of
Secretary
man,
ami.
Dec.
on
Thorndike,
Dodge.
Tj'J
A.
issue of
Offering—G. G.
terest -F-A.
& Fleischer.
til
fol¬
as
on
inclu¬
(P. O. Louisville), Ky.
1963.
3s,-' Due
1983
Co.,
lows:
$37,000
to
sion, will receive sealed bids
net inter¬
3.07%,
1, 1963. Due
Sale—The
Sewer
to
&
revenue
and
Securities
price of 100.003,
a
est
composed
White
Channer
at
Bond
19—
1987—were awarded
of
Greenup, Ky.
Sale—The $892,000 school
198, p.
Ferguson
Jefferson
building bonds offered Nov.
v.
ton,
awarded
(P. O.
purchase
Legality approved by Graf¬
building
Community
(CST)
11
inclusive.
1983
■'
LOUISIANA
Bond
to
Due
.
Dec.
Phil¬
receive
p.m.
building
1964
1964
1963.
$1,380,000
of
unftil
.
Channer
School District No. 200
Bond
from
15,
Storey,
supple¬
our
L.
Dec. 4 for the purchase
on
Due
to
1975
from
May 1
inclusive.
on
1974,
3.80s.
1,750,000
Franklin
111
Boston,
Due
to
1965
from
Company, Munici¬
Trust
about
of
3.70s.
$1,750,000
p.
g—Francis
n
$1,590,000 school bonds.
Thibodaux), La.
will
the
for
school
p.
Newman Securities Co.
Warren
1
sive.
$110,000
Nov.
Dec.
Dist.,
Illinois
Sale—The
offered
2
bonds. Dated Dec.
Community
/
Clerk,
bids until 7:00
Dec.
on
report in
the
Lafourche Parish
City
&
terest J-D.
(CST)
& Fleischer.
foregoing
The
—
i
e r
Department,
from
Due on Nov. 1
Grafton, Ferguson
by
issue
our
O f f
Street,
Legality approved by
terest M-N.
cost
at a
as
basis of about
a
of par, a
3.86%,
price
a
follows:
as
Bond
(EST)
1989 inclusive.
to
1965
25.
sealed
on
by Chapman & Cutler.
Mundelein
from
Series
bonds,
Dated Nov. 1, 1963.
from
Bowling Green, Ky.
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1974 inclusive.
Interest
Bank
Paducah Junior College
educational
build¬
revenue
at
Co.,
interest
3s, at
consolidated
ings
net
about
pal
for the purchase of $l,r
Dec. 3
and
3s,
21—
and John Nu-
Hopwood,
&
ceive sealed bids c/o S'tate Street
receive
will
National
Boston,
Co.,
&
1890—
p.
the
Revolving
Nov.,
1
1989—were awarded to
p.
&
veen
Hughes, Town Treasurer, will re¬
supple¬
Bond Offering—Louise B.
pur¬
1, 1963. Due
from
Sarah Thur-
Clerk,
pur¬
Marshfield, Mass.
1 from
bids until 7:30 p.m.
198,
of
100.05,
Dec.
ments
foregoing
Stone
Bond
of
City
offered
syndicate headed by Piper, Jaf-
a
tional
various
to
Bank
of
price
Paducah, Ky.
—
198,
v.
$3,500,000 Per¬
Improvement
bonds,
bonds
290,000 3.80s. Due on Dec. 1
1995 to 1998 inclusive.
Offering
Fund
2.99%.
Nov. 25.
The
—
receive sealed bids until 1:30
(CST)
as
inclusive.
1994
to
1988
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
Shawmut
from
458,000 3s/4S. Due on Dec. 1
1977 to 1987 inclusive.
413,000 3.90s. Due on Dec.
21—v.
awarded
were
Kugel,
$110,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
Note
Chapman & Cutler.
(P. O. Colchester),
—
10
receive
Dated May 1, 1963.
May 1 from 1965 to 2003
on
inclusive.
Community Unit School District
Offering
for
Phil¬
Nov.
fered
follows:
bonds.
enue
inclusive.
McDonough and Hancock Counties
Bond
until
4
will
$10,000,000 water and
Due
180
Clerk,
bids
Dec.
on
Dec. 1 from
on
City
sealed
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
300,000 3.20s. Due
1981
3.84%,
about
Sale—The
manent
Dain & Co.,
bonds totaling $1,570,000 of¬
pose
and Fox, Reusch
of
cost
interest
Bloomingtcn, Minn.
Bond
National
Sal e—The
Bond
price of 99.00, a net
a
West.
&
Kalman & Co.,
P. Newell, Rus¬
D
sell Long & Co.,
Kugel, Stone
Holyoke, Mass.
Almstedt Bros., Stein
Bros. & Boyce,
Henry
MASSACHUSETTS
Secu¬
& Co., Equitable
rities Corp.,
Co.; Wells & Christensen
Incorporated.
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., W.
350,000
Bond Offering—Louise B.
from
1
inclusive.
225,000 3.10s. Due
1978
Dec.
Co.
&
syndicate
a
Merrill
of
composed
on
Bowling Green, Ky.
inclusive.
Due
to
to
Fitzpatrick, Sul¬
of Seattle;
&
Com¬
of
Bank
Wind¬
Marquart,
Owen,
horst
fray
French Incorporated;
1890—
p.
sealed
Dec. 1 from
to
1971
198,
man,
on
bonds
revenue
sewer
awarded
were
Bond
KENTUCKY
270,000 3s.
will
and
$1,500,000
The
—
Mary¬
of
Harris
&
Sons Incorporated; R. D. White &
Company;
Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.;
Robinson
& Co., Inc.;
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
Maysville, Ky.
Sale
Inc.;
Co.,
Company
Incorporated;
Fleischer.
Bond
Dallas;
at
&
National
livan
approved by Grafton, Ferguson &
Carpenter,
Cooney.
follows:
1965
Legality
M-N.
Interest
inclusive.
Bank
land, Baltimore.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1963.
revenue
1963.
1964
from
8
pur¬
Trust
Dorsey,
Trust
Struthers
Union
pur¬
improvement
229,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
received
National
Wood,
revenue
net interest cost of about
$155,O0Ou8i1/2S. Due
No.
be
Com¬
Baxter & Company; Mer¬
pany;
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
price of
a
by
Iowa
Dec. 2 for the
on
Dated
Dec.
on
will
of
bonds.
Sachs & Co., The Illinois Co., and
Julien Collins &
bids
(CST)
chase
1889—were awarded to
p.
Interest
Offering—Sealed bids and
p.m.
Sale—The $950,000 school
198,
Dated
approved
New Hampton,
building bonds offered Nov. 19—
v.
inclusive.
Legality
Counties
Illinois
Bond
bonds.
Chapman & Cutler.
Community Unit School Dist.
No. 303
p.m.
Due on Nov. 1 from
1969
to
M-N.
price of par.
a
bridge
1, 1963.
1965
at 7:30
Dec. 2 for the purchase
on
$250,000
Nov.
Finance
Home
and
Kane
Nov.
of
1792—were sold to the
p.
i
(CST)
improvement
offered
bonds
revenue
$151,000 water
sewage
$68,000
E. Hutton
Iowa
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
III.
Jonesboro,
Sale—The
Dec.
Bank
cantile
p.m.
the
for
13
on
of
offered Nov. 21—v.
Cutler.
Bond
until 7
Maysville,
(EST)
water,
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
Wood¬
National Bank
T. Wood, State
chase
inclu¬
2003
to
1966
from
& Cutler.
man
Interest
J-D.
c/o
of Georgia; Federation
and
Trust
Company; Fi¬
Company
delity-Philadelphia
sealed
received
be
Building,
Legality approved by Chap¬
Dec.
1975
(CST) on Dec. 12 for the
a.m.
bids
of
and
until
Dec. 2 for
on
site
purchase
building
Moines,
Des
will
bids
that
announces
dormitory revenue bonds. Due on
school
Dated
1, 1963. Due-qn Dec. 1 from
the
Of¬
purchase of $16,500,000 State Uni¬
Alvin Glass-
—
of Board of Edu¬
Secretary
ner,
11
Board
526, State
Room
Building,
State
the
by
Regents,
1980.
Regents, Iowa
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
1978 inclusive.
1976 to
Redmond
son
Iowa State Board of
210,000 3.40s. Due on Dec. 1 from
and
at 2%s, at a price of 100.10.
cago,
1975.
and
of Chi¬
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Trust
District
Maysville), \Ky.
Offering—Secretary Roy
(P.O.
1
Bond
-
Trust Company
Northern
inclusive.
1973
to
1969
Sanitation
County
No.
the
to
awarded
were
Mason
$300,000
also, offered
bonds
sewer
Due
on
1974 to
Jan. 1
1977 to
In¬
Dec. 1 from
1976, inclusive.
180,000 3.80s.
inclusive.
on
inclusive.
180,000 3.70s. Due on Dec. l.from
bonds.
Legality approved by
Due
1971-to 1973,
150,000 3.90s.
1980 to
Due on Dec. 1 from
1979, inclusive.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1982, inclusive.
6321
Number
198
Volume
St. Olaf College (P.
of
of
Board
Trauernicht.
the
for
(CST)
a.m.
on
dormitory and student union con¬
struction
refunding
and
Dated April
bonds.
revenue
1, 1963.
Due
April 1 from 1966 to 2003, incl.
on
A-O.
Interest
approved
Legality
by Faegre & Benson.
Mississippi
the Board of Trustees will receive
street
awarded
198,
Bank
National
nois
Commission, at Jackson, un¬
til 10
a.m.
the
for
system
housing
1965
terest
Trust
&
Medicine
re¬
20—
First National
Paul, at a price of par,
the
3.10%,
net interest cost of about
1971, inclusive.
1968 to
Due
3s.
1 from
the National Newark
to
awarded
3.10s, at
of
Bank
Essex
and
1989 —were
198, p.
—v.
Newark,
as
and
and
District
(P. O. East Brunswick),
will receive
2
(MST)
p.m.
17
the
for
water and
power,
and
extension
sealed
De¬
Dated Jan. 1,
bonds.
nually from July 1, 1964 to July 1,
1993.
Interest
J-J.
198,
school building
1794—was postponed
p.
&
Legality
p
until Dec. 4.
NEW
Bond
Bond Offering—Dr. Peter Sam-
will
receive
purchase of $475,000
Dated
rP bonds.
Nov.
on
Nov.
1962.
1,
Due
from 1965 toi2002* incl.
1
Bond Commission, at Jackson, un¬
10
(CST)
a.m.
the
on
Roman
—
will
bids until 11
of
Nov.
Board
receive
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
inclusive.
the purchase of
bonds,
enue
$2,^50,000. housing.
system refunding rev¬
and dining
as
follows:
Bond
that
the
until
8
the
inclusive.
Due on
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
of
Dated
Nov.
on
receive
3 for the purchase of
on
$220,000
to
1978
Interest
1975;
1,
1963.
13,600,000 bonds
M-N.
Due on
Legality
Dated Nov.
1
1, 1963.
1964 to 1973
from
Interest
Dec. 4
$750,000
M-N.
Legality
Mitchell.
J.
B.
system
bonds
Hanauer
a
inclusive.
Stearns
&
Co.;
Nov.
1963.
1,
Legality
&
Galloway & Dikeman.
Inc.;
Hannibal,
Oswego,
Grapby and
Witter
Dean
heim
&
&
by
Charles & Trauernicht.
Mississippi Vocational College,
Mississippi
,
Bond
New
Bond
Guilford, Afton, Masonville,
Sidney, Unadilla and Sanford
nick, A.
G.
Becker
Joe
T. Patterson announces that sealed
&
$95,000
Brunswick, N. J.
Offering—James
(P. O. Hannibal), N. Y.
Offering—Herman Pesch,
President
of Board
receive
p.m.
(EST)
bonds.
on
of Education,
sealed
bids
Dec.
on
Nov.
1,
—
O. E. Houck,
the
school
1963.
Interest
proved
M-N.
Due
Caldwell,
by
Trimble
—
the
York
The
foregoing supple¬
report in
198,
p.
State
our
issue of
Co., Inc.; American
Corporation;
to
Power
Sale
—
revenue
Price Range on
York Hanseatic
Co.;
Hutton &
The
&
Co.;
&
Rand
&
Co.,
Authority
The
ball,
$17,000,000
(Niagara
Village
til 10
a.m.
ulty
December 12
bonds.
purchase of $600,000 fac¬
Dec.
$322,000
3
Pro¬
for
3:30
the
housing
revenue
on
and
union
student
bonds. Dated July 1,1963.
July 1 from 1965 to 2002,
inclusive.
approved
Interest
by
J -J.
Charles
exchanges
from
1965
to
terest J-J.
1994, inclusive.
In¬
est
Joe
Other
F-A.
Legality
are
notices.
offer¬
ing $7,170,000 31/2% various
pur¬
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1965 to
1989, inclusive, at prices to yield
bids will be received by the State
from
Bond Commission, at Jackson, un¬
til 10 a.m. (CST) on December 12
group was awarded the issue Nov.
the
purchase
of
$7,452,000
bonds,
as
revenue
follows:
$2,473,000 Series A bonds.
on
July 1 from 1964 to 1998, incl.
1,635,000 Series B bonds.
Due
on
July 1 from 1964 to 2000, incl.
714,000 Series C bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 2000, incl.
2,630,000 Series D bonds.
Due
on
July 1 from 1966 to 2002, incl.
V
pose
27
2.15%
its
on
out
bid
to
of
3.60%!
The
100.1933%
for
a
Write
to:
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
31/2% coupon.
Associates
Bank
Due
the
features
'
T. Patterson announces that sealed
housing system refunding
in
traded
on
ers
in
Trust
and
of
this
Brothers &
United
&
Manhattan
Bank¬
are:
Company; Harris Trust
Savings
prich
Chase
offering
Bank;
Salomon
Hutzler; R. W. Press-
Co.;
Wertheim
California
&
Co.;
Bank, Los An¬
geles; The Connecticut Bank and
Trust Company, Hartford; Roose¬
velt
&
Cross Incorporated.
Subscription Department
25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y.
(EST)
of
bonds.
approved
the
Over-The-Counter
include
the
ments, redemption calls, and sinking
Sale—The Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank and associates
Offering—Secretary
stocks
i
nicht.
University of Mississippi, Miss.
and
receive
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
most
comprehensive record of dividend announce-
Paterson, N. J.
Trauer¬
Stern,
1, 1963. Due on Feb. 1
Jan. 1
Legality approved by
F.
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive. Inter-'
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Bond
Bond
on
Legality
&
than 5,500
more
p.m.
various; purpose
Monday Issue of the Commercial and
Market.
1, 1964. Due
E.
purchase
redevelopment
.
Dated Jan.
and
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until
Dated Nov.
$62,000 fire equipment bonds.
urban
Co.;
Ossining, N. Y.
Financial Chronicle contains the price range
100,000 assessment bonds.
&
Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor
Mc-
on
Se¬
Corp.; J. Barth &
Glickenhaus
Over 5,500 Stocks
follows:
as
Hirsch
Co.; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.; New
on
2086.
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
general
Co.;
Bond Offering—Lester M. Kim¬
Nov. 25—v.
New
&
curities
&
Clerk, will receive sealed ject), Series K bonds offered Nov.
December 3 for the purchase of
$472,000 bonds,
310,000
on
Inc.;
&
ap¬
Mitchell.
Note
Stone
Co.; Hallgarten
Lauer & Co.
Legality
(P. O. Bainbridge), N. Y.
Offering
for
10
2
May 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclu¬
sive.
Bond
Bond
until
$1,045,000
of
Dated
,
A.
Commission, at Jackson,
(CST)
Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Hayden,
1
&
basis of about
a
Bond
for the
Wert¬
Domi-
Bache
incl.
sold
was
bids will be received by the State
un¬
&
Sterling Central School District
Central School District No. 1
Garry, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
^on
Offering—Secretary
Co.;
Co.; Dominick
Co., at 3.65s, at
price of 100.16,
Interest
approved
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.,
3.63%.
Dated
on
I-O. Legality approved by Sykes,
ments
Bainbridge, Coventry, Oxford,
;
Other members of the syndicate:
Bear,
Keansburg, N. J.
November 1 from 1964 to 2001
M-N.
1977;
Jan. 1,
3%s. Due
as
approved
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
625,000 Series D bonds.
on
Jan. 1, 2006.
Due
from 1965 to 1984,
1
Due on
November 1 from 1964 to 2000
,
1,
on
$590,000 .3.V4Sr.
by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
inclusive.
due
Jan. 1, 1976 and
on
water
$295,000
Nov.
Interest
639,000 Series C bonds.
1973;
Jan.
1978; and $660,000 3.35s, due
Jan. 1, 1979 and 1980.
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
to
on
public improvement bonds. Dated
1964
3.20s,
2 for
Dec.
on
inclusive.
for
1,
1,
on
$310,000 3.30s, due
receive
(EST)
$280,000
bids
sealed
November 1 from 1964 to 1999
Due
will
a.m.
Jan.
Borough
and
Mayor
will
bonds.
bonds.
Chamberlain,
sealed bids until 11
1969
1, 1972; $260,000
on
Joseph Garbaccio announces1
urer
November 1 from 1964 to 1998
308,000 Series B
City
due
Jan.
Ann Howland,
—
Jan.
on
1974;
price
a
from
Offering—Borough Treas¬
Council
$1,178,000 Series A bonds. Due on
Bond Offering
of purchase
sealed
on
of
F.
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
District
Haledon, N.J.
Dec. 12 for
on
3.10s, at
as
basis of about 3.08%.
a
will
York
President
Education,
Due
Joe
interest M-N. Legality approved
T. Patterson announces that sealed
bids will be received by the State' by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
til
100.08,
Bond
City School District,
school bonds.
Fairleigh Dickinson University
President*
YORK
Offering
Iwanski,
for
dormitory and dining hall revenue
Offering—Secretary
Bond
Plains,
1
$270,000 3V2S, due
Westchester, in
ap¬
Howard.
New
bonds scheduled for November 25
Dec. 3 for the
■■■■■-■
4V8s,
Bank of
for $780,000 5s,
Jan.
inclusive; $250,000 4.60s,
due
refunding Oct. 1, 1963. Due
Due semi-an¬
1964.
1971
group
price of
a
follows:
on
Co., Charles King & Co., and the
of Dec.
purchase
sewer
a
due
p.
due
on
revenue
198,
as
$3,400,000 bonds,
Corning, N. Y.
Offering—Mary H. Davies,
Clerk,
to
sewer
Hutzler, at
net interest cost of about
composed of Bacon, Stevenson &
of
until
awarded
were
Farmington, N. Mex.
Jersey
$1,20Q,000
of
martino,
Women, Miss.
offered Nov. 21—v.
—
ard.
Amsterdam
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
Due on Dec. 1, 1977
Mississippi State College for
1980
$700,000
a
3.62%,
Buchanan, N. Y.
bonds
Corporation,' and Salomon
100.03,
Sale—The
Legality approved by National
sealed-bids until 3 p.m. (EST) oh
:
J-D.
Bond
White
Township School
(P. O. Rutherford), N. J.
MISSISSIPPI
Brothers &
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How-
man
Brunswick
East
Due on Dec. 1, 1975
1978.
In¬
syndicate headed by the First
a
No.
1976.
40,000 3.20s.
J-J.
Due on July 1
2003, inclusive.
price of 100,11, a basis proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
a
about 3.07%.
of
1972 to 1974, inclusive.
40,000 3.10s.
terest
bonds.
$16,500,000 joint electric light and
offered
$526,500
to
1964
refund¬
to
Boston
Interest
59
21—v. 198, p. 1891—were awarded
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
(MST)
revenue
Dated July 1, 1963.
from
cember
Sale—The various purpose
18
Nov.
—v.
Dec.
on
ing and acquisition
sewer
Dec. 3
on
$60,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due on
purchase of $283,-
joint water and
bids
Grove), N. J.
New
125,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1 from
70,000
JERSEY
totaling
follows:
$115,000 2.70s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1964 to 1967, inclusive.
000
Bond
Cedar Grove Township (P. O.
Bond
198, p. 1793—were awarded tp
the First National Bank of Min¬
as
In¬
12 for
Dec.
on
Town
bonds
v.
Bank of St.
Due on July 1
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Legality approved by
NEW
Co.
$390,000
funding bonds offered Nov.
and
bonds.
revenue
Charles & Trauernicht
County
The
—
$1,695,000
of
2002, inclusive.
to
J-J.
Cedar
Sale
neapolis,
(CST) on December 12
purchase
Illi¬
(P. O. Granite Falls), Minn.
Bond
;
a
Bond
Chicago.
Yellow
State
bids will be received by the
1891—were
p.
Continental
the
to
Joe
Offering—Secretary
T. Patterson announces that, sealed
from
off-
$200,000
parking bonds offered No¬
vember 20—v.
of
The
—
Bond
Dated July 1, 1963.
Stillwater, Minn.
Sale
Bond
Village Clerk
—
Jo vita G. Gonzales announces that
Dec. 16
$2,975,000
of
purchase
Offering
(EST)
for the purchase of
University of Southern Mississippi,
Regents, will receive sealed bids
until 10:30
bids until 8 p.m.
MEXICO
Central, N. Mex.
Bond
,
(2179)
NEW
Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Charles &
Bond Offering—Sidney A. Rand,
Secretary-Treasurer
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Dated July 1, 1963.
O.
Northfield), Minn.
-
.
.
fund
by
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2180)
60
will
Pynchon, Town Supervisor,
receive sealed bids until 11
$12,264,000 bonds, as
improvement
public
$11,634,000
1 from
bonds. Due on March
inclusive:
-1964 to 1993
Due
6s.
$420,000
1965
Smith,
Field, Richards & Co., The Ohio
Due
l/10s.
and
1987
&
Co.,
nolds
&
basis
Pless,
Grant
Water Dis¬
200,000 Local Valley
Series B bonds. Due on
trict,
1984
to
1965
from
1
March
for
1990—was
inclusive.
March 1 from
Due on
bonds.
1985 inclusive.
1965 to
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Sept.
Dated
scheduled
bonds
Troy, N. Y.
Sale
bonds totaling $1,300,500 of¬
fered Nov. 21—v. 198, p. 1990—
pose
198,,
Morgan
the
of
posed
F.
Philadelphia National Bank, L.
Rothschild
Hayden,
and
Co.,
&
Co.,
Stone &
Fargo, N. Dak.
of New York City,
Trust Company
3.10s, at a price of
as
project bonds offered Nov. 21—v.
p.
First
1795—were awarded to
Boston Corporation, as
about 2.96%.
Wheatland, Chili, Brighton and
Caledonia Central School District
No.
(P. O. Scottsville), N. Y.
1
school
Sale—The $915,000
Bond
awarded
1990—were
to
Co., Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Weigold
E.
Chas.
W.
Co.,
&
H.
Sage, Rutty &
& Co., and
Morton
Corp.,
Michigan
of
First
Inc.,
Co., as 3.40s, at a price of 100.72,
a
basis of about 3.33%.
Bond
Buell,
sealed
hall
Due
Sale
Bond
Nov.
—
building
19
198,
v.
—
1891
p.
—were
awarded to the Wachovia Bank &
Trust Company
and the
a
of
ments
"Please
a
net
City
that
refunding
be
Ohio,
Loveland,
1958.
in
dated
Times-Star
of
a
and
15,
The
Board of
clared
a
Dec.
stock,
common
cember
20,
holders
of
6, 1963.
share
payable
1963,
record
'
on
to
de¬
the
De¬
share¬
December
%
Fort
i
of
&
100.42^
of
100.17,
a
Bond
Peabody
&
3V4S, at a
as
basis
a
of about
the
10 for
improvement
(EST)
J-J.
on
bonds,
lien
1, 1964.
to
(EST) on
bonds.
on
a
198,
Shore
Co.; Eddleman, Pollok &
&
net
interest
Co., at
price of 100.01,
a
cost
about
of
a
3.84%,
follows:
$100,000
Dec.
Bond
from
1
bonds
1984 inclusive.
Due
April
1969
Dec.
on
Dated
April
1,
Nov. 14 by a
from
C.
334s.
1993
and
C.
Squire,
Due
1984
1,150.000
Due
April
on
1,
3.80s.
Due
April
on
1
The
improvement
Nov.
25—v.
198,
$1,157,200
bonds
p.
of¬
2087—
as
a
Robertson
&
Edwards
100.009,
about
of
sold
was
$1,000,000
Nov.
awarded
Sons,
3.49%,
at
price
of
cost
a
of
interest
net
a
Dewar,
Pancoast, and A. G.
&
follows:
as
Due
May
on
15 from
on
May 15 from
variety of
Jan.
1
fol¬
3.40s.
from
1977
Due
from
1987
May
on
15
to 1986 inclusive.
3V2S.
580,000
Due
May
on
1994
to
15
inclusive.
1965
3.65s.
.
z
Bank of
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
Dec. 1, 1982
on
Sale—The $1,060,000
awarded to
were
Commerce, in Seattle, at
price of
a
about
2.74%,
as
2.80s.
1965
a
net interest cost of
par, a
$510,000
follows:
Due
Dec.
011
1,
and
1966.
270,000 2%s.
Due
on
Dec. 1, 1967.
280,000 2.70s. Due
on
Dec. 1, 1968.
Other members of the Goldman,
&
Company
syndicate:
White, Weld & Co., R- W. Pressprich
&
First
Co.,
King
&
of
Co.,
Michigan,
Austin
and
Tobin & Co.
Dec.
for
3
$3,700,000
Dated Dec.
the
from
school
(MST)
purchase
building
1, 1963.
1964 to
—
Due
bonds.
on
ments
the
at
2.45%
to
3.40%.-
Other members of the National
Bank
First
of
Commerce
National
Mercantile
syndicate:
of
Bank
Oregon,
Trust
Com¬
of St. Louis, Foster & Mar¬
shall, Inc., McLean & Co., Seattle
&
Bank of
Savings
Bank,
National
Washington, Tacoma, and
Chas. N. Tripp & Co.
of
June 1
1974 inclusive.
The
Reoffered
Trust
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Nov.
foregoing
supple¬
report in our
issue of
25.
Mason
County Public Utility Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Shelton), Wash. I
Bond
Sale—The
revenue
v/ 198,
bonds
p.
$26,500 ^water
offered
Nov.
18—
1892—were sold to the
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
Due
on
Jan.
if
Legality approved by Rhoads, Si& Reader.
Due
time
same
Granite School
(P. O. Salt Lake City),
Utah
VIRGINIA
cy, as
Bond
lic
Sale—The $5,000,000 pub¬
improvement
bonds
3%s, at
a
price of
par>
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at
Alexandria, Va.
Dated Jan. 1, 1964. Interest J-J.
non
the
pany
■
to
Dec. 1 from.
refunding bonds offered at
Portland,
UTAH
Note
from
on
inclusive.
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
250,000
coupons.
inclusive.
as
Due
Due on Dec. 1, 1976
Additional
Chas.
55,000 3.10s. Due on May 15 from
be received until 7:30 p.m.
as
from
1
,
inclusive.
1973
to
Dec.
and 1983.
Sachs
1968 inclusive.
to
Dec. 1', 1968.
1972, inclusive.
170,000 3V4s
school
Dallas;
on
,
on
Due
230,000 3.10s.
$100,000
offered
bonds
Bank
on
on
Due
280,000 3s.
1978 to 1981,
composed of the First
group
from
1
Dec-
on
1967, inclusive.
syndicate headed by the National
Sale —The
National
were
sale
syndicate headed by
a
Due
1965 to
370,000 3.30s.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
to
3.34%,
follows:
and 1977.
bonds
revenue
price of 100.06,
a
net interest cost of about
a
20—
by Goldman,
headed
Sachs, & Co., at
1995 to 1998.
dormitory
Nov.
1892—were awarded to
p.
syndicate
a
$1,500,000
offered
1973 to 1975,
Bond Sale—An issue of
1991.
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
—
revenue
$3,425,000
Collings & Co., Inc.,
$2,275,000 at
Dempsey.
Sale
198,
1994.
Salt Lake County,
lows:
Interest J-D.
by
v.,
School Dist.
Seattle), Wash.
Sale —The
bonds
1969 to
200,000
on
inclusive.
approved
&
Bond
school
65,000 4V2S.
1991.
100,000
Interest
purchased via negotiated
1
In¬
Legality approved by
No. 403 (P. O.
1,
on
4.05s.
on
Due
High School
Sale—School
totaling
J-J.
1974, inclusive;
$180,000 6s.
4.10s.
District
Senior
Due on Jan. 1
1, 1964.
to
1966
King County, Renton
Nov.
composed of John Nu-
group
&
offered
1892—were awarded
p.
Legality approved by Towns-
West
a.m.
$1,000,000 school building bonds.
from
junior
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1994
receive
Dec. 10 for the purchase
on
M.
purchase of $400,-
Due
will
Treasurer,
Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz &
system
bonds
revenue
21—v.
to
electric
70,000 4V2s. Due
Pa.
end, Elliott & Munson.
as
improvement
on
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
EHis.
Sale—The $840,000 water,
and
sewer
1964
receive
will
&
School District No. 414, Wash.
21—v.
terest
$45,000 5s.
g—Richard
n
000
Northwood Local School District
fered
awarded
Philadelphia,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
purchase of $144,-
Due
to
Legality
school
e r
Commissioners,
1966
Dated Dec. 1, 1963.
Bond
im¬
Brown, Jr., Secretary of Board of
Finance, will receive
Due
to
bonds.
Rockford, Illinois
November 19, 1963
Kidder,
21—v. 198, p. 1892—were
Washington),
O f f
Bond
10,000 sidewalk improvement
1965
$1,000,000
Nov.
(PST)
Upper Dublin Township (P. O.
1,
Starn,
sewer
bonds.
1965
offered
County
schoolhouse
O.
Valley Bank
of
Mac-
Harkness
Providence;
to
$350,000
price
a
Kenower,
and
sealed bids at Seattle until 11
of
ETHINGTON
Secretary-T re usurer
the
basis of about 2,65%.
The
in
Co.;
Co.,
WASHINGTON
Authority, Pa.
$134,900
Sanders
JAMES W.
at
follows:
quarterly cash divi¬
dend of 25tf per
Company
Inc.;
National Bank of Rhode Island, in
sys¬
(P.
1795—were
p.
Cross,
King County, Lake Washington
composed of the Industrial
group
will
for
water
Township
Industrial
Fahnestock
&
ISLAND
Temple Independent School Dist.,
Dec.
assessment
&
&
205,000 3.40s.
4
Dec.
Sale—The
234s,
Jan.
10 for the
special
Roosevelt
Arthur
Odessa Junior College District,
$110,000
Merion
the
to
newspaper
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
900
Directors
of
Craigie & Co.;
Bond
1969
Offering—Harriett
Director
Co.;
a
440,000
2087.
p.
until
of
198,
—v.
Cincinnati, Ohio."
Bond
W.
&
Kreeger
1991—were awarded to
of
provement bonds offered Nov. 20
Middleburg Heights, Ohio
DIVIDEND NOTICE
supple¬
issue
our
Ardmore), Pa.
called
Dec.
1963,
Nov.
Post
bonds
p.
<
published
F.
Chicago;
&
Biddle
Sale—The
Bond
opera¬
Bonds
,
Securities Corporation;
of
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Jones,
PENNSYLVANIA
"A call notice to this effect was
•
198,
received
Lower
of 4%%*
$500,000
Equitable
Co.,
&
Fricke
Jefferson, Oregon
Co.,
Magnus &
Revenue
Co.;
T exas
of boveland
original
&
syndicate:
Trust
1992.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
as
the
198,
Dated
foregoing
in
Aug. 1,1982
on
Northern
■Texas
Trust
Waterworks
CORPORATION
7
OREGON
following
advised
advance
the
tion
of
SUHDSTRAND
Mason,
until
bids
report
of
1968, the $450,000 callable portion
NOTICE
g—Lee
n
dining
Bond
be
&
Peelor
Yarnall,
Inc.;
from
for redemption at 103 as of Dec, 1,
DIVIDEND
the
Nov. 25—v.
Cincinnati:
recent
par,
from
school
1974 inclusive.*
Refunding Announced
information
Son
Newbold's
G.
Moyer,
Bond
veen
Due on Feb. 1 from
1, 1964.
1966 to
Dempsey.
Advance
&
Fosdick, Inc., and Moroney, Beiss-
$1,050,000 school bonds.
Feb.
M-N. Le¬
—We have received the
of Winston-Salem,
price of
system bonds.
tem bonds.
Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration, at
the
for
3
Dec. 2 for the purchase
on
&
offered
French,
Leonard
Co., and Robinson & Co., Inc.
as
(CST)
purchase
The $1,000,000
Woodcock,
will
Loveland, Ohio
bonds
H.
Due
Other members of the
&
W.
E.
p.m.
sealed
(EST)
and
Interest
i
e r
1
_____
receive
May 1 from 1966 to
inclusive.
Whiteville), N. C.
school
on
W.
&
Moore,
Charles
ner
O f f
Bond
Aug.
on
inclusive.
Greenville, Texas
(P. O. Oklahoma City),
bonds. Dated May 1,
revenue
Lynch;
Battles
Inc.;
Co.;
Kirkland
Jenks,
Janney,
Clark,
will
Clerk of Board of Education,
B.
purchase
dormitory
Co.;
price
Oklahoma
receive
a.m.
the
for
1
gality approved by Squire, Sanders
O.
County (P.
10
Dec.
sewer
Not e—The
will
until
6
$725,000
2003
Columbus
No.
In¬
Franklin
—
Treasurer,
bids
Dec.
on
1963.
CAROLINA
NORTH
Offering
until
sanitary
11
Ohio
of Halsey, Stuart &
cate composed
received
Due
1981
Hallowell,
Co.;
of
approved
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
College (P. O. Hiram),
Hiram
syndi¬
a
Sulzberger;
&
Dated Jan.
and
Cockley & Reavis.
Day,
1, 1963. Due on
purchase of $200,000 water system
inclusive.
2002
to
Morris, Stokes
Fox, Reusch & Co.,
be
A-O. Legality approved by
terest
Jones,
198, p.
bonds offered Nov. 21—v.
1965
3.20s.
and 1983.
Chickasha, Okla.
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1
Oct.
Dated
improvement
Legality
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
from 1976 to
Co.; Brown, Lisle & Marshall, and
J-D.
Due
550,000 3V4S.
&
TEXAS
for the
purchase of $2,350,000 dormitory
and dining hall
revenue
bonds.
from
noon
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Dec.
on
Penington
OKLAHOMA
Offering—Henry H. Spitz-
(EST)
Pinney,
3.23%,.
hoff, Vice-President for Finance,
will receive sealed bids until 10
a.m.
price of 100.22, a basis of
a
will
scheduled
(P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
Bond
1,650,000
from
1
inclusive.
1975
Col-
Brown,
until
bids
school
$785,000
postponed until Dec. 3.
public
Inc.;
headed
Aug.
on
1966
1967 to
Coventry, R. I.
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Case Institute of Technology
various
Sale—The
Remington,
Due
2,125,000 3s.
Co.;
Interest
OHIO
Bond
&
—were
Hill, Inc.
Dec. 10 for the purchase
on
198, p. 2087—was
26—v.
for Nov.
&
Haupt
Dec. 1 from 1965 to 1986 inclusive.
,
bonds
$630,000
of
ing
Watertown, N.Y.
3s, at
of
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
3.09%.
198,
(EST)
sealed
cost of about
100.02, a net interest
the
26—v.
NORTH DAKOTA
Guaranty
Ira
School Dist.
City
bonds. Dated Dec.
awarded to a syndicate com¬
were
receive
1990—was cancelled.
p.
Co.;
1892
p.
syndicate
a
1964 to
&
Sanders & Dempsey.
Bond Offering—Ruth A.
Nov.
for
Legality approved by
Clerk of Board of Education,
school building
$5,400,000
Co.; Granbery, Marache,
&; Sherrercj; Rey¬
&
198,
to
$675,000 4s.
(P. O. Vandalia), Ohio
Cancelled—The offer¬
21 —v,
awarded
Co.;
RHODE
Charlotte), N. C.
scheduled
1,
Dec.
1986. In¬
1965 to
from
1
Vandalia-Butcer
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
bonds
Dated
bonds.
J-D.
Squire,
cancelled.
198, p. 2087—was
ing of
The various pur¬
—
terest
1963,
1,
Offering
Bond
and Dec.
26—v.
Nov.
for
the
for
9
Peabody
Butcher
myle,
J.
1963. Due semi-annually on June
building
school
Dec.
on
Kidder,
Nov.
ket; Dolphin & Bradbury; Elkins,
Ohio
Margaret
—
purchase of $2,228,000 school im¬
Cancelled—The offer¬
$631,000
of
(EST)
p.m.
provement
(P. O. Sanford), N. C.
Offering
Water District ing
205,000 Plain view
1
bonds
cancelled.
Lee County
O. Coshocton),
Offering
Co.;
Dillon, Union Securities
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke; Craig-
tion, will receive sealed bids until
26—v. 198, p.
Nov.
scheduled
3.48%.
Shearn, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
various
$1,600,000
of
ing
inclusive.
&
price of 100.25,
a
about
of
Bond
Cancelled—The offer¬
Offering
3V2S, at
as
(P.
1988.
Fayetteville, N. C.
1986
to
1964
from
Fenner
River View Local School District
1,
June
on
Inc.;
a
250,000 3.60s. Due on June 1 from
,1982 to 1986 inclusive.
100,000
Blair
Company, and Sweney Cartwright
1976 inclusive.
to
&
Pierce,
..Monday, December 2, 1963
.
Other members of the syndicate:
com¬
Eastman
Lynch,
from
1
June
on
230,000 3V2S. Due on June 1 from
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
Water Dis¬
trict, Series A bonds. Due on
1
syndicate
a
posed of McDonald & Co., Merrill
225,000 Locust Valley
March
awarded to
were
as
follows:
a.m.
the purchase
follows:
(EST) on Dec. 5 for
of
R.
Offering —Thomas
Bond
3.51%,
about
of
cost
interest
Oyster Bay, N. Y.
.
offered
price
of
of about
par,
a
3.16%,
net
as
a
interest cost
follows:
@FedFRASER